Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: • H7646 שָׂבַע (saba): To be satisfied, to have in excess, to be full.
• H7648 שָׂבֵעַ (sabea): Satisfied, full, having plenty.

These Hebrew terms share a similar semantic range with κορεννύμι, emphasizing the state of being fully satisfied or filled, often used in contexts of God's provision and blessing.

Usage: The verb κορεννύμι is used in the context of satisfying hunger or fulfilling a need, often with a connotation of abundance or completeness.

Context: The Greek verb κορεννύμι appears in the New Testament with the primary meaning of satisfying or filling to the full. It is often used in contexts where physical hunger is met with an abundance of food, illustrating a complete and fulfilling provision. This term is employed to convey not just the act of feeding, but the state of being fully satisfied, often reflecting a deeper spiritual or metaphorical satisfaction.

In the Berean Standard Bible, κορεννύμι is used in passages that highlight the provision and sufficiency found in Christ. For example, in the feeding of the multitudes, the use of κορεννύμι underscores the miraculous and abundant provision of Jesus, where all were satisfied with what was provided. This reflects the broader biblical theme of God's ability to meet the needs of His people abundantly.

The concept of satisfaction in κορεννύμι extends beyond physical nourishment to encompass spiritual fulfillment. It serves as a reminder of the sufficiency found in God's provision, both materially and spiritually, and the completeness that comes from reliance on Him.