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אֶפֶס

ʼepheç · Hebrew · Strong's H657 · 44 occurrences

The KJV renders 22 different Hebrew and Greek words as “end”

What it means

cessation, i.e. an end (especially of the earth); often used adverb, no further; also the ankle (in the dual), as being the extremity of the leg or foot

from H656 (אָפֵס); (sometimes like H6466 (פָּעַל))

How the KJV renders it

ankle, but, end, howbeit, less than nothing, nevertheless, none, not any, withstanding, thing of nought, save, there, uttermost part, want, without

Where that flattens a distinction

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

end
also renders télos (G5056), synteléō (G4931), ékbasis (G1545), plēróō (G4137), péras (G4009), syntéleia (G4930), gabluth (H1383), dibrâh (H1700), châdal (H2308), kânâph (H3671), migbâlâh (H4020), çôwph (H5490), çôwph (H5491), ʻêqeb (H6118), pêʼâh (H6285), qenets (H7078), qetsev (H7099), qᵉtsâth (H7118), rôʼsh (H7218), shâlam (H7999), taklîyth (H8503)
but
also renders plḗn (G4133), mónon (G3440), ektós (G1622), ʼăbâl (H61), ʼak (H389), ʼâkên (H403), ʼaph (H637), bᵉram (H1297), gam (H1571), dîy (H1768), lâhên (H3861), ʻôwd (H5750), raq (H7535)
save
also renders plḗn (G4133), sōtēría (G4991), phylássō (G5442), diasṓzō (G1295), sṓzō (G4982), ʼak (H389), yâshaʻ (H3467), lâhên (H3861), mâlaṭ (H4422), nâtsal (H5337), raq (H7535)
there
also renders ekeî (G1563), ekeîse (G1566), hōde (G5602), ekeîthen (G1564), entháde (G1759), autoû (G847), dên (H1836), yêsh (H3426), ʻal (H5922), tâm (H8536)
want
also renders hysteréō (G5302), hystérēma (G5303), hystérēsis (G5304), chreía (G5532), châdal (H2308), châçêr (H2637), châçêr (H2638), cheçer (H2639), pâqad (H6485)
without
also renders parektós (G3924), éxōthen (G1855), chōrís (G5565), ésōthen (G2081), ektós (G1622), ʼâchôwr (H268), lâʼ (H3809)
nevertheless
also renders plḗn (G4133), ʼăbâl (H61), ʼak (H389), ʼâkên (H403), bᵉram (H1297), raq (H7535)
howbeit
also renders ʼak (H389), kên (H3651)
none
also renders mēdeís (G3367), lâʼ (H3809)
not any
also renders oudeís (G3762)
thing of nought
also renders ʼĕlîyl (H457)
uttermost part
also renders kânâph (H3671)

Questions this word decides

Where it appears

44 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 43 verses shown.

1 Samuel 2:10 HNcmpc2 Kings 14:26 HC/Ncmsa2 Samuel 9:3 HTi/Ncmsa2 Samuel 12:14 HNcmsaAmos 6:10 HNcmsaAmos 9:8 HNcmsaDaniel 8:25 HC/R/NcmscDeuteronomy 15:4 HNcmsaDeuteronomy 32:36 HC/NcmsaDeuteronomy 33:17 HNcmpcEzekiel 47:3 HNcmdaIsaiah 5:8 HNcmscIsaiah 34:12 HNcmsaIsaiah 40:17 HR/NcmsaIsaiah 41:12 HC/R/NcmsaIsaiah 41:29 HNcmsaIsaiah 45:6 HNcmsaIsaiah 45:14 HNcmscIsaiah 45:22 HNcmpcIsaiah 46:9 HC/NcmsaIsaiah 47:8 HC/Ncmsc/Sp1csIsaiah 47:10 HC/Ncmsc/Sp1csIsaiah 52:4 HR/NcmsaIsaiah 52:10 HNcmpcIsaiah 54:15 HNcmsaJudges 4:9 HNcmsaJeremiah 16:19 HR/DJob 7:6 HR/NcmscMicah 5:4 HNcmpcNumbers 13:28 HNcmsaNumbers 22:35 HC/NcmsaNumbers 23:13 HNcmsaProverbs 14:28 HC/R/NcmscProverbs 26:20 HR/NcmscProverbs 30:4 HNcmpcPsalm 2:8 HNcmpcPsalm 22:27 HNcmpcPsalm 59:13 HR/NcmpcPsalm 67:7 HNcmpcPsalm 72:8 HNcmpcPsalm 98:3 HNcmpcZechariah 9:10 HNcmpcZephaniah 2:15 HC/Ncmsc/Sp1cs

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.