Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G5220
hupandros · /hoop'-an-dros/ — “married”
Literally 'under a husband,' describing a woman who is married and thus subject to her husband's authority. In the LXX it renders Hebrew expressions for a married woman, especially in legal contexts concerning adultery…
Literally 'under a husband,' describing a woman who is married and thus subject to her husband's authority. In the LXX it renders Hebrew expressions for a married woman, especially in legal contexts concerning adultery (e.g., Numbers 5:20, 29; Proverbs 6:24).
Occurs in 1 New Testament verse