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Koine Greek wordlink #30741

εἰώθειMark 10

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Other uses (1) of identical word form εἰώθει (V-ILA3..S) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘εἰώθει’ (V-ILA3..S) has 2 different glosses: ‘had been_accustomed’, ‘he had been_accustomed’.

Mat 27:15 ‘concerning and the feast had been_accustomed the governor to_be sending_away’ SR GNT Mat 27:15 word 5

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘ethō’ have 3 different glosses: ‘had been_accustomed’, ‘having been_accustomed’, ‘he had been_accustomed’.

Greek words (2) other than εἰώθει (V-ILA3..S) with a gloss related to ‘been_accustomed’

LUKE 4:16εἰωθὸς (eiōthos) V-PEA.ANS ‘he came_in according_to that having been_accustomed to him on the’ SR GNT Luke 4:16 word 18

ACTs 17:2εἰωθὸς (eiōthos) V-PEA.ANS ‘according_to and the way having been_accustomed with Paulos he came_in to’ SR GNT Acts 17:2 word 5

Key: V=verb ILA3..S=indicative,pluperfect,active,3rd person singular PEA.ANS=participle,perfect,active,accusative,neuter,singular