Strong’s G2089

ἔτι

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

eti

Pronunciation

eh'-tee

Definition

still, yet, even, more

Meaning

(a) of time: still, yet, even now, (b) of degree: even, further, more, in addition.

Usage

The Greek adverb "ἔτι" (eti) is used to denote continuation or persistence in a state or action. It often conveys the sense of "still" or "yet," indicating that something remains unchanged or ongoing. It can also imply "even" or "more," suggesting an additional degree or extent.

Bible references

Matthew 5:13;Matthew 12:46;Matthew 17:5;Matthew 18:16;Matthew 19:20;Matthew 26:47;Matthew 26:65;Matthew 27:63;Mark 5:35;Mark 5:35;Mark 12:6;Mark 14:43;Mark 14:63;Luke 1:15;Luke 8:49;Luke 9:42;Luke 14:22;Luke 14:26;Luke 14:32;Luke 15:20;Luke 16:2;Luke 18:22;Luke 20:36;Luke 22:47;Luke 22:60