Strong’s G3326
μετά
Part of speech
Preposition
Transliteration
meta
Pronunciation
meh-tah'
Definition
with, after, among
Meaning
(a) gen: with, in company with, (b) acc: (1) behind, beyond, after, of place, (2) after, of time, with nouns, neut. of adjectives.
Usage
The Greek preposition "meta" is versatile, primarily denoting accompaniment or association. It can indicate a spatial relationship ("with"), a temporal sequence ("after"), or a figurative connection ("among"). In the New Testament, "meta" is often used to describe the presence or companionship of individuals, the sequence of events, or the inclusion within a group.
Bible references
Matthew 1:12;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 2:3;Matthew 2:11;Matthew 4:21;Matthew 5:25;Matthew 5:41;Matthew 8:11;Matthew 9:11;Matthew 9:15;Matthew 12:3;Matthew 12:4;Matthew 12:30;Matthew 12:30;Matthew 12:41;Matthew 12:42;Matthew 12:45;Matthew 13:20;Matthew 14:7;Matthew 15:30;Matthew 16:27;Matthew 17:1;Matthew 17:3;Matthew 17:17;Matthew 18:16