Strong’s G2398

ἴδιος

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

idios

Pronunciation

EE-dee-os

Definition

own, private, personal, peculiar

Meaning

one's own, belonging to one, private, personal; one's own people, one's own family, home, property.

Usage

The Greek word "idios" is used to denote something that belongs to oneself, is private, or is peculiar to an individual. It often emphasizes personal possession or association, distinguishing what is one's own from what belongs to others. In the New Testament, "idios" is used to highlight personal responsibility, ownership, or relationship.

Bible references

Matthew 9:1;Matthew 14:13;Matthew 14:23;Matthew 17:1;Matthew 17:19;Matthew 20:17;Matthew 22:5;Matthew 24:3;Matthew 25:14;Matthew 25:15;Mark 4:34;Mark 4:34;Mark 6:31;Mark 6:32;Mark 7:33;Mark 9:2;Mark 9:28;Mark 13:3;Luke 6:41;Luke 6:44;Luke 9:10;Luke 10:23;Luke 10:34;Luke 18:28;John 1:11