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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="G4601">
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<strong_id>G4601</strong_id>
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<title>σιγάω</title>
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<transliteration>sigaō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see-gah'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4602">G4602</link>; to <em>keep silent</em> (transitive or intransitive): - keep close (secret silence) hold peace.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4602">
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<strong_id>G4602</strong_id>
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<title>σιγή</title>
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<transliteration>sigē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see-gay'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently from <greek>σίζω</greek> sizō (to <em>hiss</em> that is <em>hist</em> or <em>hush</em>); <strong><em>silence:</em></strong> - silence. Compare <link target="G4623">G4623</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4603">
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<strong_id>G4603</strong_id>
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<title>σιδήρεος</title>
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<transliteration>sidēreos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sid-ay'-reh-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4604">G4604</link>; made <em>of</em> <strong><em>iron:</em></strong> - (of) iron.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4604">
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<strong_id>G4604</strong_id>
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<title>σίδηρος</title>
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<transliteration>sidēros</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sid'-ay-ros</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of uncertain derivation; <strong><em>iron:</em></strong> - iron.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4605">
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<strong_id>G4605</strong_id>
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<title>Σιδών</title>
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<transliteration>Sidōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sid-one'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6721">H6721</link>];<br/> <em>Sidon</em> (that is <em>Tsidon</em>) a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Sidon.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4606">
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<strong_id>G4606</strong_id>
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<title>Σιδώνιος</title>
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<transliteration>Sidōnios</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sid-o'-nee-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4605">G4605</link>; a <em>Sidonian</em> that is inhabitant of <strong>Sidon:</strong> - of Sidon.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4607">
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<strong_id>G4607</strong_id>
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<title>σικάριος</title>
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<transliteration>sikarios</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sik-ar'-ee-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin; a <em>dagger man</em> or <em>assassin</em>; a <em>freebooter</em> (Jewish <em>fanatic</em> outlawed by the Romans): - murderer. Compare <link target="G5406">G5406</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4608">
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<strong_id>G4608</strong_id>
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<title>σίκερα</title>
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<transliteration>sikera</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sik'-er-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7941">H7941</link>]; an <em>intoxicant</em> that is intensely fermented <strong><em>liquor:</em></strong> - strong drink.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4609">
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<strong_id>G4609</strong_id>
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<title>Σίλας</title>
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<transliteration>Silas</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see'-las</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Contraction for <link target="G4610">G4610</link>; <em>Silas</em> a <strong>Christian:</strong> - Silas.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4610">
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<strong_id>G4610</strong_id>
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<title>Σιλουανός</title>
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<transliteration>Silouanos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sil-oo-an-os'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin; <q>silvan</q>;<br/> <em>Silvanus</em> a <strong>Christian:</strong> - Silvanus. Compare <link target="G4609">G4609</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4611">
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<strong_id>G4611</strong_id>
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<title>Σιλωάμ</title>
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<transliteration>Silōam</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sil-o-am'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7975">H7975</link>];<br/> <em>Siloam</em> (that is <em>Shiloach</em>) a pool of <strong>Jerusalem:</strong> - Siloam.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4612">
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<strong_id>G4612</strong_id>
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<title>σιμικίνθιον</title>
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<transliteration>simikinthion</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sim-ee-kin'-thee-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Latin origin; a <em>semicinctium</em> or <em>half girding</em> that is narrow covering (<em>apron</em>): - apron.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4613">
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<strong_id>G4613</strong_id>
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<title>Σίμων</title>
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<transliteration>Simōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see'-mone</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8095">H8095</link>];<br/> <em>Simon</em> (that is <em>Shimon</em>) the name of nine <strong>Israelites:</strong> - Simon. Compare <link target="G4826">G4826</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4614">
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<strong_id>G4614</strong_id>
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<title>Σινᾶ</title>
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<transliteration>Sina</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see-nah'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H5514">H5514</link>];<br/> <em>Sina</em> (that is <em>Sinai</em>) a mountain in <strong>Arabia:</strong> - Sina.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4615">
