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ἐκ·στρέφω (εκ+στρεφ-, εκ+στρεψ-, εκ+στρεψ-, -, εξ+εστραφ-, -)
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Verb
Perseus Dictionary Entry (Liddell and Scott [and Jones]'s Greek-English Lexicon, 9th ed., 1925-1940)
ἐκστρέφω
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Occurrences in the LXX
| ἀνα+στρέφω | to go about/return (v.) [conduct oneself; turn over] |
| ἀνα·στροφή, -ῆς, ἡ | habitual-conduct (n.) Lit:"re-turning", hence back-sliding/habitual conduct/behavior. |
| ἀπο+στρέφω | to turn-away (v.) Lit:"turn-from", hence turn-from/back/away. turn-away/back-from, return |
| δια+στρέφω | to twist/bend (v.) [distort, pervert] |
| ἐκ+στρέφω | to change/alter entirely (v.) Turn out if, or turn inside out. |
| ἐπι+στρέφω | to turn-around (v.) Lit:"turn-upon", hence turn-around, return. |
| ἐπι·στροφή, -ῆς, ἡ | attention (n.) |
| ἐπι·συ+στρέφω [LXX] | to collect together (v.) compress into unity, brace up, restore |
| κατα+στρέφω | to turn over/plow (v.) [to over-throw as soil, or tables see Matt 21:12, Mark 15; topple] |
| κατα·στροφή, -ῆς, ἡ | catastrophe (n.) |
| μετα+στρέφω | to change (v.) Literally turn about, perhaps to face the enemy; or, turn another way. Thus, figuratively, retort; alter/change/pervert. |
| στροφή, -ῆς, ἡ [LXX] | twist (n.) |
| συ+στρέφω | to gathered together (v.) contort, intertwist, twirl, twine, wring |
| συ·στροφή, -ῆς, ἡ | collection (n.) swarm, gathering, concentration |
| ὑπο+στρέφω | to return (v.) Lit:"turn-under", hence return, turn-back. |
| στρέφω | to turn (v.) |
