οὐδ’

oudé

nor

A conjunction expressing a negative coordination, meaning 'neither' or 'nor,' used to link two negative clauses, concepts, or words, denying both together or extending a previous negation. Also conveys 'not even' to intensify a negative statement and express exclusion or extremity. Further, can introduce an additional item in a list that is also included in the prior negation, or to strongly emphasize that not even an expected or notable case is an exception.

G3761

Hebrews 9:25 · Word #1

Lexicon G3761

Lemmaοὐδέ
Transliterationoudé
Strong'sG3761
DefinitionA conjunction expressing a negative coordination, meaning 'neither' or 'nor,' used to link two negative clauses, concepts, or words, denying both together or extending a previous negation. Also conveys 'not even' to intensify a negative statement and express exclusion or extremity. Further, can introduce an additional item in a list that is also included in the prior negation, or to strongly emphasize that not even an expected or notable case is an exception.

Morphology CONJ.C All morphology codes

Part of Speech CONJ.C — Correlative Conjunction — Paired conjunctions

Common Translation

Phrasenor
Literalnor-even

Lexical Info

Lemmaοὐδέ
Strong'sG3761

SIBI-P1 Translation G3761-01

nor

Morphological NotesCoordinating conjunction (Gr,CC/CO/D); indeclinable particle combining negation (οὐ) with connective δέ.
Rendering Rationale"Nor" preserves the compound force of οὐ (not) and δέ (and/but), expressing negative coordination without adding contextual nuance. As an uninflected coordinating conjunction, its function is to link and extend negation.

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SILEX v2

SIBI-P2 (Context-Aware)

nor

Same as P1Yes
RationaleSIBI-P1 'nor' accurately reflects the conjunction's function here continuing a negative clause; context confirms this is correct.