In a manner that is without articles or joints; used in theological and grammatical discussions when something lacks normal connecting elements.
Derived from 'anarthrous' with the adverb-forming suffix '-ly.' It appears in biblical Greek scholarship and classical linguistic analysis.
This adverb is almost exclusively found in the footnotes of ancient Greek biblical scholarship, where scholars need to explain precisely how a noun appears 'anarthrously'—without its article—which can completely change theological interpretation of difficult passages.
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