G3780
οὐχί
Betacode: OU)XI/
oo-khee’
Part of Speech: {PRT-N}
MLV/Definition: no^~, not~
(a negative particle)
Etymology: {strengthened form of
G3756}
.
Greek Concordance: ( 56 )
Mat_5:46,
Mat_5:47,
Mat_6:25,
Mat_10:29,
Mat_12:11,
Mat_13:27,
Mat_13:55,
Mat_13:56,
Mat_18:12,
Mat_20:13,
Luk_1:60,
Luk_6:39,
Luk_12:6,
Luk_12:51,
Luk_13:3,
Luk_13:5,
Luk_14:28,
Luk_14:31,
Luk_15:8,
Luk_16:30,
Luk_17:8,
Luk_17:17,
Luk_22:27,
Luk_24:26,
Luk_24:32,
Joh_7:42,
Joh_11:9,
Joh_13:10,
Joh_13:11,
Joh_14:22,
Act_5:4,
Act_7:50,
Rom_2:26,
Rom_3:27,
Rom_3:29,
Rom_8:32,
1Co_1:20,
1Co_3:3,
1Co_3:4,
1Co_5:2,
1Co_5:12,
1Co_6:1,
1Co_6:7,
1Co_6:7,
1Co_8:10,
1Co_9:1,
1Co_9:8,
1Co_10:16,
1Co_10:16,
1Co_10:18,
1Co_10:29,
2Co_3:8,
2Co_10:13,
1Th_2:19,
Heb_1:14,
Heb_3:17,
KJV: not 46, nay 5, not 4, not so 1 TR: 56
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^ — This English word is also used for other Greek words built from the same root (related "family" words).
^^ — This English word is shared by two or more different Greek words that are synonyms (not just related family words).
~ — This English word is not uniform. Either it's a small helper word (like "be" or "have" or "ultimately"), or English simply doesn't have enough separate words to match the Greek exactly.
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