ad-ven´t̬ū̇r: “To risk,†“to dare,†referring always to an undertaking attended with some peril ( : “My father adventured his lifeâ€). Compare . So also : “Riches perish by evil adventure.†Only once in New Testament for διÌδωμι, dıÌdoÌ„mı̄ (), where Paul's friends beg him “not to adventure himself (archaic for “ventureâ€) into theater.