An adverb expressing togetherness — whether spatial (same place), temporal (same time), or relational (in company). John's Gospel uses it for the disciples gathering together (John 21:2) and for two disciples running together toward the tomb (John 20:4). In John 4:36, sower and reaper rejoice 'together,' collapsing the usual temporal gap between planting and harvest. Acts 2:1 places all believers 'together in one place' at Pentecost, combining spatial and communal togetherness. Spanish juntos/juntamente, French ensemble, and German zusammen all confirm the consistent sense of shared presence.