διαφθονέω · diaphthoneō — LSJ
envy, to be grudged, deprived of, to be envied
envy, τινί LXX Es. 6.3 (v.l.):—Pass., to be grudged, deprived of oneʼs good fortune, J. AJ 2.6.7; to be envied, Agath. 1.16.
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διαφθονέω
diaphthoneo
envy, to be grudged, deprived of, to be envied
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