Words the Bible translates as bring up
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 5 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- alahעָלָהto go up: to move, or to carry something, from a lower place to a higher one
- gadalגָּדַלto grow up: to increase in size or to pass from childhood toward adulthood
+3 more meanings
- to become great: to grow in wealth, power, or standing until one is important
- to make great: to raise a child, promote a person, or exalt and praise God
- to magnify oneself: to boast or act arrogantly, often defiantly against God or others
- hupomimnēskōὑπομιμνήσκωto bring something back into someone's mind: to remind a person of what they already know
- seliqסְלֵקto go up or come up, and in its lifting forms to bring someone up out of a place
- anatrephōἀνατρέφωto bring upnot studied yet
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