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Koine Greek wordlink #78603

SR GNT Yhn 17:10 σά (sa) ‘what is mine all things yours is and what is’ Strongs=46740 Lemma=sos
Word role=pronoun person=2nd case=nominative gender=neuter number=plural

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Other uses (1) of identical word form σά (R-...2NNP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘σά’ (R-...2NNP) is always and only glossed as ‘yours’.

Luke 15:31 ‘all the things mine is yours is’ SR GNT Luke 15:31 word 15

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘sos’ have 8 different glosses: ‘in your’, ‘to yours’, ‘your’, ‘your own’, ‘your people’, ‘your things’, ‘your will’, ‘yours’.

Greek words (4) other than σά (R-...2NNP) with a gloss related to ‘yours’

YHN 17:6 σοὶ (soi) E-...2NMP ‘out_of the world yours they were for and_me them’ SR GNT Yhn 17:6 word 17

YHN 17:10 σὰ (sa) R-...2NNP ‘is and what is yours mine is and I have_been glorified’ SR GNT Yhn 17:10 word 9

LUKE 5:33 σοὶ (soi) R-...2NMP ‘Farisaios_party the ones but to yours are eating and are drinking’ SR GNT Luke 5:33 word 31

LUKE 6:20 ὑμετέρα (humetera) R-...2NFP Lemma=humeteros ‘the poor because yours is the kingdom’ SR GNT Luke 6:20 word 18

Key: E=determiner/case-marker R=pronoun ...2NFP=2nd person,nominative,feminine,plural ...2NMP=2nd person,nominative,masculine,plural ...2NNP=2nd person,nominative,neuter,plural