Found in the books of Matthew, Mark Luke, John, Acts, Ephesians, James, Jude, and Revelation, the Greek noun “anemos” means “wind.”

Jesus used this term to say the “winds blew” when describing a wise man who built his house upon a rock (Mt. 7:25.  He also used this word when describing the foolish man (Mt. 7:27).  In the next chapter of Matthew (8:26) we read of how Jesus “rebuked the winds.”  There can be a great “storm of wind” (Mk. 4:37).  People do not want to be carried about with every “wind of doctrine” (Eph. 4:14).
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If God permits this Greek word study to continue, other Greek words for “wind” will be studied at a later time.