Greek Word Studies
Explore the original Greek vocabulary of the New Testament. Each word study includes definitions, morphology, occurrence data, and related terms.
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1,376 Greek words found.
Aarōn
“Aaron”
Abaddōn
“Abaddon”
abarēs
“not burdensome”
abasileutos
“independent”
abatoō
“to make impassable”
abatos
“impassable”
abba
“Abba”
Abel
“Abel”
Abia
“Abijah”
Abiathar
“Abiathar”
Abilēnē
“Abilene”
Abioud
“Abiud”
aboēthētos
“incurable”
aboulia
“thoughtlessness”
Abraam
“Abraham”
abrochia
“drought”
abussos
“abyss”
Achaia
“Achaia”
Achaikos
“Achaicus”
acharistos
“ungrateful”
achatēs
“agate”
Achaz
“Ahaz”
achei
“reed-grass”
Acheim
“Achim”
acheiropoiētos
“not man-made”
achlus
“mist”
achouch
“a thorn-bush”
achreioō
“to make worthless”
achreios
“worthless”
achrēstos
“useless”
achri
“until”
achuron
“chaff”
Adam
“Adam”
adamantinos
“adamantine”
adamas
“adamant”
adapanos
“free”
Adar
“Adar”
Addi
“Addi”
adeipnos
“supperless”
adēlos
“unclear”
adēlōs
“uncertainly”
adēlotēs
“uncertainty”
adelphē
“sister”
adelphidos
“a kinsman”
adelphos
“brother”
adelphotēs
“brotherhood”
adēmoneō
“be distressed”
adiakritos
“impartial”
adialeiptos
“continuous”
adialeiptōs
“unceasingly”
adialutos
“reinforced”
adiaphthoria
“unspoilable”
adikēma
“crime”
adikeō
“to harm”
adikia
“unrighteousness”
adikos
“unjust”
adikōs
“unjustly”
Admin
“Admin”
adō
“to sing”
adokimos
“failing”
adolescheō
“to meditate”
adoleschia
“meditation”
adolos
“pure”
adoxeō
“be despised”
Adramuttēnos
“Adramyttium”
Adrias
“Adriatic Sea”
adunamia
“powerlessness”
adunateō
“be impossible”
adunatos
“unable”
aēdia
“rancor”
aei
“always”
aenaos
“everlasting”
aēr
“air”
aergos
“idle”
aetos
“eagle”
Agabos
“Agabus”
agalliama
“a leap for joy”
agalliaō
“to rejoice”
agalliasis
“joy”
agalma
“a statue”
agamos
“unmarried”
aganakteō
“be indignant”
aganaktēsis
“indignation”
aganōth
“cups”
agapaō
“to love”
agapē
“love”
agapēsis
“affection”
agapētos
“beloved”
Agar
“Hagar”
agathoergeō
“to do good”
agathoō
“to do good”
agathopoieō
“to do good”
agathopoiia
“doing good”
agathopoios
“doing good”
agathos
“good”
agathōs
“fine”
agathōsunē
“goodness”
agathunō
“be better”
agchisteia
“right of inheritance”
agchisteuō
“to be kin”
agchisteus
“a relative”
agchō
“to squeeze”
age
“to lead”
agelē
“herd”
agenealogētos
“without genealogy”
agenēs
“lowly”
agkalē
“arm”
agkalis
“an arm”
agkistron
“fishhook”
agkōn
“an angle”
agkōniskos
“a joint”
agkulē
“a loop”
agkura
“anchor”
agnaphos
“unshrunk”
agnoēma
“error”
agnoeō
“be ignorant”
agnoia
“ignorance”
agnos
“pure”
agnōsia
“ignorance”
agnōstos
“unknown”
agō
“to bring”
agōgē
“self-conduct”
agōn
“fight”
agōnia
“a struggle”
agōnizomai
“to struggle”
agonos
“barren”
agora
“marketplace”
agoraios
“of the marketplace”
agorasmos
“a purchase”
agorazō
“to buy”
agra
“catch”
agrammatos
“unschooled”
agrauleō
“to live outside”
agreuō
“to catch”
agriainō
“be wild”
agrielaios
“wild olive tree”
agriobalanos
“holm oak”
agriomurikē
“tamarisk”
agrios
“wild”
Agrippas
“Agrippa”
agroikos
“rugged”
agros
“Field of”
agrōstis
“wild grass”
agrupneō
“be watchful”
agrupnia
“sleeplessness”
ahima
“blood”
ahimatekchusia
“bloodshed”
ahimōdiaō
“to have tooth-chills”
ahimorroeō
“to bleed”
ahireō
“to choose”
ahiresis
“sect”
ahiretikos
“schismatic”
ahiretizō
“to choose”
ahiretos
“preferred”
ahutou
“/him/herself”
aichmalōsia
“captivity”
aichmalōteuō
“to take captive”
aichmalōtis
“a captive”
aichmalōtizō
“to capture”
aichmalōtos
“captive”
aided
“acclamation”
aideomai
“to stand in awe”
aidios
“eternal”
aidoios
“genitals”
aidōs
“modesty”
aigeios
“goat's”
aigialos
“shore”
Aiguptios
“Egyptian”
Aiguptos
“Egypt”
ail
“a portal”
ailam
“porch”
ailammōn
“pediment”
ainē
“praise”
Aineas
“Aeneas”
aineō
“to praise”
ainesis
“praise”
ainetos
“praiseworthy”
ainigma
“obscure thing”
