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πλοῖον — Acts 27:15 sea voyage

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SEMANTIC_USAGE_OCCURRENCEUSAGE_G4143_ACT_27_15
Curation State
CURATED
Release Introduced
v45
Language
Greek
Lemma
πλοῖον
Strong Id
G4143
Lemma Keys
[
    "πλοῖον",
    "G4143"
]
Evidence Layers
[
    {
        "id": "BIBLICAL_HEBREW_GREEK",
        "role": "textual_corpus"
    }
]
Source Ids
[
    "SRC_SBLGNT",
    "SRC_KJV1769"
]
Source Reference
Acts 27:15
Date Range
{
    "label": "1st century CE composition context",
    "certainty": "broad"
}
Original Language
Greek
Attested Form
πλοίου
Original Excerpt
συναρπασθέντος δὲ τοῦ πλοίου
Translation
{
    "text": "the ship being caught [by the wind]",
    "responsibility": "Berean Archive working context translation; used only for the semantic-usage record.",
    "alignment_note": "Context-level evidence only; this record does not create a new translation-token alignment."
}
Semantic Domains
[
    {
        "id": "maritime",
        "role": "primary",
        "classification": "documented fact",
        "rationale": "The noun directly denotes the vessel in the storm narrative."
    },
    {
        "id": "economic_commercial",
        "role": "secondary",
        "classification": "reasonable inference",
        "rationale": "The wider voyage involves transport aboard a working Mediterranean vessel, though commercial function is not the lexical focus of this phrase."
    }
]
Evidence Strength
DIRECT_ATTESTATION
Context Summary
The word occurs in an extended narrative of navigation, weather, anchoring, ship handling, and wreck.
Evidence Boundary
The maritime classification is direct; the secondary commercial classification is contextual and should not be treated as part of the noun’s lexical definition.
Scripture Reference
{
    "book": "ACT",
    "chapter": 27,
    "verse": "15",
    "edition": "sblgnt"
}