SR GNT 2JHN 1:9
(P=100) μένων (menōn) Typical English gloss=‘remaining’
Strongs=33060 Lemma=menō
Word role=verb Morphology=PPA·NMS: mood=participle tense=present voice=active case=nominative gender=masculine number=singular
Year=90 AD
OET JOHN 14:10 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT JOHN 14:10 word 33
OET JOHN 14:25 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT JOHN 14:25 word 6
OET JOHN 15:5 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT JOHN 15:5 word 10
OET 1JHN 3:6 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT 1JHN 3:6 word 5
OET 1JHN 4:16 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT 1JHN 4:16 word 22
OET 2JHN 1:9 English gloss=‘remaining’ SR GNT 2JHN 1:9 word 20
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘menō’ have 36 different glosses: ‘are remaining’, ‘be remaining’, ‘is remaining’, ‘let_be remaining’, ‘may remain’, ‘may_be remaining’, ‘to remain’, ‘to_be remaining’, ‘was remaining’, ‘were remaining’, ‘will_be remaining’, ‘I am remaining’, ‘I will_be remaining’, ‘he is remaining’, ‘he was remaining’, ‘he remained’, ‘him let_be remaining’, ‘it let_be remaining’, ‘it may remain’, ‘it was remaining’, ‘it remained’, ‘she may remain’, ‘they had remained’, ‘they may remain’, ‘they remained’, ‘we are remaining’, ‘we remained’, ‘you are remaining’, ‘you_all are remaining’, ‘you_all may remain’, ‘you_all may_be remaining’, ‘you_all will_be remaining’, ‘remain’, ‘remained’, ‘remaining’, ‘remaining unsold’.