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Koine Greek wordlink #87083

ποδόςActs 7

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Only use of identical word form ποδός (N-GMS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ποδός’ (N-GMS) is always and only glossed as ‘of a foot’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘pous’ have 4 different glosses: ‘the feet’, ‘of a foot’, ‘feet’, ‘foot’.

Greek words (6) other than ποδός (N-GMS) with a gloss related to ‘foot’

MARK 9:45πούς (pous) N-NMS ‘and if the foot of you may_be stumbling you’ SR GNT Mark 9:45 word 5

MAT 4:6πόδα (poda) N-AMS ‘against a stone the foot of you’ SR GNT Mat 4:6 word 34

MAT 18:8πούς (pous) N-NMS ‘of you or the foot of you is stumbling you’ SR GNT Mat 18:8 word 8

LUKE 4:11πόδα (poda) N-AMS ‘against a stone the foot of you’ SR GNT Luke 4:11 word 12

1COR 12:15πούς (pous) N-NMS ‘if may say the foot because not I am’ SR GNT 1Cor 12:15 word 4

REV 10:2πόδα (poda) N-AMS ‘and he put the foot of him right on’ SR GNT Rev 10:2 word 16

Key: N=noun AMS=accusative,masculine,singular GMS=genitive,masculine,singular NMS=nominative,masculine,singular