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439 Greek words found.
ma
“by!”
maasphar
“a number”
Maath
“Maath”
machaira
“sword”
machbar
“a rag”
machē
“quarrel”
macheēl
“food”
machētēs
“a warrior”
machimos
“combat”
machomai
“to quarrel”
madaroō
“to pluck hair”
madēsē
“loose of hair”
Madian
“Midian”
maeleth
“a harp”
Magdala, Magadan
“Magadan”
Magdalēnē
“Magdalene”
mageia
“magic”
mageireion
“a cooking place”
mageireuō
“to cut up meat”
mageirissa
“a female cook”
mageiros
“a male cook”
mageuō
“to practice magic”
magis
“a loaf”
Magōg
“Magog”
magos
“sage”
maia
“a midwife”
maimassō
“be irresistibly led”
Mainan
“Menna”
mainomai
“to rave”
maioomai
“to act as midwife”
makarios
“blessed”
makarismos
“blessedness”
makaristos
“most blessed”
makarizō
“to bless”
Makedōn
“Macedonia”
Makedonia
“Macedonia”
makellon
“meat market”
makran
“far”
makrobios
“long-lived”
makrochroneō
“to live a long time”
makrochronios
“long-lived”
makroēmereuō
“to prolong one's days”
makroēmeros
“many days”
makros
“long/distant”
makrotēs
“duration”
makrothen
“from afar”
makrothumeō
“to have patience”
makrothumia
“patience”
makrothumos
“lenient”
makrothumōs
“patiently”
makrumma
“abomination”
makrunō
“to prolong”
mala
“by all means”
malagma
“a dressing”
malakia
“sickness”
malakizomai
“be infirm”
malakos
“soft/effeminate”
malakōs
“softly”
malakunō
“to soften”
Malchos
“Malchus”
Maleleēl
“Mahalaleel”
malista
“especially”
mallon
“more”
mammē
“grandmother”
mammōnas
“wealth”
man
“manna”
manaa
“a gift”
Manaēn
“Manaen”
Manassēs
“Manasseh”
mandra
“haven”
mandragoras
“mandrake”
manduas
“a uniform”
manē
“mane”
mania
“insanity”
maniakēs
“a golden necklace”
manna
“manna”
manteia
“divination”
manteion
“an oracle”
manteuomai
“to divine”
manthanō
“to learn”
mantis
“a clairvoyant”
maōzein
“a fortress”
marainō
“to fade”
maran atha
“Come, Lord!”
margaritēs
“pearl”
Maria
“Mary”
Markos
“Mark”
marmarinos
“of marble”
marmaros
“marble”
marsippion
“a money bag”
marsippos
“a bag”
Martha
“Martha”
martureō
“to testify”
marturia
“testimony”
marturion
“testimony”
marturomai
“to testify”
martus
“witness”
masanai
“second section”
masmarōth
“a snuffer”
massaomai
“to gnaw”
mastigoō
“to whip”
mastix
“whip”
mastizō
“to whip”
mastos, mazos
“breast”
mataiologia
“babble”
mataiologos
“babbler”
mataioō
“to make futile”
mataios
“futile”
mataiōs
“acting in folly”
mataiotēs
“futility”
matēn
“in vain”
mathēma
“a lesson”
mathētēs
“disciple”
mathēteuō
“to disciple”
mathētria
“disciple”
Mathousala
“Methuselah”
Mattatha
“Mattatha”
Mattathias
“Mattathias”
Matthaios
“Matthew”
Matthan
“Matthan”
Matthat, Maththat
“Matthat”
Matthias, Maththias
“Matthias”
mazourōth
“mazuroth”
me
“me”
mē
“not”
mē ouk
“isn't it?”
