(1) A a , — al'-fah ; of Hebrew origin; the first letter of the alphabet; figurative only (from its use as a numeral) the first : — Alpha. Often used (usually ajn an , before a vowel) also in composition (as a contraction from (427) (a]neu ,)) in the sense of privation ; so in many words beginning with this letter; occasionally in the sense of union (as a contraction of (260) (a[ma )).

(2) ÆAarw>n , — ah-ar-ohn' ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \175\ ('Aharown)]; Aaron , the brother of Moses: — Aaron.

(3) ÆAbaddw>n , — ab-ad-dohn' ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \11\ ('abaddown)]; a destroying angel : — Abaddon.

(4) ajbarh>v, — ab-ar-ace' ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (922) (ba>rov ); weightless , i.e. (figurative) not burdensome : — from being burdensome.

(5) ÆAbba~ , — ab-bah' ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \2\ ('ab (Chaldee))]; father (as a vocative): — Abba.

(6) &Abel , — ab'-el ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1893\ (Hebel)]; Abel , the son of Adam: — Abel.

(7) ÆAbia> , — ab-ee-ah' ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \29\ ('Abiyah)]; Abijah , the name of two Israelites: — Abia.

(8) ÆAbia>qar , — ab-ee-ath'-ar ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \54\ ('Ebyathar)]; Abiathar , an Israelite: — Abiathar.

(9) ÆAbilhnh> , — ab-ee-lay-nay' ; of foreign origin [compare Hebrew \58\ ('abel)]; Abilene , a region of Syria: — Abilene.

(10) ÆAbiou>d , — ab-ee-ood' ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \31\ ('Abiyhuwd)]; Abihud , an Israelite: — Abiud.

(11) ÆAbraa>m , — ab-rah-am' ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \85\ ('Abraham)]; Abraham , the Hebrew patriarch: — Abraham. [In Acts 7:16 the text should probably read Jacob .]

(12) a]bussov, — ab'-us-sos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a variation of (1037) (buqo>v ); depthless , i.e. (special) (infernal) “abyss ”: — deep, (bottomless) pit.

(13) &Agabov, — ag’-ab-os ; of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \2285\ (Chagab)]; Agabus , an Israelite: — Agabus.

(14) ajgaqoerge>w , — ag-ath-er-gheh’-o ; from (18) (ajgaqo>v ) and (2041) (e]rgon ); to work good : — do good.

(15) ajgaqopoie>w , — ag-ath-op-oy-eh’-o ; from (17) (ajgaqopoio>v ); to be a well-doer (as a favor or a duty): — (when) do good (well).

(16) ajgaqopoii`>a , — ag-ath-op-oy-ee’-ah ; from (17) (ajgaqopoio>v ); well-doing , i.e. virtue : — well-doing.

(17) ajgaqopoio>v, — ag-ath-op-oy-os’ ; from (18) (ajgaqo>v ) and (4160) (poie>w ); a well-doer , i.e. virtuous : — them that do well.

(18) ajgaqo>v, — ag-ath-os’ ; a primary word; “good ” (in any sense, often as noun): — benefit, good (-s, things), well. Compare (2570) (kalo>v ).

(19) ajgaqwsu>nh , — ag-ath-o-soo’-nay ; from (18) (ajgaqo>v ); goodness , i.e. virtue or beneficence : — goodness.

(20) ajgalli>asiv, — ag-al-lee’-as-is ; from (21) (ajgallia>w ); exultation ; specially welcome : — gladness, (exceeding) joy.

(21) ajgallia>w , — ag-al-lee-ah’-o ; from a]gan (much ) and (242) (a[llomai ); properly to jump for joy , i.e. exult : — be (exceeding) glad, with exceeding joy, rejoice (greatly).

(22) a]gamov, — ag’-am-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1062) (ga>mov ); unmarried : — unmarried.

(23) ajganakte>w , — ag-an-ak-teh’-o ; from a]gan (much ) and a]cqov (grief ; akin to the base of (43) (ajgka>lh )); to be greatly afflicted , i.e. (figurative) indignant : — be much (sore) displeased, have (be moved with, with) indignation.

(24) ajgana>kthsiv, — ag-an-ak’-tay-sis ; from (23) (ajganakte>w ); indignation : — indignation.

(25) ajgapa>w , — ag-ap-ah’-o ; perhaps from a]gan (much ) [or compare Hebrew \5689\ (`agab)]; to love (in a social or moral sense): — (be-) love (-ed). Compare (5368) (file>w ).

(26) ajga>ph , — ag-ah’-pay ; from (25) (ajgapa>w ); love , i.e. affection or benevolence ; specially (plural) a love-feast : — (feast of) charity ([-ably]), dear, love.

(27) ajgaphto>v, — ag-ap-ay-tos’ ; from (25) (ajgapa>w ); beloved : — (dearly, well) beloved, dear.

(28) &Agar , — ag’-ar ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1904\ (Hagar)]; Hagar , the concubine of Abraham: — Hagar.

(29) ajggareu>w , — ang-ar-yew’-o ; of foreign origin [compare Hebrew \104\ (‘iggera’ (Chaldee))]; properly to be a courier , i.e., (by implication) to press into public service: — compel (to go).

(30) ajggei~on , — ang-eye’-on ; from a]ggov (a pail , perhaps as bent ; compare the base of (43) (ajgka>lh )); a receptacle : — vessel.

(31) ajggeli>a , — ang-el-ee’-ah ; from (32) (a]ggelov ); an announcement , i.e. (by implication) precept : — message.

(32) a]ggelov, — ang’-el-os ; from ajgge>llw [probably derivative from (71) (a]gw ); compare (34) (ajge>lh )] (to bring tidings ); a messenger ; especially an “angel ”; by implication a pastor : — angel, messenger.

(33) a]ge , — ag’-eh ; imperative of (71) (a]gw ); properly lead , i.e. come on: — go to.

(34) ajge>lh , — ag-el’-ay ; from (71) (a]gw ) [compare (32) (a]ggelov )]; a drove : — herd.

(35) agenealo>ghtov, — ag-en-eh-al-og’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1075) (genealoge>w ); unregistered as to birth: — without descent.

(36) ajgenh>v, — ag-en-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1085) (ge>nov ); properly without kin , i.e. (of unknown descent, and by implication) ignoble : — base things.

(37) aJgia>zw , — hag-ee-ad’-zo ; from (40) (a[giov ); to make holy , i.e. (ceremony) purify or consecrate ; (mentally) to venerate : — hallow, be holy, sanctify.

(38) aJgiasmo>v, — hag-ee-as-mos’ ; from (37) (aJgia>zw ); properly purification , i.e. (the state) purity ; concrete (by Hebrew) a purifier : — holiness, sanctification.

(39) a[gion , — hag’-ee-on ; neuter of (40) (a[giov ); a sacred thing (i.e. spot): — holiest (of all), holy place, sanctuary.

(40) a[giov, — hag’-ee-os ; from a[gov (an awful thing) [compare (53) (aJgno>v ), Hebrew \2282\ (chag)]; sacred (physical pure , moral blameless or religious , ceremony consecrated ): — (most) holy (one, thing), saint.

(41) aJgio>thv, — hag-ee-ot’-ace ; from (40) (a[giov ); sanctity (i.e. properly the state): — holiness.

(42) aJgiwsu>nh , — hag-ee-o-soo’-nay ; from (40) (a[giov ); sacredness (i.e. properly the quality): — holiness.

(43) ajgka>lh , — ang-kal’-ay ; from a]gkov (a bend , “ache”); an arm (as curved ): — arm.

(44) a]gkistron , — ang’-kis-tron ; from the same as (43) (ajgka>lh ); a hook (as bent ): — hook.

(45) a]gkura , — ang’-koo-rah ; from the same as (43) (ajgka>lh ); an “anchor ” (as crooked ): — anchor.

(46) a]gnafov, — ag’-naf-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the same as (1102) (gnafeu>v ); properly unfulled , i.e. (by implication) new (cloth): — new.

(47) aJgnei>a , — hag-ni’-ah ; from (53) (aJgno>v ); cleanliness (the quality), i.e. (special) chastity : — purity.

(48) aJgni>zw , — hag-nid’-zo ; from (53) (aJgno>v ); to make clean , i.e. (figurative) sanctify (ceremony or moral): — purify (self).

(49) aJgnismo>v, — hag-nis-mos’ ; from Greek (48) (aJgni>zw ); a cleansing (the act), i.e. (ceremony lustration : — purification.

(50) ajgnoe>w , — ag-no-eh’-o ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3539) (noie>w ); not to know (through lack of information or intelligence); by implication to ignore (through disinclination): — (be) ignorant (-ly), not know, not understand, unknown.

(51) ajgno>hma , — ag-no’-ay-mah ; from (50) (ajgnoe>w ); a thing ignored , i.e. shortcoming : — error.

(52) a]gnoia , — ag’-noy-ah ; from (50) (ajgnoe>w ); ignorance (properly the quality): — ignorance.

(53) aJgio>v, — hag-nos’ ; from the same as (40) (a[giov ); properly clean , i.e. (figurative) innocent, modest, perfect : — chaste, clean, pure.

(54) aJgno>thv, — hag-not’-ace ; from (53) (aJgno>v ); cleanness (the state), i.e. (figurative) blamelessness : — pureness.

(55) aJgnw~v, — hag-noce’ ; adverb from (53) (aJgno>v ); purely , i.e. honestly : — sincerely.

(56) ajgnwsi>a , — ag-no-see’-ah ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1108) (gnw~siv ); ignorance (properly the state): — ignorance, not the knowledge.

(57) a]gnwstov, — ag’-noce-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1110) (gnwsto>v ); unknown : — unknown.

(58) ajgora> , — ag-or-ah’ ; from ajgei>rw (to gather ; probably akin to (1453) (ejgei>rw )); properly the town-square (as a place of public resort); by implication a market or thoroughfare : — market (-place), street.

(59) ajgora>zw , — ag-or-ad’-zo ; from (58) (ajgora ); properly to go to market , i.e. (by implication) to purchase ; specially to redeem : — buy, redeem.

(60) ajgorai~ov, — ag-or-ah’-yos ; from (58) (ajgora ); relating to the market-place , i.e. forensic (times); by implication vulgar : — baser sort, low.

(61) a]gra , — ag’-rah ; from (71) (a]gw ); (abstract) a catching (of fish); also (concrete) a haul (of fish): — draught.

(62) ajgra>mmatov, — ag-ram-mat-os ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1121) (gra>mma ); unlettered , i.e. illiterate : — unlearned.

(63) ajgraule>w , — ag-row-leh’-o ; from (68) (ajgro>v ) and (832) (aujle>w ) (in the sense of (833) (aujlh> )); to camp out : — abide in the field.

(64) ajgreu>w , — ag-rew’-o ; from (61) (a]gra ); to hunt , i.e. (figurative) to entrap : — catch.

(65) ajgrie>laiov, — ag-ree-el’-ah-yos ; from (66) (a]griov ) and (1636) (ejlai>a ); an oleaster : — olive tree (which is) wild.

(66) a]griov, — ag’-ree-os ; from (68) (ajgro>v ); wild (as pertaining to the country ), literal (natural ) or figurative (fierce ): — wild, raging.

(67) ÆAgrippav, — ag-rip’-pas ; apparently from (66) (a]griov ) and (2462) (i[ppov ); wild-horse tamer; Agrippas , one of the Herods: — Agrippa.

(68) ajgro>v, — ag-ros’ ; from (71) (a]gw ); a field (as a drive for cattle); generically the country ; specially a farm , i.e. hamlet : — country, farm, piece of ground, land.

(69) ajgrupne>w , — ag-roop-neh’-o ; ultimately from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (5258) (u[pnov ); to be sleepless , i.e. keep awake : — watch.

(70) ajgrupni>a , — ag-roop-nee’-ah ; from (69) (ajgrupne>w ); sleeplessness , i.e. a keeping awake : — watch.

(71) a]gw , — ag’-o ; a primary verb; properly to lead ; by implication to bring, drive , (reflexive) go , (special) pass (time), or (figurative) induce : — be, bring (forth), carry, (let) go, keep, lead away, be open.

(72) ajgwgh> , — ag-o-gay’ ; reduplication from (71) (a]gw ); a bringing up, i.e. mode of living : — manner of life.

(73) ajgw>n , — ag-one’ ; from (71) (a]gw ); properly a place of assembly (as if led ), i.e. (by implication) a contest (held there); figurative an effort or anxiety : — conflict, contention, fight, race.

(74) ajgwni>a , — ag-o-nee’-ah ; from (73) (ajgw>n ); a struggle (properly the state), i.e. (figurative) anguish : — agony.

(75) ajgwni>zomai , — ag-o-nid’-zom-ahee ; from (73) (ajgw>n ); to struggle , literally (to compete for a prize), figuratively (to contend with an adversary), or genitive (to endeavor to accomplish something): — fight, labor fervently, strive.

(76) ÆAdam , — ad-am’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \121\ (‘Adam)]; Adam , the first man; typical (of Jesus) man (as his representative): — Adam.

(77) ajda>panov, — ad-ap’-an-os ; from (1) (a ) (as negative particle) and (1160) (dapa>nh ); costless , i.e. gratuitous : — without expense.

(78) ÆAddi> , — ad-dee’ ; probably of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \5716\ (`adiy)]; Addi , an Israelite: — Addi.

(79) ajdelfh> , — ad-el-fay’ ; feminine of (80) (ajdelfo>v ); a sister (native or ecclesiastical): — sister.

(80) ajdelfo>v, — ad-el-fos’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a connective particle) and delfu>v (the womb ); a brother (literal or figurative) near or remote [much like Hebrew \1\ (‘ab)]: — brother.

(81) ajdelfo>thv, — ad-el-fot’-ace ; from (80) (ajdelfo>v ); brotherhood (properly the feeling of brotherliness ), i.e. the (Christian) fraternity : — brethren, brotherhood.

(82) a]dhlov, — ad’-ay-los ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1212) (dh~lov ); hidden , figurative indistinct : — appear not, uncertain.

(83) ajdhlo>thv, — ad-ay-lot’-ace ; from (82) (a]dhlov ); uncertainty : — x uncertain.

(84) ajdh>lwv, — ad-ay’-loce ; adverb from (82) (a]dhlov ); uncertainly : — uncertainly.

(85) ajdhmone>w , — ad-ay-mon-eh’-o ; from a derivative of ajde>w , (to be sated to loathing); to be in distress (of mind): — be full of heaviness, be very heavy.

(86) a[|dhv, — hah’-dace ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1492) (ei]dw ); properly unseen , i.e. “Hades ” or the place (state) of departed souls: — grave, hell.

(87) ajdia>kritov, — ad-ee-ak-’ree-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (1252) (diakri>nw ); properly undistinguished , i.e. (active) impartial : — without partiality.

(88) ajdia>leiptov, — ad-ee-al’-ipe-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (3007) (lei>pw ); unintermitted , i.e. permanent : — without ceasing, continual.

(89) ajdialei>ptwv, — ad-ee-al-ipe’-toce ; adverb from (88) (ajdia>leiptov ); uninterruptedly , i.e. without omission (on an appropriate occasion): — without ceasing.

(90) ajdiafqori>a , — ad-ee-af-thor-ee’-ah ; from a derivative of a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (1311) (diafqei>rw ); incorruptibleness , i.e. (figurative) purity (of doctrine): — uncorruptness.

(91) ajdike>w , — ad-ee-keh’-o ; from (94) (a]dikov ); to be unjust , i.e. (active) do wrong (moral, socially or physical): — hurt, injure, be an offender, be unjust, (do, suffer, take) wrong.

(92) ajdi>khma , — ad-eek’-ay-mah ; from (91) (ajdike>w ); a wrong done: — evil doing, iniquity, matter of wrong.

(93) ajdiki>a , — ad-ee-kee’-ah ; from (94) (a]dikov ); (legal) injustice (properly the quality, by implication the act); moral wrongfulness (of character, life or act): — iniquity, unjust, unrighteousness, wrong.

(94) a]dikov, — ad’-ee-kos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1349) (di>kh ); unjust ; by extension wicked ; by implication treacherous ; specially heathen : — unjust, unrighteous.

(95) a]di>kwv, — ad-ee’-koce ; adverb from (94) (a]dikov ); unjustly : — wrongfully.

(96) ajdo>kimov, — ad-ok’-ee-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1384) (do>kimov ); unapproved , i.e. rejected ; by implication worthless (literal or moral): — castaway, rejected, reprobate.

(97) a]dolov, — ad’-ol-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1388) (do>lov ); undeceitful , i.e. (figurative) unadulterated : — sincere.

(98) ÆAdramutthno>v, — ad-ram-oot-tay-nos’ ; from ÆAdramu>tteion (a place in Asia Minor); Adramyttene or belonging to Adramyttium: — of Adramyttium.

(99) ÆAdriav, — ad-ree’-as ; from ÆAdri>a (a place near its shore); the Adriatic sea (including the Ionian): — Adria.

(100) aJdro>thv, — had-rot’-ace ; from aJdro>v (stout ); plumpness , i.e. (figurative) liberality : — abundance.

(101) ajdunate>w , — ad-oo-nat-eh’-o ; from (102) (ajdu>natov ); to be unable , i.e. (passive) impossible : — be impossible.

(102) ajdu>natov, — ad-oo’-nat-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1415) (dunato>v ); unable , i.e. weak (literal or figurative); passive impossible : — could not do, impossible, impotent, not possible, weak.

(103) a]|idw , — ad’-o ; a primary verb; to sing : — sing.

(104) ajei> , — ah-eye’ ; from an obsolete primary noun (apparently meaning continued duration ); “ever ;” by qualification regularly ; by implication earnestly : — always, ever.

(105) ajeto>v, — ah-et-os’ ; from the same as (109) (ajh>r ); an eagle (from its wind -like flight): — eagle.

(106) a]zumov, — ad’-zoo-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2219) (zu>mh ); unleavened , i.e. (figurative) uncorrupted ; (in the neuter plural) specially (by implication) the Passover week: — unleavened (bread).

(107) ÆAzwr , — ad-zore’ ; of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \5809\ (`Azzuwr)]; Azor , an Israelite: — Azor.

(108) &Azwtov, — ad’-zo-tos ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \795\ (‘Ashdowd)]; Azotus (i.e. Ashdod), a place in Palestine: — Azotus.

(109) ajh>r , — ah-ayr’ ; from a]hmi (to breathe unconsciously, i.e. respire ; by analogy to blow ); “air ” (as naturally circumambient ): — air. Compare (5594) (yu>cw ). ajqa . See (3134) (mara ).

(110) ajqanasi>a , — ath-an-as-ee’-ah ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2288) (qa>natov ); deathlessness : — immortality.

(111) ajqe>mitov, — ath-em’-ee-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of qe>miv (statute ; from the base of (5087) (ti>qhmi )); illegal ; by implication flagitious : — abominable, unlawful thing.

(112) a]qeov, — ath’-eh-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2316) (qeo>v ); godless : — without God.

(113) a]qesmov, — ath’-es-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (5087) (ti>qhmi ) (in the sense of enacting ); lawless , i.e. (by implication) criminal : — wicked.

(114) ajqete>w , — ath-et-eh’-o ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (5087) (ti>qhmi ); to set aside , i.e. (by implication) to disesteem, neutralize or violate : — cast off, despise, disannul, frustrate, bring to nought, reject.

(115) ajqe>thsiv, — ath-et’-ay-sis ; from (114) (ajqete>w ); cancellation (literal or figurative): — disannulling, put away.

(116) ÆAqh~nai , — ath-ay’-nahee ; plural of ÆAth>nh (the goddess of wisdom, who was reputed to have founded the city); Athen’ , the capital of Greece: — Athens.

(117) ÆAqhnai~ov, — ath-ay-nah’-yos ; from (116) ( ÆAqh~nai ); an Athenaean or inhabitant of Athenae: — Athenian.

(118) ajqle>w , — ath-leh’-o ; from a]qlov (a contest in the public lists); to contend in the competitive games: — strive.

(119) a]qlhsiv, — ath’-lay-sis ; from (118) (ajqle>w ); a struggle (figurative): — fight.

(120) ajqume>w , — ath-oo-meh’-o ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2372) (qumo>v ); to be spiritless , i.e. disheartened : — be dismayed.

(121) a]qwov, — ath’-o-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a probable derivative of (5087) (ti>qhmi ) (meaning a penalty ); not guilty : — innocent.

(122) ai]geiov, — ah’ee-ghi-os ; from ai]x , (a goat ); belonging to a goat : — goat.

(123) aijgialo>v, — ahee-ghee-al-os’ ; from aji`>ssw (to rush ) and (251) (a[lv ) (in the sense of the sea ); a beach (on which the waves dash ): — shore.

(124) Aijgu>ptiov, — ahee-goop’-tee-os ; from (125) ( Ai]guptov ); an ‘gyptian or inhabitant of ‘gyptus: — Egyptian.

(125) Ai]guptov, — ah’ee-goop-tos ; of uncertain derivative; ‘gyptus , the land of the Nile: — Egypt.

(126) aji`>diov, — ah-id’-ee-os ; from (104) (ajei> ); everduring (forward and backward, or forward only): — eternal, everlasting.

(127) aijdw>v, — ahee-doce’ ; perhaps from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1492) (ei]dw ) (through the idea of downcast eyes); bashfulness , i.e. (towards men), modesty or (towards God) awe : — reverence, shamefacedness.

(128) Aijqi>oy , — ahee-thee’-ops ; from ai]qw (to scorch ) and w]y (the face , from (3700) (ojpta>nomai )); an ‘thiopian (as a blackamoor ): — Ethiopian.

(129) ai=ma , — hah’ee-mah ; of uncertain derivative; blood , literal (of men or animals), figurative (the juice of grapes) or special (the atoning blood of Christ); by implication bloodshed , also kindred : — blood.

(130) aiJmatekcusi>a , — hahee-mat-ek-khoo-see’-ah ; from Greek (129) (ai=ma ) and a derivative of Greek (1632) (ejkce>w ); an effusion of blood : — shedding of blood.

(131) aJim orr heo, — hahee-mor-hreh’-o ; from (129) (ai=ma ) and (4482) (rJe>w ); to flow blood , i.e. have a haemorrhage : — diseased with an issue of blood.

(132) Aijne>av, — ahee-neh’-as ; of uncertain derivative; ‘neas , an Israelite: — Aeneas.

(133) ai]nesiv, — ah’ee-nes-is ; from (134) (aijne>w ); a praising (the act), i.e. (special) a thank (-offering): — praise.

(134) aijne>w , — ahee-neh’-o ; from (136) (ai+nov ); to praise (God): — praise.

(135) ai]nigma , — ah’ee-nig-ma ; from a derivative of Greek (136) (ai+nov ) (in its primary sense); an obscure saying (“enigma”), i.e. (abstract) obscureness : — x darkly.

(136) ai+nov, — ah’ee-nos ; apparently a primary word; properly a story , but used in the sense of (1868) (e]painov ); praise (of God): — praise.

(137) Aijnw>n , — ahee-nohn’ ; of Hebrew origin [a derivative of

(5869) , place of springs ]; Aenon , a place in Palestine: — Aenon.

(138) aiJre>omai , — hahee-reh’-om-ahee ; probably akin to (142) (ai]rw ); to take for oneself , i.e. to prefer : — choose. Some of the forms are borrowed from a cognate e[llomai , hel’-lomahee ; which is otherwise obsolete.

(139) ai[resiv, — hah’ee-res-is ; from (138) (aiJre>omai ); properly a choice , i.e. (special) a party or (abstract) disunion : — heresy [which is the Greek word itself ], sect.

(140) aiJreti>zw , — hahee-ret-id’-zo ; from a derivative of (138) (aiJre>omai ); to make a choice : — choose.

(141) aiJretiko>v, — hahee-ret-ee-kos’ ; from the same as (140) (aiJreti>zw ); a schismatic : — heretic [the Greek word itself ].

(142) ai]rw , — ah’ee-ro ; a primary verb; to lift ; by implication to take up or away ; figurative to raise (the voice), keep in suspense (the mind); specially to sail away (i.e. weigh anchor ); by Hebrew [compare Hebrew \5375\ (nasa’)] to expiate sin: — away with, bear (up), carry, lift up, loose, make to doubt, put away, remove, take (away, up).

(143) aijsqa>nomai , — ahee-sthan’-om-ahee ; of uncertain derivative; to apprehend (properly by the senses): — perceive.

(144) ai]sqhsiv, — ah’ee-sthay-sis ; from (143) (aijsqa>nomai ); perception , i.e. (figurative) discernment : — judgment.

(145) aijsqhth>rion , — ahee-sthay-tay’-ree-on ; from a derivative of (143) (aijsqa>nomai ); properly an organ of perception , i.e. (figurative) judgment : — senses.

(146) aijscrokerdh>v, — ahee-skhrok-er-dace’ ; from (150) (aijscro>v ) and ke>rdov (gain ); sordid : — given to (greedy of) filthy lucre.

(147) aijscrokerdw~v, — ahee-skhrok-er-doce’ ; adverb from (146) (aijscrokerdh>v ); sordidly : — for filthy lucre’s sake.

(148) aijscrologi>a , — ahee-skhrol-og-ee’-ah ; from (150) (aijscro>v ) and (3056) (lo>gov ); vile conversation : — filthy communication.

(149) aijscro>n , — ahee-skhron’ ; neuter of (150) (aijscro>v ); a shameful thing, i.e. indecorum : — shame.

(150) aijscro>v, — ahee-skhros’ ; from the same as (153) (aijscu>nomai ); shameful , i.e. base (specially venal ): — filthy.

(151) aijscro>thv, — ahee-skhrot’-ace ; from (150) (aijscro>v ); shamefulness , i.e. obscenity : — filthiness.

(152) aijscu>nh , — ahee-skhoo’-nay ; from (153) (aijscu>nomai ); shame or disgrace (abstract or concrete): — dishonesty, shame.

(153) aijscu>nomai , — ahee-skhoo’-nom-ahee ; from ai+scov (disfigurement , i.e. disgrace ); to feel shame (for oneself): — be ashamed.

(154) aijte>w , — ahee-teh’-o ; of uncertain derivative; to ask (in general): — ask, beg, call for, crave, desire, require. Compare (4441) (punqa>nomai ).

(155) ai]thma , — ah’ee-tay-mah ; from (154) (aijte>w ); a thing asked or (abstract) an asking : — petition, request, required.

(156) aijti>a , — ahee-tee’-a ; from the same as (154) (aijte>w ); a cause (as if asked for), i.e. (logical) reason (motive, matter), (legal) crime (alleged or proved): — accusation, case, cause, crime, fault, [wh-] ere [-fore].

(157) aijti>ama , — ahee-tee’-am-ah ; from a derivative of (156) (aijti>a ); a thing charged : — complaint.

(158) ai]tion , — ah’ee-tee-on ; neuter of (159) (ai]tiov ); a reason or crime [like (156) (aijti>a )]: — cause, fault.

(159) ai]tiov, — ah’ee-tee-os ; from the same as (154) (aijte>w ); causative , i.e. (concrete) a causer : — author.

(160) aijfni>diov, — aheef-nid’-ee-os ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5316) (fai>nw ) [compare (1810) (ejxai>fnhv )] (meaning non-apparent ); unexpected , i.e. (adverb) suddenly : — sudden, unawares.

(161) aijcmalwsi>a , — aheekh-mal-o-see’-ah ; from (164) (aijcmalwto>v ); captivity : — captivity.

(162) aijcmalwteu>w , — aheekh-mal-o-tew’-o ; from (aijcmalwto>v ); to capture [like (163) (aijcmalwti>zw )]: — lead captive.

(163) aijcmalwti>zw , — aheekh-mal-o-tid’-zo ; from (164) (aijcmalwto>v ); to make captive : — lead away captive, bring into captivity.

(164) aijcmalwto>v, — aheekh-mal-o-tos’ ; from aijcmh> (a spear ) and a derivative of the same as (259) (a[lwsiv ); properly a prisoner of war , i.e. (generally) a captive : — captive.

(165) aijw>n , — ahee-ohn’ ; from the same as (104) (ajei> ); properly an age ; by extension perpetuity (also past); by implication the world ; specially (Jewish) a Messianic period (present or future): — age, course, eternal, (for) ever (-more), [n-]ever, (beginning of the, while the) world (began, without end). Compare (5550) (cro>nov ).

(166) aijw>niov, — ahee-o’-nee-os ; from (165) (aijw>n ); perpetual (also used of past time, or past and future as well): — eternal, for ever, everlasting, world (began).

(167) ajkaqarsi>a , — ak-ath-ar-see’-ah ; from (169) (ajka>qartov ); impurity (the quality), physical or moral: — uncleanness.

(168) ajkaqa>rthv, — ak-ath-ar’-tace ; from (169) (ajka>qartov ); impurity (the state moral: — filthiness.

(169) ajka>qartov, — ak-ath’-ar-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (kaqai>rw ) (meaning cleansed ); impure (ceremonial, moral [lewd ] or special [daemonic ]): — foul, unclean.

(170) ajkaire>omai , — ak-ahee-reh’-om-ahee ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2540) (kairo>v ) (meaning unseasonable ); to be inopportune (for oneself), i.e. to fail of a proper occasion : — lack opportunity.

(171) ajkai>rwv, — ak-ah’ee-roce ; adverb from the same as (170) (ajkaire>omai ); inopportunely : — out of season.

(172) a]kakov, — ak’-ak-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2556) (kako>v ); not bad , i.e. (objective) innocent or (subjective) unsuspecting : — harmless, simple.

(173) a]kanqa , — ak’-an-thah ; probably from the same as (188) (ajkmh>n ); a thorn : — thorn.

(174) ajka>nqinov, — ak-an’-thee-nos ; from (173) (a]kanqa ); thorny : — of thorns.

(175) a]karpov, — ak’-ar-pos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2590) (karpo>v ); barren (literal or figurative): — without fruit, unfruitful.

(176) ajkata>gnwstov, — ak-at-ag’-noce-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2607) (kataginw>skw ); unblamable : — that cannot be condemned.

(177) ajkataka>luptov, — ak-at-ak-al’-oop-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of a compound of (2596) (kata>> ) and (2572) (kalu>ptw ); unveiled : — uncovered.

(178) ajkata>kritov, — ak-at-ak’-ree-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2632) (katakri>nw ); without (legal) trial : — uncondemned.

(179) ajkata>lutov, — ak-at-al’-oo-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2647) (katalu>w ); indissoluble , i.e. (figurative) permanent : — endless.

(180) ajkata>paustov, — ak-at-ap’-ow-stos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2664) (katapau>w ); unrefraining : — that cannot cease.

(181) ajkatastasi>a , — ak-at-as-tah-see’-ah ; from (182) (ajkata>statov ); instability , i.e. disorder : — commotion, confusion, tumult.

(182) ajkata>statov, — ak-at-as’-tat-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2525) (kaqi>sthmi ); inconstant : — unstable.

(183) ajkata>scetov, — ak-at-as’-khet-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2722) (kate>cw ); unrestrainable : — unruly.

(184) ÆAkeldama> , — ak-el-dam-ah’ ; of Chaldee origin [meaning field of blood ; corresponding to Hebrew \2506\ (cheleq) and Hebrew \1818\ (dam)]; Akeldama , a place near Jerus.: — Aceldama.

(185) ajke>raiov, — ak-er’-ah-yos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (2767) (kera>nnumi ): unmixed , i.e. (figurative) innocent : — harmless, simple.

(186) ajklinh>v, — ak-lee-nace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2827) (kli>nw ); not leaning , i.e. (figurative) firm : — without wavering.

(187) ajkma>zw , — ak-mad’-zo ; from the same as (188) (ajkmh>n ); to make a point , i.e. (figurative) mature : — be fully ripe.

(188) ajkmh>n , — ak-mane’ ; accusative of a noun (“acme ”) akin to ajkh> (a point ) and meaning the same; adverb just now, i.e. still : — yet.

(189) ajkoh> , — ak-o-ay’ ; from (191) (ajkou>w ); hearing (the act, the sense or the thing heard): — audience, ear, fame, which ye heard, hearing, preached, report, rumoral

(190) ajkolouqe>w , — ak-ol-oo-theh’-o ; from (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and ke>leuqov (a road ); properly to be in the same way with , i.e. to accompany (specially as a disciple): — follow, reach.

(191) ajkou>w , — ak-oo’-o ; a primary verb; to hear (in various senses): — give (in the) audience (of), come (to the ears), ([shall]) hear (- er, -ken), be noised, be reported, understand.

(192) ajkrasi>a , — ak-ras-ee’-a ; from (193) (ajkra>thv ); want of selfrestraint : — excess, incontinency.

(193) ajkra>thv, — ak-rat’-ace ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2904) (kra>tov ); powerless , i.e. without self-control : — incontinent.

(194) a]kratov, — ak’-rat-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (2767) (kera>nnumi ); undiluted : — without mixture.

(195) ajkri>beia , — ak-ree’-bi-ah ; from the same as (196) (ajkri>be>statov ); exactness : — perfect manner.

(196) ajkri>be>statov, — ak-ree-bes’-ta-tos ; superlative of ajkri>bhv (a derivative of the same as Greek (206) (a]kron )); most exact : — most straitest.

(197) ajkribe>steron , — ak-ree-bes’-ter-on ; neuter of the comparative of the same as (196) (ajkri>be>statov ); (adverb) more exactly : — more perfect (-ly).

(198) ajkribo>w , — ak-ree-bo’-o ; from the same as (196) (ajkri>be>statov ); to be exact , i.e. ascertain : — enquire diligently.

(199) ajkribw~v, — ak-ree-boce’ ; adverb from the same as (196) (ajkri>be>statov ); exactly : — circumspectly, diligently, perfect (-ly).

(200) ajkri>v, — ak-rece’ ; apparently from the same as (206) (a]kron ); a locust (as pointed , or as lighting on the top of vegetation): — locust.

(201) ajkroath>rion , — ak-ro-at-ay’-ree-on ; from (202) (ajkroath>v ); an audience-room : — place of hearing.

(202) ajkroath>v, — ak-ro-at-ace’ ; from ajkroa>omai (to listen ; apparently an intensive of (191) (ajkou>w )); a hearer (merely): — hearer.

