Greek root word (lemma) ‘arsēn’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 5 different forms in the NT: ἄρσεν (ANS), ἄρσεν (NNS), ἄρσενα (AMS), ἄρσενες (NMP), ἄρσεσιν (DMP).

It is glossed in 3 different ways: ‘a male’, ‘male’, ‘male child’.

Have 9 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘arsēn’ in the NT

OET MARK 10:6 Greek word=ἄρσεν (arsen) Morphology=ANS English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT MARK 10:6 word 5

OET MAT 19:4 Greek word=ἄρσεν (arsen) Morphology=ANS English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT MAT 19:4 word 14

OET LUKE 2:23 Greek word=ἄρσεν (arsen) Morphology=NNS English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT LUKE 2:23 word 9

OET ROM 1:27 Greek word=ἄρσενες (arsenes) Morphology=NMP English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT ROM 1:27 word 6

OET ROM 1:27 Greek word=ἄρσενες (arsenes) Morphology=NMP English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT ROM 1:27 word 21

OET ROM 1:27 Greek word=ἄρσεσιν (arsesin) Morphology=DMP English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT ROM 1:27 word 24

OET GAL 3:28 Greek word=ἄρσεν (arsen) Morphology=NNS English gloss=‘male’ SR GNT GAL 3:28 word 15

OET REV 12:5 Greek word=ἄρσεν (arsen) Morphology=ANS English gloss=‘a male’ SR GNT REV 12:5 word 4

OET REV 12:13 Greek word=ἄρσενα (arsena) Morphology=AMS English gloss=‘male child’ SR GNT REV 12:13 word 21