Strong’s G3363
ἵνα μή
Part of speech
Conjunction
Transliteration
hina mé
Pronunciation
hee-nah may
Definition
"lest," "so that not," "in order that not"
Meaning
albeit not, lest, that
Usage
The conjunction ἵνα μή is used in the Greek New Testament to express a negative purpose or result. It is often translated as "lest" or "so that not," indicating an action taken to prevent a negative outcome. This construction is used to convey caution or to express a desired avoidance of a particular result.