Words the Bible translates as prepare
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 11 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- asahעָשָׂהto do or make: to bring something about by acting, whether shaping a thing or carrying out a deed
+1 more meaning
- to press or squeeze: a separate, rare word that happens to share this spelling
- kunכּוּןto be firm or to make firm: to be set solidly in place and lasting, or to set something solidly in place so it stands, endures, and is ready for its purpose.
- hetoimazōἑτοιμάζωto make ready in advance, so that a person or event will be properly received when it arrives
- qadashקָדַשׁto be set apart from ordinary use and brought into the sphere of the holy: to be holy, to make holy, to treat as holy
- panahפָּנָהto turn so as to face a direction, person, or thing, with all that the turn implies: to look toward, attend to, or move away from
- kataskeuazōκατασκευάζωto put something together and fit it out so that it stands finished and ready for use: to build, to furnish, to make ready in advance.
- katartizōκαταρτίζωto put something into the sound, complete condition it ought to be in: to mend, restore, prepare, or fully equip
- manahמָנָהto count or number, and by extension to weigh out, allot, and appoint
- paraskeuazōπαρασκευάζωto preparenot studied yet
- salalסָלַלto heap earth and stone up high: to build a raised road or ramp, or to pile something into a mound
+1 more meaning
- to lift someone or something high: to prize it, or to set yourself up over another
- proetoimazōπροετοιμάζωto preparenot studied yet
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