ainigmatistēs
“enigma speaker”
Ainōn
“Aenon”
ainos
“praise”
aiōn
“an age: age”
aiōnios
“eternal”
aiphnidios
“sudden”
aipolion
“a flock of goats”
aipolos
“a herder”
airō
“to take up”
aischrokerdēs
“greedy”
aischrokerdōs
“greedily”
aischrologia
“obscenity”
aischron
“shameful”
aischros
“shameful”
aischrōs
“disgracefully”
aischrotēs
“obscenity”
aischunē
“shame”
aischunō
“be ashamed”
aisthanomai
“to perceive”
aisthēsis
“insight”
aisthētērion
“sense”
aisthētikos
“sensitive”
aitēma
“request”
aiteō
“to ask”
aitēsis
“requesting”
aithalē
“soot”
Aithiops
“Ethiopian”
aithrios
“open air”
aitia
“cause/charge”
aitiama
“charge”
aitiaomai
“to blame”
aitiōma
“accusation”
aition
“reason for charge”
aitios
“causer”
aix
“a goat”
akaireō
“to lack opportunity”
akairōs
“unseasonably”
akakia
“innocence”
akakos
“innocent”
akan
“a thorn”
akantha
“a thorn”
akanthinos
“thorny”
akardios
“heartless”
akarpos
“unfruitful”
akatagnōstos
“beyond reproach”
akatakaluptos
“uncovered”
akatakritos
“uncondemned”
akatalutos
“indestructible”
akatapaustos
“unceasing”
akatapotos
“impotable”
akataschetos
“uncontrollable”
akataskeuastos
“unready”
akatastasia
“disorder”
akatastatos
“restless”
akatergastos
“unfinished”
akatharsia
“impurity”
akathartēs
“uncleanness”
akathartos
“unclean”
akaustos
“inextinguishable”
akēdia
“indifference”
akēdiaō
“be discouraged”
Akeldama
“Akeldama”
akeraios
“innocent”
akidōtos
“pointed”
akinētos
“fixed”
akis
“a point”
aklētos
“uncalled”
aklinēs
“unwavering”
akmazō
“to ripen”
akmē
“at this moment”
akmēn
“still”
akmōn
“anvil”
akoē
“hearing”
akolastos
“unrestrained”
akoloutheō
“to follow”
akōlutōs
“freely”
akōn
“unwilling”
akonaō
“to sharpen”
akontistēs
“a shooter”
akontizō
“to shoot”
akosmos
“unbecoming”
akouō
“to hear”
akousiazomai
“to act unintentionally”
akousios
“unintentional”
akousiōs
“unintentionally”
akoustos
“audible”
akoutizō
“to cause to hear”
akra
“Akra”
akrasia
“self-indulgence”
akratēs
“intemperate”
akratos
“undiluted”
akribasmos
“restriction”
akribeia
“strictness”
akribestatos
“strictest”
akribesteron
“stricter”
akriboō
“be exactly”
akribōs
“exactly”
akris
“locust”
akroaomai
“to hear”
akroasis
“a hearing”
akroatērion
“hall”
akroatēs
“hearer”
akrobustia
“uncircumcision”
akrobustos
“uncircumcised”
akrodrua
“a fruit tree”
akrogōniaios
“cornerstone”
akron
“end”
akros
“a toe/thumb/tip”
akrōtērion
“an extremity”
akrothinion
“fine spoils”
akrotomos
“chiseled”
Akulas
“Aquila”
akuroō
“to nullify”
akuros
“void”
alabastron
“jar”
alalagma
“a price”
alalagmos
“a shout”
alalazō
“to wail”
alalētos
“inexpressible”
alalos
“mute”
alaomai
“be a runaway”
alazōn
“braggart”
alazoneia
“boasting”
alazoneuomai
“to act ostentatiously”
aleimma
“an anointing”
aleiphō
“to anoint”
alektōr
“rooster”
alektorophōnia
“crowing”
aleō
“to grind flour”
alētheia
“truth”
alēthēs
“true”
alētheuō
“be truthful”
alēthinos
“true”
alēthō
“to grind”
alēthōs
“truly”
aleuron
“flour”
Alexandreus
“Alexandrian”
Alexandrinos
“Alexandria”
Alexandros
“Alexander”
algēdōn
“suffering”
algēma
“pain”
algeō
“to ache”
algēros
“painful”
algos
“pain”
alisgēma
“defilement”
alisgeō
“to pollute”
all᾽ ē
“but only”
alla
“but”
allachothen
“from elsewhere”
allachou
“elsewhere”
allagma
“a price”
allassō
“to change”
allēgoreō
“to use an analogy”
allēlōn
“one another”
allēlouia
“hallelujah”
allogenēs
“foreign”
alloglōssos
“foreign tongue”
alloioō
“to change”
alloiōsis
“change”
allophōnos
“foreign language”
allophulos
“foreign”
allos
“another”
allōs
“otherwise”
allotriepiskopos
“meddler”
allotrioō
“to alienate”
allotrios
“another’s”
allotriōs
“strangely”
allotriōsis
“alienation”
aloaō
“to thresh”
aloē
“aloes”
aloētos
“threshing”
alogos
“unreasonable”
aloiphē
“ointment”
alōpēx
“fox”
alōth
“aloe”
Alpha
“Alpha”
Alphaios
“Alphaeus”
alphiton
“toasted grain”
alphos
“psoriasis”
alsōdēs
“a woods”
alsos
