SR GNT JOHN 3:21
(P=48) φανερωθῇ (fanerōthaʸ) Typical English gloss=‘may_be revealed’
Strongs=53190 Lemma=faneroō
Word role=verb Morphology=SAP3··S: mood=subjunctive tense=aorist voice=passive person=3rd number=singular
Year=30 AD TimeSeries=Jesus_and_Nicodemus
OET JOHN 1:31 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT JOHN 1:31 word 7
OET JOHN 9:3 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT JOHN 9:3 word 13
OET MARK 4:22 English gloss=‘it may_be revealed’ SR GNT MARK 4:22 word 12
OET 2COR 4:10 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT 2COR 4:10 word 25
OET 2COR 4:11 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT 2COR 4:11 word 20
OET COL 3:4 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT COL 3:4 word 4
OET 1JHN 2:28 English gloss=‘he may_be revealed’ SR GNT 1JHN 2:28 word 10
OET 1JHN 3:2 English gloss=‘he may_be revealed’ SR GNT 1JHN 3:2 word 15
OET REV 3:18 English gloss=‘may_be revealed’ SR GNT REV 3:18 word 20
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘faneroō’ have 24 different glosses: ‘being revealed’, ‘has_been revealed’, ‘having revealed’, ‘having_been revealed’, ‘is_being revealed’, ‘may_be revealed’, ‘to_be revealed’, ‘to_have revealed’, ‘was revealed’, ‘were revealed’, ‘will_be revealing’, ‘will_be_being revealed’, ‘I may reveal’, ‘I revealed’, ‘he has_been revealed’, ‘he may_be revealed’, ‘he revealed himself’, ‘it may_be revealed’, ‘they may_be revealed’, ‘we have_been revealed’, ‘reveal’, ‘revealed’, ‘revealed it’, ‘revealing’.