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<dictionary type="x-strong" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="strongs_schema.xsd">
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<item id="G4501">
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<strong_id>G4501</strong_id>
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<title>ῥομφαία</title>
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<transliteration>rhomphaia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrom-fah'-yah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably of foreign origin; a <em>sabre</em> that is a long and broad <em>cutlass</em> (any <em>weapon</em> of the kind literally or figuratively): - sword.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4502">
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<strong_id>G4502</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥουβήν</title>
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<transliteration>Rhoubēn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo-bane'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7205">H7205</link>];<br/> <em>Ruben</em> (that is <em>Reuben</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Reuben.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4503">
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<strong_id>G4503</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥούθ</title>
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<transliteration>Rhouth</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrooth</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7327">H7327</link>];<br/> <em>Ruth</em> a <strong>Moabitess:</strong> - Ruth.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4504">
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<strong_id>G4504</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥοῦφος</title>
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<transliteration>Rhouphos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo'-fos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin;<br/> <em>red</em>;<br/> <em>Rufus</em> a <strong>Christian:</strong> - Rufus.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4505">
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<strong_id>G4505</strong_id>
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<title>ῥύμη</title>
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<transliteration>rhumē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo'-may</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Prolonged from <link target="G4506">G4506</link> in its original sense; an <em>alley</em> or <em>avenue</em> (as crowded): - lane street.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4506">
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<strong_id>G4506</strong_id>
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<title>ῥύομαι</title>
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<transliteration>rhuomai</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>rhoo'-om-ahee</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Middle voice of an obsolete verb akin to <link target="G4482">G4482</link> (through the idea of a <em>current</em>; compare <link target="G4511">G4511</link>); to <em>rush</em> or <em>draw</em> (for oneself) that is <strong><em>rescue:</em></strong> - deliver (-er).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4507">
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<strong_id>G4507</strong_id>
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<title>ῥυπαρία</title>
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<transliteration>rhuparia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo-par-ee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4508">G4508</link>; <em>dirtiness</em> (morally): - filthiness.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4508">
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<strong_id>G4508</strong_id>
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<title>ῥυπαρός</title>
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<transliteration>rhuparos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>rhoo-par-os'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4509">G4509</link>; <em>dirty</em> that is (relatively) <em>cheap</em> or <em>shabby</em>; morally <strong><em>wicked:</em></strong> - vile.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4509">
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<strong_id>G4509</strong_id>
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<title>ῥύπος</title>
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<transliteration>rhupos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo'-pos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of uncertain affinity;<br/> <em>dirt</em> that is (moral) <strong><em>depravity:</em></strong> - filth.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4510">
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<strong_id>G4510</strong_id>
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<title>ῥυπόω</title>
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<transliteration>rhupoō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>rhoo-po'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4509">G4509</link>; to <em>soil</em> that is (intransitively) to <em>become dirty</em> (morally): - be filthy.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4511">
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<strong_id>G4511</strong_id>
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<title>ῥύσις</title>
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<transliteration>rhusis</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo'-sis</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4506">G4506</link> in the sense of its congener <link target="G4482">G4482</link>; a <em>flux</em> (of blood): - issue.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4512">
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<strong_id>G4512</strong_id>
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<title>ῥυτίς</title>
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<transliteration>rhutis</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hroo-tece'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4506">G4506</link>; a <em>fold</em> (as <em>drawing</em> together) that is a <em>wrinkle</em> (especially on the face): - wrinkle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4513">
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<strong_id>G4513</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥωμαΐκός</title>
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<transliteration>Rhōmaikos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>rho-mah-ee-kos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4514">G4514</link>; <em>Romaic</em> that is <strong><em>Latin:</em></strong> - Latin.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4514">
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<strong_id>G4514</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥωμαῖος</title>
