SR GNT JOHN 2:17
(P=45) γεγραμμένον (gegrammenon) Typical English gloss=‘having_been written’
Strongs=11250 Lemma=grafō
Word role=verb Morphology=PEP·NNS: mood=participle tense=perfect voice=passive case=nominative gender=neuter number=singular
Year=-4 TimeSeries=First_Passover_and_Temple_Cleansing Refers to Word #64276
OET JOHN 6:31 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 6:31 word 12
OET JOHN 6:45 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 6:45 word 2
OET JOHN 10:34 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 10:34 word 10
OET JOHN 12:14 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 12:14 word 11
OET JOHN 19:19 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 19:19 word 15
OET JOHN 19:20 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT JOHN 19:20 word 26
OET LUKE 4:17 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT LUKE 4:17 word 23
OET LUKE 20:17 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT LUKE 20:17 word 10
OET REV 17:5 English gloss=‘having_been written’ SR GNT REV 17:5 word 7
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘grafō’ have 27 different glosses: ‘are writing’, ‘be writing’, ‘being written’, ‘has_been written’, ‘having written’, ‘having_been written’, ‘is writing’, ‘may_be_being written’, ‘to write’, ‘to_be writing’, ‘to_be_being written’, ‘was written’, ‘I am writing’, ‘I have written’, ‘I may write’, ‘I will_be writing’, ‘I wrote’, ‘he wrote’, ‘it has_been written’, ‘it was written’, ‘we are writing’, ‘you may write’, ‘you_all wrote’, ‘write’, ‘writing’, ‘wrote’, ‘wrote it’.