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אוֹת
ʼôwth · Hebrew · Strong's H226 · 79 occurrences
The KJV renders 13 different Hebrew and Greek words as “mark”
What it means
a signal (literally or figuratively), as aflag, beacon, monument, omen, prodigy, evidence, etc.
probably from H225 (אוּת) (in the sense of appearing);
How the KJV renders it
mark, miracle, ensign, token
Where that flattens a distinction
The same English word is also used for these other originals, so the distinction between them disappears in translation.
“mark”
“ensign”
also renders nêç (H5251)
Questions this word decides
Where it appears
79 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 60 verses shown.
1 Samuel 2:34 HTd/Ncbsa1 Samuel 10:7 HTd/Ncbpa1 Samuel 10:9 HTd/Ncbpa1 Samuel 14:10 HTd/Ncbsa2 Kings 19:29 HTd/Ncbsa2 Kings 20:8 HNcbsa2 Kings 20:9 HTd/NcbsaDeuteronomy 4:34 HR/NcbpaDeuteronomy 6:8 HR/NcbsaDeuteronomy 6:22 HNcbpaDeuteronomy 7:19 HC/Td/NcbpaDeuteronomy 11:3 HNcbpc/Sp3msDeuteronomy 11:18 HR/NcbsaDeuteronomy 13:1 HNcbsaDeuteronomy 13:2 HTd/NcbsaDeuteronomy 26:8 HC/R/NcbpaDeuteronomy 28:46 HR/NcbsaDeuteronomy 29:3 HTd/NcbpaDeuteronomy 34:11 HTd/NcbpaExodus 3:12 HTd/NcbsaExodus 4:8 HTd/NcbsaExodus 4:9 HTd/NcbpaExodus 4:17 HTd/NcbpaExodus 4:28 HTd/NcbpaExodus 4:30 HTd/NcbpaExodus 7:3 HNcbpc/Sp1csExodus 8:23 HTd/NcbsaExodus 10:1 HNcbpc/Sp1csExodus 10:2 HNcbpc/Sp1csExodus 12:13 HR/NcbsaExodus 13:9 HR/NcbsaExodus 13:16 HR/NcbsaExodus 31:13 HNcbsaExodus 31:17 HNcbsaEzekiel 4:3 HNcbsaEzekiel 14:8 HR/NcbsaEzekiel 20:12 HR/NcbsaEzekiel 20:20 HR/NcbsaGenesis 1:14 HR/NcbpaGenesis 4:15 HNcbsaGenesis 9:12 HNcbscGenesis 9:13 HR/NcbscGenesis 9:17 HNcbscGenesis 17:11 HR/NcbscIsaiah 7:11 HNcbsaIsaiah 7:14 HNcbsaIsaiah 8:18 HR/NcbpaIsaiah 19:20 HR/NcbsaIsaiah 20:3 HNcbsaIsaiah 37:30 HTd/NcbsaIsaiah 38:7 HTd/NcbsaIsaiah 38:22 HNcbsaIsaiah 44:25 HNcbpcIsaiah 55:13 HR/NcbscIsaiah 66:19 HNcbsaJudges 6:17 HNcbsaJeremiah 10:2 HC/R/NcbpcJeremiah 32:20 HNcbpaJeremiah 32:21 HR/NcbpaJeremiah 44:29 HTd/Ncbsa
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.