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Koine Greek wordlink #41594

SR GNT Luke 4:38 πενθερὰ (penthera) ‘the house of Simōn the mother_in_law and of Simōn was’ Strongs=39940 Lemma=penthera
Word role=noun case=nominative gender=feminine number=singular
Referred to from Word #41607 Referred to from Word #41612 Referred to from Word #41619 Referred to from Word #41626 Referred to from Word #41629

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Other uses (2) of identical word form πενθερὰ (N-NFS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘πενθερὰ’ (N-NFS) has 2 different glosses: ‘the mother_in_law’, ‘mother_in_law’.

Mark 1:30 ‘the and mother_in_law of Simōn was lying being_feverish’ SR GNT Mark 1:30 word 5

Luke 12:53 ‘daughter against mother mother_in_law against the daughter-in-law’ SR GNT Luke 12:53 word 27

Greek words (3) other than πενθερὰ (N-NFS) with a gloss related to ‘mother_in_law’

MAT 8:14 πενθερὰν (pentheran) N-AFS ‘of Petros he saw the mother_in_law of him having_been laid and’ SR GNT Mat 8:14 word 11

MAT 10:35 πενθερᾶς (pentheras) N-GFS ‘a daughter-in-law against the mother_in_law of her’ SR GNT Mat 10:35 word 21

LUKE 12:53 πενθεράν (pentheran) N-AFS ‘and daughter-in-law against mother_in_law’ SR GNT Luke 12:53 word 36

Key: N=noun AFS=accusative,feminine,singular GFS=genitive,feminine,singular NFS=nominative,feminine,singular