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1,301 Greek words found.
ē
“or”
ē
“surely”
ea
“ha!/aha!”
ean
“if”
ean mē
“unless”
eanper
“if indeed”
eaō
“to allow”
ear
“the spring season”
ebdomēkontaduo
“seventy-two”
ebdomēkontaepta
“seventy-seven”
ebdomēkontapente
“seventy-five”
ebdomēkontatessares
“seventy-four”
ebdomēkontatreis
“seventy-three”
Eber
“Eber”
ēcheō
“to resound”
echidna
“snake”
echinos
“hedgehog”
echō
“to have/be”
ēchō
“an echo”
ēchos
“sound”
echthra
“hostility”
echthrainō
“to hate”
echthreuō
“be an enemy”
echthria
“hatred”
echthros
“enemy”
edaphizō
“to raze”
edaphos
“ground”
ēdē
“already”
edesma
“food”
edna
“a dowry”
egcheirēma
“an enterprise”
egcheireō
“to take in hand”
egcheiridios
“a knife”
egcheirizō
“to commit to”
egcheō
“to pour”
egchōrios
“native inhabitant”
egchriō
“to rub on”
egchronizō
“to linger”
egeirō
“to arise”
egersis
“resurrection”
egkainia
“Feast|Festival of Dedication”
egkainismos
“dedication”
egkainizō
“to inaugurate”
egkainōsis
“dedication”
egkakeō
“be discouraged”
egkaleō
“to accuse”
egkaluptō
“to cover up”
egkarpos
“containing fruit”
egkata
“insides”
egkatakruptō
“to hide in”
egkataleimma
“leftover, surplus”
egkataleipō
“to leave behind”
egkatalimpanō
“to abandon”
egkatapaizō
“to mock”
egkathēmai
“to lie in wait”
egkathetos
“a spy”
egkathizō
“to sit in place”
egkatoikeō
“to live among”
egkauchaomai
“to boast of”
egkeimai
“to cling”
egkentrizō
“to ingraft”
egkissaō
“to stimulate”
egkleiō
“to lock up”
egklēma
“accusation”
egklēros
“hereditary”
egkloioō
“to bind with a cord”
egkoilia
“the intestines”
egkoilos
“imbedded under”
egkolaptō
“to sculpt”
egkolaptos
“sculptured”
egkollaō
“to join”
egkomboomai
“to clothe oneself”
egkōmiazō
“to laud”
egkōmion
“a commendation”
egkopē
“hindrance”
egkopos
“wearied”
egkoptō
“to impede”
egkotēma
“an object of anger”
egkoteō
“be angry”
egkrateia
“self-control”
egkrateō
“to have power over”
egkratēs
“self-controlled”
egkrateuomai
“to self-control”
egkrinō
“to classify”
egkris
“a pastry”
egkrouō
“to hammer in”
egkruphias
“cakes”
egkruptō
“to mix”
egktētos
“procured”
egkuliō
“to wrap up in”
egkuos
“pregnant”
egō
“I/we”
egrēgoros
“a watchman”
ehileō
“to wrap”
ehilissō
“to roll up”
ehineken
“because”
ehis
“one”
ehis kath᾽ ehis
“one by one”
ehurēma
“unexpected gain”
ehuretēs
“an inventor”
ehuriskō
“to find/meet”
ei
“if”
ei
“you are”
ei de kai
“but if even”
ei de mē(ge)
“but if not”
ei kai
“if also”
ei mē
“except”
ei mē ti
“except what”
ei mēn
“is it not?”
ei tis
“if any”
eidō
“to perceive: understand”
eidōleion
“idol's temple”
eidōlolatreia
“idolatry”
eidōlolatrēs
“idolater”
eidōlon
“idol”
eidōlothutos
“sacrificed to idols”
eidos
“appearance”
eiēn
“may be”
eige
“if indeed/otherwise”
eikas
“the twentieth day”
eikazō
“to imagine”
eikē
“in vain”
eikō
“to yield”
eikō
“to resemble”
eikōn
“image”
eikosaetēs
“of twenty years”
eikosi
“twenty”
eikosiduo
“twenty-two”
eikosieis
“twenty-one”
eikosiennea
“twenty-nine”
eikosiepta
“twenty-seven”
eikosiex
“twenty-six”
eikosioktō
“twenty-eight”
eikosipente
“twenty-five”
eikositessares
“twenty-four”
eikositreis
“twenty-three”
eilikrineia
“sincerity”
eilikrinēs
“pure”
eimi
“to be”
eimi
“to come”
einai
“to exist”
eiper
“if so/since”
eipon
“to say”
eipōs
“if somehow”
eir
“a sentinel”
eirēnē
“peace”
eirēneuō
“be at peace”
eirēnikos
“peaceful”
eirēnopoieō
“to make peace”
eirēnopoios
“peacemaker”
eis
“toward”
eisagō
“to bring in”
eisakouō
“to listen to”
eisapax
“at once”
eisblepō
“to look in”
eisdechomai
“to receive”
eisdektos
“acceptable”
eisduō
“to enter into”
eiseimi
“to enter”
eiserchomai
“to enter”
eisi
“they are”
eiskaleō
“to invite”
eisodiazō
“income”
eisodios
“an entrance”
eisodos
“entry”
eispēdaō
“to rush into”
