day no. 12,840: wordsmithin': hapax legomenon‏

Extra! Extra! Read all about it HERE.

 

hap•ax le•go•me•non n.pl.

 

1. a word that occurs only once within a context, either in the written record of an entire language, in the works of an author, or in a single text.

 

I know, what the what?

 

I didn’t know it either.

 

I heard Driscoll say it HERE.

 

I was able to guess its spelling based on what I thought I heard him say.

I believe I typed in hopox lag… then Google was great to chime in, “did you mean hapax legomenon?”

 

Yes.

Yes, I did Google.

Thanks for the heads up.

 

It was in reference to a word Paul uses in Philippians which I have discussed before HERE.

 

I love learning new stuff!

Hapax Legomenon.

 

Nice to meet you.