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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886 Greek words found.
kabos
“a cab measure”
kadēmein
“stream of antiquity”
kadēsim
“male prostitutes”
kadion
“a canteen”
kados
“a pail”
kagō
“and I”
kai
“and”
Kaiaphas
“Caiaphas”
kaige
“even/even though”
Kain
“Cain”
Kainan, Kainam
“Cainan”
kainizō
“to revive”
kainos
“new”
kainotēs
“newness”
kaiō
“to kindle/burn”
kaiper
“although”
kairios
“timely”
kairos
“time/right time”
Kaisar
“Caesar”
Kaisareia
“Caesarea”
kaitoi
“and yet/although”
kaitoige
“and yet/although”
kakei
“and there”
kakeinos
“and that one”
kakeithen
“and from there”
kakia
“evil”
kakoētheia
“malice”
kakologeō
“to curse/revile”
kakoō
“to harm”
kakopatheia
“suffering”
kakopatheō
“to endure”
kakophrōn
“evil-minded”
kakophrosunē
“evil thinking”
kakopoieō
“to do evil/harm”
kakopoiēsis
“an evil deed”
kakopoios
“wrongdoing”
kakos
“evil/harm: evil”
kakōs
“badly”
kakōsis
“oppression”
kakoucheō
“to torment”
kakourgia
“evil actions”
kakourgos
“criminal”
kalabōtēs
“a newt”
kalamaomai
“to glean”
kalamē
“straw/stubble”
kalaminos
“of reed”
kalamiskos
“a branch”
kalamos
“reed/stick/pen”
kalathos
“a reed basket”
kaleō
“to call: call”
kallielaios
“olive tree”
kallion
“good”
kallioō
“to beautify”
kallonē
“beauty”
kallōpizō
“to bedeck”
kallos
“beauty”
kallunthron
“a palm branch”
kalodidaskalos
“teaching good”
kalōdion
“rope”
Kaloi Limenes
“Fair Havens”
kalopoieō
“to do good”
kalos
“good”
kalos
“rope”
kalōs
“well”
kalumma
“veil”
kaluptēr
“a lid”
kaluptō
“to cover”
kamara
“a vault”
kamēlopardalis
“giraffe”
kamēlos
“camel”
kaminaios
“of a furnace”
kaminos
“furnace/oven”
kammuō
“to close”
kamnō
“be weary/sick: weak”
kampē
“a curve”
kamptō
“to bend/bow”
kampulos
“curved”
kan
“and/even if”
Kana
“Cana”
Kananitēs, Kananaios
“Zealot”
Kandakē
“Candace”
kanōn
“rule”
kanoun
“a bin”
kantharos
“beetle”
kapēleuō
“to peddle”
kapēlos
“a peddler”
Kapernaoum
“Capernaum”
kapnizō
“to smoke”
kapnos
“smoke”
Kappadokia
“Cappadocia”
kapparis
“caper”
kapsakēs
“a jar”
kardia
“heart”
kardiognōstēs
“heart-knower”
kardioō
“to take heart”
karoō
“to stupefy”
karpasinos
“of cotton”
karphos
“speck”
karpimos
“fruitful”
karpizō
“to gather fruit”
karpobrōtos
“fruit-bearing”
karpōma
“a yield”
karpoō
“to yield”
karpophoreō
“to bear fruit”
karpophoros
“fruitbearing”
karpos
“fruit”
karpos
“wrist”
Karpos
“Carpus”
karpōsis
“a yield”
karpōtos
“with long sleeves”
kartallos
“a narrow basket”
kartereō
“to endure”
karteroō
“to strengthen”
karua
“a walnut”
karuinos
“of walnut”
karuiskos
“nut-like”
karuon
“a walnut”
karuōta
“a knob”
kassia
“cassia”
kassiterinos
“of tin”
kassiteros
“tin”
kata
“according to”
kata podas
“by tracks”
katabainō
“to come/go down”
kataballō
“to lay/throw down”
katabareō
“to burden”
katabarunō
“to burden”
katabasis
