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Explore the original Greek vocabulary of the New Testament. Each word study includes definitions, morphology, occurrence data, and related terms.
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1,269 Greek words found.
pachnē
“frost”
pachos
“thickness”
pachunō
“to thicken”
pachus
“robust”
pagetos
“icy coldness”
pagideuō
“to trap”
pagis
“trap”
pagos
“ice”
paidagōgos
“guardian”
paidarion
“boy”
paideia
“discipline”
paideuō
“to instruct”
paideutēs
“instructor”
paidion
“child”
paidiothen
“from childhood”
paidiskē
“maidservant”
paignia
“play”
paignion
“a plaything”
paiō
“to strike”
pais
“child”
paizō
“to play”
Pakatianē
“Pacatiana”
palai
“of old”
palaiō
“to wrestle”
palaiōma
“that which has grown old”
palaioō
“to make old”
palaios
“old”
palaiōsis
“that which has grown old”
palaiotēs
“oldness”
palaistē
“a palm (plant)”
palathē
“a dried cluster”
palē
“struggle”
palin
“again”
palingenesia
“regeneration”
pallakē
“a concubine”
pallakis
“a concubine”
pallō
“to agitate”
pambotanon
“abundant herbage”
Pamphulia
“Pamphylia”
pamplēthei
“together”
pampolus
“great”
pandēmei
“in full assembly”
pandocheion
“inn”
pandocheus
“innkeeper”
panēguris
“assembly”
panēgurizō
“to assemble for a festival”
panoiki
“with all the house”
panoikia
“whole family”
panoplia
“complete armor”
panourgeuō
“to trick”
panourgia
“craftiness”
panourgos
“crafty”
pantachē
“everywhere”
pantachothen
“from all sides”
pantachou
“everywhere”
pantē
“always”
pantelēs
“completely”
panthēr
“a panther”
pantodapos
“of all kinds”
pantokratōr
“almighty”
pantōs
“surely”
pantote
“always”
pantothen
“from all sides”
Paphos
“Paphos”
papuros
“papyrus (plant)”
para
“from/with/beside”
parabainō
“to transgress”
paraballō
“to arrive”
parabaptos
“deeply dyed”
parabasis
“transgression”
parabatēs
“transgresor”
parabiazomai
“to urge”
parabibazō
“to cast aside”
parablepō
“to look over”
parabolē
“parable”
parabouleuomai, paraboleuomai
“to risk”
paracheimasia
“wintering”
paracheimazō
“to winter”
parachrēma
“instantly”
paradechomai
“to welcome”
paradeigma
“a model”
paradeigmatizō
“to disgrace”
paradeiknumi
“to hold forth as an example”
paradeisos
“paradise”
paradiatribē
“contention”
paradidōmi
“to deliver”
paradosis
“tradition”
paradoxazō
“to do an incredible thing”
paradoxos
“remarkable”
paradromē
“a passing by”
paraginomai
“to come”
paragō
“to pass”
paragōniskos
“a carpenter's square”
paragraphis
“a scraper”
paraineō
“to urge”
paraireō
“to lift from”
paraiteomai
“to refuse/excuse”
parakaleō
“to plead/comfort”
parakaluptō
“to hide”
parakatathēkē
“deposit”
parakatatithēmi
“to deposit in care of”
parakathēmai
“to sit near”
parakathizō
“to sit by”
parakeimai
“be present”
parakeleuomai
“to rouse”
paraklēsis
“encouragement”
paraklētikos
“comforting”
paraklētōr
“a comforter”
paraklētos
“counsellor”
parakoē
“disobedience”
parakoitos
“a mistress”
parakoloutheō
“to follow”
parakouō
“to ignore”
parakrouō
“to cheat”
parakuptō
“to stoop”
paralaleō
“to speak improperly”
paralambanō
“to take”
paralegō
“to sail past”
paralios
“seaside”
parallagē
“variation”
parallassō
“to alter”
parallaxis
“alteration”
paralogizomai
“to deceive”
paraluō
“to paralyze”
paralusis
“paralysis”
paralutikos
“paralytic”
paramenō
“to continue”
paramutheomai
“to encourage”
paramuthia
“comfort”
paramuthion
“comfort”
paranaliskō
“to uselessly consume”
parangelia
“order”
parangellō
“to order”
parangelma
“a mobilization order”
paranomeō
“to break the law”
paranomia
“lawlessness”
paranomos
“lawbreaker”
paranomōs
“unlawfully”
