G1869

ἐπαίρω
Betacode: E)PAI/RW
ep-ahee’-ro
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: lift^, lifted^, lifting^, ± itself~, +up,
(raise up)
Etymology: {G1909 + G0142}
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Greek Concordance: ( 19 ) Mat_17:8, Luk_6:20, Luk_11:27, Luk_16:23, Luk_18:13, Luk_21:28, Luk_24:50, Joh_4:35, Joh_6:5, Joh_13:18, Joh_17:1, Act_1:9, Act_2:14, Act_14:11, Act_22:22, Act_27:40, 2Co_10:5, 2Co_11:20, 1Ti_2:8,
KJV: lift up 15, exalt (one’s) self 2, take up 1, hoisted up 1 TR: 19
TDNT: 1:186,28

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