G0839


αὔριον
Betacode: AU)/RION
ow’-ree-on
Part of Speech: {ADV}
MLV/Definition: next-day^
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Etymology: {G0109}
Related Compounds: G1887

Greek Concordance: ( 15 ) Mat_6:30, Mat_6:34, Mat_6:34, Luk_10:35, Luk_12:28, Luk_13:32, Luk_13:33, Act_4:3, Act_4:5, Act_23:15, Act_23:20, Act_25:22, 1Co_15:32, Jas_4:13, Jas_4:14,
KJV: to morrow 9, morrow 5, next day 1 TR: 15

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