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| 1 | Strong's Number: g1486 | Greek: etho |
Wont:
"to be accustomed," is used in the pluperfect tense (with imperfect meaning), eiotha, rendered "was wont" in Mat 27:15; Mar 10:1.
See CUSTOM, B, No. 2, MANNER, A, Note (1).
Notes:
(1) In Mar 15:8, "he was wont to do," RV, represents the imperfect tense of poieo, "to do" (AV, "he had ever done").
(2) In Luk 22:39, AV, ethos, "a custom," preceded by kata and the article, lit., "according to the (i.e., His) custom," is translated "as He was wont" (RV, "as His custom was"): see CUSTOM, A, No. 1.
(3) In Act 16:13 the AV, "was wont," translates the texts which have the Passive Voice of nomizo with its meaning "to hold by custom;" the RV, "we supposed," translates the texts which have the imperfect tense, Active, with the meaning "to consider, suppose."
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