English Bible words starting with P
723 meanings beginning with P, in alphabetical order. This is page 8 of 8. Under each one are the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek words the Bible actually uses for it.
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put in mind1 word
put in order1 word
put in prison1 word
- apotithēmiἀποτίθημιto take off and lay aside a garment: to remove what you are wearing and set it down
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- to put someone in custody: to place a person under guard, in prison
- to rid oneself of something: to strip off a vice, a sin, or a former way of life the way you strip off dirty clothes
- apotithēmiἀποτίθημιto take off and lay aside a garment: to remove what you are wearing and set it down
put off2 words
- apotithēmiἀποτίθημιto take off and lay aside a garment: to remove what you are wearing and set it down
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- to put someone in custody: to place a person under guard, in prison
- to rid oneself of something: to strip off a vice, a sin, or a former way of life the way you strip off dirty clothes
- nashalנָשַׁלto come loose from whatever was holding it, or to work something loose: a sandal off a foot, an axe head off its handle, a settled people off their land
- apotithēmiἀποτίθημιto take off and lay aside a garment: to remove what you are wearing and set it down
put on9 words
- epitithēmiἐπιτίθημιto put or set one thing on top of another, whether a hand, an object, a burden, or a blow
- enduōἐνδύωto put on clothing; to dress someone or get dressed oneself, and by extension to take something on as if slipping into a garment.
- lavashלָבֵשׁto put a garment on a body: to get dressed, to wear, or to dress someone else
- periballōπεριβάλλωto clothe: to wrap or throw a garment around a body, whether dressing another person or being dressed oneself
- epiballōἐπιβάλλωto throw or lay something onto something; to lay hands on a person, that is, to seize or arrest
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- (without an object) to come upon or fall to: of waves, to beat over something; of a share, to fall to someone as their due
put on board1 word
put on lotions1 word
put on the list1 word
put out5 words
- sbennumiσβέννυμιto put out a fire or flame, or (of a fire or lamp) to go out
- kavahכָּבָהof fire or light: to go out, or to put it out
- shelaḥשְׁלַחto send: to make a person, a message, or a written order go out from you to someone else
- da'akhדָּעַךְto go out or be put out: a lamp, fire, or life snuffed into darkness
- ekphuōἐκφύωto put outnot studied yet
put sandals on1 word
- na'alנָעַלto put sandals on someone: to fit another person's feet with footwear
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- to bolt a door: to fasten a closed door with its bar so it cannot be opened from outside
- na'alנָעַלto put sandals on someone: to fit another person's feet with footwear
put to death6 words
- mutמוּתto put to death, to kill: to be the cause of someone's death.
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- to die: for a living thing to lose its life and stop living.
- apokteinōἀποκτείνωto kill: to put someone to death, or to destroy something so completely that it no longer has any life in it
- thanatoōθανατόωto put to death: to end a life on purpose, whether by a court's sentence, a betrayal, or a killing blow, and by extension to kill off whatever still holds power over a person
- anaireōἀναιρέωto do away with entirely: to kill a person, or abolish an institution
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- to take up a child and raise it as one's own: to adopt
- avadאֲבַדto perish, or to make something perish: to come to a final end, or to put a person or thing out of existence for good.
- mutמוּתto put to death, to kill: to be the cause of someone's death.
put to flight2 words
- klinōκλίνωto tip something out of upright: to bow it down, lay it down to rest, or make it give way, and of a day, to lean toward evening
- baraḥבָּרַחto flee: to break away and run, usually a deliberate escape from danger or from someone with power over you
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- to reach across, to pass straight through from one end to the other
put to open shame2 words
put to sea1 word
put to shame4 words
- aischunōαἰσχύνωto be ashamed; to be put to shame: to feel disgrace, or to be publicly exposed as having trusted or hoped wrongly
- kataischunōκαταισχύνωto put to shame publicly: to disgrace someone before a watching community, or to be exposed and humiliated that way
- kalamכָּלַםto be shamed or to shame someone: to suffer or inflict public disgrace and loss of honor
- ḥapherחָפֵרto be publicly disgraced: to be shamed, confounded, or left exposed when hope or help fails
put to silence2 words
- phimoōφιμόωto muzzle an animal: to strap its mouth shut so it cannot eat or bite while it works
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- to force into silence: to stop a mouth as if clamping a muzzle on it, whether by argument, by shame, or by authoritative command
- alamאָלַםto be speechless: to have the mouth shut so that no words come out, whether struck mute or refusing to open it
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- to bind cut grain into sheaves
- phimoōφιμόωto muzzle an animal: to strap its mouth shut so it cannot eat or bite while it works
put under1 word
- hupotassōὑποτάσσωto place something under an authority; to bring all things into subjection (used in the New Testament almost only of God or Christ)
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- to submit; to take one's place willingly under another, deferring to them without being forced
- hupotassōὑποτάσσωto place something under an authority; to bring all things into subjection (used in the New Testament almost only of God or Christ)
put under the ban1 word
- ḥaramחָרַםto hand a thing over to God for good, by destroying it or by giving it up forever, so it can never return to ordinary human use
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- having a mutilated or flattened nose, said of a physical defect that bars a priest from serving at the altar
- ḥaramחָרַםto hand a thing over to God for good, by destroying it or by giving it up forever, so it can never return to ordinary human use
put up with2 words
put yourself forward1 word
- hadarהָדַרto treat someone as great, and show it: to honor a person by what you visibly do in their presence, or to be arrayed in splendor yourself.
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- swollen ground: the humps and ridges of rough terrain that have to be flattened before anyone can pass.
- hadarהָדַרto treat someone as great, and show it: to honor a person by what you visibly do in their presence, or to be arrayed in splendor yourself.
Puteoli1 word
Putiel1 word
Pyrrhus1 word