Strong’s G0680

ἅπτομαι

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

haptomai

Pronunciation

HAP-toh-my

Definition

To touch, to take hold of, to cling to

Meaning

prop: I fasten to; I lay hold of, touch, know carnally.

Usage

The Greek verb "haptomai" primarily means "to touch" or "to take hold of." It is often used in the New Testament to describe physical contact, but it can also imply a deeper, more intimate connection or influence. In the context of Jesus' ministry, it frequently denotes His healing touch or the faith of those who reached out to Him.

Bible references

Matthew 8:3;Matthew 8:15;Matthew 9:20;Matthew 9:21;Matthew 9:29;Matthew 14:36;Matthew 14:36;Matthew 17:7;Matthew 20:34;Mark 1:41;Mark 3:10;Mark 5:27;Mark 5:28;Mark 5:30;Mark 5:31;Mark 6:56;Mark 6:56;Mark 7:33;Mark 8:22;Mark 10:13;Luke 5:13;Luke 6:19;Luke 7:14;Luke 7:39;Luke 8:44