Strong’s G1538

ἕκαστος

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

hekastos

Pronunciation

heh-KAS-tos

Definition

each, every, every one

Meaning

each (of more than two), every one.

Usage

The Greek word "hekastos" is an adjective used to denote individuality within a group, emphasizing each member or part of a whole. It is often translated as "each" or "every" in English. In the New Testament, it is used to highlight personal responsibility, individual actions, or the distinctiveness of each person or thing within a collective.

Bible references

Matthew 16:27;Matthew 18:35;Matthew 25:15;Matthew 26:22;Mark 13:34;Luke 2:3;Luke 4:40;Luke 6:44;Luke 13:15;Luke 16:5;John 6:7;John 7:53;John 16:32;John 19:23;Acts 2:3;Acts 2:6;Acts 2:8;Acts 2:38;Acts 3:26;Acts 4:35;Acts 11:29;Acts 17:27;Acts 20:31;Acts 21:19;Acts 21:26