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<transliteration>Rhōmaios</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hro-mah'-yos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4516">G4516</link>; <em>Romaean</em> that is <em>Roman</em> (as noun): - Roman of Rome.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4515">
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<strong_id>G4515</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥωμαΐστί</title>
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<transliteration>Rhōmaisti</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hro-mah-is-tee'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Adverb from a presumed derivative of <link target="G4516">G4516</link>; <em>Romaistically</em> that is <em>in</em> the <em>Latin</em> <strong>language:</strong> - Latin.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4516">
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<strong_id>G4516</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥώμη</title>
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<transliteration>Rhōmē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hro'-may</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From the base of <link target="G4517">G4517</link>; <em>strength</em>;<br/> <em>Roma</em> the capital of <strong>Italy:</strong> - Rome.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4517">
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<strong_id>G4517</strong_id>
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<title>ῥώννυμι</title>
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<transliteration>rhōnnumi</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrone'-noo-mee</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Prolonged from <greek>ῥώομαι</greek> rhōomai (to <em>dart</em>; probably akin to <link target="G4506">G4506</link>); to <em>strengthen</em> that is (imperative passive) <em>have health</em> (as parting exclamation <em>good bye</em>): - farewell.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4518">
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<strong_id>G4518</strong_id>
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<title>σαβαχθανί</title>
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<transliteration>sabachthani</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sab-akh-than-ee'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Chaldee origin [<link target="H7662">H7662</link>] with pronominal suffix;<br/> <em>thou hast left me</em>;<br/> <em>sabachthani</em> (that is <em>shebakthani</em>) a cry of <strong>distress:</strong> - sabachthani.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4519">
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<strong_id>G4519</strong_id>
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<title>σαβαώθ</title>
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<transliteration>sabaōth</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sab-ah-owth'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin ([<link target="H6635">H6635</link>] in feminine plural);<br/> <em>armies</em>;<br/> <em>sabaoth</em> (that is <em>tsebaoth</em>) a military epithet of <strong>God:</strong> - sabaoth.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4520">
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<strong_id>G4520</strong_id>
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<title>σαββατισμός</title>
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<transliteration>sabbatismos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sab-bat-is-mos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4521">G4521</link>; a <q>sabbatism</q> that is (figuratively) the <em>repose</em> of Christianity (as a type of heaven): - rest.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4521">
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<strong_id>G4521</strong_id>
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<title>σάββατον</title>
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<transliteration>sabbaton</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sab'-bat-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7676">H7676</link>]; the <em>Sabbath</em> (that is <em>Shabbath</em>) or day of weekly <em>repose</em> from secular avocations (also the observance or institution itself); by extension a <em>se'nnight</em> that is the interval between two Sabbaths; likewise the plural in all the above <strong>applications:</strong> - sabbath (day) week.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4522">
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<strong_id>G4522</strong_id>
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<title>σαγήνη</title>
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<transliteration>sagēnē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sag-ay'-nay</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <greek>σάττω</greek> sattō (to <em>equip</em>) meaning <em>furniture</em> especially a <em>pack saddle</em> (which in the East is merely a bag of <em>netted</em> rope); a <q>seine</q> for <strong>fishing:</strong> - net.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4523">
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<strong_id>G4523</strong_id>
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<title>Σαδδουκαῖος</title>
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<transliteration>Saddoukaios</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sad-doo-kah'-yos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably from <link target="G4524">G4524</link>; a <em>Sadducaean</em> (that is <em>Tsadokian</em>) or follower of a certain heretical <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Sadducee.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4524">
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<strong_id>G4524</strong_id>
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<title>Σαδώκ</title>
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<transliteration>Sadōk</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sad-oke'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6659">H6659</link>];<br/> <em>Sadoc</em> (that is <em>Tsadok</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Sadoc.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4525">
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<strong_id>G4525</strong_id>
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<title>σαίνω</title>
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<transliteration>sainō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sah'ee-no</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Akin to <link target="G4579">G4579</link>; to <em>wag</em> (as a dog its tail fawningly) that is (generally) to <em>shake</em> (figuratively <em>disturb</em>): - move.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4526">
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<strong_id>G4526</strong_id>
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<title>σάκκος</title>
