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H3966 <
STRHEB
>@ מאד
me
'ô
d
meh
-
ode
'
From
the
same
as
H181;
properly
{
vehemence
}
that
{
is
} (
with
or
without
preposition
)
vehemently
;
by
implication
{
wholly
} {
speedily
}
etc
. (
often
with
other
words
as
an
intensive
or
superlative
;
especially
when
repeated
): - {
diligently
} {
especially
}
exceeding
({-
ly
}) {
far
} {
fast
} {
good
}
great
({-
ly
})
X
louder
and
{
louder
}
might
({-
ily
} {-
y
}) (
so
) {
much
} {
quickly
} (
so
) {
sore
} {
utterly
}
very
(+ {
much
} {
sore
})
well
.
G1171 <
STRGRK
>@ δεινῶς
dein
ō
s
di
-
noce
'
Adverb
from
a
derivative
of
the
same
as
G1169;
terribly
that
is
excessively
: -
grievously
vehemently
.
G1537 <
STRGRK
>@ ἐκ ἐξ
ek
ex
ek
ex
A
primary
preposition
denoting
origin
(
the
point
whence
motion
or
action
proceeds
)
from6
out
(
of
place
time
or
cause
;
literally
or
figuratively
;
direct
or
remote
): -
after
among
X
are
at
betwixt
(-
yond
)
by
(
the
means
of
)
exceedingly
(+
abundantly
above
)
for
(-
th
)
from
(
among
forth
up
) +
grudgingly
+
heartily
X
heavenly
X
hereby
+
very
highly
in
. . .
ly
(
because
by
reason
)
of
off
(
from
)
on
out
among
(
from
of
)
over
since
X
thenceforth
through
X
unto
X
vehemently
with
(-
out
).
Often
used
in
composition
with
the
same
general
import
;
often
of
completion
.
G2159 <
STRGRK
>@ εὐτόνως
euton
ō
s
yoo
-
ton
'-
oce
Adverb
from
a
compound
of
G2095 and
a
derivation
of
τείνω
tein
ō (
to
stretch
);
in
a
well
strung
manner
that
is
(
figuratively
)
intensely
(
in
a
good
sense
cogently
;
in
a
bad
one
fiercely
): -
mightily
vehemently
.
G4366 <
STRGRK
>@ προσρήγνυμι
prosr
ē
gnumi
pros
-
rayg
'-
noo
-
mee
From
G4314 and
G4486;
to
tear
towards
that
is
burst
upon
(
as
a
tempest
or
flood
): -
beat
vehemently
against
(
upon
).
G4970 <
STRGRK
>@ σφόδρα
sphodra
sfod
'-
rah
Neuter
plural
of
σφοδρός
sphodros
(
violent
;
of
uncertain
derivation
)
as
adverb
;
vehemently
that
is
in
a
high
degree
much
: -
exceeding
(-
ly
)
greatly
sore
very
.