κακο·λογεω (κακολογ(ε)-, κακολογη·σ-, κακολογη·σ-, -, -, -) |
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| α·γενεα·λογητος -ον | without genealogy (adj.) |
| αισχρο·λογια, -ας, η | coarse language (n.) |
| α·λογος -ον | unreasoning/speechless (adj.) [without reckoning/understanding, illogical] |
| ανα·λογια, -ας, η | proportion (n.) , analogous reasoning |
| ανα+λογιζομαι | to calculate (v.) consider, reckon, sum up |
| αν·αντι·ρρητος -ον | incontrovertible (adj.) [without anti-orating] |
| αν·αντι·ρρητως | incontrovertibly (adv.) |
| αν·απο·λογητος -ον | indefensible (adj.) |
| αντι+λεγω | to speak against (v.) |
| αντι·λογια, -ας, η | contradiction/dispute (n.) [opposing arrgument, contention] |
| απ+ειπον | to refuse (v.) [renounce, deny, disown] |
| απο·λογια, -ας, η | rebuttal (n.) [account or statement given based on reasoning, speak in defense. see apologetics] |
| α·ρρητος -ον | unspeakable (adj.) |
| βαττα·λογεω v.l. βαττο- | to babble (v.) say the same thing over and over again |
| γενεα·λογια, -ας, η | genealogy (n.) |
| δια+λεγομαι | to discuss (v.) converse, reason with, lecture, argue, speak articulately |
| δια·λεκτος, -ου, η | dialect (n.) |
| δια+λογιζομαι | to deliberate (v.) consider, ponder, reason |
| δια·λογισμος, -ου, ο | deliberation/contemplation (n.) [balancing of accounts, reasoning]; disceptatio [Lat.] = debate, dispute, division/ܦܠܓ etc... (Erasmus, Phil. 2:14 & 1Tim. 2:8); |
| δι·λογος -ον | insincere (adj.) |
| εκ+λεγομαι | to select/choose (v.) [Lit:"speak-from-out-of". hence choose/select. Usually rendered "choose"] |
| εκ·λεκτος -η -ον | chosen (adj.) chosen, selected, elected |
| εκ·λογη, -ης, η | choice (n.) |
| ελ+λογεω | to charge (v.) |
| εν+ευ·λογεω | to in-blessed (v.) The place of being blessed |
| εξ+ομο·λογεω | to confess (v.) [Middle: confess, admit, acknowledge. Active (rare): agree, consent (Lk. 22:6). From the meaning "confess" arose the sense of giving praise or thanks, with dative of the one being praised (ex: Mt. 11:25)] |
| επι+λεγω | to choose (v.) [ select/pick out, to call (by certain name)] |
| επι·λεκτος -ον [LXX] | ??? (adj.) |
| ευ·λογεω | to speak well of (v.) Lit:"good-word/message", hence speak-good/well-of, eulogize. Usually rendered "bless", but quite distinct from "makarios" (blessed/fortunate) |
| ευ·λογητος -η -ον | blessed (adj.) Lit:"good-messaged", hence eulogized/well-spoken-of, praised |
| ευ·λογια, -ας, η | praise (n.) Lit:"good-message/word", hence praise/adulation/eulogy. Often rendered "blessing" but distinct from "μακάριος"(blessed/fortunate/enviable) |
| κακο·λογεω | to bad-mouth (v.) defame, slander, libel |
| κατα+λεγω | to recount (v.) |
| κατα+ληγω [LXX] | to cease (v.) |
| κατ+ευ·λογεω | to to speak well of praise honour; to bless (v.) |
| λογεια v.l. -για, -ας, η | collection (n.) |
| λογιζομαι | to reckon (v.) /credit/account/regard/consider/impute,number,compute,reason,use-logic, as in devise/plot. |
| λογικος -η -ον | possessed of reason, intellectual (adj.) Zerwick: "of the reason (opp. mechanical); spiritual." (Rom. 12:1) and "spiritual rather than 'rational'." (I Pt. 2:2) BAGD: "spiritual not only in the sense of πνευματικός, but also in contrast to 'literal'" (I Pt. 2:2) |
| λογιον, -ου, το | utterance (n.) |
| λογιος -α -ον | eloquent (adj.) |
| λογισμος, -ου, ο | logic (n.) reasoning, calculation |
| λογος, -ου, ο | word (n.) word |
| ματαιο·λογια, -ας, η | empty/vain-talk (n.) Lit:"aimless/purposeless-saying/talking", empty-chatter. |
| ματαιο·λογος -ον | idle-talking (adj.) [vain or fruitless speech] |
| μωρο·λογια, -ας, η | moronic talk (n.) |
| ομο·λογεω | to avow (v.) Lit:"say-same", hence confess/profess/avow-similarly. Also agree/concede/admit, come-clean (slang). Usually confess/profess, although neither expresses the adverbial prefix, "homo"(same), as well as "admit". |
| ομο·λογια, -ας, η | acknowledgment (n.) contract, agreement, assent, admission, concession |
| παρα+λεγομαι | to sail/coast-along (v.) |
| παρα+λογιζομαι | to delude (v.) [reason falsely] |
| πιθανο·λογια, -ας, η | persuasive-speech (n.) [from πιθανο: persuasive, plausible] |
| πολυ·λογια, -ας, η | wordiness (n.) |
| προ+λεγω | to proclaim (v.) Also to foretell/prophesy. |
| ρημα, -ατος, το | declaration (n.) /saying/statement/utterance Often "word" but distinguished from "logos" (message) |
| ρησις, -εως, η [LXX] | saying (n.) |
| ρητωρ, -ορος, ο | orator (n.) |
| ρητως | expressly (adv.) |
| σπερμο·λογος -ον | προαγω (adj.) |
| στρατο·λογεω | to recruit (v.) |
| συλ+λεγω | to gather (v.) collect, compile, cluster, pick, raise, rake, round up |
| συλ+λογιζομαι | to conclude (v.) conclude from premisses, infer, conclude, reckon upon, compute |
| συν·εκ·λεκτος -η -ον | together,chosen (adj.) |
| Φιλο·λογος, -ου, ο | Philologos (n.) Philologos - the name of a person (lit. Lover-Of-A-Word) |
| χρηστο·λογια, -ας, η | favour-speech (n.) |
| ψευδο·λογεω [LXX] | to speak falsely (v.) |
| ψευδο·λογος -ον | false-worded/mendacious (adj.) |
| λεγω | to say (v.) say, tell, relate, narrate | Present λεγ- | Aorist ειπ- | Future ερ- | Perfect ειρη- | Imperfect ελεγ- | Passive ρηθ- ερρηθ- ερρεθ- |