Strong’s G2359

θρίξ

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

thrix

Pronunciation

threeks

Definition

Hair

Meaning

hair (of the head or of animals).

Usage

The Greek word "θρίξ" (thrix) refers to a single strand of hair or collectively to hair in general. In the New Testament, it is often used metaphorically to emphasize the minuteness or detail of God's knowledge and care, as well as the value He places on individuals.

Bible references

Matthew 3:4;Matthew 5:36;Matthew 10:30;Mark 1:6;Luke 7:38;Luke 7:44;Luke 12:7;Luke 21:18;John 11:2;John 12:3;Acts 27:34;1 Peter 3:3;Revelation 1:14;Revelation 9:8;Revelation 9:8

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