Babel

Root Words

intensive prefix(Old English)

great, mighty(Ancient Egyptian)

father(Biblical Hebrew)

away from, off(Latin)

to, toward, at(Latin)

ground, earth, soil(Biblical Hebrew)

to worship, to burn in sacrifice(Latin)

charitable giving, alms(Old English)

to lead, draw, gather(Ancient Greek)

divine love, charity(Ancient Greek)

to love(Biblical Hebrew)

to grow, nourish(Proto-Indo-European)

age(Old English)

praise ye the Lord(Latin)

high, deep, noble(Latin)

to be firm, trustworthy, faithful(Biblical Hebrew)

so be it, truly(Ecclesiastical Latin)

truly, verily(Ancient Greek)

action or state suffix from Latin -antia(Old French)

against, in front of(Old English)

poor, afflicted(Aramaic)

against, opposed to, opposite(Ancient Greek)

name of ancient city(Hittite)

off, away from(Ancient Greek)

heel, to follow upon the heels, to supplant(Biblical Hebrew)

chest, box, coffer(Latin)

to hold, contain, guard(Proto-Indo-European)

to add, increase(Biblical Hebrew)

to exercise, to train(Ancient Greek)

monk, hermit, one who practices(Ancient Greek)

rigorous, disciplined(Ancient Greek)

at, to, towards(Middle English)

forms nouns of action(Latin)

to increase, originate, promote(Latin)

to baptize(Old French)

to baptize, immerse(Ancient Greek)

to dip, immerse(Ancient Greek)

to bless, kneel(Biblical Hebrew)

intensifying prefix, about, around(Old English)

well, good(Latin)

covenant, alliance(Biblical Hebrew)

house, place(Aramaic)

to shine(Proto-Indo-European)

to speak(Proto-Indo-European)

to trust, confide, persuade(Proto-Indo-European)

to carry, to bear(Proto-Indo-European)

to consecrate, make holy(Old English)

blood(Old English)

a throw, casting(Ancient Greek)

bald, skull(Latin)

according to rule(Latin)

to take, seize(Latin)

to go, yield, withdraw(Latin)

hundred(Classical Latin)

of or pertaining to citizens(Latin)

to know, recognize(Old English)

with, together(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

together, with(Latin)

to herd together, collect in a flock(Latin)

to make, bring forth, produce(Latin)

created, brought forth(Latin)

cross, tree used for execution(Latin)

to hang down, to languish(Biblical Hebrew)

blood(Biblical Hebrew)

Damascus(Biblical Hebrew)

death(Proto-Germanic)

beloved friend(Biblical Hebrew)

down, away from(Latin)

to be firm, solid, steadfast(Proto-Indo-European)

to set, put, place, make(Proto-Indo-European)

to dare, be bold(Proto-Indo-European)

to die, become senseless(Proto-Indo-European)

to say, pronounce, declare(Latin)

speaking, utterance(Latin)

Damascus(Arabic)

apart, away(Latin)

of or belonging to a deity(Latin)

state, condition, domain(Old English)

house, household, master of the house(Latin)

beloved(Biblical Hebrew)

to shine, sky, heaven, god(Proto-Indo-European)

god, deity(Biblical Hebrew)

pity, mercy, charity(Ancient Greek)

to take, buy(Latin)

to interpret, explain(Old French)

ground, soil, earth(Old English)

overseer, watcher(Ancient Greek)

upon, on, over(Ancient Greek)

earth, ground(Proto-Indo-European)

earth, soil(Germanic)

to be(Proto-Indo-European)

spirit, soul(Old French)

good, well(Ancient Greek)

out, away from(Ancient Greek)

out, forth, from(Latin)

to raise up, elevate(Latin)

to make, do, perform(Latin)

to fall down(Proto-Germanic)

that which is spoken, destiny(Latin)

faith, belief, trust(Old French)

companion, partner(Middle English)

to bear, carry(Latin)

to make, to do(Latin)

faith, trust, confidence, reliance(Latin)

to fix, fasten, attach(Latin)

