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John 6:19

έληλακότες perf. act. part. (temp.) от έλαύνω (G1643) грести,
στάδιον (G4712) стадия, около 185 м (BAGD). Это озеро длиной около 21 км, а его наибольшая ширина — около 13 км (IDB, 2:348; ZPEB, 2:643-48; ABD, 2:899-901).
περιπατοΰνταpraes. act. part. (adj.) от περιπατέω (G4043) ходить. Praes. указывает на длительное действие. έφοβήθησαν aor. ind. pass. (dep.) от φοβέομαι бояться. Используется в pass. для описания страха, тревоги, испуга (BAGD). Inch, aor., "они испугались".

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