Strong’s G3122

μάλιστα

Part of speech

Adverb, Superlative

Transliteration

malista

Pronunciation

mä'-lis-tä

Definition

Especially, chiefly, most of all

Meaning

most of all, especially.

Usage

The adverb "malista" is used in the New Testament to denote emphasis or particularity. It often highlights a specific group or aspect within a broader context, indicating a special focus or priority. It can be translated as "especially," "chiefly," or "most of all," depending on the context.

Bible references

Acts 20:38;Acts 25:26;Acts 26:3;Galatians 6:10;Philippians 4:22;1 Timothy 4:10;1 Timothy 5:8;1 Timothy 5:17;2 Timothy 4:13;Titus 1:10;Philemon 1:16;2 Peter 2:10