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Koine Greek wordlink #49552

SR GNT Luke 11:11 ὄφιν (ofin) ‘and instead_of a fish a serpent to him will_be handing_out’ Strongs=37890 Lemma=ofis
Word role=noun case=accusative gender=masculine number=singular

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Other uses (3) of identical word form ὄφιν (N-AMS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ὄφιν’ (N-AMS) has 2 different glosses: ‘a serpent’, ‘serpent’.

Yhn (Jhn) 3:14 ‘Mōsaʸs/(Mosheh) exalted the serpent in the wilderness’ SR GNT Yhn (Jhn) 3:14 word 6

Mat 7:10 ‘a fish will_be requesting not a serpent will_be handing_out to him’ SR GNT Mat 7:10 word 8

Rev 20:2 ‘the dragon the serpent ancient who is’ SR GNT Rev 20:2 word 7

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘ofis’ have 4 different glosses: ‘a serpent’, ‘to serpents’, ‘serpent’, ‘serpents’.

Greek words (4) other than ὄφιν (N-AMS) with a gloss related to ‘serpent’

2COR 11:3 ὄφις (ofis) N-NMS ‘somehow as the serpent deceived Heua/(Ḩavvāh) in’ SR GNT 2Cor 11:3 word 7

REV 12:9 ὄφις (ofis) N-NMS ‘dragon great the serpent ancient who being called’ SR GNT Rev 12:9 word 8

REV 12:14 ὄφεως (ofeōs) N-GMS ‘from the face of the serpent’ SR GNT Rev 12:14 word 39

REV 12:15 ὄφις (ofis) N-NMS ‘and throw the serpent out_of the mouth’ SR GNT Rev 12:15 word 5

Key: N=noun AMS=accusative,masculine,singular GMS=genitive,masculine,singular NMS=nominative,masculine,singular