G2532 "who" — Bible

G2532 — kai (kahee) καί: Apparently a primary particle having a copulative and sometimes also a cumulative force;
and also even so then too etc.; often used in connection (or composition) with other particles or small words: - and also both but even for if indeed likewise moreover or so that then therefore when yea yet.

This word is translated as:

Aaron(1)
abundantly(1)
accompanied(1)
acknowledge(1)
afraid(1)
After(1)
afterward(1)
again(1)
against(1)
all(2)
also(513)
altar(1)
Although(1)
among(1)
and(7532)
are(2)
as(5)
asleep(1)
astonished(1)
at(1)
be(2)
because(1)
behold(5)
bond(1)
born(1)
both(52)
breadth(1)
but(40)
by(4)
captains(1)
Cephas(1)
certain(1)
commandment(1)
convicted(1)
cumbereth(1)
deceived(1)
Dionysius(1)
do(3)
dogs(1)
dressed(1)
earth(1)
even(106)
excusing(1)
fear(1)
finished(1)
for(15)
free(1)
from(1)
Galilaean(2)
given(1)
go(1)
God(2)
great(2)
have(2)
Having(1)
he(2)
hear(1)
henceforth(1)
himself(1)
his(1)
honour(1)
I(2)
if(4)
in(3)
indeed(3)
is(2)
James(1)
Jesus(1)
Jews(1)
judged(1)
just(1)
known(1)
least(1)
let(3)
Levite(1)
likewise(11)
live(1)
LORD(1)
man(1)
manner(1)
Mary(1)
mayest(1)
mercy(1)
Moreover(2)
multitude(1)
my(1)
neither(26)
Nevertheless(1)
nor(11)
now(2)
of(1)
on(1)
once(1)
one(2)
or(11)
other(1)
our(3)
out(1)
parable(1)
pass(1)
pit(1)
praying(1)
promise(1)
question(1)
read(1)
receive(1)
received(1)
regarded(1)
repent(1)
reprove(1)
river(1)
rude(1)
sat(1)
saying(2)
sea(1)
seeing(1)
she(1)
so(17)
Some(1)
somewhat(1)
sorceries(1)
stripped(1)
Teaching(1)
temperance(1)
that(18)
The(1)
them(1)
then(22)
therefore(2)
these(1)
things(1)
this(1)
thou(1)
though(4)
Thus(1)
took(3)
toward(1)
truth(1)
unto(2)
up(1)
upon(1)
verily(1)
very(5)
vessels(1)
was(3)
we(2)
when(22)
which(2)
whilst(1)
who(1)
whose(1)
why(1)
will(1)
with(10)
working(1)
world(1)
wrote(1)
ye(2)
yea(3)
years(2)
yet(15)

Luke 5 [.mp3]

¹²¶ And it came to pass, when he was in a certain city, behold a man full of leprosy: who seeing Jesus fell on his face, and besought him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean.

Acts 14 [.mp3]

¹⁹¶ And there came thither certain Jews from Antioch and Iconium, who persuaded the people, and, having stoned Paul, drew him out of the city, supposing he had been dead.