Greek Lexicon Entry

πρότερος

próteros

prior or previous

προκυρόω

prokyróō

to ratify previously

προελπίζω

proelpízō

to hope in advance of other confirmation

προφθάνω

prophthánō

to get an earlier start of, i

προγίνομαι

progínomai

to be already, i

προχειροτονέω

procheirotonéō

to elect in advance

προαιτιάομαι

proaitiáomai

to accuse already, i

προμελετάω

promeletáō

to premeditate

πόῤῥω

pórrhō

forwards, i

πρίν

prín

prior, sooner

προαμαρτάνω

proamartánō

to sin previously (to conversion)

προγράφω

prográphō

to write previously; figuratively, to announce, prescribe

προηγέομαι

proēgéomai

to lead the way for others, i

προαύλιον

proaúlion

a forecourt, i

προέχομαι

proéchomai

to hold oneself before others, i

προοράω

prooráō

to behold in advance, i

προέρχομαι

proérchomai

to go onward, precede (in place or time)

πρόθυμος

próthymos

forward in spirit, i

προκαλέομαι

prokaléomai

to call forth to oneself (challenge), i

προπορεύομαι

proporeúomai

to precede (as guide or herald)

προτρέχω

protréchō

to run forward, i

προευαγγελίζομαι

proeuangelízomai

to announce glad news in advance

προμαρτύρομαι

promartýromai

to be a witness in advance i

προβαίνω

probaínō

to walk forward, i

πρῶτος

prōtos

foremost (in time, place, order or importance)

προχειρίζομαι

procheirízomai

to handle for oneself in advance, i

προγινώσκω

proginṓskō

to know beforehand, i

προφέρω

prophérō

to bear forward, i

πρόσφατος

prósphatos

previously (recently) slain (fresh), i

πρός

prós

a preposition of direction; forward to, i

προκαταρτίζω

prokatartízō

to prepare in advance

προϋπάρχω

proÿpárchō

to exist before, i

προδίδωμι

prodídōmi

to give before the other party has given

προκηρύσσω

prokērýssō

to herald (i

προερέω

proeréō

used as alternate of G4277 (προέπω); to say already, predict

προακούω

proakoúō

to hear already,i

προβλέπω

problépō

to look out beforehand, i

προτίθεμαι

protíthemai

to place before, i

προκαταγγέλλω

prokatangéllō

to anounce beforehand, i

προπάσχω

propáschō

to undergo hardship previously

προβάλλω

probállō

to throw forward, i

προείδω

proeídō

foresee

προπέμπω

propémpō

to send forward, i

προεπαγγέλλομαι

proepangéllomai

to promise of old

προορίζω

proorízō

to limit in advance, i

προφήτης

prophḗtēs

a foreteller ("prophet"); by analogy, an inspired speaker; by extension, a poet

προμεριμνάω

promerimnáō

to care (anxiously) in advance

προέπω

proépō

to say already, to predict

προαιρέομαι

proairéomai

to choose for oneself before another thing (prefer), i

προβιβάζω

probibázō

to force forward, i

προτρέπομαι

protrépomai

to turn forward for oneself, i

προετοιμάζω

proetoimázō

to fit up in advance (literally or figuratively)

πρῶρα

prōra

the prow, i

προλέγω

prolégō

to say beforehand, i

πρηνής

prēnḗs

leaning (falling) forward ("prone"), i

προενάρχομαι

proenárchomai

to commence already

προτείνω

proteínō

to protend, i

πρωΐ

prōḯ

at dawn; by implication, the day-break watch

πρόκειμαι

prókeimai

to lie before the view, i

προτάσσω

protássō

to pre-arrange, i

πρόφασις

próphasis

an outward showing, i

προνοέω

pronoéō

to consider in advance, i

φρουρέω

phrouréō

to be a watcher in advance, i

προάγω

proágō

to lead forward (magisterially); intransitively, to precede (in place or time (participle, previous))

προκόπτω

prokóptō

to drive forward (as if by beating), i

πρόκριμα

prókrima

a prejudgment (prejudice), i

προπετής

propetḗs

falling forward, i

προσάββατον

prosábbaton

a fore-sabbath, i

προλαμβάνω

prolambánō

to take in advance, i

προθέσμιος

prothésmios

fixed beforehand, i

προΐστημι

proḯstēmi

to stand before, i

Πρόχορος

Próchoros

before the dance; Prochorus, a Christian

πρόδηλος

pródēlos

plain before all men, i