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ὑπερπλεονάζω G5250
V-AIA-3S  |  1× in 1 sense
To abound exceedingly, overflow in superabundance; to increase beyond all ordinary measure
This compound verb intensifies the idea of abounding or increasing—literally to 'hyper-abound.' In 1 Timothy 1:14, Paul uses it to describe how God's grace toward him 'superabounded' along with faith and love in Christ Jesus. Despite Paul's former blasphemy and persecution of the church, divine grace didn't just cover his sin but overflowed abundantly. The term stresses grace exceeding what was needed, lavished beyond measure on an undeserving persecutor.

Senses
1. sense 1 In 1 Tim 1:14, Paul reflects on his conversion: 'the grace of our Lord superabounded with faith and love that are in Christ Jesus.' The context is autobiographical—Paul was a violent persecutor, yet grace didn't merely forgive but overflowed (German 'überreichlich,' abundantly). The verb's intensive prefix stresses that divine grace exceeded what strict justice required, flooding Paul's life with faith and love he hadn't earned. This superabundance demonstrates the Lord's patience as an example to future believers.
QUANTITY_NUMBER Quantity Abounding and Surplus
AR["فاضَتْ-جِدّاً"]·ben["অতিরিক্ত-প্রচুর-হল"]·DE["ueberreichlich"]·EN["superabounded"]·FR["ὑπερεπλεόνασεν"]·heb["גָּדַל-מְאֹד"]·HI["बहुत-बध-गय"]·ID["melimpah-dengan-sangat"]·IT["uperepleonasen"]·jav["langkung-kathah"]·KO["넘쳤다"]·PT["superabundou"]·RU["преизобиловала"]·ES["sobreabundó"]·SW["ilifurika"]·TR["aşırı-bollukla-verildi"]·urd["بہت-زیادہ-ہوا"]

Related Senses
H3605 1. all, every, whole (5352×)H0259 1. one (cardinal numeral) (940×)H8147 1. cardinal number two (666×)G3956 1. all (collective plural) (616×)H3967 1. cardinal numeral hundred (550×)H1419a 1. great, large (general quality) (486×)H7969 1. cardinal number three (431×)H0505 1. cardinal number thousand (427×)H7651 1. seven (cardinal number) (393×)G1520 1. cardinal number one (339×)H6240 1. ten (cardinal number) (334×)H6242 1. twenty (cardinal number) (315×)H2568 1. cardinal number five (309×)H0702 1. four (cardinal number) (277×)G3956 2. every, each (distributive) (227×)H8337 1. six (cardinal number) (215×)G3956 3. all things, everything (substantive) (211×)G3956 4. (187×)H6235 1. ten (177×)G3173 1. great in size or extent (176×)

BDB / Lexicon Reference
ὑπερπλεονάζω, abound exceedingly, NT+2nd c.BC+