4561  sarx  sarx

 probably from the base of 
4563; flesh (as stripped of 
the skin), i.e. (strictly) 
the meat of an animal (as 
food), or (by extension) the 
body (as opposed to the soul 
(or spirit), or as the symbol 
of what is external, or as 
the means of kindred), or (by 
implication) human nature 
(with its frailties 
(physically or morally) and 
passions), or (specially), a 
human being (as such):--
carnal(-ly, + -ly minded), 
flesh(-ly).

 see GREEK for 4563