G4969

σφάζω
Betacode: SFA/ZW
sfad’-zo
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: slaughter^, slaughtered^
(massacre)
Etymology: {a primary verb}
All unrelated compounds: G2695, G4372, G4373, G4967, G4968

Greek Concordance: ( 10 ) 1Jn_3:12, 1Jn_3:12, Rev_5:6, Rev_5:9, Rev_5:12, Rev_6:4, Rev_6:9, Rev_13:3, Rev_13:8, Rev_18:24,
KJV: slay 8, kill 1, wound 1 TR: 10
TDNT: 7:925,1125

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