Greek root word (lemma) ‘κονιορτός’ (koniortos)

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This root form (lemma) ‘κονιορτός’ is used in only one form in the Greek originals: κονιορτόν (N-····AMS).

It is glossed in only one way: ‘dust’.

Have 5 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘koniortos’ (noun) in the Greek originals

Mat 10:14 κονιορτόν (koniorton) AMS ‘that shake_off the dust of the feet of you_all’ SR GNT Mat 10:14 word 31

OET-LV: 14 And whoever wishfully may_ not _receive you _all, nor may _hear the messages of _you _all, coming _out out of _the house or the that city, shake _off the dust of _the feet of _you _all. (MAT_10:14)

OET-RV: 14 If there’s any that don’t accept you or don’t want to hear your messages, shake the dust off your feet as you leave that house or city as a sign that you all accept no responsibility for them. (MAT 10:14)

Luke 9:5 κονιορτόν (koniorton) AMS ‘city that the dust from the feet’ SR GNT Luke 9:5 word 18

OET-LV: 5 And as _many _as wishfully may_ not _be _receiving you _all, coming _out from the that city, be _shaking _off the dust from the feet of _you _all, because/for a_testimony against them. (LUK_9:5)

OET-RV: 5 but when the people don’t want to hear from you, shake the dust off your feet as a testimony to them that God will punish them for not receiving his messengers.” (LUK 9:5)

Luke 10:11 κονιορτόν (koniorton) AMS ‘even the dust having_been joined_together to us out_of’ SR GNT Luke 10:11 word 3

OET-LV: 11 We _are _wiping _off to _you _all even the dust which having _been _joined _together to the feet to _us out _of the city of _you _all, however be _knowing this that the kingdom of_ the _god has _neared. (LUK_10:11)

OET-RV: 11 ‘We’re wiping off even the dust from your place that stuck to our footwear, however you all need to know anyway that God’s kingdom is near.’ (LUK 10:11)

Acts 13:51 κονιορτόν (koniorton) AMS ‘but having shaken_off the dust of the feet against’ SR GNT Acts 13:51 word 5

OET-LV: 51 But they, having _shaken _off the dust of _the feet against them, came to Ikonion. (ACT_13:51)

OET-RV: 51 So Paul and Barnabas just left that place to face their own consequences, and continued on to Iconium. (ACT 13:51)

Acts 22:23 κονιορτόν (koniorton) AMS ‘their clothes and dust throwing into the’ SR GNT Acts 22:23 word 11

OET-LV: 23 and them Crying _out, and throwing _down their clothes, and throwing dust into the air, (ACT_22:23)

OET-RV: 23 Then they yelled and threw some of their clothes down onto the ground and threw dust up into the air. (ACT 22:23)

Lemmas with similar glosses to ‘κονιορτός’ (koniortos)

Have 2 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘χous’ (noun) in the Greek originals

Mark 6:11 χοῦν (ⱪoun) AMS ‘from_there shake_off the dust which beneath the’ SR GNT Mark 6:11 word 19

OET-LV: 11 And whatever wishfully place may_ not _receive you _all, nor may _they _hear from _you _all, going _out from _there, shake _off the dust which beneath the feet of _you _all for a_testimony to _them. (MRK_6:11)

OET-RV: 11 But if any places don’t want you or don’t want to hear what you have to say, just leave that place. As you go, shake the dust off your sandals so they can see that you pass the responsibility of what happened to them.” (MRK 6:11)

Rev 18:19 χοῦν (ⱪoun) AMS ‘and they throw dust on the heads’ SR GNT Rev 18:19 word 5

OET-LV: 19 And they _throw dust on the heads of _them, and they _cried _out, weeping and mourning saying: Woe, woe, the city the great, in which became _rich all the ones having the ships in the sea by the wealth of _her. Because in _one hour she _was _desolated. (REV_18:19)

OET-RV: 19 Then they’ll throw dust on their heads (a Hebrew sign of mourning) and weep and mourn and cry out, “That incredible city where every ship owner became wealthy from valuable trade with her—she’s been destroyed in a single hour.” (REV 18:19)

Key: N=noun AMS=accusative,masculine,singular