τοσοῦτος

tosou'to" tosou'to",
tosouth,
tosou'to ( L T Tr WH) and
tosou'ton (from
tovso" and
ou|to"; (others say lengthened from
tovso": cf.
thlikou'to", at the beginning)), so great; with nouns: of quantity,
tosou'to"
plou'to", (16); of internal amount,
pivsti", ; ; (
o{sa
ejdovxasen
eJauthvn,
tosou'ton
dovte
basanismovn, ); of size,
nevfo", ; plural so many:
ijcquve", ;
shmei'a, ;
gevnh
fwnw'n, ;
e[th, ((here A. V. "these many)) (in secular writings, especially the Attic, we often find
tosou'to"
kaiv
toiou'to" and the reverse; see Heindorf on Plato, Gorgias, p. 34; Passow, p. 1923b; (Liddell and Scott, see under the words)); followed by
w{ste, so many as to be able, etc. (Buttmann, 244 (210)), ; of time: "so long,
crovno" (); ; of length of space,
tov
mh'ko"
tosou'ton
ejstin
o{son, etc. Rec.; absolutely, plural so many, ; neuter plural (so many things), ;
tosouvtou, for so much (of price), (9); dative
tosoutovw, preceded or followed by
o{sw/ (as often in the Greek writings from Herodotus down (Winer's Grammar, sec. 35, 4 N. 2)), by so much:
tosouvtw/
kreivttwn, by so much better, ;
tosouvtw/
ma'llon
o{sw/ etc. ;
kaq!
o{son ...
katav
tosou'ton, by how much ... by so much, .*