(203) ajkrobusti>a , — ak-rob-oos-tee’-ah ; from (206) (a]kron ) and probably a modified form of po>sqh (the penis or male sexual organ); the prepuce ; by implication an uncircumcised (i.e. gentile , figurative unregenerate ) state or person: — not circumcised, uncircumcised [with (2192) (e]cw )], uncircumcision.

(204) ajkrogwniai~ov, — ak-rog-o-nee-ah’-yos ; from (206) (a]kron ) and (1137) (gwni>a ); belonging to the extreme corner : — chief corner.

(205) ajkroqi>nion , — ak-roth-in’-ee-on ; from (206) (a]kron ) and qi>v (a heap ); properly (in the plural) the top of the heap , i.e. (by implication) best of the booty : — spoils.

(206) a]kron , — ak’-ron ; neuter of an adjective probably akin to the base of (188) (ajkmh>n ); the extremity : — one end...other, tip, top, uttermost part.

(207) ÆAku>lav, — ak-oo’-las ; probably for Latin aquila (an eagle ); Akulas , an Israelite: — Aquila.

(208) ajkuro>w , — ak-oo-ro’-o ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2964) (kuro>w ); to invalidate : — disannul, make of none effect.

(209) ajkwlu>twv, — ak-o-loo’-toce ; adverb from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2967) (kwlu>w ); in an unhindered manner , i.e. freely : — no man forbidding him.

(210) a]kwn , — ak’-ohn ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1635) (eJkw>n ); unwilling : — against the will.

(211) ajla>bastron , — al-ab’-as-tron ; neuter of ajla>bastrov (of uncertain derivative), the name of a stone; properly an “alabaster ” box, i.e. (by extension) a perfume vase (of any material): — (alabaster) box.

(212) ajlazonei>a , — al-ad-zon-i’-a ; from (213) (ajlazw>n ); braggadocio , i.e. (by implication) self-confidence : — boasting, pride.

(213) ajlazw>n , — al-ad-zone’ ; from a]lh (vagrancy ); braggart : — boaster.

(214) ajlala>zw , — al-al-ad’-zo ; from ajlalh> (a shout , “halloo ”); to vociferate , i.e. (by implication) to wail ; figurative to clang : — tinkle, wail.

(215) ajla>lhtov, — al-al’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2980) (lale>w ); unspeakable : — unutterable, which cannot be uttered.

(216) a]lalov, — al’-al-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2980) (lale>w ); mute : — dumb.

(217) a[lav, — hal’-as ; from (251) (a[lv ); salt ; figurative prudence : — salt.

(218) ajlei>fw , — al-i’-fo ; from (1) (a ) (as particle of union) and the base of (3045) (liparo>v ); to oil (with perfume): — anoint.

(219) ajlektorofwni>a , — al-ek-tor-of-o-nee’-ah ; from (220) (ajle>ktwr ) and (5456) (fwnh> ); cock-crow , i.e. the third night-watch: — cockcrowing.

(220) ajle>ktwr , — al-ek’-tore ; from ajle>kw (to ward off); a cock or male fowl: — cock.

(221) ÆAlexandreu>v, — al-ex-and-reuce’ ; from ÆAlexa>ndreia (the city so called); an Alexandreian or inhabitant of Alexandria: — of Alexandria, Alexandrian.

(222) ÆAlexandri>nov, — al-ex-an-dree’-nos ; from the same as (221) ( ÆAlexandreu>v ); Alexandrine , or belonging to Alexandria: — of Alexandria.

(223) ÆAle>xandrov, — al-ex’-an-dros ; from the same as (the first part of) (220) (ajle>ktwr ) and (435) (ajnh>r ); mandefender ; Alexander , the name of three Israelites and one other man: — Alexander.

(224) a]leuron , — al’-yoo-ron ; from ajle>w (to grind ); flour : — meal.

(225) ajlh>qeia , — al-ay’-thi-a ; from (227) (ajlhqh>v ); truth : — true, x truly, truth, verity.

(226) ajlhqeu>w , — al-ayth-yoo’-o ; from (227) (ajlhqh>v ); to be true (in doctrine and profession): — speak (tell) the truth.

(227) ajlhqh>v, — al-ay-thace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2990) (lanqa>nw ); true (as not concealing ): — true, truly, truth.

(228) ajlhqino>v, — al-ay-thee-nos’ ; from (227) (ajlhqh>v ); truthful : — true.

(229) ajlh>qw , — al-ay’-tho ; from the same as (224) (a]leuron ); to grind : — grind.

(230) ajlhqwv, — al-ay-thoce’ ; adverb from (227) (ajlhqh>v ); truly : — indeed, surely, of a surety, truly, of a (in) truth, verily, very.

(231) aJlieu>v, — hal-ee-yoos’ ; from (251) (a[lv ); a sailor (as engaged on the salt water), i.e. (by implication) a fisher : — fisher (-man).

(232) aJlieu>w , — hal-ee-yoo’-o ; from (231) (aJlieu>v ); to be a fisher , i.e. (by implication) to fish : — go a-fishing.

(233) aJli>zw , — hal-id’-zo ; from (251) (a[lv ); to salt : — salt.

(234) ajli>sgema , — al-is’-ghem-ah ; from ajlisge>w (to soil ); (ceremonial) defilement : — pollution.

(235) ajlla> , — al-lah’ ; neuter plural of (243) (a]llov ); properly other things, i.e. (adverb) contrariwise (in many relations): — and, but (even), howbeit, indeed, nay, nevertheless, no, notwithstanding, save, therefore, yea, yet.

(236) ajlla>ssw , — al-las’-so ; from (243) (a]llov ); to make different : — change.

(237) ajllaco>qen , — al-lakh-oth’-en ; from (243) (a]llov ); from elsewhere : — some other way.

(238) ajllhgore>w , — al-lay-gor-eh’-o ; from (243) (a]llov ) and ajgore>w (to harangue [compare (58) (ajgora )]); to allegorize : — be an allegory [the Greek word itself ].

(239) ajllhloui`a , — al-lay-loo’-ee-ah ; of Hebrew origin [imperative of Hebrew \1984\ (halal) and Hebrew \3050\ (Yahh)]; praise ye Jah! , an adoring exclamation: — alleluiah.

(240) ajllh>lwn , — al-lay’-lone ; Genitive plural from (243) (a]llov ) reduplication; one another : — each other, mutual, one another, (the other), (them-, your-) selves, (selves) together [sometimes with (3326) (meta> ) or (4314) (pro>v )].

(241) ajllogenh>v, — al-log-en-ace’ ; from (243) (a]llov ) and (1085) (ge>nov ); foreign , i.e. not a Jew: — stranger.

(242) a[llomai , — hal’-lom-ahee ; middle of apparently a primary verb; to jump ; figurative to gush : — leap, spring up.

(243) a]llov, — al’-los ; a primary word; “else ,” i.e. different (in many applications): — more, one (another), (an-, some an-) other (-s, - wise).

(244) ajllotriepi>skopov, — al-lot-ree-ep-is’-kop-os ; from (245) (ajllo>triov ) and (1985) (ejpi>skopov ); overseeing others’ affairs, i.e. a meddler (specially in Gentile customs): — busybody in other men’s matters.

(245) ajllo>triov, — al-lot’-ree-os ; from (243) (a]llov ); another’s , i.e. not one’s own; by extension foreign, not akin, hostile : — alien, (an-) other (man’s, men’s), strange (-r).

(246) ajllo>fulov, — al-lof-oo-los ; from (243) (a]llov ) and (5443) (fulh> ); foreign , i.e. (special) Gentile : — one of another nation.

(247) a]llwv, — al’-loce ; adverb from (243) (a]llov ); differently : — otherwise.

(248) ajloa>w , — al-o-ah’-o ; from the same as (257) (a[lwn ); to tread out grain: — thresh, tread out the corn.

(249) a]logov, — al’-og-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3056) (lo>gov ); irrational : — brute, unreasonable.

(250) ajloh> , — al-o-ay’ ; of foreign origin [compare Hebrew \174\ (‘ahaliym)]; aloes (the gum): — aloes.

(251) a[lv, — halce ; a primary word; “salt ”: — salt.

(252) aJluko>v, — hal-oo-kos’ ; from (251) (a[lv ); briny : — salt.

(253) ajlupo>terov, — al-oo-pot’-er-os ; comparative of a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3077) (lu>ph ); more without grief : — less sorrowful.

(254) a[lusiv, — hal’-oo-sis ; of uncertain derivative; a fetter or manacle : — bonds, chain.

(255) ajlusitelh>v, — al-oo-sit-el-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (3081) (lusitelei~ ); gainless , i.e. (by implication) pernicious : — unprofitable.

(256) ÆAlfai~ov, — al-fah’-yos ; of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \2501\ (Cheleph)]; Alphaeus , an Israelite: — Alpheus.

(257) a[lwn , — hal’-ohn ; probably from the base of (1507) (eiJli>ssw ); a threshing-floor (as rolled hard), i.e. (figurative) the grain (and chaff, as just threshed): — floor.

(258) ajlw>phx , — al-o’-pakes ; of uncertain derivative; a fox , i.e. (figurative) a cunning person: — fox.

(259) a[lwsiv, — hal’-o-sis ; from a collateral form of (138) (aiJre>omai ); capture : — be taken.

(260) a[ma , — ham’-ah ; a primary particle; properly at the “same ” time , but freely used as a preposition or adverb denoting close association: — also, and, together, with (-al).

(261) ajmaqh>v, — am-ath-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3129) (manqa>nw ); ignorant : — unlearned.

(262) ajmara>ntinov, — am-ar-an’-tee-nos ; from (263) (ajma>rantov ); “amaranthine ”, i.e. (by implication) fadeless : — that fadeth not away.

(263) ajma>rantov, — am-ar’-an-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (3133) (marai>nw ); unfading , i.e. (by implication) perpetual : — that fadeth not away.

(264) aJmarta>nw , — ham-ar-tan’-o ; perhaps from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (3313) (me>rov ); properly to miss the mark (and so not share in the prize), i.e. (figurative) to err , especially (moral) to sin : — for your faults, offend, sin, trespass.

(265) aJma>rthma , — ham-ar’-tay-mah ; from (264) (aJmarta>nw ); a sin (properly concrete): — sin.

(266) aJmarti>a , — ham-ar-tee’-ah ; from (264) (aJmarta>nw ); sin (properly abstract): — offence, sin (-ful).

(267) ajma>rturov, — am-ar’-too-ros ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a form of (3144) (ma>rtuv ); unattested : — without witness.

(268) aJmartwlo>v, — ham-ar-to-los’ ; from (264) (aJmarta>nw ); sinful , i.e. a sinner : — sinful, sinner.

(269) a]macov, — am’-akh-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3163) (ma>ch ); peaceable : — not a brawler.

(270) ajma>w , — am-ah’-o ; from (260) (a[ma ); properly to collect , i.e. (by implication) reap : — reap down.

(271) ajme>qustov, — am-eth’-oos-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3184) (mequ>w ); the “amethyst ” (supposed to prevent intoxication ): — amethyst.

(272) ajmele>w , — am-el-eh’-o ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3199) (me>lw ); to be careless of: — make light of, neglect, be negligent, not regard.

(273) a]memptov, — am’-emp-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3201) (me>mfomai ); irreproachable : — blameless, faultless, unblamable.

(274) ajme>mptwv, — am-emp’-toce ; adverb from (273) (a]memptov ); faultlessly : — blameless, unblamably.

(275) ajme>rimnov, — am-er’-im-nos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3308) (me>rimna ); not anxious : — without care (-fulness), secure.

(276) ajmeta>qetov, — am-et-ath’-et-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3346) (metati>qhmi ); unchangeable , or (neuter as abstract) unchangeability : — immutable (-ility).

(277) ajmetaki>nhtov, — am-et-ak-in’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3334) (metakine>w ); immovable : — unmovable.

(278) ajmetame>lhtov, — am-et-am-el’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (3338) (metame>llomai ); irrevocable : — without repentance, not to be repented of.

(279) ajmetano>htov, — am-et-an-o’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (3340) (metanoe>w ); unrepentant : — impenitent.

(280) a]metrov, — am’-et-ros ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3358) (me>tron ); immoderate : — (thing) without measure.

(281) ajmh>n , — am-ane’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \543\ (‘amen)]; properly firm , i.e. (figurative) trustworthy ; adverb surely (often as interjection so be it ): — amen, verily.

(282) ajmh>twr , — am-ay’-tore ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3384) (mh>thr ); motherless , i.e. of unknown maternity : — without mother.

(283) ajmi>antov, — am-ee’-an-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3392) (miai>nw ); unsoiled , i.e. (figurative) pure : — undefiled.

(284) ÆAminada>b , — am-ee-nad-ab’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \5992\ (`Ammiynadab)]; Aminadab , an Israelite: — Aminadab.

(285) a]mmov, — am’-mos ; perhaps from (260) (a[ma ); sand (as heaped on the beach): — sand.

(286) ajmno>v, — am-nos’ ; apparently a primary word; a lamb : — lamb.

(287) ajmoibh> , — am-oy-bay’ ; from ajmei>bw (to exchange ); requital : — requite.

(288) a]mpelov, — am’-pel-os ; probably from the base of (297) (ajmfo>terov ) and that of (257) (a[lwn ); a vine (as coiling about a support): — vine.

(289) ajmpelourgo>v, — am-pel-oor-gos’ ; from (288) (a]mpelov ) and (2041) (e]rgon ); a vine-worker , i.e. pruner : — vine-dresser.

(290) ajmpelw>n , — am-pel-ohn’ ; from (288) (a]mpelov ); a vineyard : — vineyard.

(291) ÆAmpli>av, — am-plee’-as ; contracted for Latin ampliatus [enlarged ]; Amplias , a Roman Christian: — Amplias.

(292) ajmu>nomai , — am-oo’-nom-ahee ; middle of a primary verb; to ward off (for oneself), i.e. protect : — defend.

(293) ajmfi>blhstron , — am-fib’-lace-tron ; from a compound of the base of (297) (ajmfo>terov ) and (906) (ba>llw ); a (fishing) net (as thrown about the fish): — net.

(294) ajmfie>nnumi , — am-fee-en’-noo-mee ; from the base of (297) (ajmfo>terov ) and e[nnumi (to invest ); to enrobe : — clothe.

(295) ÆAmfi>poliv, — am-fip’-ol-is ; from the base of (297) (ajmfo>terov ) and (4172) (po>liv ); a city surrounded by a river; Amphipolis , a place in Macedonia: — Amphipolis.

(296) a]mfodon , — am’-fod-on ; from the base of (297) (ajmfo>terov ) and (3598) (oJdo>v ); a fork in the road: — where two ways meet.

(297) ajmfo>terov, — am-fot’-er-os ; comparative of ajmfi> (around ); (in plural) both : — both.

(298) ajmw>mhtov, — am-o’-may-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3469) (mwma>omai ); unblameable : — blameless.

(299) a]mwmov, — am’-o-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3470) (mw~mov ); unblemished (literal or figurative): — without blame (blemish, fault, spot), faultless, unblameable.

(300) ÆAmw>n , — am-one’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \526\ (‘Amown)]; Amon , an Israelite: — Amon.

(301) ÆAmw>v, — am-oce’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \531\ (‘Amowts)]; Amos , an Israelite: — Amos.

(302) a]n , — an ; a primary particle, denoting a supposition, wish, possibility or uncertainty : — [what-, where-, whither-, who- ]soever. Usually unexpressed except by the subjunctive or potential mood. Also contracted for (1437) (eja>n ).

(303) ajna> , — an-ah’ ; a primary preposition and adverb; properly up ; but (by extension) used (distributively) severally , or (locally) at (etc.): — and, apiece, by, each, every (man), in, through. In compounds (as a prefix) it often means (by implication) repetition, intensity, reversal , etc.

(304) ajnabaqmo>v, — an-ab-ath-mos’ ; from (305) (ajnabai>nw ) [compare (898) (baqmo>v )]; a stairway : — stairs.

(305) ajnabai>nw , — an-ab-ah’ee-no ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the base of Greek (939) (ba>siv ); to go up (literal or figurative): — arise, ascend (up), climb (go, grow, rise, spring) up, come (up).

(306) ajnaba>llomai , — an-ab-al’-lom-ahee ; middle from (303) (ajna> ) and (906) (ba>llw ); to put off (for oneself): — defer.

(307) ajnabiba>zw , — an-ab-ee-bad’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a derivative of the base of (939) (ba>siv ); to cause to go up , i.e. haul (a net): — draw.

(308) ajnable>pw , — an-ab-lep’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (991) (ble>pw ); to look up ; by implication to recover sight : — look (up), see, receive sight.

(309) ajna>bleyiv, — an-ab’-lep-sis ; from (308) (ajnable>pw ); restoration of sight : — recovering of sight.

(310) ajnaboa>w , — an-ab-o-ah’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (994) (boa>w ); to halloo : — cry (aloud, out).

(311) ajnabolh> , — an-ab-ol-ay’ ; from (306) (ajnaba>llomai ); a putting off : — delay.

(312) ajnagge>llw , — an-ang-el’-lo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the base of (32) (a]ggelov ); to announce (in detail): — declare, rehearse, report, show, speak, tell.

(313) ajnagenna>w , — an-ag-en-nah’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (1080) (genna>w ); to beget or (by extension) bear (again): — beget, (bear) x again.

(314) ajnaginw>skw , — an-ag-in-oce’-ko ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (1097) (ginw>skw ); to know again , i.e. (by extension) to read : — read.

(315) ajnagka>zw , — an-ang-kad’-zo ; from (318) (ajnagkh> ); to necessitate ;-compel, constrain.

(316) anagkai ov, — an-ang-kah’-yos ; from (318) (ajnagkh> ); necessary ; by implication close (of kin): — near, necessary, necessity, needful.

(317) ajnagkastw~v, — an-ang-kas-toce’ ; adverb from a derivative of (315) (ajnagka>zw ); compulsorily : — by constraint.

(318) ajnagkh> , — an-ang-kay’ ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the base of (43) (ajgka>lh ); constraint (literal or figurative); by implication distress : — distress, must needs, (of) necessity (-sary), needeth, needful.

(319) ajnagnwri>zomai , — an-ag-no-rid’-zom-ahee ; middle from (303) (ajna> ) and (1107) (gnwri>zw ); to make (oneself) known : — be made known.

(320) ajna>gnwsiv, — an-ag’-no-sis ; from (314) (ajnaginw>skw ); (the act of) reading - reading

(321) ajna>gw , — an-ag’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (71) (a]gw ); to lead up ; by extension to bring out ; specially to sail away: — bring (again, forth, up again), depart, launch (forth), lead (up), loose, offer, sail, set forth, take up.

(322) ajnadei>knumi , — an-ad-ike’-noo-mee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (1166) (deiknu>w ); to exhibit , i.e. (by implication) to indicate, appoint : — appoint, shew.

(323) ajna>deixiv, — an-ad’-ike-sis ; from (322) (ajnadei>knumi ); (the act of) exhibition : — shewing.

(324) ajnade>comai , — an-ad-ekh’-om-ahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (1209) (de>comai ); to entertain (as a guest): — receive.

(325) ajnadi>dwmi , — an-ad-eed’-om-ee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (1325) (di>dwmi ); to hand over : — deliver.

(326) ajnaza>w , — an-ad-zah’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2198) (za>w ); to recover life (literal o figurative): — (be a-) live again, revive.

(327) ajnazhte>w , — an-ad-zay-teh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2212) (zhte>w ); to search out: — seek.

(328) ajnazw>nnumi , — an-ad-zone’-noo-mee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2224) (zw>nnumi ); to gird afresh : — gird up.

(329) ajnazwpure>w , — an-ad-zo-poor-eh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a compound of the base of (2226) (zw~on ) and (4442) (pu~r ); to re-enkindle : — stir up.

(330) ajnaqa>llw , — an-ath-al’-lo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and qa>llw (to flourish ); to revive : — flourish again.

(331) ajna>qema , — an-ath’-em-ah ; from (394) (ajnati>qemai ); a (religious) ban or (concrete) excommunicated (thing or person): — accused, anathema, curse, x great.

(332) ajnaqemati>zw , — an-ath-em-at-id’-zo ; from (331) (ajna>qema ); to declare or vow under penalty of execration: — (bind under a) curse, bind with an oath.

(333) ajnaqewre>w , — an-ath-en-o-reh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2334) (qewre>w ); to look again (i.e. attentively ) at (literal or figurative): — behold, consider.

(334) ajna>qhma , — an-ath’-ay-mah ; from (394) (ajnati>qemai ) [like (331) (ajna>qema ), but in a good sense]; a votive offering: — gift.

(335) ajnai>deia , — an-ahee-die-ah’ ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle [compare (427) (a]neu )]) and (127) (aijdw>v ); impudence , i.e. (by implication) importunity : — importunity.

(336) ajnai>resiv, — an-ah’ee-res-is ; from (337) (ajnaire>w ); (the act of) killing : — death.

(337) ajnaire>w , — an-ahee-reh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (the active of) (138) (aiJre>omai ); to take up , i.e. adopt ; by implication to take away (violently), i.e. abolish, murder : — put to death, kill, slay, take away, take up.

(338) ajnai>tiov, — an-ah’ee-tee-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (159) (ai]tiov ) (in the sense of (156) (aijti>a )); innocent : — blameless, guiltless.

(339) ajnakaqi>zw , — an-ak-ath-id’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2523) (kaqi>zw ); properly to set up , i.e. (reflex.) to sit up : — sit up.

(340) ajnakaini>zw , — an-ak-ahee-nid’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a derivative of (2537) (kaino>v ); to restore : — renew.

(341) ajnakaino>w , — an-ak-ahee-no’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a derivative of (2537) (kaino>v ); to renovate : — renew.

(342) ajnakai>nwsiv, — an-ak-ah’ee-no-sis ; from (341) (ajnakaino>w ); renovation : — renewing.

(343) ajnakalu>ptw , — an-ak-al-oop’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) (in the sense of reversal ) and (2572) (kalu>ptw ); to unveil : — open, ([un-]) taken away.

(344) ajnaka>mptw , — an-ak-amp’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2578) (ka>mptw ); to turn back : — (re-) turn.

(345) ajnakei~mai , — an-ak-i’-mahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2749) (kei~mai ); to recline (as a corpse or at a meal): — guest, lean, lie, sit (down, at meat), at the table.

(346) ajnakefalai>omai , — an-ak-ef-al-ah’ee-om-ahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2775) (kefalaio>w ) (in its original sense); to sum up : — briefly comprehend, gather together in one.

(347) ajnakli>nw , — an-ak-lee’-no ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2827) (kli>nw ); to lean back : — lay, (make) sit down.

(348) ajnako>ptw , — an-ak-op’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2875) (ko>ptw ); to beat back , i.e. check : — hinder.

(349) ajnakra>zw , — an-ak-rad’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2896) (kra>zw ); to scream up (aloud): — cry out.

(350) ajnakri>nw , — an-ak-ree’-no ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2919) (kri>nw ); properly to scrutinize , i.e. (by implication) investigate, interrogate, determine : — ask, question, discern, examine, judge, search.

(351) ajna>krisiv, — an-ak’-ree-sis ; from (350) (ajnakri>nw ); a (judicial) investigation : — examination.

(352) ajnaku>ptw , — an-ak-oop’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) (in the sense of reversal ) and (2955) (ku>ptw ); to unbend , i.e. rise ; figurative be elated : — lift up, look up.

(353) ajnalamba>nw , — an-al-am-ban’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2983) (lamba>nw ); to take up : — receive up, take (in, unto, up).

(354) ajna>lhyiv, — an-al’-ape-sis ; from Greek (353) (ajnalamba>nw ); ascension : — taking up.

(355) ajnali>skw , — an-al-is’-ko ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a form of the alternate of (138) (aiJre>omai ); properly to use up , i.e. destroy : — consume.

(356) ajnalogi>a , — an-al-og-ee’-ah ; from a compound of (303) (ajna> ) and (3056) (lo>gov ); proportion : — proportion.

(357) ajnalogi>zomai , — an-al-og-id’-zom-ahee ; middle from (356) (ajnalogi>a ); to estimate , i.e. (figurative) contemplate : — consider.

(358) a]nalov, — an’-al-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (251) (a[lv ); saltless , i.e. insipid : — x lose saltness.

(359) ajna>lusiv, — an-al’-oo-sis ; from (360) (ajnalu>w ); departure : — departure.

(360) ajnalu>w , — an-al-oo’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3089) (lu>w ); to break up , i.e. depart (literal or figurative): — depart, return.

(361) ajnama>rthtov, — an-am-ar’-tay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (264) (aJmarta>nw ); sinless : — that is without sin.

(362) ajname>nw , — an-am-en’-o ; from Greek (303) (ajna> ) and (3306) (me>nw ); to await : — wait for.

(363) ajnamimnh>skw , — an-am-im-nace’-ko ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3403) (mimnh>skw ); to remind ; reflexive to recollect : — call to mind, (bring to, call to, put in), remember (-brance).

(364) ajna>mnhsiv, — an-am’-nay-sis ; from (363) (ajnamimnh>skw ); recollection : — remembrance (again).

(365) ajnaneo>w , — an-an-neh-o’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a derivative of (3501) (ne>ov ); to renovate , i.e. reform : — renew.

(366) ajnanh>fw , — an-an-ay’-fo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3525) (nh>fw ); to become sober again , i.e. (figurative) regain (one’s) senses : — recover self.

(367) ÆAnani>av, — an-an-ee’-as ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \2608\ (Chananyah)]; Ananias , the name of three Israelites: — Ananias.

(368) ajnanti>rjrJhtov, — an-an-tir’-hray-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (4483) (rJe>w ); indisputable : — cannot be spoken against.

(369) ajnantirjrJh>twv, — an-an-tir-hray’-toce ; adverb from (368) (ajnanti>rjrJhtov ); promptly : — without gainsaying.

(370) ajna>xiov, — an-ax’-ee-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (514) (a]xiov ); unfit : — unworthy.

(371) ajnaxi>wv, — an-ax-ee’-oce ; adverb from (370) (ajna>xiov ); irreverently : — unworthily.

(372) ajna>pausiv, — an-ap’-ow-sis ; from (373) (ajnapau>w ); intermission ; by implication recreation : — rest.

(373) ajnapau>w , — an-ap-ow’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3973) (pau>w ); (reflexive) to repose (literal or figurative [be exempt ], remain ); by implication to refresh : — take ease, refresh, (give, take) rest.

(374) ajnapei>qw , — an-ap-i’-tho ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3982) (pei>qw ); to incite : — persuade.

(375) ajnape>mpw , — an-ap-em’-po ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3992) (pe>mpw ); to send up or back : — send (again).

(376) ajna>phrov, — an-ap’-ay-ros ; from (303) (ajna> ) (in the sense of intensity ) and ph~rov (maimed ); crippled : — maimed.

(377) ajnapi>ptw , — an-ap-ip’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4098) (pi>ptw ); to fall back , i.e. lie down, lean back : — lean, sit down (to meat).

(378) ajnaplhro>w , — an-ap-lay-ro’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4137) (plhro>w ); to complete ; by implication to occupy, supply ; figurative to accomplish (by coincidence or obedience): — fill up, fulfil, occupy, supply.

(379) ajnapolo>ghtov, — an-ap-ol-og’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (626) (ajpologe>omai ); indefensible : — without excuse, inexcuseable.

(380) ajnaptu>ssw , — an-ap-toos’-so ; from (303) (ajna> ) (in the sense of reversal ) and (4428) (ptu>ssw ); to unroll (a scroll or volume): — open.

(381) ajna>ptw , — an-ap’-to ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (681) (a[ptw ); to enkindle : — kindle, light.

(382) ajnari>qmhtov, — an-ar-ith’-may-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (705) (ajriqme>w ); unnumbered , i.e. without number : — innumerable.

(383) ajnasei>w , — an-as-i’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4579) (sei>w ); figurative to excite : — move, stir up.

(384) ajnaskeua>zw , — an-ask-yoo-ad’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) (in the sense of reversal ) and a derivative of (4632) (skeu~ov ); properly to pack up (baggage), i.e. (by implication and figurative) to upset : — subvert.

(385) ajnaspa>w , — an-as-pah’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4685) (spa>w ); to take up or extricate : — draw up, pull out.

(386) ajna>stasiv, — an-as’-tas-is ; from (450) (ajni>sthmi ); a standing up again, i.e. (literal) a resurrection from death (individual, genitive or by implication [its author]), or (figurative) a (moral) recovery (of spiritual truth): — raised to life again, resurrection, rise from the dead, that should rise, rising again.

(387) ajnastato>w , — an-as-tat-o’-o ; from a derivative of (450) (ajni>sthmi ) (in the sense of removal ); properly to drive out of home, i.e. (by implication) to disturb (literal or figurative): — trouble, turn upside down, make an uproar.

(388) ajnastauro>w , — an-as-tow-ro’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4717) (stauro>w ); to recrucify (figurative): — crucify afresh.

(389) ajnastena>zw , — an-as-ten-ad’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4727) (stena>zw ); to sigh deeply : — sigh deeply.

(390) ajnastre>fw , — an-as-tref’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (4762) (stre>fw ); to overturn ; also to return ; by implication to busy oneself, i.e. remain, live : — abide, behave self, have conversation, live, overthrow, pass, return, be used.

(391) ajnastrofh> , — an-as-trof-ay’ ; from (390) (ajnastre>fw ); behavior : — conversation.

(392) ajnata>ssomai , — an-at-as’-som-ahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the middle of (5021) (ta>ssw ); to arrange : — set in order.

(393) ajnate>llw , — an-at-el’-lo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the base of (5056) (te>lov ); to (cause to) arise : — (a-, make to) rise, at the rising of, spring (up), be up.

(394) ajnati>qemai , — an-at-ith’-em-ahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the middle of (5087) (ti>qhmi ); to set forth (for oneself), i.e. propound : — communicate, declare.

(395) ajnatolh> , — an-at-ol-ay’ ; from (393) (ajnate>llw ); a rising of light, i.e. dawn (figurative); by implication the east (also in plural): — dayspring, east, rising.

(396) ajnatre>pw , — an-at-rep’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and the base of (5157) (troph> ); to overturn (figurative): — overthrow, subvert.

(397) ajnatre>fw , — an-at-ref’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5142) (tre>fw ); to rear (physical or mental): — bring up, nourish (up).

(398) ajnafai>nw , — an-af-ah’ee-no ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5316) (fai>nw ); to show , i.e. (reflexive) appear , or (passive) have pointed out: — (should) appear, discover.

(399) ajnafe>rw , — an-af-er’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5342) (fe>rw ); to take up (literal or figurative): — bear, bring (carry, lead) up, offer (up).

(400) ajnafwne>w , — an-af-o-neh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5455) (fwne>w ); to exclaim : — speak out.

(401) ajna>cusiv, — an-akh’-oo-sis ; from a compound of (303) (ajna> ) and ce>w (to pour ); properly effusion , i.e. (figurative) license : — excess.

(402) ajnacwre>w , — an-akh-o-reh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5562) (cwre>w ); to retire : — depart, give place, go (turn) aside, withdraw self.

(403) ajna>yuxiv, — an-aps’-ook-sis ; from (404) (ajnayu>cw ); properly a recovery of breath , i.e. (figurative) revival : — revival.

(404) ajnayu>cw , — an-aps-oo’-kho ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (5594) (yu>cw ); properly to cool off , i.e. (figurative) relieve : — refresh.

(405) ajndrapodisth>v, — an-drap-od-is-tace’ ; from a derivative of a compound of (435) (ajnh>r ) and (4228) (pou>v ); an enslaver (as bringing men to his feet ): — men-stealer.

(406) ÆAndre>av, — an-dreh’-as ; from (435) (ajnh>r ); manly; Andreas , an Israelite: — Andrew.

(407) ajndri>zomai , — an-drid’-zom-ahee ; middle from (435) (ajnh>r ); to act manly : — quit like men.

(408) ÆAndro>nikov, — an-dron’-ee-kos ; from (435) (ajnh>r ) and (3534) (ni~kov ); man of victory; Andronicos , an Israelite: — Andronicus.

(409) ajndrofo>nov, — an-drof-on’-os ; from (435) (ajnh>r ) and (5408) (fo>nov ); a murderer : — manslayer.

(410) ajne>gklhtov, — an-eng’-klay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (1458) (ejgkale>w ); unaccused , i.e. (by implication) irreproachable : — blameless.

(411) ajnekdih>ghtov, — an-ek-dee-ay’-gay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (1555) (ejkdihge>omai ); not expounded in full, i.e. indescribable : — unspeakable.

(412) ajnekla>lhtov, — an-ek-lal’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (1583) (ejklale>w ); not spoken out , i.e. (by implication) unutterable : — unspeakable.

(413) ajne>kleiptov, — an-ek’-lipe-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (1587) (ejklei>pw ); not left out , i.e. (by implication) inexhaustible : — that faileth not.

(414) ajnekto>terov, — an-ek-tot’-er-os ; comparative of a derivative of (430) (ajne>comai ); more endurable : — more tolerable.

(415) ajneleh>mwn , — an-eleh-ay’-mone ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (1655) (ejleh>mwn ); merciless : — unmerciful.

(416) ajnemi>zw , — an-em-id’-zo ; from (417) (a]nemov ); to toss with the wind : — drive with the wind.

(417) a]nemov, — an’-em-os ; from the base of (109) (ajh>r ); wind ; (plural) by implication (the four) quarters (of the earth): — wind.

(418) ajne>ndektov, — an-en’-dek-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of the same as (1735) (ejnde>cetai ); unadmitted , i.e. (by implication) not supposable : — impossible.

(419) ajnexereu>nhtov, — an-ex-er-yoo’-nay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (1830) (ejxereuna>w ); not searched out , i.e. (by implication) inscrutable : — unsearchable.

(420) ajnexi>kakov, — an-ex-ik’-ak-os ; from (430) (ajne>comai ) and (2556) (kako>v ); enduring of ill , i.e. forbearing : — patient.

(421) ajnexicni>astov, — an-ex-ikh-nee’-as-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and a derivative of (2487) (i]cnov ); not tracked out , i.e. (by implication) untraceable : — past finding out, unsearchable.

(422) ajnepai>scuntov, — an-ep-ah’ee-skhoon-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of a compound of (1909) (ejpi> ) and (153) (aijscu>nomai ); not ashamed , i.e. (by implication) irreprehensible : — that needeth not to be ashamed.

