Micah 1:11 (Brenton): The inhabitant of Sennaar, fairly inhabiting her cities, came not forth to mourn for the house next to her: she shall receive of you the stroke of grief.
Septuagint (LXX) interlinear — Micah 1:11
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- κατοικοῦσα katoikousa inhabiting dwell in, settle in verb, Pres Act Part Nom Sing Fem G2730
- καλῶς kalos well, nobly adverb G2573
- τὰς tas The the pronoun, article, Acc Plur Fem G3588
- πόλεις poleis cities a city noun, Acc Plur Fem G4172
- αὐτῆς autes her he, she pronoun, demonstrative, Gen Sing Fem G846
- οὐκ ouk not no, not adverb G3756
- ἐξῆλθεν exelthen came go out, come out verb, Aor Act Ind 3rd Sing G1831
- κατοικοῦσα katoikousa inhabiting dwell in, settle in verb, Pres Act Part Nom Sing Fem G2730
- Σεννααν sennaan Sennaar Sennaan noun, Acc Sing G487715
- κόψασθαι kopsasthai mourn cut off, mourn verb, Aor Mid Infin G2875
- οἶκον oikon house a house, household noun, Acc Sing Masc G3624
- ἐχόμενον echomenon next have, hold verb, Pres Mid Part Acc Sing Masc G2192
- αὐτῆς autes her he, she pronoun, demonstrative, Gen Sing Fem G846
- λήμψεται lempsetai receive receive, take verb, Fut Mid Ind 3rd Sing G2983
- ἐξ ex of from out, out from among preposition G1537
- ὑμῶν humon you ye, you pronoun, personal/possessive, Gen Plur G5216
- πληγὴν plegen stroke a blow, stripe noun, Acc Sing Fem G4127
- ὀδύνης odunes pain, distress noun, Gen Sing Fem G3601
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