Luke 14:19 KJV

And another said, I have bought five yoke of oxen, and I go to prove them: I pray thee have me excused.

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  • thee one person

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Greek and Strong’s

  • And Καὶ Kai καί Conjunction
  • another ἕτερος heteros ἕτερος Pronoun · nominative masculine singular
  • said εἶπεν eipen Verb · aorist active indicative, third person singular ἔπω épō
  • I have bought ἠγόρασα ēgorasa ἀγοράζω Verb · aorist active indicative, first person singular
  • five πέντε pente πέντε Adjective · accusative neuter plural
  • yoke Ζεύγη Zeugē ζεῦγος Noun · accusative neuter plural
  • of oxen βοῶν boōn βοῦς Noun · genitive masculine plural
  • and καὶ kai καί Conjunction
  • I go πορεύομαι poreuomai πορεύομαι Verb · present middle indicative, first person singular
  • to prove δοκιμάσαι dokimasai δοκιμάζω Verb · aorist active infinitive
  • them αὐτά auta αὐτός Pronoun · third person, accusative neuter plural
  • I pray ἐρωτῶ erōtō ἐρωτάω Verb · present active indicative, first person singular
  • thee σε se Pronoun · second person, accusative singular σέ sé
  • have ἔχε eche ἔχω Verb · present active imperative, second person singular
  • me με me Pronoun · first person, accusative singular μέ mé
  • excused παρῃτημένον parētēmenon παραιτέομαι Verb · perfect passive participle, accusative masculine singular

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