Strong’s G1473

ἐγώ

Part of speech

Personal Pronoun

Transliteration

egó

Pronunciation

eh-GO

Definition

I, me

Meaning

I, the first-person pronoun.

Usage

The Greek pronoun "ἐγώ" (egó) is used to denote the first person singular, "I" or "me," emphasizing the speaker's identity or role in the context. It is often used in the New Testament to highlight personal involvement, responsibility, or authority. In many instances, it is employed by Jesus to assert His identity and mission, as seen in the "I am" statements in the Gospel of John.

Bible references

Matthew 1:23;Matthew 2:6;Matthew 2:8;Matthew 2:15;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:14;Matthew 3:14;Matthew 3:15;Matthew 3:17;Matthew 4:9;Matthew 4:19;Matthew 5:11;Matthew 5:22;Matthew 5:28;Matthew 5:32;Matthew 5:34;Matthew 5:39;Matthew 5:44;Matthew 6:9;Matthew 6:11;Matthew 6:11;Matthew 6:12;Matthew 6:12