neo-phghv" , ev" , ( phvgnumi ) lately built or made, Anth.
neovphkto"
neov-phkto" , on , fresh curdled, fresh made, Babr.
neovplouto"
neov-plouto" , on , newly become rich, upstart (cf. Fr. nouveau riche), Dem., Arist.
neovpluto"
neov-pluØto" , on , ( pluvnw ) newly washen, Od.
neovpoko"
neov-poko" , on , newly shorn, Soph.
neo-prephv" , ev" , ( prevpw ) befitting young people, youthful, extravagant, Plut.
neovpristo"
neov-pristo" , on , ( privw ) fresh-sawn, Od.
Neoptovlemo"
Neo-ptovlemo" , oJ , surname of Pyrrhus, son of Achilles, New-warrior, because he came late to Troy, Soph., Eur.
neovptoli"
neovptoli" , hJ , poët. for neovpoli" , newly-founded, Aesch.
neovrranto"
neovr-ranto" , on , ( rJaivnw ) fresh-reeking, Soph.
neovrruto"
neovr-ruØto" , on , ( rJevw ) fresh-flowing, Soph., Anth.
neovrruto"
neovr-ru<Eth>to" , on , ( rJuvw ) newly drawn, Aesch.
nevorto"
nev-orto" , on , ( o[rnumi ) newly arisen, new, Soph.
nevo", NE vOS, nevo"
NE vOS , neva Ion. nevh, nevon , Att. also nevo", on : Ion. nei`o" :
1. young, youthful, Hom.; or alone, nevoi youths, Il., Hes., etc.; in Att. with Art., oJ nevo", oiJnevoi , Ar., etc. :— to; nevon , = neovth" , Soph.; ejk nevou from a youth, from youth upwards, Plat., etc.; ejk nevwn Arist.
2.
suited to a youth, youthful,
Lat.
juvenilis
,
Aesch., Eur.
II.
of things,
new, fresh,
Il., Att.
2.
of events,
new, strange,
tiv nevon
; Aesch.;
mw`n ti bouleuvei nevon
; Soph.
III.
neut.
nevon
as Adv. of Time,
newly, lately, just, just now,
Hom., Att.; also with the Art.,
kai; to;