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487 Greek words found.
sabachthani
“sabachthani”
sabaōth
“hosts”
sabbatismos
“Sabbath rest”
sabbaton
“Sabbath”
Saddoukaios
“Sadducee”
Sadōk
“Zadok”
sagēnē
“dragnet”
sainō
“to shake”
sakkos
“sackcloth”
Sala
“Sala”
Salamis
“Salamis”
Salathiēl
“Shealtiel”
Saleim
“Salim”
Salēm
“Salem”
saleuō
“to shake”
Salmōn
“Salmon”
Salmōnē
“Salmone”
Salōmē
“Salome”
salos
“tossing”
salpigx
“trumpet”
salpistēs
“trumpeter”
salpizō
“to sound a trumpet”
Samareia
“Samaria”
Samareitēs
“Samaritan”
Samareitis
“Samaria”
Samos
“Samos”
Samothrakē
“Samothrace”
Samouēl
“Samuel”
Sampsōn
“Samson”
sandalion
“sandal”
sanis
“plank”
Saoul
“Saul”
saphphōth
“silver things”
Sappheirē
“Sapphira”
sappheiros
“sapphire”
sapros
“rotten”
Sardeis
“Sardis”
sardinos
“gem”
sardion
“gem”
sardonux
“sardonyx”
Sarepta
“Zarephath”
sarganē
“basket”
sarkikos
“fleshly”
sarkinos
“fleshly”
Sarōn
“Sharon”
saroō
“to sweep”
Sarouch
“Serug”
Sarra
“Sarah”
sarx
“flesh”
Satan
“Satan”
Satanas
“Satan”
saton
“seah”
Saulos
“Saul”
sbennumi
“to extinguish”
schedon
“nearly”
schēma
“form”
schisma
“split”
schizō
“to split”
schoinion
“rope”
scholazō
“be devoted/empty”
scholē
“lecture hall”
se
“you”
seautou
“yourself”
sebasma
“object of worship”
sebastos
“Augustan”
sebazomai
“to worship”
sebomai
“be devout”
seiō
“to shake”
seira
“chain”
seismos
“earthquake”
Sekoundos
“Secundus”
selēnē
“moon”
selēniazomai
“be epileptic”
Seleukeia
“Seleucia”
Sēm
“Shem”
sēmainō
“to signify”
Semei
“Semein”
sēmeion
“sign”
sēmeioō
“to note”
sēmeron
“today”
semidalis
“fine flour”
semnos
“noble”
semnotēs
“dignity”
sēpō
“to rot”
Sergios
“Sergius”
sērikos
“silk”
sēs
“moth”
Sēth
“Seth”
sētobrōtos
“moth-eaten”
siagōn
“cheek”
sidēreos
“iron”
sidēros
“iron”
Sidōn
“Sidon”
Sidōnios
“Sidonian”
sigaō
“be silent”
sigē
“silence”
sikarios
“assassin”
sikera
“alcoholic drink”
Silas
“Silas”
Silōam
“Siloam”
Silouanos
“Silvanus”
simikinthion
“apron”
Simōn
“Simon”
Sina
“(Mount) Sinai”
sinapi
“mustard”
sindōn
“linen”
siniazō
“to sift”
Siōn
“Zion”
siōpaō
“be quiet”
siros
“pit”
siteutos
“fattened”
sition
“food”
sitistos
“fattened”
sitometrion
“grain ration”
sitos
“grain”
skandalizō
“to cause to stumble”
skandalon
“stumbling block”
skaphē
“lifeboat”
skaptō
“to dig”
skelos
“leg”
skēnē
“tent”
skēnōma
“tent”
skēnoō
“to dwell”
skēnopēgia
“Feast|Festival of Booths”
skēnopoios
“tentmaker”
skēnos
“tent”
skepasma
“clothing”
Skeuas
“Sceva”
skeuē
“gear”
skeuos
“vessel”
skia
“shadow”
skirtaō
“to leap”
sklērokardia
“hardness of heart”
sklēros
“hard”
sklērotēs
“hardness”
sklērotrachēlos
“stiff-necked”
sklērunō
“to harden”
skōlēkobrōtos
“worm-eated”
skōlēx
“worm”
skolios
“crooked”
skolops
“thorn”
skopeō
“to watch out”
skopos
“goal”
skorpios
“scorpion”
skorpizō
“to scatter”
skoteinos
“dark”
skotia
“darkness”
skotizō
“to darken”
skotoō
“to darken”
skotos
“darkness”
skubalon
“garbage”
skullō
“to trouble”
skulon
“plunder”
Skuthēs
“Scythian”
skuthrōpos
“sad”
smaragdinos
“emerald”
smaragdos
“emerald”
smurna
“myrrh”
Smurna
“Smyrna”
Smurna
“Smyrna”
smurnizō
“to mix with myrrh”
Sodoma
“Sodom”
soi
“you”
Solomōn, Salōmōn
“Solomon”
sōma
“body”
sōmatikos
“bodily”
sōmatikōs
“bodily”
Sōpatros
“Sopater”
sophia
“wisdom”
sophizō
“to make wise”
sophos
“wise”
sōphrōn
“self-controlled”
sōphroneō
“be of sound mind”
sōphronismos
“self-discipline”
sōphronizō
“to train”
sōphronōs
“in self-control”
sōphrosunē
“mental soundness”
sōreuō
“to pile up”
soros
“bier”
sos
“your”
Sōsipatros
“Sosipater”
Sōsthenēs
“Sosthenes”
sōtēr
“savior”
sōtēria
