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יַיִן

yayin · Hebrew · Strong's H3196 · 141 occurrences

The KJV renders 4 different Hebrew and Greek words as “wine”

What it means

wine (as fermented); by implication, intoxication

from an unused root meaning to effervesce;

How the KJV renders it

banqueting, wine

Where that flattens a distinction

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

wine
also renders oînos (G3631), chămar (H2562), ʻênâb (H6025)
banqueting
also renders pótos (G4224)

Questions this word decides

Where it appears

141 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 60 verses shown.

1 Chronicles 9:29 HC/Td/Ncmsa1 Chronicles 12:40 HC/Ncmsa1 Chronicles 27:27 HTd/Ncmsa1 Samuel 1:14 HNcmsc/Sp2fs1 Samuel 1:15 HC/Ncmsa1 Samuel 1:24 HNcmsa1 Samuel 10:3 HNcmsa1 Samuel 16:20 HNcmsa1 Samuel 25:18 HNcmsa1 Samuel 25:37 HTd/Ncmsa2 Chronicles 2:10 HC/Ncmsa2 Chronicles 2:15 HC/Td/Ncmsa2 Chronicles 11:11 HC/Ncmsa2 Samuel 13:28 HRd/Ncmsa2 Samuel 16:1 HNcmsa2 Samuel 16:2 HC/Td/NcmsaAmos 2:8 HC/NcmscAmos 2:12 HNcmsaAmos 5:11 HNcmsc/Sp3mpAmos 6:6 HNcmsaAmos 9:14 HNcmsc/Sp3mpDaniel 1:5 HC/R/NcmscDaniel 1:8 HC/R/NcmscDaniel 1:16 HC/NcmscDaniel 10:3 HC/NcmsaDeuteronomy 14:26 HC/Rd/NcmsaDeuteronomy 28:39 HC/NcmsaDeuteronomy 29:6 HC/NcmsaDeuteronomy 32:33 HNcmsc/Sp3mpDeuteronomy 32:38 HNcmscEcclesiastes 2:3 HRd/NcmsaEcclesiastes 9:7 HNcmsc/Sp2msEcclesiastes 10:19 HC/NcmsaEsther 1:7 HC/NcmscEsther 1:10 HRd/NcmsaEsther 5:6 HTd/NcmsaEsther 7:2 HTd/NcmsaEsther 7:7 HTd/NcmsaEsther 7:8 HTd/NcmsaExodus 29:40 HNcmsaEzekiel 27:18 HR/NcmscEzekiel 44:21 HC/NcmsaGenesis 9:21 HTd/NcmsaGenesis 9:24 HR/Ncmsc/Sp3msGenesis 14:18 HC/NcmsaGenesis 19:32 HNcmsaGenesis 19:33 HNcmsaGenesis 19:34 HNcmsaGenesis 19:35 HNcmsaGenesis 27:25 HNcmsaGenesis 49:11 HRd/NcmsaGenesis 49:12 HR/NcmsaHabakkuk 2:5 HTd/NcmsaHaggai 2:12 HTd/NcmsaHosea 4:11 HC/NcmsaHosea 7:5 HR/NcmsaHosea 9:4 HNcmsaHosea 14:7 HR/NcmscIsaiah 5:11 HNcmsaIsaiah 5:12 HC/Ncmsa

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.