G1213

δηλόω
Betacode: DHLO/W
day-lo’-o
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: indicate*, indicates*, indicated*, indicating*,
{Syn G1213, G1718; Thayer-G1213}* (reveal, show to)
Etymology: {G1212}
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Greek Concordance: ( 7 ) 1Co_1:11, 1Co_3:13, Col_1:8, Heb_9:8, Heb_12:27, 1Pe_1:11, 2Pe_1:14,
KJV: declare 3, signify 3, show 1 TR: 7
TDNT: 2:61,148

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