Strong’s G3777

οὔτε

Part of speech

Conjunction,Negative

Transliteration

oute

Pronunciation

OO-teh

Definition

Neither, nor

Meaning

and not, neither, nor.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "oute" is used to connect two or more negative clauses, indicating that neither of the connected elements is true or applicable. It serves to emphasize the negation of both parts of a statement, often used in contexts where multiple conditions or actions are being denied.

Bible references

Matthew 6:20;Matthew 6:20;Matthew 12:32;Matthew 12:32;Matthew 22:30;Matthew 22:30;Mark 12:25;Mark 12:25;Mark 14:68;Mark 14:68;Luke 14:35;Luke 14:35;Luke 20:35;Luke 20:35;John 4:11;John 4:21;John 4:21;John 5:37;John 5:37;John 8:19;John 8:19;John 9:3;John 9:3;Acts 2:31;Acts 2:31