ἐγκακέω
ekkakeō · to lose heart, to become weary, to faint
Strong's ID: 1573
Lexical summary
5
NT occurrences
4
Observed forms
About this Greek word
I am faint, am weary. From the combination of ἐκ (ek, meaning "out of") and κακός (kakos, meaning "bad" or "evil").
Principal-part candidates
Citation forms are shown separately from the NT forms that support them. Reconstructed forms are labeled; unsupported forms are left unavailable.
Present
Lexicon lemma
NT evidence
Future
No supporting NT evidence
No NT forms support this principal part.
Aorist
Citation form not reconstructed
NT evidence
Perfect active
No supporting NT evidence
No NT forms support this principal part.
Perfect middle/passive
No supporting NT evidence
No NT forms support this principal part.
Aorist passive
No supporting NT evidence
No NT forms support this principal part.
Observed NT forms
These forms and parsing labels come from the attested NT corpus. A missing form is not presented as an unattested grammatical claim.
Finite verb paradigms
Indicative mood
| Number | Person | Present Active | References |
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| Plural | First |
Subjunctive mood
| Number | Person | Present Active | Aorist Active | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plural | First | — | ||
| Second | — |
Infinitive
| Voice | Present |
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| Active |
NT distribution
NT Book
Book distribution counts: 2 Corinthians: 2 occurrences; Luke: 1 occurrences; Ephesians: 1 occurrences; Galatians: 1 occurrences; 2 Thessalonians: 1 occurrences
Author
- Paul5
- Luke1
Author distribution counts: Paul: 5 occurrences; Luke: 1 occurrences