Greek root word (lemma) ‘pleō’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 6 different forms in the NT: πλέον (PPA·ANS), πλέοντας (PPA·AMP), πλέων (PPA·NMS), πλεόντων (PPA·GMP), πλεῖν (NPA····), ἐπλέομεν (IIA1··P).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘to_be sailing’, ‘we were sailing’, ‘sailing’.

Have 6 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘pleō’ in the NT

OET LUKE 8:23 Greek word=πλεόντων (pleontōn) Morphology=PPA·GMP English gloss=‘sailing’ SR GNT LUKE 8:23 word 1

OET ACTS 21:3 Greek word=ἐπλέομεν (epleomen) Morphology=IIA1··P English gloss=‘we were sailing’ SR GNT ACTS 21:3 word 10

OET ACTS 27:2 Greek word=πλεῖν (plein) Morphology=NPA···· English gloss=‘to_be sailing’ SR GNT ACTS 27:2 word 8

OET ACTS 27:6 Greek word=πλέον (pleon) Morphology=PPA·ANS English gloss=‘sailing’ SR GNT ACTS 27:6 word 9

OET ACTS 27:24 Greek word=πλέοντας (pleontas) Morphology=PPA·AMP English gloss=‘sailing’ SR GNT ACTS 27:24 word 17

OET REV 18:17 Greek word=πλέων (pleōn) Morphology=PPA·NMS English gloss=‘sailing’ SR GNT REV 18:17 word 19