SR GNT JOHN 12:47
(P=100) κρίνω (krinō) Typical English gloss=‘I may judge’
Strongs=29190 Lemma=krinō
Word role=verb Morphology=SAA1··S: mood=subjunctive tense=aorist voice=active person=1st number=singular
Year=33 AD
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘krinō’ have 49 different glosses: ‘am judging’, ‘am_being judged’, ‘are judging’, ‘be judging’, ‘being judged’, ‘had judged’, ‘has judged’, ‘has_been judged’, ‘have judged’, ‘having judged’, ‘having judged him’, ‘having_been judged’, ‘is judging’, ‘is_being judged’, ‘let_be judging’, ‘may_be judged’, ‘to judge’, ‘to_be judged’, ‘to_be judging’, ‘to_be_being judged’, ‘were judged’, ‘will_be judging’, ‘will_be_being judged’, ‘I am judging’, ‘I have judged’, ‘I may judge’, ‘I may_be judging’, ‘I will_be judging’, ‘I judged’, ‘he is judging’, ‘he may judge’, ‘he judged’, ‘him let_be judging’, ‘it is_being judged’, ‘it was judged’, ‘they may_be judged’, ‘they were judged’, ‘we may_be judging’, ‘we were_being judged’, ‘we will_be judging’, ‘you are judging’, ‘you judged’, ‘you_all are judging’, ‘you_all have judged’, ‘you_all may_be judged’, ‘you_all will_be_being judged’, ‘judge’, ‘judged’, ‘judging’.