SR GNT MARK 10:2
(P=26) ἐπηρώτων (epaʸrōtōn) Typical English gloss=‘were asking’
Strongs=19050 Lemma=eperōtaō
Word role=verb Morphology=IIA3··P: mood=indicative tense=imperfect voice=active person=3rd number=plural
Year=29 AD
OET MARK 7:17 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT MARK 7:17 word 13
OET MARK 9:11 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT MARK 9:11 word 2
OET MARK 9:28 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT MARK 9:28 word 22
OET MARK 10:10 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT MARK 10:10 word 22
OET MARK 12:18 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT MARK 12:18 word 13
OET LUKE 3:10 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT LUKE 3:10 word 2
OET LUKE 3:14 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT LUKE 3:14 word 1
OET LUKE 8:9 English gloss=‘were asking’ SR GNT LUKE 8:9 word 1
OET LUKE 22:64 English gloss=‘they were asking’ SR GNT LUKE 22:64 word 10
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘eperōtaō’ have 17 different glosses: ‘are asking’, ‘having asked’, ‘having_been asked’, ‘to ask’, ‘to_be asking’, ‘was asking’, ‘were asking’, ‘I am asking’, ‘I will_be asking’, ‘he was asking’, ‘he asked’, ‘them let_be asking’, ‘they were asking’, ‘they asked’, ‘ask’, ‘asked’, ‘asking’.