Strong’s G1204

δεῦρο

Part of speech

Adverb; Verb

Transliteration

deuro

Pronunciation

DYOO-ro

Definition

"Come," "come here," "hither"

Meaning

(originally: hither, hence) (a) exclamatory: come, (b) temporal: now, the present.

Usage

The adverb "deuro" is used in the New Testament to invite or command someone to come to a specific place or to approach. It often conveys a sense of immediacy or urgency, calling the listener to action or movement towards the speaker or a designated location.

Bible references

Matthew 19:21;Mark 10:21;Luke 18:22;John 11:43;Acts 7:3;Acts 7:34;Romans 1:13;Revelation 17:1;Revelation 21:9