Words the Bible translates as do
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.
- poieōποιέωto bring something about: to make a thing or to do a deed, so that something now exists or has happened that did not before.
- asahעָשָׂהto do or make: to bring something about by acting, whether shaping a thing or carrying out a deed
+1 more meaning
- to press or squeeze: a separate, rare word that happens to share this spelling
- ergazomaiἐργάζομαιto work: to put out sustained effort that produces a result, whether earning a living, doing a deed, or carrying on a trade
- prassōπράσσωto do, carry out, or practice something: to perform an action or keep up a pattern of conduct.
+2 more meanings
- to exact, collect, or demand money owed: taxes, interest, or a debt.
- to fare, to be in a certain condition: how things stand or go for someone.
- pa'alפָּעַלto do, make, or accomplish: to bring something about by deliberate action
- katergazomaiκατεργάζομαιto bring something about by working at it: to produce a result, carry out a deed, or accomplish a task fully
- avadעֲבַדto do or make: to bring something about, whether by fashioning a thing or by carrying out an action
- endeiknumiἐνδείκνυμιto put something of your own on open display through what you do: to show your power, your character, or your attitude by acting on it
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Every English meaning beginning with D is on its letter page, and the whole index starts at Browse.