Strong’s G2443

ἵνα

Part of speech

Conjunction

Transliteration

hina

Pronunciation

HEE-nah

Definition

that, in order that, so that

Meaning

in order that, so that.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "hina" is primarily used to express purpose, result, or intent. It often introduces a subordinate clause that explains the purpose or result of the action in the main clause. In English, it is typically translated as "that," "in order that," or "so that." It is a common conjunction in the New Testament, used to convey the intended outcome or purpose of an action or statement.

Bible references

Matthew 1:22;Matthew 2:15;Matthew 4:3;Matthew 4:14;Matthew 5:29;Matthew 5:30;Matthew 7:1;Matthew 7:12;Matthew 8:8;Matthew 9:4;Matthew 9:6;Matthew 10:25;Matthew 12:10;Matthew 12:16;Matthew 12:17;Matthew 14:15;Matthew 14:36;Matthew 16:20;Matthew 17:27;Matthew 18:6;Matthew 18:14;Matthew 18:16;Matthew 19:13;Matthew 19:16;Matthew 20:21