OET Wordlink #54737

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SR GNT LUKE 16:21  (P=100) πιπτόντων (piptontōn) Typical English gloss=‘falling’  Strongs=40980 Lemma=piptō
  Word role=verb Morphology=PPA·GMP: mood=participle tense=present voice=active case=genitive gender=masculine number=plural
  Year=33 AD

Other uses (1) of πιπτόντων PPA·GMP in the NT

OET MAT 15:27 English gloss=‘falling’ SR GNT MAT 15:27 word 20

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’.