Tap a Strong's number for its definition. Under each word: how it sounds, then its English as it reads in this verse (Oleksii Vynokurov); for the few words he leaves without one, the dictionary's English for the word's number, which is a list of meanings. To read a translation against the original, tick it under Versions above; it appears under each verse.
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
ελυπηθηelupēthēбыл опечаленwas grievedV-API-3S
ιωναςiōnasИонаJonahN-NSM
λυπηνlupēnпечальюsorrowN-ASF
μεγαληνmegalēnбольшойgreatA-ASF
καιkaiиandCONJ
συνεχυθηsunechuthēбыл приведён в смятениеwas bewilderedV-API-3S
LXXe(Brenton)But Jonas was very deeply grieved, and he was confounded.
BSB(Yahweh)Jonah, howeverH3124 , was greatlyH1419 displeasedH7489 (H413) (H7451) , and he became angryH2734 .
πολυελεοςpolueleosмногомилостивыйof great mercyA-NSM
καιkaiиandCONJ
μετανοωνmetanoōnсожалеющийrepentingV-PAPNS
επιepiотносительноoverPREP
ταιςtaistheT-DPF
κακιαιςkakiaisзлых [дел]evilsN-DPF
LXXe(Brenton)And he prayed to the Lord, and said, O Lord, were not these my words when I was yet in my land? therefore I made haste to flee to Tharsis; because I knew that thou art merciful and compassionate, long-suffering, and abundant in kindness, and repentest of evil.
BSB(Yahweh)So he prayedH6419 toH413 YahwehH3068 , sayingH559 , “OH577 YahwehH3068 , is thisH2088 notH3808 what I saidH1697 whileH5704 I wasH1961 still inH5921 my own countryH127 ? This is whyH5921 (H3651) I was so quickH6923 to fleeH1272 toward TarshishH8659 . I knewH3045 (H3588) thatH3588 You areH859 a graciousH2587 and compassionateH7349 GodH410 , slowH750 to angerH639 , aboundingH7227 in loving devotionH2617 —One who relentsH5162 fromH5921 sending disasterH7451 .
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
νυνnunтеперьnowADV
δεσποταdespotaВладыкаMasterN-VSM
κυριεkurieГосподиLordN-VSM
λαβεlabeвозьмиtakeV-AAD-2S
τηνtēntheT-ASF
ψυχηνpsuchēnдушуsoulN-ASF
μουmouмоюof meP-GS
απapотfromPREP
εμουemouменяmeP-GS
οτιotiпотому чтоbecauseCONJ
καλονkalonхорошо[it is] goodA-NSN
τοtotheT-NSN
αποθανεινapothaneinумеретьto dieV-AAN
μεmeмнеmeP-AS
ηēчемthanCONJ
ζηνzēnжитьto liveV-PAN
μεmeмнеmeP-AS
LXXe(Brenton)And now, Lord God, take my life from me; for [it is] better for me to die than to live.
BSB(Yahweh)And nowH6258 , O YahwehH3068 , pleaseH4994 (H853) takeH3947 my lifeH5315 from meH4480 , forH3588 it is betterH2896 for me to dieH4194 than to liveH2416 .”
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
ειπενeipenсказалsaidV-AAI-3S
κυριοςkuriosГосподь[the] LordN-NSM
προςprosкtoPREP
ιωνανiōnanИонеJonahN-ASM
ειeiЛиWhetherCONJ
σφοδραsphodraоченьexceedinglyADV
λελυπησαιlelupēsaiопечалилсяhave been grievedV-RMI-2S
συsuтыyouP-NS
LXXe(Brenton)And the Lord said to Jonas, Art thou very much grieved?
BSB(Yahweh)But YahwehH3068 repliedH559 , “Have you any rightH3190 to be angryH2734 ?”
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
εξηλθενexēlthenвышелwent outV-AAI-3S
ιωναςiōnasИонаJonahN-NSM
εκekизout ofPREP
τηςtēstheT-GSF
πολεωςpoleōsгородаcityN-GSF
καιkaiиandCONJ
εκαθισενekathisenселsat downV-AAI-3S
απεναντιapenantiнапротивoppositePREP
τηςtēstheT-GSF
πολεωςpoleōsгородаcityN-GSF
καιkaiиandCONJ
εποιησενepoiēsenсделалmadeV-AAI-3S
εαυτωeautōсебеfor himselfD-DSM
εκειekeiтамthereADV
σκηνηνskēnēnшатёр[a] tentN-ASF
καιkaiиandCONJ
εκαθητοekathētoсиделwas sittingV-IMI-3S
υποκατωupokatōподunderneathPREP
αυτηςautēsнимitD-GSF
ενenвinPREP
σκιαskiaтени[the] shadeN-DSF
εωςeōsдоuntilPREP
ουouкоторого [времени]which [time]R-GSM
απιδηapidēувидитhe might seeV-AAS-3S
τιtiчтоwhatI-ASN
εσταιestaiбудетshall beV-FMI-3S
τηtēto theT-DSF
πολειpoleiгородуcityN-DSF
LXXe(Brenton)And Jonas went out from the city, and sat over against the city; and he made for himself there a booth, and he sat under it, until he should perceive what would become of the city.
