συμπίνω
sumpinō
G4844
G:V
Greek
to drink with
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sumpino describes eating and drinking in company with someone after his resurrection.
The attested use describes chosen witnesses eating and drinking in company with him after he arose from the dead in Acts 10:41.
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Drinking in shared company · dominant
In Acts 10:41, the first-person plural aorist active indicative occurs in the statement about witnesses chosen by God who ate and drank with him after he arose from the dead. The APB renders the clause "to us who ate with and drank with him after he arose out from the dead."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 10:41, the APB presents the clause as "ate with and drank with him." That wording confirms the shared-meal setting without isolating each original-language term.