G26 — Agape (Love)
Greek agape, with New Testament and Septuagint usage links where indexed.
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G2962 — Kyrios (Lord)
Greek kyrios, a major New Testament and Septuagint word-study bridge.
H7225 — Reshith (Beginning)
Hebrew reshith, the word behind “beginning” in Genesis 1:1 and other Old Testament usages.
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| Number | Word | Definition | Usages | Range |
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G901 — bathus
Greek
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βαθύς (bathus)
bathus
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bathus (bath-oos') adj. 1. profound (as going down) {literally or figuratively} | 28 | G1-G1000 |
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G902 — baion
Greek
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βαΐον (baion)
baion
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baion (bai"'-on) n. 1. a palm twig (as going out far) [a diminutive of a derivative probably of the base of G939] | 2 | G1-G1000 |
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G903 — Balaam
Greek
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Βαλαάμ (Balaam)
Balaam
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Balaam (bal-ah-am') n/p. 1. Balaam, a Mesopotamian 2. (symbolically) a false teacher loving unrighteousness and immorality | 59 | G1-G1000 |
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G904 — Balak
Greek
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Βαλάκ (Balak)
Balak
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Balak (bal-ak') n/p. 1. Balak, a Moabite [of Hebrew origin (H1111)] | 49 | G1-G1000 |
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G905 — balantion
Greek
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βαλάντιον (balantion)
balantion
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balantion (bal-an'-tee-on) n. 1. a pouch (for money) [probably remotely from G906 (as a depository)] | 8 | G1-G1000 |
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G906 — ballo
Greek
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βάλλω (ballo)
ballo
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ballo (bal'-lo) v. 1. to throw {in various applications, more or less violent or intense} | 157 | G1-G1000 |
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G907 — baptizo
Greek
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βαπτίζω (baptizo)
baptizo
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baptizo (bap-tid'-zo) v. 1. to immerse, submerge 2. to make whelmed or soaked (i.e. fully wet) | 69 | G1-G1000 |
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G908 — baptisma
Greek
|
βάπτισμα (baptisma)
baptisma
|
baptisma (bap'-tis-mah) n. 1. immersion (technically or figuratively) [from G907] | 22 | G1-G1000 |
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G909 — baptismos
Greek
|
βαπτισμός (baptismos)
baptismos
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baptismos (bap-tis-mos') n. 1. ceremonial washing as a ritual [from G907] | 4 | G1-G1000 |
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G910 — Baptistes
Greek
|
Βαπτιστής (Baptistes)
Baptistes
|
Baptistes (bap-tis-tace') n/p. 1. a "baptizer" (immerser), as an epithet of Christ's forerunner, John [from G907] | 14 | G1-G1000 |
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G911 — bapto
Greek
|
βάπτω (bapto)
bapto
|
bapto (bap'-to) v. 1. (literally) to dip (in water), i.e. cover completely with a fluid 2. (in the New Testament only in a qualified or special sense) to moisten (a part of one's person) | 21 | G1-G1000 |
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G912 — Barabbas
Greek
|
Βαραββᾶς (Barabbas)
Barabbas
|
Barabbas (bar-ab-bas`) n/p. 1. son of Abba 2. Bar-abbas, an Israelite | 10 | G1-G1000 |
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G913 — Barak
Greek
|
Βαράκ (Barak)
Barak
|
Barak (bar-ak') n/p. 1. Barak, an Israelite [of Hebrew origin (H1301)] | 14 | G1-G1000 |
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G914 — Barachias
Greek
|
Βαραχίας (Barachias)
Barachias
|
Barachias (bar-akh-ee'-as) n/p. 1. Barachias (i.e. Berechijah), an Israelite [of Hebrew origin (H1296)] | 12 | G1-G1000 |
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G915 — barbaros
Greek
|
βάρβαρος (barbaros)
barbaros
