Vine's  Expository  Dictionary

Below is a complete index of defined words (and phrases). Simply select the word or phrase you want to look up, and you'll be taken to that entry.

• Abase
• Abba
• Abhor
• Abide, Abode
• Ability, Able
• Aboard
• Abolish
• Abominable, Abomination
• Abound
• About
• Above
• Abroad
• Absence, Absent
• Abstain, Abstinence
• Abundance, Abundant, Abundantly, Abound
• Abuse, Abusers
• Abyss
• Accept, Accepted, Acceptable
• Access
• Accompany
• Accomplish, Accomplishment
• Accord
• According as
• According to
• Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun)
• Accurately
• Accursed
• Accusation, Accuse
• Accuser
• Acknowledge (-ment)
• Acquaintance
• Across
• Act
• Active
• Actually
• Add
• Addicted
• Adjure
• Administer, Administration (AV)
• Admiration, Admire (AV)
• Admonition, Admonish
• Ado
• Adoption
• Adorn, Adorning
• Adulterer (-ess), Adulterous, Adultery
• Advance
• Advantage
• Adventure
• Adversary
• Adversity
• Advice, Advise
• Advocate
• Afar
• Affair (-s)
• Affect
• Affection (-s), Affected
• Affirm
• Afflict (-ed), Affliction
• Affrighted
• Afoot
• Afore, Aforehand
• Aforepromised
• Aforetime
• Afraid
• Afresh
• After, Afterward (-s)
• Again
• Against
• Age
• Aged
• Ago
• Agony
• Agree, Agreement
• Aground
• Ah!
• Aim
• Air
• Alabaster
• Alas!
• Albeit
• Alien
• Alienate
• Alike
• Alive
• All
• Allege
• Allegory
• Alleluia
• Alloted
• Allow
• Allure
• Almighty
• Almost
• Alms, Almsdeeds
• Aloes
• Alone (Let Alone)
• Along
• Aloud
• Already
• Also
• Altar
• Altered
• Although
• Altogether
• Alway, Always
• Amaze, Amazement
• Ambassador, Ambassage
• Amen
• Amend
• Amethyst
• Amidst
• Amiss
• Among
• Anathema
• Anchor
• Anew
• Angel
• Anger, Angry (to be)
• Anguish
• Animals
• Anise
• Ankle-bones
• Announce
• Anoint, Anointing
• Anon
• Another
• Answer
• Antichrist
• Anxiety and Anxious
• Any
• Anything
• Apart
• Apiece
• Apostle, Apostleship
• Apparel, Apparelled
• Apparition
• Appeal
• Appear, Appearing
• Appearance
• Appease
• Appoint, Appointed
• Apportioned
• Apprehend
• Approach
• Approve, Approved
• Apron
• Apt
• Archangel
• Aright
• Arise, Arose, Arouse, Raise, Rise, Rouse
• Ark
• Arm (physical)
• Arms (weapons), Armor, to Arm
• Army
• Around
• Array
• Arrive
• Art, Arts
• As
• Ascend
• Ashamed (to be), Shame
• Ashes
• Ashore
• Aside
• Ask
• Asleep, Sleep
• Asp
• Ass
• Assassin
• Assault
• Assay
• Assemble
• Assembly
• Assent
• Assist
• Assurance, Assure, Assuredly
• Astonish, Astonishment
• Astray
• Asunder
• At
• Athirst
• Atonement
• Attain
• Attend, Attendance, Attendant
• Attentive
• Audience
• Aught
• Austere
• Author
• Authority
• Autumn
• Avail
• Avenge, Avenger
• Avoid
• Await
• Awake
• Aware
• Away
• Awe
• Axe
• Babbler, Babblings
• Babe
• Back (Noun)
• Back (Adverb), Backside, Backward
• Backbiter, Backbiting
• Bade
• Bad
• Bag
• Baggage
• Balance
• Band
• Banded
• Bank, Bankers
• Banqueting
• Baptism, Baptist, Baptize
• Barbarian, Barbarous
• Bare (Adjective)
• Bare (Verb)
• Barley
• Barn
• Barren
• Base, Baser
• Basket, Basketful
• Bason
• Bastard
• Bathed
• Battle
• Bay
• Be
• Beach
• Beam
• Bear
• Bear (animal)
• Beast
• Beat
• Beautiful
• Became
• Because
• Beckon
• Become (to be fitting)
• Bed
• Befall
• Befit, Befitting
• Before, Beforetime
• Beg, Beggar, Beggarly
• Began
• Beget, Bear (of begetting), Born
• Beggar
• Begin, Beginning, Beginner
• Begotten
• Beguile
• Behalf
• Behave, Behavior
• Behead
• Behind, come Behind
• Behold, Beheld
• Behove
• Being
• Belial
• Belief, Believe, Believers
• Belly
• Belong
• Beloved
• Beneath
• Benefit, Benefactor
• Benevolence
• Bereaved, Bereft
• Beryl
• Beseech
• Beset
• Beside, Besides
• Beside oneself (to be)
• Best
• Bestow
• Betray, Betrayer
• Betroth
• Better
• Better (be)
• Bettered (to be)
• Between
• Bewail
• Beware
• Bewitch
• Bewray
• Beyond
• Bid, Bidden, Bade, Bid again
• Bid Farewell
• Bier
• Bill
• Billows
• Bind, Binding (see also Bound)
• Bird (fowl)
• Birth
• Birthday
• Birthright
• Bishop (overseer)
• Bit
• Bite
• Bitter, Bitterly, Bitterness
• Black, Blackness
• Blade
• Blame, Blameless
• Blaspheme, Blasphemy, Blasphemer, Blasphemous
• Blaze abroad
• Blemish
• Bless, Blessed, Blessedness, Blessing
• Blew
• Blind, Blindness
• Blindfold
• Blood
• Blot out
• Blow (Noun)
• Blow (Verb)
• Board
• Boast, Boaster, Boastful
• Boat
• Body, Bodily
• Boisterous
• Bold, Boldness, Boldly
• Bond
• Bondage
• Bondman, Bondmaid
• Bondservant
• Bone
• Book
• Boon
• Border
• Born
• Borne
• Borrow
• Bosom
• Both
• Bottle
• Bottom, Bottomless
• Bought
• Bound (Noun)
• Bound (to be)
• Bounty, Bountifully
• Bow, Bowed (Verb)
• Bow (Noun)
• Bowels
• Bowl
• Box
• Boy
• Braided (AV, Broided)
• Brake
• Bramble bush
• Branch
• Branded
• Brass, Brazen
• Brawler
• Bread (loaf)
• Breadth
• Break, Breaker, Breaking, Brake
• Breast
• Breastplate
• Breath, Breathe
• Bride, Bridechamber, Bridegroom
• Bridle
• Briefly
• Brier
• Bright, Brightness
• Brim
• Brimstone
• Bring, Bringing, Brought
• Broad, Breadth
• Broided
• Broiled
• Broken
• Brokenhearted
• Brood
• Brook
• Brother, Brethren, Brotherhood, Brotherly
• Brought
• Brow
• Bruise
• Brute
• Bud
• Buffet
• Build, Builder, Building
• Bull
• Bundle
• Burden, Burdened, Burdensome
• Burial, Bury, Burying
• Burn, Burning
• Burnished
• Burnt (offering)
• Burst (asunder)
• Bury
• Bush
• Bushel
• Business
• Busybody
• Buy, Bought
• By
• Cage
• Calf
• Call, Called, Calling
