A reduplicated and contracted form of peto (pet'-o); (which occurs only as an alternate in certain tenses); probably akin to petomai through the idea of alighting; to fall (literally or figuratively)


fail, fall (down), light on.


see GREEK petomai

Textus Receptus Greek Text

epesan
Rev 5:14, Rev 6:13, Rev 11:16, Rev 17:10, Rev 19:4

epesa
Rev 1:17, Rev 22:8

epesen
Matt 7:25, Matt 7:27, Matt 13:4, Matt 13:5, Matt 13:7, Matt 13:8, Matt 26:39, Mark 4:4, Mark 4:5, Mark 4:7, Mark 4:8, Mark 14:35, Luke 6:49, Luke 8:5, Luke 8:6, Luke 8:7, Luke 8:8, Luke 13:4, Luke 17:16, John 11:32, Acts 1:26, Acts 5:10, Acts 20:9, Heb 3:17, Heb 11:30, Rev 8:10, Rev 8:10, Rev 11:11, Rev 11:13, Rev 14:8, Rev 14:8, Rev 18:2, Rev 18:2

epeson
Matt 17:6, John 18:6, Acts 22:7, 1 Cor 10:8, Rev 5:8, Rev 7:11, Rev 16:19, Rev 19:10

peptwkota
Rev 9:1

peptwkuian
Acts 15:16

pesein
Luke 16:17

peseitai
Matt 10:29, Acts 27:34

pesete
Luke 23:30, Rev 6:16

peshte
Jam 5:12

pesh
Matt 21:44, Luke 20:18, 1 Cor 10:12, Heb 4:11, Rev 7:16

pesontaV
Rom 11:22

pesonta
Luke 10:18

pesonteV
Matt 2:11

peson
Luke 8:14

pesountai
Matt 15:14, Matt 24:29, Luke 6:39, Luke 21:24, Rev 4:10

peswn
Matt 4:9, Matt 18:26, Matt 18:29, Matt 21:44, Mark 9:20, Luke 5:12, Luke 8:41, Luke 20:18, John 12:24, Acts 5:5, Acts 9:4, Acts 10:25, 1 Cor 14:25

peswsin
Rom 11:11

piptei
Matt 17:15, Mark 5:22, Luke 11:17, Rom 14:4

piptontwn
Matt 15:27, Luke 16:21