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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="G4401">
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<strong_id>G4401</strong_id>
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<title>προχειροτονέω</title>
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<transliteration>procheirotoneō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>prokh-i-rot-on-eh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4253">G4253</link> and <link target="G5500">G5500</link>; to <em>elect in</em> <strong><em>advance:</em></strong> - choose before.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4402">
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<strong_id>G4402</strong_id>
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<title>Πρόχορος</title>
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<transliteration>Prochoros</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>prokh'-or-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4253">G4253</link> and <link target="G5525">G5525</link>; <em>before</em> the <em>dance</em>;<br/> <em>Prochorus</em> a <strong>Christian:</strong> - Prochorus.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4403">
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<strong_id>G4403</strong_id>
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<title>πρύμνα</title>
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<transliteration>prumna</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>proom'-nah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Feminine of <greek>πρυμνύς</greek> prumnus (<em>hindmost</em>); the <em>stern</em> of a <strong>ship:</strong> - hinder part stern.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4404">
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<strong_id>G4404</strong_id>
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<title>πρωΐ́</title>
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<transliteration>prōi</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-ee'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Adverb from <link target="G4253">G4253</link>; at <em>dawn</em>; by implication the <em>day break</em> <strong>watch:</strong> - early (in the morning) (in the) morning.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4405">
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<strong_id>G4405</strong_id>
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<title>πρωΐ́α</title>
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<transliteration>prōia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-ee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Feminine of a derivative of <link target="G4404">G4404</link> as noun;<br/> <em>day</em> <strong><em>dawn:</em></strong> - early morning.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4406">
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<strong_id>G4406</strong_id>
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<title>πρώΐμος</title>
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<transliteration>prōimos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro'-ee-mos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4404">G4404</link>; <em>dawning</em> that is (by analogy) <em>autumnal</em> (showering the first of the rainy season): - early.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4407">
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<strong_id>G4407</strong_id>
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<title>πρωΐνός</title>
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<transliteration>prōinos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-ee-nos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4404">G4404</link>; pertaining to the <em>dawn</em> that is <strong><em>matutinal:</em></strong> - morning.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4408">
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<strong_id>G4408</strong_id>
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<title>πρώρα</title>
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<transliteration>prōra</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro'-ra</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Feminine of a presumed derivation of <link target="G4253">G4253</link> as noun; the <em>prow</em> that is forward part of a <strong>vessel:</strong> - forepart (-ship).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4409">
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<strong_id>G4409</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτεύω</title>
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<transliteration>prōteuō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>prote-yoo'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4413">G4413</link>; to <em>be first</em> (in rank or influence): - have the preeminence.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4410">
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<strong_id>G4410</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτοκαθεδρία</title>
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<transliteration>prōtokathedria</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-tok-ath-ed-ree'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4413">G4413</link> and <link target="G2515">G2515</link>; a <em>sitting first</em> (in the front row) that is <em>preeminence</em> in <strong>council:</strong> - chief (highest uppermost) seat.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4411">
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<strong_id>G4411</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτοκλισία</title>
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<transliteration>prōtoklisia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-tok-lis-ee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4413">G4413</link> and <link target="G2828">G2828</link>; a <em>reclining first</em> (in the place of honor) at the dinner bed that is <em>preeminence</em> at <strong>meals:</strong> - chief (highest uppermost) room.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4412">
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<strong_id>G4412</strong_id>
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<title>πρῶτον</title>
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<transliteration>prōton</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro'-ton</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Neuter of <link target="G4413">G4413</link> as an adverb (with or without <link target="G3588">G3588</link>);<br/> <em>firstly</em> (in time place order or importance): - before at the beginning chiefly (at at the) first (of all).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4413">
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<strong_id>G4413</strong_id>
