Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: P
- pace
- pack
- paddan aram
- padon
- pagan
- pagiel
- pahath moab
- pain
- painful
- paint
- pair
- palace
- pale
- pallu
- palm
- palti
- paltiel
- pamphylia
- pan
- paneled
- paneling
- panels
- pangs
- panic
- pant
- paphos
- papyrus
- parable
- parade
- paradise
- parallel
- paralytic
- paralyzed
- paran
- parcel
- parched
- pardon
- parents
- parosh
- part
- partake
- partaker
- partial
- partiality
- participation
- partly
- partner
- partnership
- partridge
- party
- paseah
- pashhur
- pass
- passage
- passerby
- passion
- passover
- past
- pasture
- pastureland
- patch
- path
- pathros
- pathrusites
- patience
- patient
- patiently
- patriarch
- patrol
- pattern
- pau
- paul
- pavement
- pavilion
- paws
- pay
- payment
- peace
- peaceable
- peaceful
- peacemakers
- peacocks
- peak
- peals
- pearl
- pebble
- pedahzur
- pedaiah
- pedestal
- peeled
- peg
- pekah
- pekahiah
- pekod
- pelaiah
- pelatiah
- peleg
- pelet
- peleth
- pelethites
- pelonite
- pelusium
- pen
- penalty
- pendant
- peninnah
- penny
- pentecost
- penuel
- people
- peor
- per
- perath
- perceived
- perceiving
- perez
- perez uzzah
- perfect
- perfection
- perfectly
- perform
- perfume
- perfumer
- perga
- pergamum
- perhaps
- peril
- period
- perish
- perishable
- perizzites
- perjurer
- permanent
- permanently
- permissible
- permission
- permit
- perpetual
- perpetually
- perplexed
- persecute
- persecution
- persecutor
- perseverance
- persevere
- persia
- persian
- persist
- person
- personal
- personally
- perspective
- persuade
- persuasion
- pertains
- perverse
- perversity
- pervert
- pestilence
- petals
- peter
- pethahiah
- pethor
- petition
- pharaoh
- pharisee
- phicol
- philadelphia
- philip
- philippi
- philistia
- philistine
- philosopher
- phinehas
- phoenicia
- phrygia
- physical
- physician
- pi hahiroth
- pick
- piece
- pierce
- pig
- pigeon
- pilate
- pile
- pilgrimage
- pillage
- pillar
- pilot
- pin
- pinions
- pinnacle
- pinon
- pipes
- pirathon
- pirathonite
- pisgah
- pit
- pitch
- pitcher
- pithon
- pity
- place
- plague
- plain
- plainly
- plan
- plane
- planks
- plant
- plaster
- plate
- plateau
- platform
- platter
- play
- players
- plea
- plead
- pleasant
- please
- pleasure
- pledge
- pleiades
- plentiful
- plenty
- plot
- plow
- plowman
- plowmen
- plowshares
- pluck
- plumb
- plump
- plunder
- plunderers
- plunge
- plus
- pochereth hazzebaim
- poets
- point
- poison
- poisonous
- pole
- polish
- pollute
- pomegranate
- pomp
- pomposity
- ponder
- ponds
- pontius
- pontus
- pool
- poor
- poorest
- poplar
- population
- portent
- porters
- portico
- portion
- portrayed
- pose
- position
- possess
- possession
- possessor
- possible
- possibly
- post
- posterity
- pot
- potiphar
- potiphera
- potsherd
- potter
- pottery
- pounce
- pounding
- pounds
- pour
- poverty
- powder
- power
- powerful
- powerfully
- powerless
- practice
- praetorium
- praise
- praiseworthy
- pray
- prayer
- preach
- preacher
- precede
- precepts
- precious
- predestined
- predict
- prefects
- prefer
- pregnant
- preparation
- prepare
- prescribe
- presence
- present
- preserve
- preside
- press
- pressure
- presume
- presumptuously
- pretend
- pretense
- pretext
- prevail
- prevent
- previous
- previously
- prey
- price
- pride
- priest
- priesthood
- priestly
- prime
- prince
- princess
- principle
- prior
- prisca
- priscilla
- prison
- prisoner
- private
- privately
- prize
- problem
- procedure
- proceed
- procession
- proclaim
- proclamation
- proconsul
- produce
- products
- profane
- profess
- profit
- profitable
- profusely
- progress
- prohibit
- project
- prolong
- prominent
- promiscuity
- promiscuous
- promise
- promote
- prompted
- promptly
- pronounce
- proof
- proper
- properly
- property
- prophecy
- prophesy
- prophet
- prophetess
- proportion
- proposal
- propose
- propped
- prosper
- prosperity
- prosperous
- prostitute
- prostitution
- protect
- protection
- protector
- proud
- proudly
- prove
- proven
- proverb
- provide
- province
- provision
- provoke
- prowl
- prudence
- prudent
- prune
- psalm
- puah
- public
- publicly
- published
- publius
- pul
- pull
- punish
- punishment
- punon
- pur
- purah
- purchase
- pure
- purest
- purge
- purification
- purify
- purim
- purity
- purple
- purpose
- purse
- pursue
- pursuers
- pursuit
- push
- put
- puvah
- puzzling
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.