Boat - ploion, ploiarion

Definition: Ploion (ploy'-on) Noun, Neuter - Boat, a vessel that varies in size to transport many people on water. Ploiarion (ploy-ar'-ee-on) Noun, Neuter - a Small Boat, the diminutive ploiarion is a small boat holding one or two people.

Diagram: The Sign of a "boat" is a circle of variable size that encloses the people it carries. It always sits on or in one of the signs for a sea. The boats in this diagram (2220, 4440) holds the twelve disciples, God, and Jesus.

Mk 01:19	And they were in the boat mending the "nets."
Mk 01:20	and leaving their father Zebedee in the boat with the "hired servants" ...
Mk 03:09	And he said to his disciples that a "little boat" should stand ready before him ...
Mk 04:01	he got into a "boat" to sit in the sea.
Mk 04:36	they take him like he was in the boat, and other "little boats" were with him.
Mk 04:37	and the waves were beating into the boat.
Mk 05:02	And having come out of the "boat" ...
Mk 05:18	And on stepping into the boat ...
Mk 05:21	And ferrying Jesus in the boat again ...
Mk 06:32	And they departed in the "boat" down into a "wilderness place" ...
Mk 06:45	And "immediately" he compelled his pupils to embark into the boat ...
Mk 06:47	the "boat" was in the middle of the sea ...
Mk 06:51	And he ascended before them ... into the boat ...
Mk 06:54	And they come out ... out of the boat ...
Mk 08:10	And immediately, having embarked into the boat with his disciples ...
Mk 08:14	and if not one, they had no bread with themselves in the boat.

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