• Calm
• Calvary
• Came
• Camel
• Camp
• Can (Canst, Could, Cannot)
• Candle and Candlestick
• Canker
• Captain
• Captive, Captivity
• Carcase
• Care (Noun and Verb), Careful, Carefully, Carefulness
• Carnal, Carnally
• Carousings
• Carpenter
• Carriage
• Carry
• Carrying away
• Case
• Cast
• Castle
• Catch
• Cattle
• Cause (Noun and Verb)
• Cave
• Cease
• Celestial
• Cell
• Cellar
• Censer
• Centurion
• Certain, Certainty, Certainly, Certify
• Chaff
• Chain
• Chalcedony
• Chamber (Store-chamber)
• Chambering
• Chamberlain
• Chance
• Change (Noun and Verb)
• Changer (Money-changer)
• Charge (Nouns, Adjective and Verbs), Chargeable
• Charger
• Chariot
• Charity
• Chaste
• Chasten, Chastening, Chastise, Chastisement
• Cheek
• Cheer, Cheerful, Cheerfully, Cheerfulness
• Cherish
• Cherubim
• Chicken
• Chief, Chiefest, Chiefly
• Child, Children, Childbearing, Childish, Childless
• Choice, Choose, Chosen
• Choke
• Christ
• Christs (false)
• Christian
• Chrysolite
• Chrysoprasus
• Church
• Cinnamon
• Circuit
• Circumcision, Uncircumcision, Circumcise
• Circumspectly
• Citizen, Citizenship
• City
• Clamor
• Clanging
• Clay
• Clean, Cleanness, Cleanse, Cleansing
• Clear, Clearing, Clearly
• Cleave, Clave
• Clemency
• Clerk
• Climb up
• Cloke (garment)
• Cloke (pretense)
• Close (Adverb)
• Close (Verb)
• Closet
• Cloth
• Clothe
• Clothing, Cloths, Clothes, Cloke, Coat
• Cloud
• Cloven
• Cluster
• Coals
• Coast, Coasting
• Coat
• Cock, Cock-crowing
• Cold
• Collection
• Colony
• Color
• Colt
• Come, Came (see also Coming)
• Come Behind
• Comeliness, Comely
• Comfort, Comforter, Comfortless
• Coming (Noun)
• Command (Verbs)
• Commandment
• Commend, Commendation
• Commit, Commission
• Commodius (not)
• Common, Commonly
• Commonwealth
• Commotion
• Commune
• Communicate, Communication
• Communion
• Compacted
• Companion
• Company (Noun and Verb)
• Compare, Comparison
• Compass
• Compassion, Compassionate
• Compel
• Complainer, Complaint
• Complete, Completion, Completely
• Comprehend
• Conceal
• Conceits
• Conceive
• Concern (-eth)
• Concerning
• Concision
• Conclude
• Concord
• Concourse
• Concupiscence
• Condemn, Condemnation
• Condescend
• Conditions
• Conduct
• Confer, Conference
• Confess, Confession
• Confidence (Noun, or Verb with "have"), Confident (-ly)
• Confirm, Confirmation
• Conflict (Noun)
• Conformed, Conformable
• Confound, Confuse, Confusion
• Confute
• Congregation
• Conquer, Conqueror
• Conscience
• Consecrate
• Consent
• Consider
• Consist
• Consolation, Console
• Consort (with)
• Conspiracy
• Constantly
• Constrain, Constraint
• Consult, Consultation
• Consume
• Contain
• Contemptible
• Contend (-ing)
• Content (to be), Contentment
• Contention, Contentious
• Continency
• Continual, Continually (see also Continue)
• Continue, Continuance
• Contradict, Contradiction
• Contrariwise
• Contrary
• Contribution
• Controversy (without)
• Convenient, Conveniently
• Conversation
• Convert, Conversion
• Convey
• Convict (including the AV, Convince)
• Cool
• Coppersmith
• Copy
• Corban
• Cord
• Corn, Cornfield
• Corner, Cornerstone
• Corpse
• Correct, Correction, Corrector, Correcting
• Corrupt, Verb and Adjective. Corruption, Corruptible, Incorruption, Incorruptible
• Cost, Costliness, Costly
• Couch
• Could
• Council, Councillor
• Counsel
• Count
• Countenance
• Country
• Countrymen
• Coupled
• Courage
• Course
• Court
• Courteous, Courteously
• Cousin
• Covenant (Noun and Verb)
• Covenant-breakers
• Cover, Covering
• Covet, Covetous, Covetousness
• Craft, Craftsman
• Craftiness, Crafty
• Crave
• Create, Creation, Creator, Creature
• Creditor
• Creek
• Creep, Creeping, Crept
• Crime
• Cripple
• Crooked
• Cross (Verb)
• Cross, Crucify
• Crow (Crew)
• Crowd
• Crown (Noun and Verb)
• Crucify
• Crumb
• Cruse
• Crush
• Cry (Noun and Verb), Crying
• Crystal
• Cubit
• Cumber
• Cummin
• Cunning (AV)
• Cup
• Cure (Noun and Verb)
• Curious
• Curse, Cursing (Noun and Verb), Cursed, Accursed
• Cushion
• Custom (toll)
• Custom (usage), Accustom (Verb)
• Cut
• Cymbal
• Daily (Adjective)
• Dainty
• Damage
• Damnable, Damnation, and Damned
• Damsel
• Dance
• Dancing
• Danger, Dangerous
• Dare, Daring, Durst
• Dark, Darken, Darkly, Darkness
• Dart
• Dash
• Daughter, Daughter-in-law
• Dawn
• Day
• Daybreak
• Dayspring
• Day-star
• Dazzling
• Deacon
• Dead
• Deadly
• Dead, half Dead
• Deadness
• Deaf
• Deal, great Deal
• Deal
• Deal with, have Dealings with
• Dear
• Dearly
• Dearth
• Death, Death-stroke (see also Die)
• Debate (AV)
• Debt
• Debtor
• Decay
• Decease
• Deceit, Deceitful, Deceitfully, Deceitfulness, Deceive, Deceivableness
• Deceiver
• Decently
• Decide, Decision
• Deck (Verb)
• Declare, Declaration
• Decrease (Verb)
• Decree (Noun and Verb)
• Dedicate, Dedication
• Deed, Deeds
• Deem
• Deep (Noun and Adjective), Deepness, Deeply, Depth
• Defame
• Defect
• Defence
• Defend
• Defer
• Defile, Defilement
• Define
• Defraud
• Degree
• Delay
• Delicacies
• Delicately (live)
• Deliciously
• Delight in
• Deliver, Deliverance, Deliverer
• Delude, Delusion
• Demand
• Demeanor
• Demon, Demoniac
• Demonstration
• Den
• Deny
• Depart
• Departing, Departure
• Depose
• Deposit
• Depth
• Deputy
• Deride
• Descend
• Descent
• Describe
• Desert (Noun and Adjective)
• Desire (Noun and Verb), Desirous
• Desolate (Verb and Adjective), Desolation
• Despair
• Despise, Despiser
• Despite, Despiteful, Despitefully (use)
• Destitute (be, etc.)