(423) ajnepi>lhptov, — an-ep-eel’-ape-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (1949) (ejpilamba>nomai ); not arrested , i.e. (by implication) inculpable : — blameless, unrebukeable.

(424) ajne>rcomai , — an-erkh’-om-ahee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2064) (e]rcomai ); to ascend : — go up.

(425) a]nesiv, — an’-es-is ; from (447) (ajni>hmi ); relaxation or (figurative) relief : — eased, liberty, rest.

(426) ajneta>zw , — an-et-ad’-zo ; from (303) (ajna> ) and ejta>zw (to test ); to investigate (judicially): — (should have) examine (-d).

(427) a]neu , — an’-yoo ; a primary particle; without : — without. Compare (1) (a ).

(428) ajneu>qetov, — an-yoo’-the-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2111) (eu]qetov ); not well set , i.e. inconvenient : — not commodious.

(429) ajneuri>skw , — an-yoo-ris’-ko ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2147) (euJri>skw ); to find out : — find.

(430) ajne>comai , — an-ekh’-om-ahee ; middle from (303) (ajna> ) and (e]cw ); to hold oneself up against, i.e. (figurative) put up with: — bear with, endure, forbear, suffer.

(431) ajne>yiov, — an-eps’-ee-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and an obsolete ne>pov (a brood ); properly akin , i.e. (special) a cousin : — sister’s son.

(432) a]nhqon , — an’-ay-thon ; probably of foreign origin; dill : — anise.

(433) ajnh>kw , — an-ay’-ko ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2240) (h[kw ); to attain to , i.e. (figurative) be proper : — convenient, be fit.

(434) ajnh>merov, — an-ay’-mer-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and h[merov (lame ); savage : — fierce.

(435) ajnh>r , — an’-ayr ; a primary word [compare (444) (a]nqrwpov )]; a man (properly as an individual male): — fellow, husband, man, sir.

(436) ajnqi>sthmi , — anth-is’-tay-mee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (2476) (i[sthmi ); to stand against , i.e. oppose : — resist, withstand.

(437) ajnqomologe>omai , — anth-om-ol-og-eh’-om-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and the middle of (3670) (oJmologe>w ); to confess in turn , i.e. respond in praise: — give thanks.

(438) a]nqov, — anth’-os ; a primary word; a blossom : — flower.

(439) ajnqrakia> , — anth-rak-ee-ah’ ; from (440) (a]nqrax ); a bed of burning coals : — fire of coals.

(440) a]nqrax , — anth’-rax ; of uncertain derivative; a live coal : — coal of fire.

(441) ajnqrwpa>reskov, — anth-ro-par’-es-kos ; from (444) (a]nqrwpov ) and (700) (ajre>skw ); man-courting , i.e. fawning : — men-pleaser.

(442) ajnqrw>pinov, — anth-ro’-pee-nos ; from (444) (a]nqrwpov ); human : — human, common to man, man [-kind], [man-]kind, men’s, after the manner of men.

(443) ajnqrwpokto>nov, — anth-ro-pok-ton’-os ; from (444) (a]nqrwpov ) and ktei>nw (to kill ); a manslayer : — murderer. Compare (5406) (foneu>v ).

(444) a]nqrwpov, — anth’-ro-pos ; from (435) (ajnh>r ) and w]y (the countenance ; from (3700) (ojpta>nomai )); man-faced , i.e. a human being: — certain, man.

(445) ajnqupateu>w , — anth-oo-pat-yoo’-o ; from (446) (ajnqu>patov ); to act as proconsul : — be the deputy.

(446) ajnqu>patov, — anth-oo’-pat-os ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and a superlative of (5228) (uJpe>r ); instead of the highest officer, i.e. (special) a Roman proconsul : — deputy.

(447) ajni>hmi , — an-ee’-ay-mee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and i[hmi (to send ); to let up , i.e. (literal) slacken , or (figurative) desert, desist from: — forbear, leave, loose.

(448) ajni>lewv, — an-ee’-leh-oce ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2436) (i[lewv ); inexorable : — without mercy.

(449) a]niptov, — an’-ip-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (3538) (ni>ptw ); without ablution : — unwashen.

(450) ajni>sthmi , — an-is’-tay-mee ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (2476) (i[sthmi ); to stand up (literal or figurative, transitive or intransitive): — arise, lift up, raise up (again), rise (again), stand up (-right).

(451) &Anna , — an’-nah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \2584\ (Channah)]; Anna , an Israelitess: — Anna.

(452) &Annav, — an’-nas ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \2608\ (Chananyah)]; Annas (i.e. (367) ( ÆAnani>av )), an Israelite: — Annas.

(453) ajno>htov, — an-o’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3539) (noie>w ); unintelligent ; by implication sensual : — fool (-ish), unwise.

(454) anoia , — an’-oy-ah ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3563) (nou~v ); stupidity ; by implication rage : — folly, madness.

(455) ajnoi>gw , — an-oy’-go ; from (303) (ajna> ) and oi]gw (to open ); to open up (literal or figurative, in various applications): — open.

(456) ajnoikodome>w , — an-oy-kod-om-eh’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and (3618) (oijkodome>w ); to rebuild : — build again.

(457) a]noixiv, — an’-oix-is ; from (455) (ajnoi>gw ); opening (throat): — x open.

(458) ajnomi>a , — an-om-ee’-ah ; from (459) (a]nomov ); illegality , i.e. violation of law or (genitive) wickedness : — iniquity, x transgress (-ion of) the law, unrighteousness.

(459) a]nomov, — an’-om-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3551) (no>mov ); lawless , i.e. (negative) not subject to (the Jewish) law ; (by implication a Gentile ), or (positive) wicked : — without law, lawless, transgressor, unlawful, wicked.

(460) ajno>mwv, — an-om’-oce ; adverb from (459) (a]nomov ); lawlessly , i.e. (special) not amenable to (the Jewish) law : — without law.

(461) ajnorqo>w , — an-orth-o’-o ; from (303) (ajna> ) and a derivative of the base of (3717) (ojrqo>v ); to straighten up : — lift (set) up, make straight.

(462) ajno>siov, — an-os’-ee-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3741) (o[siov ); wicked : — unholy.

(463) ajnoch> , — an-okh-ay’ ; from (430) (ajne>comai ); self-restraint , i.e. tolerance : — forbearance.

(464) ajntagwni>zomai , — an-tag-o-nid’-zom-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (75) (ajgwni>zomai ); to struggle against (figurative) [“antagonize”]: — strive against.

(465) ajnta>llagma , — an-tal’-ag-mah ; from a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (236) (ajlla>ssw ); an equivalent or ransom : — in exchange.

(466) ajntanaplhro>w , — an-tan-ap-lay-ro’-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (378) (ajnaplhro>w ); to supplement : — fill up.

(467) ajntapodi>dwmi , — an-tap-od-ee’-do-mee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (591) (ajpodi>dwmi ); to requite (good or evil): — recompense, render, repay.

(468) ajntapo>doma , — an-tap-od’-om-ah ; from (467) (ajntapodi>dwmi ); a requital (properly the thing): — recompense.

(469) ajntapo>dosiv, — an-tap-od’-os-is ; from (467) (ajntapodi>dwmi ); requital (properly the act): — reward.

(470) ajntapokri>nomai , — an-tap-ok-ree’-nom-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (611) (ajpokri>nomai ); to contradict or dispute : — answer again, reply against.

(471) ajnte>pw , — an-tep’-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (2036) (e]pw ); to refute or deny : — gainsay, say against.

(472) ajnte>comai , — an-tekh’-om-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and the middle of (2192) (e]cw ); to hold oneself opposite to, i.e. (by implication) adhere to ; by extension to care for : — hold fast, hold to, support.

(473) ajnti> , — an-tee’ ; a primary particle; opposite , i.e. instead or because of (rarely in addition to): — for, in the room of. Often used in composition to denote contrast, requital, substitution, correspondence , etc.

(474) ajntiba>llw , — an-tee-bal’-lo ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (906) (ba>llw ); to bandy : — have.

(475) ajntidiati>qemai , — an-tee-dee-at-eeth’-em-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (1303) (diati>qemai ); to set oneself opposite , i.e. be disputatious : — that oppose themselves.

(476) ajnti>dikov, — an-tid’-ee-kos ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (1349) (di>kh ); an opponent (in a lawsuit); specially Satan (as the archenemy): — adversary.

(477) ajnti>qesiv, — an-tith’-es-is ; from a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (5087) (ti>qhmi ); opposition , i.e. a conflict (of theories): — opposition.

(478) ajntikaqi>sthmi , — an-tee-kath-is’-tay-mee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (2525) (kaqi>sthmi ); to set down (troops) against , i.e. withstand : — resist.

(479) ajntikale>w , — an-tee-kal-eh’-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (2564) (kale>w ); to invite in return : — bid again.

(480) ajnti>keimai , — an-tik’-i-mahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (2749) (kei~mai ); to lie opposite , i.e. be adverse (figurative repugnant ) to: — adversary, be contrary, oppose.

(481) ajntikru> , — an-tee-kroo’ ; prolonged from (473) (ajnti> ); opposite : — over against.

(482) ajntilamba>nomai , — an-tee-lam-ban’-om-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and the middle of (2983) (lamba>nw ); to take hold of in turn , i.e. succor ; also to participate : — help, partaker, support.

(483) ajnti>legw , — an-til’-eg-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (3004) (le>gw ); to dispute, refuse : — answer again, contradict, deny, gainsay (- er), speak against.

(484) ajnti>lhyiv, — an-til’-ape-sis ; from (482) (ajntilamba>nomai ); relief : — help.

(485) ajntilogi>a , — an-tee-log-ee’-ah ; from a derivative of (483) (ajnti>legw ); dispute, disobedience : — contradiction, gainsaying, strife.

(486) ajntiloidore>w , — an-tee-loy-dor-eh’-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (3058) (loidore>w ); to rail in reply : — revile again.

(487) ajnti>lutron , — an-til’-oo-tron ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (3083) (lu>tron ); a redemption-price : — ransom.

(488) ajntimetre>w , — an-tee-met-reh’-o ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (3354) (metre>w ); to mete in return : — measure again.

(489) ajntimisqi>a , — an-tee-mis-thee’-ah ; from a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (3408) (misqo>v ); requital, correspondence : — recompense.

(490) ÆAntio>ceia , — an-tee-okh’-i-ah ; from ÆAnti>ocov (a Syrian king); Antiochia , a place in Syria: — Antioch.

(491) ÆAntioceu>v, — an-tee-okh-yoos’ ; from (490) ( ÆAntio>ceia ); an Antiochian or inhabitant of Antiochia: — of Antioch.

(492) ajntipare>rcomai , — an-tee-par-er’-khom-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (3928) (pare>rcomai ); to go along opposite : — pass by on the other side.

(493) ÆAnti>pav, — an-tee’-pas ; contracted for a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and a derivative of (3962) (path>r ); Antipas , a Christian: — Antipas.

(494) ÆAntipatri>v, — an-tip-at-rece’ ; from the same as (493) ( ÆAnti>pav ); Antipatris , a place in Palestine: — Antipatris.

(495) ajntipe>ran , — an-tee-per’-an ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (4008) (pe>ran ); on the opposite side : — over against.

(496) ajntipi>ptw , — an-tee-pip’-to ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (4098) (pi>ptw ) (including its alternate); to oppose : — resist.

(497) ajntistrateu>omai , — an-tee-strat-yoo’-om-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (4754) (strateu>omai ); (figurative) to attack , i.e. (by implication) destroy : — war against.

(498) ajntita>ssomai , — an-tee-tas’-som-ahee ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and the middle of (5021) (ta>ssw ); to range oneself against , i.e. oppose : — oppose themselves, resist.

(499) ajnti>tupon , — an-teet’-oo-pon ; neuter of a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (5179) (tu>pov ); corresponding [“an titype”], i.e. a representative, counterpart : — (like) figure (whereunto).

(500) ajnti>cristov, — an-tee’-khris-tos ; from (473) (ajnti> ) and (5547) ( Cristo>v ); an opponent of the Messiah : — antichrist.

(501) ajntle>w , — ant-leh-o ; from a]ntlov (the hold of a ship); to bale up (properly bilge water), i.e. dip water (with a bucket, pitcher, etc.): — draw (out).

(502) a]ntlhma , — ant’-lay-mah ; from (501) (ajntle>w ); a balingvessel : — thing to draw with.

(503) ajntofqalme>w , — ant-of-thal-meh’-o ; from a compound of (473) (ajnti> ) and (3788) (ojfqalmo>v ); to face : — bear up into.

(504) a]nudrov, — an’-oo-dros ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5204) (u[dwr ); waterless , i.e. dry : — dry, without water.

(505) ajnupo>kritov, — an-oo-pok’-ree-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (5271) (uJpokri>nomai ); undissembled , i.e. sincere : — without dissimulation (hypocrisy), unfeigned.

(506) ajnupo>taktov, — an-oo-pot’-ak-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (5293) (uJpota>ssw ); unsubdued , i.e. insubordinate (in fact or temper): — disobedient, that is not put under, unruly.

(507) a]nw , — an’-o ; adverb from (473) (ajnti> ); upward or on the top : — above, brim, high, up.

(508) ajnw>geon , — an-ogue’-eh-on ; from (507) (a]nw ) and (1093) (gh~ ); above the ground , i.e. (properly) the second floor of a building; used for a dome or a balcony on the upper story: — upper room.

(509) a]nwqen , — an’-o-then ; from (507) (a]nw ); from above ; by analogy from the first ; by implication anew : — from above, again, from the beginning (very first), the top.

(510) ajnwteriko>v, — an-o-ter-ee-kos’ ; from (511) (ajnw>terov ); superior , i.e. (locally) more remote : — upper.

(511) ajnw>terov, — an-o’-ter-os ; comparative degree of (507) (a]nw ); upper , i.e. (neuter as adverb) to a more conspicuous place, in a former part of the book: — above, higher.

(512) ajnwfe>lev, — an-o-fel’-ace ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (5624) (wjfe>limov ); useless or (neuter) inutility : — unprofitable (-ness).

(513) ajxi>nh , — ax-ee’-nay ; probably from a]gnumi (to break ; compare (4486) (rJh>gnumi )); an axe : — axe.

(514) a]xiov, — ax’-ee-os ; probably from (71) (a]gw ); deserving, comparable or suitable (as if drawing praise): — due reward, meet, [un-] worthy.

(515) ajxio>w , — ax-ee-o’-o ; from (514) (a]xiov ); to deem entitled or fit : — desire, think good, count (think) worthy.

(516) ajxi>wv, — ax-ee’-oce ; adverb from (514) (a]xiov ); appropriately : — as becometh, after a godly sort, worthily (-thy).

(517) ajo>ratov, — ah-or’-at-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3707) (oJrato>v ); invisible : — invisible (thing).

(518) ajpagge>llw , — ap-ang-el’-lo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (32) (a]ggelov ); to announce : — bring word (again), declare, report, shew (again), tell.

(519) ajpa>gcomai , — ap-ang’-khom-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a]gcw (to choke ; akin to the base of (43) (ajgka>lh )); to strangle oneself off (i.e. to death): — hang himself.

(520) ajpa>gw , — ap-ag’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (71) (a]gw ); to take off (in various senses): — bring, carry away, lead (away), put to death, take away.

(521) ajpai>deutov, — ap-ah’ee-dyoo-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3811) (paideu>w ); uninstructed , i.e. (figurative) stupid : — unlearned.

(522) ajpai>rw , — ap-ah’ee-ro ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (142) (ai]rw ); to lift off , i.e. remove : — take (away).

(523) ajpaite>w , — ap-ah’ee-teh-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (154) (aijte>w ); to demand back : — ask again, require.

(524) ajpalge>w , — ap-alg-eh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and ajlge>w (to smart ); to grieve out , i.e. become apathetic : — be past feeling.

(525) ajpalla>ssw , — ap-al-las’-so ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (236) (ajlla>ssw ); to change away , i.e. release , (reflexive) remove : — deliver, depart.

(526) ajpallotrio>w , — ap-al-lot-ree-o’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (245) (ajllo>triov ); to estrange away , i.e. (passive and figurative) to be non-participant : — alienate, be alien.

(527) ajpalo>v, — ap-al-os’ ; of uncertain derivative; soft : — tender.

(528) ajpanta>w , — ap-an-tah’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (473) (ajnti> ); to meet away , i.e. encounter : — meet.

(529) ajpa>nthsiv, — ap-an’-tay-sis ; from (528) (ajpanta>w ); a (friendly) encounter : — meet.

(530) a[pax , — hap’-ax ; probably from (537) (a[pav ); one (or a single ) time (numerically or conclusively): — once.

(531) ajpara>batov, — ap-ar-ab’-at-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3845) (parabai>nw ); not passing away , i.e. untransferable (perpetual): — unchangeable.

(532) ajparaskeu>astov, — ap-ar-ask-yoo’-as-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (3903) (paraskeua>zw ); unready : — unprepared.

(533) ajparne>omai , — ap-ar-neh’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (720) (ajrne>omai ); to deny utterly , i.e. disown, abstain : — deny.

(534) ajpa>rti , — ap-ar’-tee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (737) (a]rti ); from now i.e. henceforth (already ): — from henceforth.

(535) ajpartismo>v, — ap-ar-tis-mos’ ; from a derivative of (534) (ajpa>rti ); completion : — finishing.

(536) ajparch> , — ap-ar-khay’ ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (756) (a]rcomai ); a beginning of sacrifice, i.e. the (Jewish) first-fruit (figurative): — first-fruits.

(537) a[pav, — hap’-as ; from (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and (3956) (pa~v ); absolutely all or (singular) every one: — all (things), every (one), whole.

(538) ajpata>w , — ap-at-ah’-o ; of uncertain derivative; to cheat , i.e. delude : — deceive.

(539) ajpa>th , — ap-at’-ay ; from (538) (ajpata>w ); delusion : — deceit (- ful, -fulness), deceivableness (-ving).

(540) ajpa>twr , — ap-at’-ore ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3962) (path>r ); fatherless , i.e. of unrecorded paternity : — without father.

(541) ajpau>gasma , — ap-ow’-gas-mah ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (826) (aujga>zw ); an off-flash , i.e. effulgence : — brightness.

(542) ajpei>dw , — ap-i’-do ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the same as (1492) (ei]dw ); to see fully: — see.

(543) ajpei>qeia , — ap-i’-thi-ah ; from (545) (ajpeiqh>v ); disbelief (obstinate and rebellious): — disobedience, unbelief.

(544) ajpeiqe>w , — ap-i-theh’-o ; from (545) (ajpeiqh>v ); to disbelieve (wilfully and perversely): — not believe, disobedient, obey not, unbelieving.

(545) ajpeiqh>v, — ap-i-thace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3982) (pei>qw ); unpersuadable , i.e. contumacious : — disobedient.

(546) ajpeile>w , — ap-i-leh’-o ; of uncertain derivative; to menace ; by implication to forbid : — threaten.

(547) ajpeilh> , — ap-i-lay’ ; from (546) (ajpeile>w ); a menace : — x straitly, threatening.

(548) a]peimi , — ap’-i-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1510) (eijmi> ); to be away : — be absent. Compare (549) (a]peimi ).

(549) a]peimi , — ap’-i-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and ei+mi (to go ); to go away : — go. Compare (548) (a]peimi ).

(550) ajpeipo>mhn , — ap-i-pom’-ane ; reflexive past of a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (2036) (e]pw ); to say off for oneself, i.e. disown : — renounce.

(551) ajpei>rastov, — ap-i’-ras-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (3987) (peira>w ); untried , i.e. not temptable : — not to be tempted.

(552) a]peirov, — ap’-i-ros ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (3984) (pei~ra ); inexperienced , i.e. ignorant : — unskilful.

(553) ajpekde>comai , — ap-ek-dekh’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1551) (ejkde>comai ); to expect fully : — look (wait) for.

(554) ajpekdu>omai , — ap-ek-doo’-om-ahee ; middle from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1562) (ejkdu>w ); to divest wholly oneself, or (for oneself) despoil : — put off, spoil.

(555) ajpe>kdusiv, — ap-ek’-doo-sis ; from (554) (ajpekdu>omai ); divestment : — putting off.

(556) ajpelau>nw , — ap-el-ow’-no ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1643) (ejlau>nw ); to dismiss : — drive.

(557) ajpelegmov, — ap-el-eg-mos’ ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (1651) (ejle>gcw ); refutation , i.e. (by implication) contempt : — nought.

(558) ajpeleu>qerov, — ap-el-yoo’-ther-os ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1658) (ejleu>qerov ); one freed away , i.e. a freedman : — freeman.

(559) ÆApellh~v, — ap-el-lace’ ; of Latin origin; Apelles , a Christian: — Apelles.

(560) ajpelpi>zw , — ap-el-pid’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1679) (ejlpi>zw ); to hope out , i.e. fully expect : — hope for again.

(561) ajpe>nanti , — ap-en’-an-tee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1725) (e]nanti ); from in front , i.e. opposite, before or against : — before, contrary, over against, in the presence of. ajpe>pw . See (550) (ajpeipo>mhn ).

(562) ajpe>rantov, — ap-er’-an-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a secondary derivative of (4008) (pe>ran ); unfinished , i.e. (by implication) interminable : — endless.

(563) ajperispa>stwv, — ap-er-is-pas-toce’ ; adverb from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4049) (perispa>w ); undistractedly , i.e. free from (domestic) solicitude : — without distraction.

(564) ajperi>tmhtov, — ap-er-eet’-may-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4059) (perite>mnw ); uncircumcised (figurative): — uncircumcised.

(565) ajpe>rcomai , — ap-erkh’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2064) (e]rcomai ); to go off (i.e. depart ), aside (i.e. apart ) or behind (i.e. follow ), literal or figurative: — come, depart, go (aside, away, back, out,...ways), pass away, be past.

(566) ajpe>cei , — ap-ekh’-i ; 3rd person singular present indicative active of (568) (ajpe>cw ) used impersonally; it is sufficient : — it is enough.

(567) ajpe>comai , — ap-ekh’-om-ahee ; middle (reflexive) of (568) (ajpe>cw ); to hold oneself off , i.e. refrain : — abstain.

(568) ajpe>cw , — ap-ekh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2192) (e]cw ); (active) to have out , i.e. receive in full ; (intransitive) to keep (oneself) away , i.e. be distant (literal or figurative): — be, have, receive.

(569) ajpiste>w , — ap-is-teh’-o ; from (571) (a]pistov ); to be unbelieving , i.e. (transitive) disbelieve , or (by implication) disobey : — believe not.

(570) ajpisti>a , — ap-is-tee’-ah ; from (571) (a]pistov ); faithlessness , i.e. (negative) disbelief (want of Christian faith ), or (positive) unfaithfulness (disobedience ): — unbelief.

(571) a]pistov, — ap’-is-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4103) (pisto>v ); (active) disbelieving , i.e. without Christian faith (specially a heathen ); (passive) untrustworthy (person), or incredible (thing): — that believeth not, faithless, incredible thing, infidel, unbeliever (-ing).

(572) aJplo>thv, — hap-lot’-ace ; from (573) (aJplou~v ); singleness , i.e. (subjective) sincerity (without dissimulation or self-seeking ), or (objective) generosity (copious bestowal ): — bountifulness, liberal (-ity), simplicity, singleness.

(573) aJplou~v, — hap-looce’ ; probably from (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and the base of (4120) (ple>kw ); properly folded together , i.e. single (figurative clear ): — single.

(574) aJplw~v, — hap-loce’ ; adverb from (573) (aJplou~v ) (in the objective sense of (572) (aJplo>thv )); bountifully : — liberally.

(575) ajpo> , — apo’ ; a primary particle; “off ,” i.e. away (from something near), in various senses (of place, time, or relation; literal or figurative): — (x here-) after, ago, at, because of, before, by (the space of), for (-th), from, in, (out) of, off, (up-) on (-ce), since, with. In composition (as a prefix) it usually denotes separation, departure, cessation, completion, reversal , etc.

(576) ajpobai>nw , — ap-ob-ah’ee-no ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (939) (ba>siv ); literal to disembark ; figurative to eventuate : — become, go out, turn.

(577) ajpoba>llw , — ap-ob-al’-lo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (906) (ba>llw ); to throw off ; figurative to lose : — cast away.

(578) ajpoble>pw , — ap-ob-lep’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (991) (ble>pw ); to look away from everything else, i.e. (figurative) intently regard : — have respect.

(579) ajpo>blhtov, — ap-ob’-lay-tos ; from (577) (ajpoba>llw ); cast off , i.e. (figurative) such as to be rejected : — be refused.

(580) ajpobolh> , — ap-ob-ol-ay’ ; from (577) (ajpoba>llw ); rejection ; figurative loss : — casting away, loss.

(581) ajpogeno>menov, — ap-og-en-om’-en-os ; past participle of a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (1096) (gi>nomai ); absent , i.e. deceased (figurative renounced ): — being dead.

(582) ajpografh> , — ap-og-raf-ay’ ; from (583) (ajpogra>fw ); an enrollment ; by implication an assessment : — taxing.

(583) ajpogra>fw , — ap-og-raf’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1125) (gra>fw ); to write off (a copy or list), i.e. enrol : — tax, write.

(584) ajpodei>knumi , — ap-od-ike’-noo-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1166) (deiknu>w ); to show off , i.e. exhibit ; figurative to demonstrate , i.e. accredit : — (ap-) prove, set forth, shew.

(585) ajpo>deixiv, — ap-od’-ike-sis ; from (584) (ajpodei>knumi ); manifestation : — demonstration.

(586) ajpodekato>w , — ap-od-ek-at-o’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1183) (dekato>w ); to tithe (as debtor or creditor): — (give, pay, take) tithe.

(587) ajpo>dektov, — ap-od’-ek-tos ; from (588) (ajpode>comai ); accepted , i.e. agreeable : — acceptable.

(588) ajpode>comai , — ap-od-ekh’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1209) (de>comai ); to take fully , i.e. welcome (persons), approve (things): — accept, receive (gladly).

(589) ajpodhme>w , — ap-od-ay-meh’-o ; from (590) (ajpo>dhmov ); to go abroad , i.e. visit a foreign land : — go (travel) into a far country, journey.

(590) ajpo>dhmov, — ap-od’-ay-mos ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1218) (dh~mov ); absent from one’s own people , i.e. a foreign traveller : — taking a far journey.

(591) ajpodi>dwmi , — ap-od-eed’-o-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1325) (di>dwmi ); to give away , i.e. up, over, back , etc. (in various applications): — deliver (again), give (again), (re-) pay (-ment be made), perform, recompense, render, requite, restore, reward, sell, yield.

(592) ajpodiori>zw , — ap-od-ee-or-id’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (3724) (oJri>zw ); to disjoin (by a boundary, figuratively a party): — separate.

(593) ajpodokima>zw , — ap-od-ok-ee-mad’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (1381) (dokima>zw ); to disapprove , i.e. (by implication) to repudiate : — disallow, reject.

(594) ajpodoch> , — ap-od-okh-ay’ ; from (588) (ajpode>comai ); acceptance : — acceptation.

(595) ajpo>qesiv, — ap-oth’-es-is ; from (659) (ajpoti>qhmi ); a laying aside (literal or figurative): — putting away (off).

(596) ajpoqh>kh , — ap-oth-ay’-kay ; from (659) (ajpoti>qhmi ); a repository , i.e. granary : — barn, garner.

(597) ajpoqhsauri>zw , — ap-oth-ay-sow-rid’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2343) (qhsauri>zw ); to treasure away : — lay up in store.

(598) ajpoqli>bw , — ap-oth-lee’-bo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2346) (qli>bw ); to crowd from (every side): — press.

(599) ajpoqnh>skw , — ap-oth-nace’-ko ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2348) (qnh>skw ); to die off (literal or figurative): — be dead, death, die, lie-a-dying, be slain (x with).

(600) ajpokaqi>sthmi , — ap-ok-ath-is’-tay-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2525) (kaqi>sthmi ); to reconstitute (in health, home or organization): — restore (again).

(601) ajpokalu>ptw , — ap-ok-al-oop’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2572) (kalu>ptw ); to take off the cover , i.e. disclose : — reveal.

(602) ajpoka>luyiv, — ap-ok-al’-oop-sis ; from (601) (ajpokalu>ptw ); disclosure : — appearing, coming, lighten, manifestation, be revealed, revelation.

(603) ajpokaradoki>a , — ap-ok-ar-ad-ok-ee’-ah ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and a compound of ka>ra (the head ) and (1380) (doke>w ) (in the sense of watching ); intense anticipation : — earnest expectation.

(604) ajpokatalla>ssw , — ap-ok-at-al-las’-so ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2644) (katalla>ssw ); to reconcile fully : — reconcile.

(605) ajpokata>stasiv, — ap-ok-at-as’-tas-is ; from (600) (ajpokaqi>sthmi ); reconstitution : — restitution.

(606) ajpo>keimai , — ap-ok’-i-mahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2749) (kei~mai ); to be reserved ; figurative to await : — be appointed, (be) laid up.

(607) ajpokefali>zw , — ap-ok-ef-al-id’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2776) (kefalh> ); to decapitate : — behead.

(608) ajpoklei>w , — ap-ok-li’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2808) (klei>w ); to close fully : — shut up.

(609) ajpoko>ptw , — ap-ok-op’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2875) (ko>ptw ); to amputate ; reflexive (by irony) to mutilate (the privy parts): — cut off. Compare (2699) (katatomh> ).

(610) ajpo>krima , — ap-ok’-ree-mah ; from (611) (ajpokri>nomai ) (in its original sense of judging ); a judicial decision : — sentence.

(611) ajpokri>nomai , — ap-ok-ree’-nom-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and kri>nw ; to conclude for oneself , i.e. (by implication) to respond ; by Hebrew [compare Hebrew \6030\ (`anah)] to begin to speak (where an address is expected): — answer.

(612) ajpo>krisiv, — ap-ok’-ree-sis ; from (611) (ajpokri>nomai ); a response : — answer.

(613) ajpokru>ptw , — ap-ok-roop’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2928) (kru>ptw ); to conceal away (i.e. fully ); figurative to keep secret : — hide.

(614) ajpo>krufov, — ap-ok’-roo-fos ; from (613) (ajpokru>ptw ); secret ; by implication treasured : — hid, kept secret.

(615) ajpoktei>nw , — ap-ok-ti’-no ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and ktei>nw (to slay ); to kill outright; figurative to destroy : — put to death, kill, slay.

(616) ajpokue>w , — ap-ok-oo-eh’o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (2949) (ku~ma ); to breed forth , i.e. (by transfer) to generate (figurative): — beget, produce.

(617) ajpokuli>w , — ap-ok-oo-lee’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2947) (kulio>w ); to roll away : — roll away (back).

(618) ajpolamba>nw , — ap-ol-am-ban’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2983) (lamba>nw ); to receive (specially in full , or as a host); also to take aside : — receive, take.

(619) ajpo>lausiv, — ap-ol’-ow-sis ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and lau>w (to enjoy ); full enjoyment : — enjoy (-ment).

(620) ajpolei>pw , — ap-ol-ipe’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3007) (lei>pw ); to leave behind (passive remain ); by implication to forsake : — leave, remain.

(621) ajpolei>cw , — ap-ol-i’-kho ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and lei>cw (to “lick ”); to lick clean: — lick.

(622) ajpo>llumi , — ap-ol’-loo-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (3639) (o]leqrov ); to destroy fully (reflexive to perish , or lose ), literal or figurative: — destroy, die, lose, mar, perish.

(623) ÆApollu>wn , — ap-ol-loo’-ohn ; active participle of (622) (ajpo>llumi ); a destroyer (i.e. Satan ): — Appollyon.

(624) ÆApollwni>a , — ap-ol-lo-nee’-ah ; from the pagan deity ÆApo>llwn (i.e. the sun ; from (622) (ajpo>llumi )); Apollonia , a place in Macedonia: — Apollonia.

(625) ÆApollw>v, — ap-ol-loce’ ; probably from the same as Greek (624) ( ÆApollwni>a ); Apollos , an Israelite: — Apollos.

(626) ajpologe>omai , — ap-ol-og-eh’-om-ahee ; middle from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (3056) (lo>gov ); to give an account (legal plea ) of oneself, i.e. exculpate (self): — answer (for self), make defence, excuse (self), speak for self.

(627) ajpologi>a , — ap-ol-og-ee’-ah ; from the same as (626) (ajpologe>omai ); a plea (“apology”): — answer (for self), clearing of self, defence.

(628) ajpolou>w , — ap-ol-oo’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3068) (lou>w ); to wash fully, i.e. (figurative) have remitted (reflexive): — wash (away).

(629) ajpolu>trwsiv, — ap-ol-oo’-tro-sis ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (3083) (lu>tron ); (the act) ransom in full, i.e. (figurative) riddance , or (specifically) Christian salvation : — deliverance, redemption.

(630) ajpolu>w , — ap-ol-oo’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3089) (lu>w ); to free fully, i.e. (literal) relieve, release, dismiss (reflexive depart ), or (figurative) let die, pardon , or (specifically) divorce : — (let) depart, dismiss, divorce, forgive, let go, loose, put (send) away, release, set at liberty.

(631) ajpoma>ssomai , — ap-om-as’-som-ahee ; middle from (575) (ajpo> ) and ma>ssw (to squeeze, knead, smear ); to scrape away : — wipe off.

(632) ajpone>mw , — ap-on-em’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (3551) (no>mov ); to apportion , i.e. bestow : — give.

(633) ajponi>ptw , — ap-on-ip’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3538) (ni>ptw ); to wash off (reflexive one’s own hands symbolically): — wash.

(634) ajpopi>ptw , — ap-op-ip’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4098) (pi>ptw ); to fall off : — fall.

(635) ajpoplana>w , — ap-op-lan-ah’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4105) (plana>w ); to lead astray (figurative) passive to stray (from truth): — err, seduce.

(636) ajpople>w , — ap-op-leh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4126) (ple>w ); to set sail : — sail away.

(637) ajpoplu>nw , — ap-op-loo’-no ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4150) (plu>nw ); to rinse off : — wash.

(638) ajpopni>gw , — ap-op-nee’-go ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4155) (pni>gw ); to stifle (by drowning or overgrowth): — choke.

