σπείρω

speivrw speivrw; (imperfect 2 person singular
ejspeire", Tr); 1 aorist
e[speira; passive, present
speivromai; perfect passive participle
ejsparmeno"; 2 aorist
ejspavrhn; (derived from the quick, jerky, motion of the hand; cf. our spurn (of the foot); Curtius, sec. 389); from Hesiod down; the Septuagint for  [r'z:; to sow, scatter seed; a. properly: absolutely, ; f,18f; f,14; ; ; (f (see in b.)); ; with an accusative of the thing, as
spevrma
zizavnia,
kovkkon (cf. Buttmann, sec. 131, 5): f (but in 25 L T Tr WH have
ejpevspeiren), 27,37,39; : ; f; with specifications of place:
eij"
tav"
ajkavnqa", ; ;
ejn
tw'/
ajgrw'/, (31);
ejpiv
th'"
gh'". ;
ejpiv with an accusative of place, , ; ,;
parav
thvn
oJdovn, . b. in proverbial sayings: absolutely, ,; f; ; ;
tiv, (on these sayings see
qerivzw, b.). in comparisons:
sprivein
eij"
thvn
savrka,
eij"
tov
pneu'ma (
savrx and
pneu'ma are likened to fields to be sown), to do those things which satisfy the nature and promptings of the
savrx or of the
pneu'ma, ;
tovn
lovgon, to scatter the seeds of instruction, i. e. to impart instruction, f;
oJ
lovgo",
oJ
ejsparmeno"
ejn
tai'"
kardivai"
aujtw'n, the ideas and precepts that have been implanted like seed in their hearts, i. e. received in their hearts, (here Tr text WH
eij"
aujtouv" into their hearts T L marginal reading
ejn
aujtoi'");
ou|to"
ejstin
oJ
parav
thvn
oJdovn
spareiv", this one experiences the fate of the seed sown by the wayside, ; add, 20-23; ,,.
tov
sw'ma, the body, which after death is committed like seed to the earth, ;
karpovn
dikaiosuvnh", i. e. that seed which produces
karpovn
dikaiosuvnh" (see
karpov", 2 b.), ;
speivrein
tivni
tiv, to give, manifest, something to one, from whom we may subsequently receive something else akin to a harvest (
qerivzomen), . (Compare:
diaspeivrw,
ejpispeivrw.)*