What is greek for heart and soul?

Answer 1

The Bible provides two words in Greek that have been interpreted as spirit and soul. Pneuma, which means a breathe or a blast of air is normally interpretted as sprit. Psuche, which means to breathe or more accurately, life because of breathing, is normally interpretted as soul. The two words have been sometimes interchangeable by early scholars, but some modern scholars believe thay are different. It is their opinion that the scripture of Hebrews 4v12 shows that the soul and spirit can be divided, therefore they must be different. This belief teaches that spirit (pneuma) is the breath of life from God and that the soul (psuche) is the part of us that makes us human, that is the mind, will, and emotions. -Heb 4v12 says The Word of God is quick and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. -KJV

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Answer 2

πνέυμα (pneuma). Other uses is ξωτικό (xotiko) and ζωντάνια (zontania)

Answer 3

πνεύμα

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Answer 4

heart = καρδιά (kardiá)

soul = ψυχή (psychí̱)

Answer 5

ψυχή psychē "meaning life, spirit, consciousness".

Answer 6

Psuche or psyche both mean spirit