parapan
“thoroughly”
parapetasma
“a canopy”
parapherō
“to take away”
paraphroneō
“be insane”
paraphronēsis
“ranting”
paraphronia
“insanity”
paraphuas
“a shoot”
parapikrainō
“to rebel”
parapikrasmos
“rebellion”
parapiptō
“to defect”
paraplēktos
“deranged”
parapleō
“to sail past”
paraplēsion
“almost”
paraplēsiōs
“similarly”
paraplēxia
“derangement”
paraporeuomai
“to pass by/through”
paraptōma
“trespass”
paraptōsis
“a transgression”
pararreō
“to drift away”
pararriptō
“to throw aside”
pararuma
“a sheet of leather”
parasēmos
“figurehead”
parasiōpaō
“to remain silent”
paraskeuazō
“to prepare”
paraskeuē
“Preparation”
parastasis
“position”
parasumballomai
“to resemble”
paratassō
“to deploy”
parataxis
“battle array”
parateinō
“to prolong”
paratēreō
“to observe”
paratērēsis
“observation”
parathalassios
“seaside”
parathēkē
“deposit”
paratheōreō
“to neglect”
parathermainō
“to overheat”
parathesis
“provision”
parathlibō
“to press against”
paratithēmi
“to set before”
paratrechō
“be a bodyguard”
paratugchanō
“be there”
parautika
“momentary”
paraxiphis
“a dagger”
parazēloō
“to make envious”
parazōnē
“a sash”
pardalis
“leopard”
parechō
“to furnish occasion”
paredreuō
“to attend upon”
parēgoria
“comfort”
pareidō
“to ignore”
pareimi
“be present”
pareisagō
“to introduce”
pareisaktos
“infiltrated”
pareisdunō
“to infiltrate”
pareiserchomai
“to come in”
pareispherō
“to supply”
parekteinō
“to reach forth”
parektos
“except”
parelkusis
“a deferment”
paremballō
“to encamp”
parembolē
“barracks”
parenochleō
“to trouble”
parepidēmos
“stranger”
parerchomai
“to pass by”
paresis
“passing over”
parex
“besides”
parexistēmi
“to move out of place”
pariēmi
“to neglect”
paristanō
“to present”
paristēmi
“to stand by”
Parmenas
“Parmenas”
parodeuō
“to travel by”
parodos
“passing by”
paroichomai
“to pass by”
paroikeō
“be a stranger”
paroikesia
“a sojourning”
paroikēsis
“a sojourning”
paroikia
“sojourning”
paroikos
“foreigner”
paroimia
“proverb”
paroineō
“to insult drunkenly”
paroinos
“drunken”
paroistraō
“be in heat”
parōmis
“a shoulder strap”
paromoiazō
“to resemble”
paromoios
“like”
paropsis
“dish”
paroraō
“to overlook”
parorgisma
“provocation”
parorgismos
“anger”
parorgizō
“to anger”
parotrunō
“to incite”
parousia
“coming”
paroxunō
“to provoke”
paroxusmos
“stirring up”
parrēsia
“boldness”
parrēsiazomai
“to preach boldly”
partheneia
“virginity”
parthenia
“marks of virginity”
parthenikos
“virgin”
parthenos
“virgin”
Parthos
“Parthian”
pas
“all”
pascha
“Passover lamb”
paschō
“to suffer”
passalos
“a peg”
passō
“to strew”
pastophorion
“a chamber”
pastos
“nuptial chamber”
Patara
“Patara”
patassō
“to strike”
patēma
“trampled”
pateō
“to trample”
patēr
“father”
patētos
“trampled”
patheinos
“a mourner”
pathēma
“suffering”
pathētos
“suffering”
pathos
“passion”
Patmos
“Patmos”
patradelphos
“an uncle”
patralōas
“patricide”
patrarchos
“a patriarchal idol”
patria
“family line”
patriarchēs
“patriarch”
patrikos
“paternal”
patrios
“of a father”
patris
“fatherland”
Patrobas
“Patrobas”
patrōos
“ancestral”
patroparadotos
“from forefathers”
Paulos
“Paul”
pauō
“to cease”
pausis
“cessation”
pēchus
“cubit/hour”
pēdalion
“rudder”
pedaō
“to shackle”
pēdaō
“to spring up”
pedē
“fetter”
pedinos
“level”
pedion
“a plain”
pēganon
“rue”
pēgē
“flow”
pēgma
“a bank of water”
pēgnumi
“to set up”
peinaō
“to hunger”
peira
“test”
peiraō
“to try”
peirasmos
“temptation/testing: temptation”
peiratērion
“a band of marauders”
peiratēs
“a marauder”
peirateuō
“to maraud”
peirazō
“to test/tempt: tempt”
peismonē
“persuasion”
peitharcheō
“to obey”
peithō
