Greek employs article + present participle (ὁ σπείρων) as substantive; Peshitta uses active participle ܙܪܘܥܐ with relative clause ܕܙܪܥ ('the sower who sows'); Vulgate uses relative pronoun + finite verb (Qui seminat). All three express identical semantics through distinct syntactic strategies for substantivizing the agent.