The Greek word "baptizo" (pronounced "bahp-tidz-oh") means to "dip, plunge, submerge, immerse, overwhelm". It does not and cannot mean "sprinkle" or "pour" because "sprinkle" was translated from the Greek word "rhantizo". Unfotunately, some early translators chose to transliterate (or, "Anglicanize"... creating a new English word) "baptizo" instead of translating it into English. The examples in Scripture of baptism reveal clearly that the Bible is describing and teaching a process of entering into a body of water and immersing people completely under the water.