• Destroy, Destroyer, Destruction, Destructive
• Determine, Determinate
• Device
• Devil, Devlish
• Devised (cunningly)
• Devotion
• Devour
• Devout
• Diadem
• Die, Dead (to be, become), Dying
• Differ, Differing, Different, Difference
• Difficulty
• Dig, Dig down
• Dignity, Dignities
• Diligence, Diligent, Diligently
• Diminishing
• Dine, Dinner
• Dip, Dipped, Dippeth
• Direct
• Disallow
• Disannul, Disannulling
• Disbelieve
• Discern, Discerner, Discernment
• Discharged
• Disciple
• Discipline
• Discourage (-d)
• Discourse
• Discover
• Discreet, Discreetly
• Disease, Diseased (be)
• Disfigure
• Dish
• Dishonesty
• Dishonor
• Dismiss (-ed)
• Disobedience, Disobedient
• Disorderly
• Disparagement
• Dispensation
• Disperse, Dispersion
• Displeased
• Disposed (to be)
• Disposition
• Disputation
• Dispute, Disputer, Disputing
• Disrepute
• Dissemble
• Dissension
• Dissimulation, Dissemble
• Dissolve
• Distinction (diastole)
• Distraction (without)
• Distress, Distressed
• Distribute, Distribution
• District
• Ditch
• Divers
• Diversity, Diversities
• Divide, Divider, Dividing
• Divination
• Divine
• Divinity
• Division
• Divorce, Divorcement
• Do, Done
• Doing
• Doctor
• Doctrine
• Doer
• Dog
• Dominion (have ... over)
• Doomed
• Door
• Dote
• Double
• Double-minded
• Double-tongued
• Doubt (be in, make to), Doubtful, Doubting
• Doubt (no), Doubtless
• Dove, Turtle-dove
• Down
• Drag
• Dragon
• Drank
• Draught
• Drave and Drove
• Draw (away, back, nigh, on, out, up)
• Dream (Noun and Verb), Dreamer
• Dressed
• Dresser
• Dried
• Drift
• Drink (-eth, -er, -ing), Drank
• Drive, Driven, Drave, Drove
• Drop (Noun)
• Dropsy
• Drown
• Drunk, (-en, be), Drunkard, Drunkenness
• Dry
• Due
• Dull
• Dumb
• Dung
• Dunghill
• Dure
• During
• Durst
• Dust
• Duty
• Dwell, Dwellers, Dwelling (place)
• Dying
• Dysentery
• Each, Each man, Each one
• Each other
• Eagle
• Ear (of the body)
• Ear (of corn)
• Early
• Earnest (Noun)
• Earnest, Earnestness, Earnestly
• Earth
• Earthen, Earthly, Earthy
• Earthquake
• Ease, Eased
• Easily
• East
• Easter
• Easy, Easier, Easily
• Eat, Eat with, Eating
• Edge, Edged
• Edification, Edify, Edifying
• Effect (of none)
• Effectual
• Effeminate
• Effulgence
• Egg
• Eight, Eighteen, Eighth
• Either
• Elder, Eldest
• Elect, Elected, Election
• Elements
• Eleven, Eleventh
• Eloquent
• Else
• Elsewhere
• Embark
• Embolden
• Embrace
• Emerald
• Emperor
• Empty
• Emulation, AV
• Enable
• Enact
• Enclose
• Encounter
• Encourage, Encouragement
• End, Ending
• Endeavor
• Endless
• Endue
• Endure, Enduring
• Enemy
• Engrafted
• Engrave
• Enjoin
• Enjoy
• Enlarge
• Enlighten
• Enmity
• Enough
• Enquire
• Enrich
• Enroll, Enrollment
• Ensample
• Enslaved
• Ensnare
• Ensue
• Entangle
• Enter, Entering, Entrance
• Entertain
• Entice, Enticing
• Entire
• Entreat, to request
• Entreat (to deal with, to treat)
• Envy, Envying
• Ephphatha
• Epileptic
• Epistle
• Equal, Equality
• Ere
• Err
• Error
• Escape
• Eschew
• Especially
• Espoused
• Establish
• Estate, State
• Esteem
• Eternal
• Eunuch
• Evangelist
• Even (Adjective)
• Even (Adverb, etc.), Even as, Even so
• Even (Noun), Evening, Eventide
• Ever, for Ever, Evermore
• Everlasting
• Every, Everyone (man), Everything
• Everywhere, Every quarter, Every side
• Every whit
• Evidence (Heb. 11:1)
• Evident, Evidently
• Evil, Evil-doer
• Evil speaking
• Exact (Verb)
• Exact, Exactly
• Exalt, Exalted
• Examination, Examine
• Example
• Exceed, Exceeding, Exceedingly
• Excel, Excellency, Excellent
• Except, Excepted
• Excess
• Exchange
• Exchangers
• Exclude
• Excuse
• Excute
• Executioner
• Exercise
• Exhort, Exhortation
• Exist
• Exorcist
• Expect, Expectation
• Expedient
• Expelled
• Experience (without), Experiment
• Expert
• Expire
• Explain
• Expound
• Express
• Expressly
• Extort, Extortion, Extortioner
• Eye
• Eye (with one)
• Eye-salve
• Eye-service
• Eyewitness
• Fable
• Face
• Faction, Factious
• Fade (away)
• Fail
• Fain
• Faint
• Fainthearted
• Fair
• Faith
• Faith (of little)
• Faithful, Faithfully, Faithless
• Faithfulness
• Fall, Fallen, Falling, Fell
• False, Falsehood, Falsely
• Fame
• Family
• Famine
• Fan
• Far
• Fare, Farewell
• Farm
• Farther side
• Farthing
• Fashion
• Fast, Fasting
• Fast (to make)
• Fasten
• Father
• Father-in-law
• Fatherless
• Fathom
• Fatling, Fatted
• Fatness
• Fault, Faultless
• Favor, Favored
• Fear, Fearful, Fearfulness
• Feast
• Feeble
• Feed, Fed
• Feel, Feeling, Felt
• Feet
• Feign, Feigned
• Fell
• Fellow
• Fellowship
• Felt
• Female
• Fervent, Fervently
• Fetch
• Fetter
• Fever (to be sick of)
• Few
• Fickleness
• Fidelity
• Field, Cornfield
• Fierce, Fierceness
• Fiery
• Fifteen, Fifteenth
• Fifth
• Fifty
• Fig
• Fig tree
• Fight
• Fighting
• Figure
• Fill, Fill up
• Filth
• Filthiness, Filthy (to make)
• Final, Finally
• Find, Found
• Fine
• Finger
• Finish
• Fire
• Firkin
• Firm
• First
• First-begotten, Firstborn
• Firstfruit(s)
• Fish
• Fish (Verb), Fisher, Fisherman
• Fit (Adjective and Verb), Fitly, Fitting
• Five, Five times
• Fix
• Flame, Flaming
• Flattery (-ing)
• Flax
• Flee, Fled
• Flesh
• Fleshly, Fleshly
• Flight
• Flock
• Flood
• Floor
• Flour
• Flourish
• Flow
• Flower
• Flux
• Flute-players
• Fly
• Foal
• Foam
• Foe
• Fold
• Fold up
• Folk
• Follow, Follow after
• Folly
• Food
• Fool, Foolish, Foolishly, Foolishness
• Foot, Feet
• Footstool
• For and Forasmuch
• Forbade
• Forbear, Forbearance
• Forbid, Forbade
• Force
• Forefather
• Foregoing
• Forehead
• Foreign, Foreigner
• Foreknow, Foreknowledge
• Foreordain
• Forepart
• Forerunner
• Foresail
• Foresee, Foreseen
• Foreshew
• Foreship
• Foretell
• Forewarn
• Forfeit
• Forget, Forgetful
• Forgive, Forgave, Forgiveness
• Form (Noun)
• Formed
• Former
• Fornication, Fornicator
• Forsake
• Forsomuch
• Forswear
• Forth
• Forthwith
• Forty
• Forward (be), Forwardness
• Foster-brother
• Foul
• Foundation (to lay), Founded
• Fountain
• Four (-th), Fourteen (-th), Four Hundred
• Fourfold
• Fourfooted
• Fourscore
• Foursquare
• Fowl
• Fox
• Fragments
• Frame (Verb)
• Frankincense
• Frankly
• Fraud
• Free, Freedom, Freely, Freeman, Freedman, Freewoman
• Freight
• Frequent
• Fresh
• Friend (make one's)
• Friendship
• Fro and From
• Frog
• Froward
• Fruit (bear), Fruitful, Unfruitful
• Frustrate
• Fulfill, Fulfilling, Fulfillment
• Full
• Fuller
• Fullgrown
• Fully
• Fullness
• Furlong
• Furnace
• Furnish
• Further
• Furtherance
• Furthermore
• Gain (Noun and Verb)
• Gainsay, Gainsayer, Gainsaying
• Gall
• Games
• Gangrene
• Garden
• Gardener
• Garland
• Garment
• Garner
• Garnish
• Garrison
• Gate
• Gather, Gathering
• Gay
• Gaze
• Gazingstock
• Gear
• Gender
• Genealogy
• General (assembly)
• Generation
• Gentiles
• Gentle, Gentleness, Gently
• Get, Got, Gotten
• Ghost
• Ghost (give up the)
• Gift, Giving
• Gird, Girded, Girt (about, up)
• Girdle
• Give
• Giver
• Glad (be, make), Gladly
• Gladness
• Glass, Glassy
• Glistering
• Glorify
• Glory, Glorious
• Glory (to boast), Glorying
• Glutton
• Gluttonous
• Gnash, Gnashing
• Gnat
• Gnaw
• Go (went), Go onward, etc.
