dynamicbible/xml/grk53.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><dictionary type="x-strong" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="strongs_schema.xsd"><i id="G5301"><s_id>G5301</s_id><t>ὕσσωπος</t><tr>hussōpos</tr><p><em>hoos'-so-pos</em></p><d>Of foreign origin [<link target="H231">H231</link>]; <b><q>hyssop</q>:</b> - hyssop.</d></i><i id="G5302"><s_id>G5302</s_id><t>ὑστερέω</t><tr>hustereō</tr><p><em>hoos-ter-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5306">G5306</link>; to <em>be later</em> that is (by implication) to <em>be inferior</em>; genitively to <em>fall short</em> (<em>be deficient</em>): - come behind (short) be destitute fall lack suffer need (be in) want be the worse.</d></i><i id="G5303"><s_id>G5303</s_id><t>ὑστέρημα</t><tr>husterēma</tr><p><em>hoos-ter'-ay-mah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5302">G5302</link>; a <em>deficit</em>; specifically <b><em>poverty:</em></b> - that which is behind (that which was) lack (-ing) penury want.</d></i><i id="G5304"><s_id>G5304</s_id><t>ὑστέρησις</t><tr>husterēsis</tr><p><em>hoos-ter'-ay-sis</em></p><d>From <link target="G5302">G5302</link>; a <em>falling short</em> that is (specifically) <b><em>penury:</em></b> - want.</d></i><i id="G5305"><s_id>G5305</s_id><t>ὕστερον</t><tr>husteron</tr><p><em>hoos'-ter-on</em></p><d>Neuter of <link target="G5306">G5306</link> as adverb;<br/> <em>more lately</em> that is <b><em>eventually:</em></b> - afterward (at the) last (of all).</d></i><i id="G5306"><s_id>G5306</s_id><t>ὕστερος</t><tr>husteros</tr><p><em>hoos'-ter-os</em></p><d>Comparatively from <link target="G5259">G5259</link> (in the sense of <em>behind</em>); <b><em>later:</em></b> - latter.</d></i><i id="G5307"><s_id>G5307</s_id><t>ὑφαντός</t><tr>huphantos</tr><p><em>hoo-fan-tos'</em></p><d>From <greek>ὑφαίνω</greek> huphainō (to <em>weave</em>);<br/> <em>woven</em> that is (perhaps) <b><em>knitted:</em></b> - woven.</d></i><i id="G5308"><s_id>G5308</s_id><t>ὑψηλός</t><tr>hupsēlos</tr><p><em>hoop-say-los'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5311">G5311</link>; <em>lofty</em> (in place or character): - high (-er -ly) (esteemed).</d></i><i id="G5309"><s_id>G5309</s_id><t>ὑψηλοφρονέω</t><tr>hupsēlophroneō</tr><p><em>hoop-say-lo-fron-eh'-o</em></p><d>From a compound of <link target="G5308">G5308</link> and <link target="G5424">G5424</link>; to <em>be lofty in mind</em> that is <b><em>arrogant:</em></b> - be highminded.</d></i><i id="G5310"><s_id>G5310</s_id><t>ὕψιστος</t><tr>hupsistos</tr><p><em>hoop'-sis-tos</em></p><d>Superlative from the base of <link target="G5311">G5311</link>; <em>highest</em> that is (masculine singular) the <em>Supreme</em> (God) or (neuter plural) the <b><em>heavens:</em></b> - most high highest.</d></i><i id="G5311"><s_id>G5311</s_id><t>ὕψος</t><tr>hupsos</tr><p><em>hoop'-sos</em></p><d>From a derivative of <link target="G5228">G5228</link>; <em>elevation</em> that is (abstractly) <em>altitude</em> (specifically) the <em>sky</em> or (figuratively) <b><em>dignity:</em></b> - be exalted height (on) high.</d></i><i id="G5312"><s_id>G5312</s_id><t>ὑψόω</t><tr>hupsoō</tr><p><em>hoop-so'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5311">G5311</link>; to <em>elevate</em> (literally or figuratively): - exalt lift up.