1: πανταχοῦ
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(Strong's #3837 — Adverb — pantache — pan-takh-oo' )

"everywhere," is used in Acts 21:28 .

2: πανταχοῦ
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(Strong's #3837 — Adverb — pantachou — pan-takh-oo' )

a variation of No. 1, is translated "everywhere" in Mark 1:28 , RV, of the report throughout Galilee concerning Christ; in Mark 16:20 , of preaching; Luke 9:6 , of healing; Acts 17:30 , of a Divine command for repentance; Acts 28:22 , of disparagement of Christians; 1—Corinthians 4:17 , of apostolic teaching; in Acts 24:3 , it is rendered "in all places." In the Sept., Isaiah 42:22 . See PLACE.

3: πάντοθεν
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(Strong's #3840 — Adverb — pantothen — pan-toth'-en )

or pantachothen, "from all sides," is translated "from every quarter," Mark 1:45; in Luke 19:43 , "on every side;" in Hebrews 9:4 , "round about."

Philippians 4:122—Corinthians 4:81—Timothy 2:8