Greek root word (lemma) ‘apatē’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 4 different forms in the NT: ἀπάταις (DFP), ἀπάτη (NFS), ἀπάτης (GFS), ἀπάτῃ (DFS).

It is glossed in 4 different ways: ‘by the seduction’, ‘of seduction’, ‘seduction’, ‘seductions’.

Have 7 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘apatē’ in the NT

OET MARK 4:19 Greek word=ἀπάτη (apataʸ) Morphology=NFS English gloss=‘seduction’ SR GNT MARK 4:19 word 11

OET MAT 13:22 Greek word=ἀπάτη (apataʸ) Morphology=NFS English gloss=‘seduction’ SR GNT MAT 13:22 word 23

OET EPH 4:22 Greek word=ἀπάτης (apataʸs) Morphology=GFS English gloss=‘of seduction’ SR GNT EPH 4:22 word 17

OET COL 2:8 Greek word=ἀπάτης (apataʸs) Morphology=GFS English gloss=‘seduction’ SR GNT COL 2:8 word 16

OET 2TH 2:10 Greek word=ἀπάτῃ (apataʸ) Morphology=DFS English gloss=‘seduction’ SR GNT 2TH 2:10 word 4

OET HEB 3:13 Greek word=ἀπάτῃ (apataʸ) Morphology=DFS English gloss=‘by the seduction’ SR GNT HEB 3:13 word 20

OET 2PET 2:13 Greek word=ἀπάταις (apatais) Morphology=DFP English gloss=‘seductions’ SR GNT 2PET 2:13 word 21