AKOUETE

Steven Lo Vullo slovullo at mac.com
Sun Oct 6 15:26:34 EDT 2002


On Friday, October 4, 2002, at 07:35 AM, Mary Whelan wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am very new to this Greek language. I guess you'd call me a Really 
> Little Greek. But I am very curious about languages. I enjoy studying 
> them. So even though I am a RLG, I look things up frequently in 
> relation to Biblical stuff.
> Regarding my subject, AKOUETE. I am wondering if anyone can tell me 
> whether it comes from the root AKOUW, or AKOLOUQEW. I have looked in 
> my Lexicon, which uses Strong's Concordance. Though I have no SC 
> myself, I have found that in SC it puts AKOUETE under AKOLOUQEW, yet 
> everywhere it is translated it is translated as "hear"(maybe not 
> everywhere everywhere, but in the three or so places I have found it) 
> and not "to follow".
> Can anybody help me with this??

Hi Mary:

AKOUETE is second person plural, present active indicative/imperative 
of AKOUW. The same for AKOLOUQEW  would be AKOLOUQEITE.
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Steven R. Lo Vullo
Madison, WI




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