[Greek] ζητέω (zēteō), [Latin] quaerere, [Latin] requiere, [Latin] inquiere, [French] demander, [German] suchen, [German] vermissen, [French] reclamer, [French] examiner: to seek, to learn about, to behold, to find, to desire, to examine, look for; 121 scriptures
Background information:
Greek Hellenism: This term means to seek, to find, to examine, to desire, too look for, to investigate, and to inquire.
Prometheus Bound 318: “Put away your wrathful mood and try to find release from these miseries.”
Sophocles’ Oedipus Tyrannus 110: “What is sought for can be caught; only that which is not watched escapes.”
Old Testament: This term means to seek, to sought out, to learn about, to investigate, and to call to account.
[Greek] ζητέω (zēteō), [Latin] quaerere, [Latin] requiere, [Latin] inquiere, [French] demander, [German] suchen, [German] vermissen, [French] reclamer, [French] examiner