All Greek II Vocab

Question 1

ἀκολουθέω

Answer 1

I follow, accompany

Question 2

διδάσκω

Answer 2

I teach

Question 3

ἐπερωτάω

Answer 3

I ask (for), question, demand of

Question 4

ἐρωτάω

Answer 4

I ask (for), request, entreat

Question 5

θέλω

Answer 5

I will, wish, desire, enjoy

Question 6

περιπατέω

Answer 6

I walk (around), live

Question 7

συναγωγή

Answer 7

synagogue, meeting

Question 8

Φαρισαῖος

Answer 8

Pharisee

Question 9

χρόνος

Answer 9

time

Question 10

ἀποθνῄσκω

Answer 10

I die

Question 11

ἄρτος

Answer 11

bread, loaf, food

Question 12

βάλλω

Answer 12

I throw, put

Question 13

γῆ

Answer 13

earth, land, region, humanity

Question 14

γίνομαι

Answer 14

I become, am, exist; am born, am created; happen

Question 15

εἰσέρχομαι

Answer 15

I go in(to), come in(to), enter

Question 16

ἐξέρχομαι

Answer 16

I go out, I come out

Question 17

ἔτι

Answer 17

still, yet, even

Question 18

εὑρίσκω

Answer 18

I find

Question 19

λαμβάνω

Answer 19

I take, receive

Question 20

οὔτε

Answer 20

and not, neither, nor

Question 21

προσέρχομαι

Answer 21

I come, go to

Question 22

προσεύχομαι

Answer 22

I pray

Question 23

πῦρ

Answer 23

fire

Cognates: A pyromaniac is a person who has a compulsive desire to start destructive fires.

Question 24

ἀπέρχομαι

Answer 24

I depart, go away

Question 25

ἄρχομαι

Answer 25

I begin

Question 26

γράφω

Answer 26

I write

Question 27

διό

Answer 27

therefore, for this reason

Question 28

δοξάζω

Answer 28

I glorify, praise, honor

Question 29

δύναμις

Answer 29

power, miracle

Question 30

κηρύσσω

Answer 30

I proclaim, preach

Question 31

πίνω

Answer 31

I drink

Question 32

ἄγω

Answer 32

I lead, bring, arrest

Question 33

αἷμα

Answer 33

blood

Cognates: Hematology is the study of blood.

Question 34

ἕκαστος

Answer 34

each, every

Question 35

ἱμάτιον

Answer 35

garment

Question 36

ὄρος

Answer 36

mountain, hill

Question 37

ὑπάγω

Answer 37

I depart

Question 38

φοβέομαι

Answer 38

I fear

Question 39

χαίρω

Answer 39

I rejoice

Question 40

αἰτέω

Answer 40

I ask, demand

Question 41

μᾶλλον

Answer 41

more, rather

Question 42

μαρτυρέω

Answer 42

I bear witness, testify

Question 43

ἀναβαίνω

Answer 43

I go up, come up

Question 44

ἀρχιερεύς

Answer 44

chief priest, high priest

Question 45

δεξιός

Answer 45

right (direction)
Notes:
You will usually have to add a word to your translation of this word. Context will tell you what it should be. Normally it will be “hand” or “side.” It is related to the Latin word “dextra” that gave rise to the English adjective “dextral,” which means “right-handed.”

Question 46

δύο

Answer 46

two

Question 47

ἕτερος

Answer 47

other, another, different

Question 48

εὐαγγελίζω

Answer 48

I bring good news, preach

Question 49

θεωρέω

Answer 49

I look at, behold

Question 50

Ἱεροσόλυμα

Answer 50

Jerusalem

Question 51

κάθημαι

Answer 51

I sit (down), live

Question 52

καταβαίνω

Answer 52

I go down, come down

Question 53

οὗ

Answer 53

where

Question 54

παρακαλέω

Answer 54

I call, urge, exhort, comfort

Question 55

πείθω

Answer 55

I persuade

Question 56

τρεῖς

Answer 56

three

Question 57

ἀσπάζομαι

Answer 57

I greet, salute

Question 58

γραμματεύς

Answer 58

scribe

Question 59

ἐφή

Answer 59

he/she/it was saying;

he/she/it said

Question 60

ἱερόν

Answer 60

temple

Question 61

κράζω

Answer 61

I cry out, call out

Question 62

οὐχί

Answer 62

not

Question 63

παιδίον

Answer 63

child, infant
(Congnates:
The combining form pedo is also common, as in pedobaptism)