“a sacred grove”
alupos
“without anxiety”
alusitelēs
“unprofitable”
amachos
“peacable”
amaō
“to mow”
amarantinos
“unfading”
amarantos
“unfading”
amarturos
“without witness”
amasenith
“octaves”
amasētos
“unchewable”
amathēs
“ignorant”
amattari
“a mark”
amauroō
“to darken”
amauros
“faint”
amaxa
“a wagon”
amblunō
“to blunt”
ameleō
“to neglect”
amelgō
“to extract”
amelōs
“indifferently”
amelxis
“a milking”
amemptos
“blameless”
amemptōs
“blamelessly”
amēn
“amen”
amerimnos
“untroubled”
ametakinētos
“immovable”
ametamelētos
“irrevocable”
ametanoētos
“unrepentant”
ametathetos
“unchangeable”
amethustos
“amethyst”
amētōr
“motherless”
amētos
“a harvest”
ametrētos
“unmeasured”
ametros
“immoderate”
amiantos
“pure”
Aminadab
“Amminadab”
amisthi
“without pay”
ammos
“sand”
amnas
“a ewe-lamb”
amnēsteutos
“not betrothed”
amnos
“lamb”
amoibē
“repayment”
amōmētos
“blameless”
amōmon
“amomum”
amōmos
“blameless”
Amōn
“Amos”
amoritēs
“honey-bread”
Amōs
“Amos”
ampelōn
“vineyard”
ampelos
“vine”
ampelourgos
“a vine-worker”
amphiasis
“clothing”
amphiballō
“to cast”
amphiblēstron
“net”
amphiboleus
“a fisherman”
amphiennumi
“to clothe”
amphiezō
“to dress”
Amphipolis
“Amphipolis”
amphitapos
“a spread”
amphodon
“street”
amphoterodexios
“ambidextrous”
amphoteros
“both”
amplakēma
“an error”
Amplias
“Ampliatus”
amugdalon
“an almond”
amunō
“to defend”
amuthētos
“untold”
an
“if”
ana
“each”
anabainō
“to ascend”
anaballō
“to defer”
anabasis
“ascending”
anabastazō
“to carry”
anabatēs
“a rider”
anabathmis
“stairs”
anabathmos
“stairs”
anabibazō
“to pull up”
anablastanō
“to sprout up”
anablepō
“to look up/again”
anablepsis
“recovery of sight”
anaboaō
“to cry out”
anabolē
“delay”
anabrassō
“to stir up”
anachōreō
“to leave”
anachusis
“outpouring”
anadechomai
“to receive”
anadeiknumi
“to appoint”
anadeixis
“public appearance”
anadendras
“tendril”
anadidōmi
“to deliver”
anagennaō
“to beget”
anaginōskō
“to read”
anagkaios
“necessary”
anagkastōs
“necessarily”
anagkazō
“to compel”
anagkē
“necessity”
anagnōrizō
“to recognize”
anagnōsis
“reading”
anagō
“to lead”
anaideia
“shamelessnes”
anaidēs
“impudent”
anaidōs
“impudently”
anaireō
“to kill”
anairesis
“murder”
anaitios
“innocent”
anakainizō
“to restore”
anakainoō
“to renew”
anakainōsis
“renewal”
anakaiō
“to kindle”
anakaleō
“to call by name”
anakaluptō
“to unveil”
anakamptō
“to return”
anakathizō
“to sit up”
anakeimai
“to recline”
anakephalaioomai
“to summarise”
anaklinō
“to recline”
anaklisis
“laying down”
anaklitos
“a couch”
anakoptō
“to restrain”
anakrazō
“to yell”
anakrinō
“to investigate”
anakrisis
“investigation”
anakrouō
“to play music”
anakuptō
“to straighten up”
analambanō
“to take up”
analampō
“to blaze up”
analegō
“to gather up”
analēmma
“an elevation”
analēpsis
“ascension”
analgētos
“unfeeling”
analiskō
“to consume”
analogia
“proportion”
analogizomai
“to consider”
analos
“unsalty”
analōsis
“consumption”
analuō
“to depart”
analusis
“departure”
anamartētos
“sinless”
anamenō
“to await”
anamesos
“in between”
anamignumi
“to intermingle”
anamimnēskō
“to remind”
anamnēsis
“remembrance”
ananeoomai
“to renew”
ananēphō
“to regain senses”
ananeuō
“to disagree”
ananeusis
“reluctance”
anangellō
“to report”
Ananias
“Ananias”
anantirrētos
“indisputable”
anantirrētōs
“without objection”
anantleō
“be fatigued”
anapauma
“rest”
anapauō
“to give rest”
anapausis
“rest”
anapēdaō
“to jump up”
anapeithō
“to persuade”
anapempō
“to send back”
anapēros
“crippled”
anapetaō
“be effronted”
anaphainō
“to appear”
anaphalantōma
“forehead bald”
anaphalantos
“forehead bald”
anapherō
“to carry up”
anaphōneō
“to exclaim”
anaphora
“an offering”
anaphoreus
“a bearing pole”
anaphrassō
“to block up”
anaphuō
“to grow up”
anaphuraō
“to mix up”
anapiptō
“to recline”
anaplēroō
“to fulfil”
anaplērōsis
“satisfying”
anapneō
“to breathe”
anapnoē