“descent”
katabiazō
“to constrain”
katabibazō
“to bring down”
katabioō
“to spend one's life”
katablepō
“to look down”
kataboaō
“to yell out against”
katabolē
“beginning”
kataboskō
“to graze upon”
katabrabeuō
“to disqualify”
katabrōma
“a thing devoured”
katabrōsis
“a thing devoured”
katabrōskō
“to devour”
katachairō
“to rejoice against”
katachalaō
“to let down”
katachalkoō
“to braze”
katacheō
“to pour”
katachōnnumi
“to heap upon”
katachōrizō
“to set down in writing”
katachraomai
“to use up”
katachriō
“to besmear”
katachruseos
“abounding in gold”
katachrusoō
“to gild”
katachthonios
“subterranean”
katachusis
“a throwing down”
katadechomai
“to appreciate”
katadeiknumi
“to introduce”
katadēlos
“evident”
katadeō
“to bandage”
katadeomai
“to beseech”
katadesmos
“a bandage”
katadiaireō
“to divide”
katadikazō
“to condemn”
katadikē
“judgment”
katadiōkō
“to seek”
katadolescheō
“to converse with”
katadouloō
“to enslave”
katadunasteia
“tyranny”
katadunasteuō
“to oppress”
kataduō
“to descend into”
katadusis
“a retreat”
katagaios
“on the ground”
katagelaō
“to mock”
katagelōs
“laughter”
katagēraskō
“to age”
kataginomai
“to occupy”
kataginōskō
“to condemn”
katagnumi
“to break”
katagō
“to bring down”
katagōnizomai
“to conquer”
katagraphō
“to delineate”
kataigis
“a blast”
kataischunō
“to dishonor”
katakaiō
“to burn”
katakalumma
“an overcovering”
katakaluptō
“to cover”
katakamptō
“to bend down”
katakarpos
“fruitful”
katakarpōs
“fruitfully”
katakarpōsis
“incinerated remains”
katakauchaomai
“to boast”
katakauma
“a burning”
katakeimai
“to recline”
katakenoō
“to empty”
katakenteō
“to pierce through”
kataklaō
“to break”
katakleiō
“to lock up”
kataklērodoteō
“to distribute”
kataklēronomeō
“to allot”
kataklēroō
“to choose by lot”
kataklinō
“to sit”
katakliton
“a divan”
kataklusmos
“flood”
katakluzō
“to flood”
katakoloutheō
“to follow”
katakondulizō
“to strike with a fist”
katakontizō
“to run through”
katakopos
“exhausted”
katakoptō
“to cut”
katakosmeō
“to adorn”
katakrateō
“to hold firmly”
katakrēmnizō
“to cast down”
katakrima
“condemnation”
katakrinō
“to condemn”
katakrisis
“condemnation”
katakruptō
“to hide”
kataktaomai
“to acquire”
katakukloō
“to encircle”
katakulindō
“to roll downward”
katakuptō
“to stoop down”
katakurieuō
“to master”
katalaleō
“to slander”
katalalia
“slander”
katalalos
“slanderous”
katalambanō
“to grasp”
katalegō
“to enrol”
kataleimma
“remnant”
kataleipō
“to leave behind”
kataleipsis
“a remnant”
kataleō
“to grind down”
katalēpsis
“a taking”
katalimpanō
“to leave behind”
katalithazō
“to stone”
katalithoboleō
“to cast a stone at”
katalithos
“inlaid with precious stone”
katallagē
“reconciliation”
katallassō
“to reconcile”
katalochia
“classification”
katalochismos
“distribution”
katalogizomai
“to reckon”
kataloipos
“remaining”
kataluma
