ΕΚΠΙΤΑΣΟΝ, εκπιτασον
EKPITASON, ekpitason
Sounds Like: ek-PI-tah-son
Translations: fall out, fall away, fail, be cast out, be without effect, be deprived of
From the root: ΕΚΠΙΠΤΩ
Part of Speech: Verb
Explanation: This word is the aorist active imperative, 3rd person plural form of the verb 'ekpipto'. It means 'let them fall out' or 'let them fall away'. It describes an action of falling or being cast out, often implying a loss of position, power, or effectiveness. It can be used to command or permit a group of people or things to fall, fail, or be deprived of something.
Inflection: Aorist, Active, Imperative, 3rd Person Plural
Strong’s number: G1601 (Lookup on BibleHub)
Instances
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From the same root
Below are all other words in our texts that we've cataloged as being from the same root, ΕΚΠΙΠΤΩ.
These could represent different words with related meanings, or different forms of the same word to fit different grammatical cases, numbers, or genders. This list may include spelling variants and even misspellings in the original manuscripts! Even more words from the same root may exist in other ancient texts that aren't in our database.
- ἘΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΑΣΙΝ — have fallen, have fallen away, have failed, have been cast out, have been banished
- ἘΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΕΝ — has fallen out, has failed, has fallen away, has fallen
- ἘΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΟΣΙΝ — fallen, having fallen, cast out, failed, (to) those who have fallen, (to) those who have been cast out
- ἘΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΟΤΑ — fallen, fallen away, failed, cast out, fallen out, a fallen one
- ἘΚΠΕΣΕΙΝ — to fall out, to fall away, to fail, to be cast out, to lose, to be deprived of
- ἘΚΠΕΣΕΙΣΘΑΙ — to fall out, to fall away, to be cast out, to be expelled, to be removed, to fail, to lose
- ἘΚΠΕΣΗ — fall, fall out, fall away, be cast out, be shipwrecked, fail, lose
- ἘΚΠΕΣΗΤΕ — fall away, fall from, fail, be cast out, lose
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΙ — fall out, fall away, fall down, fail, perish, be cast out, be lost
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝ — fallen, having fallen, fallen off, cast down, thrown down, failed, perished
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝΤΑ — fallen, having fallen, cast out, having been cast out, failed, having failed
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝΤΑΣ — having fallen, having fallen out, having been cast out, having been driven out
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝΤΕΣ — having fallen, fallen, having fallen out, fallen out, having been cast out, cast out
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝΤΟΣ — having fallen out, having fallen off, having fallen from, having been cast out, having failed, having lost, of having fallen out, of having fallen off, of having fallen from, of having been cast out, of having failed, of having lost
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΝΤΩΝ — of having fallen out, of having fallen away, of having been cast out, of having been expelled, of having been shipwrecked, of having failed
- ἘΚΠΕΣΟΥΣΗΣ — having fallen, having fallen out, having been cast out, having failed, of having fallen, of having fallen out, of having been cast out, of having failed
- ἘΚΠΕΣΩΜΕΝ — fall out, be cast out, fail, fall away, be shipwrecked
- ἘΚΠΕΣΩΝ — having fallen, fallen, having been cast out, cast out, having failed, failed
- ἘΚΠΕΣΩΣΙΝ — fall out, fall away, be cast out, be shipwrecked, fail, come to nothing
- ἘΚΠΙΠΤΕΙ — falls out, falls away, perishes, fails, is cast out, is driven out, is shipwrecked
- ἘΚΠΙΠΤΟΝΤΑΣ — falling out, falling away, being cast out, failing, being driven off
- ἘΚΠΙΠΤΟΝΤΕΣ — falling out, being cast out, being driven out, losing, failing, being shipwrecked, being deprived
- ἘΚΠΙΠΤΩ — fall out, fall off, fall away, fail, be cast out, lose
- ἘΚΠΤΗΣΟΝΤΑΙ — they will fly away, they will fall away, they will fall off, they will fail
- ἘΞΕΠΕΣΑΝ — fell, fell out, fell away, failed, cast out, lost
- ἘΞΕΠΕΣΑΤΕ — you fell, you fell away, you were cast out, you were excluded
- ἘΞΕΠΕΣΕ — fell out, fell away, failed, lost, was cast out, fell down
- ἘΞΕΠΕΣΕΝ — fell, fell out, fell away, fell down, was cast out, failed, perished
- ἘΞΕΠΕΣΟΝ — fell, they fell, fell out, they fell out, were cast out, they were cast out, failed, they failed
- ἘΞΕΠΙΠΤΟΝ — they were falling out, they were falling away, they were failing, they were losing
- ΕΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΕΝ — has fallen, has failed, has fallen out, has fallen away, has come to nothing
- ΕΚΠΕΠΤΩΚΟΤΑ — fallen, having fallen, cast out, failed, fallen away, having been cast out
- ΕΚΠΕΣΕΙΝ — to fall out, to fall away, to fall from, to fail, to be cast out, to lose
- ΕΚΠΕΣΗ — fall, fall away, fail, be cast out, be shipwrecked, lose, be deprived of
- ΕΚΠΕΣΗΤΕ — fall out, fall away, fail, be cast out, be shipwrecked, lose, fall
- ΕΚΠΕΣΟΙ — fall out, fall away, fail, be cast out, be shipwrecked
- ΕΚΠΕΣΟΝ — having fallen out, having fallen, having failed, having been cast out, having been shipwrecked
- ΕΚΠΕΣΩΣΙΝ — fall, fall away, fall out, fail, be cast out, lose
- ΕΚΠΙΠΤΕΙ — falls away, fails, falls out, is cast out, loses, falls
- ΕΚΠΙΠΤΩ — fall out, fall off, fail, lose, be cast out, be shipwrecked, be deprived of
- ΕΞΕΠΕΣΑΝ — they fell, they fell away, they failed, they were cast out, they lost, they became ineffective
- ΕΞΕΠΕΣΑΤΕ — you fell, you have fallen, you were cast out, you were expelled, you were deprived, you were rejected
- ΕΞΕΠΕΣΕΝ — fell out, fell away, failed, was cast out, lost, fell
- ΕΞΕΠΙΑΣΕΝ — he fell out, he fell away, he was cast out, he was thrown out
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