Strong’s G1759

ἐνθάδε

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

enthade

Pronunciation

en-thah'-deh

Definition

Here, in this place

Meaning

here, in this place.

Usage

The Greek adverb ἐνθάδε (enthade) is used to denote a specific location, often translated as "here" or "in this place." It is employed in the New Testament to indicate a physical or metaphorical presence or location. The term emphasizes the immediacy or specificity of a place, often in contrast to another location.

Bible references

Matthew 17:20;Luke 16:26;Luke 24:41;John 4:15;John 4:16;Acts 10:18;Acts 16:28;Acts 17:6;Acts 25:17;Acts 25:24