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Koine Greek wordlink #104663

SR GNT Acts 28:12 καταχθέντες (kataⱪthentes) ‘and having_been set_down at Surakousai we remained_on’ Strongs=26090 Lemma=katagō
Word role=verb mood=participle tense=aorist voice=passive case=nominative gender=masculine number=plural
Year=62 AD Event=Paul_arrives_at_Rome TimeSeries=Paul_arrives_at_Rome,Paul's_Journey_to_Rome Refers to Word #104601 Person=Paul Refers to Word #98456 Person=Sopater Refers to Word #98463 Person=Secundus Refers to Word #98465 Person=Gaius2 Refers to Word #98469 Refers to Word #98471 Refers to Word #99636 Refers to Word #103623 Person=Aristarchus Refers to Word #104373 Refers to Word #104364 Refers to Word #104359 Refers to Word #104114

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Only use of identical word form καταχθέντες (V-PAP·NMP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘καταχθέντες’ (V-PAP·NMP) is always and only glossed as ‘having_been set_down’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘katagō’ have 8 different glosses: ‘having brought_down’, ‘having_been set_down’, ‘to bring_down’, ‘I brought_down him’, ‘he may bring_down’, ‘we were set_down’, ‘you may bring_down’, ‘brought_down’.

Greek words (3) other than καταχθέντες (V-PAP·NMP) with a gloss related to ‘set_down’

ACTs 27:3 κατήχθημεν (kataʸⱪthaʸmen) V-IAP1··P ‘on the both next day we were set_down at Sidōn/(Tsīdōn) with_human_kindness’ SR GNT Acts 27:3 word 4

OET-LV: 3 Both on _the next day we _were _set _down at Sidōn/(Tsīdōn), and the Youlios having _given _treatment with _human _kindness to_ the _Paulos, he _permitted him having _been _gone to his friends, to _obtain of _care. (ACT_27:3)

OET-RV: 3 The next day we docked at Tsidon where Julius very kindly allowed Paul to visit some of his friends so they could provide for his needs. (ACT 27:3)

EPH 4:26 ἐπιδυέτω (epiduetō) V-MPA3··S Lemma=epiduō ‘the sun not let_be set_down on the anger of you_all’ SR GNT Eph 4:26 word 8

OET-LV: 26 Be _being _angered, and _yet not be _sinning, the sun not let _be _set _down on the_anger of _you _all, (EPH_4:26)

OET-RV: 26 Even when you’re angry, don’t sin, and don’t carry your anger through to the next day— (EPH 4:26)

YAC 3:6 καθίσταται (kathistatai) V-IPP3··S Lemma=kathistēmi ‘of unrighteousness the tongue is_being set_down among the members’ SR GNT Yac 3:6 word 12

OET-LV: 6 And the tongue is a_fire, the world of_ the _unrighteousness, the tongue is _being _set _down among the members of _us, which staining all the body, and setting _on _fire the course of_ the _existence, and being _set _on _fire by the geenna. (JAM_3:6)

OET-RV: 6 and the tongue is a fire producing a torrent of depravity. It’s a part of our physical body but capable of staining us all over and setting our worlds on fire, because the tongue itself is set on fire from hell. (JAM 3:6)

Key: V=verb