</d></i><i id="G5313"><s_id>G5313</s_id><t>ὕψωμα</t><tr>hupsōma</tr><p><em>hoop'-so-mah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5312">G5312</link>; an <em>elevated</em> place or thing that is (abstractly) <em>altitude</em> or (by implication) a <em>barrier</em> (figurative): - height high thing.</d></i><i id="G5314"><s_id>G5314</s_id><t>φάγος</t><tr>phagos</tr><p><em>fag'-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5315">G5315</link>; a <b><em>glutton:</em></b> - gluttonous.</d></i><i id="G5315"><s_id>G5315</s_id><t>φάγω</t><tr>phagō</tr><p><em>fag'-o</em></p><d>A primary verb (used as an alternate of <link target="G2068">G2068</link> in certain tenses); to <em>eat</em> (literally or figuratively): - eat meat.</d></i><i id="G5316"><s_id>G5316</s_id><t>φαίνω</t><tr>phainō</tr><p><em>fah'ee-no</em></p><d>Prolongation for the base of <link target="G5457">G5457</link>; to <em>lighten</em> (<em>shine</em>) that is <em>show</em> (transitive or intransitive literal or figurative): - appear seem be seen shine X think.</d></i><i id="G5317"><s_id>G5317</s_id><t>Φάλεκ</t><tr>Phalek</tr><p><em>fal'-ek</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6389">H6389</link>];<br/> <em>Phalek</em> (that is <em>Peleg</em>) a <b>patriarch:</b> - Phalec.</d></i><i id="G5318"><s_id>G5318</s_id><t>φανερός</t><tr>phaneros</tr><p><em>fan-er-os'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5316">G5316</link>; <em>shining</em> that is <em>apparent</em> (literally or figuratively); neuter (as adverb) <em>publicly</em> <b><em>externally:</em></b> - abroad + appear known manifest open [+ -ly] outward ([+ -ly]).</d></i><i id="G5319"><s_id>G5319</s_id><t>φανερόω</t><tr>phaneroō</tr><p><em>fan-er-o'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5318">G5318</link>; to <em>render apparent</em> (literally or figuratively): - appear manifestly declare (make) manifest (forth) shew (self).</d></i><i id="G5320"><s_id>G5320</s_id><t>φανερῶς</t><tr>phanerōs</tr><p><em>fan-er-oce'</em></p><d>Adverb from <link target="G5318">G5318</link>; <em>plainly</em> that is <em>clearly</em> or <b><em>publicly:</em></b> - evidently openly.</d></i><i id="G5321"><s_id>G5321</s_id><t>φανερωσις</t><tr>phanerōsis</tr><p><em>fan-er'-o-sis</em></p><d>From <link target="G5319">G5319</link>; <em>exhibition</em> that is (figuratively) <em>expression</em> (by extension) a <b><em>bestowment:</em></b> - manifestation.</d></i><i id="G5322"><s_id>G5322</s_id><t>φανός</t><tr>phanos</tr><p><em>fan-os'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5316">G5316</link>; a <em>lightener</em> that is <b><em>light:</em></b> - lantern.</d></i><i id="G5323"><s_id>G5323</s_id><t>Φανουήλ</t><tr>Phanouēl</tr><p><em>fan-oo-ale'</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6439">H6439</link>];<br/> <em>Phanuel</em> (that is <em>Penuel</em>) an <b>Israelite:</b> - Phanuel.</d></i><i id="G5324"><s_id>G5324</s_id><t>φαντάζω</t><tr>phantazō</tr><p><em>fan-tad'-zo</em></p><d>From a derivative of <link target="G5316">G5316</link>; to <em>make apparent</em> that is (passively) to <em>appear</em> (neuter participle as noun a <em>spectacle</em>): - sight.</d></i><i id="G5325"><s_id>G5325</s_id><t>φαντασία</t><tr>phantasia</tr><p><em>fan-tas-ee'-ah</em></p><d>From a derivative of <link target="G5324">G5324</link>; (properly abstractly) a (vain) <em>show</em> (<q>fantasy</q>): - pomp.