θορυβέω

Verb

thorybeō · to make commotion

Search morphology

Strong's ID: 2350

Lexical summary

5

NT occurrences

5

Observed forms

About this Greek word

To make a din, uproar; trans. to disturb, throw into commotion, Acts 17:5; in NT mid. to manifest agitation of mind, to raise a lament, Mt. 9:23; Mk. 5:39; Acts 20:10*

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

θορυβέωPresent passive

NT evidence

Future

No supporting NT evidence

Not available from current evidence

No NT forms support this principal part.

Aorist

No supporting NT evidence

Not available from current evidence

No NT forms support this principal part.

Perfect active

No supporting NT evidence

Not available from current evidencePerfect active

No NT forms support this principal part.

Perfect middle/passive

No supporting NT evidence

Not available from current evidencePerfect middle/passive

No NT forms support this principal part.

Aorist passive

No supporting NT evidence

Not available from current evidenceAorist passive

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

Indicative mood, grouped by number
NumberPersonPresent PassiveImperfect ActiveReferences
SingularSecond
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PluralSecond
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Third—

Imperative mood

Imperative mood, grouped by number
NumberPersonPresent PassiveReferences
PluralSecond

Participle paradigms

Present Passive participles

Present Passive participles, grouped by number and case
NumberCaseMasculineReferences
SingularNominative——
Genitive——
Dative——
Accusative
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NT distribution

NT Book

θορυβέω

Book distribution counts: Acts: 2 occurrences; Luke: 1 occurrences; Mark: 1 occurrences; Matthew: 1 occurrences

Author

θορυβέω
  • Luke3
  • Mark1
  • Matthew1

Author distribution counts: Luke: 3 occurrences; Mark: 1 occurrences; Matthew: 1 occurrences