G5775 - Strong's Greek Lexicon Number

Strong's:

Tense-Imperfect

The imperfect tense generally represents continual or repeated
action. Where the present tense might indicate "they are
asking, " the imperfect would indicate "they kept on asking."

In the case of the verb "to be, " however, the imperfect tense
is used as a general past tense and does not carry the
connotation of continual or repeated action.

Related words

G5775

G5707
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Active See { [G5784]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-857

G5708
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Middle Deponent See { [G5788]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-1

G5709
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Either Middle or Passive See { [G5787]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-1

G5710
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Middle See { [G5785]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-34

G5711
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Middle or Passive Deponent See { [G5790]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-184

G5712
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Passive See { [G5786]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-83

G5713
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-No Voice Stated See { [G5799]}
Mood -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-533

G5900
Tense-Imperfect See { [G5775]} Voice-Impersonal Active See { [G5905]}
Mode -Indicative See { [G5791]}
Count-17