G3759

οὐαί
Betacode: OU)AI/
oo-ah’-ee
Part of Speech: {INJ}
MLV/Definition: woe*, woes*
(exclamation of displeasure)
Etymology: {primary word}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 47 ) Mat_11:21, Mat_11:21, Mat_18:7, Mat_18:7, Mat_23:13, Mat_23:14, Mat_23:15, Mat_23:16, Mat_23:23, Mat_23:25, Mat_23:27, Mat_23:29, Mat_24:19, Mat_26:24, Mar_13:17, Mar_14:21, Luk_6:24, Luk_6:25, Luk_6:25, Luk_6:26, Luk_10:13, Luk_10:13, Luk_11:42, Luk_11:43, Luk_11:44, Luk_11:46, Luk_11:47, Luk_11:52, Luk_17:1, Luk_21:23, Luk_22:22, 1Co_9:16, Jud_1:11, Rev_8:13, Rev_8:13, Rev_8:13, Rev_9:12, Rev_9:12, Rev_11:14, Rev_11:14, Rev_12:12, Rev_18:10, Rev_18:10, Rev_18:16, Rev_18:16, Rev_18:19, Rev_18:19,
KJV: woe 41, alas 6 TR: 47

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