Strong’s G2549

κακία

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

kakia

Pronunciation

kä-kē'-ä

Definition

Wickedness, malice, evil, depravity

Meaning

(a) evil (i.e. trouble, labor, misfortune), (b) wickedness, (c) vicious disposition, malice, spite.

Usage

In the New Testament, "kakia" refers to a state of moral corruption and wickedness. It encompasses a broad range of evil behaviors and intentions, including malice, ill-will, and a general disposition towards wrongdoing. The term is often used to describe the inherent sinful nature of humanity and the moral depravity that opposes God's righteousness.

Bible references

Matthew 6:34;Acts 8:22;Romans 1:29;1 Corinthians 5:8;1 Corinthians 14:20;Ephesians 4:31;Colossians 3:8;Titus 3:3;James 1:21;1 Peter 2:1;1 Peter 2:16