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Koine Greek wordlink #84918

SR GNT Acts 4:9 τίνι (tini) ‘to the man sick by what this one has_been healed’ Strongs=51010 Lemma=tis
Word role=pronoun case=dative gender=neuter number=singular

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Other uses (9) of identical word form τίνι (R-DNS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘τίνι’ (R-DNS) has 2 different glosses: ‘to what’, ‘what’.

Mark 9:50 ‘unsalty may become with what it you_all will_be seasoning be having’ SR GNT Mark 9:50 word 15

Mat 5:13 ‘salt may_be made_tasteless with what it will_be_being salted for nothing’ SR GNT Mat 5:13 word 16

Mat 11:16 ‘to what but I will_be likening generation’ SR GNT Mat 11:16 word 1

Luke 7:31 ‘to what therefore I will_be likening the’ SR GNT Luke 7:31 word 5

Luke 7:31 ‘of generation this and to what they are similar’ SR GNT Luke 7:31 word 15

Luke 13:18 ‘he was saying therefore to what similar is the’ SR GNT Luke 13:18 word 4

Luke 13:18 ‘kingdom of god and to what I will_be likening it’ SR GNT Luke 13:18 word 12

Luke 13:20 ‘and again he said to what I will_be likening the kingdom’ SR GNT Luke 13:20 word 5

Luke 14:34 ‘salt may_be made_tasteless with what it will_be_being seasoned’ SR GNT Luke 14:34 word 14

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘tis’ have 60 different glosses: ‘a certain’, ‘a certain man’, ‘and who’, ‘as some’, ‘for some’, ‘for what’, ‘of any’, ‘of anyone’, ‘of anything’, ‘of one’, ‘of some’, ‘of someone’, ‘of something’, ‘of which’, ‘of whom’, ‘of whose’, ‘of whose is’, ‘on someone’, ‘to a certain’, ‘to anyone’, ‘to some’, ‘to what’, ‘to which’, ‘to whom’, ‘to whom_all’, ‘with some’, ‘with whom_all’, ‘any’, ‘anyone’, ‘anyone has’, ‘anyone is’, ‘anyone is_going’, ‘anything’, ‘certain’, ‘how’, ‘one’, ‘some’, ‘some are’, ‘some messages’, ‘some things’, ‘someone’, ‘something’, ‘what’, ‘what about’, ‘what are’, ‘what is’, ‘what is_it’, ‘what will_be’, ‘what_all’, ‘what_all are’, ‘which’, ‘who’, ‘who is’, ‘who was’, ‘who_all’, ‘whom’, ‘whom_all’, ‘whose’, ‘why’, ‘why is_it’.

Key: R=pronoun DNS=dative,neuter,singular