English Bible words starting with F
544 meanings beginning with F, in alphabetical order. This is page 6 of 6. Under each one are the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek words the Bible actually uses for it.
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from within1 word
front1 word
- qedemקֶדֶםeast, or what lies in front: the direction of the sunrise, the eastern side of a place, and the lands and peoples that way
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- ancient time: the remote past, the days of old, the earliest times reaching back to the world's beginning
- qedemקֶדֶםeast, or what lies in front: the direction of the sunrise, the eastern side of a place, and the lands and peoples that way
frontlets1 word
frost3 words
- kephorכְּפוֹרfrost: the thin white crust of ice that settles on open ground overnight
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- a bowl: a gold or silver vessel counted among the holy furnishings of the temple
- qeraḥקֶרַחice: water frozen solid, the freezing cold that hardens it, and the clear gleam of a frozen surface
- ḥanamalחֲנָמֵלfrostnot studied yet
- kephorכְּפוֹרfrost: the thin white crust of ice that settles on open ground overnight
froward2 words
fruit9 words
- karposκαρπόςfruit: what something yields, whether the produce of a plant or the result a life, action, or work brings forth.
- periפְּרִיfruit: what a tree, vine, or field brings forth, and what a person or nation yields when pictured as a growing plant
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- offspring: the young a person or an animal brings forth, named as the fruit of the body
- result: what a person's conduct, words, or work produces, the outcome it earns
- tevu'ahתְּבוּאָהthe yield that comes in from land or labor: a harvest of crops, or income and gain more broadly
- yevulיְבוּלproduce: what the ground itself hands over, the crops a land yields, and in one place the goods a household has piled up.
- tenuvahתְּנוּבָהfruitnot studied yet
fruit-stalk1 word
fruitbearing1 word
fruitful field1 word
- karmelכַּרְמֶלfertile country: land whose defining quality is that it grows things richly, as against forest or desert
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- fresh grain: newly ripened kernels still in the ear, the earliest edible stage of a harvest
- karmelכַּרְמֶלfertile country: land whose defining quality is that it grows things richly, as against forest or desert
fruitless1 word
fruits1 word
frustrate3 words
- pararפָּרַרto break something binding so it no longer holds: to annul a covenant, vow, or law, or to frustrate a plan
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- to break apart, shatter, or split into pieces
- nuנוּאto block something from taking effect: to overrule a vow, turn people back from a course they were set on, or bring a plan to nothing
- salaphסָלַףto twist something so far that it goes over: to wrench honest words until a just case comes out crooked, or to upend people and leave them in ruin
- pararפָּרַרto break something binding so it no longer holds: to annul a covenant, vow, or law, or to frustrate a plan
fuel2 words
fugitive3 words
fulfil1 word
fulfill9 words
- maleמָלֵאto be full; to fill; to reach completeness
- plēroōπληρόωto fulfill: to bring a word, promise, prediction, or requirement to its full and intended reality
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- to fill something up, so that it lacks nothing: a space with what occupies it, or a person with a quality that takes them over
- to complete something so that it reaches its full extent: a stretch of time runs its course, a set number is reached, or a task is carried all the way through
- plēthō, pimplēmiπλήθω, πίμπλημιto make completely full: to fill a space, flood a person with something, or bring a set time to its full measure
- salemשָׁלֵםto pay back in full: to give a person exactly what their deeds or debts have earned, whether restitution, reward, or punishment
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- to pay a vow: to discharge in full a promise made to God by handing over exactly what was pledged
- to be whole and finished, or to bring something to its finish: to reach completion, or to carry a work through to its end
- to make peace with someone, or to be at peace with them: to end hostility and stand in settled, friendly relations
- teleōτελέωto bring something all the way to its appointed end: to finish, complete, or fully carry out.
