Strong’s G3762

οὐδείς, οὐδεμία, οὐδέν (oudeis, oudemia, ouden)

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

oudeis and outheis, oudemia, ouden and outhen

Pronunciation

oo-DICE, oo-deh-MEE-ah, oo-DEN

Definition

No one, none, nothing

Meaning

no one, none, nothing.

Usage

The Greek terms οὐδείς, οὐδεμία, and οὐδέν are used to express the absolute negation of people, things, or concepts. They are often translated as "no one," "none," or "nothing" in English. These words are used to emphasize the total absence or non-existence of something or someone in a given context.

Bible references

Matthew 5:13;Matthew 6:24;Matthew 8:10;Matthew 9:16;Matthew 10:26;Matthew 11:27;Matthew 13:34;Matthew 17:8;Matthew 17:20;Matthew 20:7;Matthew 21:19;Matthew 22:16;Matthew 22:46;Matthew 23:16;Matthew 23:18;Matthew 24:36;Matthew 26:62;Matthew 27:12;Matthew 27:24;Mark 2:21;Mark 2:22;Mark 3:27;Mark 5:3;Mark 5:4;Mark 5:37

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