Quickly

Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words

1: ταχύ (Strong'S #5035 — Adverb — tachu — takh-oo' )

the neuter of tachus, "swift, quick," signifies "quickly,"  Matthew 5:25;  28:7,8;  Mark 9:39 , Rv (Av, "lightly");  Luke 15:22;  John 11:29;  Revelation 2:16 (ver. 5 in some mss.); 3:11; 11:14; 22:7,12,20. See Lightly.

2: τάχιον (Strong'S #5032 — Adverb — tacheion — takh'-ee-on )

the comparative degree of No. 1, is translated "quickly" in  John 13:27; "out(ran)" in  John 20:4 , Rv, lit., "(ran before) more quickly (than Peter);" "shortly" in  1 Timothy 3:14;  Hebrews 13:23; in  Hebrews 13:19 , "(the) sooner." See Shortly.

3: ταχέως (Strong'S #5030 — Adverb — tacheos — takh-eh'-oce )

akin to No. 1, is translated "quickly" in  Luke 14:21;  16:6;  John 11:31 , Rv; "shortly" in  1 Corinthians 4:19;  Philippians 2:19,24;  2 Timothy 4:9; with a suggestion of rashness in the following,  Galatians 1:6 , Rv, "quickly" (Av, "soon");  2 Thessalonians 2:2; and  1 Timothy 5:22 , "hastily," (Av, "suddenly"). See Hastily , C.

4: ἐν (Strong'S #1722 5034 — Preposition — en tachei — en )

lit., "in, or with, swiftness, with speed" (en, "in," and the dative case of tachos, "speed"), is translated "quickly" in  Acts 12:7;  22:18; "speedily" in  Luke 18:8; "shortly" in  Acts 25:4;  Romans 16:20;  1 Timothy 3:14 in some texts;   Revelation 1:1;  22:6 . In the last two places, "with speed" is probably the meaning. See Shortly , Speedily.

King James Dictionary

Quick'Ly, adv.

1. Speedily with haste or celerity. 2. Soon without delay.

Webster's Dictionary

(adv.) Speedily; with haste or celerity; soon; without delay; quick.