G3775–οὖς–ous

That thing that Y seie to you in derknessis, seie ye in the liyt; and preche ye on housis, that thing that ye heeren in the ere.

οὖς ous “ear”

He that hath eris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

He that hath eris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

for the herte of this puple is greetli fattid, and thei herden heuyli with eeris, and thei han closed her iyen, lest sumtime thei seen with iyen, and with eeris heeren, and vndirstonden in herte, and thei be conuertid, and Y heele hem.

ὠσὶν ōsin “ears”ὠσὶν ōsin “ears”

But youre iyen that seen ben blesside, and youre eeris that heren.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

Thanne iuste men schulen schyne as the sunne, in the rewme of her fadir. He that hath eeris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

And he seide, He that hath eeris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

If ony man haue eeris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

If ony man haue eeris of hering, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

And he took hym asidis fro the puple, and puttide hise fyngris in to hise eris; and he spetide, and touchide his tonge.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

Ye hauynge iyen, seen not, and ye hauynge eeris, heren not; nethir ye han mynde,

ὦτα ōta “ears”

For lo! as the voice of thi salutacioun was maad in myn eeris, the yong child gladide in ioye in my wombe.

ὦτά ōta “ears”

And he bigan to seie to hem, For in this dai this scripture is fulfillid in youre eeris.

ὠσὶν ōsin “hearing”

And othir fel in to good erthe, and it sprungun made an hundrid foold fruyt. He seide these thingis, and criede, He that hath eeris of heryng, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

Putte ye these wordis in youre hertis, for it is to come, that mannus sone be bitrayed in to the hondis of men.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

For whi tho thingis that ye han seid in derknessis, schulen be seid in liyt; and that that ye han spokun in eere in the couchis, schal be prechid in roofes.

οὖς ous “ear”

Nethir in erthe, nethir in donghille it is profitable, but it schal be cast out. He that hath eeris of herynge, here he.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

And oon of hem smoot the seruaunt of the prince of preestis, and kittide of his riyt eere.

οὖς ous “ear”

With hard nol, and vncircumcidid hertis and eris ye withstoden eueremore the Hooli Goost; and as youre fadris, so ye.

ὠσίν, ōsin “in ears,”

And thei crieden with a greet vois, and stoppiden her eris, and maden with o wille an assauyt in to hym.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

And the word cam to the eris of the chirche, that was at Jerusalem, on these thingis; and thei senten Barnabas to Antioche.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

For the herte of this puple is greetli fattid, and with eeris thei herden heuyli, and thei closiden togider her iyen, lest perauenture thei se with iyen, and with eeris here, and bi herte vndurstonde, and be conuertid, and Y hele hem.

ὠσὶν ōsin “ears”ὠσὶν ōsin “ears”

As it is writun, God yaf to hem a spirit of compunccioun, iyen that thei se not, and eeris, that thei here not, in to this dai.

ὦτα ōta “ears”

But as it is writun, That iye say not, ne eere herde, nether it stiede in to herte of man, what thingis God arayede to hem that louen hym;

οὖς ous “ear”

And if the ere seith, For Y am not the iye, Y am not of the bodi; not therfor it is not of the bodi.

οὖς· ous “ear;”