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Strong's Concordance
This index holds every Hebrew and Greek word behind your English Bible. Search for a word, or open a letter and read the words that begin with it.
Summary
This is the full index of the words the Bible was written in. Each entry opens that word's own page, with its meaning, every verse it stands in, and the forms it takes.
- An H number is a Hebrew word of the Old Testament; a G number is a Greek word of the New.
- The numbers are James Strong's, given to every word in 1890, and the whole site uses them as keys.
- The box takes three keys: the number, the word in English letters, and the word in its own script.
- The letter strips open the Hebrew and Greek words that begin with each letter.
- Counts are of the STEP Bible tagged text, which is the text this site reads.
- 14,298Entries
- 8,674HebrewOld Testament
- 5,624GreekNew Testament
Every word carries a number. H430 is a Hebrew word of the Old Testament, G26 a Greek word of the New. Type a number, a word in English letters (shalom, agape), or the word in its own script.
Words beginning with Zeta
34 of 34 entries, the most frequent first.
All the letters →ζάω
zao
to live
ζωή
zoe
life
ζητέω
zeteo
to seek
ζῶον
zoon
living thing
ζῆλος
zelos
zeal
ζύμη
zyme
leaven
Ζεβεδαῖος
Zebedaios
[wife of Zebedee]
Ζαχαρίας
Zacharias
Zechariah
ζηλόω
zeloo
be eager
ζωοποιέω
zoopoieo
to make alive
ζιζάνιον
zizanion
weed
ζώνη
zone
belt/sash/girdle
ζήτησις
zetesis
controversy
ζηλωτής
zelotes
zealot
ζυγός
zygos
yoke/scales
ζημιόω
zemioo
to lose
ζόφος
zophos
darkness
ζήτημα
zetema
a question/dispute
ζυμόω
zymoo
to leaven
ζημία
zemia
damage/loss
ζώννυμι
zonnymi
to dress
ζωογονέω
zoogoneo
to give life
ζεστός
zestos
hot
Ζοροβάβελ
Zorobabel
Zerubbabel
Ζαβουλών
Zaboulon
Zebulun
Ζακχαῖος
Zakchaios
Zacchaeus
Ζηλωτής
Zelotes
Zealot
ζέω
zeo
be fervent
ζωγρέω
zogreo
to capture alive
ζεῦγος
zeugos
a yoke/pair
Ζεύς
Zeus
Zeus
Ζαρά
Zara
Zerah
Ζηνᾶς
Zenas
Zenas
ζευκτηρία
zeukteria
rope
Three different numbers stand on this page, and each is counted its own way. The band at the top counts entries, meaning headwords in Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance (1890), which is where the H and G numbers come from. The number under a letter counts the headwords whose unpointed spelling begins with that letter. The number on an entry card, written with a times sign, counts occurrences in the STEP Bible tagged Hebrew and Greek text (STEPBible.org, CC BY 4.0), once for each tagged word. Other tools count occurrences under other rules and report other honest numbers.