SR GNT LUKE 3:6
(P=100) ὄψεται (opsetai) Typical English gloss=‘will_be seeing’
Strongs=37080 Lemma=oraō
Word role=verb Morphology=IFM3··S: mood=indicative tense=future voice=middle person=3rd number=singular
Year=26 AD TimeSeries=John_the_Baptist_Begins_Ministry
OET JOHN 3:36 English gloss=‘will_be seeing’ SR GNT JOHN 3:36 word 18
OET HEB 12:14 English gloss=‘will_be seeing’ SR GNT HEB 12:14 word 13
OET REV 1:7 English gloss=‘will_be seeing’ SR GNT REV 1:7 word 8
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘oraō’ have 46 different glosses: ‘having seen’, ‘having seen him’, ‘having seen it’, ‘having seen them’, ‘having seen this’, ‘having_been seen’, ‘may perceive’, ‘may see’, ‘to see’, ‘was seen’, ‘were seen’, ‘will_be seeing’, ‘will_be seeing to_it’, ‘will_be_being seen’, ‘I may see’, ‘I may see it’, ‘I was seen’, ‘I will_be seeing’, ‘I will_be_being seen’, ‘I looked’, ‘I saw’, ‘I saw something’, ‘he may see’, ‘he was seen’, ‘he saw’, ‘he saw it’, ‘or see’, ‘they may see’, ‘they will_be looking’, ‘they will_be seeing’, ‘they saw’, ‘we may see’, ‘we will_be seeing’, ‘we saw’, ‘you may see’, ‘you will_be seeing’, ‘you saw’, ‘you_all may perceive’, ‘you_all may see’, ‘you_all will_be seeing’, ‘you_all will_be seeing it’, ‘you_all will_be seeing to_it’, ‘you_all saw’, ‘saw’, ‘see’, ‘watch’.