Words the Bible translates as accompany
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 8 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- akoloutheōἀκολουθέωto follow: to come along behind someone, and so to attach yourself to them as a disciple
- sunerchomaiσυνέρχομαιto go along with someone: to accompany a person on a journey or errand
+2 more meanings
- to come together into one place: for people to gather or assemble as a group
- to come together as husband and wife: for a couple to begin married life
- lavahלָוָהto attach oneself to another, becoming joined, allied, or bound to them.
+1 more meaning
- to take or give a loan: to borrow, or, seen from the other side, to lend.
- epakoloutheōἐπακολουθέωto follow closely after or upon something: to come along behind it, follow up on it, or attend it as its sequel
- propempōπροπέμπωto send a traveler off well: to go part of the way with them, or to supply what their journey will need
- parakoloutheōπαρακολουθέωto follow closely alongside: to stay near a person, a body of teaching, or the course of events over time
- sunakoloutheōσυνακολουθέωto accompanynot studied yet
- sunepomaiσυνέπομαιto accompanynot studied yet
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