G3588

ὁ
Betacode: O(
ho
Part of Speech: {T-NSM}
MLV/Definition: A> the~, B> [WITH PARTICIPLE BECOMES A PRONOUN:] he~, she~, it~, we~, they~, you°~, you~ ± who~
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Etymology: {primary word}
In Compounds the other word is dominate

Greek Concordance: ( 3 ) [Too_Many_to_List],

These are extremely large files:
ὁ [T-NSM] (3056), τοῦ [T-GSM] (2590), τὸ [T-ASN] (1720), τὸν [T-ASM] (1609), τὴν [T-ASF] (1550), τῆς [T-GSF] (1328), τῷ [T-DSM] (1254), τῶν [T-GPM] (1244), Οἱ [T-NPM] (1146), ἡ [T-NSF] (997), τῇ [T-DSF] (882), τὰ [T-APN] (846), τοὺς [T-APM] (736), τοῖς [T-DPM] (632), τὰς [T-APF] (343), ταῖς [T-DPF] (204), αἱ [T-NPF] (143), ὅ [T-NSM] (8), τόν [T-ASM] (5), τήν [T-ASF] (4), Ἥ [T-NSF] (4), τό [T-ASN] (3), τά [T-APN] (2), αἵ [T-NPF] (1), ἣ [T-NSF] (1)
KJV: which 413, who 79, the things 11, the Song of Solomon 8, misc 32 TR: 543

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* — This English word is used the same way every time this Greek word appears. One Greek word, one English word, always.

^ — This English word is also used for other Greek words built from the same root (related "family" words).

^^ — This English word is shared by two or more different Greek words that are synonyms (not just related family words).

~ — 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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