“to persuade”
peithos
“persuasive”
pelagos
“sea”
pelas
“a one near”
pelekan
“pelican”
pelekaō
“to hew”
pelekētos
“hewn”
pelekizō
“to behead”
pelekus
“a hewing axe”
pelidnos
“dark colored”
pēlikos
“how great”
pēlinos
“of clay”
pelioomai
“be darkened”
pēlos
“clay”
peltastēs
“armed with a small shield”
peltē
“a small shield”
pelux
“a hewing axe”
pemma
“a cake”
pempō
“to send”
pemptos
“fifth”
penēs
“poor”
penia
“poverty”
penichros
“poor”
penomai
“be in need”
pentaetēs
“of five years”
pentakis
“five times”
pentakischilioi
“five thousand”
pentakosioi
“five hundred”
pentapēchus
“of five cubits”
pentaplasiōs
“five-fold”
pentaplous
“five-fold way”
pente
“five”
pentekaideka
“fifteen”
pentekaidekatos
“fifteenth”
pentēkonta
“fifty”
pentēkontaduo
“fifty-two”
pentēkontaepta
“fifty-seven”
pentēkontaex
“fifty-six”
pentēkontapente
“fifty-five”
pentēkontapetēs
“fifty years”
pentēkontarchos
“a commander of fifty”
pentēkontatreis
“fifty-three”
pentēkontessares
“fifty-four”
pentēkostē
“Pentecost”
pentēkostos
“fiftieth”
pentheō
“to mourn”
penthera
“mother-in-law”
pentheros
“father-in-law”
penthikos
“mournful”
penthos
“grief”
pepeiros
“mature”
pepoithēsis
“confidence”
pepoithotōs
“securely”
pepōn
“a melon”
pepsis
“baking”
per
“indeed”
pēra
“bag”
perainō
“to achieve”
peraiterō
“further”
peran
“other side”
peras
“end”
perasmos
“a limit”
peratēs
“a traveler”
perdix
“partridge”
Pergamos
“Pergamum”
Pergē
“Perga”
peri
“about”
periagō
“to take/go around”
periaireō
“to take away”
periaptō
“to touch”
periarguroō
“to silver plate”
periastraptō
“to shine”
periballō
“to clothe”
periblēma
“a wrap-around”
periblepō
“to look around”
peribleptos
“admired”
peribolaion
“covering”
peribolē
“a wrap-around”
peribolos
“an enclosure”
perichalkoō
“to brass plate”
pericharakoō
“to surround with a rampart”
pericharēs
“overjoyed”
pericheō
“to pour about”
perichōros
“region”
perichrusoō
“to gild”
perideipneō
“to eat at a wake”
perideō
“to wrap around”
peridexios
“a right armband”
peridrassomai
“to grasp in the hands”
periechō
“to contain”
perieimi
“to remain over”
perierchomai
“to go around”
periergazomai
“be a busybody”
periergos
“meddlesome/magic”
periginomai
“be an advantage”
periistēmi
“to stand around”
perikaluptō
“to cover”
perikathairō
“to purge”
perikatharizō
“to purge”
perikatharma
“garbage”
perikathēmai
“to besiege”
perikathizō
“to besiege”
perikeimai
“to surround”
perikeirō
“to shave around”
perikephalaia
“helmet”
periknēmis
“a legging”
perikosmeō
“to adorn sumptuously”
perikratēs
“in control of”
perikruptō
“to hide”
perikuklō
“surrounding”
perikukloō
“to surround”
perilambanō
“to embrace”
perilampō
“to shine around”
perileipomai
“to remain”
perilēpsis
“an embrace”
periloipos
“residue”
perilupos
“sorrowful”
perimenō
“to await”
perimetron
“perimeter”
periochē
“passage”
periodeuō
“to travel about”
periodos
“a circuit”
perioikeō
“to dwell around”
perioikodomeō
“to enclose”
perioikos
“neighboring”
perionuchizō
“to trim nails”
periousiasmos
“prized possession”
periousios
“special”
peripateō
“to walk”
peripatos
“a promenade”
peripeirō
“to pierce”
periphereia
“madness”
peripherēs
“circumference”
peripherō
“to carry (around)”
periphora
“deviation”
periphrassō
“to enclose”
periphroneō
“to despise”
peripiptō
“to fall upon”
periplekō
“to twist”
peripoieō
“to gain”
peripoiēsis
“acquiring”
peripolion
“a township”
periporphuros
“objects edged with purple”
peripsēma
“scum”
peripteros
“sparks”
periptōma
“by chance”
perirrainō
“to sprinkle about”
perirrēgnumi
“to strip off”
perischizō
“to split”
perisialoomai
