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Core Glossary — Titus — Hungarian Destination Language

Notes on Use

This glossary extends, and never contradicts, the baseline Romans Language Package for Hungarian. Terms already recorded in the baseline translation_memory.json are marked [BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY] and their established Hungarian rendering and risk tier are carried forward unchanged. New terms introduced by Titus are marked [NEW] and assigned risk tiers using the same Critical/High/Medium/Low framework defined in the baseline doctrine_risk_registry.json. Every term below is cited to at least one specific Titus chapter/verse. Curriculum doctrine tags map each term to the seven named Titus doctrines: Grace That Trains for Godly Living (GTG), Qualifications for Elders (QFE), Sound Doctrine and Good Works (SDW), Salvation by Grace not Works (SGW), Regeneration by the Holy Spirit (RHS), Submission to Authority (SUB), Avoiding Divisive Controversies (ADC).


Category: Salvation and Grace

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
graceχάρις / chariskegyelemCriticalGTG, SGWTitus 1:4; 2:11; 3:7, 15[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
salvation (adj. “saving/salvation-bringing”)σωτήριος / sōtēriosüdvösséget hozóCriticalSGWTitus 2:11[NEW — built on BASELINE “üdvösség” root]
salvation (verb “saved”)ἔσωσεν / esōsen (from σῴζω, sōzō)megmentett / üdvözítettCriticalSGW, RHSTitus 3:5[NEW verb form — BASELINE root reused]
Saviorσωτήρ / sōtērÜdvözítőCriticalGTG, SGWTitus 1:3, 4; 2:10, 13; 3:4, 6[NEW — absent from baseline Romans glossary; introduced here]
faithπίστις / pistishitHighSDW, SGWTitus 1:1, 4, 13; 2:2, 10; 3:8, 15[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
righteousnessδικαιοσύνη / dikaiosynēigazságCriticalSGWTitus 3:5[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
justification / justifiedδικαιόω, δικαιωθέντες / dikaioō, dikaiōthentesmegigazulás / megigazultakCriticalSGWTitus 3:7[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
mercyἔλεος / eleosirgalomHighSGWTitus 3:5[NEW — distinct from BASELINE “kegyelem”; must not be conflated]
election / God’s electἐκλογή / eklogē; ἐκλεκτῶν θεοῦ / eklektōn theoukiválasztás / Isten választottaiCriticalSGWTitus 1:1[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY, term-family]
redeem / redemptionλυτρόω, λυτρώσηται / lytroō, lytrōsētaimegvált / megváltjaCriticalSGWTitus 2:14[NEW]
good worksκαλὰ/ἀγαθὰ ἔργα / kala/agatha ergajó cselekedetekCriticalSDW, SGWTitus 1:16; 2:7, 10, 14; 3:1, 8, 14[NEW — single most doctrinally load-bearing recurring phrase in Titus]
heirκληρονόμος / klēronomosörökösMediumSGWTitus 3:7[NEW — connects to BASELINE “adoption” doctrine]
hopeἐλπίς / elpisreménységMediumGTG, SGWTitus 1:2; 2:13; 3:7[NEW]
eternal lifeζωὴ αἰώνιος / zōē aiōniosörök életMediumSGWTitus 1:2; 3:7[NEW]

Category: Christology

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
JesusἸησοῦς / IēsousJézusCriticalGTGTitus 1:1, 4; 2:13; 3:6[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
ChristΧριστός / ChristosKrisztusCriticalGTGThroughout (e.g., 1:1, 4; 2:13; 3:6)[Established form per baseline AI requirements proper-name conventions — REUSE EXACTLY]
great God and Savior (deity of Christ)ὁ μέγας θεὸς καὶ σωτὴρ ἡμῶν Ἰησοῦς Χριστός / ho megas theos kai sōtēr hēmōn Iēsous Christosa mi nagy Istenünk és Üdvözítőnk, Jézus KrisztusCriticalGTGTitus 2:13[NEW construction — must preserve single-referent Granville Sharp grammar; parallels BASELINE deity_of_christ doctrine from Romans 9:5]
gloryδόξα / doxadicsőségMedium (High in this Christological use)GTGTitus 2:13[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
appeared / appearing (epiphany language)ἐπιφαίνω, ἐπεφάνη, ἐπιφάνεια / epiphainō, epephanē, epiphaneiamegjelent / megjelenésHighGTG, SGWTitus 2:11, 13; 3:4[NEW]

Category: God

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
Godθεός / theosIstenCriticalGTGThroughout[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
Holy Spiritπνεῦμα ἅγιον / pneuma hagionSzentlélekCriticalRHSTitus 3:5[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
kindnessχρηστότης / chrēstotēsjóság / kedvességMediumGTGTitus 3:4[NEW]
love for mankind (philanthropy)φιλανθρωπία / philanthrōpiaemberszeretetMedium-HighGTG, SGWTitus 3:4[NEW — risk of collapse into secular humanist “emberszeretet/filantrópia”; must be anchored to God’s saving action]
God who cannot lieὁ ἀψευδὴς θεός / ho apseudēs theosa nem hazug IstenLow-MediumGTGTitus 1:2[NEW]
peaceεἰρήνη / eirēnēbékeMediumTitus 1:4[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]

