Greek root word (lemma) ‘δίς’ (dis)

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This root form (lemma) ‘δίς’ is used in 4 different forms in the Greek originals: Δία (N-AMS), Διὸς (N-GMS), δίς (D-...), δὶς (D-...).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘of Zeus’, ‘Zeus’, ‘twice’.

Have 7 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘dis’ in the Greek originals

Mark 14:30 δὶς (dis) Adverb ... ‘on this on night before twice the rooster to crow three-times’ SR GNT Mark 14:30 word 19

Luke 18:12 δὶς (dis) Adverb ... ‘I am fasting twice of a week I am tithing all things’ SR GNT Luke 18:12 word 2

Acts 14:12 Δία (Dia) Noun AMS ‘they were calling both Barnabas Zeus and Paulos Hermas’ SR GNT Acts 14:12 word 7

Acts 14:13 Διὸς (Dios) Noun GMS ‘the and the priest of Zeus being before the’ SR GNT Acts 14:13 word 9

Php 4:16 δὶς (dis) Adverb ... ‘both once and twice for the need’ SR GNT Php 4:16 word 8

1Th 2:18 δίς (dis) Adverb ... ‘both once and twice and hindered us’ SR GNT 1Th 2:18 word 14

Yud (Jud) 1:12 δὶς (dis) Adverb ... ‘trees late_autumn unfruitful twice having died_off having_been uprooted’ SR GNT Yud 1:12 word 38

Key: D=adverb N=noun AMS=accusative,masculine,singular GMS=genitive,masculine,singular