Question 64

σπείρω

Answer 64

I sow

Question 65

δέχομαι

Answer 65

I take, receive

Question 66

δοκέω

Answer 66

I think, seem

Question 67

ἐσθίω

Answer 67

I eat

Question 68

πέμπω

Answer 68

I send

Question 69

φέρω

Answer 69

I carry, bear, lead
(Cognates:
Christopher means bearing Christ.)

Question 70

μηδέ

Answer 70

but not, nor, not even

Question 71

πρεσβύτερος

Answer 71

elder

(Congnates: Presbytery, Presbyterian)
Notes:
The word can be used adjectivally to describe an older person, or as a noun to describe an official in the church.

Question 72

λίθος

Answer 72

stone

(Cognates:
Lithography is a printing method that originally used a flat stone but now uses metal.)

Question 73

τοιοῦτος

Answer 73

such, of such a kind

Question 74

δίκαιος

Answer 74

right, just, righteous

Question 75

μέλλω

Answer 75

I am about to

Question 76

ἀπόλλυμι

Answer 76

active: I destroy, kill;
middle: I perish, die

Question 77

ἀπολύω

Answer 77

I release

Question 78

εἴτε

Answer 78

if, whether

Question 79

δίδωμι

Answer 79

I give (out), entrust, give back, put

Question 80

ἔθνος

Answer 80

sg: nation;
pl: Gentiles

(Cognates: Ethnic)

Question 81

λοιπός

Answer 81

adj: remaining;
noun: (the) rest;
adverb: for the rest

Question 82

Μωϋσῆς

Answer 82

Moses

Question 83

παραδίδωμι

Answer 83

I entrust, hand over, betray

Question 84

πίπτω

Answer 84

I fall

Question 85

ὑπάρχω

Answer 85

I am, exist

Question 86

ἁγιάζω

Answer 86

I consecrate, sanctify

Question 87

ἁμαρτάνω

Answer 87

I sin

Question 88

ἁμαρτωλός

Answer 88

sinful; noun: sinner

Question 89

ἀνάστασις

Answer 89

resurrection

Question 90

ἀπαγγέλλω

Answer 90

I report, tell

Question 91

διακονέω

Answer 91

I serve

Question 92

διακονία

Answer 92

service

Question 93

δικαιόω

Answer 93

I justify, vindicate

Question 94

θλῖψις

Answer 94

Affliction, tribulation

Question 95

ἱλαστήριον

Answer 95

propitiation, expiation, place of propitiation

Question 96

σταυρόω

Answer 96

I crucify

Question 97

σωτήρ

Answer 97

savior, deliverer

Question 98

σωτηρία

Answer 98

salvation, deliverance

Question 99

φόβος

Answer 99

fear, reverence

Question 100

ἀνίστημι

Answer 100

intrans: I rise, get up;
trans: I raise

Question 101

ἀνοίγω

Answer 101

I open

Question 102

ἀφίημι

Answer 102

I let go, leave, permit, forgive

Question 103

δείκνυμι

Answer 103

I show, explain

Question 104

ἴδιος

Answer 104

one’s own (e.g., people, home)

Question 105

ἵστημι

Answer 105

trans: I stand;
intrans: I cause to stand

Question 106

μέσος

Answer 106

middle, in the midst

(Cognates:
Meso is a combining form that when added to another word carries the meaning of “middle,” such as mesomorphic (the state between liquid and crystalline), mesoplast (the nucleus of a cell), and Mesozoic (the age between the Paleozoic and Cenozoic ages).)

Question 107

τίθημι

Answer 107

I put, place

Question 108

φημί

Answer 108

I say, affirm