Strong’s G5217

ὑπάγω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

hupagó

Pronunciation

hoo-pah'-go

Definition

To go away, depart, withdraw, or go one's way.

Meaning

I go away, depart, begone, die.

Usage

The verb "hupagó" is used in the New Testament to describe the action of departing or going away. It often implies a purposeful or intentional departure, whether physically leaving a place or metaphorically moving away from a situation or state of being. It can also suggest a sense of submission or obedience, as one might go under the authority or direction of another.

Bible references

Matthew 4:10;Matthew 5:24;Matthew 5:41;Matthew 8:4;Matthew 8:13;Matthew 8:32;Matthew 9:6;Matthew 13:44;Matthew 16:23;Matthew 18:15;Matthew 19:21;Matthew 20:4;Matthew 20:7;Matthew 20:14;Matthew 21:28;Matthew 26:18;Matthew 26:24;Matthew 27:65;Matthew 28:10;Mark 1:44;Mark 2:11;Mark 5:19;Mark 5:34;Mark 6:31;Mark 6:33