Strong’s G3599
ὀδούς
Part of speech
Noun, Masculine
Transliteration
odous
Pronunciation
o-doos'
Definition
Tooth
Meaning
a tooth.
Usage
The Greek word "ὀδούς" (odous) primarily refers to a tooth or teeth. In the New Testament, it is often used metaphorically to describe intense anguish or suffering, as seen in the phrase "weeping and gnashing of teeth," which signifies extreme remorse or despair.
Bible references
Matthew 5:38;Matthew 5:38;Matthew 8:12;Matthew 13:42;Matthew 13:50;Matthew 22:13;Matthew 24:51;Matthew 25:30;Mark 9:18;Luke 13:28;Acts 7:54;Revelation 9:8