| Base Word |
| Ναασσών |
| Literal | enchanter |
| Ναασσών |
| Short Definition | Naasson (i.e., Nachshon), an Israelite |
| Long Definition | an ancestor of Christ |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5177) |
| Same as | H5177 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑ.ɑsˈson |
| IPA mod | nɑ.ɑsˈsown |
| Syllable | naassōn |
| Diction | na-as-SONE |
| Diction Mod | na-as-SONE |
| Usage | Naasson |
| Base Word |
| Ναγγαί |
| Literal | illuminating |
| Ναγγαί |
| Short Definition | Nangae (i.e., perhaps Nogach), an Israelite |
| Long Definition | an ancestor of Christ |
| Derivation | probably of Hebrew origin (compare H5052) |
| Same as | H5052 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑŋˈɣɛ |
| IPA mod | nɑŋˈɣe |
| Syllable | nangai |
| Diction | nahng-GEH |
| Diction Mod | nahng-GAY |
| Usage | Nagge |
| Base Word |
| Ναζαρέθ |
| Literal | the guarded one |
| Ναζαρέθ |
| Short Definition | Nazareth or Nazaret, a place in Palestine |
| Long Definition | the ordinary residence and home town of Christ |
| Derivation | of uncertain derivation |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑ.zɑˈrɛθ |
| IPA mod | nɑ.zɑˈre̞θ |
| Syllable | nazareth |
| Diction | na-za-RETH |
| Diction Mod | na-za-RAYTH |
| Usage | Nazareth |
| Base Word |
| Ναζαρηνός |
| Literal | |
| Ναζαρηνός |
| Short Definition | a Nazarene, i.e., inhabitant of Nazareth |
| Long Definition | a resident of Nazareth |
| Derivation | from G3478 |
| Same as | G3478 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑ.zɑ.reˈnos |
| IPA mod | nɑ.zɑ.re̞ˈnows |
| Syllable | nazarēnos |
| Diction | na-za-ray-NOSE |
| Diction Mod | na-za-ray-NOSE |
| Usage | of Nazareth |
| Base Word |
| Ναζωραῖος |
| Literal | one separated |
| Ναζωραῖος |
| Short Definition | a Nazoraean, i.e., inhabitant of Nazareth; by extension, a Christian |
| Long Definition | an inhabitant of Nazareth |
| Derivation | from G3478 |
| Same as | G3478 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑ.zoˈrɛ.os |
| IPA mod | nɑ.zowˈre.ows |
| Syllable | nazōraios |
| Diction | na-zoh-REH-ose |
| Diction Mod | na-zoh-RAY-ose |
| Usage | Nazarene, of Nazareth |
| Base Word |
| Ναθάν |
| Literal | a giver |
| Ναθάν |
| Short Definition | Nathan, an Israelite |
| Long Definition | one of the four sons of David who were born to him by Bathshua |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5416) |
| Same as | H5416 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑˈθɑn |
| IPA mod | nɑˈθɑn |
| Syllable | nathan |
| Diction | na-THAHN |
| Diction Mod | na-THAHN |
| Usage | Nathan |
| Base Word |
| Ναθαναήλ |
| Literal | gift of God |
| Ναθαναήλ |
| Short Definition | Nathanaël (i.e., Nathanel), an Israelite and Christian |
| Long Definition | an intimate disciple of Jesus Christ, he is commonly thought to be the same person as Bartholomew |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5417) |
| Same as | H5417 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑ.θɑ.nɑˈel |
| IPA mod | nɑ.θɑ.nɑˈe̞l |
| Syllable | nathanaēl |
| Diction | na-tha-na-ALE |
| Diction Mod | na-tha-na-ALE |
| Usage | Nathanael |
| Base Word |
| ναί |
| Literal | |
| ναί |
| Short Definition | yes |
| Long Definition | yea, verily, truly, assuredly, even so |
| Derivation | a primary particle of strong affirmation |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ |
| IPA mod | ne |
| Syllable | nai |
| Diction | neh |
| Diction Mod | nay |
| Usage | even so, surely, truth, verily, yea, yes |
| Base Word |
| Ναΐν |
| Literal | beauty |
| Ναΐν |
| Short Definition | Nain, a place in Palestine |
| Long Definition | a village in Galilee located at the north base of Little Hermon |
| Derivation | probably of Hebrew origin (compare H4999) |
| Same as | H4999 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑˈin |
| IPA mod | nɑˈin |
| Syllable | nain |
| Diction | na-EEN |
| Diction Mod | na-EEN |
| Usage | Nain |
| Base Word |
| ναός |
| Literal | |
| ναός |
| Short Definition | a fane, shrine, temple |
| Long Definition | used of the temple at Jerusalem, but only of the sacred edifice (or sanctuary) itself, consisting of the Holy place and the Holy of Holies (in classical Greek it is used of the sanctuary or cell of the temple, where the image of gold was placed which is distinguished from the whole enclosure) |
| Derivation | from a primary ναίω (to dwell) |
| Same as | G2411 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑˈos |
| IPA mod | nɑˈows |
| Syllable | naos |
| Diction | na-OSE |
| Diction Mod | na-OSE |
| Usage | shrine, temple |
| Base Word |
| Ναούμ |
| Literal | consolation |
| Ναούμ |
| Short Definition | Naum (i.e., Nachum), an Israelite |
| Long Definition | son of Esli and father of Amos, in the genealogy of Christ |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5151) |
| Same as | H5151 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑˈum |
| IPA mod | nɑˈum |
| Syllable | naoum |
| Diction | na-OOM |
| Diction Mod | na-OOM |
| Usage | Naum |
| Base Word |
| νάρδος |
| Literal | |
| νάρδος |
| Short Definition | "nard" |
| Long Definition | nard, the head or spike of a fragrant East Indian plant belonging to the genus Valerianna, which yields a juice of delicious odor which the ancients used (either pure or mixed) in the preparation of a most precious ointment |
| Derivation | of foreign origin (compare H5373) |
| Same as | H5373 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɑr.ðos |
| IPA mod | ˈnɑr.ðows |
| Syllable | nardos |
| Diction | NAHR-those |
| Diction Mod | NAHR-those |
| Usage | (spike-)nard |