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<transliteration>sakkos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sak'-kos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8242">H8242</link>]; <q>sack</q> <em>cloth</em> that is <em>mohair</em> (the material or garments made of it worn as a sign of grief): - sackcloth.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4527">
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<strong_id>G4527</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλά</title>
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<transliteration>Sala</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-ah'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7974">H7974</link>];<br/> <em>Sala</em> (that is <em>Shelach</em>) a <strong>patriarch:</strong> - Sala.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4528">
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<strong_id>G4528</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλαθιήλ</title>
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<transliteration>Salathiēl</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-ath-ee-ale'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7597">H7597</link>];<br/> <em>Salathiel</em> (that is <em>Shealtiel</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Salathiel.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4529">
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<strong_id>G4529</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλαμίς</title>
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<transliteration>Salamis</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-am-ece'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably from <link target="G4535">G4535</link> (from the <em>surge</em> on the shore);<br/> <em>Salamis</em> a place in <strong>Cyprus:</strong> - Salamis.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4530">
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<strong_id>G4530</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλείμ</title>
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<transliteration>Saleim</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-ime'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably from the same as <link target="G4531">G4531</link>; <em>Salim</em> a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Salim.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4531">
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<strong_id>G4531</strong_id>
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<title>σαλεύω</title>
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<transliteration>saleuō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-yoo'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4535">G4535</link>; to <em>waver</em> that is <em>agitate</em>6<br/> <em>rock</em> <em>topple</em> or (by implication) <em>destroy</em>; figuratively to <em>disturb</em> <strong><em>incite:</em></strong> - move shake (together) which can [-not] be shaken stir up.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4532">
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<strong_id>G4532</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλήμ</title>
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<transliteration>Salēm</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-ame'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8004">H8004</link>];<br/> <em>Salem</em> (that is <em>Shalem</em>) a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Salem.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4533">
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<strong_id>G4533</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλμών</title>
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<transliteration>Salmōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-mone'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8012">H8012</link>];<br/> <em>Salmon</em> an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Salmon.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4534">
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<strong_id>G4534</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλμώνη</title>
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<transliteration>Salmōnē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-mo'-nay</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Perhaps of similar origin to <link target="G4529">G4529</link>; <em>Salmone</em> a place in <strong>Crete:</strong> - Salmone.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4535">
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<strong_id>G4535</strong_id>
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<title>σάλος</title>
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<transliteration>salos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal'-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably from the base of <link target="G4525">G4525</link>; a <em>vibration</em> that is (specifically) <strong><em>billow:</em></strong> - wave.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4536">
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<strong_id>G4536</strong_id>
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<title>σάλπιγξ</title>
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<transliteration>salpigx</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal'-pinx</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Perhaps from <link target="G4535">G4535</link> (through the idea of <em>quavering</em> or <em>reverberation</em>); a <strong><em>trumpet:</em></strong> - trump (-et).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4537">
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<strong_id>G4537</strong_id>
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<title>σαλπίζω</title>
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<transliteration>salpizō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-pid'-zo</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4536">G4536</link>; to <em>trumpet</em> that is <em>sound a blast</em> (literally or figuratively): - (which are yet to) sound (a trumpet).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4538">
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<strong_id>G4538</strong_id>
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<title>σαλπιστής</title>
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<transliteration>salpistēs</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-pis-tace'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4537">G4537</link>; a <strong><em>trumpeter:</em></strong> - trumpeter.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4539">
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<strong_id>G4539</strong_id>
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<title>Σαλώμη</title>
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<transliteration>Salōmē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sal-o'-may</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably of Hebrew origin (feminine from [<link target="H7965">H7965</link>]);<br/> <em>Salome</em> (that is <em>Shelomah</em>) an <strong>Israelitess:</strong> - Salome.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4540">
