Greek · Strong’s G2980
λαλέω
laléō
to talk, i.e. utter words
Derivation:
a prolonged form of an otherwise obsolete verb;
295
Times used
0
Old Testament
295
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 156)
- Matthew 9:18
- Matthew 9:33
- Matthew 10:19
- Matthew 10:20
- Matthew 12:22
- Matthew 12:34
- Matthew 12:36
- Matthew 12:46
- Matthew 12:47
- Matthew 13:3
- Matthew 13:10
- Matthew 13:13
- Matthew 13:33
- Matthew 13:34
- Matthew 14:27
- Matthew 15:31
- Matthew 17:5
- Matthew 23:1
- Matthew 26:13
- Matthew 26:47
- Matthew 28:18
- Luke 1:19
- Luke 1:20
- Luke 1:22
- Luke 1:45
- Luke 1:55
- Luke 1:64
- Luke 1:70
- Luke 2:17
- Luke 2:18
- Luke 2:20
- Luke 2:33
- Luke 2:38
- Luke 2:50
- Luke 4:41
- Luke 5:4
- Luke 5:21
- Luke 7:15
- Luke 8:49
- Luke 9:11
- Luke 11:14
- Luke 11:37
- Luke 12:3
- Luke 22:47
- Luke 22:60
- Luke 24:6
- Luke 24:32
- Luke 24:36
- Luke 24:44
- John 1:37
- John 3:11
- John 3:31
- John 3:34
- John 4:26
- John 4:27
- John 6:63
- John 7:13
- John 7:17
- John 7:18
- John 7:26
Words derived from it
- G4814συλλαλέω syllaléōto talk together, i.e. converse
- G2981λαλιά laliátalk
- G216ἄλαλος álalosmute
- G4354προσλαλέω proslaléōto talk to, i.e. converse with
- G1255διαλαλέω dialaléōto talk throughout a company, i.e. converse or (genitive case) publish
- G1583ἐκλαλέω eklaléōto divulge
- G2637κατάλαλος katálalostalkative against, i.e. a slanderer
- G215ἀλάλητος alálētosunspeakable
- G3424μογιλάλος mogiláloshardly talking, i.e. dumb (tongue-tied)
Ask AI about this word
How laléō is used across Scripture, in plain language.
Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.