[xzins]

Etymology[edit] From late Proto-Germanic *kirikǭ (whence also Old Frisian tzirke, Old Saxon and Old Dutch kirika, Old High German chirihha), from Byzantine Greek κυριακόν ‎(kuriakón) (δόμα) ‘Lord's (house)’, from Ancient Greek κύριος ‎(kúrios, “lord”).

[WENDLE]

I like the original writers actual words ( God Breathed- right?) and the pure definition. For example SHEOL in Hebrew was translated in Greek to "Hades". Hades means what Sheol means. Sheol means “grave’ or “pit’. No inference at all of an eternal life in a lake of fire. Jesus used "Gehenna", which was the city dump. No eternal life there. Interesting to get away from the "Church" narratives with actual translations./p>