Strong’s G1537

ἐκ or ἐξ

Part of speech

Preposition

Transliteration

ek or ex

Pronunciation

ek (eck) or ex (ex)

Definition

from, out of, by, away from

Meaning

from out, out from among, from, suggesting from the interior outwards.

Usage

The Greek preposition "ek" or "ex" is used to indicate origin or source, often translated as "from" or "out of." It can denote physical separation, such as coming out of a place, or metaphorical separation, such as being delivered from a situation. It is also used to express cause or reason, indicating the source of an action or condition.

Bible references

Matthew 1:3;Matthew 1:5;Matthew 1:5;Matthew 1:6;Matthew 1:16;Matthew 1:18;Matthew 1:20;Matthew 2:6;Matthew 2:15;Matthew 3:9;Matthew 3:17;Matthew 5:37;Matthew 6:27;Matthew 7:4;Matthew 7:5;Matthew 7:5;Matthew 7:9;Matthew 8:28;Matthew 10:29;Matthew 12:11;Matthew 12:33;Matthew 12:34;Matthew 12:35;Matthew 12:35;Matthew 12:37