Strong’s G0829

αὐθάδης

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

authadés

Pronunciation

ow-thah-dace'

Definition

Self-willed, arrogant, stubborn

Meaning

self-satisfied, arrogant, stubborn.

Usage

The Greek word "authadés" is used to describe someone who is self-willed, obstinate, or arrogantly stubborn. It conveys a sense of self-pleasure or self-interest that disregards others' opinions or authority. In the New Testament, it often carries a negative connotation, highlighting a character trait that is contrary to the humility and submission encouraged in Christian teachings.

Bible references

Titus 1:7;2 Peter 2:10