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Koine Greek wordlink #145302

SR GNT Heb 11:29 κατεπόθησαν (katepothaʸsan) ‘having taken the from_Aiguptos/(Miʦrayim)s were swallowed_up’ Strongs=26660 Lemma=katapinō
Word role=verb mood=indicative tense=aorist voice=passive person=3rd number=plural
Year=64 AD

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Only use of identical word form κατεπόθησαν (V-IAP3··P) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘κατεπόθησαν’ (V-IAP3··P) is always and only glossed as ‘were swallowed_up’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘katapinō’ have 6 different glosses: ‘may_be swallowed_up’, ‘to swallow_up’, ‘was swallowed_up’, ‘were swallowed_up’, ‘swallowed_up’, ‘swallowing_up’.

Greek words (4) other than κατεπόθησαν (V-IAP3··P) with a gloss related to ‘swallowed_up’

1 COR 15:54 Κατεπόθη (Katepothaʸ) V-IAP3··S ‘the message having_been written was swallowed_up death in victory’ SR GNT 1 Cor 15:54 word 28

OET-LV: 54 But whenever the perishable this may _dress _in indestructibility, and the mortal this may _dress _in immortality, then will _be _becoming the message which having _been _written: ˓Was˒_swallowed _up the death in victory. (CO1_15:54)

OET-RV: 54 But when this perishable body becomes incorruptible and this mortal becomes immortal, then what was written will come true: ‘Death is replaced by victory.’ (CO1 15:54)

2 COR 2:7 καταποθῇ (katapothaʸ) V-SAP3··S ‘with the more_abundant sorrow may_be swallowed_up such one’ SR GNT 2 Cor 2:7 word 13

OET-LV: 7 so _that instead rather you _all are to _forgive and to _comfort him, lest somehow with _the more _abundant sorrow, may _be _swallowed _up the such one. (CO2_2:7)

OET-RV: 7 so now you should forgive and comfort him in case excess pain should drive him out. (CO2 2:7)

2 COR 5:4 καταποθῇ (katapothaʸ) V-SAP3··S ‘but to be_clothed in_order_that may_be swallowed_up the mortal by’ SR GNT 2 Cor 5:4 word 20

OET-LV: 4 For/Because also which being in the tent, we _are _groaning, being _weighed _down in that not we _are _wanting to _strip _off, but to _be _clothed, in _order _that may _be _swallowed _up the mortal by the life. (CO2_5:4)

OET-RV: 4 because while we live in these temporary homes we are groaning. It’s not that we want to dispose of these temporary homes, but we want to be permanently clothed so that our mortal parts might be enveloped by life. (CO2 5:4)

REV 12:16 κατέπιεν (katepien) V-IAA3··S ‘mouth of it and swallowed_up the river which’ SR GNT Rev 12:16 word 17

OET-LV: 16 And gave _help the earth to _the women, and opened _up the earth the mouth of _it, and swallowed _up the river, which throw the dragon out _of the mouth of _him. (REV_12:16)

OET-RV: 16 but the ground helped the woman by opening up a big hole, and so the flood that the dinosaur poured out from his mouth disappeared into it. (REV 12:16)

Key: V=verb