G4133

πλὴν
Betacode: PLH\N
plane
Part of Speech: {ADV}
MLV/Definition: A> however*, B> [PREP-IMPROPER:] other-than*
(A> adverbially, at the beginning of a sentence, serving either to restrict, or to unfold and expand what has preceded: moreover, besides; B> besides, but)
Etymology: {G4119}
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Greek Concordance: ( 31 ) Mat_11:22, Mat_11:24, Mat_18:7, Mat_26:39, Mat_26:64, Mar_12:32, Luk_6:24, Luk_6:35, Luk_10:11, Luk_10:14, Luk_10:20, Luk_11:41, Luk_12:31, Luk_13:33, Luk_18:8, Luk_19:27, Luk_22:21, Luk_22:22, Luk_22:42, Luk_23:28, Joh_8:10, Act_8:1, Act_15:28, Act_20:23, Act_27:22, 1Co_11:11, Eph_5:33, Php_1:18, Php_3:16, Php_4:14, Rev_2:25,
KJV: but 14, nevertheless 8, notwithstanding 4, but rather 2, except 1, than 1, save 1 TR: 31

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