Strong’s G3387
μή τις
Part of speech
Pronoun
Transliteration
mé tis
Pronunciation
may tees
Definition
anyone, someone, any, some
Meaning
any
Usage
The Greek pronoun μή τις is used to express a negative or indefinite sense, often translated as "anyone" or "someone" in English. It is typically used in rhetorical questions or conditional statements to imply uncertainty or to negate the existence of a person or thing. In the New Testament, it often appears in contexts where the speaker is cautioning against certain actions or attitudes, or when posing hypothetical scenarios.