Commit
ko-mit: Used in two senses:
(1) To give in charge or entrust: sm, to put (Job 5:8); galal, to roll (Psa 37:5; Pro 16:3); pakadh, to give, in charge (Psa 31:5 the King James Version; compare Luk 23:46); tthemi, committed to us (the Revised Version, margin placed in us) the word of reconciliation (2Co 5:19); , paratheke, that which I have committed unto him (2Ti 1:12; the Revised Version, margin that which he hath committed unto me, Greek my deposit); that which is committed unto thee (1Ti 6:20, Greek the deposit); that good thing, etc. (2Ti 1:14, Greek the good deposit).
(2) To do or practice (evil): prasso commit such things (Rom 1:32, the Revised Version (British and American) practice; compare Rom 2:2). In 1Jo 3:4, 1Jo 3:8 doeth sin (poieo, the King James Version committeth sin) shows that it is not committing a single sin that is in view, but sinful practice.