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Greek -English Lexicon
THE EIGHTEENTH EDITION

CAREFULLY REVISED THROUGHOUT
WITH AN
APPENDIX OF PROPER AND GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES

PREPARED BY THE
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE
I.
Abridgment of Liddell and
tended chiefly for use in Schools. compass by the omission
Scott's Greek-English Lexicon is inIt has been reduced to its present
Of
II.
passages cited as Authorities, except where examples seemed necessary to explain more clearly the usage of a word Of discussions upon the Derivation of words ;
;
III.
Of words used only by
authors not read in Schools, or of the particular meanings of words not in general use, such as medical or scientific teTms. But words used by Theocritus, the writers of the Anthology, Lucian, and Plutarch in his Lives, have been retained and especial care has been taken to explain all words contained in the New Testament.
;
Words
is
are printed in Capitals,

is
form nearer the original Root

case,
certain, is placed before the some notice will be found at the
when no The Derivation, when it English explanation when this is not the
when they are known to exist.
radical forms, or
:
end of the word.
Many additional tenses and cases, mostly Homeric or Doric, have been inserted to give a clue to the simple word, when there seemed to be any All tenses and forms of words in difficulty or irregularity in the formation. the Gospels that presented any difficulty have been inserted in their place.
The quantity of doubtful syllables has been marked, except in such tenses of Verbs, cases of Nouns, and words, as are regularly derived. In such forms the quantity ought to be known to young students from grammatical rules.
For the sake of clearness, the parts of which compound words are made up have been marked by placing a hyphen between them, as, a7ro-/3aAAo>, But when a word is compounded of two parts, one a<f)-Lrj}jLi, a-/3aroy, e<-o8o?. of which is already a compound, this latter compound is left undivided, and must be sought in its own place, as faho-KLo-o-oôpos. And a word immediately derived from a compound is left undivided, so that the elements of the derivation must be sought under the word from which it is derived, as the elements of <tAo/xowe'co under ^tAo-juofcroj. In Verbs compounded of a Preposition and a simple Verb, and whenever the component parts remain unaltered by the composition, mere division has been considered sufficient to mark the formation.
present Edition has been completely revised and has also been considerably enlarged chiefly by the addition of a number of irregular tenses of Verbs.
OXFORD, October, 1871.
The
For convenience, the following Abbreviations have been used

- means
absol. ace.
= absolute,
equal or equivalent to
= = act. = active
Act.
absolutely accusative : ace. to according to active voice
= Latin = lengthened masc. = masculine Med. = medial or middle

Lat.
lengthd.
signification
Ad j.= adjective
Adv. = adverb
m
dialect
= Aeolic, in the Aeolic aor. = aorist tense Att. = Attic, in Attic Greek c. = cum (with)
Aeol.
c. ace.
voice or middle signification metaph. = metaphorically metri grat. metri gratia (for the sake of the metre) nomen proprium (proper name) n. pr.
med.= medial
= = N. T. = New Testament
=*=
negat. negativum (negative) neut. neuter

i.
cognato
= with
cognate accusative,
e.
with a
which has the same or a similar with the Verb

Subst.
c.
signification
cf.
cum genitivo personae gen. pers. = confer (compare)
collat.
= collateral
Com. = Comic, in Comic Greek Com par. or Comp. = comparative

Conjunct.
contr.
cp. dat.
= contracted,
= conjunction
= nom. = nominative opp. to = opposed to = optative mood opt. or optat. = originally orig. = participle part. Pass. = passive voice = passive signification pass. pecul. = peculiar
perf. or pf.
pi.
contraction
= compare = dative Dep. = Deponent

deriv.
dissyll.
or plur.
plqpf.
poet.
Verb, i. e. a Verb Passive forms with Active sense
of Middle
or
= derived, derivation = dissyllable Dor. = in Doric Greek = exempli gratia e. g. Ep. = in Epic Greek = especially esp. etc. = et cetera or fut. = future tense fern. = feminine fin. = ad finem or fine = frequent, frequently freq. = genitive gen. or genit. Horn. = Homer = id est e. imperat. or imper. = imperative mood
f.
i.
= poetically = preposition Prep. = present tense pres.

= quod
vide
= plusquamperfectum
= perfect = plural
tense
(pluperfect)
priv. or privat.
q. v. qq. v.
= privativum
radic.
= radical = regular, regularly regul. shortd. = shortened = signification signf.

c=
quae vide
sing.
sq.
= sequens (the following sub. = subaudi, subaudito = subjunctive mood subj.

Subst.
syll.
singular
word)
= Substantive
in
= syllable
imperf. or
impf. =
impers.
indie.
inf.
= indicative mood
in the Ionic dialect
= impersonal
imperfect tense
intr.
= infinitive mood or intrans. = intransitive
Ion.
= Ionic,
= transitive = trisyllable trisyll. = usually usu. = vide v. verb. Adj. = verbal adjective voc. = voce, vocem vocat. = vocative
trans.
Trag.
= Tragic,
Tragic Greek
irreg.
= irregular
a, a\<j>a,
5
TO,
indecl., first
letter
of the Gr.
alphabet.
As numeral, a
= cts,
|s, es,
and Trpwros,
(a privat., /3dâ>) speechless. , (a privat., ftaKxevoj) without Bac-
but a t ~ 1000.
In Ion. Greek a becomes 77, as ffotyia, ffofpirj. In Dor. Greek a is used instead of 77, as, d8vs for but the verbal term, aro is changed into rjro, fjSvs
:
chic frenzy, uninspired, joyless.
d-pdirri(TTOS, ov, (a privat., â-nriôi) not to be II. dipped, that will not sink, Lat. immersabilis.
unbaptized.
d-papT|S,
fs,
as (Kvv^dro into 6Kvvf)TO. a, as prefix in compos.:

trofpos wise,
(a privat., &dpos) not heavy
not bur-
together, as
a privativum, o, as densome. II. o copulativum, d-pao-dvurros, ov, (a privat., Paaavifa} not exa-Go<pos wrcwise. III. a in- amined by torture, in d-raAai/Tos, d-/foA.ov0os. unquestioned. Adv. -TCUS, without
I.
tensivum, very much, as in d-rei/Tys, a-tfirepx"* though this is very rare. IV. a euphonicum, affecting the sound only, not the sense, as d-f3\r)xpos for @\r)Xpos, d-ffiraipoj for airaipaj, d-ffrcpoirri for arfpoirrf.
d, & or do,, exclamations used to express strong emotion, like our ah! d, a, to express laughter, like our ha ha. 2. a, Dor. for relat. pron. a, Dor. for artic. 77. ij. 3. ^, Dor. for 77, dat. of os.
.
question or trial.
d-paoriXcvTos, ov, (a privat., @a<n\v(a) not ruled by a king, [r] d-pd<rKavTos, ov, (a privat., )8aovccuV<w) unenvied.
Adv.
TCUS,
without envy.
a-(3aTOS, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., jSatVcy) untrodden, inaccessible : of a river, not fordable : of holy places, not to be trodden, inviolate : hence pure, chaste.
d-pepaios, ov, (a
ing, fickle.
d-pep-iiXos, ov, inviolable.
ia,
17,
privat., /3/3cuos)
unsteady, wavernot profane,
d-ddros, ov, (a privat., ddca) not to be hurt, inviobut lable, of the Styx, by which the gods swore a.fd\os d-ddros a dangerous or difficult task.
:
(a privat., QefirjXos)
d-<ryv|S, fs, (a privat., dyvvfju) unbroken, not to be broken, hard, strong. . d-an-Tos, ov, (a privat., airrofMt) not to be touched :
stupidity:
from
ov,
(a privat., /ScATfpos) good-for-no-
thing, silly, stupid.
invincible.
dacra, dacrd|XT)V, dd<r0T]V, v. 'AA'Xl. d-d<rxTOS, oi/, lengthd. poet, for d-o^Tos.
d-ptao-Tos, ov, (a privat., /3mo/*cu) unforced. or surd-ptos, ov, (a privat., /St'os) not to be lived
vived, intolerable, insupportable; /3tos
d'jSios.
II.
daros, contr. &TOS, ov, (a privat., auca, aaai to sa- without subsistence, poor. = dfiios. tiate) insatiate, arcs iro\6fj.oio insatiate of battle. d-pCoros, ov, (a privat., /8/OTos) 'AA'-Q, old Ep. Verb, used chiefly in aor. I act. d-pwTOS, ov, (a privat., jSiocu) = dj8ios. aaffa contr. affa, med. daffdfjirjv, contr. dffdfirjv, and dpXdpîa, ^, freedom from harm: security: from barm : I. the pres. occurs only in 3 sing, of pass. ddaOrjv d-pXap-fis, is, (a privat., 0\d(3r)) without II. act. harmless, innoto hurt, damage, esp. pass, unharmed, unhurt. Med., ddrai all in Horn. to hurt mentally, mislead, Adv. -/Sow, Ep. -/Secws, infatuate : so too in Med., cent: preventing harm: "ATT; T^ iravras ddrai II. But the Med. and Pass. usu. without harming, without infringement. have an intr. sense, to go astray, to be infatuated or bed-pXdpia, 77, poet, for d-/3\d@eia. wildered, to go wrong, err, sin, do foolishly. [Horn, has dAA<w) not thrown or d-pXif|s, TJTOS, 6, 77, (a privat., so too dacra^rjv, but aacras, aaaev, adaav shot, of an arrow. aaaaro.J
: : :
ddto,
= dcw,
Spa, Dor.
to satisfy, for 77/377.
whence 3 sing d'emu.
d-j3X-rjTOS, ov, (a privat., /3aAA<y)
not bit by a dart
aJ3aia>, (d0afcf)s) to be speechless.
s,
(a privat.,
without Heatings.
defenceless
A??xpos) weak, feeble, of death, easy, light. = dpXrjxpos. s, Dor. for d- 36o,TOS, ov, Dor. for d-@6r)T ov ( a helpless. a-{3oT|0i]TOS, d- <>T)Ti, Dor. -a-rC, Adv. (a privat., #odcy) uncalled, without surnî^nc.
,
a, oV, (a euphon.,
thomed : generally, unfathomable, enormous.

as Subst.
77
II.
dfivaffos, the abyss, bottomless pit.
aYaao-Oat, a.ya.aorQf, v. sub dyajMi. ayaytiv, redupl. aor. 2 inf. of dy
Ep. for djdyo}, aor. 2 subj. of d'7a>. poet, form of dya.fj,cu, to admire.
S,
),
,
d-p6r]TOS,
called.
-D,->-r.
-arcs,
to
or,-
(a
privat.,
Pocua) un-
II.
unmounted.
-i
dpoXiL),
~ 'i" TifioXtjj,
o:
,
S, (d-yaOos, e?Sos) seeming good. contr. -oupYeco, to do good ; and contr. -ovpYi, fj, a good or noble
met.
d-p<ScrK. tyros,
(a piivat., jSocvccj) ungrsized.
d-povKo\7]TOS, ov, (a privat., /3ov6Aeoj) untended, unheeded. d-povX>. 77cra>, = ou 0ov\ofJiai, to be unwilling.
d-j3ovXT)TOS, ov, (a privat., (3ov\opcu) Adv. TOJS. involuntary.
a,-{3ovAia,
17,
deed : good service. From aYaOo-epYos, contr. -ovpYos, ov, (dyaOus, tpyov) doing good : oi 'AyaOofpyoi, at Sparta, the five oldest
knights, who went on missions for the state. = dya9o-fpyQ} and dYo,0oiroico,
; ,
unwilling,
-fj,
= dyaOo-fpyia. From
(dyaOus,
ov,
Troieca)
s, ov,
,
- dyaOo-cpyos.
counsel, thoughtlessness : from d-pouXos, ov, (a privat., &ovXrj) inconsiderate,

ill
ill-
advised:
Adv.
-cas, superl.
6,
d-povTT]S, ov,
dfiovXoTara. (a privat., /3o!s) without oxen:

ty>6X
cu
kind, opp. to KOLKOS, bad: I. in Homer usu. of heroes, bravef noble : later in moral sense, good, virtuous. 2. of things,
rj,
good
in
its
etc.,
good
in their
kind ; neut. rd dyaOd the goods of
hence poor.
d-ppKTOS,
ov, (a privat.,
unwetted.
d-j3pI0"rjs, es,
(a privat., fipiOa}) without weight. dppo-pdTT)S, ov, 6, (dfipos, $aivoj) softly or deli-
fortune, wealth, also good fare, dainties ; TO dyaduv, Lat. summum bonum. There are no regular forms of comparison. The Comp. in use are J3f\ria}v,
also djjicivoov, Kpeiffffcav, KOJIOJV (Xcaow)
:
Ep. @e\T(pos,
cately stepping. [j8o] dppo-'yoos, ov, (affpos, yoos)
XojLTfpos, also (pfprcpos.
Sup.
:
@\TiaTOS, dptaros,
womanishly wailing.
appo-8iaiTOS,
effeminately
:
ov, (d/3pos, Siaira) living delicately or
ro dfipodiairov effeminacy.
KOf^rj}
Ep. fitXraros, (pfpraKpariffTOS, Xoj'iffTos (AÔ"TOS) The Adv. in common use is S, well. ros, (pepiffTos. ayaQovpytoi, contr. form of dyaOofpyea.
a.ya,Qvvu>,
dppo-KO|AT)S, ov, 6, (djSpos, riant hair or leaves.
with delicate, luxu-
do good
d-pp6}juos, ov, (a privat., Bpofitos) without Bacchus.

d-ppo(jios, ov, (a copul., /3poyuos) noisy, boisterous. dppo-ireSiXos, ov, (dfipos, ireotXov) soft-sandalled.
II. to (dyaOos) to make good, exalt. Pass, to be of good cheer. kindness. 17, (dyaOos) goodness, (ayrf) collat. form of dyapai, dyaopai,
,
dppo-irXovTOS, ov,
riant.
(djSpos,
TT\OVTOS)
richly
luxu-
only in bad sense, to be angry .at : to envy. aYa-KXerjs, cs, (dyav, Ae'os) very glorious, famous, renowned : gen. dyatc\T)os shortd. poet, forms, ace.
;
'ABPO'2,
soft,
d, 6v, also os, ov, delicate, pretty, dainty,
sing.
dyaK\ea,
os,
,
pi.
rj,
luxurious.
rj,
d|3pocnjvT|,
= app6Tr)s.
a<y,
to
(Akin to
ij0r].)
ov, = dyaKXffjS.
dyaxXeas, dat.
sing. dyarcXti.
ov, (dyav,
K\VTOS) like dyaKXirjs, Lat.
dppoTd^co,
f.
miss,
c.
gen.
Ep.
word
inclytus.
formed from
appOTrjs,
dfjC/SpoTciv, q. v.
rj,
o,Ya-KTt|Ji6VT],
(dyav,
ov,
fern. KT'L^CO) a poet.
= evKTi^vij,
dpporos,
(d)3pds) delicacy, luxuriousness. ov, also T], ov, (a privat., 0por6s) like dp.TJTOS,
well-built or placed.
/Sporos, ap-Ppoaios, immortal, divine, holy.

d|3po-<})VTis, cs, (djQpos, ûoj)
d-YaXaKTOS, giving none.

lacte depulsus.
,
(a privat., yaXa} without milk, II. getting none, weaned, Lat.

77,
appo-xatTijs, ov,
a,ppo-xiTO)v,
6, (d/3pos,
cwi/os, 6, 17,
dfipo-KofArjs. (djSpos, xtTwi') so///y c/arf
x a lTr)}
â?er of nature. '

:
ecas,
-
aor. -fiyaXXidaa
exceeding great joy. also as Dep.

:
From aaXXtdto re-
KZ/^
sq/it
coverings, [f]
oi/,
ojjiai,
f.
dffopai [a], strengthd. for dyaX\ofj,ai:

ioos,
a-ppoxos, Adv. -X'ws6,ppijv&),

f.
(a privat., ^pc'xcy) unwetted, waterless.
joice exceedingly.
'AFAAAI'S,
vi/<u:
77,
a plant, the iris or flag.
aor. i. tf0pvva: (df3p6s): to make Pass, to live delicately, delicate, treat delicately : wax wanton, give oneself airs; afipvveffOai nvi to
pride oneself on a thing. d-ppO)S, WTOS, 6, 17, = d-PpOJTOS.

d-ppo>Tos, ov,
eaten.
II.
aor. ijyrjXa, inf. dyfjXai : : glorious, glorify, honour, esp. also to deck, adorn : mostly in Pass. trydAXofMi, to glory, delight, exult in a thing, c. dat.
'AFA'AAfl,
f.
dyaXu
dyXaov a god:
Hence
Troto), to
make
(a privat., pippuff/cca) not having pass, not to be eaten, uneatable.
cryaXiJia, arcs, TO, that
wherein one delights, a glory,

:
delight,
ornament
2.
ov, (a privat., /3u<r<ros) bottomless, unfa-
hence,
a pleasing gift, esp. for the gods a statue in honour of a god the image
:
;
ayoAjutaroTTOios
of a god as an object of worship. image. dyaXjiaTO-iroios, oO, o. (dyaXfia, statues, a statuary, sculptor.
?.
:
ayyeA/xa.
dydinj,
Ion. for a7ct7JWJ/Tes, pres. part. pi. (0707700;) brotherly love : charity, [aya]
TO, (dyairdoj)
3.
any statue or
77,
TTOtecu)
a maker of
deliciae.
an
object
of
i
{
love,
Lat.
"AFA'MAI, pi. dyaaOf Ep. dydaffOe, inf. dyaaOai fut. impf. 1/yd/j.ijv, Ep. 2 pi. r^ydoOe Ep. dydaadai the aor. I mostly in dydffofMi [al Ep. dydcraofjai Pass, form -i]ydaOrjv, but also Med. i]yacrdpr)v (even
: :
d-ya-ir-T|vojp, opos, o,
(dyavdca,
d.vrjp)
vopfrjv
dyalove,
TTWV, loving manliness,
manly.
the feeling
dydiTTjo-ts,
affection.
ecus,
r),
(dyarrdca)
of
in Att.), /o
Ep. i]yaaad}iT]v, dyaa<?dp.7jv

freq. /o
Dep.
I.
wonder: more
thing,
II.
wonder
also
/o
at or
TIVI,
person or
rari.
Tira,
but
admire a Lat. admiat,

T'I,
dya7rr]Tos, ov, verb. Adj. of dyaTrdo}, to be loved, acquiesced in.

,
77,
ov, (dyairdca) disposed to love, affec-
in
bad sense,
i/y,
be
angry
tionate.
Adv. -KWS.
,
TIVI, TTfpi Tivos.
Homer
uses in this sense only aor _i

dyaiofjiai.
^yaad^LTjv, and as pres.
dydopai or
From dyap.ia, 77, celibacy. a-yajAOS, ov, (a privat., 70/^05) unmarried, unwed- fully, contentedly; dyairrjTWS ex eiv * be contented, 2. in Att. prose, so as only just to ded, single, Lat. coelebs : Tragic phrase, 70/105 0-70 like dyairdv. = fJLu\ts. ftos a marriage that is no marriage, a fatal mar- content one, i.e. only just, scarcely
riage.
verb. Adj. of dyairdo), beloved, 77, ov, 2. to be dearly beloved : worthy of love. acquiesced II. Adv. dyairrjTOis, cheerin, as the least evil.
*AFAN,
nerally
is
Adv. very, much, very much: the word geonly Dor. and Att., \iijv being its equiv.
II. too, too in Ep. and Ion. as in the proverb /jr/dlv dyav, Lat.
too
much of any
f.
thing,
much, Lat. nimis, ne quid nimis, not [ayav, but later sometimes
to feel irritation
:
dydp-poos, ov, contr. dydp-povs, ovv, (dyav, pfoi) strong or swiftflowing. dyacrOai, pres. inf. of dyapai. aor. I pass. part, of dyaftai. dyaaQeis,
dyacrpta, TO, (dyapai) that which der, marvel.
is
admired, a wonof dyauai.

I
eryai/.]
dydcrojjLai [a], poet, dydaaofjuai, fut.

rjffca,
dyavaKTcco,
(dyav)
to be
dyd<r<raTO, poet, for

(vyct^tcu.
ydffaTO, 3 sing. aor.
of
Hence vexed, displeased, or angry at a thing. dydvdKT7](ri.s, ecus, 77, irritation, vexation.
dySvaicrnTiKos,
dyavaKTirjTOS,
17,
77,
ov, (dyavaKTfca) irritable.
ov, verb. Adj. of d~fa.va.KTto), irri-
tating, vexatious.
dyd-0-rovos, ov, (dyav, ffTtvu') much groaning, howling, of the waves, loud-wailing. Adv. TWS. dyacTTos, 77, ov, (dyafMti) admirable. dyaTos, 77, ov, poet, for dyaaTos, as Oa.vfJia.T6s for
dyavaKTiKos,
dyavYJcn, dyavus.
snow-capt,
r),
6v, irritable,
dyavaKTrjTiKos. Adv.
dat.
plur.
poet,
for
dyavais,
fem.
of
dyavos, 77, ov, (aya-pai) illustrious, noble. dyavpos, d, ov, akin to dyavos, stately, proud : sup. Adv. dyavpoTaTa.
dyd-<})06yKTOs, ov, (dyav, (pOtyyo^Jiat) loud-sounding. , f. aca, (dyyapos) to despatch a courier or
dydv-vt<J>os, ov, (dyav, vi<p<a}

a, ov,
much snowed upon,
dydvopeios, d-yavos, 77, 6v, (a copul., fdvos, ydvv/âi) mild, gentle, kindly : esp. of the arrows of Artemis, to which sudden death was ascribed. Only poet.
kindliness. From 77, gentleness, dyav6-c}>pajv, ov, gen. ovos, (dyavus, <ppr)v) kindly
Dor. for dyrjvupeios.
messenger
to press
o, Ion.
dyyapT|ios,
the business
one to serve as a courier. TO dyyaprj'iov form = dyyapos

:
dyavo<|>po<ruvT),
of an dyyapos. dyyapos, o, Persian word, a mounted courier, such as were kept ready at regular stages throughout
Persia for carrying the royal despatches. dyyeiov, Ion. -TJIOV, TO, (017705) a vessel, pail reservoir.
:
disposed
benign.
iocs, %,
dyavwms,
(dyavos,
an//)
mild-eyed.
dy-dvcop, opos, o, 97, Dor. for dy-rjvcvp. , dydop.ai., Ep. form of only found in part.
iyujfj.evos, in act.
dyycXia, Ion.
news, dyyf\irj
\it]s lAtfefi/ to
-It],
cp.rj
77,
(dyyfXos) a message, tidings,
a message concerning
me
07762.
dyaird^co,
f.
sense admiring. daoj, see 0707700;.
come on account of a message. a proclamation : a command, order.

:
dyy\ta-<j)6pos, Ion. dyycXnj-ôpos, o, (dyyt\ia, a messenger. of persons, to welf (dyap.ai, dydôâi): ov, d, (dyyf\ia') a messenger. : come, entertain, in which sense 070770(0; and Dep. 070dyyeXXto f. dyyeû, Ep. dyytXica aor. I rjyyetXa also to take leave of: pf. ijyye\Ka, pass. fjyye\fjtai aor. I pass. fjyy(\6r)v ndôp.a.1 are used by Homer II. of to bear a message, bring tidings or news, to generally, to be fond of, to love dearly. (dyca) Med. to announce oneself:things, to be well pleased, to be contented at or with a proclaim, report, tell :
dyamlTOS,
o,
:
ov,
Dor. for dyairrjTos.

:
f.
770*0;
aor. rjydirrjaa, Ep. uydirrjffa
pf.
thing:
c.
inf. to
be
wont
to do, like (pi\t<u.
[070]
Pass, to be reported of.
Hence
Hence
dyycXjxa, TO, a message, tidings, news.
4
dyycXos, a messenger from God, an angel.
o,
77,
ayyeAo?
(dyytXXoj) a messenger, envoy
II.
ayei/eco.
d-yepacrTOS, ov, (a privat., yepas) without a gift of honour, unrecompensed, unrewarded. dyepecrdai, Ep. aor. 2 med. inf. of dydptt).
dyyT|iov, TO, Ion. for 0776101'.
"ATFO2,
pail
:
eos, TO",
vessel
of any kind, a jar, pan,
dyepOev, Ep. for ijyfpQrjaav, 3

a.76tpa>.
pi. aor.
pass,
of
chest,
box.
dyS-qv, Adv. (dyoj) by carrying.
dye, dyere, properly Imperat. of 01701, used as Adv. like (pepe, come ! come on ! well ! Lat. age !
: dyeipco : aor. I ijyfipa : pf. dyrjyfpKa : (dyca) II. Pass. to bring together gather togethtr, collect. : pf. dy6ipop,at: aor. I fjyepOrjv, Ep. 3 pi. tfycpOev
dyepovro, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 med. of dycip&. dyepoxos, ov, = dyepcaxos. dyepcris, tas, 77, (dytipoi) a gathering, mustering.
ov, in
good
sense, brave,
high-minded,
lordly
in
bad
sense, overweening, haughty, fierce.
0777760^04, Ep. 3
pi.
dyrjytpaTai
Ep. 3
pi.
plqpf.
dyrjyfparo'.to come together, assemble: in which sense we also have an Ep. aor. 2 med. dyepeaQai,
dyepovro, partic. syncop. dypopcvos, gathered together.
77,
Adv. -x^s- (Deriv. uncertain.) dy(TKOv, Ion. impf. of 070;. dye-o-Tparos, o, 77, (070;, arparos) leading the dyerqs, 6, Dor. for 7776x77$.
d-ycvcTTOs, ov, (a. privat., yevopiai) without taste of, c. gen.
dyi] [a] reverence.
77,
host.
ov, assembled,
not tasting
without d-yeiTcov, ov, gen. ovo$, (a privat., ye'trow)
neighbour: solitary, desolate. dyeXaBov, Dor. for 076^17801'.
(dya/j.ai) in good sense, wonder, awe, 2. in bad sense, envy, hatred, spite : of
the gods, jealousy.

dyrj [a],
),
dy6Xdop,<u, Pass. (076X77)

gregarious.
to live in herds, to be
(ayvvfjii)
dyeXaios,
at large.
a, ov, (076X77)
II. in
belonging to a herd, feeding 2. herds or shoals, gregarious.
dytj, Ep. for 60777, to break.
sing.
a fragment, piece, splinter. Ep. aor. i pass, of ayvufti,

pi.
of the herd or multitude, common.

dyeXdpxT]S, ov, 6, (076X77, dpx<w) the leader of a company. d-ycXaori, Adv. (a privat., 76X00;) without laughter.
pass,
dyrjyepaTat, dyiiyepaTO, Ep. 3 of dyeipca.
pf.
and
plqpf.
dyif|Y6pKa, -epp-ai, pf. act. and pass, of dyeipca. dyfjXca, aor. I inf. of d"7oXXw. dy-TjXaT60), 770*0;, (0708, (\avvetf) to drive away pollution or a polluted person, Lat. piaculum exigere :
cf.
d-ysXacrros, ov, (a privat., 76X00;) not laughing, II. not to be laughed at, not grave, sullen.
dv8p-T)\aT0).
dycXeia, 77, (0700, Xeta) epith. of Athena, = \IJITIS, \ciav dyovaa, she that drives off the spoil. dyeXi], 77, (dyai) a herd of oxen or kine, Lat. ar-
trifling^
agmen, a body or division of an army, a corps, esp. of the Lacedaemonians. dy-Tjvopcios, Dor. dyavop-, a, ov, = dyf)vcop.
dyr|p,a, TO, (d'76;) Lat.
dy-i)vopia,
77,
manliness, manhood, courage.
mentum, grex : later any herd or company. dyeXirjSov, Adv. (076X77) in herds or companies.
Also 076X7750.
dyeXir]0v, Adv. (076^77) from a herd.
dyXT|<j)t, Ep. dat. of 0.76X77.
dy-T|vcop, Dor. dy-dv<op, opos, 6, 77, (dyav, dvyp} manly, heroic : also headstrong, haughty : and some-
times
stately, splendid.
dy6|xovev|xa, dyeôvevco, dyep,a>v, Dor. for 7776^-. dycv, Dor. and Ep. for kayrjaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 pass,
dyf|oxa, pf. act. of 070; to lead. d-yf|pavTOS, ov, = sq. d-yT|paos, ov, (a privat., 777^0$) free from old age, not growing old: generally, undying, undecaying.
ontr.
from from
dyvvfjit : [a] orycu to lead.
2.
Ep. 3 sing, for
777617,
impf.
nom.
dyT|pa>s, (av: ace. sing, dy/jpcav or 077700): dual, dyrjpoj, nom. and ace. plur. dyrjpws.
d-yVaX6yr)TOS, ov, (a privat., 761/60X0760;) without pedigree, of unknown descent.

dycveia, 77, (dytvys) low birth : meanness. d-yeveios, ov, (a privat., yevftov) beardless, boyish. d-ycv^js, e'*, (o privat., 761/0$) unborn, uncreated: but usu. II. of no family, i. e. low-born, opp. to
a-ycvi]TOS, ov, (a privat., yeveadai] unborn, uncreated. II. not having happened, Lat. infectus : hence false, groundless.
d-yT|paTOS, ov, dyfjpaos. d-yTJpoos, cuv, contr. for dyrjpaos. dyr]o-i-xopos, ov, (dyeo/Mi Dor. for -qyecpai, leading the chorus or dance.
dyirp-fip, ?7pos,
X C P^ S)
Dor. for
fjyrjrrjp.
[a]
dyTf]TOS,
ov, (dyafj,ai} admirable, wondrous, [a] dyidôj, (07405) to hallow, consecrate. dyiao-0T|Ta), 3 sing. aor. I pass, imper. of crytaô;.
77,
d-y6WT|s,
6's,
= 0761/775
dyiao-jjia, OTOS, TO, (0710^0;) that which is hallowed, a holy place, sanctuary. dyiacr|ji6s, ov, 6, (0740^0;) consecration, sanctification.
n.
Adv. -vws.
dytaoTT|piov, TO,
f.
= dyiafffjia.
Ep. pres.
:
a-yevvrjTOS, ov, (a privat., yevvacu) unbegotten, unborn : without origin, II. like 076^775 H, lowborn, mean.
,
Att.
icD,
(07405) to hallow,
make
:
sacred,
Lat. dedicare.
dyiV6co,
t
f.
770-0;
Dor. for
777^0/^01.
}yivov Ion. dyiveff/cov
inf. dyivepfvai impf. lengthd. Ion. form of 070;,
aytoypafos
to carry, bring to bear fruit.
:
ayAaur/xa.
a-y-Kpicris, poet, for avd-Kptais.
Med.
to
have brought one.
II.
dy-Kpouofxai, poet, for dva-Kpvo[iai. ayLQ-ypdfyos, ov, (erytos, ypcujxu) written by inspiradyKvXTj [v], 37, like dyt{d\r), the bend of the tion : TO. dyi6-ypd<pa (sub. $j/3Ata), the Psalms and arm. II. a loop in a cord esp. the thong of a other books of the Old Testament as distinguished from javelin, by which it was hurled, Lat. amentum : also the javelin itself. the Law and the Prophets. 2. any thong or string, e. g. the ayics, a, ov, (ayos) devoted to the gods, Lat. sacer, leash of a hound, a bow-string. sacred, holy: of persons, pious, pure: as Subst., ayiov, aYKvXtjTos, 57, ov, verb. Adj. of dyfcvXeo/Mi,
:
TO,
safictuary.
II.
sometimes like Lat. sacer,

is
accursed.
In old Att. dyvos
used instead,
[cry]
otYiorrjs, 1/ros, 77, (dytos} sanctity, holiness. ci.Y.crTia, fj, mostly in pi. holy rites, the service the temple or sanctuary. From
thrown from the bent arm : as Subst., TO djKv\T}Tov, a javelin. d-yKvXiov, TO, Dim. of ayKvXrj, a small dart or
II.
of javelin.
Lat. ancilia.
rj
TO,
dytfv\ia used to translate the

6,
hence
evaa), (dyify) to ayta-reva), to be pious, live piously.

f.
perform sacred
rites
a-yicvXo-'YXuxtv, LVOS,
(dyKv\os, yXojîs^)
with
dyioTijs. CLYIWOTJVT), fj, (ay LOS) UYK-, poet, abbrev. for avcuc- in compds. of the ova with words beginning with K, e. g. dy/ceiprep,
ffBai for dva-xeiadai.
hooked spurs, of a righting cock.

d-yict5X-68ovs, OVTOS, o, 77, toothed, barbed, of weapons.
o.YKtiXo-p.T|T]s, ov, 6,
fj,
(dy/cv\os, oSovs) crook-
(a-yKiiXos, fj.rjTis)
crooked
of counsel, wily.
: :
take or
to ayKao\Lai, L 6.001*0.1 Dep. (ayicas, dyKij) lift up in the arms. cLyxaQtY, Adv. for dytfds, on the arm, i.e. resting on it, Lat. cubito presso : also in the arms, <ry-Ka\o>, poet, for dva-KaXtM.
d-yKtiXo-Trovs,
feet, Si(ppos dy/e.
trow, (ayfevXos, TTOVS) witb curved the Roman sella curulis.
of a
ayicdXi],
plur. as the
-fj,
(dy/trj}
the
bent
arm,
mostly
in
T), ov, (dittos, Lat. uncus] crooked, curved, of the eagle's beak, hooked. [i5] tt-yKvXo-TOôs, ov, (dyKv\.os, TOOI/) with curved bow. dYKvXo-xciXijs, ov, o, (dyKv\os, xfÂos) witb hooked
dyictiXos,
bow
II.
metaph. anything
sea, etc.
[KCL]
:
closely enfolding,
beak.
c-YKi5Xo-XTjXT]S, ov, o, (dyKiikos,
arms of the
f.
X ?^'?) wi&
3
:
crooked
:
dYKaXiop,<u,
pf.
Att. YOVJMII
r/yKaXiff/Mii:
Dep.:
aor. I fjyKaXiad.i^rjv : d ya{b)ua<, to (0,7*0X77) :
claws.
ayK\j\6ca,
to
f.
<
wcroj
pass. pf. 7/7/cvAwfiat
(dynvhos)
take in the arms.
make crooked
77,
or hooked.
ov,
Hence
aYKaXis, ioos, 77, in plur. = dyKaXai, arms. a bundle, Lat. manipulus. o.Yica.Xio-p,a, TO, (dyKoXiôftcu) that which
braced.
II.
a-YKvXtoTos,
of javelins, furnished with a

7),
thong, thonged.
is
em-
iLyKvpa,, (dytcos, dyicuv}
so called from
o,
its
shape,
first
Lat. ancSra, an anchor, in Find. ; for in Homer
cryKaXos,
cry teas,
Adv.
(dyKaXrf) an armful : a bundle. (dyftrj) into or in the arms.
cry-Kip.ai, poet, for dvd-Kfifiai.
read only of fvvai, i. e. stones used as anchors. c-YKvpi^co, f. Att. to> : aor. I rjyfcvplffa : (dyfcvpa) to hook, catch as with a fish-hook.
we
"AFKH,
d,
-
rj,=ayKos or dyteaXr), an arm.

poet, for dva-Krjpvo'ffo}.
(dy/tiffTpov} angling. ov, (ayKio~Tpov) T),
ia,
77,
y-Kif]p\Jcr<ra>,
aYKVpiov, TO, Dim. of dytcvpa, a small anchor. ayKvp-ovxla, 77, (dytcvpa, tx^) a holding by the anof or for
chor ; kv dyftvpovxio-is when safe at anchor. 'AFKfl'N, wvos, 6, like dyKaXrj, the bend or hollow
II. of the arm, the bent arm, the elbow : hence any bend, as the angle of a wall, the bend of a river, a bay or creek of the sea also the curved horns of
;
-angling
bound
to
TO dyKio~TpcvTiKov, angling. TO, Dim. of dymaTpov, a small hook. SeTOS, ov, (dyKto~Tpov, 8y) with a hook it, of a fishing-rod.
,
dYKicrTpo-6i8r|s. fs, (dy/tiaTpov, floos) hook-shaped. (LyKia-rpov, TO, (akin to dyitos, d"y/ev\os) a fish-hook. and dy-KXip-a, TO, poet, for dva-K\ivw, dy-KXivco
j,
the lyre. Hence UYKO>VI<TKOS, o, Dim. of dynduv.
aYXa-0ipos,
aYXaieurOai,
sense.
ov, (dy\a.us,
fut.
med.
inf.
eOdpa} bright-haired. of dy\atfa, with pass,

:
77,
(dyKv} poet, for dyndXij, used only in
d-YXaia,
7),
(dyXacs') splendour, beauty, brightness
plur. the bent
arms.
dyKa\r).
II.
metaph. anything
closely
enfolding;
cf.
hence as opp. to what is useful, pomp, show, vanity, and in plur. vanities: also festive joy, triumph, and in
plur. festivities.
cVy-Kop,i(i), poet, for ava-KOftifai. d-y-Koviw, for dva-Kovi<a, to hasten.
"AFKO2,
arm
:
cos,
TO,
a bend or hollow,
esp.
I
of the
part, of
hence a mountain-glen, dell, valley. d-y-Kpep-do-as, poet, for dvaKpcîdaas, aor.
to aor. I ^yXd'iaa f. Att. i<a (dyXaos} : splendid, adorn : also to give as an ornament Pass, to be adorned with a thing, be proud of it, Hence delight in it.
dyXaifa,
make
c.YX<ucrp.a, TO,
an ornament ;
cf.
cryaA/wz.
ayAaoyvio?
(dyXaos, yvTov} with beautiful limbs. avXao-ScvSpos, ov, (dyXaos, StvSpov) with beautiful
,
dyopd.
,
17,
ov, apt to err from ignorance.
cLyvoia,,
rj,
(d^vota)
II.
want
:
trees.
rance.
ov,
= 0.71/077 \M.,
cf.
of perception, ignoa fault of ignorance.

dVoia.]
for
aYXao-Scopos, did gifts.

throne.
(dyXaos,
ScDpoz/)
bestowing splen-
.[poet,
sometimes devoid
,
poet., esp. Ep.,
form
djvoca.
dyXao-Opovos, ov, (0.7X0.6$, Qpovos) with splendid

dyvotca
subj.
Od.
but
if
218, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of written dyvoirî, it is 3 sing. pres.

24.
aYXao-xapiros, ov, (dyXaos, Kapiros} bearing or bestowing goodly fruit. aYXao-Kovpos, ov, (dy\a6s, Kovpos} rich in fair
youths.
the feast. a-yXa6-K&>|Jios, ov, (dyXaos, a)/*os) gracing 'AFAAÔ'S, 77, ov, also os, ov, splendid, stately,
Adv., pres. act. part, of d/yyoeoi, ignoov, (d^vos,
rantly.
,
pca) pure-flowing.
unsullied
:
ov,
pure,
c.
chaste,
holy,
sa-
cred.
II.
gen. pure from a thing.
Adv.
beautiful, brilliant, bright dat. famous for a thing.

yX-r),
of men, famous, noble : c. Adv. -ws. (Akin to eu-
-vws.
(Akin
"ArNO2,
57,
to a<y, dyios, 6:708.) Att. 6,=Xvyos, a tall tree like the
dyaXXofjuu.) dyXao-TpiaiVTis, ov,
willow, the agnus castus.

o,
the
god of
ace. -dv, (dyXaos, rpiaiva) the bright trident.

77,
a/yvoTiis, rjros,
"AFNITMI,
Ep.
pass.
fj, (0:71/08) purity, chastity. 3 dual dyvvrov fut. agca aor.

:
:
I
:
e'aa,
aor. 2
:
a,y\a,-&\\>, unros, 6,
(0,7X00$,
city)
bright-eyed
:
ge-
imperat.
eT, v.
aov,
sub
inf.
:
nerally, flashing.
,
fin.]
agai, part. oas pf. 0:70, Ion.
ea
to
fs,
(a privat., yXevKos) not sweet
sour,
harsh.
"ArAI"5, dyXWos, only used in plur. ayXWes, a head of garlic, which is made up of several cloves.
,
Pass, with break, snap, crush, shiver, Lat. frango : in pieces : pf. act. edya, to be broken, to snap, shiver of sound, to spread around : of a river, to flow in a
broken,
:
i.
e.
es,
= d-yXevKrjs.
tt.
winding
course,
[a
in
a.
pf.
edya,
6:
Ion.
Att. dyXcoTTCa,
fj,
dumbness.
From
II.
but in aor. 2 pass, kdy^v, 7770 in Att. ; v. Kardyvvfu.]
in Horn.,
long
d-YXo>TTOS, ov, (a privat., yXtuff&a)
without tongue : silent, dumb, Lat. elinguis. = speaking a strange tongue, fidpfiapos. cryixa, TO, (dyvvjj.i) a fragment.
dyjios,
o,
dYV(jjp,ovo>, f. rjffca, (dyvuiicav} to act without judgment, act ignorantly or unfairly. Adv. of dyvw^cav, senselessly. I. fj, want of sense or judgment
,
bone.
(dyvvfu) a breakage, fracture II. a broken cliff, precipice.
of
senselessness, ignorance.
rogance.
quitas
:
III.
II. senseless pride, arunfairness, unkindness, Lat. ini-
d-YvojMTTOS, ov, (a privat., yvdfMTTO)) unbending.

d--yvairros, ov,
d-Yva<|>os,
ov,
= sq.
in plur. misunderstandings.
:
From
II.
II.
also not cleansed.
d~Yvu)jjicov, ov, ovos,
(a privat., yv&fjnj') wanting sense
(a privat., yvaTTToS) of cloth,
not
or judgment
senseless, thoughtless, headstrong.

:
carded,
i.
e.
77,
new.
(dyvevQ}} purity, chastity.
unfeeling, unkind
unjust.
rj,
d-Yvws,
euros,
6,
TO, (dyvevoj) chastity.

f.
known
:
obscure.
(a privat., yvuvai) pass, unII. act. 2. obscure, ignoble.
(dyvos^)
c.
to
observe scrupulously,
also simply, to
make a point of conscience

be pure or chaste:
ayvLô),
f.
of, c. inf.
gen. to keep oneself pure from. to aor. I ijyvura (0:71/08) : II. make pure, purify, cleanse, Lat. lustrare. to offer, burn as a sacrifice.
Att.
to;
: :
not knowing, ignorant of a thing. Adv. of dyvos. 77, (dyvws') a not knowing, ignorance.
,
II.
a being unknown, obscurity. uYvaxrcrao-Ke or dyvu)o~a<rK, Ion. and Ep. for vorjfff, 3 sing. aor. I of dyvofoj.
,
7/7-
efyvios, a, ov, (dyvos}

aYvi<T|Ji.a,
made of withy
or agnus castut.
purification,
pres.
TO,
(dyvifa) a
means of
formed from foreg. = dyvoita. or d-YvcoTOS, ov, (a privat., yiyvwattco)

:
atonement.
,
6,
(dyvl^ca) purification, expiation.
ov, 6, (<ryi/tcy)
a purifier.
f.
\l\ I
unknown, dyvcaaros yXSjffffa an unknown tongue unII. heard of forgotten. 2. not to be known. act. not knowing, ignorant of, nvos.
,
Ep. ayvoisw
i ji>6r)Ka: t
if
rjaca
aor.
-fjyvorjaa,
:
dyt]pa.va\., aor.
ctYOvta,
77,
I inf.
of dva^rjpaivoj.
II.
Ep. dyvoirjaa, Ion. and Ep. 3 sing. dyvujcrao'Ke
pf.
from *a-7i/oos = a-j/oos)
Pass., aor. I rjyvorjOrjv : pf. 7/71/077^04: (as not to perceive or know, :
d-Yvos,
From unfruitfulness. ov, (a privat., 701/77) pass, unborn.
in Homer mostly, OVK : Pass, not to dyvoirjaev he perceived or knew well : be known. II. absol. to mistake, be wrong ; hence in part, dji/owv, by mistake. Hence
to he ignorant, Lat. ignorare
not producing, unfruitful, barren : c. gen. not fruitless productive of, destitute of; TOKOS travail, when the mother dies before the child is born. 2. left childle-s.
,
ov, (a privat., 7008)

as, Ep.
TO, a fault
of ignorance, oversight ; and
unmourned. and Ion. aYOp-q, 778, 77, (dyetpca) any
ayopdao-Ot
assembly, esp. an Assembly of the People, opp. to the
II. the place of Assembly, Council (&ov\r)\ used not only for public debating, elections, and trials, but also for buying and selling, and all kinds of business, Lat. forum : especially, the market-
a
a-yopif|v86,
Adv.
to the
Assembly or market.
a-yopYjoxiTO, Ep. for y'jyop-rjaaro, 3 sing. aor. I
med,
of dyopdofMt.
,
ov, 6, (dyopdo/Mii)
vos,
77,
a speaker, orator. (dyopdopai) the gift or power of
place.
III. a speech made in the forum, speakIV. things ing, gift of speaking, Lat. concio. sold in the forum, esp. provisions, Lat. annona ; V. as a dyopdv Trapexw, to hold a market.
time, dyopd TiXrjOovaa, or d'yop^s the forenoon, when the market-place was
to dyopfjs SidXvais, the time just after
mark of
trXrjOajprj,
full
:
:
opp.
speaking, eloquence. ciYopos, o, poet, for dyopd. aôs or ayos, cos, TO, (afo^cu) any matter of reliI pollution, guilt, Lat. piagious awe : hence culum: also the curse which follows it. 2. the person or thing accursed, an abomination. 3. an
.
noon
when
expiatory sacrifice.
a leader, chief. II. the bent arm, of the hand. like dytcuv, dytcoivrj. (Akin to dyKOJv, dyvvfii.) [a] dyopdoftat. [cryopaaafle] f. data: Ion. tfypi], 77, a catching, hunting; dypav aor. i/y^paffa: pf. -i/yupaKa: "AFPA, uyopdô), to f(pirtv to follow the chase: Pass., aor. ijyopiaOrjv also, a way of catchpf. it ycpdfffj.ai : (dyopd): II. that which is taken in be in the market-place, to attend it: hence to ing. 2. hunting, the booty, do business there, buy or sell : Med. to buy for one- prey : of birds or beasts, game ; of fish, a draught of idle people, to haunt the market-place, or haul. self. 3. from 57, want of learning : lounge there, cf. sq.
dyos, ov,
o, (dyca)
they went home from market. <ryopdacr0, Ep. for dyopdffOe,
pi.
pres. ind.
oH- d-yco-ros,
6, the flat
dYopaios,
ov, in,
of,
or belonging to the marketII.
ov,
(a.
privat., ypd^fjua}
place, an eptth. of several gods.

the market-place
:
ol
frequenting dyopaioi (with or without dv-
ing
(ypdfj./JUiTa), unlettered,
able to read or write.
without learnLat. illiteratus, esp. unII. = dypacpos, unwritten.

:
Opanroi) dealers.
trani,
hucksters, petty traffickers, retail2. idlers or loungers, like Lat. subrosI.
and so generally
the
common
sort
hence the
ov, (a privat., ypdfpca) unwritten; dyp. the unwritten moral law cf. dypa<pos. f. rjcra), to be an dypav\os, to dwell in
is used of III. things, low, mean, vulgar. generally, proper to the assembly, suited to forensic speaking, business-like: dyopaios (sc. fjfifpd), 77, a
word
the fields, of shepherds.
court-day.
dYopavop,iKos,
"f],
oV,
of or for the dyopavoftos or of the dyopavopos.
bis office, Lat. Aedilicius. o/yopavoniov, TO, the court
d,YOpa,-v6pos, o, (dyopd, i/e/xw) a clerk of the market, who regulated the buying and selling there, like the
aYp-av\os, ov, (dypus, 011X17) dwelling in the fields, of shepherds of things, rural, rustic. d-Ypa^ 05 ov = aypaitTos, unwritten ; dypacpoi voI. the laws of nafioi, unwritten laws, which are 2. laws of custom. II. not ture, moral law. reistered in a written list. aypti, dypeiTt, 2 sing, and plur. imperat. of dypeca
:
'
f :
in
j
Homer
!
as
!
Adv.
just like dye,
dyere, come
come
:
Rom.
Acdilis.
: : :
on
quick
uYopdop.<u, Ep. aor. I dyoprjffdfjLtjv Dep. (dyopd} to meet in the Assembly, sit in debate : also to speak in the Assembly, Lat. concionari. Dor. for dyopdfa. fas, 77, (dyopdfa) buying, purchase. TO, (dyopdfa) that which is bought or sold : in plur. wares, merchandise.
>,
,
(rypeios, a, ov, (dypos} of the country, rural, rustic Hence also, clownish, boorish, like dypoiKos.
aYpcioo-uvTj, boor.
77,
clownishness
the life of
a clown or
"AFPEI^NA,
dYpetria,
rjs, 77,
c.Yp6|*.ios, ov, (aypcC)
dYOpao-TT|S, ov, 6, (dyopdfa) the slave who had to buy provisions, the purveyor, Lat. obsonator. d-YopcurTtKos, 77, ov, (dyopdfa) of or for trafficking or trade: 77 dyopaffTifrf) (sub. TfX vr}} commerce, trade.
fut. dYopevo), impf. rjyopfvov, Ep. dy6pfvov -fvaca aor. rjyopfvaa, Ep. dy- pf. i/yupevrca Med., aor. rjyopvrja,fji.r)v Pass., aor. yyopfvOrjv pf. (but in Att. the fut. in use is epo), pf.
: : :
: : :
77, dypa, spoil taken in the chase. d'Ypevjxa, TO, (dypevw) that which is taken in the II. a net, toil. chase, booty, spoil. aYpevs, cus, o, (dypfvoj) a hunter.
a harrow, rake. taken in hunting.
aYpvrf|p, Typos, 6, = dypcvrrjs. II. as aYpVTT|S, ov, 6, a hunter, like dypevs. Adj. used in hunting or fishing ; dyp. nvves, hounds; dyp. #aAa/nos a fishing-rod.
a-YpevrtKos,
aYpcvci),
f.
r),
Assembly, to counsel : generally to speak ; Katcov or Kaitcus dyo2. to proclaim, depeviv Tivd to speak ill o/one. clare : Med. to get a thing proclaimed. Hence d/ycpr], Ep. and Ion. for a7opa. o.YopTJ0v, Adv. from the Assembly or market ; and
:
aor. flirov}
(dyopd)
to speak in the
evffca,
Lv, fit for, skilled in hunting. (dypa) to hunt, take by
From
bunting,
: metaph. to hunt after, pursue eagerly. d/ypô), Aeol. form of dypevca, to hunt after, see dypti, dypcire. eagerly : aYpt], 77, Ion. for dypa.
catch
pursue
f.
dvw:
aor. rjypidva: (dypios):
I. intrans.
8
to be savage, provoked, angry.
2.
dypieAcuoj
causal, to
make
(rypoTT|p, rjpos, o,
dypoTrjs, a
fern,
countryman:
loos,
fern.
angry, provoke. aYpt-eAaios, ov, (dypios, lA.ata) of a wild olive : as Subst. dypi\aios, 77, a wild olive, oleaster. <rypio-8aiTr]S, ov, 6, (dypios, Saivvfjiai) eating wild
fruits, like â\avrj<pdyos.
dyporeipa, as Adj. rustic.
aYponrjs,
ov,
o,
capons,
countryman, countrywoman.
the country, rural, rustic.
a.Ypo-<f>v\a|j, &KOS, 6, (dypos, the country.
2. as
(dypus) a Adj. living in
<pv\a) a watcher of
aYpio-irotos, ov, (dypios, poet, writing wildly.

cfypios,
,
iroi(ca)
making wild :
of a
ctYpvirvew,
ov, also os, ov, (dypos) living in the fields,

I.
awake
intent
of animals, opp. to nOaaos, living wild: hence 2. wild, savage r Lat.ferus; (TVS dypios a wildbozr. of trees, opp. to ijpfpos, wild. 3. of countries, wild, II. of men and uncultivated, unreclaimed.
animals,
I
.
f. 770-0;, (dypvnvos) to be wakeful, lie dypvirv(iv TIVI or eis TI, to be ^vatchfulfor or a thing, Lat. invigilare rei. Hence upon
:
aYpvirvia, 77, sleeplessness, waking, watching. avTtvos t sleepless, aYp-virvos, ov, (dyptca, virvos) wakeful.
in
moral sense, wild, savage,

i.
"Lz.\..ferus,ferox.
fierce, in Att. also opp. to dorefos,

3.
oypeva,
ov,
o,
to catch.
(as Lat. rusticus to urbanus) boorish, rude. also of any violent passion, wild, vehement,
rious.
III.
man.
iSos,
77,
II.
(dypus) = dyporijs, a country(dypa) a hunter : fern. aYpwo-rts,

ecus,
77,
fu-
Adv.
-tews,
also
neut.
pi.
dypta,
a huntress. aYpua-Tis, tos and
a grass that mules feed a countryman:

as Adj.
wildly, fiercely.
Hence
on.
77, wildness, fierceness, Lzt.feritas. dYpi6-<J>(ovos, ov, (dypios, <powr]) with a rough voice, like @ap@ap6-(f)Gi}vos.
aYptoTTjs, rjros,
a,Ypom]s, ov, 6, of the field, wild.

aYvici,
77,
= dypoTTjs,
trypioa),
6ijv
:
f.
wffca: aor. jjypicaffa

: :
Pass., aor. fiypiaj-
a public place ;
pf. fiypiafjai
vage.
pf.
II.
jftpt&ftm, to be savage or fierce, Lat. efferari.

o,Ypi<|>T|,
77,
,
to make wild or sa(dypios) mostly in Pass, to grow wild, and in be wild, of plants, etc. of men, to
:
(dyca) a way or road : in towns, a street, in plur. a city, town, Hence [cr/via] a,YwaTT)S, ov, 6, 'A7vtvs: voc. 'Ayvidra. [cfyvta]
dypefyva.
[t]
es,
(dypios, e?5os) of a wild nature.
ov, (dypios, an//) wild-looking.

,
ov, 6, (dypos, /36Wa>) feeding in the field, dwelling in the country. aYpo-Y6iTa>v, ovos, o, (dypos, yeircav) a country neighbour, opp. to darvyfiTcav.
ov, 6, (dypa, Si8cafj.i) a giver of Adv. of dypas, from the country.
f],
II. aYvidrts, loos, 77, fern, of foreg. a neighbour. as Adj. 'A7vmTt5es Oepairciai, the worship of Apollc Agyieus. 'AYVICVS, *ws, o, (dyvid) name of Apollo as guardian of the streets and public places. From aYvjAvacria, 77, want of exercise or training. d-Yvp-vaoTos, ov, (a privat., yvpvdfa) without exercise, untrained ; dyvfjivaaros nvos unpractised in a
2. unharassed, undisthing, also eis or TTOOS n. turbed. II. Adv., dyvftvdaTois ex eiv to ^ e un ~
booty.
II.
practised.
ofyvpis, los, 77, Aeol. form of dyopd, a gathering, crowd, assembly, [a] aYvpp.6s, ov, 6, (dyfip<u) a collection. dYvprdâ), (tryvpTTys) to collect by begging, [a] aYvpTirjs, ov, o, (dyeipaj) properly a gatherer, collector : hence a beggar, vagabond, mountebank, cheat.
(dypoi/eos) boorishness, coarseness. country life, the country : pi. country houses. u YpoiKiop.<u, f. Att. -tov/u, Dep. to be boorish.
ia,
From
UYP-OIKOS, ov, (dypos, ol/teca) living in the country, rustic : hence 2. of men, boorish, rude: opp. to dffreTos. 3. of fruits, grown in the country, common, opp. to ytvvaTos but also 4. of land, rough,
:
Hence
aYupriKos, 17, ov, like a mountebank. ayvprpia, 77, fern, of dyvpTrjp. aYX-|Jiaxos, ov, (dyxi, ftax ^04 ) fighting hand to hand; dyx. otrXa arms/or close fight. "AFXI, Adv. of place, = kyyvs, near, nigh at hand, close by, c. Comp. dyxtov and aaffov Sup. gen.
: :
uncultivated, like dypios.
Hence
ctYpOLKtos, Adv. like a clown, rudely. aYpoibTT]S, ov, 6, poet, for dypurrjs, a countryman, clown. II. as Adj. rustic. o-Ypo-KOp-os, 6, (dypos, Kopeca) a land-steward. o-Ypop-evos, 77, ov, part. Ep. aor. 2 med. of dydpoj, assembled.
dyxiffTa, dyxordroj.
:
Cf.
, (dyxi, â6os) deep close to shore. <xYXi-|3a0T|S, aYXi-yzlrtoV, ov, gen. ovos, (dyxi, ytiTcuv) near, town. neighbouring. aYpoTpos, a, ov, (dypos) poet, for dypios, wild, of dy\l-yvos, ov, (dyxi, yva) of a neighbouring land. of men, rustic. II. plants aYX^-^ s, ov, (dyxi, Geos) near the gods, i. e. like (dypa) fond of the chase ; hence 77 dyortpa, the huntress. gods or dwelling with the gods.
o-YpovSe, Adv. of dyp us, to the country. a,Ypo-vop.os, ov, and in Anth. 77, ov, (dypus, vepo//eu) hunting the country, rural : also dypios, wild.
dYX^-fiXos, ov, also 77, of cities but of islands,

girt, like dpxpi-aXos.
dyxov, ayx^TOs. \t] ov, (dyxi, cto-s) near the sea, near the sea on all sides, sea-
ov, 6, Lat. the country, as opp. to the
'AFPO'5,
AGER,
afield, land: also
vpos
,
aycoyt/xo?.
near, nigb at
c.
9
band:
aor.
:
ov, (dyx<-, 6vpa) ov, o,
near the door, neighgen., also c. dat.,

,
-
absol., or
bouring. [I]
,
cf.
= dyxô-X 05
AtoAtfi/)
dyxi:
'
ov > ("7X**
coming near:
al-
ANGO, to press
throttle,
impf.
^y\ov
f.
dyoo
?tfa
to
Lat.
tight, esp.
the throat
strangle,
Adv. o^X'' f*.o\ov e\6eiv or arrival ways /"<& at to come or stand near; l d7x*/<ioAoiO from
in neut. as
hang.
,
ov, (dyxi, o/iaAos) nearly ejual;
dyx~
hand.
oj[j.a\os
(taxi) a doubtful battle.
Adv. dyx^pdXojs,
Ep.
("7X ve<pos) near the clouds. â ^j (<*7X w>Aw) a ready wit, shrewdness,
s>
' 5
also dyx^>fia\a, doubtfully, Lat. aequo Marte.
Lat.
fut.
less
AGO:
doj
:
impf. fjyov,
aor. 2
inf.
dyov, Ion.
d/yo/yefi'
;
Lat. sagacitas.
ijyayov,
inf.
ayxi-voos, ov, eontr. cryxt- vovs, oul/ >
freq. aor. I
:
77^0,
dat
Ep.
dge/jiev
fut.
or
dt-
ready of mind, shrewd, Lat. sagax. ciy\iov, Comp. Adv. of 017x1, nearer.
o-7X^TrAovs) near by sea
o,YXt-'n
'
fj.evai
pf.
^x a redupl.
d-yfjoxo..
Med.,
ao/#u:
signf.
:
ir
^ oos
OJ/ >
contr.
;
ot d-yxk-' n '^ 'S,

"
ow,
aor. I fidfj.t]v, aor. 2 Tjyay6fj.r)v. aofMi, but also fut. med. aopai,
aor. I pass. rjxQiJv
-
Pass., fut. dxOr}-
with pass,
^ t s,
dyx- """opos a short voyage. ecus, 6, fj, poet. aYX^-1
^,
Lat.
AGO:
pf- ?iy1*0.1
I.
verb. Adj. dfcreov ':
TroAts)
near the
dwelling in the land. ov, (dyxi, iropevopai) passing near;

city,
persons,
(ppiv being used of
Act. to lead, lead away, of things ; dyeiv KOL <f>e-
dyxwopoi
flatterers at one's elbow.
peiv to carry off" the spoil of a land, both cattle and movables, like Lat. agere etferre: dyeiv els biKrjv
a.y\l-irro\\.s, poet
^YX l<TTa v
ayxwrrtia,,
7>
(d7X'0"Teww) nearness of kin,
rights of kin, right of inheritance.

vs, heir at law.
teas, o,
or Sifcaffrripiov, or dyeiv em rovs oueaffrds, to carry before a court of justice, Lat. rapere in jus. 2. to lead on, lead towards ; dyzv Oavdroio reAocrSe led on to death c. inf., dyei OaveTv it leads to death :
;
hence
(cfyxfcrra) the next
of kin
the
ayxifncv'ji,
c. dat.
:
'
f.
et'ra>,
(ay%iffTos} to be near to one,
u.YX l
esp. to be next of kin, to be heir at law. os <5, poet, for cryxtGrrey TT)P>
length dyfiv, Lat. murum ducere, to build a wall. like Lat. agere, to hold, celebrate, loprî/, etc.
to hold, keep, observe,
fiiov,
to lead, as a general ; to guide, as the gods, etc. 3. to bring up, train, educate, KaXws or fcaKUIS f/xQijvai. ; 4. to draw out in rcfxos 5. also
dprjvrjv, ffirovods, etc.
dyeiv
rov irdOovs immediate author of the suffering. a,YX t(rT^vo s ^5 OJ/ poet, lengthd. form of dy\iffros, close-packed, in a heap.
>
> >
Lat. agere vitam, to lead a life, live. 6. like Lat. ducere, to hold, consider; kv ripy dyciv or <ryeaOai, to hold in honour, etc. 7. like eXtteiv, to
uYX t<rTOS OI/ Sup. Adj. (ofyxO next or nearest: weigh so much, e. g. dyeiv pvav, rpiaKooiovs SapeiIF. dyxtffTos y*v*i nearest of kin : neut. dyx i<JTOV i or KOVS, etc., to weigh a mina, 300 darics, etc. dyx iffTa as Sup. Adv. most nearly, dyx^Ta toinas Med. ayoâi, to lead away for oneself, carry ojf, as most nearly like; 01 ayx iaTa the next of kin: freq. Xpvffov T KOI dpyvpov oiKo.8 dyecfOai. 2. dyeffOai II. of yvvatfca, Lat. uxorem ducere, to take to oneself a c. TWOS, nearest to him. gen. as ayx 1 ** wife; absol. dyeaOai, to marry; but also of the father, time, last, Lat. proximus. 3. 5td arofM dyfayxl-<TTpo$os, ov, (017x1, ffrpetpoj) turning near, to choose a wife for his son. oQai fjivOov to let pass through the mouth, i. e. to 2. quick-changing, quick-wheeling, of a bird.
>
changeable, sudden suddenly.
neut. pi. a7xt'o"rpo<a
as
Adv.
utter.
4. dyeaOai into one's hands.
Is
xf
*/
)Cts >
to ta ^ e a thing
borders, neighbouring.
UY^WYuios, ov, (dycayrj)Jltfor collar or leash.

a.yu>ye.vs, ecas, o, (dyca to
leading
by,
of a dog's
O.YX-TOKOS, or, (a7x, TOOS) near the birth. Adv. (a7xoi)/rom 2^Z; a/ âa?. Adv. = a7X^> nigh at hand, c. gen.
,
draws
or drags.
(dycu)
II.
lead} a leader, one that that by which one leads, a
rein, leash.
(d'7xw) throttling, strangling, hanging : Kpfiaaov a~fx VT) s worse than hanging; ayx^ vr} s TTfXas as bad as hanging; a.yx^ vrj Ka ^ ^ 7 7r'7 anguish
],
77,
ayuyf],
17,
'
or off: also in intrans. sense, a going away. bringing to or in, bringing before an assembly.
a leading away, a carrying away 2. a

3.
and
grief. aYx6 vl S
2.
a rope for hanging,

(tryxwT?)
halter.
a,
o*%
^ /or
strangling or
banging,
u.y-\op^\iu>, poet, for dâ-xopf^ci;.
a leading towards a point, guiding : the leading of an army, guiding a state. 4. a training, educating : and intrans. conduct, mode of life.
aYcoYip-os, ov, (o/ycyj easy to be carried: rci dyuII. yipa, things portable, a cargo of wares. (hat may be carried away : of persons, outlawed, or III. easily led, comdelivered into bondage.
a/yxoTaTOS, 77, or, Sup. Adj. (cryxt) nearest, next : mostly as Adv. (ryxoTarcy, like dyx iffTa c. gen. 01 dyxoTaTca TrpoafjKovTfs the nearest of kin.
, ;
a, ov,
Comp.
Adj. (ofyx*) nearer.
plaisant.
10
aycoytor
Subst.,
abaa.
Adv. -KUS,
combat.
.
II. a guide; dycayoi an escort. aY<>vo0T0, f -fjaca, to be a judge or director of the : III. drawing to oneself, eligenerally, to direct, promote, judge, decide. rom c. attractive, TO cfyaryo?/, attractiveness. fames gen. citing, esp. aYwvo-Oerrjs, ov, 6, (dyuv, riOrjfJLt) a president in 'APri'N, aôs, 6, an assembly, like dyopd 2. a place of the games : a judge. an assembly met to see games. the arena or stadSaYfxos, 6, Ion. for odaypos, an itching, sting. assembly: a place of contest, II. the assembly of the Greeks at their dium. aSaTjfxovia or dSairjfJioo-iJvifj, f), ignorance, unskil-
dviivtov, TO, (ayoj) the load of a wagon. as ayayos, v > (dyoj) leading, guiding:
dycaviffriKuis
%X ClV
to
be disposed for
dycayos, 6,
leading towards.
:
great national games,

'O\vfj.mtc6s, etc. their games.
test,
M?/IO
:
as, dywv 'OAu/rtds, dywv hence the contest for a prize at

2.
fulness in doing.
a-8aT|(JUi>v, ov,
From
generally,
5.
dyajv
iTfpl TTJS
ipvxns.
3.
any struggle or cona battle. 4. an
rant
of,
c.
(a privat., Safjvai) unknowing, ignogen. fJLaxrjs doarj/jLcav : but, dS. KO.KWV

i.
beyond the knowledge,

d8aT|S,
fs,
e.
reach of
ill.
at law, trial.
fJidxrjs,
metaph.,
IcmV
d-ywi/
(a privat., Safjvai')
also c. inf.
foreg.
unknowing,
.
Xoyojv,
etc.,
now
is
Afe fc'we
/or speaking,
ignorant
fighting, etc.
judge of a
d-ytovui,
(rya>v-a,pXT]S, ov, contest.

77,
6,
(dywv, dpx&) a president or

victory.
3.
2. gymnastic of the mind, agony,
gen. unknowing how to. d-8dir]TOS, ov, (a privat., oarjvai") unknown. Dor. for dSî'os. d-Scuos, ov, (a. privat., Sai'os) d-8aiTOS, ov, (a privat., Satvu/xat) not to be eaten,
of, c.
a struggle for
unlawful to
eat.
exercise,
wrestling.
anguish.
a-Saicpt)s, v, gen. vos, (a privat., Sdicpv) ros i. II. = doditpvTos n.
dodicpv-
aYwvidio
vidffa
:
: impf. ijycoviojv : to be pf. f y(uviaKa : t
f.
dffca
engaged
III.
-tjyca[a] in a contest, to
aor. I
d-8aicpim, Adv. without
tears.
From
compete, like dycaviôfMi.

to be anxious about a thing.
d-YcovtSaTai, v. dyajvifrfjuu. aY&>vio|juu, fat. iaop.ai, Att.
to strive eagerly,
hence
d-8aKpi)TOs, ov, (a privat., oafcpvai) without tears : I. act. not II. weeping, tearless.
d-8d\T|s,
6S,
pass, unwept.
Dor. for d-or)\7]Tos.

:
YovfJiai,
aor. I
rjycuvi-
for the pass, forms see signf. n. 2 : (dyuv}: adftrjv : to contend for a prize, esp. in the public games ;
d8afjidvTivos, ov, (dSd/ias) adamantine, of steel Adv. -vojs. hence, hard as adamant, stubborn.
dyowifcadai ordoiov to contend in the foot-race; dy. iTfpi TIVOS to contend for a prize dy. nvi or irpos nva to contend with one. 2. to fight. 3. to contend for the prize on the stage, act. II. to contend against in a law-suit ; dy. oitcijv, ypatyr/v, to fight a cause to the last; dy. <J)6vov to fight against a 2. in Pass, to be won by a hard charge of murder. contest, but rarely save in pf., e. g. iro\\ol dyaivts
;
dSajJiavro-ScTOS, ov, (dSciâs, Secu) iron-bound. d-Sdfjtas, avros, 6, (a privat., Set/zoo;) unconquerable : hence I. as Subst. adamant, i. e. the
hardest metal, prob. steel: also the diamond. as Adj. inexorable.

d-8d(jLa(rTos, ov, (a privat., horses, unbroken, untamable :
II.
8a/^cy) properly of metaph. inexorable.

:
also of fed-SdfJiaTOS, ov, Trag. form of foreg. males, unwedded. [a8a- but also dS- as in a-Odva:
dyowioarai (Ion. for 7/7 ojvifffj.fi/oi ctcrt), many battles have been fought ; so also in aor. I rjyojviaOrjv. O.YWVIOS, ov, (aywv) presiding over the contest or the games, as an epithet of the ff)(p\f) dywvios gods:
TOS.]
d-Sdiravos, ov, (a privat., Sanavrj") without expense,

costing nothing.
Adv.
-vcas.
cessation/rom combat, [a]
d-8a<rp,os, ov, tribute-free. d'-8acPTOS, ov, (a privat., Sdffaffdai aor.
of SaTt-
a contending for a prize. a,Ywvwrp,a, TO, (dycaviôpni) a contest for a prize, generally, a contest: in plur. achievements, exa/Y&vicris,
fj,
(dycaviôfj.ai)
undivided.
Ep. vocat. of dSc^s.

,
ploits.
II.
an
contest, distinction.
object to strive for ; the prize of III. that with which one
poet, for dSrjKOTfs, pf. part, of dSecw. poet, for aor]v.

I opt.
d88iqori, aor.
of dSecy.
contends, an essay, declamation.

a.Yo>vi(rp.6s, 6, (dycaviôp-ai) rivalry.
aYcovLo-TOv, verb. Adj. of dycavi&p.a.i, one

contend.
must
d8Sir]-<j)aYc>, etc., v. sub d8r)<p-. aSc, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of avSavca. d8a, Dor. poet, for jjSftd, fern,
[a]
of ^Sus
also as
Dor. ace. masc. and

:
fern.
a,YMVurr^|s, ov, 6, (dycaviôfMii) a combatant, rival, games an advocate : also an actor; hence 2. a TTpaJT-ayuvLaTrjs, 8 caviares, etc.
esp. at the
*vTfp-ay
d-8T|s, Ep. d-8iTjs, es, Ep. voc. dSSte's, (a privat., 2. fearless, secure : TO Stos) fearless, shameless. Adv. dSecDs, without fear or scruple, dSee's, security :
confidently, abundantly.
II.
champion. aYwvicTTtKos,
causing no fear,
fear, safety, secu-
(dy&viop.af) fit for contesting or striving: also 97 dyowifitted for winning: (sub. T6x vr)) the art of winning or prevailing.
rj,
6v,
not formidable.
aSeta,
17,
(aSoys) freedom
from
rity; dSetav oi6vai, Trapfx fiV > e tc., to grant
an am-
nesty ; Iv doeirj fivai to feel secure a promise of security. d-8iT|s, es, Ep. for d-ScT^s.
c.
per' dSetas with
d-8Tj'ios, contr. d-Bvjos,

77405) tinassailed.
Dor. a-8<uos, ov, (a

odtcvca")
privat.,
d-SeijjiavTos, ov, (a privat., otipaivca) undaunted: Adv. -TCUS. gen. without fear for a person.
worm-eaten
d-SrjKTOS, ov, (a privat., : not carped at.
not
gnawed
or
dS-qXcco, (dorj\os) to be at
loss
about a thing.
dBciv, aor. 2
inf.
of dvScivcu.
privat.,
d-8T|XirjTOS, ov, (a privat., 5?7\eo^cu) unhurt.
d-Seurvos, ov,
unfed.
(a
SefTrvov) without food,
d8-r]XCa, (dSTiAos) uncertainty.

II. unknown, d-8-rjXos, ov, unknown, ignoble. unseen, secret; aorj\.6v eanv et. , or on.. it is uncertain whether . . . Adv. -\ws, secretly : Sup. 0877. ,
d-8Ka(TTOS, ov, (a privat., 8e/icu) unbribed.

-TOJS.
Adv.
d-86KaTVTOS, ov, (a privat., oeKaretca) not tithed. O-86KTOS, ov, (a privat., 8e;(;o/Ltcu) not received or
believed.
II.
Xorara.
dStjXoTTjs, rjros,
d8it]fxovca>,
f.
77,
act. not receiving, not capable
of^
77O"cy,
to be in
(do7)\os} uncertainty. great distress or anguish
TIVOS.
at a thing.
77,
d8Xc|>i,
doeXc{>eT],
Dor.
Ion. for
d8r](Jiovta,
f/,
(Deriv. uncertain.) great distress or anguish.
77,
d8X<j>6i6s,
d,
Ep. for dSeA<os.
SA TIS,
d8eXcj>o-KTOvos, ov, Ion. for doe\<po-KTovos. dScXcêos, d, Ep. and Ion. for dSeA^ds. d8eX4>^, f), fem. of dofXcpos, a sister.
d8eXcj>i8cos, ov, contr. dScXcj^Sovs, ov, 6, (dScAôs) a, brother's or sister's son, a nephew. d8eX<j>t8T], 77, Att. contr. for d8eX(piO(ij, (dSeAcpds) a brother's or sister's daughter, a niece.
Ep. d88-rjv, Att. aS-rjv, Adv. (*d56cy) Lat. enough, abundantly ; fopevat doSrjv to eat their Jill, of horses dorjv TroAejwoto enough of war ^
d8t]v,
;
dSrjv ex*i.v TIVOS to

d-8-qpis, teas, 6,
77,
have enough of a thing.

(a privat., orjpis} without strife. without strife or orjpiofjiai')
II.
d-8ifjpiTOS, ov, (a privat.,

battle, uncontested.
unconquerable.
d8rj(r6ic, aor. I opt.

d8if)cr<i), fut.
of d8ccu.
of dvSdvca.
dSeXc^CSiov, TO,
Dim. of dScA^ds, a
(dSeA^ds)
to
little
brother.
d8eX4>ito,
ther.
fut. Att. to),
adopt as bro-
or "AtS-qs, ov, 6, Att., but also 'AiS^s [wo-], ao and (QJ: Hades, the god of the lower world, Lat.
d'Bifis
Adv. -KWS. ov, brotherly. dSeXtjjo-KTovos, Ion. dSeXcjjeo-KTovos, ov, (doeX<pos,

d8eXc|>iK6s,
KTfivoi)
77,
murdering a brother or
sister.
I.
d8Xcj>6s, (a copul., oeX<pvs) : dSeA<os, Ion. -c/>eos, Ep. -(petos,

doe\(f>oi brothers
<pos,
77,
as Subst.
o,
a brother;
II.
in pi.
tv and tts 'AiSao, Attic kv and 4s "AtSov : (with or without Sojuos), in or into the house of Hades. II. later, the grave, death. dSTj-<j)aYos, ov, (dorjv, â-yfa/) eating to excess, devouring, gluttonous. a-8flWos, ov, (a privat., 87700;) not wasted.
Pluto
and
sisters.
ov, brotherly or sisterly : geminus, in pairs, twin, also twin to a thing, just like
it.
as Adj. dSeAhence like Lat.
d-Sidpuros,
d-8iaKptTOS,
ov,
(a
privat.,
Sm/3cuV<u)
not to
be
'
crossed, impassable.
\
ov,
(a (a
privat.,
Hence
gtiishable: unintelligible.
Siatcpivoj) undistin2. undecided.
dScXcôTirjs, 77TOS, 77, brotherhood, brotherly kindness. 2. a family of brothers, a brotherhood.
d-SidXcwrros, ov,
mitting, unceasing.
privat.,
-ccs.
diaXf'nrcu)
uninter-
Adv.
a-8v8pos,
ov, (a privat., 5ev8pov)
without
trees.
d-8idXXaKTOS,
cilable,
ov, (a privat., oiaXXdffaoti) irrecon-
d-Sefjios, ov, (a privat., Sextos)
awkward.
d-8pKT|s, fs, (a privat., 5epKOfj.ai} unseen, invisible. d-8epKTOS, ov, (a privat., OfpKOfMi) not seeing, Adv. -TCUS, without looking. sightless, ofj.fj.aTa. d-Seo-jxos, ov, (a privat., Seo*/xos) unfettered, unbound ; d8f<rfj.os (pvXaicri, Lat. libera custodia, of prisoners suffered to be at large on parole. d-BecriroTOs, ov, (a privat., ofairoTrjs) without a master : of writings, anonymous.
>,
TCWS
allowing no reconciliation. cx fiv to ^ e irreconcilable.
Adv., d5ia\\dtc-
dissoluble.
d-StaAtiTOS, ov, (a privat., SmAvcw) undissolved: in2. irreconcilable. Adv., doia\vTa)s

lv to
fX
^ e ifreconcilable.
d-8iav6i]TOs, ov, (a privat., Stavoeo/ww) incompreII. act. not understanding, silly. hensible.
ov, (a privat., Se'cu)

(s,
unbound :
free.
d-Siavros, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., Siaivoi) unwetted: d8iavTOv, TO, a plant, maiden's hair. d-SidiravcTTOS, ov, (a privat., StaTravcy) not to be
stilled, incessant, violent.
(a privat., SeO/cos) not sweet, sour,
bitter, Lat. acerbus.
d-8vJ/T|Tos, ov, (a privat., Seê'cu) untanned. *'AAE'X1, to please, obsol. pres., whence dvSdvcu
to error, infallible.
d-Sid-irraJTOS, ov, (a privat., SiairiirToi) not liable Adv. -row.

d-8ido-iracTTOS, ov, (a privat., 8mo-7rda>)
not
torn
has
aor. 2, and pf. : v. dvSdvcu. *'AAE'fl, to be sated, obsol. pres., whence come aor. i opt. dSorjffeif or dorjffete, may he be sated;
its fut.,
asunder, unbroken.
headstrong.
Adv.
-TCUS.
d-8idTpiTTOs, ov; (a privat., SiaTpeirca) immovable, Adv. -TCUS. Hence
and
pf. part.
aSS^/coVes or dorjtcoTfs, sated.
Cf.
d'cu,
satio.
d8iaTp4/Ca, 77, immovableness, obstinacy. d-8id^0apTOS, ov, (a privat., Stac/>0f/>o>) incorruptible.
d8ta4>0opia,
d-8idc}>0opos,
incorruptible.
fj,
freedom from corruption.
From
d-8|jn]TOS,
p-aros,
77,
ov, (a privat.,
:
oa/j.dca')
poet, for dSci-
ov,
(a privat., 8ia<0etpcy) incorrupt,

:
untamed
of cattle, unbroken, wild; of mai-
II. imperishable. not different d-8id<j>opos, ov, (a privat., oia^pca')
dens, unmarried.
qLSo-jBa-rrjS, ov, 6, (aSjys, j6aiVa>) to Hades. [0S]
one who has gone
indifferent.
d-88aKTOS, ov, (a privat., taught, unlearned, rude. learnt : also, learnt without teaching. d-BiejjepYcwrros, ov, (a privat., 8ttg(pydoiMi) not to be wrought out or finished. d-8tego8os, ov, (a privat., Stco8os) without outlet.
8rSdo-/y) of persons, unII. of things, not
a8tov, Dor.
!
for tfStov, neut. Comp. of ?)6vs. 0,801, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of avodvoj.
II. d-8oKT]TOS, ov, (a privat., So/few) unexpected. Adv. -r<as, also neut. dooKrjra as Adv.
;
inglorious.
unexpectedly
so also, diro rov dSoKrjrov.

ov,
d-8oKijjtao-TOS,
(a privat., SoKifMôj) untried,
II.
act.
unable
(a
to
get out.
Step-ydô/oit)
unproved,
not
ous, base,
[r]
d-Siep-ycuTTOS,
ov,
privat.,
d-S6Kt|Aos, ov, (a privat., 8or/ôs)
worked
out, unfinished.
mean.
fut.
-fjata,
II.
unproved, spurirejected as spurious, re[a]
d-8iep6tvT]TOS, ov, (a priv.,

d-8iT|YT] TOS
oz/ >
Siepfwdoj) unexamined.
te.
privat., oirjyfofMi} indescribable. privat., SiKa^co)
d8o\<TX0),
to
talk idly, to prate,
d-SuKaoros, ov, (a
without judg-
From
d8o-\arxT]S, ov, o, also dSo-Aco-xos, ov, (d'Sos, \II. in X r}} a prating fellow. good sense, a
keen, subtle reasoner.
ment given, undecided.

d8iK6ip.VOS, Boeot. for TySt/fT^cVos, part. perf. pass, of dSi/f ecu. aor. I f. 770-0? impf. ifiirceov, Ion. tvv
: :
[a]
Hence
II.
d8o\<rxta,
subtlety,
77,
prating, frivoliy.
keenness,
pf. jjoiferj/ca, pf. rjoircTjiJiai

:
Pass.,
with
:
fut.
med.
ddiKrj-
[a]
Hence
trans, c. ace. pers. to
jure : thing
c.
:
dupl. ace., Pass, to be wronged or injured.
II. to do wrong. (d8tos) do one wrong, to wrong, ind8. nvd to wrong one in a
dSiKt]p.a, TO, (d8ttfcu) a
wrong
done, a wrong, in-
jury, Lat. injuria to one.
c.
gen., dS. Ttôs
a wrong done
dSoXecrxiKos, 77, ov, disposed to prate, frivolous, [a] d-8oXos, ov, guileless, artless : in Att. esp. of treaII. of liquids, unties, without dishonest intent. mixed, pure. Adv. -Acys, without fraud. aSov, Ep. for eaSoi/, aor. 2 of di/Sdvaj. a8ov, impf. of a8a>. d-86vrjTOS, ov, (a privat., Sovco;) not shaken.
dSovts, tSos,
T),
verb. Adj. of dSiKccw, one ought to
do
poet, for dijdovis. [a]

II.
wrong.
d8tKia,
(j.a.
77,
(dSi/tecS)
wrong,
act of
offence,
dSitcr)-
d-86âcrTOS, ov, (a privat., Soafo;) unexpected. not matter of opinion, i. e. certain.

dSogeco,
f.
II.
dSGiciov, TO,
= d8i/tr)fj.a,
injustice.
rjaoj,
(d'8oos) to be of no reputation, stand

II. trans, to
an
wrong.
in
ill
repute.
ill
bold in no esteem.
a-8licos, ov, (a privat., St/o?) of persons and things, doing wrong, unrighteous, unjust; ddifcos els TI
:
Hence
d8o|ia,
77,
repute, dishonour.
d-8oos, ov, (a privat., 8oa) disreputable, disgraceunjust in a thing, irtpi nva in respect to a person 2. obscure, ignoble. ddircos \6yos a plea of injustice ; dSt/mw x ei P& v dpai ful. V to begin lawless acts of violence ; dSiKos TT\OVTOS cos, TO, satiety, loathing.
AAO2,
unrighteous gain. matched, as horses.

nefastus.
wrong, improper, illi. e. dvfv SIKWV, a day on which the courts were shut, Lat. dies
III. dSifeos rj^fpa,
II.
u8os, cos, TO, Dor. for T^Sos, joy. d-8oTOS, ov, (a privat., St8cv/it) without gifts. d-SoiAos, ov, (a privat., SouA-os) without slaves, unattended, deserted.
Hence
Adv. without right or reason.
77,
d8iKcos,
dBivos,
ov,
(018771')
close,
thick:
as
hence
2.
I.
d-SovXcoros, ov, (a privat., oov\6ca) unenslaved. d-8ovin]TOS, ov, (a privat., 8ot>7reo>) noiseless.
crowded or thronged, close-packed.

loud, esp. of sounds: also neut. dSivov and
vehement,
dSivSis,
d8pdvia, Ep. d8paviTj,

active, listless, feeble.
77,
inactivity.
From
more
ddivd,
freq.
Adv.
ind-8pS,vf|s or d-8pav7)S, ts, (a privat., Spaivoj)
vehemently,
loudly;
Comp. ddivwTcpov.
d-8ioiicirjTOs, ov,
[a]
(a privat., Sioi/fecu) unarranged. d-8t6p0ci)TOs, ov, (a privat., oiopOota) not corrected:

incorrigible.
Neme'ASpdo-reia, Ion. 'ASpTjo-Teta, 77, a name of from an altar erected to her by Adrastus later as Adj., epith. of Ne/ieats, not to be escaped, as if
sis,
:
from
o'lffrdfa')
oiSpdcrKOJ, cf. sq.
4-8i<rraKTOs, ov, (a privat.,

ing.
without doublnot
Adv. -TOW.
ov, (a
privat.,
d-Spaorros, Ion. d-Sp-rjo-ros, ov, (a privat., 8tS()do"*a') not running away, not inclined to run away.
o!-Bpir]crTOS, ov,
d-8iv|;os,
thirsty.
8/â)
without
thirst,
d-BpciTTOS, ov, (a privat., SpeVo;) unplucked. Ion. for d-Spaffros.
d-8p.T|S, ^TOS, 6, 77, d8p.TjTis, 180$, ace.
= d'5/tt7TOS.
dS^riv,
fern,
'ASpCas,
ov, Ion. 'ABpCijs, ccy, 6, the Adriatic Sea.
Hence
13
ov, of the Adriatic. d-Spijit/s, u, (o privat., opifivs) not (art or pungent. 'AAFO'2, d, 6v, properly stout, thick : hence full17,
'A8piariKos and 'ASpvrjvos,
o dei
j '
KpaT&v the
;
ruler
for
the time being,
whoever
is
6 act @aai\(vs the reigning king. Besides dd the Ion. and poet, forms aid and aUv are very comruler
grown, ripe
well-grown : stout, large, fat Hence rally, strong, great in any way. = sq. dSpoo-wr), 77,
:
gene-
mon
in
Dor. also
ote's, de's,
and
de'.
dei-|3oXos, ov, (dd, /3dAAo>) continually thrown.
d8pOTT|s, ?7Tos, 77, (dSôs) stoutness : ripeness, fulII. abundance. ness, esp. of the body.
d8poc|a,ai, Pass, (dfyos) to one's strength.
d8ptjv<o, (dEpus) to
d.i-YVTT|S, poet. aii--yveTTjs, ov, 6, (dd, ~fcvia6ai) epith. of the gods in Homer, like allv !<Wes, ever
existing, immortal. , dt--y6VYjs, e's, Att. for dfi-ytvtTTjs. deiBe, Ep. 3 imperf. or 2 imperat. of ddloj.
grow
:
ripe: to come to
make
ripe
Pas?, to
grow
dov-YXcocro-os, -irrjs,
-jJLcXTjs,
Dor. for
7781;-.
d-8Cvap.ia, 77, (a privat., : poverty. d-8t5vacria, 77, = dbvvapia. dSvvuTca), f. 770*0;, (dbvvaTos) Hence power, or abili'y.
ovva/us) want of
weakness
d-eiSeXos, ov, (a privat., *t8oj) unseen, dark. d-etSiqs, es, (a privat., *ei'Scu) unseen, without bodily II. (a privat., etSeVcu) unknown, obscure. strength, form. dei-8ivr]TOS, ov, (dd, bivtoj) ever revolving, [t] Att. contr. <j[8&> impf. ijeibov, Ep. dttbov, 'AEI'Afl,
ripe.
:
to
want
strength,
Att. rjSov
fut. deiaoftai, Att. acrobat,
Dor. dafvpat
:
dSCvdria,
37,
= dSvvaîa.
rarely ddaca, Att. curou, Dor. oVo; : aor. I Têto-o, Ep. deiaa, Att. 770-0 : Pass., aor. I yaBrjv pf. 770-7001 :
to
2. d-S-uvaros, ov, unable to do a thing, c. inf. absol. without strength, powerless, weakly : of things,
sing
hence of
croak, etc.
to
disabled:
TO ddvvaTov want of strength. II. Pass, unable to be done, impossible : TO dS. impossiIII.
twang,
all kinds of voices, to crow, twitter, also of other sounds, of the bow-string of the wind to whistle, of a stone to
bili'y.
Adv.
-TO>S,
without power, feebly, [u]
ring. descant on.

Pass, to
II.
trans.:
I. c. ace. rei, to
sing, chaunf,
3.
2. c. ace. pers. to sing,
praise.
d8tis, ea, v,
Dor. for
fjovs.
resound with song.

(dd,
wfj)
d-8vTos, ov, (a privat., 3ixu) not to be entered: hence as Subst. dSvTov, TO, the innermost sanctuary or shrine, Lat. adytum : also dSvros, 6.
oL5<),
dei-coos, ov, Att. contr. de-t>s, <w,

cverliving, everlasting.
e's,
Att. contr. for ddbca, q. v.

f],
d8cjv, ovos,
Dor.
the
for dijSajv, the nightingale,
[d]
ai-0aXi']s, (dd, 0aAos) ever-green. d-6iKiT] or -Ci] [t], Att. contr. aiKia [t], seemly treatment, an outrage, insult, affront.
77,
un:
'ABwvia,
TO.,
'A8a)vtd^co, to keep the Adonia.

'AScovtacrjxos, ov,
6,
mourning for Adonis. Hence

the
d-ciKcXios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet, form for sq. contr. OiWAtos. Adv. -tcos.
d-6iKT|s,
e's,
mourning for Adonis.

'
"ABwvts,
icos,
o,
Adonis.
2.
ASuvidos
KTJITOI,
pots for sowing quick-growing herbs in. [a] a-BiopirjTOS, ov, (a privat., 3a'pe'oynai) = d'-cypos.
d-8topo86ici]TOs,
ov,
unseemly, pitiful, mean, shameful. Adv. in unseemly manner.

d-etKiirj,
77,
Att. contr. atKTjs, fs, (a privat., eics) Neut. dctes as
(a
privat.,
Sa-poSo/cec;)
sq.
deiKi^co,
1/dtciaa,
Adv.
TOJS.
deutdr]. Att. contr. aiKico, fut. Att. -iw : Ep. ddKiaaa: Ep. aor. pass. inf.
:
aor. I
deiKi-
d-SwpoSoKos,
no
ov, unbribed, incorruptible.
ffOfjvai
(deinrjs')
to treat unseemly, insult, abuse.

tcivtca)
d-Stdpos, ov, (a privat., Swpov) without gifts, taking gifts, unbribed: adcapa Sccpa gifts that are no
II.
dei-KivrjTOS, ov, (dd, tual motion, [t]
ever moving, in perpe-
gifts.
giving no
d-Swnqs,
nothing.
ov, 6,
gifts, fruitless. (a privat., StSoyu) one
diKi<r0Yj|Xv<u, aor.
I pass. inf.
who
gives
,
deiKioxrdji'Tjv,
of dfiKifa. Ep. aor. I act. and med. of
dd. [a] d-eBvos, ov, (a privat., ?oVa) undowered. a0Xvco, Ep. and Ion. for d0Aeixy.
dcOXect),
ae, Dor. for
Att. fut.
C.61KWS, Ion. deiKtcos,
Adv. of
daitrjs, shamefully.
Ep. and Ion. for dflAeo;
Ion. impf. deflAeov.
a60X7)TT|S, Ep. and Ion. for d0\r)Tr}s. deGXiov, TO, Ep. and Ion. for aO\ov properly neut.
:
cci-XaXos, ov, (dd, AaAta;) ever-babbling. detXo-yia, 77, as Att. law-term, TIJV deiXoyiav ircp*X ftv irpoTdveadai to court continual inquiry. From
*
from
dc-GXios, ov, also o, ov,
(d'eflAov)
;
running for
{j.rj\ov
the
det-Xoyos, ov, (dd, \tya}) always talking. had dei-fxvTjcrTOS, ov, also 77, ov, (dd, p.ip.vriaKotJLai) in everlasting remembrance: ever-memorable, everlasting.
prize; de'Âtos 'nrTros a race-horse d*0\iov apple of discord. dcOXov, TO, Ep. and Ion. for aOXov. a0Xos, 6, Ep. and Ion. for o0Aos.
the
Adv.
TQJS.
<uv,
dei-vaos, ov, contr. di-va>s,

ever-flowing.
dci-vrjo-Tvs, (OS, o,
77,
(dd, VOM)
dtvaos,
ever-fasting.
de0Xo-(j)6pos, ov, Ep. and Ion. for u0Ao-<cpos. d.i, Adv. ever, always, for ever : dtvp' dd ever up to this time also els dd or daad. With the Artie.
:
dei-irXavos, ov, (dd, TrXavdoâi) ever-wandering. deipa, Ep. for 776^0, aor. I of ddpa.
deipai, aor.
I
inf.
of ddpoj.
afipoos
contr. dd-povs, ovv, sq. dci-poos, ov, dci-pvros, oi/, (dei, /;eo>) ever-flowing.
aepcrtTroY???.
expected
contr.
to he despaired of:
deXirra, neut.
pi.
as
'AEIT^,
depca
:
Att.
I
atpa)
fut.
dpu>
[a],
from
Adv. unexpectedly. deXiTTuis, Adv. of
II. act.
hopeless, desperate.
df\rrTr)s, unexpectedly.
dt-vaos, ov, also Ep. dei-vaos, contr. deu-vcos, ow, Med., fut. dpovEp. acipa. aor. i -qîpd^v from depovpai (dfi, vdca) ever-flowing : generally, everlasting, neverpai [a], contr. Adv. -doos. Pass., aor. I f,ep9rji>, Ep. deo^T/i/: pf. Tât Ep. 3 sing, failing. to lift, dvaos. for the Att. forms, v. aipca dc-vdcav, ovcra, ov, plqpf. aupTO to carry off as : o.VTs, part. pi. of d?7^t. heave, raise up, hence to bear, carry Med. to lift up : dcî-Ytitos, ov, (d(ca, yviov) strengthening the limbs. plunder but also, to hand, offer Pass. dc^C-voos, ov, contr. dei-C-vovs, ovv, (de^cu, i/oos) for oneself, i. e. bear off, win, take for oneself: fovXeov strengthening the mind. to be hung up, to hang ; (j.dx ai P a va P^ fty* 08 2. beside the sword sheath. aî-{j>vXXos, ov, (df^ca, (pvXôv) making leaves dojpro the dagger hung
aor.
act. rjeipa,
:
: :
to raise or stir
up ; deipaaOai rd
Iffria to hoist sail
grow,
leafy.
Pass, to raise up, arise. detora, Ep. aor. I of deiou.
detom,
,
part.
TO, poet,
pi.
nom. pi. fem. of drj/M. and Ion. for afffjua,

of
deidoj.
A UGEO
as
ai-(|>iiTOS, ov, (de^tu, (pvrov) making plants grow. 'AE'Sn, Ion. and poet, for AT'EH, avdv<a, Lat.
:
used by the old poets only in pres. and

;
i,
ofdrjiu.
es,
fut.
,
(da, tyavrjvai)
have a fut. derja<a, aor. I ^ffrjffa to make to med. de?7(ro/n, pf. pass. 7yerj/iat grow, increase, foster, strengthen : to heighten, mulPass, and Med. to increase, wax great: ever-shining or ap- tiply :
ddSca for adca.
impf.
:
later poets
fut.
pearing. or everai-(J>povpos, ov, (act, (ppovpa) ever-watched watching, ever-wakeful.

aei-fyvyla,
r),
prosper.
depydt] or
for dfpyia. -Crj [i], Ion.
(dei, (pvyrj} exile for life.
dei-xpovios, ov, (dtt, xpuvos) everlasting. G.Ka6{A6vos, 77, ov, (dcKow} unwilling, resisting;
sr&AA' dfKa6(jLVos, Virgil's multa reluctans. d-KT|Xtos, ov, for det/ceAtos.
a not working, idleness. [t], 77, a lying fallow or waste. From d-epyos, contr. dpyos, cV, (a privat., .*e'p7<u) not Adv. -70)3. working, idle. cUpSTjv, contr. d'pSTjv, Adv. (deipcv) lifting up.
it]
d-epY"qs, fs, depYici, Ion.

2.
= d-epyos.
field,
[f]
of a
deia}Ti or dcKTjTi, will, often in Homer

vito
;
(dc/rcwi')
c.
Ep. Adv. against the gen.; aev dtKrjTi, Lat. te in-
dcpOcis, aor.
I pass. part,
of deipca.
Oewv
dtKTjTi, Lat. Diis
non
propitiis.
ci-6Kovicrios, ov, also a, OP, Att. contr. dicoij<rtos, ov,
(a privat., e/fouo"tos) against the will, forced, involuntary.
for êpOrjffav, 3 pi. aor. I pass. dcpOir], 3 sing, of same tense. also a, ov, Ion. Tjeptos, 77, ov, (drjp, ?jp, depios, ov, II. in the air, wz's/, or thick air : cloudy. T?pt) z
otp0v, Dor. and Ep.

:
of dfipa)
high in air.
d-KO)v, Att. contr.
UKWV
[a], outra, or,

:
fffwv} against the will, unwilling
(a privat., without design or
a-spicTos, ov, (a privat

ttepo(3aT6n>,
f.
r)ffto,
to
fpyca) unfenced, open. tread in air, walk the air.
purpose. deXios, Dor. for rj\ios, ij\ios. deXXa, Ep. deXXi), rjs, 77, (aw, d'?7^0 a stormy wind, a whirhuind. 2. metaph. of any whirling motion
From
dpo-j3a,TY]S, ov, o, (drip, 00-ivoa) one who treads in air. e.po-Stvf|S, Ion. r,po-8ivTjs, cs, (d{]p, diveai) wheel-
ing in
air.
[ae]
cUXXalos, a, ov, (d'e\Xa) stormy, swift as the storm. deXXds, does, 77, = df \Xatos. dcXXiqs, fs, (deA\a) eddying. dXXo-jjiAx os OI/ (df\\a, judôyiiat) struggling with
5
dcpo-BovTjTOS, ov, (d-qp, ficvioj) tossed in mid air, soaring. From ucpoopojAcco, f. 770-0;, to traverse air. d.po-8p6|j,os, ov, traversing air. depo-ctSTjS, es, (drjp, eTSos) like the sky or air, misty:
see f](poidr}s.
the storm, [a]
deXXo-TTOs, Homeric form of sq. deXXo-irous, o, 77, TTOvi', TO, gen. ?ro5os, (a'eAAa, TTOUS) storm-footed, swift as the storm, only found
in Ep. form deXXo-Tros, like dpri-iros, TTOV\V-TTOS, etc.: dat. pi. dcAAoTToSeo'O'ti'.
apo-Kopa|, aos,
\
6,
depo-Kowov};,
a.po-}jiaxieL,
<UTTOS, 6,
77,
an air-raven. an air-gnat.
(drjp,
Atd^)
(d-fjp,
o.
battle in the air.
depo-jjieTpeco, f. 770-0;, air : to lose oneself in
p.frp(a) to measure the

'
vague speculation.
vf)xfj ai ^ floating in
air,
dcXirreto, (d'eATTTos) to be without hope, to despair.

d-6XiTTT|S, es, (a privat., eATrojuat)
dcp o-vTjx'HS,
es, (aT/p,
of
unhoped for, un:
expected.
the clouds. dcppa>, Aeol. for deipoj.

dcptri-icapirjvos, ov,
\
dcXiTTia, 77, an unloosed for event Lat. ex insperato, unexpectedly.
1^ dfXirTiijs,
2.
(dfipoj,
fcdptjvov}
carrying the
(detpcu,
despair.
head high. \KO\

depcrt-TroTTjs, ov, 5,
From
a-sXirros, or, (a privat., cA-Tro/tat) unloosed for, un-
and Qepai-iroTTjTOS, ov, hovering on high.
15
depoa-irovs,
lifting
o,
77,
irovv, TO, gen. irodos, (detpa;, TTOUS) to
d-qSovLos, ov.
dirjSco, ovs,
77,
(07780/1')
77,
up the feet, brisk-trotting. depraô, poet, form of detpcu,

au),
dtjBovis, idos,
/j#
wp
impf.
= = drjowv,
of or belonging to a nightingale.
drjo'citt',
a nightingale. a nightingale.
= deprafa
drjSwv,
:
77,
Att. 6, gen. drjSovos or drjfiovs, (detScu)
aor. I tjfpTrjaa.
pf. pass, rjep-
des, Dor. for det. [a] decra, I pi. de'craûei/ and dffafjifv, 3 pi. deffav, inf. decrcu, aor. I prob. from an obsol. root de'cu, = evScy,
/o s/ee/>
:
a nightingale; properly the songstress. of drjorjs, drjocus %x iv to be unfriendly. d-rjSios, Adv. dif|0ia, Ion. aTj0tT] [i], 77, (drjOrjs) unaccustomedness, novelty, the being unaccustomed to a thing drjd.
:
no other
rj,
tenses in use.
Akin
to
drjfjii,
iavoj,
TIVOS inexperience of a thing. for drjOeca, to be unaccustomed to a dir)0e<rcro), poet,

thing, c. gen.
:
impf. drjOcavov.
dricj>po(ruvi(],
silliness, folly,
in plur. decruppo-
d-T|0i]S,
es,
(a privat.,
-0cus.
fjOos)
2.
ovvai.
From
gen.
oi/os,
strange:
(ddcu,
<ppr]v)
Adv.
II.
77,
unwonted, unusual, unused to a thing, c.
dco-i-cjjpcov, ov,
injured i&
gen.
di]0ii],
mind:
eagle,
'AETO'5
dard. [d]
witless, silly, infatuated, [a] or aUros, also poet. CUTJTOS, ov, o,

II.
= drjdeia,
without %0os or character.

q. v.
an
aTj0iop,cu, Dep. (077^775) to be unaccustomed.

aT|0tos,
di]|Jia,
Lat. aquila.
an eagle
as
a stan-
Adv. of
TO,
drjOrjs,
unexpectedly.
deT-o>8t]s, es,
(deros, etSos) eagle-like. [a]
*'AETl,
to sleep, v.
"AZA,
C U -)
77,
aeaa. properly dryness, heat: also mould, (v. sub

ov,
to
a, harsh, cruel.
ddAeos,
(acw)
pass, dry,
parched: hence
II. act.
parching, scorching.
up.
ddvo>, (a$y)
dir]Aia,
rj,
dry or />arc
simplicity. From a-ir]Aos, ov, like d^Xcyros, unenviable, miserable : inconsiderable, mean. o/ to be en-vied. d-ifjA.a>Tos, ov, (a privat., Â.ocu)
freedom from jealousy :
a blast, wind. diqp,vai,, Ep. for drjvai, inf. of drjfu. V AHMI, 3 sing, drjffi, 3 dual O.TJTOV (not deTOi/), 3 pi. inf. drjvai, Ep. dr^JLtvat deiffi ; imper. 3 sing. d^Tcu Pass. part, dets Ep. 3 sing. impf. 077, 3 pi. dfffav to Ep. 3 sing. impf. d^TO drjfjiai, part. drjfj.vos the pass, forms breathe hard, blow, of the wind sometimes mean to be beaten by the wind, but more often to toss or wave about as if in the wind; hence
(dijfjLi)
; :
:
to be
spread abroad.
dcpos,
:
aTJvai, inf. of dijfu.
d-îf)fiios,
01%
(a privat.,
îjfj.ia)
without
loss, scot-
Adv. -icus, with free : not deserving punishment : 2. not amounting to punishment, impunity. harmless.
d^Tjrat, 3 sing. pass. subj. of acu.
d-if|TT]Tos, ov, (a privat., fr/re'cu) es, unceasing, excessive :
*s>
..
Att. o, Ion. and Ep. dtjp or TjT|p, Horn, and Hes. the lower air, the atmosphere or thick air that surrounds the earth, opp. to alOijp the pure upper air, v. esp. II. 14. 288 hence misty darkness, mist, gloom : but later generally air.
dif|p,
77,
?}epos,
77
in
(From
unexamined.
*d'o;,
drjiu.}
77,
[a]
more
freq. as
II.
Adv.
hard,
unceasingly, beyond measure.
rough. (Deriv. uncertain.) d-^vyos, ov, =a-v, ill-matched: unmarried. d-i)p,os, ov, (a privat., fyfj.7)} unleavened : ra d^vfjui, the feast of unleavened bread. OL-V, vyos, 6, 57, (a privat., ^vyrjvai} tinyoked, un-
drjfjui., a blowing, [a] d-T|TnjTOS, ov, (a privat., Tô-ado/ttit) unconquered, not beaten : unconquerable. aT](ru\os, for aiffvXos, wicked.
aTjcris, ecus,
(drjfjii)
d-T|cr<nrjTOS, Att.
aTjavpos, ov, (*da>, drjfu) light as air

d^nrj,
77,
little.
= 077x775.
dT|TTjs, ov, 6, (doj, drjfu}
blast,
gale, wind.
drjTO, Ep. 3 sing. impf. pass, ofdrjfj.1.
paired
y
unmarried, unwedded. to dry, dry up, parch : Pass, to be parched up, pine away through grief. used as Dep. aofj.ai, and only in "AZfl, mostly to stand in awe of, dread the gods pres. and impf.
:
AZfl,
dijTOv, 3 dual pres. of dTjju. in dirp-os, ov, an old word, only
II.
21. 395, prob.
from
drjfu,
hence
orig. stormy,
and so
violent, terrible;
cp. aiijTos.
or one's parents doing ; or pr)

struck.
f.
also followed
,
by
:
inf. to
to
fear
lest
be afraid of absol. to be awe-
crt/Sca.
3 sing, imperat. of dr]fj.t. d-0d\a(r(ros, Att. -TTOS, ov, (a privat., 6d\aaffa) without sea, inland. d-0o\d<rcrwTOS, Att. -TTCOTOS, ov, (a privat., 0adifjTa),
a-co<rTos,
ov,
(a
privat.,
uvvv[u)
ungirt
from
\acra6a}} never
having been at
sea.
hurry
air],
generally, not girded.
d-0a\T|s,
es,
(a privat., 0ciAos) not verdant. (a privat., 0aA7ros) without warmth.
3 sing. impf. of drjju. ^5os) unpleasant, annoying : of persons, unfriendly, morose. Hence d-qSta, 57, (drjSrjs) a being displeased, disgust, disd-T]8T|s, es, (a privat.,
like.
II.
d-0a\TTTjs,
e's,
d-0ap.j3TjS, es, (a privat., Qdnfios} fearless.
d0oya<ria,
to
77,
(dddvaros) immortality.
to
d0avcma>, (dââros)
immortal.
make immortal:
II.
Pass.
unpleasantness, odiousness.
become or be immortal.
to
hold oneself
iJS, ecus,
Ep. gen.
7705,
17,
a young nightingale.
16
aOdvaros
:
aOopvfi
'A0T]VT|(ri, Adv. at Athens. d0Tjvido), to long to be at Athens.
d-Odvaros, ov, also rj, ov, not subject to death, unhence dying, immortal, opp. to Ovrjrus and Pporvs dddvarot, ol, the Immortals, of the Gods, also of a body of troops that is kept at a certain number : of
things, everlasting.
d-0aiTTOS, ov, (a privat., 6din<a) unburied.
II.
'A0T|vo0v, Adv. from Athens. 'A0HT, epos, 6, the beard or spike of an ear of II. the corn, an ear of corn itself, Lat. spica. point or barb of a weapon, [a]
d-0T)pclTOS, ov, (a privat., Oijpdca') not to be caught. d-0TjpevTOS, ov, (a privat., Brjpfvoj} not hunted. d0T]pir]-Aoi/y<)S> o, (dOrjp, \oiyos) consumer of ears of cf. corn, of a winnowing fan dOrjpu-ftpojTos.
:
unworthy of burial.
dOdpi], also d0TjpTj, 77, groats or meal, porridge made of it. [a#a-] d-Oaptrqs, fs, (a privat., Qdpaos) discouraged. d-0avjj,a<rTOs, ov, (a privat., 0av/*dcu) not wonder-
a,0-]p6-|3pa>TOS, ov, (dOrjp, fiiffpajaKoj)
ing at anything.
Adv. -ras.
II.
not admired.
:
of corn
dOr)pu(3p<t}Tov
d-0o.TOS, ov, (a privat., 0edo//ai) unseen, invisible secret. II. act. not seeing, blind to.
d-0T)pos, ov,
devouring ears opyavov a winnowing fan. without wild beasts or (a privat., Orjp)
Orjffavpi^w) not Jit
game.
d-07)o-aijpi<rros, ov, (a privat.,
d0i, (d'0eos) without the aid of God. d-0iaoros, ov, (a privat., Ofidôj) uninspired. a-0\KTOs, ov, (a privat., 6t\yca) implacable.
d-06|Ais, ITOS, 6,
rj,
Adv.
for hoarding up.

d-0tYT|S, es, (a privat., 6iyeiv}
= aOiKTOs.
lawless.
d-0|Aurrios,
privat.,
06//ts)
d-0t|xwrros,
and
d-0ejjitTOS,
ov,
(a
lawless, without
law or government,
godless, Lat. nefarius.
Adv.
-rcas.
without God, denying the gods : geneII. abandoned by the rally, godless, ungodly. Hence. gods. d-0OTr]s, TJTOS, 77, godlessness, ungodliness. d0paiTvo-ia, 77, want of attendance or care : c. gen.
d-0os,
ov,
d-0tKTOs, ov, (a privat., diyyavca) untouched : c. gen, untouched by a thing KfpSuiv dOiKros untainted by 2. not to be money; also c. dat. voaois ddifcros. II. act. not touched, holy, sacred. touching. cUJXetito, contr.from Ep. dtO\fi>co: fut. (VOQJ: (dO\os): to contend for a prize, combat, wrestle. 2. to
;
struggle, endure, suffer.

d0Xe,
to
f. aor. I r^Xtjaa 770-0; contend for a prize.

:
pf. rj6\r)Ka
2.
to
(aO\os}: endure, suf:
neglect of a thing.
From
fer.
II. to
be
an
athlete.
d-Oepdirevros, ov, (a privat., Ofpairfvo}) not attended II. unhealed, incurable. to, neglected.
d0Xt]|jia, TO, (a0Ae'co)
a contest, struggle.
:
II.
an
implement of labour.
d-0epico
Oepoi
= dcpairfvca)
c. ace.
Ep. aor.
:
aOepiga or
to slight,
make
laaa. : (a privat., light of, Lat. nihil
hard
d'OX-rjats, ccys, trial.
77,
(dÂecu) a contesting
a struggle,
curare,
<x0XT]TT|p, rjpos, 6, older

ov, (a privat., OfpfMivoj)
form of
dOXrjrris.
d-0pp,avTOs,
unheated; not
d0Xir]TT|s,
contr.
from
d(0\r)Tr}s, ov, 6,
(dÂecu)
etccited by passion.
a-0ep(ios, ov, without warmth.

77, (d'0eTos) unsteadiness, fickleness. d-060-p.os, ov, lawless. d-0r<J>STOs, ov, impossible even for gods to tell, in-
d0cria,
a prize-fighter, Lat. athleta. II. generally one practised or skilled in a thing, master of a thing, c. gen.
combatant,
champion:
a'0Xios,
a,
ov,
also
os,
ov,
contr.
expressible
:
f.
hence marvellously great, enormous.

lycrcu,
77,
d-0T0,
d-0TOS,
useless
:
(&$(TO$) to set aside, disregard.

(dderfca) abolition, rejection. Ti6r}fj.i) not placed, set aside,
(de0\ov, aO\ov} subject to the toils of conflict Hence generally, wretched, Lat. miser. a0Xi6-rr]S, 77x05, 77, suffering wretchedness.
d0Xo-06TT|p,
ijpos, 6,
from dtOXtos, : hence
d0err]<ris, ecus,
(aOXov,
Ti6-qp,i)
= dO\oOeTf]S.
Adv. dderus = dOefffj-ojs, lawlessly. in a godless manner. TO, contr. from Ep. deO\ov, the prize of d-0-rjXos, ov, (a privat., #77X17) unsuckled, weaned. contest, generally a gift, present: a reward, recomII. in plur. also = a0Aos, a contest, combat, d-0TjXvvros, ov, (a privat., 0r]\i>v(a) not made wo- pence. manish : masculine. '''AOAOIS, o, contr. from Ep. ae0Aos, a contest either 'A0T]vd, as, 77, contr. from 'AOrjvda or 'AOrjvaia, Ion. in war or sport, esp. contest for a prize : a conflict, *
ov, (a privat.,
ov, 6, (aOXov, riOy/Ac) one who awards the prize, the judge in the games, also jSpajSev's.
d0Xo-0Trjs,
d0os, Adv. of dOfos,
*AAON,
trouble. 'AOijvair], Dor. 'Addva, 'AOavaia, Aeol. 'A= aÂos. Athena, Lat. Minerva, the tutelary goddess of a.0Xco"uvT), 77, Athens. a0Xo-<f>6pos, ov, (aOXov, <ptp<y) bearing away the 'A0T|va, Adv. to or towards Athens. From prize, victorious, of horses. 'A0Tjvat, wv, at, the city of Athens, used in pi. like a-0oXos, ov, (a privat., 0oAos) not muddy, clear. >77/?at, Mv/tfjvai, because it consisted of several parts. d-06X&)TOS, ov, (a privat., 0oAc'cu) not muddied, un'AOrjvrj,
iifv*
...
T\
A/1'
>A/I
'
>A
L7-
Orjvda,
TO, ("Aerjvd') the temple of .Athena. ^'AOTjvaiov, 'A0Tf]vaios, a, ov, ('Aî/d) Athenian, of or
troubled.
from
Athens.
d-0optij3T]TOs, ov, (a privat., 0opu/3ea/) undisturbed. d-06pv|3os, ov, (a privat., 0cpv(3os) ivithout uproar,
'A0T)vT]0v or -06, Adv. from Athens.
undisturbed, tranquil.
Adv.
-jScus.
aOpavo-ros
d-0pavo-TOS, ov, (a privat., Qpa.v<a) unbroken. 'A0PETI, Att. dOpeo) f. 770-0; aor. 2 rjBpTjaa : 2. later, of the to took closely at, gaze at, observe. mind, to consider, think on, ponder : esp. in pres.
: :
AITAH.
at,
17
Exclam. of strong desire, O that! would that! Lat. utinam, in Horn, always at ydp. See a'iOe.
AI yA,
aldô),
77,
aiaypa, TO, a wailing

f.
gen. ai^s, pot3t. for yata, cry, lament.

a>,
yfj, earth,
land.
ace.
From
and
c.
and
aor. I imperat. dOpfi, dOprjaov, see, look, consider.
to cry alai or
ah
to wail,
d0pr]TOv, verb. Adj. of dOpeca, one must consider. d0poio> or d0poico: f. crca: aor. I rjOpoiaa: Pass., to gather aor. I ffipoia&rjv pf. jjOpoicrâi (dOpoos)
:
to bewail.
properly, everlasting, never-ending : hence wearisotne, of armies, to muster : (pofios ijOpoi- irksome : then generally, dismal, horrible. i. e. has arisen. AiavTiSirjs, ov, 6, (Ai'as, gen. -CLVTOS) son of II. at Athens, a citizen of the tribe Ajax. &0poicrts, vs, 77, (dQpoifa} a gathering, levying. that which is gathered, AlavTis, named after the Hero. u0poicrp.a, TO, (d&poiôj) aldvais, Adv. (alavrjs) for ever. gathering, collection. Aias, avTos, 6, Ep. voc. Aiav, Ajax. d0pourrov, verb. Adj. of dOpoifa, one must collect. alfBoi, faugh! exclam. of disgust or astonishment. d0poos, a, ov, old Att. aOpovs, ovv Comp. dOpo(apa, 6p6os) assembled in at-y-aYpos, 6, (at, dypos) a wild goat. WTfpos, later ddpovcrrepos II. crowds, collected together : dOpooi in crowds. Alya.los,ov,Aegaean: Aiyaiov -n (\ayos the Aegaean all at once, once for all; TO dOpoov the whole body, the sea, also called AIYO.ICOV, cuvos, 6. mass: collective; dOpua irdvr' direriaev he paid the atyaver], T), (a'() a hunting-i-pear, javelin. Adv. dOpoov and dOpLtus, at penalty of all at once ai-yetos, a Ion. rj, ov, (a'i) lengthd. for alyeos, of a goat or goats, Lat. caprinus: as Subst. alydrj (sub. III. immense, vast : also cononce, suddenly. tinuous, incessant. Sopd), r), a goat's skin. a 0pu?rros, ov, (a privat., OpvTrroj) unbroken, imAITEIPO2, 77, the black poplar, Lat. populus :
:
together, collect, esp. to levy forces ; irvv{J.a dOpoiPass, to be gathered or fav to collect one's breath
aiat, Exclam. alas ! Lzt..vae. alaKTos, T], ov, verb. Adj. of aidfa, lamentable. alavTis, Ion. aiTjvTjs, es, prob. from aifi, and so
crowded together
arai fear has gathered,
perishable.
d0v(XCi>,
f.
II.
rjfftu,
not enervated.
cf.
Aevr?.
,
(ddvîos) to be disheartened, to de-
ov, o,
(at, t\a\>voi) a goatherd, [a]
spond at or for a thing.

d0iip.T]TOv, heart.
verb. Adj. of dOvpfca, one
must
lose
ov, 6, fjem. ?TL$, iSos,
on the shore. From

strand.
alytaXos,
(aOvôs} want of beart, faintheartedness,
o, (diffaoj, ct'As) the sea-shore, beach,

T),
d0up.ia,
77,
aiYt-|3ocris, (us,
,
despondency.
d-0vfAOS, ov, without heart or spirit, spiritless, fainthearted. Adv., dOvfj-tus %x fiv t be despondent.
(a?. /3oa(y) a goat-pasture. ov, o, (ai'^, POTTOS) feeding goats. ov, (a'lg, /3c'aa;) browsed by goats.
77,
al-yC-0a\Aos,
a bird, the
d0up(xa, TO, (ddvpca) a plaything or toy : a delight. d0upp.aTiov, TO, Dim. of foreg., a little toy, a pet. dOCpo-yXcoTTos, ov, (aQvpos, y\wTTa} unable to
keep one's tongue within doors
:
ai'yt-Kvirjp.os, ov, (ai', fcvr]^rj)
alyi-Kopcis,
ioiv, ol,
Lat. parus. goal-thanked. (off, tcoptvvifj.i) feeders of goats,

tit,
goatherds.
aiyi-\u\t,
ai-yiXos,
liros, 6,
:
a babbler, chatterer.
77,
d-0vpos, ov, (a privat., Ovpa) without a door. ci.0tip6-crTOp.os, ov, (ddvpos, CTTOJM) babbling, of Echo.
tt-0upo-os, ov, (a privat., Qvpaos) without thyrsus. II. c. ace. to 'A0T'Pn, to play, amuse oneself.
even by goats
77,
hence
(o.i. \iir(iv) properly; deserted steep, sheer. [71]

2.
(cu) an herb of which goats are fond.
al-yi-vop-os, ov, (ai', vfftoj) browsed by goats. as Subst., alyovuftos, 6, a goatherd.
0,1^1-0x05, ov, (alyis, t\(a) aegis-bearing.

alYi-iroS-rjs, ov, o, (ai'^, TTCVS) goat-footed. alytirodijs. ai-yt-irovs, o, 77, irovv, TO, gen. irodos,
play at a thing, do it in play. [aOv] d-0t>pojTOS, ov, (a privat., Ovpuca) not closed by a
door.
a red flower, of al-yi-irvpos, o, (ai') a plant with
d-0tm>s, ov, (a privat., 6v<a) not offered, not to be offered, not accepted in sacrifice : generally, unhalII. act. without sacrificing. lowed. d-0wos, ov, (a privat., 0a>ri) unpunished, scotfree.
n\rjyS>v.
2.
c.
which goats were fond.

j
cu-yis, iSos,
77,
;
the aegis, or shield of Jupiter, described

:
in
gen. free from the penalty of, d$caos II. act. harmless.
Q<uTrf.vca)
(from diaao}, to rush or move violently} 2. later a rushing storm, hurricane, terhence II. from af, a goatrible as the shaken aegis.
II.
5.
738
skin coat.
,
d-0uiiTUTOS, ov, (a privat., tery : hence, rough, rude
without flat,
o, Dim. of af, a little gcat. Dor. for aly\r](ts.
d-OwpaKio-Tos,
breastplate.
oj/,
(a
privat.,
OwpaKifa')
without
'A0ws,
Ep. 'A06os, oca, al, Conj., Ep. and Dor. for

co,
6,
Mount
Athos.
al-yXas, dvTos, contr. for aly\d(is. the light of the sun, daylight 77, bright light, glitter, lustre, gleam, of metal.
AITAH,
any
2.
et, if.
metaph. splendour, glory.
Hence
18
,
?ffa, ev,
(s,
beaming, radiant.
AIV AOMAI,
bril-
impf. aiooftTjv, Ep. for aiosoficu,
7j'5e-
aiYXo-4>avT|s,
liant, lustrous.
(aij\t], âvrfvai}
beaming:
aiyo-fioo-Kos, 6v, (ai, Subst. a goatherd.

cu-yo-iccpcos,
o07ttu)
tending goats
as
Ai'8os, "A'uSi, Ep. gen. and dat. of 'Atorjs, from an obsol. nom. "Ais "AiSoaSf, and ds "AiooaSe, to the dwelling of Hades : dv "Ai'Sos (sc. oi'/ow), Att. kv
:
(ai', /repas)
Kpos,
6,
aw, gen. a, also alyoKcpcos, euros, 6, II. as Subst., 0:170goat-horned. Capricorn in the Zodiac. = alyivofj-os, a goatherd. o, s 6, 37, (a?,
,
'
aSov, in Hades. [at5-, but a sometimes.]

al86-<j>pa)v, ov,
gen. ovos, (alScjs,
<ppr]v*)
feeling re-
spect in
o,
= aiynrodrjs.
(ai'f,
770-0;,
mind, compassionate. and Ion. word (dVSpts) d-'iBpeC-q or -u] [i], 77, Ep. want of knowledge, ignorance : Ep. dat. pi. diopdrici. d-l8pis, i, gen. tos and eos, (a privat., t'Spts) unknowing, ignorant.
aryo-irp6o-a>iros, ov,
diSpo-SiKTjs, ov, Dor. -8iKas, a, 6, (cuopis, oinrj) unknowing of right or law, lawless, savage. [St] (yfy) a vulture, Lat. vultur. = dv-iopvTos, unsettled, unsteady. d-i8pvTOS, ov, Ai-Yvirrid(>, f. CLOOJ, to speak Egyptian. II. 'A'iScovevs, 6, lengthd. Ep. form of 'Atorjs. Al-yvnTurri, Adv. -in the Egyptian tongue. like an Egyptian, craftily. AI'Afl/5, oos, contr. ovs, 77, sense of shame, bash: a sense of shame or honour, alow AiY\mTO--y6VTjs, 4s, (AIJVJTTOS, yevos) of Egyptian fulness, modesty 0<70' Ivi Qvptp race. regard for others, respect, reveII- that which causes shame or respect, II. Afyvtrros, 77, rence. Ai-yvrrros, o, the river Nile. I. a shame, scandal; to Egypt. and so aiScbs, 'ApyfToi .Egy/tf : as Adv., AryuTTTovSe, 2. Taalooia. shame, ye Argivesl 3. dignity, ^ (<" o^wf ) goat-hoofed. aiy-ww^, vx os
al-yo-Tplxc>,
f.
(at, 0pt)
vpotreawov) goat-faced. to have goat's hair.
alyvmos,
6,
>
>
'AtSas, Dor. for

opai.
'Aiorjs, "Aiorjs.
alSeio, Ep. for ai'Seo, ai8ov, pres. imperat. of aloe-
majesty. aid, Ion. and poet, for del.

for di-ffverrjs, ever existing. ai6i--y6VTT)S, o, poet,
AFAE'OMAI
fut. cu8eVo/zat,
Ep. -tacropai
;
aor. I
(For compds. of aid here omitted,
v.
sub dd-.)
Ep. imperat. cuSetrcrcu also in pass, form to/e<?/ shame, be rjofffQTjv, Ep. 3 pi. ai'8ea0ev: Dep.: ashamed or /ear : also to respect, reverence a person c. inf. to be ashamed or afraid to do a 2. as Att. law-term, to feel pity for, hence thing.
TJ8fffa.fj.rjv,
:
auX-ovpos,
ai6v,
o,
77,
= aid.
Ion. for a't'\ovpos.
to
pardon,
esp. in aor. I aideffaaOai.
alev-virvos, ov, (alev, VTTVOS) lulling in eternal sleep. ales, Dor. for dd, aid. ateTos, 6, lengthd. form of deros, an eagle. ali[T|tos, lengthd. form of atôs.
alîrjos, o,
al86tr06v, for aldtffOqffav, 3 pi. aor. I of atSeo/zat. aiSecrOrjTi, aor. I imper. of atSeoftcu.
aiSe<n.|JLOS, oz/, (atSeoât) venerable.
an
active, vigorous, lusty
person
a man.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
aii]TOs, like arjTcs, terrible, mighty. aiTjTOS, 6, Dor. of acres, aleros, an eagle. = a'lOaXos, soot. [0a] al0dXif), 77, (at 0a;)
:
aiBecrvs, ecus, ^, (cuSeo/^cu) reverence, compassion.

alS6crcro}j(.at,
Ep.
(a
fut.
of
at'5e'o/xat.
a-tSir)Xos,
or,
privat.,
tSeu/)
making unseen
II. pass,
hence annihilating, destroying. unknown, obscure.

Sup. alSrjfjiovfffTfpos.
d-i8"f|S, es,
unseen,
al0aXi(ov, QJVOS, (at'0a\os) swarthy, dusky. ai0aX6eis, oeo-o"a, oev, contr. al0aXo\is, ovffffa, ovv,
(at'0aAos)
smoky, sooty, black.

6,
II.
burning,
alT||jU!}v, o^, gen. oi/os, (atSeojwai) bashful,
modest
blazing.
Adv.
-p.ov<us.
AF0AAO2,
thick
like At7vus, a smoky fame, the
(a privat., t'Sew/) unseen : destroyed. 'Ai8Tjs, feu, 6, Att. "Ai8ir]S or <jl'8ir]S, ov, (di'Siys) Hades, the god of the world below, Lat. Pluto.
d'iSios. ov, (det) everlasting, for det'Stos.
smoke of
f.
fire, soot.
[0a]
Hence
:
al0aX6a>,
lie in ashes.
aura, to
burn
to soot or ashes
Pass, to
(a privat., t5e/) poet, for seen, hidden, dark.

d-*i8v6s,
37,
oJ',
d-'iorjs,
un-
cu06, Dor. and Ep. for et'0e, O that! would that! inf. Lat. utinam, , c. oêAes O that thou hadst
aW
alSoiccTTSpos, -fffraros,
Soios.
Comp. and
Sup.
of cu-
ai06p-6p.j3aTo, (aiOrjp, l/i/Sareo;) to walk in ether. aiOspios, a, ov or os, ov, (aiBrjp*) of or belonging to I. the ether or upper air, as opp. to 7/fpiOs, and so
pudenda
aiSoiov, TO, mostly in plur. rd ai8ota, the genitals, : properly neut. from alSoios, a, ov Comp. aldotorfpos and -earfpos, or Sup. -fararos (afSeo/zat) regarded with awe
: :
high in
air,
on high.
(alQ-qp,
2. ethereal,
al06po-paTw, walk in ether.
jSarto;)
= at0fpeju/3arcy,
From
skimming
in
heavenly.
to
ai0epoSpo|jiea), to skim the ether.

ether.
reverence, august, venerable : of women, deserving II. respect, tender : of things, valuable, excellent. act. bashful, modest. 2. reverent.
cu8oui)s,
ai.06po-8pop.os, ov, (aiOrjp, Spajwea/)

al0t|p,
epos,
o, in
the
Adv. of cuSofos, reverently.
always
in Homer always Pindar and Att. Poets
77,
Att.
:
prose
:
common
(ai'0o>)
AWioirrjas
purer air, opp. to drjp (the lower air or atmosphere) : hence the clear sky or heaven, as the abode of the gods. Cp. drjp.
ether, the upper,
ai[Loppo{u>.
,
19
a mournful dirge, (from
/)
ov, (a privat., IteveofMi} unapproachable.

o,
cu-Xtvos,
a7, Aivos,
ah
me for Linus
mournful.
cat, so called
2.
also
Adj.
os,
ov, plaintive,
AiOioirfjas, irregular pi. ace. of AWioty.

AlOi-ov};, OTTOS, 6, fern. Al0ioms, ioos, (aiOw, o^) an Ethiop, negro, properly Burnt-face. al0os, TO, and 6, (aiQw) burning heat, fire.
a'iX-oupos or auX-ovpos, ov, 6, 77, (alo\os, ovpd) a from the wavy motion of the tail. AITMA, CITOS, TO, blood : in plur. streams of blood :
ai06s, 77, 6v, (ai'0a>) burnt : -fire-coloured, fiery. ai0ov<ra (sc. 0"roa), 77, (aiOof) the corridor or vestibule of a house mostly looking East or South, to catch the sun, whence the name. at9-oi|/, OTTOS, (aiOos, cty) fiery-looking, of metal, II. metaph. jfery, flashing; of wine, sparkling.
;
also bloodshed ; eifryacrTai p.r]rpSiov af/ia a mother's blood has been shed; af//a trpdrreiv to shed blood; to be banished for homicide. II. l</j' ai'/xcm (ptvyeiv
like Lat. sanguis, blood-relationship, kin.

fv/ii)
cup.a-KOpiat, or aip.a-KOVpiai, wv, at, (aTpa, Kopevofferings of blood, made upon the grave to
hot, keen.
,
77,
appease the manes.

alp-aicros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of alpacaa, stained with blood, bloody. aifxaXeos, a, ov, (alp.a) bloody, blood-red.
aiOpt), later cu'Opa,
(alB-qp) clear sky, fair weather,
Lat. sudum.
(s, (a'tOpr), yevfffOai) born from ether. allots, dSos, 77, (aifjia) a gush or stream of blood. used absol. in gen. aWpias (sub. aWp-q a!|xao-La, 77, a wall of dry stones, Lat. maceria : a II. the fence. ov0"77s), in fine weather, Lat. per purum. (Deriv. uncertain.) fs , (alâaia, open sky. ?5os) like a fence or aip.ao-t-o>Bi]S, ai0pidci> or -iaco, to be clear, of the sky.
,
alpia,
q,
al0pio-KOiT&>, open air.
f.
rjffoj,
(aWpia,
KOITTJ') to sleep in
the
II. in aidpios, ov, (aiOpr]) clear, bright, fair. the open air : hence cold, chill. = ai0prj esp. the clear chill air of morn. al0pos, o, or diver, Lat. mergus. f], a sea-gull
:
make bloody, wound, draw blood, slay :

(a7/za):
ai|xd<T(rca, to
Att. atp.a.Trco : f. acu : aor. I stain with blood:
hence
to
Pass, to welter in blood,
be slain.
aip-ar-eKxiio'ia,,
77,
(aTfia,
!/cxu) shedding of blood.
Ar0TIA,
alOuKTTjp,
al0ii(r<rti),
:
aifJtaTTjpos, a, 6v, (afâ) bloody, blood-stained,
mur-
rjpos, 6, (aiOvaffdj)
f.
one that darts rapidly. vo}, (aiQca) to put in rapid motion ; to
derous.
II.
consisting of blood.
(pepca)
al|xaTi]-<j)6pos, ov, (alp.a,
bringing blood:
kindle
Pass, to
move
AIV @H,
up, kindle: or blaze.
only found in
rapidly, quiver. pres. and impf. yOov, to light

2. rarely intr. to
murderous.
v, (afâ) bloody, covered with alp-aroets, fffffa, 2. blood-red, or blood. consisting of blood. 3. murderous. bloody,
Pass, to burn.
burn
II. aiOcov, cuvos, b, (a'lOoj) properly fiery, burning. of metal, flashing, glittering. III. of animals, fiery, fierce; or perh. of their colour, yellow, tawny,
al|xaTO-Xoixos, ov,
aifJL.
(af/xa, Xetxcw) licking
blood; fpus
thirst for blood.

TT'IVCO)
like Lat.fulvus, rufus.
atp.aTO-irwTT]S, ov, 6, (aijua, blood-sucker.
a blood-drinker,
aiKo, conj., Dor. for e?

f
K,
fdv, with subj. if
alp.aTOp-p64>os, ov, (af/t, pocpfca) blood-drinking.
haply.
attfaAcD, properly of a dog, to the tail fawningly : to wheedle, fondle. aiK, cuicev, Conj., Ep. and Dor. for tdv.
f.
atjxaTOp-pvTos, ov,
(a'p-a, pfoj)
blood-streaming.
AI'KA'AAH,
wag
aljxaTO-<rraYT|S, (S, (af/ia, oraâ;) blood-dripping. alp-aTO-<|)vpTOs, ov, (aT/xa, (pvpca) blood-stained.
alxeia,
77,
,
=alifia, q. v.
atp.aTO-xdpp.T|s, ov, 6, (aljua, -xaipca) delighting in blood.

aip-dToo),
Tojfj.at
:
OV
(aiaaca) rapid motion, a rush, Lat. im-
f.
wffo)
aor.
rJiMTcaaa
flSos)
Pass., pf.
like
rj'jttd-
d'iKT|,
77,
(af/xa) to
fs,
make
bloody.
petus.
[F]
diKT|s, es, poet, for dfiKT]s, contr. aiK-qs, unseemly.
atjxaT-wSTjs, blood-red.
(af/z,
looking
blood,
Adv. d'iKws, in unseemly fashion. aiKia [t], 77, Att. for the Ion. det/cctT?, injurious treatment, an outrage, insult, affront: oft. also in
plur. blows, stripes. aiKio>, (aiKrjs) to treat injuriously, to affront, outrage, esp. by blows, to plague, torment : mostly as
aip-aT-wiTos, ov, and aljjiaT-a)^. &TTOS, w\l>} bloody to behold.

aip-viov, TO, (af/xa) a basin for blood.
atp,o-pa<|>TjS, (s, (a'fui, Pdirrai)
o,
?/,
(alpa,
bathed in blood.
alp.o-J36pos, ov, (alp.a, fiopa) greedy for blood.

alp.6-8ivj/os, ov, (affj.a, S'uj/a) bloodthirsty.
(aifjia, payfjvai) bleeding violently. alp,6p-pavTOs, ov, (af;ua, paivca) blood-sprinkled. aiôppoco), f. rjffcu, (aipoppoos) to lose blood: to Hence have a discharge of blood.
Med. aiKiop.ai in same cdfj.rjv

:
aor. Att. lovpai sense as Act. Pass., aor.

f.
iaofjiai,
I I
rjKiIJKI-
atjiop-pfiYTis, ts,
oOrjv
pf. TjKiaiJ.a.1
to be
tormented.
auacr|xa, arcs, TO, (alaifa) an outrage, torture.
CLLfJLOppOia
atjJioppoia,
CLLTTCIVOS.
alvo-Xccuv, OPTOS, o, (divos,
a discharge of blood. with blood. aljJiop-poos, ov, (alpa, pecy) streaming aijAOp-pt/ros, poet. aljJio-pVTOS, ov, (afpxt, pew)
77,
AeW)
alvo-Xtvos, ov, (alvus, Xivov) allusion to the thread of life.
a dreadful lv:n. of fearful destiny, in
blood-streaming.
alvo-XvKOS,
6, (alvos,
Av/cos) a horrible wolf.
ATMOiS,
o,
a thorn.
al(io-<rTaYT|S, cs,
= aifMTO-crrayris.
(alfj.a,
alvo-p,opos, ov, (alvos, /xopos)

defiled with
doomed
to
a sad end.
aljxo-c|>6pvKTOS, ov, blood.
^>opvo~o*(y)
aivo-ira0Y|S, es, (alvos, iraOtiv) suffering dire ills. Aivo-irapis, o, (alvos, Tldpis) terrible Paris : cp.
Avffirapis.
aijruAios, ov, (aip.v\os) flattering, winning, wily. [v]

alp.vXo-p,TjTK]S, ov, 6, (aifj.v\os, peris') wiles.
alvo-TraTTjp, epos, o, (alvus, Trar^p) unhappy father. a tale, story, elsewh. p,i)6os ; alveiv
,
of winning
winning,
skil-
aTvov to tell a tale a saying, proverb.
a fable, like Aesop's generally, II. later, that which is said

:
AITMT'AOS,
aip.cov,
oi/os,
rj,
ov, also os, ov , flattering ,
to one's praise, praise.
wheedling, wily, [w]

o,
AI'NO'2,
8aip.cav,
Sarjfjicav,
r),
ov, Ep.
word = Sfivos, dread,

:
dire
of
knowing,
persons, dread, terrible, esp. of Zeus

as
neut. pi. alva
ful.
II. (af/za)
alji-cj-rros, OP,
= aifMTcaTrus,
Woody.
Adv.
alv-apTr]S, ov, o, (ati/os, Alveias, ov, 6, Aeneas, Ep. gen. Aivcido or Alvciu. aivccris, ecus, 17, (aivetv) a praising, praise.
aivcTos,
:
bloody to behold. brave. dper-f)) terribly
alvo-TOKta,
terribly; Sup. aivorarov, most terribly. as fern. Adj. (alvos, TOKOS) unhappy T),
in giving birth,
unhappy
defect.
in being a mother.
alvo-Tupavvos,
6, (alvus,
AI*NTMAI,
hold
of, c.
rvpavvos) dreadful tyrant. Dep. used only in pres., and
},
verb. Adj. praised, praiseworthy. From r\, 6v, impf. yveov, contr. rjvovv, Ion. aiveov : fut. Att. -eo*<w aor. i rjvrjffa, Att. rjveaa, Ion. ai':
impf. without augm., like

:
to take, lay a'ipca, apvvâi, gen. also to enjoy, feed on. cuvws, Adv. of cuVos, terribly, \. e. very much, ex-
i/eaa: pf. Att. rjvffca: Pass., Mid., aor. rjvfo'dfMjv: aor. i rjvtOrjv pf. rjvrjfjtai properly to tell or speak
: :
of (cf. alvos) but usu. to speak in praise of, praise, 2. to allow, recomapprove, c. ace., Lat. laudare.
;
ceedingly ; aivfas mxpos terribly bitter. cu, atYos, 6, 17, dat. pi. aiytffiv, (diaaca) a goat; cu dypid or d'ypios, the chamois ; at i'aAos dypia,
the ibex.
,
mend.
esce in.
3. like aydTrdoa, to be content with, acqui4. to decline courteously, like Lat. lauII. to
-f),
fut.
Ep. 3 sing. aor. of of dfoaoj.

,
dtffaca.
dare.
AI*NH,
= cuvos, praise, fame.
promise or vow.
to shift rapidly to
and fro
Pass, to
change in colour or hue;
o/jupatces
aiu\\ovrat the
cuvrjju, Aeol. for aiv4ai. cuvrjoT, Ion. for alvais, dat. pi. of alvus. alvirjTOS, rj, ov, poet, for diverts.
-j
arcs,
TO,
(alviaffofiai)
grapes begin to turn, Lat. variegantur. aioXo-|3p6vTr)S, ov, 6, (atoAos, ppovrr]) wielder of forked lightning. dark saying, aloXo-Owp-qjj, TJKOS, o, (aiuXos, Oupr)) with gleaming
breastplate.
aioXo-jxifjTts, :os, o, wiles.
rj,
riddle
:
;
oft. in plur. 5ia or l
alviyfj,aTOJV in riddles,
darkly
also kv aivrfjuufur.
(aioXos, JJ^TLS} full of various
alviYJJLaT-o>8T|S, cs, (aiVi-y/xa, ttSos) riddling, dark.
mostly
o, (aiviffffofMi) in plur. like tuvtyfta, aiveoa. alviôp,at, Dep.
alviYK-os,
a speaking in riddles:
atoXo-iUTpT]S, ov, o, (atoAos, fitVpa) with gleaming (for it was plated with metal) ; cf. atoAoflwII. with pr). variegated turban.
belt
alviK-rrjpios, ov, (aiviffffojMi) riddling.
Adv. -ta,
:
aloXo-moXos,
steeds.
ov, (atoAos, wcDAos) with (euoAos, rrcDAos) witt
quick-moving
:
riddlingly. aiviKTOs,
in riddles, riddling 17, ov, expressed aor. alvur<ro|A(u, Att. atviTTOfxat, f. ifojuat
:
from
I
AI'O'AO2,
wriggling
nageable.
:
rj,
ov,
quick-moving, rapid
of worms,
rjvt-
Dep. : (dlvos) speak darkly or in riddles, to hint a thing, give to understand. in pass, sense, aor. I pass. 'fjvix^ r] v > pfJT^TA" "* to be
1
:to
as epith. of armour, easily-wielded, maII. changeful of hue, gleaming,

ai6\r]
glancing ;
vv
spangled night
disease.
III.
aloKrj
o~ap
I.
flesh discoloured
from
metaph.
spoken riddlingly. alvo-pCas, Ion. alvo-J3iT]S, ov, fully strong.

,
6, (aivus,
/3/a)
fear-
ov,
alv606v, Adv. of ai v6s, = e alvov, in the phrase aivus, from horror to horror, very horribly. alvo-0pvTTTOS, ov, (aiv6s, OpvrrTOfj.ai) dreadfully enervated.
aivo-Xajiirr|S, cs, (alvos, Aa/iTrct;) horrid-gleaming. aivo-\KTpos, ov, (alvos, Xtttrpov} fatally wedded.
(alvos, yafJieaj) fatally wedded.
1. wily, slippery. changeful, shifting, varied. As prop, n., proparox. AioXos, ov, o, Aeolus, the of the winds, properly the Changeable. god aioXo-orojxos, ov, (atuAos, arofj-a) of various mean-
ing, riddling.
\pwrcs, o, fj, spangled skin. Dor. dat. pi. of YIL&IV. <jiocri,

al-rrcivos,
17,
(aioXos,
XP
5)
with
i}V,(alm)s) high, lofty, of cities
metaph.
lofty,
high-Jlown.
2. steep,
on heights: hard to climb.
21
olirrjets, effffa, ev, poet, for
Att. for deipco

:
f.
dpS>
[5]
aor.
r^pa,
aiiroXeoj,
f.
rjaoj,
(atTroAos) to be a goatherd
Pass.
imperat. apov,
\ti\v
:
inf.
apai
:
pf. fjpKa.
Med., impf.
:
?jpo-
to feed, browse.
fut.
dpovjMi [d]
:
aor.
'/jpdprjv
:
aor.
rjpofjtrjv,
oliroXtKos, 17, ov, (atVoAos) of or for goatherds. II. a aliroXtov, TO, (aiTroAos) a herd of goats.
goat-pasture. al-iroXos, for at-yo-TroAos,
o,
Ep.
dp6fj.r]v
Pass.,
fut.
apGrjaopjai
aor. I
ijpOyv
pf. fyfjai.
Act. to raise, raise or
lift
up, to carry;
;
aipfiv
(a?, TroAtcu) a goatherd.

irpus CUTTOS
|
TToSa to
AriTO2,
up-hill.
eos,
TO,
a height, a steep;
vavs
to
arj^Tov to hoist a signal aipeiv 2. intrans. get ships under way : hence get under way, s'art, set out ; aipeiv rats vavaiv
;
walk
a'lp.
to
AI'IIO'2,
alird
pc6pa
ov, Ep. for al-irvs, high, lofty, rapid torrents.

77,
of
cities
^ris) with high thoughts. atmj-vcoTos, ov, (ai-nvs, vwros) high-backed, on a

alirO-p,T)TT]S, ov, u, (ainvs,
Pass, to ; aipeiv T$ arpary to march II. to raise, exalt; up, ascend. a'ipeiv 2. to raise by Ovpov to raise one*s courage, etc. Pass, to rise Lat. toller e : words, extol, exaggerate,
to set
sail
mount
high ridge,
[v]
(id, v,
AI'IIT'2,
rocks
;
Ppc>x os
2.
;
high and steep, of cities on steep alms a noose hanging straight
a height, increase. to take away, put an

to
III.
to lift
and
take away,
to
end
to
later to kill.
Med.
off,
to
lift,
raise
headlong; aiirvs 6\eOpos sheer, utter aiirvs \6\os towering wrath. destruction 3. metaph. hard, difficult ; alnv ol eaaetrai it will be hard work for him. alptcrt(xos, ov, (afpea>) that can be taken. aip<rts, 6ojs, (atpeca) a taking, conquering, esp. of a town. II. (alpeopjat) a taking for oneself,
choosing, choice; a'ipeaiv oiSovai to give choice; ai'peoiv Xappdvciv to have choice given one. 2. choice or election of magistrates. III. a choice, plan,
1
down.
win, gain.
2. to
II. to
for oneself: take upon
hence
oneself,
III.
carry
bear.
undertake, begin.
undergo, of sound,
aipeo-Oai <pwvrjv to lift up one's voice. ? 2A, 77, as pr. n., like Mo/pa, the goddess offate, Lat. Parca. II. as appellat. the fatal decree of
Al
alffa the fate decreed by Jove. 2. appointed lot, fate, destiny, fcatcy a'i<rrj by ill luck: one's share or lot in a thing; XrjiSos ataa one's share of booty. 3. one's due or right ; uar* atoav,
god; Aios
one's
like
Kara
fJioTpav, fittingly, rightly.
purpose.
2.
sect or school
of philosophy.
3.
a heresy.
aipcTeov, verb. Adj. of
choose.
II.
f.
alpica,
one must take or

|
impf. rjodavoîjv : fut. alaOrjaop.ai : aor. 2 rjoOup,r]V, later aor. I rjodrjadnrjv : Dep. : (d'/iy, to perceive or apprehend by the senses, and aiaQoj) :
ala0dvo(jwu,
atpTos,
(atpy)
aipCTi^w,
to
io~o},
a, ov, desirable. II. to belong to choose.

2. here-
therefore sometimes to feel, sometimes to see, someOften followed by ace.; but times to hear or learn.
also
c.
sect.
77,
gen. to be sensible
of, to
take notice of a thing.

:
alpTiK6s,
tical.
ov, (alpeca) able to choose.
Hence
aur0T)|ia, CCTOS, TO, the thing perceived or sense of a thing.
al'<j0Tj(rts,
ecas,
f),
perception
alpcros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of atpecu, that may be taken or conquered. II. (a/ptoyncu) to be chosen,
preferable, desirable.
:
chosen, elected. AI'PE'fl impf. rjpeov, Ion. a'tpeov fut. alpr}ffca Ion. plqpf. dpaiprjKea. pf. rjprjKa, Ion. dpaiptjKa
2.
: :
Med.,
/-icu:
fut.
aiprjffofjiai
aor. I
:
yprjad^v.
aor. I ypedriv
Pass., fut.
:
aipe6T)aofj.ai, also rpTfiffofj.ai
pf.
TJ'p?;-
perception by the but also by seeing, hearing, etc., a sensation, sense of a thing alaOrjaiv x tl/ * have perception of a thing; a'iaOrjffiv irapexav to II. in plur. the give the means of perception. like a'iffOrjfM., a perception: in III. senses.
(alffddvofjiai)
senses, esp.
by
feeling,
Also from the root *"EAfl, aor. plqpf. rjptjiJirjv. i (T\ov, Ion. 3 sing. eAfovfc, inf. kXetv : fut. med. eAou/xcu ; aor. 2 eiXoftrjv ; Ep. 3 sing, yevro, for
hunting, the scent.
e\ero
rarely aor.
dXd^rjv.
'
Act. to take with the hand, grasp, seize. 2. to take away. II. to get into one's power, conquer, 2. to ca'ch,take: to overpower, seize: to kill. win, seduce. 3. generally, to win, gain. 4. as Att. law-term, to convict a person of a 5. o thing. Lat. ratio evincit, reason proves. III. Ao-yos cupef,
to
an organ of sense. alcr0T]TT]piov, TO, (aiaOdvofJiai) one ivho perceives. at<r0T]TT|S, ov, 6, (alo-6dvofjLai) or capable of ato-0TjTiKos, 77, ov, (alffQdvonai) of 2. pass, perceptible. ' perception, perceptive.
ato-0T]T6s,
77,
ov, verb. Adj. of aia&dvonai, perceived
by the senses, sensible. Lat. expiro ; ai<r0o, (*acy, arf^t) to breathe forth, the ghost, was expiring. Ovfjibv didOe he was giving up
aicrifxia, happiness.
From
77,
grasp with
the
mind, take
in,
understand.
auri[jLOS,
ov, also
ov,
II. to take alpeofâi, to take for oneself. to oneself, choose : hence to take in preference, prefer
Med.
pointed by fate, fated, destined fated day, i. e. the day of death.

i
(diaa) Lat. fatalis, ap; aicipov jjfMtp the

II.
agreeable
is
one thing to another: also //aAAoi/ aipeToOat
to choose
to fate, meet, right
aiffifta
elddus
knowing what
in preference, Lat. 2. to choose by potius malle. vote, elect to an office. y A-ipos, o, "Ipos "A-i'pos, Irus unhappy Irus.
right
and proper.
(alffa)
ato-tos, ov, also a, ov,
boding well, lucky,
happy: opportune.
22
a-icros, ov, (a privat., Iffos)
ato-os- -ainov.
= av-iaos,
:
unlike, un-
equal. '
,
,
honour.
Att. a'o-o-co or OLTTCO
:
Ion. dicrcrcffKov
fut.
impf. rji'ffffov, Att. dtcu, Att. a^cy : aof.

:
'ij'i-a,
Pass., aor.
Att. 77ct, Ion. dtaffKOV. Med., aor. I rji'd(J.r]v. to move with a ri'lxOrjv, Ion. dtxdijv
(alnx 05 } shame done one, disgrace, disII. shame for an ill deed, Lat. pudor : generally, shame, the sense of shame. [C] aurx'uvTOv, verb. Adj. of aiffxyvofjiai, one must be ashamed.
,
f),
os
,
>
"hi
to shoot, dart, glance, Lat. quick shooting motion, mere, impetu ferri : so also in aor. I med. digaffOai, 2. later, to be eager and in aor. I pass, dixOfjvai.
rjpos,
v i (c"o*xvVo;uat) bashful, modest. 6, (aiaxvvof) a dishonourer, a

olff\vvrr)\6s, bashful. Ion. VVGQJ: aor. j rjaxvva:
seducer.
aurx vVTTlp6s>
aio'X'uva)
:
^> & v *
ui/a),
after.
II. trans, to
:
move
a thing quickly,
[a in
unseen,
f.
pf.
Homer
in
Trag. a when
to be seen
trisyll.]
t'Sefi/)
a-urros, Att. ai'o-Tos, ov, (a privat.,
unknown, not
and heard : hence vanished,

II. act.
destroyed: see di'orj\os.
not seeing or
med. in pass, sense, v fjai; also alffx v6r]0"oiJLai: aor. -fio~xvv6r]v\ pf. to make ugly, 2. {Mi: (aTffxos}: disfigure, mar. to disgrace, dishonour, tarnish, yevos aio'x' i v *~
rfffxvyKa.
Pass., fut.
t
knowing, ignorant
yffT&jffa.
of, c.
:
gen.
f.
d'io-Toco, Att. alo-roo)
wffoj
aor. i fj'iGTuaa, Att.
Pass., aor. I
:
ijiffT&Orjv,
Ion.
:
(OUTTOS)
rienced.
to
make
6,
unseen, to destroy
57,
diffTojOijv to slay, kill.
Pass, to be ashamed, feel shame : but more freq. to be ashamed at a thing, c. ace. rei : also c. part, to be c. ace. pers. to feel shame before one
fifv.
II.
:
ashamed
to
at
doing a thing
:
but
c. inf. to
be
ashamed
alrrjffo}
:
dicrTwp, opos,
(a-iaos)
I
unknowing, inexpedi'0"rocy.
do a thing.
impf. yreov, Ion. a'treov
:
AITE'f!
opt. of
aiffifAos,
fut.
durra><riav, 3 pi. aor. cuo-vXos, ov, opp. to

pious.
unseemly,
evil,
im-
(Deriv. uncertain.)
aurvp,vau>, f. rjffca, (aura) to give each his due or portion of a thing, hence to be ruler over, c. gen.
Hence
a regulator of games, chosen by al<ru}j,vi?|TT}S, ov, 6, II. a ruler, the people, a judge or umpire. king, esp. one chosen by the people : a president,
something ooov alrctv to beg leave to depart c. ace. pers. to ask a person; air. Tivd TI to ask a person for a thing c. inf. to ask one to do: Med. to ask for oneself, for one's own use or Pass, to have purpose, to claim, Lat. vindicare sibi :
;
:
aor. I rJTrjaa. ; pf. -ftrrjita. : rei, to ask, crave, demand
to ask, beg, usu. c. ace.
a thing
begged of one.
which
is
aiTTjjxa, arcs, TO, (atTtcu) that
asked, a re-
quest,
demand.
Aeol. for atTtcu.
manager.
aurxicov,
aiTtjjxi,
Comp.
AP5XO5,
ov, gen. ovos, and ato-xtoros, *? and Sup. of aiff\p'os, formed from aTffx os II. cos, TO, shame, disgrace. ugliov,
-
ness or deformity.
shameful. From sordid love of gain. aurxpo-KepSTJs, es, (ala^pos, Kepoos) sordidly greedy covetous. Adv. -8a)s. of gain,
alcrxpoKf'pSeia,
97,
alcrxpT||JU0v, ov, gen. ovos, (a?<rxos)
Dor. dtras, a or ceo, o, a favourite. a request, demand. f], (alrfoj) tuTTjTeov, verb. Adj. of CUTCCU, one must ask. aiTrjTos, 17, 6v, verb. Adj. of CUTCOU, asked for, begged. AI'TI'A, 77, a cause, origin, ground, occasion ; aldiTTjs, ov,
aiTifjo-ts, fcas,
riav 7ra/)ex etl/ to give occasion.
II.
the occasion
of something bad, a charge, accusation, blame, a From alo-xpoXo-yia, rj,foul language, abuse. fault, Lat. crimen : remonstrance, expostulation with awrxpo-XoYos, oi/, (aio~xpos, \tyca) foul-mouthed, a friend airiav ex ftv -ât. crimen habere, to be acabusive. cused alriav virtx fiv to h' e under a charge ; (v at; >
;
aicrxpo-fATjTis, tos, 6,
rj,
(aiffxpus, ^TJTIS)
forming
base designs.
awrxpo-iTotos, ov, (at^xpos,

fully.
TTOICCU)
acting shame-
ria %x eiv to hold guilty; T?)V alriav fTTi(f)fpfiv nvi to impute the fault to one; diroXveiv Tivd TTJS ahias to acquit of guilt.
aiTidao-0<u, Ep. pres.
inf.
of amdo/iat.
aurxpos, a, ov, also os, ov, (aftrxos) in Homer causing shame, disgracing; ato-xpd cVea abusive words. H. opp. to tca\6s: i. ugly, ill2. in moral sense, shameful, favoured. disgraceful, base, infamous; TO" /caXov teal TO alff\p6v, Lat. honestum et turpe, virtue and vice. Instead of the regul. Comp. and Sup. alffxporfpos, alffxporaros, the forms cuVxtW, atffxiffros are used. Hence
2. shame, infamy. 17, ugliness. alo-xpovpyia, 17, contr. for aiffxpoepyia, (aio"x/>os, tpyov) lewd conduct. alo-xpws, Adv. of aio-xpos, shamefully. at<rxvv0TJvcu, aor. I pass. inf. of ai0-x\>v<a.
aiTir)<rdfj.T]V
aiTiaop,ai, I. as Dep. to give as the (aiTia) cause or occasion : esp. of a fault to charge, accuse, II. blame ; aiTida6ai Tivd TIVOS to accuse of a thing.
: :
:
to be charged or accused. aiTidJojjiat, Pass, (ahia) From alrCdp-a, twos, TO, a charge, guilt imputed. f. affofiai [a] : aor. I TjTidffdfiTjv, Ion.
TjTia.fj.ai
as Pass, in fut. aniaQr\Go\*iai, aor. Hence to be accused. :
^TidQrjv, perf.
a.loxpo'nrjs, TJTOS,
fois, ff, a complaint, accusation. aiTiareov, verb. Adj. of aiTidofMi, one must accuse. ama>, (aiTecu) to ask or beg for a thing, c. ace.
aiTtaxTts,
rei
c. ace. pers. to
ainov, TO, neut. of
beg, solicit. ama, a cause. aiVtos,
amo?aiTios, a, ov,
23
[
ing
hence
rarely os, ov, causing, occasionchargeable with a thing : but mostly in

ill,
more
age, generation, period, space of time, eternity.
3.
II.
an
long one's age or time

infinitely
6 OA.TIOS, blamable, guilty: TO the party to be blamed, the culprit, Lat. reus : atTiov the cause of a thing. aiTtocovrat, Ep. 3 pi. pres. indie, of aiTidofj.ai.
sense, causing
bad
of life,
auovios, ov, also a, ov, lasting, eternal.
aitopa, 77, (dfipoj) a machine for suspending bodies a chariot on springs. II. a hovering in air,
:
aiTiocpo, aiTiocpro, Ep. 2 and 3 sing. pres. opt. of

airicro-a, Ep. aor.
I
oscillation.
of alTifa.
;
and so
in
aicopeco, to
f.
rjffoj,
(dctpcu) to lift
set
and hang
up, let
wave, or
waving.
in air,
II.
hang: more freq.
of or belonging to Etna : of a horse, Etnean, Sicilian ; or big as Etna, enormous. V AI 4*NH2, Adv. = dfpvca, atyvcas, on a sudden.
Airvaios,
a,
ov,
Hence
at<)>viSios, ov, unforeseen, sudden, quick. also -5iov, suddenly. dix^-qvat, aor. I pass. inf. of diaaca.
ai\Q-f]Tr\v, 3 dual aor. I pass,
bang, to vihover or flit about. 2. metaph. to be in suspense, Lat. suspensus esse : but aicapuaOai ev TIVI to depend upon a person, Lat. penAdv. -8tcws~ dere ab aliquo ; (tlcaptToQai virtp (teydXcuv to play for
\
Pass, auopeop.au, aor. I
rjojprjdrjv, to
brate, to
wave or float
'
of
di'Gffca.
I
a high stake. Hence alcup7]p.a, aros, TO, that which is hung up : a hangII. a being hung up, hovering cord or halter.
aixp.du>,
f.
dffcu
aor.
TjxiJLaaa
'
to
ing: a hanging.
I
throw
arm
the spear, to fight with the spear, with the spear.

77,
II.
to
auupTjTOS, ov, verb. Adj. of

dica, (d/n7 2),
Adv. = d/crjv,
alcapeca,
hovering.
softly, gently.
alxp-tiXcocria,
(a.ixfJ-d\ojTOs} captivity.
II.
'AKa8T|(X6ia,
77,
also written 'AicaST][Jiia [t], a
gym:
a body of captives.
alxp.aXa>Tija),
sorter
f.
evcrcu,
(alx^dXcaros^) to
make
pri-
nasium in the suburbs of Athens, where Plato taught hence the Platonic school were called Academics,
,
of war. alxnaXarric0,
77,
(dtcdOapTos} uncleanness.
77,
f.
also Dep. icroj,=alxfJ-a\(UTCvct}: in same sense : fut. tVo/xcu : aor. I
77Tos,
= foreg.
alx|J.aXcmKos,
soner.
77,
ov, (alxfJ-dXcaros) befitting
d-KaOapros, ov, (a privat., Ka.6a.ipca} uncleaned, impure : unclean : unpurified. Adv. -TOJS. a priuKai.peop.ai, f. rjaopai, (aaipos) to be without opportunity, or occasion.
dicaipia, 77, (aKaipos) an unseasonable time : want II. imporof opportunity, unseasonableness.
tunity.
alxfxaXcoTCs, i5os,
77,
a captive woman.
From
aixp.-dXcoTos, ov, (af'xA7, dAa/ros) taken by the spear or in war; of alx^d\<aTOi prisoners of war;
the point of a spear, Lat. cusj, 77, (diVtrcu) II. a 2. pis. spear: also a staff or a sceptre. as collective noun a body of spearmen, as dairis a
c!-Katpos, ov, not in season, unseasonable, ill-timed ; Is OKaipa irovftv, Lat. operam perdere : Adv.
II. of persons, importunate, Lat. molestus -pus. ill-suited to do a thing, c. inf.
:
body of
warlike
shielded men.
spirit, mettle.
3.
war,
battle.
4. also,
a,Ka.KT|Ta,
ov,
poet, for
aaos,
From
guileless.
Ep. for aKatcr]TT)s,^dKaKos, benignant,

guilelessness.
aixfxif|6LS,
faaa,
ev,
armed with
s.
the spear.
II.
alxfXTjTCi, 6,
Ep.
)a
gracious. uKa:<ia,
77,
alxfiT]TT|S, ov, 6,
spearman, warrior.
as Adj. warlike, brave.
Fern, alxn-fyris, tSos.
a-KaKOS, ov, without evil, unknowing of Adv. -/ecus. less : esp. without malice.
ill,
guile-
atxô-<}>6pos, ov, (at'xA"7, fyepoj) bearing a spear. AI'^PA, Adv. quickly, with speed, on a sudden.
aliJ/Tjpo-KcXevOos,
ov,
aKa\av0is,
t'Sos, 77,
the goldfinch.
6, (d/faXos, pcca) soft-flowing.
aKfiXap-piTT)S, ov,
(atyypos,
K\evOos}
swift-
'AKAAH't>H,
of a
nettle,
77,
nettle,
Lat. urtica
the sting as
speeding.
[a/m]
es,
(afâ) quick, speedy, sudden. *AI*iJ, used only in pres. and impf. cuov, to perceive, become aware of, esp. to hear : but also to see, observe,
al\|/T]p6s, a, ov,
d-KaXXrjs, charms.
gen. cos, (a privat.,
dAAos) without
know,
c.
gen. and also

[a~], used
2.
c.
ace.
[a long or short, ace.
to the metre.]
'Al^n
to breathe.
pi\ov dtov ?JTop

di'cov, oi/os,
77,
only in impf. &iov [a~\, drjî, to breathe out, expire; I breathed out my life.
d-KaXXipT]TOs, ov, (a privat., KakXitptotf) not accepted in sacrifice, ill-omened. d-KaXXwirioT-os, ov, (a privat., KaXXcoTrifa) unadorned.
= dio6(a,
d-KoXvirros, ov, (a privat., KaXvTTT<a) uncovered.

d-KaXv<})T|S,
S,
dfcd\VTTTOS.
,
Dor. for
i]iwv.
77,
[dr]
ov,
o,(d/cdâs,Xo7xJ7) unwearied
sometimes with shortened with the spear. ace. aiw: the Lat. AEVUM, a space or period of a lifetime, life. i. of time, longer periods, an in fight.
AITl'N,
wvos, 6, also
ov, o, (d/cd/wts,
unwearied
24
CtKCLfJiaVTOTTOVS
ttKeptttO?.
ov,
aKajxavTo-Trovs, o, 77, irovv, TO, gen. TTOOOS, (d/tapeis, TTOVS) untiring of foot.
d-KardKpiTOS, demned.
(a
privat.,
KaraKpivca) uncon-
aKay,avTO-xdp|Aas,
in fight.
ai/ros,
o,
o,
(d/fd/ios,
x *Pfirl)
<
unwearied\
untiring,
end
(a
privat.,
d-KaTaXTjKTOS, ov, (a privat., #0x0X7770) without of verses, acatalectic. :
d-KaTdXîrros,
to be conquered.
ov, (a
II.
privat.,
nara\afj.ftdvca)
not
unresting. [KO]
,
incomprehensible.
ov, also
toil,
out sense of
with77, ov, (a privat., Kap.aros} hence untiring, unresting : neut.

1
concilable.
d-KardXXaKTOs, Adv. -rcas.
ov, (a privat., /raToXXdtrcrcu) irre-
dd/zara
as
Adv. untiringly.
d-Ka|xiTTOS, ov, (a.privat., Kap.irrca) unbent, stiff : II. unbending, from which none can return,
inexorable.
I. a thorn, prickle : hence 2. also a thorny tree. the back-bone or spine of animals. 3. metaph. a
d-KdTaXtiTOS, ov, (a privat., KaraXvca) indissoluble. ov, (a privat., KOTO/idô/wit) not to be subdued, unconquerable. ov, (a privat., Karavotca) inconceivable.
\
uKavQa, 77$, ?), a prickly plant,
(dfcr)}
thistle
d-KaTdiravoros,
i,
set at rest, incessant

77,
ov, (a privat., Karairavaf) not to be unable to cease from a thing. :
thorny or difficult question.

dicdvOivos, 77, ov, (ciKavGa) thorny : of thorns, of the thorn-tree (aicavOa).
II.
|
state
of disorder, anarchy, conunstable,
fusion.
unsettled
From
privat.,
: :
d-KaTcurraTOS, ov, (a
dicavOis, ioos, 77, (aKCLvQa) a small bird, the goldfinch or linnet, Lat. fringilla spinus. II. as fern. Adj.
prickly.
j
unsteady, fickle
Adv.,
aKav0o-|3dT'qs, ov, o, fern. /3atVw) going on thorns.
-J3a.Tis, tSos,
77,
(&KavOa,
)
%x LV * be unstable, d-KaTa<rxTOs, ov, (a privat., tcarex Adv. -rcas. checked, unruly.

to be despised,
not to be
dicavOo-XoYos, ov, (dtcavBa 3, Xeyca) picking out thorny questions, wrangling. "AKAN9O2, 77, Lat. acanthus, bear's breech, a plant, used in Corinthian capitals.
aKav0-u)8i]S, thorns, thorny.
s,
d-KaTa4>p6vT]TOS, ov, (a privat., Karatypovioi) not important, Lat. hand spernendus. aKartov, ru, Dim. of airfares, a light boat, esp. of
II.
pirates, Lat. actuaria.

|
a small
sail.
:
"AKATO2,
77.
a light
vessel, Lat.
actuaria
esp.
ship. [O.KO] gen. eos, (aitavOa, c?Sos) full of transport-vessel : a-Ko/uoros, ov, (a privat., /cat'cu) unburnt. unsmoked. or -Tjaro, Ep. for r'jKaxrjvro, 3 d-KairvicTTOs, ov, (a privat., Karrvlôj) aKaxcCaro a-Kairvos, ov, (a privat., /tairvos) without smoke, not pass, of d^ccu.
,
generally, a
pi.
smoking, making no smoke. d-Kap8ios, ov, (a privat., KapSia) wanting the heart metaph. heartless, Lat. excors.
redupl. fut.
o.Kaxt\ara, Ep. for ?]/fax 7? <ra

-
redupl. aor.
of dxt'
j,Ka.-
aKaxir||Ji6vos.
inf.
Ep. for ^/caxôdai,
d-KapTjvos, ov, (a privat., reapiyvov) headless. d-Kaprjs, e's, (a privat., Kaprjvai) properly of hair, too short to be cut : generally, short, small, tiny : mostly of time, d/rape's a moment, kv atcapei XP^ VOV
and
part, of ?}/xx77;uat, redupl. pf. pass.
of axfoJ,
aK&,\T\rai, redupl. aor. 2
j
med. subj. of dê'cu, dKaxt?w, redupl. from dx<w, to trouble : Pass,

5, 77,
to
moment of time dftapr] SiaXnruv (sc. XP OVOV } but having waited a moment ; ovo' aicaprj not a bit :
in a
;
be troubled.
pf. pass., as if
also of things, d/cape's
a morsel.
brief.
from *dVu
ov, (0/07) pointed, sharpened, a part, to sharpen, but with no verb
(a privat., Kap-rrifa} = atcapirot}ros, where nothing is to be reaped, unfruitful, of the

d-Kapirto-TOS,
ov,
sea.
a-Kapiatos, a, ov, (uKaprjs) momentary, aKapiria, 77, (aicapTros) unfruit fulness.
in use.
>,
,
redupl. aor. 2 med. opt. of
Ep. for TJicdxovTO, redupl. aor. ^ me-d.
ttKiop.6VOS, Ep. part. pres. pass,

II.
d-Kapiros, ov, without fruit, barren. making barren, blasting. Adv. -ircas.
act.
,
ov, 6,-o.KfpaK6fj-rjS. ov, (a pp'vat., Kf\tvcd) unbidden.
d-KapmoTOs, ov, (a privat., napTroca) not made fruitful, without fruit, fruitless: of an oracle, unfulfilled.
,
ov, (a privat., Ktvreoj)
ungoaded, need-
ing no spur.
(d77 2) Adv. gently.
Hence
d-Kvrpos,
ffo/jiai,
ov, (a privat.. ncvrpov} slingless.

f.
dicao-Kaios, a, ov, gentle, delicate.
d-KaTa|3XT]TOs, ov, (a privat., warajSoAXcy) not to he overthrown, irrefragable. d-Kard'yvwcrTOS, ov, (o privat., KaTaytyvwffKca) not
to be
i: Ep. impf. aKeonrjv: aor. Att. aKovfjiai

: :
dKf<rofj.ai,
a.\i.r\v,
Ep. aKeffEp. imper.

2. to
Dep. (d#os) stanch, quench, otyav.

repair,
to heal,
3.
cure.
condemned, blameless. d-KaraKaXvirros, ov, (a privat., KaraicaXvirru) un-
make good :
to
mend
generally, to or darn clothes.
amend,
:
covered.
d-Kcpaios, ov, (a privat. Kfpa.vvvfj.i) unmixed, pure II. unpure in blood: guileless, Lat, integer.
a/cepaoro?
harmed, unravaged, of countries generally, unimpaired, untouched, inviolate : fresh, active.
:
cua?.
II. act.
25
without care or sorrow, Lat.
2. heedless, careless. pf.
unburied.
securus.
d-KpacrTos, ov, (a privat., Kfpdvvvp.i) unmixed, pure from a thing. d-Kpu/TOS, ov, (a privat., Ktpas} without horns.
d-Kpaiiv(OTOS, ov, (a privat., Kepavvoco) not struck by lightning. From dxepSeta, -fj, (dfeeporjs) want of gain, loss. d-Kp8T|s, es, (a privat., Ktpoos) without gain, bring-
dKT|Koa,
med. of
O.KOVU.
d-KT|Xir]TOS, ov, (a privat., KrjXtoS) to be won by no charms, not to be charmed or won over, inexorable,
unassuageable.
aKT]p.a, TO,
= OLK
ffffJia,
a cure, remedy.
d/crj 2,
dKTjv, properly ace. of

stilly, softly, silently.
but used only as Adv.

Kepa.wvp.i)
:
ing
loss.
Adv. -ows, gratis.

Kepic'ifa*)
d-KTjpdo-ios,
ov,
(a
privat.,
unmixed,
dicfpKioTOS, ov, (a privat.,
unwoven.
pure
hence untouched, Lat. integer
generally, pure,
d-KCpcre-Kojjnrjs, ov, 6, (a privat., Kfipca, #0^77) with fresh. rtnshorn hair, epith. of Apollo also ever-young, for , ov, (a privat., Kfpdvvvfjit) unmixed, pure, the Greek youths wore their hair long, till they" clear : of persons, incorrupt, undefiled, upright: c.
:
reached manhood.
u-Kepcos, cuv, gen. o>, and d-Kepcoros, ov, G.Kcra(r0e, aor. I imperat.
aKecri-voo-os,
= a.Kf paras.
voaos)
gen. pure from, free from taint of paired, in full vigour, fresh, unbroken.
. .
II.
unim-
d-KT|pios, ov, (a privat.,
rcr/p)
unharmed
by the fates,
Ep.
dicecrcrC-,
ov,
(d/ceojuat,
uninjured.
lifeless.
II. act.
unharming, harmless.
healing disease.
uicecris, ecus,
77,
(d/ctoftat)
ax tcrofj.au,
aKeo-fjia, TO, (aweoyitcu) fut. of daco/iat.
a healing, cure, remedy. a remedy, cure.
d-KT|pios, ov, (a privat., Krjp) without heart or soul, II. without heart or courage, heartless,
spiritless, Lat. vecors.
aK(rcr-, for words so beginning, v. sub d/ceo*-. aKecrTTjp, fjpos, 6, (d/ceo/nat) a healer, restorer, physician ; diceffTTip xaAtz/os the rein that fames the steed.
aKTjpoTaTOS, Ep. for d.Kr]pa.rwro.ros, Sup. ofdtcrjpaTOS. aKir]pvKTi and aK-qpvKTi, Adv. without proclamaFrom tion : esp. without a flag of truce.
d-KTjpvKTOS, ov, (a privat., Krjpvffcrca) unannounced : unproclai med ; dicTjpvKros TroAefios a war without announcement, sudden, or, one in which no herald was
admitted, implacable.
2.
dK<TTT|S, ov,
6,
= aKfffTrjp
a mender of torn clothes.
uKccrTopCa,
77,
uKcnr6s,
or revived.
77,
ov, (d/cto/ttu)
(a.KGT(up) the healing art. cur able : easy to be cheered
inglorious,
unknown.
3.
unheard
of,
sending no tidings.
Hence
covered with
3
aKccrrpa, 77, (d#eo/u) a darning-needle. aKco-Tpta, fj, fern, of dfceaTTjs, a sempstress. aKecrrpov, TO, (d/ceojwcu) a remedy.
aKecrrus, vos,
a.Kcr-(J>6pos,
77,
aKTjpiJKTcas,
Adv. = drerjpvKTi.
(a,
d-KT|pa)Tos, ov,
privat., Ki)p6(u) not
wax, unwaxed.
a,Kt]XSaTai or aKfjxcaTai, Ep. for
redupl. pf. pass, of
pass, of dxfoj.
i]Ki]\j]vro.i,
pi.
Ion. for &K(ais,
aKeoTojp, opos,
healing.
6, (d/ceo/icu)
ov,
(O.KOS,
a healer, saviour. </>epa>) bringing a cure,
dxf.
d.K7)X|Avos, Ep. for Q.Ka.yr\\}.ivQ$, part, of redupl. pf.

d-KipSrjXos, ov, (a privat., Ki@8r)Xos} unadulterate, unalloyed, pure : also guileless, honest. aiu8vos, 77, ov, weak, feeble, faint, in Homer only in
allaying pain. a-KJ>a\os, ov, (a privat., KetpaXr]) without a head: without beginning. aKov, aKeovcra, (d/CTyi/) in form a participle, used by Horn, as an Adv. stilly, softly, silently : mostly in sing. nom. even with a plur. verb, as dfcccav caivvaOe feast ye in silence: the dual dtttovrf occurs once, the plur. form never. Although fem. dtfeoucra is found, yet aKfojv stands also with the fem., as 'AOij(dfceo/jai, dovvrj)
vaitj dfCfuv ?jv.
d,K(T-w8vvos, ov,
Comp.
drciovoTfpos.
i,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
tos,
d-Ki6dpis, harp.
gen.
17,
the (a privat., KiOapa) without
uKiicvs, vos, 6,
uKlva.Kt]S, ov,
(a privat., KIKVS} powerless, feeble. or eos, 6, Lat. acindces, a Persian
word, a short sword.

d-KtvSvvos, ov, without danger: hence shunning danger, cowardly. Adv. -yews. und-KCvT]TOS, ov, rarely 77, ov, (a privat., KIVCQJ) 2. unalmoved, motionless : hence idle, sluggish.
II. immovable, hard to tered, settled, steady. move. 2. not to be stirred or touched, inviolable,
'AKH',
dtepos,
dfcrjv,
77,
a Subst. said to
have 3 senses
drcfArj,
I.
point, edge,
(whence diets, 6.K(a-)(rj, and Lat. acies, acuo).

CLKO.,
dixM,
dfcuvr),
2. silence,
aKfojv,
afcacrfca).
3.
(whence healing, (whence
d/ce'oftcu).
d-KT|86crTOS, ov, (a privat., Kijoecj) uncaredfor, un-
like Lat.
heeded
Hence unburied. aKTjSecrTtos, Adv. of dtfrjSfffTos, but in act. sense, without heed for any one, remorselessly.
:
without funeral
rites,
non movendus : not to be divulged, [t] d-Kios, ov, (a privat., KLS) without worms, not wormeaten, sound: Sup.
o-Kipos, 6v,
diets,
t'Sos,
a.Kiovos.
77,
dicT]8o,
d-Ki]8Tjs,
f.
rjaoj
c.
aor.
T/Kriorjaa,
Ep. dKrjoeaa. :
to
neglect, slight,
t's,
gen.
From
uncaredfor:
(a privat., KTJOOS^ pass,
(d77, Lat. acies} a point, barb, a pointed instrument : metaph. a sting; the stings of desires, [a]
CLKOVLTL.
ov, (a privat., Ktx&vca) not to be reached, unattainable : of persons, not to be reached by prayer,
dK(Ao-0TOV, TO,
(aKfJ.QJV, TiOijfj.i') the
anvil-block.
AKMflN,
oi'os, 6,
an
anvil, Lat. incus.
inexorable.
uKKiôpii, Dep. (U.KKW) to pretend indifference
to a
: generally, to dissemble. thing, to affect coyness UKKCO, 77, a bugbear : ace. to others a vain woman.
d-xvioxros or rather d-icvicros, ov, (a privat., KVIGO) without fat, esp. without the fat of sacrifice. I. the dicoT|, Ep. aKOtrfj, 77, (OLKOVOJ] hearing : sense of hearing: the ear; esp. in plur., d/roafs oeII. a Xe<fOai to hear, etc. hearing., listening III. the to; aKofjs d(os worth hearing. thing to heard, a report, saying, fame ; d/corj eloevai
Dor- for dicXrjpcaTOS. dicXdpajTOS, d-xXacrros, ov, (a privat., K\O.OJ) unbroken. d-xXavcrros or d-jeXavros, ov, (a privat., tfAcuo>) II. act. unlamentation. pass, unwept : without weeping, tearless.
Ion. dAe^, poet. ace. d-iX6T|S, es, gen. os without fame, inglorious, d/rAea (a privat., ArAeos) ignoble : neut. dAees as Adv. ingloriously.
: : :
'
know
a thing
by hearsay.
dAa,
d-Koip,7]TOS, ov, (a privat., oi/ido//aO sleepless. d-xoivuv7]TOS, ov, (a privat., Kotvcavecj) not shared in common. II. act. not sharing in, not par-
taking of: hence unsocial.

d-KOtTi]S, ov, 6, (a
(d-tfA7s) ingloriousness. for dKXefjs Ep. Adv. d/tActcDs. js, es, Ep. /, Ion. d-JcXT|io-TOS, Att. contr. d-KXr]O-TOS, (a privat., *Aetcu) : not shut, not bolted or fasi, 77,
:
= afjua, Koirrj) a
ios,
r),
bedfellow, spouse,
husband: fem. d-KOins,

tered, not
a wife.
d-KoXctKcuTOS, ov, (a privat., tfoAcweixu) not flat-
won
by flattery.
tened.
.
dxXcws, Adv. of dtfA677, ingloriously.

d-KXrjTjs, fs, poet, for dK\(rjs. dicXT|t<JTOS, Ion. for d/cActoros.
:
dKoXao-ta, r), (a/foAao-Tos) licentiousness, intemperance : excess, extravagance : opp. to aojcppocrvvr/.

aKoXaffTaiva), (doAacrTos) to be licentious, debauched, intemperate : to live a riotous life. d-xoXacrros, ov, (a privat., /coAd^cu) Lat. non castigatus, unchastened, undisciplined, unbridled : also uneducated. 2. intemperate, opp. to awtppcav.
i a-xXtjpos, ov, without lot or portion, poor, needy. II. unalwithout lot or share in a thing, c. gen. lotted, without an owner. d-KXT|pa)TOS, ov, (a privat., K\r)p6(a) without lot or
.
Hence
I
portion in a thing,
5,
c.
gen.
ov, Att. for a.K\ei(TTos.
rtpcas
ov, (a privat., /raAecu) uncalled, tmbidden.

4s,
dxoXdo-Tcos, Adv. intemperately : Comp., aKoXaaroto be ôo intemperate in a thing. xcw irpos d-xoXos, ov, 6, (a privat., KU\OV) a bit, morsel.
(a privat., K\lvrjvai) bending to neither

stedfast.
77,
i
side
unswerving,
ttKoXov0coj, or with.
thing.
f.
rjffo},
II.
(aKoXovOos} to follow, go after metaph. to follow or obey one in a
ecus, 77, a following, sequence. dxoXov0T]Tov, verb. Adj. of dKo\ov0oj, one nmst aKfxdô), f. dffca, (d/fjUT^ to be in full bloom, be at the prime or perfection : hence to flourish, abound in a follow. dxoXov0Ca, 77, (aKoXovOfca) a following, attendance, thing, dKfj.d(iv TTAOVTOJ, etc. : c. inf. to be strong
I
d-xXvcTTOS, ov, also ivashed by waves.
ov,
(a privat., K\VOJ) un-
Hence
aKoXov9T|o-ts,
enough to do; but impers.

time to do.
dictates, a, ov,
strength.
dxp,T|,
7rt 77,
dfCfJiafci, c. inf., it
is
high
train.
II.
agreement or conformity with.
(d/cfirj}
in full bloom, at the prime,
d-KoXov0os, attending on :
ol
ov, (a copul., Kf\evdos) following, as Subst. aKoXovOos, 6, a follower,
blooming, vigorous;
II.
dfCfjaTos (pvaiv in the
prime of attendant ;
;
aKoXovOoi the camp followers.
II.
in time, in season, Lat. opporlunus.

;
(aKf),
Lat. acies) a point, edge
following after; agreeing with, suitable to, like, c. Adv. -Qws, in accordance but also c. dat. proverb. gen.
with, c. dat.
rasor's edge, i. e. at the critical moment ; dfj,(pioeiot dttfjai the fingers of both hands, like TTOOUV dfcfuai. 2. the highest point of
vpov
dKfirjs
on the
anything, the bloom, flower, prime, esp. of man's age, d/i7) 77)8775, Lat. fios aetatis ; aKfir) (Jcpovs mid-summer: generally, strength, vigour. 3. like (coupus, the time, i.e. the best, most fitting time; aKfirj [e<m], c. inf., 'tis high time to do; ITT' d/i^s flvcu, c. inf., to
d-KoXv[ij3os, ov, unable to swim. d-Kojjucrria, Ep. -it) [i] , 77, want of tending. d-KOfXWTTOS, ov, (a privat., Kopifa} untended.
d-xofjios, ov, (a privat., Kojjir)) without hair,
From
bald:
of
trees, leafless.
be on the point of doing. as Adv. in a dxfjiT|v, properly ace. of d/c/^, but used moment, directly : even now, still, like ert.
full-grown, in full vigour. (Deriv. uncertain.) dx(jn]vos, ov, fasting from food. = aKa.fj.as, und-i<p,T|s, rjros, 6, 77, (a privat., /cdfj-vca)
dicp,T]v6s,
77,
d-xojxiraaTOS, ov, (a privat., KOfJ.Tra.fa} unboastful. d-tcop/rros, ov, without boast, unboasting. Lat. simd-xop.\J/os, ov, unadorned, simple, plain,
plex.
II.
f.
rude in speech.
(aKovrj) to sharpen, whet.
dxovaco,
dxovif|,
rjaoj,
ov,
(dfcfj.r)}
d-xov8vXos,
ov, (a privat., KOVOV\TJ) without blows.
tiring, fresh.
5,
Lat. cos. 77, (ditr)') a whetstone, hone, d-xoviTi, Adv. of aKuviros, (a privat., Koviai) without the dust of the arena, hence without combat, toil,
ov, (a privat., Kafj.va))
unwearied, untiring.
or effort, Lat. sine pidvere.
CLKOVITOV
dic6viTOv, TO, a poisonous plant, aconite, monkshood. UKOVTU, later form for dtKovri.
CLKpCLTlO-TOS.
27
privat., tcovpos}
childless, without
II.
d-KOvpos, ov, (o
male
heir.
(a privat., tcovpa} unshorn.
dicovTia),
dicuvTiffa:
f.
i(TQ},
Att. to):
to hurl
aor.
I
:
ijûvTiaa,
Ep.
uKOticrsiav, Aeol.
opt. of
CLKoixa.
,
form of aKovaatev, 3
pi.
aor. I
also to throw, (d'tfcuz/): fling, dart : to dart at, c. gen. pers. : later c. ace. pers. to bit or strike with a javelin, to wound; and
a javelin
Desiderat. of d/cotw, to wish to hear.

