Strong's Number Greek Words Index
002 Ἀββᾶ abba - (title for God; literally: father) one who combines aspects of supernatural authority and care for his people; (MARK 14:36)
005 Ἀβραάμ Abraham, Abrahamʼs - the patriarch of the Israelite nation and father of the faithful; (GAL 3:6)
006 ἄβυσσος Abyss - a location of the dead and a place where the Devil is kept, the abode of the beast as the antichrist, and of Abaddon, as the angel of the underworld; (LUKE 8:31)
010 ἀγαθός the good, good, trustworthiness - positive moral qualities of the most general nature; (LUKE 16:25)
012 ἀγαπάω love*, Beloved, dear, sanctified - to have love for someone or something, based on sincere appreciation and high regard; (1 COR 8:3)
013 ἀγάπη love feasts - a special type of communal meal having particular significance for early Christians as an expression of their mutual affection and concern; (1 COR 16:14)
014 ἀγαπητός beloved, dear, dearly, loved, Brethren - pertaining to one who or that which is loved; (EPH 5:1)
015 ἄγγελος angel* - a supernatural being that attends upon or serves as a messenger of a superior supernatural entity; (LUKE 15:10)
017 ἁγιασμός consecration - dedication; dedication to the service of and to loyalty to a deity; (1 TIM 2:15)
018 ἅγιος Holy Place - the interior (either the outer or the inner of the two rooms) of the sanctuary of the Jerusalem Temple or of the earlier tabernacle or of a corresponding spiritual holy place, perhaps regarded as being in heaven; (ACTS 19:2)
019 ἁγιωσύνη holiness - the quality of holiness as an expression of the divine in contrast with the human; (ROM 1:4)
020 ἄγκυρα anchor* - a heavy object attached to a boat by a rope or chain and dropped to the bottom of a body of water in order to prevent or restrict the movement of the boat; (ACTS 27:29)
021 ἁγνίζω to purify - to purify and cleanse ritually and thus acquire a state of ritual acceptability; (1 JOHN 3:3)
022 ἁγνός pure - without defect; pertaining to being without moral defect or blemish and hence pure; (1 PET 3:2)
024 ἀγοράζω bought at a price, bought, redeemed - literally: to buy for a price; hence: to cause the release or freedom of someone by a means which proves costly to the individual causing the release; (LUKE 9:13)
025 ἀγοραῖος courts - a place or social institution that involves a person being brought before a judge to determine that person's guilt or innocence in a matter; (ACTS 17:5)
027 ἀδελφή women as mothers, a sister in the Lord, a brother or a sister, sisterʼs son, motherʼs sister, sisters, brother or sister, elect sister, my brother, and sister, and mother, my brother and my sister and mother, mother, sister*, our dear - literally: a female having the same father and mother as the reference person; hence also: fellow believer in Christ; (2 JOHN 13)
028 ἀδελφός brothers, brother, brotherʼs, brethren - a close associate of a group of persons having a well-defined membership (in the NT, fellow believers in Christ); (ACTS 16:40)
029 ἀδελφότης brotherhood, brethren - an association of persons having a strong sense of unity; (1 PET 5:9)
030 ᾅδης world of the dead - Hades; a place or abode of the dead, including both the righteous and the unrighteous (in most contexts ᾅδης[a] is equivalent to the Hebrew term Sheol); (LUKE 10:15)
031 ἀδικέω wrong, harm, harming, wronged, unrighteousness, hurt, damage, unjust, harmed - to do that which is unjust or unrighteous; to mistreat by acting unjustly toward someone; (GAL 4:12)
033 ἀδικία evildoers, unrighteous, unjust, unrighteousness, wickedness, sin, injustice, wrong, evil - an activity which is unjust; (1 JOHN 5:17)
034 ἄδικος unrighteous*, unjust - a person who is not a member of the Christian community and by implication possibly unjust or not in a right relation with God; (LUKE 16:10)
035 ἀετός eagle*, flying, vultures - generic word for a large bird of prey; genus Aquila, but may include others, esp. vulture; (MATT 24:28)
036 ἀθέμιτος disgusting - bad; pertaining to being bad and disgusting on the basis of not being allowed; (ACTS 10:28)
037 ἄθεσμος lawless - unruly; not complying with law; pertaining to refusing to be subjected to legal requirements; (2 PET 3:17)
042 αἷμα blood - murder; death; (a) blood; (b) figuratively: the death of a person, generally as the result of violence or execution; (c) figuratively: death for a sacrificial purpose; (d) literally: flesh and blood, i.e. a human being in contrast with a divine being; (JOHN 6:53)
043 αἰών always - forever; forever and ever; eternally; unlimited duration of time, with particular focus upon the future; (JOHN 11:26)
044 αἰώνιος everlasting, eternal, world began, before time began, since the world began, ever - pertaining to an unlimited duration of time; (JOHN 12:25)
045 ἀκαθαρσία uncleanness, impurity, impure - the state of moral impurity, especially in relationship to sexual sin; (1 THESS 4:7)
046 ἀκάθαρτος unclean, immoral, filthiness - pertaining to being ritually unacceptable, either as the result of defilement or because of the nature of the object itself (for example, ritually unacceptable animals); (MATT 10:1)
047 ἄκανθα thorn* - any kind of plant with sharp projections on its stem and/or branches; regarded as useless; symbol of hardship; (LUKE 8:7)
048 ἀκάνθινος thorns - (derivative of ἄκανθα, thorn plant) pertaining to, being made of, or consisting of thorns; (MARK 15:17)
049 ἀκέραιος without fault - pertaining to being without a mixture of evil and hence to being pure; (ROM 16:19)
050 ἀκρίς locusts - six-legged winged insect characterized by the fact that its third pair of legs is elongated and adapted to hopping; Acrididae family; moves in swarms that migrate to new areas, which they colonize; at other times lives solitary or in small groups; eaten cooked by toasting, grilling, frying, or broiling, though in some places they are also eaten raw; because of their large numbers and swarming characteristics, locusts were a symbol of a vast attacking army against which there was no defense and also a symbol of divine punishment; (REV 9:3)
051 ἀκροβυστία uncircumcised, uncircumcision - a collective for those who are uncircumcised; (ROM 3:30)
052 ἀκρογωνιαῖος cornerstone, corner stone - the cornerstone or capstone of a building, essential to its construction (these terms occur in the NT only figuratively in reference to Christ); (1 PET 2:6)
055 ἀλείφω anoint, anointed, anointing - to pour a liquid, normally oil or perfume, on someone's body, often on the head, face, or feet, as part of a ritual or in a ritual manner; (MARK 6:13)
056 ἀλέκτωρ rooster - male domestic fowl, dark brownish red, with orange-red neck hackles, a smallish red comb on the top of the head, and red lappets on each side under the beak; the hen is a lighter brownish red and has a smaller comb; significance in the Bible seems related to the fact that cocks crow very early in the morning, announcing the coming dawn; (JOHN 18:27)
057 Ἀλεξανδρεύς Alexandrians, Alexandria - (derivative of Ἀλεξανδρία Alexandria, not occurring in the NT) a person who lives in or is a native of Alexandria; (ACTS 18:24)
058 Ἀλεξανδρῖνος Alexandria - (derivative of Ἀλεξανδρία Alexandria, not occurring in the NT) pertaining to Alexandria; (ACTS 27:6)
059 Ἀλέξανδρος Alexander - a coppersmith and opponent of Paul; some scholars have suggested that (4 ) and (5) refer to the same person, but this is by no means certain; (1TIM 1:20)
060 ἀλήθεια true, truth, rightly, truly, truthʼs - the content of that which is true and thus in accordance with what actually happened; (2 COR 13:8)
062 ἀληθής true, truthful, truth, valid, faithful, real - pertaining to being truthful and honest; (JOHN 19:35)
063 ἀληθινός true, sincere - pertaining to being real and not imaginary, or in accordance with historical fact; (JOHN 17:3)
064 ἀληθῶς truly, certainly, really, truth, indeed, Surely, certainty, sure - pertaining to being real and not imaginary; (JOHN 17:8)
065 ἅλυσις chain* - a series of connected metal links; used for binding objects together or restraining prisoners; (MARK 5:3)
067 ἅλων cleanse his floor, threshing floor - a surface of hard ground or stone where grain was threshed out, either by beating or having animals trample upon it; (MATT 3:12)
068 ἀλώπηξ fox* - animal looking like a longhaired dog with a pointed nose and a bushy tail; either reddish with white underparts (fox) or yellowish brown with red tips to the fur on the back (jackal); scavenger; associated with destruction and devastation, and also with being insignificant but self-important; also intelligent and quick-witted, crafty; (LUKE 13:32)
070 ἁμάρτημα sin, wrongdoing - that which someone has done in violating the will and law of God; (MARK 3:28)
072 ἁμαρτωλός sinners, sinner, sinful - pertaining to behavior that is contrary to the will and law of God; a person who practices such behavior; (JOHN 9:16)
073 ἄμεμπτος blamelessly, blameless, unblamable, without fault - pertaining to being without fault or blame; (1 THESS 3:13)
075 ἀμεταμέλητος not to be withdrawn, no regrets - pertaining to not feeling regret as the result of what one has done; (2 COR 7:10)
076 ἀμήν truly, done, gripped, truth, Amen, establish - strong affirmation of what is declared; (EPH 3:21)
077 ἀμίαντος undefiled, faultless - pertaining to not being ritually defiled, with implications of accompanying moral defilement; (1 PET 1:4)
080 ἄμπελος vine - creeping plant that develops a woody stem when it matures; Vitis vinifera; grows along the ground until it finds a tree or other object to climb, using tendrils; bears bunches of small round fruit that are sweet and juicy; symbol of blessing, prosperity, and happiness; (JOHN 15:1)
081 ἀμπελών vineyard - (derivative of ἄμπελος, grapevine) a number of grapevines growing in a garden or field; (MATT 21:28)
082 ἄμωμος blameless, without blemish, without spot, faultless, without fault - pertaining to having no defect or blemish; figuratively: pertaining to being without fault and hence morally blameless; (HEB 9:14)