• Goad
• Goal
• Goat
• Goatskin
• God
• God-speed
• God (without)
• Goddess
• Godhead
• Godliness, Godly
• Godward
• Gold ring
• Gold, Golden
• Good, Goodly, Goodness
• Goodman
• Goods
• Gorgeous, Gorgeously
• Gospel (Noun and Verb: to preach)
• Got and Gotten
• Government
• Governor
• Grace
• Gracious
• Graff, Graft (RV)
• Grain
• Grandchildren
• Grandmother
• Grant
• Grape
• Grass
• Gratulation
• Grave (Adjective)
• Grave (Noun)
• Grave-clothes
• Graven
• Gravity
• Great
• Greater
• Greatest
• Greatly
• Greatness
• Greedily
• Greediness
• Greedy
• Green
• Greet, Greeting
• Grief, Grieve
• Grievous, Grievously
• Grind
• Groan, Groaning
• Gross (to wax)
• Ground, Grounded
• Grow
• Grudge (Jas. 5:9)
• Grudgingly
• Guard (Noun and Verb)
• Guardian
• Guest
• Guest-chamber
• Guide (Noun and Verb)
• Guile
• Guileless (without Guile)
• Guiltless
• Guilty (Adjective)
• Gulf
• Gush out
• Ha
• Habitation
• Hades
• Hail (Noun)
• Hail (Verb)
• Hair
• Hale (Verb)
• Half
• Half-shekel
• Half dead
• Hall
• Hallelujah
• Hallow
• Halt
• Hand
• Hand (at hand)
• Hand (lead by the)
• Handed down
• Hand (take in)
• Hand (with one's own)
• Hands (lay hands on)
• Hands (made by, not made with)
• Handkerchief
• Handle
• Handmaid and Handmaiden
• Handwriting
• Hang
• Haply (if, lest)
• Happen
• Happy, Happier
• Hard, Harden, Hardening, Hardness
• Hardly
• Hardship (to suffer)
• Harlot
• Harm
• Harmless
• Harp
• Harper
• Harvest
• Haste, with Haste, Hastily
• Hate, Hateful, Hater, Hatred
• Haughty
• Have
• Haven
• Havoc
• Hay
• Hazard
• He
• He himself
• He that
• Head
• Head (to wound in the)
• Headlong (to cast to fall)
• Headstrong (RV), Heady (AV)
• Heal, Healing
• Health (to be in)
• Heap (to)
• Hear, Hearing
• Hearer
• Hearken
• Heart, Heartily
• Heart (hardness of)
• Heart (knowing the)
• Heat
• Heathen
• Heaven, Heavenly (-ies)
• Heavy, Heaviness
• Hedge
• Heed (to give, to take)
• Heel
• Heifer
• Height
• Heir
• Hell
• Helm (Jas. 3:4)
• Helmet
• Help, Holpen
• Helper, Fellow-helper
• Hem
• Hen
• Hence
• Henceforth (from, and negatives), Henceforward
• Her and Herself
• Herb
• Herd
• Here
• Here (to be, be present)
• Hereafter
• Hereby
• Herein
• Hereof
• Heresy
• Heretical
• Heretofore
• Hereunto
• Herewith
• Heritage
• Hew, Hew down, Hewn
• Hide, Hid, Hidden
• High (from on, Most), Highly
• Higher
• Highest
• Highly
• High-minded
• Highway, Highwayside
• Hill
• Him and Himself
• Hinder, Hindrance
• Hinder (part)
• Hire, Hired
• Hired house
• Hired servant, Hireling
• His, His own
• Hither
• Hitherto
• Hoise up, Hoist up
• Hold (Noun)
• Hold (down, fast, forth, on, to, up), Held, Holden, (take) Hold
• Hole
• Holiness, Holy, Holily
• Holy Ghost
• Holyday
• Home, at Home (to be; workers)
• Honest, Honestly, Honesty
• Honey
• Honeycomb
• Honor (Noun and Verb)
• Honorable, without Honor
• Hook
• Hope (Noun and Verb), Hope (for)
• Horn
• Horse
• Horsemen
• Hosanna
• Hospitality
• Host (of angels, etc.)
• Host (of guests)
• Hot
• Hour
• House
• House (goodman of the House)
• House (master of the House)
• Household
• Householder
• Household-servant
• Housetop
• How and Howbeit
• How great
• Howl
• Humble (Adjective and Verb)
• Humbleness of mind, Humility
• Humiliation
• Hundred, Hundredfold
• Hunger (Noun and Verb), Hungered, Hungry
• Hurt (Noun and Verb), Hurtful
• Husband
• Husbandman
• Husbandry
• Husks
• Hymn (Noun and Verb)
• Hypocrisy
• Hypocrite
• Hyssop
• I
• Idle
• Idle tales
• Idol
• Idols (full of)
• Idols (offered to, sacrificed to)
• Idol's temple
• Idolater
• Idolatry
• Idolatry (wholly given to)
• If
• Ignorance, Ignorant, Ignorantly
• Ill
• Illuminated (Heb. 10:32)
• Image
• Imagination
• Imagine
• Imitate, Imitator
• Immediately
• Immortal, Immortality
• Immutable, Immutability
• Impart
• Impediment
• Impenitent
• Implacable
• Implead
• Implanted
• Importunity
• Imposed
• Impossible
• Impostors
• Impotent
• Imprison, Improsonment
• Impulse
• Impute
• In
• Inasmuch as
• Incense (burn)
• Inclose
• Incontinency, Incontinent
• Incorruptible and Incorruption
• Increase (Noun)
• Increase (Verb)
• Incredible
• Indebted (to be)
• Indeed
• Indignation
• Indulgence
• Inexcusable
• Infallible
• Infant
• Inferior
• Infidel
• Infirmity
• Inflicted
• Inform
• Inhabitants, Inhabiters
• Inherit, Inheritance
• Iniquity
• Injure, Injurious, Injury
• Ink
• Inn
• Inner
• Innocent
• Innumerable
• Inordinate
• Inquire, Inquiry (make)
• Inscription
• Inside
• Insolent
• Insomuch that, or as
• Inspiration of God, Inspired of God
• Instant, be Instant, Instantly
• Instruct, Instruction, Instructor
• Instruments
• Insurrection
• Intend
• Intent
• Intercessions
• Interest
• Interposed
• Interpret, Interpretation, Interpreter
• Interrogation
• Into
• Intreat, Intreaty
• Intrude (Col. 2:18)
• Intrust
• Inventors
• Invisible
• Inward (man, part), Inwardly
• Irksome
• Iron
• Island, Isle
• Issue
• It
• Itching
• Itself
• Ivory
• Jacinth
• Jailer
• Jangling
• Jasper
• Jealous, Jealousy
• Jeopardy
• Jesting
• Jesus
• Jew(-s) (live as do the), Jewess, Jewish, Jewry, Jews' religion
• Jewels
• Join
• Joint
• Joint-heir
• Jot
• Journey (Noun and Verb), Journeyings
• Joy (Noun and Verb), Joyfulness, Joyfully, Joyous
• Judge (Noun and Verb)
• Judgment
• Judgment (Hall of), Judgment Hall
• Judgment Seat
• Juridiction
• Just, Justly
• Justice
• Justification, Justifier, Justify
• Keep, Keeping (Noun)
• Keeper
• Key
• Kick
• Kid
• Kill
• Kin, Kinsfolk, Kinsman, Kinswoman
• Kind (Adjective), Kind (be), Kindly, Kindness
• Kind (Noun)
• Kindle
• Kindred
• King
• Kingdom
• Kinsfolk and Kinsman
• Kiss (Noun and Verb)
• Knee
• Kneel
• Knit Together
• Knock
• Know, Known, Knowledge, Unknown
• Labor (Noun and Verb)
• Laborer, fellow Laborer
• Lack, Lacking
• Lad
• Lade, Laden
• Lading
• Lady
• Laid
• Lake
• Lama
• Lamb
• Lame
• Lament
• Lamp
• Lampstand
• Land
• Lane
• Language
• Lantern
• Large
• Lascivious, Lasciviousness
• Last
• Latchet
• Late
• Lately
• Later
• Latin
• Latter
• Laud
• Laugh, Laugh to Scorn
• Laughter
• Launch
• Law
• Lawful, Lawfully
• Lawgiver
• Lawless, Lawlessness
• Lawyer
• Lay
• Lay wait
• Laying (Acts 9:24)
• Lay waste
• Laying on
• Lead, Led
• Leaders (Matt. 15:14)
• Leaf
• Lean
• Leap
• Learn, Learned (be)
• Learining (Noun)
• Least
• Leathern
• Leave, Left
• Leaven (Noun and Verb)
• Led
• Lee
• Left (Verb)
• Left (Adjective)
• Leg
• Legion
• Leisure (to have)
• Lend, Lender
• Length
• Length (at)
• Leopard
• Leper
• Leprosy
• Less
• Lest
• Let (alone, go)
• Let
• Let down
• Let out
• Letter
• Level
• Lewd
• Liar
• Liberal, Liberality, Liberally
• Liberty
• Licence
• Lick
• Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb)
• Lie (to lie down, on, upon)
• Lie in wait
• Life, Living, Lifetime, Life-giving
• Lift
• Light, Noun, and Verb (bring to, give), Lighten
• Light (to light upon)
• Light, Lighten (as to weight)
• Light of (make), Lightly
• Lightning
• Like, Like (as to, unto), (be) Like, (make) Like, Like (things), Liken
• Like (did not)
• Likeminded
• Likeness, Likeness of (in the)
• Likewise
• Lily
• Limit
• Line
• Lineage
• Linen, Linen cloth, fine Linen
• Linger
• Lion
• Lip
• List (Verb)
• Little
• Little (no little)
• Live
• Live long
• Lively
• Living
• Living creatures
• Lo!
