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anathallō ἀναθάλλω anathallō

To BLOOM AGAIN, to put out fresh shoots after a dormant season — a plant word, and a New Testament hapax at Philippians 4:10, where the Philippians' concern for Paul has 'flowered again'. He then immediately guards them against the implication: you were thinking of it all along, you simply had no opportunity. A characteristically careful piece of thanking. → first discussed at Philippians 4:10