,
ov, (aKotca, 0eos)
heard of God.
Pass, to be so bit or
rays,
pierce.
wounded.
II.
2.
to shoot
forth
or
of the moon.
intrans. to
dam
ov, (OLKOVQ}) audible. aKOtio-uos, ov, Att. contr. for dc*ouo"tos, unwilling,
,
77,
C.KOVTIOV, TO,
javelin
(d/coia;) a thing heard, a sound, a rumour, report, tale, [a] Hence UKOVTKTTTJP, fjpos, 6, and a,KOVTUTTT|S, ov, 6, (O.KOVaKouo-jxaTicv, TO, a little tale. Tt a>) a darter, hurler of javelins. a,KOvo-TOv, also aKOVo-rca, verb. Adj. of d/eovcu, one aKovTurriKos, rj, ov, (aKovriôj) skilled in throwing must hear or hearken to, c. gen. the dart. aKOV(TTT|S, ov, 6, (dKovu} a bearer, listener. aKovTicmJS, vos, 77, Ion. for O.KUVTLOLS, the game of aKOucTTOs, 17, or, verb. Adj. of dtcoixa, heard, audible: the dart, a contest at throwing the dart. tha' shotdd be heard.
,
a dart, javelin. ?), throwing a javelin. TO. (aKovri^ca) that which is darted, a evros aKovriaâros within a dart's throw.
O.KOW, (aKovriôi) the
Dim. of
under constraint : Adv. -tews, unwillingly, or in an unwelcome manner ; Sup. aKovaiurara, most unwillingly.
d'covorjjLa,
TO,
strain.
2.
axovTO-86tcos, ov,
dart,
\.
(O.KOJV,
it.
exo/wat)
:
watching
I.
the
'AKOTT1,
dfirjKoa,
f.
e.
shunning
untiring.
-2.
Dor. aKovtca
fut.
:
d-scoiros, ov, without weariness
pass,
un-
Pass.,
aor. I ffitovaa : pf. Att. : plqpf. dfcrjKuciv, Att. aKijuotj : drcovoOr)crofj.ai : aor. I f KOvaOrjv : pf. t
d#ovo"o/tt)u
:
wearied,
easy.
II.
act.
not wearying,
|
TJKova/Mt
ace.
to
hear,
II.
removing weariness, refreshing. aKopco-TttTOs, most shameless, a Sup. either from
2. absol. to hear,
or shortened for ; ros, Sup. of d/f^pfaros, like fj.taaa.Tos, vearos. d-Kopecrros, ov, (a privat., Kopivvvfju) insatiate, und-Koprjs
= duuptaros
c.
people.
;
both with gen. and give ear ; dftoverc \ea> hear, to listen or give ear to, mostly c.
used
gen.
ceasing
act. not satiating
gen. insatiate of, unsated with. : not disgusting.

dtfopeo*Tos.
II.
c. dat., hence to obey. III. to hear oneself called, be called, pass for ; with an Adj. or Subst., dtcovciv KOHLS, Lat. malus audire; or with an Adv. cv, Kaitws dicovfiv, Lat. bine, male audire.
more
rarely
d-Kopcros, ov,
UKpa, Ion. ciKp-r), 77, (properly fern, of a/epos] the end, point, esp. the highest point, the top of the hill, peak,
headland : a citadel, Lat. arx : rear* mar aKpas, to destroy from top utterly, Lzt.funditus evertere.
Att.
d'/cpTis Trep9fiv, to bottom, i. e.
d-Kop-qros, ov, (a privat., KGpkvvv\ii\ insatiate : c. 2. (a gen. unsated with, ate. TTO\((J,OV, a.Trfi\wv.
privat.,
d-Kopos, ov, = dicupr)Tos, insatiate: metaph. ceasedicpdavTOs, ov, = a.KpavTos, without result, unfulless, Lat. improbus. filled, fruitless, Lat. irritus. V AKO2, cos, TO, a cure, relief, remedy, help, reS, (a privat., Kpayciv} not barking. source for or against a thing, c. gen. d'os repveiv to contr. form of dtfpae'a, ace. masc. of aKpzrjs. prepare a remedy. fs, arjfju) of certain winds, blowing
!
KopioS) unswept, untrimmed.
aKp-a,T|S,
(a/epos,
770-0;, (aKofffjLos^ to be disorderly, dicoo-jjLeto, ruly : to be out of order, to offend.

f.
un-
strongly, fresh-blowing. dKpai<j>vf|S, fs, contr.

paios, (pavfjvai)
d-Kocrp,ir]TOS,
ov,
i.
(a privat., KOO fj-tcu)
unarranged,
disorderly.
dxocr(jLLa,
77,
disorder
unadorned, unfurnished. : extravagance : unruliness,
offence.
From
from dfCfpaio-Qavys, (d/teII. unmixed, pure, sheer: hence unharmed, Lat. integer : c. gen. untouched by a thing. d-KpavTOs, ov, (a privat., Kpaivoj) unaccomplished,
d-Koa-ftos, ov, without order, disorderly : in moral Adv. -pois, without orsense, unruly, rebellious : der. II. KOGUOS d'/f 007105 a world that is no
II. endless. unfulfilled, fruitless, idle. dKpacria, 77, (aKparrjs) the character of an incontinence, Lat. impotentia, opp. to
d-Kpa,T6ia,
j
77,
earlier
irreg.
form of
fureg.
[d]
world, like yafios ayapos,

dKocrTa.ci>
etc.
dKpaT6<TTpos,
e's,
Comp. of aKparos.
;
or dico<TTi>, only used in
aor.
part.
i
aKoarrjaas. well-fed, over-fed.
From
'AKO5TH',
77,
doixu, to hcarhn to, c. dKOvdJojAai, II. to be called, bidden; SCUTOS doudegen. a6ov ye are bidden to the feast, like KaXtTaOai, Lat.
vocari.
CIKOVTJ,
-f),
barley. Dep., like
(a privat., Kpdros) powerless : not d-KpfiTTis, having power or command over a thing dfepar^s opyfjs, Lat. impotens irae : esp. in a moral sense, without power or command over oneself, incontinent,
Lat. impotens sui.
Ep. for
:
dnori,
tidings of his father
hearing; a sound.
irarpos
d/covr]
I
a-KpuTiop.ai, fut. Att. icCjuat, Dep. to drink pure wine (aKparos, merum}. II. to breakfast, because Hence this meal consisted of bread dipped in wine.
dicpdrioros, ov, having breakfasted,
[tcpa]
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dKpaTOiroo-ia, Ion.
'wine.
-Crj,
17,
CLKpoOiVLOV.
From
a drinking of unmixed 'fused, disorderly : countless. of mountains, continuous.

|
,
2. lasting, II.
unceasing: undecided,
aKpdTO-iroTrjs, ov, Ion. aKpTjTO-iro'rrjs, ea>, o, (dKpdros, TTiVcw) a drinker of unmixed wine. d-Kparos, Ion. a-KpTjros, ov Comp. and Sup. aKpdunTffrpos, -cffraros i (a privat., Kepdvvvfu) mixed, pure, sheer, unadulterate : esp. of wine, O.Kparos (sub. olvos), 6, wine without water, sheer wine,
:
unjudged, untried, of persons and things dttpirov nva /creivciv, to put to death without trial, Lat. indicia causa : also not subject to
doubtful.
2.
;
trial.
j
i
III. act.
not giving judgment.
2.
not
exercising judgment, undistinguishing. o,KpiT6-<}>vXXos, ov, (dfcpiros, <pv\\ov) of blended Lat. merum ; metaph., aKparos vovs pure intel- foliage. ^ lect. 2. untempered, icnrestrained, excessive: inaKpiTo-<|)VpTOS, ov, (dftpiros, (pvpca) undistingui&htemperate, violent. ably mixed. = aKpodopai. d-Kpdrcop, opos, 6, = d-Kparr]S, without control. \jcpa\ a.Kpodôp.aL. Dep.
\
dicpaTu>s, Adv. of aKparrjs, without control IV to be incontinent.

f.
aKparws
dxpaxoXco), dicpd-xoXos, Ion. dicpT|-xoXos, ov, (aKpos, ôAos) quick or sudden to anger, passionate ; KVQJV aKpdxoA.OS an ill-tempered dog. \jfpa]
uKpe'|Aa)v, ovos, 6,
rjaca, to be passionate.
From
d.Kp6dp.a, TO, (dwpoao/wt) Lat. acrouma, anything heard with pleasure, anything read, recited, played or sung : a play or musical piece. 'AKPOA'OMAI impf. rjKpowfj-rjv fut. daofMt aor. i r/Kpoaadfjiijv to [a] pf. rjicpodpai Dep.
:
hearken or
dicp6u<ris,
listen to, esp. to
hear or attend lectures

II. to obey.
(aKpos) the
end of a branch or
6 aKpoufj.vos a hearer, student.

ecws, rj,
bough, a small branch, spray, twig.

uKp-eo-rrepos, ov, (aKpos, 4o"7Tpa) at the beginning
(aKpodopaC) a hearkening or
lis-
tening
to.
2. obedience.
of evening, at eventide. dicp-T|j3T)S, fs, and aicp-T]{3os, ov,

earliest youth, very
aKpodrcov, verb. Adj.

(d/cpos, 77/377)
of
a.Kpodofw,i,
one
must
:
in
listen to.
young.
aKpoanfipiov, TO, (aKpodop-ai) a place of audience

lecture-room.
II.
a-KptjTOS, ov, Ion. for aKparos, unmixed, pure. dicpT]-xoXia, a,Kpi?|-xo\os, Ion. for afcpaxoXia, etc.
aicpias, ace. pi. of dicpis.
dicpijBeia, f], exactness, accuracy, precision : perfection. II. strictness, severity : parsimony, frugality.
an audience.
:
ttKpoaTT|s, ov, 6, (oiKpodo p.at) a hearer
a pupil.
From
(aKpodopai) proper for hearing or attending lectures ; fuaBbs aKpoartKos, Lat honorarium, a pupil's fee.
UKPOUTIKOS,
17,
ov,
(aicpos, fiaivo)} to
,
walk on
tiptoe or erect.
II.
dicpij3T|S, 6s, exact,

;
accurate, precise, perfect in
its
kind of thoughts, clear, definite, precise. II. of persons, exact, strict, scrupulous : also frugal,
stingy.
(dKpos,@a(pT]vai) wetted at the end. tinged at the point, or slightly.

uicpo-|3eXY]s,
\
S,
(oiKpos,
/3Xos) with a point at the
(Deriv. uncertain.)
:
end.
a.Kplô\oytoâ.i, Dep. (aKpi0o\6yos) to be exact,

accurate, or precise in language Hence accurately.
,
c. ace. rei, to
weigh
a slinger, to skirmish. dicpoj3oXio}jiai, (d/fpojSoAca;) Dep. to throw or strike from afar : to skirmish. Hence
dicpo(3oXca>, (apo/3oA.os) to be
7),
precision of language. ov, (dKpi0r)s, Acfyos) exact in lan-
aKpof3oXio-is,
ecus, fi,
a skirmishing.
u,KpoJ3oXurp.6s, ov, 6, aKpo|3oXtorTT|S, ov, o,
d.Kpofi6\i(n$.
guage.
dKpofi(>Xos.
aKpljSoa), rate : to arrange precisely
f.
waca, (aKpi@r)s) to
:
make exact or accu:
but commonly, to examine
aKpo-|36Xos, 6, (aitpos, jSaXea/) as Subst. one that throws from afar, a slinger, skirmisher: but II.
as Adj. proparox. d/cpo-/3oAos, ov, struck from afar.
97,
Pass, to be
or understand thoroughly : to express accurately made exact or perfect.

aKpij3J>s,
cisely.
Adv. of
dtcpi/3r)s,
;
vix
et
II. sparingly ne vix quidem.
exactly, accurately, predxpifius KOI /*oAts, Lat.
(d/cpojSu<TTos) uncircumcision. ov, (aKpos, /3uco) uncircumcised.

(d/tpos, ycuvia)
aKpo-ycoviaios, ov,
at the extreme
a,Kpi8o-0TJKT],
aKpis,
tos,
r),
T), (aKpis, riOrjuC) a locust-cage. Ion. for aKpa, a hill-top, peak ; mostly
'
angle; dnp. \i$os the corner foundation-stone. aKpo-Seros, ov, (aKpos, deca) bound at the end or aKpoSpva, rd, (aKpos, Spvs} fruit-trees.
fruits, esp. hard-shelled
fruits.
k\iff<rca)
top.
II.
in pi., dxpies
t/vcfj.ufffffai
i'5os,
-f),
'AKPI'2,
aKpto-Ca,
confusion.
the windy mountain-tops. a locust, Lat. gryllus.
ctKpo-cXiKTOS, ov, (aKpos,
twisted at the end.
77,
(dffpiros}
II.
want of distinctness and order, u,Kpo-0iYT|S, fs, want of judgment. \face or lightly.
(aKpos, Oiyfiv^) touching on the sur-
dfcpiTO-SaKpus, v, gen. vos, (dttpiTos, odfcpv) shedding floods of tears.

aicpiT6-[Ju}0os,
lessly.
II.
ov,
(dKpiros,
fjiv8os)
talking
reck-
aKpo-Oiva, rd, v. aKpo-Oiviov. aKpo0ividôp.ai, Dep. (aKpoQiviov) to take of the best, pick out for oneself.
d,Kpo-0tviov, TO, (aKpos, 0/s) mostly in plur. aKpoOivia, also dnpoOiva, properly, the top of the heap, the
hard
to interpret.
a-Kpiros, ov, (a privat., Kpivca) unarranged, con-
a/cr?.
best or choice
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hence the first-fruits of tfie field, good, excellent; d/tpot Aa.va.wv, TroirjTwv the first OVK dxpos not properly a neut. Adj. among the Greeks, the poet of booty, etc., like dirapxa-i from a.Kpo9ivios, whence Ovij aKpoOivia offerings of strong of mind. IV. neut. dnpov and d/fpa, as Adv. very, exceedingly, highly : v. d/cpcu?. first-fruits. \Ql\
parts
:
:
pirt.
dicpo-KcXaividco, (aKpos, KeXaivos) only used in Ep. uKpoKe\aivi6ojv, growing black on the surface.
dKpo-o-i8if]pos, ov, (d'pos, aiSijpos) pointed or shod
with iron.
dicp6-cro4>os, ov, (aKpos, o*opos) high in dKpo-o-ToXiov, TO, (aKpos, <TTO\r}) the
aKpo-KV<j>T|S, es, (aKpos, aKpo-KV6<j>cuos, ov, at the beginning or end of night, in twilight, ) ov, (aKpos, KOfj-ri) with hair on the II. with leaves at the top. crown.
citadel of Corinth. dicpo-ic6piv9os, o, the
f.
and
wisdom.
gunwale of
a ship.
aKpo-cr<j>aXT|S, es, (d'/fpoj, a(pa\T]vai} apt to stumble.
aKporaTT], fern. Sup. of aKpos. atcpo-TeXruTiov, TO, (aKpos, TeXevTrj) the fag-end of waves. topmost anything, esp. of a verse. axp6-\l0os, ov, (aKpos, \iOos) with the extremitiesaKpoTirjs, TfTos, 77, (dpos) a summit, height. of statues of wood with marble head, or shave the of stone, epith. From aKpOTOp.ecd, to
ciKpo-ieOfJiaToco,
ouaoj, (aKpos, rcvâ) to
float on the
hands, and feet.

dicpo-Xiviov, TO, (aKpos, \ivov) the edge of a net. aKpo-Xoyfj), (aKpos, \tyca) to gather at top.
a.Kpo/\o<|>iTT]S,
[t],
lop off surface. aKp6-rop,os, ov, (aKpos, TejuctV) cut off" at the edge. to inhabit the dicp-ovxeoj, (aKpov, ex<w) heights. aKpo-<|>iJOTOv, TO, (aKpos, <pvaa) the snout or pipe of
a pair of bellows. aKpo-xavT|s, S, (aKpos, -xaveiv} wide-yawning. dicp6-Xo<}>os, o, (aKpos, A.o<po?) a mountain-ridge. dicpo-Xipiop.ai, Dep. (aKpos, X t V) to struggle at arm's length, of a kind of wrestling, in which they a>cpo-At)Ta>, (aKpos, Aucu) to untie only at the end. UKpo-navY|S, fs, (aKpos, p.avrjvai) at the height of grasped one another's hands, without clasping the madness, raving mad. body. dcpo-n,6Xij33os, ov, (aKpos, ;io\t/35oj) leaded at the d'-Kptnrros, ov, (a privat., KpvirTca) unhidden. edge, epith. of a net. d-KpiJcrTaXXos, ov, without ice, unfrozen. oicpov, ou, TO, neut. of aKpos, the highest or topmost aKp-toXeviov, TO, (aKpos, wXtvrf) the point of the I. a elbow. II. metaph. point : mountain-top, peak. the highest pitch, the III. pi. height of a thing. a.Kp-(ovv\ia, 77, (aKpos, ovv) the tip of the nail : hence any extremity, the ridge of a mountain. dupa, of persons, the chiefs. dKp-ovuxt, Adv. (aKpos, oVu) with the edge of the aicp-wvvxos, ov, (aKpos, oVt) with nails, claws, hoofs. nail. dicp-topcia, 77, (aKpos, opos) a mountain-ridge. dicp-6vi5xos, ov, (aKpos, 6Vu) = aKpwvvxos. regul. Adv. of aKpos, very, exceedingly.
ou,
6,
(dfcpos,
Ao<pos)
a moun-
taineer.
aKpo-vuxos, ov, (aKpos,
vv)
at nightfall, at even.
T]pLdô),
riKpQ}Tr)pia.ff(*ai
:
f.
trey
aKpo-TTv9ir|s, es, (aKpos, TrfvOos) exceeding sad. aKpo-iroSi]TC, Adv. (aKpos, irovs) on tiptoe, stealthily. aKpo-iroXis, ecu?, 77, (dtcpos, TroAts) the upper or
: aor. I fjKpwTTjpiaaa : pf. pass. to cut off the extremities, esp. the
hands and feet,
to mutilate.
From
aKpcoTT|piov, TO, (a/cpos) any topmost or prominent
higher city, hence the citadel, castle : in Att. esp. the Acropolis of Athens, which served as the treasury.
II.
part; aKp. ovpeos

beak, Lat. rostra.
a.
mountain-peak ;
I. in plur.
dp. 1/7705 a ship's the extremities of the

a promontory.
metaph. a tower of defence.
2.
the
body, hands
highest point.
aKT<uv6o>,
:
= aKTaivta.
and feet.
2. in sing,
oxpo-iroXos, ov, (aKpos, 7ro\ecy) high-ranging

nerally, high.
oxpo-iropos, ov, (drcpos, im'pcu) piercing with the point. aKpo-irrcpov, TO, (a/)o?, 7rrepoV) the tip of the wing. aKpo-irroXts, 77, poet, for G.KPUTTO\IS. dxpos, a, ov, (a/07) at the end, i.e. either outermost, Lat. extremus, or at the top, Lat. summus ; dicpa xV> a/fpot TroSes, etc., the end of the hand or feet, etc. ; iro\i j d/eprj = the citadel a.Kp6iro\ts, vScap drcpov the so also, ITT' a/fpots (sc. 5anTvsurface of the water \ois) on tiptoe ; OVK air' d'/cpas <ppevos not from the
; ;
aKTaivco, seems to be a strengthd. form of dyca, to put in motion, or, if intr., to move rapidly. II. dicTatos, a, ov, (a.KT-q) on the shore or coast. boring through, A/n-ai'a (sc. 777) 77, Coast-land, an old name of
ge'
Attica, also 'A/crr). 'AKTE'A, 77, the elder-tree, Lat. sambucus.
surface of the heart, i. e. from the inmost heart dxpoun \ai<povs Kpao-WSois with the outermost edges of the sail, with a close-reefed sail. II. of Time, III. d/fpa loWpa the end of evening, night-fall.
d-KTuvos, ov, (a privat., KTtavov} without property. d-KTVi<rros, ov, (a privat., KTCVIÔJ) uncombed, unkempt. UKTCOV, verb. Adj. of djcu, one must lead: OLKTCOV one must keep peace. II. intr. one must go or march. or d-KTtpurros, ov, (a privat., KTCor KTfpifa) without funeral-rites.
Tiq, 77, (dyvvfii) the place where the waves break, i.e. the beach, sea-shore, strand; in plur., d/rrat TrpoII. 2. a tract by the sea, @\T]Tts jutting cliffs.
of Degree, the highest in
its
kind, first, exceeding,
30
coast, Lat. ora.
CLK.TTI
aAaTra
Sp6fj,os,
generally, any raised place or edge, like the sea-
the
bounding race ; by others from

77,
d'As,
dpa-
/*os,
I
a race over the sea.
(dAaa;:f ) the character of a braggart, vain-boasting, imposture, made of it. From dXaôvcvjxa, TO, an imposture. without dXaôvevofiai, f. fvaopai, Dep. to swagger, use a-KTT)|Jia>v, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., Krrjp.a) From false pretensions. property, c. gen., dATT^/ia^ -)(pvaoio poor in gold. dXau>v, ovos, 6, 7), (aAT?) a wanderer about the a-KTT|TOS, oi/, (a privat., KraofMi) not worth getting. aKTivctrcriv, Ep. for aKrlaiv, dat. pi. of d/ms. country, vagabond : hence, a false pretender, an
<XKTT|,
77,
(dyvvju) properly fern, of d/rros (broken, bruised), bruised corn, Lat. mola : groats, meal, bread
dXaôvcia,
dKTiv]86v, (d/ms) Adv. like a ray. aKTios, ov, (a.Krrj) of or inhabiting the sea-shore. ctKTis, ivos, fj, a ray, beam, esp. of the sun ; /xe<r<ra also the flash of fire and lightning CLKTIS midday
: :
impostor.
II.
as Adj.
making fake
:
pretences,
swaggering, braggart, Lat. gloriosus

ve<TTa.TOS or -iffraros.
Sup.
dAao-
II. like Lat. metaph. brightness, splendour. radius, the spoke of a wheel. aKTiT-qs, ov, 6, (aKT-fj) a dweller on the coast, [t]
dXdOcia, dXa0Tjs, Dor. for dAT^êta, d\r]6fjs. cXdGets, Dor. aor. I pass. part, of d\do/j.at.
d-KTiTOS, ov, (a privat., Krifa

,
uncultivated.
chief.
= d\dofMi, to wander about. dXaKara, 77, Dor. for dXaXd, Dor. for dAaAi^.
dXaivco,
dXaXa-yr],
17,
opos, 6, (cfyw)
a leader,
privat.,
d-Kt;{3pvt]TOS, oi/, pilot, not steered. y
(a
/cv^fpvdca)
without
dXaXaYiôs,
6,
aXaXaco
esculent acorn, fruit of the ilex.
f.
(dAaAd^cu) a shouting. = d\a\afrj. dojMi aor. I 7/AciAaa, poet. dAd:
AKT"AO5,
?),
an
-to
raise the war-cry

;
ov, (a privat., Kvpaivca) not
washed by
(
to shout
aloud
in
sign of joy
vitcrjv
d\a\dfiv
:
generally, to
the waves, waveless, calm.

a-KVfJios, ov,
= aKv/MLvros
metaph. calm, serene.
d-Ktp,<ov, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., KV/JLO) TOS. [D]

d-KvjJtcov,
= aKvp.av-
shout the shout of victory. dXaXi?|, Dor. dXaXd, fj, alala

battle-shout, war-cry.
a loud cry
the
gen. ovos, (a privat., KVCOJ) without fruit or offspring, barren, [v] d-Kvpos, ov, (a privat., Kvpos) without authorI. of laws, sentences, etc., no longer in ity.
ov,
dXdXi]jJiai, a pf. form of d\do[j.ai, but only used in pres. sense, to wander or roam about, like a beggar.
force, cancelled, annulled, set aside; dfcvpos yfyveII. of ffdai, eTvai to have no force, be set aside.
persons, having no right or power, c. gen. aicupocD, f. waoj, to cancel, set aside. d-KiipcoTOs, ov, verb. Adj. unratified. d-K<o8wvLOTOs, ov, (a privat., tcojo'ojvifa')
d-XdXr)TOS, ov, (a privat., AaAccw) unspeakable. dXdXirjTos, ov, 6, (d\a\rj) the war-cry, shout of victory : also a cry of woe, wailing. dXaXiceiv, aor. 2 inf. of dAecy. dXaXKp,vai, -fi,v, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of dAc'cy.
Hence
untried,
unexamined.
dKWKT],
-Teas,
17,
(a.Kr])
d-KwXvros,
a point, edge, Lat. acies. ov, (a privat., KcaXiioj) unhindered.
'AXaXKO-jiV7]is, i5os, 17, (aAaAtfcfi', /êvos) the guardian goddess, name of Minerva. d-XaXos, ov, (a privat., AaAos) speechless, dumb. dXaXvKT*r|jjiai, a pf. form as if from aXvitrtca (aXi/oS), but like dAaAr^cu only used in pres. sense, to wander about in anguish : to wander in mind from grief.
d-Xd|ATT6TOS, ov, (a privat., Ad/i7rcu) without light,
Adv.
without hindrance.
darksome.
d-KO)fuo8T]Tos, ov, (a privat., KtufiySfca) not the subject of comedy : generally, not ridiculed.
ciicajv,
made
OVTOS,
6,
(aKT]}
-
a javelin, dart, smaller and

Att. contr.
for
, dAa^TTtTos ; dAa/iTi^s f]X.iov without d-Xap,TrfjS, the light of the sun. dXdofxai, impf. r'jXaj/jirjv : aor. I ^Xrjdrjv, Ep. d\r)-
lighter
than
jx os
Orjv
pf.
d\d\7]pai
Dep.
(dA?;)
to
wander, stray,
UKCOV, aicovffa, aicov, gen. -OVTOS, dfKcuv, against one's will, perforce.
Oios, involuntary,
[a] d-Kcoiros, ov, (a privat., Kojirrj) without oars.

f],
roam about : sometimes c. ace., dXdaOai yrjv to wander through or over the land also to wander II. = doi;II. metaph. to wander from home, be banished.
or
:
in mind, be distraught.
dXa|3cuTTO-0T|KT|,
(uXafiaaTos,
#77/07)
a case for
alabaster ornaments.
dXdpao-ros, 6, dXa,pao-TCTif]S, o, dXapdtrrvov, TO, Att. for d\d@affTpos. dXdpao-Tpov, TO, and dXd|3acrTpos, o, also 17, a
calcareous
spar,
dXdos, cv, not seeing, blind; d\aoi, as opp. to ScSopKores, the dead ; d\aov t A/cos o^fjcdrcav a wound II. dark, obscure. that brings blindness.
dXao-o-KOirtT],
less, careless
77, (aAaos, watch.
:
<r/f07rea>)
a blind,
:
i.
e.
useto
alabaster.
to or into the sea
IL that which
:
is
dXaoco,
f.
tyo-cy
aor. I
inf. oAacDo-cu
(dAaJs)
wrought or made of it, a

aXaSe, Adv. (a\s)
dXd-Bpojxos, ov,
6,
casket or case
of alabaster.
in
make
blind.
-fj,
Homer
also
aXairaSvos, ov, (dXairdta) easily mastered, weakened : powerless, feeble.

a-Xairaci>,
by some derived from
d'AAcytat,
Ep. impf. d\diraov
f.
uAaTrafcu
Ep.
aXa?
aor.
aXe/xaroy.
|
31
r},
d\diTaa.
(a
:
euphon.,
esp.
to
AaTraâ;)
to
empty,
drain,
make poor
drain
of power and
strength, overcome, slay. oXas, dVos, TO, = aAs, salt. dXao"ra>, (d'Aao*Tos) to be wrathful, bear bate.
(dAeycu) d\ycivos) painful, grievous, troublesome c. inf., i'mro* dA7eti'oi Safarihorses hard to break.
:
a\ytiv6s,
ov,
cf.
o, only used in pres. and Ep. impf. to trouble oneself about a

:
thing, to care
: :
dXdcrropos, an avenger.
ov,
(dAaarcup) wider the influence of for, mind, heed,

)
c.
gen.
rei.
d-Xacrros, ov, (a privat., \avOdvofiai) not to be forgotten, insufferable, unceasing : abominable, accursed,
dXe-yuva), chiefly used in pres. and impf. (dAe-you) in Odyssey with oaira and Satras, to care a meal
generally afterwards to
|
for prepare a meal for guests.
Hence
d-Xdorojp, opos,
forgets not, the
(a privat., \avOdvouai) he who Avenging Deity, Lat. Deus Vindex,
o,
:
\
oneself,
d-XeYco, (a copul., A^ya;) only used in pres. to trouble have a care, mind, heed ; mostly with the
negat., OVK dXeyeiv to have no care, heed not; rarely with or without 5ai(j.<av then, generally, an avenger, without negat., Airal dhtyovffi Kiovaai they are heedtormentor ; fiovKohojv dAdcrrcup the herds- ful in their course also c. ace. vel gen. to care for persecutor, men's plague. II. pass, one who suffers from a person or thing. Pass., dXeyeaOai ev TIO~I, to be divine vengeance : a sinner, evil-doer, accursed and regarded or counted among.
,
polluted man. dXdras, o, Dor. for d\r]Trjs.
77, ov, (dAâ, d'Aa>) hot, warm. dXeeivo, only used in pres. and impf.:
dXeeivos,
cXdreta,
77,
Dor. for d\r]Tfia.

fj,
dXdro, 3
sing. Ep. impf. of aAaoftcu.
r),
(dAca, 0X77) to shun, avoid, Ion. for dAea.
dXatoTtis, vos,
(dAaoa;) a
making
blind, blinding.
cX^civcs, 77, ov, (0X705) giving pain, painful, grievous : Adv. -vws. II. net. feeling pain, suffering.
For Comp. and Sup.,

:
v. d\yiojv.
dXYCcri-Stopos, ov, (d\yos, owpov) bringing pain. to feel dX-yew, f. 770-0; aor. I rfXy-qoa (d\yos) II. metaph. bodily pain, suffer pain : to be sick. to feel pain of mind, to grieve, be troubled or dis:
:
dXeiap, aTOS, TO, (dAtcu) wheaten flour. d*Xei|jL|jLa, CITOS, TO, (dAft^cw) anything used to anoint with, an unguent, fat, oil. dXeiirrqs, ov, 6, (dAf i<paj) an anointer : a trainer, master, properly in the wrestling-school. dXeis, efo-a, fv, aor. 2 pass. part, of ei'Acy.
d-Xcurov, TO, (a privat., Affos) an embossed cup,
generally
= SCTTCCS.
pain at or about a thing. dX-yTrjScov, oVos, 77, (aA7i;) a sense of pain, pain, grief, of body or mind.
tressed
:
to suffer
dXct-nrjs, ov, 6, (d\rj~)
one who leads or goes astray,
a sinner.
dXei({>a,
To,~d\i(pap.
aXyTju-a, O-TOS, TO, (d\yt(a) pain felt or caused. aX^T](ris, ea's, 77, (aAêcu) sense of pain.
dX-yi-vosis,
foaa,
cv,
(d\yos) painful, grievous.
uXei<j>ap, aTos, TO, (aAc/âj) unguent, oil, used in funeral sacrifices. II. generally, anything for smearing with, pitch, resin.
dXYuov, ov, gen. GVOS, and dX-yi-crTOs, f], ov, irreg. Comp. and Sup. of d\yfiv6s, formed from Subst. dA7os (as icaXXitav, /cdAAto-ros from dAAos). [r Ep.,
but
or
I
'AAEI'^n,
\Y<pa:
pf.
d\r)\ifJ.fjLai
f.
if/w
aor.
7/A6it//a,
Ep. d'Aoil,
pf.
d\rf
[t]
:
Pass., aor. I
:
it \i(f)6rjv,
also acr. 2 -'^(pr/v

oil
A/rr'
to
anoint with
the
skin
Att.]
cos, TO,
Homer
pain, Lat. dolcr, whether of body
joins dAeti^cu
01
or dXetyaoOai
;
lAato> to
"AAFO2,
mind
;
anoint with
oil (see AtTra)

;
II. later, pain, sorrow, grief, distress. Hence anything that causes pain. Pass, with f. med. uXyuvco, f. vvu> aor. I ?7A7wa. to pain, grieve, disd\yvvovf*ai : aor. I i*]\yvvOr)v
:
nastic exercises
oXfKpu^voi
esp. of anointing for the athletes.
gymII.
like eir-a\fi<pca, to anoint, Hence to stop up the ears.
besmear; ovara dAeFât
dXeuJ/is,
f<ws, 77,
an anointing, dyeing.
tress:
Pass, to feel pain, be grieved or distressed at

:
a thing.
dXSaivco aor. 2 rj\oavov : to make to grow, nourish, strengthen; ?;A5ai/e yue'Aea she filled out his limbs: to
dXeKTOpicrKos, o, Dim. of dAt/cra'p, a cockerel. dXeKTOpis, tSos, 77, (d\KTo:p) a hen. dXeKTOptSevis, ecus, o, (dAc'/CTcup) a chicken. dXKTOpo-(j)o)via, 77, (a\KTOJp, (poiv-f)} the crowing of a cock
:
Only poet. (From *d'Aew, Lat.a/o.) II. trans. = grow, wax, thrive. d\SaivQ}. Root 'AA-, as in Lat. alere.} (From dXca, Ion. cXti], 77, (d\ij, d\cva}} an avoiding, esincrease, multiply.
dX&T|<rK(j), to
cock-crow.
d-XcKrpos, ov, (a privat., Af/fTpov) unwedded ; d\fKTpa yd^fav dfu\\f}iMTa an unlawful contest of marriage dAc/crpa is also used Adv. without marriage. caping : c. gen. flight from a thing, shelter from it. dXescrpvcuva, T), a hen, comic fern, of d\KTpiicav, 'AAE'A, Ion. dXet), 77, = ei'A?/, heat or warmth, of by analogy of \(cuva to AeW. the sun, or of fire. Hence vvos, o, 77, (dAt/cTcyp) a cock or ben. intr. to grow dXeaivo), to warm, make warm, sun 'AAE'KTnP, opos, o, a cock, Lat. gallus.
:
warm,
be
warm.
I inf.
'AAE'Kn,
and imper.
pi.
less
common form
r
t
for
d\((a, to
ward
^dXao-6ai, dXeacrOc, Ep. aor.
of
Tivi TI. off, avert,

,
Dor. for
\ffJiaTOS.
dXev, Dor. and Ep. for fdXrjffav, 3 pi. aor. i pass, but dXev, aor. 2 part, neut., v. dAet's. of ei'Acu II. dXe-avSpos, ov, (dAe'cu, dvrjp) defending men. the usual name of Paris in the Iliad. the wind. dXc^-dvejios, ov, (dAe'cu, dvep.os) keeping off dXa(r0ai, aor. I med. inf. of dAecu. dXei;|Xvcu, -ep.v, Ep. inf. of dAecu. dX6|ifjcri, 3 sing. aor. i opt. of dAe'cu. dXcj;T]p,a, TO, (dAecu) a defence, guard, help. aXel^c-is, ecus, 77, (dAe'cu) a keeping off, resistance. of dAe'cu. dXej;ir|o-<o, fut. dXc^TjTCipa, 77, fem. of dXcgrjT/jp. dXe^TjTTjp, fjpos, 6, (dAecu) one who keeps off", a helper, guardian ; dXf^rjT-^p fidxijs one who keeps the
:
dXeTT]S, ov, 6, (d\fca) a grinder;

mill-stone.
dXerrjs ovos a
dXeros,
6, (dAecu)
f.
a grinding.
longer form of dAecu, to grind, [a]
dXeTpevco,
euo"cu,
dXe-TpCpavos, 6, (dAecu, Tpt/3cu) that which grinds or pounds, a pestle. dXerpis, <8os, 17, (dAecu) a female slave who grinds
corn, Lat. molitrix. [a] dXev or dXev, prob. shortened for dAe'ou, imper. of dXfOfjiai, avoid! cease!
of dAeo^tcu. dXevpov, TO, (dAecu) wheaten flour, fine meal, mostly in plur. d'Aeupa, distinguished from d\<pira (barleydXet)d|XT]v, aor. I
meal).
dXctico, f. aAewo'cu, aor. I Âeuo"a, used as Act. to to remove, keep dAeo/xat or dAevo/wit (v. dAeojuat)
:
Hence fight pj^the rest, a champion. aXi]TT|pios, a, ov, able to keep off, defend or help, II. esp. as epith. of the gods, like Lat. Averrunci.
dXcfrTTjpiov (sub. (pdpiMKOv},ro, a remedy, protection.
oXeî-apT], 77, (dAe'cu, dpd) she that keeps off a curse ; or (from dAecu, 'Aprjs) she that guards from death and ruin, [op]
far away.
'AAE'H
Ep.
Ae/xat
:
d'Aecro'a
impf. rjXovv : fut. dAeo*cu : aor. I TÂeâ, pf. dXrjXeKa, pass. dXrjXefffMi or dA?;to grind, bruise, pound, Lat. molere.
: :
Att. dXccopd, f], (dAeofiat) an avoiding, 2. a means of escape from, shunning, escaping. dXi-J3X6p,vos, ov, (dX(o}, 0(Xffj.vov) keeping off a defence against a person or thing, orj'i'cav dvopwv arrows or darts. absol. help, succour. dXfwpr)
dXccop-f),
:
j,
ov, (dAe'cu,
KaKov) keeping off evil.
"AAH,
ing.
tion,
(dXa},@pOTOs) protecting mortals. dXi-{xopos, ov, (dAecu, fj.6pos) warding off death. dXJ;i-4>dpjAaKOV, TO, a means of keeping off poison,
wandering or roammetaph. a wandering of mind, distracmadness, Lat. error mentis.

77,
(dAdo/Mcu) ceaseless
2.
an
antidote.
:
the
II. dXri0ia, poet. dXijOcCa, rj, (dA^s) truth. character of one who speaks truth, frankness,
'AAE'Hn
aor.
I act.
the
tenses
are
:
formed partly from

fut.
sincerity.
dAeecu, partly from dAe/y

opt. dAe770"ete ; but also fut. dAecu aor. I
;
dAe^crcu
;
3 sing,
:
fut.
med. dAe^cro/xat r/Aea fut. med. dAeoan Ep. aor.

;
dXt)0eo-Tpov, -ecrrara, Comp. and Sup. of d\r)0)s. of persons, to speak dXijOetJco, f. euo*cu, (dXrjOrjs) truth, to be truthful : of things, to be true : of divinairdvra.
j
/xat
aor. I fjXfgdftrjv
if
also
without
from *dA/u) aXaXicov, inf. dAaAtfetV, augm. (as whence again is ffjLfvai, -ffjLfv, part. dXaXitwv formed a fut. dXaXK-fjaco to ward or keep off; turn away or aside, hence to defend, assist, aid: Con:
come true, be fulfilled : dXrjOevaov speak truth in all things. without reserve: d-Xii]0T)S, es, (a privat., AT^CU) of persons, true, sincere; truthful, frank, honest : of
tions, in Pass, to
struct., c. dat. pers. et ace. rei separately, as, dAeetj/ rtvi to help one ; Zcvs roy' dAeô-ete Jove avert
may
2. neut. as Adv. with ironical proparox. dXrjOcs ; itane? indeed? in sooth? but TO dXrjQes, in very truth, really and truly, Lat.
things, real, actual.

signf.
;
this
but most freq. together, as, dX(fiv AavaoTs Kaitov ?jpap to avert the day of evil from the Danai cf. dAaAtfe Med., aAeea0cu nva to keep another
;
:
revera.
dXt]0top,(U, Dep.
dXT]0iv6s,
77,
= dATyfleucu.
:
ov, (dXr]0r)s)
oneself, defend oneself against fendere: also absol. to defend oneself.

off"
from
him, Lat. deII. in
Med.
persons, truthful, honest Adv. -vws. nuine.

dXir]06-jJi,avTis,
ecus, o,
of agreeable to truth : of things, real, actual, ge(dA^^T^s, pavTis) prophet
also, to requite, repay,
recompense.
also dXetiop,ai
:
77,
3 sing, opt. dAeoiTo : part. dAev/iei/os : but chiefly used by Homer in 3 sing. aor. I rjXtvaro or dAeuaTO ; imper. dAevat, dAeaaê subj. d\(rjrai or dAeveTat ; opt.
;
dXeofJUH, contr. dXtvp-at,
of truth.
dXi]0ocruvi],
77,
poet, for
dAecu, to grind. dXT|0co, fut. r)ffu, of dXrjOrjs, really, truly; dXijOcos, Ion. -ecus, Adv.
dAêta.
aAecuTo
fifvos
:
inf.
:
dAeaaât,
:
dXevaoOai
part.
dAevd:
also cus dXijOws
Comp.
dXrjOeffrepov,
more
truly
to avoid, shun, usu. c. ace. (dAewu) rei, dA. /SeAos, Odvarov, rarely c. ace. pers. also c. inf. to avoid absol. to escape, doing, omit to do avoid : to neglect : cf. dAeO. flee,
Dep.
Sup. dXqOfarara, most truly.

'AXTj'iov -ireBiov, TO, (d'AT;)
land of wandering,
in
Lycia or
Cilicia.
without corn-land, poor. d-Xr|l'os, ov, (a privat., X-fj'iov)
dXccro-av, Ep. for
Âeow, 3
plur. aor. I
of dAew.
oXereu., Ep. for aXrjrai, 3 sing, aor 2 subj. of pai, to leap.
oAAo-
una-X-rjKTOs, Ep. dXXTjKTOs, ov, (a privat., Xrjyw) ceasing, incessant; dXXrjKTOs 6vfj.6s implacable anger ;
dXXrjKTos xoAou abating not from wrath.
33
d\T)XeKo, a\T)\crp.ai or -cjiai, Att. of dAy, to grind. pass,
ci\T|Xi<t>a,
pf. act.
and
dX-fjXififKU,
Att. pf. act.
and
is
pass, of
dXCOios, Dor. for // d-XtOos, ov, without stones, not stony. dXiKia, 17, Dor. for fjXiKia.
aXt]pxL, TO,
fine flour
:
properly that which metaph. a wily knave.
(dAu)
ground,
dXi-xXvo-TOs, ov, (d\s, K\vfa) sea-beaten. dXi-KjitjTOS, ov, (d\s, tedfj-vca) wearied by the sea.
dXiKos,
a, ov,
Dor. for
fjXifeos.
Ep. for d\fjvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of et'Acy. a wanderer, rover. d\T|jjiti>v, ovos, 6, 77, (dAdo^cu) dX-qvau, aor. 2 pass. inf. of etXcy. be laid d-Xtjirros, ov, (a privat., Xap-Pavca) not to
d\T||Ji6vai,
dXi-KTUiros, ov, (aAs, Krvirtoi) sounding in the sea, II. act. sea-beaten, of ships. roaring over the sea, of waves.
dXi-Kvixtov, ov, gen. ovos, (d\s, Kvfj.a) surrounded by waves, [u] dXi-}icScov, OVTOS, 6, (d\s, niocav') lord of the sea. d-Xijievos, ov, (a privat., \i^v) without harbour,
hold of, hard to catch: Comp. dXrjiiTOTCpos, less 2. incomprehensible. amenable. C AAH'5 or dX-fjs, Ep. and Ion. Adj. = Att. aOpoos, thronged, in a mass, Lat. confertus. [a] aX^rai, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of d\\ofuu. dXijTcia, Dor. dXureia, 77, a wandering, roaming.
,
Lat. importuosus
pitable.
generally, giving
no
shelter, inhos-
Hence
"fj,
d-Xtp.ev6TT)S,
sea,
the being without harbours.

v,
From
dX-r]Tvco,
f.
dXi-p.vpif|is, fcroa,
cvffca, (0X17x775) to
(aXs, pvpoi) flowing into the

:
be
a wanderer,
live
of rivers.
a vagrant
life.
dXijTos, o, (d\foj) a grinding in the mill. dXT|njs, ov, o, (dAdoficu) a wanderer, stroller, rover, 2. as Adj. vagabond. vagrant, roving. Ep. impf. d\e6(j.r)v fut. d\e-f]ffo/JMi : to become whole or sound ; aXOero \fip.
dXivSw, aor. I rjXlffa, inf. dXTaai pf. TJ\TK<I : to make a horse roll : Pass. dXivSOp,ai or dXiv8op.ai,
to roll like a horse
;
also to
wander up and down,

to roll in, Lat.
roam
about.
Hence
17,
'AA0OMAI,
dXiv8r|9pa, volutabrum.
(aA.s, vrjx 00 }
a place for horses

^,
dXia, Ion. dXu], 77, (aXrjs) an assembly, gathering of the people, Dor. and Ion. word for the Attic ldXid, 77, (dAs) a salt-cellar. dXidSai, wv, ol, (dAs) seamen. dXi-dcTOs, poet. dXuaicTos, o, (dAs, deros) the seaeagle, osprey.
dXi-u.T|S, fs, (dAs, aTi/Ji)
dXt-vT|KTupa,
dXt-VTjxTIs,
,
fem. noun, as
in the sea.
if
from
a\i-vr)KTr;p
swimming
in the sea. (ct'As, v-qxoâi) swimming aXtvos, 77, ov, (aAs) made of or from salt. d-Xtvos, ov, (a privat., \ivov) without a net, without
blowing on the
sea,
i.e.
blowing
sea-ward.
aXt-av0T)S, dvOos) sea-blooming, purple. d-Xiacrros, ov, (a privat., Atdbfcat) unyielding, unabating : neut. dXiaarov as Adv., incessantly.
fs, (d'As,
hunting toils. aXtij, Dor. for T>t. dXt-âvTOs, ov, (d'As, âtvcu) worn by the sea. aXios, 6, Dor. for 77X40$, the sun. [a]
dXios, a, ov, also os, ov, (dAs) of, from, or belonging to the sea, Lat. marinus. [a]
dXi-|3aTos, ov, Dor. for f,\i@aTos.
erring
the sea.
tiXtos, a, ov, = fMTaios, fruitless, unprofitable, idle, : also in neut. as Adv. in vain, (Deriv. [a]
dXi-ppKTos,
tain.)
ov, (a\s, fipex 01*)
washed by
uncertain.)
dXiyKios, a, ov, resembling,

[a]
6s,
like<
(Deriv. uncer-
dXi-8ovos, ov, (aXs, Soveca) sea-tossed.
dXi-pKT|s,
the sea.
(dAs, (prcos) sea-girt,
surrounded by
dXu>-Tp4>T|S, cs, (d'A-tos, Tpe<p<a) sea-nurtured. f. waoj : SLOT. I 7;A<cuo*a, Ep. aX'uaoa. : (dAtos to make fruitless, disappoint. H) d-XiTrapT)S, s, not fit for a suppliant.
dXiou,
:
dAicvs, gen. ecus, Ion. 7705, o, (aAs, aAtos) one has to do with the sea, and so I. a fisher.
who sand
II.
dXtircSov, TO, (aAs, ireoiov} a plain by the sea, a tract, esp. one near the Piraeeus.
a seaman, sailor : with another Subst. Iptras aAiâs rowers on the sea.
dXtevTiKos,
dXievco,
f.
dXC-irXa-ytcTOS, ov, (aAs, 7rAacy) the sea.
roaming in or by
rj,
<rca,
ov, (aXievca) of or for fishing. (a\ievs) to be a fisher,, to fish.
dXi<o,
f.
iffca
aor. ffKiaa
:
Pass., aor. I faiaOr/v

:
dXtirXaKTOS, Dor. for d\iir\r)Kros. dXt-TrXavTjs, (aAs, 7rAdvr7) sea-wandering, wandering over the sea. Hence dXiirXavia, 77, a wandering over the sea, wandering
,
pf. Âto"/iai, Ion. aA.to"/icu
(aXrjs}
to
gather toge-
voyage.
dXC-7rX-r|KTOS, Dor. -irXaKTOs, ov, (d'As, sea-beaten, lashed by the sea. dXC-irXoos, ov, contr. aXi-irXous, ovv, (aAs,
ther, assemble
Pass, to assemble, meet together, [a]

(d'\s) to salt,
dXio>,
f.
iffo:,
[a]
aXt-^covos, ov, (a\s, (,WVTJ) sea-girt. aXiT], j), Ion. for d\ia.
dXi-Tf]pT]s, fs, (a\s, fptffffoj)
merged
sea.
in the sea, covered with water.
sweeping the
aXiT|Ttop, opos, o, poet, for aXtei;s. aXtrjcn, Ep. dat. plur. of d\ir].
dXu-iropos, ov, (dAs, irdpca) ploughing the sea. dXi-ir6p4>vpos, ov, (dAs, Tropfyvpa) of sea-purple, of
deep purple dye.
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s,
aXippayrjs
(aAs, pdyrjvai) breaking the waves,
aAAacrcra).
dXtrpaCvo),
fj, (dAtTpos) sinfulness, wickedness, mischief. aXi/rpo-voos, ov, (d\irpos, i/oos) wicked-minded.
against which the tide breaks. dXtp-pavTOS, ov, (aXs, paivca) sea-surging. = dXippajrjs. dXip-pT]KTOS, ov, dXip-p60ios, ov, also 77, ov, (aAs, podos) roaring with waves, sea-beaten.
dXirpCa,
= dXip-po0os, ov, dXtppoOios. dXtp-pvTOs, ov, (aAs, ptoi) washed by the sea. "AAI5, Adv. (a\r)s) in heaps, crowds, swarms, in abundance, enough, Lat. satis : also c. gen., aAts dpjvpov silver enough, Lat. sat argenti; aAts 4'x<u ftvvs I have enough of a thing: rarely just enough, = ptrp'uas. dXioxu, aor. I inf. of dxivoo).
'AAISFE'Il,
f.
dXtrpos, ov, syncop. for dXirrjpos, (dAtTcfv) sinful, sinning : as Subst., dAtTpos, 6, a sinner, a knave. dXi-Tpvros, ov, also 77, ov, (aAs, rpvca) sea-beaten, sea-worn.
dXC-Tuiros, ov, (aAs, TVTTTQJ) sea-beaten, sea-tossed: as Subst., dAtTUTros, 6, a seaman. dXi-Tvpos, 6, (aAs, Tvpos) a salt cheese.
dXuos, Adv. of aAtos, in vain. dXi<J>TJvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of d\ei<jxu.

dXi<4>0opia,
77,
shipwreck.
From
on the sea
:
770-0;,
to pollute.
Hence
Act. of which
:
dXCo"yT][i,a, arcs, TO, a pollution. d\CcrKop,cu, a defect. Pass., the

:
dXi-<J)96pos, ov, (aAs, (pOfipca} destroying as Subst. dXi<j>66pos, o, a pirate.

is
fut. supplied by aiptca impf. ^\iaKofj.ijv - ~ aor. 2 syncop. ij\ct}v, Att. also kdXoJV [ ~] ; subj. dAo),
Ep. a\w(a
part.
dXovs
opt. dXoirjv, Ep. dXcprjv ; inf. dAoVat [a] ; pf. ijXcaica, Att. also IdAowa [a] : plqpf.
dXKaios, a, ov, (O.XKTJ) strong, mighty. d\Kap, TO, only used in nom. and ace., (dX/rfj) a safeguard, bulwark, defence. dXicas, O.VTOS, 6, f], Dor. contr. from dAmcts, = aA77,
to be taken., conquered, fall into the enemy's fjXutcciv: 2. to be caught, seized. hand. 3. to be taken or caught in hunting also absol. to be overpowered. 4. rarely in good sense, to be won, II. to be caught or detected in a achieved. as Att. law-term, to be convicted, and so conthing
:
:
(dAaA?z/) bodily
III.
strength, force, prowess,
power, might: in plur.

spirit,
dXicai, feats
courage.
c<ro"a
:
II. of strength. a safeguard, defence; and
so help, succour.
IV. battle, fight.
demned,
c.
gen. criminis
aXtavai K\OTnjs to be con-
Dor. aXxaeis contr. dAas, gen. dXKovros (d\tcr)) valiant, mighty. dXKi, heterocl. Ep. dat. of d\Krj, formed as if from
dXKT|ts,
:
victed of theft.
dXt-crT<J>dvos, ov, =sq.

dXi-aT<j>T|s, cs, (aAs, ore^cy) sea-girt. dXi-<rTOvos, ov, (aAs, erreVa>) sea-resounding.
dXKt-jjiaxos, ov, (dXK-f), fj.dxopai') bravely-fighting. aXKip.os, ov, also 77, ov, (dXrcr)) strong, stout, brave.
dXKi-cppcov, ov, gen. ovos, (d\Krj, tpprjv) stout-hearted.
dXioros,
to
77,
ov, (dXifa) salted, pickled.
dXKTTjp,
protector.
T^pos, 6,
(dAaA/)
one who wards
off",
dXi-o-Tpen-TOS, ov, (aAs, ffTpf^ca) whirled or rolled
and fro
in.
f.
dXiTCUvco,
later
the sea, sea-tossed. dXiTTjaca : aor. 2 rjXirov, inf.

i
also aor.
fjXiTrjaa.
inf.
pi.
Ep. dXirovTO,
:
Med., aor. 2 d\iT0~Ocu : see
aXicvoviSes, at, with or without r)/xpat, (O.XKVWV) halcyon days, the 14 winter days during which the halcyon builds its nest, supposed to be quite calm.
ovos, 77, the kingfisher, halcyon. Conjunct., neut. pi. of d'AAos, but with a in another way, otherwise : I. change of accent II. to to oppose single clauses, but, Lat. autem. oppose whole sentences, but, yet, Lat. at : it may
'AAKT'Xl'N,
(01X77)
to sin or offend against, to transgress, err. d-Xtrdvexn-os, ov, (a privat., XiTavevca*) not to be
'AAAA',
moved by prayer.
dXiTCiv, aor. 2
inf.
of dXiraivca.
dXt-TVT|s,
$,
(aAs, retVcy) stretching along the sea,
and so
level, flat.
dXi-rep^Kov, ov, gen. ovos, (aAs, rtp/xa) bounded by the sea, bordering on it. dXiTirjjJia, arcs, TO, (aA.irf/) a sm, offence. dXtTT|p,vos, a part. med. of dAtTati/cu, with accent
be used with imperat., to encourage, persuade, Lat. tandem; dXX' Wi, dAA' dye, well come, I. come now. III. joined with other Particles: 2. dAAd "yap, Lat. dAA* ovv, but then, however.
even,
etc., like
enimvero, but really, certainly. (dXXaffaw} a change

>
exchange, barter.
and
of pres., sinning, as if formed from dXtTrjfu. Compare nOrjfJLevcs, Ep. for riOfftevos.
signf.
dXlT-Tjjxepos, ov, (dXiTfiv, ^/J-fpa) missing the right
aTos, TO, that which is given or taken in exchange, the price of a thing. From dXXavTOirtoXeo), to sell sausages.
day or right time

dXiTif|p,a>v, ov,
: hence untimely born. gen. ovos, (dAiTetV) sinful, wicked. dXiT-ripios, ov, (aAiTefi/) sinful, laden with guilt:
dXXavTO-ira)XT)S, ov, 6, (dXXas, TrcuAecu) a sausageseller.
aXXdcu, aXXaao-0ai,
dAAdacrcy.
aor. I act.
and med.
inf.
of
dXiTTjpios
nvos sinning against him. dXtrovTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 med. of dXtraivca.
dXtTo-^cvos, ov, (dAiTeii', ffVos) sinning against a
<xXXais,
guest.
dXiTO-<j>pocrvvT],
fj,
a changing, interchange. a sausage. aor. I rj\Xaa dXXdo-o-co, Att. -TTO), f dca pf.
ecus, 77,
(dAAdo"o*cu)
o,
'AAAA~5,
:
dvros,
(dXirfiv, <ppT]v) a wicked mind.
Pass., fut. I d\\axOr)0~oâi, fut. 2
aX a A ^77
ij\\ax&rjv, aor. 2 ij\\dyr)v : pf. ij\\ayt/ is, to /o wafo o/for : change, (d'AAos) : II. /o gw* alter. exchange, to requite, re:
aA. A.OT i .
35
f. 770-0;,
SLOT. I
aXXo8oo,
for another.
(dAX(55oôs) to mistake
one thing
â
dXXo8oia,
T),
Hence a mistaking one thing
for another.
pay.
III. change, and so leave, quit. fo ta0 exchange, exchange, ri nvos or di/rt Tiros 2. to go to, c. ace. loci, one thing /or another. IV. Med. to change or a/ter like Lat. mutare. ones awn, but oftener /o exchange for oneself, ex2. to
<iXX6-8oos, ov, (d'AAos, Soâ) holding another opinion. dXXo-6i8T|s, es, (d'AAos, etSos) of different form,
looking differently. dXXoO', Ep. elision for a\Ao0(.
aXXoOcv, Adv. (dtAAos)

aliunde.
from
another place, Lat.
change, interchange
so, either
hence
I. to buy, or d'XXoOt, Adv. (d'AAos) elsewhere, in another place, II. in another way, in another case, dAXaX'n, Adv. (d'AAos) elsewhere, in another place, Lat. alibi. Lat. alibi ; oAAort d\\a\rj at one time in one place, otherwise, Lat. alias. ~ at another in another. dXX6-0poos, ov, contr. -Opovs, ow, (d'AAos, Opoos) dXXaxoOev, Adv. (d'AAos) from another place : by speaking another tongue, strange, foreign. another way. dXXoios, a, ov, (d'AAos) of another sort or kind, difdXXaxodi, Adv. (d'AAos) elsewhere, somewhere else. ferent, other : Comp. aAAotorepos, different. Pass., pf. v/AdXXoioco, f. dVo; aor. I rj\\oicaaa aXXa-xocre, Adv. elsewhither, to another place.
: : ,
to barter, traffic 2. to sell.
and
Adv. elsewhere, somewhere
else,
Lat. alibi.
v.
dXXccu, Ep.
for dve \ryov,
dVaAecu,
to make different, to change, \ofatfKU : (dAAoros) alter : Pass, to become different, be changed: esp. to
:
01/0X670;.
I. aXXt], Adv. properly dat. fern, of dAAos, I. in another place, elsewhere, Lat. Adv. of Place : Lat. alior2. to another place, elsewhither, alibi.
be
changed for the worse. dXXouos, Adv. of dAAoros, otherwise.

d'XXoKa, Aeol. for d'AAorc.
dXXoKOTOs,
monstrous
:
sum.
II.
Adv. of Manner, in another way,

77.
ov, (d'AAos) of unusual kind, strange, also utterly changed. Adv. -row.
somehow
dXX'
TJ,
else,
i.
otherwise, Lat. alias.
"AAAOMAI,
inf.
Lat.
SAL-IO
:
fut.
d\ovfMi
; ;
aor. I
e.
dAAo
except.
dXX-T]YOpo, (aAAos, dyoptva}) to speak so as to imply other than what is said, to express or to interpret
allegorically.
dX-XtjKTOS, ov, poet, for a-\r)KTOS. another. From d\\ir)\o<j)a'yioi, 77, an eating one dXATiXo-cjxryos, ov, (aAAÂofl/, (payeiv) eating one another.
dXXir]\o<j)9opia,
77,
Ep. syncop. 2 and 3 sing, (without aspirate) ctAao, aAro 3 subj. aAercu inf. dXfffdai part. dAo//cz/os, Ep. aXrjrai, Ep. to spring, leap, bound. d\fj.evos Dep. dXXo-irp6<r-aXXos, o, i. e. aAAorc irpbs d'AAoi/, one who inclines first to one side then to the other, uncertain.
; ;
:
aXaadai
aor. 2 JXoftrv
"AAAO5,
aAAos
is
77,
o,
Lat.
ALIUS,
any
TiS, or TIS d'AAos,
other,
another, other : some other :

else.
I.
fi
TIS
mutual destruction.
From
d'AAos, Lat. si quis alius,
whoever
2.
d'AAos
dXXT]Xo-(|>06pos, ov, (dAAÂow, (pOeipca) destroying one another.
mutual slaughter. From 77, dXXf)\o-<j)6vos, ov, (d\\r)\ajv, *<eVo;) murdering one another.
dXXi]\o<j)ovia,
often joined with other of its own cases or adverbs derived from it, as d'AAos d'AAo \ey(i one man says one thing, one another. 3. joined with the Art.,
rest.; in plur. ol d'AAot, all the others, the rest, all besides, Lat. ceteri ; rd dAAa, Lat. cetera, reliqua, in Att. often used as Adv. for the rest,
6 d'AAos, the other, the
dXXTjXwv, a gen.
\rj\ois, ais, ots one another, to
:
plur. which has no nom. : dat. ace. dAAÂous, as, a : (d'AAos) :
dA-
of besides:
o'i
TC d'AAot
/fat.
.
all others
and
especially.
. .
one another, one another.
Hence
privat., AtcrI
so also d'AAow re Kai

especially.
it
dXXiqXcds, Adv. reciprocally, mutually. uX-XioTOS, ov, poet, for a-Atoros, (a

ffofjiai)
means
4. yet, still, further, etc.
both otherwise and , i. e. aAAos is used with numerals, when

.
Tre^Trros
Trora/zos
inexorable.
ov,
d'AAos, yet a fifth river.
II.
more
dX-XirdvevTOS,
dXXo-YevTjs,
foreigner.
es,
poet,
for
d-XirdveuTOS,
:
(a
privat., \iravfvoj) inexorable.
(aAAos, yivo$) of another race

,
ov, (d'AAos, yXwcrcra) of a strange tongue, foreign. aXXo-yvoeco, Ion. aor. I part. d\\oyvw(Tas, (d'AAos, vooj) to take one person or thingfor another, to mistake. dXXo-YvcoTOs, ov, (d'AAos, yiyvajaKca) mistaken for another person or thing, unknown.
dAAoros, of other sort, different : hence 2. other than what is common, strange, foreign. than what is, untrue, unreal. uXXocre, Adv. (d'AAos) to another place, elsewhither, to foreign lands, Lat. aliorsum. d'XXoT, Adv. (d'AAos, 6Ve) at another time, at other times; dAAore. , d'AAore. , at one time, at another. eiXXo TU ; Adv. (d'AAos, rts) anything else ? Lat. numquid aliud f when followed by 77, the sentence is
.
rarely like I. other
elliptic,
e. g.
77
dAAo
7}
irfivâovrai
i.
e.
dAAo
TI
dXXo-Sairos,
land.
77,
ov, strange, foreign,
other people or land : dAAoSaTrj? (sc. (Deriv. of -SaTros uncertain.)
belonging to anin a strange *yjj)
Trciaovrai,
but hunger,
77
Trfivqffovrai ; will they feel aught else i. e. how shall they escape hunger ? but
is
sometimes omitted.
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dXXoTpidco, (dAAoVptos)
to
be estranged.
aXXorpio-emo-KOiros, ov, (dXXorpios, tmGKOiros) a busy-body in other men's matters. dXXoTpto-irpdYi>, (dXXorpios, irpdaao}) to meddle
dXo-yi>, f. 170-0;, (d'Aoôs) to pay no regard to a thing, 2. take no heed of it, Lat. rationem rei non habere. to be out of one's senses. Hence
oYici, 77, want of regard or esteem, contempt. want of reason, senselessness, folly.
II.
Hence with other people's business. aXXoTpiOTrpuYia, r/, meddlesomeness. dXXorpios, a, ov, (d'AAos) of or belonging to another, Lat. alienus, opp. to i'Stos dXXorpiwv âpiffaoOai to
;
XoYurros,
ov,
(a.
thoughtless, silly. not to be heeded, vile.
privat., Ao7t'oficu) unreasoning, 2. II. not to be reckoned.
be bountiful of what is another's; d\Xorpiois ivaOpois ffXdv to laugh with a face unlike one's own, Horace's II. ridere malts alienis. foreign, Lat. peregrinus : hence strange, alien : also estranged, hostile. dXXoTpioTT]S, 77TOS, 77, (dAAoVpios) estrangement. *!> dXXorpio-xpws, xparros, (dXXorpios, XP"' 5 ) of divers colours. dXXorptoco, f, wffca, to make strange, estrange, make Pass, to become estranged, be hostile or ill-disposed : II. to made an enemy. bring into another's hands: Hence Pass, to fall into strangers' hands. dXXorptws, Adv. of dAAoVptos, strangely; dAAorpiws ^x fiv * t> e estranged. dXXoTpCcotris, f(us, 77, estrangement. dXXov, Adv. elsewhere, in another place, Lat. alibi.
>
d-Xo-yos, ov,
I.
without speech, speechless.
2.
II. unspoken, i. e. unutterable, Lat. infandus. without reason, irrational. 2. not according to eason : contrary to reason, absurd. not reck3.
oned upon, unexpected.
'AAO'H,
77,
the aloe, a plant.

'
dXotjTos, o, (dAodcu) threshing or threshing-time. dXoOcv, Adv. (dAs) from or out of the sea. dXoia, 3 sing. Ep. impf. of dAoidcu. dXoidco, poet, for dAodcu. aXol-qv, aor. 2 opt. of dXiaKOfjuai. d-Xoi86pT]TOS, ov, (a privat., XoiSopeca) unreviled: not to be reviled.
dX-Xo<j>os, ov, Ep. for d-Xo(pos.
d-Xoi8opos, ov, not reviling. aAoi<J>T], 77, (dAet^cu) anything for smearing : hog's lard, grease : also anointing-oil, unguent : generally,
ointment, varnish, paint.
dXXo-<f>pov>,
other
f.
rj(T(a,
(d'AAos, (ppovtcu) to be
of an-
II. to give no heed to a thing. think otherwise than as one should, to think wrong2. to be absent or unheeding : also to be sensely.
mind :
to
less, lose one's wits.
dXX6-4>i>Xos, ov, (d'AAos, ^vXr/)
of another
tribe,
dXoKib>, f. aca, (d'Ao) to trace furrows, to write, draw. dXovTC [a], dual aor. 2 part, of dkiaKopai. "AAOH, oos, 77, a poet, form of auAo, never used in nom. sing., a furrow ploughed in a field ploughed 2. in the skin, a gash, wound. land, corn-land.
:
foreign, strange.
dXXo-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, (aXXos, xpod) of another colour, changeful of hue. dXXo-xpws, euros, 6, 77, dXXoxpoos, foreign. dXXvSis, Adv. (d'AAos) = aXXoffe, elsewhither: Horn, has it ouly with d'AAos, e. g. dXXvois d'AAos one hither
another thither.
'AXoo'-viSvt], 77, (dAs, vovijs) the sea-born : child of the sea, a name of Amphitrite and of Thetis.
aXo-rpivj;, Yfios, 6, (dAs, Tpi@aj) in salt.
a pestle for pound-
dXXv<TK6, dXXvovo-a
ovffa
:
[iJ],
Ep. for dve\ve,
dvaXv-
a purple robe. 77, (dAoup7os) dX-ovp-yos, ov, and dX-otpYT|S, es, (dAs, i. e. with sea-purple, of a genuine dyed purple-wrought,
dX-ovp-yts, tSos,
see dvaXvca.
d'AAos, in another way or manner, aXXais TTCUS in some other way ; aXXcas re
. .
purple
in pi., TO. aXovpyrj
purple robes.
dXXcas, Adv. of
otherwise
real
. .
aXoiis, dXovcra, aor. 2 part, of aXiaKopai. [a] From dXouo-Ca, 77, want of the bath.
both otherwise and

II.
all.
otherwise than..
good
be
:
2. sense, better. heedlessly, without purpose : without reason : also in vain : for nothing, like irpo?Ka, Lat. gratis : hence
above hence in otherwise than as should

,
i.
e.
especially,
differently:
d-Xoinros, (a privat., Xovca) unwashen. d-Xo<{>os, Ep. dX-Xo<j>os, ov, without a crest. d-Xoxos, ov, 77, (a copul., Aexos) the partner
bed, a wife.
dX6,
of one's
= \ibvov,
aXp.T],
only, merely.
d'Xirvwrros,
loveliest.
Ep. for dAaov, pres. imperat. of dAdo/zat. of obsol. aXitvos, sweetest, 77, ov, Sup.
ciXp.a, TO, (aAAojucu)

T),
a spring, leap, bound. (dAs) sea-water that has dried : also the
II. saltness.
sea.
2. salt-water, brine.
dX|Jiîs, foaa, fv, (aXfirj) salt, briny.

dXjjLtipos, d, ov, (aXfj.Tj) salt, briny.
bitter, distasteful, like
2.
metaph.
Lat. amarus.
'AAOAT1,
fut.
dAo770*<y:
aor. I
poet. aXoidco : 3 sing. Ep. impf. dAota aor. I rjXorjaa, Ep. ^Xoirjaa Pass., to thresh, thresh out : pf. rjXorjfjiai : -^Xo-fjOrjv
:
:
"AA2, dXos, o, Lat. SAL, Engl. SALT: in sing, a grain or lump of salt; in plur. salt as prepared for use. "AA5, dXos, T), the sea. dXtro, S.XTO, Ep. 2 arid 3 sing. aof. 2 of aXXofMi. "AA2O2, eos, TO, a place grown with trees and grass, a grove, esp. a sacred grove : also a glade. woodland. <xX<r-u)8T]S, fs, (aXaos, elSos) like a grove,
dXriKos, 77, ov, (dAAofiat) good at leaping, nimble. dXvKos, 77, ov, (d'As) salt.
f.
to cudgel.
a-Xopos, ov, with a lobe wanting, of the livers of victims
data,
(dAvcw) to be in trouble or dis'
37
tress
:
also pf. pass. dXaXvKTtjfJiai, as if
from a
pres.
dXcinj,
Dor. dXwd, poet, for Att. aAcus

II.
I.
threshing-floor.
any levelled plot of ground,
d\vKTO-ireSt],
77,
(aXvKTOS
11, Tre'S?;)
an indissoluble
II.
bond or fetter. dXvKTOS, ov, (dXvoj) troubled.

Aucu)
(a privat.,
= aXvros,
indissoluble.
dXt><u, aor.
dXvjjis,
I inf,
of aXvOKOJ.
ecus, 77, (dAvovfcu) an escaping, avoiding. d-XuirrjTos, ov, (a privat., AfTre'ou) not pained or o paining or distressing. II. act. grieved. d-Xthros, ov, (a privat., At/ir?;) without pain or grief,
a garden, orchard, vineyard, etc. dXtoT), Ep. for dAa>, 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of dXiOKOII. fj.ai. dXcpi], Ep. for d\oirj, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of same verb. dXcotn]S, ov, 6, (dAcy?)) a husbandman, gardener, [a] dX(op,vai, Ep. for dAcDvat, aor. 2 inf. of d\ioKOfJMl.
\(\
77,
dXu>p.Vos,
dXcov, (avos,
77,
ov, part, of dAdo/wzt. dA<ys.
II. act. no paining, causing no pain unpained. or grief, harmless. d-Xtipos, ov, (a privat., Atpa) without the lyre, unaccompanied by it : hence mournful. aXvcris, ecus, 77, a chain, bond. (Deriv. uncertain.)
aor. 2 inf. of dXiffKOftat. [a] dXomeicf], 77, Att. contr. from Ion. dXanr6KT| (sub.
dX&vai,
:
Sopd)
d-Xvo-iTeXirjS, es, useless, unprofitable
hence hurt-
afoxskin. (d\wirr]) branded with a fox. dXwireKiSc'us, feus, o, (dAam^) a fox's cub. dXcoireKiôj, f. iaoj, (d\6jirr)) to play the fox, Lat.
(dAct;7T77)
dXcotrcKias, ov,
6,
ful.
Adv.
-A<x>s.
dXvcncda>, strengthd. for d\vo~KO}, used only in pres. and impf. dXvo-Kavco, lengthd. form of aAiWa>. dXvcrKw fut. a\vgu and dAvojwcu aor. I fj\va, to flee from, shun, avoid, forsake. Ep.d'Ata: (dAe'a;) dXvcrcrco, f. vcu, (dAua;) to 02 uneasy, have no rest.
: :
:
vulpinari. dXojireKiov, TO,
dXo)irKis, ioos,
Dim. of d\wirr], a little fox. 77, (d\wirr]) a mongrel between fox

a fox-skin cap.
and dog.
II.
'AAfl'IIHE, fKos, 77, a fox, Lat. vulpes : metaph. of men. *'AAil2, oj, 77 gen. dA<u or aXcaos ace. dAcy, a\cav
:
:
d-Xi/Tos, ov, (a privat., Avcu) no/ to be loosed or broken, indissoluble : continuous, ceaseless.
or dAcuct: pi. n. d'Acu:
a threshing-floor.
II.
the
disk of the sun or
moon.
d-Xvxvos,
5
Att. dXveo, used only in pres. and impf. to wander, of the mind, to be ill (a\T), dAdo/icu) : at ease, be troubled, distraught : to be at a loss, like
'fl,
:
A AT
ov,
without
lamp
or light.
conquer.
dXcio-lp-os, ov, (aXcavat) easy to take, catch, win, or II. 2. of the mind, easy to apprehend.
(aAcuo*:s)
of or belonging to capture or conquest.

ecas,
77,
aXoous,
qiiest.
(dAwi/cu)
a taking, capture, con-
diropfca: more rarely to be beside oneselffor joy. in Horn., v in Att.]
[u
'AA^?A'NH
to
bring
in, yield:
aor. 2 fjXtyov, 3 sing. opt. dA<oi : to get, acquire : metaph. <p6ovov
d\(f>dviv to incur envy.

dX<|>tv, aor. 2 inf. of d\(f>dv<u. dX4>o-i-|3ou>s, a, ov, (dA<etV, /3ous)
law-term, detection, conviction. dXu)(ro|xai, fut. of dXiaKOftat. aXtoros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of dXcavai, to be taken, caught or conquered : to be acquired. dXuxo, Ep. for dAa), aor. 2 subj. of dAiovtttytcu.
II. as
bringing in
"AM A,
Prep.
c.
dp,, for
dvd
but
I.
dp,, for d/xa.

II.
hence of maidens whose parents receive many oxen as .presents from their suitors, much-courted.
oxen
:
Adv. at once, Lat. simul. dat. at the same time with, together with.
d(j,a.
77,
,
dp,d, Dor. for
dX<{>T]crTT|S, ov, 6, (d\(f>etv")
always in phrase avopes
ovos,
mostly in plur. the Amazons: also
dXtprjarai,
:
gain-seeking, enterprizing, industrious men esp. applied to trading, sea-faring people. dXcj>iT-d}jioip65, 6, (d\(f)iTov, dp-fiiôj) a dealer in
barley-meal.
V
d|xd0aivo>, (dfJLaOrjs) to be ignorant, stupid.

d-p,a0T|s, es, (a privat., iMOfiv) untaught, unlearned, stupid, drill: also coarse, rude: also without knowII. pass, not learnt, unknown. ledge of a thing.
or pearl-barley, Lat. po[i], TO, peeled lenta: sing, only in phrase d\(f>iTov d/my, barley-meal: elsewhere in plur. d\(pira, barley-groats, and the cakes
AA*ITON
Hence
dp,a0ia,
(d/j.a0os)
f),
want of knowledge, ignorance.

ovffaa, ovv,
see
ijfMiOufis,
77,
or porridge made of it. 2. metaph. one's daily bread, one's substance: TrarpyadA^tTa one's patrimony.
dX<j)iTOTroiia,
fj,
contr. ajxaOoCs, dfjiddoeis, ofacra, oev,
= Ep.
dX(j)iTO-Trot6s, 6, (TTOtecu)
a preparing of barley-meal. From a preparer of barley-meal.

rjffca,
"AMA0O2,
ifjdfj.fj.os.
sandy. (dwos) sand, a sandy soil;
[ajwd-]
dXîTO-criTeta,
aX<J>oi,
f.
(d\<f>irov, atre'cy) to eat, live
to level d|x&6tiv(o, (dfJuaQos)
with the sand, utterly
on barley-meal, or bread made of it.

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of dXfydvca.
[a]
destroy.
d|xa0u>s,
Adv. of
17,
dftaOrjs,
ignorantly ; dpaQias ex etv
aXco, ace. of dAcus.
to be ignorant.
d-p,aip.aK6Tos,
resistible,
dXw,
.
aor. 2 subj. of d\i<TKOfuti.

17,
ov, lengthd.
form of dpaôs,
ir-
dXcoeivos,
ov, (aAccs)
aXa>evs,'a>s, Ep. rjos, 6,
used on a threshing-floor. (dAo^) a thresher, vine-dresser.
huge, enormous. to dp,aXSvvb>, poet, for dfj.a\vv<a, (d/xaAos) properly
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soften : hence to crush, destroy, ruin. to hide, disguise.
2.
metaph.
d-[xdpTvpos, ov, (a privat.,

unattested.
without witness,
d-p,dX0aiCTOS, ov, (a privat.. fJLaXddaaca) unsoftened.
djxaXXa, 77, (dftdco) a bundle of ears of corn, sheaf. d|xaXXo-8TT|p, 77pos, and djxaXXo-BeTTjS, ov, 6, (d/xaAAa, Sew) a binder of sheaves.
dp.d\6s, Att. dfxaXos, 77, 6v, 1. iveak, feeble. Lat. tener.
dp.af;a, Att.
= diraXos,
soft, light,
d|xapTCd\6s, ov, (ap-aprdvca) sinful, hardened in sin. nappapvyr), a sparkling, twinkling, dp.apvyir), 77, glancing, of objects in motion, [y, but in Ep. u.] TO, a sparkle, twinkle, quick motion. From
.,
only used in pres. and impf. to

sparkle, twinkle, glance.
djxas, Dor. for rj^ds.
or wain.
rus.
(cfyu) a carriage, a wagon 2. the carriage of the plough, Lat. cur-
ap,aa,
77,
3. Charles'
4.
wain
in the heavens, the
great
bear.
a carriage-road.
Hence
(dfj.a,
ap,a-Tpoxdti>, only used in Ep. part. a.fj.aTpo\6(av, rpex ^) to run together, run along with. Hence
d|xa^t5op.at, Pass, to be traversed by wagons, to have wagon-roads through it. ajj-aijevis, eas, 6, (d/âa) a wagoner. dp.a|-ifjXaTOS, ov, (a/xaa, lAavj/cw) traversed by wagons. d|xa^-T|pirjs, fs, (apaa, *dpoj, Root of dpapiatcca) attached or belonging to a wagon or carriage.
ajJuiTpoxta, 77, a run?iing together or clashing ofwheels. i. dp,avpos, d, ov, dark, dim, faint, obscure. having no light: hence blind, sightless, dusky, II. metaph. dim, uncertain. 2. 06gloomy.
scure,
unknown.
f.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
:
Hence
dp.avp6o>,
wffca
dixagiaios, a, ov,
(afwd)
enough
load a wagon, dua^Cs, ioos, rj, Dirn. of d/xaa, a

to
:
fit for of stones.
a wagon
little
large
to make dark dark or dim ; also
aor. I r/ftarpoKra : pf. rjiJiavpaKa : or dim : mostly in Pass, to become

to
come
to nothing.
II.
me-
taph. to eclipse
wagon, Lat.
to
Adv.
,
to weaken, impair. of d'âôs, without resistance.
plostellum
a go-cart.
6,
d,p,aiTT]S, ov,
(d/wca) of or belonging
wagon,
[t]
dp,a|-iTos, 6v, (afiaa, tTfu} traversed by wagons : as Subst. dfta^tTos (sub. oSos), 77, a high-roadfor wagons.
d[ji,ao-irXir]0T|S, es,
(d/xaa, TrA^ôs) large enough to
Jill
a wagon.
djxa|-ovpYos, ov, (d/xaâ, *pYcy) making wagons or

ap-ap, arcs, TO, Dor. for 'AMA'PA, fj, a trench, conduit, water-course, [a/âpa]
ov, poet, for d^dxnros. Adv. of dp.d\r)ros, without fighting. d-iidx^TOS, ov, (a privat., /tdxo^cu) not to be fought II. never with, unconquerable. having fought. d/xax^t. dp,axi, Adv. of dp.a\os, d-jjiaxos, ov, (a privat., pdxr]) without battle, and I. with whom no one so fights, unconquered : of places, impregnaunconquerable, of persons
a\i.8,\jrri,
:
ble.
II. act.
not having fought.

impf.
Tjfjtow
:
2.
disinaor. I
clined to fight.
contr.
:
f.
= dfMpavros. djiapdvTivos, 77, ov, d-|xdpavTOS, ov, (a privat., ftapaivoj) unfading. 'AMAPTA'NH; fut. dpapTrjeofMi, later -foca: aor. I r)fj.apTr)ffa aor. 2 ij(J.apTov, inf. d/Mpreiv, Ep. by metath. (with $ inserted) -ijufiporov pf. f)p.dp: :
dpôu
to
mow :
to reap, Pass., aor. i rjjj.r}()r]v : pf. TJfJ.ijfJi.ai : also to gather in, as a reaper does corn, to
collect,
[generally,
d Ep.
Att.]
/o Pass., aor. I fjnapTrjQrjv : pf. rjudpTTj/Mi rrjKa 2. generally, miss, miss the mark, c. gen. : hence to fail of doing, fail of one's purpose, : to go wrong be deprived of a thing, lose it. II. to fail, do
: :
anJ3-, for dva@-, at the beginning of words. dp,j3aii], Ep. fordva0ai7), 3 sing. aor. 2 opt.of dvafiaivw. Ion. and Ep. for drajSaAA . ctp,j 3aXXwfX60a,
dp.(3acris, 77, poet, for dvd-fiaffis. f. dfj,{3\wffa} dp,pXicrK(o and d|o.j3X6co
:
aor. I
77^-
P\caaa
pf. rj/j./3\<aKa
(dfi/3A.os)
to
have an abor:
-wrong, err, sin.
tion, miscarry.
ajxaprov, Ep. aor. 2 of dftaprdvoj. afxapretv, aor. 2 inf. of dâprdvo). dp,apTTJ, or d|AapTYJ, Adv. (apa) together, at the same
time, at once,
[a/x-]
dp-pXtivw [v], vvw

dfj,fi\vv0r)ffo/iai
:
aor. I
ijii@\vva
:
Pass., fut.
(d/x^SAus)
aor. I fjfJL^XvvO-qv pf. 77/i#A.i;jUjuat : to blunt, dull, take the edge off, Lat.
hebetare
djAapTTjcrojiai, fut. of dfMpTavca. dp,dpTT)|xa, TO, (ap.apTfiv) a failure, error, sin. djxapTT|TtK6s, 17, 6v, (d/zapTeo') prone to fail or err.
77, (dpapTeTv} a failure, error, sin. djjiapTt-voos, ov, (dpapTeiv, vuos) erring in mind,
'AMBAT'5,
Pass, to become blunt or dull, lose the edge. fia, v, blunt, dulled, with the edge or
d|xapTia,
point taken off, Lat. hebes: metaph. dull, faint, feeble: of persons, spiritless, sluggish. Hence [u], 77Tos, 77, dulness : sluggishness.
s, ov,
dpfiXomos.
be dim-sighted
77,
distraught. dp,dpTtov, TO,
= d/j.dpT'ijfjia.
es, (d/jiaprftv, tiros)
d(x|3Xva><r<Ta>, Att. -TTCO, (d///3Aus) to
or blind.
ajiapTO-iTT|S,
failing in words,
dp,J3X-&>ir6s, ov,
wi//)
and
dp.(3X-wvj/, OITTOS, 6,
(d/x/3Avs,
speaking at random or
d-(j,apTt)pT]TOs, witness.
ov,
idly.
(o privat., papTvpto}} without
dim-looking, dark, obscure. dp,-j3oXd8i]v, Adv., poet, for di/a-)3oAdS77i', (dvaII. /SdAAcu) bubbling up. (dra/SoAij) like a prelude.
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dp.-|3oAds, for dva-J3oXds, dSos,
a.jj,@o\ds earth
-fj,
(dra/3aAAcw) yrj
d-p,Xifjs, es, (a privat., /ieAet) careless, heedless, negligent.

II. pass, uncaredfor, unheeded. dp,6Xir)TOV, verb. Adj. of d/*eAe<u, one must neglect. dp,eXt]TOS, ov, (d/ieAecw) like d/xeAiJs, not cared for:
thrown up.
dp,/3oXi-epYos, ov, (dz/aj8dAAcu, epyov) poet, for dva-
putting off work, lazy. rj, (properly fem. of diiftpoaios) ambrosia, the food of the gods. dp,-J3p6o-ios, a, ov, lengthd. form of ap-fipoTOS, imII. of things mortal, divine, of divine nature. belonging to the gods, ambrosial, divinely fair. dp,J3pOTiv, Ep. for d/jLapreiv, aor. 2 inf. of apaprava).
/3oA.,
dp,ppocria, Ion. -it],
unworthy of care.
for djweAem, heedlessness. f], poet, d-p-eXXijTOS, ov, (a privat., ê'AAcu) not delayed: not to be delayed.
dp,eXia,
dp,-|3pOTOS, ov, (a privat., fiporos) immortal, divine. dp,J3wo-as, Ion. for dvafforjffas, aor. I part, of dva/Sodcu.
ap,eXis, fojs, fj, (u/ieA'ya;) a milking. dp-eXws, Adv. of dp.f\rjs, carelessly : to be careless.
dfi.e\u/s
X fLV
dp,* or ap,, Dor. for 17/10$.
d-p-ep/rrros, ov, (a privat., p.p.(pop.aC) not to be blamed, blameless : of things, perfect : Adv.t-rcus, so II. act. not as to merit no blame. blaming, find-
d-p,Y a pToS, ov ( a privat., (Afyaipca) unenvied, tinenviable, unhappy : as a reproach, wretched, miserable :
i
ing no fault, well content.

d-p,6p,<j>^|S, 6S,
= ap.p,TTTO$
II.
also horrible.
dp,cp,(}>ia,
77,
fj,
(dp.fp.(^-t]s)
blamelessness, freedom from
dp,60v<mvos,
oi>,
of amethyst.
rj,
From
drunken.
of herb.
II.
blame.
dp,6vai, for depevai, Ep. inf. of do), to satisfy. d-p,VT]v6s, ov, (a privat., /xeVos) faint, feeble: weakly
d-p.e'OiKTTOs, or, (a privat., /teflvoi) no/
as Subst. dfMfOvffTos,
or dp-eOvarov, TO, a remedy

fo'nc?
I. a against drunkenness : the precious stone, amethyst.
2.
or sickly.
Hence
I
'AMEFBH, Ep.
jj[j.fi\pa
:
I.
impf. apcipov: fut. d/tet^cu: aor. I Act. to change, exchange ; ^dAea

to
Ep. aor. deaden the force of.

d-p,vrjv6ci>,
dfj.fvrjvuaa, to
make weak,
dp,epa, Dor. for
fjp,(pa..
cw, to pluck or pull, Lat. decerpere. aor. I fip.tpoa, Ep. dp.-: aor. I pass.
:
Xpvffeiojv
Tfvxfa dpfifieiv
:
/or brasen
cross
it.
:
esp. of place, to
exchange golden arms change it, and so to pass,
'AME'Pm,
dp,cp8cu,
^fjLepOrjv
:
f.
:
f.
aca
like Lat. muto, either to ywzV a place, or to g"o to II. intrans. in part, kv d/j,ei(3ovTt dp.oifia.ois,
one's share, bereave one of:
to deprive of (prob. from a privat., yuepos) Pass, to be bereft of a

it.
in exchange: dpeiftovrts
ol,
other.
III.
Med.
to
rafters that cross each change one with another,

2. to
thing, /os
d-p.epip.vos, ov, (a privat.,
fj.fpifj.va)
free
from
care,
III.
do in turn or
to.
alternately.
answer, reply
*'
unconcerned.
II.
pa.ss.uncaredfor t unbeeded.
4. like Act. avenge. : to change, esp. of place, to pass either out or

3. to repay, requite,
metaph.
to surpass.
(apTiva.t.,fJ.fioa.Q}) not smiling, gloomy. d-p-ciXiKTOs, or, (a privat., îXiaaca) unsoothed : harsh, cruel. d-p.eiXixs, oi/, foreg. harsh, severe: relentless, un-
d-jii8T]TOS,ov,
driving away care. dp.epi.os, Dor. for f)p.pios. d-p,epurTOs, ov, (a privat., /*eptcy) undivided. ap.6po-KOi.TOS, Dor. for fip.epo-Koi.TOS. ap.epos, Dor. for rip.epos. dp,epcr, dp-epo-ai, 3 sing, and inf. aor. I of dpcpoco. dp.es or dp.es, Dor. for f)p.tTs.
assuaged.
dpctvcdv, ov, gen. oros, irreg.
d-p,Ta06TOS, ov, (a privat.,
p.erari9rip.i)
unchange-
Comp. of dyaOos, better:
able: TO dfAerdderov, unchangeableness.
of persons, abler, stronger, braver.

d[XLv|fd|a.vos, dfieiif/affOai, aor. I
med. of d/tet/Scu.
:
d-p,TaKCvT]TOS, ov, (a privat., pfTafcivfOj) immovable. d-p-eTaKXao-TOs, ov, (a privat., p.raK\d<u) not to be broken: unalterable.
II.
ap.iv|ns,
feus, fj, (apeiftca)

f.
'AME'ATn,
^cy, to
M7L^, Lat. MULGERE.

metaph. to drain, exhaust.
/*r mine?.
exchange
succession.
to />rm or squeeze out : /o sip, drink.
III.
d|A\i, imperat. of djwcAecu, Adv. by all means, of course.
Hence
as
d-p,Tap,eXijTos, ov, (a privat., /iCTctfie'Aet) unreII. act. not repenting, unchanging. pented of. unred-p.Tav6TjTOS, ov, (a privat., fifTavofoj) II. act. unrepentant. pented of. d-p-eTOimoros, ov, (a privat., jueTctTret'flcy) unpersuadable.
^, (d/teA^s) heedlessness, indifference. dp.\Tr]cria, 17, wa/z^ of practice or attention. From
dp,\ia,
d-p,TairTwros, ov, (a
able.
privat., p,fTamirT<a)
unchange-
d-jju\T7)TOS, o^, (a privat., /ncXerdco) unpractised,
unprepared.
dp.e\co, f. i7<rcu: aor. I ^/te \Tjffa, Ep. d/z-: pf. ry/xcto fo careless, heedless, negliXijKa : (d/tAi7s) : i. to neglect, have no care for, slight. gent. 3.
d-p,Tdo-raTOS, d-p,TacrTirTC, Adv. (a privat., p,eraarpi^(a) without turning about.
ov, (a privat., p.eOi(JTqpj.} unalterable.
unald-p,6T<io-Tpo<{>os, ov, (a privat., fj.fTaa-pf(pca) terable.

d-p-eTaTpeirros, ov, (a privat., p-trarptitca) unalterable.
do
to overlook, and so to let, 4. to neglect to suffer. : Pass, to be neglected, slighted, overlooked.
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d|XTepos, Dor.
d-p,Tpir]TOS, ov, (a privat., fj-frpeoj) immeasurable, immense, Lat. immensus: unnumbered, exhaustless.
d-(jiC}jiT)TOS, ov,
(a privat., jui/xeo/xcu) inimitable.

77,
dp,i|ia,
Ion.
2.
-ITJ,
purity.
fx-i/mr-os,
want of
(d'/ziTos) a being unmixed, intercourse, unsociableness.
d|ATpo-|3ios, ov, (dfitrpos, )3tos) of an immeasurable

life.
ov, (a/ia, ITTTTOS) a/o;zg2.
with horses,
infantry
i.
e.
^?ee/ as
6s,
a horse.
i5os,
cs,
afj.nnroi, ol,
mixed
d(AeTpo-irf|S,
(dfj.frpos,
eVos)
immoderate in
drinking
to
with cavalry.
words, unbridled of tongue.

dp.Tpo-ir6TT)S, ov,
excess.
6, (dfj-frpos,
'AMI'S,
Trorrjs)
d[xlcnf|s,
a chamber-pot. (a privat., p-iaos) without hatred, not

d/j.t(reo~T(pos.
hateful
Comp.
d-p,6Tpos, ov, (a privat., perpov) without measure, 2. immoderate. immense, boundless, incessant.
d-(j,Tp&>s,
djAtcrOC,
Adv. of
afJtiaOos,
without reward.
Adv. of
dfj.crpos, infinitely.
d[A6u<r(-7ropos, ov, (dfievca, iropos) rpioSos, Lat. trivium, where three paths cross. aor. I med. inf. dficvd[Av>o>, Aeol. for d/mj3<y
:
(a privat., /o*0os) without pay or reward. d-fjuo-Qwros, ov, (a privat., ftiadoca) not let out on hire, not leased.
<x-fju<r0os, ov,
aaaOai
to surpass, excel, conquer.

77,
d-p,iTpo-xiTwvS, of, (a privat., fîrpa, xtTwv) wear* ing no girdle with their coat of mail. d-jjLixOaXoeis, effffa, cv, lengthd. form of a/ii/fTos,
inaccessible, inhospitable. djip,-, poet, for dvap.-.
dfjLfji-,
'AMH,
pail, Lat.
djjifj,
a shovel or mattock. 2. a water-bucket, hama. 3. a harrow, rake.
For words omitted under
Att. dpf], Adv., properly for d/xr), dat. fem. a certain way: 0^77767777, in some of d/ios Tis,
see under dvafji-.
a[j.p,a,
way, somehow or other, [a] dp,Tjv, Hebr. Adv. verily, of a truth : so be as a Sub st. TO aprji/, certainty.
V
d-|i,T|viTOS, ov,
tie:
it
:
aTos, TO, (a7TT<w) anything tied or i. a knot. 2. a noose, halter.
made
3.
to
also
cord, band.
dp,|ji6,
Aeol. and Ep. for fâs.
(a privat., fj-rjvio}} not wrathful. rjros, 6, a kind of milk cake. djjL-rjo-dp-evos, aor. I med. part, of d/jAca.
dp,-jjLvoj, poet, for dva-p-tvca.
AMH5,
defies, Aeol.
and Ep.
for 77/xcfs.
cuts
a reaper : metaph. one who down, a destroyer, [a] ujxijTos, 6, (dfjidoj) a reaping, harvesting: also hard[AT]TT|p, ijpos, 6, (dfj-doj)
II.
d|x-|jLorov, poet, for dvd fitffov. d|A|xea)v, Aeol. for 77/^0)^.

d[xp.i,
Aeol. and Ep. for
T;/itV.
d|x-[jiiYa,
vest, harvest-time.
a harvest or crop. d-[AT|Tc>p,opos,6,77, (a privat., ftT^r^p) without mother, motherless. II. unlike a mother. ~ d|xi]xavw impf. -fifirjxdvovv fut. 770-0; (dpr]xa to be at a loss or in want. Hence vos)
:
: : :
Adv. poet, for dvd-piya. aor. I part, of dvafiiyvvfii. (jLfxif as, Ep.
Dor. for
ovoj)
dvafwfjffd, djjijjLvdo-ci, d|JLfjLvd(riv, fj.vrj(Titv, fut. and aor. I of dvafUfivrjffKa}.

dfjL|xo-8tiTT]S,
dva-
ov, 6,
(afj.fj.os,
sand-burrower, a
kind of snake.
dp.|xopia, Ion. -LTJ, 77, (anp-opos) ill fortune. for d-fj.opos, without lot or share u(j.|o,opos, or, poet, in a thing absol. unfortunate, unhappy.
:
djjnrjxavia, Ion. -nj, 77, want of means, helplessness, II. hardship, trouble. distress.
d-p.T|X<* vo S, ov, (a privat., lMjx av fy without means or resource, helpless. II. more freq. in pass, sense, impracticable, irresistible : also inexplicable.
djXTfjxavocixri, dfjnrjxo-vocov,
"AMMO5
or
afj.fj.os, 77,
sand :
also
a sandy place,
in sand.
race-course.
dp.p,6-Tpo4>os, oy,
(dfj.fj.os,
Ep. 3
pi.
and
part, pres.,
rptyo?)
growing
as if
from
a.p.rj'xavaxo.
djJtjjL-w8if]S, es, (dfj.fj.os,
eiSos) sandy.
d-plavTOS, ov, (a privat., fuaivoi) undefiled, pure. dp,i-06os, Dor. for T)fj,i-deos.
ct-jjitKTOS, ov,
'Ap-fitovids, d5os, or 'Ap,p,covis, *8os, 77, ("Afi/nafl/) o/ or belonging to Jupiter Amman, i. e. African.
II.
(a privat., piyvvfti} unmixed,pure.
dfJLvdp,cov [a],
Dor. for
dfj.vf]fjuav.
not mingling with others, unsociable, savage. III. not to be mingled, irreconcilable : Adv. dft'iKTcas,
dp,va(rra), d'p,vacrTOS, Dor. for

djjivtos, a, ov, (dfjivoi) of
d|xvT|,
77,
dfjtvrjffT-.
Sup. dfj.iKrora.ra.
a lamb. fem. of dfivos, a ewe-lamb.

jJivrjfJ.ovevQ}')
"AMIAAA, 775,17, a
generally, a struggle,
d}JLi\\dop,ai, fat.
contest for superiority, rivalry;
d-p,vT]fJi6v6VTOs, ov, (a privat.,
unmento
Hence conflict, [a] aor. I med. rfp.LXXrjodiJL'qv TfOopai

:
:
tioned, unheeded.
d|i,vnr]p,ov>,
dfj.vr)fj,Q}v,
f.
770*0;:
aor.
:
rifj.vijfj.(jvr)ffa:
be
of,
and
pass. -îJ,i\\r)Or]V
pf. rjfj.i\\i]iJiai
Dep.
to
com-
be
unmindful
to
make no mention
II. pete, vie, or contend with one, Lat. aemulari. Hence generally, to strive, struggle, exert oneself.
pass over.
a|AVT}p,o<rtivT], fj,forgetfulness.
From
JUI/T^T?)
d(jLt\\T]TOv, verb. Adj. one must compete. d[ii\\Tj}Aa, TO, (d/LuAAao/xt) a contest, conflict.
d-p,vf|p,a)v,
ov,
gen. ovos,
(a privat.,
un-
mindful, forgetful.
tioned.
1. pass, forgotten,
not men-
d|u\\T]TT)p,
one's
fjpos,
djiLjxirjTo-ptos,
life.
ov,
(d/itXXao/iat) a competitor, rival. (a/a/7Tos, /Sfos) inimitable in
d-p.vr|OTVTOS,
T),
privat., fj.vijffrfvca)
unwooed,
not sought in marriage.
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'
d}ivT]<rTo, (dfjLvjjffTos) to be Pass, to be forgotten.

dpAnfjoxj, poet. fut.
unmindful,
to
forget
insatiate, ravening, savage: neut.aftoroj/,
as
of
dvafiifj-vrja/eca.
insatiably, incessantly. (Deriv. uncertain). dp.o-0, Att. djjLov, Adv. of dp.6s, somewhere.
Adv.
dpôrta,
rj,forgetfulness
d-p,VT]<rros, ov,
From : an amnesty. (a privat., pvaof-iai) forgotten, no
dp.ou<rCa, 77, boorishness.
want of harmony : rudeness, grossness,
From
longer remembered. dp.viov, TO, a bowl in which the blood of victims was (Deriv. uncertain.) caught.
djAvis, i8os, ^,
\.
dfj.vr).
d-(AOV(ros, ov, (a privat., Mouo'a) without the Muses, without taste for the arts, unpolished, rude, boorish : of things, coarse, vulgar, gross. d[xox6ei, Adv. of dfj.o\0os, without toil or trouble.
dfjLvo-Kuv, OVVTOS, 6, (dfj.vos, Kotoi) sheep-minded,

e.
d-|xoxOT]TOs, ov, (a privat., /ioxêo;)
= sq.
Adv.
-TCUS.
simple.
a lamb : declined dpv6s, apva, dpvcs, etc., as if from a nom. *dps. dfxvo-4>6pos, should be pavvo-tpopos. From diAoyrpu, Adv. without toil or effort.
'AMNO'5,
o and
77,
dpvi,
d-jAoxOos, ov, (a privat., /zoxôs) without trouble. II. not weary.

dfjnr-, poet, abbrev. for dvair-,
toil
or
found
under which will be beginning with d/r-. djA-ircSCov, d[x-ir8tif)pis, dp.-ireXaYOS, should be
many words
d-p,6yT]TOs, ov, (a privat., payeca) without wearied, untiring.
toil,
un-
written a// trfdiov,
i.
e.
dv&
ireoiov, etc.
djAireipavres, Ep. aor. I part, of dvairtipoj.
dp,69cv, Att. dp.69ev, Adv. (d/xos) or other.

d|xoi, Adv. (d/ios) somewhither. d/zotj3atbs. dp.oif3d8ios, a, ov,
from some
place
dfi60t or d|xo0eC, Adv. (d/*os) somewhere.
djA-ireXa-yos, for dj/A v(\ayo$. dp.7T\wv, uivos, 6, poet, for d/iTreXcui', a vineyard. dftir\lvos, oi/, also 77, oi/, (a/fircAos) of the vine.
d(AiT\LOV, TO, Dim. of

dp.iT6\is, t8os, kind of bird.
77,
= foreg.,
dfj.irc\os.
a vine-plant.
r/ci
II.
djxoij3aSis,
Adv.
:
(d/iot/??))
77,
by turns, Dat. alternatim.

oi>,
dp.oiJ3a.ios, ov, also
or a,
(dpoiftri) interchang-
ajj/rreXoei-s, fffffa, cv, (a/iTrcXos)
vines, vine-
II. giving like for like, retributive : in requital. dp.oif3ds, d8os, 77, pecul. fem. of dpoiPaios ; \\aiva dfj.oi0ds a cloak for a change.
ing, alternate another.
of
verses,
amoebaean, answering one
clad.
,
= contr.
a
dfjurc\ovpyos, q. v.
Adv.
-<ws,
ia,
T),
(a/XTreAos, fttts)
intermixture
of vines.
"AMIIEAOS,
, ,
T),
in, Lat. viVw.

vz'/z^s.
dôipTj,
7),
(dêt/3o;)
a recompence, return
revenge.
alternately.
2.
repayment,
swer.
dp,oi|3t)Sis,
atonement:
II.
hence an anthe vine, a

II.
ô Jress or />rwne
o, (d'/XTreAos,
,
From
producer of
Zpyov) a vinedresser.
^f>vcu)
change, exchange, barter.

(dfnoifir)')
opos, o, (ajLtTrcAos,
Adv.
name of Bacchus.
wvos,
v,
6, (ctfiTreAos)
dp.oLJ36s, o, (djue//3cu)
as Adj.
m requital or m exchange for. d|jioipeu>, /o Aaz/e no sare m a thing.
a successor, follower.
v,
a vineyard.
Ep. for dvaveirahuv, redupl. aor. 2
From
part,
of dj/arrdAAcy.
u-fj.oipos, oy, (a privat., /j.oipa) without share in a II. absol. unfortunate. thing, fore/5? of it.
oi/, (d(j,c\yaj') of milk, made with milk. d.\Lo\ytvs,cas,6, (dpe\yca) a milk-pail, Lat. mulctra. dfjLO\Yos, o, (d/j.eX.'yQj) the milking time, i. e. morning
dp,o\Yaios, a,
dfXTrcpes, Adv. only found in compd. St-a/iTrepes, resolved, as, oici 8* dftirepes, for oiaftirfpts o. dp,iTTd<rov, dp,irTdcras, poet. aor. I imper. and part.
of dvaweTavvvfJit.
a.\i.Tre)(6vr\, 77,
(d/îrex cw )
a fine upper garment.

:
and evening twilight;
the four hours either before day-
djjLir-X<"> an<^ dp-ir-torxto
Ep. impf.
dfj,irfx
'
fut.
break or after sunset, and so generally night-time.

d-fiop.4>os, ov, (a privat., fMfjupjj) blameless.
dfj.<p(<u: aor. 2 rip-iriaôv, inf. dp.iriG'xtiv, part. d/i7r:
Med.
:
d/wrexojwai
:
and
:
dfiiricrxofjai
impf.
dp.op|36s, ov, 6,
a follower, attendant.
part.
fut.
dfj,<t)fofMi
aor. 2
$ pit tayo\LT\V,
^
From dfAopyivos, ov, made offine flax. dp,opYiS, iSos, 7), fine flax from the isle of Amorgos.
d-fiopos, ov, (a privat., yuopos) without share of, destitute of. II. absol. unlucky, wretched.
dp.op<j>ta,
7),
dfj.niaxofJ.fvos
(dyu^t,
^x
40 )
'
surround,
ot/er,
cover, Lat. cingere.
II. /o
/>/ round or
Lat. circumdare.
for
See dp.ma\viopjai.
z7/
sâ/>, deformity.
From
,
d-p.op4>os, oi/,(a privat., nop<prj) shapeless, misshapen,
unshapely, unseemly : Comp. dpopfpearcpos. dp.6s or dp,6s, 17, ov, Aeol. and Ep. for f]p.6s,
aor. 2 inf. of dpir-ex *' d/tirex /-"". 'o /*"'
o> Lat. circum-
rjfjitTfpos.
induor.
d(jnr(rx<o, v. sub d^7rcxft'' djjnrXaKeiv, aor. 2 inf. of dfiir\aKiffKoj.
d(xos, in Att. Poets for kp.os. d(j.6s, Att. dfxos, an old form for *fs, and so but only used in the Adv. forms dfj,7], dpoOfv,
CLfJLWS.
rls,
ap.ov,
arcs, TO, (a/XTrAatfeiV) a error, offence. dp-irXaKijTOS, op, (d/iTrAa/fCH') sinful, loaded with
d|XTrXu.Kt]fjia,
Dor. for
T)/*OS, as,
when.
guilt.
C5
d(AirXaicta,
77,
=
fut.
77,
OF, (Q./J.VVOO) able to
dp,ir\d(cuov, TO,
djivvTcop, opos, 6,
dpirXaftrjaoj
:
= dftvvTrjp,
ajxirXaKCo-KW,
aor. 2
pf.
:
Pass., pf. rj[Mr\dKr)/j.ai fnj.TrXa.Kov : j, to miss, fail, fall short of, c. gen.
,
like
djxirvevo-at, etc., poet, for
dvanv-.
[u], Ep. impf. dfjLvvov : fut. d^w/a), Ion. aor. I r/fiwa, Ep. a^vva : poet. aor. 2 T)/XU: to keep off, ward off, Lat. defendo : to deII. fend, fight for, aid : rarely to requite, repay.
Qj
:
'AMT'NH,
defend or avenge. a helper : an avenger.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 imper. of dvairvea. dvairveca. dfiirvvv0T)V, Ep. aor. I pass, of dfiirvvTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of dp.irveca.
,
Med.
self.
to keep or ward off from oneself, to 2. to avenge oneself on another,
defend onerequite, re-
pay, punish.
dp/ui,s,
ecus, 77, (d/j,va<r(u)
dfi-irovov, for
dvd
TTOFOF.
v.
a tearing, scratching.
:
'AMT'25-fi,
:
Att. -TTCO
Ep. impf. ap-vaaov

tear, scratch,
fut.
duirvKda>: aor. I pass. ijfjarvKdffOTjv: (afttrvg) bind the hair with a band : generally, to bind, wreathe. = (d'/i7rv) a band, fillet : also a dfjnrvKTT|p, rjpos, 6,
borse's bridle.
to
dfj,va>
aor. I
fnjLva:to
wound:
to
Hence
binding III. any"bead-band of horses : also a bridle. thing rounded, a wheel djjwroms, 77, gen. ecus Ion. tos, shortened from dvdjroms (avamv<a), a being drunk up : of the sea, the
ebb-tide.
or frontlet. d(X7TUKTT|pios, a, ov, of a horse's bridle a band or fillet for dfxmji-, twos, 6 or 77, (dp-irex} II. the the hair, a head-band, snood.
tear in pieces. II. metaph., 6vfj.bv d^tuêts x<wo/ifFos thou wilt lacerate thy heart with rage, [a] Adv. (a privat., fjLvoS) properly without d-fjivoTi, Hence closing the mouth, i. e. at one draught.
dp,vo-Tto>,
tipple.
ct-p/uo-Tis,
f.
oca
pf.
^p.variica
to
drink deep,
From
tos
II.
77,
drink.
dpA>XT|,
dp,(j>-,
= d'/u
and t5os, 77, a long draught of a large cup, used by the Thracians.
is.
;
old and poet, abbrev. for dvatp-
cf.
afjm-.
dp,vySa\a,
contr. -aX-i},
17,
77,
the almond-tree.
dp,<j>-aYa7rd^<o, only used in pres. and impf. (afjupl, dyairdfa) to embrace with love, treat kindly, greet
'AMTFAA'AH,
scar.
an almond.
[5a]
Hence
warmly.
d(ji<|>-aYairda),
d|Axry8dXivos, 77, OF, of almonds. a tearing, rending: a d|ivYp.a<, aTos, TO, (d/zuo~o*<y)
afi.vyiJ.6s, 6, (a.fivffffai)
dfj,i>8is,
afjupayarrdfa. dfjL^-dYeipco, Ep. aor. 2 med. dfjKpaycpofiTjv

:
(aficpi,
dyeipca)
Adv.
= d/xa,
a tearing, mangling.
of Time, together, at the same
around: Med. to gather around. dji<j)-aYp0O|jiai and -tryepojiat, poet, for -ayeipofj,ai. = dftâSoF. dp,(J)d8T]v, Adv.
to collect
time
'
'AMTAPO'5,
oftener of Place, together. d, 6v, akin to dpavpos, dark, dim,

SpcDs:
d)jL<|>d8ios, a, OF, (d'/z^)aSos) public,
known
djjKf>a8ir]V
as
faint, indistinct. Adv.
d-fj/urjTOS, OF, (a privat., fiveta) uninitiated,
alsoneut.d/ifSpoi/asAdv. profane.
ctf
Adv. publicly, openly, Lat. palam. d|x<j>a86v, Adv. publicly, openly, without disguise.
ap.-4>S8os,
77,
From
OF, (dva-Qaivoj) public, notorious.
d|x-<j>aCvo>, poet, for ava-<pa.ivca.
d-p,x)0T]Tos, OF, (a privat.,
/xv0eo/u)
/o fe /o/J,
inexpressible.
(a privat., fj.vKaopai) without lowing of places, where no herds low. 'AfAt)icXata>, to speak in the dialect of Amyclae (a Laconian city).
d-fj/uKirjTOS, OF,
:
dp,<|>-dio'(rop.at, Pass, (dfjupi, aiaaca) to
rush on from
or bellowing
all sides, flutter or float around. for ap,<pr)Kris. d(Ji4>dKir|s, Dor.
dp,-4>av86v, Adv. poet, for ava-<pav86v.

djji<j)aviv, poet, for avatyaveiv, fut. inf. of ava<paivca. ap-4>-apd(3a), f. ?70"a>, (d/^t, dpafifa}) to rattle or
d-jxCXos, o, (a privat., p.v\rj} a cake offine meal, so called from the meal not being ground at a common
mill.
^
ring
about.
d-jjLVjxcov, OF,
gen. OFOS, (a privat., fuu/zos) blameless,
used in pres. and impf.,

,
= d(Mp-
excellent.
[a/xt>]
u.|XTjvd0e, d|xxjvd06iv,
qjjivvca.
3 sing, and
inf.
poet. aor. 2 of
77,
speechlessness
from
poet, for d-Qaffia (with fj. inserted), fear, amazement, or rage.
a\Lvv5.Qov, 2 sing. poet. aor. 2

dfXTjvat, dfjiijvacrOai, aor. I act. 'Ap/uvias, ov, 6, masc. pr. n.
med. of d/W>. and med. inf. of afjivvca.

used as Adj. (d/xuFcw)
dp.4>d4>dacrdai, Ep. for d/z<a<ao"0cu, pres.
med.
inf.
of
to
dfjKpatydo}.
<l|jL4>-a<|>cuo,
on
its
guard.
and Med. dp.<|)-a<j>dop.ai, (dfjL<f>i, d^dca) touch all round, feel on all sides : to fondle : to handle.
dfji<papaca.
ajivvov, aor. I imper. of djuwcu. djivvreov, verb. Adj. of dpvvaj, one must assist; so
a^4>d6cjv, -ocacra, Ep. for dfjLcpapwv, uaa, pres. part.
of
too &|j.wra.
II.
one must repel.
d|x4>a6(DVTO, 3 pi. Ep. impf.

dp.<j)60TO, aor. 2
d|xvvTT|p, 77pos, 6, (afjivvca)
a defender.
med. of dfjupadoa. med. of dft^nrtdijfu,

ap.<pieXiaa<a,
^d|AWTT|pi,os, OF, (afj.i>vca}fitfor defending, defensive; II. anvvTTjpia oTrAa defensive armour.
piov, TO, as Subst.
dp,4>-\iKT6s, OF, poet, for dfupi*\-, coiled round.

dp.<j)-6Xto-o-o>,
a means of defence.
to
Att. -TTW, f. ioj, poet, for wrap, fold, or twine round.
43
,
poet, for
o, f.
dfj-fpi-eiro}.
round:
cover around.
:
I.
a large fishing-net.
fetter, bond.
2.
a gar-
â>, (dfj.(pi, Ipe'^xxi) /o
ment.
3.
ap,<|>-pxop.ai, aor. 2 &fufrf}\v6av or dfj,(prj\6ov Dep.: /o co?we round one, surround. (dfj.<pi, 6p%ojj.ai.)
:
an.<kip\j]ros,ov,(d(A(pipd\\oj)put or thrown round. <xp.<j>i-|3oT]TOS, ov, (dftfpi, Podoj) noised abroad, far-
d|A<|>6crTda%
dp><t>pco, poet, for dvcupfpa}. for dfJ.(peaTr)Ka.ffi,
famed.
3
pi.
pf.
of
dfjup-
d|i<{>i{3oXia, 17, the state of being attacked sides. II. uncertainty, doubt. From
on both
poet
d[x4>(TTav, Ep. 3
pi. aor. 2
ap.c}>ij3oXos, ov, (ap.<pifidX\(a)
TO dutyifioXov a garment.
both or all sides.
double-pointed.
dfjL<pi-)(<a.
thrown round : hence, II. struck, attacked on

with both ends,
d(i<j>xavov, aor. 2 6f dfjupi'xo.ivca. dp.<j>XiJ0ir]v [v], aor. I pass

dp.(j>txtTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
djx(}>-T|icT]S, es, (dfji(pi, O.KT])
2. act. striking
III.
ambiguous, doubtful.
ôvXrj)
dp.<f>t-povXos,
ov,
(dijupi,
double-minded,
two-edged, double-biting s~ doubting.

also os, ov, (apty'i, dp.4>-|3pOTOs, 77, Pporos) covering the whole man, of a large shield.
ov,
djx<}>i-|3poxos, ov, (dp(pi, /fye'xo;)
cifj.<j>i-{3a>p.u>s,
II. metaph. that will cut of lightning, forked. both ways, false or ambiguous. djx<}>T|Xv06, 3 sing. aor. 2 of dp.<j>-T]p<J>T|s, es, (dfupi, epttyoj) covered all round,
thoroughly soaked.
close-covered.
dp.<j>-T]pT|s, es, (ap.(pi,
round the altar. dp,<j>i-YT)0o, to rejoice -around or exceedingly.

ov,
(dfj.<j)i,
jScu//os)
sides.
2.
epeVao;) having oars on both (*apca) filled or joined on all sides, wellov,
fitted.
Hence
17,
dp.(j)i-Yvoa), impf. ij/j.êyvoovv : f. dfj.(pLyvo^ffo} : aor. I ^fjL<f)eyv6r](Ta: Pass., aor. I part. dp.cpi'yvorjOeis : Aeol. for vow) : to be doubtful abortt (dfj.(pi, fvocu
dp,4>-r)piKos,
worked by
(dfj,<f)l,
sculls,
of a boat.
a thing, not to
know or understand
it
Pass, to be
dp,(|)-T]piaTos, ov,
sides, disputed.
2.
c.
epifa} contested on both equal in the contest.

:
unknown.
dp.4>i-YOT]TOS, ov, (dfjupi, "yoacu) bewailed all round. 'A(juf>i--yirr|is, 6, (dft(pi, yvios) he that halts in both
'AM4>r,
on both
the sake
Praep.
gen., dat., et ace.
Radic.
signf.
I. c. GEN. about, for, for feet, the lame one, name of Vulcan. about, concerning a thing, of dp.<JH--yvos, ov, (dfj.(pi, yviov) properly having limbs it. on both sides : in Homer of a spear, double-pointed : 2. rarely of Place, about, around. II. c. DAT. in Sophocles of men, well-practised. I. of Place, about, around, round about: 2. not of Place, about, for, intrans. in pf. at, by, near, with. dp.<})t-8aia), to light up around:
sides,
around. of a thing
:
'
on account
of,
for
the sake of: regarding, concern-
III. c. ACC., of Place, ing. 3. by means of. about, around, on, at: near about: mostly with motion implied. IV. WITHOUT CASE, as Adv.
plqpf. -Scorjfiv, to burn around. f. , $r]o(jiai, to bite all round.
dp.<j>i-8dKpvTOS, ov, (dfupi, SaKpvca) causing tears on

all sides
:
all
mournful.
(dfj.<pi,
about, around,
round about, on
all sides,
all sides.
sides.
V. IN
d[i4>i-8a<rus, cm, v,
8aavs~)
COMPOS, about, on
on both
dp.(j>i-8cai, at, (dfj.<pi,
Secy)
fringed all round. anything that is bound
djx<j)i-aXos, ov, (dfjupi, aA.s) sea-girt, esp.
having the
around, bracelets, anklets.

a|x<f>iSe5T]a,
sea on both sides, between two seas, Lat. bimaris.

dp.<f>-tdx<>, (d/j.(pi, Idôj) to sound on all sides : to fly about shrieking, in irreg. pf. part. d[j.(piax<i)s, via. to go about dp.<J>i-/3aiv<o, f. -/ST)" ao^tai : pf. -fiffirjKa :
<i|A<|>i-8ios, ov, with
-88r|tv, pf. and plqpf. of d^Satcu. two right hands, very dextrous,
3.
2. ambiguous, Lat. anceps: twosometimes simply like dficportpos,
Lat. ambidexter.
edged.
or around.
tect.
2. to bestride:
II. to
hence to guard, prosurround, encompass, wrap round.

-/3aAa> pf. -0(ft\r)Ka aor. 2 inf. -@a\(aOai
:
:
djj.(f)i8eioi d/f/jLcd
both hands.
to.
Med., Ion. fut. -PaXevjMi to throw or put round, esp. of clothes, etc., to put them on a perMed. to put on oneself, put son, Lat. circumdare : 2. esp. to throw one's arms on, Lat. accingi. round, embrace : also to grasp. 3. to surround, II. encompass : but also to strike on all sides.
dp,4>i-{3dXXa>,
f.
:
:
dp,<})i-8pKop,ai, pf. -SfSopKa, Dep. about one.

d[i4>i-86TOS, ov, (dfjupi, Secu)
look round
bound
all
round.
a p.<j)i-8if]ptTOS, ov,
dp,(|>i-8iaivco, to
dp.<j>i-8iv(i>,
f.
(d/j.(pi,
SrjpiofMi) disputed, doubtful.
water around.
to
rjffQ},
wind or roll
a thing all
round :
hence
in pf. pass. dfj.(piSfSivrjfMii, to befitted close.

f.
intr. to
go
to another place
so also in
Med.
dp.<j>i(3ds,
aor. 2 part, of dptfi-fiaivw.
in wait for. whirl round, agitate violently. Pass, to be disputed. dp.4>i8ogco>, to be doubtful: dp,<J>i-8oKv(o,
dp.<j>i-8ovea>,
evcro), to lie
f.
rjaca, to
From
dp,(|>i|3d(ris, eo;s,
77,
(d/jupifiaivQ})
a going round, en-
dfji<j)u-8o|os, ov,
(dfJi(f>l,
5oa) of double sense, doubtful.

Se'pco)
compassing.
dp,4> i(3X7] |j.a, aroe, TO, (dfj.<pi@d\\ca) something
d|x4>L-8opos, ov,
(dfjuf)i,
skinned all round,
thrown
quite flayed.
<Lp.<J>i-Sox|AOs, ov, (dfjupi,
round, an enclosure.
d}i<|>i|3XT)<rTpov, TO,
II.
a garment.
8oxA7) as large as can be
(dfupipd\\ojy anything thrown
grasped.
44
dp.<|>i-Spo|xos, ov, (dfjupi, SpafjieTv)
running round:
encompassing.
d(juJ>i-8pviTTOS, ov,
= dfj,(f>i8pv(f)os.
approachable on both
upon
dp.(})i-Kifxai, used as Pass, : to lean on.

f.
of dfMpiTiQrjfu,
to lie close
dp.<f>(,-Keipo>,
Kfput, to
shear or clip all round.

ov, (dfj-tyi,
d(x<|>i-8pv<J)T|S, fs, (dfjupi,

d|A<j>i-8pt5<j>os,
Spv^rjvai) tearing both cheeks. torn on both sides. ov,(dfJL(pi, Spv(f>rjvai)
dp,<j>iKc<f>aXos,
Ep. -K<j>aXXos,
Kecpa^)
double-headed.
ap-cju-Kieav, all round. [KI]
d|x<JH-8ti|j,os, ov, (dfifpi, Suojucu)
ov, gen. ovos, (dptyi, KIQJV) with pillars
sides.
djjw|)i-8ta), to put on oneself.
f.
ovffca\y], to
put round or on:
Med.
dp,<|)(-KXacrTOS, ov, (apty'i, K\dca) broken all round.
djicîeXiKTos, ov, (dfjHpifXio'ffaj) turned
round and
or
dn,<JH-KXv<rros, ov, (dpipi, K\vfa} flooded around. d|X(j)i-Kop,a>, f. rjacu, to tend on all sides or carefully.
ajx<j>i-KO|AOs, ov,
round, circling, revolving. on both sides: djjKJHeXicrcra, fern. Adj. rowed swaying to and fro, rocking. From round. dn-cJH-eXicrcrcD, f. ica, to wind
dfj.<piu>
(dppi,
Kop.r)')
with hair all round,
thick-haired
of
trees, thick-leafed.
dp,<j>iKpavos, ov, (dfupi, Kapa)=df*<piK((pa\os. dp.(j>i-Kpc[Jia|JLai, Pass, declined like Svvapai :

Kpfjidvvvfj.i)
:
dp.ej>i-wupa and dp,c|>i-6wva> fut. aor. I fjntyieaa, Ep. dp.(pi(0a

: :
dfjupieffu,
:
Att.
to
Tj(j.(pL((rOrjv
Pass., aor. I to put pf. ri/j.(pifafMi, poet. dp<f)iei(jia.i

:
dp.^)L-Kp6^xT|s, 4s, hanging
hover or flutter round. Hence round one : hanging round

(djj.(f)i,
the shoulder.
djx4>LKpT]<xvos, ov,
Kprj fives)
round, to put garments on a person, Lat. induere Pass, to be clothed in, to wear, esp. in pf.
with
cliff's
all
II.
round.
d[o.4>ucp7]vos, ov, Ion.
Med.
dfj,(puvvviMu
aor.
I T}fj,(pieffdpr)v,
:
aavro, imperat. d/^tecraotfe

oneself in.
to
put on
aor. 2
pi. dn<pieffoneself, dress
for dfj-cpi/ipavos,
surrounding
the head.
djx<j>i-KTiovs,
cav, ol, (dfjupi,
KTI^CO) they that dwell
diKpienov d|A<j>-irco : II. to go about, encompass. dfMpeirov : (dju<t, eirca) : to be biisy about, take care of: to do honour to : esp. to tend, protect. III. Med. to follow and crowd
dp,4>i-ir, poet, also
and
round or near.
Hence
Amphictyons, a Council all the states of
'A|j,cj)t-KTUov6S, cuv, ot, the
composed of deputies chosen by

Greece.
II. the
presidents of the Pythian games.
round.
dp.4>i6orav, djAcîecravTO,
Hence
Ep. 3
pi. aor.
of d/^>t-
'Ajx<j)iKTVOvia, 97, the
A mphictyonic League or Council.

oV,
'A[x4>iKTvovtKos,
dp,<J>-idva),
(d/j.(pi,
it,
17,
of or for the Amphictyons or
thing, settle
sides.
upon
l^dvca) to sit around or as dust does. [&]

êtfyz/u/it)
on a
their
League.
TroXts),
dfjuj>C-UKTOS, ov, (dp(pi,

up,(j>L-0dXacro'OS, Att. : near the sea.
s,
joined from both

(dp.<pi,
TTOS, ov,
daXaffad)
:
sea-girt
fem. of 'AfjKpiKrvoviteos : I. rj, a city or state in the Amphictyonic II. a name of Artemis at Antbela, the League. meeting-place of the Amphictyonic Council. dp,<f>i-KiiXivSci>, f. -KvXia<a [i], to roll about or upon.
'AjjuJjiK-ruovCs, i8os,
(sub.
d|A<J>i0aXY|S,
blooming on both
sides
hence
round,
flourishing, rich.
dp,(J)i,-0dXXo),
From
bloom
all
pf. dfj.(piTf9r}\a, to
to be in full bloom.
dp.<j>t-Ktiir6XXos, ov, (dfjupi, KvireXXov) in Homer always with Soros, a double cup : cf. dîOfros. \y\ djx<{)i-XdXos, ov, (apty'i, \d\os) chattering everywhere. d|i(j>i-Xa<j)T|S, s, (dfj.(]>i, XafieTv) far-spreading : hence
dfjLî-OdXirco,
f.
tyca,
to
warm
on all
sides,
warm
thoroughly.
dfi,<j)t-0aTpov, TO,
(dfji(f)i,
generally wide, large, vast: also excessive, violent. dp,<j>t-XaxO'tvco, to dig or hoe round.
d|z<j>i-XeY,
f.
Gtarpov) a double theatre,
0;,
to speak
on both
all
sides, dispute.
amphitheatre.
dp,<J>i0TOS, ov, (aîriO-qfJiC) of a cup, that will stand
Hence
dp,<}>iXeKTOS,
ov,
discussed on
hands,
doubt-
on both ends, or with handles on both sides. d(A(j)i,-0Oj, f. Oevao/jiai, to run round about.
djiî-O-rj-yifis, es,
ful.
II.
act. disputing, captious.

17,
= sq.
dp.4>iXo-yia,
dispute, doubt.
From
dp,<j>t-07jiTOS, ov, (dfxpi,
Orjyoj)
sharpened on both
clotted around,
ap,(j>i-Xo'yos, ov, (apty'i, \fyoj) disputed, questionable, II. act. disputatious, contentious. doubtful.
dp,<j>i-Xo<|>os, ov, (df*<f>i,
sides,
two-edged. dn4>t-0piTTOs, ov, congealed, of blood.

dp.<f)i-0t5pos, ov,
Aoôs) encompassing the neck.

\VKIJ, Lat. lux) the
[iJ]
(djjupi,
Tpetpaj*)
dp.<j>i-XtKT) vt|,
rj,
(dfji(pi,
morndfxpi-
ing-twilight,
gray of morning.
(dfji(f)i,
Ovpa) with a door or opening
on both sides
shroud.
as Subst. dfJi<piOvpov, TO, a hall. dfA4>i-KaXt7rTc0, f. if'ca, to cover all round, enfold,
:
of Ep. aor. *d|x<j)t-jAdop,ai, (dfjupi, p-dof) pres. all round. p.aadfjiriv to wipe or rub
,
both d[x<|)i-p,dcrxaXos, ov, (dp-tyi, juderxaAT?) covering

shoulders, two-sleeved.
d[A<|>i-|JidTOpS,
II.
to
put a thing round as a
veil or
shelter, to envelope in.
Dor. for d^t-^TOpfs.

ov, contended for, contested
dp.<j>i-Kaco Ep. aor. I part. d/xpiKfdffaas cleave asunder.

:
to
d[ji<j>i(JidxTfiTOs,
on
both,
hands, [a]
From
45
:
Dep.
to
fight
irovfca)
to bestow
labour about, attend
to,
round:
I. to attack.
2. to fight for.
[a]
provide for.
dp.<J>i-iroTaop.ai,
djx4>i-p,\as, atra, &>, black all round, wrapt in darkness.
Dep.
to fly or flutter
around.
dp.<j>i-irp6crt0iros, ov, (d/*0t, irpoacanov') double-faced,
d|i4>ip.fxtK, 3 sing. pf. act. of d^<t-/iv#do/#ii. dp.4>i-|Apiop,ai, Pass, to be completely parted. brothers or sisters d|A<j>i-p.TjTopes, 01, at, (dfxpi, iu)Tt]p)
Lat. bifrons.
dp.<J>i-irr'u<nr,
f.
o>,
to clasp
around.
Hence
a\L^nr'n\i\,
dp.<J>i-irvXos,
dp.<j>t-iri3pos,
"hi
by different mothers.
dp.<f>i-|Ju)Kdo|juu, pf. act. fiefiwfa
:
Dep.
to
low or
a clasping round, embrace. ov, (dfJKpi, itvXr]) with two entrances. ov, (dfjKpi, irvp) surrounded byfire, with
ov, poet, for d|x<|>ip-pVTOS, ov,
(dfjL(f)i,
bellow around, properly of cattle (tvtce the floor echoed all around.
ip.<J>i-v6iicT|s,
odircdov d^t/xe- fire all round.

djju|>t-pvTOs,
77,
ts,
(dfjL(pi,
j/ef/fos)
made an
object q
contest, eagerly wooed.

s= dfttpiveiKos. dp.<|>i-viKT]TOS, ov, (dfjKpi, veifffca) Med. to dwell round about, dp.<)>i.-v|Jiop.ai,
in-
flowed around, sea-girt. I. on or at both sides : 'AMÎ'S, as Adv. hence 2. apart, asunder; 'ydiav Kal ovpavov dfju^ls fX flv t keep heaven and earth asunder. 3. geneptoj)
rally,
habit.
d(A<j)t-voa),
f. -fjaoj,
d|a.4>i-o,
f.
6(Tcy,
ways, doubt. to smooth or polish all round.

up,<$>ious,
to think both
Prep.
II. more rarely as around, round about. 2. c. gen. around: apart from, far from.
dp.<j>ioos, ov, contr. polishing all round.

ci|ji<|>t-'TraXTOS,
,
ovv,
(dfi<ty)
3. c. ace. rarely c. dat. like dfMpi, round about. about, around, when it always follows its case. dp,(|>i-craXtiop.(u, Pass, to toss about, like a ship
ov (d/i0t, Tra\\oj) reechoing.

f.
at sea.
djjt<j)icr-paiva, rjs,
r),
afKJH-TraTaoxra),
<w,
to strike
djjuj>i-TT8os, ov, (dp-tyi, ireSov) dp.^t-'ireXop.ai, Dep. to be all

dp,<j>i-7rvo|jiai,
on or from all sides. surrounded by a plain.

round, hover around.
(dju^ts, Paivca) a
kind of
ser-
pent, that can
Dep.
to be busied about, take care of,
pay heed
to.
on/,
both ways, forward or backward. Ion. for df^Kpia-^rjTrjcns. dp,(J)i(r-|3acrCir], -fj, ap.4>ur-pT]T&> impf. rjiJ.(pia(3r]Tow, or with double augm. r)p.(p farrow : so, aor. i JifjupifffirjTijffa or 77^1-
go
:
d(jKJ>i-7rpucTiovS,
the dwellers
(dfjupi,
round about.
dp.<j>i"TrptirXeY87]v,
Adv.
ittpnrXtKu} twined
round
about.
: Pass., fut. med. in pass, sense dft(piffl3i]aor. I fjfJ.tyto'fiTjT'fjOijv or rjjjupeafi : (dfjupis, TrjffofMi to stand apart, and so to firjvai aor. 2 of /ScuVcu) :
tyfGp-fjTrjcra
:
dp.<j>t-irpi<rr<|>a>, to
djx<j)t-TrpicrTpox}>dto, to keep or in every direction.
dispute, differ, argue put round as a crown. Hence turning round about pute.
dp.<|>i<r|3TJTT|jxa,
Pass, to be the subject
of dis-
d|A<j>i-iT6piTp'ua>, to chirp or twitter all
round.
djjL<|)icr|37]Tifio-ip.os,
aros, TO, a point in dispute. ov, debatable, doubtful.

f),
And
to d|j.<|)u-Tr6pt-<})0ivt)0a>, (dficpi, ircpi, <pdivca")
decay or
dp,<j>ur|3if|Tr]0-is, ecus,
(d(j.<pia@r)Tt<a)
dispute, con-
die all around.

d|x<J)tTT<rcjv,
[i5]
troversy,
ground or
dp.4>i-mdo>,
dp.4>i-mirTG>,
ovoa, ov, aor. 2 part, of afjupitriTrroj. f. d<w, to press all round.

f.
dp.4>i<r|3TiTir)TOS,
occasion of dispute or debate. ov, disputed, debatable.
ireffovjMi, to fall
around, embrace
c p.<j>i-<rr6XX&>, to fold
about another
Med.
to fold
eagerly.
round
^
dp,4>t-mTVG>,
= dfifpi-TTiTTTO}.
on both
beating or dashstriking with
oneself, deck oneself in.

(dfj,<j)i,
dp.<J>i-irXKTOS, ov, (d/jupi, irXfKca) twisted

sides, intertwining.
dp.<|>C-TTXT]KTOS, ov, (afMpi, ir\rjffffo}) ing on all sides.
round
dp.<j>i-CTT6(j)av6o|Aat, Pass. like a crown.
artfpavos) to stand
dp,<}>i-o'T<{)T|S, ts, (dfxjii, ffTfcpca)
placed round
like
dp.c|>i-irXT|j;, 7770$, 6, f], (dfMpi, ir\.r)(T<T(u)
with the
:
both sides, double-biting.

dp-^tiroXevo), (d/x</>t7ro\6s) to be an attendant: be busied about, take charge of: of slaves, to serve, to
Pass. djx<j>-umr](xt, to place round: intr. act. tenses, aor. 2 dfJ.(pfOTr]v, pf. to stand around. tGTTjKa
d|x4>C-(rrop.os, ov,
(djj.(f>i,
CTOIJLO)
with double mouth

:
or opening
double.
minister
to.
dp.4>L7roXcci),
= afJKpnroXeva).
17,
Dep.
(afuj)i, TroAts)
djx{{)t-o-TpaTdo|jiat, 3 pi. Ep. impf. dfJ-fpfffTparocavro to beleaguer, besiege. (d/i^t, GTparos) :

dp.c})i-(rrpe<|)T|S, 4s,
(d/J.<j>i,
dp.cja-'rroXis, poet. dp-^C-irroXis, o,
arpefyQj) twisting
round,
around a
pressing a city on all sides. fem. Subst. a city between two seas or rivers.
city,
2. as
turning
ways. dp.4>iTo0is, aor.

dp.<j>t-Tavua),
fill
I pass. part,
of ajjupirdvca.
dfJK^C-iroXos, ov, (ap.<pi, TreAo)) properly being about, busied about : generally as fem. Subst. a handmaid,
dp.<})i-Tdp.va), Ion. for d/z^t-Tc/xvo;.
= dfMpi-Tcivct}.
waiting -woman
lower.
II.
as
masc.
an
attendant,
fol:
as Adj.
.
much frequented.
I pass.
with aor.
d^tnovrjOrjv
dp.<|>i-Tapdcrcrc0, to trouble all round. d|A(|)iT0is, aor. I pass. part, of dfj.(f)iTi0Tjui. dp.<j>i-Tivu), to stretch out and throw round.
46
djA^t-retx^s,
walls.
dp.<j>i.-Te|Jiva>,
ANA'.
fs,
(dfjupi,
rtixos) encompassing
the
,
also , rw, rd, rw, both of two, Lat.
AMBO
of, at,
:
rd, Gen. and Dat.

d/z<i.)
Ion. -Tajxvco, to cut off all round, to

f.
dp.4>a>f3o\os, o, (dfjupi,
dp,<j>-WT]S, 6s, (d/j.(pi,
(same Root as oôXos) a double spit.
intercept.
ous) two-eared, two-handled.
aor.
-riOei : dp,4>i-ri0T]p,i, irnperat. 2 dfj,(peOr]v : aor. I pass.

to
dfxfXTtOijv
OrjOoi: aor. I fOrjKa: : to put
round,
put on
: f.
Med.
d|A<j>i-Tivdo-<Ta>,
to put on oneself. dca, to shake around.
d p,4>i-TiTTti|3tc>, to twitter around.

dfjuj>i-r6|AOS, ov, (dn<pi,
Tapeiv) cutting on both sides,
oSs) a two-handled pail. two-eared, two-handled. dfjiwev, for dfj,doiv, 3 pi. pres. opt. of aâcu. d-jiwp-irjTOS, ov, (a privat., /icu/ô/wit) unblamed, Adv. -TOJS, blamelessly. blameless. an Indian spice. d.\L<a\iov, TO, amomum,
ap.4>-oms, t8os,
djju<J)-coTOS, ov,
= foreg.,
f),
(dp,(pi,
two-edged.
dp,<j>i-TOpvos, ov, (d/j.(f)i, ropvcoj) well-rounded. to tremble all over. d|A<j>i-Tpf|JUi>,
d-p.cop,os,
ov,
(a
privat.,
jwcD/xos)
without blame,
blameless.
a.|Au>s,
dpxju-rpex 40 to run round, surround.

*
dp,<j>i-rpT|S, ?7Tos, 6,
d)A<j>t-Tp'T)TOS,
77,
= dfjUpiTprjTos.
esp. in V
compd.
AN,
Adv. from the absol. d/*os = TS, a certain manner. a conditional particle, used like the Ep. and
Att. djjLws,
d/jLcaff-ye-Trus, in
*rpdca Root of Terpaivca) bored through, with double entrance. to tremble for. d(x<}>t-Tpo|X(o, f. 170-0;, (dfj.(f>i, rpf/j.0))
ov,
(dfjupi,
dp.<j>i-4>deivo>,
(dfj.<f>i,
<pdca) to
shine around.
dp,<j>i-cj>d\os, ov,
with
Pass,
(pd\oi all
round;
see (pd\os.
d[Ji<j)t-<j>avT|S, fs, (d/j,<pi,
dfj,cj)i-4>opeop,ai,
(âvfjvai) visible all round. (dî, ipofifca) to fear or
tremble all round.

OJS Ep. ôs, 6, (dfjupi, <pepca) a d|A<J>i-<j)Opt)s, gen. large jar or pitcher with two handles. dp.<t>i-4>pdo|icu, Med. to consider on all sides.
Lyr. particle KC, KCV. A. WITH INDICAT. dv makes an assertion, instead of being positive, dependent on circumstances hence dv cannot be joined wiihpres. or perf., because that which I. is, or has been, cannot be made so dependent. WITH INDIC. : with fut. (only in Ep. poets) dv exthat which certainly will happen, if something presses else happens first : with imperf. dv expresses the frequent repetition of an act under certain circum:
dfKJH-xO'iva), aor. 2
df^-fx&vov
to
to
yawn
round,
threaten to swallow
f.
:
:
yawn
wide.
' Pass. aor. I aor. I dfMp(x fa Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. dfj,(f)exvro : [v] Pass, to be to pour or shed around : pf. -KfxvfMi :
x&(a
stances, what would always happen ; \eyev dv he would say (whenever he had an opportunity) AcuCOKCV dv he would keep on weeping with aorists dv expresses what would have happened on a particular II. WITH occasion; el-rrev dv he would have said. OPTAT. it turns the wish, which the mood expresses
;
:
poured around :
dp.î-xope'uco,
5,
,
to
f.
embrace.
to
o*cy,
dance around.
xpvGos) gilded all over.
)
ov,
(dfjLtpi,
when alone, into a conditional assertion. III. WITH SUBJUNCT. dv belongs rather to the particle on which the verb depends, than to the verb itself. IV. WITH INFINIT. dv is used in cases
where the indie, or optat. would be joined with it. poured around, heaped dv never begins a sentence, and regularly follows the word whose signf. it limits, as eTx ov dv but when up around. words dependent on the verb precede it in the send[ji<j)i-xc>Xos, ov, lame in both feet. d}i<j>-o8ov, TO, (dp(pi, 686s) part of a town with tence, dv may follow any of them, because, in sense, streets round it, a quarter of a town, Lat. vicus. they follow the verb, as irp6(paaiv dv eTxov = eix ov dv a street. dfji<j)-o8os, rj, (dfj.<f>i, ooos) a road round, dv, Conj.= (dv, with subjunctive, [a] d)i-4>op6vs, coos, o, shortened form of dfupt-tpopevs, dv or dv, shortd. Ep. form of dvd. [a] ajar, also a cinerary urn: as liquid measure, = 1-^ Roman amphorae, or nearly 9 gallons. dv, shortened from dva, for dv^ffrrj (like li/t fof in both ways, Lat. ei/e<m), he stood up, arose. dp,<J>OTpTj, as Adv. (dfAfporepos) dv-, sometimes for a privat. before a vowel. utrinque.
aor. I pass. part, of dn<pi-\<a.
dfi<j)ixt>TOS, ov,
(d/i^tx^
up.cj>6Tepos, a, ov, (dfupaj) Lat. uterque, both

dfj.(f)6r(pa
Kar'
towards
sides, Lat. utrinque; both sides. Hence
on both
tir*
djj.<poTepa
d(x4>OTep(o0v, Adv. from or on both sides, Lat. ex utraque parte : from both ends.
Adv. on both sides. Adv. in both ways. And d|x4>OTepto<T6, Adv. to or on both sides. djA<j>-ou8is, Adv. (d[j.<pis, ov8as)from the ground.
d[i,4)OTpco0i,
dp,(J>oT'pcos,
'ANA', Prep. c. gen., dat. et ace., used also in forms in general signf. opp. to Kara. I. dv-, dy-, dfi c. GEN. on board ; dvd vijos on board ship. II. c. DAT. on, upon. III. c. ACC. the common I . of Place, up : usage, implying motion upwards, 2. of Time, throughout. throughout. 3. in
:
numbers, up
to.
4.
taken distributively,
e.
g.
dvd
dp.<})pdo-(TaiTO, poet, for dva(f>pdffaairo, 3 sing. aor.

I opt.
of dvatypaôp-ai.
poet. dva<pvoj.
d|x-c{>va>,
irdoav -fj^tpav day by day : for d^d repdros, v. sub IV. as Adv. thereon, thereupon : through^ Kpdros. V. IN COMPOS, up to, towards, up, out, all over. opp. to Kara hence with a sense of strengthening. Also back, backwards Lat. re-, retro-, [ova]
:
ava
ava, for dvdffrrjOi,
avayKCuos.
dvdp\vj;is, covery of sight.
ecus, 77, (di/aj3Ae7ra;)
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a seeing again, re(dvadelay.
up
arise!
ava, vocat. of dVof, king, only addressed to gods. dvd/3a, Att. for dvd|3if]0i, aor. 2 imperat. of dvafiaivu. dvapdS-qv, Adv. (ava.0a.ivoi) going up, mounting: being tip on high, aloft ; opp. to Ka.Ta-0a.8rjv. [/3a]
dvaj3adp.6s,
flight of
6, (dvafiaivca}
@d\\ofj.ai} boiling
avap\T|8T]V, poet, shortd. ap,{3\T)8T]v, Adv. up : with sudden bursts.

dvdp\7]o-ts,
ecus,
77,
(ai/a/3dAAcu) a putting
to
off,
a means of going up, a
steps, stair.
77,
f.
ava-p\vco, f. vaca: aor. I dv@\vaa: dva0\vêiv eXaiOi/ to gush out with oil.
:
gush forth;
dva-|3d6pa,
dva-f3aivco,
(ava, 0d0pov) a ladder.

-fir)<rop,ai
:
aor. 2 dvffirjv
also aor. I
dva-J3AcocrKa>, aor. 2 dvcfj.o\ov, to go up or back. aor. i dvefiorjcra, Ion. inf. dva-J3ocico, fut. r]<rofj.ai
dfj,0u}ffai
med.
dv@7jad/j.r)v, Ep. 3 sing. dveftrjfftTO : pf. dvaI. intrans. to 00ntta : go up, mount, to go on
(for
dva0ofjcrai)
:
to
cry or shout aloud,

II. to
utter
a loud cry
to cry out
something.
ship-board, put to sea, Causal, to make to go up,
II.
make
in aor. I dvtfi-qaa, to go on board shift?
call on.
make
ted
:
to
mount:
f.
Pass., aor. I part, dvafiadcis,
moun-
so also pf. part.

aca,
dva00a^fvos.
(dvd, Ba^/ros) to rouse to Bac-
dva|3oXd8ir]v, poet. ap,|3-, Adv. (dvaôXrj) bubbling II. as a prelude or up. beginning of song. dvaj3o\ds, shortd. dfx(3oXds, ados, 77, (dva@d\\oj)
dva-paiXi>t>, chic frenzy.
thrown up, of earth.

is
2. intr. to
break into Bacchic frenzy.
dva-|3oXT|, poet. dp.j3oXifi, 77, (d>a/3aAAcu) that which thrown up, a mound of earth. 2. that which is
dva-pdXXa>,
f.
-/3a\o)
pf.
-00Xr)Ka
to
throw or
Med. to lift up /oss up. II. to put back, put off: one's voice, to make a prelude, begin to sing. III.
to
thrown around one, a cloak. II. a lifting up of the voice, a prelude. 2. a putting off, delaying. ava(3oXa, poet. d(i{3-, 77, (dva@o\7)) delay.
ava-|3pd<Tcrco, Att. -TTCO : Pass., aor. I dvffipdcrdrjv to make foam or boil up, to boil. Hence.
:
to
put off, delay ; in Act. and Med. throw one's cloak around one.
IV. in Med.
dva-|3aiTTi&>, f. aca, to dip repeatedly. dva(3ds, daa, dv, aor. 2 part, of dva(3aivea. dvdpacris, ecus, 77, (dvaftaivai) a going up, mount2. an expedition tip from the coast, esp. into ing. central Asia, like that of the younger Cyrus. 3. the rising of a river. II. a way up, the ascent of a mountain, etc.
dvaj3aTT]S, poet. d|x|3dTr|S, ov, 6,
(dvafiaivoj)
dvd-ppao-TOS, ov, boiled. *ava-|3pdx<>, only found in 3 sing. aor.

q. v.
dve@pax(v,
pf.
*dva-f3pox<>>,
aor. I
dv0poa,
opt.
dvaf3poia,
one
who
mounted, a horseman, [a] dvaâTtKos, 77, 6v, (dvafiaivaf) skilled in mounting.

is
dva@e(3poxa, to swallow again, gulp down : also aor. 2 pass. part. dva-0pox*is, tiaa, ev, swallowed back, swallowed down again. Cf. dva-j3pvdco, aor. I -f@pvaa, to shout aloud for joy. dva-ppi)xdo[juu, Dep. to roar aloud. Ion. for dvafiorjaai, aor. I inf. of dva-
dvaj3ar6s, poet. djA|3aT6s, 6v, (dva-ffaivca) that be mounted or scaled, easy to be scaled.
dva,pe|3T]Ka, pf. dva|3|3pi3x 6v ) pf-
may
of dvafiaivoj.
f
an
obsol. dva(3pvca, to boil or

inf.
= dvu-yaiov. dvd-yaiov, TO, to carry dv-aYYeXXo), for the tenses see dyye\\u back tidings of a thing, report, Lat. renunciare.
:
bubble up.
dvdptjOi, dvap^vatjaor. 2 imper. and
dva-|3i|3djo) : fut. aor. I dvefiipaaa,
fiaivca, to
:
dva-YcXdo>,
of avaftaivca.
:
f.
daopjai
[a]
aor. I
-e-yeAacra
to
back.
med. /3tj8dcro/icu, Att. /3t/3cD/it med. -acrdfjirjv Causal of dvamake go up: i. to mount one on horse2. to draw a ship up. 3. in Med. to put
4. to
laugh aloud. dva-YVvda>,

f.
f. "fjaca, to beget anew, regenerate. Dor. for dv-TjffOfMii. aca aor. I dveyfvaa to give to taste. later dvaYivuxrKo> f. dva-yvajaoâi,
: : :
:
on board ship. of justice. Hence

:
bring up to the bar of a court
dvaj3i(3a<TTfov, verb. Adj. one

:
must
set on.
f. aor. 2 dvefiicav, inf. dva0iwffOfj.ai dva-|3i6ca to dvafiiwvai, rarely aor. I dvefiicacra : (dvd, 0ios) : come to life again, return to life.
i. accurately. 3. recognise, own, Lat. agnoscere. to II. in distinguish, discern : hence to read. Ion. Greek the aor. I dveyvcacra is used in causal sense
aor. 2 dveyvcav
dvtyvca/ca
to
know
to
know again,
to
persuade; and aor. I pass. dveyvuaOrjv, to be persuaded.

,
pf.
dvi-
dvaj3tcoo-is, ea>s,
avaf3uo<ricop.at,, back to life.
f. daca : to 77, (dva0iuoj~) recovery of life. pf. r/fd-ytfam : (dra-ytfr?) : aor. I fV0icaad^r]v, Dep. to bring force, compel : to constrain, esp. by argument : also to force by torture, and so to harass, annoy. 2. to
f.
dva-pXaaTavw,
to shoot or
0Xaarrjaoj
aor. 2
dve0\aarov
prove of
necessity, to demonstrate.
3.
with double
ace. to force a person to do a thing. again. and Ion. for dvdyKrj. dvdp\ji[xa, arcs, TO, a look cast upwards. From 77, Ep. 2. to look back dva-Xeirca, f. tyoj, to look up. a, ov, also os, ov, (dvdjKrj) of or with Lat. respicere. II. to see again, recover force: I. Act. upon, constraining, forcing, pressing:
grow up
one's sight.
Hence
dvafKaTov the day of constraint,
i.
e.
slavery.
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forcible, convincing.
3. of things, requiring to be
up
hence anything by which one leads, a rein,
done.
necessary
II. pass,
forced: hence painful.
2.
thong, etc.
sea.
: T& dvaytcaia, necessaries : also absolutely 3. connected by necesnecessary, barely sufficient. sary or natural ties : as Subst., dvayicaToi, of, Lat.
necessarii, relations.
a leading up : a putting to "hi (dvdycu) a leading back, referring. dv-dYtY s ov ( a P r J yat M dycayrj) without guidance or education, ill-bred: of horses and dogs, unbroken.
dvaYWY'Hj
2.
->
dvctYKaiws, Adv. of dvayttatos, of necessity, perforce ; dvayKaicus *x ei ** * s necessary : Sup. dvayKaiorara. dvaYKaorlov, verb. Adj. of dvayicdfa, one must
compel.
fl,
dv-aYtovuTTOS, ov, (a privat., dycwio(j.ai) without contest, never having contended for a prize. dva-8aico, to divide anew: generally to divide or
apportion a conquered land. dva-8at(o, poet. dv-Satco, = dvareaia}, to light up. dva-BdtracrOai, aor. I med. inf. of dj/aSaTfo/wzt.
avaSacrjAos, 6, (dvaodaaaOai) nerally a distribution, division.
rj,
6v, (dvayKa^cu') compulsory. ov, verb. Adj. of dvayfcdfa, forced,
a re-distribution
ge-
constrained.
'ANATKH,
dyfcr) as
Ion.
and Ep. dvaYKaCrj,

:
cessitas, force, constraint, necessity
ne77, Lat. often in dat. dv-
dvdSaoTos,
ov,
(dvaodaaaOaC) divided anew, redisdveb'affdfjLrjv:
tributed: generally, distributed.
Adv. perforce, of
2. necessity,
force.
necessity, also forcibly, by natural want or desire, such as
civa-8aTO|juu, f. -8dcro/icu: aor. I divide again, re-distribute.
to
: hence bodily 3. actual force, violence hunger. II. like Lat. necessitudo, the tie pain, suffering.
dvaScSpopa,
pf.
2 of dvarpixta.
of kin,
relationship. dva-Yvdp/rrrco, f. ^<u Pass., aor. I dvtyvdfjKpOrjv : 2. to undo, loose. to bend back or round. dvaYvou]v, dvaYvwvat, aor. 2 opt. and inf. of dva:
means of shewing forth : a mouth-piece used by criers. Ion. dva-86iicvt)p.i and dva-8tKvvo> : fut. -Sci^cu, II. to -8ecw: to lift up and shew, shew forth.
dvaSe'-Yp-a, fnaros, TO, a
make public,
ava8ii,s,
declare.
ecus, 17,
Hence
:
ytyvwffKOJ.
a shewing forth, display
a pro-
dv-o,Yvos > ov > (a privat., 071/05) impure, unchaste,
claiming, election.
dva-8cKop.ai, Ion. for dva-Sexo/wu. av-a.8\4>os, ov, (a privat., dSeAôs) without brother or sister. dvdSepa, poet. avSep-a, arcs, TO, (uroSecu) a head-
generally unholy, guilty.
dva-Yvo>pia>
cognise.
f.
i ffca,
Att.
to)
to
know again,
re-
Hence
ecus, 17,
dvaYvwpio-ts,
dvaYvcocris,
recognition.
II.
ecus, 17,
(dvayv&vat) a knowing again,
band.
dva-8fât, Ion. for di/a5efcu, aor. I
dva-SepKO[xai, aor. 2 dv-iopaKOV
:
reading. dvdYvcocrfia, ftaros, TO, (dvayvuivai) aor. 2 of dvaa passage read aloud. yiyvwffKQj)
recognition, owning.
dvcryopeuo-is,
ecus, 17,
inf.
of dva-
to look up, to
a crying aloud, proclamation.

fut. is
:
open the eyes again.

dva-Se'pco,
f.
From
dvepu, aor. 2 dvcnrov Pass, to be proto cry aloud, proclaim publicly : claimed : to be generally called or surnamed. avdYpcnrros, ov, (dvaypd^ca) written up or out,
5epa>: to
draw of the
skin, esp. to strip

:
dv-OYOpevcd
the Att.
oj^the scar of a wound, Lat. refricare ulcus to rip up old sores.

dvdSco-is,
ecus, 17,
hence
(draSecu)
a binding on.
registered.
ecus, 6, (dvaypd<poS) a notary, secretary. : that which is written dvaYpa<|)T|, 17, a writing out From out, a public record. to write up, dva-Ypd<J>a>, f. i//cu : aor. I dveypaif/a : II. generally to enter in a public register or record.
dvaSeo-jjn], 77, and dvd8eo-p.os, 6, (di/a8ecu) or fillet for women's hair, a headband.
a band
dvaYpa4>vs,
dvaSeros, ov, (di/aSecw) binding up. dva-86va>, to dye, imbue.

aor. fut me(l- -5ef o/xat but Ep. aor. 2 pass. dve5fyp.rjv pf. II. to take up, receive : also to take back. Dep. 2. to undertake, to take upon oneself, submit to.
dva-8XP' au
:
to describe,
[ypa]
:
dva-Ypv5 w strengthd. for ypvfa, to mutter. dv-dYo, f. dvdca: aor. 2 dvrjyayov: (dvd, dyca)
to lead
promise to do
I.
dva-Seco, poet,
pf. pass.
also to be surety to one. av-8o : f. -Srjffta : aor. I

:
cStjffa
up from a lower place to a higher, but

dyca, to conduct, carry. to sea ; and then
in
2. dvdyeiv vavv dvdyciv or dvdyeaOai, absol. in same sense. 3. to lead up into the interior of a country. 4. to lead up, raise up, conduct, hence to celebrate. 5. to bring up, eduIII. inII. to bring back : to refer. cate.
Homer
to
put a ship out
bind up, bind round ; dvaSfiv II. nva evayye\ia to crown one for one's good news. dvadfjaai tavrovs es nva to trace up one's family to a III. Med. to fasten with a rope to onefounder.
SfSffMi
to
f\K(iv (sc. vaus), to take a ship in self; dvafiovfJievos

tow.
a headdv&0f]\ia, poet. dv8i]jJia, CTOS, TO, (di/aSecu)

band.
dva-8t8do-Kco,
f.
trans. (sub. IctvToV) to

ecus, o,
withdraw, retreat. (dvdyoj) properly one that leads
a<w, to teach over again
to teacb
dzxupco).
otherwise or better, Lat. dedocere : also simply oiSdPass, to learn better. II. to exVICQJ, to teach :
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:
dvaOcreov, verb. Adj. of dvariOrjui, one must refer one must defer.
pound,
interpret.
:
dva-8i8o>fu, poet. dvSiScopa f. -owffca to give forth, esp. of the earth, to yield. of springs, fire, etc., to burst forth.
to
give up :
2. intr.
dva-Gcto, f. -OfvffOfMLi and -Oevarov/jLai, to run up or back, return. dva-dccopeo), to look at or observe carefully ; to view
II. to
give
round, distribute
f.
also to give back, restore. dvd-8iicos, ov, (dvd, SIKIJ) tried over again.
:
or observe again. dva-0Tj\d), like dva-0d\\ca, (dvd, 6rj\vs) to green, bloom, or sprout afresh.
grow
dva-8nrX6a>, WOTOJ, (dvd, SiirAot/s) to make double. dvd8oTOS, ov, (dvaoiSufu} given up or to be given up.
dvdSov, dmSoao, dvaSovvat, dvaSovs,

dva8i8ojfjLi.
for
aor. 2 imper. of dvaoiSwfJu. ovo-a, aor. 2 inf. and part,
dvd0T](jLa, O.TOS, TO, (dvaridrjî) that which is set up, esp. as a votive offering : in Homer only used of a Cf. ayaXfja. delight or ornament.
of
dva-0XC|3<o,
f.
\f/<a,
to press hard.
inf.
dvaGopeiv, aor. 2
pi.
of dvaOpuffKOJ.
to shout in applause.
dvaSoijvTCH, dva8otp,vos, 3 of dvaSfca.

dva8o)(T|,
77,
and
part. pres.
med.
:
dva-OopvjSt'co,
f.
770*01;,
(dvao\ofw.C) a taking up, acceptance dvaSo^n irovcav the undertaking of labours. dvaSpajxeiv, aor. 2 inf. of dvaTp\w. dva8pdp.op.ai, poet, for -ovpai, fut. of dvarp^x^dvaSuvai, aor. 2 inf. of dvaovopai.
dva-8\)va>, to
dvd0pp,p.a, aros, TO, (dvarpi<poj) a nursling. dv-a0pco, (dvd, dfyecw) to look up at : observe closely. fut. dvadva-0pa><rK&>, poet, and Ion. dv0pwcrKa>
:
Oopovfiai
aor. dvtdopov, inf. dvaOopeTv
to
spring
up,
bound up, rebound : to spring upon. dvaiSeia, Ep. and Ion. dvcuSeu], 77, (dvaiorjs) shame-
come
f.
:
to the top
:
of the water.
:
lessness, assurance, effrontery.
Svaoâi Dep. with aor. 2 act. dvtto come up, rise, ovv, pf. dvaSedvKa (dvd, 8ua>) but absol. of the sun, to rise, of esp. from the sea
dva-8top.at,
:
dv<u8tio|xcu, Dep. (dvaiS-qs) to behave impudently. dv-at8T|S, fs, (a privat., cu'8e'o/zcu) shameless, unabashed, reckless : the stone of Sisyphus is called
2. to draw back, retire: springs, to gush forth. c. ace. to shun : c. inf. to delay to do, avoid doing. dvaSwv, Att. pres. part, of dvaoeo}.
Aoas
dvatorjs, reckless, ruthless. dv-ai0uo-o-co, to fan the flame.
dv-ai0o>, (dvd, aWa/) to set on fire, to Inflame.

dv-aip.a,KTC,
(a privat., eoVof) without presents from the bridegroom, without bridal gifts. dvaeipai, aor. I inf. of dvafipa}.
dv-dcSvos,
77,
Adv. of
sq.,
without bloodshed.
dv-aip.aKTOs, ov, (a privat., alftdaffoj) bloodless, unstained with blood, Lat. incruentus.
dv-aip,oiTOS, ov,
dvaiftos.
dv-aeipco, (dvd, dfipca) to
lift
or raise up.
dv-dcXiTTOs, ov, (a privat., eA-Trojuat) unhoped, unlookedfor. dv-acprdo), lengthd. for dv-acipoa. dva-^dw, inf. dva^rjv f. 770-0; to return to life.
: :
dv-aijxcov, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., aTfJLa) without blood, bloodless. dv-aip.coTi, Adv. like dv-aifMKTi. [rf]
av-aip.os, ov,
and
and -vw, f. fvoi}, to yoke or harness again : hence to prepare to go away again, esp. with an army, to break up, move off: and so of ships, vrjas dv. to set sail again. 2. intr. (sub. arparov, etc.)
dva.-^vyv\j\L\,
to
dvaCvop.ai: impf. Tjvaivoprjv, Ep. dvaivo^v : fut. dvavovfMi (not in use) aor. I ijvrjvdfjirjv, inf. dvrjvaoOai, subj. dvrjVTjrai Dep.: to refuse, reject, spurn: c. inf. refuse to do: hence to excuse oneself from a thing, renounce, disown : to repent, be ashamed of
:
march
off".
Hence
fcas,
77,
dvdêv^ts,
a marching away.
anquirere
:
dva-o,
êffca, to boil or bubble up. dva-if]Ta>, to search into, examine, Lat.

f.
to search out, discover.

dvaif|Tr](ris, ecus,
77,
Hence
doing a thing. (Deriv. uncertain.) dvaiâs, aor. I part, of dvataffoj. dvatp0TJv<u, aor. I pass. inf. of dvaipfca. dvaip(rts, us, 77, a taking up of dead bodies burial. 2. a taking upon oneself, an undertak:
investigation.
ing.
II.
a destroying, destruction.
From
:
dva-^wypeo), dva-a>vwp.i,
to recal to life. f. fyo<a, to gird up.
dva-amvpi>,
fresh
life.
to
light
up again:
Pass,
to
gain
: f. 770-0; : pf. dvrjpijKa, pass. dvyprjfMi (v. to take up, Lat. tollere, and so I. to aiptoj) of prizes : simply, to take bear away, carry esp.
dv-aipo
:
off,
up,
lift.
II.
to take
away, destroy
III.
of laws and
dva-0dXiro>, to
dva-0apcrtivo),
warm
Att.
again.
to
customs, to abolish.
dva-0apo-0, Att. -0appo,

courage.
II. intr.
-0appijva>,
regain one's courage. to fill with fresh
dvaOapfffw.
and part. ofdvaTidijui. dvd06p,a, OTOS, TO, (dva.Ti0T](u) anything devoted or accursed. Hence
dva-0ivat, dva-0is,
aor. 2 inf.
esp. of an oracle's answer ; but a response. Med. to take up for oneself : hence to gain, win, receive : exact. 2. to take up dead bodies for
to appoint, ordain, absol. to answer, give
burial.
3. to take
up newborn
lere, suscipere liberos.
dva-0p.STia>,
to
make
ava-0epp.aiva>, to
warm
accursed, to bind by a curse. or heat again.
up money
undertake.
at interest.
III. to
4. to conceive. II. to take
children, Lat. tol5. to take
upon
oneself,
take back to oneself, cancel.
50
dv-aipo,
f.
dvapS), to raise up.

77,
Ion. for
dvaio-0-qo-Ca,
want ofperception, insensibility. From

again
:
and -tto
generally, to
f.
f.
ntpdaca [a]
to
mix
2 of cudv-ato'0'TjTOS, ov, (a privat., alaOeffOai aor. 2. without adaivofjiai.) unfeeling, without feeling.
mix
up,
mix
well.
dva-KEc(>a\ai6cd,
wffca, (avd, /feâAiJ) to
compre-
common
sense, senseless.
:
II. pass, unfelt.

:
dv-cucrip.6co
impf. dvaiaiftovv
aor. I dvaioifuaffa:
hend in a summary, sum up. dva-KTjKico, to spout up, gush forth

violently,
also, to throb
Pass., aor. I dvaiaip,d>0r)v. pf. dvaiai[Mo/j.ai: (a priv., an the simple alaip.uca being never used) aiaipos, Att. dvaXiaKca, to use up, use; of time, Ion. Verb, Hence to spend; of food, to consume. = Att. dvaurip,b>p,a, CITOS, TO, that which is used up,
:
[i Ep.] dva-KUpvcro-ca, Att. -TTCO, f. vca, to publish, to proclaim, esp. to proclaim as conqueror: to offer by voice of herald: and so to put up to auction, which was
done by proclamation of the

dva-KivSwcvco,
f.
ttrjpvg.
Sairdvrj, expenditure, outlay.
aca, to
rush into danger again, to

to andfro. Hence to and fro.
to start up, rise up quickly, ace. to leap upon. [avd-~\
dv-aur<ra>, Att. dv-^'o-o-co, dv-gVra) (dvd, aiaaca) spring or burst forth :
run afresh
c.
risk.
dva-Kivcw, to move upwards, to sway

to rouse,
2.
dvai<rxvvTo>, (dvaiffx vvTOS ) io be shameless, behave

impudently. From dvaio-xvvTia, 77, sbamelessness. dv-aicrxvvTOS, ov, (a privat., alaxvvrf) shameless, impudent : of things, abominable, detestable. dv-ai-nrjTOS, 77, ov, (a privat., cttTw) unasked. dv-<UTios, ov, (a privat., atria) without cause, groundII. of persons, less. guiltless, not chargeable, not to blame.
awaken, Lat. suscitare. dvaiavTjo-is, (CDS, 17, a swinging

[KI~\
2.
excitement, emotion.
dva-Ktpva[xai,
ava-icXafco,
f.
Dep. = dva-Kfpdvvvfit.
-K\dyoj
:
aor. 2
dvtK\dôv
to cry
aloud, scream out
of a dog,
to bark, bay.
dva-K\ato),
tears, also to
f.
weep for,
f.
-K\avffofj.ai, to weep to bewail.
aloud, burst into

:
-K\daca [a]: aor. I dveKXaaa dva-K\da), break upwards or back, to break in pieces.
to
dva-Ka6aipa>,
quite clear.
to clear
thoroughly
Pass, to become
dva-xadici>, to
up.
II.
set
up or upright:
Med.
to
sit
dvdicXT)crts, ecus, fj, (di/a/faA.ecu) a calling on, invocation: a II. a summoning. recalling, esp. from banishment.
intr. to sit
f.
down again.
to),
renew. dva-Kcuvovp-yo, to restore anew. dva-Kaiv6b>, (dvd, /caivos) to renew, restore. dvaicaivcocris, fus, 77, renewal, restoration.
dva-Kaivico,
iffca,
Att.
to
dvaK\i0T|crop,cu, fut. pass, of dvaK\ivca. dvaicXivOeis, later dvoxXiOets, poet. aor. i pass, of dva-K\tvo>, poet. <XY-KXiva> [i] : fut. -K\IVU> aor. I
:
Hence
dvK\Tva
to
make
to lie back, to
dvaicaiov, TO, a prison. dva-Kauo, aor. I dveitavaa, to kindle, light
against another: Pass, to lie, to push or put back a trap-door, and so
lean one thing sink or lean back. II.
up
dvdicXiTOS,
counterfeit
77,
ov, (dvaicXivu}
f.
Med.
encourage
to light oneself a fire : in Pass, to burn
metaph. to fire, rouse, with anger.

:
dva-KOYX^Xidû), a seal.
:
to open it. leaning back. aw, (dvd, Koyx 1]) to open and
dva-KaXco), poet. a,Y-KaX0

esp. the dead.
II.
fut. ccra;
to call up,
to call
upon or
call
and again, and

mon.
2. so to invoke the gods. III. to call back, 3. to call by a name.
again to sum-
dva-Kotvoco, f. ajffoj, to communicate or impart something to another to communicate with another, consult
him.
nicate
Med. with pf. what is one's own

f.
pass. -Ke/toivcafiai, to commuto another : to impart.
recal, esp. from exile.
dva-KOipavo,
to uncover, unveil.
II.
to rule in or over.
ffca,
:
civa-KaXiJTTT<o, intr. to unveil.
f.
tyca,
dva-KoXirdâ),
a.vaKop.l8if|,
a fold (Lat. sinus}

tf/ca,
(dvd, KG\ITOS) to gird up into absol. to gird oneself up.

illness^
dva-Kdp,TTTO),
f.
to
intrans. (sub. lauToV) to
bend upwards or back. bend back, return.
77,
recovery of a thing or from an

:
From
f. -/crco Att. -to) : u.va-Kop.Cco, poet. d-y-KO|Aia> aor. I dvetcofjuffa : to carry up : esp. to carry up or II. to against stream : Pass, to go up. bring
av-aicavOos, ov, (a privat., aKavOd) without thorns or bones : without a spine. dva-KdiTTOJ, f. \l/ca, to snap up, swallow, gulp down.
dvaKecmu,
Ion. for dvdfceivrai, 3 pi. of

:
used as dva-Keip.cu, poet. d-y-Kei|xaL f. -Ktiaofjuai: Pass, of dvariOrjfj.1, to be laid up, as a votive offering; and so, to be dedicated ; also, to be set up, as a statue. II. to be referred to, depend upon.
'Avdicciov, TO, the temple of Castor and Pollux. From v AvaK6s, ol, old form of dvanres, the Kings, i. e.
Med. with pf. pass, to bring back back, recover : with one: to recover one's own: to bring to pass
again
:
Pass, to
go
back.
II.
dv-aicovTi<o, f. icrca, to dart or fling up. intr. to shoot up, as blood from a wound.
Castor and Pollux.
From dvaKOTrT], ?), a beating back : a recoil. dva-K6iTTCo, f. ifjca, to beat, force or drive back Pass, to stop short.
dva-KOv4>ico,
f.
dva-KKXop.<u, poet, for dva-fca\ca, to call out. iva-KcXaSos, 6, (dvd, /feA.o/*cu) a loud shout.
iffoj,
Att.
to),
to lift or raise
Pass, to be lifted up, lightened in spirits.
up: Hence
ava\va).
dvaKoucjrfcris,
ecus,
77,
51
inf.
a lifting up, lightening

:
relief
to cry
dvoXa(36iv, aor. 2
from a thing. dva-Kpdo>, f. dgopai out, lift up the voice.

dva-KpdOcis, aor.
dvaKpcicrLs,
ecus, 77,
dva-Xdop.ai, Dep.
aor. 2
to take
again.
:
dveKpayov
dv-aXaXd<o,
to cry aloud.
aor. I
dvr)\d\aa
to raise
a war-cry :
I pass. part,
of dvaKepavvvfti.
(dva.Kepdvvvp.C) a
to
mixing up.
:
dva-KpKcp.at, Dep.
tune
its
begin to play
of a bird, to
:
dva-Xo|j.j3dva>, f. -Afô/wit : aor. 2 dvf\a&ov : pf. to take up, take into one's hands : genedvei\rj<pa : 2. to take into one's serrally, to take with one.
vice, to adopt.
voice.
dva-Kpejtdvvvfii, poet. dy-tcpep.- : f. -/fpe/xdacu aor. to hang up upon a thing : I dvfKpefjiaaa : Pass, to be hanging up : metaph. to be in suspense, Lat. sus-
one: esp. in Med.

pov.
yov. pair.
to
3. like Lat. reeipere, to take upon to undertake, dva\a0fa6ai iroAe-
4. to take up again, resume, dva\a^fiv \6II. to take back, regain, retrieve, reIII. to
pensus esse. dva-Kpivo)
pull short up, of a horse.
IV.
mine
(for the tenses, v. Kpivca) : to exaII. to examine beforewell, search out.

[i]
:
gain quite
over, attach to oneself.

f.
hand :
Med., dvaKpivfffOat
irpbs laurovs, to question
one with another.

inquiry.
Hence
ecus, 77,
dvaKpuris, poet, dyicpuris,

dva-Kporeco,
f.
an examination,
Aa/^cu, to flame up, take fire. From insensibility, want of feeling. I. dv-dXyr]TOS, ov, (a privat., dA7ecu) without pain : of persons, unfeeling, hard-hearted, ruthless : Adv. II. of I. not pain-TCUS, unfeelingly. things,
dva-Xdjjnro),
dvaXyijo-ia,
77,
77<rcu,
to lift
absol. to clap with uplifted hands,
dvaKpovo-Ls,
ecus,
77,
2. very painful, cruel. up and strike together : ful. dv-aX8t|s, es, (a priv., dASefj/) not thriving, feeble. applaud vehemently. (dvaKpovoj) a pushing back, dva-Xtyti): Ep. impf. d\\cyov: fut. cu/aAecu: aor. I
checking, esp. pushing a ship back, backing water.
dva,Kpov(TTtov,verb.A.d}.ofdvaKpova},one must check. in Med. dva-Kpovco, f. o-cu, to thrust back, check : of a ship, dvaKpoveaOai cirl itpvfj.vrjv to put her back 2. Med. also in sternwards, by backing water. music, to strike the strings, make a prelude, like dva-
to pick up, gather up: dêAeâ, Ep. inf. dAAeat 2. to recount. Med. to pick up for oneself. II. to read aloud.
:
dva-Xcixw,
f.
cu,
to lick up.
dva-Kraojiai, f. -KrrjffofMii: pf. dveKrrjfjiai: Dep.: II. to regain for oneself, recover, retrieve. win a person over, gain his favour. dvaKT(ri, Ep. for avat, dat. pi. of dVa. dvaKTOpios, a, ov, (ai/d#Tcup) belonging to a lord or = sq. a temple. king, royal : dvaKTopiov, TO,
to
(di/aAaf()3di'cu) a taking up : a taking again, a means of regaining: a repairing, makII. a being taken up : the Ascension. ing amends. dv-aX0T|S, es, (a privat., dA0o/u) not healing. dvdXtiros, ov, Dor. for d,vr)\nros, barefoot. aor. I di/TfAcuo'a or dvddv-dXi<TKO> f. dvd\ajffoj Acu<ra Pass., fut. di/dAcupf. dvr)\o)Ka or dvd\ojKa
dvaXtjiJ/tS, ecus,
77,
fjat
dvaK3pov,
also
TO, (dvdtfTcup)
a king's dwelling, palace :
* temple.
pf. dvr)\wor di/dAcuficu : the pres. dv-dX6co, impf. dvdXovv are rare to use up, spend, esp. in a bad sense, to metaph., dv. vnvov to use to the full, i. e. squander:
Qi\ao\jua.i
: : :
aor. I
dvqXwOrjv or dvdXwOrjv
dvaKTcop, opos, 6, (dvdoGca) a lord, king. dva-KUKaco, f. rjffca, to stir up and mix : to confuse. Pass, to revolve, uva-KvxXco}, to turn round again:
enjoy, sleep.
II.
77,
of persons,
to kill, destroy.
dvdXKEia,
want of strength.
77,
From
av-aXicis, i5os, o,
ace. -t5a or -iv, (a priv., aA/nJ)
come round again.

dvaKVK\T]o-is,
cuit, revolution.
Hence
a coming round again, a cir-
ecus, 77,
without strength, impotent, unwarlike. dv-dXXofiai, Dep. to leap up.

dv-aXp,os, ov, (a privat., aA^r/) not salted. dva-Xoyta, 77, (dvd, \6yos) proportion, analogy. dva-XoyiZ|o[Aai, Dep. to count up: sum up: to think
over, calculate, consider.
dva-Kvp,j3d\idco, (dvd, Kvn0a\ov) to rattle like Kvp./SaAa 8i(ppoi dvfKVfjL@a\iaov the chariots were overturned with a rattling noise, like that of cymbals.
:
Hence
-Kinf/ofMi : aor. I di/eto lift up the head : esp. to pf. dvaffCKixpa Kvif/a come up out of the water : hence to rise out of
dva-KtJTTTto, fut. -Kvif/oj

: :
and
diffi-
dvaXoyitrfios, o, a counting up, calculation, reasoning with oneself: also a course of reasoning. dv-aXos, ov, (a privat., aAs) not salt, without salt.
culties, to recover,
dvaKuJs, Adv. = eTrtyiteAcus, carefully, dvatcus *X* iV nvus to look well to a thing. (From avaKos, Adj. of dvag, a manager.) dvaKu>xc'U(i>, f. oca, to hold back, stay, esp. of ships, to keep them riding at anchor: but dv. TOV TOVOV TWV
o-nXcav
to
dva-KOHcvco,
f.
vffoj, to
emerge. wail aloud, [v]
dv-dX6w, a rare form of dv-a\ioK(a. dv-aXros, ov, (a privat., oA0o/*at) not

satiate, Lat. inexplebilis.
to be filled, in-
dvdXvcris, ecus, ?), (dj/aAvcu) a loosing, releasing: dissohition, death. dva-Xvco, Ion. and Ep. dX-Xva> : f. -\va<a [0] : pf.
-AeAi//fa,
taught.
|,
keep up the tension of the ropes, keep 2. intr. (sub. lauroi') to keep still. From
57,
to unloose, undo again : pass. -AeAu/nat : II. to do away, also to set free. get rid of: to
stop,
put an end
to.
III.
intr. (sub. i'lrirov,
vavv,
incorrect
form
etc.) to loose for departure,
and so
to depart, return.
dvdXcoKa,
act. -cap.ai, pf.
and
pass, of dvaXiafcoj.
uvaXcujxa, arcs, TO, (dvaXoca) that which is used or spent : expense, cost, outlay : in plur. expenses. dvdX&xra, dvaXcoom, aor. I of dvaXiaK<a.
dv-ajxirXdicTjTOS, ov, (a privat., erring, without wandering. dva-p/ux(Kop,ai, Dep. to groan deeply.
dv-ap,<t>LXoYOS, ov, (a privat.,
dîXoôs) undisputed,
dvdXoxrts, ecus, fj, (dvaXvoi) expenditure. [oVa] dv-dXcoTOS, ov, (a privat., d\u>vai) not taken, not to be taken, impregnable.
dva-p,ai|idw, to rage through or throughout. dva-p,av0dva>, f. -fJiaOrjaopai, to learn again or anew,
undoubted.
dv-a|i<j>io-pT|nriTOS, ov, (a privat., d/j,(j)iff@r)Tr)Tos) undisputed, indisputable, about which there is no disII. act. without dispute or controversy. pute.
learn differently: to inquire closely. av-Sp,aevTos, ov, (a privat., d/zaeua>) impassable
for wagons.
misdv-ap.dprr]TOS, ov, (a privat., dpapTeiv) without
sing or failing, unfailing Adv. -TCUS, without fail.

minari.
in a
moral
sense, faultless.
dvavSpia, 17, unmanliness, cowardice. From i. = dvev dvSpos, dv-av8pos, ov, (a privat., dvrjp), II. without a husband : without men desolate. unmanly, cowardly, unworthy of a man. dv-av8p6co, f. wffca, to deprive of a husband. Hence dvdvSpcoTOS, ov, widowed.
ava-V6ab>,
ava-vejjwo,
f.
dercy,
dva-p.acrdop.aL, Dep. to chew over again, Lat. ru-
poet.
dvvep,w,
(avd, vtos) to make young again. to divide or distribute

to count up, recount: to rehearse.
anew.
i),
II.
Med.
-/*d<y : aor. I di/e/zact : to wipe up, wipe off; epyov, o fffi KC(paXfi dra/zets a deed which thou wilt wipe off on thine own head, (as if
Att. -TTCO:
f.
knead one's bread. dva-jidxojxau, f. -/zaôu/mi, sometimes -/zaxecro/zat to renew the figh, to retrieve a or -TjaofMi : Dep.
it
were a
stain).
II.
Med.
to
defeat.
dva-vOp,at, poet. dvvcop.ai, Dep. to mount up, rise. dva-veoojjtai, f. wffofjuu : aor. I dvfveooffd^v, poet, to renew, revive. inf. dvvfdoaaadat Dep. dva-vtto, f. aca, properly to throw the head back in tokc of denial: hence to deny, refuse. dvavi)<Tis, ecus, -fj, (draveoo/xm) a renewal, revival. dva-VTj<|>co, f. J^cu, to become sober again, come to one's
:
:
/3cuVcu)
avadv-dp.J3aTOS, ov, poet, for dv-avdfiaros, (a privat., of a horse, not to be mounted, unmanageable.
to begin to sing. f. ty(a, f. -p-evw : aor. I dvepfiva: dva-p,evco, poet, dp-fxevco 2. to to wait for, await : absol. to wait, stay. await, endure. 3. to put off, delay.
dva-p-eXmu,
dvd-p.cros, ov, in the middle.

dva-fiecrros, ov, filled full.
Hence
over again,
:
dvap-corou),
f. caffca,
dva-(jiTpco,
to to
f.
to fill up, fill full. rjaw, to measure back or
remeasure the same road one came by II. do or say over again, repeat.
generally,
to
measure
out.
Hence
dvap,TpT]o-is, ecus, 17, a measuring out, admeasurement. dva-pA-ya, poet, djxjjufya, also dvd-jjuY8tt> Adv. pro-
miscuously.
ava.-\Jiiyvv\JLi
an d
-,
f-
-P-i-i' aor. I
II.
dveâ,
to
to
2. trans, to make sober again. dv-avra, Adv. of dv-dvrrjs, uphill, opp. to ndravra. dv-avTaYwvKrros, ov, (a privat., dvTa^caviôpjai) without a rival, without a struggle : undisputed. dv-dvTT)S, s, (avd, avrdca) up-hill, steep, opp. to KO.Tdvrrjs : hence like Lat. arduus, difficult. dv-avrCppijTOs, ov, (a privat., avrtpSi) not to be Adv. -(as, without contradiction. gainsaid. "ANA3,, dvaitTos, 6 Ep. dat. pi. dvaKreoi a lord, II. king, applied to all the gods, esp. to Apollo. any earthly lord, prince, chief, king : also of the sons or kinsmen of kings, and generally, the chief persons 2. so too the master of the house, Lat. of a state. herus. 3. generally, one who is lord or master over anything, as Kajinjs dvaKTfs cf. \fip-wva. dva-aiVG), to rub or irritate afresh. dvajjacrOat, aor. I med. inf. of dvdaao}.
senses.
mix up
together, to mingle. social intercourse, join company.

dva-pap.vT)crKco
dvffj,vrjffa
:
Med.
have
aor. I
dva-"r)paivo>,
gTjpdvai
:
f.
avu
aor. I -^-rjpdva, poet. inf.
dy-
to
dry up.
if.
avapv-fjaca. poet,
dfifja/rjffca
:
dv-dios,
not deemed
to
mind one
tion of:
to
do
Pass,
remind one of a thing c. inf. to realso to recal to memory, make mento remember.
:
ov, also a, ov, (a privat., d'ios) unworthy, 2. worthy, c. gen. : absol. worthless.
(dvdacrca, <popfj.iy) lord
undeserving of evil.
dvai-<J>6p|xi-y, 47705,
o,
-fj,
dva-p,i|xvco, poet, for dva-/j,evo).
of the
lyre.
dva-[ju, (dvaîyvvni) Adv. mixed up, pell-mell.

(dva/J,iyvvfu) social intercourse. ava-p.ury<>, poet, and Ion. for dva/j.iyvvfj.1. dvap-vi) (rOcts, part. aor. I pass, of dvaîp.vrjffKa}.
dvdfuijis,
ecus,
fj,
dva|icos, Adv. of dvdios, unworthily. dva-Koivoca. dva-^xivoa), (avd, vvos)
dva|vpi8cs,
nations.
to
io(av, at, the
trowsers
worn by
eastern
to
dvd-p.VTjcris,
ecus,
57,
(a.vap.ip.vriaKca)
a calling
(Persian word.) dva-tici>, f. vaoi \y] : aor. pass, dvegvadrjv

off.
mind, recollection.
dva-jxoXeiv,
inf. aor. 2
scrape
of dvapXaatco).
dva-jxopp,vpto,ô roar loudly, foam up, of the sea. [u] dva-p-oxXciiw, (avd, /zoxAos) to lift with a lever: to
dvd|w, fut. of dvdffffca. dv-aotYJ, f. cu, poet, for
dv-oiyca. dva-iratSciJto, to educate afresh.
force open.
dvairaiCTTOS, ov, (avairaio}) struck back, rebounding:
&v air a Ico

as Subst. dvdiraiffTos (sub. TTOI/S), o,
av GOTO Aeo> .
e.
53
crippled, halt.
:
dvd-irr)pos, ov, (dvd, irrjpos) maimed, a dactyl reversed. dva-iriSvoj, f. vffca, to make to spring up. or 6ae&. f. ercu, to strike to dva-iraito, dva-iri|AirXir][Xt, f. -Tr\r)(jca : aor. I dvfir\r]ffa again to fulfil, accomplish. II. over a- Jill up, Lat. explere: II. dva-iraXtv, Adv. back again. to Jill up, appease. III. reversely. III. to Jill full of a. gain. thing, dva-irdXAo), poet. dp/rraXXG) fut. avairaXG) aor. I esp. with the notion of defiling whence in Pass, to
i.
: : :
an anapaest,
dveTTT]\a
to swing to Ep. aor. 2 part. dfjureTra\wv and fro, to put in motion : Pass, with Ep. aor. 2 dvtiraXro, to dart or spring up.
: :
be infected.
TTCTTTcu/ca
dva-iriiTTCo, f. -TTfffovfM.1 : to fall back.
'.
aor. 2 dvfire vov
pf.
dva-
to fall back, give
dva-ird<r(ro>,
f.
dffca,
to scatter
upon.
ground: hence
from
animo.
to slacken, lose heart, Lat. conctdere
dvdiravXa,
:
r?s, 77,
(dvairavca) rest, repose, ease

tear'
II.
of watches, a thing divided into reliefs.
dvairav\as dirjprjaOai to be
a resting-place.
dvdiravcris, poet. ap.Trav<ris, fas, rj, (dvairava') rest, repose, ease: rest from a thing, cessation. dvairavcrTT|pi.os, Ion. aprr-, ov, (dvairavoj) belong-
civa-mTvr]p,i, poet, for dva-vfravvvfju. - dva-TrAaaoxj, Att. -irAa-Trio, f. -ir\a.a<a [a] : aor. I dveir\aaa to form anew, remodel, recast, generally,
:
to
mould, shape. dva-Tr\Kw, f.

f.
:
ca,
to
braid up, entwine, wreath.

:
ing
to resting or rest
dvairavTT|piov, TO, a
as Subst. dva-trav(TTT|piov or resting-place : the time or hour
dva-irXeo),
dven\evaa
to sail to sail
-TrAeucroât or -Tr\fvaovfjuii : aor. I Ion. pres. dva-irXwo> to sail upwards,

II.
also (sub. arj^fiov), the all to go to rest.
of rest:
sound of trumpet for
up stream : also to put out to sea. the same way back again, sail back ; of
cav,
fish, to
dva-rra-uco, Ion. d[xirava>, (for the tenses, v. iravca) : to make cease, stop from a thing : lter to gir~rest
swim
back.
dvd-irAews,
gen.
<y
also fem. dvair\fa
Ion.
or relieve from a thing. II. Med. to cease, leave to take one's rest, sleep: off, desist from a thing: absol.
also to die.
2. to stop, bait, rest.
and Att.
for dvcnrheos: (dvd, irXtcus

II.
3. to regain
up, quite full of a thing. with a thing.
irXeos^'.Jilled defiled or infected

'
II. to dva-irXTjpow, f. wcroi, to Jill up, fill full. strength. Pass, to return to one's full size, of to bring fill up again : dva-irciOco, f. irtiaoj : aor. i dveirficra : the sun after an eclipse. to another opinion, to persuade against one's will: over also in bad sense, to sedtice, mislead. dvairX-fjo-at, avairXT|(ras, aor. I inf. and part, of
dva-ircipdojiai,
f.
rjao/jtai,
Dep.
II.
again, to make trial of. naval term, to exercise, practise.
to try or attempt as a military and
upwards,
dfjt-
dvdirXoos, contr. dvdirXovs, o, (dvajrXeca) a sailing esp. up stream : also a putting out to sea.
dv-airX6o>,
f.
dva-impa),
irfipas
:
f.
-irp(a
aor. I dvfireipa, Ep. part,
waw,
to unfold, open.
Pass., aor. 2
:
poet. d^.TTirapiJ.ai
dvcirdpr)v [a] : pf. dvairfirappai, to pierce through, spit.
dvaireicTTTjpios, a, ov, (dvatrtiQca) persuasive.
dva-irXa)O), Ion. for dâTrAecu. dva-irvi, Ion. dp,irvia>, Ep. for dvairvfa. dvairvvo-i, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of dvairvcca.
dva-Trep.irda> and -dop.ai, to count over again. dvairep.Trw, poet, djjnrcjjnrw, f. ^cu, (for the tenses, v. to send up orforth: Med. to send up from vefJ.Troj)
:
dvaTTvevo-is,
respite, rest
ecus,
T),
(dvanveoj) a breathing again:
oneself.
II.
to
send back.
II. a drawing breath. dvdirvevoTOS, ov, poet, for airvevaros, without drawing breath, breathless.
from a thing.
dvaireTrrajJievos, pf. pass. part, of dvaircravvv^t. dvaireoreiv, dvairco-wv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of dva-
to dva-irvew, f. irvfvffofMi : aor. I dvfirvcvffa : breathe again, have a respite, rest oneself from a
v.
dva-iT6Tdvvup.t and dva-ireTavvuco, fut. -TTfTaao}, Att. -ireroj aor. I dveireraaa, poet, imto spread out per. and part. d/j.TrTaerov, dp-irfrdaas or open, expand, unfold, unfurl : pf. pass. part, dva: :
thing (for the forms afjiirvve, afj-irvvro, dp-trvvvOrj sub vocc.) II. to draw breath, breathe, Lat.
:
respiro.
dva,TrvoT|,
III. to
breathe forth, send forth.

17,
poet. dp/rrvoT|,
II.
(dvairvfoa) recovery
of
breath, rest.
a drawing
breath, Lat. respiratio.
irejTTap.vos,
ov, outspread, open. aor. 2 dvTTTu/j,T]V or dveirrrjffofMi irTanTjv, poet. part. dfiirTa^fvos ; and in act. form to fly dvfrrrrjv, poet. opt. dfjnrTaiijv : (v. Trero/iat) :
77,
dva-irtTopuu,
f.
dvdirvve, poet. pres. imperat. of avmrvfoj. dv-airoSeiKTOs, ov, undemonstrated, indemonstrable. dva-iroSCJo) : f. iaoj, Att. fa) : aor. I dveirodiaa
:
(dvd, irovs)
question
;
up, fly
up and away.
pf-
to step back, call back dvaTroSifav tavrov to correct oneself.