Category: Sanctification and Regeneration

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
washing of regenerationλουτρὸν παλιγγενεσίας / loutron palingenesiasaz újjászületés fürdőjeCritical (mandatory theologian review, every occurrence)RHSTitus 3:5[NEW — highest-priority flag in this Language Package]
renewal of the Holy Spiritἀνακαίνωσις πνεύματος ἁγίου / anakainōsis pneumatos hagioua Szentlélek általi megújulásCriticalRHSTitus 3:5[NEW — tracked with loutron palingenesias as one doctrinal unit]
poured out (of the Spirit)ἐξέχεεν / execheenkitöltötteMediumRHSTitus 3:6[NEW — Pentecost/Joel 2 echo]
godliness / godlyεὐσέβεια, εὐσεβῶς / eusebeia, eusebōskegyesség / kegyesenHighGTGTitus 1:1; 2:12[NEW — Hungarian-specific root collision risk with “kegyelem” (grace); teaching note required]
training / disciplining (of grace)παιδεύω, παιδεύουσα / paideuō, paideuousanevelHighGTGTitus 2:12[NEW — defining verb of “Grace That Trains for Godly Living”]
ungodlinessἀσέβεια / asebeiaistentelenségMediumGTGTitus 2:12[NEW]
worldly desires/passionsκοσμικαὶ ἐπιθυμίαι, ἐπιθυμίαι / kosmikai epithymiai, epithymiaivilági kívánságok / kívánságokMediumGTGTitus 2:12; 3:3[NEW]
self-controlled / sound-mindedσώφρων, σωφρόνως / sōphrōn, sōphronōsmegfontolt / mértékletesenMediumGTG, QFETitus 1:8; 2:2, 5, 12[NEW — recurring key term]
holy / devoutὅσιος / hosiosszentéletű / kegyesMediumQFETitus 1:8[NEW — distinct from BASELINE “szent” (hagios); avoid conflation]
pure / chasteἁγνός / hagnostiszta / erényesMediumGTGTitus 2:5[NEW — distinct from BASELINE “szent” (hagios) and from katharos]
lawlessnessἀνομία / anomiatörvényszegésMediumSGWTitus 2:14[NEW — distinct from “bűn” (baseline “sin”), which does not occur as a noun in Titus]
purifyκαθαρίζω, καθαρίσῃ / katharizō, katharisēmegtisztítMediumSGWTitus 2:14[NEW]

Category: Church and Ministry (Qualifications for Elders)

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
elderπρεσβύτερος / presbyterospresbiter / vénCriticalQFETitus 1:5[NEW]
overseer / bishopἐπίσκοπος / episkopospüspök / felügyelőCritical (mandatory theologian review, every occurrence)QFETitus 1:7[NEW — sharpest ecclesiological fault line in this Language Package]
servant/slave of Godδοῦλος θεοῦ / doulos theouIsten szolgájaMediumQFETitus 1:1[NEW]
steward of Godοἰκονόμος θεοῦ / oikonomos theouIsten háznagyaMediumQFETitus 1:7[NEW]
blamelessἀνέγκλητος / anegklētosfeddhetetlenMediumQFETitus 1:6, 7[NEW]
husband of one wifeμιᶰς γυναικὸς ἀνήρ / mias gynaikos anēregy asszony férjeHighQFETitus 1:6[NEW — disputed across Christian traditions generally]
sound doctrineδιδασκαλία ὑγιαίνουσα / didaskalia hygiainousaegészséges tanításHighSDW, QFETitus 1:9; 2:1[NEW — central “Sound Doctrine and Good Works” term]
apostleἀπόστολος / apostolosapostolLowTitus 1:1[BASELINE — REUSE EXACTLY]
conscienceσυνείδησις / syneidēsislelkiismeretMediumSDWTitus 1:15[NEW]

Category: Divisive Controversies and False Teaching

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
divisive/factious personαἱρετικὸς ἄνθρωπος / hairetikos anthrōposszakadár emberCriticalADCTitus 3:10[NEW — anachronism risk if rendered “eretnek” (heretic); root of English “heretic” but denotes a faction-causer here, not a doctrinal-error-holder in the later technical sense]
foolish controversiesμωραὶ ζητήσεις / mōrai zētēseisbalga vitatkozásokHighADCTitus 3:9[NEW]
quarrels about the lawμάχαι νομικαί / machai nomikaitörvény felőli versengésekMediumADCTitus 3:9[NEW — connects to BASELINE “law” (törvény) doctrine-family]
genealogiesγενεαλογίαι / genealogiainemzetségtáblákLowADCTitus 3:9[NEW]
circumcision partyοἱ ἐκ περιτομῆς / hoi ek peritomēskörülmetélkedésből valókMediumADCTitus 1:10[NEW]
Jewish myths / commandments of menἸουδαϊκοὶ μῦθοι, ἐντολαὶ ἀνθρώπων / Ioudaikoi mythoi, entolai anthrōpōnzsidó mendemondák, emberi parancsolatokMediumADCTitus 1:14[NEW]
empty talkers / deceiversματαιολόγοι, φρεναπάται / mataiologoi, phrenapataihiábavaló beszédűek, csalókLowADCTitus 1:10[NEW]
rebukeἐλέγχω / elegchōmegfeddeniMediumADC, SDWTitus 1:9, 13; 2:15; 3:11 (self-condemned)[NEW]
deny (God, by works)ἀρνέομαι / arneomaimegtagadMediumSDWTitus 1:16[NEW]

Category: Submission to Authority

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
rulers and authoritiesἀρχαὶ καὶ ἐξουσίαι / archai kai exousiaifelsőbbségek és hatalmasságokMedium-HighSUBTitus 3:1[NEW — pastoral weight given Hungarian 20th-century political history]
submit / be subject toὑποτάσσομαι / hypotassomaialávetni magukat / engedelmeskedniMediumSUBTitus 2:5, 9; 3:1[NEW — consistent verb root recommended across all three relational domains (state, marriage, slavery) it covers in Titus]
obeyπειθαρχέω / peitharcheōengedelmeskedniLowSUBTitus 3:1[NEW]
bondservant/slaveδοῦλος / doulosszolgaMedium-HighSUBTitus 2:9[NEW — historical/pastoral note required]
masterδεσπότης / despotēsuraik/gazdáikLow-MediumSUBTitus 2:9[NEW]
considerate / gentleἐπιεικής / epieikēsmegértőMediumSUB, ADCTitus 3:2[NEW]
gentleness / courtesyπραΰτης / prautēsszelídségLowSUB, ADCTitus 3:2[NEW]
not quarrelsomeἄμαχος / amachosnem viszálykodó/békésMediumADC, SUBTitus 3:2[NEW]

