From epi and ginosko; to know upon some mark, i.e. Recognize; by implication, to become fully acquainted with, to acknowledge


(ac-, have, take)know(-ledge, well), perceive.


see GREEK epi


see GREEK ginosko

Textus Receptus Greek Text

epeginwskon
Acts 3:10, Acts 4:13, Acts 27:39

epegnwkenai
2 Pe 2:21

epegnwkosin
1 Ti 4:3

epegnwsan
Matt 17:12, Mark 6:33, Luke 1:22, Luke 24:31, Acts 28:1

epegnwsqhn
1 Cor 13:12

epegnwte
2 Cor 1:14, Col 1:6

epiginwskeiV
Acts 25:10

epiginwskei
Matt 11:27, Matt 11:27

epiginwskete
1 Cor 16:18, 2 Cor 1:13, 2 Cor 13:5

epiginwsketw
1 Cor 14:37

epiginwskomenoi
2 Cor 6:9

epignonteV
Matt 14:35, Mark 6:54, Acts 9:30, Rom 1:32

epignontwn
Acts 19:34

epignousa
Luke 7:37, Acts 12:14

epignousin
2 Pe 2:21

epignouV
Mark 2:8, Mark 5:30, Luke 5:22, Luke 23:7, Acts 22:29

epignwnai
Luke 24:16, Acts 24:8

epignwsesqe
Matt 7:16, Matt 7:20, 2 Cor 1:13

epignwsomai
1 Cor 13:12

epignwV
Luke 1:4

epignw
Acts 22:24