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נָקָה

nâqâh · Hebrew · Strong's H5352 · 44 occurrences

The KJV renders 10 different Hebrew and Greek words as “cut off”

What it means

to be (or make) clean (literally or figuratively); by implication (in an adverse sense) to be bare, i.e. extirpated

a primitive root;

How the KJV renders it

be blameless, cleanse, clear, cut off, be desolate, be free, be guiltless, be innocent, be quit, be unpunished

Where that flattens a distinction

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

cut off
also renders apokóptō (G609), aphairéō (G851), bâtsar (H1219), gâraz (H1629), châlaph (H2498), tsâmath (H6789), qâçaç (H7082), qâphad (H7088), qᵉtsats (H7113)
clear
also renders lamprós (G2986), katharós (G2513), ʼôwr (H216), bar (H1249), yâqâr (H3368), nâqîy (H5355), tsach (H6703)
cleanse
also renders zâkâh (H2135), châṭâʼ (H2398), tsâdaq (H6663)
be desolate
also renders monóō (G3443), yâsham (H3456)
be free
also renders châphash (H2666)

Where it appears

44 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 33 verses shown.

1 Kings 2:9 HVpj2ms/Sp3ms1 Samuel 26:9 HC/VNq3msDeuteronomy 5:11 HVpi3msExodus 20:7 HVpi3msExodus 21:19 HC/VNq3msExodus 34:7 HC/VpaGenesis 24:8 HC/VNp2msGenesis 24:41 HVNi2msIsaiah 3:26 HC/VNq3fsJudges 15:3 HVNp1csJeremiah 2:35 HVNp1csJeremiah 25:29 HVNaJeremiah 30:11 HC/VpaJeremiah 46:28 HC/VpaJeremiah 49:12 HVNi2msJob 9:28 HVpi2ms/Sp1csJob 10:14 HVpi2ms/Sp1csJoel 3:21 HC/Vpq1csNahum 1:3 HC/VpaNumbers 5:19 HVNv2fsNumbers 5:28 HC/VNq3fsNumbers 5:31 HC/VNq3msNumbers 14:18 HC/VpaProverbs 6:29 HVNi3msProverbs 11:21 HVNi3msProverbs 16:5 HVNi3msProverbs 17:5 HVNi3msProverbs 19:5 HVNi3msProverbs 19:9 HVNi3msProverbs 28:20 HVNi3msPsalm 19:12 HVpv2ms/Sp1csPsalm 19:13 HC/Vpq1csZechariah 5:3 HVNp3ms

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.