G2744

καυχάομαι
Betacode: KAUXA/OMAI
kow-khah’-om-ahee
Part of Speech: {V-PNI-1S}
MLV/Definition: boast^, boasts^, boasted^, boasting^
(glory or pride oneself)
Etymology: {|aucew|, to boast}
All Compounds: G2620, G2745, G2746, G3166; unrelated: G4715

Greek Concordance: ( 38 ) Rom_2:17, Rom_2:23, Rom_5:2, Rom_5:3, Rom_5:11, 1Co_1:29, 1Co_1:31, 1Co_1:31, 1Co_3:21, 1Co_4:7, 2Co_5:12, 2Co_7:14, 2Co_9:2, 2Co_10:8, 2Co_10:13, 2Co_10:15, 2Co_10:16, 2Co_10:17, 2Co_10:17, 2Co_11:12, 2Co_11:16, 2Co_11:18, 2Co_11:18, 2Co_11:30, 2Co_11:30, 2Co_12:1, 2Co_12:5, 2Co_12:5, 2Co_12:6, 2Co_12:9, 2Co_12:11, Gal_6:13, Gal_6:14, Eph_2:9, Php_3:3, 2Th_1:4, Jas_1:9, Jas_4:16,
KJV: glory 23, boast 8, rejoice 4, make boast 2, joy 1 TR: 38
TDNT: 3:645,423

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