:
to
make
and
II.
dvair4>Tl v a'!
of dvatpalvoj.
: :
intrans. to step back.
dva-Trr)Yvv(xt or -vto, to transfix, spit.
dv-o/nmvos, ov, (a
:
privat., diroiva)
without ransom
dva-mjBdo), poet. d(X7nr)Sd(o f. rjcro/Mii (v. irrfâca) to leap, spring up or forth, start up; ov. tv epyov to
or
jump up
to
to
work
of springs, to gush forth.
II.
Adv. without recompense. dva-iroXtco, poet. dp-iroXtw, properly to turn up the ground again, plough up : hence to go over again,
reward :
neut. dvdiroivov,
spring back.
to repeat, reconsider.
54
5, ov, (o privat., dnoXoyeofnai) in2. act. unable to defend defensible, inexcusable.
countless
oneself, without excuse.

dvairop,irf|,
?),
dv. a digging
up of
(draireîrcu) a treasures.
sending up; 6r]<ravpiv
: without bounds in a thing c. gen. taking no account of a thing. dv-apKTOS, ov, (a privat., dpx&) not governed or subject : not submitting to be governed.
:
dvapjjtoo-Tia,
f),
unsuitableness
discord.
From
dvatrop/iros, o, (dvairffj-irca) one that sends up or back. dv-airoviTTTOS, ov, (a privat., dirovifa) unwashen.
dva-TrordojAai, Dep. ~dva.irfTop.ai. dva-irpdcro-co, Att. -^rrco, fut. -irpdga), to exact, levy; dv. vir6ax fffiv to exact the fulfilment of & promise.
dva-irp-qOa),
f.
dv-dpp,ocrTOS, ov, (a privat., dp/iocu) unfit, incongruous : of sound, inharmonious : of persons, absurd. 2. unfitted, unprepared.
dvapiraYTi,
17,
:
recapture.
From
:
crcu,
properly to
set
on
fire, light
up
Sdicpv' dvairprjaas letting tears burst forth.
dva-irrepoco,
pcafta
:
to
for flight : mind, to set
f. lixroj; aor. I dv-f-mfpiaaa pf. -CTTTCfurnish with wings or to raise the wings 2. of the generally, to raise, set up.
:
daa> or daojwi [a] aor. I to tear up, snatch up. II. to hurry dvrjpTraaa along, to carry off, to drag by force, esp. before a III. to take by magistrate, Lat. rapere in jus.
dv-apiraco
:
fut. djca, Att.
storm, and so to plunder, generally, to treat with violence.
Hence
on the wing, excite vehemently : Pass. II. to be on the wing, be in a state of excitement. Pass, to get new wings. to furnish with new wings : dvairrrjvcu, dvairrdcr0cu, dvairr<r0ai, inf. of dvfiTTrjv, dvfirTd(j,r)V, dvfirToiJ.r)V, aor. 2 of dvairf TO/MI. Pass., aor. I avfiTTvÔ-qv, dva-irruoxra>, fut. VQJ :
dvapiracrros, ov, also r/, ov, torn away, carried off, esp. into Persia, treated with violence. dvap-pcco, f. -pfvffofjiai, (dvd, pica) to flow back or to
the source.
dvap-pTj-yvtipx or
tico
f.
-prjfa
'.
'
to break up, break
through or open.
firrj,
aor. I dvepprjâ : II. to
to unfold, undo, (v. tnvaaca) [i5] of rolls of books ; and so, like Lat. evolvere, to unrol for reading : hence to unfold, bring to light, II. as military term, rfy <pdLat. explicare. \ayya dvarrTvfffffiv to fold back the phalanx, i. e.
aor. 2 dvfirTvyijv
esp.
make break forth ;

to burst forth.
dvappjjgat.
like Lat.
rumpere
voces .-Pass, to burst forth.

dvap-pTrjO'fjvafc, aor. I pass,
III. intr., like Pass.
of aor. 2 act. dveitrew.
deepen
rear
;
it
by wheeling men from

TO Kfpas dvaiTTvcrafiv
"ht
either flank into

to
but,
i.
open out the
wing,
e.
extend the front, Lat. explicare.

f.
dvairri5xT|,
dva-irruco,
sputter.
Hence an opening, unfolding : an expanse. vcrca [t>], to spit up or out : absol. to

:
dvappT||as, aor. I part, of dvapprjywiu. ceo f. dvap-piirrco or ptyw aor. I dveppiif/a. to throw up ; dvappiirTcw a\a irijb'cp to throw up the sea with the oar. II. dvappiirTfiv KIVOVVOV to run the hazard of a without KIVthing, run a risk : also
: :
:
OVVOV, els arrav TO virdpxov dvappiirTeiv to throw for one's all, stake one's all.
fasten on or to a thing ; dyd\fMTa dvcunTfiv, = dvaTiOfvai, to hang up votive gifts \JM\LOV dvdtiTfiv to fasten Med. to fasten for onedisgrace upon one:
;
dv-dirrco,
f.
^co
aor.
dvfjif/a
to
hang up
to,
dv-appixdojjiat, impf.
:
dvcppixw^v
fut.
dvapplx^-
' aor. I dvfpplxfjffo-^v ffofMi Dep. : to clamber up with the hands and feet, to scramble up. dvdppoia, rj, (dvappeca) a flowing back, reflux, ebb.
self ; dvdiTTfa'Oat vavv to fasten a ship to oneself and tow it away : Pass, to be fastened or fasten oneself
avap-poij3Seco, to swallow back, gulp
down again.
dvdp-pCcris,
ecus,
97,
(dvd, pvca=epvca)
2. the
on, cling to. taph. to inflame.

dva-iruv0dvo}jiai,
II. to light
up, light, kindle
me- away,
rescuing.
a snatching second day of the festival

:
Dep.
f. -irtvffOfMi : aor. 2 dvtirv06fj.r}V : to search out, inquire into : also to learn by
'AnaTovpia. avap-pa>wvp,i and -vto, fut. -puffcu aor. I dvfpto strengthen again: Pass. to regain strength pcaaa
:
inquiry.
Hence
or spirit.
dv-dpcrios, ov, also a, ov, (a privat., apffios) not fitting together : hence hostile, unpropitious, implacable : of things, untoward, strange, monstrous. to hang up or dv-aprdco, f. 770-0; aor. dvripTrjffa :
:
dvdirucrros, ov, searched out, ascertained, notorious. dvdircoTis, shortened dp/ircons, gen. ecus Ion. tos, 17,
(dvairivca) a being drunk up : of the sea, the ebb-tide, returning of the waters. dvap-, in compds. of dvd with words beginning with p the p is usually doubled, as in dvap-paifa, etc.,
upon, to attach
to,
make dependent upon.
Med. with
pf. pass. dvrjpTT]fj.ai, to
in poets and Ion. Greek it is sometimes single. dvapcupTjKtos, Ion. for dvrjprjKujs, pf. part, of dvaipfca. dv-dpyvpos, ov, (a privat., dpyvpos) without silver : without money.
though
due
attach to oneself: also to subPass, also with pf. dvrjpTrjfjLai, to be dependent
fls tavTov dvrjpTrjTai who has everything dependent on himself; but dvrjpTTjTai,
upon; OT(O irdvTa

c. inf.
to be
prepared to do.
uv-ap0pos, ov, (a privat., dpOpov) without joints : dis2. of sounds, inarticulate. jointed, nerveless. dv-api0}ico, f. Tjaopxu, to count up, enumerate.
dv-api0fJU]TOs, ov, (a privat., dpi6fJ.r)Tos) = sq. dv-dpi0fios, ov, (a privat., dpiOfws) without number,
dv-dprtos, ov, (a privat., a/mos) uneven, odd; cf. d/mos. dv-apxatco, f. <ra>, to make old again. dvapxCa, ?J, the state of a people without government,
anarchy.
From
5d
ov, (dvia7a.fj.ai) made to rise up and (a privat., dpx'n} without head or dv-apxos, IdvdcrraTOS, from one's house and borne : hence 2. without beginning. depart, driven chief. Hence dva-crcipdô), f. daw, (dvd, affya) to pull back with laid waste, ravaged. a rein, draw aside. dvacrraToto, f. diaca, to ruin, put in confusion. dva-<ruo, poet. dvaoxrcia), f. aeiaca, to shake up or dva-tTTavpoco, f. uaca, to impale or crucify, like draaKo\onica. II. to crucify back : to swing to and fro, move up and down, afresh. ava-(7T\Aa>, f. -areXu (for the tenses, v. are AA<w) dvcurccrupjitvos, part. pf. pass, of dvaavpca. to send up, raise: Pass, with Ep. aor. 2 Med. to gird one's dva-o-vo>, to move upwards : ov,
,
up
dveaavfj.rjv, 3 sing.
dveaavro,
to
spring up or forth.
clothes.
retire.
2. to
keep back, check
Pass, to
go
dva-aKaiTTW,
f.
i/w, to
dig up.
pf.
3.
seemingly
f.
intr. (sub. cavroj/), to
back, with-
dva-o-KeiTTOfjiat, see di/a-a07recu.
draw.
:
dva-<rKvdto,
:
f.
daoi
dvaitva.Ka
dveaKfvdaOrjv pf. dvcaKevdafj.a.1 a/tevd&, to pack up the baggage (TO, CKfvrj), Lat. vasa colligere : hence of an army, in Med., to break
Pass., aor. I opp. to KO.TO.:
dva-OTvda>,
dva-(TT6vaxt,
dva-o-Tevco, to
a<w, = dvaortvca. dvaortvo).
dva-trrvdxto, to groan aloud over, bewail aloud, [ax]

2. to bewail aloud. crown, wreath : Pass., pf. dvfaTffj.fA.aL Kapa I have my head wreathed. dva-cmr]ptaj, f. a>, to fix on a firm base.
groan aloud.
to
up
their quarters,
nish,
march away. dismantle a place Med.

:
disfurto dismantle one's
2.
to
dva-OT<j)a),
f.
\poj,
house. be bankrupt
3. to
;
waste, ravage. 4. in Pass, to dvfaKfvo.afjteOa we are undone.
dv-do-KT]Tos, ov, (a privat., da/ceo;) unpractised, unexercised.
dviaTT}/j.i),
dvao-TT)o-6ia>, Desiderative I desire to set up.
from dvaoTrjao)
(fut.
of
dva<TTT|crop,(u,-<TTT|craj, fut.
dva-cTKoXoiri^co,
f.
icrca,
impale:
fut.
med.
fut.
inf.
to fix on a pole or stake, dvaaKO\ojrie?a0ai occurs in
dvacrTO\T|,
77,
(di/ao-re'AAa;)
f.
dva-0-TOp.oa),
med. and act. of dj/iVnyfu. a putting back. waw, tofurnit-b with a mouth; dva: :
pass, sense.
dva-<Ticoir0,
to look at,
-<reô/iat
aor.
._!
aTOfiovv Tdfppov to open, clear out a trench.

to turn updva-crrp({>a>, f. if/ca pf. dveaTpa.fj.fj.ai side down, to turn up by II. to turn digging. around or about ; dvaaTpffpfiv ird\iv to repeat : back, to rally.
2. intr.
attentively, inquire into. dva-OTrapdcro-ft), f. a>, to tear up.
view
dvdo-irao-TOS, ot, dragged up, esp. from onfs 2. of a door, drawn country up into central Asia. From back, i. e. opened. aor. I airdaa) [a] f. dva-trirdco, poet, dvcnrdco dvta-ndaa to draw or pull -up : to draw a ship II. 2. to draw or suck up : to draw back. up. rds 6<ppvs dvaandv to draw up the eyebrows, and so put on an important air; \6yovs dvaairdv to utter boastful words. dva<r<ra, rj, fem. of dVa, a queen, lady, mistress. dv-do-o-uTOS, Dor. for dv-rjaarjTos.
.
(sub. laurci/), to turn back, re-
with fut. med. -0rpeif/ofj.ai, to turn oneself about in a place, tarry there, like Lat. versari ; yaiav dvaaTpôfMi to go and dwell in" a
turn.
III. Pass,
land.
2. to be
busied in a thing.
3. to re-
volve.
4.
of
soldiers, to rally.
Hence
dva<rrpo<|>T|, 77, a turning back or about, a return : a turning about in battle, whether to flee or rally. 2. a turning about in a place, dwelling in a place hence the place where one tarries, an abode.
:
ava-CTTpoxJtdo), poet, for dva-aTp((p<v, to turn every
dvacro-eiao-KC
dvdcro-o)
or
-<TK,
Ion. for dvtafif, 3 sing,

:
way.
ava-trupco [5l,
f.
impf. of dvaaeioj.
,
impf. ijvaaaov, Ep. dvacraov

:
fut.
dvdca
pull up
in
Med.
aor. I Tjvaa, Ep. dvaa master, to rule, reign over
-avpSi aor. I dvtavpa. to pull up one's clothes.

: :
to
draw or
to re-
(dVa)
:
to
be
lord or
Med., rpls dvdaa6at

:
dva-o-4>d\X(o, f. -a(p&\> cover from a fall, recover.
aor. I
dvia^Xa
inf.
yevfa dvoptav
to
have reigned for three generations
dva<rx0iv,
contr. dvacrxefieiv,
of dveff^fOov,
inf.
Pass, to be ruled.
dv-do-(ra>, Att. for dvataaca.
poet. aor. 2 of dvYQ).
dva<rxiv, dvaaxo-0ai, aor. 2

dviaTijfj.i.
act.
and med.
of
dvatTTa, for dvdarrjOi, aor. 2 imperat. of dvao-raSov, Adv. (dviarr]p.C) upright.
dvaords, dvao-Trjvat,
dvdorfioas,
aor. 2 part, gen. ecus Ion. tos, 57
I.
causal
dva<rxTos, poet. dvcrxcTos, w, (dê'xo/xai) to be undergone or suffered, tolerable. dvatrxetv, dvaaxwv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of di/t'xo;.
dva-crxico, f. iaca, to dva-trw^w, f. -aajaca
:
2. (dylffnjju) a making to stand up, awakening. a making to rise and leave their place, removal : usu. in bad sense, laying waste, destruction. 3. a reII. pass. (dvicrrafMi) a building. standing or in token of respect: dvaaraais ! rising up, esp. vrrvov an awakening : the Resurrection. dvaoTarrip, rjpos, 6, (dviffTrjfJit) a destroyer.
split up, rip up. aor. I dvfacaaa
to recover
2. to
what
is
lost:
Med.
bring back, restore : 3. to keep in mind. dva-Tapdo-o-w, Att. -TTO> fut. -rapdû to stir up and trouble : hence to excite, rouse to pbrensy : pf.
:
to regain for oneself. Pass, to return safe.
dvacrTaTT)S, ov, o,
Q.V
aararr]p.
pass. part. dvarcTapayftevos, in confusion.
56
dva-rd<T<rco, Att.
TTCO
f.
ragca
to set in
order
dvaTpoinf|,
97,
(ararpcTrcu)
f.
again
Med.
to
go regularly through again.
dva-Tvp|3dJ;<j>,
dffca, to stir
(a.
an overturning, upset. up and confound.
dvaT0pd|i|X(u, pf. pass, of dvarpe<p(a. dvctTi or dvaTi, Adv. of dvaros, with impunity. dva-T6ivca, poet. dvTeuvco f. -revta aor. I dvereiva
: :
dv-aTjytjTOS, ov,
:
privat., avyf]) rayless.
up or forth ; \elpa dvareiveiv to lift up II. unutterable. the hand in adjurations pA\aipav dvareraêvos preventing speech. II. intrans. to dv-avXos, ov, (a privat., auAos) without having his sword stretched forth. reach up. the flute : hence joyless, sad. III. to stretch or spread out, as a line
to stretch
;
dv-a/u8ir)Tos, Dor. -a/ros, ov, (a privat., avodca) un2. speechless. utterable, Lat. infandus. dv-o/uSos, ov, (a privat., auS^) speechless, voiceless :
the
music of
of battle.
dva-rcix^ * fut. new walls. Hence

:
iffca,
Att.
to)
to rebuild or repair
*d-vavs, gen. dvdos, 6, TJ, (a privat., vavs) without ships; vdfs dvats ships that are ships no more, Lat. naves nenaves.
dva-4>o,Lvco, poet. dp,<|>aiv,
:
dvaT6ixia[ji6s, 6, building of
:
new
walls.
:
f.
:
to make shine dva-reXXo), poet. dv-TXXco f. re\5j aor. I dve- or -e(pdva rei\a :^-to make or let rise up, Lat. sttbmitto : hence forth : to proclaim.
to
<pavSj : aor. I dv(pr)va, to bring to light, shew
II.
Pass, with fut.
bring forth, bring to
tavrov), to rise up, light, rise, esp. of appear plainly : also to reappear : to the sun and moon: of the rising or source of a to be, hence to be accounted. river : <Ao dva<J>dvas, aor. I part, of dvacpaivca, having dvareXXofievrj a flame blazing forth : to grow. appear, having come in sight of. [<a] dva<t>avSd, Adv. (dvacpaivoj) visibly, openly. dva-Tp.v&>, f. refj> (for the tenses, v. re/my)
: :
light. come to
II.
intr.
(sub.
dva<pavr](Tofjiai, pf. act. dvairetyrjva, to be
med. shewn forth, be seen or shewn
made
to
to cut up, cut open
to cut
dvuTi, Adv.
dva-ri0T]fU,
= dvarei.
off".
dva<j>av86v, Adv.
= foreg.
f. dva.0j]<r<a : (for the tenses, v. rftfy/w) : to lay on as a burden ; but also to attribute or ascribe in token of honour : to entrust. II. to set
dva<j>avis, aor. 2 part. pass, of dva<paivo}. f. dvoiaca : aor. I dva-<|>pco, poet. dp,<{>lpco
:
01/17-
to bring or carry veytca, Ion. dvriveifca, also avcaoa : Pass, to rise up : Med. up, esp. into central Asia :
up as a votive gift, dedicate: hence the votive gift tg carry up for oneself or what is one's own : dvavcii. to lift up, was dvddrjfjia. III. to put back, remove : c. gen. KaaOai, absol. to heave a deep sigh. II. intr. to remove from; irpooOeTaa KavaOeTaa TOV ye /carda- praise. 3. to uphold, take upon one. III. to bring or carry veiv adding to or taking away from the necessity of to rise, as the stars. back tidings. back: I. to 2. to bring death. IV. Med. to take upon oneself, underbring
|
go.
2. to
place differently, rearrange
in Att. to
back from
exile.
3. to
:
throw back upon another,
retract one's opinion.
dva-Tlp.dco, f. rjaca, to raise in price. dva-rivdcrcrto, f. <y, to sway to and fro, brandish.
absol. to refer to a person, refer something to him consult him. 4. to bring back to oneself, restore: intrans. and in Pass, to refresh oneself, recover.
dvarXds, part, of sq. dva-rX^vai, inf. of aor.

dvd-T\r) pi in use
fut.
dva-4>iry<>,
2 dv-erXrjv,
(dvaroKfjt.a.0}
with no pres. being used instead)

:
f. -(pfvgofMi, to flee back, escape. dva4>fjvai, aor. I inf. of dvacpaivca.
dv-a<}>T|S, fs,
(a privat.,
9
$>?})
untouched, not to be
T\rjffO[Mi
to bear, suffer, sustain.
touched.
esp.
dvaToXiq, poet. dvToX^, 57, (dvareXXoj) a rising, of the sun and moon : the East.
dva-ToXfJidco,
f.
dva-<j>0YYFl(U Dep.
to call out aloud.
rjaca, to
regain courage.
dva-<j>0ipop.ai; Pass, to be undone, perish utterly. to light up, rekindle: hence to , dva-^\ty<a, f.
inflame.
dv-a,TOS, ov, nished.
(a.
II.
privat., dr?;) without harm, act. not harming, harmless.

:
unpu-
dva-^Xo'yt^co,
ava-<j>Xijco, to
aor. I dvedva-rplirto, poet. dvTpeirto : f. -Tptyca to turn up or over, upset. 2. to overrpe^/a throw, Lat. evertere. 3. Pass, with fut. med. -rpe:
f. ffca, dva(p\fy(u. bubble up like boiling water.
dva-<j>o{30>,
2.
:
f.
Tjffca,
17,
to frighten
away.
uva<|>opd, as,
ing.
i{/o[j.ai,
to be cast
fut.
down, disheartened.
-&pty(a
:
dva-Tp4>co,
aor. I dveOpeif/a
to
bring
back
I.
up, nourish, educate.
way,
dvaSpafj-ovfjiai : 2. to start
respite,
a carrying up, raisII. a intr. a rising. carrying i. a giving a referring, a reference. remission. 3. intr. a going back : a
(di/a</>epcu)
dvo-rpex",
fut.
straight up; draSeSpoyê ireTpr) (pf. with pres. sense) the rock runs sheer up. 4. to run up, shoot up, of plants: thence of cities.
dvd-TpTjtris,
dva-Tpi|3a>,
ecus,
17,
aor. 2 dveSpa.fj.ov: to up. 3. to go
dvaOpego/jai and run back.
means of recovery.
dva-<f>opo,
= dva(f>epct}.
;
dvd<j>opov, TO, (dvatyfpai) anything to carry with yoke or beam for carrying.
dva-<|>paonai,
recognise.
f.
acrobat,
Med.
to observe
again,
(dvd, rerpaivoj) a boring through.
f.
fyca,
to
rub in pieces
Pass, to be
rub well, rub clean. worn away, [t]
II. to
favour of Venus
dv-a4>p68iTOs, ov, (a privat., 'A.<ppo5'tTrj^ : without beauty.
without the
57
dva-<f>povi>,
f.
rjffoj,
to
come
back to one's senses,
come
to oneself.
"h*
dva$\>y(\,
lease from.
re(dvcupfvyoj) a fleeing back, escape, II. a retreat.

pf. pass. -irf(pvpfMi, to
dv-Sep-a, poet. avStjpov, r6, mostly in plur. avorjpa, quasi avOrjpa, rd, a raised border, flower-bed : any earth dug or
thrown up.
dv8Tj<rd^VOS, poet. part. aor. I of dvaoeca. civ-Slxa, Adv. (dvd, 8tx) asunder, in twain.
dvSp-a-ya0ca>,
like
f. 77crcu,
dva-4>vpco [u],
mix
up, con:
found,
defile.
f.
dva-<}>v<rdci>,
770*0;,
to breathe
up or forth
Pass.
(dvrjp,
dyaOos)
to be or behave
to be puffed
up or arrogant.
f.
a brave man.
Hence
dva-4>i)o-ida>, to
dva-<j>v,
vffca,
blow or spout up, like a dolphin. to make to grow up, to produce.
Med. with
up
:
aor. 2 act. dvetpvv, pf. dvarre(pvKa, to
to
grow
again.
f.
dvBpaYaOCa, f), the character of a brave good man, manly virtue. Hence to grow avSpdydOiôfxat f. ro/xat, Att. tovfjuti Dep. act bravely, honestly, play the honest man.
bravery,
:
: :
dva-<}>covectf,
770-0;,
to call
aloud, proclaim.
Hence
back:
**
ava4>covT||j.a, CETOS, TO, a proclamation. dva-xd&>, f. aero;, to make give way, drive
av8p-<rypu, enemy.
cav,
rd, (dvrjp, dypd) the spoils of a slain

(dvrjp}
:
avSpaxas, Adv.
opas, Lat. viritim
man
by man, like Kar dvfor
mostly used
aor.
I
as
Dep. dva-xdo[xai,,
f.
daojMi, Ep.
'
di'excto'crd/^T/i/, to
draw
dva-x<uvco, aor. 2 dvcx^vov, the mouth wide, gape wide.
pf.
back, retire. dvaK^x rl va
avSpo/rroSccrcri,
'
generally, separately, apart. heterocl. dat. of dj/SpdiroSoi',
P en
i
di/SpaTroSots, as if
from dvSpdrrovs. = dvdpairodifa. avSpairoSCôfAai, Dep.

avSpdiToSi^co
:
dva-xcuTico,
the
f. to-cu,
(dvd, xcttTJ?) of a horse, to throw

:
fut.
tcrcu,
Att.
feu
aor.
r/i/opcnro-
mane
back, rear
;
up
c. ace. to
rear up
and throw
the rider
hence
f-
CXVd-Y CKTKG)
= dvd'YCitVOtJ.
X
<
to overthrow, upset.
to
Pass., fut. dv^paitoOLoOrjaofJuai, but also med. dvopaTTOOiovfJiai : aor. I ijVOpaTrooiaOrjv : pf. rjvSpaTroStcra
: : to reduce to slavery, esp. to (cu/5pa.7To5oi/) : sell freemen into slavery, (and so worse than SowXocu,)
OiaiML
over.
dva-xew,
pour
dva-xvoaivofxai, (dvd, xôos) Pass, to get the first the chin. dva-xopcvw, f. oca, to begin a choral dance : intr. to dance on high.
Lat. vendere sub corona

\
Pass, to be sold into slavery.
down on
dvSpairoSuns, ecus, 77, and dvSpairoBurfxos, o, (dvoparrooiofj.ai) a selling a freeman into slavery,
enslaving
:
kidnapping.
dvaxvais, ecus, ing : excess.
77,
(di/axecu)
a pouring over, spend: I
dvSpairo8to'TT|s, oG, 6, (dvdparfooiôfjiai) a slavedealer, one who kidnaps men to sell them.
dva-xwwuju,
dva-xwpeco,
f.
f.
xwGto, to heap up.
dvSpdiroSov, a slave, esp. one

sold
:
made
in
war and
from
rjaca, to
draw.
II. to
came
back, retire, retreat, withback, revert to the right owner.
go
Homer
uses
it
in dat. di/8pa7ro86cr(rt as if
di/SpaTTous.
|
(Deriv. uncertain.)
es, (ai/opairoSoi', elSos) slavish, ser-
Hence
dvaxwpT)(rts,
retreating. recessus.
ecus,
dv8pairo8->ST]S,
vile,
2.
a going back, retiring, a means or place of retreat, Lat.

Ion. tos,
77,
Lat. servilis, opp. to eAevflepos.
dva-xo>ptco,
retire.
f.
taw, Att.
to),
to
make
:
to
go back or
|
dv8pdptov, TO, Dim. of d^p, a manikin, [ap] avSpdcrt, dat. plur. of dvrjp. dv8p-ax0T|S, e's, (dvrjp, dx&os) loading a man, as much as a man can carry.
dv8peia, Ion. -^MI, 77, (dv77p) manliness, manly spirit, courage, Lat. virtus, fortitudo.
dva-vJnr]<jHco : fut. to the vote again.

dvav|/Y)4>i(ris, ecus,
iffca,
Att.
tcu
(dm,
tyr}<pos)
to
put
j
Hence
77,
dvdvj/vj-LS, ecus,
dva\|/ijXT|,
77,
:
77,
(dva\f/t>xoj)
a putting to the vote again. a cooling, refreshing.

II.
dv8p-iK\ov, TO,
j '
(dvrjp,
statue.
II.
eie\os) an image of a man, a flesh-coloured paint.

rj,
a cooling, refreshing.
rest.
recovery
:
dv8pios,
a, ov,
Ion. avSptjios,
II.
ov, (dvrjp')
:
of or
from
a thing
From
I
:
belonging to a man, manly, masculine

dvetyvxQrjv
fyeiov, manliness.
neut. TO dv-
fut. i/^cu : Pass., aor. dva-v|;ijx ' aor. 2 dvefyvxnv \y~\ (dvd, ^Gxos)
rd
to revive by
meals of the Cretans, also the older

Spartan (pfioiria.
dv8p6i6T7)S, 77TOS,
drSpefa, the public name for the
fresh air, to cool, refresh : generally, to cheer : vavs dvafyvxtw to overhaul the ships, make them sound again : Med. to breathe fresh air again, revive. [t>]
dv-8aCco, poet, for di/a-Satcu.
Hence
T),
= dvSpda.
dvSpei-cj)6vTr]S, ov, 6, (dvrjp, *<f>voi) man-slaying. dv8pio)v, wvos, 6, poet, for di/SpeW : see dvSpwv.
impf. rjvbavov, Ep. krjvoavov, Ion. kdvbavov: aor. 2 %&oov, Ep. ev&Sov and adov [a] (the Root is 'AA-, pf. dSrjKa, also edSa, Dor. eaSa
:
dvSdva)
fut.
dorjau
of dvrjp. av8pe<r<Ti, Ep. for dvopdai, dat. plur. dv8pcti(ivos, Ion. for dvopovpfvos, pres. pass, part
dv8pt>op,(u, Dep. dv8petov, cuvos, o, Ion. for dvbpwv.
for dvdpfia. dv8pir]tT], Ion.
which appears
like rj8o/Mi
pers.
:
in aor. 2
in
to please, delight, and fut.) Homer and Herodotus always c. dat.

: :
dvSdvd not
impers., dvodvfi poi TTOKIV, like
Lat. placet.
dvSptjios,
ij,
ov, Ion. for dvSptios.
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from home. From dv8po-4>a.Yos, ov, (dvrjp, (pdyeTv) eating men: oi kKavvoi) he that drives 'Av8po<]>dyoi, Cannibals, mentioned in Herodotus. one from his home, the avenger of blood in cases of dv8po-(j>06pos, ov, (dvrjp, (pOfipca) man-destroymurder, [a] II. pass. dvopotyOopos, ov : hence af/xa ing. dvSpia, late form of dvSpeia. dvSpofyOopov the blood of slain men. dvSpiavTOirmeto, (dvopiavTorcows) to be a statuary. dv8po-c()6vos, ov, (dvrjp, *$eVa;) man-slaying : fern.
dv8p7]\aTo,
f.
T^cra;,
to banish
dv8p-T]\dTi]s, ov,
6, (dvrjp,
Hence
dvSptavTOiroua,
77,
77
dvopo<povos, murderess of her husband.

dv8po-<j)6vTTjs_, ov, 6,
statuary, sculpture.
6,
= dvSpi-(p6vTrjs, a
man-slayer,
dvSpiavTO-iroios, ov,
(dvoptds, rroifoj)
statuei
homicide.
maker, statuary, sculptor. dvSpids, dvros, 6, (dv/jp) the image of a man, a

statue.
dv8p6co, f. waca, (dvrjp) to rear up to Pass, to become a man, reach manhood.

:
manhood:
dvSp-wSijs, fs, (dvrjp, e?Sos) like a man, manly. dv8ptb>, f. iffca, (dvrjp) to make a man of: Pass, to Adv. -Seas Sup. dvSpcaScaTaTa. become a man, to think and act like a man. dvSpco0ets, aor. I pass. part, of dvopoca. dvBpiKos, 77, ov, (dvrjp) of or for a man, masculine, dvSpiov, Ion. dvSpeuv, wvos, 6, (dvfjp) a man's manly : also of things, strong, stout : Adv. dvSpucuis, apartment. like a man; Sup. dvopiKaiTara. II. composed dvSptovms, loos, 77, =dvSpojv. of men. dv-Svcrat, poet, for dvaoveTai. dvSpiov, TO, Dim. of dvfjp, a manikin. uv8a>K6, poet, for dvtScaicc, aor. I of dvaotSaofu. dvBpurrov, verb. Adj. of dvopifa, one must play dv-c|3ir]v, aor. 2 of dvat3aivtv. the man. dv-epTjcrsTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of dvafiaiva). dv8picn-C, Adv. after the manner of men. dv8po-J3pus, SJTOS, 6, 77, (dvrjp, fiifipwffKa}) mandv-6J3pax, 3 sing. aor. 2 with no pres. in use, of
I I
eating, cannibal.
dvSpo-Yovos,
ov, (dvrjp,
yeveaOai) begetting men.
'
dvSpo-Ytivos, ov, (dvrjp, yvvrj) a man-woman, herII. maphrodite : a weak effeminate person. as Adj., of baths, used both by men and women.
armour, to clash, ring loudly; of doors, to creak or grate loudly. dv6J3<ocr, Ion. for dvefior/ffe, aor. I of dvaftodoj. dv-YY'uo Sf ov, (a privat., fyyvrj) not vouched for :
unwedded.
I
dv8po-8diKTOs,
derous.
ov, (dvrjp, 8atcu)
man-slaying, murSaftdcu)
dvSpo-Sdp-as,
avros,
6,
r),
(dvrjp,
man-
to wake up, dv-Y 6 ipw, f. -eyepS) aor. I dveyeipa rouse, esp. from sleep; metaph. to rouse, encourage: Hence Pass, to be awaked, wake up.
: ;
taming : man-slaying,
[a]
e.
dv8po-86icos, ov, (dvrjp, 5e'xo/u) receiving men. dvSpo-0ea, T), (dvrjp, 0ed) the man-goddess, i.
Minerva.
(dvrjp) from a man, from' men. dv8po-K|AT|s, rjTos, 6, 77, (dvrjp, Kdfj.vca') man-wearying : man-slaying, murderous. dv8po-KfJtt]TOS, ov, (dvrjp, Ka.jj.va}) wrought by men's
ov, gen. ovos, waked up, wakeful. dv-YKXir)TOS, ov, (a privat., eyKa\eaj) not accused: without reproach. and pass, of dvYvcifJi.x|/a, dvYvd[x4>0Tjv, aor. I act.
dvYp|Acov,
dv8p606v, Adv.
dv8Y|Ji0a,
dv-eSirjv,
dveyvcov, pf. and aor. 2 of dvayiyvwffKOJ. I pi. Ep. aor. i pass, of dvaSexofMU.
I
dveSeiâ, aor.
of dvaoeifcvvfti.
II.
bands.
dvSpo-KTao-ia,
dv8pOKTOveci>,
77,
(dvrjp, KTeivoj)
ijaia,
f.
slaughter of men. (dvSpoKTOvos) to slay men.
carelessly.
Hence
man-slaying. 77, (dvrjp, o\\v/ju) a murderess. dv8po-jidxos, 77, ov, (dvrjp, /zdxoât) fighting with men: hence the prop. n. Andromache,
dv8po-KTovos,
ov, (dvrjp, KTtivca)
let loose, without restraint : without more ado, simply. dvcSpaKev, 3 sing. aor. 2 of dva.8epKOfj.ai. dveSpajjiov, irreg. aor. 2 of dva.Tpt~x.ca. dveStJcrcTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of dvaovoâi. dvcepYw, impf. dvefpyov, old Ep. form of dvepyw,
(a.vi'qp.i}
Adv.
dv8p-o\Tipa,
dvcipyca.
dvîf]ora, aor. I of dva^dca. dv-0\-qTOS, ov, (a privat., IfleAoj)
[a]
unwished for:
2. aor. 2 act.
avSpofxeos, a, ov, (dvrjp) of

dv8po-(XT)KT)s, cs, (avrjp,
man
or men,
human.
melancholy.
dv-e07)v, aor. I pass, of dvirmi.
dvedrjv, opt. aor. 2 act. of dvirjfju.
of a man's height. a youth near manhood. dv8po-7r\T|06ia, 7), (dvrjp, Tf\r)0os) a multitude ofmen. avSpo-o-tvts, iSos, 77, (dvrjp, aivofMt) hurtful to men. av8p6-ar<|>iY, o, (dvrjp, 2<piy) a man-sphinx.
fjLTJKOs)
of
dvSpo-irais,
6, (dvrjp, rrais)
manhood. dvSpoTTjs, 77TOS, T), dv8po-TiixT|S, f$, (dvrjp, Tuxe"/) getting a

husband, dvp. &IOTOS wedded life. dv8po<|>aYc>,f. rjo-ca, to eat men.
= dvPpeia,
dv-t\6L0vta, of Eileithyia.
dv-6i\d>, f.
Pass, to
77,
(a privat., El\fi0via) without the aid

(v. ci'Ao;) to
rjcrca,
wind up
or roll together :
pass, of dva-
man
or
crowd or throng
together.
civi\ir]<}>a,
dvt\T|jJi|xai, pf. act.
and
From
avelX ov
dvctXov, -6|XT)V, aor. 2 act.
di>e
e
f.
59
and med. of
dvaipeoj.
ijfu, let loose,
of dviwithout restraint. carelessly dv-i|xi, (dvd, elfu ibo) to go up: to sail out to sea: but also to go up inland. II. to approach, as a
dveifj.4vos, pf. pass. part,
:
dvtp.vo>s, Adv. of
dveXoj, but in Att. dveXtevffaj [y], with aor. I dvfiXKvaa, pf. pass. dvfi\KvfffMi (as if from to draw up, to bold up : esp. to draw dv-eXKvca) up a bow to its full stretch: dve\Kv<rai vavs to haul
:
dv-XKw:
suppliant.
III. to
go
back,
go home,
return.
dv-ijitov, ov, gen. ovos,
(a privat., cfyta) without
up ships high and dry : to drag to light, to drag into Med. to draw to oneself; dvtXKfoOai open court : II. to draw back. rpixas to tear one's own hair.
dv-cXms, loos, 6, r), (a privat., lAin's) without hope. dv-^XmoTOS, ov, (a privat., (Xtrifa) unhoped for, unlooked for. II. act. of persons, pf. dvap-peca] having no to say aloud, proclaim, hope, hopeless. 2. of things, leaving no hope, hopedvftprjftai (from dv-cpfeu) less. III. Adv. rcas, hopelessly; o.v(.Xmor(as give notice. dv-eipyw, f. a), to keep back, ward off, in poetr fX etv to be in despair.
no
pres. in use
:
clothing, unclad. dv-euretv, (dvd, etTretV) aor. 2 with aor. I pass. dvfpp-fjOrjv (as if from
:
impf. dvccpyov.
dveipTjjxat, pf. pass., v. dvenreiv. dv-tpop.at, Ep. and Ion. dvpo(xai, (dvd, efpo/jcu, to inquire of, inquire about. epoftai)
:
sible.
(a privat., !/x/3cuVcy) inacces' not going to or into. d-v6jj.cnr]TOS, ov, (a privat. free from blame, without offence.
dv-cp,paTOS,
ov,
II. act.
dv-eipvco, draw back.
f.
vaca [v], poet,
and Ion. for

c/'ptu)
dv-epvca, to
d-Vp.T]TOS, ov,
(a.
privat.,
fyai) not distributed.
II.
having no share.
to fasten
dv-eipoj, (for the tenses, v. to wreathe together.
on or
to
dveCs, part. aor. 2 of dvirjfju.
dve|juaios, a, ov, (dVe/xos) full of wind, windy. dv|j.io|juu, (dvffjLos) Pass, to be driven with the wind. dv[xo-8p6|xos, ov, (dvffjLos, Spafj-fiv) swift as the wind.
dv6p.vTjor0Tjv, aor. I pass,
dv-Ka0ev,
cf.
(dvoj,
dyKa6ev. dv-icds, Adv. sursum.
lds) Adv. of Place, from above : II. of Time,/rom the first.

eras) upwards, on high, Lat.
of dvafJLifj-vrjfffeca.
dve^xoeis, fffffa, ev, (dVejuos) windy, exposed to the
(dvca,
wind :
V
like
wind, swift as wind, airy, [a]
dv-ic{3aTOS, ov, (a privat., fK&aivoj) without outlet. dv-ic8iT]-yT]TOs, ov, (a privat., ftcoiTjyeofj.a.t') indescribable, extraordinary.
; 0vfXXa dvtpoio a whirlwind ; dVe/xos Kara, fioptav tarrjuws the wind being in the north. Homer and Hesiod mention four winds, Boreas, Eurus, Notus (in Hes. Argestes), and
ANEMO2, o, a wind, Lat. ventus
dv-K8po[jios, ov, (a privat., !/epa/*tV) without escape, inevitable.
Aristotle gives twelve, Zephyrus points of the compass, [a]

:
which served
as
dv-K\dXir)TOS, ov, (a privat., K\a\Oj) unspeakable. dv-K\LTTTOS, ov, (a privat., K\t'nrca) unfailing. dvK\i07]v [i], aor. I pass, of dvatcXivQ). dvK\iva, aor. I act. of dvaKXivca. dv-eicmjJi,TrXT]}u, fut. -fKTrXrjaaj, to fill up or again. dv-6KirXir]KTOS, ov, (a privat., eKirXr/aaoj) undaunted: TO dveirXijtcTov dauntlessness.
CLvetcpayov, aor. 2 of dvaKpdfa. dv-6KTOS, ov, verb. Adj. of dvôfjiai, to be borne.
dvejio-o-Keirris, cs, (dVe/ios, GKtTrrj) sheltering from
the wind.
dve[Jio-Tp<})TjS, cs, (avffjios, rpe<pQ})
of a wave
tyx 05
:
dvffj.orpf(pS a spear
fed by the wind, from a tree
made tough
by the wind.
to pf. pass, r/i/e/^cujucu : (dVcôs) : dvep-oco, f. OKTCU Pass, of a wave, to be raised by expose to the wind :
the
wind.
dveKTOS,
able
:
ov, later
77,
Adv. dveKTws, so as
ov, (dj/e'xoâi) bearable, tolerto be borne.
dv-6p/jro8tOTOS, ov, (a privat., !/ro8i'a/) unhindered. as the wind. dvp.-u>KT]S, s, (avfj.o$, UKVS) swift dvep.u)Xtos, ov, (dv(fj.os) windy, i.e. vain, fruitless.
a.v\nu>VT\,
r),
dv-K<j>pa(TTOS, ov, (a privat., etetypdfa) unutterable,

indescribable.
dv-evSerjs,
ov,
:
fs,
(avisos) the wind-Jlower, anemone. not in want.
dv-\YKTOS,
dv-6\6T|p,a)v,
being questioned
merciful.
(a privat., c\eyx^) sa e not to be refuted, unrefuted.

6,
77,
f from
un-
ovos,
(a privat.,
eA-CTy/iou/)
dv-evScKTOS, ov, (a privat., IvSc'xoÔ inadmissible. dvcvciKa, poet, for dvr}vfiKa, aor. I act. of dva<p(p(t>: 15 dvcveiKaro, aor. I med., dvevfix^' a o r - I P ass - P art
dvvt|vo06, see IvrfvoOt.

,
dv\iv, dv6\o-9ai, aor. 2 act. and med. inf. of dvaipea.

dv-tXcos, ov, (a privat., eAeos) unmerciful. 7^, (dvektvOfpos) illiberalify.
TJTOS,
fj,
aor. 2 part. pi.
of
dv-trjiu.
etiTTOS, ov, (a privat.,

,
(a\d(jxu)
:
indelible.
= dve\vOfpia. From
:
ov, (a privat.,
iffXeyx 03 ) not P ut
to
the proof, not convicted or refuted
impossible to be
ov, illiberal, slavish, Lat. illiberalis
refuted
in
money
matters, niggardly.
dv\T|<|>0T|v, aor. I pass, of dvaXapPdvcu. dv-cXicrcroj, Att. -TTO>, f. gca, to unroll, like Lat. evoli. vere, of books in rolls, and so read and explain.
: irreproachable. not to be dv-e|6p6VVT]TOS, ov, (a privat., lêpewdoj) searched out, unsearchable. dv-e^tracrros, ov, (a privat., !eTacu) not searched
out, not inquired into.

life
[
II. ySt'os
dvfeTaaros
*.
metaph. dve\iafftiv
fiiov to
pass one's
life.
without inquiry.
60
dv-^vipTOS, found out.
bearing.
ov,
(a privat.,
KO.KOV}
not to be
evil
dveirvcvo-a, aor. I
dveTTTdfxiqv,
dv7mr]v,
I
aor. 2
med. and
act.
of cmTTIpdcu) to
dvei-Ko,Kos, ov,
(avex*
enduring
for-
Tajucu
cf. dva.TreTojj.ai.
dv-cpdojxai, aor.
'
dvijpdadijv,
Dep. (dm,
not
dv-txv "xo TOS

traced out.
ov, (a privat., tgixvidfa) not to be
love again.
dv-pa<rTOS,
ov, (a
privat.,
ov,
dv-eo8os,
4o8os) with no
outlet,
love.
II. act.
(a privat., fpdca) wo' loving.
worthy of
without return, Lat. irremeabilis. dv<H or dveoi, v. sub dVccus.
dveovTcu, see dveavTCu.
dv-cpyos, ov, (a privat., epyov) not done; cpya. dvcpya, Lzt.facta infecta. dv-epyco, old form of dv-fipyca.
dv-ep0i|[a),
f.
dv-eopTOS, ov, (a privat., koprrf) without festival ; dvfopros lepwv without share in festal rites.
dv-ircu<rx'uvTOS,
ov,
iaca, to
provoke again.
*dv-piiro[JLaL, (dvd,
(a
privat.,
47ratcrûj/o/zai)
Homer
carry
IpetVcu) Dep., only used by in 3 pi. aor. I dvrjpftyavTO : to snatch up and

f.
having no cause for shame. dv-ira\TO, Ep. for dv-fird\fTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. from dvaird\\o} with pass, sense, he was thrown up, rushed up.
dveiro/uera, aor. I of dva-jrava}.
off.
-fjffca,
dv-pvvdto,
\
to search out.
dv-6p6WT)TOS, ov, (a privat., ep(vvdca) not searched out : not to be searched out.
i
dv-epo|juu, Ep. dvipop.ai
aor. dvr)poiJ.7)V
if
Dep.
:
(a privat., lira^^s) not burdensome, without offence. Adv., dveirax&^s tptpeiv not to take ill. dv&irccrov, aor. 2 of dva-Triirro).
dv-eiraxOTiS,
s,
(dvd, Ipeo/zat)
to creep up.
to question, ask.
dv-pir&>, aor. I dvdpirvffa (as

j
from
dvcpirv^ca)
dv-eppco
aor. I
dvrjpprjcra,
:
to
dv-mpov\6UTOs,
out plots
:
ov, (a privat., cm/3ov\tvcu) withact. not plotting. 2. not plotted
against.
with notion of bad luck abi in malam rem.

dv-pv0ptdco,
dveppe,
:
come or go away, away with you, Lat.
dv-cmSiKos, ov, (a privat., fmoiteos) undisputed: of an heiress, about whose marriage there is no dispute.
dv-m86ia]TOs,
unforeseen.
ov, (a privat., IrnSotfe'cu)
unexpected,
:
to begin to blush. vffoj [u] : to draw up. dv-epxojAai, fut. dve\evcrofjiai : aor. 2 dvrjXvOov or to dvfj\6ov : pf. dveXrjXvQa up, of trees, to grow
f. dffca [d] dv-epvco, Ion. dv-iptiu>
:
f.
go
dvcmeiKEia,
77,
unfairness.
From
up
dv-cmeiKTjs, e's, (a privat., lirieifcrjs) unreasonable, unfair : Adv. -tews. dv-6iriK\7jTOS, ov, (a privat., emKaXeoo) unblamed. Adv. -TCUS, without censure.
dv-m\ir]TrTOs, ov, (a privat., eirt\a.ft(!dvofj.ai) not to be laid hold of or attacked : blameless. Adv. -TCUS.
II. of the sun, to rise : of fire, to blaze up. 2. to go or come back, return : recur to a thing. f/Ls nva dvepxeaBai to be referred to or made dependent upon one. dv-epcoTao), f. 'fjffca, to ask again or repeatedly. of dvir][JU. avecraip.1., Ep. aor. I opt.
:
dv-Trt(rros,
ov,
off.
(a privat., eTnfecu) not polished

|
over, not finished
dv-irtir\T]KTOS, ov, (a privat., kmirK-fjaoo}} not to be reproved : faultless : but in bad sense, incorrigible. dv-cmppeicTos, ov, (a privat., 4inppecu) not used for
sacrifices.
av-eTTierKCTTTOs,
ov,
examining, inattentive.
dvcmerrrjpxxnjvii],
17,
(a privat., eiriffKc-m (>/) not II. pass, not considered. ignorance, inexperience
:
3 pi. aor. 2 ofdvi-rjfu. <xvravTes, part, of dvfiaa, aor. I of dvifa. dveo-t, Ep. for dvrjfffi, 3 sing. fut. of dviijfu. dvo%s, ecus, Ion. los, 77, (di/t77/ii) a relaxing, as of the strings of a lyre, relaxation : listlessness : dvcats 2. a letting loose, esp. ttait&v an abating of evils. of the passions, licence. dvcr<rCTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of dvaaevoj.
civeo-av,
want
dv-crrios, ov,
(a.
privat., ecm'a) without
hearth or
of
skill
or science.
From
home.
unknowing, unskilful: unscientific : how to do a thing. Adv. fiovcas.
dv-cmo-T^jJuov, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., 47n<rT77/zcw) c. inf. not knowing

\
dvecrx0, dve<rx0o|Xv,
dv-erdâ),
poet, lengthd. for dveffx^,
dv-emraKTOs, manded, subject
ov, (a privat., tmrdoGoS) not to no one. Adv. -TCUS.
comI
'
ov, (a privat., iTriTTjSetos) unfit, inconvenient, not suitable : 2. of persons, ill-disposed, prejudicial, hurtful.
77,
dv-6iriTT|8tos, ov,
Ion.
dv-inTT|8eos,
unfriendly.
dv-emTifJUjTOS, ov, (a privat., iiriTifMca) not to be censured.
f. ao3, to search thoroughly. 3 sing. aor. I of dra-Tt XXa. dvT\T)v, aor. 2 of *dvdrXr)iJU. dv-eros, ov, (dvirjfjii} relaxed, slack; properly of a 2. set free from labour, ranging freely. bow. dvTpd<j>T]V [a], aor. 2 pass, of dvarpetyo}. dvv, Prep, with gen. without ; dvtv Ofwv, Lat. sine dvev rov /tpaivovros, Lat. Diis, without divine aid
dvTi\,
injussu regis.
2.
away from, far from.

of evae !
3. in
dv-mc}>0ovos, ov, (a privat.^ cirityOovos) Adv. -vcas. envy or reproach : not invidious.
.
without
[
prose, except, besides. dv-evdco, to honour with cries
61
I. Prep. before a vowel dvev0v, (dvtv} II. with gen. without. 2. apart from, far from.
dvv0,
Adv. far away, distant
dv-v0Tos,
inconvenient.
out of the way. ov, (a privat., eufleros) not well placed,

:
Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, dvo> or dvco, see dvecas. dvx>Y a Att. pf. of dvoiyca, part, dvfayws, always dvecp-yov, impf. of dvoiyca. dvccojja, aor. I of dvoiyca.
, >
intr.
dv-ev0i)vos, ov, (a privat., tvQvvrj)
not having to
guiltless.
render an account, irresponsible
hence
pass,
dvewvTeu (not dveovrai), of dviijfu (as if from
for dveivrai, dv-cocu), they
pi.
perf.
have been
dv-UKTOs,
for.
ov,
II. act.
(a privat., tv\ofjiai) not wishing or praying for.

(dvevpiafco})
not
wished given up or devoted.

dvecos, gen. <a, 6, 77, Att. form, of an obsol. Adj. dvavos, dvdos (a privat., avca to cry), without a voice,
dvcupciv, aor. 2 inf. of avtvpiatcaj.

dvevpccrts,
ecus, 77,
a finding out.
mute
out,
{
dveca
nom.
plur.
dv-vpTos, ov, (a not to be found out.

f.
privat., dpie/ccu) not
found
dvcox0tjv, aor.
dvrj,
77,
I pass,
of dvoiyca.
T
: :
aor. I
med.
dvfvpdfj.r/v
dvevprjffa : aor. 2 dvfvpov : un-Att. to aor. I pass. dvevpeOrjv
(avca) fulfilment. dv-Tjpdoj, f. -qaca, to grow
young again,
Lat. repu-
erascere.
Hence
find
out,
discover:
be.
f.
Pass, to be
found
(v(pr)fj.ei,
out or dis-
dvrjp-qTTipios, a, ov,
estate,
making young again,

17/377)
covered to
to shout
av-Tjpos, ov, (a privat.,

rjaca, to
not arrived at man's
dv-ti<J>T][Aeco,
cry out,
eixprj^ftrf
aloud with joy.

to recall
dv-v>xHuu Dep.
a prayer.
dvi\yayov, aor. 2 of dvdyca. dv-tj-yejiovevros, ov, (a privat., ^ycfiovtvca) without
d-ve<j>Xos, Ep. dvvtcêXos, ov, (a privat., ve<pe\rj) cloudless : unveiled.
a leader.
dv-r\yfo\t.a.\,,
f.
77<ro/w, Dep. to tell as in
a narra-
dv-exYY^
a.v-t\-r\(Ti,
s ov > ( a privat.,
v.
txeyyvos) unwarranted.
tive, relate.
sub sq.
:
dv-T|8wTOS,
seasoned.
dvf|T),
ov, (a privat., rjSvvca) not
sweetened or
dv-X<o, impf. dvetxov: also dv-icrxw, dvia\ov'. f. dvtca, also dvaoxrjoca aor. 2 dvto~xov, poet, dveff\(0ov: pf. dveax r) Ka: Pass., aor. I dveffx*Q r) v P 1
' "-
Ep. for
77,
dvrj,
3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of
dvirjfju.
dvT)0tvos,
ov, (dvr/Oov)
made of dill.
:
a 3 sm g- pres. ind. dv^xn 01 a so occurs, "ANHOON, TO, dill, anise, Lat. anethum : also dvfrom dv^xn^ 1 (dvd, ex00 } ^ hold up, lift up vrjOov Ion. dvvrjaov or dvrjaov poet. dvvrjTov or one's hands in prayer or in battle to hold up and dvrjrov. shew to one dvex civ <j>dos, to hold up a light esp. vTji-a, aor. I of dvataffca.
dvtax rIP- ai
as if
'
'
'
'
dVex* irdpcx* <<s, or simply avt\f, ir^p X t hold up and shew the light to lead the nuptial proces,
in phrase
sion,
dvf|iov, Ep. for dvrjfiv, impf. dv-fiKa, aor. I of'dv-irjiu.
of land, land.
3. dv-T|KOTOs, ov, (a privat., d/fcoât) not to be healed, put forth a head- incurable: dvrjKeara troieiv rivato do one irremediable hurt 4. to uphold, support : to continue to do dv^KCffra Trdffx ftv to suffer the same. c. part., continues to love of the act. damaging beyond remedy, deadly : Adv., dvrjarepgas di/e'x fiv Kiaavv to keep constant to the Kearws SianOevai to treat with shocking cruelty. nightingale, dv*x
make
ready,
iv
go
on.
2. to exalt, extol.
dvtx
T?) V
dtcpijv
to
II. to hold in, keep in ; Zfvs ivy. a.vt\cav, opp. to vcav, holding up, stopping the rain. III. intrans. to rise up, rise, esp. in form dviax 03 ' f the sun: of events, to happen : c. gen. to rise from, recover
dv-TjKOOs, ov, (a privat., 0^077) without bearing : a. not never having heard a thing, ignorant of it. willing to hear, disobedient. dvrjKotioTtto, f. rjaoj, to be unwilling to hear, to be
disobedient.
from.
to
2. to come forth, project: esp. of a headland, jut out into the sea. 3. to bold on, keep doing. B. Med. dv-xp-ai : f. dvegopai or dvaaxôuMi Att. impf. and aor. 2 c. dupl. augm. f/vixofJ.rjv, rjV(V: properly/ o hold oneself up, and so to hold a thing, endure, allow, hold out, last : so up against in part., dvexopfvot tptpovai they bear with patience. 2. di/e'xeo~0at dvovs to allow the presence of guests, and so to receive them. II. to hold up
:
From
GXM ~
II. dv-T|KouoTOS, ov, (a privat., d/couoj) unheard of. act. unwilling to hear, disobedient. to. 2. to dv-T|K(>, f. cu, (d^d, TJKOJ) to reach up have come up to a point, Is rd ntyiara dvrjKCiv: to refer or pertain to a person or thing, dvqXdXaov, dvt]XaXaa, impf. and aor. I of dva-
\a\dfa.
dviqXaTO, 3 sing. aor. I of dvd\\o(iai. dv-T|XiKos, ov, (a privat., ijA.t) not yet arrived at
what
hands
is
one's
own;
to fight.
X^tpas to hold up one's III. rarely, to hold on by one

dveif/ios,
mans
estate.
another.
dveijaa,
77,
fem. of
a female cousin.
77'A.ios) sunless, gloomy. dvT|Xiiros, Dor. dvdXtiros, ov, (a privat., TÂt^ a
dv-T|Xtos, ov, (a privat.,
avcij/iaSoOs, ov, 6, a first-cousin's son.
From
Hence
kind of shoe) unshod, barefoot.

dvT|Xvo-is,
ecus, 77,
'ANEIO'2,
,
o,
a first cousin, a cousin.

77,
(dvepxopa.i')
a going up.
2.
77x05,
cousinship.
a coming back.
dvT|Xeo(7a, aor. I of dvaXiGKOi. unmilked. dv-T|p.eXicTOS, ov, (a privat., d/zeA/ycy)
hold
turn.
of, seize, attack.
II.
to lay
hold of in re-
not tame, wild, dv-T|p.epos, ov, (a privat., ijfj.fpos)
savage
of plants, wild.
is
av0tov, TO, (avOos) a blossom. dv0-KT6ov, verb. Adj. of dvTtx03 one

*
ust
bold
to,
dvir|vacr0ai, aor. I inf.
dvrjv&TO
dvT]vep,ia,
3 sing, ind., 77, a calm.

ov,
of dvaivopai, of which tense dvrjvrjTaj. 3 sing. subj.
cleave to
From
so also plur. dv06KTa. dv0-eXK<o, f. <u, to draw or pull against. dv0ep,a, OTOS, TO, poet, for dvdQfjjua or
:
dvcfJLos) without wind, \tnuavcav for dvev dvepov xtiuwvuv, without the blast of storms.
dv-T|V6p.os,
(a
privat.,
dv0ep,tov, TO,
= dvOos
calm;
dvrjvffjLos
with flowers.
dv0cp,is, tSos, fj,=dv8os.
Homer dv0p,6ets, eaaa, ev, also ets in fern., flowery, flowered: From twice, aipa dvrjvoOev wTfiXrjs blood gushed of works in metal, embossed with flowers. from forth the wound ; Kviar} dvfyoOev steam mounted uv0p,ov, TO, (dvOt<a)=avOos, a flower. up. dv0p,6p-pijTOs, ov, (dvOffjiov, peca) flowing from (Formed as if from a Verb *dv60oj.') dv-T|vuo-TOS and UV-TJVVTOS, ov, (a privat., dvvoi) not flowers.
dvifjvo06,
it
Ep.
pf. 2
intr.,
with
pres, signf.
has
to be accomplished, endless, aimless.

dv-T|va>p, opos, like dvavopos.
6,
(o privat., dvrjp) unmanly, dastardly,

pf. pass,
dv0cp,-c!j87]s,
dvOep.-oup'yos, uv,(dv9e[j,ov,*pyQJ} working inflowers. fs, contr. for
cTSos) flowery, blooming.
dvfjmrai, 3 sing.
dv-t]irua>,
f.
of dvdina).
aoi, to
cry aloud.
dv0|op,at, fut. med. dv060, Ep. for dvdOov, aor. 2 med. imperat. ofdvaTidTjfjt.1.
'ANH'P,
dvfp
:
6,
gen. dvopos, dat. dvopi, ace. dvopa, voc.
plur. dvopes, -dpwv, -opdffi, -Spas. Ep. also gen. a man, as opp. to dvtpos, etc., dat. pi. dvopecrffi :
Lat. vir (not homo). II. a man, as opp. to God, iraTrjp dvSpwv re 6eu>v Tf. III. a man, as opp. to a youth. IV. a man, emphatically, a man indeed, opp. to dvOpooTros TTO\\OI fj.\v dvOpcuiroi,
woman,
and dvGepiKos, 6, = dv8*pi, a stalk. dv0eptg, IKOS, 6, (dOrjp) the beard of an ear of corn, the ear. 2. a stalk.
dv0ptKir),
fj,
dv06p6(i>v, wvos, 6, (dvOeca) the chin, Lat.
mentum.
dv0<rav, Ep. for dve0e<rav, 3
plur. aor. 2
of dvaTiOrjfJU.
oXiyoi 8e dvSpfs. Virgil's vir gregis.
V. a husband; aiywv
dvfjp,
dv0-60-Tidco, to feast in return. 'Av0O"rTipi.a, <av, Ta, the Feast of Flowers, the three days' festival of Bacchus at Athens, in the month
Anthesterion.
'AvOccrTrjpuov, wvos, o, the month Anthesterion, eighth of the Attic year, answering to the end of February and beginning of March. 'Av06<r4>6pia, wv, Ta, the Anthesphoria, a festival in honour of Proserpine, who was carried off while
dvf|p, Att. crasis for 6 dvrjp. dvrjpe0ir]v, aor. I pass, of dvatpfo). dv-T|pi0p.os, ov, poet, for dv-dpi6ôs.
dvr)p6p.7]V, aor. 2 of dvepofxti.
dv-T]pOTOs, ov, (a privat., dpocy) unploughed.

dv/]pTT]jJUH, aor. I act.
and
pf. pass,
of gathering flowers.
From
dvqtrov or awrjTOv, TO, Ion. for dvijOov. dv-TjoxnrjTOs, Att. d-Y|TTT]TOS, ov, (a privat.,
dv06cr-<j)6pos, ov, (avQos, <pfp<v) bearing flowers. ttv0To, Ep. for di/e'0eTo, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of dva-
unconquered, unconquerable. dvif|Tivos, rj, ov, Dor. for dvrjOivos. dvrjTOv or dvvT]TOv, TO, Dor. and Aeol. for dvrj9ov.
dv-T|TTi]TOS, ov, Att. for dv--qo"at]TOS.
dv-Ti4>at<TTOs, ov, (a privat., "H</>cu0Tos) without real flre ; irvp dvijâiaTov, i. e. the fire of discord.
dvf]4>0t]v, aor. I pass,
dv00),
f. -fjffQ},
to
bloom, blossom
sea, avQtlv vftcpois to be overspread colours, to be bright : metaph. to
metaph. of the with corpses of

:
bloom, flourish,
dv9uv
dvopdffi to as a disease.
dv07j,
rj,
abound
ft
in
men
to be at the height,
= dv9os,
2.
blossom.
of dvdinca.
dvfj(j)0w, 3 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of dvdiTTO}. dvT)x0Tiv, aor. I pass, of dvdyca. dvfjij/a, aor. I of dvdirT(u.
: hence dv0i]p6s, d, ov, (dvOtoi) flowering, blooming metaph. in full force, in perfecfresh, young:
tion.
bright-coloured.
:
3.
of
dv0-aipop,at,
f.
rjaopjai
Dep.
(dim,
:
alpfoi)
to
dv0-T]cr(rdop,at, pf. dv9rjaffrjfMii in turn, give way in turn.

dv0t]-<j)6pos, ov,
Pass.
style, florid. : to be beaten
choose one thing instead of another to prefer, choose instead. II. to dispute, lay claim to. dv0-dXio-KOp,at, f. -ahajaofwi, Pass, to be caught or
killed in turn.
dv0cff(p6pos, flower-bringing. dv0Co>, f. iffoj, (dv9os) to strew with flowers : to deck Pass. as with flowers ; and so, to dye with colmirs :
to
bloom:
to be
dyed; part.
is
pf.
^v9ia^vos, metaph.
dv0ap-i.XXdop.at, f. êrojucu, Dep. to vie with another, be rivals : to race one another. From
of one whose hair
dv0-dp,tXXos, ov,
(O.VTL,
afuAAa) rivalling.
:
sprinkled with white. dv0ivos, 77, ov, (avOos) offlowers, blooming, fresh. dv0-itnT<iop,ai, f. acrobat Dep. to ride against. Hence
:
av0-<iTTTOpxu, Ion. avT-dirrop-at, f. if/opai to lay hold meddle with, engage in. of,
Dep.
2. to
lay
dvOimracria, 97, a sham-fight of horse. dv0-iirn-vw, = i'
"
and impf.,
I. Causal in pres. dv0-<mr]p,i, (dvTi, TffTTjiu). in fut. dvaarrjooj and aor. I dvc(TTT]O~a, to
:
'AN0PH'NH,
nest.
77,
a wild bee
dv0pTjviov, TO, the honeycomb of a wild bee
a bee or wasp. Hence : a wasps'
set against, esp. in battle
to set
II.
over against': to
compare, Lat. componere.
intrans. in
Med.
or
dvOpco-jr-dpcaKos, ov,
pleaser.
6,
(dvQponros, dpeffKca) a
man-
Pass. dvOiffTafjiai, also in pf. act. dvOfffTijtca, aor. 2

dvT(<TTT)V, to stand against, withstand, oppose.
dv0oJ3oX&>, f. rjcroj, to bestrew with flowers From to have flowers showered upon one.
Pass.
<iv0pa>irdpu>v, TO, Dim. of dvOpanros, a manikin. dvOpamlt], contr. dv0pcoirf] (sub. oopd), 77, a man's skin.
a, ov, Ion. dv0pamT|ios, 77, ov, (dvdfxuof or belonging to man, befitting mans nature, human : Adv. -o>s, by human means, in all human
dvOo-poXos, ov, (dv0os, fiaXXoi) garlanded with

flowers. dv0o-8taiTOS, ov, (avQos, Siaira) living on flowers,
I
dvOpunmos,
TTOS)
dv0o-8oKos,
~*dv0pcoiTT|ios, 77, ov, Ion. for dvOpdmeios. dv00KOfAi>, dv0pu>mco, f. iaoj, (dvQpomos) to behave like a man : dv0o-Kop.os, ov, (dvQos, /co/iecu) bearing flowers. dv0o-KpoKOS, ov, (dvOos, KptKca) woven or worked Pass, to become man. with flowers, partly-coloured. dv0po>mKos, 77, 6v, of or for a man, human. dv0pomlvos, 77, ov, (avOponros) of, from or belonging dv0oX<>Y0, f. 770-0?, (avOoXofos) to gather flowers.
'
ov, (dvOos, Sexoficu) receiving flowers. From f. 770-01, to produce flowers.
probability.
Hence
dv0o\o-yia, 77, a flower-gathering : 'AvOoXoyiai were collections of small Greek poems, which one editor made up (as it were) into a nosegay.
to
man, human;
irdv
TO dvOpcumvov
all
mankind;
TcL
Adv., dvOpcnrivus dvOpwTTiva the fortunes of man. ajjLapTavfiv to commit human, i.e. venial, errors.
dv0pwmov,
TO,
dv0o-XoYOS, ov, (avOos, A. 670;) gathering flowers. to dv0-op.oXoYop,ai, Dep. (dvri, ufjioXoyeoâi) 2. to conmake a mutual agreement or compact, fess or give thanks in turn. dv0ovop.o, to feed on flowers. From dv0o-vojios, ov, (dvOos, vepofMi) feeding on flowers. dv0-oirXa>, f. to"o>, to arm against : Pass, and
:
uv0pooiTU7Kos,
o,
Dim. of dvOpamos. Dim. of dvOpuiros, a

77,
little
man
manikin, Lat. homuncio.

\
dv0po)Tro-8ai|jLa)v, ovos, o,
(dvOpcairos, Scuîorc/)
man-god,
a man.
i.
e.
deified
k s,
man,
hero.
dv0pcimo-i8T|S,
(dvOpomos, c75os) in the shape of
oneself against. dv0ope, poet, for dveOope, 3 sing. aor. 2 of dvaOpuff/eca. dv0-opfxo>, f. 770-01, to lie at anchor, be moored opposite one another. V (os, TO, that which buds, a young bud or
Med.
to be
armed,
arm
dv0pa>iro-KT6vos, ov, (avOpomos, KTfivoj) murdering II. proparox. dvOpanro-KTovos, murdered by men; jSopd dvOp. a feeding on slaughtered
men, homicidal.
men.
dv0pcoiroiroua,
;
77,
a making of man.
From
AN@O2,
sprout ; a flower ; the bloom of a flower : things, the froth or scrim on water : dv9os o'ivov, Lat.
also of
dv0pa)iro-Troi6s, ov, (dvOpcuiros, irotfai) making man. "AN0PniIO2, 6, man, Lat. homo (not vir) : plur. 01 dvOpanrot, men in general, mankind ; so, fj-dXiffra
or T]KiaTa dvOpuTTcav most or least of all men. II. metaph. the Like flos vini, the crust on old wines. bloom or flower of a thing, 77/3775 dvOos the bloom of dvrjp, it is joined to another Subst., as dvOp&nros o8iT7]S youth generally, grace, pride, honour : also the height a wayfaring man. As opp. to dvrjp, it expresses con:
of anything, bad as well as good. colour, brilliancy, as of gold.
2.
brightness of tempt, as Lat.

slaves, cD
:
dv0-o<rp,ias, ov, 6, (dvrt, 007^7) redolent offlowers generally, sweet-scented, as epithet of wine.
fern,
homo opp. to vir : used in addressing The fem. dvOponros, 77, (like homo dvOpame. in Lat.) a woman.
TÔ-O;,
av0pcoiros, Att. crasis for 6 dvOpcairos.
(avOos} a flowering, bloom. dv6o(J)op6co, f. 770-01, (dvOocpupos} to bear flowers From dv0<>4>opia, rd, 'AvOfffcpopia.
dv0<xnjvir],
77,
dv0peoiro-(r4)aYt>, f. slay or sacrifice men.
(dv6panros,
ff<pdTTQ}) to
dv0o-(j>6pos,
ov,
(avOos,
<pepca)
bearing flowers,
dv9po)iro4)aYew, f. 770-0', (dvQpa.irocpdyos') to eat or man's flesh. Hence

<xv0pcoiro<f>aYta,
77,
men
flowery
blooming.
an eating of men.
men,
dv0o-4>trr|s, f$, (dvOos, <>U77 )
of the nature offlowers,
a,v0p<0iro-<f>dYOS, ov, (dvdpanros, (payftv') eating
bright-coloured.
cannibal.
dv0pa)iro-4)i5T|S, es, (avSpomos, <pvfj) of man's nature. dv-0pwcrKa>, poet, and Ion. for dva-OpwaKca. to a cinder. dv0-vppi|;co, f. to-o>, to abuse one another, abuse in uvOpaKid, as, Ep. dv0pa,KiT|, 775, 77, (a.vQpa.) a heap of turn. coal or charcoal, hot coals. 2. blackness as of coals. dv0-uira,Ya>, to bring to trial or indict in turn. to And ij<o, f. CTOJ, to be proconsul. dv0paKoop.ai, pf. ^vOpaKca/jiat Pass. (dvOpa) be burnt to cinders. From 7, 6v, proconsular. V a proconsul, for dvTi t/TraTou, Lat. O.KOS, u, coal or charcoal, mostly in plur. , 6, dv0p-r]8u>v, ovos, 77, a wasp or hornet. pro consule.
: :
:
dv0patcV3, os, 77, (avQpa) a charcoal-burner. Hence dv0paKija), f. aca, to be a charcoal-burner : to burn
AN0PAS,
dv0-iJimicw,
f.
fa, (dvTi, vireiKcu} to yield in turn.
Hence
av0t)imis,
:
y,
7>
a mutual yielding.
:
but in Ep. subj. dvrj-y for dvrj, opt. dve'nj, inf. dvetvat, Pass, dviffjiai : aor. I dveOijv : pf. dvpart, dvevres : to send up or forth, make ef/zat : (dvd, 177^4) :
esp. to send up, produce, as the earth II. to send back. nether world.
:
spring
VTTO: dv9-VTTOKpvojJiai, fut. -Kplvovpai Dep. (dvri, to dissemble or make pretences instead, or Kpivojjiai.)
up from the
III. to let
in answer. [ZV]
dv0-vir6fxvi)p,u,
f.
go.
to -o/*o<rcu, (dj/rt, viro^vvfjn')
make
a counter-affidavit.
dv0-viroiTTt;a>, (avri, vTroirrfvcu) to suspect
ness.
mutually.
nvl to let loose against one, set upon him, like Lat. immittere alicui : hence generally, Med. dviffMi, to to set on. 3. to let alone, let : Pass, to be let go, go free ; part. pf. loosen, undo :
2.
dvievai
dv0-virovp-yo, (avri, virovpylca) to return a kind-
Hence
\
done in return. dv0virovpYT|p.a, arcs, TO, a kindness in return, dv0-v<J>aip0, (avri, ixpaiptoS) to take away
dv0-v<j>(<rrap.ai, fut. -inroo'TTjcrojUcu
:
going free, left to one's will and pleasure ; dvifJLvos ?s TI wholly engaged in a thing IV. like Lat. remitter e, to relax, properly hence
pass, dvetpevos
:
aor. 2 -VTTC-
to place oneself under a arrjv : (avri, vfpiarrjî} undertake thing in another's stead, to take on oneself, for another. dvOoiirXio-fJWH, pf. pass, of avOoir\ifa.
of a bow, to unstring : hence to neglect, give over, V. intrans. Pass, to be slack or unstrung. remit : in Act. to relax, be remiss, Lat. remisse agere.
dvnjpos, 77, ov, Ion. for dviapus. dviKa, Dor. for rfvina. [YJ
dv-iKavos, ov, (a privat., IKO.VOS) insufficient. ov, (a privat., ifctrevQ}) not entreated: act. not entreating.
'ANI'A,
Ion.
it
avL-t], 77,
trouble grief, sorrow, distress,
dv-iKTvros,
Homer
times
to be
uses
act.
ance of our
dvia.']
feast,
of a person, SCUTOS dvirj the annoylater dvla or some[dvlrj in Horn.,

II. intr.
d-viKijTOs, ov, (a privat., VIKOM) unconquered, un-
Hence
I
dvidb>, aor.
fjviaaa, to grieve, distress.
grieved or distressed, feel grief, sorrow. [P] dv-ldopuu, fut. dffofMu [d] Dep. to cure again, restore. dviapos, a, 6v, Ion. and Ep. dvw]pos, 77, ov, (dvtdoj)
,
conquerable. dv-i\cos, wv, gen. (a, Att. for dv-iXaos, (a privat., tXecws) unmerciful, [f]
to draw up water f. 7jo~onai : (dvd, t/zds) leather straps : generally to draw or haul up : Pass, to get up, mount up ; so also intr. (sub. lauroi/),
dv-i(j.do),
:
by
to
grievous, distressing : irreg.

grieved, distressed.
later also dvi-.~]
Comp. dvlrjpfcrrepos.
[In
II.
Adv. -pus.
Homer
:
dvlrjpos,
mount up. dvios, ov, (dvia)

dv-iirirevo),
f.
= dviapus.
ride on high.
dv-iaros, ov, (a privat., idojucu) incurable
of men,
dv-iovXos, ov, (a privat., iovXos} beardless.

oca, to
incorrigible. dvido>, fut. dffca [a], Ion. ^(ra>: aor. I fjviaffa, Dor. dviaaa : pf. ?}i/ida : Pass, with fut. med. dvidffoiMi :
/r*ss
dv-iiriros, ov, (a privat., ITTTTOS) without
a horse, not
to grzew, <#saor. I fjvidOrjv pf. fjvidpai : (dvi'a) : : Pass, to be grieved, etc. ; dvidoOai rovro to aor. I pass. part. be vexed at this : Homer has Ion.
:
dvirjOeis,
Hemer
in as Adj. a joyless, melancholy man. \l always, later also ,] dvtSciv, aor. 2 inf. of a pres. *dv-(i<a, to look up.
serving on horseback: of countries, unsuitedfor horses. = di/a-7reTo/u. dv-iirrafJKU, Dep., dviirro-irovs, o, 77, trow, TO, gen. iroSos, (dviirros, irovs) with unwashen feet. 2. not d-vnrros, ov, (a privat., vioj) unwashen.
to be
washed
out.
esp.
dv-tSpvros, ov, (a privat., iSpvco) unsettled, restless : having no fixed home, vagabond. dv-iSpom, Adv. of dvioparos, without sweat : hence
dvts, Boeot. for dvev, also Megarean. dv-io-os, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., iffos) unequal, un-
even
metaph. unfair,
f. duffoj,
[t
Ep.,
Att.]
dvicroo),
to
make
equal, equalise
Hence : Med. and
lazily, slowly.
dv-8po>TOs, ov, (a privat., ifyocw) not thrown into a sweat, not exerting oneself. dvieis, dvCet, 2 and 3 sing. impf. of dvirjfu. dviets, i sing. pres. of dvirjfu.
dvUp.ai, Pass, and Med. ofdvirjpi. dvicvai, pres. inf. of dv-irjfu, to send up.
inf.
Pass, to be equal in a thing. dvicrra and dvio-Tij, for dviarrjOi, imperat. of di'iffrrjfii.
dv-urrdvto, later form for sq.

I. Causal in pres. and dv-urrrjp-i, (dvd, io~rr)fj.i) : impf., in fut. dvaarrjaoj and aor. I dveffrijaa, to make to stand up, raise up, set up : to raise from sleep,
2. pres.
up. dv-tepos, ov, (a privat., fcpos) unholy, impious. [ T] dvio-K6, Ion. impf. of dvirjiu.
dv-CJcu, aor. I dveicra, (dvd, ifa") to set up. dvu]0eis, Ion. for dviaOtis, aor. I pass. part, of dvida). dv-i]p,i, impf. dvirjv ; also 2 sing. pres. dviefs, 2 and
of
dV-ei/zi (ef/ut ibo) to
go
Lat. excito, and. from the also to build up again.

stir
dead:
later, to set
2. to
up, build: rouse to action : to
their
3. to make people rise to leave up to rebellion. homes : transplant them; though in Pass., and intr. tenses, it usu. means to be unpeopled, laid waste ; X^Pa dvfarrjKvia a wasted land also to make sup:
3 sing. impf. dvifis,

dvitoj)
:
et
Ion. 3 sing. dvicaKc (as
if
from
pliants rise
and
leave sanctuary.
II. in aor. I
fut.
Ep.
also dveoca: aor. I dvijiea, also dveffa : aor. 2 not used in sing, ind.,
dvtio<a,
Ion. for war.
med.
4. to raise men also trans., dvaarrj-
ffaaOai iroA.iv to raise a city
for
oneself.
III.
avL<TTOpa)
intrans. in Pass, dviaraâi,
pf.
avopyiavros.
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with
aor. 2 act.
rise: dveffrrjKa and plqpf. -fffrrjKfiv, to stand up, to start up for action, dv. rivi to rise up against one
to rise
dv-oip,o>KTi, Adv. of dvoipuKTus, without wailing: also without need to wail, i. e. with impunity, [t]
from ones
:
seat as a
mark
of respect
to rise
to rise
dv-oificoKTOS, ov, (a privat., ot/io;fa>) aor. I inf. of dvoiyvvfjit.
unmourned.
from
illness
sleep
:
to rise
from
the
dead :
from an
to rise to go, set out. dv-io-TOpo, f. 170-0;, to make inquiry, ask. for dviaraao, imperat. of dv-iaraât. ,
ecus, f), (dvoiyvv/ju) an opening. dvot(TTOv, verb. Adj. of dva<f>pca, one must report. dvoioros, Ion. avwurros, 77, 6v, (dva^fpca) reported,
referred for decision.

dv-oucTTpea), f. TIOOJ, (dvd, ofcTTpos) to
dvoLcrcu, fut.
dv-ex)
<fX
l
to raise, lift up.
2. intr., dvi-
goad to madness.
fa 105 the sun
rises.
of dva<pfpoj.
cwcrcos, Adv. of dviffos, unequally. dvurwo-ts, ecus, 77, (dviaooj) an equalising. dv-txveua>, f. ffoj, to trace back, of a hound.
dvicpa/TO, Ion. for dvidoivro, 3 pi. opt. of dvidofj.ai. dv-veifiT), poet. aor. I subj. of dva.vffj.ca.
dvouro, 3 sing. pres. pass. opt. of avca. pi. aor. I pass. subj. of dvoiyvvfju. dvoKO>XT|, 17, (dv-oKQ)Xa P^ of dv-exoi) a cessation II. a hindrance. of arms, armistice.
^LvoixOuio-tv, 3
,
77,
the state of
an avo\@os,
misery.
dvvciTai, poet, for dvaveirai, 3 sing, of dvavcop,ai.
s,
,
ov,=avo\@os.
ov, (a privat., oA^3os) unblest, wretched.
dwe(j>\os, Ep. for dvefyeXos. dwcuo-ao-Oai, poet. inf. aor. I of dvaveoofMi.

poet, for dva-frpaivca. f. ^cw, (ova, oOTjytco) to guide back.
dv-o8os, ov, (a privat., oSos) having no road, impassable.
ov, (a privat., 6\cOpos) not ruined. (dve\Koj) a drawing up. dv-oXoXt<>, va), (dvd, 6\o\vfa) to cry aloud, to II. i. to wail or bewail loudly. shout with joy. Causal, to make one shout.
dv-oXcOpos,
dvoXi<T|,
17,
dv-o8os,
Asia.
57,
II.
(dvd, oSos) a way a way back.

set
up
esp. into central
dv-oXo<J>vpojiai, into loud wailing,
Dep. (dvd, 6\o(pvpofiaC) to break

[y]
[y] d-voT|p,o)v, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., vofca) senseless. d-voTjros, ov, (a privat., j/oeo>) not thought on, not to be thought on. II. act. not understanding,
dv-o8vpop.cu, Dep. to
up a wailing,
without rain. dv-op,|3pos, ov, (a privat., o/tj3pos) to act lawlessly. dvop.co>, f. rjaca, (dVo/tos) lawlessness. dvop.ia, Ion. dvop,tTj, 77, (dvofios)
foolish : unreasonable, Lat. amens dvoia, Ep. dvoiT), 77, (dj/oos) want of understanding,
folly.
r
no indv-o|JiCXTiTOS, ov, (a privat., 6/xfAu) having tercourse with others, unsociable.

without eyes. dv-6p.p.3TOS, ov, (a privat., o(j.(Jtd) unlike. dv-6|j.oios, ov, also a, ov, (a privat., o/xotos)
dvop,oi6Trjs, Tt]Tos,
dvo|JiOiO)(ris, fcas,
77,
dv-oiYvvpa and dv-otYW, Ep. dva-oCyo) f. dvoica with double augm., impf. dvfwyov, Ion. dvaoiyeffrcov
:
to dvofxoioo), (dvofjLoios)
77,
(dv6fj.oios) unlikeness. make unlike : Pass, to be so.

:
pf. I
Ion. avoiga. or av<ua ; 2 dvecaya. : Pass, dvoiyvvjjiai : fut. dvoixdrio'o/j.ai, fut. 2 dvoiyr)ffofj.ai, fut. 3 dvfdgofMi : aor. I dvfa>x.0ijv, inf. dvoixOrjvai: (dvd, 0170;): I. to
aor.
I
di/ecua, Att. tfvoiga,

>
-
a making unlike
unlikeness.
:
dvo>xa P 1
dv-ofi.oXo-ytop.ai,
Dep.
(di/d,
i\ao\uti : pf. to agree opoXoyeca) :
f.
dvcufJioXoyijâi
upon a
thing.
2. metaph. to lay open, disclose. open, undo. as nautical term, absol., to get into the open sea Pass, to be open.
3.
:
dv-oiyci),
f.
a>,
v. foreg.
:
dv-oi8atvco, (dvd, oloaivca) : fut. dvoiSrfffoj to swell up : to swell with 8rjKa : passion.
pf.
dvyII.
not dvop.oXoYOvp.6vos, 77, ov, (a privat., oftoXoyeoj) : not admitted, not granted. agreeing, inconsistent without law, lawless, d-vop,os, ov, (a privat., j/o/tos) II. Adv. -fjuus, without law. (VO/JLOS n) impious. unmusical. Dor. dv-ovaros, ov, (a privat., 6vivr)fJ.i) dv-6vTiTOS, as Adv., ununprofitable, useless : neut. pi. dvuvrjra,
profitably, in vain. d-voos, ov, contr. dvovs, our, (a privat., voos) with-
dv-oiKico,
fut. iaca, Att. to), to rebuild.
to
make
from
a person change his dwelling, to remove his abode: Pass, and Med. to migrate.
city.
him
2.
dvoiKiîv iro\iv to dispeople a

to be built
HI. in Pass.
the coast.
up
the country,
away from
III. to
dv-oiKoSo(icb), f. i]<j<ti, II. to rebuild. up.
(dvd, ot/coSo/*o;) to
build
out understanding, foolish. dvoirata, Adv., either (from a privat., oô/zat, fut. of or (from dvca} upwards, up in the air. opdca), unnoticed; dv-oirXos, ov, (a privat., oirXov} without the large
wall up.
dv-oiKos, ov, (a privat., ofos) houseless, homeless. dv-oiKTeov, verb. Adj. of dv-oiyca, one must open. dv-oiKTipjtcov, ovos, (a privat., olKripfjuav) unpitying,
merciless.
which distinguished the armed: generally, unarmed.

shield
hoplite,
not heavy-
dv-oirros, ov, (a privat., 6i//o(Mi) unseen. dv-opdros, ov, also d-oparos, (a privat., opdcu)
foreg.
dv-oiKTurros, ov, (a privat., OIKTI^CO) unpitied. dvoiKTos, 17, 6v, (dvoi-yvvfii} opened. dv-oiKTos, ov, (a privat., oZ/fros) pitiless, ruthless. dv-otjxcjjco, fut. wofuu, to wail aloud.
dv-opySvos,
ments.
ov, (a privat., opyavov") without instru-
no orgies.
dv-op-yiaoros, ov, (a privat., opytdfa) attended by II. in whose honour no orgies are held*
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avopea
|
dvopca, lon.-i\vopiri,^,(dvr}p}manhood,courage. [a] dvopeos, a, ov, (dvrjp) manly, courageous, like dvSptios.
[a]
:
\
dvT-aYa>vio(A, f. wffca to set upright again, restore: Oovv, aor. I ^vwpOaxra:
to set straight again, set right.
dvTaYo>vt<TTT|s, ov, o, an adversary, rival. dvT-a8iKctd, f. rjffca, to wrong or injure in return.
dv-op|xos, ov, (a privat., op/zos) without harbour, inhospitable.
nvi
Med., dvrafipeffGai xftpas dvr-aipot} dvT-aeipoj, to raise one's hands against one.
:
dvr-aOXos, ov, (dvri, aOXos) struggling against,

f.
dv-opcvM,
leap up
:
ovffa
aor. I dvopovffa
to start up,
rivalling.
f. effofjiai, Med. to respect one another. dvratos, a, ov, (dvrd) set over against, right opposite : dvraia (sub. 7^77717), a wound in front. 2. II. besought with prayers ; rd dvraia hostile. 6ewv prayers to the gods.
to
mount
f.
swiftly.
dvT-ai8ojjiat,
dv-6po<|>os, ov, (a privat., opocpos) roofless.
dv-opTaXio>,
iffca,
(dvd, opraXiôj) to flap the

:
wings
:
end crow,
to
to strut.
fut. feu
; :
dv-opvaxrw, Att. -^rrco
dig up what has been buried open a grave. dv-opx0(xai, f. rjffojMii, Dep. to jump up and dance
about.
dv-6o*ios, ov, or a, ov, (a privat., offios) unholy, wicked, Lat. profanus : dvoaios vfKvs a corpse with
all the rites unpaid.
(dvd, opvffffoj) dv. rdtpov to break
to raise dvT-aipo), f. dvrapS) : aor. I dvrrjpa II. against. seemingly intr. (sub. x 6 '/*1 *)* 'o resist, withstand.
:
dvT-atTeoj,
f.
ANTAKAF O2,
f.
r)ffQ},
to
demand
in return.
6, a sort
dvT-aKovw,
return.
ovffofJLai,
of sturgeon. to hear in turn : to listen in
Hence
dvocrioTTjs, rjros, 17, unholiness. d-vo<ros, Ion. d-votcros, ov, (a privat., voffos) with-
out sickness, healthy, sound

defect, healthy
p
: of things, free dvoffos rcaKotv untouched by
from
ill.
all
dvT-aKpodop,ai, f. daoftat, Dep. = dvraKovoj. dvT-SXdXdô), f. d(a, to return a shout. avTaXXa-yjAa, aros, TO, that which is given or taken
in exchange,
to
dv-6oT6os, ov, (a privat., OGTÔV) without bones. u-v6o rl[Jios, ov, (a privat., voffTipos) not returnII. not to be retraced. ing. d-voo-ros, ov, (a privat., voaros) without return. dv-OTOTuo>, (dvd, brorot) to break out into wailing. dv-ovaros, ov, (a privat., ovs) without ear : without
handle.
an exchange. dvT-aXXdao"a>, Att. -TTO>,
From
fut.
:
00
aor. I - ri\Xaa to take
give or take in exchange thing in exchange for another.

dvr-dfjiij3o|jLai,
f.
Med.
one
to give or take in give punishment in 3. to exchange for ill-conduct, to requite, punish. Hence give words in exchange, answer.
if/opai,
Med.
exchange, to exchange.
2. to
d-vovs, contr. for a-voos.
dvTap,Li}/is,
other, resist.
ecus,
17,
an exchanging.
d-vowos,
ov, Ion. for d-voffos.
dvT-anvvop,ai, Med. to defend oneself against an2.
dv-ovroTOS, ov, (a privat., ovraca) unwounded. dv-ovnrjTi, Adv. of foreg., without wound. \l\ dvox"T|, 17, (dvtx *) a holding back, stopping, esp. of II. (di/exo/u) longhostilities, an armistice.
suffering, forbearance.
to requite. to
dvT-ava{3?pda>,
to
avT-avdyw,
to sea
f-
<*>,
make go up in turn. lead up against^ esp.
to
against
generally to attack.
2. to
put out bring
up
hold up,
lift
instead.
dv-ox|Atto>,
f.
dffca, to
up.
dvdcrrrj6i.
dvora, Ep. shortd. imperat. for dvdara, dvords, dva"rr|(Jicvat, Ep. for dvaffrds, aor. 2 part, and inf. of dviffrijfj.1.
dvo"TT|<ra>,
dv<TTT|'nrjv,
dvaffrrjvai
f. -avaXwffa), to destroy in return. dvT-avap,Vft), to wait instead. in opposition. dvT-avairifjnrXifjixi, to fill in turn or dvT-avairXK<o, f. <o, to plait in rivalry with.
dvT-avaXio-KO),
Ep. for dvaffrrjao}, fut. of dviffrrjfju. Ep. for dvcffrfjTrjv, 3 dual aor. 2 of dv-
dvT-avairXi)p6o>,
f.
dvT-dvcijJii, (dvri, dvd,
dvT-avio-Tquu,
wow, to put in as a complement. dpi ibo) to go up against. I. Causal, in pres. and impf.,
dv(TTp\J;tav, for dvaffrptyeiav. dvtrx^tetv, dv(rx 60 Ep. for aor. 2 inf. act. and imper. med. of avex 03 dv-o-x^ros, Ep. for dva-(rx f Tos. dvra, (dvri, dvrrjv) Adv. over against, face to face, Lat. coram. II. as Prep. c. gen., over against; dvra irapeidcav before the cheeks, of a veil confronted with : most freq. in hostile sense, against, dvra Aios
>
:
fut.
and aor.
in
I, to set
up against or instead
pf.
of.
II.
intr.
Pass.,
with aor. 2 and
act.,
to
rise
up
against. dvr- agios, a, ov, worth just as

to.
much
as, equivalent
Hence
f.
avragioo),
in turn.
wffa), to
demand
to
as an equivalent or
in return.
dvT-airaiTa>,
<
f.
rjffca,
demand
iro\(fjii(iv.
dvT-a Trap.eij3op,ai, Med.

f.
to obey in turn. to
d.VT-d.yopa<a,
dffai, to
t
buy in return.
:
avT-aircpiiKCo, to keep off" in turn.

to con-
dvT-oYP
tradict.
'" <') t
^ acu>
speak against, reply
dvT-airo8iKvu|Ai,
,answer.
f.
-Set^cw,
prove in return or
67
dvT-airo8CSo)jit,
f.
-ouoca:
II. to
aor.
dvraiTfScaKa:
i.
to
dvT-aiTo,
,
f.
170-0;,
to
demand
in return.
give back, repay.

so.
III. intr. to
render,
e.
make, so and
(tlpi ibo) to
,
IV. answer, correspond with. to deliver in turn : to explain in turn. Hence And avraTToSofjia, aros, TO, requital, recompense. dvTcnroSoo-is, eo;s, 77, a giving back in turn, repayment : reward. avraTToSoOvai., aor. 2 inf. of avrairooioca/M.
dvT-airoKptvojjuu, Med. to answer again. avT-airoKTCiva), f. -Krfvia, to kill in return.
Dep. = dvTifj.i.
oca, to try
march out against.
|a>, f.
other
Med.
to
one by the standard of anmeasure oneself against another.

oca, to
so, f.
ride out against.
fcas, 77,
(dvri, lo/>/xdo;)
a sailing out
against.
avT-eirdyco, f. dvT-6iratv0),
0;,
f.
to lead or (intr.} to
advance against.
eoca, to
praise in return.
avT-airoXajApdva),
dvT-airoXXiJjJii,
to
f.
-\.rjôfj.ai, to
receive in return.
:
destroy in return
Pass,
and
Med., with
dvT-airoTtvto,
perf. 2 act. -6\ca\a, to perish in turn. f. -rioca, to requite.
dvT-iravaYOp.<u, Med. to put to sea against, to rush upon, attack. f. cu, to lead or march out against.
,
,
(fffJii
f.
avT-airo<J>aiva>, f. -cpavu, to shew on the other avT-dirrofxai, Ion. for dvO-dirropai.
hand.
avT-eireJ-eXavvco,
ibo) to march out against. Att. -ef \ca, to march out against.
dvT-eir^pxop,ai, Dep.
dvT-empoijXctJco,
f.
f.
= dvTeirffi/j,i.
form
dvr-apKfo), f. fffca, to hold out against : to hold out. to greet in turn: avT-ao-iraop.(n, f. doo/tat: Dep.:
to receive kindly.
oca, to
counter-designs.
dvT-6mSeiKW|ju,
avT-emOvjAea),
f.
o(ica, to shew forth in turn. in turn : Pass., dvr770-0;, to desire
From avravycta, f. 770-0;, to reflect light, to reflect. dvT-avYT|S, es, (dvri, avffj} reflecting light. dvT-avSdu), f. 770-0;, to speak against, answer. aor. I -rjvriyoa dvrcico, Ion. avrew, f. 770-0; (avra, of persons, to come opposite to, meet face to dvri) : also dvrrjoai fiaxys, oairos, etc., to meet with, face take part in, partake of. aor. i of dvn0o\ca. f. o"o;, to accuse in turn.
:
7riOvfj.io6ai rtvos to
have a thing desired from one.

help in return.
:
dvT-6mjcovpi>,
:
f.
rjoca, to
dvT-irifjiX0|Aai,
fut.
:
med. rfoopai
aor. I
pass.
Dep.
,
to
f.
give heed in turn.
dvT-6iriTd<rtrco,
f.
oca, to take the field against. 0;, to enjoin in turn.

f.
dvT-TTUTixCJop,ai,
pass, -rfrfix.iop.ai. retaliation.
:
med.
:
,,
Dep.
ioofw.1, Att. tovfiat : pf. to build forts against in
dvT-6iKaa>,
in return.
f.
doopai
aor. I -rj.faoa
to
compare
dv-TCtvo), poet, for dva-reivca. dvT-iirov, aor. 2 without any pres. in use, to speak Cf. dvr-epia. ogainst or in answer, gainsay.
to entrust in answer. uvT-6iriTi0T]}Jii, fut. 0770-0;, dvT-epavio>, f. ioca, (dvri, epavos} to contribute one's share in turn : Pass, to be repaid.
dvTpcurrf)S, ov,
6,
a rival in
:
love.
From
dvT-cpdco, to love in return
to rival in love.
dvr-6ipop,ai, Ion. for dvr-tpopai. dvT-ptSo>, f. o-oj, to set firmly against, to plant II. intr. to set oneself steadfastly against. dvr-icrdY<>, f. ô;, ô introduce instead, substitute. firm. dvT-6ter4>pa), f. -aooioca, to pay or contribute for Hence
I
another: cf. flocpopd. for another.

>, f.
f.
II. to
substitute
one thing
dvTpi<rus,
fcas, 77,
obstinate resistance.
:
dvT-pop,ai, Ion. -eipojjwu

to steal
aor. 2
-rjpufjiTjv
Dep.
fa,
i[/ca,
away
in return.
to ask in turn.
j,
tyca,
to to
dvT-KTTp,irco,
dvT-eKirXco),
f.
f.
knock out in return. fend out in return.

out against. out against: hence
-Tr\evaofja,i, to sail
dvT-cpiJO|xai, Dep. to make equal in weight with : hence, to value equally with, [uj dvT-pw, fut. without any pres. in use : pf. dvrdprjica
:
dvT-6KTCvci>,
to
f.
-e/cT(v2>, to stretch
(cf.
avrtitrov}
to
compare one with another.

>, r,
fut.
pass.,
ovotv
dvretprjofrai
6,
speak against, gainsay : no denial shall be
f.
-fKOpdfj.ovfMii, to sally out against, aor. 2 med. of dvn\afj.0dvca.
given.
dvr-epcos, OJTOS,
return-love, love-for-love.
dvreXXoura, Dor.
d.var\\co.
for
dvff\\ovoa,
part.
fern,
of
dvreXXco, poet, for dva-rt\Xca.

dvT-eXiri^co, fut. iaca, Att.
to),
to
dvT-p,pdXXa>,
in turn.
ttVT-|A|3lf3cia>,
f.
-f/^/3dAtt, intr. to
hope instead. make an inroad
dvT-pcoTd(o, f. 770-0;, to ask in turn. dvT-ecmrjv, aor. 2 ind. of dv$iorr}fJ.i. dvT-6VpYT6O), f. Tfoca, to return a kindness. dvT-ewoeo), f. 770-0;, to wish well in return.
dvr-f\u> or dvT-(crx<>,
'
f.
f.
do"o;, to
put on board instead.

right in.
in turn.
3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of sq.

f.
to hold against; x ^P P -Ts dvrex fiv to i'oxw) II. hold one's hand so as to shade one's eyes. intrans. to hold out against, withstand : absol. to hold
III. Med. to out: hence to suffice, be enough. hold out against something later, with gen. only, to hold on by, hold to, cleave to. ov, (dvri, 77'Atos) opposite the sun : i. e.
:
;,
dv9fca : (dvri, eyo) or ( a K a
-fj.-nr)ca, to stick
-ffj.npr)OQ}, to set
dvT-6p,irLirpT]p.i,
f.
on fire in return.
dvT-evSiStojjLi,
>, f.
f.
-(vStuoca, to
give
way
dca, to export instead.
D2
looking
east,
eastern
gods facing the sun.
Saiftoves dvrrjXioi, statues of II. like the sun.
dvTt{3iT]v, Adv. against, with force to force. ace. fem. from
Properly
dvTtco, Ion. for dvrdoj. dvTi-ptos, a, ov, also os, ov, (dim, @ia) opposing 2. face force to force ; avTiftiois eneeffffi with wrangling dvnjv, Adv. (dvr'i) against, face to face, to words neut. dvri&iov, as Adv. to face, openly, before all. dvriftirji/. 3. dvryv (pxfÔai look in the face. dvTt-jBXeiro), f. ifxa, to look straight at, go straight forward ; dvrrjv fidXXtaOai to be struck in ecus, fj, a looking in the face.
:
front.
dvTipXevjas,
dvT-T|vwp, opos,
dvr-ir)pTTf)S,
6,
57.
(avri, dv-qp) instead cf
a man.
ov,
:
against another
6, (avri, eptrrjs) one who rows generally, a rival.
dvr-T|pT)S, fs, (dvr'i) set over against, opposite; nXrjat the 'yal crrfpvojv dvrrjpcts blows aimed straight
breast.
I
to help in turn or mutually. f. -fjaca, dvTipoXeco, f. 7)0QJ : aor. with double augm. 7jvre06to meet by chance, Xrjffa, Ep. di/TC/3- : (dvrifidXXaj) II. to meet with, partake hit upon, esp. in battle. III. to meet as a suppliant, enof, c. gen. rei
dvTi-pcn]0G>,
treat, c. ace. pers.
Hence
an entreaty, dvTip6Xir]<n.s, ecus, fj, and dvTijBoXCa, rj, dvrqpCs, i5os, ij, (dvrfpf&ca) a prop : a beam to support the outer timbers of a ship's bow, in case of prayer. a shock. P eri with pres. sense, to return a cry. to rival in pedigree. f. rjffoj, dvTf|cri, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of dvrdca. From dvT-i)X<>, Dor. -axw, f rjffca, to re-echo. dvTi-yvcojAoveco, to be of a different opinion. a dif' 'ANTI', Prep, with gen. orig. sense over against: I. dvTt~Yvu)|xtov, ov, gen. ovos, (avri, ^vup-rf) of II. to denote worth, ferent opinion. of Place, opposite, before. value, put for, for, Lat. pro, instar ; dvrl iroXXwv dvTLYpa<j>6ts, <HS, 6, (avrfypafyca) one who keeps a I. Xaa/v ton, he is worth many people: hence counter-reckoning, a check-clerk. II. a reply in writing. in re turn for. 2. for the sake of. 3. instead Tj, rj, (dvnjpd<j)Cij) of, for. 3. to mark comparison; tv dvO' kvos one as law-term, properly the answer put in by the deset against the other, compared with it. 5. with fendant ; but also of the plaintiff, an indictment. verbs of entreaty, like Trpos with gen., by, Lat. per. dvTrypa<J>os, ov, copied: hence as Subst. avriypatya, In Compos, it signifies From I. over against, as in rd, copies. f. to write against or in answer, 2. in opposition to, as in dvn-iroXtdvri-iropos. if/of, dvTi,-Ypa,4>ci>, Med., with pf. pass. dvriy(ypafj.^tat, to 3. one against another, mutually, as in dvn- write back : 4. in return, as in dvn-$oi]Qkca. 5. put in as a plea, to plead against : cf. dvriypatyrj.
"'
instead, as in dvr-rjvojp.
dvri-0os.
to 6. equal to, like, as in dvTt-SdKvo), f. -oôpai : pf. pass. -5edrjyfj.at bite at or in turn. corresponding, as in dvri-fiopcpos. dvria, Adv. = dvriqv, properly neut. pi. of dvrios. dvTi-Scîoojjiat, Med. to give one another the right dvTidav, Ep. pres. inf. of dvndca. hand, to greet in return. dvn.dao-06, -0cu, Ep. 2 pi. ind. and inf. Med. of Dep. avripXtiroj. dvndca. f. ojucu, Dep. to receive in return. to rival as a demagogue. , f. rjffca, dvridfo), f. dcrca, Dor. d ca : aor. I tyriaaa (avri) to come or go towards, meet, as friend or foe. 2. a,VTi-8ia|3aiva>, f. /3r)aofj.ai, to cross in turn. of things, to meet with, obtain. II. to approach dvn-SiaTi07][JU, f. -Brjaoj, to dispose or arrange in with prayer, entreat. turn: Med. to set oneself against others, offer redvTi-dveipa, f), fem. Adj. (avri, dvrip) a match for sistance. men, as good as man, of the Amazons. dvTi-8t8dcrKaXo8, o, mostly in plur. of poets who avTidw, f. daca Ep. pres. dvnoca, 3 pi. imperat. bring rival plays on the stage : cf. sq. dvnocavrcav, part, dvnocav, ocaffa, oowrts, inf. dvndav, dvTi-8i8d<rKCi), f. -otSagca, to teach in turn or against: med. dvndaadai (avri, dvrios) to meet, as friend of dramatic poets, to bring rival plays on the stage. or foe : to match, measure oneself with : rarely in II. dvTi-8C8cap, f. -dwffca, to give in return, repay. sense of coming to aid. 2 of things, to go to meet, as law-term, to offer to change fortunes with one : cf. in quest of, c. gen. rei : of an arrow, to hit : of the dvriooais. go gods, to come to meet an offering, i.e. accept graciously dvTi-8ii(U, (tipi ibo) to go through again.
:
7.
of
partake of a thing. meet with, light upon. II. arrange, prepare, Xfxos avriooiffa.
it
:
so, generally, to
II. c.
dvTtStKe'co,
f.
-fjaoj;
the augm.
I
is
prefixed to the prep.,
c. dat. to
ace. to
impf. rivrioiKovv, aor.
to withdvTt-paCvco, f. -firjaofjuu : aor. 2 dvrfPrjv : stand, resist : to stand in the gap ; avriftds kXdv to pull stoutly against the oar, going well back.
rivriSiKijcra, or augm., rjvrtSiKovv, rjvrô'iKrjoa : to be or generally, party in <a suit.
with double a defendant,
From
dvTi-SiKOS, ov, (avri, OIKT)) an opponent in a suit, properly the defendant, but also the plaintiff: of dvriOIKOI the
dvTi-{3dXX<o, f. -jSaXcD, to throw against or in turn. ovTipoo-ts, cus, 17, (ai/Tt|QewW) resistance.
two parties in a
f.
suit.
dvTi-8oKo,
opinion.
-boKriao} or -5ocu, to be
of a contrary
dvTi-{3idop.ai,
f.
ffofMi,
Dep.
to retort violence.
dzridopos
dvTi-Sopos, ov, (avri, oopd) clothed with something instead of a skin. dvTtSoois, ecus, f], (dvnoidcafAi) a giving in return, an exchange : repayment. 2. at Athens, a form, by which a citizen charged with a public charge might
dvTt-KoXaK6va>,
a.VTi-Kop,iw, dvTi-KoiTTG),
f.
69
f.
aca, to
flatter in turn.
iaca Att. to), to

fyca,
bring back in reply.

oppose.
f.
intr. to resist,
upon any other citizen, whom he thought richer than himself, either to exchange properties, or submit to the charge himself. dvTiBoros, ov, (avTioiocajM) given as a remedy against poison : as Subst. dvTiSoTOv, TO, an antidote. dvTi-SovXevco, f. aca, to be as a slave to another, to be no better than a slave. dvTi-SotiXos, ov, instead af a slave, no better than a
call
Dep. to take arms against. dvTi-KpaTa>, f. rjaca, to hold instead. avriKpovo-is, teas, rj, a striking against : hence, a From hindrance, sudden check.
dvTi-icop'uo-o-ojjuu,
dvTt-Kpovu),
der.
f.
aca, to strike
2. intr. to
or push back, stop, hinbe a hindrance, stand in the way.
dvTtKp-u and dVriKpvs, Adverbs, (dvri, avrrjv} have I. generally distinct meanings : dvriKpv, over 2. in Horn. also di'Tagainst, right opposite.
ffpvs,
straight on, outright, entirely.
II.
avrlicpvs
slave.
avTi-Boviiros, ov, resounding. dvTi-8pda), f. daca, to do in return, retaliate, requite. dvTt-8wp0{xat, f. rjaofMi, Dep. to present in return
with a thing.
dvn,-T]Ta>,
dvTi-0dirTC>,
f.
rjaca, to
f-
seek in return.
dvTi-wyp&>,
dvTi-0OS,
77,
J}ff&, to
tf/ca,
save alive in turn.
i. outright, (never in Homer), straight, right. thoroughly, without disguise or reserve. 3. of Time, straightway. dvTi-KTOvos, ov, (avri, Krtivca) killing in return. dvTi-KTVTTi>, f. fjacu, to clash against, re-echo. dvTi-KVpw [t>], f. Kvpaca, to hit upon something, meet. dvTi-KO>|xcp8eo}, f. ijaca, to ridicule in turn.
f.
bury opposite. ov, godlike, equal to the gods.

f.
to
dvTiXfipTi,
57,
(dvTi\afj.0dvca) a handle, Lat. ansa.

**
dvTV-Xa/yx^v
fut. -\7)ofjiai:
pf.
dvrei\r}xa:
to
a.vri-Qtpa.Tctvu),
aca, to take
care of in return.
draw
lots for,
obtain in turn.
in
dvTi0ors, teas, f), (dvTiridrjfii) opposition, antithesis. avTi-0o, f. OevaofMt, to run against : to run a race
with.
dvTi-Xo.Jo(jiai and -Xd.vp.ai,, Dep. to receive 2. to holdfast by : to take a share of. turn. dvTt-XaKTia>, iaca, to kick against.
d,VTt-Xan,{3a,va>,
f.
'Subst.
dvTi-0vpos, ov, (avri, Qvpa) opposite the door : as dvTi0upov, TO, the inner part of the house oppodoor.
fut. -KaOeoovfJtai to sit over against.
:
-Xtyopai
pf.
dvTfi\rj<pa
aor. 2
site the
dvTi-ica0co|juu,
jji7)v
:
aor. 2
-KaOe6to.
Med.
/
dvn-ica0
uS<o, f. fvorjaca, to sleep opposite dvTi-Ka07]|iai, Ion. -Ka/rr]p,cu, Dep
avTi-Ka0ta>, to
fo
sit
set opposite
Med. = dvriKaOe&fMti,
II. of or in turn. I. to take Med. c. gen., to lay hold of: hence, 2. to lay claim to. 3. to take part with, assist. 4. to take hold of for the purpose part in a thing. 6. offinding fault. 5. to captivate, charm. to grasp with the mind, apprehend.
:
dvT \a@ov
to receive instead
opposite.
dvTi-Xdjjnrco, f. ^cw, to light intr. to reflect light.

r
.
up
in turn.
II.
dvTi-icadicrnr]}u, Ion. dvTt-KaTicmr)p.i : f. -ita.ro.I. Causal in pres., impf., fut. and aor. I, arrjaca: to lay down or establish instead: to set against, op-
A.eo>, to speak against, gainsay.
Hence
and
verb. Adj. one
must gainsay
pose: to
aor. 2
set
up again.
dvrtarrjv and
pf.
II.
intr.
in Pass.,
with
2. to
act.
dv8earrjKa, to be put
ov, questionable, to be disputed. dvTi-Xctov, ovros, 6, (dvri, \tcav) lion-like. dvTt-XijiTTeov, verb. Adj. of dvn\an0dvofuii, one
II. one must check. part in. (dvnXanfidvca) a receiving in II. turn. (from Med.) a laying hold of, seizure : hence a claim to a thing. 2. a hold, support:
in another's place, to succeed, supersede.

resist.
must
assist or take
ecus,
dvTiXT]v|;is,
T),
dvTi-KaKOvp-yew, to injure in turn. dvri-KaXa>, f. caca, to call or invite in turn.

dvTi-Ka,Ta0vT|cnca>, aor. 1 -eOavov, to die in turn. dvTi-KaTaXXdaao), Att. -TTW, f. <y, to exchange one
help, succour.
3.
f.
an attacking,
attack, objection.
thing for another.

dvn-Ka.Tirjn.cu, In. for dvn-itdO-.
avTiXoyew, avTiXoyia,
rjaca,
Lat. disceptatio
discussion, generally, opposition, resistance. calculate on the other hand. dvTt-XoYôfjtai, Dep. to
17,
:
dvTi\cyca. (dvnXtfcu) controversy,
dvTC-Kijj,at,
dvTi-KcXcvia),
f.
-Kfiaofjuai,
used as Pass, of
in turn.
dvririOrj[j.i,
dvriXo-yiKos,
17,
6v, (ai/TtAc7<w)
given to contradic-
to lie opposite to.

f.
tion, disputatious.
aca, to
command
dvTi-KVTpos,
dvTi-KTjSevto,
ov, (dvri,
f.
aca, to
Ktvrpov) sharp as a goad. take care of instead.

to
dvTi-Ki]pt)o-erco,
dvTi-KXdco,
f.
f. vca, to proclaim in answer to. -K\d-yca, to sound in answer :
dvTiXoYos, ov, (avTiXcyca) contradictory. d,VTt-Xoi8opo, f. 7] aca, to rail at or abuse in turn. dvTiXvpos, ov, (dvri, \vpd) in harmony with the lyre. dvTiXvrpov, ov, TO, (dvri, \vrpov) a ransom. Pass, to rave against. dvTi-fjiaivo}i,ai, f. -ftavrjaoâi,
d\n-i-[iav0dv(>,
f.
sound by striking against, nvi.

dvTi-KVT|[JiLov, TO, (dvTi,
/tt'Tj/uT/)
-naOrjaofjai, to learn instead.
the shin, leg.
f.
-i&xnaopai, Dep.
to fight against.
70
to
drag
to the opposite side.
f.
dvTi-fX0t<rrr]|Ai, fut. -ffrrjffQ) : pres. and impf.. fut. and aor. I, to
Causal in remove from one

I.
in turn.
II.
to
side to the other
to revolutionise.
II.
intr. in
Pass., with aor. 2 act. -nertarrjv, pf. -utOearrjita, pass over to the other side, give way.
to
ayri-Trapa/yctf, f. <w, to advance against or parallel with. dvTi-irapa0(i>, f. 0(vffoiJ.ai, to run past against: to
cAcD, to countermand, to order compete for a public office. to lead on against. II. intr.
outflank.
avrt-p-cXCô), to rival in music. dvTt-p-eXXco, f. -peXX-rjcrca, to
dvTi-TrapaKaXeo,
wait
to
f.
eacu, to
summon
in turn or con-
and watch
trariwise.
against.
dWv-f&jfftÔfUit, retort upon.
c-VTi-jxepiôfjiat,
f.
dvTi-irapaKXevop.at, Dep. to exhort in turn or to

ipoftai,
Dep.
blame in turn,
the contrary.
avTi-irapaXvireo),
f.
rjaaj, to
annoy in turn.
along on the
Dep.
rjffca,
dvTi-p.rpco,
face to face.
f-
impart in turn. to measure out in turn.

to
dvTi-irapairXcco, other side.
f.
TrAevcro/wu, to sail
f.
dvTi-fJLCTwiros, ov, (avri,
akromov} front
to front,
avTi-irapcuTKevaJopxH,
oneself in turn
:
dffofiai
Dep. to prepare
to
arm on
f),
both sides.
Hence
dvTi-p]X<*v &lJL<u Dep. to contrive or scheme against :

to counteract.
dvTi-p,C[JU]cris, ecus,
T),
avTi-irapacrKVT|,
hostile preparation.
:
close imifation,
uip.tofji.ai)
aping
[fu]
to draw out avTi-Trapardcro-co, Att. -TTW, f. a> Pass, to stand in array against, in order of battle
:
dvTi-jJUjios, ov, (dvri,
closely imitating,
against.
dvTt-Trapa,Tt0ii]p,i, to set side by side against,
aping
modelled
f.
avTi-jAiaeo),
after. TJOOJ, to hate in return.
com-
pare
closely.
(elfj.1
dvnp.io-0ia,
T),
a reward, requital.
77,
From
dvTi-irdp6ijji.i,
dvTi-p,ir0os, ov, for or instead of a reward.

dvTt-fJiotpta, as,
(avri, fioTpa}
a compensation.
dvTi-irapepxojxai, dvrnrapcifj.i. dvTi-irapXti>, to supply in turn.

dvTi-irdcrxG),
retaliation.
f.
ibo) to
march parallel
to.
dvri-fAoXiros, ov, (dvrl, fj,o\irr)) sounding against, differing in soundfrom: dvrifjio\Trov areas vnvov song,
sleep's substitute.
-Tretcro/xcu
:
pf. -trtirovBa
to suffer
or endure in turn
rb dvriireirovdos, neut.
to clatter against.
part, pf.,
dvTi-vavrryjY^co,
f. 77*70;,
to build ships against, fit out
f.
rjaca,
a navy against.
dvTt-viKaa),
f. -/iffca,
f.
to conquer in turn.
in return.
^<u, to send back II. to send
an answer
to
send
against.
III. to
dvTioa>,
dvTi-oos,
f.
rjffQ},
to set oneself against.
From
send instead.
avTi-irepaios, a, ov, lying over against, esp. beyond
sea.
ov, Ion. avTi-Sjous, ovv, (avri, geca) properly scraped against; hence opposed to, hostile : rb
From
dvrioov
opposition.
;
dvrCov, Adv. of dvrios
see dvrios.
avTi-Trepaiva), f. rrfpavu, to pierce through in turn. also as dvTi-irepav, Ion. -ircptjv, Adv. di'Tt7r6pas
dvrtov, TO, (avri} a part of the loom. aor. I pass. ijVnuavTi6o|u.ai, fut. med. waoyuai to meet in battle, to resist, oppose. Qi]V : Dep.
: :
Adj. in phrase 'AataS' dvrnrfpTjv re, Asia
and the
I. over dvrios, a, ov, (dvr'i) set against, and so, II. against, opposite: c. gen. meeting, confronting. III. as Adv., dvria and dvopposite, contrary. riov, like dvrrjv and dvra, opposite: against, straight
opposite coast. dvTi-irepas or -irf pa, Adv. over against, on the other side of, opposite. Hence
dvTi-irpir]0v, Adv. from the opposite side. avTi-irpir]V, Ion. for dvnirepav.
dvTi-TT6piXa|jL|3dvo),
f.
-\7)iôfj.ai, to
embrace
in turn.
at.
against one's will. dvTi-oxeVop.cu, Pass, to drive against. dvTio-crTaTj>, poet, for dvOiaraâi, to oppose. dvrioco, dvTiooov, -oesxra, dvTiowvTcov, see dvndoj. dvTi-ira0T|S, fs, (dvri, Tradftv) in return for suffer2.
avTi-ircpix^p^w, to go round in turn or against. dvri-irTpos, ov, (dvr'i, TTeTpa) hard as stone,
rocby.
avTi-mrjl, 77705,
dyTt-iriirTa),
f.
77, (avri, Trrj^vvp.C) a chest, ark. 2. to -nfaovfj.ai, to fall against.
II. of opposite ing. feelings or passions. dvTi-iraC<o, to play one luith another.
strive against, resist. dvTt-irXta), f. -TiXtvaonai, to sail against.
avTi-irais, nat8os, 6, child.
77,
like
child,
no
better
than a
dvTi-irXifj, Tjyos, 6,
77,
(avri, TrX-qaaca) beaten by the
storm.
dvTt.-irXT)p6&>, to Jill up by new
f.
dvTiirSXos, ov, (avri, TraXrf) properly wrestling against: hence antagonist, rival: matched against each other, nearly balanced: II. corresponding to. 111. as Subst., dvrifighting against the enemy. Tra\os, 6, a rival, adversary. 2. a champion. dvTt-irapapdXXo), f. /3aAo>, to hold side by side, com-
wcrca, to
man
ships against.
2.
members.
blow against.
dvTi-irvea),
f.
irvei>aop.ai, to
Hence
blowing
dvTiirvoos, ov, contr. avxtirvovs, ovv, against, caused by adverse winds. dvTi-TT00cco, f. -fjata, to long for in turn.
,
pare
closely.
f.
rjcrca,
to
do
in return, opp. to dvri-
(IVTIITOIVOSI.
71
dvTi-crra0|AOS, ov, (avri, valent to.
ffrddfjirj)
Med. to lay claim to
to
contend
balancing
equi-
with one for a thing.

dvru-iroivos, ov, (avri, iroivf)} in requital: as Subst. dvriiroiva, rd, aiToiva, requital, retribution. dvTt-iroXeji&), f. rjoca, to wage war against one.
dvTi-<rTaarida>,
f.
dff<u, to
form a party against.

an opposite faction.
dvTioToors,
ecus,
fj,
(dvOiffraftai)
dvTi-iroXepaos, ov,
dvTt-iroXejios, ov, enemies.
dvrnroXfUos.
:
dvTi-<rrao'ia>Tir]S, ov, 6, one of the opposite faction. dvTicrraTa>, f. fj<j<a, to stand against, resist : esp. to
warring against
170-0;,
ol dvrnru\eu,oi
be a political opponent.
From
an adversary, [a]
rows
:
dvTi-iroXtopKcco,
i
f.
to besiege in turn.
:
ov, 6, (avOiarayiai) Ion. for dvdiarrjai. dvT-CtTTirjp.1,
dvTi-OTdTqs,
aor. I f. med. -tvffOfj.ai advance against : march to
dvTi-Trop6 uo|Aai, Pass., with

pass. dvrTropev6r)v
:
dvTio"roix>,
be
f.
rjcrca,
to stand opposite in
to
to
ranged
opposite.
,
From
ranged
opposite in rows: standing
meet another.
dvTi-irop0i>,
f.
ov,
rjffoj,
to lay
waste in return.
wer
against.
dvTi-'rropOp.os, ov, on the opposite side of the straits. dvTi-iropos, ov, on the opposite coast, over against. fut. gca avrt-TTpdo-cro), Att. -TTO>, Ion. -irpT|(rcra)
:
avTi-crrpaTcvofJUU, Dep. (dvri, arparevoi) to take
to act against, oppose.

dvTV-'irp6<r|36'uo(iai,
make war against. dvTL-o-TpaTTj-yos, o, a rival general, the enemy's general : also the Rom. Propraetor or Proconsul.
the field,
Med.
to
send counter-ambas-
sadors.
dvTi-irpT]cro-<o, Ion. for dvn-irpdaaoj. to come forward against, tlfj.1 ibo} i, Adv. for next to nothing, cheap.
(avri, o'TparoireSov} to
dvTi-orpaTOircBetKo, and Med. -<TTpaTOir8e'uojiai, encamp over against. to turn to the dvTt.-<rrp<j)a), f. ^cu: pf. avrtorpofpa:
:
other side
to
to retort.
II.
intr. (sub.
tavrov, etc.),
turn about, face about.
dvTi-TrpoKaXeop.ai, Med. to challenge in return.

dvTt-irpo<rap.dop,at,
avTU-irpoo-cijAi,
Med.
to
heap in turn.
to go against. ((Tfj.i ibo) avri-irpocret'Trov, aor. 2 without pres. in use, to address in turn : aor. pass. dvrnrpo<T(pprjOr]v. dvTi-irpo<TKaXO|iai, Med. to summon in turn.
dvTurrpo<|>T|, f/, (dvriffrp(po)) a turning back or about. II. in the dance of the chorus, the antistrophe or returning of the Chorus, answering to a
pievious orpotyfj, except that they now danced from left to right instead of from right to left. dvTio-Tpo4>os, ov, (dvriarpffpQ}') set over against:
terpart.
avTi-irpo<r<|>p&>,
f.
irpoaoiaca, to
dvrt-irpoo'Cij'n'os, ov, (avri, irpuacairov) towards, face to face.
bring in turn. with the face
dvtu-TTpOTtvo),
f.
-revw, to hold out in turn.
TO avriarpotpov the opposite of a thing, or its counAdv. -(ftcas, contrariwise to. avTi-awavrdto, f. TJOOJ, to meet face to face. to (avri, a<paipa) dvri,-cr<{>aipico, f. iaw Att. ia>
: :
a,VTi-irpa>pos, ov, (dvri, trpwpa) with the prow towards, prow to prow: hence fronting, face to face.
dvTi-irvXos, ov, (dvri, TivXTj} opposite the gate. , ov, like a tower.
play at ball against. dvTurxîv, aor. 2 inf. of dvri\ca. dvri<rxCT0, 2 pi. aor. 2 med. imperat. of avrt\<a.
dvT-icrxiipito, fut. iaca Att.
to),
to
strengthen against:
build a tower over against: dvr. iro\iv to build up a city as a rival.

), f.
wffo}, to
Med.
to
maintain stoutly a contrary opinion. collat. form of

, ,
avTip-peiro),
f.
\fs<u,
to counterpoise.
Hence
dvTiTois,'ecus,
f.
cri
dvrippotros, ov, counterpoising.

dvTi-a-rjKoto,
sate.
dvTi-TSjJiciv, aor. 2 inf.

fj,
waoj, to weigh against, to compen2. intr. to be equal in weight, to counterf.
of dvi a setting in array against another,

battle.
II.
an opposite
line
of
:
opposition.
From
poise; Sis dvriffrjKuaai potry to
weigh twice
as heavy.
dvTi-T<xoxra>, Att.
-Tdrrw,
fut.
rdoj,to range in battle
Hence
dvTWTTjKOKris, ecus Ion. tos, fj, a restoring the balance : hence, compensation, retribution. avTi-aicjirdw, f. rjoofjiai, to be silent in turn.
d,VTi-<rKvdfop.ai, to arrange in turn.
f.
against another
dvTi-Tivci>,
intr.
f.
Pass, to be
ranged against.
and Med.
II. -TfvS>, to offer in return, repay. to strive against, counteract, resist.
daopai, Dep. (dvri, attfvdfa)
dvT-to-6op,ai, Pass, (dvri, louw) to stand against one on equal terms.

dvTio-irao-jjios, o, (dvriffirdw}
Hence * build a fort against. dvTtT6ix.crp,a, arcs, TO, a counter-fortification. to cut aor. 2 avrera/jiov : dvTi-T6p.va>, f. -Tfj.u> against, i. e. provide a remedy or antidote.
dvTi-T6ixt<">,
:
dvTt-TXvdon<u, Dep.
to form
a counter-plan.
a convulsion.
dvTicrira<TTOs, ov,
drawn
hence spasmodic, convtdsive.
in the contrary direction : II. as Subst. dvri-
avrirtyv^cns, *<ws, f/, counter-manoeuvring. dvTi-TXvos, ov, (dvri, rfx vr}) rivalling in an art
or craft.
to set one against the other, dvTi-ri0T]|jiu, f. -Orjffca, Pass, to be compared or matched compare, oppose : II. to place in return: one against another. give one thing/or another.
airaaros, o, an antispastus, a foot made up of an iambus and trochee, as 'A\eavopos. From dvTt-o-irdo), f. doca [a], to draw the contrary way,
drag
back.
i
avr IT
a,VTi-Ti|xaco,
f.
ANTTH
rjffQ),
to
Med.
as law-term, to
do honour to in return : fix a counter-estimate of daas Att.
dvTi-4>covos, ov, (dvTt, (pwrj) returning 2. disagreeing with. sponsive to.

dvTi-xctCpco, to rejoice in turn.
a sound,
re-
mages.
Hence
77,
dvTtTijJiTjo-is, cus,
estimate of the penalty
made
to
law-term, a counterby the defendant in

:
avTi-xaplojJuu, fut. iffOfj.ai Att. shew kindness to in turn.

l>
lov/J.a.1,
Dep.
to
answer
to
to the rifjirjcns
f.
of the
plaintiff.
dvTi-Ti(JUopo>,
dvTi-rCvttf,
f.
770-0;,
punish in return
suffer
Med.
revenge oneself on in turn.

riff a, to
pay or
punishment for a
avTi-xetpOTOveco, f. 770^0;, to vote against. <*VTt X o PTY" ^ be a rival choregus. From dvTi-xopTjYOS, 6, a rival choregus. dvTt-xpa-to, aor. I dvTexpijaa, to be sufficient.
thing.
II.
Med.
f.
dvTi-roAjjidci),
to exact or inflict it in turn. to dare to stand against an'fjact),
dvTt-xpwrTOS,
dvTi-\jJrtt\\(o,
f.
o, antichrist.
-\[/a\w, to
play a stringed instrument
other.
dvTi-ToXjjios, over-bold.
ov,
(avTi,
roXpa) daring against,

:
in accompaniment. Hence dvTuJ/aXjxos, ov, responsive.

dvTi-\j/7]4>os, ov,
voting against.
dvTiTOp,os, ov, (di/TiTa/ictV) cut as a remedy for
dvTi-vj/vxos, ov, (dvTL, tyvxn) instead
of
life,
given
as Subst. dvTiTOfj.ov, TO, a remedy, antidote. dvTirovos, ov, (dvTiTciva)) stretched contrariwise,
for
life.
well-strung.
dvri-Toevc0,
dvTi-TOpeco,
f.
f.
ffo},
to shoot
arrows
in turn.
dvTXeco, f. 77*0-0;, (aVrAos) properly, to bale out bilgeII. water, bale the ship: generally, to draw water. metaph. to drain, use to the last, exhaust, of resources:
770-0;,
to bore right through.
CIVTITOS, ov, for dvd-TiTos, (dvarivca") requited, re-
of toil, etc., to drain, i. e. bear to the last, like Lat. exantlare, exhaurire : but also to squander.
dvT\TjjJta, arcs, TO, (dvT\i(a)
venged ; dvTiTa cpya works of revenge.

dvTt-Tp<j>co, to maintain in turn. dvTi-Tvyx&voj, f. -Tevgofjai : aor. 2
vessel to
draw water
II.
with.
-trvôv
to
dvT\Ca,
77,
(ai/TAos) the hold of a ship.
bilge-
meet with in return.

dvTt-TViros, ov, (dvri, Tvirrjvai) struck back, echoed;
TVITOS dvTiTviros
blow against blow : answering to, as Subst., avrirvirov, TO, an antitype, correspondent : exact representation. II. act. striking back: hence resisting: stubborn, obstinate: adverse; dvTiTviros Aios the adversary of Jupiter.
dvTi-ruiTTco,
f.
water, filth. dvT\iov, TO, (dWA.os) a bucket. V o, the hold of a ship where the bilgewater settles, Lat. sentlna. II. the bilge-water itself ; O.VT\OV 8exr9ai to let in water, leak ; dvT\ov
ANTAO5,
tyw, to beat in turn.
cipjeiv Lat. sentinam exhaurire, to poet, the sea, sea-water. dvT-oiKTtpco, to pity in return.
pump
it
out
dvTi4>ptco, (dvTKpepou) to set oneself against, match oneself with : to fight for a prize with. dvTi-<|>pvos, ov, (dvTi, <pfpvT)) instead of a dower. Med. and Pass. dvTi-<j>epco, f. dvoiacu, to set against:
dvTi<pfpofJiai, to set oneself against. dvTi-<|>t;Ya>, f. -<pevofM., to flee in turn.
f. ffca, dvTOiKTeipo}. poet, contr. for dvaToX-fj. used in pres. and impf. dvTOjjuu, Dep. only
dvT-oiiCTico,
avToX-q,
:
77,
meet or light upon. approach with prayers, entreat.

dirt)
to
/xoo"a
II.
= dvTtdfa, to
aor. I di'To;-
(avTa,
dvTi-<J>0YYK'a' t
re-echo.
II.
-(polygonal, to return to contradict. Hence

f.
a sound,
dvT-ojJLwjjLt, fut. -o/.waca to swear in turn.

:
and
-ofiovfjiai
II.
as Att. law-term,
II.
to
dvTi<J>00YYS, ov, echoing, imitating.

dvTi-4>i\o>,
f.
770-0;,
to love or kiss in turn.
swear in answer, take an dvTcuôffia. dvT-ovo[juico, f. dao;, to call by a new name. to speak in tropes.
dvTi-<J>tXov6iKco, to strive zealously against. dvTi-cj>i\<m|iOp,<u, Pass, to be moved by jealousy
dvT-opvo-o-to, f. vgca, to dig against, dig a countermine. dvT-o<|)t\(o, f. -o<pei\rjaca, to owe one a good turn.
against.
dvTt-<JH\0(|>pov0(ji<u, Dep. to receive kindly in turn. f ciVTi-<j>\yco, f light up so as to meet. II. dvTi-4>ovos, ov, in return for slaughter.
^^
dvT-o4>0aXp,to, f. 770-0;, (O.VTL, 6</>0aA/zos) to look in the face, withstand, bear up against. dv-rpira>, poet, for dva-Tpirca.
mutual slaughter. dvTt-<|>opTiop,ai, f. iaop-ai, Dep. (OVT'I, (popros) import in exchange for exports.
QOVO.TOI dvTi<f>ovoi deaths by
to
dvTptds, d5os, 77, (avTpov) of or belonging to a cave; NvfKpai dvTpiddes grot-Nymphs. From dvTpoOc, Adv. from a cave.
V
dvTi-4>pd<ro-w, Att. -TTCO, fut.

dvTt-<j>t5\aKT|,
77,
QJ,
to block up.
a watching against one.
dvTi-cj>ij\a, CLKOS, 6, a watch posted to observe another. \v]

avTi-cj>iiAdcrcrco, Att. -TTCO, Med. to be on one's
f.
ANTTS,u-yos, 77, properly any rounded body, and so in Homer, I. the rim of the round shield. 2. the rail round the front of the chariot, sometimes made double it rose in front to a point, on which
:
ANTPON,
TO, Lat.
antrum, a cave, grot, cavern.
o, to watch in turn
guard
against.
dvTKJxovcco,
f.
770-0;,
to sound- in
answer, reply.
From
the reins might be hung after Horn., in plur., the chariot itself. 3. the frame of the lyre. 4. the orbit of the planets.
:
aVT-VTTOK plVOfJLCtl
avT-viroKptvop,ai, dvT-tnrovp-yi>, Ion. for dvO-vn-. dvT-a>S6s, ov, (dvTi, dotSos) singing in answer to,
responsive.
dvT-to|jLO<rta,
77,
j
73
;
dvucrros, 6v, (dvvca) to be accomplished, possible

ffiyrj els
dvvarov
(dvT-6fj.vvfjLi)
an oatb taken by one

1
oath against another : and so as Att. law-term, the taken on the one side by the plaintiff, on the other by
the defendant.
^
dvvriKos, 77, ov, = dvvcrtfjios, dvuro, Dor. for TJVVTO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of dvvfjii. dvvTco or dvtiTO [t/], Att. form of dvvca, only used
as silently as possible.
in pres.
and impf. weave anew. on high.

:
dvr-coveojjuu, Dep. to buy ins'ead : to bid against. dvT-toiros, 6v, (dvTi, ioip) looking straight at, facing,
dv-v<J>aivo>, (dvd, v(paivca) to dv-in|/6a>, f. 4J<foj, to raise up

f.
fronting, straight opposite.

dvT-co<j>6\eto,
f.
rjaca,
to benefit in
turn:
Pass, to
dvvco, Att. dvVJTO) or better dvtmo [y], poet, avfyu: dvvaca [y~\ aor. I ifjvvaa, Ep. dvvoaa pf. jjvvtta : to Pass., aor. I rfVvaOrjv : pf. rfwapai (dvca)
: :
:
derive benefit in turn.
dv-tt^purros, ov, (a privat., v@pica) not insulted. not insolent, decorous.
II.
Ofcomplish, complete, Lat. corificere ; ovotv ijvvf be did no good : Med. to accomplish for one's own advantage : Pass, to be finished, and of persons, to
From dvuBpia, 77, want of water, drought. dv-v8pos, ov, (a. privat vocap) wanting water : 77 or TO dvvopov (sub. \capiov), the dvvSpos (sub. 777), region without water. dv-ti|Avcuos, ov, (a privat., vfjievatos) without the
,
grow
to
'
up.
to the
come
2. to make an end of, destroy. end of a journey, absol.; dvvTfiv

.
3. els.. ,
for dvvTtiv ooov ets.

also,
to
make
one's
way
(is
dvvTeiv 6d\ap.ov for dvvTfiv

II.
to a place ; &dXap.ov, to
arrive at the chamber.

cure.
nuptial song, unwedded. dvi5|Xs, Dor. for ijvvfj-ev,

dvCjxi,
with
4. to attain to, get, proa Partic., OVK dvvca (pQoviovaa I

:
= dvvca
f.
I pi.
impf. of dvvfu.
gain nothing by grudging
in Att. like tpOdvca, in the
Pass. dvv/Mi, impf. TJVVTO epyov the

to praise in song.
work was finished.

dv-iip.vo,
fjaca, (dva., vfjivtca)
sense of doing a thing speedily ; dvv TrpaTTcav make haste about it ; but more freq. dvvcras, with impemake haste rat., make haste and. , as dvtaas dvoiye
.
d-vuji(})6VTOS, ov, (a privat., vvp-tptvca)

dvvfjL(f)fVTov yovtjv
Xîv to
unwedded; and open, be born of an ill mar- patch !

not bridal, un-
etc.
also dvve alone,

less freq.
make
haste
dis-
III.
with
inf.,
OTpaTos
jjvvere
riage.
d-vv|JL<})OS,
wfpdv the army succeeded in crossing. y
ov,
(a privat.,
vvp.<pr)}
ANn,
to
wedded;
braces.
dvvfj,(pa yd/j.cav djju\\r)fj.aTa

II.
unhallowed em-
come
vv
the
without bride or mistress.
Pass, to impf. ?fvov, to accomplish, finish : be finished ; esp. of a period of time, dvTai the night draws to its end; CTOS dvoftfvov
an end,
dv-vjrepj3\T)Tos, ov, (a privat., VTTpl3d\\ca) not to be surpassed or outdone.

dv--uircii8x)vos, ov, (a privat., virevOvvos) to account, irresponsible, absolute.
waning
year,
[a]
not liable
dvto, Adv. (dva) up, upwards, Lat. sursum, c. gen., aWfpos dvca up to ether absol. above, on high, Lat.
:
dv-viro8e<ria,
later
77,
dvviroBeTto), dwiroSeTOS, ov, are
forms of dwrrooijaia, -drjTeco, -SijTos. From dvuTroSirjo-ia, 77, a going barefoot.
of the quarters of the heaven, northwards, opp. to KCLTOJ, southwards. 3. of countries, inland, up from the coast. 4. of time, formerly ; fls TO dvca reckoning upwards ; ol dvca 6eoi the gods
supra.
2.
From dvuiro8ir]TO), f. rjtrou, to go barefoot. dv-viroSTjTOS, ov, (a privat., vTrodfca) unshod, barefoot
:
above, Lat. superi

the
j
dead ;
dvca
also wi;h old shoes, ill-shod.
also
\
up and
dv-VTr68tKos, ov, (a privat., viruSiKos) not liable to

action.
place.
living, opp. to ot Ka-rta KaTca up and down, topsy-turvy, down, to and fro, always in the same III. II. as Prep, with gen. above.
;
ol dvca the
teal
Comp.
viroicpivop:a.i)
dv-viroKpiTOS, ov, (a privat., guised, without dissimulation.
undis-
beyond Samos
dv-im-ovoTjTos, ov, (a privat., virovoeca) unsuspected: II. act. unexpected. unsuspecting. dv-VTTOirros, ov, (a privat., VITOITTOS) without suspicton,
i.
dvcaTepca higher up: as Prep., dvcaTepca Sup. dvcardTca, highest up. avid, aor. 2 subj. of dvir]/j.L. [a] dvayya-, old Ep. pf. with pres. sense, to command,
:
bid, order, Lat.

I
jubeo
also to advise,
urge one to
e.
i.
pass, unsuspected.
2.
act.
un-
suspecting.
dv-viroo-Taros, ov, (a privat., vcîffTrj/JLi} not to be II. without foundation. withstood, irresistible. ov, (a privat., vtroTaaaca} not made
,
dvcaya we have I plur. ind. dvcay/jitv ; imperat. dVorye and dvcaxOi, 3 sing. dvcayeTca and dvcvxQw, 2 pl- dvcirffTe and dvca\6t ; inf. dvcayefj.tv plqpf. fjviayfiv, without augm. dvcayeiv, Ion. i]vtaya.
do.
From
There is also a 3 sing. pres. dvcajci (as from dvcayca) whence we have an impf. dvcayov, fut. dviafcca, aor. i
if
subject, unruly.
ijvcaa.
dvvcreie, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of dvvca. dvvcri-cp-yos, ov, (dvvca, Zpyov) industrious. dvu(rip.os, ov, (dvvca') efficacious, effectual. dvvcris, (cos, 77, (dvvca) accomplishment, end. avuo-o-a, Ep. for ijvvaa, aor. I of dvvca.
ground: a raised building,
yata) properly anything above the upper floor of a house: used as a dining-room, like Lat. coenaculum, dvwyev, Ep. for dvecayfv, 3 sing. impf. of dvbut CIVWYCV 3 sing, of dvcaya.
dvw-Yatov, TO,
(dvca,
/, o),
TO,
i
and dvw-Yos,
<w,
o,
77,
= dvajyaiov.
II.
d-<TTOS,
d|ia,
77,
:
dvcoYfJiev,
Ep.
plur. ind. of dvcaya.
d^T), aor. i subj.
dvu>yu>, see dvcaya. dv-o>8vvos, ov, (a privat., t>ovvrf)freefrom pain. act. allaying pain.
dvcoOcv, Dor. dvco9a, Adv. (dV<y) of place, from 2. above, on high, and so of above, from heaven. dvaOev, the living, opp. to of Karen : c. gen., dvcvOe
a thing due or deserts; /tar' dgiav according to his desert, virep or irap' dgiav contrary to his desert.
u) unhewn, unwrought. of dyvvîi. fem. of agios, the worth or value of properly of persons, worth, rank : generally, a man's
ov, (a privat.,
d|i-dYacrros, ov, (agios, ofya/tat) worth admiring, admirable, [ay]

ov, (agios, aKovoj)
,
of time,/rom the beginning. and -wow. to push up or forth, of a ship, to shove off; dvaaavres irXcov (sc. Med. to put rrjv vavv) they pushed off and sailed
7775
above ground.
II.
dv-u9o,
fut. -caOrjaca
ov,
(agios, a/cpoao/wu)
worth hearing. worth listen-
ing
fjfti)
to.
<xi-a<|>T|YT]TOS, Ion. diaiTT|Y'j ov, (agios, d(j>r]yo-
away from
oneself.
sq.,
worth
telling.
dvtoiori, Adv. of
unlooked for. [TI] dv-wurros, ov, (a privat., oi'ojuai) unlooked for, unII. Ion. for dv-oiaros, (dvacptpo)) reforeseen. ferred, submitted to a person.
di-iraivos,
ov, (agios tiraivfQ}) praiseworthy. ajji-epaoros, ov, (agios, epajucu) worthy of love. d^LVTj, 77, (dyvvfjLi^) an axe, esp. for hewing wood
a battle-axe,
[t]
dv-wXeOpos, ov,
(a.
privat.,
oXeOpos} indestructible.
dio-|3uoTOS, ov, (agios,
)3tocu)
dv-sip-aXos, ov, (a privat., o/xoAos) uneven, unequal, irregular : rb dv. unevenness of ground.
dio-epY6s,
/
ov, (agios, epyov^) capable of
worth living for. work.
dv-tofjum, Adv. of dvwaoros, without oath.
bound by
dv-a>p.OTOs, ov, oath.
(a privat., 6p.vvfu) unsworn, II. not sworn to.
not
dîo-0a ujxao'TOS, ov, (agios, Bavjmfa) worthy of wonder, marvellous. Ion. -TJTOS, ov, (agios, flcdojwai) worth
,
i,
ov, (agios, Oprjvos) worthy of lamentation. named, indescribable. dgio-KTi]TOS, ov, (agios, Kraopai} worth getting. uv-o)vv(jLL and dvcovufxO, Adv. of dvuvvfios. di.6-XoYos, ov, (agios, Xoyos) worthy of mention, Adv. -7a;s. dv-covvp,os, ov, (a privat., ovvpa Aeol. for OVO/ML) remarkable. without name, anonymous. II. nameless, inglorious. dîo-jAaicdpio-TOS, ov, (agios, fMKapt^ca) worthy to be deemed happy. dvo>ai, aor. I inf. of avSiyoj see dvojya. dvwco, fut. of dvuyca see dvojya. djji6-p.axos, ov, (agios, fjidôfjuai) a match for in dvcopia, 77, untimeliness ; dvcopia rov ZTOVS the bad battle : Jit to give battle. season of the year, i. e. winter. From djjio-|jiurf|s, es, (agios, /if<ros) worthy of hatred, dv-copos, ov, (a privat., &pa) like d-capos, untimely, hateful. unripe, Lat. immaturus. dio-p,vq|x6veuTOS, ov, (agios, fivijfjiovfvoj) worthy of mention. dv-coptiop,ai, Dep. (dvd, wpvo^juai) to howl aloud.
: :
dv-c0v6p.ao-Tos, ov, (a privat., 6vofjid<a) not to be
dvtpom,
inf.
Ion. for dvoiffai
= Att. dveveytcai,
aor.
act.
dio-vlKOs,
ov, (agios, VIKTJ)
of dva<ptpca.
dîo-iT6v9T|S,
cs, (d^tos, TTv9os~)
worthy of victory. worthy of lament-
dvJicras, ao~a, av, aor. I part, of dvcaOetu. dvwTaros, 77, ov, Sup. formed from dvoj, topmost. CIVCOTCITCO, Sup. Adv. of avca, highest up, at top.
ation, lamentable.
,
ov, (agios, TTiaros) trustworthy.

6s, (agios, rrpfTTOj}
becoming, goodly.
upper or higher. dva>Tpov, Comp. Adv. (avca) higher up : above. dvcorcpco, Comp. Adv. of dva), higher up, above.
dvurrepiKos,
77,
ov, (dvcartpoj)
d|i-6pa,TOS, ov, (agios, opdca) worth seeing. dîos, a, ov, (dyoj iv, to weigh) of like value, worth as much as, c. gen.; /3oos agios worth an ox ; TroXXov
dv-toc|>eX<f|S,
cs,
(a privat., wfyfXtca) useless
also
hurtful, like Lat. inutilis.

dv-co<|>Xif]TOS, ov, (a privat., wtpeXeai) fruitless,
un-
profitable.
2.
worthless.
dgiov worth much: also c. inf., d'tos Oaveiv worthy of 2. absol. worthy, goodly : in Homer the death, word gives the notion of high price : in Att. it has also II. an exactly opp. sense, not overpriced, cheap.
dvcaya
dva>x9i, dvwxâ), 2 and 3 sing. Ep. pf. imperat. of avci>x9e, 2 plur. of same.
:
dat, med.
aor. I inf. of dyvvp.i, to break
aavro, 3
pi.
worthy, estimable: hence befitting, deserving; agios I deft/it I deserve to be, as agios tljJ-i oiKrtipeaQai serve to be pitied. dio-criceTrTOs, ov, (agios, O-/CCTTTO/ICU) without considering.
dao-0e, aor. i imperat. med. of 0*700, to lead. II. "Agfivos (sc. "A-îvos, ov, Ion. for dgevos, TTOI/TOS), 6, The Axine or Inhospitable, a name altered
(for the omen's sake) to Evgeivos, the Euxine. d||X6vai, d(jp.6v, Ep. for dgeiv, fut. inf. act. of dyca. d-êvos, Ion. d*-|eLvos, ov, (a privat., eVos) inhos-
d^to-crirovSao'TOs, ov, (agios, airovodfa) worthy of zealous endeavours.
a,u>-o-TpaTr]Yos, ov, (agios, ffrparrjyvs) worthy of being general, worthy of a great general. dio-TeKjjuipTOs, ov, (agios, rfKfMipoj) worthy of
pitable
uninhabitable.
being brought in evidence, credible.
75
dio-4>Xi)TOS, ov, (agios,
<iAe'cu)
worth loving.
doiBo-TOKos, ov, inspiring song.

d-oiicrjTOs, ov, (a privat., oiKioi) uninhabited: houseless,
di6-xpeos,
Eb> s,
:
pi.
di6-xp dtox/>* (dios, \ptos} worthy of a

:
ov, Ion. for sq. Ion. oj-io-xpsos, ov, neut. *&v, gen. <u
without a home.
thing,
and so
2. worth considering, considerable, remarkable. II. with inf. able, suffid-otvos, ov, (a privat., olvos) without wine: not serviceable, sufficient. dent to do. III. like dtos, with gen., worthy of worshipped with oblations of wine : of men, drinking no wine, sober : of a place, having none. a thing. doles, a, ov, Aeol. and Dor. for 77010$. Pass., fut. dioo>, f. ojffca: pf. Ty^towa but also in med. form dûjjaopat d-OKvos, ov, (a privat., OKI/OS) without fear or hesipf. of tation, untiring, restless. Adv. -VQJS. to think or worthy of a thing (d'tos) also absol. to doXXea, doXXtas, ace. sing, and plur. of doAAiJs. things, to value at a certain rate II. but mostly with inf. to think esteem, honour. doXXr|8T)V, Adv. of do\\r)&, in a body, together. one worthy to do or be hence I. of others, to doXXt|S, fs, (a copul., ei'AAcy) all together, in throngs,
\
d-oiKos, ov, (a privat., of/cos) houseless, without or country.
home
think fa, expect, require, Lat. postulare ; diw eo*0at I think I have a right to receive absol. to
:
KO\I!I-
shoals or crowds.
\
Hence
gather together
:
make
dare, so
:
doXXio>,
f.
iaca, to
Pass, to
come
a claim.
2.
I
of oneself, to think Jit to do or be;

;
diu
in
Oaveiv
consent to die
:
aiu
-npdaoeiv
together, assemble. d-o-irXos, ov, (a privat., oirXov) without
determine to do
Med.,
esp. to design, condescend to do diovaOai fj.4\ftv to deign to care for.
3-
to think, suppose; to lay down, maintain. Hence dcjioofxa, arcs, TO, that of which one is thought worthy,
armour, unarmed. d'op and Sop, dopos, TO, (dct/xy) a sword, properly a hanger.- later, any weapon. dopas. ace. pi for dopa, from dop, TO, a sword.
d-opdjos, ov, (a privat., opdoj) unseen, invisible. d-opio-ros, ov, (a privat., opifa) without boundaries: II. 6 dopiaros indefinite, indeterminate. (sub.
XpoVos), the aorist tense. d-opvos, ov, (a privat, opvis) without birds. II. the aorta or dopTTj, 17, (dtipca*) a knapsack.
and
so, esteem, reputation, rank, Lat. dignitas. that which is thought Jit, a decision, a purpose.
II.
2.
in philosophy,
a self-evident proposition, an axiom.
dib>s, Adv. of agios, worthily, as becomes. d|ui><ris, teas, Ion. tos, 17, (dtocy) a being thought II. worthy : estimation, reputation, character.
claim.
(from Med.) a thinking oneself worthy, a demand, III. a thinking fa, an opinion, maxim.
dojj,<u, fut.
great artery.
dopTT)p,
ijpos, 6,
med. (with pass sense) of
0170;.
hang anything
knapsack-strap.
to,
(ddpoj) a strap over the shoulder to a belt, a sword-belt; but also a
a, ov, (aaw) belonging Cretan word for dypos. d-gvYKpoTTjTOs, ov, for dairy*., (a privat., avyrepoT6<w) not welded together by the hammer : of rowers, not rowing in time. dvXia, 17, (dv\os) want of wood.
d6vios,
to the axle.
dos,
o,
dopro, Ion.
cf.
for ijopro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass,
of
deipca
dojpTO.
f.
docrcrfO),
770*0;,
(doôs) to help, aid.
Hence
d-vXos,
ov, (a privat.,
v. davfJL-,
hence thickly wooded.
II.
v\ov) unfelled, unthinned, without wood, ill-wooded.
a helper, aider. d-ovros, ov, (a privat., ovrdaf) not wounded, unhurt. emery Y*iX<u, diraYYâ s, aor. j inf. and part, of
doo-(rr]TT|p, T^pos, 6,
d-w-,
d^wv, ovos,
daw-.
axle, Lat. axis
:
dirayytXia,
cital.
77,
a report given in
a narrative, reI
ov, v.
davoT-.
From
f.
6, (dyca)
:
an
also the
dir-aYYMo>,
Pass.,
-eAw, Ion. -f\f<u: aor.

-rj'yyeXOTjv,
-riyyei\a
:
whole wheel
the pole.
also, the supposed axis of the heavens, II. of dovts, the wooden tablets of the
aor.
aor. 2
-rjyy\r]v
pf.
laws
in
Athens,
o,
made
to
turn upon an axis.
-7777eA/Ltat : relate, tell:
to bring tidings, report, announce ; to Med., irdXiv dirayy(\\ea6at to bring
doos,
temple.
an attendant, minister, esp. belonging to a (Deriv. uncertain.)

<p8if|,
:
77,
back
doi8T|, contr.
(deiSai) song,
a singing :
tale.
also
Hence tidings. d.7ra.YY*XTT|p, T^pos, o, a messenger. dir-aY6, Adv. away! be gone! Lzt.apage! properly
d-iraYT|S, cs, (a privat., rrery^t/eu) not firmly fixed
:
the subject of song
hence a legend,
imperat. of dirdyca (sub. o"eavToV).

:
doiSidco, poet, for dtiou.

doi8tp.os, ov, (dtiSca) bad sense, notorious.
sung
of,
famous
in song
in
of loose texture.
of paying tribute. dii-&ylvlu), Ion. for d7T-a7co, esp. c\7T-aYXatfw, f. iaw Att. to), to deprive of ornament.
dir-aYoptja), f. aca, (the Att. fut. isdirt ipu, pf. dirfiprj/ta, II. aor. dir(iTTov) : to forbid: Absol. to dissuade. intr. to bid farewell to, to renounce, c. dat. : c. part.
1
doi8o-0fTqs, ov, 6, (doiby. 7t$7jni) a lyric poet. doi8o-ir6Xos, o, (doiSrj, noAt'eu) one busied with song,
poet.
doi86s,
votes
6,
(ddSoj)
singer,
minstrel,
bard, Lat.
II.
: fern, a songstress, of the Sphinx. Adj. doiSos, oV, tuneful, musical.
as
to give
up doing
also to
grow weary
of.
2. to
76
fail, sink, give way worn out.
;
diray/otoojuat
also
o& things, rd dirayopcvovra
dir-atcrcrco, Att.
-<jur<rco,
f.
ca
Att. aor. I dirf}a
things
to
rush down
generally, to dart away.

to
Pass, (diro, d-yptos) to become wild dir-aYpi'OOjjLat,
dir-at/Tco,
f. rjffQ},
:
demand
or savage.
air-ayx
40 ' f. iffca
Att.
= dirdyx' to),
Med.
:
mand of
one.
to
back, or simply to de-
one
Pass, to
have a thing demanded of
Hence
fj,
f.
f.
bang
-dyca, to strangle, throttle: to choke. oneself; to be ready v. a'-ycw) dir-ava), f. dca (for the tenses,
dir-dvx&>,
:
dir<UTir]<7is, (us,
diT-aiTic0,
to
iffca,
= dirairfca,
to
a demanding back, demand.

to
demand
back.
lead
one\
dir-aicopea), Pass.,
i\G<a,
away, carry
self.
off:
Med.
to
take
away for
to
with
fut.
hang down, suspend: med. -âofMi, to hang down from,

dTrrjKpifiojfjiai
:
make
to
II. to
take borne.
III. to
return what
j
hover about.
dir-aKptp6o|xat, pf. to be finished
:
one owes, pay. IV. as Att. law-term, bring 2. to^lead away before a magistrate and accuse. : to divert to death. V. to lead away, perplex
Pass, (diro, ditpi-
/S^s)
from a thing.
VI. as
esp.
make off", go away, Hence

aTraywyi],
rj,
if intr. (sub. eavrov), to in imperat. amrye, q. v.
carefully finished: pf. pass, part. dirr]Kpl(3caiJ:vos, highly wrought or finished. d-irdXaicTTOS, ov, (a privat., TroAatcu) not thrown in
off,
wrestling
a taking
II. a leading or dragging away. IV. III. payment of tribute. as Att. law-term, a bringing before the magistrate. inf. of diraSeiv, -eiv, Ion. for d<pa8-, aor. 2
: generally, unconquerable. d-irdXaKTTpos, ov, (a privat., ira\aiffrpa) not trained in the palaestra, awkward. II. not customary on
borne.
the palaestra.
d(pav8dvca.
dir-a'8co,
f.
dirdXaXK, d-rraXaXKOt, 3 sing. aor. 2 ind. and opt. of omaX^ca, but formed by redupl.. from *a.TraXKca Ep. inf. dna\a\icefj.cv.
:
\
-dffofjuai, to
sing out of tune
metaph.
to
d-TrdXajjtvos, ov,
= dird\afj.os,
helpless, silly.
II.
dissent from: to
wander away from. dir-aipo|jiai, Pass, to depart from. dir-a0avaTioj, to aim at immortality.
dirdOeta,
unmanageable, lawless.
d-irdXajios, ov, (a privat., iraXct^) without hands or without the use II. of them : helpless, lazy. which cannot be helped, unmanageable.
j
to suffering, apathy. From 17, insensibility d-ira0T|S, es, (a privat., 7ra0os) without suffering, not 2. unwilling to suffering : insensible, apathetic.
suffer, impatient of.
3.
not having suffered, un-
to go astray, wander. dir-aXYeoj, f. Tjaca, (diro, dA-yeo;) to be without sense of pain, to be past feeling.
dir-aXdonai, Pass,
harmed.
aTraOrjS, d/irai, poet, for airo.
a/Tr-aXi<|>c0,
f.
if/ca:
pf.
dir-a\.r]\i<pa
to
wipe
off,
diraSis, Adv. of
6,
II.
without passion.
diraiScvcrCa, coarseness.
want of education, want of control over a.
ignorance:
thing.
From
j j ,
register. dir-aXe^co, fut. -a\(r)ffa): aor. I opt. diraX(r]ffaifj.i: Ep. aor. 2 dird\a\Kov, see drrdAaA.c : (diro, aAta;) : to ward ace. rei et gen. pers. ; off" from another, c.
expunge, esp. from a
d-iraiScvros, ov, (a privat., TrcuSeiW) uneducated, Adv. diraiSfVTcas tytw to be ignorant, boorish.
boorish.
diraXe^tiv /3eA.os
nvos
to
ward offz
dart from a
man:
also c. ace. pers. et gen. rei, to keep one from, as cnr. rivd KaKurrjTos to keep a man from evil : Med. to
diraiSCa,
17,
(cirrous) childlessness.
f.
defend oneself against.
dir-ai0pidti>
[clouds],
dffca,
(airo,
alOpia) to drive
away
:
dir-aXTiOe-ua),
f.
<rcu,
to
speak the whole truth.

:
and make fair
weather.
dir-aXOeojiai,
f.
-i\(Joyuo.i
Dep.
(diro, dXOfca) to
heal
d-ir-atvvjjiai, Ep. diro-aivvjAai, Dep. (O.TTO, a'lvvfjiaC) to take away, withdraw : pluck off.
thoroughly.
a/rraX0T|o-<r0ov, 3 dual. fut. ind. of drraXOtofJiai. diraXXaYÎ, f], (omaXXdaaca} deliverance, release, riddance from a thing. II. a removal, a di-
diraivi/TO, 3 sing. impf. of foreg. d-rraioXdaj, to cheat : to perplex, confound.

dir-ai6X'T],
"f),
From
(dtro,
alcAos) cheating, duping, any

trick.
vorce.
III.
(from Pass.) a going away, escape:
means of cheating.
diraioXtjiAa, aros, TO, a knavish
diraipe0eb>, Ion. for dfyaipeGta, aor. I subj. pass, of
,)!>, Ion. for d<f>-aipeca.
departure.
to be
dir-aXXa|ico, Desiderat. of duaXXdaoofJLai, to wish rid of.

17,
c/rraXXttJ-ts, ecus,
= diraXXay^.
:
dir-aXXd<r<TO),
:
Att. ^rrco
f.
^CD
aor. I
-r)\Xaa
dir-atpo), Ep. lengthd. dir-acCpa) peffKov : fut. dirapu : aor. I direct

lift
Ion. impf. aTralto pf. dirrjpKa : II. to lead
pf.
off:
hence
to carry, take
away.
2 to set free, release, rid of a thing. -rjXX&xa to put away from, remove from : also to get rid II. intrans. to of. get offfree, escape, esp. with
:
.
away an army or fleet; hence, as if intr. to sail away, march away: generally, to set out, depart: also c. gen.,
diraipfiv
an Adv.,
depart.
e.
g. e3, KCLKUJS
fut.
dtraXXaaaciv
to
go away,
xôvos
to
depart from
the land.
:
o-rrais, dVcuSos, 6, T), (a privat., Trafs) childless gen., oTrats epffevos yovov without male heirs.
c.
Pass., r}XXagd[Ar]v ; but also fut. pass. d,TraXXa\6r]aoâ.t, aor. I d-rrr]\XdxOr]V or aor. 2 dTrrjXXdyrjv : pf. 07717 A-
with
and
aor. r med., dtraX\doiJ.ai, d?r-
aAAorptoo)
to be set free, released 2. to get off, usu.
aTrapcurrjro?.
dTrdvOijcris,
ecus, 17,
77
a fading, withering. (dtro, dvOos) to pluck offflowers
rid of it. : dir-av0ito, f. iffca, Adv., e. g. KaXus, dfyjfuos d7raA.A.ax^7}j/at to get off" metaph., paraiav yXuxrcrav dirav6i(iv to cull the well, without injury, etc., like the intrans. Act.: hence flowers of idle talk, i. e. talk as boldly as they please, II. to remove, dealone, to be let off, acquitted. dir-av0paK<o, f. ifftu Att. to), to broil on the coals,
j
from a thing, get with some Adj. or
to depart from life, to be roast. Hence diraXXa\Of)vat like Lat. e pueris dir-avOpaKis, ioos, 77, (diro, dV0pa) a small flsh for II. a cake baked on coals. excedere, to come forth from a boyish state, to become broiling. a man: to be far removed from. 2. to leave off\ dir-avOpaKoco, f. woca, to burn to a cinder, from, giv* over, cease. diravOpamia, f], inhumanity. From
part from, go away, hence

deceased;
e/t
rraiScav
'
dir-aXXorpioa), f. wcrcu: pf. -rjXXoTpioJKa: (drro, d\to estrange. \6rpios} dir-aXoda), poet. -aXoidto, f. fjffca, properly to thresh out : hence to bruise, crush. dn3X6-0pi(-,Tptxos><>,?7, (dira\6s, Opig} with soft hair,
:
vage.
dir-dvOpwiros, ov, far from man, inhuman, saII. unsocial : of countries, uninhabited. I. Causal in fut. -avaarrjaca pres. ""air-avicrnfjp.1,
.
'AIIA'AO'S,
77,
6v,
soft,
tender:
metaph.
soft,
and aor. i, to make rise up and deII. Pass, diraviarapjai, part, take or send away. with intr. aor. 2 act. -ffTijv, pf. -effTijtea, to arise and
and impf.,
fut.
gentle : delicate. aTvaXoTTjs, TJTOS,
Hence
77,
go away
leave one's country, emigrate.

0,
:
softness, tenderness.
well fed, plump. diraXo-Tp<j>iris, cs, (aTraAos, Tpefpcu) diraX6-4>p&)V, ov, (drraA.os, <f>pr)v} soft-hearted. diraXd-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, xpovv, (dira\6s,
Adv. = dnavTa\ov. Adv. (ctTras) everyivhere.

:
Att. impf. dirrjVTcav

:
f.
aor. I dTrfjvTrjaa
pf. dtirjvrrjKa.
to
come or go
to
Xpoos) soft-skinned: also with heterocl. gen., dmtAoXpoos, dat. -"xpoi, etc.
diraXvvco, f. vvu>, (dn-aAos) to soften. dir-ap.aX8t)Vo, to destroy utterly. uir-ap,da>, f. rjffw, to cut off".
meet, encounter, whether as friend or foe : hence to resist. 2. to meet with, light or fall upon. 3.
of things, to happen, come tipon one: also to turn out well, prosper. 4. to go or come to, arrive or be present at : also to have recourse to a thing.
II. every-way. Adv. (aTras) everywhere. dir-avTT], Dor. 3 sing. impf. of diravrda).
To Pass., pf. dn-TyÂu/z/zai. u7r-ap.|3XiJva>, f. vvS)\ blunt, dull the edge of a thing : Pass, to be blunted, lose its edge.
dirap,ppoTiv,
dir-ap.6i|3op,ai,
inf. aor.
f.
dir&VTT],
ttirdvTTjcris, ea>s,
57,
(diravrdca) a meeting, encoun-
i of dtpaftapTdvco. aor. i -rjfj.d<p6r)V -apftyofAai

: :
tering.
:
Dep.
(diru, d)ue//3o;)
to reply to,
answer.
:
dir-avTtKpv, Adv. (diro, dvrlKpv) right opposite. dir-avrCov, Adv. (diro, avriov) right opposite.
dir-avrXeto,
ship's
f.
dir-an.eip, to deprive of share in a thing

be bereft.
dir-ajJieXco),
dTrap.jji.tvos,
f.
"n,
Pass, to
rjcrw,
to
draw
off"
like
water from a
hold
hence
rjao}, to
neglect utterly. ov, Ion. for d^/x/xeVos, pf. pass. part,

f.
:
of
dcpaTTTca.
KO),
fjffca
aor. 2 d-irrj/j-irXaKov, inf.
dir-dvTOp.at, dtr-avva), f. vcra [u], to accomplish or finish entirely: diravvfiv [sub. 68oi/] to finish a journey. "AIIA3, Adv. once, once only, once for all, Lat.
semel.
II.
Ijrct,
to lighten, lessen. d-n-avrdoj.
d<pafj.apTa.vo}.
d'rr-dp.vva), fut. vvSi, to keep off,
ward
off,
to repulse:
ws, etc., like Lat. ut semel;
without any notion of number, after ws &ira ijparo
Med.
pel.
2.
to keep off from oneself, to drive hack, reto defend oneself.

:
dir-avaivop.cu or reject utterly.
aor. i AmjvijvAiajv
Dep.:
to refuse
once he began. ds, aaa, av, mostly in plur. all at once, all together : in sing, every one. aira|-aTrXws, Adv. in general, upon the whole.
when
a7r-avat(rxvvTca), f. rjoo}, to be utterly shamelses be shameless enough to do or say. : dir-avaXto-Kto, fut. -avdXwaa) pf. -avd\ajKa
:
to
air-ata,
ij,
(aTro,
dir-d|ios, ov, (dirb, dtos}

to
dTT-a|i6co,
f.
aios) unworthiness. = dvdgios, unworthy of. waca, to deem unworthy of one: to dis-
utterly
consume or expend.
from one
gen. of
off, far
diravatrraors, ews, ?], (atra.viarap.aC} a removing place to another.

>
. :
claim as unworthy, disown, Lat. dedignari. dirdopos, ov, Dor. for dirrjopos. d-Trair-Tros, ov, (a privat., TraTTTros) with no grand.
or ancestors. <Iir-av8p6cp.ai, pf. dirr)v8pcaiJ.ai: Pass.: (dn-o, avopus father _r -' \ j_ L 2 / ^ T~ fn to become a man. air-aTTTco, Ion. for dv-fjp)
dir-avv0e and
away.
-0ev, strengthd. for dvfvOf, Adv. afar II. as Prep, with gen./ar away
d-TrapdpaTOS, ov, (a
privat., TrcpajSatVcu) not trans:
from:
alooffrom: but also out from. dir-avT|vaa0ai, aor. i med. inf. of dr

dTr-av0co,
f.
II. act. not passing over to another gressed. not passing away, unchangeable.
Ion. pf. pass. part, of d<p-aipa).

to
-fiaca:
pf.
dirr]vOr]ica
leave off\
I
blooming, fade, wither.
Hence
not to be d-irapaiTrjTos, ov, (a privat., irapaiTfcu) turned away by prayers not to be begged off",
.
78
evitable.
II.
of persons, not to be entreated, inexinexorably.
dir-apTl-Xo-yLa,
full, even
T),
(drro,
dpTios, \o-yos)
a round,
orable
Adv.
-rcas,
number or sum.
d-irapaKaXuirros, ov, (a privat., irapaKa\vTrToi) uncovered : Adv. -Teas, -undisguisedly. [_/ra]

d-irapdicXT]TOS, ov, (a privat., rrapattaXtca) moned, without being called upon.
aTrapTwrjjLos, o, (aitapri^<a) completion. dir-dpuo-Tcov, verb. Adj. one must draw off.
From
unsum-
dir-apva),
f.
vo~ca [u], to
draw
off,
skim
off'.
d-irapdXXaKTOS,
ov,
(a privat., irapa\\do~o~(a) un-
changeable. From d-irapaXoY*-o"TOS, ov, (a privat., 7rapcc\o-yto/zt) not for sacrifice, first-fruits. to be deceived. o/xcu, Dep. to make a beginning, dir-dpxop-O't, f. not esp. in sacrifice ; rpt'xas dirdpxeaOat to begin the sacrid-irapap,t>0ir]TOS, ov, (a privat., Trapa/xiêo/icu) to be persuaded : hence incorrigible : also inconso- fice with the hair, i. e. by cutting off the hair from the forehead and throwing it into the fire. II. c. lable. II. not to be entreated, inexorable, [y] = dirapanvOr)TOs, inexorable : un- gen. to cut off part of a thing to offer it : to offer d-irapd[A\)0os, ov, 2. to offer the firstlings or first-fruits of bending, stubborn, savage. [Aesch. dirapa-, like aOd- part of. a thing absol. to begin a sacrifice.
:
dir-apXT|, 17, mostly used in plur. dirapxaC, the beginning of a sacrifice, the first part of offerings, of the hair cut from the forehead. 2. the firstlings
dirapai, aor. I inf. of diraipoj. dirdpajja, Ep. aor. I of dirapdaaca.
diT-dpxw,
f.
ct?,
to lead the
way.
= sq. d-irapao-Kcvaoros, ov, (a privat., irapao-fcevafa)

d-'irapdo'Kevos, ov, (a privat., irapao~Kevr)) without
fut.
a-irds, arrda-a, awav, (aua, was) strengthd. for irds, v diraai and els airavTa, enquite all, all together :
tirely:
in Att. also like
was in the sense of every
preparation, unprepared. du-apdo-o-o), Att. -TTW,

to strike off: to
one, Lat. unusquisque.
aor. I dirripaga
<xiT-a<riraCpa>, to struggle convulsively.

,
sweep
off,
Lat. decutere.
77,
a fasting, fast.
,
From
(a privat., wdo/xcu) not having tasted.
dir-apo-Kto,
to.
f.
2.
Med. with
-apecrw, to displease, be disagreeable pass, sense, ov vepfa-qrov 0am-
Dep.
,
to
fj
have no leisure.
TraTijaa, Ep. dir:
f.
Tjaca :
:
aor. I
pf.
^wd-
\Tja dvSpa dirapeao-acrOai one a king should be displeased.
dirapr<raar0ai, Ep. aor.
must not take it ill that Hence med. inf. of dirapfffKG).
to cheat, trick, outwit, beguile : like Pass, to be Lzt.fallere tempus, to beguile the time :
TTjfta:
(dnaTT))
deceived, mistaken.
d-irap0ev6'UTOs, ov, (a privat. ,Tiap6cvvco) unmaidenly, unfitting a maiden : in neut. pi. as Adv.
dir-aTp06 and
aloof, all alone.
-06V,
Adv.
II.
(diro, artpOt) far apart, Prep, with gen. far from,
d-irdp0vos, ov, (a
vvfj.<pr)v
privat., irapQevos}
no more a maid;
away from.
awards. a cheat, rogue. From 'AIIA'TH, 77, cheating, trickery, fraud, guile, deceit: in a less bad sense, cunning, craft: a stratagem in
diraTeto, Ion. for
' dvvfxpov irapdtvov r dirdpOtvov virgin wife and widow'd maid.' dir-api0}ji.0, f. r\a(a, to count over : to reckon II. to reckon or up. pay back. Hence
diraTCwv, wvos,
6,
d-TrapC0p,T]<Tis,
a>s, 77,
a counting over.
II.
war.
Hence
air-apico,
f.
co~ca,
to suffice, be sufficient.
dirfiTT|Xtos, ov, deceitful, wily.

aTraTTj\ios. dirSTTjXos, 77, ov, dirdT7jp,o, arcs, TO, (dwaTao;) a deceit.
77, 6v, (awarda}) fallacious. d-TraTijTOS, ov, (a privat., waYe'cu) untrodden.
intr. to be contented, acquiesce. dir-apvojjwu, fut. med. qffouat

vrjOijv
:
aor. I
:
pass, dirrjpfut. dirapvr)-
Dep.
to
deny
it
utterly,
deny
diraTK]TiK6s,
BrjfffTai in pass, sense,
shall be denied.
dir-apvos, ov, (dno, dpj/eo/xcu) denying utterly; dirapvos fffn JUT) vocrfiv he denies that he is sick ; c. gen.,
dir-aTi|xdo),
dir-aTifidta,
f.
f.
data,
T^CTCO,
= dnaTtfjido}.
strengthd. for aTip-do), to dis-
dnapvos ovSfvos Ka.Qiaro.ro she denied nothing.

pass, denied, refused.
II.
honour greatly.
'Airarovpta, (uv, rd, the Apaturia, a festival at Athens in the month Pyanepsion, lasting three days, during which the Athenians had their grown up sons enrolled among the citizens. (Piob. derived from nar-fjp or (pparpia, with a euphon.)
d-irdrajp, opos, 6,
77
dir-apTaco,
to
f.
:
rjaca
Pass., pf. -rjpTrjfJiai
hang from hang, strangle. away and hang up : Pass, to be in

to to to
properly, II. to take
remove, part
III. suspense. then, seemingly intr. (sub. eauToV),
remove
oneself,
go away.
(a privat., irarrip) fatherless,
air-aprt, (aTro, d'pTtos) Adv. completely : in numbers, II. just the reverse, quite the conexactly, just.
trary.
IH. of time,
this
= dwo
time
dpri
for aTro
TOV
orphan : disowned by the father. dir-avydfw. f. a<a, to beam with light. d.Tfavyao~\ia, aTos, TO, a reflection.
dir-avBdo),
c. inf.
f.
Hence
vvv,
from now, from
just now, even

:
770-0),
to tell or
foil,
bid plainly, Lat. edicere,
now.
a.ir-apTia>, f. iffca Att. LCJ, to get ready, complete Pass, to be completed, exactly made up.
II. to
forbid,
by
fjirj
and
inf.,
diravSui
Tiva pr) TTOifTv I forbid his doing. IV. to deny. renounce. V.
III. to decline,
intr. to
be
wanting
79
towards; diravodv <j>i\u, to fail a friend: also to faint, sink; diravodv tco-nca to faint with toil. act dir-av0a8iôjxat, f. iffofjiat : Dep. to speak or
boldly, speak
orit.
iffoa,
dirfi\rj6ds Is dTTOpirjv, Is dvayfcairjv driven into great

straits.
direiXcco,
c. inf. to
dir-av0T]iJi,6pta>, f. to do a thing on the
Att.
To),
(diro,
avOrjfJLepos}
threats
f. 770-0;, (dirctA^) to threaten, Lat. minari : threaten to do. II. to make boastful to boast, brag, Lat. gloriari. III. to
same day,
to
go and return on
aor.
sense,
assure, promise,
direiXirj,
77,
vow:
the
same day.
only found in impf. with
dir-aupdci),
boasts,
mostly in plur. braggart words : in

pass.
Pass, to be terrified by threats. dirctXai, threats ; also

sing,
a threatening.
(diro,
dirrjvpow, dirrjvpds, dmjvpd, to which must be the aor. I part. act. and med., dirovpas, dirovpdfj.fto take away vos : (avpdca the simple is not found) :
added
(Deriv. uncertain.) [a]

a/Tr-6iXT]0ls, aor. I
part,
of dir-ci\0}
from, wrest from, rob
of,
nvd
TI.
II. to
receive
dimXirjp.a, aros, T6,

dir-tXir]fjiVos, pf. part. pass. of a7r-tA.eo)(a7ro,
dir-CXi]p,fJiat, perf. pass,
,
good
or ill, to enjoy or suffer: (but wherever this sense occurs, dirrjvpa, etc., should be altered into
kiravpfT, etc.)
tA.eoj).
of diro\a^dvoj. Ep. for fjirft\*iTr)v, 3 dual
impf. of
boas'ter.
a-irav<rros, ov, (a privat., irav<a) not to be stopped

II. c. or assuaged : never-ending. gen. never ceasing from. dir-a/UTiKa, Adv. forthwith, on the spot. dir-avTojjioXea), f. 770-0;, to go of one's own accord,
diriXirjTT|p, 77pos, o, (aTreiAeo;)
a threatener,
Hence
diri,XT]TT|pios, a, ov, threatening, menacing. direi\T]TT]p. dlTl,XT]TT|S, OV, 6,
desert.
dir34>i(TK&>, fut. dira<pr)ff<a : aor. 2 fjtracpov, part. diratpuv : aor. 2 med. opt. dirdtpoiTo in act. sense :
6v, dimXii<{>a, perf. act.
direiXijTiKos,
dir-6i|Ai, fut.
T),
= dirci\r)Trjpios.
of diroXappdva}.
like dirarda}, to cheat, beguile.
from
grievous
:
dirfaofMi, (dir6, fipi sutn) to be away absol. to be away or absent : of things, to be
dir-dx0op-oLi,
Dep.
to be hateful or
to be-
wanting.
3
come
disliked, incur odium. direpaXov, aor. 2 of aTroâAAo;.
direj3T]v,
dir^pTjtra, aor. 2
and
of
diroj3aiva).
Horn, mostly uses impf. dirrjv, Ep. dirftjv, and Ep. fut. dirfffo'ofjiai. dir-i|xi, (diro, fTfjti ibo) to go away, depart : the pres. as fut. I will go : imperat. diriOi, part. dmdw. mostly
pi. direffav,
dir|3Xio-a, aor. I of diroftXiTTca. direSavos, ov, Dor. for rjtrtbavos. d-ireSiXos, ov, (a privat., TreStAov) unshod, barefoot. d-ir8os, ov, (a copul., irfSov) even, level, flat. <xir8pij4>07]V, aor. I pass, of diroSpviTTca.
dirT|o-iv, Ep. for airy, 3 sing. pres. subj. of dirfifii
(fifj.1
dimirep.ev,
dir-eiirov
direiira,
:
= dirfiircTv,
v. sq.
inf. dirftirciv,
dirfnrdfji.r)v
:
Ep. dirofiirfiv
fut.
also aor. I
:
med.
dirfpw, pf. dirtiprjica

:
to the pres. being supplied by dir6(pr)fj.i, dirayopfvo} II. to forbid, speak, say, or tell out, tell plainly.
sum). dir-6iir, Ep. 3 sing, indie, of dirctirov. V. a vision by offerings. IV. to deny, refuse. diTpY, 3 sing, imperf. of dirotpya). intrans. to give up, be worn out, fail : c. dat. pers. to dir0avov, aor. 2 of dirodv^ffKca. dir-eiSov, inf. dmSetv, aor. 2 without pres. in use, fail or be wanting to one direipijKevai <pi\ois to fail to look away from other one's friends but.dirfiprjKfvat \prjp.aai to be bankrupt: serving as aor. to d<popd<a c. part., dir. KaOrjfjLfvos to be tired of sitting. things at, and so simply to look at.
; : ;
direiirov avrbv /zr) iroictv 1 foil, by fit/i with inf.; forbade him to do : TO direipijfjievov, a forbidden III. to renounce, disown, give up; direiiracrthing. Oai TOV vlov to disown his son; dirfiireiv 6if/iv to avert
dim0eia,
dirt0to,
T),
f.
(a7Tt077s) disobedience.
d-TTipavTOS, ov, (a privat., ircpas} endless, boundless.

d-ireipao-TOS, ov, (a privat., irfipdfa} inexperienced. d-ireiparos, ov, (a privat., irfipdopai) Dor. for dirfiprjros, untried.
77170;,
(diri6r]s) to refuse compliance, to
be disobedient.
dTr-i0T], dTr-610-qo-av, Ion. for d(p-td7j, d<p-eiOr)o~av,
3 sing, and plur. aor.

ships,
I pass,
of
II.
dfpiijfjii.
d-iri0Tis, es, (a privat., irfiOopat)
unmanageable.
f.
d-jr-CpYa.0ov, Ep. 3 sing. a,iro-epY<i0*. inf. dir-epYadisobedient: of 06tv, poet. aor. 2 of dirfipjca. (irfiOca) act. not perdir-tpY&>, in Herodotus mostly dir-pY, Ep. also
suading.
dir-ciKd<o,
do-o;,
diro-pY<>
to copy, represent, express by
:
'.
f.
0}
aor. I dtreipa.
:
poet. aor. 2 dirfippf.

direipyfjiai,
a yaOov, Ep. dirotpyaOov

II.
:
Pass.,
Ep.
comparison
hence
to
compare with,
liken to.
ws
a
dir-iKovito,
statue.
5,
dirfiKaffat, to conjecture, ut licet conjicere. (diro, et/coV) to represent or-portray in
to keep away or shut out from : part drrtpyfiai from: to keep or hinder from, to keep back: of a river,
II. to dircpypfvos, shut out from its old course. part, divide, and so to bound, of seas and rivers, etc. III. to shut up, confine.
dir-ctKws, see direoiKus.

(diro, fl\fca) to
id),
Ep. for dirfiXcca, to threaten.

f.
d-impecruos, a, ov, and

dweipos.
II.
,&>,
770-0;,
press hard: Pass.,
os, ov, lengthd. form for boundless, endless, countless.
80
,
inf. direiprjietvai, perf.
of
d-rrfTirov.
expel.
II.
:
dTTfXavvfiv ffrpaTov, to lead

if intr. to
away
:
dir-ipT|p,(u, perf. pass, of anciirov. d-7reipTT]TOs, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., 7rapdo/xm) I. act. without without trial, and so making trial
also without experiII. ence of, inexperienced or unskilled in a thing.
of, or absol.
:
an army
\
hence as
march, go away
Pass, to be driven
:
also
(sub. ITTTTOW), to ride
away
away :
hence
to be
excluded
from
a thing
generally to be
making no attempt
far from.
,
pass, untried, unattempted.
TO,
and dircXcyp-os,
o, ill
repute.
From
direipta,
77,
(dneipos
i,
to e(j.TT(ipia, Tretpa) opp.

II.
want
dir-cXeYX
^7^'
to refute thoroughly.
of
skill,
inexperience.
(airfipos n, irepas)
infinity.
d-ircXe0pos, ov, (a privat., irt\e6pov) immeasurable: neut. as Adv. immeasurably far.

direXeuJ/a, aor. I of diroêi.Boj, not of diro\eiirca. direXeo-Oat, aTreXojxevos, Ion. for d<^>6A.-, aor.
2
d-irciptTOS, OP, Ep. for diretpcaios.
dimpo-SaKpus,
to excess.
u,
gen.
i>os,
(direipos, Sd/epv)
weeping
med.
ov. (d-rreipos,
inf.
and
part,
77,
of
d<cupe'o>.
dimpo-Spoeros,
ill
:
Spucros) unbedewed.
dircXcvOcpCa,
(aTreXevdcpos) the enfranchisement
of a slave. unused to evil. simplicity. direXeuOepucos, 77, ov, in the condition of afreedman. dimpoKaXia, 77, ignorance of the beautiful, want of From From taste : in plur. vulgarities. air-eXevScpos, o, an emancipated slave, afreedman,
diretpo-KaKOS, ov, (atrcipos,
itaicos)
inexperienced in
TO aireipoKcutov
II.
dircipo-KaXos, ov, (dirfipos, /caXos) without

coarse, vulgar.
taste,
Lat. libertus, libertinus.

dir-cXevOepoco,
f.
Hence
emancipate.
Adv.
-Acus.
ujaca, to set free,
dimpo-Xcx^js,
es, (atrftpos,
Ae'ôs) unmarried.
direXif|XaKa, pf. of d-rrtXavvoj.

a.TT\-f]\vQa, perf. of direpxofJ.ai. aor. 2 act. inf. of dirfp-)(piJ.ai.
,
dirtpo-p,(ixT]S, ov, Dor.-jxdxcis, a, 6, (aircipos, ô.\Tf)
untried in battle, [a]

I. (a privat., trftpa, irftpa.oiJ.ai) ov, without trial or experience of a thing, unused to it :
a-impos,
II. ignorant of: hence absol inexperienced, ignorant. (a privat., irfipas, irtpas) like dtreipfffios, boundless, 2. of garments, etc., endless, endless, countless. i. e. without end or outlet.
.
Ion. for d(p-\KQj. w, Laconian for KK\rjffid^ca. iô), fut. iaca Att. to), to drive to despair.
,
2.
v diru TLVOS to hope from one. direXov, 3 sing, old Att. impf. of diroXovo} (formed
from
d,
< -
djro\oo;).
f.
d-TTCipotruvT),
77,
= direipia,
inexperience.
a7r-6fji0),
fffca,
to spit up,
throw out.
dircipo-TOKOs, ov, (dnfipos, TOKOS) without experience of childbirth, not having yet brought forth.
d-ircipcov, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., -rrefpap, Ep. for II. irepas) =diretpos n, boundless, endless, countless.
n e|xvTjO'avTO, 3 plur. aor. I med. of ditoiJU.}j.VTjaic<a. aTrep-opâTO, 3 sing. aor. I med. of diro[j.6pyvvfu.
ter.
dir-cfxiroXdco, f. 2. to buy
770-0;,
to dispose
sell,
of by sale or bar-
and
betray.
(a privat., Trefpa)
aTrcipos i, inexperienced. aiT-cis, Ion. for d<-ets, aor. 2 part, of d<p-it]fj.i.
air-evavTi, Adv. (dvo, HVO.VTI) over against, opposite,

c.
dir-K, Prep, with gen. away out of. dir-6K8exop,at, f. Seo/xat, Dep. to expect. dir-6ic8tjva> or -Svw, f. ovaoi) [D], to strip clothes
gen. : also dir-evavriov, Adv.

dir-cvapiô),
f.
dirtvavTt.
off"
from
another.
:
II.
Med. direKSvopwu,
fut.
-ovoo:
ia), to despoil one of his arms. direvdcro-aTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. i med. of dTrovaia. dircve-yKatrOcu, aor. I med. inf. of dTro<pepa.
aor. 2 act. dircgeow, perf. aTre/fScSv/ca pai [v] Hence strip oneself; to put off one's clothes.
direicSt/cris, ecus,
77,
to
dirtvciKa, Ep. for dirriveiKa or dirrjvt'yKa, aor. I of

:
aor. I pass. inf.

v.
f's,
a putting off the clothes.
),
aiTKi6, a Dor.
/SaAf, he lost.
aor. I (as if
from
*o.Tto-Ki\(a)
dire-
d-TTv0Tjs,
(a privat., irevOos) free from grief.
P^p. dir-eK\av9dvojjLai, Med. to forget entirely: aor. 2 med. imperat. aneK\f \dOeo~0c Odpfifos forget
entirely
your surprise. d7T6K\\d0cr86, v. foreg. dir-6Kpp,aTa, aor. i

dir-ejcravov, aor. i of diroKTfivoj.
dir-6Wira), to forbid; direvvt-rrca o~e )UT) irotetv J forII. to order away from; a.irwibid thee to do. Treiv Tivd 6a\d[j.cav.
not subject to grief. d-7Ttv0T]TOS, ov, (a privat., nvOioj} f. 770-0;, or dir-cvLavTi^to, f. iata, (d-rro, (vtavTos) to go into banishment for a year.
dTr-viauT<o,
dir-^,
v. direfc.
diT-KTaTO,
kempt. dir-Xaviv<o
pf. pass, plqpf.
a rreoiKws, Att. dirctKus,

uncombed, un:
d-ireicTTjTOS, ov, (a privat., Trc/frecu)
oiKa, unreasonable, unfair.

,
via, 6s, perf. part, Adv. aTreiKOTcas.
of dtre-
fut. d-rrfXaffQ}, Att. dirfXcu
pf.
direX-f],
XaKa
and -apai
d-rreXdco
:
Pass., aor. I a-nr\\.a.Qi]v [a] : pf. dTrc\rj\a(Tfjiat : also dir\a as imperat. of simple pres.
ov, (a privat., 7T7r/pos) not ripe. aor - J P a ss. of u.TTOTiXdfa. aor. I of diroirXto}.
Dor.
aor.
dirrj\aov
to drive
away,
u-ireirXos, ov, (a privat., 7re7rA.os) without the irfirXos or robe, clad in the tunic only.
81
>,
shortd. for dir-eir\caffe,
which
'
is
Ion. for
pf.
dir-fir\fvfff, 3 sing. aor. I act. of dTroir\fca. dTTTrv6vcra, aor. i of diro irveca.

dTrTrrdjji,T]V, aor. 2
els..
dirfpx*o~0ai place to another. Ion. direpeco, fut. without pres. in use : pf. dir-epco,
,
-e\rj\vOa:to go away, depart from;

to
go from one
:
of
diroireTOfjiai.
ireffffo},
f.
dTTfiprjKa.
Tre'^cw)
fut.
med. dirfpov/Mi
:
d-ireiTTOS, ov, (a privat.,
uncooked,
|
6r)V
(see dirtitrov}
dtrtpta
III. to
: aor. I pass, dnepprjto speak plainly out. II.
undigested.
to
q. v.
forbid ;
ore
pf)
irpdrTfiv
I forbid thee to
IV. to deny, re:
airp, neut. pi. of oawfp, Adv. =&crir(p, as, so as.

nite, endless.
In Att.
oft.
used as
do.
-fuse.
renounce, disown.
V.
intr. to
fcas, 6,
f.
d-irepavTos, ov, (a privat., TTfpaivoj) boundless,

dir-ep'ydôjiai, f. daopai both in act. and pass, sense
:
infi-
dirpcoijs,
dir-pco(i),
aTr-cpcoTj,
give up, sink, fail one who thwarts.
see in dirfiirov.
From
II.
r)a(a, to
withdraw from.
a hindrance.
pf.
:
direipyaajMi
:
used
off,
57,
a drawing back.
i
sing. aor. I opt. of uTrepcaeca. i_dirpcoT)<reias, finish off; pf. part. direipya(rfj.evos, completely finished: dir-tpcoTOS, ov, (diro, epcas) unloving. of a painter, to fill up with colour, to represent perdiTGS, Ion. for d'ês, aor. 2 imperat.
Dep.
to
work
'
fectly : generally to Hence contract.

direp-yacria,
fj,
form,
create.
2. to
finish a
dTr-a0Co),
dirrjoeaOrjv
:
f.
aTreSoftat to eat or
,
pf. d-n-fo-qSoKa
aor. I pass.
gnaw
off: to eat up.

sing. fut.
a finishing
off,
completing
a creat-
aor. I of diroffKfSdvvvfu.
ing, causing. dir-pYw, Ion. for dirfipyo}.

dir-epSco,
direp-ei,
f.
for
,
dirrTcu, 3
of
Lacon. for
direffavr), aor. 2 pass,
airetju. of diro-
cy,
to
Adv.
= uffirfpfi,
bring to an end, finish.

direpeiffoftai,
:
be
is
aTT-epctSa), to aor. dirfpfiCfdpriv, but pf. pass.
from airfp. Med., fut. fix firmly :
dTr-co-o-vfjnrjv,
gone, i. e. is dead. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
dirofffvca.
dirfpripfifffJLa.1
to fix
oneselffast upon, i. e. to support oneself upon a thing: to dwell or insist upon, also to settle in a particular absol. to lean or bend away. part
:
aTr-<7Tt]V, aor. 2 of d<pi(TTrjfj,i. dTrcaTpdâTO, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of diroaTpetyo). dir-e<TTo>, ovs, 97, (airfifAi abibo) Ion. noun, a being
away, absence
see
fueoTw
diTepcCo-Los, ov,
f.
= dTTfipfffios poet.,
ransom.
in phrase aTre-
d-TTTir|Xos, ov, (a privat., TreTTjAoi') leafless. a/TreTpaTrov, aor. 2 of drrorpfiroi}.
peiffia diroiva, a countless
d-TTV0T|S,
into,
fs,
aTr-6pT]p.6c),
woo}, to
make
utterly desolate.
unknown, Lat. ignotus.

