Words the Bible translates as bring out
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 6 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- yatsaיָצָאto bring out: to cause a person or thing to come out, to lead or carry something out from where it was
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- to go out: to move from inside a place to outside it, or to come forth from a source into view
- exagōἐξάγωto lead someone out: to conduct another person or creature from inside a place to outside it
- ekpherōἐκφέρωto carry out: to move a person or thing from inside a place to outside it, and, of ground, to send up what grows in it
- proagōπροάγωto go on ahead, or to lead someone out to the front: motion to the front, whether going before others yourself or bringing another forward
- nephaqנְפַקto bring out: to remove something from the place where it was kept
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- to go out: to move from inside a place into the open, or to emerge from wherever something was held
- propherōπροφέρωto bring outnot studied yet
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