Greek word
eán
ἐάν
What it means
a conditional particle
a conditional particle; in case that, provided, etc.; often used in connection with other particles to denote indefiniteness or uncertainty
Where it comes from
from ei (εἰ) and án (ἄν)
How the King James translates it
Every place it appears 225
Matthew4:95:135:235:465:476:146:226:237:97:108:28:199:2110:1311:2712:1115:1416:2617:2018:1218:1318:1518:1718:1921:321:2121:2421:2521:2622:2424:2324:2624:2824:4828:14
Luke4:64:75:126:336:3410:611:1212:3812:4514:3415:816:3016:3117:317:419:3119:4020:520:620:2822:6722:68
John3:125:315:436:516:627:177:378:168:318:368:518:528:548:559:229:3110:911:911:1011:4011:4811:5712:2412:2612:3213:1713:2013:3514:314:1414:1514:2315:715:1015:1416:719:1221:2221:2321:25
1 Corinthians4:154:195:116:47:87:117:287:367:397:408:88:109:1610:2811:1411:1512:1512:1613:113:213:314:614:814:1414:1614:2314:2416:416:716:10
1 Thessalonians3:8
1 Peter3:13
3 John1:10