G5793 - Strong's Greek Lexicon Number

Strong's:

Mood-Optative

The optative mood is generally used in the so-called
"fourth-class" conditions which express a wish or desire for
an action to occur in which the completion of such is
doubtful. By the time of the New Testament, the optative mood
was beginning to disappear from spoken and written Greek, and
such rarely occurs in the New Testament.

In a few cases, verbs in the optative mood stand apart from a
conditional clause to express the strongest possible wish
regarding an event. The most common of these appears in the
phrase "mh genoito" (AV, "God forbid"; NKJV "Certainly not").

Related words

G5793

G5630
Tense-Second Aorist See { [G5780]} Voice-Active See { [G5784]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-15

G5636
Tense-Second Aorist See { [G5780]} Voice-Middle Deponent See { [G5788]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-18

G5659
Tense-Aorist See { [G5777]} Voice-Active See { [G5784]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-19

G5665
Tense-Aorist See { [G5777]} Voice-Middle Deponent See { [G5788]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-1

G5678
Tense-Aorist See { [G5777]} Voice-Passive Deponent See { [G5789]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-1

G5684
Tense-Aorist See { [G5777]} Voice-Passive See { [G5786]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-5

G5722
Tense-Present See { [G5774]} Voice-Active See { [G5784]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-8

G5739
Tense-Present See { [G5774]} Voice-Middle or Passive Deponent See { [G5790]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-4

G5751
Tense-Present See { [G5774]} Voice-No Voice Stated See { [G5799]}
Mood -Optative See { [G5793]}
Count-12