Kata Biblon Wiki Lexicon - καταφιλέω

	Match	Lemma	Uncontracted Form(s)	Parsing
	καταφιλησας	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλη·σα[ντ]·ς	1aor act ptcp mas nom\|voc sg

κατα·φιλέω (κατα+φιλ(ε)-, κατα+φιλη·σ-, κατα+φιλη·σ-, -, -, -)

Verb

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Inflection	Lemma	Uncontracted Form(s)	Parsing	Translation(s)	Verse(s)
καταφιλοῦσά	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλ(ε)·ουσ·α	pres act ptcp fem nom\|voc sg	while KISS-ing (nom\|voc)	Lk 7:45
κατεφίλει	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλ(ε)·ε	impf act ind 3rd sg	he/she/it-was-KISS-ing	Lk 7:38
κατεφίλησεν	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλη·σε(ν)	1aor act ind 3rd sg	he/she/it-KISS-ed	Mt 26:49, Mk 14:45, Lk 15:20
κατεφίλουν	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλ(ε)·ον	impf act ind 1st sg or impf act ind 3rd pl	I-was-KISS-ing, they-were-KISS-ing	Acts 20:37

Inflections: 4
Total occurrences: 6

Inflection	Lemma	Uncontracted Form(s)	Parsing	Translation(s)	Verse(s)
καταφιλῆσαι	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλη·σαι	1aor act inf or 1aor mp imp 2nd sg or 1aor act opt 3rd sg	to-KISS, be-you(sg)-KISS-ed!, he/she/it-happens-to-KISS (opt)	Gn 31:28, 2Kgs 20:9
καταφιλήσας	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλη·σα[ντ]·ς	1aor act ptcp mas nom\|voc sg	upon KISS-ing (nom\|voc)	Gn 45:15
καταφιλήσει	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλη·σει	fut act ind 3rd sg or fut mp ind 2nd sg classical	he/she/it-will-KISS, you(sg)-will-be-KISS-ed (classical)	Sir 29:5
καταφιλήσω	καταφιλέω	κατα·φιλη·σω	fut act ind 1st sg or 1aor act sub 1st sg	I-will-KISS, I-should-KISS	3Kgs 19:20
κατεφίλησαν	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλη·σαν	1aor act ind 3rd pl	they-KISS-ed	Ex 4:27, Ps 84:11
κατεφίλησεν	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλη·σε(ν)	1aor act ind 3rd sg	he/she/it-KISS-ed	Gn 32:1, Ru 1:9, Ru 1:14, 1Kgs 20:41, 2Kgs 14:33, 2Kgs 15:5, 2Kgs 19:40, 3Kgs 2:19, 1Esd 4:47, TbBA 7:6, TbS 7:6, TbS 10:13
κατεφίλουν	καταφιλέω	κατα·ε·φιλ(ε)·ον	impf act ind 1st sg or impf act ind 3rd pl	I-was-KISS-ing, they-were-KISS-ing	3Mc 5:49

Inflections: 7
Total occurrences: 20

Θεό·φιλος, -ου, ὁ	Theophilus (n.)
κατα+φιλέω	to kiss (v.) caress.
προσ·φιλής -ές	lovely (adj.) Presumed a Compound of pros (towards) and phileō (Love). Has been translated as friendly towards, acceptable, pleasing, or lovely. In Phil 4:8 it is perhaps better understood as that which provokes love, or moves us towards loving.
φιλία, -ας, ἡ	friendship (n.) [high degree of association]
φίλος -η -ον	friend (adj.) companion
φιλέω	to be fond-of (v.) [hold at high degree of association, have affection toward; raraly of kissing]

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