Words the Bible translates as gather
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 23 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- sunagōσυνάγωto gather, to bring together into one place
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- to take someone in, to welcome a stranger as a guest
- asaphאָסַףto gather: to bring scattered people or things together into one place
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- to take away: to remove something so that it is gone
- qavatsקָבַץto gather: to bring scattered people or things together into one place
- za'aqזָעַקto cry out: to raise a loud, urgent shout wrung out by distress, danger, grief, or wrong
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- to call out so as to summon: to muster troops or rally people by a public call
- episunagōἐπισυνάγωto gather together into one place, drawing in what was spread out on every side
- sunerchomaiσυνέρχομαιto come together into one place: for people to gather or assemble as a group
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- to go along with someone: to accompany a person on a journey or errand
- to come together as husband and wife: for a couple to begin married life
- sullegōσυλλέγωto pick and gather: to take things up one at a time, off a plant or out from among other things, and collect them.
- qahalקָהַלto assemble: to gather people into one crowd, or to call them together into one.
- batsarבָּצַרto gather grapes: to cut the ripe clusters from the vine at the vintage
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- made inaccessible: fortified, walled off, or otherwise put beyond reach
- to cut off, curb: to bring a proud spirit low
- laqatלָקַטto pick up scattered items one by one, gathering them off the ground or a surface
- ya'adיָעַדto fix something by agreement: to set a person, time, place, or task in advance, and so to come together at the arranged point
- sustrephōσυστρέφωto gathernot studied yet
- kanasכָּנַסto gather into one mass or one company: to pile up what is scattered, or to bring scattered people together in one place
- ḥatavחָטַבto cut wood: to fell trees and gather timber or firewood, and so to cut something into shape.
- qashashקָשַׁשׁto gather up what lies scattered, piece by piece: sticks, straw, or stubble picked off the ground, and once, a people told to gather itself.
- qaphatsקָפַץto shut something tight, especially a hand or a mouth, so that nothing comes out of it.
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- to bound: to spring lightly across rough ground.
- rakhashרָכַשׁto gathernot studied yet
- agarאָגַרto gathernot studied yet
- kanashכְּנַשׁto gathernot studied yet
- dagarדָּגַרto gathernot studied yet
- suneimiσύνειμιto gathernot studied yet
- athroizōἀθροίζωto gathernot studied yet
- balasבָּלַסto gather/tend figsnot studied yet
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