Greek root word (lemma) ‘βαλλάντιον’ (ballantion)

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This root form (lemma) ‘βαλλάντιον’ is used in 3 different forms in the Greek originals: βαλλάντια (N-ANP), βαλλάντιον (N-ANS), βαλλαντίου (N-GNS).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘a purse’, ‘purse’, ‘purses’.

Have 4 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘ballantion’ (noun) in the Greek originals

Luke 10:4 βαλλάντιον (ballantion) ANS ‘neither be bearing purse nor knapsack nor’ SR GNT Luke 10:4 word 3

Luke 12:33 βαλλάντια (ballantia) ANP ‘alms make to yourselves purses not being grown_old a treasure’ SR GNT Luke 12:33 word 10

Luke 22:35 βαλλαντίου (ballantiou) GNS ‘I sent_out you_all without purse and knapsack and’ SR GNT Luke 22:35 word 8

Luke 22:36 βαλλάντιον (ballantion) ANS ‘now the one having a purse him let take_up it likewise also’ SR GNT Luke 22:36 word 11

Key: N=noun ANP=accusative,neuter,plural ANS=accusative,neuter,singular GNS=genitive,neuter,singular