“to inlay”
periskelēs
“pants”
periskepō
“to cover”
perispaō
“to distract”
perispasmos
“distraction”
perisporia
“outskirts”
perisseia
“excess”
perisseuma
“overflow”
perisseuō
“to exceed”
perissos
“excessive”
perissōs
“excessively”
perissoteron
“more excessive”
perissoteros
“more excessive”
perissoterōs
“more excessively”
peristasis
“a surrounding space”
peristellō
“to screen”
peristera
“dove”
peristēthion
“a breast-plate”
peristolē
“attire”
peristomios
“a cleft”
peristrephō
“to move around”
peristulos
“a peristyle”
perisurō
“to tear away”
periteichizō
“to wall around”
periteichos
“a rampart”
peritemnō
“to circumcise”
perithema
“an adornment”
perithesis
“wearing”
peritithēmi
“to put on”
peritomē
“circumcision”
peritrechō
“to run around”
peritrepō
“to drive insane”
perix
“around”
perizōma
“a loincloth”
perizōnnumi
“to gird”
perkazō
“to grow dark”
perpereuomai
“to boast”
Persis
“Persis”
perusi
“last year”
pessō
“to bake”
petalon
“a leaf”
petannumi
“to spread out”
petauron
“a perch”
peteinos
“bird”
petomai
“to fly”
petra
“rock”
petrinos
“of rock”
petrobolos
“a slinger”
petrōdēs
“rocky”
Petros
“Peter”
peukē
“pine tree”
peukinos
“of pine”
pezē
“on foot”
pezeuō
“to walk”
pezos
“on foot”
phagein
“to eat”
phagos
“glutton”
phainō
“to shine/appear”
Phalek
“Peleg”
phaneroō
“to reveal”
phaneros
“clear”
phanerōs
“plainly”
phanerōsis
“revelation”
phanos
“torch”
Phanouēl
“Phanuel”
phantasia
“pageantry”
phantasma
“ghost”
phantazō
“to make visible”
pharagx
“valley”
Pharaō
“Pharaoh”
Phares
“Perez”
Pharisaios
“Pharisee”
pharmakeia
“sorcery”
pharmakeus
“sorcerer”
pharmakos
“sorcerer”
phasis
“news”
phaskō
“to claim”
phatnē
“manger”
phaulos
“evil”
pheidomai
“to spare”
pheidomenōs
“sparingly”
Phēlix
“Felix”
phelonēs, phailonēs
“cloak”
phēmē
“news”
phēmi
“to assert”
phengos
“brightness”
pherō
“to bear/lead”
Phēstos
“Festus”
pheugō
“to flee”
phialē
“bowl”
Philadelpheia
“Philadelphia”
philadelphia
“brotherly love”
philadelphos
“loving the brothers”
philagathos
“lover of good”
philandros
“husband-loving”
philanthrōpia
“benevolence”
philanthrōpōs
“benevolently”
philarguria
“love of money”
philarguros
“money-loving”
philautos
“selfish”
philēdonos
“pleasure-loving”
philēma
“kiss”
Philēmōn
“Philemon”
phileō
“to love”
Philētos
“Philetus”
philia
“friendship”
Philippēsios
“Philippian”
Philippoi
“Philippi”
Philippos
“Philip”
Philologos
“Philologus”
philoneikia
“love of dispute”
philoneikos
“dispute-loving”
philophrōn
“friendly”
philophronōs
“hospitably”
philoprōteuō
“to love to be first”
philos
“friendly/friend”
philosophia
“philosophy”
philosophos
“philosopher”
philostorgos
“affectionate”
philoteknos
“child loving”
philotheos
“God-loving”
philotimeomai
“to aspire”
philoxenia
“hospitality”
philoxenos
“hospitable”
phimoō
“to muzzle”
Phlegōn
“Phlegon”
phlogizō
“to kindle”
phlox
“flame”
phluareō
“to talk nonsense”
phluaros
“gossipy”
phobeō
“to fear”
phoberos
“fearful”
phobētron
“fearful thing”
phobos
“fear”
Phoibē
“Phoebe”
Phoinikē
“Phoenicia”
phoinix
“palm”
Phoinix
“Phoenix”
phōleos
“den”
phōnē
“voice/sound: voice”
phōneō
“to call”
phoneuō
“to murder”
phoneus
“murderer”
phonos
“murder”
phoreō
“to wear”
Phoron
“Forum”
phoros
“tax”
phortion
“burden”
phortizō
“to burden”
phortos
“cargo”
Phortounatos
“Fortunatus”
phōs
“light”
phōsphoros
“light-bearing”
phōstēr
“light”
phōteinos
“bright”
phōtismos
“light”
phōtizō
“to illuminate”
phragellion
“whip”
phragelloō
“to whip”
phragmos
“fence”
phrassō
“to stop”
phrazō
“to explain”
phrear
“well/abyss”
phrēn
“thinking”
phrenapataō
“to deceive”
phrenapatēs
“deceiver”