“breathing”
anapoieō
“to prepare”
anapologētos
“inexcusable”
anapostreptos
“not be turned away”
anapsuchē
“respite”
anapsuchō
“to refresh”
anapsuxis
“refreshment”
anapteroō
“to incite”
anaptō
“to set fire”
anaptussō
“to unroll”
anarithmētos
“countless”
anarpazō
“to kidnap”
anarrēgnumi
“to tear asunder”
anaschizō
“to rip open”
anaseiō
“to incite”
anaskaptō
“to dig up”
anaskeuazō
“to upset”
anasōzō
“to escape”
anaspaō
“to pull up”
anastasis
“resurrection”
anastatoō
“to cause trouble”
anastauroō
“to recrucify”
anastellō
“to rise upwards”
anastēma
“a height”
anastenazō
“to sigh deeply”
anastrephō
“to live/return”
anastrophē
“behaviour”
anatassō
“to compile”
anatellō
“to rise”
anathallō
“to renew”
anathema
“devoted”
anathēma
“a vow offering”
anathematizō
“to take an oath”
anatheōreō
“to contemplate”
anatinagmos
“violent shaking”
anatithēmi
“to set before”
anatolē
“east”
anatrephō
“to bring up”
anatrepō
“to overturn”
anatropē
“a diet”
anaxērainō
“to dry up”
anaxios
“unworthy”
anaxiōs
“unworthily”
anazaō
“to revive”
anazeō
“to break out”
anazēteō
“to search”
anazeugnumi
“to break camp”
anazōnnumi
“to gird”
anazōpureō
“to rekindle”
anazugē
“marching”
andragathia
“valor”
andrapodistēs
“slave-trader”
Andreas
“Andrew”
andreia
“courage”
andreios
“vigorous”
andrizō
“to act like a man”
androgunos
“effeminate”
Andronikos
“Andronicus”
androō
“to become a man”
androphonos
“murderer”
anechō
“to endure”
anegklētos
“irreproachable”
aneileō
“to unroll”
anekdiēgētos
“indescribable”
aneklalētos
“inexpressible”
anekleiptos
“inexhaustible”
anēkō
“be fitting”
anēkoos
“unhearing”
anektos
“bearable”
anēlatos
“not malleable”
aneleēmōn
“merciless”
aneleēmonōs
“mercilessly”
anelpistos
“unhoped for”
anēmeros
“brutal”
anemizomai
“be wind-blown”
anemophthoria
“wind-blown”
anemophthoros
“destroyed by wind”
anemos
“wind”
anendektos
“impossible”
anepaischuntos
“unashamed”
anepilēptos
“irreproachable”
anepsios
“cousin”
anēr
“man”
anerchomai
“to go up”
anesis
“rest”
anetazō
“to question”
anēthon
“dill”
aneu
“without”
aneuriskō
“to find”
aneuthetos
“unsuitable”
anexelegktos
“unascertained”
anexereunētos
“unsearchable”
anexichniastos
“unsearchable”
anexikakos
“not resentful”
angareuō
“to force”
angeion
“jar”
angelia
“message”
angellō
“to report”
angelos
“angel”
angos
“vessel”
aniatos
“incurable”
aniēmi
“to loosen/leave”
anileōs
“merciless”
aniptamai
“to fly about”
aniptos
“unwashed”
anischus
“without strength”
anistēmi
“to arise”
Anna
“Anna”
Annas
“Annas”
anō
“above”
anochē
“tolerance”
anoētos
“foolish”
anōgeon
“an upper room”
anoia
“folly”
anoigma
“a passage”
anoigō
“to open”
anoikodomeō
“to rebuild”
anoixis
“opening”
anomēma
“a violation of law”
anomeō
“to act lawlessly”
anomia
“lawlessness”
anomos
“lawless”
anomōs
“without law”
anōphelēs
“useless”
anorthoō
“to restore”
anorussō
“to root up”
anosios
“unholy”
anōterikos
“interior”
anōteros
“higher”
anōthen
“from above/again”
anous
“mindless”
antagōnizomai
“to struggle”
antairō
“to rise against”
antakouō
“to listen in turn”
antallagma
“in exchange”
antallassō
“to bargain”
antameipsis
“remuneration”
antanaireō
“to take away in return”
antanaplēroō
“to fill again”
antapodidōmi
“to repay”
antapodoma
“repayment”
antapodosis
“reward”
antapokrinomai
“to contradict”
antapokrisis
“an answer”
antapothnēskō
“to die for”
antechō
“to cling to”
anteipon
“to contradict”
anth᾽ hōn
“because of”
anth᾽ ohu
“because of”
anthemion
“a flower ornament”
antheō
“to bloom”
anthinos
“a flowered work”
anthistēmi
“to oppose”
anthomologeomai
“to praise”
anthomologēsis
“confession”
anthos
“flower”
anthrakia
“charcoal fire”
anthrax
“charcoal”
anthrōpareskos
“people-pleaser”
anthrōpinos
“human”
anthrōpoktonos
“murderer”
anthrōpos
“a human”
anthupateuō
“to be proconsul”
anthupatos
“proconsul”
anthuphaireō
“to deduct”
anti
“for”
antiballō