mēchanē
“a machine”
mēchaneuomai
“to construct”
mechōnōth
“a base”
mechri
“until”
mēdamōs
“surely not”
mēde
“nor”
mēdeis
“nothing”
mēdepō
“not yet”
mēdepote
“never”
Mēdos
“Mede”
megalaucheō
“to boast”
megaleios
“mighty”
megaleiotēs
“majesty”
megalōma
“magnificence”
megalophrōn
“high-minded”
megaloprepeia
“majesty”
megaloprepēs
“majestic”
megalopterugos
“having large wings”
megalorrēmōn
“lofty speaking”
megalorrēmoneō
“to speak great words”
megalorrēmosunē
“lofty language”
megalōs
“greatly”
megalosarkos
“fleshy”
megalōsunē
“majesty”
megalunō
“to magnify”
megas
“great”
megethos
“greatness”
megistan
“great man”
megistos
“greatest”
meizon
“greater”
meizōn
“greater”
meizoteros
“greatest”
mēketi
“never again”
mēkos
“length”
mēkunō
“to grow”
melan
“ink”
melanoomai
“to blacken”
melanthion
“pepperwort”
melas
“black”
melathron
“a ridge”
melathroō
“to arch over”
Melchi
“Melchi”
Melchisedek
“Melchizedek”
Meleas
“Melea”
meletaō
“to meditate/plot”
meletē
“meditation”
meli
“honey”
melissa
“bee”
melissios
“honeycomb”
melissōn
“an apiary”
Melitē
“Malta”
melizō
“to dismember”
mellō
“to ensue”
melō
“to concern”
mēlon
“cheeks”
melos
“member”
mēlōtē
“sheepskin”
membrana
“parchment”
memphomai
“to blame”
mempsimoiros
“malcontent”
mempsis
“complaint”
men
“on the other hand”
mēn
“certainly”
mēn
“month”
mēniaios
“of a month”
mēniō
“be infuriated”
mēnis
“vehement anger”
mēniskos
“a crescent”
menō
“to stay”
menounge
“rather”
mentoi
“yet”
mentoige
“however”
mēnuō
“to disclose”
mēpō
“not yet”
mēpōs
“so that”
mēpote
“lest”
mēria
“the thigh”
merimna
“concern”
merimnaō
“to worry”
meris
“part”
merismos
“division”
meristēs
“arbiter”
meriteuomai
“to partition”
merizō
“to divide”
meros
“part”
mēros
“thigh”
mērukaomai
“to chew the cud”
mērukismos
“chewing the cud”
mēruomai
“to furl”
mesaios
“middle”
mesantion
“a weaver's beam”
mesēmbria
“noon/south”
mesēmbrinos
“midday”
mesitēs
“mediator”
mesiteuō
“to guarantee”
mesonuktios
“midnight”
mesoō
“be in the middle”
mesoporphuros
“purple ornamentation”
Mesopotamia
“Mesopotamia”
mesos
“midst”
mesotoichos
“wall”
mesouranēma
“midair”
messab
“a garrison”
Messias
“Messiah”
mesthaal
“a wardrobe”
mestoō
“to fill”
mestos
“full”
meta
“with/after”
metabainō
“to depart”
metaballō
“to change mind”
metabolē
“revolt”
metabolos
“a trader”
metadidōmi
“to share”
metagō
“to turn”
metairō
“to leave”
metakaleō
“to summon”
metakineō
“to shift”
metakinēsis
“removal”
metalambanō
“to partake”
metalēpsis
“partaking of”
metallassō
“to exchange”
metalleuō
“to mine”
metameleia
“repentance”
metamellomai
“to repent”
metamelos
“regret”
metamorphoō
“to transform”
metanasteuō
“to migrate”
metanistēmi
“to change residence”
metanoeō
“to repent”
metanoia
“repentance”
metapempō
“to summon”
metaphrenon
“the upper back”
metapiptō
“to degenerate”
metaschēmatizō
“to transform”
metaskeuazō
“to fashion differently”
metastrephō
“to change”
metastrophē
“converted”
metathesis
“removal/change”
metatithēmi
“to transport”
metatrepō
“to turn around”
metaxu
“between/meanwhile”
mēte
“neither”
metechō
“to share”
meteōrismos
“a crest”
meteōrizō
“to worry”
meteōros
“a meteorite”
metepeita
“afterward”
mētēr
“mother”
meterchomai
“to pass between the ranks”
methē
“drunkenness”
methermēneuō
“to mean”
mētheteros
“neither one”
methistēmi
“to move”
methodeia
“scheme”
methodeuō
