Strong’s G3346

μετατίθημι

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

metatithemi

Pronunciation

meh-tah-TITH-ay-mee

Definition

To transfer, change, remove, or translate.

Meaning

(a) I transfer, mid: I go over to another party, desert, (b) I change.

Usage

The Greek verb "metatithemi" primarily means to transfer or change the position of something. It can imply a physical relocation, a change in state or condition, or a translation from one form to another. In the New Testament, it is used both in literal and metaphorical contexts, such as changing one's allegiance or translating a person from one realm to another.

Bible references

Acts 7:16;Galatians 1:6;Hebrews 7:12;Hebrews 11:5;Hebrews 11:5;Jude 1:4