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Koine Greek wordlink #86200

SR GNT Acts 7:1 Εἰ (Ei) ‘and the chief_priest ¬If these things thus is having’ Strongs=14870 Lemma=ei
Word role=particle
Year=33 AD Event=Stephen_addresses_the_council TimeSeries=Stephen_addresses_the_council

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Other uses (6) of identical word form Εἰ (T-···) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘Εἰ’ (T-···) is always and only glossed as ‘¬If’.

Mark 8:23 ‘on him he was asking him ¬If anything you are seeing’ SR GNT Mark 8:23 word 35

Mark 10:2 ‘the Farisaios_party were asking him ¬If it is permitting for a husband a wife’ SR GNT Mark 10:2 word 16

Mat 12:10 ‘they asked him saying ¬If it is permitting on the days_of_rest’ SR GNT Mat 12:10 word 14

Mat 19:3 ‘him and saying ¬If it is permitting to send_away the’ SR GNT Mat 19:3 word 12

Acts 19:2 ‘and to them ¬If the spirit holy you_all received’ SR GNT Acts 19:2 word 8

Acts 21:37 ‘is saying to the commander ¬If it is permitting to me to say’ SR GNT Acts 21:37 word 14

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘ei’ have 7 different glosses: ‘except’, ‘if’, ‘if it_is’, ‘never’, ‘whether’, ‘¬If’, ‘¬if’.

Key: T=particle