Transliteration: ephapax · adverb
| Meaning | once, once for all |
|---|---|
| Part of speech | adverb |
| Frequency | 5x in the New Testament |
| Key inflected forms | ἐφάπαξ |
| Example verses | Rom 6:10 · 1Cor 15:6 · Heb 7:27 · Heb 9:12 · Heb 10:10 |
ἐφάπαξ (ephapax) is a adverb that occurs 5 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “once, once for all” and first appears in Rom 6:10.
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