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<title>πρῶτος</title>
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<transliteration>prōtos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro'-tos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Contracted superlative of <link target="G4253">G4253</link>; <em>foremost</em> (in time place order or importance): - before beginning best chief (-est) first (of all) former.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4414">
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<strong_id>G4414</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτοστάτης</title>
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<transliteration>prōtostatēs</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-tos-tat'-ace</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4413">G4413</link> and <link target="G2476">G2476</link>; one <em>standing first</em> in the ranks that is a <em>captain</em> (<em>champion</em>): - ringleader.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4415">
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<strong_id>G4415</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτοτόκια</title>
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<transliteration>prōtotokia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-tot-ok'-ee-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4416">G4416</link>; <em>primogeniture</em> (as a privilege): - birthright.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4416">
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<strong_id>G4416</strong_id>
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<title>πρωτοτόκος</title>
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<transliteration>prōtotokos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pro-tot-ok'-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4413">G4413</link> and the alternate of <link target="G5088">G5088</link>; <em>first born</em> (usually as noun literally or figuratively): - firstbegotten (-born).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4417">
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<strong_id>G4417</strong_id>
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<title>πταίω</title>
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<transliteration>ptaiō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptah'-yo</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A form of <link target="G4098">G4098</link>; to <em>trip</em> that is (figuratively) to <em>err</em> <em>sin</em>6<br/> <em>fail</em> (of salvation): - fall offend stumble.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4418">
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<strong_id>G4418</strong_id>
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<title>πτέρνα</title>
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<transliteration>pterna</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pter'-nah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of uncertain derivation; the <em>heel</em> (figuratively): - heel.</description>
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<item id="G4419">
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<strong_id>G4419</strong_id>
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<title>πτερύγιον</title>
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<transliteration>pterugion</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pter-oog'-ee-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Neuter of a presumed derivative of <link target="G4420">G4420</link>; a <em>winglet</em> that is (figuratively) <em>extremity</em> (top corner): - pinnacle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4420">
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<strong_id>G4420</strong_id>
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<title>πτέρυξ</title>
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<transliteration>pterux</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pter'-oox</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4072">G4072</link> (meaning a <em>feather</em>); a <strong><em>wing:</em></strong> - wing.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4421">
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<strong_id>G4421</strong_id>
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<title>πτηνόν</title>
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<transliteration>ptēnon</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptay-non'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Contraction for <link target="G4071">G4071</link>; a <strong><em>bird:</em></strong> - bird.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4422">
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<strong_id>G4422</strong_id>
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<title>πτοέω</title>
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<transliteration>ptoeō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto-eh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably akin to the alternate of <link target="G4098">G4098</link> (through the idea of causing to <em>fall</em>) or to <link target="G4072">G4072</link> (through that of causing to <em>fly</em> away); to <strong><em>scare:</em></strong> - frighten.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4423">
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<strong_id>G4423</strong_id>
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<title>πτόησις</title>
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<transliteration>ptoēsis</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto'-ay-sis</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4422">G4422</link>; <strong><em>alarm:</em></strong> - amazement.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4424">
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<strong_id>G4424</strong_id>
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<title>Πτολεμαΐ́ς</title>
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<transliteration>Ptolemais</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptol-em-ah-is'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <q>ptolemaios</q> (<em>Ptolemy</em> after whom it was named);<br/> <em>Ptolemais</em> a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Ptolemais.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4425">
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<strong_id>G4425</strong_id>
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<title>πτύον</title>
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<transliteration>ptuon</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptoo'-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4429">G4429</link>; a <em>winnowing fork</em> (as <em>scattering</em> like spittle): - fan.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4426">
