Strong’s G2192
ἔχω
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
echó
Pronunciation
eh'-kho
Definition
To have, to hold, to possess
Meaning
I have, hold, possess.
Usage
The Greek verb "echó" primarily means "to have" or "to hold." It is used extensively in the New Testament to denote possession, relationship, or condition. The term can refer to physical possession, such as having an object, or more abstract concepts, such as having faith or a particular status. It is a versatile verb that appears in various contexts, indicating ownership, association, or a state of being.
Bible references
Matthew 1:18;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 3:4;Matthew 3:9;Matthew 3:14;Matthew 4:24;Matthew 5:23;Matthew 5:46;Matthew 6:1;Matthew 6:8;Matthew 7:29;Matthew 8:9;Matthew 8:16;Matthew 8:20;Matthew 8:20;Matthew 9:6;Matthew 9:12;Matthew 9:12;Matthew 9:36;Matthew 11:15;Matthew 11:18;Matthew 12:10;Matthew 12:11;Matthew 13:5;Matthew 13:5