Category: Household and Ethical Instruction

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskDoctrine Tag(s)CitationsStatus
reverent in behaviorἱεροπρεπής / hieroprepēsszent tisztességben élőMediumGTGTitus 2:3[NEW — clarify not a priestly/cultic office]
pattern of good worksτύπος καλῶν ἔργων / typos kalōn ergōnjó cselekedetek mintájaCritical (tracked with “good works”)SDWTitus 2:7[NEW]
integrityἀφθορία / aphthoriaromlatlanságMediumSDWTitus 2:7[NEW]
adorn the doctrineκοσμέω τὴν διδασκαλίαν / kosmeō tēn didaskaliandíszére lenni a tanításnakMediumSDWTitus 2:10[NEW]
foolish (morally senseless)ἀνόητος / anoētosbalgaLowSGWTitus 3:3[NEW]
disobedientἀπειθής / apeithēsengedetlenLowSGWTitus 3:3[NEW — consistent with baseline-adjacent Romans usage]
slaves to passions and pleasuresδουλεύοντες ἐπιθυμίαις καὶ ἡδοναῖς / douleuontes epithymiais kai hēdonaiskívánságok és élvezetek rabjaiMediumSGWTitus 3:3[NEW — sets up contrast with 3:5’s regeneration]

Category: Proper Names

Term (English)Original / TransliterationHungarian RenderingRiskCitationsStatus
TitusΤίτος / TitosTituszLowTitus 1:1, 4[NEW — established Hungarian Bible form]
Crete / CretansΚρήτη, Κρῆτες / Krētē, KrētesKréta / krétaiakLowTitus 1:5, 12[NEW]
ZenasΖηνᾶς / ZēnasZénászLowTitus 3:13[NEW]
ApollosἈπολλῶς / ApollōsApollósLowTitus 3:13[NEW]
ArtemasἈρτεμᾶς / ArtemasArtemászLowTitus 3:12[NEW]
TychicusΤυχικός / TychikosTichikusLowTitus 3:12[NEW]
NicopolisΝικόπολις / NikopolisNikápolisLowTitus 3:12[NEW]

Cross-Reference: Terms Reused Verbatim from the Baseline Romans Language Package

The following Titus terms MUST use the exact Hungarian rendering already established in the baseline translation_memory.json, with no deviation permitted:

  • grace → kegyelem (Critical)
  • faith → hit (High)
  • righteousness → igazság (Critical)
  • justification → megigazulás (Critical)
  • election → kiválasztás (Critical)
  • god → Isten (Critical)
  • holy_spirit → Szentlélek (Critical)
  • jesus → Jézus (Critical)
  • apostle → apostol (Low)
  • peace → béke (Medium)
  • holy (hagios, where it occurs of consecration/set-apartness) → szent (Medium) — note: Titus’s ὅσιος (hosios, 1:8) and ἁγνός (hagnos, 2:5) are distinct Greek words requiring different Hungarian renderings (“szentéletű”/“kegyes” and “tiszta”/“erényes” respectively) to avoid collapsing three distinct Greek terms into one Hungarian word.

Notable Absences from Titus (For Translator Awareness)

  • εὐαγγέλιον (euangelion, “gospel”) does not occur as a noun anywhere in Titus; the letter uses κήρυγμα (kērygma, “proclamation”) instead (1:3). Do not substitute “evangélium” where the Greek text itself uses a different term.
  • ἁμαρτία (hamartia, “sin”) does not occur as a noun in Titus. The letter names the problem instead as ἀνομία (anomia, “lawlessness”) and ἐπιθυμίαι (epithymiai, “passions/desires”). Do not substitute “bűn” where the Greek text uses these more specific terms.
  • κύριος (kyrios, “Lord”) does not occur in Titus. The letter’s Christological weight is carried instead by the direct “great God and Savior” predication (2:13) and the repeated σωτήρ (sōtēr, “Savior”) title — an even more direct assertion of Christ’s deity than the “Lord” title alone would provide.
  • ἐκκλησία (ekklēsia, “church”) does not occur in Titus. The letter addresses church order through the offices of elder/overseer and household structures rather than through direct reference to the assembly as a corporate body.

Critical Risk Terms

Grace

Approved rendering: kegyelem
Transliteration: charis
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Rejected alternatives: kegyelem mint érdemek által gyarapítható, szentségek közvetítette adomány (tridenti értelmezés)
Original: χάρις
Category: Salvation

Inherited from Romans package (identical rendering and risk tier). In Titus occurs at 1:4; 2:11; 3:7, 15. Deliberately paired with, but kept lexically distinct from, ἔλεος/irgalom (mercy) in 3:5-7 — do not conflate the two Greek terms into one Hungarian word. Also carries a Hungarian-specific root-collision risk with ‘kegyesség’ (godliness); see the godliness entry.


Righteousness

Approved rendering: igazság
Transliteration: dikaiosynē
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: δικαιοσύνη
Category: Salvation

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 3:5’s ‘not by works done ἐν δικαιοσύνῃ’ is one of the plainest NT exclusions of works — even works done ‘in righteousness’ — as the ground of salvation.


Justification

Approved rendering: megigazulás
Transliteration: dikaioō / dikaiōthentes
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: fokozatos belső megszentelődés kizárólag, jogi kijelentés nélkül (tridenti értelmezés)
Original: δικαιόω / δικαιωθέντες
Category: Salvation

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 3:7’s aorist passive participle (‘having been justified’) denotes a completed past act performed on the believer, not an ongoing process; render with a Hungarian verb form preserving this completed-action sense rather than a progressive form.


Salvation

Approved rendering: üdvösség
Transliteration: sōtēria
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works

Inherited from Romans package. The noun σωτηρία itself does not occur standalone in Titus, but its root underlies the new terms ‘saving_grace’ (2:11), ‘saved’ (3:5), and ‘savior’ (throughout) — see those entries.


Messiah

Approved rendering: Messiás
Transliteration: Christos / Mashiach
Doctrine: Messianic Promise
Original: Χριστός / מָשִׁיחַ
Category: Christology

Inherited from Romans package. Titus does not use this explicit title as often as Romans; reserve ‘Messiás’ for explicit titular/messianic-promise contexts. When functioning as part of the composite proper name ‘Jesus Christ,’ render ‘Krisztus’ instead — see the new ‘christ’ entry below.