,
(a privat., irvvOdvofMi) not inquired II act. not in-
d-ircpiXaXijTOs, ov, (a privat., TreptAoAecu) not to be
outdone in talking, [a]

d-TreptXirjTrTOS, ov, (a privat., Trepi\ap.$a.voj) uncir-
set
quiring, ignorant, Lat. ignarus. dir-V0x>va> [u] f. vv&, to make straight again : to up again: metaph. to restore: to guide, rule;
cumscribed.
d-TT6pi[xepip.vos, ov, (a privat., irepi, p.fpifj.va) careless.
X*P as Seoy/cfs aTrcvOvvfiv to guide the chains, i. e. bind them.
arms with
Adv.
-vojs, carelessly.
d-irepioirros, ov, (a privat., irtpifyopai) unregard-
dircvKTOS, 6v, (aTrevô/xai) to be deprecated, abominable.
ing, reckless of.

d-Trepio-KeiTTOS, ov, (a privat., irfpicrKeTTTOfMi") inAdv. -TCUS. considerate, thoughtless, heedless.
tracted.
dTr-vvd<>, dir'UX TO S,
f.
acrca, to lull to sleep.
ov,
= dirfVKTos.
From
d-Trepunrao-TOS, ov, (a privat., irfpio"ndca) undisAdv. -rws, without distraction.

-TTOS, ov, (a privat.,
irfpio~o~6s}
air-v\o\}.ai, f. oftcu, Dep. to wish a thing away, to wish that it may not happen, Lat. deprecari.
dir-<j)0i0ov, Ep. aor. 2 of diro<pOivoj. dTT<j)0iTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of dirocpQivca. dir-e40os, ov, for d(pf(pdos, (d<p-ty(a) boiled down,
d-Tr4puro~os, Att.
without superfluity, simple. d-TrcpurrdTos, ov, (a privat., IT fpu0Tafj.ai) defenceless.

d-7rpiTp.irjTOS,
ov,
refined;
air.
\pva6s refined gold, Lat. aurum

f.
re-
(a
privat.,
irfpiTfpvoj')
uncir-
coctum.
dTr-ex0ciipt>,
utterly.
cumcised.
d-ircpiTp OTTOS, ov, (a privat., irfpiTpema) not returning : also not heeding.
dirppif)0T]v, aor.
I
-ap>
aor.
drrfjx^ r]P a
'
'
^ a ê
pass,
of
dirfpSi.
direppiYao-t, 3 plur. perf. 2 of d-rroppiyfaj, [t] dir-eppw, to be gone quite away : imperat.
utterly hateful. dir-6X0dvo[xat, f. -6^^77<roftat : aor. 2 drrijx^'J^Vt to be bated: inf. dirfxOtaQai: pf. dirrix^ r j ai: Pass.: )f to incur hatred or odium, also to be roused to hatred;
-
II. to
make
away, begone, Lat. abi in malam rem. d-ir-pv0pLda>, fut. dcrca [a], to put away bhishes, be
past blushing.
dir-epvKco,
f.
away:
Med.
f.
o), (d-no, fpvfccj) to to abstain, desist, [v]
keep
off,
scare
dir-epvco,
dir-tpxofjiai,, fut.
vata [C], to tear offfrom. -fXfvaofMi aor. 2 -r)\vdov, -fj\0ov

:
ovTf TI fjLoi trds SrjfAOS aTre^^J^tci'OS âAf7ra(Vet nor does all the people being roused to hate against me II. Dep. in causal sense, to cause distress me. hatred; \6yoi dirfxOavo^voi words that cause hatred: c. dat. pers. to be or become hateful to one. diTX0ia,, 57, (aTrexfl^s) enmity, hatred ; in plur. enmities ; 01 dirfxQfias Tivl I \6fiv to be hated by him,
like Si'
opy^s e\0ftv,
etc.
82
aros, TO, hated, the object of hate.
that which
hateful, hostile. Pass.: (aTro, :
LV to
:
is
Ion.
ov, not
II.
d-irC0ovos,
likely.
winning
belief,
incredible,
un
dir-X0T|S,
fs, (diro,
d7r-ex0o|juu, like aTTto be hated or hateful.
not persuasive, [f] <xm0(o, Ep. aor. I diriOrjffa, poet, for dirfiOeca.
fs,
From
d-m0T|s,
poet, for d-Tret^s.

rjpos, 6,
diT6X0wS,Adv.of cbrex^s; air. ex air-f\<a, f. d(f)fa) and diroffxh ffca

/o Ao/a? o^| keep off,
be a/ enmity.
dm0vvnf|p,
dir-lOvvo),
restorer.
From
away from :
to
aor. 2 dTreo'xoi' : to part : Med.,

:
= dir-evOvvca.
dirx fff ^ ai X
fy
as
TWOS
to
but dirxfo~0ai absol.

stain or desist from,
hold one's hands off" him hold oneself off" a thing, ab-
dir-iKVop,at, dir-uKo(JiT|V, Ion. for d<f)iK-. d-mvvcro-a), (a privat., TTIVVTOS} to be without ones wits, to lack understanding.
far from,
c.
dWx
Med.
it is
II. intrans. to be away or gen. loci ; TT/S ir6\(0)s ov iroXXty ooov not far distant from the city: also like
ami-is, Ion. for a<piis.

dirtov, TO, (dVios) a pear, Lat.
pirum.
to abstain from a thing.
III. to
have in
full ; direx LV [uffOov to have a full reward.

dir-x|;a>, Ion. for a<p-ty(a.
"AIIIO5, 17, a pear-tree, Lat. pirus. amos, ?;, ov, (diro) far away, far off", far, l dirirjs II. *Amds, a, ov, Apian, i. e. PeloyaiTjs Horn.
ponnesian, said to be so called from Apis, a king of Argos, hence 'Ama 777, or 'Airta alone, the Peloponnese : also 'Airis, iSos, 77. [The former sense has a, the latter d.]
dir-iiroo),
dir-to-oto,
f. f.
dir0<ra, aor.
<
of
dirajOfca.
l
d'ir-T|
Y0|iai,
f.
dir-T|Y'nK'<
dir-if|yri
ari'Sj
Ion. for dty-rjy-.
dir-TjOea),
/
ijao), to
strain
off, filter.
d 7rr)\ci0T]v,
dir-TjXcY^cjs,
aor. I pass, of dircXavvca. Adv. formed as if from *dirr]\fyf)S, es,
woo), to squeeze out.

wffo}, to
:
make equal
:
or even.
(diro, d\fy<a) without caring dirrjXfyecas dirofiireiv to speak
for anything; pvOov

out reckless of conse-
to disdirt<TT(o, f. 770*0; pf. fjirio'TijKa (diriffTOs) : believe, distrust : absol. to be unbelieving or distrust-
quences, bluntly.
ful
dirfjXOov, aor. 2 of dirfpxofJiai.

dir-T]XiaaTT|s, ov, 6, (diro, 'HAtata) one
: Pass., trusted.
with
II.
fut.
med.
= direiOe(a,
Xf
i
diriffTr)ffofj.ai,
to be dis-
to disobey.
who
keeps
dir-ioTT)p,i, Ion. for d^-iarijî.
away from
the 'HA.tafa,
i.
e.
an enemy
to law,
with
dmo"rta, Ion.
iroXXas
doubts.
II.
-it], 77,
(dmartai)
disbelief, distrust;
allusion to ij\tos, not fond of basking in the sun. dir-TjXi, Ion. for d(p-fj\t.
dir-irjXiwTTis (sub. dW/ios), ov, 6, (diro, 77X40$) the east
d-marias
the thing admits of
many
want offaith, unbelief:
faithlessness.
wind, Lat. subsolanus.

d-irr|p,avTOs, ov,
(a privat., irijâivoi)
unharmed,
of
d<f>a-
I. pass, not <x-m<rros, ov, (a privat., iricrros) : i. to be trusted, and so, i. of persons, faithless. II. act. of not credible, beyond belief.
things,
without misery.
dir--f|p,{3pOTOV, Ep. for d<p-rifjapTOV, aor. 2
I pi.
17,
not
believing
or trusting,
mistrustful.
2.
not
obeying.
= dmffTia. <imcrTO<ruvT],
dmcTTtos, Adv. of diriffTOS II. pass, beyond
:
impf. of dircifu (fipi, sum).

(aTr^jwow) freedom from
I.
act. suspi-
din]p,o<njvir],
harm,
safety.
ciously.
belief, incredibly.
:
dirr)|Air6\a, 3 sing. impf. of dire/XTroAacy. d-iri]}JLO)v, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., Trrjâ)
unhurt: without sorrow or suffering. no harm, safe, kindly : of the gods, propitious.
dirf|Vta,
a.Tn\vt],
fj,
unharmed, II. act. doing
(dirr)vr)s)
harshness, roughness.
:
rj,
a four-wheeled wagon
II.
later,
riage, a
car, chariot.
like fcvyos,
any cara yoke,
to dir-urx^pt o H' at > f- iffojMu Att. lovftai : Dep. oppose or resist stoutly. dir-tcrxo), poet, for direxa, to keep far away. dir-iTov, verb. Adj. of dirfifja, one must go away. dir\aico, dirXaKia, etc., see dpirXaKea), etc. d-irXavT|S, S, (a privat., 7rA.ai/do/xcu) not wander-
ing
pair, couple.
S,
(Deriv.
dirr]VT|vavTO, 3 pi.
dir-T)VT|s,
unknown.) aor. I med. of

See
: fixed. d-irXaerTOS, ov, (a privat., trXdaaoj) not moulded:
diravaivo/jLai.
harsh, rough.
Trpoff-rjvrjs.
dirqvOov, Dor. for dirrj\0ov, aor. 2 of dirfpxofMit. dir-T|opos, Dor. and Att. dir-dopos, Ep. dir-T|a)pos, ov, (diro, ddpoj} hovering on high, Lat. suspensus. d- m]pos, ov, (a privat., irqpa) without a scrip. II.
/
II. (a privat., 7reA.do>) shortened for dirfXaaros, unapproachable, terrible. d-irXttTOs, Ion. d-'irXTjTOS, ov, (a privat., ireXaca, poet, for 7reA.a.fa>) shortened for dTrcAaros, unap-
hence genuine, sincere.
(a privat., Tripos) unmaimed. dirrj-upcov, pa, I and 3 sing. impf. of diravpdo}. dir-Tjx^S, ^s, (diro, ^x os ) discordant, noisy. d'irT|X0 6TO 3 g i n g- aor 2 med.
-
proachable, terrible. a-irXeKTOS, ov, (a privat., IT\KOJ) unplatted. d-irXeros, ov, collat. form of dirXaros or of dirXr}aros, only used in the sense of immense, extraordinary. d-irXevo'TOS, ov, (a privat., 7rA.et$<ro/xcu fut. of irXioj) not navigable, not navigated. : of d-TrXirjKTOS, ov, (a privat., irXr}CfGoj) unstricken a horse, needing no whip or spztr.
dir-T|(i)pos, Ep. for dirrjopos. atria, yrj, v. amos.
dir-idXXto, Dor. or Lacon.
83
dirXTjarria,
77,
insatiate desire.
From
77,
steps or
a ladder for descending from

:
insatiate:
not to be filled, d-irXirjo-TOS, ov, (a privat., iri/jiirXr) c. gen., airX. cu'/zaros insatiate of blood.
/)
a ship, the
ffcro
gangway.
f.
:
From
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
:
diro-paivo>,
:
firjcrofjiai
I dirffiri-
dirXoux, Ion. dirXoir], 77, (dVAous) difficulty of sailing, from stress of weather. dirXoiôjiat, Dep. (aTrAoos) to deal openly or frankly.
dirXots,
i'Sos, 77,
Lat. sim77, ovv, plex, onefold, (opp. to StTrAoos, Lat. duplex, twofold), II. single-minded, simple, and that single. either (in good sense) frank, open, sincere ; or (in bad
dirXoos,
077,
(aTrAoos) a single 6ov, contr. dirXovs,
garment.
to step off, pf. diro@4@r)Ka 2. to go away, dismount, alight or disembark from. II. of events, to issue or result depart. from : absol. to turn out, end or issue in a certain way, Lat. evenire ; TO dirofiaivov the issue, event; rci diroffai-
aor. 2 dirc(3rjv
sense)
silly.
III.
hence, absolute, sheer. way, as is Lat. simplex from simul.}
vovra, rd. dirofidvTa the results ; rcL diro^rjao/jifva the probable results : also diropaivtiv alone, to turn out 2. also of persons and things, with well, succeed. simple, opp. to compound: jin Adj., to turn out, prove or be so and so, Lat. eva(Derived from ctfia, all in one der e ; diroffaiveiv KOLVOI to prove impartial. 3. of
conditions, etc.
;
aTrofiaivciv fis
to
come at
last to,
d-irXoos, ov, contr. d-irXotis, ovv, (a privat., irAeo/) not sailing : I. of ships, unfit for sea, not seaworII. 2. of men, never having been at sea. thy.
pass.,
end
in. I dirf@t)ffa, to
B. Causal, only in aor. mount, disembark, land.

diro-|3dXX<o,
:
make
:
to dis-
of the sea, closed to navigation.

77,
f.
-/3aAw
aor.
2 dirffiaXov
pf.
aTro-
6v, poet, for aTrAoos, aTrAous. dirXoTTjs, Tyros, 77, (aTrAoos) like Lat. simplicitas,
dirXos,
simplicity, plainness, frankness. dirXovs, 77, ovv, contr. for aTrAoos.
to throw off"from : c. ace. only, to throw &(@\r)Ka 2. to throw away, reject : also to throw away. away, sell too cheap. 3. to lose.
to dip entirely. @dv, aor. 2 part, of diro-/3aiv(a. diro|3ao-is, ews, 77, (aTrojSatVa;) a stepping off, dismounting a disembarking, landing : also a landingdiro-|3<xirTa),
f. i//cu,
d-irXovs, ovv, contr. for d-7rAoos.
diropds,
jQao"a,
d-irXovros, ov, (a privat., TrAoOros) without riches. dirXws, Adv. of aTrAoGs, Lat. simpliciter, simply, II. in a word, Lat. denique. plainly: absolutely.
d-irvcvo-TOS, ov, (a privat., irvevo~ofj.ai fut. without breath, breathless : hence lifeless.
place.
a.7ro/3T}vat, aor. 2 inf.
of
diro(3aiva}.
d-irvoos, ov, contr. d-irvovs, ovv, (a privat., II. without breath, lifeless. without wind, calm. 'AIIO', PREP. WITH GEN. ONLY, = Lat. AB, ABS, I. whether place, time, or any object be denoted : of Place, implying motion from, away from : also i. without motion implied, far from, down from. II. later of Time, from, at a distance from.
after, since
;
daopjai, Dep. to force away: aor. I pass. aTTofiiaa&fjvai in pass, sense, to be forced away. Causal of dirodiro-pipdo> f. @i/3dffaj Att. -j3r/3o>
diro-pidjojiai,
:
f.
j8atV<u, to
make
to
get
off, esp.
from a
ship, to
disem-
bark, set on land.
diro-pippwo-KO), aor.
diro-pXa-TTTO),
dTro(3\a(f)()7)vai,
f.
if/ca,
I pass,
dirffipadrjv
:
to eat off.
ruin utterly to be robbed of.

to
aor. I pass.
ycveaOai to have done supdiro-pXacrravaj, f. -fiXaoT-fiaw. aor. 2 dir((3\affTOV to shoot forth from, III. of Origin of all kinds, as, I. of per. spring from. birth ; OVK diro opvbs ovo' dirb irtrprjS not descent, diropXeirros, ov, looked at, gazed on by all, hence oak or rock dirb îrdpTrjs of Sparta by admired. From sprung from 2. of the means or instrument; dirb /Stofo birth. diro-pXeirca, f. tyca, to look away from all other ob3. of the cause jects at one, to look steadfastly at, gaze at or upon. irf<f)vev with arrow from his bow. or occasion ; dirb diKaioffvvrjs by reason of. 4. of diropXijTOS, ov, (a7TO#d"AAcu) to be thrown away as the material of which a thing is made ; aTro vAov worthless.
dirb oeiirvov
: ;
irciroirjfifva
made of wood. As ADVERB, without case, far away

.
but almost
diro-|3XC(r<Tca, Att. -TTO>, to cut out the comb
f.
iffca
aor. I dirf@\?ffa
from
the hive, take the honey

;
always with verbs in tmesi.

In Compos., I from, asunder, as in diroTffJLvoj and hence away from, as in dirofiaiva}. 2. ceasing from, as in diraXyfca and hence, finishing, completing, as in diTfpydôfjiai. 3. back again, as in dVo: :
metaph.
to steal.
diro-pXtiJa?, f. oo}, to spirt out spirt or slobber out some wine.

diro(3oX^|, losing, loss.
rjs,
7),
diro0\vciv oivov
to
(diro@a\\a))
a throwing away,
throw away.
almost = a priv., as
oiSojjj.i.
4. by
way of abuse,
as in diroKaXta}.
:
5.
in diravodca, dirayopfvoj
it
also with
diroj3oXifJiaios, ov, (dirofidXXoj) apt to II. pass, apt to be thrown aside.
Adjectives, as in dVoo'iros. diro, anastroph. for dVo, when
diro-p6<TKO|jiai,
Dep.
f.
to eat up.
follows
its
noun.
diro-povKoXeo),
rjaca, to let cattle
stray
hence
to
diro-aivv|jiai, poet, for dir-aivvp.ai, to take diro-aipcojAai, poet, for d<p-a.ip(ou.a.i.

/3atV<y.
away.
make
to lose.
f.
2. to soothe, beguile.
few, to
airo-ppia>,
asleep.
sleep without
waking, go sound
dir6J3a, Att. for diro&rjOi, aor. 2 imperat. for aTro-
diro-pp\i)((o, to bite offfrom.
84
d7ro-j3a>|juos,
0770/3 cojutos
ov, (diro,
'ar
a7ro8i6"d(7Ka).
law.
[
from an from
altar,
2. to
appoint or assign
place.
x%> os
godless.
vos
(diro, 777)
an appointed
so,
airo-yaios or diro-Yetos, ov,
land,
prove.
II. to
coming off land.

aTTO-yi<r6u>, to
diro-YV>co,
f.
and
to
a.
:
hence,
is.
make jut out like a coping or cornice. ecu, to make another taste of thing
it
f.
make, render.
that a thing
shew by argument, shew forth a person or thing as I. to appoint, name, create. 2. 3. to represent as. 4. to prove 5. c. inf. to ordain a thing to be
3. to
:
Med.
to taste
of
d-rro-Y(J>vp6a>,
oneself. waca, to
Med.
furnish with a bridge or
to
shew forth something of one's own
d-rro-
with dykes.
d-iro-yrjpacrKOj,
f.
daop.ai, to
grow
:
old.
fut. -yevrjcropai
:
SeigaaOai yvw/j,r]v to deliver one's opinion; a7ro8etaaOai dperds to display high qualities. aTro-BctXidco, f. daca [d], to be a coward, shrink from
diro-YiYvop,ai, late Att. -YIVOJJUU

aor. 2 dTreyfvuiATjv
:
danger.
diroScilis,
Ion.
:
from, have no part away, and so to depart

dead.
pf. diroyey(vrjfj.ai : II. absol. in.

life,
to be
away
to be taken
shewing forth
publication.
tion.
hence
die
of
d-noytvopevot the
: :
II.
17, (dTToSeiKvvfii) a a setting forlh, delivery, 2. a shewing, proof, demonstra(from Med.) a display, achievement,
-8is,
ecus,
.
c-Tco-yiyvuxTKut, ^ a ^ e Att. -ylvtaartui) fut. -yvuaopjai to depart from a aor. 2 aTreyvcav pf. aTreyvcuKa
: :
performance.
diro-ScLirvtStos, ov, (a-no, Serôi/) without supper. diro-SeipOTOjJiea), f. rjaca, to cut off by the neck, be-
judgment, give up an intention of doing,

resolve not.
2. to despair.
III. as
:
c.
gen.
to
up
as useless.
II. c. ace. to give law-term, to refuse to re-
head.
Ion. for aTro-oepo}.
f.
ceive
an accusation
,
hence
to acquit.
diaaj, to
pay
tithe of.
II.
to
f),
(dTroyiyvd>ffK<a) despair.
take tithe from, nvd.

dTTO-8KO|xai., Ion. for dTro-Sexofjiai. airoBcKTeov, verb. Adj. of a7ro5e%0juat, one
ceive or accept.
ov, (diroyiyvopjaC) descended or sprung
from :
in plur. descendants.
77,
must
re-
aTroYp54>T|,
:
(airoypa<pca) a copy
of an indictment
list,
II. a a deposition. (ypa<pr)) of property alleged to belong to the
register, esp.
diroScKTTjp, ijpos, 6, (aTroSeô/iOi) a lakerfrom, receiver.
state,
but held by
a private person.
diro8KTOs,
>
^ W * writ6 W A copy, es P- to enter diro-Ypd4>co, in a list, register : Med. to have a thing registered by II. Att. others, or to registerfor one's own use.
law-term,
I.
:
d,7roStao-0av, aor.
ov, (ttTToSeô/âO acceptable. I inf. of cbroSe vo/icu.

i
2.
Ion.
for d-rroSfigaadai, aor.
inf.
of dTrobeiKwiu.
dir68|ts,
6<ws, 97,
Ion. for dTro8eiis.
diroypd<peiv TWO. to give in a copy of diroSepjjia, arcs, TO, (aTroSe'pa;) a hide stripped off. the charge against a person esp. to give in a list of diro-Sepu, Ion. -8eipa> : f. -5epa> aor. I direSeipa: property alleged to belong to the state, but held by to flay or skin completely ; drrodepfiv TTJV KecâXrjv to 2. diroypd(pfiv rd inrdpxovTO. to a private person. II. to fetch the skin scalp. off one's back by flog:
give in such a
list of property. diro-Yvtoo), to deprive one of the use of his limbs, to
ging.
Ion. aor. I part. pass, of diro8ei/cvvp,i. I n ' -8KO|xat f. -8eo/u aor. d-ne: :
enfeeble, unnerve.
a.Tro-yv\wa.<i),
f.
daca, to
bring into hard exercise,
to
SeâiJ.'rjv
pf.
-StdfyjjLai
Dep.
to
ply hard.
diro-Yvjivoci),
f.
wffcu,
:
strip of arms,
disarm
f.
to strip quite bare : Pass, to be stript bare
esp. to
:
proof:
Med.
c.
to strip oneself.
accept gladly, be content with. to admit, allow, approve. 3. to accept as a teacher, follow : d-rr. nvos to receive from another, 4. to take or understand in a ceragree with him.
tain sense.
II. to
f.
accept in full, 2. to accept as a
diro-SaKvo),
absol. to bite.
-ôfjiai, to bite off a piece of,
gen.
receive back, recover.
diro-Setd,
-Srjaoj, to
bind fast. wanting,

be
to
diro-SaKptJco, f. vaca [0], to weep much; c. ace. to weep much for, lament. From d"n-oSda-[juos, ov, parted off or from. From diro8ao-p,6s, 6, a division, part of a whole.
to be diro-Seto, Ion. fut. -Scrjcrcu : impers. diro-Ofi, there lacks.
lack:
diroS^p-ea),
f.
-/joca,
home,
to
go abroad,
(a7roS?//zos) dirofyjjieTv els
away from erraAtW to go and

abroad.
to
-Sdao/Mi [a], Ep. -odaaofjiai to portion inf. dtroSdaffaadai II. to part off", separate. out, apportion. diro-Sel, Ion. diro-Bcet, inipers. of d-n-ooeca.
diro-8aTop,ai
dirf5aadfj,7)V,
f.
aor.
live in Thessaly.
Hence
one
Ep.
diro8T)p.ir]TT;s, ov, 6,
diro8ir]fjiia,
i),
who
is
a being from home, a going or being
abroad.
From
away from home, abroad.
97O"cu,
f.
diro-Bi8i(T<ro|jiai,
Dep.
-TJCO
:
to frighten
:
away.
Ion. -8ecu
:
diro-BTjjJLOS, ov,
diro-SsiKvujju
I.
and
to
f.
-Seigca
Pass., aor. I dircdeixOrjv
pf.
point out,
-Sshew forth, make known :

diroSedeiyiMi, Ion.
diro-StcuTaco, arbitration.
diro-StBdo-Kco, docere.
to decide
for
a person in
an
f.
5tacy,
to teach not to do, Lat. de-
hence,
I.
bring forward, shew, produce, publish as a
85
d7ro-8i8pdo-Ko>, Ion. -8i8pTJcrKa>
-SprjffofuiL
: :
f.
-opaffofMi, Ion.
:
to strip
aor. 2 direoptjv, part, dirofipds
to
run
away
or off, flee from, esp. by stealth. also c. ace., to flee, shun.

diro-8i8cop,i,
f.
2. in
prose
II. intrans. in another of his arms, etc. Med., with aor. 2 act. dir&bvv (formed as if from aTroto strip oneself, undress : ovfjii\ and pf. dirobtbvKa
:
diroSvfffOat npos TI to strip
aTreSowa: (ogive back, restore : esp. to give back what is due. 2. to render, yield, of land. 3. to grant, allow. 4. to render or make so and so. 5. to deliver over, give slave also to deliver a letter, Lat. redup, e. g. as a
I
:
-owaca: aor.
get ready for.

d-iro-eiKto,
f.
2.
cy,
to
e,
for a thing, to metaph. to put away. withdraw from.

dtrtiirov,
strip
and
diro-ei/irov,
es,
Ep. for
aor.
without
pres. in use.
dere.
[sc.
T)
II. intr.,
AryvTTTOs], where
to
TO opoiov dirobiboi es aijgrjffiv it seems to. be = (irioiScufjii

:
dTro-p Ya-0, 3 sing. poet. aor. 2 of d7rep-ya>, direipyca, to keep far away, keep off"from.
-
diroep-yw, poet, for
direp-yca,
direipyoa
partic. aTro-
Med.
for
give
away of
f.
one's
own,
sell
also to let out

diro-epo-e, an old Ep. aor. I only found in 3 pers., to hurry or sweep away, of running water; subj. drro(pffrf,
hire.
diro-8iKda>,
diroBiKciv,
pres. in use, to
daw,
inf.
to acquit, opp. to KaTaSi/tdfa. of direSiKov, poet. aor. 2 without

to
opt. dnofpacie.
f.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
throw off:
770*0),
throw down.
to
d/Tro-dco,
to live off.
^Tjcrca,
to live off;
oaov diro^v enough
diro-8iKo>,
trial.
f.
(diro,
St'/cr?)
defend oneself on
diro-Stveoj,
f.
770*0;,
diro-Siopuu, Dep. diro-8iopia>, f. iaoi, to mark off, distinguish. utro-SuoKco, fut. oiajgofMi, to chase away. diro-8oK6i, impers., (diro, 5oeo>) mostly with
to turn or whirl violently about. (OTTO, bi(a) poet, for d-rrooiuKOJ.
to unyoke, part: diro-iryvu|ju and -vco, f. -tv(a: Pass, to be parted from, TIVOS absol., Scvp' dirt vyrjv Tiooas on foot did I start and come hither. diro-ew, f. -fff(a, to boil off, throw off by fermenting.
:
\JLT\
diT-o^w, fut. -o^rjaco, to smell of something. impers., aTrdêt rrjs 'Apafiirjs there comes a scent
II.
from
and
inf.,
them
dirtooge not to do
. . .
ff(pi fir)
:
irpaTTCiv
it
seemed good to
Arabia.
f. -6a\w, to leave off blooming. diro0aviv, aor. 2. inf. of a-noQvi](SKO). diro0avo 0p.ai, fut. of diro6vT)GK(a. d-rro-Oappeo) and d7ro-0ap<rw, f. 770*0;, to take courage, have full confidence.
absol.,
&s
ff(pi
dirtoogf
when
they
trial,
diro-0dXX<o,
/
resolved
diro-SoKijAaiX
f.
do*o;,
to reject
on proof or
generally, to reject.
Hence
diroBoKijAcurTeov, verb. Adj. one must reject. diro86crp,os, ov, (dirooiocafu) meet to be restored. air-oSos, Ion. for d<f>-ooos.
diroSoo-is,
tution, return
at a thing
diro-0a/ujji.da>, Ion. diro-Ocojid^w, : absol. to wonder much.
f.
dffca,
to
wonder
a giving back, restirepayment, payment. d7ro8oTov, verb. Adj. of diroSiSwfu, one must give
f(as, 77, (dirobibajni)
:
med.
diro-0io(jwu, Ep. for diroOecafMi, diroOwjjtat, aor. 2 subj. of djroTi0T]p.i.

f. woo}, poet, for aôOfou. diro06v, Adv. (d-no) from afar.
ciTro-0i6w,
back, refer.
diro8ovat,
diroSoxTj,
aTToSoo-is
:
aor. 2 inf. of dirooidojfu.
dir6-0os, ov, far from the gods
II. afar off. hence godless.
T),
(aTroScô/iat) a receiving back, opp. to

II.
reception.
praise, approbation.
diro-8ox{Aoo, f. waca, to bend backwards or sideways. diro8pS06iv, aor. 2 inf. of dtrobapOdva). diroBpds, aor. 2 part, of d-nobibpdoKQ}. diroSpdcrts, Ion. diroSpTjo-is, (.(as, 77, (dirodlSpdffKQ})
diro-06co, f. waca, to deify. diro-06pib>, fut. to*o; Att. to), to cut off like ears of corn.
diro0cr0ai, aor. 2 med.

dir60o-is,
inf.
of diroTi6r)[u.
a running away, escape. = dirodperrca. diro-8pTrTOp,<u, Dep. Med. diro-8piro), f. ipca, to pluck off:
oneself.
d-TroSp-yjvai, Ion. for -bpavai, aor.
to
gather for
of
a putting offor away : a putting away, laying up in store : exposure. dir60<TTOs, ov, (diroTiOrj /JLI) despised, abhorred. diro0Tai, wv, at, a place in Lacedaemon, into which From all misshapen children were thrown on birth. dir60TOs, ov, (dnoTiOr] fj.i) laid by; hence bidden,
ecus, 77, (diroTiOr]iJ.C)
inf.
mysterious, reserved.
diro-0(o,
diro-SpviTTto, -ifoj dir^pvâ aor. i pass. d7T(Spv<j)Orjv : to scrape 5pv(pov a slight wound. graze by
: : :
f.
-0i/o"o/icu, to
run off or away.
f.
aor. I
aor. 2 dirfto off,
d-rroSptiôi, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of d-noopvnrca. airo-Swa), to pull or strip off; v. diroSvo}. [y]
-oSupovfj.at, to diro8t>s, aor. 2 part, of dirodvo}.
anyplace wherein to lay up II. a thing, a granary : a magazine, storehouse. anything laid by or stored up; dnoOrjK-qv TroicTaOai cis Ttva to lay up a store of favour with another.
d-rro0T|Kir], 77, (diroTiBrjfjLi)
d.iro-0i]<ravptii>,
f.
iooj, to
treasure or
board up.
dir-o8vpofx<u [D],
f.
lament
bitterly.
diro-0Xipa),
f.
tyoj,
to press
:
From a7ro8tnnf|piov, TO, an undressing room. I. trans, in fut. d-noovao), aor. I dirediro-Bvo),
5vaa, to strip
off,
diro-0vr|<rKO), f. -OavovfMi to die, serving as Pass, to diroKTeivcj.

2 inf.
hard, crowd upon, [t] aor. 2 dirtOavov: to die
diro0opiv, aor.
of diroOpwa/eca.
f.
o^the arms from the
slain
c.
ace. pers.
diro-0pacrt>vojji,,
f.
ffcu,
to
OpavcaOai
rrjs evicXeias to be all, one's fair fame.
break off or from : Pass., 0,770broken offfrom, i. e. lose
fut. iffca, to set
down :
Med. to sit down.
(diro, generally, to cut off, curtail. fig-leaves f. to crush in pieces if/a, diro-Opvirro),
d-iro-Optdô),
:
f.
o-cu,
diro-Ka0urrava> and aTro-icaOicrTrjjJit, fut. -Karaari)ffca I. Causal in pres. and impf., fut. and aor. to cut off i, to reestablish, restore. II. intr. in Pass., with QpTov} properly,
:
aor. 2
:
and
pf. act., to be restored.
Pass, to be
to
diro-KaiviijjLai, Pass, to surpass, excel.
broken in
spirit,
enervated.
:
d-Tro-OpwcTKco, f. -OopovfMi spring or leap off"from.
aor.
II. to
2 direOopov
leap up from, rise
from
absol. to rise sheer up,
diro-6vp,tos, ov, (dtro, mind, unpleasant, hateful.

diro-0vo),
f.
of steep rocks. Ovp.6s) not according to one's
diro-Kaipios, ov, dfcaipos. diro-Kaiw, fut. -KO.VGU, to burn off: also of intense cold, to freeze off. to diro-Ka\co>, f. fffu (for the tenses, v. a\ecu) call back, recal from exile. II. 2. to call away.
: :
to call
by a name,
f.
esp.
by way of abuse.
uncover
:
III. to
vffca,
to offer up.
warn
undone :
off.
\f/ca,
d-iroiT)Tos, ov, (a privat., irotccu) not done,
diroKaXtiirTO),
to disclose,
Med.
to
not to be done.
diroiKcco, f. 170-0;, (a-noiitos) to go away from home, II. to dwell to settle in aforeign country, emigrate.
reveal oneself.
diro-Kd(xva),
fjLvoS)
:
Hence
17,
diroKaX'uvJ/i.s, ecus,
f.
revelation.
KafJLOvfJLai
afar
off,
generally, to live
far
epov fMKpdv dTrcLiKeiTO from me, i. e. I settled

ace.,
far away : 77 KopivOos e Corinth was inhabited far away

from Corinth.
III. c.
to
grow
toil.
f.
to cease to do.
a: (for the tenses, v. c. inf. quite weary, to flag utterly II. c. ace., diroKafji.viv TTOVOV to
:
= airoiKi
17,
flinch from
trans, to
cu,
to colonise.
Hence
diro-icd|jLTrTto,
\fsca,
intr. to
bend off, turn
aside.
2.
diroiKia,
settlement.
a settling away from home, a colony,

f.
: :
turn aside from, shun.

77,
Hence
:
diroKap-vJ/is, ecus,
:
a turning off the road.
low Att. IS) Pass., aor. i dirajKiaO-qv to send away from home, transpf. -yKifffMi Pass, to be plant : generally, to send or carry away : II. to colosettled in afar land : to emigrate.
dir-oucla>,
nise a place.
airo-Kairua), Ep. aor. I -efcdtrvffaa : (airo, KCLTTTO}) to breathe out ; dtroKairvciv tyvxrjv to give up th
ghost.
,
to expect earnestly.
Hence
diroiias,
itoXis)
t'Sos,
77,
fem. of
airoiitos
77
diroiKi$ (sc.
a colony.
f.
earnest expectation. diro-KapTp&), f. 170-0), to kill oneself by fasting. diro-KaTaXdcro'O), Att. -TTCO, to reconcile again.
,
17,
dir-oiKoSojJieco,
off,
fjcfa),
to cut
off by building, to wall
wall up.
CLTC-OIKOS, ov, (0,716, of/cos)
awayfrom home^ abroad :

of persons, a
settler, colo77,
:
diroKaTdo-Toio-ts, fcas, 77, (dnoKa6i(rrr]iJi.i) restoration, re establishment. for a.Tro-Kd6rjy.ai. diro-KaTifjjJiai, Ion.
a complete
hence as
nist.
Subst.,
i.
airoKau\ia>,
short
off".
f.
iata Att. to)
(duo,
au\6s) to break
off.
2.
of
cities, arroiKos (sub. TTOA.IS),
a colony.
Dep.
:
dir-oucTtfo(juu, fut. -lao/icu Att. -toO/wu
to
diroKavcris, fas,
T),
(diroKaica)
:
a burning
:
complain loudly.
d-irotfiavTos, ov,
aTr6-Kip,ai, fut.
-tcfiffoftai
used as Pass, of dirori-
(a privat.,
irotfjiaivoj)
unfed, un-
07)iu, to be
put away, be laid up in store
hence
to be
tended.
dir-oi}j.ci>,
dirovva,
a ransom
bewail loudly. rd, only used in plur., (a copul., iroivrf) or price paid, either for life or liberty. II.
fut. -oifj,wo[Mi, to
cav,
kept in secret, be in reserve: it is in store for one.
impers., dTro/mrai TIVI
generally, compensation, repayment
: reward. Hence diroivdw, f. riG<a, to demand a ransom or price : Med. to hold to ransom.
diro-Kipco : fut. -/eepS> Ep. -Kpa<u : pf. -KercapKa, to shear or cut off: generally, to cut pass. -KfKapfMt : in pieces, cut through : metaph. to cut off.
benefit or
to have dTro-Kp8aiv&), fut. -Kfporjao} and -Kepoavu: enjoyment from or of a thing. a7ro-Kpp.a,Tico, to change into small coin, dissipate.
to),
diroivo-SiKos, ov, (diroiva,

nalty
:
OIKIJ")
exacting the pe-
atoning. dir-ourrevw, f. cvffco, to kill with arrows. diroura>, fut. of diro(ppo} : cf. <ppca.
' :
d-rro-KeâXâ), fut. ioca Att. behead. f. ffca, to cease to ,

cw, fut.
careless. diro-KTipvo-o-co,
rjffca t
(drro,
AreâAi?) to
dir-oixojjuu, fut. -oixnôfMi pf. -cfxVf^ 1 De P- : to be gone away, to be far from : absol. to be gone, to have departed : hence to be dead and II.
= d/er}0fca,
mourn for. to put away

to
care, be
more
to be
gone.
Att. -TTCD, fut.
<u:
proclaim ptib-
rarely, to
go away, withdraw from.

fut.
:
licly, esp. to offer for
diro-KaOaipco, -apw, to clear off, cleanse removed by cleansing. Hence

diroicddapo-is,
ecus,
17,
Pass.
licly,
II. to renounce pubpublic sale. HI. disinherit a son also to declare outlawed.
:
to forbid by
:
proclamation.
ecus, ?),
a lustration, expiation
sit
diroKivSvycvo-ts,
tempt.
[i>]
the
making a venturous
at-
purging
off.
From
f.
airo-Kd0i)jxai, Ion. -Kanjuai, Pass, to
apart.
diroKiv8vvvw,
au, to make a bold stroke, make a
CLTTOKLVOS
Pass., with paullo p. fut. diroK(Ktv8vvevffoIMI, to be put to the uttermost hazard. diro-Kivos, 6, (aTTo, Kiv(a) a comic dance : dirofcivov
aTTOKTetÔ).
aros, TO, (diroKoirraj') a splinter, chip, shred.
f.
87
a piece cut or
venture
knocked
off",
diro-KO(xirda>,
diroKoiTT|,
diroKoiTT)
all
77,
daw,
evpe find some way of dancing off, escaping. diro-K\dû), f. -K\dyca, to ring or shout forth. dir-OKXd^ca, f. dffw, (diro, 6Aaû) to bend one's knees, and so to rest, like Kdfj.nTiv yovv.
d-rro-K\aioj, Att. dirOK\do> [aa] fut. -KXavaofJuai to weep aloud : c. ace. to bewail much, mourn deeply II. to cease to wail. for.
: :
= Lat. xpfSiv
f.
(a-noKoirrca)
break with a snap. a cutting or knocking off: tabulae novae, a cancelling of

to
debts.
ô>, to cut off,
diro-Koirro),
hew
off,
knock
off.
II.
to beat offfrom a place.
III.
Med.
to smite the
breast in
mourning, hence, to mourn for. cliro-Kopvcôco, f. wa<u, to sum up briefly.

f.
G.iTOK\aco, diroK\<jiov, Dor. fut. and apr. of dTTOK\fica. diro-icXapos, Dor. for diro-KXypos. diro-icXdco, f. aaoj [a], to break off.
diro-K\dco, Att. for diro-n\aio}. [a] diroKXeio-is or diroKXTjo-is, feus, 5), shutting off or out.
imperat.
diro-Ko<rp,i>,
jjffoj,
to clear
away, so as
to restore
diro-KOTTaJ3ta>, f. iai<o, fut. iffoj Att. To), to relieve or set free
(a7ro/fA.6t<y)
a from.
diro-KpdSios, ov,
(0,770,
Kpaorf) plucked
from
the
diroKXeioTTOs, ov, shut off, enclosed. d-n-o-icXeiw, f. K\tia<a Ion. -KXtjua, f.

:
From
-K\r]iffcu:
jig-tree.
Att.
diro-icpdvC<0,
f.
iaca, to strike
from
the head.
to shut off"from -K\tfaaj: Dor. fut. -/cAa^cu: or out of. 2. to cut off or hinder from a thing : Pass, to be cut off or hindered from. II. c. ace.
-KX-jjco,
f.
diro-Kparew, f. rjcrca, to overcome, surpass. dTTO-Kpcp.dvwp.1 f. -Kptpaooj [a], Att. -Kpejjua (for to let a thing bang down, the tenses, v. #pe/Wu/it) :
:
only, to shut up, close
to cut off, prevent, hinder.
let
bang.
II. to
bang
up.
diro-KXeTTTW,
diro-icXirjuo,
f.
f.
ifioj,
to steal
away.
f.
-K\rj'i^ca,
Ion. for diTOKXftca,
-nXctcroj.
(i.
diro-KXijpos, Dor. diro-KXdpos, ov, without) lot or share of a. thing.
away from
e.
diro-KpT)|AVOs, ov, precipitous, craggy. diroKpt|xa, aros, TO, (airoKpiv(a) a judicial sentence, sentence of death.
diro-Kpiv0is, diroKptOeis, aor.
diro-KXir]p6c>, f. waca, to choose by lot from number, to elect by lot.
among
dtro-Kptvo)
[t],
fut. -KpivS)
:
I pass. part, of sq. Pass., aor. I dTrercpidrjv
diroicXuvOeis, later diroicXtdcCs, aor. I pass. part, of
diro-xXtva)
back.
to
[F]
fut.
-tcXwca
:
aor. I
d-rrK\iva
pf.
to part, separate, distinguish : [i] : pf. -KetcptfJLai Pass, to be parted or separated one from another ; diroKCKpiaOai els ev ovo\ta to be separated and brought under one name. II. to choose out, choose. III.
:
-Ktc\ifca, pass.
-tfe'tfAfyicu
II. intr.
turn off or aside: to turn Med. to give answer or reply to a question esp. to to give an answer : to turn aside : metaph. to turn off answer charges ; diroKpiveaOai
to
something worse, fall away, decline. Hence diroKXtoas, ecus, 77, a turning away : of the sun, sinking. diro-KXv<o, fut. vaca [y], to wash away, avert by
diro-Kvato), Att. -KVOXJ : f. -Kvfjeca (for the tenses, to scrape or rub off; diroicv^v nva to
: :
so also in aor.
pass. dirfKpiOijv.
Hence
II.
diroKpuns, fojs, rj, a separating. Med.), an answer.

rate.
(from
purifications.
v. Kvaca)
diroKpiTeov, verb. Adj. of diroKpiv<a, one must sepaII. (from Med.) one must answer. diro-KpOTOS, ov, beaten or trodden hard, esp. of earth.
wear one
diminish.
out,
weary
to
death
Med.
from,
to
wear away,
diro-Kpovw,
Med.
f. rjffci},
f. aw, to beat offfrom a place, c. gen. : Pass, to be to beat offfrom oneself, beat off:
a.ir-OKv0,
thing,
to shrink
hesitate about a
beaten or knocked off; KorvXiffKiov TO ^ctAos diroKftcpovfifvov a
c. ace.:
absol. to shrink back, hesitate.

ecus, 77,
Hence
cup with
its
rim knocked
off".
diroKVTjOTs, diro-Kvito,
a shrinking from.
to nip off.
f.
iffta,
Hence
to
which is nipt off, a little bit. with f. med. -Koi^rjaofâi, i. to get a little sleep. sleep away from home.
diroKvio-jjia, TO, that
aTro-KOip.do|jiai, Pass,
diroKpviirTao-KC, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of diroftpinrTa}. bidden from : diro-KpiJiTT<0, f. if/<u, to bide from, keep diroKpvirreiv rtvi rt, or c. dupl. ace., air. nvd TI, like Lat. celare aliquem aliquid, to hide or keep back from
one.
-2.
to hide close: to obscure.
II. to lose
diroKoiTo>,
f.
770-0;,
to sleep
away from
one's post.
from
in
From
diro-KOiTOS, ov, (aTTO, KoTros) sleeping away from. diro-KoXvp,8dto, f. rjao}, to dive and swim away.
diro-Kop.i8T], 77, a carrying away. Med.) a getting away or back. From
II.
sight
Virgil,
diroKpvirT(tv yrjv to lose sight of land, as Ph<Eacum abscondimus arces. Hence

;
(from
in secret. diroKpu<{>os, ov, bidden; kv diroKpv(J>(u obscure, bard to understand. d-rro-KTap-cv, -KTajivcu, Ep. for -KTdveiv, aor.
II.
t,
inf.
of diroKreivoj.
diroKTajjievos, Ep. aor. i pass. part, of dirottTfivo). diro-KTivo), f. -KTCVW aor. I d-nfKTfiva : aor. 2 dir:
away :
a.Tro-Kop.ia>, fut. law Att. to), to carry or conduct Med. to carry off with one : Pass, to take
off,
oneself
get away.
poet, dirc/crav, as,
a.
Ep. also
in pass,
form
88
dirfKTd(Jir)v
:
perf. aireKTOva,
:
more
rarely
d
:
airKT&Ka, and dnffCTayita

to
to kill, slay
of judges,
pass.
to leave behind, as in the race, to distance, to surIII. to leave utterly, forsake, abandon : of
condemn to death; of the executioner, to put to death : metaph., like diroKvdeiv, to weary to death, Lat. enecare. diroKTvvco, later form of d ), f. riaca, to bear young, bring forth,
,
IV. intrans. things, to leave alone, leave undone. to be wanting, to be away or absent: of rivers, to fail, 2. to be wanting of or in a thing; (foro recratsink.
pew
f.
diro-Kvimo,
diro-KcoKvo), diro-KcoXvco,
f.
if/ca
KvXicroj [t], to roll away. to stoop away from. : pf. -ttetcixpa

:
irrjxe&v aTroXciTrajv rpeis 8a.KTvXovs wanting three 3. with part, to leave off fingers of four cubits. V. Pass, to be left 4. to depart from. doing.
f.
vffQ} [y~], to
ecus, f],
mourn
loudly over.
diroKwXiio-is,
a hindrance.
From
2. to be parted from, be absent behind, inferior to. from,c.gen.; iroXv rrjs d\r)Gr]i'r)s dTro\(Xeifi,fj.evoi being far distant from the truth to be deprived of. 3. to
:
f.
vow
[u], to
hinder or prevent
from
be
wanting in a thing,
!
a thing : keep off.
c.
inf.,
to prevent
from doing
absol. to
diro-Xeix 10
f-
^^
II.
also c. gen. to lick lick up. off,
dirdXenj/is,
ecus,
97,
(aTroAcnra) a leaving behind,

intr.
wv, -Xaf36fivos, aor. 2 part. act.

diro-\cryxQ'v&) >
f-
and med. forsaking.

:
a failing,
deficiency.
-Xrjgofiai
aor. i direXaxov
to
obtain a portion of a thing by lot ; diroXax*w fitpos
diroXeKTOS, ov, (d-no\f~fOj) chosen out, picked. diroXIXvjAat, pf. pass, of ciTroAv'cy. d-iroXefJios, poet. dirT6Xep,os, ov, unwarlike, unfit
TWOS
generally, dTro-Xd^t/jxai, Dep., poet, for diro-Xa/JL^dvo}. diro-Xa.KTia>, f. icrca Att. to), to kick off" or away,
to obtain.
for war
vincible.
peaceful.
e.
II.
not to be
III. 7roA.ejKos airoAejUos a

i.
warred war
on, inthat is
no war,
Hence shake off: generally, to spurn. diroXaicTio-[i6s, o, a kicking away.

diroXaXew,
:
diro-X^Trco,
a hopeless struggle. to peel off, take off the skin f. \//ca,
pf.
f.
rjaca, to chatter
-Xrjif/ojj.ai,
-Xd/M//ofor the aorist, (tai pf. dirdXrjtya, pass. aTreiXrj^fMi we have in act. only aor. 2 dirt\a(3ov, in pass, only aor. To take or receive I dir\r)(p07)v Ion. dirfXapfpOrjv.
:
diro-Xa|Apava), fut.
much. in Herodotus
part. pass. diroXeXffj./jLtvos. diroXeo-Oat, aor. 2 med. inf. of
diroXrK6TO, Ep.
of diruXXv/jLi.
for d-nuXfro,
a7roAAu/. 3 sing. aor.
med.
diro-XYjYQ), poet. diroXXTiY 01*. f. ca, to leave off or desist from a thing : c. part, to cease doing.
diro-X'Tjpea),
f.
from
pio.
another
absol. to receive
3. to
what
is
one's due.
2.
rjaca, to
rj,
chaffer at
random.
to carry off.
II. to
hear or learn, like Lat. acci-
aTr6Xir]4as,
ecus,
(d-noXap-^dvca) a taking
II.
from :
take back, regain, recover. 2. III. to take apart to have a thing rendered to one. or aside. IV. to cut off as by a wall to stop,
:
taking back, recovery.

ting
off.
f.
an
intercepting, cut'
diro-Xip<ia>,
a>,
to
drop
off.
arrest, Lat. deprehendere, esp. of contrary winds. Pass, to become so. diro-Xap,irpiJva>, to makefamous :
diro-XiYaiva>, to make a great din, talk loud. diro-Xtjji'ira.vco, Ion. for diro-Xeiirca.
a-iroXis, neut.
:
diro-Xafxiro),
f.
ipw, to shine
forth, to reflect light, to
flash ; alxfJ-TJs dirfXafj-ire the spear-head.

diro-Xairrto,
f.
if/ca,
(sc. 0a)s) light
beamed from dwoAt

law.
one without
II.
dat. gen. tSos, also 6cus, Ion. tos city, state, or country, an out:
TroAjs diroXis a city that is
no
city,
to lap
up
like a dog.
ruined city.
2 -diXiaOov
f. aor. -oXicrOrjffca : aor. I -ojXiodrjffa to slip off or away from. diro-XiTapY^w, f. iaca Att. to), to slip off, pack off.
diroXavcris, ecus, 17, (diroXavoj) enjoyment : c. gen. enjoyment or advantage derived from a thing. From diroXavo-TiKos, 17, 6v, of or for enjoyment. airo-Xa/ua), f. diroXavGopai impf. direXavov, aor. I d-jrfXavcra, sometimes written dirrjXavov, dirrjXavaa
: :
dir-oXi<r0a,VG>,
:
diro-Xixâ.ofji,at, lick off.

10 *
f.
rjcfoâi,
Dep.
= aTroAe/^cy,
to
to take of a thing, enjoy
from
or by another,
e.
g.
ironical, to
come finely
something diroXXTiY 2. dyaOov diroXavtiv TWOS. impf. dirwXXvv or dirwXdir-6XXi)(At or dir-oXXvco whence also in bad Xvov fut. diroXfffo}, dnoXeaffa}, Att. diroXSf, Ion. off, profit,
: :
also to get
Ep. for diroX-fjyo}.
Xavca
sense, to get harm or loss by a thing. is obsolete. doubt the Root
(The simple
is
No
is
Xav-,
i.
e.
Xaf-, Aa/3-, which

,
also the
Root of Xafjifidva}.)
I d-nuXtcra, Ep. diroXfacra; pf. diru\cKa, to destroy utterly, kill, slay : of Att. diroXwXeKa to demolish, to lay waste. II. to lose things,
:
diroXcca: aor.
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
dnoXayxdvu.
diroXtXeyiMi or dirciXfychoose
:
utterly.
,
:
o> - pf-
pass.
to pick out from
among,
Med.
to
pick
out for oneself :

diro-Xi|3a>, f. pour a libation
diro-Xetirco,
f.
:
if/ca:
Pass., diro\f\ey/jLfvoi picked men. to let drop off, aor. I aWA-dâ

:
Med. dTTuXXv/jiai : f. diroXov/jiai, Ion. aor. 2 dircaXofJ.r)V : perf. diroXcaXa : plqpf. or dircaXwXftv : to perish, die : also simply to fall into ruin, to be undone. II. to be lost, fall away,
fail.
Pass, to
i//o>
:
drop or run down from.

:
aor. 2 d-netairov
to leave over
i.
'AiroXXcov, cavos, o
or behind.
II. to
leave behind one r
e. lose.
2.
^retched or miserable. ace. (ava or a> voc. "AiroXXov: Apollo, son of Jupiter and Latona.
III.
to be
'AiroXXwvsiov and 'AiroXXwviov, TO, a temple of part.

Apollo. 776X0777drro-XoYôp-ai, fut. rjffo/Mi : aor. I med. Dep. pf. drroXeXoyr) pat aa.fj.rjv, pass. drrXoyr}Orjv to speak in defence : also to speak in (OTTO, Xo7os) 2. a7ToXo7efa#cu TI to defend defence of a fact.
:
III. Pass, to
:
be released,
let free from.
i.
to get clear
to depart,
go away.
:
dTro-XcoJ3dop,ai, f. rjaofjat, Dep. to insult grossly aor. I dTrcXcafirjOrjv in pass, sense, to be insulted.
diroXajXa, pf. med. of drroXXvfu.

a,Tro-Xa>Ti<o,
:
oneself against a charge.

6o.va.Tov
d7roXo7?a0cu Sifcrjv to speak against sentence of death being

3.
passed.
Hence
diroXoY'HP-a'* CITOS, TO, a plea alleged in defence. d/noXoYia,, 77; (aTtoXofeopai) a speech in defence,
f. iffQJ, (drro, XCUTOS) airavOiCp), to pluck hence generally, to pluck off. dTrop.aYSaXia, 77, (dirofido'aa;) the crumb or inside of the loaf, on which the Greeks wiped their hands at dinner, and then threw it to the dogs.
offflowers
defence.
diro-XoYiop,ai
yio~a.fj.rjv:
f.
iaofjuai
:
Att. IOV/MI
aor. I -eXo-
d.Tro-p,aivop,at, fut.-^tai/Tô-oftai: pf. drrofj.(fjiriva: Dep. to rave till one is satisfied : to rage violently. ^Tro-p,av0dva), f. -fj.a.Qrjo'ofja.i, to unlearn, Lat. de-
pf. -X(X6yi(Tfj.at
Dep.:
to
in
an account, Lat. rationes reddere.

of,
reckon up, give II. to give
discere.
a full account
consider well.
recount fully.
2. to calculate or
prophet
a.Tro-p,avTviop,ai, f. <roftat, Dep. to : hence to divine, presage.
announce as a
Hence
diroXoYio-pos, o, a giving an account, a statement offacts or reasons. 'A.XKIVOV ei/TTO-XoYOS, 6, a story, tale; drroXoyos proverb, of long stories, from that told by Ulysses to Alcinous in Od. 9-12. II. a fable, like those of Aesop, an apologue.
oLTroXotaTO, Ion. for aTroXotPTO, 3 plur. aor. 2 opt.
dTro-p.apaivop.ai, Pass, to dry up, wither away : to die away, of a tranquil death. a.TTO-p.apTijpopai, Dep. to confirm by witnesses,
maintain
stoutly,
[v]
cu, to wipe off, to wipe d,Tro-p,do-o-a>, Att. -TTW, fut. clean : 2. to sweep off Med. to wipe one's hands. or level corn with a strickle; Kevedv aTro/iaât (sc. II. to make an XOIVIKO) to lose one's labour.
med. of
drroXXvfj.i.
f.
a loud cry. d.TroX6p,evos, aor. 2 med. part, of aTroXXw/zt. ci.TroXoOp.ai, fut. med. of drr6XXvfj,i.
dir-oXoXijfa),
a>,
to utter
diroXovo-is,
ecus,
77,
washing
off",
ablution.
Med. to stamp or impress something impression of: on oneself, copy from another. f. waoa, to scourge severely. !w, f. iou, (drro, paTaios) to behave idly or unseemly.
,
From
wash off": Med., aXfJ-rjv wfj.oiv drroXovcrofMi I will wash the brine from off my II. c. ace. pers. to wash clean. shoulders.
drro-Xova),
f.
aTro-pdxop.ai,
Xovaca, to
to fight from, as
f.
-iMLXfffOfJLai,
from a
fort
contr. -fjtaxovfMi Tet'xea iicavd. drrofJidxf'.
dir-oXo<J>vpopai, to cease from wailing.
f.
-vpovpai, to bewail loudly.

:
2.
oOai strong enough to fight from. aOai TI to fight off a. thing, decline it. fidx f o'6ai Tiva to drive off" in battle.
II.
aTro/idx*III. d?ro-
IV. to finish
:
diTO-XiJp.aivopai, f. -fiaVoCftat to cleanse oneself by bathing.

dTroXt)p.avTT|p, rjpos, stroyer, waster.
diroXtio-LS,
6,
Dep.
(drro, XvfJta)
battle, fight it out. dTr6-p,axos, ov, (drro, fidx*?) not fighting
unfit for
2.
service.
(drro,
Xvfia/o/icu)
de-
dTTO-p.cCpop.ai, f. -fj-fpovfjai, Dep. to distribute. Pass, to be parted from another.
diroXiio-ip,os, ov, (drroXvca) deserving acquittal.

ecus,
77,
(aTroXua;) release,
deliverance
a,Tro-p,cpCa>, f. iffca Att. tcD, to give a share of, distribute. II. to distinguish from a number.
a,Tro-p.epp,i]pCG}, fut. iaoj
c. gen., KaToi TT)V drroXvaiv TOV Qavarrov as far as acquittal from a capital charge went. diroXtmKos, 77, uv, (drroXixa) disposed to acquit.
and
t'o>,
to
slumber and
forget one's cares.

airo-p-co-Toco,
f.
waca, to fill to the brim.

770*0;,
f.
Adv., drroXvTiKuis fx fiv

diro-XvTpoco,
f.
ajffca,
be disposed to acquit. to release on payment of ran*
diro-pcTptco,
aTro-p,T)vCo>,
f.
f.
to
mete out, distribute.

prolong,
aTTO-p.TjK'uvca [u],
iffca
f.
vvS), to
draw
out.
som
Med.
f.
to
redeem for money.

fcijs, 77,
Hence
:
diToXiJTpcoo-ts,
Q.Tro-X'uw,
a releasing, redemption.
:
d.Tro-p,Ipop,ai,
to be very wroth. rjaojâi, Dep. to copy after, to re[t],
-Xvaca
to
II.
[i>]
aor. I aTreXuo'a
pf.
present faithfully.
dTro-p.ip.viqo'Kop.at, Pass., with fut. aor. I drrcfivrjadnijv : pf. a7TOft'/ /7?/
XVKO.
to loose
aiTirjs 2. in
from
drroXveiv
acquit.
: to set free or release from ; absol. to acquit of a charge always ciTToXvTpocu, to release a
:
med.
lt
:
-fivrjoofjijai,
to recollect,
remember.
prisoner
for ransom; and in Med. to ransom him, aTTo-pio-Oos, ov, like ap.iados, without pay : deII. paid to dis- frauded of pay. Xpvaovfor gold. 3. to disband an army off, i. e. past service, II. Med. to release for oneself, Lat. emeritus. charge a debt. redeem. i. drroXveaBai oia(3oXas, etc., to do away o,Tro-p,ur06co, f. wffca, to let out for hire, let: c. inf.,
:
with calumnies against one, like Lat. diluere

absol. to
hence
drrofjiiaOovv rroiciv TI
to contract
for
the
doing of a
defend oneself.
3.
to
get free, de-
thing, Lat. locare aliquid faciendum.
90
diro-jjivdojjiai,
dirojjLVTj|x6v6V[j(,a,
a7rojaz;aojLtaiIon. for diro-fiifJivrjo-KOfMi. TO, mostly in plur. a narrative
diro-vo, of load from.

\
f.
vrjffca,
to
unload:
Med.
to
throw off a
Lat. Memorabilia, as sayings and doings, memoirs, From those of Socrates by Xenophon. II. to relate to remind. d-rro-|jLVT)p,ov6V0, f. ffoj, hence to remember, bear in from memory, recount: 2. diro/jLvijfj.oveufiv nvi TI to bear somemind.
dirovT|[Avos, aor. 2 med. part, of

dirovyjTt,
dirovivrjfji.1.
Adv. of
dirovijTos, without fatigue.
dir-ovrjTO, Ion. for dir-uvrjTO, 3 sing. aor. 2

,
med. of
dirovivrjpi.
thing in
mind against
diro-n,vT]o-i,KciiC&>,
f. 770-0;,
:
another, owe him a grudge. to bear a grudge against,

:
j
d-irovrjTOS, ov, (a. privat., Trovtca) not worked or II. without trouble, easy : wrought. Sup. dirovr)rorctra with least trouble. 2. without sufferings.
dirovia, 77, (dirovos) freedom from toil, laziness, 3 sing. impf. dirdj/j.vv fut. to take an oath against diro-vi(e, f. -viifica (as if from diro-viima, which is to wash off: Med. to wash 2. to a. late form) doing a thing, swear that one will not do. off from 2. to wash clean : Med. to wash swear one has not done : to deny with an oath, dis- oneself. oneself II. strengthd. for o^vvfu, to clean, claim upon oath. f. -ovf)G<a, to take a solemn oath. II. d-rr-ovivrjiu, give enjoyment. Pass, to mostly in Med., dir-ovtvap.at fut. -ovrjffofâi : aor. 2 diro-jAovoco, f. wffca, to leave quite alone: be excluded from a thing. v dTTOJv^(j.r}v, Ep. without augm. dTrovrjfirjv, 2 opt. aTrodirofiovfjiai
:
d,Tr-6p,vvp,i or dTrofivvco
(v.
6fj,vvfj,i :)
diro-}i6pYviJfU or dir-o}i6pYvup,i, also dirojxopYvuco
Ep. 3 sing. impf. drropopyvv

ftopgdftrjv
Med., Ep. aor.
I OTTO-
to have the use or enjoyment vaio, part. diroi/^fiez/os : of a thing ; rwvd' dirovaio mayest thou have joy of
: Pass., aor. I part. diroôpxOfis : (dtro, to wipe off or away from : [jiopyvviu or o/J-upyvvfJii} : to wipe clean : Med., dirofjioptaaOai irapcids to wipe
these things.
:
diro-viirrpov, TO, water for washing the hands, etc.:
from
diro-vtirra), see dirovifa.
to be out
one's
tears.
cheeks ; dirofiupâaOai odftpv

3 sing. Ep. aor.
I
to
wipe away one's

foreg.
med. of
dirojioo-ai, aor. I inf. 2. of shame, 6 dirovevor)diro-p-ovo-os, ov, like ap-ovoos, (diro, MoOo"a) away perditi, desperate men. from the Muses, coarse, rude. Adv., dTro/j.ovffQjs 'ypd- ftevos an abandoned fellow. Hence dirovota, 77, loss of all sense, folly, madness : esp. (peaQai to be painted in unfavourable colours.
diro-voeopxu, fut. -rjaofMH pf. dTrovevorjfMi : Dep. i of one's mind, to have lost all sense. of fear, to be desperate; dvOpcairoi dirovevorjiJievoi, Lat.
: .
diro-(Ai>0Op.at,
f.
rjffofMi,
Dep.
to dissuade.
f. rjaopai, Dep. to bellow loud. diro-jAVKTCov, verb. Adj. of dirofjuvaaop.^, one one's mouth. wipe
desperation. d-TTOvos, ov,
must
\
c. and Sup. dtroveffrepos, irreg. Comp. -fffraros, without toil or trouble, untroubled: gentle,
of persons, not toiling, lazy. 3. of done without trouble, easy, nose : hence to sharpen his wits ; comp. Horace's vir Hence diro-vooreco, f. 770-0;, to return home. emunctae naris : Med. to blow one's nose. dirovocmjoTS, eo;s, 77, a return home. dirovaio, 2 sing. aor. 2 opt. med. of dnovivijiju and diro-v6cr<}>i, before a vowel -4>iv, (diro, voa<pi} Adv. II. as Prep, with gen. far dirovataro, 3 pi., for diruvaivro. far apart or aloof.
easy.
2.
diro-jjiticroxo,
Att. -TTGJ,
f.
0;,
to
wipe a person's things,
pass,
*diro-vdo>, obsol. pres., whence aor. I act. dirtv&ffa, away from, mostly following its case. to remove one to anEp. dirivaaaa (diro, vdca) a,Tro-vo(r<J>l<>, f. ia<a Att. to), to put asunder, keep other place: also to send back: Pass, to be robbed Med., in 3 sing, alooffrom: to bereave or rob of aor. r dTTCi/do-aTO, Ep. aTrei'ao-o'aTO, to remove oneself of, c. ace. II. with ace. only, to flee from, shun. to another place, depart : but also to send away : f. iffca Att. to) Pass., aor. dircavvxia.iT-ovij\l
: :
':
aor. I
pass. dirovao~07)vai,
to be taken
aivay, depart
:
ffOrjv
pf.
dirojvvx^^t
II.
from
a place.
aor.
I
nails.
d-rre:
ovv\i^(a} to tear with the nails.

(O.TTO,
to
pare the
III. to
diro-vjAt<j, fut. -vf*S> and later -veâca to portion out, distribute, veifj.0. :
try or
assign severally
examine by the nail ; d/tpiP&s dircavvxiff^vos, Horace's ad unguemfactus, closely tried by the nail,
diro-vomâ),
f.
Med. impart : feed on or off.

to
to assign to oneself, take. II. to part off, separate.
2. to
to*o;
Att.
to),
to
and flee
Med.
to
turn the back
make turn and flee.
his back
d.irovevoT]n,va>s, desperately.
Adv.
pf. pass. part,
of dirovofofiai,
diro-|vos, ov, like devos, inhospitable.

cvos 7775 far from a country. airo-ijcvoco, f. ojaca, to drive from house
1. 0:770-
and home, diro-vop,ai, Dep. to go away, to go back, return, Pass, to live Ep. word, used only in pres. and impf. [a Ep.] generally, to estrange or banish from : away from home, be banished, migrate. diroveo-TCpos, -raros, Comp. and Sup. of OLTTOVOS. diro-veva), f. o"o>, to bend away from other objects diro-ea>, f. -*ffQ}, to shave off": crit off. towards one, hence to incline towards; cf. dirodiro-^tjpaivco, f. avu>, to dry up, drain offz. river II. to refuse by Pass, to be dried up, to become dry ; hence Ion. part. @\firoj. shaking the head, Lat. abnuere. pf.
:
91
dir-ovvo>
diro-vpco,
diro*iia),
f.
[0],
f.
ui/u),
/o
bring
rjaca,
to
diro-jjiipdci), Ion.
= dirogvpdaj
vaca
[y~\,
-o,
f.
:
a point, make taper. to shave clean.

[v]
/-tat
or
irXcvffoviJ.ai
aor.
d-nt-nXfvaa.
to
sail
away,
Med. to be clean shaved,
to shave or scrape off ;
hence
j
sail off: to sail back. diroirXirjKTOS, ov, (diroTrXriaaoj) stricken or^dhabled I. in mind, dumb, astounded. 2. by a stroke,
to strip
ojHike
:
skin.
diro-iraiTTaiva>
dnoTraTTTrjvas
diro-7raTCi>,
iravTavw, Ion. -ecu aor. I part. to look about one, as if to flee.

:
f.
in body, crippled, paralysed. Hence diroirXirjIia, 77, a stroke of apoplexy.

diro-TrXiripoa),
f.
uffa>, to fill quite full, satisfy,
Lat.
f.
rjaca
or
i'jffojj.ai,
to retire from the

:
way.
explere.
II. to fulfil.
From
diro-iraTOS, 6 or 77, a irarov to ease himself.
diroiro/ucrts, ccas,
77,
going out of the way

(aTroiravoj)
els airo\
: Pass., aor. I diro-TrXif|(r(rti), to -firXTj-Ôrjv : aor. 2 -fTrXrjyrjV : pf. -TreVA^'yîat : strike to earth, disable in body or mind : Pass, to lose :
Att. -TTCO
fut.
a)
ance.
diro-iraija),
II.
thing
stop.
c. inf. II.
a stopping, binder(from Med.) a ceasing, end. f. oca, to stop or hinder one from a to hinder from doing c ace. only, to
:
one's senses,
tiTro-irXicro'op.ai, Att. -TTOJJWH, fut.
become dizzy, be struck by apoplexy. ojuat, Dep. to
trip off.
Med.
77,
to leave off" or cease from a thing.
away
diro-impa,
(cnro, Tretpa)
f.
trial, venture.
diroTrXoos, contr. diroirXovs, o, (aTTOTrAeo;) a sailing : an outward-bound voyage. diro-TrXwa) [u], f. Ci/o), to wash off or away: Ion.
diro-ireipdjco,
diro-ireipdojAat,
essay, or
acroo [a], rarer form of sq. with fut. med. affOfAai [a]
:
aor. I
trial,
diro-irXuco, Ion. for diro-irXica.

diro-irveco, Ep. -irvcia) : irvevffa : to breathe forth to
f.
;
pass. d-rrfTrfipdOijv, Ion. -rjOr^v
Dep.
to
make
-irvevcrofMii
aor. I dne-
proof of a person or thing. Rare in Act., diroTTfipdaai rov Ucipaeojs (aor. I inf.) to make an attempt on the Peiraeeus.
diro-TTcXcKdco,
diro-'ire|jL'iro),
f. f.
give up
blow from
6vp.bv or $v)(T)V diroTrvfij/ the ghost, Lat. expirare animam. 2. to a particular quarter. 3. to breathe or
77170;,
to
hew ojfwith an
off"
axe.
;
smell of a thing.
diro-irvt'yw,
Pass.,
viyjj.ai
!
tyca,
to
send
or away, to dismiss
i. to escort
:
also in
bad
sense, to drive off.
of
f.
Med. to remove from oneself, things, to give back : Hence get rid of: of a wife, to divorce her.
diroireijuj/is, ecus,
77,
f. -irvioj or -irviofj.at to choke, throttle : -irvijrjaofMi: aor. 2 -e-rrviyr^v [t] pf. -TreVto be choked : to be drowned : to be choked
,
with rage.
diro-TroXejjieco,
f.
a sending away
a dismissal,
rjaoj, to fight
off or from.
t,
divorcing.
dfro-Trpdo>,
act. -firapdov
diroirecrrjcri,
f.
dcrca Ion. rjacu,

:
diro-iroXis, poet. diro-TrroXis, (d-rru, -ntpdoj) to carry over. far from the city, banished.
:
gen. t6os and
eo>s,
diro-iTepSofjiai
:
Dep. with aor. 2 TraplrjffofMt break wind, Lat. pedo. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of diromirTO}.
fut.
d/rroirop/iTTi,
77,
(aTroTre^TTo;)
a sending away, getting
to
rid
of.
diro-ireTOjxat, fut. irTrjaofiai

diroiTTdfêvos,
aor. 2 dTrenTd^rjv, part.

:
f. 77<ro;, to finish a work : stop working. diro-Tropijop.at, Pass, with fut. med. -fvaopai, aor.
diro-iTOved),
I
and
act. a.Ttt-mT]v
to fly off or
away.
pass. dTreTropfvOrjv
to depart,
go away.
wilh no
dTro-irf|Yvv Fll'> f- Tffjôj, to make to freeze or curdle : Pass., fut. -irayi'jaopcu, of men, to be frozen : of blood, to curdle.
d-rro-irqSdei),
f.
to soften down. diro-irpia<r0ai, aor. 2 inf. of drr-caveofJiai, pres. dTro-tTpiafJiai in use.
diro-irpa/bvco,
f.
flj/a>,
rjffca
and
rjaoftat, to leap
offfrom
to
diro-Trpi^co,
f.
f.
iaca
tcro;,
[t'],
turn away from.
diro-Trpiw,
to
= diroTrpicu, to saw off. saw through, file off. [I]

off.
-m[JurXd, poet, also -mirX-rip-i, fut. -TrXrjcroj: aor. I a.-nir\r)aa: to Jill up, to the brim : to II. to satisfy, Jill fill up a number. : to Lat. explere. appease, fulfil diro-mv<o [t], fut. -iriopai, to drink up, drink
-iriTrXdo)
:
diro-mnTT\T]p,i and
diro-TTpo, Adv. far away, afar with gen. far from, away from.
1. as
Prep,
diro-irpoaipeo), to take
awayfrom before:
aor. 2 part.,
off.
diro-TriTTTco,
f.
-iieaoviMi
aor. 2 aitiiizaov
to fall
airov diroTrpofXwv having taken some ofihe bread. diroirpoeirjKa, Ion. aor. I of diroTrpoi'Tjfu. aTroirpoeXwv, aor. 2 part, of diroirpoaiptoa.
of anoirXdfa. diro-irXd^fa), fut. -ir\dya}, to lead astray, lead away from : Pass, to go astray, be driven off: Homer uses
I pass. part,
offfrom. diroTrXaYXêis, aor.
dir6irpo0, before a vowel -0cv, Adv. afar : far off, far away.
dir6irpo0i, Adv.
diro-irpoi7|p.t,
f.
(diro-irpo') front
(diroirpo} far off, far
away.
:
diroirpouis, part. pres. of

aor. I -irpofijua -irporjfftv: Ep.
2. to
only aor. I pass,

off.
dire^d-y x&rjv, to stray
from,
be de-
to
prived off; rpv(pd\fia diroirXa^x^ôa a helm struck

diro-irXavdo),
astray.
f.
throw away.
off,
shoot forfh.
to),
iaca Att. aTro-7rpovo<r<};Cô), fut.

rjcr<a,
3. to let fall. to remove afar
to
lead astray
Med.
to
go
carry far away.

f.
diro-irXdcro-op.at,
),
Ep.
-irActroyuai [a], to copy. -irXetw, Ion. -irXww : f. -ir\ev<rof.
to cut : -Teîcu: diro-TrpOTp.va>, off from ; VWTOV diroirpoTafJi&v having cut off a slice from the chine.
aor. 2 -erap-ov
f.
d-iroirra|i6vos,
if
77,
-<J>(vofjtai, to flee far away. ov, aor. 2 part, of dTroTrero/tat, as
diroppavTTjptov, TO, (diroppaivctt) a vessel for holy

dTTOp-pdiTTCi),
f.
from
d(piiTTafMii.
ô>, to
sew up again.
aor. 2 inf.
of
diroirtTojuat,
as if
from
dTrop-pav|/a>Sco>, f. 770*0;, to utter like speak in fragments of Epic poetry.
paipyfius, to
diro-irroXis, poet.
diroirros, ov, (diroif/ofMi, fut. of d(popdoj) seen or to 2. seen at a distance, hence be seen from a place.
dirop-plco,
direppvTjv
to
etc.
:
-peuo'o/xcu or -pvrjffofjiai : aor. 2 pass. to flow away from, run offfrom : absol.
f.
far away from;

Oev
:
d-rr6irTOv
II.
from
afar, opp. to eyjv-
stream forth, of blood. 3. to melt away.
2. to fall
off,
as fruit,
hence
dimly seen.
dirop-pT|Yvvjxt or dirop-pTj-yvvo)
off,
f.
-prô;:
to
break
diroirrverros, ov, spit out; loathed, detested. From diro-irruo), f. vffo) [u], to spit out or up; of the sea,
d\os dxvrjv vomits forth

loathe, spurn, Lat. respuere.
its
foam
hence
to
snap asunder : Pass., aor. 2 direppdyrjv [a], to be broken off or severed. and d-iroppT)0-rjvai, aor. I pass. part, and
inf.
of
dirfpui.
17,
diro-irw0dvo|jiat,
f.
Trtvcrofjuii
Dep.
to inquire or
diroppirioas, ecus,
(aTr-epoD)
a prohibition.
2.
ask
of.
o,
refusal
Ion. for dtpopdcy.
f.
renunciation.
dir-opdb) and air-op

diro-piro>,
if/a,
to slink
away.
forbidden exports.
diroppijTOS, ov, (a7r-pa;) forbidden ; ret, diropprjTa II. not to be spoken, that should
diropea), f. 770*0;, (dVopos) to be without resource, to be at a loss, not know what to do, be in doubt, mostly followed by a Conjunction, diropciv o-rrcas SiatBrjffCTai
not be spoken; diroppijTov, TO, a state-secret: hence mys2. tical, sacred, diropprjTov irotuaOat to keep secret. rd dTropprjra things unfit to be spoken,
dtrop-pi-ytw,
dirop-plirTCtf,
f.
how he shall cross c. inf. to be at a loss OVK diropetv to have no doubt. II. Pass, to be made matter of question : also to be left un2. c. gen. rei, to be at a loss for, in providedfor.
to be at
loss
:
770*0;: pf.
dirtpplya:
to shrink shiverit.
how
to do
ing from a thing, shrink from doing

\
poet.
:
piirrew
j
fut. diroppiif/o}
diropCirTco, later also diropaor. I dirtppiif/a : to throw :
want of, e. g. Tpo<prjs. 3. but, diropttv TIVI to be a loss because of, by means of something. Hence
diroptjTiKos,
at
away, throw aside

to cast forth, e. g.
to
throw
offz.
garment.
:
II.
from one's country
to reject, re4's
dtr6pT|p.a, CITOS, TO, a matter of doubt, disputed point. inclined to doubt. 77, ov, (aTTOpeo;) d-ir6p0T)TOS, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., Tropêo;) not
f. 0/0*0;,
nounce.
at one.
III. to shoot
forth bold words,
Tiva
sacked or taken.
dir-op06o),
to
diroppoT) and diroppoia, T), (aTroppeo;) a flowing II. an emanation, efflux. stream.
off",
make
straight again, restore,
guide aright.
dir6p0<0ors,
Hence
co)s, 77,
dirop-pou{38i>, f. 770*0;, to shriek forth. diroppo(j>d(i) or -u), f. 770*0;, to gulp down, swallow
a setting upright, restoring. ^ ^

-
apart
j
of.
(dVopos) of places, difficulty of passing: of things, difficulty, straits : of questions, a dtffiII. of persons, difficulty of dealing with culty. or finding out. 2. want of means or resource, emdiropia,
77,
diroppvTOS, ov, t=>dir6ppoos, flowing from; diroppvTO.

ffTa&fJLa stables
with drains.
dirop-pVTjo'ojjuu, fut. of dirop-peca. dirop-ptnjvau, aor. 2 pass., with act. sense, of d-jroppfoj.
barrassment, hesitation.
a thing
:
3.
dnopia TIVOS want of
absol. need, poverty. iro, 6pvvp.i) Pass, to start from a place.
d-iropos, ov, without passage, and so of places, impassable, trackless : of things, hard to see one's way
rd diropa difficulties, straits, : ev diropois eivai to be in great straits. 2. hard to II. of persons, hard to deal with, unget, scarce.
through, impracticable
manageable, impracticable
ffOai impossible to deal
c. inf., 2.
diropos irpovcpfpt-
with.
without means or
o,iroppu), 0)708, 6, 77, (diropprjyvvfj.i} broken off, II. as Subst. fem. a piece broken off abrupt, steep. or divided from anything; ^Tvyos vSaTOS diroppwg an off-stream of the Styx. be taken away dir-op<}>avtop,cu, f. iffofMi, Pass, to like an orphan from, to be torn away from. dir-opxop,at, f. rjffofMt, Dep. to dance a thing away, i. e. lose by dancing. = KafiaTos, weariness. 5,iros, cos, TO, diTO-o-aXetio), f. (vffca, to lie to in the open sea or
offing
:
resources, and so at a loss, do. 3. poor, needy.

dir-opoxia),
f.
not knowing what to
metaph.
f.
to keep
alooffrom.
diro-<ra(j>0),
770"cy,
(UTTO, aatprjs) to
:
make
:
clear.
dart away. diropp-, p is doubled in Att. in all compds. after OTTO, but in Ion. it remains single.
aoa, to
leap
off",
guish, quench
to extinf. -a^cffoo or -o-pevvvra> Pass, with fut. to destroy, blot out :

act.
med.
dirop-pa0ij(x'co, f. -fjaoj, to neglect from carelessness to leave off in despair.
-fffirjffoiMi ; intr. aor. 2 act. direffffriv, pf. d-nto^TjKa : to go out, vanish, die.
airop-paivco,
dirop-paia),
f. f.
-pavu>, to spirt or shed about. aca, to bereave of; r^rop diroppaieiv

life.
from
med.
Med. to shake off f. oca, to shake off: oneself; of a horse, to throw his rider. Pass., with f. diro-crep,vvva>, to extol pompously
diro-o-euo,
:
TWO. to deprive one of
diroff(fj.vvvovjwu t to give oneself airs.
93
diro-o-cvto, to chase
'vOrjv
away
Pass, to dart
away, aor.
notice
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, dirtaavro. avw, to announce by signs, to give to give a sign, to confirm or prove by a
[u]
>,
;
ca, to tear off". diro-o-irapdcro-ci), Att. -TTCO, f. a,Tr6crrracr|Aa, a/ros, TO, that which is torn off,
f.
shred.
,
From
f.
diro-crirdo),
-0-7700*0;
;
[a], to tear or
drag away,
sign.
him.
fiscate
:
of
to allude to difoffrjp.aiveiv ei's III. Med. to seal up as confiscated, to conpersons, to proscribe.

II.
nva
sever or part from
diro<nrdv TrvAas to tear off the
gates;
0,77-.
TO o'TpaToVeSo-'
Pass, to be
to draw q^the army: dragged away from : of an army, to

f.
be
diro-o-Tjirco, f. \p<a, to make rotten, spoil utterly : Pass., fut. -GairrjaofMi, aor. 2 d-TreadTnjv [a] ; with
intr.
pf.
separated or broken.
d-rro-cnrevSco,
o~ireiatu,
to
pour out wine as a

eager in preventing, knock
off.
act. diroaeorjira
to rot off,
lose by morti-
drink-offering at
sacrifices,
Lat. libare.
fication.
dTro-o-ijAoco,
so.
II.
f.
wa<u,to
make flat-nosed :
Pass, to be
diro-o-irevSo), f. -airtvoo}, to be to dissuade earnestly.

oiro-o-iToSeco,
f.
airoainovv rds vavs to turn the line of
770-0;,
to
rub
off,
as to sailing aside, make a movement sidewards, so avoid the direct shock.
dirotr-o-evco, poet, for d770-o*euo;. dir6<rra, for d-noar^di, aor. 2 imperat.
of
d<piaTrjfju.
dir-o(rt6op.ai, Ion. for dtp-oaiooftai. diro-<ria>irda>, f. rjcropai, to be silent after speaking, be quite silent. Hence II. trans, to keep secret.
dirocriwinrjcris, eo>s,
77,
a becoming
silent.
i.
rhetorical figure,
when
the sentence is broken off, as
standing afar, far off. diro-o-Taâ), f. o>, to let fall drop by drop. intr. to fall in drops ; /xaz/tas otivbv d-noard^t pevos the fury of madness is trickling, is ebbing away. diro<rrds, diro<rrqv(u, aor. 2 act. part, and inf. of
(d(pi<TT7)fJ.i)
diro-oraSov, Adv.
in Virg. Eel. 3. 8, Aen. I. 139. diro-tTKdiTT, f. tyu, to cut off or intercept by trenches. -GKfdw : diro-(TKe8dvvi)p,t, : f. -ffKcodaco [a] contr.
to scatter
dirocrraa-Ca,
77,
(d^(o*Taynat)
later
form
for
aTro-
ffraais, defection, revolt, apostasy.

aTrofrroLcriov, TO, (aûo-Ta/zat) a divorce; dnoffTaThe aiov ffi@\iov, TO, a writing or bill of divorce. nom. is not found in good authors.
abroad
Pass, to be scattered, straggle
away.
dirocrKv|/o|j!,ai, fut.
of
d-jroffKorrcoJ.
to pack and carry away : diroo-Taoris, eo;s, 77, (dtpiaTap.ai) a standing away 2. deparI. a defection, revolt. from, and so baggage, prepare for a journey. From ture or removal from. 3. distance, interval. dirotrKTjveco, f. 770-0;, to encamp apart from. and messing diroorSTeov, verb. Adj. of d<piffTaiJ.a.i, one must redir6-<ricir]vos, ov, (diro, OKr\vi\) living cede from. alone, opp. to avGanos. diro<TTSTW, f. 770*0;, to stand off or aloof from : to diro-crKT|'irTco, f. tf/ca, to prop one thing upon another, II. absol. to dash one thing upon or against another; esp. of the differ from: to fall off or revolt from. From gods, a,Tro(JKT]irTf:iv (3e\ca fs n to hurl down thunder- to stand aloof, be absent. bolts upon or at a thing. II. intr. to burst or diro<rraTT|s, ov, 6, (a^t'o-Ta/xai) a runaway, deserter,
aTro-<rK6vda>,
to
f.
do*o;,
Med.
pack
one's
break forth, like thunder
d-noaKriinfiv es (phavpov to
rebel.
Hence
come
to a sorry ending, end in nothing. diro-o-Kido>, f. o-o;, to cast a shadow.
diro<rKta<rjia, CITOS, TO, bration.
Hence a shade, shadow: an adumto be scat-
airo-o-Kt8vo|juu, Pass.,
tered.
= dTroffKeSdvvvfJiai,
rebellious : Adv., diroffTanKUS , 77, ov, rebelliously inclined. f. woo), to , fence off with pales. diro-aT6Yaa>, f. do-o;, to uncover, unroof.
to shelter, keep &> to shelter from : keep off water, and generally to keep off, as, 6~)(Kov irvpyos diroaTfyfi. diro-oTCtvoco, poet, for diro-ffTtvow. d iro-<TTix o> f- w : aor 2 direffTfyov : to go away,
aTro-cTT Y <l>
f-
safe.
diro-ffK\rj{Jt:i
II. to
ffKf AAcu) to be
diro-o'KXfjVai, aor. 2 inf. as if from dried up, withered.
(see
diro-<rKO7r<o, f. ovfeô/wcu, to look away from other objects at one, and so to look steadily at, gaze at, : c. ace. to look to, irpos nva or regard.
<
'
esp. to
go
back.
diro-o-Komos, ov,
(diro, aitoiros)
away from the mark.
diro-crK'uSp.aivco, to be
enraged with.
diro-crrtXXa), f. -o*TAcD: aor. I aTreoTetAa: pf. -eo-TaA/ca Pass., aor. 2 aTreo'Taî' [a] : pf. -(<TTO\to send away from : absol. to send away, bafiat :
:
diro-<rKij0ia>, f. iff (a Att. iw, to strip off" the scalp like the Scythians, to scalp : metaph. to shave bare.
diro-<TKtiXet)a>,
to,
),
f.
nish.
vice.
also, to
II.
to
send
off,
dispatch,
on some
ser-
III. to
0*0;,
to
plunder and carry
off.
go away.
Pass, to be sent off: drive back : IV. intr. to go back.

:
f.
f ofMt,
&},
f.
to banter, rally. to deceive : aor. 2
airo-orevoG), poet, -ortuvoco

pass. part.
f.
wffca
to straiten
s,
diro-<ropo,
birds.
f.
II. intr. to
;
being deceived. to scare away, as one does 770-0;, be off in a hurry, in phrase
be
off"!
dirfffTfivcavTO 3 pi. plqpf. pass. OD, to love no aTTO-o-T^p-yctf, f.
QVK diroao/Sô-et*
more : to deprecate. duo-o-Tepeo), fut. 770-0;, to rob, bereave, or defraud c. ace. rei only, to take away, withone of a thing: hold : Pass, with fut. pass, and med. -<
94
and -0Tfpi7<ro/u,
in
pf. dircffTfprjfMi
II.
:
to be
robbed or
j
diro-crriicljcXi^co,
f.
o>,
to chase
away
by force.
want
of.
impers., diro<7T(pet p.* there

:
diro-crijcdci>,
f.
daca, (UTTO,
/a//s we, I lack.
Hence
77,
try whether they are
ripe
OVKOV) to squeeze figs, to metaph. of informers.
diro<TTepir]<ris, ecus,
fern.
a robbery
dirocrT6pT]TT|S, ov, 6, (d/TrooTfpecu)
deprivation. a robber, cheat

77,
diro<rTpT)Ts or -rpls,
"ij,
i8os,
as Adj.
= a7ro-
deprive;
ing one
diroaTeprjTLKr) of his interest.

yv<jjp.r)
6v, (aTroffrfpfoj) able to rob or TUKOV a device for cheat-
f. rjaaj, to strip off spoils from a perrob or defraud one of a thing. diro-o-uvdywy 05 oz/ C^7 owirywylj) />/ OM q/^ Afo synagogue. /o whistle aloud for want of <u, diro-crijpia>, f.
d-rro-o-vXdco,
:
son
to
'
>
thought.
diro-o-upeo [0], bare.
v. <r</>afo>)
f.
-ffvpca, to strip off,
tear
away :
lay
d7rocTTpT]Tpis, ioos, f], v. sub. diroffTfpijTrjs. diroarepfoj. diro-(7TpicrKto, diro-crrqpi^w, f. <y, to fix firmly.
waaj, to make to shine. to be bright with. diro-o-rXg-yY^, f- fo> Att. to), to scrape with a Med. to scrape off sweat from oneself; pf. strigil :
diro-CTTiXj36t),
f.
diro-cr^djo) Att. -er<j>dTTO>, f. ca (for the tenses, /o cut the throat ; diroafpdfav nvd Is ayyos, so that the blood runs into a pail generally,
: : :
diro-(TTiXpc>,
f.
if/ca,
to slay
to kill oneself. aTro-<r<j>&KXC<0, f. ioca, to have one's limbs mortified: to die of mortification.
:
Med.
pass. part.
dirocTToXcvs,
dTrearXfyyia p.tvoi, scraped clean, Lat. lauti. ecus, o, (tt7roo"TeAA<w) one who equips
77,
aTro-or<j)dXXco,
f.
-GfyaXG)
aor. I
fff(prj\a
to
lead
a fleet.
diroo-ToXiq,
astray, drive baffled away; aTrotr^xxAAetz/ rtvcL iruvov to make one miss the fruits of toil: Pass., esp. in aor.
(diroaT*X\<a) a sending
II.
sion
lion.
a dispatching.
a misoff, (from Pass.) an expedi-
2 dirfa(pd\rjv [a], to be cheated of

cUro-oxjxiTTco,
;
a.
thing, miss
opt.
it.
an apostle, apostleship. III. the office of dirocTToXos, o, (dTToo-TcAAcu) a messenger, ambassador. 2. an apostle. II. = trroAos, a naval expedition. diro-oTOp.aTico, f. ia<a Att. to), = diro aroftaros etII. to put ', to speak from memory or off-hand.
questions
so as to require an immediate answer. dir-otrrpoxico, f. iaca Att. to), to banish by ostracism,
to,
,
tt7ro<r<j>T]Xi6, aTrocr<j)T|Xoxnv, aor. I
and
to)
:
subj.
(Coj, Ion. <r<j>pt]Y-,
f.
to"cy
Att.
to seal
up, shut up.

dir-o<r<|>paivo>,
f.
-oa^pâca, to make to smell.

taaca, to
diro-crxaXtSoco,
f.
prop
nets
on poles.
Hence
aros, TO, a forked piece of
wood
for propping hunting-nets.

fut.
,
or Dep. airoo-TpaTOircSetiojjuu,
diro(TTpaToirc8fvaOai.
to to
encamp away from ; encamp at a distance.

rjs,
f.
of aTrexa;. <rx{T0at, aor. 2 act. and med.
inf.
of
to
:
diro(TTpa<J>w,
diro-<rrpc!>ci>,
f), ifica
aor. 2 pass. subj. of : 3 sing. Ion. aor. 2
a.iro-ar\i<i), f. iaca : aor. I pass. o,itâ~)(LCiQ'r]v 2 to sever, part, or detach split or cleave off.
.
from
tyaGKe:
JMII.
turn
<pfiv, to twist back the 2. to turn them.
aTTO-aw^to, f. -awffca, to save, restore again : dir. ofto hands and feet so as to bind /faSc to bring safe home Pass., diroffoje^vai Is away or aside: hence to dis- get safe to a place, to get off safe, II. intr. (sub. tavrov, etc.), diroraKTos, ov, (diroTdcfaoj) set apart for a special suadefrom a thing. to turn oneself, turn back : Pass., with fut. med. use, specially appointed. Ion. for d-rro-r^vca. -arptyofMi, to be turned back; aTTfcrrpatpOai TOVS 1^d-iro-rd[AVOs), III. jSoAous, of ships, to have their beaks bent back. diro-rdcro-o), Att. -TTCO, f. cu, to set apart or assign to turn oneself from or away, abhor, Lat. aversari, specially; direr CTCLKTO irpus TO 5etoV he had been c. ace. ; II. Med., stationed on the right. /*' dTroorpcKpfjs do not turn away from
:
. .
j
direaTpa(pT]v : pf. To turn back, either to turn to fiight, or to back from flight ; ir6Sas teal \(ipa.s diroffrpe-
Pass., aor.
esp. in Pass., of a river being parted from the main stream, a tribe detached from its parent stock, etc.
fjL-fj
words.
flee.
me, like Lat. avertor ; 2. to get away, escape
\6yoi
3. to
hostile
turn
and
TIVI to bid adieu to a person or thing. diroTavpoojjuu, Pass, to act like a bull
Hence
II. d.TrocrTpO(J>TJ, 37, a turning away, averting. 2. an escape, or (from Pass.) a turning oneself. a place of refuge from a thing, resource ; dir. KO.KWV a refuge from evil ; voaros a resource
diroTavpovaOai to cast fierce glances on. a ditch, intrench. diro-Ta<|>pt)<o, f. oca, to fence with diroreOvao-av, Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. of d-rroOvrjffKo}, they were dead.
diroTeOveuos, for diroTfOveajs, dTTOTeOvrjKws, Ion.
pf.
diroffrpotyri
against the want of water, a means of getting it. diro-crTpo<J>os, ov, (d-rroarpccfxa') turned away, averted. airo-crTTrysto, f. -OTVOJ aor. I eaTvyrjaa and -<r rva aor. 2 -farvyov perf. to hate
: : ; :
part, of diroOvrjaKQj. diro-reivco, fut. rej/cD : (for the tenses, v. reivca) : to stretch out, to lengthen : c. part., to continue doing
Med.
\
to exert oneself.
2. intr., like Lat. con'en-
utterly, loathe.
dere, to hasten
onwards.
95
, ov, (a privat., TTOTOS) not drunk, not drinkdiro-Tixi<">, off", able. II. act. never Hence 2. so as to blockade. to fortify. drinking : without drink. dirOTpaY^lv, aor. 2 inf. of diroTpwyw. diroreixio-is, ecus, 77, the walling of a town, blockAnd diro-TpeTra), f. \fj(a, to turn away from a thing; and ading. so to hinder or dissuade from. 2. c. ace. only, to diroTixicr[Jia, TO, walls built to blockade, lines of turn away or back : to avert evil. blockade. 3. also to turn 2. II. away from others at one, hence to aim at. diroTC\VTato, f. 17*10;, fo bring quite to an end. intr. to come to an end, cease, eis n*in a thing. Med. and Pass, to turn from a thing, to desist 2. to turn away. diro-TcXeco, f. -TeA.e<rcu Att. reXa) : pf. 3. to turn one's face from. To away, like Lat. aversari. Pass., aor. I -fre\aOr]V T6TeA.eo7zt. pf.
f.
iff
Att.
lS>, to
wall
I.
so as
bring quite
to
an end:
pf.
pass. part.
fut. -6p{ofjiai,
also -Spa/ioC/icu
to
aor. 2
pfvos, perfect.
3. obligation. generally to accomplish, perform, do. 4. to render or make of a certain kind; rrjv iroXiv diroTeXetv euSai-
2. to fulfil
an
(from obsol.
&iv
scour clean; dirorpiairo-Tpi|3<0 [t], f. innov to rub down a horse. II. to rub off:
8pe/io>) : to rub or iâ>,
run off or away.
fjiova to
make the
:
state quite
a7ro-T|jLva), Ion.
2
dtT(:Tafj.ov
happy. and Ep. -Tap,vo>

:
pf.
diroreTfj,rjKa
aor. -rffiw to cut off"; UTTore:
fut.
to rub offfrom oneself, get rid of. diroTpoTraios, ov, turning away, averting, esp. of the II. pass. gods that avert ill, Lat. Dii averrunci.
Med.
2. to separate pveiv TLVUS to cut off part of a thing. or cut offfrom : Med. to cut off for oneself, esp. with view of appropriating.
that ought to be averted, ill-omened. diroTpoirf|,

77,
From
diTO-TY]Kco,
f.
o>,
to
make
in aor. 2 dneTatcrjv fa], to
to melt away melt away.
Pass
esp.
diro-TTjXoi),
Adr./ar away.
f.
a turning away, avert2. a II. a hindering. turning off of water. III. (from Med.) a desertion of one's parly. ing. diroTpoiros, ov, (ditorptitca) turned away, banished. 2. from which one turns away. II. act.
(diroTpeirca)
a-iroTujSaTOS, ov, Dor. and poet, for d-irpoffftaros.
turning away, averting.

diro-Tpo<j>os, ov, (diro, Tptxprf) reared one's parents.
dir-OTpuvci),
f.
put away: to stow away: 2. to from oneself, put off; lay aside. put by for oneself, stow away. 3. aTrori&eaOai ds avOis to put aside for another time. aor. I -irlXa to pluck out. diro-TiXXo), f. -TI\OJ
Med.
aTro-Ti0t]jjLi, to put
-Orjata, to
away from
-orpvvS), to excite.
diro-Tpvto,
to vex,
f.
vffca \y], to
rub away, and so
lose.
II.
harass; so in Med., dirorpveffdai yfjv to vex the

f.
Hence
diroTiXp-a, arcs, TO, that which is plucked, a shred. II. diro-TijJidG>, f. -qaca, not to honour, to slight.
to value,
earth.
a.iro-rpu>Y<t>, bite or nibble
-Tpuo[wi
aor. 2 direrpayov
to
off.
fix a price by vacation; dipveajs dirorifjirjadfjLfvot having fixed their price at two minae hence III. as Att. law-term, Act. to mortgage a property according to valuation Med. to lend on
:
:
diro-Tptoird&>, poet. Frequent, of dirorpfirta. diro-TUYX ava) f. -revgopat, to fail in hitting, miss, II. absol. to be unlucky, fail : to miss the lose.
truth, be
wrong.
f.
mortgage
Pass, of the property, to be
pledged or
diro-TU|Airavt,
verely.
iaca Att.
tu>,
to beat or
cudgel
se-
mortgaged.
diroTCjjiTjfjia,
Hence
TO,
a sum
settled by valuation.
d-rro-Tip-os, ov, (diru, TifArj} dn/jios, dishonoured. diro-Ttvdcroraj. Att. -TTOJ, fut. fa>, to shake off.
diro-Tivip,ai, Dep., poet, for diro-TtVoyucu.

diro-Tivo),
Med. to cease airo-runTO), f. ifita, to cease beating : beating oneself in sign of mourning. dirovpas, Ep. aor. I act. part, of diravpda), to fake away : part. aor. I med. dirovpdftfvos pass, sense
ii\
owing :
f. -riaoj [f], to pay back, repay what is Med. diroTivoftai, f. -Ttcro/zcu, to get paid one,
:
occurs in Hesiod.
exact; dnoriaaaOai riva to avenge oneself on another absol. to take vengeance.

diro-TjATiYw,
f-
air-cup io>, f. iaca, Ion. for d<p-opifa, to mark off the boundaries; aAAot yap of dirovpiooovaiv dpovpas,
fields
&, Ep. for diro-TffJvoi, to
cut off
from;
cut up or plough the hills. diroTjJiT|î, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of aTTOT/^-ya;.

air. to
K\ITVS
others will mark off, i. e. lessen, the boundaries of his others read dnovprjffovai, as if from *dirovpdca diravpdcu, will take them away.
:
d-iroTp-os, ov, unhappy, ill-starred.
ciir-oupos, ov, (diro, ovpos Ion. for opos] far from the boundaries; dnovpos irdrpasfar away from one's
II.
diro-ToXjxuo), f. Tjcrca, to make a bold venture. absol. to be fearless, bold.

diroTOp,T|,
77,
fatherland.
d'-irovs, o, 77, ttTrouv, TO, gen. airotios, without foot or feet: without the use of one's feet : slovtoffoot. II. dirovo-Ca, 77, (drr(ivat) a being away, absence.
(diroTepvo}')
a cutting
off.
From diroTOjxia, 77, steepness, severity. dir6roji,os, ov, (d-noT^vca) cut off, abrupt, precipitous. 2. Adv.
thing.
-pus, sharply. meiap\i.barsb,rough: d-rro-To^vw, f. oca, to' shoot off arrows : to aim at a
deficiency, want. <xiro4>dY6tv, aor. 2 inf. of dirfffOioj, to eat up. diro-4>ai8pw&> [u], f. vvw, to make quite bright.
diro-<j>av&),
f.
-tyavw
aor. I
diretprjva
to
shew
96
oVctya
.
i to shew forth, display : to shew by word, declare. II. like dTrodeiKvvfu by reasoning, shew, prove. Med. to shew to shew, and so to make or render :
diro-<|)pdYvi)|J,i-
and
-tia>, fut.
-<ppdca, to fence off, block
up.
Hence
ys, 17, a fencing off, blocking up. air6<{>pais, forth something of one's own, to make a display of diro-^pds, aSos, 17, (diro, <f>paaj) properly not to be oneself; dtrotpaivfaOai yvujfjir,vto declare one's opinion: spoken of, like Lat. nefandus, unlucky, ominous : III. to appear, come Pass, to be shewn or declared. dirotypaofs ri(*(pai, Lat. dies nefasti, days on which no assembly or court was held, opp. to KaOapal to light.
dir6<j>ao-ts, foos,
<ws, dir6<t>aars, tence, decision.
f),
(dir6<f>r) pi)
17,
(d-Tro(paivQ})
a denial, negation. = dir6<pa.v(ns, a sen-
diro-(J)pdcr<rci) Att. -TTCJ,
=
an
offshoot.
diro-^dcrKO),
= dir6(prjiJLi,
diro-<j)vds, aSos,
to deny.
diro<j)iiYT|,
57,
i),
(diro, (pvojjat)
(diro(pfvyoj}
an
escape, flight, place of
77, ov, (dTTo<f>r}fjLt) denying, negative. to feed off or on. diro-<j>epj3o|iai, Dep. f. diroiaoj : aor. dirrjvfyKa, Ion. dnevfiKa : diro-<j>po), to carry off or away. II. to carry (v. (pepo)} :
diro-4>aTU<6s,
refuge.
sub dir6<pcvis. diro-^vofjLat, Pass., with aor. 2 act. diretpvv diroTTftpvKa, to grow out like a shoot.
air6-<|>v|-is, v.
and
perf.
2. to report. or bring back : hence back, return: generally, to pay what is due. to deliver in, give in an accusation, etc.
3. to
pay
III.
dir-o<j><)\ios, ov, (OLTTO,
o^cXos?) empty, vain,

to
idle,
Lat. irritus.
diro-xdôjjiai,
f.
IV.
:
intr.
f.
xacfofMt, Dep.
withdraw from.
in imperat., like dirayf, dir6(pfpe, begone take for oneself, gain, obtain.
Med.
:
to
diroxaXao-jtos,
diro^dj-yco,
f.
-0uo/
II.
aor. 2 dirctyvyov
to flee
diro-xaXdw, one pays out a rope.

diro-xaXtvoco,
f.
f. f.
From 6, a slackening. aa<a [a], to slack or loose away, as

wffoj, to
<rcu,
from,
diro<pvyfiv TOVS escape. SiouKovras to make good one's defence : absol. to be Hence acquitted, opp. to dXioKopai. diro^cuKTiKos, 77, ov, ready for escaping ; TO OTTOas
law-term
unbridle.
to
to
ow,
,
forge of brass. strip of brass.

by
labour.
ov, (diro, X*ip, /Stocu) living
(pevKTiKa means
of,
escape.
to
And
off.
one's hands, i.e. by
manual
f.
dir64>evis,
dir6-4>ir)jJLt,
f.
ecas, 17,
-tprjorca,
:
an escaping, getting
also to refuse.
diro-XtpOTOv0),
2.
speak out, declare plainly.
one, acquit him.

sede, depose.
to
2.
to
say no, to deny diro-<j)0YY ^ at opinion plainly.
vote a charge away from of persons, to reject, to superof things, to reject, vote against :
i]G<a, to II.
f-
-<pQeyopai, Dep. to speak one's
abrogate, annul.
Hence
ecus, 17,
Hence
airo<J>0'YKTOS, airo<j>0Y|ia, OTOS, TO, (dirotpOeyyofJiai) a thing uttered: esp. a sententious answer, a terse saying, an
ov, = atyOeyKros.
rejection by show of hands. dir-oxTtKo, f. aca, to draw off water by a canal. ~ airo-xo, f. -x c & aor [ a^X ea P ass aor I "-/irf to pour out, spill, shed. XvOrjv [u] pf. dTtoitt\viMi
diroxei-pOTOvTjo-is,
apophthegm.
d-rro-<{>0eip&>,
f.
shade drro-xpaivco, to soften off the colour,

-(pOfpui
:
off.
utterly, ruin
Pass.,
with
to destroy pf. dire<pOapKa : fut. med. diro(pOfpovfMi, to
be lost, perish, OVK fls KopaKas diro<pOep(i fJ.ov ; wilt not be gone with a murrain? Lat. obi in malam rem.
diro-<^0ivt)0o) [C], to perish. <p6ivv0eiv Ovfj-ov to lose one's life.
II. trans., OTTO-
Ion. -XP<*v: n diro-xpdo), Ion. -XP*"* i f- diroxprjv, impf. aTTcxp^v fut. diroxp'fjffw aor. I dtre \prjffa to suffice, be sufficient, he enough, (/tarov vtes diro' :
:
XpSxn.
arparirj
2.
with
dat.,
was not enough
irorafios for the
OVK ditixprjaf
TTJ
army: with
infin.,
diTO-(|>0Cvco : Ep. aor. 2 act. dirtfyBWov : also as in Ep. aor. 2 pass. d-rreÔifj-rjv [t], part. dirofpOipevos :
also 3 3. Pass, to be sing. impf. med. dirfxpffTO^dirlxprj. contented with a ; dnoxpfca^vajv TOVTOIS rcav
diroxpa, yuoi irotfiv 'tis sufficient for
;
me
to do
thing
to perish utterly, to die away. II. Causal, in fut. diro<p0icr(a, aor. d-rrffydfaa, to make to perish, to destroy.
Mvacuv the Mysians being
satisfied therewith.
i. to abuse,
II.
Med.
abuti.
to use to the full.
misuse, Lat.
diro<j>0i<r0w, 3 sing.
d7ro<j>0opd,
ingly,
Ep. aor. 2 pass, imperat. of foreg. (dirofpOfipaj} utter destruction. diro-<|>Xavpia3, f. iaca Dor. IQJ, to treat very slight77,
diro-xpO|xai,
-xpo,
Ion.
airo-xpf], impers., v.
make no account
of.
diro-xpT|âTOS, ov,
(aTro,
XP^f^
not to
diro-<})Xoi6a),f.a;(ra;,(dTro,^)Xotos) to strip offthe rind. a,Tro-<j>oiTd<ij, f. 770-0;, to go quite away: esp. of scholars, to leave their masters.
dir6-4>ovos, ov, murderous.

diro<|>opd,
77,
money. aTroxpTpiS, (us, 77, (tt7roxpao//at) a using to the full, misuse : a getting rid of. diroxpwvTws, Adv. pres. part, of diroxpaca, diroxp*},
enough,
sufficiently.
i
(a,Tro(p(pea)
is
a bringing what
tax, tribute.
a carrying away. due,paying : also that which

f.
II.
is
paid,
diroxiiOets, aor.
pass. part,
of dirox^-
diro-xwXoo),
iffo/jiat,
(dTro,
f.
xôs)
to
make
diro-<j>opTiojAcu,
to unlade.
Dep.
to
unload
oneself,
a,Tro-xa>vvu|ju,
mouth of
x'0'<y> to a river, etc.
dam
quite lame. up, bank up the
97
diro-x^P ( ) from, c. gen.
treat.
f-
fa'cu
or
rfffo/jiai,
to
go from
or
:
away
to re-
ci-irpaTOS, ov,
(a.
privat., ir^nparai, 3 sing. pf. pass,
2. absol. to
go away, depart
.
.
3. dirox&p*ii
i.
/ (.K
to
withdraw from a
off, esp.
of TTinpdaKca) unsold, unsaleable. d-irpiTT|S, es,(a privat., irpfvca) unseemly, unbecoming.
thing,
e.
give
it
up.
II. to
pass
of the
dirpcma,
humours of the body.
Hence
for dirpeirfia. 17, poet, d-irp-rjicTOS, Ion. for dirpaKros.
diroxwpT)cris, foos, 77, a going away or off, retreat : a place or means of safety. diro-xwpia>, f. iaca Att. to), to part or separate
d-irpavvTOS, Ion. dirprjvvTos, ov, (a privat., irpavvca)

implacable.
a.7rpia.TT)v,
Adv. without price or ransom,

rj,
[err]
From
from
if/qffa
to set apart.
:
d-irpiaros,
impf.
2. to
dirtif/ijv
:
ov, (a privat., trpiapai)
Med. to wipe clean : 3. to wipe one's nose. wipe offfrom oneself. I. fut. iaovpai Att. lovpai, Dep.: d7ro-4ri]<j)ii|ojiat, c. ace. pers. to vote an office away from one, to reject him aor. I dirif/Tj(f)iadTjv and pf. dirtifsf)(pia pjai are II. sometimes used in pass, sense, to be rejected.
:
diro-ij/dco, inf. dnoi^rfv to wipe off.
aor. I dire-
d-irprySo-) prob.
dirpt. dirpiKTO-irXTjKTOS, ov, (dirpig,

ceasingly.
(i-Trpil;,
unbought.
struck un-
TrA.^cro'eu)
Adv. (a copul.,
irpica)
prrperly with closed
teeth, like
6od, LsLt.mordicus: metaph. importunately,

unpreme-
ceaselessly.
ace. rei, an. ypatyrjv to vote against receiving the indictment; dir. vbpov to reject the law; alriav
c.
d-irp6|3ot;Xos, ov, without previous design, Adv. -\<us, rashly, thoughtlessly. ditated.
d-irp60vp.os, ov, not ready, disinclined,

d-irpop,T|9T]TOS, ov, unforeseen.
backward.
diroi^r}(f)iôîai
TWOS
absol.
p.^
to
vote a
charge away
acquittal.
from
III.
d-irpoi8T|S, cs, (a privat., irpoioeiv) unforeseen.
one, acquit
to vote iroieiv
an
to
ai\otyr)<pito-6a.i
vote
against
doing.
Hence
diroxJ/Tj^wrts,
vs,
17,
an
diro-i}/iX6o), f. waca, to strip nerally, to strip bare, bereave

diroij/is, fojs,
f),
acquittal. of hair,
d-TrpovoT|TO)s, Adv. of dirpovorjros, (a privat., irpovoeca) without foresight or forethought, heedlessly. d-irpo6vos, ov, without a irpoevos.
(a.no'fyopa.i,
make bald : geof a thing. fut. of d(popdot}) a look-
d-irpooiTTOS, ov, unforeseen.

d-irp6(r|3STOs, Dor. d-TroTi|3aTOS, ov, inaccessible : of disease, not to be healed. d-Trpoo-SoKirjTOS, ov, unexpected, unlocked for : II. act. not expecting. Adv. -rcas. d-irpo<TT|Y o P os ov, (a privat., trpoo"f)yopos) not to be
>
ing from, a view, prospect. dir-oxj/ofxau, fut. from an obsol. pres. ait-oirTOpu, used as fut. of d<t>opdoj.
faxh)
2, off breathing, to faint, swoon. ace., diroif/vxtiv tyvyi]v to breathe out life : absol. to II. (drro, if/vxos} to cool, refresh : expire, die. Pass, to be refreshed, recover, revive Med., iopwra
'
:
'
haw
spoken
savage. not greeting. d-irpocrtKTOS, ov, (a privat., reached or won.

-
to, stern,
II. act.
not accosting,
irpoffifcveofjiai')
not to be
direifsvxovTo they got the sweat dried off". impers. diroi//6xei, if grows cool, the air cools.
\.,
III.
Ep. contr. for

i,
dirotrffjaf/ei.
d-irp6o iTOS,OJ',(a privat., irpoff-ei /it) unapproachable. d-Trp6<rK6irTOS, ov, (a privat., irpoaKtyoftai, fut. of irpoffKOTTfQ)) unforeseen, not thought of beforehand. d-Trpoo-KX-rjTOS, ov, (a privat., irpoffKa\e<a) not sum-
Adv. of
j,
dirpd'yfj.cav, easily.
moned
2.
to
attend a trial.
77,
freedom from
business, public af-
fairs and law-suits: love of ease, Lat. otium.

easiness, supineness.
d-irpocrKOTros, ov, (a privat., irpoffKoirrai) not striking against, not stumbling, void of offence.
sistible.
From
d-irp6<r}xiKTOS, ov,
(a.
dirpaYp-wv, ov, gen. ovos, (a. privat., irpay//a) without business, free from business, state-affairs or lawsuits
privat.
npoap.i'yvvp.i)
holding
(irpdynaTa)
II.
f.
ruiros dirpdyp^v, a place free from

2.
no intercourse or commerce with others.

d-irpoamtTTOS, ov, (a privat., irpoaoiffw fut. (ptpca) not to be withstood, irresistible.
d-irpocrop-lXos, ov, unsociable.
law and strife.

Jul.
to
of things, not troublesome orpainpass, got or to be got without pains.

to
of
irpoff-
dirpaKTo, rjffca. gain nothing. From
do nothing,
:
to be idle.
2.
d-irpaKTOs, Ion. d-irp^KTOS, ov
I.
act.
doing
or effecting vtenothing, unprofitable, idle ; dirpaxros aOai to depart without success, Lat. re infecta :
an d-irpooracriou ypatyr), rj, (a privat., irpoardTrjs) indictment laid against a (JLCTOIKOS at Athens, for not or patron from among the having chosen a vpoaTaTijs The nom. dirpoordaiov, TO, is not used. citizens.
unsuitable, d-irpoo-<j)0pos, ov, (a privat., irpoa<f)tp<u)
Adv. -TOJS, unsuccessfully. II. pass, against which nothing can be done, unmanageable, incurable.
2.
inconvenient, dangerous.
\afid-irpo<rcoiro-XY|irTttS, (a privat., -irpoaoiirov, 0dvoj} Adv. without respect of persons. TTOS, ov, Dor. for d-irpoaâaros, (a privat., untouched, undefiled.
v,
TIKT/S atrpaKTos vfuv,
not to be done, impossible. 3. p.avunassailed by your divining arts.

II.
Hence
dirpaîa, -f], inaction : ill-success. at a loss, embarrassment, helplessness.
a being
er (a privat., 7rpo<a<r/bjuat) ff
98
ing no excuse, ready.
honestly.
<x-irp6<r4>aTOS, ov, (a privat., irpotprjui) unforetold.
a/3eo).
Adv. -rus, without evasion,
dira)0v, Adv.
dir-wOloj,
dircuffa
off,
:
= dirodev, from
and
:
afar.
:
f.
-caOrjaca
-diffw
aor.
dirtojcra
or
to thrust off, drive
away: of the wind,

later, to
to beat
not d-irpo<j)vXaiCTOS, ov, (a privat., irpo(pv\do~o~ofiat)
beat from one's course
drive
away from
3. in
guarded
against, unforeseen. d-irraurros, ov, (a privat., vraioj) not stumbling; dirraiffTorfpov irapexetv TOV i'nvov to make the horse
less apt to stumble.
the land, banish. 2. to repel, drive back. Med. to reject, disdain. Hence
ov, thrust or driven
,
away,
rejected.
d-irrepos, ov,
(a.
privat. ,.irr(p6v) without wings,
un-
winged: in Homer, T?} 8' dirrcpos eirXfro fivOos the speech was to her without wings, i. e. flew not away again, sank into her mind dirrfpa itQni]\ia.ra. wing;
(diro\\v fu) destruction : loss : waste. of diro\\vfu. , aor. I dircoX6|X7]v, aor. 2 med., in pass, sense, of diru\\vfu. d-irwjiao'TOS, ov, (a privat., TreD/xa) without a lid.
dir(op.o<ra, aor. I
dir<o|xoo-ia,
17,
of young birds, etc., unfledged, callow; dirrepos (pans an unfledged, i. e. unconfirmed, report. d-irTT|v,gen.d7rTJ7Vos,6,i7: dat.pl.ttTTT^crt: (a privat., vrrjvos) unfledged, callow, of young birds: unwinged.
less flight
;
of arrows, unfeathered
(dir6fj.vvfu)
of dnofj-vvî. a denial upon oath, as Att.
d-rrro-eirfis,
s,
(a privat.,
irroccw, tiros)
undaunted
law-term, opp. to lcu/*o<ra. dirwjAOTOS, ov, (aTrofO'u/ii) forsworn, abjured, declared impossible with an oath, Lat. abjurandus ; 0poTOtaiv ovotv tor dtrwfJLorov mortals should never make a vow against anything. II. act. under oath not
to
in speech. d-iTToXcp-os, ov, poet, for dir6\ffj.os. dirr6s,

17,
do a thing. ciirwoxu, aor. I

diro)(r<i[jni]v,
inf.
of
diroiOfoj.
ov, (airrca) touched,
handled:
to be touched,
-crcurOcu, aor. I
med.
ind.
and
inf.
of
subject to the sense
of touch.
"AIITX1,
f.
:
(tyca: aor. I
fya:
;
Pass., aor. I i](p0r}v,
ov, (dircaOea, Kiifut) repelling waves.
Ep. edcpOnv pf. tffJifJai, Ion. a/*/#u. To fasten, fasten to or on, fix upon a thing tm 8' darns tdtpOrj his
shield
airaxrts,
fcas,
17,
(dircaOta})
a thrusting or driving away.
airaxTTOS,
rj,
ov, (dirojOeoJ) thrust or driven
away
was fastened,
i.
e.
clung
closely, to
him
more from.
:
II.
that can be driven away.
freq. as Med., airTOfjuii, fut. aif/0/j.ai : aor. I fyif/dfjuyv to fasten oneself to, hence to cling to, hang on by,
dirwrepos, a, ov t
Sup. dirwraTOS,
drrcoTepco,
77,
Comp.
Adj. (aTro) further off:

:
ov, furthest off.
grasp ftyaaQai yovvcav to cling to one's knees : later, to engage in, undertake, begin. 2. to fasten upon,
;
Comp. Adv.
of dird>T(pos
diroaTaTO), Sup.
Adv. of dirwraros.
attack.
3. to touch, affect. 4. to grasp with the senses, apprehend, perceive. 5. to reach, overtake : to gain. II. to kindle, set on fire : Pass, to take
:
APA, Ep. sonant dp

:
dp, Ep. before a consonant for dpa. V

f>d
:
fire
to be set
on fire.
f),
way ; &s
TTIITTO})
(pdrca,
(which is enclitic), and before a conI. EPIC USAGE I. then, straightPfj 8' dp' 6vipos thus he spake and
d-irrcos, WTOS, 6,
(a privat.,
not falling or
then the
8' dp'
failing, unfailing.
d-irvXo>TOS,oz',(aprivat.,7rt;Aoft>) not closed by a gate. d-irvpYOS, ov, without tower and wall, unfortified. d-mjpY<)TOS, ov, (a privat., irvpyou) not girt with more precise ; l 8' tOope K\f)pos, ov dp' r/OtXov avroi towers. II. just the one, the very one, which they wished. here it always is like ovv, then, d-rrCpos, ov, (a privat., Trup) without fire, in Homer ATTIC USAGE only of tripods, that have not yet been on the fire, i. e. therefore, so then; KaXXiarovapa 97 dperrj therefore you new ; dirvpos olrcos a cold, cheerless house ; xP vffos must allow virtue is best ; fidrrjv dp', us eoifcev, r\KOin questions, dirvpos unrefined, opp. to dirf>6os ; ifpd dirvpa sacri- ftevso it seems thenwe are come in vain fices in which no fire was used, but also not "Apa offered by ris dpa pvfferai ; who then is there to save ? and so like=d0UTa, unoffered: dir. dpSis a sting cannot begin a sentence. fire, not forged by fire, i. e. of the gadfly. Adv. -p<ws. a stronger form of dpa, usu5,pa, interrog. particle, 2. if d-mjpom>s, ov, (a privat., wupocy) not yet exposed to ally expecting a negat. answer, Lat. num? an affirmative answer is expected, Spa ov is used, = fire.
:
j
dream proceeded : then, next in order, ol 2. explanation of a thing 'AOrjvas cl^w. going before ; <prj p detcrjTi Ofuv (pvyteivfor he said that he would flee : with relat. Pron. dpa makes it
d-iruoros, ov, (a privat.,7rw0dj'o/*cu) of which nothing has been learnt, unknown. II. act. having learnt
nothing, ignorant
:
Lat.
nonnef
3.
apa
!
is
also used in exclamations;

!
c.
gen. ignorant of.

[dTrv-]
oSvvrjpbs ap' 6 irXovros grievous then is wealth prose apa always stands first in the sentence.
In
dtnJTrjs, 6, Dor. for ffirvTTjs. dirvco, Dor. for I'/TTVOJ.
'APA',
Ion.
'APH',
a prayer for
*AIIT'5
ment
Abba.
or dir4>vs, gen. vos, 6, a term of endearused by children to their father, papa, Hebr.
mischief, ruin. dess of destruction

dpaê'co.
f.
of the curse, 'Apd personified is the godand revenge, Lat. Dira. foca, to rattle, ring, clang, always of arevil,
17, a prayer : a curse, hence the
in
Homer mostly
effect
II.
dir-<p86s, ov, (dno, &'8iJ) discordant, out
of tune.
mour.
From
'APABO2
"APABO2, o,
a rattling; dpapos oSovrcav gnashing
o,
apyfa
if
:
99
dA/yaXeos)
also
(apdaoca) a clashof the breast ing, rattling ; dpayfj.os artpvuv beating in grief, Lat. planctus.
or grinding of teeth. cpa/yp-a. arcs, TO, and dpcryp-os,
dpYdeis, Dor. for dpyrjfis. dpYaXtos, a, ov, (d\yos, as painful, grievous, Lat. gravis
troublesome.
hard,
of
persons,
apai, aor.
I inf.
of
afpco.
2. prayed against, treated ; Zti/s dpafos, = iKtffios. accursed. II. act. cursing, bringing mischief
'APAIO'2, Att. dpaioi, a, ov, also os, ov, thin, narrow, weak, slight. dpcuos, a, ov, also os, ov, (dpd) prayed to or en-
dpYcts. contr. for dpyacis. 'ApYi'-4> o VTTl s 5 ou > ^> ôr 'Apyo-fpovtvTTjs, (Âpyos, (povfVQ}') slayer of Argus.
dpYXo<|)oi,,
cuv, of,
the feet
of a sheepskin
gene-
rally, offal, refuse.
upon, [a] dpaiprjKa, dpaipr/nws,
(Deriv. uncertain.) dpYw6s, rj, ov, Aeol. and Dor. for dpyus, while, mostly of sheep. " II. paroxy^> o, (dp-yos) white. dpY 60 1 1
"
^
it
dpaipr]fj.cvos,
dpaipr/TO,
Ion.
redupl. for rjp-qKa, rjprjKus, rjprj^vos, fjprjTO, pf.

plpqf. redupl. forms fiom aipeca. dpdp.cvos, aor. I med. part, of
:
and
tone, dpyiarrjs, ov, 6, epith. of the South wind, clearing, brightening, like Horace's Notus albus, detergens
nubila caelo.
a't'po).
2.
later,
Ze(pvpos,
was
the north-west wind, the
from being the epithet of Athenian
dpdop.ai f. dcrofMi [a], Ion. rjaofjLai : pf. T/paftcu to pray to a only found in compos. Dep. : (dpd) 2. to pray or vow that a thing may happen, god.
:
dpYra,
from
dpytoi,
f.
poet. dat. and ace. for dpyrjTi, dp-
dpyrjs, white.
rj<ra},
c. inf.
good
esp.
mostly in bad, to imprecate upon one; with cognate ace., dpds dpaaQai nvt to imprecate
3. to sense, but
pray something
for one,
sometimes
in
(dpyos
= dfpyos)
to
thing
of a
field, to lie fallow.
to be idle, do noII. trans, to leave
a thing undone:
fruitless.
Pass,
be left
undone:
to be
curses
upon one.
dpr/pe,
dpdpe, Dor. for
3 sing.
pf.
med. of dpaptaKo:
dpyTjeis Dor. dpYêis,
fffffa, ev,
contr.
II. dpapf, in intr. sense, it isjixed, decreed : but, Ep. for rjpapf, aor. 2 in trans, sense, appeased, satisfied.
dpydvTOS,
= dpyr/s.
6,
:
dpYas, gen.
of dpapio~KQ). dpapicTKO), redupl. pres. from the Root
dpapciv, aor.
2 inf.
dpYT|S, ^TOS, dpy^Ti, dpytra
fj,
also
:
with poet. dat. and ace.
*d'pcy
I.
trans, in pres. and impf., in f. dpo) Ion. dpcra; : aor. I to join, tfpaa Ion. opera : aor. 2 rjpapov Ep. dpapov
:
white, bright, vivid. white, glancing. = dpYâ, TI, dcpyia, (dpyos depyos) idleness, laziness : in good sense, leisure.
(dpôs)
dpYf]<TTT|S, ov, 6,
= dpy-fts,
II. fasten, Jit together: Jit or furnish with a thing. intr. in Pass, and Med., in perf. dprjpa Att. dpdpa, Ep. part. fem. dpapvia : plqpf. rjpdpeiv [a] also pf.
:
dpYt-Kpavvos,
vivid lightning. dpYiXXos or
i
ov,
(dpyrjs,
Kfpawos} with white,
57,
(dp7os) white clay, pot 'er's

S,
pass. part. dp^pe/zfVos, and Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, dpto be joined closely together: to be fitted /iei/o$ : to be fixed : to be fitting, meet, or closely, Jit well
suitable.
earth, Lat. argilla.
dpYiXX-wB-qs or
like clay, clayey.
eo- era,
',
(dpyi\\os, eloos)
= dpyos,
17,
white, shining.
dpapov, Ep.
aor. 2 of dpaplffKca : part, dpapu/v. dpupojs, dpdpvia Ep. apapvia, dpdpos, perf. part, of
:
:
VOOVTOS, 6,
toothed, white-tusked.
6,
rj,
(upy^s,
o8oi/'s)
white-
dpapianca, fitted, fitting dpdcro-co, Att. -TTW
f.
Adv. -OTO;S. dpdcu Dor. -ao)

(ct
-irovv, TO,
gen. TroSos,
(dp7i>'s,
aor.
rrovs) swift-footed or white-footed.
i]paa Ep.
dpaa
Pass., aor. I t]pdxO'rjv-
euphon.,
;
to strike hard, dash in pieces, with collat. pdaoca) : notion of rattling, clanging, as of horses TrvAas dpdcrafiv to knock furiously at the gates ; metaph., Pass, to dpdacrtiv dveiSeai to strike with reproaches : dash one against other with a noise, to clash, rattle, [a]
upYp-a, TO, (dpx<w) only used in plur. dpyp.ara. dirapxai, the firstlings at a sacrifice. 'ApYoXCo>, f. IO-QJ, to take the part ofArgos. From
dpdros
for.
dp-qros, 17, ov, (apdop.aC) prayed accursed, unblest. dpdxveios, a, ov, of or belonging to a spider. From
i.
Ion.
Argolis, a district in Pelopon6, r), of Argolis, Argolic. "ApYos, cos, TO, name of several Greek cities, of which that in the Peloponnesus is best known in Homer it is also put for the district Argolis, or even
'ApYoXts,
tSos,
rj,
nesus.
2. as
Adj.
for the
'APA'XNH,
7),
= dpa^vr/s.
whole Peloponnesus.
rj,
II.
spider's web,
'APrO'2,
ov, shining, bright, glistening; rr68as
cobweb, Lat. aranea.
'APA'XNHS, o, a spider, Lat. araneus. Hence dpdxviov, TO, a spider's web, cobweb. v Apai|/, a@os, o, an Arab: alsoÂpafJos, ov, 6. 'APBT'AH, rj, a strong shoe, coming up to the
ankle, used
dpyoi as epith. of dogs, swift-footed, because rapid motion is accompanied by a kind of flickering light.
by hunters,
rj,
dp|3uXis, tSos,
travellers, etc.,
dpYos, ov, contr. from dfpyos, (a privat., tpyov) not working, esp. not working the ground: hence doing nothing, idle, lazy : c. gen. rei, idle at a thing, free II. a half-boot, [u] from it, dpyus TTUVQJV of land, lying fallow. pass, not done, Lat. infectus : unattempted.
:
j
100
(apyvpos,
d'7X<w)
silver-quinsy,
"APAfl,
f.
d'po-cu
aor.
-qpca
to
water
cattle,
2. of rivers, which Demosthenes was said to have, when he held give them to drink : Pass, to drink. II. metaph. to reback from appearing in public on the plea of quinsy, to water land, Lat. irrigare. was alleged) because he was bribed. fresh, foster. though really (it 'ApeOovo-a, 77, name of several fountains, perhaps for dpY^p-a}J.oij36s, o, (apyvpos, d/xetj3cu) a money"Ap8ovo-a, water-er: the most famous was at Syracuse. changer. dpcid, Ion. dpeiT|, 77, (dpd) cursing, threatening landpYCpetov, TO, a silver-mine. Properly neut. from
dpYupeios or dpY^peios,
(j,era\\.a silver-mines.
ov,
dpyvpeos, dpyvpetd
guage. "Apcios, ov also
dpYtipeos or dpY^pôs, a, ov, contr. dpY^potis, a, ovv, (apyvpos) silver, of silver.
a, ov, Ion. 'Aptjios, 77, ov, (Âprjs) warlike, martial, Lat. Mavortius : Comp. 'Apfiorepos, a ov = apfLoov. v
dpYvp-T|XaTOS, ov, (apyvpos, eXavvoa) wrought of

silver.
Apios
ird/yos,
o,
hill
against the Acropolis at Athens
of Ares, Mars' Hill, over on the west side.
'
dpYvpiSiov, TO, Dim. of dpyvpiov. dpYvpiov, TO, (apyvpos) a piece of silver : hence silver,' i. e. money, cash. ioos, 77, (apyvpos) a silver vessel. js [t], fem. dpY^pLTis, tSos, r), (apyvpos) of or belonging to silver: as Subst. (sub. 777), silver-ore. dpYvpo-Sivqs, ov, 6, (apyvpos, 8*1/77) running in silver eddies, epith. of rivers, [i]
dpYty>o-.8ir|s,
e's,
Here was held the highest

the same
its
name
judicial court, called by capital crimes came specially under
jurisdiction.
'
pL-roX}Jtos, ov, CAprjs, T<j\[ia) full of martial boldness.
'Api-<};aTOS, Ep. 'A pT]t<J>aTOS, ov, CApys, irftparai

3 sing pf. pass, of *(pvca) slain by Ares,
i.
e.
slain in
(apyvpos, efSos) like silver.

(apyvpos, Koirrca) a worker in
to levy
sil-
war.
2. later
generally ='Apetos, martial.
dpYtipo-TjXos, ov, (apyvpos, ^\os) silver-studded.
dpYvpo-Koiros,
ver, silversmith.
o,
dpeuov, o, 77, -ov, TO, gen. ovos, better, stronger, braver : it serves as Comp. of dyaOos. (On the deriv.,
see "Aprjs.)
dpYupoXoYo, (dpyvpo\6yos)
to lay a
money
c. ace.
d-peKTOS, ov, poet, for appcKros, undone.

opfojxai, Ion. for apa.op.aL. dpco-ai, dpesracrOaL, aor. I inf. act.
Hence country under contribution. t, T), a levying of money.

5,
and med. of
I
ov, (apyvpos, \eyca) levying
money.
apianca.
77,
(apyvpos, irefa) silver-footed: also
dpYupo-ireôs, ov. dpYvpo-iroios, 6, (apyvpos, Troieca) a worker in silver. dpYvpo-irovs, o, 77, now, TO, gen. TroSos, (apyvpos, irovs) with silver feet.
ov, 6,
dpeo-dcrOcD Ep. dpco-o-daOto, imperat. of dpeateo}.
3 sing. aor.
a'ip<a.
med.
dp<r0ai, aor. 2 med.
inf.
of
cpeo-Kcta, 7), (dpfo-feoj) a desire to please, complaisance : in bad sense, obsequiousness, flattery.
dpeascovTcos, Adv. pres. part, of dpeffKoj, agreeably. apeo-Kos, 77, ov, desirous to please, complaisant : in
(apyvpos, pea) silver-flow-
ing,
[pi/]
dpY-^pos,
white metal,
o,
i.
(dpyos, white) like Lat. arg-entum, the

e. silver, first
bad sense, obsequious, flattering.

dpco-Kco
dpripeita
:
From
in
Homer.
2. silver-
money, money. dpY*Jp6-roos, ov, (apyvpos, roov) with silver bow, epith. of Apollo.
dpY'upo-<{>6YY"n s > * s (apyvpos, (peyyos) silver-shining. 2. dpY^poco, f. waca, (apyvpos) to turn into silver. to reward with silver : Pass, to be so rewarded.
,
fut. dpeo-<y : aor. I ijpfaa, inf. dpfoai : pf. Med., fut. dpcao/icu Ep. apiaaopai : aor. I
ijpfaa.fj.rjv,
Ep. part,
es,
dpyvpofiSrjs.
2.
rich in silver.
fj,aros, TO,
>,
(dpyvpacu) silver-plate.
good, make it up, ravra 8' dpfaa6fj.fOa this will we make up among ourselves ; ty dpeaai to make amends : c. ace. pers. to conciliate, propitiate, avrov dpeaadaOo} eirefaaiv ; c. gen. rei, dpeaavro (f>pevas aifiaros they sated their heart with blood Pass, to be contented, acoOrjv:
(*dpou,
apffca):
:
dpeao~a.fj.fvos to make
Pass., aor.
t'
t
pe-
ov, (apyvpos, wveofjai)
bought with
[t;]
quiesce.
tify,
II. c. dat. pers., to
be pleasing
fj,ot
;
to,
gra-
silver.
please, flatter,
ravra.
dpfa/coi
dpeaKfiv
dpY'i4>O S,
a, ov, (apyvpos) silver-white,
dpYV<(>os, ov, dpyvcpfos, epith. of sheep. 'ApY<o, oos, contr. ovs, 6, (dpyos, swift) the Argo or ship in which Jason sailed to Colchis. dpSevco, f. ao-, dp8ci}, to water, Lat. irrigare.
ap8ir|V,
rpoirois nv6s to conform to his ways: impers., ijpfae. a(pi ravra irotfiv it pleased them to do so.
Adv. contr.
fws,
77,
for
dtpSrjv,
(a'tpcu)
lifted
up,
raised on high.
II. utterly,
Lat. penitus.
dpeo-ros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of dpeaKca, pleasing, Adv. -rcas. grateful : acceptable, approved. dperdco, f. 170-0;, (dpfrr}) to be Jit or proper, to thrive, prosper. dpeTT), 77, goodness, excellence, of any kind ; but in
"APAI2,
head: a
6,
the point
of anything, an arrow-
sting.
a watering : a watering-place.
From
Homer, like Lat. virtus (from vir), manhood, prowess, valour: also manly beauty, dignity, etc. 2. in Prose, of the virtues of land, fountains, etc. 3. excellence
apr\
apurreia.
101
insep. Prefix, like !/>(-,
its
II. in moral sense, in art or workmanship, skill. also character for virtue, reputagoodness, virtue : tion, merit. (For deriv. see "Aprjs.)
'APT-,
notion conveyed by
dprjs, dpeiojv,
compd.
strengthening the of same root with
dpT|,
77,
Ion.
and Horn, for apd.
dpiaros. upt-Yvws, WTOS, 6, i7,

dpi--yvcoTOs,
77,
:
= dpt''yj>cuTos.
known,
upT]ai, Ep. for dpy, 2 sing. aor. 2
med.
subj.
of
aipoj.
ov, also os, ov, easy to be
dpT)YocrtivT), rj,=dpr)is. 'APHTfl, f. ca, to help, aid, succour in war, c. dat. 2. absol. to be of use, be Jit; crifdv dprjyfi it
is
well-known
in
bad
sense, notorious, infamous.
meet to be
silent.
:
II. c. ace. rei, to
prevent, dprjyciv dXaxTtv also, dprjyfiv offfrom one, to avert the capture, as (povov TCKVOIS dpTjyeiv. (Same Root as dpKtoj, Lat. arceo.)
dp-rjYwv, 6vos, 6,
-fj,
ward off, nvi n to ward
upi-Saicpvs, v, gen. vos, (dpi-, ing, very tearful. dpt-8aXos, Dor. for dpiSrjXos.
6dpu) much weep-
dpi-8eiKTOS, ov, (dpi-, Sfitcvvfjii) much shewn hence famous : Homer also uses it as a Sup., dvopCjv most renowned of men.
of mountains
:
a helper, aid.
Ares, swift in
dpC-8if)Xos, ov, very clear or conspicuous, far-seen,
'ApTj-0oos, ov, war.
("Api]s, 0oos) swift as
'Apiji-KTafxevos, or in war.
'ApTjl'os,
77,
rj,
ov, ("Apijs, KTCIVQJ) slain by
Ares
manifest, much known. dpi-fijXos, ov, also 77, ov, Ep. form of dpi5r)\os, very Adv. -Acus. conspicuous or manifest.
ov, Ion. for "Apfios. 'Apir)i-<|>aTos, ov, Ion. for 'Apei-cparos.

'ApT|i-<j>tXos, o,
f],
dpi-T|Xo>TOS, ov, very enviable. dpi0p.aros, ov, Dor. for dpiO^ros. dpi0|i6-0vri, Dor. for dpiOpowi, 3 pi. of
dpi6fj.foj.
also
77,
ov, (*Ap??s, cptAos)
dear
to
dpi0|u.e'co, f. 770-0;, (dpi6fji6s) to
number, count, reckon

I pass. inf.
Ares.
dpT||j.6vai, act. form of
dpii]p,evos,
up
an Ion.
ov,
infin.,
to
count out.
2. to
reckon, count.
prob. for dpdv, to pray, an
dpi0p,T|0T)jjLevcu,
Ep. for dpi6^rjOijvai, aor.
dpdaOai (from dpaoâi}.

rj,
of
/3eA.a/zII. c.
it.
dpi6fj,f(a.
distressed,
harassed,
dpi0[rr)p.a, arcs, TO, (dpi6fj.e<u)

>
fitVos.
(Origin uncertain.)
tews,
77,
dpi0jiT]o is,
((as,
77,
77,
dpt]is,
gen.
rei,
(dprjycu) help, succour.
dpi0p,K]TtK6s,
a number. a counting or reckoning up. ov, of or for numbering or rec(sc. rc^vi)'), arithmetic.
help agaittst a thing, means of averting d'pTjpa, pf. med. of dpapioKoj plqpf. dpif|piv. dpTjptp-tvos, pf. pass. part, of dpapiafcoj.
:
koning, skilled therein : 77 -Krj Adv. -KWS, arithmetically.

dpi0|njTos,
77,
ov, easily
numbered, few in number
dp-f|pOKa, dpT)pop,ai, pf. act.
and
pass,
of dpoca.
:
OVK
dpi0fj.TjTos,
not counted, held of no account, Lat.

habitus.
2.
of dpooj. dpijpojjLtvos, pf. part. pass,

gen. "Apeos or "Apetas (never "Apovs) "Apa, Att. contr. "Apei, poet. "Apr? ace. "Apjj, also "Apijv and 'Apea, voc. "Apts: Ion. and Ep. de:
nullo in
numero
"APH2,
dat.
dpi0p.6s, o, number, a number, Lat. numerus. amount, size, etc.; TroAvs dpiO/tos -xpovov. 3.
ber, as a
num-
mark of worth,
rank, etc.
clension "Aprjos,
Ares, Lat. Mars, son of Jupiter and Juno, the god of war and destruction, the Hence often used to spirit of strife, plague, famine. denote war, slaughter, murder, etc. (Akin to dpp-rjv, From the same Root dpffrjv, as the Lat. Mars to mas.
T)i,
r\a.
o-Oai dpiOfj.y to sit in
rank among
elvai, like Lat. nullo esse in
per' dvfyuv i'fekv dpiOp.? ; numero, to be in no ac;
men OVK
come
dpfrri, dpi-, dptiow, dpiaros, the first notion
of
cf.
goodness being that of manhood, bravery in war:

Lat. virtus.)
:
4. mere number, quantity, opp. to qualify \6yojv aptQ/tos a mere set of words so of men, OVK dpiOfjios oAAcws not a mere lot, like Horace's II. a numbering, counting; nos numerus sumtts. iroi(TaOai rijs arpanrji to hold a muster of
count.
or worth
dpiO/jiov
the army.
d-piv,
2.
numeration.
dpTpnf)p, fipos, 6 fem. dpTJTetpa, (dpdofMu) properly cne that prays : hence a priest, priestess,
= dppis.
a, ov, old
fs,
[a]
"Apios,
word. for, MrjSiKos, Median.

ty>^r<J^
'i-,*
J
,
->
dptjTos, Ion. for dparos.
dp0ets, aor. I pass. part, of aipca. ap0ev, Aeol. for r/pGrjoav, 3 pi. aor.
dp0p.eco,
dpi-irpeinfjs,
(dpi-,
lety*ftMefy or
?
very splendid.
I pass,
*t
of
cupo;.
&-pls,=-- dppis.
f. rjaoj, (dpOp.os} to be joined together. apOfjuos, a, ov, joined, united: at peace wi'h another : as Subst. dpOfua, <w, rd, peaceful relations, concord.
t/?rv *ejn$irJicibT,$ dpC-<ri]}jios, ov, (dp<-, <77j)ua)
;'*,
'
\ plain or manifest. victorious in the dpicTT-a0Xos, ov, (dpiffros, aO\ov)

'
-..-.>*
o, (apapia KOJ) a bond, league : friendship. apOpov, TO, (dpapioKca) a joint, esp. the socket of the joint : in plur. the limbs ; often joined with some
ap6fios,
contest.
dpio-T-apxos, ov, (dpiaros, apxos) best-ruling. rich in grapes. dpi-<rrd<j>T;Xos, ov, (dpi-, ar&(pv\r))
pi. i}pidpwrrda), f. 770-0; pf. itfiar^Ko., ^syncop. to take inf. ^piffrdvai (dpiarov} ', syncop. the morning meal, Lat. prandere : generally, to take
: :
KVK\OW the eyes; dpOpa

opOpoco,
f.
:
other word, as dpOpa iroSoiv the ankles ; dp@pa TJV arofjiaros the mouth. Hence
to fasten by join's : to articulate, also to nerve, strengthen.
utter distinctly
any meal,
cf.
dpiarov.
(dpiffrtvo})
dpOp-u8T]S,
fs,
(dpOpov, tlSos) well-jointed.
dpicrreia,
T),
the feats of the hero that
102
won
the
aptcrreia
dpiartia), any great, heroic action. Single books of the Iliad were so of some one hero are decalled, in which the deeds
scribed, e. g.
meed of valour (ra
manifest:
plainly.
clearly
visible.
Adv.
dpuppaolcas,
very
dpiceios, a,
ov, = dp/rretos, of a
bear.
Book
is
dpuTTCia, ra, always of the bravest, meed of valour. dpuJTCpos, d, ov, left, on the left ; ITT' dpiarepd to2. 77 dpiwards the left ; e dpiarepcuv on the left. ' 3. oTepd (with or without X f lP\ &e left hand. metaph. boding ill, ominous, because to a Greek aunorthward, the unlucky signs came from gur, looking the left. 4. of men, left-handed, clumsy, like French
gauche.
(Deriv. uncertain.) best man : in Homer dpurretis, ecus, 6, (apiaros) the mostly in plur. dpiarrjes, Lat. optimates, tbe noblest
chiefs, princes.
: f. etkrcu: dpi<TT6tK0 : 3 sing. Ion. impf. dpiffrveaice to be the best or bravest ; Tpwcui/ dpt(apiaros) : arfveafce he was the best of the Trojans ; dpiarevfiv TI to be best in a thing ; c. inf., dpiar(veatc p.ax*GQai
AiofJirjSovs dpiareia. in plur., (dpiarevca) the prize
of dpecu, enough ; dpKOiivroJS

ttpKeors,
ecus, r),
77,
dpKcovTcos, Att. contr. dptcovvrus, Adv. pres. part, X fl ^ ^ s enough.

(dpe'oj) help, aid, service.
Adv. -TWS. ov, (dpKfoi) sufficient. dpiceOv, Ion. for dpicovv, pres. part. neut. of 'APKE'.fl, f. foca : aor. I ripiteoa : pf. pass. ijpKfto ward off, keep off: c. dat. CfMi : Lat.
dpKcros,
ARCEO,
only, to assist, aid.
II. to be of use, avail, be strong enough, mostly c. inf. also c. dat. to suffice, satisfy : 2. impers., absol. to be enough, be strong enough. I am well content; dpdpfcei {Aoi it is enough for me, III. Kffv Softei it seems enough, seems good. Pass, to be satisfied, contented with a thing. (The Root is the same as that of dprfjya).) dpKios, a, ov, also os, ov, safe, sure; vvv dpKiov r)
:
dttoKiaQai
rye
;
or be saved
aa<a6r]vai now it is safe that dpKios niados a sure reward.
we
perish
II.
he was best at fighting.

dpiorTTjiov, Ion. for dpiarcTov.
dpurrC<0,
f.
iatu,
(apiarov) to give one breakfast:
Med.
to breakfast.
to rank or dpiortvB-riv, Adv. (apiaros) according merit. the rule of the 77, (apiaros, Kpareiv)
enough, sufficient. dpKOvvTcos, contr. for dpreeovrcos. dpXTios, a, ov, (dpKTOs) of a bear. apKTeov, verb. Adj. of d'pxo/xat, one must be2. in II. (from dpx^) one must govern. gin. pass, sense, one must be ruled, i. e. one must obey.
2. "ApKros, r}, tbe APKTO5, o and T), a bear. great bear or Charles' wain, elsewhere a/uaa hence tbe north pole, or generally, the North.
:
dpioro-KpaTia,
best-born or nobles,
an aristocracy.
77,
77,
Hence
dpioTOKpaTiKos,
dpurr6-|xavrts,
prophets.
ov, aristocratical.
ecus, 6,
(apiaros, pavris) best of

p-a-xt]) fighting best.
'ApKT-otipos,
6,
guard, a bright
Bootes.
TO, a later, the
star close
dpwrTO-jxdxoS) ov, (apiaros,
II.
(dpKTOs, oupos) Arcturus or Rearbehind the Bear, also called tbe time of his rising, the middle of
6, (d'p/rros,
"API2TON,
at sunrise
:
morning meal, breakfast, taken September. midday meal, the Roman pran'ApKTO-<j>vXa,
pos,
aKos,
<pvAa) = 'Apurovnet, hunter's net,

i.
dium.
dpurro-voos, ov, (apioros, voos) of tbe best disposition.
to prepare dpurro-Trotew, f. 770-0;, (apiarov, Trot ecu) breakfast; ra dpiaroiroiov pfva things prepared for Med. to get one's breakfast. breakfast : dpurrcs, 77, ov, best in its kind, used as Sup. to
Arctophylax, tbe bear-keeper. "APKT5, Att. apKvs, vos, 77, a

;
Lat. cassis
tip/cues
i<pov$ tbe toils,
e.
perils, of the
sword.
dpKv-OTouria,
77,
or
dyaOos
inf.,
of persons,
best,
i.
e.
bravest or noblest
;
c.
apiaroi
best,
:
pdx ( o~6ai
'
best to fight
:
apiaros dirarabest,
i.
dpKV-o-Tao-iov, TO, (dpKvs, tarrjfjii) a line of nets. aKpTJ-CTTctTOs, 77, ov, or os, ov, (dpKvs, 'iorrjfu') surrounded with nets; dpicvardrrj irijfjiovr) death amid tbe toils : dp/tvararov, TO, a net or place beset with
nets.
cOai
easiest to cheat
netit. pV.
-In Att.
e.
most
foffpfa $s Adv., best, most exceltetiifyZ contr.Xjvitfl ^ttidfn'wpiaros Horn., apiaros,

sttcejl^nt
J.,
~^^^^^îf''^
I
>%,
4jpi$T^îcas,
dpurro-xcip,
^' ^?' ^ô^^bi-, tetctiv)

o,
77,
6s, o, (dpKvs, oupos) a watcher of nets. aros, TO, (same Root as dp/ios, dp/io^cu) a 2. chariot and horses, chariot, war-chariot, car. tbe yoked chariot : also the horses.
i),
bearing the best

with the
by the
children.
fipos,
(dpôfcu) sustenance allotted, food. T), (op/ioc, anaa) an eastern carriage

:,
best
band; dywv
(apiaros, x 'p) dpiaroxîp a contest won
stoutest hand.
dpwrr-wSlv,
best children.
dpt-cr<j)aXT|S,
ivos, o,
77,
(apiaros, clSts) bearing tbe
women and children. dpfiaTios, a, ov, (d'p/za) of or belonging to a chariot: esp. of music, whether of a mournful or martial cast. apparevcu, f. o"cu, (apfM)to drive a chariot, go therein.
with a cover,
esp. for
app,arr]XacrCa,
es,
77,
f.
(dpi-, <r<paAefi/)
very slippery or
ap|iaTT]XaT0,
Tjaoj, to
From chariot-driving. drive a chariot.
From
treacherous.
dpi-((>pa5T|S, es, (apt-, <ppdbjueu) easily
known, very
dpp,aT-T)Xd,TT]S, ou, 6, (apijia, chariots, charioteer.
e\awa>) a driver of
ap/xaroKTiwoy
ov,
(ap/za,
)
APO',Q.
o, (dpi/os, Ooivdw) feasting fut. rjaofjLai : aor. I
103
on sheep.
eiireiv,
rattling with
dpvco-OoCvTjs, oy,
chariots.
'APNE'OMAI,
making chariots;
keep cha-
pass,
app-aTO-irrj-yos, 6v, (dp/xa, TTT^J/U/ZI)

s, 6,
but also aor. med.

to
f,pvr)<Tdp.7)v:
Dep.
opp. to
a wheelwright, chariot-maker.
f.
deny: opp. to 8ovvai,

:
dpp.aTO-Tp<xJ>o,
dpp.aTorpO(j)ia,
rjaca, (dp/xa, rpetyca) to
decline
to refuse: c. inf. to refuse to do.

rjpos, 6, (apvfvca)
(Tea,
77,
absol. to say no,
riot horses, esp. for racing.

77,
Hence
apvtnn?]p,
dpp.aTO-Tpoxid
a keeping of chariot horses. Ion. -ITJ, 77, (dp/xa, rpoôs) the
dpvevw,
f.
dpvTjo-ifxos,
a tumbler: also a diver. (dpvos) to frisk like a lamb, tumble. ov, (dpvfOfMi) to be denied.
(dpvTjffis) denial.
course of a chariot, wheel-track.

app-eva, â, the tackle or rigging of a ship
/oo/s or implements, like OTrAa.
dp/xos, dp/xocu.)
:
apvirjo-ts, fas,
77,
any
as
(From same Root
app-evos,
77,
ov,
Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of dpapiaitoj.
dpvtov, r6, Dim. of dpvos, a young lamb, lambkin. 'APNO'5, rov, T7)s, gen. of an obsol. nom. *dps, the nom. in use being dpvos dat. dpvi. ace. dpva ; du. dpve ; pi. dpv( s, gen. dpvcuv, dat. dpvdfft (Ep. d'pa lamb, Lat. agnus, agna : also vfcrai), ace. dpvas
: :
dpp.68ios, a, ov, also os, OP, (dp/xo^'w)fitting together:
a sheep.
hence well-fitting, agreeable. dpp.6u>, Att. dpp,OTTU>, Dor. dpp.6cr8a>

aor. i rjpfj.ooa
pf.
rjpfj.offijai
:
dpvvfxai, defect. Dep.,

:
used only in pres. and impf.,
f.
pf. ijpjjioKa
Pass., aor. I
:
lengthd. form of ai'po/xcu, to receive for oneself, gain, earn, carry off as a prize.
dpjje-Gjjuu,
(dppos, dpw)
to fit together, join,

,
Dor. for apo/zt,
fut.
Med. to join for oneself put dpo'|AT]v, Ep. aor. 2 med. of aJptu. 2. of marriage, S,pov, -droj, aor. I imperat. of aipcu. together : to prepare, make ready. to give in marriage : Med. to marry, take to wife : dpoo-ijxos, ov, (dpocu) arable, fruitful : metaph. Pass, to be married to. 4. for engendering children. 3. to bind fast.
esp. of joiner's to set in order, arrange, govern. fit, fit well: to be adapted, fit ft
*i it is
work:
fit
II. intrans. to
III. impers.,
;
fitting, Lat. decet,
c. inf.
dpp,ot, Adv.,
= d/m,
f.
atydv av dp/xoo
(Properly
II. dpocris, ecus, 77, (dpoo;) a ploughing, tillage. arable land, corn-land, Lat. arvum. dpOTT|p, rjpos, o, (dpoca) a ploughman, husbandman ;
just, newly, lately.
fiovs dporrip a steer for ploughing.
II.
metaph.
Tlifpioojv
an old
dat. of dp/xos.)
,
a father.
(dp/xos,
A-f'-yo/)
rjcro},
to join together.
dpoTTjs,
ov, o,
= dpOT77p,
a ploughman;
II. (dp/j,6w) afitting together : a joint. III. an ordipersons, covenant. IV. as a term in nance, decree ; hence fate. 2. in Rhet. the intonamusic, harmony, concord.
dpjxovia,
7),
a union between
dporai labourers of the Muses, i. e. poets. dpOTOS, 6, (dpoo;) tillage, ploughing, husbandry; tfv air' 2. the crop, fruit dporov to live by husbandry. II. the season of of the field: also afield. tillage,
seed-time.
tion of the voice.
3. generally,
harmony, agreeppova.
ment,
ovarpoiros yvvaifcuv perverse temper.

;
etc.
womans
:
dpp,oviKos,
dpfj-ovi/cd the
77,
ov,
skilled in
music
rd
theory of music. dpp.6s, 6, (d for a/Mi, dpca) a joining, a joint; dp/xos ^cOynaTOS XiOoairaorjs a joint or opening in the tomb
dporpaios, a, ov, (dporpov) of corn-land. aporpevs, (as, 6, = dporrjp. Hence dporpevw, f. 'o.ca, = dpocu, to plough. dpOTpTjTrjs, ov, 6, of or for the plough.
.
dporptdco,
f.
daca [d],
= dpocy,
to
plough.
made by
tearing
away
the stones.
dpOTpo-8CavXos, o, (dporpov, Siav\os) one who ploughs to and fro, like a runner in the 8/auA.os.
dporpo-irovos, ov, (dporpov, TTQVOS) labouring at
the plough.
dpp.6cr8co, Dor. for dpôâ;.
app.oap.a, aros, TO,

dpp.ocrTT|p, J7pos, o,
= sq.
(dp/ioîiw)
:
joined work.
poet., also dpfjioarcap,
dpOTpo-4>opta),
the plough.
f.
rjaca,
(dporpov, <pfpca) to
draw
commander.
dpp.otTTT|S, ou, o, (dp/xocu) one who arranges or governs, a governor: esp. a harmost, the governor of the Greek islands and towns in Asia Minor sent out by the Lacedaemonians during their supremacy: also
dporpov, TO,
dpovjxai [a], of aipca.
(dpuoj) a plough, Lat.

fut.
aratrum.
dpov|xai (a]
med. of
dfipca: but
the
governor of a dependent colony. dpp.oTTO), Att. for dppofa, q. v.
apva, ace. with no nom. in use, dual apve, plur. dpves, etc.; v. sub dpvos. dpvaKis, t'Sos, 77, (apj/os) a sheep's skin. apvcios, a, ov, (dpvos} of a lamb or sheep; dpvcios
slaughtered sheep. dpveios, 6, (dpvus} a young
fids ois
irarpls dpovpa Hence giving birth to children. dpovpaios, a, ov, belonging to corn-land, rustic;
dpovpa, 77, (dptfcy) tilled or arable land, seed-land, corn-land, Lat. arvum: also generally, soil, land; father-/anc? : metaph. of a woman as
fJivs
dpovpdios a field-mouse. dpoupiov, TO, Dim. of dpovpa.
dpovpo-irovos, ov, (dpovpa,
TTOI/OS)
working
in the
ram: but
as Adj., dp- field.
a male sheep.
'APQ'fl
f.
cffoj,
poet,
-oaau
aor. i
77po<ra
pf.
104
:
a/300) (Tl
Pass., aor.
I
apTCLO).
that
rjpoBrjv
pf.
II. to
aprjpopai
to
els
:
may
be published and must not be
told.
2.
plough,
tcrjTTovs.
till,
Lat. arare,
2.
sow, dpovv
metaph. of the husband,
to beget
Pass, of the child, to be begotten.

dpococri, Ep. for dpovai, 3 pi. pres. of dpjoa. apirayTj, 77, (dpirdfa) seizure, robbery, rape.
II.
that cannot be told, horrible, shocking, Lat. nefandus; 3. shamedpprjT' dpprjTcav things most horrible. fid to be spoken; fard KO.I dpprjTa, Lat. dicenda
tacenda.
dppir]<t>opci>,
f.
770-0;,
(dpprjcpopos') to
carry the peplos

the
the thing seized, booty, plunder.

ap-H-dyi],
3? >
III. rapacity.
of Pallas.
Hence
procession with
bucket.
(dpndfa} a hook for drawing up a a rake, Lat. harpdgo. apTraYJJ-a, fiaros, TO, (dprrdcw) that which is seized, booty, plunder. 2. anything that apTrcryp-os, 6, (dpird^ca) robbery. is seized, plunder. 'APIIA'Zn fut. dpirdgoj, Att. dpndaca or apirdao2.
:
honour of
dppt](f>opia, 77, the Pallas.
peplos
in
dppY)-4>6poi, at, (appr]Ta, (pcpoj) at Athens, two maidens who carried the peplos and other holy things (dpprjTo) of Pallas in the Scirophoria.
dp-pCyriTOS, ov, (a privat., plyeoj) not shivering from cold or fear.
aor. I T]piraa, Att. ijpnaaa Pass., pf. ijpiraKa : aor. I fjpirdxQrjv or rjprrdaOrjv aor. 2 ^pnd^rjv [a]
fAai
:
:
dp-ptos,
OJ/j ^
privat.,
to ravish away, to carry pf. qpirayiMi or ijpirafffjiat : in part., dpirdas (pepeiv, Lat. raptimferre. 2. off"; to grasp hastily, snatch up : also to grasp with the
dp-pis, Ivos, out smell.
6,
77,
ptd) not rooted. (a privat., pis) without nose, with77,
"APPIXO5,
Adv.
-peas,
6,
Att.
a basket,
[t]
mind, apprehend.
to plunder.
3. to seize
and overpower.
II.
d'p-pv0|xos, ov, (a privat., pvOpos) without rhythm or proportion : in undue measure, unsuitable, not Jilting.
Hence
17,
out of time.
ov, (a privat.,
6,
77,
dpiraicrfip, 6, a robber.
apiraxros,
Fern. apTrdicrapa. 6v, (apud^ca) seized in haste.
dp-pimScoTOS, dp-pu|, 01708,

unbroken.
dppcocrTea),
f.
pvTis) unwrinlded.
(a privat.,
ô)
be
without
cleft,
apira\os,
a, ov,
and
os,
ov,
(dprrdfa) grasping,
greedy: also attractive, pleasant.
Adv.
-ecus,
eagerly.
7700), (appcao-Tos) to
weak
or sickly.
Hence
dpira\ico,
f.
Hence
toa>, to
77,
catch at, seize upon, receive.
dppco<TTT](xa, fjutTos, TO,
sickness.
apirajj, tr/os, 6,
rapax.
derer.
(dpirdîu) robbing, rapacious, Lat. II. as Subst. apira, 6, a robber, plun-
appaxrria,
health;
77,
(appcaffTfoj)
weakness,
2. apira, rj, robbery, rapine. dpireSovT], 97, (apird^ca) a rope, cord, for snaring game the twist or thread of which cloth is made
:
from
ill
dppcao'Tia health.
TOV aTpaTeveiv
sickness, ill inability to serve
dp-pcucTTOs, ov, (a privat., favvvpi) weak, sickly hence languid, remiss.

upcrai, dptrov,
also
a bow-string.
17,
dpcravres, and dpcrd,jJLvos, aor.
apirt),
con.
(dp7rdo>) a bird of prey, a kind of II. a sickle : a scimetar.

at,
fal-
act.
and med. of dpapiffKca.

77,
upcre, Ep. for tfpffe, 3 sing. aor. I of dpapicrtcca.
apiruuu,
(dpjrda>) the snatcbers,

as
In later mythology they appear who snatched away food from table.
whirlwinds. winged monsters

i.
e.
dporevuKos,
ov,
= dppeviuos.
and
dpcrvo-KoCTi]S, ov,
6, (dpo-fjv, KoiTT}}
one guilty of
unnatural
caution-
offences.
cv, Ion.
(apcti)
77,
'APPA"Bn/N,
money
:
wvos,
6,
earnest-money,
"AP5HN,
dpcrios, ov,
Att. for later dppyv.

,
.
a pledge, earnest, Lat. arrhdbo, arrha. dp-pa(J>os, ov, (a privat., patpfjvai) unsewed, without
suture.
privat.,
fitting,
dpcrC-irovs, o,
agreeing friendly -now, TO, gen. troSos, contr. for
seam or
undone
:
dp-p6KTOs, poet. d-pKTOS, ov, (a

unfinished.
/5ea>)
dppeviKos, 77, ov, (apprfv) masculine, male. dppcvo-irais, -naioos, 6, 77, (dpprjv, Trafs) of male children. 2. with a boy.
TTOI/S) lifting the feet. II. in upcris, fojs, 77, (aipcu) a raising or lifting. prosody, the rise of the voice on the first syllable, arsis, ictus, opp. to Beats the letting it sink.
dfpaiirovs (aip<a,
dpcroj, Ion. for dpa>, fut.
of dpapiffKca.
dppev-amos,
masculine.
ov,
(dpprjv,
<5^/)
masculine-looking,
I a Persian measure, artaba, nus + 2 choenices. dprap-cw, f. 770-0;, to cut in pieces, cut up.
apra/jr],
77,
medim-
From
is
dp-p-rjicTOS, ov,
(a.
privat., /yfiyvvfjii)
unbroken, not to
:
"APTAW MO:5,
dprdvT] [a],
rj,
untiring. Adv. rcas. old Att. dpdppev, TO, gen. cvos onrjv: Ion. tpo-rjv male, opp. to Ofj\vs hence masculine, manly, strong : as Subst. dpprjv, 6, the male.
be broken or
wounded : metaph.
17,
:
a butcher, cook. (dprdo)) that by which something

6,
:
*APPHN,
6,
hung up, a rope, halter. dprdw, Ion. dpreaj f.

aor.
I
77001
pf.
r/prrjKa
pi.
Pass.,
:
-fjpT^drjv
pf.
fjpTr]p.ai,
:
Ion. 3
dpreaTai
dppT]vf|S, 4s, (apprjv) fierce, savage. ap-p-qros, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., pijOrjvai} unsaid, Lat. indictus : not divulged, untaught. II. not to
to fasten to, hang one (same Root as dpaptatca}} Pass, to be hung upon, hang thing upon another upon, eft TIVOS hence to depend upon, Lat. pendere ab
: :
be told, secret, mysterious; StSa/crd T' dpprjTa TC things
aliquo.
II.
Pass, to be fitted, prepared,
made
ready.
aprlarai
t,
105
pi.
Ion. for TJprrjvTai or

d/rrdcu.
ts,
elffi,
just
put together, just made:
pf. pass,
of
of cheese, just
dpTp.T|S, dpT6[Aia,
(dpTtos) safe
and sound.
Hence
77,
ti/ or t8a, 77, Artemis, dpTt-irovs, 6, 77, TTOVV, TO, gen. TroSos, (dpTios, Trots) II. goddess of the chace, daughter of sound or swift offoot, opp. to x<wAos. coming Zeus and Leto, sister of Apollo. In Homer women just in time. who die suddenly and without pain are said to be apTuris, fcas, 77, (dprifa) a preparing, adorning. slain by her dyava /3e\ea, as men by those of Apollo. ttpTl-CTKaiTTOS, OV, (dpTl, OKaTTTCtj) just dug.
"APTEMI5,
safety, soundness. gen. toos, ace.
coagulated, Lat. recens coactus. dpTi-irXovros, ov, newly gotten, epith. of money. dpTi-iros, Ep. for dpn-irovs.
the
Roman Diana,
Hence
'ApTCfito-uov, TO, a temple of Artemis. 'ApTfjucn,os, <5, a Spartan month, answering to part of Att. Elaphebolion.
dpTtp-cov, ovos, 6, (dpTaoj) the foresail; or top-sail,
âprt-TOKOs,
paroxyt.
birth.
dpTi-o-TOjxos, ov, (dpn, ffT6fta) speaking readily. ov, (dpTi, Tf/ceiv) just born. i.
dpnToicos,
fs,
ov,
act.
having
just
given
vi-
dpTi-4>aW|s,
sible.
(dpn, <pavrjvai) just become

(dpnos,
ov,
<j>pr]v)
suppdrum. dpT<o, Ion.

apTt\\ia,
for dprdoa.
dpTi-<j>poDv, ov, gen. ovos,
sound of
<pvca)
TO,
(dprdcu)
(dfipoj) the
that which
hangs down, a
mind,
intelligent.
hanging ornament, pendant.

windpipe or trachea. APTI, Adv. just, exactly : just now, even now : straightway, forthwith : but also of something just
y
dpTi-<|>irf|s, es,
and dpTtc^vros,
(apn,
(dpn,
just
dpTTjpta,
77,
born, just made.
dpTi-xayqs,
opening.
fs,
\dvuv) just yawning or
past, opp. to irdAcu.
II. in
compos,
it
mostly
even,
ovv, (dpn, "xyoos contr. )(yovs) with the
denotes
Lat.
what has just happened.

f.
down just growing.
dpTidu>,
daw, (dprtos)
ludere.
to
play at odd
II.
and
par impar
to count.
dpridias, Adv. (dpnos) an even number of times.

dpTi-J3pXT|S, ts, (dpn, />e'xaj) just steeped. dpTt-YajAOS, ov, (dpn, ydfj.os)just married. dpTi-Yvios, ov, (dpn, yevciov) with the beard just
dpTi-xpto-ros, ov, (dpn, xpw) just smeared over, ready spread. dpricos, Adv. of dpnos, like dpTi,just, exactly.
dpro-Koiros, ov, (dpros, KOTJTCO) working at bread,
growing. apTi-YWTjTOS, ov, new-born. dpTi-YXv^Tjs, ts, (dpn, yXvcpoj) newly carved.
dprC-Yovos, ov,just born. dpn-8aT|S, fs, (dpn, Saî/cu) just taught. dprC-SaKpvs, v, (dpn, 8d/fpv) just weeping, ready to weep. dprt-Bopos, ov, (dpn, 8fpca) just stript off". dpTieima, 77, pecul. fern, of
baking bread: as Subst. a baker. opTO-AaYuvos, ov, (dpTos, \dyvvos) with bread and bottle in it, epith. of 3 wallet. dpro-iroios, ov, (dpTos, Trotccu) making bread: as Subst. a baker. opTO-irwAfis, ov, 6, (dpTos, ircwXeoyLtat) a dealer in bread: baker. Hence dpToirwXiov, TO, a baker's shop. dpro-TTtuXis, tSos, 77, fem. of dpToirw\T)S, a bread-
woman.
"APTO2,
is
ready of speech, glib. dpTi-tryiO', 17, (dpn, fyyos) a late union; dvdp&v husbands. apn^vyia newly-married dpTio>, f. iaoj, (dpnos) to get ready, perform. dpTi-0a\T|S, fs, (dpn, 6a\iv) just blooming. dpTi-0avT)s, 6s, (dpn, Oavtiv) just dead. dpri-KoXXos, ov, (dpn, Ko\\doj) close-glued, clingII. meiaph. ing close to. fitting well together; fls dpTiKO\\ov in the nick of time, opportunely. dpri-KOfA-qs, ov, 6, (dpn, Kop.d(o)just having got hair
dpTi-irir|S, es, (dpnos, ITTOS)
6, a loaf, esp. of wheat, ndfa: when it means bread it
is
for barley-bread commonly in

to eat
plur.
dpTO-<J>o,Yos, dpTvp.a, TO, (dpTvvoj) seasoning, spice. at dprvvas, 6, (dprvvoj) a magistrate Epidaurus, like dpfjioffT^s.
dpTtivft) [0]
:
dpTO-o-iTeoj, f. 770-0;, (dpTos, ffiTto/jiai) bread, opp. to dXcpiToatTfoj to eat barley-bread. From apTo$3.yf<o, to eat bread. ov, 6, (dpTos, (pa^fiv) bread-eater.
wheaten
Argos and
I T#>-
fut.
aor. dpTvvu), Ep. dprvveca:

:
or leaves.
Tvva
aor.
:
pass. r^TvvOrjv
also
dprvo)
fut.
dp-
dpTi-Xo-yos, ov, (dpn, \ôi) speaking readily. dpn-XoxevTOS, ov, (dpn, \ox<tvca) just born.
dpTi-p,S0T|S, 6S, (dpn, ftaOew) having just learnt. dpnos, a, ov, (dpapiffKca, dpn) complete, perfect of its kind, exactly fated; dpna fidfav to speak to the
Tvaca [v]
86\ov dpTii: in bad sense, to scheme, hence Vfiv, Lat. insidias struere, to contrive a trick : geneMed. to prepare, : rally, to prepare, mak/t ready
contrive
o, (apvca) a pail for drawing water, bucket, larger than the dpvTaiva. dpwdp,vos, aor. I med. part, of dpvu.
(same
aor. I ijpTvffa. : pf. rjpTVKa, pass. ijpTvâi : Root as dpapian<a.} To arrange, manage,
purpose;
able.
dpna
2.
77877
active, quick, ready, c. inf.
thought things fitting or agree- make ready. II. of dptiâXXos,

77177-
numbers, even, opp. to itfpiaaos, odd. TiS, es, (dpn, ira'yrjvai aor. 2 pass, of
E 5
106
Ion.
apucrcrto
apx.'
apx^TJO),
f.
aoj,
dpwrfjp,
dpvraiva,
dpvnfjp,
ladle, cup.
fjpos,
6,
dpxe-X Ps,
ov,
(apx^) to command, lead. S) (dpx*; leading the chorus
XP
dpvcTTixos,
Dim. of
778, 77,
= dpvr-qp,
dpvrrjp,
a small ladle. a ladle : cf. dpv@a\\os.
or dance.
fjpos, 6, (dpvca)
a vesselfor taking up liquids,

drink.
:
a beginning, first cause, origin ; KO.T' apXs in the beginning, at first ; If dpx^s from the first; absol., dpxiqv atfirst; OVK dpxfjv not atfirst, i.e.
'APXH',
77,
to dpvTT|o-ijji.os, ov, (dpvca) fit
n^ver at
all,
not at
all, like
Lat.
omnino non.
i
2.
'APT'fi, Att. dpvTto

Lat.
to
Pass., aor. I r/pvOrjv to
[C]
f.
vffca [u]
:
[i;]
or '/jpvaOrjv
aor. i rjpvaa : a first principle, element. cf. dvvca, avvroj. 4. the corner firstlings.
:
HAUR-IRE,
draw water
for another
Med.
of a power, sovereignty, dominion, Aios dpxrj

:
3. in plur., sheet. II.

;
supreme
gen.
rei,
.
c.
draw for oneself: c. gen., dpvTtaOai NetAou v5dTCOV to draw from the waters of the Nile metaph.
:
also an empire. 2 dpx^l TTJs 'Affias power over Asia in Att. prose, a magistracy, office in the government:
l
to win, gain.
dpx-^YY6\os,
dpxa'iKos, quated.
17,
o,
6v,
(dpxos, dyyfXos} an archangel. (dpxafos) old-fashioned, anti-
out of date.
dpxaioXoY, From
dpxato-X^YOS,
dpxcuo-YOvos, ov, (dpxatos, 701/77) of ancient race. f. rjaoi, to discuss antiquities or things
ov, (dpx<uos, \eyca) one
they were mostly obtained in two ways, x P OTOVr ra 1 l by election, KXrjpojrai by lot. V 'n s "' ("PX' ~ftvkaQa.C) causing the first 
who
writes
ancient history.
fie\os, îbuvtos, Qpvvixos, IpctTos) piXr) dpx-
From rjaoj, to make a beginning. ou fem apX T]Y* TLS l ^ os ^ ut ^ at Dor. dpxSYfTTjs (dpxn, rjjfojjiai) a dpxrjyfTi leader : the founder of a city or family. II. a
,
f.
'
'
'
dpxato-p,\T]-o-r8tavo-4)piJvtx-T|paTOS, ov, (dpxatos, first leader, prince, chief.
dear old songs from Phrynichus' Phoenissae. dpxatov, (sub. Sdveiov), TO, properly neut. of dpXafos, the original sum, the principal, Lat. sors.
dpx-t]Y s D r> dpx-uYos, ov, (dpx'n, fjêopai) beII. as Subst. like apx^ginning, originating. yerrjs, a leader, founder, Lat. auctor ; a first father, i. a prince, chief.
>
dpxaio-irXovTOS, ov, (dpxa.ios, wAoi/Tos) rich

olden time.
dpxaio-irpe-irfis,
ts,
from
dpxfjOev, Adv. (dpxn)from the beginning. dpx"f|V'ov, TO, Ion. for dpxftov.
dpxtiv. Adv., v. dpxrj i. 'APXI-, insep. Prefix from apx^J, like dpxe-. TO, Dim. of dpxrj, a little office.
?;,
(dpxafos, irpenQ)) distinguished
of old, time-honoured. dpxatos, a, ov, (dpx'n 0/rom *be beginning, ancient: in good sense, time-honoured ; but in bad sense, like 2. dpxal'Kos, antiquated, gone by: also simple, silly.
ancient, former.
ov,
(dp^tepevs) belonging to the
Chief Priest.
,
CQJS,
Ion.
nom. dpxiepecos,
:
fcu
a 'so
dpxaio-TpOTros, ov, (dpxatos, Tporros) old-fashioned. apx-aipetria, 77, (dp\T), ai'peais) an election of magistrates, Lat. Comitia.
whence
ace. pi. dpxiptas
(dpx<u, iepevs)
chief priest, high priest.

dpx-i-epcoo-iJVT),
77,
Hence
(dpxt-, i(pcaavvrj) the chief priest-
dpxaipccridâj, f. ffca, to bold the Comitia : also to canvass for election. 2. in antidpxaio)s, Adv. of dpx&ios, anciently.
hood.
dpxt-OdXaorcros, ov, (dpxi-, Od\aaaa) ruling the

sea.
a), f. jjcrcy,
quated
style.
*,
dpxc-, insep. Prefix from apx
w tri
i
i^ ea
f excel-
6,
(dpxi;
to be dpxiOeajpos. From Oecupits) the chief of a Ocwpia
lence or superiority. dpxelov, Ion. dpxtjfov, TO, properly neut. of an Adj. a public building, such as dpxôs, a, ov: (dpx'n) a town-hall, senate-house, residence of the chief magis:
or sacred embassy.
,
OJTTOS, 6.
a chief of robbers.
2. fit
77,
6v, (dpxrj) royal.
for rule:
skilled in
government.
trates, Lat.
Curia.
dpxc-fcaicos, ov, (dpx*-, KOJCUS) beginner of ill. dpxe-Xaos, ov, Att. dpX-Xcas, cav, (dpx*-, Aaos)
dpx--Ku|36pvT|Ti(]S, ov, 6, a chief pilot. dpxi-p'4'ios, 6, a chief comedian.

,
o,
leading the people, a chief, contr. dpx-Xas. apxêvai, Ep. inf. of apx^-
ov, 6,
a chief cupbearer. a chief of pirates.
gen. evos, 6, (dpxi-, troi^rjv) a chief
dpX-irXovros,
wealth.
ov,
(dpx f -> irôvroi) enjoying ancient
shepherd.
dpx-ipet>3, o, Ion. for dpxifpevs.
dpxtras,
prince. throne.
6,
Dor. for dpxerrjs, (apx^) & leader, II. as Adj., dpxeras $povo$ a princely
TO, (dpxf-, TVTTOS)
dpxi-o-vvaYcoYOS,
o, (dpx.i-, ffvvayojy^~) the
ruler of
a synagogue. dpx-TKTOvcco,
tect
:
f.
770*0;,
to be
a chief builder or archi-
dpx-rvirov,
model.
an archetype, pattern.
to construct, contrive, Lat. struere.

6,
From
dpx<--TKTo>v, ovos,
a master-builder, director of
107
works, architect, engineer: generally, an author, contriver.
a<rdp.iv8os,
77,
a bathing-tub.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
'Acrdvu, 'Aadvai, 'Aaavaios, Lacon. for 'AQtyn, dpXL-TsXwvrjs, ov, 6, a chief collector of taxes, chief 'Adfjvai, 'A0T)va?os. d-crdvSaXos, ov, (a priv., advoaXov) without sandals. publican. d-o-avTOs, ov, (a privat., aaivca) not to be flattered, dpXL-TpiKXivos, o, the president of a banquet or triclinium, so called because the guests reclined on harsh, morose. couches placed along three sides of the table. a-o-apKos, ov, (a privat., <rdp) without flesh, lean. daaro, contr. for ddaaro, 3 aor. I med. of ddca, dpxos, 6, a leader, chief, commander. From
sing.
"APXn,
commonly
ijp\0r]v.
f.
dp-Qj
aor.
7;pa
:
pf.
5px a
more
aor. I
I
to hurt.
d'trao-Oat, aor. I
in
Med.
I.
apxojxai,
fut.
dptopai
med
inf.
of
dca, to satiate.
Tjpdfj.r]V. pf. 77p7/*cu:
Pass., fut.
dp^rjaoâi: aor.
:
dcrd4>eia,
a-o-a4>T|s,
r),
e's,
indistinctness.
From
of Time, to begin : c. gen. to make a beginning of a thing, dpxîv TroAe/ioto with inf. or part., dpxô~0at o{/fo5o/ue*V to begin to build; 77 0fX^ 2. dpx*Tai diroKfiitovaa, the soul begins to sink. to begin from or with; apxôBai Ai6s, to begin from Jove, Lat. a yovs principium. 3. c. gen. rei et dat. pers., dpxîv 0cofs SCUTOS to make preparations Med. also in a religious for a banquet to the gods sense, like dirdpxfC'0ai, apxâdai /zeAeo/ to begin a sacrifice with the limbs. 4. c. ace., apxîv 6S6v nvi, to shew him the way: imperat., dpx* begin! II. of Place and Stapart, dpxopevos, at first. more tion, mostly c. gen. to rule, be leader of:
:
(a privat., aa^rjs) indistinct, dim, faint, Adv. -(pias, indistinctly. uncertain, obscure.
do-deo,
f.
rjvca, (darf) to surfeit, cloy, satiate I
Pass.
dcrdop.ai, with aor.

l^rjv,
pass, darjdrjv, and med. dffdto feel loathing or nausea, to be disgusted or
vexed at a thing.
quenched,
less.
d-o-jSecrros, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., ajSeoros) unnot to be quenched : endless, ceaseII. as Subst.,
unslaked lime. the action of fire.
2. asbestus,
dafifffros (sub. r'navos) r), a mineral which resists

;
"A5BOAO2,
d&tfifia,
r),
rarely o, also do-p6XT),
r),
soot.
cure, for aoxre, 3 sing. aor. I of ddca, to hurt.

77, (da(@r)s) impiety, profaneness. do-J3toj, f. 770-0;, (daffies) to act profanely or impisin against the gods. Hence ously,
rarely
c. ace. cognato, dp2. Pass, to be ruled or governed : ol dpxup-tvoi, subjects. dpx^v, ofTos, o, (properlv part, of dpx&) a ruler,
c. dat., dvopdatv dpx^tv \eiv apxty to bold an office.
d<Tj3ir)p,a, aTos, TO,

e's,
captain, chief, king.
2.
01
thens, nine in magistrates at called emphatically o 'Apx^v or "Apx^v the second o BafftAevs, the third o
six oi
"Apxovrcs, the chief d-crcpTjs, number, the first being profane.
an impious act, a sin. (a privat., aeftca) ungodly, unholy,

of dca,
to satiate,
ci<riv, fut. inf.
[a]
e&(j.o0Tai. remaining *VAP!1, a form assume(j as the Root of dpapiffKca. fut. of dcipca: but dpca dpw [d], [a], of a'ipca.
dpcoYT|, 77, (dprjyca) help, succour, protection; dparyr) voffov help against disease.
d-o-tpo)TOS, ov, (a privat., aeip6ca) not drawing by a trace (but by the yoke), of the two middle horses in a team of four abreast, the outer two being called
aeipacpopoi.
d-<rXao"ros, ov, (a
,
:
privat., aeActs) not lighted.

:
f.
avia
pf.
pass. jja&yrjiMi
(dfft\-
dp(OYO-vavTT)s,
sailors.
ov, 6, (dpcayos, vavrrjs)
helper of
to
behave licentiously.
licentiousness. 7), (dffeXyrjs') es, (a privat., fleA/ycw) licentious, brutal.
Xvia,
dpcaYos, ov. (dpriyca) helping, aiding, propitious; c. II. as Subst. gen. useful in a thing. dpoj-yos, 6, a helper, defender, an advocate before a tribunal. v APflMA, TO, any seasoning, spice. dpcop.a, TO, (dpoca) corn-land, Lat. arvum.
inf.
Adv. -ws, extravagantly.

d<rTrTQ),
unholy.
do-eo-06, 2 pi. fut.
without moon. d-o-eXijvos, ov, (a privat., afXrjvr)) From daefifca, to act impiously.
d-o-errTOs, ov, (a privat., otfica) not to be reverenced,
dpup.evai, Ep. for dpovv, contr. from dpoefifvai, pres. of dpoca.

till,
med. of d'o;,
to satiate.
dpcopaios, Dor. for dpovpaios. as, as or as, Aeol. and Dor. for teas, as, Dor. gen. for rjs, from os, 77, 6.
until.
fut. of ddoca. oVevpuxi, Dor. for dfiaofMi, Att. qffOfMi, 2 to satiate) surfeit, loathing, disgust. cto-T] 77, (dca,
.
,
generally, anguish, distress.

d<nr)0T]S, d(rrj0TJvat,
d-<rif|}jiavTOS, ov,
acrai, contr. for dao-at, aor. I inf. of ddca, to hurt. om, aor. i inf. of dca, to satiate. contr. for dciaai, aor. i inf. of deiSca. aor. I opt. of dca, to satiate.
aor. I pass. subj.
and
inf.
of dadta.
xi,
5, ov, (a privat., aaTos) not trodden down. >S, ov, (a privat., SaAa^tus) not having been at Salamis, no true seaman. [/] d-traXcvros, ov,(a privat., o-aAevTos) unshaken, calm.
without leader, (a privat., arjuaivca] II. unsealed, unmarked. untended. without sign or mark; d-oTjfios, ov, (a privat., arjp,d) onAa arms withdcrjftos XPÔ-OS uncoined gold 00-77 /ia II. of sacrifices, etc., giving no *ign, out device. III. indistinct, unseen, unheard : of obscure.
;
sounds, inarticulate.
2.
of persons and places, un-
I plur. aor, 2
of
dca, to sleep.
known, obscure, ignoble.
108
d-<rfj|A(OV, ov,
gen. ovos,
dffrjfjios.
tise
or endeavour to remain such.
3.
absol. to
do-0e'vsia, sickliness.
77,
(do-0ei/77s) want 2. a disease.
of strength, weakness,
practise, train.
dorKir]0T|s, e's, riv. uncertain.)
unhurt,
unharmed:
an
unscathed.
(De-
dcr0Vo,
d-a0VT|S,
:
f.
770-0),
(affOev/js) to be
weak, feeble,
infirmity.
sickly.
do-0evT]}ia, QTOS, TO, (daflei/eoi)

e's,
an
d<rKTj|jia, O.TOS, TO, (dovfea/)
exercise.
(a privat., adtvos) without strength, 2. of property, poor ; ol daOeweak feeble, sickly. 3. insigniv4(TTepoi the weaker sort, i. e. the poor. ficant : so of streams, small. /o weaken. f. dVo>, d-or0v6ci>, (do-flei/T/s)
do-0evws, Adv. of da6vr]s, weakly, feebly, slightly. acr0â, OTOS, TO, (d'o>, to blow} hard-drawn breath,
a-o-ienvos, ov, (a privat., 07071/77) without tents.

d(TK7)(rts, ecws,
77,
(doxreo;) exercise, training

II.
aaKrjais
TIVOS practice of or in a thing. fession, Lat. ars.

daicTjTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj
do-KT]TT|S, oi, o, (dfficeca)
.
a trade, pro-
of dovrea;, to & practised. one who practises any art
panting, gasping from

'Ao-i-apx^S, ou, highest religious province of Asia.
6,
toil.
dcr0p.ai.va>, (aofyta) to
a breath, breathing. breathe hard, gaspfor breach.

II.
or trade, opp. to ISidirrjs : an athlete. Hence os, 77, ov, industrious : athletic.
,
17,
('Aata, a.p\ca)
an Asiarch, the
in
official
under the Romans
the
exercised in a thing. as opp. to dioafcrus.

d-o-KC-rrcov, oôs, o,
staff.
[?]
2. ov, (da/fecw) curiously wrought. 3. to be acquired by practice,
ci-(riaos, a, ov, (a privat., fftcid)

T),
'Aoxds, dSos, 77, ('Ao-tct) fern. Adj. Asiatic: 17 'Acn'as (with or without Ki6dpa), the lyre as improved by Oepion of Lesbos.
'A<TtaTO-YVT|s, es, ('Aoia, 'yeVos) of Asiatic descent. 2. d-orCS-qpos, ov, (a privat., aiorjpos} not of iron. without sword. d-oavqs, es, (a privat., aivofJLat) of persons, unhurt, II. act. not unharmed : of things, undamaged.
(a privat.,
without shade. OK'LITOJV) without a
the temple of Aesculapius. 'AorKXtjirieiov, TO,

'AcncX-rjirios,
o,
From
Aesculapius, in Homer a Thessalian prince, famous as a physician : later, son of Apollo and Coronis, tutelary god of medicine. d-CTKoiros, ov, (a privat., ffKOTttca) not seeing: imAsclepios,
Lat.
harming, doing no harm
innocent.
2 protecting
.
prudent
seen.
unregardful
2.
of, TIVOS.
II.
pass,
un-
from harm.
d-<rtvws,
Hence Adv. innocently : Sup.

miry.
slime,
dcfiviarara..
doros,
a, ov, (dais) slimy,

eo>s, 77,
f.
A2I2,
mud.
not to be seen, obscure : incredible. 2. ge'A2KO'2, o, a leathern bag, a wineskin. proverb., OLGKOV Stpeiv nerally, an animal's hide : rivd to flay one alive; daicos OfSdp9ai to heflayed alive.
dcrictoXia, TO, (aovfcs) the second day of the rural Dionysia, on which they danced upon wine-skins.
do-iTi>,
curtTia,
770-0;,
(curiTos) to
17,
want offood, fasting.
go without food, From
to fast.
d-arlTOs, ov, (a privat., airos) without eating,fasting. d<ricdXa{3os or dcrKaXaj3wT7]S, o, a kind cf lizard.
Hence
'A(TKXida>,
d<TK(Jia,
f.
Ota, to
dance as at the Ascolia.

the leather
d-<jKaXos, ov, (a privat., o"dAA.o>) unhoed, undug.