(639) ajpore>w , — ap-or-eh’-o ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (4198) (poreu>omai ); to have no way out, i.e. be at a loss (mentally): — (stand in) doubt, be perplexed.

(640) ap oria , — ap-or-ee’-a ; from the same as (639) (ajpore>w ); a (state of) quandary : — perplexity.

(641) ajporjrJi>ptw , — ap-or-hrip’-to ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4496) (rJi>ptw ); to hurl off , i.e. precipitate (oneself): — cast.

(642) ajpprfani>zw , — ap-or-fan-id’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (3737) (ojrfano>v ); to bereave wholly , i.e. (figurative) separate (from intercourse): — take.

(643) ajposkeua>zw , — ap-osk-yoo-ad’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (4632) (skeu~ov ); to pack up (one’s) baggage : — take up...carriages.

(644) ajposki>asma , — ap-os-kee’-as-mah ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (4639) (ski>a ); a shading off , i.e. obscuration : — shadow.

(645) ajpospa>w , — ap-os-pah’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4685) (spa>w ); to drag forth , i.e. (lit.) unsheathe (a sword), or relative (with a degree of force implied) retire (person or factiously): — (with-) draw (away), after we were gotten from.

(646) ajpostasi>a , — ap-os-tas-ee’-ah ; feminine of the same as (647) (ajposta>sion ); defection from truth (properly the state) [“apostasy”]: — falling away, forsake.

(647) ajposta>sion , — ap-os-tas’-ee-on ; neuter of a (presumed) adjective from a derivative of (868) (ajfi>sthmi ); properly something separative , i.e. (special) divorce : — (writing of) divorcement.

(648) ajpostega>zw , — ap-os-teg-ad’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a derivative of (4721) (ste>gh ); to unroof : — uncover.

(649) ajposte>llw , — ap-os-tel’-lo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4724) (ste>llw ); set apart , i.e. (by implication) to send out (properly on a mission) literal or figurative: — put in, send (away, forth, out), set [at liberty].

(650) ajpostere>w , — ap-os-ter-eh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and stere>w (to deprive ); to despoil : — defraud, destitute, kept back by fraud.

(651) ajpostolh> , — ap-os-tol-ay’ ; from (649) (ajposte>llw ); commission , i.e. (special) apostolate : — apostleship.

(652) ajpo>stolov, — ap-os’-tol-os ; from (649) (ajposte>llw ); a delegate ; specially an ambassador of the Gospel; officially a commissioner of Christ [“apostle ”] (with miraculous powers): — apostle, messenger, he that is sent.

(653) ajpostomati>zw , — ap-os-tom-at-id’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and a (presumed) derivative of (4750) (sto>ma ); to speak off-hand (properly dictate ), i.e. to catechize (in an invidious manner): — provoke to speak.

(654) ajpostre>fw , — ap-os-tref’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4762) (stre>fw ); to turn away or back (literal or figurative): — bring again, pervert, turn away (from).

(655) ajpostuge>w , — ap-os-toog-eh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (4767) (stugnhto>v ); to detest utterly: — abhor.

(656) ajposuna>gwgov, — ap-os-oon-ag’-o-gos ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (4864) (sunagwgh> ); excommunicated : — (put) out of the synagogue (-s).

(657) ajpota>ssomai , — ap-ot-as’-som-ahee ; middle from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5021) (ta>ssw ); literal to say adieu (by departing or dismissing); figurative to renounce : — bid farewell, forsake, take leave, send away.

(658) ajpotele>w , — ap-ot-el-eh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5055) (tele>w ); to complete entirely , i.e. consummate : — finish.

(659) ajpoti>qhmi , — ap-ot-eeth’-ay-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5087) (ti>qhmi ); to put away (literal or figurative): — cast off, lay apart (aside, down), put away (off).

(660) ajpotina>ssw , — ap-ot-in-as’-so ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and tina>ssw (to jostle ); to brush off : — shake off.

(661) ajpoti>nw , — ap-ot-ee’-no ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5099) (ti>nw ); to pay in full: — repay.

(662) ajpotolma>w , — ap-ot-ol-mah’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5111) (tolma>w ); to venture plainly: — be very bold.

(663) ajpotomi>a , — ap-ot-om-ee’-ah ; from the base of (664) (ajpoto>mwv ); (figurative) decisiveness , i.e. rigor : — severity.

(664) ajpoto>mwv, — ap-ot-om’-oce ; adverb from a derivative of a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and te>mnw (to cut ); abruptly , i.e. peremptorily : — sharply (-ness).

(665) ajpotre>pw , — ap-ot-rep’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (5157) (troph> ); to deflect , i.e. (reflexive) avoid : — turn away.

(666) ajpousi>a , — ap-oo-see’-ah ; from the participle of (548) (a]peimi ); a being away : — absence.

(667) ajpofe>rw , — ap-of-er’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5342) (fe>rw ); to bear off (literal or relative): — bring, carry (away).

(668) ajpofeu>gw , — ap-of-yoo’-go ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5343) (feu>gw ); (figurative) to escape : — escape.

(669) ajpofqe>ggomai , — ap-of-theng’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5350) (fqe>ggomai ); to enunciate plainly, i.e. declare : — say, speak forth, utterance.

(670) ajpoforti>zomai , — ap-of-or-tid’-zom-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the middle of (5412) (forti>zw ); to unload : — unlade.

(671) ajpo>crhsiv, — ap-okh’-ray-sis ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (5530) (cra>omai ); the act of using up , i.e. consumption : — using.

(672) ajpocwre>w , — ap-okh-o-reh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5562) (cwre>w ); to go away : — depart.

(673) ajpocwri>zw , — ap-okh-o-rid’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5563) (cwri>zw ); to rend apart ; reflexive to separate : — depart (asunder).

(674) ajpoyu>cw , — ap-ops-oo’-kho ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (5594) (yu>cw ); to breathe out , i.e. faint : — hearts failing.

(675) &Appiov, — ap’-pee-os ; of Latin origin; (in the genitive, i.e. possessive case) of Appius , the name of a Roman: — Appii.

(676) ajpro>sitov, — ap-ros’-ee-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of a compound of (4314) (pro>v ) and ei+mi (to go ); inaccessible : — which no man can approach.

(677) ajpro>skopov, — ap-ros’-kop-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4350) (prosko>ptw ); act. inoffensive , i.e. not leading into sin ; passive faultless , i.e. not led into sin : — none (void of, without) offence.

(678) ajproswpolh>ptwv, — ap-ros-o-pol-ape’-toce ; adverb from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of a presumed compound of (4383) (pro>swpon ) and (2983) (lamba>nw ) [compare (4381) (proswpolh>pthv )]; in a way not accepting the person , i.e. impartially : — without respect of persons.

(679) a]ptaistov, — ap-tah’ee-stos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4417) (ptai>w ); not stumbling , i.e. (figurative) without sin : — from falling.

(680) a[ptomai , — hap’-tom-ahee ; reflexive of (681) (a[ptw ); properly to attach oneself to, i.e. to touch (in many implied relations): — touch.

(681) a[ptw , — hap’-to ; a primary verb; properly to fasten to, i.e. (special) to set on fire: — kindle, light.

(682) ÆApfi>a , — ap-fee’-a ; probably of foreign origin; Apphia , a woman of Coloss’: — Apphia.

(683) ajpwqe>omai , — ap-o-theh’-om-ahee ; or ajpw>qomai , ap-o’- thom-ahee; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the middle of wjqe>w or w]qw (to shove ); to push off , figurative to reject : — cast away, put away (from), thrust away (from).

(684) ajpw>leia , — ap-o’-li-a ; from a presumed derivative of (622) (ajpo>llumi ); ruin or loss (physical, spiritual or eternal): — damnable (-nation), destruction, die, perdition, x perish, pernicious ways, waste.

(685) ajra> , — ar-ah’ ; probably from (142) (ai]rw ); properly prayer (as lifted to Heaven), i.e. (by implication) imprecation : — curse.

(686) a]ra , — ar’-ah ; probably from (142) (ai]rw ) (through the idea of drawing a conclusion); a particle denoting an inference more or less decisive (as follows): — haply, (what) manner (of man), no doubt, perhaps, so be, then, therefore, truly, wherefore. Often used in connection with other particles, especially (1065) (ge> ) or (3767) (ou+n ) (after) or (1487) (eij ) (before). Compare also (687) (a+ra ).

(687) a+ra , — ar’-ah ; a form of (686) (a]ra ), denoting an interrogation to which a negative answer is presumed: — therefore.

(688) ÆArabi>a , — ar-ab-ee’-ah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \6152\ (`Arab)]; Arabia , a region of Asia: — Arabia.

(689) ÆAra>m , — ar-am’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \7410\ (Ram)]; Aram (i.e. Ram ), an Israelite: — Aram.

(690) &Aray , — ar’-aps ; from (688) ( ÆArabi>a ); an Arab or native of Arabia: — Arabian.

(691) ajrge>w , — arg-eh’-o ; from (692) (ajrgo>v ); to be idle , i.e. (figurative) to delay : — linger.

(692) ajrgo>v, — ar-gos’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (2041) (e]rgon ); inactive , i.e. unemployed ; (by implication) lazy, useless : — barren, idle, slow.

(693) ajrgu>reov, — ar-goo’-reh-os ; from (696) (a]rgurov ); made of silver : — (of) silver.

(694) ajrgu>rion , — ar-goo’-ree-on ; neuter of a presumed derivative of (696) (a]rgurov ); silvery , i.e. (by implication) cash ; specially a silverling (i.e. drachma or shekel ): — money, (piece of) silver (piece).

(695) ajrguroko>pov, — ar-goo-rok-op’-os ; from (696) (a]rgurov ) and (2875) (ko>ptw ); a beater (i.e. worker ) of silver : — silversmith.

(696) a]rgurov, — ar’-goo-ros ; from ajrgo>v (shining ); silver (the metal, in the articles or coin): — silver.

(697) &Areiov Pa>gov, — ar’-i-os pag’-os ; from &Arhv (the name of the Greek deity of war) and a derivative of (4078) (ph>gnumi ); rock of Ares , a place in Athens: — Areopagus, Mars’ Hill.

(698) ÆAreopagi>thv, — ar-eh-op-ag-ee’-tace ; from (697) ( &Areiov Pa>gov ); an Areopagite or member of the court held on Mars’ Hill: — Areopagite.

(699) ajre>skeia , — ar-es’-ki-ah ; from a derivative of (700) (ajre>skw ); complaisance : — pleasing.

(700) ajre>skw , — ar-es’-ko ; probably from (142) (ai]rw ) (through the idea of exciting emotion); to be agreeable (or by implication to seek to be so): — please.

(701) ajresto>v, — ar-es-tos’ ; from (700) (ajre>skw ); agreeable ; by implication fit : — (things that) please (-ing), reason.

(702) ÆAre>tav, — ar-et’-as ; of foreign origin; Aretas , an Arabian: — Aretas.

(703) ajre>th , — ar-et-ay’ ; from the same as (730) (a]rjrJhn ); properly manliness (valor ), i.e. excellence (intrinsic or attributed): — praise, virtue.

(704) ajrh>n , — ar-ane’ ; perhaps the same as (730) (a]rjrJhn ); a lamb (as a male ): — lamb.

(705) ajriqme>w , — ar-ith-meh’-o ; from (706) (ajriqmo>v ); to enumerate or count : — number.

(706) ajriqmo>v, — ar-ith-mos’ ; from (142) (ai]rw ); a number (as reckoned up ): — number.

(707) ÆArimaqai>a , — ar-ee-math-ah’ee-ah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \7414\ (Ramah)]; Arimathaea (or Ramah ), a place in Palestine: — Arimathaea.

(708) ÆAri>starcov, — ar-is’-tar-khos ; from the same as (712) (ajriston ) and (757) (a]rcw ); best ruling; Aristarchus , a Macedonian: — Aristarchus.

(709) ajrista>w , — ar-is-tah’-o ; from (712) (ajriston ); to take the principal meal : — dine.

(710) ajristero>v, — ar-is-ter-os’ ; apparently a compound of the same as (712) (ajriston ); the left hand (as second-best ): — left [hand].

(711) ÆAristo>boulov, — ar-is-tob’-oo-los ; from the same as (712) (ajriston ) and (1012) (boulh> ); best counseling; Aristoboulus , a Christian: — Aristobulus.

(712) ajriston , — ar’-is-ton ; apparently neuter of a superlative from the same as (730) (a]rjrJhn ); the best meal [or breakfast ; perhaps from h+ri (“early ”)], i.e. luncheon : — dinner.

(713) ajrketo>v, — ar-ket-os’ ; from (714) (ajrke>w ); satisfactory : — enough, suffice (-ient).

(714) ajrke>w , — ar-keh’-o ; apparently a primary verb [but probably akin to (142) (ai]rw ) through the idea of raising a barrier]; properly to ward off , i.e. (by implication) to avail (figurative be satisfactory ): — be content, be enough, suffice, be sufficient.

(715) a]rktov, — ark’-tos ; probably from (714) (ajrke>w ); a bear (as obstructing by ferocity): — bear.

(716) a[rma , — har’-mah ; probably from (142) (ai]rw ) [perhaps with (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) prefixed]; a chariot (as raised or fitted together [compare (719) (aJrmo>v )]): — chariot.

(717) ÆArmageddw>n , — ar-mag-ed-dohn’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \2022\ (har) and Hebrew \4023\ (Megiddown)]; Armageddon (or Har-Megiddon ), a symbolical name: — Armageddon.

(718) aJrmo>zw , — har-mod’-zo ; from (719) (aJrmo>v ); to joint , i.e. (figurative) to woo (reflexive to betroth ): — espouse.

(719) aJrmo>v, — har-mos’ ; from the same as (716) (a[rma ); an articulation (of the body): — joint.

(720) ajrne>omai , — ar-neh’-om-ahee ; perhaps from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the middle of (4483) (rJe>w ); to contradict , i.e. disavow, reject, abnegate : — deny, refuse.

(721) ajrni>on , — ar-nee’-on ; diminutive from (704) (ajrh>n ); a lambkin : — lamb.

(722) ajrotrio>w , — ar-ot-ree-o’-o ; from (723) (a]rotron ); to plough : — plow.

(723) a]rotron , — ar’-ot-ron ; from ajro>w (to till ); a plough : — plow.

(724) aJrpagh> , — har-pag-ay’ ; from (726) (aJrpa>zw ); pillage (properly abstract): — extortion, ravening, spoiling.

(725) aJrpagmo>v, — har-pag-mos’ ; from (726) (aJrpa>zw ); plunder (properly concrete): — robbery.

(726) aJrpa>zw , — har-pad’-zo ; from a derivative of (138) (aiJre>omai ); to seize (in various applications): — catch (away, up), pluck, pull, take (by force).

(727) a[rpax , — har’-pax ; from (726) (aJrpa>zw ); rapacious : — extortion, ravening.

(728) ajrjrJabw>n , — ar-hrab-ohn’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \6162\ (`arabown)]; a pledge , i.e. part of the purchase-money or property given in advance as security for the rest: — earnest.

(729) ajrjrJafov, — ar’-hhraf-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of the same as (4476) (rJafi>v ); unsewed , i.e. of a single piece: — without seam.

(730) a]rjrJhn , — ar’-hrane ; or arshn , ar’-sane; probably from (142) (ai]rw ); male (as stronger for lifting ): — male, man.

(731) a]rjrJhtov, — ar’-hray-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the same as (4490) (rJhtw~v ); unsaid , i.e. (by implication) inexpressible : — unspeakable.

(732) a]rjrJwstov, — ar’-hroce-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4517) (rJw>nnumi ); infirm : — sick (folk, -ly).

(733) ajrsenokoi>thv, — ar-sen-ok-oy’-tace ; from (730) (a]rjrJhn ) and (2845) (koi>th ); a sodomite : — abuser of (that defile) self with mankind.

(734) ÆArtema>v, — ar-tem-as’ ; contracted from a compound of (735) ( &Artemiv ) and (1435) (dw~ron ); gift of Artemis; Artemas (or Artemidorus ), a Christian: — Artemas.

(735) &Artemiv, — ar’-tem-is ; probably from the same as (736) (ajrte>mwn ); prompt; Artemis , the name of a Grecian goddess borrowed by the Asiatics for one of their deities: — Diana.

(736) ajrte>mwn , — ar-tem’-ohn ; from a derivative of (737) (a]rti ); properly something ready [or else more remotely from (142) (ai]rw ) (compare (740) (a]rtov )); something hung up], i.e. (special) the topsail (rather foresail or jib ) of a vessel: — mainsail.

(737) a]rti , — ar’-tee ; adverb from a derivative of (142) (ai]rw ) (compare (740) (a]rtov )) through the idea of suspension ; just now : — this day (hour), hence [-forth], here [-after], hither [-to], (even) now, (this) present.

(738) ajrtige>nnhtov, — ar-teeg-en’-nay-tos ; from (737) (a]rti ) and (1084) (gennhto>v ); just born , i.e. (figurative) a young convert : — new born.

(739) a]rtiov, — ar’-tee-os ; from (737) (a]rti ); fresh , i.e. (by implication) complete : — perfect.

(740) a]rtov, — ar’-tos ; from (142) (ai]rw ); bread (as raised ) or a loaf : — (shew-) bread, loaf.

(741) ajrtu>w , — ar-too’-o ; from a presumed derivative of (142) (ai]rw ); to prepare , i.e. spice (with stimulating condiments): — season.

(742) ÆArfaxa>d , — ar-fax-ad’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \775\ (‘Arpakshad)]; Arphaxad , a post-diluvian patriarch: — Arphaxad.

(743) ajrca>ggelov, — ar-khang’-el-os ; from (757) (a]rcw ) and (32) (a]ggelov ); a chief angel : — archangel.

(744) ajrcai~ov, — ar-khah’-yos ; from (746) (ajrch> ); original or primeval : — (them of) old (time).

(745) ÆArce>laov, — ar-khel’-ah-os ; from (757) (a]rcw ) and (2994) ( Laodikeu>v ); people-ruling; Archelaus , a Jewish king: — Archelaus.

(746) ajrch> , — ar-khay’ ; from (756) (a]rcomai ); (properly abstract) a commencement , or (concrete) chief (in various applications of order, time, place or rank): — beginning, corner, (at the, the) first (estate), magistrate, power, principality, principle, rule.

(747) ajrchgo>v, — ar-khay-gos’ ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (71) (a]gw ); a chief leader : — author, captain, prince.

(748) ajrcieratiko>v, — ar-khee-er-at-ee-kos’ ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and a derivative of (2413) (iJero>v ); high-priestly : — of the highpriest.

(749) ajrciereu>v, — ar-khee-er-yuce’ ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (2409) (iJereu>v ); the high-priest (literal of the Jews, typical Christ); by extension a chief priest : — chief (high) priest, chief of the priests.

(750) ajrcipoi>mhn , — ar-khee-poy’-mane ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (4166) (poimh>n ); a head shepherd : — chief shepherd.

(751) &Arcippov, — ar’-khip-pos ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (2462) (i[ppov ); horse-ruler; Archippus , a Christian: — Archippus.

(752) ajrcisuna>gwgov, — ar-khee-soon-ag’-o-gos ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (4864) (sunagwgh> ); director of the synagogue services: — (chief) ruler of the synagogue.

(753) ajrcite>ktwn , — ar-khee-tek’-tone ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (5045) (te>ktwn ); a chief constructor , i.e. “architect ”: — masterbuilder.

(754) ajrcitelw>nhv, — ar-khee-tel-o’-nace ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and (5057) (telw>nhv ); a principal tax-gatherer : — chief among the publicans.

(755) ajrcitri>klinov, — ar-khee-tree’-klee-nos ; from (746) (ajrch> ) and a compound of (5140) (trei~v ) and (2827) (kli>nw ) (a dinner-bed , because composed of three couches); director of the entertainment : — governor (ruler) of the feast.

(756) a]rcomai , — ar’-khom-ahee ; middle of (757) (a]rcw ) (through the implication of precedence ); to commence (in order of time): — (rehearse from the) begin (-ning).

(757) a]rcw , — ar’-kho ; a primary verb; to be first (in political rank or power): — reign (rule) over.

(758) a]rcwn , — ar’-khone ; present participle of (757) (a]rcw ); a first (in rank or power): — chief (ruler), magistrate, prince, ruler.

(759) a]rwma , — ar’-o-mah ; from (142) (ai]rw ) (in the sense of sending off scent); an aromatic : — (sweet) spice.

(760) ÆAsa> , — as-ah’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \609\ (‘Aca’)]; Asa , an Israelite: — Asa.

(761) ajsa>leutov, — as-al’-yoo-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4531) (saleu>w ); unshaken , i.e. (by implication) immovable (figurative): — which cannot be moved, unmovable.

(762) a]sbestov, — as’-bes-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4570) (sbe>nnumi ); not extinguished , i.e. (by implication) perpetual : — not to be quenched, unquenchable.

(763) ajse>beia , — as-eb’-i-ah ; from (765) (ajsebh>v ); impiety , i.e. (by implication) wickedness : — ungodly (-liness).

(764) ajsebe>w , — as-eb-eh’-o ; from (765) (ajsebh>v ); to be (by implication act ) impious or wicked : — commit (live, that after should live) ungodly.

(765) ajsebh>v, — as-eb-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4576) (se>bomai ); irreverent , i.e. (by extension) impious or wicked : — ungodly (man).

(766) ajse>lgeia , — as-elg’-i-a ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed selgh>v (of uncertain derivative, but apparently meaning continent ); licentiousness (sometimes including other vices): — filthy, lasciviousness, wantonness.

(767) a]shmov, — as’-ay-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (4591) (shmai>nw ); unmarked , i.e. (figurative) ignoble : — mean.

(768) ÆAsh>r , — as-ayr’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \836\ (‘Asher)]; Aser (i.e. Asher ), an Israelite tribe: — Aser.

(769) ajsqe>neia , — as-then’-i-ah ; from (772) (ajsqenh>v ); feebleness (of body or mind); by implication malady ; moral frailty : — disease, infirmity, sickness, weakness.

(770) ajsqene>w , — as-then-eh’-o ; from (772) (ajsqenh>v ); to be feeble (in any sense): — be diseased, impotent folk (man), (be) sick, (be, be made) weak.

(771) ajsqe>nhma , — as-then’-ay-mah ; from (770) (ajsqene>w ); a scruple of conscience: — infirmity.

(772) ajsqenh>v, — as-then-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (4599) (sqeno>w ); strengthless (in various applications, literal, figurative and moral): — more feeble, impotent, sick, without strength, weak (-er, -ness, thing).

(773) ÆAsi>a , — as-ee’-ah ; of uncertain derivative; Asia , i.e. Asia Minor , or (usually) only its western shore: — Asia.

(774) ÆAsiano>v, — as-ee-an-os’ ; from (773) ( ÆAsi>a ); an Asian (i.e. Asiatic ) or inhabitant of Asia: — of Asia.

(775) ÆAsia>rchv, — as-ee-ar’-khace ; from (773) ( ÆAsi>a ) and (746) (ajrch> ); an Asiarch or president of the public festivities in a city of Asia Minor: — chief of Asia.

(776) ajsiti>a , — as-ee-tee’-ah ; from (777) (a]sitov ); fasting (the state): — abstinence.

(777) a]sitov, — as’-ee-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4621) (si~tov ); without (taking) food : — fasting.

(778) ajske>w , — as-keh’-o ; probably from the same as (4632) (skeu~ov ); to elaborate , i.e. (figurative) train (by implication strive ): — exercise.

(779) ajsko>v, — as-kos’ ; from the same as (778) (ajske>w ); a leathern (or skin) bag used as a bottle: — bottle.

(780) ajsme>nwv, — as-men’-oce ; adverb from a derivative of the base of (2237) (hJdonh> ); with pleasure : — gladly.

(781) a]sofov, — as’-of-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4680) (sofo>v ); unwise : — fool.

(782) ajspa>zomai , — as-pad’-zom-ahee ; from (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and a presumed form of (4685) (spa>w ); to enfold in the arms, i.e. (by implication) to salute , (figurative) to welcome : — embrace, greet, salute, take leave.

(783) ajspasmo>v, — as-pas-mos’ ; from (782) (ajspa>zomai ); a greeting (in person or by letter): — greeting, salutation.

(784) a[spilov, — as’-pee-los ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4695) (spilo>w ); unblemished (physical or moral): — without spot, unspotted.

(785) ajspi>v, — as-pece’ ; of uncertain derivative; a buckler (or round shield); used of a serpent (as coiling itself), probably the “asp ”: — asp.

(786) a]spondov, — as’-pon-dos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4689) (spe>ndw ); literal without libation (which usually accompanied a treaty), i.e. (by implication) truceless : — implacable, truce-breaker.

(787) ajssa>rion , — as-sar’-ee-on ; of Latin origin; an assarius or as , a Roman coin: — farthing.

(788) a+sson , — as’-son ; neuter comparative of the base of (1451) (ejggu>v ); more nearly , i.e. very near : — close.

(789) &Assov, — as’-sos ; probably of foreign origin; Assus , a city of Asia Minor: — Assos.

(790) ajstate>w , — as-tat-eh’-o ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (2476) (i[sthmi ); to be non-stationary , i.e. (figurative) homeless : — have no certain dwelling-place.

(791) ajstei~ov, — as-ti’-os ; from a]stu (a city ); urbane , i.e. (by implication) handsome : — fair.

(792) ajsth>r , — as-tare’ ; probably from the base of (4766) (strw>nnumi ); a star (as strown over the sky), literal or figurative: — star.

(793) ajsth>riktov, — as-tay’-rik-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4741) (sthri>zw ); unfixed , i.e. (figurative) vacillating : — unstable.

(794) a]storgov, — as’-tor-gos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of ste>rgw (to cherish affectionately); hard-hearted towards kindred: — without natural affection.

(795) ajstoce>w , — as-tokh-eh’-o ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and sto>icov (an aim ); to miss the mark, i.e. (figurative) deviate from truth: — err, swerve.

(796) ajstraph> , — as-trap-ay’ ; from (797) (ajstra>ptw ); lightning ; by analogy glare : — lightning, bright shining.

(797) ajstra>ptw , — as-trap’-to ; probably from (792) (ajsth>r ); to flash as lightning: — lighten, shine.

(798) a]stron , — as’-tron ; neuter from (792) (ajsth>r ); properly a constellation ; put for a single star (natural or artificial): — star.

(799) ÆAsu>gkritov, — as-oong’-kree-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4793) (sugkri>nw ); incomparable; Asyncritus , a Christian: — Asyncritus.

(800) ajsu>mfwnov, — as-oom’-fo-nos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4859) (su>mfwnov ); inharmonious (figurative): — agree not.

(801) ajsu>netov, — as-oon’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (4908) (suneto>v ); unintelligent ; by implication wicked : — foolish, without understanding.

(802) ajsu>nqetov, — as-oon’-thet-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (4934) (sunti>qemai ); properly not agreed , i.e. treacherous to compacts: — covenant-breaker.

(803) ajsfa>leia , — as-fal’-i-ah ; from (804) (ajsfalh>v ); security (literal or figurative): — certainty, safety.

(804) ajsfalh>v, — as-fal-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and sfa>llw (to “fail ”); secure (literal or figurative): — certain (- ty), safe, sure.

(805) ajsfali>zw , — as-fal-id’-zo ; from (804) (ajsfalh>v ); to render secure : — make fast (sure).

(806) ajsfalw~v, — as-fal-oce’ ; adverb from (804) (ajsfalh>v ); securely (literal or figurative): — assuredly, safely.

(807) ajschmone>w , — as-kay-mon-eh’-o ; from (809) (ajsch>mwn ); to be (i.e. act ) unbecoming : — behave self uncomely (unseemly).

(808) ajschmosu>nh , — as-kay-mos-oo’-nay ; from (809) (ajsch>mwn ); an indecency ; by implication the pudenda : — shame, that which is unseemly.

(809) ajsch>mwn , — as-kay’-mone ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (2192) (e]cw ) (in the sense of its congener (4976) (sch~ma )); properly shapeless , i.e. (figurative) inelegant : — uncomely.

(810) ajswti>a , — as-o-tee’-ah ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (4982) (sw>zw ); properly unsavedness , i.e. (by implication) profligacy : — excess, riot.

(811) ajsw>twv, — as-o’-toce ; adverb from the same as (810) (ajswti>a ); dissolutely : — riotous.

(812) ajtakte>w , — at-ak-teh’-o ; from (813) (a]taktov ); to be (i.e. act ) irregular : — behave self disorderly.

(813) a]taktov, — at’-ak-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (5021) (ta>ssw ); unarranged , i.e. (by implication) insubordinate (religiously): — unruly.

(814) ajta>ktwv, — at-ak’-toce ; adverb from (813) (a]taktov ); irregularly (moral): — disorderly.

(815) ateknov, — at’-ek-nos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5043) (te>knon ); childless : — childless, without children.

(816) ajteni>zw , — at-en-id’-zo ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a particle of union) and tei>nw (to stretch ); to gaze intently: — behold earnestly (stedfastly), fasten (eyes), look (earnestly, stedfastly, up stedfastly), set eyes.

(817) a]ter , — at’-er ; a particle probably akin to (427) (a]neu ); aloof , i.e. apart from (literal or figurative): — in the absence of, without.

(818) ajtima>zw , — at-im-ad’-zo ; from (820) (a]timov ); to render infamous , i.e. (by implication) contemn or maltreat : — despise, dishonour, suffer shame, entreat shamefully.

(819) ajtimi>a , — at-ee-mee’-ah ; from (820) (a]timov ); infamy , i.e. (subjective) comparative indignity , (objective) disgrace : — dishonour, reproach, shame, vile.

(820) a]timov, — at’-ee-mos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5092) (timh> ); (negative) unhonoured or (positive) dishonoured : — despised, without honour, less honourable [comparative degree ].

(821) ajtimo>w , — at-ee-mo’-o ; from (820) (a]timov ); used like (818) (ajtima>zw ), to maltreat : — handle shamefully.

(822) ajtmi>v, — at-mece’ ; from the same as (109) (ajh>r ); mist : — vapour.

(823) a]tomov, — at’-om-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and the base of (5114) (tomw>terov ); uncut , i.e. (by implication) indivisible [an “atom ” of time]: — moment.

(824) a]topov, — at’-op-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5117) (to>pov ); out of place , i.e. (figurative) improper, injurious, wicked : — amiss, harm, unreasonable.

(825) ÆAtta>leia , — at-tal’-i-ah ; from &Attalov (a king of Pergamus); Attaleia , a place in Pamphylia: — Attalia.

(826) aujga>zw , — ow-gad’-zo ; from (827) (aujgh> ); to beam forth (figurative): — shine.

(827) aujgh> , — owg’-ay ; of uncertain derivative; a ray of light, i.e. (by implication) radiance, dawn : — break of day.

(828) Au]goustov, — ow’-goos-tos ; from Latin [“august”]; Augustus , a title of the Roman emperor: — Augustus.

(829) aujqa>dhv, — ow-thad’-ace ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and the base of (2237) (hJdonh> ); self-pleasing , i.e. arrogant : — self-willed.

(830) aujqai>retov, — ow-thah’ee-ret-os ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and the same as (140) (aiJreti>zw ); self-chosen , i.e. (by implication) voluntary : — of own accord, willing of self.

(831) aujqente>w , — ow-then-teh’-o ; from a compound of (846) (aujto>v ) and an obsolete e[nthv (a worker ); to act of oneself , i.e. (figurative) dominate : — usurp authority over.

(832) aujle>w , — ow-leh’-o ; from (836) (aujlo>v ); to play the flute : — pipe.

(833) aujlh> , — ow-lay’ ; from the same as (109) (ajh>r ); a yard (as open to the wind ); by implication a mansion : — court, ([sheep-]) fold, hall, palace.

(834) aujlhth>v, — ow-lay-tace’ ; from (832) (aujle>w ); a flute-player : — minstrel, piper.

(835) aujli>zomai , — ow-lid’-zom-ahee ; middle from (833) (aujlh> ); to pass the night (properly in the open air): — abide, lodge.

(836) aujlo>v, — ow-los’ ; from the same as (109) (ajh>r ), a flute (as blown ): — pipe.

(837) aujxa>nw , — owx-an’-o ; a prolonged form of a primary verb; to grow (“wax ”), i.e. enlarge (literal or figurative, active or passive): — grow (up), (give the) increase.

(838) au]xhsiv, — owx’-ay-sis ; from (837) (aujxa>nw ); growth : — increase.

(839) au]rion , — ow’-ree-on ; from a derivative of the same as (109) (ajh>r ) (meaning a breeze , i.e. the morning air ); properly fresh , i.e. (adverb with ellipsis of (2250) (hJme>ra )) to-morrow : — (to- ) morrow, next day.

(840) aujsthro>v, — ow-stay-ros’ ; from a (presumed) derivative of the same as (109) (ajh>r ) (meaning blown ); rough (properly as a gale ), i.e. (figurative) severe : — austere.

(841) aujta>rkeia , — ow-tar’-ki-ah ; from (842) (aujta>rkhv ); selfsatisfaction , i.e. (abstract) contentedness , or (concrete) a competence : — contentment, sufficiency.

(842) aujta>rkhv, — ow-tar’-kace ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and (714) (ajrke>w ); self-complacent , i.e. contented : — content.

(843) aujtokata>kritov, — ow-tok-at-ak’-ree-tos ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and a derivative of (2632) (katakri>nw ); selfcondemned : — condemned of self.

(844) aujto>matov, — ow-tom’-at-os ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and the same as (3155) (ma>thn ); self-moved [“automatic”], i.e. spontaneous : — of own accord, of self.

(845) aujto>pthv, — ow-top’-tace ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and (3700) (ojpta>nomai ); self-seeing , i.e. an eye-witness : — eye-witness.

(846) aujto>v, — ow-tos’ ; from the particle au+ [perhaps akin to the base of (109) (ajh>r ) through the idea of a baffling wind] (backward ); the reflexive pronoun self , used (alone or in the compound (1438) (eJautou~ )) of the third person, and (with the properly personal pronoun) of the other persons: — her, it (-self), one, the other, (mine) own, said, ([self-], the) same, ([him-, my-, thy- ]) self, [your-] selves, she, that, their (-s), them ([-selves]), there [-at, -by, -in, -into, -of, -on, -with], they, (these) things, this (man), those, together, very, which. Compare (848) (auJtou~ ).