084 ἀνακρίνω examined, searched - to try to learn the nature or truth of something by the process of careful study, evaluation and judgment; (1 COR 10:25)
086 ἀνάστασις resurrection, rising again, rise from the dead - the event of coming back to life after having once died; (ACTS 2:31)
087 ἀναστρέφω conduct oneself - behave; to conduct oneself, with apparent focus upon overt daily behavior; (1 PET 1:17)
088 ἀναστροφή conduct, manner of life, behaviour - the way that one conducts oneself, with apparent focus upon overt daily behavior; (1 PET 1:15)
091 ἀνεπίληπτος blameless, without spot - pertaining to what is so perfect or good it cannot be criticized; (1 TIM 5:7)
094 ἀνομία evildoers, evil, lawlessness, transgressions, unrighteousness, apostasy, wickedness, lawless deeds, breaks the Law - behavior that completely disregards the laws or regulations of a society; (MATT 13:41)
095 ἄνομος those without the Law - a non-Jew who lives completely without reference to the Jewish Law; (LUKE 22:37)
096 ἀντίδικος adversary - the Devil, described as someone who is actively and continuously hostile towards others; (1 PET 5:8)
098 ἀντίχριστος antichrist - one who is opposed to Christ, in the sense of usurping the role of Christ; (1 JOHN 2:18)
099 ἀνυπόκριτος without hypocrisy, sincere - pertaining to being genuine and sincere, and hence lacking in pretense or show; (ROM 12:9)
100 ἀνώγεον preparations - a room on the level above the ground floor (second story in American usage and first story in most other languages); (MARK 14:15)
101 ἀξίνη axe - an instrument with a sharp-edged head and a handle, used in chopping wood; (MATT 3:10)
102 ἀπαλλάσσω delivered, left, deliver - to release from control, to set free (generic meaning for a wide variety of circumstances, including confinement, political domination, sin, sickness); (HEB 2:15)
103 ἀπιστέω not believe, faithless, disobedient - to believe that something is not true; to refuse to put one's trust or reliance in something or someone; (2 TIM 2:13)
104 ἀπιστία unbelief - the attitude of refusing to put one's trust or reliance in something or someone; (MATT 13:58)
105 ἄπιστος Faithless, unbelieving, unbelievers, unbeliever - pertaining to not believing, with the implication of refusing to believe; (1 COR 6:6)
106 ἀπογραφή census - the event of registering persons in connection with taking a census; (ACTS 5:37)
107 ἀπογράφω registered, written - to register someone, often in connection with taking a census; (HEB 12:23)
108 ἀποδοκιμάζω rejected - to judge someone or something as not being worthy or genuine and thus something to be rejected; (LUKE 9:22)
109 ἀποθήκη barn* - small structure for storing agricultural produce; normally made of stone; (LUKE 12:18)
110 ἀποκαταλλάσσω reconcile, reproach - to reestablish proper friendly interpersonal relations after these have been disrupted or broken; (COL 1:20)
112 ἀπολύτρωσις redemption, ransom, deliverance - the act of releasing or setting free, with the implied analogy to the process of freeing a slave; (ROM 3:24)
114 ἀποστολή apostleship, apostle - the role of one who has been commissioned and sent as a special messenger; (GAL 2:8)
115 ἀπόστολος apostle*, who sent him, send them out to preach, messengers, messenger - one who is sent with a message; referring to the immediate followers of Jesus: one who fulfills the role of being a special messenger; (JOHN 13:16)
116 ἀποσυνάγωγος put out of the synagogue, put you out of the synagogues - a state of having been excommunicated from membership in a synagogue; (JOHN 12:42)
117 ἀπώλεια destruction, perdition - an act causing the ruin of persons, objects, or institutions; (MATT 26:8)
119 ἀργός idle, barren, dead - pertaining to not working or habitually refusing to work; pertaining to not giving careful consideration to something; (JAM 2:20)
122 ἅρμα chariot* - open vehicle with two or four wheels; harnessed to and pulled by horses; used in war or for travelling; (ACTS 8:28)
123 ἀρνίον lamb* - the young of sheep; fully dependent on its mother for nourishment and on the shepherd for protection; helpless, defenseless, innocent; often used for ritual sacrifice; (REV 12:11)
124 ἀρχή sovereignty, principalities, powers, magistrates, power and authority of the governor, rule, rulers - one who rules or governs; (COL 2:10)
125 ἀρχιερεύς priest* - a principal priest, in view of belonging to one of the high-priestly families; (ACTS 7:1)
127 ἀρχισυνάγωγος ruler, synagogue - one who is the head of and who directs the affairs of a synagogue; (MARK 5:22)
131 Ἀσία Asia - the Roman province of Asia, primarily the western part of present-day Turkey; (REV 1:4)
132 ἀσκός wineskins - a bag made of skin or leather; used for temporarily storing and carrying wine; (LUKE 5:37)
133 ἄσπιλος blamelessly, faultless, without blemish, without spot, and blameless - pertaining to what cannot be criticized; (1 TIM 6:14)
136 ἀσφαλής certain, the truth, sure - pertaining to being certain and thus completely believable; (ACTS 22:30)
139 αὐλή courtyard - an open area enclosed by structures within a building complex, such as the temple, a palace, or a house; or any dwelling having such an enclosed open area (often a relatively elaborate structure); (LUKE 22:55)
143 ἄφθαρτος incorruptible, perishable, immortal, the tomb - pertaining to being not subject to decay and death; (1 COR 15:52)
144 ἀφίημι forgive, forgiven, forgave, forgives - to remove the guilt resulting from wrongdoing; to release a person from the obligation of repaying what is owed; (JOHN 14:18)
145 ἀφιλάργυρος not greedy, without the love of money - pertaining to not being desirous or greedy for money; (HEB 13:5)
148 Βαβυλών Babylon - the capital of Babylonia; it also occurs as a symbol of demonic world power; (MATT 1:11)
150 βαλάντιον purse* - a receptacle for carrying money or other possessions; made of leather or cloth; (LUKE 12:33)
151 βαπτίζω baptize - to employ water in a religious ceremony designed to symbolize purification and initiation on the basis of repentance; (ACTS 19:3)
152 βάπτισμα baptism - a religious ceremony involving washing with water, symbolizing purification and initiation on the basis of repentance; (EPH 4:5)
153 βαπτισμός washing - baptism; a ritual washing with water to make objects ritually acceptable; (MARK 7:4)
155 Βαραββᾶς Barabbas - a prisoner released by Pilate at the request of the Jews during the trial of Jesus; (JOHN 18:40)
156 βάρβαρος foreigner, non-Greek - uncivilized; a person not participating in Greek culture and civilization; person from an area in which a language other than Greek or Latin was spoken; regarded as being outside the civilized world of NT times; (1 COR 14:11)
158 Βαρνάβας Barnabas - an additional name of a certain Joseph, a Levite from Cyprus who was an associate of Paul; (1 COR 9:6)
159 Βαρσαβᾶς Barsabas - the family name of a certain Judas who was appointed as a companion of Paul; (ACTS 15:22)
160 βασιλεία kingdom - rule, reign; an area or district ruled by a king; by extension, the act of ruling or reigning by a king (or God); (ACTS 8:12)
161 βασιλεύς king* - male ruler of a nation or area; sometimes used to refer to God, Jesus, or Satan as beings with the power and authority of a king; (ACTS 4:26)
165 βέβηλος profane - irreligious ; pertaining to being profane in the sense of worldly or godless; (1 TIM 1:9)
166 βεβηλόω desecrate - to cause something to become unclean, profane, or ritually unacceptable; (MATT 12:5)
174 βῆμα seat, gallio - a raised platform mounted by steps and usually furnished with a seat; used by officials to address an assembly, often on judicial matters, with a focus on judgement; (ROM 14:10)
180 βλασφημέω blaspheme - revile; defame; to speak against someone in such a way as to harm or injure his or her reputation (occurring in relation to persons as well as to divine beings); (JAM 2:7)
181 βλασφημία slander - blasphemy; the act of speaking against someone in such a way as to harm or injure his or her reputation (occurring in relation to persons as well as to divine beings); (MATT 12:31)
182 βλάσφημος blasphemous, slanderous - blasphemer, slanderer; pertaining to being insulting and slanderous; a person who defames someone or something; (1 TIM 1:13)
193 γάμος wedding hall - a relatively large room, often serving as a place for a wedding; (MATT 22:2)
196 Γεννησαρέτ Gennesaret - a name for the Lake of Galilee, also called the Lake of Tiberias; (MARK 6:53)
197 Γεργεσηνός Gadarenes - a person who lives in or is a native of Gerasa, a city in Peraea, east of the Jordan; (LUKE 8:26)
198 γῆ land - region or regions of the earth, normally in relation to some ethnic group or geographical center, but not necessarily constituting a unit of governmental administration; (JOHN 17:4)
200 Γολγοθᾶ Golgotha - the Aramaic name of a hill near Jerusalem where executions took place; (MATT 27:33)
201 Γόμοῤῥα Gomorrah - a city located at the southern part of the Dead Sea and destroyed because of its evil; (2 PET 2:6)
202 γράμμα letter - writing; Scripture; any kind of written document, whether in book or manuscript form, with focus upon the content; an object containing writing addressed to one or more persons; (JOHN 5:47)
203 γραμματεύς town clerk - a city official with responsibility for the records of a town or city and apparently certain responsibilities for maintaining law and order; (LUKE 19:47)
204 γραφή Scripture, Scripture passage - the writings of the OT, or a particular passage of the OT; (JOHN 2:22)
205 γράφω write - to mark letters, numbers, or words on a surface such as paper, using a pen or similar instrument and ink or similar material; (2 COR 4:13)
210 δέησις prayer - supplication; petition; the act of asking with urgency based on presumed need; (PHIL 1:4)
213 δέομαι ask, beg - pray; to ask for with urgency, with the implication of presumed need; (2 COR 8:4)
215 δερμάτινος camelʼs - (derivative of δέρμα skin) pertaining to being made of skin or leather; (MATT 3:4)
220 δηνάριον coin, silver - a Roman silver coin equivalent to a days wage of a common laborer; (MATT 20:2)
