Knidos is the place named as the point off which the voyage reached before changing course.

Knidos is attested as a place-name marking the point off which a ship arrived during a difficult voyage before the wind prevented further progress.

1. A place reached during a sea voyage · dominant

   In Acts 27:7, the accusative singular feminine form occurs in the voyage narrative at the point where the travelers arrived off the place; the APB renders the clause "arrived off Cnidus" before describing the wind's obstruction and sailing under Crete.

   Acts 27:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 27:7, the APB presents the place in the phrase "arrived off Cnidus." It confirms the voyage setting without independently defining the term.