Strong’s G3686

ὄνομα

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

onoma

Pronunciation

o'-no-mah

Definition

Name

Meaning

name, character, fame, reputation.

Usage

In the New Testament, "onoma" primarily refers to a name, which can denote a literal name of a person or place, or it can signify authority, character, reputation, or identity. It is often used to express the essence or nature of a person, especially in relation to God or Jesus Christ. The term can also imply the power or authority associated with a name, as seen in phrases like "in the name of Jesus."

Bible references

Matthew 1:21;Matthew 1:23;Matthew 1:25;Matthew 6:9;Matthew 7:22;Matthew 7:22;Matthew 7:22;Matthew 10:2;Matthew 10:22;Matthew 10:41;Matthew 10:41;Matthew 10:42;Matthew 12:21;Matthew 18:5;Matthew 18:20;Matthew 19:29;Matthew 21:9;Matthew 23:39;Matthew 24:5;Matthew 24:9;Matthew 27:32;Matthew 28:19;Mark 3:16;Mark 3:17;Mark 5:9