Strong’s G2547

κακεῖθεν

Part of speech

Adverb, Correlative

Transliteration

kakeithen

Pronunciation

kä-kā'-thĕn

Definition

and from there, and thence

Meaning

and thence, and from there; and then afterwards.

Usage

The Greek adverb "kakeithen" is used to indicate movement or transition from one place to another. It combines the conjunction "kai" (and) with "ekeithen" (from there), suggesting a continuation of action or narrative from a specific location. It is often used in the New Testament to describe Jesus' movements or the travels of the apostles, emphasizing the progression of their ministry.

Bible references

Mark 9:30;Luke 11:53;Acts 7:4;Acts 13:21;Acts 14:26;Acts 16:12;Acts 20:15;Acts 21:1;Acts 27:4;Acts 28:15