κράζω

kravzw kravzw (with a long; hence participle
kra'zon, L T Tr WH ((where R G
kra'zon); cf. Buttmann, 61 (53))); imperfect
e[krazon; future
kekravxomai ( R G L Tr marginal reading), and
kraxw (ibid. T WH Tr text), the former being more common in Greek writings and used by the Septuagint (cf. ; , etc. (but
ana-kravxomai, Alexandrian LXX; cf. Winer's Grammar, 279 (262); especially Buttmann, as below)); 1 aorist
e[kraxa (once viz. T Tr WH
ejkevkraxa, a reduplicated form frequent in the Septuagint (e. g. (); ; , etc.; see Veitch, under the word); more common in native Greek writings is 2 aorist
ejkragon (" the simple
ejkragon seems not to occur in good Attic" (Veitch, under the word))); perfect
kevkraga, with present force (Winer's Grammar, 274 (258)) (); cf. Alexander Buttmann (1873) Ausf. Spr. ii., p. 223; Buttmann, 61 (53); K?hner, i., p. 851; (especially Veitch, under the word); the Septuagint for q['z:, q['x;, ar;q;, ["Wvi; (from Aeschylus down);1. properly, (onomatopoetic) to croak (German kr?chzen), of the cry of the raven (Theophrastus); hence universally, to cry out, cry aloud, vociferate: particularly of inarticulate cries, ; ; (here T WH omit; Tr brackets
kravxa"); ; ;
ajpov
tou'
fobou', ; with
fwnhv
megavlh added, ; (here T Tr WH
fwnh'san); ; ;
o[pisqen
tivno", to cry after one, follow him up with outcries, ; like q['z: and q['x; (; ), equivalent to to cry or pray for vengeance, .2. to cry i. e. call out aloud, speak with a loud voice (German laut rufen):
tiv, ; ; followed by direct discourse, ; ; ; RG; ; ,; xxili. 6; with the addition
fwnhv
megavlh followed by direct disc, ; ;
ejn
fwnhv
megavlh, ,
kravzw
levgwn, to cry out saying, etc., ; ; (15:22 (where R G
ejkrauvgasen)); f; ; ; ; (T Tr WH omit; L brackets
levgonte"); (here L T Tr WH
ejkrauvgasan); ; ; ;
kravzw
fwnhv
megavlh
levgwn, ; ; (here T WH brackets add
ejn);
kravxa"
e[lege, ;
kravzein
kaiv
levgein, ; ; ; R