If the passwords have been hashed properly then no it's not possible. However if they've been hashed without a salt you might be able to use rainbow tables to find words with hashes that match the ones you have in your database. To be clear though, if your passwords are retrievable from the hash then something is wrong with the way your passwords are being stored!
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If the passwords have been hashed properly then no it's not possible. However if they've been hashed without a salt you might be able to use rainbow tables to find words with hashes that match the ones you have in your database. To be clear though, if your passwords are retrievable from the hash then something is wrong with the way your passwords are being stored!