ANKLE (אֹ֫פֶס, H701, σφυδρόν, G5383). Spelled ancle in older edd. of the KJV. A word used only once in each testament: Ezekiel 47:3, where the prophet is shown water ankle-deep issuing from the Temple; and Acts 3:7, where Luke records that the feet and ankles of the man healed by Peter “were made strong.”