Words the Bible translates as so
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 9 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- ohutō, ohutōsοὕτωςin this way: pointing to a manner, and by extension a degree, just described or about to be described
- ounοὖνa connector that tells the reader: what follows flows from what came before
- kenכֵּןso, thus: pointing back to a manner, situation, or statement just named
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- right, honest, true: correct in fact or upright in character
- kohכֹּהthus, in this way; also here and now: a pointing word that draws attention to a particular manner, place, or moment
- dēδήsonot studied yet
- hōsteὥστεso that, with the result that: it attaches a consequence to what just happened, naming the effect that the action produced or was meant to produce
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- so then, therefore, accordingly: it opens a new sentence and draws a conclusion from the argument that has gone before
- kakhahכָּכָהthus, so: a pointing word that singles out the exact manner (or, rarely, the degree) of something already in view
- oukounοὐκοῦνsonot studied yet
- soסוֹאSonot studied yet
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