Hebrew, Aramaic & Greek Concordance

Patara (pat'-ar-ah) n/l. 1. Patara, a place in Asia Minor [probably of foreign origin] KJV: Patara

anatrepo (an-at-rep'-o) v. 1. to upturn 2. (figuratively) to overturn (subvert) [from G303 and the base of G5157] KJV: overthrow, subvert Root(s): G303, G5157

patasso (pat-as'-so) v. 1. to knock (gently or with a weapon or fatally) [probably prolongation from G3817] KJV: smite, strike Root(s): G3817 Compare: G5180

pateo (pat-eh'-o) v. 1. to trample {literally or figuratively} [from a derivative probably of G3817 (meaning a "path")] KJV: tread (down, under foot) Root(s): G3817

pater (pat-ayr') n. 1. a "father" {literally or figuratively, near or more remote} [apparently a primary word] KJV: father, parent Compare: G5

Patmos (pat'-mos) n/l. 1. Patmus, an islet in the Mediterranean [of uncertain derivation] KJV: Patmos

patraloas (pat-ral-ow"'-as) n. 1. a patricide, father murderer 2. (literally) father-thresher [from G3962 and the base of G257] KJV: murderer of fathers Root(s): G3962, G257 Compare: G3389

patria (pat-ree-ah') n. 1. paternal descent 2. (concretely) a group of families or a whole race (nation) [as if feminine of a derivative of G3962] KJV: family, kindred, lineage Root(s): G3962

patriarches (pat-ree-arkh'-ace) n. 1. a progenitor, the ancestor and father of ("patriarch") [from G3965 and G757] KJV: patriarch Root(s): G3965, G757

patrikos (pat-ree-kos') adj. 1. paternal, i.e. ancestral [from G3962] KJV: of fathers Root(s): G3962

patris (pat-rece') n. 1. a father-land, i.e. native town 2. (figuratively) heavenly home [from G3902] KJV: (own) country Root(s): G3902

Patrobas (pat-rob'-as) n/p. 1. father's life 2. Patrobas, a Christian [perhaps a contraction for Patrobios (a compound of G3962 and G979)] KJV: Patrobas Root(s): G3962, G979

anatrepho (an-at-ref'-o) v. 1. to rear (a child) {physically or mentally} [from G303 and G5142] KJV: bring up, nourish (up) Root(s): G303, G5142

patroparadotos (pat-rop-ar-ad'-ot-os) adj. 1. traditionary [from G3962 and a derivative of G3860 (in the sense of handing over or down)] KJV: received by tradition from fathers Root(s): G3962, G3860

patroos (pat-ro`-os) adj. 1. paternal, i.e. hereditary [from G3962] KJV: of fathers Root(s): G3962

Paulos (pau`-los) n/p. 1. little 2. Paulus, the name of a Roman and of an apostle {remotely derived from G3973, meaning the same} [of Latin origin] KJV: Paul, Paulus Root(s): G3973

pauo (pau'-o) v. 1. to stop, i.e. restrain, quit, desist, come to an end {transitively or intransitively} [a primary verb ("pause")] KJV: cease, leave, refrain

Paphos (paf'-os) n/l. 1. Paphus, a place in Cyprus [of uncertain derivation] KJV: Paphos

pachuno (pakh-oo'-no) v. 1. to thicken 2. (by implication) to fatten 3. (figuratively) stupefy or render callous [from a derivative of G4078 (meaning thick)] KJV: wax gross Root(s): G4078

pede (ped'-ay) n. 1. a shackle for the feet [ultimately from G4228] KJV: fetter Root(s): G4228

pedinos (ped-ee-nos') adj. 1. level (as easy for the feet) [from a derivative of G4228 (meaning the ground)] KJV: plain Root(s): G4228

pezeuo (ped-zyoo'-o) v. 1. to foot a journey, i.e. travel by land [from a derivative of G4228] KJV: go afoot Root(s): G4228 See also: G3979

peze (ped-zay`) adv. 1. foot-wise, i.e. by walking [dative case feminine of a derivative of G4228 (as adverb)] KJV: a- (on) foot Root(s): G4228

anaphaino (an-af-ai'-no) v. 1. to show 2. (reflexively) appear 3. (passively) to have pointed out [from G303 and G5316] KJV: (should) appear, discover Root(s): G303, G5316