Greek root word (lemma) ‘δανίζω’ (danizō)

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This root form (lemma) ‘δανίζω’ is used in 4 different forms in the Greek originals: δανίζετε (V-MPA2..P), δανίζουσιν (V-IPA3..P), δανίσασθαι (V-NAM....), δανίσητε (V-SAA2..P).

It is glossed in 4 different ways: ‘are lending’, ‘be lending’, ‘to borrow’, ‘you_all may lend’.

Have 4 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘danizō’ (verb) in the Greek originals

Mat 5:42 δανίσασθαι (danisasthai) NAM.... ‘wanting from you to borrow not you may_be turned_away’ SR GNT Mat 5:42 word 14

Luke 6:34 δανίσητε (danisaʸte) SAA2..P ‘and if you_all may lend from whom you_all are hoping’ SR GNT Luke 6:34 word 4

Luke 6:34 δανίζουσιν (danizousin) IPA3..P ‘even sinners to sinners are lending in_order_that they may receive_back the’ SR GNT Luke 6:34 word 22

Luke 6:35 δανίζετε (danizete) MPA2..P ‘and be doing_good and be lending nothing expecting_back and’ SR GNT Luke 6:35 word 10

Key: V=verb IPA3..P=indicative,present,active,3rd person plural MPA2..P=imperative,present,active,2nd person plural NAM....=infinitive,aorist,middle SAA2..P=subjunctive,aorist,active,2nd person plural