Greek · Strong’s G3962
πατήρ
patḗr
a "father" (literally or figuratively, near or more remote)
Derivation:
apparently a primary word;
419
Times used
0
Old Testament
419
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 286)
- Matthew 2:22
- Matthew 3:9
- Matthew 4:21
- Matthew 4:22
- Matthew 5:16
- Matthew 5:45
- Matthew 5:48
- Matthew 6:1
- Matthew 6:4
- Matthew 6:6
- Matthew 6:8
- Matthew 6:9
- Matthew 6:14
- Matthew 6:15
- Matthew 6:18
- Matthew 6:26
- Matthew 6:32
- Matthew 7:11
- Matthew 7:21
- Matthew 10:20
- Matthew 10:21
- Matthew 10:32
- Matthew 10:33
- Matthew 10:35
- Matthew 10:37
- Matthew 11:25
- Matthew 11:26
- Matthew 11:27
- Matthew 12:50
- Matthew 13:43
- Matthew 15:4
- Matthew 15:5
- Matthew 15:6
- Matthew 15:13
- Matthew 16:17
- Matthew 16:27
- Matthew 18:10
- Matthew 18:14
- Matthew 18:19
- Matthew 18:35
- Matthew 19:5
- Matthew 19:19
- Matthew 19:29
- Matthew 21:31
- Matthew 23:9
- Matthew 23:30
- Matthew 24:36
- Matthew 25:34
- Matthew 26:29
- Matthew 26:39
- Matthew 26:42
- Matthew 26:53
- Matthew 28:19
- Luke 1:17
- Luke 1:32
- Luke 1:55
- Luke 1:62
- Luke 1:67
- Luke 1:72
- Luke 1:73
Words derived from it
- G3965πατριά patriápaternal descent, i.e. (concretely) a group of families or a whole race (nation)
- G3971πατρῷος patrōiospaternal, i.e. hereditary
- G3967πατρικός patrikóspaternal, i.e. ancestral
- G493Ἀντίπας AntípasAntipas, a Christian
- G3969Πατροβᾶς Patrobâsfather's life; Patrobas, a Christian
- G3970πατροπαράδοτος patroparádotostraditionary
- G3964πατραλῴας patralṓiasa parricide
- G4986Σώπατρος Sṓpatrosof a safe father; Sopatrus, a Christian
- G2810Κλεόπας KleópasCleopas, a Christian
- G540ἀπάτωρ apátōrfatherless, i.e. of unrecorded paternity
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.