“guest room/inn”
kataluō
“to destroy/lodge”
katalusis
“a resting-place”
katamanthanō
“to consider”
katamartureō
“to testify against”
katamenō
“to stay”
katamerizō
“to divide among”
katametreō
“to measure out”
katamignumi
“to mix with”
katamōkaomai
“to deride”
katamonas
“alone”
katanaliskō
“to consume”
katanarkaomai
“to burden”
katanathema
“curse”
katanathematizō
“to curse”
katanemō
“to feed on”
kataneuō
“to signal”
katangeleus
“proclaimer”
katangellō
“to proclaim”
katanistamai
“to stand against”
katanoeō
“to observe”
katantaō
“to come to”
katantēma
“an arrival”
katanussō
“to pierce”
katanuxis
“stupor”
katapaizō
“to mock”
katapanourgeuō
“to deal treacherously”
katapassō
“to strew”
katapatēma
“trampling”
katapateō
“to trample”
katapatēsis
“trampling”
katapauō
“to keep from”
katapausis
“rest”
katapēdaō
“to leap down”
katapēgnumi
“to fasten down”
katapelmatoomai
“to mend”
katapentheō
“to mourn”
katapetasma
“curtain”
katapetomai
“to fly down”
kataphainō
“to appear”
katapherēs
“inclined”
katapherō
“to vote against”
katapheugō
“to flee”
kataphileō
“to kiss”
kataphlegō
“to burn up”
kataphlogizō
“to ignite”
kataphobos
“fear”
kataphroneō
“to despise”
kataphronētēs
“despiser”
kataphthanō
“to fall upon unawares”
kataphtheirō
“to deprave”
kataphthora
“corruption”
kataphugē
“a refuge”
kataphuteuō
“to plant”
kataphuteusis
“a planting”
katapikros
“very bitter”
katapimprēmi
“burnt”
katapinō
“to swallow”
katapiptō
“to fall down”
katapisteuō
“to confide in”
kataplassō
“to plaster”
katapleō
“to sail”
kataplēssō
“to strike with terror”
kataplēxis
“a terror”
katapolemeō
“to make war against”
kataponeō
“to oppress”
katapontismos
“drowning”
katapontizō
“to sink”
katapraunō
“to soothe”
katapronomeuō
“to carry away captive”
katapsuchō
“to cool”
kataptēssō
“to awe”
kataptōma
“a ruin”
katara
“curse”
kataraomai
“to curse”
katarasis
“a curse”
katarassō
“to break down”
katarchō
“to rule”
katargeō
“to abate”
katarguroō
“to silver plate”
katarithmeō
“to number”
katarraktēs
“a dungeon”
katarrēgnumi
“to break down”
katarrembeuō
“to stagger”
katarreō
“to flow down”
katarriptō
“to hurl down”
katartisis
“perfection”
katartismos
“preparation”
katartizō
“to complete”
katasbennuō
“to extinguish”
kataschesis
“possession”
kataseiō
“to signal”
katasigaō
“to observe silence”
katasiōpaō
“to observe silence”
kataskaptō
“to ruin”
kataskedazō
“to scatter upon”
kataskēnoō
“to dwell”
kataskēnōsis
“dwelling place”
kataskeptomai
“to survey”
kataskeuazō
“to prepare”
kataskeuē
“apparatus”
kataskiazō
“to overshadow”
kataskios
“shady”
kataskopeō
“to spy”
kataskopos
“spy”
katasmikrunō
“to reduce”
katasophizomai
“be cunning”
kataspaō
“to tear down”
kataspatalaō
“to live wastefully”
kataspeirō
“to scatter abroad”
kataspeudō
“to hasten”
katasphazō
“to slaughter”
katasphragizō
“to seal”
kataspoudazomai
