The Koine Bible

Greek Lexicon

SBL Greek New Testament lexicon

συνέχω

Lexicon IndexWritten Scriptures
Lemmaσυνέχω
Citation formσυνέχω
Part of speechverb
GlossI press together, confine, compel, am afflicted with
Strong’sG4912
Transliterationsynéchō
Definitionto hold together, i.e. to compress (the ears, with a crowd or siege) or arrest (a prisoner); figuratively, to compel, perplex, afflict, preoccupy
KJV glosses:--constrain, hold, keep in, press, lie sick of, stop, be in a strait, straiten, be taken with, throng.
Derivationfrom and
SBLGNT occurrences12

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
συνείχετο
verb, third person, imperfect, passive, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 3IPI-S--) — Acts 18:5
συνείχοντο
verb, third person, imperfect, passive, indicative, plural (MorphGNT 3IPI-P--) — Luke 8:37
συνέξουσίν
verb, third person, future, active, indicative, plural (MorphGNT 3FAI-P--) — Luke 19:43
συνέσχον
verb, third person, aorist, active, indicative, plural (MorphGNT 3AAI-P--) — Acts 7:57
συνέχει
verb, third person, present, active, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 3PAI-S--) — 2 Corinthians 5:14
συνέχομαι
verb, first person, present, passive, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 1PPI-S--) — Luke 12:50
verb, first person, present, passive, indicative, singular (MorphGNT 1PPI-S--) — Philippians 1:23
συνεχομένη
verb, present, passive, participle, nominative, singular, feminine (MorphGNT -PPPNSF-) — Luke 4:38
συνεχόμενον
verb, present, passive, participle, accusative, singular, masculine (MorphGNT -PPPASM-) — Acts 28:8
συνεχομένους
verb, present, passive, participle, accusative, plural, masculine (MorphGNT -PPPAPM-) — Matthew 4:24
συνέχοντες
verb, present, active, participle, nominative, plural, masculine (MorphGNT -PAPNPM-) — Luke 22:63
συνέχουσίν
verb, third person, present, active, indicative, plural (MorphGNT 3PAI-P--) — Luke 8:45

Morphology

Occurrences

Septuagint occurrences

The same normalized Greek lemma occurs in the Rahlfs Septuagint: συνεχω.