1 | Strong's Number: g2864 | Greek: kome |
Village:
"a village," or "country town," primarily as distinct from a walled town, occurs in the Gospels; elsewhere only in Act 8:25. The difference between polis, "a city," and kome, is maintained in the NT, as in Josephus. Among the Greeks the point of the distinction was not that of size or fortification, but of constitution and land. In the OT the city and the village are regularly distinguished. The Mishna makes the three distinctions, a large city, a city, and a village. The RV always substitutes "village(-s)" for AV, "town(-s)," Mat 10:11; Mar 8:23, 26, 27; Luk 5:17; 9:6, 12; Jhn 7:42; 11:1, 30.
See TOWN.
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