artos (ἄρτος)
- Language: Greek
- Romanized: artos
- Original script: ἄρτος
- Gloss: bread, loaf
The ordinary Greek word for bread in the New Testament. It is the noun behind the petition of the Lord’s Prayer, the loaves of the feeding miracles, and the bread taken at the Last Supper.
Related entries
- Lehem — Hebrew equivalent
- Panis — Latin equivalent
- Ton Arton Hemon Ton Epiousion — the Matthean petition phrase
- Artous Ek Tou Ouranou — breads from heaven (LXX)
- Prosphora — Greek offering loaves