Greek · G3415

μνάομαι

To bear in mind, i.e. recollect; by implication, to reward or punish

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μνάομαι G3415
Pronunciation mnáomai

What does μνάομαι (mnáomai) mean in the Bible?

The registry identifies G3415 as a Greek remembering verb, glossed to remember or call to mind. An exact scan finds no word-table row carrying this Strong's number in the governed BSB edition.

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What does μνάομαι (mnáomai) mean in the Bible?

The registry identifies G3415 as a Greek remembering verb, glossed to remember or call to mind. An exact scan finds no word-table row carrying this Strong's number in the governed BSB edition.

What This Word Actually Means

The registry identifies G3415 as a Greek remembering verb, glossed to remember or call to mind. An exact scan finds no word-table row carrying this Strong's number in the governed BSB edition. Exception authority does record an alternate-lemma-form link to G3403, but only to help reviewers understand how another source codes the relevant forms. The crosswalk neither equates the identities everywhere nor permits a route merge, redirect, or reassignment of tokens.

Consequently, John 2:17, John 2:22, and John 12:16 remain evidence about G3403 in this dataset and cannot anchor G3415 prose. With no directly owned verse, the project has no basis here for morphology, distribution, a usage story, theological development, or personal application. The gloss helps identify the lexical entry but proves nothing about a local passage set.

This source therefore protects the identity and the zero count while deferring authoring until a future, separately approved normalization decision or new direct evidence changes the record. The former John teaching is removed because its passages belong to a different governed code.

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