Greek New Testament concordance of the conjunction αλλα

Revelation 10:9

And I went unto the angel, and said unto him, Give me the little book. And he said unto me, Take [it,] and eat it up; and it shall make thy belly bitter, but it shall be in thy mouth sweet as honey.

και

and

απηλθον

I departed

προς

toward

τον

the

αγγελον

messenger

λεγων

saying

αυτω

to him

δος

you give

μοι

to me

το

the

βιβλιδαριον

tabloid

και

and

λεγει

he says

μοι

to me

λαβε

you take

και

and

καταφαγε

you eat up

αυτο

και

and

πικρανει

it will embitter

σου

of you

την

the

κοιλιαν

belly

αλλ

but

εν

in(to)

τω

to the

στοματι

to mouth

σου

of you

εσται

it will be

γλυκυ

sweet

ως

μελι

honey

Revelation 17:12

And the ten horns which thou sawest are ten kings, which have received no kingdom as yet; but receive power as kings one hour with the beast.

και

and

τα

the

δεκα

ten

κερατα

horns

which

ειδες

you saw

δεκα

ten

βασιλεις

kings

εισιν

they are

οιτινες

who

βασιλειαν

kingdom

ουπω

not yet

ελαβον

they took

αλλ

but

εξουσιαν

authority

ως

βασιλεις

kings

μιαν

one

ωραν

hour

λαμβανουσιν

they take

μετα

with(in)

του

of the

θηριου

of animal

Revelation 20:6

Blessed and holy [is] he that hath part in the first resurrection: on such the second death hath no power, but they shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years.

μακαριος

untouchable

και

and

αγιος

holy

the

εχων

having

μερος

part

εν

in(to)

τη

to the

αναστασει

to Rise

τη

to the

πρωτη

to first

επι

unto

τουτων

of these

the

δευτερος

second

θανατος

death

ουκ

not

εχει

it has

εξουσιαν

authority

αλλ

but

εσονται

they will be

ιερεις

priests

του

of the

θεου

of God

και

and

του

of the

χριστου

of Christ

και

and

βασιλευσουσιν

they will be kings

μετ

with(in)

αυτου

of him

χιλια

thousand

ετη

years

Greek New Testament concordance of the conjunction αλλα [Str-235], which occurs 639 times in the New Testament

This word does not inflect and thus stays the same in all contexts.

Source: https://www.abarim-publications.com/Concordance/I/c-235-7.html