</d></i><i id="G5326"><s_id>G5326</s_id><t>φάντασμα</t><tr>phantasma</tr><p><em>fan'-tas-mah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5324">G5324</link>; (properly concretely) a (mere) <em>show</em> (<q>phantasm</q>) that is <b><em>spectre:</em></b> - spirit.</d></i><i id="G5327"><s_id>G5327</s_id><t>φάραγξ</t><tr>pharagx</tr><p><em>far'-anx</em></p><d>Properly strengthened from the base of <link target="G4008">G4008</link> or rather of <link target="G4486">G4486</link>; a <em>gap</em> or <em>chasm</em> that is <em>ravine</em> (<em>winter torrent</em>): - valley.</d></i><i id="G5328"><s_id>G5328</s_id><t>Φαραώ</t><tr>Pharaō</tr><p><em>far-ah-o'</em></p><d>Of foreign origin [<link target="H6547">H6547</link>];<br/> <em>Pharao</em> (that is <em>Pharoh</em>) an Egyptian <b>king:</b> - Pharaoh.</d></i><i id="G5329"><s_id>G5329</s_id><t>Φαρές</t><tr>Phares</tr><p><em>far-es'</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6557">H6557</link>];<br/> <em>Phares</em> (that is <em>Perets</em>) an <b>Israelite:</b> - Phares.</d></i><i id="G5330"><s_id>G5330</s_id><t>Φαρισαῖος</t><tr>Pharisaios</tr><p><em>far-is-ah'-yos</em></p><d>Of Hebrew origin (compare [<link target="H6567">H6567</link>]); a <em>separatist</em> that is exclusively <em>religious</em>; a <em>Pharisaean</em> that is Jewish <b>sectary:</b> - Pharisee.</d></i><i id="G5331"><s_id>G5331</s_id><t>φαρμακεία</t><tr>pharmakeia</tr><p><em>far-mak-i'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5332">G5332</link>; <em>medication</em> (<q>pharmacy</q>) that is (by extension) <em>magic</em> (literal or figurative): - sorcery witchcraft.</d></i><i id="G5332"><s_id>G5332</s_id><t>φαρμακεύς</t><tr>pharmakeus</tr><p><em>far-mak-yoos'</em></p><d>From <greek>φάρμακον</greek> pharmakon (a <em>drug</em> that is spell giving <em>potion</em>); a <em>druggist</em> (<q>pharmacist</q>) or <em>poisoner</em> that is (by extension) a <b><em>magician:</em></b> - sorcerer.</d></i><i id="G5333"><s_id>G5333</s_id><t>φαρμακός</t><tr>pharmakos</tr><p><em>far-mak-os'</em></p><d>The same as <link target="G5332">G5332</link>: - sorcerer.</d></i><i id="G5334"><s_id>G5334</s_id><t>φάσις</t><tr>phasis</tr><p><em>fas'-is</em></p><d>From <link target="G5346">G5346</link> (not the same as <q>phase</q> which is from <link target="G5316">G5316</link>); a <em>saying</em> that is <b><em>report:</em></b> - tidings.</d></i><i id="G5335"><s_id>G5335</s_id><t>φάσκω</t><tr>phaskō</tr><p><em>fas'-ko</em></p><d>Prolongation from the same as <link target="G5346">G5346</link>; to <b><em>assert:</em></b> - affirm profess say.</d></i><i id="G5336"><s_id>G5336</s_id><t>φάτνη</t><tr>phatnē</tr><p><em>fat'-nay</em></p><d>From <greek>πατέομαι</greek> pateomai (to <em>eat</em>); a <em>crib</em> (for fodder): - manger stall.</d></i><i id="G5337"><s_id>G5337</s_id><t>φαῦλος</t><tr>phaulos</tr><p><em>fow'-los</em></p><d>Apparently a primary word; <q>foul</q> or <q>flawy</q> that is (figuratively) <b><em>wicked:</em></b> - evil.</d></i><i id="G5338"><s_id>G5338</s_id><t>φέγγος</t><tr>pheggos</tr><p><em>feng'-gos</em></p><d>Probably akin to the base of <link target="G5457">G5457</link> (compare <link target="G5350">G5350</link>); <b><em>brilliancy:</em></b> - light.</d></i><i id="G5339"><s_id>G5339</s_id><t>φείδομαι</t><tr>pheidomai</tr><p><em>fi'-dom-ahee</em></p><d>Of uncertain affinity; to <em>be chary</em> of that is (subjectively) to <em>abstain</em> or (objectively) to <em>treat</em> <b><em>leniently:</em></b> - forbear spare.