SR GNT GAL 6:13
(P=64) θέλουσιν (thelousin) Typical English gloss=‘they are willing’
Strongs=23090 Lemma=thelō
Word role=verb Morphology=IPA3··P: mood=indicative tense=present voice=active person=3rd number=plural
Year=58 AD Refers to Word #128847
OET MAT 23:4 English gloss=‘are willing’ SR GNT MAT 23:4 word 24
OET 1COR 14:35 English gloss=‘they are wanting’ SR GNT 1COR 14:35 word 7
OET GAL 4:17 English gloss=‘they are willing’ SR GNT GAL 4:17 word 8
OET GAL 6:12 English gloss=‘are wanting’ SR GNT GAL 6:12 word 2
OET 1TIM 5:11 English gloss=‘they are willing’ SR GNT 1TIM 5:11 word 12
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘thelō’ have 40 different glosses: ‘am wanting’, ‘are wanting’, ‘are willing’, ‘having wanted’, ‘is wanting’, ‘is willing’, ‘may want’, ‘may will’, ‘may_be wanting’, ‘might_be wanting’, ‘might_be willing it’, ‘to_be wanting’, ‘to_be willing’, ‘I am wanting’, ‘I am wanting those’, ‘I am willing’, ‘I may want’, ‘I may_be wanting’, ‘he is wanting’, ‘he is willing’, ‘he might_be wanting’, ‘she is willing’, ‘they are wanting’, ‘they are willing’, ‘they may want’, ‘they may_be willing’, ‘we are wanting’, ‘we are willing’, ‘you are wanting’, ‘you are wanting that’, ‘you are willing’, ‘you are willing that’, ‘you may_be wanting’, ‘you may_be willing’, ‘you_all are wanting’, ‘you_all are willing’, ‘you_all may_be wanting’, ‘wanting’, ‘willing’, ‘willing it_is’.