Election

Approved rendering: kiválasztás / Isten választottai
Transliteration: eklektōn theou / eklogē
Doctrine: Election / Effectual Calling
Rejected alternatives: kiválasztás, mely emberi együttműködés nélkül értelmezhetetlen (szinergista olvasat kényszerítése), kiválasztás mint szabad akarat nélküli, vak végzet (fatalista félreolvasás)
Original: ἐκλεκτῶν θεοῦ / ἐκλογή
Category: Salvation

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 1:1’s ‘Isten választottai’ (God’s elect) is the direct Titus occurrence of the baseline’s sharpest internal doctrinal fault line (Hungarian Reformed double predestination vs. Catholic synergism). Translate to Paul’s bare claim; do not over-extend Romans 9-11’s full systematic argument into this brief salutation.


Jesus

Approved rendering: Jézus
Transliteration: Iēsous
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Original: Ἰησοῦς
Category: Christology

Inherited from Romans package. Occurs Titus 1:1, 4; 2:13; 3:6.


God

Approved rendering: Isten
Transliteration: theos
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Original: θεός
Category: God

Inherited from Romans package. Occurs throughout Titus, including the Savior title (‘Isten, a mi Üdvözítőnk,’ 1:3; 2:10; 3:4) and the Granville-Sharp construction of 2:13.


Holy Spirit

Approved rendering: Szentlélek
Transliteration: pneuma hagion
Doctrine: Regeneration by the Holy Spirit
Original: πνεῦμα ἅγιον
Category: God

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 3:5’s ‘renewal of the Holy Spirit’ is the direct agent of regeneration; render the genitive so the Spirit is clearly agent/source, not merely an attribute.


Lord

Approved rendering: Úr
Transliteration: kyrios
Doctrine: Lordship of Christ

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for TRANSLATOR AWARENESS ONLY. kyrios does NOT occur anywhere in Titus. The letter’s Christological weight is carried instead by the ‘great God and Savior’ predication (2:13) and the repeated ‘Savior’ (Üdvözítő) title.


Imputed Righteousness

Approved rendering: beszámított igazság
Transliteration: elogisthē autō eis dikaiosynēn
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: befogadott/beoltott igazság mint kizárólag belső átalakulás (tridenti értelmezés)

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for background only. The specific Romans 4:3 construction does not recur verbatim in Titus, but Titus 3:5-7’s exclusion of works and forensic ‘megigazulás’ draw on the identical doctrinal category; do not assume Titus restates this exact phrase.


Christ

Approved rendering: Krisztus
Transliteration: Christos
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Rejected alternatives: Messiás (reserve exclusively for explicit titular/messianic-promise contexts, not as part of the composite proper name)
Original: Χριστός
Category: Christology

NEW formalized entry. Not a standalone key in the baseline Romans translation_memory.json (which tracked only ‘jesus’ and ‘messiah’), but required by the established Hungarian Bible proper-name convention referenced in the baseline AI Translation Requirements. Render ‘Krisztus’ (transliterated proper name) when functioning as part of the composite name ‘Jesus Christ’ throughout Titus (1:1, 4; 2:13; 3:6, etc.).


Saving Grace

Approved rendering: üdvösséget hozó
Transliteration: sōtērios
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: grace merely as generally beneficial (‘jó’, ‘hasznos’) without retained salvific force
Original: σωτήριος
Category: Salvation

NEW. Adjective describing grace as inherently saving (Titus 2:11), built on the baseline üdvösség root. The most compact statement of Salvation by Grace not Works in the entire book; must not be softened.


Saved

Approved rendering: megmentett / üdvözített
Transliteration: esōsen (sōzō)
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: ἔσωσεν (σῴζω)
Category: Salvation

NEW. Verb form ‘he saved us’ (Titus 3:5); render with the same root as ‘üdvösség’ so the connection to the baseline salvation term-family remains visible.


Savior

Approved rendering: Üdvözítő
Transliteration: sōtēr
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Rejected alternatives: megmentő (generic rescuer; diluted salvific force, loses parallel to üdvösség)
Original: σωτήρ
Category: Christology

NEW Critical term, absent from the baseline Romans glossary. Applied to both God the Father (1:3; 2:10; 3:4) and Jesus Christ (1:4; 2:13; 3:6). Must always be reserved exclusively for God/Christ; never diluted in salvific contexts.


Redemption

Approved rendering: megvált / megváltja
Transliteration: lytroō / lytrōsētai
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: megment/kiszabadít árfizetés nélkül (rescue/liberate without any price paid)
Original: λυτρόω / λυτρώσηται
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 2:14. Must retain the payment/ransom sense, echoing the Exodus-redemption pattern, and stay linked to Christ’s self-giving in the same verse.


Good Works

Approved rendering: jó cselekedetek
Transliteration: kala/agatha erga
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Rejected alternatives: cselekedetek mint az üdvösség alapja vagy eszköze (works as the ground or means of salvation)
Original: καλὰ/ἀγαθὰ ἔργα
Category: Salvation

NEW. The single most doctrinally load-bearing recurring phrase in Titus (1:16; 2:7, 10, 14; 3:1, 8, 14). Preserve Paul’s own sequence — 3:5 excludes works as basis; 2:14/3:8/3:14 present works as redeemed purpose and fruit — without harmonizing toward either the Catholic merit-cooperation or Reformed evidence-only systematic reading in the base translation.


Great God And Savior

Approved rendering: a mi nagy Istenünk és Üdvözítőnk, Jézus Krisztus
Transliteration: ho megas theos kai sōtēr hēmōn Iēsous Christos
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Rejected alternatives: a nagy Isten, és a mi Üdvözítőnk, Jézus Krisztus (splits into two referents, denying the single-referent Granville-Sharp grammar)
Original: ὁ μέγας θεὸς καὶ σωτὴρ ἡμῶν Ἰησοῦς Χριστός
Category: Christology

NEW construction. Titus 2:13; one of the most direct single-clause NT ascriptions of full deity to Christ. Must preserve the single-referent possessive grammar. MANDATORY human theologian review on every occurrence.


