Strong’s G1097

γινώσκω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

ginóskó

Pronunciation

ghin-oce'-ko

Definition

To know, to come to know, to recognize, to perceive

Meaning

I am taking in knowledge, come to know, learn; aor: I ascertained, realized.

Usage

The Greek verb "ginóskó" primarily means "to know" or "to come to know." It implies a knowledge that is gained through experience or personal relationship. In the New Testament, it often denotes an intimate or relational knowledge, as opposed to mere intellectual understanding. This verb is used to describe both human and divine knowledge, including the knowledge of God, self-awareness, and understanding of others.

Bible references

Matthew 1:25;Matthew 6:3;Matthew 7:23;Matthew 9:30;Matthew 10:26;Matthew 12:7;Matthew 12:15;Matthew 12:33;Matthew 13:11;Matthew 16:3;Matthew 16:8;Matthew 21:45;Matthew 22:18;Matthew 24:32;Matthew 24:33;Matthew 24:39;Matthew 24:43;Matthew 24:50;Matthew 25:24;Matthew 26:10;Mark 4:13;Mark 5:29;Mark 5:43;Mark 6:38;Mark 7:24