(847) aujtou~ , — ow-too’ ; genitive (i.e. possessive) of (846) (aujto>v ), used as an adverb of location; properly belonging to the same spot, i.e. in this (or that ) place : — (t-) here.

(848) auJtou~ , — how-too’ ; contracted for (1438) (eJautou~ ); self (in some oblique case or reflexive relation): — her (own), (of) him (-self), his (own), of it, thee, their (own), them (-selves), they.

(849) aujto>ceir , — ow-tokh’-ire ; from (846) (aujto>v ) and (5495) (cei>r ); self-handed , i.e. doing personally : — with...own hands.

(850) aujcmhro>v, — owkh-may-ros’ ; from aujcmo>v [probably from a base akin to that of (109) (ajh>r )] (dust , as dried by wind); properly dirty , i.e. (by implication) obscure : — dark.

(851) ajfaire>w , — af-ahee-reh’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (138) (aiJre>omai ); to remove (literal or figurative): — cut (smite) off, take away.

(852) ajfanh>v, — af-an-ace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5316) (fai>nw ); non-apparent : — that is not manifest.

(853) ajfani>zw , — af-an-id’-zo ; from (852) (ajfanh>v ); to render unapparent , i.e. (active) consume (becloud ), or (passive) disappear (be destroyed ): — corrupt, disfigure, perish, vanish away.

(854) ajfanismo>v, — af-an-is-mos’ ; from (853) (ajfani>zw ); disappearance , i.e. (figurative) abrogation : — vanish away.

(855) a]fantov, — af’-an-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (5316) (fai>nw ); non-manifested , i.e. invisible : — vanished out of sight.

(856) ajfedrw>n , — af-ed-rone’ ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (1476) (eJdrai~ov ); a place of sitting apart , i.e. a privy : — draught.

(857) ajfeidi>a , — af-i-dee’-ah ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5339) (fei>domai ); unsparingness , i.e. austerity (ascetism ): — neglecting.

(858) ajfelo>thv, — af-el-ot’-ace ; from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and fe>llov (in the sense of a stone as stubbing the foot); smoothness , i.e. (figurative) simplicity : — singleness.

(859) a]fesiv, — af’-es-is ; from (863) (ajfi>hmi ); freedom ; (figurative) pardon : — deliverance, forgiveness, liberty, remission.

(860) aJfh> , — haf-ay’ ; from (680) (a[ptomai ); probably a ligament (as fastening ): — joint.

(861) ajfqarsi>a , — af-thar-see’-ah ; from (862) (a]fqartov ); incorruptibility ; genitive unending existence ; (figurative) genuineness : — immortality, incorruption, sincerity.

(862) a]fqartov, — af’-thar-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of Greek (5351) (fqei>rw ); undecaying (in essence or continuance): — not (in-, un-) corruptible, immortal.

(863) ajfi>hmi , — af-ee’-ay-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and i[hmi (to send ; an intensive form of ei+mi , to go ); to send forth , in various applications (as follow): — cry, forgive, forsake, lay aside, leave, let (alone, be, go, have), omit, put (send) away, remit, suffer, yield up.

(864) ajfikne>omai , — af-ik-neh’-om-ahee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and the base of (2425) (iJkano>v ); to go (i.e. spread ) forth (by rumor): — come abroad.

(865) ajfila>gaqov, — af-il-ag’-ath-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5358) (fila>gaqov ); hostile to virtue : — despiser of those that are good.

(866) afilargur ov, — af-il-ar’-goo-ros ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5366) (fila>rgurov ); unavaricious : — without covetousness, not greedy of filthy lucre.

(867) a]fixiv, — af’-ix-is ; from (864) (ajfikne>omai ); properly arrival , i.e. (by implication) departure : — departing.

(868) ajfi>sthmi , — af-is’-tay-mee ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (2476) (i[sthmi ); to remove , i.e. (active) instigate to revolt; usually (reflexive) to desist, desert , etc.: — depart, draw (fall) away, refrain, withdraw self.

(869) a]fnw , — af’-no ; adverb from (852) (ajfanh>v ) (contraction); unawares , i.e. unexpectedly : — suddenly.

(870) ajfo>bwv, — af-ob’-oce ; adverb from a compound of (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5401) (fo>bov ); fearlessly : — without fear.

(871) ajfomoio>w , — af-om-oy-o’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3666) (oJmoio>w ); to assimilate closely: — make like.

(872) ajfora>w , — af-or-ah’-o ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3708) (oJra>w ); to consider attentively: — look.

(873) ajfori>zw , — af-or-id’-zo ; from (575) (ajpo> ) and (3724) (oJri>zw ); to set off by boundary, i.e. (figurative) limit, exclude, appoint , etc.: — divide, separate, sever.

(874) ajformh> , — af-or-may’ ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (3729) (oJrma>w ); a starting -point, i.e. (figurative) an opportunity : — occasion.

(875) ajfri>zw , — af-rid’-zo ; from (876) (ajfro>v ); to froth at the mouth (in epilepsy): — foam.

(876) ajfro>v, — af-ros’ ; apparently a primary word; froth , i.e. slaver : — foaming.

(877) ajfrosu>nh , — af-ros-oo’-nay ; from (878) (a]frwn ); senselessness , i.e. (euphemistic) egotism ; (moral) recklessness : — folly, foolishly (-ness).

(878) a]frwn , — af’-rone ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5424) (frh>n ); properly mindless , i.e. stupid , (by implication) ignorant , (special) egotistic , (practically) rash , or (moral) unbelieving : — fool (-ish), unwise.

(879) ajfupno>w , — af-oop-no’-o ; from a compound of (575) (ajpo> ) and (5258) (u[pnov ); properly to become awake , i.e. (by implication) to drop (off) in slumber: — fall asleep.

(880) a]fwnov, — af’-o-nos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5456) (fwnh> ); voiceless , i.e. mute (by nature or choice); figurative unmeaning : — dumb, without signification.

(881) ÆAca>z , — akh-adz’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \271\ (‘Achaz)]; Achaz , an Israelite: — Achaz.

(882) ÆAcai`>a , — a ; ach-ah-ee’-ah/of uncertain derivative; Achaïa (i.e. Greece ), a country of Europe: — Achaia.

(883) ÆAcai`ko>v , — kos ; ach-ah-ee-kos’/from (882) ( ÆAcai`>a ); an Achaïan; Achaïus , a Christian: — Achaicus.

(884) ajca>ristov, — ach-ar’-is-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a presumed derivative of (5483) (cari>zomai ); thankless , i.e. ungrateful : — unthankful.

(885) ÆAcei>m , — akh-ime’ ; probably of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \3137\ (Yowqiym)]; Achim , an Israelite: — Achim.

(886) ajceiropoi>htov, — akh-i-rop-oy’-ay-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5499) (ceiropoi>htov ); unmanufactured , i.e. inartificial : — made without (not made with) hands.

(887) ajclu>v, — akh-looce’ ; of uncertain derivative; dimness of sight, i.e. (probably) a cataract : — mist.

(888) ajcrei~ov, — akh-ri’-os ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and a derivative of (5534) (crh> ) [compare (5532) (crei>a )]; useless , i.e. (euphemism) unmeritorious : — unprofitable.

(889) ajcreio>w , — akh-ri-o’-o ; from (888) (ajcrei~ov ); to render useless , i.e. spoil : — become unprofitable.

(890) a]crhstov, — akh’-race-tos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5543) (crhsto>v ); inefficient , i.e. (by implication) detrimental : — unprofitable.

(891) a]cri , — akh’-ree ; or a]criv , akh’-rece; akin to (206) (a]kron ) (through the idea of a terminus ); (of time) until or (of place) up to : — as far as, for, in (-to), till, (even, un-) to, until, while. Compare (3360) (me>cri ).

(892) a]curon , — akh’-oo-ron ; perhaps remotely from ce>w (to shed forth); chaff (as diffusive ): — chaff.

(893) ajyeudh>v, — aps-yoo-dace’ ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5579) (yeu~dov ); veracious : — that cannot lie.

(894) a]yinqov, — ap’-sin-thos ; of uncertain derivative; wormwood (as a type of bitterness , i.e. [figurative] calamity ): — wormwood.

(895) a]yucov, — ap’-soo-khos ; from (1) (a ) (as a negative particle) and (5590) (yuch> ); lifeless , i.e. inanimate (mechanical): — without life. B

(896) Ba>al , — bah’-al ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1168\ (Ba`al)]; Baal , a Phoenician deity (used as a symbol of idolatry): — Baal.

(897) Babulw>n , — bab-oo-lone’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \894\ (Babel)]; Babylon , the capital of Chald’ (literal or figurative [as a type of tyranny]): — Babylon.

(898) baqmo>v, — bath-mos’ ; from the same as (899) (ba>qov ); a step , i.e. (figurative) grade (of dignity): — degree.

(899) ba>qov, — bath’-os ; from the same as (901) (baqu>v ); profundity , i.e. (by implication) extent ; (figurative) mystery : — deep (-ness, things), depth.

(900) baqu>nw , — bath-oo’-no ; from (901) (baqu>v ); to deepen : — deep.

(901) baqu>v, — bath-oos’ ; from the base of (939) (ba>siv ); profound (as going down), literal or figurative: — deep, very early.

(902) bai`>on , — bah-ee’-on ; a diminutive of a derivative probably of the base of (939) (ba>siv ); a palm twig (as going out far): — branch.

(903) Balaa>m , — bal-ah-am’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1109\ (Bil`am)]; Balaam , a Mesopotamian (symbolic of a false teacher): — Balaam.

(904) Bala>k , — bal-ak’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1111\ (Balaq)]; Balak , a Moabite: — Balac.

(905) bala>ntion , — bal-an’-tee-on ; probably remotely from (906) (ba>llw ) (as a depository ); a pouch (for money): — bag, purse.

(906) ba>llw , — bal’-lo ; a primary verb; to throw (in various applications, more or less violent or intense): — arise, cast (out), x dung, lay, lie, pour, put (up), send, strike, throw (down), thrust. Compare (4496) (rJi>ptw ).

(907) bapti>zw , — bap-tid’-zo ; from a derivative of (911) (ba>ptw ); to make whelmed (i.e. fully wet ); used only (in the N.T.) of ceremonial ablution , especially (technical) of the ordinance of Christian baptism : — baptist, baptize, wash.

(908) ba>ptisma , — bap’-tis-mah ; from (907) (bapti>zw ); baptism (technical or figurative): — baptism.

(909) baptismo>v, — bap-tis-mos’ ; from (907) (bapti>zw ); ablution (ceremony or Christian): — baptism, washing.

(910) Baptisth>v, — bap-tis-tace’ ; from (907) (bapti>zw ); a baptizer , as an epithet of Christ’s forerunner: — Baptist.

(911) ba>ptw , — bap’-to ; a primary verb; to whelm , i.e. cover wholly with a fluid; in the N.T. only in a qualified or special sense, i.e. (literal) to moisten (a part of one’s person), or (by implication) to stain (as with dye): — dip.

(912) Barabba~v, — bar-ab-bas’ ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1347\ (ga’own) and (5) ( ÆAbba~ )]; son of Abba; Bar-abbas , an Israelite: — Barabbas.

(913) Bara>k , — bar-ak’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1301\ (Baraq)]; Barak , an Israelite: — Barak.

(914) Baraci>av, — bar-akh-ee’-as ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1296\ (Berekyah)]; Barachias (i.e. Berechijah ), an Israelite: — Barachias.

(915) ba>rbarov, — bar’-bar-os ; of uncertain derivative; a foreigner (i.e. non-Greek ): — barbarian (-rous).

(916) bare>w , — bar-eh’-o ; from (926) (baru>v ); to weigh down (figurative): — burden, charge, heavy, press.

(917) bare>wv, — bar-eh’-oce ; adverb from (926) (baru>v ); heavily (figurative): — dull.

(918) Barqolomai~ov, — bar-thol-om-ah’-yos ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and Hebrew \8526\ (Talmay)]; son of Tolmai; Bar-tholomaeus , a Christian apostle: — Bartholomeus.

(919) Barihsou~v, — bar-ee-ay-sooce’ ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and Hebrew \3091\ (Yehowshuwa`)]; son of Jesus (or Joshua ); Bar-jesus , an Israelite: — Barjesus.

(920) Bariwna~v, — bar-ee-oo-nas’ ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and Hebrew \3124\ (Yonah)]; son of Jonas (or Jonah ); Bar-jonas , an Israelite: — Bar-jona.

(921) Barna>bav, — bar-nab’-as ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and Hebrew \5029\ (nebiy’)]; son of Nabas (i.e. prophecy ); Barnabas , an Israelite: — Barnabas.

(922) ba>rov, — bar’-os ; probably from the same as (939) (ba>siv ) (through the notion of going down; compare (899) (ba>qov )); weight ; in the N.T. only figurative a load, abundance, authority : — burden (-some), weight.

(923) Barsaba~v, — bar-sab-as’ ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and probably Hebrew \6634\ (tseba’)]; son of Sabas (or Tsaba ); Bar-sabas , the name of two Israelites: — Barsabas.

(924) Bartimai~ov, — bar-tim-ah’-yos ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1247\ (bar) and Hebrew \2931\ (tame’)]; son of Timaeus (or the unclean ); Bar-timaeus , an Israelite: — Bartimaeus.

(925) baru>nw , — bar-oo’-no ; from (926) (baru>v ); to burden (figurative): — overcharge.

(926) baru>v, — bar-ooce’ ; from the same as (922) (ba>rov ); weighty , i.e. (figurative) burdensome, grave : — grievous, heavy, weightier.

(927) baru>timov, — bar-oo’-tim-os ; from (926) (baru>v ) and (5092) (timh> ); highly valuable : — very precious.

(928) basani>zw , — bas-an-id’-zo ; from (931) (ba>sanov ); to torture : — pain, toil, torment, toss, vex.

(929) basanismo>v, — bas-an-is-mos’ ; from (928) (basani>zw ); torture : — torment.

(930) basanisth>v, — bas-an-is-tace’ ; from (928) (basani>zw ); a torturer : — tormentor.

(931) ba>sanov, — bas’-an-os ; perhaps remotely from the same as (939) (ba>siv ) (through the notion of going to the bottom); a touchstone , i.e. (by analogy) torture : — torment.

(932) basilei>a , — bas-il-i’-ah ; from (935) (basileu>v ); properly royalty , i.e. (abstract) rule , or (concrete) a realm (literal or figurative): — kingdom, + reign.

(933) basi>leion , — bas-il’-i-on ; neuter of (934) (basi>leiov ); a palace : — king’s court.

(934) basi>leiov, — bas-il’-i-os ; from (935) (basileu>v ); kingly (in nature): — royal.

(935) basileu>v, — bas-il-yooce’ ; probably from (939) (ba>siv ) (through the notion of a foundation of power); a sovereign (absact, relative or figurative): — king.

(936) basileu>w , — bas-il-yoo’-o ; from (935) (basileu>v ); to rule (literal or figurative): — king, reign.

(937) basiliko>v, — bas-il-ee-kos’ ; from (935) (basileu>v ); regal (in relation), i.e. (literal) belonging to (or befitting) the sovereign (as land, dress, or a courtier ), or (figurative) preeminent : — king’s, nobleman, royal.

(938) basi>lissa , — bas-il’-is-sah ; feminine from (936) (basileu>w ); a queen : — queen.

(939) ba>siv, — bas’-ece ; from bai>nw (to walk ); a pace (“base”), i.e. (by implication) the foot : — foot.

(940) baskai>nw , — bas-kah’ee-no ; akin to (5335) (fa>skw ); to malign , i.e. (by extension) to fascinate (by false representations): — bewitch.

(941) basta>zw , — bas-tad’-zo ; perhaps remotely derivative from the base of (939) (ba>siv ) (through the idea of removal ); to lift , literal or figurative (endure, declare, sustain, receive , etc.): — bear, carry, take up.

(942) ba>tov, — bat’-os ; of uncertain derivative; a brier shrub: — bramble, bush.

(943) ba>tov, — bat’-os ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1324\ (bath)]; a bath , or measure for liquids: — measure.

(944) ba>tracov, — bat’-rakh-os ; of uncertain derivative; a frog : — frog.

(945) battologe>w , — bat-tol-og-eh’-o ; from Ba>ttov (a proverbial stammerer) and (3056) (lo>gov ); to stutter , i.e. (by implication) to prate tediously: — use vain repetitions.

(946) bde>lugma , — bdel’-oog-mah ; from (948) (bdelu>ssw ); a detestation , i.e. (special) idolatry : — abomination.

(947) bdelukto>v, — bdel-ook-tos’ ; from (948) (bdelu>ssw ); detestable , i.e. (special) idolatrous : — abominable.

(948) bdelu>ssw , — bdel-oos’-so ; from a (presumed) derivative of bde>w (to stink ); to be disgusted , i.e. (by implication) detest (especially of idolatry): — abhor, abominable.

(949) be>baiov, — beb’-ah-yos ; from the base of (939) (ba>siv ) (through the idea of basality ); stable (literal or figurative): — firm, of force, stedfast, sure.

(950) bebaio>w , — beb-ah-yo’-o ; from (949) (be>baiov ); to stabilitate (figurative): — confirm, (e-) stablish.

(951) bebai>wsiv, — beb-ah’-yo-sis ; from (950) (bebaio>w ); stabiliment : — confirmation.

(952) be>bhlov, — beb’-ay-los ; from the base of (939) (ba>siv ) and bhlo>v (a threshold ); accessible (as by crossing the door-way ), i.e. (by implication of Jewish notions) heathenish, wicked : — profane (person).

(953) bebhlo>w , — beb-ay-lo’-o ; from (952) (be>bhlov ); to desecrate : — profane.

(954) Beelzebou>l , — beh-el-zeb-ool’ ; of Chaldee origin [by parody upon Hebrew \1176\ (Ba`al Zebuwb)]; dung-god; Beelzebul , a name of Satan: — Beelzebub.

(955) Beli>al , — bel-ee’-al ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1100\ (beliya`al)], worthlessness; Belial , as an epithet of Satan: — Belial.

(956) be>lov, — bel’-os ; from (906) (ba>llw ); a missile , i.e. spear or arrow : — dart.

(957) belti>on , — bel-tee’-on ; neuter of a compound of a derivative of (906) (ba>llw ) (used for the comparative of (18) (ajgaqo>v )); better : — very well.

(958) Beniami>n , — ben-ee-am-een’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1144\ (Binyamiyn)]; Benjamin , an Israelite: — Benjamin.

(959) Berni>kh , — ber-nee’-kay ; from a provincial form of (5342) (fe>rw ) and (3529) (ni>kh ); victorious; Bernicè , a member of the Herodian family: — Bernice.

(960) Be>roia , — ber’-oy-ah ; perhaps a provincial from a derivative of (4008) (pe>ran ) [Peraea , i.e. the region beyond the coast-line]; Beroea , a place in Macedonia: — Berea.

(961) Beroiai~ov, — ber-oy-ah’-yos ; from (960) ( Be>roia ); a Beroean or native of Beroea: — of Berea.

(962) Bhqabara> , — bay-thab-ar-ah’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1004\ (bayith) and Hebrew \5679\ (`abarah)]; ferry-house; Bethabara (i.e. Bethabarah ), a place on the Jordan: — Bethabara.

(963) Bhqani>a , — bay-than-ee’-ah ; of Chaldee origin; date-house; Bethany , a place in Palestine: — Bethany.

(964) Bhqesda> , — bay-thes-dah’ ; of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1004\ (bayith) and Hebrew \2617\ (checed)]; house of kindness; Beth-esda , a pool in Jerusalem: — Bethesda.

(965) Bhqlee>m , — bayth-leh-em’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1036\ (Beyth le-`Aphrah)]; Bethleem (i.e. Beth-lechem ), a place in Palestine: — Bethlehem.

(966) Bhqsai`da> ; bayth-sahee-dah’/of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1004\ (bayith) and Hebrew \6719\ (tsayad)]; fishing-house; Bethsaïda , a place in Palestine: — Bethsaida.

(967) Bhqfagh> , — bayth-fag-ay’ ; of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1004\ (bayith) and Hebrew \6291\ (pag)]; fig-house; Bethphagè , a place in Palestine: — Bethphage.

(968) bh~ma , — bay’-ma ; from the base of (939) (ba>siv ); a step , i.e. footbreath ; by implication a rostrum , i.e. tribunal : — judgment-seat, set [foot] on, throne.

(969) bh>rullov, — bay’-rool-los ; of uncertain derivative; a “beryl ”: — beryl.

(970) bi>a , — bee’-ah ; probably akin to (979) (bi>ov ) (through the idea of vital activity); force : — violence.

(971) bia>zw , — bee-ad’-zo ; from (970) (bi>a ); to force , i.e. (reflex.) to crowd oneself (into), or (passive) to be seized : — press, suffer violence.

(972) bi>aiov, — bee’-ah-yos ; from (970) (bi>a ); violent : — mighty.

(973) biasth>v, — bee-as-tace’ ; from (971) (bia>zw ); a forcer , i.e. (figurative) energetic : — violent.

(974) bibliari>dion , — bib-lee-ar-id’-ee-on ; a diminutive of (975) (bibli>on ); a booklet : — little book.

(975) bibli>on , — bib-lee’-on ; a diminutive of (976) (bi>blov ); a roll : — bill, book, scroll, writing.

(976) bi>blov, — bib’-los ; properly the inner bark of the papyrus plant, i.e. (by implication) a sheet or scroll of writing: — book.

(977) bibrw>skw , — bib-ro’-sko ; a reduplicated and prolonged form of an obsolete primary verb [perhaps causative of (1006) (bo>skw )]; to eat : — eat.

(978) Biquni>a , — bee-thoo-nee’-ah ; of uncertain derivative; Bithynia , a region of Asia: — Bithynia.

(979) bi>ov, — bee’-os ; a primary word; life , i.e. (literal) the present state of existence; by implication the means of livelihood : — good, life, living.

(980) bio>w , — bee-o’-o ; from (979) (bi>ov ); to spend existence: — live.

(981) bi>wsiv, — bee’-o-sis ; from (980) (bio>w ); living (properly the act, by implication the mode): — manner of life.

(982) biwtiko>v, — bee-o-tee-kos’ ; from a derivative of (980) (bio>w ); relating to the present existence : — of (pertaining to, things that pertain to) this life.

(983) blabero>v, — blab-er-os’ ; from (984) (bla>ptw ); injurious : — hurtful.

(984) bla>ptw , — blap’-to ; a primary verb; properly to hinder , i.e. (by implication) to injure : — hurt.

(985) blasta>nw , — blas-tan’-o ; from blasto>v (a sprout ); to germinate ; by implication to yield fruit: — bring forth, bud, spring (up).

(986) Bla>stov, — blas’-tos ; perhaps the same as the base of (985) (blasta>nw ); Blastus , an officer of Herod Agrippa: — Blastus.

(987) blasfhme>w , — blas-fay-meh’-o ; from (989) (bla>sfhmov ); to vilify ; specially to speak impiously : — (speak) blaspheme (-er, - mously, -my), defame, rail on, revile, speak evil.

(988) blasfhmi>a , — blas-fay-me’-ah ; from (989) (bla>sfhmov ); vilification (especially against God): — blasphemy, evil speaking, railing.

(989) bla>sfhmov, — blas’-fay-mos ; from a derivative of (984) (bla>ptw ) and (5345) (fh>mh ); scurrilous , i.e. calumnious (against man), or (special) impious (against God): — blasphemer (-mous), railing.

(990) ble>mma , — blem’-mah ; from (991) (ble>pw ); vision (properly concrete; by implication abstract): — seeing.

(991) ble>pw , — blep’-o ; a primary verb; to look at (literal or figurative): — behold, beware, lie, look (on, to), perceive, regard, see, sight, take heed. Compare (3700) (ojpta>nomai ).

(992) blhte>ov, — blay-teh’-os ; from (906) (ba>llw ); fit to be cast (i.e. applied ): — must be put.

(993) Boanerge>v, — bo-an-erg-es’ ; of Chaldee origin [ Hebrew \1123\ (ben) and Hebrew \7266\ (regaz)]; sons of commotion; Boa`nerges , an epithet of two of the Apostles: — Boanerges.

(994) boa>w , — bo-ah’-o ; apparently a prolonged form of a primary verb; to halloo , i.e. shout (for help or in a tumultuous way): — cry.

(995) boh> , — bo-ay’ ; from (994) (boa>w ); a halloo , i.e. call (for aid, etc.): — cry.

(996) boh>qeia , — bo-ay’-thi-ah ; from (998) (bohqo>v ); aid ; specially a rope or chain for frapping a vessel: — help.

(997) boeqe>w , — bo-ay-theh’-o ; from (998) (bohqo>v ); to aid or relieve : — help, succour.

(998) bohqo>v, — bo-ay-thos’ ; from Greek (995) (boh> ) and qe>w (to run ); a succorer : — helper.

(999) bo>qunov, — both’-oo-nos ; akin to (900) (baqu>nw ); a hole (in the ground); specially a cistern : — ditch, pit.

(1000) bolh> , — bol-ay’ ; from (906) (ba>llw ); a throw (as a measure of distance): — cast.

(1001) boli>zw , — bol-id’-zo ; from (1002) (boli>v ); to heave the lead: — sound.

(1002) boli>v, — bol-ece’ ; from (906) (ba>llw ); a missile , i.e. javelin : — dart.

(1003) Boo>z , — bo-oz’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1162\ (Bo`az)]; Boo`z , (i.e. Boa`z ), an Israelite: — Booz.

(1004) bo>rborov, — bor’-bor-os ; of uncertain derivative; mud : — mire.

(1005) borjrJa~v, — bor-hras’ ; of uncertain derivative; the north (properly wind): — north.

(1006) bo>skw , — bos’-ko ; a prolonged form of a primary verb [compare (977) (bibrw>skw ), (1016) (bou~v )]; to pasture ; by extension to fodder ; reflexive to graze : — feed, keep.

(1007) Boso>r , — bos-or’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1160\ (Be`owr)]; Bosor (i.e. Beo`r ), a Moabite: — Bosorigin

(1008) bota>nh , — bot-an’-ay ; from (1006) (bo>skw ); herbage (as if for grazing ): — herb.

(1009) bo>truv, — bot’-rooce ; of uncertain derivative; a bunch (of grapes): — (vine) cluster (of the vine).

(1010) bouleuth>v, — bool-yoo-tace’ ; from (1011) (bouleu>w ); an adviser , i.e. (special) a councillor or member of the Jewish Sanhedrim: — counsellorigin

(1011) bouleu>w , — bool-yoo’-o ; from (1012) (boulh> ); to advise , i.e. (reflexive) deliberate , or (by implication) resolve : — consult, take counsel, determine, be minded, purpose.

(1012) boulh> , — boo-lay’ ; from (1014) (bou>lomai ); volition , i.e. (object) advice , or (by implication) purpose : — + advise, counsel, will.

(1013) bou>lhma , — boo’-lay-mah ; from (1014) (bou>lomai ); a resolve : — purpose, will.

(1014) bou>lomai , — boo’-lom-ahee ; middle of a primary verb; to “will ,” i.e. (reflexive) be willing : — be disposed, minded, intend, list, (be, of own) will (-ing). Compare (2309) (qe>lw ).

(1015) bouno>v, — boo-nos’ ; probably of foreign origin; a hillock : — hill.

(1016) bou~v, — booce ; probably from the base of (1006) (bo>skw ); an ox (as grazing ), i.e. an animal of that species (“beef”): — ox.

(1017) brabei~on , — brab-i’-on ; from brabeu>v (an umpire ; of uncertain derivative); an award (of arbitration), i.e. (special) a prize in the public games: — prize.

(1018) brabeu>w , — brab-yoo’-o ; from the same as (1017) (brabei~on ); to arbitrate , i.e. (genitive) to govern (figurative prevail ): — rule.

(1019) bradu>nw , — brad-oo’-no ; from (1021) (bradu>v ); to delay : — be slack, tarry.

(1020) braduploe>w , — brad-oo-plo-eh’-o ; from (1021) (bradu>v ) and a prolonged form of Greek (4126) (ple>w ); to sail slowly : — sail slowly.

(1021) bradu>v, — brad-ooce’ ; of uncertain affinative; slow ; figurative dull : — slow.

(1022) bradu>thv, — brad-oo’-tace ; from (1021) (bradu>v ); tardiness : — slackness.

(1023) braci>wn , — brakh-ee’-own ; properly, comparitive of (1024) (bracu>v ), but apparently in the sense of bra>ssw (to wield ); the arm , i.e. (figurative) strength : — arm.

(1024) bracu>v, — brakh-ooce’ ; of uncertain affinity; short (of time, place, quantity, or number): — few words, little (space, while).

(1025) bre>fov, — bref’-os ; of uncertain affinity; an infant (properly unborn) literal or figurative: — babe, (young) child, infant.

(1026) bre>cw , — brekh’-o ; a primary verb; to moisten (especially by a shower): — (send) rain, wash.

(1027) bronth> , — bron-tay’ ; akin to bre>mw (to roar ); thunder : — thunder (-ing).

(1028) broch> , — brokh-ay’ ; from Hebrew \1026\ (Beyth ha-`Arabah); rain : — rain.

(1029) bro>cov, — brokh’-os ; of uncertain derivative; a noose : — snare.

(1030) brugmo>v, — broog-mos’ ; from (1031) (bru>cw ); a grating (of the teeth): — gnashing.

(1031) bru>cw , — broo’-kho ; a primary verb; to grate the teeth (in pain or rage): — gnash.

(1032) bru>w , — broo’-o ; a primary verb; to swell out, i.e. (by implication) to gush ): — send forth.

(1033) brw~ma , — bro’-mah ; from the base of (977) (bibrw>skw ); food (literal or figurative), especially (cerimonial) articles allowed or forbidden by the Jewish law: — meat, victuals.

(1034) brw>simov, — bro’-sim-os ; from (1035) (brw~siv ); eatable : — meat.

(1035) brw~siv, — bro’-sis ; from the base of (977) (bibrw>skw ); (abstract) eating (literal or figurative); by extensive (concrete) food (literal or figurative): — eating, food, meat.

(1036) buqi>zw , — boo-thid’-zo ; from (1037) (buqo>v ); to sink ; by implication to drown : — begin to sink, drown.

(1037) buqo>v, — boo-thos’ ; a variation of (899) (ba>qov ); depth , i.e. (by implication) the sea : — deep.

(1038) burseu>v, — boorce-yooce’ ; from bu>rsa (a hide ); a tanner : — tanner.

(1039) bu>ssinov, — boos’-see-nos ; from (1040) (bu>ssov ); made of linen (neuter a linen cloth ): — fine linen.

(1040) bu>ssov, — boos’-sos ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \948\ (buwts)]; white linen : — fine linen.

(1041) bw~mov, — bo’-mos ; from the base of (939) (ba>siv ); properly a stand , i.e. (specifcally) an altar : — altar. G

(1042) gabbaqa> , — gab-bath-ah’ ; of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1355\ (gab)]; the knoll; gabbatha , a vernacular term for the Roman tribunal in Jerusalem: — Gabbatha.

(1043) Gabrih>l , — gab-ree-ale’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1403\ (Gabriy’el)]; Gabriel , an archangel: — Gabriel.

(1044) ga>ggraina , — gang’-grahee-nah ; from grai>nw (to gnaw ); an ulcer (“gangrene”): — canker.

(1045) Ga>d , — gad ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1410\ (Gad)]; Gad , a tribe of Israel: — Gad.

(1046) Gadarhno>v, — gad-ar-ay-nos’ ; from Gadara> (a town East of the Jordan); a Gadarene or inhabitant of Gadara: — Gadarene.

(1047) ga>za , — gad’-zah ; of foreign origin; a treasure : — treasure.

(1048) Ga>za , — gad’-zah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \5804\ (`Azzah)]; Gazah (i.e. Azzah ), a place in Palestine: — Gaza.

(1049) gazofula>kion , — gad-zof-oo-lak’-ee-on ; from (1047) (ga>za ) and (5438) (fulakh> ); a treasure-house , i.e. a court in the temple for the collection-boxes: — treasury.

(1050) Ga>i`ov ; gah’-ee-os/of Latin origin; Gaïus (i.e. Caius ), a Christian: — Gaius.

(1051) ga>la , — gal’-ah ; of uncertaint affinity; milk (figurative): — milk.

(1052) Gala>thv, — gal-at’-ace ; from (1053) ( Galati>a ); a Galatian or inhabitant of Galatia: — Galatian.

(1053) Galati>a , — gal-at-ee’-ah ; of foreign origin; Galatia , a region of Asia: — Galatia.

(1054) Galatiko>v, — gal-at-ee-kos’ ; from (1053) ( Galati>a ); Galatic or relating to Galatia: — of Galatia.

(1055) galh>nh , — gal-ay’-nay ; of uncertain derivative; tranquillity : — calm.

(1056) Galilai>a , — gal-il-ah’-yah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1551\ (Galiyl)]; Galilaea (i.e. the heathen circle ), a region of Palestine: — Galilee.

(1057) Galilai~ov, — gal-ee-lah’-yos ; from (1056) ( Galilai>a ); Galilaean or belonging to Galilaea: — Galilaean, of Galilee.

(1058) Galli>wn , — gal-lee’-own ; of Latin origin; Gallion (i.e. Gallio ), a Roman officer: — Gallio.

(1059) Gamalih>l , — gam-al-ee-ale’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1583\ (Gamliy’el)]; Gamaliel (i.e. Gamliel ), an Israelite: — Gamaliel.

(1060) game>w , — gam-eh’-o ; from (1062) (ga>mov ); to wed (of either sex): — marry (a wife).

(1061) gami>skw , — gam-is’-ko ; from (1062) (ga>mov ); to espouse (a daughter to a husband): — give in marriage.

(1062) ga>mov, — gam’-os ; of uncertain affinity; nuptials : — marriage, wedding.

(1063) ga>r , — gar ; a primary particle; properly assigning a reason (used in argument, explanation or intensification; often with other particles): — and, as, because (that), but, even, for, indeed, no doubt, seeing, then, therefore, verily, what, why, yet.

