Strong’s G5023

ταῦτα

Part of speech

Demonstrative pronoun (neuter plural)

Transliteration

tauta

Pronunciation

tau'-ta

Definition

these things, these

Meaning

this; he, she, it

Usage

The Greek word "ταῦτα" (tauta) is a demonstrative pronoun used to refer to things previously mentioned or about to be mentioned. It is often used to emphasize specific teachings, events, or objects within a narrative. In the New Testament, "ταῦτα" frequently appears in the context of Jesus' teachings, parables, and the apostles' instructions, highlighting the importance of the message or actions being discussed.

Bible references

Mark 16:17