• Loaf
• Locust
• Lodge, Lodging
• Loft
• Loins
• Long (Adjective and Adverb)
• Long (Verb), Long (after, for), Longing
• Longer
• Longsuffering (Noun and Verb)
• Look
• Look (for), Looking (after, for)
• Look (to)
• Loose
• Lord, Lordship
• Lose, (suffer) Loss, Lost
• Loss
• Lot, Lots
• Loud
• Love (Noun and Verb)
• Love feasts
• Lovely
• Lover
• Low (to bring, to make), Low (estate, degree)
• Lower (Adjective, and Verb, to make), Lowest
• Lower (Verb, to let down)
• Lowliness, Lowly
• Lowring (to be)
• Lucre (filthy)
• Lukewarm
• Lump
• Lunatic
• Lust (Noun and Verb)
• Lying (Falsehood)
• Lying (in wait)
• Mad, Madness
• Made (be)
• Magistrate
• Magnificence
• Magnify
• Maid, Maiden, Maidservant
• Maimed
• Mainsail
• Maintain
• Majesty
• Make
• Maker
• Male
• Malefactor
• Malice, Maliciousness, Malicious
• Malignity
• Mammon
• Man (see also Men)
• Man-child
• Man's, of Man, Mankind (see also Men)
• Manger
• Manifest (Adjective and Verb)
• Manifestation
• Manifold
• Mankind
• Manna
• Manner
• Manservant
• Mansions
• Manslayers
• Mantle
• Many
• Maran-atha
• Marble
• Mariners
• Mark (Noun)
• Mark (Verb)
• Market, Market-place
• Marred
• Marriage (give in), Marry
• Marrow
• Martyr
• Marvel (Noun and Verb), Marvellous
• Master (Noun and Verb)
• Masterbuilder
• Matter, Matters
• May, Mayest, Might
• Me
• Meal
• Mean (Adjective)
• Mean (Verb)
• Meaning
• Means (by all, by any, etc.)
• Meanwhile
• Measure (Noun and Verb)
• Meat
• Mediator
• Meditate
• Meddler
• Meek, Meekness
• Meet (Adjective and Verb)
• Meet (Verb), Meet with, Met
• Melody (Verb)
• Melt
• Member
• Memorial
• Memory (keep in)
• Men
• Men-pleasers
• Menservants
• Men-stealers
• Mend
• Mention (Noun and Verb)
• Merchandise (Noun, and Verb, to make)
• Merchant
• Merciful (Adjective, and Verb, to be), Mercy (Noun, and Verb, to have, etc.)
• Mercy Seat
• Merry (to be, to make)
• Mess
• Message
• Messenger
• Mete
• Mid
• Midday
• Middle
• Midnight
• Midst
• Might (Noun), Mighty, Mightily, Mightier
• Mile
• Milk
• Mill
• Millstone
• Mind (Noun and Verb)
• Minded
• Mindful of (to be)
• Mine, Mine own (self)
• Mingle
• Minister (Noun and Verb)
• Ministering, Ministration, Ministry
• Ministrel
• Mint
• Miracle
• Mire
• Mirror
• Mischief
• Miserable, Miserably, Misery
• Mist
• Mite
• Mixed (with)
• Mixture
• Mock, Mocker, Mocking
• Moderation
• Modest
• Moisture
• Moment
• Money
• Money-changer, changer of Money
• Money (love of)
• Month, Months
• Moon
• Moor
• More
• Moreover
• Morning (in the, early in the)
• Morrow
• Morsel
• Mortal, Mortality
• Mortify
• Most
• Mote
• Moth
• Moth-eaten
• Mother
• Mother-in-law
• Motion
• Mount, Mountain
• Mourn, Mourning
• Mouth
• Move, Moved, Mover, Moving, Unmovable
• Mow
• Much
• Much (as)
• Multiply
• Multitude
• Murder
• Murderer
• Murmur, Murmuring
• Murmurer
• Musing
• Music
• Musician
• Must
• Mustard
• Mutual
• Muzzle
• My (mine)
• Myrrh
• Myself
• Mystery
• Nail (Noun and Verb)
• Naked (Adjective and Verb), Nakedness
• Name
• Namely
• Napkin
• Narrative
• Narrow
• Nation
• Natural, Naturally
• Nature
• Naughtiness
• Nay
• Near (Adverb), Near (come, draw), Nearer
• Necessary
• Necessity (-ties)
• Neck
• Need, Needs, Needful
• Needle
• Neglect, Negligent
• Neglecting (Col. 2:23)
• Neighbor
• Neighborhood
• Neither
• Neither at any time
• Nephews
• Nest
• Net
• Never
• Nevertheless
• New
• Newborn
• Newness
• Next
• Next day
• Nigh
• Night (by, in the)
• Night and a day (a)
• Nine
• Ninety
• Ninth
• No
• No longer, No more
• No man, No one, Neither any man
• No wise (in), Anywise (in)
• Noble
• Nobleman
• Noise
• Noisome
• None
• Noon
• Nor
• North
• North East, North West
• Not
• Notable, of Note
• Note (Verb)
• Nothing
• Notice before
• Notwithstanding
• Nought (for, bring to, come to, set at)
• Nourish, Nourishment
• Nourishment ministered
• Novice
• Now
• Number
• Nurse
• Nurture (Eph. 6:4)
• Oath
• Obedience, Obedient, Obey
• Object (Verb)
• Objects
• Observation, Observe
• Obtain, Obtaining
• Occasion
• Occupation
• Occupy
• Odor
• Of
• Off
• Offence
• Offend
• Offender
• Offer, Offering
• Office
• Officer
• Offscouring
• Offspring
• Oft, Often, Oftener, Oftentimes, Oft-times
• Oil
• Ointment
• Old
• Oldness
• Old wives'
• Olives (Olive berries), Olive tree
• Omitted
• Omnipotent
• On
• Once (at; for all)
• One
• One another or One ... another, One ... the other
• Only
• Only Begotten
• Onset
• Onward
• Open, opening
• Openly
• Operation
• Opportunity (lack)
• Oppose
• Oppositions
• Oppress
• Or
• Oracle
• Oration
• Orator
• Ordain
• Order (Noun and Verb)
• Orderly
• Ordinance
• Other
• Other side and Other way
• Otherwise
• Ought (Pronoun)
• Ought (Verb)
• Our, Ours
• Our own
• Ourselves
• Out, Out of
• Outer
• Outgo
• Outrun
• Outside
• Outward, Outwardly
• Oven
• Over, Over against
• Over (to be, to have)
• Overboard
• Overcharge
• Overcome
• Overflow, Overflowing
• Overlay
• Overlook
• Overmuch
• Over-ripe
• Overseer
• Overshadow
• Oversight (exercise, take)
• Overtake
• Overthrow (Noun and Verb)
• Owe
• Own (Adjective)
• Owner
• Owneth
• Ox
• Pain (Noun and Verb)
• Painfulness
• Pair
• Palace
• Pale
• Palm (of the hand)
• Palm (palm tree)
• Palsy (sick of)
• Pangs
• Paps
• Paper
• Parable
• Paradise
• Parcel
• Parchment
• Parents
• Part (Noun, a portion; Verb, to give or divide, partake)
• Part (Verb, to separate)
• Partake, Partaker
• Partial, Partiality
• Particular and Particularly
• Parting
• Partition
• Partly
• Partner
• Pass, come to Pass
• Passing over
• Passion
• Passover
• Past
• Pastor
• Pasture
• Path
• Patience, Patient, Patiently
• Patriarch
• Pattern
• Pavement
• Pay (Verb), Payment
• Peace, Peaceable, Peaceably
• Peace (hold one's)
• Peacemaker
• Pearl
• Peculiar
• Pen
• Pence, Penny, Pennyworth
• Pentecost
• Penury
• People
• Peradventure
• Perceive
• Perdition
• Perfect (Adjective and Verb), Perfectly
• Perfection, Perfecting (Noun), Perfectness
• Perform, Performance
• Perhaps
• Peril