“to use craft”
methōesim
“a genealogical register”
methorios
“boundary”
methuō
“to get drunk”
methuskō
“to get drunk”
methusma
“strong drink”
methusos
“drunkard”
mēti
“surely not”
mētige
“how much more”
mētis
“unless/any”
metochē
“participation”
metochos
“partaker”
metoikeō
“to displace”
metoikesia
“deportation”
metoikia
“displacement”
metoikizō
“to deport”
metoikos
“a refugee”
metōpon
“forehead”
mētra
“womb”
mētralōas
“matricide”
metreō
“to measure”
metrēsis
“a measuring”
metrētēs
“measure”
metriazō
“be content”
metriopatheō
“be gentle”
metriōs
“moderately”
metron
“measure”
mētropolis
“capital”
mia
“first”
miainō
“to stain”
miansis
“defilement”
miasma
“defilement”
miasmos
“defilement”
Michaēl
“Michael”
migma
“mixture”
mignumi
“to mix”
mikron
“little”
mikros
“small”
mikrotēs
“thinness”
Milētos
“Miletus”
milion
“mile”
miltos
“vermilion”
mimeomai
“to imitate”
mimētēs
“imitator”
mimnēskō
“to remember”
miseō
“to hate”
misētos
“detested”
misgō
“to mingle”
misos
“hatred”
misthapodosia
“recompense”
misthapodotēs
“rewarder”
misthios
“hired worker”
misthōma
“rented home”
misthoō
“to hire”
misthos
“wage”
misthōtos
“hired worker”
mitra
“a mitre”
Mitulēnē
“Mitylene”
mna
“mina”
mnaomai
“to remember”
Mnasōn
“Mnason”
mneia
“remembrance”
mnēma
“tomb”
mnēmē
“remembrance”
mnēmeion
“grave”
mnēmoneuō
“to remember”
mnēmosunon
“memorial”
mnēmosunos
“a memorandum”
mnēsikakeō
“to resent”
mnēsikakos
“resentful”
mnēsteuō
“to betroth”
mochlos
“a bar”
mochtheō
“to make an effort”
mochthos
“toil”
modios
“bucket”
mogilalos
“hardly talking”
mogis
“hardly”
moi
“to me”
moichalis
“adulterous”
moichaō
“to commit adultery”
moicheia
“adultery”
moicheuō
“to commit adultery”
moichos
“adulterer”
mōkaomai
“to scorn”
molibdos
“lead”
molis
“hardly”
Moloch
“Moloch”
molochē
“a mallow (plant)”
mōlōps
“wound”
molunō
“to defile”
molunsis
“contamination”
molusmos
“defilement”
mōmaomai
“to criticize”
mōmētos
“scoffing”
mōmos
“blemish”
momphē, mempsis
“complaint”
monazō
“to live alone”
monē
“abode”
monimos
“a stable”
monios
“a wild boar”
monogenēs
“unique”
monokerōs
“a unicorn”
monomacheō
“to fight one on one”
monon
“only”
monoō
“to leave alone”
monophthalmos
“one-eyed”
monorchis
“having one testicle”
monos
“alone”
monotropos
“simple”
monozōnos
“lightly armed”
mōrainō
“be foolish”
mōria
“foolishness”
mōrologia
“foolish talk”
mōros
“foolish”
morphē
“form”
morphoō
“to form”
morphōsis
“form”
moscharion
“a young calf”
moschopoieō
“to make a calf”
moschos
“calf”
mosphathaim
“sheepfolds”
motoō
“to dress a wound”
mou
“of me”
Mōusēs, Mōsēs
“Moses”
mousikos
“musician”
mueloomai
“to fill with marrow”
muelos
“marrow”
mueō
“to initiate”
mugalē
“a field-mouse”
muia
“a fly”
mukaomai
“to roar”
muktēr
“nostril”
muktērismos
“sneering”
muktērizō
“to mock”
mulē
“a molar tooth”
mulikos
“millstone”
mulinos
“mill”
mulōn
“millhouse”
mulos
“millstone”
muōpazō
“be nearsighted”
Mura
“Myra”
murepsikos
“scented”
murepsos
“a perfumer”
murias
“myriad”
murioi
“myriad”
murioplasios
“ten thousand-fold”
murizō
“to anoint”
murmēkiaō
“be troubled with warts”
murmēkoleōn
“a small lion”
murmēx
“an ant”
muron
“ointment”
mursinē
“a myrtle tree”
mus
“a mouse”
musaros
“detestable”
Musia
“Mysia”
mustax
“a mustache”
mustērion
“mystery”
muthos
“myth”
muxōtēres
“a tube”
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