II. a bier. a mean bed. d-o-KapSap/uKTei and -KTI, Adv. of datcapodfjivKTOs, without winking, without unchanged look.
ctTos, TO,
(daos)
padding of
d<TKdvTT]S, ov,
6,
the hole which served for the row-lock, put there to make the oar work easily. acrp.a, TO, (aScw) a song, lay.
^'o-|jiaTO-KdjjnrTTjs,
d-(TKap8d}jtviKTOS, ov, (a privat., oyrapSa/iuo'OO') not II. of time, blinking, with steady impudent look. in a twinkling.
a-(riceXi?|S,
es,
ov, 6,
(afffia, Kdp-trr^s)
twister
of song.
dorjjLcvos,
77,
ov, as if for fjopivos, perf. pass. part,
withered.
A,eois,
2.
(a euphon., oveeAAo;) dried up, neut. dovfeA.es, as Adv., also dovfe-
of
ijdofjiai
obstinately, stubbornly.
d-CTKeirapvos, ov, (a privat., ffKtirapvov) unhewn. d-o-K6irTOs, ov, (a. privat., CKÔ/MI fut. of ovfojreo>) II. inconsiderate : Adv. -TO>S, inconsiderately.
me well-pleased, glad should av f'lrj I be of it Comp. afffj-wwrepos, earfpos and -CUTAdv. vcas, gladly, readily. pos. to sing. 9<ro|juu, contr. for deiaop.ai, fut. of dfiooi,
fj.oi
:
well-pleased, it would be to
glad : often
in dat.,
daptvca
unconsidered, unobserved.
d-<TK6VT|s,
e's,
dWeuos.
:
d-cro<|)os, ov, (a privat., oo<p6s) unwise, foolish. to welcome fut. do-o/iai : Dep. : kindly, bid welcome, greet, Lat. salutare : also to greet
'ASIIA'ZOMAI,
unfurnished with
d-o-iw'uos, ov, (a privat., aicwfj) unfurnished gen. dffKtvos dairioojv T KOI arparov. . . ,
c.
2. to embrace, Idss, caress. on taking leave. 3. to cling fondly to, cleave to, as a disciple to his mas-
'A2KET1,
work
and
f.
i7o"o
pf. ffaKrjKa, pass. TJffKrjfj.ai
to
2.
curiously, fashion, dress out, to honour a divinity, Lat. colere.
adorn
also,
II.
in Att.
to be glad that 4. do~7rdea0at d-<riraipo>, Ion. impf. dfftraipfaKov, (a euphon., airaipQ}) to pant, gasp, struggle convulsively.
ter.
. .
em
prose, to practise, exercise, Lat. exercere ; said either of the person, as, da/teiv TO crcD/wi to exercise
dcrirdXaOos,
6,
a sweet-scented shrub.
the body
tise
or of the thing,
2. c. inf.,
as,
dffKftv
r\vr)V
to
I
an
art.
da KM
roiavrrj peveiv
pracprac-
d<rirdpaYOS, Att. doxJxipaYos, o, asparagus. d-airapTOS, ov, (a privat., o'Tre/pou) of land, unsown, unfilled : of plants, not sown, growing wild.
109
d<nrd<Tios, a, ov, also os, or, (dandôpai} welcome,
Tvell-pleasing
d<rcra, Att.
arra, Ion. for anva, neut.
pi.
of oans,
Hence II. well-pleased, glad. d<nra<ruos, Adv. readily, gladly. ao"iracrp,a, arcs, TO, (doTrdb/u) a welcome, greeting : in plur. embraces.
.
which, whichsoever, what, whatever.

do-cra, Att.
drra, Ion.
for
nvd, something, some.

c.
do-crdptov, TO, Dim. of Lat. as, a farthing. atrcrov, Adv., Comp. of dyxi, nearer : sometimes
gen.,
dcrirao-p-os, 6, (dairdfrftai)
an embrace :
affection.
dcnrao-Tos, 17, oV, = dairdaios, welcome. d-crim<TTOs, ov, (a prirat., aTtevoopai) to be appeased
aaaov l/zefo nearer to me: also Adv. do-o-orepca, whence was formed the Comp. Adj. cunroTepos, Sup. daaoraros, Adv. daaordro).
ao-o-to, Att. contr. for diaa<a.
by no libations, implacable. d-o-irepp-os, ov, (a privat., arrfpfja) without seed, without posterity.
i.
e.
d-o-TaO-qs, es, (a privat., larapjai) unsteady, unstable.

(a. privat., o~Tct#uctouai) unsteady of things, uncertain. d-erraKTOs, ov, (a privat., errata) not trickling, i. e. gushing in streams: Adv. doraKTi, in floods.
^L-<TTa0|iT|TOS, ov,
:
d-oTTCpxes, Adv., (a euphon., airepxca) hastily, hotly, unceasingly. d-o"iTTOS, ov, (a privat., elirfiv} unspeakable, unutterable, unspeakably great: neut. dairerov as Adv., but, (fxavfj daireros an indistinct unspeakably:
voice.
>
unstable
d-o-Tatrieurros, ov, (a privat., aTaaidfa) without Adv. -r<as. party-spirit, quiet. d(TTciTa), f. rjaca, to be unstable : be a wanderer. From
do"irlB-airoJ3X T[s, TJTOS, 6, that throws away his shield,

do"rrl8T]-<rTp6<j>os, ov, shield.
(dams, diro@d\\Q}) one
a runaway, coward. (dan is, (TT/>e<cu) wielding a
d-OTaros, ov, (a privat., tarapai} not steadfast, uncertain, unstable.

dcrrac|>iStTis, loos,
[57]
77,
fem. Adj. consisting of raisins.
From
77,
Subst.
do-mBirj-ôpos, ov, (dams, (pepoj) shield-bearing : as a shield-bearer, warrior. dcrm8io>TT)S, o, (dams} shield-bearing, a warrior.
d<rm8-<n)xos,
o,
(dams,
x&>)
a.
shield-bearer.
d<rm8oirrjYeiov, TO,
do-rriSo-'rrn'yos, o,
an armourer's
irfflvvpi)
shop.
From
liv-
(a euphon., aratyis) a raisin. of vos, o, (a euphon., ardxvs} an ear of corn. of , ov, (a privat., areyd^ca) uncovered, a ship, undecked ; 8icL TO dareyaffTov from their havd-crra<j>Cs, 180$,
ro-iv, dat. pi.
,
(dams,
a shield-maker.
ing no
shelter.
ao-m8o-4>p|ji,a>v, ov, gen. ovos, ing by the shield, a warrior.
(dams, tytpPw)
d<rTiojjiat, Dep. to be witty.
From
a-crmXos,
spotless,
o,
f),
(a privat., am\os~) without stain,
dcrretos, ov, also a, ov, (darv) of the town ; then, like Lat. urbanus, courteous, polite, witty, elegant,
neat, pretty
;
pure.
f],
opp. to dypoiKos.
'A5nT5, ioos,
of
a round
shield, Lat. clipeus,
made
d-o^TCiiTTOS, ov, (a privat., arei/Sca) untrodden.
unbull's hide, overlaid with metal plates, with a boss d-(rr|ji4)T|s, es, (a privat., arep:fica) unmoved, one (6p<paX6s) in the middle, and fringed with tassels shaken: Adv., do"Te/i0ecos 6X e " TtI/<* to no 2. of persons, inexorable. (Ovaavoi) : the long oblong shield was oirXov, Lat. fast. scutum. 2. in common d-crTvaiCTOS, ov, (a privat., ffTfvd<a) without sigh language used for a body of men-at-arms (oTr\irai), OKraffiaxîf} dams 8000 or groan : without need for groans.
heavy-armed men ; fir damoas Trevre real eiKoai rdaa0ai to draw men up twenty-five deep; In-' damda, irap' damoa on or to the left, right shoulders forward, because the shield was held with the left hand, opp. to firl 86pv. II. an asp, a kind of snake. do-mo"rf|p, ^pos, 6, and dcrm<rrf|s, ov, o, (dams) one armed with a shield, a warrior : also do-mo-Ttop,
as Adj., K\OVOI
acrrtov, verb. Adj. of aocu, one must sing. a-oreirros, ov, (a privat., or(.<p<a) uncrowned: hence,
unhonoured.
dorep-y-ctvcop, opos, 6, 77, (darfpyrjs, love of man, hating wedlock, [ya]
01/77/3)
without
without love, d-o-TCp-ytjS, es, (a privat., aT(pyca)

kind, hateful.
un-
damaropes din of shielded warriors. ucrTpo-i8T|S, es, (darrjp, elSos) starry. d-<rirXaYXv s, ov, (a privat., airXdyx va ) without do-repoeis, eaaa, ev, (dar^p) starry: sparkling, bowels : metaph. heartless or merciless. glittering. Hence From do-irovSet, Adv. implacably. ao-TpoTrf|, f), poet, for daTpairq, lightning. the lightener. u-airovSos, ov, (a privat., airovSr)) without drinkdo-Tepo-irrjTTjs, ov, 6,
whom no drink-offering is poured. II. without regular truce (which was ratified by airovTO dairovdov a keeping out of treaty or covenant 6tu) with others. III. admitting of no truce, implacable ; dairovSos dpd a deadly curse. d-cr-rrovSao'TOS, ov, (a privat., a-rrovbdôj} not zealII. not worth zeal, mischievous. ously pursued.
offering, to
:
do-Tp-coir6s,oi/,(do-Ti7/),w^) starry: star-like,bright.
without crown, d-o-T(j)avos, ov, (a privat., are<pavos)
ungarlanded.
do-T-fj,
d-o-irovSct and d-o-irotiSC, Adv. (a privat., airovSrj} without zeal : without a struggle, ignobly.
'A2THT, ASTRUM,
meteor.
not crowned. d-o-T<j>dvo>ros,o/, (o privat., are(pavuca) of darus, a female citizen. f), fem. without tombstone. d'-(TTTi\os, ov, (a privat., 0^77X77) dat. pi. darpaai, Lat. o, gen. epos: 2. any luminous body, a a star.
110
d-OTîpiiCTOS, ov, (a privat., ffrrjpiôai) not firmly fixed, unsettled, unstable. not to be trodden, d-cTTijSifis, fs, (a privat., arfifioj)
2. untrodden, solitary. cwmicos, 77, ov, (darv) of a city or town, opp. to country rd darned Aiovvaia, like rd Kar' darv, the Dionysia celebrated in the city ; cf. sub Aiovvaia H
,
17,
astrology.
(dffrpov,
From
\eyca)
6,
an astronomer:
later,
an astrologer.
f.
holy.
"A2TPON, TO, Lat. ASTRUM, a star, constellation.

d<rTpovo[xi>, f. rjaaj, and dcrrpovofjiiôj, an astronomer, study astronomy : and
do-Tpovojxia,
rj,
iooi, to
be
also native, opp. to
(VIKOS foreign.
II.
= a<rrefo$,
astronomy.
From
neat, pretty.
d<TTpo-v6(Jios, ov, (dffrpov, v^ca) classing the stars: as Subst., darpovoôs, 6, an astronomer.
a-<rrpo<j>os, ov, (a privat., arpecpoj] without
a-o-TucTos, ov, (a privat., arifa) not branded, not
turning
marked with
spots.
round, Lat. irretortus
darpocpos kX&tiv to go without
d-orrX^YYKTTOS, ov, (a privat., arXeyyifa) not scraped with the strigil, unclean, dirty. d-crroXos, ov, (a privat., aroXri) without the stole.
of-crrojAOS, ov, (a privat.,
turning the back.

dcTTptjios, a, ov,
(darpov} of the stars, starry.
arapa)
speechless.
II.
of horses, hard-mouthed, unmanageable. III. of IV. of a sword, dogs, bad-mouthed, unable to bite. without edge.
darcpwTTOs. d-o-rpcoTOs, ov, (a privat., arpuvvvî) without bed or bedding : unsmoothed, rugged.
dcrrp-aMTOs, ov,
TO gen. eos, contr. ovs, also ccas : a city, the Athenians called their own city "Affrv, as doro-êvos, 6, 77, (darv, /os) the public guest of the Romans called theirs Urbs ; though ao"TV also dea city. noted the Upper Town, as opp. to Peira>eus. d-OTOpYOS, ov, (a privat., arfpyo}) without natural doTtj-dvajj, O.KTOS, 6, (aarv, dva") lord of the city. affection, heartless, barbarous. dcrTi3-|3owTr]S, ou, 6, (aarv, j3oaa>) crying through dorros, o, (darv) a townsman, citizen, fellow-citizen, the city, epith. of a herald. to eVos. opp. d<TTt;-YiTfa)V, ov, gen. oôs, (darv, yeirow) near or
"A2TT,
:
town
do-TOX0,
f.
770-0;,
to miss the
mark :
to fail.
From
mark,
OI-O-TOXOS, ov, (a privat., Q-TOXOS) missing the aiming badly : aimless, absurd. d-crrpdpir], 77, a pack-saddle, an easy saddle.
d-<rrpa{3T|S,
straight.
], ;,
,
bordering on a city : as Subst. a neighbour. Adv. (darv} into, to, or towards the
77,
city.
ov,
danicus.
From
(a privat., orpa<f>7]vai)
Ion. for
untwisted,
77,
darpdyaXos
III.
in.
II.
o,
one of the vertebrae of the neck.
the ankle bone, Lat. talus.
mostly
in plur.
a-o-TvXos, ov, (apriv., orvXos) without pillar or prop. d<rrv-viKos, (aarv, vita]) victorious. From d<TTi5vop.to, to be an darvvop.os. derrii-v6p.os, o, (darv, vip.oi) a magistrate at Athens, who had the care of the police, streets, and public buildings : they were ten in number, five for the City
which at first were made of the : hence the game of dice. They had only 4 flat sides, whereas the Kvfioi had 6 they played with 4; the best throw was when all
darpdyaXot,
oi, dice,
and
five for
:
the Peiraeeus.
;
ankle-bones,
Lat.
tali
also public, social ings of social life.

cities
II. as Adj. protecting opydi darvvofnoi the feel-
came
different, 'AtppoSirrj, Lat. jactus Veneris worst, when all came alike, tcvow, Lat. canis.
T^Va;, to
the
'A2TPAnH.',r),afiash of lightning, lightning,

dcrTpairTj<|>op(i),
f.
[air]
dtrru-oxos, ov, (darv, 4'x^) keeping the city. d-<rTi54>XiKTOS, ov, (a privat., arvtpeMfa) unshaken. d-<rrv<j>6Xos, ov, (a privat., arvcpe\6s} not rocky. d-<ruYYv<*) H'tl>v ov, (a privat., avyyvw/j-cav) without
>
carry lightnings. From forgiveness, relentless, merciless. dcrrpai-nrj-ôpos, ov, (darpair^, <epcu) lightningd-<ruYKepaoros, ov, (a privat., avyKepaaros") not to be mixed. bearing, flashing. dcn-paimo, f. ipu, (darpairrj) to lighten: impers., d-o-vYK6(JU(rros, ov, (a privat., avyKop-iaros) not II. darpdirrfi it lightens : trans, to fiasb forth. gathered together, unreaped. intr. to fiasb or glance like d-<rtYKpiTOs, ov, (a privat., avyitpiros) not to be lightning. mixed, unsocial. dcrrpao-u, dat. pi. of darrjp.
d-oTparcta,
service.
2.
77,
a shunning of
;
(a privat., arparciaj) exemption from service, which at Athens
was
be indicted of it.
heavy offence tpevyetv ypa(prjv darpardas to for it ; darpardas aXwvai to be convicted
d-orvYKporrjTOS, ov, see dgvyKporrjros. d-crvKo4>dvn]TOS, ov, (a privat., avKotyavrfco) not calumniated.
dirvXatos, a, ov, (d-av\ov} of an asylum.

c<riJXia,
d-crrpdTC'UTOS, ov, (a privat., arpartvoi) exempt from service. 2. never having served. d-orpeirros, ov, (a privat., arpecpoj) not to be bent :
d-avXTpôs, ov, (a privat., o*t>Aa<y) inviolable. of a 77, (davXos) inviolability, security, esp.
suppliant.
of persons, unbending. do-Tpo-YtT<ov, ov, gen. ovos, (darpov, yeiroav) near

the stars.
d-o-vXXoYi-o'TOS, ov, (a privat., ffvXXoytfrfJMi) unê able to reason : Adv., dav\\oyiarcas ^x. f t y *
unable
to reason.
d-avXos, ov, (a
privat.,
av\r^ free from plunder
.'
'ATA'P.
unharmed, inviolate
:
Ill
also
c.
gen., yafj.ow
dav\os safe
from
to
marriage.
:
(a privat., avâivoi) not coming Adv. -rus. d-o-u|xp\T]TOS. ov, (a privat., av(jt,@d\\Q}) not to be
d-<rtifi.j3aTOS, ov,
terms
incompatible.
forming in lumps on Babylon, where it was used as mortar.. (Foreign word.) d<r4>&Xws, Ion. -os, Adv. of da(pa\ris, firmly, se,
ov, 17, asphalt or bitumen, the surface of water near
curely
guessed, unintelligible. d-trvupoXos, ov, (a privat., avp&oXov) without paying one's contribution or subscription.
d-<njp,p,Tpos, ov, (a privat., ovp-^rpos} incommenII. disproportionate, unequal. surate. <x-o-t;|Aira0T|S, 4s, (a privat., avp.na6r]s) without sympathy.
d-<ru}ju|>opos, ov, (a privat., ffvficpfpca) inexpedient, Adv. -peas. useless : prejudicial, like Lat. inutilis.
d-<rufJi(J)O)vos, ov,
: Comp. dff(pa\f(rTepov, Sup. -effrara. d-<r<J>3pa-Yi>, (a euphon., acpapaytaj) to ring, resound. aa-fyapayos, 6, (a euphon., a<papayos) the throat,
gullet.
dtcrî, aox{>,
Aeol. for
ff<pi,
afyk.
II.
d(r<)>6SeXos, 6, asphodel, a plant like the lily. a-Adj.,dcr^)o56A.os \eifjiuv the asphodel meadow,
which
the shades of heroes haunted. dcrxoXdw, only used in pres. 3 plur. dffôXu<aai,
inf.
(Deriv. unknown.) Ep. 3 sing. do^dAda,

:
aa-)(a.\aav , part. a.a\a\o(av
(a privat., (Tv/^cuvos) not accordant.

privat., avvdfoj) unconnected.
d-mivSeros, ov, (a
d<ruve<ria,
f),
(doweros) want of understanding or
be vexed, grieved, c. part., daxa\dav fifvcav to be vexed at waiting ; da\a\a.v nvt to be vexed at a thing ; c. ace., d(txdA.is
another form
d<rxdXX.
To
apprehension, stupidity. d-<ruv6Tos, Att. d-tivTOS, ov, (a privat., ffvveros) II. void of understanding, stupid. unintelligible.
\fiv Qo.va.rov to feel a horror of death.

uncertain.)
(Deriv.
<fx<w)
Adv.
-rcas.
[y]
d-o-xeros, ov, (a privat., <TX^V, aor. 2 inf. of not to be checked or restrained, irrepressible.
d-o-i5vT|n,a>v, Att. d-uvf|p,<0v, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,
do X'T]p.ovo>,
-
to behave unseemly, act indecorously
without understanding. d-<ruv06TOS, Att. d-^ttvOeros, ov, (a privat., ffvvri0(fj.ai, cf. avvQrjKrf) bound by no treaties, faithless. Adv. -TOW.
ffvv'tT)jj.i}
and
From do-xtip-oo-vvt], -fj, deformity, indecency. d-axTlp'WV, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., (rÂta) shapeAdv. da-)^p.ovcas. less : unseemly, shameful.
do-xoXia,
fj,
d-oTJvraKTOS, Att. d-^vvraKros, oz/, (a privat., awrdo~G(a) not arranged together, esp. of soldiers, not in battle-order : hence disorderly. II. unsocial. sessed,
III. ill-proportioned.
occupation, industry, business.

'
<-
II.
want of leisure : a hindrance from other things; d.a\oFrom Xiav irapx fiv r v L to be a hindrance to one.
d-o-xoXos, ov, (a privat., <TX^) without leisure, busy,
industrious.
IV. not as-
free from taxes. d-orvvTOvos, ov, (a privat., avvreivca) not strained,
Adv.
-Ao>s.
dcrxoXowv, do-xoXoucri, Ep.
pres. part,
and 3
plur.
slack.
Adv.
-vojs, lazily, Sup.
-urara.
d-o-vo-Kevacrros, ov, (a privat.,
owetdcy)
rco/
well
d-<ra>p,aTOS, ov, (a privat., ow/na) without body, in-
arranged, not convenient. d-truoraTOS, Att. dijirTaTOS, ov, (a

not holding together: uneven, uncouth, rugged.
iara.\juai)
corporeal.
privat.,
ffw-
metaph. irregular;
From do-wTia, 17, prodigality, dissoluteness. a-oxoros, of, (a privat., auôi) not to be saved: abandoned, profligate, Lat. perditus. Adv. -TOW, dissolutely.
reproachful.
dishonoured : also dishonouring, (Deriv. unknown.) dcruxia, dtnixiH-os, acruxos, Dor. for fi<rv\-. d-o'cfxiSao'TOS, ov, (a privat., ff<pa8da}) without cond<ru4>ir]Xos, ov, vile,
ff(pa.TT(a)
draKTcco, f.
/jffca,
to be undisciplined or disorderly.
life.
2.
generally, to lead a disorderly
From
vulsion or struggle. , ov, (a privat.,
d-raKTOS, ov, (a privat., rdaata) out of order, not in 2. undisciplined, order of battle, not at one's post.
disorderly, irregular, lawless.
unslaughtered.
2.
Adv. -TOW.
va, 6, (dcrôAlys) firmness, stability.
d-TaXaiirwpos,
ov, (a privat., raXa'mojpos} not toiling
assurance from danger, security, personal safety : also patiently, careless, indifferent. a 5fl/"e conduct. ?. certainty, surety. d-rdXavros, ov, (a copul., raXavrov) equal in to. From do-âXcios, oi/, of Neptune, ê Securer. weight, equivalent or equal tenderdraXd-ipcov, ov, gen. ovos, (dra\6s, fprjv) d-<r4>dXT|S, cs, (a privat., ff<paX(iv aor. 2 inf. of minded. 2. of persons, <7</>dAA.<y) firm, fast, steadfast. draXXw, only used in pres. (draXos) to gambol, sport failing, sure, trusty : of things, swr*, certain. 3. II. trans, to bring up a child, rear, so/<?, s^zre ; tv aatyaXeT or ! d<r^>aAoys, in sn/"<?(y ; about. T^ da(f>a\cs safety. Hence Pass, to grow up, wax. foster :
f. zero; Alt. i), to secure, guarantee. ao-âXio-Gfjvai, aor. I pass. inf. of dcrâAi^cu. ov, 6, fem. -ins, f], of asphalt, bituacraXTtTT]s, minous : \ipvij 'Aff(f)a\TtTis, Lat. Lacus Asphaltltes, the Dead Sea. [t] From
dcr<{>aXico,
drSXos, 17, ov, (akin to aTraAc's) tender, delicate. aTaX6-4/vxos, ov, (dra\6s, ^vxn) soft-hearted. a want of discipline. ttTa|ia, i), (draKTos)
disorder, confusion, licentiousness.
'ATA'P,
Lat. Ep. avrdp, Conjunct, but, yet,
at, to
arapCLKTOS
introduce an objection; drdp rrov e<j>rjs say : it often stands for 8e after pev.
still
aTiju<</o.
'
thou didst
d-rdpaKTOS,
ov, (a privat., rapcuraca) without confu-
sion, cool, steady.
Hence
;
3. unbending, stubborn. straightforward. Adv. drevws, or drcves, exceedingly. Hence a,Tvto>, f. icroj, to look at intently, gaze at. "ATEP, Prep. with. gen. without, except, besides.
II.
II.
d,Tapaia,
rrjs Of as
77,
freedom from passion, calmness.
aloof, apart,
away from.
a-Tap|3T|S, fs, (a privat., rdp/3os) fearless
drapes
having no fear about the
sight.
d-Tdpp-rjTOS, ov, (a privat., Tapfifca) undaunted. drapmTos, 77, Ion. for drpamros. drapiros, 77, Ion. for drpanos. draprripos, ov, Ep. for drrjpos, mischievous, baneful. dracrOdXCa, 57, (drdo-flaAos) blind folly, prasump-
d-Tpa(xvos, ov, (a privat., repafjivos) unsoftened, unfeeling, inexorable. d-Tepdfjiwv [a], ov, gen. ovos, Att. for drtpafjivos.
vowel drepOfv, drcp. d-Tpp,(ov, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., rep/ia) without
ciTepOe, before a
bounds
|
having no
outlet, inextricable.
tuous
sin, recklessness.
|
drcwrOaXXw, to act presumptuously. From drdaOaXos, ov, (drdca, dreco) presumptuous, reckless. d-Tp-irT|S, fs, (a privat., rfpiroj) unpleasing, joyless, II. not d-ravpwTOS, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat., ravpos) un- sad. enjoying a thing, nvos. = wedded, virgin, pure. d-Tpiros, ov, drepirrjs. d-ra4>os, ov, (a privat., ratyrjvai) unburied. d-revxTJS, cs, and d-Tvxf]TOS, ov, (a privat., reuxos) drdco, f. 770-0), (OITT;) to hurt, harm : Pass, to suffer, unarmed.
be in distress.
j
2. drfpos [a], ov, Dor. for trfpos, ov. [a], Att. contr. for 6 erepos, gen. Bdrepov, dat. Odrtpy, Oarepa etc., or with mark of crasis, Bdrfpov, etc.
arepos
arc, ace. plur. neut. of offrt, used as Adverb, like II. only in Prose, &irfp,just as, as if, so as.
inasmtiqh as, seeing that, Lat. quippe, utpote. d-reyKTOS, ov, (a privat., rcyyco) unwetted, not softened : hard-hearted, relentless. d-Tipif|S, es, (a privat., Tfipca) not to be worn away :
untiring,
' tt-rcxvos, ov, or d-TXVT)S, (a privat., rex 1 7/) withII. out art, unskilled, rude: of things, inartificial. without art or cunning, simple. d-rx v ws, Adv. of drcxvrjs, and d-rcxvcos, of drex*
,
vos, without art or skill, rudely.

lutely, utterly, Lat. plane, prorsus, in
II.
really, absoit is
which sense
eV<ws 4'xcu I
unwearied :
also
stubborn,
unbending
mostly written dr^xvc^s an utter stranger.

drcb),
as drexvîs
am
wearisome.
d-Tctxioros, ov, (a privat., Tctx'C<w ) without walls II. not walled in, not and towers, unfortified". blockaded. d-TKjjiapTOS, ov, (a privat., reKu,aipofiai) not to be guessed, obscure, vague, dark : of men, uncertain. e dark. Adv., dreKf^dpTcas %x fiv * be * n
only
77,
in
part.
aTe'<w, fool-hardy,
reckless.
From
art],
(adcy) distraction, folly, delusion
blindness sent
by the gods.
2. ruin,
: judicial mischief: of
From dreKvia, 77, childlessness. d-T6Kvos, ov, (a privat., TGKVOV} childless. dreXcta, 77, (drcATys) at Athens, exemption from pubd-nf](XXif|S, es (a privat., T7?/*eA?7s) careless. uncared lic burdens (r^Xrf), Lat. immunitas. dTrjjxeX-rjTOs, ov, (dT7?/Aeai) unheeded, II. act. 2. baffled, disappointed. d-reXeo-TOS, ov, (a privat., rcAecu) without end or for. taking neut. pi. dreAeoTa, as Adv., in no heed : Adv., dTTj/teA^TO's tx fiv TIVOS to take no effect : unfinished : II. uninitiated in. vain. heed of a thing. II. d-TXtmr]TOS, ov, (a privat., TeAcurdco) not coming aTTjpos, a, 6v, (CITT?) deluded, driven to ruin. II. endless, imto an end, unaccomplished. Add. -pcDs. [a] baneful, ruinous. II. 'ArOCs, ioos, -f], Attic; cf. 'ArriKos. practicable.
d-TcXcvros, ov, (a privat., reAevTT?) endless. d-TeXT|S, fs, (a privat., re'Aos) without end, unaccomplished.
fect, unripe,
'2.
persons, a bane, pest. 3. "Arrj personified, the goddess of mischief: the Airai come slowly after her, undoing the evil she has worked, v. II. 9. 500. [a] d-TrjKTOS, ov, (a privat., rrjKca) unmelted. From dnr)p,eX0), f. 770-0;, to be careless.
Subst. (sub. 777), Attica.
2. (sub.
Attic dialect.
ineffectual, Lat. irritus. II. act. not bringing to
3.
imper-
d-TiTOs,
act. not
ov, (a privat., TIOJ)
unhonoured.
II.
an end, not
honouring.
III. at Athens, free from accomplishing a thing. IV. public burdens (reAT?), exempt, Lat. immunis. uninitiated in a thing, nvos.
d-TiJco, f. icroj, (a privat., Ttô) Ttcu) not to honour : absol. in part., driôw unheeding: but c. ace. to slight,
treat lightly.
d-Ti0d<rVTOs, ov, (a. privat., nOaatvoj) untamed, not only used in pres. to bring to harm, to mal- to be tamed, wild. or Pass, to be bereft of a thing; dre'/itreat, confound : o.Ti|A-SYXT]S, ov, o, (dn/MO}, dytXrj) despising fiovrai vfoTijTos they are deprived of, i. e. past, youth. forsaking the herd, feeding alone. (Deriv. uncertain.) [a] d-Ti|Aaci>, f. dffca: aor. I ^rifMo-a: pf. r/TifJia/ca: (a privat., d-Teviqs, es, (a copul., rfivoj) strained tight : hence Pass., aor. I ^Tifidadrjv pf. 7/Tt/iao'/K To esteem lightly, dishonour, slight : Pass. 2. straight, direct: intent, intense: excessive.
oiTcXiT],
77,
Ion. for dreActa.
d-rep-pco,
113
in II. to suffer dishonour or insult. to deprive of civil rights, legal sense, dTip,ao-TOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of drifidfa, to be de-
droXpaa,
cowardly.
want of daring, cowardice. From d-roXp-os, ov, (a privat., roA/za) wanting courage,
77,
2.
not over daring,
retiring.
spised.
d-rovos, ov, (a privat., rtivcu) not stretched, slack, lanII. (TOI/OS) without accent. guid, Lat. remissus. Hence d-rojjos, ov, (a privat., TOOI/) without bow or arrow. slight, dishonour. II. in ov, unhonoured, despised. aroma, 17, strangeness, oddness, absurdity: unusual a cause in nature: unnatural conduct. From legal sense, not estimated; 8iKrj drip-ijTOS which the penalty is not assessed in court, but fixed d-roiros, ov, (a privat., TOTTOS) out of place, out of
:
drifiaaTtov, one must dishonour. aTip-aerr?|p, ijpos, 6, (driftdfa) a dishonourer. 3, ov, (dTi/*d(y) dishonoured, despised. f. -haw : aor. I rrrifj.rjo'a pf.
2.
:
d-rop,os, ov,(a privat., rourj) uncut: not able to be cut, indivisible; v
unmown.
II.
droaî in a moment
of time.
Pass., aor. I ^Tifj,r]0r)v
(a privat., npaca)
to insult,
by law.
i, 77,
strange, marvellous, odd.

3.
2.
absurd, Lat.
(d-n/ios) dishonour, disgrace.
i. at
ineptus.
loss of civil rights, Lat. deminutio capitis. d-Tip-os, ov, (a privat., TtftT/ i) unhonoured, dishonoured: c. gen. without the honour of. 2. at
Athens, the
unnatural, disgusting. droiros, Adv. absurdly. &TOS, ov, contr. for aaros, insatiate,
drpaiOTOS,
o,
Hence
c.
gen.
II.
and
77,
a spindle.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
also
an
Athens, of a citizen deprived of his privileges either totally or in part, Lat. capite deminutus, opp. to eiricf. drift'ia. II. (jifjurj n) without price or rifios
:
arrow,
\
cf. TÂa/fdr??.
value.
drl\i.o(jL>,
2.
f.
unrevenged, unpunished.
Hence
honour.
Pass, to suffer diswaa), to dishonour : 2. in legal sense, to punish with loss of justice, uprightness,
a path, 77, d-rpair6s, Ep. d-Tapir6s, 17, (a euphon., rptiroj) a path that does not turn, a path, way, road. II. drpK6ua, f), reality, strict truth, accuracy.
d-Tpamr6s, Ep. drdpiriTOS,
From from
exact.
II.
civil privileges (drifua'), Lat.
aerarium facere.
'ATPEKH'2,
just, upright.
ts, real, true,
strict,
drip,cov,
Ep. impf. of drifMca.
d-Tip,copir]TC,
,
and
d-Tip,copT]Tt, Adv. of ov, (a privat., rifjuupeofjun")

2. unprotected.
and before a vowel d-rpejxas, Adv., (a

unavenged,
privat.
without trembling.
2.
quietly,
unpunished.
calmly, gently.
[rf]
Adv. of aripos, disgracefully. 5, ecus, 77, (d-n/wcu) a dishonouring,

>,
arpe/zcua
quiet.
aor. i Ion.
drtTÂa: (draAos):
to rear,
, calm, gentle; d-rpcp-aios, a, ov, poet, for @od a whisper. or move, to keep still or drp6}Jiea>, not to tremble
foster, tend
generally, to cherish. d-Tiros, ov, also 77, ov, (a privat.,

:
From
e's,
ry) unhonoured,
II.
u-rpp.T|S,
(o privat., Tpefjuu) not trembling, un:
dishonoured.
d-rCo>, (a
2.
unavenged.
rt'o;)
unpaid.
privat.,
not to honour, not to re-
moved, calm: Adv. aTpcjxC, quietly. drpepia, 17, (drpff^s) a keeping still
a>,
f.
calmness.
venge, [q
'ATXu,--yVT|s,
("ArAas, ~ftvos) sprung 'ArXavTts, iSos, 77, daughter of Atlas.

cs,
from Atlas.
From
j
ee/> yw/>/: or unquiet. drpe/Jiifav to be restless ov, (a privat., rpeiru) unmoved, indif-
iaca Att. ii,
(drpe^s)
/o
"A-rXas, ar'Tos, o, (a euphon., rXrjvai) Atlas, one of ferent. earless. the older gods, who bears up the pillars of heaven: Q.-^pe<rros,ov,(aprivzt.,Tpea}')nottrembling,f also one of the Titans. 2. the pillar of heaven, d-TptatcTOS, ov, (a privat., rpidfa) unconquered. not accustomed. Mount Atlas in West Africa. a-rpt{3a<rros, oi/, (a privat., rpi&ca) not rubbed: to be unable to bear, be impatient. From fs, (a privat., rpiptiv) of roads, not d-rX7]TOS, Dor. d-rXaTOS, ov, (a privat., rXfivai) not of places, not traversed, pathless: 2. of clothes, not much worn, new, Lat. to he II. not to be dared. used.
borne, insufferable.
d.T|AT|, 77,
= dr/Ltos,
smoke, heat.
2.
integer.
d-rp,T]Tos, ov, (a privat., rfj.vca) uncut:

try, unravaged, not laid waste. opened.
of a counof mines, un-
drp-ifto,
f.
iffoj,
(dr/zos) to
smoke
of water, to steam.
drptov, r6, Dor. for Tjrptov. not worn Lard by d-Tpiirros, ov, (a privat., Tpipca) 2. of corn, not threshed. 3. drpiirroi work. aKavQai thorns on which one cannot tread or walk.
dauntless. d-Tp6p,7jTOs, ov, (a privat., Tpo(j.t<v)fearless, dauntless, d-rpop.os, ov, (a privat., rpffjuu) fearless,
steam, vapour, [f] drp-os, o, (ocu, d?7/it) smoke, Lat. vapor. d-roixos, ov, (a privat., Torsos) unwalled. never having had d-roKos, ov, (a privat., a child. II. without interest, of borrowed
drp-is,
t'Sos, 77, (oca, arjfjii)
T6/)
money.
d-r6Xp,ir)TOS, ov, (a privat., ToA/zdeu) not to he also not to be endured, insufferable.
dared:
not turning, und-TpoiTOS, ov, (a privat., rpfircu) " 2. of persons, inflexible : changeable. name of one of the Mot/jot or Parcae.
o,Tpo<j>i>,
f. rjffca,
Lat. intrepidus. drpoiria, -fj, obstinacy.
From
to pine
away.
From
114
d-rpo<j)os, ov, (a privat., Tptyca)
taking no food :
fining away, ill of an atrophy. d-rpiJY TOS ov a ^ so 77' ov ( a

>
hair,
fruitful, barren
i privat., Tpu-ydcw) ungenerally, waste, desert.
a, ov, (avos) dry, parched, withered: of rough, squalid : of eyes, sleepless. Avacris, 17, ="Oao*ts, the name of the fertile islets
avdXcos,
d-Tpvyns,
fs,
(a privat., Tpvytj) not gathered.
drpvTos, d-TpvjMov, ov, gen. ovos, KO.KWV not worn out by ills, [i)J d-TpvTos, oj/, (a privat., Tpixa) not
c.
gen.,
Libyan deserts. avaTa, Aeol. for aTtj, calamity, mischief; to be prodTpvfiow nounced apaTO..
auydâ),
f.
in the
dffca
aor. I
rjvyaffa
(avyrj)
to see
II.
worn down, un-
abating : of a road, wearisome. (Lengthd. form from 'A-rpvTwvTj, the Unwearied.

aTpvTT], as 'AiScavevs from AiSijs.) a-rpcoTOS, ov, (a privat., TiTpojo"Kca) unwounded. aira, Att. for Tivd, aira for aTiva, v. dWa, affffa.
distinctly, discern, intr. to shine.
behold : so also in Med.
a bright light, esp. of the sun, and so 77, in plur. the rays, beams of the sun ; UTT* avycis f/f\ioio under the light of the run, i.e. still alive; avyds Aeuo*o*f iv
AYTH',
ATTA, a
salutation used to elders, father;

[TO:]
cf.
oWa, avyds
to behold the light, i. e. to be alive to rise surging towards heaven.
K\vtiv
2.
Trpos
any
light,
a7r</>a, TTaTTTra,
aTTayds,
a, o, Lat. attagen, prob. /$
godwit.
aTTttTai, a cry of pain or grief:
sometimes proI
esp. of the eyes ; OJJLIMTOJV avyai and avyai alone, like Lat. lumina, the eyes. 3. any gleam on the surface of bright objects, sheen.
longed, aTCtTTaTaf, etc.
also used ironically.
avSdôjxai,
(av8r))
:
f.
do/*ai
:
aor.
r)voadfjir)V
Dep. :
T?U-
dTT6\a|3os, Ion. aTT6\|3os, o, a kind of locust without wings. 'ATTIKI^W, f. iffw Att. icy, ('ATTIKOS) to side with the Athenians, Atticize : later, to live like an Athenian,
esp. to speak Attic.
to cry out, speak.

f.
avSd(i>, impf. rjvStuv

8770*0;,
rjffoi
Att. aaca
:
aor. I
Ion.
3 sing. avdrjffao'Ke
:
pf.
Hence
'ATTiKicr-jios, o, a siding with Athens, attachment to her. II. an Attic expression, Atticism.
to talk, speak : av/8dojxai, as Dep. 2. speak, say a thing: of oracles, to utter, proclaim. to speak, to address. 3. c. inf. to tell, bid, order
also rjvSijKa: c. ace. rei, to
to do.
'ArnicCcov, Dim. of 'ATTIKOS, a
little
Athenian.
:
7 am
4. to call by name; avoaipai vrafs 'AxtAAcccs called Achilles' son. 5. like \zyfiv, Lat.
'ATTIKOS,
(sub.
-y?})
= 'AT0ts,
rj,
ov, (d/rr^) Attic,
Athenian
rj
'ATTIK-/)
dicere, to
mean.
f),
Attica.
ov, a
'ATTIKCOVIICOS,
77,
comic alteration of 'ATTIKOS,
imitated from the form of AaKowcKos.

<5,TTOv, Att. for affffov, nearer.
voice, a voice, tone : metaph. 2. any other sound, e. g. the twang of the bowstring. a report, account. Hence
AT'AH',
the
From human
auSirjeis, ecraa, fv,
speaking with
human
voice.
:
<JTTW, Att. for
affffca, diffffca, q. v.
' :
a/u-p'u&>
(i.
e.
au
the
to aTuo|j,<H, aor. I part. a.TV)Ôfi& Pass. : (draco) be distraught from fear, amazed, bewildered ; drvfo-
back
to
draw
lpw<w), aor. I avepvaa bow : in a sacrifice, to

its
to draw draw back
the victim's head, so as to cut
throat.
the plain : also distraught with grief: c. ace. to be amazed at a II. rarely in Act. aTvfa, f. VQJ, to strike thing. with terror.
fj.evos
irfoioio
flying wildly over
auOaSeia, poet. av0aSCa, 57, self-will, wilfulness, From stubbornness, presumption. av0-d8T]S [a], s, (auTos, T^So/xat) self-willed, wilful, Adv. -ScDs. stubborn, headstrong : also unfeeling.
o/u0-a8Ca,
T),
d-TtrpavveuTOS, ov, (a privat., Tvpavvcvca) not ruled by tyrants, free from tyrants. d-ri)<|>os, ov, (a privat., Tixpca) not puffed up. o.Tt}xw, f- J]<*<a, (&TV Xn s } to be unlucky or unfortunate, fail, miscarry: c. gen. to fail in getting or gain2. drvx^Tv irpos Tiva to fail with ing a thing.
poet, for au&iSeta.

:
av0d8iô|xak, f. iffOfMti self-willed or stubborn.
(avddoqs)
Dep.
to be
au0d8iKos,
wilfulness*
77,
ov, (avOdoris) disposed
to be self-willed.
av>0dSicr}jia, OTOS, TO, (au^d57?s)
an
act of self-will,
another,
i.
e. fail
in one's request.
Hence
au0d86-tTTO[Jios,oj/, (avOdorjs, O*TO/I) wilful or
proud
same aipa) of blood: as Subst. a brother or sister, near kinsman. x^sII. a.Tv\ia,, 77, (aTvôj) ill luck, bad fortune. au0-aipTOS, ov, (UVTOS, alpaca) self-chosen, selfa miscarriage, mishap. II. taken upon oneself, self-incurred: elected. T Adv. of Place, back, backwards, Lat. re- voluntary, optional. Adv. -TCUS. tro. II. of Time, From at>06VTa>, f. 770*0;, to have power over. again, anew, afresh, once more, Lat. denuo. III. further, moreover, besides, Lat. aiu0-VTT)S, ov, 6, contr. for avTOVTr/s, (O.VTOS, %vT(d) 2. on the other hand, in turn, Lat. vicissim. an actual murderer : esp. of murders done by those of porro. 2. avatvb), impf. avaivov: f. avavta: aor. I pass, avdv- the same family : also a self-murderer, suicide. an absolute master or ruler. to dry. II. as Adj., av&fVTrjs 2. to wither or parch up ; (avca) OTJV 0iov avaiveiv to waste life away: fut. med. avavovpai <f)6vos death by murder.
axiO-atpav, ov, gen. ovos, (avTos,
the
dTt>xtj|Aa, OTOS, TO, a misfortune, mishap. d-rt5x'n s i * s ( a privat., Tv\fiv) luckless, unfortunate,
of speech.
unsuccessful.
Adv.
AT
',
in pass, sense,
shall wither away.
a-o0-T||j,pos, ov, (avTos,
rj^pa) made or happening
avOi
on the very day : Adv.
the very day.
avOrjfJifpvv Ion. avTrjfjtepov,
ai
on
115
avXis, iSos, fj, (avXiôfMLi) a stall, fold, tent, esp. for passing the night in avXiv OfaOai to pitch one's tent. auXicTKOs, 6, Dim. of auAos, a small reed, a pipe. a/uXicrrpis, tSos, 77, (auAtb/*at) a female inmate in a house.
;
avQi, Adv. shortd. for avroOi, of Place, on the spot,
of Time, forthwith, straightway. au0i- yVY|S, Ion. auTiy-, es, (avOi, yevtaOai) born on the spot, born in the country, native, Lat. indigena : of rivers, rising in the country; avOiycvts vScup spring
here, there:
-
water.
2.
genuine, sincere.
II.
I. form of av: of Time, again,
avXo-86icq, fj, (avAos, Scxo^tat) a flute-case. auXo-06Tto, (auAos, riOr/pi) to make flutes or pipes. auXo-Troios, o, (avAos, TTOICOJ) a flute-maker.
blow) any wind-ins.'rument, a bone, ivory, or metal; auIII. moreover, iAot dvSprjl'oi KOI yvvaiKrj'ioi, afresh, anew : also hereafter. prob. like Lat. tibia dextra et sinistra, i. e. bass and treble ; avXos 'Evva\iov the besides, in turn, on the other hand. 2. any tube, pipe, cnj0-6;juH}Acs, (avTos, oftaifjios) akin, of the selfsame pipe of Mars, i. e. a trumpet.
at)0is, Ion. O/UTIS, Adv., a lengthd.
avXos,
o,
(*aijca,
to
back again. pf Place, back,
flute,
made of reed, wood,
blood.
av-taxos, ov, (a copul., laxh) shouting together or in common, of the Trojans marching to battle. avXa, O.KOS, fj, = d'Ao, a furrow : also wAaf, for
which Homer used w\. (Deriv. uncertain.) avXcios, a, ov, sometimes also os, ov, (afar)) of or
belonging to the avXrj or court; ITT' avXeir/ffi Ovprjffi at the door of the court, i. e. at the outer door, housedoor.
Pass., (avAos) to play on the flute : of tunes, to be played on the flute; avXfirai irav fieAaMed. to 6pov the whole house is fllled with music : get oneself played to, hear music. O.\)\T], 77, (*d'a;, drjfjii) in Homer the open court before the house, the court-yard, surrounded with outbuildings, the altar of Zfvs 'EptctTos being in the middle ; it had two doors, one the house-door (cf. auAetos), and one leading through the alOovaa into the irpodouos. II. after Horn., the avA77 was the court or quadrangle, round which the house was
groove, socket. avXoSv, wvos, 6, poet, also T^, (avAos) a hollow way, defile, ravine : a canal, aqueduct : a channel, strait : av\>ves irovTiot the sez-straits, i. e. the Archipelago. avX-wms, iSos, fj, (avAos, &if) epith. of a helmet,
with a tube (auAos) to hold the plume (Aoôs).
AT'HA'N^
aor.
I
or
:
AT'SH,
:
77^770*0
pf. rjv^r/Ka
:
poet, dcga): f. avôn: Lat. AUGEO, to make
grow, increase
f.
to
aviXcw,
770"cu,
tol.
II. Pass.,
:
with
promote to honour, exalt, exfut. med. avrjffOf*ai and pass.

:
avgrjOrjffOfjiai
wax, increase
to
aor. I r)vr]0r)v of a child, to
pf. r)vr)fjuii
to
grow,
as
I
rise;
heard.
r)vav6fj.rjv III. intrans. in Act. to
grow up : dtcotojv I grew
of the wind,
taller
grow, wax. Hence
<VUT), 77, growth, increase. at>-r|0is, aor. I pass. part, of avdv<u. Av(-T]o-ia, 77, (avcu) the goddess of growth.
fojs,
\JLOS,
ov,
increase. 77, (ava}) growth, (avoa) promoting growth.

,
TO, (a.vdvo), atXfjvrj) the
new moon.
av>|w, ovs, 77, (avgdvca) the goddess of growth, called having a corridor (ir(pio~Tv\iov) all round, from which were doors leading into the men's apartments; to witness in an Athenian citizen's oath. avo>, v. sub avdvo). opposite the house door (cf. avAetos) was the (ftfaavXos or fj-erauXos), leading into the women's part auovf|, 77, (avos) dryness, withering. avov dvTfiv of the house. III. generally, any court or attos, 77, ov, (avcw) dry, dried, of fruit i. withered, IV. any dwelling, abode, chamber. hall. to ring dry and harsh, of metal. 3. drained dry, exhausted. avXi][Jia, aTOS, TO, (avAea;) a piece of music for the parched. dvuvCa, 77, sleeplessness. From flute. av-irvos, ov, (a privat., virvos) sleepless, wakeful; auXtjo-eOvTi, Dor. for avXrjo~ovo~i, 3 pi. fut. of avXeca. auX^TT|p, fipos, 6, and avX-r|TT|s, ov, o, (avAe'cu) a VITVOS dviTVOs a sleep that is no sleep. air in motion, a Hence flute-player. avpa, Ion. avpt], 17, (*cuy, drjui) air of morning, Lat. aura. atfXTjTiKos, 77, 6v, of or for a flute-player ; fj av\rj- breeze, esp. the fresh Aeol. for r/ws) Adv. to-morrow; TIKTJ (sub. Ttx vr1\ his art. avpiov, (from avws, Is avpiov on the morrow, next morning or //'// mornaijXir]Tpis, ioos, 77, fem. of avXr^Tr/p, a flute-girl. avXtds, ados, fj, (av\r)) protecting cattle-folds, name ing: fj avpiov (sub. fipfpa), the morrow; also, fj I* of a Nymph. avpiov fiufpa, o avpiov ypuvos. to shout. dvcrau, aor. I inf. of avco auXio}jiai fut. med. avXiffOfMi: aor. I rjv\iffdfj.rjv: aor. I pass. T)v\i(T0r)v aOo-ios, Dor. for Trjtaios. pf. r)v\i(Tfj.ai Dep. (ctvAT^) sunto lie in the avXrj or court-yard, to lie out at poet. dt5erraXo3, a, ov, (avos) night:
built,
;
: :
up one's abode, lodge, live : as a military term, to encamp, bivouac. cuiXiov, TO, (avXr/) any country house, a cottage : a II. a chamber, cave. fold.
generally, to take
siccus. burnt, shrivelled, parched, Lat.
autrrrjpos, a, 6v, (*dcu, ava, dfa)
making
dry and rough
rough,
bitter.
1.
metaph.
the tongue like Lat.
austerus, stern, harsh, austere.
Hence
2.
avXios,
rustic.
a, ov, (av\rj)
of or belonging to cattle-folds,
avorrjporris, rjTOs, fj, roughness, rough flavour. metaph. harshness, sternness, austerity.
116
avr-ciYY Xos,
own message
one's choice.
ov, (avros, dyyeAAw) carrying one's bringing news of what one has seen. ov, (avros, dypfoji) self-chosen, left to II. act. choosing for oneself.
avro-Yvwp,cov, ov, gen. ovos, (avros, Adv. of one's own will or judgment.
yvw/Jirj)
/j,6vcas.
acting
aur-aYpcTOS,
auro-YVWTOS,
self-chosen.
ov, (avros, yiyvduffKO}) self-resolved,
auT-d8X<j>os, ov, (avros, d5e\(pos) related as brother or sister : one's own brother or sister. avT-av8pos, ov, (avros, dvrjp) with the men themselves,
atiro-Yvos, ov, (avros, yvrjs}
plough in which the and io~ro{3ofvs.

avro-8aT|S,
es,
*yvr]s is
dporpov avroyvov a of one piece with the eAu/ia

:
men and
all.
atrr-avcvJHos, a,
(avros,
dvfiftios")
an own cousin,
avro-SdiKTOs,
ally slain.
(avros, Sarjvai) unpremeditated. ov, (avros, Sa'/^cu) self-slain or mutu-
cousin-german.
aurdp, Conjunct., Ep.

still,
for drdp, but, yet, however,
besides,
moreover.
Like drdp
it
always begins
a-ur-o8d, Adv. (avros, o5a) with clenched teeth: hence stubborn.
a proposition.
avro-ScKa, (auros, 8e'a) just

77,
ten.
aurdpiccia, dependence.
(avrdpKTjs) sufficiency in oneself, in-
atiTO-SirjXos, ov, (avros, SrÂos) self-evident. avro-8i8aKTOS, ov, (avros, oi8do~K(a) self-taught.
aur-dpKT]S, fs, (avros, dpntoj) sufficient in oneself, independent of others TroAts avrdpfcys a country that supplies itself, that wants no imports ; c. inf., avrdpKIJS dvayfcdfciv fully able to compel. I. of Time, II. atire, Adv., again, over again.
;
to
mark Sequence, again, furthermore,

2.
like Lat.
an-
tem.
however, on the contrary. aur-CKfJiaYfJi.a, aros, TO, (avros, (KftdoffofJiai) exact impression, true portrait.
auT-eJ-ovo'ios,
ov,
an
auro-SiKOS, ov, (avros, oiKrf} with one's own law: conducting one's own suits at home. auroStov, Adv. (auros) straightway. awo-IXiKTOS, ov, (avros, lAttracu) curling naturally. avTO-evrqs, ov, 6, avOfvrtjs, a murderer. avTO-6TT|S, fs, (avros, cros) in or of the same year : Adv. avroeres, in the same year, within the year. avTO-OeXel, Adv. of avroBfXrjs, voluntarily.
courts
(avros, fovo~ia)
in one's
own
power
: rb avregovaiovfree power. aur-cirdYYeXros, ov, (avros, fnayy^\\oâi) offering of oneself, of oneself, freely, Lat. sponte. auT-CTrtovijjios, ov, (avros, ITTOWUÔS) of the same surname.
auro-OcXTjs, fs, (avros, 0eAa;) of one's own will, voluntary. atrroOev, Adv. (avrov) of Place, from the very spot where one is,from hence, from thence, Lat. illinc. II.
of Time, on the spot, at once, Lat. illico. aviToOt, Adr. for avrov, on the very spot, there.
TOS)
aur-epenjs, ov,
a! once.
o,
(avrus, epfrrjs') rower
and
soldier
auTO-KatrtYVTjTOS, o, and -TTJ, an own brother or sister.
77,
(avros, Kaaiyvrj-
atrro-KaraKpiTOS, ov, (avros, KaraKpivca) self-con-
dvT(u, Ep. impf.

impf., to cry, shout
:
dvTw,
only used in pres. and

[y]
also in Act., to call,
From
shout, call, esp. a war-cry, hence also the battle itself, [y]
duTTj,
77,
(at/a;)
battle-shout,
demned. avro-KcXcvOos, own way.

one's
ov, (avros,
#e'Aet;0os)
going
one's
avro-KeXctKTTOS, ov, (avros, Kf\evo}) self-bidden, of
auT-Y|KOOs, ov, (avros, dicoixa) one heard, an ear-witness.

avr-TjiJiap,
who has himself
own
accord.
es,
Adv., = avOrjiJi,fpov,
avTO-KeXT|S,
(avros,
K\O[ML) = foreg.
aAe'a;) self-called,
i.
on the selfsame day.
auTi-Yevqs,
f$, Ion. for avOiyevrjs.
ttvro-KXirjTOS, ov, (avrits, called, unbidden.
e.
un-
[t], Adv. (avTos) forthwith, straightway, immediately ; avr'iKa Kal (jLcrfirftra now and hereafter II. for presently, directly, Lat. mox. example, just to give an example ; avr'iKa ydp dp^fi Sid riv' 6 Zeus for example, by what means does Zeus rule the
:
auriKa
avro-KO|xos, ov, (avros, #0^77) with natural hair, II. hair and all. shaggy. avTO-KpaTT|s, c*, (auros, Kpdros} riding by oneself, having full power, absolute : TO avro/cpares free will.
atiTO-Kpdrcop, opos, 6, rj, (avros, Kparica} one's own I. of persons or states, free and inde2. of ambassadors, etc., pendent, Lat. sui juris. 3. of rulers, absolute : possessing full powers.
gods?
auTis, Ion. and Dor. for avdis. diJTjjiT|, (*dca, avca, to blow} breath bellows. II. a scent, odour.
:
master:
the blast of a
peremptory. auro-KTiTOS, ov, (avros, Krifya} self-produced,

by nature.
made
avro-j3oi, Adv. (avros, ^017) by a mere shout; avro(3ofl
e\iv
to take without resistance.
auTOKTOveto, to slay themselves or one another.

:
From
cu>TO-|3ov\os, ov, (avros, (3ov\r)) self-willed.

IMjrpus avr. a
child.
avro-YVvirjTOS, ov, (avros, yevvdca) KotfirjfJiara mother's intercourse with her own
II. aviTO-KTOVOS, ov, (auros, Kreivca} self-slaying. slaying one another; Odvaros avroitrovos mutual death by each other's hand. atiTO-Ki/ScpyfiTTis, ov, 6, (avros, Kvft(pvd<a} one who
auroYV(op,ov0),
f.
TIGOJ, to
act of one's
own
will or
steers himself.
,
judgment.
From
ov, (avros, KUTTTJ)
together with the
117
handle ; QiXi] avroituira weapons with a handle,
swords.
avTO-p.a0T|S,
e's,
i.
e.
(CLVTOS, fjiaOfiv) self-taught,
nvos
in
i
(avros, yâprus) oneself the witness, i. e. an eyewitness. avTOp.aTia>, f. icru, to act of one's own will, to act
6,
ff,
a thing. avTO-p-apTus, vos,
of oneself, of one's own accord. 3. by oneself, alone, = p.6vos avroi toptv we are by ourselves. 4. in dat. with a Subst., together with ; dvopovaev OUTT? avv <p6pfj.iyyihe sprang up lyre in hand : but mostly without avv, tirirovs avroiaiv oxea<piv horses, chariot and
;
all; this use

lies
i
and
of oneself, and so
atiTO-p-oiTOS,
*p.aoj)
r),
to act unadvisedly.
From
acting of
ov, also os, ov, (avros, p.p.aa, pf. of one's own will, of oneself, unbidden ;
2.
esp. self-moving; TO,
automatons.
spontaneous. selves : without cause, accidental ; aitb rov avrofMAdv. TCUS, Lat. ultro, TOV, naturally or by chance.
sponte sua.
|
avroâra self-moving machines, of plants, growing of themselves, 3. of events, happening of them-
g. himself himself with four others, OUTOS being the chief person. 6. also joined with the personal JPron., eyu avros, at avrov, etc., always divisim in
added
the
is freq. in Att., avroiai av(j.ndx lfft alall; avrots rots i-mrois horses and all. 5. to ordinal numbers, e. ire/iTTTos avros
i.
fifth,
e.
Homer sometimes the personal Pron. is omitted, as, avrov eXerjaov, for l/xe avrov again avrus is joined
:
:
with the reflexive tavrov, avrov, etc., to give greater II. Comp. ouTOTtpos, force, as avrbs KaO' avTov. more himself; and Sup. auroTaros, Lat. ipsissimus,
his very self.
II.
auTOjxoXeo),
f.
rfOca,
(auro/ioXos) to desert.
77,
Hence
as
avrop,6Xif]o-is, ecus,
and aurop,oXCa,
17,
desertion.
He,
she,
it,
Lat.
ille,
for the simple Pron. of
aviTO-jJioXos, ov, (avTos, fJ.o\eTv} Subst. a deserter.
going of oneself:
third person, only in oblique cases, and never at the On the difference between beginning of a sentence.
own
auTOvop.cop.ai, Dep. (avrov op.os) to live by one's laws, be independent.
From avTOvojxia, 17, independence. avro-vojxos, ov, (ai/ros, i/e;ua/) living by one's own II. (vfiJ.ofj.ai} feeding at will. laws: independent. a\rro-vv\i, Adv. (avros, j/u) that very night. atiTo-ijtiXos, ov, (avTos, v\ov) of mere wood. auTo-irais, iraiSos, 6, rj, (avros, THUS) an own child, son or daughter.
auTO-irf)p,a>v, ov, gen. ovos, (avros,
TTTJ/J.O)
the oblique cases auTot), avrG>, avrov, and the reflex. Pron. avrov, avry, avrov, v. sub tavrov. III. with Article, 6 avros, 17 avrri, TO avro, Att. contr. duTos, avrr), ravro and ravrov ; gen. ravrov, etc. ; Ion. wvros, rcavro the same, Lat. idem. It freq. takes a dat., like o/xotos, etc., 6 auTOs r> \i6<a
:
for
one's
own
woes.
ov, (avros, Trot ecu) self-produced.
vs, 6, (avros, iro\is) self-administered,
same as the stone TO avTo irpdaaeiv or iraaxtiv nvi to fare the same as one also in phrases Kara ravro, VTTO ravro, at, about the same time, Lat. sub idem tempus : els ravro, \v ravrw, IK TOU auTOt), to, i, from the same place.
the
;
:
auTO-nmos,
avro-iroXis,
independent.
IV. in Compos.,
tive, as in avTo/cTiTos.
\
I.
of
2.
itself,
i.
e.
natural, na-
Hence
6,
as
in
avruv\os.
of mere, of nothing but, in avroo'i3. of oneself, as
auTOiroXmrjs, ov,
atnro-TTOVTjTOS,
citizen
of a free
Troi/ecy)
state,
[t]
oatcTos.
ov,
(avros,
self-wrought,
avroavBpomos,
oeKa.
natural.
in auToci'ya0o>, 4. the very, the ideal, as in avroetc. 5. just, exactly, as 6. rarely, with reflex, sense of OUTOU and
7.
avr6-irp|Avos, ov, (avros, irpe/jivov} together with the root, root and all; auTonpe/m/os o\\vo~9ai to perish root and branch.
atrro-irpocrwiros,
ov,
d\\r}\(uv, as avOfvrrjs, avroKTOveoj. with, as in avroroKos young and all.
together
8. alone, by
(avros,
trpoaojirov)
in
one's
own
ing
person.
oneself, as in avroaKijvos. avTOO-6, Adv. (avrov} to the very place, Lat. illuc. ov, aiorjpos) of sheer iron.
a,\n-6rrTr\s, ov, 6, (avTos, oipojjai, fut.

oneself,
of
opactj) see-
an
eyewitness.
ov,
u,
(avrus, atiro-orBtjpos, avT6o--cri;TOS, ov, (avros, aevopjai) self-moved. avro-oraSta, fj, (avros, taraâi} a stand-up fight ,
self-sent,
auTO-'irwXirjs,
(avrus, muAeco)
selling oxe's
j
close fight.
own goods.
avrop-pios, poet, auropiôs,
rooted.
II.
avro-crroXos, ov, (avros, (TTtAAo/xat)
going
ov, (avros, /5t'a) self-
with the roots, roots
and
all.
fieca)
of oneself auro-OTOvos,
.
ov, (avTos,
arevw} sighing for or by
atiTop-ptn-os,
self-flowing.
poet,
avro-pvros,
ov,
(avros,
self,
oneself.
AT'TO'5,
axiTT),
auro, reflexive Pron.,
Lat.
auTO-o-4>aYT|S, or by kinsmen.
es,
slain by oneself (avros, a<paî]vai}
ipse: in oblique cases often for the person. Pron., him, her, it: with artic. 6 avros, rj avrrj, TO avro, the same.
I.
self,
myself, thyself :
i. oneself,
i.
e.
the part
off-hand
avroa^f atiTO-crxcSa, Adv. or speaR auTOO"X8idtft), f. aaoj, (avroa\J)ios} to act hence in bad sense, to act or speak unad:
ouv.
properly called
self, as the soul, opp. to the body ; or oneself, as opp. to others, e.g. the king to his subjects : hence it is used emphatically for a master, as in the 2. Lat. dixit. phrase AUTOS
2. in good sense, visedly : to judge superficially. Hence to devise a plan off-band. art auTO(rx8ia<rp.a, OTOS, TO, work done off-band,
'
Pythag.
6</>a,
Ipse
impromptu
and
118
hand: a
ov, o, one who acts or speaks off, novice, Lat. tiro. ainro-o'XcSios, a, ov, also os, ov, (avrus, <rê'5ios)
to
atiTO-xocovos, ov, lengthd. for avroxoavos, (ai>Tos, Xodvrj) rudely cast, shapeless, of a quoit.
auTo-xpTlp-o,,
Adv. (avros, xpVt*
-)
indeed, really
hand
7
avroo-x^Bitj, (sc. at once, plainly. ' aimos, Adv. of auros with Aeol. accent, even so, A^X ?) '?' fight, fray ; ace. avToo~x f ir) v as II. off-band, on the spur of \just so, as it is; yv/ivw euvra, avrcas, Adv. close at band. being unarmed, 2. just so, no better; often joined the moment. just as I am.
as
fern.
hand: a c l se
Subst.
hand
cuiTO-orxcSov, Adv. (euros, tr^fSuj/) near at hand, to hand, Lat. cominus.

ov, (auTos, Tf\fco) self-accomplished.
with other words implying contempt
vrjirios CLVTQJS
it
mere
child.
still
f.
auTOTa/ros, see avros n.
eV
auVatt
just as before, as white as when new.

II.
iffca
was; XCVKGV
auTO-T\(TTOs,
auro-T\Tis, cs, (aura's, re'Xos) complete in itself, Adv. auroreXa)s, absolutely, arbitrarisufficient: II. ly. taxing oneself. aurorepos, see auros n.
atrxevico, of, behead.
Att.
to),
(avxnv)
to cut the throat
a^xevios,
a, ov,
(avxnv) belonging
to the
neck; av-
X^VLOI TfvovTts the sinews of the neck.
avTO-TOKOs,
oi>,
(auros, TOKOS)
young and
all.
auTO-Tpa.Yi.KOS, ov, (auras, rpa-yt/fos) arrant tragic.

auTO-Tpo-n-Tjo-as, aor. I part, as if
(O.VTOS, Tpftroj) to
aiX<o, f. rjao}: aor. i r)vx>joa: like fcavxaoftai, to boast, pride oneself: c. inf. to boast that: generally, to protest, declare. From
from avTorpotiao),
AT'XH',
77,
boasting, pride.
turn straightway. av\t]\i.a, CLTOS, TO, (auxe'cu) a thing boasted of, the II. a boast: a]so = avxr), boasting. avrov, Adv., properly gen. neut. of euros, at the pride, boast. AT'XH'N, evos, 6, the neck, throat: metaph. a narvery place, there, here, on the spot, Lat. illico. row passage, a neck of land, isthmus ; also a narrow atrrov, Att. contr. for laurou. auroup-yia, 77, a working with one's own hand ; au- sea, strait : the narrow bed of a river a defile.
:
From Tovpyia <povov self-inflicted murder. 1. avr-oup-yos, ov, (auras, tpyov) self-working. as Subst., one who tills bis own land, a husbandman,
farmer.
self-wrought, extemporary. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and plur. avrotpi or trap' auroî on the very spot ; air' avrotpi from the very spot. curro-<|>Xoios, ov, (auros, <p\otos) bark and all.
avnr6<j>i, avr6<J>iv,
in-'
at5xT)O~is, fcws,
o,
f.
77,
(avxew) boasting, exultation.

to be squalid, Lat. squalere.
rjaoj,
(auôs)
II. pass,
of auros:
a, ov, (avxfJ-tw) dry, parched, dusty, 2. impoverished, needy. squalid, Lat. squalidus. auxfJios, o, (acu, avca, awos) drought : dearth.
atrx|A-a>8T]S,
fs,
(avxfJ-os,
tldos)
:
looking dry and

also to singe, set
murdering
auro-<j>6vos, ov, (auros, one's own kin.
*</a>) self-murdering, a murderer.
dusty ; TO ai/xf^Sfs drought. V H, Att. avb>, to dry, wither
AT
on fire.
auTO-<j>6vrr|S, ou, 6, (auros, *<piv(a)
AY
L,
f.
avow.
avT6-<j>opTOS, ov, (auras, (pupros) bearing one's
own
baggage.
auro-<|>VT|S, fs, (auras, (pvoi) self-growing, self-existent. 2. of home 3. nagrowth or production.
aloud: also of things, pers. to call upon.

call
to shout out, shout, aor. 771)0-0: to sound, echo: c. ace.
tural, opp. to artificial
avTofyvtis \6<poi hills in their natural state, not quarried or mined. Hence
;
Aeol. for aws, T)WS, morning. f. ioo) Att. tw, to purify : vote oneself with purifying offerings.
axiws,
17,
d<J>-a,YvifG>,
Med.
Pass.,
to de-
d4>-aipco>
f.
770-0;
pf.
cKprjprjKa
aor.
auTO<|>uci4S,
Adv. naturally.
<pv<ti)
self-caused. caught in the act of theft; ITT' avro(pwpa) \afi&dvfiv to catch in the act; fir' avTO(pu>p(t} aXwvai to be caught in the very act.
atiT6-(opos, ov, (avros, (pup)
auro-<J)i>TOS, ov, (auras,
d(prjp6r]v : pf. dcprjpTjfMi : have aor. 2 dêfAoi/, fut.

aiptoj).
from the Root 'EA- we med. d<êXo!/iat (drro,

:
To
take
from, take away from another;

;
c.
avnro-xeip, pos,
one's
own hand:
a thing.
of his kin: murderous.
rj, (auras, x 6t V) working with gen. the very maker or worker of II. absol. one who kills himself or one a murderer, homicide. 3. as Adj.
6,
dupl. ace., afyaipflv TWO. TI to rob of a thing d(paipeiv TIVOS to take from a thing, hence to diminish : to let II. Med. more freq. than Act., off, pardon.
to take
c.
away for oneself, bear off: acpaipeiaOai TI to bereave, deprive, rob of a thing, always
fj.7)
Tivd with
Hence
avroxipC, Adv. with one's own hand. avTOXtpCa, 57, (avroxfi />) a doing with one's own d<j>aio-TOS, Dor. for"H0ato"Tos. hands ; Lat. avroxeipia with one's own hand. : d<j>-d\Xojjuu, f. 6,<pa\ovpjai aor. I d(prj\diJ.r}v Dep. to spring off" or down from : to avro-xOovos, ov, (avros, xO&v) country and all. (0,770, a'XXo/iai) avrro-xOwv, ov, gen. ovos, (aura's, xî') of the land jump off.
: :
2. followed by the notion of taking for oneself. III. and inf., to prevent, hinder from doing. Pass, to be robbed or deprived of a thing.
itself,
Lat. terrigena
avroxOovcs,
ol, like
Lat. Abori-
d-4>a\os, ov, without the <pd\os or metal boss in
gines, Indigenae, of the original race, not settlers. avTO-x6\&m>s, ov, (avros, xoAo'cw) angry at oneself.
which the plume was

,
fixed.
:
f.
-a/*a/)T57<ro/icu
aor. 2
us
Ep. by metath. dirrjufiporov (dir6, dfiaprdvca) miss one's aim, fail in gaining. d<}>dp.apT, Ep. 3 aor. 2 of foreg.
:
to
'
d<f>t8cGTTpov, Comp., d<}>i8<rTaTa, Sup., of Adv.

f.
rjacj, to
be
the d4>a|xapTO-eirf|S, e's, (d<pap.apTtiv, CTTOS) missing at random. point, talking Ion. aor. 2 inf. diraoeetv : d<}>-avBdva>, f. -adrjffa to displease, fail to please. (O.TTO, dvSdvoj)
: :
SetV iruvov to be careless of,
unsparing or lavish of; d'.fxt.i. e. to neglect, avoid toil:
absol., d(pei8ria:avTes recklessly.
From
d-4>iSif|s, es, (a privat., </>efSo//cu) unsparing, lavish: 2. unsparing, cruel, harsh. Hence bountiful.
d<j>ei8Ca,
2. harshness, severity. 17, profuseness. d<j>i8ws, Ion. -cos, Adv. of aQeitys, lavishly.
d-<j>dvia, 77, darkness, obscurity. From *ance, utter destruction.
II.
disappear-
invisible: d-4>avT|S, es, (a privat., (pavrjvai) unseen, 2. vanished : hidden, secret : hence inscrutable.
>
2 opt. of dtpirjfii. d<j>iT], 3 sing. aor. ,jx<j>6i\ov, -6(jnr)v, aor. 2 act. and med.
d<j>6ip,ai,, pf.
of damped).
unknown
ovcria
rb agaves uncertainty. personal property, which can be

:
3.
dfpavrjs
'.
secreted, opp.
to make un: pf. r/tpdviKa : 1. to seen, hide, suppress: to make away with. rase to the ground, erase writing : to obliterate foot4. to 3. to secrete, steal, embezzle. steps, etc. II. Pass, to darken, obscure, tarnish : to efface.
to Qavfpd, real, as land. d4>avt<o, f. iffoj Att. tw
Hence
pass, of atyirjiu. d<j)cijjiv, I pi. aor. 2 of d<f>irjiJ.i. d<j5is, fiaa, aor. 2 part, of d<pirjû.
d<j)KTCov, verb. Adj. of direx *, one must abstain. From dcJK\eia, 17, (d^fATys) simplicity, plainness. d<j>e\6iv, d<j)Xeo-0ai, aor. 2 act. and med. inf. of
i
d-<j>\Tjs, es, (a
privat., <pe\X(v$) without

II.
disappear and be heard of no more, vanish : esp. of level, smooth. 2. to keep out of public, live plain. persons lost at sea.
retired.
a stone, metaph. of persons, simple,
Hence
ecus, 77,
dcjxivuTts,
a making away with.
II.
d4>-e\KO), f. eAcu: but the usu. fut. is a.<p(XKi>aei\Kv<ra.(a.s if from d<peA/a'cu)
:
vanishing, disappearance.
d<f>avuru.6s, o,
draw back:
d4>\6-n]s,
to
draw
17,
aside.
= dfydviffis.
:
rjros,
drink up. (dêXiJs) smoothness, evenness:

2. to
gotten
d-<J>avTOS, ov, (a privat., (paivopai) invisible, for: 2. unloosed for. obscure, secret.
pf. pass, d^p.p.a.i
d<f).
:
hence
simplicity, sincerity.
d<J>-dirTOj, fut. ^cc
(airo, anrca}
to fasten
from
or upon;
ap,p.ara to tie knots
on
d4>Xa>v, aor. 2 part, of dtpaipeca. d<j>\(os, Adv. of d<pe\rjs, rudely, coarsely. cuj>vos, TO, wealth, abundance.
a<|>-pKTOS, ov, (dTreipyoj) shut out from. but aor. I dtpfipirvva (as a<j>-epireo, f. â>:
if
a string:
hung on, hang on; dnafj.p.evos Ion. pass. pf. part, for d^/ifieVos. at once, I. d4>ap, Adv., straightway, forthwith:
quickly.
II. thereupon, then, after that. continuously, without intermission. a-<|)apKTOS, ov, old Att. for acppaitTos.
Pass, to be
from
d^fpTTv^y)
to creep of, steal
away.
III.
a-4)pros, ov, (a privat., (ptpoi) insufferable. of dcpirjfu. d(J)S, 2 imperat. aor. i the Releaser, epith. of Zeus. 'A<}>e<rios, 6, (d(pir)iJ.i)
a<j>ors,
ecus,
17,
a<|>-apiTda>
f.
daj, Att. daca or rather dffopai

:
(aupiiiiu)
a letting go, setting free

itself.
Pass., aor. I -rjprdadrjv
pf. -rjptrafffâi
to tear off"
a quittance, discharge: remission, forgiveness:

in a race, the starting-post starting of horses
or from: to snatch
d-<}>acrLa,
77,
f.
away:
to snatch eagerly.
d^xxprepos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. of dtpap, hastier.

(d'âros) speechlessness.
d<J>dcrco:
:
for dQfffrrjKoi, afccr-raii], shortened
3 sing.
pf. opt.
of
d(f)iffTr}fj.i.
d<J>dcroxo,
(anrca, afydoS)
to take
aor. I r/<paffa, imperat. atyaffov: hold of, handle, feel, touch.
a-<j>aTOs, ov, (a privat., <paros) not
named, nameless :
2.
let loose, freely ranging, esp. a<t>6T6s, ov, (dfiTjfu) of sacred flocks that were free from work : hence dedicated to some god.
that should not be
named
.
or uttered; d'âra xpr/fmra

.
untold sums
unutterable
there's no saying how. dtyarov us Jjuge, monstrous.
CC-<>6VKTOS, OV,=d(pVKTOS, q. V. d4>-t>o>, aor. I atytvaa (without
a.4>-avaiva>, fut. pass. avav6r)(TOfJLai,
= d<pavoJ.
faevfwi
boil
:
:to
singe
off.
:
d<j>-e|/o),
Ion. dire'vj/w
augm.) : pf. pass. 1. to toast, roast. boil off, fut.
<
d<j>avpos, d, 6v, weak, feeble. (Deriv. uncertain.) d<j>-atjo>, (diro, avoo) to dry up, parch, Lat. torrere Pass, to become parched, to pine away.
dcfxiu)
down.
:
II. to boil free
dftitfau :to of all dross, to
refine,
purify
to boil
young again.
handle, feel. d-ê^YTis, es, (a privat., <peyyos} without light, dark: 2. dim, faint. metaph. ill-starred.
d<{>da>,
or
(amoj,
d<p-f))
to
for a4>efa, pf. act., d<t>eo)Ka, Dor. Dor. for dtpfivrat, 3 plur., pf. pass, of dfiijiu. i. a Hgh'ing, a fastening, joint: 17, (aTTTcu) a<t>T|, : II. (airropan} a touching, handling
and d^twvrai,
d4>-Spuv,
privy.
d<J>fl,
GJVOS,
6,
(airo,
e'Spa)
the
draught: a
o:
kindling. the sense of touch.

a<J>-T]Y0|Acu,
to
Ep. for d(f>r), 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. d<f>7]Ka, Ep. for dfprjita, aor.
fut. pass,
o:
generally, relate, explain. in pass, sense.
to lead away, lead off: f. -rjjriaofjiat, II. to tell, lead the way, go first. III. the perf. a.<prirW ai 1S
Hence
120
d4>T)Y TlH- a
tive
:
narra-
d<j>-iKovo),
= d(piKVOfMi,
f.
:
to arrive at.
and
d<J>T|YT]cri.s
ting
diov
owjnjKa,
Ion. dinriYT]o-ts, ecus, 17, a telling, dirr)yr]ffios worth the telling. aor. I of dtyirjfu. Ion. dir-TjXi|, in
IKOS, 6,
37,
narra-
d4>iKeor0ai, aor. 2 med. inf. of d<piKVOfj,ai. d<j>iKco, Dor. for dtyiKov, 2 sing. aor. 2 of sq.
d<j>-ncv0p,<u,
d^>?y/zai
:
Dep.
erri
d(pigop,ai : aor. d<piKoiJ.ijv : pf. pass. to arrive at, to come to, to reach ;
;
d<j>-TJ\i,
beyond youth,
d(f>r)XiKe-
elderly: mostly used

ffrfpos,
Comp. and Sup.
Kfffdat Is
-tararos.
of d<patp<a.
(d(pirjfjiC)
a4>-T)p.at, Pass, to sit apart.
or et's TrdVra to try every means d(j)iTO taârov Kaitov to come into extremest misery; Sid fid^rjs, 81' k \0pas dfpitccadai nvi to come to battle, or into enmity with one. II. to come
d<piKea6ai
back, return.
d<f>iKop.evos, aor. 2 part, of dtyiKveofjiai.
d4>TJpT)fca, pf.
d<j>-if|Ta>p,
opos, 6,
ff,
the archer.
d4>0apora,
corruptible.
incorruption, immortality.
From
a-<j>t,A.-a,Yci0os,
ov, (a
privat., (pi\os,
dyaOos) un-
a-<j>0apTOS, ov, (a privat., <p6eip<a) uncorrupted, in- friendly to
good men.
d-<j>0Y KT s, ov > (a privat., (pOtyyofjLai) speechless : not to be spoken of; kv dtyOeyKTca vdiret in a grove luhere none may speak.
a<t>0T],
d-<j)t\-dpYvpos, ov, (a privat., <pi\os, op-yupos) not loving money, not avaricious, not covetous. d-4>i\T)TOS, ov, (a privat., (f>i\eoj) unloved.
d<j>i\o8o^Ca,
f],
want of ambition.
Ion.
and Dor.
for
rj(pOrj,
3 sing. aor.
pass.
a-<J>iX68o|;os, ov, (a privat., (pt\os,

d-<j>i\os, ov, of persons, friendless.
From 8oa) not ambitious.

2
.
Of
dlTTOJ.
77,
of persons and
a-<j>0iTos, ov, later also
ov, (a privat., <p0iv<a)
un-
destroyed, undecaying, imperishable. d-<J>0OYYS, ov, (a privat., (pOeyyoftai} voiceless.
Adv. \cus. things, unfriendly, disagreeable, hateful: ci(f>Ujts, Ion. dmts, ecus, f), (d(piKveofj.ai) an arrival.
d<|>iiriretJ(o,
II.
f.
a going home again, departure.
d<j>0ov<TT6pos, -<TTaTOs, Irreg.
Comp. and
Sup. of
fvaca, (atyitnros) to ride off, away, or back.
dûiriria,
d-<j>06vK]TOS, ov, (a privat., (pOovfaj^ unenvied.
17,
bad riding.
From
II.
d<j>fn"iros, ov,
unsuitedfor riding orfor cavalry.

f.
d<}>0ovia,
17,
freedom from envy, readiness
more riding
badly.
often of things, plenty, abundance.

d-<j)0ovos, ov, act. free
From
:
d<j)-io-TY]fjii,
impf. dfpiarrjv:
aor. I
:
d-rroGT-fiaca: aor. I dir-
from envy
bounteous.
given, plentiful. voking no envy.
II. pass,
2.
= dvfiri<pOovo$,
ungrudging, not grudged, bounteously

unenvied, provcas, d<p9ovojs
ecFTrjaa
and
med.
to
diTfcfrrjadp.rjv;
in
which
:
tenses
it is
causal
put away, remove, separate
hence
volt.
lest
TWOS
to
III. Adv. have enough of a thing.
ex etl/
to hinder, frustrate : but mostly, to make re2. to weigh out; pf) "xpews dnoffTrjffojVTai
From d4>0opta, 17, incorruption, purity. a-4>0opos, ov, (a privat., </>0e/pcy) uncorrupt, chaste. Pass., aor. I -vOrjv [y] or d<J>-i8pvco, f. vffoa [u] :
-vvdrjv : pf.
d<t>-icp6ci>,
d(f)i8pvfj.ai
f.
:
intr. in Pass.,
:
II. they weigh out, \. e. pay in full the debt. with aor. 2 act. dtreffTrjv perf. d<pe:
plqpf. dfyearrjKeiv
to
and
fut.
med.
d-rroaTrj-
to
place elsewhere, to remove.

dcpiepcafjai:
ducrca:
pf. pass,
to purify,
away, or aloof from; diroirpayfjidTow, etc., to withdraw from business ; TIVOS to revolt from, and freq. absol. to diroffTijvai
:
stand
off,
dm
2.
hallow.
d<|>-u]p.i
rj(piei
revolt; also c.
:
inf.,
impf. (as if from d(pie<u) ff(piovv, 3 sing. Ep. d(pifi, 3 pi. rj(f)iovv, rjtyifffav : fut. dtprjcrca
: :
asking.
dTroarfjvat epojrfjffai to giva over absol. to stand aloof, keep off.
d,4>!x0<u, pf. inf.
aor. I d(prj/ta
dfpfOrjffOfJtai
pi.
:
pf. dtyfirca
Dor. dêcuâ
:
Pass., fut.
of d<piKV0[j.ai. d<|)XacrTOv, TO, Lat. aplustre, the curved stern

its
of a
teeth.
aor.
d(pfcavTai with
pf. ci<ef/zt, Dor. 3 d(piOrjv /o send forth, dispres. sense:
ship with
charge, Lat. emittere, esp. of missiles: in prose, to sew J forth on an expedition, send out. II. to send away, let go, Lat. dimittere : hence to throw
ornaments (Deriv. uncertain.) dcjAoury-os, 6, a foaming or gnashing of (Prob. like <p\o?ff@os, formed from the sound.)
a,4>vei6s, ov, also
97,
ov, (cifptvos*) rich,
wealthy
also
rich in a thing,
c.
gen.
dtpvcas.
away.
2. to let
go,
set free, esp.
from an accusation,
etc.: to remit: absol., d<ptevai Tivd to acquit. 3. to dissolve, disband, break up, of an army : so also of the council at Athens. to put away, di4. vorce. 5. dfpifvai ir\oTov els . . to loose ship for
form of dipveios. "A^Nri, Adv. unawares, of a sudden : also

d4>veos, d, ov, collat.
d-<j>6pT)TOS, ov, (a privat., (pofitofjuai) fearless, with-
out fear of,
c.
gen.
(a privat., <p60os~) fearless.
2.
d-4>o|3os, ov,
give up q^ causing no fear, not to be feared. a/owe ; to to />ass, neglect. IV. /o to, sz^r, d4>op6-<nr\aYXvos, ov, (afpo&os, airXdyx vov } fearV. seemingly intr. less of heart, stout-hearted. permit to do or to be done. (sub. (TTparov, vavs, etc.), to break up, march, sail. d4)6|3cos, Adv. of d(po0os, without fear, securely. B. Med. to sewo? /or/ /row oneself, to send d<j)-oSos, 17, (diro, oSos) a going away, departure : 2. to loose oneself II. = a7ro7raTos. forth. from : freq. in Att., c. also a going back.
III. to
:
a place.
hence
to 7eaz
to
gen. only, dtpov TCKVOJV
let
go the
children.
a-4>oi|3avTos, ov, (a privat., <poi@aivu') uncleansed.
121
d<J>-op,oi6a>,
f.
cuaoj, to liken,
make
like.
II. to
compare.
d4>-OTrAia>,
f.
III. to
iaca, to
portray, copy.
disarm, strip o/ arms : Med., d<poir\ieaGai eWea to put off one's armour. with borpf. dtyfupatca d<f>-opdo>, impf. d<f)fajpow
: :
rowed fut. dir<jifjo[Mi (as if from aTr-o'Trro/ttzt), and aor. 2 an-erSci/ (as if from air-doca) : to look away from all others at one, and so to look at, Lat. respicere
:
<ppd$w) unutterable, 2. untold, numberless. II. (a privat., not thought of, unseen, unexpected. Hence >S, Adv. unexpectedly. d4>po, f. 770-0), (<%>ds) to foam: c. ace. to cover with foam.
d-ij>pacrTos,
ov,
(a
privat.,
strange.
d<j>pT)-A6YOS,
ov,
(dcppus,
\4yca)
gathering frofh,
skimming.
the d<j>pTjo-TT|s, ov, 6, (dtppeca) foaming one.
d<j>pT)To>p, opos, 6, Ion. for dtppdrcap, (a privat., rptt)
to see clearly,
have in full view.

III. rarely, to
II.
to
look
from
a place.
look away,
have the back turned.

d-<J>6pir]Tos, ov, (a privat., <poprjr6s) unbearable, in-
<pd-
wifhout brotherhood, bound by no social

f.
tie.
d<f>pio>,
iffca,
d(ppca, to foam.
(d<ppo$) foaming. the foam-born. From
sufferable.
d<j>piois,
77,
60"o-a, ev,
77,
d<|>opia,
(atpopos) a not bearing, dearth of a

II.
a<j>po-yV6ia,
thing.
d<f>opt6i,
barrenness.
d4>po-Y6VT)s,
cs, (cuppus,
ytveaOai} foam-born.
to
3
:
sing. fut. act. or 2 sing. fut.

f.
med. of
:
d<j>-opto>,
dtpdipiffâi
iffca
Att.
to)
aor. dtywpiaa.
pf.
pass.
to
determine, define appropriate.

reject, banish.
d<j>-opjji,d<o,
f.
mark off by boundaries : to part off", Med. to mark off for oneself,
:
'A<j>po8io-uxs, dSos, fern. Adj. sacred to Venus. 'A4>po8urios, a, ov, also os, ov, belonging
Venus.
^
II.
'A<ppo8iaiov, TO, the temple
of Venus:
'A(ppo8iaria, rd, her festival.
From
II.
to set apart,
ordain
also to
'A4>po8iTT] [r], 77, (d^pos) Aphrodite, Lat. Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, born from the sea-
rjaca, to
intr. to start
from
make to start from a place. II. a place, set off: so in Pass, to go
foam.
<xe{>pova>,
II.
as appellat. love, desire:
also beauty.
dcj)pov{TTpos, -eo-raros, Comp. and Sup. of

f.
forth, start, depart.

d<|)-opjjLT|, 77, (CITTO, opuri')
770*0;, (a</>pa>j/)
d<ppcav. to be silly, to act foolishly.
a starting-place, means of d<j>povTierrca>, f. 770-0;, From starting, base of operations : hence also a place to of a thing. retire to, a place of safety. 2. a starting-point, the d-<j>p6vTrros, ov, (a
occasion or pretext of a thing. 3. means, resources : esp. the means or sinews of war, as money, II. a ships, etc. capital, L,zt.fundus. making
:
to be heedless: to
have no care
heedless:
less.
privat., (ppovTifa) thoughtless, so inAdv.,d^poi/Ti'o-ro;s ex iv tobe thoughtII. pass,
unthought
of,
unexpected.
d-()>p6va>s,
Adv. of
dfppojv, foolishly.
start,
undertaking.
'A^PO'5,
d<})poo-vvif],
6, foam, froth.
77,
d4>opp,T|0el6v, 3 pi. aor. I pass. opt. of u<popfj.acu. d<j>-oppuop,ai, Med. to unmoor ships from harbour.
(d<ppojv} folly, thoughtlessness.
d-<j>6p[xiKTOS, ov, (a privat., (pop^'ifa} without the lyre. d<j>-opfju>s, ov, (dno, opp.os} without harbour in a
place.
d-<|>opos, ov, (a privat., (j>(pca) not bearing, barren. d-4>6pv/KTOS, ov, (a privat., (popvaacu) undejiled, unstained.
d<j>-ocri6a>, fut. cuaoj, (diro, oaivs) to Med. to purify guilt:
d-4>povpos, ov, (a privat., (ppovpd) unwatcbed. d<J>po-4>VTis, es, (dtypos, <pvot}) froth-producing, milky.
d-<j>po)v, ov, gen. ovos,
less,
(a privat., Qprjv) senseless, witfoolish, crazed, silly, Lat. amens, demens. Comp.
and Sup., d(ppovfaTpos, -tararos.

d()>-vSpaCv(i), (aTTo, vSpaivca) to
wash clean: Med.
to
wash
purify or liberate
oneself, bathe. d$v-r\, 77, a sort of
anchovy or sardine.
from
oneself from sins of
d-<|)i>T|s, es,
negligence; d<pocnovffOai roti, aor. 2 imper. med. of dtyirjpi.
a<j>6a>VTa, Ep. for d(pu>vra,
atpdca.
dull
(a privat., ^1^7) without natural talent, II. in naturally unfit for a thing. good
sense, simple.
not to be shunned, CL-<J>'UKTOS, ov, (a privat., <pvKTos) 2. act. unable to inevitable: of arrows, unerring.
escape.
pres.
act. part. ace.
of
d<|>v\aKTa>,
f.
770-0;,
to be off
ones guard :
c.
gen.
to be careless about, neglect.

f.
From
d4>paSta>,
rjffoj,
to act
without sense.
From
d-4>p3SY|S, fs, (a privat., 0pdbjucu) thoughtless, silly: of the dead, senseless. Adv. dqpdotojs, foolishly, senselessly.
ed.
d-<f>v\aKTOS, ov, (a privat., ^>v\daaoj) unguardII. of persons, unguarded, unheeding ; dtpv-
Hence
77,
d4>pS8ia,
felly, thoughtlessness, silliness.
d-<j>pd8(juov, ov, gen. ovos, d<f)paor]s, thoughtless. d<j>paivco, (a-(pp<uv) to be silly.
\aKTov Tiva \afj.(3dviv to catch one off bis guard. Adv. -TOW. Hence d<J>v\aia, 77, want of vigilance, unguardedness.
f. to-o;, (duo, v\ica) to strain off. of dry d-<})vXXos, ov, (a privat., <pv\\ov) leafless, wood a<pv\\ov ffTOfMt speech not seconded by the
d<j>-v\ia>,
a-<{>paKTOs,
old
Att.
a-<|>apKTOS,
II.
ov,
(a
privat.,
typaaata) unfenced,
d-<j>pd<r}xa)v, ov,
unguarded.
off one's guard.
suppliant's olive-branch.
d<f>tiiv, fut. inf. of d<pv<raa}.
gen.
d4>-virvi&>,
d<j>-v-irv6co,
f.
f.
iffca,
to (diro, VTTVOS)
wake from
sleep.
:
iv, ovos,
Dor.
'
wool : aor. I wpvirvwoa. : (diro, vnvota) II. to fall asleep. to wake or rouse from sleep. the mud and dirt which a d<J>vo"yTOS, 6, (dtyvaaca) stream carries with it, rubbish. 'A*T'22fi, fut. dfpvgaj Dor. -o> : aor. I fjQvaa : Ep. afyvaaa : aor. I med. ijfpSffdfjLrjv Ep. d(f)vaadfj.r]V to rfraw liquids ; iriOcuv rjtyvaotro olvos wine was drawn from the casks: Med. to draw for oneself, to 2. to pour in a heap, to pile up, drink,
quaff.
ov, (a privat., x^t- <ja ivca } not "vexed with
storms.
j
d-xeup, pos, 6, 57, (a privat., X e v) without hands : without dexterity, awlrward. d-XipT)S, es, without hands. d-xetpoiroiTjTOS, ov, not made by hands. d-xipos, ov, = dx*ip TO, dx e 'p a the hinder parts of
the body.
nXovrov dcpvgeiv Med., <t-A\a me up a pile of leaves.

: :
fityvadprjv
7 heaped
d-xipt>TOS, ov, (a privat., x^pooj) not trained by the II. unconquered. hand.
d-^VTCvros, ov, (a privat., <f)VTev(a) not planted. to have no d(j>vca$ 6%eiv d<j)vws, Adv. of dtpvrjs natural talent. ov, (a privat., dxuvecu) unspeakable, und-<}>d;vir]TOS,
'AxXcos, poet. 'AxcXcotos, o, Acheldus, name of several rivers ; the best known ran through Aetolia
II. as appellat. any running and Acarnania. water, as in Virgil, Acheloia pocula. more rarely 6, a wild prickly shrub, 17, used for hedges the wild pear. 'AxepovTios and 'Ax^povo-ios, a, ov, of or belong-
"AXEPAO5,
utterable.
dcjxovia,
77,
II.
voiceless, speechless.
speechlessness.
From
-v<as.
d-4>wvos, ov, (a privat., $<avr\) voiceless, speechless,
ing to Acheron:
fern, -ids, d5os.
dumb : inarticulate. Adv. dxd [a], Dor. for i'ixn'Axaia, Ion. 'Axautj,
in Attica.
77,
(X OS )
epith. of
Demeter
dxatvT)s,
epith. of a
6,
(d/s) with single points

stag
:
to his horns,
young
also
d\aii-\rr\, 77,
77,
a deer.
have been brought by Hercules from the banks of Acheron. in Hades. (De'Axpwv, OVTOS, 6, Acheron, a river rived from dxos, as K.UKVTOS from KCCKVOJ.) dx^Tas, ou, 6, Dor. for 77x^7/8, (dêcy) sounding: esp. the male cicada, from its chirping.
dxepG>iS,f'Sos,^>e white poplar, supposed to
'Axaus,
Att. 'Axats, toos,
the
2. (sub. or without âia. man : so also 'Ax<uias, dSos, 17. 'Axaios, a, ov, Achaian, Lat. Achivus.
Achaian land, with arc Achaian wo71^1/77)

II.
as
mourn, be sad, nvos for one. mourn, be sad, only used in part., in heart. II. from the KTJP dxfojv sorrowing I. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 -JJK&same Root 'AX-, came dxva>, (axos)
to
dx>,
(d'x s ) to
Subst.,
I.
'Axcuot,
of,
ê Achaians,
'Axata,
17,
in
Homer ê x ov
Greeks generally.
ponnesus.
2.
Achaia, in Pelo-
causa l sense, to make to grieve, vex, distress : > so also redupl. fut. daxi7crcu, aor. I dKd\rjaa (as if from dxi>). 2. Med. and Pass, to grieve, subj.
ditdxTjTai, opt. dfcdxoiTO, impf. 3 pi.
pf. pass., dicdxtJfJ-ai,
d-xdXtvos, or, (a privat., x^'ôs) unbridled. d-xa\ivwTOS, OP, (a privat., x ^-"7 ^ ") unbridled. ^ 8 ) without a d-xd\K6<>s, ov, (a privat.,
dKd\ovro
x^X
farthing.
Hence
to be
~ Ep. 3 pi. dKr)X.ta.ra.i or ditr)X* a rai (for dicrjX'r] VTat } 3 pi- P^ dKaxfiaro (for d/fryinf. dtfdxrjffOai ; part. d/taxTyêvos, Ep. also
> ;
without a farthing. dxa\Ko, a-xaXic6im>s, ov, (a privat., x -^^

metal.
not forged of
eo>
[a],
Dor. and poet, form for Dor. for ryxâ.

eVos, o,
we<?J,
77,
^x^-
d-xa\KOS,
arms ;
ov, without d'xaA/fos daniScav
brass, esp. without
brasen
'AXH'N,
dxtjvCa,
/)oor,
= dvev dcrmdow
d-xdXKtoTos, ov, (a privat., "xaKKoca) = dxdvi] [ax-], 57, a Persian measure, 45 fj.e8ifj.voi. (a privat., xav "/ ) not opening the d-xaviqs, II. (a euphon.) yawning, vast. mouth. d-xopaKwros, ov,(a privat., \apaKu<a) not palisaded.
,
-)(aKKwv. dâXK euros.
77,
want;
Hence e^_y. [a] 6 undraw dx^vi'a the eyes'
d-xfipts, o, 1), dxo.pi, TO, gen. ITOS, (a privat., x^P ts ) II. without grace or charms, unpleasant, wretched.
blank gaze. dxQeuvos, 77, ov, (dxOos) burdensome, oppressive. Adv. -vus, unwillingly, Lat. aegre, moleste. dxOsts, aor. I pass. part, of dya. dx6t]8(ov, oros, 77, (d'x#o/xai) grief, annoyance. dx0Tjo-op,ai, fut. pass, of dyca.
dxOop,ai, Pass, with fut. med. dx#eo*ojuat and pass. aor. I i]yQto9t)v 1 (<*X~ dxOfaOrjffofjai pf. /o be burdened, loaded: to be weighed down, 0os) :
: :
ungracious, thankless, Lat. ingratus.
^x^^
'
dxapurro,
f.
TjffQ},
(dxdpiO*Tos) to be ungrateful.
privat.,
II.
dxapioria, 77, ingratitude, ungraciousness. d-xdpwrTOS, Ion. and poet. d-x&pi-Tos, ov, (a
XapifrfMi) unpleasing : without grace. 2. gracious : ungrateful, thankless. ' thanked : Adv., OVK dxapiffrcas ex fiv riv L thanks are not wanting to him. 3. with an ill will: hence in Adv., dxopto*TOJS tireffdai to follow with a bad
grace.
unpass, un-
discontented, vexed, disgusted. eos, TO, a weight, burden, load; d\0os II. a load of dpovpys a dead weight on earth.
"AX0O5,
grief: sorrow, grief, distress. (ix0cc}>opecj, f. 770-0;, to bear burdens, to bear as a From burden. dx0o-c{)6pos, ov, (dxOos, <pepca) bearing burdens. a, ov, of or belonging to Achilles:
123
'A.\i\\eiai pdfat, cakes of fine barley-meal, dainty
ov.
III.
food.
From
feus,
:
Adv. of manner,
to the uttermost, utterly,
Lat. penitus.
:
Ep. rjos, 6 Ep. also 'AxiXetis Achilles, son of Peleus and Thetis, chief of the Myrmidons, hero of the Iliad.
'AxtXXcvs,
a-Xpwp-aTOS, ov, (a privat., XPÂ"*) without colour. d-xpwcrros, ov, (a privat., xpwfa) uncoloured : untouched.
d-xtrwv, ov, gen. awes, without tunic, thinly clad. dxXcuvia, 77, want of a cloak : generally, want of
clothing.
From
d-xXcuvos, ov, (a privat., x^ a ^d) without cloak. a) d-xXoos, ov, contr. d-xXous, ovv, (a privat., without herbage.
"AXTTON,
husks.
X^
fem. Adj. of chaff. (dx^pov) a heap of chaff. dxt}po-8oKi], 77, (dxvpov, Sexo/iat) a chaff-bolder. r6, mostly in plur. chaff, bran,
dxtipms,
dxvpp.Ca,
i8os, (dxvpoi')
77,
(dÂus) murky, gloomy. 'AXAT'S, vos, 77, a mist, gloom, darkness, Lat. ca: in Homer also the mist which comes over the llgo eyes of the dying or swooning metaph. trouble. Hence f. iffca aor. i tfx^ vaa: to be or dxXtico, [u]: grow
a-xXtiocis,
fffffa, cv,
:
4Xt5p6-Tpnj/, rpifios, 6, (dxvpov, out the husks.

a.xc>>, 77,
rpifiaf)
threshing
Dor. for T^X^"
dark.
y
AXNH,
Dor. d-xva,
77,
anything that comes off the

;
II. d-xwpto-TOS, ov, (a privat., x^p' 7"^) not parted. (a privat., \wpos) without a place assigned one. Adv. of Place, backwards, back, away from, 2. of actions, away. again, over again. duVdfxcvos, aor. I med. part, of dirrofMt.
"A,
surface of a thing, as of liquids, foam, froth ; dxvrj ovpavia the dew of heaven SaKpvuv dxvr] dewy
III. solids, chaff: the down on fruit. a\vr)v in ace. as Adv., a morsel, a little bit. dxvtifjuu, Dep. only used in pres. and impf.: (dxos):
act.
tears.
II.
of
II. d-4/avo-ros, ov, (a privat., $0.1x0) untouched. without touching. d-v|/<yT|s, es, (a privat., ^fycy) unblamed, blameless.
dvj/6ti8ia,
dij/cvSco),
77,
f.
to trouble oneself, grieve.
770-cu,
truthfulness; and not to lie, to speak truth.
From
lacking gall: metaph. II. meek, gentle. allaying bile or anger. dxop.cu, Dep. (dxos) to mourn, bewail oneself. d-xopcvTOs, ov, (a privat, xoptvu} like dxopos, not attended with the dance, joyless, wretched. d-xopos, ov, without the dance : mournful, sad.
?)
d-xoXos,
ov, (a privat.,
*- 1
d-4fvST|s, (s, (a privat., tycvoos) without falsehood, Hence truthful: of things, genuine, pure.
dv}/v8ws, Ion. -DS, Adv. really and truly. d-v|/V(TTOS, ov, (a privat., i^tvSo/icu) unfeigned. d-ij/iiKTOS, ov, (a privat., tyi)\ui) not rubbed off.
d-v|/if]4)i<rTOS, ov,
(a privat., ^(piôfMi) not having

:
"AXO5, cos,
TO,
an ACHE, pain,
distress, in
Homer
voted.
dvj;l86op,ai, pf. fj^'ioonuii
only of the mind. = dxpavTos. d-xpo,T|S, t's, ' d-xpavros, ov, (a privat., xP a lt/OJ ) undefiled. dxpds, ados, 77, a kind of wild pear.
d-xpeios, ov, rarely a, ov, Ion. d-xpTjtos, (a privat., ' II. useless, unprofitable, unserviceable in war. neut. dxpeiov as Adv., a-xpuov ISwv giving a helpless
Pass.
(d^/i's)
to be tied
in a circle or curve.
diju-Kopos, ov, (aTTTOfiat, Kopos} satisfied with touching, fastidious, dainty.

dv}/ip,axia,
T),
a skirmishing.
From
XP ct a )
dx|/C-|jiaxos, ov, (oTTTo/xat,
look, looking foolish; dxpfiov ye\dv to laugh without use or cause, make a forced laugh ; dxptiov K\dfav
to bark without cause, of dogs.
/^dx/) skirmishing. From d\|/iv9iov, TO, Lat. absinthium, wormwood.
IN0O5,
Ion.
T),
wormwood.
Hence
dxpeioo),
f. wffca, to make useless, disable. d-xpt|'ios, ov, Ion. for dxpeios.
From dxpTjp-aTia, 77, want of money. d-xp-finSTOs, ov, (a privat., XP 7?/*") without or means : of dxp^fô.Toi the poor. From dxpt]p.oo"uvi], 77, want of money. d-xpT|p.ttv, ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., XPÂ40 )
funos, poor, needy.
o-xpâ-ria,
77,
a juncture: a loop, 77, (airroo) 2. the knot ; d^?Sfs \ivov the meshes of a net. felloe or felly of a wheel, the wheel itself; KVK\OS arch or t/awfr. ;foe/. 3. a dif/i8os the potter's dvj/icru, dat. pi. of diîs.
dvj/is, di)/is, toos,
money
= "XP ?"
1
dvj/op-poos, oi/, contr. dv|/6ppovs, ow, (d^, êcu) back-fiowing, flowing back into itself. duVop-pos, ov, shortd. form of foreg. moving backwards, going back : neut. ctyoppov as Adv., back-
a]
ward, back again.
uselessness, unfitness.
From
dv}/os, cos, TO, (aTTTo;)

d-\|i6<j)T]Tos, ov,
a juncture
a joint.
without noise;
c.
d-xpT]<TTOS, ov, (a privat., XP 770"*) useless, unprofitable, unserviceable ; dxptjaros cs TI unfit for a
(a privat.,
if/o<p(ca)
thing
cruel.
without
III.
effect,
Lat. irritus.
II.
unkind,
without cry of wailing. gen., d$6(pT]Tos KaKVfJidTCUv afyotyriTos. d-\|/O(f>os, ov, (a. privat., \f/u<f>os)
act.
making no use
of, c. dat.
dxpt, and before a vowel dxpis, (d'/cpos) Prep, with gen. until, Lat. usque ad; dxpi pd\a Kvtfyaos until as far as, dxpi rrjs ttapoias. II. deep in the night Conj. until, to the time that, Lat. donee : so also dxpt
:
V^x ") unco led> warm. From dvj/vxta, 77, cowardice. d-i|/i)xos, ov, (a privat., ^vx ?) lifeless,
d-v|;vKTos, ov, (a privat.,
7
spiritless, fainthearted.
*'An,
root ofdrjfu, to blow;
cf.
dfr, av<a.
1.24
* V AH, root of
lavoj, dcarfoa, to sleep
:
"AH
aor. I aeffa,
aOvva.
,
fcas, 77,
a walking, going.
Ep. v
*
deo~ffa, contr.
aaa.
*V
Afl,
to hurt, contr.
from
ddca, q. v.
A1,
Ep. with a
to satiate, inf dftevai [a], contr. for depcvai, for aeii/: aor. I aaa: verb. Adj. dros [o] ; but
Adj. of fiaoifa, one must go. paSitrrfjs, ov, 6, (jSaSi^cu) one that goes on foot, walker, goer; raxvs fiaoiGT-fjs a quick goer.
EOV, verb.
17,
ov, (/3aStcu)
good
at walking.
pf. pass., e'wos
daros [aa], contr. arcs. dw0ev, Adv. Dor. for r/a)0ei/. dovos, 77, Dor. for -ffioiv. at an untimely hour. pi, Adv. of dcapos, d-copia, 77, (d'cupos) untimely fate or Jea^, an unseasonable time : in ace. as Adv., dwpiav IJKCIV to have
privat.,
05, 6, (fiaiva})
r
a walk.
n>,
EIOTTIKOS, Zfl, f. fid<a, to speak, say: 3 sing. j3e/3aTdt a word has been spoken.
Pa0os, Adv.
pd0icrTOS,
paG[xos,
77,
pa0ca, Ion. for fiaOfia, fern, of of paOvs, deeply.

ov, Sup. of fiaOvs.
come
too Zate.
d-wpios, ov,
= dcupos.
ov, (d'cupos,
[a]
pa0p.is, tSos
and
Tdos,
6, (fta'tva)
a step. 77. step, stair,
From
II.
metaph.
dcopo-WKTOS,
vv}
at midnight, Lat. in-
tempesta nocte. d-copos, ov, (a privat., wpa) untimely, unseasonable, II. before the time, unripe. III. Xtifiuv, ddvaros.
rank, Lat. gradus. Pd0os, eos, TO, ()8a0f s) depth or height, Lat. aliitudo; etrl fldOos in file, of soldiers.
step, degree,
misshapen, ugly, [a] dwpro, Ep. plqpf. pass, of detpcu. 'Aws, 17, Dor. for 'Hws, "Ecus. Hence
'Eojffcpopos, the bringer of light, the 'Aoxr-4>6pos,o, morning-star, Lat. Lucifer. From f. 77<T<y, dorreio, (d<w) to sleep soundly. dwTOV, TO, and dcoros, 6, the best or choicest of its kind, the flower of the whole; in Homer of ihejinest
{3a0peCa, 77, fidOpov. pd0pov, TO, (/3atVa>) that on which one stands, a base, 2. a step or set of steps, the pedestal: foundation.
round of a ladder: in plur. metaph. an edge, verge.

-a'yKTjs, fs,
,
3. a threshold: a bench, seat. with deep vales. (@a9vs, d'-y/cos)
ladders.
4.
ov, (fiaOvs, @ov\r)~) deep-counselling.
Ion.
,
paOvyeos,
ov, Att.
paMyecos, av,
777) with deep
soil, fruitful.
wool, oios dcarov
',
also of ihejinest linen, \ivoio ACTT-
Pa0t-'yr|pa>s, otv, (ffadvs, yfjpas) in great old age,

decrepit.
TOV dcarov.
paOv-YAuirros, ov, (@a6vs, yXvTrroj} deep-carved. pa0v-8lvT|LS, 0"0"a, cv, (0a6vs, Sivdcu) deep-eddying.
B
JJ, p, pf)Ta, indecl., second letter of the Greek alphabet hence as a numeral, 0' = ovo and Sevrepos, but ,0 = 2000. The Aeol. and Dor. used it as the simple aspirate
:
Pa0v-8ivrjs, of, 6, (/3a0fs, 5ivr]) deep-eddying, [t] pa0ti-8oôs, ov, ((3a6vs, Su^d) far-famed. Pa0v-covos, ov, (fiaOvs, wvr)) deep-girded, i. e. not under the breast, but over the hips, so that the gown fell over the girdle in full folds ; esp. of the Ionian
cf. @a9vKO\iros. Pa0v-0pi|, rpixos, o, 77, ({ia6vs, 6pi) with thick hair: of sheep, with thick wool.
:
dress
before p, as ftpboov fipditos, for poSov paKos. It was often inserted between pX and /ip to give a fuller sound,
as in pear] /j,/3pia, yap/Spas, cf. dfj-^poros.
paOu-Kap-TTTis,
es, (fiaOvs,
Ka\i-m(a) strongly curved.
pa0v-KT|Trjs,
fs, ((3a0vs, tcfjTos}
very deep.
of into other consonants was chiefly owing to the different pronunciations of the
several dialects
TCIV.
II.
:
The change
I.
into
,
ir,
e. g.
fiarfiv for TTO-
fidpaOpov. PO,, shortd. form of 0aai\ev,
as Arcad., into pf6poi/ for ftfpe&pov, III. into *y, as ^Xrj^cav for ^SA^xcoj/.
pa0u-icXi]S, 6s, ((3aOvs, ArAeos) far-famed. paOv-KoX-rros, ov, (@a9vs,K6\iros') deep-bosomed, with 2. the dress in deep, full folds, like @a6vfavos. with swelling breasts. II. of the earth, with deep
valleys.
pa0ii-KpTj(Jivos, ov, (fiaOvs, Kprj/i,v6s} with pa0v-KpticrTaXXos, ov, with thick ice.
O King
high
cliffs.
Pauaco,
6/ess
redupl. for fidfa, to chatter.

c/ear
pajSai, (Bapaid|, Lat. papae, exclamation of surprise,
we
,
.'
we /
pa0u-KTtavos, ov, (@a6vs, tcrtavov) with great possessions, esp. of flocks and herds.
Pa0ii-Xip,os, ov, and pa0v-XifJLtov, ov, gen. oôs, ((3a6vs, \eii*uuv} with rich meadows. pa0u-XT|ios, ov, (fiaOvs, \rjLov) with deep, thick crops.
a chatterer. -uxa, f), Lacon. for yetyvpa, a bridge. aros, TO, (jSdfa;) a speech. Adv. (jSatVcc) step 6y ste/>, pacing, Lat.
6,
,
,
/>ecfe-
tentim, opp. to quick running. on foot, opp. to riding.

'
II.
marching
pa0v-jiaXXos, ov, (fiaOvs, ftaXXus) thick-fleeced. pa0v-(jnf|TTjs, of, 6, also pa0vp.f|Ta, (fiaQvs, /i^Tts)
deep-counselling.
III.
gradually, Lat.
aor. I
fut. Att. lovpai, later to)

:
pf.
0(3d8iKa
(jSaSos, /Sati/co)
to g-o
on foot,
to
to
go
slowly, pace: generally, to g'o.
Hence
Pa0v-voos, ov, contr. Pa0v-vovs, ovv, ({3aOvs, voos) profoundly wise. walk: Pa0vvu> [D], fut. paOvvw: pf. pepdOvjtca: (0a6vs): to deepen, hollow out, excavate ; fiaQvveiv TTJV <pd-
BA'KXOS.
to deepen the phalanx by increasing the
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num-
ber of ranks.
{3a0ij-vXos, ov, (PaOvs, v\ov} with thick wood. Pa6v-ir8os, ov, (PaOvs, IT (8ov) forming a deep vale. paOaj-ireXfAOS, ov, (PaOvs, TreA/na) thick-soled. paOti-irXovTOS, ov, (ftadvs, tr\ovTos) exceeding rich. pa9v-ir6\|AOS, ov, (paOvs, ir6\fj.os) plunged in war.
eviavrol Pepdavi nine years have come and 6. to mount, P. gone. ^ oi<ppov ; of animals, to ITTTTOI Paivo^fvai brood mares. cover; 7. with cognate ace., Paivciv Kt\fvOov to go a path; paivtiv -nula to advance the foot: also later c. ace., a-.vov (Pa
evvea.
itopos
disgust comes after praise
xp'os *Pa
/xe
debts
came
on me.
Causal, in fut. act. Prjaca: aor. swering to pres. Pipdfa):to make to
II. I
pa0vp-ptT7]S, pa0vp-pT]vos, ov, (Pa&vs,
ov, o, (pt a>)
= Padvppoos.
Zpnva (anPTJ-
prjv}
with thick wool.
go; <p)ras
Pa0vp-pios, Pa0vp-poos, ov,
ov, (Pa6vs, /5ta) deep-rooted.
aev
d(p'
'iTTirojv
he
made
the
men dismount from
the
contr. Pa0-up-povs, ovv, (PaOvs, ptoj)

:
chariot.
Pdi'ov, TO, (Pats) a
deep-flowing, with deep, full stream. BA-0T'2, /3a0efa, Ion. a0ea, /3a0u
:
palm-branch.
Comp. paOv-
Sup. paOvraros, repos, poet. Padicuv, Dor. pdaaow 2. deep, poet. pdOiffros. Deep or high, Lat. altus. thick, luxuriant, as of the hair and beard generally, large, abundant : of the voice, deep : of thought, then in various senses, of time, age, etc. @adeep :
: ;
a, 6v, little, slight, short, small, humble ; Ix^'P 6 * Pai6s he was travelling with small escoit; I^TTJ Pairjs (sub. rjXiKtas) from childhood; Paiov, as Adv.
BAIO'2,
little.
BAI'TH,
9vs cpOpos morning-prime; PaOv yrjpas great old age Pa9fid (pd\ay a column deep in file. pa0v-o-Ka<J)TjS, S, (PaOvs, o-Kcnrrca} deep-dug.
Pa6v-<ricios, ov, (PaOvs, ffKia) deep-shaded.
a palm-branch. a peasant's coat of skins. (3aiccXas, o, a priest of Cybele. BaKi^w, f. iaca, (Ba/f/s) to prophesy like Bads. j3aKicapis, tSos or teas, 7), baccar, an aromatic plant.
BA'I2,
77,
77,
Pa0v-<rircpos, ov, (PaOvs,

ful.
ffirfipca)
deep-sown, fruit-
f), PdKTpov. = pdicrpov. paKTTjptov, TO,
(3aKTTjpia,
paKTpevp-a, aTos, TO, a
Pa0t>-cnrepvos, ov, (PaOvs, artpvov) deep-chested; fiaOvffTfpvos cua deep-bosomed earth.
From staff", support. From KTpEva>, f. aca, to lean on a staff. , TO, (*Pdca, Pipdfa) Lat. baculus, a staff.
irpoo-aiTrjs, ov, 6, (Pdnrpov, irpocraiTijs) one
pa0v-<rroXp.os, ov, (PaOvs, crroA/xo's) with deep, full

robes.
pa0v-o-TpcoTOs, ov, (PaOvs, aTpwvvvp,i) deep-covered, well-covered, of a bed.
who begs leaning on a staff. (^Bax os ) to rave with Bacchic frenzy.

,
affat, to
raise
the
strain
Bax,
II.
Pa0v-<rxoivos, ov, (PaOvs, G\o?vos) deep

rushes.
grown with
to invoke Bacchus.
Ca,
v,
7),
Pa0u-<|>pa>v, ov, gen. ovos. (PaOvs, (pprjv) deep-counselling.

(3a0v-<j>'u\X.os, ov,
(Ba*xos) Bacchic revelry. TO, the temple of Bacchus.
ov, (Baxos) Bacchic, belonging to (PaOvs, <pv\\ov) thick-leafed. pa0v-xa.iTT]s, ov, 6, also j3a0vx<UTT|6ts, -fjtaaa, rjev, Bacchus or his rites: like a priest of Bacchus, inspired, ' (fiaOvs, x a irr)) with deep thick hair, with thick mane. frenzied. Bacchic revelry. , aros, TO, (Ba/fxvcw) |3a0v-x0<>v, ov, gen. ovos, (@a&vs, \0<av} of deep Hence soil, fertile. ecus, 6, Ba/cx os -
PCIITJV, ?ys,
77,
aor. 2 opt. of fiaivcu.

*^3acy
:
ov,
fut. p-^ffo: ,
BAI'Nfl, formed from the Root

and
ecus, 77,
Bacchanalian, frenzied. (Ba/fx 6 ^ 00 ) Bacchic revelry.
/xat, Ep. fieoftai fato/tai, Dor. PdffevfMi pf. inf. Pfpaêv PtfirjKa, Ep. 3 pi. Pfpdaai, Pfpdffi Pepavia, contr. Pfpws, Pepwaa, Pfpdis part. Pcpaajs, aor. 2 (Prjv, Ep. 3 sing. ^837, Ep. 3 dual PO.TTJV [a] imperat. PrjOi, in compds. Pa (as KaraPa) subj. PW, inf. Prjvai, Ep. PIOJ, Ep. 3 sing. $1777 opt. Pairjv Ep. p-f}fj,fvai; part. Pas, pdaa, Pdv. Med., Ep. 3 sing,
;
:
6a>,
Bacchus.
bacchari.
BO.KXTI, fi, spired or frenzied
(Ba/fxos) to keep the feast of speak or act like one frantic, Lat. II. causal, to inspire with frenzy. II. any in(Bax os ) a Bacchante.
f.
tvffca,
2.
to
woman.
17,
Baicxios, a, ov, and Bacxu<os,
ov,
aor.
fprjfftro, for ePrjo-aro : Pass., aor. I ifidOrjv [a] in compds. as avvepddrjv pf. Pepa/Mii in compds. as irapapfpafuu. To go, walk, step. 2. Ep. with inf., prj 8* "t^fv, Pdv 8' iivcu he, they set out to go ;
i
:
Bacchanalian
1
generally, inspired, raving. as Subst., 6 B<kx>s (sub. 0eos), the Bacchic god,
:
i.
e.
Bacchus.
|
Prj 8e dfav he started to run. to go after a Paiveiv CTT' ;
3.
Paivfiv pcrd TI
BaKxts, iSos, T/.^Ba/fX 7?BaKXtwTTjs, ov, 6, (Bci/fX' os ) a Bacchanalian.
\TTIOOS, etc., to prothing ceed upon hope, i. e. to feel hope, etc. 4. the pf. (ifPrjKa chiefly has the sense of being in a place, being
settled; (v
ej07;eVc
to
stand
fast;
res they
who are
in office.
5.
BA'KXOS, <5, Bacchus, the planter of the vine, god of wine and inspiration, and particularly of dramatic The same word with "laKôs, and so from poetry. of kv reXei Pepia- tdx<y. II. a Bacchanal : generally, any one inof lifeless things, spired or frantic with passion.
.
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77,
/SoAawypa
(0dXavos, (dypa) a hook
to
pull out
{3dp.a, TO,
Dor.
to chatter
the fidXavos or bolt-pin,
key.
j3ap,J3cuvco,
with the teeth:

I pi. aor.
to
stammer.
pdXdvetov, TO, Lat. balneum, a bath, bathing-room. BA'AA'NET'S, ecus, 6, the bath-man, Lat. balnedtor.
(Formed from the sound.)

2 subj. of fiaivca. (Bdp.es, |3dp,|xa, OTOS, TO, (^SaTTTcy) that in which a thing is dipped, dye : see fidiTTQj.
Dor. for @w(j.ev,
Hence
f.
generally,
wait upon a person at the bath : wait upon. |3dXdvT)-<J>dYOS, ov, (pdXavos, <pay(iv} acorn-eating. {3d,\dvn-<j>6pos, ov, (QdXavos, <j!>epa>) bearing acorns
pdXdvu,
era, to
to serve,
pdv, Ep. for Zfiav, efiijaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 of Paivca. Pdvaucria, 77, (fidvavaos) handicraft, the life and habits of a mechanic : hence vulgarity, bad taste.
or dates.
Hence
j3dva/u<riKos, 17, t>v, of or for mechanics; Tfx vr] vavffiKT) a mechanical trade, Lat. ars sellularia.
J3dXdvio>, (0dXavos) to shake acorns from a tree. j3dXdvi<r<ra, 77, fern, of fiaXavevs. BA'AA'NOii, 77, an acorn: also of other fruit, esp. II. the date ; Atos fidXavos the sweet chestnut. an iron peg, Lat. pessulus, passed through the bar into a hole in the doorpost behind it, and taken out with a hook (0aXavdypd) when the door was to be Hence opened, a bolt-pin. |3dXdv6co, f. wffa), to bar the door with a bolt-pin, to
close up.
$a~
pdv-av<ros, ov, (for fiavvavcros, from fiavvos, avco) working by or with fire: hence generally a mechanic: metaph. low, vulgar, illiberal. Pavavcr-ovpyia, 77, (jfidvavaos, *pyca) handicraft. {3ais, fcas, 77,()3dâ;) a saying, report, announcement, esp. of an oracle dAoOo'ifios /3dis the telling or tidings
;
of the capture.
|3aXavTn]-T6p,os,
o,
BAAA'NTION,
(QaXdvTiov, TCjueiV) a cutpurse. TO, a bag, pouch, purse.
dip under:
(BairTL^co, fut. Att. PaiTTtw, (/3a7mu) to dip repeatedly, II. to baptize. Hence Med. to bathe.
paXavTiOTOfieco, to cut ptirses.
= @airTifffi.6s.
Paimcr(x6s,
JBd'imo'p.a, OTOS, TO, that which

o,
is
dipped.
:
II.
BAABI'2, f5os, T), mostly in pi. paXfttSes, Lat. carceres, the post of the race-course, whence the racers started and to which they returned, both in running
and driving
:
a dipping in water
baptism.
II.
paiTTio-T^js, ov, 6, one that dips, a dyer. baptizer : o BctTmo'TT/s, the Baptist.
(Bain-os,
any starting point.
II.
any point
to be gained, the battlement of a wall: an end, term. pdXe, for &aXe, 3 sing. aor. 2 of jSdAAcy. also |3aXXiqv, 771/08, o, a akin to Hebr. pdXrjv,
drawn
77, ov, dipped, dyed: bright-coloured. like water. From
II.
BA'IITXl,
e0d(f>r)V [d]
:
king,
fut. jSd^co. Pass., aor. kftd(f)6rjv, aor. 2 I. transit, to dip, pf. fiepawai.
Bel or Baal, Lord.

pdXios, d, ov, (jSaAAco) spotted, dappled. J3aXXavTiov, TO, = fiaXdvriov. fBaXXtjvaSe fiXftreiv, a play on the words fidXXca and
the Attic
aor. 2
dip under, Lat. immergere.

steep
:
2.
to dye,
colour,
proverb., fidTrreiv
steep one comb.

\
^dp.p.a âpdiaviKov to in Sardian dye, give him a bloody cox-
nvd
deme
TiaXXrjvr).
BA'AAH;
plqpf.
fut.
@dXw,
Ion. jSoAecy, rarely fiaXXrjffQ}:
draw. II. 3. to fill by dipping in, intrans. to dip, sink ; vavs tficufev the ship sank. pdpaOpov. Ion. (Bepedpov, TO, (akin to fidOpov, (36Opos)
ZfiaXov, Ion.
inf.
/3aAeW
:
perf. peftXrjKa
j3e/3A77/ceu/,
:
Ep. @e0X-f)K6iv.
Med., Ion. impf.
PaXXfCTKero
fiXrjffofjiai
:
fut. fiaXovfuii
aor. 2 e0aX6fj.r]V, Ion.
imperat. /SaAei).
aor.
speak like a barbarian, speak a foreign tongue : to ape II. to hold with barbarians, esp. the e@XrjTo, subj. fiXrjtTai, opt. 2 sing. @Xeio, inf. @Xrj- foreigners. ffOai, part. pXrjpevos : Persians; cf. Mrjdifa. pf. ^^XrjfMi, Ion. 3 pi. /3eI. Act. to throw, @XrjaTai plqpf. e^fl3Xr}fj.r)v. BapjBapiKos, 77, ov, barbaric,foreign, like aforeigner, Adv. -a)s, in a foreign tongue, cast, hurl at, properly of a missile as opp. to striking, opp. to 'EXXrjviKos.
I
:
Pass., fut. PXr)Or}cro/Mi, fut. 3 #effiXrjOrjv ; 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2
a gulf, cleft, pit : at Athens a cleft behind the Spartan Acropolis, into which criminals were thrown, KfdSai hence, II. metaph. ruin, perdition. Papj3dpio>, f. ia<a Att. fa), ()3d/)/3apos") to behave or
a dart : metaph. of sound, to strike, KTVTTOS i. e. Persian. From ovara fidXXei of ships, to dash, strike : also to BA'PBA"PO2, ov, barbarous, i. e. not Greek, push : to let fall : and of tears, to shed: also to put foreign: as Subst., fidpfiapoi, ol, all that were not on or over, KvtcXa dftfyl byttaai ffdXe. Plato divides 2. intr. to Greeks, or that did not speak Greek. II. Med. mankind into Barbarians and Hellenes, as the Hefall, tumble, rroTapos ds aXa fidXXcav. to 2. to brews gave the name of Gentiles to all but themweigh with oneself, ponder, deliberate. throw around oneself; i(pos d//</>' uiftois fidXXccrOai selves. II. from the Augustan age, the term to throw over one's shoulder. was applied by the Romans to all nations except 3. to lay a foundathemselves and the Greeks: but the Greeks still aftion, @dXXfaOai aarv to found a city. (3aXourai, Dor. for jSaAoSaat, aor. 2 part. nom. pi. fected to look upon the Romans as Barbarians. fern, of ySoAAcu. ov, (@dpf3apos, <pojvr)) speaking a
to hit with
:
i
|3apf3dp6-<|>covos,
f.
|3aX6s, ov, 6, Dor. for firjXos. *

"i,
strange or foreign tongue.

/3ap|3dp6ci>,
ucrca,
fut. ind.
and
aor. 2 subj. of ftdXXca.
(/3d/>/3apos) to
make barbarous
BA'PBITON
or foreign
ticulate.
:
127
papv-p,T|vios, ov, and Paptijjnjvis, ^vts) exceeding wrathful.
i,
Pass, to become barbarous
to be inar-
gen.
tos, (0apv's,
BA'PBrTON,
instrument of
for the lyre itself.
TO,
and pdpptros, o or
17,
:
many
ov,
strings, like the lyre
a musical used also
Papti-^wr0os, ov, (/Sapvs,

ov,
fjnaOus")
exacting heavy
tpi,
/*o
os
pdpSurros,
Pspfcu,
rj,
:
Sup. of fipaovs
poet, metath. for fipaSiffros, so Comp. fiapovrepos for jSpaSuTepos.
wry
/ozsow<? or
aor.
by
painful.
Pdpw0v,
I pass,
\
(/3apos)
intr.
in
Ep.
pf.
part,
fiefiaprjws,
Ep. and Aeol. for fâpvvOrjffav, 3 of fiapvvca.

f. tfva),
:
pi.
weighed down, overcome, cos, Adv. of fiapvs,
oi'va)
Pefiaprjores.
Paptivto [v],
heavily, grievously; /Sapecws Lat. aegre ferre, to take a thing ill ; /3ap ecus dfcovftv to hear with disgust.
den:
to
torment
(jSapus) to Zoarf heavily, to burPass, to be weary, oppressed; /3a-
pvv,a9ai x*?Pa to be maimed in hand: vexed, annoyed, Lat. gravari.

Papv-6inr]s, ov,
u,
metaph.
to be
Pdpts, tSos, Ion. <os, 77, Ion. plur. /Septs, at, an Egyptian boat, a sort of raft : generally, a canoe, boat, Lat. ratis.
(0apvs, o\f) loud-voiced.
BA'POU,
cos, TO, weight,

:
grief, misery
also
ing.
papv-aXYT|S, 4s, 2. very grievous.

5,
burden, pressure: hence a quantity, excess. (@apvs, d\yos) grievously suffer-
papv-6pYT]TOS, ov, (@apvs, dpyrj) exceeding angry. papv-iTdXap,os, ov, (Papvs, ira\dfj.tj) heavy-handed. papv-irV0Tjs, es, (fiapvs, itivQos) causing grievous woe.
papv-Tr6V0T]TOS,
heavily.
ov,
(fiapvs,
irfvdeca)
mourning
ov, (ftapvs, aXyecj) very grievous.

(ffapvs, d'xos)
papv-irOT|s,
S,
,
groaning
heavily.
s, (/3apvs, ircofiv") heavy-falling. papv-iroTp,os, ov, (Qapvs, TTOTÔS) with heavy fate,
Dor. for PapvTjxrjs. ov, 6, and -nf|p, ^pos, o, fern. -Tipa, f), (/Sapus, fipefioo) loud-lhundering. papv-ppop,T)TT]s,oy, o, (/Sapvs, (Spo^ca) loud-roaring. Papij-ppop.os, ov, (/3apys, /3pe/>ia>) loud-roaring. Papv-Ppa>s, WTOS, 6, rj, (/Sapus, QiPpoucrKoj) greedily eating : gnawing, corroding. papv-YSoviros, ov, (0apvs, SoCn-os) heavy-sounding, loud-roaring, thundering. papu-YotivaTos and Papv-Yovvos, ov, ()3apt;s, ôvv) with heavy knees, loitering, lazy. Papv-Yvios, ov, (/Sapus, 7trov) weighing down the
4s,
ill-fated, ill-starred.
Papti-Trovs, 6, rj, TTOVV, TO, gen. iroSos, (jSapvs, TTOUS) heavy-footed : heavy at the end. BA"PT'5, (id, v Comp. fiapvTepos, Sup. jSapuraTOS heavy, Lat. gravis : burdensome, grievous, op2. in good pressive : of persons, troublesome. II. of soldiers, heavysense, weighty, impressive.
: :
armed.
to ovs.
III.
of sound, strong
deep, bass, opp.
with iron. papv-erCS-rjpos, ov, (jSapvs, fflSijpos} heavy papv-OTaOfJtos, or, (@apvs, o*Tafyios) weighing heavy.
papv-trrevAx^Vj of <ra,
'
oj/,
(Papvs, arevaxca) sobbing
limbs.
heavily.
f.
pa pvBaLfjioveco.
170*0;,
(^SapuSat/^wv) to be possessed
papiJ-OTOvos, or, (/3apus, arfvaj) groaning heavily.

i
by an evil genius : generally, to be unlucky. papvSai|xovia, 17, a heavy fate, ill luck.
Hence
papv-orujjKôpos, ov, by ill luck.
(jSapi;s,
avfjupopa)
weighed down
papv-8ai|xojv, ov, gen. ovos, (fiapvs, Satjucyv) pressed by a heavy fate, unlucky.
ipij-SaKpvs, v, (/3apus, Sd/cpv} weeping grievously. ipv-8iKos, ov, (@apvs, oiKrf) taking heavy vengeance.
\
loud thunpapv-<r<j>apaY<>S, o^, (fiapvs, fftpapayos)

dering.
)v-8oTipa,
5,
5,
17,
',
(Papvs, oorrjp} giver of
ill
= fiapvySovTros.
gifts.
Papvrqs, 77x05, ^, (/3apus) weight, heaviness: importunity: harshness, oppression ; gravity of manners. [C] OK, (Papvs, np.-ff} of great worth: venerPapv-Tipios,
able, costly.
ov, (@apvs,
es, (fiapvs,
ff,
fj\os) exceedingly jealous.
papvQ\>\iia,,
^x os ) heavy-sounding. sullenness. From

:
papv-TX-qTOS, ov, heavy to bear.
2 (jSapus, T\rjvat aor.
of *T\<MU)
Papv
in\
<{)00YYOS, ov, (/Sapus, ^^07777) heavy-sounding,
Papv-0i)fios, ov, (/3apys, OV/JLUS) heavy in spirit
loud-roaring.
Papti-<|>pwv, <ppovos, 6,
r),
dignant, sullen.
(papvs,
^v)
weighty of
Papv0u,
(fiapvs} to be
[v~\
weighed down:
to be heavy,
mind
or purpose.
dull, sluggish.
ov, (fiapvs, KOfi,irQj) loud-roaring, ov, (fiapvs, KOTfQ}) grievous in wrath.
Papv-\ei\os, ov, (fiapvs, x^-os) thick-lipped. deep-toned. papti-xopSos, ov, (Papvs, meanp a pv-x{/iJxos, ov, (@apvs, tyvxn) heavy of soul,
xP^
ov, (y3api;s, KTVTT60}')
heavy-sounding
spirited, dejected.
loud-thundering. papv-XatXaxj;, a?ros,
pas, Polcra,
o,
77,
(jSapy's,
AatXa^) loud-
storming. papti-XoYos, ov, (/3api's, Xo7os) vexatious of speech; QapvXoya cx^ca hate vented in bitter words.
Pao-avi^to, f. stone (jSao'ai'os)
2 part, of jSatVcu. P<iv, aor. iffca Att. Iw, to rub upon the touch:
make proof of:

,
to try the to convict
genuineness o/a thing,

:
test,
to
put
to the torture.
o,
(Paaavifa) torturing, torture.
128
ov, 6,
pecul. fern. Pao-aviorpta,
17,
Pacr<ra, Dor. for &f)ffffa.
BA'2A NO2,
not.
tion.
III.
an examiner, questioner, torturer.

-fj,
Paero-dpa,
I
77,
aX6nrr], a fox. (Of Thracian origin.)
by which gold was metaph. a test to try whether a thing be genuine or
the touch-stone, Lat. lapis Lydius, II. proved, see Traparpifio}.
P<xcr<rapiov, TO, Dim. of fSaaaapa.. pdcrcrcov, ov, gen. ovos, Dor. comparat. of ftaOvs. pdo'TaYfJi.ci, CITOS, TO, that which is borne, a bur-
inquiry, esp. by torture, the ques2. torture, anguish, disease.
den.
II.
Po.crfxjp.ai,
fut.
pa<r OvT<u, Dor. for

j
/3rjffop.ai, firjffovrai,
BA2TA'Z1, araa aor. I

:
that which bears, a staff". From f. ao(a aor. I t&aaraaa, later cfid:
of
fiaivoi.
Pacri\6ia. 77, ()3acri\evs) royal blood.
metaph. a queen, princess, lady of port, hold upright

:
raise
to
pass. kâGrdx6i]v to extol, exalt.

:
to
lift,
lift
up,
carry
off.
77,
bear, supto bear in mind, consider. III. IV. to handle, touch. Hence
II. to
pao-lXeid, 77, (PaffiXevca) a kingdom, dominion reditary monarchy, opp. to rvpavvls.
he-
PCUTTCIKTOS,
ov, verb. Adj., to be borne.

lisper.
pdrfiXos,
\
6,
pacrtXciov, TO, mostly in plur., a palace : also the royal treasury or tent. Strictly neut. from
pdcrCXeios, ov, and a, ov, Ion. j3aai\if|ios,
kingly, royal.
contr. 0a0i\ij
:
:
PSTO,
(3o.TT]V,
f.
770-0),
(Paivfa) to
efirjTijv,
77,
mount, cover, of animals.

2
Ep. for
3 dual aor.
of
ftaivca.
77,
ov,
From
cojs
BA'SrAET'S,
pi.,
Ion.
rjos,
6,
ace.
QaaiXia,
nom.
@affi\cTs, old Att. -rjs, Ion.

:
hence are a king, prince, of gods and men -Tjfs formed the Comp. @aai\(vrfpos, a, ov, more kingly ; II. the Sup. fiacriXevraTos, ij, ov, most kingly. second of the nine Archons at Athens was called j8aaiXfvs he had charge of the public worship, and the
:
mounting. a bush, thicket. 3arta, 77, SariSo-o-KO-n-os, ov, (0dns, aKo-rreoj) looking after roaches or skaits, greedy for them. Paris, ioo$, fj, (jSaTos) the prickly roach or the skait.
BaTTjpis, ioos,
= ftdros,
(/3aTeo>) fern. Adj. for
pSro-SpoTros, ov, (fidros, 8peVa>) pulling thorns off

or up.
BA'TO5,
77,
PO.TOS, 6, the
a bramble or any prickly bush. Hebrew solid measure bath.
conduct of criminal processes. III. after the Pares, 77, ov, (^Scuvcy) passable. Persian war the king of Persia was called f3acri\evs Parpdxcios, ov, (fidrpaxos) of or belonging to a Hence (without the Art.), or 6 peyas &acri\vs. frog : J3arpdxeiov (sub. xPP- a}> frog-colour, pale
pao-iXevto,
f.
aa>, to
be king, to rule
c.
in aor. I @affLto be
green.
II. Xcvffat, to be made king. a people : Pass, to be governed by
dat. to rule over
Parpa\is,
loos,
and
6,
ioos,
77,
afrog-green
coat.
From
a king,
under
BA'TPAXOS,
parrapi^co,
a frog, Lat. rana.
2. the frog
a king.
Ion. for QaffiXcid. (3a<riXT|tos, 77, ov, Ion. for fiaaiXfios. pao-XXtjis, i'Sos, f], pecul. fern, of fiaaiXeios, royal. paarXia>, f. aco, ((SaaiXevs') to be of the king's party.
pao-iXijtr],
T),
of a horse's hoof, [a]

fut. Att. to),
parro-XoYtw,
= fiarTapifa,
(B<TTOS) to stammer. (Edrros, Ao-yos)
to
babble, use vain repetitions.
2. pacriXucos,?;, ov, like 0aai\eios,royal, of a king. II. as Subst., /8a<rtof or for a king, princely.
Bdrros, 6, Stammerer, name of a king of Gyrene. (Formed from the sound/)

"to
XIKOS, 6,
courtier, nobleman.
a/O,
as Adj
= ftaaiXeta, a queen, princess. t'Sos, = ftaffi Xrji's, royal.

,
barbaric form of fiaaiXivva, ftacriXiffcra. va and paorXi<r<ra, 77, = ^SaatAeja, a queen.

77,
2.
to cry @av, @av, J3avco. Dor. pai5<rSo>: fut. ftatca'. bark : hence to wail, mutter : to reproach. II. transit, to cry aloud for. pa/uKaXis, ioos, 77, a wine-cooler. Pavivos or PCLVVOS, o, (au<y) a furnace, forge.
Pai5cr8to,
P&(}>T|,
77,
Dor. for
(/SaTTTcy)
II.
/3ttt
u.
passable : accessible. Pderis, ecus, rj, (&aivta) a stepping : a step, walk. that whereon one steps, ground : a pedestal.
Pdcrijjios, ov, (fiaivca)
a dipping,
as of red-hot iron in
II.
cold water.
a dipping of cloth in dye, dyeing:

of fidirrca. a dipping, dyeing.
hirudo.
esp. of
PCUTKCUVCO, fut. avu!

f0affKa.v0r)v
:
aor. I efidatcrjva
:
aor. I pass.
also the dye itself. Pa4>t]vat, aor. 2 inf. pass,

Pdij;is, ecus,
fj,
words of another, II. to use ill words to esp. to slander, disparage. another, bewitch by spells or by means of an evil eye,
(f3aaKa})
to use ill
(Qdirrca)
77,
BAE'AAA",
idols.
leech, Lat.
pStXvYP-o,, TO, (j85Avo-o*(y)
an abomination,
Lat. fascinare.
Pcunc&via, 17, (/3a0vxi/os) slander, envy, malice. pacrKavos, ov, (PaOKaivca) slanderous, envious, malignant.
a sorcerer. Pao-Kas, ados, rj, a kind of duck. pdorK, imperat. of an obsol. verb form of f$aivoj, as ^dovccy of -âiyw,
2.
I
= BAEAT^PO'^, d, ov, abominable, disgusting.

pScXvo-ao), Att. -TTU) make loathsome.
:
, 77" , ov, ((3e\vffffoj) disgusting, abominable. OTTOS, ov, (fibeXvitros, Tporros) foreg.
Hence
fut.
II.
PdffKcu,
another
fpeed
cause to stink, mostly used as Dep. P8ca

:
to
fiaffK' tOi,
XvTTOfjwu, with
thee
away I fiaaKfre away I

,
Ion. for J3a0(j.us.
med. and pass. &8eXvofMi, /35eaor. I med. and pass. e@8f\vdfJiT)V, to feel disgust at, to detest, have a
fut.
BAE'll
these forms, as well as perf. l/35eXvyftai occur in pass, sense, to be abominated. BAE'Jl, f. Potaaj, to break wind : to stink. c. ace. to be afraid of. P8(Q}
129
PT], 2 sing, of PeofMii, Ep. fut. of Paivo). pctojjuai, Ep. for p-fjcrojMi, fut. of cuva;, /
or live.
////
horror
of.
But
all
/a#
Pea>, Ep. for
/3<2,
aor. 2 subj.
of Paivca.
i,
Ep. 3
pi. pf.
of
fiaivca.
:
Pepcuos,
a, ov, also os, ov,(/3cttvcu) firm, steady
stead-
fast, trusty, sure, safe:
TO
fitfiaiov certainty.
Hence
pcKKe-o'eXTjvos, ov, (Pck'us, otXrivrj) old-fashioned, out of date, dotard: simple, silly. PEKOS, TO, bread : said to be a Phrygian word.
pepaioT-qs, 77TOS,
pej3cu6o,
f.
77.
firmness, steadfastness, safety.
PXp,vov,
to
TO, poet, for /SeAos,
a dart, javelin.
diffcu,
to
make firm,
establish
Med.
pcXovi],
77,
(jSeXos)
an arrow-head: point of a spear:

a needle-
establish for
oneself, to confirm, secure.
a needle.
P*Xovo--n-a>Xif]S, ov, 6, (pe\6vr], iruXfOfMi)
seller.
Pepaicos, Adv. of /3e/3aios, steadfastly, firmly. Pepaicoo'is, ws,t7, a makingfast or sure, establishing.
pcpdjj-cv, pepdvai, Ep. syncop. forms of
inf.
of Paivca. [a]
pass, of
PCLTTTOJ.
Ptpajj.p.ai. pf.
peXos, cos, TO, (/3dAAa/) like Lat. jaculum (from 2. jacio), anything thrown; a bolt, arrow, dart. metaph., djavcL /3eAea of Apollo and Artemis are used
Pepdp-qws, weighed down, Ep. pf. part, o pepdcrav, Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. of Paivca. Att. contr. from Pcpdacri, Ep. 3
5,
of sudden, easy death; 8vao(j.(3pa @f\rj the arrows of the storm ; 6/j.fj.aTcav fte\os glances shot from the eye.
pi. pf.
of
peXrcpos,
better.
a, ov,
Hence
fifXricav, poet. Comp. of dyaOus, also a rare Sup. peXraTOS, 77, ov.
Pcpama, Ep. for
PfprjKus,
pf. part,
of Paivca.
P^p-qica, pf. of Paivca. P<=pT)K6iv, Ion. for @c@r)K(iv, plqpf.
of Paivca.
of dâôs, best, , 77, ov, Sup. ov, gen. ovos, Comp. of dyaOos, better. (0f(j./3i) to spin like a top.
',
PpT]Xos,
permitted
sacred.
ov, (Paivca, prjXos) allowable to tread, to human use, like Lat. profanus, opp. to
II.
as one does 3e[ij3iKtt0, f. iaca, (Pepfiig) to spin top, to set a going.
of men, unhallowed, profane, unholy.
BE'MBIH,
CATOS, 77,
Lat. turbo, a top.
Hence
pep^Xoo),
f.
waca, to profane, to pollute.

pf.
pcpCao-jxat,
pass, of fiidfa.
(3 idea.
pe|3iT]Ka, pf. of
pevSCSciov, r6, the temple ofBendis, (a name of Diana). BE'NOOS, cos, TO", (poet, for pdBos, as ire'vflos for TTOÔS) the depth of the sea, Lzt.fundus; fievOoads to the bottom ; fievOea V\TJS the depths of the wood.
of PXaardvca. ppXd(}>a, pJ3Xu|xp,ai, pf. act. and pass, of PXdirrca. i, fut. 3 pass, of pXatrrca. >a, pepXcp-fxai, pf. act. and pass, of PXfirca. of PdXXca. Irjai, 2 sing. pf. pass, liqaTO, Ion. 3 plur. pf. and plqpf.
jica, pf.
,
pevTUJTOs, a, ov, Dor. Pop,ai, Ep. for firjaofwt, fut. of Ppe0pov, TO, Ep. and Ion. for fidpaOpov. 3pe<TX0os, o, a booby. for 6077, 3 sirig. aor. 2 of jSaww. 3t], poet, 3^0i, p-qvat, aor. 2 imperat. and inf. of fiaivc*.
the threshold, 3-rjXos, 6, (Paivca)
Lat. limen.
OTOS, TO, (Paivca) a pace, step, footstep : a II. a raised step : a tribune of place to set foot on. to speak from, esp. in the Pnyx at Athens, Lat. ppXT]TO, 3 sing. pf. and plqpf. pass, of rostra, suggestum or -us.
pf. act.
,
pass, of /3aAXcu. Ep. plqpf- act. and pass,
and
3-fjp.a,
pf.
TO, 3 plur. plqpf. pass., and P|3oXT]|AVOS,

pf. pass, part.,
Ep. for e(3r)fj.cv, I plur. aor. 2 of jSmVcw. Ep. for prjvai, aor. 2 inf. of jScuVcw. aor. 2 of 0aivu. PTJV, Ep. for Zfiijv,
PTJJJIEV,
p-r|fjivai,
of fioXfca for /SoAAcy. pf. of &OV\OJMI.

pcpovXevp,ai,
pf. pass,
of Paivca. Pt)vcu, aor. 2 inf. or 6, (Prjffffoi) PT||, p-rjxos, 77,
pf.
act.
and
pass,
of
p-r)pvXXos,
p-fjo-a,
T),
a cough, Lat. tussis. a jewel of sea-green colour, beryl.
PPpacr[jLat,
of
Ppdffffca.
|3Ti<r60,
l0a, pf. of fyiOo}.

,
pf. part. pass,
of
/3/>OTo<u.
v. @pv)(a.opai.
Ep. for fPrjaa, aor. I act of Paivcu. med. imperat. of Paivai. Ep. for Prjaai, aor. I for t&rjoaTO, sing. aor. I med. of Paiva. |3-r|o-6TO, Ep. fut. of PO.IVOJ. |3ifiarofjiat, Lat. saltus, a P^tro-a, Dor. pdo-o-a, 77, (Paivcu)
valley or glen;
oet.
form, of
PPpcoKa, Peppcofxat,
fiifipuffKaj, to eat up. pf. act. and pass, of ftifipcuffKQ}.
wooded
the ovpeos ev p-fjaayat in
mountain glens.
,s,
,
Hence
v,
Peppcos, syncop. for ffffipcarcus, pf. part, of (3i@pucrK(a. i, fut. 3 pass, of (ZifipujffKca. ua>. t, pf. pass, of
,
0"o*a,
woody.
f.
Att. PTJTTW,
^fw
aor. I
(Pâ :to
cough.
Att. contr. of ftepaws, Ep. pf. part.
f Paiyca.
a dancer. pifjT-apjjiwv, ovos, 6, (Paivoj, dp/zos) STITTIV, poet, for iftfiTnv, 3 dual aor. 2 of
130
Ion.
BI'A
BAA'nm
|3uo-0dX|Jitos, ov, (fiios, OaXXca} lively, strong, hale.
|3Lo-0p(jL[JLcov, ov,
Lat. BI'A, |3iT], fj, bodily strength, force, might, vis : often periphr. with a gen. of the person, (Bir) II. force, an act 'HpaK\rjos the strong Hercules. Hence of violence; /3ta nvus against one's will. \l\ I f. dffca, to force, constrain: Pass., aor.
gen. oôs,
(fiios,
Tpe^cu) supportII.
ing
life.
Plda),
to have violence done e&id<r$7)v: pf. /3e/3t'ao7tcu one, to suffer violence ; @iao/Mi ra8e / am wronged " II. Dep., with aor. I med. k&iaaa^v, herein. to force a man, and j3e/3taoy
:
BI'OS, 6, life, the course of life: manner or means of living one's BIO'2, o, a bow.
:
lifetime.
living, livelihood.
pio-oTepT|S,
ts,
(/Stos,
ffrcp(oj)
robbing of
life,
life
or
means.
f),
II. pass, in
want of means.
livelihood.
to live, subsist; fitorfvtiv
(sometimes)
pf. pass.
(Piorevaj')
aca,
a way of
constrain, overpower ; ftiafaOai avrov to do oneself violence: to carry by force or assault: absol. to use
f.
(/3io<u)
diro TIVOS, to live by a thing.
force, force one's way.
Ptato-p,dxas, a, 6, (jStatos, ^xn) fighting violently. violent: PICUOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (/3ia) forcible, 2. acting with violence ; irpos TO ftiaiov by force.
PLOTTJS, T;TOS,
Hence piss. forced: compulsory. 77Tos, 77, violence.

PMUOTTJS,
piattos,
Lat. vita, Pioros. 17, =/3toTos. PIOTIOV, TO, Dim. of jSioTOS, a scant living. JIOTOS, o, ()8tocy) life : means of life. aor. 2 part, of fiiou.
PIOTTJ,
97,
,
Adv. of
ftiaios,
pt-apKT|s,
es, ()3ios,
by force, perforce. dpneo}) supplying the necessaries
3u>-<|>i8T|s, fs, ()8tos, 06t5o/uat) stingy, sparing. 3ioa> : f. ftiwoopai, later Piwaca : aor. I e@iojoa
of life.
Pla<rrr|s, ov, 6, lent man.
pIa,TT|S, ov, 6,
:
aor. 2 tflicav (as if from a verb /3u/) ; 3 sing, imperat. )3twT(u ; subj.jSta;; opt. fii&rjv; inf. (Biuvat ; part.
fitovs
:
ida}) one
who
uses force,
vio-
(&ios, Lat. vivo) Pass., ftiovrai
to live, esp. to live haplives, Lat. vivitur.
=
:
pily
one
PIOCOVTCU, PIOCOVTO,
older Ep. farm of flidfa, to
Ep. 3 plur. pres. and imperf.

pi. pres.
perf. /JejStTj/ca
med. of
jStdcu.
Med., fiiaopai, f. ijaofjuai, to force, force, constrain : treat with violence: also to overreach, defraud, vGfi
Pass., fjua&ov fiirjffaTO he cheated us of our pay: aor. I epiTjOrjv, to be constrained or overpowered.
Pupa/To, for ffiaivTo, 3

PWOTJV, aor. 2
{Buovai, inf. of /Stoco.
med.
opt. of /3tdcu.
med. opt. of
/Stow.
pipda>,
to
f.
dffoj
Att. 0i0w, Causal of Qaivai, to
make
|3uocrip.os, or, (j3tda>) to be lived, sible to live.

PICOCTLS, f as,
rj,
worth
living, pos-
go
up, lift up, exalt.

,
(î6ca) a living, manner of life.
acra, dv, part. pres.
formed
as if
from a verb
Puoa-K0|jiai, Dep., causal of fiitxu, to quicken, alive : 2 sing. Ep. aor. I l&iwaao.
make
ovffa, ov, part. pres.
of a ver
fiaiv(a, to stride;
paicpa PipaffOow long-striding.
Pij3dcj, poet, collat. form of fiaivaj, to stride ; ireXwpa /3ij3dV to take huge strides; part. &i@wv, fiifiwffa.
Pipxdpiov, TO, Dim. of

scroll
:
/3t/3Aos,
little
book or
II. PUOTIKOS, rj, ov, (pioa) fit for life, lively. of or pertaining to life. = (j3to<u) to be lived, worth living for. PUOTOS, rj, ov, PICOTCO, 3 sing, imperat. aor. 2 of fidca. Ep. for kfiXaPqaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 pass, of
,
so also {3i.pXapiSiov, TO.

olvos, 6, Biblian wine,
BCpXivos
in
from
Biblis, a hill
],
d, 6v, (@\dTTToa) hurtful, noxious.
Thrace.
(@i0\iov, OrjKij} a book-case: library. TO, Dim. of /StjSAos, a paper, scroll.
), 77,
77,
(jSAaTTTcy) hurt,
harm, damage
an action for
damage
done.
'BAOS, 77,
the
ov, 6, (ftifi\iov, TTcuAecy) a bookseller. the inner bark of the papyrus. II.
,
aor. 2 pass. inf. of (3\dmca. fut. 2 of /SAaTTTcu.

d.pop,au, ==/3Aa7TTO/Liai, only in 3 sing. (3\d@Tai. fos contr. ovs, TO, &\d&r), hurt, damage.
paper made of
:
this
bark
hence a paper, book.

:
pXdpos,
BIBP,fl/5Kfl,,
2 6/3pcw
aor.
I
fut. Ppwffo/Jiai
aor. I e&poaaa
aor.
BAAISO'5,
,
rj,
ov,
having
the legs bent
inwards
perf. fie&pcaica, part, fiefiputcus,
by syncop.
:
generally, crooked.
77,
,
Pass., fut. PpcaOrjaoiMii

(&p<!uOrjv: pf.
:
fut.
3 0f(3pu>ao/j.ai
to eat, ptPpcapai gnaw, eat up, consume : c. gen. to eat of a thing. Att. fut. of 0i0dfa. contr. from fiifiaow, part, of fitBdca. !nfjcraTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of fSidtu. JFKO2, 6, an earthen wine-vessel. BFNE'H, colre, of illicit intercourse, opp. to dirvica.
(/3Aa/r6t5aj) slackness, sloth, stupidity. (/3A.d) to be slack, lazy, indolent.

77,
s,
ov, (/3Ad^) indolent, stupid.
Adv. -KWS.
in-
pXaKa>8T)S,
BAA'H,
KWTfpOS.
(jSAa, fldos) lazy, sluggish. /3Aaos, o, 77, (akin to paXaKus) lazy,

es,
active, sluggish.
Irreg.
fut.
Comp. /3Adto"Tepos
Ep. aor.
I
or /3Aa-
BAA'TITH:
3 ySfjSAdô/âi
;
jSAd^cu:
/SAdâ:
pf.
PIO-BOTTJS, 6, (fiios, SiSwfu) the giver of
life
or food.
/3e'Aa<a or </3Aaâ.
aor. I f@\d(f>6r)V,
fBio-Sb>pos, ov, (@ios, Swpov} life-giving, bounteous. 6, poet, for
Pass., fut. 2 (3\al3r)ffOfUii, fut. fut. med. ^Xaif/ofMtt, used as pass. :
more
usu. aor. 2
/3Adj7i> [o]
pf.
/3oaoo.
<6f /3Aa/*/*cu
:
131
2.
to hinder,
weaken, stop
c.
gen. to hin-
pXT]0T|o-op,ai, fut.
|3Xfjp,a,
der from;
its
last
course;
fiXafifvra Xoicr9icav opofjiow arrested in j3Acu0eis tv ofo caught in the

2.
3 pass, of /3dAA<u. OTOS, TO, (ySdAAcu) a throw, cast.

3.
shot,
wound.
coverlet.
branches.
lead.
of the mind, to blind, deceive, mis;
3. to harm, damage, hurt, mar. pXaordvo), fut. fiXaOTrjaoj : aor. 2 tfiXaffrov

:
later
f3Xir||Avos, ?;, o^, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of pX-fjvat, pX-rjaOai, aor. 2 inf. of aAAo>. aor. 2 pass. inf. of ySoAAo;. , Ep.
,
oAAo;.
aor. I 4j3Ado"T77<ra
pf.
/3e)3Aao"TT7a or
:
Ep.
oi/,
(jSAaoTtcu)
/o bud, sprout
generally, to burstforth,
II
fut. of )3dAAo>. verb. Adj of /3aAA<w, /o 6e thrown.

.
2.
grow.
pXd<mr),
77,
TOV, owe mws^ throw.

=/3Aa<TTos, a bud, sprout, leaf.
increase, growth.
pXd<rrr]|Jia, CCTOS, TO,
and pXdo"nrjp.os,
:
o,
= fiXdffrr)
:
pXijTos,
\TJTO, 3 sing, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of jSdAAcu. 17, GJ/, (/SdAAo?) hurled, struck.
z'ro
:
pXf|Tpov, TO, (^SdAAcy) aw

pXTixaop-ai, fut. ô-oûat of sheep and goats.
:
a:7.
'
BAA2TO'5,
pXacr4>7]|u,*co,
tprjfj.os')
:
to
a bud, shoot, sucker, Lat. germen. f. 770*0? pf. $j3Aao"</>77/i77/fa (@\dadrop profane words, speak pro6,
Dep.
:
(&Xijxh)
to bleat,
speak ill or to the prejudice of one, to defame: to blaspheme. Hence 2. evil-speakpXacr4>7]|Aia, 77, profane language. ing, blasphemy. pXdo-4>T]nos, ov, (/3Aa, ^77/^77) speaking pro2. evil-speaking, slanderous. fanely.
fanely.
2. to
57, a bleating children, Lat. vagitus.
BAHXH',
generally, the wailing of
a, 6v,
euphon., afiXijxpos.
BAH'XHN,
Dor. YXdtcwv pX-rjxwaas,
:
weak, feeble, sluggish : also with a Adv. -pa)s, slightly. I n ace. jSA^x^ tavos, 17 y^]X t>iV
: : -
pennyroyal.
v>
<5
Hence
prepared with pennyroyal.
BAAY'TH,
77,
mostly
kind of slippers or pXauriov, TO, Dim. of fiXavrij. aor. I pass. part, of ftXairTQ}. d, Dor. for fi\axrj.
Ep. for eySAaâ, aor.
pXdijus,
ecus, 77, (/3Aa7TT<u)
in plur. /SAatmzt, sandals, Lat. soleae.
wv,
at,
Ion. /3Xi<ro-G>: f. /3A/<r<y: aor c/3\laa: to cut out the comb of bees, to take the honey. added, as /3Ao from jwaAcwos.) (From fj.\t with
BAI'TTH,
I of /SAaTTTO). a harming, hurting.
BAO5T"PO'2, a, ov, grim, stern: also owr/y, manly, valiant, or coarse, rough. |3Xocrtip-coms, i Sos, 17, (J3\o<rvp6$, uty} grim-looking.
BAT'Zfl,
Hence
<us, 17, and {3Xv<r}Ji6s, o, a bubbling up. pXticrcri, poet, for fiXvoai, 3 sing. opt. aor. i of
f.
/3Ayo-co
[i5]
aor.
efiXvffa,
= &Xv<a.
pXavja-<j>po>v, ov, gen. ovos, (jSAaTrra;, <ppr)v}
mad-
2. mad: Adv. dening. @\aif>i(pp6vcos, madly. pXtto, 2 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. opt. of fiaXXta. to vaunt or be proud of a. >, (ftpepai) thing;
j3Xv(ris,
L,
itaivow exulting in his strength. CTOS, TO, (jSA7Tcu) a look, glance

i,
BAT'H,
:
f.
the eye.
ortb
hence
@\vffoj [v], to bubble, spout, or to be full, to be haughty.
gush
Dor. for /3A7rouo"a.

verb. Adj. of fiXtiro}, one
77,
{3Xup.cu, aor. 2
med.
subj. of /SdAAcu.
/,
must
look.
pXco0pos, d, ov, (fiXwoKof) shooting up, high grow'ng, of trees.

pXcoo-Koj
:
ov, (ÂtTTw)
>,
77,
ov, seen,
f.
of or for sight. worth seeing. From

:
(tenses
aor. 2
formed from Root MO'AH),

(cf. OpwffKca,
f.
w\ovfMi,
:
eôAov
Oopovpai,
:
0o-
^cu
aor. I ejSArâ
pf.
pf.
0eftXf(pa
:
>ov)
pf.
nfj.@\Qjtta
(for
/zôAewa)
/o
come
Pass., aor. I ^\f(p6r)v : see : to look on, look at :
/3e/3Ac/i/X
to look,
also c. ace., "Apr/, tf>6(3ov

;
in Comedy, ttapSapa, /SAeVetv to look fury, terror VOLTTV @\fiTfiv to look cress, mustard, i.e. to have a sour or bitter look. II. to look in a particular
Podypiov, TO, a shield of wild bull's hide. Po-crypos, 77, (0ovs, arfpios) a wild bull.
Poa-0oos, Dor.
P6ap.a,
Pod-rrjs,
for fioyOoos.
From
direction, to turn
fj.<rr)fj.fipiav
south.
^>dos,
towards : esp. of aspects oitcia irpos @\ejrovaa a house looking towards the III. to see the light, with or without
;
ctTos, TO, (^Sodcu) a shriek, cry: a loud strain. ov, o, fern, poans, iocs, rj, (jSodcu) crying,
hence, to
live.
a thing, c. inf. beware of a thing.
IV. to look and long after i. to take care of, look to or to
auAV?) an ox-stall. /Soocwnv, part. 0o6ojv: Ion. contr. /Swao}, ftwaopai: 0orj<Ta>, Att. fiorjaopai, Med., Ion. efiojoa: pf. .or. i eo7;/m: ,80770-0,
()3oi5s,
creaming. \a\ p6-avXos, o, p6-avXov, TO,

POCUU, Ep. 3 sing. /Soda, 3
pi.
'.
PXcâpis,
iSos', f),
an
eyelash.
From
II.
i.
.or.
f@or)ffdfj,rjv
Ion.
I^Scuo-ajwryv
Pass.,
aor.
f3Xe<j>apov, TO, (/SAeTrcu) an eyelid. the eyes : apepas /3Ae'$apov, eye of day,
in plur.
;
00T7077V
Ion. \$(aaQi}V.
pf. &f@6t}iJiai
Ion.
^caâi:
e.
the sun
o:
VVKTUS (3X(papov,
i.
e.
the moon.
>f things, to
thunder, roar, howl
to echo.
pXTjTcu
is,
for j3\r]r)Tai, Ep. aor. 2 pass. subj.
AOJ, (3X.r/Tai.
rans., c. ace. pers. to call to one, call jid. 1. to demand in a loud voice.
on
to call to
noise 3. to
aor I pass. part, of &aXX<u.
abroad, proclaim.
132
,
77,
ov, (#ous)
of or for oxen; {evyrj poeitca
PO\T[,
sile
:
wagons drawn by oxen.

an ox or of oxen, poeios or POCOS, a, ov, (jSoCs) of of ox-bide : 77 jSoeta or j6ox, contr. &OTJ, (sub. Sopa), an ox-hide, a shield of ox-hide. or cord of ox-leather. POCUS, ecus, 6, (0ovs) a thong contr. from #0677, v. /3oeios. POT}, 77, BOH', 17, a cry, shout, whether of joy or grief: the
battle-cry, the battle itself; fiorjv dyaOus, good at the II. battle-cry or in battle : also of the roar of the sea.
a throw, stroke, the wound of a mis17, (jSaAAo;) Po\al rj\iov sun-beams. metaph. a glance :
f.
the sounding-lead.
heave the lead, sound. anything thrown, a missile : II. a cast of the dice. From PO\ITIVOS, 77, ov, of cow-dung. PO\ITOV, PO\ITOS, (/3oAos) cow-dung. poXXofJiai and p6Xo|xai, Aeol. for 0ov\ofJia.i. poXo-KTUiria, 77, (@6\os, KTvirioj) the rattling of the
PO\IÔ>,
0*0?,
(j3oA.i$) to
PO\IS, tSos,
77,
(jSaAA.<w)
dice.
= /3o?7#eta
aid called for, succour.' born of an ox. Poir]-Yv'f)s, es, (jSoCs, yeveaBai) j3ou]8pop,a>, (@oT)Op6fJios) to run on hearing a cry,
p6Xos,
<5,
the thing caught

II.
(&d\\<v) a throw with a casting-net : also ; fio\os IxOvoJV a draught of fishes. a throw with dice.
Aeol. for /3o/i/3oC(T, 3
haste to help, succour.
BoTj-Spojjuwv, Sivos, u, the third Attic month, in which the Eor]Spu/Jua were celebrated, in memory of the conquest of the Amazons by Theseus answering to
;
the latter half of September and beginning of October.

j3oi]-8p6(AOS, ov, ($077, opufjLos) Subst. a helper.
Po-f|06ia,
77,
running
to
aid: as
II.
(jSoTjflos) help, aid, rescue,
support.
an auxiliary force.
cour,
J3oT]0ij, Ion. Pa>0eco, f. come to the rescue.
rjffa),
(ÔT/ÔS) to assist, sucassist.
poTf]0Tf]TOv,
Hence verb. Adj. one must

i],
Oo/iôs, auXo's) a bagpiper. pi. of ySo/ijSea;. f. 770*0;, (j3o/ij8os) to make a humming noise, to sound deep or hollow : to bum, buzz. ffffa, (v, (jSoftjSea;) buzzing, humming. ov, 6, (/Soyw/Secu) a buzzer, hummer. 2, 6, Lat. BOMBUS, any deep hollow sound, humming, buzzing. (Formed from the sound.) pop.j3uXi6s, ov, o, and 77, (/3o^/3os) a buzzing cr humming insect, a humble bee. P6p,p^, VKOS, 6, the silk-worm.
,
Poo-0vn(]s, ov,
6,
= PovOvTTjs.
ready or able to help. poir]-06os, ov, (#077, 0ecu) hasting to the battle-shout, warlike ; Porjdoov ap/ia a chariot hasting to the battle.
{3oir]0T]TiK6s,
ov, (tSorjOeoj)
|3cir]06s, ov,
contr.
from
fiorjQuos
as Subst., fioijOos,
6,
an
assistant, auxiliary, ally.

77,
poo-KTacria, 77, (@ovs, KTCIVOJ) a slaying of oxen, = @ov-. Poo-vop,os, poo-o-<J>aYLa, etc., poo-<r4aYta, 77, (/Sots, otyafa) a slaying of oxen, POOCO, Ep. for fSoaca. A', $, food, meat.
BOP
poTjXacrio,
stealing.
a driving of oxen, cattle-lifting, cattleII. a place where oxen feed, a pasture.
fioppop6-Q\>\i.os,ov,((:!<jp0opos,
6vp6s} muddy-minded.
Lat. coemim.
BO'PBOPOS,
stirrer,
o,
slime,
o,
mud, mire,
From
ov, o, fem. j3oT)\<XTis, ioos, 17, ((3ovs, (Xavvca) one that drives away oxen, a cattle-stealer. II. a drover.
j3o-T]\a.TTis,
>
Poppopo-rapo^ts,
mud-lark.
(@6p@opos, Tapaaaoj) a
mud-
poppop-wSijs,
cs, (fivpjSopos,
;
BOPE'AS,
Att.
ov, 6
:
elSos) miry, slimy. Ion. Bopc-qs, contr. Bopfjs, ecu
POTJS, ov,
<5, (/3oda>) POTJCTIS, ecus, Ion. POTJTUS, vos,
crier.
shouting
esp.
BO'0PO2,
0uvos,
a crying, 77, (/3odcu) a cry for assistance. &, a pit or hole dug in the ground, a
the North wind : more strictly, the Boppas, a wind from NNE., Aquilo. II. the North, -nptis fioprjv avffjiov towards the North ; -rpus fioptav TWOS northward of a place.
Bopecxs, aoos,
ptjis,
trench, Lat. puteus.

6, 060pos. tSdpiov, TO, Dim. of jSous. TO, Dim. of jSoSs, a young
, ,
Bo77, Ion. Bopeids, poet. Bopctas, II. fem. a Boread, daughter of Boreas.
a, ov, also os, ov,
Adj. northern.
Bopeios,
(Bopeas) belonging to the
cow or
ox.
North wind, northern.
f.
rfffta,
to be
s,
ov, 6, (BOIOJTUS, ap-)(ca)
a Boeotarch. From a Boeotarch,
Bopcums,
Boprjios,
BopTjis,
'ioos,
77,
^, Bopeds. ov, Ion. for Bopctos.
one of the chief magistrates of Boeotia. Hence BowoT-apxCa-, 57, the office of Boeotarch. BoiwrCa, f), Boeotia, so called from its rich cattlepastures.
i'8os, 77,
Hence
= Boppatos, a, ov, or os, ov, Bopetos. Boppas, a, o, Att. for Bopeas.

Popves,
POO-IS,
of,
Popos,
a, ov,
Bopeds. (&opa) devouring, gluttonous.
BoiuTidJco and Bouortfa), to be like a Boeotian : to be heavy, dull ; to II. to side speak Boeotian. with the Boeotians.
unknown Libyan
animals.
feus, 77,
()3oo-o;) food, fodder.
BoiamSiov, TO\ Dim. of Eoicar6s, a little Boeotian. BOUOTOS, ov, 6, 'a Boeotian. ' BouoTt-oypYns e s? (Botcurta, epôi/) of Boeotian work.
'
POO-KC, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of /3oovy. POO-KT| or POO-KT], 77, (fioGKca) food, fodder.
Poo-Kirjixa,
fatted, cattle
OTOS, TO. (fioaKoj) that which a herd of cattle or sheep. :

,
is
fed
or
II. food.
BOABO'5,
o,
Lat.
BULBUS,
a bulb, bulbous root.
verb. Adj. of /3oV/y, one
must feed.
133
BO'2Kn
POOTKOS, 6, the feeder or

:
fut.
herd of the cattle. fioafcrjao}, as if from obsol.
From
0o<rtctoj
:
ov, (/Sous, 0uy) of or belonging to sacrio,
fices
sacrificial.
Act. of the herdsman, Lat. pascere, to feed, drive to pasture, nourish, support, maintain : Pass., of cattle, Lat. pasci, to feed, graze.
Bocrrropios, a, ov, of the Bosphorus. Poor-Tropes, o, (/Sous, rropos) Bosphorus, i. e. ox-ford, name of several straits, esp. the Thraciau and Cim-
merian.
P6(rrpv, vxos,
o,
=
d,
poaTptx iov
curl
or
lock
TO,
Dim.
in plur.
:
BO'STPTXOS,
also 06ffrpvxa, rd,
(/3ouos) one who ploughs with oxen. gen. /3owpcy, ace. pi. Pov/ctpcus, for the accent see (/Sous, tcepas) horned like an ox : Wordsw. Gk. Gr. p. 140. pov-K(j)d\os, ov, (K(j)a\T)} bull-headed : epith. of horses, because branded with a bull's bead : Maced. po"UKE<j>aXas, gen. a, name of the horse of Alexander the Great. POUKOA&O, f. i\a<ti, (j8ou/coA.os) to tend cattle : Med. II. metaph. to to graze, range over the pasture.
povKatos,
Pov-K6ptos,
cav,
of hair poet., anything twisted or wreathed, as a flash of lightning, the tendril of a vine.
poTap.ia, cav, rd, (fioofca}) pastures. poTavr], f], (Poatccti) pasture, grass, fodder. POTTJP, rjpos, o, (POCTKW) a herdsman, herd; olcavwv IBoTrjp a watcher of birds, a soothsayer : KVOJV fioTrjp
a herdsman's dog.
delude, beguile: Med., thtrioi PovKo\ovâi I feed myself on hopes, cheat myself with them. II. povKoXCa, -f), (@OVKO\OS) a herd of cattle. a byre, ox-stall. Hence povKO\iaop,ai, Dor. PCOK-, f. ao/xt, to sing or
write pastorals.
Hence
povKoXtao-TTjs, ou, 6 Dor. PCOK-, a singer or maker
poi-qpiKos, rj, ov. (fioTrjp) of or for a herdsman. POTOV, TO, (poaKw) anything that is fed, a beast. P<>Tpv86v, Adv. (Corpus) like a bunch of grapes, in
clusters.
of pastorals. POVKO\IKOS,
rj,
ov,
Dor. P(OKO\IKOS, a, ov, (@OVKO:
Aos) rustic, pastoral pastoral poetry.
rd PovKO\iad
(sc.
"noi^para)
BoTpvios, a, ov, (Corpus) of grapes. 3orpv6-8u)pos, ov, (/SOT/JUS, o&pov) grape-producing.
3oTpvois,
fffffa, tv,
(J3urpvs) clustering.
rj,
Jorpvo-irats, iraidos, 6, the grape.

;
(fiorpvs, Trafs) child

'
of
povKoXiov, r<5, a herd of cattle. From POD-KO\OS, Dor. pw-KoXos, o, (/Sous, and obsol. ftoXto) = Lat. colo) a cowherd : herdsman. POVKOS, Dor. PUKOS, o, (ôus) = fiovitaios.
povXaios, a, povX-dpxos,
ov, (./SouXjJ) of or in the Council. o, (@ov\r), dpxoj) the adviser of a plan,
clusterpoTpvo-xaii-qs, ou, 6, (fiorpvs, Xat T7?) w ing hair or with grapes, in one's hair. BCXTPT5, vos, 6, a cluster or bunch of grapes, Lat. II. = fioTpvxo$, racemus. fiuarpvxos, a curl.
es,
Lat. auctor consilii.
cs,
((Borpvxos, efiJos) like curls, curly. (PuTpvs, fioos) like a cluster of
pcvXeia, 17, (/SouAcuaj) the office of counsellor. poiiXcvjta, arcs, TO, (/SouAeuct;) a decree of the Council : generally, a resolution, plan, design. iov, TO, Dim. of @OV\*VIM. , cws, rj, (/SouAcucu) deliberation.
,
grapes.
verb. Adj. of /SouAeuu, one
must take
POV-, a form of /Sous used in compos, to express something monstrous, e. g. fiov-irais, Pov-tydyos as
;
counsel.
we say horse-chestnut, horse-radish, etc. BOT'BA'AIIS, ios, r), an antelope.
BOT'BA-AOS,
POV-POTTJS, ou,
,
o,
6,
Lat. bubalus, a buffalo. (&ovs, /3oao;) feeding cattle
Hence /SouAeuT^s. povXcvTTjp, rjpos, 6, II. as Subst. povXcvTTjpios, ov,flt for counsel. (3ov\evT7]piov, TO, a Council-chamber, court-house. povXtrrr|s, ou, o, (/SouAcuw) a councillor, one who
sits
as
in Council.
Subst., )8ou)3oT7/s, o,
a cowherd.
(/Sou-, piPpucrKoj)
povXevTiKos,
ov, (jSovs, /3o<r#o/i)

o;s, rj,
:
grazed by cattle. a ravenous

or
cillor
cillors,
a counsellor, adviser. Hence the Council or a Counthe counoptcos @OV\VTIKOS the oath taken by i. as Subst., TO j3ov\fVTiKov in the AtheII.
77,
ov,
of or for
unnatural appetite
misery.
nietaph. grinding poverty
nian theatre, the seats next the orchestra, belonging to the Council of 500. II. of or for a counsellor,
able to advise.
,
BOTBil'N,
groin, Lat. inguen. Po-upuvidco, to suffer from swollen groins.

wvos,
6, the
Hence
6v, devised, plotted.

:
From
Med.,
fut. -euo-o:
Pov-ycuos, 6, (ffov-, yaia}) a braggart, bully, [a] Pov-56pos, ov, (0ovs, otpca} flaying oxen : gallII. as Subst. a knife for ing. flaying.
pov-0c-pif|s, ts, ()So!s, Otpaj)
f,
ffoj
pf.
/3/3ouAeu/i
pai
pf.
aor.
/3ov\evffdnT]v:
:
Pass.,aor. I
f 0ov\evQr}v
giving summer pasture
summer-feeding.
Pov-0oivr]s, ou, 6, (/Sous, Ooivdoj) beef-eater. From Pov0c<ria, 77, a sacrifice of oxen.
but fut. med. is also used in pass, /3côuAeu/xai sense ; and aor. I and pf. pass, in med. sense, (@ov\7)) to take counsel, consider : in past tenses, to have considered, and so to determine or resolve upon a thing
: :
Med.
to be
to take counsel
:
pov9i5T0), to slay, sacrifice From fice or daughter.
oxen
generally, to sacri-
the Act.
with oneself, and so much like II. Pass, to be determined or resolved on.
:
a member of the Council
to
give counsel.
134
j3ovX.ii
fipabv
covered with ox-hide.
y\6>o~a"r) fitprjKf, /Sous firl
POV\T|, 77, (@ov\ofj.ai} will, determination, Lat. cona project, plan, intention. 2. counsel, silium : II. also like advice, whether taken or given.
Lat. concilium, the Coimcil or Senate, esp. that of the
III. proverb.,
fiovs
tirl
500
at Athens.
POUXT)<U, Ep. for @OV\TJ, 2 sing, subj, of jSouAojucu. POI>XY]IS, to~o~a, fv, (ftovXrj) of good counsel, sage.
yXwcraqs enifiaivei, like vs tirl OTofta, of people who keep silence from some weighty reason, from the notion of a heavy body keeping down the tongue. PO(JS, contr. from /Boas, ace. pi. of foreg.
pov-oTaOjAOv, TO,
Pov-cnrdcris,
(/SoCs, crra0/ios)
an
ox-stall.
of fiov\op.ai. j3ovXif)p,a, O.TOS, TO, (jSouAoywcu) a will, purpose. jBovXirjarts, teas, 77, (/3ovAo/u) a willing : will, purpovXijOcCs, part. aor.
I
cais, 77,
= foreg.
pose.
fiov\T\<TO\ia.i,
fut.
of
/3ouA.o/xat.
tf)fpoj)
pov-a-Tpo<|>T]86v, Adv. ((3ovs, (jTpo(prj) turning like oxen in ploughing: of the early Greek manner of writing, which, went from left to right, and right to left So Solon's Laws were written. alternately.
povXir|-(|>6pos, ov,(0ov\rj,
counselling, advising.
|3ov-Xip,Ca,
pot>Xl|Jua,u>,
77, f.
(/3ot>-, \iftus)
aaoj, to suffer from
@OV\VTIKGS. PotJXlOS, OV, ({BovXr)} impf. e0ov\6/j,r)v, Att. also rjfiov: fut. &ov\r]0ofj.ai : aor. I 0ov\.rjOr]v, Att. also \6fjirjv
ravenous hunger. Hence ravenous hunger.
Pou-<rrp6<j>os, ov, (@ovs, arp<po}) ox-guiding Subst. an ox-goad.
as
pov-o-<j>dYCi>, (/Sous, ff<pdca) to slaughter oxen.
BOT'AOMAI
:
POVTTJS, ov,
6,
($oOs) a cow-herd, herdsman.
Pov-4><ryos, ov, (/3o/s, (payetv) ox-eating. Pov4>ovcco, f. 770-0*, (0ov(p6vos) to slaughter oxen.
r]@ov\'f)OTjv
pf.
:
&&ov\rip.ai, in compos, also med.

:
to will, wish, be willing: jSc/SouAa (TTpo) Dep. usu. c. inf., but also c. dat., Tpwecraiv l/QoyXero vitcrjv be willed victory to the Trojans, or in full, Tpueffffiv
Pov<j>ovia (sub. oxen. From
ifpa), TO,,
a festival with sacrifices of

2.
POV-(J>OVOS, ov, (/Sous, <puvos~) ox-sacrificing. at which oxen are slain.
BouAet or fiovXeaOe, with tftov\(TO KVOOS optgai. the subj. adds force to the demand, /SouAei fypaacu would you have me tell ; 6 @ov\6(ji(vos, Lat. quivis,
that offers, any one that lilies. have rather, choose, prefer, mostly with
the
first
Pou4>oppeco,
f.
770-0),
(/3ou</>op/3os) to
tend
cattle.
Pov<j>6ppia, aw,
TOL,
a herd of oxen.
From
II.
77,
to
Pov<|>opp6s,
as, fiovXofj.'
as Subst. Pov-4>opp6s, ov, (jSoOs, <6pj3a>) ox-feeding : 6, a herdsman. with a great load. , ov, (/Sou-, (popTos)
;,
7& \aov aoov eppfvai,

host were saved than
7)
airoXecrdai
I bad rather the
lost.
pouXo-fJiaxos, ov, (@ov\ofi,aL, ftax 7?) strife-desiring. povXvo-ios, ov, Jit for unyoking the oxen, [v]. From POV-XVTOS, o, (/3oOs, X.VQJ) the timefor unyoking oxen,
S, (&ovs, x av ^ av(s} } holding an ox. poti-xiXos, ov, (/Sous, %iAos) rich in fodder. 2. gen. pi. of /Sous. POWV, contr. part, of jSodcu. PO-WVTJS, ov, 6, (/Sous, wvco/xat) one who buys oxen
for sacrifice.
evening
in
Homer
,
only as Adv., fiovXvruvSe towards cow-milking.

hills.
PO-WTTLS, tSos,
full eyes.
77,
(/Sous, &\f) ox-eyed,
\.
e.
with large,
evening, at eventide.
o, (/Sous, dfj,f\yca)
,
PO<OTO>,
f.
170*0;,
to
plough.
From
II.
ov, 6, (/3otWs)
a dweller on
II. POV-VOJAOS, ov, (0ovs, vâi) cattle-feeding. POV-VOJJIOS, grazed by cattle ; dyf\ai &OVVOIMI herds of grazing oxen.
Potonrjs, ov, o, (/Sous) a ploughman. a name of the constellation Arcturus.
Bootes,
BOTNO'2,
Poij-irais,
6,
hill,
mound.
()3ov- f irais)
iraiSos,
6,
big, lubberly
boy.
4. 281.
2.
of bees, born of the ox; see Virg. Georg.

r),
or umpire, 77, (j3pa/3evo;) the office of judge presidency of the games : generally, arbitration. Ppapeuov, TO, (jSpa/Scuo;) a prize in the games. W BET'2, 4cas, 6 Att. ace. sing. Ppapfj, nom. the judge who assigned the prizes at plur. fipafifjs
BPA
'he
games
generally,
f.
a judge, arbitrator, umpire
poti-TraXts, caw, o,
jwat) r/c^
(/Sou-, 7raA.7i) hard-struggling. POV-TTO,}JHOV, ov, gen. oi'os, (/SoSs, irfTrd/jiai pf. of Trdo-
chief, leader.
,
0*0;,
m cattle.
s,
,
(/3/>a/3eus) to be
a judge or umpire:
sloe.
to arbitrate, direct,
OF, (fiovs, ir\i]KTpov}

77,
ox-goading.
govern. TO, a kind of plum or
7770$, 6,
an axe for felling an
(@ovs, irXrjaaco) ox.
an ox-goad:
BBATXO5,
77,
the tree which bears /3/>d/?vAa. Hence o, hoarseness, sore throat.

(3pa8vs, slowly.
pov-irotjjLT]v, cvos, 6, (jSoGs, TTOI^TIV}
a herdsman.
PpaStvos,
ov, hoarse.
Pov-iropos, ov, (fiovs, irdpca} ox-piercing ; fiovirupos 6/3eAos a spit that would spit a whole ox.
Pov-irpcppos, ov, (/3o5s, Trpcfpa) with theface of an ox. BOT'5, 6 or 77 gen. @6os, also poet. @ov ace.
:
Adv. of
d, ov, Aeol. for paSivus.
PpaSiuv
Ppadvs.
[t],
pp<i8io-Tos, poet.
Comp. and
Sup. of
Ep. @u>v, poet, also /3oa pliir., nom. )3ocs, rarely contr. ftovs gen. &owv, rarely contr. /Swif : dat. (iovai, poet. @6eaai, rarely /3ort a bullock or cow,
fiovv,
: :
PpdSos,
layed.
PpaSvvco,
fos, TO, (jSpoStJs) slowness. f. i/vw, (jSpaSus) to delay :

II. intrans. to
Pass, to be de:
be slow about a thing
fl
o^;
in plur. cattle.
II.
jSoys,
T),
Med.
to be slow, to loiter.
135
Ppa8v-im6ir|s,
sion,
es,
(Ppadvs,
7ret'0o/*ai)
slow of persua-
slow
to believe.
f.
ppaSv-irXotco, PpaBtJ-TTOVs, o, s/ow offoot.
rjffoj,
(PpaSvs, TrXcw) to sail slowly.
Ppaxii-4>v\Xos, ov, (ftpaxvs, (pv\\ov~) with few leaves. *BPA'Xn, only used in 3 sing. aor. 2 e/3paxc or ^ rattle, clash, ring, roar. /3pdx
ppe-yp-a, aTos, TO, (J3pc'x<) the top sinciput.
17,
irovv, TO, gen. 7ro5os, (/SpaSvs, 7rot)s)
of the bead, Lat,
BPAAT'2,
cfa,
Comp.
fipaovrepos by poet,
me:
and fipacrcav Sup. PpaovTaros, poet. Ppadurros, and by metath. slow, heavy; PdpSiffroi dficiv slowest at QdpSiffTos II. metaph. slow of understanding, slow. running
tath. fiapdvTfpos, poet, also fipaSicav [F]
: :
imitate the croaking of frogs. only used in pres. and impf., the Lat. FREMO, to roar, of the wave or wind to clash, of arms; to roar, clamour, of a crowd. Also in Med. BPE'NOOS, 6, an unknown water-bird, of stately
PpKCKt,
BPE'MH,
sound to
of time,
II. late. Hence bearing : hence arrogance. 3pa8v-o-Ka\T|s, ts, (Ppaovs, <TKC\OS) slow offoot. _Pp6v0top,<u, Dep., only used in pres. and impf., to be of a proud carriage, hold one's head high, swagger. 3pa8vTT|S, 77Tos, f), (fipaovs) slowness : dullness. 3pdicos, TO, Aeol. for pditos, a rich female garment. Ppei,s, ecus, f), ()3pexcu) a wetting. TO, gen. /SpeVcos, nom. pi. PpfTf], a 5patr0is, aor. I pass. part, of fipdfa.
BPETA2,
BPE'$O2,
BPA'22fl,
e@pa.aa.
:
Att. Ppd-rrco f. aor. I Ppaaca [a] to Pass., aor. I (Ppdadrjv pf. /3e/3pao"fiai :
: : :
wooden image of a god.

cos, TO, the child
II.
shake violently,
sift
to
throw
-up,
of the sea
to
winnow or
epPpvov.
the
unborn, Lzt. foetus, new-born babe, whelp or cub.

:
grain
Pass, to boil up.
Ppdo-o-cov, ov, gen. ovos, poet.

efo~a,
Comp. of PpaSvs.
BPE'XH,
#771'
:
f.
cu
aor. I c/3pefct
'
aor.
@pdxQi]v [a]
pf.
ftt0peyfj.ai
Pass., aor. I e/3pe'xto wet :
i/,
aor. 2 pass. part,
Ppax*<s, Adv. of ySpaxt's, shortly. Ppaxtav, 01/05, o, (fipaxvs) the arm, Lat. brachium. [t] Ppcixtwv, oj/, gen. ows, [Ion. r, Att. f], ppdxwrros,
on the surface, moisten, sprinkle, opp. to Pass, to be wetted or drenched. 2. impers.

like vfi, Lat. pluit,
it
rains.
BPI-,
[i],
insepar. intensive Prefix,
whence come
Comp. and
Sup. of fipaxvs.
>
ppdxos, cos, TO, plur. 0pax CL contr. Ppdxn, (PpaXvs) shallow, stagnant pools, Lat. brevia et syrtes. ov, (ppa\vs. j8a)Aos) with few clods, x^P ffOS a narrow piece of land.
,
by the
Bpldpecos, 6, Strong, a hundred-handed giant, so called [In Ep., trisyll. gods, but by men Aegaeon.
Bpmp'cus.]
Pptdpos,
a, ov, Ion.
Ppiepos,
17,
6v, (jSptacy) strong.
ov, gen. ovos, (jSpa^ws, ^vw^rf)
of
small understanding. Ppaxv-Spojtos, oi/, (fipaxvs, way.