| Base Word |
| Νάρκισσος |
| Literal | stupidity |
| Νάρκισσος |
| Short Definition | Narcissus, a Roman |
| Long Definition | a dweller at Rome mentioned by Paul in Romans 16:11 |
| Derivation | a flower of the same name, from νάρκη (stupefaction, as a "narcotic") |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɑr.kis.sos |
| IPA mod | ˈnɑr.cis.sows |
| Syllable | narkissos |
| Diction | NAHR-kees-sose |
| Diction Mod | NAHR-kees-sose |
| Usage | Narcissus |
| Base Word |
| ναυαγέω |
| Literal | |
| ναυαγέω |
| Short Definition | to be shipwrecked (stranded, "navigate"), literally or figuratively |
| Long Definition | to suffer shipwreck |
| Derivation | from a compound of G3491 and G0071 |
| Same as | G0071 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛβ.ɑˈɣɛ.o |
| IPA mod | na.ɑˈɣe̞.ow |
| Syllable | nauageō |
| Diction | nev-ah-GEH-oh |
| Diction Mod | na-ah-GAY-oh |
| Usage | make (suffer) shipwreck |
| Base Word |
| ναύκληρος |
| Literal | |
| ναύκληρος |
| Short Definition | a captain |
| Long Definition | a ship owner, ship master |
| Derivation | from G3491 and G2819 ("clerk") |
| Same as | G2819 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɑβ.kle.ros |
| IPA mod | ˈnɑf.kle̞.rows |
| Syllable | nauklēros |
| Diction | NAV-klay-rose |
| Diction Mod | NAF-klay-rose |
| Usage | owner of a ship |
| Base Word |
| ναῦς |
| Literal | |
| ναῦς |
| Short Definition | a boat (of any size) |
| Long Definition | a ship, vessel of considerable size |
| Derivation | from νάω or νέω (to float) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑβs |
| IPA mod | nɑfs |
| Syllable | naus |
| Diction | navs |
| Diction Mod | nafs |
| Usage | ship |
| Base Word |
| ναύτης |
| Literal | |
| ναύτης |
| Short Definition | a boatman, i.e., seaman |
| Long Definition | a sailor, seaman, mariner |
| Derivation | from G3491 |
| Same as | G3491 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɑβ.tes |
| IPA mod | ˈnɑf.te̞s |
| Syllable | nautēs |
| Diction | NAV-tase |
| Diction Mod | NAF-tase |
| Usage | sailor, shipman |
| Base Word |
| Ναχώρ |
| Literal | snorting |
| Ναχώρ |
| Short Definition | Nachor, the grandfather of Abraham |
| Long Definition | was the name of two persons in the family of Abraham, an ancestor of Christ |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5152) |
| Same as | H5152 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɑˈxor |
| IPA mod | nɑˈxowr |
| Syllable | nachōr |
| Diction | na-HORE |
| Diction Mod | na-HORE |
| Usage | Nachor |
| Base Word |
| νεανίας |
| Literal | |
| νεανίας |
| Short Definition | a youth (up to about forty years) |
| Long Definition | a young man |
| Derivation | from a derivative of G3501 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.ɑˈni.ɑs |
| IPA mod | ne̞.ɑˈni.ɑs |
| Syllable | neanias |
| Diction | neh-ah-NEE-as |
| Diction Mod | nay-ah-NEE-as |
| Usage | young man |
| Base Word |
| νεανίσκος |
| Literal | |
| νεανίσκος |
| Short Definition | a youth (under forty) |
| Long Definition | a young man, youth |
| Derivation | from the same as G3494 |
| Same as | G3494 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.ɑˈni.skos |
| IPA mod | ne̞.ɑˈni.skows |
| Syllable | neaniskos |
| Diction | neh-ah-NEE-skose |
| Diction Mod | nay-ah-NEE-skose |
| Usage | young man |
| Base Word |
| Νεάπολις |
| Literal | new city |
| Νεάπολις |
| Short Definition | new town; Neapolis, a place in Macedonia |
| Long Definition | a maritime city of Macedonia, on the gulf of Syrymon, having a port and colonised by Chalcidians |
| Derivation | from G3501 and G4172 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈɑ.po.lis |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈɑ.pow.lis |
| Syllable | neapolis |
| Diction | neh-AH-poh-lees |
| Diction Mod | nay-AH-poh-lees |
| Usage | Neapolis |
| Base Word |
| Νεεμάν |
| Literal | pleasantness |
| Νεεμάν |
| Short Definition | Neeman (i.e., Naaman), a Syrian |
| Long Definition | commander-in-chief of the army of Syria |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5283) |
| Same as | H5283 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.ɛˈmɑn |
| IPA mod | ne̞.e̞ˈmɑn |
| Syllable | neeman |
| Diction | neh-eh-MAHN |
| Diction Mod | nay-ay-MAHN |
| Usage | Naaman |
| Base Word |
| νεκρός |
| Literal | |
| νεκρός |
| Short Definition | dead (literally or figuratively; also as noun) |
| Long Definition | properly |
| Derivation | from an apparently primary νέκυς (a corpse) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈkros |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈkrows |
| Syllable | nekros |
| Diction | neh-KROSE |
| Diction Mod | nay-KROSE |
| Usage | dead |
| Base Word |
| νεκρόω |
| Literal | |
| νεκρόω |
| Short Definition | to deaden, i.e., (figuratively) to subdue |
| Long Definition | to make dead, to put to death, slay |
| Derivation | from G3498 |
| Same as | G3498 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈkro.o |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈkrow.ow |
| Syllable | nekroō |
| Diction | neh-KROH-oh |
| Diction Mod | nay-KROH-oh |
| Usage | be dead, mortify |
| Base Word |
| νέκρωσις |
| Literal | |
| νέκρωσις |
| Short Definition | decease; figuratively, impotency |
| Long Definition | putting to death, killing |
| Derivation | from G3499 |
| Same as | G3499 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɛ.kro.sis |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.krow.sis |
| Syllable | nekrōsis |
| Diction | NEH-kroh-sees |
| Diction Mod | NAY-kroh-sees |
| Usage | deadness, dying |
| Base Word |
| νέος |
| Literal | |