phrissō
“to shudder”
phronēma
“purpose”
phroneō
“to reason”
phronēsis
“understanding”
phronimos
“thoughtful”
phronimōs
“shrewdly”
phrontizō
“be careful”
phroureō
“to guard”
phruassomai
“to rage”
phruganon
“brushwood”
Phrugia
“Phrygia”
phthanō
“to precede/arrive”
phthartos
“perishable”
phtheirō
“to destroy”
phthengomai
“to speak”
phthinopōrinos
“autumnal”
phthoneō
“to envy”
phthongos
“sound”
phthonos
“envy”
phthora
“corruption”
phugē
“flight”
Phugellos
“Phygelus”
phulakē
“prison/watch: prison”
phulakizō
“to imprison”
phulaktērion
“phylactery”
phulaktērios
“guard”
phulassō
“to keep/guard: observe”
phulē
“tribe”
phullon
“leaf”
phuō
“to grow”
phurama
“lump”
phusikos
“natural”
phusikōs
“physically”
phusioō
“to inflate”
phusiōsis
“arrogance”
phusis
“nature”
phuteia
“plant”
phuteuō
“to plant”
piainō
“to fatten”
piazō
“to arrest/catch”
piezō
“to press down”
pikrainō
“to embitter”
pikrasmos
“bitterness”
pikria
“bitterness”
pikris
“a bitter herb”
pikros
“bitter”
pikrōs
“bitterly”
Pilatos
“Pilate”
pimprēmi
“to swell up”
pinakidion
“little tablet”
pinax
“platter”
pininos
“of mother of pearl”
pinō
“to drink”
piōn
“plenty”
piotēs
“richness”
pipraskō
“to sell”
piptō
“to collapse”
Pisidia
“Pisidia”
pissa
“pitch”
pisteuō
“to trust (in)”
pistikos
“pure”
pistis
“faith”
pistoō
“be convinced”
pistos
“faithful”
pithanologia
“persuasive speech”
pithēkos
“ape”
pithos
“a cask”
pitus
“pine tree”
plagiazō
“to bend”
plagios
“sideways”
planaō
“to lead astray”
planē
“error”
planēsis
“a delusion”
planētēs
“wandering”
planos
“deceiving”
plasma
“formed thing”
plassō
“to mold”
plastos
“made-up”
platanos
“plane tree”
plateia
“wide street/road”
platos
“width”
platunō
“to widen”
platus
“street”
platusmos
“an enlargement”
plax
“tablet”
plēgē
“plague/blow/wound”
plegma
“braided”
pleiōn, pleion
“greater”
pleistakis
“very often”
pleistos
“most”
plekō
“to weave”
plēktēs
“bully”
plēmmeleia
“a trespass”
plēmmelēma
“a trespass”
plēmmeleō
“to offend”
plēmmelēsis
“a trespass”
plēmmura
“flood”
plēn
“but/however”
pleō
“to sail”
pleonakis
“many times”
pleonasma
“surplus”
pleonasmos
“usury”
pleonastos
“superabundant”
pleonazō
“to increase”
pleonektēma
“advantage”
pleonekteō
“to exploit”
pleonektēs
“greedy”
pleonexia
“greediness”
plērēs
“full”
plērōma
“fulfillment”
plēroō
“to fulfill”
plērophoreō
“to fulfill”
plērophoria
“assurance”
plērōsis
“a filling”
plēsion
“near/neighbor”
plēsios
“dear one”
plēsmonē
“gratification”
plēssō
“to strike”
plēthō, pimplēmi
“to fill”
plēthos
“multitude”
plēthunō
“to multiply”
pleura
“side”
pleuron
“a side”
plintheia
“making of bricks”
plintheuō
“to make bricks”
plinthion
“a brick-kiln”
plinthos
“a brick”
plinthourgia
“brickmaking”
ploiarion
“small boat”
ploion
“boat”
plokē
“wreathen”
plokion
“a braid”
ploos
“voyage”
plōtos
“afloat”
plousios
“rich”
plousiōs
“richly”
plouteō
“be rich”
ploutizō
“to enrich”
ploutos
“riches”
plunō
“to wash”
pneō
“to blow”
pneuma
“spirit/breath: spirit”
pneumatikos
“spiritual”
pneumatikōs
“spiritually”
pneumatophoreomai
“be carried by wind”
pneumatophoros
“carried by wind”
pneumōn
“lungs”
pnigō
“to choke”
pniktos
“strangled”
pnoē
“wind/breath”
pō
“somehow”
poa
“herbage”
podērēs
“floorlength”
poiēma
“workmanship”
poieō
“to do/make: do”
poiēsis
“he did”
poiētēs
“doer”
poikilia
“embroidery”
poikillō
“to embroidered”
poikilma
“color”
poikilos
“various”
poikilōs
“variously”
poikiltēs
“an embroiderer”
poikiltikos
“embroidery”
poikiltos
“embroidered”
poimainō
“to shepherd”
poimēn
“shepherd”
poimenikos
“of a shepherd”
poimnē
“flock”
poimnion
“flock”
poios
“what?”
