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Koine Greek wordlink #39911

SR GNT Luke 3:11 χιτῶνας (ⱪitōnas) ‘the one having two tunics let share to the one not’ Strongs=55090 Lemma=χitōn
Word role=noun case=accusative gender=masculine number=plural
Year=26 AD TimeSeries=John_the_Baptist_Begins_Ministry

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Other uses (5) of identical word form χιτῶνας (N-AMP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘χιτῶνας’ (N-AMP) has 3 different glosses: ‘the tunics’, ‘clothes’, ‘tunics’.

Mark 6:9 ‘not you_all may dress_in two tunics’ SR GNT Mark 6:9 word 10

OET-LV: 9 but having _tied _on sandals, and you _all _may_ not _dress _in two tunics. (MRK_6:9)

OET-RV: 9 They could wear one pair of sandals, but not take changes of clothes. (MRK 6:9)

Mark 14:63 ‘chief_priest having torn the clothes of him is saying what’ SR GNT Mark 14:63 word 7

OET-LV: 63 And the chief _priest having _torn the clothes of _him is _saying: What need anymore are _we _having of _witnesses? (MRK_14:63)

OET-RV: 63 Then the chief priest tore his own robe to show his disgust and shouted, “We certainly don’t need any more witnesses now! (MRK 14:63)

Mat 10:10 ‘the way nor two tunics nor sandals nor’ SR GNT Mat 10:10 word 9

OET-LV: 10 nor knapsack for the_way, nor two tunics, nor sandals, nor staff, because/for the worker is worthy of _the food of _him. (MAT_10:10)

OET-RV: 10 and don’t take a backpack, or a change of clothes or footwear, or a staff, because a worker deserves to be fed. (MAT 10:10)

Luke 9:3 ‘silver nor two tunics to_be having’ SR GNT Luke 9:3 word 23

OET-LV: 3 And he _said to them: Be _taking_ nothing _away for the journey, neither staff, nor knapsack, nor bread, nor silver, nor to _be _having two tunics. (LUK_9:3)

OET-RV: 3 “Don’t take anything for the journey,” he told them. “Don’t take a walking stick or a backpack or food or money or spare clothes. (LUK 9:3)

Acts 9:39 ‘weeping and showing the tunics and clothes as_much_as’ SR GNT Acts 9:39 word 24

OET-LV: 39 And Petros having _risen _up, came _together with _them, who having _arrived, they _brought _up into the upper _room, and all the widows stood _by by _him, weeping and showing the_tunics and clothes, as _much _as the Dorkas was _making being with them. (ACT_9:39)

OET-RV: 39 So Peter went with them, and when they arrived in Yoppa they took him up to the room. All the widows stood there, sobbing and showing him various clothes that Tabitha had made for them. (ACT 9:39)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘χitōn’ have 4 different glosses: ‘the tunics’, ‘clothes’, ‘tunic’, ‘tunics’.

Key: N=noun AMP=accusative,masculine,plural