κατηγορέω

Etymology
From, or from.

Verb

 * 1) to speak against, especially before judges, to accuse, to denounce publicly
 * 2) to state or bring as a charge against a person, accuse of it
 * 3)  to allege in accusation
 * 4)  to be accused
 * 5)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 6) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 7)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 8)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 9) to affirm
 * 1) to state or bring as a charge against a person, accuse of it
 * 2)  to allege in accusation
 * 3)  to be accused
 * 4)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 5) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 6)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 7)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 8) to affirm
 * 1)  to allege in accusation
 * 2)  to be accused
 * 3)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 4) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 5)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 6)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 7) to affirm
 * 1)  to allege in accusation
 * 2)  to be accused
 * 3)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 4) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 5)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 6)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 7) to affirm
 * 1)  to be accused
 * 2)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 3) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 4)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 5)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 6) to affirm
 * 1)  to be accused
 * 2)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 3) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 4)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 5)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 6) to affirm
 * 1)  to be accused
 * 2)  to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor
 * 3) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 4)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 5)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 6) to affirm
 * 1) to signify, indicate, prove
 * 2)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 3)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 4) to affirm
 * 1)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 2)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 3) to affirm
 * 1)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 2)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 3) to affirm
 * 1)  to tell plainly, declare, assert
 * 2)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 3) to affirm
 * 1)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 2) to affirm
 * 1)  to predicate of a person or thing
 * 2) to affirm
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