Strong’s G2504

καγώ

Part of speech

Personal Pronoun

Transliteration

kagó

Pronunciation

kä-gō'

Definition

and I, I also

Meaning

I also, I too, but I.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "καγώ" is used to express a connection or addition, often translated as "and I" or "I also." It is employed to emphasize the speaker's involvement or agreement in a statement or action. This term is frequently used in the New Testament to highlight personal participation or to draw a parallel between the speaker and another subject.

Bible references

Matthew 2:8;Matthew 10:32;Matthew 10:33;Matthew 11:28;Matthew 16:18;Matthew 18:33;Matthew 21:24;Matthew 21:24;Matthew 26:15;Luke 1:3;Luke 2:48;Luke 11:9;Luke 19:23;Luke 20:3;Luke 22:29;John 1:31;John 1:33;John 1:34;John 5:17;John 6:44;John 6:54;John 6:56;John 6:57;John 7:28;John 8:26

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