“to discuss”
antichristos
“antichrist”
antidiatithēmi
“to oppose”
antididōmi
“to repay”
antidikeō
“to plead”
antidikos
“opponent”
antigraphos
“a copy”
antikaleō
“to invite in return”
antikathistēmi
“to resist”
antikathizomai
“to relocate”
antikeimai
“be an opponent”
antikrinō
“to adjudicate”
antikru
“opposite”
antilambanō
“to help”
antilegō
“to dispute”
antilēpsis
“help”
antilēptōr
“a shielder”
antilogia
“dispute”
antiloidoreō
“to retaliate”
antilutron
“ransom”
antimetreō
“to return”
antimisthia
“recompense”
Antiocheia
“Antioch”
Antiocheus
“Antiochian”
antion
“a beam of a loom”
antiparerchomai
“to pass”
Antipas
“Antipas”
Antipatris
“Antipatris”
antiperan
“opposite”
antipiptō
“to resist”
antipoieō
“to act against”
antipolemeō
“to battle”
antiprosōpos
“facing”
antirrēsis
“a contradiction”
antistērigma
“a support”
antistērizō
“to support”
antistrateuomai
“to wage war against”
antitassō
“to resist”
antithesis
“opposition”
antithetos
“contrary”
antitithēmi
“to substitute”
antitupos
“representation”
antizēlos
“a rival”
antlēma
“bucket”
antleō
“to draw”
antophthalmeō
“to face”
antron
“an inner room”
anudros
“waterless”
anupodetos
“barefoot”
anupokritos
“genuine”
anupomonētos
“unsufferable”
anupostatos
“unsubdued”
anupotaktos
“insubordinate”
anupsoō
“to elevate”
aoikētos
“uninhabited”
aorasia
“inability to see”
aoratos
“invisible”
aōria
“midnight”
aōros
“unseasonable”
apagchō
“to strangle”
apagō
“to lead away”
apagōgē
“enslavement”
apaideusia
“stupidity”
apaideutos
“uninstructed”
apairō
“to take away”
apaiteō
“to demand”
apaitēsis
“exaction”
apaleiphō
“to wipe away”
apalgeō
“to become callous”
apallassō
“to release”
apallotrioō
“to alienate”
apallotriōsis
“alienation”
apamauroō
“to blur”
apanainomai
“to refuse”
apanaischunteō
“to cast shame”
apanaliskō
“to consume”
apangelia
“a report”
apangellō
“to announce”
apanōthen
“from on top”
apantaō
“to meet”
apantē
“meet”
apantēma
“a meeting”
apantēsis
“meeting”
aparabatos
“permanent”
aparallaktos
“unalterable”
aparaskeuastos
“unprepared”
aparchē
“firstfruits”
aparchomai
“to dedicate”
aparneomai
“to deny”
aparsis
“a departure”
aparti
“henceforth”
apartia
“chattel”
apartismos
“completion”
apataō
“to trick”
apatē
“deceit”
apatōr
“fatherless”
apaugasma
“radiance”
apechei
“to receive/avoid”
apechō
“to have in full”
apechomai
“to refrain/”
apeidon
“to fix one's eyes”
apeilē
“threat”
apeileō
“to threaten”
apeimi
“be away”
apeimi
“to go”
apeipon
“to renounce”
apeirastos
“untempted”
apeiros
“unacquainted”
apeitheia
“disobedience”
apeitheō
“to disobey”
apeithēs
“disobedient”
apekdechomai
“to expect”
apekduomai
“to take off”
apekdusis
“removal”
apektasis
“spreading out”
apelaunō
“to eject”
apelegmos
“discredit”
apelekētos
“unhewn”
apeleutheroō
“to set free”
apeleutheros
“freed”
apēliōtēs
“east wind”
Apellēs
“Apelles”
apelpizō
“to despair”
apenanti
“opposite”
apeneoomai
“to silence”
aperantos
“endless”
aperchomai
“to go away”
apereidō
“to fasten”
aperikathartos
“impure”
aperispastōs
“undistracted”
aperitmētos
“uncircumcised”
aphagnizō
“to purify”
aphairema
“choice portion”
aphaireō
“to remove”
aphallomai
“to hop”
aphanēs
“hidden”
aphanismos
“disappearance”
aphanizō
“to destroy”
aphantos
“disappearing”
aphaptō
“to affix”
aphedrōn
“latrine”
aphedros
“menstruation”
aphēgeomai
“to guide”
apheidia
“unsparing”
apheidōs
“unsparingly”
aphelōs
“merely”
aphelotēs
“sincerity”
aphesis
“forgiveness”
aphiēmi
“to release: leave”
aphikneomai
“to reach”
aphilagathos
“hating good”
aphilarguros
“not greedy”
aphistēmi
“to leave”
aphixis
“departure”
aphnō
“suddenly”
aphobia
“fearlessness”
aphobos
“fearless”
aphobōs
“fearlessly”
aphomoioō
“to make like”
aphōnos
“mute”
aphoraō
“to consider”
aphoria
“non-productivity”
aphorisma
“separation”
aphorismos
“an offering”
aphorizō
“to separate”
aphormē
“opportunity”
