Words the Bible translates as give
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 10 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- didōmiδίδωμιto give: to transfer something from one person to another, whether an object, a gift, a right, or a charge.
- natanנָתַןto give: to hand something over so it passes from one person or place to another, whether as a gift, into a position, or into someone's power
- prostithēmiπροστίθημιto add: to put one thing together with what is already there, so the total grows
- charizōχαρίζωto give, grant, or forgive freely as an act of grace, expecting nothing in return
- yahavיָהַבgive: hand something over, grant it, or credit it to someone, always as a command or urgent request
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- come now!: a call urging others (or oneself) to get on with an action, often "come, let us..."
- parechōπαρέχωto make something available to someone: to furnish, provide, offer, or bring it about
- yehavיְהַבto give: to hand something over to another, whether as a gift granted, a charge delivered into someone's power, a foundation laid, or a payment made
- epididōmiἐπιδίδωμιto give way: to stop resisting a force and let it carry you along
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- to hand something over: to put a thing straight into the hands of the person it is meant for
- dōreōδωρέωto givenot studied yet
- netanנְתַןto give: to hand over something it is in one's power to grant, whether rule over a kingdom, a delay that was asked for, or money that is owed
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