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Young Young

1: νέος (Strong'S #3501 — Adjective — neoteros — neh'-os, neh-o'-ter-os )

the comparative degree of neos, "new, youthful," is translated "young" in  John 21:18; in the plural,  Acts 5:6 , "young men" (marg., "younger");  Titus 2:6 , Av, Rv, "younger men." See Younger.

2: νέος (Strong'S #3501 — Adjective — neos — neh'-os, neh-o'-ter-os )

in the feminine plural, denotes "young women,"  Titus 2:4 . See New , No. 2.

3: νεανίας (Strong'S #3494 — Noun Masculine — neanias — neh-an-ee'-as )

"a young man," occurs in  Acts 7:58;  20:9;  23:17,18 (in some texts).

4: νεανίσκος (Strong'S #3495 — Noun Masculine — neaniskos — neh-an-is'-kos )

a diminutive of No. 3, "a youth, a young man," occurs in  Matthew 19:20,22;  Mark 14:51 (1st part; Rv omits in 2nd part); 16:5;   Luke 7:14;  Acts 2:17;  5:10 (i.e., attendants); 23:18 (in the best texts),22;   1 John 2:13,14 , of the second branch of the spiritual family.

5: νεοσσός (Strong'S #3502 — Noun Masculine — nossos | neossos — neh-os-sos' )

"a young bird" (akin to No. 2), is translated "young" in  Luke 2:24 . Cp. nossia, "a brood,"  Luke 13:34 , and the noun nossion, used in the neuter plural, nossia, in  Matthew 23:37 , "chickens;" nossion is the diminutive of nossos.

 Acts 20:12 Mark 7:25 Mark 10:13 Acts 7:19Babe