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lexica

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lex·i·ca  (lks-k)
n.
A plural of lexicon.
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Danker gives an extended history of the Preuschen--Bauer series of lexica, a valuable supplement to Bauer's introduction in BDAG.
Biblical Greek Language and Lexicography: Essays in Honor of ... by Krentz, Edgar / Currents in Theology and Mission
Other available lexica concur; those that display Bloom's double whammy are in consonance with the meaning shown in Random House Webster's College Dict.
A cow is a female bovine; a bull is a male cow; is that like a bum ... by Wood, Alden / Communication World
Given the modern conceptual content carried by the English word "physician," it is not a good choice for rendering either the Hebrew or the Greek, specialized lexica notwithstanding.
Improving Bible translations: the example of sickness and healing by Pilch, John J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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