| νέος |
| Short Definition | "new", i.e., (of persons) youthful, or (of things) fresh; figuratively, regenerate |
| Long Definition | recently born, young, youthful |
| Derivation | including the comparative νεότερος ; a primary word |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɛ.os |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.ows |
| Syllable | neos |
| Diction | NEH-ose |
| Diction Mod | NAY-ose |
| Usage | new, young |
| Base Word |
| νεοσσός |
| Literal | |
| νεοσσός |
| Short Definition | a youngling (nestling) |
| Long Definition | a young (creature), young bird |
| Derivation | from G3501 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.osˈsos |
| IPA mod | ne̞.owsˈsows |
| Syllable | neossos |
| Diction | neh-ose-SOSE |
| Diction Mod | nay-ose-SOSE |
| Usage | young |
| Base Word |
| νεότης |
| Literal | |
| νεότης |
| Short Definition | newness, i.e., youthfulness |
| Long Definition | youth, youthful age |
| Derivation | from G3501 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈo.tes |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈow.te̞s |
| Syllable | neotēs |
| Diction | neh-OH-tase |
| Diction Mod | nay-OH-tase |
| Usage | youth |
| Base Word |
| νεόφυτος |
| Literal | |
| νεόφυτος |
| Short Definition | newly planted, i.e., (figuratively) a young convert ("neophyte") |
| Long Definition | newly planted |
| Derivation | from G3501 and a derivative of G5453 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈo.fy.tos |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈow.fju.tows |
| Syllable | neophytos |
| Diction | neh-OH-foo-tose |
| Diction Mod | nay-OH-fyoo-tose |
| Usage | novice |
| Base Word |
| Νέρων |
| Literal | brave |
| Νέρων |
| Short Definition | Neron (i.e., Nero), a Roman emperor |
| Long Definition | a famous but cruel emperor of Rome from 54 to 68 AD |
| Derivation | of Latin origin |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɛ.ron |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.rown |
| Syllable | nerōn |
| Diction | NEH-rone |
| Diction Mod | NAY-rone |
| Usage | Nero |
| Base Word |
| νεύω |
| Literal | |
| νεύω |
| Short Definition | to "nod", i.e., (by analogy), signal |
| Long Definition | to give a nod |
| Derivation | apparently a primary verb |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɛβ.o |
| IPA mod | ˈnev.ow |
| Syllable | neuō |
| Diction | NEV-oh |
| Diction Mod | NAVE-oh |
| Usage | beckon |
| Base Word |
| νεφέλη |
| Literal | |
| νεφέλη |
| Short Definition | properly, cloudiness, i.e., (concretely) a cloud |
| Long Definition | a cloud |
| Derivation | from G3509 |
| Same as | G3509 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈfɛ.le |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈfe̞.le̞ |
| Syllable | nephelē |
| Diction | neh-FEH-lay |
| Diction Mod | nay-FAY-lay |
| Usage | cloud |
| Base Word |
| Νεφθαλείμ |
| Literal | wrestling |
| Νεφθαλείμ |
| Short Definition | Nephthaleim (i.e., Naphthali), a tribe in Palestine |
| Long Definition | Naphthali, the sixth son of Jacob, the second child borne to him by Bilhah, Rachel's slave |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5321) |
| Same as | H5321 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.fθɑˈlim |
| IPA mod | ne̞.fθɑˈlim |
| Syllable | nephthaleim |
| Diction | neh-ftha-LEEM |
| Diction Mod | nay-ftha-LEEM |
| Usage | Nephthalim |
| Base Word |
| νέφος |
| Literal | |
| νέφος |
| Short Definition | a cloud |
| Long Definition | a cloud, a large dense multitude, a throng |
| Derivation | apparently a primary word |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnɛ.fos |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.fows |
| Syllable | nephos |
| Diction | NEH-fose |
| Diction Mod | NAY-fose |
| Usage | cloud |
| Base Word |
| νεφρός |
| Literal | |
| νεφρός |
| Short Definition | a kidney (plural), i.e., (figuratively) the inmost mind |
| Long Definition | a kidney |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛˈfros |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈfrows |
| Syllable | nephros |
| Diction | neh-FROSE |
| Diction Mod | nay-FROSE |
| Usage | reins |
| Base Word |
| νεωκόρος |
| Literal | |
| νεωκόρος |
| Short Definition | a temple-servant, i.e., (by implication) a votary |
| Long Definition | one who sweeps and cleans a temple |
| Derivation | from a form of G3485 and κορέω (to sweep) |
| Same as | G3485 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.oˈko.ros |
| IPA mod | ne̞.owˈkow.rows |
| Syllable | neōkoros |
| Diction | neh-oh-KOH-rose |
| Diction Mod | nay-oh-KOH-rose |
| Usage | worshipper |
| Base Word |
| νεωτερικός |
| Literal | |
| νεωτερικός |
| Short Definition | appertaining to younger persons, i.e., juvenile |
| Long Definition | peculiar to an age, of youth, youthful, younger |
| Derivation | from the comparative of G3501 |
| Same as | G3501 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nɛ.o.tɛ.riˈkos |
| IPA mod | ne̞.ow.te̞.riˈkows |
| Syllable | neōterikos |
| Diction | neh-oh-teh-ree-KOSE |
| Diction Mod | nay-oh-tay-ree-KOSE |
| Usage | youthful |
| Base Word |
| νή |
| Literal | |
| νή |
| Short Definition | a particle of attestation (accompanied by the object invoked or appealed to in confirmation); as sure as |
| Long Definition | by |
| Derivation | probably an intensive form of G3483 |
| Same as | G3483 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ne |
| IPA mod | ne̞ |
| Syllable | nē |
| Diction | nay |
| Diction Mod | nay |
| Usage | I protest by |
| Base Word |
| νήθω |
| Literal | |
| νήθω |
| Short Definition | to spin yarn |
