Strong’s G1380

δοκέω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

dokeó

Pronunciation

do-keh'-o

Definition

To think, to seem, to suppose, to be of opinion

Meaning

I think, seem, appear, it seems.

Usage

The Greek verb "dokeó" primarily conveys the idea of thinking or supposing something, often based on personal opinion or perception. It can imply a subjective judgment or an estimation of how things appear. In the New Testament, it is used to express opinions, judgments, or perceptions that may or may not align with reality or truth.

Bible references

Matthew 3:9;Matthew 6:7;Matthew 17:25;Matthew 18:12;Matthew 21:28;Matthew 22:17;Matthew 22:42;Matthew 24:44;Matthew 26:53;Matthew 26:66;Mark 6:49;Mark 10:42;Luke 1:3;Luke 8:18;Luke 10:36;Luke 12:40;Luke 12:51;Luke 13:2;Luke 13:4;Luke 19:11;Luke 22:24;Luke 24:37;John 5:39;John 5:45;John 11:13