What does μή · κἀκεῖνος · ἀφίημι mean in the Bible?
μή · κἀκεῖνος · ἀφίημι is a Greek phrase meaning "not leave those other things undone".
Greek · G3361, G2548, G863
κἀκεῖνα μὴ παρεῖναι
Not · likewise that (or those) · to send forth, in various applications (as follow)
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μήG3361not
Pronunciationmḗ
Subjective negation: denies what one thinks or believes, not absolute fact; used with non-indicative moods
Open lexicon entry →κἀκεῖνοςG2548likewise that (or those)
Pronunciationkakeînos
Open lexicon entry →ἀφίημιG863to send forth, in various applications (as follow)
Pronunciationaphíēmi
Open lexicon entry →What does κἀκεῖνα μὴ παρεῖναι (kakeina mē pareinai) mean in the Bible?
μή · κἀκεῖνος · ἀφίημι is a Greek phrase meaning "not leave those other things undone".
Full entry for κἀκεῖνα μὴ παρεῖναι (G3361, G2548, G863) · Open the biblical lexicon
Questions this entry answers
How many biblical occurrences are listed for G3361, G2548, G863?
G3361, G2548, G863 is connected to 1,036 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Greek phrase. not leave those other things undone
Source Gloss
not leave those other things undone
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
This word appears as a noun across 3 case and number patterns. The form changes show how the word functions in a sentence; they do not change the basic lexical meaning by themselves.
Form patterns3Aligned forms1036
Matt 1:19 · Matt 1:20 · Matt 2:12 · Matt 3:9 · Matt 3:10 · Matt 5:13 · Matt 5:17 · Matt 5:18 · Matt 5:20 · Matt 5:26 · Matt 5:29 · Matt 5:30 · Matt 5:34 · Matt 5:39 · Matt 5:42 · Matt 6:1945×
Matt 7:9 · Matt 7:10 · Matt 9:15 · Matt 11:23 · Mark 2:19 · Luke 5:34 · Luke 10:15 · Luke 17:9 · Luke 18:7 · Luke 22:35 · John 3:4 · John 4:12 · John 4:33 · John 6:67 · John 7:31 · John 7:3557×
Matt 18:10 · Matt 24:4 · Mark 13:5 · Mark 13:36 · Luke 11:35 · Luke 21:8 · Acts 5:26 · Acts 13:40 · Acts 23:10 · Acts 27:17 · Acts 27:29 · Acts 27:42 · 1 Cor 8:9 · 1 Cor 9:27 · 1 Cor 10:12 · 2 Cor 2:734×
Discourse Aspect
How this verb appears across 143 occurrences in the NT discourse index (MACULA Greek SBLGNT).
Aspect
Tense
aorist87present29future19perfect6imperfect2
Voice
active112passive31
Mood
indicative76imperative28participle20subjunctive12infinitive7
NT Occurrences
Matthew 3:15Ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 3:15ἀφίησινpresent active indicativeongoingMatthew 4:11ἀφίησινpresent active indicativeongoingMatthew 4:20ἀφέντεςaorist active participleparticipleMatthew 4:22ἀφέντεςaorist active participleparticipleMatthew 5:24ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 5:40ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 6:12ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 6:12ἀφήκαμενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 6:14ἀφῆτεaorist active subjunctivesubjunctiveMatthew 6:14ἀφήσειfuture active indicativeprospectiveMatthew 6:15ἀφῆτεaorist active subjunctivesubjunctiveMatthew 6:15ἀφήσειfuture active indicativeprospectiveMatthew 7:4Ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 8:15ἀφῆκενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 8:22ἄφεςaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 9:2ἀφίενταίpresent passive indicativeongoingMatthew 9:5Ἀφίενταίpresent passive indicativeongoingMatthew 9:6ἀφιέναιpresent active infinitiveinfinitiveMatthew 12:31ἀφεθήσεταιfuture passive indicativeprospectiveMatthew 12:31ἀφεθήσεταιfuture passive indicativeprospectiveMatthew 12:32ἀφεθήσεταιfuture passive indicativeprospectiveMatthew 12:32ἀφεθήσεταιfuture passive indicativeprospectiveMatthew 13:30ἄφετεaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 13:36ἀφεὶςaorist active participleparticipleMatthew 15:14ἄφετεaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 18:12ἀφήσειfuture active indicativeprospectiveMatthew 18:21ἀφήσωfuture active indicativeprospectiveMatthew 18:27ἀφῆκενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 18:32ἀφῆκάaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 18:35ἀφῆτεaorist active subjunctivesubjunctiveMatthew 19:14Ἄφετεaorist active imperativeimperativeMatthew 19:27ἀφήκαμενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 19:29ἀφῆκενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 22:22ἀφέντεςaorist active participleparticipleMatthew 22:25ἀφῆκενaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 23:13ἀφίετεpresent active indicativeongoingMatthew 23:23ἀφήκατεaorist active indicativecompletedMatthew 23:23ἀφιέναιpresent active infinitiveinfinitiveMatthew 23:38ἀφίεταιpresent passive indicativeongoing+103 more occurrences
Aspect reflects grammatical form — not authorial emphasis. Participles and infinitives are verbal adjectives and nouns respectively.
Clause data: MACULA Greek (Clear Bible, CC BY 4.0) · SBLGNT (Logos/SBL, CC BY 4.0)
Word Origins
κἀκεῖνα μὴ παρεῖναι is built from this root: