Strong’s G5026
ταύτη, ταύτην, ταύτης
Part of speech
Demonstrative pronoun
Transliteration
tauté and tautén and tautés
Pronunciation
tau-tay, tau-ten, tau-tace
Definition
This, this one, this same
Meaning
her
Usage
The Greek words ταύτη (tauté), ταύτην (tautén), and ταύτης (tautés) are demonstrative pronouns used to specify a particular person, thing, or idea that is near in time, place, or thought. They are often translated as "this" in English. These forms are used to indicate feminine nouns in different grammatical cases: nominative (ταύτη), accusative (ταύτην), and genitive (ταύτης).