Strong’s G2226

ζῷον

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

zóon

Pronunciation

ZO-on

Definition

Living creature, animal, beast

Meaning

an animal, living creature.

Usage

The Greek word "ζῷον" (zóon) is used in the New Testament to refer to living beings, often in the context of animals or creatures. It emphasizes the aspect of life and vitality inherent in these beings. In the biblical context, it is frequently used to describe the four living creatures around the throne of God in the book of Revelation, symbolizing various aspects of creation and divine attributes.

Bible references

Hebrews 13:11;2 Peter 2:12;Jude 1:10;Revelation 4:6;Revelation 4:7;Revelation 4:7;Revelation 4:7;Revelation 4:7;Revelation 4:8;Revelation 4:9;Revelation 5:6;Revelation 5:8;Revelation 5:11;Revelation 5:14;Revelation 6:1;Revelation 6:3;Revelation 6:5;Revelation 6:6;Revelation 6:7;Revelation 7:11;Revelation 14:3;Revelation 15:7;Revelation 19:4

ζῷον — Strong’s G2226 | BibleTools.io