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Koine Greek wordlink #1247

παραγίνεταιMat 3

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Other uses (2) of identical word form παραγίνεται (V-IPM3..S) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘παραγίνεται’ (V-IPM3..S) is always and only glossed as ‘is arriving’.

Mark 14:43 ‘still of him speaking is arriving Youdas/(Yəhūdāh) one of the’ SR GNT Mark 14:43 word 7

Mat 3:1 ‘and days those is arriving Yōannaʸs the immerser’ SR GNT Mat 3:1 word 6

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘paraginomai’ have 11 different glosses: ‘having appeared’, ‘having arrived’, ‘having come’, ‘is arriving’, ‘may arrive’, ‘I may arrive’, ‘I arrived’, ‘they were arriving’, ‘they arrived’, ‘appeared’, ‘arrived’.

Greek words (1) other than παραγίνεται (V-IPM3..S) with a gloss related to ‘arriving’

YHN 3:23παρεγίνοντο (pareginonto) V-IIM3..P ‘was there and they were arriving and were_being immersed’ SR GNT Yhn 3:23 word 19

Key: V=verb IIM3..P=indicative,imperfect,middle,3rd person plural IPM3..S=indicative,present,middle,3rd person singular