Words the Bible translates as full
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.
- pasπᾶςall, every, the whole: the complete extent of whatever it modifies, with nothing left out
- plērēsπλήρηςfull: holding all it can, so that nothing more will fit and nothing needed is missing
- savaשָׂבֵעַto have one's fill: to eat or have enough of something until the appetite or need is met
- maleמָלֵאfull: holding or charged with as much as it can take, or amounting to the complete measure
- meloמְלֹאthat which fills something: its full contents, the amount it holds, or its whole extent
- shalemשָׁלֵםwhole, complete, intact: undivided and lacking nothing, whether a physical object that is entire, a full amount, a person who is safe, or a heart given wholly to God
- gemōγέμωto be full: to be loaded with contents, describing what something already holds rather than the act of filling it
- mestosμεστόςfull: filled to the brim, said of a container holding something you can see, or of a person so steeped in a quality that it is what they are
- save'aשָׂבֵעַhaving had enough: full or sated, whether of food, of years, or of anything else that has come in full measure
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