|
barbaros (bar'-bar-os) adj. 1. a foreigner (i.e. non-Greek) [of uncertain derivation] | 12 | G1-G1000 |
|
G916 — bareo
Greek
|
βαρέω (bareo)
bareo
|
bareo (bar-eh'-o) v. 1. to weigh down (figuratively) [from G926] | 7 | G1-G1000 |
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G917 — bareos
Greek
|
βαρέως (bareos)
bareos
|
bareos (bar-eh'-oce) adv. 1. heavily (figuratively) [adverb from G926] | 7 | G1-G1000 |
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G918 — Bartholomaios
Greek
|
Βαρθολομαῖος (Bartholomaios)
Bartholomaios
|
Bartholomaios (bar-thol-om-ai`-os) n/p. 1. son of Tolmai 2. Bar-tholomoeus, a Christian apostle | 4 | G1-G1000 |
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G919 — Bariesous
Greek
|
Βαριησοῦς (Bariesous)
Bariesous
|
Bariesous (bar-ee-ay-sous`) n/p. 1. son of Jesus (or Joshua) 2. Bar-jesus, an Israelite | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G920 — Barionas
Greek
|
Βαριωνᾶς (Barionas)
Barionas
|
Barionas (bar-ee-o-nas`) n/p. 1. son of Jonas (or Jonah) 2. Bar-jonas, an Israelite | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G921 — Barnabas
Greek
|
Βαρνάβας (Barnabas)
Barnabas
|
Barnabas (bar-nab'-as) n/p. 1. son of Nabas (i.e. prophecy) 2. Barnabas, an Israelite | 28 | G1-G1000 |
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G922 — baros
Greek
|
βάρος (baros)
baros
|
baros (bar'-os) n. 1. weight 2. (figuratively, N.T. only) a load, abundance, authority | 19 | G1-G1000 |
|
G923 — Barsabas
Greek
|
Βαρσαβᾶς (Barsabas)
Barsabas
|
Barsabas (bar-sab-as`) n/p. 1. son of Sabas (or Tsaba) 2. Bar-sabas, the name of two Israelites | 2 | G1-G1000 |
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G924 — Bartimaios
Greek
|
Βαρτιμαῖος (Bartimaios)
Bartimaios
|
Bartimaios (bar-ti-mai`-os) n/p. 1. son of Timoeus (or the unclean) 2. Bar-timoeus, an Israelite | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G925 — baruno
Greek
|
βαρύνω (baruno)
baruno
|
baruno (bar-oo'-no) v. 1. to burden (figuratively) [from G926] | 45 | G1-G1000 |
|
G926 — barus
Greek
|
βαρύς (barus)
barus
|
barus (bar-ooce') adj. 1. weighty 2. (figuratively) burdensome, grave | 48 | G1-G1000 |
|
G927 — barutimos
Greek
|
βαρύτιμος (barutimos)
barutimos
|
barutimos (bar-oo'-tim-os) adj. 1. highly valuable [from G926 and G5092] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G928 — basanizo
Greek
|
βασανίζω (basanizo)
basanizo
|
basanizo (bas-an-id'-zo) v. 1. to torture [from G931] | 39 | G1-G1000 |
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G929 — basanismos
Greek
|
βασανισμός (basanismos)
basanismos
|
basanismos (bas-an-is-mos') n. 1. torture [from G928] | 7 | G1-G1000 |
|
G930 — basanistes
Greek
|
βασανιστής (basanistes)
basanistes
|
basanistes (bas-an-is-tace') n. 1. a torturer [from G928] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G931 — basanos
Greek
|
βάσανος (basanos)
basanos
|
basanos (bas'-an-os) n. 1. a touchstone used to test the purity of gold 2. (generally) a test to prove the genuineness of a thing | 66 | G1-G1000 |
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G932
Greek
|
βασιλεία
|
basileia (bas-il-ei'-ah) n. 1. (properly) royalty 2. (abstractly) rule | 484 | G1-G1000 |
|
G933 — basileion
Greek
|
βασίλειον (basileion)
basileion
|
basileion (bas-il'-ei-on) adj. 1. a palace [neuter of G934] | 14 | G1-G1000 |
|
G934 — basileios
Greek
|
βασίλειος (basileios)
basileios
|
basileios (bas-il'-ei-os) adj. 1. kingly (in nature) [from G935] | 6 | G1-G1000 |
|
G935 — basileus
Greek
|
βασιλεύς (basileus)
basileus
|
basileus (bas-il-yooce') n. 1. a sovereign (king, emperor, ruler) {abstractly, relatively, or figuratively} | 2,572 | G1-G1000 |
|
G936 — basileuo
Greek
|
βασιλεύω (basileuo)
basileuo
|
basileuo (bas-il-yoo'-o) v. 1. to rule {literally or figuratively} | 327 | G1-G1000 |
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G937 — basilikos
Greek
|
βασιλικός (basilikos)
basilikos
|
basilikos (bas-il-ee-kos') adj. 1. regal (in relation) 2. (literally) belonging to (or befitting) the sovereign (as land, dress, or a courtier) | 38 | G1-G1000 |
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G938 — basilissa
Greek
|
βασίλισσα (basilissa)
basilissa
|
basilissa (bas-il'-is-sah) n. 1. a queen [feminine from G936] | 39 | G1-G1000 |
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G939 — basis
Greek
|
βάσις (basis)
basis
|
