Strong’s G0575
ἀπό
Part of speech
Preposition
Transliteration
apo
Pronunciation
ä-po'
Definition
from, away from, of, by
Meaning
from, away from.
Usage
The Greek preposition "ἀπό" (apo) primarily denotes separation, indicating a point of origin or departure. It is used to express the idea of moving away from something, whether in a physical, temporal, or metaphorical sense. In the New Testament, "apo" often signifies the source or cause of an action, the starting point of a journey, or the separation from a particular state or condition.
Bible references
Matthew 1:17;Matthew 1:17;Matthew 1:17;Matthew 1:21;Matthew 1:24;Matthew 2:1;Matthew 2:16;Matthew 3:4;Matthew 3:7;Matthew 3:13;Matthew 3:16;Matthew 4:17;Matthew 4:25;Matthew 5:18;Matthew 5:29;Matthew 5:30;Matthew 5:42;Matthew 6:13;Matthew 7:15;Matthew 7:16;Matthew 7:16;Matthew 7:16;Matthew 7:20;Matthew 7:23;Matthew 8:1