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Koine Greek wordlink #95456

SR GNT Acts 16:33 πληγῶν (plaʸgōn) ‘he washed them from their wounds and he was immersed he’ Strongs=41270 Lemma=plēgē
Word role=noun case=genitive gender=feminine number=plural
Year=53 AD Event=Philippian_jailer_converted TimeSeries=Paul_and_Silas_imprisoned,Second_Missionary_Journey,Philippian_jailer_converted

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Other uses (4) of identical word form πληγῶν (N-GFP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘πληγῶν’ (N-GFP) has 3 different glosses: ‘of beatings’, ‘plagues’, ‘wounds’.

Luke 12:48 ‘having done but worthy things of beatings will_be_being beat few blows to everyone’ SR GNT Luke 12:48 word 8

OET-LV: 48 but the one not having _known, but having _done things worthy of _beatings, will _be _being _beat few blows. And to _everyone to _whom was _given much, much will _be _being _sought from him, and to _whom they _entrusted they _will _be _requesting him much, more _abundantly. (LUK_12:48)

OET-RV: 48 yet a slave that didn’t know what was expected, even if they might have done things worthy of a beating, they’ll just get a couple of blows. Everyone who’s given much is expected to do much, and everyone who’s entrusted with many things, will have much more expected back from them. (LUK 12:48)

Rev 9:18 ‘by three plagues these were killed_off the’ SR GNT Rev 9:18 word 5

OET-LV: 18 By the three plagues these were _killed _off the third of_ the _mankind by the fire, and the smoke, and the sulfur, which going _out out _of the mouths of _them. (REV_9:18)

OET-RV: 18 These three plagues (fire, smoke, and burning sulfur coming out of their mouths) killed one third of humankind (REV 9:18)

Rev 18:4 ‘and of the plagues of her in_order_that not’ SR GNT Rev 18:4 word 32

OET-LV: 4 And I _heard another voice from the heaven saying: Come _out the people of _me out _of her, in _order _that not you _all _may _participate in _the sins of _her, and of the plagues of _her, in _order _that not you _all _may _receive, (REV_18:4)

OET-RV: 4 Then I heard someone else from heaven saying,
⇔ “Come out from her, my people,
⇔ so that you won’t participate in her sins
⇔ and so that you won’t be on the receiving end of the plagues intended for her, (REV 18:4)

Rev 21:9 ‘being_full of the seven plagues last and he spoke’ SR GNT Rev 21:9 word 21

OET-LV: 9 And came one of the seven messengers, which having the seven bowls, which being _full of _the seven plagues the last, and he _spoke with me saying: Come, I _will _be _showing to _you the bride, the wife of _the lamb. (REV_21:9)

OET-RV: 9 Then one of the seven messengers holding the seven bowls full of the seven last plagues came and spoke to me, saying, “Come, I’ll show you the bride—the lamb’s wife.” (REV 21:9)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘plēgē’ have 7 different glosses: ‘of beatings’, ‘beatings’, ‘blows’, ‘plague’, ‘plagues’, ‘wound’, ‘wounds’.

Greek words (3) other than πληγῶν (N-GFP) with a gloss related to ‘wounds’

LUKE 10:30 πληγάς (plaʸgas) N-AFP ‘having stripped_off him and wounds having inflicted they went_away having left him’ SR GNT Luke 10:30 word 26

OET-LV: 30 the Yaʸsous having _replied said: A_ certain _man was _coming _down from Hierousalaʸm/(Yərūshālayim) to Yeriⱪō/(Yərīḩō), and he _fell _among among _robbers, who both having _stripped_ him _off, and having _inflicted wounds, they _went _away having _left him half _dead. (LUK_10:30)

OET-RV: 30 Yeshua replied with this: “Once a Jewish man was walking downhill from Yerushalem to Yericho when a group of robbers grabbed him and took everything including his clothes, then took off leaving him there wounded and half-dead. (LUK 10:30)

LUKE 10:34 τραύματα (traumata) N-ANP Lemma=trauma ‘having approached he bound_up the wounds of him pouring_on olive_oil’ SR GNT Luke 10:34 word 5

OET-LV: 34 and having _approached, he _bound _up the wounds of _him, pouring _on olive _oil and wine, and having _mounted him on his own mount, he _brought him to an_inn and was _taken _care of _him. (LUK_10:34)

OET-RV: 34 and went up to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring olive oil and wine on them, then put him on his own animal and took him to a roadhouse and looked after him. (LUK 10:34)

1 PET 2:24 μώλωπι (mōlōpi) N-DMS Lemma=mōlōps ‘we may live of whose by his wounds you_all were healed’ SR GNT 1 Pet 2:24 word 27

OET-LV: 24 who himself offered _up the sins of _us in the body of _him on the stake, in _order _that having _died to_ the _sins, we _may _live to_ the _righteousness, of _whose by _his wounds you _all _were _healed. (PE1_2:24)

OET-RV: 24 He sacrificed his own body on the stake for our sins, so that when we die to sin we can live for righteousness. By his wounds, you all were healed. (PE1 2:24)

Key: N=noun AFP=accusative,feminine,plural ANP=accusative,neuter,plural DMS=dative,masculine,singular GFP=genitive,feminine,plural