Holos is the Greek adjective for 'whole' or 'entire,' emphasizing that nothing within the scope of reference is excluded. When Jesus heals on the Sabbath and asks whether making a man holos healthy justifies it (John 7:23), the word carries both quantitative totality and qualitative completeness. It modifies cities ('the whole city,' Matt 8:34), bodies ('your whole body,' Matt 5:29–30), and time periods ('a whole year,' Acts 11:26). Spanish toda/todo, French tout-entier, and German ganz uniformly confirm the single core meaning of undivided totality.