Strong’s G0156

αἰτία

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

aitia

Pronunciation

ah-ee-TEE-ah

Definition

Cause, reason, accusation, charge

Meaning

a cause, reason, excuse; a charge, accusation; guilt; circumstances, case.

Usage

In the New Testament, "aitia" primarily refers to a cause or reason for something, often in a legal or accusatory context. It can denote the grounds for a charge or accusation, as well as the underlying reason for an event or action. The term is used to describe both legitimate and false accusations, highlighting the importance of truth and justice in legal matters.

Bible references

Matthew 19:3;Matthew 19:10;Matthew 27:37;Mark 15:26;Luke 8:47;John 18:38;John 19:4;John 19:6;Acts 10:21;Acts 13:28;Acts 22:24;Acts 23:28;Acts 25:18;Acts 25:27;Acts 28:18;Acts 28:20;2 Timothy 1:6;2 Timothy 1:12;Titus 1:13;Hebrews 2:11