|
||
<strong_id>G4540</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμάρεια</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samareia</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam-ar'-i-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8111">H8111</link>];<br/> <em>Samaria</em> (that is <em>Shomeron</em>) a city and region of <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Samaria.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4541">
|
||
<strong_id>G4541</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμαρείτης</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samareitēs</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam-ar-i'-tace</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4540">G4540</link>; a <em>Samarite</em> that is inhabitants of <strong>Samaria:</strong> - Samaritan.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4542">
|
||
<strong_id>G4542</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμαρεῖτις</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samareitis</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam-ar-i'-tis</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Feminine of <link target="G4541">G4541</link>; a <em>Samaritess</em> that is woman of <strong>Samaria:</strong> - of Samaria.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4543">
|
||
<strong_id>G4543</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμοθρᾴκη</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samothrakē</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam-oth-rak'-ay</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4544">G4544</link> and <greek>Θρᾴκη</greek> Thrakē (<em>Thrace</em>);<br/> <em>Samo-thrace</em> (<em>Samos of Thrace</em>) an island in the <strong>Mediterranean:</strong> - Samothrace.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4544">
|
||
<strong_id>G4544</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σάμος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam'-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain affinity;<br/> <em>Samus</em> an island of the <strong>Mediterranean:</strong> - Samos.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4545">
|
||
<strong_id>G4545</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμουήλ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Samouēl</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sam-oo-ale'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8050">H8050</link>];<br/> <em>Samuel</em> (that is <em>Shemuel</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Samuel.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4546">
|
||
<strong_id>G4546</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαμψών</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sampsōn</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>samp-sone'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8123">H8123</link>];<br/> <em>Sampson</em> (that is <em>Shimshon</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Samson.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4547">
|
||
<strong_id>G4547</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σανδάλιον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sandalion</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>san-dal'-ee-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter of a derivative of <greek>σάνδαλον</greek> sandalon (a <q>sandal</q>; of uncertain origin); a <em>slipper</em> or <em>sole</em> <strong><em>pad:</em></strong> - sandal.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4548">
|
||
<strong_id>G4548</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σανίς</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sanis</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>san-ece'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain affinity; a <strong><em>plank:</em></strong> - board.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4549">
|
||
<strong_id>G4549</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαούλ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Saoul</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sah-ool'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7586">H7586</link>];<br/> <em>Saul</em> (that is <em>Shaul</em>) the Jewish name of <strong><em>Paul</em>:</strong> - Saul. Compare <link target="G4569">G4569</link>.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4550">
|
||
<strong_id>G4550</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σαπρός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sapros</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sap-ros'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4595">G4595</link>; <em>rotten</em> that is <em>worthless</em> (literally or morally): - bad corrupt. Compt. <link target="G4190">G4190</link>.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4551">
|
||
<strong_id>G4551</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαπφείρη</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sappheirē</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sap-fi'-ray</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Feminine of <link target="G4552">G4552</link>; <em>Sapphire</em> an <strong>Israelitess:</strong> - Sapphira.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4552">
|
||
<strong_id>G4552</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάπφειρος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sappheiros</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sap'-fi-ros</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H5601">H5601</link>]; a <q>sapphire</q> or <em>lapis-lazuli</em> <strong>gem:</strong> - sapphire.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4553">
|
||
<strong_id>G4553</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σαργάνη</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sarganē</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar-gan'-ay</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8276">H8276</link>]; a <em>basket</em> (as <em>interwoven</em> or <em>wicker</em> work): - basket.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4554">
|
||
<strong_id>G4554</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σάρδεις</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sardeis</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-dice</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Plural of uncertain derivation;<br/> <em>Sardis</em> a place in Asia <strong>Minor:</strong> - Sardis.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4555">
|
||
<strong_id>G4555</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάρδινος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sardinos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-dee-nos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From the same as <link target="G4556">G4556</link>; <em>sardine</em> (G3037 being implied) that is a gem so <strong>called:</strong> - sardine.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4556">
