Greek root word (lemma) ‘kremaō’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 4 different forms in the NT: κρέμαται (IPP3··S), κρεμάσαντες (PAA·NMP), κρεμασθέντων (PAP·GMP), κρεμασθῇ (SAP3··S).

It is glossed in 4 different ways: ‘having hanged him’, ‘having_been hanged’, ‘is_being hanged’, ‘may_be hanged’.

Have 5 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘kremaō’ in the NT

OET MAT 18:6 Greek word=κρεμασθῇ (kremasthaʸ) Morphology=SAP3··S English gloss=‘may_be hanged’ SR GNT MAT 18:6 word 16

OET MAT 22:40 Greek word=κρέμαται (krematai) Morphology=IPP3··S English gloss=‘is_being hanged’ SR GNT MAT 22:40 word 9

OET LUKE 23:39 Greek word=κρεμασθέντων (kremasthentōn) Morphology=PAP·GMP English gloss=‘having_been hanged’ SR GNT LUKE 23:39 word 4

OET ACTS 5:30 Greek word=κρεμάσαντες (kremasantes) Morphology=PAA·NMP English gloss=‘having hanged him’ SR GNT ACTS 5:30 word 12

OET ACTS 10:39 Greek word=κρεμάσαντες (kremasantes) Morphology=PAA·NMP English gloss=‘having hanged him’ SR GNT ACTS 10:39 word 24