Strong’s Greek and Hebrew Dictionaries

Strong’s Dictionaries 1890 — scan section 3

particle) and 1062; unmarried:— unmarried. 23. dyovoicr^u aganabteo, ag-an-ak-teh'-o; from 070V agan (much) and o\8os acbtbAg (grief; akin to the base of 43); to be greatly afflicted,, i.e. (fig.) indignant:— -be much (sore) displeased, have (he moved with, with) indignation. fSaaBunsMyBi/ 24. d-yavoKTno-is aganaktesls, ag-an^ak'-tay-sis; from 23; indignation:— indignation SB. ayairaa agapad, ag-ap-ah'-o; pern, from otyav agan (much) [or comp. 5689] ; to love (in a so- cial or moral sense):— (be-) love (-ed). Comp. 530$. S6. dywrn agape, ag-ah'-pay; from 25; &ot>e, x.e, affection or benevolence. (feast ofj'charnyTFaBly];, #7. &YairnT<Ss agapetAs, ag-ap-ay-tos' ; from sj; oeJoued.— (dearly, well) beloved, dear. 58. "A/yop Agar, ac/-ar; of Heb. or. [1904] ; Hagar, the concubine of Abraham:— Hagar. 59. d/y^apevio aggareno, ang-ar-yeW '-o; of for. or. [comp. 104]; prop, to be a courier, i.e., (by impl.) to press into public service:— compel (to go). 80. oyyetov aggeion, ang-eye'-on; from oyyos aggAs (a. pail, perh. as bent; comp. the base of 43); a receptacle: — vessel. 31. ayyeXCa aggella, ang-eUee'-ah; from 32; an announcement, i.e. (by impl.) precept:— message. 35. dYyeXos aggelAs, ang'-eUos; from d77&X*> aggello [prob. der. from 71; comp. 34] (to &rm0r tid- ings); a messenger; esp. an " angel "; by impl. a pas- tor;—angel, messenger. 33. ays agS, ag'-eh; imper. of 7/; prop, lead, i.e. come on:— go to. 34. dyeXi) agele, ag-el'-ay; from 77 [comp. j*]; a drove: — herd. 55. a-yevtoXi-yivros agenealAgetAs, ag-en-eh- al-og'-ay-tos; from / (as neg. particle) and 107s; un- registered as to birth:— without descent. 36. d-yevijs agenes, ag-en-ace'; from / (as neg. particle) and 1085; prop, without kin,i.e. (of unknown descent, and by impl.) ignoble:— base things. 37. a.y\A!t,a naglazo, hag-ee-ad'-zo; from 40; to make holy, i.e. (cer.) puri/y or consecrate; (mentally) to venerate:— hallow, be holy, sanctify. 55. d-yicuruos baglasmAs, hagee-as-mos' ; from J7; prop, purification, i.e. (the state) purity; concr. (by Hebr.) a purifier .■—holiness, sanctiflcation. 39. 0710V haglAn, hag'-ee-on; neut. of 40; a sa- cred thing (i.e. spot):— holiest (of all), holy place, sanctuary. 40. a-yios bagl As, hag'-ee-bs; from 070s bagAs (an awful thing) [comp. S3, 2282] ; sacred (phys. pure; mor. blameless or religious, cer. consecrated): — (most) holy (one, thing), saint. u ^1. 07161118 haglotes, hag-ee-ot'-ace; from #>; sanctity (i.e. prop, the state):— holiness. ^?. aVyuoo-wn baglosnne, hag-ee-o-soo'-nay; from #3; sacredness (i.e. prop, the quality):— holi- ness. 43. 07x0X11 agkale, ang-kal'-ay; from otyKOs agkAs (a tend, "ache"); ah arm (as curved):— arm. 44. ayKUrrpov agklstrdn, ang'-kis-tron; from the same as 43; a Jtooft (as Sent) :— hook. , 45. cfryKVpa agkura, ang'-koo-rah; from the same as 43; an "ancfcor" (as crooked):— anchor. 46. a7vo«j)os agnapbAs, ag'-naf-os; from 7 (as a neg. particle) and the same as 1102; prop. atn/MiZed, i.e. (by impl.) new (cloth):— new. .47. 071/8(0 bagneia, hagwi'-ah; tromss; clean, liness (the quality), i.e. (spec.) chastity:— purity. 48. iyvlX,a nagnlzo, hag-nid'-zo; from ss! to twle clean, i.e. (fig.) sanctify (cer. or mor.):— purify (self). 7 49. d^vio-ads bagntsmAs, hag-nis-mos1 '; from ^y; a cleansing (the act), i.e. (cer.) lustration:— puri- fication. 