τοσοῦτον

tosoûtos

So great, so much, so many; denoting a degree, quantity, extent, or number of something, typically with reference to what is immediately present or just mentioned. The term often functions as an intensive demonstrative adjective or pronoun, emphasizing the magnitude or multitude of an object, group, action, or circumstance ('so great a cloud of witnesses,' 'so much grain,' 'such many occurrences'). Beyond quantity, it can also refer to intensity or degree in qualitative statements.

G5118

Matthew 15:33 · Word #15

Lexicon G5118

Lemmaτοσοῦτος
Transliterationtosoûtos
Strong'sG5118
DefinitionSo great, so much, so many; denoting a degree, quantity, extent, or number of something, typically with reference to what is immediately present or just mentioned. The term often functions as an intensive demonstrative adjective or pronoun, emphasizing the magnitude or multitude of an object, group, action, or circumstance ('so great a cloud of witnesses,' 'so much grain,' 'such many occurrences'). Beyond quantity, it can also refer to intensity or degree in qualitative statements.

Morphology DET ACC M SG All morphology codes

Part of Speech DET — Determiner — Specifies a noun
Case ACC — Accusative — Direct object or extent
Gender M — Masculine — Grammatical masculine
Number SG — Singular — One

Lexical Info

Lemmaτοσοῦτος
Strong'sG5118

SIBI-P1 Translation G5118-05

so great

Morphological NotesDeterminer/adjectival pronoun; accusative masculine singular (ED/RD,,,,AMS/ANS forms attested); agrees with a masculine singular noun in the accusative.
Rendering RationaleThe lemma denotes degree or magnitude ('so great/so much/so many') with demonstrative force ('as this'). In the accusative masculine singular, it modifies a singular masculine noun in the accusative, preserving the sense of such magnitude in direct-object form.

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