noun · feminine · G2250 · 389× in the NT
ἡ ἡμέρα
ας, ἡ
a day
Gloss
a day, the period from sunrise to sunset.
Forms
Endings and the sense of each form. NT counts are from the SBLGNT; generated slots fill a regular paradigm when the NT never uses that case.
Singular
- ἡμέρα‑αa daynominative singular23×
- ἡμέραν‑ανa dayaccusative singular58×
- ἡμέρας‑αςof a daygenitive singular59×
- ἡμέρᾳ‑ᾳto/for a daydative singular84×
- ἡμέρα‑αO dayvocative singular—
Plural
- ἡμέραι‑αιdaysnominative plural26×
- ἡμέρας‑αςdaysaccusative plural68×
- ἡμερῶν‑ωνof daysgenitive plural22×
- ἡμέραις‑αιςto/for daysdative plural49×
- ἡμέραι‑αιO daysvocative plural—
Where you’ll meet it
- New Testament
NT glosses follow Dodson’s public-domain lexicon, counted on the SBLGNT (MorphGNT). Attic and patristic notes are short reader-helps for Xenophon, Plato, and the pre-Nicene writers — not a substitute for LSJ.