(1064) gasth>r , — gas-tare’ ; of uncertain derivative; the stomach ; by analogy the matrix ; figurative a gourmand : — belly, + with child, womb.

(1065) ge> , — gheh ; a primary particle of emphasis or qualification (often used with other particles prefixed): — and besides, doubtless, at least, yet.

(1066) Gedew>n , — ghed-eh-own’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1439\ (Gid`own)]; Gedeon (i.e. Gid [e ]on ), an Israelite: — Gedeon.

(1067) ge>enna , — gheh’-en-nah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1516\ (gay’) and Hebrew \2011\ (Hinnom)]; valley of (the son of) Hinnom; gehenna (or Ge-Hinnom ), a valley of Jerusalem, used (figurative) as a name for the place (or state) of everlasting punishment: — hell.

(1068) Geqshmanh~ , — gheth-say-man-ay’ ; of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1660\ (gath) and Hebrew \8081\ (shemen)]; oil-press ; Gethsemane , a garden near Jerusalem: — Gethsemane.

(1069) gei>twn , — ghi’-tone ; from (1093) (gh~ ); a neighbor (as adjoining one’s ground ); by implication a friend : — neighbour.

(1070) gela>w , — ghel-ah’-o ; of uncertain affinity; to laugh (as a sign of joy or satisfaction): — laugh.

(1071) ge>lwv, — ghel’-oce ; from (1070) (gela>w ); laughter (as a mark of gratification): — laughter.

(1072) gemi>zw , — ghem-id’-zo ; transitive from (1073) (ge>mw ); to fill entirely: — fill (be) full.

(1073) ge>mw , — ghem’-o ; a primary verb; to swell out, i.e. be full : — be full.

(1074) genea> , — ghen-eh-ah’ ; from (a presumed derivative of) (1085) (ge>nov ); a generation ; by implication an age (the period or the persons): — age, generation, nation, time.

(1075) genealoge>w , — ghen-eh-al-og-eh’-o ; from (1074) (genea> ) and (3056) (lo>gov ); to reckon by generations , i.e. trace in genealogy : — count by descent.

(1076) genealogi>a , — ghen-eh-al-og-ee’-ah ; from the same as (1075) (genealoge>w ); tracing by generations , i.e. “genealogy ”: — genealogy.

(1077) gene>sia , — ghen-es’-ee-ah ; neuter plural of a derivative of (1078) (ge>nesiv ); birthday ceremonies: — birthday.

(1078) ge>nesiv, — ghen’-es-is ; from the same as Greek (1074) (genea> ); nativity ; figurative nature : — generation, nature (-ral).

(1079) geneth> , — ghen-et-ay’ ; feminine of a presumed derivative of the base of (1074) (genea> ); birth : — birth.

(1080) genna>w , — ghen-nah’-o ; from a variation of (1085) (ge>nov ); to procreate (properly of the father, but by extension of the mother); figurative to regenerate : — bear, beget, be born, bring forth, conceive, be delivered of, gender, make, spring.

(1081) ge>nnhma , — ghen’-nay-mah ; from (1080) (genna>w ); offspring ; by analogy produce (literal or figurative): — fruit, generation.

(1082) Gennhsare>t , — ghen-nay-sar-et’ ; of Hebrew origin [compare Hebrew \3672\ (Kinnerowth)]; Gennesaret (i.e. Kinnereth ), a lake and plain in Palestine: — Gennesaret.

(1083) ge>nnhsiv, — ghen’-nay-sis ; from (1080) (genna>w ); nativity : — birth.

(1084) gennhto>v, — ghen-nay-tos’ ; from (1080) (genna>w ); born : — they that are born.

(1085) ge>nov, — ghen’-os ; from (1096) (gi>nomai ); “kin ” (abstract or concrete, literal or figurative, indivual or collective): — born, country (-man), diversity, generation, kind (-red), nation, offspring, stock.

(1086) Gergeshno>v, — gher-ghes-ay-nos’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1622\ (Girgashiy)]; a Gergesene (i.e. Girgashite ) or one of the aborigines of Palestine: — Gergesene.

(1087) gerousi>a , — gher-oo-see’-ah ; from (1088) (ge>rwn ); the eldership , i.e. (collective) the Jewish Sanhedrim : — senate.

(1088) ge>rwn , — gher’-own ; of uncertain affinity [compare (1094) (gh~rav )]; aged : — old.

(1089) geu>omai , — ghyoo’-om-ahee ; a primary verb; to taste ; by implication to eat ; figurative to experience (good or ill): — eat, taste.

(1090) gewrge>w , — gheh-ore-gheh’-o ; from Greek (1092) (gewrgo>v ); to till (the soil): — dress.

(1091) gew>rgion , — gheh-ore’-ghee-on ; neuter of a (presumed) derivative of (1092) (gewrgo>v ); cultivable , i.e. a farm : — husbandry.

(1092) gewrgo>v, — gheh-ore-gos’ ; from (1093) (gh~ ) and the base of (2041) (e]rgon ); a land-worker , i.e. farmer : — husbandman.

(1093) gh~ , — ghay ; contrete from a primary word; soil ; by extension a region , or the solid part or the whole of the terrene globe (including the occupants in each application): — country, earth (-ly), ground, land, world.

(1094) gh~rav, — ghay’-ras ; akin to (1088) (ge>rwn ); senility : — old age.

(1095) ghra>skw , — ghay-ras’-ko ; from (1094) (gh~rav ); to be senescent : — be (wax) old.

(1096) gi>nomai , — ghin’-om-ahee ; a prolonged and middle form of a primary verb; to cause to be (“gen ”-erate ), i.e. (reflexive) to become (come into being ), used with great latitude (literal, figurative, intensive, etc.): — arise, be assembled, be (-come, - fall, -have self), be brought (to pass), (be) come (to pass), continue, be divided, draw, be ended, fall, be finished, follow, be found, be fulfilled, + God forbid, grow, happen, have, be kept, be made, be married, be ordained to be, partake, pass, be performed, be published, require, seem, be showed, x soon as it was, sound, be taken, be turned, use, wax, will, would, be wrought.

(1097) ginw>skw , — ghin-oce’-ko ; a prolonged form of a primary verb; to “know ” (absolute), in a great variety of applications and with many implication (as follow, with others not thus clearly expressed): — allow, be aware (of), feel, (have) know (-ledge), perceive, be resolved, can speak, be sure, understand.

(1098) gleu~kov, — glyoo’-kos ; akin to (1099) (gluku>v ); sweet wine, i.e. (properly) must (fresh juice), but used of the more saccharine (and therefore highly inebriating) fermented wine : — new wine.

(1099) gluku>v, — gloo-koos’ ; of uncertain affinity; sweet (i.e. not bitter nor salt): — sweet, fresh.

(1100) glw~ssa , — gloce-sah’ ; of uncertain affinity; the tongue ; by implication a language (specially one naturally unacquired): — tongue.

(1101) glwsso>komon , — gloce-sok’-om-on ; from (1100) (glw~ssa ) and the base of (2889) (ko>smov ); properly a case (to keep mouthpieces of wind-instruments in), i.e. (by extension) a casket or (special) purse : — bag.

(1102) gnafeu>v, — gnaf-yuce’ ; by variation for a derivative from kna>ptw (to tease cloth); a cloth-dresser : — fuller.

(1103) gnh>siov, — gnay’-see-os ; from the same as (1077) (gene>sia ); legitimate (of birth), i.e. genuine : — own, sincerity, true.

(1104) gnhsi>wv, — gnay-see’-oce ; adverb from (1103) (gnh>siov ); genuinely , i.e. really : — naturally.

(1105) gno>fov, — gnof’-os ; akin to (3509) (ne>fov ); gloom (as of a storm): — blackness.

(1106) gnw>mh , — gno’-may ; from (1097) (ginw>skw ); cognition , i.e. (subject) opinion , or (object) resolve (counsel, consent , etc.): — advice, + agree, judgment, mind, purpose, will.

(1107) gnwri>zw , — gno-rid’-zo ; from a derivative of (1097) (ginw>skw ); to make known ; subject to know : — certify, declare, make known, give to understand, do to wit, wot.

(1108) gnw~siv, — gno’-sis ; from (1097) (ginw>skw ); knowing (the act), i.e. (by implication) knowledge : — knowledge, science.

(1109) gnw>sthv, — gnoce’-tace ; from (1097) (ginw>skw ); a knower : — expert.

(1110) gnwsto>v, — gnoce-tos’ ; from (1097) (ginw>skw ); well known : — acquaintance, (which may be) known, notable.

(1111) goggu>zw , — gong-good’-zo ; of uncertain derivative; to grumble : — murmur.

(1112) goggusmo>v, — gong-goos-mos’ ; from (1111) (goggu>zw ); a grumbling : — grudging, murmuring.

(1113) goggusth>v, — gong-goos-tace’ ; from (1111) (goggu>zw ); a grumbler : — murmurer.

(1114) go>hv, — go’-ace ; from goa>w (to wail ); properly a wizard (as muttering spells), i.e. (by implication) an imposter : — seducer.

(1115) Golgoqa~ , — gol-goth-ah’ ; of Chaldee origin [compare Hebrew \1538\ (gulgoleth)]; the skull; Golgotha , a knoll near Jerusalem: — Golgotha.

(1116) Go>morjrJa , — gom’-or-hrhah ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \6017\ (`Amorah)]; Gomorrha (i.e. Amorah ), a place near the Dead Sea: — Gomorrha.

(1117) go>mov, — gom’-os ; from (1073) (ge>mw ); a load (as filling ), i.e. (special) a cargo , or (by extension) wares : — burden, merchandise.

(1118) goneu>v, — gon-yooce’ ; from the base of (1096) (gi>nomai ); a parent : — parent.

(1119) gonu> , — gon-oo’ ; of uncertain affinity; the “knee ”: — knee (x -l).

(1120) gonupete>w , — gon-oo-pet-eh’-o ; from a compound of (1119) (gonu> ) and the alternative of (4098) (pi>ptw ); to fall on the knee : — bow the knee, kneel down.

(1121) gra>mma , — gram’-mah ; from (1125) (gra>fw ); a writing , i.e. a letter, note, epistle, book , etc.; plural learning : — bill, learning, letter, scripture, writing, written.

(1122) grammateu>v, — gram-mat-yooce’ ; from (1121) (gra>mma ); a writer , i.e. (professionally) scribe or secretary : — scribe, townclerk.

(1123) grapto>v, — grap-tos’ ; from (1125) (gra>fw ); inscribed (figurative): — written.

(1124) grafh> , — graf-ay’ ; from (1125) (gra>fw ); a document , i.e. holy Writ (or its contents or a statement in it): — scripture.

(1125) gra>fw , — graf’-o ; a primary verb; to “grave ”, especially to write ; figurative to describe : — describe, write (-ing, -ten).

(1126) graw>dhv, — grah-o’-dace ; from grau~v (an old woman ) and (1491) (ei+dov ); crone-like , i.e. silly : — old wives’.

(1127) grhgoreu>w , — gray-gor-yoo’-o ; from (1453) (ejgei>rw ); to keep awake , i.e. watch (literal or figurative): — be vigilant, wake, (be) watch (-ful).

(1128) gumna>zw , — goom-nad’-zo ; from (1131) (gumno>v ); to practise naked (in the games), i.e. train (figurative): — exercise.

(1129) gumnasi>a , — goom-nas-ee’-ah ; from (1128) (gumna>zw ); training , i.e. (figurative) asceticism : — exercise.

(1130) gumnhteu>w , — goom-nayt-yoo’-o ; from a derivative of (1131) (gumno>v ); to strip , i.e. (reflexive) go poorly clad : — be naked.

(1131) gumno>v, — goom-nos’ ; of uncertain affinity; nude (absolute or relative, literal or figurative): — naked.

(1132) gumno>thv, — goom-not’-ace ; from (1131) (gumno>v ); nudity (absolute or comparative): — nakedness.

(1133) gunaika>rion , — goo-nahee-kar’-ee-on ; a diminutive from (1135) (gunh> ); a little (i.e. foolish ) woman : — silly woman.

(1134) gunaikei~ov, — goo-nahee-ki’-os ; from (1135) (gunh> ); feminine : — wife.

(1135) gunh> , — goo-nay’ ; probably from the base of (1096) (gi>nomai ); a woman ; specially a wife : — wife, woman.

(1136) Gw>g , — gogue ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1463\ (Gowg)]; Gog , a symblical name for some future Antichrist: — Gog.

(1137) gwni>a , — go-nee’-ah ; probably akin to (1119) (gonu> ); an angle : — corner, quarter. D

(1138) Dabi>d , — dab-eed’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1732\ (David)]; Dabid (i.e. David ), the Israelites king: — David.

(1139) daimoni>zomai , — dahee-mon-id’-zom-ahee ; middle from (1142) (dai>mwn ); to be exercised by a daemon : — have a (be vexed with, be possessed with) devil (-s).

(1140) daimo>nion , — dahee-mon’-ee-on ; neuter of a derivative of (1142) (dai>mwn ); a daemonic being ; by extensive a deity : — devil, god.

(1141) daimoniw>dhv, — dahee-mon-ee-o’-dace ; from (1140) (daimo>nion ) and (1142) (dai>mwn ); daemon-like : — devilish.

(1142) dai>mwn , — dah’ee-mown ; from dai>w (to distribute fortunes); a daemon or supernatural spirit (of a bad nature): — devil.

(1143) da>knw , — dak’-no ; a prolonged form of a primary root; to bite , i.e. (figurative) thwart : — bite.

(1144) da>kru , — dak’-roo ; or da>kruon , dak’-roo-on; of uncertain affinity; a tear : — tear.

(1145) dakru>w , — dak-roo’-o ; from (1144) (da>kru ); to shed tears : — weep. Compare (2799) (klai>w ).

(1146) daktu>liov, — dak-too’-lee-os ; from (1147) (da>ktulov ); a finger -ring: — ring.

(1147) da>ktulov, — dak’-too-los ; probably from (1176) (de>ka ); a finger : — finger.

(1148) Dalmanouqa> , — dal-man-oo-thah’ ; probably of Chaldee origin; Dalmanutha , a place in Palestine: — Dalmanutha.

(1149) Dalmati>a , — dal-mat-ee’-ah ; probably of foreign derivative; Dalmatia , a region of Europe: — Dalmatia.

(1150) dama>zw dam-ad’-zo ; a variation of an obslete primary of the same meaning; to tame : — tame.

(1151) da>maliv, — dam’-al-is ; probably from the base of (1150) (dama>zw ); a heifer (as tame ): — heifer.

(1152) Da>mariv, — dam’-ar-is ; probably from the base of (1150) (dama>zw ); perhaps gentle; Damaris , an Athenian woman: — Damaris.

(1153) Damaskhno>v, — dam-as-kay-nos’ ; from (1154) ( Damasko>v ); a Damascene or inhabitant of Damascus: — Damascene.

(1154) Damasko>v, — dam-as-kos’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1834\ (Dammeseq)]; Damascus , a city of Syria: — Damascus.

(1155) danei>zw , — dan-ide’-zo ; from (1156) (da>neion ); to loan on interest; reflexive to borrow : — borrow, lend.

(1156) da>neion , — dan’-i-on ; from da>nov (a gift ); probably akin to the base of (1325) (di>dwmi ); a loan : — debt.

(1157) daneisth>v, — dan-ice-tace’ ; from (1155) (danei>zw ); a lender : — creditorigin

(1158) Danih>l , — dan-ee-ale’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \1840\ (Daniye’l)]; Daniel , an Israelite: — Daniel.

(1159) dapana>w , — dap-an-ah’-o ; from (1160) (dapa>nh ); to expend , i.e. (in a good sense) to incur cost , or (in a bad one) to waste : — be at charges, consume, spend.

(1160) dapa>nh , — dap-an’-ay ; from da>ptw (to devour ); expense (as consuming ): — cost.

(1161) de> , — deh ; a primary particle (adversative or continuative); but, and , etc.: — also, and, but, moreover, now [often unexpressed in English ].

(1162) de>hsiv, — deh’-ay-sis ; from (1189) (de>omai ); a petition : — prayer, request, supplication.

(1163) dei~ , — die ; third person singular active present of (1210) (de>w ); also deo>n , deh-on’ ; neuter active participle of the same; both used impersonal; it is (was , etc.) necessary (as binding ): — behoved, be meet, must (needs), (be) need (-ful), ought, should.

(1164) dei~gma , — digh’-mah ; from the base of (1166) (deiknu>w ); a specimen (as shown ): — example.

(1165) deigmati>zw , — digh-mat-id’-zo ; from (1164) (dei~gma ); to exhibit : — make a shew.

(1166) deiknu>w , — dike-noo’-o ; a prolonged form of an obstract primary of the same meaning; to show (literal or figurative): — shew.

(1167) deili>a , — di-lee’-ah ; from (1169) (deilo>v ); timidity : — fear.

(1168) deilia>w , — di-lee-ah’-o ; from (1167) (deili>a ); to be timid : — be afraid.

(1169) deilo>v, — di-los’ ; from de>ov (dread ); timid , i.e. (by implication) faithless : — fearful.

(1170) dei~na , — di’-nah ; probably from the same as (1171) (deinw~v ) (through the idea of forgetting the name as fearful , i.e. strange ); so and so (when the person is not specified): — such a man.

(1171) deinw~v, — di-noce’ ; adverb from a derivative of the same as (1169) (deilo>v ); terribly , i.e. excessively : — grievously, vehemently.

(1172) deipne>w , — dipe-neh’-o ; from (1173) (dei~pnon ); to dine , i.e. take the principal (or evening) meal: — sup (x -per).

(1173) dei~pnon , — dipe’-non ; from the same as (1160) (dapa>nh ); dinner , i.e. the chief meal (usually in the evening): — feast, supper.

(1174) deisidaimone>sterov, — dice-ee-dahee-mon-es’-ter-os ; the compound of a derivative of the base of (1169) (deilo>v ) and (1142) (dai>mwn ); more religious than others: — too superstitious.

(1175) deisidaimoni>a , — dice-ee-dahee-mon-ee’-ah ; from the same as (1174) (deisidaimone>sterov ); religion : — superstition.

(1176) de>ka , — dek’-ah ; a primary number; ten : — [eight-] een, ten.

(1177) dekadu>o , — dek-ad-oo’-o ; from (1176) (de>ka ) and (1417) (du>o ); two and ten , i.e. twelve : — twelve.

(1178) dekape>nte , — dek-ap-en’-teh ; from (1176) (de>ka ) and (4002) (pe>nte ); ten and five , i.e. fifteen : — fifteen.

(1179) Deka>poliv, — dek-ap’-ol-is ; from (1176) (de>ka ) and (4172) (po>liv ); the ten-city region; the Decapolis , a district in Syria: — Decapolis.

(1180) dekate>ssarev, — dek-at-es’-sar-es ; from (1176) (de>ka ) and (5064) (te>ssarev ); ten and four , i.e. fourteen : — fourteen.

(1181) deka>th , — dek-at’-ay ; feminine of (1182) (de>katov ); a tenth , i.e. as a percentage or (technical) tithe : — tenth (part), tithe.

(1182) de>katov, — dek’-at-os ; ordinal from (1176) (de>ka ); tenth : — tenth.

(1183) dekato>w , — dek-at-o’-o ; from (1181) (deka>th ); to tithe , i.e. to give or take a tenth : — pay (receive) tithes.

(1184) dekto>v, — dek-tos’ ; from (1209) (de>comai ); approved ; (figurative) propitious : — accepted (-table).

(1185) delea>zw , — del-eh-ad’-zo ; from the base of (1388) (do>lov ); to entrap , i.e. (figurative) delude : — allure, beguile, entice.

(1186) de>ndron , — den’-dron ; probably from dru>v (an oak ); a tree : — tree.

(1187) dexiola>bov, — dex-ee-ol-ab’-os ; from (1188) (dexio>v ) and (2983) (lamba>nw ); a guardsman (as if taking the right ) or light-armed soldier: — spearman.

(1188) dexio>v, — dex-ee-os’ ; from (1209) (de>comai ); the right side or (feminine) hand (as that which usually takes ): — right (hand, side).

(1189) de>omai , — deh’-om-ahee ; middle of (1210) (de>w ); to beg (as binding oneself ), i.e. petition : — beseech, pray (to), make request. Compare (4441) (punqa>nomai ).

(1190) Derbai~ov, — der-bah’ee-os ; from (1191) ( De>rbh ); a Derbaean or inhabitant of Derbe: — of Derbe.

(1191) De>rbh , — der’-bay ; of foreign origin; Derbè , a place in Asia Minor: — Derbe.

(1192) de>rma , — der’-mah ; from (1194) (de>rw ); a hide : — skin.

(1193) derma>tinov, — der-mat’-ee-nos ; from (1192) (de>rma ); made of hide : — leathern, of a skin.

(1194) de>rw , — der’-o ; a primary verb; properly to flay , i.e. (by implication) to scourge , or (by analogy) to thrash : — beat, smite.

(1195) desmeu>w , — des-myoo’-o ; from a (presumed) derivative of (1196) (desme>w ); to be a binder (captor ), i.e. to enchain (a prisoner), to tie on (a load): — bind.

(1196) desme>w , — des-meh’-o ; from (1199) (desmo>n ); to tie , i.e. shackle : — bind.

(1197) desmh> , — des-may’ ; from (1196) (desme>w ); a bundle : — bundle.

(1198) de>smiov, — des’-mee-os ; from (1199) (desmo>n ); a captive (as bound ): — in bonds, prisoner.

(1199) desmo>n , — des-mon’ ; or desmo>v , des-mos’; neuter and masculine respectively from (1210) (de>w ); a band , i.e. ligament (of the body) or shackle (of a prisoner); figurative an impediment or disability : — band, bond, chain, string.

(1200) desmofu>lax , — des-mof-oo’-lax ; from (1199) (desmo>n ) and (5441) (fu>lax ); a jailer (as guarding the prisoners ): — jailor, keeper of the prison.

(1201) desmwth>rion , — des-mo-tay’-ree-on ; from a derivative of (1199) (desmo>n ) (equivalent to (1196) (desme>w )); a place of bondage , i.e. a dungeon : — prison.

(1202) desmw>thv, — des-mo’-tace ; from the same as (1201) (desmwth>rion ); (passive) a captive : — prisoner.

(1203) despo>thv, — des-pot’-ace ; perhaps from (1210) (de>w ) and po>siv (a husband ); an absolute ruler (“despot”): — Lord, master.

(1204) deu~ro , — dyoo’-ro ; of uncertain affinity; here ; used also imperative hither! ; and of time, hitherto : — come (hither), hither [-to].

(1205) deu~te , — dyoo’-teh ; from (1204) (deu~ro ) and an imperative form of ei+mi (to go ); come hither! : — come, x follow.

(1206) deuterai~ov, — dyoo-ter-ah’-yos ; from (1208) (deu>terov ); secondary , i.e. (special) on the second day: — next day.

(1207) deutero>prwtov, — dyoo-ter-op’-ro-tos ; from (1208) (deu>terov ) and (4413) (prw~tov ); second-first , i.e. (special) a designation of the Sabbath immediately after the Paschal week (being the second after Passover day, and the first of the seven Sabbaths intervening before Pentecost): — second...after the first.

(1208) deu>terov, — dyoo’-ter-os ; as the comparative of (1417) (du>o ); (ordinal) second (in time, place or rank; also adverbial): — afterward, again, second (-arily, time).

(1209) de>comai , — dekh’-om-ahee ; middle of a primary verb; to receive (in various applications, literal or figurative): — accept, receive, take. Compare (2983) (lamba>nw ).

(1210) de>w , — deh’-o ; a primary verb; to bind (in various applications, literal or figurative): — bind, be in bonds, knit, tie, wind. See also (1163) (dei~ ), (1189) (de>omai ).

(1211) dh> , — day ; probably akin to (1161) (de> ); a particle of emphasis or explicitness; now, then , etc.: — also, and, doubtless, now, therefore.

(1212) dh~lov, — day’-los ; of uncertain derivative; clear : — + bewray, certain, evident, manifest.

(1213) dhlo>w , — day-lo’-o ; from (1212) (dh~lov ); to make plain (by words): — declare, shew, signify.

(1214) Dhma~v, — day-mas’ ; probably for (1216) ( Dhmh>triov ); Demas , a Christian: — Demas.

(1215) dhmhgore>w , — day-may-gor-eh’-o ; from a compound of (1218) (dh~mov ) and (58) (ajgora ); to be a people-gatherer , i.e. to address a public assembly: — make an oration.

(1216) Dhmh>triov, — day-may’-tree-os ; from Dhmh>thr (Ceres ); Demetrius , the name of an Ephesian and of a Christian: — Demetrius.

(1217) dhmiourgo>v, — day-me-oor-gos’ ; from (1218) (dh~mov ) and (2041) (e]rgon ); a worker for the people , i.e. mechanic (spoken of the Creator ): — maker.

(1218) dh~mov, — day’-mos ; from (1210) (de>w ); the public (as bound together socially): — people.

(1219) dhmo>siov, — day-mos’-ee-os ; from (1218) (dh~mov ); public ; (feminine singular dative as adverb) in public : — common, openly, publickly.

(1220) dhna>rion , — day-nar’-ee-on ; of Latin origin; a denarius (or ten asses ): — pence, penny [-worth].

(1221) dh>pote , — day’-pot-eh ; from (1211) (dh> ) and (4218) (pote> ); a particle of generalization; indeed, at any time : — (what-) soever.

(1222) dh>pou , — day’-poo ; from (1211) (dh> ) and (4225) (pou> ); a particle of asseveration; indeed doubtless : — verily.

(1223) dia> , — dee-ah’ ; a primary preposition denoting the channel of an act; through (in very wide applications, local, causal or occasional): — after, always, among, at, to avoid, because of (that), briefly, by, for (cause)...fore, from, in, by occasion of, of, by reason of, for sake, that, thereby, therefore, x though, through (-out), to, wherefore, with (-in). In composition it retains the same general import. Di>a . See (2203) ( Zeu>v ).

(1224) diabai>nw , — dee-ab-ah’ee-no ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (939) (ba>siv ); to cross : — come over, pass (through).

(1225) diaba>llw , — dee-ab-al’-lo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (906) (ba>llw ); (figurative) to traduce : — accuse.

(1226) diabebaio>omai , — dee-ab-eb-ahee-o’-om-ahee ; middle of a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (950) (bebaio>w ); to confirm thoroughly (by words), i.e. asseverate : — affirm constantly.

(1227) diable>pw , — dee-ab-lep’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (991) (ble>pw ); to look through , i.e. recover full vision : — see clearly.

(1228) dia>bolov, — dee-ab’-ol-os ; from (1225) (diaba>llw ); a traducer ; specially Satan [compare Hebrew \7854\ (satan)]: — false accuser, devil, slanderer.

(1229) diagge>llw , — de-ang-gel’-lo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (32) (a]ggelov ); to herald thoroughly : — declare, preach, signify.

(1230) diagi>nomai , — dee-ag-in’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1096) (gi>nomai ); to elapse meanwhile : — x after, be past, be spent.

(1231) diaginw>skw , — dee-ag-in-o’-sko ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1097) (ginw>skw ); to know thoroughly , i.e. ascertain exactly : — (would) enquire, know the uttermost.

(1232) diagnwri>zw , — dee-ag-no-rid’-zo ; from (1123) (grapto>v ) and (1107) (gnwri>zw ); to tell abroad : — make known.

(1233) dia>gnwsiv, — dee-ag’-no-sis ; from (1231) (diaginw>skw ); (magisterial) examination (“diagnosis”): — hearing.

(1234) diagoggu>zw , — dee-ag-ong-good’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1111) (goggu>zw ); to complain throughout a crowd: — murmur.

(1235) diagrhgore>w , — dee-ag-ray-gor-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1127) (grhgoreu>w ); to waken thoroughly : — be awake.

(1236) dia>gw , — dee-ag’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (71) (a]gw ); to pass time or life: — lead life, living.

(1237) diade>comai , — dee-ad-ekh’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1209) (de>comai ); to receive in turn , i.e. (figurative) succeed to : — come after.

(1238) dia>dhma , — dee-ad’-ay-mah ; from a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (1210) (de>w ); a “diadem ” (as bound about the head): — crown. Compare (4735) (ste>fanov ).

(1239) diadi>dwmi , — dee-ad-id’-o-mee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1325) (di>dwmi ); to give throughout a crowd, i.e. deal out ; also to deliver over (as to a successor): — (make) distribute (-ion), divide, give.

(1240) dia>docov, — dee-ad’-okh-os ; from (1237) (diade>comai ); a successor in office: — room.

(1241) diazw>nnumi , — dee-az-own’-noo-mee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2224) (zw>nnumi ); to gird tightly : — gird.

(1242) diaqh>kh , — dee-ath-ay’-kay ; from (1303) (diati>qemai ); properly a disposition , i.e. (special) a contract (especially a devisory will ): — covenant, testament.

(1243) diai>resiv, — dee-ah’ee-res-is ; from (1244) (diaire>w ); a distinction or (concrete) variety : — difference, diversity.

(1244) diaire>w , — dee-ahee-reh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (138) (aiJre>omai ); to separate , i.e. distribute : — divide.

(1245) diakaqari>zw , — dee-ak-ath-ar-id’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2511) (kaqari>zw ); to cleanse perfectly , i.e. (special) winnow : — throughly purge.

(1246) diakatele>gcomai , — dee-ak-at-el-eng’-khom-ahee ; middle from (1223) (dia> ) and a compound of (2596) (kata>> ) and (1651) (ejle>gcw ); to prove downright , i.e. confute : — convince.

(1247) diakone>w , — dee-ak-on-eh’-o ; from (1249) (dia>konov ); to be an attendant , i.e. wait upon (menially or as a host, friend or [figurative] teacher); techn. to act as a Christian deacon : — (ad-) minister (unto), serve, use the office of a deacon.

(1248) diakoni>a , — dee-ak-on-ee’-ah ; from (1249) (dia>konov ); attendance (as a servant, etc.); figurative (eleemosynary) aid , (official) service (especially of the Christian teacher, or technical of the diaconate ): — (ad-) minister (-ing, -tration, -try), office, relief, service (-ing).

(1249) dia>konov, — dee-ak’-on-os ; probably from an obsolete dia>kw (to run on errands; compare (1377) (diw>kw )); an attendant , i.e. (genitive) a waiter (at table or in other menial duties); specially a Christian teacher and pastor (technically a deacon or deaconess ): — deacon, minister, servant.

(1250) diako>sioi , — dee-ak-os’-ee-oy ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (1540) (eJkato>n ); two hundred : — two hundred.

(1251) diakou>omai , — dee-ak-oo’-om-ahee ; middle from (1223) (dia> ) and (191) (ajkou>w ); to hear throughout , i.e. patiently listen (to a prisoner’s plea): — hear.

(1252) diakri>nw , — dee-ak-ree’-no ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2919) (kri>nw ); to separate thoroughly i.e. (literal and reflexive) to withdraw from, or (by implication) oppose ; figurative to discriminate (by implication decide ), or (reflexive) hesitate : — contend, make (to) differ (-ence), discern, doubt, judge, be partial, stagger, waver.

(1253) dia>krisiv, — dee-ak’-ree-sis ; from (1252) (diakri>nw ); judicial estimation : — discern (-ing), disputation.

(1254) diakwlu>w , — dee-ak-o-loo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2967) (kwlu>w ); to hinder altogether , i.e. utterly prohibit : — forbid.

(1255) dialale>w , — dee-al-al-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2980) (lale>w ); to talk throughout a company, i.e. converse or (genitive) publish : — commune, noise abroad.

(1256) diale>gomai , — dee-al-eg’-om-ahee ; middle from (1223) (dia> ) and (3004) (le>gw ); to say thoroughly , i.e. discuss (in argument or exhortation): — dispute, preach (unto), reason (with), speak.

(1257) dialei>pw , — dee-al-i’-po ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3007) (lei>pw ); to leave off in the middle , i.e. intermit : — cease.

(1258) dia>lektov, — dee-al’-ek-tos ; from (1256) (diale>gomai ); a (mode of) discourse , i.e. “dialect ”: — language, tongue.

(1259) dialla>ssw , — dee-al-las’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (236) (ajlla>ssw ); to change thoroughly , i.e. (mental) to conciliate : — reconcile.

(1260) dialogi>zomai , — dee-al-og-id’-zom-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3049) (logi>zomai ); to reckon thoroughly , i.e. (genitive) to deliberate (by reflection or discussion): — cast in mind, consider, dispute, muse, reason, think.

(1261) dialogismo>v, — dee-al-og-is-mos’ ; from (1260) (dialogi>zomai ); discussion , i.e. (internal) consideration (by implication purpose ), or (external) debate : — dispute, doubtful (-ing), imagination, reasoning, thought.

(1262) dialu>w , — dee-al-oo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3089) (lu>w ); to dissolve utterly : — scatter.

(1263) diamartu>romai , — dee-am-ar-too’-rom-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3140) (marture>w ); to attest or protest earnestly , or (by implication) hortatively : — charge, testify (unto), witness.

(1264) diama>comai , — dee-am-akh’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3164) (ma>comai ); to fight fiercely (in altercation): — strive.

(1265) diame>nw , — dee-am-en’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3306) (me>nw ); to stay constantly (in being or relation): — continue, remain.

(1266) diameri>zw , — dee-am-er-id’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3307) (meri>zw ); to partition thoroughly (literal in distribution, figurative in dissension): — cloven, divide, part.

(1267) diamerismo>v, — dee-am-er-is-mos’ ; from (1266) (diameri>zw ); disunion (of opinion and conduct): — division.

(1268) diane>mw , — dee-an-em’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (3551) (no>mov ); to distribute , i.e. (of information) to disseminate : — spread.

(1269) dianeu>w , — dee-an-yoo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3506) (neu>w ); to nod (or express by signs) across an intervening space: — beckon.

(1270) diano>hma , — dee-an-o’-ay-mah ; from a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (3539) (noie>w ); something thought through i.e. a sentiment : — thought.

(1271) dia>noia , — dee-an’-oy-ah ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3563) (nou~v ); deep thought , properly the faculty (mind or its disposition ), by implication its exercise: — imagination, mind, understanding.

(1272) dianoi>gw , — dee-an-oy’-go ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (455) (ajnoi>gw ); to open thoroughly , literal (as a first-born) or figurative (to expound ): — open.