“to take seriously”
katastasiazō
“to revolt”
katastellō
“to quiet”
katastēma
“behavior”
katastenazō
“to groan”
katastērizō
“to firmly fix”
katastolē
“attire/behaviour”
katastrangizō
“to make drop”
katastratopedeuō
“to bivouac”
katastrēniaō
“to desire”
katastrephō
“to overturn”
katastrōnnumi
“be thrown down”
katastrophē
“ruin”
katasurō
“to drag away”
katatassō
“to delegate”
katateinō
“to violently strain”
katatēkō
“to dissolve”
katatemnō
“to mutilate”
kataterpō
“to delight”
katatharseō
“to rely upon”
katathlaō
“to break in pieces”
katathumios
“wishes”
katatillō
“to pull about”
katatithēmi
“to attain”
katatomē
“mutilation”
katatoxeuō
“to shoot down”
katatrechō
“to rush down”
katatribō
“to wear away”
katatrōgō
“to devour”
katatruphaō
“to revel”
katatugchanō
“to attain”
kataxainō
“to rend in shreds”
kataxērainō
“to totally dry up”
kataxēros
“dried up”
kataxioō
“to consider worthy”
katēcheō
“to instruct”
katechō
“to hold back/fast”
katēgōr
“an accuser”
katēgoreō
“to accuse”
katēgoria
“accusation”
katēgoros
“accuser”
kateidōlos
“idolatrous”
kateidōn
“to look down”
kateipō
“to denounce”
katenanti
“before”
katenōpion
“before”
katenteuktēs
“an accuser”
katepeigō
“to coerce”
katēpheia
“gloominess”
katephistēmi
“to attack”
katerchomai
“to descend”
katergasia
“working out”
katergazomai
“to workout/produce”
katergos
“upkeep”
katesthiō
“to devour”
kateulogeō
“to bless”
kateuodoō
“to greatly prosper”
kateuthu
“straightway”
kateuthunō
“to guide”
katexousiazō
“to rule”
katha
“as/just as”
kathagiazō
“to consecrate”
kathaireō
“to take down”
kathairesis
“destruction”
kathairō
“to prune”
kathaper
“just as”
kathaptō
“to attach”
kathareuō
“be clean”
kathariotēs
“cleanliness”
katharismos
“cleansing”
katharizō
“to clean”
katharos
“clean”
katharotēs
“cleanness”
katharsis
“a cleansing”
kathedra
“seat”
kathēgētēs
“teacher”
kathēkō
“be fit”
kathēloō
“to nail up”
kathema
“a necklace”
kathēmai
“to sit”
kathēmerinos
“daily”
katheudō
“to sleep”
kathexēs
“in order”
kathezomai
“to sit down”
kathidros
“sweating”
kathiēmi
“to lower”
kathisis
“sitting”
kathistēmi
“to appoint/conduct”
kathizanō
“to sit down”
kathizō
“to seat”
katho
“insofar as”
kathodēgeō
“to direct”
kathodos
“a return”
katholou
“at all”
kathomologeō
“to promise”
kathoplizō
“to arm fully”
kathoraō
“to perceive”
kathormion
“a hanging necklace”
kathōs
“as/just as”
kathōsper
“as”
kathoti
“as/just as”
kathubrizō
“to insult”
kathumneō
“to sing praise”
kathuphainō
“to interweave”
kathupnoō
“to sleep”
kathustereō
“be late”
katioomai
“to corrode”
katischuō
“to prevail”
katō
“under”
katocheuō
“to mate”
katochimos
“possession”
katochos
“a hold”
katōdunaō
“to afflict grievously”
katōdunos
“in severe pain”
katoikeō
“to dwell”
katoikesia
“habitation”
katoikēsis
“dwelling”
katoikētērion
“dwelling place”
katoikia
“dwelling”
