Strong’s G4912

συνέχω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

sunechó

Pronunciation

soo-NEH-kho

Definition

To hold together, to constrain, to compel, to press

Meaning

(a) I press together, close, (b) I press on every side, confine, (c) I hold fast, (d) I urge, impel, (e) pass: I am afflicted with (sickness).

Usage

The Greek verb "sunechó" primarily means to hold together or to constrain. It can imply being physically held or constrained, as well as being mentally or emotionally compelled or pressed. In the New Testament, it is often used metaphorically to describe being gripped or controlled by emotions, circumstances, or spiritual forces.

Bible references

Matthew 4:24;Luke 4:38;Luke 8:37;Luke 8:45;Luke 12:50;Luke 19:43;Luke 22:63;Acts 7:57;Acts 18:5;Acts 28:8;2 Corinthians 5:14;Philippians 1:23