| Long Definition | to spin (yarn) |
| Derivation | from νέω (of like meaning) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈne.θo |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.θow |
| Syllable | nēthō |
| Diction | NAY-thoh |
| Diction Mod | NAY-thoh |
| Usage | spin |
| Base Word |
| νηπιάζω |
| Literal | |
| νηπιάζω |
| Short Definition | to act as a babe, i.e., (figuratively) innocently |
| Long Definition | to be a babe (infant) |
| Derivation | from G3516 |
| Same as | G3516 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ne.piˈɑ.zo |
| IPA mod | ne̞.piˈɑ.zow |
| Syllable | nēpiazō |
| Diction | nay-pee-AH-zoh |
| Diction Mod | nay-pee-AH-zoh |
| Usage | be a child |
| Base Word |
| νήπιος |
| Literal | |
| νήπιος |
| Short Definition | not speaking, i.e., an infant (minor); figuratively, a simple-minded person, an immature Christian |
| Long Definition | an infant, little child |
| Derivation | from an obsolete particle νή- (implying negation) and G2031 |
| Same as | G2031 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈne.pi.os |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.pi.ows |
| Syllable | nēpios |
| Diction | NAY-pee-ose |
| Diction Mod | NAY-pee-ose |
| Usage | babe, child (+ -ish) |
| Base Word |
| Νηρεύς |
| Literal | lump |
| Νηρεύς |
| Short Definition | Nereus, a Christian |
| Long Definition | a Christian at Rome saluted by Paul |
| Derivation | apparently from a derivative of the base of G3491 (meaning wet) |
| Same as | G3491 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈrɛβs |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈrefs |
| Syllable | nēreus |
| Diction | nay-REVS |
| Diction Mod | nay-RAYFS |
| Usage | Nereus |
| Base Word |
| Νηρί |
| Literal | Jehovah is my lamp |
| Νηρί |
| Short Definition | Neri (i.e., Nerijah), an Israelite |
| Long Definition | the grandfather of Zerubbabel |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5374) |
| Same as | H5374 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈri |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈri |
| Syllable | nēri |
| Diction | nay-REE |
| Diction Mod | nay-REE |
| Usage | Neri |
| Base Word |
| νησίον |
| Literal | |
| νησίον |
| Short Definition | an islet |
| Long Definition | a small island |
| Derivation | diminutive of G3520 |
| Same as | G3520 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈsi.on |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈsi.own |
| Syllable | nēsion |
| Diction | nay-SEE-one |
| Diction Mod | nay-SEE-one |
| Usage | island |
| Base Word |
| νῆσος |
| Literal | |
| νῆσος |
| Short Definition | an island |
| Long Definition | an island |
| Derivation | probably from the base of G3491 |
| Same as | G3491 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈne.sos |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.sows |
| Syllable | nēsos |
| Diction | NAY-sose |
| Diction Mod | NAY-sose |
| Usage | island, isle |
| Base Word |
| νηστεία |
| Literal | |
| νηστεία |
| Short Definition | abstinence (from lack of food, or voluntary and religious); specially, the fast of the Day of Atonement |
| Long Definition | a fasting, fast |
| Derivation | from G3522 |
| Same as | G3522 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈsti.ɑ |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈsti.ɑ |
| Syllable | nēsteia |
| Diction | nay-STEE-ah |
| Diction Mod | nay-STEE-ah |
| Usage | fast(-ing) |
| Base Word |
| νηστεύω |
| Literal | |
| νηστεύω |
| Short Definition | to abstain from food (religiously) |
| Long Definition | to abstain as a religious exercise from food and drink: either entirely, if the fast lasted but a single day, or from customary and choice nourishment, if it continued several days |
| Derivation | from G3523 |
| Same as | G3523 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈstɛβ.o |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈstev.ow |
| Syllable | nēsteuō |
| Diction | nay-STEV-oh |
| Diction Mod | nay-STAVE-oh |
| Usage | fast |
| Base Word |
| νῆστις |
| Literal | |
| νῆστις |
| Short Definition | not eating, i.e., abstinent from food (religiously) |
| Long Definition | fasting, not having eaten |
| Derivation | from the inseparable negative particle νή- (not) and G2068 |
| Same as | G2068 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈne.stis |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.stis |
| Syllable | nēstis |
| Diction | NAY-stees |
| Diction Mod | NAY-stees |
| Usage | fasting |
| Base Word |
| νηφάλεος |
| Literal | |
| νηφάλεος |
| Short Definition | sober, i.e., (figuratively) circumspect |
| Long Definition | sober, temperate |
| Derivation | from G3525 |
| Same as | G3525 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | neˈfɑ.lɛ.os |
| IPA mod | ne̞ˈfɑ.le̞.ows |
| Syllable | nēphaleos |
| Diction | nay-FA-leh-ose |
| Diction Mod | nay-FA-lay-ose |
| Usage | sober |
| Base Word |
| νήφω |
| Literal | |
| νήφω |
| Short Definition | to abstain from wine (keep sober), i.e., (figuratively) be discreet |
| Long Definition | to be sober, to be calm and collected in spirit |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈne.fo |
| IPA mod | ˈne̞.fow |
| Syllable | nēphō |
| Diction | NAY-foh |
| Diction Mod | NAY-foh |
| Usage | be sober, watch |
| Base Word |
| Νίγερ |
| Literal | black |
| Νίγερ |
| Short Definition | black; Niger, a Christian |
| Long Definition | surname of the prophet Simeon |
| Derivation | of Latin origin |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈni.ɣɛr |
| IPA mod | ˈni.ʝe̞r |
| Syllable | niger |
| Diction | NEE-ger |
