Strong’s G2240

ἥκω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

hékó

Pronunciation

HAY-ko

Definition

to have come, to be present

Meaning

I have come, am present, have arrived.

Usage

The Greek verb "hékó" primarily means "to have come" or "to be present." It is used in the New Testament to denote the arrival or presence of a person or event. The term often conveys the idea of reaching a destination or being in a particular place at a specific time.

Bible references

Matthew 8:11;Matthew 23:36;Matthew 24:14;Matthew 24:50;Mark 8:3;Luke 12:46;Luke 13:29;Luke 13:35;Luke 15:27;Luke 19:43;John 2:4;John 4:47;John 6:37;John 8:42;Romans 11:26;Hebrews 10:7;Hebrews 10:9;Hebrews 10:37;2 Peter 3:10;1 John 5:20;Revelation 2:25;Revelation 3:3;Revelation 3:3;Revelation 3:9;Revelation 15:4