Washing Of Regeneration

Approved rendering: az újjászületés fürdője
Transliteration: loutron palingenesias
Doctrine: Regeneration by the Holy Spirit
Rejected alternatives: puszta metaforikus ‘megtisztulás’ konkrét, egyszeri isteni tett nélkül (purely metaphorical cleansing with no definite act), a keresztség szentségének ereje által (added sacramental-causal language not present in Paul’s wording), a keresztséggel semmilyen kapcsolatban nem álló újjászületés (added anti-sacramental denial language not present in Paul’s wording)
Original: λουτρὸν παλιγγενεσίας
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 3:5. HIGHEST-PRIORITY FLAG in this Language Package — sits directly on the sharpest surviving sacramental fault line in Hungarian Christianity (Catholic ex opere operato baptismal regeneration vs. Reformed sign-and-seal monergistic regeneration). Translate the bare phrase only; carry all denominational elaboration exclusively in teaching notes. MANDATORY human theologian review, every occurrence.


Renewal Of The Spirit

Approved rendering: a Szentlélek általi megújulás
Transliteration: anakainōsis pneumatos hagiou
Doctrine: Regeneration by the Holy Spirit
Original: ἀνακαίνωσις πνεύματος ἁγίου
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 3:5. Tracked as one doctrinal unit with washing_of_regeneration. Genitive rendered agentively (‘által’) so the Spirit is clearly agent/source, preserving the verse’s monergistic grammatical structure.


Elder

Approved rendering: presbiter / vén
Transliteration: presbyteros
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Original: πρεσβύτερος
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:5-7; used interchangeably with episkopos of the same office/persons. Track together with ‘overseer’ as a single doctrinal unit.


Overseer

Approved rendering: püspök / felügyelő
Transliteration: episkopos
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Rejected alternatives: püspök unqualified in the base text (imports Catholic diocesan/apostolic-succession hierarchy), assuming the Reformed regional-superintendent ‘püspök’ office as the sole referent
Original: ἐπίσκοπος
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:7. Sharpest ecclesiological fault line in this Language Package. Render ‘felügyelő’ in the base text; carry ‘püspök’ as the historic Károli-tradition gloss, with mandatory teaching note explaining Titus 1’s interchangeable use of presbyteros/episkopos for the same office. MANDATORY human theologian review, every occurrence.


Divisive Person

Approved rendering: szakadár ember
Transliteration: hairetikos anthrōpos
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies
Rejected alternatives: eretnek ember (heretic — imports the later technical, doctrinally-loaded sense and centuries of Hungarian Catholic-Reformed mutual heresy-accusation history)
Original: αἱρετικὸς ἄνθρωπος
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 3:10. Highest anachronism risk in the letter. Render ‘szakadár’ (behavior-focused), never ‘eretnek.’ MANDATORY human theologian review, every occurrence.


Pattern Of Good Works

Approved rendering: jó cselekedetek mintája
Transliteration: typos kalōn ergōn
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: τύπος καλῶν ἔργων
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 2:7; tracked with the good_works entry as a single doctrinal unit.


High Risk Terms

Faith

Approved rendering: hit
Transliteration: pistis
Doctrine: Faith
Original: πίστις
Category: Faith

Inherited from Romans package. Occurs Titus 1:1, 4, 13; 2:2, 10; 3:8, 15. Note: 2:10’s ‘pistin agathēn’ (‘showing all good faith’) uses the same Greek word in a distinct sense — household trustworthiness/fidelity, not saving faith. Flag this distinction in teaching notes.


Sanctification

Approved rendering: megszentelődés
Transliteration: hagiasmos
Doctrine: Regeneration by the Holy Spirit

Inherited from Romans package. Extended in Titus by the sharper ‘washing of regeneration’ (3:5) sacramental fault line, which is not present in Romans’ own vocabulary. Track alongside washing_of_regeneration and renewal_of_the_spirit below.


Law

Approved rendering: törvény
Transliteration: nomos
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies

Inherited from Romans package. Background for Titus 3:9’s ‘machai nomikai’ (‘quarrels about the law,’ törvény felőli versengések) and 1:10’s circumcision-party controversy. The baseline’s Reformed ‘threefold use of the law’ framework remains relevant background but must not be assumed as the text’s own argument.


Glory

Approved rendering: dicsőség
Transliteration: doxa
Doctrine: Deity of Christ
Original: δόξα
Category: God

Inherited from Romans package (baseline Medium risk), elevated to High in this Titus occurrence: 2:13’s ‘the appearing of the glory of the great God and Savior’ functions directly Christologically, heightening the term’s weight beyond its typical Romans usage.


Gospel

Approved rendering: evangélium
Transliteration: euangelion
Doctrine: Proclamation of the Word

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for TRANSLATOR AWARENESS ONLY. euangelion does NOT occur anywhere in Titus. The letter uses kērygma (‘hirdetés,’ proclamation, 1:3) instead. Do not substitute ‘evangélium’ for Titus’s own word choice; see the new ‘proclamation’ entry below.


Covenant

Approved rendering: szövetség
Transliteration: diathēkē
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Rejected alternatives: szövetség kizárólag jogi vagy politikai szerződésként

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for background only. diathēkē does not occur as a standalone term in Titus, but 1:2’s ‘promise’ (ígéret, epangelia) and the inheritance language of 3:7 draw on the same covenantal conceptual field.


Mercy

Approved rendering: irgalom
Transliteration: eleos
Doctrine: Mercy and Regeneration (Distinct from Grace)
Rejected alternatives: kegyelem (must not be conflated with grace; the two Greek terms are deliberately distinct in 3:5-7)
Original: ἔλεος
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 3:5. Distinct from charis/kegyelem — eleos emphasizes compassion toward human wretchedness/need. Keep lexically distinct from ‘kegyelem’ so Paul’s deliberate two-term sequence (mercy in 3:5, grace in 3:7) remains visible to the Hungarian reader.