aphphō
“now”
aphphousōth
“apart”
aphrizō
“to foam”
aphrōn
“foolish”
aphroneō
“be unwise”
aphronōs
“unwisely”
aphros
“foam”
aphrosunē
“foolishness”
aphtharsia
“incorruptibility”
aphthartos
“incorruptible”
aphthoros
“uncorrupted”
aphulaktōs
“unguardedly”
aphupnoō
“to fall sleep”
aphustereō
“to withhold”
apios
“pear tree”
apisteō
“to disbelieve”
apistia
“unbelief”
apistos
“unbelieving”
aplastos
“simple”
aplēstos
“insatiable”
apo
“away from”
apobainō
“to get out”
apoballō
“to throw away”
apobiazomai
“to repel”
apoblepō
“to look ahead”
apoblētos
“rejected”
apobolē
“deprivation”
apocheō
“to pour out”
apochōreō
“to leave”
apochōrēsis
“voidance”
apochōrizō
“to separate from”
apochrēsis
“using up”
apodechomai
“to receive”
apodeiknumi
“to display”
apodeixis
“demonstration”
apodekatoō
“to tithe”
apodektos
“pleasing”
apodēmeō
“to go abroad”
apodēmos
“absent”
apodeō
“to tie up”
apodesmeuō
“to bind up”
apodesmos
“a bundle”
apodiaireō
“to divide up”
apodidōmi
“to pay”
apodidraskō
“to run away”
apodiōkō
“to banish”
apodiorizō
“to divide”
apodochē
“acceptance”
apodokimazō
“to reject”
apodoma
“a gift”
apodosis
“restitution”
apogalaktizō
“to wean”
apogenomenos
“to cease to be”
apogonos
“a descendant”
apographē
“census”
apographō
“to register”
apoichomai
“to move”
apoikesia
“resettlement”
apoikia
“resettlement”
apoikismos
“a settlement”
apoikizō
“to exile”
apokakeō
“to suffer”
apokaleō
“to invoke”
apokalupsis
“revelation”
apokaluptō
“to reveal”
apokaradokia
“eager expectation”
apokatallassō
“to reconcile”
apokatastasis
“restoration”
apokathairō
“to clear away”
apokatharizō
“to cleanse”
apokathēmai
“to sit apart”
apokathistēmi
“to restore”
apokeimai
“to lay up”
apokenteō
“to pierce”
apokentēsis
“a piercing”
apokephalizō
“to behead”
apokidaroō
“be without a turban”
apoklaiō
“to weep”
apokleiō
“to shut”
apokleisma
“a prison”
apoklinō
“to turn off”
apokluzō
“to rinse off”
apoknizō
“to pluck off”
apokōluō
“to detain”
apokomizō
“to transmit”
apokōphoomai
“be mute”
apokoptō
“to cut off”
apokrima
“verdict”
apokrinō
“to answer”
apokrisis
“answer”
apokrubē
“concealment”
apokruphē
“concealment”
apokruphos
“concealed”
apokruptō
“to conceal”
apokteinō
“to kill”
apokueō
“to generate”
apokuliō
“to roll away”
apolaktizō
“to kick up”
apolambanō
“to get back”
apolauō
“to enjoy”
apolausis
“enjoyment”
apolegō
“to resign”
apōleia
“destruction”
apoleichō
“to lick”
apoleipō
“to leave”
apolithoō
“to petrify”
Apollōnia
“Apollonia”
Apollōs
“Apollos”
apolluō
“to destroy”
Apolluōn
“Apollyon”
apologēma
“a plea”
apologeomai
“to defend oneself”
apologia
“defence”
apoloipos
“left over”
apolouō
“to wash off”
apoluō
“to release: release”
apolutroō
“to redeem”
apolutrōsis
“redemption”
apomassō
“to wipe off”
apomemphomai
“to blame”
aponemō
“to render as due”
aponiptō
“to wash off”
apopēdaō
“to leap back”
apopeiraomai
“to put to the test”
apopemptoō
“to take a fifth part”
apophainō
“to sentence”
apopherō
“to carry off”
apopheugō
“to escape”
apophora
“impost”
apophortizomai
“to unload”
apophrassō
“to shut out”
apophthegma
“a maxim”
apophthengomai
“to declare”
apophusaō
“to blow away”
apopiazō
“to squeeze out”
apopiptō
“to fall from”
apoplanaō
“to mislead”
apoplanēsis
“digression”
apopleō
“to set sail”
apoplēroō
“to satisfy”
apoplunō
“to wash off”
apopnigō
“to choke”
apopoieō
“to undo”
apopompaios
“a scapegoat”
apopompē
“acting as scapegoat”
apopsuchō
“to faint”
aporeō
“be perplexed”
aporia
“perplexity”
aporphanizō
“to orphan”
aporreō
“to drop down”
aporrēsō
“to rip off”
aporriptō
“to throw off”
apōrux
“a layer of vine”
aposattō
“to unharness”
aposbennumi
“to consume”
aposchizō
“to sever”
aposeiō
“to shake off”
aposiōpaō
“to keep silent”
apōsis
“repulsion”
aposkēnoō
“to move a tent”
aposkeuazō
“to pack up”
aposkeuē
“accoutrements”
aposkiasma
“shadow”
aposklērunō
