Strong’s G2296

θαυμάζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

thaumazó

Pronunciation

thou-mad'-zo

Definition

To marvel, to wonder, to be amazed

Meaning

(a) intrans: I wonder, marvel, (b) trans: I wonder at, admire.

Usage

The verb "thaumazó" is used in the New Testament to express a sense of wonder, amazement, or astonishment. It often describes the reaction of people to the miraculous works and teachings of Jesus Christ. It can also denote a sense of admiration or surprise at something unexpected or extraordinary.

Bible references

Matthew 8:10;Matthew 8:27;Matthew 9:33;Matthew 15:31;Matthew 21:20;Matthew 22:22;Matthew 27:14;Mark 5:20;Mark 6:6;Mark 12:17;Mark 15:5;Mark 15:44;Luke 1:21;Luke 1:63;Luke 2:18;Luke 2:33;Luke 4:22;Luke 7:9;Luke 8:25;Luke 9:43;Luke 11:14;Luke 11:38;Luke 20:26;Luke 24:12;Luke 24:41