Words the Bible translates as summon
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 8 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- qaraקָרָאto raise the voice toward someone: to call, summon, invoke, name, proclaim, or read aloud
- phōneōφωνέωto call someone to come: to summon, send for, or invite
+2 more meanings
- to make a loud sound with the voice: to cry out, or (of a rooster) to crow
- to call someone by a name or title: to address as
- proskaleōπροσκαλέωto call someone to yourself: to summon a person to come into your presence
- sugkaleōσυγκαλέωto summon a group by calling out to them, so that they come together in one place
- metapempōμεταπέμπωto send for someone: to dispatch messengers so that a particular person is brought to you
- prosphōneōπροσφωνέωto lift your voice toward someone: to call out to a person or a crowd, or to call someone over
- qeraקְרָאto put words into the air for others to hear: to shout something out, to call for someone, or to read a document aloud.
- metakaleōμετακαλέωto summonnot studied yet
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