These are eleven of the words that occur more

than 200 times in the Greek New Testament

 

‘agioV                    holy

adelfoV              brother                    (as in Philadelphia)

akouw                  I hear                         (as in acoustics)

ginwskw             I come to know, learn, or realize

gunh                   woman

‘hmera               a day

logoV                     word                         (as in logic)

maqhthV             disciple

ouranoV             heaven

pathr                   father

pistiV                 faith

 

Transliterate these Greek words:

Note:  Words that begin with a vowel always have a breathing mark.  If the breathing mark is towards the vowel (like this ‘agios) it is called a rough breathing mark and it is pronounced by making an “h” sound before the word.  It the mark points away from the opening vowel it is silent and makes no sound.  These have been left of on these pages.

 

‘agioV____hagios________   

           

adelfoV___________________

                       

akouw____________________

                       

ginwskw__________________      

           

gunh_____________________    

           

‘hmera___________________

                   

logoV____________________                    

maqhthV__________________________

           

ouranoV _________________________

           

pathr___________________

                       

pistiV___________________

 

 

Which Greek word would be used in the verse “In the beginning was the word”?

            maqhthV        logoV      ‘hmera

 

Jesus had twelve of these:

          pistiV             ‘agioV     maqhthV

 

The opposite of anqropoV is:

            pathr             gunh       adelfoV

 

Translate these sentences into all English:

 

The adelfoV had great pistiV ________________________

 

akouw ‘agioV logoV _____________________________

 

ginwskw the pathr in ouranoV______________________