50. CL7vo6k> agnAeo, ag-no-eh'-o; from r (as a neg. particle) and jS?9,' mot to know (through lack of in- formation or intelligence); by impl. to ignore (through disinclination): — (be) ignorant (-ly), not know, not un- derstand, unknown. 51. aTVonpa agnAema, ag-no'-ay-mah; from jo; a thing ignored, i.e. shortcoming:— error. 52. a.'yvota agnAla, ag'-noy-ah; from jt; igno- rance (prop, the quality):— ignorance. 53. ayvis bagnAs, hag-nos'; from the same as #0; prop, clean, i.e. (fig.) innocent, modest, perfect: — chaste, clean, pure. 54. d7v6TT]s bagnAtea, hag-not'-ace; from 33; cleanness (the state), i.e, (fig.) blamelessness:— pure- ness. 55. dyvus bagnos, hag-noce'; adv. from jg; purely, i.e. honestly: — sincerely. 56". d.7V<i)o-Ca agnosia, ag-no-see'-ah; from j- (as neg. particle) and 1108; ignorance (prop, the state):— ignorance, not the knowledge. 57. (vyVowTOS agnost As, ag'-noce-tos; from 1 (as neg. particle) and 1110; unknown: — unknown. 58. 07000. agAra, ag-or-dh'; from &7«Cp<t) ageiro (to gather; prob. akin to 1453); prop, the town-square (as a place of public resort): by imp], a market or thoroughfare:— market (-place), street. B9. a70po£ci> agArazo, ag-or-ad'-zo; from 58; prop, to go to market, i.e. (by impl.) to pjtrctese; spec, to redeem:— buy, redeem. 60. o/yopatos agAralAs, ag-or-ah'-yos; from j8; relating to the market-place, i.e. forensic (times); by impl. vulgar:— baser sort, low. 61. a-ypo agra, ag'-rah; from 7/; (abstr.) a catcft- ing (of fish) ; also (concr.) a haul (of fish):— draught. 62. d7pa.np.aT05 agrammatAs, ag-ram -mat-os; from j (as neg. particle) and 1121; unlettered, i.e. #- literate: — unlearned. 63. &.ypa.v\io agrauleo, ag-roio-leh'-o; from 63 and #2 (to the sense of 833); to camp out:— abide to the field. 64. d7pev« agreuo, ag^rew'-o; from bi; to Aunt, i.e. (fig.) to entrap:— catch. 65. &7piAaios agrlelalAs, ag^ree-el'-ah-yos; from 66 and 1636; an oleaster:— olive tree (which is) wild. 66. cfypios agrlAs, ag'-ree-os; from oJ"; wild (as pertaining to the country), lit. (jiainraZ) or fig. (fierce):— wild, raging. 67'- Ayplinras Agrlppas, ag-rip'-pas; appar. from d6 and 2462; wild-horse tamer; Agrippas, one o£ the Herods:— Agrippa. 68. d7pds agrAs, ag-ros'; from 77,- a jfield (as a driue for cattle); gen. the country; spec, a farm, i.e. hamlet:— country, farm, piece of ground, land. 69. d7puirv£<i> agrupneo, ag-roopweh'-o; ulti- mately from 7 (as neg. particle) and J2J8; to 6e sJeep less, i.e. fceep owiafce; — watch. 70. a7pinrv(a agrapnla, ag-roop-nee'-ah; from 60; sleeplessness, i.e. a keeping awake:— watch. 71. o.yo ago, ag'-o; a prim, verb; prop, to lead; by impl. to bring, drive, (reflex.) go, (spec.) pass (time), or (fig.) induce:— be, bring (forth), carry, (let) go, keep, lead away, be open. 72. ayayi[ agoge, ag-o-gay'; redupl. from fr; a bringing up, i.e. mode of living;— manner of life. 8 A gone Alaythace GREEK DICTIONARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 73. &y&v agon, ag-one'; from 71; prop, a place of assembly (as if led), i.e. (by impl.) a contest (held there) ; fig. an effort or anxiety:— conflict, contention, fight, race. 74. d-ywCa agonla, ag-o-nee'-ah; from 73; a struggle (prop, the state), i.e. (fig.) anguish:— agony. 75. d-yuvtgouot agonlzdmal, ag-o-nid'-zom- ahee; from 73; to struggle, lit. (to compete fora prize), fig. (to contend with an adversary), or gen. (to en- deavor to accomplish something) :— fight, labor fer- vently, strive. 76. "Afidu Adam, adorn'; of Heb. or. [181]; Adam, the first man; typ. (of Jesus) man (as his