Strong’s G2799

κλαίω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

klaió

Pronunciation

klah'-yo

Definition

To weep, to cry, to mourn

Meaning

I weep, weep for, mourn, lament.

Usage

The Greek verb "κλαίω" (klaió) is used in the New Testament to describe the act of weeping or crying, often in the context of mourning or expressing deep sorrow. It conveys a sense of emotional outpouring, whether due to personal grief, compassion for others, or repentance.

Bible references

Matthew 2:18;Matthew 26:75;Mark 5:38;Mark 5:39;Mark 14:72;Mark 16:10;Luke 6:21;Luke 6:25;Luke 7:13;Luke 7:32;Luke 7:38;Luke 8:52;Luke 8:52;Luke 19:41;Luke 22:62;Luke 23:28;Luke 23:28;John 11:31;John 11:33;John 11:33;John 16:20;John 20:11;John 20:11;John 20:13;John 20:15