| Diction Mod | NEE-gare |
| Usage | Niger |
| Base Word |
| Νικάνωρ |
| Literal | conqueror |
| Νικάνωρ |
| Short Definition | victorious; Nicanor, a Christian |
| Long Definition | one of the seven deacons in the church at Jerusalem |
| Derivation | probably from G3528 |
| Same as | G3528 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈkɑ.nor |
| IPA mod | niˈkɑ.nowr |
| Syllable | nikanōr |
| Diction | nee-KA-nore |
| Diction Mod | nee-KA-nore |
| Usage | Nicanor |
| Base Word |
| νικάω |
| Literal | |
| νικάω |
| Short Definition | to subdue (literally or figuratively) |
| Long Definition | to conquer |
| Derivation | from G3529 |
| Same as | G3529 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈkɑ.o |
| IPA mod | niˈkɑ.ow |
| Syllable | nikaō |
| Diction | nee-KA-oh |
| Diction Mod | nee-KA-oh |
| Usage | conquer, overcome, prevail, get the victory |
| Base Word |
| νίκη |
| Literal | |
| νίκη |
| Short Definition | conquest (abstractly), i.e., (figuratively) the means of success |
| Long Definition | victory |
| Derivation | apparently a primary word |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈni.ke |
| IPA mod | ˈni.ke̞ |
| Syllable | nikē |
| Diction | NEE-kay |
| Diction Mod | NEE-kay |
| Usage | victory |
| Base Word |
| Νικόδημος |
| Literal | conqueror |
| Νικόδημος |
| Short Definition | victorious among his people; Nicodemus, an Israelite |
| Long Definition | a member of the Sanhedrin who took the part of Jesus |
| Derivation | from G3534 and G1218 |
| Same as | G1218 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈko.ðe.mos |
| IPA mod | niˈkow.ðe̞.mows |
| Syllable | nikodēmos |
| Diction | nee-KOH-thay-mose |
| Diction Mod | nee-KOH-thay-mose |
| Usage | Nicodemus |
| Base Word |
| Νικολαΐτης |
| Literal | destruction of people |
| Νικολαΐτης |
| Short Definition | a Nicolaïte, i.e., adherent of Nicolaüs |
| Long Definition | a sect mentioned in Revelation 2:6,15, who were charged with holding the error of Balaam, casting a stumbling block before the church of God by upholding the liberty of eating things sacrificed to idols as well as committing fornication |
| Derivation | from G3532 |
| Same as | G3532 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ni.ko.lɑˈi.tes |
| IPA mod | ni.kow.lɑˈi.te̞s |
| Syllable | nikolaitēs |
| Diction | nee-koh-la-EE-tase |
| Diction Mod | nee-koh-la-EE-tase |
| Usage | Nicolaitane |
| Base Word |
| Νικόλαος |
| Literal | victor of the people |
| Νικόλαος |
| Short Definition | victorious over the people; Nicolaüs, a heretic |
| Long Definition | was a proselyte of Antioch and one of the seven deacons of the church at Jerusalem |
| Derivation | from G3534 and G2992 |
| Same as | G2992 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈko.lɑ.os |
| IPA mod | niˈkow.lɑ.ows |
| Syllable | nikolaos |
| Diction | nee-KOH-la-ose |
| Diction Mod | nee-KOH-la-ose |
| Usage | Nicolaus |
| Base Word |
| Νικόπολις |
| Literal | city of victory |
| Νικόπολις |
| Short Definition | victorious city; Nicopolis, a place in Macedonia |
| Long Definition | a city in Macedonia where Paul temporarily dwelt (perhaps Thracian Nicopolis, founded by Trojan on the river Nestus) |
| Derivation | from G3534 and G4172 |
| Same as | G3534 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈko.po.lis |
| IPA mod | niˈkow.pow.lis |
| Syllable | nikopolis |
| Diction | nee-KOH-poh-lees |
| Diction Mod | nee-KOH-poh-lees |
| Usage | Nicopolis |
| Base Word |
| νῖκος |
| Literal | |
| νῖκος |
| Short Definition | a conquest (concretely), i.e., (by implication) triumph |
| Long Definition | victory |
| Derivation | from G3529 |
| Same as | G3529 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈni.kos |
| IPA mod | ˈni.kows |
| Syllable | nikos |
| Diction | NEE-kose |
| Diction Mod | NEE-kose |
| Usage | victory |
| Base Word |
| Νινευΐ |
| Literal | offspring of ease, offspring abiding |
| Νινευΐ |
| Short Definition | Ninevi (i.e., Nineveh), the capital of Assyria |
| Long Definition | the capital of the ancient kingdom of Assyria |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5210) |
| Same as | H5210 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ni.nɛβˈi |
| IPA mod | ni.nevˈi |
| Syllable | nineui |
| Diction | nee-nev-EE |
| Diction Mod | nee-nave-EE |
| Usage | Nineve |
| Base Word |
| Νινευΐτης |
| Literal | |
| Νινευΐτης |
| Short Definition | a Ninevite, i.e., inhabitant of Nineveh |
| Long Definition | a Ninevite, an inhabitant of Nineveh |
| Derivation | from G3535 |
| Same as | G3535 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ni.nɛβˈi.tes |
| IPA mod | ni.nevˈi.te̞s |
| Syllable | nineuitēs |
| Diction | nee-nev-EE-tase |
| Diction Mod | nee-nave-EE-tase |
| Usage | of Nineve, Ninevite |
| Base Word |
| νιπτήρ |
| Literal | |
| νιπτήρ |
| Short Definition | a ewer |
| Long Definition | a vessel for washing the hands and the feet, a basin |
| Derivation | from G3538 |
| Same as | G3538 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | niˈpter |
| IPA mod | niˈpte̞r |
| Syllable | niptēr |
| Diction | nee-PTARE |
| Diction Mod | nee-PTARE |
| Usage | bason |
| Base Word |
| νίπτω |
| Literal | |
| νίπτω |
| Short Definition | to cleanse (especially the hands or the feet or the face); ceremonially, to perform ablution |
| Long Definition | to wash |
| Derivation | |
| Same as | G3068 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈni.pto |
| IPA mod | ˈni.ptow |
| Syllable | niptō |
| Diction | NEE-ptoh |
| Diction Mod | NEE-ptoh |
| Usage | wash |
| Base Word |
| νοιέω |
| Literal | |
| νοιέω |
