Strong’s G2896

κράζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

krazó

Pronunciation

krah'-zo

Definition

To cry out, to shout

Meaning

I cry aloud, shriek.

Usage

The Greek verb "krazó" is used to describe a loud cry or shout, often conveying strong emotion or urgency. It is frequently used in the New Testament to depict individuals or crowds expressing desperation, need, or proclamation. The term can imply both positive and negative connotations, depending on the context, such as a cry for help or a shout of anger.

Bible references

Matthew 8:29;Matthew 9:27;Matthew 14:26;Matthew 14:30;Matthew 15:22;Matthew 15:23;Matthew 20:30;Matthew 20:31;Matthew 21:9;Matthew 21:15;Matthew 27:23;Matthew 27:50;Mark 3:11;Mark 5:5;Mark 5:7;Mark 9:24;Mark 9:26;Mark 10:47;Mark 10:48;Mark 11:9;Mark 15:13;Mark 15:14;Luke 9:39;Luke 18:39;Luke 19:40