Strong’s G3796

ὀψέ

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

opse

Pronunciation

op-seh'

Definition

Late, evening, after

Meaning

late, in the evening.

Usage

The adverb "opse" is used in the New Testament to denote a time that is late in the day, typically referring to the evening or a period after a significant event. It can imply a time after sunset or a time following a particular occurrence.

Bible references

Matthew 28:1;Mark 11:19;Mark 13:35

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