Words

μακρός G3117

Home gloss

long; farther off (comparative adverb)

Instead of (KJV / RSV)

far off / a good way off / farther off

Note

Split by construction (20): the adjective "long" (Mark 12:40 "long prayers"); the comparative adverb μακρότερον "farther off" (21:16)

Rulings

2, 20

Occurrences (1)

Genesis 21 (Septuagint)

• 21:16 Now, having gone away, she sat over against him farther off, as it were a bow's throw; for she said, "By no means let me see the death of my little child." And she sat over against him from afar; but the little child, having shouted aloud, wept.