OET Wordlink #79894

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SR GNT JOHN 18:37(P=100) ἐλήλυθα (elaʸlutha) Typical English gloss=‘I have come’  Strongs=20640Lemma=erχomai
  Word role=verb Morphology=IEA1··S: mood=indicative tense=perfect voice=active person=1st number=singular
  Year=33 AD Refers to Word #79876

Other uses (6) of ἐλήλυθα IEA1··S in the NT

OET JOHN 5:43 English gloss=‘have come’ SR GNT JOHN 5:43 word 3

OET JOHN 7:28 English gloss=‘I have come’ SR GNT JOHN 7:28 word 29

OET JOHN 8:42 English gloss=‘I have come’ SR GNT JOHN 8:42 word 34

OET JOHN 12:46 English gloss=‘have come’ SR GNT JOHN 12:46 word 6

OET JOHN 16:28 English gloss=‘I have come’ SR GNT JOHN 16:28 word 7

OET LUKE 5:32 English gloss=‘I have come’ SR GNT LUKE 5:32 word 2

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘erχomai’ have 49 different glosses: ‘am coming’, ‘are coming’, ‘be coming’, ‘had come’, ‘has come’, ‘have come’, ‘having come’, ‘is coming’, ‘let come’, ‘let_be coming’, ‘may come’, ‘to come’, ‘to_be coming’, ‘was coming’, ‘were coming’, ‘will_be coming’, ‘I am coming’, ‘I have come’, ‘I may come’, ‘I will_be coming’, ‘I came’, ‘he had come’, ‘he is coming’, ‘he may come’, ‘he may_be coming’, ‘he will_be coming’, ‘he came’, ‘him let_be coming’, ‘it is coming’, ‘it may come’, ‘it came’, ‘of having come’, ‘on coming’, ‘she was coming’, ‘she came’, ‘they are coming’, ‘they may come’, ‘they were coming’, ‘they came’, ‘we will_be coming’, ‘we came’, ‘you have come’, ‘you may come’, ‘you were coming’, ‘you came’, ‘you_all may come’, ‘came’, ‘come’, ‘coming’.