2 Kingdoms 11:9 (Brenton): And Uriah slept at the door of the king with the servants of his lord, and went not down to his house.
Septuagint (LXX) interlinear — 2 Kingdoms 11:9
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- καὶ kai And and, even conjunction G2532
- ἐκοιμήθη ekoimethe slept fall asleep, am asleep verb, Aor Pass Ind 3rd Sing G2837
- Ουριας ourias Uriah Uriah noun, Nom Sing Masc G3774
- παρὰ para of from, in the presence of preposition G3844
- τῇ te the the pronoun, article, Dat Sing Fem G3588
- θύρᾳ thura door a door, opportunity noun, Dat Sing Fem G2374
- τοῦ tou the the pronoun, article, Gen Sing Masc G3588
- βασιλέως basileos king a king, ruler noun, Gen Sing Masc G935
- μετὰ meta with with, after preposition G3326
- τῶν ton the the pronoun, article, Gen Plur Masc G3588
- δούλων doulon servants a male slave noun, Gen Plur Masc G1401
- τοῦ tou the the pronoun, article, Gen Sing Masc G3588
- κυρίου kuriou lord lord, Lord noun, Gen Sing Masc G2962
- αὐτοῦ autou his he, she pronoun, demonstrative, Gen Sing Masc G846
- καὶ kai and and, even conjunction G2532
- οὐ ou not no, not adverb G3756
- κατέβη katebe went go down, come down verb, Aor Act Ind 3rd Sing G2597
- εἰς eis to into, in preposition G1519
- τὸν ton the the pronoun, article, Acc Sing Masc G3588
- οἶκον oikon house a house, household noun, Acc Sing Masc G3624
- αὐτοῦ autou his he, she pronoun, demonstrative, Gen Sing Masc G846
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