This verb means to make known or reveal, particularly in the context of personal identity. In classical drama it could refer to the moment of recognition that produces a plot reversal (anagnorisis). At Acts 7:13, Joseph made himself known to his brothers on their second visit to Egypt. The multilingual glosses (Spanish fue-dado-a-conocer, French se-faire-connaître) emphasize the revealing of identity that had previously been hidden or unrecognized.