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<strong_id>G4426</strong_id>
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<title>πτύρω</title>
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<transliteration>pturō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptoo'-ro</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a presumed derivative of <link target="G4429">G4429</link> (and thus akin to <link target="G4422">G4422</link>); to <strong><em>frighten:</em></strong> - terrify.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4427">
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<strong_id>G4427</strong_id>
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<title>πτύσμα</title>
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<transliteration>ptusma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptoos'-mah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4429">G4429</link>; <strong><em>saliva:</em></strong> - spittle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4428">
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<strong_id>G4428</strong_id>
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<title>πτύσσω</title>
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<transliteration>ptussō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptoos'-so</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably akin to <greek>πετάννυμι</greek> petannumi (to <em>spread</em>; and thus apparently allied to <link target="G4072">G4072</link> through the idea of <em>expansion</em> and to <link target="G4429">G4429</link> through that of <em>flattening</em>; compare <link target="G3961">G3961</link>); to <em>fold</em> that is <em>furl</em> a <strong>scroll:</strong> - close.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4429">
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<strong_id>G4429</strong_id>
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<title>πτύω</title>
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<transliteration>ptuō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>ptoo'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A primary verb (compare <link target="G4428">G4428</link>); to <strong><em>spit:</em></strong> - spit.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4430">
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<strong_id>G4430</strong_id>
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<title>πτῶμα</title>
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<transliteration>ptōma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto'-mah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From the alternate of <link target="G4098">G4098</link>; a <em>ruin</em> that is (specifically) lifeless <em>body</em> (<em>corpse</em> <em>carrion</em>): - dead body carcase corpse.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4431">
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<strong_id>G4431</strong_id>
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<title>πτῶσις</title>
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<transliteration>ptōsis</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto'-sis</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From the alternate of <link target="G4098">G4098</link>; a <em>crash</em> that is <em>downfall</em> (literally or figuratively): - fall.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4432">
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<strong_id>G4432</strong_id>
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<title>πτωχεία</title>
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<transliteration>ptōcheia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto-khi'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4433">G4433</link>; <em>beggary</em> that is <em>indigence</em> (literally or figuratively): - poverty.</description>
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<item id="G4433">
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<strong_id>G4433</strong_id>
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<title>πτωχεύω</title>
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<transliteration>ptōcheuō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto-khyoo'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4434">G4434</link>; to <em>be a beggar</em> that is (by implication) to <em>become indigent</em> (figuratively): - become poor.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4434">
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<strong_id>G4434</strong_id>
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<title>πτωχός</title>
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<transliteration>ptōchos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pto-khos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <greek>πτώσσω</greek> ptōssō (to <em>crouch</em>; akin to <link target="G4422">G4422</link> and the alternate of <link target="G4098">G4098</link>); a <em>beggar</em> (as <em>cringing</em>) that is <em>pauper</em> (strictly denoting absolute or public <em>mendicancy</em> although also used in a qualified or relative sense; whereas <link target="G3993">G3993</link> properly means only <em>straitened</em> circumstances in private) literally (often as noun) or figuratively (<em>distressed</em>): - beggar (-ly) poor.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4435">
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<strong_id>G4435</strong_id>
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<title>πυγμή</title>
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<transliteration>pugmē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>poog-may'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a primary word <greek>πύζ</greek> pux (the <em>fist</em> as a weapon); the clenched <em>hand</em> that is (only in the dative case as adverb) <em>with</em> the <em>fist</em> (hard <em>scrubbing</em>): - oft.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4436">
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<strong_id>G4436</strong_id>
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<title>Πύθων</title>
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<transliteration>Puthōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>poo'-thone</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <greek>Πυθώ</greek> Puthō (the name of the region where Delphi the seat of the famous <em>oracle</em> was located); a <em>Python</em> that is (by analogy with the supposed <em>diviner</em> there) <em>inspiration</em> (<em>soothsaying</em>): - divination.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4437">
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<strong_id>G4437</strong_id>
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<title>πυκνός</title>