</d></i><i id="G5340"><s_id>G5340</s_id><t>φειδομένως</t><tr>pheidomenōs</tr><p><em>fi-dom-en'-oce</em></p><d>Adverb from participle of <link target="G5339">G5339</link>; <em>abstemiously</em> that is <b><em>stingily:</em></b> - sparingly.</d></i><i id="G5341"><s_id>G5341</s_id><t>φελόνης</t><tr>phelonēs</tr><p><em>fel-on'-ace</em></p><d>By transposition for a derivation probably of <link target="G5316">G5316</link> (as <em>showing</em> outside the other garments); a <em>mantle</em> (<em>surtout</em>): - cloke.</d></i><i id="G5342"><s_id>G5342</s_id><t>φέρω</t><tr>pherō̄</tr><p><em>fer'-o</em></p><d>A primary verb (for which other and apparently not cognate ones are used in certain tenses only; namely <greek>οἴω</greek> oiō̄̄ and <greek>ἐνέγκω</greek> enegkō̄ to <q>bear</q> or <em>carry</em> (in a very wide application literally and <b>figuratively:</b> - be bear bring (forth) carry come + let her drive be driven endure go on lay lead move reach rushing uphold.</d></i><i id="G5343"><s_id>G5343</s_id><t>φεύγω</t><tr>pheugō</tr><p><em>fyoo'-go</em></p><d>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>run away</em> (literally or figuratively); by implication to <em>shun</em>; by analogy to <b><em>vanish:</em></b> - escape flee (away).</d></i><i id="G5344"><s_id>G5344</s_id><t>Φῆλιξ</t><tr>Phēlix</tr><p><em>fay'-lix</em></p><d>Of Latin origin;<br/> <em>happy</em>;<br/> <em>Phelix</em> (that is <em>Felix</em>) a <b>Roman:</b> - Felix.</d></i><i id="G5345"><s_id>G5345</s_id><t>φήμη</t><tr>phēmē</tr><p><em>fay'-may</em></p><d>From <link target="G5346">G5346</link>; a <em>saying</em> that is <em>rumor</em> (<q>fame</q>): - fame.</d></i><i id="G5346"><s_id>G5346</s_id><t>φημί</t><tr>phēmi</tr><p><em>fay-mee'</em></p><d>Properly the same as the base of <link target="G5457">G5457</link> and <link target="G5316">G5316</link>; to <em>show</em> or <em>make known</em> one´ s thoughts that is <em>speak</em> or <b><em>say</em>:</b> - affirm say. Compare <link target="G3004">G3004</link>.</d></i><i id="G5347"><s_id>G5347</s_id><t>Φῆστος</t><tr>Phēstos</tr><p><em>face'-tos</em></p><d>Of Latin derivation;<br/> <em>festal</em>;<br/> <em>Phestus</em> (that is <em>Festus</em>) a <b>Roman:</b> - Festus.</d></i><i id="G5348"><s_id>G5348</s_id><t>φθάνω</t><tr>phthanō</tr><p><em>fthan'-o</em></p><d>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>be beforehand</em> that is <em>anticipate</em> or <em>precede</em>; by extension to <em>have arrived</em> <b>at:</b> - (already) attain come prevent.</d></i><i id="G5349"><s_id>G5349</s_id><t>φθαρτός</t><tr>phthartos</tr><p><em>fthar-tos'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5351">G5351</link>; <em>decayed</em> that is (by implication) <b><em>perishable:</em></b> - corruptible.</d></i><i id="G5350"><s_id>G5350</s_id><t>φθέγγομαι</t><tr>phtheggomai</tr><p><em>ftheng'-gom-ahee</em></p><d>Probably akin to <link target="G5338">G5338</link> and thus to <link target="G5346">G5346</link>; to <em>utter</em> a clear sound that is (genitive case) to <b><em>proclaim:</em></b> - speak.</d></i><i id="G5351"><s_id>G5351</s_id><t>φθείρω</t><tr>phtheirō</tr><p><em>fthi'-ro</em></p><d>Probably strengthened from <greek>φθίω</greek> phthiō (to <em>pine</em> or <em>waste</em>): properly to <em>shrivel</em> or <em>wither</em> that is to <em>spoil</em> (by any process) or (genitive) to <em>ruin</em> (especially figuratively by moral influences to <em>deprave</em>): - corrupt (self) defile destroy.