noun · masculine · G3056 · 330× in the NT
ὁ λόγος
ου, ὁ
a word, speech, divine utterance, analogy
Gloss
ὁ λόγος. Philosophical and (later) theological keyword.
Forms
Endings and the sense of each form. NT counts are from the SBLGNT; generated slots fill a regular paradigm when the NT never uses that case.
Singular
- λόγος—a wordnominative · singular · masculine68×
- λόγον‑νa wordaccusative · singular · masculine130×
- λόγου‑υof a wordgenitive · singular · masculine28×
- λόγῳ‑ῳto/for a worddative · singular · masculine45×
Plural
- λόγοι‑ιwordsnominative · plural · masculine10×
- λόγους‑υςwordsaccusative · plural · masculine23×
- λόγων‑ωνof wordsgenitive · plural · masculine10×
- λόγοις‑ιςto/for wordsdative · plural · masculine16×
Where you’ll meet it
- New Testament
- Attic (Plato, Xenophon, dialogue)
- Pre-Nicene Fathers
NT glosses follow Dodson’s public-domain lexicon, counted on the SBLGNT (MorphGNT). Attic and patristic notes are short reader-helps for Xenophon, Plato, and the pre-Nicene writers — not a substitute for LSJ.