δῐχο-τόμημα · dicho-tomēma — LSJ
half of a thing cut in two, any portion of a thing cut up
half of a thing cut in two: hence, generally, any portion of a thing cut up, LXX Ex. 29.17, Le. 1.8, Ph. 1.503 (pl.).
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δῐχο-τόμημα
dichotomema · τό
half of a thing cut in two
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- διχοτομήματα · dichotomēmata Septuaginta, Exodus 29
- διχοτομήματα · dichotomēmata Septuaginta, Ezechiel 24
- διχοτόμημα · dichotomēma Septuaginta, Ezechiel 24
- διχοτομημάτων · dichotomēmatōn Septuaginta, Genesis 15
- διχοτομήματα · dichotomēmata Septuaginta, Genesis 15
- διχοτομήματα · dichotomēmata Septuaginta, Leviticus 1
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