SR GNT JOHN 13:34
(P=100) ἐντολὴν (entolaʸn) Typical English gloss=‘a command’
Strongs=17850 Lemma=entolē
Word role=noun Morphology=····AFS: case=accusative gender=feminine number=singular
Year=33 AD
OET JOHN 10:18 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT JOHN 10:18 word 28
OET JOHN 12:49 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT JOHN 12:49 word 15
OET JOHN 14:31 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT JOHN 14:31 word 13
OET MARK 7:8 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT MARK 7:8 word 15
OET MARK 7:9 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT MARK 7:9 word 7
OET MARK 10:5 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT MARK 10:5 word 16
OET MAT 15:3 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT MAT 15:3 word 12
OET ACTS 17:15 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT ACTS 17:15 word 26
OET 1TIM 6:14 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT 1TIM 6:14 word 4
OET HEB 7:5 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT HEB 7:5 word 11
OET 1JHN 2:7 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT 1JHN 2:7 word 4
OET 1JHN 2:7 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT 1JHN 2:7 word 9
OET 1JHN 2:8 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT 1JHN 2:8 word 2
OET 1JHN 3:23 English gloss=‘the command’ SR GNT 1JHN 3:23 word 23
OET 1JHN 4:21 English gloss=‘command’ SR GNT 1JHN 4:21 word 4
OET 2JHN 1:4 English gloss=‘the command’ SR GNT 2JHN 1:4 word 14
OET 2JHN 1:5 English gloss=‘a command’ SR GNT 2JHN 1:5 word 8
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘entolē’ have 8 different glosses: ‘a command’, ‘the command’, ‘the commands’, ‘of a command’, ‘of the commands’, ‘command’, ‘command is’, ‘commands’.