This root form (lemma) is used in 8 different forms in the NT: νομικοὶ (NMP), νομικοὺς (AMP), νομικοῖς (DMP), νομικός (NMS), νομικὰς (AFP), νομικὸν (AMS), νομικὸς (NMS), νομικῶν (GMP).
It is glossed in 4 different ways: ‘a lawyer’, ‘lawyer’, ‘lawyers’, ‘legal’.
OET MAT 22:35 Greek word=νομικὸς (nomikos) Morphology=NMS English gloss=‘a lawyer’ SR GNT MAT 22:35 word 6
OET LUKE 7:30 Greek word=νομικοὶ (nomikoi) Morphology=NMP English gloss=‘lawyers’ SR GNT LUKE 7:30 word 6
OET LUKE 10:25 Greek word=νομικός (nomikos) Morphology=NMS English gloss=‘a lawyer’ SR GNT LUKE 10:25 word 6
OET LUKE 11:45 Greek word=νομικῶν (nomikōn) Morphology=GMP English gloss=‘lawyers’ SR GNT LUKE 11:45 word 5
OET LUKE 11:46 Greek word=νομικοῖς (nomikois) Morphology=DMP English gloss=‘lawyers’ SR GNT LUKE 11:46 word 8
OET LUKE 11:52 Greek word=νομικοῖς (nomikois) Morphology=DMP English gloss=‘lawyers’ SR GNT LUKE 11:52 word 4
OET LUKE 14:3 Greek word=νομικοὺς (nomikous) Morphology=AMP English gloss=‘lawyers’ SR GNT LUKE 14:3 word 9
OET TIT 3:9 Greek word=νομικὰς (nomikas) Morphology=AFP English gloss=‘legal’ SR GNT TIT 3:9 word 11
OET TIT 3:13 Greek word=νομικὸν (nomikon) Morphology=AMS English gloss=‘lawyer’ SR GNT TIT 3:13 word 3