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זוּב

zûwb · Hebrew · Strong's H2100 · 42 occurrences

The KJV renders 9 different Hebrew and Greek words as “run”

What it means

to flow freely (as water), i.e. (specifically) to have a (sexual) flux; figuratively, to waste away; also to overflow

a primitive root;

How the KJV renders it

flow, gush out, have a issue, pine away, run

Where that flattens a distinction

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

run
also renders tréchō (G5143), hormáō (G3729), hâlak (H1980), nâgar (H5064), rûwr (H7325), râtsâʼ (H7519), shâṭaph (H7857), shâqaq (H8264)
flow
also renders rhéō (G4482), nâzal (H5140)
gush out
also renders ekchéō (G1632), nâzal (H5140)
pine away
also renders xēraínō (G3583)

Where it appears

42 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 41 verses shown.

2 Samuel 3:29 HVqrmsaDeuteronomy 6:3 HVqrfscDeuteronomy 11:9 HVqrfscDeuteronomy 26:9 HVqrfscDeuteronomy 26:15 HVqrfscDeuteronomy 27:3 HVqrfscDeuteronomy 31:20 HVqrfscExodus 3:8 HVqrfscExodus 3:17 HVqrfscExodus 13:5 HVqrfscExodus 33:3 HVqrfscEzekiel 20:6 HVqrfscEzekiel 20:15 HVqrfscIsaiah 48:21 HC/Vqw3mpJeremiah 11:5 HVqrfscJeremiah 32:22 HVqrfscJeremiah 49:4 HVqrmsaJoshua 5:6 HVqrfscLamentations 4:9 HVqi3mpLeviticus 15:2 HVqrmsaLeviticus 15:4 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:6 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:7 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:8 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:9 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:11 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:12 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:13 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:19 HNcmsc/Sp3fsLeviticus 15:25 HVqi3fsLeviticus 15:32 HTd/VqrmsaLeviticus 15:33 HC/Td/VqrmsaLeviticus 20:24 HVqrfscLeviticus 22:4 HVqrmsaNumbers 5:2 HVqrmsaNumbers 13:27 HVqrfscNumbers 14:8 HVqrfscNumbers 16:13 HVqrfscNumbers 16:14 HVqrfscPsalm 78:20 HC/Vqw3mpPsalm 105:41 HC/Vqw3mp

Occurrences and morphology are taken from the primary Hebrew 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.