| ἀνα+πίπτω | to recline (v.) recline, fall back upon |
| ἀντι+πίπτω | to to fall against resist (v.) of circumstances, to be adverse; to fall in a contrary direction |
| ἀπο+πίπτω | to fall off (v.) fall off from, fail |
| γονυ·πετέω | to fall on knees (v.) |
| δια+πίπτω [LXX] | to fall away (v.) slip away, escape, fall asunder, crumble in pieces, turn out ill, be useless |
| διο·πετής -ές | fallen from heaven (adj.) From Διός πίπτω, "fallen from Zeus" |
| ἐκ+πίπτω | to fall off (v.) |
| ἐμ+πίπτω | to fall (v.) |
| ἐπι+πίπτω | to fall-upon (v.) Lit:"fall-upon". |
| κατα+πίπτω | to Fall down (v.) |
| μετα+πίπτω [LXX] | to fall differently undergo a change (v.) in mind, change one's opinion suddenly; of place, migrate, be transferred; of conditions, circumstances, etc. freq. of political changes, undergo revolution; c. gen. rei, fall from, fail of; of property, to be transferred |
| παρα+πίπτω | to fall-away (v.) Lit:"fall-from-close-beside", hence lapse, do-wrong/become-guilty, "slip-up". Traditionally rendered "transgress" or "trespass" (implying disrespect for laws, boundaries. expectations) |
| παράπτωμα, -ατος, τό | transgression/trespass (n.) Lit: "fall-from-close-beside", by extension: a slip/false-step, blunder/error/mistake/failure, infraction/transgression/trespass of/against laws/norms/boundaries/expectations), hence, crime/fault/iniquity. |
| παρ·εμ+πίπτω [LXX] | to to fall in by the way creep or steal in (v.) |
| περι+πίπτω | to encounter (v.) [beside-fall] |
| προ·πετής -ές | falling forward (adj.) |
| προ+πίπτω [LXX] | to throw oneself forward (v.) |
| προσ+πίπτω | to prostrate/fall before (v.) |
| συμ+πίπτω | to collapse (v.) Lit:"fall-together-with", hence dash-together, lay-waste, fall-inward |
| ὑπο+πίπτω [LXX] | to to fall under or down to sink in (v.) get in under or among; of accidents, happen to, befall; collapse underneath, of a substructure; of places, like ὑπόκειμαι, lie under or below; of revenue, belong, accrue to |
| πίπτω | to fall (v.) To fall, or throw oneself down. Numerous figurative uses, including to fail or be ruined. |
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