Much

is used (a) as an adjective of degree, e.g., Matthew 13:5 , "much (earth);" Acts 26:24 , "much (learning);" in Acts 26:29 , in the answer to Agrippa's "with but little persuasion," some texts have pollo (some megalo, "with great"), RV, "(whether with little or) with much;" of number, e.g., Mark 5:24 , RV, "a great (multitude)," AV, "much (people);" so Luke 7:11; John 12:12; Revelation 19:1 , etc.; (b) in the neuter singular form (polu), as a noun, e.g., Luke 16:10 (twice); in the plural (polla), e.g., Romans 16:6,12 , "(labored) much," lit., "many things;" (c) adverbially, in the neuter singular, e.g., Acts 18:27; James 5:16; Matthew 26:9 (a genitive of price); in the plural, e.g., Mark 5:43 , RV, "much" (AV, "sore"); John 14:30; and with the article, Acts 26:24; Romans 15:22; 1—Corinthians 16:19; Revelation 5:4 . See GREAT.

"enough, much, many," is translated "much," e.g., in Luke 7:12 (in some mss. Acts 5:37; see the RV); Acts 11:24,26; 19:26; 27:9 . See ABLE , ENOUGH , A, No. 2, GREAT, LARGE, MANY, MEET, SECURITY, SORE, SUFFICIENT, WORTHY.