FlashGreek PRO: NT Greek Vocab

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About this app

FlashGreek PRO: The Evolution of the Flashcard!
 
Learn koine Greek vocabulary faster with multimedia Greek flashcards built for seminary and Bible college students. From the maker of ParseGreek, FlashGreek PRO helps you memorize the vocabulary of the Greek New Testament by frequency, by root, by part of speech, or chapter by chapter alongside your intro grammar, including Mounce's Basics of Biblical Greek.
 
MULTIMEDIA GREEK FLASHCARDS
Every word taught in the supported introductory grammars, and every word that occurs 20 times or more in the New Testament, includes:
• Audio for both sides of the card (Erasmian pronunciation)
• A contextual example from the New Testament
More than 600 of the most common words also have a picture and an English mnemonic to help them stick.
 
STUDY YOUR WAY
• Tailor Greek vocabulary quizzes to exactly what you're studying, with as much or as little multimedia as you like
• Reverse your Greek flashcards to practice English to Greek
• Skip words you've already answered correctly a set number of times
• Slideshow mode with looping for hands-free review on your commute
• Principal parts mode to drill verb principal parts
 
Whether you're cramming for this week's vocab quiz or building toward reading the koine Greek of the New Testament, you'll be acing those Greek vocabulary tests in no time.
 
SUPPORTED GRAMMARS
• S. M. Baugh, A New Testament Greek Primer (2012)
• David Alan Black, Learn to Read New Testament Greek (2009)
• Darryl Burling, Beginning Greek in Small Steps (2024)
• Constantine Campbell, Reading Biblical Greek (2017)
• N. Clayton Croy, A Primer of Biblical Greek (1999)
• Jeremy Duff, The Elements of New Testament Greek (2005)
• Dana Harris, An Introduction to Biblical Greek Grammar (2020)
• James Hewett, New Testament Greek (2009)
• Köstenberger, Merkle, and Plummer, Going Deeper with New Testament Greek (2020)
• Merkle and Plummer, Beginning with New Testament Greek (2020)
• William Mounce, Basics of Biblical Greek (2019)
• Stanley Porter, Fundamentals of New Testament Greek (2010)*
• Gerald Stevens, New Testament Greek Primer (2010)
• Danny Zacharias, Biblical Greek Made Simple (2018)
• En español: Black, Hudgins y Polo, Aprenda a leer el griego del Nuevo Testamento (2015); Henriques, Morales y Steffen, Introducción al griego bíblico (2015)
 
*Porter and Köstenberger teach many less common words; not all of their vocabulary includes the multimedia elements.
 
A NOTE ON ACCURACY
• Independent app: FlashGreek is not affiliated with any publisher or author. It is designed to be compatible with these grammars, not an official companion to any of them.
• Chapter lists: I've worked hard to match each textbook's chapter vocabulary exactly, but mistakes can happen. Please check against your textbook, and let me know about any errors so I can fix them.
• Definitions: Glosses come from Accordance Bible Software. Authors sometimes gloss words slightly differently. The differences are usually minor, but check your textbook when it matters.
 
MORE FROM ALEPHTOOMEGA.COM
• ParseGreek: Greek parsing drills with 9,400+ forms from the Greek New Testament (try it with ParseGreek LITE)
• iGreek: koine Greek grammar, paradigm charts and an LSJ lexicon in your pocket
• FlashHebrew, ParseHebrew and iHebrew: the same tools for Biblical Hebrew
• TriLex: a fast, offline lexicon for Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic and New Testament Greek
Search "Danny Zacharias" on Google Play to see them all.
Koine Greek vocabulary flashcards with audio for Mounce, Croy, Black & more
Updated on
Nov 5, 2026

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75 reviews
Rudy Fisher
August 10, 2020
Has a ton of vocab from different textbooks and, I think, good audio - though I'm new to koine Greek so take that with a grain of salt. The audio sounds human; I doubt if it's a computer. So that's a big selling point for me. I wish there was a way to view the cards as a list, and a way to replay the Greek pronunciation audio after flipping the card. Sometimes the pictures don't seem related. Honestly, it's worth it, to me, just for the audio since I'm teaching myself.
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Danny Zacharias
October 23, 2020
Thanks for the review Rudy!
A Google user
September 20, 2019
I love the app for the most part. Right now it is crashing with the newest update. My phone is a s9+ and can easily handle it, but it keeps crashing. Another thing is that the definitions don't always match the Bill Mounce book. For instance προς is given a definition of against when the book says it is with. That is a near opposite definition. Edit: I emailed the developer and within a day he fixed the crashes. I am very impressed by his response.
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A Google user
February 27, 2020
Not being able to flip through a set of cards is a huge flaw. each set is like a quiz and you can't go backwards if you wanted to review one you passed. Also, you can't review the source list only one word at a time. In my app when I switched on read out loud automatically, it kept getting mixed up. The new cards that displayed in Greek would have the English "answer" read out loud instead of the Greek. Quizlet it more efficient if you have a shared set. 2 stars for having pre-populated lists.
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- update to Spanish localization
- coding updates