ne-ourghv" , ev" , = sq., Plut.

neourgov"

ne-ourgov" , ovn, ( * e[rgw ) new-made, Plat.

neouvtato"

ne-ouvta±to" , on , ( oujtavw ) lately wounded, Il., Hes.

neovfoito"

neov-foito" , on , ( foitavw ) newly trodden, Anth.

neovfono"

neov-fono" , on , of blood, fresh-shed, Eur.

neovfuto"

neov-fuØto" , on , newly planted: metaph. a new convert, neophyte, N.T.

neocavrakto"

neo-cavrakto" , on , ( caravssw ) newly imprinted, Soph.

neocmov"

neocmov" , ovn , = nevo" , new, Aesch., Eur., Ar.

II. of political innovations, neocmovn ti poievein , = sq., Hdt. Hence neocmovw

neocmovw

neocmovw , = newterivzw , esp. to make political innovations, Lat. res novas tentare , polla; neovcmwse caused

many innovations, Thuc.

neovcnoo"

neov-cnoo" , on , with the first down or beard, Anth.

neovw

neovw , only used in aor. I , ( nevo" ) to renovate, renew, nevwson Aesch.:—Med., tavfou" ejnewvsato had them renewed, Anth.

nevpode"

nevpode" , oiJ , young ones, children, Od., Theocr. (An old word of uncertain deriv.)

nevrqe

nevrqe , and before a vowel or metri grat. nevrqen = e[nerqe .

nertevrio"

nertevrio" , a, on , ( nevrtero" ) underground, anth.

nerterodrovmo"

nertero-drovmo" , ou, oJ , the courier of the dead, Luc.

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