SR GNT MARK 4:10
(P=49) ἠρώτων (aʸrōtōn) Typical English gloss=‘were asking’
Strongs=20650 Lemma=erōtaō
Word role=verb Morphology=IIA3··P: mood=indicative tense=imperfect voice=active person=3rd number=plural
Year=31 AD TimeSeries=Seaside_Parables_and_Miracle
OET JOHN 4:31 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT JOHN 4:31 word 7
OET JOHN 4:40 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT JOHN 4:40 word 10
OET JOHN 9:15 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT JOHN 9:15 word 3
OET JOHN 12:21 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT JOHN 12:21 word 13
OET ACTS 1:6 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT ACTS 1:6 word 6
OET ACTS 16:39 English gloss=‘they were asking them’ SR GNT ACTS 16:39 word 24
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘erōtaō’ have 25 different glosses: ‘am asking’, ‘is asking’, ‘may_be asking’, ‘to ask’, ‘to_be asking’, ‘was asking’, ‘were asking’, ‘will_be asking’, ‘I am asking’, ‘I may ask’, ‘he may ask’, ‘he was asking’, ‘he asked’, ‘she was asking’, ‘they may ask’, ‘they were asking’, ‘they were asking them’, ‘they asked’, ‘we are asking’, ‘you are asking’, ‘you_all will_be asking’, ‘ask’, ‘asked’, ‘asking’, ‘asking him’.