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Part of speech: verb
Inflections: ἅλλομαι; aor.; ἡλάμην
Related lemmas: ἐξάλλομαι · ἐφάλλομαι · σαλεύω · σάλος · ἀσαλευτος
Semantic entry: 15.238
Semantic domains: Linear Movement
Subdomains: Jump, Leap
Definition: to leap or to jump into the air
ACT 3:8: RV ACT 3:8 · LV ACT 3:8 · Read together ACT 3:8
ACT 14:10: RV ACT 14:10 · LV ACT 14:10 · Read together ACT 14:10
Semantic entry: 14.30
Semantic domains: Physical Events and States
Subdomains: Events Involving Liquids and Dry Masses
Definition: the action of water forming bubbles and welling up from underneath the ground
Notes: In the NT ἅλλομαι[b] occurs only in the figurative context of RV JHN 4:14 · LV JHN 4:14 · Read together JHN 4:14.|In some languages expressions referring to the flowing of water from a spring depend upon the extent or continuity of such a flow. If the spring is a perennial one, that is to say, if it flows all the time, it may be designated by one term, while if it is intermittent, that is, flows only during the rainy season, it may be referred to by quite a different term. There may also be distinctions as to whether the water flows out and then down or whether it actually comes up from below the surface. In RV JHN 4:14 · LV JHN 4:14 · Read together JHN 4:14 the direction of flow is not important, but it is important to use a term which would indicate continuous flowing.
JHN 4:14: RV JHN 4:14 · LV JHN 4:14 · Read together JHN 4:14