Strong’s G5495

χείρ

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

cheir

Pronunciation

khāre

Definition

Hand

Meaning

a hand.

Usage

The Greek word "χείρ" (cheir) primarily denotes the human hand. It is used both literally and metaphorically in the New Testament. Literally, it refers to the physical hand, an essential part of the body used for various functions such as touching, holding, and working. Metaphorically, "cheir" can signify power, control, or agency, as the hand often symbolizes strength and authority.

Bible references

Matthew 3:12;Matthew 4:6;Matthew 5:30;Matthew 8:3;Matthew 8:15;Matthew 9:18;Matthew 9:25;Matthew 12:10;Matthew 12:13;Matthew 12:49;Matthew 14:31;Matthew 15:2;Matthew 15:20;Matthew 17:22;Matthew 18:8;Matthew 18:8;Matthew 19:13;Matthew 19:15;Matthew 22:13;Matthew 26:23;Matthew 26:45;Matthew 26:50;Matthew 26:51;Matthew 27:24;Mark 1:31