Strong's Concordance

Tap any word in the Bible to see its original Hebrew or Greek entry, including definition, transliteration, pronunciation, and every verse where it appears.

Every word in Seed Scroll’s native Strong’s translations is linked to a Strong’s number — a unique identifier for each Hebrew or Greek root word in the original scriptures. You can access the Strong’s definition without leaving the reader.

KJV+, RV1909, and BSB include native Strong’s tagging. WEB uses KJV-backed verse-level Strong’s study so readers can still explore the original-language context without claiming exact WEB word-level tagging.

Strong’s Concordance is a free feature. You do not need a premium subscription to use it.

How to open a Strong’s definition

1. Long-press a verse

   Press and hold any verse in the reader. Small badge dots appear on each word in the verse.

2. Tap a badge

   Tap any badge to open the Strong’s definition panel for that word.

3. Read the entry

   The panel shows the original word, transliteration, pronunciation, part of speech, and a full definition.

What the definition panel shows

Field	Description
Original word	The Hebrew or Greek word in its original script
Transliteration	A phonetic spelling using Latin letters (e.g., agapē)
Pronunciation	A guide to how the word is spoken
Part of speech	Noun, verb, adjective, preposition, etc.
Definition	The full Strong’s dictionary entry for the word
Root word	The root or parent entry the word is derived from, if applicable

Hebrew entries are numbered with a leading H (e.g., H7225). Greek entries use a leading G (e.g., G3588). These numbers match the Strong’s numbers used in printed concordances.

See every verse that uses the same word

At the bottom of the definition panel, tap See all verses to open a full list of every verse in the Bible where that exact Strong’s number appears.

On that screen you can:

• Filter by book — tap the book name dropdown to narrow results to a single Bible book
• Tap any verse — jump directly to that verse in the reader, with the matching word highlighted

This makes it easy to trace how a single Hebrew or Greek word is used throughout all of scripture.

Strong’s number counts

While the definition panel is open, the panel displays how many times the word occurs in scripture. Use this to quickly gauge whether a word is rare or common before exploring the full verse list.