πρός

prov" prov", a preposition, equivalent to the epic
protiv, from
prov and the adverbial suffix
tiv (cf. the German vor ... bin (Curtius, sec. 381)); it is joinedI. with the accusative, to, toward, Latin ad, denoting direction toward a thing, or position and state looking toward a thing (Winer's Grammar, sec. 49 h., p. 404 (378)); it is used1. of the goal or limit toward which a movement is directed:
prov"
tina or
tiv, a. properly, after verbs of going, departing, running, coming, etc.:
a[gw, ;
ajnabaivnw, ; ; ;
ajnakavmptw, ; ;
ajnevrcomai, (L Tr marginal reading
ajph'lqon);
ajpevrcomai, (Rec.); , etc.;
prov"
eJautovn, to his house, (T omits; L Tr brackets; WH reject the verse; Tr reads
prov"
aujtou'; some connect the phrase with
qaumavzwn (see 2 b. below)); (T Tr
aujtouv", WH
auJtouv" (cf. under the word
auJtou', at the end));
givnesqai
prov"
tina, to come to one, ; ;
diaperavw, ;
ejggivzw, ; ;
eijsevrcomai, ; ; ; (
prov"
thvn
Ludivan, into the house of Lydia, (Rec.
eij")); etc.; ;
eijsporeuvomai, ;
ejkporeuvomai, ; ;
ejxevrcomai, ,; ; ;
ejpistrevfw, to turn (oneself), ; ; ;
ejpisunavgesqai, ;
e[rcomai, ; , and often;
h{kw, ; (Rec.);
katabaivnw, ; ; ;
metabaivnw, ;
ojrqrivzw, ;
paragivnomai, ; ,; ; ; (22:52 Tdf.);
poreuvomai, ; ; , etc.;
sunavgesqai, ; ; ; ; ;
suntrevcein, ;
uJpavgw, ; ; ; ; ,, (T Tr WH omit; L brackets the clause), ;
kateuquvnein
thvn
oJdovn,1 Thess. ; also after (kindred) nouns:
ei[sodo", ; ;
prosagwghv, . after verbs of moving, leading, sending, drawing, bringing, directing:
a[gw, (R