Word study · Greek
kyrios
lord, master
Say it: KOO-ree-os (approximate)
κύριος
What it means
Lord, master, or sir. Thomas says, "My Lord and my God!" (20:28), and Mary says, "They have taken away my Lord" (20:13).
Range of meaning
- SirA polite address.
- MasterAn owner or ruler.
- LordThe title for God and for Jesus.
In John
- Chapter 20
"My Lord and my God!" (20:2, 20:13-28).
Every verse (50)
- John 1:23
- John 4:11
- John 4:15
- John 4:19
- John 4:49
- John 5:7
- John 6:23
- John 6:34
- John 6:68
- John 8:11
- John 9:36
- John 9:38
- John 11:2
- John 11:3
- John 11:12
- John 11:21
- John 11:27
- John 11:32
- John 11:34
- John 11:39
- John 12:13
- John 12:21
- John 12:38
- John 13:6
- John 13:9
- John 13:13
- John 13:14
- John 13:16
- John 13:25
- John 13:36
- John 13:37
- John 14:5
- John 14:8
- John 14:22
- John 15:15
- John 15:20
- John 20:2
- John 20:13
- John 20:15
- John 20:18
- John 20:20
- John 20:25
- John 20:28
- John 21:7
- John 21:12
- John 21:15
- John 21:16
- John 21:17
- John 21:20
- John 21:21
Verses where G2962G or G2962H is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources