Greek Word of the Day

πρόσωπου, τό (*προσωπο)

πρόσωπον means "face; presence."

"I am sending my messenger before your πρόσωπον" (Luke 7:27).

That there may come times of refreshing from the πρόσωπον of the Lord" (Acts 3:20).

κέρατος, τό (*κερατ)

κέρας means “horn”

"He had two κέρας like a lamb, but he spoke like a dragon" (Rev 13:11).

τριχός, ἡ (*τριχ)

θρίξ means "hair.

"You cannot make a single θρίξ white or black" (Matt 5:36).

κεφαλῆς, ἡ (*κεφαλη)

κεφαλή means "head."

"The Son of Man has no place to lay his κεφαλή" (Luke 9:58).

γλώσσης, ἡ (*γλωσσα )

γλῶσσα means "tongue, language"

"We hear them declaring the wonders of God in our own γλῶσσα!" (Acts 2:11).

στόμα means "mouth."

"From his στόμα came a sharp two-edged sword" (Rev 1:16).

σαρκός, ἡ (*σαρκ)

σάρξ means "flesh, body"

"The Word became σάρξ and dwelt among us" (John 1:14).

νύξ means “night.”

“After fasting forty days and forty νύξ, he was hungry” (Matt 4:2).