Strong’s G5101
τίς
Part of speech
Interrogative Pronoun
Transliteration
tis
Pronunciation
tis
Definition
who, which, what, why, someone, anyone
Meaning
who, which, what, why.
Usage
The Greek word "τίς" is an interrogative pronoun used to ask questions about identity, nature, or reason. It can be translated as "who," "which," "what," or "why" depending on the context. It is often used in the New Testament to inquire about people, objects, or reasons behind actions.
Bible references
Matthew 3:7;Matthew 5:13;Matthew 5:46;Matthew 5:47;Matthew 6:3;Matthew 6:25;Matthew 6:25;Matthew 6:25;Matthew 6:27;Matthew 6:28;Matthew 6:31;Matthew 6:31;Matthew 6:31;Matthew 7:3;Matthew 7:9;Matthew 7:14;Matthew 8:26;Matthew 8:29;Matthew 9:4;Matthew 9:5;Matthew 9:11;Matthew 9:13;Matthew 9:14;Matthew 10:11;Matthew 10:19