|
||
<strong_id>G4556</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάρδιος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sardios</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-dee-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Proper adjective from an uncertain base;<br/> <em>sardian</em> (G3037 being implied) that is (as noun) the gem so <strong>called:</strong> - sardius.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4557">
|
||
<strong_id>G4557</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σαρδόνυξ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sardonux</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar-don'-oox</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From the base of <link target="G4556">G4556</link> and <greek>ὄνυξ</greek> onux (the <em>nail</em> of a finger; hence the <q>onyx</q> stone); a <q>sardonyx</q> that is the gem so <strong>called:</strong> - sardonyx.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4558">
|
||
<strong_id>G4558</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σάρεπτα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sarepta</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-ep-tah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6886">H6886</link>];<br/> <em>Sarepta</em> (that is <em>Tsarephath</em>) a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Sarepta.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4559">
|
||
<strong_id>G4559</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σαρκικός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sarkikos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar-kee-kos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4561">G4561</link>; <em>pertaining to flesh</em> that is (by extension) <em>bodily</em> <em>temporal</em> or (by implication) <em>animal</em> <strong><em>unregenerate:</em></strong> - carnal fleshly.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4560">
|
||
<strong_id>G4560</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάρκινος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sarkinos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-kee-nos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4561">G4561</link>; <em>similar to flesh</em> that is (by analogy) <strong><em>soft:</em></strong> - fleshly.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4561">
|
||
<strong_id>G4561</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάρξ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sarx</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sarx</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably from the base of <link target="G4563">G4563</link>; <em>flesh</em> (as <em>stripped</em> of the skin) that is (strictly) the <em>meat</em> of an animal (as food) or (by extension) the <em>body</em> (as opposed to the soul (or spirit) or as the symbol of what is external or as the means of kindred or (by implication) <em>human nature</em> (with its frailties (physically or morally) and passions) or (specifically) a <em>human being</em> (as such): - carnal (-ly + -ly minded) flesh ([-ly]).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4562">
|
||
<strong_id>G4562</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαρούχ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sarouch</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar-ooch'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8286">H8286</link>];<br/> <em>Saruch</em> (that is <em>Serug</em>) a <strong>patriarch:</strong> - Saruch.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4563">
|
||
<strong_id>G4563</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σαρόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>saroō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar-o'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From a derivative of <greek>σαιρω</greek> sairō (to <em>brush</em> off; akin to <link target="G4951">G4951</link>) meaning a <em>broom</em>; to <strong><em>sweep:</em></strong> - sweep.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4564">
|
||
<strong_id>G4564</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σάῤῥα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sarrha</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-hrah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8283">H8283</link>];<br/> <em>Sarra</em> (that is <em>Sarah</em>) the wife of <strong>Abraham:</strong> - Sara Sarah.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4565">
|
||
<strong_id>G4565</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σάρων</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sarōn</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sar'-one</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8289">H8289</link>];<br/> <em>Saron</em> (that is <em>Sharon</em>) a district of <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Saron.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4566">
|
||
<strong_id>G4566</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σατᾶν</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Satan</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sat-an'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7854">H7854</link>];<br/> <em>Satan</em> that is the <strong><em>devil:</em></strong> - Satan. Compare <link target="G4567">G4567</link>.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4567">
|
||
<strong_id>G4567</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σατανᾶς</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Satanas</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sat-an-as'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Chaldee origin corresponding to <link target="G4566">G4566</link> (with the definite article affixed);<br/> <em>the accuser</em> that is the <strong><em>devil:</em></strong> - Satan.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4568">
|
||
<strong_id>G4568</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σάτον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>saton</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sat'-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H5429">H5429</link>]; a certain <em>measure</em> for things <strong>dry:</strong> - measure.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4569">
|
||
<strong_id>G4569</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σαῦλος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Saulos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sow'-los</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin the same as <link target="G4549">G4549</link>; <em>Saulus</em> (that is <em>Shaul</em>) the Jewish name of <strong><em>Paul:</em></strong> - Saul.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4570">
|
||
<strong_id>G4570</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σβέννυμι</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sbennumi</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sben'-noo-mee</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>A prolonged form of an apparently primary verb; to <em>extinguish</em> (literally or figuratively): - go out quench.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4571">
