N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z



Damage (verb)
To bring to ruin by destruction; to destroy through disfigurement or corruption.
Strong's Number: 7843
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Dance Around (verb)
To celebrate or rejoice by spinning or moving around in a circle.
Strong's Number: 1523
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Darkness
The state of being dark. As the darkness of a moonless night.
Strong's Number: 2822
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Daughter
A female having the relation of a child to parent. A village that resides outside of the city walls; as "the daughter of the city."
Strong's Number: 1323
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Daughter In Law
The wife of one's son. Bride of the son, as brought into the camp, in the sense of making the man complete.
Strong's Number: 3618
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Day
The time of light between one night and the next one. Usually in the context of daylight hours but may also refer to the entire day or even a season.
Strong's Number: 3117
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Daytime
The time of the day when the sun is shining.
Strong's Number: 3119
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Death
A permanent cessation of all vital functions; the end of life.
Strong's Number: 4194
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Deceit
The act or practice of not being honest.
Strong's Number: 4820
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Decide (verb)
To make a determination in a dispute or wrong doing.
Strong's Number: 8199
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Decision
A pronounced opinion.
Strong's Number: 4941
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Decoration
Ornamentation that shows position, distinguishment or distinction.
Strong's Number: 8597
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Deed
A work or action that is made.
Strong's Number: 6467
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Deep Sea
Extending far from some surface or area; in difficulty or distress. Deep and tumultuous water. A subterranean body of water.
Strong's Number: 8415
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Delight
An object or action that one desires.
Strong's Number: 2656
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Delight (verb)
To desire something out of pleasure or necessity; to have a high degree of gratification.
Strong's Number: 2654
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Deliver (verb)
To set free; to take and hand over to or leave for another.
Strong's Number: 5337
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Depart (verb)
To go astray from the correct path and become lost; to act against a law or teaching as one who has gone astray. The hiphil (causative) form means "convict."
Strong's Number: 7561
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Depart Early (verb)
Literally, to put a load on the shoulder to go away or leave early.
Strong's Number: 7925
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Deposit (verb)
To place, especially for safekeeping or as a pledge; to be laid down; to sit down to rest or remain in place.
Strong's Number: 3240
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Desert
An expanse of land often barren of vegetation and people.
Strong's Number: 6160
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Desolate
A wind blowing over the land pulls the moisture out of the ground drying it up, making a place of ruin or desert.
Strong's Number: 8047
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Desolate
Vacant or void of required sources for life.
Strong's Number: 8077
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Desolate (verb)
To be devoid of inhabitants or visitors.
Strong's Number: 8074
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Destroy (verb)
To bring to ruin a structure, existence, or condition.
Strong's Number: 8045
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Dew
Moisture condensed on the surfaces of cool bodies or objects, especially at night.
Strong's Number: 2919
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Die (verb)
To pass from physical life; to pass out of existence; to come to an end through death. The hiphil (causative) form means "kill."
Strong's Number: 4191
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Direct (verb)
To cause to turn, move, or point undeviatingly or to follow a straight course; give instructions or orders for a path to be taken.
Strong's Number: 6680
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Directive
The direction to go. Serving or intended to guide, govern, or influence; serving to point direction.
Strong's Number: 4687
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Discernment
The quality of being able to grasp and comprehend what is obscure. An intimacy with a person, idea or concept.
Strong's Number: 1847
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Disdain (verb)
A feeling of contempt for what is beneath one; to look with scorn on; to treat something as spoiled or no longer of value.
Strong's Number: 959
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Disgrace
A scorn, taunting or reproach as a piercing.
Strong's Number: 2781
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Disgusting
Something highly distasteful that arouses marked aversion in one.
Strong's Number: 8441
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Disperse (verb)
To separate or remove to a distance apart from each other; to diffuse or cause to break into different parts.
Strong's Number: 2219
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Dispute
Bitter, sometimes violent conflict or dissension.
Strong's Number: 7379
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Dispute (verb)
To engage in argument; to dispute or chide another in harassment or trial.
Strong's Number: 7378
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Distance
Separation in space or time. A distant place or time.
Strong's Number: 7350
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Distant
A far off place as hidden beyond the horizon. A far off time as hidden from the present; the distant past or future. A place or time that cannot be perceived.
Strong's Number: 5769
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Do (verb)
To bring to pass; to bring about; to act or make.
Strong's Number: 6213
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Do Good (verb)
To act functionally.
Strong's Number: 2895
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Do Well (verb)
To do something necessary; to be good, in the sense of being "functional."
Strong's Number: 3190
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Dog
An unclean four-footed animal. Also meaning contempt or reproach.
Strong's Number: 3611
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Donation
The act of making a gift or a free contribution. What is brought to another as a gift.
Strong's Number: 4503
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Donkey
A male ass.
Strong's Number: 2543
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Door
A means of access; usually a swinging or sliding barrier by which an entry is closed and opened.
Strong's Number: 1817
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Double
To make twice as great or as many. As a second or a multiple of two.
Strong's Number: 4932
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Dove
Any of numerous species of birds, especially a small wild one.
Strong's Number: 3123
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Draw (verb)
To pull up or out of a receptacle or place; to draw or pull something out; to prolong in the sense of drawing out time; to draw out a sound from a horn.
Strong's Number: 4900
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Draw (verb)
To draw out or away as a bowstring or to draw a cord to its breaking point.
Strong's Number: 5423
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Draw / Arm (verb)
To pull out or toward. To draw weapons for battle.
Strong's Number: 2502
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Draw Near (verb)
To bring close to another.
Strong's Number: 5066
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Dream
A series of thoughts, images or emotions occurring during sleep.
Strong's Number: 2472
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Drink (verb)
To swallow liquid, whether of man or of the land.
Strong's Number: 8248
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Drive (verb)
To forcefully send someone or something out or away; to drive an axe through wood.
Strong's Number: 5080
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Drive (verb)
To set or keep in motion; to press or force into an activity, course, or direction.
Strong's Number: 5090
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Drove
A group of animals driven or moving in a body.
Strong's Number: 5739
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Dry Out (verb)
To be dried up as well as withered, ashamed or confused.
Strong's Number: 3001
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Dry Up (verb)
To be a dry wasteland; to be laid waste and made desolate.
Strong's Number: 2717
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Dwell (verb)
To remain for a time; to live as a resident; to stay or sit in one location for an indeterminate duration.
Strong's Number: 7931
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Dwelling
A place of habitation or residence.
Strong's Number: 4908
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Dysfunctional
Impaired or abnormal action other than that for which a person or thing is intended. Something that does not function within its intended purpose.
Strong's Number: 7451
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