Strong’s G1437
ἐάν
Part of speech
Conditional Particle Or Conjunction
Transliteration
ean
Pronunciation
eh-an'
Definition
if, when, whenever
Meaning
if.
Usage
The Greek conjunction "ἐάν" (ean) is used to introduce conditional clauses, often translated as "if" or "whenever" in English. It denotes a condition that is possible or hypothetical, often implying a future contingency. In the New Testament, it is frequently used to express conditions that are dependent on certain actions or events.
Bible references
Matthew 4:9;Matthew 5:13;Matthew 5:19;Matthew 5:20;Matthew 5:23;Matthew 5:32;Matthew 5:46;Matthew 5:47;Matthew 6:14;Matthew 6:15;Matthew 6:22;Matthew 6:23;Matthew 7:12;Matthew 8:2;Matthew 8:19;Matthew 9:21;Matthew 10:13;Matthew 10:13;Matthew 11:6;Matthew 11:27;Matthew 12:11;Matthew 12:29;Matthew 12:32;Matthew 14:7;Matthew 15:5