BSB(Yahweh)Then JonahH3124 leftH3318 the cityH5892 and sat downH3427 eastH4480 of itH6924 (H5892) , whereH8033 he madeH6213 himself a shelterH5521 and satH3427 (H8478) in its shadeH6738 toH5704 (H834) seeH7200 whatH4100 would happenH1961 to the cityH5892 .
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
προσεταξενprosetaxenприказалcommandedV-AAI-3S
κυριοςkuriosГосподь[the] LordN-NSM
οotheT-NSM
θεοςtheosБогGodN-NSM
κολοκυνθηkolokunthēтыкве[a] gourdN-DSF
καιkaiиandCONJ
ανεβηanebēвзошлаit went upV-AAI-3S
υπερuperнадoverPREP
κεφαληςkephalēsголовой[the] headN-GSF
τουtoutheT-GSM
ιωναiōnaИоныof JonahN-GSM
τουtou[чтобы]theT-GSN
ειναιeinaiбытьto beV-PAN
σκιανskianтенью[a] shadeN-ASF
υπερανωuperanōпревышеfar aboveADV
τηςtēstheT-GSF
κεφαληςkephalēsголовыheadN-GSF
αυτουautouегоof himD-GSM
τουtou[чтобы]theT-GSN
σκιαζεινskiazeinпокрыватьto shelterV-PAN
αυτωautōегоhimD-DSM
αποapoотfromPREP
τωνtōntheT-GPN
κακωνkakōnбедevilsA-GPN
αυτουautouегоof himD-GSM
καιkaiиandCONJ
εχαρηecharēобрадовалсяrejoicedV-API-3S
ιωναςiōnasИонаJonahN-NSM
επιepiоoverPREP
τηtētheT-DSF
κολοκυνθηkolokunthēтыквеgourdN-DSF
χαρανcharanрадостьюjoyN-ASF
μεγαληνmegalēnбольшойgreatA-ASF
LXXe(Brenton)And the Lord God commanded a gourd, and it came up over the head of Jonas, to be a shadow over his head, to shade him from his calamities: and Jonas rejoiced with great joy for the gourd.
BSB(Yahweh)So YahwehH3068 GodH430 appointedH4487 a vineH7021 , and it grew upH5927 to provideH1961 shadeH6738 overH5921 Jonah’sH3124 (H5921) headH7218 to easeH5337 his discomfortH7451 , and JonahH3124 (H5921) was greatlyH8057 (H1419) pleasedH8055 with the plantH7021 .
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
προσεταξενprosetaxenприказалcommandedV-AAI-3S
οotheT-NSM
θεοςtheosБогGodN-NSM
σκωληκιskōlēkiчервю[a] wormN-DSM
εωθινηeōthinēпоутру[in the] morningA-DSF
τηtēon theT-DSF
επαυριονepaurion[на] следующий деньnext dayADV
καιkaiиandCONJ
επαταξενepataxenпоразилstruckV-AAI-3S
τηνtēntheT-ASF
κολοκυνθανkolokunthanтыквуgourdN-ASF
καιkaiиandCONJ
απεξηρανθηapexēranthēзасохлаit was dried upV-API-3S
LXXe(Brenton)And God commanded a worm the next morning, and it smote the gourd, and it withered away.
BSB(Yahweh)When dawnH7837 cameH5927 the next dayH4283 , GodH430 appointedH4487 a wormH8438 that attackedH5221 (H853) the plantH7021 so that it witheredH3001 .
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
εγενετοegeneto[это] сделалосьit came to passV-AMI-3S
αμαamaодновременноat the same timeADV
τωtōtheT-DSN
ανατειλαιanateilai[при] восходеrisingV-AAN
τονtontheT-ASM
ηλιονēlionсолнцаsunN-ASM
καιkaiиandCONJ
προσεταξενprosetaxenприказалcommandedV-AAI-3S
οotheT-NSM
θεοςtheosБогGodN-NSM
πνευματιpneumatiветру[a] windN-DSN
καυσωνοςkausōnosзнояof scorching heatN-GSM
συγκαιοντιsunkaiontiобжигающемуburningV-PAPDS
καιkaiиandCONJ
επαταξενepataxenпоразилоstruckV-AAI-3S
οotheT-NSM
ηλιοςēliosсолнцеsunN-NSM
επιepiнаonPREP
τηνtēntheT-ASF
κεφαληνkephalēnголовуheadN-ASF
ιωναiōnaИоныof JonahN-GSM
καιkaiиandCONJ
ωλιγοψυχησενōligopsuchēsenон стал малодушенhe became faintheartedV-AAI-3S
LXXe(Brenton)And it came to pass at the rising of the sun, that God commanded a burning east wind; and the sun smote on the head of Jonas, and he fainted, and despaired of his life, and said, [It is] better for me to die than to live.
