SR GNT 2COR 5:5
(P=100) δοὺς (dous) Typical English gloss=‘having given’
Strongs=13250 Lemma=didōmi
Word role=verb Morphology=PAA·NMS: mood=participle tense=aorist voice=active case=nominative gender=masculine number=singular
Year=60 AD
OET MARK 13:34 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT MARK 13:34 word 13
OET MAT 26:26 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT MAT 26:26 word 20
OET ACTS 9:41 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT ACTS 9:41 word 1
OET ACTS 15:8 English gloss=‘having given them’ SR GNT ACTS 15:8 word 10
OET ROM 4:20 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT ROM 4:20 word 15
OET 1COR 12:24 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT 1COR 12:24 word 21
OET 2COR 1:22 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT 2COR 1:22 word 6
OET 2TH 2:16 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT 2TH 2:16 word 21
OET 1TIM 2:6 English gloss=‘having given’ SR GNT 1TIM 2:6 word 2
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘didōmi’ have 70 different glosses: ‘am giving’, ‘be giving’, ‘being given’, ‘had given’, ‘has given’, ‘has given them’, ‘has_been given’, ‘have given’, ‘having given’, ‘having given them’, ‘having_been given’, ‘is giving’, ‘is_being given’, ‘may give’, ‘may_be given’, ‘might give’, ‘to give’, ‘to give anything’, ‘to_be given’, ‘to_be given something’, ‘to_be giving’, ‘was given’, ‘were given’, ‘will_be giving’, ‘will_be_being given’, ‘I am giving’, ‘I have given’, ‘I may_be giving those’, ‘I will_be giving’, ‘I will_be giving it’, ‘I gave’, ‘he had given’, ‘he has given’, ‘he is giving’, ‘he may give’, ‘he will_be giving’, ‘he will_be giving it’, ‘he gave’, ‘he gave it’, ‘he gave them’, ‘him let give’, ‘it has_been given’, ‘it may give’, ‘it was given’, ‘it will_be_being given’, ‘it gave’, ‘they are giving’, ‘they may give’, ‘they were given’, ‘they were giving’, ‘they will_be giving’, ‘they gave’, ‘to giving’, ‘we may give’, ‘we will_be giving something’, ‘we gave’, ‘you have given’, ‘you may give’, ‘you will_be giving’, ‘you gave’, ‘you_all may give’, ‘you_all gave’, ‘you_all gave them’, ‘gave’, ‘gave it’, ‘gave to_be’, ‘give’, ‘give it’, ‘give something’, ‘giving’.