katoikizō
“to settle”
katoikodomeō
“to build”
katoikos
“inhabitant”
katoiomai
“be arrogant”
katopisthen
“after”
katoptrizō
“to reflect”
katoptron
“a mirror”
katorcheomai
“to treat despitefully”
katorthōma
“accomplishments”
katorthoō
“to keep straight”
katorthōsis
“a success”
katorussō
“to bury”
katōterō
“lower”
katōteros
“lower”
katōthen
“from below”
kauchaomai
“to boast”
kauchēma
“pride”
kauchēsis
“pride”
kaulos
“a stem”
kauma
“heat”
kaumatizō
“to scorch”
kausis
“burning”
kausōn
“heat”
kausoō
“to burn”
kautēriazō
“to brand”
kedrinos
“of cedar”
kedros
“Kidron”
Kegchreai
“Cenchreae”
kegchros
“millet”
keimai
“to lay/be appointed”
keiria
“graveclothes”
keirō
“to shear”
kekrummenōs
“secretly”
keleuō
“to order”
keleusma
“command”
kēlidoō
“to spot”
kēmos
“a muzzle”
kenodoxia
“empty conceit”
kenodoxos
“conceited”
kenologeō
“to use empty words”
kenoō
“to empty”
kenophōnia
“empty talk”
kenos
“empty”
kenōs
“vainly”
kenotaphion
“a statue”
kēnsos
“tax”
kenteō
“to sting”
kentron
“sting”
kenturiōn
“centurion”
kephalaioō
“to strike a head”
kephalaios
“sum”
kephalē
“head”
kephalis
“scroll”
Kēphas
“Cephas”
kephoure
“a basin”
kephourēs
“a basin”
kēpos
“garden”
kēpouros
“gardener”
kepphōtheis
“being easily led on”
keraia
“tittle”
kerameus
“potter”
keramikos
“made of clay”
keramion
“clay jar”
keramos
“clay roof tile”
kerannumi
“to mix”
keras
“horn”
kerasma
“a mixture”
kerastēs
“a horned serpent”
keratinē
“a horn”
keration
“husk”
keratistēs
“goring”
keratizō
“to butt”
keraunoō
“to strike with a thunderbolt”
keraunos
“a thunderbolt”
kerdainō
“to gain”
kerdos
“gain”
kērion
“honeycomb”
kerkōps
“mischievous”
kerkos
“a tail”
kerma
“coin”
kermatistēs
“moneychanger”
kēros
“beeswax”
kērugma
“preaching”
kērussō
“to preach”
kērux
“preacher”
kētos
“sea monster”
kibdēlos
“commingled”
kibōtos
“ark: covenant”
kichraō
“to lend”
kidaris
“a turban”
Kilikia, Kilikia
“Cilicia”
kinamōmon
“cinnamon”
kinduneuō
“be in danger”
kindunos
“danger”
kineō
“to move”
kinēsis
“motion”
kinura
“a lute”
kiōn
“a monumental pillar”
kirnaō
“to dilute”
Kis
“Kish”
kissaō
“to crave for strange food”
kithara
“harp”
kitharizō
“to play the harp”
kitharōdos
“harpist”
klados
“branch”
klaiō
“to weep”
klaō
“to break”
klasis
“breaking”
klasma
“fragment”
Klaudē, Kauda
“Cauda”
Klaudia
“Claudia”
Klaudios
“Claudius”
klauthmōn
“a place of weeping”
klauthmos
“weeping”
klēdonismos
“prognosticating”
klēdonizō
“to prognosticate”
kleiō
“to shut”
kleis
“key”
kleithron
“a bolt”
klēma
“branch”
klēmatis
“a small vine branch”
Klēmēs
“Clement”
klemma
“theft”
Kleopas
“Cleopas”
kleos
“credit”
kleptēs
“thief”
kleptō
“to steal”
klērodosia
“an allotment”
klērodoteō
“to allot”
klēronomeō
“to inherit”
klēronomia
“inheritance”
klēronomos
“heir”
klēroō
“to obtain”
klēros
“lot”
klērōti
“by casting lots”
klēsis
“calling”
klētos
