Greek root word (lemma) ‘συνθάπτω’ (sunthaptō)

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This root form (lemma) ‘συνθάπτω’ is used in 2 different forms in the Greek originals: συνετάφημεν (V-IAP1··P), συνταφέντες (V-PAP·NMP).

It is glossed in 2 different ways: ‘having_been buried_with’, ‘we were buried_with’.

Have 2 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘sunthaptō’ (verb) in the Greek originals

Rom 6:4 συνετάφημεν (sunetafaʸmen) IAP1··P ‘we were buried_with therefore with him through’ SR GNT Rom 6:4 word 1

Col 2:12 συνταφέντες (suntafentes) PAP·NMP ‘having_been buried_with with him in washing’ SR GNT Col 2:12 word 1

Mat 8:21 θάψαι (thapsai) NAA···· ‘first to go_away and to bury the father of me’ SR GNT Mat 8:21 word 15

Mat 8:22 θάψαι (thapsai) NAA···· ‘leave the dead to bury by themselves dead’ SR GNT Mat 8:22 word 13

Mat 14:12 ἔθαψαν (ethapsan) IAA3··P ‘the corpse and buried him and having come’ SR GNT Mat 14:12 word 12

Luke 9:59 θάψαι (thapsai) NAA···· ‘to me having gone_away first to bury the father of me’ SR GNT Luke 9:59 word 18

Luke 9:60 θάψαι (thapsai) NAA···· ‘leave the dead to bury the by themselves dead’ SR GNT Luke 9:60 word 11

Luke 16:22 ἐτάφη (etafaʸ) IAP3··S ‘the rich man and was buried’ SR GNT Luke 16:22 word 28

Acts 2:29 ἐτάφη (etafaʸ) IAP3··S ‘both he died and was buried and the tomb’ SR GNT Acts 2:29 word 17

Acts 5:6 ἔθαψαν (ethapsan) IAA3··P ‘him and having brought_out him they buried him’ SR GNT Acts 5:6 word 9

Acts 5:9 θαψάντων (thapsantōn) PAA·GMP ‘the feet of the ones having buried the husband of you are’ SR GNT Acts 5:9 word 22

Acts 5:10 ἔθαψαν (ethapsan) IAA3··P ‘dead and having brought_out her they buried her with the husband’ SR GNT Acts 5:10 word 25

1Cor 15:4 ἐτάφη (etafaʸ) IAP3··S ‘and that he was buried and that he has_been raised’ SR GNT 1Cor 15:4 word 3

Key: V=verb