| Short Definition | to exercise the mind (observe), i.e., (figuratively) to comprehend, heed |
| Long Definition | to perceive with the mind, to understand, to have understanding |
| Derivation | from G3563 |
| Same as | G3563 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyˈɛ.o |
| IPA mod | nyˈe̞.ow |
| Syllable | noieō |
| Diction | noo-EH-oh |
| Diction Mod | noo-A-oh |
| Usage | consider, perceive, think, understand |
| Base Word |
| νόημα |
| Literal | |
| νόημα |
| Short Definition | a perception, i.e., purpose, or (by implication) the intellect, disposition, itself |
| Long Definition | a mental perception, thought |
| Derivation | from G3539 |
| Same as | G3539 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.e.mɑ |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.e̞.mɑ |
| Syllable | noēma |
| Diction | NOH-ay-ma |
| Diction Mod | NOH-ay-ma |
| Usage | device, mind, thought |
| Base Word |
| νόθος |
| Literal | |
| νόθος |
| Short Definition | a spurious or illegitimate son |
| Long Definition | illegitimate, bastard |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.θos |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.θows |
| Syllable | nothos |
| Diction | NOH-those |
| Diction Mod | NOH-those |
| Usage | bastard |
| Base Word |
| νομή |
| Literal | |
| νομή |
| Short Definition | pasture, i.e., (the act) feeding (figuratively, spreading of a gangrene), or (the food) pasturage |
| Long Definition | pasturage, fodder, food |
| Derivation | feminine from the same as G3551 |
| Same as | G3551 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈme |
| IPA mod | nowˈme̞ |
| Syllable | nomē |
| Diction | noh-MAY |
| Diction Mod | noh-MAY |
| Usage | X eat, pasture |
| Base Word |
| νομίζω |
| Literal | |
| νομίζω |
| Short Definition | properly, to do by law (usage), i.e., to accustom (passively, be usual); by extension, to deem or regard |
| Long Definition | to hold by custom or usage, own as a custom or usage, to follow a custom or usage |
| Derivation | from G3551 |
| Same as | G3551 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈmi.zo |
| IPA mod | nowˈmi.zow |
| Syllable | nomizō |
| Diction | noh-MEE-zoh |
| Diction Mod | noh-MEE-zoh |
| Usage | suppose, thing, be wont |
| Base Word |
| νομικός |
| Literal | |
| νομικός |
| Short Definition | according (or pertaining) to law, i.e., legal (ceremonially); as noun, an expert in the (Mosaic) law |
| Long Definition | pertaining to the law, one learned in the law |
| Derivation | from G3551 |
| Same as | G3551 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | no.miˈkos |
| IPA mod | now.miˈkows |
| Syllable | nomikos |
| Diction | noh-mee-KOSE |
| Diction Mod | noh-mee-KOSE |
| Usage | about the law, lawyer |
| Base Word |
| νομίμως |
| Literal | |
| νομίμως |
| Short Definition | legitimately (specially, agreeably to the rules of the lists) |
| Long Definition | lawfully, agreeable to the law, properly |
| Derivation | adverb from a derivative of G3551 |
| Same as | G3551 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈmi.mos |
| IPA mod | nowˈmi.mows |
| Syllable | nomimōs |
| Diction | noh-MEE-mose |
| Diction Mod | noh-MEE-mose |
| Usage | lawfully |
| Base Word |
| νόμισμα |
| Literal | |
| νόμισμα |
| Short Definition | what is reckoned as of value (after the Latin numisma), i.e., current coin |
| Long Definition | anything received and sanctioned by usage or law |
| Derivation | from G3543 |
| Same as | G3543 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.mi.smɑ |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.mi.smɑ |
| Syllable | nomisma |
| Diction | NOH-mee-sma |
| Diction Mod | NOH-mee-sma |
| Usage | money |
| Base Word |
| νομοδιδάσκαλος |
| Literal | |
| νομοδιδάσκαλος |
| Short Definition | an expounder of the (Jewish) law, i.e., a Rabbi |
| Long Definition | a teacher and interpreter of the law: among the Jews |
| Derivation | from G3551 and G1320 |
| Same as | G1320 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | no.mo.ðiˈðɑ.skɑ.los |
| IPA mod | now.mow.ðiˈðɑ.skɑ.lows |
| Syllable | nomodidaskalos |
| Diction | noh-moh-thee-THA-ska-lose |
| Diction Mod | noh-moh-thee-THA-ska-lose |
| Usage | doctor (teacher) of the law |
| Base Word |
| νομοθεσία |
| Literal | |
| νομοθεσία |
| Short Definition | legislation (specially, the institution of the Mosaic code) |
| Long Definition | law giving, legislation |
| Derivation | from G3550 |
| Same as | G3550 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | no.mo.θɛˈsi.ɑ |
| IPA mod | now.mow.θe̞ˈsi.ɑ |
| Syllable | nomothesia |
| Diction | noh-moh-theh-SEE-ah |
| Diction Mod | noh-moh-thay-SEE-ah |
| Usage | giving of the law |
| Base Word |
| νομοθετέω |
| Literal | |
| νομοθετέω |
| Short Definition | to legislate, i.e., (passively) to have (the Mosaic) enactments injoined, be sanctioned (by them) |
| Long Definition | to enact laws |
| Derivation | from G3550 |
| Same as | G3550 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | no.mo.θɛˈtɛ.o |
| IPA mod | now.mow.θe̞ˈte̞.ow |
| Syllable | nomotheteō |
| Diction | noh-moh-theh-TEH-oh |
| Diction Mod | noh-moh-thay-TAY-oh |
| Usage | establish, receive the law |
| Base Word |
| νομοθέτης |
| Literal | |
| νομοθέτης |
| Short Definition | a legislator |
| Long Definition | a lawgiver |
| Derivation | from G3551 and a derivative of G5087 |
| Same as | G3551 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | no.moˈθɛ.tes |
| IPA mod | now.mowˈθe̞.te̞s |
| Syllable | nomothetēs |
| Diction | noh-moh-THEH-tase |
| Diction Mod | noh-moh-THAY-tase |
| Usage | lawgiver |
| Base Word |
| νόμος |
| Literal | |
| νόμος |
