Lexicon entry · Greek
G4314πρόςpros
to/withPart of speech: Greek Preposition
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734 occurrences in 679 verses
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For, britheren, ye witen oure entre to you, for it was not veyn;
πρὸς pros “to”
but first we suffriden, and weren punyschid with wrongis, as ye witen in Filippis, and hadden trust in oure Lord, to speke to you the gospel of God in myche bisynesse.
πρὸς pros “to”
For, britheren, ye ben myndeful of oure trauel and werynesse; we worchiden nyyt and day, that we schulden not greue ony of you, and prechiden to you the euangelie of God.
πρὸς pros “in order”
And, britheren, we desolat fro you for a tyme, bi mouth and in biholding, but not in herte, han hiyed more plenteuousli to se youre face with greet desir.
πρὸς pros “for”
For we wolden come to you, yhe, Y Poul, onys and eftsoone, but Sathanas lettide vs.
πρὸς pros “to”
For whanne we weren at you, we biforseiden to you, that we schulden suffre tribulaciouns; as it is don, and ye witen.
πρὸς pros “with”
But now, whanne Tymothe schal come to vs fro you, and telle to vs youre feith and charite, and that ye han good mynde of vs, euere desyringe to se vs, as we also you;
πρὸς pros “to”
But God hym silf and oure fadir, and the Lord Jhesu Crist, dresse oure weye to you.
πρὸς pros “to”
For, britheren, we wolen not, that ye vnknowe of men that dien, that ye be not soreuful, as othere that han not hope.
πρὸς pros “toward”
And, britheren, we preien you, repreue ye vnpesible men. Coumforte ye men of litil herte, resseyue ye sijke men, be ye pacient to alle men.
πρὸς pros “toward”
The grace of oure Lord Jhesu Crist be with you. Amen.
πρός pros “to”
Whether ye holden not, that yit whanne Y was at you, Y seide these thingis to you?
πρὸς pros “with”
Britheren, fro hennus forward preye ye for vs, that the word of God renne, and be clarified, as it is anentis you;
πρὸς pros “with”
nethir with outen oure owne trauel we eeten breed of ony man, but in trauel and werynesse worchiden niyt and dai, that we greuyden noon of you.
πρὸς pros “in order”
For also whanne we weren among you, we denounsiden this thing to you, that if ony man wole not worche, nethir ete he.
πρὸς pros “with”
The grace of oure Lord Jhesu Crist be with `alle you. Amen.
πρός pros “to”
But therfor Y haue getun merci, that Crist Jhesu schulde schewe in me first al pacience, to the enfourmyng of hem that schulen bileue to hym in to euerlastinge lijf.
πρὸς pros “as”
Sone Timothe, Y write to thee these thingis, hopinge that Y schal come soon to thee;
πρὸς pros “to”
But eschewe thou vncouenable fablis, and elde wymmenus fablis; haunte thi silf to pitee.
πρὸς pros “to”
For bodili exercitation is profitable to litle thing; but pitee is profitable to alle thingis, that hath a biheest of lijf that now is, and that is to come.
πρὸς pros “of”πρὸς pros “for”
which summen bihetinge, aboute the feith fellen doun. The grace of God be with thee. Amen.
πρός pros “to”
But it bihoueth the seruaunt of the Lord to chide not; but to be mylde to alle men, able to teche,
πρὸς pros “toward”
For al scripture inspirid of God is profitable to teche, to repreue, to chastice, to lerne in riytwisnes, that the man of God be parfit, lerud to al good werk.
πρὸς pros “for”πρὸς pros “for”πρὸς pros “for”πρὸς pros “[and] for”
2 Timothy 3:17 (not in Wycliffe Bible 1380s)
πρὸς pros “toward”
Hyye thou to come to me soone. For Demas, louynge this world, hath forsakun me, and wente to Tessalonyk,
πρός pros “to”