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ταράσσω

Transliteration: tarasso · verb

17x in NTFirst: Matt 2:3
MeaningI agitate, stir up, trouble
Part of speechverb
Frequency17x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsἐταράχθη, ἐταράχθησαν, τεταραγμένοι, ταραχθῇ, ἐτάραξεν, τετάρακται, ταρασσέσθω, ἐτάραξαν, ταράσσοντες, ταράσσων
Example versesMatt 2:3 · Matt 14:26 · Mark 6:50 · Luke 1:12 · Luke 24:38
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What kind of word is ταράσσω?

ταράσσω (tarasso) is a verb that occurs 17 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “I agitate, stir up, trouble” and first appears in Matt 2:3.

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