Strong’s G2250

ἡμέρα

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

hémera

Pronunciation

hay-MER-ah

Definition

Day

Meaning

a day, the period from sunrise to sunset.

Usage

The Greek word "hémera" primarily refers to a 24-hour period, a day as understood in the context of time. It can also denote a specific day or a period characterized by a particular event or condition, such as "the day of the Lord." In the New Testament, "hémera" is used both literally and metaphorically, indicating not only the passage of time but also significant eschatological events.

Bible references

Matthew 2:1;Matthew 3:1;Matthew 4:2;Matthew 6:34;Matthew 7:22;Matthew 9:15;Matthew 10:15;Matthew 11:12;Matthew 11:22;Matthew 11:24;Matthew 12:36;Matthew 12:40;Matthew 12:40;Matthew 13:1;Matthew 15:32;Matthew 16:21;Matthew 17:1;Matthew 17:23;Matthew 20:2;Matthew 20:6;Matthew 20:12;Matthew 20:19;Matthew 22:23;Matthew 22:46;Matthew 23:30

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