basis (bas'-ece) n. 1. a pace ("base") 2. (by implication) the foot | 61 | G1-G1000 |
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G940 — baskaino
Greek
|
βασκαίνω (baskaino)
baskaino
|
baskaino (bas-kai'-no) v. 1. to malign 2. (by extension) to fascinate (by false representations) | 5 | G1-G1000 |
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G941 — bastazo
Greek
|
βαστάζω (bastazo)
bastazo
|
bastazo (bas-tad'-zo) v. 1. to lift 2. (figuratively) endure, declare, sustain, receive, etc. | 32 | G1-G1000 |
|
G942 — batos
Greek
|
βάτος (batos)
batos
|
batos (bat'-os) n. 1. a brier shrub [of uncertain derivation] | 10 | G1-G1000 |
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G943 — batos
Greek
|
βάτος (batos)
batos
|
batos (bat'-os) n. 1. a bath, or measure for liquids [of Hebrew origin (H1324)] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G944 — batrachos
Greek
|
βάτραχος (batrachos)
batrachos
|
batrachos (bat'-rakh-os) n. 1. a frog [of uncertain derivation] | 15 | G1-G1000 |
|
G945 — battologeo
Greek
|
βαττολογέω (battologeo)
battologeo
|
battologeo (bat-tol-og-eh'-o) v. 1. to stutter 2. (by implication) to talk repetitiously and tediously | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G946 — bdelugma
Greek
|
βδέλυγμα (bdelugma)
bdelugma
|
bdelugma (bdel'-oog-mah) n. 1. a detestation 2. (specially) idolatry | 120 | G1-G1000 |
|
G947 — bdeluktos
Greek
|
βδελυκτός (bdeluktos)
bdeluktos
|
bdeluktos (bdel-ook-tos') adj. 1. detestable 2. (specially) idolatrous | 3 | G1-G1000 |
|
G948 — bdelusso
Greek
|
βδελύσσω (bdelusso)
bdelusso
|
bdelusso (bdel-oos'-so) v. 1. to be disgusted 2. (by implication) detest (especially of idolatry) | 46 | G1-G1000 |
|
G949 — bebaios
Greek
|
βέβαιος (bebaios)
bebaios
|
bebaios (beb'-ai-os) adj. 1. firm, steadfast, stable {literally or figuratively} | 13 | G1-G1000 |
|
G950 — bebaioo
Greek
|
βεβαιόω (bebaioo)
bebaioo
|
bebaioo (beb-ai-oh'-o) v. 1. to make firm, steadfast 2. (figuratively) to confirm | 10 | G1-G1000 |
|
G951 — bebaiosis
Greek
|
βεβαίωσις (bebaiosis)
bebaiosis
|
bebaiosis (beb-ai'-o-sis) n. 1. a confirmation [from G950] | 4 | G1-G1000 |
|
G952 — bebelos
Greek
|
βέβηλος (bebelos)
bebelos
|
bebelos (beb'-ay-los) adj. 1. accessible (as by crossing the door-way) 2. (by implication, of Jewish notions) profane, heathenish, wicked | 16 | G1-G1000 |
|
G953 — bebeloo
Greek
|
βεβηλόω (bebeloo)
bebeloo
|
bebeloo (beb-ay-loh'-o) v. 1. to profane, desecrate [from G952] | 85 | G1-G1000 |
|
G954 — Beelzeboul
Greek
|
Βεελζεβούλ (Beelzeboul)
Beelzeboul
|
Beelzeboul (beh-el-zeb-oul') n/p. 1. dung-god 2. Beelzebul, a name of Satan | 7 | G1-G1000 |
|
G955 — Belial
Greek
|
Βελίαλ (Belial)
Belial
|
Belial (bel-ee'-al) n/p. 1. worthlessness 2. Belial, as an epithet of Satan | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G956 — belos
Greek
|
βέλος (belos)
belos
|
belos (bel'-os) n. 1. a missile, i.e. spear or arrow [from G906] | 40 | G1-G1000 |
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G957 — beltion
Greek
|
βελτίον (beltion)
beltion
|
beltion (bel-tee'-on) adv. 1. better [neuter of a compound of a derivative of G906 (used for the comparative of G18)] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G958 — Beniamin
Greek
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Βενιαμίν (Beniamin)
Beniamin
|
Beniamin (ben-ee-am-een') n/p. 1. Benjamin, an Israelite [of Hebrew origin (H1144)] | 171 | G1-G1000 |
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G959 — Bernike
Greek
|
Βερνίκη (Bernike)
Bernike
|
Bernike (ber-nee'-kay) n/p. 1. victorious 2. Bernice, a member of the Herodian family | 3 | G1-G1000 |
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G960 — Beroia
Greek
|
Βέροια (Beroia)
Beroia
|
Beroia (ber'-oy-ah) n/l. 1. Beroea, a place in Macedonia [perhaps a provincial from a derivative of G4008 (Peroea, i.e. the region beyond the coast-line)] | 3 | G1-G1000 |
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G961 — Beroiaios
Greek
|
Βεροιαῖος (Beroiaios)
Beroiaios
|
Beroiaios (ber-oy-ai`-os) adj/g. 1. a Beroeoean or native of Beroea [from G960] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G962 — Bethabara
Greek
|
Βηθαβαρά (Bethabara)
Bethabara
|
Bethabara (bay-thab-ar-ah') n/l. 1. ferry-house 2. Bethabara (i.e. Bethabarah), a place on the Jordan | 2 | G1-G1000 |
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G963 — Bethania
