SR GNT REV 5:14
(P=100) ἔπεσαν (epesan) Typical English gloss=‘fell’
Strongs=40980 Lemma=piptō
Word role=verb Morphology=IAA3··P: mood=indicative tense=aorist voice=active person=3rd number=plural
Year=96 AD
OET JOHN 18:6 English gloss=‘they fell’ SR GNT JOHN 18:6 word 14
OET MAT 17:6 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT MAT 17:6 word 6
OET 1COR 10:8 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT 1COR 10:8 word 8
OET HEB 11:30 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT HEB 11:30 word 5
OET REV 5:8 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 5:8 word 14
OET REV 6:13 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 6:13 word 7
OET REV 7:11 English gloss=‘they fell’ SR GNT REV 7:11 word 18
OET REV 11:16 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 11:16 word 21
OET REV 16:19 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 16:19 word 18
OET REV 17:10 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 17:10 word 3
OET REV 19:4 English gloss=‘fell’ SR GNT REV 19:4 word 2
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘piptō’ have 22 different glosses: ‘have drunk’, ‘having fallen’, ‘is falling’, ‘may fall’, ‘to fall’, ‘will_be falling’, ‘I fell’, ‘he is falling’, ‘he may fall’, ‘he was falling’, ‘he fell’, ‘it may fall’, ‘it fell’, ‘she fell’, ‘they may fall’, ‘they will_be falling’, ‘they fell’, ‘you have fallen’, ‘you_all may fall’, ‘fall’, ‘falling’, ‘fell’.