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strevfw strevfw: 1 aorist
ejstreya; passive, present
strevfomai; 2 aorist
ejstravfhn; from Homer down; the Septuagint for &p'h;, also for bb'c;, etc.; to turn, turn round:
tiv
tivni, to turn a thing to one, , and T Tr WH in (for
ajpostrevfw, to bring back; see
ajpostrevfw, 2); reflexively (Winer's Grammar, sec. 38, 1; Buttmann, sec. 130, 4), to turn oneself (i. e. to turn the back to one; used of one who no longer cares for another), (cf. Winer's Grammar, 469 (437));
tiv
eij"
tiv, equivalent to
metastrevfw, to turn one thing into another, . Passive reflexively, to turn oneself:
strafeiv" followed by a finite verb, having turned etc., ; (9:22 L T Tr WH); ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
strafeiv"
prov"
tina, followed by a finite verb (turning unto etc., or turned unto and etc.), ; (22) (R^st L T), 23; ;
strevfesqai
eij"
tav
ojpivsw, to turn oneself back, ;
eij"
tav
e[qnh, ;
ejstravfhsan (
ejn L T Tr WH)
tai'"
kardivai"
aujtw'n
eij"
Ai[gupton (R. V. they turned back in their hearts unto Egypt) i. e. to their condition there, ; absolutely and tropically, to turn oneself namely, from one's course of conduct, i. e. to change one's mind (cf. Winer's Grammar, as above): and L T Tr WH in . (Compare:
ajnastrevfw,
ajpostrevfw,
diastrevfw,
ejkstrevfw,
ejpistrevfw,
katastrevfw,
metastrevfw,
suJnjstrevfw,
uJpostrevfw.)*