pokos
“fleece”
polemeō
“to fight”
polemikos
“warfare”
polemios
“warlike”
polemistēs
“a warrior”
polemos
“war”
pōleō
“to sell”
polia
“grayness of hair”
poliorkeō
“to assault”
poliorkia
“an assault”
polios
“gray hair”
polis
“city”
politarchēs
“city authority”
politeia
“citizenship”
politēs
“citizen”
politeuma
“citizenship”
politeuō
“be a citizen”
pollachōs
“in many ways”
pollakis
“often”
pollaplasiōn
“many times more”
pollostos
“a great deal”
pōlos
“colt”
poluandrion
“a cemetery”
poluchronios
“long-lived”
poluchronizō
“to delay long”
polueleos
“full of mercy”
poluēmeros
“of many days”
polulogia
“wordiness”
polumerōs
“little by little”
poluochlia
“a great multitude”
poluodia
“many ways”
poluōreō
“to take great care”
poluplasiazō
“to manifoldly multiply”
poluplētheō
“be numerous”
poluplēthunō
“to greatly multiply”
poluplokos
“crafty”
polupoikilos
“manifold”
polurrēmōn
“talkative”
polus
“much”
polusplagchnos
“very compassionate”
polutelēs
“valuable”
polutimos
“valuable”
polutokos
“prolific”
polutropōs
“in many ways”
poma
“drink”
poneō
“to suffer pain”
ponēreuomai
“to act wickedly”
ponēria
“evil”
ponēros
“evil/bad”
ponēroteros
“more evil”
ponos
“travail”
Pontikos
“of Pontus”
Pontios
“Pontius”
pontoporeō
“to pass through a sea”
Pontos
“Pontus”
Poplios
“Publius”
pōpote
“ever”
poreia
“journey”
poreuō
“to travel”
poreusis
“a trek”
porismos
“gain”
Porkios
“Porcius”
pornē
“prostitute”
porneia
“sexual sin”
porneion
“a place of harlotry”
porneuō
“to sin sexually”
pornikos
“of a harlot”
pornokopos
“a whoremonger”
pornos
“sexual sinner”
pōroō
“to harden”
pōrōsis
“hardening”
porphura
“purple cloth”
porphureos
“purple”
porphuriōn
“purple-legged stork”
porphuris
“of purple”
porphuropōlis
“dealer in purple”
porrō
“far (away)”
porrōterō
“farther”
porrōthen
“afar off”
portheō
“to lay waste”
pōs
“how”
pōs
“how?!”
posakis
“how often!”
posaplōs
“how often”
posis
“drink”
posos
“how much/many?”
potamophorētos
“flooded”
potamos
“river”
potapos
“of what kind?”
pote
“once/when”
pote
“when?”
potēma
“a drink”
potērion
“cup”
poteros
“whether”
pothen
“whence”
potheō
“to feel absence”
Potioloi
“Puteoli”
potistērion
“a channel”
potizō
“to water”
potos
“carousing”
potos
“beverage”
pou
“somewhere”
pou
“where?”
Poudēs
“Pudens”
pous
“foot”
pragma
“thing”
pragmateia
“affairs”
pragmateuomai
“to trade”
praitōrion
“praetorium”
praktōr
“bailiff”
praos
“gentle”
praotēs
“gentleness”
prasia
“group”
prasinos
“leek colored”
prasis
“a sale”
prason
“a leek”
prassō
“to do/require”
praunō
“to calm”
praupathia
“gentleness”
praus
“gentle”
prautēs
“gentleness”
prauthumos
“gentle-minded”
praxis
“action”
prēnēs
“headlong”
prepō
“be proper”
presbeia
“delegation”
presbeion
“senior”
presbeuō
“be ambassador”
presbus
“an ambassador”
presbuterion
“council of elders”
presbuteros
“elder: Elder”
presbutēs
“old man”
presbutis
“old woman”
prēthō
“to bloat”
priamai
“to buy”
prin
“before”
priōn
“a saw”
Priska
“Prisca”
Priskilla
“Priscilla”
pristēroeidēs
“toothed”
prizō
“to saw (in two)”
pro
“before”
proagō
“to go/bring before”
proaireō
“to predetermine”
proairesis
“a resolve”
proaitiaomai
“to accuse”
proakouō
“to hear beforehand”
proamartanō
“to sin beforehand”
proanatassō
“to prefer”
proanatellō
“to sprout up early”
proapangellō
“to forewarn”
proasteion
“outskirts”
proaulion
“entryway”
probainō
“to advance”
proballō
“to put forth”
probasis
“an entrance approach”
probatikos
“Sheep Gate”
probaton
“sheep”
probibazō
“to prompt”
problēma
“a riddle”
problepō
“to foresee/plan”
procheirizō
“to appoint”
procheiros
“beforehand”
procheirotoneō
“to choose”
prochōrēma
“excrement”
Prochoros
“Prochorus”
prodēlos
“obvious”
prodidōmi
“to give in advance”
prodotēs
“traitor”
prodromos
“forerunner”
proechō
“to excel”
proēgeomai
“to prefer”
proeidon
“to foresee”
proekpherō
