an adjective from deka, "ten," occurs in John 1:39; Revelation 11:13; 21:20 .
grammatically the feminine form of No. 1, with meris, "a part," understood, is used as a noun, translated "a tenth part" in Hebrews 7:2 , "a tenth," Hebrews 7:4; "tithes" in Hebrews 7:8,9 .
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