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Discussion in 'Bible Versions & Translations' started by Jerome, Mar 12, 2021.

  1. Conan

    Conan Well-Known Member

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    Why did you quote my post as if I made an error in it?
     
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    ?. You quoted my post which answered your question about D.A. Carson and Zondervan.
     
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    In post 18# you quoted me and put an unoriginal [sic] in my quote like I misspelled a word or something. Why did you do that? An accident?
     
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    RipponRedeaux Well-Known Member

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    All right, the word 'paid' was misspelled.
     
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    You are correct! I even guessed that but looked it up and found.

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    does payed mean?

    Payed definition

    Payed is the past tense of pay, which is defined as to give money for something. An example of payed is to have bought a shirt for $20 yesterday. verb.
     
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    "The correct past tense of the verb pay is paid, as long as the word is used in the financial or transactional sense." Grammarly.com
     
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    From little odd controversy I learned "payed" was a real word and not a misspelling. And it DOES make sense when used in an extremely narrow spectrum.

    "Payed" has nothing to do with finances (that is "paid") but does have a common and historical use as a nautical term having to do with ropes and ship hulls.

    To pay out a rope or cable is to let out by slacking. The captain payed out additional rope for the sails. The construction works payed out the cable as he strung the line.

    And here I was going to blame the Brits for another weird English spelling, even without an extra "u".
     
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    Yes, just look at my post #26.
     
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