221 διάβολος slanderers - (derivative of διαβάλλω to slander) one who engages in slander; pertaining to slander; (JOHN 6:70)
222 διαγινώσκω examine thoroughly - determine, decide a case; to obtain accurate and thorough information about; to make a judgment on legal matters, with the implication of thorough examination; (ACTS 23:15)
223 διάδημα crowns - a type of crown employed as a symbol of the highest ruling power in a particular area and therefore often associated with kingship; (REV 12:3)
224 διαθήκη covenant - the verbal content of an agreement between two persons or parties specifying reciprocal benefits and responsibilities; (HEB 7:22)
225 διακονέω serve, care for, administer - one who serves, minister; to take care of by rendering service to; to serve food or drink; to serve God in some special way; (LUKE 4:39)
226 διακονία service - ministry; support; the role or position of serving; act of taking care of the needs of people; (1 COR 12:5)
227 διάκονος servant - deacon; minister; one who serves as a deacon, with responsibility to care for the needs of believers; (JOHN 2:5)
228 διακρίνω discern, distinguish - doubt, waver, hesitate; to judge that there is a difference or distinction; (ACTS 10:20)
230 διαμαρτύρομαι declare, assert, charge under solemn oath - warn; insist; to make a serious declaration on the basis of presumed personal knowledge; to admonish or instruct with regard to some future happening or action, with the implication of personal knowledge or experience; to be emphatic in stating an opinion or desire; (1 TIM 5:21)
231 διάνοια mind - understanding; thoughts; the psychological faculty of understanding, reasoning, thinking, and deciding; the content of thinking and reasoning; (MATT 22:37)
234 δίκαιος just, righteous - being right with; pertaining to being in accordance with what God requires or being in a right relationship with someone (usually God); (JOHN 17:25)
235 δικαιοσύνη doing what God requires, doing what is right - righteousness, justice; being put right with God; the act of doing what God requires or of being put right with God; (2 COR 5:21)
237 δικαίωμα regulations, just requirements, justification - righteous act; a regulation concerning right or just action; an act which is in accordance with what God requires; (REV 19:8)
238 δικαίως justly - righteously; pertaining to being right as the result of being justified and deserved; (TITUS 2:12)
239 δίκη justice - Justice; reward or punishment on the basis of what is rightly deserved; the goddess who delivers such action in seeking out and punishing the guilty; (2 THESS 1:9)
240 δίκτυον net* - any kind of net, but in the NT referring only to nets used for catching fish; (MATT 4:20)
241 δοκιμάζω interpret, examine, test - judge to be genuine, approve; to try to learn the genuineness of something by examination and testing, often through actual use; to regard something as genuine on the basis of testing; (1 COR 11:28)
242 δοκίμιον testing, proving - genuineness; the act of testing to determine is something is genuine; or, genuineness on the basis of having been tested; (1 PET 1:7)
243 δόκιμος approved - regarded as worthy, respected; pertaining to being judged worthy or genuine on the basis of testing; (2 COR 10:18)
245 δόξα praise - honor, respect; the act of speaking of something as being unusually fine and deserving honor; the act of showing honor as an element in the assignment of status to a person; (1 COR 10:31)
246 δοξάζω praise - glorify; honor; to speak of something as being unusually fine and deserving honor; to cause someone to have glorious greatness; attribute high status to someone by honoring; (GAL 1:24)
248 δουλεύω serve - be enslaved; to do work as a slave or servant of someone; or (figuratively) to be under the control of some influence; (EPH 6:7)
249 δοῦλος subservient to - controlled by; pertaining to a state of being completely controlled by someone or something; (2 COR 4:5)
251 δράκων dragon - a legendary animal, usually regarded as being a kind of monstrous winged serpent or lizard; (REV 16:13)
253 δύναμις ability - power; ruler; the ability to perform a particular activity or to undergo some experience; the potential to exert force in performing some function; (LUKE 22:69)
254 δυνάστης ruler - court official; sovereign; one who is in a position of authority to command others; (1 TIM 6:15)
261 ἐγείρω act.: raise - pass.: be raised ; cause someone who is dead to come back to life; (ACTS 10:26)
263 ἔθνος nation* - the largest unit into which the people of the world are divided on the basis of their constituting a socio-political community; (JOHN 18:35)
267 εἴδωλον idols, idol - an object which resembles a person, animal, god, etc. and which is an object of worship; (ROM 2:22)
268 εἰκών image, likeness - an object (not necessarily three-dimensional) which has been formed to resemble a person, god, animal, etc.; (MATT 22:20)
269 εἰλικρινής pure - sincere; pertaining to being sincere in the sense of having pure motivation; (2 PET 3:1)
271 εἰρήνη peace - a set of favorable circumstances involving peace and tranquility, freedom from anxiety; (1 PET 5:14)
272 εἰρηνικός peaceful - peace-loving; pertaining to freedom from anxiety and inner turmoil; (HEB 12:11)
273 εἰσφέρω bring in, carry in - cause to, bring in to, lead to; carry or bring something into an area or structure; cause someone to enter into a particular event or state; (MATT 6:13)
275 ἐκδίκησις justice - vengeance; punishment; the process of giving justice to someone who has been wronged; the act of repaying harm with harm, on the assumption that the initial harm was unjustified and that retribution is therefore called for; (LUKE 21:22)
277 ἐκκλησία church - assembly; congregation; a group of Christians, implying interacting membership; or, the totality of Christian groups; (ACTS 5:11)
280 ἐκλογή selection - elect; election; act or result of making a selection from possible alternatives, or of making a special selection based upon significant preference; (ROM 11:28)
281 ἐκπειράζω put to the test - entrap; to try to learn the nature or character of someone or something by submitting such to thorough and extensive testing; to try to cause someone to make a mistake; (LUKE 4:12)
282 ἐλαία olive - fruit of the olive tree; about 2 cm. long and a bit more than a cm thick with a hard stone inside and a soft skin that covers the oily flesh; used for food and oil for cooking, for lamps, for rubbing on the body, for medicine, and in religion (anointing); (ROM 11:17)
283 ἔλαιον oil - oil extracted from the fruit of olive trees, used as food; medicine; for burning in lamps; and as perfume when mixed with sweet-smelling substances; (LUKE 7:46)
284 ἐλαιών olive grove - olive orchard; (derivative of ἐλαία[a] olive tree) a number of olive trees planted in a garden or grove; (JOHN 8:1)
285 ἐλεεινός pitiful - be pitied; pertaining to being deserving of pity in view of one's miserable condition; (REV 3:17)
286 ἐλεέω have, show, or receive mercy - to show kindness or concern for someone in serious need; (JUDE 22)
287 ἐλεήμων merciful - pertaining to showing kindness or concern for someone in serious need; (MATT 5:7)
290 Ἕλλην greek* - a person who participates in Greek culture and in so doing would speak the Greek language, but not necessarily a person of Greek ethnic background; or, by extension, a person who is Greek, therefore a Gentile; (ROM 3:9)
291 Ἑλληνίς Greek - a woman of Greek culture and language; or, by extension, a woman who is Greek, therefore a Gentile; (MARK 7:26)
292 Ἑλληνιστής grecian* - a Greek-speaking Jew in contrast to one speaking a Semitic language; (ACTS 9:29)
294 ἐλπίζω hope - to look forward with confidence to that which is good and beneficial; (2 COR 13:6)
296 ἔνδικος deserved - just; pertaining to being right as the result of being justified and deserved; (ROM 3:8)
297 ἔνδοξος glorious - honorable; pertaining to being splendid or glorious; pertaining to high status, involving both honor and respect; (1 COR 4:10)
300 ἐντέλλομαι to command - to give definite orders, implying authority or official sanction; (HEB 9:20)
304 Ἐνώχ Enoch - a person in the genealogy of Jesus and an example of obedience and faith; (LUKE 3:37)
305 ἐξαγοράζω redeem - set free; to cause the release or freedom of someone by a means which proves costly to the individual causing the release; (COL 4:5)
309 ἐξουσία authority - control; the right to control or govern over; a state of control over someone or something; (ACTS 8:19)
316 ἐπίβλημα unshrunk, sew* - a piece of cloth sewed on clothing to repair a hole or tear; (LUKE 5:36)
317 ἐπιείκεια kindness - forbearance; graciousness; the quality of gracious forbearing; (2 COR 10:1)
318 ἐπιεικής gentle - forbearing; considerate; pertaining to being gracious and forbearing; (PHIL 4:5)
319 ἐπικαλέομαι call upon, appeal to - to use an attribution in speaking of or to a person; to call by name; (ACTS 22:16)
320 ἐπιποθέω long for - desire deeply; to long for something, with the implication of recognizing a lack; (PHIL 1:8)
321 ἐπισκοπή position of responsibility - position of service; the position of one who has responsibility for the care of someone; (LUKE 19:44)
322 ἐπίσκοπος overseer* - one who has the responsibility of caring for spiritual concerns; one who serves as a leader in a church; (1 PET 2:25)
324 ἐπιτιμάω to command - to tell someone to do something, with the implication of a threat; (LUKE 19:39)
325 ἐπουράνιος heavenly body, celestial body - related to or located in the sky; the luminous objects in the sky: sun, moon, and other planets and stars; (2 TIM 4:18)
327 ἔριφος kid - he-goat; goat; the young of a goat; kid he-goat in the singular and in the plural both male and female goats are included in the reference; commonly used to supply meat for household meals; (LUKE 15:29)
335 εὐαγγελίζω tell the good news - announce the gospel; to communicate the good news about Jesus; (1 PET 4:6)
337 εὐθυμέω be encouraged, cheerful, happy - to be or to become encouraged and hence cheerful; (ACTS 27:22)
