Strong’s G1510
εἰμί
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
eimi
Pronunciation
ay-MEE
Definition
to be, to exist, to happen, to be present
Meaning
I am, exist.
Usage
The Greek verb "εἰμί" (eimi) is a fundamental verb in the Greek language, equivalent to the English verb "to be." It is used to denote existence, identity, or presence. In the New Testament, it often serves as a linking verb, connecting the subject with a predicate nominative or adjective. It is essential for expressing states of being and is frequently used in statements of identity, existence, and presence.
Bible references
Matthew 1:18;Matthew 1:19;Matthew 1:20;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 2:2;Matthew 2:6;Matthew 2:9;Matthew 2:13;Matthew 2:15;Matthew 2:18;Matthew 3:3;Matthew 3:4;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:15;Matthew 3:17;Matthew 4:3;Matthew 4:6;Matthew 4:18;Matthew 5:3;Matthew 5:10;Matthew 5:11;Matthew 5:13;Matthew 5:14;Matthew 5:21