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νικάω

Transliteration: nikao · verb

28x in NTFirst: Luke 11:22
MeaningI conquer, overcome
Part of speechverb
Frequency28x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsνικήσῃ, νενίκηκα, νικήσεις, νικῶ, νίκα, νενικήκατε, νικᾷ, νικήσασα, νικῶν, νικῶντι
Example versesLuke 11:22 · John 16:33 · Rom 3:4 · Rom 12:21 · 1John 2:13
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What kind of word is νικάω?

νικάω (nikao) is a verb that occurs 28 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “I conquer, overcome” and first appears in Luke 11:22.

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