Greek root word (lemma) ‘theion’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 4 different forms in the NT: θείου (GNS), θείῳ (DNS), θεῖον (ANS), θεῖον (NNS).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘of sulfur’, ‘brimstone’, ‘sulfur’.

Have 7 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘theion’ in the NT

OET LUKE 17:29 Greek word=θεῖον (theion) Morphology=ANS English gloss=‘brimstone’ SR GNT LUKE 17:29 word 12

OET REV 9:17 Greek word=θεῖον (theion) Morphology=NNS English gloss=‘sulfur’ SR GNT REV 9:17 word 41

OET REV 9:18 Greek word=θείου (theiou) Morphology=GNS English gloss=‘sulfur’ SR GNT REV 9:18 word 24

OET REV 14:10 Greek word=θείῳ (theiōi) Morphology=DNS English gloss=‘sulfur’ SR GNT REV 14:10 word 32

OET REV 19:20 Greek word=θείῳ (theiōi) Morphology=DNS English gloss=‘sulfur’ SR GNT REV 19:20 word 51

OET REV 20:10 Greek word=θείου (theiou) Morphology=GNS English gloss=‘of sulfur’ SR GNT REV 20:10 word 15

OET REV 21:8 Greek word=θείῳ (theiōi) Morphology=DNS English gloss=‘sulfur’ SR GNT REV 21:8 word 36