eispherō
“to bring in”
eisphora
“a contribution”
eisporeuō
“to enter”
eisspaomai
“to draw into”
eistrechō
“to run in”
eita
“then”
eite
“whether”
ek
“out from”
ekbainō
“to go out”
ekballō
“to expel”
ekbasis
“way out”
ekbiazō
“to expel”
ekblastanō
“to sprout forth”
ekbluzō
“to gush out”
ekbolē
“jettisoning”
ekbrasmos
“an eruption”
ekbrazō
“to throw out”
ekcheō
“to pour out”
ekchōreō
“to go out”
ekchusis
“an outpouring”
ekdaneizō
“to lend with interest”
ekdapanaō
“to expend”
ekdechomai
“to wait for”
ekdēlos
“clearly evident”
ekdēmeō
“be away”
ekdeō
“to suspend”
ekderō
“to flay”
ekdidōmi
“to lease”
ekdiduskō
“to strip”
ekdiēgeomai
“to tell in detail”
ekdikazō
“to avenge”
ekdikeō
“to avenge”
ekdikēsis
“vengeance”
ekdikētēs
“avenger”
ekdikos
“avenging”
ekdiōkō
“to persecute”
ekdochē
“expectation”
ekdotos
“handed over”
ekduō
“to strip”
ekei
“there”
ekeinos
“that”
ekeise
“there”
ekeithen
“from there”
ekgamiskō
“to give in marriage”
ekgamizō
“to marry”
ekgelaō
“to laugh out loud”
ekgonos
“descendant”
ekgraphō
“to write out”
ekkaiō
“be enflamed”
ekkakeō
“to lose heart”
ekkaleō
“to call forth”
ekkathairō
“to cleanse”
ekkatharizō
“to clear out”
ekkenoō
“to empty out”
ekkenteō
“to pierce”
ekkēruktos
“banished”
ekklaō
“to break off”
ekkleiō
“to exclude”
ekklēsia
“assembly”
ekklēsiastēs
“assemblyman”
ekklēsiazō
“to hold an assembly”
ekklinō
“to turn from”
ekkluzō
“to wash out”
ekkolamma
“engravement”
ekkolumbaō
“to swim out”
ekkomizō
“to carry out”
ekkoptō
“to prevent”
ekkremannumi
“to hang upon”
ekkrouō
“to knock back”
ekkuptō
“to look out of”
eklaleō
“to speak out”
eklambanō
“to take out of”
eklampō
“to shine out”
eklanthanō
“to forget”
eklatomeō
“to quarry”
eklegō
“to select”
ekleichō
“to lick up”
ekleipō
“to fail”
ekleipsis
“end”
eklektos
“select”
ekleukainō
“to whiten”
ekleukos
“very white”
eklimia
“craving”
eklochizō
“to select”
eklogē
“selecting”
eklogizomai
“to call into account”
ekluō
“to faint”
eklusis
“feebleness”
eklutrōsis
“ransoming”
ekmainō
“to drive mad”
ekmassō
“to wipe off”
ekmetreō
“to measure out”
ekmiainō
“to defile”
ekmuelizō
“to extract marrow”
ekmuktērizō
“to ridicule”
eknēphō
“to wake up”
eknēpsis
“soberness”
ekneuō
“to withdraw”
ekpalai
“of old”
ekpēdaō
“to rush out”
ekpeirazō
“to test/tempt”
ekpempō
“to send away/out”
ekperaō
“to carry over”
ekperiporeuomai
“to march around”
ekperissōs
“overexcessively”
ekpetazō
“to extend”
ekpherō
“to bring/carry out”
ekpheugō
“to escape”
ekphobeō
“to terrify”
ekphobos
“terrified”
ekphora
“a funeral”
ekphorion
“resource”
ekphuō
“to put out”
ekphurō
“to defile”
ekphusaō
“to blow away”
ekpiezō
“to pressure”
ekpikrainomai
“to embitter greatly”
ekpinō
“to drink up”
ekpiptō
“to fall out”
ekpleō
“to sail out/away”
ekplēroō
“to fulfill”
ekplērōsis
“fulfillment”
ekplēssō
“be astonished”
ekplēxis
“amazement”
ekplunō
“to thoroughly wash”
ekpneō
“to expire”
ekpoieō
“to furnish”
ekpolemeō
“to wage war”
ekpoliorkeō
“to capture a city”
ekporeuō
“to depart”
ekporneuō
“to fornicate”
ekportheō
“to pillage”
ekprioō
“to buy off”
ekpsuchō
“to expire”
ekptuō
“to spit out”
ekrēgma
“an inundation”
ekrēgnumi
“be torn from”
ekreō
“to flow away”
ekriptō
“to cast forth”
ekrizoō
“to uproot”
ekrusis
“an outflow”
eksarkizomai
“to tear off flesh”
eksiphōnizō
“to siphon off”
ekspaō
“to pull out”
ekspermatizō
“to produce offspring”
ekstasis
“amazement”
ekstrangizō
“to strain out”
ekstrateuō
“to march”
ekstrephō
“be warped”
ektarassō
“to disturb greatly”
ektasis
“stretching out”
ektassō
“to array”
ekteinō
“to stretch out”
ektēkō
“to waste away”
ekteleō
“to finish up”
ektemnō
“to cut off”
ekteneia
“earnestness”
ektenēs
“fervent”
ektenesteron
“earnestly”
ektenōs
“fervently”
ekthambeō
“be awe-struck”
ekthambos
