Dictionary: N
100 New Testament words whose transliterated Greek begins with n — that is, ν. Each with its Biblang spelling, what it means, and how often it occurs.
naassōnΝαασσώνNahshon3×nachōrΝαχώρNahor1×naiναίyes, certainly, even so33×naimanΝαιμάνNaaman1×nainΝαΐνNain1×nangaiΝαγγαίNaggai1×naosναόςa temple, shrine45×naoumΝαούμNahum1×nardasνάρδοςspikenard, a perfume2×narkissosΝάρκισσοςNarcissus1×nathamΝαθάμNathan1×nathanaēlΝαθαναήλNathanael6×nauagamōναυαγέωI am shipwrecked, ruined2×nauklērosναύκληροςa master of a ship1×nauasναῦςa ship, vessel1×nautosναύτηςa sailor3×nazaraΝαζαράNazareth2×nazarēnosΝαζαρηνόςof Nazareth6×nazaretΝαζαρέτNazareth4×nazarethΝαζαρέθNazareth6×nazōraiosΝαζωραῖοςNazarene13×nēνήswearing by1×neasΝέαNew (in Neapolis)1×neaniosνεανίαςa young man, youth4×neaniskosνεανίσκοςa young man10×nēfaliosνηφάλιοςsober, temperate3×nefelasνεφέληa cloud25×nēfamōνήφωI am calm, vigilant, sober6×nefemνέφοςa cloud, multitude, great company1×nefrosνεφρόςa kidney as a general emotional center1×nefthalimΝεφθαλίμNaphtali3×nekrimōνεκρόωI put to death, render weak3×nekrosνεκρόςdead, a corpse128×nekrōsiasνέκρωσιςputting to death, lifeless condition2×neofutosνεόφυτοςnewly-planted, recent convert1×neōkorosνεωκόροςtemple-warden1×neosνέοςyoung, new, fresh23×neōterikasνεωτερικόςyouthful, juvenile1×neotasνεότηςyouth, youthfulness4×nēpiazamōνηπιάζωI am childish, infantile1×nēpiosνήπιοςan infant, child, unlearned14×nēreuosΝηρεύςNereus1×nēriΝηρίNeri1×nēsiemνησίονa little island1×nēsasνῆσοςan island9×nēsteiasνηστείαfasting, the day of atonement5×nēsteuamōνηστεύωI fast20×nēstiosνῆστιςfasting, without food2×nēthamōνήθωI spin2×neuamōνεύωI nod, make a sign2×nigerosΝίγερNiger1×nikanōrosΝικάνωρNicanor1×nikamōνικάωI conquer, overcome28×nikasνίκηvictory1×nikodēmosΝικόδημοςNicodemus5×nikolaitosΝικολαΐτηςa Nicolaitan2×nikolaosΝικόλαοςNicolaus1×nikopoliasΝικόπολιςNicopolis1×nikemνῖκοςvictory4×nineuitosΝινευίτηςa Ninevite3×niptērosνιπτήρa basin1×niptemōνίπτωI wash17×nōeΝῶεNoah8×noēmemνόημαa thought, design, the mind6×noamōνοέωI understand, consider14×nomasνομήpasturage, growth2×nomikosνομικόςabout law, one learned in the Law9×nomimōsνομίμωςlawfully2×nomismemνόμισμαmoney, coin1×nomizamōνομίζωI think, suppose15×nomodidaskalosνομοδιδάσκαλοςa teacher and interpreter of the Mosaic Law3×nomosνόμοςa law, the Mosaic Law194×nomothesiasνομοθεσίαlawgiving, legislation1×nomothetimōνομοθετέομαιI ordain, enact2×nomothetosνομοθέτηςa law-giver, legislator1×nosamōνοσέωI am diseased1×nosfizemōνοσφίζομαιI rob, purloin3×nosasνόσοςa disease, malady11×nossiasνοσσιάa brood of young birds1×nossiemνοσσίονa nestling, the young of birds1×nossosνοσσόςa young bird, young one1×nothosνόθοςillegitimate, bastard1×nōthrosνωθρόςdull, sluggish2×notosνότοςthe south wind, the South7×nōtosνῶτοςthe back of men or animals1×noumēniasνουμηνίαthe new moon as a festival1×nounechōsνουνεχῶςwisely, discreetly1×nouosνοῦςthe mind, reasoning faculty24×nouthesiasνουθεσίαa warning, admonition3×nouthetamōνουθετέωI admonish, warn, counsel8×nuchthēmeremνυχθήμερονtwenty-four hours1×numfaasΝύμφαςNymphas1×numfasνύμφηa bride, daughter-in-law8×numfiosνυμφίοςa bridegroom16×numfōnosνυμφώνa bridal chamber3×nunνῦνnow, already, at present145×nuniνυνίnow, already, at present20×nussamōνύσσωI prick, pierce, stab1×nustazamōνυστάζωI nod in sleep, am drowsy, slumber2×nuxasνύξthe night, night-time61×