Strong’s G5290

ὑποστρέφω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

hupostrephó

Pronunciation

hoo-pos-tref'-o

Definition

To return, to turn back

Meaning

I turn back, return.

Usage

The verb ὑποστρέφω primarily means "to return" or "to turn back." It is used in the New Testament to describe physical returning to a place, as well as metaphorical or spiritual turning back. This term often conveys a sense of going back to a previous state or location, and it can imply repentance or a change of heart when used in a spiritual context.

Bible references

Luke 1:56;Luke 2:20;Luke 2:43;Luke 2:45;Luke 4:1;Luke 4:14;Luke 7:10;Luke 8:37;Luke 8:39;Luke 8:40;Luke 9:10;Luke 10:17;Luke 11:24;Luke 17:15;Luke 17:18;Luke 19:12;Luke 23:48;Luke 23:56;Luke 24:9;Luke 24:33;Luke 24:52;Acts 1:12;Acts 8:25;Acts 8:28;Acts 12:25

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