Words the Bible translates as much
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- polusπολύςlarge in number or amount: many, much, great
- ravרַבmany, numerous: large in number or amount
+2 more meanings
- great, abundant: large in degree, strength, or extent
- chief, captain: a high officer ranking over others
- me'odמְאֹדmuchness pushed to the limit: the quality of being abundant or forceful, used almost always to mean very or exceedingly
- ravahרָבָהto become many or much: to grow in number, amount, or extent
+2 more meanings
- to make many or much: to multiply something, increase it, or supply it in great quantity
- to shoot with a bow; to be an archer
- saggiשַׂגִּיאmuch, many, great: a lot of something, measuring how much there is rather than how high it ranks
- kabbirכַּבִּירmighty, or a great deal of something: great by sheer mass, whether in overpowering force or in plain amount
- mirbahמִרְבָּהmuchnot studied yet
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