Leviticus 11:9 (Brenton): And these are what ye shall eat of all that are in the waters: all things that have fins and scales in the waters, and in the seas, and in the brooks, these ye shall eat.
Septuagint (LXX) interlinear — Leviticus 11:9
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- καὶ kai And and, even conjunction G2532
- ταῦτα tauta these this, he pronoun, demonstrative, Nom Plur Neut G3778
- ἃ ha that who, which pronoun, relative, Acc Plur Neut G3739
- φάγεσθε phagesthe eat eat verb, Fut Mid Ind 2nd Plur G2068
- ἀπὸ apo of from, away from preposition G575
- πάντων panton all all, the whole adjective, Gen Plur Neut G3956
- τῶν ton the the pronoun, article, Gen Plur Neut G3588
- ἐν en in in, on preposition G1722
- τοῖς tois the the pronoun, article, Dat Plur Neut G3588
- ὕδασιν hudasin waters water noun, Dat Plur Neut G5204
- πάντα panta all all, the whole adjective, Acc Plur Neut G3956
- ὅσα hosa that how much, how great adjective, Acc Plur Neut G3745
- ἐστὶν estin are am, exist verb, Pres Act Ind 3rd Sing G1510
- αὐτοῖς autois he, she pronoun, demonstrative, Dat Plur Neut G846
- πτερύγια pterugia an extremity, battlement noun, Nom Plur Neut G4419
- καὶ kai and and, even conjunction G2532
- λεπίδες lepides a scale, scaly substance noun, Nom Plur Fem G3013
- ἐν en in in, on preposition G1722
- τοῖς tois the the pronoun, article, Dat Plur Neut G3588
- ὕδασιν hudasin waters water noun, Dat Plur Neut G5204
- καὶ kai and and, even conjunction G2532
- ἐν en in in, on preposition G1722
- ταῖς tais the the pronoun, article, Dat Plur Fem G3588
- θαλάσσαις thalassais seas the sea, lake noun, Dat Plur Fem G2281
- καὶ kai and and, even conjunction G2532
- ἐν en in in, on preposition G1722
- τοῖς tois the the pronoun, article, Dat Plur Masc G3588
- χειμάρροις cheimarrois ravine noun, Dat Plur Masc G63387
- ταῦτα tauta these this, he pronoun, demonstrative, Acc Plur Neut G3778
- φάγεσθε phagesthe eat eat verb, Fut Mid Ind 2nd Plur G2068
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