338 εὐθύς straight - upright; pertaining to being straight in contrast to what is crooked; pertaining to being just and right; (ACTS 13:10)
339 εὐλογέω bless - to ask God to bestow divine favor on, with the implication that the verbal act itself constitutes a significant benefit; (GAL 3:9)
342 εὐσεβέω to worship - to express in attitude and ritual one's allegiance to and regard for deity; (ACTS 17:23)
347 Ἐφέσιος ephesian* - a person who lives in or is a native of Ephesus; or: pertaining to Ephesus; (ACTS 21:29)
351 Ζαβουλών Zebulun - a son of Jacob and ancestor of an Israelite tribe; or: the territory of the tribe of Zebulun; (REV 7:8)
353 ζάω to live - to come back to life; to be or continue to be alive; to come back to life after having once died; (GAL 2:14)
355 ζῆλος extremely, intensely, fierce - a high point on a scale of extent and implying intensity of involvement; (ROM 10:2)
356 ζηλωτής zealous - a member of a Jewish nationalistic group seeking independence from Rome; (TITUS 2:14)
357 Ζοροβάβελ Zerubbabel - a governor in postexilic Jerusalem who was mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus; (LUKE 3:27)
360 ζώνη camelʼs, belt, sash* - a band of leather or cloth worn around the waist outside of one's clothing; (ACTS 21:11)
362 ζῶον beings, living - a supernatural being surrounding the throne of God in visions of the book of Revelation; (REV 19:4)
364 ἡδύοσμον mint - fragrant plant (genus Mentha); up to 2 m high; small, soft leaves with sawlike margins; used in cooking, tea, medicine; (LUKE 11:42)
367 Ἡρωδιανοί Herodians - the political followers and adherents to Herod the Great and his family; (MATT 22:16)
372 θαρσέω cheer up - have courage; be cheerful; be courageous; to have confidence and firmness of purpose in the face of danger or testing; (JOHN 16:33)
373 θέατρον theatre - a rather large, normally semicircular open structure capable of seating several thousand people and often used for public assemblies; (ACTS 19:29)
378 Θεόφιλος Theophilus - an important Christian to whom the books of Luke and Acts were dedicated; his names means: friend of God; (LUKE 1:3)
379 θεραπεία group of servants - the group of servants working in a particular household; (LUKE 9:11)
380 θεραπεύω heal, cure, take care of - serve, render service, help; cause someone to recover health often with the implication of having taken care of such a person; render assistance or help by performing certain duties, often of a humble or menial nature; (JOHN 5:10)
381 Θεσσαλονικεύς Thessalonians - a person who lives in or is a native of Thessalonica; (1 THESS 1:1)
385 θρησκεία veneration, piety - appropriate beliefs and devout practice of obligations relating to supernatural persons and powers; (ACTS 26:5)
386 θρόνος throne* - a relatively large and elaborate seat upon which a ruler sits on official occasions; (LUKE 1:32)
388 θυμίαμα incense - any aromatic substance (usually a resin) burned for its pleasing aroma; (REV 8:3)
390 θυρίς window - an opening in a wall for the entrance of light and air and for the purpose of seeing in or out; (2 COR 11:33)
393 θυσιαστήριον altar* - any type of altar or object where gifts may be placed and ritual observances carried out in honor of supernatural beings; (MATT 23:18)
402 ἱερεύς melchizedek, priest* - one who performs religious rites and duties on behalf of others; (LUKE 10:31)
404 ἱερόν temple - a temple or sanctuary (ναός[a]) and the surrounding consecrated area; (JOHN 5:14)
410 ἱλάσκομαι have mercy - forgive; to show compassion and concern for someone in difficulty, despite that persons having committed a moral offense; (LUKE 18:13)
411 ἱλασμός the means of forgiveness, propitiation, expiation - the means by which sins are forgiven; (1 JOHN 2:2)
412 ἱλαστήριον propitiation - place where sins are forgiven; the means by which sins are forgiven; the location or place where sins are forgiven (in traditional translations rendered mercy seat); (ROM 3:25)
414 ἱμάς loosen, strap* - leather strap or thong (used in binding sandals or shoes and as thongs in a whip); (ACTS 22:25)
420 Ἰουδαία Judea - the southern part of Palestine, or: the wider region occupied by the Jewish nation; (GAL 1:22)
421 Ἰουδαῖος jew* - the ethnic name of a person who belongs to the Jewish nation. In NT usage the reference of the term οἱ Ἰουδαῖοι may be either the Jewish people as such, the inhabitants of Jerusalem and environs, the authorities in Jerusalem, or even the people hostile to Jesus; (1 COR 9:20)
424 ἵππος hors* - large domesticated solid-hoofed quadraped; Equus caballus; stockily built in comparison to today's horses, with shorter heads and thicker necks; about 122–142 cm tall, and 2.1 m long; coat varies from dark to pale brown; eats plants; used in battle, both to ride and for pulling chariots; symbolic of military might; associated with the sun, which was said to ride across the sky in a chariot; (JAM 3:3)
426 Ἰσκαριώτης Iscariot - an identifying name (probably based on a place name) of Judas, the betrayer of Jesus; (MATT 26:14)
428 Ἰσραηλίτης israelite* - the ethnic name of a person belonging to the nation of Israel; (ACTS 21:28)
429 ἰσχύω be able to, be capable of - to have special personal ability to do or experience something; (ACTS 27:16)
432 ἰχθύς fish* - general word for various cold-blooded, aquatic vertebrates, having gills, usually fins, and typically an elongated body covered with scales; important source of food; (LUKE 24:42)
438 καθαρίζω cleanse - be cleansed; purify, be purified; to cause something to become clean; to cleanse from ritual contamination or impurity; (ACTS 15:9)
439 καθαρισμός cleansing - purification; the action of causing something to become clean; the action of cleansing from ritual contamination or impurity; (MARK 1:44)
440 καθαρός clean - pure, innocent; pertaining to not being dirty; pertaining to being ritually clean or pure; (MATT 5:8)
441 καθέδρα overturned - a piece of furniture used for sitting; differs widely in shape and materials; often made of a wooden or cane frame with the seat woven of reeds or made of wood; with or without a back; (MATT 23:2)
442 Καϊάφας Caiaphas - the high priest who played a prominent role in the condemnation of Jesus; (MATT 26:3)
447 καλός honest - good; pertaining to a positive moral quality, with the implication of being favorably valued; (2 TIM 1:14)
448 κάμηλος camel* - large quadraped mammal; Camelus dromedarius and Camelus bactrianus; bactrians may reaCHRON 2 m.; dromedaries are bigger and a uniform light fawn color; bactrians are darker; suited to life in desert areas; store excess food in their humps, can go without water for long periods; can make long journeys through dry areas; used for riding and for carrying heavy loads and pulling carts; hair woven into cloth used for making tents or outer robes; milk used as food and drink; symbol of wealth and commerce; (MARK 10:25)
449 κάμινος furnace - a construction used for the smelting of ore and burning of ceramic ware; (MATT 13:42)
451 Κανανίτης Canaanite - a member of a Jewish nationalistic group seeking independence from Rome; (MATT 10:4)
454 καρδία heart, inner self, mind - (a figurative extension of the meaning of καρδία heart) the causative source of a person's psychological life in its various aspects, but with special emphasis upon thoughts; (1 THESS 2:4)
455 καρδιογνώστης knower of hearts - one who knows what someone else thinks (literally to know what is in the heart); (ACTS 1:24)
458 καταδικάζω sentence of condemnation - the act of declaring someone as definitely guilty and thus subject to punishment; (MATT 12:37)
459 καταδουλόω gain control over, cause to someone to be subservient - to gain control over someone and thus make such an individual subservient to one's own interests; (GAL 2:4)
460 κατάκριμα condemnation - the act of judging someone as definitely guilty and thus subject to punishment; (ROM 8:1)
461 κατακρίνω condemn - be condemned ; to judge someone as definitely guilty and thus subject to punishment; (JOHN 8:10)
462 κατάκρισις condemnation - the act of judging someone as definitely guilty and thus subject to punishment; (2 COR 7:3)
463 καταλλαγή reconciliation - the reestablishment of proper friendly interpersonal relations after these have been disrupted or broken; (ROM 5:11)
464 καταλλάσσω reconcile - be reconciled ; to reestablish proper friendly interpersonal relations after these have been disrupted or broken; (ROM 5:10)
465 κατάλυμα guest - a room in a relatively large structure (possibly an inn), which could serve as a dining room; (MARK 14:14)
467 κατασκηνόω largest, garden - (derivative of κατασκήνωσις nest) to make a nest (or possibly to find shelter); (ACTS 2:26)
468 κατασκήνωσις foxes - a construction built by birds in connection with brooding and raising their young; (MATT 8:20)
469 κατεξουσιάζω be in authority - rule; to rule or reign by exercising authority over; (MATT 20:25)
472 κενός empty - emptyhanded; to no purpose; without result; foolish; senseless; pertaining to being without anything, having nothing; (1 THESS 2:1)
474 κενόω deprive of power - make of no meaning or effect; to take away the power or significance of something; (ROM 4:14)
475 κεραμεύς potter* - (derivative of κεράμιον earthenware vessel) one who makes earthenware vessels; (MATT 27:7)
480 κηρύσσω proclaim, announce - to announce in a formal or official manner by means of a herald or one who functions as a herald; (1 COR 15:11)
482 κιβωτός box - chest; coffer; any box-like container, whether plain or elaborate; here, refers to the box used to hold the tablets of the Law; (1 PET 3:20)
485 κιθαρῳδός harpists - (derivative of κιθαρίζω to play a lyre) one who plays the lyre or harp; (REV 18:22)
490 κλίβανος oven - a dome-like structure made of clay, in which wood and dried grass were burned, and then after being heated, was used for baking bread; (MATT 6:30)
492 κοδράντης quadrans - penny; a Roman copper coin worTHESS 1/4 of an assarion or 1/64 of a denarius; (MATT 5:26)
493 κοιλία belly, internal organs - the entire digestive apparatus, including stomach and intestines; (MATT 12:40)
