συμφέρω

sumfevrw sumfevrw; 1 aorist participle
sunenevgkante" (); from (Homer (in middle)), Aeschylus, Herodotus down; to bear or bring together (Latin confero), i. e.1. with a reference to the object, to bring together:
tiv, .2. with a reference to the subject, "to bear together or at the same time; to carry with other's; to collect or contribute in order to help, hence, to help, be profitable, be expedient";
sumfevrei, it is expedient, profitable, and in the same sense with a neuter plural: with the subject
pavnta, ; ;
tiv
tivni, ; with an infinitive of the object (as in Greek writings), ; (where L T Tr WH have
sumfevron); with the accusative and infinitive ;
sumfevrei
tivni followed by
i{na (see
i{na, II. 2c. (Buttmann, sec. 139, 45; Winer's Grammar, 337 (316))), f; ; ; .
tov
sumfevron, that which is profitable (Sophocles, Euripides, Xenophon, Demosthenes, others): ; plural (Plato, de rep. 1, p. 341 e.), ; advantage, profit, ;
tov ...
suvmforon
tivno" (often in Greek writings) the advantage of one, one's profit, ; (in both passaagaes, L T Tr WH read
suvmforon, which see).*