Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: W
- wadi
- wafer
- wag
- wage
- wagons
- wail
- waist
- waistband
- wait
- wake
- walk
- walkway
- wall
- wallow
- wander
- wanderer
- wane
- want
- war
- ward
- warden
- wardrobe
- warfare
- warm
- warn
- warrior
- wash
- washbasin
- wasn t
- waste
- wasteland
- watch
- watcher
- watchful
- watchman
- watchmen
- watchtower
- water
- waterless
- watery
- wave
- waver
- wax
- way
- weak
- weakened
- weaker
- weakest
- weakness
- wealth
- wealthy
- weaned
- weapon
- wear
- weary
- weave
- weaver
- web
- wedding
- weed
- week
- weep
- weigh
- weight
- welcome
- welfare
- well
- well being
- well doing
- well fed
- well kneaded
- well pleasing
- well watered
- west
- western
- westward
- wet
- whatever
- wheat
- wheel
- wheelwork
- whenever
- whereas
- wherever
- whichever
- whip
- whirl
- whirlwind
- whisper
- whistle
- white
- whiter
- whitewash
- whoever
- whole
- wholehearted
- wholeheartedly
- wholesome
- wholly
- wick
- wickedly
- wickedness
- wide
- widely
- widow
- widowhood
- width
- wielded
- wielding
- wields
- wife
- wild
- wilderness
- willfully
- willing
- willingly
- willow
- wilt
- win
- wind
- windblown
- window
- windstorm
- wine
- winepress
- wineskin
- wing
- wingspan
- wink
- winnow
- winter
- wipe
- wisdom
- wise
- wisely
- wiser
- wish
- witchcraft
- withdraw
- withdrawn
- withdrew
- wither
- withheld
- withhold
- within
- without
- withstand
- witness
- woe
- woke
- wolf
- woman
- womb
- won t
- wonder
- wonderful
- wondrous
- wood
- woodcutter
- wooden
- wool
- word
- wore
- work
- worker
- workman
- workmanship
- workmen
- world
- worldly
- worm
- wormwood
- worn
- worn out
- worry
- worse
- worship
- worshiper
- worst
- worth
- worthless
- worthy
- wound
- woven
- wrap
- wrath
- wreak
- wreaths
- wreck
- wrestle
- wretched
- wrist
- write
- writhe
- wrong
- wrongdoer
- wrongdoing
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 These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.