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<transliteration>puknos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pook-nos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From the same as <link target="G4635">G4635</link>; <em>clasped</em> (<em>thick</em>) that is (figuratively) <em>frequent</em>; neuter plural (as adverb) <strong><em>frequently:</em></strong> - often (-er).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4438">
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<strong_id>G4438</strong_id>
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<title>πυκτέω</title>
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<transliteration>pukteō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>pook-teh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of the same as <link target="G4435">G4435</link>; to <em>box</em> (with the fist) that is <em>contend</em> (as a boxer) at the games (figuratively): - fight.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4439">
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<strong_id>G4439</strong_id>
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<title>πύλη</title>
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<transliteration>pulē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>poo'-lay</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently a primary word; a <em>gate</em> that is the leaf or wing of a folding <em>entrance</em> (literally or figuratively): - gate.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4440">
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<strong_id>G4440</strong_id>
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<title>πυλών</title>
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<transliteration>pulōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>poo-lone'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4439">G4439</link>; a <em>gateway</em> <em>door way</em> or a building or city; by implication a <em>portal</em> or <strong><em>vestibule:</em></strong> - gate porch.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4441">
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<strong_id>G4441</strong_id>
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<title>πυνθάνομαι</title>
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<transliteration>punthanomai</transliteration>
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|
<pronunciation>
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<em>poon-than'-om-ahee</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Middle voice prolonged from <greek>πύθω</greek> puthō a primary word (which occurs only as an alternate in certain tenses); to <em>question</em> that is <em>ascertain</em> by inquiry (as a matter of <em>information</em> merely; and thus differing from <link target="G2065">G2065</link> which properly means a <em>request</em> as a favor; and from <link target="G154">G154</link> which is strictly a <em>demand</em> of something due; as well as from <link target="G2212">G2212</link> which implies a <em>search</em> for something hidden; and from <link target="G1189">G1189</link> which involves the idea of urgent <em>need</em>); by implication to <em>learn</em> (by casual intelligence): - ask demand enquire understand.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4442">
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|
<strong_id>G4442</strong_id>
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|
<title>πῦρ</title>
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|
<transliteration>pur</transliteration>
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|
<pronunciation>
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|
<em>poor</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A primary word; <q>fire</q> (literally or figuratively specifically <em>lightning</em>): - fiery fire.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4443">
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|
<strong_id>G4443</strong_id>
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|
<title>πυρά</title>
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<transliteration>pura</transliteration>
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|
<pronunciation>
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|
<em>poo-rah'</em>
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|
</pronunciation>
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|
<description>From <link target="G4442">G4442</link>; a <em>fire</em> (concretely): - fire.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4444">
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|
<strong_id>G4444</strong_id>
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|
<title>πύργος</title>
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|
<transliteration>purgos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
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|
<em>poor'-gos</em>
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|
</pronunciation>
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|
<description>Apparently a primary word (<q>burgh</q>); a <em>tower</em> or <strong><em>castle:</em></strong> - tower.</description>
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</item>
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|
<item id="G4445">
|
|
<strong_id>G4445</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πυρέσσω</title>
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|
<transliteration>puressō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poo-res'-so</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4443">G4443</link>; to be <em>on fire</em> that is (specifically) to <em>have a</em> <strong><em>fever:</em></strong> - be sick of a fever.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4446">
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|
<strong_id>G4446</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πυρετός</title>
|
|
<transliteration>puretos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poo-ret-os'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4445">G4445</link>; <em>inflamed</em> that is (by implication) <em>feverish</em> (as noun <em>fever</em>): - fever.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4447">
|
|
<strong_id>G4447</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πύρινος</title>
|
|
<transliteration>purinos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poo'-ree-nos</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4443">G4443</link>; <em>fiery</em> that is (by implication) <strong><em>flaming:</em></strong> - of fire.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4448">
|
|
<strong_id>G4448</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πυρόω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>puroō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poo-ro'-o</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4442">G4442</link>; to <em>kindle</em> that is (passively) to <em>be ignited</em> <em>glow</em> (literally) <em>be refined</em> (by implication) or (figuratively) to <em>be inflamed</em> (with anger grief lust): - burn fiery be on fire try.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4449">
