Strong’s G3761

οὐδέ

Part of speech

Conjunction,Negative

Transliteration

oude

Pronunciation

oo-deh'

Definition

neither, nor, not even

Meaning

neither, nor, not even, and not.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "οὐδέ" is used to connect clauses or phrases, typically to express a negative addition. It is often translated as "neither" or "nor" in English. It serves to emphasize the negation of both elements it connects, indicating that neither of the connected elements is true or applicable.

Bible references

Matthew 5:15;Matthew 6:15;Matthew 6:20;Matthew 6:26;Matthew 6:26;Matthew 6:28;Matthew 6:29;Matthew 7:18;Matthew 9:17;Matthew 10:24;Matthew 11:27;Matthew 12:4;Matthew 12:19;Matthew 12:19;Matthew 13:13;Matthew 16:9;Matthew 16:10;Matthew 21:27;Matthew 21:32;Matthew 22:46;Matthew 23:13;Matthew 24:21;Matthew 24:36;Matthew 24:36;Matthew 25:13