“astonished”
ekthaumazō
“be amazed”
ekthēlazō
“to suck out”
ekthema
“public notice”
ektherizō
“to reap up”
ekthetos
“exposed”
ekthlibō
“to squeeze out”
ektiktō
“to bring forth”
ektillō
“to pluck out”
ektinagmos
“a thrusting out”
ektinassō
“to shake out/off”
ektithēmi
“to explain/expose”
ektokizō
“to lend with interest”
ektomias
“emasculated”
ektos
“outside/except”
ektrechō
“to run forth”
ektrephō
“to nourish/rear”
ektrepō
“to turn/wander away”
ektribē
“obliteration”
ektribō
“to obliterate”
ektripsis
“obliteration”
ektrōgō
“to chew away”
ektrōma
“untimely birth”
ektrugaō
“to gather in grapes”
ektuphloō
“to make blind”
ektupōma
“an impression”
ektupoō
“to shape”
ektupōsis
“an impression”
ekzeō
“to erupt”
ekzēteō
“to seek out”
ekzētēsis
“speculation”
elachistos
“least”
elachistoteros
“least”
elaia
“olive tree”
elainos
“of olive”
elaiologeō
“to pick olives”
elaion
“olive oil”
elaiōn
“Olivet”
Elamitēs
“Elamite”
elaphos
“hind”
elaphria
“lightness”
elaphros
“light”
elasma
“a hammered piece”
elassōn
“lesser”
elassoō
“to lack”
elatē
“fir tree”
elatinos
“of fir”
elatos
“hammered out”
elattoneō
“to have little”
elattoō
“to make less”
elaunō
“to drive”
Eleazar
“Eleazar”
eleeinos
“pitiful”
eleēmōn
“merciful”
eleēmosunē
“charity”
eleeō
“to have mercy”
elegchō
“to rebuke”
elegchos
“rebuke”
elegmos
“rebuke”
elegxis
“rebuke”
ēlektron
“molten bronze”
eleos
“mercy”
elephantinos
“made of ivory”
elephas
“ivory”
eleusis
“coming”
eleutheria
“freedom”
eleutheroō
“to set free”
eleutheros
“free/freedom”
ēli
“Eli”
Eliakeim
“Eliakim”
Eliezer
“Eliezer”
Elioud
“Eliud”
Elisabet
“Elizabeth”
Elissaios
“Elisha”
elleimma
“remains”
ellogeō
“to charge”
Elmōdam
“Elmadam”
elmōni
“a concealed place”
elōi
“Eloi”
elpis
“hope”
elpizō
“to hope/expect”
Elumas
“Elymas”
emautou
“myself”
embainō
“to climb”
emballō
“to throw in”
embaptō
“to dip in”
embateuō
“to investigate”
embathunō
“to deepen”
embibazō
“to put on board”
emblepō
“to look into/upon”
embrimaomai
“be agitated”
embrimēma
“threatening”
eme
“me”
ēmēn
“I was”
emeō
“to vomit”
emetos
“vomit”
emmainomai
“be enraged”
Emmanouēl
“Immanuel”
Emmaous
“Emmaus”
emmenō
“to abide in/by”
emmolunō
“to contaminate”
emmōneim
“such and such place”
emmonos
“permanent”
Emmor
“Hamor”
emoi
“I”
emos
“mine”
emou
“of me”
empaigma
“mockery”
empaigmonē
“derision”
empaigmos
“jeering”
empaiktēs
“a mocker”
empaizō
“to mock”
emparaginomai
“to come upon”
empēgnumi
“to stick into”
emperipateō
“to walk in/among”
emphainō
“to appear”
emphanēs
“revealed”
emphanizō
“to show”
emphanōs
“visibly”
emphobos
“afraid”
emphragmos
“an obstruction”
emphrassō
“to obstruct”
emphusaō
“to breathe into”
emphutos
“implanted/ingrafted”
empimplēmi
“to fill up”
empimprēmi
“to set on fire”
empiptō
“to fall into”
empisteuō
“to entrust”
emplatunō
“to widen”
emplekō
“to entangle/involve”
emplokē
“braiding”
emplokion
“a wreath”
empneō
“to breath into”
empneusis
“blasting”
empodizō
“to impede”
empodostateō
“to impede”
empoieō
“to cause”
empolaō
“to do business”
emporeuomai
“to traffic in”
emporia
“trade/business”
emporion
“marketplace/trade”
emporos
“trader/merchant”
emprēthō
“to burn”
emprosthen
“before”
emprosthios
“in front”
emptuō
“to spit on/at”
emptusma
“spit”
empurismos
“a combustion”
empurizō
“to burn”
empuros
“on a fire”
en
“in/on/among”
ēn
“was”
enagkalizomai
“to embrace”
enakouō
“to listen to attentively”
enalios
“marine”
enallax
“crosswise”
enallomai
“to assail”
enanti
“before”
enantion
“in front of”
enantioomai
“to withstand”
enantios
“hostile”
enapothnēskō
“to die in”
enarchomai
“to begin”
endechomai
“be possible”
endeēs
“impoverished”
endeia
“a lack”
endeigma
“evidence”
endeiknumi
“to show”
endeixis
“demonstration”
endelechismos
“in perpetuity”
