Strong’s G3528

νικάω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

nikaó

Pronunciation

nee-KAH-oh

Definition

To conquer, to overcome, to prevail, to gain victory

Meaning

I conquer, am victorious, overcome, prevail, subdue.

Usage

The verb νικάω (nikaó) is used in the New Testament to describe the act of overcoming or gaining victory, often in a spiritual or moral context. It conveys the idea of triumphing over adversities, challenges, or enemies. This term is frequently associated with the victory of faith, the triumph of Christ over sin and death, and the believer's call to overcome the world through faith in Jesus Christ.

Bible references

Luke 11:22;John 16:33;Romans 3:4;Romans 12:21;Romans 12:21;1 John 2:13;1 John 2:14;1 John 4:4;1 John 5:4;1 John 5:4;1 John 5:5;Revelation 2:7;Revelation 2:11;Revelation 2:17;Revelation 2:26;Revelation 3:5;Revelation 3:12;Revelation 3:21;Revelation 3:21;Revelation 5:5;Revelation 6:2;Revelation 6:2;Revelation 11:7;Revelation 12:11;Revelation 13:7