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Koine Greek wordlink #10379

SR GNT Mat 15:20 ταῦτά (tauta) ‘these is the things defiling’ Strongs=37780 Lemma=outos
Word role=pronoun case=nominative gender=neuter number=plural
Year=32 AD Refers to Word #10368 Refers to Word #10370 Refers to Word #10372 Refers to Word #10371 Refers to Word #10375 Refers to Word #10376 Refers to Word #10377

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Other uses (2) of identical word form ταῦτά (R-NNP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ταῦτά’ (R-NNP) has 2 different glosses: ‘these’, ‘these things’.

1Cor 6:11 ‘and these things some you_all were but’ SR GNT 1Cor 6:11 word 2

Tit 3:8 ‘the ones having believed in god these things is good and’ SR GNT Tit 3:8 word 19

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘outos’ have 37 different glosses: ‘around these’, ‘at this’, ‘by this one’, ‘for this one’, ‘from this one’, ‘in these things’, ‘in this’, ‘in this one’, ‘of these’, ‘of these is’, ‘of these things’, ‘of this’, ‘of this one’, ‘on this’, ‘to these’, ‘to this’, ‘to this man’, ‘to this one’, ‘with these’, ‘with this’, ‘with this man’, ‘she’, ‘these’, ‘these are’, ‘these men’, ‘these things’, ‘this’, ‘this end’, ‘this is’, ‘this man’, ‘this name’, ‘this one’, ‘this reason’, ‘this thing’, ‘this was’, ‘this woman’, ‘this would_be’.

Key: R=pronoun NNP=nominative,neuter,plural