0349 + he cried + and cried + and he cried + And they cried +/ . anakrazo {an-ak-rad'-zo}; from 0303 + each + every + apiece + through +/ and 2896 + cried + crying + we cry + to cry + Crying + crieth + he cried + by cried + And cried + and cried + they cried + him crying + And he cried + after crying + he had cried + and he cried + that I cried + but he cried + him and cried + but they cried + down and cried + And they cried + for she crieth + and they cried + But they cried + of him and cried + and us and cried + when he had cried + And the spirit cried + would immediately cry +/ ; to scream up (aloud): --cry out .
2896 + cried + crying + we cry + to cry + Crying + crieth + he cried + by cried + And cried + and cried + they cried + him crying + And he cried + after crying + he had cried + and he cried + that I cried + but he cried + him and cried + but they cried + down and cried + And they cried + for she crieth + and they cried + But they cried + of him and cried + and us and cried + when he had cried + And the spirit cried + would immediately cry +/ . krazo {krad'-zo}; a primary verb; properly, to "croak" (as a raven) or scream, i .e . (genitive case) to call aloud (shriek, exclaim, intreat): --cry (out) .
2906 + cry + crying + and clamour + there was a cry +/ . krauge {krow-gay'}; from 2896 + cried + crying + we cry + to cry + Crying + crieth + he cried + by cried + And cried + and cried + they cried + him crying + And he cried + after crying + he had cried + and he cried + that I cried + but he cried + him and cried + but they cried + down and cried + And they cried + for she crieth + and they cried + But they cried + of him and cried + and us and cried + when he had cried + And the spirit cried + would immediately cry +/ ; an outcry (in notification, tumult or grief): --clamour, cry(-ing) .