|
|
<strong_id>G4449</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πυῤῥάζω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>purrhazō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poor-hrad'-zo</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4450">G4450</link>; to <em>redden</em> (intransitively): - be red.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4450">
|
|
<strong_id>G4450</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πυῤῥός</title>
|
|
<transliteration>purrhos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poor-hros'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4442">G4442</link>; <em>fire like</em> that is (specifically) <em>flame</em> <strong><em>colored:</em></strong> - red.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4451">
|
|
<strong_id>G4451</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πύρωσις</title>
|
|
<transliteration>purōsis</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poo'-ro-sis</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4448">G4448</link>; <em>ignition</em> that is (specifically) <em>smelting</em> (figuratively <em>conflagration</em> <em>calamity</em> as a <em>test</em>): - burning trial.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4452">
|
|
<strong_id>G4452</strong_id>
|
|
<title>-πω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>-pō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Another form of the base of <link target="G4458">G4458</link>; an enclitic particle of indefiniteness;<br/> <em>yet</em> <em>even</em>; used only in compounds.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4453">
|
|
<strong_id>G4453</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πωλέω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōleō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po-leh'-o</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Probably ultimately from <greek>πέλομαι</greek> pelomai (to <em>be busy</em> to <em>trade</em>); to <em>barter</em> (as a <em>pedlar</em>) that is to <strong><em>sell:</em></strong> - sell whatever is sold.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4454">
|
|
<strong_id>G4454</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πῶλος</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōlos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po'-los</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Apparently a primary word; a <q>foal</q> or <q>filly</q> that is (specifically) a <em>young</em> <strong><em>ass:</em></strong> - colt.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4455">
|
|
<strong_id>G4455</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πώποτε</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōpote</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po'-pot-e</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4452">G4452</link> and <link target="G4218">G4218</link>; <em>at any time</em> that is (with negative particle) <em>at no</em> <strong><em>time:</em></strong> - at any time + never (. . . to any man) + yet never man.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4456">
|
|
<strong_id>G4456</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πωρόω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōroō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po-ro'-o</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Apparently from <greek>πῶρος</greek> pōros (a kind of <em>stone</em>); to <em>petrify</em> that is (figuratively) to <em>indurate</em> (<em>render stupid</em> or <em>callous</em>): - blind harden.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4457">
|
|
<strong_id>G4457</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πώρωσις</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōrōsis</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>po'-ro-sis</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4456">G4456</link>; <em>stupidity</em> or <strong><em>callousness:</em></strong> - blindness hardness.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4458">
|
|
<strong_id>G4458</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πώς</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōs</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poce</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Adverb from the base of <link target="G4225">G4225</link>; an enclitic particle of indefiniteness of manner;<br/> <em>somehow</em> or <em>anyhow</em>; used only in <strong>compounds:</strong> - haply by any (some) means perhaps. See <link target="G1513">G1513</link> <link target="G3381">G3381</link>. Compare <link target="G4459">G4459</link>.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4459">
|
|
<strong_id>G4459</strong_id>
|
|
<title>πῶς</title>
|
|
<transliteration>pōs</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>poce</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Adverb from the base of <link target="G4226">G4226</link>; an interrogitive particle of manner;<br/> <em>in what way?</em> (sometimes the question is indirect <em>how?</em>); also as exclamation <em>how</em> <strong>much!:</strong> - how after (by) what manner (means) that. [<em>Occasionally unexpressed in English</em>.]</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4460">
|
|
<strong_id>G4460</strong_id>
|
|
<title>Ῥαάβ</title>
|
|
<transliteration>Rhaab</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrah-ab'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7343">H7343</link>];<br/> <em>Raab</em> (that is <em>Rachab</em>) a <strong>Canaanitess:</strong> - Rahab. See also <link target="G4477">G4477</link>.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4461">
|
|
<strong_id>G4461</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαββί</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhabbi</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrab-bee'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7227">H7227</link>] with pronominal suffix;<br/> <em>my master</em> that is <em>Rabbi</em> as an official title of <strong>honor:</strong> - Master Rabbi.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4462">
|
|
<strong_id>G4462</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαββονί ῥαββουνί</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhabboni rhabbouni</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrab-bon-ee' hrab-boo-nee'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Chaldee origin; corresponding to <link target="G4461">G4461</link>: - Lord Rabboni.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4463">
|
|
