SR GNT 1COR 15:10
(P=100) ἐγενήθη (egenaʸthaʸ) Typical English gloss=‘was become’
Strongs=10960 Lemma=ginomai
Word role=verb Morphology=IAP3··S: mood=indicative tense=aorist voice=passive person=3rd number=singular
Year=59 AD
OET MARK 12:10 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT MARK 12:10 word 13
OET MAT 21:42 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT MAT 21:42 word 16
OET LUKE 18:23 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT LUKE 18:23 word 8
OET LUKE 20:17 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT LUKE 20:17 word 18
OET ACTS 4:4 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT ACTS 4:4 word 9
OET ROM 16:2 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT ROM 16:2 word 28
OET 1COR 1:30 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT 1COR 1:30 word 10
OET 2COR 3:7 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT 2COR 3:7 word 14
OET 2COR 7:14 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT 2COR 7:14 word 30
OET 1TH 1:5 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT 1TH 1:5 word 8
OET 1PET 2:7 English gloss=‘was become’ SR GNT 1PET 2:7 word 18
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘ginomai’ have 60 different glosses: ‘be becoming’, ‘going_to become’, ‘had become’, ‘has become’, ‘have become’, ‘having become’, ‘having_been become’, ‘is becoming’, ‘let become’, ‘let_be become’, ‘let_be becoming’, ‘may become’, ‘may_be becoming’, ‘might become’, ‘to become’, ‘to_be become’, ‘to_be becoming’, ‘to_have become’, ‘was become’, ‘was becoming’, ‘were become’, ‘will_be becoming’, ‘I have become’, ‘I may become’, ‘I was become’, ‘I became’, ‘he may become’, ‘he became’, ‘him let become’, ‘him let_be becoming’, ‘it has become’, ‘it having become’, ‘it is becoming’, ‘it let_be become’, ‘it may become’, ‘it might become’, ‘it will_be becoming’, ‘it became’, ‘she is becoming’, ‘she may become joined’, ‘there is becoming’, ‘there may become’, ‘there became’, ‘they have become’, ‘they may become’, ‘they will_be becoming’, ‘they became’, ‘we have become’, ‘we may_be become’, ‘we may_be becoming’, ‘we were become’, ‘you have become’, ‘you became’, ‘you_all have become’, ‘you_all may become’, ‘you_all were become’, ‘you_all will_be becoming’, ‘you_all became’, ‘became’, ‘becoming’.