Open English Translation (OET)

Koine Greek wordlink #37146

SR GNT Mark 16:1 Σαλώμη (Salōmaʸ) ‘the mother of Yakōbos/(Yaˊₐqoⱱ) and Salōmaʸ bought spices in_order_that’ Strongs=45390 Lemma=salōmē
Word role=proper noun case=nominative gender=feminine number=singular
Person=Salome Referred to from Word #37152 Referred to from Word #37154 Referred to from Word #37167 Referred to from Word #37178 Referred to from Word #37180 Referred to from Word #37185 Referred to from Word #37199 Referred to from Word #37200 Referred to from Word #37223 Referred to from Word #37228 Referred to from Word #37240 Referred to from Word #37245 Referred to from Word #37250 Referred to from Word #37257 Referred to from Word #37267 Referred to from Word #37279 Referred to from Word #37281 Referred to from Word #37306 Referred to from Word #37310 Referred to from Word #37318 Referred to from Word #37327 Referred to from Word #37328

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Other uses (1) of identical word form Σαλώμη (N-NFS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘Σαλώμη’ (N-NFS) is always and only glossed as ‘Salōmaʸ’.

(In the VLT, the word form ‘Σαλώμη’ (N-NFS) was always and only glossed as ‘Salome’).

Mark 15:40 ‘of Yōsaʸs/(Yōşēf?) mother and Salōmaʸ’ SR GNT Mark 15:40 word 30

Key: N=noun NFS=nominative,feminine,singular