Hebrew, Aramaic & Greek Concordance

nai (nai') prt. 1. yes [a primary particle of strong affirmation] KJV: even so, surely, truth, verily, yea, yes

Nain (nah-in"') n/l. 1. Nain, a place in Israel [probably of Hebrew origin] KJV: Nain Compare: H4999

naos (nah-os') n. 1. (properly) a dwelling place 2. (concretely) a temple, [from a primary naio "to dwell"] KJV: shrine, temple Compare: G2411, G4638

Naoum (nah-oum') n/p. 1. Naum (i.e. Nachum), an Israelite [of Hebrew origin (H5151)] KJV: Naum Root(s): H5151

nardos (nar'-dos) n. 1. "nard" 2. spikenard, an aromatic plant which roots are used to make perfume [of foreign origin] KJV: (spike-)nard Compare: H5373

Narkissos (nar'-kis-sos) n/p. 1. a flower of the same name 2. Narcissus, a Roman [from narke (stupefaction, as a "narcotic")] KJV: Narcissus

nauageo (nau-ag-eh'-o) v. 1. to be shipwrecked (stranded, "navigate") {literally or figuratively} [from a compound of G3491 and G71] KJV: make (suffer) shipwreck Root(s): G3491, G71

anakrazo (an-ak-rad'-zo) v. 1. to scream out 2. (literally) to scream up [from G303 and G2896] KJV: cry out Root(s): G303, G2896

naukleros (nau'-klay-ros) n. 1. a captain [from G3491 and G2819 ("clerk")] KJV: owner of a ship Root(s): G3491, G2819

naus (naus`) n. 1. a boat (of any size) [from nao or neo "to float"] KJV: ship

nautes (nau'-tace) n. 1. a boatman, i.e. seaman [from G3491] KJV: sailor, shipman Root(s): G3491

Nachor (nakh-ore') n/p. 1. Nachor, the grandfather of Abraham [of Hebrew origin (H5152)] KJV: Nachor Root(s): H5152

neanias (neh-an-ee'-as) n. 1. a youth (up to about forty years) [from a derivative of G3501] KJV: young man Root(s): G3501

neaniskos (neh-an-is'-kos) n. 1. a youth (under forty) [from a derivative of G3501] KJV: young man Root(s): G3501 See also: G3494

Neapolis (neh-ap'-ol-is) n/l. 1. new town 2. Neapolis, a place in Macedonia [from G3501 and G4172] KJV: Neapolis Root(s): G3501, G4172

Neeman (neh-eh-man') n/p. 1. Neeman (i.e. Naaman), a Syrian [of Hebrew origin (H5283)] KJV: Naaman Root(s): H5283

nekros (nek-ros') adj. 1. dead {literally or figuratively; also as noun} [from an apparently primary nekus "a corpse"] KJV: dead

nekroo (nek-roh'-o) v. 1. to deaden 2. (figuratively) to subdue [from G3498] KJV: be dead, mortify Root(s): G3498

agenealogetos (ag-en-eh-al-og'-ay-tos) adj. 1. unregistered as to birth [from G1 (as negative particle) and G1075] KJV: without descent Root(s): G1, G1075

anakrino (an-ak-ree'-no) v. 1. (properly) to scrutinize 2. (by implication) investigate, interrogate, determine [from G303 and G2919] KJV: ask, question, discern, examine, judge, search Root(s): G303, G2919

nekrosis (nek'-ro-sis) n. 1. decease 2. (figuratively) impotency [from G3499] KJV: deadness, dying Root(s): G3499

neos (neh'-os) (including the comparative neoteros neh-o'-ter-os) adj. 1. "new" 2. (of persons) youthful 3. (of things) fresh 4. (figuratively) regenerate [a primary word] KJV: new, young Compare: G2537

neossos (neh-os-sos') n. 1. a youngling (nestling) [from G3501] KJV: young Root(s): G3501

neotes (neh-ot'-ace) n. 1. newness, i.e. youthfulness [from G3501] KJV: youth Root(s): G3501