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Greek root word (lemma) ‘δάκτυλος’ (daktulos)

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This root form (lemma) ‘δάκτυλος’ is used in 5 different forms in the Greek originals: δάκτυλόν (N-AMS), δακτύλου (N-GMS), δακτύλους (N-AMP), δακτύλων (N-GMP), δακτύλῳ (N-DMS).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘the finger’, ‘finger’, ‘fingers’.

Have 7 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘daktulos’ (noun) in the Greek originals

Yhn (Jhn) 20:25 δάκτυλόν (daktulon) AMS ‘and I may put the finger of me into the’ SR GNT Yhn 20:25 word 46

Yhn (Jhn) 20:27 δάκτυλόν (daktulon) AMS ‘to Thōmas be bringing the finger of you here and’ SR GNT Yhn 20:27 word 7

Mark 7:33 δακτύλους (daktulous) AMP ‘himself he put the fingers of him to the’ SR GNT Mark 7:33 word 17

Mat 23:4 δακτύλῳ (daktulōi) DMS ‘they but with the finger of them not are willing’ SR GNT Mat 23:4 word 21

Luke 11:20 δακτύλῳ (daktulōi) DMS ‘if but by the finger of god I am throwing_out’ SR GNT Luke 11:20 word 6

Luke 11:46 δακτύλων (daktulōn) GMP ‘yourselves with one of the fingers of you_all not you_all are touching’ SR GNT Luke 11:46 word 24

Luke 16:24 δακτύλου (daktulou) GMS ‘the extremity of the finger of him in water and’ SR GNT Luke 16:24 word 18

Key: N=noun AMP=accusative,masculine,plural AMS=accusative,masculine,singular DMS=dative,masculine,singular GMP=genitive,masculine,plural GMS=genitive,masculine,singular