G4982

σώζω
Betacode: SW/ZW
sode’-zo
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: A> save^, saving*, saves*, saved^, [PASSIVE AS MIDDLE:] +yourselves~, B> cured^
(Passive Deponent, often better rendered as Middle; rescue from harm)
Etymology: {|swV|}
All Compounds: save: G1295, G4990, G4991, G4992; riot: G0810, G0811; body: G4983, G4984, G4985, G4986, G4987, G4988, G4989, G4990, G4991, G4992, G4954; unrelated: sober: G4993, G4994, G4995,

Greek Concordance: ( 109 ) Mat_1:21, Mat_8:25, Mat_9:21, Mat_9:22, Mat_9:22, Mat_10:22, Mat_14:30, Mat_16:25, Mat_18:11, Mat_19:25, Mat_24:13, Mat_24:22, Mat_27:40, Mat_27:42, Mat_27:42, Mat_27:49, Mar_3:4, Mar_5:23, Mar_5:28, Mar_5:34, Mar_6:56, Mar_8:35, Mar_8:35, Mar_10:26, Mar_10:52, Mar_13:13, Mar_13:20, Mar_15:30, Mar_15:31, Mar_15:31, Mar_16:16, Luk_6:9, Luk_7:50, Luk_8:12, Luk_8:36, Luk_8:48, Luk_8:50, Luk_9:24, Luk_9:24, Luk_9:56, Luk_13:23, Luk_17:19, Luk_17:33, Luk_18:26, Luk_18:42, Luk_19:10, Luk_23:35, Luk_23:35, Luk_23:37, Luk_23:39, Joh_3:17, Joh_5:34, Joh_10:9, Joh_11:12, Joh_12:27, Joh_12:47, Act_2:21, Act_2:40, Act_2:47, Act_4:9, Act_4:12, Act_11:14, Act_14:9, Act_15:1, Act_15:11, Act_16:30, Act_16:31, Act_27:20, Act_27:31, Rom_5:9, Rom_5:10, Rom_8:24, Rom_9:27, Rom_10:9, Rom_10:13, Rom_11:14, Rom_11:26, 1Co_1:18, 1Co_1:21, 1Co_3:15, 1Co_5:5, 1Co_7:16, 1Co_7:16, 1Co_9:22, 1Co_10:33, 1Co_15:2, 2Co_2:15, Eph_2:5, Eph_2:8, 1Th_2:16, 2Th_2:10, 1Ti_1:15, 1Ti_2:4, 1Ti_2:15, 1Ti_4:16, 2Ti_1:9, 2Ti_4:18, Tit_3:5, Heb_5:7, Heb_7:25, Jas_1:21, Jas_2:14, Jas_4:12, Jas_5:15, Jas_5:20, 1Pe_3:21, 1Pe_4:18, Jud_1:5, Jud_1:23,
KJV: save 93, make whole 9, heal 3, be whole 2, misc 3 TR: 110
TDNT: 7:965,1132

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