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A moment, an instant, the smallest measure of time

Shining, gleaming, glistening with brilliant reflected light

Leafy branches or bedding of straw and rushes; materials spread for Jesus' entry

The stomach; the digestive organ

To enlist or recruit soldiers; to levy an army

Commander of a military camp; captain of the guard, praefectus castrorum

Military camps, encampments; organized armies in the field

To twist, distort, or wrench; to torture by perverting meaning

Luxury, sensuality, self-indulgent excess; arrogant wantonness

Hateful, abominable, detestable; deserving hatred

Stoic, pertaining to the Stoic school of Greek philosophy

Concession, allowance, indulgence; permission granted by way of forbearance

To suffer hardship together with, to endure adversity in solidarity

Covered up completely, concealed, veiled from sight

To bend or bow down together; to cause to stoop under burden

To go down together with, to descend in company, to accompany downward

Agreement, approval, consent, concord; joint assent or accord

To agree with, to consent to, to vote together; to assent jointly

To be numbered together with, to be reckoned among, to be enrolled jointly

To stir up, to agitate, to incite to action; to provoke emotionally

To carry together, to gather up; to carry away for burial

To be bent over double, to stoop down under burden or infirmity

Chance, coincidence, happenstance; an unexpected meeting

To have dealings with, to associate with, to use jointly in commerce or relationship

Confusion, disorder, tumult; mixture or commotion

Joint inquiry, mutual questioning; debate or disputation

One who disputes or debates, particularly in philosophical or theological contexts

Yoke-fellow, one joined together in work or purpose; comrade, partner

Mulberry tree, a cultivated fruit-bearing tree

Sycamore-fig tree (Ficus sycomorus), a large spreading tree

To carry off as plunder, take captive, despoil someone of possessions or freedom

To rob, plunder, strip of possessions; to despoil someone

To reason, reckon together, conclude by logical inference

To grieve with, share in another's pain; to be sympathetically distressed

Counselor, advisor; one who gives guidance in decisions

Fellow disciple, one who learns alongside another under the same teacher

To share in, participate jointly in benefits or activities

Fellow imitator, one who joins in imitating a model or pattern

To be conformed to, molded into the same form or pattern as another

Sympathetic, sharing in the feelings and sufferings of others; compassionate

To come together, arrive at the same time; to be present together with others

To encourage together, mutually comfort or strengthen one another

To be present with, stand beside someone; to be in attendance together

To embrace, take into one's arms; to clasp affectionately

To drink together with, share a meal including drink with others

Fellow citizen, one who shares citizenship in the same political community

Fellow elder, one who shares the office and ministry of eldership with others

To agree with, consent to, concede that something is true or good

Fellow tribesman, compatriot, one from the same people or ethnic group

Grown together, united by natural growth; innate, congenital