“to put forth first”
proelpizō
“to hope beforehand”
prōēn
“a day before”
proenarchomai
“to begin beforehand”
proepangellō
“to promise”
proepō
“to predict”
proerchomai
“to go before”
proereō
“to predict”
proetoimazō
“to prepare”
proeuangelizomai
“to speak good news”
proginomai
“to do beforehand”
proginōskō
“to know/choose”
prognōsis
“foreknowledge”
progonos
“parent/ancestor”
prographō
“to write/designate”
prōi
“early”
prōia
“early morning”
proiēmi
“to let go”
prōimos
“early rain”
prōinos
“morning”
proistēmi
“to set before”
prōithen
“from morning”
prokaleō
“to provoke”
prokatalambanō
“be first to take”
prokatangellō
“to foretell”
prokatartizō
“to arrange”
prokathistēmi
“to post in front”
prokeimai
“to set before”
prokērussō
“to announce”
prokopē
“progress”
prokoptō
“to advance”
prokrima
“prejudice”
prokuroomai
“to establish”
prolambanō
“to take beforehand”
prolegō
“to foretell”
prolēnion
“a wine press”
prolobos
“a crop”
promachōn
“a battlement”
promarturomai
“to predict”
promeletaō
“to premeditate”
promerimnaō
“to worry beforehand”
pronoeō
“to care for”
pronoia
“foresight”
pronomē
“plunder”
pronomeuō
“to despoil”
prooimion
“a retort”
prooraō
“to foresee”
proorizō
“to predestine”
propappos
“a forefather”
propaschō
“to suffer before”
propatōr
“ancestor”
propempō
“to help on the way”
propeteia
“rashness”
propetēs
“reckless”
prophasis
“pretense”
prophasistikos
“offered as an excuse”
prophasizomai
“to make an excuse”
propherō
“to bring out”
prophēteia
“prophecy”
prophētēs
“prophet”
prophēteuō
“to prophesy”
prophētikos
“prophetic”
prophētis
“prophetess”
prophthanō
“to come before”
prophulakē
“an advance guard”
prophulassō
“to keep guard over”
prophulax
“an advance guard”
propiptō
“to fall down”
proporeuō
“to go before”
propulon
“a gateway”
prōra
“bow”
prōreus
“a captain”
pros
“to/with”
prosabbaton
“Friday”
prosagō
“to bring near”
prosagōgē
“access”
prosagoreuō
“to designate”
prosaiteō
“to beg”
prosaitēs
“a beggar”
prosanabainō
“to go up”
prosanabasis
“an ascent leading to”
prosanaliskō
“to expend”
prosanaplēroō
“to supply”
prosanatithēmi
“to confer”
prosapeileō
“to threaten further”
prosapothnēskō
“to die in addition”
prosballō
“to strike up”
prosblētos
“amalgamated”
proschairō
“to rejoice with”
proscheō
“to pour on”
proschōma
“a mound”
proschōreō
“to join with”
proschusis
“sprinkling”
prosdapanaō
“to spend extra”
prosdechomai
“to wait for/welcome”
prosdektos
“acceptable”
prosdeō
“to need”
prosdidōmi
“to give in addition”
prosdokaō
“to look for”
prosdokia
“expectation”
proseaō
“to permit”
prosechō
“to watch out”
prosedreuō
“to sit near/serve”
proseipon
“to say to”
prosekkaiō
“to burn besides”
prosēloō
“to nail”
prosēluteuō
“to convert”
prosēlutos
“proselyte”
prosemprēthō
“to set on fire”
prosēnēs
“kind”
prosengizō
“to approach”
proserchomai
“to come near/agree”
prosergazomai
“to earn more”
proseti
“moreover”
proseuchē
“prayer”
proseuchomai
“to pray”
prosginomai
“unite with”
proskaiō
“be burnt through”
proskairos
“temporary”
proskaleō
“to call to/summon”
proskartereō
“to continue in/with”
proskarterēsis
“perseverance”
proskataleipō
“to leave surplus”
proskauma
“burnt”
proskeimai
“to join up with”
proskephalaion
“cushion”
proskephalēs
“a pillow”
prosklēroō
“to join”
prosklinō
“to lean toward”
prosklisis
“partiality”
proskollaō
“to join”
proskomma
“stumbling block”
proskopē
“stumbling”
proskoptō
“to strike”
proskrouō
“to rush upon”
proskuliō
“to roll before”
proskuneō
“to worship”
proskunētēs
“worshiper”
proslaleō
“to talk to/with”
proslambanō
“to take”
proslēpsis
“acceptance”
proslogizomai
“to count in addition to”
prosmenō
“to remain/persist”
prosmignumi
“to mingle with”
prosnoeō
“to pay attention to”
prosochthisma
“a loathsome thing”
prosochthizō
“be angry”
prosodos
“revenue”
prosoigō
“to shut”
prosopheilō
