learn

, esp. by inquiry: absol., , , ; c. acc. rei, (sc. ), , , , , ; seq. quaes. indir., ; , (, in l.); seq. , c. gen. rei, , ; , c. gen. pers., , ; , c. gen. pers., ; , c. dat. pers., ; "point" aorist (M, , 117), , seq. , ; c. acc. seq. , . to learn to ascertain I Co 14:31 I Ti 2:11 II Ti 3:7 Jo 7:15 Ro 16:17 I Co 14:35 Phl 4:9 II Ti 3:14 Re 14:3 Mt 9:13 Eph 4:20 Mt 24:32 Mk 13:28 Mt 11:29 Col 1:7 II Ti 3:14 I Co 4:6 Ac 23:27 Ga3:2 αὐτά Χριστόν ἀπό ἀπό παρά ἐν ὅτι ἀπό ICC Pr. by use and practice, , : c. inf. (Bl., § 69, 4), , ; id. c. nom, in pred. (Bl., § 72, 1), ; c. acc. rei seq. , ; (EV, ; Bl., § 73, 5; Field, , 210), .† to learn acquire the habit of be accustomed to I Ti 5:4 Tit 3:14 Phl 4:11 He 5:8 I Ti 5:13 ἀπό ἀργαὶ μανθάνουσιν they learn to be idle Notes

to learn (in any way)

learn, understand