“to harden against”
aposkopeuō
“to watch over”
aposkorakismos
“dismissal”
aposkorakizō
“to send far away”
aposobeō
“to frighten away”
apospaō
“to draw away”
apospasma
“a broken branch”
aposphragisma
“a seal”
aposphragizō
“to seal up”
apostalazō
“to trickle down”
apostasia
“apostasy”
apostasion
“divorce”
apostasis
“defection”
apostateō
“to defect”
apostatēs
“a defector”
apostatis
“a defecting”
apostazō
“to drop from”
apostegazō
“to unroof”
apostellō
“to send”
apostereō
“to defraud”
apostergō
“to disregard”
apostolē
“apostleship”
apostolos
“apostle”
apostomatizō
“to interrogate”
apostrephō
“to turn away”
apostrophē
“rejection”
apostugeō
“to abhor”
aposunagō
“to cure”
aposunagōgos
“excommunicated”
aposurizō
“to whistle”
apotassō
“to leave”
apotēganizō
“to fry”
apoteinō
“to extend”
apoteleō
“to complete”
apotemnō
“to shred”
apothēkē
“storehouse”
apōtheō
“to reject”
apotherizō
“to mow”
apothēsaurizō
“to store up”
apothesis
“removal”
apothlibō
“to crowd up to”
apothnēskō
“to die”
apotinassō
“to shake off”
apotinnuō
“to pay for”
apotinō
“to repay”
apotithēmi
“to put aside”
apotolmaō
“be bold”
apotomia
“severity”
apotomōs
“severely”
apotrechō
“to run from”
apotrepō
“to avoid”
apotropiazō
“to pacify”
apotrugaō
“to harvest”
apotugchanō
“to miss”
apotuphlōsis
“blindness”
apousia
“absence”
apoxenoō
“be estranged”
apoxērainō
“to cause to dry up”
apoxuō
“to scrape off”
Apphia
“Apphia”
apphousōth
“for the sick”
Appios
“of Appius”
aprositos
“unapproachable”
aproskopos
“not giving offence”
aprosōpolēptōs
“impartially”
apseudēs
“not a liar”
apsinthos
“wormwood”
apsuchos
“lifeless”
aptaistos
“without falling”
apuros
“unfired”
ara
“curse”
ara
“therefore”
ara
“no?”
Arabia
“Arabia”
Arabōth
“wilderness”
arachnē
“of a spider”
Aram
“Ram”
araomai
“to curse”
Araps
“Arabian”
archaios
“ancient”
archangelos
“archangel”
archē
“beginning”
archēgos
“founder”
Archelaos
“Archelaus”
archidesmophulax
“chief jailer”
archidesmōtēs
“chief jailer”
archieratikos
“high-priestly”
archiereus
“high-priest”
archietairos
“chief friend”
archieunouchos
“chief eunuch”
archimageiros
“chief guard”
archioinochoia
“chief wine taster”
archioinochoos
“chief wine taster”
archipatriōtēs
“chief patriarch”
archiphulos
“chief of a tribe”
archipoimēn
“chief shepherd”
Archippos
“Archippus”
archisitopoios
“chief baker”
archisōmatophulax
“chief guard”
archistratēgos
“commander-in-chief”
archisunagōgos
“synagogue leader”
architektōn
“master-builder”
architektoneō
“construction chief”
architektonia
“construction”
architelōnēs
“chief tax collector”
architriklinos
“head waiter”
archō
“be first”
archomai
“to rule/begin”
archōn
“ruler”
archos
“chief”
ardēn
“entirely”
Areios Pagos
“Areopagus”
arēn
“lamb”
Areopagitēs
“Areopagite”
areskeia
“pleasing”
areskō
“to please”
arestos
“pleasing”
Aretas
“Aretas”
aretē
“virtue”
argeō
“be idle”
argia
“idleness”
argos
“idle”
argureos
“silver”
argurion
“money”
argurokopeō
“to work silver”
argurokopos
“silversmith”
argurōnētos
“bought with silver”
arguros
“silver”
ariēl
“altar hearth”
ariēl
“a lion-like person”
Arimathaia
“Arimathea”
ariōth
“herbs”
aristaō
“to eat early meal”
Aristarchos
“Aristarchus”
aristeros
“left”
Aristoboulos
“Aristobulus”
ariston
“early meal”
arithmeō
“to number”
arithmētos
“counted”
arithmos
“number”
arkeō
“be sufficient”
arketos
“sufficient”
arkeuthinos
“of juniper”
arkeuthos
“juniper”
arktos
“bear”
Armageddōn
“Armageddon”
arneomai
“to deny”
Arni
“Arni”
arnion
“lamb”
arōma
“spices”
arotēr
“a plowman”
arotriaō
“to plow”
arotriasis
“plowing”
arotron
“plow”
arotropous
“a plowshare”
aroura
“plowed fields”
Arphaxad
“Arphaxad”
arrabōn
“guarantee”
arraphos
“seamless”
arrēn, arsēn
“male”
arrētos
“inexpressible”
arrizos
“rootless”
arrōsteō
“be ill”
arrōstia
“illness”
arrōstos
“ill”
arsenikos
“a male”
arsenokoitēs
“sodomite”
arsis