</d></i><i id="G5352"><s_id>G5352</s_id><t>φθινοπωρινός</t><tr>phthinopōrinos</tr><p><em>fthin-op-o-ree-nos'</em></p><d>From a derivative of <greek>φθίνω</greek> phthinō (to <em>wane;</em> akin to the base of <link target="G5351">G5351</link>) and <link target="G3703">G3703</link> (meaning <em>late autumn</em>) <em>autumnal</em> (as <em>stripped</em> of leaves): - whose fruit withereth.</d></i><i id="G5353"><s_id>G5353</s_id><t>φθόγγος</t><tr>phthoggos</tr><p><em>fthong'-gos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5350">G5350</link>; <em>utterance</em> that is a <em>musical</em> note (vocal or instrumental): - sound.</d></i><i id="G5354"><s_id>G5354</s_id><t>φθονέω</t><tr>phthoneō</tr><p><em>fthon-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5355">G5355</link>; to be <em>jealous</em> <b>of:</b> - envy.</d></i><i id="G5355"><s_id>G5355</s_id><t>φθόνος</t><tr>phthonos</tr><p><em>fthon'-os</em></p><d>Probably akin to the base of <link target="G5351">G5351</link>; <em>ill will</em> (as <em>detraction</em>) that is <em>jealousy</em> (<em>spite</em>): - envy.</d></i><i id="G5356"><s_id>G5356</s_id><t>φθορά</t><tr>phthora</tr><p><em>fthor-ah'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5351">G5351</link>; <em>decay</em> that is <em>ruin</em> (spontaneous or inflicted literally or figuratively): - corruption destroy perish.</d></i><i id="G5357"><s_id>G5357</s_id><t>φιάλη</t><tr>phialē</tr><p><em>fee-al'-ay</em></p><d>Of uncertain affinity; a broad shallow <em>cup</em> (<q>phial</q>): - vial.</d></i><i id="G5358"><s_id>G5358</s_id><t>φιλάγαθος</t><tr>philagathos</tr><p><em>fil-ag'-ath-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G18">G18</link>; <em>fond of good</em> that is a <em>promoter of</em> <b><em>virtue:</em></b> - love of good men.</d></i><i id="G5359"><s_id>G5359</s_id><t>Φιλαδέλφεια</t><tr>Philadelpheia</tr><p><em>fil-ad-el'-fee-ah</em></p><d>From <greek>Φιλάδέλφος</greek> Philadelphos (the same as <link target="G5361">G5361</link>) a king of Pergamos;<br/> <em>Philadelphia</em> a place in Asia <b>Minor:</b> - Philadelphia.</d></i><i id="G5360"><s_id>G5360</s_id><t>φιλαδελφία</t><tr>philadelphia</tr><p><em>fil-ad-el-fee'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5361">G5361</link>; <em>fraternal</em> <b><em>affection:</em></b> - brotherly love (kindness) love of the brethren.</d></i><i id="G5361"><s_id>G5361</s_id><t>φιλάδελφος</t><tr>philadelphos</tr><p><em>fil-ad'-el-fos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G80">G80</link>; <em>fond of brethren</em> that is <b><em>fraternal:</em></b> - love as brethren.</d></i><i id="G5362"><s_id>G5362</s_id><t>φίλανδρος</t><tr>philandros</tr><p><em>fil'-an-dros</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G435">G435</link>; <em>fond of man</em> that is <em>affectionate</em> as a <b>wife:</b> - love their husbands.</d></i><i id="G5363"><s_id>G5363</s_id><t>φιλανθρωπία</t><tr>philanthrōpia</tr><p><em>fil-an-thro-pee'-ah</em></p><d>From the same as <link target="G5364">G5364</link>; <em>fondness of mankind</em> that is <em>benevolence</em> (<q>philanthropy</q>): - kindness love towards man.