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<strong_id>G4615</strong_id>
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<title>σίναπι</title>
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<transliteration>sinapi</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sin'-ap-ee</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Perhaps from <greek>σίνομαι</greek> sinomai (to <em>hurt</em> that is <em>sting</em>);<br/> <em>mustard</em> (the plant): - mustard.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4616">
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<strong_id>G4616</strong_id>
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<title>σινδών</title>
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<transliteration>sindōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sin-done'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of uncertain (perhaps foreign) origin;<br/> <em>byssos</em> that is bleached <em>linen</em> (the cloth or a garment of it): - (fine) linen (cloth).</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4617">
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<strong_id>G4617</strong_id>
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<title>σινιάζω</title>
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<transliteration>siniazō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>sin-ee-ad'-zo</pronunciation>
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<description>From <greek>σινιον</greek> sinion (a <em>sieve</em>); to <em>riddle</em> (figuratively): - sift.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4618">
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<strong_id>G4618</strong_id>
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<title>σιτευτός</title>
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<transliteration>siteutos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sit-yoo-tos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4621">G4621</link>; <em>grain fed</em> that is <strong><em>fattened:</em></strong> - fatted.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4619">
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<strong_id>G4619</strong_id>
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<title>σιτιστός</title>
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<transliteration>sitistos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sit-is-tos'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <link target="G4621">G4621</link>; <em>grained</em> that is <strong><em>fatted:</em></strong> - fatling.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4620">
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<strong_id>G4620</strong_id>
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<title>σιτόμετρον</title>
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<transliteration>sitometron</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sit-om'-et-ron</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4621">G4621</link> and <link target="G3358">G3358</link>; a <em>grain measure</em> that is (by implication) <em>ration</em> (<em>allowance</em> of food): - portion of meat.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4621">
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<strong_id>G4621</strong_id>
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<title>σῖτος</title>
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<transliteration>sitos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see'-tos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>
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<greek>σῖτα</greek>sita <em>see'-tah</em> is the plural irregular neuter of the first form. Of uncertain derivation;<br/> <em>grain</em> especially <strong><em>wheat:</em></strong> - corn wheat.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4622">
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<strong_id>G4622</strong_id>
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<title>Σιών</title>
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<transliteration>Siōn</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see-own'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H6726">H6726</link>];<br/> <em>Sion</em> (that is <em>Tsijon</em>) a hill of Jerusalem; figuratively the <em>Church</em> (militant or triumphant): - Sion.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4623">
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<strong_id>G4623</strong_id>
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<title>σιωπάω</title>
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<transliteration>siōpaō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>see-o-pah'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <greek>σιωπη</greek> siōpē (<em>silence</em> that is a <em>hush</em>; properly <em>muteness</em> that is <em>involuntary</em> stillness or <em>inability</em> ot speak; and thus differing from <link target="G4602">G4602</link> which is rather a voluntary <em>refusal</em> or <em>indisposition</em> to speak although the terms are often used synonymously); to <em>be dumb</em> (but not <em>deaf</em> also like <link target="G2974">G2974</link> properly); figuratively to <em>be calm</em> (as <em>quiet</em> water): - dumb (hold) peace.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4624">
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<strong_id>G4624</strong_id>
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<title>σκανδαλίζω</title>
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<transliteration>skandalizō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skan-dal-id'-zo</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>To <q>scandalize</q>; from <link target="G4625">G4625</link>; to <em>entrap</em> that is <em>trip</em> up (figuratively <em>stumble</em> [transitively] or <em>entice</em> to sin apostasy or displeasure): - (make to) offend.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4625">
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<strong_id>G4625</strong_id>
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<title>σκάνδαλον</title>
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<transliteration>skandalon</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skan'-dal-on</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A <q>scandal</q>; probably from a derivative of <link target="G2578">G2578</link>; a <em>trap stick</em> (<em>bent</em> sapling) that is <em>snare</em> (figuratively <em>cause</em> of displeasure or sin): - occasion to fall (of stumbling) offence thing that offends stumbling-block.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4626">
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<strong_id>G4626</strong_id>
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<title>σκάπτω</title>
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<transliteration>skaptō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skap'-to</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently a primary verb; to <strong><em>dig:</em></strong> - dig.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4627">
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<strong_id>G4627</strong_id>
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<title>σκάφη</title>