(1273) dianuktereu>w , — dee-an-ook-ter-yoo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (3571) (nu>x ); to sit up the whole night : — continue all night.

(1274) dianu>w , — dee-an-oo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and ajnu>w (to effect ); to accomplish thoroughly : — finish.

(1275) diapanto>v, — dee-ap-an-tos’ ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the genitic of (3956) (pa~v ); through all time, i.e. (adverb) constantly : — alway (-s), continually.

(1276) diapera>w , — dee-ap-er-ah’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of the base of (4008) (pe>ran ); to cross entirely : — go over, pass (over), sail over.

(1277) diaple>w , — dee-ap-leh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4126) (ple>w ); to sail through : — sail over.

(1278) diapone>w , — dee-ap-on-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (4192) (po>nov ); to toil through , i.e. (passive) be worried : — be grieved.

(1279) diaporeu>omai , — dee-ap-or-yoo’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4198) (poreu>omai ); to travel through : — go through, journey in, pass by.

(1280) diapore>w , — dee-ap-or-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (639) (ajpore>w ); to be thoroughly nonplussed : — (be in) doubt, be (much) perplexed.

(1281) diapragmateu>omai , — dee-ap-rag-mat-yoo’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4231) (pragmateu>omai ); to thoroughly occupy oneself , i.e. (transitive and by implication) to earn in business: — gain by trading.

(1282) diapri>w , — dee-ap-ree’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (4249) (pri>zw ); to saw asunder , i.e. (figurative) to exasperate : — cut (to the heart).

(1283) diarpa>zw , — dee-ar-pad’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (726) (aJrpa>zw ); to seize asunder , i.e. plunder : — spoil.

(1284) diarjrJh>essw , — dee-ar-hrayce’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4486) (rJh>gnumi ); to tear asunder : — break, rend.

(1285) diasafe>w , — dee-as-af-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and safh>v (clear ); to clear thoroughly , i.e. (figurative) declare : — tell unto.

(1286) diasei>w , — dee-as-i’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4579) (sei>w ); to shake thoroughly , i.e. (figurative) to intimidate : — do violence to.

(1287) diaskorpi>zw , — dee-as-kor-pid’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4650) (skorpi>zw ); to dissipate , i.e. (genitive) to rout or separate ; special to winnow ; figurative to squander : — disperse, scatter (abroad), strew, waste.

(1288) diaspa>w , — dee-as-pah’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4685) (spa>w ); to draw apart , i.e. sever or dismember : — pluck asunder, pull in pieces.

(1289) diaspei>rw , — dee-as-pi’-ro ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4687) (spei>rw ); to sow throughout , i.e. (figurative) distribute in foreign lands: — scatter abroad.

(1290) diaspora> , — dee-as-por-ah’ ; from (1289) (diaspei>rw ); dispersion , i.e. (special and concrete) the (converted) Israelite resident in Gentile countries: — (which are) scattered (abroad).

(1291) diaste>llomai , — dee-as-tel’-lom-ahee ; middle from (1223) (dia> ) and (4724) (ste>llw ); to set (oneself) apart (figurative distinguish ), i.e. (by implication) to enjoin : — charge, that which was (give) commanded (-ment).

(1292) dia>sthma , — dee-as’-tay-mah ; from (1339) (dii`>sthmi ); an interval : — space.

(1293) diastolh> , — dee-as-tol-ay’ ; from (1291) (diaste>llomai ); a variation : — difference, distinction.

(1294) diastre>fw , — dee-as-tref’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4762) (stre>fw ); to distort , i.e. (figurative) misinterpret , or (moral) corrupt : — perverse (-rt), turn away.

(1295) diasw>zw , — dee-as-odze’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (4982) (sw>zw ); to save thoroughly , i.e. (by implication or analogy) to cure, preserve, rescue , etc.: — bring safe, escape (safe), heal, make perfectly whole, save.

(1296) diatagh> , — dee-at-ag-ay’ ; from (1299) (diata>ssw ); arrangement , i.e. institution : — instrumentality.

(1297) dia>tagma , — dee-at’-ag-mah ; from (1299) (diata>ssw ); an arrangement , i.e. (authoritative) edict : — commandment.

(1298) diatara>ssw , — dee-at-ar-as’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5015) (tara>ssw ); to disturb wholly , i.e. agitate (with alarm): — trouble.

(1299) diata>ssw , — dee-at-as’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5021) (ta>ssw ); to arrange thoroughly , i.e. (special) institute, prescribe , etc.: — appoint, command, give, (set in) order, ordain.

(1300) diatele>w , — dee-at-el-eh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5055) (tele>w ); to accomplish thoroughly , i.e. (subject) to persist : — continue.

(1301) diathre>w , — dee-at-ay-reh’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5083) (thre>w ); to watch thoroughly , i.e. (positive and transitive) to observe strictly, or (negative and reflexive) to avoid wholly: — keep.

(1302) diati> , — dee-at-ee’ ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5101) (ti>v ); through what cause?, i.e. why? : — wherefore, why.

(1303) diati>qemai , — dee-at-ith’-em-ahee ; middle from (1223) (dia> ) and (5087) (ti>qhmi ); to put apart , i.e. (figurative) dispose (by assignment, compact or bequest): — appoint, make, testatorigin

(1304) diatri>bw , — dee-at-ree’-bo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (5147) (tri>bov ); to wear through (time), i.e. remain : — abide, be, continue, tarry.

(1305) diatrofh> , — dee-at-rof-ay’ ; from a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (5142) (tre>fw ); nourishment : — food.

(1306) diauga>zw , — dee-ow-gad’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (826) (aujga>zw ); to glimmer through , i.e. break (as day): — dawn.

(1307) diafanh>v, — dee-af-an-ace’ ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5316) (fai>nw ); appearing through , i.e. “diaphanous ”: — transparent.

(1308) diafe>rw , — dee-af-er’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5342) (fe>rw ); to bear through , i.e. (literal) transport ; usually to bear apart , i.e. (objective) to toss about (figurative report ); subject to “differ ,” or (by implication) surpass : — be better, carry, differ from, drive up and down, be (more) excellent, make matter, publish, be of more value.

(1309) diafeu>gw , — dee-af-yoo’-go ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5343) (feu>gw ); to flee through , i.e. escape : — escape.

(1310) diafhmi>zw , — dee-af-ay-mid’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (5345) (fh>mh ); to report thoroughly , i.e. divulgate : — blaze abroad, commonly report, spread abroad, fame.

(1311) diafqei>rw , — dee-af-thi’-ro ; from (1225) (diaba>llw ) and (5351) (fqei>rw ); to rot thoroughly , i.e. (by implication) to ruin (passive decay utterly, figurative pervert ): — corrupt, destroy, perish.

(1312) diafqora> , — dee-af-thor-ah’ ; from (1311) (diafqei>rw ); decay : — corruption.

(1313) dia>forov, — dee-af’-or-os ; from (1308) (diafe>rw ); varying ; also surpassing : — differing, divers, more excellent.

(1314) diafula>ssw , — dee-af-oo-las’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (5442) (fula>ssw ); to guard thoroughly , i.e. protect : — keep.

(1315) diaceiri>zomai , — dee-akh-i-rid’-zom-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (5495) (cei>r ); to handle thoroughly , i.e. lay violent hands upon: — kill, slay.

(1316) diacwri>zomai , — dee-akh-o-rid’-zom-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the middle of (5563) (cwri>zw ); to remove (oneself) wholly , i.e. retire : — depart.

(1317) didaktiko>v, — did-ak-tik-os’ ; from (1318) (didakto>v ); instructive (“didactic”): — apt to teach.

(1318) didakto>v, — did-ak-tos’ ; from (1321) (dida>skw ); (subject) instructed or (object) communicated by teaching: — taught, which...teacheth.

(1319) didaskali>a , — did-as-kal-ee’-ah ; from (1320) (dida>skalov ); instruction (the function or the information): — doctrine, learning, teaching.

(1320) dida>skalov, — did-as’-kal-os ; from (1321) (dida>skw ); an instructor (genitive or special): — doctor, master, teacher.

(1321) dida>skw , — did-as’-ko ; a prolonged (causative) form of a primary verb da>w (to learn ); to teach (in the same broad application): — teach.

(1322) didach> , — did-akh-ay’ ; from (1321) (dida>skw ); instruction (the act or the matter): — doctrine, hath been taught.

(1323) di>dracmon , — did’-rakh-mon ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (1406) (dracmh> ); a double drachma (didrachm ): — tribute.

(1324) Di>dumov, — did’-oo-mos ; prolonged from (1364) (di>v ); double , i.e. twin; Didymus , a Christian: — Didymus.

(1325) di>dwmi , — did’-o-mee ; a prolonged form of a primary verb (which is used as an alternative in most of the tenses); to give (used in a very wide application, properly or by implication, literal or figurative; greatly modified by the connection): — adventure, bestow, bring forth, commit, deliver (up), give, grant, hinder, make, minister, number, offer, have power, put, receive, set, shew, smite (+ with the hand), strike (+ with the palm of the hand), suffer, take, utter, yield.

(1326) diegei>rw , — dee-eg-i’-ro ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1453) (ejgei>rw ); to wake fully , i.e. arouse (literal or figurative): — arise, awake, raise, stir up.

(1327) die>xodov, — dee-ex’-od-os ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (1841) (e]xodov ); an outlet through , i.e. probably an open square (from which roads diverge): — highway.

(1328) diermhneuth>v, — dee-er-main-yoo-tace’ ; from (1329) (diermhneu>w ); an explainer : — interpreter.

(1329) diermhneu>w , — dee-er-main-yoo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2059) (eJrmhneu>w ); to explain thoroughly ; by implication to translate : — expound, interpret (-ation).

(1330) die>rcomai , — dee-er’-khom-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2064) (e]rcomai ); to traverse (literal): — come, depart, go (about, abroad, every where, over, through, throughout), pass (by, over, through, throughout), pierce through, travel, walk through.

(1331) dierwta>w , — dee-er-o-tah’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2065) (ejrwta>w ); to question throughout , i.e. ascertain by interrogation: — make enquiry for.

(1332) dieth>v, — dee-et-ace’ ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (2094) (e]tov ); of two years (in age): — two years old.

(1333) dieti>a , — dee-et-ee’-a ; from (1332) (dieth>v ); a space of two years (biennium ): — two years.

(1334) dihge>omai , — dee-ayg-eh’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2233) (hJge>omai ); to relate fully : — declare, shew, tell.

(1335) dih>gesiv, — dee-ayg’-es-is ; from (1334) (dihge>omai ); a recital : — declaration.

(1336) dihneke>v, — dee-ay-nek-es’ ; neuter of a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of an alternate of (5342) (fe>rw ); carried through , i.e. (adverb with (1519) (eijv ) and (3588) (oJ) prefix) perpetually : — + continually, for ever.

(1337) diqa>lass ov, — dee-thal’-as-sos ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (2281) (qa>lassa ); having two seas , i.e. a sound with a double outlet: — where two seas met.

(1338) dii`kne>omai, — dee-ik-neh’-om-ahee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and the base of (2425) (iJkano>v ); to reach through , i.e. penetrate : — pierce.

(1339) dii`>sthmi, — dee-is’-tay-mee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (2476) (i[sthmi ); to stand apart , i.e. (reflex.) to remove, intervene : — go further, be parted, after the space of.

(1340) dii`scuri>zomai , — schurizomai ; dee-is-khoo-rid’-zomahee/ from (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (2478) (ijscuro>v ); to stout it through , i.e. asseverate : — confidently (constantly) affirm.

(1341) dikaiokrisi>a , — dik-ah-yok-ris-ee’-ah ; from (1342) (di>kaiov ) and Greek (2920) (kri>siv ); a just sentence : — righteous judgment.

(1342) di>kaiov, — dik’-ah-yos ; from (1349) (di>kh ); equitable (in character or act); by implication innocent, holy (absolute or relative): — just, meet, right (-eous).

(1343) dikaiosu>nh , — dik-ah-yos-oo’-nay ; from (1342) (di>kaiov ); equity (of character or act); specially (Christian) justification : — righteousness.

(1344) dikaio>w , — dik-ah-yo’-o ; from (1342) (di>kaiov ); to render (i.e. show or regard as) just or innocent : — free, justify (-ier), be righteous.

(1345) dikai>wma , — dik-ah’-yo-mah ; from (1344) (dikaio>w ); an equitable deed ; by implication a statute or decision : — judgment, justification, ordinance, righteousness.

(1346) dikai>wv, — dik-ah’-yoce ; adverb from (1342) (di>kaiov ); equitably : — justly, (to) righteously (-ness).

(1347) dikai>wsiv, — dik-ah’-yo-sis ; from (1344) (dikaio>w ); acquittal (for Christ’s sake): — justification.

(1348) dikasth>v, — dik-as-tace’ ; from a derivative of (1349) (di>kh ); a judger : — judge.

(1349) di>kh , — dee’-kay ; probably from (1166) (deiknu>w ); right (as self-evident ), i.e. justice (the principle, a decision, or its execution): — judgment, punish, vengeance.

(1350) di>ktuon , — dik’-too-on ; probably from a primary verb di>kw (to cast ); a seine (for fishing): — net.

(1351) di>logov, — dil’-og-os ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (3056) (lo>gov ); equivocal , i.e. telling a different story: — double-tongued.

(1352) dio> , — dee-o’ ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3739) (o[v ); through which thing, i.e. consequently : — for which cause, therefore, wherefore.

(1353) diodeu>w , — dee-od-yoo’-o ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3593) (oJdeu>w ); to travel through : — go throughout, pass through.

(1354) Dionu>siov, — dee-on-oo’-see-os ; from Dio>nusov (Bacchus ); reveller; Dionysius , an Athenian: — Dionysius.

(1355) dio>per , — dee-op’-er ; from (1352) (dio> ) and (4007) (per ); on which very account : — wherefore.

(1356) diopeth>v, — dee-op-et’-ace ; from the alternate of (2203) ( Zeu>v ) and the alternate of (4098) (pi>ptw ); sky-fallen (i.e. an aerolite ): — which fell down from Jupiter.

(1357) dio>rqwsiv, — dee-or’-tho-sis ; from a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and a derivative of (3717) (ojrqo>v ), meaning to straighten thoroughly; rectification , i.e. (special) the Messianic restauration : — reformation.

(1358) dioru>ssw , — dee-or-oos’-so ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3736) (ojru>ssw ); to penetrate burglariously: — break through (up). Dio>v . See (2203) ( Zeu>v ).

(1359) Dio>skouroi , — dee-os’-koo-roy ; from the alternate of (2203) ( Zeu>v ) and a form of the base of (2877) (kora>sion ); sons of Jupiter , i.e. the twins Dioscuri : — Castor and Pollux.

(1360) dio>ti , — dee-ot’-ee ; from (1223) (dia> ) and (3754) (o[ti ); on the very account that , or inasmuch as : — because (that), for, therefore.

(1361) Diotrefh>v, — dee-ot-ref-ace’ ; from the alternate of (2203) ( Zeu>v ) and (5142) (tre>fw ); Jove-nourished; Diotrephes , an opponent of Christianity: — Diotrephes.

(1362) diplou~v, — dip-looce’ ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (probably) the base of (4119) (plei>wn ); two-fold : — double, two-fold more.

(1363) diplo>w , — dip-lo’-o ; from (1362) (diplou~v ); to render twofold : — double. di>v, — dece ; adverb from (1417) (du>o ); twice : — again, twice. Di>v . See (2203) ( Zeu>v ).

(1365) dista>zw , — dis-tad’-zo ; from (1364) (di>v ); properly to duplicate , i.e. (mental) to waver (in opinion): — doubt.

(1366) di>stomov, — dis’-tom-os ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (4750) (sto>ma ); double-edged : — with two edges, two-edged.

(1367) disci>lioi , — oi ; dis-khil’-ee-oy/from (1364) (di>v ) and (5507) (ci>lioi ); two thousand : — two thousand.

(1368) diu~li>zw , — dee-oo-lid’-zo ; from (1223) (dia> ) and uJli>zw , hoo-lid’-zo (to filter ); to strain out : — strain at [probably by misprint ].

(1369) dica>zw , — dee-khad’-zo ; from a derivative of (1364) (di>v ); to make apart , i.e. sunder (figurative alienate ): — set at variance.

(1370) dicostasi>a , — dee-khos-tas-ee’-ah ; from a derivative of (1364) (di>v ) and (4714) (sta>siv ); disunion , i.e. (figurative) dissension : — division, sedition.

(1371) dic ot ome>w , — dee-khot-om-eh’-o ; from a compound of a derivative of (1364) (di>v ) and a derivative of te>mnw (to cut ); to bisect , i.e. (by extension) to flog severely: — cut asunder (in sunder).

(1372) diya>w , — dip-sah’-o ; from a variation of (1373) (di>yov ); to thirst for (literal or figurative): — (be, be a-) thirst (-y).

(1373) di>yov, — dip’-sos ; of uncertain affinity; thirst : — thirst.

(1374) di>yucov, — dip’-soo-khos ; from (1364) (di>v ) and (5590) (yuch> ); two-spirited , i.e. vacillating (in opinion or purpose): — double minded.

(1375) diwgmo>v, — dee-ogue-mos’ ; from (1377) (diw>kw ); persecution : — persecution.

(1376) diw>kthv, — dee-oke’-tace ; from (1377) (diw>kw ); a persecutor : — persecutorigin

(1377) diw>kw , — dee-o’-ko ; a prolonged (and causative) form of a primary verb di>w (to flee ; compare the base of (1169) (deilo>v ) and (1249) (dia>konov )); to pursue (literal or figurative); by implication to persecute : — ensue, follow (after), given to, (suffer) persecute (-ion), press forward.

(1378) do>gma , — dog’-mah ; from the base of (1380) (doke>w ); a law (civil, ceremonial or ecclesiastical): — decree, ordinance.

(1379) dogmati>zw , — dog-mat-id’-zo ; from (1378) (do>gma ); to prescribe by statute, i.e. (reflexive) to submit to ceremonial rule : — be subject to ordinances.

(1380) doke>w , — dok-eh’-o ; a prolonged form of a primary verb do>kw , dok’-o (used only as an alternate in certain tenses; compare the base of (1166) (deiknu>w )) of the same meaning; to think ; by implication to seem (truthfully or uncertainly): — be accounted, (of own) please (-ure), be of reputation, seem (good), suppose, think, trow.

(1381) dokima>zw , — dok-im-ad’-zo ; from (1384) (do>kimov ); to test (literal or figurative); by implication to approve : — allow, discern, examine, x like, (ap-) prove, try.

(1382) dokimh> , — dok-ee-may’ ; from the same as (1384) (do>kimov ); test (abstract or concrete); by implication trustiness : — experience (-riment), proof, trial.

(1383) doki>mion , — dok-im’-ee-on ; neuter of a presumed derivative of (1382) (dokimh> ); a testing ; by implication trustworthiness : — trial, trying.

(1384) do>kimov, — dok’-ee-mos ; from (1380) (doke>w ); properly acceptable (current after assayal), i.e. approved : — approved, tried.

(1385) doko>v, — dok-os’ ; from (1209) (de>comai ) (through the idea of holding up); a stick of timber: — beam. do>kw . See (1380) (doke>w ).

(1386) do>liov, — dol’-ee-os ; from (1388) (do>lov ); guileful : — deceitful.

(1387) dolio>w , — dol-ee-o’-o ; from (1386) (do>liov ); to be guileful : — use deceit.

(1388) do>lov, — dol’-os ; from an obsolete primary de>llw (probably meaning to decoy ; compare (1185) (delea>zw )); a trick (bait ), i.e. (figurative) wile : — craft, deceit, guile, subtilty.

(1389) dolo>w , — dol-o’-o ; from (1388) (do>lov ); to ensnare , i.e. (figurative) adulterate : — handle deceitfully.

(1390) do>ma , — dom’-ah ; from the base of (1325) (di>dwmi ); a present : — gift.

(1391) do>xa , — dox’-ah ; from the base of Greek (doke>w ); glory (as very apparent ), in a wide application (literal or figurative, object or subject): — dignity, glory (-ious), honour, praise, worship.

(1392) doxa>zw , — dox-ad’-zo ; from (1391) (do>xa ); to render (or esteem ) glorious (in a wide application): — (make) glorify (- ious), full of (have) glory, honour, magnify.

(1393) Dorka>v, — dor-kas’ ; gazelle; Dorcas , a Christian woman: — Dorcas.

(1394) do>siv, — dos’-is ; from the base of (1325) (di>dwmi ); a giving ; by implication (concrete) a gift : — gift, giving.

(1395) do>thv, — dot’-ace ; from the base of (1325) (di>dwmi ); a giver : — giver.

(1396) doulagwge>w , — doo-lag-ogue-eh’-o ; from a presumed compound of (1401) (dou~lov ) and (71) (a]gw ); to be a slavedriver , i.e. to enslave (figurative subdue ): — bring into subjection.

(1397) doulei>a , — doo-li’-ah ; from (1398) (douleu>w ); slavery (ceremonial or figurative): — bondage.

(1398) douleu>w , — dool-yoo’-o ; from (1401) (dou~lov ); to be a slave to (literal or figurative, involuntary or voluntary): — be in bondage, (do) serve (-ice).

(1399) dou>lh , — doo’-lay ; feminine of (1401) (dou~lov ); a female slave (involuntary or voluntary): — handmaid (-en).

(1400) dou~lon , — doo’-lon ; neuter of (1401) (dou~lov ); subservient : — servant.

(1401) dou~lov, — doo’-los ; from (1210) (de>w ); a slave (literal or figurative, involuntary or voluntary; frequently therefore in a qualified sense of subjection or subserviency ): — bond (-man), servant.

(1402) doulo>w , — doo-lo’-o ; from (1401) (dou~lov ); to enslave (literal or figurative): — bring into (be under) bondage, x given, become (make) servant.

(1403) doch> , — dokh-ay’ ; from (1209) (de>comai ); a reception , i.e. convivial entertainment : — feast.

(1404) dra>kwn , — drak’-own ; probably from an alternate form of de>rkomai (to look ); a fabulous kind of serpent (perhaps as supposed to fascinate ): — dragon.

(1405) dra>ssomai , — dras’-som-ahee ; perhaps akin to the base of (1404) (dra>kwn ) (through the idea of capturing ); to grasp , i.e. (figurative) entrap : — take.

(1406) dracmh> , — drakh-may’ ; from (1405) (dra>ssomai ); a drachma or (silver) coin (as handled ): — piece (of silver). dre>mw . See (5143) (tre>cw ).

(1407) dre>panon , — drep’-an-on ; from dre>pw (to pluck ); a gathering hook (especially for harvesting): — sickle.

(1408) dro>mov, — drom’-os ; from the alternate of (5143) (tre>cw ); a race , i.e. (figurative) career : — course.

(1409) Drou>silla , — droo’-sil-lah ; a feminine diminutive of Drusus (a Roman name); Drusilla , a member of the Herodian family: — Drusilla. du~mi . See (1416) (du>nw ).

(1410) du>namai , — doo’-nam-ahee ; of uncertaijn affinity; to be able or possible : — be able, can (do, + -not), could, may, might, be possible, be of power.

(1411) du>namiv, — doo’-nam-is ; from (1410) (du>namai ); force (literal or figurative); specially miraculous power (usually by implication a miracle itself): — ability, abundance, meaning, might (-ily, -y, -y deed), (worker of) miracle (-s), power, strength, violence, might (wonderful) work.

(1412) dunamo>w , — doo-nam-o’-o ; from (1411) (du>namiv ); to enable : — strengthen.

(1413) duna>sthv, — doo-nas’-tace ; from (1410) (du>namai ); a ruler or officer : — of great authority, mighty, potentate.

(1414) dunate>w , — doo-nat-eh’-o ; from (1415) (dunato>v ); to be efficient (figurative): — be mighty.

(1415) dunato>v, — doo-nat-os’ ; from (1410) (du>namai ); powerful or capable (literal or figurative); neuter possible : — able, could, (that is) mighty (man), possible, power, strong.

(1416) du>nw , — doo’-no ; or du~mi , doo’-mee; prolonged forms of an obsolete primary du>w , doo’-o (to sink ); to go “down ”: — set.

(1417) du>o , — doo’-o ; a primary numeral; “two ”: — both, twain, two.

(1418) dus- , — doos ; a primary inseparable particle of uncertain derivative; used only in composition as a prefix; hard , i.e. with difficulty : — + hard, + grievous, etc. .

(1419) dusba>staktov, — doos-bas’-tak-tos ; from (1418) (dus- ) and a derivative of (941) (basta>zw ); oppressive : — grievous to be borne.

(1420) dusenteri>a , — doos-en-ter-ee’-ah ; from (1418) (dus- ) and a compound of (1787) (entos) (meaning a bowel ); a “dysentery ”: — bloody flux.

(1421) dusermh>neutov, — doos-er-mane’-yoo-tos ; from (1418) (dus- ) and a presumed derivative of (2059) (eJrmhneu>w ); difficult of explanation : — hard to be uttered.

(1422) du>skolov, — doos’-kol-os ; from (1418) (dus- ) and ko>lon (food ); properly fastidious about eating (peevish ), i.e. (genitive) impracticable : — hard.

(1423) dusko>lwv, — doos-kol’-oce ; adverb from (1422) (du>skolov ); impracticably : — hardly.

(1424) dusmh> , — doos-may’ ; from (1416) (du>nw ); the sun-set , i.e. (by implication) the western region: — west.

(1425) dusno>htov, — doos-no’-ay-tos ; from (1418) (dus- ) and a derivative of (3539) (noie>w ); difficult of perception : — hard to be understood.

(1426) dusfhmi>a , — doos-fay-mee’-ah ; from a compound of (1418) (dus- ) and (5345) (fh>mh ); defamation : — evil report. du>w . See (1416) (du>nw ).

(1427) dw>deka , — do’-dek-ah ; from (1417) (du>o ) and (1176) (de>ka ); two and ten , i.e. a dozen : — twelve.

(1428) dwde>katov, — do-dek’-at-os ; from (1427) (dw>deka ); twelfth : — twelfth.

(1429) dwdeka>fulon , — do-dek-af’-oo-lon ; from (1427) (dw>deka ) and (5443) (fulh> ); the commonwealth of Israel: — twelve tribes.

(1430) dw~ma , — do’-mah ; from de>mw (to build ); properly an edifice , i.e. (special) a roof : — housetop.

(1431) dwrea> , — do-reh-ah’ ; from (1435) (dw~ron ); a gratuity : — gift.

(1432) dwrea>n , — do-reh-an’ ; accusative of (1431) (dwrea> ) as adverb; gratuitously (literal or figurative): — without a cause, freely, for naught, in vain.

(1433) dwre>omai , — do-reh’-om-ahee ; middle from (1435) (dw~ron ); to bestow gratuitously: — give.

(1434) dw>rhma , — do’-ray-mah ; from (1433) (dwre>omai ); a bestowment : — gift.

(1435) dw~ron , — do’-ron ; a present ; specially a sacrifice : — gift, offering. E

(1436) e]a , — eh’-ah ; apparently imperative of (1439) (ejajw ); properly let it be , i.e. (as interject) aha! : — let alone.

(1437) eja>n , — eh-an’ ; from (1487) (eij ) and (302) (a]n ); a conditional particle; in case that, provided , etc.; often used in connection with other particles to denote indefiniteness or uncertainty : — before, but, except, (and) if, (if) so, (what-, whither-) soever, though, when (-soever), whether (or), to whom, [who-] so (- ever). See (3361) (mh> ). eja>n mh . See (3361) (mh> ).

(1438) eJautou~ , — heh-ow-too’ ; (including all the other cases); from a reflexive pronoun otherwise obsolete and the generic (dative or accusative) of (846) (aujto>v ); him - (her-, it-, them -, also [in conjunction with the personal pronoun of the other persons] my-, thy-, our-, your -) self (selves ), etc.: — alone, her (own, - self), (he) himself, his (own), itself, one (to) another, our (thine) own (-selves), + that she had, their (own, own selves), (of) them (-selves), they, thyself, you, your (own, own conceits, own selves, -selves).

(1439) ejajw , — eh-ah’-o ; of uncertain affinity; to let be , i.e. permit or leave alone: — commit, leave, let (alone), suffer. See also (1436) (e]a ).

(1440) eJbdomh>konta , — heb-dom-ay’-kon-tah ; from (1442) (e[bdomov ) and a modified form of (1176) (de>ka ), seventy : — seventy, three score and ten.

(1441) eJbdomhkontaki>v, — heb-dom-ay-kon-tak-is’ ; multiple adverb from (1440) (eJbdomh>konta ); seventy times : — seventy times.

(1442) e[bdomov, — heb’-dom-os ; ordinal from (2033) (eJpta> ); seventh : — seventh.

(1443) ÆEbe>r , — eb-er’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \5677\ (`Eber)]; Eber , a patriarch: — Eber.

(1444) °Ebrai`ko>v , — heb-rah-ee-kos’ ; from (1443) ( ÆEbe>r ); Hebraïc or the Jewish language: — Hebrew.

(1445) °Ebrai~ov, — heb-rah’-yos ; from (1443) ( ÆEbe>r ); a Hebraean (i.e. Hebrew) or Jew : — Hebrew.

(1446) °Ebrai`>v , — heb-rah-is’ from (1443) ( ÆEbe>r ); the Hebraistic (i.e. Hebrew ) or Jewish (Chaldee ) language: — Hebrew.

(1447) °Ebrai`sti> ; — heb-rah-is-tee’ adverb from (1446) ( °Ebrai`>v ); Hebraistically or in the Jewish (Chaldee) language: — in (the) Hebrew \ tongue).

(1448) ejggi>zw , — eng-id’-zo ; from (1451) (ejggu>v ); to make near , i.e. (reflexive) approach : — approach, be at hand, come (draw) near, be (come, draw) nigh.

(1449) ejggra>fw , — eng-graf’-o ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (1125) (gra>fw ); to “engrave ”, i.e. inscribe : — write (in).

(1450) e]gguov, — eng’-goo-os ; from (1722) (ejn ) and gui~on (a limb ); pledged (as if articulated by a member), i.e. a bondsman : — surety.

(1451) ejggu>v, — eng-goos’ ; from a primary verb a]gcw (to squeeze or throttle ; akin to the base of (43) (ajgka>lh )); near (literal or figurative, of place or time): — from, at hand, near, nigh (at hand, unto), ready.

(1452) ejggu>teron , — eng-goo’-ter-on ; neuter of the comparative of (1451) (ejggu>v ); nearer : — nearer.

(1453) ejgei>rw , — eg-i’-ro ; probably akin to the base of (58) (ajgora ) (through the idea of collecting one’s faculties); to waken (transitive or intransitive), i.e. rouse (literal from sleep, from sitting or lying, from disease, from death; or figurative from obscurity, inactivity, ruins, nonexistence): — awake, lift (up), raise (again, up), rear up, (a-) rise (again, up), stand, take up.

(1454) e]gersiv, — eg’-er-sis ; from (1453) (ejgei>rw ); a resurgence (from death): — resurrection.

(1455) ejgka>qetov, — eng-kath’-et-os ; from (1722) (ejn ) and a derivative of (2524) (kaqi>hmi ); subinduced , i.e. surreptitiously suborned as a lier-in-wait: — spy.

(1456) ejgkai>nia , — eng-kah’ee-nee-ah ; neuter plural of a presumed compound from (1722) (ejn ) and (2537) (kaino>v ); innovatives , i.e. (special) renewal (of religious services after the Antiochian interruption): — dedication.

(1457) ejgkaini>zw , — eng-kahee-nid’-zo ; from (1456) (ejgkai>nia ); to renew , i.e. inaugurate : — consecrate, dedicate.

(1458) ejgkale>w , — eng-kal-eh’-o ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2564) (kale>w ); to call in (as a debt or demand), i.e. bring to account (charge , criminate , etc.): — accuse, call in question, implead, lay to the charge.

(1459) ejgkatalei>pw , — eng-kat-al-i’-po ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2641) (katalei>pw ); to leave behind in some place, i.e. (in a good sense) let remain over , or (in a bad one) to desert : — forsake, leave.

(1460) ejgkatoike>w , — eng-kat-oy-keh’-o ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2730) (katoike>w ); to settle down in a place, i.e. reside : — dwell among.

(1461) ejgkentri>zw , — eng-ken-trid’-zo ; from (1722) (ejn ) and a derivative of (2759) (ke>ntron ); to prick in , i.e. ingraft : — graff in (-to).

(1462) e]gklema , — eng’-klay-mah ; from (1458) (ejgkale>w ); an accusation , i.e. offence alleged: — crime laid against, laid to charge.

(1463) ejgkombo>omai , — eng-kom-bo’-om-ahee ; middle from (1722) (ejn ) and kombo>w (to gird ); to engirdle oneself (for labor), i.e. figurative (the apron being a badge of servitude) to wear (in token of mutual deference): — be clothed with.

(1464) ejgkoph> , — eng-kop-ay’ ; from (1465) (ejgko>ptw ); a hindrance : — x hinder.

(1465) ejgko>ptw , — eng-kop’-to ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2875) (ko>ptw ); to cut into , i.e. (figurative) impede, detain : — hinder, be tedious unto.

(1466) ejgkra>teia , — eng-krat’-i-ah ; from (1468) (ejgkrath>v ); selfcontrol (especially continence ): — temperance.

(1467) ejgkrateu>omai , — eng-krat-yoo’-om-ahee ; middle from (1468) (ejgkrath>v ); to exercise self-restraint (in diet and chastity): — can ([-not]) contain, be temperate.

(1468) ejgkrath>v, — eng-krat-ace’ ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2904) (kra>tov ); strong in a thing (masterful ), i.e. (figurative and reflex.) self-controlled (in appetite, etc.): — temperate.

(1469) ejgkri>nw , — eng-kree’-no ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2919) (kri>nw ); to judge in , i.e. count among: — make of the number.

(1470) ejgkru>ptw , — eng-kroop’-to ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (2928) (kru>ptw ); to conceal in , i.e. incorporate with : — hid in.

(1471) e]gkuov, — eng’-koo-os ; from (1722) (ejn ) and the base of (2949) (ku~ma ); swelling in side, i.e. pregnant : — great with child.

