Strong’s G4169

ποῖος

Part of speech

Interrogative Pronoun

Transliteration

poios

Pronunciation

poy'-os

Definition

What, which, of what kind

Meaning

of what sort.

Usage

The Greek word "poios" is an interrogative pronoun used to ask questions about the nature, quality, or identity of something or someone. It is often translated as "what" or "which" in English. In the New Testament, "poios" is used to inquire about the characteristics or qualities of a person or thing, often in the context of teaching or dialogue.

Bible references

Matthew 19:18;Matthew 21:23;Matthew 21:24;Matthew 21:27;Matthew 22:36;Matthew 24:42;Matthew 24:43;Mark 11:28;Mark 11:29;Mark 11:33;Mark 12:28;Luke 5:19;Luke 6:32;Luke 6:33;Luke 6:34;Luke 12:39;Luke 20:2;Luke 20:8;Luke 24:19;John 10:32;John 12:33;John 18:32;John 21:19;Acts 4:7;Acts 4:7