Babel

Root WordsAncient Greek

to lead, draw, gather(Ancient Greek)

divine love, charity(Ancient Greek)

truly, verily(Ancient Greek)

against, opposed to, opposite(Ancient Greek)

off, away from(Ancient Greek)

to exercise, to train(Ancient Greek)

monk, hermit, one who practices(Ancient Greek)

rigorous, disciplined(Ancient Greek)

to baptize, immerse(Ancient Greek)

to dip, immerse(Ancient Greek)

a throw, casting(Ancient Greek)

pity, mercy, charity(Ancient Greek)

overseer, watcher(Ancient Greek)

upon, on, over(Ancient Greek)

good, well(Ancient Greek)

out, away from(Ancient Greek)

origin, source, beginning(Ancient Greek)

seat, sitting(Ancient Greek)

hero, warrior(Ancient Greek)

way, path, road, journey(Ancient Greek)

under, below(Ancient Greek)

processional song(Ancient Greek)

Jesus(Ancient Greek)

jubilee(Ancient Greek)

reed(Ancient Greek)

measuring rod, standard(Ancient Greek)

grace, favor, gratitude(Ancient Greek)

angelic being(Ancient Greek)

to anoint(Ancient Greek)

ordinal suffix forming numbers(Ancient Greek)

to judge, decide(Ancient Greek)

anointed one(Ancient Greek)

victory(Ancient Greek)

support, stand(Ancient Greek)

beside, alongside(Ancient Greek)

enclosed park, pleasure ground(Ancient Greek)

five(Ancient Greek)

rock, stone(Ancient Greek)

to speak, declare(Ancient Greek)

non-Greek, foreigner(Ancient Greek)

loving, fond of(Ancient Greek)

before, forward(Ancient Greek)

to pluck, play a stringed instrument(Ancient Greek)

song sung to harp music(Ancient Greek)

seventh day of rest(Ancient Greek)

wisdom, knowledge(Ancient Greek)

suffix denoting place names(Ancient Greek)

savior, deliverer(Ancient Greek)

to stand(Ancient Greek)

to send, place(Ancient Greek)

to send, place(Ancient Greek)

with, together(Ancient Greek)

sacred precinct, temple area(Ancient Greek)

region in northern Greece(Ancient Greek)

three, triple(Ancient Greek)

verbal adjective suffix(Ancient Greek)

zeal, jealousy, fervor(Ancient Greek)

zeal, jealousy, fervor(Ancient Greek)

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)