ὀρφανούς, [1 verse](adj pl masc acc) "Comfortless" is from orphanos, which means "orphaned," "bereft," and "lacking parents." -- "Comfortless" is from  a Greek adjective that is our source for the word "orphan." It means "orphaned," "bereft," and "lacking parents." Jesus only uses this word in this verse.

Ὀρθῶς [2 verses](adv) "Correctly" is from orthos, which means "straight", "right", "true", "correct", in height, "upright", "standing", in line, "straight", metaphorically, "right", "safe", and "prosperous."  - The word translated as "right" means primarily "straight" but it used to mean "true" and "correct". Here is it is an adverb, so "correctly". 

ὤρυξεν [3 verses](verb 3rd sg aor ind act) "Digged" is orysso, which means to "dig," "dig up," "dig through," "make a canal through," and of moles, "burrow," "bury," "dig into," and "gouge out."  - The word translated as "digged" means to dig, specifically a canal or a moat, but also means to "bury" but it has a number of other meanings as well.

ὀσφύες [1 verse] (noun pl fem nom) "Loins" is osphys. which means "loin", and "lower part of back".  - "Loins" is from the Greek word that means "loin", and "lower part of back". This is the only time Jesus uses this word. It is one of the subjects of this sentence. 

ὀστέων [2 verses] (noun pl neut gen) "Bones" are osteon, which means "bone," "stone" of a fruit," and metaphorically, "stones."  - The word translated as "bones" primarily means "bones." It is a common word, but uncommon for Christ.