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Koine Greek wordlink #60945

SR GNT Luke 23:41 ἄτοπον (atopon) ‘this one on_the_other_hand not_one amiss did’ Strongs=8240 Lemma=atopos
Word role=substantive adjective case=accusative gender=neuter number=singular
Year=33 AD

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Other uses (1) of identical word form ἄτοπον (S-ANS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ἄτοπον’ (S-ANS) is always and only glossed as ‘amiss’.

Acts 28:6 ‘and observing nothing amiss to him becoming’ SR GNT Acts 28:6 word 21

OET-LV: 6 But they were _expecting him to _be _going to _be _being _swelled _up, or to _be _falling _down suddenly dead. But over much time, them waiting and observing nothing amiss becoming to him, having _changed _their _minds they _were _saying him to _be a_god. (ACT_28:6)

OET-RV: 6 The locals were waiting for his arm to swell up or for him to fall down dead, but after a while when nothing happened they changed their minds and decided that instead, he must be a god. (ACT 28:6)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘atopos’ have 2 different glosses: ‘amiss’, ‘perverse’.

Key: S=substantive adjective ANS=accusative,neuter,singular