Strong’s G2534

καί γε

Part of speech

Conjunction

Transliteration

kai ge

Pronunciation

kai geh

Definition

and indeed, and yet, even

Meaning

and, at least

Usage

The Greek conjunction "kai ge" is used to add emphasis or to introduce an additional thought that is closely related to the preceding statement. It often serves to highlight or underscore a point, suggesting a sense of certainty or affirmation. In the New Testament, it is used to draw attention to a particular aspect of a statement, often to reinforce or clarify the message being conveyed.