“to owe besides”
prosōpolēpsia
“favoritism”
prosōpolēpteō
“to favor”
prosōpolēptēs
“prejudiced person”
prosōpon
“face”
prosopsis
“aspect”
prosoraō
“to look at”
prosormizō
“to moor/anchor”
prosozō
“to give out an odor”
prospaizō
“to play before”
prospēgnumi
“to nail to”
prospeinos
“very hungry”
prosphagion
“fish”
prosphatos
“new”
prosphatōs
“recently”
prospherō
“to bring to”
prosphilēs
“lovely”
prosphōneō
“to call to/summon”
prosphora
“offering”
prospiptō
“to fall/beat”
prospoieō
“to pretend”
prosporeuomai
“to approach”
prospsauō
“to touch”
prosrainō
“to sprinkle on”
prosrēgnumi
“to strike”
prossielizō
“to salivate upon”
prostagma
“an order”
prostas
“an antechamber”
prostassō
“to order”
prostatēs
“a superintendent”
prostatis
“patroness”
prosthema
“an addition”
prosthesis
“an addition”
prosthlibō
“to press to”
prostithēmi
“to add (to)”
prostrechō
“to hasten”
protassō
“to predetermine”
proteichisma
“area around a wall”
proteinō
“to stretch out”
proterēma
“honor”
proteron
“previously”
proteros
“before”
prōteuō
“be first”
prothesis
“purpose”
prothesmia
“set time”
prothumeomai
“to feel eager”
prothumia
“eagerness”
prothumos
“eager”
prothumōs
“eagerly”
prothuron
“a threshold”
protithēmi
“to plan/present”
prōtobathreō
“be seated first”
prōtoboleō
“to put forth first”
prōtogenēs
“first-born”
prōtogennēma
“first produce”
prōtogonos
“first-ripe”
prōtokathedria
“seat of honor”
prōtoklisia
“place of honor”
prōtologia
“beginning of speaking”
protomē
“an upper part”
prōton
“first”
prōtos
“first”
prōtōs
“originally”
prōtostatēs
“ringleader”
prōtotokeō
“to give birth first time”
prōtotokeuō
“to give a right of first-born”
prōtotokia
“birthright”
prōtotokos
“firstborn”
protrechō
“to outrun”
protrepō
“to encourage”
prouparchō
“be formerly”
prumna
“stern”
psallō
“to sing praise”
psalmos
“psalm”
psēlaphaō
“to touch”
psēphizō
“to calculate”
psēphos
“stone”
pseudadelphos
“false brother”
pseudapostolos
“false apostle”
pseudēs
“false”
pseudochristos
“false Christ”
pseudodidaskalos
“false teacher”
pseudologos
“lying”
pseudomai
“to lie”
pseudomartur
“false witness”
pseudomartureō
“to perjure”
pseudomarturia
“false testimony”
pseudōnumos
“falsely called”
pseudoprophētēs
“false prophet”
pseudos
“lie”
pseusma
“falsehood”
pseustēs
“liar”
psichion, psix
“crumb”
psithurismos
“gossip”
psithuristēs
“gossip”
psōchō
“to rub”
psōmion
“piece”
psōmizō
“to feed/dole out”
psuchē
“soul”
psuchikos
“natural”
psuchō
“to cool”
psuchos
“cold”
psuchros
“cold”
ptaiō
“to stumble”
ptaisma
“fault”
ptarmos
“a sneezing”
ptēnos
“bird”
pterna
“heel”
pternismos
“trickery”
pternizō
“to stomp”
pteron
“a feather”
pterophueō
“to grow wings”
pterōtos
“feathered”
pterugion
“pinnacle”
pterussomai
“to flap wings”
pterux
“wing”
ptēssō
“to alarm”
ptillos
“hairless”
ptōcheia
“poverty”
ptōcheuō
“be poor”
ptōchizō
“to make poor”
ptōchos
“poor”
ptoeō
“to frighten”
ptoēsis
“fear”
Ptolemais
“Ptolemais”
ptōma
“corpse”
ptōsis
“fall”
ptuchē
“fold”
ptuelos
“spittle”
ptuō
“to spit”
ptuon
“winnowing fork”
pturomai
“to frighten”
ptusma
“saliva”
ptussō
“to roll up”
ptuxis
“fold”
pugargos
“white-tailed hart”
pugmē
“fist”
pukazō
“to enclose”
puknos
“often”
pukteuō
“to box”
pulē
“gate”
pulōn
“gate”
pulōros
“a gatekeeper”
punthanomai
“to inquire”
pur
“fire”
pura
“fire”
pureion
“a censer”
puressō
“be feverish”
puretos
“fever”
purgobaris
“a towered fortification”
purgos
“tower”
purikaustos
“scorched”
purinos
“fiery”
puroō
“to burn”
purophoros
“a wheat harvest”
puros
“wheat”
purōsis
“burning”
purrakēs
“fiery red”
purrazō
“be (fiery) red”
purrizō
“be reddish”
purros
“fiery red”
Purros
“Pyrrhus”
purseuō
“to light a fire”
pursos
“a signal-fire”
puthmēn
“a lower branch”
Puthōn
“divining spirit”
puxion
“a writing tablet”
puxos
“boxwood”
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