SR GNT LUKE 13:10
(P=100) διδάσκων (didaskōn) Typical English gloss=‘teaching’
Strongs=13210 Lemma=didaskō
Word role=verb Morphology=PPA·NMS: mood=participle tense=present voice=active case=nominative gender=masculine number=singular
Year=33 AD
OET JOHN 6:59 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT JOHN 6:59 word 7
OET JOHN 7:28 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT JOHN 7:28 word 11
OET JOHN 8:20 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT JOHN 8:20 word 11
OET MARK 1:22 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MARK 1:22 word 9
OET MARK 6:6 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MARK 6:6 word 17
OET MARK 12:35 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MARK 12:35 word 7
OET MARK 14:49 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MARK 14:49 word 9
OET MAT 4:23 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MAT 4:23 word 15
OET MAT 7:29 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MAT 7:29 word 3
OET MAT 9:35 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MAT 9:35 word 11
OET MAT 26:55 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT MAT 26:55 word 35
OET LUKE 4:31 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 4:31 word 17
OET LUKE 5:17 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 5:17 word 11
OET LUKE 13:22 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 13:22 word 7
OET LUKE 19:47 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 19:47 word 3
OET LUKE 21:37 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 21:37 word 9
OET LUKE 23:5 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT LUKE 23:5 word 11
OET ACTS 18:11 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT ACTS 18:11 word 13
OET ACTS 21:28 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT ACTS 21:28 word 28
OET ACTS 28:31 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT ACTS 28:31 word 7
OET ROM 12:7 English gloss=‘teaching’ SR GNT ROM 12:7 word 9
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘didaskō’ have 26 different glosses: ‘are teaching’, ‘be teaching’, ‘is teaching’, ‘may teach’, ‘may_be teaching’, ‘to teach’, ‘to_be teaching’, ‘was teaching’, ‘were teaching’, ‘will_be teaching’, ‘I am teaching’, ‘I was taught it’, ‘he was teaching’, ‘it taught’, ‘of teaching’, ‘she is teaching’, ‘they may teach’, ‘they were taught’, ‘they were teaching’, ‘they taught’, ‘you are teaching’, ‘you taught’, ‘you_all were taught’, ‘taught’, ‘teach’, ‘teaching’.