G1921


ἐπιγινώσκω
Betacode: E)PIGINW/SKW
ep-ig-in-oce’-ko
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: A> fully-know*, fully-knows*, fully-knew*, fully-known*, fully-knowing*; B> recognize*, recognized^, recognizing*
(an intensified ’know’)
Etymology: {G1909 + G1097}
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Greek Concordance: ( 42 ) Mat_7:16, Mat_7:20, Mat_11:27, Mat_11:27, Mat_14:35, Mat_17:12, Mar_2:8, Mar_5:30, Mar_6:33, Mar_6:54, Luk_1:4, Luk_1:22, Luk_5:22, Luk_7:37, Luk_23:7, Luk_24:16, Luk_24:31, Act_3:10, Act_4:13, Act_9:30, Act_12:14, Act_19:34, Act_22:24, Act_22:29, Act_24:8, Act_25:10, Act_27:39, Act_28:1, Rom_1:32, 1Co_13:12, 1Co_13:12, 1Co_14:37, 1Co_16:18, 2Co_1:13, 2Co_1:13, 2Co_1:14, 2Co_6:9, 2Co_13:5, Col_1:6, 1Ti_4:3, 2Pe_2:21, 2Pe_2:21,
KJV: know 30, acknowledge 5, perceive 3, take knowledge of 2, have knowledge of 1, know well 1 TR: 42
TDNT: 1:689,119

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