Ppa.\\}\oyLa,
77,
Ppidco, (&pi-) to strengthen, to intr. to be strong.
make
strong.
II.
fy>o/*os)
running a short
BPI'Zfl,
Ppaxv-Xoyos,
From brevity in speech. ov, (fipaxvs, \t-yca) short in speech,

make short. From v: Comp. Ppaxvrfpos and
:
of
fut. <v, to nod, slumber, sleep. Ppt-^trvos, ov, (&pi-, aTTixa} loud shouting. |3pidos, cos, TO, (^Spt^cu) weight. PpiOocruvt), fj, (PpiOos) weight, heaviness.
few
words.
f.
Pp!0ti-voos, ov, (fiptOvs, i/oos) grave-minded, though!vvSi, to
Ppax^vco,
fid.
/3pa-
BPA"XT'5, fia, of XtW: Sup. Ppaxvraros and PpaxiVTos and Time, short ; of Number and Degree, few,
Ppl6iJS, fid, v, (jSptâi) weighty, heavy.
Space
little :
BPr@fi,
f.
perf. fiffipWa
ppiaaj, Ep. inf. Ppiacfifv: aor. I tftplaa: to be heavy, to be weighed down or

:
&pa.\v, a little, a short time or distance; kirl fipaxv for a short distance ; Kara, fipaxv little by little iv /3pax r shortly, briefly ; 8iaxw in few words, Lat. brevibus, paucis ; SicL PpaxuTarcav or kv
;
Med., fxrjKcav Kapirw @piheavy laden with a thing Oofievr) a poppy laden with fruit (pis 0f/3piOvia, Ep, i. of men, to outfor @(3pl9via, weighty strife.
;
rdrois, Lat.
quam
brevissime.
:
to be superior in the fight, to be weigh, prevail II. trans, to load, press. ter.
:
mas-
aiorjpos)
Ppax^-o-CS^pos, ov, (fipaxvs, (riorjpos} aK a dart with a short, small head.
be wrathful, furious.
with anger, Ppip.dop.ai and PpTp.6op.ai, Dep. to snort (Formed from the sound.)
Ppaxv-<TK\TjS, (s, (fipaxvs, <re'A.os) short-legged. Ppaxv-o-u^poXos, ov, (fipaxvs, ovp.fto\ov) bringing a small contribution. ov, (@paxvs,Tfivoa/) reaching a short way.
,
ov,
(Ppaxvs,
Tpax ?^- 08 )
7
short-
necked.
PpaxwTjs,
deficiency.
77Tos,
fi,
(fipaxvs) shortness
o,
scantiness,
From like Bacchus. ppop.taop.at, D ep- to revel ppopaos, a, ov, (/3/>o/zos) roaring, boisterous : hence 2. o Bpo/xtos, the boisterous god, a name of Bacchus. = B(ixeios, Bacchic. Bpop,i-u8ir]s, cs, (Bpo/xos, c?5os) Bacchic.
Pp6p,os, o, (QpffM) Lat.fremitus, any loud noise or roaring, as of fire, etc.
Pptcr-dpp.aTOs, ov, (Ppidca, apfjud) loading the car. o, the windpipe, trachea. = @pna}, to buzz, hum, of gnats. Ppop,eci>,
BPOTXO5,
Ppaxv-<J>YYtnis, ov,
short or scant light. [?]
(Ppaxvs, ^6770$), giving a
136
770-cw, ppovTcuo, From thunders, Lat. tonat. thunder. 77,
f.
to
thunder: f3povra, impers.,

II.
it
BPT'H,
Ppvaa)
:
mostly in pres. and impf. ; rare in fut. to be full of anything, swell or teem
BPONTH'
the state
of one struck
with thunder, astonishment.
name of one of BpovTTis, ov, 6, (fipovrr)} Thunderer, the Cyclopes, who forged the bolts of Zeus. Ppovnrpi-Kfpawos, ov,(PpovTao}, Kcpavvos) sending thunder and lightning.
PpovT-wStjs, fs, (Ppovrrj, ftSos} thundering. Pporetos, ov, also a, ov, Ep. Pporcos, 77, ov, So also pporT|crios, a, ov. mortal, human.
a thunder-clap. PpovTi]p.a, arcs, TO, (PpovTaca)
II. trans, to cause to burst forth. Ppu|xa, arcs, TO, ($i$piaoK<a)t'hat which is eaten, food. aor. I l/3paj^7/adju?;i/ Dep.: Ppa>p.aop.ai, to bray like an ass, Lat. rudere.
with.
57,
,
(PiPpuffKca)
ov, (/3po)eris) eatable, solid.
97,
(drink).
meat, opp. to iroffis eating into, corrosion, rust. an eater, devourer. Pp<oTT|p, rjpos, 6, (Piftpcuo-Koo) Ppcoros, 17, 6v, verb. Adj. of PiPpuafcca, eatable :
wcris,
cws,
(PiPpwaitca)
fl/z
II.
PpOTO-pdjAwv,
[a]
ov, (jSpoTos, firjua)
trampling on men.
Ppcorvs, vos,
77,
(PiPpwffKca) Ion. for fipwffis.

II.
its
Pporo-yqpus,
v,
gen. vos, (/3poTos, yrjpvs) with huev, (/SpoTos) bloody, gory. to murder men. From 7;o"cy,
77,
man
voice,
of a parrot.
'BAO2,
Td
ov, ($i;/3Aos) made of byblus. the Egyptian papyrus. 77,
POOTOSIS, eacra, PpOTOKTOveco, f.
or fibres, of which were

Pv(3\oi, at, leaves of
pi.
ropes, paper, etc. : byblus; hence, a book: also in
made
man-slaying. PpOTO-Xou-yos, ov, (/3poTos, Xofyos) bane of men. a mortal, man, opp. to dOavaros or BPOTO'2J, o, 0eos as Adj. mortal. o, blood from a wound, gore.
:
PPOTO-KTOVOS,
ov, (/SpoTos, tfTetVcu)
f3vj3\a.
\y]
(fivoS) close-pressed, closely, thickly.
PV^V, Adv.
Pti0ia>,
f.
to-cy,
(&vOos) to sink in the deep, immerse.

II.
BPOTO2,
Pii0tos,a, ov, ()3u0os) in the deep, sunken, deep. of the deep ; fivOia (sub. faJa) water-animals, [v]
/3v0tos. p00tTr]S, ov, 6, pv0iTis, ioos, 77, W @O'5, 6, the depth, the deeps of the sea.
PpOTO-o-Koiros, ov, (fiporos, ffKOTTfoj") watching men. II. ^pOTO-CTTvy{]s,fs,(^pOT6s,aTvyfca) man-hating. pass, hated by men.
BT
PUKT^S,
pi.
oy, o, (fivca)
masc. Adj. blustering: Ep. gen.
PpOTO-<j>YYTlS
* s>
(Sports, (peyyos) giving light to
PVKTOCOV.
fivca.
men.
PpOTO-<jj06pos, ov, (Pporos, (pOdpca) man-destroying. Pporoco, (#POTOS) to stain with gore.
P0vo>, Att. for
Ppox^ros,
Ppoxos,
Ppoxis,
77,
o, (Pp^x^} a wetting, rain. Aeol. for @pax*<vs. o, the throat.
a hide. pup<r-atTOS, o, (Pvpffa, alfros) leather-eagle, nickname of Cleon the tanner. From 3vp<rvs, ecus, o, a tanner.
77,
BT'P2A
the skin stripped of,
BPO'X6O2,
3up<rvco,
3vp<rtvT],
f.
77, 77,
aco, (/3i5po"a) to
(/?pex<w)
an ink-horn.
a leathern thong,
dress hides, tan. Fern, from [t]
BPO'XOS, o, a noose or slip-knot, for hanging or strangling ; a snare for birds ; the mesh of a net. acr. i !/?poa, to gulp down : cp. ava.
Bttporvos,
3up<ro8iJ/&0,
ov, (/3vpo-a) made of skin or leather. be a tanner. f. T^cra), to dress bides,
From
a tanner. Pupcro-Sv{tt]s, oy, o, (j3vpcfa, otyoj) pvpo-o-Tra^XaYwy, ovos, o, (fivpaa, Ha(p\ajwv") the
leather-Paphlagonian, nickname of Cleon.
puptro-TrooXtis, oy, 6, (/Bvpffa, TrcuAtcu)
Ppudco,
teeth.
teem with plenty, overflow. PpvYStjv, Adv. (/3pt/7fcy) snarling or with clenched
(ftpvca) to
:
leather-seller.
(ffvpffa,
Pptryp-os, o, (^pvx<^) a snarling, biting
a grinding
Cf.
or gnashing of teeth.
pupcro-revTjs, es, and Pupo-o-rovos, ov, Tivca) with skin or leather stretched over.
PTJCTO-IVOS,
BPT'Kn,
f.
ca
aor. I
!/3pua
to bite,
devour.
KL = 2, f3pvv
)\Jv,
fnrciv, v. sq.
ppw
:
clireiv
to cry for drink.
77, ov, (Pvaffos) build in pucr<TO-8op.ua>, (jSyo'o'os, Soyuecy) to : hence to meditate deeply. deeps the bottom. Pucrcr606v, Adv. (fivaffos) from
made offine
linen.
the
only in ace. ^pv\a, the depth of the sea. PpOxdop.au, fut. med. Ppvx^ffofj.ai, aor. I pass. !/3puxfiQr)v Ep. pf. j8e/3puxa ( so fJ-fWta, fj.ffj.vfca from 1 roar, fj.7)KaofMt, fj.vKaofj.ai}: Dep.: (^pux**) Hence howl, bellow, Lat. rugire. T a aTOS T a roaring : and PpvX lH' PpOxirjTTjs, ov, 6, a bellower, howler.
j,
:
'
pvor<j-o-|XTpT]S, ov, b, (fivcrffos, /xeTpe'cu) measuring the deeps. (3v06s, the depth or bottom of the sea. PUCTO-OS, 6,
BT'55O5,
pu<T-o-6-<f>po}v, ov,
>
BT'H
f.
:
fine flax : fine linen. (Rvaavs, <pprjv) deep-thinking. Pass., aor. Pvaca [v] : aor. I e'/3yo-a
77,
: :
t&vaO-qv
pf. Pef3vfffj.ai
to stufffull ; vfifMTOS /3e;
PptX<-os, ov, also a, ov, (@pv~)from the depths of the sea, fipvxia TI\U an echo/rom the deep, [y] fut. fipvgca : aor. i %ftpv\ov : Pass., aor.
(3vfffj.fvos
BPT'Xn,
stuffed full of spun-work ap.vos bunged up with sponge. PO>, aor. 2 act. subj. of
fiu>0c,
0*77077/0;
@f@v-
the same as
jSpv/ccy.
[v]
Ion. contr. for
137
3a>KoXiao-8w, -a<rnf|S, Dor.
f3coKoXos,
for /8ov/f-.
3wKos,
6,
pwKoXtKos, Dor. for POVK-. Dor. for &OVKOS.
except in late Poets), like aTa, poet, for 777, earth, ground, soil: one's country.
yauaoxos, ov, Dor. for 701770x0*.

ycmrj-y^vfis, fs, poet, for 77776^77*.
3o>Xdicios,a, ov, (/3a)Xa) forming clods, of rich loam. /3a)Xos, a c/orf of earth. 3w\a{-, OKOS, T),
JwXiov, TO, Dim. of /3o)Xos, a c/orf. BrTAOS, T), Lat. GLEE A, a clod of earth: a piece of land, ground, soil : generally, a lump or mass of anything : so even of the sun.
pcoXo-rop-os, ov, (0w\os, Tfpiv) clod-breaking. a, oi/, also os, oi/, (/3o>/*os) on or ctf A& altar.
PDL>P.IOS,
yanqios, 77, oj', (7afa) sprung from Earth. Yau^|-oxos, ov, (yaia, ex40 ) poet, for 777oDx os earthupholding, earth-surrounding, epith. of Poseidon of other gods, protecting a country.
: <
yai'os, ov,
Dor. for
777405,
on land.
FAI'il, only used

his strength.
'
in partic., Kudfi yalojv exulting in
P(op,is, i5os,
17,
Dim. of Papas
step.
a ribald jest. pa>p.oX6xei>p.a, arcs, TO,
From
coarse buffoonery, pcop.oXoxoJop.ai, Dep. to practise
indulge in ribald jests. From the Pwp,o-X6xos, ov, ((3ojf*6s, Xoxoj) lurking about altars, for the scraps that could be got there, a starveribald jester, ling, beggar : hence a low flatterer,
buffoon.
TA'AA, gen. 70X0/0-05, TO, milk. (Lat. pears in gen. 7o-Ao/f-Tos). yaXa07]v6s, ov, (70X0) sucking, infant. yaXaKTivos, 77, ov, milky, milk-white.
yaXaKTO-iraYT|S,
milk.
es,
LAC
ap-
(70^0,
7707771/04)
like
curdled
raised placefor standing on, a PCOJO-OS, o, (ftaivta) any stand, Lat. suggestus: a raised placefor sacrificing, an altar; later also a funeral mound, cairn, Lat. tumulus. PWV, Ep. for POVV, ace. of fiovs also contr. gen. plur.
:
yaXaKTO-TroTTis, ov, 6, (70X0, Tre-TroTot, 3 sing. pf. pass, of TriVcu) a milk-drinker. yaôtvos, Dor. for 70X77^77, 70X771/05.
yaXava,
2 sub], Poxrrpcco, ()8oao>) /o ca// Pan-as, Dor. for fiovTTjs.
Puxras, contr. for P>O-I, 3 plur. aor.
ftorjffas, aor.
part, of fiodoj.
contr. ya\i\, fjs, T), the marten-cat or T;S, polecat, Lat. mustela. yoXcpos, o, ov, cheerful. Adv. -pus. YfiXcwTTjs, ou, o, (70X677) a ^zfl? o/ spotted lizard.
for 70X677. T), contr. = yaXrjvos. ySXrjvaios, a, OP, ySXTjveia, Dor. yaA.avcia, T),
yoX'fj,
FAAE'H,
of
fiaivcu.
o,
/o ca// /o azW.
= sq.
ptoTi-dveipa,
77,
(fiuaKu, avrjp) man-feeding, nurse
FA'AH'NH,
rally,
77,
stillness
of heroes, [a]
PWTG>P, opos, 6,=@OTrjs, a herdsman.
ya\r)VT]V eXavveiv to sail
of wind and wave, calm t through the calm : gene-
Hence calm, tranquillity. Ep. part. fern. ya\Tjvi6caffa, to be calm. of yaXrjvos, ov, (70X771/77) calm, still, serene : esp. the sea, in neut. pi., 70X771/0 a calm, ya\r)v' 6pu> I see a calm. TdXAos, o, a priest of Cybele : a eunuch.
yciXirjvidw,
yoX-ovp-yecd, -ovpyos,
-ovx, -ovxta, = ya\aKT~.
1
as
"y.
*yoLp-M-
indecl., third letter in
numeral
in
7',
three, third
but
,
*y is
Gr. alphabet : 3000. Before

like
Att. : gen. 70X00;, nom. pi. 70X00) the corresponding yctXcos, gen. 70X01, a sister-in-law:
FA'AOnS,
"h,
the palatals
,
anc* before
pronounced
masc.
as 01770$ dyitos
dyx
v.
d'7o>.
o".
is 8077^. [d] I inf. of 70^601. yap.ai, Dor. for yrjfjiai, aor.
For the digamma,
sub
Yap.ppos,
o,
as an aspirate before some words, as afa 7000, SOVTTOS ySovTros : so also in Att., before
Homer
uses
Lat. affinis : in-law. 3.

I
any connexion by marriage, 2. a brotherII. in Dor. and a father-in-law.

(yafjLfca) I. a
son-in-law.
\ and
vtyos yvotyos. sometimes put for 7, as 5a ovotpos also 7 for j3, 0\(f>apov y\((papov for 777 7J/o<os but in Att., /3 for 7, ~f\'fix tav &^"hx>v a ^ so f r ^j and for A, yfj'iov \rjiov. yvairra) KvdjrTQ}
A.17JW77 y\rjfj.rj,
v, e. g.
In Dor. S
is
'>
Aeol. a bridegroom. aor. ydp-ev, Dor. for fyrjfifv, 3 sing. a wife. y<xp.eni T), fem. of 70^^775, ou ^ or 8 en I -!*-*, x * TT] s -y<*l
-
d,
a husband,
'.
spouse
and
'
ya, Dor. for 7^. ya, Dor.
yoêr15
for 777, earth.
and Aeol.
r),
yapJco:
aor. I
fut.
(805, 77, a wife. fut. 70/^601, Att. 70/10;, later

;
From
:
ya^ffu
fut.
ya-yYap/r],
or -yotYYaixov, TO, a swa/7
Ya-yypaiva, 77, (7pao;, yfaivtu) sore ending in mortification. y<ia, f), the royal treasure: riches.
rownJ /. a gangrene, an eating

(Persian word.) a treasury, Lat.
îat:
Med., eydprjaa pf. yfyd^Ka. Att. 70^01;7o/io-o/iot, Ep. 3 sing, faâafrat, aor. I fyr)fMfJ.rjv. Pass., aor
77;//a
later
i^kya^6rjv,
ya.' |>tA.a a ov
<
|
>
TO, (ydfa, q>v\a.Kij)
aeranum.
yaOtoj, Dor. for
yctia,
77,
: (70^05). ^ pf. ytydfj.7)iMi poet. part. faptOeis marry, to take to wife, Lat. ducere ; l/f KOKOV, stock. 070^0^ yrjfjiai to marry of a good or bad
:
!To
II.
Med.
g7i/
gen. yaias, Ep. 704775 (but not 70177 in nom.,
I. of the woman, /o marriage, 2. herself in marriage, to wed, Lat. nubere.
/o
*'
g'/'t'tf
138
of the parents, to get their children married, betroth, to get a wife for the son or a husband for the III. Pass, to be wedded or taken to daughter.
wife.
yapvco, Dor. for yrjpvca.

Yao-TTjp, gen. yaarepos syncop. yaarpos, dat. plur. the paunch, belly, Lat. venter; yaffrpdai [a], 17: ya2. the womb, arr)p dcrmSos the hollow of a shield. kv yaarpl tytpeiv or txtiv to be with child. 3. me-
Y5(AT|XVfJia, aTOS, ro,
= yd[jLOS.
Yd^T|Xtos, a, ov, (yafj.eo}} bridal, Lat. nuptialis : ya^r)\ia (sub. Ouaia}, r), a marriage-feast. the Attic Fap/YjXitov, wvos, 6, the seventh month of year, from yaêca, because it was the usual time for weddings it answered to the end of January and be:
Hence taph. appetite, in a bad sense, gluttony. Ion. yd.a"rp'r\, 77, the belly of ajar, etc. TO, Dim. of yaffrrjp, yaffrpiov.
, ,
co, f. iaoa,
(yderpis) to fill one's

boxing.
belly.
II,
to hit
on the
belly, a trick in
See A.r)vai<!uv. ginning of February. Yap.io>, f. iaca, (ydpos) to give in marriage. YaîKos, 77, ov, (yd/tos) bridal; TO, yafu/ed a wedAdv. -KWS, as at a wedding, ding, Lat. nuptiae.
--yafj-ifa.
>
Yacrrpi-jJiapYOS, ov, (yaorrjp, pdpyos) gluttonous. Ycwrrpiov, TO, Dim. of yaarrjp.
Yatrrpts, tos, o, 77, (yaarrjp) pot-bellied : a glutton. Ya,<TTpo-|3apT|s, es, (yaorrjp, fiapvs) heavy with child. YacrTpo-<j)oplo), f. 770*0;, (yaaTTjp, <pepw) to bear in the
v i (y&fJ-os, K\TTT(a) adulterous
as
womb,
be pregnant.
ov, (7ai)Xos)
Subst.
an
adulterer.
o,
o,
Yao-Tp-cSB-rjs, fs, (yaarrip, eTSos) pot-bellied.
Ya-p,6pos,
FA'MOS,
matrimony
riage.
:
in pi.
Dor. for yrjfiopos. a wedding, marriage : also wedlock, a marriage-feast, Lat. nuptiae.
(ydfj.03,
YavXiKos,
ship.
17,
of or for a merchant
YavXiTtKos,
17,
6v,=yav\iKos.
Yap-6-oToXos, ov,
areXXca) preparing mar-
a beast
Yap,<j>tjXaC, tuv, at, (yafj.if/6s, yvapirTtts) the the beak of a bird. ;
FATAO'2, o, a milk-pail : a water-bucket : any II. yav\os, round vessel, e. g. a bee-hive : hence jaws of 6, a round built merchant-vessel, galley. Yavpiaw, only used in pres. to bear oneself proudly,
pride oneself.
Yajiv|;6s, 77, ov, (i:djj.Trr(a) bent, curved, crooked. yav, Dor. for yfy, yaidv. Yfivato, (ydvos) to si ',ne, glitter, gleam : to look bright
From
and fresh,
delight,
Lat. nitere
metaph.
to be cheerful.
Y<xvpos, ov, also a, ov, (ya'ua) exulting in a thing : Hence haughty, disdainful: skittish. f Yavpoojxcu, Pass, to exult in a thing: to be baugh y,
disdainful.
FA'NOS, cos, TO, brightness, sheen:

[a] y&voto, to
beauty, a charm,
Hence
?
: pf. pass. part. yeyavoj/j-evos, glad-looking, joyous, Lat. nitidus.
Hence make bright or shining
Yavpco|xa, OTOS, TO, a subject for boasting. FE, Dor. Y a enclitic Particle, Lat. quidem, at least, at any rate; o y' evOdSe Acws at any rate the people
oWa, Ep. part, of yavdca. yavv\iai, Ep. fut. yavvffaojwi Dep. brighten up, be delighted at a thing.
Yctvocov,
:
here:
:
often
2.
attached
to
pronouns,
eycuye,
avye,
(ydvos)
to
Hence
Yavuo-fjia, CTOS, TO,
= ydvos.
well then, then, implying unwillingness, fifjii ye well, I will go. 3. and indeed, too; Ka\js 4. to strengthen 76 TTOIWV and quite right too oye.
!
Ya-ircBov, TO, Dor. for yrjireSov. [a] Ya-irTT|3, yH-TTovos, yd.-troTOS, Dor. for 77777-. FA'P, Conjunction, for, Lat. enim, and like it Its chief placed after the first word in a sentence. I. to introduce the reason : when the usages are reason precedes that of which it is the reason, it may be rendered by since or as ; 'Arpddr], iro\Xol yap
oaths, vr) ye usu. refers.

irpos
Am
ye, with a
II.
word between,
'
to
which
ye
even; rj\0ov
Afju[>idpe
Qiav against even Amphiaraus' will. YCCL-OXOS, ov, Dor. for yairjoxos. yey&a,, Ep. for yeyova, perf. of yiyvofuu, to have
:
TeOvdaiv 'Ax&tot, since
many Achaeans
are dead, etc. ;
been born, to be, live: pi. yeyap.ev, yeyddre, yeydbut yeydp-ev [a] inf., for yeyatvai, Dor. 7^70dai Kfiv [a] : part, yeyauis, dojffa, Att. contr. 7670;$,
so in parenthesis, as /fat, rjv yap 6 MapaQwv eiriTT)SewTaTov, etc., and, since Marathon was the fittest II. to strengthen I. a question, place, etc.
like Lat.
-waa,
like Pefiaus, @e/3cus. Dor. for yeyrjOa ; pf. of yrjOeo). r pff yiyvojjiai : see f-
yeyaa.
nam, Engl. why, what,

?
2.
ris
ydp ae
fjteev
who
Aoto
Att.
hath sent thee
a wish, Hondas
you might perish! in or eide ydp, Lat. utinam, ydp, would that !
6t
*, f.
why ydp lo-
yeyd.it.fv,
see
yeyaa.
'
yeyd\M]Ka,
pf.
of
-
that
Homer
usu. at ydp,
that! so also irws
^ P ass
yeyi\paKa,
pf.
yeyj]Qa, yeyi\Qeiv, pf. and Ep. plqpf. of yr]Qt<a,
apw, (ydpyapd) to
t.
swarm
with.
to tickle.
of yrjpdaKca.
of yXv<p<a.
-
for
yayya\iaj, (ydpyahos)
a
tickling.
pf. pass,
Hence
ov, o,
6,
P ass
f yofMpoca.
tickling, itching,
lots, plenty.
[a]
yeyova, pf. of yiyvofJMi. yeypafya, yeypannLai, pf.

fut.
act.
and
pass, of ypdfpoi.
Ta, heaps,
3 pass, of ypdtyca.
yevetaco.
139
:
P ass with pres. sense, part, yey&vus, the other tenses plqpf. fyfywveiv with impf. sense are formed as if from pres. yeywvw or yeycavfca, inf.
,
perf.
yeyowfiv, Ep. yyaiv4fj.v impf. fyeywvvv or 7670;vevv for tyeywveov, 3 sing, also eyfycave aor. I inf. verb. Adj. yeyojvrjTeov. To call or cry yeyawijffai so as to be beard, to call aloud; offov rf yeycave 0orjoas as far as be could make himself beard by shouting: c. ace. rei, to call out, proclaim aloud: of things,
; ;
:
yc\daoiMi tytkaaa, Ep. tye\affffa, Dor. eyehaga. Pass., aor. I tyf\dcr0r)v pf. yey&aoiMii : to laugh, Lat. rideo ; cye\aafff <pi\ov Krjp his heart II. to laughed within him. laugh at, sneer at. FE'ATIS, jSos, 77; pi. ye\yioes or ye\yeis = dy\is, a head, clove of garlic, Lat. spica allii. YcXot'ios, Ep. for yekoios. YeXotos, a, ov, also os, ov, (ye\d<a) laughable, absurd. II. humorous, facetious : ye\oia jests. YeXoCcov, Ep. impf. of y(\doj. Y 6 XouovTs, part. pres. of yekoida}.
fut.
aor. I
to sound, ring, etc.
^XOOJVTCS, Ep. for yeXdca, yt\dovTfs.
YY<OV11 T
* OV >
ver b. Adj. of yeyowtoj, one
must pro-
Dor. for
,
y\w(n.
claim aloud.
,
lengthd. pres. for yiyawa, to proclaim.
ov, Adj.
ov,
from
part, yfyoovws, (like dpapus,
from
dpapajs}, loud-spoken, loud-sounding.

pf.
Y^YWS, Swtt> *>, Att. part. yovdis, ytyaws, see yaw. Tccvva, 77, Heb. Gehenna, i.
:
of yiyvoftai, for yf-
the valley of Hinnom, in which the corpses of the worst malefactors were burnt hence as a name for bell-fire, bell.
e.
dat. ytXcari Ep. y6\u'. ace. ytXuTa. Ep. 7^X0;, in Att. Poets ye\ow : (ye\dco) : laughter, Lat. risus ; tirl ye\ojTi for laughter's sake, for a joke. II. a subject of laughter, Lat. ludibrium ; ye\ojTa TTOI tiaOai to make a joke of it.
poet, for yf\6acvTs. 6: gen. CUTOS Att. <v:
77,
,
buffoonery.
From
YCTJ-TTOVOS, etc., v. yearn-.
ov, (yc\&>s, Troiecu) exciting laughter: as Subst., Y^XtoTO-iroios, ov, 6, a jester.
Yi-apoTT|S, ov,
6, (777, dpocj) a plougher of earth. yeivdjxevos, aor. I part, of yewofMi. Yivcu, Ep. for yeivrjai, 2 sing. aor. I med. subj. of
YeXucpv, Ep. impf., YeXaxovrcs, Ep. part, of ycXda. YCÎ^W, f. law, Att. to), (yfp.oj) to fill, load or freight with a thing Pass, to be freighted.
:
Y^JAOS, Tu,
,
Pass, to be begotten, be born.
II.
the
rE'Mn,
a freight. From used only in pres. and impf. to be full of a.
= y6p.os,
Y
aor. I eyeivdpijv, yeivaaOcu sense,
is always used in causal of the father, to beget ; of the mother, to bear, bring forth; ol yeivdpevot the parents. Yio-p,6pos, etc., yfca/j-opos.
= yevvdcu,
thing, to be full. Yved, as, Ion.
VTJ,
775,
77,
(*ytv<o) birth; onXoffc
Tfpos
birth.
yevfrj
younger
II. birth,
by
birth,;
yevtrjs
from
FEFSON or y&ararov, TO, anything projecting so as

to shelter, the eaves
Yeu>-<f>6pos, ov, (777, (pepcv) earth-bearing.
race, descent; ytvefj virtpT(po& III. a genehigher by blood : of horses, b> ejjd. ration, Lat. saeculum; otca yeveal nfpoiruv dv&puTTCOV.
of a roof, the cornice, coping : the

Cariari origin.) neighbourhood : the neighbours.
IV. offspring, descendants.

;
f. "fjaoj, (yevfa\6yos} to trace a pediyevea\oyciv Tiva to trace his pedigree : Pass.
hem of a garment.
YiTvtacris,
*<^s, 77,
(Of
YevdXoY<w,
gree
From
o,
to derive one's
pedigree.
77,
Hence
(ydrcav} to be a neighbour, to border on.
and yenovtw, = yetTVido}.

ov, neighbouring, near.
YcvsaXoYUi,
a tracing one's descent, genealogy.
From
From
III. as
ovos, 6,
77,
a neighbour.
;
Adj.
neighbouring, bordering metaph. akin s, Aeol. for ye\daas. Dor. for y\aaas.
ris, es,
to, like.
Yeveci-XoYOS, o, (yeved, Af7<y) a genealogist. YevT|, T}S, 77, Ion. for 7* vfd Ep. dat. ycvtrjfa. YV6Xt], 77, birth t origin, descent : of horses, breed, birth-place ; dpyipov ytvt0\r] a mine of silver.
:
i.
(ytXaca) laughing, cheerful.
YV0XC8ios, ov, = yeve6\ios. Yv0Xios, ov, belonging to one's
birth, Lat. natalis
Dor. for ye\wvri, dat. part, of yfXdca. and Y^Xtvcra, Dor. for 7eA.aot;0'a. YcXacra, Dor. for yf\wva, fern. nom. part, of yfXaca. YXao-ico, Desiderat. of ye\dca, to like to laugh, to
be ready to laugh. YcXao-p-a, aros, TO,
dvr}pi0jj.ov
yeved\iov ^pap one's birth-day ; TO. y(ve0\ia a birthday feast ; ycvfOXioi 6(01 the gods of one's race; evtOXiov aT/xa kindred blood.
Yve0Xov, T6,=yfVf6X7), YVtdgto Dor. -do-8w,

come
to
descent.
2.
offspring.
(yivciov} to get a beard,

2.
y&aa/M
(yeXdoj) a laugh; KVfidTcav 'the many-twinkling smile of
man's
estate.
77,
ds, doos,
the cheeks.
(ytveiov) a beard.
to get
in plur.
Ocean.'
YeXao-TTjs, ov, 6, (y(\dct}) a laugher, sneerer. From YeXao-Tos, 77, vv, laughable, laughed at.
YV6ta<rKa),
YevcuxTrjs,
= yevidca,
Ion.
TÔW,
a beard.
fem -
Y 6V11H TT|S>
Y 6V1
'
TIS
or
TEAATl,
s,
Ep. Y^Xow, Ep. part. pi. yc\6(WTfs, yeor ye\oicavTfs Ep. impf. yt\oi<av or wojv
: :
-cans,
loos,
,
(yevads) bearded.
f,
= ytvtidfa,
to
get a beard.
140
YVtov,
the
ytvtiov
TO,
rETflL
ration.
(yews}
the
part covered by the beard,
lower part of the face, the chin. Yv0, Ep. for eyevov, 2 sing. aor. 2 of yiyvopai. Yvr0ai, aor. 2 inf. of yiyvopai.
ycvecrios, ov,
= yeve&\ios.
:
birth-day feast dead.
also,
a day
yeveffia a kept in memory of the

II.
T<i
IV. sex : gender. V. kind, genus, opp. to c?5os, species. = \a@tv, 3 sing, of an old Verb, Yevro, he grasped, only found in this form prob. Aeol. for e\cro, y II. contr. for eytvtro. representing the digamma.
:
FE'NT
2,
77,
gen. ytvvos
;
dat. ycvvt
plur., dat.
yevvffi, Ep. yevvafft
origin, source: birth, YV6(ris, eos, 77, (*yev<a) a race, descent. Y6Vo-KTO, Ion. for eyevero,^ sing. aor. 2 ofyiyvopai. fem. of yeverrjp, (*yevca') she that gives II. she that is born, a daughter. birth, a mother.
ace. yevvas, contr. yevvs. The under jaw; yevvcs, both jaws, the mouth : hence also the cheek, chin. II. the edge of an axe, a
biting axe.
YVTipa,
yV6TT|,
77,
*rE'NH, Ypa, Ep.

senatores.
obsol. pres., contr. from
Root ofyiyvo/Mt. ye pea, pi. of yepas.

yrjpaios')
yeverj, birth.
yeverrjs. Y6V6TT|p, rjpos, 6, a father, anYv4-njs, ov, 6, (*yevo}} the begetter, II. asAdj.,= 2. the begotten, son. cestor.
Ycpaios, a, ov, (ytpwv,
old:
venerable.
Comp. yepairepos;
yepairtpoi, the elders, Lat. Sup. yepairaros.

ol
Ypaio-<{>Xoios, ov, (yepaios, (p\oios} with wrinkled

skin.
yeveO\ios.
yevervXXCs,
lour.
iSos,
77,
(*yevca) goddess of one's birth
6, yfverijs, a father. Ion. for eyevov, 2 sing. aor. 2 of yiyvo/Mii. I pass, imperat. of yiyvopai. Y6VT]0T|T<o, 3 sing. aor.
yV6Tcop, opos,
yepaipto, f. yepapai : aor. I eyeprjâ, inf. yepapai : aor. 2 eyepapov : (yepas) : to honour or reward with
a gift
generally, to honour.
YV6U,
YpaiT6pos, -raros, Comp. and Sup. of yepaios.

Y^paos, 77, 6v, = yepaios. Ycpapos, a, ov, (yepaipoj) reverend, stately; yepapoi priests, yepapai priestesses. FE'PAS, aos, TO, nom. pi. yepara, Ion yepea, Ep. contr. yepa a gift of honour, prize, generally, a gift, honour ; metaph., yepas OavvvTa.'v the last honour of the dead. II. a privilege, prerogative. Hence II. honoured. yepacrp-Lcs, ov, honouring. rcpdo-Tios, a Spartan month. Ypao--(j>6pos, ov, (yepas, <f>epca) winning honour. , Ion. nom. pi. of yepas. f. From 770*0;, to guide an old man. (yepojv, dyca) guiding an old man. Lacon. for yepovaia. 77, TO, Dim. of yepojv, a little old man. Yepov<ria, 77, (yepcuv) a Council of Elders, Senate, II. an esp. at Sparta, where it consisted of 28.
:
TE'PA'NO^,
r),
Lat.
GRUS,
a crane.
contr. yevySos :=yevvs, YCVTjts, 57: gen. yevrj'iSos, the edge of an axe : an axe, pickaxe, mattock.
Y*vva,
in
Ycvrjua, aros, To,=yevvrjfj.a. fj, poet, for yevos, descent, offspring.
yevvaSas
[a], ov, o, plur. ytvvaoai,
(yevva) noble,
mind
or birth, Lat. generosus.
Y6vvaio-irp6irT)S, es, (yevvaws, irpeirai) befitting Adv. -mDs. noble.
Y^watos, a, ov, also os, ov, (yevva} suitable to one's birth or descent ; ov pot yevvaiov it Jits not my high
noble both in mind and blood, high-born, : high-minded: of animals, thorough-bred: of things, good of their kind: but also, yevvaia Svr} genuine,
blood
intense misery.
Hence
17,
YevvaioTTjs, TJTOS,
nobility, nobleness
of character
of land, fertility.
Ycvvaa>s, Adv. of yevvoios, nobly: Sup. yevvaiorara. Y6WO.Q), f. 170-0;, (yevva) to beget, of the father ; to ol yevvfjffavTes the bear, bring forth, of the mother
;
embassy.
chiefs
parents.
II. to
generate, produce.
Hence
Y^povo-tos, a, ov, (yepojv) belonging to the elders or ; olvos yepovaios wine reserved for them.
any product.
YewTjcrts,
YCVVTJTTJS,
Yvvrjjjia, aros, TO, that which is produced, a child : III. a begetting. II. one's nature.
ecus, 77,
ov,
6,
a begetting, producing. (yevvaca} a parent, Lat. pater-
sians wore.
Yppov, TO, (ei'po;) Lat. gerra, anything made of wicker-work, esp. an oblong shield, such as the Per2. a wattled hut.
01,
familias.
Y6ppo-4>6poi, wicker shields :
(yeppov, (pepoS) troops that wore
v. foreg.
cwrjTos,
,
77,
ov, (yevvdoj) begotten or born.
rE'PHN,
povres
the Elders
OVTOS, 6, an old man, Lat. senex : ol yeor Chiefs, who with the King
77,
6v,
yevvaios, brave, spirited.
Adv. us. formed
Yevoiaro, Ep. and Ion. for yevoivro. Yvolp,av, Dor. aor. 2 opt. of yiyvopai. Y^vos, cos, TO, (*-ycj/cu) race, descent: freq. in ace. absol. êVos, as 1^ 'WaKrjs y4vos ei/it I am of Ithaca
by descent;
birth.
the chief Council: hence the Senators, like Lat. Patres, esp. at Sparta, where they were 28 in
so in dat.,
II.
yevfi voXirrjs a citizen by
genus.
tion.
2.
a descendant, a child, as Virgil's Divi III. a race in regard to number, a naa race in regard to time, an age, gene-
number. II. as Adj. yepcw, ov, but almost always with masc. Subst. as yepcav \6yos yepov OO.KOS however occurs in Homer. aTos, TO, (yevoi) a taste of a thing. aor. I med. inf. of yetca. to give one a TET'Il, f. yeva<a aor. I eyevcra
: : :
taste of a thing.
II.
Med. yevojMi,
fut.
yevffojMti
rE'TPA
pi. plqpf. (yeyevvro, they had to try, make proof, have experience of; oovpbs yfvffaoOat to taste, i. e.feel, the spear : to enjoy.
yiyvopai.
Y f 0v,
< 1
141
the earth.
aor. I lyfvffdfirjv or eat of a thing

:
with
pf. pass,
yeyevpai
to taste
Adv. of 777, out of or from
tasted, eaten
3 hence
;
YT|0o,
ydOa
f. ^ffw : aor. eyjjOrjaa, perf. 7677760, Dor. (\ised in pres. sense): plqpf. fyryrjQeiv: to be delighted, to rejoice,
,
76-
f), TJ,
(yrjOeoS) joy, delight.
FE'^T'PA,
77,
mound of earth
to
dam
or bar a
stream, or a bridge to cross it, used by Horn, always in Horn, also, tro\^.oio y<pvpai the lane in plur. :
II. between two lines of battle, the battle-field. later in sing, a bridge, y(f>vpav ^cvyvvvai or yetyvp } cvyvvvai Trorap,ov to build a bridge over a river,
1
ov, (yrjO^ca') joyful, glad. TO, Lat. gethyum, a kind of leek. YTj'ivos, ov, and yrfios, ov, (777) of earth or clay. contr. Yrj'i-qs, ov, 6, (777) a husbandman. yT]t-rr]S,
yrjGocrvvos,
FH0TON,
yf|-Xo<|>os, 6,
= yfa\o(pos,
yci}fiopos.
hill.
Lat. ponte jungere jluvium. Hence j-and Y<|)tip6(o, f. waca, to make passable by a bridge, to
\
\
yr\\iai, Y^H-as* yi]\JLa.<rQai, part. act. and med. of

to (777, ex&>)
yr]H<i[j<,vos, aor. I
inf.
bridge over; yfcpvpuae Trorafjtov [the tree] made a bridge over the river y&pvpcafff K*\vOov made a Pass., eyecpvpd/Or) 6 iropos the strait ground, bridge-way had a bridge made over it.
;
j
possess land.
(777,
7T6'5oi/)
a plot of
6$, (777, ireativ}
YtoYpa<J>ia,
"h,
geography.
From
as
YTJTTOVOS, o,
pf. pass,
= yeujtrovos.
falling to earth.
Y6co-Ypd(j>os, ov, (777, 7/>a<o>) earth-describing: a geographer. 05 * ov * Subst.,
Y^YP^
and
f.
YTJ-TTOTOS, Dor. Y^TTO-TOS, ov, (777, TTf-irorai 3 sing, of TTIVOJ) to be drunk up by Earth.
Y6w-Xo<J>os,
Xo<J>ov, TO,
o, (777,
Ao<os) a
hill,
hillock: also
YT)pai6s, a, ov, (yijpas) old, aged.
and
to
ô-Xios a ov
YecujiTpo>,
TjffoJ,
Yd>-p.Tpir]s, ov, 6,
measure land, to measure. From (777, fjLTpfca) a land-measurer,
Hence geometer. Y6(0|XTpta, 77, land-measuring, geometry : and YewjjieTpiKos, 77, ov, of or for land-measuring, geometrical: 77 Y6co(XTpiKT| (sub. re^vr]}, geometry: yafj.(TpiKos, ov, 6,
yv]pa.vai, aor. 2 inf., or Yfjpavcu, aor. I inf., of yr\pavTe<rcri, Ep. for yrjpaffi, dat. plur. of yijpds, part. aor. 2 of yrjpdaKQj.
Y a ~P-P os anc^ Y to " J C7^pao"a aor. 2 kyfjpav, inf. yrjpdvai [a], part. 777to pf. yeyrjpdKa p.6pos, o, 77, (777, [jicipofAai ) a sharer in the division pds (as if from a verb in -ftt) o/'' lands, landholder : ol become old and infirm. II. in aor. I *yt(ap,opoi, the landowners or nobles in a state, Lat. optimates. i, Causal, to bring to old age.
'
:
Ycu{xopia, 7), Yco-pi6pos, also Y'H'M-^P 05 '
a geometrician. Adv. -KWS. a division of lands : tillage.
From
^ r > poet, for yypaios. "y^p&s, aor. 2 part, of yrjpdaKQj. FH~PA2J, TO, gen. yrjpaos, Att. contr. yrjpcas dat. yfyai, Att. contr. 777^9: oW aê, Lat. senectus. Hence fut. dffoj Att. daopat [a] : aor. y-^piSurKU) or Y^pa-co
Y'HP^Sj
Y(o-TrSov or
Y^co-ireSiov, TO, Ion. for
Yo-7rLvr]s, ov, o, (777, Trei/o/iat) poor in land. Yewirdvos, o, (717, TJWtcu) a ;/7/er o/ the earth, hus-
YT)poj3ocrKa>, f. 770*0;, to feed and cherish in old age: Pass, to be cherished in old age. From YT]po-|3o<TK6s, ov, (yfjpas, /3o07y) cherishing in old
bandman.
age ;
f.
esp. of one's parents.
YopYo,
till,
770-0;,
:
cultivate
T),
(yavpyos) to be a farmer : also to metaph. to work at, practise a thing.

tillage.
II.
YTjpo-Kojjios, ov, (yfjpas, Kopeca) cherishing the old. YT,ptip.a, aTos, r6, (yrjpvoj) a voice, sound, tone.
YwpYia,
(76^705) agriculture,
in plur. tilled lands.

rustic.
^ tv, (yfcupyosy of or II. skilled informing.

TO, ajield
t>v,
:
for
tillage,
Hence vos, 6, a voice : speech. Dor. yapvoj f. voca \y] aor. I lyripvaa. Med., fut. vffofiai aor. i kyrjpvadfjirjv, but also in
,
,
cultivation
a crop.
From
:
(777,
,
Hpyov) tilling the
ground
as
same sense pass. fyrjpvOrjv [v] to utter, speak, say, sing, cry, Lat. garrire. YT|p<os, contr. for yfjpaos, gen. of yfjpas.
: ,
Subst.,
<),
f.
ov, 6,
tiller
of the earth, husbandman.
TO, Att. for yfjOvov, a leek.

ov, (777, Tffifiv)
770-0;,
to
dig or trench the earth.

T6/?i/) cutting the
From
o, contr. for yijtTtjs.
Y-o)pvxos, Yo-r6|xos, ploughing.
ov, (777, vpvaata} trenching the earth. [0] ov,

(777,
ploughing
the earth.
ground :
yiya.vT-o\tTi]S, ov, 6, (yiyas, o\\vfu} giant-killer. YiYO-VTO-<|)6vos, cv, (yiyas, *<p(vaj) giant-killing.
a grape-stone, [r] FH~, 77, contr. for 760, âr/i, land ; yfjv KOI vScap Sidovai to give earth and water as token of submission FITAS, avros, voc. yiyav, u, (777 or 7afa) mostly Kara, yrjv on land, by land, opp. to KOTCI OdXaoaav ; in plur. the Gian's, a rebellious race, destroyed by the In Hesiod, the sons of Gaia or Earth, whence also Kara, yfjs, which means beneath the earth irov-\ gods. the name = 777761/77$. Lat. ubi terrarum ? where on the earth f 777*
;
:
TITAPTON,
II. YT]-Yvnfis, f's, (777, *76Vcy) earthborn : indigenous. as Subst., yriyeYT}*, ov, 6, a son of the Earth, a giant.
by
yl-yvopai, syncop. from yt-yevoftai, which is formed from this root redupl. from the Root TE'Nn
:
142
aor. 2 tyevofjLrjv perf. yeyevr)fut. yevrjffoâi y\&$tip6s, d, ov, (yXdtyeo*) hollow, hollowed : hence II. smoothed, fMi and yeyova: aor. I (in late authors) eyevrjOrjv: yX. Xifi-fjv a deep harbour. polished, to become, to of persons, critical, exact. Adv. -pa)s, smoothly, nicely, for the Ep. pf. yeyaa, see yeyaa: in perf. yeyova to be by prettily. : to be born : to be ; happen 2. of events, to occur, FAA'^fl, to hew, carve: of a lion, to tear the birth, or to have become so. II. with Preps, or Advs. of motion, to ground with his feet. happen. 2. irdvTa, be at, as cyiyveTo Is AcweScu/uora. yXdx^v [a], Dor.
:
:
\
j ' \
come
iravrotos, rravTooairos yiyveadai to take all shapes, YXcvKO-iroTrjs, ov, 6, (yXevitos, ire-TTOTai 3 sing. pf. turn every way ; eavTov yeveffOai to be master of pass, of mvca) drinker of new wine. oneself; fVTos eavTov yevecrdai to recover oneself. yXevKOs, cos, TO, (yXv/cvs) Lat. mustum, must, sweet 3.
TI yevcapai
;
more
rarely Tts yevaiftai

4.
what
is to
be-
new wine.
:
yXcâpov, TO, Dor. for fiXecpapov. yiyvfadai oV opyfjs, 8id Xoyojv, II. boFAH'NH, 77, the pupil, eye-ball : and, 5. c. gen. pietii, periphras. for bpydv, Xeyeiv, etc. to cost so much, as, dfioXov yiyveffOai to cost an obol. cause figures are reflected small in the pupil, a puppe f , formed by redupl. from the root esp. a girl, cf. Kvprj, Lat. pupilla : as a taunt, eppe Yt-yvtoerKca,
*rNOE'fl, TNn~NAI, Lat.
come of me f
NOSCO
fut.
yvdxrofuu :
i
aor. 2 eyvajv, imperat. yvuOi, opt. yvoiijv, inf. yvtavai, part, yvovs: perf. eyvu/ta, pass, eyvcafffj-ai : aor. I pass,
(yvojcrdijv.
fcarf yXr)vr) away, weak girl ! TO, in plur. things to stare at, wonders.
FAH NO2,
yXrjxw-
perceive, gain knowledge of, mark, and so to know, of persons and things : to be aware of, understand: sometimes c. gen. instead of ace., to know of. . , yva> x } l * vov h e knew that he was angry rarely
jl
9 :
To
cuvos, 77: ace. yXr]x (t}va by apocop. pennyroyal, Ion. for fiXrjx 01*'comic word in yXtcrxp-avTiXoY-eêirtTpiirTOs, ov, Aristophanes, a greedy pettifogging knave. (yXi>
FAH'XflN,
o*x/>os,
dvTiXoyia, egeTTiTpnrTos.)
II.
FAI'^XPO J, a, ov, gluey, clammy, slippery.

close to, importunate.
3.
also c. part.,
beaten.
eyvwv TjTTT)fj.evos I perceived that I was metaph. sticking II. to examine, to form an opinion, de- greedy, stingy.
',
2. close,
cide upon, determine, decree, yvuvai Tci Sircaia. yivojiai, Ion. and in late Greek
ylvwo-Ktu, Ion.
ovos, 6, (yXiffxpos)
of disputations, quibbling, petty. a niggard. Adv. of 7Xtaxpos, importunately : scan-
and in late Greek tily : also pettily. in pres. and impf., (7X0705) to be milky, juicy. [?], Dep.,only used to strive after a thing, struggle for it, c. gen. 2, >6s, d, ov, (yXdyos\full of milk, milky. yXoyocis, cacra, ev, (yXdyos)full of milk, milky. yXixecQai Tttpi TIVOS to be eager about or for a thing. FAOI'A or yXotd, 77, glue. Hence yKayo-TT-i]^, 77705, o, 77, (7X070$, irrjyvvfjii") of or for curdling milk. yXoios, o, anything sticky or clammy, as oil and II. as Adj. 7X010$, d, 6v, slippery, knavish. dirt. FAATO5, cos, TO, poet, for 70X0, milk. yXaKTO-^dyos, ov, (ydXa, fyayclv} contr. for 70- FAOTTO'2, o, the rump : plur. the buttocks. XaKTOfpdyos, living on milk. yXtJKatvop.at, Pass, to become sweet.
FATXOMAI
FAA'MH,
77,
XrffAt],
humour
in the eyes.
6s, d, 6v,
= yXvKvs,
sweet.
euros, o, 77, (yXvKfpus, XP^ S ) with , gen. ovos, (yXdfiij) blear-eyed, [a] -), (yXavKos) only found in Ep. part. 7X01;-' sweet, fai Kiixav, glaring with the eyes. yXvtcvs. [u] yXvKios, a, ov, FAATKO'-S, 77, ov, Aeol. yXavKOS, a, ov, gleamv, gen. vos, (^ \vKvs, odnpv) causing y sweet tears. II. with noing, glancing, bright-gleaming. tion of Colour, pale-green, bluish-green, gray, Lat. yXvKii-Scopos, ov, (yXv/tvs, Iwpov} with sweet gifts, (s, (yXvKvs, i/x*^ sweet-sounding. glaucus, of the olive, of the willow, and also of the vine. III. of the eye, From 77, benevolence. light blue or gray, Lat. caesius : of persons, blue-eyed. II. yXvKV-0xi|xos, ov, (y\vtevs, 6vp.os) sweet-minded.
v, ov,
|
o,
77,
ace.
yXavreoxpoa, (y\avKos,
.
act.
charming
the
mind, delightful.
Xpoos) gray-coloured, gray.

,
t5os,
77
ace.
but also iv: (yXaveyes.
yXvKv-jxdXov, Aeol. and Dor. ov, (yXvKvs, fêi\ixos) sweetly win-
KGS, oaf/) epith. of
Minerva, with gleaming
yXauK-toij;, uiiros, 6, 77, yXavKwiris. yXaijg, Att. yXcu}(j, KUS, 77, (7Xauos) the owl, Lat. noctua, so called from its glaring eyes. Proverb., yXavK' 'Aftyvafa yXavK els 'AOrjvas, like our ' carry coals to Newcastle ' Athenian coins were called
:
nng.
,
TO, Dor. for yXvfcvjjirjXov (yXvKvs

f.
XOP) a sweet-apple.
,
770-0;,
to
speak sweetly.
(y\VKvs,
From
having a
(yXvfcvs, fjivQos} sweet-speaking.

cuSos, 6,
77,
7X01;-
Trafs)
Kfs
AavpiQ}Titcai,from the stamp of the owl on them, yXd<j>v, TO", (7X0^0;) a hollow, cavern, [a] -1 -"* '-i, 7), smoothness, polish. From
'fair offspring.
(yXvKvs,irap6vos) a sweet maid. yXvicv-micpos, ov, (yXvKvs, wiKpos) sweetly bitter.

,
rAYKT'2
efa, v, sweet to the taste, sweet: metaph. Comp. and sweet, delightful: of men, dear, kind. -TUTOS. Sup. yXvicicav [t], yXvKiffTos: also yXvKVTfpos, sweetness. [tfC], IJTOS, 77, (yXvKvs)
143
I
TATKT'2,
y\vKVTi\s
Yvo<l) ' t^5T]S,

fall
fs, (yvotyos, fTSos} darksome, dark. YVV|, Adv. (yovv) with bent knee; yvii tptrrew to
on the knee.
a YXvjTTTjp, rjpos, 6, and YXvimrjs, ov, u, (yXv(pot}) carver, a sculptor. YXvirros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of y\v<poj, Jit for carving, carved.
yvG>, Ion. for Zyvca, 3 sing. aor. 2 of yiyvdufffea}. yvS>, as, cf, aor. 2 subj. of yiyvwo~Kca.
Y*'"^ 1 yv)T(a, aor. 2 imperat. of

)
yiyvduff/coa.
is
yvaÔL,
O.TOS, TO,
(yvwvaC) that by which a thing
known, a mark, token,

TO, (yXv(p<u)
77,
yXvâvov,
a knife or
chisel for carving.
like yvwfj.ojv. II. judgment. Ep. for yvcavai, aor. 2 inf. of yiyvwffKO}.
(yvuvai) a means of knmving, a mark, II. the mind, the judgment ; yvwfjir) TIJ 2. will, purdpio-rri to the best of one's judgment. FAT'^n, f. if/<a aor. I tyXvifia: Pass., aor. I 7- pose ; d<f>' tavTov yvd>fj,r]s of his own accord. 3. a to deliver pf. yy\v/j,fjiai and judgment, opinion; yvuprjv dirofaiveaQai \v(pOr)v, aor. 2 ey\v(prjv [v] to hollow out : Zykvfj.fj.ai esp. to engrave or an opinion; also a mistaken judgment, fancy ; yvwfjuii the opinions of wise men, maxims. II. to write on a tablet. carve. 4. a purpose,
mostly in plur., y\v(pi8ts the notch of the arrow, which fits on the string later, the arrow From II. itself. y\v<pavov, a knife.
YXt><j)is, ioos,
:
token.
FAfl'H, w\os,
f],
the
beard of corn, only in
plur.
intention, resolution
YXwTTa, r)s, 77, the tongue, Lat. lingua ; diro yXw<ro~r]s by word of mouth ; OVK dirb y\wffO"r]$ not from another's tongue, not from hearAtt.
FAn~22A,
Yvo)|Ai8iov, TO,
a,
: a vote, decree. Dim. of yvd>fj.r), a fancy. 77, (yvwtJ.rj, XeyoJ) a collection of
say
freely.
speak a tongue, language ; yXajffffav vop.ifav to use a language or dialect. YXcoo-o-aXYia, Att. YXwcro-apYia, rj, endless talking,
;
yXwaaav
ievai to let loose one's tongue,
77,
6v, (yvwij.ojv'} fit to
II.
experienced or skilled in a thing.

sun-dials.
yv(i3\io<rvvn,
give judgment : II. of or for
wordiness.
From
YXuoxr-aXYos, Att. y\&<r<T-apyos, ov, (yXuaaa, a\yos) talking till one's tongue aches, very talkative. YXa)cr<r6-KO|AOv, TO, (yXwffffa, K0fj.oj) properly a case for the mouthpiece of a flute a case or bag for
:
77, (^vwfion/) prudence, judgment. YvcojAOTuirtto, /o cozn maxims : and Yvu(JiOTViriK6s, 77, o^, clever at coining maxims. From
Yva>|io-TviTOS, ov, (yvwfj,7j, Tvnfiv) maxim-coining, sententious.

YVWJJWDV, ovos, o, (yvwvai) one that knows, a jttdge, II. the gnomon or index of the sunIII.
money. YXwTra,
interpreter.
77,
Att. for yXa/ffffa.

f.
dial.
(TT/>e</>cy)
ol yvwfj,ovfs the teeth that
YXo>TTO-CTTpo<|)co, the tongue.
r)<ra},
(yX&TTa,
to
ply
IV. a carpenter's rule, Lat. hence a rule or guide of life.

horse's age.
,
mark a norma:
point
or YXo>xs gen. fi/os, 77, any projecting end of the yoke-strap. 2. the point of an arrow the arrow itself. Yva0|xos, o, the jaw, poet, form of yvdOos. FNA'005, 77, the jaw, mouth : properly the lower
:
FAriXI'N
the
:
Ep. for Zyvcav, aor. 2 aor. 2 inf. of yiyvwOKca.

, ,
Ep. for yvwfj,tv,

f.
I pi. aor. 2
subj. of
to
ifco,
\
iffoj
Att.
iu>
pf.
fyvwpiKa
:
make
jaw.
II.
like yfvvs, the point or
edge of a
:
known, declare.
ledge, recognise.
2. to discover, detect
to
acknow-
weapon,
[a]
3. to be
acquainted with.
From
Yvap/irros, 77, ov, curved, bent : supple, pliant From taph. bending, yielding.
me-
well-known : Yvobpijxos, ov, rarely 77, ov, (yvojTus) as Subst., yvupifj-os, o, an acquaintance, a friend, Lat.
familiaris.
II.
FNA'MIITn,
bend.
f.
ipca
aor. I
tyvaftil/a.
to erook,
ol yvajpipoi the notables, Lat.
optimales.
77,
YvaiTTos,
6v, (yvdiTTai) carded, fulled.
YvcopijJKos,
Adv. of
FNA'TITH,
yva.TrT(ap
yvafytiov, -êvs, -<()Trrt-
telligibly, familiarly
to be known, inyvwpifj.os, so as ' " CLV TIV L to ^ e on yvajpi/j-cas fX
KOS, -4>va>, -<J)IKOS: Yva<j>os, -\|/is,v. sub KVCLTTTO:, etc. friendly terms with him. vvwouris, (oos, 77, (yvcapiôj) acquaintance : knowYVT|(rios, a, ov, syncop. for yeveaios, belonging to the true race, legitimate, opp. to j'otfos: genuine, true; ledge. which a thing yvrjffiai yvvatfcfs lawful wives, opp. to TraX\aKi8cs yv&pia-pa, OTOS, TO, (yvcapifa} that by yvrjfftoi "EXXrjves true Greeks; typovfiv yvrjaia to is made known, a mark, token. have a noble mind. Yvcopitruos, ov, 6, (yvofyifyj) a making known. YvwpioTiKos, 77, ov, (yvojpifa^) capable of making Yv-qcricos, Adv. of yvrjaios, lawfully, really, truly.
;
|
YVOITJV,
775, 77, aor. i opt. of yiyvdxTKot}. YVOIJA6V, Ep. for yvoirjfj,v, i pi. aor. 2 opt. of 71-
known.
2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of Yvtoo-0T|o-ojxat, fut. pass, 3 pi. aor. 2 subj.
YVWS,
Yvctis. aor. i part, of
TNO'^02,
6,
= ov6(t>os,
ytyvw
darkness.
f.
T7<7cu,
(yv&ffts,
paxopaC)
to dispute
144
yvuxns
FopyoS.
for
ones own opinion, i. e. to confess oneself in the wrong, change one's purpose, give way; yvcaanjua-^fiv /XT) elvai opoiov to confess that one is not equal. yvJxris, feus, 77, (yvwvai} a seeking to know: a judicial
shipbuilding
f.
the cross-ribs
Yojx<j)6ci>,
a large wedge-shaped holt or any bond or fastening: in pi. of the Egyptian canoes. Hence
o,
:
nail,
inquiry,
Lat.
2.
cognitio.
wisdom.
i,
acquaintance with a
knowledge: 3. a person.
II.
<pojTat Gicafyos
yop,<f>cop,a,
with bolts or nails; the ship's hull is ready built. pares, TO, framework.
faaca, to fasten
Hence
fut.
of
yiyvuxr/tca.
YO|A<jwoTT|p, fjpos, 6, (yofj.<f>6oj) bolts or nails, a ship-builder.
one that fastens with

:
rjpos, 6, (yiyvwff/eca) one that knows or warrants the truth of a thing, Lat. cognitor.
yovcvs,
parents.
Yovf],
77,
ecus, 6,
(*yvoj) a father, ancestor
in pi. the
yvw<rn]S, ov, YVCOOTOS, 17, oV, collat. form of yvarros, known : as II. to 6e known. Subst. a friend. yvurov, yvo)T, 2 pi. aor. 2 imperat. of yiyvwaaca yvurrjv, 2 and 3 dual aor. 2 indie.
:
5, = yvojffT7)p.
race, family. childbirth : the
(*7eVa>) that which is begotten, offspring, a II. the seed. III. generation, womb. IV. birth, descent. V.
ov, also
a generation.
77, oj',
yveoros,
known
also cs, oV, (71/0^04) known, wellas Subst. a friend, kinsman, brother ; yvca17,
t>v,
yovifjios a
(70^05) productive, fruitful ; poet of creative powers, of true

true.
rot rf yvcarai T
brothers and sisters.
genius YOVOS, 6 or
:
hence genuine,
77,
YVUKO, Ep. for yvia, aor. 2 subj. of yiyvd/fficca. for yvuiat, 3 pi. aor. 2 of yiyvwaitca. YVCOCOOTI, Ep. Y<>da(7Kev, Ion. for 700, 3 sing. impf. of 7000;. Yodoeiv or Yodcoev, 3 pi. opt. of yodca.
offspring:
plants, the descent.
(*7eVo>) that which is begotten, a child, also the young of animals, the fruit of
II. race, birth,
produce of anything. III. a begetting.
Yodovru, Dor. for yodovai, 3 pi. of 7000;. FOA'Xl, Ep. inf. yorjfievai Ep. part, youcav, ocaaa
;
Ep. impf. Hyoov, also yodaaKov

70770*0;: aor. I 670770*0:
fut. yorjaofjiai, later
FO'NT"', TO, gen. yovaros, dat. pi. yovacri : Ion. yovv, yovvaros, etc. ; Ep. yovv, yovvus, yovvi, pi. cf. Sopv : Lat. GENU, yovva, yovvcav, yovveaffi knee ; dif/aadat yovvcav to clasp the knees as a sup:
to wail,
groan, weep.
f.
Pass., aor. I kyo-fjOr/v: (700$) : II. c. ace. to bewail, mourn,

|
weep for.
pliant; avrfcrOai, \iffaeaOai nva irpas yovdrcav to entreat one by clasping his knees ; 701/1; rcdfnrTfiv to bend the knee, i. e. sit down, take rest, but also to
FOFFT'ZIl,
the sound.
,
aca, to
mutter, a
word formed from bend

|
?),
and yoyyvXls,
round, round
iSos,
77,
(70771^0$) a
turnip.
yoyyv\\a>,
to
off.
From
a,
run; nOtvat rd yovara 6f&v kv yovvaai fceirai it lies on the knees of the gods, i. e. depends on their will and pleasure metaph. from warriors stricken down, Is yovv n. &d\\etv, K\tvfiv, piirrciv, to throw on the knee.
the knee in running, to
to kneel
down
FOFFT'AOS, 77, ov, also yoyyvXios, CToyyvXos, round, spherical. [v~\ 5, 6, (yoyyvfa) a muttering. ov, 6, (yoyyvô)) a mutterer.
,
ov,=
the knee or joint
of grasses, such as the cane, Lat.
geniculum. Yovv-KpOTOS,
ov, (yuvv, KpOTeca) knock-kneed.
YovuiT6TD,
to fall
on the knee
yovvtreTtiv
nvt or
77,
6v,=yop6s.
t>
nva
lamentable,
to fall
down
before one.
From
a>
->
(yod'jj)
mournful: of
persons, lamenting, mourning.
KaraeiSovres 70770-4 Tip FO'H, 7), charming the wind with howls. YOT||jLvat, Ep. for yodv, pres. inf. of 7000;.
YOTJS, 77TOS, 6
= 7005,
av^ca
Yow-TT6TT|S, e's, (7oVu, iTtotiv} falling on the knee; (8pa yovvirfT-f]s a kneeling posture. YOOV, Ep. for eyoaov, 3 pi. impf. of 7ocuy.
FO'OS,
YOOCOV,
o,
yoepos. YOTjfjwov, ov, gtn. oi'os, dat. pi. 70770-4 : (7000;) :

YOT|orofji,ai, fut.
: a wizard, sorcerer : of 7oa<u.
tjcaaa,
a weeping, wailing, groaning. Ep. part, of yodca.
out enchantments
one who howls a juggler cheat.
YOi]Tia, 77, (yoT)Tfv(a) sorcery, witchcraft. YOT]Tvco, f. oca, (70775) to spell-bind, bewitch. YOT|Tijs, ov, 6, (yodca) a wailer. YOTJTIS, tSos, 77, pecul. fem. of 7077$, a witch. YOftos, o, (yfftca) a ship's cargo, a freight, load.
YO(j.4>t6-8otJTros, against the teeth.
FopYios, Att. FopYeios, a, ov, (Topyu) of, belonging to the Gorgon. FopYO-\64>as, ov, 6, (TopySi, \6<pos) be of the Gorgon crest : fem. FopYoX6cj)a, 775, 77. = FopYovctos, ov, Topyetos. FopYo-vwTOS, ov, (Topyw, V&TOS) with the Gorgon on its back. From Pass, to be spirited, of a horse.
ov,
(yofjtcpiot,
doviros)
rattling
FOPFO'2, 17, ov, terrible, fearful, fierce yopyov fiXenav to look fierce yopybs dato'fiv fearful to beof horses, hot, spirited. hold
;
; :
YO|x<j>ios, o, (yuûpos)
opp. to trpoaOios.
5,
a grinder-tooth, Lat. molaris, II. the tooth of a key.
FopYO-<j>6vos, ov, (Topyoj, *fytv<u) Gorgon-killing fem. ropyotyovf], a name of Minerva.
YO(xcj)6-8TOs, ov, (yonfyos, Secy) nail-bound.

es,
rO'PFTTPA,
,
77,
an underground dungeon.
77
;
(yontyos, vayfivai) nail-fastened.
6os, contr. ovs,
later decl.
Topyw, 6vos }
145
Topyoves (yopyos) Gorgon, a monster of fearful aspect; Hesiod names three Gorgons, Euryale, Stheino, and Medusa, the last the most fearher snaky head was fixed on the aegis of Athena, ful and all who looked on it became stone.
and
in pi.
the
to
the starting or winning place. III. the middle line on a draught-board called 77 lepd ; ruv d-no ypap.p.rjs KLVtTv \iOov to move a man from this line, i. e. try one's last chance.
mark
YOpY-wms,
tSos,
77,
pecul. fern, of yopyuif/.
yop-y-omos, oV, (yopyus, wif/) fierce-eyed, terrible. = yopycaiTos. YOpY-wvj;, WTTOS, o, 77, yovv, Ion. y&v, (ye oS^^restrictive Particle, at least
: of a truth, in sooth, freq. in answers. Ep. plur. of yovv, also found in Trag. Yowdêo, Ep. imperat. of yovvdôpai. Youvdo[A<u, f. ffojMi: Dep.: (yovv): to fall down and clasp another's knees, to entreat, supplicate ; vnep nvos and nvos in behalf of another but also yovvdfacrOai nvos and -npus nvos to entreat by such and such things. yottvaros, yovvan, yovvara, yovvaai, Ion. and poet,
then, at
any rate
scaring old women. Ypairrcos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of ypd<po), to be written : Ypairreov, one must write. Ypairrqp, 77pos, o, (ypdcpoj} a writer. Ypairros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of ypdtyca, painted : marked with letters : written.
Ypao-o-6|3ir)S, ov, o, (ypavs, aofie<a)
yotiva, yovvcav.
a scratching, tearing. ypdes, ace. ypavs Ion. dec!. YPT^s, yprjus ; poet, also YP^s a gray woII. scum, as of boiled milk. man, old woman. II. = Ypa<j>t>s, ecus, 6, (ypbtyoj) a painter. ypap.p.arevs, a clerk.
us, vos,
',
77,
(ypd<pca)
77,
ypaos,
nom.
pi.
Ypa<J>T|,
77,
(ypd(po}~)
representation by
means of lines
in
drawing, painting;
ture.
2.
oaov
ypatpfj
II.
only
a pic-
decl. of yovv.
YOVVOOJACH, Dep., = yovvdôfwu Ep. impf.yovvovftrjv. yovvo-Trayr\s, es, (y6vv,irf]yvv[jii) cramping the knees. Yovvo-iraxTjs, es, (yovvos, poet. gen. of yovv, tra-xys)
:
writing.
shape.
III. (ypdfpofjiai} as Att.
a painting, a figure, law term, an in-
thick-kneed.
dictment for a public offence, prosecution, opp. to SIKTJ a private action darpareias ypatyr) an indictment for neglect of service.
;
YOVVOS, poet. gen. of yovv. YOVVOS, 6, (yuvos, yovij) corn-land, fruitful land, Lat. uber ; yovvos dXcafjs a. fruitful vineyard. Ypaes and YP%s, pi. n. from ypavs and ypijvs.
Ypo:8iov, TO, contr. for ypaiSiov. Ypaia, Ep. YpaiT)* f), special fem. of ypdios, an old woman. II. as fem. Adj. old, ypaiai Saifwves,
YpacJHKos, 77, 6v, able to draw or paint : 77 ypatpiK^ (sub. rexvrj) the art of painting. 2. suited for writing. Ypacjus, ioos, 77, (ypdfpca) a style for writing on waxen
tablets.
II.
f.
embroidery.
:
rPA'tn,
y/Q}
pf.
yeypatpa, later yeypd<prjica

: : :
Pass., fut. ypafpfiffOfMi, fut. 3 eypdfprjv, later aor. I eypdtyOrjv
ypaia x*pi, etc. YpSiStov, TO, Dim. of ypa't's, ypavs, an old hag. From Ypa.i6op.cu, Pass, to become an old woman.
Ypcuos, ypaia, ypaiov, (syncop. for yepaius) old, aged,
GR A VE,
scratch
o-fip-ara
scratched marks or figures draw lines with a pencil, to sketch, draw, paint. to write write; ypd<peiv els SupOepas to
skins.
2. to
aor. 2 yeypfyopai to pf. yeypappni ypcnfias ev irivaKi having on tablets. II. to

III.
on
gray ;
ypairj ffra.(pv\r), Lat.
Ypdp.p,a, arcs, TO, written, a written character, letter, Lat. litera : in plur. 2. a note in music. letters, the alphabet. 3. a
uva passa, raisins. (ypdcfxu) that which is drawn or
inscribe, e. g. ypd<peiv els arrjXrjv : to be inscribed with a Pass. ypa<pea0ai 3. thing. to write down; yprupciv nvd a'tnov to set him down as
the cause
to register, enrol.
4. to write
down
H. in plur. also, like Lat. drawing, plc'ure. literae, a letter ; an inscription : state-papers, docuIII. ments, records, accounts : also a book, treatise.
= padrjuaTa. learning, Ypap.p,aTiov, TO, (ypd<p<o) that on which one writes, tablets, a note-book. Ypap-p.a.Te'us, ecus, o, (ypa.<paj) a secretary, clerk, Lat.
let'ers,
law hereafter to be proposed, hence to propose, move. B. Med. to write for oneself or for one's own use, note down. 2. as Att. law-term, yptyeaOai nva
to indict one, rti'os
ditcrjv
for some public offence
in full,
or ypa<p})v ypdifiaaOai
indict
nva
for
also
c. inf.,
ypdcpe-
crQai
nva dditceiv to
him
ot ypaifjdp.evoi
scriba.
Hence
denounce
old
the prosecutors ; a thing as unlawful :

es,
wrong-doing; absol., but ypd<pe00ai n, to

Pass, to be indicted.
YpajAjAaTeva), to be secretary.
Ypap,[jiaTia}, (ypdp.pa.ra) to teach rudiments. YpajifiaTtKos, 77, ov, (ypdp.p.ard} knowing one's letters, grounded in the rudiments : as Subst., ypap.pa.nKOS, 6, a
Ypa-o>8T|S,
woman,
(ypavs, eiSos] of or belonging to Lat. anilis : silly, trifling.
an
formed from the

YpT|i)s,
77,
YpTjYopeo), to be awake, be watchful, a late pres., pf. eyrjyopa.

Ion. for ypavs, poet, also yprjvs.
grammarian.
Adv. -cDs.
Ypap.}iaTio-TY|s, ov, 6, (ypapfMTifa) one the rudiments, a schoolmaster. 2.
who
J
teaches
|
= ypafJi.f iarfvs.
Ypiircvs, ecus, 6, (ypirros) a fisherman: Adj., ypnrrj'is re^vr] the art offishing.
whence
fern.
who
Ypap.(JLaTO-Kv4>wv, cavos, 6, (ypdnfj.ara, Kvirrta) one p~>res over musty records.
YpiTrwv,
rPFnO5, 6, a fishing-net. 6, = ypnrevs, a fisherman,

o, like
[f]
Ypap.p.T|, 77, (ypatyQ)) a stroke in writing, a line : 77 fM/cpd the long line of condemnation, drawn on the tablet of the dicast. II. the line across the course,
rPrIK)2,
ing, riddle.
yptrros,
2.
made of rushes.
a fishing-net or basket, anything intricate, a dark say-
146
.
es, (7pf(/>os,
etSos) riddling.
KpivaffOai
ovot ypv d-rronot even to give a grunt ; ov5e ypv not even Hence a syllable, not a bit.
; :
rPO'23?O5, 6, a kind of javelin. FPT", a grunt, like that of swine
Pass, /o
or Med. -cofjuu, to be gymnasiarch From supplied with gymnasiarchs.
and Yup-vacri-apxos, o, (yvjjivdcriov, apx<u) & gymnasiarch, who superintended the palaestrae, and paid the training-masters : a training-master.
Ypvw, f. cw or OJJLO.I aor. I Zypva : to say ypv, to grumble, mumble, mutgrunt, Lat. grunnio : hence
ter.
|
Hence
'
YpvXXo>
grunt.
or
YP^S 01
'
(ypv\\os or ypv\os)
to
I
yvîvcicnapxia,, 77, the office of gymnasiarch. Y tj livao tov TO, (yvp,vdca) the place where exercises were practised, the gymnastic-school; IK Of/fJ.fTcpov
yviivaaiov from our school.

exercises,
"
II. in plur.
bodily
YpvXXos
dragon.
or YP^Xos, o, (ypv) a pig, porker. o, (ypvty, deTos) a kind of griffin or ,
[a]
Y'
u Avao T * ov
l
verb.
Adj.
of yv^vd^ca,
one
must
practise.
rPT'IIO'2, 77, 6v, curved, esp. hook-nosed, with Hence aquiline nose, opp. to aip-os. hookedness of the nose, xJTroTTjs, tyros, 77,
io, f. wffaj,
an
Yvp-vao-TT|s, ov, o, (yvfjivdfa') the trainer

letes.
of the ath:
Hence
77,
oV,
fond of
athletic exercises
f)
(ypvTros) to curve or bend.

6,
(sub.
Tx vr])
gymnastics.
Adv. -KWS,
.
gen. ypviros,
],
77,
(ypvnos) a
griffin,
hippo-
like
an
athlete.
Yup,vT|s, T^TOS, 6,
FY'A,
77,
a cavern: a kneading trough. a piece of land, field.

yvdXoi;
Y v FvTT '" aJ t Q Y v Jtv ^ TT s ov

l l
' >
'
(yvpvos) a light-armed foot-soldier be light-armed: to go naked. From &> êm ^V^TITIS, iocs, 77,
-
'
FT'A
ffiv
Yucua, W
(yva) cables made fast to land. AON, TO, a hollow; in Homer, 0wpr]
TO,,
yv\ivT]TLa, 77, (yvftvfjs') the light-armed troops. Y V FLV71 TI K S *!> <>v, (yvfj,vr)s)for a light-armed sol>
body-armour composed of back-piece and breast-piece, joined under the arms : any hollow: TTfTpas yvaXov a cave, grot ; KpaTrjpos yvaXov the in plur. hollow ground, vales, a hollow of a bowl
:
dprjpws the
dier.
yv^viKos,
cises
;
77,
ov, (yvjjvos)
of or for gymnastic exer-
yvjj,viKOs
dywv
?},
yv\nv-n6V(a,
a gymnastic contest.
yv^vijTfvQj.
valley.
FT1I2,
to
ris.
ov, o, the
curved piece of
fitted,
wood
in a plough,
which the share was

II.
the tree,
Lat.
bu-
= yva,
(yvp/os, iraioia') mostly in plur., a honour of those who fell at Thyrea, at which naked boys danced and went through gymyv\LVO-rr(u&ia,
yearly festival in
\nasticexercises.
|
afield.
YW-apKT|3, es, (yviov, dpecu) strengthening the limbs. YUio-pap^s, cs, (yv?ov, /3apos) weighing down the
limbs.
77, ov, naked, unclad: unarmed, defenceof things, yvfivov TOOV an uncovered bow, i. e. out of the case c. gen. stripped of a thing, yvpvos
FTMNO'5,
:
less
Yvi-oJ36pos, ov, (yvTov,
jSopct)
gnawing
the limbs.
YUto-8<i[Aas, ov, 6, (yviov, Sa/ndcu) limb-subduing, i.e. victorious.
yvpvos often meant lightly clad, i.e. wearing the tunic or under garment only (xtTurv), without the cloak (tfMTiov) Td yvfjivd the exposed parts of an
oirXcav:
:
always used by Horn, in plur., the limbs, Lat. membra ; esp. the lower limbs, the knees,
TO,
FTrON,
army,
j
the flanks.
2. also
bare, mere.
Fvp,vo-cro<j)i<rTai, ot, (yvpvus, aocptffTrjs) the
Hence naked
Yvio-iraYT|S,
Yvto-TTcSt],
6s,
(yvTov, irqyvv pi) stiffening the limbs,
77,
('yufoi', 776677)
a fetter.
philosophers of India. yv\iv6Tr\s, -TJTOS, 77, nakedness.

CO f- wtrcw, (yvîvus) to strip naked or bare : of warriors, to be stript of arms, to 6e left de\fenceless; of things, Te?xos tyvpvwOr) the wall was be naked ; left bare : but also to strip oneself naked,
FTIO'5,
d, ov,
fs,
lame.
Y V P-V
yvio-r&Krfi,
(yvfov, TrfKca) wasting the limbs. Yvio-ropos, ov, (yviov, Topecu) piercing the limbs, YVIO-XO.XKOS, ov, (yviov, âX^s) of brasen limb.
Y^toco, (7vios) to
Pass.,
lame
6,
77,
Pass, to be or
become lame;
nakedness
paKfcav he stript himself of his rags,

ecus, o, (yvfjivoaf)
:
yviojdeis aor.
part.,
lamed.
(yv\ios, av-^fiv) long-necked.
a stripping naked,
II.
Yt5Xi-atx T
yv\i.va.fa,
va.a[jLa.i
:
v > *vos, )
o,
f.
the
naked parts.
TO,
FT'AIOiS,
a long-shaped wallet or knapsack.

:
yvvai, voc. of yvvrj.
d<rca
pf.
(yv^vos)
ytyvpvana : Pass., pf. yeyvftto train naked, to train in gym:

!
YvvaiKapiov,
Dim. of
yvvfj,
a weak,
silly
woman.
Ion. YWCHKT|U>S, 77/77, 5, a, ov, also os, ov, T^'OK, (yvvf]) of or belonging to women, feminine, Lat. muliebris. 2. as Subst., 77 yvvaiKT)tr) yvvatKwv,
nastic exercises, to train, exercise; c. inf., yvfj.vdîv TOUS TrarSas TTOKI'V to train them to do a thing Pass.
to practise
gymnastic exercises: then, generally, to

II.
practise or exercise oneself. YUJJLVO.S, d8os, properly fem. ofyvfj.v6s, naked. trained or exercised.
i,
the
!
women's part of the house.

f.
II.
womanish,
effeminate.
yvvawifa,
j \
iffca
Att. iw, (yvv-ff) to be
womanish,
77,
(yv(jivdca) exercise.
play the woman.
147
yuvatKo-jBouXos, ov, (yvvaiKos, @ov\r}) devised by a
o,
a squaring (be angles;
tTrwv~fcavia.aiJ.6s
woman.
ywaiKO--yir|pVTOS, ov, (yvvr), yrjpvoj) proclaimed by
nicely-fitted, well-finished verses.

,
fs, (youvia,
cfSos) angular.
women.
ywaiic6-0iJ|Aos, ov, (yvvaiKos, dvfiijs) of
o or
77,
a bow-case, quiver.
womanish
woman's
pro-
mind.
yvvai!co-Kpao%a, temper.
77,
(yvvrj,
Kpdais)
yuvaiico-KTjp'uieTOS,
or,
(yvvaiKos,
Krjpvffo'co)
claimed by women. yuvaiKO|Aave>, to be

Yuvaico-p,avT|s,
e's,
A.
ibet
:
8,
mad for women.

(yvvaiKos,
From
SeXTa, indecl., fourth letter of the Gr. alphaas numeral, S' 8 Te'cro-apes and Terparos,
fj.aLvofj.ai)
mad
for
'"^.ooo.
women.
YuvaiKo-jAifJios, ov, (yvvaiKos,
fiifj.fofj.ai)
Changes of
aping wo/3,
5 in the dialects
I.
Aeol. into
as o/SeAos into oSeAos.
II.
Dor. into 7, as
III. Ion. into f,
men, womanish.
vvvaiic6-piopc}>os, ov, (yvvaiKos, ftopcpr}) in
woman's
777 yvocpos into Sa 8v6<J>os. as Zeus, fa- into Aevs, 8a-
while Dor.
changes
(f>pdff8o-
shape.
into
es,
o"8,
YuvaiKO-7rXT]0T|s,
(yvvaiKos, TrXrjOos) full

TTOIV //)
ofwo;
p.ai
(i\i<s <ppdfafj.ai into /LteAtaScy sometimes into 88, as yvfj.vdfafj.ai into
as
yvfj.vd8-
YuvaiKo-iroivos, ov, (yvvaiKos,

ing.
yiivaiKos,
woman-avengare
IV. into K, as Satcu Kaica. V. into Softat. VI. into a, A, ar SaKpv lacryma, Saavs Xdffios. as 68jU77 60-^77, also with another consonant added, as
jSaSos jSacrôs, e'Scu lo-^tcu. VII. sometimes 8 is inserted to give a softer or fuller sound, as dvepos VIII. at the beginning of some words 8 is dvopos.
gen.
of 7WJ7, whence
ov,
derivatives
formed.
ywauco-îX^s,
loving women.
Dor.
<(>iXas, a, (yvvrj, (piXtca)
added or omitted, as in 8etAr7 6iA77, 877 77, SICUKOJ WUKOJ. 83-, intensive prefix, = fa, as in Sa-ovctos. womanish mind. 8d, Dor. for 70, yr), mostly in voc. ace. SoV. TO, Dor. for 8r)yfj.a. ywaiK6-<|>(>vos, ov, (yvvaiKos, (pcavr}) with woman's voice. us, uSos, 77, a waxen image, used in magic rites, ywaiKtov, wvos, 6, (yvvaiKos) the women's part of a puppet. (Thessal. word.) [u] the house, opp. to dvopwv. 8a8ouxo, f. 770-0?, to be a torch-bearer, esp. in sacred
yvvaiKo-4>po5V, O v, gen. ovos, (yvvaiKos, <ppr}v) of
:
j
-yuvat-|jLavT|s, es,
FT
pi.
= yvvaiKopavfjs, mad for women. yvvaiov, TO, Dim. of yvvr}, a little woman. From yvvaios, a, ov, of or belonging to a woman. W NH', 77, gen. yvvaiKos, ace. yvvaitca, voc. yvvai ;
yvvaiKes, yvvaiKwv,
etc., (as
if
:
processions.
From
from yvvai)
woman, Lat.femina, opp.
to
of respect, mistress, lady : second Subst., 717/77 Tapir}, SeWotz/a, etc. II. a III. a mortal woman, opp. to a ivife, spouse. IV. the female, mate of animals. goddess. yvwis, tSos, 6, (yvvr}) a womanish man, weakling. yyirdptov, TO, Dim. of yvrrr), a nest, eyrie, cranny. f, dat. pi. of yvif/.
|,
man vocat. yvvai, a term Homer often joins it with a
8a8-oxixos, ov, (Sas, e'x<w) holding torches : as Subst., SaSoiJxos, 77, a torch-bearer at the festival of Eleusinian Ceres, whose torch represented her as searching for her daughter Proserpine. f. From 770*0;, to bear torches. 8aSo4>opeco,
8a8o-<j)6pos, ov, (Sas, (ptpoo) torch-bearing. of *8do;. BacCifjv, aor. 2 opt. 8ais, aor. i part, of *8do;.
8af ico, Ep. for SacD, aor. 2 pass. subj. of *Sdo>. 8a-f|fXvai, Ep. for 8077^01, aor. 2 pass. inf. of *8do>.
8aT]p.o)v,
ov,
gen. ovos, (Sa^rat) knowing, experi-
enced in a thing.
Sdrjvcu, aor. 2 pass. inf. of *Sdo;. AA"H'P, fpos, 6, voc. Saep, a husband's brother, brother-in-law, answering to 7aA.o>s, 77, a daughter-in-law.
8a-f|o-op,ai, fut.
r),
(71^) a vulture's nest
generally,
hole,
cranny.
Hence
77,
yvmds,
fern.
Adj. vulture-haunted.
yupTj-rojAos, ov, (yvpos, Tfj.civ} tracing a circle. T1TPI2, cws, r}, the finest meal, Lat. pollen. rT~PO'2, d, ov, round, Lat. curvus; yvpos (V ufj.oiffi
of *Sda;.
med. subj. of Sato; (A). 8dirjTai, 3 sing. aor. i 8ai, (877) used after interrogatives, expressing wonder
or curiosity, Tt Sat ; what then ? TTO)S Sat ; how so ? Sot, Ep. apocop. for SaiSi, dat. of Sots. [?] 8<u8d.Xeos, a, ov, also os, ov, cunningly or curiously
round-shouldered. TT'PO2, 6, a ring, circle. FT" ?, 7V7TUS, 6, a vulture, Lat. vultur.

1
FT'YOS,
77,
chalk.
2. later,
gypsum.
Hence
wrought.
From
;
yvfyooi, f. diaoj, to rub over wifh chalk. yuiv, Ion. for yovv, as wv for ovv.
8ai8dXX<>>, used only in pres. act.

f8ai8d\9rjv, pf. SeSat'SaAât
II.
:
but pass. aor.
square.
rriNI'A, 77, a Hence
corner, angle.
a joiner's
cunningly, work
lish.
to work (Sat'SaAos) : with curious art : to deck out, embel-
Hence
148
8ai8a\|J.a, arcs, TO, a
AAI'n.
SatvO, Ep. for tSaivv, 3 sing. impf. of Saivv pi. 8aivu', Ep. for (Saivvo, 2 sing. impf. med. curiously SaivuaTO, for (Saivvvro, 3 pi. impf. med. of 8aivv/jn. (Sat'SaAos, fpyov") med. subj. of SaivvfjLi. ScuviJT), 2 sing. pres. working. AAI'AA'AOS, 77, ov, Adj. cunningly or curiously 8awi|ju, also 8tuvxiu> Ep. 3 sing. impf. Saivv fut. II. to give a banquet or Saicroj aor. I eSaiaa (gat's) wrought; SaiSaXa iravra all cunning works. as prop, n., Aat'SaAos, 6, Daedalus, i.e. the cunning feast; Saivv SaTra yepovai he gave a feast to the
8ai8a\ois, co"o*a, fv, 8ai8a\o-6pYos, ov,
= SatSaAeos.
work of art
worker, the Artist, of Cnossus in Crete, contemporary with Minos, mentioned by Homer as the maker of a
Xopos (q. v.) for Ariadne. 8ai8dX6-X6tp, eipos, 6, f), of hand.

:
8ai8a\6o>, = 5ai5aAA<u: poet. inf. fut. SaiSaXaacfJifv. Pass., aor. I part. 5at8atco, f. ^cu aor. I ISat'â
:
II. Med. Saivveiv nvd to feast a person. ; to have a 8aivvfwi, fut. 8aiaofj.at: aor. I (8aiaa.fj.rjv \feast given one, to feast : also c. ace. Safra, Kpta, etc., (8aiSa\os, X 6 *P) cunning to feast on, consume, eat : to eat, burn like poison. Saivvo, Ep. for eSaivvao, 2 sing. impf. med. of Saivv fu.
elders
'
8atvt)TO, Ep. for Saivvoiro, 3 sing. opt.

vvfj.i.
med. of 5ai-
to cleave (Saica) pf. part. ScSaiyfJLevos XOeis ScSaiyfjiGVOs asunder, \irSiva irfpl orr]0ffffi 8ai'ai heart also of doubts, eSattfrop pierced through the eTO dvfjLos vl ffrrjOfffffiv his soul was divided within him 8ai^6fJLvos Kara, Ovpbv Six9a8ia divided in
:
: :
8cuos, a, ov, also 05,0^: Ion. and Horn. 8fjios, rj, ov Att. contr. 8aos (Satcu, fiats) hostile, destrucfive: as epith. of fire, burning, consuming: in pi. II. 2. unhappy, wretched. Sai'ot, enemies.
:
:
:
(Sarjvai)
|
knowing, cunning.
f.
mind between two
opinions.
Hence
8aipca,
SapSj
aor.
inf.
S^pat, poet, for Sfpa,
in 8a'C-KT<ifivos, 'f], ov, (Sais, Kreivoj) or 8ai KTaftfvos, slain in battle.
two words
Seipca, to flay,
cudgel.
8aiKTf|p, rjpos, and SaiKTTjS, ov, o, (Saifa) only joined with masc. Subst. heart-cleaving. to be subject to an avenging 8cup.ova.co, (8aifj.Q)v)
deity ; Saipovq Sopos KarcoTs the house is plunged by 2. c. ace., Saipovdv axn to the divinity in woes.
Sats (A), gen. Sat'Sos, Att. contr. 8as, SaSos, 17, A) afire-brand, pine-torch, Lat. taeda : pineII. war, wood, such as torches were made of.
(6cua>
:
battle,
in apocopate dat. Sat and ace. Scuv. 17, mostly 8ais (B) gen. SatTos, f], (Saio) B) a meal, feast, ban-
quet, Lat.
DAPES.
2.
meat or food
itself.
II. absol. to be possessed have griefs decreed one. 8<ucra<r0ai, 8atcrdjJLvos, aor. I inf. and part. med. of Saivvfu. by an evil spirit, be driven to madness. Med. (8at/xa;i/) to have an allotted SaiTaXciJS, ect's, 6, (oaivvfj,i} a guest, banquetter. SaijjLoviôjjiai, II. Pass., with aor. I part. oaifJioviaOets, to fate. SaiTT), ?), poet, for oais, a feast, banquet. be possessed by a devil. 8aLTir)0V, Adv. of bairr/, from a feast. 8aip.6viov, TO, (properly neut. of 5ai/ioVios) the Deity, Satrpcvco, f. oca, (oairpos) to cut up or carve, to por-
Divinity; or divine operation, Lat.
numen.
II.
tion out, distribute.
the Saifiovia were an inferior race of divine beings, 2. the name by which Sodemons, opp. to Oeoi.
crates called his genius. 3. in N.T. an evil spirit. I. used Saiuuv} 8ai|xovios, a, ov, also os, ov
: :
by Homer only
in vocat.
noble sir; but more man, wretch : in Att. mostly ironical,
oaipovie, in good sense, freq. as a reproach, unhappy
my good sir! Deity or from
my fine fellow I of things proceeding from the ' '" Fate; fi \i.r\ n oaifj,6viov fir) were it
II.
8aiTpov, TO, (Saicu B) one's portion. Hence Sairpos, 6, (oaia> B) a carver, distributer. the art of carving: a helping at table. 8ai/rpocrtivTr),77, 2. in an invited guest. 8aiTt5|Ju)v, ovos, 6, (oais B) plur. guests who bring each his own provisions. 8aiT\s, vos, fj, Ion. for oais, a meal, of warlike (Sai's, (pprjv} 8&i-<f>p&)v, ov, gen. ovos
: :
'
not a divine intervention; ra oaip.6vta divine visitations. III. of persons, divine, godlike.
8at|xovi-w8i]S,
8aip,ovia)s,
8ai[juov,
s,
(oai{j.6viov, cidos} devilish.
Adv. of 8aifj.6vios, marvellously, strangely. II. ovos, 6, -q, (Saioj) a god, godde,
II. (oafjvai} of mind, eager for the fray, bold. knowing mind, prudent, though'ful. SaixOeis, aor I part, of 5ai'o>. AI'H (A\ = Kaica, only used in pres. and impf., to oaie of CK teopvOos irvp, she (sc. light up, kindle; Pass., aor. Minerva) made fire blaze from his helm
-
numen : fate, destiny, fortune, good or bad; irpos Saipova against fate; avv 8aifj.ovi with the the gods, non sine diis ; in Trag., death, like favour of
the Deity, Lat.
to burn,blaze; part. SaiffOeis: pf. part. 8e8avpfvos: Saierai ooce the eyes sparkle : to this also belong pf.
i
8e8r]a,
war
plqpf fSeSrjeiv, poet. 8e8r)(iv ir6\fj.os StSrjf blazes forth; oooa. ScSrjet the report spread like
;
Lat. sors.
tune.
one's genius, one's lot or forIV. 8aifj.ovs was a name given to the
III.
wild-fire.
AAI'H
(B), to divide,
is
part out, distribute
in Act.
;
souls of
men of the golden
necting link between gods parted souls, Lat. manes, lemures.

spirit, devil.
8atjjuiiv, 6, as
j.,
age, who formed the conand men hence later, de:
sense Satfa
used, but in
Med. and
Pass. 8aiofJ.ai
V. an evil
j
= Sai7/xow,
Med., Kpeq Saiopevos distributing portions of meat Pass., Saierat. ^rop my heart is divided; Ep. 3 pi. But e'Scuo~a, tSa.iGa.nriv belong to Saivv pi: 8e8aiarai.
;
skilled in a thing.
Saaoftai, e8affafit]v, SeSaoyxcu to
ar.
8r)i9vfjios, heart-eating. 8dK6-0v|xos, ov, Sdxe, Ep. for t'Sa/ce, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Sd/cvo). SaKeiv, aor. 2 inf. of Sdtcva}.
149
= about T7^ of an bch.
w
<_
;
a finger s breadth,
III.
metrical foot, dactyl,

the fingers.
e.
g. agios.
SttKcrov, TO,
= Sdtfos,
8aKTt5X6-rpiirTOS, ov, (8aKTV\os, rpi&oi)
worn by
a venomous animal.
:
8o,Kvdco, poet, for Sdavca
Pass, to be sore vexed.

'
AA'KNXl,
Ep.
f.
8r]oiJ.ai
pf.
8e8r)xa
aor. 2 eSa/coj/
inf. Safcteiv:
to bite, esp.
Pass., aor. I iS^ffyi/: pf. 8f8ijyfj.ai of dogs and gnats OTO/J.IOV Sdfcveiv to
: ;
champ the
fear
bit; Sd/tveiv
eavrov
II.
to
bite one's lips
for
of laughing. Pass., rtapdiav prick:

heart.
8n.Kos,
metaph. to bite, sting, 8e'87?7/iat I was vexed at

bite
sting
is
fos, TO, (5a#efi/) an animal whose dangerous, any noxious animal.
or
8aXo|jLai, Dor. for 8r)\eopai. SdXtov, TO, Dim. of SaAos. 8aX6s, o, (Satcu) a firebrand, piece of blazing wood. II. a burnt out torch, of an old man. III. a beacon-light. 8dp,dco, later form of Sa/^dco see Sa/nda;. u, 804x0,105, o, (Sa^wdcu) epith. of Neptune, the Tamer. = 8dua\is. Sdp-dXt], rj, 8d|xdX-fj-poTOS, ov, (8a/j.d\rj, fi6ffK<u) fed on by
:
j
i
young
cattle.
AA'KPT,
LACRYMA.
vos, TO, poet, for Sdttpvov, a tear, Lat. II. a drop, as of gum.
8a(jiaXT]-<J>d.Yos,
ov,
(8a/M\r), (paêTv*)
beef-eating,
to subdue.
epith. of Hercules.
SaKpvSiov, TO, Dim. of Sdupv. SaKpvp,a, aTos, TO, (Sa/fpucu) that which is wept for, a subject for tears. II. a tear. SaKpvo-yovos, ov, (8aKpv, *IVGJ) author of tears. Saicpiioeis, eercra, ev, (8dffpvov~) tearful; of persons,
SdfidXi^co,
f.
iffca,
77,
poet,
form of 8a[M<a,
Sdp.dXis, ea;s, Lat. juvenca.
(8a/udcu) a young cow, heifer, calf, II. like /xoo"xos, a girl. 8dp,uXos, o, (5a/^dcu) a calf, Lat. vitulus.
much weeping;
ov
AA'KPT ON,
of things, calling forth tears: 8a/pv-yeAdo-cu, as Adv., to smile through one's tears. V
TO,
a wife, spouse. f], (Sa/xdcw) 8ap,dcrSa>, Dor. for Sajudfa;.

8d|xap, apros,
8dfJiaaip,-j3pOTOS, ov, (Sa/^dcu, jSpoTos) man-subduing.
Sdixdcr-iiriros, ov, (8afj.du, tViros) horse-taming.
= Sd/cpt;
Ep. gen.
pi. 8a/cpv6(pi.
Saicpv-irXcoo, (8d/cpv, TrAeV) to
swim with
tears.
Sdp.dcris,
ecus, 77,
(8a/id<u)
a taming, subduing.
From SaKpvppoeo), f. rjaca, to melt into tears. 8aKpvp-poos, ov, (8dfcpv, /5ecu) melting into tears. aor. I of 8a#pwu. 8aKpv<7a, Ep. 8aKpvo-t-0-TO,KTOS, ov, (8dtcpv, ardôj) dropping with
tears.
Sajxao-C-^ptov, ov, gen. ovos, (8a/xdco, (pprfv) heart-
subduing.
8dp.acrL-<(>a>s, CUTOS, 6, 77, (Sajudcu, ^cus) 8d|JidTEipa, 77, fern. Subst. a tamer.
man-subduing.
SaKpvorw, Dor. for

Saicpth-os,
tearful.
77,
8aKpvo~aj.
AA'MA'H,
8audao}
:
ov, verb. Adj. of SaKpvoo, wept over,
Adp,uTep, Dor. vocat. from Ar)fj.rjTr)p. Ep. 3 sing. Sauda, 3 pi. Sapocaffi fut. aor. I ISd/xdaa Ep. c8d[jud], Ep. 8ap,daaoj
:
: :
fJLaaaa, 8dfj.affaa
8aKpv-xdpTjS, fs, (Sd/cpu, âtpcy) rejoicing in tears. 8aKpv-xcov, ovaa, ov, a participial Adj., (8d/epv,
) shedding tears, weeping. SaKpuo) [u], fut. vaca aor. I eddfcpvffa to weep, shed tears: KpvKa: (Sctcpfj):
:
part. SprjOfis
8afj.fis
\
aor.
pf. Se5d//a/fa : 2 f8dfj.ijv,

:
Pass., aor. I fSfirjOrjv,

inf.
8S.prjjJ.fvat,
I part.
part.
pf. 8f8p,r]fj.ai
another aor.
8afiaa0is,
X"
pf. pf.
SeSdpass.
pf. part. SeSctyuaoTieVos are found, as if from Sapafa. To tame, to bring under the yoke, subdue, over-
power.
II.
of maidens, to yoke in marriage, give

III.
StSdrepv/Mi, to be tearful, be all in tears ; part. SeSaKpvpevos, all in tears : c. ace. cognato, Saitpveiv yuovs
to utter tearful groans.
II. transit, to
to wife: also to force, lie with, Lat. subigere.
weep for
III. 8.
generally, to subdue, conquer, esp. in be subject, to obey. 2. to slay, kill.
war
Pass, to
a thing, lament
j8At'<apa to flood
8a,Kpv-w8ir)S, cs,
Pass, to be wept for. one's eyes with tears.
8dp,iTjv, aor. 2 opt. pass, of 8aficy. 8dp.ito, Ep. for Sa/xo), aor. 2 pass. subj. of Sa/idcu:
2
pi.
(8dpu,
elSos) like tears
tearful.
and 3
(SdtfTfAos) a finger-sheath. 8aKTvXt8iov, TO, Dim. of 8d/CTvAos, a toe. 8aKTt)Xi-K6s, 77, uv, (8dTt;Aos) of or for the finger, Lat. digitalis; auAos Sa/fTuAt/co's a flute with
8aKTvXifj0pa,
77,
Sap.iT,
pass. Sap-f^s, -f\r\, for 8afj,r}T.
Ep. for
Sa/irjs,
Sa/xp
2 pass, of Sa~ 8d|A6v, Ep. for eSdfjirjffav, 3 pi. aor.
the fingers.
8o.KTtiXi,os, 6,
played of metre, dactylic. (SdttrvXos) a ring, seal-ring.

II.
8dp/f|p.vcu, Ep. for

Sdjjiva,
SapTJvai, aor.
pass. inf.
of
6v, (8aKTV\os, 8titcvvfu} pointed at with the finger, as in Horace digito monstrari. 8o,KTi;Xo-i8t|S, fs, (SdTi;Aos, e?8os) like a finger.
8aKTt)Xo-8iKTos,
Ep. for fSdpva, 3 sing., impf. of 8d/ii/r;/zt. 8ap.va, 3 sing, of Sa/î/dcu; also 2 sing. pres. Med. of
8ap,vdca,
8dfj.vijfj.i.
= Sa/xdcw,
8d,KTi)Xos, o, plur.
(8finvvfj.t):
8dTvAot, poet,
also Sd/crvXa
a finger, Lat. digitus ; trrl 8aKrv\cav 2. 8dffavn$d\.XcaOai to reckon on the fingers. TV\OS TOV TroSus a toe ; also without TToSos, like Lat. II. the shortest Greek measure of digitus. length,
Pass, and Med. 8dp.vafJ.at. and 8up.6crios, a, ov, Dor. for 8?7/i-. of Sa^dcy. 8dp.6<uori, Ep. 3 pi.
8d(Jivir]|Jii,
:
= Sa^da
only in pres. and impf.
Sdfjios
8ap.a>(jiaTa, rd, (Sayuos)
Sdv, Dor. for
Srjv,
^TJV
hymns sung in public. ov Sdv, No, by earth I
150
AANAOI',
king of Argos
of,
;
AANAOI'
the
Danaans, subjects of Advaos,

for the
:
indie. oaaaff/ttTo
fut.
I pi. opt. oacraifAfOa
oafffirai
is
in
Aavai'Sai, wv, of, Aa.va.i8es, at, his daughters.
Greeks generally (be sons or descendants of Da?iaus
Homer
Dor.
Bacrecos,
from irareojMti. Adv. of oaavs oaaeus ex eiv to be hairy.

Cf. irdaaoOai.
;
Hence a Comic Sup. Aa[Aa]

:
Sa-aicios, ov, (oa-, CTKIO) thick-shaded, dark.

8d<r(ji6vcrts, fojs,
fj,
vatuTaros, oldest of the Danaans.
(5ao-/ios)
a dividing, distributing.
c.
Savico,
:
f.
ciaca
to put (odvos) Pass., of the money, to be lent:
oeodveitta, pass. oeodvfifffjLai out money at usury, to lend:

pf.
8a<rp.oAo'Y0, f. rjaca, to exact as tribute : Hence ace., to exact tribute from a person.
8acrp.o\o-yia,
57,
dupl.
Med.
to
have lent to
collection
of
tribute.
one, to borrow.
8a<rjJio-\<ryos, o, (oafffjios, At'^cu)
a tax-collector.
:
8dveiov, TO, (Sai/os) money lent or borrowed, a loan. odvciov. 8dveicrp,a, arcs, TO, (Savdfa)
8acrp.6s, o, (Sdaaaât) a division, sharing of spoil distribution. II. in Att. an impost, tribute.
8avier|ji6s, 6, (Savfifa) money-lending'.
Sa(rp.o4>opcca,
f.
rjaca, to
8aveurrTjs, ov,
6,
8avi<TTiK6s,
r],
(oaveifa) a money-lender, usurer. ov, (Saveiôj) disposed to lend.
(f>opf?rai rive tribute is
8acrp.o-<J>6pos, ov,
pay tribute : Pass., 5ao"/xopaid one. From (oaafius, (pepoi) paying tribute,
:
AA'NOS,
at interest, a
eos, TO,
gift. loan, debt.
II.
money
lent out
tributary.
8d(7op,ai, fut. of SarfOfjiai

8a<T-ir\Tis, J7TOS, 6,
TT\r)ffo~ca)
17,
cf.
odffaaOai.
17,
Savos, T], ov, (Scu'cu A) burnt, dried, parched. Sdos, eos, TO, (Sato; A) =8aAos, aflrebrand, torch.
8aTravdo>,
8aTrdvij/jt.ai,
f.
and
8aor-ir\TjTis,
(Sa-,
horrid, frightful.
6,
'QGOJ
both used also
5ePass., aor. I a.Tra.vriQr)V, pf. in med. sense : to spend ;

:
8d<rcra<r0ai, Ep. for bdaaoOai, q. v.
8ao"u-9pi^, Tplyôs,
Sa<ru-Kvi]p,os, ov,
77,
(Saavs, 6pi} thick-haired.
Sairavdv
one's
ets TI to
own. of put the state
Med. to spend spend upon a thing II. Causal, oanavdv TTJV iroXiv to
exhaust the state.
SaoiJ-KgpKOS, ov, (oaavs, atp/eos) bushy-tailed.
and
8acrv-Kvf|fjLO)v, ov, gen. OPOS,
to expense,
f],
From
II.
(Saaus,
ex-
KV7jfJ,r})
shaggy-legged.
AATIA'NH,
money spent :
cost,
expense, expenditure.
III.
also
money for spending.
pensiveness, extravagance. [TTO] 8aTrdvif][JLa, O.TOS, TO, money spent, expense.
8a<ru-p,aXXos, ov, (oaavs, âXXos) thick-fleeced. 8aawa> [5], f. vvw, (caffvs) to make rough or hairy : Pass, to become rough or hairy.
8acru-7rovs, TTOOOS, 6, (8ao"us, TTOVS) hairy-foot, a hare or rabbit.
8a(ru-irwY<JV, cavos, 6, beard.
17, (Sao"i/'s,
i.
e.
Sairavrjpos, a, ov, (oandvr)) of men, extravagant: of things, expensive. Adv. -p&s, expensively. Sdiravos, ov,=^5aiiavr)p6s, extravagant.
w&yoar) with shaggy

with hair,
chamber
Sd-iTcSov, TO, (5a-, ireSov) land, soil in pi. plains, flat country. :
the floor of
AA'ST'2,
hairy,
fta, v, Ion.
:
fem.
Sao"t'a, thick
:
8acnj-crTpvos, ov, (oao~vs, crrepvov) shaggy-breasted. Dardania or Troy. As Adj., AdpSavos dvrjp a TroSacru-xaiTTjS, ov, 6, (Saavs, âtTT/) shaggy-haired. jan, mostly in p!ur. Adpoavoi 8aT0(jiai, fut. odaonai : aor. I ISao-d/^ Ep. tSaaAapSdvios, a, ov, Trojan : AapSavis, ioos, 77, a Trojan woman : Aap- aaî]v pf. Se'5aa//ai (for the forms, cf. iraTfojJiai, to divide among themselves, to 8ava, 17, Troy : Aap8aviSr]S, ov, 6, a son or de- eira.o'dp.rjv') Dep. scendant of Dardanus : AapSavtwves, of, sons of share in : to tear in pieces ; \0ova iroaal Sarfvvro 2. to cut Dardanus. they measured the ground with their feet. in two. 8ap8dirT&>, lengthd. form of odirrca, to devour. 3. to divide or distribute to others. 8aT6t)vTO, Aeol. 3 pi. impf. of SctTe'o/xat. 8apiic6s or Sapsixos o-TarT|p, 6, a Persian gold so that 5 = a mina, 300 coin, = 20 Attic drachmae 8aTT|pios, a, ov, (SaT(Ofj.ai') distributing ; and = a talent. (Said to have been first coined by Darius, SaTTjTTjs, ov, 6, a distributer. but prob. derived from Persian dard, a king, cf. Ad8a<f>vatos, a, ov, of or belonging to a laurel. From AA'4>NH, 17, the laurel or bay, sacred to Apollo. pfios, like our sovereign.) = Gr. epêt^s, 8cu}>VT]<|>op0, f. 770*0;, to bear laurel-boughs. From Adpetos. 6, Darius, ace. to Herodotus with lauq. v.: a Greek form of Persian dard, a king. 8a<|>VTj-<J>6pos, ov, (8d(f)V7), <f>(pca) planted rels. II. bearing 8apr|(TO(jLat, fut. i pass, of oepaj. laurel-boughs. a laurel. AAP0A'NH: aor. 2 ZSapOov, poet. topa.0ov:to Sacpvioucos, T), uv, (ftdtyvrj) belonging to
:
:
LOOS, rj, Tcnrr]s, a carpet, rug. [a] 8airrp.6v, Ep. for ddirreiv, inf. of ddirrca. AATETfl, f. Sd^cy, to devour. AdpSavos, o, Dardanus, son of Jupiter, founder of
AATII2,
downy, opp. to ^tAos of places, thick grown with bushes, bushy; oaata 0pi8a a lettuce
rough
with the leaves on. crowded.
II. like
Lat. densus, thick,
sleep, Lat.
DORMIO.
of
Cp. tcaraoapedvoj.
orjpos.
8apo-|3tos, ov,
orjpo&ios.
in the 8a<j>vo-yr)0t|S, es, (Sd^vjy, yrjOtaj) delighting laurel.

Sa(f>v6-Kop.os, ov, (cd(j)vrj,
Kofjitf)
Sapos,
a, 6v,
fut.
Dor. and Trag. for

oepoj.
r/,
laurel-crowned.
Sapu,
8915, gen. oqoos,
Att. contr. for

inf.
8a'/'s.
;
SdaacrOai, aor.
med.
of oaTtojiai
Ion. 3 sing.
Sd-ôtveos, cv, = oa<f>oivos garment red with blood.
laurelled. 8a<j)v-w8ir]S, 6s, (odcpvrj, cTSos)

;
tlpa oa<potvtov
at'/m
bcufroivos
of wild beasts, blood8S-<|>oiv6s, ov, (Sa-, <otj/os)
red, tawny; or perhaps bloody, murderous.
AEF.
,
151
StSciyjAat, pf. act. and pass, of Sti 868efca, 8eSep,ai, pf. act. and pass, of Sew, to bind.
5av|/L\La,
8av}uAT|S,
17,
e's,
sons, liberal,
From abundance, plenty. : of per(oaTTTOj) abundant, plentiful Adv. 5a\f/i\&s, lavishly : Sup. profuse.
old root
8c5e|o, imperat.
exofAai.
pf.,
and 8e5eôp.ai,
p. p.
fut.,
of
8e8cTO, Ep. 3 sing plqpf. pass, of Ion. for SeSeypevoi

,
oeca, to
bind.
pf.
ciai,
3 plur.
of
*AA'1, an
to teach
:
meaning
to learn,
which somepf. pass,
times takes a causal sense, to teach
I. Causal, : fo taught, only in redupl. aor. 2 act. SeSae, The pres. in this like Lat. Joceo ; later also edaov. II. to learn : fut. 8a-f}ffOfj.ai sense is oi8dffK&>. /ow wilt learn from me) pf. SeSarjKa, (l/*et! 8a?70-etu
:
of
oaicvca,
88-r]ei,
3 sing.
pf.
and
plqpf. of Saica.
88if||jLvp,ai, pf. pass,
SrjpevQ}. e0Ti<ro(jiai, fut. pass,
of
of
St'cu,
to bind.
pf.
of 8aKV<a.
;
also pass. SeSa^jueVos : aor. a part. oedaTjKws, StSaws, ISa??!', subj. Sao), Ep. Saeta;, inf. Sarjvai, Ep. 5ar)/j,vai, from SeSaa, is formed a pres. med. inf. part. Saets :
8eSia, poet. SciSia, pf., with. pres. sense, of 8ei5<a imperat. SeSiQi ; part. dtSiws. 8e8idKovTf]Ka, pf. of 8taoveaj.
8eSi8dx0a.i, pf. pass. inf. of Siairda SeSLTj-rifjKa, pf.
88icrKO(j.aL,
5e5aa<r0at, to search out.

I
The
pres. in this sense
is
8au>p.ev,
pi. aor. 2 pass. subj.
AE', but : conjunctive
Particle,
of *8dca. with an opposing or
88iTTOfjiai, Att. for

8e8C(OYK-ai, pf. pass, of SIWKOJ. 8e8[AT|a,TO, Ion. for iSeS/xî/ro, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of
It answers to jueV, esp. in Prose, adversative force. when it may be rendered by while, on the other hand, 2. it often serves merely to pass from see p.tv. one thing to another, when it may be rendered, and, II. Se' properly stands second in the further.
pf.
of
8efJ.6J.
8e8(XT)|Jiai, pf. pass,
of Sa/iacu
also of Seyuo.
pi. plqpf.
sentence, but it is also found third or fourth, when the preceding words are closely connected. I. to names of -8e, enclitic Particle ; joined
88p-irjTO, -TjaTO, 3 sing,
and
88oYp.cit,
pf. pass,
of
So/teca.
Places in ace., to denote motion towards, as
an
6vpaa8f) to the door more rarely repeated with the possess. Pron., oVSe and sometimes even after ets, as els aAaSe 86fjiov8f in Att. often added to the names of cities, 'Adrjvaê,
;
:
enclitic preposit. ; ol/e6v8e TroVSe to Olympus, 6vpae (for
if it were home-wards, OuAu/x;
SeSotica, pf. with pres. sense of SeiSw. Se8oiKo>, Dor. pres. formed from SeooiKa= SeiSca.
8e8oKi]|xai, pf. pass, of 5o#ecu. oeSoKTjpLevos, Ep. pf. part, of Sexo^wcu, with sense of pres., waiting for, lying in wait.
SeSoKtu-acrpuu, pf. pass, of SoKipdfa. poet. 3 ScSofjuu, pf. pass, of SiScuyttt

:
pi.
SeSovrai.
dovtca.
sometimes it @77/3ae (for 'A0r)vaa8e, @?7/3ao-5e) denotes purpose only, /-cTjrt <f>6@ov8' dycpeve speak II. to the demonstr. naught tending to fear. Pron., to give it greater force, oSe, TotoVSe, etc., such
a
8e86vaTO, Dor. for eoeoovijTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of 8e8opKa, pf. of SepKoât, with sense of pres.
8e8otma,
pf.
of
Sovireca.
man
8ed,
as
77,
this,
Att. 681, etc.
SeSpaYjJievos, pf. part. pass, of Spdaaca. 8e8pdKa, pf. of SiSpdanca, also of Spaa.
__
Dor. for Oca, Lat. dea.

i
pf. pass, , __ t
of
Spdca.
8earo, Ep. for eSe'aro, 3 sing. impf. of an obsolete
Verb
Sea/xcu,
So/cecu,
he seemed.
inf.
BcSpdpirjKa, pf. 8eSpopa, poet. pf. of
(formed from *Spa/j.eca). (formed from
8eY|Aevos, Ep. aor. 2 part.
8e8vcrnJXT<a
of
* Sao;.
>
pf-
of
8e8dacr0cu, Ep. pres. med.
St'Sae, 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of *5dcy. SeSd-rjKa, 8e8dif]pai, pf. act. and pass, of *5dcu. SeScuarai, Ion. for SeSaivrai, 3 pi. pf. pass, of Sato; B.
8eeXos,
resolved form of Sfj\os. 77, ov, of Se'o/xat. 8eT]0T]Te, 2 pi. aor. I subj.
8ei]|xa, aros, TO, (Se'oyuat)
a prayer, entreaty.
8e8atYp.evos,
pf. pass. part,
of
Sai''<y.
8e8ai8a\pevos, part. pf. pass, of ScuSdAAcy. 8e8dxov, redupl. poet. aor. 2 of Sditvca. SeSdicpiJKa, pf. of 8aftpva}. SeSapYpcLL, Att. for SfSpayfMi, pf. pass, of Spdffffonai,
of Septu. of Sareojuat. 8e8acos, pf. act. part, of *5dcu. SeSeYpai, pf. of 8e'xo/i(, (also Ion.
an entreating. 8et]crLS, ecus, 77, (Se'o/iat) med. of Secw, to want. S6-f;oPO|xai, fut.
Sttv; subj. Se'77 contr. Sf? ; opt. ^8e'ot ; eSet Ion. eSee fut. Sef]0(i : part. SeW Att. 8civ : imperf. to bind : I. c. aor. i fSerjac. Impers. from Se&,
:
AEF;
inf.
8e8appai,
pf. pass,
pf. pass,
8eSacrpai,
ace. et inf., Sef riva -rroifjaai it is binding on one to do a thing, one must, one ought, Lat. oportet, decet ;
so, Sef
pf.
8e8tT)paL,
pf.
of 8eiKWfj.i}. pass, (in med. sense) of 5e<w, to want.

p. fut.
need
of,
II. c. gen. there is riva OTTOS iroirjaei. Lat. opus est re; iroXXov Sef there wants
8e8eiopcu, paullo
much, far from it ; 6\iyov Set there wants little, all with the but ; ir\vvo$ Sef it is still further from it :
person added, Sef
p.oi rtvos,
irreg. pf, inf.
Lat. opus est mihi re.
152
8etyju,a
S
Scgiovftevos, welcoming, greeting : 3 pi. , 3 sing, and pi. plqpf. SetSc/CTO, 8ft8eare used in the same sense ; TOUS [lev KVTTC\-
8eiYp.a, arcs, TO, (SetKvv/it) a sample, proof, speci2. a place in the Peirseeus, men, Lat. documentum. where merchants set out their wares for sale, as in an
pf.
Xar o
\ois
Eastern bazaar.
8ei*yp.aTia>,
to
f.
Hence (Tea, to make a show
of.
SeCSeKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of Sdnvvfu, in sense of impf., welcome : BeuSexa-Tai,, for SfSeyêvoi elffl, 3 plur. perf. : BeiSexaro, 3 pi. plqpf. 8et8T|iJUov, ov, gen. oôs, (SctScy) cowardly. BeiSia, as, , like ScSta, pf. of SfiSca with pres. signf.,
they pledged them with the cup; they greeted them with words. 8etKTeos, a, oi/, verb. Adj. of bfiKWfjLi, to be shewn. II. SCIKTCOV [!TTI], impers., one must shew. SeiXaios, a, 01% lengthd. form of 8ei\6s, fearful : and so wretched, sorry, paltry, miserable. SeiXaxpuov, oivos, 6, properly, a coward, but mostly
o
oiffi
I fear ;
Sctoiftev
plur. 8etSi//ei/, Set'StTe

;
part. 8ei5ta;s, dual SetStoVe
imperat. otioiOi ; inf. SeiSwrav, 3

:
plur. plqpf.
SeiSicrKOjiai, Dep. (Sfi/nvvfju} to greet with outstretched hand, to welcome, bid hail; 8i8i<TKtTO Stirai 2. he bailed with the cup. SfiKvv/j,t, to shew.
poor fellow I From 8eCX-aKpos, a, ov, (SetXos, afcpos} very pitiable. AEI'AH (sub. &pa), 17, properly, the time when the day is hottest, i.e.- just after noon; then generally,
in addresses,
afternoon, efffftrai
irpcaia
T)
T)WS
T^
8ei\rj
77
/jifaov qftap', 8(i\.i]
SeiSiarcrofjiaL, Att. ScSCrrojiai
fut.
igoftai
aor.
wards
f8ci8iaij#)v
(Set'Scw)
Causal of
Se/Scy, to
frighten,
tyia early and late afternoon; afterSet'A^ alone stood for the later part of the afternoon, evening; 8i\r)s or 8ei\r]v, as Adv., in the
and
8ei\r)
alarm.
8ei8ouca, Ep. for 8e8ouca, q. v. AEI'An, the pres. only used in
fut. SeiffOfMi
:
aor.
;
e8eto*a Ep.
pers., I fear : e'85eto"a : pf. in pres.

first
evening. 8eiXCa, 77, (SetXos) timidity, cowardice; 8fi\iijv \eiv to be charged with cowardice. SfiXidw, f. dcrca, (8fi\ia) to be afraid.
o<p-
sense oiooiica
pi. plqpf. ISefSio-ai',
also otola, Ep. 8ei5ja (see Se/Sta) : 3 I. intr. to be Ep. 8fi8tffav :
afraid, to fear, mostly with ^77 . . , like Lat. vereor ne I fear it is ne but, SetScu fw) ou , vereor ; , it is not. 2. c. inf. to non .. , vereor ut , I fear 3. SfiSciv irept TIVI to be alarmed or fear to do.
. . .
8eiXo|icu, Dep. (8t\rj) to decline towards evening. 8et\6s, 77, ov, (Seos, Sfi8o}) cowardly, craven : vile, worthless. II. miserable, wretched, unhappy, like
Lat. miser.
8et(Jia,
Adv.
-A.cDs.
anxious about. stand in awe of.
to fear, 4. c. ace. to be afraid of, 5. perf. part, TO SeStos, one's
II. an OTOS, TO, (8ei8oj}fear, affright. Hence object offear, a terror, horror. in pres. and impf., to be afraid, 8eip,aiv(i>, only used
to be
alarmed:
,
c.
ace. to fear a thing.

II. horrible,
fearing, one's fear, like Seos.

SeieXtdcu, f. 770-0;: aor. I .wait till evening.
SeieXt-vos,
77,
a, ov, (Scf/xa) timid.
8eie\ir)ffa:
(SeteXos)
to
fearful.
8ei|xas, aor. I part, of 8e/u. 3 sing. aor. I med.
,
oV,
= sq.,
at evening.
From
8eieXos, ov, (SetA??) o/ or belonging to evening; 8cie\ov 77/xap eventide. II. as Subst., Set'eAos
(sub.
eaaa,
cv, (beifjLo)
frightened.
= 8i\ij, &prj},
SeifJiaroco,
8eifJi.op.ev,
f.
caeca, (SeTfâ) to
evening.
SeiKavdacnce, 3 sing. Ep. impf. of ofiKavaoj. II. 8eiK<xvdco, = 8fiKVv/j,i, to point out, shew. Med. = SeiKW^-ai, 8exo/#, to salute, welcome, greet. 8eiKav6a>VTO, 3 pi. Ep. impf. med. of SfiKavata.
SeiiceXoy and BeiKirjXov, TO, tion, exhibition.
(Set'/tf/u/w)
8et.ji.6s, o,
of
Setv, inf. Sef, as ir\fiv for TrXeoi/.
Ep. I pi. aor. I (8fos)fear, terror, Lat. timor. II. Att. for otov, part. neut. of 5ecu.
77,
frighten. subj. of Sffica.
AEFNA, 6,
;
a representa-
such an one, a certain one, not name also pi. 8eiv.

8eivo-Xo-yeop,at,
f.
TO, gen. Setvos, dat. 8eivi, ace. 8eiva, one cannot or will
whom
8iKvu, Ep. shortened form of
Seitcvvffi.
Seivo-OeTTjS, ov, 6, (Seivos,

ô-o/wtt,
riOrjfJ.i')
a knave.
to
8euKvijp,v, -v\Levai, Ep. for SeiKvvvai. [u]
Dep. (8eiv6s, \eyoi}

to
AEI'KNTMI
'
and
8iicviJto,
imperat.
Sei/tvv
or
complain loudly.
8eivo-Tra9e'a),
f.
8ettfi/ue: fut. Sfigca Ion.
pf.
SeSeixa
:
5ecw: aor. I c'Setâ Ion. 4'8ffa: Pass., fut. Sctxô-o/xat, and fut. 3 8cIon.
1:
770*0;,
(8tiv6s, irados)
complain
loudly of suffering.
Setvo-irovs, o,
terrible offoot.
I. terrible, fearful, in : Seivos, 77, milder sense, awful : later, TO oeivuv danger, sufferof their ings; ovStv Seivoi, p.?) airoffTfuffiv no fear Scivbv iroitTv or ironTaOai to take ill, Lat. revolting
77,
8eiofj.ai
(Sfx^W- P SeSci-yûat; kofix^v on the forms SetSexaTcu, SctSf^To, see below n to

;
aor. I
irovv, TO, gen. iro8os, (8eivvs, TTOUS)
sfow/, point out,
will shew
Lat. monstro; impers. Seigfi, time otucvvvai eis nva to point towards a per:
oV, (Se'os)
son. 2. to bring to light, display; 8ebs rjiuv 8efe Med. Sdrcvvfâi, repas the god shewed us a marvel to set before one. 3. to point out by words, to tell, explain, teach: to shew, prove ; 8eiav eroifJLOi ovres they shewed that they were ready. 4. of accusers,
to
inform against.
II.
pres. part. SfiKvvjtfvos
II. implying Force or Power, mighty, aegreferre. 2. wondrous, marvellous, powerful, for good or ill. have strange ; TO avyytves TOI 8fiv6v the ties of kin III. the sense of powerful strange power.
153
wondrous, passed into that of able, clever, skilful, as often c. inf., Setvos in phrase Seivos re real oofyos
;
teas, 6,
(Sera) one of a decury or party of

rd,
ten soldiers.
Xfêiv clever at talking;
also
c.
ace.,
Seivos rrjv
8eicd-Svo,
ol, at,
= SiwSc/ca,
twelve.
T*x vrl v
n his art. Setvos, gen. of 5efi/a, 6,

skilful
i
Hence
77.
ScKa-Scopos, ov, broad.

stern-
(5e'/ra,
8wpov n) ten palms long or
SeivoTTjs, T^TOS, 77, terribleness : harshness, 2. natural ability, cleverness. ness.

Seivooo,
f.
waoj, (Seti/os) to
make dreadful
or formi-
86Ka-6TT]pos, ov, (Se'tfa, CTOS) ten-yearly. 8axa-TTjs, ts, (Se'a, CTOS) lasting ten years. Setcd^w, f. do-<y, (5<=a) to bribe, corrupt, Lat. decu,
dable
to
exaggerate, enhance.
aty')
SCIV-WJTOS, ov, (Stivos,

Seivuis,
terrible to behold.
:
Adv. of
ecas, f},
Seivus, terribly
Adv. (5e#a) ten times : ten-fold. marvellously, ex- _86Ka-KXrvos, ov, (Se/ca, KXivaC) holding ten dinnercouches.
ceedingly. Seivcoors,
8ei|ja>, fut.
(8av6oj} exaggeration.
77,
SeCv-anj;, OJJTOS, o,
= Setz/ajrros.
8Ka-Kti(jua,
fluctus
of
8fifcvvfJ,i.
77, (5ca, KVÔ) the tenth wave, Lat. decumanus ; cf. rptKVfjLia. Se!<a,-(AT)vos and 8eKa-p,i]VLatos, ov, (8e/fd, fiiji/) ten
8eios, TO, Ep. for 8eos,fear. 86Lirve\)vTS, Dor. for denrvovvres. 8ewrvea>, f. rjaca : pf. 8e8tiirvr]Ka, Att. pf. 2 SeSetTrra, inf. SeSctTTi/ai/at to make a meal, dine; (SefTn/op) in Att. always to take the chief meal : c. ace., deitrveiv
:
months old.
2. in the tenth
fJ-va)
86Ka-jAvous, ovv, (8e/ra,

SK-dp.<|>opos, ov,
0opefs,
i.
month. worth ten minae.

dfji-
(Se'/ca, dôpevs) holding ten about ninety gallons. 86Ka-iraX<u, Adv. a very long time ago.
e.
apTov
to
make a meal on
bread.
Hence
8Ka-iTVT,
ol, at, ro., fifteen.
86t/rrvT]<rT6s or Setirvrjo-Tos, 6, meal-time.
8eunnr]TY]piov, TO, (Set7n/o>) a supper-room. Hence 8iirvT)TTjs, ov, o, a supper guest.

like
8iirvT]Ti,K6s, 77, 6v, of or a clever cook.

f.
for dinner.
Adv.
-/teas,
86Kd-inr)Xvs, v, (8ea, 7777x^5) ten cubits long. 8Ka-iT\dcrios, ov, (8ea) tenfold: c. gen. ten times greater than: 77 oe/cairXaffia (sub. np.'ff) as Subst. ten times the amount.
8iTrvC&>,
dinner.
iffca
Att.
to),
(deiirvov) to entertain at
SeKa-irAcOpos, ov, (8e/m, irXedpov} plethra (v. irXtOpov n.) SeKairXoos, ov, contr. irXovs, ovv,
enclosing ten
= 8fKa-ir\daios.
including ten
Seiirvov, TO, a meal or meal-time, sometimes = dpiffTOv, the early meal, sometimes = Supirov the late one :
in Att. the chief meal, coena; CLTTO Seiirvov
Sciirvo-Xoxos, 77, ov, (Stnrvov, Xoxaou) fishing invitations to dinner, parasitic.
for
8Ka-TroXis,
cities,
,
77,
(Se/ca, TroAts)
district
Decapolis.
6,
77,
TJOVV, TO, gen. ?ro8os, ten feet long.
dinner.
2.
answering to our dinner, Lat. straight from, i. e. just after, generally food, provender.
ov, 6, (Sc/ea, d'pxoj) a decurion. the government of the Ten. 77,

77,
Hence
d5os,
II.
(56a) a body of ten men, Lat. decu-
ria.
the
number
ten.
86urvoiTOi0,
to
prepare a meal : Med.
to dine.
From
8eurvo-iroi6s, ov, (dcnrvov, troieca) preparing dinner. 8eipds, d5os, 77, (Seiprj) the ridge of a chain of hills,
like Ao0os, Lat. jugum. 8eipas, aor. I part, of 8epcu.
II.
8icd-o"rropos, ov, (8e/fa, aireipca) consisting of ten seed-times, i. e. ten years.
= dcip^,
the neck.
ScKaratos, a, ov, (5e'/raTOs) on the tenth day. ScKa-rdXavros, ov, (8ea, rdAavTOJ/) weighing or
ivorth ten talents
:
estimated at ten talents.
AEIPH',
Att. 8c P t],
-fj,
the neck, throat.
II.
Sfipas, the ridge
of a
hill.
8ipo-TOp.o,
f.
770-0;, (oeip-rj, Tffj.vca}
to cut the throat
of a person, behead him, Lat. jugulo.
8ica-TT<rap6s, -pa, fourteen. 8eKaTVTT|piov,T6Vfo tenths-office, custom-house: and 8eKaT6VTT|s, ov, o, a farmer of tenths, tithe-collector, From Lat. decumanus.
exact the tenths, to f. o'cu, (Se/raT?;) to take tithe of a person: to take the tenth of booty, also to exact the esp. as an offering to the gods: tenths as a tax on all imports.
ScKaretio),
tithe,
AEITn,
in
Ion. for Stpaa.

77,
86to--T)vwp, opos, 6,
(teitiao, av-f^p]
fearing man.
2.
8acn8ai|AOvta,
77,
fear of
bad
the gods, religion.
sense, superstition.
From
Scio-i-SaCpxjv, ov, gen. ovos, (Sc/Scu, tiaip.cav} fearing the gods : in 2. in good sense, pious, religious. bad sense, superstitious, bigoted. W
in the tenth 8KaTo-o"iropos, ov, (8eaTos, airopd)
AE'KA
generation.
Germ.
Sa
ZEHN
of, at, r/i, indecl.,

:
Lat.
ol SfKa, the
DECEM, our TEN, Ten, Lat. Decemviri: ol

are ten years past 20,
BcKaros,
77,
ov,
(SeW)
17,
tenth.
II.
as Subst., Sc-
[CTT;] d<p' ijftrjs those
who
the age of military service. ScicaB-apxos, \ (Sea, apx<a) a
commander of
ten
2. Sfthe tenth part, tithe. at Athens, the : ttdTrj (sub. 77)uepa), 77, the tenth day when the child festival on the tenth day after birth, Ovciv to give a had a name it ;
rcdrr} (sub. pipis),
given
TJJV SCKCLT^V
men, Lat. decurio.

8eKa-|3oios, ov, (6ea, 0ovs) worth ten oxen.
feast
on
the
,
f.
day of naming the child. ajaoj, (SeWros) to take tithe of a person.
154
8eKa-4>vXos, ov, (oeKa, <pv\r)) consisting of ten
,
tribes.
/
Of8fj.rjKa:
pf. pass. Sc'o/x^/iat.
To
:
TO,
(8ea, xaôus) a
coz
K/or/
fw.ro OIKOVS he built

struct,
f,
Lat. denarius.
at, a, (8e/*ra,
,
make
oefjifiv
him houses generally, 686v Lat. munire viam.

at,
build; Med., ISetto con-
OJ/,
= SfKfTtJS.
\l\ioi) ten thousand.

II.
SevSiXXw,
to
give a glance
so as to
make
a sign.
te
8eK-TT)S, ou, years old.
6,
(8e'a, CTOS) lasting ten years.

77,
BCK-CTIS, tSos, 8cKop.ai, Ion.
and Aeol.
pecul. fern, of oe/eerrjs. for Seô/itu.
Hence ScvSpeov, TO, Ion. for devopov, a tree. 8v8pu>v, wvos, 6, (Sti/Spoi/) a grove. 8v8pT)6is, 0<ra, ev, woody. SevSpiaKos or -IKOS, 77, ov, (oevopov) of a tree. BevSpiov, TO, Dim. of oevdpov.
8v8piTT)S, ov, 6, fern. SevSpms, tSos, of or belonging to a tree. SevSpo-paTeco, (oevopov, @aivca) to climb trees.
86vBpo-Kop,T]S or 8ev3po-Kop.os, ov, (otvSpov,
feofj.r)~)
8K-6pYvios, oi/, (Se/fd, dpyvia) fen fathoms long. 8KTT|p, TJpOS, 6, = OfKTTJS. SCKTTJS, ou, 6, (Sex of10") a receiver : hence a beggar.
8KTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of oexofMi. 8KTos, 77, o?/, verb. Adj. of Of\ofMti,
received, acceptable, Lat. acceptus.
received: to be
shaggy with wood.
ScKTpia,
poet. fern, of OCKTTIP, 8exTcop, opos, poet, for o^Krrjs, SfKT-fjp, one
77,
SevSpo-KOireo), (ofvopov, Koirrco) ofvSporofieo}. TO, Ion. and Att. 8cvSpos, cos, TO, a
AE'NAPON,
who
takes
tree
himself. 86K-a>pt5YOS, ov, more correct form of SeKopyvios. 8e/\eaa), f. aaca, (SeAcap) to entice by a bait: to alII. c. ace. lure, entice, catch. cognato, VUTOV vos SeA.edeti/ to put the chine of a pig as a bait. arcs, TO, a bait, Lat. esca.
upon
; 0v8pov f\das an olive-tree : generally, Sfvopa are fruit-trees, opp. to v\rj, timber. 86v8pOTO(ie&), f. T;O-CU, to cut down the fruit-trees, to From lay waste a country.
AE'AEAP,
BcvSpo-TojAos, ov, (StVSpoi/, Tffj,fiv) cutting down trees. Sev8po-4>6pos, ov, (SeVSooi/, <pcpo}) bearing trees. 86v8po-<J)iiTOS, ov, (Sevopov, (pvcu} planted with trees.
Nvfj,(pai
8\-dpira|, 0705,
o,
77,
(8e\eap, dpTrdâ;) greedy of
the bait, biting freely at 8e\ca<r|jia, OTOS, TO,
it.
8ev8p-w8T]S, fs, (SfvSpov, efSos) tree-like; li/ooJ-nymphs.

SevSptuTis, t8os, 77, (8ej/8pov) wooded. From 8evva.co, f. aaca, to abuse, revile.
2. a name for TO, indecl., v. sub A. the islands formed at the mouths of large rivers, esp. of the Nile, so called from their shape.
AE'ATA,
8\Ttov,
AE'NNOS,
8cai,
aor. I
77,
o,
a reproach, disgrace.
I part. fern,
med. imper. of OÔIMII.

(properly aor.
TO,
Dim. of
SeA/ros.
86|ap,VT|,
SfXro-YpdcJxjs, ov, (Se'A/ros, ypd(pca) writing on a

tablet, registering,
recording. SeXros, T), a writing-tablet, so called from the letter A, the old shape of tablets metaph., 8eA.TOt (pptvwv the tablets of the heart. Hence
:
a receptacle of water, a reservoir, tank. e r 8eid, Ion. -ff|, (fem. of Sextos, sub. x et/P) ight hand ; etc 8etas on the right hand; 5eiav oidovai to salute by offering the right hand.
8ef;t-|JU)Xos,
ov, (Se'xojwat, (j.rj\ov) receiving sheep,
aor. I eofgicaadfMjv Dep. to of Apollo. offer the right hand, greet with the right hand. From 1. on the : AE3IO'2, a, oV, Lat. 8X<J)lvo-<j)6pos, ov, (8e\(pis, (pfpca) bearing dolphins; II. Kfpaiai 8. beams with pulleys to lower the de\(f)is. right hand or side ; ITTI 8eta to the right. II. fortunate, ABACI'S and SeX^tv, tvos, o, the dolphin. boding good, of the flight of birds and other a mass of iron or lead, shaped like a dolphin, which omens. III. metaph. dexterous, ready ; and of was hung at the yard-arm, and then suddenly let the mind, shrewd, clever. down on the enemy's ships. Scijio-creipos, 6, (Sextos, o-etpa) harnessed by traces AEAÔI', av, at, Delphi, a famous oracle of Apollo on the right side, of a horse, which was not put under in Phocis at the foot of Parnassus. II. AeX<(>oi, the yoke, but attached as a third abreast with the
8e*ji6o|j,ai,
f.
down on tablets, record. 8eX4>a.Kiov, TO, a sucking-pig, Dim. of oe\<j>a. From 8X<j>aKoop.ai, Pass, to grow up to pighood. AE'A<AH, &KOS, 6, a young pig, porker.
SeXTOto,
f.
waca, to note
rich in sacrifices.
Scjjio-YVios, (Sextos, yvTov) ready of limb, nimble.
8cîo-Xapos,
o,
(8etos, \aficiv) a spearman, guard.

:
:
uffofjai
AeXcjnvios,
6,
(A\<poi) Delphian,
epith.
DEXTER
ot, the
inhabitants of Delphi, Delphians.
regular pair.
body,
Scîortjs, 77TOS,
T),
AETMA2;, TO, used only in nom. and ace., the esp of man; properly the living body, awp.a
the corpse fj-iKpus Sc/ms small in sta'ure. as Adv., like oi/e-qv, Sefjas irvpus alOo/j.voio in or fashion like burning fire, Lat. instar ignis.
;
(Sextos)
dexterity, activity;
of
being
II.
mind, cleverness.
8^t6<j)iv, Adv., old gen. of Sextos the right.
;
ITU Seiu<piv to-
form wards
ScjjC-irCpos, ov, (Scxojwat, irvp] fire-receiving.
8jiviov, TO, (8e'/y) a bed, bedding

86fivio-TT|pT|S, one's bed; poTpa.
s,
mostly
AETMfl
keeping oepviOT-fiprjs a lingering fate. aor. I act. e'Set/â, med. fSeipaprjv

(oc/jtviov,
TTjpta}}
in plur. one to
84|is,
f<ws,
77,
(Sex ^014 ) reception.

oi/,
8e||iTp6s, a,
right;
poet,
form
for oeios, right, the

t/
pf.
hand;
f^ e (sub. x P) ofiTfpfj(pi, old dat., on the right hand.
5etTepa, like
Se^td
right
155
8eia)jjia,, arcs, TO, (Sc^tooât) a pledge of friendship.
SelJi-tovOjAOS, ov, (Sextos,
ovopa)
Zf/c&y
[5]
pf.
otoapnai
to skin, flay.
II.
also to
name.
8euos, Adv. of
Se'tos, dexterously: Sup. Se^tamzTa. 8<T(Jia, Beijtaxris, ecus, 17, (5etoo/u) a/z offering of the right fetter.
cudgel, thrash. aTos, TO, (Sccu) poet, for Setr/ics, a bond,

II.
f.
a head-band. put in chains:

to
band :
greeting, salutation : canvassing. Scô, 2 sing. Ep. aor. 2 imperat. of Scxo^ww.

Begcjtat. fut. of Sexoftai. 8|;'to, 8eop.ai, Ion. for 5eta>, 5eto/ât, fut. act.
Oo~[iV(a,
tie
oca, (Seo*/tos) to fetter,
together, as corn in the sheaf.

f.
8o-|xeci>,
77 o-<y,
(Seo>ios)
and
8<Tfxir],
77,
(Secu)
a bundle.
(oafj.6s~)
II.
med. of
ofiKvvfjLi.
8rjuov,
K/a/z^,
TO,
= Status.
pass,
sub Stcu (B). Scov, OJ/TOS, TO, Att. 8eiv, part. neut. of the impers.
SiOjAcu, to
m/,
as&;
v.
5f, /#a/ which is binding, needful, right, proper; p.d\\ov TOV Sfovros more than needful; kv oeovri (sub. fcaipv), in good time, Lat. opportune; ds TO 8fov for needful purposes. II. used, absol. it being needful ; ovotv 5eW there being no need. 8eov, Ion. for eSeoi/, impf. of ota, to bind. Seovrcov, 3 pi. imperat. of Secy, to bind. AE'O2, gen. Seovs, TO poet. 8eios fear, alarm, II. awe, reverence. III. a terror, affright.
:
:
binding : hence bound, captive. 8o-p.6s, o, pi. Sea/jioi or oeffjM, (Stcy) a band, bond, 2. fetter: a halter: a mooring cable: a door-lalch.
bonds, imprisonment.
8eo-|AO-<J>v\a, &KOS, o,
8o-|Aoc0,
77,
Statics, o^, also o, OF, binding with a spell.
= Seo-fcfvcu,
',
(Setr/nos,
to bind, fetter.
<pvAa) a gaoler. Hence
8cr|j.ct>p.a,
aTos, TO, a fetter.

2. as A*3j.
TO, (SeoYtoaj) a prison. ov, 6, (8eff/j.6oj) a prisoner. in chains, fettered : fern, ocapur s iSos.
,
means of inspiring fear. AE IIA2, aos, TO nom.

:
8<r7r6a>,
pi.
f.
6a<u, (8eer7roT77s) to be
lord and master
87ra
poet. dat. pi.
and
]*
otTiaoo-i
7
a beaker, goblet, chalice.

collar.
^7,
,
C^V ?' "TX ") a es, (Stp?;, dyx ^

77,
Scpcuov, TO, (Sep?;) a

Sepaio-ireSirj,
throttling. necklace: a collar.
II. to make gen. absol. to gain the mastery. oneself master of a thing ; and so, to comprehend. 8<rirotva, 77, fern, of 8(air6Tr)$, the mistress or lady of the house, Lat. hera : often joined with the name
of, c.
of goddesses.
BccriTocrios, ov,
SeeriroCT'uvT],
77,
(Stpaiov, WST?) a collar. 8cpas, CCTOS, TO, poet, for Sepûa, s&m, fo'Je. 8epds, dSos, 77, 6"<pas.
oecriroavvos.
(8eo"7roT77s) absolute
8pYp.a, TO, (Sep/coât) a too, glance. ec, Sept), 17, Att. for 8etp?7, 8pKrK6TO, Ion. 3 sing. impf. of oeptcofMi.
sway. O<nr6<ri>vos, ov, (ScaTTOTTis) of or belonging to the II. as Subst. master, arbitrary. Offfnorrjs. Pass, to be despot8ecriroTto>, f. 770-0;, = Seo-Troô;
ically ruled.
1
8epKido|jiai, Dep., poet, for 8epo/xat, to /oo^
AETKOMAI,
sense
Dep.
fut.
oltfopai
pf.
with pres.
SeSopa : aor. 2 eSpdffov : also aor. I pass. ISt'pXfyvi aor - 2 fSpaKTjv ; and aor. I med. e5fpdfjir]v, aor. 2 fSpaKofj-ijt/ to /oo^, see : hence to behold the 2. to look on or at: light, to live. generally, to
:
AE2IIOTH5, ov, 6, voc. oeairord: Dor. nom. Beo-iroras : Ion. ace. sing, and pi. oeairorfa, -fas, but a master, properly of prob. these are incorrect slaves: hence a despot, absolute ruler, whose subjects
:
are slaves.
II.
generally,
an owner, master,
lord.
Hence
SccnroTiKos,
be
T),
perceive, be aware of. gleam, like the eye.
II.
of light, to flash or
hide of beasts, Lat.
bottles,
ov,
of or for a master.
2. fit to
a master : inclined
77,
8epp.a, aTos, TO,
(Se'pcu) the skin,
SeairoTis, iSos,
= Seairoiva.
77,
to tyranny, despotic.
oeffnoT-fjS, little
pellis : also of skins shell of a tortoise.

cutis.
prepared for
etc.
the
SccnroTuricos,
o,
Dim. of
master.
to
2. generally, owe's
s&X
Lat.
8TT|
(sub. A.a/^7rds),
sticks
bound up
bound.
make a
Hence
fagot, a fagot.
Fern, of
86pp.a.Tivos, 1), ov, of skin., leathern. Stplaro, Ion. 3 sing. aor. I med. Sepov, Ep. for eSepoi', impf. of
8TOS,
77,
ov, verb. Adj.

fut.
of
inf.
Secu,
8evcncov, Ion. impf. of

,
Sevcy, to wet.
Sepcu.
,
med.
of oevoj, to want.
Scpos, cos, TO, poet, for 8e'p/i, skin, hide. 8eppLS or 8pis, (as, -q, (Sepos, 8p)ua) a leathern II. in plur. screens covering. of skin, hung to deaden the enemy's missiles, Lat. cilicia.
Kpcwv 8voia.TO, poet, oeva (B).
O.TOS, TO, (ofvoj) that boiled flesh.
which
pi.
is
wet, soaked;
for
otvoivro, 3
pres.
opt.
of
8pTpov, TO, (Sepo;) the caul or membrane which contains the bowels, Lat. omentum; Scprpov ta<a SvvovTCS penetrating even to the bowels. 8pxOeis, part. aor. I of 8ep/fOfiat
perat.,
;
8evop,ai, v. Ofita (B). 86tipi, Att. strengthened
AET"PO,
Sepx^Tn, imI
:
Adv. of Place,
is
used with plur.

this
and ScpxOrvai, AE'Pfl, Ion. Setpw
inf.,
:
of same tense.
SepcD
:
to
time, hitherto;
form of Ofvpo. hither, come hither ! SfvTe II. of Time, until now, up to oevp' det continually up
fut.
:
Pass., fut. 2 SaprjffofMi
ZSfipa. aor. I tddpOrjv, aor. 2
aor.
this time.
Aevs, Acol. for Zeus.
156
6 VT aro 9
brjloa) .
Pass., fut. Sfdrjcroâi, fut. 3 plqpf. eoedrjKeiv : oopai : aor. I (oeQrjv pf. StSe/iat : plqpf.
:
8evraTOS, 77, ov, the last, Sup. of fevrepos. 8VT, Adv., plur. of 8evpo, hither ! Come hither
8VTp-aYwvi<rrf|s,
actor
ov, 6, (devrcpos, aywvio~Tr]s) the

:
who takes the second part, cf. irpeoTa.'yajvicrTrjS metaph. the second advocate in a court of law. Scvrcpcuos, a, ov, (Seirrepos) on the second day. Seurcpeta (sub. a0Aa), TO., (Seirrepos) the second prize in a contest generally, the second place or rank. 8VTpidco, f. dcrca, to play the second part. 8VTp6-irpiOTOv oa.pfta.Tov, TO, the first sabbath after the second day of the feast of unleavened bread. 8VT6pos, a, ov, the second, Lat. secundus : as a
:
to bind, tie, fasten, fetter : abEp. 3 sing. SeScro ; 2. metaph. to bind fast, enchain : sol. to imprison. later, to bind by spells, enchant. 3. c. gen. to let, II. Med. to hind prevent, hinder from a thing.
tie on oneself; -aoool KaXcL ireSiXa tied them
or
8'
viral \LttapoTaiv eSrjaaTo
on
his feet
but in plqpf.
pass., Trept
Kvrjfj.r)ffi
Kvrjp.ioas 8f8fTO he
had greaves
bound round
his legs.
AE'H
STjfffv
:
pf. 8f8(r)Ka
c.
(B), fut. Ser}0(u: aor. I tSzrjffa, Ep. 3 sing. to want, lack, miss, stand in
:
Comp.,
t/zefo
StvTepoi after
my
time
in
neut. as
Adv., ScvTfpov av, 8evTpov avTis, secondly, next II. in point of Place, afterwards, a second time. second, i. e. inferior; Sevrepos ov8ev6s second to none: TO, SevTepa, StvTcpeia, the second prize or
place.
III. the
need near
of,
;
gen.
oAt-you Seo>
/ want
i.
little,
i.
e.
am
;
iro\\ov Seca I want much,
e.
am
far
from
second of two; SevTept] avTrj her-
self with another.
6\iyov Seca Sa/tpvffai I want little of tears ; Svoiv 8eovTa TeoaapaKOVTO. forty lacking two, like Lat. II. for SfT impers., and 8iov, see duodeviginti. the words. III. Dep. SeojxaL fut. Scrjaofiai aor. I eSerjOrjv To stand in need of, pf. ScStijfiai.
:
86VTpo-erTa.TT|S, ov, 6, (8(vTcpos, fara/u) one stands in the second file of the Chorus.
who want,
son.
c.
:
gen.
2.
beg for
c. dupl.
AET'fl
ZSfvo-a
:
(A), Ion. impf. oeveaKov

Pass., pf.
f.
ofvaca
aor. I
hence, to long or strive after, wish, gen. to beg a thing from a perabsol. to be in want or need, mostly in
:
Se8y/
Med.,
brine.
irTfpa,
oeufTai
soak, steep ; a\pr} wets his wings in the

:
to wet,
part., as tcdpTa Seopevos.
AH',
OKTU)
Particle,
8rj
II. to fill
with liquid, fill up.
III.
to
TTpotrjKa
8r),
properly of Time, now, already; oiffTovs already have I shot ;

.
.
make
to flow, shed.
f.
TroXXaKi
Lat.
jam
saepe: with imperat. and fut.

II.
AET',0, (B),
to need, miss,
Sfvrjaoj, Aeol.
and Ep. form for
Seo;,
now, forthwith,
tion, then; in
directly.
marking Connec8rj
want;
eSevrjffcv 8' oirj'iov O.KOOV itceoOai
summing up numbers, yiyvovTai
II. more he missed reaching the top of the mast. to feel the want often as Dep. 8evop,ai, f. oevrjffofiai:
OVTOI xtAtot these then make up a thousand ; KOI 877 marks the thing meant to be emphatic, (Is AlyvirTov
CUTIKCTO.
.
or loss of, to be at a loss for
hence to be wanting,
'Apytteov thou art
fcal
8r)
/cat
deficient in; d'AAa iravTa 8eveai inferior to them in all else.
and what
is
more
Sardis also
Is 3dp8is, he reached Egypt, also to put a supposed ;
AE'^fl, f. Set/w, to soften to make supple, to tan hides.

TOS, ov,
by working by the hand,
case, KOI 8r) Sc'Se-y/xcu well suppose I have accepted. III. belonging to the word which it follows,
with ten meshes. Ep. for SeSeypevoi flat 3 pi. pf. of oeôfiai.
(Se'/ca, a/i/za)
s, ov, (oeita, rjfAfpa")
lasting ten days.
2.
terminable at ten days' notice. SfXQai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Se'xo/teu. SexOeis, aor. I part, of o^xofMii, in pass, sense.
8exvt5|juu,
with Verbs, d'-yc 8rj, <]>epf 877, do but come, only come; 2. in with a Sup., peyiaTos 877 the very greatest. ironical sense, Lat. scilicet; darj'yajf TOS tTaipi8as 877 he brought in the pretended courtesans. 3. with Pronouns, HJJLC 877 o)Se SiaOeivai thus to use a
man
sons.
like
me
4.
ait 8r) fTu\UTjaas you of all perwith other Particles, 877 adds explicitness
;
.
.
Pet.
:
for
AE'XOMAI,
and 8e8eo/u
Ion.
Sex /-"**and Aeol. 8Kop.ai

:
fut.
8e'o/u
aor. I
ISe'xî' (also used in pass,
sense): pf. SeSe-y/xcu plqpf. cSeSey/^j': Ep. aor. 2 eofyfJLrjv or Sfyfjinv, 3 sing. Sc/rro, 2 sing, imperat. Seô;
inf.
be] exactly so, just so also us 877, 877, oia brj in that, inasmuch as. 8rj-<iXcoTOS, ov, contr. for Sniaharros. 8 fJYFia aTos, TO, (8d/wa>) a bite, sting.
877,
ws
iva
817,
that
[it
may
are
>
d^xOai; part. Seyfucvos

accept
:
Dep.:
I.
of things,
8T]0d,
= 877^,
and
Adv. long, for a long time.
to take,
graciously
omen
; TOV hence to approve : c. inf. to take rather, to choose. II. of persons, to receive hospitably, entertain. 2. to receive as an enemy, to watch for: to await the onset. III. 3. to expect, wait for. of events, to succeed, come next, Lat. excipere.
:
esp. to take well, receive kindly or olowbv Se'xcoât to accept or hail the
8tj0
mostly
8tj0cv, Adv. (877) perhaps : I suppose : iron., like Lat. scilicet, to wit, forsooth : with
;
us, as ifforsooth
us
a.'ypqv orjOfv
pretending
it
was
game.
8T|0iJvo> [v],
f.
vvu>, (8r)6a) to tarry, be long, delay.

877400;.
Si]uxacricov,
Ep. impf. of
BevJ/c'to, f. -fjaca,
Lat. depso,
= Sfcjxa,
i
8i]i-a\a>TOS, ov, (orjios, dAaij/at) taken by the enemy,

captive.
STJ'I'OS, 77,
to soften
ffas KTjpov
8e\|rco,
= foreg.
(A)
;
having worked wax

fut.
8770-0;
:
till it is soft.
ov,
Ep. for
77,
Sdi'os, hostile.
Hence
8jja)i/
AE'H
Siq'ioTT|S, 77x0$,
battle-strife, battle.
aor.
eS^cra
pf.
S-rji'ow,
Att. STJW, inf. 8r)ovv: part.
Ep. 87710^:
157
Ion. tdrJvv Ep. orjovv tut. 8j7a;oo;: aor. kSrjttoffa, Att. eorjajaa, part, oyajaas: Med., Ep. 3 pi. impf. dniouvTo : aor. i pf. Scor^Wa
impf.
tfirjiovv
Att.
efirjovv
8irj|X-apxos, 6,
of a
: \
ofjftos,
apx^) a * Athens, the president who kept the registers, a demarch : at

(orjfj.os,
77,
Rome, a
8if]|jieija>,
tribune, Lat. tribunus plebis.

confiscation.
fSvcaffdiJirjv
Pass.,
aor.
pf. otSrjcJ/jiat:
down,
(otyos} : slay, rend, cleave.
(oyujOnv, part. orjcaOeis to treat as an enemy: to cut

:
STJIACIKTIS, foos,
f.
From
2.
o"o;,
(Sr^/jos) to
declare public property : to
II. to
waste or ravage
a country.
8i]icTt.K6s,
confiscate a citizen's goods, Lat. publicare. rally, to make public.

8"r)jJiT]Yopa>,
f.
gene-
8-qxTTipios, ov, (SaKvco) biting, torturing. 77, ov, (8a.Kvo}} biting : pungent.
770-0;, (877 fjtrj'Yopos}
to be
a public orator;
to
S-r]Xa-ST|,
iti
(SÂcs, answers, yes plainly.

fut.
Adv.
877) clearly,
plainly, of course:
the people, Lat. concionari. : a speech in the 8ir|[JiT]Y6pia, 77, a deliberative speech
harangue
public assembly
SirjjjiirjYoptKos,
8eori\r)fJiai,
rjcrofjiai:
:
and
ov, of public speaking, qualifiedfor
S-qXavvw, collat. form of STyAeo/zcu.
77,
AHAE'OMAI,
8edT]\r)a0ai
pf.
:
inf.
it.
From
in pass,
to,
sense
Dep.
to hurt greatly,
:
do a mischief
to
destroy, Lat. delere

:
absol. to
do
the people,
87]p,-7]YPS, o, (oTJpos, ayopfvca) one who harangues a public speaker, Lat. concionator.
exile. 8ir]jji/T]Xacria, 77,
mischief, be hur'ful
of things, Kapirov
8r)\-f]ffa(rOai
From
waste the
fruit
optcia 8r)\'f)ffao'6ai to
break oaths.
Hence
L,
<ZTOS, TO, mischief, ruin,

/,
bane.
as Subst.,
8i]|Ji-TjXaTOS, ov, (orj/Jios, (Xavvca) publicly exiled. : ace. rfpa or At]-p.T|TT)p, 77 : gen. Tepos and Tpos Demeter, rpa, also AijprjTpav : (877 for 777, firjTrjp} :
ov, gen, ovos, baneful
Pporwv Lat.
pine.
Ceres, goddess of agriculture,
mother of Proser[iS]
destroyer of men.
S, teas, 77,
(8r)XOfJiai} ruin, bane.
8Tf]jxC8tov, TO,
comic Dim. of
STJJUOS.
5ir)Xir]TT|p, 7]pos, o, (8?7Aeo/zcu)
a destroyer.
Hence
Si]}j.ia>,
f.
iffcu,
(8fjpos) to affect the
popular
fide,
8-r]Xif]Tr,ptos, ov, baneful, destructive. AirjXia, TO, v. sub ArjXios.
cheat the people.

8Tf]jjLi6-irpdTa, ra, (877/^0$, irnrpaffKca) goods seized by public authority, confiscated goods. belongSTYLOS, ov, Dor. 804x108, a, ov (877^05)
: :
ArjXids, aSos, 77, (AiÂos) a Delian woman. A-qXios, a, ov, (AiÂos) Delian: TO, A-f]\ta (sub.
if
pa), the festival
JxrjXov-oTi,
that, clearly,
of Apollo at Delos. Adv. for SrjXov on, = 8i)\a.8r],

of course
f.
:
it is
plain
i^cro;, 8T|Xo-TTOico, A-rjXos, 6, Delos, one of the Cyclades, birthplace of and Artemis called also 'Oprvyia. From Apollo
:
also namely, Lat. videlicet. (SÂos, iroteo;) to make manifest.
to the people ; 8rjpioi aiffvpvrjrai judges elected by the people: as Adv., Srjpia, irivfiv to drink at the 2. Srjpios, 6, as Subst., the public exepublic cost.
ing
cutioner.
8t)|JiiovpYo,
8ir)|xiovpYia,
f.
770-0;,
to be
a workman,
to
work ; and
Adv.
:
8-qXos,
clear.
77,
ov, also os,
ov
contr.
from SetAos,
visible,
i. manifest, evident, certain;
8rj\ov as Adv.
:
workmanship, work; and STJIXIOVPYIKOS, 77, ov, of or for a workman. From -KOJS, in a workmanlike fashion.
77,
Hence clearly, plainly. 8t]X6w, f. waoa. to shew,

f point ou t
uv: (Sfjpos, Zpyov) Stjfjii-ovpYos, poet. 8T]p.io-pYos,
make
visible or clear
to
make known. 2. to prove : to declare, 3. to point out, explain, set forth: also to signify. II. intrans. order. SÂos dpi, to be clear or plain ; 877 Aof oVt OVK 'Oprjpov ra. Kvirpia, cTrea tan
working for the people : as Subst., Snpiovpyos, 6, a workman, handicraftsman : generally, a maker, author :
I
it is
clear that.
Hence
STÂOS, manifestly.
metaph., opOpos Snpiofpyus morn that calls man to II. name work. 2. the Maker of the world. of a magistrate. the people. 8t)fxo-p6pos, ov, (8rjpos, fiopa) devourer of
SijfJio-Ytpwv, OVTOS, 6, (Srjpos,
8if|Xcos,
Adv. of
yepow} an elder of the
8i]Xto(7ts, feus,
77,
a pointing
out, explaining.
2.
a direc'ion,
command.
people ; generally, an elder, chief: in plur., the nobles, chiefs, like Lat. senatores.
8i]p,606v,
f. 770-0;, (877^070^05) to be a popular leader or demagogue. 8ir]}jiaY<>Yia, 77, the conduct or character of a public leader : and
8i]jjiaYcoYa),
Adv.
(877^05) at the public cost.
II.
by
birthplace. ovv (8rjpos, 6p(<a) 8-r)no-0poos, ov, contr. -0pcvs, uttered by the people.
deme or
*7,
ov, fit for
5,
6, (877^08,
a-yo;)
a popular leader. From a popular leader, a

8rjpos.
8T)p,OKOTTto,
f.
770*0;,
77,
to
curry
Sir]|AOKomK:6s,
ov, suited to
mob favour ; and a demagogue. From

a demagogue.
mob-leader, demagogue.
8-rjjxaKt8iov, TO, a
Sir]|Ji6-KOiTOS, o, (ofjfJLos, /foTTTcu)
comic Dim. of
the 8t]|Ji6-KpavTOs, ov, (8rjpos, Kpaivoa) ratified by
87j|i-apu,Tos, ov, (8rj[i.os, apaopai) prayed for by the people : prop. n. of a king of Sparta. Hence Srjfiapxew, f. 770-0;, to be demarch or tribune. ^Ca, 77, the office of demarch, tribunate; and
5, 77,
people.
8T)jjLO-KpaT0|Aou, Pass.
8T)p,OKpa,TWX, #,
(8r)fj.os,
Kpariai} to have a
democratical constitution, live in a democracy.
Hence
democracy, popular government.
6v, tribunician.
From
Hence
158
8tjp.OKpaTi.K6s,
77,
AT A'.
ov, suited to a democracy.
AH'NEA,
8ir)(;t-0t)jju>s,
rd, counsels, plans, arts

OO.KVQ).
:
only in plur.
8i]p.6-XV(rTOS, ov,(orj[tos, Aeucu) stoned by the people; death by public stoning. STJ //oAeuo"TOS <f>6vos to jest. 8-qp.6op.cu, Dep. (SjJ/ios) to talk popularly,
8T)p.o-m0i]KOS, charlatan.
o, (ofjfios, 'iridr^Kos^
ov, (SaKvoj, Ovp.6s) heart-eating.
8T)o}JUU, fut. Of
8TJ-1TO06V, indef.
STJOVV, inf. of 877400;
but
STJ'OVV,
Ep. impf.
a mob-monkey,
Adv. from any quarter, Lat. undecunqtie; oirodev SrjiroOfv from some quarter or other.
8r|-iroT, Dor. 8T|-iroKa, indef. Adv., often written at some time, once, once on a time : fl SrjiroTf, Lat. si quando : ri oijirorf ; Lat. quidnam f
877 TTOTf,
|
8n]|jiop-pu|>T|s, fs, (SfjfJ.05, piiTTca]
AETMO2,
OTjfjua 'IdaKijs
o,
;
hurled by the people. a country-district, opp. to iro\is lv

;
fj.d\a iriova OTJ/J-OV, etc.
II.
the
commons, common people, plebeians, Lat.
plebs, STJ/J.OV
STJ-TTOV, indef. Adv., often written 877 TTOU, perhaps,

it
dvrjp, opp. to @affiXevs ; also 8rjfj.os fdiv being a commoner. III. in democratical states, esp. at Athens,
may
be
doubtless,
suppose, Lat.
scilicet,
nimi;
rum.
II. as
interrog. implying
;
an
affirm,
answer
the
commons,
the people, the citizens
hence
2.
IV. OTJ/JIOI in .popular constitution, democracy. Attica, townships or hundreds, Lat. pagi, subdivisions of the <>uAat ; in the time of Herodotus, 100 in number,
rrjv alxfJ-dXurov tcdroiaOa OTJTTOV tive woman, I presume?
you know the cap-
8if|-irov0v, indef. Adv.,

\
= Srjirov.
:
Sr]pido|jiai,
inf.
10
in each (pv\rj.
j
Ep. 3 dual SrjpidaaOov, 3 pi. Srjpiocavro, to contend, fight : Dep. : (8f}pts) SrjpidaaOai
:
AHMO'5,
8ir]p,o<Tia,
6, fat.
to quarrel,
Adv. see
life,
8i][iocriija),
= STjêvca,
orjfj.oo'ios.
to confiscate.
II
intr.
wrangle. v. sub sq. 8ir]pi,v0ifiTT)v, AETPI2, tos and ecus,
f],
fight, battle, contest.

:
to lead
state.
a public
From
opp. to ioiurfvoj, to belong to the
8ir]p,6o'ios, a, ov, (Sr^/<os)
belonging to the people or
8T]pl-<j>aTOS, ov, (orjpis, (j>dw) slain in fight. ~ Srjpidoftai Med. Srjpioâi, 8t]pio>, aor. I (S'fjplaa, fut. SypiaofAai [t] : 3 pi. aor. I med. drjpiaavro ; also
II. o Srjfj-uaios (sub. Soustate, Lat. publicus. Aos), a public officer or servant of mean rank, as the III. as neut., Srjfj-6public crier, or watchman.
3 dual aor.
I pass. orjpiv$r)rrjv, as if
from
drjpivofMu.
aiov, TO, the state, Lat. respublica.
building: the public prison.

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2. any public IV. Doric fern.
Dor. Bapoîoôv^Srjposîos^longlived. in bad sense, Btjpos, d, ov, (877^) long, too long : neut. Srjpov as Adv., all too long. 8T)crao-KTO, Ep. for ISô-aTo, 3 sing. aor. I med. of
8-r]p6-J3u>s,
8i]ere, Ep. for I8r;o-c, 3 sing. aor. I of Stcu, to bind : also Ep. for ISeirjcre, aor. I of 8ecu, to want. 8-fyra, Adv. (877) certainly, to be sure, of course ; in
Sapoffia (sub. aKtjvr]), the tent of the Spartan 2. dat. as Adv., in pubkings. S7jfj.oaia, Ion. i-ij, Hence lic, at the public expense.
8ir]p.ooa6a>,
f.
wow,
f's,
= 8r)/j,evta,
to confiscate.
cost,
87]pô-T6\T|s,
(S?7;uos,
TeAos) at the public
answers, yes certainly

questions, ri orjTO,
;
ov 8rjra, certainly not.

i
In
public, national.
8ir)p,6Tepos, a, ov, (SrJ/zos)
8T)p,oTT]S, ou, o, (Srjfj.os)
what then f
pass. part,
act.
moner, plebeian. a fellow-citizen.

8ir]|xoTtK6s,
77,
II.
common, vulgar. one of the people : a coma member of the same 8rj}j,os,
com-
8TJX061S, 8T)X0TJvai, aor.

odtivo).
and
inf.
of
8r|wcras,
SrjwOeCs,
aor.
part.
and med. of
6v, (Sfjpos) suiting the people,

II.
AHTl, I
At]cu,
),
shall find: pres. with fut. sense.
of the populace, one of them, Lat. plebeius. III. on the democratic side, Lat. Adv. -tews, affably, popularis : generally, popular : IV. at Athens, of or belonging to a deme, kindly.
public.
mon:
gen. oos, contr. ovs,
= Ai][j.r)Trjp, Lat. Ceres.

dr]i6oj.
STJWV, contr. for Srjioow, pres. part, of

Airjcpos, a, ov, (Ar/w)
8i[|&)cr(o,
sacred to Demeter (Ceres).

;
fut.
of
orjiuo}.
Opp. tO 877/ZOO"OS.
8T]p,-ot)xos, ov, (8^/j.os, protecting the people, tutelary, of divinities : as Subst., Srjftovxoi yas guard-
ex)
AC, contr. for Au, dat. of Zeus v. *A/s. AIA', poet. 8uaC, Prep, with gen. and ace.
Radic.
ians of the land.

8irj|jio-<j)aYOs, ov, (877/40$,
sense, right through. WITH GEN., I. of Place or Space, through, out
0a-yetV)
Sr)(jio@6pos.
at;
81' jjfpos aiOtp' i'tcavev quite

;
STrjfo-xapurrfjs, ov, 6, of the people.

8T]p.-a>8ir]S, fs, (8rj/j.os,
(Srjfj.os,
'xa.piôpai^ flatterer
even to the ether c/nr/)e7re out from among them.
/cal
2.
through the lower air Sid -navrcav he stood of Intervals of Space,
common.
?Sos) like the people, popular,
8ia iroXXov at a great distance ; 8id irevre arao'tow at a distance of 5 stades ; Sid 6e'/x eTraXêcui/ at intervals of ten battlements,
8V,
Dor. 8dv,
this
(87}, r)'8r/)
:
long while,
8Tfjyaios,
long time Dor. Bavatos,
Adv. Lat. diu, long, for a Hence long ago.

d,
ment.
II.
i. e. at every tenth battleof Time, through, throughout, dur-
6v,
long-lived
aged,
j
ancient.
Sirjvdpiov, TO, a
of the past, since; Sid yjpuvov after some ing, and, 2. of Successive Intervals; Sid rpirrfs time.
rjniprjs
!
Roman
coin, not quite
= Gr.
being about
8d.
years.
five every third day 8td n^vrc ITUIV every III. arising from, through, by means of,
;
.
159
per ; Si' dyyeXov Xeyeiv, etc. hence of the Manner in which a thing is done, Sid airovSijs with
by, Lat.
:
absol. c. part., /zeAcrcDi/ SiaffffiicaKevai to life in practising.
spend one's
8ia-J3Xirco, f. ifjopai, to look through: to look straight of Place, through, throughout ; Sid Swfj.a before one. 2. to see clearly. 2. of Time, during, by ; throughout the house. 8iaj3XT]0eLS, aor. I pass. part, of SiapdXXcv. Sid vvttra by night. II. with a view to, on ac8ia(3odo>, f. rjffOfMi, to shout or cry out, proclaim, Med. to contend in shouting. count, for the sake, by reason of; Sid iroXXafor many publish : reasons. StajBoXiq, 77, (SiapdXXca) false accusation, slander, WITHOUT CASE, as Adv., throughout. calumny. IN COMPOS., I. all through, across, as in SiaSiaôXCa, 77, = SiaffoXr}. 2. to the end, as in Sia-@i6<u, Sia-fidxoPaivo}. ..StdpoXos, ov, (SiafidXXai) falsely accusing, slanderpai hence simply to add strength, throughly, com- ous, calumnious : -as Subst., SidfioXos, 6, a slan-
earnestness.
WITH ACC.
pletely.
II.
\CVKOS, etc.
as Si-dSca.
between, partly, esp. in Adj., as 5td, III. one with or against another, IV. one from another, asunder, Lat.
v.
derer; esp. 6 Sid&oXos, the Slanderer, the Devil.

Sia|36Xci>s, invidiously.
:
Adv.
dis-, as in Sia-Xvu. Aia, ace. of Zfvs
nom. *A/s.
;
8ia,
77,
the godlike one, fem. of Sios

f.
Sia Gedcav or
8iaj36pos, ov, (SiafiifipduffKOj) eating through c. ace., voaos Siaficpos iroSa a sore that eats through my foot. II. Sidfiopos, ov, pass, eaten through, consumed.
8t,a-{3ovXeiJO(xai, Dep., to deliberate well. Hence 8ia-|3pX<), f. cu, to wet through.
2. soaked, Sidppoxos, ov, very wet, wet, moist* steeped ; vavs Sidfipoxoi soaked, i. e. rotten ships.
8iaj3pb>cro|ji.ai, fut.
yvvaiKcov, a goddess among goddesses or women.

8ia-j3dSici>,
Sia-|3aCvco,
f.
:
iffca
Att. iu, to
:
go
across.
pf. -/3e(3rjKa the legs apart, and so to standfirm, of warriors. II. c. ace., to step across, step over : also absol., to cross
aor. 2 -ffirjv, part, -firjao/Aai I. intr. to make a stride, stand with
of Sia&iPpwfftcca.
to thrust
8ia-j3wo, 8ta-ptJvo, 8ia-pvco,
through
over, like Lat. trajicere. 8ia-j3dXXco (for the tenses, v. fidXXca), to throw over or across, carry over or across : seemingly intr. (sub.
Pass, to be thrust or passed through. 8iaj3w, ?Js, 77, aor. 2 subj. of Siaffaivca.
8ia-YaXir]viâ),
f.
iooj, (Sid,
:
favrov, ffrparov, etc.) like Lat. trajicere, to pass over, cross over. II. to accuse falsely, slander, calumniate : to acciise a man to another. III. to mislead, impose upon. 8taJ3ds, aor. 2 part, of Siafiaivca.
8id|3a(rts, ecus, 77, (Siafiaiva) a crossing over, 2 a means or place of crossing. sage.
.
8i,-aYYtXX(o,
f.
-fXS)
yaXrjvr)} to make quite calm. aor. I SirjyyeiXa to send as

:
a message : generally, to give notice, notify, proclaim : c. inf. to order to do Med. to pass the word of com:
mand from man

pas-
to
man, inform one another.
Si-aYY^Xos, o, a messenger between two, Lat. internuncius : a go-between, spy. 8idY, Dor. for Sifjyt, 3 sing. impf. of Std-ycw.
8ia{3dcrKco, Frequent, of Siafiaivca, to strut about. 8ia-j3acTTda>, f. dffca, to iveigh in the balance.
8taYY
VTlH al
l'
P^
ot Siayiyvofjiai.
8ta-|3aTos,
be crossed.
a, ov, verb. Adj. of Siafiaiva}, that
must
'
daofjiai [a], to laugh at, 8ia,YVT|<ro[juu, fut. of Siayiyvopai.
8ta-YXdco,
f.
mock.
8taj3arT|ptos, ov, (oiapaivoS) with a view to afortunate passage : Siaârrjpia (lepd), rd, offerings for a
8iaYv6|X6vos, aor. 2 part, of sq. ^ -yevrjffofuii, pf. -ytyevrjiiai 8ia-YiYv H' al to go through, pass : absol. to go through life, sur'
happy passage.
8taJ3aTos, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of Siafiaivu, to be crossed or passed, fordable.
vive, live.
2. to be between, intervene, elapse. to discern between 8ia-YiYvu>crK(i> : f. -yvwoofj.ai : II. to retwo, to distinguish, Lat. dignoscere.
Dep. to maintain strongly. of Siaffaivca. 8ia{3ej3uoKa. pf. of Siafiiooj. 8ia,pJ3Xir]Ka, pf. of StafidXXca.
8ia-{3e{3ai6o|xai,
SiajSep-rjKa, pf.
solve finally, determine, vote to

as
do so and so. 2. Athen. law-term, to give judgment, decide. 8iaYivo}juu, Ion. and in late Greek for Siayiyvopai. BicryrvuxTKco, Ion. and in late Greek for SiayiyvwaKca.
:
:
8uapT|fjivai, Ep. for 8ia0r)vai, aor. 2 inf. of 8iaj3ir]cro|jLat, fut. of Siafiaivu.

8iaJ3T|TT]s, ov, u, (8m/3aiVa;)
f.
StajScuW
a pair of compasses.
of
i
f(Sid, iaofJMi, Att. iov(j.ai, Dep. hold the javelin by its thong ; pf. pass, part. Siyy/cvXiapevos, with the thong ready fastened, ready to throw or shoot.
8i-o,YKtiXiop,ai,
to
dy/tv\T))
8ia-|3ido}A(u,
8ia-|3i|3dco
Siafiaivoj, to
:
daofj-ai, strengthd. for ySidô/iat. fut. -/3i/3d<rcu Att. -/3i/3cu, Causal
8ia-YXa<J>&>,
f.
jsa),
77,
carry across.
f.
8td-YXv7TTOs,
:
aor. I 8ify\ai//a, to hollow out. ov, (Sid, y\v<p(u} all carved.
8ia-{3if3pu>crKco, to devour.
-fipuffofjiai
pf. pass.
a final decree, resolution. 77, 8iaYvwvcu, aor. 2 inf. of StayiyvuffKca.

8iaYvo>p,T],
From
8ia-(3i6o>,
if
f.
-wffo/jiai
from a
pres. Sia-@ioD/j,i)
aor. 2 -6)QtW, inf. -ftiwvat (as to live through, pass. 2.

:
Sia-Yvcopi^to,
8idYvtocris,
f.
ecus,
iffca Att. tu), to inquire accurately. fj^SiayiyvwcrKco) a discerning between
160
two, distinguishing, discrimination
ing, deciding.
II.
a resolv-
SidSfjfjLa, aros, r6, (StaSecu)
the blue
fut.
a band or fillet : esp. band worked with white which went round the
: :
turban (ridpa) of the Persian king a diadem, 8ia-St,8pdcncco, f. -Spaffopai (a) Ion. 8ia8i8pT|arK:<jj, to run off, 8i-aYOpva>, (for the tenses, v. dyopevco) to speak -8pr)ffOfj.ai aor. 2-eSpa.v: pf. -8e8paa II. to speak of. escape, get away. plainly, declare. that which is f. ScuffoJ, to hand to hand, pass Sia-Sioop-i, give from 8iaYpap,jJia, arcs, TO, (8taypd(pca) i. to distribute, asmarked out by lines, a figure, form, plan : a geometri- on, give over, Lat. tradere. an edict, sign. 2. a register. to spread about, publish. cal figure, diagram. 3. 3. lines : 8ia-8iKda>, f. daca, to give judgment in a case : c. 8iaYpac}>Ti, 57, (Siaypdcpai) a marking out by
8ia
of SLayiyvwffKQ}.
mutter,
f.
oca, to
murmur.
a diagram.
8ia~Ypdc})a>, â, II. to cross out, strike off the list, Lat. cirout. cumscribere ; 8. SIKIJV to strike a cause out of the list,
in Med., Siaypdif/aaOai cancel, quash it one's own cause out, withdraw it.
:
f.
to
mark
out
by
lines,
draw
ace. rei, to decide, rule one's cause.
Med.
hold
to
go
to
law
to
plead
8ia-oiKai6a>,
f.
8ia8iKcurCa,
1
77,
to be right. (SiaSt/fdfa;) an âction to settle diswffca, to
oiicrjv
to cross
puted claims.
8ia-8i(j>pvca,
f.
oca, to
f.
run a chariot-race.
Sia-YPTYP>>>
f-
r](To},
to
remain awake.
8ia-8oK4idco,
data, to test closely.
8i-aYpiaiva>, to be
much provoked.
8i-aYpvirvo, f. 170*0;, to lie wide awake. 8i-dYX w ^ 7^. to strangle to death.

>
8ia8o0eis, aor. 2 part. pass. SiaSos, oTia, aor. 2 imperat.

8id8ocris,
teas,
77,
(SmSiStu/xt) distribution.
inf.
to carry over or aor. 2 oirjyayov : II. of Time, to pass, spend ; across, take across. fiiov, etc. : but often without fliov, to live, pass
8i-aY<,
f.
dcy
StaSoiivai, aor. 2
of
Siaoiooj/j.i.
life,
like Lat. degere
also to delay,
put off:
c.
to continue,
doing. tinue, keep, support.
go on
IV. to entertain.
8ia8ox"n, 77, (StaSexo/tfu) a succession 2. a relief on or KO.TO, Siaooxnv in turn. guard, part. oidSoxos, 6, 77, (StaSexoftat) succeeding ; as Subst. Siddoxos, 6, a successor; VTTVOV $67705 SidSoxov Sleep's V. successor, Light SidSoxot tyoiTcav they went to work
;
to keep, celebrate.
Hence
in
gangs
or reliefs.
of
a carrying across. II. a passing *7 a course of life : also a way of passing time, amusement, pastime. II. Si-aY&>vCop,at, Dep. to contend orfight against.
BiSYODY'H*
life,
SiaSpdicoi, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of oiaoepttofjiai.

8ta8pSfji6tv, aor. i inf. of oiaTpcx *8ia8pdvai Ion. 8pfjvai, aor. 2 inf. of 8ia8i8pdffKca. 8ia-8paiTT6'ua) Ion. 8ia-8pT)ir , to escape entirely.
to str Jiggle earnestly : to fight to the 8ia-SaiTT(), f. tâ>, to tear asunder,

:
end.
8ia8pa(ri,-iTo\tTai,
of, (SiaoiSpdafca),
TroAtTT^s)
citi-
rend.
(cf. i. to
zens
aor. I 8ia-8ST60[xai, fut. -5a<ro/zat to divide among themselves SaTfo/ncu)

:
who evade public
duties.
8iGSpa.arop.ai, Ion. -Sprjffofj.ai, fut. of diaoiopdffKca.
distribute.
8ia-8pO|XT|,
place.
pf.
f.
8ta-8pT]o-Tv<o, lengthd. Ion. form for Siaoiopdatcca. a 77, (Siafipafjieiv} a running through
2.
8ia8c8eY|Jiai, pf.
SiaScSpaxa,
8ia-8ciKWfLi,
-8etcy, to shew through : hence to make clear, shew : Pass, to be shewn clearly, oiadei- 8ia-8vvco or -8tKo also as Dep. Sta-Svojiai ; fut. fcvvffdcav iuv TroXffiios let him be declared the to pass through : slip away, king's ovaofjiai aor. 2 8ie8vv II. sometimes intrans. in Ion. aor. I enemy. get off, escape.
; : :
a passage through. ov, (SiaSpafjifiv') running through about, wandering : vagabond, stray,
8ia.Spo|ios,
or
it
was
clear, manifest.
Sia8KTO>p, opos, <5, (StaSexoftat) as Adj. inherited. 8ia-8tios, ov, (Std, Sfîos) of right good omen. to see a 8ia-8cpKO|j,ai, aor. 2 (SpaKov Dep. thing through another ou5' av vSt'i Siafyd/toi he would not
:
:
8ia8tis, aor. 2 part, of oiacvca, 8ia-8njcj, v. StaSi^cy.
see us through
it, sc.
the cloud.
8i-a8co, f. daofjuai, v. Siae'ioca. 8ia-8(op0jjiai, Dep. to distribute in presents. 8i-dci, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of Sidrj/ju. SifTSov (q. v.): f. -ctVo/icu : aor. 2 *8ia-i8co
:
to
bound fast ; xa ^ iv i SidSeroi shew forth, prove : as Pass., dpeTi) Stafibfrai courage ycvvcav iinretcavfirm-bound through the horse's mouth. is discerned. to Si-aetSco, Att. contr. Siaoca f. -at<ro/iai contr. -dffoSia-Sexofjiat, f. -8eo/xi pf. -SfSfyfMi Dep. receive one from another, Lat. to sing for a prize. excipcre : to take up : /.rat c. dat. pers. to succeed to, relieve on hence in 8ta-eijjivos, pf. part. pass, guard pf. part. 8ia.8t8eyfj.4vot, in turns, by turns, Lat.w'a'ssz'w. Sia-eumv, 8ia-6wrjjLv, Ep. inf. of fitftirov. 8ia-8o, f. Srjffoj, to bind round, bind fast : generally, 8ia.-do>, inf. Sia^rjv impf. 8i(r)v fut.
8id8TOS,
ov, (5iaSeo>)
I
to
bind on, fasten.
to live through,
pass: absol. to live:
c. part, to live
:
8ta-87i\eop,<u, Dep. to tear in pieces. Sid-SirjXos, ov, manifest or distinguished among others.
by doing so and so, 8iacaffi iroiijcpaytovTfs un6 nvos to live off or by a thing.
Sta^rjv
161
f.
frv(u, to -disjoin.
Hence
:
Si-aicrroo),
f. uiffoj,
77,
8idei;is,
8ia-r|T&>,
invent.
ecus,
F.
a disjoining. search through 570-0;, to

17,
to seek out,
a way of living, a place for living, a dwelling.

,
AI'AIT A
(Std, aioTos) to
life,
make an end mode of life.

II.
of.
at Athens, araor. r
eficSir)-
bitration.
Hence
f.
: : : :
II. 8ida>p.a, aTOs, TO, that which is girt, the waist. From that which girds, a girdle. -va> : fut. fyaca : to gird round : 8ia-a>vvi)|ii or Med. to gird oneself with a belt, etc.
770*0; impf. fSiaiTwv or Strjrcov pf. ScSiyTrjKa ISmtTTjo-a or oirfTrjaa plqpf.
Siatrdoj,
:
TrjKfiv
maintain, support
life, to live.
to Pass., aor. I SirjTjfj0r]v : pf. Scb'iTJTijftai : : Pass, to lead a certain course of

II. to
be arbiter or
umpire
genelife,
8ia-a>a>, Ion. for 5ta-ao>.

8i-dt]jAt,
rally, to regulate,
Ep. 3 sing. impf. Sidei, to blow or breathe

:
through.
8ta-06ao|xai, f. affopai [a], Ion. -rjff0fj.ai look through, look closely at, examine. Sia-0ioco, f. wffca, to fumigate.
Hence govern. <Jtatrr||Aa, OTOS, TO, mostly in plur. rules of mode or course of life.
Dep.:
to
5iaiTT|TT|piov, TO, (StatTacy) dwelling-rooms. 8iatTT|'rf|s, ov, 6, (SmtTaa; 11) an arbitrator, umpire, Lat. arbiter.
\
Sid0cris,
co;s, 77, (8iaTi0r)fju)
arrangement. a disposition,
2.
= 8ia0rjKr).
a disposing in order, II. (from Pass.)
8ta-Ka0atpo>,
to cleanse or
f.
-KaOnpw, and Sia-Ka0apico,

fut.
f.
to),
purge thoroughly.
of SianaOapifa.
to
state, condition.
8iaKa0apiei, 3 sing.
apart, set apart.
\
8ta0erqs, ov, 6, (8iaTi0r)fJLi) one who disposes in order, a regulator, arranger. 8ia-0Ci>, f. -BevaofMi, to run about: cf reports, to
spread.
8ia-ica0ia>, fut. -t^rfaca and -to),

8io-Kaic>>, f.-Kavffca
:
make
:
to sit
through,
set
on fire, heat
aor. I
pass. pf. SiaKfKavjJiai to excess.
to
burn
a disposition of property by StaO-fjKT]. 77, (oiaTiQri pi} a will and testament : also a covenant. will
;
8ia-0optij3co,
f.
770-0;,
8i-a0pci),
f.
770-0;,
to confound utterly. to look through, look closely into, to
8ia-Kavd<T<r&>, 8iCKavaa, of liquid, to run gurgling through. (Formed from the sound.) Sia-KapTcpeco, f. 770-0;, to endure to the end, last
out.
examine
closely.
f.
8ia-KaT6\fyx w impf. med. SiaKarrj\yx^l ''nv

>
JI
to
770-0;, spread a report, give out. 8ia-0poM, 8ta-0pvXc<o or -0pu\\a>, f. 770-0;, to spread abroad :
Pass,
to
be
the
common
talk,
be
commonly
re\
confute utterly. 8uxKavp.a, OTOS, TO, (Siatcaicu) burning heat. Sia-Kainad^co, (#awos) to determine by lot.
ported.
II. in
Pass, also to be talked deaf; pf.
8ia-Kedco,
f.
aacu, to split asunder.
part. 8iaTf0pv\riiJ.6VOS. to aor. 2 pass. 8ifTpv(pfjv [u] ; 8ia-0piJTrT(i), f. ijjQ} II. metaph. to weaken, break in pieces, shiver.
'.
enerva'e:
riotously
:
Pass, to be broken
down, enervated
to live
used as 8id-Kifxai, inf. -KtiaQai : fut. -Kflffofiai : Pass, of SiaTi0t^fii, to be disposed or to be in a certain state : to be disposed or affected in a certain manner ; often with Adverbs, <PI\IK>S oiaKfioOat to
be friendly disposed; VTTOTTTOJS 8iaKeiff0ai to be suspiciously disposed ; KO.KUIS oiafcefoOai to be in a sorry II. of things, to be settled, fixed; roL plight, etc.
tiiafffifteva
Med.
f.
to be affected, give oneself airs.
From be quite clear andfine. 8~ai0pos, ov, (8ta, aidpa) quite clear and fine. 8i-ai0vcr<rto, to rush or dart to and fro.
8iai0pid&),
ao"o;, to
certain terms.
:
blood-stained. 8i-aip,os, ov, (Sia, aT/.ia) much like laivo), to wet, Staivw, f. avS): aor. koirjva: moisten : Med., 5iaiverr0ai oaae to wet one's eyes :
absol. to lueep.
II. to
: 8ia-Keipo> fut. -epa> and -Kfpff<u : pf. -KfKaptca to cut in pieces : to make null and void, frustrate
weep for, bewail.
of a class 8icupecn,s, ojs, 77, a dividing, division, esp. and into its constituent parts Siaiperos, 77, ov, divided : divisible : hence distin;
his deprive of; OKtvapia SiaKffcapfjievos stripped of II. to break through, transgress. trappings. 8iaKKv<ucrp,ai, pf. pass, of oiaKvaio).
8iaKKptp.ai,
pf. pass,
8ua-K6\ton<u, Dep.
sons, to exhort. to admonish, inform.
guishable.
8i-aipto>,
pe0r]v
:
II.
f. 770-0;:
distributed.
aor. 2 8i(i\ov
From
:
of SiaKpivoj. to give orders to different per2. to encotirage one another. 3.
Pass., aor.
Sirj-
Hence
to divide, part or cleave in diyprj/Mi : twain : to cut open, to tear away, pull down. II. Med. to divide among themto divide, distribute :
pf.
8iaK\e\j<rp.6s,
6,
an exhortation, cheering on.
8id-Kvos, ov, quite empty, hollow. 8ia-Kcofjiai, Ion. for StaKftfiat.