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<transliteration>skaphē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skaf'-ay</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>A <q>skiff</q> (as if <em>dug</em> out) or <em>yawl</em> (carried aboard a large vessel for landing): - boat.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4628">
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<strong_id>G4628</strong_id>
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<title>σκέλος</title>
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<transliteration>skelos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skel'-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently from <greek>σκέλλω</greek> skellō (to <em>parch</em>; through the idea of <em>leanness</em>); the <em>leg</em> (as <em>lank</em>): - leg.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4629">
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<strong_id>G4629</strong_id>
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<title>σκέπασμα</title>
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<transliteration>skepasma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skep'-as-mah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From a derivative of <q>skepas</q> (a <em>covering</em>; perhaps akin to the base of <link target="G4649">G4649</link> through the idea of <em>noticeableness</em>); <strong><em>clothing:</em></strong> - raiment.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4630">
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<strong_id>G4630</strong_id>
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<title>Σκευᾶς</title>
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<transliteration>Skeuas</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skyoo-as'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently of Latin origin;<br/> <em>left handed</em>;<br/> <em>Scevas</em> (that is <em>Scaevus</em>) an <strong>Israelite:</strong> - Sceva.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4631">
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<strong_id>G4631</strong_id>
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<title>σκευή</title>
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<transliteration>skeuē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skyoo-ay'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4632">G4632</link>; <em>furniture</em> that is spare <strong><em>tackle:</em></strong> - tackling.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4632">
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<strong_id>G4632</strong_id>
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<title>σκεῦος</title>
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<transliteration>skeuos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skyoo'-os</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Of uncertain affinity; a <em>vessel</em> <em>implement</em>6<br/> <em>equipment</em> or <em>apparatus</em> (literally or figuratively [specifically a <em>wife</em> as contributing to the usefulness of the husband]): - goods sail stuff vessel.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4633">
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<strong_id>G4633</strong_id>
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<title>σκηνή</title>
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<transliteration>skēnē</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay-nay'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently akin to <link target="G4632">G4632</link> and <link target="G4639">G4639</link>; a <em>tent</em> or cloth hut (literally or figuratively): - habitation tabernacle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4634">
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<strong_id>G4634</strong_id>
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<title>σκηνοπηγία</title>
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<transliteration>skēnopēgia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay-nop-ayg-ee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4636">G4636</link> and <link target="G4078">G4078</link>; the <em>Festival of Tabernacles</em> (so called from the custom of erecting booths for temporary homes): - tabernacles.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4635">
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<strong_id>G4635</strong_id>
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<title>σκηνοποιός</title>
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<transliteration>skēnopoios</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay-nop-oy-os'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4633">G4633</link> and <link target="G4160">G4160</link>; a <em>manufacturer of</em> <strong><em>tents:</em></strong> - tentmaker.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4636">
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<strong_id>G4636</strong_id>
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<title>σκῆνος</title>
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<transliteration>skēnos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay'-nos</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4633">G4633</link>; a <em>hut</em> or temporary residence that is (figuratively) the human <em>body</em> (as the abode of the spirit): - tabernacle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4637">
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<strong_id>G4637</strong_id>
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<title>σκηνόω</title>
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<transliteration>skēnoō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay-no'-o</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4636">G4636</link>; to <em>tent</em> or <em>encamp</em> that is (figuratively) to <em>occupy</em> (as a mansion) or (specifically) to <em>reside</em> (as God did in the Tabernacle of old a symbol fo protection and communion): - dwell.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4638">
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<strong_id>G4638</strong_id>
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<title>σκήνωμα</title>
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<transliteration>skēnōma</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skay'-no-mah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4637">G4637</link>; an <em>encampment</em> that is (figuratively) the <em>Temple</em> (as God´ s residence) the <em>body</em> (as a tenement for the soul): - tabernacle.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4639">
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<strong_id>G4639</strong_id>
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<title>σκία</title>
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<transliteration>skia</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>skee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Apparently a primary word; <q>shade</q> or a shadow (literally or figuratively [darkness of <em>error</em> or an <em>adumbration</em>]): - shadow.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4640">
|
||
