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Koine Greek wordlink #124988

SR GNT 2Cor 10:4 δυνατὰ (dunata) ‘not fleshly but powerful to god to the tearing_down’ Strongs=14150 Lemma=dunatos
Word role=substantive adjective case=nominative gender=neuter number=plural

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Other uses (3) of identical word form δυνατὰ (S-NNP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘δυνατὰ’ (S-NNP) has 3 different glosses: ‘possible’, ‘possible are’, ‘powerful’.

Mark 9:23 ‘if you are being_able all things possible to the one believing’ SR GNT Mark 9:23 word 13

Mark 10:27 ‘god all things for possible are with god’ SR GNT Mark 10:27 word 20

Luke 18:27 ‘impossible things with humans possible with god is’ SR GNT Luke 18:27 word 8

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘dunatos’ have 8 different glosses: ‘are possible’, ‘able’, ‘possible’, ‘possible are’, ‘powerful’, ‘powerful one’, ‘powerful ones’, ‘powerful was’.

Greek words (17) other than δυνατὰ (S-NNP) with a gloss related to ‘powerful’

Have 17 other words (δυνατὸν, δυνατοί, δυνατὸς, δυνατοὶ, δυνατός, δυνατός, δυνατός, δυνατὸς, δυνατοὶ, δυνατὸς, δυνατὸς, δυνατὸς, δυνατοὶ, δυνατὸς, δυνατὸς, δυνατός, δυνατὸς) with 1 lemma altogether (dunatos)

LUKE 1:49 δυνατός (dunatos) S-NMS ‘to me great things the powerful one and holy is the’ SR GNT Luke 1:49 word 9

LUKE 14:31 δυνατός (dunatos) S-NMS ‘first will_be counselling whether powerful he is with ten’ SR GNT Luke 14:31 word 20

LUKE 24:19 δυνατὸς (dunatos) A-NMS ‘became a man a prophet powerful in work and’ SR GNT Luke 24:19 word 23

ACTs 7:22 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘of the from_Aiguptos/(Miʦrayim)s was and powerful in the messages and’ SR GNT Acts 7:22 word 14

ACTs 11:17 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘I who was powerful to forbid god’ SR GNT Acts 11:17 word 24

ACTs 18:24 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘arrived to Efesos powerful being in the’ SR GNT Acts 18:24 word 17

ACTs 25:5 δυνατοὶ (dunatoi) S-NMP ‘among you_all he is saying powerful ones having gone_down_with if anything’ SR GNT Acts 25:5 word 8

ROM 9:22 δυνατὸν (dunaton) S-ANS ‘and to make_known the powerful of him bore in’ SR GNT Rom 9:22 word 12

ROM 11:23 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘they may_be continuing_on in unbelief they will_be_being engrafted powerful for is god’ SR GNT Rom 11:23 word 12

ROM 15:1 δυνατοὶ (dunatoi) S-NMP ‘and we the powerful the weaknesses of the’ SR GNT Rom 15:1 word 5

1COR 1:26 δυνατοί (dunatoi) S-NMP ‘the flesh not many powerful not many noble’ SR GNT 1Cor 1:26 word 15

2COR 12:10 δυνατός (dunatos) S-NMS ‘for I may_be faltering then powerful I am’ SR GNT 2Cor 12:10 word 21

2COR 13:9 δυνατοὶ (dunatoi) S-NMP ‘may_be faltering you_all but powerful may_be this also’ SR GNT 2Cor 13:9 word 8

2TIM 1:12 δυνατός (dunatos) S-NMS ‘and I have_been persuaded that powerful he is the deposit’ SR GNT 2Tim 1:12 word 17

TIT 1:9 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘faithful message in_order_that powerful he may_be both to_be exhorting’ SR GNT Tit 1:9 word 9

HEB 11:19 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘from the dead to_be raising him powerful was god whence him’ SR GNT Heb 11:19 word 8

YAC 3:2 δυνατὸς (dunatos) S-NMS ‘this a perfect man is powerful to bridle also all’ SR GNT Yac 3:2 word 15

Key: A=adjective S=substantive adjective ANS=accusative,neuter,singular NMP=nominative,masculine,plural NMS=nominative,masculine,singular NNP=nominative,neuter,plural