Greek · Strong’s G1487
εἰ
ei
if, whether, that, etc.
Derivation:
a primary particle of conditionality;
504
Times used
0
Old Testament
504
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 193)
- Matthew 4:3
- Matthew 4:6
- Matthew 5:29
- Matthew 5:30
- Matthew 6:23
- Matthew 6:30
- Matthew 7:11
- Matthew 8:31
- Matthew 10:25
- Matthew 11:14
- Matthew 11:21
- Matthew 11:23
- Matthew 12:7
- Matthew 12:10
- Matthew 12:26
- Matthew 12:27
- Matthew 12:28
- Matthew 14:28
- Matthew 17:4
- Matthew 18:8
- Matthew 18:9
- Matthew 19:3
- Matthew 19:10
- Matthew 19:17
- Matthew 19:21
- Matthew 22:45
- Matthew 23:30
- Matthew 24:24
- Matthew 24:43
- Matthew 26:24
- Matthew 26:39
- Matthew 26:42
- Matthew 26:63
- Matthew 27:40
- Matthew 27:42
- Matthew 27:43
- Matthew 27:49
- Luke 4:3
- Luke 4:9
- Luke 6:7
- Luke 6:32
- Luke 7:39
- Luke 10:13
- Luke 11:13
- Luke 11:19
- Luke 11:20
- Luke 11:36
- Luke 12:26
- Luke 12:28
- Luke 12:39
- Luke 12:49
- Luke 13:23
- Luke 14:3
- Luke 14:28
- Luke 14:31
- Luke 16:11
- Luke 16:12
- Luke 16:31
- Luke 17:2
- Luke 17:6
Words derived from it
- G1437ἐάν eána conditional particle; in case that, provided, etc.; often used in connection with other particles to denote indefinite
- G1535εἴτε eíteif too
- G5616ὡσεί hōseías if
- G1893ἐπεί epeíthereupon, i.e. since (of time or cause)
- G1512εἴ περ eí perif perhaps
- G1489εἴγε eígeif indeed, seeing that, unless, (with negative) otherwise
- G1513εἴ πως eí pōsif somehow
- G5619ὡσπερεί hōspereíjust as if, i.e. as it were
- G1536εἴ τις eí tisif any
- G1499εἰ καί ei kaíif also (or even)
- G1490εἰ δὲ μή(γε) ei dè mḗ(ge)but if not
- G1508εἰ μή ei mḗif not
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.