Strong’s G4133

πλήν

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

plén

Pronunciation

playn

Definition

Nevertheless, but, except, however

Meaning

however, nevertheless, but, except that, yet.

Usage

The Greek word "plén" is used as a conjunction or adverb to introduce a contrast or exception. It often serves to highlight a shift in thought or to introduce a qualification to a preceding statement. In the New Testament, it is used to convey the idea of "nevertheless" or "however," indicating a transition or a contrast to what has been previously mentioned.

Bible references

Matthew 11:22;Matthew 11:24;Matthew 18:7;Matthew 26:39;Matthew 26:64;Mark 12:32;Luke 6:24;Luke 6:35;Luke 10:11;Luke 10:14;Luke 10:20;Luke 11:41;Luke 12:31;Luke 13:33;Luke 17:1;Luke 18:8;Luke 19:27;Luke 22:21;Luke 22:22;Luke 22:42;Luke 23:28;John 8:10;Acts 8:1;Acts 15:28;Acts 20:23

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