“salvation”
sōtērion
“saving”
sou
“you”
soudarion
“handkerchief”
Sousanna
“Susanna”
sōzō
“to save”
Spania
“Spain”
spaō
“to draw”
sparassō
“to convulse”
sparganoō
“to wrap”
spatalaō
“to indulge”
speira
“band”
speirō
“to sow”
spekoulatōr
“executioner”
spēlaion
“cave”
spendō
“to pour a libation”
sperma
“seed: offspring”
spermologos
“babbler”
speudō
“to hasten”
sphagē
“slaughter”
sphagion
“sacrificial victim”
sphazō
“to slaughter”
sphodra
“very”
sphodrōs
“violently”
sphragis
“seal”
sphragizō
“to seal”
sphuron
“ankle”
spilas
“reef”
spiloō
“to stain”
spilos
“stain”
splagchnizō
“to pity”
splagchnon
“affection/entrails”
spodos
“ashes”
spongos
“sponge”
spora
“seed”
sporimos
“grainfield”
sporos
“seed”
spoudaios
“eager”
spoudaiōs
“diligently”
spoudaioteron
“more diligently”
spoudaioteros
“more diligent”
spoudaioterōs
“more eagerly”
spoudazō
“be eager”
spoudē
“diligence”
spuris
“basket”
stachus
“head of grain”
Stachus
“Stachys”
stadios
“stadium”
stamnos
“jar”
staphulē
“grapes”
stasis
“uprising”
statēr
“coin”
stauroō
“to crucify”
stauros
“cross”
stegē
“roof”
stegō
“to endure”
steira
“barren”
stēkō
“to stand”
stellō
“to avoid”
stemma
“wreath”
stenagmos
“groan”
stenazō
“to groan”
stenochōreō
“to press upon”
stenochōria
“hardship”
stenos
“narrow”
Stephanas
“Stephanas”
stephanoō
“to crown”
stephanos
“crown”
Stephanos
“Stephen”
stereōma
“firmness”
stereoō
“to strengthen”
stereos
“strong”
stērigmos
“security”
stērizō
“to establish”
stēthos
“chest”
sthenoō
“to strengthen”
stigma
“mark”
stigmē
“instant”
stilbō
“to shine”
stoa
“Portico”
stoibas, stibas
“leafy branch”
stoicheion
“principle”
stoicheō
“to follow”
Stōikos
“Stoic”
stolē
“robe”
stoma
“mouth”
stomachos
“stomach”
stratēgos
“officer/magistrate”
strateia
“warfare”
strateuma
“troops”
strateuō
“to battle”
stratia
“army”
stratiōtēs
“soldier”
stratologeō
“to enlist”
stratopedarchēs
“commander”
stratopedon
“army camp”
strebloō
“to distort”
strēniaō
“to revel”
strēnos
“luxury”
strephō
“to turn”
strōnnumi
“to spread”
strouthion
“sparrow”
stugētos
“hated”
stugnazō
“be gloomy”
stulos
“pillar”
su
“you”
Suchar
“Sychar”
Suchem
“Shechem”
sugchairō
“to rejoice with”
sugcheō
“to confound”
sugchraomai
“to associate with”
sugchusis
“confusion”
sugkakopatheō
“to suffer with”
sugkakoucheomai
“to suffer with”
sugkaleō
“to call together”
sugkaluptō
“to conceal”
sugkamptō
“to bend”
sugkatabainō
“to descend with”
sugkatapsēphizomai
“to numbered with”
sugkatathesis
“agreement”
sugkatatithēmi
“to consent”
sugkathēmai
“to sit with”
sugkathizō
“to sit down with”
sugkerannumi
“to unite”
sugkineō
“to stir up”
sugkleiō
“to confine”
sugklēronomos
“co-heir”
sugkoinōneō
“to share with”
sugkoinōnos
“sharer”
sugkomizō
“to entomb”
sugkrinō
“to compare”
sugkuptō
“to bend”
sugkuria
“coincidence”
sukaminos
“mulberry tree”
sukē
“fig tree”
sukomōraia
“sycamore tree”
sukon
“fig”
sukophanteō
“to extort”
sulagōgeō
“to capture”
sulaō
“to rob”
sullaleō
“to talk with”
sullambanō
“to seize/conceive/help”
sullegō
“to collect”
sullogizomai
“to discuss”
sullupeō
“be grieved”
sumbainō
“to happen”
sumballō
“to ponder/confer”
sumbasileuō
“to reign with”
sumbibazō
“to join with”
sumbouleuō
“to consult”
sumboulion
“counsel/council”
sumboulos
“counselor”
Sumeōn
“Simeon”
summartureō
“to testify with”
summathētēs
“fellow disciple”
summerizō
“to share”
summetochos
“sharer”
summimētēs
“co-imitator”
summorphoomai
“to make like”
summorphos
“conformed”
sumparaginomai
“to assemble”
sumparakaleō
“to encourage”
sumparalambanō
“to take along with”
sumparamenō
“to continue”
