Declension

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Synonyms

1. new

   • νηγάτεος (new-made)
   • νεουργός (new-made)
   • νεήφατος (new-sounding)
   • ἀρτίτοκος (new-born)
   • νεοθηλής (new-born)
   • νεογενής (new-born)
   • νέος (new, fresh)
   • ποταίνιος (fresh, new)
   • νεαρός ( new, fresh)
   • νεόδμητος (new-built)
   • νεοσμίλευτος (new-carved)
   • καινοπήμων (new to misery)
   • καινόταφος (of a new tomb)
   • νεαρός ( new, recent)
   • νεανθής (new-blown)

Related

• μάσσων (comparative degree of μακρός ‎)
• μάσσω (I handle)
• μῆχος (means)
• κρήγυος (good)
• ἀπαλλάσσω (to set free)
• κρησφύγετον (a place of refuge)
• κραίνω (to accomplish)
• παλίγκοτος (breaking out afresh)
• πύστις (enquiry)
• τερασκόπος (prophetic)
• νοέω (to perceive)
• ἐνθύμιος (taken to heart)
• ἱστορέω (to inquire into)
• κατόπτης (a spy)
• ἄγχιστος (nearest)
• δέρκομαι (I see)
• μαστεύω (to seek)
• βουλευτέος (one must take counsel)
• τέκμαρ (a fixed mark or boundary)
• ἀποτίνω (to pay back)
• παππῷος (of or from one's grand-fathers)
• οἰστέος (to be borne)
• ματεύω (to seek)
• ἑπτάπυργος (seven-towered)
• δόξασμα (an opinion)
• σιγηλός (disposed to silence)
• θαυμαστέος (to be admired)
• πάγκοινος (common to all)
• Διόθεν (sent from Zeus)
• πεδόθεν (from the ground)