Strong’s G2007

ἐπιτίθημι

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

epitithémi

Pronunciation

eh-pee-TEE-thay-mee

Definition

To lay upon, to place upon, to put on

Meaning

I put, place upon, lay on; I add, give in addition.

Usage

The Greek verb "epitithémi" primarily means to place or lay something upon something else. It is used in various contexts in the New Testament, including the physical act of placing hands on someone, laying burdens, or metaphorically applying concepts or teachings. The term often conveys a sense of intentionality and purpose in the action of placing or imposing.

Bible references

Matthew 9:18;Matthew 19:13;Matthew 19:15;Matthew 21:7;Matthew 23:4;Matthew 27:29;Matthew 27:37;Mark 3:16;Mark 3:17;Mark 5:23;Mark 6:5;Mark 7:32;Mark 8:23;Mark 8:25;Mark 16:18;Luke 4:40;Luke 10:30;Luke 13:13;Luke 15:5;Luke 23:26;John 9:15;John 19:2;Acts 6:6;Acts 8:17;Acts 8:19