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Koine Greek wordlink #62107

SR GNT Luke 24:14 ὡμίλουν (hōmiloun) ‘and they were conversing with one_another about’ Strongs=36560 Lemma=homileō
Word role=verb mood=indicative tense=imperfect voice=active person=3rd number=plural

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Only use of identical word form ὡμίλουν (V-IIA3..P) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ὡμίλουν’ (V-IIA3..P) is always and only glossed as ‘were conversing’.

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘homileō’ have 4 different glosses: ‘having conversed’, ‘to_be conversing’, ‘were conversing’, ‘he was conversing’.

Greek words (3) other than ὡμίλουν (V-IIA3..P) with a gloss related to ‘conversing’

LUKE 24:15 ὁμιλεῖν (homilein) V-NPA.... ‘it became at the time to_be conversing them and to_be debating’ SR GNT Luke 24:15 word 5

ACTs 10:27 συνομιλῶν (sunomilōn) V-PPA.NMS Lemma=sunomileō ‘and conversing with him he came_in and’ SR GNT Acts 10:27 word 2

ACTs 24:26 ὡμίλει (hōmilei) V-IIA3..S ‘more_frequently him sending_for he was conversing with him’ SR GNT Acts 24:26 word 21

Key: V=verb IIA3..P=indicative,imperfect,active,3rd person plural IIA3..S=indicative,imperfect,active,3rd person singular NPA....=infinitive,present,active PPA.NMS=participle,present,active,nominative,masculine,singular