Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: U
- ugly
- ulai
- ulam
- unable
- unaffected
- unafraid
- unanswered
- unashamed
- unauthorized
- unaware
- unbelief
- unbeliever
- unbelieving
- unblemished
- unceasing
- unchangeable
- unchanged
- uncircumcised
- uncircumcision
- uncle
- unclean
- uncleanness
- uncover
- uncut
- undefiled
- underfoot
- undergarments
- undergo
- undermine
- underneath
- understand
- undertaken
- undisciplined
- undivided
- unease
- unequal
- unfading
- unfaithful
- unfaithfully
- unfaithfulness
- unfamiliar
- unfit
- unfruitful
- ungodliness
- ungodly
- ungrateful
- unharmed
- uninformed
- uninhabited
- uninstructed
- unintentional
- unintentionally
- union
- unique
- unison
- unit
- unite
- unity
- universe
- unjust
- unjustly
- unknown
- unlawful
- unleash
- unleavened
- unless
- unlike
- unload
- unloved
- unmarried
- unni
- unoccupied
- unplowed
- unprecedented
- unproductive
- unpunished
- unquenchable
- unreasonable
- unrelenting
- unrighteous
- unrighteousness
- unripe
- unsatisfied
- unsearchable
- unseen
- unshakable
- unsheathed
- unshrunk
- unskilled
- unspiritual
- unstable
- unsuspecting
- untended
- untie
- untying
- unwalled
- unwashed
- unwilling
- unwise
- unworthy
- uphaz
- upheld
- uphold
- uplifted
- upper
- upraised
- upright
- uprightly
- uprightness
- uproar
- uproot
- upset
- upside
- upstairs
- upward
- ur
- urge
- urgent
- urgently
- uri
- uriah
- uriel
- urim
- urine
- use
- useful
- useless
- using
- usual
- usury
- utensil
- uthai
- utmost
- utter
- utterance
- utterly
- uz
- uzal
- uzza
- uzzah
- uzzi
- uzziah
- uzziel
- uzzielites
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 These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.