endelechōs
“continually”
endēmeō
“be home”
endeō
“to bind in”
endesmos
“bonding, bundles”
endiaballō
“to be adversary”
endiatribō
“to spend one's time”
endidōmi
“to give forth”
endiduskō
“to dress”
endikos
“just”
endogenēs
“natural”
endomēsis
“material”
endon
“inside”
endosthia
“entrails”
endothen
“within”
endoxazomai
“be glorified”
endoxos
“honored”
endoxōs
“gloriously”
enduma
“clothing”
endunamoō
“to strengthen”
endunō
“to sneak”
enduō
“to put on”
endusis
“wearing”
enechō
“to oppose”
enechurasma
“collateral”
enechurasmos
“collateral”
enechurazō
“to take for security”
enechuron
“a security”
enedra
“plot/ambush”
enedreuō
“to ambush”
enedron
“hinderance”
eneidon
“to see in”
eneileō
“to enwrap”
eneimi
“be in”
eneirō
“to entwine”
enenēkonta
“ninety”
enenēkontaoktō
“ninety-eight”
enenēkontapente
“ninety-five”
energeia
“active energy”
energēma
“working”
energeō
“be active”
energēs, enargēs
“effective”
energos
“operative”
eneulogeomai
“be blessed”
eneuphrainomai
“be pleased with”
engastrimuthos
“one who delivers oracles”
engela
“a heifer”
engizō
“to come near”
engluphō
“to engrave upon”
engraphō
“to write in”
engraptos
“written”
enguaō
“to guarantee a loan”
enguē
“surety”
enguos
“guarantor”
engus
“near”
enguteros
“nearer”
enguthen
“near to”
eni
“there is”
eniausios
“of a year”
eniautos
“year”
enischuō
“to strengthen”
enistēmi
“be present”
ennakosioi
“nine hundred”
ennatos
“ninth (hour)”
ennea
“nine”
enneakaideka
“nineteen”
enneakaidekatos
“nineteenth”
ennenēkonta
“ninety”
ennenēkontaduo
“ninety-two”
ennenēkontaex
“ninety-six”
enneos
“speechless”
enneuō
“to signify”
ennoeō
“to reflect on”
ennoia
“thought/purpose”
ennomos
“under law”
ennosseuō, enneosseuō
“to nest”
ennuchos
“at night”
Enōch
“Enoch”
enochleō
“to trouble”
enochos
“liable for”
enoikeioō
“be related”
enoikeō
“to dwell in/with”
enōpion
“before”
enōpios
“face to face”
enoplizō
“to arm oneself”
enoplos
“armed”
enorkios
“affirmation”
enorkizomai
“to adjure”
enorkos
“to bind by an oath”
Enōs
“Enos”
enōtion
“a ring”
enōtizomai
“to listen to”
ensiteomai
“to feed upon”
enskolieuomai
“to catch in a snare”
entalma
“precept”
entaphiasmos
“burial”
entaphiastēs
“an embalmer”
entaphiazō
“to prepare burial”
entassō
“to arrange in”
entautha
“here”
enteinō
“to stretch tight”
entēkō
“to melt away”
entellō
“to order”
enteron
“innards”
enteuthen, enthen
“from here”
enteuxis
“intercession”
entha kai entha
“here”
enthade
“in/to this place”
enthema
“a garland”
enthen
“hence”
enthronizō
“to enthrone”
enthumēma
“a thought”
enthumeomai
“to reflect on”
enthumēsis
“reflection”
enthumios
“inner thought”
entimaō
“to value”
entimos
“valued/honored”
entimōs
“highly valued”
entithēmi
“to insert”
entolē
“commandment”
entomis
“a cut”
entopios
“resident”
entos
“inside”
entrephō
“be reared”
entrepō
“to cause shame”
entritos
“three-stranded”
entromos
“trembling”
entropē
“shame”
entruphaō
“to revel”
entruphēma
“amusement”
entugchanō
“to call on”
entulissō
“to wrap up”
entupoō
“to engrave”
enubrizō
“to insult”
enupniastēs
“a dreamer”
enupniazō
“to dream”
enupnion
“dream”
enustron
“large intestine”
epadō
“to charm”
epagō
“to bring upon”
epagōgē
“an invasion”
epagōnizomai
“to contend”
epaineō
“to praise”
Epainetos
“Epaenetus”
epainos
“praise”
epairō
“to lift up”
epaischunomai
“be ashamed of”
epaiteō
“to ask/beg”
epakoloutheō
“to follow after”
epakouō
“to listen to”
epakroaomai
“to listen ro”
epakroasis
“heeding”
epalxis
“a parapet”
epan
“when/as soon as”
epanagkes
“necessarily”
epanagō
“to set off”
epanakainizō
“to renew”
epanamimnēskō
“to remind”
epanapauō
“to rest/rely on”
epanastrephō
“to return”
epanatrugaō
“to glean the vintage”
epanēkō
“to come back again”
epanerchomai
“to return”
epangelia
“promise”
