Strong’s G2532

καί

Part of speech

Conjunction

Transliteration

kai

Pronunciation

kah-ee

Definition

and, also, even, indeed, but

Meaning

and, even, also, namely.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "καί" (kai) is one of the most frequently used words in the New Testament. It primarily functions as a copulative conjunction, meaning it connects words, phrases, or clauses that are of equal grammatical rank. It can be translated as "and," "also," "even," "indeed," or "but," depending on the context. Its usage is versatile, often serving to add emphasis or to introduce additional information.

Bible references

Matthew 1:2;Matthew 1:3;Matthew 1:11;Matthew 1:17;Matthew 1:17;Matthew 1:19;Matthew 1:21;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 1:24;Matthew 1:25;Matthew 1:25;Matthew 2:2;Matthew 2:3;Matthew 2:4;Matthew 2:4;Matthew 2:6;Matthew 2:8;Matthew 2:9;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 2:12