This root form (lemma) is used in 5 different forms in the NT: συνέστηκεν (IEA3··S), συνίστασθαι (NPP····), συνίστημι (IPA1··S), συνίστησιν (IPA3··S), συνιστάντες (PPA·NMP).
It is glossed in 6 different ways: ‘has consisted’, ‘is commending’, ‘is demonstrating’, ‘to_be_being commended’, ‘I am commending’, ‘commending’.
OET ROM 3:5 Greek word=συνίστησιν (sunistaʸsin) Morphology=IPA3··S English gloss=‘is demonstrating’ SR GNT ROM 3:5 word 8
OET ROM 5:8 Greek word=συνίστησιν (sunistaʸsin) Morphology=IPA3··S English gloss=‘is demonstrating’ SR GNT ROM 5:8 word 1
OET ROM 16:1 Greek word=συνίστημι (sunistaʸmi) Morphology=IPA1··S English gloss=‘I am commending’ SR GNT ROM 16:1 word 1
OET 2COR 6:4 Greek word=συνιστάντες (sunistantes) Morphology=PPA·NMP English gloss=‘commending’ SR GNT 2COR 6:4 word 4
OET 2COR 10:18 Greek word=συνίστησιν (sunistaʸsin) Morphology=IPA3··S English gloss=‘is commending’ SR GNT 2COR 10:18 word 16
OET 2COR 12:11 Greek word=συνίστασθαι (sunistasthai) Morphology=NPP···· English gloss=‘to_be_being commended’ SR GNT 2COR 12:11 word 14
OET COL 1:17 Greek word=συνέστηκεν (sunestaʸken) Morphology=IEA3··S English gloss=‘has consisted’ SR GNT COL 1:17 word 11