<strong_id>G4463</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαβδίζω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhabdizō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrab-did'-zo</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4464">G4464</link>; to <em>strike with a stick</em> that is <strong><em>bastinado:</em></strong> - beat (with rods).</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4464">
|
|
<strong_id>G4464</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥάβδος</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhabdos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrab'-dos</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From the base of <link target="G4474">G4474</link>; a <em>stick</em> or <em>wand</em> (as a <em>cudgel</em> a <em>cane</em> or a <em>baton</em> of royalty): - rod sceptre staff.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4465">
|
|
<strong_id>G4465</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαβδοῦχος</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhabdouchos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrab-doo'-khos</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4464">G4464</link> and <link target="G2192">G2192</link>; a <em>rod</em> (the Latin <em>fasces</em>) <em>holder</em> that is a Roman <em>lictor</em> (<em>constable</em> or <em>executioner</em>): - serjeant.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4466">
|
|
<strong_id>G4466</strong_id>
|
|
<title>Ῥαγαῦ</title>
|
|
<transliteration>Rhagau</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrag-ow'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7466">H7466</link>];<br/> <em>Ragau</em> (that is <em>Reu</em>) a <strong>patriarch:</strong> - Ragau.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4467">
|
|
<strong_id>G4467</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥᾳδιούργημα</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhadiourgēma</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrad-ee-oorg'-ay-mah</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From a compound of <greek>ῥᾳδιος</greek> rhadios (<em>easy</em> that is <em>reckless</em>) and <link target="G2041">G2041</link>; <em>easy going behavior</em> that is (by extension) a <strong><em>crime:</em></strong> - lewdness.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4468">
|
|
<strong_id>G4468</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥᾳδιουργία</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhadiourgia</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrad-ee-oorg-ee'-a</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From the same as <link target="G4467">G4467</link>; <em>recklessness</em> that is (by extension) <strong><em>malignity:</em></strong> - mischief.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4469">
|
|
<strong_id>G4469</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥακά</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhaka</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>rhak-ah'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Chaldee origin (compare [<link target="H7386">H7386</link>]); O <em>empty</em> one that is thou <em>worthless</em> (as a term of utter vilification): - Raca.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4470">
|
|
<strong_id>G4470</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥάκος</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhakos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrak'-os</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4486">G4486</link>; a <em><q>rag</q></em> i. e. <em>piece</em> of <strong>cloth:</strong> - cloth.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4471">
|
|
<strong_id>G4471</strong_id>
|
|
<title>Ῥαμᾶ</title>
|
|
<transliteration>Rhama</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hram-ah'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7414">H7414</link>];<br/> <em>Rama</em> (that is <em>Ramah</em>) a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Rama.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4472">
|
|
<strong_id>G4472</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαντίζω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhantizō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hran-tid'-zo</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From a derivative of <greek>ῥαίνω</greek> rhainō (to <em>sprinkle</em>); to <em>render besprinkled</em> that is <em>asperse</em> (ceremonially or figuratively): - sprinkle.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4473">
|
|
<strong_id>G4473</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαντισμός</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhantismos</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hran-tis-mos'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4472">G4472</link>; <em>aspersion</em> (ceremonially or figuratively): - sprinkling.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4474">
|
|
<strong_id>G4474</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαπίζω</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhapizō</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrap-id'-zo</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From a derivative of <greek>ῥέπω</greek> rhepō a primary word (to <em>let fall</em> <q>rap</q>); to <em>slap</em> (with the palm of the hand): - smite (with the palm of the hand). Compare <link target="G5180">G5180</link>.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4475">
|
|
<strong_id>G4475</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥάπισμα</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhapisma</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrap'-is-mah</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <link target="G4474">G4474</link>; a <strong><em>slap:</em></strong> - (+ strike with the) palm of the hand smite with the hand.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4476">
|
|
<strong_id>G4476</strong_id>
|
|
<title>ῥαφίς</title>
|
|
<transliteration>rhaphis</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hraf-ece'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From <greek>ῥάπτω</greek> rhaptō a primary word (to <em>sew</em>; perhaps rather akin to the base of <link target="G4474">G4474</link> through the idea of <em>puncturing</em>); a <strong><em>needle:</em></strong> - needle.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4477">
|
|
<strong_id>G4477</strong_id>
|
|
<title>Ῥαχάβ</title>
|
|
<transliteration>Rhachab</transliteration>
|
|
<pronunciation>
|
|
<em>hrakh-ab'</em>
|
|
</pronunciation>
|
|
<description>From the same as <link target="G4460">G4460</link>; <em>Rachab</em> a <strong>Canaanitess:</strong> - Rachab.</description>
|
|
</item>
|
|
<item id="G4478">
|
|
<strong_id>G4478</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥαχήλ</title>
