κύριος

supreme in authority, i.e. (as noun) controller; by implication, Master (as a respectful title)

Verses (first 60 of 445)

• Matthew 1:20
• Matthew 1:22
• Matthew 1:24
• Matthew 2:13
• Matthew 2:15
• Matthew 2:19
• Matthew 3:3
• Matthew 4:7
• Matthew 4:10
• Matthew 5:33
• Matthew 6:24
• Matthew 7:21
• Matthew 7:22
• Matthew 8:2
• Matthew 8:6
• Matthew 8:8
• Matthew 8:21
• Matthew 8:25
• Matthew 9:38
• Matthew 10:25
• Matthew 11:25
• Matthew 12:8
• Matthew 13:27
• Matthew 14:28
• Matthew 14:30
• Matthew 15:22
• Matthew 15:25
• Matthew 15:27
• Matthew 16:22
• Matthew 17:4
• Matthew 17:15
• Matthew 18:21
• Matthew 18:25
• Matthew 18:26
• Matthew 18:27
• Matthew 18:31
• Matthew 18:32
• Matthew 18:34
• Matthew 20:8
• Matthew 20:30
• Matthew 20:31
• Matthew 20:33
• Matthew 21:3
• Matthew 21:9
• Matthew 21:30
• Matthew 21:40
• Matthew 21:42
• Matthew 22:37
• Matthew 22:43
• Matthew 22:44
• Matthew 22:45
• Matthew 24:42
• Matthew 24:45
• Matthew 24:46
• Matthew 24:48
• Matthew 24:50
• Matthew 25:11
• Matthew 25:18
• Matthew 25:19
• Matthew 25:20

In the dictionary

• Lord
• Jehovah

Words derived from it

• G2961κυριεύω kyrieúōto rule
• G2963κυριότης kyriótēsmastery, i.e. (concretely and collectively) rulers
• G2960κυριακός kyriakósbelonging to the Lord (Jehovah or Jesus)
• G2959Κυρία KyríaCyria, a Christian woman
• G2964κυρόω kyróōto make authoritative, i.e. ratify
• G5181Τύραννος Týrannosa "tyrant"; Tyrannus, an Ephesian