| Short Definition | law (through the idea of prescriptive usage), genitive case (regulation), specially, (of Moses (including the volume); also of the Gospel), or figuratively (a principle) |
| Long Definition | anything established, anything received by usage, a custom, a law, a command |
| Derivation | from a primary νέμω (to parcel out, especially food or grazing to animals) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.mos |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.mows |
| Syllable | nomos |
| Diction | NOH-mose |
| Diction Mod | NOH-mose |
| Usage | law |
| Base Word |
| νοσέω |
| Literal | |
| νοσέω |
| Short Definition | to be sick, i.e., (by implication, of a diseased appetite) to hanker after (figuratively, to harp upon) |
| Long Definition | to be sick |
| Derivation | from G3554 |
| Same as | G3554 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈsɛ.o |
| IPA mod | nowˈse̞.ow |
| Syllable | noseō |
| Diction | noh-SEH-oh |
| Diction Mod | noh-SAY-oh |
| Usage | dote |
| Base Word |
| νόσημα |
| Literal | |
| νόσημα |
| Short Definition | an ailment |
| Long Definition | disease, sickness |
| Derivation | from G3552 |
| Same as | G3552 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.se.mɑ |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.se̞.mɑ |
| Syllable | nosēma |
| Diction | NOH-say-ma |
| Diction Mod | NOH-say-ma |
| Usage | disease |
| Base Word |
| νόσος |
| Literal | |
| νόσος |
| Short Definition | a malady (rarely figuratively, of moral disability) |
| Long Definition | disease, sickness |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.sos |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.sows |
| Syllable | nosos |
| Diction | NOH-sose |
| Diction Mod | NOH-sose |
| Usage | disease, infirmity, sickness |
| Base Word |
| νοσσιά |
| Literal | |
| νοσσιά |
| Short Definition | a brood (of chickens) |
| Long Definition | a nest of birds |
| Derivation | from G3502 |
| Same as | G3502 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nos.siˈɑ |
| IPA mod | nows.siˈɑ |
| Syllable | nossia |
| Diction | nose-see-AH |
| Diction Mod | nose-see-AH |
| Usage | brood |
| Base Word |
| νοσσίον |
| Literal | |
| νοσσίον |
| Short Definition | a birdling |
| Long Definition | a brood of birds |
| Derivation | diminutive of G3502 |
| Same as | G3502 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nosˈsi.on |
| IPA mod | nowsˈsi.own |
| Syllable | nossion |
| Diction | nose-SEE-one |
| Diction Mod | nose-SEE-one |
| Usage | chicken |
| Base Word |
| νοσφίζομαι |
| Literal | |
| νοσφίζομαι |
| Short Definition | to sequestrate for oneself, i.e., embezzle |
| Long Definition | to set apart, separate, divide |
| Derivation | middle voice from νοσφί (apart or clandestinely) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈsfi.zo.mɛ |
| IPA mod | nowˈsfi.zow.me |
| Syllable | nosphizomai |
| Diction | noh-SFEE-zoh-meh |
| Diction Mod | noh-SFEE-zoh-may |
| Usage | keep back, purloin |
| Base Word |
| νότος |
| Literal | |
| νότος |
| Short Definition | the south(-west) wind; by extension, the southern quarter itself |
| Long Definition | the south wind |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.tos |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.tows |
| Syllable | notos |
| Diction | NOH-tose |
| Diction Mod | NOH-tose |
| Usage | south (wind) |
| Base Word |
| νουθεσία |
| Literal | |
| νουθεσία |
| Short Definition | calling attention to, i.e., (by implication) mild rebuke or warning |
| Long Definition | admonition, exhortation |
| Derivation | from G3563 and a derivative of G5087 |
| Same as | G3563 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nu.θɛˈsi.ɑ |
| IPA mod | nu.θe̞ˈsi.ɑ |
| Syllable | nouthesia |
| Diction | noo-theh-SEE-ah |
| Diction Mod | noo-thay-SEE-ah |
| Usage | admonition |
| Base Word |
| νουθετέω |
| Literal | |
| νουθετέω |
| Short Definition | to put in mind, i.e., (by implication) to caution or reprove gently |
| Long Definition | to admonish, warn, exhort |
| Derivation | from the same as G3559 |
| Same as | G3559 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nu.θɛˈtɛ.o |
| IPA mod | nu.θe̞ˈte̞.ow |
| Syllable | noutheteō |
| Diction | noo-theh-TEH-oh |
| Diction Mod | noo-thay-TAY-oh |
| Usage | admonish, warn |
| Base Word |
| νουμηνία |
| Literal | |
| νουμηνία |
| Short Definition | the festival of new moon |
| Long Definition | new moon |
| Derivation | feminine of a compound of G3501 and G3376 (as noun by implication, of G2250) |
| Same as | G2250 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nu.meˈni.ɑ |
| IPA mod | nu.me̞ˈni.ɑ |
| Syllable | noumēnia |
| Diction | noo-may-NEE-ah |
| Diction Mod | noo-may-NEE-ah |
| Usage | new moon |
| Base Word |
| νουνεχῶς |
| Literal | |
| νουνεχῶς |
| Short Definition | in a mind-having way, i.e., prudently |
| Long Definition | wisely, discreetly, prudently |
| Derivation | adverb from a comparative of the accusative case of G3563 and G2192 |
| Same as | G2192 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nu.nɛˈxos |
| IPA mod | nu.ne̞ˈxows |
| Syllable | nounechōs |
| Diction | noo-neh-HOSE |
| Diction Mod | noo-nay-HOSE |
| Usage | discreetly |
| Base Word |
| νοῦς |
| Literal | |
| νοῦς |
| Short Definition | the intellect, i.e., mind (divine or human; in thought, feeling, or will); by implication, meaning |
| Long Definition | the mind, comprising alike the faculties of perceiving and understanding and those of feeling, judging, determining |
| Derivation | probably from the base of G1097 |
| Same as | G1097 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nus |