sumpareimi
“be present with”
sumpaschō
“to suffer with”
sumpatheō
“to sympathize”
sumpathēs
“sympathetic”
sumpempō
“to send with”
sumperilambanō
“to embrace”
sumphēmi
“to agree”
sumpherō
“be profitable”
sumphōneō
“to agree with”
sumphōnēsis
“harmony”
sumphōnia
“music”
sumphōnos
“mutual consent”
sumphuletēs
“fellow countryman”
sumphuō
“to grow with”
sumphutos
“united”
sumpinō
“to drink with”
sumpiptō
“be downcast”
sumplēroō
“to (ful)fill”
sumpnigō
“to choke”
sumpolitēs
“fellow citizen”
sumporeuomai
“to go with”
sumposion
“common meal”
sumpresbuteros
“fellow elder”
sumpsēphizō
“to calculate”
sumpsuchos
“harmonious”
sun
“with”
sunagō
“to assemble”
sunagōgē
“synagogue”
sunagōnizomai
“to struggle”
sunaichmalōtos
“fellow prisoner”
sunairō
“to settle accounts”
sunakoloutheō
“to accompany”
sunalizō
“to assemble”
sunanabainō
“to ascend with”
sunanakeimai
“to dine with”
sunanamignumi
“to associate with”
sunanapauomai
“to rest with”
sunantaō
“to meet”
sunantēsis
“meeting”
sunantilambanomai
“to help”
sunapagō
“to lead away with”
sunapollumi
“to die/destroy with”
sunapostellō
“to send with”
sunapothnēskō
“to die with”
sunarmologeō
“to join”
sunarpazō
“to seize”
sunathleō
“to contend”
sunathroizō
“to assemble”
sunauxanō
“to grow together”
sundeō
“to bind with”
sundesmos
“bond(age)”
sundoulos
“fellow slave”
sundoxazō
“to glory with”
sundromē
“swarming”
sunechō
“to hold/oppress”
sunēdomai
“to delight”
sunedrion
“council”
sunegeirō
“to raise up with”
suneidēsis
“conscience”
suneidō
“be aware”
suneimi
“be with”
suneimi
“to gather”
suneiserchomai
“to enter with”
sunekdēmos
“companion”
suneklektos
“chosen with”
sunelaunō
“to bring together”
sunēlikiōtēs
“contemporary”
sunephistēmi
“to attack”
sunepimartureō
“to testify with”
sunepomai
“to accompany”
sunerchomai
“to assemble”
sunergeō
“to work with”
sunergos
“co-worker”
sunesis
“understanding”
sunesthiō
“to eat with”
sunētheia
“custom”
sunetos
“intelligent”
suneudokeō
“to agree to”
suneuōcheomai
“to feast with”
sungeneia
“kindred”
sungenēs
“kindred”
sungenis
“relative”
sungnōmē
“concession”
suniēmi
“to understand”
sunistēmi, sunistaō
“to commend”
sunochē
“anguish”
sunodeuō
“to travel with”
sunodia
“caravan”
sunōdinō
“to labor together”
sunoida
“be conscious of”
sunoikeō
“to live with”
sunoikodomeō
“be built up with”
sunomileō
“to converse”
sunomoreō
“be next to”
sunōmosia
“plot”
suntassō
“to direct”
sunteleia
“consummation”
sunteleō
“to complete”
suntemnō
“to cut short”
suntēreō
“to preserve”
sunthaptō
“be buried with”
sunthlaō
“to shatter”
sunthlibō
“to push against”
sunthruptō
“to break”
suntithēmi
“to agree”
suntomōs
“concisely”
suntrechō
“to flock”
suntribō
“to break”
suntrimma
“ruin”
suntrophos
“brought up with”
Suntuchē
“Syntyche”
suntugchanō
“to meet with”
sunupokrinomai
“to join hypocrisy”
sunupourgeō
“to join in helping”
Surakousai
“Syracuse”
Suria
“Syria”
surō
“to drag”
Surophoinissa
“Syrophoenician”
Suros
“Syrian”
surtis
“Syrtis”
suschēmatizō
“to conform to”
susparassō
“to convulse”
sussēmon
“an agreed signal”
sussōmos
“of the same body”
sustasiastēs
“insurrectionist”
sustatikos
“recommended”
sustauroomai
“to crucify with”
sustellō
“to wrap up”
sustenazō
“to groan with”
sustoicheō
“to correspond to”
sustratiōtēs
“fellow soldier”
sustrephō
“to gather”
sustrophē
“commotion/plot”
suzaō
“to live together”
suzēteō
“to debate”
suzētēsis
“discussion”
suzētētēs
“debater”
suzeugnumi
“to join”
suzōopoieō
“to make alive with”
suzugos
“yokefellow”
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