</d></i><i id="G5364"><s_id>G5364</s_id><t>φιλανθρώπως</t><tr>philanthrōpōs</tr><p><em>fil-an-thro'-poce</em></p><d>Adverb from a compound of <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G444">G444</link>; <em>fondly to man</em> (philanthropically) that is <b><em>humanely:</em></b> - courteously.</d></i><i id="G5365"><s_id>G5365</s_id><t>φιλαργυρία</t><tr>philarguria</tr><p><em>fil-ar-goo-ree'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5366">G5366</link>; <b><em>avarice:</em></b> - love of money.</d></i><i id="G5366"><s_id>G5366</s_id><t>φιλάργυρος</t><tr>philarguros</tr><p><em>fil-ar'-goo-ros</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G696">G696</link>; <em>fond of silver</em> (<em>money</em>) that is <b><em>avaricious:</em></b> - covetous.</d></i><i id="G5367"><s_id>G5367</s_id><t>φίλαυτος</t><tr>philautos</tr><p><em>fil'-ow-tos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G846">G846</link>; <em>fond of self</em> that is <b><em>selfish:</em></b> - lover of own self.</d></i><i id="G5368"><s_id>G5368</s_id><t>φιλέω</t><tr>phileō</tr><p><em>fil-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link>; to <em>be a friend to</em> (<em>fond of</em> [an individual or an object]) that is <em>have affection</em> for (denoting <em>personal</em> attachment as a matter of sentiment or feeling; while <link target="G25">G25</link> is wider embracing especially the judgment and the <em>deliberate</em> assent of the will as a matter of principle duty and <b>propriety:</b> the two thus stand related very much as <link target="G2309">G2309</link> and <link target="G1014">G1014</link> or as <link target="G2372">G2372</link> and <link target="G3563">G3563</link> respectively; the former being chiefly of the <em>heart</em> and the latter of the <em>head</em>); specifically to <em>kiss</em> (as a mark of tenderness): - kiss love.</d></i><i id="G5369"><s_id>G5369</s_id><t>φιλήδονος</t><tr>philēdonos</tr><p><em>fil-ay'-don-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G2237">G2237</link>; <em>fond of pleasure</em> that is <b><em>voluptuous:</em></b> - lover of pleasure.</d></i><i id="G5370"><s_id>G5370</s_id><t>φίλημα</t><tr>philēma</tr><p><em>fil'-ay-mah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5368">G5368</link>; a <b><em>kiss:</em></b> - kiss.</d></i><i id="G5371"><s_id>G5371</s_id><t>Φιλήμων</t><tr>Philēmōn</tr><p><em>fil-ah'-mone</em></p><d>From <link target="G5368">G5368</link>; <em>friendly</em>;<br/> <em>Philemon</em> a <b>Christian:</b> - Philemon.</d></i><i id="G5372"><s_id>G5372</s_id><t>Φιλητός</t><tr>Philētos</tr><p><em>fil-ay-tos'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5368">G5368</link>; <em>amiable</em>;<br/> <em>Philetus</em> an opposer of <b>Christianity:</b> - Philetus.</d></i><i id="G5373"><s_id>G5373</s_id><t>φιλία</t><tr>philia</tr><p><em>fil-ee'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link>; <b><em>fondness:</em></b> - friendship.</d></i><i id="G5374"><s_id>G5374</s_id><t>Φιλιππήσιος</t><tr>Philippēsios</tr><p><em>fil-ip-pay'-see-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5375">G5375</link>; a <em>Philippesian</em> (<em>Philippian</em>) that is native of <b>Philippi:</b> - Philippian.</d></i><i id="G5375"><s_id>G5375</s_id><t>Φίλιπποι</t><tr>Philippoi</tr><p><em>fil'-ip-poy</em></p><d>Plural of <link target="G5376">G5376</link>; <em>Philippi</em> a place in <b>Macedonia:</b> - Philippi.