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Part of speech: verb
Inflections: συνέχω; aor.; συνέσχον
Related lemmas: ἔχω
Semantic entry: 37.17
Semantic domains: Control, Rule
Subdomains: Control, Restrain
Definition: to exercise continuous control over someone or something
Notes: There is usually no difficulty in speaking of ‘control’ if it is performed by a person as in RV PE1 2:13 · LV PE1 2:13 · Read together PE1 2:13. However, it may not be possible to speak of ‘death’ having control, unless the language in question can personify death. In some instances RV ACT 2:24 · LV ACT 2:24 · Read together ACT 2:24 (see 37.16: κρατέω) must be rendered as ‘it was impossible for him to continue to be dead,’ and in RV CO2 5:14 · LV CO2 5:14 · Read together CO2 5:14 ‘Christ’s love controls us’ may be rendered as ‘the fact that Christ loves us causes us to act as we do.’
CO2 5:14: RV CO2 5:14 · LV CO2 5:14 · Read together CO2 5:14
Semantic entry: 37.122
Semantic domains: Control, Rule
Subdomains: Guard, Watch Over
Definition: to continue to hold in custody
Notes: The act of holding someone in custody or guarding an individual may be expressed as ‘standing guard to see that someone will not escape’ or ‘watching carefully so that one cannot run off’ or ‘tying someone up so that he cannot leave.’
LUK 22:63: RV LUK 22:63 · LV LUK 22:63 · Read together LUK 22:63
Semantic entry: 19.45
Semantic domains: Physical Impact
Subdomains: Press
Definition: to press in hard from all sides
LUK 8:45: RV LUK 8:45 · LV LUK 8:45 · Read together LUK 8:45
LUK 19:43: RV LUK 19:43 · LV LUK 19:43 · Read together LUK 19:43
LUK: RV LUK 8:45 · RV LUK 19:43 · LV LUK 8:45 · LV LUK 19:43 · Read together LUK 8:45 · Read together LUK 19:43
PHP: RV PHP 1:23 · LV PHP 1:23 · Read together PHP 1:23
Semantic entry: 24.70
Semantic domains: Sensory Events and States
Subdomains: Hear
Definition: (an idiom, literally: to hold the ears closed) to refuse to listen to what is being said
Notes: In some languages the refusal to hear may be expressed idiomatically as ‘they put their hands over their ears’ or ‘they closed their ears’ or ‘the words never entered their heads.’
Collocations: συνέχω τὰ ὦτα
ACT 7:57: RV ACT 7:57 · LV ACT 7:57 · Read together ACT 7:57
Semantic entry: 90.65
Semantic domains: Case
Subdomains: Experiencer
Definition: to experience a state or condition, generally involving duration
MAT 4:24: RV MAT 4:24 · LV MAT 4:24 · Read together MAT 4:24
LUK 4:38: RV LUK 4:38 · LV LUK 4:38 · Read together LUK 4:38
MAT: RV MAT 4:24 · LV MAT 4:24 · Read together MAT 4:24
LUK: RV LUK 4:38 · RV LUK 8:37 · RV LUK 12:50 · LV LUK 4:38 · LV LUK 8:37 · LV LUK 12:50 · Read together LUK 4:38 · Read together LUK 8:37 · Read together LUK 12:50
ACT: RV ACT 28:8 · LV ACT 28:8 · Read together ACT 28:8
Semantic entry: 25.241
Semantic domains: Attitudes and Emotions
Subdomains: Worry, Anxiety, Distress, Peace
Definition: to experience great psychological pressure and anxiety
LUK 12:50: RV LUK 12:50 · LV LUK 12:50 · Read together LUK 12:50
Semantic entry: 68.19
Semantic domains: Aspect
Subdomains: Continue
Definition: to continue with close attention and devotion
Semantic entry: 30.18
Semantic domains: Think
Subdomains: To Think, Thought
Definition: (an idiom, literally: to be held together from) to be in a mental state between two alternatives
Notes: In a number of languages the rendering of this statement in RV PHP 1:23 · LV PHP 1:23 · Read together PHP 1:23 must be expressed idiomatically, for example, ‘my mind is pulling me in two directions’ or ‘my thoughts are going in two different directions’ or ‘my heart is speaking two different words to me.’
Collocations: συνέχομαι ἐκ