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Leathern <1,,1193, dermatinos>

denotes "of skin leather" (from derma, "skin, hide of beasts," akin to dero, "to flay;" whence Eng., "derm," "dermal," "dermatology"); it is translated "leather" in Mat 3:4, of John the Baptist's girdle; in Mar 1:6, RV (AV, "of a skin"). See SKIN.

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