Strong’s G3433

μόλις

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

molis

Pronunciation

MOH-lis

Definition

With difficulty, scarcely, hardly

Meaning

with difficulty, hardly, scarcely.

Usage

The adverb "molis" is used in the New Testament to convey the idea of something being achieved with great difficulty or effort. It often implies a sense of struggle or challenge in accomplishing a task or reaching a goal. The term suggests that the action or event is not easily attained and requires significant effort or perseverance.

Bible references

Acts 14:18;Acts 27:7;Acts 27:8;Acts 27:16;Romans 5:7;1 Peter 4:18