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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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στενάζω

Strong’s: G4727

Associated OET lemmas: στενάζω

Form 1

Part of speech: verb

Related lemmas: ἀναστενάζω · στεναγμός · στενός · στενοχωρέομαι · στενοχωρία · συστενάζω

Sense 1: to groan, to sigh, groan, sigh

Semantic entry: 25.143

Semantic domains: Attitudes and Emotions

Subdomains: Laugh, Cry, Groan

Definition: to groan or sigh as the result of deep concern or stress

Notes: To groan or to sigh may be the result of quite different circumstances, and in a number of languages a clear distinction must be made in any term for groaning or sighing, depending upon the reason or basis for such an expression of emotion. In RV MRK 7:34 · LV MRK 7:34 · Read together MRK 7:34 the sigh or groan would seem to be an expression of sympathy for the deaf-mute, but in RV MRK 7:34 · LV MRK 7:34 · Read together MRK 7:34 the groans would be caused by severe misery and oppression.

MRK 7:34: RV MRK 7:34 · LV MRK 7:34 · Read together MRK 7:34

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OET-RV MRK 7:34

34 Looking up to the sky, he sighed and said, “Open up!”

OET-LV MRK 7:34

34 and having_looked_up to the sky, he_groaned and is_saying to_him:
Effatha/(Fətaḩ), that is:
Be_opened_up.

ROM 8:23: RV ROM 8:23 · LV ROM 8:23 · Read together ROM 8:23

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OET-RV ROM 8:23

23 And not only that, but we ourselves who have the initial tastes of the spirit life, we’re also groaning and waiting like children for our bodies to be set free from slavery,

OET-LV ROM 8:23

23 Not and only that, but also ourselves, the first-fruit of_the spirit having, we also ourselves in ourselves are_groaning, adoption_as_sons eagerly_waiting, the redemption of_the body of_us.
All 5 recorded passages for this sense

MRK: RV MRK 7:34 · LV MRK 7:34 · Read together MRK 7:34

ROM: RV ROM 8:23 · LV ROM 8:23 · Read together ROM 8:23

CO2: RV CO2 5:2 · RV CO2 5:4 · LV CO2 5:2 · LV CO2 5:4 · Read together CO2 5:2 · Read together CO2 5:4

HEB: RV HEB 13:17 · LV HEB 13:17 · Read together HEB 13:17

Sense 2: to complain strongly

Semantic entry: 33.384

Semantic domains: Communication

Subdomains: Complain

Definition: (a figurative extension of meaning of στενάζω[a] ‘to groan, to sigh,’ 25.143: στεναγμός / 25.143: στενάζω) to complain in an intensive and excessive manner

Notes: It may even be possible to retain something of the figurative meaning of στενάζω in RV JAM 5:9 · LV JAM 5:9 · Read together JAM 5:9 by translating ‘do not complain with moaning’ or ‘do not moan and complain against.’

JAM 5:9: RV JAM 5:9 · LV JAM 5:9 · Read together JAM 5:9

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OET-RV JAM 5:9

9 And don’t moan about each other, my fellow believers, so that you all won’t be judged for it, because truly, the judge is just outside about to come in the doors.

OET-LV JAM 5:9

9 Not be_groaning, brothers, against one_another, in_order_that not you_all_may_be_judged.
Behold, the judge before the doors has_stood.