Strong’s G2556

κακός

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

kakos

Pronunciation

kä-kos'

Definition

Bad, evil, wicked, harmful

Meaning

bad, evil, in the widest sense.

Usage

The Greek word "kakos" is used in the New Testament to describe that which is morally or ethically wrong, harmful, or evil. It often refers to actions, thoughts, or behaviors that are contrary to God's will and character. "Kakos" can describe both physical harm and moral evil, emphasizing the destructive nature of sin and wrongdoing.

Bible references

Matthew 21:41;Matthew 24:48;Matthew 27:23;Mark 7:21;Mark 15:14;Luke 16:25;Luke 23:22;John 18:23;John 18:30;Acts 9:13;Acts 16:28;Acts 23:9;Acts 28:5;Romans 1:30;Romans 2:9;Romans 3:8;Romans 7:19;Romans 7:21;Romans 12:17;Romans 12:17;Romans 12:21;Romans 12:21;Romans 13:3;Romans 13:4;Romans 13:4