Latin core word #16 · conjunction · 1101 times in the New Testament
ut
utut (utī) — that, so that, in order that; as, when
- + subjunctive: purpose or result (‘so that’); + indicative: ‘as, when’.
- ut implērētur ‘so that it might be fulfilled’ (Matthew).
There is no table of forms for this word (conjunction).
Where you meet it
First met in passage 12, Mark 5:17.
Explained in the notes of 11 passages:
From Appendix B of the Greek and Latin with Jerome study companion · PDF page 428 · open the PDF here