epangellō
“to profess”
epangelma
“a promise”
epanistēmi
“to rebel against”
epanō
“above”
epanorthōsis
“correcting”
epanōthen
“about”
epantheō
“to bloom again”
epaoidē
“enchantment”
epaoidos
“an enchanter”
epaphiēmi
“to let loose on”
Epaphras
“Epaphras”
epaphrizō
“to foam up”
Epaphroditos
“Epaphroditus”
epapostellō
“to send as successor”
eparatos
“accursed”
eparchia
“province”
eparchos
“a chief ruler”
eparkeō
“to help”
eparma
“raised elevation”
eparsis
“a raising”
eparustēr
“a funnel”
eparustris
“an oil funnel”
epathroizomai
“to collect/crowd”
epaulis
“residence”
epaurion
“the next day”
epautophōros, autophōros
“in the very act”
epechō
“to hold fast/out”
epegeirō
“to awaken/rouse”
epei
“since”
epeidē
“since”
epeidēper
“since”
epeidon
“to look upon”
epeimi
“be used”
epeimi
“coming”
epeiper
“since”
epeisagōgē
“introduction”
epeiserchomai
“to enter”
epeispherō
“to bring in addition”
epeita
“then”
epekeina
“beyond”
epēkoos
“attentive”
epekteinomai
“to reach out to”
epelpizō
“to raise hope”
epēlutos
“a stranger”
ependuō
“be clothed”
ependutēs
“coat”
ēper
“than”
eperchomai
“to arrive/invade”
epēreazō
“to mistreat”
epereidō
“to lean upon”
eperōtaō
“to question”
eperōtēma
“pledge”
eperōtēsis
“questioning”
epeteios
“yearly”
epeuchomai
“to invoke”
epeuktos
“longed for”
Ephadanō
“a royal pavilion”
ephallomai
“to jump on”
ephamartanō
“to tempt”
ephapax
“once/at once”
ephaptō
“to attach to”
ephelkō
“to drag upon”
ephēlos
“peeling skin”
ephēmeria
“division”
ephēmeros
“daily”
Ephesinos
“Ephesus”
Ephesios
“Ephesian”
ephesos
“Ephesus”
epheuretēs
“inventor”
ephikneomai
“to reach”
ephistēmi
“to approach”
ephodeuō
“to explore”
ephodiazō
“to provide”
ephodios
“supplies”
ephoraō
“to inspect”
ephoud
“an ephod”
ephphatha
“open!”
Ephraim
“Ephraim”
epi
“upon/to/against”
epibainō
“to mount/board”
epiballō
“to put on/seize”
epibareō
“to burden”
epibasis
“a step”
epibatēs
“a crewman”
epibibazō
“to mount”
epiblēma
“patch”
epiblepō
“to look upon/at”
epiboaō
“to cry out”
epibolaion
“a covering”
epiboulē
“plot”
epibouleuō
“to plot against”
epiboulos
“a plotter”
epibrechō
“to rain upon”
epichairō
“to rejoice at”
epicharēs
“gratifying”
epicharma
“derision”
epichartos
“incurring ridicule”
epicheireō
“to attempt”
epicheiron
“forearm”
epicheō
“to pour on/over”
epichorēgeō
“to supply”
epichorēgia
“supply”
epichōrēsis
“grant”
epichriō
“to rub on”
epichusis
“a vessel”
epidechomai
“to welcome”
epideiknumi
“to show/prove”
epidekatos
“a tithe”
epidēmeō
“to sojourn”
epideō
“to fasten”
epidexios
“fitting”
epidiatassomai
“to add to”
epididōmi
“to give/deliver”
epidiōkō
“to pursue after”
epidiorthoō
“to straighten out”
epidiploō
“to double”
epiduō
“to set”
epieikeia
“gentleness”
epieikēs
“gentle”
epieikeuomai
“be lenient”
epieikōs
“please”
epigambreuō
“to marry”
epigamia
“related by marriage”
epigeios
“earthly”
epigelaō
“to laugh at”
epigemizō
“to load upon”
epiginomai
“to arise/spring up”
epiginōskō
“to come to know”
epignōmōn
“an arbitrator”
epignōmosunē
“knowledge”
epignōsis
“knowledge”
epignōstos
“well known”
epigonē
“a breed”
epigraphē
“inscription”
epigraphō
“to write on”
epikaleō
“to call (on)/name”
epikalumma
“covering”
epikaluptō
“to cover”
epikatalambanō
“to overtake”
epikataraomai
“to accurse”
epikataratos
“cursed”
epikathizō
“to sit on”
epikeimai
“to lay on”
epiklētos
“selected”
epiklinō
“to incline”
epikluzō
“to inundate”
epikoimaomai
“to rest upon”
epikosmeō
“to embellish”
Epikoureios
“Epicurean”
epikouria
“help”
epikrataioō
“to prevail against”
epikrateō
“to prevail”
epikremannumi
“to hang upon”
epikrinō
“to decide”
epikroteō
“to clap”
epikrouō
“to strike”
epikuliō
“to roll upon”
epilambanō
“to catch”
epilampō
“to shine forth”
epilanthanō
