Strong’s G3383

μήτε

Part of speech

Conjunction,Negative

Transliteration

méte

Pronunciation

MAY-teh

Definition

Neither, nor

Meaning

nor, neither, not even, neither…nor.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "méte" is used to connect negative clauses or phrases, indicating a negation of both elements. It is often translated as "neither...nor" in English. This conjunction is used to emphasize the exclusion of multiple items or actions, reinforcing the negation of each element in the connected series.

Bible references

Matthew 5:34;Matthew 5:35;Matthew 5:35;Matthew 5:36;Matthew 11:18;Matthew 11:18;Luke 7:33;Luke 9:3;Luke 9:3;Luke 9:3;Luke 9:3;Luke 9:3;Acts 23:8;Acts 23:8;Acts 23:12;Acts 23:12;Acts 23:21;Acts 23:21;Acts 27:20;Acts 27:20;2 Thessalonians 2:2;2 Thessalonians 2:2;2 Thessalonians 2:2;1 Timothy 1:7;1 Timothy 1:7