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<transliteration>Rhachēl</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrakh-ale'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7354">H7354</link>];<br/> <em>Rachel</em> the wife of <strong>Jacob:</strong> - Rachel.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4479">
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<strong_id>G4479</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥεβέκκα</title>
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<transliteration>Rhebekka</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hreb-bek'-kah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7259">H7259</link>];<br/> <em>Rebecca</em> (that is <em>Ribkah</em>) the wife of <strong>Isaac:</strong> - Rebecca.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4480">
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<strong_id>G4480</strong_id>
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<title>ῥέδα</title>
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<transliteration>rheda</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hred'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin; a <em>rheda</em> that is four wheeled <em>carriage</em> (<em>wagon</em> for riding): - chariot.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4481">
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<strong_id>G4481</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥεμφάν</title>
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<transliteration>Rhemphan</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrem-fan'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>By incorrect transliteration for a word of Hebrew origin [<link target="H3594">H3594</link>];<br/> <em>Remphan</em> (that is <em>Kijun</em>) an Egyptian <strong>idol:</strong> - Remphan.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4482">
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<strong_id>G4482</strong_id>
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<title>ῥέω</title>
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<transliteration>rheō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hreh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A primary verb; for some tenses of which a prolonged form (<greek>ῥεύω</greek> rheuō) is used; to <em>flow</em> (<q>run</q> as water): - flow.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4483">
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<strong_id>G4483</strong_id>
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<title>ῥέω</title>
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<transliteration>rheō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hreh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>For certain tenses of which a prolonged form (<greek>ἐρέω</greek> ereō) is used; and both as alternate for <link target="G2036">G2036</link>; perhaps akin (or identical) with <link target="G4482">G4482</link> (through the idea of <em>pouring</em> forth); to <em>utter</em> that is <em>speak</em> or <strong><em>say</em>:</strong> - command make say speak (of). Compare <link target="G3004">G3004</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4484">
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<strong_id>G4484</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥήγιον</title>
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<transliteration>Rhēgion</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrayg'-ee-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin;<br/> <em>Rhegium</em> a place in <strong>Italy:</strong> - Rhegium.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4485">
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<strong_id>G4485</strong_id>
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<title>ῥῆγμα</title>
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<transliteration>rhēgma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrayg'-mah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4486">G4486</link>; something <em>torn</em> that is a <em>fragment</em> (by implication and abstraction a <em>fall</em>): - ruin.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4486">
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<strong_id>G4486</strong_id>
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<title>ῥήγνυμι ῥήσσω</title>
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<transliteration>rhēgnumi rhēssō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrayg'-noo-mee hrace'-so</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Both are prolonged forms of <greek>ῥήκω</greek> rhēko (which appears only in certain forms and is itself probably a strengthened form of <greek>ἄγνυμι</greek> agnumi (see in <link target="G2608">G2608</link>)); to <q>break</q> <q>wreck</q> or <q>crack</q> that is (especially) to <em>sunder</em> (by <em>separation</em> of the parts; <link target="G2608">G2608</link> being its intensive (with the preposition in compounds) and <link target="G2352">G2352</link> a <em>shattering</em> to minute fragments; but not a <em>reduction</em> to the constituent particles like <link target="G3089">G3089</link>) or <em>disrupt</em> <em>lacerate</em>; by implication to <em>convulse</em> (with <em>spasms</em>); figuratively to <em>give vent</em> to joyful <strong>emotions:</strong> - break (forth) burst rend tear.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4487">
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<strong_id>G4487</strong_id>
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<title>ῥῆμα</title>
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<transliteration>rhēma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hray'-mah</em>
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|
</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4483">G4483</link>; an <em>utterance</em> (individually collectively or specifically); by implication a <em>matter</em> or <em>topic</em> (especially of narration command or dispute); with a negative <em>naught</em> <strong>whatever:</strong> - + evil + nothing saying word.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4488">
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<strong_id>G4488</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥησά</title>
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<transliteration>Rhēsa</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hray-sah'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably of Hebrew origin (apparently for [<link target="H7509">H7509</link>]);<br/> <em>Resa</em> (that is <em>Rephajah</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Rhesa.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4489">
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<strong_id>G4489</strong_id>
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<title>ῥήτωρ</title>
