Strong’s G2090

ἑτοιμάζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

hetoimazó

Pronunciation

he-toy-MAD-zo

Definition

To prepare, make ready

Meaning

I make ready, prepare.

Usage

The verb "hetoimazó" is used in the New Testament to denote the act of preparing or making ready. It often implies a sense of anticipation or readiness for a future event or purpose. This preparation can be physical, spiritual, or metaphorical, depending on the context.

Bible references

Matthew 3:3;Matthew 20:23;Matthew 22:4;Matthew 25:34;Matthew 25:41;Matthew 26:17;Matthew 26:19;Mark 1:3;Mark 10:40;Mark 14:12;Mark 14:15;Mark 14:16;Luke 1:17;Luke 1:76;Luke 2:31;Luke 3:4;Luke 9:52;Luke 12:20;Luke 12:47;Luke 17:8;Luke 22:8;Luke 22:9;Luke 22:12;Luke 22:13;Luke 23:56