Strong’s G4579

σειό

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

seió

Pronunciation

say-O

Definition

To shake, to cause to tremble, to agitate

Meaning

I shake; fig: I agitate, stir up.

Usage

The Greek verb "seió" is used in the New Testament to describe physical shaking or trembling, often in the context of an earthquake or a divine intervention that causes fear or awe. It conveys a sense of powerful movement or disturbance, whether literal or metaphorical.

Bible references

Matthew 21:10;Matthew 27:51;Matthew 28:4;Hebrews 12:26;Revelation 6:13