Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: D
- daberath
- dagger
- dagon
- daily
- damage
- damascus
- dan
- dance
- danger
- dangerous
- daniel
- danites
- dare
- darics
- darius
- dark
- dark colored
- darken
- darkest
- darkness
- darkon
- darling
- dart
- dash
- date
- dathan
- daughter
- daughter in law
- daughters in law
- david
- dawn
- day
- daybreak
- daylight
- daytime
- dazzling
- deacon
- dead
- deadly
- deaf
- deal
- dealt
- dear
- death
- debate
- debauchery
- debir
- deborah
- debt
- debtor
- decapolis
- decay
- deceased
- deceit
- deceitful
- deceitfully
- deceitfulness
- deceive
- deceiver
- deception
- deceptive
- deceptively
- decide
- decision
- deck
- declare
- decline
- decorate
- decrease
- decree
- dedan
- dedicate
- dedication
- deed
- deep
- deeper
- deepest
- deeply
- deer
- defamed
- defeat
- defect
- defend
- defender
- defense
- defiantly
- defile
- deformed
- defraud
- defy
- degraded
- dejected
- delaiah
- delay
- delegation
- deliberated
- deliberately
- delicacy
- delicate
- delight
- delightful
- delilah
- deliver
- deliverance
- deliverer
- delusion
- demand
- demas
- demetrius
- demise
- demolish
- demon
- demon possessed
- demonic
- demonstrate
- den
- denarii
- denarius
- denounce
- dense
- densest
- deny
- depart
- departure
- depend
- dependent
- deploy
- deposed
- deposit
- depraved
- depravity
- deprive
- depth
- deputy
- derbe
- deride
- derision
- derive
- descend
- descendant
- descent
- describe
- desecrate
- desert
- deserters
- deserve
- design
- designate
- designer
- desirable
- desire
- desolate
- desolation
- despair
- despise
- despite
- destine
- destiny
- destitute
- destitution
- destroy
- destroyer
- destruction
- destructive
- detail
- determine
- detest
- detestable
- deuel
- devastate
- devastation
- develops
- devices
- devil
- devious
- devise
- devoid
- devote
- devotion
- devour
- devout
- dew
- diadem
- diamond
- dibon
- dibon gad
- dictation
- didn t
- didymus
- die
- difference
- different
- differing
- difficult
- difficulty
- dig
- dignified
- dignitary
- dignity
- diklah
- diligence
- diligent
- diligently
- dim
- dimensions
- diminish
- dimon
- dinah
- dine
- dinhabah
- dinner
- dip
- dire
- direct
- direction
- directive
- directly
- director
- dirge
- dirt
- disabled
- disappear
- disappoint
- disapprove
- disarm
- disaster
- disbelief
- discard
- discern
- discernment
- discharge
- disciple
- discipline
- disclose
- discontented
- discord
- discourage
- discourse
- discover
- discredit
- discretion
- discuss
- discussion
- disease
- disfigure
- disgrace
- disgraceful
- disguise
- disgust
- dish
- dishan
- disheartened
- dishon
- dishonest
- dishonor
- dishonorable
- disloyal
- dismantled
- dismay
- dismiss
- disobedience
- disobedient
- disobey
- disorder
- dispatch
- disperse
- display
- displease
- disposal
- dispossess
- dispute
- disqualify
- disregard
- dissension
- dissolved
- dissuade
- distance
- distant
- distinction
- distinguish
- distort
- distraught
- distress
- distribute
- distribution
- district
- disturb
- divert
- divide
- divination
- divine
- diviner
- division
- divorce
- doctor
- doctrine
- document
- dodo
- doe
- doeg
- doer
- doesn t
- dog
- doing
- dominion
- don t
- done
- donkey
- doom
- door
- doorframe
- doorkeeper
- doorpost
- doorway
- dophkah
- dor
- dorcas
- dothan
- double
- double edged
- double minded
- doubt
- dough
- dove
- downcast
- downfall
- downpour
- downward
- dowry
- drachmas
- drag
- dragnet
- dragon
- drain
- draw
- drawn
- dread
- dreadful
- dream
- dreamer
- dregs
- drench
- dress
- drew
- drift
- drink
- drip
- drive
- driven
- driver
- drop
- dross
- drought
- drove
- drowned
- drunkard
- drunkenness
- dry
- due
- dug
- dull
- dumah
- dump
- dung
- dungeon
- duration
- dusk
- dust
- duty
- dwell
- dweller
- dyed
- dying
- dynasty
Scripture text and translation counts: Berean Standard Bible. Short definition: Dodson Greek Lexicon (2010, public domain). Full entry: G. Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament (1922, public domain). Strong’s Greek Dictionary (1890) in the edition by Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen (CC0). These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.