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gennáō
Meaning “to beget”
Thayer of men who fathered children; to be born; to be begotten; of women giving birth to children; metaph.; to engender, cause to arise, excite…
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65 verses (97×)
13 books · uncommon Greek New Testament
First appears: Matthew 1:2
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