kosmos

In more than thirty important biblical texts, the Greek New Testament employs the term kosmos, which describes an invisible order or "government behind government."

American Chronicle 2009

According to Dr. Rolland McCune, the term kosmos emphasizes the present, meaning the present arrangement of things.

SharperIron Mike Harding 2009

The origin of the word cosmopolitan is borrowed from the Greek word kosmos, meaning world.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

The origin of the word cosmopolitan is borrowed from the Greek word kosmos or cosmos, meaning world.

Patt Cottingham: Goodbye/Hello 12: Moving Toward Cosmopolitan Brands 2009

As such, the koinos kosmos is as consensual as it is empirical.

THE HALLS OF PENTHEUS -- PART THREE Hal Duncan 2007

In this passage, he uses, for the first time in any extant Greek text, the word kosmos “order” to mean something like “world.”

Doctor, My Eyes 2009

The Septuagint gives the word kosmos, and the Vulgate, ornatus; the meaning of both words is "ornaments," or garniture.

Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1 1509-1564 1996

The supermodel, 39, gave birth on May 14 with film producer husband Matthew Vaughn at her side… Cosima is derived from the Greek word kosmos which means order or decency.

Naomi Campbell In Court For Phone Lob Case 2010

I.v. 2. "he hole diakosmesis); Pythagoras being credited with the first application of the word kosmos to the universe.

NPNF2-08. Basil: Letters and Select Works 1895

But the original Greek word kosmos means world, flesh, or system, depending on context.

Stan Goff: Who and Whose (Open Letter to Troops) 2008