|
||
<strong_id>G4571</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σέ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>se</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seh</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Accusative singular of <link target="G4771">G4771</link>; <strong><em>thee:</em></strong> - thee thou X thy house.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4572">
|
||
<strong_id>G4572</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεαυτοῦ σεαυτῷ σεαυτόν σαυτοῦ σαυτῷ σαυτόν</title>
|
||
<transliteration>seautou seautō seauton sautou sautō sauton</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seh-ow-too' she-ow-to' she-ow-ton' sow-too' sow-to' sow-ton'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>The genitive case from <link target="G4571">G4571</link> and <link target="G846">G846</link> with the dative and accusative of the same with contractions respectively6<br/> <em>of</em> (<em>with</em> <em>to</em>) <strong><em>thyself:</em></strong> - thee thine own self (thou) thy (-self).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4573">
|
||
<strong_id>G4573</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεβάζομαι</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sebazomai</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seb-ad'-zom-ahee</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Middle voice from a derivative of <link target="G4576">G4576</link>; to <em>venerate</em> that is <strong><em>adore:</em></strong> - worship.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4574">
|
||
<strong_id>G4574</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σέβασμα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sebasma</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seb'-as-mah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4573">G4573</link>; something <em>adored</em> that is an <em>object of worship</em> (god altar etc.): - devotion that is worshipped.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4575">
|
||
<strong_id>G4575</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεβαστός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sebastos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seb-as-tos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4573">G4573</link>; <em>venerable</em> (<em>august</em>) that is (as noun) a title of the Roman <em>Emperor</em> or (as adjective) <strong><em>imperial:</em></strong> - Augustus (-´ ).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4576">
|
||
<strong_id>G4576</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σέβομαι</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sebomai</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>seb'-om-ahee</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Middle voice of an apparently primary verb; to <em>revere</em> that is <strong><em>adore:</em></strong> - devout religious worship.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4577">
|
||
<strong_id>G4577</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σειρά</title>
|
||
<transliteration>seira</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>si-rah'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably from <link target="G4951">G4951</link> through its congener <greek>εἴρω</greek> eirō (to <em>fasten</em>; akin to <link target="G138">G138</link>); a <em>chain</em> (as <em>binding</em> or <em>drawing</em>): - chain.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4578">
|
||
<strong_id>G4578</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεισμός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>seismos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sice-mos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4579">G4579</link>; a <em>commotion</em> that is (of the air) a <em>gale</em> (of the ground) an <strong><em>earthquake:</em></strong> - earthquake tempest.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4579">
|
||
<strong_id>G4579</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σείω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>seiō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>si'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>rock</em> (<em>vibrate</em> properly sideways or to and fro) that is (generally) to <em>agitate</em> (in any direction; cause to <em>tremble</em>); figuratively to throw into a <em>tremor</em> (of fear or concern): - move quake shake.</description>
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||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4580">
|
||
<strong_id>G4580</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σεκοῦνδος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sekoundos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sek-oon'-dos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
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<description>Of Latin origin; <q>second</q>;<br/> <em>Secundus</em> a <strong>Christian:</strong> - Secundus.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4581">
|
||
<strong_id>G4581</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σελεύκεια</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Seleukeia</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sel-yook'-i-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>Σέλευκος</greek> Seleukos (<em>Seleucus</em> a Syran king);<br/> <em>Seleuceia</em> a place in <strong>Syria:</strong> - Seleucia.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4582">
|
||
<strong_id>G4582</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σελήνη</title>
|
||
<transliteration>selēnē</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sel-ay'-nay</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>σέλας</greek> selas (<em>brilliancy</em>; probably akin to the alternate of <link target="G138">G138</link> through the idea of <em>attractiveness</em>); the <strong><em>moon:</em></strong> - moon.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4583">
|
||
<strong_id>G4583</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεληνιάζομαι</title>
|
||
<transliteration>selēniazomai</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sel-ay-nee-ad'-zom-ahee</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Middle or passive voice from a presumed derivative of <link target="G4582">G4582</link>; to <em>be moon struck</em> that is <strong><em>crazy:</em></strong> - be lunatic.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4584">
|
||
<strong_id>G4584</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σεμῖ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Semi</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sem-eh-ee'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8096">H8096</link>];<br/> <em>Semei</em> (that is <em>Shimi</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Semei.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4585">
|
||