away, opposite, completely(Old English)

to pour, melt, cast, spread(Latin)

to be great, to grow(Biblical Hebrew)

to roll(Biblical Hebrew)

circle, district, region(Biblical Hebrew)

wine press, oil press(Biblical Hebrew)

to give birth, beget(Proto-Indo-European)

origin, source, beginning(Ancient Greek)

to give birth, beget(Proto-Indo-European)

clan, tribe, family, people(Latin)

of or belonging to the same people or nation(Latin)

mighty warrior, champion(Biblical Hebrew)

to give, present(Old English)

glory, fame, renown, praise(Latin)

to know, recognize(Proto-Indo-European)

good(Old English)

favor, esteem, thanks(Latin)

pleasing, agreeable(Latin)

flock, herd(Latin)

skull(Biblical Hebrew)

to throw, reach(Proto-Indo-European)

to favor, welcome(Proto-Indo-European)

holy, bringing health(Proto-Germanic)

concealed place, netherworld(Proto-Germanic)

to praise, to boast(Biblical Hebrew)

warm spring, hot spring(Biblical Hebrew)

to be gracious, to favor(Biblical Hebrew)

to be strong, strengthen(Biblical Hebrew)

breath, vanity(Biblical Hebrew)

seat, sitting(Ancient Greek)

heaven, sky, firmament(Old English)

heart, soul, spirit, will, desire; courage; mind, intellect(Old English)

Herod (name)(Latin)

hero, warrior(Ancient Greek)

heart(Proto-Germanic)

mercy, grace(Aramaic)

heaven, sky(Proto-Germanic)

way, path, road, journey(Ancient Greek)

to grasp, keep, observe(Old English)

honor, reputation, dignity(Latin)

to leap, to spring forward with expectation(Proto-Germanic)

to hope, to expect with desire(Proto-Germanic)

save, rescue(Biblical Hebrew)

song of praise(Latin)

under, below(Ancient Greek)

processional song(Ancient Greek)

image, phantom, idol(Latin)

Jesus(Ancient Greek)

between, among(Latin)

agent, broker, interpreter(Latin)

to explain, expound, understand(Latin)

to smear on, anoint(Latin)

jubilee(Ancient Greek)

suffix forming abstract nouns of action, condition, or state(Latin)

of the jubilee(Late Latin)

law, right, justice(Latin)

to make, to render(Late Latin)

to enjoy, take pleasure in(Old French)

whole, uninjured, of good omen(Proto-Indo-European)

reed(Ancient Greek)

measuring rod, standard(Ancient Greek)

point, peak(Pre-Greek Pelasgian)

to cover, conceal, save(Proto-Indo-European)

to cover(Proto-Indo-European)

rock, stone(Aramaic)

to grow, bring forth(Proto-Indo-European)

heart, middle(Proto-Indo-European)

angelic being, guardian(Biblical Hebrew)

village, settlement(Biblical Hebrew)

grace, favor, gratitude(Ancient Greek)

angelic being(Ancient Greek)

to anoint(Ancient Greek)

ordinal suffix forming numbers(Ancient Greek)

to judge, decide(Ancient Greek)

to come, arrive(Proto-Indo-European)

night, dark(Biblical Hebrew)

state, quality, action(Middle English)

to collect, gather(Proto-Indo-European)

to care, desire, love(Proto-Indo-European)

joined, attached(Biblical Hebrew)

sea monster(Latin)

descendant of Levi(Latin)

to set free, liberate(Latin)

in a manner of, like(Old English)

sea monster, dragon(Biblical Hebrew)

to twist, to coil(Biblical Hebrew)

love, affection(Proto-Germanic)

love, affection, friendship(Old English)

greatness, dignity, sovereignty(Latin)

to command, order(Latin)