Appearing

Approved rendering: megjelent / megjelenés
Transliteration: epiphainō / epephanē / epiphaneia
Doctrine: Epiphany Christology
Rejected alternatives: private mystical experience, a recurring liturgical commemoration only, with no historical referent
Original: ἐπιφαίνω / ἐπεφάνη / ἐπιφάνεια
Category: Christology

NEW. Brackets the core passage (2:11, 13; 3:4). Must be read as God’s own decisive historical action in Christ. No lexical collision with ‘Vízkereszt’ (the separate compound term for the liturgical feast of Epiphany), but real risk of theological flattening into subjective religious sentiment.


Love For Mankind

Approved rendering: emberszeretet
Transliteration: philanthrōpia
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Rejected alternatives: emberszeretet/filantrópia mint puszta humanista jótékonyság, Isten üdvözítő tette nélkül (secular humanist benevolence divorced from God’s saving action)
Original: φιλανθρωπία
Category: God

NEW. Titus 3:4. Must be anchored to God’s own saving action in Christ (3:5 follows immediately); never stand alone as a generalized humanitarian ideal.


Godliness

Approved rendering: kegyesség / kegyesen
Transliteration: eusebeia / eusebōs
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Original: εὐσέβεια / εὐσεβῶς
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 1:1; 2:12. Shares the Hungarian root ‘kegy-’ with ‘kegyelem’ (grace) though the underlying Greek roots (eusebeia vs. charis) are unrelated — a purely Hungarian-specific lexical collision. Mandatory teaching note required distinguishing root/cause (kegyelem) from trained fruit (kegyesség) at every co-occurrence.


Training

Approved rendering: nevel
Transliteration: paideuō / paideuousa
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Rejected alternatives: tanít (teaches; loses the formative/disciplining nuance of paideuō)
Original: παιδεύω / παιδεύουσα
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 2:12; the defining verb of this doctrine — grace itself is the acting subject. Must not be flattened into ‘teaches us that…’; keep grace as the explicit grammatical subject of the training clause.


Husband Of One Wife

Approved rendering: egy asszony férje
Transliteration: mias gynaikos anēr
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Original: μιᶰς γυναικὸς ἀνήρ
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:6; genuinely disputed across Christian traditions generally (not a Hungarian confessional-specific fault line). Render literally; leave interpretive range to teaching notes.


Sound Doctrine

Approved rendering: egészséges tanítás
Transliteration: didaskalia hygiainousa
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Rejected alternatives: helyes tanítás (abstract ‘correct teaching’; flattens the medical/health-and-fruit metaphor)
Original: διδασκαλία ὑγιαίνουσα
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:9; 2:1. Medical metaphor (hygiainō, root of ‘hygiene’) — teaching that produces spiritual health and observable good works, not correctness abstracted from life.


Foolish Controversies

Approved rendering: balga vitatkozások
Transliteration: mōrai zētēseis
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies
Original: μωραὶ ζητήσεις
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 3:9; distinct from the commanded doctrinal correction (elegchō) commended elsewhere in the letter — teaching notes must keep these separate.


Rulers And Authorities

Approved rendering: felsőbbségek és hatalmasságok
Transliteration: archai kai exousiai
Doctrine: Submission to Authority
Original: ἀρχαὶ καὶ ἐξουσίαι
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 3:1; carries live pastoral weight given Hungary’s twentieth-century experience of coerced political submission under both fascist and communist regimes. Translate faithfully and unqualified; carry historical nuance in teaching notes only.


Medium Risk Terms

Holy

Approved rendering: szent
Transliteration: hagios
Doctrine: Sanctification

Inherited from Romans package. CAUTION: Titus’s own distinct Greek terms hosios (1:8, ‘devout’) and hagnos (2:5, ‘pure_chaste’) must NOT be rendered with this same Hungarian word; use the separate entries below to avoid collapsing three distinct Greek words into one Hungarian term.


Adoption

Approved rendering: örökbefogadás
Transliteration: huiothesia
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life

Inherited from Romans package. Titus does not use huiothesia directly, but 3:7’s ‘heir’ (örökös) draws on this same doctrinal field, since inheritance rights are what adoptive sonship secures.


Peace

Approved rendering: béke
Transliteration: eirēnē
Doctrine: Peace with God
Original: εἰρήνη
Category: Salvation

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 1:4 epistolary greeting, ‘kegyelem és béke.‘


Church

Approved rendering: egyház
Transliteration: ekklēsia
Doctrine: Church as God’s People

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for TRANSLATOR AWARENESS ONLY. ekklēsia does NOT occur anywhere in Titus; the letter addresses church order entirely through the offices of elder/overseer and household structures. Do not introduce ‘egyház’ where the Greek text has no corresponding noun.


Sin

Approved rendering: bűn
Transliteration: hamartia
Doctrine: Universal Human Accountability

Inherited from Romans package, carried here for TRANSLATOR AWARENESS ONLY. hamartia does NOT occur as a noun anywhere in Titus. The letter names the pre-conversion problem instead as anomia (‘lawlessness,’ törvényszegés, 2:14) and epithymiai (‘passions/desires,’ kívánságok, 2:12; 3:3). Do not substitute ‘bűn’ where Titus uses these specific terms.


Heir

Approved rendering: örökös
Transliteration: klēronomos
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Original: κληρονόμος
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 3:7. Connects conceptually to the baseline adoption doctrine.


Hope

Approved rendering: reménység
Transliteration: elpis
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Rejected alternatives: vague, object-less optimistic wish
Original: ἐλπίς
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 1:2; 2:13; 3:7. Must retain the confident, object-anchored sense (Christ’s return, the inheritance of eternal life); avoid the secondary secular Hungarian sense of vague optimism.


Eternal Life

Approved rendering: örök élet
Transliteration: zōē aiōnios
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Original: ζωὴ αἰώνιος
Category: Salvation

NEW. Titus 1:2; 3:7.