<strong_id>G4640</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκιρτάω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skirtaō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skeer-tah'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Akin to <greek>σκαίρω</greek> skairō (to <em>skip</em>); to <em>jump</em> that is sympathetically <em>move</em> (as the <em>quickening</em> of a fetus): - leap (for joy).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4641">
|
||
<strong_id>G4641</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκληροκαρδία</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sklērokardia</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sklay-rok-ar-dee'-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Feminine of a compound of <link target="G4642">G4642</link> and <link target="G2588">G2588</link>; <em>hard heartedness</em> that is (specifically) <em>destitution of</em> (spiritual) <strong><em>perception:</em></strong> - hardness of heart.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4642">
|
||
<strong_id>G4642</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκληρός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sklēros</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sklay-ros'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From the base of <link target="G4628">G4628</link>; <em>dry</em> that is <em>hard</em> or <em>tough</em> (figuratively <em>harsh</em> <em>severe</em>): - fierce hard.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4643">
|
||
<strong_id>G4643</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκληρότης</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sklērotēs</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sklay-rot'-ace</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4642">G4642</link>; <em>callousness</em> that is (figuratively) <strong><em>stubbornness:</em></strong> - hardness.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4644">
|
||
<strong_id>G4644</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκληροτράχηλος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sklērotrachēlos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sklay-rot-rakh'-ah-los</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4642">G4642</link> and <link target="G5137">G5137</link>; <em>hard naped</em> that is (figuratively) <strong><em>obstinate:</em></strong> - stiffnecked.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4645">
|
||
<strong_id>G4645</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκληρύνω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sklērunō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sklay-roo'-no</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4642">G4642</link>; to <em>indurate</em> that is (figuratively) <em>render</em> <strong><em>stubborn:</em></strong> - harden.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4646">
|
||
<strong_id>G4646</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκολιός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skolios</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skol-ee-os'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From the base of <link target="G4628">G4628</link>; <em>warped</em> that is <em>winding</em>; figuratively <strong><em>perverse:</em></strong> - crooked froward untoward.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4647">
|
||
<strong_id>G4647</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκόλοψ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skolops</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skol'-ops</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Perhaps form the base of <link target="G4628">G4628</link> and <link target="G3700">G3700</link>; <em>withered</em> at the <em>front</em> that is a <em>point</em> or <em>prickle</em> (figuratively a bodily <em>annoyance</em> or <em>disability</em>): - thorn.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4648">
|
||
<strong_id>G4648</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοπέω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skopeō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skop-eh'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4649">G4649</link>; to take <em>aim</em> at (<em>spy</em>) that is (figuratively) <strong><em>regard:</em></strong> - consider take heed look at (on) mark. Compare <link target="G3700">G3700</link>.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4649">
|
||
<strong_id>G4649</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοπός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skopos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skop-os'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>(<q>scope</q>); From <greek>σκέπτομαι</greek> skeptomai (to <em>peer</em> about [<q>skeptic</q>]; perhaps akin to <link target="G4626">G4626</link> through the idea of <em>concealment</em>; compare <link target="G4629">G4629</link>); a <em>watch</em> (<em>sentry</em> or <em>scout</em>) that is (by implication) a <strong><em>goal:</em></strong> - mark.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4650">
|
||
<strong_id>G4650</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκορπίζω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skorpizō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skor-pid'-zo</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently from the same as <link target="G4651">G4651</link> (through the idea of <em>penetrating</em>); to <em>dissipate</em> that is (figuratively) <em>put to flight</em> <em>waste</em>6<br/> <em>be</em> <strong><em>liberal:</em></strong> - disperse abroad scatter (abroad).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4651">
|
||
<strong_id>G4651</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκορπίος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skorpios</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skor-pee'-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably from <greek>σκέρπω</greek> skerpō an obsolete word (perhaps strengthened from the base of <link target="G4649">G4649</link> and meaning to <em>pierce</em>); a <q>scorpion</q> (from its <em>sting</em>): - scorpion.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4652">
|
||
<strong_id>G4652</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοτεινός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skoteinos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skot-i-nos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4655">G4655</link>; <em>opaque</em> that is (figuratively) <strong><em>benighted:</em></strong> - dark full of darkness.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4653">
|
||
<strong_id>G4653</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοτία</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skotia</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skot-ee'-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4655">G4655</link>; <em>dimness</em> <em>obscurity</em> (literally or figuratively): - dark (-ness).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4654">
|
||
<strong_id>G4654</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοτίζω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skotizō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skot-id'-zo</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4655">G4655</link>; to <em>obscure</em> (literally or figuratively): - darken.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4655">
|
||
