SR GNT ACTS 4:21
(P=100) εὑρίσκοντες (heuriskontes) Typical English gloss=‘finding’
Strongs=21470 Lemma=euriskō
Word role=verb Morphology=PPA·NMP: mood=participle tense=present voice=active case=nominative gender=masculine number=plural
Year=33 AD Event=Peter_and_John's_Trial TimeSeries=Peter_and_John's_Trial Refers to Word #84836 Refers to Word #84841 Refers to Word #84845 Refers to Word #84851 Person=Annas Refers to Word #84858 Person=Caiaphas Refers to Word #84863 Person=John3 Refers to Word #84866 Person=Alexander2 Refers to Word #84871
OET MAT 7:14 English gloss=‘finding’ SR GNT MAT 7:14 word 20
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘euriskō’ have 61 different glosses: ‘am finding’, ‘having found’, ‘having found him’, ‘having found it’, ‘having_been found’, ‘is finding’, ‘may find them’, ‘may_be found’, ‘might find him’, ‘to find’, ‘to_be found’, ‘to_have found’, ‘was found’, ‘was_being found’, ‘were finding’, ‘were found’, ‘will_be finding’, ‘will_be_being found’, ‘I am finding’, ‘I am finding any’, ‘I have found’, ‘I have found some’, ‘I may find’, ‘I was found’, ‘I found’, ‘he is finding’, ‘he may find’, ‘he was found’, ‘he will_be finding’, ‘he found’, ‘he found any’, ‘it is finding’, ‘it is finding it’, ‘it may_be found’, ‘she may find it’, ‘she was found’, ‘she found’, ‘they may find’, ‘they may_be found’, ‘they were finding’, ‘they were found’, ‘they will_be finding’, ‘they found’, ‘they found it’, ‘we are finding’, ‘we are_being found’, ‘we have found’, ‘we may find’, ‘we were found’, ‘we will_be_being found’, ‘we found’, ‘you will_be finding’, ‘you found’, ‘you_all may find’, ‘you_all may find him’, ‘you_all may_be found’, ‘you_all will_be finding’, ‘you_all will_be finding them’, ‘finding’, ‘found’, ‘found it’.