ΦΘΕΓΓ, φθεγγ
PHTHEGG, phthegg
Sounds Like: FTHENGG
Translations: to utter, to speak, to make a sound, to cry out, to declare
From the root: ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΑΙ
Part of Speech: Verb
Explanation: This word is the root or stem of the verb 'phthéngomai', meaning to utter a sound, to speak, or to declare. It is often used to describe the act of producing vocal sounds, whether human speech, animal cries, or even the sound of an instrument. It can imply a clear, distinct utterance. The provided form 'ΦΘΕΓΓ' is not a complete inflected word but rather the verbal stem from which various forms are derived.
Inflection: Verbal stem; does not inflect on its own. It forms various tenses, moods, voices, and persons (e.g., present, aorist, future; indicative, subjunctive, participle; active, middle, passive).
Strong’s number: G5350 (Lookup on BibleHub)
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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, ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΑΙ.
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.
- ΑΝΕΦΘΕΓΞΑΤΟ — spoke out, uttered, declared, proclaimed
- ἘΠΕΦΘΕΓΞΑΤΟ — spoke, uttered, declared
- ἘΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΑΙ — to utter, to speak, to declare, to proclaim
- ἘΦΘΕΓΞΑΝΤΟ — they spoke, they uttered, they declared
- ἘΦΘΕΓΞΑΤΟ — spoke, uttered, declared, proclaimed
- ΕΠΕΦΘΕΓΞΑΤΟ — uttered, spoke, declared, proclaimed
- ΕΦΘΕΓΞΑΤΟ — he spoke, he uttered, he declared
- ΥΠΟΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΑΙ — to speak in a low voice, to mutter, to whisper, to speak secretly, to speak in response, to reply
- ΦΘΕΓ — to utter, to speak, to declare, to sound forth, to proclaim
- ΦΘΕΓʼΞΑΣΘΩΣΑΝ — let them speak, let them utter, let them declare
- ΦΘΕΓΓΕΣΘΑΙ — to utter, to speak, to declare, to sound forth
- ΦΘΕΓΓΕΣΘΕ — speak, utter, proclaim, make a sound
- ΦΘΕΓΓΕΤΑΙ — utters, speaks, declares, sounds forth
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΑΙ — speak, utter, proclaim, declare, make a sound
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΑΙ — speaking, uttering, sounding, proclaiming, those speaking, those uttering
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΗΝ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, sounding forth
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΗΣ — speaking, uttering, sounding, proclaiming, of speaking, of uttering, of sounding, of proclaiming
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΟΙ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, those speaking, those uttering, those proclaiming
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΟΝ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, sounding, a speaking one, an uttering one
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΟΣ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, one who speaks, he who speaks
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΟΥ — of speaking, of uttering, of proclaiming, of one speaking, of one uttering, of one proclaiming
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΩ — (to) speaking, (to) uttering, (to) proclaiming
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΜΕΝΩΝ — of those speaking, of those uttering, of those proclaiming, of those making a sound
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΝΤΑΙ — they utter, they speak, they proclaim, they sound forth
- ΦΘΕΓΓΟΥ — utter, speak, declare
- ΦΘΕΓΞ — speak, utter, declare, sound forth
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΙΤΟ — he might speak, he might utter, he might declare
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΜΕΝΟΝ — speaking, uttering, sounding, a speaking, an uttering, a sounding
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΜΕΝΟΣ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, having spoken, having uttered
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΜΕΝΟΥ — of speaking, of uttering, of proclaiming, of sounding forth
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΜΕΝΟΥΣ — speaking, uttering, proclaiming, declaring
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΣΘΑΙ — to utter, to speak, to sound, to declare
- ΦΘΕΓΞΑΣΘΩΣΑΝ — let them speak, let them utter, let them proclaim
- ΦΘΕΓΞΕΣΘΑΙ — to utter, to speak, to declare, to sound, to cry out
- ΦΘΕΓΞΕΤΑΙ — he will speak, she will speak, it will speak, he will utter, she will utter, it will utter, he will proclaim, she will proclaim, it will proclaim
- ΦΘΕΓΞΗΤΑΙ — speak, utter, proclaim
- ΦΘΕΓΞΟΙΤΟ — he might utter, he might speak, he might declare, he might pronounce
- ΦΘΕΓΞΟΜΑΙ — I will speak, I will utter, I will declare
- ΦΘΕΓΞΟΝΤΑΙ — they will speak, they will utter, they will proclaim
- ΦΘΕΓΞΩΝΤΑΙ — they may speak, they may utter, they may declare
- ΦΘΕΞΑΜΕΝΟΣ — speaking, having spoken, uttering, having uttered
- ΦΘΕΞΑΣΘΩΣΑΝ — let them speak, let them utter, let them declare
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