SR GNT REV 6:5
(P=100) ἤνοιξεν (aʸnoixen) Typical English gloss=‘he opened_up’
Strongs=4550 Lemma=anoigō
Word role=verb Morphology=IAA3··S: mood=indicative tense=aorist voice=active person=3rd number=singular
Year=96 AD
OET JOHN 9:21 English gloss=‘opened_up’ SR GNT JOHN 9:21 word 9
OET ACTS 9:40 English gloss=‘opened_up’ SR GNT ACTS 9:40 word 29
OET ACTS 12:14 English gloss=‘she opened_up’ SR GNT ACTS 12:14 word 11
OET ACTS 14:27 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT ACTS 14:27 word 22
OET REV 6:1 English gloss=‘opened_up’ SR GNT REV 6:1 word 5
OET REV 6:3 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 6:3 word 3
OET REV 6:7 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 6:7 word 3
OET REV 6:9 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 6:9 word 3
OET REV 6:12 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 6:12 word 5
OET REV 8:1 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 8:1 word 4
OET REV 9:2 English gloss=‘he opened_up’ SR GNT REV 9:2 word 2
OET REV 12:16 English gloss=‘opened_up’ SR GNT REV 12:16 word 9
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘anoigō’ have 19 different glosses: ‘having opened_up’, ‘having opened_up it’, ‘is opening_up’, ‘may open_up’, ‘may_be opening_up’, ‘to open_up’, ‘to_be opening_up’, ‘was opened_up’, ‘were opened_up’, ‘I will_be opening_up’, ‘he is opening_up’, ‘he opened_up’, ‘it will_be_being opened_up’, ‘it opened_up’, ‘she opened_up’, ‘they may open_up’, ‘open_up’, ‘opened_up’, ‘opening_up’.