• Perish
• Perjured person
• Permission
• Permit
• Pernicious
• Perplex, Perplexity
• Persecute, Persecution
• Persecutor
• Perserverance
• Person
• Persons (respect of)
• Persuade
• Persuasion
• Persuasive, Persuasivness
• Pertain to
• Perverse, Pervert
• Pestilence, Pestilent fellow
• Petition
• Pharisees
• Philosopher
• Philosophy
• Phylactery
• Physician
• Piece
• Pierce
• Piety (to shew)
• Pigeon
• Pilgrim
• Pillar
• Pillow
• Pine away
• Pinnacle
• Pipe (Noun and Verb)
• Pipers
• Pit
• Pitch (Verb)
• Pitcher
• Pitiable (most)
• Pitiful, Pity
• Place (Noun, Verb, Adverb)
• Plague
• Plain (Noun)
• Plain (Adverb), Plainly, Plainness
• Plait
• Plaiting (of the hair)
• Plank
• Plant (Noun, Verb, Adjective)
• Platter
• Play
• Plead
• Please, Pleasing (Noun), Well-Pleasing, Pleasure
• Pleasure
• Plenteous
• Plentifully
• Plot
• Plough, Plow
• Pluck (out)
• Poet
• Point, Points
• Poison
• Pollute
• Pollution
• Pomp
• Ponder
• Pool
• Poor
• Porch
• Porter
• Portion
• Possess, Possession
• Possessor
• Possible
• Pot
• Potentate
• Potter
• Pound
• Pour
• Poverty
• Powder
• Power (Noun, and Verb, to have, bring under)
• Powerful, Powerfully
• Practices
• Practice
• Praetorium and Praetorian Guard
• Praise
• Prate
• Pray, Prayer
• Preach, Preaching
• Preacher
• Precede
• Precept
• Precious, Preciousness
• Predestinate
• Preeminence (to have the)
• Prefer, Preferring
• Prejudice
• Premeditate
• Preparation, Prepare, Prepared
• Presbytery
• Presence
• Present (to be)
• Present (Verb)
• Presently
• Preserve
• Press (Noun)
• Press (Verb)
• Presumptuous
• Pretense
• Prevail
• Prevent
• Price
• Prick (Noun)
• Prick (Verb)
• Pride
• Priest
• Priesthood, Priest's Office
• Prince
• Principal
• Principality
• Principles
• Print
• Prison, Prison-house
• Prison Keeper
• Prisoner
• Private, Privately
• Privily
• Privy
• Prize
• Probation
• Proceed
• Proclaim
• Proconsul
• Profane (Adjective and Verb)
• Profess, Profession
• Profit (Noun and Verb), Profitable, Profiting
• Progress
• Prolong
• Promise (Noun and Verb)
• Pronounce
• Proof
• Proper
• Prophecy, Prophesy, Prophesying
• Prophet
• Prophetess
• Propitiation
• Proportion
• Proselyte
• Prosper
• Protest
• Proud
• Prove
• Proverb
• Provide, Providence, Provision
• Province
• Proving
• Provocation, Provoke
• Prudence, Prudent
• Psalm
• Public, Publicly
• Publican
• Publish
• Puff (up)
• Pull (down)
• Punish
• Punishment
• Purchase
• Pure, Pureness, Purity
• Purge
• Purification, Purity, Purifying
• Purloin
• Purple
• Purple (seller of)
• Purpose (Noun and Verb)
• Purse
• Pursue
• Put
• Putting
• Quake
• Quarrel
• Quarter
• Quaternion
• Queen
• Quench, Unquenchable
• Question (Noun and Verb), Questioning
• Quick
• Quicken
• Quickly
• Quicksands
• Quiet, Quietness
• Quit
• Rabbi
• Rabboni
• Rabble
• Raca
• Race (kindred)
• Race (contest)
• Rage, Raging
• Rail, Railer, Railing
• Raiment
• Rain (Noun and Verb)
• Rainbow
• Raise (up)
• Ran
• Ranks
• Ransom
• Rash, Rashly
• Rather
• Raven
• Ravening
• Reach
• Read, Reading
• Readiness
• Ready
• Reap
• Reap down
• Reaper
• Rear up
• Reason (Noun)
• Reason (by reason of)
• Reason (Verb)
• Reasonable
• Reasoning
• Rebuke (Verb and Noun)
• Receipt
• Receive, Receiving
• Reckon, Reckoning
• Recline
• Recommend
• Recompence, Recompense
• Reconcile, Reconciliation
• Reconciliation (make)
• Record
• Recover
• Red
• Redeem, Redemption
• Redound
• Reed
• Refined
• Reflecting
• Reformation
• Refrain
• Refresh, Refreshing
• Refuge
• Refuse (Verb)
• Regard
• Regeneration
• Region
• Regret
• Regular
• Rehearse
• Reign (Verb and Noun)
• Reins
• Reject
• Rejoice
• Release
• Relief
• Relieve
• Religion
• Religious
• Remain
• Remember, Remembrance, Reminded
• Remission, Remit
• Remnant
• Remove, Removing
• Rend, Rent (Verb and Noun)
• Render
• Renew, Renewing (Verb and Noun)
• Renounce
• Repay
• Repent, Repentance
• Repetitions (use vain)
• Reply
• Report (Noun and Verb)
• Reproach (Noun and Verb), Reproachfully
• Reprobate
• Reproof, Reprove
• Reputation, Repute
• Request (Noun and Verb)
• Require
• Requite
• Rescue
• Resemble
• Reserve
• Residue
• Resist
• Resolve
• Resort
• Respect (Noun and Verb)
• Rest (Noun and Verb)
• Rest (the)
• Restitution
• Restless
• Restoration
• Restore
• Restrain
• Resurrection
• Retain
• Return
• Reveal
• Revelation
• Revel, Reveling
• Revenge and Revenger
• Reverence (Noun and Verb)
• Reverent
• Revile, Reviling, Reviler
• Revive
• Reward (Noun and Verb)
• Rewarder
• Rich, Riches, Richly, Rich man
• Rid
• Ride
• Right (not wrong--Noun and Adjective), Rightly
• Right (opp. to left), Right hand, Right side
• Righteous, Righteously
• Righteousness
• Ring
• Ringleader
• Riot, Rioting, Riotous, Riotously
• Ripe (to be fully)
• Rise, Rising
• River
• Roar, Roaring
• Rob
• Robber
• Robbery
• Robe
• Rock
• Rocky
• Rod
• Roll (Noun and Verb)
• Roman
• Roof
• Room
• Root
• Rope
• Rose
• Rough
• Round, Round about
• Rouse
• Row (Verb)
• Royal
• Rub
• Rudder
• Rude
• Rudiments
• Rue
• Ruin
• Rule (Noun and Verb)
• Ruler
• Rumor
• Run, Ran
• Rush, Rushing
• Rust (Noun and Verb)
• Sabachthani
• Sabaoth
• Sabbath
• Sackcloth
• Sacred
• Sacrifice (Noun and Verb)
• Sacrilege
• Sad
• Sadducees
• Safe, Safely, Safety
• Sail (Noun)
• Sail (Verb)
• Sailing
• Sailors
• Saint(s)
• Sake (for the)
• Salt (Noun, Adjective and Verb), Saltness
• Salutation and Salute
• Salvation
• Same
• Sanctification, Sanctify
• Sanctuary
• Sand
• Sandal
• Sapphire
• Sardius, Sardine (AV)
• Sardonyx
• Satan
• Satisfy
• Satisfying
• Save (Preposition)
• Save, Saving
• Saving (Preposition)
• Savior
• Savor (Noun and Verb)
• Saw asunder
• Say
• Saying
• Scale
• Scarce, Scarcely
• Scarlet
• Scatter
• Sceptre
• Schism
• School
• Schoolmaster
• Science
• Scoff
• Scoffers
• Scorch, Scorching
• Scorn
• Scorpion
• Scourge (Noun and Verb)
• Scourging (-s)
• Scribe (-s)
• Scrip
• Scripture
• Scroll
• Sea
• Seal (Noun and Verb)
• Seam (without)
• Search
• Seared
• Season (Noun)
