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Strong's G1161: δέ (dé) Definition

Strong's number
G1161
Lemma
δέ
Transliteration
dé
Pronunciation
-
Strong's definition
but, and, etc. also, and, but, moreover, now (often unexpressed in English) a primary particle (adversative or continuative);

2566 instances of the word δέ dé (G1161)


  • Luke 5:10 - so And And James And John the sons of Zebedee which were partners Simon And said unto Simon Jesus not Fear from henceforth men thou shalt catch

  • Luke 5:15 - abroad But so much the more a fame of him and came together multitudes great to hear and to be healed by him of infirmities him

  • Luke 5:16 - himself And he withdrew into the wilderness and prayed

  • Luke 5:22 - perceived But when Jesus thoughts their he answering said unto their What reason ye in hearts your

  • Luke 5:24 - that But ye may know that power hath the Son of man upon earth to forgive sins (he said unto the sick of the palsy unto thee I say Arise and take up couch thine and go into house thine

  • Luke 5:33 - the disciples And they said unto him Why the disciples the disciples of John do often and prayers make likewise and the disciples the disciples of the Pharisees the disciples And thine eat and drink

  • Luke 5:34 - And he said unto them Can ye the children of the bridechamber while the bridegroom with them is make fast

  • Luke 5:35 - will come But days when shall be taken away from them the bridegroom and then shall they fast in those days

  • Luke 5:36 - he spake And also a parable unto them No man a piece garment of a new putteth upon garment an old And also of a new maketh a rent also an old not agreeth a piece that was taken out of of a new

  • Luke 5:37 - And no man putteth wine new into bottles old will burst new wine bottles And be spilled And bottles shall perish

  • Luke 6:1 - it came to pass And on sabbath after the first went his through the corn fields and plucked disciples his the ears of corn and did eat rubbing them in their hands

  • Luke 6:2 - certain And of the Pharisees said unto them Why do ye that which not is do ye on the sabbath days

  • Luke 6:6 - it came to pass And also on another sabbath entered that he into the synagogue also taught also was there a man also hand that he right was withered

  • Luke 6:7 - watched And against him the scribes and Pharisees whether on the sabbath day he would heal that they might find an accusation against him

  • Luke 6:8 - their And he knew which thoughts their and said which to the man which the withered had which hand Rise up and and stood forth in which the midst which And he arose and stood forth

  • Luke 6:10 - And looking round about upon all his he said unto the man Stretch forth hand thy And he did so And was restored hand his whole as the other

  • Luke 6:11 - And they were filled with madness and communed one with another what they might do to Jesus

  • Luke 6:12 - it came to pass And in days that he went out into a mountain to pray and continued all night in prayer to God

  • Luke 6:30 - to every man that asketh of thee Give and of him that taketh away thy goods them not again

  • Luke 6:39 - he spake And a parable unto them Can the blind the blind lead not both into the ditch fall