Words the Bible translates as shout
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.
- krazōκράζωto cry out: to raise a loud, urgent voice that forces itself on those who hear it.
- boaōβοάωto cry out: to raise the voice into a loud, carrying call that is meant to be heard.
- kraugēκραυγήa loud outcry: the raised, carrying voice of someone shouting rather than speaking
- ru'aרוּעַto raise a loud, ringing shout: a mass cry let out together, whether as a war cry, a roar of triumph, or a burst of joy
- teru'ahתְּרוּעָהa loud, ringing sound raised by a crowd together: a battle cry, a signal blast on a horn, or a shout of acclamation and joy.
- kraugazōκραυγάζωto cry out loudly: to shout or clamor, often with a raucous, insistent voice
- epiphōneōἐπιφωνέωto shoutnot studied yet
- hedadהֵידָדthe ringing shout a crowd raises together over the winepress, and the same cry turned into the roar of an attacking army
- teshu'ahתְּשֻׁאָהshoutnot studied yet
- hedהֵדshoutnot studied yet
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