Latin form of Hebrew Miryam(Latin)

marriage, dowry(Old French)

to wed, marry, give in marriage(Latin)

to draw out(Biblical Hebrew)

comparison, proverb(Biblical Hebrew)

anointed one(Biblical Hebrew)

to confound, confuse(Old English)

great, large(Proto-Indo-European)

small, less(Proto-Indo-European)

result, means(Latin)

wages, reward, price paid(Latin)

reward, gift, kindness, grace(Old French)

wares, merchandise(Latin)

anointed one(Aramaic)

anointed one(Ancient Greek)

tower, elevated place(Biblical Hebrew)

less, smaller, inferior(Latin)

wonderful, amazing(Latin)

beloved, wished-for child; rebellion(Biblical Hebrew)

born of, son(Biblical Hebrew)

many, much, numerous(Latin)

duty, obligation, service(Latin)

please, now(Biblical Hebrew)

spokesman, speaker(Biblical Hebrew)

comfort, consolation(Biblical Hebrew)

born, native(Latin)

to watch, guard, keep(Biblical Hebrew)

state or quality of being(Old English)

state or quality of being(Old English)

branch, shoot(Biblical Hebrew)

victory(Ancient Greek)

fish house, possibly referring to a goddess(Akkadian)

place suffix(Pre-Greek Pelasgian)

support, stand(Ancient Greek)

sign, token, portent(Latin)

one, single, united(Middle English)

to pronounce a ritual formula(Proto-Indo-European)

temple, house of prayer, oracle(Old French)

divine announcement, place of prophecy(Latin)

to speak, pray, plead(Latin)

cry of praise(Medieval Latin)

to ransom, redeem(Biblical Hebrew)

to fasten, fix(Proto-Indo-European)

peace, reconciliation, silence(Old French)

beside, alongside(Ancient Greek)

enclosed park, pleasure ground(Ancient Greek)

to separate, divide(Biblical Hebrew)

enclosure, park(Proto-Iranian)

few, little(Proto-Indo-European)

small, little(Classical Latin)

peace, treaty, agreement, tranquility(Latin)

freedom from strife, tranquility(Middle English)

pilgrim, crusader(Old French)

foreign invader, sea people(Biblical Hebrew)

five(Ancient Greek)

to traffic in, sell, exchange(Proto-Indo-European)

foreigner, stranger, traveler(Latin)

separated one(Aramaic)

rock, stone(Ancient Greek)

to speak, declare(Ancient Greek)

non-Greek, foreigner(Ancient Greek)

loving, fond of(Ancient Greek)

javelin, heavy throwing spear(Latin)

punishment, penalty(Latin)

to fall, to fail(Proto-Indo-European)

Roman family name(Latin)

people, nation(Latin)

house, palace(Ancient Egyptian)

to prize, value(Late Latin)

price, value, worth(Latin)

before, forward(Ancient Greek)

forward, forth, before(Latin)

to pluck, play a stringed instrument(Ancient Greek)

song sung to harp music(Ancient Greek)

people, population(Old French)

reed, cane(Biblical Hebrew)

craftsman, smith(Biblical Hebrew)

offering, oblation(Biblical Hebrew)

multitude, exalted(Biblical Hebrew)

master, great one(Biblical Hebrew)

to be great or numerous(Biblical Hebrew)

again, back(Latin)

fragrant(Biblical Hebrew)

real, actual, genuine(Late Latin)

property, possession; real existence(Medieval Latin)

back, again(Latin)

to rise again, appear again(Latin)

disclosure, revelation(Old French)

to unveil, uncover, disclose(Latin)

straight, correct, just(Old English)

seventh day of rest(Ancient Greek)

day of rest(Ecclesiastical Latin)

pit, corruption, grave(Biblical Hebrew)

coming from or belonging to the sea(Proto-Germanic)

to make sacred(Latin)

to dispute, fight against(Old English)

to save, to protect(Latin)

to save, preserve(Latin)

holy, sacred, consecrated(Latin)

to burn, burning one(Biblical Hebrew)

spiritual and emotional essence(Old English)

to ask, inquire, go deep(Biblical Hebrew)

to climb, mount, rise(Latin)

state or condition of being(Old English)

to line up, bind(Proto-Indo-European)

burning ones, celestial beings(Latin)

discourse, conversation(Latin)

