1 | Strong's Number: g1255 | Greek: dialaleo |
Commune:
signifies "to speak with anyone" (dia, "by turns," laleo, "to speak"), Luk 6:11; in Luk 1:65, "to talk over, to noise abroad." The idea that laleo and its compounds bear no reference to the word spoken or the sentiment, is unfounded.
See NOISE.
2 | Strong's Number: g3656 | Greek: homileo |
Commune:
from homos, "together," signifies "to be in company, to associate with any one;" hence, "to have intercourse with," Luk 24:14 (RV, "communed;" AV, "talked"), 15; Act 24:26; in Act 20:11, "talked with."
See TALK.
3 | Strong's Number: g4814 | Greek: sullaleo |
Commune:
"to talk together," is translated "communed" in Luk 22:4, of the conspiracy of Judas with the chief priests.
See CONFER, SPEAK, TALK.
Note: Laleo and its compounds, and the noun lalia, "speech," have a more dignified meaning in the Hellenistic Greek than "to chatter," its frequent meaning in earlier times.
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