Words the Bible translates as complain
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- lunלוּןto grumble in faithless complaint against God or the leaders he has appointed
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- to spend the night, lodge, or stay put somewhere for a while
- tsa'aqצָעַקto cry out: to call aloud in distress, alarm, or urgent appeal for help
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- to be summoned together: to be called out and rallied as a group, especially for battle
- stenazōστενάζωto complain against someone: to let out a resentful, muttering sigh of blame aimed at another person.
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- to groan or sigh: to let out the deep, wordless sound a person makes when pressed by pain, grief, or longing.
- gonguzōγογγύζωto mutter: to talk about someone in a low, half-hidden voice, usually in complaint, instead of saying it to that person openly.
- si'aḥשִׂיחַto voice what fills the heart aloud: to rehearse a matter over and over, as complaint, reflection, or proclamation
- raganרָגַןto mutter against someone under the breath: to grumble in private, or to whisper talk that turns people against each other
- ananאָנַןto complainnot studied yet
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