Greek root word (lemma) ‘ὅς’ (os)

This root form (lemma) ‘ὅς’ is used in 3 different forms in the Greek originals: αἵ (R-NFP), ἃς (R-AFP), ἥν (R-AFS).

It is glossed in 2 different ways: ‘that’, ‘which’.

Have 6 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘os’ (pronoun) in the Greek originals

Gal 1:23 ἥν (haʸn) AFS ‘is good_message_preaching the faith which once he was persecuting’ SR GNT Gal 1:23 word 14

2Th 2:15 ἃς (has) AFP ‘be taking_hold_of the traditions that you_all were taught whether by’ SR GNT 2Th 2:15 word 9

1Tim 1:19 ἥν (haʸn) AFS ‘and a good conscience which some having pushed_away concerning’ SR GNT 1Tim 1:19 word 6

1Tim 6:21 ἥν (haʸn) AFS ‘which some professing concerning’ SR GNT 1Tim 6:21 word 1

Heb 10:1 ἃς (has) AFP ‘with the same sacrifices which they are offering to continual’ SR GNT Heb 10:1 word 22

Rev 5:8 αἵ (hai) NFP ‘golden being_full of incenses which are the prayers’ SR GNT Rev 5:8 word 30

Key: R=pronoun AFP=accusative,feminine,plural AFS=accusative,feminine,singular NFP=nominative,feminine,plural