“called”
klibanos
“oven”
klima
“region”
klimaktēr
“a step”
klimax
“a stairway”
klinarion
“a cot”
klinē
“bed”
klinidion
“bed”
klinō
“to bow/lay down”
klisia
“group”
klitos
“a corner”
kloios
“a neck yoke”
klōn
“a branch”
Klōpas
“Clopas”
klopē
“theft”
klopophoreō
“to ransack”
klōsma
“yarn”
klōstos
“spun”
klōthō
“to twine”
kludōn
“waves”
kludōnizō
“to toss”
knēmē
“shank”
knēmis
“a leg covering”
knēphē
“itching”
knēthō
“to itch”
knidē
“nettle”
Knidos
“Cnidus”
knizō
“to pick”
kochlax
“a pebble”
kōdōn
“a bell”
kodrantēs
“penny”
koilas
“a cavity”
koilē
“a ship's hold”
koilia
“belly/womb/stomach”
koilōma
“a hollow”
koilos
“hollow”
koilostathmeō
“to vault”
koilostathmos
“vaulted”
koimaō
“to sleep”
koimēsis
“sleep”
koimizō
“to rest”
koinōneō
“to participate”
koinōnia
“participation”
koinōnikos
“generous”
koinōnos
“participant”
koinoō
“to profane”
koinos
“common: unsanctified”
koitasia
“a laying with”
koitazō
“to lay in bed”
koitē
“bed”
koitōn
“bedroom/chamberlain”
kokkinos
“scarlet”
kokkos
“seed”
kolabrizō
“to crush”
kolakeia
“flattery”
kolakeuō
“to flatter”
kolaphizō
“to beat”
kolaptō
“to chisel”
kolaptos
“a gourd”
kolasis
“punishment”
kolazō
“to punish”
kōlea
“a hind quarter”
koleos
“a sheath”
kollaō
“to join”
kollē
“glue”
kollourion
“eye salve”
kollubistēs
“moneychanger”
kolluris
“a biscuit”
kollurizō
“to bake biscuits”
kolobokerkos
“tailless”
koloboō
“to shorten”
koloborrin
“splitmouth”
kolokunthē
“a gourd”
kōlon
“corpse”
kolōnia
“Roman colony”
Kolossaeus
“Colossae”
Kolossai
“Colossae”
kolpōma
“recess”
kolpos
“bosom”
kōluma
“a restraint”
kolumbaō
“to swim”
kolumbēthra
“pool”
kōluō
“to prevent”
komaō
“be long-haired”
kōmarchēs
“a magistrate”
komē
“hair”
kōmē
“village”
komizō
“to bring/be repaid”
kōmopolis
“village”
kōmos
“orgy”
kompsoteron
“better”
kondu
“a drinking cup”
kondulismos
“ill-treatment”
kondulizō
“to smite”
konia
“lime”
koniama
“whitewash”
koniaō
“to whitewash”
koniortos
“dust”
kōnōps
“gnat”
kontos
“a shaft”
konuza
“a briar”
kopanizō
“to pound out”
kopazō
“to abate”
kopē
“slaughter”
kōpē
“an oar”
kōpēlatēs
“an oarsman”
kopetos
“lamentation”
kōpheuō
“be silent”
kophinos
“basket”
kōphoō
“be mute”
kōphos
“deaf/mute”
kopiaō
“to labor”
kopoō
“to trouble”
kopos
“labor”
kopōsis
“weariness”
kopria
“manure”
kopros
“dung”
koptō
“to cut/mourn”
korasion
“girl”
korax
“raven”
korban
“Corban”
Kore
“Korah”
korē
“pupil”
korennumi
“to satisfy”
Korinthios
“Corinthian”
Korinthos
“Corinth”
korion
“coriander”
Kornēlios
“Cornelius”
korōnē
“a crowbar”
koros
“cor”
korunē
“a truncheon”
koruphē
“head”
Kōs
“Cos”
Kōsam
“Cosam”
kosmeō
“to arrange”
kosmikos
“earthly”
kosmios
“respectable”
kosmokratōr
“world power”
kosmos
“world”
kosumbos
“a fringe”
kosumbōtos
“fringed”
kōthōn
“toasting”
kōthōnizō
“to toast”
kotulē
“a small cup”
Kouartos
“Quartus”
koumi
“stand up!”
