Strong’s G3089
λύω
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
luó
Pronunciation
loo'-o
Definition
To loose, to release, to dissolve, to break, to destroy
Meaning
(a) I loose, untie, release, (b) met: I break, destroy, set at naught, contravene; I break up a meeting, annul.
Usage
The Greek verb "luó" primarily means to loose or release something that is bound or tied. It can also imply breaking or destroying, as well as dissolving or nullifying something. In the New Testament, "luó" is used both in literal and metaphorical contexts, such as untying a physical object or releasing someone from bonds, as well as breaking spiritual or legal bonds.
Bible references
Matthew 5:19;Matthew 16:19;Matthew 16:19;Matthew 18:18;Matthew 18:18;Matthew 21:2;Mark 1:7;Mark 7:35;Mark 11:2;Mark 11:4;Mark 11:5;Luke 3:16;Luke 13:15;Luke 13:16;Luke 19:30;Luke 19:31;Luke 19:33;Luke 19:33;John 1:27;John 2:19;John 5:18;John 7:23;John 10:35;John 11:44;Acts 2:24