gemo describes persons or things being filled with what is within them, from cups and bowls to mouths and living creatures.

The verb consistently describes an entity as filled with a specified content: interior vessels contain plunder, evil, incense, or abominations; living creatures are filled with eyes; and a mouth is filled with cursing and bitterness.

1. Being filled with a specified content · dominant

   Present forms describe the inside of cups and dishes as containing plunder, self-indulgence, and evil in Matthew 23:25 and Luke 11:39; Matthew 23:27 similarly speaks of graves containing bones and uncleanness. Participial forms characterize bowls as containing wrath or incense in Revelation 15:7 and Revelation 5:8, while Revelation 4:6 describes the living creatures as filled with eyes.

   Matthew 23:25Luke 11:39Matthew 23:27Revelation 15:7Revelation 5:8Revelation 4:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the clause with “full of,” as for cups, bowls, graves, creatures, and a mouth. Its wording confirms the verse-level image of specified contents rather than supplying a separate definition.