<strong_id>G4585</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεμίδαλις</title>
|
||
<transliteration>semidalis</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sem-id'-al-is</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably of foreign origin; fine wheaten <strong><em>flour:</em></strong> - fine flour.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4586">
|
||
<strong_id>G4586</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεμνός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>semnos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sem-nos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4576">G4576</link>; <em>venerable</em> that is <strong><em>honorable:</em></strong> - grave honest.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4587">
|
||
<strong_id>G4587</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σεμνότης</title>
|
||
<transliteration>semnotēs</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sem-not'-ace</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4586">G4586</link>; <em>venerableness</em> that is <strong><em>probity:</em></strong> - gravity honesty.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4588">
|
||
<strong_id>G4588</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σέργιος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sergios</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>serg'-ee-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Lat origin;<br/> <em>Sergius</em> a <strong>Roman:</strong> - Sergius.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4589">
|
||
<strong_id>G4589</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σήθ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sēth</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sayth</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8352">H8352</link>];<br/> <em>Seth</em> (that is <em>Sheth</em>) a <strong>patriarch:</strong> - Seth.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4590">
|
||
<strong_id>G4590</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σήμ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sēm</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>same</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8035">H8035</link>];<br/> <em>Sem</em> (that is <em>Shem</em>) a <strong>patriarch:</strong> - Sem.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4591">
|
||
<strong_id>G4591</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σημαίνω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēmainō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say-mah'ee-no</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>σῆμα</greek> sēma (a <em>mark</em>; of uncertain derivation); to <strong><em>indicate:</em></strong> - signify.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4592">
|
||
<strong_id>G4592</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σημεῖον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēmeion</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say-mi'-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter of a presumed derivative of the base of <link target="G4591">G4591</link>; an <em>indication</em> especially ceremonially or <strong>supernaturally:</strong> - miracle sign token wonder.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4593">
|
||
<strong_id>G4593</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σημειόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēmeioō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say-mi-o'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4592">G4592</link>; to <em>distinguish</em> that is <em>mark</em> (for avoidance): - note.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4594">
|
||
<strong_id>G4594</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σήμερον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēmeron</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say'-mer-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter (as adverb) of a presumed compound of the article <link target="G3588">G3588</link> (<q>tau</q> changed to <q>sigma</q>) and <link target="G2250">G2250</link>; on <em>the</em> (that is <em>this</em>) <em>day</em> (or <em>night</em> current or just passed); genitively <em>now</em> (that is at <em>present</em> <em>hitherto</em>): - this (to-) day.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4595">
|
||
<strong_id>G4595</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σήπω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēpō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say'-po</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>putrefy</em> that is (figuratively) <strong><em>perish:</em></strong> - be corrupted.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4596">
|
||
<strong_id>G4596</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σηρικός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sērikos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say-ree-kos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>Σήρ</greek> Sēr (an Indian tribe from whom <em>silk</em> was procured; hence the name of the <em>silkworm</em>);<br/> <em>Seric</em> that is <em>silken</em> (neuter as noun a <em>silky</em> fabric): - silk.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4597">
|
||
<strong_id>G4597</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σής</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sēs</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sace</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently of Hebrew origin [<link target="H5580">H5580</link>]; a <strong><em>moth:</em></strong> - moth.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4598">
|
||
<strong_id>G4598</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σητόβρωτος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sētobrōtos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>say-tob'-ro-tos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4597">G4597</link> and a derivative of <link target="G977">G977</link>; <em>moth</em> <strong><em>eaten:</em></strong> - motheaten.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4599">
|
||
<strong_id>G4599</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σθενόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sthenoō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sthen-o'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>σθένος</greek> sthenos (bodily <em>vigor</em>; probably akin to the base of <link target="G2476">G2476</link>); to <em>strengthen</em> that is (figuratively) <em>confirm</em> (in spiritual knowledge and power): - strengthen.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4600">
|
||
<strong_id>G4600</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σιαγών</title>
|
||
<transliteration>siagōn</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>see-ag-one'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivation; the <em>jaw</em> bone that is (by implication) the <em>cheek</em> or side of the <strong>face:</strong> - cheek.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
</dictionary>
|