Strong’s G5602

ὧδε

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

hóde

Pronunciation

ho'-deh

Definition

Here, in this place

Meaning

here, the things here, what is here, what is going on here, the state of affairs here.

Usage

The Greek adverb ὧδε (hóde) is used to denote a specific location or position, often translated as "here" or "in this place." It is employed in the New Testament to indicate a physical or metaphorical presence, emphasizing the immediacy or significance of a location or situation.

Bible references

Matthew 8:29;Matthew 12:6;Matthew 12:41;Matthew 12:42;Matthew 14:8;Matthew 14:17;Matthew 14:18;Matthew 16:28;Matthew 17:4;Matthew 17:4;Matthew 17:17;Matthew 20:6;Matthew 22:12;Matthew 24:2;Matthew 24:23;Matthew 24:23;Matthew 26:38;Matthew 28:6;Mark 6:3;Mark 8:4;Mark 9:1;Mark 9:5;Mark 11:3;Mark 13:2;Mark 13:21

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