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In message , Keith J Patrick writes

Try Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon

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'Dynamis' (pronounced 'doonamis') is a Greek word with the basic meaning of power. It is presumably the root word behind words like dynamite and dynamic and probably even dynamometer.

Hope this helps

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Just to confuse the issue its a theological term meaning basically "1) The power of (a) God or 2) Proof of (a) Gods existence" Now where's Peter Denny when you need him :) Its classical greek, and has had the theological/philosophical meaning for well over 2000 years Beowulf

Thanks folks. I wondered if it was a word that Bachmann made up. I have the Concise English which I thought had all the words I would ever need !!!!!

Keith

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The full Oxford dictionary costs here over £600 and is c26 volumes or so... if memory serves me correctly...... 8P beowulf

I have the two-volume tiny-print edition, which I got for $26 when i subscribed to Folio Editions about 30 years ago. No longer subscribe, but the OED is fine for 99%+ my queries, even though it lacks the recent additions and updates.

I've been hinting I'd like a sub to the digital edition, but may have to treat myself. :-)

Try this link...and it's free!

'Ta!