G1670

ἑλκύω
Betacode: E(LKU/W
hel-koo’-o
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: A> drag^^, dragged^^, dragging^^, [4]; B> [Metaphorically:] attract*, attracting*, [2];
{Syn G1670, G4951; BerryLex-G1670, Trench-21}* (FIG: attract. Jn 6:44.)
Etymology: {G0138?}
All Compounds: G1828; unrelated: G1668, G1669

Greek Concordance: ( 8 ) Joh_6:44, Joh_12:32, Joh_18:10, Joh_21:6, Joh_21:11, Act_16:19, Act_21:30, Jas_2:6,
KJV: draw 8 TR: 8
TDNT: 2:503,227

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