
DeepWord: Hebrew & Greek Study
Don't settle for translations
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Explore the original Hebrew and Greek of the Bible with synonym-mapped highlighting and interlinear views. Understand word meanings across multiple translations without needing to know the original languages. Study offline with lexicons and cross-references included.
What's New in DeepWord
2.9
October 5, 2026
2.8 helped you read the words themselves. 2.9 goes one layer deeper: the small pieces glued onto Hebrew words, and the real things the Bible talks about. NEW: Every piece of a Hebrew word. Hebrew glues "and", "the", "in", "from" and "my" onto its words. In Genesis 3:14 one word on the page is three in English: and, more than, every. Word Study now explains each piece in one plain line, not only the main word. NEW: The things of the Bible. Tap mustard, hyssop, locust, camel, jasper or an ephah and Word Study now shows what Easton's and Smith's Bible dictionaries say about it: the plant, the animal, the stone, the tool, the measure. Over 450 everyday things, facts only. NEW: Little faith. "You of little faith" is one Greek word, and only Jesus uses it, always to his disciples. A new DeepWord note counts every use, lets you read them all together, and explains why some Bibles say "unbelief" in Matthew 17:20. NEW: More phrases to follow across the Bible. Son of David, law of Moses, cities of refuge, tablets of stone, year of jubilee, sand of the sea and more now show "This phrase elsewhere", with every place they appear. BETTER: Verses inside DeepWord notes can now be tapped, and a list of verses opens together with "Read all". BETTER: "In your verse" in Word Study now uses one clear text size. If DeepWord has opened a verse for you, a quick rating helps another reader find it. Something feel off? Settings > "Send a suggestion" comes straight to me. Every message gets read.
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FAQ
What is the main feature of DeepWord Bible?
The main feature is synonym-mapped highlighting, which visually connects English words to their original Hebrew or Greek meanings across multiple translations. This unique system helps users understand the full spectrum of a word's meaning as intended in the original text.
Does DeepWord Bible require an internet connection to use?
No, DeepWord Bible is fully offline. All text, interlinear views, lexicons, and cross-references are bundled within the app, allowing for use in any location without an internet connection.
How does DeepWord Bible handle the original languages?
It provides an interlinear view with original Hebrew and Greek words directly under their English translations, including transliteration and Strong's numbers. Users can tap on any word to access a lexicon for in-depth study.
What lexicons are included in DeepWord Bible?
The app includes three lexicons: Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB) and Thayer's for Hebrew, and Abbott-Smith for Greek. These have been restructured for readability in plain English, moving away from dense academic formats.
How many Bible translations are available in DeepWord Bible?
DeepWord Bible offers ten translations: KJV, ASV, WEB, BSB, NHEB, LEB, YLT, BBE, Darby, and the Restored Name KJV. Users can switch between them freely, and no translation is paywalled.
What is the pricing model for DeepWord Bible?
DeepWord Bible is a one-time purchase of $19.99. This purchase includes lifetime updates, with no subscription, account creation, or tracking required.
Does DeepWord Bible have ads?
No, DeepWord Bible is ad-free. The app emphasizes a clean study experience without advertisements, as stated in its description and monetization model.
What is the age rating for DeepWord Bible?
DeepWord Bible has an age rating of 12+. This rating suggests it is suitable for users aged 12 and older, likely due to the complexity of the study material.









