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SLAVE: doulos
FAITH: pistis
RIGHTEOUS: dikaios
Thanks
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Does anyone know any English words that come from these Greek words?
SLAVE: doulos
FAITH: pistis
RIGHTEOUS: dikaios
Thanks
Brad
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I am unaware of an commonly used cognates for those words.
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epistemology?
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No, that comes from ἐπισταμαιOriginally Posted by Scottish Lass
(epistamai)
Last edited by fredtgreco; 05-03-2009 at 01:31 PM. Reason: corrected form
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Scottish Lass (05-03-2009)
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as far as I know, only doula -- but I'm not sure that's fair. It's more of a borrowing than a derivation
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doulacracy-a government by slaves
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