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Koine Greek wordlink #117500

SR GNT 1Cor 9:16 μοί (moi) ‘is imposing woe for to me is if not’ Strongs=14730 Lemma=egō
Word role=pronoun person=1st case=dative number=singular
Refers to Word #115150 Person=Paul

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Other uses (3) of identical word form μοί (R-...1D.S) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘μοί’ (R-...1D.S) has 2 different glosses: ‘for me’, ‘to me’.

Luke 9:38 ‘of me because an only_birthed to me he is’ SR GNT Luke 9:38 word 22

Rom 9:2 ‘that sorrow to me is great and’ SR GNT Rom 9:2 word 3

2Cor 9:1 ‘the holy ones superfluous for me is to_be writing to you_all’ SR GNT 2Cor 9:1 word 12

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘egō’ have 24 different glosses: ‘after me’, ‘against me’, ‘before me’, ‘by me’, ‘for me’, ‘for me is’, ‘from me’, ‘in me’, ‘of me’, ‘of me be’, ‘of me is’, ‘of me will_be’, ‘on me’, ‘to me’, ‘to me is’, ‘unto me’, ‘with me’, ‘I’, ‘I am’, ‘I it_is’, ‘I will’, ‘me’, ‘me are’, ‘me is’.

Key: R=pronoun ...1D.S=1st person,dative,singular