494 κοινός impure - common; profane; pertaining to being ritually unacceptable, either as the result of defilement or because of the very nature of the object itself (for example, ritually unacceptable animals); (MARK 7:2)
495 κοινόω defile - be defiled ; to cause something to become unclean, profane, or ritually unacceptable; (MATT 15:11)
496 κοινωνέω share - participate; to share one's possessions, with the implication of some kind of joint participation and mutual interest; (PHIL 4:15)
497 κοινωνία fellowship - contribution; participation; sharing; an association involving close mutual relations and involvement; (2 COR 13:13)
498 κοινωνός partner* - one who participates with another in some enterprise or matter of joint concern; (MATT 23:30)
499 κόκκινος scarlet - a reddish-purple cloth dyed with a substance obtained from the murex shellfish; expensive to produce; associated with wealth and royalty; (HEB 9:19)
508 κράββατος cot* - a relatively small and often temporary type of object on which a person may lie or recline; made of reeds or cloth; thin and light for carrying; (JOHN 5:8)
509 κράσπεδον tassel - the tassels which Jews were obliged to wear on the four corners of the outer garment (see Numbers 15.37-41); (MATT 14:36)
512 κρίμα judgment, verdict - condemnation; the legal decision rendered by a judge, whether for or against the accused; the legal decision of guilt liable to punishment rendered by a judge; (1 TIM 5:12)
514 κρίνω to judge - be judged ; sue; decide; esteem; be considered ; to come to a conclusion in the process of thinking and thus to be in a position to make a decision; (1 COR 2:2)
517 κριτήριον court case, lawsuit - legal action taken in a court of law against someone; (1 COR 6:2)
519 κτῆνος beast of burden - riding animal; cattle; a larger type of domesticated animal, primarily one used for riding or carrying loads; (1 COR 15:39)
520 κυνάριον childrenʼs, dogs - relatively small light brown domestic animal, feeding on anything from household refuse to animal carcasses and excreta; Canis familiaris putiatini; associated with all sorts of uncleanness, aggression, greediness, low status; (MATT 15:26)
524 κύριος lord*, master*, owner*, sir*, Jesus, Jesusʼ, owners, God, owns - person with authority; also used to refer to God, especially in cases where the OT would have used the Tetragrammaton "YHWH"; (1 COR 1:31)
525 κυριότης ruling power, lordship, authority - a supernatural ruling power; a supernatural power having some particular role in controlling the destiny and activities of human beings; (2 PET 2:10)
526 κύων dog* - relatively small light brown domestic animal, feeding on anything from household refuse to animal carcasses and excreta; Canis familiaris putiatini; associated with all sorts of uncleanness, aggression, greediness, low status; (PHIL 3:2)
528 λαμπάς lamp* - a light made by burning a wick saturated with oil contained in a relatively small vessel; (REV 4:5)
529 λαός language* - the largest unit into which the people of the world are divided on the basis of their constituting a socio-political community; (HEB 4:9)
533 λάχανον largest - any one of the smaller plants cultivated in a garden, for example, herbs and vegetables; (ROM 14:2)
535 λέγω to command, to bid, to request - The imperative sometimes has the force of commanding or requesting (usually rendered "say", "speak", "tell"); (1 JOHN 2:4)
536 λειτουργέω to minister - give service; serve; to perform duties of service, whether in the secular realm or in religious ceremonies; (ACTS 13:2)
537 λειτουργία service - priestly service; divine service; an assignment or role in serving, whether in secular service or in religious ceremonies; (LUKE 1:23)
538 λειτουργός servant - public servant; priestly minister; a person who renders special service; (HEB 1:7)
539 λέπρα leprosy - a dreaded condition of the skin, including what is now regarded as leprosy, as well as certain other types of infectious skin diseases, resulting in a persons being regarded as ceremonially unclean and thus excluded from normal relations with other people; (MATT 8:3)
541 λεπτόν lepton - tiny coin; a copper (or bronze) coin worTHESS 1/2 of a quadrans or 1/128 of a denarius; (LUKE 21:2)
543 Λευΐτης levite* - a member of the tribe of Levi and having the responsibility to serve as an assistant to Jewish priests; (ACTS 4:36)
544 λέων lion* - largest of the great cats, often about 2.8 m from nose to tip of tail, standing as high as 1 m at the shoulder; pale yellowish brown in color; adult males have a mane around the neck and shoulders that is darker than the rest of their fur; Panthera leo; unclean animal; associated with aggression and strength; (REV 13:2)
545 ληνός press - an instrument for pressing out the juice of grapes for the making of wine; (REV 14:19)
548 λογικός rational, genuine, true - Pertaining to being genuine, in the sense of being true to the real and essential nature of something; (ROM 12:1)
549 Λουκᾶς Luke - a companion of Paul who is generally regarded as the author of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles; (2 TIM 4:11)
551 Λυδία Lydia - a woman merchant of purple cloth from Thyatira who was converted by Paul; (ACTS 16:14)
552 λύκος wolves, wolf - wild, four-footed, predatory canine; light-brown fur, similar to jackal, but much bigger; Canis lupus; regarded as ravenous and fierce; commonly prey on flocks; symbol of roaming, opportunistic, dangerous, fierce, and clever banditry; (ACTS 20:29)
555 λύτρον ransom, means of release - the means or instrument by which release or deliverance is made possible; (MATT 20:28)
556 λυτρόω redeem - to release or set free, with the implied analogy to the process of freeing a slave; (LUKE 24:21)
557 λύτρωσις redemption, deliverance, liberation - the act of releasing or setting free, with the implied analogy to the process of freeing a slave; (LUKE 2:38)
558 λυχνία lampstand, lampstands - a stand designed to hold a single lamp or a series of lamps; (HEB 9:2)
559 λύχνος lamp* - a light made by burning a wick saturated with oil contained in a relatively small vessel; (REV 21:23)
562 μαθητεύω be or become a disciple - make disciples, cause people to become followers; to be a follower or a disciple of someone, in the sense of adhering to the teachings or instructions of a leader and in promoting the cause of such a leader; to cause someone to become a disciple or follower of; (MATT 28:19)
564 μακαρίζω regard as happy, consider blessed, call blessed - to regard someone as happy or fortunate in view of favorable circumstances; (JAM 5:11)
565 μακάριος happy, blessed - blessed one; pertaining to being happy, with the implication of enjoying favorable circumstances; (JOHN 13:17)
566 μακαρισμός happiness, blessedness - a state of happiness, implying favorable circumstances; (ROM 4:6)
572 Μάρκος Mark - a companion of Paul who was also called John (4 ); (1PET 5:13)
573 μαρτυρέω bear witness - testify; be a witness; attest; affirm; confirm; to provide information about a person or an event concerning which the speaker has direct knowledge; (HEB 10:15)
574 μαρτυρία testimony, witness, evidence - reputation; the content of what is witnessed or said; that which is said about a person on the basis of an evaluation of the persons conduct; (1 JOHN 5:9)
575 μαρτύριον testimony - witness; evidence; proof; opportunity to testify; the content of what is witnessed or said; (HEB 3:5)
576 μαρτύρομαι testify - address solemnly; insist; urge; to make a serious declaration on the basis of presumed personal knowledge; to be emphatic in stating an opinion or desire; (1 THESS 2:12)
577 μάρτυς witness - martyr; a person who witnesses; a person who has been deprived of life as the result of bearing witness to his beliefs; (ACTS 2:32)
578 μάταιος worthless - futile; useless; pertaining to being useless on the basis of being futile and lacking in content; (1 COR 15:17)
579 ματαιότης worthlessness - futility; quality of being useless on the basis of being futile and lacking in content; (ROM 8:20)
580 Ματθαῖος Matthew - a tax collector and one of the twelve apostles, generally regarded as being the same as Λευί Levi; (MARK 3:18)
581 μεγαλωσύνη majesty - (a title for God, literally majesty) one who is characterized by majesty and greatness; (HEB 1:3)
583 Μελχισεδέκ Melchizedek - a king of Salem and priest of the Most High God in the time of Abraham; (HEB 5:6)
584 μεσίτης mediator - one who causes or helps parties to come to an agreement, with the implication of guaranteeing the certainty of the arrangement; (1 TIM 2:5)
586 μεσουράνημα midheaven, midair, high in the sky - a point or region of the sky directly above the earth; (REV 14:6)
587 Μεσσίας Messiah - (literally one who has been anointed) in the NT, title for Jesus as the Messiah, but in many contexts, and especially without an article, Χριστός becomes a part of the name of Jesus; (JOHN 4:25)
588 μεταμέλλομαι change one's mind - repent; regret; to change one's mind about something, with the probable implication of regret; (MATT 21:29)
589 μετανοέω repent - to change one's way of life as the result of a complete change of thought and attitude with regard to sin and righteousness; (LUKE 13:3)
590 μετάνοια repentance - the process of changing one's way of life as the result of a complete change of thought and attitude with regard to sin and righteousness; (LUKE 15:7)
591 μετέχω partake, participate - belong to; to share in the possession of something, including a meal; to be included in the membership of a group; (1 COR 10:17)
592 μέτοχος partner - companion; partaker; one who shares with someone else as an associate in an enterprise or undertaking; (HEB 12:8)
593 μιαίνω defile - be defiled ; to cause someone to be morally or ceremonially tainted or defiled; (TITUS 1:15)
595 μισθωτός hired worker - hired person; (derivative of μισθόομαι to hire) a person who has been hired to perform a particular service or work; (MARK 1:20)
597 μνῆμα grave - tomb; a construction for the burial of the dead; often a natural cave or hewn out of bedrock; (LUKE 8:27)
