SR GNT LUKE 20:31
(P=65) ἀπέθανον (apethanon) Typical English gloss=‘they died_off’
Strongs=5990 Lemma=apothnēskō
Word role=verb Morphology=IAA3··P: mood=indicative tense=aorist voice=active person=3rd number=plural
Year=33 AD Refers to Word #58212
OET JOHN 6:49 English gloss=‘they died_off’ SR GNT JOHN 6:49 word 15
OET JOHN 6:58 English gloss=‘they died_off’ SR GNT JOHN 6:58 word 21
OET JOHN 8:53 English gloss=‘died_off’ SR GNT JOHN 8:53 word 15
OET MAT 8:32 English gloss=‘they died_off’ SR GNT MAT 8:32 word 36
OET ROM 5:15 English gloss=‘died_off’ SR GNT ROM 5:15 word 18
OET 2COR 5:14 English gloss=‘died_off’ SR GNT 2COR 5:14 word 20
OET HEB 11:13 English gloss=‘died_off’ SR GNT HEB 11:13 word 3
OET HEB 11:37 English gloss=‘they died_off’ SR GNT HEB 11:37 word 9
OET REV 8:11 English gloss=‘died_off’ SR GNT REV 8:11 word 26
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘apothnēskō’ have 24 different glosses: ‘are dying_off’, ‘having died_off’, ‘is dying_off’, ‘may die_off’, ‘to die_off’, ‘to die_off is’, ‘to_be dying_off’, ‘was dying_off’, ‘will_be dying_off’, ‘I am dying_off’, ‘he is dying_off’, ‘he may die_off’, ‘he died_off’, ‘it may die_off’, ‘she died_off’, ‘they died_off’, ‘we are dying_off’, ‘we may die_off’, ‘we may_be dying_off’, ‘we died_off’, ‘you_all will_be dying_off’, ‘you_all died_off’, ‘died_off’, ‘dying_off’.