Greek
|
Βηθανία (Bethania)
Bethania
|
Bethania (bay-than-ee'-ah) n/l. 1. date-house 2. Beth-any, a place in Israel | 11 | G1-G1000 |
|
G964 — Bethesda
Greek
|
Βηθεσδά (Bethesda)
Bethesda
|
Bethesda (bay-thes-dah') n/l. 1. house of kindness 2. Beth-esda, a pool in Jerusalem | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G965 — Bethleem
Greek
|
Βηθλεέμ (Bethleem)
Bethleem
|
Bethleem (bayth-leh-em') n/l. 1. Bethleem (i.e. Beth-lechem), a place in Israel [of Hebrew origin (H1036)] | 20 | G1-G1000 |
|
G966 — Bethsaida
Greek
|
Βηθσαϊδά (Bethsaida)
Bethsaida
|
Bethsaida (bayth-sai"-dah') n/l. 1. fishing-house 2. Bethsaida, a place in Israel | 7 | G1-G1000 |
|
G967 — Bethphage
Greek
|
Βηθφαγή (Bethphage)
Bethphage
|
Bethphage (bayth-fag-ay') n/l. 1. fig-house 2. Beth-phage, a place in Israel | 3 | G1-G1000 |
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G968 — bema
Greek
|
βῆμα (bema)
bema
|
bema (bay`-ma) n. 1. a step, i.e. foot-breadth 2. (by implication) a raised platform for public speaking (rostrum), i.e. a tribunal | 18 | G1-G1000 |
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G969 — berullos
Greek
|
βήρυλλος (berullos)
berullos
|
berullos (bay'-rool-los) n. 1. a "beryl" 2. a mineral of great hardness usually of blue or bluish green, but also yellow, pink, and white. (i.e. aquamarine and emerald) | 1 | G1-G1000 |
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G970 — bia
Greek
|
βία (bia)
bia
|
bia (bee'-ah) n. 1. force, strength {physical or mental} | 31 | G1-G1000 |
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G971
Greek
|
βιάζεται
|
biazo (bee-ad'-zo) v. 1. to force 2. (reflexively) to crowd oneself (into) | 18 | G1-G1000 |
|
G972 — biaios
Greek
|
βίαιος (biaios)
biaios
|
biaios (bee'-ai-os) adj. 1. violent [from G970] | 13 | G1-G1000 |
|
G973
Greek
|
βιασταὶ
|
biastes (bee-as-tace') n. 1. a forcer 2. (figuratively) energetic | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G974 — bibliaridion
Greek
|
βιβλιαρίδιον (bibliaridion)
bibliaridion
|
bibliaridion (bib-lee-ar-id'-ee-on) n. 1. a little scroll 2. a booklet | 4 | G1-G1000 |
|
G975 — biblion
Greek
|
βιβλίον (biblion)
biblion
|
biblion (bib-lee'-on) n. 1. a roll [a diminutive of G976] | 196 | G1-G1000 |
|
G976 — biblos
Greek
|
βίβλος (biblos)
biblos
|
biblos (bib'-los) n. 1. (properly) the inner bark of the papyrus plant 2. (by implication) a scroll or sheet of writing | 40 | G1-G1000 |
|
G977 — bibrosko
Greek
|
βιβρώσκω (bibrosko)
bibrosko
|
bibrosko (bib-ro'-sko) v. 1. to eat [a reduplicated and prolonged form of an obsolete primary verb (perhaps causative of G1006)] | 42 | G1-G1000 |
|
G978 — Bithunia
Greek
|
Βιθυνία (Bithunia)
Bithunia
|
Bithunia (bee-thoo-nee'-ah) n/l. 1. Bithynia, a region of Asia [of uncertain derivation] | 2 | G1-G1000 |
|
G979 — bios
Greek
|
βίος (bios)
bios
|
bios (bee'-os) n. 1. natural, physical life 2. (literally) the present state of bodily existence | 78 | G1-G1000 |
|
G980 — bioo
Greek
|
βιόω (bioo)
bioo
|
bioo (bee-oh'-o) v. 1. to spend bodily existence [from G979] | 8 | G1-G1000 |
|
G981 — biosis
Greek
|
βίωσις (biosis)
biosis
|
biosis (bee'-o-sis) n. 1. living (physically, bodily) 2. (properly) the act of living | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G982 — biotikos
Greek
|
βιωτικός (biotikos)
biotikos
|
biotikos (bee-o-tee-kos') adj. 1. relating to the present bodily existence [from a derivative of G980] | 3 | G1-G1000 |
|
G983 — blaberos
Greek
|
βλαβερός (blaberos)
blaberos
|
blaberos (blab-er-os') adj. 1. injurious [from G984] | 2 | G1-G1000 |
|
G984 — blapto
Greek
|
βλάπτω (blapto)
blapto
|
blapto (blap'-to) v. 1. (properly) to hinder 2. (by implication) to injure | 8 | G1-G1000 |
|
G985 — blastano
Greek
|
βλαστάνω (blastano)
blastano
|
blastano (blas-tan'-o) v. 1. to germinate 2. (by implication) to yield fruit | 12 | G1-G1000 |
|
G986 — Blastos
Greek
|
Βλάστος (Blastos)
Blastos
|
Blastos (blas'-tos) n/p. 1. Blastus, an officer of Herod Agrippa [perhaps the same as the base of G985] | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G987 — blasphemeo
Greek
|
βλασφημέω (blasphemeo)
blasphemeo
|
blasphemeo (blas-fay-meh'-o) v. 1. to vilify 2. (specially) to speak irreverently | 43 | G1-G1000 |
|
G988 — blasphemia
Greek
|
βλασφημία (blasphemia)
blasphemia
|
blasphemia (blas-fay-mee'-ah) n. 1. vilification (especially against God) [from G989] | 25 | G1-G1000 |
|