600 μόδιος basket - a container for dry matter with a capacity of about eight liters (about two gallons); (LUKE 11:33)
602 μοιχάω commit adultery - (for a man) to have sexual intercourse with a married woman other than his own spouse; (for a married woman) to have sexual intercourse with a man other than her own spouse; (MATT 19:9)
603 μοιχεία adultery - sexual intercourse between a man and a married woman who is not his wife; (JOHN 8:3)
604 μοιχεύω commit adultery - (for a man) to have sexual intercourse with a married woman other than his own spouse; (for a married woman) to have sexual intercourse with a man other than her own spouse; (JOHN 8:4)
605 μοιχός adulterers - a person who commits adultery, specifically referring to males, but also including females in generic contexts; (HEB 13:4)
608 μύλος hung - a large, round, flat stone, either upper or lower, used in grinding grain; (MATT 24:41)
616 ναός replica temple - model of a shrine; a small replica or model of a temple or shrine; (1 COR 6:19)
619 νηστεία fasting - fast; the act of going without food for a set time as a religious duty; (2 COR 6:5)
622 Νινευΐτης Nineveh - (derivative of Νινευή Nineveh, not occurring in the NT) a person who lives in or is a native of Nineveh; (LUKE 11:30)
623 νομικός lawyer* - (n) one who is an expert in interpreting religious law; or, a specialist in civil law.; (LUKE 14:3)
624 νομίμως lawfully - according to the rules; pertaining to being correct according to rules and regulations; (1 TIM 1:8)
625 νομοδιδάσκαλος teacher of the law - expert in the law; A person who is skilled in the teaching and interpretation of the law (in the NT referring to the law of the OT); (1 TIM 1:7)
627 νόμος law - Law ; a formalized rule (or set of rules) prescribing what people must do; (1 COR 9:8)
628 νυμφών bridechamber - a relatively large room, often serving as a place for a wedding; (LUKE 5:34)
629 Νῶε Noah - Old Testament figure who built an ark (boat) to escape the flood that covered the earth; (LUKE 17:26)
630 ξενία guestroom - lodging for guest; place to stay; a place of temporary lodging for a person away from home; (ACTS 28:23)
631 ξύλινος wood - (derivative of ξύλον[a] wood) pertaining to being made or consisting of wood; (2 TIM 2:20)
632 ξύλον hang* - (a figurative extension of meaning of ξύλον[a] wood) an instrument of execution; (REV 2:7)
635 ὀθόνιον strips, stooping - a high quality cloth made from the stems of the flax plant, known for its strength and coolness; (LUKE 24:12)
636 οἰκεῖος household - member of household; one who belongs to a particular household or extended family; (1 TIM 5:8)
639 οἰκοδομή building up, strengthening - the construction of something, with focus on the event of building up or on the result of such an event; (EPH 4:12)
641 οἰκονόμος steward*, manag* - one who has the authority and responsibility for something; (1 COR 4:1)
642 οἰκουμένη world - inhabited earth; inhabited world; the surface of the earth as the dwelling place of mankind, in contrast with the heavens above and the world below; (REV 12:9)
643 οἰκτιρμός mercy - tender compassion; mercy and concern, with the implication of sensitivity and compassion; (PHIL 2:1)
644 οἰκτίρμων compassionate - merciful; (derivative of οἰκτίρω to have mercy) pertaining to showing mercy or compassion; (LUKE 6:36)
645 οἶνος new wine - a set phrase referring to newly pressed grape juice, unfermented or in the initial stages of fermentation; (LUKE 7:33)
647 ὁλοκαύτωμα whole burnt offering - an animal which has been sacrificed to God and completely burned up on the altar; (HEB 10:6)
650 ὄνομα name - person, people; category of, being of the type that...; the proper name of a person or object; by extension, a person, possibly implying existence or relevance as individuals; category or kind, based on an implied designation for a class of entities; (ACTS 2:21)
651 ὄνος donkey* - domestic animal belonging to the same family as the horse, but smaller and with longer ears; it can have variety of colors from dark brown, through light brown to gray and occasionally white; Equus Asinus africanus; used to ride on, carry loads, or do other work; (LUKE 13:15)
652 ὄξος sponge, vinegar, sour - a cheap, sour wine (evidently a favorite beverage of poorer people and relatively effective in quenching thirst); (LUKE 23:36)
654 ὅρκος oath - declaration that affirms the truth of a statement by calling on a divine being to execute sanctions against a person if the statement in question is not true; (MATT 14:7)
658 ὁσιότης holiness - sanctity; the quality of holiness as an expression of the divine in contrast with the human; (LUKE 1:75)
660 οὐρανόθεν from heaven - the sky as a source or as a location from which implied movement takes place; (ACTS 26:13)
661 οὐρανός heaven - sky; space above the earth, including the vault arching high over the earth from one horizon to another, as well as the sun, moon, and stars; (JOHN 12:28)
662 ὀφειλέτης one who is under an obligation, one who must - one who is obligated to do something; (ROM 8:12)
663 ὀφειλή what one should do, duty - that which ought to be done as a matter of duty or social obligation; (MATT 18:32)
665 ὀφείλω sin against - wrong; to commit a sin against someone and thus to incur moral debt; (1 JOHN 2:6)
667 ὄφις serpent* - long legless reptile; no eyelids or external ears; moves by wriggling or gliding; some species have a poisonous bite; symbol of lurking, unexpected danger; associated with lies, deception, and misleading teaching; (MATT 7:10)
670 παιδίσκη girl* - a female slave, possibly serving as a personal servant and thus with the implication of kindly regard; (JOHN 18:17)
671 παῖς servant - man servant; a slave, possibly serving as a personal servant and thus with the implication of kindly regard; (JOHN 4:51)
672 παλιγγενεσία new world, new age - an era involving the renewal of the world (with special reference to the time of the Messiah); (MATT 19:28)
674 πανοπλία armour - a complete set of instruments used in defensive or offensive warfare (usually, however, with emphasis upon defensive armament, including helmet, shield, breastplate); (LUKE 11:22)
676 παραβολή parable, allegory, figure of speech - a relatively short narrative with symbolic meaning; (LUKE 12:41)
677 παράδεισος paradise - a dwelling place of the righteous dead in a state of blessedness (generally equated with οὐρανός heaven); (LUKE 23:43)
679 παρακαλέω encourage - console; to cause someone to be encouraged or consoled, either by verbal or non-verbal means; (1 COR 4:13)
680 παράκλησις encouragement - causing someone to be encouraged or consoled, either by verbal or non-verbal means; (ACTS 15:31)
682 παράπτωμα transgression - trespass; what a person has done in transgressing the will and law of God by some false step or failure; (MATT 6:14)
684 παρθένος virgin* - A female person beyond puberty but not yet married and a virgin (though in some contexts virginity is not a focal component of meaning); (1 COR 7:25)
685 πάσχα Passover lamb - a specially selected lamb (or a collective for all such lambs) killed and eaten during the festival commemorating the departure of Israel from Egypt; (JOHN 2:13)
686 πατήρ Father - (title for God, literally: father) one who combines aspects of supernatural authority and care for his people; (JOHN 10:15)
688 πέδη shackles - metal chains with special links prepared to go around the ankles; used to restrict the movement of a prisoner; (MARK 5:4)
689 πείθω rely on - trust in; depend on; have confidence in; confidence; trust; to believe in something or someone to the extent of placing reliance or trust in or on; (GAL 1:10)
697 περιπατέω live, behave - to live or behave in a customary manner, with possible focus upon continuity of action; (COL 3:7)
698 περιστερά dove* - Asiatic Rock dove: bird with a blue-gray color with a pinkish sheen to the neck feathers and a black tip on its tail; lives in large colonies and eats mainly seeds; courts, mates, and has nests several times a year; nests on rock ledges; Columba via; used as food and for sacrifices; regarded as swift, docile, and innocent; (JOHN 1:32)
699 περιτέμνω circumcise - to cut off the foreskin of the male genital organ as a religious rite involving consecration and ethnic identification; (1 COR 7:18)
700 περιτομή circumcision - the act of cutting off the foreskin of the male genital organ as a religious rite symbolizing consecration and ethnic identification; (PHIL 3:3)
702 Πέτρος Peter - the Greek name of the leader of the twelve apostles, who was also called Cephas and whose name was originally Simon; (ACTS 4:8)
705 Πιλᾶτος Pilate - a procurator of Judea who gave the order for the crucifixion of Jesus; (LUKE 23:52)
706 πίναξ dish - a relatively flat, large dish; for serving or eating food; made of clay or metal; (MATT 14:8)
708 πιστεύω believe - entrust; be entrusted with ; to believe something to be true and, hence, worthy of being trusted; to entrust something to the care of someone; (ACTS 13:39)
709 πιστικός pure - genuine; pertaining to being pure, with the possible implication of a quality which can be trusted; (JOHN 12:3)
711 πιστός faithful, trustworthy - believer, believing; pertaining to trusting or being trusted; (1 THESS 5:24)
713 πληροφορέω be fully assured, be fully convinced - to be completely certain of the truth of something; (ROM 14:5)
714 πληροφορία complete certainty, full assurance, full confidence - the attitude of being completely certain of the truth of something; (1 THESS 1:5)
715 πληρόω to cause to happen - to make happen; to fulfill; to cause to happen, with the implication of fulfilling some purpose; (EPH 1:23)
717 πλοῖον boat*, ship* - any kind of boat, from small fishing boats as on Lake Galilee to large seagoing vessels; (MATT 4:21)
718 πνεῦμα spirit - the non-material, psychological faculty which is potentially sensitive and responsive to the divine; (1 COR 14:2)
722 ποίμνιον flock - figurative extension of the meaning "a herd of sheep or goats" to refer to the followers of Christ constituting a well-defined membership group; (LUKE 12:32)