religious discourse(Old French)

to cease, rest(Biblical Hebrew)

peace, completeness(Biblical Hebrew)

to guard, watch, preserve(Biblical Hebrew)

peaceful one(Biblical Hebrew)

oil(Biblical Hebrew)

name of the original owner of the hill(Biblical Hebrew)

state, condition, quality(Old English)

small sign, mark, seal(Latin)

mark, token, sign, indication(Latin)

moon deity(Sumerian)

star(Old Persian)

to smile, express wonder(Proto-Indo-European)

to remember, be mindful, care(Proto-Indo-European)

to be true, guilty(Proto-Germanic)

wisdom, knowledge(Ancient Greek)

suffix denoting place names(Ancient Greek)

savior, deliverer(Ancient Greek)

soul, spirit, life force(Middle English)

to blow(Proto-Indo-European)

to observe, to look at(Proto-Indo-European)

story, message(Old English)

breath, breathing; spirit, soul(Latin)

to stand(Ancient Greek)

to send, place(Ancient Greek)

to send, place(Ancient Greek)

star(Proto-Indo-European)

to bear, undergo, endure(Latin)

rock, stone(Proto-Semitic)

to rise, get up(Latin)

affirmation, oath(Old English)

with, together(Ancient Greek)

hut, booth, shed(Latin)

small hut, tent(Latin)

suffix forming abstract nouns denoting a state or quality(Latin)

ark, chest(Biblical Hebrew)

sacred precinct, temple area(Ancient Greek)

moderation, sobriety, self-control(Latin)

to moderate, mix in due proportion(Latin)

consecrated space, sacred building(Latin)

to handle, test, try(Latin)

region in northern Greece(Ancient Greek)

three, triple(Ancient Greek)

verbal adjective suffix(Ancient Greek)

three(Proto-Indo-European)

faith, faithfulness, loyalty, truth(Old English)

trinity, threeness(Old French)

threefold, triple(Latin)

to be right, just(Biblical Hebrew)

rock, fortress(Phoenician)

suffix forming abstract nouns indicating state or condition(Latin)

dry land, desert(Biblical Hebrew)

fortress, castle(Biblical Hebrew)

to smear, anoint(Latin)

to see, to observe(Latin)

true, truthful(Old English)

lion-man, warrior(Lydian)

water(Proto-Germanic)

water, wet(Proto-Indo-European)

to see, to know(Proto-Indo-European)

to cover, enclose(Proto-Indo-European)

world, age of man(Old English)

worth, worthy, honorable(Old English)

to turn, bend(Proto-Indo-European)

man(Old English)

to see, to know(Proto-Indo-European)

wizard, sorcerer(Old English)

morally bad, wicked(Middle English)

manner, way, state(Old English)

wise, learned(Old English)

to know, knowledge(Old English)

marvel, miracle, wonder(Old English)

wonder, marvel(Proto-West Germanic)

to seek, request, desire(Proto-Indo-European)

he (prefix)(Biblical Hebrew)

shortened form of YHWH(Biblical Hebrew)

moon, month(Biblical Hebrew)

salvation, to save(Biblical Hebrew)

YHWH, divine name(Biblical Hebrew)

ram's horn, trumpet(Biblical Hebrew)

to slaughter for offering(Biblical Hebrew)

personal name meaning righteous(Biblical Hebrew)

zeal, jealousy, fervor(Ancient Greek)

zeal, jealousy, fervor(Ancient Greek)

zeal, jealousy(Late Latin)

destruction, ruin, abyss(Biblical Hebrew)

from, away from(Ancient Greek)

form, shape, figure(Ancient Greek)

to come, to go(Ancient Greek)

to cover, conceal(Ancient Greek)

witness, testimony(Ancient Greek)

to make one swear, to bind by oath(Ancient Greek)

oath(Ancient Greek)

towards, to(Ancient Greek)

song of praise(Ancient Greek)

to show, to appear(Ancient Greek)

house, dwelling place, temple(Biblical Hebrew)

bread, food, grain(Biblical Hebrew)