Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the Synonyms inserted into the definitions.
Greek Synonyms inserted into Greek Strong's Dictionary
0365 + And be renewed +/ . ananeoo {an-an-neh-o'-o}; from 0303 + each + every + apiece + through +/ and a derivative of 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ ; to renovate, i .e . reform: --renew .
1640 + under + the less + the younger + that which is worse +/ . elasson {el-as'-sone}; or elatton (el-at-tone'}; comparative of the same as 1646 + least + small + little + in a very + the least + with a very + of the least + the smallest + in the least + not the least + in that which is least + But with me it is a very + to do that thing which is least +/ ; smaller (in size, quantity, age or quality): --less, under, worse, younger .
1641 + lack +/ . elattoneo {el-at-ton-eh-o}; from 1640 + under + the less + the younger + that which is worse +/ ; to diminish, i .e . fall short: --have lack .
1642 + lower + was made + Thou madest + but I must decrease +/ . elattoo {el-at-to'-o}; from 1640 + under + the less + the younger + that which is worse +/ ; to lessen (in rank or influence): --decrease, make lower .
1645 + is light + For our light +/ . elaphros {el-af-ros'}; probably akin to 1643 + in rowing + and was driven + and are driven + that are carried + when they had rowed +/ and the base of 1640 + under + the less + the younger + that which is worse +/ ; light, i .e . easy: --light .
2537 + a new 2537- a new 2537- new + A new + a new + it new + is new + the new + for new + of a new + with new + but a new + and a new + is the new + of the new + things new + he is a new + as it were a new + it in his own new + that was taken out of the new + and I will write upon him my new +/ . kainos {kahee-nos'}; of uncertain affinity; new (especially in freshness; while 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ is properly so with respect to age: --new .
3494 + man + man s + a young + the young +/ . neanias {neh-an-ee'-as}; from a derivative of 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ ; a youth (up to about forty years): --young man .
3496 + day to Neapolis +/ . Neapolis {neh-ap'-ol-is}; from 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ and 4172 + city + cities + a city + A city + to city + any city + the city + our city + in a city + the cities + for a city + their city + unto a city + of the city + in the city + to the city + was the city + And the city + all the city + he to a city + and the city + in that city + to that city + of that city + for that city + up their city + unto the city + ye in the city + them from city + it in the city + and the cities + out of the city + for them a city + men of the city + in their cities + part of the city + in the same city + out of that city + to their own city + I was in the city + and unto the city + out of the cities + for it is the city + him out of the city + There was in a city + with him in the city + not how that the city + belonging to the city + we were out of the city + and we were in that city +/ ; new town; Neapolis, a place in Macedonia: --Neapolis .
3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ . neos {neh'-os}; including the comparative neoteros {neh-o'-ter-os}; a primary word; "new", i .e . (of persons) youthful, or (of things) fresh; figuratively, regenerate: --new, young .
3502 +/ . neossos {neh-os-sos'}; from 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ ; a youngling (nestling): --young .
3503 + thy youth + from my youth +/ . neotes {neh-ot'-ace}; from 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ ; newness, i .e . youthfulness: --youth .
3504 + Not a novice +/ . neophutos {neh-of'-oo-tos}; from 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ and a derivative of 5453 + springing + and sprang + and as soon as it was sprung +/ ; newly planted, i .e . (figuratively) a young convert ("neophyte"): --novice .
3512 +/ . neoterikos {neh-o-ter'-ik-os}; from the comparative of 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ ; appertaining to younger persons, i .e . juvenile: --youthful . *** . neoteros . See 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ .
3561 + moon + of the new +/ . noumenia {noo-may-nee'-ah}; feminine of a compound of 3501 + new + Young + but new + But new + the new + the young + of the new + ye younger + the younger + And the young + and the younger + But the younger + And the younger + that the younger + that ye may be a new +/ and 3376 + month + months + and months + and a month +/ (as noun by implication of 2250 + day + age + days + time + daily + while + a day + my day + by day + to day + us day + not day + a day s + and day + the day + of days + one day + thy day + God day + him day + judgment + The days + the time + in years + from day + in a day + that day + the days + it is day + And daily + and a day + not daily + some days + that time + him a day + in the day + In the day + it was day + is the day + of the day + I was daily + In that day + and the day + as in a day + not the day + in the days + be the days + of the days + But the day + for the day + in that day + that the day + And that day + But the days + For the days + unto the day + be in his day + that that day + as in the day + from that day + as it was day + unto the days + upon me daily + are of the day + and in the day + ye in that day + with you alway + And in the day + not in the days + But in the days + But as the days + But of that day + And in that day + and so that day + to pass the day + And when the day + When I was daily + But the same day + to me in that day + And from the days + man from that day + with him that day + unto that same day + For as in the days + Then were the days + And when it was day + with me in the days + as it was in the days + There was in the days + how that a good while + shall it be in the day + And as it was in the days + is with them but the days + And as soon as it was day + as from us as that the day + to pass that as soon as the days +/ ); the festival of new moon: --new moon .