SR GNT JOHN 13:36
(P=100) ὑπάγω (hupagō) Typical English gloss=‘I am going’
Strongs=52170 Lemma=hupagō
Word role=verb Morphology=IPA1··S: mood=indicative tense=present voice=active person=1st number=singular
Year=33 AD Refers to Word #76315
OET JOHN 7:33 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 7:33 word 15
OET JOHN 8:14 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 8:14 word 29
OET JOHN 8:14 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 8:14 word 39
OET JOHN 8:21 English gloss=‘am going_away’ SR GNT JOHN 8:21 word 9
OET JOHN 8:21 English gloss=‘am going’ SR GNT JOHN 8:21 word 23
OET JOHN 8:22 English gloss=‘am going’ SR GNT JOHN 8:22 word 15
OET JOHN 13:33 English gloss=‘am going’ SR GNT JOHN 13:33 word 19
OET JOHN 14:4 English gloss=‘am going’ SR GNT JOHN 14:4 word 4
OET JOHN 14:28 English gloss=‘I am going_away’ SR GNT JOHN 14:28 word 6
OET JOHN 16:5 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 16:5 word 4
OET JOHN 16:10 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 16:10 word 9
OET JOHN 16:17 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 16:17 word 33
OET JOHN 21:3 English gloss=‘I am going’ SR GNT JOHN 21:3 word 6
The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘hupagō’ have 17 different glosses: ‘am going’, ‘am going_away’, ‘be going’, ‘is going’, ‘may_be going’, ‘to_be going’, ‘to_be going_away’, ‘were going_away’, ‘I am going’, ‘I am going_away’, ‘he is going’, ‘he is going_away’, ‘it is going’, ‘she is going’, ‘they were going’, ‘you are going’, ‘going’.