| ἀ·διά·κριτος -ον | impartial (adj.) |
| ἀ·κατά·κριτος -ον | without due process (adj.) |
| ἀ·κρίτως [LXX] | unfairly (adv.) |
| ἀνα+κρίνω | to cross-examine (v.) |
| ἀνά·κρισις, -εως, ἡ | interrogation (n.) questioning, inquisition . |
| ἀντ·απο+κρίνομαι | to rejoin (v.) |
| ἀν·υπό·κριτος -ον | unhypocritical/without affectation (adj.) without (pretense, dissembling, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity, lying, guile, subterfuge, feigning, shamming, faking, bluff, bluffing, posturing hypocrisy) |
| ἀπό·κριμα, -ατος, τό | response (n.) [= κατάκριμα: condemnation, judgement; ψήφῳ: pebble used in voting (Hesyc.)] |
| ἀπο+κρίνομαι | to answer (v.) answer charges to defend oneself, mark by a distinctive form, distinguish |
| ἀπό·κρισις, -εως, ἡ | answer (n.) |
| ἀ·σύγ·κριτος[1] -ον [EXTRA] | uncomparable (adj.) |
| Ἀσύγκριτος[2], -ου, ὁ | Asyncritus (n.) |
| αὐτο·κατά·κριτος -ον | self-condemned (adj.) |
| δια+κρίνω | to discriminate(pos) doubt(neg) (v.) Lit:"judge-from-side-to-side", hence thoroughly-discern/decide/distinguish/judge/separate, or doubt(neg). |
| διά·κρισις, -εως, ἡ | differentiation (n.) |
| δικαιο·κρισία, -ας, ἡ | just-judgement (n.) |
| ἐγ+κρίνω | to equate (v.) [reckon/regard as] |
| ἐπι+κρίνω | to to decide determine (v.) |
| κατά·κριμα, -ατος, τό | punishment (n.) fine, damage, condemnation |
| κατα+κρίνω | to condemn (v.) Lit:"judge-down", hence condemn/decree-against/sentence-guilty (after judicial process) |
| κατά·κρισις, -εως, ἡ | condemnation (n.) |
| κρίμα, -ατος, τό | judgment (n.) /decision/determination/sentence, decree, resolution. Distinct from "καταδικάζω", down-justify and "κατακρίνω", down-judge/condemn) LXX: justice, ordinances/statutes |
| κρίσις, -εως, ἡ | judgment (n.) /decision, turning point, sudden change, crisis, estimation, conceit |
| κριτήριον, -ου, τό | court (n.) [see criterion] |
| κριτής, -οῦ, ὁ | judge (n.) [see critic] |
| πρό·κριμα, -ατος, τό | prejudgement (n.) |
| συγ+κρίνω | to compare (v.) interpret/ compare; LXX use 9/10x for interpretation of dreams NT use is comparison of spiritual matters by The Holy Spirit and The Word of God (1Cor 2:13. 2 Cor 10:32) συγκρισις is used in combination with διασαφησις in Dan 2:5 &6 and Gen 40:8 for |
| συν·υπο+κρίνομαι | to be-hypocritical-with (v.) Lit:"under-judging-together-with", hence, pretend-with, be-under-pretense-with, be-hypocritical-with" (+Dat) |
| ὑπο+κρίνομαι | to hypocrite (v.) |
| ὑπό·κρισις, -εως, ἡ | hypocrisy (n.) υποκρισις means a pretense outwardly of what one is not inwardly or something done to be seen by men, rather than God. The term originated in the Greek theater, where it came to mean "acting in a play," hence "pretending to be what one is |
| ὑπο·κριτής, -οῦ, ὁ | hypocrite (n.) dissembler; detractor, delator (informer); certator [αγωνισται=οι ὑποκριται (Hesyc.)]; |
| κρίνω | to judge (v.) /decide, assess/determine, discriminate/separate. Also LXX: contend, avenge/vindicate, decree. |
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