Strong’s G1758

ἐνέχω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

enechó

Pronunciation

en-ekh'-o

Definition

To hold a grudge, to be hostile, to have a quarrel

Meaning

(a) I have a grudge against, am angry (with), (b) pass. or mid: I am entangled, entangle myself.

Usage

The verb "enechó" is used in the New Testament to describe the act of holding something against someone, often in the context of harboring resentment or maintaining a grievance. It implies an ongoing state of animosity or unresolved conflict between individuals.

Bible references

Mark 6:19;Luke 11:53;Galatians 5:1