ὥρα

hṓra · Greek · Strong's G5610 · 106 occurrences

The KJV renders 14 different Hebrew and Greek words as “time”

What it means

an "hour" (literally or figuratively)

apparently a primary word;

How the KJV renders it

day, hour, instant, season, x short, eventide, time

Where that flattens a distinction

The same English word is also used for these other originals, so the distinction between them disappears in translation.

“time”

also renders geneá (G1074), deúteros (G1208), chrónos (G5550), hēméra (G2250), zᵉmân (H2165), zᵉmân (H2166), yôwm (H3118), môwʻêd (H4150), môneh (H4489), ʻiddân (H5732), rêʼshîyth (H7225), regel (H7272), shilshôwm (H8032)

“season”

also renders chrónos (G5550), artýō (G741), zᵉmân (H2165), zᵉmân (H2166)

“day”

also renders yôwm (H3118), shachar (H7837)

“hour”

also renders shâʻâh (H8160)

“instant”

also renders regaʻ (H7281)

Questions this word decides

Where it appears

106 occurrences in the Greek text, first 60 verses shown.

1 Corinthians 4:11 N-GSF1 Corinthians 15:30 N-ASF1 John 2:18 N-NSF1 Thessalonians 2:17 N-GSF2 Corinthians 7:8 N-ASFActs 2:15 N-NSFActs 3:1 N-ASFActs 5:7 N-GPFActs 10:3 N-ASFActs 10:9 N-ASFActs 10:30 N-GSFActs 16:18 N-DSFActs 16:33 N-DSFActs 19:34 N-APFActs 22:13 N-DSFActs 23:23 N-GSFGalatians 2:5 N-ASFJohn 1:40 N-NSFJohn 2:4 N-NSFJohn 4:6 N-NSFJohn 4:21 N-NSFJohn 4:23 N-NSFJohn 4:52 N-ASFJohn 4:53 N-DSFJohn 5:25 N-NSFJohn 5:28 N-NSFJohn 5:35 N-ASFJohn 7:30 N-NSFJohn 8:20 N-NSFJohn 11:9 N-NPFJohn 12:23 N-NSFJohn 12:27 N-ASFJohn 13:1 N-NSFJohn 16:2 N-NSFJohn 16:4 N-NSFJohn 16:21 N-NSFJohn 16:25 N-NSFJohn 16:32 N-NSFJohn 17:1 N-NSFJohn 19:14 N-NSFJohn 19:27 N-GSFLuke 1:10 N-DSFLuke 2:38 N-DSFLuke 7:21 N-DSFLuke 10:21 N-DSFLuke 12:12 N-DSFLuke 12:39 N-DSFLuke 12:40 N-DSFLuke 12:46 N-DSFLuke 13:31 N-DSFLuke 14:17 N-DSFLuke 20:19 N-DSFLuke 22:14 N-NSFLuke 22:53 N-NSFLuke 22:59 N-GSFLuke 23:44 N-GSFLuke 24:33 N-DSFMatthew 8:13 N-DSFMatthew 9:22 N-GSFMatthew 10:19 N-DSF

Occurrences and morphology are taken from the primary Greek text, never from an English translation. Strong's Hebrew lexicon and Westminster Leningrad Codex morphology used under CC BY-SA 4.0 / CC BY 4.0 (OpenScriptures). Strong's Greek lexicon is public domain.