723 πολιτεύομαι live - conduct; to conduct oneself with proper reference to one's obligations in relationship to others, as part of some community; (PHIL 1:27)
724 πονηρός wicked one, wicked*, evil one, evil - the one who is essentially evil or in a sense personifies evil (title for the devil, literally: the evil one); (1 COR 5:13)
727 πορνεία fornication - sexual immorality; the act of engaging in sexual immorality of any kind, often with the implication of prostitution; (JOHN 8:41)
728 πορνεύω engage in illicit sex - to engage in sexual immorality of any kind, often with the implication of prostitution; (1 COR 10:8)
729 πορφύρα purple - a reddish-purple cloth dyed with a substance obtained from the murex shellfish; expensive to produce; associated with royalty; (LUKE 16:19)
731 πρεσβυτέριον council of elders - a council of elders, with emphasis upon maturity of judgment more than mere age; (ACTS 22:5)
732 πρεσβύτερος elder* - a person of responsibility and authority in matters of socio-religious concerns, both in Jewish and Christian societies; (ACTS 11:30)
734 πρόβατον sheep* - herbivorous domestic mammal with four legs; Ovis ladicaudata - fat-tailed sheep; used for sacrifice, source of meat, milk, hides, wool, and horns; (MATT 15:24)
735 προεπαγγέλλομαι promise beforehand - to announce with certainty in advance as to what one will do; (2 COR 9:5)
739 πρόσκομμα stumbling - stumbling block; that which causes someone to stumble; or, by extension, that which causes someone to sin; (1 COR 8:9)
740 προσκόπτω stumble - to strike one's foot against something as one walks and in this way to lose one's balance temporarily; (LUKE 4:11)
741 προσκυνέω bow down - worship; to express by attitude and possibly by position one's allegiance to and regard for deity; (JOHN 9:38)
742 προσφέρω offer sacrifice - make an offering; to present a sacrifice or offering as a religious act; (HEB 12:7)
744 προσωποληψία partiality - making unjust distinctions between people by treating one person better than another; (JAM 2:1)
745 προφητεύω to prophesy - to speak under the influence of divine inspiration, with or without reference to future events; (LUKE 1:67)
750 πταίω stumble, sin - (figurative extension of πταίω stumble) to fail to keep the law; (ROM 11:11)
752 πτύον winnowing - a fork-like shovel for throwing threshed grain into the air so that the wind may separate the chaff from the grain; (LUKE 3:17)
754 πύργος tower - a tall structure with a lookout at the top; made of stone; for guarding a vineyard or a settlement; (LUKE 13:4)
757 Ῥαάβ Rahab - a woman of Jericho mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus; also known as Ῥαχάβ; (HEB 11:31)
758 ῥαββί rabbi - title of respect designating a Jewish teacher and scholar recognized for expertise in interpreting the Jewish Scriptures; (JOHN 4:31)
759 ῥάβδος scepter - a decorated rod, often made at least partially of a precious metal, symbolizing the authority of the ruler; (REV 11:1)
760 ῥάκος unshrunk - piece of cloth or leather sewn on clothing or shoes to repair a hole or tear; (MARK 2:21)
761 ῥαφίς needle - a small, slender tool, pointed on one end and with a hole at the other end, used in passing thread through cloth in sewing; (MARK 10:25)
762 ῥῆμα word, saying - message, statement; a minimal unit of discourse, often a single word; that which has been stated or said, with primary focus upon the content of the communication; (JOHN 12:47)
765 ῥύομαι deliver - rescue; to rescue from danger, with the implication that the danger in question is severe and acute; (MATT 27:43)
766 Ῥωμαῖος roman* - a person who lives in or is a native of Rome or a citizen of the Roman Empire; (ACTS 16:21)
768 σαβαώθ host* - (a Greek transliteration of a Hebrew word meaning armies and used with κύριος Lord, as a title for God) pertaining to one who has overwhelming power; (ROM 9:29)
770 Σαδδουκαῖος Sadducees - a member of a politically influential Jewish party in Jerusalem at the time of Jesus and the apostles, a smaller group than the Pharisees, but often in control of important political and religious positions. Their denial of the resurrection of the dead and their acceptance of only the first five books of the OT are important elements in some of the differences which arose between the Sadducees and the Pharisees; (MATT 16:1)
771 σάκκος sackcloth - a heavy material normally used for making sacks, but worn by persons in mourning and as a sign of repentance; (MATT 11:21)
773 σάλπιγξ trumpet - (derivative of σαλπίζω[a] to play the trumpet) the sound made by a trumpet; (REV 1:10)
774 σαλπίζω sound a trumpet - a trumpet sounds; to produce the sound of a trumpet (without specification of an agent); (REV 8:6)
778 σανδάλιον sandal - a type of footwear consisting of a sole made of leather (or possibly wood) tied to the foot by means of thongs or straps; (MARK 6:9)
781 σαρκικός material - carnal; fleshly; pertaining to being material or physical, with the possible implication of inferior; (1 COR 3:3)
782 σάρκινος carnal - fleshly; pertaining to behavior which is typical of human nature, but with special focus upon more base physical desires; (ROM 7:14)
783 σάρξ flesh - body, physical body; people, human being; physical nature, human; human nature; life; the muscles and sinews of both animals and humans; a living body; humans as physical beings; human nature, with emphasis on the physical; the psychological aspect of human nature in contrast to the spiritual nature; physical life; (1 JOHN 4:2)
785 Σατανᾶς satan - (a borrowing from Hebrew and Aramaic, literally: adversary) the usual proper name of the Devil; (LUKE 11:18)
786 Σαῦλος Saul - an alternative form of Σαούλ Saul, the Hebrew name of the apostle Paul; (ACTS 7:58)
788 σέβομαι worship - to express in attitude and ritual one's allegiance to and regard for deity; (ACTS 16:14)
790 σής moth - smallish brown or gray moth that lays eggs in clothing or other cloth; eggs hatch into very small caterpillars, which feed on the fibers; Tineidae family, probably Tineola biselliella; symbols of decay, ruin, and slow destruction; (LUKE 12:33)
795 Σιλωάμ Siloam - the name for a system of water supply in Jerusalem; the pool of Siloam was probably the basin into which the water flowed; (LUKE 13:4)
798 σίναπι mustard - mustard plant, a large herb noted for its very small seeds and in some instances growing to a height of three meters (about ten feet); (MATT 13:31)
799 σινδών cloth, linen - a high quality cloth made from the stems of the flax plant, known for its strength and coolness; (LUKE 23:53)
800 σῖτος wheat, barn*, grain - any kind of edible grain, though generally referring to wheat; the wheat plant; (LUKE 22:31)
801 Σιών Zion - the city of Jerusalem together with its people, particularly in poetic discourse; (ROM 11:26)
802 σιωπάω become still - (a figurative extension of meaning of σιωπάω to be silent) to become calm after a storm; (LUKE 19:40)
803 σκανδαλίζω cause to stumble - cause to sin; to cause to sin, with the probable implication of providing some special circumstances which contribute to such behavior; (JOHN 16:1)
804 σκάνδαλον stumbling block, temptation to sin - offenses, offensive thing; (figurative extension of σκάνδαλον trap) that which or one who causes someone to sin; that which causes offense and thus arouses opposition; (1 JOHN 2:10)
805 σκηνή tent - tabernacle tent; tent representing a dwelling-place in a more generic sense; (LUKE 9:33)
806 σκηνόω take up residence, come to dwell - to come to dwell in a place defined psychologically or spiritually; (REV 12:12)
807 σκήνωμα body - (figurative extension of meaning of σκήνωμα temporary dwelling) temporary habitation in the human body; (2 PET 1:13)
808 σκληροκαρδία hardheartedness, stubbornness - the attitude of being unyielding and obstinate; (MATT 19:8)
809 σκορπίος scorpion* - terrestrial arachnid (eight-legged) with pincers and a poisonous sting at the end of its jointed tail, which it can hold curved over the back; grows to about 13 cm long; known for the pain and danger of its sting, and associated with harsh, inhospitable living conditions; (LUKE 11:12)
811 Σόδομα Sodom - a city located at the southern part of the Dead Sea and destroyed because of its evil; (MATT 11:23)
813 σουδάριον towel - napkin; handkerchief; face cloth; a small piece of cloth used as a towel, napkin, or face cloth; (JOHN 11:44)
814 σπένδω be poured out - to pour out an offering as an act of worship or ritual observance; (PHIL 2:17)
816 σπλαγχνίζομαι feel sympathy - feel compassion; to experience great affection and compassion for someone; (LUKE 10:33)
818 σπόγγος sponge - lightweight skeleton of a porous sea animal; used for absorbing liquids; (MATT 27:48)
821 σπυρίς basket* - container made of woven material, usually grass or reeds; used for carrying a variety of things, including food and produce; this basket is presumably somewhat larger than a κόφινος; (ACTS 9:25)
822 στάδιον arena - stadium; an open, oval area (frequently including a racetrack) around which was built an enclosed series of tiers of seats for those who came to watch the spectacles; (1 COR 9:24)
823 σταυρός cross - a pole stuck into the ground in an upright position with a crosspiece attached to its upper part; used as a means of execution; (EPH 2:16)
826 στάχυς grain - the dense spiky cluster in which the seeds of grain such as wheat and barley grow (restricted in NT contexts to references to wheat); (MARK 4:28)
829 στέφανος crown* - a wreath consisting either of foliage or of precious metals formed to resemble foliage and worn as a symbol of honor, victory, or as a badge of high office; (PHIL 4:1)
830 Στέφανος Stephen - one of the seven helpers in the church in Jerusalem and the first Christian martyr; (ACTS 22:20)
831 στοά solomonʼs, portico* - a covered colonnade, open normally on one side, where people could stand, sit, or walk, protected from the weather and the heat of the sun; (ACTS 3:11)
832 στοιχεῖον fundamental principles - elementary principles; fundamentals; elements; basic principles which underlie the nature of something; (2 PET 3:10)
