Words the Bible translates as grant
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 6 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.
- 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..."
- 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
- qarahקָרָהto meet or befall: for a person or an event to come to someone, whether by design or by chance
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- to lay beams; to roof a building by setting its wooden beams in place
- 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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Every English meaning beginning with G is on its letter page, and the whole index starts at Browse.