Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the Synonyms inserted into the definitions.
Greek Synonyms inserted into Greek Strong's Dictionary
0057 + TO THE UNKNOWN +/ . agnostos {ag'-noce-tos'}; from 0001 + Alpha (as negative particle) and 1110 + Known + known + we know + a notable + was known + Be it known + And it was known + his acquaintance + and acquaintance + that which may be known +/ ; unknown: --unknown .
1110 + Known + known + we know + a notable + was known + Be it known + And it was known + his acquaintance + and acquaintance + that which may be known +/ . gnostos {gnoce-tos'}; from 1097 + knew + know + Know + Canst + known + I know + ye can + I knew + knoweth + knowing + knowest + we know + it knew + so know + Knowing + to know + I allow + ye know + he knew + he know + and know + But know + may know + And knew + be known + is known + not know + men know + man knew + perceive + and knew + hand know + was known + are known + thou know + perceived + understood + shall know + But I know + thou speak + hath known + and I know + be ye sure + have known + we do know + and to know + they that have known 1097- for he knew + And to know + For ye know + not knoweth + and knoweth + things know + But ye know + For he knew + For we know + when I know + they that have known 1097- and knowest + And knowest + should know + to pass know + thou knewest + shall I know + Let him know + that we know + him and know + and are sure + thou knowest + ye had known + he was known + shall ye know + had knowledge + for they knew + Understandest + he shall know + ye have known + and will know + we would know + I am resolved + ye shall know + we have known + they perceived + have not known + unto them Know + when they knew + hath not known + they have known + he that knoweth + That I may know + man should know + I had not known + They understood + for us who knew + that we may know + that ye may know + And when he knew + thou hadst known + would have known + But he that knew + thing he knoweth + unto you to know + And ye shall know + me for I perceive + that I might know + And we have known + then will ye know + to them that know + up ; and she felt + shall it be known + things understood + for they perceived + that he might know + and hast not known + for had they known + And when they knew + that ye shall know + they have not known + but thou shalt know + that when they knew + them and have known + have they not known + when he is not aware + that they might know + that he is not aware + do ye not understand + my sheep and am known + thee but I have known + things ; thou knowest + Yet ye have not known + is there that knoweth + but that ye might know + me ye should have known + to you that ye may know + and they have not known + that shall not be known + and thou shalt not know + after that ye have known + purpose that he might know + purpose that ye might know + because he would have known + And when I would have known + unto them but they understood + thee that thou shouldest know + But I would ye should understand + unto them It is not for you to know + Because that thou mayest understand + with you and yet hast thou not known +/ ; well-known: --acquaintance, (which may be) known, notable .
2398 + own + home + apart + in due + her own + at home + company + his own + business + privately + with your + him aside + their own + severally + his proper + in our own + in his own + for in due + of her own + by his own + to his own + of his own + was his own + for his own + not his own + of their own + with his own + with our own + to their own + and their own + him privately + other his own + but privately + into their own + things of your + to his several + man to his own + man in his own + but by his own + unto their own + away of his own + not for his own + But hath in due + in their proper + be to their own + her unto his own + that is in thine + him of their own + is of any private + unto him privately + of his acquaintance + us as though by our own + he not unto them and when they were alone +/ . idios {id'-ee-os}; of uncertain affinity; pertaining to self, i .e . one's own; by implication, private or separate: --X his acquaintance, when they were alone, apart, aside, due, his (own, proper, several), home, (her, our, thine, your) own (business), private(-ly), proper, severally, their (own) .
2399 + I be rude + and ignorant + one unlearned + of the unlearned + in those that are unlearned +/ . idiotes {id-ee-o'-tace}; from 2398 + own + home + apart + in due + her own + at home + company + his own + business + privately + with your + him aside + their own + severally + his proper + in our own + in his own + for in due + of her own + by his own + to his own + of his own + was his own + for his own + not his own + of their own + with his own + with our own + to their own + and their own + him privately + other his own + but privately + into their own + things of your + to his several + man to his own + man in his own + but by his own + unto their own + away of his own + not for his own + But hath in due + in their proper + be to their own + her unto his own + that is in thine + him of their own + is of any private + unto him privately + of his acquaintance + us as though by our own + he not unto them and when they were alone +/ ; a private person, i .e . (by implication) an ignoramus (compare "idiot"): --ignorant, rude, unlearned .