8ta-Kpp.aTio),
into small coin.
f.
selves.
III. to
determine, put
an end
to
to de-
iffca
Att.
10),
(8m,
ep/xa) to
change
fine, interpret.
II. to part 8i-aCp<o, f. -apcD, to raise up, lift up. asunder; Siaipeiv TO aTopa to open the mouth. Att. 8i-qi<r<ra>, -O.TTOJ, fut. a'a> 8i-aur<TG>, f. -aica to rush through or across : of sound, aor. i oif a
:
SiaKtpcrai, aor.
8ia-Ki)piJcr<r<tf,
I inf.
of SiaKfipta.
to negotiate by herald.
Sta-icijpiJKevofiai,
f.
Dep.
0;,
to
proclaim by herald: to
sell
by auction.
8ta-Kiv8vv6vci),
f.
to shoot
through the
air.
<rw, to
run
all risks,
make a
162
rate effort:
Pass, to be
hazarded;
SiaKfftivSvvcv-
f.
cy,
to strike the strings

:
of the
lyre.
:
ov, desperate. 8ia-Kivo, f. 770-0;, to move throughout, throw into disII. to sift thoroughly, scrutinise, Lat. exorder.
pivos,
77,
8ia-Kpi}v6<o, Dor. -Kpavoa) to make to flow, pour forth.

j
f.
uaoj
(Sid, fcprjvr)}
8i-aKplpoco,
into,
f.
uaoj, (Sid, aKptftrfs) to inquire closely
cutere.
III. Pass, /o
f.
'.
60 put in motion, move.

aor. I
Ste/rAarra,
8ia-KXdo), SiaK\.dffffas enervated.
dew
to
[a]
Ep. part,
break in twain:
carry
Sia,KK\a.cr/jievos
II.
j
have an accurate knowledge of. 8taicpi86v, Adv. (SiaKpivoj) separately : eminently, above all, Lat. eximie. 8taKpt0Tio-opi,at, fut. I pass, of SiaKpivca.
StaKpiOJi, aor. I pass. subj. of SiaKpivo}. SiaKptveie, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of Siafcpivoj.
8ta-KXirTO),
f.
ô>, to
off" by stealth.
to save by stealth : Med., with aor. 2 pass. Siftc\dIII. to keep rrr)v [a], to steal away, get safe off.
8iaKpiv0ets, Ep. for SiatcpWfts, aor.

Siatcpiva}.
I part.
pass, cf
back by
stealth.
f.
:
8ta-KXT)poco,
wow,
to choose by lot Sia-KXivo), to
Med.
to assign by lot, allot. to cast lots.
2.
turn away, retreat.
Hence
retreat.
SuxxXuris, 8ia-cXva>,
8ia-Kvata),
pf.
6o>s, rj,
f. f.
a turning away,
[v], to
t'o-o;
wash thoroughly, wash.
-fcvaiffoj;
:
SiaKCKvaifffMi
Pass., fut. SiaKvaiffOr}ffofj.ai : to scrape or grate to nothing:

:
to
wear away
to
crush in pieces
Pass, to be
worn
8iaKptv0iq(Xvai,Ep. for SiaKpWijvai, aor. r inf. pass, of to (for the tenses, v. Kpivca) 8ta-Kpvo>, f. tvw Pass, to be separate, divide : to part combatants 2. to distinguish, parted or dissolved : to disperse. tell one from another. 3. to set fie, determine, decide Med. a dispute; Sia/tpiveiv ai'pfffiv to make a choice to get a. dispute decided: Pass, of persons, to come to II. a decision : but also of a thing, to be decided.
:
:
away, destroyed; TO xp&pja SiaKfKvaicrptvos having

lost all his colour.
to
make a
distinction
III. in
set
apart for
holy pur-
poses.
to pieces.
Med.
to doubt, hesitate.
Hence
pull Sia-KOipavco), to rule through or over. a carrying over or across. From 8iaKOp.i8"f|, 77, 8ia-KO|j.ta>, (for the tenses, v. K0fj.ica) to carry over or across : Med. to carry over what is one's own :
Pass, to pass or cross over. SidKoycco, Ion. 8iT)Kovo :
f.
Sia-Kvtw,
f.
aoj, to
2. a SiaKptoas, (cus, 77, a separating, parting. deciding, judgment : the faculty of distinguishing. 8iaKplTOv, verb. Adj. of SiaKptvca, one must decide.
770-0;
impf. eSidfcovovv
:
'
and Sirjtcuvow, aor.

SfSidKuvrjKa,
vrjfM.1
:
:
SirjKovrjaa : pf. Pass., aor. I eSidKovriOrjv pf. ScSidteoeSidieovrjffa

!
and
8iaKptros, ov, (Stcw/wVcy) distinguished: excellent. SiaxpOTeco, f. 770-0;, to strike or break through. Siaxpovaas, us, 77, a driving away, putting off. Sia-Kpovco, f. ffoj, to try or prove by knocking. Med. to drive from oneself, to put off, get rid of, evade or elude by delays.
to wait on, serve : to furnish, (Sidtcovos) : Med. to serve oneself. Hence supply : 2. attendance on SiuKOvia, r), service, business.
SiaKTOpos, ov, or 8taKT<op, opos, Conductor, Guide ; epith. of Hermes.
6,
(Sidyoj) the
8ia-Ku{3aa>, (KV&OS) to play at dice together. a duty, ministry. 8i.a-KtiKcuo, f. 770-0;, to mix together. 3. the office of a deacon. SIUKOVIKOS, 77, ov, (oiaicovtu) serviceable. Bia-KV-irroj, f. tyca, to stoop and creep through : to 8ittKovos [a], Ion. 8iT|i<ovos, 6, 77, a servant, waiting- peep through, pry into. From man : a messenger. 2. a minister of the church, StaKtoXvrfjs, ov, 6, a hinderer, obstructer. 8ia-K<o\va>, f. vffoj, to hinder, check : to prevent. esp. a deacon. (Deriv. uncertain.) Med. to 8i-fiicovTi<o, f. /(To;, to throw a javelin at: 8ia,Ki>XT|, incorrect form of Siofcaxn-
contend with another at throwing the javelin.

8ia-KoirTo>,
f.
8ta-Xa'YX iv< )
< '
>
f-
tyo),
to cut in two, cut
through: to
break
divide or part by lot
-^-Tjôfiai : aor. 2 Sif\a\ov to tear in pieces. :
to
break asunder, break through. through, burst through.
II. intr. to
SioXoOeiv, aor. 2 inf. of Sia\avddva>. oia-XdKeco, f. i\a<a, to crack asunder, burst.

8ia-XaK-rta>,
f.
8ia-Kopo and -Kopcvw,

8ta-KOpKOpijY>>
f-
770-0;,
(Sid, tttprj] to ravish. to rumble through.
ia<a, to
8ia-XaX&>,
-fi\rj(pa
:
f.
770-0;,
f.
to talk
?dck away. over with.

:
8ux-Kt>pos, ov, (Sid, Kopkvvv\iC) satiated, glutted. Bt-uKOCTLOi, Ion. StTjKocriot, at, a, (Sis, 1/faTcV) two hundred, Lat. ducenii : in sing, with noun of multitude,
ter
iirrros
8ia-Xap,|3av,
;
\rjipofjiai
aor.
-tXa&ov:
pf.
Sia/coaia
two hundred horse.

to divide
8ta-Koo-p.co,
:
f. 770-01,
and arrange:
to
mus-
Med.
to set all in order.
Xannai grasp with both hands, embrace, Lat. complecti : as 2. to Gymnastic term, to clasp round the waist. III. to sepagrasp with the mind, comprehend.
rate, divide, Lat. dirimere: to distinguish: also to in2. to cut off, intercept. 3. to distribute. terpret.
pass. -ciXijfJifjiai or Sia\f\r)^p.ai, Ion. -AeII. to to take or receive separately.
8iaKO(T}xif]0i(jiv, Ep. for oia.Koap.rjQtirmtv, I pi. aor.

I
opt. of SiaKo<jfj.OJ.
:
SI-SKOVW, f. otaofMi pf.-aKrjKoa: to hear through, hear out : to hear from another. 8ta-Kpdoj, f. o>, to cry aloud: to scream against
another.
8ia-Xip.T<o, f. if/Q}, to shine or flash through: of the day, to dawn. 8ia-Xav9<ivco, f.-\r)ffoj: acr. 2-e\aOov: pf.-\(\rjOa:
to escape notice
:
c.
ace. pers. to escape the notice of.
163
,
aor. 2 inf. of 8ta.\ayx LVO} -
8i-oXyr|S, ous.
fs, (oid, II.
d\yos} giving great pain, grievII.
calculation, consideration, reasoning. conversation.
2. discourse,
8ia-XY<o, f. yojiat, Dep., with

-\exQrprofMii
:
suffering great pain. &, to pick out, choose.

fut.
I
8iaXcpass.
aor.
med. -\4gofMu., med. Siftegdfujv,

:
also
pass.
8idXoyos, o, (8iaAe-yo/ii) a conversation, dialogue. aor. I pass. Sia-Xoi8opeo(jiai 5ie\oi5opr)0i]v Dep.: to abuse, rail at.
: :
8ttalk
3.
8taXt0fjvai, aor.
I inf. pass,
of StaAixw.
\cX&r)v
with.
pf. -dXeypjai 2. absol. to use
converse, reason, a dialect or language,

:
to
Dep.
SidXtscns,
to
77,
maltreat shamefully.
(StaAvcy)
to discourse, argue.
f(us,
Sta-Xetirw,
f.
^feu
aor. -f\iirov
pf.
-AeAotTra, pass.
to leave an interval: plqpf. pass. Ste-AeAei/^/ttw : 2. intrans. AeAciTrro impers. a #/> had been left. II. to be placed at intervals; TO oiaXtiitov a gap. 2. of to leave off, cease: c. part, to leave off" doing.
II. thing, parting: a breaking up, destroying. ending, cessation : cessation of hostilities, peace.
a loosing one from anyan
8iaXv<rC-4>tXos, ov, (StaAycy, <>iAos) love-dissolving. 8ta-XvTTis, ov, 6, (SiaAwu) a breaker up, dissolver. 8iaXvr6s, 77, ov, (StaAyo)) dissolved: capable of dissolution.
f. vff<a [0] : pf. -AAi/a : aor. I pass. to loose one from [u] : pf. -\f\vfjjai : another, to part asunder : to break up, dismiss, disband. 2. to break off", put an end to. 3. to re-
Time,
o\.a-\*i\oi,
to intervene, elapse. f. <w, to lick clean.

77,
8ia-Xuw,
SiaXcKTiKos,
6v, (8taA67<yiat) skilled in discourse
-f\\>6rjv
or argument-: 77 StaAe/m/ci) (sub. T*x vri)> *& art f debating or arguing. SU&XCKTOS, 77, (StaAeycu) discourse, conversation: de- concile. 4. oiaX\>iv diafioXyv to do away with false 2. /fo accusations also to pay II. speech, language. II. to relax : bate, argument. off, discharge. to make supple and pliant. language of a country, technically a dialect. 8i-aX4>iTo&>, f. waoj, (Sid, aXtpirov") to fill full of SiaX^XqOa, pf. of oiaXavOavca.
:
SiaXcXtjfJifjiai, pf.
of 8ia\afi0dvo).
pf. act.
barley-meal.
pass.
8vaXXvKa, 8iaXXvp,av,
SiaXeXufJia<r}Jiai, pf.
and
of StaAtfcw.
of
SidXeîs,
toss,
T),
= 8iaAeTOS
oia.\.vpaivopjai.
I.
8ia-X(o|3do(jiai, pf. -XeXwjSTjjJiai (in pass, sense), to maltreat outrageously.
Dep.
8i-ajxa0ijva>, to
grind
f.
to
powder, raze
to the dust,
of SiaA^yo/iai. SiaXeirro-Xo-yôjAca, Dep. (Sid\firros, Aeyw) to discourse subtly. Sux-Xeirros, ov, (Sid, A^JTTOS) very small or narrow:
SiaXcgojxcu,
fut.
utterly destroy.
8ia-p.avreuo|A<u,
fvao/tai, to decide by
means rf
an
oracle.
very subtle. Sid-XevKos, ov, marked with white.

SiaXexOrjvat, aor. I inf. 8iaX-f|0-o>, fut. of oiaXavddvca. StaXiTrelv, aor. 2 inf. of 8taA7ro;.
f. TjffojMii: aor. 2 -rjfMprov: pf. -rjfJidpmiss entirely, go quite astray from, c. Hence 2. to fail utterly of, fail rf obtaining. gen. 8iap.apTia, T), a total mistake : a wrong reckoning. 8ia-p.opTvp<o, f. 770-0;, as Att. law-term, to use a SiafMprvpia (q. v.), to call evidence for or against an
8i-ap,aprdvo),
T7?/ra.
To
8iaXXayT|,
from enmity
peace : 8iaârOpia, T), a calling evidence to support or re8idXXaY}ia, arcs, TO, (StaAAdoww) that which is put fute an objection. in the place of another, a changeling. f. vpovpai, Dep. to call [i>], 8iajjtapnjpojJiai 8iaXXaKTT|p, fjpos, o, and 8iaXXaKTTjs, ov, 6, (5taA- solemnly to witness, to protest solemnly : also to abII. to beg earnestly Aaaeraj) a mediator. jure solemnly : to asseverate. 8i-aXXd<ro-(a, Att. -TT<O ; fut. few pf. StÂAaxa : of, to conjure. to knead thoroughly, to give or take in exchange: hence to interchange, 8ia-|xd<roro> Att. -TOO, fut. (w,
:
(8iaAAd<r<r<u) an interchange: a change to friendship, a reconciliation, treaty of usu. in plur.

37,
Pass., aor. objection : on evidence. Hence
I Siefjjaprvprjdrjv, to
be affirmed
exchange.
to reconcile
2. to change from enmity to friendship, one to another. II. Pass., with fut.
;
knead well up.

fut.
med. 8toAAaoficu
5ir)\\.d'Yr)v [a]
:
aor. I
oirjXXdx^v, also aor.

differ from
2
to fight
it
Dep. :
out, Lat.
pja\f<fopa.i, Att. na\ovpai, to fight with, struggle against

2. to fight
also
:
come friends.
thing
;
pf. SiÂAcryyuat : III. intr. to
to be reconciled, be-
one with another.
through, fight
one in a
to be
depugnare.
770-0)
:
so Pass., esp. in aor. I
5ioAAa^^vat,
8i-a|xda>, fut.
different.
mow
:
8t-dXXouav, f. -aAov^cu, Dep. to leap over or across. pf. -AeAo8ia-Xo-Yto|xat, f. ivopan Att. lovfMi to settle accounts : hence to take full y(T/#u : Dep. : account of, consider fully. II. to converse, argue.
or cut through. so also in the Med.
to aor. 2 oi-fjiujca (Sid, d/ttxeo) : 2. to scrape or clear away;
to give up. 8ia-p.e0iT)pA, to leave quite off: H. Med. to 8i-ap.eCpco. f. ^cu, to exchange.
oneselffrom one place to another

over.
2. absol. to
I
to pass
change through cr
Hence
5vaXc>Yio-y.6s, o,
settling
of accounts.
II.
Siap.ivai, aor.
inf.
change, alter. of SiaucVw.
164
8idfAuJas,
ecus, 77, (8ta/m'/3o;)
f.
an exchange.
among
themselves
Pass, to spread abroad.
II.
8to-}X\aCvci>,
Sia-jAcXeto-Ti,
avu>, to
Adv.
quite black. (Sid, jueAos) limb by limb, piece-
make
to set in order,
govern.
8ia-v0p.ai, Pass, to
go through.
and
2 pf. ofSiaviffrij/JU,
meal.
8tafi\XT]<TUS, do, continual delay.
ecus, 77,
8tave<TTT]v, Siavco-nrjKa, aor.
a being always on the point to

one
8ia-vvo>,
f.
And
who
continually delays.
8ia-vo,
f.
nod, beckon to. -vcvcroiMi, to swim across: swim through.

oca, to
8iap,AXfjTiris, ov, 6,
îa-vi]\o[iLa.i,
Dep. = Siavfco. Dep.

to
From
-pf\\riOG}, to be always going to do a thing : hence to delay continually. 8iap.euVT]:<a, pf. of Siafttvaj.
Sia-jxeXXco,
f.
8ia-vCco,
f.
viif/sa,
to ivasb out, rinse.
8ta-vio-crop.at,
go through.
:
to set up, make to 8i-avio"TT]iAV, fut. 8iavaoTT)Oca II. Pass., with act. aor. 2 stand. -4oTijv, pf.
8iapLep.vr]|Jiai, pf.
of
8iatU}J.V7)ffKOfiiai.
-iorrjna, to stand alooffrom, depart from.
8ia-jjLp-4>o|jLai,
Dep.
(for continue with.

Sia-ftcvfa),
blame exceedingly. the tenses, v. \i.evu) to remain

to
2. to be constant, persevere.
8ia-vo0|xai,
by,
3.
-vfvdrjfjLai
:
fut. -vo-fjoojMi
:
aor. I -fvorjOrfv
pf,
Dep.
to
think over, intend, purpose,
Lat. meditari.
Hence
to continue, last, remain.

8ia-]u.epico,
f.
ioca Att.
:
'iia,
to divide
metaph. to
cause dissension
Pass, to disagree. Hence Siap,epurp.6s, o, division : dissension. 8ia-p,Tpa>, f. 770-0;, to measure through, measure out
8iav6t]na, CITOS, TO, a thought, notion. 8iavoT|TiK6s, 77, 6v, (Siavofo/jiai) intellectual. I. Sidvoia, also Siavoid, T), (Siavofofj-ai). thought:
the intellect,
mind.
f.
II.
a thought, intention
a thing.
notion, belief: the sense or
meaning of
or off": to measure out in portions: Med. to have measured out to one, receive as one's share. Hence 8ia-|XTpTjTos, 77, ov, measured out or off. 8id}ji6Tpov, TO, Lat. dimensum, a portion measured From out, a soldier's rations. 8id-p,Tpos, f), (Sid, /j,fTpov) a diameter or diagonal
line.
2. the
8i-avoiY&>,
0;
to
8iav<HX&TTi, aor.
Siavop-evs,
Siavop-T),
77,
eo;s, o,
to explain, expound, imper. pass, of Siavoiyta. a distributer. (Sia.vffj.fa)
open : hence
(Siavfj.ca) distribution.
8t-avTalos, a, ov, going right through ; 77 Siavrata metaph. unchanging^ (sc. 71X77777) a home-thrust:
remorseless.
Si-avTXeco,
f.
rule for
f.
drawing
:
the diameter.
8ta-}jn]xavao(iai, Dep. to bring about, contrive.

Si-dy,iX\do|j,ai,
rjaofâi
7700;,
to
drain out, exhaust: metaph,
aor.
SiijiJ.i\\rjOTjv
to
Dep.
to
contend furiously.
:
8ia-ji.t|xvT]<TKojA(u, f. fivrjffofjtai Pass. : to keep in memory.
pf.
Sia^.ffJtvtjfw.1
to the dregs, Lat. exhaurire. Sua-vvKTepevoj, f. ow, (Sid, vv) to pass the night. St-avvto or 8t-avvroj [fi] : f. vo<a [0] : to bring
drink
quite to
Sia-fAivvpOfjiai,
Dep.
f.
Sia-jjucrruXXto,
sing plaintively, v\S> aor. I -e/4toTDAa

:
to
journey
:
to
cut
end, finish ; uSov Siavvreiv to finish a so also Siavvrfiv, without uSuv. Sia-âivo), f. avw, to tear in pieces.
;
an
up piecemeal.
8ta-[xvT]}xovva>, f. oca, to call to mind, hence to record, mention.
remember:
2,
8ia-|i4>C5ojjiai,
8iaeis, Dor. for Sideis, Dep. (5m,
2 sing. fut. of 8id*yca. *^>os) to fight to the death.
Bta-iraiSetlojjLat, Pass, to
go through a course of
Sia-jxoipdco, (Sid, p.oipa) to divide, Med. to portion out.

8tAp.7ra|,
rend asunder.
education.
8ia-irSXaCo>,
8ia-irdXT|,
7),
f.
Adv. right through. Si-ajxircpls, (Std, dvairtipco} Adv. of Place, through and through, right through : all in a piece. 2. of Time, throughout, for ever.
8ia-jjLv8aXcos, a, ov, drenching.
oca, to go on wrestling. a hard struggle.
Sia-irdXXw,
8ta-TraXiJvco,
f.
f.
-TTaAo), to distribute by lot. vvia, to shiver, shatter.
8ia-}ju}9oXoYco, zpzak, converge.

Sta-fivXXatvco,
(in scorn or
f.
f.
770-0;,
to tell by
word of mouth,
to
Std iravros, throughout. 8ta-irairTatv<u, to look timidly round. Sia-TrapaTpif3T|, 77, (Std, naparpiôj) an useless study: vain altercation.
Sia-iravros. Adv.,
avu>, (Sid, //vAAa;) to
make mouths
mockery).
disagree.
Si-ajju|>t8tos, ev, (Sid, dju<is) utterly different. 8t-ap,(jto-|3T]T6a), f 770-0;, to dispute,
f. ow, (Std, irapdevos) to deflower. f. oca : Sia-TracroxiXciJaj, Att. -iraTraXevaj (5td T To stretch out by nailing, e. g. of a 7rao"<7aAos).
8ia-irap0Vtia>.
hide/or tanning : also

crucifixion.
8ia-ird<T(T(o,
to fasten the extremities, as in

f.
8ta-vavjAaxw, f. 770-0;, to maintain a long sea-fight. 8i-dvBt)(a, Adv. two ways; SidvSixa p-tpprjpifav to halt between two opinions. 8iavip,ai, aor. I inf. of Siavcf^ca. Dor. and Att. form 8t-avsKTjs, es,
8tav(ATjcris,
f.
Att.-rrco
Trdo-o;:
to sprinkle about*
Sta-iravo), f. oca, to cease to exist.
make
to cease utterly : Pass, to
8i-airiX,
Med.
f.
770-0;,
to threaten violently:
also in
fcas, /;,
:
distribution.
From
:
aor. I Sieveipa -i//icD 8(,a-vjACij, to distribute, divide info portions:
pf.
Sio-Treivdco, inf.
to divide
jrfivfjv, to
Med.
o'her, to con'end
which
is
the
hunger one against most hungry.
:h
165
Sui-impa, r), an experiment, trial. 8ua-TTipdop,ai fut. aoopai [a] aor. I -eireipddrjv to make trial or proof of a Dep. pf. -TTirfipa/Mi
: :
: : :
8t-aTrX6co,
8ia-irvCi>,
f.
wffct},
Ep.
to
(Sid, ebrAoos) to unfold. -irvia> f. itvcvaofMi : aor.

:
St-
irvvoa
to
thing c. gen. to have experience of a thing. 8ta-iripa>, f. -Trepa), to drive through. 8ta-rr|Am0, f. ^cu, to send about in different direcII. to send over or across. tions.
:
II. refresh, revive. breathe at intervals, revive. III. Pass, to

:
blow through,
SiairetracTfJiai, pf. pass,
of biairdaou.
8iairiT6ipup.ai, pf. of
Sia.ir6ipdo/j.ai.
adorn. carry the war through, end the 2. to carry on the war. II. war, Lat. debellare. to force from another by war. Hence
f.
evaporate. Sta-irotKiXXo),
8ia.TroXep.tci>,
TAa), to variegate,
f.
T)<raj f
to
of Siano\fj.eca. 8iair6'TroX|jnf|crop,ai, fut. 3

8tairTru<rp.ai, pf. of SiairvdavofMU.
8ia-iroX|XT)<rts,
Sjua-TToXiopKtco,
ecus, rj,
f.
a finishing of the war. yaw, to besiege to the end,
tc
Sia-ircpaivco, fut. avaj, to bring to an end. Sva-rrepcuooa, f. WGQJ, to take across, ferry over : 2. to draw enPass, to be carried over, go across.
tirely out
blockade.
end*
Sia-Trop-ireva), f. aw, to carry the procession to 2. to carry all round.
an
of the sheath. SiairojAirr], 57, (SiaTreftiroj) a sending backwards and forwards : negotiation. Stairepdvat, aor. I inf. of Siaitepaiva). SKHTOVI>, f. rjeca, to work out with labour, Lat. elaSia-iT6pda>, f. dffca [a] : to go over or across, to borare : to practise : Pass, to be administered : also pass : to pass through.
8ia-iTp0a>, f. irtpaca aor. 2 Ste-trpadov, Ep. inf. Siato npaOfciv: aor. 2 med. SifvpdQfTo, in pass, sense: destroy utterly, to sack, waste. 8iawpaai, aor. I inf. of Starr epOca. 8vair<Tiv, aor. 2 inf. of SiairiTrroj. 8iaire(TUT0ai, fut. inf. med. of Siairinroj.
:
to be troubled.
I!, intr. to
work hard,
toil.
8id-Trovos, ov, having gone through many labours. 8ia-7rovTios, ov, (Sid, TTOVTOS) beyond seas, foreign, Lat. transmarinus : going beyond seas.
Siairovcjs,
Adv. of
ffca,
Sia-Trerajxat,
= Siairerofjai.
:
Sia-iropcvco,
didtrovos, laboriously. to carry across.
with
:
fut.
med. -evao/zcu,
f.
II. Pass., aor. I pass. SifiropevOrjv : to
Sia-irerdwujjii or -iiw
f.
-Trerdcrco [a]
to
open and go through, pass along.

8i-a7rope'c0,
spread out. 8ia-iTTO|xai : fut. -Trnya'o/KM aor. to fly through. -firTafj.7]i/ : Dep.:
:
rjaw, and Dep. Siairopeofxai, aor. I

to be quite at
-firru^v or
away,
5iT)iropT]6T)v
loss.
2. to fly
vanish.
Sia.-rretjcrop.ai, fut.
8iaTT<J>caj3do-0ai, pf.
8ia7rc<j>pa8a, pf.
8ia-irY|-yvvp,i,
f.
of SiairvvQavofJiai inf. pass, of diatyoifiafa. of dia<ppdofja.i.

. :
-TH^CU
aor. I
med.
Siirr)dfj.r)v
to
to ruin utterly. carry over or across : to carry a message; Oiairop0p.ti>eiv iroTafJ.6v, of ferryboats, to ply across a river. 8ia-7rpaYp-oT'uojji,ai, Dep. to treat of thoroughly. Sia7rpa0eeiv, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of cia-rttpOo).
8ia-irop0o>,
f.
rjffu,
f.
= SiairepOca,
to
8ia-irop0p.etia>,
a<a,
fasten together.
8ia-HT]8da>,
intr. to
f.-f)<rofj.ai,
to leap
through or across.
II.
8ia-irpd<roxa, Att. -irpdrra) Ion. -irpT[o-<ra> : f. â) : to accomplish, Lat. conficere : intr. to accompli fh
one's
make a
f.
leap.
way
across.
i. to
8ia-mcuvo>,
avu, (Sid,
f.
Trtcwv) to
make very fof.

v.
irifj.-
to effect for oneself,
gain
bring about, effect : Med., one's point. 3. to make
8ia-iri|XTrXir)|J,i,
-ir\r)aca (for the tenses,
an end
of, slay.
ir\ijiu), to Jill full
8ia-mvco,
f.
of: Pass, to be quite full of. -itiopa.1, to drink against one another,
:
From 8iairpirirjs, is, eminent, conspicuous. 8ia-7rpirci>, to be eminent, conspicuous, or distinguished above
8iairp67rais,
others.
challenge at drinking, [t] Sta-miTTO), f. -TreaoCyuat (for the tenses, v. TT/TTTOI) to fall through, fall off or away, escape: to fail utterly, go quite wrong, turn out ill.
:
Adv. of
Siairpeirris,
conspicuously:
Sup.
SiairprneaTaTa.
8ia-irpcrpevop.cu, Dep.
places.
to
send embassies
to different
8ia-mcrrvc>, f. aca, to entrust in confidence : Pass. have a thing entrusted one. II. Sia-ir\Ka>, f. aj, to interweave, weave together. to weave asunder, i. e. unweave ; 8iair\ct(eiv TOV fiiov
to to
Sta-trpTitro-co, Ion. for Siairpdffaoj. : 8ia-irpui> [f] : fut. irpi.ovp.ai : pf. pass. -7T7rpiay/cu or in two : to cut to the heart ; to saw
end
the
web or
f.
tissue
Sia-irXetio-as, aor. I part,
of one's of
life.
Siairpifiv roiis
through oSovras
teeth.
to
gnash the teeth
Med.
to
gnash with the

through.
8ia-rrAo>,
TrAeucrojuat, to sail
8unrpo, Adv. thoroughly.

Sia-irpvcrios, a, ov, (Siairepdaj} going through, peneof sounds neut. SiaTrpvtrating, piercing, thrilling, 2. far-stretchcriov, as Adv. piercingly, thrillingly. a hill ruu; irpuLv itcoioio SiaTrpvffios rfrv^rjKws
:
8ia-ir\ir]KTiop,<u, Dep. to spar or skirmish with. 8ia-ir\T)<rcrc> Att. -^rra>, f. QJ, to break in pieces,
split, cleave.
StairXoos, contr. irXovs,

across, passing over.
o, (StaTrXc'a;) as
II.
Adj. sailing
ing
as Subst., oidirXovs, 6,
ning/ar
into the plain.

2 inf.
3. manifest.
a voyage across, passage.
2.
a channel.
166
8ia-irroi>,
f.
:
770-0)
Ep. aor.
StcirToir)ffa
to scare
away,
to strike with panic. Sua-TTTvo-o-o), f. o), to unfold, disclose.

startle
?7,
8iap-poicci>, f. 770-0;, to whizz through. SiappvSav, Dor. for -vorjv, Adv. (oiapplo)) melting away, vanishing.
8ia--JTTi5xTl,
8ia-irrua>,
f.
vffoa
(Sid, itTvxn} a fold, folding leaf. [u], to spit upon, despise utterly.
SiappvTJvau, aor. 2
inf.
of Siappeoj,
asunder.
8iappvT|o-op,ai, fut. of oiapptca.
8ia-iruKTV(0, f. aca, to box or fight with. Sia-irvvOdvojxai f. -TTfvffofjiai : pf. -ire-jrvfffjiai aor. to search out by questioning. 2 -eirvOonTjv 8td-iri)pos, ov, (Sid, irvp) red-hot: hot, fiery. Hence
: : :
Siappuj,
coyos, 6,
f.
77,
8i-apTa(xeco,
770-0;,
(diappriyi/v/ju} rent to cut in pieces.
8i-apTcuo, f. 770-0;, to suspend Bui-oraCvw, to fawn upon.
and
interrupt.
Siairvpoco,
f.
f.
wo~(a, to set
770-0),
8ia-mi>\(0,
Sidpcu, aor.
on fire. to sell publicly.

Siaipca.
Sirjpijfjuti, pf.
f.
I inf.
of
8ta-cra(po), pf. ataripa, to grin like a snarling dog. 6ia-o-a\aK(i>vi<0, strengthd. for aaXaitowifa. BwjicraorOai, aor. I inf. med. of oiqo<a.
pass, of Siaipeca.
8io.paipTjp.cu, Ion. for
8ut-cra4>o>, f. 770-0, (did, eatyrjs) to makequite manifest.

5ia-cracf)T]vi5o),
f.
8i-apd<ro-<o, Att. strike through.
-TTCO,
o>,
to
break through,
o<a, to
make
quite manifest.
8i-dpy6p-os, ov, flecked or spotted with white. II. to harass, oppress. 8i-ap0poco, f. waca, (Sid, dpOpov) to divide by joints, found. to articulate. 2. to complete in detail, describe 8io-<r6vop.ai: Ep. aor. 2 difaffvfj.rjv [v], 3 sing. ffvro : Pass. to dart or rush through. distinctly.
:
shake violently : intr., Siaadeiv 2. to conry ovpa, to keep wagging with the tail.
8ia-<Tico,
f.
aoj, to
Steo"-
8i-apifyjuco,
f.
f. 77*0-0),
to reckon or count
up
:
also to
8ia-<nj|juuvo>,
f.
avw,
to
mark
or point out: to
make
distinguish, Lat. enumerare.
known, explain.
to endure,
8i-apK6>, hold out, prevail.
caw, to
have full strength

II. to
nourish.
Hence
8id-a-r)p.os, ov, (Sid, aij/jut) quite clear, distinct. Aido-ia, rd, (Atos) the feast of Jupiter at Athens.
Adv. KWS, Sup. 8iapKT|s, S, sufficient: lasting. effrara, in complete competence. 8i-app.6a> or -TTCO, f. aca, to distribute in various
"places, to dispose.
8ia-ora>irdco, f. Tjaoftai, to trans, to pass over in silence.
remain
silent.
2.
wild
: :
From Siap-n-ayT), fj, plunder. Si-apird<o, fut. daopai (for the tenses, v. ap7rao)) to tear in pieces : to plunder, Lat. diripere : to carry off" as plunder. Siappayfjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of Siapprjyvvfjii. 8iappayT)crop.at, fut. 2 pass, of Siapprjyvvju.
Siap-paivo), to besprinkle:
directions.
f. eta, (Sid, aieavoi) to dose with chervil, in allusion to Euripides. 8ia-<rKdirTa>, f. ô), to dig through, make a breach in.
Sia-KavSiKiô),
8ia-o-KcSdwt)|Ai:
f.
-effKSaaa
disband.
to
scatter
ovteoao-o) [a], Att. ancSca: aor. I abroad: to dissipate: t&
Siao-KeSctcreiev, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of foreg. Pass, 8ia-o-K6t><ico, f. data, to set in order:
and
Pass, to flow in various

Sieppaiffa
:
Med.
or equip oneself. 8iao-Kv|/op.ai, fut. of SiaaKOireca.

to
arm
8iap-paGb>,
utterly.
f.
ffft>
aor. I
to
destroy
8ia-o-KT)vd(o or -<o, f. 770-0); and 8ia-o-KT)v6co, f.wo-cy: to take up different quarters : to retire each severally
to his quarters.
2. to leave
8iap-po,
-tppvrjv
:
f.
-pvffo/jiai
through
ing.
-fppvTjtca : absol. to leak :

II.
pf.
aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense) to flow through: to slip

pf. part. SifppvrjKOJS,
,
a comrade's
tent.
gap-
to fall
.
watching. to look out 8iappTj8-r]v, Adv. (Siepfa, SiappTjOjjvai) expressly, dis8ia-(TKomdo|Jiai, Dep. (5td, GKOTTLO) tinctly. from a watch-tower, to spy out. 8iappT)as, aor. I part, of Stapp-fjyvvfjii. 8ia-o-Kopma>, f. ow, to scatter abroad. From Med. to jest one with 8ia-<rKa>irr<0, f. wif/(a, to jest : 8idp-pip.p.a, OTOS, TO, a casting about. another, pass jokes to and fro. 8tappuirrao-KV, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of Siappiirroj. = 5mp- 8ia-crp,a.a>, Ion. -<rp.e&> f. 770-0): to wipe out, to 8uap-pi'irT>, only used in pres. and impf.,
: :
Biap-pTj-yv^P- 1 f. to break, rend in twain, cleave
away like water waste away. -p^(a (for the tenses, v. p^yvvî)
:
Sia-crKiSvTjjjU, for SiaaKeSavvvî, to disperse. Sia-o-Koircco, in pres. and impf.: fut. -arctyofjiai (from root aKeiTTOftai): pf. 60"#e^//eu : to look through,
examine, consider.
II.
to look
round
one, keep
Pass, to burst.
piTTTo).
oneself, plunge. to throw, fling, 8iap-pCirra>, poet. 8iapCirra>, i//aj,

f.
II. intr. to
throw
rinse, clean.
8ta-<r(jiT|X<o,
f.
o>,
f.
hurl, dart about.
Hence
a
8ia-o-o(J>Lo|jiai,
to cleanse by rubbing. ioop.a.1, Dep. to act or
speak like
8idppiv|;Ls, co)s, 77, a throwing about, scattering. 8iappoir], 77, (Siappfca) a flowing through, a channel or pipe to flow through. 8iap-po0ea>, f. 770-0), to roar or rustle through. = oiappo-q, a flowing through : esp. as 8uxppoia, r), Medical term, diarrhoea.
sophist.
77, ov, torn to pieces. 8ta-<rTrapd<r<ro) Att. -TTCO, fut. CD, to or in pieces.
8tacriTapaKT6s,
From
rend
in
sunder
8uicriTapTiv<u, aor. 2 pass. inf. of Siaffirdpoj. 8ia-o"ird&), f. da<u or more commonly dao/âi
(for
167
the tenses, v.
divellere
:
tear asunder, part, Lat. to break through, pull down : of the laws,
airaca}
:
to
8ia-Tap,vo), Ion.
8id,Tais,
to break through, transgress : to separate : Pass., of soldiers, to be distributed in quarters. 8ta-o-iripo>, f. cpw, to sow, scatter or spread abroad:
to
ment ;
fo>s, 17, (StaTaffo-o;) disposition, arrangeof troops in order of battle. 8ia-Tapdcra co, Att. -^rra), f. 0;, to throw into great
esp.
>
squander. 8iacnropd,
II.
77,
to separate.
confusion, confound. 8ia-Ta.oxr<> Att. -TTOJ
(StacrTretpo;) dispersion. St-aVtro), SiaTTta, Att. for oiaifraoj.
f. o> : : Pass., aor. i fTa^d-qv, aor. 2 -fTajrjv [a] : pf. -TCTayfMi : to arrange : to set in order, draw up in order of battle : also to draw
2. c. ace. et inf. to appoint one to 8ia-o-Ta0p,dop.ai, f. r)ffofj.at, Dep. to order by rule, up separately. do or be : Med., aor. I part, in pass, sense 8taTodregulate. Pass, to be in battle 8iacrrds, 8iao"r?]vai, aor. 2 part, and inf. of Stt'OTTijut. fifvoi posted in battle order : II. in Med. also, to order by will. 8id<rracns, ecus, fj, (Siaarfjvai} a standing apart : -wder. 2. disagreement, dissension. distance, an interval. 8iaTax06is, aor. I pass. part, of Stardo-ffo;.
8ia-(rravp6co,
f.
waca, to fortify with stakes
or a
palisade. Bia-o-TCix^j aor. 2 8ie(TT?x ov ,t to continue.

8ta-crreXXo>, determine.
f.
through or across:
of SiaOpvirTca. Pass., aor. I -eTaOrjv [a] : pf. to stretch out, TeTa/xat (for the tenses, v. reivoj) : stretch to the full : Med. to strain oneself: to exert
8taT0pvp,p,ai,
pf. pass,
:
8io-Ttvw,
f.
Tvu
-crrcXa), to separate, to distinguish, II. to command, give orders.
oneself, strive
hard
f.
to
maintain
:
8ia-T6ixw,
by a wall
wall.
:
fata,
Att. iu
stoutly. to cut off

:
and fortify
a
8iao"nr]|Aa, aros, TO, (oiaarrjvai} 8ia<mf|TT]v, Ep. for SifffTrjTrjv, 3

f.
an
interval.
to
draw a wall
across
to divide as by
dual aor. 2 of
Hence
off.
8iaTtxio-p,a, aTOs, TO, a place walled

8ia-o-Ti\j3o),
\f/ca,
to
gleam or dawn through.
8ia-T6Kp.aipop.ai, Dep. (Sid, TfKfMp) to
mark
out.
aacu, to stuff in between. 8ux-<TTOi,pa,co, Dep. to apportion reSta-arTOixôjiai, f.

f.
8ia-T\VTd<i),
f.
770-0;,
to* bring to fulfilment.
iffojtou,
8iaT\o,
8ta-T\T)S,
f. eo-o;,
to
bring
quite to
an end:
:
to fulfil:
gularly. 8ta(TToXT|,
to continue doing.
f],
From
TeAos) incessant
:
Sta-o-Tpa-rqYta),
f.
(Sia<rTeAAo;) distinction, difference. f. 170-0;, to serve as a general.

:
6s, (Sta,
permanent.
the tenses, v. arpe^cw) to if/a: (for 8ia-oTp6<j>o>, distort : to turn aside : to pervert : Pass, to be distorted, to
8i.a-Ttp.vo), v. Tfj.vca):
part
(for the tenses, to cut through, cut in twain: to sever, Pass , 8iaTfj,t]0^vai \eiraSva to be cut into
Ion. rdp-vto
f.
Te/ta;
have one's eyes distorted: to squint. Hence Sido-Tpo<j>os, ov, distorted : metaph. perverted. Sia-o-upo, pf. -atavpfca, to tear in pieces : to worry,
f.
strips.
,
8iaT6TaY}Jta,i, pf. act.
and
pass,
of Sta-
disparage.
8ia-o*<j>dci> Att. -<r4>aTTco, to slaughter.
cu,
to cleave asunder,
-Tprjaoa
8ia-tr<|>atpia>,
f.
iaca Att. iw, to
throw about
like
ball, to toss about.
8va-TTpaiva>, f. -TTpavS>, Ion. -TCTpai/ecw and to bore through, make a hole in. 8ia-TT|KCi>, f. d\Xa>, to foil or overturn utterly.

8ia<r<j>d, dyos,
force,
f],
(5taff<pdca)
any opening made by
lauTov), to keep oneselffrom, abstain from. SiaTt for 8id rt, wherefore ? Lat. quamobrem ?
8va-Ti0i]p.i,
cleft,
a rocky gorge.
f.-6rjaou:
to
:
Pass.,
aor. I 8ifT(0r)v
pf.
2.
8ta-cr<j>v8ovdco, f. 170-0;, to scatter from or as a sling : Pass, to fly in pieces.

to be
from
StaTe^ct/ât
to dispose, of, treated.
place separately, arrange.

to treat
: :
manage
Pass, to be disposed
to recite.
II.
8ia-<r<J>T|ic6op.cu, pf. -eatyrjKojfAai, Pass. (Sid, ff(f>T)) compressed at the waist like a wasp.
3. to set forth
Med.
Sia-o-x^,
f-
/lff(a >
to
deave asunder
Pass., aor. I
i. to settle mutually; to set out for sale, dispose of. 5iaTi0evat diadrjKrjv TIVI to make a covenant with one :
fita\iaOriv , to be cloven asunder, to be parted. 8tacrxwv, aor. 2 part, of 5tt;(Wto 8ia-cru>a>, f. auaca: (for the tenses, v. awôj) : keep safe through, bring one well through: also to Med. to preserve to oneself: Pass. keep in memory: to come safe through; o'iacrdi(crOai els . .or irpos.. , to
absol. to
make an agreement with, promise. 8ia-Tup.do>, f. rjcrca, to honour greatly. 8ia-Tvvdo-o-a>, f.a>, to shake asunder, shake to pieces: fut. med. Tivdop.ai is used in pass, sense.
8ia-Tiv0a\OS,
8ia-TjJiif|-yco:
come safe
to a place.
f.
8ia-o-a)Trdop,ai,
aao/Mi
[a],
Dor. for
Staff uyffaco.
aor. 2 -(Tfiayov, pass. Ep. for oia.Ttp.vca, -fTfMLyrjv, Ep. 3 pi. 8i6Tpay(v to cut in twain, divide, sever; SieTfiayfv (v tpiXoT-rjTi
: :
a, ov, aor. I
= Tiv9a\os.
-eTâ
8ia Taiyewa,
-
8ia.Tfi yT|, ^s,
aw, (Sta, ra*yos) to arrange. (SiarayTjvai^) a disposition. Stara-yfjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of Siaraffaoj.
f. T)
they parted friends

8iaTp,T|5ai, aor.
I
absol. they
inf.
were scattered abroad.
of
SiaTf/j,vo).
8ia-To|eua>,
f.
aca, to
shoot through or across :
Med.
cs, TO,
(diardaaw) a commandment.
to contend in shooting with.
168
Sia-ropos, ov,
act.
biaropos
piercing : of sound, thrilling.
b
II.
8(,a4>6povTO)S,
Adv.
pres. act. part,
of SiaQtpoj, dif-
Stdropos, ov, pass., pierced.
ferently from
*oi'cy
8taTpaY6iv,
Sia-rpeiro),
aor. 2 inf.
f.
tyta,
with
aor.
fut.
"2
med. -rpeô/xat,
:
of Siarpcoya). to turn, divert, dissuade : Pass, aor. I med. -eTpatrourjv,

to turn or be diverted
8ia-4>e'pco : : aor. I
especially, extremely. fut. Sioi&aj and Sioiffopai,

Sirjveyiea,
2. to
formed from
;
:
Ion. Sirjvtt/ca
aor. 2
SITJ-
pass. -fTpdirrjv
from
a thing.
8ia-rp|>a>,f. Optyca, to
8ua-rpX<<>,
to
f.
dpfô/MLi
maintain, support throughout. : (for the tenses, v. rpeâ;):
to carry carry different ways: to tear to give their votes a asunder; Siatyepciv TYJV \f/r[(pov different way, i. e. against one ; but also to determine
(v. <p(poj)
veytcov formed from *fveyKO};
over or across.
run through or over: metaph. to exhaust. II. intr. to run about, Lat. discurrere. 8ia-rpo, f.fao},to run trembling about, flee all ways.
.
by vote : metaph. to disperse reports. 3. to carry through, bring to perfection. 4. to bear through, endure, go through with. 5. absol. to continue, to
live.
II. intr. to
2 8iarp tprj, fj, a wearing away, a spending of time. impers., Sia<pepei p.oi it makes a difference to me, ov a pastime, amusement. 3. serious employment, Sta<pepti it makes no difference; TO. Sia(ppovTa points study : a discussion, argument. 4. a way of life, of difference. 3. to be different from a man, to II. in bad sense, a waste of time, loss of surpass, excel him. III. Pass, to living, differ or be at
differ, to be differentfrom.
2.
time, delay.
8ta-rpt{3a>
From
:
variance with, quarrel with.

j//a>
:
[t]
f.
Pass., aor. 2
to rub between ; pf. SiaTeTpifAfiai : to rub away, consume : to waste, destroy.
5ierpi0r}v (Y| : X fPa'i 5iarpii//as

:
8ta-<J>VY<>,
f.
-<pfvoiM3.i
:
<f>cvya : (v. <etryo>)
to flee
aor. 2 -((pvyov pf. -irethrough, get away, escape.

:
II.
'Hence
8id<J>ugis,
8ia-cj>dipa>
fcas,
rj,
metaph.
oneself.
to
spend time,
3. to
live.
2. to
busy, employ
III. to
waste time, delay.
put
Sia-<f>T]}Jiici>,
:
f. tcra>,
an escaping, means of escape. to make known, publish.
Hence off by delay, thwart, hinder. SiaTpiirriKos, rj, ov, dilatory. 8ta-rplxa, Adv. in three ways. 8ua.-TpO'rros, ov, various in dispositions.
8ia,Tpo<|>T|,
77,
f. -<pOfpw Ep. -(pOepffca: pf. -etpQapKa: to destroy utterly, kill: 2. generally, to spoil, harm. to lead astray, corrupt, ruin: esp. to bribe: to se-
duce.
II.
Pass., fut. -tpOaprjffopai, also fut.

:
med.
:
8ia-rpoxda>,
(8iarpf(pca) sustenance, support. f. oca, of a horse, to trot.
pf.
Ion. -<f>0(peofiai aor. 2 -ffpddprjv [a] to be destroyed, ish f<f)6apfj.ai go to ruin, peris
:
Sta-rptlyios, ov, (Sid, Tpvyrj) planted with vines,
ripening one after the other.
Scarp ij<f>e is, aor. 2 part. 8ia-Tp<>Y, f.-rpwo]j.at
pass, of oiaOpvirrca. aor. 2 Sierpayov: tonibble,
III. esp. to be disabled : Sif<p6apj*i/os corrupt. the perf. SiecpOopa is sometimes intr. to be deranged, mad: also to be dead. Hence
Sia4>9opd,
6,
destruction, ruin, death.

3.
i. in
moral
gnaw
through.
8i-<jiTTc0 or 8t-a,TTCo, fut.
Siaa,
Att. for oiataffoo.
sense, corruption, seduction. a prey for fishes. Hence
l^vaiv SiatpQopd
8i-a/uYda>,
f.
acu, to shijie
through, dawn.
8iacj>0opevs,
8t-a4>nrNJU,
f.
ecus, 6,
a corrupter, seducer.
dismiss, disband. mad : Pass, to rave.
8i-avyi]S, es, (Sid, avyrj') transparent, radiant.
i\ao), to
f.
8iavXo-8pop.T]s, ov,
the race.
6,
(StauAos, SpojJios)
a runner
in
aoj, to drive 8ia-<j>oiJ3dco, Sia-4>oiTcud Ion. -ea>, f. TJOW, to
wander abroad, run
8i-av\os,
6, (Sis,
auAos) a double pipe or channel
about
to get abroad.
in the race, a double course, where the runner ran to the furthest point of the oraSiov, turned round the post, and ran back by the other side: metaph., Siav\oi
2. 8icuf>opd, p, (Siacptpai) difference, distinction. II. distinction, excelIII. lence. advantage, profit.
variance, disagreement.
KVfj.dToJv strait.
ebb and flow, Lat. fluctus reciproci.
II.
2. 8ia-(f>oplco, f. rjffca, to drag about, spread abroad. to carry off" as plunder, to plunder : also to rend in
II. to
8ux4><x8t]v [a],
8ia-<j>atva>,
f.
8ia4>aYiv, aor. 2 inf. of SieaOiw, to bite through. pieces, destroy. and 8ia<j>dv8T)v, Adv. openly. From Hence
-<pavu>
:
carry through or across.
(for the tenses, v. (paivai)
to
II. Pass., through. aor. 2 -((pdvrjv 2. to [a], to be seen, appear through. glow, to be red-hot. 3. metaph. to be proved : to be conspicuous III. intr. in Act. among others.
shew through, make
to shine
Sia4>6pi]cris, feus, 77, a plundering. 8ui<|>opos, ov, (Siatyfpca*) different, unlike. differing with another: at variance with.
2.
II.
superior, excellent.
able.
III.
to
dawn.
2. advantageous, profitas Subst., Sid<popov, TO, difference :
2. to
be transparent.
Hence
2.
disagreement.
8ia4>dvT|s, fs, seen through, transparent. II. metaph. well-known, ing, red-hot.
: Adv. -vws, manifestly. 8ia-4>avo-Kco, Ion. -4>u>cncio (Sid, <pdos) light through, dawn.
glow-
ia<j>6pci>s,
Adv. of 5ta<opos, variously.

3. excellently.
2.
at
manifest:
to
variance.
illustrious
shew
8ia4>paY(J.a, arcs, TO, (SiaQpdffffca) a partitionwall. II. the membrane which divides the lungs
from
the stomach, the midriff.
8ia-<|>YYT|S,
(S, (Sid,
Qeyyos") transparent.
8ui-<|>pa,Yvv[Ai,
169
8ia-4>pd<o, to
8ia-(}>pdoxTa),
''
tell
f.
clearly: Ep. aor. 2 Si-f
8ia-v|;vx w 5
f.
fa>, to
cool, refresh
of ships,
to
haul
feu, to
separate by a fence.
8ia-4>peu>, f. -(pprjaca, (Sid, <ppew, in compos., v. tlff(pp6cu, l/c</>pecu)

let out.
which only occurs

:
to
lei
through,
high and dry : to make water-tight. 8t-poXos, ov, (Sis, aA\<y) two-pointed, [i] 8(-YXir)vos, ov, (Sis, y\r]vrj) with two eyeballs.
two languages Lat. bilinguis
8i-YXd>cr<ros, Att. -TTOS, ov, (Sis, ^Xuaaa) speaking : as Subst., Siy\ca<raos,

II. interpreter. double-tongued. twin; double. 8i-Yovos, ov, (Sis, *^voj) twice-born: 8i8aYf>a, OTOS, TO, (SiSdaKca) a lesson.
a means of escape. Tj, 17, (8ta^vyw) 8ia<j>tiT), 57, (SKXÎKU) a_y natural partition, as Afe a cleft, division, as in nuts. Corn's in bodies 8ia-<J>t}Xdcr(ra>, Att. -TTOJ, f. few, to watch vigilantly,
:
6,
an
8t8dKKK], Dor. for StSdovcei.
preserve
keep, maintain.
II."
Sia-cjnia'dco, {.rjvta, to blow or breathe through. to Wow/ away: Pass, to fo scattered to the
winds,
out,
II.
SiSaKTiKos, 77, ov, (SiSdffKQj) apt at teaching. SiSaKTOs, 77, ov, (SiSdaKw) of things, taught: that can be taughf : that ought to be taught. It. of
persons, taught, instructed.
vanish.
8i-a<J>'J3'crci>,
f.
eo:
II.
aor. I
Si-fjcpvaa
to
draw
8l8du>,
fut.
of 8t5do~K<y.
draw
Pass.,
off".
f.
8ia-4>v&>,
to tear #/>, rend. <i;<ny, to wafo to grow through.

act. Siftyvv, pf. SiaTrfyvita.
:
StSaJis, fojs, 77, (oiSaffKca) teaching, instruction. BiSao-KaXciov, TO, (SiSdffKQ}) a teaching-place, school.
with aor. 2
;
to
*V
tervene
xpjvos
f.
Ste(pv
/o
time elapsed.
Sia-cfxovew,
77<rcu,
sound discordantly,
to disagree.
8ia-cj)cGcrKco, Ion. for oia.(pavffft<v.
draw back, withdraw. data [a]: to loosen: to open, unbar. II. to ma&g supple by exercise. 8ia-xd<7K(i>, to g"ape wide, yawn.
Sia-xdc0 or
8ta-xaXdco,
-xdôjjiat, to
f.
Siaxôti, aor.
8ia-xefcfJida>,
I inf.
f. f.
duct,
Sia-xipia>, manage.
Siax^Cpicris,
of 8ia\ca. pass the winter. tVco Att. to), to ave z

aa<a, to
StSacrKaXia, 7j,(8i8dffKQj) teaching: education, trainII. the rehearsing of a drama; cf. SiSdanca 11. SiS'ao-KaXiKos, 77, ov, (SiSdfffcw) jit for teaching, instructive. Adv. -KWS, instructively. SiSacrKaXiov, TO, (StSdcra)) a science, art. 8i8d<rKaXos, 6 and T), (SiSdaKoi) a teacher, master : a dramatic poet was called St8dcr/ttzA.os, because he himself taught the actors. SiSacrKC|Xvevai, -ep,v, Ep. inf. of SiSdaKta. 8t8a<TKT]<rai, poet, for SiSafcu, aor. I inf. of
ing.
8t8d(TKCi}
ffKrjffa
:
a<f, ccm-
fut. StSdfcw
aor. i
:
IS/Safa, poet. IStSd:
Hence
ecus, f],
f.
management, administration.
choose between two persons
from SiSafftttw) pf. StSiSaxo. (redupl. causal form of *Sdcu) to teach; with double ace.,
(as if
:
8ta-Xiporovea),
or things by
things.
rja<v, to
l-mroo-vvas
<re
tSiSagav they taught thee riding

II.
Med.
is
show of hands, or by open vote. Hence to have a person taught; also, SiaxcipOTOvia, rj, a choice between two persons or Pass, to be taught, to learn.
used of the scenic poets,
f.
to teach oneself, learn:
SiSdffKfiv
who taught
the actors their
8ia~xto,
to soften,
\fj
ways
aor. I
to
/>cwr different
pour
to -eêa, Ep. -eêua: out, dissolve : of metals,
parts.
Hence
melt:
found.
also to disperse: metaph. to co/zII. Pass, to 60 poured from one vessel
into another: to be melted: to fall to pieces : to be relaxed.
metaph.
8ta-xXevdco, to mock greatly. 8ia-x6a>, old form for Siax&vrvfU',

XU/J.CL to
in inf.,
oiaxovv TO
complete the mound.

:
: doctrine. T), teaching Ep. for 8y, to bind, fetter : 3 pi. pres. SiScdffi 3 sing, imperf. 8/877, Ep. for fSiSrj. SiSois or StSoicrOa, 81801, Ion. 2 and 3 sing. pres. of SiSojfjLi, formed from *8i8oa>. 8i86|Xv, SiSojAcvai, StSoCvai, Ep forms for SiSovai, inf. of Si8a>fj.i. 8i8ov, 2 sing imperat. and Ep. 3 sing. impf. of SiSojfju,
StSaxT],
8C8ir])jLt,
:
ffeirai
f. rjffoâi, with Dor. 3 sing. Sia\pr)8ia-xpdo|j,ai to use constantly: also to meet with, suffer under. II. c. ace. pers. to destroy, slay.
:
formed from *StSooj

SiSpdo-Kco
eSpdv,
:
8i8ovv
inf.;
:
fut.
SpdaofMi [d]
pf.
8i8otio-t 3 plur. ScSpdKa : aor. i
8ta-xp0|xai Ion.
mound 8ia-xwvvu|xi, f. 8ia-xcopco, f. r]ao}, to go or pass through : impers., Karoo ot)(ujpei avrois they laboured under diarrhoea.
8ia-xwpta>,
f.
jreg.: Staxpe'aytcu, Ion. subj. across. ywa<a, to carry a
for f
inf. Spavai, part. Spds, imperat. Spa^t, subj. SpcD, opt. opairjv: Ion. 8iSpT|orK<o, f. SprjffofMii, aor. 2 ZSpqv: to run away, escape. (*8pdco) :
oTrAfrat soldiers with
Sia-vj/aipco, to
law Att. lw, to separate. sweep away, blow away.

II.
:
day.
II.
Spdx/7) of two drachms ; oipay of two drachms a = half a SiSpaxpov, TO, a double drachm,
ov, (Sis,
17,
shekel, paid annually to the treasury at Jerusalem.

8iSi>|JL-dva)p, opos, o,
8ia-4/evSo> or -vJ/evSopxu, to deceive utterly. Sm-^fvSo/xai also as Pass., aor. I 8ifipfva9T)V to be deceived, mistaken. tif/evafjiai 8ia-4nr]4>iop.av: f. iaop-ai Att. tov/zat: Dep.;
:
TO, (SiSvpos, dvrjp) touching
pf. 01-
both the men.
[d]
to vote
with pebbles
decide by votes.
r),
Hence
8i8vp.a-Toicos, ov, Dor. for SiSvfj-rjTuKos, (SiSvfj.cs, TfKfiv) bearing twins. 8i8vp,do)v, ovos, d, 77, (8i8v//os) a twin-bro'her. [a]
8ia\j/i]4>icris, fcas,
a deciding by vote.
8(8vp.vos, poet, for
SiSvfj.os.
170
SiSi/jJios,
ovfjios
*ytvta) twin-born. double, twofold; 8iKaaiyvrjTOS a twin-broihei ; SiSiyxot (wins.

Tis,
s,
(8i8vjjios,
pf. 8ieipr]Ka
(Std, elirov')
II. to
ca
to tell at length, detail,
t],
ov, or os, ov, (Si's)
explain.
8iScpT]v,
= 8i8oiijv,
8i-CpYto,
f.
speak one with another, converse. Ep. and Ion. StepYw, Ep. also 81-
opt. of
8i8ojfj.i.
8i8co0i, Ep. for 818061, imperat. fut. Swffa) : aor. I :

SiScofJii
:
of
;
8i8ojfj.i.
to keep asunder or cpY<>> : intr. to lie between.

:
apart
to keep
off".
II.
e5oa
:
aor. 2 ZScav
pf.
8ieCpT]Ka, used as
pf.
of 8tenretv, to say clearly.
SeScoica
Med., aor.
2 t86fj.r)v
uai
give freely, present : of the gods, to grant

sanction.
aor. 2 koodrjv. pf. 5e5o/ 2. in pres. and impf. to offer. so of the laws, to permit or :
:
Pass., fut. So0r)Ooto give, (*5ocu) :
8i-ipop.cu, poet, for Si-epopai, to question closely.
8t-tpvw,
Si-Eipco
:
Ion. for Si-epva}, to draw across. aor. I 8ifcpaa : perf. SieTpaa to pass or
:
draw
a thing through.
to the 3. to devote, offer
gods
to
give
up, surrender, in
good or bad
sense.
4. of parents, 5- 8i86vai kavrov 6. SiSovcu SIKIJV,
to give their daughter to wife. TLVI to put oneself in his power.

v.
sub
S'IKIJ.
that;
self.
5os
/ze
II.
vows, to grant, allow, cause give me to avenge myseemingly intr. to give oneself up, deII.
in
8i-ipwv6-evos, ov, (Std, f'lpow, gevos) dissembling with one's guests. 8i-K, before a vowel 8u-4, Prep, right through. 8iKavaa, aor. I of Sta/cai/dcrcra;. 8iEKCxpiTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of oiaKpivo}.
rlaaaOai
8iKXdin]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of 8i-K irpatvo), f. avSj, to bring

/
diafcXtirTca.
quite to
vote oneself.
Si-eKircpaw,
to
f.
TJOOJ
and
dffca, to pass
an end. out through.
II.
8i8wv, part, of St'Sojut, formed from *8i86ca. 8i8o>o-co, Ep. for 8wcro), fut. of SiSuî. 8ie, vocat. of Sfos, godlike. 8ie, poet, for cSte, 3 sing. impf. of Stew. SiJ3ir)V, aor. 2 of oiaftaivca. Siepioov, aor. 2 of StajStocy. aor. I pass, of StajSdAAcy.
, ,
pass
:
by, overlook.
:'
8i-Kir\o, L-if\v<?ofjLai oa to sail out through :

through
it.
Ion.-irXo>co, aor. I -eirXato sail out. II. in
naval tactics, to break the enemy's line by sailing
Hence
.
f.
rjffca,
to give bail
for
bail
for
Pass,
to
be
bailed,
set
Med. free on
:
to take his
se-
o, a sailing across or 2 a breaking the enemy's line in a sea-fight. through. Si-KTrXwa). Ion. for bitKirXtw. 8i-icpi0v, Ep. for 8t6KpiQr)ffav, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of
8i6Kir\oos, contr. SiescirAovs,
curity.
Scafcpivou.
:
81-eyetpco, to arouse
Ep. aor. i pass. Sifypero, be
8i-Kpoos,
was aroused, awaked.

aor. I pass. part, o 8iYvo>v, aor. 2 of Siayiyv&ffKw. 8i8acr<i}jnr]V, aor. i of StaSareo/icu. 8i8e|ja, Ion. for 8te5eta, aor. I of 8ia8ftfcvvfU. 8i8irj\'T](rafjn)v, aor. I of StaSÂeo/icu. SieSCSoTO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of 8ta8i8wfu. 8i6860i]v, aor. I pass, of SiaSiSwfu. SttSpajxov, aor. 2 of 8taTpex<u. 8ie8pav, aor. 2 of 8ia8i8paattQj. SteSvv, aor. 2 of 8ia8v<u or SiaSvoftai. 8ipYOv, poet. impf. of Stcpycu, 8idpy<u. Sieir]v, impf. of Sta^do;. Sie^cocra, aor. I of 8iawvw[u. 8iâxr(Jiai, pf. pass, of 8iacwvvfu. 8k0kco(ra, aor. I of StaOeioca. 8t0TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of foaTlfyfU. StctSov, inf. SuScn/, aor. 2 of Siopdw, which supplies the pres., to look through, discern, distinguish. 8ieC\Yp.ai, pf. pass, of SiaXeyo/j-ai. of StaAa/i^Sd^w, 8iei\T]p.p.evci>s, Adv. pf. pass. part,
distinctly, precisely.
8i\a0ov,
6, (Sid, !ptcu) a channel through. aor. 2 of SiaXavOdvca.

f],
BieXfio-is, fcos,
a driving through.
II.
a charge
or exercise of cavalry.
From
:
8i-6\awa>
v.
fut. StfXacroj, Att. SteXcD: (for
IXaui/cu)
to
through.
,
,
the tenses, drive through or across to thrust II. intr. to drive or ride through.
aor. 2 inf. of Staipeoj.

plqpf. pass, of 8ia\f'nr<u.
pf.
of
Sia\f'nrct).
aor. I of 8ia\fyofJLm.
8ieXijaro|jLai, fut. of Sifpxoâi. SieXtx^v, aor. I of 8ia\tyofj,ai. 8iX06iv, Ep. 8LX0ep,v, aor. 2 inf of StepôfJ-ac. 8iXttTOV, aor. 2 of Sia^fiirca.
OL-eXKo
fj,ovs.
fut. -eXitvaca \v\
to tear asunder, pull
open
aor. I -ei\Kvffa (v. eAoj) ; SitXicfiv TOVS o(f>0a\:
2. to pull through. 3. to keep on drinking. 8tXiJ0T)v [u], aor. i pass, of 8ia\voo. 8iXi)|jia,v0ir]v, aor. I of SmAv/mo'o/icu.
8ii\T]4>a, pf. of 8taAa/z/3di/<u. StctXov, aor. 2 of Sieupeo;.

8t-6tp,i, fut. 8ififfO[Mi
:
AI'EMAI,Pass. (as if from* 811}^ to speed, press on. 8ic[JtapTiJpo) [v], 2 sing. aor. I of 8iafj.apTvpo/jLai. I of Siaftevo). 8iep.6i.va, aor. to 8i-ep.-iroXaca: fut. rjaoj; pass. pf. StrjîroXTj/jjai: make merchandise of, sell, dispose of: hence to betray.
to
go away.
II. c.
to go about (Sid, flfii ibo}'. ace. to pass or go through
: :
8l6VYX^ vctl
hence
to discuss a subject. 8t-tirov, aor. 2 with no pres. in use (Siayopfva) being used instead); inf. Siciirfiv, poet. 8iacnrew; fut. 8ifpw
:
Si-cvcYKai, Ion. -6V6UCCU, aor. I inf. of Siafpepca ^' I ' aor P ass 8i-ev0vjjiO|xat, Med. to think within oneself.
'
8t-vuuma>, f. 'urea, (Std, Inauros)

3
pi.
to live out the year.
of Stûat.
171
8.-cvTp6V|xa, arcs, TO, (bid, Zvrtpov) a looking Comic word for sharp-sigbtedness. through entrails : 8i-6ai(rrc> contr. -(jicroxa Att. -drrw fut. a'cu to rush or spring forth.
:
:
AIEPO'2,
men, fresh,
8i-epiro>,
f.
d,
6v, moist, fresh, juicy

:
metaph. of
quick, active
tyca,
later, wet, liquid.
ef/) to go out through: to pass SI-ECI|U, (Sta, through : hence to count over, to number. to drive 8i-6^\avva> f. t\d<rca [a] Att. -c\<a II. intr. to ride or march throuh. through or across.
: :
Att. -TTCO,
,
f.
ca,
to unroll, untie.
pass through. 8ippT]ga, 8icppu>Y&> aor. I and pf. of Siappnyvvfju. 8ipptn]ica, Sicppvrjv, pf. and aor. 2 of oiappeoj. fut. -t\evaojMit aor. -ij\6ov Si-epxofjuu Dep.: to go through or across, pass 2. to come through. to the end, arrive at. II. intr. to pass, of time to go abroad, prevail, of a report. III. to go
: :
to
8i-J;p6vvdu>,
to question closely. f. 770-0;, to examine closely.

: "
get
to the
end
-eAuo'oât: aor. 2 -ijKQov pf.-eA.i7^ ou * through, pass through : )' 2. to go through in order : to of.
II. intr. to
through, narrate. Sipu>, used as fut. of Sitiirov. 8t-6pwTda>, f. 770-0;, to cross-question, to question continually.
8tecr0cu, inf. of SiefMit
set forth, recount in full.
be past,
: also pres. inf. med. 8i-eo-0LO), fut. StcSo/zcu, to eat through.
of
Stew.
gone by, of time.

8i-6^T]Yojxai, strengthd. for l^-yeo/iat.
8t-J-iT)}u,
f.
Si6crKc8ao-a, aor. I of oiaaiceodvvvfjti. hence 8i-e<ricp.8icrK)jL|xai, pf. of oiaaKOTTfa) :

ficvus,
770-0;,
to
let
go through, give free
passage.
II. intr.
(sub. tavroV), of a river, to
Adv. of the part., prudently, considerately. 8i<ric6pmcrp,ai, pf. pass, of Siaafcopmfa.

8ieo-irdpT]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of oiaaireipca. 8ieo-irao-a, 8iecnrdcr0Tjv, aor. I act. and pass, of Sta-
empty
itself,
Cic-i|j.evai,
Ep. inf. of Siegfipt. 8i-coSos, 77, a way out through, a passage,

:
outlet
0-Trdo;.
the issue or event of a thing
also the sun's orbit.
II.
a full account.
Si-u<{>aiva>,
f.
8icrira(rp.ai, pf. pass, of Stao-Trdo;. 8iO"impa, aor. I of oiaffirfipcu.
avoj, to finish the
web.
aw, to keep the feast throughout. 8iTriravvTO, 3 pi. plqpf. of oianavca. 8iEiripd0T]V [a], aor. I of diairftpdofj.ai. 8iE7rpaico0i]v, aor. of Siairfpaioca. Sieircpdo-a, aor. I of oicarfpdo}. 8i6ire(j>pSov, Ep. aor. 2 of oiatypdfa. SuirAefja, aor. I of oiair\fKOJ. 8itr\vo'a, aor. i of oiair\ca. 8iirv6vcra, aor. I of oiairvica. 8iiropij0T]v, aor. i of diairopevofjuit. 8teirpd0ov, -O|U.TJV, aor. 2 act. and med. of oiairepOca. 8i6irTa.p.T]V or -6\ir\v, aor. 2 of StaTrera/iat. SicirrotTjara, Ep. aor. I of oiairToea). 8tirrua, aor. I of SiairTvcraca. 8iin596jJLT]v, aor. 2 of SiairvvOdvofiai.
8i-opTaco,
f.
8tr<rih-o, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of Staff evofMii. 8t(7TiXd(jnf]v, aor. I med. of 5tao"reXXo;. 8t-<mrjv, Stjan^Ka, aor. 2 and pf. of dii'ffTijju, Sieo-Tixov, aor. 2 of Siao~Tix<v8LcrTpa|j.jj.aL, pf. pass, of Siaarpftyoij. 8iCTTpd<})ir]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of Staarpfcpca.
8t-60-Tws, perf. part, of SitaTrjfu.

Sior<{>ir]Kb}p.vos, pf. part. pass, of Siaff<f)i)KGOfMi. 8i(rx, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Siexw8te(TXio'oi, Sico'Xto'O'qv, aor. I act. and pass, of ff\ifo.
8iraâ,
aor. I of Stardoô;.
aor. I pass, of SiaTapdaffca. 8tCT60pt\TjTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of Sia0pv\foj. 8i-Tr|s, cs, (Sis, eros) of two years : two years old. 8i-6TTj<ruos, ov, (Sid, eras') lasting through the year.
8tTapdx0tjv,
8t-6Tia,
77,
8i-ir&>,
f.
i//<w,
to
manage, order, arrange.

:
8i6TjAoiYev,
Siarfj-rjyct}
:
"ydfffj.r}v:
:
8u-6pYao|juu: f.dffofiai pf.-fipyacrfjai: plqpf. -fipIon. -epyavfMi, -(pyd(rfj.r]v aor. I pass, fipto work at, esp. of land, to cultivate ydaOrjv Dep.
:
:
(8t6T77s) the space of two years. Ep. for SterfMLfijaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 pass, of 8ieTp.aYov, aor. 2 act.
Dor. for Sierfirj^fv, aor. I of 840x^17770;. 8t-TpaTr6(njv, BieTpdmrjv, aor. 2 med. and pass, of
Bierp-aijev,
Siarpeirca.
it. II. to destroy, ruin, kill, Lat. conficere: also piqpf. in pass, sense, oifpyaffro TO. irpdyiMTa, Lat. actum erat de rebus, the affairs were ruined.
8i-cuKptvcco,
curately,
f.
770-0;,
to separate ac(8td, fVKpivrjs')
8i-p-yo>, Ep.
and Ion.
oca, to
for Sieipjoj.
:
arrange carefully in order. 8i-ev\aj3top,ai, Dep. to take good heed, beware

8i-vvdco,
f.
>
of.
Si-epeCSw,
f.
:
prop up
Med.
to lean upon.
daca, to lay asleep.
8i-pcr<ro>
pecraa
:
to
row
fut. otfpfaca : aor. I oirjpeaa, eP"' to about,
poet.
6477:
oipao(tv
swim
to
8i-6VTvx ) f. 770-0;, (Std, evTv\7]s) to continue prosperous, to prosper throughout.

of Siacpaivoj. 8i<f>avT]v [a], aor. 2 pass, 8i-<t>0dpaTO, Ion. for Sif(j>6app.evoi âav, 3 pi. plqpf.
of Siatpdftpca.
2 of 8i60dpir)v [a], aor.
swing about.
8i-pwda>,
Hence
Lr)0(a,to search through, examine closely.
8ip6wrjTTis, ov, o, a scout or vidette. From Sipjju]VVTT|s, ov, 6, an interpreter. Si-pp.T]Vviu>, f. aca, to interpret, expound. Ep. for
8i-(J>0opa, intrans. pf. of

ôv, aor. 2
',
of
8ia(p<
II-
f.
Sicu,
to keep apart, divide.
172
intrans.
to
AI'ZHMAI
go
2. to
bLKCLLOKpKTia.
81-Tip-qs, es, (8is, *a/xu)
quite
through
to
stretch
:
across,
double ;
Utrjpcs jj,e\aOpov,
an
reach.
intervene.
stand apart, be distant

:
of time, to
to seek out
:
upper story, upper chamber. 8iT|p0pouv, 8tT|p0para, impf. and aor.

Bi-qpKO,, pf.
I SiapGpoa.
Ep. 2 sing. Sifrjat to seek after, try for a thing.
AI'ZHMAI,
of.
Dep.
of
Siaipca.
,i
II.
to seek the
meaning
that.
III. c. inf. to
demand
or require
8tT)rai, 3 sing. pres. subj. med. of 5(<y. aor. I act. and pass, 8i-gTT|(ra, 8iTjTTj0T]v, 8iT)4>xkra, aor. I of $ia<p\>aa(a.
of Siatrdot.
8C-t>Y<>s, ov,
and 8ifv, vyos,
6,
17,
(Sis,
two
8u-0<iXacrcros Att. -TTOS, ov, (Stsr, 8d\aooa) between seas, where two seas meet, Lat. bimdris.
doubly-yoked, double.
Al'Zfl, Ep. impf. 8iov, to be in doubt, at a loss. 8t-o>os, ov, (Sis, ôff]) amphibious : living twice over.
8i7]po\Ca,
?},
8|Y<*Y OV aor
Ion. for Smj8o\ta. 2 f 2*0170;.

"
8i-?iYY 6t^ a ' aor

"
* OI
5ta77AAa;.
St-OrjKTOs, ov, (Sis, 61770;) twice-sharpened, twoedged. 8i-0povos, ov, (Sis, Opovos) two-throned. 8i0vpap,po-8i8do-KaXos, 6,(8iOvpafjil3os, SiSdcicaXos) the ditbyrambic poet who taught his chorus. 8i0vpap.po-7roi.6s, 6, (8iOvpaôs,iroifca) a ditbyrambic poet.
8t T]Yop.cu, Dep.
8iT|YT]
l
o describe or narrate in full.

(Snjyfofjiai) narration, the state-
'S,
ecus, 77,
SlOvpaôs,
poetry.
6,
the
dithyramb,
kind
of
lyric
ment of
the case.
II.
epith. of Bacchus.
(Deriv. un-
8i-T]pu>s, OP, Ion. for Siacpios, through the air.

8i-7]0co>,
f.
known.)
2.
970-0;,
/o
sfram through, filter,

II. intrans.,
sift.
to
wash
out, cleanse.
of the
liquid,
8t-0vpo-os, ov, (8is, Ovpcros} with two thyrsi. v. * Ats. Ait, dat. of Zevs
;
to filter through, percolate. 8vr]Kovb>, SITJKOVOS, Ion. for Sm/f-.
8u8ctv,
Si-ti)|ju,
inf.
of SiffSov.
8n]ic6vouv, SnjKovTjo-a, impf. and aor. SLTJKOCTIOL, at, a, Ion. for oiatcoatoi.
8iT)YicvXco|ji6vos, pf. part. pass, ca, to go through, 8i-T|Ko>, f.
of
Sta/covea}.
through or across,
to send fut. -170-0;: (for the tenses, v.lrjjjii) : let 2. to thrust go through.
Snj'yicvXtcrp.tvos, pf. part. pass, of SiayuvXifa.
11. to dismiss, disband. 2. to disthrough. solve, melt ; Stepfvos aor. 2 part, med., in pass, sense,
of Siayicv\6<u. extend along or be-
being melted.
Si-I0vvo>, to direct by steering straight. 8i-ucvco|juu, fut. -fo/H ; aor, 2 -iKufirjv
to
:
tween.
II. to
pervade, fill.
Dep.
8i/f|Xa<ra, aor. I of SieXavvoj. 8i/f]X0ov, aor. 2 of Stepx /* 'Gi-i]Xuj>T|S, fs, (Sid, d\i<j)(a)
v, 8iT]XXdx0t)v, aor. 2
go through,
i.
in telling a story.
*
II. to
reach.
Au-TTTTis,
smeared and I
all over.
from Zeus,
5mAby rain
:
pass, of
TTCTOJ, TTtTTTw) fallen heaven, epith. of streams swollen later, heaven-sent, divine, holy, pure.
e.
es, ( Atos,
Root of
from
Au-ifTir)S,
8iTjXXax<t, 8tT|XXaYJJLcu, pf. act. and pass, of Sia\Xdffaca.
es,
(Atos, TTCToât) hovering in air.

:
8iUTTov, verb. Adj. of

*8t-to-T7i(Jii, f. SiaaTrjffca
StetSeVat, one must inquire. to set apart, aor. I Si iorrjaa :
Sit]p.dpTT]Ka, 8iT||Ji,apTov, pf. rdvca.

8t-Tf]|X6pTJc,
f.
and
aor. 2
of Staâpthe
divide, distract.
pf.
11. Pass.,
with aor. 2
act.
cffTrfV,
yea,
(Sid, fjfJitpa)
to
pass
whole
to stand apart, to be 6ffTT]Ka, plqpf. -fOTTjKfiv : 2. to differ, be at variance, quardivided: hence

rel.
day.
aor. I of Siafii\\dofjiai. 8i/r][ju,XXT|0T)v, SnriveY**. aor. I of Sicupe'pcu : whence
8i-TiveKT|S, fs, stretching evenly
3. to
part after fighting.
4. to
stand at
certain distances or intervals.

8icrTijffd(j,rjv is
II. aor. I
med.
11.
along, stretching the
used trans., to separate. 8i-urxvpiop.ai, Dep. to lean upon, rely on.
whole length, unbroken, uninterrupted. Adv. 8njvfKfcas, Att. KWS, from beginning to end : clearly, distinctly.
to affirm confidently.
8ux0ai,
8lK<xco
:
perf. inf. of SiiKveofJiai. fut. 8i/cdaca contr. 8ircu>

f.
:
aor. I tSittaffa
:
8i-T|vep,os, ov, (Sid, dVf/zos)

8iir]voCx0T]v, aor. I pass,
8iT|vrXir]ora, aor. I
wind-swept.
Pass.,
f.
:
SifcaaOrjffoiJiai,
3 SeSiKaaofj.ai
(Si/frj)
:
aor. I
ISr-
of Siavoiyca. of 8iavr\oj. 8nfjviJ<ra, SnqviiKa, aor. I and pf. of Siavvoj. aor. I of otaiaaoj but 8ifja aor. I of aor. i of StaVcrcy, contr. for StaiVacw. aor. I pass, of Siairopeca. 8t~T]ir6povv, impf. of Siairopeca. Si-fjpa, aor. I of Siaipca. 8nf|p6cra, aor. I of Sieptffffa).
, :
KdaOtjv
pf.
ScSiKaapai
I.e. ace.
rei, to
judge, adjudge :
Sirjitaj.
to decide, determine.
2. c. dat. /o
decide for a person, judge his cause. 3. absol. to be judge : to give judgment : generally, to come to a II. Med. to plead, speak before the decision. III. Pass, to be judges : absol. to go to law.
brought before the judge, to be accused. 8ucaia, 17, poet, for 81/07. SkxaieCv, Ion. for Sinaiovv, inf. of SiKaioca
eo-i, Ion. for Smaiovai, 3
pi. pres.
8ucai-
8fgp9if]v, aor.
pass,
8itfpT)fuu, pf. pass,
8lKaio-KpurCa,
77,
(SiKaios, Kpivu) just judgment.
173
Sixaio-iroXis, eaw,
lic dealings.
6,
77,
(Sfcaios, TroXts) just in
SIKCUOS, a,
of,
also
os,
right, righteous, just. exact. III. right, lawful, just.
pub(Sis, K\IVCU) double-folding, of doors as Subst., SiK\iSes, at, folding-doors. ov, (Sinrj) observant of 8iKo-XKTi]s, ou, 6, (Sifcr), \tyca) a pleader. II. equal, even : strict, StKO-XoyOS, O, = 8lKO\KTT)S.
SiicXis, t'Sos,
77,
2.
fair, modeinfin.,
rate
bound
In phrase Siteaios tifu, with the to do, / have a right to do.

T),
am
8iicop-pa<(>ci>, (SiKr), pdnTCt}) to get
up a law-suit.
8i-Kopi/<|>os, ov, (Sis, Kopv<pr)) two-beaded.
SiKcuootivt),
justice, righteousness.
8i-Kpdvos, ov, (Sis, Kpdvov) two-headed, two-pointed, as Subst., SiKpdvos, 6, a pitchfork. $, (Sis, paTos) colleague in power, 8i-Kpanf]s,
:
Sucaioco
fut.
awa; and cuffofMi

to
tcaiwOrjv : (Sixatos) : to consent: also to
make right
claim
Pass., aor. I 48i- jointly-ruling : double-slaying. to think right r 8i-KpoTOS, ov, (Sis, KpoT(oj) double-beating as one's right: c. inf. to oared, with two banks of oars on a side.
:
double-
desire one to do.
II. to
judge:
to
condemn:
to
punish.
III. to
make just, bold
guiltless, justify.
Hence
.
BiKauujjia, aros, TO, an act of justice, the making good a wrong. i an acquittal, act of II. justification. a plea of right, just claim. mis
SIKCLICOS,
From 8iKTup<>Xa>, f. rjffa), to cast the net. 8tKTv-J36Xos, ov, (SiKTVov, (3d\\ca) casting nets : as Subst., oiKTvf$6\os, 6, ajisherman. SiKTues, ol, unknown animals of Libya. AiKTvva or Aiienwa, 77, (O'IKTVOV) epith. of Artethe goddess of the chase. SiKTVo-icXaxn-os, ov, (SiKTvov, K\w6o}) woven in meshes ; ff-ncipai SIKTVOK\OJOTOI the net's meshy folds.
Adv. of
etas,
1
OLKaios, justly, rightly.
SiKcuaxris,
f],
1 .
punishment.
a setting right, doing justice a claim, demand of right.
to
III.
AI'ICTT'ON,
hunting-net.
TO,
any net-work, a Jishing-net
judgment^ good pleasure.

SIKO.V, contr. for 8tfcd<Tiv, fut. inf. of SiKafa. SIKUVIKOS, 77, ov, (SIKTJ) belonging to trials, judicial. II. skilled in law, lawyer-like.
Hence
8vKTu6op,at, Pass, to be caught in a net. 8iKo>iTo, f. 770-0;, to ply a pair of sculls : generally,
to
work double-handed ; and

77,
81-Kap-nvos, ov, (Sis, Kaprjvov) two-headed. SiKacr-iroXos, o, (Slnij, rro\f<a) a law-giver, judge. 8uca<mr]pi8iov, TO, Dim. of SucaffTrjpiov, a little court ofjustice.
8iKao-TT|piov, TO, (8iKdfa)
8n<ao-TT|s, ov, o, (Sutdôj)
8iKO)iria,
a pair of
sculls.
From
Hence
8i-K<oiros, ov, (Sis, KCUTTIJ) two-oared.
8 tXo Y^tu,
8iXo-yia,
f. 770-0;,
(8t ^070$) to say again, repeat.
77,
repetition.
From
SiKao-TUKos,
77,
ov,
a court ofjustice. a judge or juror. (Sixdfa) of or for law or
St-Xoyos,
ing.
trials
:
ov,
II.
TO SiKaan/cov the juror's fee, at first one obol, afterpointed, twofold. wards three obols. Adv. -KWS. 8i-Xo<j>os, ov, (Sis, Ao</>os) with two crests. inf. of Z8iKov, an aor. with no or in AIKEI'N, pres. Su-jJivaios, a, ov, Att. 8i-fJtvcos, cav, (Sis, //ra) of use, to throw, hurl. worth two minae; Sipvaiovs diroTif^rjaaodai to value 8i-KXXa, ijs, 77, (Sis, X\\QJ) a mattock or pickaxe at two minae. with two teeth, Lat. bidens : cp. (tdxeXXa. From : double pay. 8i|j,oipia, 77, a double share as 8i-Kpcuos, ov, (Sis, Kfjpaia) two-horned, two-pointed. St-jxotpos, ov, (Sis, fiotpa) divided between two; 8i-Kepa>s, gen. OJTOS or <y, o, 77, neut. SiKfpcav (Sis, Subst., Si/j-oipov, TO, a half-drachma.
#e'/>as)
8C-XoYXS
(Sis, X7cu) saying twice, repeatdouble-tongued, deceitful. OI/ (8t, ^-oTX 7?) wifo two sP ears double' >
two-horned.
f),
AI'KH,
right
the orig. sense was custom, usage,

;
8tvov, Ep. impf. of Slvew. 8tvvp.a, aTos, TO, anything whirled round : a whirling, dancing.
8iv6ija>,
f.
manner; f) yap biKrj ktJTl yep^vTwv for this is the manner of old men ace. SIKTJV as Adv., in the way II. of, after the manner of. order, law,
IV. an action at law, law-suit : proprivate suit or action, opp. to ypatpri (a 2. a trial. public prosecution). 3. the satisfaction or penalty awarded by the judge ; Sitcrjv or
perly, right. sentence.
III.
From
;
vo~w, aor. I fSlvfvffa
and
:
8ivco>,
f.
770*0;,
aor. I fSivrjaa: Ion. impf.
Sivcveauov
:
Pass., aor. I
in plur.
judgments
generally, a
round :
to
tSivqQijv, pf. SeSivrjuai to drive round
(Sivy}
to
make whirl or spin

II. intr.
circle.
and Pass.
ditcas 8t8uvat to give satisfaction or suffer punishment, Lat. poenas dare ; di/cas \ap0dveiv, = Lat. sumere poenas, to inflict punishment ; SIKTJV (pevyav to be the defendant in the trial, opp. to OIKTJV SIUKCIV
to prosecute.
8iKTj-<f>6pos, ov, (SiKT), <f)ipca) bringing justice, avenging : as Subst., SiKij(p6pos, o, an avenger. SuuSiov, TO, Dim. of 8^77, a little trial.
whirl about in the dance: generally, to roam about. AI'NH, 77, a whirling : a whirlpool, eddy : a whirlwind. Hence II. rounded. 8lvY)us, eo-o-a, ev, whirling, eddying. 8ivn0f vai, aor. I pass. inf. of Sivtca. of Sivtca, whirled round. 8ivrjTos, 17, ov, verb. Adj. 2. also the AFNO2, o, like 8/1/77, a whirl, eddy. circular area where the oxen trod out the corn, a threshl
ing-Jloor.
3 a large round goblet. waoj, to turn with a lathe, to round. Sivco, (Sivos) to thresh out.
.
Stvow,
f.
174
SIVUTOS,
Sigos,
17, 77,
ov, (oivoca]
turned on the
lathe,
rounded :
8tov, ace. of 8?os

8/o>.
but Stov Ep. for eStov, impf. of

TO.,
:
worked round.
ov, Ion. for Sto-o-os, double.
or 810- in compos, means sprung from Jove the gods, hence excellent, god-like. (Ais, Aios) or from 8v-6, Conjunct, contr. for Si' o, wherefore, on which account : therefore : with enclit. added, SioTrcp, Lat.
Ato-
Bacchus,
[uicpa,
Auovvo-ia (sub. Ifpa), esp. at Athens

:
four
the feast of Aiovvaos or distinct feasts in four

I.
consecutive months
in
viz.
ra Kar' aypovs or
II.
Poseideon (December).
TO.
kv
propter quod, propterea. Ato-j3o\os, ov, (Ais, jSaAAco) hurled by Jove. Ato--yevTcop, opos, 6, (Ais, yevercap) giving birth to Jove. AIO-YCVTJS, cs, (Ais, *yevoi) Jove-born. = Atoycv^s. Ato-YVTjTOS, ov, contr. for AioytvrjTos,
Aipvais or Arjvaia (in the Aifivai, where the Arfvaiov III. ra 'AvOestood), in Gamelion (January). IV. TO. (TTTjpia, in Anthesterion (February). fj.eydha, rci O.OTIKO., TO. HO.T' affrv, or simply ra Aiovvffia, in Elaphebolion (March), the most famous of
all.
Hence
Aio-yovos,
8i-oSeva),
f.
ov,
ffoJ,
Aioycvrjs. to travel through*
St-oSourop&o,
81-0805,
77,
(Sia, oSoiTropos) to travel through.
T], ov, belonging to the Dionysia, or to Dionysos. Auovvo-os, 6, and poet. Aiuvvffos, Dionysos, Bacchus, god of wine, vineyards, and dramatic poetry. (Deriv.
AuovvcriaKos.
2. permission to pass, passage : a pass-port, safe-conduct. Ai60v, (Ais) Adv. sent from Jove.
(Sia, 68os) a way the orbit of a star.
through, thoroughfare,
uncertain.) Ato-irais, TraiSos,
o,
(Ais, irais) son
of Jove.
Si-oircp, v. sub 5io-.

SIOTTCVCO, to be in
8i-oi-yvup.t
or 81-0170),
f.
-oicw, to open.
charge of a ship's cargo.
From
oi-oioa, pf. of SifiSov, to guish, decide.

St-oiKco),
pf.
f.
know
the difference, distin:
Sioiros, o, (8iTTQ}} a director, ruler; a person in
charge of a
aor. I
Sif,'Kr]ffa
:
ship's cargo.
f.
770-0;
impf. SIOJKOVV
8i-oirT6Vo>,
aca, (Sid, oi//ofj.at) to
watch acerbately,
Pass., aor. I Sia>Kr)Or)v : pf. 8iuKrjfj.ai, Si'fKrjKa : to manage, direct : to but also irreg. ScSia'/nyjuai : conduct the affairs of a state : to treat or feed in a
spy about
to
gaze upon.
8t-oirTTjp, 77pos, o, (Sioôîai)
certain way.
II. to
inhabit distinct places

:
a spy, scout. Si-oirrrjs, ov, 6, (Sioô/âi) a looker through. fut. Sioiôîai, to see 8i-opda), through, discern.
Si-opYvtos, ov,
8i-op0eva),
8t-op06ct),
f.
Med.
Hence to live apart. 8u>iKT|OTS, CMS, 77, house-keeping

II.
:
management, goto live apart, to
(Sis, opyvid) two fathoms aoj, to judge rightly of.
long.
vernment. 8i-oiKiu>
disperse
:
a government : a province, a diocese.

icD,
f.
haw,
to
f.
iooj Att.
to
make
make good, amend,

aright
:
straight to set right : to correct, make amends for : to tell

:
make
Pass, to be scattered abroad.

f.
so also in
Med.
Hence
straight, correction
:
8t-otKo8o|Ao>,
770-0;,
to
build across, wall

(f. Sioicra;)
off".
8iop0cop.a, OTOS, TO, a
making
8ioicrT6OV, verb. Adj. of Siaêpa;
one must
amendment : and
8i6p0o)cris,
feus,
77,
:
move round.
Si-ot<TTvo>,
SLOICTCD
f. ffca,
a making straight, correcting,

:
to shoot
an arrow through.
amending of a fault
and
SioCo-op-cu, fut. of Sia<ppoj.
reformation. 8i-opio>, Ion. -ovpijco f. io"cy, Att.
lot
to divide
SUHTO, 3 sing opt. med. of Si'aj. by limits, separate. 8i-otxvd, f. 770-0;, to go through : to wander about. fine: to ordain. to ex-terminare. 8i-oixop.av f. -oiâo/wti pf. -oi\rjfjiai Dep.: be quite gone by : of persons, to be clean gone, to have 8i-6pvi;fiat, Pass, II. to be gone through, ended. perished. 8ioptryrjvai, aor.
:
: :
determine, deII. to carry abroad, banish, Lat. III. intr. to pass the boundaries.
2. to distinguish,
SIOKCOXÎJ
37*
(8i-uKQ))(a pf. of Si-e^cu)
a cessation.
to
slip
8i-oXwr9aivco
through, slip 8i-6XXvp.i :
v. 6'AA.vjwi)
:
and
-avco,
f.
-oXiffOrjao},
away from.
fut. -oAeo-cy, Att.
-o\w
put
to destroy utterly, out of mind : hence to forget,
bring to naught opp. to o~wca.

:
(for the tenses, to :

II.
hurry through. of oiopvffffQ}. Si6piryp.a, OTOS, TO, a through-cut, a canal. From (for the tenses, v. to dig through : metaph. to undermine. opvffaa}) 8i-opXOp.cu, Dep. to dance a match with one.
2 pass. inf.
: : :
to
and Med., with pf. 5ioX<wAa to perish utterly. 5m, oXou, Adv., altogether. 8i-op.aXia>, f. o*cu, to be always even-minded. Aiop,6i-a\av, ovos, 6, (Aioîcia, dA.afwi') the braggart of'the detne Diomeia. aor. I med. -o;yLioo*afi77i/: SI-OJJLVVJJII,, fut. -ofJLovfMii to swear solemnly : to declare on oath. f. to make an agreement : Pass. 770-0;, 8i-ojAoXoY<o, to be agreed on : Med. to agree mutually to a thing.
Pass,
81-6X01;, for
Ales, Sfa, OLOV, (Ais) godlike, excellent, mighty; joined with a genit., 8?a Oedojv, Sia yvvaiawv, with sup. 2. noble, force, most divine of goddesses, of women. honest, trusty. 3. divine, marvellous. * Ais. Aios, gen. of Zf t's v. At6o--8oTOS, ov, (Ais, Sicwfii) given by Jove, heaven;
sent.
a sign from Jove, Lat. 77, (Ais, arjfia) a portent. Aido'-Kopot, 01, Att. and poet, for Aioffteovpoi (Ais, sons of Jove, esp. the twins of Leda, tcopos, Kovpos)
Aio-OTjfJiCa,
:
ostentum
ALO<TKOVpLOV
II. the constellation named Castor and Pollux. from them the Twins, Lat. Gemini. The Dioscori were tutelary deities of sailors, cf. Hor. Carm. I, 3, 2.
A I4> A'fl.
8u-irp6ora)iros, ov, (Sis, irpoaonrov} two-faced. Si-irTept/Yos, ov, (Sis, vTfpvg} two-winged.
175
Hence
Au>o--icoijpiov, TO, the temple of the Dioscuri. ,for (be reaSI-OTI, Conjunct, for Stct TOVTO on 2. inson that, since, Lat. quocirca, qnamobrem. direct, wherefore, for what reason. 3. interrogat.
. .
8t--irriix o s 5 ov, (Sis, TTTUX^) folded together, doubled; II. 5to-SITSTVXOV Se\riov, a pair of tablets. o"os, twofold, two, Lat. geminus. SC-iriiXos, ov, (Sis, -nvXr)} with two gates or entrances.
wherefore
11.
= on
SC-irtipos, ov, (Sis, -nvp} with double lights. 8ip-pvfjios, ov, (Sis, pvfjLos} with two poles.
that.
8Cs, (5uo)
Adv. twice, double.
8io-Tp<}>T|S, fs, (A/s, rpefyoj) cherished by Jove. 8i-ovpiu>, Ion. for Siopifa.
8i-ox\co,
f.
r)<r&, to
annoy exceedingly.
"
of Siopdoj, formed from *SiuirTOfjt.ai. SC-irais, iratSos, 6, r), (Sis, Trafs) with two children; Oprjvos Siirais a dirge chanted by one's two children. SL-TrdXaixpros, ov, (Sis, TraXaiarrj) two palms broad. Si-iraXros, ov, (ois, n-dAAa;) brandished with both hands ; SiiraXra i<pri two-handed swords. VS two cu bits long, broad, etc. 8t-irrjxvs, v, (S/s, TTT)X } Pass, to be doubled, 8iirXdcj, (SnrXdcriov) to double: II. intr., TO Siir\dov Kaitov to be made twofold.
8t-6vj/ofjiai, fut.
*AI'2, an old nom., = Zeys, which appears in the oblique cases Aios, Au contr. At, Am, and the Lat. Dis, Diespiter, Dijovis. 8i<r-u|3os, ov, Dor. for Siff-rj&os, twice young.
8C<r-6t;vos, ov, (Sis, evv-f]}
-Sis, inseparable Suffix, like -8e, signifying motion to a place, as in d'AAuSts, ot/eaSis, xa f*d5ts.
with two wives.
8icr-0avT|s, es, (Sis, Oav(iv) twice dead.

Suriceijca,
f.
f.
o~aj,=$iaKfaj.
Tjcrca,
StcrKeco,
(SiffKos")
to pitch the quoit
geneII.
rally, to throw, toss.
Hence
the
the twofold
evil.
Hence
.
a thing thrown. 8tcrKTf][ji,a, OTOS, TO, pitching of a quoit.
2 SiTrXaj-, &KOS, ?), a double-folded mantle or cloak. SnrAatfes are ship-planks (which double one over the II. as other), and poet, for ships, like Lat. trabes.
later
SC-oxTjiTTpos, ov, (Sis, ffKrjtrrpov) two-sceptred. 8C(TKos, 6, (Si/teTv} a round plate, a quoit of stone ; of metal or wood. II. anything like a
:
Ad}., folded double.
quoit
a trencher
a mirror.
8nrXao-ido>, f. daw, to double. From Sio-K-ovpa, rd, (Siortos, ovpov) a quoit's cast. SurXdoaos, a, ov, Ion. 8iirXir|crios, rj, ov, (Sis} double, SKr-jJivptoi, at, a, twenty thousand : sing. 8io~fj.vpios, TO 8nr\.d<riov as much a, ov, with collective nouns, as, iiriros Siffftvpia 20,000 twice as much, as many, etc. horse. Adv. -cus, doubly. Hence again. to double : Pass, to become twofold. ov, o, (Stffffus, dpx*f) partners in sway, 8i-irXe0pos, ov, (ois, irhtOpov) two ir\$pa long or joint-ruling. broad. 810-0-65 Att. SITTOS Ion. 8i|6s, ?y, ov (Sis) : twofold, double : also divided, disagreeing, doubtful. SnrX-fj (sub. xôtVa), %, & cloak folded double. Suro-ws, Adv. of Sttrtros, doubly. SiirXfj, Adv. twice, twice over. 8ioTafoj, f. dffca, (Sis) to doubt, be at a loss. 8urXoico, = Siirkdfa. Hence 8urXots, tdos, T), a double cloak. 8i-o-Tixos, ov, (Sis, o-Tt') of two rows, lines, or verses:
: ,
SurXoos, o?;, oov, contr. SiirXovs, 77, ovv, twofold, 2. doubled, bent double. double. II. in plur.,= III. metaph. doubledfupca or Svo, both, two. minded, treacherous, Lat. duplex, opp. to airXovs.
Siffsee airXoos.) Siir\6os SiirXos, 77, ov, as Adv. twice as much.
as Subst., Siarlxo^, TO,
an elegiac
couplet.
8C-OToXos,
ov, (Sis, <TT6AAo>) in pairs,
two together.
8t-orofAOS, ov, (Sis, o-To/ua) double-mouthed, with two II. of a weapon, two-edged. entrances, double.
8i-o-t)XXapos, ov, (Sis, <n>AAa/3?7) of two syllables. 8ur-xtXiou [xt], at, a, two thousand: also in sing., St^xiAtos, a, ov, with collective nouns, as, 'iiriros Sia-
(From
neut.
Comp. onr\oTepov
bend double.
II.
8iirX6a>, f. cuffoj, (StTrAoos) to double, to repay twofold.

8t-ir68if]S, es, (bis, iroCs)
worth or weighing (Sis, rdXavrov} two feet long, broad, etc. Ai-iroXeta, rd, contr. of AuVoAta, (A/s, iro\is) an SI-TOKOS, ov, (Sis, TfKfiv) twin or twice bearing. ancient festival of Jove at Athens. Hence SITTOS, etc., v. sub Sto-tr-. AtiroXi-(i)8T]S, fs, (Anr6\fia, e?Sos) like the feast of Si-vypos, ov, thoroughly wet : melting. the Dipoleia, i. e. obsolete, out of date. 8i-x>XCa>, (Std, v'A?;) to strain or filter thoroughly: to strain off. 8C-iroXos, ov, (Sis, TroAeco) twice ploughed. 8t-i)irvico, f. iffca Att. To), to wake from sleep : so 8i-iropos, ov. (Sis, irupos] with two passages. St-iroTafios, ov, (Sis, TTOTOÔS) lying between or on also in Med. in two rivers. 8t(}>do-ios, a, ov, twofold, double, Lat. bifarius :
8i-irovs, TToSos, o, f], (Sts, TTOi/s} two-footed, Lat. as Subst., Siirovs, 6, a Libyan kind of mouse, bipes : the jerboa. II. two feet long, broad, etc.
\i\ia 2000 horse. Si-rAXavros, ov, two talents.
Ion. used also for Svo.
for.
Ar4>A'fl, Hence
Ion. -o>, to dive after
seek after, hunt
176
8l<J>T)Ttop, opos, 6,
a searcher
after.
(S<p<u) a prepared hide, leather, and so II. opp. to Sfppeis which are unworked hides. made of leather : a leathern garment worn
8i<j>0cpa,
77,
Sl-xoiviKos, ov, nearly 3 pints.
(Sis, )
^) holding
2 \oivtKes,
i.
e.
Si-xoXcoros, ov,
(Sis,
77,
i
doubly enraged.
OS.
/J.-TJV]
anything
SIXO-JATJVIS, iSos, 6,
by peasants a leathern wallet. Hence 8i<j>0ptvos, 77, ov, of tanned leather.

:
8tx6-p,Tjvos, ov, (Sixa,
in the
middle of the
8i-<f>06pis, iSos,
77,
= 8i(/>0epa.
month, at or of the full moon.

8ix6-[iv0os, ov, (Sixa, fjLvOos) double-speaking. 8txop-paYT|S, ts, (Sixa, payrjvat) broken in twain.
with two sounds: as Subst., SicpOoyyos, 77, and SicpQoyyov, TO, a diphthong. 8i~4>6pos, ov, (Sis, (pepw) bearing fruit twice in the
8t-<j>00YYs, ov,
(Sis, (f>Otyyop.aC)
8txop-poiros, ov, (Sixa,

doubtfully.
ptitca)
wavering. Adv. -ncas,

:
year, Lat. biferus. chair. 8t(j)pa|, &KOS, 77, poet, for Sicppos, a seat,
8i<j>pGa,
77,
Bixoo-rao-Ca,
dissension.
T),
a standing apart, quarrel, dispute

II.
doubt.
From
(8t(/>pevcy)
77,
8i4>p-XaTipa,
8i<j>pv&>,
f.
chariot-driving. fem. of OHpprjXaTrjs.
8tx-oTdTa3,
disagree.
f.
rio<a,
(8ix a > ffTrjvai) to stand apart,
8uj>p6VTT|s, ov, 6,
a charioteer.
From
8tXO-<TTOjjU>S, OV, (8fX a 5
OTOpa)
OlOTOfJLOS.
oca, (Sifppos) to
77,
drive a chariot.
8tx-T|Ji>,
asunder.
f.
jjacy, (Sixa.,
T^HVOJ) to cut in two, cut
8i(j>pT]Xa<ria,
8i<j>pir]XaTtf,
to
From chariot-driving. From drive in a chariot.

a charioteer.
pi. Sicppta as
8txov, Adv.,
= 8ix a
8i<j>p-i]XdTrjs, ov, 6, (Si<ppos, e\avvca)

8t<j>pu>s, ov, (Sicppos)
of a chariot: neut.
Adv., at the chariot-wheels. 8i({>ptcrKos, o, Dim. of Sicppos.

8C-(f povrts, tSos, 6,
77,
7 7 in mind, tf'P ?' ) opart at variance, discordant, disagreeing. 8ixws, Adv., like St'xa, doubly, in two ways.
8ixo-<J>p&)v, ov, gen. ovos, (8tx a >
AI'A,
of two minds,
8(.i)/ds,
77$, 77,
thirst.
Hence
dry; and
:
(Sis, (ppovTis)
8i\|;aXeos, a, ov, thirsty,
distraught in mind.
Steppes, 6, and later 77, (contr. of Stcpopos, bearing the chariottwo), in plur. of Sicppoi or TO, Sicppa: board, on which two could stand; the war-chariot : a
travelling-chariot.
II.
TJO-CU,
f.
dSos,
77,
8uvj/d(o,
f s,
t
rj,
fem. of Styios. inf. 8iif>^v impf. fStyrjv,
rjs,
77
fut.
aor. I eStytjaa: pf. SfSiifrrjKa: to thirst: of the ground, to be dry, parched. II. metaph. to
oi^-ffooj
:
8i4>p-oiAicu,
chariot.
generally, a seat, couch, stool. (Sicppos, f\Kcu) to draw a
thirst after,
long earnestly for.

(Stya) thirsty, athirst, dry, parched.
8tij;tos, a, ov,
Slxjsos, fos, To,
= oi\pa,
:
thirst.
8uj>po<f>opo>, f. T)O(a, to carry a chair or litter : Pass, to be carried or travel in one. II. to carry
8i-vj/vxos, ov, (Sis,
Am,
ûx7/)
an Epic verb
in Act.
double-minded, wavering. always intr. to run
a camp-stool, as the female LLZTOIKOI had to do for the away, take to flight, flee : to be afraid. II. in Athenian women in processions. From Med., subj. Stajfj-at, SirjTai, oicavTai, opt. SioiTO, inf. 8irOcu, mostly trans., to frighten away, chase, put to 8uf>po-<p6pos, ov, (Sicppos, <pepca) carrying a chair. 2. also, like Sica, 8i-4>inf)S, es, (Sis, <pvrj) of double nature or form: ge- flight : to drive: to bunt : but
j
nerally, twofold, double.
to be afraid,
[i]
8t-4>uu>s, ov, (Sis, <pvr))
of two families.
2.
II.
8Cx3, (Sis)
I.
:
Adv. in two, asunder, apart.

differently, oppositely.
8ui>Yp.a, chase.
OTOS,
II.
TO, (SIWKOJ) a pursuit, pursuing, that which is chased, the chase.'

'
at two, at variance
8to>Yp.6s, 6, (Stuffca) the chase.
II.
persecution,
Prep, with gen. apart from, without: differently from, unlike: like dvev, against the will of: of Place, away
from. 8lxdo>,
2. except.
f.
Hence
aoo), to cleave asunder, disunite,
make
disagree. 8C-xaXicov, TO, a double
xa ^ffovs, a copper coin. 8t-xuXos, Dor. for Si-xijXos. = St'xct, in two : in two ways. 8ixij, Adv.,
harassing. 8i-w8vvos, ov, (Sia, dSvvrj) piercing with anguish. 8i-(i)0co, fut. -caOfjooj and -woca (for the tenses, v. to uOfco): to push or tear away : Med. to push asunder break through. 2. to thrust away: 'for oneself,
:
Med.
to
push from
drive back.
II.
oneself, push away 3. to reject : to refuse.

inf.
to repulse,
8lo>Ka06iv, poet. aor. 2
of SIUKOJ.
8C-Xf]Xos, ov, (Sis, X7?^- 1?) cloven-hoofed. as Subst., SixyXov, TO, a forceps, pincers. 8iXT|pTjs, s, (8ixa) divided.
8uoK[XV, 8ia)Kp.vai,
for Si&KCiv, inf.
of SIWKQ}.
8ix0d, Adv., poet, for Sixa, like Tpi\0a for

in twain.
SupKijKa,, 8ib>KT|p,ai, pf. act. and pass, of SioiKfca. of Stoticeoa. 8t<pKT]ora, 8upKT]0T]v, acr. I act. and pass, 8to>KTos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of SKJJKOJ, to be pursued,
Hence
I
aimed
at.
8tx0dSios, a, ov, double, divided. [] 8tx0ds, aoos, 77, fem. of SixOdSios.

ov, (Sixa, @ov\r]) adverse. 8txo-YViop,ova>, (Sixa, yvaj^rj) to differ in opinion. Stx60ev, (Sixa) Adv. on cr from both sides.
8io>KTTjp, rjpos, 6,
and SIWKTTJS,
ouat
:
ov, 6,
a pursuer.
poet. aor. 2
SeSicoyftai
:
From
,
Sixo-povXos,
f.
:
o>
or
to
aor. I (Siduga
'
Pass., aor. I
I.
(Sioj)
e8iwx& r] v pursue, chase, bunt
P^:
of persons, to
seek after, follow closely : drive on drive away, chase
Med. to chase. away : to expel,

;
II. to
8oK<=tJco,
f.
ftao},
(Sex
/* 04 )
to
watch
closely, to lie in
to banish
wait for.
apfjia to drive a chariot to drive ; also to speed, haste.
SiwKfiv
hence seemingly
III. as
intr.
AOKE'H
*8o/y
cSoâ
: :
but
many
tenses are formed from pres.

:
law-teim, to
fut.
Soicrjaca
and 8oew
Pass.,
:
aor. I
aor. i
I.
(ScKijffa
and
:
prosecute, bring an action against ;
6 SIWKQJV the prosecutor, plaintiff, opp. to 6 (pfvycuv the defendant. 8t-o)Xtvtos, ov, (Sid, wAeVTj) with outstretched arms.
I of 5toAAv//t. 8uofJioo-dfiT|v, aor. I med. of Siofivv/jii. 8i-w[ioTOs, ov, (Si6fj.wiJ,i) on one's oath,
pf.
SfSoKrjiea:
fSoKq&rjV
pf.
SfScKn/j.ai and M&ryftat
to think, suppose,
expect, imagine.
in 3 sing. 8otc( f, e'8oe, as Att. law-term, 4'Soê
II. intr. to
it
SicoXecra, aor.
seem, appear: esp. seems good, seemed good :

/3ovAf?,
TTJ
T$
77^0;, it
was
bound by
oath.
father).
Dione, mother of Venus (Jove being the II. daughter of Dione, Aphrodite. = ovofjia) with two names: 8i-a>vt5|xos, ov, (Sis, ovvfj.a
Auvr],
77,
named
together.
ov,
(Siojfeoj,
Suoi.-KX6v0os,
the way.
K\cv0os) urging on
but also in I pers., OOKUI poi, I seem to myself, methinks, Lat. videor mihi; cSo^d 2. to appear to be methought. something, to be of repute ; ol SOKOVVT(S t>vai men who are held to be of some account. 3. aor. I neut. part. Sogav, used absol., and plqpf. 868o7ju'oi', it having been re:
decreed or enacted by..
Suojj-iinros, ov, (SiwKoj,
tWos) hcrse-driving.
2
.
solved, Lat. quum statutum esset resolved, Lat. quum statueretur.

77,
so SOKOVV,
it
being
8io>is,
feus, 77, (8t wKoa}
a chasing : chase, pursuit.

:
as law-term, prosecution. Suopura, aor. I of oiopifa

i,
,
SoKtj, (SoK(ca) a vision, fancy. 2. an opinion, 8oKT][xa, TO, (bo icioS) a vision, fancy.
= 80x77,
Suupio-fjicu, pf. pass.
expectation.
SOKI^CTIS,
cct-s, 77,
pf. pass, diopiffata.
(SoKeoj]
an opinion,
belief:
a conceit,
ov,
more
77, 77,
correct
form of Sicpyvios.
fancy, suspicion.
8u>>pu, vxos,
6,
Swpv
(sub. 777)
(StrpiWcu) dug 01 cut through: a trench, canal; ttpvirrfi 8ia>pv
report, credit. 8oKT|crt-crc<j)Os, ov, (SoKijais, o*o<os) wise in one's

II.
good
own
conceit.
f.
:
a covered passage.
Stujcra., aor. I
8oKtjmco,
fSoKifidodTjv
part, of
aoca
pf.
of
SicaOeoj.
8fJLT)0is, aor. i
p.ss.
Sanaa:
8(ATj0T|TW, 3
in.
say metals
to
to
sing, imperat.,
may
77,
8jju}o%s, feus,
8p.Y|Tipa,
77,
he be prevailed upon. a taming, breaking a tamer, subduer; fern, of sq.

(Safj.dca)
examine.
Pass., aor. I tooKiâaa to as(Sc(ôs) prove, test : hence generally, to prove, II. to af prove, sanction : to hold as
:
acr. I
8eSo/)uaoy/cu
a tamer, breaker. 8p.w, dual nom. of S/^ws. in war 8p.(oT|, 77, (Safj-aca) a female slave taken
SIATJTTJP, ijpos, 6, (8a/*aa>)
Hence good, pure, after trial. 8oKip.aora, 77, an assay, proving, examination. 8oKip.acrTT|S, ov, 6, (ooKipaÔj) an assayer, examiner. 8oKipT|, 77, a proof examination : approved character,
,
ge-
Lat. probitas
and
trial.
nerally,
any female
77,
slave, Lat. ancilla.^
SoKipAcv, TO, proof,
From
8|juoios, a, ov, (S/jtdis) in servile condition.

Sp.b)is, t'Sos,
8/^0^7.
8[xu)s, ouus, 6, (5a(taa>)
a slave taken in war
hence
8oKip.os, ov, (Se'xo/xat) tried, assayed, genuine : of persons, approved, esteemed, Lat. probus, probatus : of things, worthy, excellent; also notable, considerable.
any
slave.
f.
Adv. -pus,
),
really, truly.
8voiraXi<o,
8vo<|>pos, a,
ANO'*O2,
swing or fling about. From ov, dark, dusky, murky. o, = KV<pas, darkness, dusk, gloom.
a>,
to
SOKIS, tSos,
Dim. of Sowc's, a stick. AOKO'5, 77, a wooden beam or bar : a shaft. = SuKiyffis, an opinion. 8oicu>, oos contr. ovs, 77,
SoXepos,
d, oV, (So'Aos) deceitful, treacherous.
77,
= 80^77. subj.
an opinion.
Att. 8od<r<raTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I in impers. sense, iSoe, it seemed: Sodcro-erai, Ep. for -rjrai, 3 sing.
8oXio-p,if)Tis, tSos, o,
(SoAtcs,
/LtT^Tts)
crafty-pur-
So^p-d, CITOS, TO, (SoKfoj} that which one thinks true,

2.
posing. 8oXto-irovs,
o,
77,
now,
r6, gen. TroSos, (ScAtos, Trot's)
a resolution, decree.
Hence
decree:
So^p-a-rifco, f. iffo} Att. to), to lay Pass, to submit to ordinances.
down a
of stealthy foot. 86Xios, a, ov, and

treacherous, wily.
8oXio-4>pcov, 6,
77,
os, ov,
(ScAos) craf'y, deceifful,
8o0T)o~o}xai, fut. pass, of SiSufti.
gen. ovos, (SoAtos, fprjv) crcffy of
AO0IIFN,
8oidco,
between
: f.
a small abscess, boil. aaca, (ooio'i) to consider two ways, hesitate

rjvos, 6,
mind, wily. SoXCx-avXos,

or socket.
ov,
(SoAtx c/s
Q-vXli) with long tube
Med.
to doubt, to
6,
8oi8vKo-TToi6s,
AOI'ATH,
SoiT),
77,
v/cos,
imagine. (8of8v, TTotecu) a pestle-maker. 6, a pestle.
8oXlx-avixT]v, f vos, 6, 77, (8oAtxt>'s, awx^) long-necked.

ov, (8oAtx c s> fpfT/ics) of a ship, of persons, using long oars. wau, (SoAtos) to deal treacherously.
>
doubt, perplexity.
From
long-oared
:
SOITJV, aor. 2 opt. of SiScaîi.
80101, d,
= Svo,
two, both
Soid,
8oiu,
= Soto,
Adv. in two ways.
80X160),
f.
of which
it is
the dual,
= 8uo.
(8oAix os ypatfu) prolix writing.
178 AOAI W XO'2,
AOAIXO'
77,
long of Time, long, weari- fishing-rod or limed reed (see Soi/ct/rdecs). 4. tbt the long course, bridge of the lyre. II. as Subst., SoAtxds, some. From in racing, opp. to the course of the o-TaStoi-. AONE'H, f. 770*0;, to shake, stir : to excite, agitate : Pass., 77 'Affiij ISove'cTO Asia was in SoXixo-o'K'-os, ov, (SoAixds, CKIO) casting a long drive about : shadow; or 8oXtX'0" Klo S> (8oAixX oo*xos) with long commotion. Hence
ov,
:
>
shaft.
SoXoeis,
fffffa, cv,
(SdAos) subtle, wily.
II.
of
86vi]p.a, OTOS, TO, agitation, waving BOVTJTOS, 77, t>v, verb. Adj. shaken.
motion; and
St'Soyw.
things, craftily contrived, artful.

8oXo-p,Tj8T)S, es, gen. 60S, (SoAos,
Sevres, nom.
pi.
of Sovs, aor. 2 part, of
a notion, opinion, Lat. visum : ex2. a sentiment, 8oXo-p,Tj-rrjs, ov, o, and 8oA6-[rr]Tis, t, gen. tos, (Sd- pectation. judgment : esp. a philoAos, firjTis) crafty-minded, wily. sophic opinion, Lat. placitum. 3. mere opinion, as II. 8oXo-|AT|xcivo S, ov, (SdAos, nrjxavn) contriving wiles. opp. to knowledge. 4. a fancy, vision.
/^Sos) wily, crafty.
86^5,
77,
(So/feW)
'
8oX6-p-v0os, ov, (SdAos, fivOos) false-speaking.
8oXoTrXoKia,
77,
subtlety, craft.
From
the opinion others have of one, one's reputation, Lat. existimatio : good report, credit, honour. 2. glory,
SoXo-irXoicos, ov, (SdAos, 7rAe'/o) weaving wiles. SoXo-iroios, ov, (SdAos, TroifQ}') treacherous.
splendour.
Hence
f.
Soao>,
8oXoppacj>Ca,
77,
artful contrivance, subtlety.
From
8oX6p-pa<f>os, ov, (SoAos, pairrco) contriving wiles. 86Xos, o, (from AEA-, the Root of Se'Aeap) properly
judge. 86curp.a,
8oooma,
Hence
8oop.av(a,
hold an opinion, think, believe, Hence glorify, extol. CCTOS, TO, an opinion : a fancy. From 77, love of popularity.
ao"a>,
to
II. to
then a piece of deceit, any cunning contrivance: craft, cunning, treachery, Lat. dolus. 8oXo-<J>6vos, ov, (SdAos, *<peW) slaying by treachery. 8oXo-<|>pa8T|S, e's, (SoAos, (ppaâi} wily-minded. 8oXo<j>povecov, ovaa, ov, (SoAo^pcui/) craft-devising.
bait for fish
:
8oo-Koiros,
ov,
(8da,
KOITTOJ) seeking popularity.
8o|o-p.avrjs, es, (Sdâ, ftavrjvai)
mad
after glory.
77,
mad
love of glory.
8o|-o-p.aTai6-cr<>4>os, 6,
(Sdâ,
paraios,
crowds)
8oXo<j>poo*-uvT],
T),
subtlety, wiliness.
From
SoXo-^pcov, ov, gen. ovos, (SdAos,

typaoijs,
= <f)prjv)
would-be philosopher.
SoAoII.
8o|o-ao<}>os, ov, (8oa, ffoQos) wise in one's

conceit.
own
crafty-minded.
f.
SoX6o>,
wffa),
(SdAos) to beguile, ensnare.
to counterfeit, adulterate, disguise.
Hence
II.
8o6co, f. wffcu, to give one the character of being so and so Pass, to have such a character.
:
86\oj[xa, OTOS, TO, a trick, deceit. 86Xcav, cavos, 6, (SdAos) a small sail.
86co,
fut.
17,
of
So/feo.'
86<u,
aor. i inf.
a dagger.
8op(i,
(Se'pw)
skin, hide.
8oX-a>ms, i8os, 77, (SdAos, an/;} artful-looking. SoXuoas, ecus, 77, (SoAoctj) a tricking, ensnaring.
86p.a, arcs, TO, (SiSayu) a gift. Sojiatos, a, ov, (Sejucu) of or for building.
86para, nom.
8opo.Tiov, TO,
thickness.
pi.,
Dim. of
es,
86part, dat. sing., of bopv. Sdpu, a small spear, dart.

(Sdpv, ?rax os )
BopaTO-iraxTlS,
& spear-shaft's
86p.vai, 86p.cv, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of StSw/ju. 86|j,ovSe, Adv. home, homeward; oVSe 56fJ.ovSe to
his
Soparos, gen. of Sdpy. 8opTjtos, a, ov, (Sdpu) wooden.
own
house.
From
86|xos, o,
(Se/zcu)
III.
household.
room. Kovra
bricks.
8opu-aXwTos, ov, (Sdpv, aAcDz/at) captive of the spear, domus, a house : also the taken in war. [a] II. a part of the house, chamber, SopC-yap-Ppos, ov, (Sdpu, yafifca} wooed by battle. anything that is built up ; Sia Tpirj8opi-0T|pa,TOs, ov, (Sdpv, BTjpaoj) taken by the spear.
Lat.
at
dofj.<vv
irXivOov
every thirtieth
o-âAAcu)
to
layer
of
8opt-K5vr,s,
es,
(Sdpv,
/rai/eti/)
8opi-K(iTis, J7TOS, o,
e's,
77,
(Sdpu,
slain by the spear. Ka.fj.voj) slain by the
8cp.o-o--f3a\T|S,
(Sd/xos,
bouse.
SovSxetJop.ai, Dep. and birdlime.
(5oVa)
ruining the spear. Sopi-Kpdvos, catch birds with reed 8opi-KTT]TOS,
ov, (Sdpv,
Kpavov) spear-headed.
ov, (Sdpv, /cTaofiat)

/fTVTrecw)
won
by the spear.
8opC-KTCiros, ov, (Sdpv,
Sovaxevs,
ecus, 6,
SovaKtris, tSos,
fern.
(Sdraf) a thicket of reeds. Adj. (5dra) of reed.
spear-clashing. 8opi-XT]iTTOS, ov, (Stpv, Aa/x/Sai'a;) won by the spear. 8opi-p.avTjs, e's, (Sdpv, (Mvrjvai) raging with the spear.
-
8ovaico-YXv<J>os, ov, (8dra, y\v<fca) reed-cutting. 8ovaK06is, taaa, ev, (Sovag) abounding in reeds;
8opi-|a,ap yos,oi', (Sdpvâp-yos)

8opu-p.T]<rTCi>p, opos, 6, (Scpv,
raging with the spear. ârcap) master of the
SdAos SovaKufis a reed covered with birdlime.

Sova>co-Tp6(|>os, ov, (Sdj/a^, rpetyca) reed-producing. 8ovaic6-xXoos, ov, contr. -xXovs, ow, (56va, x^da)
spear.
green with reed ;. 86vafj Ion. 8o{)va| Dor. 8u>va, &.KOS, 6, a reed, Lat. calamus, arundo. II. anything made of reed: 2. a a dart, arrow. flute, shepherd's pipe. 3, a
1
Sopi-iraXros, ov, (Scpv, irfzAAa;) wielding the spear; Xflp oopviraXros, i. e. the right hand. 8opi-irTT|S, es, (Sdpv, *7TeTco Root of TT/TTTCU) fallen by the spear. 8opi-iTXTjKTOS, ov, (Sdpv, jrX'fjaffca) stricken by the
spear.
179
with the spear, Sopi-Trovos, ov, (Sopv, TroVos) toiling bearing the brunt of war.
8opi-<r06VT|s, fs, v. sub SopvffOevrjs. 6opi-o-Te<}>avos, ov, (Sopv, ffTffavoi) bravery In war.
BOCTKOV, Ep. aor. 2
SoTcipa,
77,
fern,
of 8orr]p.
.
crowned for
battle.
8oTos, a, ov, verb. Adj of 8t6aj//, 8oTov, one must give.

8oTT)p, rjpos,
SOTTJS, ou, o,
6, (8i8cafju)
to be given.
II.
a giver, dispenser.
Sopi-rivaKTOs, ov, (Sipv,
Tivdffffca)
shaken by
Sorrjp.
(be spear. 8opi-T|XT]TOs, ov, (Sopv, TJJLVOJ) pierced by Sopi-roXfJios, ov, (Sopv, ToA/xa) bold in war.
SopKaXiS,
called
ioos,
77,
= 8opK<is.
6ovX-dYcoY0, f. 770-0;, (8ov\os, dyca) to bring into slavery; SovXayojyetv TO aw pa, to mortify the body. SovXdptov, TO, Dim. of 8ov\os.
SovXeia
Ion. 8ov\T]iT),
II.
77,
Sopicds, doos,
f],
(Se'Sop/ca)
an
antelope, gazelle, so
large bright eyes. Sop 6s, o, (Sepo/) a leathern bag or wallet. 8opiri>, f. rjact}, (Sopirov) to take supper.
from
its
very, bondage. men, servile class.
the
(SouX5cu) servitude, slabody of slaves, the bond-
Hence
a
8ovXios,
SopirrjcTTos, v, supper-time, evening. Aopiria, 77, (Sopirov} the first day of the feast Apaturia ; TTJS oprrjs rrj Sop-nia on the eve of the feast.
a, ov, or os, ov, (8ov\os) slavish, servile. II. 8otXevp,a, aTos, TO, (8ov\evca) a service.
slave, Lat.
mancipium.
AO'PIION,
chief
gen. ooparos, Ep. Sovparos Sovpus, in Att. poets also oopus dat. 8cpan, Ion. bovpari Ion. dual 8ovpi, in Att. poets also Sopzi or 8opi.
, : :
AOTT
meal of the day, dinner W

TO
TO, the evening meal, Lat. coena, the or supper.
8ovXetico, f. aca, (SovAos) to be a slave: generally, c. dat., to be a slave to another, be subject to, to serve,
obey, Lat. Inservlre allcui.
SovXtj,
77,
fem. of 8ov\os.
SovXijtfj, Ion. of SovXeia. 8ovXia, 77, poet, for 8ov\*ia.
oovpe.
Plur.
nom. Sopara, Ep. Sovpara Sovpa,
in Att.
8ouXiKos,
slave.
77,
6v,
8ov\ios.
Adv. -KWS,
like
Poets also
Soprj:
gen. Scpcav, Ep. Sovpcav: dat. Sopacri,

:
Ep. Sovpaffi
Sovpfffffi.
down
The stem of a tree, but only timber for ships, a beam, plank,
8otXios,
\
^fJ-np
a, ov, (SovAos) slavish, servile; the day of slavery, i. e. a slave's lot or
8ov\iov
life.
hence like Lat. trabs, a ship. II. the wood or shaft of a spear ; hence the spear Itself: a huntingspear : since the spear was held in the right hand, km Sopv meant to the right hand, opp. to CTT' dffniSa
to the
left.
Seipr]')
Ion. for 8o\ix68fipos, long-necked. 8ovXixois, eaaa, cv, Ion. for So\ix6fis, poet, for
8ovXix6-8cipos,
8ovXo-Trpeirr|s, cs, (SovXos,

false
es,
TrpeTTcy) befitting
a slave:
8opv-dXo>TOs,
8opv-6apo"r|s,
reading for SopidAorros. (Sopv Oapfffca) daring In war.

spear,
low-minded, mean.
AOT~AO5,
6,
slave,
bondman, properly a born

II.
an
8opv-vos, o, 77, (86pv, gwos) a friend at the ally In war : or a friend made In war. Sopv-ijoos, ov, contr. -ovs, ovv, (Sopv, êcy)
:
slave, opp. to dvSpdiroSov (a slave taken in war). as Adj.,5o5Aos, 77, ov, slavish, enslaved,
subject;
Comp.
spear;
polishing
also
as Subst., Sopvgoos, 6,
6.
a maker of spears
8opv6s,
e's, (Supv, Trayrjvai) built of beams. 8opv-ira\TOs, -ir6Tif|s, -TrX-qKros, v. Sopiir-. 8opv-o-0VY|s or 8opt-cr0vt]S, es, (8opv, aOevos") mighty with the spear.
Bopv-ira-yns,
SouAoYepos, more of a slave. SovXoo-vvi], 77, (SouAos) slavery, slavish work. 8ovX6<rtjvos, ov, (SoGAos) enslaved. 8ovXoTpos, a, ov, Comp. of SoyAos.
8ovX6a>,
slave
:
f.
waca, (SouAos) to
Med.
to subject to oneself.
o>s, 77,
make a slave Hence
of, en-
SotJXcocris,
8opvcr-cr6T)S,77TOS,(5,masc.Adj., 8opvfftroos, warlike. 8opvo--o-6os, ov, contr. Sopvcr-crovs, ovv, poet, also
Sopii-croos, (8opv, aevca} brandishing the spear.
8oOvai, aor. 2
f.
inf.
enslaving, subjugation. of SiSufAi.

Ion. for Sovag, Sova/tofts.
I
:
8ovva, SovvaKocis,
,
770-0;
Ep. aor.
Sovirrjffa
pf.
SfSovira
8opv-<TT<j>avos, 8opv-TivaKTOs, v. 8opi-. 8opv4>opeco, f. 770-0), (Sopvcpopos) to attend as a bodyguard : to keep guard over. Hence
8opv<j)6pT]|xa, /zaTos, TO,
corpse
heavily, of the heavy fall of generally, to fall in battle.

:
to
sound
a body-guard; and
8ovirT|To>p, opos, o, (SovTrfOj) a clatterer. AOT"IIO5, o, any dead, heavy sound; Soviros dfccvTOJV the
a keeping guard over. 6v, (8opv<popia) of OT for the guard; TO 8opv(popirc6v the guard.
8opv(|>opia,
77,
hurtling of spears
;
the
sound of
;
soldiers
8opv4>opiKos,
77,
marching the hum of a multitude the roar of the sea.
the din of
war
8opv-4>6pos, (Sopv, <pepa>) spear-bearing, Lat. hasfatus; ol 8opv(p6poi the body-guards of kings, who
ov,
were distinguished by carrying a
8ovpara, syncop. So-Opa, Ta, Ep. plur. of 8tpv. Sovparcos, a, ov, of planks or beams.
Sovpariov, Ion. for SopaTiov, a dart.
spear.
86s, aor. 2 irrperat. of 8'iSca/j.i. 8oo-i8tKos, ov, false reading for ScaaiSiKos.
Socris, ca's,
77,
8ovptos,
a, ov,
= SovpaTfos.
8ovpeo-cri, Ep. dat. pi. of Sopv.

off"
(SiSufjii)
present
a bequest.
a giving. III. a portion
II. a gift, a dose.
8ovp-T|V6Kes, (Sopv, evcyKtiv") Adv. a spear's throw or distant.
180
8ovpi-dXu>TOS, ov, Ion. for oopidXaros.
Bovpt-icXeiTos, ov, Ion. for oopt-KXeiros, (oopv, itXeiTUS) famed for the spear. 8ovpi-icXt)T6s, 77, t>v, Ion. for oopi-KXvros, (56pv,
which fell in pieces so as never to be drawn out of

the urn.
SpdircTiSijs, ov, o,
cpairfTijs.
KXvr 6s) famed for

8ovpi-KTT]T6s,
for 5opi-.
the spear.
Sovpi-X-rjirTOS,
Sovpt-jxav-qs,
Ion.
8pdirTts, loos, f), fern, of opaireTTjs. 8pdirT(<TKOs, o, Dim. of SpairfTrjs. 8pds, Spdoa, aor. 2 part, of opaca. 8pdcreioj, Desiderat. of Spaca, to have a mind
to be
to do,
Sovpios,
= doipeios.
wood-cutting.
(oopv, 80^77)
going
to do.
Sovpt-irXirjKTOS, ov, Ion. for oop'nrXrjKTOS.

8ovpu-TtiiTif|S, cs, (oopv, Tvnro})
8ovpo-8oKi],
8oupo-0T|KT],
77,
77,
, 8ovpo-p.dvifjs, 8oiis, aor. 2 part, of oiocafju. 8oxiov, Ion. 8oxTj'iov, TO, (Sex
a stand for spears. (56pv, OrjKT)) a case for spears. Ion. for oopifjiavrjs.
/*04 )
8pacr0ets, aor. I part. pass, of Spaca. 8pd<rlp.os, ov, (Spdoj} active ; TO opaaiîov ac.tion. Spaap.6s Ion. 8pr]crja.6s, 6,(8pavai^ a running away,
flight.
8pdcrop,ai, fut. of oiSpaaKQ}. [a] Att. 8pa,TTop,at:
APA'52OMAI
Ifpaâ^f
:
fut.
a holder.
II.
8oxT|,
T),
(Se'xo/wu) reception, entertainment.
receptacle.
SOXJATJ,
86xp-'-os, a, ov,
a measure of length, a span. (oo\nos) across, sideways, aslant. 8oxp.6Xocj>os, ov, (ooxfJ-os, \6(pos~) wearing one's
37,
oeSpay/Mi Att. to grasp with the hand, grasp a handful of: Dep. c. ace. rei, to take by handsful. to lay hold of: II. 8pa<rros, a, ov, verb. Adj. of opa<a, to be done. cpaareov, one must do.
aor. I
:
pf.
plume
aslant, with
nodding plume.
Hence 77, ov, slanting, sideways. 8oxp.6op,cu, aor. I eooxjuu0r)v, Pass, to turn sideways or aslant.
as one can Spd'YlA-a, OTOS, TO, (SpdffffOfMii) as much grasp, a handful, truss, sheaf, Lat. manipulus.
8pa-yp.aTT]-<J)6pos, sheaves.
f.
AOXMO'5,
8pacrTT|pios, ov, vigorous, active, efficacious. 8pci<mr)s, ov, o, (cpd&>} a worker : servant. 8pa<rriic6s, 17, 6v, (Spaa;) active. 8pdros, -f], ov, rn^tath. for SO^TOS, verb. Adj. of
Se'pcw,
skinned, flayed.
8paxp-T|, 77, (Spdo*o"oûai) a drachma, a coin worth 6 Roman denarius. II. an obols, i.e. 9|d, nearly Attic weight, = about 66 gr. Avdp. (Properly as much as one can hold in the hand, cf. dpayâ.)
ov,
(opdyfM,
<ptpca)
carrying
corn into sheaves. 8pa.Yp.euoo, SpaYp-os, o, (8pd<T(TO//ai) a taking hold of, handling. 8pd0eiv, aor. 2 inf. of Sapddvo}. 8pd0t, 8pait]v, aor. 2 imperat. and opt. of oiopaffKU.
aca, to collect the
APATl,
Pass.,
f.
opdoca [a]
i
:
aor. I
:
eopaaa
pf.
:
aor.
tSpaaOrjv
c.
pf.
SeSpa/xcu
to
Seopatta : do, be
doing, accomplish
dupl. ace., eS
ill.
or KdKws
pdv
nva,
to
do one good or
fj,
8paivo>,
f.
opavw, (opdw)
to be
going
to do.
8paK<uva,
rjs, 77, fern, of SpaKQjv, a she-dragon. 8paKetv, aor. 2 inf. act. of ofpreofjai. 8pdKT]vai, aor. 2 inf. pass.
8pirdvir], 8pirdvT]-<|)6pos, ov, (pfirdvr),<pfp<a} bearing a scythe; apiâ dpTravr)(f>iipov a scythe-armed car.
(opfTTca) a
sickle,
reaping-hook, scythe, [a]
8pdKO|ivos,
aor. 2 part. med. oi Spdicov, Ion. for ZSpatcov, aor. 2
8pirdvo-i8T|S, es, (Iptiravov, e?8os) sickle-shaped. 8pirdvov, TO, (Zpeirca^ Epeirdvij, a sickle: a curved
scimitar.
8paKovT6ios, a, ov, (opdnow} of a dragon. SpaKOVT-oXcTTjs, ov, 6, (opdrecav, SAAvfu) serpentslayer.
8paKOVTO-p.aXXos,
locks.
ov, (Spatcav, /naXAos) with
snaky
8pTrdv-ovp-yos, o. (opeiravov, *pyca) a sword-maker. 8pirTo>, poet, for cptirw, to pluck, cull. APE'Iiri, f. if/cu: aor. I Zcpcfa: aor. 2 '^pairov: Med., Dor. fut. cpttytvuai: aor. I kop^dp.^: to break off, pluck: Med. Pass., aor. I eopftydijv
:
8paKOVT-a>8ifjs, es, (opaKcav, eTSos) snake-like. 8pdKuv, aor. 2 part. act. of o(pKojj.ai.
to
pluck for oneself,
cull,
gather
metaph.
to possess,
enjoy.
^pd,K(av,ovTos,6,(opaK(Tv) a dragon: later a serpent. 8pdp.a, aTos, TO, (Spaa;) a deed, act, acting : a busi2. an action represented on the stage, ness, duty.
8pT]iTTT)S,
v, o, Ion. for opaireTrjs.

57,
8pT]crp,oo-x)vT],
= dp-rjaToo-vvrj.
8pir]O'Tr)p, rjpos, 6, (8iEpdo~KQj)
Ion. for
Zpaorrfp,
a drama.
8pdp.elv, aor. 2 inf. of Tpex<u. 8pdp.T]p.a, OTOS, TO, (Spa/xeu/)
8pdp.o-up.ai,,
run-away.
8pT]<TTT|p, fjpos, 6, Ion. for opaffrrjp, (Spdaj)
a la-
course,
a race.
bour er t worker
fern.
8pT)<TTipa.
Spap-wv, fut. and aor. 2 part, of rpe\o3. Spdvat, aor. 2 inf. of oiopdaitoj. 8pag, opa.Kos, SpdyfAO,. 8pdTrTuoj, f. aca, to run away, flee. From Ion. 8pTjirTTjs, foJ, 6, (opdvai) a run8pdir6Tr|S, ov, II. as Adj., Spaaway : esp. a runaway slave.
ircTTys K\rjpos
a.
Ion. for fpacrrrjs. 8pT](TTT|S, ov, o, 8pt]CTTOO"UVT), fj, Ion. for opaoroavvrj, (Spdai) service.
8pipvuXos, ov, Dim. of Spirits, sharp, piercing. [iJj API"MT'2, efa, v, piercing, stinging, biting, punII. metaph. like Lat. acer, sharp, keen, gent.
bitter
:
shrewd.
Adv.
,?7,
-ecus.
Hence
fugitive
lot, i.e.
a mouldering clod,
sharpness, pungency: shrewdness.
API'OS
API'OS,
wood,
TO, plur. Spia, rd, (as
if
Swards.
[
I
181
from
Spfoi/)
thicket,
APOITII,
brushwood. a bath. 17, a bathing tub,
copse8pvc|>aKTOv, r6, and Spu<j>aKTOS, 6, (Spus) a railed fence, railing, paling: at Athens the bar of the courts of law or the council-chamber.
\
Spop.aios, a, ov, or os, ov, (Spores) running at full

speed, swift, fleet. Spop.ds, dSos, 6, (5pa/ze?i/) running, whirling.
(Spaêfi/) a runner. = 8pdfj,rjfj.a. 8p6|jiT][Jia, aros, TO, 8p6(j.os, 6, (SpafJLftv*) a course, race,
8ptj4>-qv(u, aor. 2 pass. inf. of OOVTITQ). Sptnj/a, Ep. aor. i of opvirrca.

Sptivj/ia, rd, (SpuTTTcu)
8pO|Xt>3,
ea>s,
Sudicis, Adv. twice, = Sis. running : flight : a fleeing, escape ; f)p.ipr)S opopos a day's running, i.e. Svds, dSos, 77, (Suo) the number two. the distance one Can go in a day. 2. the length of ^ Svdco, (Sur;) to plunge in misery, the stadium, a course; ecu Spo/ôu (p(pfo~6ai to be carSueiv, later Att. for SuotV, gen. and dat. dual of Suo. ried out of the course. II. a place for running, AT'H, 97, woe, misery, anguish : toil, pain : bard race-course : a public walk. usage. \y] Spoo-epos, d, 6v, (opuaos) dewy, watery. 8vr|V, (as if for SWT/I/), aor. 2 opt. of Su^t.
j
scraping, parings. 8puoip.i, Ep. for Sp-?/it, lengthd. opt. of lpd<a. for eSu, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Sucu. 8t), Ep.
Spocrico, f. iaoj, (opoaos) to bedew, besprinkle. 8po<rivos, i], 6v, (opoffos) 5poo*epos. /, poet, for opoafpos. Spocroeis, eo*aa, APO'202, fj, Lat. ROS, dew: also the time of dew,
dew-fall.
2.
From 77, misery. 8vTj-ira0os, ov, (OVTJ, itaOeiv} suffering woe. 8i)0t, aor. 2 imperat. of Sucu.
8itt]ird0iT],
8ii'ios, a, ov, (Sur?)
miserable.
pure water:
tears.
3.
metaph. any-
Hence thing tender, the young of animals. 8pocr6a>, to bedew: pf. pass. part.
dewy.
8po<r-u>8ir]S, cs, (Spoo-os, etSos) dew-like,
Striven-, Svfjicv, Ep. for ovvai, aor. 2 inf. of Sucw. a collat. form of Su<w, SuVco. Sxifxi, assumed as
Svvai, aor. 2 inf. of Sucu. 8vva, Att. 2 sing, of Swa/zat.
dewy.
AT'NAMAI,
i'arafJiai, 2 sing,
:
in
pres.
and imperf. declined

Sui'jy
;
like
Apvds, dSos, TI, (Spus) a Dryad, a wood-nymph whose life was bound up with that of her tree.
SuVeat; subj. ovvojfj.ai, Ion. 2 3 pi. Sura^Tai Ep. Sui'eaTai 8ptiiyos [_i],r], ov, (opvs) oaken; opvivov irvp a fire of\ sing, ovvrjai impf. fovvdfirjv, 2 sing, tovvu, 3 pi. aor. 1 48uISuVai/To Ion. ISui/eWo: fut. ow/jo-opai oak-wood; (J.t\t opvivov honey from a hollow oak.
:
ovvaaai, Att. Sura, Ion.
SpV-KoXairTirjS, OU, 6,
8pi)p,6s, o, pi. opt/pot
= OpVO-KO\d.TTT7]S.
:
and 5pv[j.d (5pus) a oaîn neut. pi.] coppice, a coppice, wood, [y, except
:
tdvvrjOrjv (or fOvvdaOrjv Ep. Sui/do'^r;!') in Att. the double augment ?^8ui'dpf. SeSuVrj/iai : I. to be able, f*r)v, rjOvvrjOrjv is often used : Dep.:
vrjadfjirjv
:
and
8pvjiwv, wvos, f], (5pCs) an oak-coppice. 8pvo- yovos, ov, (opvs, *y(vca) oak-grown.
-
capable, strong enough to do, bvvaadai airavra to be able to do
c.
all
inf.
also c. ace.,
things, Lat.
omnia
II. to posse : absol., oi Svvdfifvoi the powerful. pass for, to be worth, Lat. valere ; o o~iy\os Svvarat 8pvo-KO\dirTT)s, ou, 6, (Spus, Ko\dirra)) the great 'ivra ojQoAous the shekel is worth seven obols : to avail : to signify, denote. woodpecker, Lat. picus major. Ion. dat. Spvo-ira-yTlS, fs, (Spus, Trayrjvai} built of oak. 8vvap.is, 17 gen. ecus Ion. tos KarcL the oaken (ovvafiai) 8pv-oxoi, o/, or Spv-oxa, rd, (opvs, strength, might, power, ability;
8puo-KOtTT]S, ou, oak, epith. of the
o, (opvs,
KOLTrf)
couching on the
ribs or cross-timbers
ther
of a ship, which hold her togeSpvoxovs nOtvai opdâros to lay the keel of i
kind of woodpecker. ripened on the tree,
bvvafj.iv to the best
of one's power, Lat. pro virili
new
play.
es, (opvs,
2. Trapd bvvaniv or uTrep bvvap.iv beyond one's power. a force for war, forces, Lat. copiae. 3. a quantity,
SpxioiJ;, OTTOS, o, (opus, oif/} a
Lat. vis,
etc.,
e. g.
xPrJ^ aTan/
as
4-
8pii-ir6TrT|s,
Treirroj)
quite ripe:
over-ripe, decayed; or 8pv-irTT|s, es, (Spvs, *7TCTcy Root of 7rt7rT<w) ready to fall from, the tree.
meaning, Lat. hence a faculty, art,

of money.
vis.
5.
Deforce of a word, a faculty, power :

6. worth, value, as
Logic
Swaôw,
SvvdcrO-rjv,
f.
waca, (ovva/j-is} to strengthen.

I
APT'IIIIA", 77, an APT'IITfl, f. if'ca:

aor. I
fopv(j)6r]v
over-ripe, mouldy olive. aor. I eSpuâ Ep. opfya:
Ep. aor.
17,
of ovvapai.
II.
Pass.,
8vvao-is,
ecus, 17,
poet, for ovvafjiis.
wound;
absol.
: to tear, scratch, pf. bfOpvfjLp.ai : opvirrfo-Oai irapeidv to tear one's cheek; also
8iiva<rTcCa,
power, lordship, sovereignty.
an oligarchy.
powerful
From
f], gen. Spuos, ace. opvv : pi. nom. and ace. Spues, Spuas, contr. Spus : the oak, sacred to II. any timber tree ; Zeus. iricipa Spus the re-
APT~2,
8ijvao-Ttvaj, f. o-a;, /o : to be high in rank.
oW
power or
lordship, be
From
Swdarai
8vvaoTTT]S, ou, 6, (SuVa/zcu) a lord, master, ruler; oi the chief men, Lat. optimates.
sinous pine. thered old man.
III.
metaph. an old
tree,
i.
e.
wi-
Suvourrwp, opos,
8i5vaTea),
f.
o,
= Svvdarrjs.
rjaoj,
(ovvaros} to be powerful.
8pv-r6}ios, ov, (Spus,
Tejutfj/)
felling timber.
8wcmis,
ou, 6, poet, for ovvdffrrjs.
182
Swaros,
able.
77",
Svvaros
mighty : powerful, of things, possible. Adv. of Svvaros, strongly, powerfully; Sv6v, (Svva/Mi) strong,
II.
bvcrektva.
8v<r-dvo)p, opos, o, ij, (Svff-, avrjp} with a bad husband, [a] 8vo--airdXXaKTOS, ov, (Svff-, drraXXdffffca) hard to get rid of.
8waTws,
varojs
'
^ ^ possible.
8vve, Ep. for eSvvc, 3 sing. impf. of 8vva>. 8vvat, SVVT], Ion. 2 sing, of Svi/a/icu.
8t>cr-dmoTOs, ov, very disobedient.

8u<r-air6KpiTOS, ov, (Svff-, answer.
a.TroKpivop.a,t)
hard
to
to
8uveaT(u, Ion. 3 pi. of SvvafMU. 8wt|<u, Ep. 2 sing. pres. subj. of SvvafMi.
8vvTj<rojjLai, fut. of 8vva.fj.ai. SIJVTC, aor. 2 part. nom. dual
8iivt), see Svca.
8vo--airoTpirTos, ov, (Svff-, diroTpfiroj)
hard
turn
away, stubborn, refractory.

of
8vo).
Svcr-dpctrTOS, ov, (Svff-, placable : peevish, morose.
dpeff/cca)
ill
to please, im-
Ep. 8va> gen. and dat. Svoiv, in later Att. only in Ion. and late Att., gen. Svwv, dat. Svai Ion. Suofcri sometimes indecl., e. g. TUV Svo Lat. DUO, our avv Svo two togeftoipdow: ther, by twos ; els Svo two and two. 8uo-Kai-Seica, ot, at, rd, twelve, Lat. duo-decim.
AT'O,
:
Sveiv
plur.
TWO;
8u(r-apurro-TOKta, 77, (Svff-, apiffros, TO/COS) unhappy mother of the noblest son. 8ij{r-apKTOS, ov, (Svff-, apx&) hard to govern. From 8v<ra/u\ia, 77, ill or hard lodging.
8ij<r-avAos, ov, (Svff-, avXrj} ill for lodging. 8\io-avXos, ov, (Svff-, av\6s) ill-suited for the flute. StKT-axTlS, fs, Dor. for Svffijxns.
Sva-oXTfls, es, (Svff-, d'xos) sorely painful. 8vcr-{3do TaKTOS, ov, (Svff-, ftaffTdâ)) grievous to be borne.
>
8uoKai8eKd-p.T]vos,
SvoicaiScKas,
8voicai8eKaTQS,
see 8caSetcd-iiT)vos, ScaSctcds, etc.
8v6&xriv, Ep. for Sv&aiv, 3 pi. of Svdoa.
Svpojjuu, poet, for 68vpofj.ai. Stkr-, insepar. Prefix, opp. to ev, like our un- or mis in un-lucky, mis-chance, always with a notion
8tKr-(3aTOS, ov, (Svff-, jSaiVw) hard to pass, impass2. trodden able; TO SvffftaTov difficult ground.
of hard, bad,
ill, etc., destroying a word's good sense or increasing its bad sense. 8vs, Svaa, Svv, aor. 2 part, of 8vca.
painfully.
8vcr-f3di5KTOS, ov, (Svff-, â'vôj) full of wailing. 8vcr-|3iOTOS, ov, (Svff-, /SIOTOS) making life wretched.
8vo--aY<6(jito TOs, 8v{r-aYcpiTos, poet, for Svff-avatc-. 8iicr-aYvos, ov, (Sva-, dyvus) unchaste, impure. 8v<r-aYpeo>, f. rjffca, to have bad hick in fishing.
Sucr-dSeXcJjos, ov,
8vo--u,T|s,
>
From ill counsel, folly. 77, 8t<r-/3ov\os, ov, (Svff-, &ov\rj) ill-advised.
8vo-|3ovXta,
Svcr-pcoXos, ov, (Svff-, /3a)A.os) of ill Svcr-YajJios, ov, ill-wedded.
soil,
unfruitful.
unhappy in
pi.
one's brothers.
es, (8vff-, a^/^t)
ill-blowing, stormy, adfor 8vaaeojv.
8vo--YdpyaXis,
i,
(Svff-,
iapya\ica)
birth.
ticklish, skittish.
verse ;
-
Svffa-fjojv
Ep. gen.
s,
8v<TYvia,
T),
low,
mean
From
os, ov, most miserable. most direful, most horrible. 8vo--aC0pios, ov, (Svff-, aiOpa) not clear, murky. 8uo--atcov,cyi/os,6, 57, miserable in life, most miserable.
8u(r-a0\ios, a, ov, also
8vo"-Y6VT|S, es, (Svff-, -yez/os) low-born: low-minded.
8uo -aidvTjs,
Svicr-Yvota, T), (Svff-, yvuivai} ignorance, perplexity. From 8vo-Y vco<r ^ a "h> difficulty of knowing. 8vcr-YV<oaTOS, ov, (8vff-, yvuvai) hard to know or
>
8v<r-a\YT|S,
hearted.
es, (8va-, aA.'yos) very painful, 8ucr-aAYT)TOS, ov, (Sva-, a\ye<a) unfeeling, hard-
recognise.
Svo*8aip.ovCa,
57,
misery: wretchedness.
From
II.
8v<r-8ai|Ao)v, ov, gen. ovos, (Svff-, Sai^cav) ill-fated.
8vo--d\tos, ov, Dor. for Svff 57X105. [a] Suer-dXtaros, ov, (Sva-, aX&vai) hard to catch or conills. quer; 8vffd\ajTos /taK&v hard to be reached
Sucr-SdKpirros, ov, (Svff, Safcpvca)
much wept.
much weeping.
8ti(r-8ap.ap, apros, 6, 77, ill-wedded. 8vcr-8td0eTOS, ov, (Svff-, SiariOr]^)
by
poet, syncop. for 8vo-a.vdfta.ros. ova--ajjLjjiopos, ov, most miserable.

8ucr-d}Ji|3aTOs, ov,
by
hard
ill
to settle.
8v<r-avdpaTOS,
ov,
hard
to
mount.
8v<r-a-yK6p,urros,
ov,
Svcr'eSpos, ov, (Svff-, ZSpa) bringing abode.

v
luck to one's
Sver-avaKop-to-Tos,
(8vff-, ava/(Ofi.i(a)
syncop.
to
8vo--6i8tjs, fs, (Svff-, ftSos) unshapely,
deformed.
hard
bring back or recall.
8ucr-ip,aTOS,
>
(Svff-, cf/xa)
meanly clad.
dvaKpivca)
ill,
8vcr-avdicpiTos, syncop. Bvcr-a-yKpiTos, ov, (8vff-, hard to distinguish or examine.
8uo--avcurxTo>, f. 77(70;, (8vv- avaaxôs} to be unable to bear.

}
to
bear
to
to enter 8tKr-eio-poXos, ov, (Svff-, or invade : Sup., -uraros, ov, most inaccessible. 8vo--K0vTOS, ov, (Svff-, l/fûcy) hard to avert by
sacrifice.
dffpd\\ca) hard
Svo--ava.Tpirros, overthrow.
ov,
(8va-, dvarpeiroj)
hard
plicable:
Sucr-eKXirros, ov, (Svff-, !XiW) hard to undo, inexAdv. -revs, indissolubly.
8vo--aveKTOs, ov, (8va-, dvex^ hard to bear. 8uo--dv|.ios, ov, Dor. for 8vff-r)V/ji.os.
8vo--6K-irepdTOS, ov,
(Sva,
tKtrepdof)
hard
to
pass
from, hard
to
to escape.
8vcr-avTtp\irTos,
look in the face.
ov, (Sva-, avTifaeirca)

pi. aor. I
hard
8i><r-ic4>'uicTOs, ov,
(Sva-, fKfpcvyoj) hard to escape
from.
8uo-avro, for kSva-, 3
med. of
8vca.
8vo--eXtva,
T),
ill-starred Helen.
183
8ti<r-Xms, iSos, 6, 17, hope, desponding. 8v<r-Xm<TTOS, ov, (Sva-, lA7n<y) unhoped for;
dvae\Tri<TTow, Lat. ex insperato, unexpectedly.
with
ill
l
|
8ucr-06pdirVTOS, ov, (Sva-, Ofpanevoj} hard to cure. 8u<r-0T6o>, f. rjaw, (Sva-, riQrjiu) to be in bad case : Med. to take a thing ill, Lat. aegreferre.
8vcr-0vT|<rKa>,
8vcr-ep,paTOS, ov, (over-, epPaivoj)
hard
to
walk on,
|
= ovaBavarioj.
= 8va6vfj.fQ).
rugged
inaccessible.
8v<r-0pY|vrjTOS, ov, (Sva-, Qprjveoj) most mournful.

8ticr-0poos,oj/, (Sva-, Opeco)
8vo--e^,j3o\os, ov, (over-, l/*/3aAAcy)
hard
to invade.
of harsh sound, grating.
8u<r-6VTpia, f), and Svo-cvrcpiov, TU, (Sva-, evrepov) a bowel complaint, dysentery.
kvTV^\avoj) not affable. 8uo'-eairaTr]TOS, ov, (Sva-, eânardoj) hard to de8vcr-VT6'UKTOS, ov, (over
ceive.
,
8u<T0vp.atva>,
f. rjaco, to be down-hearted, 8ucr0iJp,Ci>, to be melancholy, angry. From
despond: Med.
8v(r-0vfji.os,
ov,(Sva-, Ovpos) down-hearted, dispirited,
Responding, anxious.
ov, (over-, editToj)
\
8vcr-airros,
hard to unloose. 8uo--Xe-yKTOS,oJ/, (Sva-, leA67xa>) hard to refute. 8v<T-^XiKTOs, ov, (8va~, eeA(Wa>) hard to unfold
8vcr-e|jif|vu<rros, ov,
8vcr-iaTos, ov, (Sva-, idojjiai) hard to heal or cure. 8vo-i-0dXa<7O-os, /, (Svo), BdXaaad) dipped in the
sea.
or explain.
Svcr-frnros, ov,
(Sva, Times) hard

unfit for cavalry,
to ride in
TO
(Sva-, egavvroj) hard to
make Svaiinra ground

I '
away with
8v<ris, feus, 17, (Svca) a sinking or setting of the sun or med. imperat. of SVVQ}. stars ; Svais fjXiov the west. Svcr-empovXcvTOs, ov, (Sva-, tirifiovXfvonai) hard 8vcr-K<i0apTOS, ov, (ova-, KaOaipoj) hard to cleanse to plot against or attack secretly. or expiate : hard to appease, inexorable. 8v<r-K<x0KTOs, ov, (ova-, Kare^cu) hard to hold in. 8v<r-epa<TTOS, ov, (Sva-, epdcu) unfavourable to love.
:
indissoluble.
8tio-0, aor. I
8vcr-pir}p.os, ov, very desolate. 8iio -6pis, t, gen. iSos, (Sva, cpts)
>
Sticr-Kairvos, ov, (ova-, Kaitvos) very smoky.
most contentious,
very quarrelsome, peevish. Sucr-picrros, ov, (Sva-, Ipt'fcu) caused by evil strife. to ex8-uo--6p[AT|vevTOS, ov, (Sva-, fp^rjvfvcu) hard
plain.
|
8v<r-KaTairav<TTOS, ov, (ova-, Karairavo}) hard to check: restless.
8v<r-KaTdirpaKTOS, ov, (Sva-, KaTanpdaaca) hard to bring about, hard to effect, hard to re8v<r-KaTa<rraTOs, ov, (Sva,
store or reestablish,
(Sva-, cpcus) passionately lovII. ing, sick in love with, Lat. perdite amans. hardly loving, insensible to love. 8ii<r6TO, Ep. for Svaaro, 3 sing. aor. I med. of Sv<a.
8vo--6pci3S, CWTOS, 6,
fj,
means
8u<r-KaTa<J>p6vrjTOS, ov, to be despised.
(Sva,
KaTcuftpovtca) by
no
8ucr-'uvT|Ta)p, opos,
<5,
(Sva-, fvvrj) an
ill
bed-fellow.
:
8va--tpTos, ov, (Sva-, tvpioKoj) hard to find out hard to get : hard to get through, impervious.
8v<r-7]Xos, ov, (Sva-, (Âos) exceeding jealous. 8v<r-5TiTT)TOS, ov, (Sva-, (^recu) hard to seek out. Svcr-a>os, ov, (Sva-, {art]) most wretched. 8v<r-T)Ko-TOs, ov, (Sva-, doât) hard to cure.
8v(r-T|KOOs, ov, (Sva-, O.KOIHU)
Sucr-KaTtpyacrTOS, ov, (Sva-, Karepydôfjuai) KardtrpaKTOS. 8vcrK6, Ion. for eSv, 3 sing. aor. 2
= Svaharsh.
8v<r-KXo8os,
ov, shrill-screaming,
grating
hard of hearing.
(Sva-, Kudos') full of care, painful. 8v(r-KT]Xos, ov, .(Sva-, /cr)\oj) past remedy. 8vcr-icXT|s, es: ace. SvafeXfta. poet. SvafcXea: (Sva-, Hence /cAeos) injurious : infamous, shameful. BvcrKXcia, fj, ingloriousness, dishonour: an ill name.
8vo--KT]8if]s, fs,
Svo'-TjXeyTjs, es, (Sva-, \eyaj to lay asleep) of death,
SvcrKXews, Adv. of SvaKXe-fjs, ingloriously.

i
stretching one on a hard bed : hard, painful, uneasy : of men, hard-hearted, unfeeling. 8v<r-T|Xios, ov, unlit by the sun, sunless, without the
light of day.
Svcr-KXirjpos, ov, unlucky. 8vo-KXT|S, poet, for SvaftXerjs.
8v<TKoXaCvu),
j
f.
avw, (SvaicoXos) to be peevish, dis-
contented, annoyed.
fj,
(Sva-, i^/^tpa) an unlucky day. ill winds, stormy. S'Oo'-TjpLs, iSos, 6, 77, older form of Sva-epis, very quarrelsome, contentious. , (Sva-, yfo 8vcr-T]XT|s, ill-sounding : hateful to
Sver-Tjfxepia, 8v(r-T|Vî.os, ov, (Sva-,as/j.os) with
discontent. 17, (SvarcoXos) peevishness, Svcr-KoXXijTOS, ov, (Sva-, rcoXXdw) ill-cemented. 8v<TKoX6-Kap,iTTOS, ov, (SvafcoXos, /cd/i7TTa>) hard to
8vo-KoXCa,
bend; ovaicoXoicap-Trros
singing.
Kap,irrj
an
intricate flourish in
hear
of, hateful.
8v<r-0aXirfjs, (s, (Sva-, 9d\iros) hard to warm : chilly, 8uo-0avaTw, f. 170-0;, to die a lingering dea'h. From
SvcTKO\6-Konos,ov,(SvaKoXos, KOITIJ) making one's bed uneasy.

!
8uo--0avaTOS,
death.
II.
ov,
8u<r-0avT[S, cs, death.
8vo--KoXos, ov, (ova-, KuXov) hard to satisfy with dying hard, struggling with food : hard to please, fretful, peevish, disconII. of things, harassing : unpleasant. tented. bringing a painful death. Sucr-KoXiros, ov, with ill-formed womb. (Sva-, Oavetv) kaving died a hard 8ti(ric6Xa>s, Adv. of SvaKoXos, peevishly; SvaKu\cas
act.
\
8vo--0aTOs, ov, (Sva-, 0edo/ii) Svcr-0os, ov, godless, ungodly.
ill
to look on.
to be peevish. fy
bad temperament.
From
184
ment.
8v(r-KO(jU<rTOS, ov, (8va-, rcofil^ca)
bvo-Kparos
bad temperato be borne.
:
bva"n:apvvos.
8'uo -voos,
>
8v<r-icpaTOS, ov, (Sva-, K(pavvvfj.i) of
ov,
contr. -vous, ovv, ill-disposed,
ill-
affected, disaffected.
hard
8t)o--vo<TTOs, ov, not really

8v<r-vijp,<j>evTOs, to marry.
8iio--vvp,<j)os, ov,
a return.
8ticr-KplTOs, ov, (8va~, Kpivca) hard to discern Adv. -TOW, doubtfully to determine, doubtful. Kpircas %X lV * ^ e zn doubt.
8v<r-KiJ(jLavTOS, ov, (8va-, KVfj.aivca) stormy sea.
hard
Sva-
ov,
(ova-, vvp.<ptvca) disagreeable
of or from the
8uo--ti|ji.poXos, ov, (8va-,
(5va-, VV^TJ] ill-wedded. v(*0o\ov) hard to deal

vvir]fj.i)
with.
From be stone deaf. 8vT-Kco<|>os, ov, (ova-, Koxpos) stone deaf. 8ti(r-X6KTOS, ov, (ova, \tyca) ill or hard to
8uo-K<o4>w,
f-
"fl<f, to
8v<r-vvTOS,
tell.
ov, (Sva-,
hard to understand,
obscure, enigmatical.
Suo-oSpXa,
= 8vaoafj.ia. fj,
From
Svtr-XoYurros, ov, (8va-, Ao7<o/u) hard to reckon. II. misdirected, misguided.

8uo--X6<J>os, ov,(8va-,\6(j)os) hardfor the neck, hard to bear. II. impatient : Adv. -Qcas, impatiently.
8ticr-XvTOs,oi/,(8t>cr-, A.UCU) From 8u<rp.a6ta>, f. 7780?, to be slow at learning. to learn, diffi8ucr-jjia9T|S, Is, (ova-, fia9tiv) hard
8v(r-o8jAos, ov,
= 8vaoajj.os.
Svo-oSo-iratiraXos, ov, (SvaoSos, iranra\r]) rugged
and
steep.
hard to
loose, indissoluble.
hard to pass, scarce passable. 8v(r-ota>, to be sad, anxious : Med. to be afraid. (From 8vs, and o'i alas I, as ot/xwô; from ot/ioi.)
8iio--o8os, ov,
Adv. -6<as, slow at learning, dull fX flv ^0 be slow of learning. rjaoj, (Sva-, /xd^;o/zat) tofight in vain ; Hence to fight an unholy fight with. 8v<T|Aaxf]TOV, verb. Adj. one must struggle hard. S\>T-}JiSx os OI/ (Svff, fj.dxofta.1,) hard to fight with, unconquerable : generally, hard, difficult. 8uo-|A6vaiv<o, (8vafj.fvr)s) to bear ill-will.
cult.
II. act.
: s
bad to dwell in. with a bad path. 8v(r-oi<rTOs, ov, (8va-, o'lau fut. of cêpcu) hard to bear,
8vo--oiKi]TOS, ov, (8va-,
/
ot'tfe'cy)
8 u<r-<Hp.os,
ov,
(8va,
oifjir)}
insufferable.
8vo-op,ai, fut.
med. of
8vo}.
8iJiT-ojjL|3pos, ov,
tempestuous. 8vo--6plXos, ov, with an ill company, bringing evils

ofj.fja]
in one's train.
8ver-6p,p.aTos, ov, (8va-,
scarce-seeing.
Svo-jxeveta,
57,
(Sva/j.evrjs') ill-will,
enmity.
8v(rjJiV(ov, ill-affected, bearing
ill-will, hostile :
masc.
ill-
Adj. with parti cip. form.

Stxr-fxevTjs,
s,
From
bearing
(Suo*-, /xtVos) ill-affected,
will, hostile;
Svapevtes enemies.
ov,
8t)r-6paTOS, ov, (8va-, cpacu) hard to see. = 8vaopyos. 8u(r-6p'Y'r)TOS, ov, (8va-. op-yaa;) 8tJ<T-opYOS, ov, (8va-, cpyr)) quick to anger. II. 8v<r-opp,os, ov, with bad anchorage. irvoal 8vaopfj.oi, gales that keep ships at anchor.
8iJcr-opvis, I6os, 6,
f],
act.
8v<T-p,TaxipwrTos,
to take in
hand
or
manage
i),
;
(Sva-, fi(Taxfiptcv) hard : hard to conquer.

(8voj)
(8va,
vpvis)
boding
ill.
8vorp,T| Dor. 8u0jxT|, setting, esp. of the sun
= 8vais,
pi.,
8t)or-6p<j)vaios, a, ov, (ova-, cpfpvr)) dusky.
mostly in
a sinking, opp. to dva-
8v<roo-|jua,
-f],
an
ill
smell, rankness.
From
stinking,
roAcu.
SVO--P.TJVIS,
i,
8'Uir-oo'fjios, ov, (8va-, oaîi} ill-smelling, rank. II. bad for scent.
gen.
ov,
tos,
savage, wrathful.
fj,i)viaj)
8v<r-jjiTjviTos,
(Sva,
77,
visited
ivratb.
8vo--fjiT|TT]p,
epos,
a cruel mother,
8v<r-ovpi(TTOS, ov, (8va-, ovpi^ca) driven on by a too by heavy favourable wind, prospering unhappily. 8vo-ird0co, f. Tjaca, to suffer a hard fate, be in afflicnot a true tion. From II. to be impatient, Lat. aegreferre.
mother.
8vo-[AT]xfiv0,
8vcr-jiT|x2 vo s
f.
Sua-iraO^s,
foca, to be at loss.
es,
From
loss.
ing.
-
II.
(8va-, irdOos) Impatient of sufferhardly feeling, impassive.

iraA.at<y)
ov,
(Sva,
(J.r)x
av 'n) quite at a
8ijcr-|j,oipos, ov,
(Sva-,
fJLoipa}
= ovap.opos.
with,
8vo -irdXaicrTOs, ov, (ova, hard to conquer.

II.
hard
to wrestle
From 8v(T|jiopia, 77, a hard fate. 8vo--}jiopos, ov, ill-fated, ill-starred.
8vcr-ira,Xa|Aos, ov, (8va-, ira\dfj.ij}
with.
fJAJS.
hard to struggle hardly helping oneself, helpless : Adv.

hard
to wrestle
From 77, badness ofform, ugliness. 8vo--jxop4>os, ov, (ova-, fj.op<pr]) misshapen, ugly. not favoured by the Avtr-îovaos, ov, (8va-,Movad)
8vo~p,op4>ia,
Sva'-iraXTjS, fs, (8va-, iraXt]} generally, hard, difficult.

8vo--irapaf3Xir)Tos,
ov,
with
Muses, unmusical.
SIJCT-VI/ITTOS, ov,
(ova-, irapa/Bd\\cu) incom-
(Sva-, vica) hard to wash out or
off.
parable.
8u<T-irap<i|3ovXos, ov, (8va-, irapa, (3ov\rj)
8v<r-voT]Tos, stood.
ov,
(ova,
voi<a)
hard
to
be under-
hard
to
persuade, stubborn.
77<rcy,
8uo-vo&>, 8v(rvoia,
f.
77,
(Svavoos) to be ill-affected. (Svavoos} dislike, ill-will.

lawlessness
:
8v<r-'rrapA0eXKTOS, ov, soothe or assuage.
(8va-, iiapa6\yca) hard to
8v<rvop.ia,
77,
a bad constitution, bad
code of laws.
From
move
8vcr-vo|jios, ov, lawless, unrighteous.
8vo--irap(UTT]TOS, ov, (8va-, napairfOfjai') hard to by prayer, inexorable. 8v<r-irap6vvos, ov, (8va-, irapa, fivty ill-mated.
185
8v<r-TrapT|Y P s, ov > console or appease.
(Sva-,
Traprjyopeca')
bard
to
8vcr-Trp6o-iTos, ov,
(ova-, Trpuacipt
to
hard
ill-omened, ill-starred Paris
:
approach)
to approach, difficult
A tier-Trap
cf.
8vicr-irap0evos,
is,
r),
an unhappy maiden.
8uo--TTp6<ro8os, ov,
(f)(p(a)
hard
of access. to get at.
tSos, 6,
Alvoirapis.
8v<r-irp6(roicrTOS, ov, (Sva-, irpoaoiau fut. of irpoahard to deal or bear with, morose.
8vcr-irdpiTOS, ov, (ova-, iraptipi to pass by)

pass. 8vcr-TTi0T|s,
fs,
bard
to
opaoj)
Svcr-irpoaoirros, ov, (Sva-, Trpoaoô/xat ill to look on : cf ill aspect.
f.
of irpoa-
(ova-,
irfidofj,ai)
hardly obeying,
to
Svcr-TrpocrTrtXaerTOs, ov, (Sua-, irpoaire\daj)

to approach.
bard
self-willed, stubborn : ill-trained. Sticr-Tmo-Tos, ov, (ova-, irciOoj')
bard
persuade,
stubborn, disobedient. incredulous.

Svcr-TreXacTTOs, ov, come near.
8iio--ir(jLirTOS, ov,
Adv., SverirdaTajs
(ova-, 7reA.d<w)
X* lv to be
to
8vcr-Trp6<r<>Tros, ov, (Sva-, irpoaanrov) of ill aspect. Bvcr-piYOs, ov, (Sva-, piyos) unable to bear cold.
Sx/'crcrejSeia,
"fj,
impiety
a charge of impiety
:
and
dangerous
8vcr<T6|3i>,
f.
rjaca, to
be impious
trc/So/xat)
From
8u<r-crej3T|S, fs,
to act impiously.
(ova-, Tre/wra;) bard to send away. 8vcr-Trp,c{>e\os, ov, (ova-, 7T/*<pt) of the sea, rough and stormy : metaph. rude, discourteous. 8v<r-TTv0T|S, cs, (Sva-, irevOus) bringing sore affliction, grievous.
(Sva-,
ungodly, impious.
8vtro-{3(a, poet, for Svaatftcia.

8tio--troos,
Lat. perditus
awfa) bard to save, ruined, Svaaoa the rogues. Svcr-rdXas, aiva, av, very wicked, most miserable.
ov, (Sva-,
:
TO,
8vcr-TTpttTOs, through.
ov,
(ova-,
Trfpda})
bard
to
pass
8vio-Tavos, ov, Dor. for ovaTrjvos.
8ucr-TTTT|S, fs, (ova-, *irTca Root of mitrca) falling out ill, grievous, difficult. Adv. SvairfTus, Ion. -fols, with difficulty.
8v<r-Tnf|jJiavTOS, ov, (ova-, nrju.o.ivoj) full
evil.
8vo--rcK|AapTos, ov, (ova-, TKfj.aipofj,ai) hard to conjecture : dark and riddling. 8tJcr-TKvos, ov, (Sva-, TtKvov) unhappy in one's
children.
of grievous
8vcr-TpTnf)s,
ing.
s,
(Sva-, TepTrw) ill-pleasing, displeas-
(Sva, irivos) squalid. 8tJor-TrXayos, ov, (ova-, irXdvrj) wandering in misery. Ion. -irXotr], fj, difficulty of sailing. 8vo--irXoCa,
Sucr-TrlvT|s, es,
8ii(TTT]vos, ov, wretched, like Lat. miser, wretched,
unhappy, unfortunate.
II.
profligate. (Deriv. uncertain.) 8v<r-rXT|fJio)v, ov, gen. ovos, (Sva-, rXrjôjv) sufferevil,
From
8-ucr-TrXoos, ov, (ova-, irXeai)
8i5(r-TrXcoTOS,
ov, = ovan\oos.
ing
wretched.
bad for
sailing.
From fj, difficulty of breathing. 8vcr-Trvoos, ov, contr. -rrvotis, ovv, (ova ,irvfea) scant II. unfit to breathe. III. of breath, breathless.
8ii(nrv<Ha,
irvoal Svairvooi contrary winds.
8vcr-TX7jTOs, ov, (Sva-, rXrjvai) hard to endure. 8ttcr-TOKt)s, ecus, 6, (Sva-, roKfvs) an unhappy parent. 8vcTTOK0), f. râca, to have a hard labour. From
Sticr-TOKOs, ov, (Sva-,rfKfiv~) bringingforth with pain.
8vo-TO(xo>,
f.
rjao}, to
8iJ-crTO|jios, ov,
From speak evil of. (Sva-, brou.a) evil-speaking.
II.
8v<r-TroX[ji.T)Tos, ov,
(ova,
TroAe/xew)
bard
to
war
of a horse, hard-mouthed.
8v-<TTOvos, ov, (Sva-, arevcu) lamentable. ov, (Sva-, rondfa) hard to guess.
,
with.
Sucr-TToXcjios, ov, unlucky in war. 8ucr-TroXi6pKT)TOS, ov, (ova-, iroXiopKtai) take by siege.
8var-TrovT|s, es,
toil
bard
to
ov, (Sva-,
aroxdôâi) hard
to bit
upon.
II.
(ova
irovlaJ) toilsome.
.
8vcr-ir6vir)TOS, ov, (ova-, TTOK<W) hard-earned.
bringing
and
trouble.
8vcr-TpdTTos, ov, (Sva-, rpdirefa^fed on horridfood. bard to turn : 8vo--rpaTTXos, ov, (Sva-, rptnca) Adv. -\as, awkwardly. stubborn, unmanageable.
8t)<r-Tpoiros. ov, (Sva-,Tpena>)bard
to
8tcr-Trovos, ov, toilsome, wearisome.
turn or direct:
8ver-Trop6VTOS, ov, (ova-, Tropeuoât) hard to pass. From Svcriropia, TJ, difficulty of passing. 8vcr-Tropos, ov, hard to pass, scarce passable.
8tcr-TTOTp,os, ov, unlucky, ill-starred.
stubborn,
to be
wayward.
f.
Adv. Svairoto drink,
miserably. 8vcr-7TOTOs, ov, (Sva-, trorov) palatable.

T/J.US,
to fail. Hence unlucky, unhappy: of things, a SvcrTvxtjjxa, arcs, TO, a mischance, failure. , (Sva-, rvxri unlucliy, unfortunate. 8vcr-TvxTjS,
8vcrrvx,
rjaoj
pf.
SfSvorvxâ
(Svorvxhs)
hard
un-
Adv.
x40*-
Hence
77,
(ova-, trpayos) to fare ill. 8v<r-Trpa|ia, 17, (Sva-, Trpdaaoj) ill success, ill luck. 8\Jcr-TrpaTos, ov, (Sva-, iwrpdaKQ}) hard to sell.
8vcr-'irpu,Yco,
f.
170-0;,
ill luck, ill fortune. 8vcr-i)TroicrTos, ov, (Sva-, vnoiaap,os,
Dor. for
Sva(f)r)fJ.os.
8vo--Trp6TTTis,
s,
(Sva~,
ov,
7rpc7rcu) base,
ttnseemly.
8tKr-Trp6cr{3aTos, (Sva-, Gpproach, scarce accessible.
irpoafiaivw')
bard
to
SIJCT-^STOS, ov, (Sva-, <t>r)p.'i) able, horrible, Lat. infandus.

f.
hard
to tell,
unspeak:
rjaoj, (Sva<prjp.os) to
speak evil words
186
esp.
words of ill omen.
II. trans, to
speak
ill
ill of,
8vo--u)peop,ai,
f.
riffo/jiai
Dep.
(Svff-, wpos}
to
blaspheme, slander.
8v<r<Jn}nCa,
77,
Hence
language
:
evil
esp.
words of
of
ill
omen,
lamentations.
Svcr-^njjxos,
ov,
keep a troublesome, painful watch. 8vtr-a>pos, ov, (ovff-, wpa) unseasonable. 8i)T, 2 pi. aor. 2 imperat. of oicu.
8vmr]S, ov, 6, (ovca} a diver. 8vo>, Ion. for 8vo, two.
(8vff-,
:
<pr)jj.r))
omen, bod-
ing.
II.
slanderous
S,
evil.
8v<r-4>l\T)S,
(ovff-, 0tA.a>) hateful.
AYTl
or
8wo>
:
fut. bi/ffca [y]

:
aor. I act.
eStaa
:
8v<r4>opco, f. Tjffca, (ovfffyopos) to bear ill, to be Hence grieved, Lat. aegreferre ; to be discontented.
8vor4>6pT]TOS, ov,
Med., ovofjai
impf. tovop.T]v
fut. ovffofJLai [v]
aor.
hard
to bear.
ill
Sucr-ôpfii/Y!, 47705,6,77,
suited to the lyre, mournj
I e5vffafJir)v, with Ep. 2 and 3 sing, tbvffto, eSvcreTO, imperat. Svffeo, part. ovffofjLfvos used in pres. sense with the Med. the aor. 2 and pf. act. agree in sense,
:
ful, melancholy.
8iio--<j>opos, ov, (ovff-, (j)fpoj)
ive,
:
aor. 2 Zovv, vs, v, dual fovrrjv [v], pi.
5u/iei/,
fSvre,
;
hard
:
to bear, oppress-
Adv., 8vff(p6pcas heavy insufferable, grievous II. fX eiv t be intolerable. (Svff-,(p(po[Mi} moving slow of motion. with difficulty, of ovff<ppcav, foolishly. 8vcr(J>p6vcos, Adv.
8vtr<j>po<ruvr],
8vcr-<j>po>v, ov,
fdvffav Ep. e8vv; imperat. ovOt, ovre, subj. ova Sviijv or SVTJV ; inf. ovvai, part, ovs pf. otovrca.
: ,
opt.
care. From 77, anxiety, gen. ovos, (8vff-, (pprjv) heavy in heart,
II.
I. Causal in fut. and aor. I ovffca, e'Suja, to put clothes on another. II. intr. in all other tenses of Act., and in Med.: I. of clothes, to put them on oneself, put on ; metaph., (JLTJ ffv 76 ovffeai aXK-qv if thou wilt not put on strength. 2. of places, to enter, make
sorrowful.
senseless.
ill-disposed, hostile.
III.
I
8vo -<J>vAaKTOS,
r
or keep.
ov, (8vff-, (pv\affffoi) II. hard to keep off.
hard
to
watch
j
one's way into ; bvvai KU\TTOV Oa\affffr)S to sink into the lap of ocean TTOX^HOV bvvai and SvffaffOat to plunge into the fight ; fj.vrjffT7]pas GvffaoQai to go in 3. to come over or upon; KO.among the suitors.
:
8vo--xifJipos, ov, (8vff-, \tTiM) very wintry, stormy. 8v(r-Xipwp.a, aros, TO, (8vff-, \fipota) a thing hard to subdue, a hard conquest. 8var-X6ipcoTOS, ov, (ovff-, xipocu) hard to subdue. 8v(rx6paiva>, fut. avw, to bear with a bad grace, Lat.
II. aegreferre : to be discontented, displeased. to make a thing hard, to make difficulties ; priâra and Svox^pavavra (aor. I part.) vexatious words II. annoyance, trouble. 8vcrxpeta, ?), difficulty.
:
IMTOS yvTa
KparepT)
I
Sfdvfte weariness
\vffffa SedvKf
:
absol. to sink in
to
came upon his limbs ; madness came over him. 4. dive : to set, of the sun and stars.
(dvudetta,
fiovs)
Suw-ScKa,
beeves.
ol, al,
ra, poet, for 5d>8ftca.
8uco5eKa-|3oios, ov,
worth twelve
8uui86Ka.-Spop.os, ov, twelve courses.

8vco8Kd-|jn(]vos,
old.
os,
(SvduSetea,
Spd/j.ftv')
running
(8vu5eKa,
p.r)v)
twelve months
2.
of persons, peevishness, ill-temper, moroseness.
From
8v<r-X6pT|S, fs, (8vff-,
BvcoSeKa-fjioupos, ov, (SvwStica,
fj.otpa')
divided into
e</
p)
hard to manage.
II.
peevish, ill-tempered
2. of persons, annoying, unpleasant, troublesome. : Adv., ovoxepus ex fiv to be annoyed. SvaxifJios, ov, (from 8vff-, as [Ji(\ayxif*os from /zc-
twelve parts. SucoSeKaraios, ov, twelve days old. 8ucoBxaTOs, ov, poet, for ScaocKaros.
8vo)KaiLKO(rC-p.Tpos, ov, (Svco KOI holding two-and-twenty measures.

8t<oK<uiKOcri-irr)X'us,
v,
e'tKoffi,
Aas) troublesome, dangerous, fearful. 8v(TxXaivia, 77, scan'y, shabby clothing.
(ovoj real
e'iKOffi,
From
8v<r-xAcuvos, ov, (8vff-, xâfi/a) shabbily clad. Sticr-xopros, ov, ill-supplied with food.
convenient
8vo--xpT]<rTOS, ov, (ova-, xpaoât) : intractable.
twenty-two cubits long. 8w, TO, Ep. apocopate form for and ace. Also as plur. for
8to, 8^)s, 8y, aor. 2 subj.
ScDîa,
only in nom.
hard
to use, in-
8u-8eKa,
ol, at,
ra, (Svo, Se'/z) twelve, Lat. duodecim.
x&pos} difficult ground. 8v(r-u>8T]S, fs, (ovff-, oa>) ill-smelling. 8vor-a>8ivos, ov, (ova, w8iv) causing grievous pangs.
8v<r-x<>p(a,
T),
(8vff-,
8a)8Ka-Yvap,irTOS, ov, (8d;8ea, yvafjnrTQj) bent twelve times ; 8ca8tKa.yvafj,irTov rep/xa the post that has been
doubled twelve times.

8co86!ca,8-apxos,o, (SwSe/m, apya>) a leader of twelve. 8b)8Ka-8b>pos, ov, (cuofKa, owpov n) twelve palms
Sutrtoveco,
f.
rjffoj,
to
beat
down
the price, cheapen.
From
8vo--a>vi]S, ov, 6, (8vff-, fofoflOi)
long.
8coOK-de6\os. ov, conqueror in twelve contests. ScoScKa-eTTjs, es, (8w8e/ca, tros) of twelve years : 8ucr-a>vvpLOS, ov, (8vff-, oVojwa) bearing an ill name, but, 8&)86KacTT)S, ov, 6, twelve years old. bearing a name of ill omen, such as A/as. 8co8Ka,Kis, Adv. (5a;5fa) twelve times. 8vor-coiT(o, f. rjooj, (8vff-, o;^) to put a person out of 8co8K<i-Kpouvos, ov, with twelve springs. Pass, to be ashamed, countenance, to be importunate : 8a>S6Ka-Xlvos, ov, (otuSeKa, Xivov) of twelve threads.
difficulty,
one who buys with
a hard customer.
shy, timid.
8(o86Kci-jx7)Vos, ov, (ouSffca,
fj.rjv')
of twelve months.
ea.
BcoScKa-pTjxaVos, ov, twelve arts.
(owocrca,
187
AcopCtrSco, Dor. for
8co8Ka-irais, -TraiSos, o, 77, with twelve children. ScoSeKd-iraXai, Adv. twelve times long ago, i.e. ever so long ago. 8co8Kd-iTT]X'us, v, twelve cubits long. ScoSeKa-iroXis, gen. tos, formed of twelve united
,
AcopicrrC, (AcDpos) Adv. in Dorian fashion. 8copo8oKcco, f. 770-0;, (SojpoSo/cos) to accept as a prePass, to have a bribe sent, to take as a bribe : given one : c. ace. to receive as a bribe. Hence
states.
8co8K-dpXT)S, ov,
8u>8eKas, dSos,
77,
6,
ocaotK-apxos. (SouoeKo) the number twelve
ScopoSoKijp.a, OTOS, TO, a bribe. 8copo8oKir](rTi, Adv. (ocupoooKtu') in bribery fashion, with allusion to the Dorians. 8copo8oKia, 77, (ocapoSoKcoi) a taking of bribes, openness to bribery.
number of
twelve,
a dozen.
8copo-8oKOS, ov, (Swpov, Ofxo/j.ai) taking presents cr

bribes.
8co8cKd.-crKaXp.os, ov, twelve-oared.
ScoSeKa-cncvTos, ov,
pieces of leather.
made of twelve
different coloured
From ScoSeKaratos, a, ov, on the twelfth day. ScoStKaros, 77, ov, (8d>8Ka) the twelfth. ScoSeKd-4>uXos, ov, (8o;5e/z, <pv\r)} of twelve tribes : TO 8caoKa(pv\ov the twelve tribes of Israel. 8co8K-TT]s, ov, o, (cwofKo., 4Vos) twe Ive ye ars old;
fern.
8copo-86TT]S, ov, o, (owpov, oioojfu) a giver of presents. 8upov, TO, (oiooufu) a gift, present : a votive offering to a god Swpa fooV gifts of or from the gods. II. the breadth of the hand, the palm. 8copo-tf>d,Yos, ov, (oupov, <pa~ft.iv) devouring gifts, greedy of presents.
;
8copoc|>opeco, f.rjffoj,to
bring presents or bribes.
From
:
8co8K-6Tis, iSos,
77,
77.
8copo-c|>6pos, ov, (8u>pov, ^>epo)) bringing presents
AcoScovT),
Dodona,
town
in Thesprotia, the seat
for 8o>peo/xat. of a very ancient oracle of Jupiter. 2 subj. of oidufu. 8cos, 77, Lat. dos, = Soffts, only in nom. 8coT], 8a>T)cri, Ep. 3 sing. aor. for 801771', aor. i opt. of oiocafu. 8co<reico, Desiderat. of oiowpi, to be ready to give. 8&5r)V, Ep. SwKa, Ep. for cSowa, aor. I of oiScvfii. 8o><rcp.evai, -p.v, Ep. fut. inf. of 8i8o)/ti. SCOCTL, 3 pi. aor. 2 of St'8o>/. StoXos, Dor. for 5ov\os. II. a 8tocri-8iKos, ov, (oidw/jLi, SIKIJ^) giving oneself up to Stop,a, CITOS TO, (Se/zcw) a house, dwelling. III. a house, justice, abiding by a sentence. part of the house, a chamber, room. household. 8cocrco, fut. of didojfu. Scocrcov, Dor. for Scuff wv, fut. act. part, of ot'Sw/xi. 8cop.aTLOv, TO, Dim. of ScD//a. fern. -ITUS, iSos, 77 of, (8w/ia) 8coTT|p, T^pos, o, (SiSoj/xt) a giver. 8cop<iTiTT]s, ov, o = SOJTT/P. belonging to the bouse or household. ScoT-qs, ov, 6, From 8(orlvdf co, f. dcro>, to receive presents. Scop,aTO-<j)6opa>, f. T^CTO;, (Sa)/xa, (pOetpca) to ruin house and home. ScoriVT], 77, (5/8o>^t) a gift, present : ace. oojrivrjv as Adv., as a free gift, freely, like Swpeav. [t] 8cop,aroco, f. uffca, (ocufjia) to house.
: :
hence tributary. 8copvTTOp,<u, Dor.
and 8cop.dopai, Dep., (8t/xcu) to build. 8tova, Dor. for o6va, dovvag. 8toop.6v, Ep. for 8cD/ni', I pi. aor. 2 subj. of diScaî. Ace. Scapeav Scoped, Ion. -6T|, 77, a gift, present : used as Adv., as a free gift, freely, Lat. gratis : hence
8top,dco
ScoTCop, opos, d,=*dcaTr)p. 8(6(0, Ep. for ota, aor. 2 subj. of StSwyut.
From undeservedly, in vain. or 8copeop.ai, Dep., f. riffofjtai to Scopeio, f. rjaca give, present : to present one with, Lat. dono. Hence
: :
E
E, called I tyiXov, the fifth letter of the Gr. alphabet: as numeral e' = irVTf and W/^rros, ^ = 5000. When in the archonship of Euclides (B. C. 403) the Athenians adopted 77 from the Samian alphabet to represent Ions; e, the Gramm. introduced the name of was one way $i\6v, f without the aspirate, because
,
that which is given, a gift. 8copT]p.a, aTos, TO, ScopijTos, 77, 6v, (oojpeoj) open to gifts or presents, to II. freely be appeased by gifts. given.
Acopidco,
Acopievs, Dorians.
tate the
f.
aaco,
6,
= Acapifa.
:
eo)S,
(AcDpos) a
f.
Dorian:
:
in plur. the
AcopCco Dor.
to dress like
CcrSco
Dorians. 2. a Dorian girl.