834 στρουθίον sparrows - small bird; speckled brown in color; genus Passer; roosts and nests in groups; eats grass seeds and grain; associated with the poor; (LUKE 12:6)
836 συγκοινωνέω participate - become partner with someone; to be associated in some joint activity, with the implication, in some contexts, of a somewhat enduring relation; (PHIL 4:14)
837 συγκοινωνός partaker - partner; one who shares jointly with someone else in a possession or relationship, with emphasis upon that which is in common; (REV 1:9)
838 συζάω live with - live together; to live in association with or together with someone else; (ROM 6:8)
839 συκῆ fig - fruit tree; grows 5-8 m high; round crown and very deep roots; Ficus carica; fruit is about the size of a hen’s egg and can be green, yellow, purple, or brown depending on the type, and is sweet and soft; (JOHN 1:48)
842 συμπαθέω have sympathy for - to share someone's feeling in the sense of being sympathetic with; (HEB 4:15)
843 συναγωγή synagogue* - a building of assembly, associated with religious activity (normally a building in which Jewish worship took place and in which the Law was taught, but in JAM 2:2 a Christian assembly place); (JOHN 6:59)
846 συνείδησις conscience - the psychological faculty that can distinguish between right and wrong; (ROM 13:5)
847 συνεργός worker, helpers, helper, fellow worker, workers, working, fellow soldier, work with me - one who works together with someone else; (1 COR 3:9)
848 Συρία Syria - a region to the north and east of Palestine and known as Aram in OT times; (GAL 1:21)
849 συσταυρόω crucify along with someone else - to execute someone by nailing that person to a cross along with someone else; (MARK 15:32)
851 σφραγίς certification, validation, proof, evidence of genuineness - that which confirms or attests to the genuineness of something; (REV 5:1)
852 σχοινίον cord - rope; thick cord formed by twisting or braiding several strands together; made of a variety of materials, including palm fibers, linen, or reeds; (JOHN 2:15)
853 σώζω save - heal; to rescue from danger and to restore to a former state of safety and well being; (1 COR 7:16)
854 σῶμα body - the physical body of persons, animals, or plants, either dead or alive; (1 COR 15:35)
856 Σωσθένης Sosthenes - a Christian of Corinth; many scholars consider Σωσθένης-1 and Σωσθένης-2 to be the same person; (1 COR 1:1)
860 τάλαντον talent* - a Greek monetary unit (also a unit of weight) with a value which fluctuated, depending upon the particular monetary system which prevailed at a particular period of time (a silver talent was worth approximately six thousand denarii with gold talents worth at least thirty times that much); (MATT 25:15)
864 ταῦρος bulls - male bovine; large ruminant animal with horns and cloven hoofs; used for sacrifice and for meat or milk, as beasts of burden, or for pulling a cart or a plow; (MATT 22:4)
865 τάφος grave - tomb; a construction for the burial of the dead; often a natural cave or hewn out of bedrock; (MATT 27:61)
866 τεῖχος wall* - a particularly strong permanent wall, primarily the wall built around a city for its protection; (REV 21:12)
869 τελώνιον tax office - a place where taxes or revenue was collected from those entering a town to sell produce; (LUKE 5:27)
870 τέρας portent, wonder - an unusual sign, especially one in the heavens, serving to foretell impending events; (JOHN 4:48)
874 τρίβολος thorn plant - thistle; brier; any kind of plant with sharp projections on its stem and/or branches; regarded as useless; symbol of hardship; (HEB 6:8)
877 τρύβλιον dipping - a relatively deep concave dish used for holding or cooking food or liquids; usually made of clay, but also metals; (MARK 14:20)
879 τύπος likeness - image; an object (not necessarily three-dimensional) which has been formed to resemble a person, god, animal, etc.; (2 THESS 3:9)
881 Τυχικός Tychicus - a leader from the province of Asia who was associated with Paul; (2 TIM 4:12)
883 ὑδρία waterpots - a container for storing or carrying water or other liquids; made of stone or clay; (JOHN 2:6)
885 ὑπερῷον upper - a room on the level above the ground floor (second story in American usage and first story in most other languages); (ACTS 1:13)
886 ὑπηρετέω serve - to render assistance or help by performing certain duties, often of a humble or menial nature; (ACTS 13:36)
888 ὑπόδημα sandal* - any type of footwear (though ordinarily the reference would be to a sandal rather than to a shoe); (ACTS 7:33)
889 ὑποζύγιον pack animal - beast of burden; riding animal; an animal which can be used to carry a burden or can be ridden; (2 PET 2:16)
890 ὑπόκρισις hypocrisy - the act or attitude of giving an impression of having certain purposes or motivations, while in reality having quite different ones; (1 TIM 4:2)
893 ὑπόστασις confidence, assurance, trust - that which provides the basis for trust and reliance; (HEB 11:1)
894 ὕσσωπος hyssop - small aromatic bush with a shrub-like base and stems which are stiff, many-branched, hairy, and strong, 50-80 cm tall; Origanum syriacum or Majorana syriaca; used by the Jews in the ritual purification process as a sprinkling brush; (HEB 9:19)
896 ὕψιστος most high - a title for God, literally highest: one who is supreme, primarily a reference to status; (LUKE 19:38)
901 Φαρισαῖος pharisee* - a member of an important religious and political Jewish party at the time of Jesus and the apostles. The Pharisees constituted a significantly larger group than the Sadducees and differed with them on certain doctrines and patterns of behavior. The Pharisees were strict and jealous adherents to the laws of the OT and to numerous additional traditions; (JOHN 11:46)
904 φιάλη bowl* - a broad, shallow bowl, normally used for cooking or for serving liquids; (REV 15:7)
906 φιλαδελφία love for one's fellow believer - affection for a fellow believer; affection for one's fellow believer in Christ; (2 PET 1:7)
908 φιλάργυρος loving wealth - lover of money; pertaining to the love of wealth or money; (2 TIM 3:2)
909 φιλέω love - be fond of; to have love or affection for someone or something based on association; (JOHN 11:3)
912 φίλος friend* - male person with whom one associates and for whom there is affection or personal regard; (3 JOHN 15)
914 φοβέω respect - to have such awe or respect for a person as to involve a measure of fear; (EPH 5:33)
917 φοῖνιξ palm - flowering plant species in the palm family Arecaceae; grows to 10-20 m tall; cluster of large leaves at top; Phoenix dactylifera; cultivated for its edible sweet fruit, about the size of a human thumb; symbol of elegance and grace; palm branch is symbol of peace and also victory; (JOHN 12:13)
918 φόρος tribute tax - a payment made by the people of one nation to another, with the implication that this is a symbol of submission and dependence; (LUKE 20:22)
920 φρονέω think - to employ one's faculty for thoughtful planning, with emphasis upon the underlying disposition or attitude; (COL 3:2)
921 φρόνημα mind - thoughtful planning; the psychological faculty of thoughtful planning, often with the implication of being wise and provident; (ROM 8:27)
923 φυλακή to guard against - to keep under watch; to watch over; to be on one’s guard against some eventuality; (JOHN 3:24)
924 φυλή tribe* - a subgroup of a nation which is regarded as being more closely related biologically than the entire nation; (LUKE 22:30)
925 φύλλον leaves - a flattened structure attached to the stem of a plant; usually green and bladelike; its main function is photosynthesis, to provide the plant with food; (MATT 21:19)
926 χαλινός bit - bridle; items used to control the actions of a horse, consisting of a bit (a short metal bar placed in the mouth of a horse) and bridle (ropes or leather straps attached to the bit and fitted over the horse's head); (REV 14:20)
929 χάραγμα mark - an object (not necessarily three-dimensional) which has been formed to resemble a person, god, animal, etc.; (REV 13:16)
930 χαρίζομαι grant - forgive; hand over; give freely; be restored; to give or grant graciously and generously; to forgive, on the basis of one's gracious attitude toward an individual; (PHIL 1:29)
933 χαριτόω show kindness towards - to show kindness to someone, with the implication of graciousness on the part of the one showing such kindness; (EPH 1:6)
934 χειροτονέω elect - to choose or select, presumably by a group and possibly by the actual raising of the hand; (ACTS 14:23)
935 χιτών garment, clothes - undergarment worn by priests, a kind of ankle-length shirt with long sleeves, woven of linen; (JUDE 23)
937 χοῖρος pigs - hairy four-legged mammal with hoofs, brown or gray in color; non-ruminant and omnivorous; Sus scrofa; domesticated land animal; unclean, not to be eaten; regarded as an ugly, filthy, and destructive animal and often associated with pagan rituals; (LUKE 15:15)
939 χόρτος sprout - blade; the young growth of a plant arising from a germinating seed; (1 PET 1:24)
941 χρηστός good - kind; easy; pertaining to being useful and benevolent; pertaining to being kind; pertaining to that which is pleasant or easy; (LUKE 5:39)
943 Χριστιανός christian* - one who is identified as a believer in and follower of Christ; (1 PET 4:16)
944 Χριστός Christ - (literally one who has been anointed) in the NT, title for Jesus as the Messiah, but in many contexts, and especially without an article, this word becomes a part of the name of Jesus); (1 COR 7:22)
945 χρίω anoint, assign, appoint - to assign a person to a task, with the implication of supernatural sanction, blessing, and endowment; (2 COR 1:21)
948 ψευδοπροφήτης false - one who claims to be a prophet and is not and thus proclaims what is false; (LUKE 6:26)
950 ψυχή inner self, mind, thoughts, feelings, heart, being, soul - the essence of life in terms of thinking, willing, and feeling; (1 JOHN 3:16)
951 ψυχικός natural, physical - pertaining to being material or physical, especially in relation to life processes; (JUDE 19)