Words the Bible translates as teach
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.
- didaskōδιδάσκωto teach or instruct: to hand on understanding so that the hearer grasps it and lives by it, and at times simply to tell someone what they are to do
- binבִּיןto understand by telling things apart: to grasp what something really is, why it matters, and how it differs from what is near it
- paideuōπαιδεύωto form a person through training, whether by teaching, by corrective discipline, or by punishment
- lamadלָמַדto learn or teach: to transmit knowledge, skill, or conduct through instruction and practice
- yarahיָרָהto teach, instruct, or point out the way someone should go
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- to throw, shoot, or cast something through the air toward a target
- zaharזָהַרto shine, to give off light or gleam brightly
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- to warn: to alert someone to a danger or a duty so they can act on it, and so also to instruct them or to take the warning to heart
- katēcheōκατηχέωto tell someone something by word of mouth: to inform them of it, or to teach it to them
- mathēteuōμαθητεύωto make someone a disciple of Jesus, or (in the passive) to be brought in as one.
- alaphאָלַףto teach/learnnot studied yet
- tirgalתִּרְגַּלto teachnot studied yet
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