aground ,  Concordance Study



aground , AC , 27:41



 

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  aground 2027 # epokello {ep-ok-el'-lo}; from 1909 and okello 
(to urge); to drive upon the shore, i.e. to beach a vessel: -- 
run {aground}.[ql



 

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 aground  Interlinear Index Study



aground ACT 027 041 And falling <4045 -peripipto -> into <1519 -
eis -> a place <5117 -topos -> where <1337 -dithalassos -> two 
<1337 -dithalassos -> seas <1337 -dithalassos -> met , they ran 
<2027 -epokello -> the ship <3491 -naus -> {aground} <2027 -
epokello -> ; and the forepart <4408 -prora -> stuck <2043 -
ereido -> fast , and remained <3306 -meno -> unmoveable <0761 -
asaleutos -> , but the hinder <4403 -prumna -> part <4403 -
prumna -> was broken <3089 -luo -> with the violence <0970 -bia -
> of the waves <2949 -kuma -> .



 

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 ship aground                            <ACT27  -:41 >

* aground , 2027 ,

* aground , 2027 epokello ,

 

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 aground -2027 {aground}, ran,

 

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 aground 2027 ** epokello ** run {aground}.

 

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 aground ......... aground 2027 -epokello->

 

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 aground 2027 # epokello {ep-ok-el'-lo}; from 1909 and okello 
(to urge); to drive upon the shore, i.e. to beach a vessel: -- 
run {aground}.[ql

 

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 aground 027 041 Act                 /${aground /and the 
forepart stuck fast , and remained unmoveable , but the hinder 
part was broken with the violence of the waves .

 

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 aground <ACT27 -41> And falling into a place where two seas met,

they ran the ship {aground}; and the forepart stuck fast, and

remained unmoveable, but the hinder part was broken with the

violence of the waves.



 

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