Strong’s G0941

βαστάζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

bastazó

Pronunciation

bas-tad'-zo

Definition

To bear, carry, endure, support

Meaning

(a) I carry, bear, (b) I carry (take) away.

Usage

The Greek verb "bastazó" primarily means to bear or carry something, whether physically, emotionally, or spiritually. It can refer to carrying a physical load, enduring a burden, or supporting someone in a figurative sense. In the New Testament, it is often used to describe the act of bearing one another's burdens, as well as the endurance of trials and responsibilities.

Bible references

Matthew 3:11;Matthew 8:17;Matthew 20:12;Mark 14:13;Luke 7:14;Luke 10:4;Luke 11:27;Luke 14:27;Luke 22:10;John 10:31;John 12:6;John 16:12;John 19:17;John 20:15;Acts 3:2;Acts 9:15;Acts 15:10;Acts 21:35;Romans 11:18;Romans 15:1;Galatians 5:10;Galatians 6:2;Galatians 6:5;Galatians 6:17;Revelation 2:2