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Koine Greek wordlink #150897

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SR GNT 1Pet 4:3 πεπορευμένους (peporeumenous) ‘of the pagans to_have produced having pursued in wantonness lusts’ Strongs=41980 Lemma=poreuō
Word role=verb mood=participle tense=perfect voice=middle case=accusative gender=masculine number=plural

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Only use of identical word form πεπορευμένους (V-PEM.AMP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘πεπορευμένους’ (V-PEM.AMP) is always and only glossed as ‘having pursued’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘poreuō’ have 34 different glosses: ‘am going’, ‘be going’, ‘be gone’, ‘having pursued’, ‘having_been gone’, ‘is going’, ‘may_be gone’, ‘to_be going’, ‘to_be gone’, ‘was going’, ‘was gone’, ‘were going’, ‘were gone’, ‘will_be going’, ‘I am going’, ‘I may_be going’, ‘I may_be gone’, ‘I was going’, ‘I will_be going’, ‘he is going’, ‘he was going’, ‘he was gone’, ‘it is going’, ‘they were going’, ‘they were gone’, ‘they will_be going’, ‘we were journeying’, ‘we will_be going’, ‘you will_be going’, ‘you_all may_be gone’, ‘following’, ‘going’, ‘journeying’, ‘pursuing’.

Key: V=verb PEM.AMP=participle,perfect,middle,accusative,masculine,plural