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<transliteration>rhētōr</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hray'-tore</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4483">G4483</link>; a <em>speaker</em> that is (by implication) a forensic <strong><em>advocate:</em></strong> - orator.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4490">
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<strong_id>G4490</strong_id>
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<title>ῥητῶς</title>
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<transliteration>rhētōs</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hray-toce'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Adverb from a derivative of <link target="G4483">G4483</link>; out <em>spokenly</em> that is <strong><em>distinctly:</em></strong> - expressly.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4491">
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<strong_id>G4491</strong_id>
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<title>ῥίζα</title>
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<transliteration>rhiza</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrid'-zah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently a primary word; a <q>root</q> (literally or figuratively): - root.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4492">
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<strong_id>G4492</strong_id>
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<title>ῥιζόω</title>
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<transliteration>rhizoō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrid-zo'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4491">G4491</link>; to <em>root</em> (figuratively <em>become stable</em>): - root.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4493">
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<strong_id>G4493</strong_id>
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<title>ῥιπή</title>
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<transliteration>rhipē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hree-pay'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4496">G4496</link>; a <em>jerk</em> (of the eye that is (by analogy) an <em>instant</em>): - twinkling.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4494">
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<strong_id>G4494</strong_id>
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<title>ῥιπίζω</title>
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<transliteration>rhipizō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrip-id'-zo</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4496">G4496</link> (meaning a <em>fan</em> or <em>bellows</em>); to <em>breeze up</em> that is (by analogy) to <em>agitate</em> (into waves): - toss.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4495">
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<strong_id>G4495</strong_id>
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<title>ῥιπτέω</title>
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<transliteration>rhipteō</transliteration>
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|
<pronunciation>
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<em>hrip-teh'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4496">G4496</link>; to <em>toss</em> <strong>up:</strong> - cast off.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4496">
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<strong_id>G4496</strong_id>
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<title>ῥίπτω</title>
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<transliteration>rhiptō̄</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrip'-to</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A primary verb (perhaps rather akin to the base of <link target="G4474">G4474</link> through the idea of sudden <em>motion</em>); to <em>fling</em> (properly with a quick <em>toss</em> thus differing from <link target="G906">G906</link> which denotes a <em>deliberate</em> hurl; and from <greek>τείνω</greek> teinō (see in <link target="G1614">G1614</link>) which indicates an <em>extended</em> projection); by qualification to <em>deposit</em> (as if a load); by extension to <strong><em>disperse:</em></strong> - cast (down out) scatter abroad throw.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4497">
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<strong_id>G4497</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥοβοάμ</title>
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<transliteration>Rhoboam</transliteration>
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|
<pronunciation>
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<em>hrob-o-am'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7346">H7346</link>];<br/> <em>Roboam</em> (that is <em>Rechabam</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Roboam.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4498">
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<strong_id>G4498</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥόδη</title>
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<transliteration>Rhodē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
|
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<em>hrod'-ay</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably for <greek>ῥόδή</greek> rhodē (a <em>rose</em>);<br/> <em>Rode</em> a servant <strong>girl:</strong> - Rhoda.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4499">
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<strong_id>G4499</strong_id>
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<title>Ῥόδος</title>
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<transliteration>Rhodos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>hrod'-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably from <greek>ῥόδον</greek> rhodon (a <em>rose</em>);<br/> <em>Rhodus</em> an island of the <strong>Mediterranean:</strong> - Rhodes.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4500">
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<strong_id>G4500</strong_id>
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<title>ῥοιζηδόν</title>
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<transliteration>rhoizēdon</transliteration>
|
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<pronunciation>
|
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<em>hroyd-zay-don'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Adverb from a derivative of <greek>ῥοῖζος</greek> rhoizos (a <em>whir</em>);<br/> <em>whizzingly</em> that is <em>with a</em> <strong><em>crash:</em></strong> - with a great noise.</description>
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</item>
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</dictionary>
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