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# ὡς/hōs
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Sometimes this word is used to organize what someone wrote. It relates two ideas or groups of words to one another in some way. It is a conjunction.
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* This word can mean like. It compares two things.
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* It is used to talk about two things that are the same in certain ways.
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* This word can mean as, just as, or even as.
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* This word can mean when, after, or since.
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* This word can mean how.
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* This word can mean about.
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* This word can mean that or so that.
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* This word can mean to.
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Sometimes this word is used to describe an action or situation. It is an adverb.
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* This word can mean as, just as, or even as.
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* This word can mean when.
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* This word can mean while, as soon as, or as long as.
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