<strong_id>G4655</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκότος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skotos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skot'-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From the base of <link target="G4639">G4639</link>; <em>shadiness</em> that is <em>obscurity</em> (literally or figuratively): - darkness.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4656">
|
||
<strong_id>G4656</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκοτόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skotoō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skot-o'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4655">G4655</link>; to <em>obscure</em> or <em>blind</em> (literally or figuratively): - be full of darkness.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4657">
|
||
<strong_id>G4657</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκύβαλον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skubalon</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skoo'-bal-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter of a presumed derivative of <link target="G1519">G1519</link> and <link target="G2965">G2965</link> and <link target="G906">G906</link>; what is <em>thrown to</em> the <em>dogs</em> that is <em>refuse</em> (<em>ordure</em>): - dung.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4658">
|
||
<strong_id>G4658</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σκύθης</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Skuthēs</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skoo'-thace</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably of foreign origin; a <em>Scythene</em> or <em>Scythian</em> that is (by implication) a <strong><em>savage:</em></strong> - Scythian.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4659">
|
||
<strong_id>G4659</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκυθρωπός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skuthrōpos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skoo-thro-pos'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>σκυθρός</greek> skuthros (<em>sullen</em>) and a derivative of <link target="G3700">G3700</link>; <em>angry visaged</em> that is <em>gloomy</em> or affecting a <em>mournful</em> <strong>appearance:</strong> - of a sad countenance.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4660">
|
||
<strong_id>G4660</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκύλλω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skullō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skool'-lo</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>flay</em> that is (figuratively) to <strong><em>harass:</em></strong> - trouble (self).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4661">
|
||
<strong_id>G4661</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκῦλον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skulon</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>skoo'-lon</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter from <link target="G4660">G4660</link>; something <em>stripped</em> (as a <em>hide</em>) that is <strong><em>booty:</em></strong> - spoil.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4662">
|
||
<strong_id>G4662</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκωληκόβρωτος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skōlēkobrōtos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sko-lay-kob'-ro-tos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4663">G4663</link> and a derivative of <link target="G977">G977</link>; <em>worm eaten</em> that is <em>diseased with</em> <strong><em>maggots:</em></strong> - eaten of worms.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4663">
|
||
<strong_id>G4663</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σκώληξ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>skōlēx</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sko'-lakes</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivative; a <em>grub</em> <em>maggot</em> or <em>earth</em> <strong><em>worm:</em></strong> - worm.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4664">
|
||
<strong_id>G4664</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σμαράγδινος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>smaragdinos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smar-ag'-dee-nos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4665">G4665</link>; consisting <em>of</em> <strong><em>emerald:</em></strong> - emerald.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4665">
|
||
<strong_id>G4665</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σμάραγδος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>smaragdos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smar'-ag-dos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivation; the <em>emerald</em> or green gem so <strong>called:</strong> - emerald.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4666">
|
||
<strong_id>G4666</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σμύρνα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>smurna</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smoor'-nah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently strengthened for <link target="G3464">G3464</link>; <strong><em>myrrh:</em></strong> - myrrh.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4667">
|
||
<strong_id>G4667</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σμύρνα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Smurna</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smoor'-nah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>The same as <link target="G4666">G4666</link>; <em>Smyrna</em> a place in Asia <strong>Minor:</strong> - Smyrna.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4668">
|
||
<strong_id>G4668</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σμυρναῖος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Smurnaios</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smmor-nah'-yos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4667">G4667</link>; a <strong><em>Smyrnaean:</em></strong> - in Smyrna.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4669">
|
||
<strong_id>G4669</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σμυρνίζω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>smurnizō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>smoor-nid'-zo</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4667">G4667</link>; to <em>tincture with myrrh</em> that is <em>embitter</em> (as a narcotic): - mingle with myrrh.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4670">
|
||
<strong_id>G4670</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σόδομα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sodoma</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sod'-om-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Plural of Hebrew origin [<link target="H5467">H5467</link>];<br/> <em>Sodoma</em> (that is <em>Sedom</em>) a place in <strong>Palestine:</strong> - Sodom.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4671">
|
||
<strong_id>G4671</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σοί</title>
|
||
<transliteration>soi</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>soy</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Dative case of <link target="G4771">G4771</link>; <em>to</em> <strong><em>thee:</em></strong> - thee thine own thou thy.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4672">
