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Koine Greek wordlink #120584

SR GNT 1 Cor 16:21 ἐμῇ (emaʸ) ‘the greeting is of my own hand of Paulos’ Strongs=16990 Lemma=emos
Word role=determiner/case-marker person=1st case=dative gender=feminine number=singular
Year=59 AD Refers to Word #114224 Person=Paul

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Other uses (5) of identical word form ἐμῇ (E-···1DFS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ἐμῇ’ (E-···1DFS) has 6 different glosses: ‘by my own’, ‘in my own’, ‘of my’, ‘with my’, ‘with my own’, ‘my’.

Yhn (Jhn) 15:9 ‘remain in love my’ SR GNT Yhn (Jhn) 15:9 word 15

OET-LV: 9 As the father loved me, also _I loved you _all, remain in the my the love. (JHN_15:9)

OET-RV: 9 I loved you all just as the father loved me, so stay in my love. (JHN 15:9)

Gal 6:11 ‘to you_all letters I wrote with my own hand’ SR GNT Gal 6:11 word 8

OET-LV: 11 See in _how _large letters I _wrote to _you _all the with _my own hand. (GAL_6:11)

OET-RV: 11 Look how big these letters are when it’s my own handwriting. (GAL 6:11)

Col 4:18 ‘the greeting is by my own hand of Paulos be remembering’ SR GNT Col 4:18 word 4

OET-LV: 18 The greeting is which by _my own hand, of _Paulos. Be _remembering of _me about _the bonds. The grace be with you _all. (COL_4:18)

OET-RV: 18 I, Paul, am writing this final greeting in my own handwriting. Remember me here in chains.
¶ May God’s grace be with all of you. (COL 4:18)

2 Th 3:17 ‘the greeting in my own hand of Paulos which’ SR GNT 2 Th 3:17 word 4

OET-LV: 17 The greeting the in _my own hand, of _Paulos, which is ^my_sign in every letter, thus I _am _writing. (TH2_3:17)

OET-RV: 17 This farewell is in my own handwriting—I’m Paul, and I do this with every letter I write. (TH2 3:17)

Phm 1:19 ‘I Paulos wrote it with my own hand I will_be paying_back it’ SR GNT Phm 1:19 word 5

OET-LV: 19 I Paulos wrote it the with _my ˓own˒_hand, I will _be _paying _back it, in _order _that not I _may _be _saying to _you that even yourself to _me are _additionally _owing. (PHM_1:19)

OET-RV: 19 I, Paul, wrote this bit in my own handwriting. I will pay back anything he owes you, then I won’t need to be reminding you that you pretty much owe yourself to me. (PHM 1:19)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘emos’ have 12 different glosses: ‘by my own’, ‘in my’, ‘in my own’, ‘of mine’, ‘of my’, ‘to my’, ‘with my’, ‘with my own’, ‘mine’, ‘mine is’, ‘my’, ‘my own’.

Key: E=determiner/case-marker