Wild <1,,66, agrios>
denotes (a) "of or in fields" (agros, "a field"), hence, "not domestic," said of honey, Mat 3:4, Mar 1:6; (b) "savage, fierce," Jud 1:13, RV, metaphorically, "wild (waves)," AV, "raging." It is used in the papyri of a malignant wound.
Note: In Rev 6:8 the RV renders therion (plural) "wild beasts" (AV, "beasts").
