Strong’s G1492

εἴδω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

eidó

Pronunciation

ay'-do

Definition

To see, to know, to perceive, to be aware

Meaning

I know, remember, appreciate.

Usage

The Greek verb "eidó" primarily conveys the idea of seeing or perceiving with the eyes or the mind. It extends beyond physical sight to include mental perception and understanding. In the New Testament, "eidó" often implies a deeper, intuitive knowledge or awareness, sometimes translated as "to know" or "to understand."

Bible references

Matthew 6:8;Matthew 6:32;Matthew 7:11;Matthew 9:6;Matthew 12:25;Matthew 15:12;Matthew 20:22;Matthew 20:25;Matthew 21:27;Matthew 22:16;Matthew 22:29;Matthew 24:36;Matthew 24:42;Matthew 24:43;Matthew 25:12;Matthew 25:13;Matthew 25:26;Matthew 26:2;Matthew 26:70;Matthew 26:72;Matthew 26:74;Matthew 27:18;Matthew 27:65;Matthew 28:5;Mark 1:24