Strong’s G3754

ὅτι

Part of speech

Conjunction

Transliteration

hoti

Pronunciation

ho'-tee

Definition

that, because, since, for

Meaning

that, since, because; may introduce direct discourse.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "ὅτι" (hoti) is a versatile particle used primarily to introduce clauses that provide explanations, reasons, or content. It often translates to "that," "because," "since," or "for" in English. In the New Testament, "hoti" is frequently used to introduce direct or indirect speech, to explain reasons for actions or beliefs, and to provide causal connections between statements.

Bible references

Matthew 2:16;Matthew 2:18;Matthew 2:22;Matthew 2:23;Matthew 3:9;Matthew 4:6;Matthew 4:12;Matthew 5:3;Matthew 5:4;Matthew 5:5;Matthew 5:6;Matthew 5:7;Matthew 5:8;Matthew 5:9;Matthew 5:10;Matthew 5:12;Matthew 5:17;Matthew 5:20;Matthew 5:21;Matthew 5:22;Matthew 5:23;Matthew 5:27;Matthew 5:28;Matthew 5:32;Matthew 5:33