Strong’s G3756

οὐ, οὐκ, οὐχ

Part of speech

Particle, Negative

Transliteration

ou, ouk, ouch

Pronunciation

oo, ook, ookh

Definition

no, not

Meaning

no, not.

Usage

The Greek word "οὐ" (ou) is used as a strong negative particle, signifying absolute negation. It is employed to deny statements, propositions, or questions, and is often used to emphasize the impossibility or non-existence of something. The variations "οὐκ" (ouk) and "οὐχ" (ouch) are used before words beginning with vowels or aspirated sounds, respectively.

Bible references

Matthew 1:25;Matthew 2:18;Matthew 2:18;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 4:4;Matthew 4:7;Matthew 5:14;Matthew 5:17;Matthew 5:18;Matthew 5:20;Matthew 5:21;Matthew 5:26;Matthew 5:27;Matthew 5:33;Matthew 5:36;Matthew 5:37;Matthew 5:37;Matthew 6:1;Matthew 6:5;Matthew 6:20;Matthew 6:24;Matthew 6:26;Matthew 6:26;Matthew 6:28;Matthew 6:30