1: κυκλόω
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(Strong's #2944 — Verb — kukleuo — koo-klo'-o )

denotes "to encircle, surround," and is found in the best texts in John 10:24 , "came round about," and Revelation 20:9 , of a camp surrounded by foes; some mss. have No. 2 in each place.

2: κυκλόω
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(Strong's #2944 — Verb — kukloo — koo-klo'-o )

(cp. Eng., "cycle") signifies "to move in a circle, to compass about," as of a city "encompassed" by armies, Luke 21:20; Hebrews 11:30; in Acts 14:20 , "stood round about." See COME , No. 38, STAND.

3: περικυκλόω
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(Strong's #4033 — Verb — perikukloo — per-ee-koo-klo'-o )

peri, "about," with No. 2, is used in Luke 19:43 "shall compass ... round."

4: περιάγω
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(Strong's #4013 — Verb — periago — per-ee-ag'-o )

"to lead about," 1—Corinthians 9:5 , or, intransitively, "to go about, to go up and down," is so used in Matthew 4:23; 9:35; Mark 6:6; Acts 13:11; "to compass regions," Matthew 23:15 . See GO , LEAD.

5: περίκειμαι
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(Strong's #4029 — Verb — perikeimai — per-ik'-i-mahee )

"to be encompassed:" see BOUND (b), HANG.

6: περιέρχομαι
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(Strong's #4022 — Verb — perierchomai — per-ee-er'-khom-ahee )

lit., "to go, or come, about" (peri, "about," erchomai, "to come"), is translated in Acts 28:13 , AV, "fetched a compass." See CIRCUIT.