Mark 14:1 BUT after two days was the Petscha of unleavened cakes:* and the chief priests and the Sophree sought how with guile they might apprehend and kill him. * Phatiree, "unleavened bread," in the plural; so called either from phatar, "to send forth, liberate," in allusion to the Exodus; or from the Arabic fatara, "to knead bread without leaven."

Etheridge⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹ BUT after two days was the Petscha of unleavened cakes:* and the chief priests and the Sophree sought how with guile they might apprehend and kill him. [* Phatiree, "unleavened bread," in the plural; so called either from phatar, "to send forth, liberate," in allusion to the Exodus; or from the Arabic fatara, "to knead bread without leaven."]