</d></i><i id="G5376"><s_id>G5376</s_id><t>Φίλιππος</t><tr>Philippos</tr><p><em>fil'-ip-pos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G2462">G2462</link>; <em>fond of horses</em>;<br/> <em>Philippus</em> the name of four <b>Israelites:</b> - Philip.</d></i><i id="G5377"><s_id>G5377</s_id><t>φιλόθεος</t><tr>philotheos</tr><p><em>fil-oth'-eh-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G2316">G2316</link>; <em>fond of God</em> that is <b><em>pious:</em></b> - lover of God.</d></i><i id="G5378"><s_id>G5378</s_id><t>Φιλόλογος</t><tr>Philologos</tr><p><em>fil-ol'-og-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G3056">G3056</link>; <em>fond of words</em> that is <em>talkative</em> (<em>argumentative</em> <em>learned</em> <q>philological</q>);<br/> <em>Philologus</em> a <b>Christian:</b> - Philologus.</d></i><i id="G5379"><s_id>G5379</s_id><t>φιλονεικία</t><tr>philoneikia</tr><p><em>fil-on-i-kee'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5380">G5380</link>; <em>quarrelsomeness</em> that is a <b><em>dispute:</em></b> - strife.</d></i><i id="G5380"><s_id>G5380</s_id><t>φιλόνεικος</t><tr>philoneikos</tr><p><em>fil-on'-i-kos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <greek>νεῖκος</greek> neikos (a <em>quarrel</em>; probably akin to <link target="G3534">G3534</link>);<br/> <em>fond of strife</em> that is <b><em>disputatious:</em></b> - contentious.</d></i><i id="G5381"><s_id>G5381</s_id><t>φιλονεξία</t><tr>philonexia</tr><p><em>fil-on-ex-ee'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5382">G5382</link>; <b><em>hospitableness:</em></b> - entertain strangers hospitality.</d></i><i id="G5382"><s_id>G5382</s_id><t>φιλόξενος</t><tr>philoxenos</tr><p><em>fil-ox'-en-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G3581">G3581</link>; <em>fond of guests</em> that is <b><em>hospitable:</em></b> - given to (lover of use) hospitality.</d></i><i id="G5383"><s_id>G5383</s_id><t>φιλοπρωτεύω</t><tr>philoprōteuō</tr><p><em>fil-op-rot-yoo'-o</em></p><d>From a compound of <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G4413">G4413</link>; to <em>be fond of being first</em> that is <em>ambitious</em> of <b>distinction:</b> - love to have the preeminence.</d></i><i id="G5384"><s_id>G5384</s_id><t>φίλος</t><tr>philos</tr><p><em>fee'-los</em></p><d>Properly <em>dear</em> that is a <em>friend</em>; actively <em>fond</em> that is <em>friendly</em> (still as a noun an <em>associate</em> <em>neighbor</em> etc.): - friend.</d></i><i id="G5385"><s_id>G5385</s_id><t>φιλοσοφία</t><tr>philosophia</tr><p><em>fil-os-of-ee'-ah</em></p><d>From <link target="G5386">G5386</link>; <em><q>philosophy</q></em> that is (specifically) Jewish <b><em>sophistry:</em></b> - philosophy.</d></i><i id="G5386"><s_id>G5386</s_id><t>φιλόσοφος</t><tr>philosophos</tr><p><em>fil-os'-of-os</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G4680">G4680</link>; <em>fond of wise</em> things that is a <b><q>philosopher</q>:</b> - philosopher.</d></i><i id="G5387"><s_id>G5387</s_id><t>φιλόστοργος</t><tr>philostorgos</tr><p><em>fil-os'-tor-gos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <greek>στοργή</greek> storgē (<em>cherishing</em> one´ s kindred especially parents or children);<br/> <em>fond of</em> natural <em>relatives</em> that is <em>fraternal</em> towards fellow <b>Christians:</b> - kindly affectioned.