oute <3777>

oute oute

Pronunciation:

oo'-teh

Origin:

from 3756 and 5037

Reference:

PrtSpch:

adverb

In Greek:

oute 70

In NET:

nor 27, or 16, neither 15, no 4, not 3, either 2, never 2, cannot 1

In AV:

neither 44, nor 40, nor yet 4, no not 1, not 1, yet not 1,neither 44, nor 40, nor yet 4, no not 1, not 1, yet not 1, misc 3

Count:

Definition:

1) neither, and not

from 3756 and 5037; not too, i.e. neither or nor; by analogy, not
even:-neither, none, nor (yet), (no, yet) not, nothing.
see GREEK for 3756
see GREEK for 5037

oute

CONJ

cannot (1), either (2), neither (15), never (2), no (4), nor (27), not (3), or (16)

cannot	1	oute	1	CONJ (1)
either	2	oute	2	CONJ (2)
neither	15	oute	15	CONJ (15)
never	2	oute	2	CONJ (2)
no	4	oute	4	CONJ (4)
nor	27	oute	27	CONJ (27)
not	3	oute	3	CONJ (3)
or	16	oute	16	CONJ (16)

Matthew	5	either (1), neither (1), nor (1), not (1), or (1)
Mark	2	neither (1), nor (1)
Luke	4	neither (1), no (1), nor (1), or (1)
John	8	neither (2), never (1), no (1), nor (3), or (1)
Acts	13	neither (3), no (1), nor (4), not (1), or (4)
Romans	10	neither (1), nor (9)
1 Corinthians	4	neither (1), no (1), nor (2)
Galatians	5	neither (2), nor (2), or (1)
1 Thessalonians	4	either (1), never (1), nor (2)
James	1	Neither (1)
3 John	1	not (1)
Revelation	13	cannot (1), neither (2), nor (2), or (8)

oute <3777>

oute oute

HISTORY