fulfillment2 words
full9 words
- pasπᾶςall, every, the whole: the complete extent of whatever it modifies, with nothing left out
- plērēsπλήρηςfull: holding all it can, so that nothing more will fit and nothing needed is missing
- savaשָׂבֵעַto have one's fill: to eat or have enough of something until the appetite or need is met
- maleמָלֵאfull: holding or charged with as much as it can take, or amounting to the complete measure
- meloמְלֹאthat which fills something: its full contents, the amount it holds, or its whole extent
full armor1 word
full end1 word
full moon1 word
full number1 word
full of heaviness1 word
full-grown1 word
fuller1 word
fullness4 words
- meloמְלֹאthat which fills something: its full contents, the amount it holds, or its whole extent
- plērōmaπλήρωμαfullness: that which fills something, or the state of being filled or complete
- sovaשֹׂבַעfullness that satisfies: as much as it takes to meet a need, whether food eaten to the full or joy at its fullest
- sivahשִׂבְעָהfullnessnot studied yet
fully accomplished1 word
- plērophoreōπληροφορέωto fully convince: to settle someone's mind in complete certainty
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- to fully carry out: to bring a task or message all the way to completion
- plērophoreōπληροφορέωto fully convince: to settle someone's mind in complete certainty
fully convinced1 word
- plērophoreōπληροφορέωto fully convince: to settle someone's mind in complete certainty
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- to fully carry out: to bring a task or message all the way to completion
- plērophoreōπληροφορέωto fully convince: to settle someone's mind in complete certainty
fumigation1 word
funeral song1 word
furbished1 word
furious1 word
furlong1 word
- stadiosστάδιοςa stade: the standard Greek unit of long distance, six hundred Greek feet, so roughly two hundred yards or an eighth of a Roman mile.
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- the running track: the straight, marked course where a Greek city held its footraces.
- stadiosστάδιοςa stade: the standard Greek unit of long distance, six hundred Greek feet, so roughly two hundred yards or an eighth of a Roman mile.
furnace5 words
- kaminosκάμινοςa large industrial furnace or kiln: an enclosed, intensely hot fire for smelting metal or firing bricks, pottery, and lime
- tannurתַּנּוּרa clay bread-oven: the small, beehive-shaped household oven in which flat dough was slapped onto a fire-heated inner wall and baked
- attunאַתּוּןa furnace: a large fire chamber of the kind used to fire brick and smelt metal, big enough to hold a person thrown inside
- kurכּוּרa smelting furnace: the metalworker's fire that melts metal down so the pure part can be separated from the waste
- alilעֲלִילfurnacenot studied yet
furnish1 word
furnish occasion1 word
furnished1 word
furrow3 words
further3 words
- etiἔτιfurther, in addition, besides: one more item, degree, or step beyond what is already there
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- still, yet: a situation is going on now (or was going on then) and has not ended
- hale'ahהָלְאָהfurthernot studied yet
- peraiterōπεραιτέρωfurthernot studied yet
- etiἔτιfurther, in addition, besides: one more item, degree, or step beyond what is already there
furthermore3 words
- palinπάλινfurthermore: a connecting word that adds a further point or, in turn, a contrasting one
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- again: once more, a second (or further) time, repeating an action
- back: returning to a place, person, or condition left earlier
- eitaεἶταthen, next: the word that marks what comes next in an order, whether the next event, the next item in a list, or the next point in an argument
- yoterיוֹתֵרthe extra: whatever is over and above what has already been counted, whether that surplus is a leftover, an edge held over someone else, or a step too far
- palinπάλινfurthermore: a connecting word that adds a further point or, in turn, a contrasting one
fury4 words
- thumosθυμόςa hot, boiling burst of anger: rage that seethes up and spills over, whether in a person, a hostile power, or God's final judgment
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- intoxicating passion: the maddening, inflaming craving by which Babylon seduces the nations
- ḥemahחֵמָהburning anger: hot, intense wrath that boils up and demands an outlet
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- venom or scorching heat: the burning poison of a snake, or the inflaming heat of strong drink
- evrahעֶבְרָהoverflowing fury: anger that swells past its limits and pours out, and by extension pride swollen to the same excess
- qetsephקֶצֶףwrath that breaks out: fierce anger, nearly always God's, that bursts forth and lands on people because of a particular wrong
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- a snapped-off bit of wood: a twig or chip drifting on the surface of water
- thumosθυμόςa hot, boiling burst of anger: rage that seethes up and spills over, whether in a person, a hostile power, or God's final judgment
futile2 words
futility2 words
- hevelהֶבֶלa breath or puff of vapor, and so anything that is fleeting, insubstantial, or comes to nothing: too thin to grasp, gone before you can hold it.
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- idols and false gods, dismissed as worthless nothings: powerless objects of worship that promise much and deliver nothing.
- mataiotēsματαιότηςfutilitynot studied yet
- hevelהֶבֶלa breath or puff of vapor, and so anything that is fleeting, insubstantial, or comes to nothing: too thin to grasp, gone before you can hold it.
future1 word