SR GNT 1COR 3:20
(P=100) γινώσκει (ginōskei) Typical English gloss=‘is knowing’
Strongs=10970 Lemma=ginōskō
Word role=verb Morphology=IPA3··S: mood=indicative tense=present voice=active person=3rd number=singular
Year=59 AD
OET JOHN 7:27 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT JOHN 7:27 word 21
OET JOHN 10:15 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT JOHN 10:15 word 3
OET JOHN 14:17 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT JOHN 14:17 word 17
OET MAT 24:50 English gloss=‘he is knowing’ SR GNT MAT 24:50 word 17
OET LUKE 10:22 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT LUKE 10:22 word 19
OET LUKE 12:46 English gloss=‘he is knowing’ SR GNT LUKE 12:46 word 18
OET LUKE 16:15 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT LUKE 16:15 word 15
OET ACTS 19:35 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT ACTS 19:35 word 22
OET 1JHN 3:1 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT 1JHN 3:1 word 21
OET 1JHN 3:20 English gloss=‘he is knowing’ SR GNT 1JHN 3:20 word 19
OET 1JHN 4:7 English gloss=‘is knowing’ SR GNT 1JHN 4:7 word 22
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘ginōskō’ have 62 different glosses: ‘am knowing’, ‘are knowing’, ‘be knowing’, ‘being known’, ‘has known’, ‘has_been known’, ‘have known’, ‘having known’, ‘having known it’, ‘having_been known’, ‘is knowing’, ‘is_being known’, ‘let know’, ‘let_be knowing’, ‘let_be known’, ‘may know’, ‘may_be knowing’, ‘may_be known’, ‘to know’, ‘to know them’, ‘to_be knowing’, ‘to_have known’, ‘was knowing’, ‘was known’, ‘will_be knowing’, ‘will_be_being known’, ‘I am knowing’, ‘I have known’, ‘I may know’, ‘I will_be knowing’, ‘I knew’, ‘he is knowing’, ‘he may know’, ‘he was knowing’, ‘he was known’, ‘he will_be knowing’, ‘it knew’, ‘she knew’, ‘they have known’, ‘they may know’, ‘they may_be knowing’, ‘they were knowing’, ‘they knew’, ‘to knowing’, ‘we are knowing’, ‘we are knowing him’, ‘we have known’, ‘we will_be knowing’, ‘you are knowing’, ‘you have known’, ‘you may know’, ‘you will_be knowing’, ‘you knew’, ‘you_all are knowing’, ‘you_all had known’, ‘you_all have known’, ‘you_all may know’, ‘you_all may_be knowing’, ‘you_all will_be knowing’, ‘knew’, ‘know’, ‘knowing’.