Probably from an obsolete oro (to rise or "rear"; perhaps akin to airo; compare ornis); a mountain (as lifting itself above the plain): -hill, mount(-ain).


see GREEK airo


see GREEK ornis

Textus Receptus Greek Text

orei
Matt 17:20, Matt 21:21, Mark 11:23, Luke 8:32, John 4:20, John 4:21, Acts 7:38, Heb 8:5, Heb 12:18, Heb 12:22, 2 Pe 1:18

oresin
Mark 5:5, Luke 23:30, Heb 11:38, Rev 6:16

orewn
Rev 6:15

orh
Matt 18:12, Matt 24:16, Mark 5:11, Mark 13:14, Luke 21:21, 1 Cor 13:2, Rev 16:20, Rev 17:9

oroV
Matt 4:8, Matt 5:1, Matt 14:23, Matt 15:29, Matt 17:1, Matt 21:1, Matt 26:30, Matt 28:16, Mark 3:13, Mark 6:46, Mark 9:2, Mark 11:1, Mark 13:3, Mark 14:26, Luke 3:5, Luke 4:5, Luke 6:12, Luke 9:28, Luke 19:29, Luke 21:37, Luke 22:39, John 6:3, John 6:15, John 8:1, Gal 4:25, Rev 6:14, Rev 8:8, Rev 14:1, Rev 21:10

orouV
Matt 5:14, Matt 8:1, Matt 17:9, Matt 24:3, Mark 9:9, Luke 4:29, Luke 9:37, Luke 19:37, Acts 1:12, Acts 7:30, Gal 4:24, Heb 12:20