From a (as a particle of union) and a presumed form of spao; to enfold in the arms, i.e. (by implication) to salute, (figuratively) to welcome


embrace, greet, salute, take leave.


see GREEK a


see GREEK spao

Textus Receptus Greek Text

aspazesqai
Mark 15:18

aspazetai
Rom 16:23, Rom 16:23, Col 4:10, Col 4:12, Col 4:14, 2 Ti 4:21, 1 Pe 5:13, 2 Jo 1:13

aspazomai
Rom 16:22

aspazontai
Rom 16:16, Rom 16:21, 1 Cor 16:19, 1 Cor 16:19, 1 Cor 16:20, 2 Cor 13:13, Php 4:21, Php 4:22, Titus 3:15, Phm 1:23, Heb 13:24, 3 Jo 1:14

aspazou
3 Jo 1:14

aspasai
2 Ti 4:19, Titus 3:15

aspasamenoi
Acts 21:6, Acts 21:7, Heb 11:13

aspasamenoV
Acts 18:22, Acts 20:1, Acts 21:19

aspasasqe
Matt 10:12, Rom 16:3, Rom 16:5, Rom 16:6, Rom 16:7, Rom 16:8, Rom 16:9, Rom 16:10, Rom 16:10, Rom 16:11, Rom 16:11, Rom 16:12, Rom 16:12, Rom 16:13, Rom 16:14, Rom 16:15, Rom 16:16, 1 Cor 16:20, 2 Cor 13:12, Php 4:21, Col 4:15, 1 Th 5:26, Heb 13:24, 1 Pe 5:14

aspashsqe
Matt 5:47, Luke 10:4

aspasomenoi
Acts 25:13

hspazonto
Mark 9:15

hspasato
Luke 1:40