Greek root word (lemma) ‘methuō’

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This root form (lemma) is used in 6 different forms in the NT: μεθυσθῶσιν (SAP3··P), μεθυόντων (PPA·GMP), μεθύει (IPA3··S), μεθύουσαν (PPA·AFS), μεθύουσιν (IPA3··P), ἐμεθύσθησαν (IAP3··P).

It is glossed in 5 different ways: ‘are being_drunk’, ‘is being_drunk’, ‘were being_drunk’, ‘they may_be being_drunk’, ‘being_drunk’.

Have 7 uses of Greek root word (lemma) ‘methuō’ in the NT

OET JOHN 2:10 Greek word=μεθυσθῶσιν (methusthōsin) Morphology=SAP3··P English gloss=‘they may_be being_drunk’ SR GNT JOHN 2:10 word 14

OET MAT 24:49 Greek word=μεθυόντων (methuontōn) Morphology=PPA·GMP English gloss=‘being_drunk’ SR GNT MAT 24:49 word 17

OET ACTS 2:15 Greek word=μεθύουσιν (methuousin) Morphology=IPA3··P English gloss=‘are being_drunk’ SR GNT ACTS 2:15 word 7

OET 1COR 11:21 Greek word=μεθύει (methuei) Morphology=IPA3··S English gloss=‘is being_drunk’ SR GNT 1COR 11:21 word 17

OET 1TH 5:7 Greek word=μεθύουσιν (methuousin) Morphology=IPA3··P English gloss=‘are being_drunk’ SR GNT 1TH 5:7 word 11

OET REV 17:2 Greek word=ἐμεθύσθησαν (emethusthaʸsan) Morphology=IAP3··P English gloss=‘were being_drunk’ SR GNT REV 17:2 word 11

OET REV 17:6 Greek word=μεθύουσαν (methuousan) Morphology=PPA·AFS English gloss=‘being_drunk’ SR GNT REV 17:6 word 6