G5599

ὦ
Betacode: W)=
o
Part of Speech: {INJ}
MLV/Definition: O*
(oh; mostly expressing emotion at the beginning of a clause)
Etymology: {primary interjection}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 17 ) Mat_15:28, Mat_17:17, Mar_9:19, Luk_9:41, Luk_24:25, Act_1:1, Act_13:10, Act_18:14, Act_27:21, Rom_2:1, Rom_2:3, Rom_9:20, Rom_11:33, Gal_3:1, 1Ti_6:11, 1Ti_6:20, Jas_2:20,
KJV: O 15, not tr 1 TR: 16

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~ — This English word is not uniform. Either it's a small helper word (like "be" or "have" or "ultimately"), or English simply doesn't have enough separate words to match the Greek exactly.

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