Greek root word (lemma) ‘dunamai’

dunamai

This root form (lemma) is used in 45 different forms in the NT: δυνάμεθά (IPM1··P), δυνάμεθα (IPM1··P), δυνάμενά (PPM·ANP), δυνάμενα (PPM·ANP), δυνάμεναι (PPM·NFP), δυνάμενοι (PPM·NMP), δυνάμενον (PPM·AMS), δυνάμενος (PPM·NMS), δυνήσεσθε (IFM2··P), δυνήσεταί (IFM3··S), δυνήσεται (IFM3··S), δυνήσονται (IFM3··P), δυνήσῃ (IFM2··S), δυναίμην (OPM1··S), δυναμένη (PPM·NFS), δυναμένου (PPM·GMS), δυναμένου (PPM·GNS), δυναμένους (PPM·AMP), δυναμένων (PPM·GMP), δυναμένῳ (PPM·DMS), δυνηθῆτε (SAP2··P), δυνησόμεθα (IFM1··P), δύναιντο (OPM3··P), δύναμαί (IPM1··S), δύναμαι (IPM1··S), δύνανταί (IPM3··P), δύνανται (IPM3··P), δύνασαί (IPM2··S), δύνασαι (IPM2··S), δύνασθαι (NPM····), δύνασθε (IPM2··P), δύναταί (IPM3··S), δύναται (IPM3··S), δύνηται (SPM3··S), δύνωνται (SPM3··P), δύνῃ (IPM2··P), ἐδύνασθε (IIM2··P), ἐδύνατο (IIM3··S), ἠδυνάσθη (IAP3··S), ἠδυνήθημεν (IAP1··P), ἠδυνήθην (IAP1··S), ἠδυνήθησαν (IAP3··P), ἠδυνήθητε (IAP2··P), ἠδύναντο (IIM3··P), ἠδύνατο (IIM3··S).

It is glossed in 28 different ways: ‘am being_able’, ‘are being_able’, ‘is able’, ‘may_be able’, ‘to_be able’, ‘was able’, ‘were able’, ‘will_be able’, ‘I am being_able’, ‘I might_be able’, ‘he is able’, ‘he was able’, ‘it is able’, ‘of being_able’, ‘they are being_able’, ‘they might_be able’, ‘they were able’, ‘they will_be able’, ‘we are being_able’, ‘we are being_able to_do’, ‘we will_be able’, ‘you are being_able’, ‘you will_be able’, ‘you_all are being_able’, ‘you_all may_be able’, ‘you_all were able’, ‘you_all will_be able’, ‘being_able’.

Showing the first 40 out of (208) uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘dunamai’ in the NT

OET JOHN 1:46 Greek word=δύναταί (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 1:46 word 7

OET JOHN 3:2 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:2 word 22

OET JOHN 3:3 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘he is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:3 word 18

OET JOHN 3:4 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:4 word 7

OET JOHN 3:4 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘he is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:4 word 16

OET JOHN 3:5 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘he is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:5 word 19

OET JOHN 3:9 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:9 word 7

OET JOHN 3:27 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 3:27 word 6

OET JOHN 5:19 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 5:19 word 19

OET JOHN 5:30 Greek word=δύναμαι (dunamai) Morphology=IPM1··S English gloss=‘am being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 5:30 word 2

OET JOHN 5:44 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 5:44 word 2

OET JOHN 6:44 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 6:44 word 2

OET JOHN 6:52 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 6:52 word 12

OET JOHN 6:60 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 6:60 word 18

OET JOHN 6:65 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 6:65 word 9

OET JOHN 7:7 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 7:7 word 2

OET JOHN 7:34 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 7:34 word 13

OET JOHN 7:36 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 7:36 word 24

OET JOHN 8:21 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 8:21 word 26

OET JOHN 8:22 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 8:22 word 18

OET JOHN 8:43 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘you_all are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 8:43 word 12

OET JOHN 9:4 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 9:4 word 21

OET JOHN 9:16 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 9:16 word 29

OET JOHN 9:33 Greek word=ἠδύνατο (aʸdunato) Morphology=IIM3··S English gloss=‘he was able’ SR GNT JOHN 9:33 word 11

OET JOHN 10:21 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 10:21 word 17

OET JOHN 10:29 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 10:29 word 19

OET JOHN 10:35 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 10:35 word 15

OET JOHN 11:37 Greek word=ἐδύνατο (edunato) Morphology=IIM3··S English gloss=‘was able’ SR GNT JOHN 11:37 word 11

OET JOHN 12:39 Greek word=ἠδύναντο (aʸdunanto) Morphology=IIM3··P English gloss=‘they were able’ SR GNT JOHN 12:39 word 4

OET JOHN 13:33 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 13:33 word 23

OET JOHN 13:36 Greek word=δύνασαί (dunasai) Morphology=IPM2··S English gloss=‘you are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 13:36 word 17

OET JOHN 13:37 Greek word=δύναμαί (dunamai) Morphology=IPM1··S English gloss=‘I am being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 13:37 word 9

OET JOHN 14:5 Greek word=δυνάμεθα (dunametha) Morphology=IPM1··P English gloss=‘we are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 14:5 word 15

OET JOHN 14:17 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 14:17 word 9

OET JOHN 15:4 Greek word=δύναται (dunatai) Morphology=IPM3··S English gloss=‘is able’ SR GNT JOHN 15:4 word 11

OET JOHN 15:5 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘you_all are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 15:5 word 24

OET JOHN 16:12 Greek word=δύνασθε (dunasthe) Morphology=IPM2··P English gloss=‘you_all are being_able’ SR GNT JOHN 16:12 word 9

OET MARK 1:40 Greek word=δύνασαί (dunasai) Morphology=IPM2··S English gloss=‘you are being_able’ SR GNT MARK 1:40 word 20

OET MARK 1:45 Greek word=δύνασθαι (dunasthai) Morphology=NPM···· English gloss=‘to_be able’ SR GNT MARK 1:45 word 14

OET MARK 2:4 Greek word=δυνάμενοι (dunamenoi) Morphology=PPM·NMP English gloss=‘being_able’ SR GNT MARK 2:4 word 3