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Koine Greek wordlink #97475

SR GNT Acts 18:2 Ῥώμης (Ɽōmaʸs) ‘the Youdaiōns from Ɽōmaʸ he approached to them’ Strongs=45160 Lemma=rōmē
Word role=proper noun case=genitive gender=feminine number=singular
Location=Rome

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Only use of identical word form Ῥώμης (N-GFS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘Ῥώμης’ (N-GFS) is always and only glossed as ‘Ɽōmaʸ’.

(In the VLT, the word form ‘Ῥώμης’ (N-GFS) was always and only glossed as ‘Rome’).

Greek words (7) other than Ῥώμης (N-GFS) with a gloss related to ‘Ɽōmaʸ’

ACTs 19:21 Ῥώμην (Ɽōmaʸn) N-AFS ‘it is fitting me also Ɽōmaʸ to see’ SR GNT Acts 19:21 word 35

ACTs 23:11 Ῥώμην (Ɽōmaʸn) N-AFS ‘it is fitting also at Ɽōmaʸ to testify’ SR GNT Acts 23:11 word 26

ACTs 28:14 Ῥώμην (Ɽōmaʸn) N-AFS ‘and thus to Ɽōmaʸ we came’ SR GNT Acts 28:14 word 17

ACTs 28:16 Ῥώμην (Ɽōmaʸn) N-AFS ‘and we came_in to Ɽōmaʸ it was permitted to Paulos to_be remaining’ SR GNT Acts 28:16 word 8

ROM 1:7 Ῥώμῃ (Ɽōmaʸ) N-DFS ‘the ones being in Ɽōmaʸ beloved of god called’ SR GNT Rom 1:7 word 6

ROM 1:15 Ῥώμῃ (Ɽōmaʸ) N-DFS ‘to you_all who are in Ɽōmaʸ to good_message_preach’ SR GNT Rom 1:15 word 10

2TIM 1:17 Ῥώμῃ (Ɽōmaʸ) N-DFS ‘but having become in Ɽōmaʸ earnestly he sought me’ SR GNT 2Tim 1:17 word 4

Key: N=noun AFS=accusative,feminine,singular DFS=dative,feminine,singular GFS=genitive,feminine,singular