| IPA mod | nus |
| Syllable | nous |
| Diction | noos |
| Diction Mod | noos |
| Usage | mind, understanding |
| Base Word |
| Νυμφᾶς |
| Literal | bridegroom |
| Νυμφᾶς |
| Short Definition | nymph-given (i.e., -born); Nymphas, a Christian |
| Long Definition | a wealthy and zealous Christian in Laodicea |
| Derivation | probably contracted for a compound of G3565 and G1435 |
| Same as | G1435 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nymˈfɑs |
| IPA mod | njuɱˈfɑs |
| Syllable | nymphas |
| Diction | noom-FAHS |
| Diction Mod | nyoom-FAHS |
| Usage | Nymphas |
| Base Word |
| νύμφη |
| Literal | |
| νύμφη |
| Short Definition | a young married woman (as veiled), including a betrothed girl; by implication, a son's wife |
| Long Definition | a betrothed woman, a bride |
| Derivation | from a primary but obsolete verb νύπτω (to veil as a bride; compare Latin "nupto," to marry) |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnym.fe |
| IPA mod | ˈnjuɱ.fe̞ |
| Syllable | nymphē |
| Diction | NOOM-fay |
| Diction Mod | NYOOM-fay |
| Usage | bride, daughter in law |
| Base Word |
| νυμφίος |
| Literal | |
| νυμφίος |
| Short Definition | a bride-groom (literally or figuratively) |
| Long Definition | a bridegroom |
| Derivation | from G3565 |
| Same as | G3565 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nymˈfi.os |
| IPA mod | njuɱˈfi.ows |
| Syllable | nymphios |
| Diction | noom-FEE-ose |
| Diction Mod | nyoom-FEE-ose |
| Usage | bridegroom |
| Base Word |
| νυμφών |
| Literal | |
| νυμφών |
| Short Definition | the bridal room |
| Long Definition | the chamber containing the bridal bed, the bridal chamber |
| Derivation | from G3565 |
| Same as | G3565 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nymˈfon |
| IPA mod | njuɱˈfown |
| Syllable | nymphōn |
| Diction | noom-FONE |
| Diction Mod | nyoom-FONE |
| Usage | bridechamber |
| Base Word |
| νῦν |
| Literal | |
| νῦν |
| Short Definition | "now" (as adverb of date, a transition or emphasis); also as noun or adjective present or immediate |
| Long Definition | at this time, the present, now |
| Derivation | a primary particle of present time |
| Same as | G3569 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyn |
| IPA mod | njun |
| Syllable | nyn |
| Diction | noon |
| Diction Mod | nyoon |
| Usage | henceforth, + hereafter, of late, soon, present, this (time) |
| Base Word |
| νυνί |
| Literal | |
| νυνί |
| Short Definition | just now |
| Long Definition | now, at this very moment |
| Derivation | a prolonged form of G3568 for emphasis |
| Same as | G3568 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyˈni |
| IPA mod | njuˈni |
| Syllable | nyni |
| Diction | noo-NEE |
| Diction Mod | nyoo-NEE |
| Usage | now |
| Base Word |
| νύξ |
| Literal | |
| νύξ |
| Short Definition | "night" (literally or figuratively) |
| Long Definition | night |
| Derivation | a primary word |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyk͡s |
| IPA mod | njuk͡s |
| Syllable | nyx |
| Diction | nooks |
| Diction Mod | nyooks |
| Usage | (mid-)night |
| Base Word |
| νύσσω |
| Literal | |
| νύσσω |
| Short Definition | to prick ("nudge") |
| Long Definition | pierce |
| Derivation | apparently a primary word |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈnys.so |
| IPA mod | ˈnjus.sow |
| Syllable | nyssō |
| Diction | NOOS-soh |
| Diction Mod | NYOOS-soh |
| Usage | pierce |
| Base Word |
| νυστάζω |
| Literal | |
| νυστάζω |
| Short Definition | to nod, i.e., (by implication) to fall asleep; figuratively, to delay |
| Long Definition | to nod in sleep, to sleep |
| Derivation | from a presumed derivative of G3506 |
| Same as | G3506 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyˈstɑ.zo |
| IPA mod | njuˈstɑ.zow |
| Syllable | nystazō |
| Diction | noo-STA-zoh |
| Diction Mod | nyoo-STA-zoh |
| Usage | slumber |
| Base Word |
| νυχθήμερον |
| Literal | |
| νυχθήμερον |
| Short Definition | a day-and-night, i.e., full day of twenty-four hours |
| Long Definition | a night and a day, the space of twenty four hours |
| Derivation | from G3571 and G2250 |
| Same as | G2250 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | nyxˈθe.mɛ.ron |
| IPA mod | njuxˈθe̞.me̞.rown |
| Syllable | nychthēmeron |
| Diction | nook-THAY-meh-rone |
| Diction Mod | nyook-THAY-may-rone |
| Usage | night and day |
| Base Word |
| Νῶε |
| Literal | rest |
| Νῶε |
| Short Definition | Noë, (i.e., Noäch), a patriarch |
| Long Definition | the tenth in descent from Adam, second father of the human race |
| Derivation | of Hebrew origin (H5146) |
| Same as | H5146 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.ɛ |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.e̞ |
| Syllable | nōe |
| Diction | NOH-eh |
| Diction Mod | NOH-ay |
| Usage | Noe |
| Base Word |
| νωθρός |
| Literal | |
| νωθρός |
| Short Definition | sluggish, i.e., (literally) lazy, or (figuratively) stupid |
| Long Definition | slow, sluggish, indolent, dull, languid |
| Derivation | from a derivative of G3541 |
| Same as | G3541 |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | noˈθros |
| IPA mod | nowˈθrows |
| Syllable | nōthros |
| Diction | noh-THROSE |
| Diction Mod | noh-THROSE |
| Usage | dull, slothful |
| Base Word |
| νῶτος |
| Literal | |
| νῶτος |
| Short Definition | the back |
| Long Definition | the back |
| Derivation | of uncertain affinity |
| Same as | |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | ˈno.tos |
| IPA mod | ˈnow.tows |
| Syllable | nōtos |
| Diction | NOH-tose |
| Diction Mod | NOH-tose |
| Usage | back |