SR GNT JOHN 3:11
(P=100) λαλοῦμεν (laloumen) Typical English gloss=‘we are speaking’
Strongs=29800 Lemma=laleō
Word role=verb Morphology=IPA1··P: mood=indicative tense=present voice=active person=1st number=plural
Year=30 AD TimeSeries=Jesus_and_Nicodemus Refers to Word #64631 Person=Jesus
OET 1COR 2:6 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 1COR 2:6 word 3
OET 1COR 2:7 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 1COR 2:7 word 2
OET 1COR 2:13 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 1COR 2:13 word 3
OET 2COR 2:17 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 2COR 2:17 word 27
OET 2COR 4:13 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 2COR 4:13 word 20
OET 2COR 12:19 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 2COR 12:19 word 14
OET 1TH 2:4 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT 1TH 2:4 word 11
OET HEB 2:5 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT HEB 2:5 word 13
OET HEB 6:9 English gloss=‘we are speaking’ SR GNT HEB 6:9 word 17
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘laleō’ have 56 different glosses: ‘am speaking’, ‘are speaking’, ‘be speaking’, ‘being spoken’, ‘going_to speak’, ‘has spoken’, ‘have spoken’, ‘having spoken’, ‘having_been spoken’, ‘is speaking’, ‘let_be speaking’, ‘may speak’, ‘may_be speaking’, ‘to speak’, ‘to tell’, ‘to_be speaking’, ‘to_be spoken’, ‘to_be_being spoken’, ‘was saying’, ‘was speaking’, ‘was spoken’, ‘were saying’, ‘were speaking’, ‘will_be speaking’, ‘will_be_being spoken’, ‘I am speaking’, ‘I have spoken’, ‘I may speak’, ‘I may_be speaking’, ‘I was speaking’, ‘I will_be speaking’, ‘I spoke’, ‘he is speaking’, ‘he may speak’, ‘he may_be speaking’, ‘he was speaking’, ‘he will_be speaking’, ‘he spoke’, ‘him let_be speaking’, ‘it has_been spoken’, ‘it is speaking’, ‘it was speaking’, ‘it was spoken’, ‘it will_be_being spoken’, ‘they are speaking’, ‘they were speaking’, ‘they spoke’, ‘we are speaking’, ‘we were speaking’, ‘we will_be speaking’, ‘we spoke’, ‘you are speaking’, ‘you_all may speak’, ‘you_all spoke’, ‘speaking’, ‘spoke’.