Strong’s G3775

οὖς

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

ous

Pronunciation

oos

Definition

Ear

Meaning

(a) the ear, (b) met: the faculty of perception.

Usage

The Greek word "οὖς" (ous) refers to the physical organ of hearing, the ear. In the New Testament, it is often used metaphorically to denote the ability to hear and understand spiritual truths. The term is employed in contexts that emphasize listening, obedience, and discernment of God's word.

Bible references

Matthew 10:27;Matthew 11:15;Matthew 13:9;Matthew 13:15;Matthew 13:15;Matthew 13:16;Matthew 13:43;Mark 4:9;Mark 4:23;Mark 7:16;Mark 7:33;Mark 8:18;Luke 1:44;Luke 4:21;Luke 8:8;Luke 9:44;Luke 12:3;Luke 14:35;Luke 22:50;Acts 7:51;Acts 7:57;Acts 11:22;Acts 28:27;Acts 28:27;Romans 11:8