Original Word: παροργισμός
Part of Speech: Noun, Masculine
Transliteration: parorgismos
Pronunciation: pah-ror-gis-MOS
Phonetic Spelling: (par-org-is-mos')
KJV: wrath
NASB: anger
Word Origin: [from G3949 (παροργίζω - anger)]

1. rage

wrath.

From parorgizo; rage -- wrath.

see GREEK parorgizo

Cognate: 3950 parorgismós (from 3949 /parorgízō, see there) – irritation (exasperation, bitterness) which is provoked, i.e. by someone causing a personal ("up-close") sense of anger (R. Trench, 127).

3950 /parorgismós ("slowly built-up provocation") is only used in Eph 4:26. See 3949 (parorgizō).

Word Origin
from parorgizó
Definition
irritation
NASB Translation
anger (1).

STRONGS NT 3950: παροργισμός

παροργισμός, παροργισμοῦ, ὁ (παροργίζω), indignation, exasperation, wrath: Ephesians 4:26. (1 Kings 15:30; 2 Kings 23:26; Nehemiah 9:18; (Jeremiah 21:5 Alex.); not found in secular authors) (Synonym: cf. Trench, § xxxvii.)

Forms and Transliterations

παροργισμού παροργισμούς παροργισμω παροργισμώ παροργισμῷ parorgismo parorgismō parorgismôi parorgismō̂i

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