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SR GNT Mark 14:51
σινδόνα (sindona) ‘was accompanying with him having_been clothed a linen_cloth over his naked body and’
Strongs=46160 Lemma=sindōn
Word role=noun case=accusative gender=feminine number=singular
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The word form ‘σινδόνα’ (N-AFS) has 2 different glosses: ‘a linen_cloth’, ‘linen_cloth’.
Mark 14:52 ‘and having left the linen_cloth naked fled’ SR GNT Mark 14:52 word 5
Mark 15:46 ‘and having bought a linen_cloth having taken_down him he wrapped_in’ SR GNT Mark 15:46 word 6
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘sindōn’ have 3 different glosses: ‘a linen_cloth’, ‘in a linen_cloth’, ‘linen_cloth’.
MARK 15:46 σινδόνι (sindoni) N-DFS ‘him he wrapped_in in the linen_cloth and laid him’ SR GNT Mark 15:46 word 17
MAT 27:59 σινδόνι (sindoni) N-DFS ‘Yōsaʸf/(Yōşēf) wrapped it in a linen_cloth clean’ SR GNT Mat 27:59 word 12
LUKE 23:53 σινδόνι (sindoni) N-DFS ‘having taken_down it he wrapped it in a linen_cloth and put him’ SR GNT Luke 23:53 word 11
Key: N=noun AFS=accusative,feminine,singular DFS=dative,feminine,singular