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SBL Greek New Testament lexicon

γεύομαι

Lemmaγεύομαι
Citation formγεύομαι
Part of speechverb
GlossI taste, experience
Strong’sG1089
Transliterationgeúomai
Definitionto taste; by implication, to eat; figuratively, to experience (good or ill)
KJV glosses:--eat, taste.
Derivationa primary verb
SBLGNT occurrences15

Forms and grammatical context

Each form is parsed from its actual MorphGNT occurrence; a form may have more than one analysis depending on context.

Greek formGrammar and occurrences
γευσάμενος
verb, aorist, middle, participle, nominative, singular, masculine (MorphGNT -AMPNSM-) — Matthew 27:34
verb, aorist, middle, participle, nominative, singular, masculine (MorphGNT -AMPNSM-) — Acts 20:11
γευσαμένους
verb, aorist, middle, participle, accusative, plural, masculine (MorphGNT -AMPAPM-) — Hebrews 6:4
verb, aorist, middle, participle, accusative, plural, masculine (MorphGNT -AMPAPM-) — Hebrews 6:5
γεύσασθαι
verb, aorist, middle, infinitive (MorphGNT -AMN----) — Acts 10:10
verb, aorist, middle, infinitive (MorphGNT -AMN----) — Acts 23:14
γεύσεταί
verb, third person, future, middle, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 3FMI-S--) — Luke 14:24
γεύσῃ
verb, second person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, singular (MorphGNT 2AMS-S--) — Colossians 2:21
γεύσηται
verb, third person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, singular (MorphGNT 3AMS-S--) — John 8:52
verb, third person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, singular (MorphGNT 3AMS-S--) — Hebrews 2:9
γεύσωνται
verb, third person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, plural (MorphGNT 3AMS-P--) — Matthew 16:28
verb, third person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, plural (MorphGNT 3AMS-P--) — Mark 9:1
verb, third person, aorist, middle, subjunctive, plural (MorphGNT 3AMS-P--) — Luke 9:27
ἐγεύσασθε
verb, second person, aorist, middle, indicative, plural (MorphGNT 2AMI-P--) — 1 Peter 2:3
ἐγεύσατο
verb, third person, aorist, middle, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 3AMI-S--) — John 2:9

Morphology

Occurrences

Additional Greek lexicons

Compare the biblical entry for γεύομαι with classical and later Greek dictionaries collected by Logeion.