Chapter 28
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org, recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Carey. Section 28. Vocabulary. Sigma Tau Y. Sigma. To sabbaton u asabbeth, He salamis inos salamis, He sarx sarcos flesh, Ho saulos u sol, Seautu of thyself, He selene es the moon, To semeion u assign,
Siloam, Siloam, Ho simon onos simon, To sinapi eos mustered, Siopao, to be silent, Ho solomon onos solomon, He sophia as wisdom, Ho stahius eos an ear of grain, To stoma atos a mouth, Su thou, Sulaleo, to talk with, to converse, Symphoneo, to agree with, Sun, with a dative, with, Sunago, to gather together, He sunagoge es a synagogue, Suniemi, Suniemi, to understand,
Su schematizo, to conform to, Sfragizo, to seal, Soso, to heal, to cure, to save, To soma atos a body, Tau, to painos, e on, Adjective, low, lowly, humble, To hius, ea, u, Adjective, quick, swift, To technon, u a child, a son, Ho delones, u a tax gatherer, a publican, Ho tetrarches, u a tetrarch, Deireo, to keep, Tilo, to pluck, to pull off, He timae, ees, onna,
Tis, ti, masculine, feminine, anyone, someone, Newter, anything, something, Tis, ti, masculine, feminine, who, which, Newter, what, why, how, Ho topos, u a place, Tote, then, treis, three, Trecho, to run, a orist second person, Edramon, trigao, to gather, fruit, especially grapes, Typto, to strike, Tyflos, e on, Adjective, blind, Ypsilon, to hydur, g, hydetos, water, Ho, hius, a son, humais, plural of su, u,
Hypago, to go, hypacuo, to harken unto, Hyper, with genitive and accusative, over, because of, Hypo, with genitive and accusative, by, Hypelambano, to suppose, Hypostrefo, to turn back, to return, Ho, hius, a swine, To ipsos, us, elevation, dignity, Hypsor, to lift up, End of section 28