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Koine Greek wordlink #63871

SR GNT Yhn 1:50 ὑποκάτω (hupokatō) ‘that I saw you beneath the fig_tree you are believing’ Strongs=52700 Lemma=hupokatō
Word role=preposition

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Other uses (10) of identical word form ὑποκάτω (P-...) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ὑποκάτω’ (P-...) is always and only glossed as ‘beneath’.

Mark 6:11 ‘the dust which beneath the feet of you_all’ SR GNT Mark 6:11 word 21

Mark 7:28 ‘even the little_dogs beneath the table are eating’ SR GNT Mark 7:28 word 18

Mark 12:36 ‘the enemies of you beneath of the feet of you’ SR GNT Mark 12:36 word 32

Mat 22:44 ‘the enemies of you beneath for the feet of you’ SR GNT Mat 22:44 word 17

Luke 8:16 ‘it with a object or beneath a bed is putting it but’ SR GNT Luke 8:16 word 9

Heb 2:8 ‘all things you subjected beneath the feet of him’ SR GNT Heb 2:8 word 4

Rev 5:3 ‘the earth nor beneath the earth to open_up’ SR GNT Rev 5:3 word 16

Rev 5:13 ‘the earth and beneath the earth and’ SR GNT Rev 5:13 word 18

Rev 6:9 ‘fifth seal I saw beneath the altar the’ SR GNT Rev 6:9 word 11

Rev 12:1 ‘and the moon was beneath the feet of her’ SR GNT Rev 12:1 word 18

Key: P=preposition