Strong’s G0018

ἀγαθός

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

agathos

Pronunciation

ä-gä-thos'

Definition

Good, beneficial, virtuous

Meaning

intrinsically good, good in nature, good whether it be seen to be so or not, the widest and most colorless of all words with this meaning.

Usage

The Greek word "agathos" is an adjective that primarily denotes that which is good in its nature and characteristics, and therefore beneficial in its effect. It is used to describe moral goodness, virtue, and the beneficial nature of actions, people, or things. In the New Testament, "agathos" often refers to the intrinsic goodness that aligns with God's nature and His will.

Bible references

Matthew 5:45;Matthew 7:11;Matthew 7:11;Matthew 7:17;Matthew 7:18;Matthew 12:34;Matthew 12:35;Matthew 12:35;Matthew 12:35;Matthew 19:16;Matthew 19:17;Matthew 19:17;Matthew 20:15;Matthew 22:10;Matthew 25:21;Matthew 25:23;Mark 10:17;Mark 10:18;Mark 10:18;Luke 1:53;Luke 6:45;Luke 6:45;Luke 6:45;Luke 8:8;Luke 8:15