A study lexicon of the Greek New Testament, built for readers who want the meaning of a word, where it appears, and how it sounds.
What it does
- 5,523 entries: every entry drawn from Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance (1890) and Abbott-Smith’s Manual Greek Lexicon (1922), carried in the STEPBible TBESG edition, with verse occurrences from the SBL Greek New Testament.
- Fully offline: the whole lexicon lives on your device, so study works with no connection and no account.
- Search three ways: one search box takes Greek script, transliteration, or English, or a Strong’s number. Type πνεῦμα, pneuma, spirit, or G4151 and you land on the same entry.
- Audio pronunciation: hear every headword spoken in Greek with bundled audio in the app.
- Saved words: bookmark the words you are working on, kept on your device.
- Flashcards: your saved words become a flashcard deck in your own study order. Tap a card to reveal its meaning.
What each entry shows
- Headword, transliteration, part of speech, and English glosses
- Senses and morphology
- Strong’s own definition and derivation
- A verse list of where the word actually appears
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Sources: Strong’s Greek Dictionary (1890), public domain. Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament (1922), public domain, via STEPBible TBESG (CC BY 4.0). Verse occurrences from MorphGNT, SBL Greek New Testament (CC BY 4.0).
46 entries have no verse list in this edition because their dictionary form does not occur in the SBL critical text. The app says so on those entries instead of inventing references.
Questions about a search, a gloss, a verse, or audio? Write to open@nshipyard.com.