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φιλέω

Transliteration: phileo · verb

25x in NTFirst: Matt 6:5
MeaningI love, kiss
Part of speechverb
Frequency25x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsφιλοῦσιν, φιλῶν, φιλοῦσι, φιλήσω, φιλούντων, φιλῆσαι, φιλεῖ, φιλεῖς, ἐφίλει, πεφιλήκατε
Example versesMatt 6:5 · Matt 10:37 · Matt 23:6 · Matt 26:48 · Mark 14:44
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What kind of word is φιλέω?

φιλέω (phileo) is a verb that occurs 25 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “I love, kiss” and first appears in Matt 6:5.

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