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Do not the words “bapto” and “baptizo,” in the original Greek, mean “immersion”?

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Do not the words “bapto” and “baptizo,” in the original Greek, mean “immersion”?

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The word bapto means in two or three instances to dip or immerse, but when the Saviour speaks of Baptism He almost invariably uses the word baptizo, which means either to pour or dip.

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