kouphizō
“to lighten”
kouphos
“light (in weight)”
kouphōs
“nimbly”
koura
“shearing”
koureus
“a barber”
koustōdia
“guard”
krabbatos
“bed”
kraipalaō
“be dizzy from wine”
kraipalē
“dissipation”
krama
“mixed wine”
kranion
“Skull”
kraspedon
“edge”
krataiōma
“fortification”
krataioō
“to strengthen”
krataios
“mighty”
krataiōs
“forcefully”
krataiōsis
“fortification”
krataiotēs
“force”
krateō
“to grasp/seize”
kratēr
“a basin”
kratistos
“excellent”
kratos
“power”
kraugazō
“to shout”
kraugē
“shouting”
krazō
“to cry”
kreagra
“a meat hook”
kreanomeō
“to dress meat”
kreas
“meat”
kreissōn
“greater”
kreittōn
“stronger”
kremaō
“to hang”
kremastos
“hanging”
krēmnos
“cliff”
krēnē
“a fountain”
krēpis
“a bank”
Krēs
“Cretan”
Krēskēs
“Crescens”
Krētē
“Crete”
krikos
“a hook”
krima
“judgment”
krinō
“to judge”
krinon
“lily”
krios
“a ram”
krisis
“judgment”
Krispos
“Crispus”
kritērion
“court/lawsuit”
kritēs
“judge”
krithē
“barley”
krithinos
“barley”
kritikos
“discerning”
krokē
“woof”
krokodeilos
“crocodile”
krokos
“saffron”
krommuon
“onion”
krossos
“a border”
krossōtos
“bordered fringes”
krotaphos
“temple”
kroteō
“to clap”
krouō
“to knock”
krubē
“secretly”
kruphaios
“hidden”
kruphaiōs
“secretly”
kruphē
“in secret”
kruphios
“private”
kruptē
“cellar”
kruptō
“to hide”
kruptos
“hidden”
krustallizō
“be clear”
krustallos
“crystal”
ktaomai
“to posses”
kteinō
“to slay”
ktēma
“possession”
ktēnōdēs
“brutish”
ktēnos
“animal”
ktēnotrophos
“grazing cattle”
ktēsis
“a possession”
ktētōr
“owner”
ktisis
“creation”
ktisma
“creature”
ktistēs
“creator”
ktizō
“to create”
kuamos
“a bean”
kuathos
“a cup”
kubeia
“cunning”
kubernaō
“to devise”
kubernēsis
“administration”
kubernētēs
“captain”
kubos
“a cube”
kudoimos
“an uproar”
kudos
“dignity”
kuēsis
“conception”
kukleuō
“to encompass”
kuklō
“surrounding”
kuklōma
“a swirl”
kukloō
“to surround”
kuklothen
“around”
kuknos
“swan”
kuliō
“to wallow”
kulisma
“wallowing”
kullos
“crippled”
kuma
“a wave”
kumainō
“to swell up”
kumation
“a waved border”
kumbalizō
“to play cymbals”
kumbalon
“cymbal”
kuminon
“cumin”
kunarion
“little dog”
kunēgeō
“to hunt with hounds”
kunēgos
“a hunter with hounds”
kunikos
“churlish”
kunomuia
“the dog-fly”
kuō
“to sire”
kuōn
“dog”
kuophoreō
“be with child”
kuparissinos
“of cypress”
kuparissos
“cypress”
kuphō
“to have downcast eyes”
Kuprios
“Cyprus”
kuprismos
“a blossom”
kuprizō
“to blossom”
Kupros
“Cyprus”
kupselē
“a granary”
kuptō
“to stoop/bend down”
kureia
“command”
Kurēnaios
“Cyrene”
Kurēnē
“Cyrene”
Kurēnios
“Quirinius”
Kuria
“lady”
kuriakos
“the Lord’s”
kurieuō
“to lord over”
kurios
“lord: God”
kuriotēs
“lordship”
kuroō
“to affirm”
kurtos
“humpback”
kutos
“extent”
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