Bring the fattened calf and kill it. Let us feast and celebrate.Luke 15:23
Original language and places
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Original language (Greek)
καὶ φέρετε τὸν μόσχον τὸν σιτευτόν, θύσατε, καὶ φαγόντες εὐφρανθῶμεν,
- καὶkai“and”Conjunction · from καί · “and” · Strong's G2532
- φέρετεpherete“do bring”Verb, present, active, imperative, 2nd person plural · from φέρω · “to bear/lead” · Strong's G5342
- τὸνton“the”Article, accusative, singular, masculine · from ὁ · “the/this/who” · Strong's G3588
- μόσχονmoschon“calf”Noun, accusative, singular, masculine · from μόσχος · “calf” · Strong's G3448
- τὸνton“<the>”Article, accusative, singular, masculine · from ὁ · “the/this/who” · Strong's G3588
- σιτευτόν,siteuton“fattened,”Adjective, accusative, singular, masculine · from σιτευτός · “fattened” · Strong's G4618
- θύσατε,thusate“do kill [it],”Verb, aorist, active, imperative, 2nd person plural · from θύω · “to sacrifice” · Strong's G2380
- καὶkai“and”Conjunction · from καί · “and” · Strong's G2532
- φαγόντεςphagontes“having eaten”Verb, aorist, active, participle, nominative, plural, masculine · from φαγεῖν · “to eat” · Strong's G5315
- εὐφρανθῶμεν,euphranthōmen“let us be merry,”Verb, aorist, passive, subjunctive, 1st person plural · from εὐφραίνω · “to celebrate” · Strong's G2165
- Greek words: STEP Bible (STEPBible.org), based on work at Tyndale House, Cambridge. CC BY 4.0. Source (version ed476a8)