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Part of speech: conj.
Constructions: διότι; διά τοῦτο; ὅτι; for the reason that
Semantic entry: 89.26
Semantic domains: Relations
Subdomains: Cause and/or Reason
Definition: marker of cause or reason, with focus upon instrumentality, either of objects or events
LUK 1:13: RV LUK 1:13 · LV LUK 1:13 · Read together LUK 1:13
LUK 2:7: RV LUK 2:7 · LV LUK 2:7 · Read together LUK 2:7
LUK: RV LUK 1:13 · RV LUK 2:7 · RV LUK 21:28 · LV LUK 1:13 · LV LUK 2:7 · LV LUK 21:28 · Read together LUK 1:13 · Read together LUK 2:7 · Read together LUK 21:28
ACT: RV ACT 13:35 · RV ACT 18:10 · RV ACT 20:26 · RV ACT 22:18 · LV ACT 13:35 · LV ACT 18:10 · LV ACT 20:26 · LV ACT 22:18 · Read together ACT 13:35 · Read together ACT 18:10 · Read together ACT 20:26 · Read together ACT 22:18
ROM: RV ROM 1:19 · RV ROM 1:21 · RV ROM 3:20 · RV ROM 8:7 · LV ROM 1:19 · LV ROM 1:21 · LV ROM 3:20 · LV ROM 8:7 · Read together ROM 1:19 · Read together ROM 1:21 · Read together ROM 3:20 · Read together ROM 8:7
CO1: RV CO1 15:9 · LV CO1 15:9 · Read together CO1 15:9
PHP: RV PHP 2:26 · LV PHP 2:26 · Read together PHP 2:26
TH1: RV TH1 2:8 · RV TH1 2:18 · RV TH1 4:6 · LV TH1 2:8 · LV TH1 2:18 · LV TH1 4:6 · Read together TH1 2:8 · Read together TH1 2:18 · Read together TH1 4:6
HEB: RV HEB 11:5 · RV HEB 11:23 · LV HEB 11:5 · LV HEB 11:23 · Read together HEB 11:5 · Read together HEB 11:23
JAM: RV JAM 4:3 · LV JAM 4:3 · Read together JAM 4:3
PE1: RV PE1 1:16 · RV PE1 1:24 · RV PE1 2:6 · LV PE1 1:16 · LV PE1 1:24 · LV PE1 2:6 · Read together PE1 1:16 · Read together PE1 1:24 · Read together PE1 2:6
Semantic entry: 90.21
Semantic domains: Case
Subdomains: Content
Definition: a marker of discourse content, whether direct or indirect
Notes: The marking of direct and indirect discourse varies greatly from language to language. In some instances there is no marker at all; in other cases one marker precedes and another follows. In still other instances a repetition of an expression of speaking occurs at the end of a quotation, whether direct or indirect. In a number of languages written usage differs appreciably from spoken usage, because intonation so often marks introduced discourse in the spoken form of a language.|In RV ROM 8:21 · LV ROM 8:21 · Read together ROM 8:21 διότι appears to be simply a variant of ὅτι[a], 89.26: διά / 89.26: διότι / 89.26: ἐν / 89.26: ὑπό)
ROM 8:20: RV ROM 8:20 · LV ROM 8:20 · Read together ROM 8:20