Strong’s G3614
οἰκία
Part of speech
Noun, Feminine
Transliteration
oikia
Pronunciation
oy-kee'-ah
Definition
House, household, dwelling
Meaning
a house, household, dwelling; meton: goods, property, means.
Usage
The Greek word "oikia" primarily refers to a physical structure or building used as a dwelling place, commonly translated as "house" or "home." It can also extend to mean "household," encompassing the family or those living within the house. In the New Testament, "oikia" is used both literally and metaphorically, often symbolizing a place of safety, community, and familial relationships.
Bible references
Matthew 2:11;Matthew 5:15;Matthew 7:24;Matthew 7:25;Matthew 7:26;Matthew 7:27;Matthew 8:6;Matthew 8:14;Matthew 9:10;Matthew 9:23;Matthew 9:28;Matthew 10:12;Matthew 10:13;Matthew 10:14;Matthew 12:25;Matthew 12:29;Matthew 12:29;Matthew 13:1;Matthew 13:36;Matthew 13:57;Matthew 17:25;Matthew 19:29;Matthew 23:14;Matthew 24:17;Matthew 24:43