A primary verb


for which other, and apparently not cognate ones are used in certain tenses only; namely, oio (oy'-o); and enegko (en-eng'-ko) to "bear" or carry (in a very wide application, literally and figuratively, as follows)

Textus Receptus Greek Text

enegkanteV
Luke 15:23

enegkaV
Acts 5:2, Acts 14:13

enegkate
John 21:10

enecqeisan
2 Pe 1:18

enecqeishV
2 Pe 1:17

enecqhnai
Mark 6:27

eferen
Mark 4:8

eferomeqa
Acts 27:15

eferonto
Acts 27:17

eferon
Mark 1:32, Acts 4:34, Heb 12:20

hnegkan
Mark 9:20, Mark 12:16, John 2:8

hnegka
Mark 9:17

hnegken
Matt 14:11, Mark 6:28, John 4:33, Acts 4:37, Rom 9:22

hnecqh
Matt 14:11, 2 Pe 1:21

oisei
John 21:18

oisousin
Rev 21:26

ferein
Luke 23:26, John 15:4

ferei
John 12:24, John 15:5, 2 Jo 1:10

feresqai
Heb 9:16

ferete
Matt 14:18, Matt 17:17, Mark 9:19, Mark 12:15, John 2:8, John 18:29

fere
John 20:27, John 20:27, 2 Ti 4:13

ferhte
John 15:8, John 15:16

ferh
John 15:2

feromenhn
1 Pe 1:13

feromenhV
Acts 2:2

feromenoi
2 Pe 1:21

feronteV
Mark 2:3, Luke 5:18, Acts 5:16, Acts 25:7, Heb 13:13

feron
John 15:2, John 15:2

ferousai
Luke 24:1

ferousan
Acts 12:10

ferousin
Mark 7:32, Mark 8:22, Mark 15:22, 2 Pe 2:11, Rev 21:24

ferwmeqa
Heb 6:1

ferwn
John 19:39, Heb 1:3