(1472) ejgcri>w , — eng-khree’-o ; from (1722) (ejn ) and (5548) (cri>w ); to rub in (oil), i.e. besmear : — anoint.

(1473) ejgw> , — eg-o’ ; a primary pronoun of the first person I (only expressed when emphatic): — I, me. For the other cases and the plural see (1691) (ejme> ), (1698) (ejmoi> ), (1700) (ejmou~ ), (2248) (hJma~v ), (2249) (hJmei~v ), (2254) (hJmi~n ), (2257) (hJmw~n ), etc.

(1474) ejdafi>zw , — ed-af-id’-zo ; from Greek (1475) (e]dafov ); to raze : — lay even with the ground.

(1475) e]dafov, — ed’-af-os ; from the base of (1476) (eJdrai~ov ); a basis (bottom ), i.e. the soil : — ground.

(1476) eJdrai~ov, — hed-rah’-yos ; from a derivative of e[zomai (to sit ); sedentary , i.e. (by implication) immovable : — settled, stedfast.

(1477) eJdrai>wma , — hed-rah’-yo-mah ; from a derivative of (1476) (eJdrai~ov ); a support , i.e. (figurative) basis : — ground.

(1478) ÆEzeki>av, — ed-zek-ee’-as ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \2396\ (Chizqiyah)]; Ezekias (i.e. Hezekiah ), an Israelite: — Ezekias.

(1479) ejqeloqrhskei>a , — eth-el-oth-race-ki’-ah ; from (2309) (qe>lw ) and (2356) (qrhskei>a ); voluntary (arbitrary and unwarranted ) piety , i.e. sanctimony : — will worship. ejqe>lw . See (2309) (qe>lw ).

(1480) ejqi>zw , — eth-id’-zo ; from (1485) (e]qov ); to accustom , i.e. (neuter passive participle) customary : — custom.

(1481) ejqna>rchv, — eth-nar’-khace ; from (1484) (e]qnov ) and (746) (ajrch> ); the governor [not king] of a district : — ethnarch.

(1482) ejqniko>v, — eth-nee-kos’ ; from (1484) (e]qnov ); national (“ethnic ”), i.e. (special) a Gentile : — heathen (man).

(1483) ejqnikw~v, — eth-nee-koce’ ; adverb from (1482) (ejqniko>v ); as a Gentile : — after the manner of Gentiles.

(1484) e]qnov, — eth’-nos ; probably from (1486) (e]qw ); a race (as of the same habit ), i.e. a tribe ; specially a foreign (non-Jewish ) one (usually by implication pagan ): — Gentile, heathen, nation, people.

(1485) e]qov, — eth’-os ; from (1486) (e]qw ); a usage (prescribed by habit or law): — custom, manner, be wont.

(1486) e]qw , — eth’-o ; a primary verb; to be used (by habit or conventionality); neuter perfixed participle usage : — be custom (manner, wont).

(1487) eij , — i ; a primary particle of conditionality; if, whether, that , etc.: — forasmuch as, if, that, ([al-]) though, whether. Often used in connection or composition with other particles, especially as in (1489) (ei]ge ), (1490) (eij de< mh> (ge )), (1499) (eij kai> ), (1508) (e>ij mh> ), (1509) (eij mh> ti ), (1512) (ei] per ), (1513) (ei] pwv ), (1536) (ei] tiv ), (1537) (ejk ). See also (1437) (eja>n ).

(1488) ei+ , — i ; second personal singular present of (1510) (eijmi> ); thou art : — art, be.

(1489) ei]ge , — i’-gheh ; from (1487) (eij ) and (1065) (ge> ); if indeed, seeing that, unless , (with negative) otherwise : — if (so be that, yet).

(1490) eij de< mh> (ge ) , — i deh may’-(gheh) ; from (1487) (eij ), (1161) (de> ) and (3361) (mh> ) (sometimes with (1065) (ge> ) added); but if not : — (or) else, if (not, otherwise), otherwise.

(1491) ei+dov, — i’-dos ; from (1492) (ei]dw ); a view , i.e. form (literal or figurative): — appearance, fashion, shape, sight.

(1492) ei]dw , — i’-do ; a primary verb; used only in certain past tenses, the others being borrowed from the equivalent (3700) (ojpta>nomai ) and (3708) (oJra>w ); properly to see (literal or figurative); by implication (in the perf. only) to know : — be aware, behold, x can (+ not tell), consider, (have) know (-ledge), look (on), perceive, see, be sure, tell, understand, wish, wot. Compare (3700) (ojpta>nomai ).

(1493) eijdwlei~on , — i-do-li’-on ; neuter of a presumed derivative of (1497) (e]dwlon ); an image-fane : — idol’s temple.

(1494) eijdwlo>quton , — i-do-loth’-oo-ton ; neuter of a compound of (1497) (e]dwlon ) and a presumed derivative of (2380) (qu>w ); an image-sacrifice , i.e. part of an idolatrous offering : — (meat, thing that is) offered (in sacrifice, sacrificed) to (unto) idols.

(1495) eijdwlolatrei>a , — i-do-lol-at-ri’-ah ; from (1497) (e]dwlon ) and (2999) (latrei>a ); image-worship (literal or figurative): — idolatry.

(1496) eijdwlola>trhv, — i-do-lol-at’-race ; from (1497) (e]dwlon ) and the base of (3000) (latreu>w ); an image - (servant or) worshipper (literal or figurative): — idolater.

(1497) e]dwlon , — i’-do-lon ; from (1491) (ei+dov ); an image (i.e. for worship); by implication a heathen god , or (plural) the worship of such: — idol.

(1498) ei]hn , — i’-ane ; optative (i.e. English subjunctive) present of (1510) (eijmi> ) (including the other person); might (could, would or should ) be : — mean, + perish, should be, was, were.

(1499) eij kai> , — i kahee ; from (1487) (eij ) and (2532) (kai> ); if also (or even ): — if (that), though.

(1500) eijkh~ , — i-kay’ ; probably from (1502) (ei]kw ) (through the idea of failure ); idly , i.e. without reason (or effect ): — without a cause, (in) vain (-ly).

(1501) ei]kosi , — i’-kos-ee ; of uncertain affinity; a score : — twenty.

(1502) ei]kw , — i’-ko ; apparently a primary verb; properly to be weak , i.e. yield : — give place.

(1503) ei]kw , — i’-ko ; apparently a primary verb [perhaps akin to (1502) (ei]kw ) through the idea of faintness as a copy]; to resemble : — be like.

(1504) eijkw>n , — i-kone’ ; from (1503) (ei]kw ); a likeness , i.e. (literal) statue, profile , or (figurative) representation, resemblance : — image.

(1505) eijlikri>neia , — i-lik-ree’-ni-ah ; from (1506) (eijlikrinh>v ); clearness , i.e. (by implication) purity (figurative): — sincerity.

(1506) eijlikrinh>v, — i-lik-ree-nace’ ; from ei[lh (the sun’s ray ) and (2919) (kri>nw ); judged by sunlight , i.e. tested as genuine (figurative): — pure, sincere.

(1507) eiJli>ssw , — hi-lis’-so ; a prolonged form of a primary but defective verb ei[lw (of the same meaning); to coil or wrap : — roll together. See also (1667) (eJli>ssw ).

(1508) e>ij mh> , — i may ; from (1487) (eij ) and (3361) (mh> ); if not : — but, except (that), if not, more than, save (only) that, saving, till.

(1509) eij mh> ti , — i may tee ; from (1508) (e>ij mh> ) and the neuter of (5100) (ti>v ); if not somewhat : — except.

(1510) eijmi> , — i-mee’ ; first person singular presumed indicative; a prolonged form of a primary and defective verb; I exist (used only when emphatic): — am, have been, x it is I, was. See also (1488) (ei+ ), (1498) (ei]hn ), (1511) (ei+nai ), (1527) (ei=v kaq j ei=v ), (2070) (ejsme>n ), (2071) (e]somai ), (2075) (ejste> ), (2076) (ejsti> ), (2258) (h+n ), (2468) (i]sqi ), (2771) (ke>rdov ), (5600) (w+ ).

(1511) ei+nai , — i’-nahee ; presumed infinitive from (1510) (eijmi> ); to exist : — am, are, come, is, x lust after, x please well, there is, to be, was. ei[neken . See (1752) (e[neka ).

(1512) ei] per , — i per ; from (1487) (eij ) and (4007) (per ); if perhaps : — if so be (that), seeing, though.

(1513) ei] pwv, — i poce ; from (1487) (eij ) and (4458) ( -pw>v ); if somehow : — if by any means.

(1514) eijrhneu>w , — i-rane-yoo’-o ; from (1515) (eijrh>nh ); to be (act ) peaceful : — be at (have, live in) peace, live peaceably.

(1515) eijrh>nh , — i-ray’-nay ; probably from a primary verb ei]rw (to join ); peace (literal or figurative); by implication prosperity : — one, peace, quietness, rest, + set at one again.

(1516) eijrhniko>v, — i-ray-nee-kos’ ; from (1515) (eijrh>nh ); pacific ; by implication salutary : — peaceable.

(1517) eijrhnopoie>w , — i-ray-nop-oy-eh’-o ; from (1518) (eijrhnopoio>v ); to be a peace-maker , i.e. (figurative) to harmonize : — make peace.

(1518) eijrhnopoio>v, — i-ray-nop-oy-os’ ; from (1518) (eijrhnopoio>v ) and (4160) (poie>w ); pacificatory , i.e. (subjective) peaceable : — peacemaker. ei]rw. See (1515) (eijrh>nh ), (4483) (rJe>w ), (5346) (fhmi> ).

(1519) eijv, — ice ; a primary prepostition; to or into (indicating the point reached or entered), of place, time, or (figurative) purpose (result, etc.); also in adverbial phrases: — [abundant-] ly, against, among, as, at, [back-] ward, before, by, concerning, + continual, + far more exceeding, for [intent, purpose], fore, + forth, in (among, at, unto, -so much that, -to), to the intent that, + of one mind, + never, of, (up-) on, + perish, + set at one again, (so) that, therefore (-unto), throughout, till, to (be, the end, - ward), (here-) until (-to), ...ward, [where-] fore, with. Often used in composition with the same general import, but only with verbs (etc.) expressing motion (literal or figurative).

(1520) ei=v, — hice ; (including the neuter [etc.] e[n ; a primary numeral; one : — a (-n, -ny, certain), + abundantly, man, one (another), only, other, some. See also (1527) (ei=v kaq j ei=v ), (3367) (mhdei>v ), (3391) (mi>a ), (3762) (oujdei>v ).

(1521) eijsa>gw , — ice-ag’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (71) (a]gw ); to introduce (literal or figurative): — bring in (-to), (+ was to) lead into.

(1522) eijsakou>w , — ice-ak-oo’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (191) (ajkou>w ); to listen to: — hear.

(1523) eijsde>comai , — ice-dekh’-om-ahee ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (1209) (de>comai ); to take into one’s favor: — receive.

(1524) ei]seimi , — ice’-i-mee ; from (1519) (eijv ) and ei+mi (to go ); to enter : — enter (go) into.

(1525) eijse>rcomai , — ice-er’-khom-ahee ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (2064) (e]rcomai ); to enter (literal or figurative): — x arise, come (in, into), enter in (-to), go in (through).

(1526) eijsi> , — i-see’ ; 3rd person plural presumed indicative of (1510) (eijmi> ); they are : — agree, are, be, dure, x is, were.

(1527) ei=s kaq j ei=v, — hice kath hice ; from (1520) (ei=v ) repeated with (2596) (kata>> ) inserted; severally : — one by one.

(1528) eijskale>w , — ice-kal-eh’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (2564) (kale>w ); to invite in: — call in.

(1529) ei]sodov, — ice’-od-os ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (3598) (oJdo>v ); an entrance (literal or figurative): — coming, enter (-ing) in (to).

(1530) eijsphda>w , — ice-pay-dah’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and phda>w (to leap ); to rush in : — run (spring) in.

(1531) eijsporeu>omai , — ice-por-yoo’-om-ahee ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (4198) (poreu>omai ); to enter (literal or figurative): — come (enter) in, go into.

(1532) eijstre>cw , — ice-trekh’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (5143) (tre>cw ); to hasten inward : — run in.

(1533) eijsfe>rw , — ice-fer’-o ; from (1519) (eijv ) and (5342) (fe>rw ); to carry inward (literal or figurative): — bring (in), lead into.

(1534) ei+ta , — i’-tah ; of uncertain affinity; a particle of succession (in time or logical enumeration), then, moreover : — after that (- ward), furthermore, then. See also (1899) (e]peita ).

(1535) ei]te , — i’-teh ; from (1487) (eij ) and (5037) (te ); if too : — if, or, whether.

(1536) ei] tiv, — i tis ; from (1487) (eij ) and (5100) (ti>v ); if any : — he that, if a (-ny) man (‘s, thing, from any, ought), whether any, whosoever.

(1537) ejk , — ek ; or ejx , ex; a primary preposition denoting origin (the point whence motion or action proceeds), from, out (of place, time or cause; literal or figurative; direct or remote): — after, among, x are, at, betwixt (-yond), by (the means of), exceedingly, (+ abundantly above), for (-th), from (among, forth, up), + grudgingly, + heartily, x heavenly, x hereby, + very highly, in,...ly, (because, by reason) of, off (from), on, out among (from, of), over, since, x thenceforth, through, x unto, x vehemently, with (-out). Often used in composition, with the same general import; often of completion .

(1538) e[kastov, — hek’-as-tos ; as if a superlative of e[kav (afar ); each or every : — any, both, each (one), every (man, one, woman), particularly.

(1539) eJka>stote , — hek-as’-tot-eh ; as if from (1538) (e[kastov ) and (5119) (to>te ); at every time : — always.

(1540) eJkato>n , — hek-at-on’ ; of uncertain affinity; a hundred : — hundred.

(1541) eJkatontae>thv, — hek-at-on-tah-et’-ace ; from (1540) (eJkato>n ) and (2094) (e]tov ); centenarian : — hundred years old.

(1542) eJkatontaplasi>wn , — hek-at-on-ta-plah-see’-own ; from (1540) (eJkato>n ) and a presumed derivative of (4111) (pla>ssw ); a hundred times : — hundredfold.

(1543) eJkatonta>rchv, — hek-at-on-tar’-khace ; or eJkato>ntarcov , hek-at-on’-tar-khos; from (1540) (eJkato>n ) and (757) (a]rcw ); the captain of one hundred men : — centurion.

(1544) ejkba>llw , — ek-bal’-lo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (906) (ba>llw ); to eject (literal or figurative): — bring forth, cast (forth, out), drive (out), expel, leave, pluck (pull, take, thrust) out, put forth (out), send away (forth, out).

(1545) e]kbasiv, — ek’-bas-is ; from a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and the base of (939) (ba>siv ) (meaning to go out ); an exit (literal or figurative): — end, way to escape.

(1546) ejkbolh> , — ek-bol-ay’ ; from (1544) (ejkba>llw ); ejection , i.e. (special) a throwing overboard of the cargo: — + lighten the ship.

(1547) ejkgami>zw , — ek-gam-id’-zo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and a form of (1061) (gami>skw ) [compare (1548) (gami>skw )]; to marry off a daughter: — give in marriage.

(1548) ejkgami>skw , — ek-gam-is’-ko ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1061) (gami>skw ); the same as (1547) (ekgamizo): — give in marriage.

(1549) e]kgonon , — ek’-gon-on ; neuter of a derivative of a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and (1096) (gi>nomai ); a descendant , i.e. (special) grandchild : — nephew.

(1550) ejkdapana>w , — ek-dap-an-ah’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1159) (dapana>w ); to expend (wholly), i.e. (figurative) exhaust : — spend.

(1551) ejkde>comai , — ek-dekh’-om-ahee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1209) (de>comai ); to accept from some source, i.e. (by implication) to await : — expect, look (tarry) for, wait (for).

(1552) e]kdhlov, — ek’-day-los ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1212) (dh~lov ); wholly evident : — manifest.

(1553) ejkdhme>w , — ek-day-meh’-o ; from a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and (1218) (dh~mov ); to emigrate , i.e. (figurative) vacate or quit : — be absent.

(1554) ejkdi>dwmi , — ek-did-o’-mee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1325) (di>dwmi ); to give forth , i.e. (special) to lease : — let forth (out).

(1555) ejkdihge>omai , — ek-dee-ayg-eh’-om-ahee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and a compound of (1223) (dia> ) and (2233) (hJge>omai ); to narrate through wholly: — declare.

(1556) ejkdike>w , — ek-dik-eh’-o ; from (1558) (e]kdikov ); to vindicate, retaliate, punish : — a (re-) venge.

(1557) ejkdi>khsiv, — ek-dik’-ay-sis ; from (1556) (ejkdike>w ); vindication, retribution : — (a-, re-) venge (-ance), punishment.

(1558) e]kdikov, — ed’-dik-os ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1349) (di>kh ); carrying justice out , i.e. a punisher : — a (re-) venger.

(1559) ejkdiw>kw , — ek-dee-o’-ko ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (1377) (diw>kw ); to pursue out , i.e. expel or persecute implacably: — persecute.

(1560) e]kdotov, — ek’-dot-os ; from (1537) (ejk ) and a derivative of (1325) (di>dwmi ); given out or over , i.e. surrendered : — delivered.

(1561) ejkdoch> , — ek-dokh-ay’ ; from (1551) (ejkde>comai ); expectation : — looking for.

(1562) ejkdu>w , — ek-doo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and the base of (1416) (du>nw ); to cause to sink out of, i.e. (specially as of clothing) to divest : — strip, take off from, unclothe.

(1563) ejkei~ , — ek-i’ ; of uncertain affinity; there ; by extension thither : — there, thither (-ward), (to) yonder (place).

(1564) ejkei~qen , — ek-i’-then ; from (1563) (ejkei~ ); thence : — from that place, (from) thence, there.

(1565) ejkei~nov, — ek-i’-nos ; from (1563) (ejkei~ ); that one (or [neuter] thing); often intensified by the article prefixed: — he, it, the other (same), selfsame, that (same, very), x their, x them, they, this, those. See also (3778) (ou=tov ).

(1566) ejkei~se , — ek-i’-seh ; from (1563) (ejkei~ ); thither : — there.

(1567) ejkzhte>w , — ek-zay-teh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2212) (zhte>w ); to search out , i.e. (figurative) investigate, crave, demand , (by Hebrew) worship : — en- (re-) quire, seek after (carefully, diligently).

(1568) ejkqambe>w , — ek-tham-beh’-o ; from (1569) (e]kqambov ); to astonish utterly: — affright, greatly (sore) amaze.

(1569) e]kqambov, — ek’-tham-bos ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2285) (qa>mbov ); utterly astounded : — greatly wondering.

(1570) e]kqetov, — ek’-thet-os ; from (1537) (ejk ) and a derivative of (5087) (ti>qhmi ); put out , i.e. exposed to perish: — cast out.

(1571) ejkkaqai>rw , — ek-kath-ah’ee-ro ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2508) (kaqai>rw ); to cleanse thoroughly : — purge (out).

(1572) ejkkai>w , — ek-kah’-yo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2545) (kai>w ); to inflame deeply: — burn.

(1573) ejkkake>w , — ek-kak-eh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2556) (kako>v ); to be (bad or) weak , i.e. (by implication) to fail (in heart): — faint, be weary.

(1574) ejkkente>w , — ek-ken-teh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and the base of (2759) (ke>ntron ); to transfix : — pierce.

(1575) ejkkla>w , — ek-klah’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2806) (kla>w ); to exscind : — break off.

(1576) ejkklei>w , — ek-kli’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2808) (klei>w ); to shut out (literal or figurative): — exclude.

(1577) ejkklhsi>a , — ek-klay-see’-ah ; from a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and a derivative of (2564) (kale>w ); a calling out , i.e. (concretely) a popular meeting , especially a religious congregation (Jewish synagogue , or Christian community of members on earth or saints in heaven or both): — assembly, church.

(1578) ejkkli>nw , — ek-klee’-no ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2827) (kli>nw ); to deviate , i.e. (absolute) to shun (literal or figurative), or (relative) to decline (from piety): — avoid, eschew, go out of the way.

(1579) ejkkolumba>w , — ek-kol-oom-bah’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2860) (kolumba>w ); to escape by swimming : — swim out.

(1580) ejkkomi>zw , — ek-kom-id’-zo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2865) (komi>zw ); to bear forth (to burial): — carry out.

(1581) ejkko>ptw , — ek-kop’-to ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2875) (ko>ptw ); to exscind ; figurative to frustrate : — cut down (off, out), hew down, hinder.

(1582) ejkkre>mamai , — ek-krem’-am-ahee ; middle from (1537) (ejk ) and (2910) (krema>nnumi ); to hang upon the lips of a speaker, i.e. listen closely : — be very attentive.

(1583) ejklale>w , — ek-lal-eh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2980) (lale>w ); to divulge : — tell.

(1584) ejkla>mpw , — ek-lam’-po ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (2989) (la>mpw ); to be resplendent : — shine forth.

(1585) eklanqanomai , — ek-lan-than’-om-ahee ; middle from (1537) (ejk ) and (2990) (lanqa>nw ); to be utterly oblivious of: — forget.

(1586) ejkle>gomai , — ek-leg’-om-ahee ; middle from (1537) (ejk ) and (3004) (le>gw ) (in its primary sense); to select : — make choice, choose (out), chosen.

(1587) ejklei>pw , — ek-li’-po ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3007) (lei>pw ); to omit , i.e. (by implication) cease (die ): — fail.

(1588) ejklekto>v, — ek-lek-tos’ ; from (1586) (ejkle>gomai ); select ; by implication favorite : — chosen, elect.

(1589) ejklogh> , — ek-log-ay’ ; from (1586) (ejkle>gomai ); (divine) selection (abstract or concrete): — chosen, election.

(1590) ejklu>w , — ek-loo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3089) (lu>w ); to relax (literal or figurative): — faint.

(1591) ejkma>ssw , — ek-mas’-so ; from (1537) (ejk ) and the base of (3145) (massa>omai ); to knead out , i.e. (by analogy) to wipe dry : — wipe.

(1592) ejkmukteri>zw , — ek-mook-ter-id’-zo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3456) (mukthri>zw ); to sneer outright at: — deride.

(1593) ejkneu>w , — ek-nyoo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3506) (neu>w ); (by analogy) to slip off , i.e. quietly withdraw : — convey self away.

(1594) ejknh>fw , — ek-nay’-fo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3525) (nh>fw ); (figurative) to rouse (oneself) out of stupor: — awake.

(1595) eJkou>sion , — hek-oo’-see-on ; neuter of a derivative from (1635) (eJkw>n ); voluntariness : — willingly.

(1596) eJkousi>wv, — hek-oo-see’-oce ; adverb from the same as (1595) (eJkou>sion ); voluntarily : — wilfully, willingly.

(1597) e]kpalai , — ek’-pal-ahee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3819) (pa>lai ); long ago, for a long while : — of a long time, of old.

(1598) ejkpeira>zw , — ek-pi-rad’-zo ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3985) (peira>zw ); to test thoroughly : — tempt.

(1599) ejkpe>mpw , — ek-pem’-po ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (3992) (pe>mpw ); to despatch : — send away (forth). ejkperissou~ . See (1537) (ejk ) and (4053) (perisso>v ).

(1600) ejkpeta>nnumi , — ek-pet-an’-noo-mee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and a form of (4072) (pe>tomai ); to fly out , i.e. (by analogy) extend : — stretch forth.

(1601) ejkpi>ptw , — ek-pip’-to ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4098) (pi>ptw ); to drop away ; specially be driven out of one’s course; figurative to lose, become inefficient : — be cast, fail, fall (away, off), take none effect.

(1602) ejkple>w , — ek-pleh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4126) (ple>w ); to depart by ship: — sail (away, thence).

(1603) ejkplhro>w , — ek-play-ro’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4137) (plhro>w ); to accomplish entirely: — fulfill.

(1604) ejkplh>rwsiv, — ek-play’-ro-sis ; from (1603) (ejkplhro>w ); completion : — accomplishment.

(1605) ejkplh>ssw , — ek-place’-so ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4141) (plh>ssw ); to strike with astonishment: — amaze, astonish.

(1606) ejkpne>w , — ek-pneh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4154) (pne>w ); to expire : — give up the ghost.

(1607) ejkporeu>omai , — ek-por-yoo’-om-ahee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4198) (poreu>omai ); to depart, be discharged, proceed, project : — come (forth, out of), depart, go (forth, out), issue, proceed (out of).

(1608) ejkporneu>w , — ek-porn-yoo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4203) (porneu>w ); to be utterly unchaste : — give self over to fornication.

(1609) ejkptu>w , — ek-ptoo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4429) (ptu>w ); to spit out , i.e. (figurative) spurn : — reject.

(1610) ejkrizo>w , — ek-rid-zo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4492) (rJizo>w ); to uproot : — pluck up by the root, root up.

(1611) e]kstasiv, — ek’-stas-is ; from (1839) (ejxi>sthmi ); a displacement of the mind, i.e. bewilderment , “ecstasy ”: — + be amazed, amazement, astonishment, trance.

(1612) ejkstre>fw , — ek-stref’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (4762) (stre>fw ); to pervert (figurative): — subvert.

(1613) ejktara>ssw , — ek-tar-as’-so ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5015) (tara>ssw ); to disturb wholly : — exceedingly trouble.

(1614) ejktei>nw , — ek-ti’-no ; from (1537) (ejk ) and tei>nw (to stretch ); to extend : — cast, put forth, stretch forth (out).

(1615) ejktele>w , — ek-tel-eh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5055) (tele>w ); to complete fully: — finish.

(1616) ejkte>neia , — ek-ten’-i-ah ; from (1618) (ejktenh>v ); intentness : — x instantly.

(1617) ejktene>steron , — ek-ten-es’-ter-on ; neuter of the comparative of (1618) (ejktenh>v ); more intently : — more earnestly.

(1618) ejktenh>v, — ek-ten-ace’ ; from (1614) (ejktei>nw ); intent : — without ceasing, fervent.

(1619) ejktenw~v, — ek-ten-oce’ ; adverb from (1618) (ejktenh>v ); intently : — fervently.

(1620) ejkti>qhmi , — ek-tith’-ay-mee ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5087) (ti>qhmi ); to expose ; figurative to declare : — cast out, expound.

(1621) ejktina>ssw , — ek-tin-as’-so ; from (1537) (ejk ) and tina>ssw (to swing ); to shake violently: — shake (off).

(1622) ejkto>v, — ek-tos’ ; from (1537) (ejk ); the exterior ; figurative (as a preposition) aside from, besides : — but, except (-ed), other than, out of, outside, unless, without.

(1623) e[ktov, — hek’-tos ; ordinal from (1803) (e[x ); sixth : — sixth.

(1624) ejktre>pw , — ek-trep’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and the base of (5157) (troph> ); to deflect , i.e. turn away (literal or figurative): — avoid, turn (aside, out of the way).

(1625) ejktre>fw , — ek-tref’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5142) (tre>fw ); to rear up to maturity, i.e. (genitive) to cherish or train : — bring up, nourish.

(1626) e]ktrwma , — ek’-tro-mah ; from a compound of (1537) (ejk ) and titrw>skw (to wound ); a miscarriage (abortion ), i.e. (by analogy) untimely birth : — born out of due time.

(1627) ejkfe>rw , — ek-fer’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5342) (fe>rw ); to bear out (literal or figurative): — bear, bring forth, carry forth (out).

(1628) e>kfeu>gw , — ek-fyoo’-go ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5343) (feu>gw ); to flee out : — escape, flee.

(1629) ejkfobe>w , — ek-fob-eh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5399) (fei>domai ); to frighten utterly : — terrify.

(1630) e]kfobov, — ek’-fob-os ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5401) (fo>bov ); frightened out of one’s wits: — sore afraid, exceedingly fear.

(1631) ejkfu>w , — ek-foo’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5453) (fu>w ); to sprout up : — put forth.

(1632) ejkce>w , — ek-kheh’-o ; or (by varitation) ejkcu>nw , ek-khoo’-n; from (1537) (ejk ) and ce>w (to pour ); to pour forth ; figurative to bestow : — gush (pour) out, run greedily (out), shed (abroad, forth), spill.

(1633) ejkcwre>w , — ek-kho-reh’-o ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5562) (cwre>w ); to depart : — depart out.

(1634) ejkyu>cw , — ek-psoo’-kho ; from (1537) (ejk ) and (5594) (yu>cw ); to expire : — give (yield) up the ghost.

(1635) eJkw>n , — hek-own’ ; of uncertain affinity; voluntary : — willingly.

(1636) ejlai>a , — el-ah’-yah ; feminine of a presumed derivative from an obsolete primary; an olive (the tree or the fruit): — olive (berry, tree).

(1637) e]laion , — el’-ah-yon ; neuter of the same as (1636) (ejlai>a ); olive oil : — oil.

(1638) ejlaiw>n , — el-ah-yone’ ; from (1636) (ejlai>a ); an olive-orchard , i.e. (special) the Mt. of Olives : — Olivet.

(1639) ÆElami>thv, — el-am-ee’-tace ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \5867\ (`Eylam)]; an Elamite or Persian: — Elamite.

(1640) ejla>sswn , — el-as’-sone ; or ejla>ttwn , el-at-tone’; comparative of the same as (1646) (ejla>cistov ); smaller (in size, quantity, age or quality): — less, under, worse, younger.

(1641) ejlattone>w , — el-at-ton-eh-o ; from (1640) (ejla>sswn ); to diminish , i.e. fall short : — have lack.

(1642) ejlatto>w , — el-at-to’-o ; from (1640) (ejla>sswn ); to lessen (in rank or influence): — decrease, make lower.

(1643) ejlau>nw , — el-ow’-no ; a prolonged form of a primary verb (obsolete except in certain tenses as an alternative of this) of uncertain affinity; to push (as wind, oars or daemoniacal power): — carry, drive, row.

(1644) ejlafri>a , — el-af-ree’-ah ; from (1645) (ejlafro>v ); levity (figurative), i.e. fickleness : — lightness.

(1645) ejlafro>v, — el-af-ros’ ; probably akin to (1643) (ejlau>nw ) and the base of (1640) (ejla>sswn ); light , i.e. easy : — light.

(1646) ejla>cistov, — el-akh’-is-tos ; superlative of e]lacuv (short ); used as equivalent to (3398) (mikro>v ); least (in size, amount, dignity, etc.): — least, very little (small), smallest.

(1647) ejlacisto>terov, — el-akh-is-tot’-er-os ; comparative of (1646) (ejla>cistov ); far less : — less than the least.

(1648) ÆElea>zar , — el-eh-ad’-zar ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \499\ (‘El`azar)]; Eleazar , an Israelite: — Eleazar.

(1649) e]legxiv, — el’-eng-xis ; from (1651) (ejle>gcw ); refutation , i.e. reproof : — rebuke.

(1650) e]legcov, — el’-eng-khos ; from (1651) (ejle>gcw ); proof, conviction : — evidence, reproof.

(1651) ejle>gcw , — el-eng’-kho ; of uncertain affinity; to confute, admonish : — convict, convince, tell a fault, rebuke, reprove.

(1652) ejleeino>v, — el-eh-i-nos’ ; from (1656) (e]leov ); pitiable : — miserable.

(1653) ejlee>w , — el-eh-eh’-o ; from (1656) (e]leov ); to compassionate (by word or deed, specially by divine grace): — have compassion (pity on), have (obtain, receive, shew) mercy (on).

(1654) ejlehmosu>nh , — el-eh-ay-mos-oo’-nay ; from (1656) (e]leov ); compassionateness , i.e. (as exercised towards the poor) beneficence , or (concretely) a benefaction : — alms (-deeds).

(1655) ejleh>mwn , — el-eh-ay’-mone ; (1653) (ejlee>w ); compassionate (actively): — merciful.

(1656) e]leov, — el’-eh-os ; of uncertain affinity; compassion (human or divine, especially active): — (+ tender) mercy.

(1657) ejleuqeri>a , — el-yoo-ther-ee’-ah ; from (1658) (ejleu>qerov ); freedom (legitimate or licentious, chiefly moral or cerimonial): — liberty.

(1658) ejleu>qerov, — el-yoo’-ther-os ; probably from the alternative of (2064) (e]rcomai ); unrestrained (to go at pleasure), i.e. (as a citizen) not a slave (whether freeborn or manumitted ), or (genitive) exempt (from obligation or liability): — free (man, woman), at liberty.

(1659) ejleuqero>w , — el-yoo-ther-o’-o ; from (1658) (ejleu>qerov ); to liberate , i.e. (figurative) to exempt (from moral, cerimonial or mortal liability): — deliver, make free. ejleu>qw . See (2064) (e]rcomai ).

(1660) e]leusiv, — el’-yoo-sis ; from the alternative of (2064) (e]rcomai ); an advent : — coming.

(1661) ejlefa>ntinov, — el-ef-an’-tee-nos ; from e]lefav (an “elephant ”); elephantine , i.e. (by implication) composed of ivory : — of ivory.

(1662) ÆEliakei>m , — el-ee-ak-ime’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \471\ (‘Elyaqiym)]; Eliakim , an Israelite: — Eliakim.

(1663) ÆElie>zer , — el-ee-ed’-zer ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \461\ (‘Eliy`ezer)]; Eliezer , an Israelite: — Eliezer.

(1664) ÆEliou>d , — el-ee-ood’ ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \410\ (‘el) and Hebrew \1935\ (howd)]; God of majesty; Eliud , an Israelite: — Eliud.

(1665) ÆElisa>bet , — el-ee-sab’-et ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \472\ (‘Eliysheba`)]; Elisabet , an Israelitess: — Elisabeth.

(1666) ÆElissai~ov, — el-is-sah’-yos ; of Hebrew origin [ Hebrew \477\ (‘Eliysha`)]; Elissaeus , an Israelite: — Elissaeus.

(1667) eJli>ssw , — hel-is’-so ; a form of (1507) (eiJli>ssw ); to coil or wrap : — fold up.

(1668) e[lkov, — hel’-kos ; probably from (1670) (eJlku>w ); an ulcer (as if drawn together): — sore.

(1669) eJlko>w , — hel-ko’-o ; from (1668) (e[lkov ); to cause to ulcerate , i.e. (passive) be ulcerous : — full of sores.