A noun from the adjective platys (broad), platos refers to breadth or width as a spatial dimension. Paul invokes it in a remarkable prayer that believers might grasp the breadth, length, height, and depth of Christ's love (Eph 3:18)—a four-dimensional metaphor for love that surpasses knowledge. In Revelation, it measures the vast expanse of the earth across which Gog and Magog march (20:9) and the equal dimensions of the cubic New Jerusalem (21:16). German and French both render it simply as 'Breite,' underscoring its straightforward spatial meaning.