G4236–πραότης–praotēs

What wole ye? Schal Y come to you in a yerde, or in charite, and in spirit of myldenesse?

πραΰτητος; prautētos “of gentleness?”

And Y my silf Poul biseche you, bi the myldenesse and softnesse of Crist, which in the face am meke among you, and Y absent triste in you.

πραΰτητος prautētos “meekness”

in which ye ben clepid, with al mekenesse and myldenesse, with pacience supportinge ech other in charite,

πραΰτητος, prautētos “gentleness,”

Therfor ye, as the chosun of God, hooli and louyd, clothe you with the entrailis of merci, benygnite, and mekenesse, temperaunce, pacience;

πραΰτητα, prautēta “gentleness,”

paciente, with temperaunce repreuynge hem that ayenstonden the treuthe, that sum tyme God yyue to hem forthenkyng, that thei knowen the treuthe,

πραΰτητι prautēti “gentleness”

to blasfeme no man, to be not ful of chiding, but temperat, schewynge al myldenesse to alle men.

πραΰτητα prautēta “humility”

For which thing caste ye awei al vnclennesse, and plentee of malice, and in myldenesse resseyue ye the word that is plauntid, that may saue youre soulis.

πραΰτητι prautēti “humility”

Who is wijs, and tauyt among you? schewe he of good lyuyng his worching, in myldenesse of his wisdom.

πραΰτητι prautēti “[the] humility”

But halewe ye the Lord Crist in youre hertis, and euermore be ye redi to satisfaccioun to ech man axynge you resoun of that feith and hope that is in you,

πραΰτητος prautētos “gentleness”