• Season (Verb)
• Seat (Noun and Verb)
• Second, Secondarily, Secondly
• Secret, Secretly
• Sect
• Secure (Verb)
• Security
• Sedition
• Seduce, Seducing
• Seducers
• See, Seeing
• Seed
• Seeing, Seeing that (conjunction)
• Seek
• Seem
• Seemly, RV
• Seize
• Self, Selves
• Self-condemned
• Self-control (without)
• Selfsame
• Self-willed
• Sell
• Seller
• Senate
• Send
• Senseless
• Senses
• Sensual
• Sentence
• Separate
• Separations
• Sepulchre
• Sergeant (-s)
• Serpent
• Servant
• Serve
• Service, Serving
• Set
• Setter forth
• Settle
• Seven
• Seven times
• Seventh
• Seventy
• Seventy times
• Sever
• Several
• Severally
• Severity
• Sew
• Shadow (Noun)
• Shadowing
• Shake
• Shall
• Shambles
• Shame (Noun, and Verb)
• Shamefastness (AV, Shamefacedness)
• Shamefully (entreat)
• Shape
• Sharers
• Sharp, Sharper, Sharply, Sharpness
• Shave
• She
• Shear, Shearer, Shorn
• Sheath
• Shed
• Sheep
• Sheepfold
• Sheep Gate, Sheep Market
• Sheepskin
• Sheet
• Shekel, half Shekel
• Shepherd
• Shepherd (chief)
• Shew (show)
• Shew before
• Shewbread
• Shewing
• Shield
• Shine, Shining
• Ship, Shipping
• Ship (owner of the)
• Shipmen
• Shipmaster
• Shipwreck
• Shivers
• Shod
• Shoe
• Shoot forth
• Shore
• Short (Adjective and Adverb)
• Short (come, cut), Shorten
• Shortly
• Should
• Shoulder
• Shout (Noun and Verb)
• Show (make a)
• Show (Verb)
• Show (Noun)
• Shower
• Shrank and Shrink
• Shrine
• Shudder
• Shun
• Shut, Shut up
• Sick, Sickly, Sickness
• Sickle
• Side
• Sift
• Sigh
• Sight
• Sight of (in the)
• Sign
• Signify
• Signs (to make)
• Signification
• Silence
• Silent
• Silk
• Silly
• Silver
• Silversmith
• Similitude
• Simple
• Simplicity
• Sin (Noun and Verb)
• Since
• Sincere, Sincerely, Sincerity
• Sinful
• Sing, Singing
• Single
• Singleness
• Sink
• Sinner
• Sir(-s)
• Sister
• Sit
• Six
• Sixth
• Sixty, Sixtyfold
• Skin
• Skull
• Sky
• Slack (Verb), Slackness
• Slandered
• Slanderously
• Slaughter
• Slave
• Slay, Slain, Slew
• Slain beasts
• Sleep
• Sleight
• Slip
• Slothful
• Slow
• Slowly (sailed)
• Sluggish
• Slumber (Noun)
• Slumber (Verb)
• Small
• Smell
• Smelling
• Smite
• Smoke (Noun and Verb)
• Smooth
• Snare
• Snatch
• Snow
• So
• Sober, Soberly, Soberminded
• Soberness, Sobriety
• Soft
• Softly
• Sojourn, Sojourner, Sojourning
• Soldier
• Solid
• Solitary
• Some, Someone, Something, Somewhat
• Sometimes
• Somewhere
• Son
• Song
• Soon
• Soon (as soon as)
• Sooner
• Soothsaying
• Sop
• Sorcerer
• Sorcery
• Sore (Noun, Adjective, Adverb), Sorer
• Sorrow (Noun and Verb), Sorrowful
• Sorry
• Sort
• Sought
• Soul
• Sound (Adjective), be Sound
• Sound (Noun and Verb)
• Soundness
• South, South wind
• Southwest
• Sow (Noun)
• Sow (Verb), Sower
• Space
• Spare, Sparingly
• Sparrow
• Speak
• Speaker (chief)
• Speaking (evil, much)
• Spear
• Spearman
• Special
• Specially
• Spectacle
• Speech
• Speechless
• Speed, Speedily
• Spend, Spent
• Spew (AV, Spue)
• Spice(s)
• Spikenard
• Spill
• Spin
• Spirit
• Spiritual
• Spit
• Spitefully (entreat)
• Spittle
• Spoil (Noun and Verb), Spoiling
• Sponge
• Sporting
• Spot (Noun and Verb)
• Spread
• Spring (Noun and Verb)
• Sprinkle, Sprinkling
• Spue
• Spy (Noun and Verb)
• Stablish
• Staff, Staves
• Stagger
• Stair
• Stall
• Stanch
• Stand (Noun and Verb), Standing, Stood
• Star
• State
• Stature
• Staves
• Stay
• Steadfast
• Steal
• Stedfast, Stedfastly, Stedfastness
• Steep
• Steersman
• Step (Noun and Verb)
• Stern
• Steward, Stewardship
• Stick
• Stick fast
• Stiffnecked
• Still (Adverb)
• Still (Verb)
• Sting
• Stink
• Stir, Stir up (Noun and Verb)
• Stock
• Stocks
• Stomach
• Stone (Noun, Verb, and Adjective)
• Stony
• Stoop
• Stop
• Store (Verb)
• Storehouse, Storechamber
• Storm
• Story
• Straight
• Straight course
• Straightway
• Strain out
• Strait (Adjective)
• Strait (be in a), Straitened
• Straitest
• Straitly
• Strake
• Strange
• Stranger
• Strangled
• Strawed
• Stream
• Street
• Strength, Strengthen
• Stretch
• Stricken (in years)
• Strict
• Strife
• Strike
• Striker
• String
• Strip
• Stripe
• Strive
• Strivings
• Strolling
• Strong, Stronger
• Strongholds
• Stubble
• Stuck
• Study
• Stuff
• Stumble
• Stumbling, Stumbling Block, Stumbling-Stone
• Stupor
• Subdue
• Subject, Subjection (Verb, Adjective, Noun)
• Submit
• Suborn
• Substance
• Subtilly
• Subtilty
• Subvert, Subverting
• Succeed
• Succor
• Succorer
• Such
• Such as
• Suck (give suck), Suckling
• Sudden, Suddenly
• Sue
• Suffer
• Suffering
• Suffice, Sufficient
• Sufficiency
• Suit
• Sum (Noun), Sum up
• Summer
• Sumptuous, Sumptuously
• Sun
• Sunder (asunder)
• Sundry
• Sup
• Superfluity
• Superfluous
• Superscription
• Superstition
• Superstitious
• Supper
• Supplication
• Supply (Noun and Verb)
• Support
• Suppose
• Supreme
• Sure
• Surely
• Surety (Noun)
• Surety
• Surfeiting
• Surge
• Surmise
• Surname
• Surpass
• Suspense
• Sustenance
• Swaddling clothes
• Swallow (Verb)
• Swear, Sworn
• Sweat
• Sweep
• Sweet
• Sweet smelling
• Swell, Swollen
• Swelling
• Swerve
• Swift, Swiftly
• Swim
• Swine
• Sword
• Sycamine
• Sycamore
• Synagogue
• Synagogue (put out of the)
• Synagogue (ruler of the)
• Syrophoenician
• Tabernacle
• Table
• Table (at the)
• Tablet
• Tackling
• Tail
• Take
• Talent
• Tales
• Talitha
• Talk (Noun and Verb)
• Talkers (vain)
• Talking (vain, foolish)
• Tame
• Tanner
• Tare (Verb)
• Tares
• Tarry
• Taste
• Tattler
• Taught (Adjective)
• Taxed, Taxing
• Teach
• Teacher, false Teachers
• Teaching (Noun)
• Tear, Torn
• Tears
• Tedious (to be)
• Teeth
• Tell
• Temper together
• Temperance, Temperate
• Tempest
• Tempestuous
• Temple
• Temple Keeper
• Temporal
• Tempt
• Temptation
• Tempter
• Ten
• Tend
• Tender
• Tender-hearted
• Tenth
• Tents
• Tent-makers
• Terrestrial
• Terrible
• Terrify
• Terror
• Testament
• Testator
• Testify
• Testimony
• Tetrarch
• Than
• Thank, Thanks (Noun and Verb), Thankful, Thankfulness, Thanksgiving, Thankworthy
• That (Conjunction, etc.)
