Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: O
- oak
- oars
- oarsmen
- oath
- obadiah
- obal
- obed
- obed edom
- obedience
- obedient
- obey
- object
- obligate
- obligation
- oblivion
- oblivious
- oboth
- obscure
- observe
- obstacle
- obstinate
- obstructed
- obtain
- obvious
- occasion
- occupation
- occupy
- occur
- ocean
- ocran
- oded
- odor
- offend
- offense
- offensive
- offer
- office
- officer
- official
- offspring
- often
- og
- ohad
- oholah
- oholiab
- oholibah
- oholibamah
- oil
- old
- older
- oldest
- olive
- omar
- omega
- omen
- omer
- omri
- onam
- onan
- once
- one
- onesimus
- onesiphorus
- ono
- onto
- onward
- onyx
- open
- openly
- ophir
- ophrah
- opinion
- opponent
- opportunity
- oppose
- opposite
- opposition
- oppress
- oppression
- oppressive
- oppressor
- oracle
- orchard
- ordain
- order
- orderly
- ordinance
- ordinary
- ordination
- ore
- oreb
- orgies
- origin
- original
- orion
- ornament
- ornan
- orpah
- orphan
- osprey
- ostrich
- other
- otherwise
- othniel
- ought
- ours
- outbreak
- outcast
- outcome
- outcry
- outdoor
- outer
- outlaw
- outlived
- outlying
- outnumber
- outpost
- outpoured
- outrage
- outran
- outside
- outsider
- outskirts
- outstanding
- outstretched
- outward
- outwardly
- outweigh
- outwit
- oven
- overcame
- overcome
- overflow
- overgrown
- overhead
- overheard
- overjoyed
- overlaid
- overlay
- overlook
- overnight
- overpower
- overrun
- oversee
- overseer
- overshadow
- oversight
- overspread
- overtake
- overtaken
- overthrew
- overthrow
- overthrown
- overtook
- overturn
- overwhelm
- owe
- owl
- owned
- owner
- owns
- ox
- oxgoad
- ozem
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 These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.