Words the Bible translates as force
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 9 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- anahעָנָהto bring someone low: to afflict, humble, or oppress, by force or by hardship; and being brought low oneself.
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- to be occupied or busied with something: to be kept busy at a task.
- biaβίαforcenot studied yet
- anagkazōἀναγκάζωto compel: to bring pressure on someone so that they act, whether by force, by authority, or by sheer insistence
- biazōβιάζωto forcenot studied yet
- kavashכָּבַשׁto bring something under control by force; to tread down, subdue.
- ḥayilחַיִלstrength in action: force brought to bear, whether against people, in a fighter's body, or in a voice raised to a shout
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- an army: the armed men a ruler commands, his strength counted out in bodies
- ḥozqahחׇזְקָהforcenot studied yet
- angareuōἀγγαρεύωto forcenot studied yet
- edraאֶדְרַעforcenot studied yet
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