• That (demonstrative Pronoun)
• Theater
• Thee
• Theft
• Their, Theirs
• Them, Themselves
• Then
• Thence (from)
• Thenceforth
• There, Thither
• Thereabout
• Thereat
• Thereby
• Therefore
• Therein, Thereinto, Thereof, Thereon, Thereout, Thereto, Thereunto, Thereupon, Therewith
• These
• They, They themselves
• Thick
• Thief, Thieves
• Thigh
• Thine
• Things(s)
• Think
• Third, Thirdly
• Thirst (Noun and Verb), Thirsty (to be), Athrist
• Thirty, Thirtyfold
• This, These
• Thistle
• Thither, Thitherward
• Thong
• Thorn, Thorns (of)
• Thoroughly (thoroughly)
• Those
• Thou
• Though
• Thought (Verb)
• Thought (Noun)
• Thought (to take)
• Thousand (-s)
• Threaten
• Threatening
• Three
• Three Hundred
• Threescore
• Three Thousand
• Thresh
• Threshing floor
• Threw
• Thrice
• Throat (Noun), to take by the (Verb)
• Throne
• Throng (Verb)
• Through and Throughout
• Throughly
• Throw
• Thrust
• Thunder, Thundering
• Thus
• Thy, Thine, Thine own, Thyself
• Thyine (wood)
• Tidings
• Tie
• Tiles, Tiling
• Till (Conjunction)
• Till (Verb)
• Time
• Tinkling
• Tip
• Tithes (Noun)
• Tithe (Verb)
• Title
• To
• Today, this day
• Together
• Toil (Verb and Noun)
• Token
• Tolerable
• Toll
• Tomb
• Tomorrow
• Tongue (-s)
• Tooth, Teeth
• Top
• Topaz
• Torch
• Torment (Noun and Verb)
• Tormentor
• Torture (Verb)
• Toss
• Touch (Verb)
• Touching (Preposition)
• Toward
• Towel
• Tower
• Town
• Town Clerk
• Trace
• Trade (Noun and Verb)
• Tradition
• Train
• Traitor
• Trample
• Trance
• Tranquil
• Transfer
• Transfigure
• Transform
• Transgress, Transgression
• Transgressor
• Translate, Translation
• Transparent
• Trap
• Travail (Noun and Verb)
• Travel (companions in), and Travel with
• Travel
• Tread, Trode, Trodden
• Treading out the corn
• Treasure (Noun and Verb)
• Treasurer
• Treasury
• Treated
• Treatise
• Tree
• Tremble, Trembling
• Trench
• Trespass (Noun and Verb)
• Trial
• Tribe (-s)
• Tribulation
• Tribute
• Trim
• Triumph
• Trode
• Trouble (Noun and Verb)
• Trow
• Truce breakers
• True, Truly, Truth
• Trump, Trumpet
• Trumpeter
• Trust (Noun and Verb)
• Truth
• Try, Tried
• Tumult
• Turn
• Turning
• Turtledove
• Tutor
• Twain, Two
• Twelfth
• Twelve
• Twenty
• Twice
• Twinkling
• Two
• Two-edged
• Twofold more
• Two Hundred
• Two Thousand
• Unapproachable
• Unawares
• Unbelief
• Unbeliever
• Unbelieving
• Unblameable, Unblameably
• Unceasing
• Uncertain, Uncertainly, Uncertainty
• Unchangeable
• Uncircumcised and Uncircumcision
• Unclean
• Unclothed
• Uncomely
• Uncondemned
• Uncorruptible
• Uncover
• Uncovered
• Unction
• Undefiled
• Under, Underneath
• Undergird
• Understand, Understood
• Understanding
• Undone (leave)
• Undressed
• Unequally
• Unfaithful
• Unfeigned
• Unfruitful
• Ungodliness, Ungodly
• Unholy
• United
• Unity
• Unjust
• Unknown
• Unlade
• Unlawful
• Unlearned
• Unleavened
• Unless
• Unlifted
• Unloose
• Unmarried
• Unmerciful
• Unmixed
• Unmovable
• Unprepared
• Unprofitable, Unprofitableness
• Unquenchable
• Unreasonable
• Unrebukeable
• Unrighteous
• Unrighteousness
• Unripe, Untimely
• Unruly
• Unsearchable
• Unseemliness, Unseemly
• Unsettle
• Unskillful
• Unspeakable
• Unspotted
• Unstable, Unsteadfast
• Untaken Away
• Unthankful
• Until and Unto
• Untimely
• Untoward
• Unveiled
• Unwashed
• Unwilling
• Unwise
• Unworthily, Unworthy
• Up
• Upbraid
• Uphold
• Upon
• Upper
• Uppermost
• Upright
• Uprightness
• Uproar (Noun)
• Uproar (Verbs)
• Upside down
• Urge
• Us
• Use (Noun), Useful
• Use (Verb)
• Using
• Usurp
• Usury
• Utmost part
• Utter
• Utterance
• Utterly
• Uttermost
• Vagabond
• Vail
• Vain, in Vain, Vainly
• Vainglory, Vainglorious
• Valiant
• Valley
• Value
• Vanish, Vanishing
• Vanity
• Vapor
• Variableness, Variation
• Variance
• Vaunt (oneself)
• Vauntings
• Vehement
• Vehemently
• Veil
• Vengeance
• Venomous
• Verily
• Verity
• Very
• Vessel
• Vesture
• Vex
• Vial
• Victory, Victorious
• Victuals
• Vigilant
• Vile
• Village
• Villany
• Vine, Vintage
• Vinedresser
• Vinegar
• Vineyard
• Violence, Violent, Violently
• Viper
• Virgin
• Virginity
• Virtue
• Visible
• Vision
• Visit
• Visitation
• Vocation
• Voice
• Void
• Volume
• Voluntary
• Vomit
• Vote
• Vouchsafe
• Vow
• Voyage
• Wag
• Wages
• Wail, Wailing
• Wait
• Wake
• Walk
• Wall
• Wallet
• Wallow (Verb and Noun)
• Wander
• Want (Noun and Verb)
• Wantonness, Wanton, Wantonly
• War (Verb and Noun)
• Ward
• Ware of
• Warfare
• Warm (Verb)
• Warn
• Was, Wast, Were, Wert
• Wash
• Washing
• Waste (Noun and Verb)
• Watch (Noun and Verb), Watchers, Watchful, Watchings
• Water (Noun and Verb) Watering, Waterless
• Waterpot
• Wave
• Waver, Wavering
• Wax
• Way
• We
• Weak, Weakened, Weaker, Weakness
• Wealth
• Weapons
• Wear, Wearing
• Weariness
• Weary
• Weather
• Wedding
• Week
• Weep, Weeping
• Weigh, Weight, Weighty, Weightier
• Welcome
• Well (Adverb)
• Well (do), Well-doing
• Well (Noun)
• Well-beloved
• Well-nigh
• Well pleased
• Well-pleasing
• Went
• West
• Wet
• Whale
• What
• Whatsoever
• Wheat
• Wheel
• When
• Wherefore
• Wheteher
• Which
• While, Whiles, Whilst
• Whisperer, Whispering
• Whit
• White (Adjective and Verb)
• Whither, Whithersoever
• Who, Whom, Whose
• Whole (made), Wholly, Wholesome
• Whore, Whoremonger
• Whoso, Whosoever
• Why
• Wicked
• Wickedness
• Wide
• Widow
• Wife, Wives
• Wife's mother
• Wild
• Wilderness
• Wiles
• Wilfully, Willfully
• Will, Would
• Willing (Adjective and Verb)
• Willing mind
• Willingly
• Win
• Wind (Noun)
• Wind (Verb)
• Window
• Wine
• Wine (given To)
• Winebibber
• Winebibbings
• Winepress, Wine-vat
• Wineskins
• Wing
• Wink at
• Winter (Noun and Verb)
• Wipe
• Wisdom
• Wise, Wiser, Wisely
• Wise (in No)
• Wise (on This)
• Wish
• Wist
• Wit (to)
• Witchcraft
• With
• Withal
• Withdraw
• Wither (away)
• Withhold
• Within
• Without
• Withstand
• Witness (Noun and Verb)
• Woe
• Wolf
• Woman
• Womb
• Wonder (Noun and Verb)
• Wonderful (thing, Work)
• Wont
• Wood
• Wool
• Word
• Work (Noun and Verb), Wrought
• Worker, Workfellow, fellow Workers, Workman
• Working
• Workmanship
• World
• Worldly
• World rulers
• Worm
• Wormwood
• Worse
• Worship (Verb and Noun), Worshiping
• Worshiper
• Worthy, Worthily
• Worthy deeds
• Wot
• Would
• Wound (Noun and Verb)
• Wound (wrapped)
• Woven
• Wranglings
• Wrap
• Wrath
• Wrest
• Wrestle, Wrestling
• Wretched
• Wrinkle
• Write, Wrote, Written
• Writing
• Writing tablet (AV, Writing table)
• Wrong (Noun and Verb), Wrongdoer, Wrongdoing
• Wrongfully
• Wroth (be)
• Wrought
• Ye, You, Yourselves, Your own selves
• Yea, Yes
• Year
• Yes
• Yesterday
• Yet
• Yield
• Yoke, Yoked
• Yokefellow
• Yonder
• You
• Young, Young (children, daughter, man, men, woman, women)
• Younger
• Your, Yours
• Youth
• Youthful
• Zeal
• Zealous
• _Notes on Anti and Huper
• _Notes on Apo and Ek_
• _Notes on De_
• _Notes on En_
• _Notes on Kai_