Strong’s G3123

μᾶλλον

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

mallon

Pronunciation

MAHL-lon

Definition

More, rather, instead

Meaning

more, rather.

Usage

The adverb "mallon" is used in the New Testament to indicate a preference, emphasis, or contrast. It often translates to "more," "rather," or "instead," highlighting a greater degree or preference for one thing over another. It can also be used to correct or clarify a statement, suggesting a more accurate or preferred understanding.

Bible references

Matthew 6:26;Matthew 6:30;Matthew 7:11;Matthew 10:6;Matthew 10:25;Matthew 10:28;Matthew 18:13;Matthew 25:9;Matthew 27:24;Mark 5:26;Mark 7:36;Mark 9:42;Mark 10:48;Mark 15:11;Luke 5:15;Luke 11:13;Luke 12:24;Luke 12:28;Luke 18:39;John 3:19;John 5:18;John 12:43;John 19:8;Acts 4:19;Acts 5:14

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