polus <4183>

poluv polus

Pronunciation:	pol-oos'
Origin:	including the forms from the alternate pollos
Reference:	TDNT - 6:536,*
PrtSpch:	adj
In Greek:	polla 63, pollai 6, pollaiv 4, pollav 11, pollh 12, pollhn 9, pollhv 13, polloi 83, polloiv 7, pollou 7, pollouv 23, pollw 20, pollwn 38, polu 23, polun 9, poluv 26
In NET:	many 151, great 26, much 23, large 21, many things 15, Many 11, of many 9, a large 8, many people 6, very 5, a lot of 3, with many 3, long 3, plentiful 3, a great 3, a great deal 2, hard 2, a few 2, all the more 2, severe 2, a vast 2, repeatedly 2, greatly 2, even more 2, God of many 1, deep 1, better by far 1, at a high price 1, badly 1, bitterly 1, A large amount 1, Large 1, a lengthy time 1, a harsh 1, On the contrary 1, a long 1, a long time 1, Great crowds 1, all 1, Much 1, an enormous 1, in large amounts 1, terrible 1, thoroughly 1, strongly 1, strictly 1, so many 1, to excessive 1, to many 1, with great 1, warmly 1, vast 1, urgently 1, severely 1, publicly 1, late 1, loud 1, how much less 1, for many 1, far 1, loudly 1, many ways 1, plenty 1, often 1, numerous 1, much more 1, excessive 1
In AV:	many 210, much 73, great 59, misc 23
Count:	365
Definition:	1) many, much, large including the forms from the alternate pollos; (singular) much (in any respect) or (plural) many; neuter (singular) as adverbial, largely; neuter (plural) as adverb or noun often, mostly, largely:-abundant, + altogether, common, + far (passed, spent), (+ be of a) great (age, deal, -ly, while), long, many, much, oft(-en (-times)), plenteous, sore, straitly. Compare 4118, 4119. see GREEK for 4118 see GREEK for 4119

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