G989 — blasphemos
Greek
|
βλάσφημος (blasphemos)
blasphemos
|
blasphemos (blas'-fay-mos) adj. 1. scurrilious, i.e. calumnious (against men) 2. (specially) irreverent (against God) | 11 | G1-G1000 |
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G990 — blemma
Greek
|
βλέμμα (blemma)
blemma
|
blemma (blem'-mah) n. 1. vision (properly, concrete) 2. (by implication, abstract) | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G991
Greek
|
βλέπων
|
blepo (blep'-o) v. 1. to look at {literally or figuratively} | 232 | G1-G1000 |
|
G992 — bleteos
Greek
|
βλητέος (bleteos)
bleteos
|
bleteos (blay-teh'-os) adj. 1. fit to be cast (i.e. applied) [from G906] | 2 | G1-G1000 |
|
G993 — Boanerges
Greek
|
Βοανεργές (Boanerges)
Boanerges
|
Boanerges (bo-an-erg-es') n/p. 1. sons of commotion 2. Boanerges, an epithet of two of the apostles | 1 | G1-G1000 |
|
G994 — boao
Greek
|
βοάω (boao)
boao
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boao (bo-ah'-o) v. 1. to cry, i.e. shout (for help or in a tumultuous way) [apparently a prolonged form of a primary verb] | 148 | G1-G1000 |
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G995 — boe
Greek
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βοή (boe)
boe
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boe (bo-ay') n. 1. a cry (or call) for aid, etc. [from G994] | 15 | G1-G1000 |
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G996 — boetheia
Greek
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βοήθεια (boetheia)
boetheia
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boetheia (bo-ay'-thei-ah) n. 1. aid 2. (specially) a rope or chain for frapping a vessel | 68 | G1-G1000 |
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G997 — boetheo
Greek
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βοηθέω (boetheo)
boetheo
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boetheo (bo-ay-theh'-o) v. 1. to aid or relieve [from G998] | 105 | G1-G1000 |
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G998 — boethos
Greek
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βοηθός (boethos)
boethos
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boethos (bo-ay-thos') n. 1. a helper that gives aid or relief in time of distress [from G995 and theo "to run"] | 56 | G1-G1000 |
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G999 — bothunos
Greek
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βόθυνος (bothunos)
bothunos
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bothunos (both'-oo-nos) n. 1. a hole (in the ground) 2. (specially) a cistern | 12 | G1-G1000 |
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G1000 — bole
Greek
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βολή (bole)
bole
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bole (bol-ay') n. 1. a throw (as a measure of distance) [from G906] | 4 | G1-G1000 |
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G1001 — bolizo
Greek
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βολίζω (bolizo)
bolizo
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bolizo (bol-id'-zo) v. 1. to heave the lead 2. (concretely) to measure the depth of the sea (i.e. to sound) | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1002 — bolis
Greek
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βολίς (bolis)
bolis
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bolis (bol-ece') n. 1. a missile, i.e. javelin [from G906] | 15 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1003 — Booz
Greek
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Βοόζ (Booz)
Booz
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Booz (boh-oz') n/p. 1. Booz, (i.e. Boaz), an Israelite [of Hebrew origin (H1162)] | 26 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1004 — borboros
Greek
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βόρβορος (borboros)
borboros
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borboros (bor'-bor-os) n. 1. mud [of uncertain derivation] | 2 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1005 — borrhas
Greek
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βορῥᾶς (borrhas)
borrhas
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borrhas (bor-rhas`) n. 1. the north (properly, wind) [of uncertain derivation] | 142 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1006 — bosko
Greek
