ἐκράτησεν
Lemma: κρατέω
Definition
To be strong or mighty; to rule or have power over. In the active, “to have strength, prevail, or control”; in the middle, “to gain mastery for oneself, take possession”; in the passive, “to be mastered, held fast.”
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Grammatical Analysis
"ἐκράτησεν"
Verb type: standard (-ω verb), not -μι
Tense: aorist
Voice: active
Mood: indicative
Person: 3rd
Number: singular
Form notes: augment ἐ- + aorist stem κρατησ- + ending -εν; typically from κρατέω/κρατέω (aorist ἐκράτησα)
Related Forms of κρατέω
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