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[Facts] PINOCCHIO
PINOCCHIO◄ #G1774 Enoikeó ►PINOCCHIO?
� � � As I Began To Study � � �
The 'Indwelling' [Of YaH'S HOLY SPIRIT]
I Was Surprised To See
The [Very Obvious] Choice Of The Name
For The DISNEY CARTOON CHARACTER PINOCCHIO
WITHIN THIS GREEK WORD!!! CAN YOU SEE IT???Bible > Strong's > Greek > 1774
◄ #G1774 enoikeó ►
Strong's Concordance
enoikeó: TO DWELL INOriginal Word: ἐνοικέωPart of Speech: Verb
Transliteration: enoikeó
Phonetic Spelling: (en-oy-keh'-o)Definition: TO DWELL INUsage: I DWELL IN, AM SETTLED (STATIONARY) IN; MET: I AM INDWELLING.HELPS Word-Studies
1774 enoikéō (FROM 1722 en "in," Intensifying #G3611 oikéō,
"DWELL" AT HOME,
IN ONE'S PERSONAL RESIDENCE) –
Properly,
DWELLING IN A STATE (CONDITION),
i.e. AT HOME; TO INHABIT ("IN-HABIT")
As ONE'S PERSONAL RESIDENCE
(ABIDING INDWELLING).NAS Exhaustive ConcordanceWord Origin: FROM en And oikeó
Definition: TO DWELL INNASB Translation
DWELL (2), DWELLS (2), DWELT (1).Thayer's Greek Lexicon
STRONGS NT 1774: ἐνοικέωἐνοικέω, ἐνοίκω; Future ἐνοικήσω;
1 aorist ἐνώκησα;
The SEPTUAGINT FOR
יָשַׁב;
TO DWELL IN; IN the N. T. with ἐν τίνι,
The Dative Of PERSON IN ONE,
EVERYWHERE Metaphorically,
TO DWELL IN ONE
And INFLUENCE Him (FOR GOOD):
ἐν τίνι, IN A PERSON'S SOUL,
Of The HOLY SPIRIT, ROMANS 8:11;
2 TIMOTHY 1:14; Of πίστις,
2 TIMOTHY 1:5; (Of SIN, ROMANS 7:17
T WH (FOR Simple οἰκεῖν)); ἐν ὑμῖν;
IN Your ASSEMBLY, Of CHRISTIAN TRUTH, COLOSSIANS 3:16;
ἐν αὐτοῖς,
IN A CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Of GOD,
2 CORINTHIANS 6:16,
cf. 1 CORINTHIANS 3:16;
(Others Understand
The PHRASE
IN COLOSSIANS AND CORINTHIANS,
The PASSAGES CITED, INTERNALLY,
IN Your HEARTS;
BUT See Meyer).https://biblehub.com/greek/1774.htm

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Gepetto is a diminutive of Giuseppe. Pino is another diminutive of Giuseppe, and Pinocchio is a diminutive of that diminutive! So the little wooden puppet's name is a pun: Pine, for the wood he is made of, and Pino/Pinocchio because Gepetto is his namesake.So, no, I can't see your Greek etymology at all.
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Pinocchio is Italian for "pine-eye."
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