Strong’s G5270
ὑποκάτω
Part of speech
Adverb
Transliteration
hupokató
Pronunciation
hoo-pok-at-O
Definition
Underneath, beneath, below
Meaning
underneath, below, under.
Usage
The Greek preposition ὑποκάτω (hupokató) is used to denote a position that is physically or metaphorically beneath or under something else. It often conveys a sense of subordination or being subject to another entity or force. In the New Testament, it is used to describe physical locations as well as metaphorical states of being under authority or dominion.
Bible references
Matthew 22:44;Mark 6:11;Mark 7:28;Mark 12:36;Luke 8:16;John 1:50;Hebrews 2:8;Revelation 5:3;Revelation 5:13;Revelation 6:9;Revelation 12:1