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Vocabulary xy-omikron-pi xy xeros-a-on Adjective dry

xera ge being understood dry land land omikron ho-he-to

the he-hodos-u a road away ho-hodos ho-hodondos

a tooth he oikia us a house oikodomeo

to build ho-oikos u a house ho-oinopotes u a winepepper

ho-oinos-u wine oligos-e-on Adjective little plural few holos-e-on

Adjective whole altogether homothumedon adverb with one accord homoyos-a-on Adjective like

homoyo-o to make like to liken to compare homoyos Adverb in like manner homu

Adverb together to onoma atos a name hoplizo to arm hopu

Adverb where he orge-e-s anger roth orgiz-o to be enraged

hormao to rush to oros-e-os us

a mountain a hill hos he ho

who which hos-an whoever hosos-e-on

how great as great as how long as long as to

osteion contrastive ostun o abone

hostis heetis hoti whoever whatever

he osfis eos the loins hothan

adverb hothe and an when

perchance hothe adverb when hothi conjunction that because

u uke before smooth and ukh before aspirated vowels

not u is used in the statement of negative facts me of negative conceptions u me intensive

not at all by no means ude conjunction neither nor udeis

udemia uden no one none not one

udepote adverb never un conjunction therefore then upo

adverb not yet uranios a on adverb heavenly

ho uranos u heaven hutos

haute tuto this hutos by some editors written

huto before a consonant adverb so thus uchi a strengthened form of u not

ho of thalmos u an I ho

ochlos u a crowd a multitude pi

to by deon u a little child a child

he by diske es a maiden a maidservant

ho he pais by dos a boy

a girl a servant palin adverb again para

with genitive, dative and accusative nearby by beside from

of he parabole es a parable

pas pasa pan adjective all every pascho

to suffer ho pater gi patros

a father ho paulos u pole

he pentikoste es pentakost peri

with genitive and accusative about concerning periago to lead about to go about

peripateo to walk about to walk perisseuo to cause to abound

to peteinon u a fowl a bird

he petra as a rock ho

petros u pita to pinaquidion

u a tablet ho pinax a cos

a trencher plate platter pipto to fall

pisteuo to have faith to believe to believe in to put trust in

to trust to entrust passive to be believed to be entrusted with

he pistis eos faith pleion

on adjective comparative of polis more

greater he plegees es a plague

to plethos eos us a great number

a multitude pleeres es adjective full

pleiroo to fill to fulfill plecion adverb

near ho plecion a neighbor ho

plus g plos navigation to

pneuma atos breath wind spirit

poeio to do to make poeimaino to tend a flock

ho poeimein enos a herdsman a shepherd

he poemne es a flock he

polis eos a city pollakis adverb

often polis bolle pollu adjective

much great boreewo mai to go possos eon

how great how much plural how many pote

at some time once formally pu adverb

where ho pus g podos

afoot prin adverb before to

probaton o a sheep probibazo to urge on

pros with genitive, dative, and accusative to proselchomai to pray to God

prosecho to take heed ho he proselutos

o a proselite proskynio to worship prosfero

to bring to to bring to a face personal appearance

person to bring forth to prophesy ho a prophet

to ask to inquire to learn to pur

ros fire pos how end of section 27

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