Kindness

Approved rendering: jóság / kedvesség
Transliteration: chrēstotēs
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Original: χρηστότης
Category: God

NEW. Titus 3:4, same root family as Romans 2:4 and 11:22.


God Who Cannot Lie

Approved rendering: a nem hazug Isten
Transliteration: ho apseudēs theos
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Original: ὁ ἀψευδὴς θεός
Category: God

NEW. Titus 1:2; grounds the reliability of the promise of eternal life.


Poured Out

Approved rendering: kitöltötte
Transliteration: execheen
Doctrine: Regeneration by the Holy Spirit
Original: ἐξέχεεν
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 3:6; echoes Joel 2:28/Acts 2:17’s Pentecostal outpouring. A cross-reference note to Acts 2 is recommended.


Ungodliness

Approved rendering: istentelenség
Transliteration: asebeia
Doctrine: Grace That Trains for Godly Living
Original: ἀσέβεια
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 2:12, negation of eusebeia.


Worldly Desires

Approved rendering: világi kívánságok / kívánságok
Transliteration: kosmikai epithymiai / epithymiai
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: bűn (do not substitute the baseline ‘sin’ noun)
Original: κοσμικαὶ ἐπιθυμίαι / ἐπιθυμίαι
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 2:12; 3:3. One of two nouns (with anomia) Titus uses instead of hamartia to name the pre-conversion problem.


Self Controlled

Approved rendering: megfontolt / mértékletesen
Transliteration: sōphrōn / sōphronōs
Doctrine: Christian Character and Virtue
Original: σώφρων / σωφρόνως
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Recurring key term across the letter (1:8; 2:2, 5, 12).


Devout

Approved rendering: szentéletű / kegyes
Transliteration: hosios
Doctrine: Christian Character and Virtue
Rejected alternatives: szent (the baseline hagios rendering; must not collapse this distinct Greek word into the baseline holiness term)
Original: ὅσιος
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:8; a distinct Greek word from hagios, emphasizing personal devotion toward God.


Pure Chaste

Approved rendering: tiszta / erényes
Transliteration: hagnos
Doctrine: Household Ethics and Witness
Rejected alternatives: szent (the baseline hagios rendering)
Original: ἁγνός
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 2:5; distinct from hagios and from katharos.


Lawlessness

Approved rendering: törvényszegés
Transliteration: anomia
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Rejected alternatives: bűn (do not substitute the baseline ‘sin’ noun)
Original: ἀνομία
Category: Sin

NEW. Titus 2:14; connected to the baseline law (törvény) doctrine-family.


Purify

Approved rendering: megtisztít
Transliteration: katharizō / katharisē
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: καθαρίζω / καθαρίσῃ
Category: Sanctification

NEW. Titus 2:14.


Servant Of God

Approved rendering: Isten szolgája
Transliteration: doulos theou
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Original: δοῦλος θεοῦ
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:1; Paul’s self-designation of total ownership by God.


Steward Of God

Approved rendering: Isten háznagya
Transliteration: oikonomos theou
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Original: οἰκονόμος θεοῦ
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:7; frames the overseer’s authority as stewardship, not personal dominion.


Blameless

Approved rendering: feddhetetlen
Transliteration: anegklētos
Doctrine: Qualifications for Elders
Original: ἀνέγκλητος
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:6-7; legal-forensic term, ‘against whom no charge can be brought.‘


Conscience

Approved rendering: lelkiismeret
Transliteration: syneidēsis
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: συνείδησις
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:15.


Quarrels About The Law

Approved rendering: törvény felőli versengések
Transliteration: machai nomikai
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies
Original: μάχαι νομικαί
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 3:9; connects to the baseline law (törvény) doctrine-family and 1:10’s circumcision-party controversy.


Circumcision Party

Approved rendering: körülmetélkedésből valók
Transliteration: hoi ek peritomēs
Doctrine: False Teachers and Sound Speech
Original: οἱ ἐκ περιτομῆς
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 1:10; a specific first-century Judaizing faction, not a general statement about Judaism as such.


Jewish Myths Commandments Of Men

Approved rendering: zsidó mendemondák, emberi parancsolatok
Transliteration: Ioudaikoi mythoi, entolai anthrōpōn
Doctrine: False Teachers and Sound Speech
Original: Ἰουδαϊκοὶ μῦθοι, ἐντολαὶ ἀνθρώπων
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 1:14; requires OT/Galatians background note so the historical referent stays clear and is never generalized into a statement about Jewish people or Judaism as such.


Rebuke

Approved rendering: megfeddeni
Transliteration: elegchō
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: ἐλέγχω
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 1:9, 13; 2:15; 3:11. Same verb throughout for the duty toward false teachers and divisive persons; distinguish from the condemned ‘foolish controversies’ of 3:9.


Deny

Approved rendering: megtagad
Transliteration: arneomai
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: ἀρνέομαι
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 1:16; false teachers ‘profess to know God but deny him by their works’ — an ironic inversion of 2:12’s ‘having renounced [ungodliness].’


Submit

Approved rendering: alávetni magukat / engedelmeskedni
Transliteration: hypotassomai
Doctrine: Submission to Authority
Original: ὑποτάσσομαι
Category: Government

NEW. Used across three relational domains in Titus — state authority (3:1), marriage (2:5), bondservice (2:9). Use one consistent verb root across all three occurrences so the thematic link remains visible; teaching note to clarify the nature and limits of submission differ by context.


Bondservant

Approved rendering: szolga
Transliteration: doulos
Doctrine: Household Ethics and Witness
Original: δοῦλος
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 2:9; requires historical/pastoral note distinguishing the first-century Greco-Roman institution from later chattel slavery and from Hungarian serfdom (jobbágyság). Track distinctly from doulos theou (1:1, apostolic self-designation) and douleuontes (3:3, negative pre-conversion metaphor).


Master

Approved rendering: uraik / gazdáik
Transliteration: despotēs
Doctrine: Household Ethics and Witness
Original: δεσπότης
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 2:9; correlative to doulos.


