Pray (verb):

The New Testament was written in the Greek language.  There are five Greek words that are translated into the English verb "pray."

• Euchomai (Greek word #2172) - to wish for.
• Proseuchomai (Greek word #4336) - to pray.
• Erotao (Greek word #2065) - to ask to make request for.
• Deomai (Greek word #1189) - to desire or beseech (to beg for urgently or anxiously)
• Parakaleo (Greek word #3870) - to call to one's aid; to call near.

Prayer (noun):

The first time the word prayer (noun) is found in the New Testament is in Matthew 17:21.  The English noun "prayer" is from the following Greek words:

• Euche (Greek word #2171) - a prayer or vow.
• Proseuche (Greek word #4335 - prayer to God.
• Deesis (Greek word #1162) - a wanting, need, supplication.
• Enteuxis (Greek word #1783) - prayer.

Question:

According to the information above, which of the following words or phrases would not be a description of the word pray:

1. To ask, desire, wish, make request, beseech.
2. To call to one's aid or to call near.
3. To meditate on my own thoughts.