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Koine Greek wordlink #112634

SR GNT Rom 16:7 συγγενεῖς (sungeneis) ‘Andronikos and Younias fellow-citizens of me and fellow-prisoners’ Strongs=47730 Lemma=suŋgenēs
Word role=substantive adjective case=accusative gender=masculine number=plural
Year=60 AD

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Other uses (2) of identical word form συγγενεῖς (S-AMP) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘συγγενεῖς’ (S-AMP) has 2 different glosses: ‘fellow-citizens’, ‘relatives’.

Luke 14:12 ‘of you nor the relatives of you nor your neighbours’ SR GNT Luke 14:12 word 24

OET-LV: 12 And he _was_ also _saying to _the one having _invited him: Whenever you _may _be _making a_dinner or a_supper, be_ not _calling the friends of _you, nor the brothers of _you, nor the relatives of _you, nor your_ rich _neighbours, lest also they may _invite _back you and a_repayment may _become to _you. (LUK_14:12)

OET-RV: 12 Then Yeshua also spoke to the man who had invited him, “Whenever you host a brunch or dinner, don’t invite your friends or siblings, or your other relatives or your wealthy neighbours, because they can invite you back and so repay you. (LUK 14:12)

Acts 10:24 ‘them having called_together the relatives of him and close’ SR GNT Acts 10:24 word 20

OET-LV: 24 And on _the day of _next, he _came _in into the Kaisareia. And the Kornaʸlios was expecting them, having _called _together the relatives of _him and the close friends. (ACT_10:24)

OET-RV: 24 and they arrived in Caesarea the following day. Cornelius was expecting them and had also invited some relatives and close friends to join them. (ACT 10:24)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘suŋgenēs’ have 4 different glosses: ‘a relative’, ‘fellow-citizen’, ‘fellow-citizens’, ‘relatives’.

Greek words (2) other than συγγενεῖς (S-AMP) with a gloss related to ‘fellow-citizens’

ROM 16:21 συγγενεῖς (sungeneis) S-NMP ‘and Sōsipatros the fellow-citizens of me’ SR GNT Rom 16:21 word 15

OET-LV: 21 Is _greeting you _all Timotheos, the fellow-worker of _me, and Loukios, and Yasōn, and Sōsipatros, the fellow-citizens of _me. (ROM_16:21)

OET-RV: 21 My co-worker Timothy sends his greetings as do my fellow-citizens Luke, Jason, and Sosipater. (ROM 16:21)

EPH 2:19 συμπολῖται (sumpolitai) N-NMP Lemma=sumpolitēs ‘sojourners but you_all are fellow-citizens of the holy ones and’ SR GNT Eph 2:19 word 10

OET-LV: 19 Therefore consequently no _longer you _all _are strangers and sojourners, but you _all _are fellow-citizens of _the holy ones and the_household of_ the _god, (EPH_2:19)

OET-RV: 19 As a result, you all are no longer strangers and foreigners, but fellow-citizens of the believers and part of God’s household (EPH 2:19)

Key: N=noun S=substantive adjective AMP=accusative,masculine,plural NMP=nominative,masculine,plural