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βόσκω (bosko)
bosko
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bosko (bos'-ko) v. 1. to pasture 2. (by extension) to feed with fodder | 33 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1007 — Bosor
Greek
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Βοσόρ (Bosor)
Bosor
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Bosor (bos-or') n/p. 1. Bosor (i.e. Beor), a Moabite [of Hebrew origin (H1160)] | 14 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1008 — botane
Greek
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βοτάνη (botane)
botane
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botane (bot-an'-ay) n. 1. herbage (as if for grazing) [from G1006] | 16 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1009 — botrus
Greek
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βότρυς (botrus)
botrus
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botrus (bot'-rooce) n. 1. a bunch (of grapes) [of uncertain derivation] | 14 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1010 — bouleutes
Greek
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βουλευτής (bouleutes)
bouleutes
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bouleutes (boul-yoo-tace') n. 1. an adviser 2. (specially) a councillor or member of the Jewish Sanhedrin | 4 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1011 — bouleuo
Greek
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βουλεύω (bouleuo)
bouleuo
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bouleuo (boul-yoo'-o) v. 1. to advise 2. (reflexively) deliberate | 84 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1012 — boule
Greek
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βουλή (boule)
boule
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boule (bou-lay') n. 1. volition, the act of willing or resolving 2. (objectively) advice | 165 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1013 — boulema
Greek
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βούλημα (boulema)
boulema
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boulema (bou'-lay-mah) n. 1. a resolve [from G1014] | 4 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1014 — boulomai
Greek
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βούλομαι (boulomai)
boulomai
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boulomai (bou'-lom-ai) v. 1. to "will" or resolve 2. (reflexively) be willing | 147 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1015 — bounos
Greek
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βουνός (bounos)
bounos
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bounos (bou-nos') n. 1. a hillock [probably of foreign origin] | 87 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1016 — bous
Greek
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βοῦς (bous)
bous
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bous (bous`) n. 1. an ox (as grazing), i.e. an animal of that species ("beef") [probably from the base of G1006] | 170 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1017 — brabeion
Greek
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βραβεῖον (brabeion)
brabeion
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brabeion (brab-ei`-on) n. 1. an award (of arbitration) 2. (specially) a prize in the public games | 2 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1018 — brabeuo
Greek
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βραβεύω (brabeuo)
brabeuo
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brabeuo (brab-yoo'-o) v. 1. to arbitrate 2. (genitive case) to govern | 2 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1019 — braduno
Greek
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βραδύνω (braduno)
braduno
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braduno (brad-oo'-no) v. 1. to delay [from G1021] | 6 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1020 — braduploeo
Greek
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βραδυπλοέω (braduploeo)
braduploeo
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braduploeo (brad-oo-plo-eh'-o) v. 1. to sail slowly [from G1021 and a prolonged form of G4126] | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1021 — bradus
Greek
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βραδύς (bradus)
bradus
