G5600

ὦ
Betacode: W)=
o
Part of Speech: {V-PAS-1S}
MLV/Definition: [LISTED UNDER G1510.]
(may be, might be, should be; to denote a difference bettew G5599, subjunctive verb are almost always use with specific particle or conjunctions.)
Etymology: {subj of G1510}
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Greek Concordance: ( 0 )
KJV: be 22, may be 22, should be 6, is 5, might be 2, were 1, not tr 4, misc 4 TR: 66

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