|
||
<strong_id>G4672</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σολομών Σολομῶν</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Solomōn Solomōn</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sol-om-one'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H8010">H8010</link>];<br/> <em>Solomon</em> (that is <em>Shelomoh</em>) the son of <strong>David:</strong> - Solomon.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4673">
|
||
<strong_id>G4673</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σορός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>soros</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sor-os'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably akin to the base of <link target="G4987">G4987</link>; a <em>funereal receptacle</em> (<em>urn</em> <em>coffin</em>) that is (by analogy) a <strong><em>bier:</em></strong> - bier.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4674">
|
||
<strong_id>G4674</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4771">G4771</link>; <strong><em>thine:</em></strong> - thine (own) thy (friend).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4675">
|
||
<strong_id>G4675</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σοῦ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sou</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>soo</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Genitive case of <link target="G4771">G4771</link>; <em>of thee</em> <strong><em>thy:</em></strong> - X home thee thine (own) thou thy.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4676">
|
||
<strong_id>G4676</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σουδάριον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>soudarion</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>soo-dar'-ee-on</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Latin origin; a <em>sudarium</em> (<em>sweat cloth</em>) that is <em>towel</em> (for wiping the perspiration from the face or binding the face of a corpse): - handerchief napkin.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4677">
|
||
<strong_id>G4677</strong_id>
|
||
<title>Σουσάννα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>Sousanna</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>soo-san'-nah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Hebrew origin [<link target="H7799">H7799</link>] (feminine);<br/> <em>lily</em>;<br/> <em>Susannah</em> (that is <em>Shoshannah</em>) an <strong>Israelitess:</strong> - Susanna.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4678">
|
||
<strong_id>G4678</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σοφία</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sophia</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sof-ee'-ah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4680">G4680</link>; <em>wisdom</em> (higher or lower worldly or spiritual): - wisdom.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4679">
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<strong_id>G4679</strong_id>
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<title>σοφίζω</title>
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<transliteration>sophizō</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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<em>sof-id'-zo</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>From <link target="G4680">G4680</link>; to <em>render wise</em>; in a sinister acceptation to <em>form</em> <q>sophisms</q> that is <em>continue plausible</em> <strong><em>error:</em></strong> - cunningly devised make wise.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4680">
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<strong_id>G4680</strong_id>
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||
<title>σοφός</title>
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||
<transliteration>sophos</transliteration>
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<pronunciation>
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||
<em>sof-os'</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Akin to <greek>σαφής</greek> saphēs (<em>clear</em>);<br/> <em>wise</em> (in a most general application): - wise. Compare <link target="G5429">G5429</link>.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4681">
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||
<strong_id>G4681</strong_id>
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<title>Σπανία</title>
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||
<transliteration>Spania</transliteration>
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||
<pronunciation>
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||
<em>span-ee'-ah</em>
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</pronunciation>
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<description>Probably of foreign origin;<br/> <em>Spania</em> a region of <strong>Europe:</strong> - Spain.</description>
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</item>
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<item id="G4682">
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<strong_id>G4682</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπαράσσω</title>
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||
<transliteration>sparassō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
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<em>spar-as'-so</em>
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||
</pronunciation>
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<description>Prolongation from <greek>σπαίρω</greek> spairō̄ (to <em>gasp</em>; apparently strengthened from <link target="G4685">G4685</link> through the idea of <em>spasmodic</em> contraction); to <em>mangle</em> that is <em>convulse</em> with <strong>epilepsy:</strong> - rend tear.</description>
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</item>
|
||
<item id="G4683">
|
||
<strong_id>G4683</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπαργανόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sparganoō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spar-gan-o'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
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<description>From <greek>σπάργανον</greek> sparganon (a <em>strip</em>; from a derivative of the base of <link target="G4682">G4682</link> meaning to <em>strap</em> or <em>wrap</em> with strips); to <em>swathe</em> (an infant after the Oriental custom): - wrap in swaddling clothes.</description>
|
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</item>
|
||
<item id="G4684">
|
||
<strong_id>G4684</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπαταλάω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spatalaō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spat-al-ah'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <greek>σπατάλη</greek> spatalē (<em>luxury</em>); to <em>be</em> <strong><em>voluptuous:</em></strong> - live in pleasure be wanton.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4685">
|
||
<strong_id>G4685</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπάω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spaō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spah'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>A primary verb; to <strong><em>draw:</em></strong> - draw (out).</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4686">