BSB(Yahweh)(H1961) As the sunH8121 was risingH2224 , GodH430 appointedH4487 a scorchingH2759 eastH6921 windH7307 , and the sunH8121 beat downH5221 onH5921 Jonah’sH3124 headH7218 so that he grew faintH5968 (H5315) and wishedH7592 (H853) to dieH4191 , sayingH559 , “It is betterH2896 for me to dieH4194 than to liveH2416 .”
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καιkaiИAndCONJ
ειπενeipenсказалsaidV-AAI-3S
οotheT-NSM
θεοςtheosБогGodN-NSM
προςprosкtoPREP
ιωνανiōnanИонеJonahN-ASM
ειeiЛиWhetherCONJ
σφοδραsphodraоченьexceedinglyADV
λελυπησαιlelupēsaiопечалилсяhave been grievedV-RMI-2S
συsuтыyouP-NS
επιepiзаforPREP
τηtētheT-DSF
κολοκυνθηkolokunthēтыквуgourdN-DSF
καιkaiИAndCONJ
ειπενeipenон сказалhe saidV-AAI-3S
σφοδραsphodraОченьExceedinglyADV
λελυπημαιlelupēmaiопечалилсяhave been grievedV-RMI-1S
εγωegōяIP-NS
εωςeōsдоuntilPREP
θανατουthanatouсмертиdeathN-GSM
LXXe(Brenton)And God said to Jonas, Art thou very much grieved for the gourd? And he said, I am very much grieved, even to death.
BSB(Yahweh)Then GodH430 (H413) askedH559 JonahH3124 , “Have you any rightH3190 to be angryH2734 aboutH5921 the plantH7021 ?” “I doH3190 ,” he repliedH559 . “I am angryH2734 enough toH5704 dieH4194 !”
LXXe(Brenton)And the Lord said, Thou hadst pity on the gourd, for which thou hast not suffered, neither didst thou rear it; which came up before night, and perished before [another] night:
BSB(Yahweh)But YahwehH3068 saidH559 , “YouH859 caredH2347 aboutH5921 the plantH7021 , whichH834 you neitherH3808 tendedH5998 norH3808 made growH1431 . It sprang upH1961 in a nightH1121 (H3915) and perishedH6 in a nightH1121 (H3915) .
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εγωegōЯIP-NS
δεdeжеbutPRT
ουou[разве] неnotADV
φεισομαιpheisomaiпожалеюwill spareV-FMI-1S
υπερuperоoverPREP
νινευηnineuēНиневииNinevehN-GSF
τηςtēstheT-GSF
πολεωςpoleōsгородеcityN-GSF
τηςtēstheT-GSF
μεγαληςmegalēsбольшомgreatA-GSF
ενenвinPREP
ηēкоторомwhichR-DSF
κατοικουσινkatoikousinобитаютdwellV-PAI-3P
πλειουςpleiousбольшеmoreA-NPM
ηēчемthanCONJ
δωδεκαdōdekaдвенадцатьtwelveN-NUI
μυριαδεςmuriadesдесятков тысячmyriadsN-NPF
ανθρωπωνanthrōpōnлюдейof menN-GPM
οιτινεςoitinesкоторыеwhoRI-NPM
ουκoukнеnotADV
εγνωσανegnōsanузналиknewV-AAI-3P
δεξιανdexianправую [руку]right handA-ASF
αυτωνautōnихof themD-GPM
ηēилиorCONJ
αριστερανaristeranлевую [руку]left handA-ASF
αυτωνautōnихof themD-GPM
καιkaiиandCONJ
κτηνηktēnē[крупный] скотcattleN-NPN
πολλαpollaмногийmanyA-NPN
LXXe(Brenton)and shall not I spare Nineve, the great city, in which dwell more than twelve myriads of human beings, who do not know their right hand or their left hand; and [also] much cattle?
BSB(Yahweh)So should IH589 notH3808 careH2347 aboutH5921 the greatH1419 cityH5892 of NinevehH5210 , whichH834 hasH3426 more thanH7235 120,000H8147 (H6240) (H7239) peopleH120 whoH834 cannotH3808 tellH3045 (H996) their right handH3225 from their leftH8040 , and manyH7227 cattle as wellH929 ?”
Greek text and grammar: the Septuagint as taken from the theWord / MySword module (LXX-WH+); lower case and unaccented, as the module has it. English: Oleksii Vynokurov's interlinear, www.bible.in.ua (CC BY-NC 4.0); where it has none, Strong's dictionary. Transliteration is generated here. Verse numbers follow the English Old Testament. Russian glosses: Oleksii Vynokurov, www.bible.in.ua (CC BY-NC 4.0); his Strong's numbers from TAGNT and TAHOT (STEPBible.org, CC BY 4.0), lxx-morph (OpenScriptorium, CC BY 4.0) and CATSS.