διά
dia
G1223 · Greek
prob. from a a prim. root; through, on account of, because of:--
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account(4), after(2), afterward(1), always*(1), because(113), briefly*(1), by(2), charge*(1), constantly(1), continually*(7), during(1), forever*(1), for the sake(1), gives(1), in the presence of(1), means(1), on account of(2), over(1), reason(39), reason*(2), reason I endure all things for the sake(1), sake(36), sakes(4), since(1), therefore*(14), this*(3), this reason*(1), through(226), through*(2), throughout(1), way(3), why(2), why*(27), why do you yourselves transgress the commandment of god for the sake(1).
Occurs in 1 verserendered “constantly” · Show all renderings
- Mark 5:5And constantly, night and day, among the tombs and in the mountains, he was crying out and gashing himself with stones.