“to forget”
epilegō
“to call/choose”
epileipō
“be insufficient”
epilektos
“chosen”
epilēpteuomai
“be possessed”
epilēptos
“convulsed”
epilēsmonē
“forgetfulness”
epiloipos
“remaining”
epiluō
“to explain”
epilusis
“explanation”
epimartureō
“to testify to”
epimeleia
“care”
epimeleomai
“to care”
epimelōs
“carefully”
epimenō
“to remain/keep on”
epimignumi
“to intermix”
epimiktos
“intermixed”
epimulios
“an upper millstone”
epineuō
“to accept”
epinoeō
“to think about”
epinoia
“thought”
epinustazō
“to slumber”
epiorkeō
“to break an oath”
epiorkos
“perjurer”
ēpios
“gentle”
epiousa
“to come later”
epiousios
“daily”
epipempō
“to bring in addition”
epipemptos
“a fifth part”
epiphainō
“to appear”
epiphaneia
“appearing”
epiphanēs
“glorious”
epiphauskō
“to shine on”
epiphēmizō
“to portend”
epipherō
“to inflict”
epiphōneō
“to shout”
epiphōskō
“to dawn”
epiphullis
“a gleaning”
epiphullizō
“to glean”
epipiptō
“to fall/press upon”
epiplēssō
“to rebuke”
epipnigō
“to choke”
epipolazō
“to float”
epiporeuomai
“to come/go to”
epipotheō
“to long for”
epipothēsis
“longing”
epipothētos
“longed for”
epipothia
“longing”
epirrantizō
“to sprinkle upon”
epirraptō
“to sew on”
epirreō
“to overflow”
epirriptō
“to throw on”
episagma
“a saddle”
episattō
“to saddle”
epischuō
“to insist”
episeiō
“to stir up”
episēmainō
“to mark”
episēmos
“notable”
episitismos
“food”
episkazō
“to limp”
episkēnoō
“to rest upon/dwell”
episkepazō
“to envelop”
episkepsis
“a review”
episkeptomai
“to visit/care for”
episkeuazō
“to repair”
episkiazō
“to overshadow”
episkopē
“oversight”
episkopeō
“to oversee/care for”
episkopos
“overseer”
episōreuō
“to accumulate”
epispaō
“to uncircumcise”
epispastron
“a draw curtain”
epispeirō
“to sow above”
epispeudō
“to hurry”
episphalēs
“dangerous/unsteady”
episphragizō
“to put a seal upon”
episplagchnizomai
“to show compassion”
epispoudastēs
“a taskmaster”
epispoudazō
“to hasten”
epistamai
“to know/understand”
epistatēs
“master”
epistellō
“to write to”
epistēmē
“higher knowledge”
epistēmōn
“knowing”
epistērigma
“a stay”
epistērizō
“to strengthen”
epistoibazō
“to pile up”
epistolē
“epistle”
epistomizō
“to silence”
epistrateuō
“to march against”
epistrephō
“to turn”
epistrophē
“conversion”
episunagō
“to gather”
episunagōgē
“gathering”
episunistēmi
“to rise up together against”
episuntrechō
“to run together”
episustasis, epistasis
“insurrection”
episustrephō
“to gather together against”
epitagē
“command”
epitassō
“to command”
epitēdeios
“necessary”
epitēdeuma
“a practice”
epitēdeuō
“to apply”
epiteleō
“to complete”
epithanatios
“condemned to death”
epithema
“a lid”
epithesis
“laying on”
epithumēma
“desire”
epithumeō
“to long for”
epithumētēs
“one who desires”
epithumētos
“desirable”
epithumia
“desire”
epithuō
“to sacrifice upon”
epitimaō
“to rebuke”
epitimēsis
“reproach”
epitimia
“punishment”
epitithēmi
“to put/lay on”
epitoauto
“together”
epitrechō
“to run to”
epitrepō
“to permit”
epitribō
“to crush”
epitripsis
“wearing away”
epitropē
“commission”
epitropos
“manager”
epitugchanō
“to obtain”
epixenoomai
“be welcomed as a guest”
epizaō
“to outlive”
epizēmios
“a fine”
epizēteō
“to seek after”
epoikion
“an estate”
epoikodomeō
“to build up/upon”
epokellō
“to run aground”
epōmis
“a shoulder-piece”
eponeidistos
“reviled”
eponomazō
“to name”
epops
“a hoopoe”
epoptēs
“eyewitness”
epopteuō
“to observe”
epōruō
“to roar against”
epos
“a word”
epouranios
“heavenly”
epozō
“to stink”
Ēr
“Er”
eraō
“to love passionately”
erastēs
“a lover”
erastos
“Erastus”
erchomai
“to come/go”
ereidō
“to immobilise”
ereisma
“a support”
ēremazō
“be calm”
erēmia
“desert”
erēmikos
“solitary”
erēmitēs
“a recluse”
erēmoō
“to lay waste”
erēmos
“deserted”
ēremos
“quiet”
erēmōsis
“devastation”
ereous
“woolen”
erethismos
“aggravation”
erethistēs
“an irritant”
erethizō
“to provoke/irritate”
ereugomai
“to utter/proclaim”
ereunaō
“to look for/into”
ergab
“a chest”
ergaleion
“a work tool”
ergasia
“work”
ergasimos
“a deed”
ergatēs
“worker”
ergazomai
“to work”
ergodiōkteō
“to direct works”
ergodiōktēs
“a foreman”
ergon
“work”
eriktos
“ground up”
erion
“wool”
eriphion
“a goat”
eriphos
“a goat”
eris
“quarrel”
eritheia
“rivalry”
erithos
“wool worker”
erizō
“to quarrel”
erō
“to say”
erōdios
“a heron”
erōs
“passion”
erōtaō
“to ask”
erusibē
“blight”
eruthēma
“red dye”
eruthrodanoō
“to dye red”
eruthros
“Red (Sea)”
Ēsau
“Esau”
eschara
“a grate”
escharitēs
“broiled”
eschatizō
“be late”
eschatos
“last/least”
eschatōs
“extremely”
Esli
“Esli”
esmen
“we are”
esō
“in/inner/inwardly”
esomai
“will be”
esoptron
“mirror”
esōtatos
“innermost”
esōterō
“inner”
esōteron
“inside”
esōthen
“inwardly”
Esrōm
“Hezron”
este
“you are”
esthēs
“clothing”
esthēsis
“clothing”
esthiō
“to eat”
esti
“he is”
estō
“to be”
etasis
“chastisement”
etasmos
“chastisement”
etazō
“to chastise”
Ētham
“continuance”
ethelothrēskeia
“self-made religion”
ethismos
“a custom”
ethizō
“be accustomed”
ethnarchēs
“governor”
ethnikos
“Gentile-like”
ethnikōs
“Gentile-way”
ethnos
“Gentiles”
ethō
“to have a custom”
ethos
“custom”
ēthos
“moral”
eti
“still”
ētō
“let him/it be”
ētoi
“whether”
etos
“year”
eu
“well/well done!”
Eua
“Eve”
eualōtos
“easily caught”
euangelia
“good news”
euangelion
“gospel”
euangelistēs
“evangelist”
euangelizomai
“to speak good news”
euaresteō
“to please”
euarestos
“well-pleasing”
euarestōs
“acceptably”
euarmostos
“well-tuned”
Euboulos
“Eubulus”
eucharisteō
“to thank”
eucharistia
“thankfulness”
eucharistos
“thankful”
euchē
“a vow/prayer”
eucherēs
“easily managed”
eucherōs
“easily”
euchomai
“to pray/wish for”
euchrēstos
“helpful”
eudia
“fair weather”
eudokeō
“to delight”
eudokia
“goodwill”
eudokimeō
“be approved”
euēchos
“distinct”
euēkoos
“heedful”
euekteō
“to enjoy good health”
euelpis
“confident”
euergesia
“good deed”
euergeteō
“to do good”
euergetēs
“benefactor”
euge
“well done”
eugeneia
“magnanimity”
eugenēs
“of noble birth”
eugnōstos
“well-known”
euilateuō
“to propitiate”
euilatos
“propitious”
eukaireō
“to have opportunity”
eukairia
“opportunity”
eukairos
“opportune”
eukairōs
“well timed”
eukataphronētos
“despicable”
eukleēs
“renowned”
euklēmateō
“to have good vine branches”
eukolos
“well-tempered”
eukopōteros
“easy”
eulabeia
“reverence”
eulabeomai
“to revere”
eulabēs
“devout”
eulalos
“well-spoken”
eulogeō
“to praise/bless”
eulogētos
“praiseworthy”
eulogia
“praise”
eumegethēs
“huge”
eumēkēs
“tall”
eumetabolos
“changeable”
eumetadotos
“generous”
Eunikē
“Eunice”
eunoeō
“to reconcile”
eunoia
“enthusiasm”
eunouchizō
“to become a eunuch”
eunouchos
“eunuch”
euōdēs
“sweet smelling”
Euodia
“Euodia”
euōdia
“aroma”
euōdiazō
“be fragrant”
euodoō
“to get along well”
euodos
“prosperous”
euodōs
“prosperously”
euōnumos
“left/south”
euparuphos
“elegantly”
eupatheō
“to enjoy pleasure”
eupeithēs
“compliant”
euperistatos
“thwarting”
euphēmia
“good report”
euphēmos
“commendable”
euphoreō
“be fruitful”
euphrainō
“to celebrate”
Euphratēs
“Euphrates”
euphrosunē
“joy”
eupoiia
“doing good”
euporeō
“be prosperous”
euporia
“prosperity”
euprepeia
“beauty”
euprepēs
“beautiful”
euprosdektos
“acceptable”
euprosedros, euparedros
“devoted”
euprosōpeō
“to impress”
euprosōpos
“good-looking”
eupsucheō
“be glad”
eupsuchōs
“confidently”
eurizos
“well-rooted”
Eurokludōn
“a north wind”
euros
“breadth”
eurōtiaō
“be moldy”
euruchōros
“broad”
eurus
“broad”
euschēmōn
“proper”
euschēmonōs
“properly”
euschēmosunē
“propriety”
eusebeia
“piety”
eusebeō
“to show piety”
eusebēs
“pious”
