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Me

μέStrong’s G3165

me

Appears in 1,533 verses of the New Testament

In short

Me is the Greek word usually translated “me”, “mine” and “us”. It appears in 1,533 verses of the New Testament.

“Paul, and Silvanus, and Timotheus, unto the church of the Thessalonians in God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ:”
2 Thessalonians 1:1 KJV
Meaning

Usually translated “me”, “mine” and “us”. Open the dictionary entry below for the full range of meaning, with the verses it cites.

How it's translated
  • me 421
  • of mine 399
  • of us 322
  • us 305
  • to me 131
  • we ourselves 126
  • of me 88
  • to us 77

Word-by-word English from the STEPBible tagged text.

Where it's used most
  • John 217
  • Acts 204
  • Luke 178
  • Matthew 161
  • 2 Corinthians 102
  • Romans 86

27 books in all.

Explore in Scripture
All 1,533 verses, by book
Luke 178
1:11:21:181:201:251:381:431:441:461:471:481:491:551:691:711:721:731:741:751:781:792:152:302:482:493:143:163:224:84:184:234:344:435:125:276:466:477:57:67:77:87:167:207:277:447:457:468:218:288:458:469:139:189:209:239:269:339:359:389:489:499:599:6110:1110:1610:1710:2210:2910:3510:4011:111:211:311:411:511:611:711:1811:2411:4512:412:912:1312:1412:1712:1812:1912:4112:4513:2513:2613:3313:3514:1814:1914:2314:2414:2614:2714:3315:615:915:1215:1715:1815:1915:2415:2916:316:416:516:2416:2616:2717:517:817:1318:318:518:1318:1618:1918:2118:2218:2818:3818:3919:519:819:1419:2319:2719:4620:220:320:620:1320:1420:2220:2320:2420:2820:4221:821:1221:1721:3322:822:1122:1522:1922:2022:2122:2822:2922:3022:3422:4222:5322:6122:6722:6823:1423:1523:1823:3023:3923:4123:4223:4624:2024:2124:2224:2424:2924:3224:3924:49
John 217
1:141:151:161:221:271:301:331:431:482:42:162:172:183:113:284:74:104:124:154:204:214:224:254:294:344:394:495:75:115:175:245:305:315:365:375:405:436:266:316:326:346:366:376:386:396:406:426:446:516:526:546:556:566:576:656:697:167:197:287:297:337:347:357:367:377:518:58:148:168:188:198:218:268:288:298:318:378:388:398:408:418:428:458:468:488:498:508:528:538:549:49:119:159:209:219:249:289:299:309:349:4010:1410:1510:1610:1710:1810:2410:2510:2710:2810:2910:3210:3711:1111:1611:2111:3211:4111:4211:4812:712:2712:3412:3812:4412:4512:4712:4812:4912:5013:613:813:913:1313:1813:2013:2113:3313:3613:3713:3814:214:714:814:914:1114:1214:1314:1414:1514:1914:2014:2114:2214:2314:2414:2614:2814:3115:115:715:815:915:1015:1415:1515:1615:2015:2115:2315:2415:2516:516:1016:1616:1716:1916:2316:2416:2617:417:517:617:717:817:917:1117:1217:2117:2217:2317:2417:2517:2618:918:1118:2118:2318:3118:3719:719:1119:2420:1320:1520:1720:2120:2520:2720:2820:2921:321:1521:1621:1721:1921:22
Acts 204
1:41:81:171:211:222:82:142:172:182:252:262:272:282:292:322:342:393:43:63:123:133:154:94:124:205:85:285:305:326:26:46:147:27:77:117:127:157:197:277:287:347:387:397:407:427:447:457:497:507:598:318:369:49:69:159:169:179:3810:2910:3010:3310:3910:4110:4210:4711:711:811:911:1111:1211:1311:1511:1712:812:1113:213:1713:2213:2613:3213:3313:4714:1114:1514:2215:715:815:915:1015:1315:1715:2415:2515:2615:2815:3616:916:1016:1516:1616:1716:2016:2116:3016:3717:2017:2718:1018:2119:2119:2519:2719:3720:520:620:720:1320:1420:1920:2120:2220:2320:2420:2520:2920:3421:121:521:721:1021:1121:1221:1321:1621:1721:1821:2321:2521:3721:3922:122:522:622:722:822:922:1022:1122:1322:1422:1722:1822:2122:2723:323:1523:1823:1923:2223:3024:424:724:824:1124:1224:1324:1724:1824:2025:1025:1125:1525:2425:2726:326:426:526:626:726:1326:1426:2126:2826:2927:127:227:627:727:1027:1827:2027:2127:2327:2527:2627:2728:228:728:1028:1528:1828:1928:2128:22
2 John 3
1:21:31:12
Greek dictionary

μέ me · me

1. apostrophe for με. 2. rarely for μοι, (Homer) (ML)

From STEPBible’s Greek lexicon (based on Abbott-Smith).

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

How the English word “me” was understood when the King James Version was still the common Bible of English readers.

ME, pronoun

pers.; the objective case of I, answering to the oblique cases of ego, in Latin. [Latin mihi.] Follow me; give to me; go with me The phrase 'I followed me close, ' is not in use. Before think, as in methinks, me is properly in the dative case, and the verb is impersonal; the construction is, it appears to me

    Noah Webster, An American Dictionary of the English Language (1828). Verse references are checked against the KJV. Read the full entry.

    Verses are from the King James Version. Word meanings come from the original Greek, not from any one translation.