Greek Lexicon Strong's Concordance Definition

Strong's G2532: καί (kaí) Definition

Strong's number
G2532
Lemma
καί
Transliteration
kaí
Pronunciation
-
Strong's definition
and, also, even, so then, too, etc.; often used in connection (or composition) with other particles or small words and, also, both, but, even, for, if, or, so, that, then, therefore, when, yet apparently, a primary particle, having a copulative and sometimes also a cumulative force;

5000 instances of the word καί kaí (G2532)


  • Luke 6:29 - And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek offer also the other also him that taketh away thy cloke also to take thy coat not forbid

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

  • Luke 6:31 - And as ye would that do to you men And ye do to them likewise

  • Luke 6:32 - For if love love you what ye thank have For for sinners love them love

  • Luke 6:33 - And if to them which do good to them which do good to you what ye thank have And for sinners the same also do

  • Luke 6:34 - And if lend to them of whom ye hope again what ye thank have And for sinners sinners lend to again as much

  • Luke 6:35 - But love ye enemies your and do good and lend for nothing again and shall be reward your great and shall be the children of the Highest for he kind is unto the unthankful and to the evil

  • Luke 6:36 - Be ye therefore merciful as also Father your merciful is

  • Luke 6:37 - and not Judge and not Judge not be condemned and not be condemned forgive and forgive

  • Luke 6:38 - Give and Give to you measure good pressed down and shaken together and running over Give into bosom your For with the same measure that ye mete withal again to you

  • Luke 6:42 - Either how canst thou say Brother thine Brother let me cast out the mote that is in eye thine thyself that is in eye thine the beam not beholdest Thou hypocrite cast out first the beam out of eye thine and then shalt thou see clearly cast out the mote that is in eye Brother thine

  • Luke 6:45 - A good man of A good treasure heart his bringeth forth A good and an evil man of an evil treasure heart his bringeth forth an evil of for the abundance heart speaketh mouth his

  • Luke 6:46 - why And me call ye Lord Lord and not do the things which I say

  • Luke 6:47 - Whosoever cometh to me and heareth my sayings and doeth them I will shew you to whom he is like

  • Luke 6:48 - like He is a man built an house which digged and deep and laid the foundation on a rock when the flood and arose beat vehemently the stream an house upon that and not could shake it it was founded for on a rock

  • Luke 6:49 - But he that heareth and not doeth like is a man built an house upon the earth that without a foundation which against the stream and immediately it fell and was the ruin an house of that great

  • Luke 7:5 - he loveth For nation our and a synagogue he hath built us

  • Luke 7:7 - Wherefore neither myself thought I unto thee to come but say in a word and shall be healed servant my

  • Luke 7:8 - also For I a man am under authority set having under me soldiers also I say unto one Go also Go also to another Come also Come also servant to my Do this also Do

  • Luke 7:9 - heard When these things Jesus he marvelled at him and turned him about that followed at him unto the people and said I say unto you no not in Israel so great faith I have not found