Hill-Village

 

Kome (ko'-may) - A village without walls; a small country town. Derived from the verb keimai (ki'-mahee), one meaning is of a city to cover or lie on a hill.

Mk 06:06	And he-was-going-around the hill-villages in-a-circle teaching.
Mk 06:36	Send-them-away ... so-that having-departed into the encircling farms and hill-villages ...
Mk 06:56	And wherever he went into villages ...
Mk 08:23	he carries him out of the village ...
Mk 08:26	You may not enter into the village!
Mk 08:27	And Jesus and his disciples came out into the villages of Cesarea Phillipi ...
Mk 11:02	And he says to them ... Be under-leading into the village facing down to you ...

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