Strong’s G2373

θυμόω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

thumoó

Pronunciation

thoo-mo'-o

Definition

To provoke, to make angry, to be enraged.

Meaning

I provoke to anger; pass: I am wroth or very angry.

Usage

The verb θυμόω (thumoó) is used in the New Testament to describe the act of provoking someone to anger or inciting wrath. It conveys a sense of stirring up intense emotions, often leading to conflict or confrontation. This term is typically used in contexts where there is a deliberate action that results in anger or indignation.

Bible references

Matthew 2:16