www.katabiblon.com
Kata BiblonἨσαῒας
Isaiah
Verb
ὁράω a.k.a. εἶδον (ορ(α)-, οψ-, οψ-/ιδ·[σ]- or 2nd ιδ-, εορα·κ-/εωρα·κ-, εορα-/εωρα-/ωφ-, ορα·θ-/οφ·θ-)
ε·ιδ·οσαν
2aor act ind 3rd pl alt
they-SEE/BEHOLD-ed
Often fig: discern/perceive/experience/notice/attend-to and usually rendered "behold" when aorist-imperative. Distinct from "οἶδα" (G1492, know-by-seeing), "βλεπω" (see/look-at). Mt13:17 uses both. they-SEE/BEHOLD-ed ἔθνη [lexicon][inflect][close]
Noun (Neu. 3rd Decl.)
ἔθνο·ς, -ους, τό, voc. pl. ἔθνη
εθν(ε)·α
(neu) nom|acc|voc pl
nations
Lit: from etho (vb: to form a custom/culture). Hence, a race/people, joined by shared language, customs, history, and culture. Usually applied to Gentiles (except Jn 11:50). nations (nom|acc|voc) καὶ [lexicon][inflect][close]
Conjunction
καί
και
indecl
and
also, even, namely and ἐφοβήθησαν [lexicon][inflect][close]
Verb
φοβέω (φοβ(ε)-, -, φοβη·σ-, -, πεφοβη-, φοβη·θ-)
ε·φοβη·θησαν
aor θη ind 3rd pl
they-were-FEAR-ed
they-were-FEAR-ed τὰ [lexicon][inflect][close]
Article (Definite)
ὁ ἡ τό
τ·α
neu nom|acc pl
the
simple article the (nom|acc) ἄκρα [lexicon][inflect][close]
Noun (Neu. 2nd Decl.)
ἄκρον, -ου, τό
ακρ·α
(neu) nom|acc|voc pl
farthest extents/edges
/extremity/apex/tip. farthest extents/edges (nom|acc|voc) τῆς [lexicon][inflect][close]
Article (Definite)
ὁ ἡ τό
τ·ης
fem gen sg
the
simple article the (gen) γῆς [lexicon][inflect][close]
Noun (Fem. 1st Decl.)
γῆ, -ῆς, ἡ, voc. sg. γῆ
γ·ης
(fem) gen sg
earth/land
earth/land (gen) ἤγγισαν [lexicon][inflect][close]
Verb
ἐγγίζω (εγγιζ-, εγγι(ε)·[σ]-, εγγι·σ-, ηγγι·κ-, -, -)
ε·εγγι·σαν
1aor act ind 3rd pl
they-COME/APPROACH-NEAR-ed
(from 1451 "ἐγγύς":near), hence draw/approach-near, be-imminent/at-hand, nearby, come-nigh. they-COME/APPROACH-NEAR-ed καὶ [lexicon][inflect][close]
Conjunction
καί
και
indecl
and
also, even, namely and ἤλθοσαν [lexicon][inflect][close]
Verb
ἔρχομαι (ερχ-, ελευ·σ-, ελθ·[σ]- or 2nd ελθ-, εληλυθ·[κ]-, -, -)
ε·ελθ·οσαν
2aor act ind 3rd pl alt
they-COME-ed
"Come"; sometimes "go" or "appear". A general verb of motion, whether literal or figurative. they-COME-ed ἅμα [lexicon][inflect][close]
Adverb
ἅμα
αμα
indecl
simultaneously
[in concert with, at the same time as] simultaneously
The islands have seen, and fear.The ends of the earth tremble.They approach, and come.
The nations beheld and feared to the farthest reaches of the earth, they approached and came simultaneously.
| « Ch 40 | » Ch 42 |
Copyright 2007-2024 Thomas Moore, Email: acct3 at katabiblon.com, Support Forum Set Local Timezone
Thursday, 25-Apr-2024 06:38:05 EDT