“a load”
artabē
“a measure”
Artemas
“Artemas”
Artemis
“Artemis”
artemōn
“foresail”
artēr
“a shoulder”
arthron
“articulation”
arti
“now”
artigennētos
“newborn”
artios
“competent”
artiōs
“just now”
artokopikos
“of a baker”
artos
“bread”
artuō
“to season”
Asa
“Asaph”
asaleutos
“unshakable”
asaphim
“collection”
asbestos
“unquenchable”
asbolē
“lamp black”
aschēmōn
“indecent”
aschēmoneō
“to act improperly”
aschēmosunē
“indecency”
asebeia
“ungodlinessness”
asebēma
“an act of impiety”
asebeō
“be ungodly”
asebēs
“ungodly”
aselgeia
“debauchery”
asēmos
“insignificant”
asēptos
“incorruptible”
Asēr
“Asher”
Asia
“Asia”
Asianos
“Asian”
Asiarchēs
“Asiarch”
asida
“a stork”
asiteō
“to abstain”
asitia
“fasting”
asitos
“fasting”
askeō
“to strive”
askos
“wineskin”
asma
“a song”
asmenōs
“gladly”
asophos
“unwise”
asōtia
“debauchery”
asōtos
“wild”
asōtōs
“wildly”
aspalax
“a mole”
aspasmos
“salutation”
aspazomai
“to pay respects to”
asphaleia
“security”
asphalēs
“secure”
asphalizō
“to secure”
asphalōs
“securely”
asphaltoō
“to apply tar”
asphaltopissa
“tar”
asphaltos
“tar”
aspidiskē
“a bezel”
aspilos
“spotless”
aspis
“asp”
aspondos
“irreconcilable”
assarion
“assarion”
asson
“nearer”
Assos
“Assos”
astateō
“be unsettled”
astegos
“homeless”
asteios
“beautiful”
astēr
“star”
astēriktos
“unstable”
astheneia
“weakness: weak”
asthenēma
“weakness”
astheneō
“be weak: weak”
asthenēs
“weak”
astocheō
“to deviate”
astorgos
“unfeeling”
astragalos
“a vertebrae”
astrapē
“lightning”
astraptō
“to flash”
astrologos
“astrologer”
astron
“star”
Asugkritos
“Asyncritus”
asulos
“against reprisal”
asumphōnos
“discordant”
asumphoros
“hurtful”
asuneteō
“to lack sense”
asunetos
“senseless”
asunthesia
“breach-of-contract”
asuntheteō
“to break a contract”
asunthetos
“untrustworthy”
atakteō
“be idle”
ataktos
“disorderly”
ataktōs
“idly”
atar
“nevertheless”
ateichistos
“unwalled”
ateknia
“childlessness”
ateknoō
“be barren”
ateknos
“childless”
atenizō
“to gaze”
ater
“without”
athanasia
“immortality”
Athanin
“Athanim”
athemitos
“unlawful”
Athēnai
“Athens”
Athēnaios
“Athenian”
atheos
“without God”
athesia
“rebellion”
athesmos
“lawless”
athetēma
“a disregarding”
atheteō
“to reject”
athetēsis
“nullification”
athleō
“to compete”
athlēsis
“struggle”
athōoō
“to acquit”
athōos
“innocent”
athroizō
“to gather”
athumeō
“be discouraged”
athumia
“depression”
athutos
“unfit”
atimazō
“to dishonor”
atimia
“dishonour”
atimoō
“to disgrace”
atimōrētos
“unpunished”
atimos
“dishonored”
atmis
“vapor”
atomos
“instant”
atopos
“wrong”
atraktos
“a spindle”
atrapos
“a short cut”
atrugos
“pure”
attakēs
“a hopping locust”
Attaleia
“Attalia”
attelabos
“a small locust”
atucheō
“be unfortunate”
auchēn
“nape”
aucheō
“to boast”
auchmēros
“dingy”
auchmōdēs
“austere”
auchmos
“squalid”
augasma
“a shining”
augazō
“to see”
augē
“daybreak”
augeō
“to shine”
Augoustos
“Augustus”
aulaia
“a curtain”
aularchēs
“chief of the palace”
aulax
“a furrow”
aulē
“palace/courtyard”
auleō
“to play the flute”
aulētēs
“flute player”
aulizomai
“to spend the night”
aulōn
“a canyon”
aulos
“flute”
aura
“a breeze”
aurion
“tomorrow”
austēros
“severe”
autarkeia
“self-sufficiency”
autarkeō
“to suffice”
autarkēs
“self-sufficient”
authadēs
“self-willed”
authadia
“self-sufficiency”
authairetos
“self-chosen”
authēmerinos
“daily”
authēmeros
“daily”
authenteō
“to domineer”
autocheir
“with one’s own hand”
autochthōn
“native-born”
autokatakritos
“self-condemned”
automatos
“by itself”
automoleō
“to desert”
autoptēs
“eyewitness”
autos
“it/s/he”
autothi
“at that time”
autou
“there”
auxanō
“to grow”
auxēsis
“growth”
axinē
“axe”
axiōma
“a petition”
axioō
“to deem worthy”
axiopistos
“worthy of trust”
axios
“worthy”
axiōs
“appropriately”
axōn
“an axle”
Azōr
“Azor”
Azōtos
“Azotus”
azumos
“unleavened”
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