Strong’s G3173

μέγας

Part of speech

Adjective; Adverb, Comparative

Transliteration

megas

Pronunciation

MEH-gahs

Definition

Great, large, mighty

Meaning

large, great, in the widest sense.

Usage

The Greek adjective "megas" is used to describe something of significant size, importance, or intensity. It can refer to physical dimensions, such as a large crowd or a great city, as well as abstract concepts like great power, authority, or significance. In the New Testament, "megas" often emphasizes the magnitude of God's works, the authority of Jesus, or the impact of events.

Bible references

Matthew 2:10;Matthew 4:16;Matthew 5:19;Matthew 5:35;Matthew 7:27;Matthew 8:24;Matthew 8:26;Matthew 11:11;Matthew 11:11;Matthew 12:6;Matthew 13:32;Matthew 15:28;Matthew 18:1;Matthew 18:4;Matthew 20:25;Matthew 20:26;Matthew 20:31;Matthew 22:36;Matthew 22:38;Matthew 23:11;Matthew 23:17;Matthew 23:19;Matthew 24:21;Matthew 24:24;Matthew 24:31