Greek root word (lemma) ‘χωλός’ (χōlos)

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This root form (lemma) ‘χωλός’ is used in 8 different forms in the Greek originals: χωλούς (S-AMP), χωλοὶ (S-NMP), χωλοὺς (S-AMP), χωλόν (S-AMS), χωλὸν (S-AMS), χωλὸν (S-NNS), χωλὸς (S-NMS), χωλῶν (S-GMP).

It is glossed in 2 different ways: ‘the lame’, ‘lame’.

Have 14 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘χōlos’ (substantive adjective) in the Greek originals

Yhn (Jhn) 5:3 χωλῶν (ⱪōlōn) GMP ‘of the ones ailing blind lame paralyzed’ SR GNT Yhn 5:3 word 11

Mark 9:45 χωλὸν (ⱪōlon) AMS ‘to come_in into life lame than two feet’ SR GNT Mark 9:45 word 29

Mat 11:5 χωλοὶ (ⱪōloi) NMP ‘blind are receiving_sight and lame are walking lepers are_being cleansed’ SR GNT Mat 11:5 word 4

Mat 15:30 χωλούς (ⱪōlous) AMP ‘having with themselves lame maimed blind mute’ SR GNT Mat 15:30 word 11

Mat 15:31 χωλοὺς (ⱪōlous) AMP ‘maimed healthy and lame walking and blind’ SR GNT Mat 15:31 word 16

Mat 18:8 χωλόν (ⱪōlon) AMS ‘life maimed or lame than two hands’ SR GNT Mat 18:8 word 33

Mat 21:14 χωλοὶ (ⱪōloi) NMP ‘to him blind and lame in the temple’ SR GNT Mat 21:14 word 8

Luke 7:22 χωλοὶ (ⱪōloi) NMP ‘you_all heard blind are receiving_sight lame are walking lepers are_being cleansed’ SR GNT Luke 7:22 word 29

Luke 14:13 χωλούς (ⱪōlous) AMP ‘be calling the poor the crippled the lame the blind’ SR GNT Luke 14:13 word 10

Luke 14:21 χωλοὺς (ⱪōlous) AMP ‘and blind and lame bring_in here’ SR GNT Luke 14:21 word 44

Acts 3:2 χωλὸς (ⱪōlos) NMS ‘and a certain man lame from the womb of the mother’ SR GNT Acts 3:2 word 5

Acts 8:7 χωλοὶ (ⱪōloi) NMP ‘and having_been paralyzed and lame were healed’ SR GNT Acts 8:7 word 20

Acts 14:8 χωλὸς (ⱪōlos) NMS ‘by the feet was sitting lame from the womb of the mother’ SR GNT Acts 14:8 word 12

Heb 12:13 χωλὸν (ⱪōlon) NNS ‘in_order_that not the lame may_be turning_away may_be healed but’ SR GNT Heb 12:13 word 12

Key: S=substantive adjective AMP=accusative,masculine,plural AMS=accusative,masculine,singular GMP=genitive,masculine,plural NMP=nominative,masculine,plural NMS=nominative,masculine,singular NNS=nominative,neuter,singular