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bradus (brad-ooce') adj. 1. slow 2. (figuratively) dull | 2 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1022 — bradutes
Greek
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βραδύτης (bradutes)
bradutes
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bradutes (brad-oo'-tace) n. 1. tardiness [from G1021] | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1023 — brachion
Greek
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βραχίων (brachion)
brachion
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brachion (brakh-ee'-own) n. 1. the arm 2. (figuratively) strength | 113 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1024 — brachus
Greek
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βραχύς (brachus)
brachus
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brachus (brakh-ooce') adj. 1. short {of time, place, quantity, or number} | 24 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1025 — brephos
Greek
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βρέφος (brephos)
brephos
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brephos (bref'-os) n. 1. an infant, (properly) unborn {literally or figuratively} | 14 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1026 — brecho
Greek
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βρέχω (brecho)
brecho
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brecho (brekh'-o) v. 1. to moisten (especially by a shower) [a primary verb] | 18 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1027 — bronte
Greek
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βροντή (bronte)
bronte
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bronte (bron-tay') n. 1. thunder [akin to bremo "to roar"] | 19 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1028 — broche
Greek
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βροχή (broche)
broche
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broche (brokh-ay') n. 1. rain [from G1026] | 4 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1029 — brochos
Greek
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βρόχος (brochos)
brochos
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brochos (brokh'-os) n. 1. a noose [of uncertain derivation] | 5 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1030 — brugmos
Greek
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βρυγμός (brugmos)
brugmos
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brugmos (broog-mos') n. 1. a grating (of the teeth) [from G1031] | 9 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1031 — brucho
Greek
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βρύχω (brucho)
brucho
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brucho (broo'-kho) v. 1. to grate the teeth (in pain or rage) [a primary verb] | 6 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1032 — bruo
Greek
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βρύω (bruo)
bruo
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bruo (broo'-o) v. 1. to swell out 2. (by implication) to gush | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1033 — broma
Greek
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βρῶμα (broma)
broma
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broma (bro`-mah) n. 1. food 2. (ceremonially) especially articles allowed or forbidden by the Jewish law | 83 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1034 — brosimos
Greek
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βρώσιμος (brosimos)
brosimos
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brosimos (bro'-sim-os) adj. 1. edible [from G1035] | 4 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1035 — brosis
Greek
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βρῶσις (brosis)
brosis
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brosis (bro`-sis) n. 1. (abstractly) eating 2. (by extension, concretely) food | 46 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1036 — buthizo
Greek
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βυθίζω (buthizo)
buthizo
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buthizo (boo-thid'-zo) v. 1. to sink 2. (by implication) to drown | 3 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1037 — buthos
Greek
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βυθός (buthos)
buthos
|