|
||
<strong_id>G4686</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπεῖρα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>speira</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spi'-rah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of immediate Latin origin but ultimately a derivative of <link target="G138">G138</link> in the sense of its cognate <link target="G1507">G1507</link>; a <em>coil</em> (<em>spira</em> <q>spire</q>) that is (figuratively) a <em>mass</em> of men (a Roman military <em>cohort</em>; also [by analogy] a <em>squad</em> of Levitical janitors): - band.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4687">
|
||
<strong_id>G4687</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπείρω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>speirō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spi'-ro</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably strengthened from <link target="G4685">G4685</link> (through the idea of <em>extending</em>); to <em>scatter</em> that is <em>sow</em> (literally or figuratively): - sow (-er) receive seed.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4688">
|
||
<strong_id>G4688</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπεκουλάτωρ</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spekoulatōr</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spek-oo-lat'-ore</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of Latin origin; a <em>speculator</em> that is military <em>scout</em> (<em>spy</em> or [by extension] <em>life guardsman</em>): - executioner.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4689">
|
||
<strong_id>G4689</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπένδω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spendō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spen'-do</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Apparently a primary verb; to <em>pour</em> out as a libation that is (figuratively) to <em>devote</em> (one´ s life or blood as a sacrifice) (<q>spend</q>): - (be ready to) be offered.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4690">
|
||
<strong_id>G4690</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπέρμα</title>
|
||
<transliteration>sperma</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sper'-mah</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4687">G4687</link>; somethng <em>sown</em> that is <em>seed</em> (including the male <q>sperm</q>); by implication <em>offspring</em>; specifically a <em>remnant</em> (figuratively as if kept over for planting): - issue seed.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4691">
|
||
<strong_id>G4691</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπερμολόγος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spermologos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>sper-mol-og'-os</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4690">G4690</link> and <link target="G3004">G3004</link>; a <em>seed picker</em> (as the crow) that is (figuratively) a <em>sponger</em> <em>loafer</em> (specifically a <em>gossip</em> or <em>trifler</em> in talk): - babbler.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4692">
|
||
<strong_id>G4692</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπεύδω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>speudō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spyoo'-do</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably strengthened from <link target="G4228">G4228</link>; to <q>speed</q> (<q>study</q>) that is <em>urge</em> on (diligently or earnestly); by implication to <em>await</em> <strong>eagerly:</strong> - (make with) haste unto.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4693">
|
||
<strong_id>G4693</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπήλαιον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spēlaion</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spay'-lah-yon</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Neuter of a presumed derivation of <greek>σπέος</greek> speos (a <em>grotto</em>); a <em>cavern</em>; by implication a <em>hiding place</em> or <strong><em>resort:</em></strong> - cave den.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4694">
|
||
<strong_id>G4694</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπιλάς</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spilas</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spee-las'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivation; a <em>ledge</em> or <em>reef</em> of rock in the <strong>sea:</strong> - spot [by confusion with <link target="G4696">G4696</link>].</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4695">
|
||
<strong_id>G4695</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπιλόω</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spiloō</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spee-lo'-o</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>From <link target="G4696">G4696</link>; to <em>stain</em> or <em>soil</em> (literally or figuratively): - defile spot.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4696">
|
||
<strong_id>G4696</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπίλος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spilos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spee'-los</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivation; a <em>stain</em> or <em>blemish</em> that is (figuratively) <em>defect</em> <strong><em>disgrace:</em></strong> - spot.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4697">
|
||
<strong_id>G4697</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπλαγχνίζομαι</title>
|
||
<transliteration>splagchnizomai</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>splangkh-nid'-zom-ahee</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Middle voice from <link target="G4698">G4698</link>; to have the <em>bowels</em> yearn that is (figuratively) <em>feel sympathy</em> to <strong><em>pity:</em></strong> - have (be moved with) compassion.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4698">
|
||
<strong_id>G4698</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπλάγχνον</title>
|
||
<transliteration>splagchnon</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>splangkh'-non</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Probably strengthened from <greek>σπλήν</greek><br/> splēn<br/> (the <q>spleen</q>); an <em>intestine</em> (plural); figuratively <em>pity</em> or <strong><em>sympathy:</em></strong> - bowels inward affection + tender mercy.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4699">
|
||
<strong_id>G4699</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σπόγγος</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spoggos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spong'-gos</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Perhaps of foreign origin; a <strong><q>sponge</q>:</strong> - spunge.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
<item id="G4700">
|
||
<strong_id>G4700</strong_id>
|
||
<title>σποδός</title>
|
||
<transliteration>spodos</transliteration>
|
||
<pronunciation>
|
||
<em>spod-os'</em>
|
||
</pronunciation>
|
||
<description>Of uncertain derivation; <strong><em>ashes:</em></strong> - ashes.</description>
|
||
</item>
|
||
</dictionary>
|