eusebōs
“piously”
eusēmos
“intelligible”
euskios
“well-shaded”
eusplagchnos
“compassionate”
eustatheō
“be stable”
eustochōs
“skillfully”
eustrophia
“versatility”
eusunallaktōs
“conciliatory”
eutaktōs
“orderly”
euthaleō
“to thrive”
euthalēs
“flourishing”
euthēneō
“to prosper”
euthēnia
“prosperity”
eutheōs
“immediately”
euthēs
“right”
euthetos
“suitable”
euthudromeō
“to sail straight”
euthumeō
“be cheerful”
euthumos
“encouraging”
euthumōs
“cheerfully”
euthunō
“to straighten”
euthus
“Straight”
euthutēs
“righteousness”
eutonōs
“vehemently”
eutrapelia
“vulgar jesting”
Eutuchos
“Eutychus”
euzōnos
“well-equipped”
exagō
“to lead out”
exagorazō
“to redeem”
exagoreuō
“to confess”
exagriainō
“to rage furiously”
exaiphnēs
“suddenly”
exaireō
“to take out/select”
exairetos
“chosen out of”
exairō
“to expel”
exaisios
“extraordinary”
exaiteō
“to demand/ask for”
exakoloutheō
“to follow”
exakonaō
“to make very sharp”
exakribazō
“to determine”
exaleiphō
“to blot out”
exaleipsis
“a wiping out”
exaleiptron
“an ointment jar”
exallassō
“to change”
exallomai
“to leap up”
exallos
“special”
examartanō
“to lead into sin”
exanaliskō
“to consume”
exanastasis
“resurrection”
exanatellō
“to sprout up”
exangellō
“to proclaim”
exanistēmi
“to raise up”
exantheō
“to blossom”
exantleō
“to draw out”
exapataō
“to deceive”
exapina
“suddenly”
exapinēs
“sudden”
exaporeō
“to despair”
exapostellō
“to send out/away”
exaptō
“to light up”
exarchō
“to originate”
exarithmeō
“to count out”
exarkeō
“be enough”
exarsis
“a departure”
exartaō
“be attached to”
exartizō
“to finish/furnish”
exastraptō
“to flash forth”
exatimoomai
“to despise”
exautēs
“immediately”
exēcheō
“to ring/sound out”
exechō
“to protrude”
exedra
“an inner chamber”
exegeirō
“to raise”
exēgeomai
“to tell”
exēgēsis
“description”
exēgētēs
“an expositor”
exēgoria
“an utterance”
exeikonizō
“to completely form”
exeimi
“to go out/away”
exekklēsiazō
“to assemble”
exēkontaepta
“sixty-seven”
exēkontaex
“sixty-six”
exēkontaoktō
“sixty-eight”
exēkontapente
“sixty-five”
exelaunō
“to launch an expedition”
exelegchō
“to convict”
exēliazō
“to hang in the sun”
exelissō
“to expand”
exelkō
“to drag out/away”
exemeō
“to vomit forth”
exenantias
“right opposite”
exerama
“vomit”
exerchomai
“to go out”
exerēmoō
“to make desolate”
exereugomai
“to discharge forth”
exereunaō
“to search out”
exereunēsis
“a search”
exergazomai
“to complete”
exerpō
“to creep forth”
exesti, exon
“be permitted”
exetasmos
“an inquisition”
exetazō
“to find out”
exeuresis
“a finding out”
exichniasmos
“a tracking out”
exichniazō
“to trace”
exilasis
“atonement”
exilaskomai
“to appease”
exilasma
“an appeasement”
exilasmos
“a making an atonement”
exippazomai
“to ride forth”
exiptamai
“to flutter away”
exischuō
“to have power”
exisoō
“to make equal”
existēmi
“to amaze”
exō
“out/outside(r)”
exochē
“prominent”
exodia
“a departure”
exodiazō
“to spend”
exodios
“a holiday recess”
exodos
“departure”
exoikodomeō
“to build up”
exoikos
“homeless”
exokellō
“to lead aground”
exollumi
“to totally ruin”
exolothreuō
“to root out”
exolothreusis
“devastation”
exomologeomai
“to agree”
exomologēsis
“acknowledgment”
exopisthen
“following”
exoplizō
“to completely arm”
exorkistēs
“exorcist”
exorkizō
“to adjure”
exormaō
“to sally out”
exorussō
“to dig through/out”
exōsma
“purgation”
exōterō
“outer”
exōteros
“outer”
exōthen
“outside”
exōtheō
“to expel”
exoudenōma
“contempt”
exoudenoō
“be rejected”
exoudenōsis
“contempt”
exousia
“authority”
exousiastēs
“a potentate”
exousiazō
“to have authority”
exouthenēma
“a contemptible thing”
exoutheneō
“to reject”
exubrizō
“to overflow”
exupnizō
“to awake”
exupnos
“awake”
Ezekias
“Hezekiah”
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