buthos (boo-thos') n. 1. depth 2. (by implication) the sea | 7 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1038 — burseus
Greek
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βυρσεύς (burseus)
burseus
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burseus (boorce-yooce') n. 1. a tanner [from bursa "a hide"] | 3 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1039 — bussinos
Greek
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βύσσινος (bussinos)
bussinos
|
bussinos (boos'-see-nos) adj. 1. made of linen (neuter a linen cloth) [from G1040] | 14 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1040 — bussos
Greek
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βύσσος (bussos)
bussos
|
bussos (boos'-sos) n. 1. white linen [of Hebrew origin (H948)] | 40 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1041 — bomos
Greek
|
βῶμος (bomos)
bomos
|
bomos (bo`-mos) n. 1. (properly) a stand 2. (specially) an altar | 44 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1042 — gabbatha
Greek
|
γαββαθά (gabbatha)
gabbatha
|
gabbatha (gab-bath-ah') n. 1. the knoll 2. gabbatha, a vernacular term for the Roman tribunal in Jerusalem | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1043 — Gabriel
Greek
|
Γαβριήλ (Gabriel)
Gabriel
|
Gabriel (gab-ree-ale') n/p. 1. Gabriel, an archangel [of Hebrew origin (H1403)] | 6 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1044 — gaggraina
Greek
|
γάγγραινα (gaggraina)
gaggraina
|
gaggraina (gang'-grai-nah) n. 1. an ulcer, ("gangrene") [from graino "to gnaw"] | 1 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1045 — Gad
Greek
|
Γάδ (Gad)
Gad
|
Gad (gad') n/p. 1. Gad, a tribe of Israelites [of Hebrew origin (H1410)] | 79 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1046 — Gadarenos
Greek
|
Γαδαρηνός (Gadarenos)
Gadarenos
|
Gadarenos (gad-ar-ay-nos') adj/g. 1. a Gadarene or inhabitant of Gadara [from Gadara (a town east of the Jordan)] | 3 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1047 — gaza
Greek
|
γάζα (gaza)
gaza
|
gaza (gad'-zah) n. 1. a treasure [of foreign origin] | 7 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1048 — Gaza
Greek
|
Γάζα (Gaza)
Gaza
|
Gaza (gad'-zah) n/l. 1. Gazah (i.e. Azzah), a place in Israel [of Hebrew origin (H5804)] | 21 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1049 — gazophulakion
Greek
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γαζοφυλάκιον (gazophulakion)
gazophulakion
|
gazophulakion (gad-zof-oo-lak'-ee-on) n. 1. a treasure-house, i.e. a court in the temple for the collection-boxes [from G1047 and G5438] | 29 | G1001-G2000 |
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G1050 — Gaios
Greek
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Γάϊος (Gaios)
Gaios
|
Gaios (gah'-ee"-os) n/p. 1. Gaius (i.e. Caius), a Christian [of Latin origin] | 5 | G1001-G2000 |
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- English: ho (ho) (including the feminine he hay, and the neuter to to in all their inflections) t. 1. the {sometimes to be supplied, at others omitted, in English idiom}
- English: kai (kai') conj. 1. and, also, even, so then, too, etc. {Often used in connection (or composition) with other particles or small words}
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- English: aher (ash-er') p/r. 1. who, which, what, that 2. (as adverb) when, where, how
- English: amar (aw-mar') v. 1. to say (used with great latitude) [a primitive root]
- English: kol (kole) (or (Jeremiah 33:8)) n-m. 1. (properly) the whole 2. (hence) all, any or every (in the singular only, but often in a plural sense)
- English: el (ale) ((but only used in the shortened constructive form sel {el})) prep. 1. (properly) denoting motion towards, but occasionally used of a quiescent position, i.e. near, with or among 2. (often, g
- English: lo' (lo) (or lowi {lo} or loh (Deuteronomy 3:11)) adv. 1. (the simple or absolute negation) not 2. (by implication) no
- English: kiy (kee) conj. 1. (by implication) very widely used as a relative conjunction or adverb (as below) 2. often largely modified by other particles annexed
- English: ben (bane) n-m. 1. a son (as a builder of the family name), in the widest sense (of literal and figurative relationship, including grandson, subject, nation, quality or condition, etc., (like H0001 H0251, etc.)) [from H1129]
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