Considerate

Approved rendering: megértő
Transliteration: epieikēs
Doctrine: Submission to Authority
Original: ἐπιεικής
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 3:2.


Not Quarrelsome

Approved rendering: nem viszálykodó / békés
Transliteration: amachos
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies
Original: ἄμαχος
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 3:2.


Reverent In Behavior

Approved rendering: szent tisztességben élő
Transliteration: hieroprepēs
Doctrine: Household Ethics and Witness
Rejected alternatives: papi/szentélyi tisztség jelentése (a priestly/cultic office sense)
Original: ἱεροπρεπής
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 2:3; describes godly demeanor generally, not a priestly or clerical role for women.


Integrity

Approved rendering: romlatlanság
Transliteration: aphthoria
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: ἀφθορία
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 2:7.


Adorn The Doctrine

Approved rendering: díszére lenni a tanításnak
Transliteration: kosmeō tēn didaskalian
Doctrine: Sound Doctrine and Good Works
Original: κοσμέω τὴν διδασκαλίαν
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 2:10; the purpose of the 2:1-10 household instructions, setting up the core passage’s grace-training theme.


Slaves To Passions And Pleasures

Approved rendering: kívánságok és élvezetek rabjai
Transliteration: douleuontes epithymiais kai hēdonais poikilais
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: δουλεύοντες ἐπιθυμίαις καὶ ἡδοναῖς ποικίλαις
Category: Sin

NEW. Titus 3:3; the pre-conversion condition 3:5’s regeneration directly reverses — the contrast must remain visible across 3:3 and 3:5.


Proclamation

Approved rendering: hirdetés
Transliteration: kērygma
Doctrine: Proclamation of the Word
Rejected alternatives: evangélium (Titus’s own word choice, kērygma, differs from the baseline Romans term; do not harmonize)
Original: κήρυγμα
Category: Covenant

NEW. Titus 1:3; the closest functional equivalent to the baseline ‘gospel,’ but a distinct Greek noun. Titus never uses euangelion.


Promise

Approved rendering: ígéret
Transliteration: epangelia
Doctrine: Hope of Eternal Life
Original: ἐπαγγελία
Category: Covenant

NEW. Titus 1:2; ties to the baseline covenant (szövetség) doctrine-family.


Knowledge Of The Truth

Approved rendering: az igazság megismerése
Transliteration: epignōsis alētheias
Doctrine: Proclamation of the Word
Original: ἐπίγνωσις ἀληθείας
Category: Faith

NEW. Titus 1:1; faith and godliness are grounded in knowing revealed truth, not mere sentiment.


Manifested Revealed

Approved rendering: megjelentette / kinyilatkoztatta
Transliteration: phaneroō / ephanerōsen
Doctrine: Proclamation of the Word
Original: φανερόω / ἐφανέρωσεν
Category: Covenant

NEW. Titus 1:3; a distinct Greek verb from epiphainō/epephanē (the ‘appearing’ entry) though from an overlapping semantic field — track separately.


Just Upright Character

Approved rendering: igaz
Transliteration: dikaios
Doctrine: Christian Character and Virtue
Original: δίκαιος
Category: Church

NEW. Titus 1:8; shares the Hungarian root ‘igaz-’ with baseline ‘igazság/megigazulás’ but describes personal ethical character here, not forensic standing — teaching note required to distinguish the two senses.


Low Risk Terms

Apostle

Approved rendering: apostol
Transliteration: apostolos
Doctrine: Apostleship
Original: ἀπόστολος
Category: Church

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 1:1.


Exhort

Approved rendering: buzdítani
Transliteration: parakaleō
Doctrine: Mutual Edification

Inherited from Romans package. Titus 2:15, ‘παρακάλει.‘


Genealogies

Approved rendering: nemzetségtáblák
Transliteration: genealogiai
Doctrine: Avoiding Divisive Controversies
Original: γενεαλογίαι
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 3:9; likely related to the ‘Jewish myths’ of 1:14.


Empty Talkers Deceivers

Approved rendering: hiábavaló beszédűek, csalók
Transliteration: mataiologoi, phrenapatai
Doctrine: False Teachers and Sound Speech
Original: ματαιολόγοι, φρεναπάται
Category: False Teaching

NEW. Titus 1:10.


Obey

Approved rendering: engedelmeskedni
Transliteration: peitharcheō
Doctrine: Submission to Authority
Original: πειθαρχέω
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 3:1.


Gentleness

Approved rendering: szelídség
Transliteration: prautēs
Doctrine: Submission to Authority
Original: πραΰτης
Category: Government

NEW. Titus 3:2.


Foolish Morally Senseless

Approved rendering: balga
Transliteration: anoētos
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: ἀνόητος
Category: Sin

NEW. Titus 3:3.


Disobedient

Approved rendering: engedetlen
Transliteration: apeithēs
Doctrine: Salvation by Grace not Works
Original: ἀπειθής
Category: Sin

NEW. Titus 3:3.


Titus

Approved rendering: Titusz
Transliteration: Titos
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Τίτος
Category: Proper Names

NEW. The letter’s recipient; established Hungarian Bible proper-name form.


Crete

Approved rendering: Kréta / krétaiak
Transliteration: Krētē / Krētes
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Κρήτη / Κρῆτες
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 1:5, 12; the Cretan proverb citation in 1:12 requires a brief cultural-background note, no doctrinal risk.


Zenas

Approved rendering: Zénász
Transliteration: Zēnas
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Ζηνᾶς
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 3:13.


Apollos

Approved rendering: Apollós
Transliteration: Apollōs
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Ἀπολλῶς
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 3:13.


Artemas

Approved rendering: Artemász
Transliteration: Artemas
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Ἀρτεμᾶς
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 3:12.


Tychicus

Approved rendering: Tichikus
Transliteration: Tychikos
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Τυχικός
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 3:12.


Nicopolis

Approved rendering: Nikápolis
Transliteration: Nikopolis
Doctrine: Proper Names
Original: Νικόπολις
Category: Proper Names

NEW. Titus 3:12.

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