Σαλά

# Σαλά (Sala) in Biblical Greek Based on the lexical data provided, Σαλά (Sala) appears in the Greek Bible only twice, making it a relatively rare term. The lemma itself is presented without elaboration in the definition field, which suggests it may be a proper name or a term whose meaning was considered self-evident to the original lexicographers. The minimal occurrence count—just two instances across the entire biblical corpus—indicates this word had limited use or application in the texts that comprise the Bible. Without additional definition details in the provided data, we cannot determine whether Σαλά refers to a person, place, or concept, or what its broader semantic range might be. To understand its specific meaning and context within biblical passages, one would need to examine the actual verses where it appears. The scarcity of this term contrasts sharply with high-frequency biblical vocabulary, suggesting it occupied a peripheral rather than central role in biblical communication and theological discourse.