</d></i><i id="G5388"><s_id>G5388</s_id><t>φιλότεκνος</t><tr>philoteknos</tr><p><em>fil-ot'-ek-nos</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G5043">G5043</link>; <em>fond of</em> one´ s <em>children</em> that is <b><em>maternal:</em></b> - love their children.</d></i><i id="G5389"><s_id>G5389</s_id><t>φιλοτιμέομαι</t><tr>philotimeomai</tr><p><em>fil-ot-im-eh'-om-ahee</em></p><d>Middle voice from a compound of <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G5092">G5092</link>; to be <em>fond of honor</em> that is <em>emulous</em> (<em>eager</em> or <em>earnest</em> to do somethng.): - labour strive study.</d></i><i id="G5390"><s_id>G5390</s_id><t>φιλοφρόνως</t><tr>philophronōs</tr><p><em>fil-of-ron'-oce</em></p><d>Adverb from <link target="G5391">G5391</link>; <em>with friendliness of mind</em> that is <b><em>kindly:</em></b> - courteously.</d></i><i id="G5391"><s_id>G5391</s_id><t>φιλόφρων</t><tr>philophrōn</tr><p><em>fil-of'-rone</em></p><d>From <link target="G5384">G5384</link> and <link target="G5424">G5424</link>; <em>friendly of mind</em> that is <b><em>kind:</em></b> - courteous.</d></i><i id="G5392"><s_id>G5392</s_id><t>φιμόω</t><tr>phimoō</tr><p><em>fee-mo'-o</em></p><d>From <greek>φιμός</greek> phimos (a <em>muzzle</em>); to <b><em>muzzle:</em></b> - muzzle.</d></i><i id="G5393"><s_id>G5393</s_id><t>Φλέγων</t><tr>Phlegōn</tr><p><em>fleg'-one</em></p><d>Active participle of the base of <link target="G5395">G5395</link>; <em>blazing</em>;<br/> <em>Phlegon</em> a <b>Christian:</b> - Phlegon.</d></i><i id="G5394"><s_id>G5394</s_id><t>φλογίζω</t><tr>phlogizō</tr><p><em>flog-id'-zo</em></p><d>From <link target="G5395">G5395</link>; to <em>cause a blaze</em> that is <em>ignite</em> (figuratively to <em>inflame</em> with passion): - set on fire.</d></i><i id="G5395"><s_id>G5395</s_id><t>φλόξ</t><tr>phlox</tr><p><em>flox</em></p><d>From a primary <greek>φλέγω</greek> phlegō (to <q>flash</q> or <q>flame</q>); a <b><em>blaze:</em></b> - flame (-ing).</d></i><i id="G5396"><s_id>G5396</s_id><t>φλυαρέω</t><tr>phluareō</tr><p><em>floo-ar-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5397">G5397</link>; to <em>be a babbler</em> or <em>trifler</em> that is (by implication) to <em>berate</em> idly or <b>mischievously:</b> - prate against.</d></i><i id="G5397"><s_id>G5397</s_id><t>φλύαρος</t><tr>phluaros</tr><p><em>floo'-ar-os</em></p><d>From <greek>φλύω</greek> phluō (to <em>bubble</em>); a <em>garrulous</em> person that is <b><em>prater:</em></b> - tattler.</d></i><i id="G5398"><s_id>G5398</s_id><t>φοβερός</t><tr>phoberos</tr><p><em>fob-er-os'</em></p><d>From <link target="G5401">G5401</link>; <em>frightful</em> that is (objectively) <b><em>formidable:</em></b> - fearful terrible.</d></i><i id="G5399"><s_id>G5399</s_id><t>φοβέω</t><tr>phobeō</tr><p><em>fob-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <link target="G5401">G5401</link>; to <em>frighten</em> that is (passively) to <em>be alarmed</em>; by analogy to <em>be in awe</em> of that is <b><em>revere:</em></b> - be (+ sore) afraid fear (exceedingly) reverence.</d></i><i id="G5400"><s_id>G5400</s_id><t>φόβητρον</t><tr>phobētron</tr><p><em>fob'-ay-tron</em></p><d>Neuter of a derivative of <link target="G5399">G5399</link>; a <em>frightening</em> thing that is <em>terrific</em> <b>portent:</b> - fearful sight.</d></i></dictionary>