Strong’s G1536

εἴ τις

Part of speech

Pronoun

Transliteration

ei tis

Pronunciation

[ā tēs]

Definition

if anyone, if someone

Meaning

he that, if a man, whether any, whosoever

Usage

The phrase "εἴ τις" is used in the New Testament to introduce conditional statements or hypothetical scenarios. It often sets the stage for teachings, exhortations, or warnings, emphasizing the potential for any individual to be involved in the situation described. It underscores the inclusivity of the message, applying to anyone who meets the condition.