Strong’s G2560
κακός
Part of speech
Adverb
Transliteration
kakós
Pronunciation
kä-kos'
Definition
Bad, evil, wicked, harmful
Meaning
badly, evilly, wrongly.
Usage
The Greek adjective "κακός" (kakós) is used in the New Testament to describe that which is morally or ethically wrong, harmful, or evil. It often contrasts with what is good, righteous, or beneficial. The term can refer to actions, thoughts, or conditions that are contrary to God's nature and commands. It is used to describe both physical harm and moral evil.
Bible references
Matthew 4:24;Matthew 8:16;Matthew 9:12;Matthew 14:35;Matthew 15:22;Matthew 17:15;Matthew 21:41;Mark 1:32;Mark 1:34;Mark 2:17;Mark 6:55;Luke 5:31;Luke 7:2;John 18:23;Acts 23:5;James 4:3