G2523

καθίζω
Betacode: KAQI/ZW
kath-id’-zo
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: A> sit^, seat^, seated^, sits^, sat^, sitting^, seating^, | ± down^ |
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Etymology: {G2516}
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Greek Concordance: ( 48 ) Mat_5:1, Mat_13:48, Mat_19:28, Mat_19:28, Mat_20:21, Mat_20:23, Mat_23:2, Mat_25:31, Mat_26:36, Mar_9:35, Mar_10:37, Mar_10:40, Mar_11:2, Mar_11:7, Mar_12:41, Mar_14:32, Mar_16:19, Luk_4:20, Luk_5:3, Luk_14:28, Luk_14:31, Luk_16:6, Luk_19:30, Luk_22:30, Luk_24:49, Joh_8:2, Joh_12:14, Joh_19:13, Act_2:3, Act_2:30, Act_8:31, Act_12:21, Act_13:14, Act_16:13, Act_18:11, Act_25:6, Act_25:17, 1Co_6:4, 1Co_10:7, Eph_1:20, 2Th_2:4, Heb_1:3, Heb_8:1, Heb_10:12, Heb_12:2, Rev_3:21, Rev_3:21, Rev_20:4,
KJV: sit 26, sit down 14, set 2, be set 2, be set down 2, continue 1, tarry 1 TR: 48
TDNT: 3:440,386

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