Kol

kole
Parts of Speech Noun Masculine

Kol Definition

NAS Word Usage - Total: 5345
  1. all, the whole
    1. all, the whole of
    2. any, each, every, anything
    3. totality, everything
Audio Pronunciation
Original Language
lk
Origin
from (03634)
Strong's Number
3605
TDNT Entry
TWOT - 985a

NAS Word Usage

all
4045
all for every
2
all his and every
1
all his everything
1
all its the entire
1
all the and every
1
all the of every
1
all the everywhere
1
all the throughout
1
all your concerning everything
1
all your to every
1
all your throughout
1
all men
2
all these
1
all things
11
altogether
1
always*
15
annually*
2
any
176
any or by all
2
any*
5
anyone
12
anyone*
2
anything
31
anything*
6
anywhere
3
anywhere*
1
both
2
complete
2
completely
5
continually*
15
countryside*
1
during
1
each
4
each one
1
each*
1
earnestly*
1
else
1
entire
16
entirely
1
every
366
every and everyone
1
every in all
1
every of all
4
every of any
1
every pertaining to all
1
every man
1
every one
1
every one
12
every thing
1
every way
1
everyone
96
everyone's
3
everyone*
3
everything
52
everything*
4
everywhere
2
everywhere*
2
far
1
farthest
1
forever*
10
full
2
gaping
1
health*
1
just*
6
life*
1
lifetime*
1
long*
9
mere
1
much
1
no one
1
no*
33
none*
13
nothing*
12
one
3
only
1
perpetually*
2
plenty
1
something*
1
there is everywhere
1
throughout
20
throughout and all
1
throughout the whole
1
throughout all
1
throughout*
1
total
6
totally
2
utter
1
variety
1
whatever
24
whatever*
40
whenever
4
wherever*
20
whoever
45
whoever then any
1
whoever*
6
whoever...any
3
whole
125
whole and let all
1
whole and all
3
wholehearted*
1
wholly
2
whomever*
3
Total
5345

NAS Verse Count

249
228
193
251
281
171
108
10
156
164
194
156
139
241
38
57
52
66
315
76
68
11
201
347
31
236
22
19
16
18
3
1
14
10
9
17
9
35
9
Total
4221
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The Hebrew lexicon is Brown, Driver, Briggs, Gesenius Lexicon; this is keyed to the "Theological Word Book of the Old Testament." These files are considered public domain.

Brown, Driver, Briggs and Gesenius. "Hebrew Lexicon entry for Kol". "The NAS Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon". . .