SR GNT PHP 1:21
(P=100) ἀποθανεῖν (apothanein) Typical English gloss=‘to die_off is’
Strongs=5990 Lemma=apothnēskō
Word role=verb Morphology=NAA····: mood=infinitive tense=aorist voice=active
Year=64 AD Referred to from Word #132051
OET JOHN 4:49 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT JOHN 4:49 word 11
OET JOHN 18:14 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT JOHN 18:14 word 13
OET JOHN 19:7 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT JOHN 19:7 word 14
OET MAT 26:35 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT MAT 26:35 word 10
OET LUKE 16:22 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT LUKE 16:22 word 5
OET LUKE 20:36 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT LUKE 20:36 word 4
OET ACTS 7:4 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT ACTS 7:4 word 16
OET ACTS 9:37 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT ACTS 9:37 word 9
OET ACTS 21:13 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT ACTS 21:13 word 29
OET ACTS 25:11 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT ACTS 25:11 word 14
OET ROM 5:7 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT ROM 5:7 word 16
OET 1COR 9:15 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT 1COR 9:15 word 21
OET HEB 9:27 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT HEB 9:27 word 8
OET REV 3:2 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT REV 3:2 word 13
OET REV 9:6 English gloss=‘to die_off’ SR GNT REV 9:6 word 22
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘apothnēskō’ have 24 different glosses: ‘are dying_off’, ‘having died_off’, ‘is dying_off’, ‘may die_off’, ‘to die_off’, ‘to die_off is’, ‘to_be dying_off’, ‘was dying_off’, ‘will_be dying_off’, ‘I am dying_off’, ‘he is dying_off’, ‘he may die_off’, ‘he died_off’, ‘it may die_off’, ‘she died_off’, ‘they died_off’, ‘we are dying_off’, ‘we may die_off’, ‘we may_be dying_off’, ‘we died_off’, ‘you_all will_be dying_off’, ‘you_all died_off’, ‘died_off’, ‘dying_off’.