neoardhv"
neo-ardhv" , ev" , ( a[rdw ) newly watered, Il.
neovgamo"
neov-ga±mo" , on , newly married, a young husband or wife, Hdt.; n. nuvmfh, kovrh Aesch., Eur.
neogenhv"
neo-genhv" , ev" , ( givgnomai ) new-born, Aesch., Plat.
neogilov"
neo-gi<Eth>lov" , hv, ovn , new-born, young, Od., Theocr. (Deriv. uncertain.)
neognov"
neognov" , ovn , contr. for neovgono" , Hdt., Aesch., etc.
neovgono"
neov-gono" , on , = neogenhv" , Eur.
neovgrapto"
neov-grapto" , on , = sq., Theocr.
neovgrafo"
neov-gra±fo" , on , ( gravfw ) newly painted or written, Anth.
neovguio"
neov-guio" , on , ( gui`on ) with young limbs, Pind.
neodamwvdh"
neo-da<Eth>mwvdh" , e" , ( nevo", da`mo" = dh`mo" ) a Spartan word, newly enfranchised, Thuc.; Helots were called Neodamwvdei" when set free for service in war, Xen.
neovdarto"
neov-darto" , on , ( deivrw ) newly stripped off, Od.
2. newly flayed, bou`" Xen.
neodivdakto"
neo-divdakto" , on , of dramas, newly brought out, Luc.
neodmhv"
neo-dmhv" , h`to", oJ, hJ , = sq., newly tamed, pw`lo" h. Hom.; gavmoi a newly formed marriage, Eur.
neovdmhto"
neov-dmhto" , on , ( damavw ) newly tamed, of horses: metaph. new-wedded, Eur.
neovdmhto"
neov-dmhto" , Dor. -dma<Eth>to" , on , ( devmw ) new-built, Pind., Anth.