πολύς

poluv" poluv",
pollhv (from an older form
pollov", found in Homer, Hesiod, Pindar),
poluv; ((cf. Curtius, sec. 375)); the Septuagint chiefly for br'; much; used a. of multitude, number, etc., many, numerous, great:
ajriqmov", ;
laov", ;
o[clo", ; ; (8:1 L T Tr WH); ; ; ,; ; , etc.;
plh'qo", f; ; , etc.; equivalent to abundant, plenteous (A. V. often much),
karpov", ; ,;
qerismov" (the harvest to be gathered), ; ;
gh', ; ;
covrto", ;
oi\no", ; plural
polloiv
telw'nai, ; ;
polloiv
profh'tai, ; ;
sofoiv, ;
patevre", ;
dunavmei", ; , etc.;
o[cloi, ; ; (but here L T WH omit; Tr brackets
o[cloi); , etc.;
daimovnia, ; and in many other examples; with participles used substantively, ; , etc.; with the article prefixed:
aiJ
aJmartivai
aujth'"
aiJ
pollaiv, her sins which are many, ;
tav
pollav
gravmmata, the great learning with which I see that you are furnished, ;
oJ
poluv"
o[clo", the great multitude of common people present, (cf.
oJ
o[clo"
poluv", T Tr marginal reading WH; see
o[clo", 1). Plural masculine
polloiv, absolutely and without the article, many, a large part of mankind:
polloiv simply, ,; ; ; ; ; ; ; ,; , and very often; opposed to
ojlivgoi, (T WH omit; Tr brackets the clause);
e{teroi
polloiv, ;
a[llai
pollaiv, ;
e{terai
pollaiv, ;
polloiv followed by a partitive genitive, as
tw'n
Farisaivwn, ; add, ; ; ; ; ; , etc.; followed by
ejk with a genitive of class, as
polloiv
ejk
tw'n
maqhtw'n
aujtou', ; add, ,; ; ,; ;
polloiv
ejk
th'"
povlew", <<ref:BHS/GNT_Joh 4:3