77,
to (Acvpos) : to speak Doric Greek.
LOW
imi3.
AcopiKos, Dorian.
6v,
and Acopias,
a, ov, (Aa>pcs) Doric,

I.
of writing the rough breathing. him-, her-, or it-self, Lat. se, ace. sing, and plur. reflexive Pron. of 3rd pers., without nominat., and is never enalways enclitic. A rarer Ep. form
,
,
clitic.
II.
without reflexive sense, for avruv,
(sub. frj) the
77, (AcDpos) fern. Ad]. Dorian: Dorian land, i. e. Peloponnesus. (sub. Koms) a Dorian knife used at sacrifices.
AcopCs, tSos,
avTTjv, CLVTO, him, her,

i,
2.
i,
AcopCcrSev, Dor.
inf.
efi,
See ou, Lat. sui. it. exclam. of wonder or displeasure: Lat. vabl for ('id, 3 sing. impf. of ldo>. Ion. for ^v, i sing. impf. of et/xf sum.
188
a\ lengthd. Ep. tda, 3 sing. pies, of idea.
eu
e/3ucra.
let
alone.
III.
Med., kaaOai nvi

!i5s.
to
give up a
Idav, lengthd. Ep. inf. of eda;. tay a, pf. of dyvvui with pass, sense. Idynv [fi], aor. 2 pass, of dyvv/ju. a8a, pf. of avodvoj. laSov, aor. 2 of dvodvw.
dXir}
pf., IdXwv [ d], aor. 2 of aXiaKopai. dv, Conj. (properly ei dV), if haply, if so be that, in case that, followed by Subjunctive, whereas et is fol-
thing to another. cdcov, Ep. for trjcav, gen. pi. of -|3a\ov, aor. 2 of ^SdAAcy.
e|3av,
ei'Acy.
Ep. for Zffrjaav, 3
pi.
aor. 2 of {Saivof.
act.
epdo-Kirjva,
fiafftcaivca.
e'|3acrKdv0i]v,
aor. I
and
pass, of
IdXuica [a],
or IdXi] [a], 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of w
e{3d<TTa(ra,
J3d<rTa|a, aor. I of PaffTafa.
lowed by
or at K
:
Indie,
and Optat. the Att. contract
Homer
into fjv
uses for
it et
#e
pd4>0t]v, lp<i<j)Tiv [a], aor. I and 2 of fiairTca. lj38op,-aYTi]S, ov, 6, (l)3So/xj7, dyca) epith. of Apollo, the Spartans offered sacrifices on the seventh to
whom
it
with Verbs of seeing and inquiring, it an, if, whether ; OKuirti fdv ifcavuv 77 see if or whether III. kav /cat even if, granting that ; it be enough. kdv fir] if not, except, unless ; kav dpa /j.rj if perhaps IV. after relat. Pronouns and Particles kav not. os kav whosoever ; OTTOV kav wheresostands for av ever ; but only in very late writers.
;
II. and av. answers to Lat.
of every month.
a, ov, (e/35o/zos)
d5os,
f),
on the seventh day. a number of seven.

seventh.
S, ov, (e'/38o/*os) the

,
of, at,
ra, (firra) indecl. seventy.

II.
{SSo|xos,
77,
A7 (^f^P
)*
seventy-six. ov, (eTTTa) the seventh. the seventh day of the month.
7)
4/35o-
used of all things fit for put77, ov, (eVi/u/it) ting on or wearing ; and so, generally, fine, light ; favus Kaaairepos tin beat out thin and made fit for II. as Subst., kavuv wear. (sub. ef/za or iudnov'), TO, a rich state-robe. o|a for 7â, aor. I of a-yvvfu. y EAP, 4'apos, TO Ep. flap, eiapos; contr. -rjp, tfpos: Lat. VER, spring ; e'apos veov iarautvoio in early spring ; metaph. of anything early or fresh, the prime or first bloom of a thing yfvvojv tap the first down
; ;
lavov, luvos,
TO, v. sq.
(j3e|3T|Keiv,
plqpf. of Paivca.
iv, lpep\Tj|XT]v, plqpf. act.

?7,
and pass,
ov,
of ebony.
From
O5, 77, the ebony-tree, ebony. aor. 2 of j6cuV<u.

,
aor. I of prjaaca. causal aor. I of fiaivta.
or6TO, Ep. for kjBrjoa.ro, aor. I , ptdcr0T)v, aor. I med.

j3nfj0i)v,
med. o and pass, of
aor. I pass,
of
/Stacy.
4f3iu>v,
aor. 2
of
@i6<u.
on the
chin.
epicoorao, 2 sing. aor. I
apG-SpTTTOS, ov, (cap, SpeVcy) plucked in spring. apib>, f. iffa) Att. tu>, (eap) to pass the spring. &pivos Ep. elapivos Att. iqpivos, 17, ov (cap) Lat. vernus, of or belonging to spring.
:
pass,
:
'/3Xa|3v, Aeol. of 0\airT(u.

J3Xd<TTT)ica, pf.
and Ep.
for k$X.afirio~av, 3 pi. aor. 2
of PXaorava).
J3Xdo-Ttjo-a, epXatrrov, aor. I
and 2 of @\affTdvu.
apo-Tp6(J>T|s, es, (eap, Tpe'(pcu) spring-nurtured. eas, Ep. for s, 2 sing. impf. of et/it sum. eacra, Ep. aor. I of kata.
epXa<j>a, pf. of fiXa-nTO). J3Xirrjv, aor. 2 pass, o

X<|)0ir]v, aor. I pass,
,
3 plur. of dpi sum. JECUTKOV, Ion. for etW, impf. of kaca. eSrai, Ion. for rjvrai, 3 pi. of ^/zat. care, Ep. for ^TC, 2 pi. impf. of dui sum. 4aros, a, ov> verb. Adj. of eda>, to be suffered: to be let alone.
eacrv,
Ep. for
flat,
Ep. aor. 2 pass of )3dAA(y.

aor. I of /3Avcu, but f|3Xvo-a of jSAiâ;. aor. i act. and pass, irjv,
/3ovX6fJniv, aor. I
aor. I of ftXioaoj.
of
J3oviXTi0'T]v,
and impf. of (3ov\o(i.ai.

i'5os,
ttro, Ion. for fjvro,
1-avTOt), ^s, ov, pi. Att. contr. avnrofl, etc.

in gen., dat.,
4<i<f>0T],
impf. ofrjfjtat. eavrcav, etc.; Ion. ICOVTOV, etc.;

pi.
:
'EBPAFOS,
(sub.
a Hebrew
(e, q.v., aiirov)
Reflexive
Pron. of 3rd pers., o himself, herself,
itself, etc.,
used
5tdAeTos), the Hebrew dialect. Hence 'Eppaurri, Adv. in the Hebrew tongue. of fipdaaw. c|3pct<ra, J3pd<r0T]v, aor. I act. and pass,
'Eppais,
fern.
Adj.
and
ace. sing.
e'ppaxc, see /3pax<w.

e|3pdxT)v [a], aor. 2 pass, of ftpt\(a.
:
Ep. for T^fl?/,

:
3 sing. aor. I pass, of airrw.

eta)
:
kSt, Ep. impf. eiW, Ep. without augm. cav fut. edcrw [a] : aor. I ei'do-a, Ep. eaaa Pass., f. med. in pass, sense, kaoopai pf. et'd/ca pf. To let, suffer, allow, permit : with notion of e'iapa.i. II. to let let alone, carelessness, to leave alone. go, let be: heed not. 2. to let alone, let be; Oeus TO plv Bwffei, rb 5' edo-et he will give one thing, the ' other he will let alone, i. e. not give ; kav x a lp (lj/ to
: :
'EA'il, contr.
ppex0t)v, aor.
I act.
and
pass,
of /?pe'x>.
aor. I of 0picu. aor. i of &piO<a.

,
aor. 2 of
&pv\ca
\y].
aor. i act. and pass, of fitfipuaKoo. e'Pptuv, aor. 2 of fiifipwoita). i'ppcocra, |3pa)0T)v, aor. I act. and pass, pvcr0T)v, aor. I act. and pass, of {tva.
,
189
cJ3axra, contr. for c06r)ffa, aor. Y-Y atos a ov a l so Y"Y tos "
>
'
,
>
(^
7*7)
n or
Q/"
(eyyvs} Adv. Time, wzg^ a/ aa?.
anf
&y,
0ar.
II.
of
II.
/e
land, native.
II.
sisting of land.
X#oi/tos.
III. in
of property, in land, conor beneath the earth, like
Y-Y*>OS, ov, (eyyvr]') giving surety or 6az7. as Subst., eyyvTjrrjs, a surety.
ty-yfyaa, Ep.
YY*Y^/u Hl JLai YY*YP a JLat

'
Jl
l 'f
'
of (yyiyvopat. P^ P ass of (yyhv<pca. P^ P ass f tyypd(p<*)pf.

-
3 pi. aor. I subj. of causal sense, /o engender or breed in.

L,
>
cyyeivofiLai
in
I. of Place, 'EITr'5, Adv. near, nigh at II. of Time, hand, absol. or c. gen. nigh at hand. III. of Numbers, nearly. IV. coming near, like, akin to. Comp. kyyiojv, ov, and tyy\>Tfpos, a, ov Adv. fyyvrtpca, nearer : Sup. cyyiaros and 77t;TaTOS Adv. '4yyiara and fyyvrara, as near
; ;
as possible : see kyyiojv.
oi;
^>
a mocker, scorner.
[a] at one
:
From
:
a.v,
f.
dcrofjiai
to
laugh
at,
mock
for the tenses, v. 76X00; absol. to mock, jeer.
iy-y<avios, ov, (kv, 70)1/05) angular, forming a right angle; Xi&oi kv ropy eyywvioi stones cut square. YSovTnr](ra, Ep. for fSovirrjcra, aor. I of Sourrto;.
ytvos) in-born, native, innate, natural ; eyyevefs Ocol gods q/" the race or country. II. 6or of the same race, kindred. ty-yrip&a-KO), fut. aaop.ai [a], to grow old in a place. *Y'Yty vo JLat fut -7J"7<ro/M for the tenses, v. 74CY-Y^VTJS,
es, (li>,
:
tytyuvt, 3 sing. impf. of ytyuvca see yeyuva. plqpf. of ytycava. impf. of yeycaveoj see ytycava. causal aor. I of ydvofjiat, to beget. tytyovei and lyfy*vr]ro, 3 sing, plqpf. of yiyvopai.
:
',
',
'ErEITH,
fut.
eyepw
aor. ijydpa.
pi.
pf. fy-fjyeprca
:
to be produced in, Dep. grow in : to take place, happen, arise in, or IL to intervene, pass. III. among. 7yiyverai, it is allowed, like egfan. II. mostly tY'V ifa, f- to~, (tyyvs) to bring near. intrans. to draw nigh, be at hand. i, Ion. and in later Gr. for kyyiyvopai. Comp., and YY t<TTOS *]> ov > Sup. of
yvofjiai
:
(kv,
yiyvoâi)
Pass., aor. I j,yep0r]V for Ep. aor. 2 yep/Mi :

',
Ep. 3
and
pf.
eyepOtv pf. 777med., see Hypero, eyp-
Act. to awaken, wake up, rouse, stir : 2. to raise from the metaph. to rouse, stir up. II. Med. dead. 3. to raise, erect a building.
rjyopa
:
I.
and Pass, to wake, watch : be awake.
rise
up from
2. to
in aor. to keep sleep rouse oneself, be excited

:
by
passion, etc.
i|a, Ep. and Dor. aor. I of yc\dca. syncop. for tyevero, 3 sing. aor. 2 of 7*-
(kv,
f.
y\vKvs)
(|j/,
f.
to
have a sweet
(kv,
taste.
tyca,
y\v<p<a) to cut in, carve.

rjaoj,
yvofj.ai.
,
iy-y\<jyrro-'TTjirt<a,
yXwaaa,
:
Tvirroj) to
of.
strike out with the tongue, to be
always talking
aor. I of yepaipo). aor. I part. pass, of fyetpo}.

QJTOS, 6,
fj,
Y~Y OVOS
>
^> (* v > yoyos')
a grandson
descendant.
stirring.
(eyfipca, y{\cus) laughter-
to iy-ypa^xa, f. if/ca: for the tenses, v. ypafyQ): in or on : to paint or write on : Med. and Pass. to have written on ; eyyey pap/twos having it writ-
mark
6Yport-0uTpos,
spectators.
ov, (tyeipoj,
Oearpov) exciting the

:
ten on, as in Virgil, inscripti nomina. II. to enter in the public register, to set down : also to indict. f. o> aor. I kyyva\^<t iy-yvd,\i(o, Ep. (ev, yv: :
Yp<ri-|Aaxa-S, Dor. for

fM")(r)
:
/na^s, o
fern,
eyfpci-
(fyeipca,
/ia^)
battle-stirring.
Ypo'i.[Jios, ov, (tyeipca}

ai/j-os
a\ov)
to
put
into one's hands,
grant
in full, give
aor. I 7)7:
VTTVOS sleep from

77,
waking, easily waked; kytpwhich one wakes.
to one's charge.
evcpo'i'S, feus,
:
(fydpcu)
a waking,
exciting.
impf. fjyyvcav
:
fut.
kyyvfjffw
pf, ^yyvijfta:
Pass., aor. I
I'lyyvÔ-qv
pf.
L,
Adv.
(^yfipca, (pdos) light-awakening. (eydpoj) wakefully, busily.

pi. plqpf.
(this Verb is often treated as a compd., and the forms given as evcyvcov, (veyvrjffa, cyycyvf]Ka : but it is derived from tyyvrj, and these forms are erroneous) to hand over as a pledge, to plight, betroth: to engage, promise, answer: Med. to pledge or plight oneself to give a Pass, to be plighted pledge: or betrothed: to accept as plighted husband or wife. (tv, yviov or yva\ov") a putting a pledge ty-yvi], in one's hand : hence generally, surety, security, bail.
:
for fyrjyepjAevoi qffav, 3. tyr\yfpa.TO, Ion.

pass,
of kyfipoj.
act. lyf\yep\La.i, pf.
and
pass,
o;
aor.
of
yafjttoj.
3 sing. aor. i a, aor. I

YT|pv<ra, aor.
i
of
of
f. f.
ytjpva}.
sit
-fj,
ly-KaQap\Lo<a, 6Y-Ka0$op.at,
one's seat in
,
oaw, to fit in. -KaOcoovpai, Dep. to

in a place.
or take
(yy\sj]-rf\s,
ov, 6, (eyyvaca)
one who gives bail or
to
encamp
security,
siirety.
rj,
iyy\rr]r6<s,
ov, (tyyvaca) plighted, betrothed.

by,
ov, (kyuaOirîJii) suborned. f. 77acu, to , pass one's youth in.

sit
near.
tyyv&nv, Adv. (tyyys) from nigh at hand, hard II. of Time, .nigh at hand.
Y-Ka07)(xai, Dep. to
in or on, lie in
ambush,
Y-Ka0i8pvco,
f-
vo~&j [D], to set
up
in.
190
y-Ka0co,
f. ifftu
Att.
:
tcD,
to seat in or upon.
II.
6YKaTa\T]i|/iS,
ecus,
:
intr. to stV in
or wpo
f.
f.
to take one's seat on.
and holding fast
a catching 77, (iyraTaXa/u/Sai'w) a being caught in a place.

f.
y-Ka0nr)}u,
in.
II.
;
rjffu, to let
down
into,
send
in.
eY-KaTajxiyvvp-i,
Y-KaTairifjYVtip,i,
y-Ka0Ccrn]iu,
TfffTrjv
-/faTaoTêrcy,
Pass.,
;
to
Med. and
with
or se/ pla'ce aor. 2 act. !ym:
f.
-/xtcy, to mz'^c up in. -ir-f]<u, to thrust firmly into

ire<ro!/xi, to âll in or
to
fix
in.
f.
pf. fyKaOfffTrjiea,
plqpf. fyKaOftrrrjiceiv
to
to
Y-KaTairiiTT(i),
be placed or established in. y-Ka0opiuo>, f. ra> Att.
to),
bring into
harbour :
Med.
thing.
to rwrc
mto harbour.
f.
cy-Ka0u{3pi<0,
ra;
Att.
t,
to riot to excess in a
srweave, entwine. <Y-KaTair\Kfc>, f. -irX^w, to m. cY-KaTappAirrco, f. â>, to to /a// 7/j>o : of epidemics, Y-Ka-Ta<TKif|'irT(o, f. i/w, II. trans, to hurl down to break out among.
upon.
sy
upon.
rd,
(4i>,
ey-Kawa,
dedication.
/ratvcs)
a feast of renovation or
Y-KaTao-<J>aTTto,
f.
cu,
to
slaughter in.
Hence
Y-KaTaTi0T]p,t,
6yKaivla>, f. cra>, to renovate, dedicate, consecrate. II. to y-Ka(w, f. -Kavffca, to burn or foa/ *.
to call eyKfK\i)Ka in. II. to summon for the purpose of accusing, to accuse, indict; (pcvov eytcaXfiv nvi to bring a charge of murder against one of actions, to blame, censure.
T\afj,wva
belt in his
4fJ
put in or upon : Med., kyKarOfTO Tf\ vV he included the swordart, i. e. wrought it by his art.
f.
-Qi]a<a, to
ty-Kara,\4io,
f.
y-KdXo,
fut.
(yKa\t<roj
pf.
>
besides. -X 6 ^> ^ .powr aor 2 pass, of ly/ aor. 2 of fyKaTaX

-
aor. l
y-KaXXo>mo}ji(u, Pass,
to />n'cfe oneself in a thing.

is
Ep. for cyKardOov, 2 sing, imperat., and YiaT0TO, for ejKarf&fro, 3 sing, ind., aor. ^ med.
,
Hence
tyicaXXwmoTia, arcs, TO, that of which one
proud:
an ornament,
decoration.
o,
f.
yKaXup.p,6s,
a wrapping up.
if/a,
From
wrap up
to be
:
ty-KaXviTTW,
y-icdjjiirT,
to veil in
:
to
Med.
ey-KaTtXXwiTTco, f. êw, to scoff" at. y-icaTOiKa), f. ?7cr<u, to dwell in. ey-KaTOtKo8o|x,(>, f. rjcro}, to build abo 2. to 6tt/W m, immure.
y-Ki|jiai, Pass, to be wrapped in.
on
spot,
to hide oneself, esp. one's face

f.
\fjoi,
hence
ashamed.
to
bend
in.
y-K(ivdo"<rG>,
pefat. 6y/cdvaov.
to pour gurgling in ; aor. I importune, attack : hard. '2. to be devoted to. (Formed from the sound.) y-Ktpa>, only in pf. pass, part., eyKCKapfAtvy y-Kavdxdop.<u, Dep. (ev, Kavaxh) (o make a sound
f.
a>,
Ktiaopau, to lie in, press upon, urge, imto be vehement against : to press one
fut.
II. to
with
med.
fcdpa
in or with a thing.
with shorn head.

tyiceKwpa:
to gulp in greedily,
ey-Kdirrw,
to
f.
fyca: pf.
snap up,
bolt.
ly-Kapiros, ov, containing fruit : fruiful, prolific. y-icdpoaos, a, ov, cross, transverse, oblique. II. y-KapTp<B, f. rjffca, to persevere or persist in.
to await steadfastly. III. absol. to hold out. eyicaTa, rd, (4i/) the entrails, bowels : dat. eyKaai. y-KaTa|3aiv<>, to go down into : to put oneself in.
yKCKavp.ai, pf. pass, of ly/ttucw. yKKa<)>a, pf. of fyKdirrca. pf. of eyKa\6
f.
aaop.ai [a]
to
to
grow
old
in.
y-KaTa8>,
f.
orjcra),
bind fast
into.
in,
involve in.
of fyfcrdopai. of fytcvK\6w. or -Xevajxa, arcs, TO, (eyKf\fvca) an encouragement, cheer, huzzah. tyictXevoTOS, ov, urged on, bidden, ordered. From
pf.
,
pf. pass,
y-KaTa8viv(0, to creep
down
ey-KeXcuoj,
f.
aw, to urge on, cheer on.

f.
Y-kaTat>yvvp,i,
f.
-fva},
to associate with, adapt.
y-K6VTpi<o,
iaca, to
goad
on.
II.
of plants, a spur.
:
iyKa.T6.Qono, 3 aor. 2 med. opt. of kyKaTO.TiQrjp.1.
to inoculate, ingraft.
ey-Kardimâi, Pass, to lie in : to lie down. Y~ KaTa-KAivu>, to lay down or put to bed in a place: Pass, to lie down or go to bed in. cY-Ka.TaKoi(j.dop.ai, Pass, with fut. med. -rjaoât, to
lie
y-KVTpis,
ioos,
fj,
(ev,
KtvTpov) a sting
:
y-K6pdwi}}xt,
fut.
Kfpdaca [a]
(ev, Ktpavvvp.i)
to
mix
in,
mix
metaph.
f.
to concoct, contrive.
ey-KpTO(xeti>,
rjffw, to
mock
at.
down and
sleep in.
Y-Ko.TaKpova>, f. Go}, to beat in; tyfcaraKpoveiv \opeiav to tread a measure or dance among. eY-KaraXajxpavto, fut. -Xtyopai, to catch in a place to catch and holdfast, to bind or trammel.
:
y-K<J)oXos, ov, (kv, K(pa\rj) within the head ; o tyII. the I. the brain. K(f)a\os (sub. /u>eA.os), edible pith of young palm-shoots. eyKxaXCva)|Aai, pf. pass, of 4'
Y-KaTa\Yw,
wait
II. to
f.
cy,
to
lay
in
or
build into
yKxpT)|xvos,
pf. part. pass,
of
reckon
among :
to enlist soldiers.
eY-KaTaXeCirco, f. â>, to leave behind: to forsake: Pass, to be left behind in a race.
ey-Kt0apw,
y-KCpvTf]jxi,
f.
iacu, to
play the harp among.
fyKfpdvvvp.1.
eyKAetco
>,
eyprjyopa.
beat or keep time
:
191
f.
ff(a,
to shut in, confine within.
II
to shut to, shut fast.
"YK\Tj06is, aor.
part. pass,
of kyKaXtca.
charge, com-
Pass., irvyfjal tyKpoTov^fvat fists dashed one against the other. II. Y-Kpovax, f. aw, to knock in : to strike against.
to dance.
Y~Kpij-n-ra>,
f.
\fsca,
Ion. for kyKXfico. arcs, TO, an accusation,
to hide or conceal in.
plaint
bill
of indictment.
tyKpvfyiafa,
f.
daca, (lyitpvfyios) to keep oneself hid-
YKXTjp.oav, fjiovos, 6, (kyKaXeca) censorious.
den
to act
underhand.
hidden or baked in
in.
Y-K\Tjpos, ov, (kv, KXfipos} having a lot or share in
an
inheritance, heir, heiress. Att. for kyK\eiaj aor. I part, eyKXrjaas. Y-KXTJa>, Adv. (kyicXivoj) leaning sideways, aslant. v,
:
an
YKpu<f>ias, d5os, ^, fem. Adj. the ashes, of loaves. From

,
ov, (ejKpviTTca)
,
hidden
to bend, incline to or to
pf. -KtKXlica, pass. -#e/cA.tyicu Pass. towards, Lat. inclitiare : II. intr. to lean over or on, weigh upon one. 2. to bend, incline. give way, flee, Lat. inclinari.
>, f.
:
-KXlvw:
;uat, to acquire possessions in
YKTr]|jta,
pf. eyKKTrja foreign coun'ry. Hence in a foreign country. arcs, TO, property held
Dep. with
fut.
tyKTrjaofwu,
in
tYKTrpis, cws, 17, (eytcTaofMi) possession of property a foreign country.

,
f.
ai/a),
to
ov, (kv, KoiXos)
Y-Koijjidojji,at, sleep in.
Pass,
hollow out, scoop out. hollowed out, hollow. with fut. med. Tycrofiat,
in a place.
f.
rjffca,
,
to
mix up
in.
II.
s,
v (kv, KVKXoi) circular, rounded.

circle, periodical,
to
revolving in a
cession
:
going round hence general, common.

ov, (kv,
f.
in suc-
6Y-Koip.Ca>,
f.
iota, to lull to sleep

f.
Y-KVKXos,
Y-KUKX6o>,
circle to
:
KVK\OS) circular.
woo), (kv, Kotcrupa) hence pf. part. pass. kyKfKoiffvpojfjLtvr], as luxurious as Coesyra (a female name in the Alcmseonid family).
Y-Kourtip6a>,
wooj, (kv, KVK\OS) to
move about
in
Pass, to
go round
about, and in trans, sense,
surround, encircle.
gen. ovos,
/o
IY-KGI/TOS, aSos,
tY-KoX-r]|3d(i>,
f.
fj,
(kv, KotTrj) serving for a bed. oo}, to gulp down like a KoXXaftos,
ty-K\>\Lv, ov,
ov, (kv, KVQJ)
= fyKvpajv.
(kjf, KV^JLO.
n) pregnant,
in, to
swallow.
Y-KOvea>,
f.
^^
Tjffca,
stoop
and peep
pry
into.
to hasten, be
quick
and
active.
Hence
!Y-KOVT)TI,
Adv. in
Y-KovCop,ai, Med. sand, sprinkle sand over oneself. a hinderance. 97, (lyxorijrtu) aor. I inf. pass, of kyicouTOJ.
),
haste, diligently. or (kv, /coVis) to roll in the dust
Y-Kvpo>; impf. kvfKvpov: fut. kytcvpao): aor. i tvtto fall into or upon, light upon, meet with. Kvpaa iyKvpcrai, aor. I inf. of ky-Kiptu.
:
YKi5ra,
TO.,
Lacon. of ZyKaTa.
(the augm.
dffca and aaofMi : pf. eyKKojfj.iaKa : Y~Kco}iidci>, fut. Pass, aor. I kvfKcafudaOrjv: pf. cyKK(ufj.iaafJiai: tenses are formed as if the Verb were a
:
ov, (kyKOTrrjvai} wearied. f. $QJ, to knock in: metaph. to hinder,
compd., and not derived directly from lyKWfJLtov)

praise, laud.
to
w :ary.
f.
rjffoj,
(kv, KcpovXij) to
wrap up
in
Yiop.iov, TO, see kyuwp-ios n. 2. the Y-KWJIIOS, ov, (kv, Kui/jtrj) at home, of
lage.
II.
:
same
vil~
coverlets
pf. part. pass. eyKfKopdvXrjfjicvos.

f.
Y-Ko<r}jiO),
,
Tjo~(a,
to
arrange in order.
f.
oca, to
be indignant at.
is
From
festival or revel in procession.
to a Bacchic (kv, tfcu/ios) belonging in which the victor was led home
2. as Subst.
ov, (kv, KOTOS)
bearing a grudge, spiteful,

also found, like KOTOS, to cry
TO, a
hymn
in
honour of the
victor
kyKwîov (sub. CTTOS), a song of praise, :
malicious.
as Subst.,
II.
eyrcoTos
:
panegyric.
pf. pass,
a grudge, hatred.
aor. 2
of y\v(pca.
act.
Y-Kpdco, f. -icpdgoftai aloud at, to rate loudly.

?},
ivenpayov
Yva>o-|xcu, pf. cos, cu, aor. 2 of

,
,
and
pass, of yiyvuaKca,
self-control, Lat. continentia
and
aor. I
yiyvuoKca. pass, of yiyvuffKO).
Dep. /o exercise self-control. From fs, (kv, KpaTos) with a firm hold: stout, II. strong. having the mastery over, having possession of. 2. having control over oneself, self-disciplined, Lat. con'inens. 3. in bad sense, unyielding, stubborn.
kffca,
to scrape.
Ypcu;a,
2 pass, [a], aor. ôf ypd<poj. aor. I act. of ypdcpca.
Ype-^8oi,p.os, ov, (eyfipa, /cuSotfios) strife-stirring. and t'Yp-p.Sxos, 17, ov, (kytipoj, 'Yp-H-dxT)S, ov, 6,
Haxn} rousing
fytcpaTrjs,
the fight.
ov,
(tyeipa),
Y*paTws, Adv. of
temperately.
IY-KPIV&),
f.
strongly,
strictly
Ypeo-t-Kti>p,os,
/D/tos) stirring
up
to
revelry.
-icplvai, to
prove, admit, sanction.
reckon in or among : to apII. to reckon as. Dor. for -fovarat, fern. part. pi. of
to strike
against
of a dance, to
YP*TO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. of kydpcu; imperat. inf. kypioQai. Zypfo; 3 sing. subj. eypri 6YpT|YP a to t> e awake, watch, intrans. pf. of lye'ipa, whence part, lypyyop-jus, 2 pi. imper. typrjyopd* (Ep.
;
192
for eyprjyopaTe}, inf. eypr/yopdai (Ep. for eyprjyopeHomer plqpf. eyprjyoprj, 3 sing, eypr/yopei. vai) : uses the Ep. form eyprjyopOa in 3 pi. eyprjyupOaffi. ^ aJV ' Ep- part., as if from a pres. eyprjyopaca, T
I
ov, (ev,
In or of the country, Lat.
indigena. V
alxfJ-rj
EFXO2, TO, a
spear, lance, consisting of

II.
two
parts,
'YP lYP formed from eyprjyopa, watching, awake. Adv. wakefully, awake. typT\yopri, (eyprjyopa) from eyprjyopa, to be awake or watchful. aor. 2 med. opt. of eyeipca. >, 3 sing. Ep. Ep. aor. 2 med. part, of eyeipca.
,
and 56pv, head and shaft. a weapon, a sword, an arrow : eyxos weapon of thought.
generally,
metaph., <f>povTi5os
ty -\dXlv 6<a, f. wffcu, Pass, hold in check :
YX av iTCtt 3 sing. sing. aor. 2 subj.

;
Dep. = \apiC,o}iai. (tenses formed from *ey-xaivca),

iffofiai,
Yxpatvco, = sq. IY-XP^ and lY"XP a ^ w to dash against; evexpavev Is TO irpoffcarrov TO ffKrjTTTpov he dashed his staff in his to put the bit in the mouth of, The pf. pass, also occurs, e<rav irpos nvas KOL face. to have the bit in one's mouth. fut. of ky-\aaKca: eYX av !l 3 aXXovs eyKexprjfievoi (sc. iro\ep.oC) there were wars urged on against others also.
*Y~XP*lJL TrTO Fl>(U Dep. to expectorate.
'
YX ovcra
>
"hi
ayxovffa,
q. v.
fut.
^Y'XPTI^*
cessaries.
"
to
want, have need;

j
'
-
TO.
eyxprjovTa ne-
aor.
ev-ex&vov,
inf.
eyx avf ?v
'
to
yawn
or gape in one's face, to scoff at, jeer. : (y-Xfti>, f. -xeffca also -x*<rovfj,ai pf. Lat. incaco : c. ace. to be in a horrid fright at one.
).
gen.
pi.
of ey\eirj.
ov, (ey\os, /Spefuw)
thundering with
the spear.
),
Ep. for eyxey, 3 sing. subj. of eyxeca. ov, (eyx s icepavvos) touching the
i
*Y~XP^H/TT T&> f- r } aor T ^vexpiô. part, âs; Pass., aor. I evexpifJ-fpOijv part. to bring near to, to strike or dash against; eyXpifJ-rrTeiv TT]V Papiv TT? yr) to bring the boat to land absol. to come to land : hence to approach : also to II. also intr. both in Act. attack, press hard. and in Pass., to fall upon, attack, pursue. ty-\piTTT(a, coll at. form of eyxpi^rca.
:
y\pi(TTOS, ov, applied as
an unguent.
II.
From
7xptAtTTCu,
thunderbolt.
*Y~XP">
f-
to
rub
in, to anoint.
like
CY-X^P*"'
to take in
"n<fo<>'
aor. I evexfiprjffa: (ev,
x 6f'p)
to attack, assail.
Hence hand, undertake. ctTos, TO, an undertaking : and a taking in hand, an undertaking. Hptjo-is, ecus, 77, e must unr, verb. Adj. of eyx ipea), one
1
long about a thing, tarry, delay. ffQ} to *Y"X VT P^ 0) expose in a pan or pot. iy-\(apeu), f. 170*0;, to give room for doing a thing
'
>
dertake.
to
6,
make way for, yield:
to concede, allow, admit.
2.
*YX 1 P 7 TT| S ot;, an adventurer.
(7Xtpw) one who takes

>
in
hand: impers.
eyx<vp*?, it is possible or permitted; CTI eyX<wpef there is yet time.
YX l PTrtK
S,
"hi
II. as l P) in the band. longing to the country. 2. Subst., eyxeipiStov, TO, a hand-knife, dagger. a manual, hand-book. 'Em', Lat. EGO, Germ. ICH, our 7: pers. Pron. ' ey-Xipi<o, f- iaca Att. to), (ev, X f lp) to P ut * nto one s of the first person, Ep. and Aeol. ky&v before vowels: Med. to take in hands, entrust a. thing to another strengthd. by compos, with enclit. ye, eycaye, Lat. hand, take on oneself. equidem, I at least, for my part ; Dor. eycuya and
ov (*"YX l P* a '
')
enterprising.
6Y-XipiSios,
ov, (kv,
xf
'
Y-X l pt-TOS,
into one's hands.
ov, (ev, \eip, TiOrjfjii)
put or delivered
eywvya
clit.
Boeot. icuvya or tiaya

Lat.
gen.
'EMOT", en-
f,
TO,
ov,
Dim. of eyx&vs, a little (7xeA.vs) of an eel.

vos, TJ: pi.
eel.
epev, pev, Ep. also l/iefo, efieOev, Aeol. and Dor. efj.evs ; Boeot. lîous : Dat. efj.oi, enclit. fioi ; Dor. \\iiv Ace. ef.ie, enclit. pe. Dual, nom. and ace., NH\ Ep.
e/jieo,
:
MOT,
MEI, Ep. and
Ion.
ErXEAT5,
:
eyx^ves,
Att.
vu'i,
Lat.
NOS
dat.
gen. and dat. vwv, Ep. vcaiv.

:
Plur.,
proverb., pacrQai to be fond of fishing in troubled waters. ^YX^^'l^poSj Vi fighting with the spear. (Deriv.
uncertain.)
ecav
an
eel,
Lat. anguilla:
nom. rjfteTs, Dor. a^tes, Aeol. afj.fjt.es gen. rj^wv, Ion. and Ep. fj/j,ecav, Ep. also rj/jieiojv, Dor. apecav, Aeol.
!
d/êW:
df.ifj.i,
rjfj.iv,
:
also rjp.iv or
rjfj.iv
\t],
Dor.
djutV,
Aeol.
dftfjie,
,,
dfifteffi
ace., ^fias, Ion. Tjp,eas,
Ep. and
^YX^-TSXos, ov, (eyxos,ira\\a}) spear-brandishing. YX ^-<t>6pos, ov, (eyxos, <pepca) spear-bearing. YX e ^ VTa Dor. for eyxôvTa, part. pr. of eyxeoi.
*y-\l'ja:
in, be
f.
Aeol.
Dor. dfie. Dor. for eycaye.
-xecD:
:
pf. eyKexvfJ-ai
aor. I ^ve\ea, Ep. ti/e'xeva: Pass., to pour in : Med. to pour or flow

II.
poured
in.
to fill by
'
pouring
in
kyxeai.
Att. crasis for 70* oiSa. u, Att. crasis for 670; o?ficu. CY^V, Y^ v Y a ' Dor. for 70;, Eycaye. eSdtjv, 77$, 77, aor. 2 of AAH.
,,
to fill the
bowl
tScucra, -Afnrjv, aor,
act.
and med.
193
ISoKOv, aor. 2 of
eSavos,
rj,
Sattvco.
cSlKOV,
V. OlKtlV.
Scvtot).
aor. 2 pass, 8dfjLT]v [a],
of Sa/xdo;.
ov, (eStu) eatable.
IStvevo-a, tSivrjcra, aor. I of Siveva, 48u|njcra, aor. J of Sr^doj.
ISdvos, 77, oV, (dSefj/) pleasant, grateful, agreeable or excellent. aor. 2 pass, of deipca. 8a.p.T]V [a],
c8uoa,
8p,T|0iriv,
8ia>x0T]v, aor. I act.

inf.
and
pass,
of SIUKCU.
c8p.vai, Ep. pres.
of
eSa;.
aor. I pasr. of Sa/Lido;.
ISapOov, aor. 2 of SapfldVa;. c8apKOv, metath. for eSpaieov, aor. 2 of SfpKopai. of SarfOfât. tSaordp/rjv, aor. I eBa<|>ia>, f. taco Att. to), to make level : to level with
the earth.
eSi/oa;. From c8vdop.ai, Dep. I. from "EANA, Ep. eeBva, rd, nuptial gifts, the suitor to the bride. 2. from the suitor to the bride's father. 3. a portion or dowry, given to
From
ground:
base of anything : the c8a<|>os, cos, TO, the bottom, or eSatpos vrjos the bottom or hold of a ship:
4he bride by her parents, also (pepp?; or 7rpoi. wedding presents to the wedded pair from their
4.
guests.
Hence
iSv6(i>,
f.
also the ground-floor, pavement : level ground. (From the same root as 8cnr-fdov, TGbr-Tjs.)
ojffoj,
to
promise or betroth for presents.

6,
Hence
ISvwTTjs Ep. eeSvcoTTJs, ov,
Ep. for toeiaa, aor. I of SdScu. Ep. aor. 2 of Sexoyucu. Ion. for e8e5>TO, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of
,
betrother, of a father
who portions a
Sea;.
bride.
plqpf. of
Sex
4860TJV, aor. I pass, of Siocufu. c8oKev|XS, Dor. for ISo/fou/xer, I pi. impf. of So/c&y.
48e8T|Kiv, plqpf. of Secy, to bind. eSeSwrav, 3 pi. plqpf. of SetScy. 8e8p.T|aTO Ion. 3 plur., and ISeSjxTjro 3 sing., plqpf. pass, of oefiQ}.
tSeSoixecrav, 3
pi. plqpf.
8oKTj(rd, aor. I of SOK eoi.

Soici|JULcra,
8oKip,acr9T]v, aor. I
c'Scy
act.
and
pass, of
8o|iai, fut. of
and
effdica.
eS6S6|JU]v, plqpf. pass,
'8op,6v, eSore, eSoo-av (Dor. c'Soi/), aor. 2 pi. eSovrt, Dor. for tdovai.
e8e8a>Kiv, plqpf. of 8t5o>/.

8eT|0T]v, aor. I pass, (in med. sense) aor. I of Sfca, to want. c8cT]<ra,
c8o|a, aor. of
oia), to
of
8oy.
a
seat.
2.
want.
68oô)07]v, aor. I pass, of 8ooo;. <=8os, cos, T<$, (eô/iat) a thing to sit on,
8c0Tjv, aor. I pass,
of
Sea;, to i
bind.
pi.
8i8ijAV, -lo-av, Ep.
and 3
plqpf. of Sci5<a.
cScip-a, aor. I of 8e/ico. 4'8eia, aor. I of StiievvfJU.
3 a foundation, base, II. the the pedestal of a statue: also the statue itself. act of sitting; oi>x cSos eo*Tt 'tis no time for sitting still.
seat, abode, esp. of the gods.
.
cBeipa, aor.
jfSeiBa, aor. I
of of
Sepca. SetSo;.
cSoOjJUU, fut. Of 6^0/ZCU. ?8pa Ep. and Ion. 28pi], TI, (eôât) any seat, a chair, 2. a seat, abode, esp. of the gods, a bench, etc.
=8KTO, Ep. 3 sing. sync. aor. 2 of 8e*xo/iai. Ep. for eSeif, inf. of fScu. eBefja, -djxTjv, Ion. for (8(ia, ai^rfv, aor. I act. and med. ofSfi/cj/vfu but ISe^dpujv also aor. I of Sexojwcu. ISeo-jia, arcs, TO, (e5a;)/oorf, mea/, a cfzsj&. eater, devourer. 8ecrTT|S, ou, o, (e'Scw) a
cBefJiev,
;
temple, altar.
sitting
still,
dfcftrj it is
II. a 3. a foundation, base. being idle or inactive, delay; OVK eSpas 2. a not the season for sitting still.
sitting, session.
III. the seat, fundament.
ISeo-Tos, ^,
:
oi/,
(c'Scu)
/o 6e earen, eatable.
II.
eSpaOov, poet, for ZdapOov, aor. 2 of dapdavca. IBpaios, a, ov, (5pa) sitting, sedentary. steadfast, firm, constant.
i8pai6a>,
f.
II.
consumed.
i,
cyo"cy,
= I5pta<w.
Hence
aor. I of Scvcu, /o need.

,
pf. pass,
of
eadica.
base. 4SpaC(i>p.a, <ZTOS, TO, a foundation, c8paic6|jU]v, aor. 2 med. of SfpicofMt.
8r|8oKa, pf. act. of laO'uu.

8Tj8oTai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of
IStjStos, pf. part,
e5cy.
of Sfpftoftai. ISpfiKOv, t8pa,KT]v, aor. 2 act. and pass,

c8pafiov, aor. 2 of
Tpex-
of
iScu.
IStj tow, Att.eS-rjow, impf.
of
Sijtca.
8 r]a a, to want.
>
i
aor. I of 8eu, to bind: also Ep. aor. I
eBijTvs, vos, fj, (eScu) meat, food. 8T|x0Tjv, aor. i pass, of Safcvoj.
8iaiTir]<ra, aor. I of SiaiTcua. 8tfc><ra, e8r)u)07]v, aor. I act.
[i5]
cSpdv, aor. 2 of bi8paaK<v. cSpavov, r6, (?5pa) a seat, abode, dwelling 1 8pacra, aor. I of Spaca. and Ion. for fdpa. ?8pif], Ep. aor. I of Spaa;. eSptjo-a, Ion. for eopdaa, to sit : Ep. inf. Ifyndaatfcu c8pidop,ai, Pass. (?Spa)
Ep. 3
pass, o eSC8a|a, poet. eStScurioqo-a, aor. I of oibaaK <8i8o vv, impf. of 8i8a}[jii, formed from StSocw. 48ijTj|jn]v, impf. of SifrfMi. 48iT]va, aor. I of StatVcy.
and
impf. tSpioowTO. I8po-<rrp64)os, o, (eSpa,

pi.
ffTpeQu) a wrestler who
throws
<t$vv,
bis
adversary by a cross-buttock.
eSpwJ/a,
i
8pt)4>0T]v, aor. I act. and pass, sing. aor. 2 of Svca; but also Ep.
pi.
of same tense.
194
48wd(r0T)V or -T)0Tjv aor. I of ovvafjuu. 48uv4aTO, Ion. 3 pi. impf. of Swa/uu. 48vcreo, -TO, Ep. for 4Svo"cy, -OTO, 2 and 3 sing, aor. I med. of ovca.
aor. I
Tjcr0a,
e-gcri,
Ep. for %$, 2 sing. impf. of ei/xi sum. Ep. for 77, 3 sing. subj. of clfj.i sum.
0d\4>0T)V, aor.
QVTJGKOI).
i
?0aXv|/a,
act.
and
pass,
0dvov, aor. 2 of
c0ds, dSos, 6,
17,
(e#os) accustomed, used.

aor. I act.
I
EAH,
Ion. impf. eofatcov

:
fut.
ZSofiuu
pf.
;
act.
Epic forms for to eat, devour: metaph., the Att. tenses, see eaOica: oT/eov toovat eat up, i. e. consume, waste, house and home Ovpbv fSovres eating their heart, i. e. wasting,
fdrjSa, pass. ISijSo/icu
these are
all
and pass, of Oa-rrroj. of Ocaopai. E0EIPA, 17, /ba/r; in Horner, a horse's mane, or /e horsehair crest on helmets a lion's mane. Hence
0ai|/a,
0d<j)0ir]v,
06Tjo-dp.T]v, Ion. aor.
c0eipda>,
f.
dtrcy, to
wear long
hair.
consuming
eScuS-f), ij,
their spirit.
Hence
c0cipco, to tend, take care of,
till.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
food, meat, victuals for
men fodder
:
for
cattle
bait for fish.
Hence
0\ir]p.6s, ov, (eOe\ca) willing, voluntary. 0\-[jo-0a, for d(\7)s, Ep. 2 sing. subj. of e0t\co.
4Su>Si|xos, ov, eatable : ra cScuSt/za provisions. ISwica, aor. I of oidcapt.

II. cSwXiov, TO, (?Sos) a seat, dwelling, abode. in a ship, the seat of the rowers, a rowing-bench, Lat. transtrum. ?e, poet, for ?, him, ace. of o5.
40\TjTos, 17, ov, (lêA-cy) willed, voluntary. 0\â, eOtXx 1!^ aor l ac t- an d pass, of flcA/ycy. 0\o-, in compos., signifies voluntarily or gladly. 06\6-8ov\os, ov, a willing slave.
-
0\o-0pT](rKCa,
c06\OKaKCi>,
f.
77,
(fOe\o-, Oprjaittvuj) will-worship,

to
superstitious observance.
rjaa),
eeSva, eeSvocu, -&>TT|s t

4ei5ofJiai,
Ep. for
S(5j>a, 4Si/o<y,
-tonys.
be slack in duty, play the
Ep. for fido/Mi, Med. of
6?Sa>.
coward purposely :
to be beaten
on purpose.
From
tetKOo-d-fJoios, ceiKOcri, eeiKccropos, ceiKoaros, Ep. for 61K-.
&\6-K&KOS,ov,wilfully bad, neglectful of one's duty,

esp. in war, cowardly.
(f^cXcti) Adv. voluntarily. 06\ovTT|v, (IflfAcu) Adv. voluntarily. 0e\ovTT|p, ?7pos, 6, (eOc\o}) a volunteer.
ccCXcov, Ep. for ti\tov, impf. of el\0).

tciira, as, 6, Jfeiirov, es, 6, ?is, Ep. for efs.
0\ovTi]86v,
Ep. for
tlira, elirov.
tetcrao, CCUTO.TO, 66urdcr9T]v, Ep. 2 and 3 sing., and 3 dual., aor. i of e?^t *6o. ccuraTO, eeio-dpevos, Ep. 3 sing, and part. aor. I of
*6i5cu.
0\ovTTjs, ou, o, (40Acy) a volunteer. 60\OVTt, Adv. = 0\OVT7)86v. e0\ovri, Dor. for (OcXovai, 3 pi. of tOtXa. From 406\oirovia, T), love of work, diligence.
606\6-irovos, ov, (eOe\o-, TTOVOS) willing to work.
66\Bop,at, 44\8<op, Ep. for 2X5o/uu, <\5<up.

?e\[xai, 66\p.6vos, pf. pass. ind. and part, of etXcu. c4Xirop.ai, Ep. for tXiropai. llXaai, Ep. for \aat, aor. I inf. of etXcy.
0e\o-irp66vos, ov, (e8e\o-, irpogcvos) one who voluntarily charges himself with the office of irpogevos
(q. v.) to a foreign state.
606\oiio-i.os, a, ov,
4ep y50ov, Ep. for fipyaOov.
<
ccpye,
6pY|Avos,
pYwp.i, ^pyco, Ep. for etpy-.
0cX-ovpY6s, ov, ((9f\o-, ^cpyca) willing to work. II. of (04\<v) voluntarily.

impf.
T/fleAoi/:
:
eepo-Tj, lepo-Tjeis,
epjjLvos, pf. part, pass of eipo;. Ep. for epaf), eparjfis.
things, optional.
fut. t0f \riacu: aor. 1 i,6elike OeX<a, to will, be willing, wish, desire: sometimes also merely as the sign of the 2. with a negat., almost like bvvafut., will or shall.
TSOE'Afl:
;
cpro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of eipca. pXo.TO, Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of fipyca. Ito-craro, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. <cr<raTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 1 med. o 6<rro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, êvYp.cvos, pf. part. pass, of fcv c^cujjja, êvxOrjv, aor. i act. and pass, of
Xrjffa
pf. rjO(\i)Ka
fvyvvfj,i.
:
"EZOMAI,
(the
tirl
Root
\Bovl
impf. and aor. 2 ^6fj.rjv is 'EA-, see e'Sos) : to seat oneself, sit; â9rji/ they sank to the earth.
fut. eoovfj.ai
:
evyT)v
ITJ,
[v], aor. i
of
of
{cvyvvfjii.
&rrvjutt,
flfii
^<oo-p.ai, pf. pass,
Ion. for ^, 3 sing. subj. of
sum.
|T|, fern,
of Us,
his.
ShrjK, Ep. for ?)K(, 3 sing. aor. I oftrjîi. ?7jv, Ep. for ?fv, 3 sing. impf. of efyix s7/w. l^vSSvc, Ep. for ijvdave, 3 sing. impf. of ch'Scb'a;. 4-rjos, gen. masc. of I 's, good, brave, noble.
ITJS,
Ep. for
but
ITJS
^s, gf n. fern, of os, gen. fern, of los, bis.
ij,
o,
who, what
be able, have the power; as of a stream, ouS' 0f\e irpopffiv dAA* "ia\ero. 3. to be wont or accustomed, to do a thing readily. 4. to mean, purport, Lat. volo; often in phrases, such as, ri t6(\ti TO T(pas; Lat. quid sibi vultf what means, what purports the prodigy? e0e(Xv, i pi. aor. 2 of TiOrjfU. 606V, Ep and Att. poet. gen. for eo, ou, of him, of her. 606VTO, 3 pi. aor. 2 med. of riOrjui. 60epp.t]va, aor. 2 of OfpfMivaj. C06T6, 606(rav, 2 and 3 pi. aor. 2 of TiOrj/jii. 606V, Ion. for 60ov, 2 sing. aor. 2 med. of rldrjfu. Ion for 606aTO, 0660TJ61TO, 60T]6V}Jl60a, tQl]t\)VTO, ajfifOa, fOfSjvro, 3 sing., I pi., 3 pi. of 6ta.op.ai. Ion. I pi. of 0edojwat. 0T]6TJ|X6or0a, for tOeaaavTO, 3 pi. aor. i med. of 60Tjifjo-avTO, Ion,
ftai, to
Oeaopai.
195
0Tjca, I sing. aor. 1 60Tjv, aor. i pass, of
aor. i
f.
el 8* cLye,
:
but
e'Orjv,
aor. 2 act.
of phrase
like,
is
used in cheering, on then, eome on ! The elliptic, and would be in full, d 8' (Octets, dye.
77,
i8dXi(xos,
,
ov, (cfSos) shapely, comely.
II.
of fltyydVcw.
Att. to): aor. I
:
0io>,
tercy
fiOiffa
:
pf. tiOiKO.'.
:
looking like. 6i8ap, CTOS, TO, (toco) food, meat, victuals for
for cattle
:
men:
B.
Pass., aor. I
elQioOrjv
pf.
et0ier/*at
(e'0os)
to acto.
fodder
el
a bait for
fish.
custom, use:
Pass,
to be
accustomed or used
6i8eiT]v opt.,
and elSevcu
inf.
of oTSa;
v. *c?8cu if
Hence
0uo-TOV, verb. Adj. one must accustom. tOXacra, aor. I of 0\aca. c9XuJ;a, aor. I of 6\i&ca.
0v-dpXT|S, ov,
6,
8^
(AT|,
elliptic for
d 8e /*>) TOVTU
;
tan,
otherwise,
Lat. sin aliter.

elSco), for etSo), subj. of otda el that, if now,
STJ,
v. *e?8o>
B.
seeing
expressing conviction: also
(eOvos, dpx>) & ruler of a nation :

II.
in indirect questions,
6i8-r|fJi(i>v,
whether now.
prefect : an ethnarch. cGvLKos, 77, ov, national. Adv. -/}$, like the Gentiles.
oôs, o,
77,
(*8a>) knowing or expert in

18770-6*1', fut. inf.
foreign: gentile:
2.
a thing. for 6i8ij<T6|j.6v, Ep.
From
a
of *tSo> B.
E0NO2,
i.
fos, TO, 3.
a company, body of men.
6i8if|<ra>, fut.
of
*et8cy.
a nation, people; rd edv-rj the nations, except Jews and Christians. 4. a particular class of men, a caste. aor. 2 of Gpcuff/ea). 0opov,
race, tribe.
Gentiles,
e. all
6i8op,6s, Dor. for fioo/iev, I pi. aor. 2 6t8ov, aor. 2 of *et8a> A.
of *et8o>A.
*E@O2,
cos, TO, custom, usage,

I
manners,
habit.
6i8os, tos, TO, (*aSa>) that which is seen, the form, II. shape, figure, Lat. species. generally, a form, sort, particular kind : a particular state or plan of
of 6pav<u. III. species, opp. to genus. action. 6i86<ri, dat. pi. of docus, part, of o?Sa, v. *fi8ca B. 0pea, aor. I of T/>*X<U. c-lSora, ace. sing, of d8ws, part, of otSa, v. *eiooj B. 60p<|>0ir)v, aor. I pass, of Tpe<fxu. eiSoTWS, Adv. of 6t8a;s, part, of oloa, knowingly. 0p6i|/a, aor. I of Tpftpca. eiSvta, fern. nom. part, of otSa, v. *f tSca B. 0pT|V6w, Dor. for cOprjvow, impf. of 6pr)veoj. 6i8vXXiov, TO, Dim. of cldos, a short, descriptive poet, for eOtpiaa, aor. i of Ofpifa. v 0pura, E0n, to be accustomed, to be wont. The Att. use poem, mostly on pastoral subjects, an idyll. the pf. eicaOa Ion. ewOa. as pres., and the plqpf. dd>*EI"An (or more properly fI'Afl, the Lat. VIDEO},
cOpatKTa, aor.
Oeiv Ion. (tuOea as impf. : to be wont or accustomed, to be in the habit: part. flcuOojs as Adj., accustomed, customary, usual; TO deaOos one's custom. Lat. El', a conditional Particle, Dor. and Ep. al :
which is supplied by bpcua : meanings fall under two heads, one to see, the other to know. A. to see, mostly in aor. 2 6i8ov, Ep. iSov, tSfaitov;
to see, obsol. in pres. act.,
its
Sf, if: with optat. or indie.
see
yap or
at yap,
subj. tow,
Ep. also
t8cy//t
inf. tSetV,
Ep. also iSeeiv
and
6i,
i-0e.
part. lowv.
efyut ibo.
Att. 2 sing, of
med.
fjtat
;
ia,
also
and trisyll. eta, Interj., Lat. eia, on! up! away! come on then ! eta vvv, well now.
sense belongs also to aor. 2 dSofirjv Ep. iooprjv ; imperat. tSoO; subj. io<ainf. ioeaOai. The aor. 2 imper. med. tSoO is
The same
id, 3 sing. impf. of lacy ; also 2 sing, imperat. pres. id0T]v, eiujxai, aor, l and pf. pass, of lacy.
6iS}jL6VT|,
77,
mostly an exclamation, see ! lo ! behold ! Lat. ecce. 'Opaca is used as pres., cwpdKa or fopdica, as pf., oôII. in Ep. and Ion. we find Pass, and (Mi as fut.
a river-side pasture, meadow.

c,
(Deriv.
Med.
ei'So/zat
aor. I daafujv, Ep. also
ffiffdfjirjv,
ao,
uncertain
el dv,
Ep. and Ion. ef

17,
contr. into loV,
r\v,
and dV.
elavos,
Ep. for laôs. lap, cifiptvos, Ep. for cap, eapivos. lap6-|JLac-0os,oi/, (flap, paaG6s)witbyouthful breasts. 6ius, 2 sing. impf. of Ida;; eidora, aor. I of the same.
ov,
etao-Kov, Ion. for

eich-ai, etaro,
f'l'wv,
impf. of Idcy.
appear, seem, Lat. videor ; 6t'8eTai dffTpa the stars are visible, appear: 2. to have or take the appearance of a hence, thing: and c. dat. to .make oneself like; IftWro ^07yty noAn-T? she made herself like Polites in voice. B. to know : the pf. otSa, 7 have seen, is used as a pres. in the sense 7 know, (for what one has
O.TO, in pass, sense, to be seen,
Ep. for Ion. carat, earo, which is for and impf. of i^/xat. ^jat, fjvTo, 3 pi. pres. tiaro, Ion. for elvro, 3 sing, plqpf. med. of tvvvfti. EI"Bn, Ep. form of Aft/3cw, ô drop, let fall in
seen, one
knows); so also plqpf. 7 had seen, in sense
of
impf.
;
7 knew:
i
indie.
o?5a,
oZotfa
(poet,
also
olSas)
:
pi.
ifffjiev
(Ep.
imperat. tV0t,
opt.
Med. to trickle or run down. drops : t Y^P' for tf'> an ^ expressing a wish,
that
.
dSeirjv
and Dor. tSîer), iffTt, iWcy subj. dSui, Ep. also inf. dSevai, Ep. tS/tei/ai and
: :
if
.. I
part.
ei8o;s,
77877
;
would
that
Lat. utinam
Ep. 778*0, Att.

fjorjaOa;
is
ci-ye, if at least, if then, Lat. si-quidem.

6t YO-UV, if at
3 sing.,
rJScire
impf., rjSciv, Ep. fern. t'Swfa Ep. 2 sing. i't fiorjs for 7^877$, Att. plur., Ep. 7/6/877, Att. 77877, rjSeiv
;
any
rate,
implying that the thing
rj8ftfj,ev,
,
or
TJfScre,
rjSfiaav or rjSeaav, Att.

:
unlikely.
r]o*TC,
fjaav (Ep. icav)
fut.
euro/xai,
more
196
To know; tv oTSa rarely and mostly Ep. do^ffo). I know well ; fv iffOi know well, be assured; vorjpara, prj8ea oTSe he is knowing, skilled in counsels ; and so
with Adjs., ircrrvvpfva,
etSeVat, etc., to be skilled in prudent, fitting things, etc. ; often in Part. ; In this sense to be so also, ev eiSws well skilled.
(pi\a,
,
ov,
(IK\OS,
<f>cavr}}
of like
voice.
Att. for eoiKfvat,
inf.
of eotwa.
dpna
rashly, at
without plan or purpose, heedlessly, random, Lat. temere. EIKOVICO, f. oca, (ditwv) to mould into form. Hence ciKovicrp.a, paros, TO, an image, copy.
EI'KH~, Adv.
skilled in, the word also takes a genit. in Homer, Togow ev dows cunning with the bow. Also with ace., \dpiv dbevat nvi to acknowledge a debt to another, ol8' on, olaQ' on, I know, you know it thank him : well: also, olaQ' on, olad' o and olaO' us, followed by
CIKOS Ion. OIKOS, OTOS, TO, neut. part, of Zoifca, Lat. veri-simile, like truth, likely, probable, reasonable, fair, equitable; irapa. TO dicos unreasonable.
eiKocrd-poLos, Ep.
iKOcrd|3ou)s, ov, (dfcoffi, /Sous)
worth twenty oxen.

6lKO<ra-TTjs, $, (fifcoffi, eTos) of twenty years. CLxocraKis, (etoo"t) Adv. twenty times.
imperat., give a
if this
command without
;
specifying what, as
was known before
esp. in phrase, olaQ' 6 Spd-
aov, for Spdffov, otaQ' o, do, thou knowest what. i8&>Xeiov, TO, (ei'ScyAoi/) an idol's temple. i8c0X6-0tiTOS, ov, (tioQjXov, Oven} sacrificed to idols
as Subst.,
EFKO5I
;
Lxoa-d-p,Tjvos, ov, (etKOffi, prjv) twenty months old. before a vowel, CIKOO-IV, Ep. teucocri,
Dor.
TO dooj\6QvTov meat offered to idols. From elScoXoXarpCa, 77, idolatry. clSwXo-XaTptjs, ov, 6, 77, (t'ibcaXov, \drpis} an
iKan, ot, at, rd, indecl. twenty, Lat. viginti. iKO(ri-vif|piTOS, ov, twenty-fold without dispute ; dransom.
.
Koaiv/jpir' diroiva a twenty-fold

idol-
vs } eiKOcri-'irrjX'US, v, (ciaoffi, irrjx
f twenty
cubits.
worshipper, an idolater.
i8o>Xov, TO, (efSos) a shape, image, spectre, phantom ; fiporwv fi'ScwAa fcapovrojv the phantoms of dead II. an image in the mind, idea : a vision, men. III. an image, portrait, esp. of a god : a fancy. hence an idol, false god.
i8u>s, part,
iev,
6iKOcr-6p Y'u'OS,oi/, (fiKOffi, opyvid) of twenty fathoms. eiKoo-opos, poet. ICIK-, ov, (dfeoai) with twenty oars.
6tKO<TTT|,
77,
See flKOffTOS
II.
of olSa,
f'trjffav,
pf.
of
pi.
*ei'5o; B.
iKOcrTO-XoYOS, o, 77, (dftoffrrj, Ae-ycw) one who collects the tax of a twentieth, a tax or toll collector. II. iKO<TT6s Ep. IKOO-TOS, 77, ov, the twentieth. Lat. vicesima. tKOcrrT|, 77, a tax of a twentieth,
6iKoo--upiiYOS, ov, (ctKOffi, 6p~fvid) of twenty fathoms. tiKOTcos, Adv. of tf/cos, in all likelihood, probably,
Att. for
tev, Particle, well,

tT]v,
opt. of dpi sum. good, proceed, Lat. esto, opt. of dpi sum.
2 opt. CLTJV, aor.
of
'irjpi.
et0ap, Adv. (eu0us) at once, forthwith. t-0e, Dor. and Ep. <u-0, Inter j. O that! Lat. utinam !
ei0if]v,
naturally : fairly, reasonably. eucrov, Ep. for lot'/roTOi/, 3 dual of loia. IIKTO, 6iKTT]v, Ep. for foiKfi, toiKo.Tt}v , 3 sing, and
that!
would
3 dual, plpqf.
*EI"Kn,
Att.
TJ/ef,
fut.
d~o>, to
be like; 3 sing. impf.
fltce,
Ion.
I pass, 0ijv, aor.
of
i-rjpi.
it
was
like or likely,
i0icj, f. iaca, poet, for tQifa, i0ura, i'0iKa, aor. I and pf. of tOifa, eiica, Att. for toitca.
Ion. dieaffa : Pass., to aor. ir)iedo~0r]v: pLyfcaffpai lon.e'lfcaffpai: (el/eos): make like to, represent by a likeness : Pass, to be like,
elita, pf. of'irjpi. elicd, f. dffca : aor. I rjtcaffa
pf. ZoiKa,
plqpf. ecarteiv
cu
seemed good : but the were used for the pres. and
:
impf.
see eot/ca.
f.
:
Ef KJfl,
aor.
to,
yield, give
to,
way
i d*a poet. aor. draw back, retire.
ewaOov
2. to
to
submit
obey, follow;
treviri ftKcav
in a
y Ovpy f'igas following his own bent; urged by poverty: hence to yield to another II. trans, to thing, to be weaker or inferior.
III.
resemble.
II. to liken,
compare:
to infer from
comparison, to conjecture, guess. eiKS0ov, poet. aor. 2 of eittca to yield ; subj. difdOca
inf.
yield up, abandon, resign : to grant, allow. impers. it is allowable, possible.

: : :
dtcadfiv
part, dtta&ujv.
ov,
II.
77,
Ion. gen. dfcovs, ace. iKc6v, 77, gen. ovos, ace. ova a figure, image, dtjj, ace. pi. dreovs (*eiKoj, coirca)
likeness.
II.
eiKatos, a,
kasty.
(dKrf) without purpose common, worthless.
random,
a semblance, phantom, wraith.
2.
a simile.
of oixa, pf. of *e?/y, to be like. iXa8ov, Adv. (2Xg) = i\T)Oov, in a troop. iXairivato, (ftAaTrtV??) only used in pres. to feast in a large company, to be a boon-companion. Hence 6iX<SmvacrTT|S, ov, 6, a banqueter, boon-companion. eiXamvTj, 77, a feast or banquet given by a single
eiKcos, part,
LKas, doos,
(sub. rjpfpa).
elicoa-ia,
77,
(fiKoffi} the twentieth
day of the month

conjecture.
(dadôj) a likeness, image
iKacrp,a, OTOS, TO,
iKoap.6s, ov, o,
: a (tdâ;) a likeness. (drcdfa) a conjecturing.
iKacrTT|s, ov, 6, (dtcdfa)
one who conjectures, a
guesser, diviner.
elicao-Tos,
6v, (dftdca) to be iKart, Dor. for ('tKoffi.
77,
host, opp. to Zpavos.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
compared,
like.
LK6\-6veipos, "^
77,
ov, (eitce\os, oVctpos) dream-like. ov, (ft/cos) like, after the fashion of.
sheletXap, crpos, TO, (fi\u} a covering : a protection, ter ; fi\ap vrjwv re /cat avruv a shelter for ship and crew but eTXap Kvparos a defence against the wave. elXdrtvos, rj, ov, Ep. for kXdnvos, offir or pine.
:
etpu.
-,
197
Act. to roll or twist tight tip, : to force together: to coop up or 2. to drive violently along, smite,
I.
Dor. for
1X77x0,
P^
iXe-yp.ai, for AeA7/xcu, pf. pass, o ElXciOuui, 77, Ilithyia, (from IXrjXvevta, fern. part. pf. of 4'pxoyucu) the goddess of child-birth, w/&o comes to aid those who are in travail the same as the Roman Lucina, later made identical with Diana. i\v, et\TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 act. and med. of aipeca. i\V, Dor. for efAow, 2 sing. aor. 2 med. of aipta}. i\6WTO, Ep. 3 pi. imp. pass, of etAecy. elXo Att. i\o>, lengthd. form of ci'Acu. a troop, company. i\Tj, rj,=i\i),
;
plqpf. eeXrrro. to press hard or close
shut up in a place.
strike
;
vrja
KepawQ fXaas having struck the

II.
ship with
a thunderbolt.
to be shut or
Pass, to be rolled up together : cooped up in a place, to throng together,
assemble, collected:
crowd
thickly together; also to draw oneself
dXlv vSwp water

together,
crouch,
cower; 'AxiXrja. dXels ptvev collecting himself he waited the attack of Achilles. 2. to go to and fro,
go
about, Lat. versari.
3. to
turn or whirl round,
iXt],
77,
the sun's
warmth: warmth;
of \ayxavct}.
see fXrj.
iXT)Y|x<u, pf. pass,
tX^Sdi/, droops 6y coiling round. iXifjXov0a, clXirjXoijOeiv, Ep. for (\r]\vOa, iXrjXv&iv pf. and plqpf. of Hpx.ofAai elXifjXovOjxev, Ep. for
iXif]8d,
lXi]86v and
Adv. (0X77)
revolve, like eiXiaaca, 777 flXXopivrj (or iXXopevrj) the earth turning on its axis.
or companies.
II. (eiAea>)
EiXcos, euros, o, and ElXo>TT]S, ov, 6, fern. EtXcorCs, a Helot, i. e. a serf of the Spartans, employed in agriculture and other unwarlike labours. (From "EAos, a town of Laconia, whose inhabitants were ent'Sos
:
(XrjXvOanev,
6tXT]c|>a, pf.
I plur. pf.
slaved.)
6iXT]jJLp,ai, pf. pass,
EtXcoTia,
ElXcoTija>,
:
77,
f.
the condition
o-cu,
of Aa/*/3dVa>.
77,
of a Helot, slavery. From (riXwTijs} to be a Helot or serf.
lp,a,aros, TO,
elXiKpiveia,
iXl-KplvTjs,
light, tested:
pureness
I
.
sincerity.
From
clothing
carpet.
(<wv/w) a dress, garment, cloak : later an over-garment. II. later also a cover,
(1X77,
KpivoS)
hence,
examined by the suns unmixed : pure, uncorrupted,

palpable, sheer.
3.
Lat. sincerus.
-vSjs,
2. distinct,
Adv.
pt.
II. pf. pass, of 177et|xai, pf. pass, of tvvvpi. III. rarer form for 1)pai, pf. pass, of ecu.
of
itself,
absolutely.
iXiKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of eXiaaca. elXiKTOs, 77, oV, Ion. for tXiKTos.
tXi|, Ion. for
i|xapTcu, etjxapTO, 3 sing. pf. and plqpf. of peipopat. ip.6v, Ep. and Ion. for kaptv, I pi. pres. of tlpi
sum
:
but
ijxv, Dor. for (Ivai, inf. of
dpi sum.
6\i.
iXt-irovs, o, 77, -trow, TO, gen. -irooos (f'Xca, irovs] : trailing the feet heavily in walking, with rolling walk, epith. of oxen.
tlXioroxo, poet,
and Ion.
for eXicracj.
lXi,-Tvirjs, e's, epith. of the plant dypojarcs, (from \os, Teu'cu), stretching or spreading through marshes. elXCxaro, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of kXiaau.
of Zvvvpi. for lo>ieV, I pi. of dpi sum : but efyus, eljjics, Dor. Dor. for eTrat, inf. of dpi sum. ft ip,, Aeol. ep-jxi (from Root *"Efl, sum, esse) plur., Ep. els, Ep. and Dor. eaffi eo"Tt Dor. evTi <at (ffpfv Ep. and Ion. et/ieV Dor. et/tes ; lo"re Ep. edffi Dor. Ij/rt Imper. "iaOi, Ep. in med. form
i|o.evos, part. pf. pass,
; ;
; ; :
iXKV<ra, eiXKVo-Oirjv, aor. I act. and pass, of eX/cu. eiXKuo-jxai, pf. pass, of cA/co;.
etXov, elXojXTjv, aor. 2 act. and med. of alpioi. Att. pf. of Ae-ycD.
, ,
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of tl\voj.
plur. 3 taTooffav Ep. cWcw Att. Opt. cfyv Ep. Zoipi; Ep. ecu or ei'cu Infin. cTvat Ep. plur. fiijpei/, fiTjTt Ep. elpev, flTC Part, wv Ep. tuv, eppevai, Zppev, ilpevai, tpev: eovaa, etc. Imperf. ?,v (late Att. in med. form or ZOKOV, fs, ijptjv), Ep. and Ion. e'a, Ep. also 7â, co^
ffo,
itaao, eoTca-,
:
GVTOW
Subj.
d)
aros, TO, (d\va)') a cover, dress, clothing. (ftAvo;) a lurking-place, den. cfXirro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of i\vca.
,
e, etc.
2 sing. 7^cr0a Ep.

;
elXvos,
6.
Ep.
?)tv
3 dual
77Tr7i/
and fijaOa ; 3 sing. 77" or or rjOT-qv; 3 pi. Tâai' Ep. toav.
elXti<|>au),
clXvoj, to roll
along.
II. intr. to
roll
oneself along, whirl about.

iXi)<f>aa>,
= el\V(fxi^6)
Att. elXtico
Ep. part. elXvfpoojv.

f.
EI'AT'Il
to
wrap round,
in
pf.
II.
enfold
vffw [y] pf. pass. ci\vfj.ai Pass, to be wrapt or covered;

: :
esp.
sand.
also ctXcu Att. eiXcco ci'XXco, or tXXco from cl'Xco are formed aor. I e\aa, inf. 4'Aaat
;
ETA&,
part., dXvpevos apAOca buried in the in Pass., also, to wind, creep, or crawl along.
:
Fut. cffopai, poet, taaopai, 3 sing. cffaeiTai from The whole of the pres. indie, may be Dor. taovpai. The other persons are enclitic, except the 2 sing. ef. But !cm is writenclit., when flpi is not emphatic. ten eo-rt in cases of emphasis. To be, Lat. sum. 2. as Verb Substant. to be, to esp. exist, be in existence ; OVKT' effTi he is no more
:
Ep.
OVK eV0' OVTOS avf)p, ov8' eWerou there lives II. fffTi, impers. not the man, no nor will live. with inf., it is possible, lawful. HI. dpi with a
to live,
fls dyagen. expresses descent or extraction ; aipaTOs Oolo thou art of good blood. 2. iavrov (Tvai to be the one's own master, Lat. sui juris esse. 3. with gen. put partitively ; orjpov ecrrt he belongs to the the people, is one of tljem. 4. also as in Lat., of
; Pass., aor. 2 taXr)V [a] ; inf. dXijvai Ep. d\rjf.ievai ; part. dActs, from iaa, ev : Ep. pf. ceA/xat : are formed impf. e'tXcov, Ep. 3 sing. JetAct ; fut. aor. 2 fiXrjaa : Pass., aor. I (L\T}(TOJ pf. flX-f]9rjv There are also Ep. impf. 3 sing. eoAft, eiXr]}j.ai
ee'Ao-at
iXo
198
ditty or
i/u
property of a thing
; ;
flp^vr].
elo,
avSpos I0"n
it
// zs
Ep. gen. for
o, ou,
of him, of her ;
fern,
artb f fo
from
of a
man
ffca<ppoavvijs
effri
is
a mark of tem-
himself.
perance.
IV.
c. dat.,
have;
lenti.
J/zoi
8e KCV dcrftevca
(ton poi, Lat. est mihi, I Lat. 0ss/ mibi vofit],

rcL
V. T<i OVTCL, existing things ; VI. eoTt^ os, etfftv dprjKCvai to speak Afo truth. es ywr, st/n qui, some one, some, many : 'ianv ot, Lat. or eaO' ore, Lat. est quum, at times, sometimes : eaO' 07777 or oirov, Lat. est ubi, somewhere, somehow : eanv
VII. eivai often seems resome way. dundant, e.g. TO vvv elvai, TO orj(J.pov flvai, TO avfjnrav civai, for TO vvv, etc. esp. in phrase cvcbv elvai. Root *"IH, eo}, els Ep. eiffda, elai, plur. cifJii (from
OTTCOS
ovra
cloncmcu, Ep. part. nom. pi. ios, Ep. for ecus, until. eiira, aor. I for the common IIT}JLV, Dor. for fivfiv.
of
eoirca.
eiirov,
I said;
see eiirov.
i-Trp, if at all eve Jits, if indeed. Dor. for direiv, see fTirov. eiirrjv,
6I-1TO06V,
i-iTO0i,
A dv.
iffrom
in
Adv.
if,
iirov, spoke, perat. 617T6, Ep. 2 pi.
any place. whether anywhere. aor. 2 from Root *EIin said,

ffTT(T
J
im-
inf.
cilTflV
Ep. ftVc/i*-
tftep, ?re, iSLffi
or
?o"t
imperat.
:
lOi,
'ITOJ,
pi.
t'ficj/,
Subj. few, i?js Ep. iijaOa, iy Opt. tot/it, tot??!', Ep. 3 sing, leir] or 07 Part, luv: Inf. Ifvai Ep. ifjitvai, tpev. Impf. rjeiv Ep. and Ion. rj'ia, 3 sing, tfif contr. 776 dual yrrjv plur., contr. rjpev, -fire, fjaav, Ep. 3 pi. yeifjiev, rjeire, rjeffav,
ire, Ircaffav Att. toi/Tcw

qjort
:
There is also vai, -((JLfv, Dor. eiirrjv part, clirwv. an aor. I ciira, used mostly in 2 sing, fiiras, imperat. occurs ctirov, fhaTOj, finarov, ciirarf : dire, like
dye,
also for
t'7jT
Ep.
before a plural.
In
Compos,
Med.
form appears, as dirfinaaOai. The pres. is supplied by (>7)fj.i, \6yca, or d-yopevca, the fut. and pf. by epto*,
pi. impf. of cTro/mt, to follow. i-iroT, Adv. if ever, if at all, Lat. si-quando. indirect, if or whether ever.
also TJ'iGav, loav, a fut. force, Lat.
and
I pi. rjopev.
In Att. the pres. has

:
epu, fiprj/ta. euirovTO, 3
fut.
but in Ep. we have med. ei'ao/wu, to hasten, with an aor. I med. elad-
IBO, I
will
go
II.
/7i/,
To
3 sing, flffaro, leiacrro, 3 dual eciaaadijv. go, Lat. eo, ire ; ifvat nvl 8ia <f>i\ias, Si' %x-
el irov,
i
6pas, Sid iro\f(JLov, etc., to live in friendship or
enmity
;
with any one

c. inf. fut.,
xp
"VaTO
it
went through the skin

in
if at all, if by any eipdvr], Dor. for fiprjvij. cipyaQov, poet. aor. a of e/ipjoj.
iro>s,
Adv. Adv.
if
anywhere, Lat.
si-cubi.
means.
ffiada6rjv av\r)<reiv they went to plunder.

also of
It
was used
2.
going
tivai.
of birds, to fly,
;
etc.
ship, as, km vijos 3. of'the motion
sense
aor. I med. of epydfrfMii, used in act. ip y<io'0T)v, aor. I pass, used in pass, sense. of (pydôfMt, used in both act. and eipYttoîxat, pf.
ipya.ara.\it]V,
-
of things ; TTf\envs c?<rt 5ia Sovpos the axe goes, is driven through the beam CTOS etat the year will pass or close : in Att., levai fls ravrov to come together Icvai fls \6yovs to come to conference Imperat. iOi
; :
pass, sense.
eipyp-os, Att. eipYpos, 6, (^pyca) a prison.
817
go
then, well then
good I
EFPFH
cipcpos,
iv, poet, for ev, in.
(elpypos, <uAa) a gaoler. to shut in or up. or ipY<, Att. for the earlier form epyaj. clptarat, Ion. for eiprjvrai, 3 pi. pf. pass, of !pw.
ipYM-o-4>t>\a|,
ip-yvi)|Ai
aos,
two,
and
= f'lpyca,
o,
elvS-6TT|S, fs, (fvvea, TOS) of nine years : neut. fiva-CTcs as Adv., nine years long. fern, of flvafrrjs, nine years old. 6iv3ETis, iSos,
eivai, inf. of
e?/xt
o, (f'ipoj) bondage, slavery. 2. any eipecria Ion. -tij, ), (fpeffaoa) a rowing. violent motion, throbbing. II. a complement or
et/it
sum.
II.
for itvai, inf. of
ibo.
ivcu, aor. 2 inf. of irjfu, to send. CLVO.KIS, Adv., poet, for evvateis, nine times.
ctvaxicr-xiXiot, cav, nine thousand. civaKocrioi, at, a, poet, and Ion. for tvva/toaiot. iv-aAios, ?;, ov, poet, for vd\ios.
6ivtt-vt>X S, as
crew of rowers, Lat. remigium. ip<ruovT), T), (cFpos) a harvest-wreath of olive or laurel wound round with wool, borne about by singing boys at the festivals of Tlvavtyia and apyf)\ia, and afterwards hung up at the house-door. The song was
likewise called Eiresione.
lvds, dSos,
fj,
Adv., (fvvta, vv) nine nights long. poet, for tvveas n, the ninth day.
ipco, Ion. for epew, to say. (ci/xw) old word for dyopd, a place of assembly.
ei'pT], ?),
tvd.TpS,
etvaros,
at, brothers' wives, sisters-in-law.
for evvaros, the ninth. ij, ov, poet, civEKa, 6ivKv, Ion. and poet, for HVCKO., on account,
ivt,
ipT)Ka, -TjjJtai, pf. act. and pass, of Ipe'cu, Ipo). eipi^v or tpirjv, ei/os, o, (e'/pca or Ipecu) a Laced, youth from his 1 8th year, when he was entitled to speak in
because
of, c. gen. Ep. for the Prep, ev, in.

77,
the assembly and to lead an

for fvoSios.
ipT)V6Vb),
f.
army
cf.
Att. e<pr)@os.
elpTjvatos, a, ov, (eiprjVT]) peaceful, in peace.

a<a, to
elv-oStos,
a,
and ov, poet,
keep peace, live peaceably, be at

to
lvo<ri-(j)v\Xos, ov, (fvoais, <pv\\ov) with foliage, quivering with leaves.
shaking peace.
II. trans,
bring
to peace, reconcile.
From
time of peace, Lat. pax ; dprjvrjv eipT|VTr), T), peace, (Deriv. dyciv to keep peace : metaph. rest, repose.
uncertain.)
eta,
aor. 2 of
i,
ei'/ccu, to yield. Att. for lot/mat, 3 pi. pf. of *fftoj, to be like. E, 3 sing. Ion. aor. i of fiKtu, to yield.
Hence
199
17,
ov,
of or for peace
to
3
:
peaceful, peace-
able
Adv. -KWS.
f.
Arjprjrpos to the temple of Ceres, etc. n Lat. ad Apollinis, Casloris (sub. aedem).
rose, els
I. until, Is r}o>, Is rjf\tov
till
;
as
II.
peace. 770*0;, ipT]voiroLa>, eipT]vo-Troi6s, ov, (flprjvr), iroifoj) making peace: a peace-maker. Subst., flprjvoirotos, 6,
ipijvo-c}>vAa, a/cos, d,
77,
make
From
OF TIME,
as
KaraSvvra,
els
oTf
the time
/*e
when
to
till
morn,
till
until
Is
up
my
time.
2.
i.e.
sunset ; Is o to determine a
a
(flprjvrj,
<pv\a} a guar-
Deriod,/or, els tviavrovfor a year,

Is
dian of peace.
3 pass, of lpy, IpcD. elpT|crojjiai, wool. elpiveos,??, ov, Ion. for kpiveos, woollen, of for cpiov, wool. eipiov, TO, (ffpos) Ion.
fut.
Ofpos, Is oirwprjv for the summer, etc. ; els ever ; els r)/tas /> /o our time ; els Tpirrjv
whole year dfifor

;
fj^.fpa.v to
From
elpKreov, verb. Adj. of cipycu, one must prevent. inclosure, prison. elpKTT| Ion. lptcTT|, f], ('p7<w) wool. elpo-KOfJios, ov, (fTpos, Kopeca) dressing see eipeu B. eipopai, Ion. for epo,uat, to ask: elpo-iroKos, ov, (fTpos, TTOKOS) wool-fleeced, woolly. EFPO5, TO, wool. in wool. ipo-xap-f|S, es, (etpos, xapâi) delighting Dor. for fipirofjifv, I pi. impf. of epmy.
etpirop.es,
: elpvaro, elpuaTtu, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of fpvopai 3 pi. plqpf. (in sense of aor.) of Ipvco. i, pf. pass, inf. of fpwu. tpt)jxvai [C], poet, for tpvfiv,
the third day, h e. in three days or on the third III. OF AN END OR PURPOSE, f'ureTv els day. dyaOov to speak for good, with a good object ; Is IV. OooprjôfMiL I will arm me for war.
WITH NUMERALS
resolve one
Is yu.O.V (SC. $OV\T)v)
way
or unanimously
els
to,
agree together ; with plurals, up many as ten thousand ; els 5uo
&OV\fVfiV tO eV epxeo-ftu to els /typious as

;
two deep
also of
round numbers, about, at most. V. to express RELATION, Is o in regard to which, i. e. wherefore : fls ri for what ? why ? hence for Adv., Is raxes for
;
Els
is
sometimes parted from

after its case.
its
ace.
by
several
words,
is
as, els dfjL<porfpca Aiofj.rjSfos
of fpvoj. eipricras {v], Ion. aor. I part, eipvo-outTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I opt. of Ipucu. sense of aor. 2) eipirro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with
epvoj.
seldom put
e/'s
The
app.ara fi-fjTijv. It notion is redoubled
in
oAaSe.
fJita,
of
elpuo), elpuojjKU, Ion, for epvaj, fpvojjai. (A) : aor. I cTpa and epo-a : pf. pass. part. to tie, join,fasten Lat. tpfj-fvos, Ep. cfpufvos:
EITil
gen. eVos, /was, ei/os, Lat. UNUS, fern, /ita points to a second Root, which appears without the init. fi in the Ep. masc. ?os, fern, fa : strengthd. efs oZbs, p.ia ota or O'ITJ, a
EI
5,
fv,
Engl.
ONE
the
SERO,
together, string of electron.
rjXfKTpoiaiv lep/xeVos se/ with pieces
single one, one alone : with Sup., efs dptaros : efs Tis some one, Lat. unus aliquis : fls fKaaros each one, Lat. unusquisque : read' fv fKaarov each singly,
EFPfl
ffpfro, fipovro
(B): to say, speak, tell; so also in Med. but the Med. generally means to
:
piece
cause a thing to be told one, to ask ; see Ipo). cavos, 6, a dissembler, one who says less than he thinks or means.
EFPHN,
by piece efs dvrjp, Lat. unus omnium, for one man, irXfiaras yvvaiKas fls dvrjp fyr/fiaro most for one man. II. 2 sing, ets, Ep. 2 sing. pres. of el/u sum.
:
eipcoveia, affected to
an ignorance purposely provoke an antagonist, irony, used by So77,
dissimulation,
pres. of ef/u ibo. eis, aor. 2 part, oftrjfu. etcra, Causal aor. I of t'îy, eô/tat, to put, place, lay;
crates against the Sophists.

cipcov6ijop,ai, (etpaw)
From
to dissemble, esp. to feign
CKOTTOV
fifff
:
he set a spy
Ko-ôv flaav they laid an

:
Dep.
ambush
ignorance.
elpcoviKos, 77, ov, befitting eipamico or ipa>Tea), Ep.
part, fi'aas, inf. ecrcu, Ep. cffffcu. also fut. med. faojMii Ep. fcraofMi : aor. I fiaa^-qv
:
a dissembler. Adv. KWS. and Ion. for fpcardca.

:
pf. pass, ef/iai
to
found,
erect,
or setting up statues of deities.
of building temples The other tenses are
or "E2, PREP. WITH ACC. ONLY. Radic. sense I. OF direction towards, motion to, in or into.
EI'2
supplied from ISpva}. eicr-ayaytov, aor. 2 part, of flffd'ya.
PLACE, the oldest and most freq. usage but also of tio-ayyfXfvs, ecus, 6, (flaayyt\\Q}) one who ancourt. persons, with all Verbs implying motion or direction, nounces, an usher, an officer at the Persian the Athenian Council and so with Verbs of looking, as, els Siira ISeaOai flcrayyfXLa., fj, an accusation in From to look in the face sometimes in Att. with the for some public offence : an information. for the tenses, v. Grfffakto notion of hostile direction, Lat. contra, adversus, = elcr-ayyeXAco, f. -eAcD see 2. in to go in and announce (the duty of an usher vpos. pregnant usage, joined with Verbs which II. to announce, report. express rest, when a previous motion is implied, as, Is elffttyyeAevs) generally, fifyapov Kart9rjKf he brought it to the house, and put to accuse one of a state-offence ; see flaayyf\ia. to for the tenses, v. dyfipca : it there : so, fi(r-d, yfip, f. -epo) trapcivai els roirov to go to and be at a
; :
: :
place
esp. in phrase, ffwêaOat els TOTTOV. 3. ellipt. c. gen., (is 'Ai'Sao [Soôy], Att. e/s "AtSou, to the abode of Hades ; cs 'AOrjvairjs [iepov] to the
:
gather into a place.

<w : aor. 2 --/jyayov : pf. -07770x0 : elcr-dyou, fto lead in or into ; fffdyfiv or fad-yfaOai yvvaT/ta to
temple of Athena, es Upidfjioio [o?oi/]
etc.
so in
lead a wife into one's house.
2. to
import foreign
200
wares ; dtrdyecrdai real (gdytaOai to import and exMed. to admit forces into a city also to port introduce into a league ; to introduce new cus: :
!
generally, to
dentally.
go
into
of
rivers, to
empty themselves
to,
into, fall into.
3. also to
come
fall into acci-
toms.
II. as a political
;
2. as law-term, dffdyfiv O'IKTJV or ypa(pr)v to open the proceedings, state the case.
before an assembly before the Council.
dadytiv
term, to lay or bring

Is (iovXrjv, to
eio-pSo-is, ecus,
77,
(etcrjSaiVcy)
an entrance, way of
bring
entering
embarkation.
,
-f),
6v, (daftaivca) accessible. dffoiMi, Dep. to force one's

'.
way into.
urai, Adv.
6icr-a0po>,
cler-aipa),
f.
f.
for ets
dd,for
ever.
',
;,
to
,
f.
-0i(3daoj Att. H3i/3<2, Causal of etVto
ur-aetpop,at,
Med.
lycra;,
to take to oneself. to look into, descry.
make
f.
go
into,
put
into.
-apa>, to lift
f.
or carry in.
elo-atcraxo, cler-ao-oxo,
lo--SicovTta>,
absol., to
f.
-acu,
to),
to
dart into.
*et'8cu.
upon. (dfffidXXw n) a throwing oneself into : an inroad, invasion, attack. 2. a way of entering,
tf/ca,
to look at, look
lo-poXif|,
fj,
euraiTO, 3 sing. aor. med. opt. of

iffQJ
Att.
/o
r/ javelins at
dart or spout up, of blood.

f.
an entrance, pass : in plur., also, the mouth of a river. 3. an entering into a thing, a beginning. Med. to 6i<r-Ypd(J>(o, f. if/oo, to write in, inscribe :
have oneself written down or inscribed; daypdcpeaOai Is TOS arrovods to have oneself written or received into
the league.
elo--8epKOjj.ai, Dep., with aor. 2 act. dffeSpa/fov to look at or upon, behold, observe.
:
eur-fiKovw,
to listen,
troftat
aor. I
;
'fjKovffa
pf.
aferjKoa
hearken
to
and, simply, to hear.
II.
to obey,
comply with, give heed to. elar-aKTeov, verb. Adj. of dcrdyca, one must bring in. r}Xdfj.r]v Ep. 3 OLcr-aXXop-ai, f. -aXovjjiai : aor. I
: :
sing. aor. 2 lardXro
Dep.
to leap or
spring into
ur-8exop,cu, Ion.
flffeof^dfjiTjv
<r-8eKO|JUu
:
f.
OfofMt
aor. I
also to leap upon.

f. to pass into. \jj<a, Ep. aor. I med. of etjut ibo. aor. I med. of *etSo;, / see. I founded. urdfAT)v, aor. I med. of et<ra,
and eicreSc^î/
Dep.:
to take into,
Ei(r-ap.6ij3a>,
admit.
II.
elcrdjjiTjv,
Ep.
6ur-8iSa>}ju, used intr., of rivers, to flow into.
6urSoxT|,
77, (etaSexo/xat) reception. LO-8pa|Xiv, aor. 2 inf. of dffrpex^-
to go up into. icr-c,va,|3aivaj, aor. 2 -avefirjv, icr-avaYicda>, f. to force into, constrain.
6icr8po[jLT|, 77, (dffSpaueiv) an 6i<r-8iJ<o or 610--8WO), and (in
onslaught, assault.
same
sense)
Med.
eier-
io--avdY&>,
f.
<u,
to lead
up
into.
:
6ur-av6i8ov, aor. 2 (see elSov)

lo--dv6ip,t, to
to look
up
to.
go up
into.
to -Svffoftai : aor. 2 -eSvv : pf. -Sc'Su/ro : get into, slip into or in; Seti/oi/ rt tvtovve ofyiai a kind of fear entered into them ; d/covTiffrvv eaovaeai
8tojjiai
f.
elo-aviStov, part, of daavtioov.

eio-avttiv, part,
i,
tbou wilt enter into a contest of archery.

6to-6, see fiaa.
of dcrdvfifu.
Adv. straight into, into or in the face. /, Adv. for ets airav, altogether. 6urdira, Adv. for ets aira, at once.
eur-apdoxrco Att. TTCO, fut. euraro, euraro, v. dffdfjirjv,
6i<r-o(TTa>, Att. for dcraioaca.
cu,
aor. 2 of daâivca: elaepifjcra, causal aor. I. eitreYpavj/a, aor. i of dffypd(p(). eloreSeldpnjv, clo-eSexOilv, aor. I
6io-e|3Tjv,
to drive in
upon.
dffdfj,r)v.
elcreSpaKov, aor. 2 of daoepfcoiMi. elcreSpafJiov, aor. i of et(rrpe^cy. 6io--t8tiv, aor. 2 of dabvca.

elo--6i8ov, aor. 2 (see floov}, to look on or at. 6ur-6ip,i, inf. -ifvai: impf. tlffntiv: (ets, etftt ibo)'.
ur-auYda>, f. oca, to look at. Adv. for ets avOis, hereafter. euro/up 10 v, Adv. for ets avpiov, on the morrow. 6icr-avTis, Adv. Dor. and Ion. for daavOis. f. -acprjaca, to send into : to let in. 6L<r-ac}>i'r]fJU,
clcravOis,
go into, go in; 6(f>9aXfj.ovs etVet/xt / will come into his sight ; dpxfjv datevai to enter on an office. II. III. metaph. as law-term, to come before the court.
to
to
come
into one's
icra4>iKcr9ai, aor. i inf.

lor-a(J)iKvtojJiai,
f.
eio-eiceXo-a. aor. I
mind. of daKeXXca.
eXdoa: fut. -eA.d<7cu [3] Att. -e\a): to drive into or in. II.
:
igoftai,
Dep.
to
come or go
:
into,
6io-6KijXi0-a, aor. I of dffKvXivSu.
to arrive at.
6io"-6Xatvto Ep.
:
t$r\v pf. /3e)3â i<r-paCva>, f. ftrjcrofJLat : aor. 2 to go into: esp. to go on board ship, embark. 2. it comes into head. II. impers., flfffiaivei poi
for the tenses, v. iXavvca (sub. iitirov or vavv) to
row
into a place, like Lat.
my
to
appellere.
elo-eXOeiv, aor. 2 inf. of dfffpxo/MLi. 6ur-eXica> f. tXca: aor. I dXicvaa:
:
Causal in aor.
into
:
elatfirjaa, to
make
go
into, to
put
see fia0t(3doj,
f.
which
serves as pres. in this sense.
to
drag
into.
icr-|3a,\\a>,
fj.ai
:
-J8a\a): pf. -PffiXrjfea, pass. -fitfiXr]to throw into : Med. to put on board one's
II.
6icr-p,paivco, aor. 2 dfffV@rjv, to go 6UT6V6YK6LV, aor. 2 inf. of dfffpepoj.

6tO--VT|VOXa', pf. Of dff(f)fpQ}.
6io-ev0a)fjis,
on board.
ship.
(sub. kavruv or
arparidv\
to
throw
oneself into,
or incursion into, invade: also (sub. vavv) to enter port, Lat. appellere. 2.
make an inroad
Dor. for datXQca^v,
pi. aor.
2 sub}.
201
clerevoTjcro, aor. I elo-tiraio-a, aor. I
of elavoew. of elairaio}.
elo-Kop.i8TJ,
17,
:
a bringing
in,
importation.
From
els eireira, henceforward. eloreirraTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 of io"irTOp,ai. eur-ep'yvvpA or -ua>, to shut up into, enclose in a
6iorirtTa, Adv. for
port:
fut. iaca Att. to; : to 6LO--Kop.ico bring into, imPass, to get into a place for shelter. f. ur-KVK\o, 770-0;, to turn or wheel inwards on the
place.
stage, so as to withdraw from the eyes of the spectators, v. eKfcvK\eca: metaph., oaiptuv irpdyfjLara ela-
eurepptnqv, aor.
I (in pass,
form) of
:
elapeo).
:
ur-ppo>, aor. into, get in.
I elarjpprjffa
pf.
elarjpprjKa
to
go
KeKvK\r)Kev els rr}v olfeiav some ill luck into the house.
io--Kt)Xiv8o>,
f.
spirif
has brought
Kv\iffoj [fj
:
to roll into.
io--pvo>, aor. I part, elaepvaas [u], to draw into. ur-pxop.<u, fut. -e\evffofuii : aor. 2 7)\v8ov, -rj\Qov Dep. to go or come into, to enter, Lat. in-ire :
:
cuTK<o
impf. rjiateov
:
(Tffos,
tiaos)
to
to
:
make
like:
to think like, liken
metaph.
compare
and so
to
metaph.
to enter one's
mind:
absol. of
money,
to
come
guess, conjecture, believe. io--\vao-a>, to look into.

6Lo--p.atop.ai, aor. I
in, as irpocroSoi elafj\0ov.
II. as
Att. law-term,
elaep.aadp.rjv,
:
Ep. 3 sing, eaef^daaca}:

to to
of the accuser, to come into court.

CUT-&TI,
fidaaaro Dor.
reach.
in,
-daro
Med.:
II.
(els,
Adv.
f-
still yet.
touch to the quick.

feel.
to
put in the hand
ior-xw,
-
-fu,
fut.
intr. to stretch into,

rjff 01*0.1,
i<r-T)
yOp,ai,
Dep.
to
bring
intro-
eur-veop-cH, Dep. to
go
into.
II. elffrjyei'ffQai duce, propound, bring forward. TIVI to represent to any one, instruct him. Hence
6io*-vo,
-vevao/J,ai, to swim into. io--vo0), f. 770-0;, to perceive, remark.

f.
io-f|yr)p,a, fjiaros, TO,

'
i<TT|Y'r)
'S,
(us,
f),
a proposition, motion: and a bringing in, proposing, bring-
6ur-o8os,
77,
(els, -686s)
a coming
ing forward: and
Orchestra of entrance. one must bring in : and io*-oiKet6b>, f. waoj, (els, oi/cefos) to bring in as a Pass, to become friend to any one. 6unrjynTT|s, ov, o, one who brings in, a mover, proposer. friend : Hence ur-oLKo>, f. 770-0;, to dwell in, settle in. ur-T]0a>, f. 170-0;, to inject by a syringe. r]oJ, to be come in : to come in. ur-T|Ka>, f. 6io-oiK-f|o-is, ecus, r), settlement : a dwelling. i<r-T|AtJ0ov, icrfj\0ov, aor. 2 of elaepôfjuu. ur-oiKia>, fut. iao) Att. to), to bring as a colonist into a place Pass, to settle oneself in a place. t(rq\t5<ria, 77, (eloffXvOov) a coming in. i<rf)veYK<u, aor. I of ela<pepca. 6io--oiKo8op,, f. 770-0;, to build into. to-0a, Aeol. and Ep. for els, e7, 2 sing, of ef/w ibo. 6uroixvvo-a, Aeol. for elaoixyovai, 3 pi. of ettrOai, pf. pass. inf. of fy/w. io--oixvi>, f. 770-0;, to go into, enter.
icnr]Yr)T6ov, verb. Adj.,
:
in, entrance, esp. : a visit : a right
a way into, entry. II. of the Chorus into the
eur-Oew,
t<r(,
f.
Oevffou,ai, to
run
into,
run up
to.
elo--6K6 or
-v, Dor. ur-6Ka,
(els o *re) until
such
II.
ur-0pa>o-Kc0, aor. -eOopov, to leap into or in.
time as
so long as.
3 pi. pres. of ef/xt sum. 3 sing. pres. of e1fj.i ibo. elo-lSeiv, Ep. elo-iSceiv, aor. 2 inf. of flffcTSov.
iortv,
elo-i, eio-iv,
eixropxu, fut. of *6t5o>
eureai, Ep. 2 sing.
Ep.
:
fut.
of elpi
ibo.
to-ov, imperat. of elaa.
6ur-i8pto>, f. <ro) : pf. pass. eiaidpvfjuu ((is, lopv<a) to build, found in a place. cio--iop.ai, Pass, (els, i<u) to be seated in, to sit
:
down
Adv. hereafter. in time to come, hereafter. turoiTTOS, ov, (elaoiôfMi) looked upon : to be seen,
io--6irtv, (els, OTTJS)
elo'-omo'a),
visible.
Adv.
in.
f.
CUT-IT] pa,
770-0;,
;
to
send or put into
Med.
to be-
take oneself to
also in act. sense, to admit, let in.
euroTrrpis, ioos, i), e/ifforrrpov. io--oirTpov, TO, (elaoiftofuu) a looking-glass, mirror.

elcr-opaco,
ur0p.T], 17, (eur-ei/ii) an entrance. clo--i.Kvcop.ai, fut. -iofjuii, Dep. to

cur-Cirra|J.ai, late
Ep. part, elaopocav,
inf.
med. eiaopdaaOcu :
go
into.
the
fut.
elauifjopai
form of
elffirerofMi.
from other Roots
aor. 2 elaeTSov are supplied to look at or upon, (see opaw)

:
and
ur-Ka\a[xaop,cu, fishing rod.
(els, /caAd/i??.) to
haul in with a
euT-KaXtw,
f. cffoa,
to call in.
view, behold : also to look on with admiration, revere, respect : to look at eagerly : to gaze upon steadily ; also of the gods, to visit, punish, behold.
ur-opp,aa>, f. 770^0;, to bring forcibly into: force one's way into.
Pass.,
eicr-KaTapaivto, f.
-@rjffotJ.ai, aor. 2 elaicaTe@r)v, to
down
go
Pass, to
into.
in
lcr-KaTaTi8r)[u, f. -Orjffca, to put down into. io--Kip,ai, as Pass, of elaTierjfjLt, to be put into, : to be put on board ship.
: :
lie
io*-opp,ib>, fut. iffoa Att. ?o>, to bring into port with aor. pass, and med., to run into port,
f.
to push or el<r-K\Aa>, f. ~fte\0<u aor. I -eiceXffa thrust in: (sub. vavv), to put into shore, put to land. Att. -TTCO, f. cy, to call in by herald : ur-KT)pv<ro-co
esp. to call into the lists for
combat.
rush in. Ep. lengthd. form of 7o-os, alike, I. Sals etarj the equal, used in these phrases 2. vfjes eiaai equal banquet, i. e. equally shared. 1 the equal or well-balanced ships,. 3. dartls irdvroa
ur-opova>,
io-os,
77,
aca, to
ov
[r],
202
eiar)
iVo're
EK.
io--XipCa>,
f.
the all-wen shield, i. e. quite round. 4. <pp*ves vSov eiGai an even mind, that is well-balanced, calm, Lat. mens aequa. do-ore, for
eur-ovj/vs,
ei's
ia<a Att. tcD, to
put into one's bands,

:
entrust.
icr-xo,
i<ro>,
f.
-\(w
aor. I -e'x eot

^
to
pour
in.
into :
OT(, until.
77,
Pass., Ep. aor. 2 kff(')(vijir] v [^]>
stream
:
vs,
lcr64/o|Aai, fut.
OTTTOfJiai.
a looking upon : a spectacle. From of dffopdo}, formed from Root *eladash

in.
more
c.
ace.,
rarely ovvai bi>p.ov

II.
4'trcu,
Adv.
((Is, 4s) into,
within,
Ai'8os
('icrcu
also c. gen., <iaca

to thrust into
:
cur-iratco, aor. I fiffeiraiffa, to burst or
(3\((papow. eicr-co0D, fut.
within, inside.
faOrjffca
and waca,
eur-irep/rrw,
eur-'rrepia),
l<r-irr]8(i,o),
f.
\f/ca,
to
f.
f.
dffco
'fjcroj
bring in : to suborn. [a] Ion. 770-0;, to pass over into.

in,
send
Med.
to force oneself into, press in. i(T-a>ir6s, 6v, (ds, wif/) in face, in front of; (lacairol
cur-ireTOfiai,
f.
irrrfaopai
or rjffOfMi, to leap into, burst in. aor. 2 both in med. :

act. (iattrTrjv
:
(ylvoi'To v(S>v they came in front of the ships. Ion. etrcv, Adv. of Time, then, after, there-
EFTA
form
daciTTdfjirjv
f.
and
to fly into.
:
ur-mirro>,
TTTcafta
:
-trcaovpcu aor. i -tirfffov pf. -ireor rush into : to be thrown to fall
II. like Lat. ita and itaque, so then, and then: also in ironical questions, Lat. itane ? itane vero ? is it so f ay really f indeed f
upon, Lat. deinde.
and
into.
II. to fall upon, attack. ur-mTVCD, poet, form of elamtrro).
elrai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of tvvvî. i-T6 i-T . . , Lat. sive . , sive ,
. . .
either
i<r-/jr\6&>, f. -Tr\(vffofjuit, to sail into, enter.
Hence
in
or
whether
:
or
so that several cases are al-
eixrirXoos,
ships.
eltr-irvea),
contr.
II.
f.
a sailing the entrance of a harbour.
eunrXovs,
6,
of ways put in Homer the first (IT( is sometimes answered by v) Kai The Trag. sometimes leave out the
first (IT(,
inspirare.
lo"irvT|\as, o,
irvdjffOfMi, to breathe in, inhale, Lat. Hence II. to breathe upon.
one who inspires love, a lover. elo--iroi6to, f. TT>CU, to put into the hands of, to give Pass, to be (a son) to be adopted by another
:
or put 6i instead. IT, for 6LTJT6, 2 pi. pres. opt. of of iTv, Ion. for (Ira, like en-etrei/ tor
(1/j.i
sum.
lirctTO.
iw, Ep. for kaoj. eiw, Ep. for c<u, oi, pres. subj. of
ct/it
sum.
eOca*
adopted.
unroiif]TOS,
II. to
77, f.
introduce.
Hence
:
L(o0a, pf. 2 (in pres. sense) of the
Ep. verb
ur-iropt&),
ov, adopted. <r<w, to lead into
Pass.,
with
fut.
iw06tv, plqpf. (in impf. sense) of (Oca. cuoOoTcos, Adv. of (icaOa, in the usual way.
eiojv,
med.
(vffofj.ai, to
go
f),
into, enter.
impf. of eaco.
eio"n-pa|is, (cos,
tar-irp<i<roro)
exaction or collection of taxes.
eicos,
taxes
Med.
f.
Att. -TTCO, f. cu, to get in or collect to collect or exact for oneself.

:
cicoo-i,,
Ep. for ((as, until. Ep. for (Uffi, 3 pi. of

a
(dcu.
CLcr-pto),
-pe&ro/icu and -pvrjffOfjuu

into.
aor. 2
ep-
pvrjv
to
stream
elorrf]Keiv, plqpf- intr. of larrjî. elo-TidKa, eloTtao-a, pf. and aor.

i<r-Ti0T)|u, fut. -Orjffa} : with or without Is vavv, to
to
of (ffndoa.
e, ex, PREP. WITH GEN, Radic. sense, from out of, away from. I. OF PLACE, out of, from forth ; IK iravrcav ftaXiffra 2. like ecu, outside chieffrom among all, o/all. of, beyond; etc ^3Aea/ out of shot; (K nairvov out of
TEK, before
vowel
ejj,
Lat.
rticva (aO(ffOai (aor. 2
put into, place in : also put on board ship: Med., inf.) to put them on board.
:
the smoke.
iraacra\6<()i i.e. on, the
i.
3.
with Verbs implying Rest,
as, l
Kp(fMff(v <j)6pfj.iyya he hung his lyre from, peg; dvdirT(oOai (tt nvos to fasten from,
i<r-Tota>,
i(r-TpX
:
f. ff<u,
to shoot or dart into.
fut.
8pa.(jiov[j.ai
aor. 2
eSpafjiov
(from
from
run upon. (from *oy) aor. I and pf. -1/171/0 x< (from *lv(*fK(a) : cf. </>ep<y; to II. to carry into : to bring in or upon. bring at Athens, to pay tax on proin, contribute : III. to introduce, bring forward, property. JV. Med. to carry with one: also like pose. Act. to introduce. 2. to import. V. Pass. to rush in. 2. to be imported.
in or into, to
i<r-<j>epci)
:
To run
II. OF TIME, l ou since, upon, a thing. the time when, Lat. ex quo ; from the beginning 4 Ovaias yweaOat to have just finished e.
;
fut. -oiffca
i.
(g (iprjvrjs iroX(p.fLV to go to war out of, III. OF ORIGIN, ZK nvos j(vepeace. oQai to be born or sprung from one ( </*ou *y4i>os
sacrifice
;
e. after,
(ffffi
thou comest of
me by
blood.
2.
of the
materials of a thing, as mD/ja 4/c gv\ov a cup of wood. 3. of Motive, Occasion, Means, (tc 6(6<piv TTo\(fj.i^(tv to war at the gods' instance; prjvios (
t/t Kavâros in cono\of)s because of deadly wrath sequence of the heat kit fiias aytiv = 0ia ayfiv, to lead by force. 4. with a pass. Verb, f(pi\r)0(v en Atos they were beloved o/or by Zeus. 5. with a neut.
;
;
lo--<j)oiT(i{o, f. rjffca, to
go
:
continually
to, to visit.
II.
icr(j)opd,
77,
(et<r</>6/)cu)
a carrying
into.
bringing
raised to
in,
contribution
at Athens, a property-tax,
meet the exigencies of war.
i<r-4>opcco, f. fiffca, dacjtfpoj. cicr-(j>pe(i>, fut. -<pprjffa) and -(pprfffonai
Adj., as periphr. for Adv., !
dyxifj.6\ov
(K rov
:
(fj.({)avovs
and
efjupavovs for ifiâi/cDs, etc.
imperat.
elff-
is
tppes:
(ds,
</>pe<y
:
i>ia<ppcoj, fK<ppfca)
which only occurs to let in, admit :
in compos., v.
words.
In
often separated from its Case by one or more It takes an accent if it is pecul. emphatic.
4
Med,
to
bring
Compos.
signifies otit,
away, ojfi also
utterly.
in with one.
203
ing from afar, far-darting, = Kr)(3u\os. eKairjv [a], aor. 2 pass, of Kaica. ica0v, Adv. (4/ras) from afar : far off, far away. Ka0T]pa, aor. I of KaQaipca. ticdXecrcra, Ep. aor. I of KaXeca. cKuAos, Dor. for (tcijXos. tKa\L\jiiJcra, for Kar^vaa, aor. I of Karap-vca. cKajjiov, 6Kap,6jjiT)v, aor. 2 act. and med. of Kapvoi. eicapTwavTO, 3 pi. aor. I med. of uaprvvu. eKapi{;a, aor. I of Kap(p<u. IKCIS Att. exas, Adv. (e) far, afar, far off": c. gen. II. of Time, long after. far from, far away from. KaorTa,Ta), Sup. of was, furthest off, furthest away. Kao-raxo0V, (ea<7Tos) Adv. /row every side.
licd-cp-yos, o, (l/ras, *epyca) epith.
of Apollo, work-
properly an offering of a hundred oxen : but commonly a great public not always of oxen, nor to the number of a sacrifice, hundred.
,17, (ttcarov, /3ovs)
Kar6fJi-pouos, ov, (knarov, jSovs) of or worth
a hun-
dred oxen.
,
(ItfaroV, TTOVS)
ov,
5,
i,
= (KarufjiTroXis.
loofeet long.
gen.
77,
ecus,
(e/carov, iruXis) with
hundred
cities.
jEKaToji-iravs, 6,
irovv, TO, gen. iroSos, (titaTov,
irovs) hundred-footed.
'EKATO'N,
iKarofA-iniXos, OF, (itfaroV, TrvA?;) hundred-gated. of , at , rd, indecl. a hundred, Lat.centum.
Ka<rrax6cr, (e/fao"ros) Adv. to every side. iKCMTTaxov, (eAraoTos) Adv. everywhere. iKcurrcpio, Corn-p. of CKOLS, further, further off:
Sup. e/cacrraTcy. KacrT00t, Adv. for each or every one.
From
"EKA2TO5,
collective
77,
ov, every, every one, each, each one,
Lat. quisque, opp. to a number : the sing, from its sense is freq. joined with a plur. Verb, (Kaaros kiriaraoOe ye know each one of you : (Is
fftaffros, Lat.
KdTOVTa-TT|s, es, (ctfaroV, eros) o/a hundred years, a hundred years old. iKttTOVTa-Kdptjvos, Dor. -Kapavos, ov, (l/caroV, tcaprjvov} hundred-headed : cf (KaToytcpavos. iKa-TOv-rdXavTOS, ov, (1/faroV, TaXavTov) worth IOO talents ; ypacp^ (KarovrdXavTos an action where damages were laid at that sum. KaTOVTd-irXa<ri<av, ov, gen. ovos, (l/caroi/) a hundred-fold,
loo times as much or many.
iKdTOVTU-TrtiXos, ov,
= 4/rr6'/rvAos.
unusquisque, each one; trds t#ao"ros, one and all; oi ftaO' Zfcaffrov each one singly, Lat singuli : Koff eKaffTTjv [-qfiepav] every day, daily. Hence
Ko,orTOT, Adv. each time, at all times.
eicao-TOTCpco, Adv. cKaaTfpw. KaT0,TO, Ion. for (ttdOrjvTO, 3 pi. impf. o CKaTepdicis, Adv. (eKarepos) at each time.
from
e
4iedTp0, before a vowel -0v, Adv. or on each side, Lat. utrinque.
for
iKaTovT-apx^s, ov, 6, (e/faroi/, d'p^tu) a leader of a hundred, Lat. centurio. iKarovT-apxos, o, = (KaTOVTapxys. iKarovrds, dSos, T), (eaTOF) the number one hundred. iKaTOVT-opyvios, ov, (4#aToV, opyvid) of IOO fathoms : poet., iKaTovT-opoYuios, ov. = eftrj/BuXos. , 6, (ids) ov, (etfaTov, aTopa) hundred-mouthed..
,
EKA'TEPO2, a, ov,
Hence
each of two, each singly, Lat.
4KaTO<rr6s, 17, ov, (t/taTov) the hundredth, Lat. centesimus ; e<p' (KaTOOTa a hundred-fold. II. fj 4aToarr], the hundredth part, a tax or duty at Athens. (KaTOVTUS. KdTOCTTV3, VOS, 6, (Kavcra, aor. I of /eaiu.
uterque.
Adv. from each side: and iKdTtpcoGi, Adv. on each side : and 4ica,Tpa><r6, Adv. to each side, each way.
cKo/rtptoOev,
K-pd^co,
in
f.
fey, to
speak out, declare.
'Eicon] [a],
17,
(e/faros) Hecate, daughter of Perses
and Asteria,
who had power from Zeus
heaven,
Later she was held to be the same earth, and sea. as Artemis. 'E/cdV^s Sfiirvov, or 'E/fdrata, ra, was
aor. 2 (0r)V : pf. K@(fi-fjcrofMi : K-|3aiv6>, f. /o ste/> out of, go or come out of: to step out &r)Ka : 2. to go out of, depart of a. ship, to disembark.
from.
1
3.
metaph.
to
an offering of purification made to her on the 3Oth of each month at three cross roads.
iKdVrj-peXerns, ov, o, fKaTr]@6\os. 4KaTr]-p6\os, ov, (!/ras, aAAa;) far-throwing, faras Subst. the Far-darter. shooting, far-darting : KdTi, Att. and Dor. for fKijn, on account of.
out, Lat. evadere.
4. to
come out so and so, to turn go out of due bounds, to

put out of a
ship, etc.;
digress.
i
II. in fut. act. ffefirjffa}, aor. I IfejSrjaa,
Causal, to
make
f.
to step out of,
6K-J3dKxevw,
GO),
to excite to
Bacchic frenzy, to
make frantic
i,
,
Pass,
and Med.
eKaToy-Kapavos,
ov, (ZKCLTOV, Kaprjvov}
KaTO-y-Ke4>aXas, ov,
ov,
o, (SKOLTOV, KefyaX-q}
(ttcarov,
Kpavov):
and and hundred;
aor. 2 imperat. of 3 sing. ind.

-,
to be frenzied, rage. (K^dXXw : also Ep. for
f.
-0aXw:
headed.
ov, (fttarov, Xfip) hundred-handed. ov, (fKaruv, fryov) with IOO benches
'
to
throw or cast out:

:
aor. 2 -fftaXov; pf. -Pe@\r)fca: to disembark, land; but also
for rowers.
,
uvos,
6, the
month Hecatombaeon, the

last
2. noXfcas eitpdXXfiv to cast II. out of the country and so to drive out, banish. to strike out, Lat. excutere ; Sovpa fitfidXXeiv to fell III. trees, properly to cut them out of the forest.
to carry out to sea.
of the Att. year, answering to the July and first half of August. From
first
half of
1
metaph.,
so,
(K&dXX(iv
Ziros ttcfiaXXeiv to let fall or drop a ddttpva. to drop or shed tears.
word;
IV.
204
2. impers. fKytyvfrai, like throw away, depose, reject: to hiss off" the stage, [gone by, elapsed. V. to send fan, it is allowed, it is granted, Lat. explodere. 3. to break open. VI. (sub. tauToV), of a river, out, get rid of, lose. ttcyovos, ov, (l/ryei/eaflat) sprung, descended from 7 to empty or discharge itse f. any one : as Subst., trcyovos, 6, any descendant, son,
to
aor. 2 inf. of eK/3d\\<a.

aor. 2 part, of fK&aivca.
tK{3acris, foas,
rj,
grandson ;
K-Ypd<f>o>,
rcL H/cyova offspring, posterity. f. to write out, copy : Med. to \l/<t3,

II. to strike out,
write
(ltf/JeuVa>)
a going out of a
:
ship,
landing.
CK-J3da>,
II.
a K>y
out, egress
an
escape.
out or copy for oneself. from a list.

Ion.
expunge
Dor. for
Cfe-Paivca.
and
in late Gr. [v]
f. wffoj, to confirm. K-f36(3oa6o>, tK-J3lda>, to force out : to wrest from.
id), f. VCTOJ,
to burst into tears,
K-ptpda>,
f.
-j8tj8do-a)
Att.
/3t/3a;,
Causal of
!-
f$aiv<u, /o raa/te /o ste/>
ow/ q/: esp. to put out of a. ship. fut. -fipwaoj, pf. -0eJ3pa)Ka, to devour. tK-(3i{3pu><TK<0, K(3XT]TOs, oi/, (l/3aAAa>) thrown out: rejected, de-
spised, despicable. 2 f-(p.o\ov, to go or K-J3Xa>crKa>, aor. to call or cry K-j3odu>, f. rjffofjjat,
expend, consume, exhaust. CK-8e8ap|Jiai, pf. pass, of ftcSfpca. CicSeSiopLCvvTai, 3 pi. Ion. plqpf. of (Koojptoonai. Hence K-8Tjs, s, (e, oei) defective. licSeia, 17, a falling short, being in arrear. K-8eiicvv}jU, f. -8ciaj, aor. I le5eta, to shew forth,
K-8aTravdco,
f.
i\aca, to
come owA
o.
display.
tK-5cKop.ai, Ion. for lSexo//at.
K-|3oT|0ia,
77,
a marching out
to aid. to
From
make a sally.
K8c|is,
cession.
fcas,
6,
(l/fSexo/zat)
a taking from
suc-
K-|3oTj0o,
f.rjffca,to
march out to aid:
/rom,
K-J3oXf3ia>, f. iaoj Att. to), (l/f, /3oA/3os) to />ee/ q/f as the skin qân onion; l/c/3oA/3iti/ rti/d TO)I/
cK-SepKO|xai, Dep. to look out from.

off" the
f. -8ep>: to skin, flay, strip cudgel soundly. K-8cTOS, ov, (ctfoect)) fastened to or upon. K-8XOp.ai, Ion. -8KOp.at: f. -8eo//eu: aor. I teto take or receive from : to take Dep. ofgafj.7)V
K-8epci>, Ion.
-Setpcd
to
KQjoiojv to peel
one q/
his stolen skins.
skin
hence
a throwing out, throwing 6Kf3o\T|, 17, (l/f$dAAc<;) II. a cas/overboard, esp. of goods in a storm. III. a ing out, banishment. shooting forth l/SoA?) airov the time when the corn shoots or comes
;
a.px"f]v to receive the rule IV. an outlet, Lat. exitus ; fK0o\-r) from another: absol. to follow, succeed: of countries, the mouth of a river; fK/3o\al opovs a defile to come next. 3. to wait for, expect, Lat. excileading out of a chain of mountains ; 1/fjSoA?) \6yov pere. 4. to receive at a feast. a digression. V. (from Pass.) that which is cast tK-8o. f. -orfao}, to bind from, i. e. to bind on or to : out ; fK@o\j) 8iKe\\r)S earth cast out by a mattock ; Med. to bind a thing to oneself, hang it round one. ovpfia K@o\rj children exposed on the mountains. K-8Tj\os, ov, very manifest : conspicuous. to go abroad, travel : eKpoXos, ov, (4tf/3aAAcu) cast out, exposed, of a child: 6K-Sir]jAo, f. 77<ro>, (tftfSôs)
up.
2.
eKOt\eaQa.i rty
into ear.
abortive.
II.
as Subst., e/3oAos, o,
a ca/e,
/>ro-
to be
abroad, or on one's travels.

17,
Hence
ojf relics. K-j3pd<roxo, f. -fipdaca, to throw out or p, as froth: Pass, /o 6e cas up or thrown on shore, of ships.
montory.
2. e/fjSoAa,
TO, cas
KSt]p.ia,
K-8i)fJios,
departure from home or from life. ov, ((K, STJ/JLOS) from home, abroad.
f.
K-8ta|3aiva),
-Prjffofiai
aor. 2 ftediepijv
to
go
K-J3povTdco,
f. 170-0;,
K-ppv)(dopxH, Dep.
K-J3pc0p,a, CITOS, TO,
to strike out by lightning. to bellow forth.
throitgh out of, pass over.

is
(bc&i&p&miot) that which
K-8i<UTaop,cu, Pass, (etc, Smtrdcu) to depart from one's accustomed mode of life, change one's habits.
eaten out;
etcftpcafJia
marriage. yavpos) Med. to exult greatly ic-YY<* a po^t- f r eftyeyova, pf. of 3 dual eKyfydrrjv inf. 6/cyfydfêv [a] part.
K-Youp6op.<u,
(l/f,
; ;
K-Yap,ta>, f. Pass, to be given in marriage, marry. f K-Ya(xLCTKop.ai, Pass, to be given in
irpiovos saw-dtist. to-w Att. to), to give away in
marriage:
From TO, prentice-work, a sampler. to teach K-8iSdo-Kco, f. -St8dcu poet. -SiSaarcrjaaj Med. to have another taught thoroughly, Lat. edocere :
:
thoroughly:
in.
Pass, to learn thoroughly.

:
fut. -Spdaofjiai [a] 6ic-8i8pd0-KCi>, Ion. -8i8pT|o-Ka> : aor. 2 ktopav : to run away from, escape.
K-8i8o>p,i,
f.
-Swaca: aor.
:
fgtSaiKa: pf.
ya.d>s,
give out, give up, Lat. for the tenses, v. ye\dcu 2. to give out of one's redder e: to surrender. eK-YeXdo), f. dao/nai [a] to laugh out, laugh loud, burst out laughing : me- house; tKOioovai or (KoiSoaOai 6vyarepa to give away one's daughter in marriage. taph. of a liquid, to gurgle out. 3. to give out for eK-YW}s, es, (l, yivos} put out from one's family, money, farm out, let out for hire : to put out money without kith or kin. to interest, lend out. II. (sub. lauroi/) to issue fK-yiyvo\jio.i,fut. -yevrjaopai: aor. 2 egeyevofjLrjv: pf. forth from a place ; of a river, to empty itself.
eteyeyavid.
aor. 2
med.
fe86fjir)v
to
ficyfyova, poet. fKytyaa (q v. )

.
Dep.
to grow out of,
II. K-8iK<ia>, spring from : to be descended from, born of. to have gone by; -^povov tKyeyovoros time having judge.
recount, in full. K-8nr)YOjJwu, Dep. to tell to the end, f. vca, to decide by giving judgment, of a
II.
to avenge.
Hence
205
an avenger. eicSiKCb), f. 77(70;, (e5tos) to avenge, punish; enoiKfiv nva diro nvos to avenge one on another. Hence an avenging : vengeance. t K8iKT]cn.s, 6<ws, 77,
ic8iKaorTT|s, ov, 6,
I
cK-8ucos, ov, (etc, oitcrf) without law, lawless, Lat. II. carrying out exlex : Adv. eKSiKcas, lawlessly. an avenger. justice, avenging : as Subst., eKdiKos, 6,
K-Si4>pexl oj.
cK-8iu>Kb>,
f.
V. the dat. fern, etc f ivy is also used as Adv., i. of Place, there, at that place, on that road. 2. of Manner, in that manner. Kipa, aor. I of fceipca. eKeuyc, Att. Kicr, Adv. (e/f ) to that place, thither,
Ion. iceivcas.
Lat. illuc.
KeKacTTO, 3 sing, plqpf. (in impf. sense)
f.
oca, to
throw from
the chariot.
KK6v0i, 3
sing, plqpf.
f ofjjai later fo>, to drive away, banish. K-8ovo, f. rjaca, to shake out, confound. eicSoo-is, fcas, 77, (e5t5cu/zt) a giving up, surrendering.
2.
K8a>cro|Acu, fut.
a giving in marriage. med. of Koibcap,i.
K8oTov,
marriage.
verb. Adj. of l5t'5cu/tt, one
must give in
: >
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 _KicXlTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of K\iv<a. ~*KKO(rp.aTO, Ion. for eKeKoafirjvro, 3 pi. plqpf. pass. of Koapeo). cKeXev, Dor. for eneXov, 2 sing. impf. of /fcAo/wu. K6X<ra, aor. i of Ke\\ca. K6p<ra, Aeol. and Ep. aor. I of Keipca.
KKXTO,
icSoTos, ov, (!/cSt5a;/) given up, betrayed. i<8ovvai. aor. I inf. of eKoiScafu.
'
K8oxT|, ^, (l/5exo/xat) a receiving succession.
from
to
another,
\
K-8paKOVTOop.ai, Pass,
serpent.
(l/f,
SpaKcav)
become a
K-xîpCa, 77, (e\ca, X 6i/P) a holding of hands, a cessation of hostilities, armistice. K-eco, f. -feVeu, to boil out or over : c. gen., lee<re she ra over, swarmed with worms. 6K-irjTi>, f. 77<ra>, /o search out.
evAw
K-wTrt)p>,
Ki]poXia,
77,
f.
77<ra>,
to ftgvfo &/>
again, rekindle.
inf. of !#Tpxa>. cic8pcip.eiv, aor. 2
io)a, Ep. aor.
of
naica.
a running out, sally, charge : t:c8po|j.T|, 77, (eKSpa/j-etv) also a band of skirmishers. cK-8po|xos, 6, one that sallies out, a skirmisher.
<ficSv|xa, flares, TO, (eKSvca)
KT)-|36Xos, ov,
a darting from afar, archery. From (las, /3aAAa>) far-darting, far-shootIliad.
ing, epith. of Apollo in
that which
is
put
off,
skin,
garment.
either Ep. for eKovvai, aor. 2 inf. of etcovcu,
i pi.
Kt]Xos, ov, collat. quiet, Lat. securus.
form of
II.
VKIJ\OS, at one's ease,
metaph. of things, as of
K8-Ojjiev,
or for I5i5otfi6j/
cxStio-Ls, ecas,
opt.
eK-8vvco, see I5t5cw.

77,
a field lying at rest or fallow. Att. cicari, Prep, with gen. by means of, II. later = by virtue of, by the grace or help of.
"EKHTI
Lat.
K-8v(o,
f.
-Svffca
;
from
another
;
From out, escape. aor. I If eovaa : to strip off" eKovaai avrov \iriava to strip him of
a slipping
[u]
:
fvf/ca,
on account
of, for the
sake
of.
2.
as regard*,
as
to,
quod
f.
attinet ad.
to
6K-0dXiro),
K0ap,(3eo>,
1
if/a,
warm
to
thoroughly.
:
his tunic
ItfSOercu
avrov
to strip
him.
II.
in
f.
77(70;,
amaze, astonish
Pass, to be
pres. eKovvca, with Med. lSuo/xat, aor. 2 act. eeow, 2. to get out of, slip out pf. eKoeovKa, to put off. of. 3. metaph. to get away from, escape. eK-8copioop.cu, Pass. (eK, Awpios) to become quite a Dorian. ciceacnra, Ep. for etceaaa, aor. I of xedfa. Karo, Ion. for eKftvro, 3 pi. impf. of Kei/j.ai.
amazed, astonished.
eK-0ap,|3os, ov,
tK-0a|j.vico,
(etc,
f. era;,
From
(eK,
Odpfios) amazed, astounded. Od^vos) to root out, extirpate.

2 of eKdvâKca. Ion. rjaoftai, Dep. to see out,
K0avov, Ep. for egeOavov, aor.

;<-0edofjicu,,
f.
dffofjiai,
see to the end.
K-06aTpCco,
tacle of.
f.
aca,
(eK, eedrpov} to
make a
spec-
'EKEI", Adv.
at or in that place, there, Lat.
illic.
Kia, Ep. aor. I of Kaica. Ki0v, Adv. from that place, thence, Lat. illinc ; c. gen., rovKeiQev d\aovs yon side of the grove. 6Kei0i, (eKei) Adv. at that place, there, Lat. illic :
Dor. rtjvoOi.
CKCIVOS Ion. K6ivos, 77, o, Aeol. K-rjvos, Dor. TTJVOS, Att. also strengthd. Ktvo<rC: demonstr. Pron. (lft): that person or thing, Lat. ille, ilia, illud : when ovTOS and eKetvos refer to two things before mentioned,
K-0eida>,
f.
aca, (e/t,
0eiov} to deify.
eteOeivai, aor. 2 inf.
K0p,evai or eK0ejjiv, Ep. for
of
eK-0pCo>, down.
thoroughly.
CX061S, (Taa, ev, aor. 2 part, of f. iaca Att. to), to
eKriOrj/J-i.
mow
completely: to cut
lx-0p[xaiv(>,
f.
avw, (eK, Oeppits) to
warm
or heat
6:<0cr0ai, aor. 2
eKivos,
ille,
refers to the
II.
;
the nearer.
ovros, hie, to used also like ille, to denote

Belts,
more remote,
K0o-is, K0eros,
ecus,
oi/,
of itfrtyjU. a putting out, exposing. (eKTiOrjfu) pat out, exposed.
med.
inf.
77,
(eKTiOr)f4i)
well-known persons
Dens.
Keivos peyas
eiteivos
magnus
ille
III. in Att.,
precedes the Art.

:
when
-Oevaofjai, to run or sa//y o/. ^?// oz^/, catch. 6K-0T]p<iopxH, Dep. to
!*-00,
f.
it is emphatic, as, eKCivos 6 dvfjp and follows the Subst., when it is not emphatic, as o dvr)p eKetvos. IV. Adv. eKetvcos, in that way, in that case :
eK-0\i|3a>,
f.
^w, to press, squeeze out: metaph. to
crush, oppress.
206
K-0vq-TKa), fut. -Odvovpai
:
aor. tgeOavov
to oe
cK-Kv6o>,
-KCIVOCO,
770*0),
f.
f.
dying, oe at the last gasp

to be
ye\.&) or
ycXcan
tfcdaveiv
K-KVTo, f.
cK-Kcpaici>,
to
prick out.
wffu, to empty out, desolate. II. to pierce, stab.

:
nigh dead with laughter.

f.
o*o),
to pillage
to cut off root
and
to eat up, feast on. " of cK0ope, for ee0opf, 3 sing. aor. 2 f. 770*0;, to mourn out or aloud. cK-0pir|vc&>, to leap : K-0p(oo-Ka>, fut. -dopovfMi aor. tgeOopov
cK-0oivdop,ai,
770*0 juat,
Dep.
branch.
cKKcx^p-ai, pf. pass, of kK\f(a whence cKKX^p<cv(os, Adv. proftisely, extravagantly. CKKex<oo'p.ai, pf. pass, of (KX^VVV/JLI.
:
out
of,
leap forth from.
CK-KTjpaivw,
cK-KT-jpiJO-o-a)
f.
aval,
(i,
incense. K-0vp,id(d, f. ao*o>, to burn as cK-0vp.os, ov, (!, Qvpos) very spirited, ardent, also frantic, like Lat. amens.
CK-0uci>,
f.
Att. -TTOJ
Krjp) to enfeeble, exhaust. fut. ô> : to proclaim by

II. to
eager :
a herald, declare publicly.

proclamation.
banish by public
vaca [u]
:
for the tenses v. 6vca

to destroy utterly.
to offer 2.
CK-KIVO,
K-KXd,
f.
770*0),
to
move out
to
put up, rouse.
tip, sacrifice
metaph.
Med.
f.
-K\dyaj,
to atone for, expiate by offerings;

tiate,
of a god, to propif eTtflcis
appease. CKIXCIS [t], 2 sing. impf. of /"XÂ"
from
CK-KXdco, f. -K\dffw CK-KXcui> Ion. -KXirjia) Att. -KXrfa): Att. fut. fteK\rjto shutout: metaph. to exclude or hinder from. o*o>:
cK-KXciTTo>, f. if/ca, to remove stealthily, purloin. CK-KXrjto), Ion. for f/(K\fioj.
the citizens 77, (fKtc\r)Tos) an assembly of by the crier, the legislative assembly : at Athens, the ordinary assemblies were called ftvpiai lthe extraordinary K\i)ffiai, four in each irpVTavfia
KKXirjo-Ca,
to cry aloud. [a], to break off.
TlOlJfJil.
CKIXTJV [t], impf. of Kixrjfu. CK-Kayx**?^ f. 0<v, to burst out into loud laughter. to cK-Ka0aipa>, f. -KaOapw : aor. I igfit&fhipa
:
summoned
j
cleanse out, clear out
to clear
away, get rid
of.
cK-Ka0cuS<o,
f.
-evdrjaca, to
sleep out, sleep
away
from
one's quarters.
of, at,
GirfKXrjroL.
II.
the Church.
Hence
K-Kal-ScKa,
rd, indecl. sixteen.

ov,
(e/f/auSe/az,
lKKatSe:cd-8cjpos,
Swpov)
sixteen
palms long.
cKKaiScKCL-Xtvos, ov, (cK/caiStKa, \ivov) consisting of sixteen threads.
j
CKKXijo-id^to, f. o*o> : impf. T)KK\r)(riaov or KK\r}aiafrv, but also ^6K-\rjaiaôv (as if the Verb were a compd. and not derived from eKKXrjaia') ; so aor. i
to le/fA?70*tao"a absol. to debate.
:
i
bold an assembly, debate therein

II. to sit
in assembly.
III.
cKKaiScKaros,
77,
ov,
(4aiSea)
sixteenth.
to
summon
to the assembly.
'
cKKai8cK-TT]s, ov, old : fern. -ScKcris,
o, (eKKaiSftca, tSos.
eros) sixteen years

1
eKKXfl'o-tO, Att. fut.
Of KK\flO).
IKKXTJTOS, ov, (f/f/faXeo)) called forth, Lat. evocatus:

selected to arbitrate
CK-Kaipos, ov, (K, tcaipos) out of date. CK-Kauo, Att. cKKaco fut. Kavffoj aor. I l#ea to burn out. II. to set on fire, kindle : inflame. CK-KaKco, f. 770*0), (l/f, KO.KOS) to be faint-hearted. CK-KaXap.dop.at., (i/c, /ftxAa/^) Dep. to pull out with
:
'.
on
a point.
a fishing-rod.
bend aside : to bend down, of turn away from: absol. to give 2. to decline or degenerate into. ground, retire. CK-Kvaico, f. ao), to wear out: metaph. to tease to death, like Lat. enecare ; Dor. 3 pi. fut. (tcvaiaevvri,
6K-KXivco, stakes.
f.
-K\IVU>, to
II. intr. to
Med. to call out to cK-KaXcco, f. 0*0), to call forth : oneself; metaph. to call forth, elicit, excite.
cK-KaXv-TTTO),
f.
ô>, to
uncover, reveal:
Med.
to
unveil oneself.
CK-KVCUO, f. 770*0), to rub or cut deeply. o/?aAa) to cajole or cK-Kopo.XiKctiop.ai, Dep. (!, cheat by juggling tricks. cK-KOKKi<o, f. /o*o> Att. toj, (kic, KoKKos) to take out
the kernel: to pull anything out of its place, dislocate; ttcKOKtcifav ff(f>vp6v to put out one's ancle; CKKOKKIÎV
;
out
to be tired cK-Kap.v(o, f. -KafJLov/jiai : aor. 2 egtKcifJLOv : : c. ace. to grow weary of a thing. K-Kapmop.ai, Med. (ktc, Kapiros) to yield as fruit.
TCIS TToActs to
empty the
f.
cities.
CK-Kapir6op.ai, Med. (etc, Hap-now) to reap or enjoy the fruit of: metaph. to derive advantage from. "K-KaTi8ov, aor. 2 of kôpaca, to look down from.
CK-KavXCci>,
metaph.
f. 0*0), (CK, Kav\6s~) to pull out the stalk: to destroy root and branch. f.
CK-Kauxdop-ai,
rjaopai, Dep. to vaunt aloud.
scrape out, erase, obliterate. CK-KoXvp.pd(i>, f. 770*0), to swim out of. From cKKOp,tT|, 77, a carrying out or off. cK-Kop.(, f. iooj Att. To), to carry out : to carry to a place of safety; eKtconifav nva \K irprjy paras to II. to endure. keep one out of trouble.
cK-KoXdirrco,
tyoi,
to
CK-KO.&), Att. for c##ato).
K-KOp,irdfu>,
f.
o*o>,
CKKeas, aor. I part, of e/cat<w. cK-Kcip,ai, used as Pass, of fcrldr]fj,i, to be cast out
or exposed.
II.
K-KopAj/t)op,ai,,
Dep.
to utter vauntingly. (l#, KOftifsfvoj) to set forth in

Pass., aor. 2 ftic6KfKotya: to cut out, knock out: Pass., 2. had his eyes knocked out.
plausible terms.
CK-KOTTTO),
f.
j
c.
gen. to fall from out

pf.
of.
ô>: pf.
KKKO(j>a,
KOTTTQJ.
cKKCKOp,p.ai.,
act.
and
act.
pass, of
4-
7777^:
pf. (KKKo^fji,ai,:
07777 Taj(f)da\fj.aj
l6
he
cKKKo>4>T)Ka, je
-
cKKCKcb(f>o)p,ai,
pf.
and
pass, of
to cut
dere.
down, fell
to cut off,
destroy, Lat. exscin-
j,
-6o>.
\
3. to beat offfrom a place, repulse.
207
K-KOp<o,
f.
K-KOpiw,
rjffca, sweep out : to sweep clean. (tic, icopis) to clear of bugs.
to
K-Xav0dvo), aor.
terly.
II.
i($i0ov, to escape notice utK-Xit]0dv&>, with aor. I ee\7)ffa Dor.

:
uaoj, to sum up shortly. cK-Kp|xd|xai, Pass, to hang upon, listen attentively to.
K-Koptj<J>6a>,
f.
to let hang from K-KpjAdvvup,i, f. Kpf/^daoj [a] or by: Pass, to hang from or upon, cling to. Hence eKKpep.T|s, es, hanging from or upon.
:
K-KpT|jjLva(Jiai, poet. Pass,
of tKKpejjLovvviJU.
2. choose or single out, select. to expel, reject. Hence 3. to separate, secrete. JiKKpiTOS, ov, picked out, chosen ; (Kftpirov as Adv.,
K-Kptv,
f.
IvSi, to
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 kicXeXaQov, Causal of 4/rMed. XavOdvoj, to make quite forgetful of a thing /cXav0dvofjiai., with Ep. redupl. aor. 2 (K\f\a0ea0at: pf. pass. fKXfXrjfffjiai, to forget utterly. = eaXa7rdcu, to cast out from. cu, co, f. [a], aor. 2 pass, of /fXeVTcu. (K\a$cra, aor. I of K\aia).
-fXdfftt,
,
f.
if/ofMi, to
cu
:
lap up
to drink
off.
:
cic-Xeyco,
f.
for the
tenses v. X^ycu
to pick
above
all,
eminently.
77,
,
out,
cKtcpoiKTis, ecus,
KKpovcrTOs, ov
a beating out, driving away: and beaten out: of embossed work,

2. to
single choose. 2. in
out:
Med. to choose out for oneself, Med. also to pick out, pull out one's
II. to collect tribute.
:
worked
in relief.
f.
:
From
drive
K-Kpoij(i>,
aw, to beat or dash out.

to hiss
back, repulse
an actor
off,
off"
the stage, Lat. ex-
plodere.
3. to
put
to
tK-ici5|3i.o-Tda>,
f. rjffca,
adjourn. to tumble headlong out
k^Xlrrov pf. ffcX^Xonra : 2. to forsake, abandon, 3. et TIS 4eXt7re rbv dpiOpov if any one quit. II. of the sun, to left the number incomplete.
f.
\f/oj
:
gray hairs. K-Xiiro,

to
aor. 2
leave out,
omit.
of.
be eclipsed;
in full, 4tfXereti> TT)I/ 4/c
TOV ovpavov
bring forth. tK-KvicX0, f. rjffa}, to wheel out by means of the \KPass, to be brought to sight by this KVK\t]fML (q. v.): means; dXX' eKfevfcXrjOrjTi come, wheel yourself out! I. e. shew yourself ; cf. fiatcvtcXeoj. Hence
rjffca,
6K-KVo,
f.
III. intr. to
,
leave
off",
cease, stop.
Hence
II.
ecus, 77,
a forsaking,
quitting.
disappearance of sun or moon, an eclipse. KXKT6s, 17, ov, ((KXcyca) chosen out, selected; of
K\KToi
the elect.
KicuK\i]|xa, aros, TO, a theatrical machine which disclosed the interior of the house to the spectators :
Cf.
KXcXa0iv, -r0ai, Ep.

of etcXr)0dvo}.
redupl. aor. 2 act.
and med.
dffKVK\Ca.
K-KvXiv8o>,
f.
-KvXlffca
:
aor. I eeKv\i(T0r)v rolled or thrown out ;
Pass., kgeicvXiaa : to roll out or off: Pass, to be
aor. I
(K\O, Ep.
eKXeXftfJiai, pf. pass, of etfXucu. for 4/fXeeo, 2 sing. impf. of Xecu. eK-Xfirco, f. ^-cu, to free from the shell, to hatch.
etcv\ia0r) e/c Sicppov he rolled K-Xif|Y<>, f. <y, to cease entirely. headlong from the chariot also hence to extricate K-XT]0dva>, f. -\T\aca, see kicXavOdvca n. oneself or escape from. 6KX^|0T]v, aor. i pass, of aXccu. K-KiJfxa(vco, (fK, KV/M) to undulate : to be uneven. eKXtjo-ts, ecus, 77, (knXavOdvop-aC) forgetfulness : forCKKUVCCO, (etfKvvos) of a hound, to quest about. getting and forgiving. K-Ktivr]'yTa>, f. âcw, to hunt down. eK-Xip/rravo), poet, for 4Xei7rcu. 6K-Kwos, ov, (etc, Kvojv) of a hound, questing about, KXiv0T]p.S, Dor. I pi. aor. I pass, of K\IVOJ. not keeping on one scent. Pass, to grow fat. K-XiTratva>, f. avu>, to fatten : to peep out of: to K-KV7TTG>, f. ifjo}, eKXiimv, aor. 2 inf. of K\eiirca. get out. to come forth in the festive procesK-Ko>|jidco, f. ffca, eKXtirrjs, es, (ItfXtTretV) failing, deficient: f]\iov \Ksion : to rush madly out. Xi7Ts rt eyevtTo = ZtcXeiifjis, there was an eclipse of II. omitted. the sun. t!<-Kco(J>a>, f. r]ffQ}, and K-Kco4>6co, f. ojffca, (tic, Kcaipos) to deafen, stun : the metaph., fKKeKuxpcoTai i(pr) efcXoyTi, 77, (tfcXfjca) a picking out, choice, election : swords grew blunt. a levy of troops or taxes. II. a choice selection, as of extracts from authors. eKXayov, aor 2 of K\dfa. KX<rya, aor. I of K\dca. 6K-XoYtop,cu, Dep. to compute, reckon, calculate : to
:
,
eK-Xayxavco,
f.
-\rjo{Mj.i
aor. 2
!e \d\ov
to ob-
tain by lot or fate.
consider, reflect on. eKXojxTjv, aor. 2 of rceXofMi.

K-XotJco,
f. o"cu,
f.
icXd0TO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of fK\avddvcu. K-XaKTio>, f. iffca Att. to), to kick out : metaph. spurn at. K-Xa\ca, f. riffca, to speak out, divulge.
cK-\ap.j3avco,
f.
to
ffoJ,
wash
to
out.
to
eK-XoxeiJca,
bring forth
Pass, to
be
born.
KXv0w,
eKXvoris,
-Xfyofjai
aor. 2 lêXajSov
for the
other tenses, v. \a/i/3ai/<u : to take or choose out. II. to receive, hear. III. to contract to do work, opp.
to
icSiSojfj,i (to let it out).
eKXvTT|ptos, (e/cXvcu)
aor. I subj. pass, of e/cXucu. ecus, 77, (f/fXvcu) a release, deliverance. able to release; TO K\vTrjpiov
release,
a means of delivering, a
an expiatory offering.
K-Xdp.ira>,
f.
if/(a:
aor. I
têAa/xâ
to
shine or
flash forth.
kindle.
II. trans, to
make
to shine, light up,
From eicXiiTOs, ov, let loose, discharged. to loose K-Xve), f. u<rcu [u] : for the tenses v. Xvcu or set free from ; K\veiv ffTOfJ-a to give a loose to his
tongue
:
so also in
Med.
II.
to imloose, unstring
208
a
bow : hence to break up, put an end to : Pass, to be faint, exhausted, despond. K-Xo>pdop,ai, Dep. to sustain grievous injuries. K-XamCco, f. oca, (fit, \wiros) to lay bare. of a seal, eKjiayeiov, r6, (fKfjLay^vai) the impression a seal; (Kfjuvyetov irfrprjs a counterfeit of rock, said f a hardy fisherman.
Kp,ay?ivcu, aor. 2 pass, of (Kftdaaca.
K-p,atv,
f.
KVEVlKT]Ka, pf. of (KVIKOM. K-vEvpib>, f. aca, to cut the sinews vfvfvpiafjiai., to be unnerved.
IK-VCVCO,
f.
Pass., pf.
l-
aca
aor. I
II.
(tvevaa
down.
to
turn aside,
III. to
turn away.
to sink
give
HOLVW
;
with any passion desire : Pass, with aor. 2 fgepdvrjv intr. pf. act. !to go mad with passion : to rave, be frantic. fj,ffj.T]va
:
:
to drive aor. I effjir)va : iroOov CK/j-rjvai to kindle passionate

:
mad
a nod or sign to do a thing. K-vo, fut. vfuaofMi. HOT. I tgevcvaa: or away, escape by swimming : generally, K-vr|4>ci>, f. if/ca, to sleep off a drunken
:
to
swim out
become
to escape.
jit,
sober again. !K-VICO, f. vtyca (as if from to wash out or away.

K-VLKGLCO,
f.
ffcviirrca)
aor. I If eviif/a:
eKuaKrpov, TO,
K-|iav0dvb>,
fjLffjidOrjica
:
(l/f/ttxcrtrcu)
an impress, image.
:
rjaca, to
conquer completely: to achieve

prevail, grow into use; errl to win its way to the fa-
aor. 2 If ^tafloi' : pf. l/cto learn thoroughly, to learn by heart :

f.
-fjuiOrjaofMi
by force.
bulous.
II. intr. to
rb fiv8wOs (KveviKijKfvai
6sc-v6p,tos, ov, (ffe, voôs}
in past tenses, to
have learnt thoroughly, and so to

II. to
know full
well, perceive. search out.
examine
closely,
unusual, unwonted, strange.
Adv.
icas,
Srp. (Kvofjuwrara.
K|o,avo>, aor. 2 subj. pass, of etepaivofjiai. aor. I part, of eKfjidaaca.
K-vop.os, ov, (fK, vopos) unusual,
unwonted: un-
K}j,das,
mad
Ix-p-up-you, f. waca, (fK, fjidpyos) to drive raving : Pass, to go raving mad.
Adv. lawful : |K-VOOT&>, f.
[teas,
discordantly.
r}aca, to
return from, to return.

to take for oneself.
K-vo<r<j>ifop,at,
Dep.
I
K-[xapTvp0),
tK-|xdcro-a>
f.
rjaca, to
bear witness to a thing.

fut.
few
:
Kvv-fjTO, Dor. 3 sing. impf. of Kvv^dop.ai.

:
Att.
-TTO)
:
aor. I
If e/âfa
to in
Kop,L<r(ra,
Ep. aor.
of Kopifa.
to Pass., pf. l/c/ieyucry/icu II. to away one's tears.
wipe
off:
Med.
wipe
or
IKOVTI, Adv. (fKwv} freely, willingly.
plaster, to take
wax mould or model an impression of: to imprint an image.

aca, to
KOpr<raTO, Ep. 3
IKOVCTIOS, a, ov,
tary.
K-jAa<TTva>,
f.
search out.
make quite drunk. a chief share in a thing K-|XEipO|jicu, Dep. to have If e/îope, Ep. perf., used only in 3 pers. sin^.
K-p,0vrKa>, to
cK-fjLeXerdco,
f.
will, volunalso If cKovatas or KaO' tKovaiav. II. eK7raYX(op.ai, Pass, to be astonished or amazed. to wonder at, admire From exceedingly.
(l/fci/r)
sing. aor. I of one's
med. of Kopfvvvfju.
own free
Adv.
-icas
eK-irayXos, ov, (metath. for
K-irXaYOs, from !#-
rjaca t
to train carefully
to practise
diligently.
K}X(jLd0if]Ka, pf. of fK/âvOdvca. K(jL[j,T]va, pf. med. of (Kfiaivca.
irXayrjvai*) frightful, terrible, fearful. f\cvs, also neut. (KirayXov and eKir\aya
Adv.
fKird-
used as Adv.,
terribly, fearfully, greatly.
II.
astonishing, won-
derful.
Med. to meaK-|jLETpco, f. r}aca, to measure out : sure out for oneself : to take measure of. K-p.rpos, ov, (fK, neTpov) measureless, boundless, Lat. immensus.
of ItfâtVw. K-p.T]vos, ov, (ef (Jirjv} of six months, half yearly as Subst., fK^rjvos, 77, a space of six months. K-p.t]puop,cu, Dep., of an army, to defile out of.
cicp/fivai, aor. I inf.
,
eicmuScufjia, aros, TO, anything reared, a child. From K-mu8eiJco, f. aca, to bring up from a child : to educate.
K-7r<u<|>d<r(rt0, to
rush furiously forth.

to strike out
lic-Traito:
:
f.
-iraf/jaca: aor. I IftTrcucra:
of a thing, disappoint. K-iraXai, Adv. for l/r trdXan, of old, long ago. Pass, to spirt out. CK-iraXXco, to shake out :
,
K-|Aiaiv, to pollute.
c>c-}up.op,ai,
Ep. for If 7rd\TO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass.

f.
Dep.
to imitate faithfully.
f. waca, to let out for hire: Med. to hire. scp.oX, Ep. for If ffjio\, 3 sing. aor. 2 of K0\wa/cca. cK-fiovcroco, f. waca, (fK, /loGaa) to teach fully. ex-(jLox6eco, f. ijaca, to work out with toil, Lat. elabo-
CK-p.ur06<d,
K-irSTdcrcra),
fey, tc
strike out of one's senses.
K-irdTios, a, ov, path: excessive.

eK-iravaj,
f.
(,
Trdros) out
of the common
aca, to set quite
at rest, pttt
an end
to
rare
to
win hardly or by great

f.
K-jxoxXiico,
K-}j/ud,
f.
aca, (l/f,
exertion, to achieve. ^wo^Xos) to heave with the
Med.
to take one's rest.

f.
K-ir6t0,
aca, to
f.
persuade, over-persuade.
-irfipdaofjiai [a]
of,
:
lever, to force one's

-fiaca,
way.
to
K-impda>,
tUTH Up One's
or fresh.
2. to
daca, to tempt.
fut.
:
suck out.
to
K-ireipdo)jiai,
aor. I If firei2.
K-p,VKTT)ptcO, f. nose at, mock at.
aca, (fK, fJLVKT^p) tO
pdOrjv [a]
to make trial Dep. inquire of another.

:
prove, tempt.
6K-vaco,
f.
aw,
(f/t,
vfos} to
off,
grow young
Lat. depasci.
lK-vcp.op.ai,
Med.
to feed
K-irXto, whence impers. (Kir(\t, it is allowed. aor. I If irfjuf/a : to send out K-irp/nxo, fut. tyca
:
go forth
to feed,
go forth.
or forth from
of things, to export.
2. to call
or
e/cinWa).
209
fetch out, send for : Pass, to go forth, depart. Hence to dismiss, drive away : to divorce. a sending out or forth. KirfJii|/i,s, ecus, 77,
KireirTacrTai, 3 sing.
i
II.
to be hissed 6. to come off the stage, Lat. explodi. out or forth, sally out: to get out of, escape: to de-
part from.
7. to issue, result in.
pf. pass,
of l/CTreToWu/tt.
of Kir\r](Tffca. *KirtTT\T] y\i.a.i, pf. pass, of tuirovttu. KiT6iT6vT][Jicu, pf. pass,

Kirir6p0f)|Ji<u, pf. pass,
6K-TTiTV&>, poet, for fKirinro}. tKirXdyfyai, aor. 2 inf. pass,
=KirX60pos, ov,
(<ff,
of ^KTtXâao). vXf6pov) six plethra long.
of
l/nropflco).
KirTr6p0p,6Vfiai, pf. pass, of
KiropQfifvca,
both
in
med. and
pass, sense.
(!, TrAccws) quite full : complete, aor. K-TrXo, f. TrXfvffofJiat

:
K-irXOS, poet. tKirXcios, a, ov, Att. eKirXccos, <av : entire : abundant. i If (TrXfvaa Ion.
:
KireiroT<H, 3 sing. pf. pass, of (tcmvai. Kir6ir6Td|JWH, Dor. pf. of f/cnoTdofMi.
KiriTTa[jivos,
77,
ov, pf. pass. part,

ItfTrtTTTO).
of KTTTavvviu,
out of port ; c. ace., I7T\6(V ras vavs fls rty tvpv^wpiav to outsail the ships into the open sea.
KirX(i><0,
f.
irXwffoi
to sail out,
go
expanded, open.
iKITCTTTCOICa, pf.
Adv.
Of
-vcas, extravagantly.
cK-irXccos, ojv, Att. for aor. 2 pass. , Ep.

ov, (cKirXrjffffca) striking with terror,
&
CKirepda, eKircpocatrtv, Ep. 3 sing, and

K-iTpaivci>,
fulfilled.
KTTepu|j.a, CTOS, TO,
f.
pi.
of eKirepaoj.
Pass, to be
!
avai, to
bring
to
an end :
out.
:
KirX-r]KTiK6s,
77,
astounding.
Adv. -K&S,
fas,
-f),
in
amazement.
panic fear, consterna-
a passing
:
From
icirXir||ts,
(kKirX-fjaao)}
6K-iTpd<0
prjffa
:
f.
do*o) [a] Ion.
770*0)
to pass through or over

iffoj
Ion. aor. I If 7Temetaph., to accomj

!
plish.
ttc-irepBiKifto, like a
f.
(KirXrjgts KaKOJv terror caused by misfortunes. 2. of ships, K-irXi]p6a>, f. uaca, to fill quite up. to II. f/cirXr)completely. 3. to fulfil.
tion
man
Att.
to),
to escape (l/f, TrepS'f )
partridge, fly away. K-7Tp0aj, fut. -Tre/xro), to destroy utterly.
povv Xifj.eva spatium.

4jc-irXT|o-o-o)
to
cross over the harbour, Lat. emetiri

fut. few
:
Att. -TTO)
aor.
fîrXâ
K-ir6pii|Ju, to go all round. cx-rrepo-at, aor. I inf. of I
to strike out of, drive
away
to
Ep. for IfeVeo'e, 3 sing. aor. 2 of eKiro-6iv, for ltfrreo*6tV, aor. 2 inf.
K1T6(T6,
II. senses, scare, astound. 2 f^firXdyrjv [a], Ep. 3 sing, and pi. #77X77777, efcirXr)to be panic-struck, "yfv: later also aor. 1 If tirXfj\Orjv
:
frighten out of one's Pass., mostly in aor.
K-irTap,at,
act.
f.
-iTTTjcrofiai
aor. 2
:
both
in
med. and
forth
I
amazed.
licirXoos contr. liorXous, 6, (iKirXeoj) a sailing out,
forms IfcTrrd^y and (^TTTTJV
to fly out,
or away.
4K-irTdvvrJ(Jii, f. -ireTaffaj [a] : Ep. aor. I If 7TeTao*o~a to spread out, unfurl, spread : to stretch out.
KiT6Tiq<ri(xos, ov, (l/CTreVaâi)
:
leaving port. K-irXvvw [u], to wash out.
Hence
ready
to fly out
of the
KirXtiTos, ov, to be washed out. CK-irXowo, Ion. for (KirXfca.
nest
= kiCTrirapu. 6K-TTTOp.ai, aor. 2 -eirTo^rjv, K-iT6ij0o|Juu, Ep. for etcTrvvdavofMi.

tKifffyewya, pf. of eK(pfvyo}.
KiT<j>t)i)UH, pf. part. pi. fern. nom. of K<pva}. K-inr]8do>, f. "fjaop,ai, to leap out or forth : esp
.
metaph. of a
girl,
marriageable.
K-irvco
Ep.
-irvcito
:
f.
irveuffofjiai
or
ov/tat
aor. i If firvevaa
to breathe out or forth.
2.
ftiov l/fiTi/etV to breathe one's last, expire ; and so !*irvfo) alone. II. intr., of the wind, to blow out
or outwards
of a
CKITVOTJ,
2 to leap up. Hence beseiged force, to sallyforth. a leap out or forth. 4KTnrj8irifJi.a, OTOS, TO,
K-irr)vi&>,
f.
iffcti
to burst out. Hence. a breathing out, expiring. 4K-iro8wv, Adv. (l, rrootav') out of the way ;
:
77,
l/CTroSoV
Att.
To),
(l,
irrjviovy
to reel
off",
wind out:
med., \K-nrfvitiaQai ri TIVOS to wind something out of a man.

fut.
laraaOat to stand out of the way ; (Kiroouv \(aptlv nvi to get out q/his way. Opp. to efiiroouiv. to put out a aor. I feiroir)0a K-7rot6to, f. T^tro;
: :
K-Trl8vop,at, Dep.
(l, mSvca)
to
gush forth.
\
1
II. Med. to progive him in adoption, III. to make completely, finish duce, bring forth.
child,
eic-mp,irXT]|JU, f. -TrXfjao) : aor. I If eVAô-a, pass. If eto fill ^lp, fill full 2. to satiirXrjaOtjV of. ate. II. to fulfil. III. to finish, complete.
:
off.
I
Hence
77,
77,
f.
6KiroiT)o-is, ecus,
I '
eKiroC-riTOs,
ov,
iffca
K-ITV(I>
[t]
f.
-iriofMi
trivca
:
aor.
If kmov
for the
1
eK-iroKiJco,
a putting forth, emission : and put forth, given in adoption. Att. to), to pull out wool or hair.
to excite to
other tenses, drain.

K-irtiTT(o,
v.
II.
to
drink out or
off,
quaff,
i
Ix-TroXcufa),
f.
770*0),
war, make
hostile.
metaph.
to
empty
out, drain.
pf. l7re2. to fall
K-mirpd<TKa>, to
iTTojKa
:
sell off.
make hostile, involve in lK-iroXe|ji6co, f. cucrca, to Pass, to become an enemy to.
war:
f. -iifaovfjiai : to fall out of or
aor. If trrfffov
down from.
eK-iroXtopKo, f. 770*0), to take by siege, Lat. expugnare. a sending out or forth. 6KTrofJLTTT|, 77, ((KTTffJ.no}')
:
from, be deprived of, lose, Lat. excidere. driven out of one's country, be banished.
cast ashore, to be wrecked, Lat. ejici.
5.
eK-Troveco, f. rjacu 3. to be 4. to be finish off", execute,
aor. I If eirovijaa : to work out, bring to perfection, Lat. elabo'
of actors,
rare
Pass, to be brought to perfection
airos
210
irovrjfJLcvos
corn prepared for use ; fKireirovrjffdai TO. have their bodies in good training. II. to work hard for, to earn by labour. III. to preIV. to search out. V. vail on by importunity. of food, to digest by labour. eK-iropevo), f. oo), to make to go out, fetch out :
f.
ffca,
to drive
out with a rod.
awfMTa.
to
aor. 2 inf. pass, of fKp-fjyvvfj.i. fut. 2 pass, of ftcprjyvvfu. ,
aor. 2 of rtpafa.
Med. and
to
go
out or forth, to
f.
Pass., fut. -TropevffOfMLi, aor. I egetropevOrjv, go away, march out.

fjffo},
Kpa0Tjv [a], aor. I pass, tKpaiaivov, Ep. impf. of Kpaivca. eK-paCvio, f. avu : aor. i egeppava
to scatter out
6K-irop0i>,
to undo.
= fKirepOca,
carry
off"
from.
6Kp|Xb>, for
Kpfjuao, 1 sing. impf. of
:
II. to
to pillage as plunder.
metaph.
Kpffj.af.iai.
Hence
K-Trop0T|T(op, opos, 6,
6K-irop9jjiiJO),
f.
a ravager, destroyer.
carry
to)
:
K-pcb>, f. -pevffofMt act. sense) egfppvrjv :
pf. fgfppvrjKa
aor. 2 pass, (in

2.
oca, to
iffca
away by
sea.
K-iropia>
f.
Att.
invent, contrive.
II.
to find
:
aor. I egcTropiffa : to means for doing a
feathers, tofall off. trans, to shed, let fall.
to flow out or forth. 3. to melt or fa II away.

i
of
II.
K-pT(Yvu JJLt or
K-pT|o o to
fut.
-pfyca
:
aor. i
2
thing, to provide, furnish,
supply
Med.
to
provide
epprja
JTJV der.
:
Pass., fut. 2 etcpaffjcrofuii
aor.
fgfppa-
for
oneself, procure.
f.
to
break out, break off:

II.
Pass, to snap asun-
CK-iropveiico,
ffca,
to be
given
to fornication.
:
TroTdfiai
lifted
Dor. pf. 4/nre6K-iroTaop.au, Ion. for (te-ireTOfMi to fly out or forth : metaph. to be : Dep.
:
break forth.
or forth.
in Pass, also, to break or burst out, to III. also intr. in Act., to break out
up or
elated.
f.
K-pi6co,
0;
:
f.
6joo3, to
root out.
to
6K-TTpdo-0-co Att. -TTO> : to do completely, bring

cere.
ficere.
II.
aor. I
fgerrpaga.
about,
:
achieve,
of,
kill,
Lat.
effi-
to
make an end
exact a fine
Lat. con-
KpC0T]v, aor. I pass, of Kpivca. 6K-piiTTO), f. if/ca : aor. I i*ppiif/a cast forth.
throw
out,
III. to
to exact
punishment
Kpoos, contr. eicpovs,

(K-po({>ci>,
f.
6, (l#pe'o>)
outflow, outfall.
for, to avenge.
4c-irpavva>, to soothe, mollify.

iC7rp6irf|S,
5,
(eKirpfTToa)
pre-eminent.
II. (l/f, TrpeTroi/)
distinguished out of all, unseemly, unbe-
rjaw, to gulp down. eKpvpTjv [vj, aor. 2 pass, of Kpinrrca. K-pxJo|j,at, f. -pvffOfMi, to rescue, deliver.
6Kpv<|)0i]V, aor. I pass, of Kpvirroj. K-<ro\ao o"0), to shake violently. eK-aa6a>, f. waca : aor. I tôdcaaa :
-
coming.
eK-irpe-iro, to be
>
pre-eminent in a thing. Kirpir(os, Adv. of fKirpe-jr/js H, unreasonably.

to
K-o~i<o,
f.
<ro>
:
aor.
lêo'ettra
:
to
Ep. for (fcaufa. shake out.
K-irpT|O'o o), Ion. for fKirpaaaca. K-irpio>, f. -irpiovfjiai. : aor. i egfirpiov:
e:<-creijo(a,ai
pf.
:
egeaavftat
saw out.
egeacrvfj.r]v
Pass.
(l,
fffvcu)
plqpf. (in aor. sense) to rush forth from,
K-7rpo0up.op,ai,
K-irpotT]ju,
f.
f.
-fjaofjuii
Dep.
to be very zealous. to call forth to or
flee
away from.
f. f.
rjaca, to
f.
K--n-pOKa\op.ai, for oneself; Ep. aor.
pour forth. Med. fffojMi

:
I part. Kirpoiea\ffadfJ.evos. Kirpoicpi0eis, aor. I pass. part, of f. to select in preference. K-irpoKpiva>, tepivw,
f.
avw, to signify, denote. put to utter silence. CK-crKoXevb), f. oca, to rake out, pull away. K-<7K68Awt)jJi.i, f. -ffrceSdffo} [d], to scatter abroad.
6K-o-]puuvci>,
IK-O-IYOXO,
rjffofiai, to
f.
G<a, to
afjLrjv
:
disfurnish.
ic-trpo\Ciro>, \iiruv.
tK-irpOTifJiao),
tyca,
to forsake
aor. 2 part, (ttirpo-
inf.
f.
impf. fgffffJtow
aor.
I
to
wipe
to
out.
K-cropo),
f.
r](T(a:
tta6&r)oa:
I
scare
to honour above all. -<pvofwn, to escape from. 6K-irpo)(c0, f. X 6 ^ to pour forth. K-7TTpvo-<ro|Jiav, Dep. to expand the wings. cy, to scare away from. K-TTTT|o-o-to, f.
rjffca,
away.
K-o~'ird(o,
f.
6K-irpo<}>iJYO),
f.
dffo}
[a]
:
aor.
to
med. eKffvaoadfJLevos
K-o-irv8a>,
K-o-irti8a>,
f. f. ffoj,
draw
-airfiffo}, to
Ep. part, pluck out. pour out as a libation.

(effiraffa,
out,
to hasten out.
6K-irTO6Q),
IK-TTTUCI),
f.
57(70;,
= eKTTTTjffffca
Pass, to be scared.
:
K-<rirov8os, ov,
(kit, arrovbr)')
out of the treaty, ex-
f.
to spit out
: K-<rra8i.os, ov, (e', oraSiov) six stades long. aor. 2 cfirv06fji,T)V JEKoraors, ecws, 17, (eiffT7]fu) a being put out of its K-iruv0dvojjuu, f. -irfvffOfMii Dep. : to search out, makefull inquiry about, hear of. place: of the mind, distraction, astonishment: a Hence trance : (hence Engl. ecstasy). K-irt>p6o>, f. waoi, to burn to ashes, consume. to send K-o-TXXca, f. -oTeA.a>, aor. I et ffreiXa CKTrupcocris, e<ws, fj, a conflagration.
: : :
or vao^juu [u] : aor. I egtirrvffa to spit in token of disgust.

vffca
cluded from
it.
JfK-mKTTOS, ov, heard of, discovered. Kiro>|jia, aros, TO, (eicnivca) a drinking-cup.
eK-ircoTaojjiat, poet, for tKnoraofiai, e/CTTTOfiai. tfcpdavOev, Ep. for (KpavOrjaav, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of
Kpa'tl/Q}.
out
to deck out.
f.
K-o-T<j>a>,
ffTCfjLfj.ai
:
if/ca:
nor.
!e'0T//a
pf. pass.
l^-
deck out with garlands. tK-o-Tpareia, fj, a going out on service.

to
From
K-(rrpaTU(>,
f.
oca, to
march out
to take thefleld.
211
f.
etiffoiMti
pf.
6KT6vws,
:
Adv.
earnestly,
zealously,
assiduously
Dep.
K-crTp<}>o>,
f.
to
tyo}
:
encamp
aor.
II. to
I
outside.
e
orpeâ
to
:
turn
aside, overturn. to change entirely
turn inside out
metaph.
earnestly. IKTCOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of excu, to be held. neut. KTfov, one must have or o/rf.
Comp. fKTevfOTpov more
II.
to pervert.
f.
KT6TT]Ka, intrans. pf. of (KTrjKca.

to whistle or hiss off"
K-o-vpia-o-o) Att. -TTO),
a>,
KTTlXp.CU,
the
,
pf. paSS.
of CKTl\\0}.
the stage, Lat. explodere.

fc-<rupco [u], to
cK-oxjjpa'yifla),
f.
feus, 6,
:
drag out
tow Att.
to),
aor. 2 pass, egeovprjv [i/]. Pass, to /o sea/ z<?/> :
(eVros) ^>e sixth part (sextarius} of 8 choenixes.

f.
xcu,
T\GO\UU
aor.
aor.
f^fTfx v f)ffo-iJ.r)V
:
be shut out from.

to keep safe, preaor. I lêercytra : to save oneself, save one's life : Pass., vffoov K0(jjta6ai to seek for safety in the island. to heap or pile up. CK-oxjpeiio), f. oca, (tit, crcupos) eKTa, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of KTCIVOJ.
o>, f. O~QJ
:
Dep.
to contrive, devise.
f.
K-TTjKo>,
<y
igeraKov
pf.
to
make melt
mind, opp.
serve
Med.
*"away : away.
Pass.,
with
intr.
act.
CKTTT)KO., to melt
the
II. Pass., also, to slip
from
6KTa8if]v [a], Adv. (l*rc(rw) outstretched. KTa8ios, rj, ov, (fKTfivca) outspread. eKTaOcis, aor. I part. pas
KTT]p.ttl, for KfffTfJfMl, pf. K-rf|o-a>, 2 sing. aor. I of /
K-rC0T][Ai,
f.
-drjffca
to set out,
put outside
to
to put
out, expose.
II. to set
f. f.
up, exhibit.
eicTaOev, Ep. 3 pi. aor.
pass
6K-TiKTG>,
recu:
TiXo)
:
aor. 2 ffctrtKov:
KTd0Tjcrop,ai, fut. I pass, KTap,6, Ep. for lêra/ze, 3 sing. aor. 2 of KTa(jiv, Ep. for fKrdvofjLev, I pi. aor. 2
CKTdfXTjv, Ep. aor. 2 K-Tap,va>, Ion. for
K-TiXXo>,
pf. pass. 6KTtTi\jj.ai
bringforth. to pluck
:
or pull out: Pass., Kofjuyv ItfTCTfA/weVos having one's hair plucked out.
K-ri(xdo>,
f.
med. (with
pass, sense) offcre'ivo).
rjffoj,
to
honour highly.
without honour.
K-rifxos, ov, (fK,

K-Tivd<rcrci>,
f.
rifj.rf)
?KTav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 eKTavov, aor. 2 of KTfivo).

K-ravuco,
f.
<w,
vaoj
aor.
:
f^cravvcra, Ep. -vffcra
IK-TIVCO, f. -rtVcy : in full; (KTiaai oifcrjv to
aor. I pass. k^ravvaQrjv out in the dust, lay low :
poet, for (KTeivca, to stretch Pass, to lie outstretched. aor. I ttTapaa K-rapdcror&> Att. -TTO>, f. cw
:
Med.
to
pay off", pay II. pay the full penalty. exact full payment for a thing, avenge : to
f.
to shake out or off. aor. I (eriffa : to
take vengeance on.

cK-riTpoxTKO),
-Tpwffo}
:
aor. I ((Tpa)ffa
to cause
to disquiet, confound, agitate.
order
f. ca, to draw an army out in Med., of an army, to draw up in line. eKTtaTO, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. of Krdofjiai. 6K-T60pajxjxai, pf. pass, of (KTp<pca.
K-Tioxra> Att. -TTO>,

:
II. intr. to miscarry. a miscarriage. tKToOev, Adv. (I/exes) Ep. for fa}0tv,from without,
c.
outside. gen. ?KT00t, Adv. (lTos) out

:
of, outside, c.
gen.
KT0is,
aor. I pass. part, of tKTtOrjfU. K-Tivo>, fut. -Tfvw : aor. I ceTiva : pf. 1/rreTct/ra : to stretch Pass., aor. I e^rdOrjv : pf. eKrcrafMi :
K-roXviTija>, end.
KTOp,iJS,
6KTO|XIS, iSoS.
6KTO(jiT|,
77,
f.
oo), to
wind
quite off, to bring to

:
an
fojs, 6,
(iKTtnvo)} one that cuts out
fem.
out, to stretch along, esp. of a corpse : hence, to lay low : Pass, to lie outstretched, lie along : metaph. of the mind, to be on the stretch, on the rack. II.
to stretch out, extend, prolong. the uttermost.
III. to
((KTffivoi)
a cutting out
castration.
Hence
KTO(juas, ou, 6, one castrated, a eunuch.
strain to
to
|K-TO^VO), f. ao}, to shoot out, shoot away : to throw 2. to shoot from a place, shoot arrows. away.
IIC-TCIX^W, f. iffca Att. build from the ground.
to),
to fortify completely
CK-romos,
a, ov, also os, ov,
= SKTOTTOS.
K-T\6VT<ia>,
x-T\O)
-reAea;
:
f. 7)<rco, to bring quite to an end. f. -TcActrcy, Ep. impf. lêrtAetoi/ Ep.

:
K-roiros, ov, (l, TOTTOS) away from a place, distant : hence out of the way, foreign, strange. K-TOpco, f. 170-0;, to bore through, stab to death.
fut.
med. (KTf\00ai
in pass, sense:
to
bring
ripe,
to
an end, accomplish,
achieve.
:
K-TeX-r|s, es, (tc,
reAos) brought to an end, perfect

: :
mature.
K-TjAvo) Ion. ^rd(xvto f. re^tcD aor. 2 to cut out from, cut out : to cut trees out of a wood, to cut down. 2. to hew out, hew into shape. II.
to castrate.
?KTOS, 77, ov, (e') the sixth. I. KTOS, Adv. (e/f) Lat. extrinsecus, opp. to (vrus: of Place, without, outside : as Prep, with gen. out of, 2. out of beyond. 3far from : free from. II. of Time, beyond, over. except. Adv. outwards. eKTOore, (t/fTos)
,
out, outside
KTvia, 77, earnestness, zeal. From KT6VTjs, es, (IKTCIVOJ} stretched out :
est,
eTO<T0, KTO<r0V, (ttfTos) Adv.from without, with: far from, apart from. ov, (fK, rpdirefa) awayfrom or banished
,
zealous, assiduous.
2.
metaph. earn- from the abundant. Hence

j
table,
f.
iaoj Att. iw,
of a horse, to throw
212
the
rider over
:
down
its head: generally, to Pass, to break one's neck.

f.
throw off or
vvw, to make rough. K-Tpira>, f. i/'W, to turn off or aside, divert : metaph., Pass, and Med. to turn aside forth, to produce. to turn aside, dissuade
jc-rpa,xvva> [0],
:
out of: to carry out a corpse for burial, Lat. efferre : also to carry away : to carry ojfzs prize Pass, to be carried out; metaph. to be carried away by pas2. to put out of a ship. sion. II. to bring
:
from,
to avoid.
about.
aor.
I
K-Tp4>a),
-0pif/(a:
f-
e0peâ:
to
from childhood, rear up:

K-TpX<">
Med.
to bring up rear up for oneself.
claim
exert.
to
1 to accomplish, fulfil : bring bring out, put forward, to publish, proto tell abroad, betray. 4. to put forth,
.
3. to
-0pfo(jai and -SpftfJiovfjLai (from *Spe2. to run out or forth : to make a sally. /i<u) : burst to run off or away. 3. metaph. of anger, to
forth.
K-rp|3ci>,
f.
:
5. ftctyepeiv troXfôv, Lat. inferre bellum, 6. to shew signs of, shew. III. begin war. to carry out or to the end. IV. intr. (sub. kavTOV) to run out of the course, of race-horses also to
:
run away.
^cy
:
aor. I
l^rptâ
:
Pass., fut. 2
fte-
K-<j>vya>,
f.
come to an end. -(f>evop.ai and (^fvôvfiai

2. to
aor. 2
!c-
Tpi07)croiMi
pf. (KT6Tpifj./MLi
to
rub out;
bard. and branch

end.
Tpi@eiv to produce fire by rubbing. III. to destroy by rubbing, destroy root

;
irvp fteII. to rub
to flee out or away, (f)vyov : pf. Kir<f>ewYa : escape : to flee out of, escapefrom; &e\os Ztttyvyc xeipos. 2. to escape from danger; esp. to be acquitted. to
ftiov fKTpifteiv to
bring
life to
a wretched
speak out, speak

destroy utterly
:
aor. 2 inf.
Pass, to be
med. IK
undone
;
of l/rrpt/3cy. II. KTpoirq, 57, (l/fTpcmy) a turning off or aside. a turning oneself from, avoidance: eKTpoir^ 65ov a
!<Tpiv|/ai, aor. I inf.
K-()>0eCpco, to
resting-phce K-Tpix6co,
f.
(fcrporr^ waoi, to
\6yov a digression. wear out, exhaust.
begone ! aor. 2 part. K(p0apds. K-4>0iv<o, only used in Pass, to perish utterly 3 pi. 3 sing. pf., ff(p6tvrai they have utterly perished] olvos vrjwv the wine had all been conplqpf., $<p0iTO
iniper. (KcpOeipov,
Tj)wouai, to eat up, devour. K-Tpa>Y<o, f. ocTpcofia, aros, TO, (fKTLTpdaaKO)) a child untimely born, an abortion. IKTVTTOV, aor. i of Krvtreoj.
K-TCiros, ov, (!, TviTTca) beaten out, wrought in relief.
sumed
Ix-îXlto,
out of the ships. f. -fjaw, to love passionately.

f.
eK-^Xavpi^co,
!c-<j>XY<o,
K-<|>oj3o>,
f.
f.
iao) Att.
:
to),
= (K(f>avXifa.
:
cu
aor.
($(f>\(a
to set
on fire.
:
rjaoj, to
frighten out or away, affright
Hence
f.
Pass, to be affrighted.
wffca, to
f.
K-Tvrr6eo,
ic-TV<})X6(o,
waoi, to
eKTU^Xoxris, cws, 37, Kvci, 3 sing. impf. of tcvtca. eKvpd, 77, a step-mother, Ep. word for irevOepa. JdciJpov, aor. i of Kvpeoj. Ki5p6s, 6, a step-father, Ep. word for irevQfpos.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
?ict5(ra,
work in relief. make quite blind. Hence a making quite blind.
K-4>oivi<rcr{o, fut. few, to make red or bloody. K-<j>oiTO,o), Ion. -ceo, fut. rjffo}, to go out or forth.
K<|>opd, burial.
(4-0fpcy) a carrying out of a corpse to a blabbing, betrayal. II. (from Pass.) of horses, a running away. = 6/t(f)(pa), to carry out a corpse for bucK-c(>opCi>, rial Med. to take out with one: Pass, to move
17,
2.
aor. I of /evvta).
forth. to be cast
Ki)cra, aor. I
of
KVOJ.
K-<}>aY6iv, to eat up, devour: the pres. in use being f((T9ica.

ic-<j>aiSpvvo> [y],
K-<|>aivo>,
f. f.
:
only used in aor.
2,
III. in Pass., carry quite out. shore, Lat. ejici. K4>6piov, TO, ((Ktyfpoj) that which is brought forth, fruit, produce ; also rent, tithe. eK<|>opos, ov, (f/cêpcu) to be carried out, exportII. to
up on
-(pavw
vvw, to make quite clear. aor. I lê^T/ra to shew forth,

:
able.
II. to
be
made known.
merchandise:
to light : to betray, make known ; fftffxiivfiv troPass, and Med., f. -tyavovpai Xe/jiov to declare war :
bring
K-(J)opTCô|Aai, Pass., to be sold like hence to be betrayed.
K-<f>pda>,
f.
daw,
to tell in full.
: :
and
[a]
:
-(f>avrj(Tofiat
come
c<pdv0rjv, aor. 2 e(pavr]v to shine out or forth, to shew oneself, appear, to light. Hence
:
aor. I
f. rjffo/jiai, also K-<j>po poet. K<(>peud rjffca (!, which only occurs in compos., v. oia-(ppi<a, #<jf>pcu to let out, <pptoj)\ bring out: Pass, to go out.
K<j>avT|S, fs,
K<j>d<r0ai, pres. inf.

K<j)acrts, teas,
77,
shining forth, manifest. med. of K(f>rjfjii.

(%K(f)r]fu}
(ftciprjfjLi)
Adv. -vws.
6x-4>povTiJo),
?K-<|>pcov, ov,
f.
iffca
Att. iw, to think out, devise, in-
vent, Lat. excogltare.
a declaration.
to
gen. ovos, (!#,
<pp"f)v}
out of one's mind,
K(j>aTOs, ov,
Adv.
K(f>drcas,
i.
beyond power of speech : expressly, plainly ; or, beyond words

To),
mad,
senseless, Lat.
amens
also, frenzied.
express,
e.
(c-4>a\)Xico,
impiously. f. iaoi Att.
K<J>t/Y,
to depreciate.
Ep. for
f(pvy(, 3 sing. aor. 2
l<4>epp.ev. Ep. for (Ktyepetv, inf. of (Ktytpoj. K-<(>pci), f. toiaca : aor. I and 2 (r]vtyKa, k^rjvfut. med. !ot'<ro/u in to carry tyicov : pass, sense
:
f. cu, to watch carefully. K<()vai, aor. 2 inf. of eiefyvca, formed from K<pvfii. K-<j>i)<r<i(o, f. fjffa}, to blow or breathe out : metaph., (K(f)v0av iroXep-ov to blow up a war from a spark.
6K-<f>t5Xacr<rco,
213
Causal in pres., in f. fK<fvato>, II. intr. to beget, produce. aor. I fgetyvffa in pf. (KTTf(pvKa, aor. 2 Qtfpvv, and in Med. K(f>voto be produced or born from, grow from, c. gen. jjiai absol., Xd\T](*a (KiretyvKos a born tattler. aloud. K-4>o)VO), f. 17(701, to pronounce
I.
:
: :
tXauiv, aVos, o, (eAcua) an olive-garden, olive-yard, Lat. olivetum : as prop, n., the Mount of Olives,
Olivet.
IXaKt]Ka, ?XaKOv, ao.

eXd|X({>6T]v,
and
2 of
XdaKu.
Ion, for (\T}<p0T)v, aor. I pass, of Aa/t-
K-X<iXdco,
f.
data [a], to
let
go from.
K-xavv6co, f. waoj, to puff up, make vain. x"6KX6VO.TO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I med. of K-X, f. -x e ^ aor I *X 6a Ep. X e ua pf- * K ~ to P our out > Lat. effundo : to pour forth in Kfx^ fea
' > : '
cX-avSpos, ov, (f\fiv, avrip) man-slaying. XcicXacra, Ep. for Âatra, aor. I of kXavvca <rao-K, Ion. and Ep. 3 sing. IXcuraiaTO, Ion. and Ep. for (\daaiVTo, 3 plur. aor. i opt. med.
:
:
I
cXacras,
6,
an unknown
bird.
II. Pass., aor. I t^xuOrjv [t>] vain, lavish, squander. Ep. forms, 3 pi. plqpf. f^Kexwro, aor. pf. l/ftfexu/tt" /o 6e poured 2 fexvT or ZKXVTO, part. fKxv^tvos out, to stream out or forth : generally, to spread out or
: : :
r
j
tXacreuo, Desiderat. of kXavvca, to wish to drive.

IXatrCa,
17,
(lAau^cu) riding, driving.
tXacri-ppovros, ov, (lAaiW, QpovT-fj} thunder-burlII. burled like thunder. ing.

'
give loose to passion, Lat. effundi in. f. aw, to break out of the chorus. CKxopeuopxu, as Dep., to drive out of the chorus.
abroad:
to
cXdcr-wriros, ov,
eXdo-is,
ecus,
77,
(lAaww,
(lAavt'cy)
tTTTros)
horse-driving.
:
K-xopeuo>,
II.
a driving, riding
also
rowing.
1
t
6x-Xpdo>, Ion.
xpo,
like a.iroxpdo)
'
to suffice, be
enough for
it
will be,
only used as impers. eKxpfati, was enough or sufficient for.

: f.
^^XP l cre
a driving away, banishing. 3. (sub. <7Tparot)), a march, expedition ; (sub. i'lrirov) riding. IXa<r<ra, Ep. for Aa<ra, ij\aaa, aor. I of e\avvoj.
2.
eXacriroco, Att. -TTOO>,
f.
waw
aor. I Att. TjAar-
CK-xpao),
170-01,
to declare as
an
oracle.
Tcaaa
levy
K-xpTip.a.Tio|juu, Dep. to squeeze contributions on.

aor. I part. pass, KXv6if|o-o}jiat, fut. ind.
,
money from,
Pass., fut. f\aaa(a6âofj.ai, but also f. med. to e\aff<ruffoiMii in pass, sense: aor. ^\aaaw6r}v :
:
make
hence
j
less,
to
smaller, or worse detract from.

:
to lessen,
II.
damage :
to
Pass,
become
little
smaller, diminish
\
to
come short
of,
have too
ovos:
of
Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, aor. 2 pass, of f/tx*&sing. Ep. KXVTOS, ov, (l#x* a') poured out : unconfined, out%K\VTOV, TO, drink. spread, Lat* ejfusus :
Kxvp.Vos KXVTO, 3
[i5],
a thing : c. gen. to be inferior to. 4Xdcr<ro)v Att. -TTWV, ov, gen.

less,
From
smaller,
6K-Xwvvii}jn,,
f.
-xfc>tfo>
pf.
pass Itftfex&'O'Aicu
to
raise by heaping
K-xb>pcb>,
f.
up
soil
to silt up, of a river.
fewer, worse; tXaaoov *x ftv * nave the worse: (\aaaov as Adv., in a less degree; also reg. Adv. f\aaac.vojs Used as Comp. of (Ufcpos, with Sup. I \dxiffros the Posit. lAaxw* is found only in
neut.
: :
rjaaj,
to
go
out
from.
dislocated.
K-vJ/tx<>,
2. to slip out of: 3. to give way :

f.
and away, depart hence of a joint, to be

to
old Ep.
to
j
give place
to.
eXao-rpea), f. riau, Ep. and Ion. for I \avvcv, to drive: row : also to drive about.
gca, to
give
kicov,
rip the
"EKXVN,
will.
inf.
fKovaa,
II.
ghost, Lat. exspiro.willing, voluntary, of free
often in phrase 4cl/ clvat (where the
seems to be pleonastic), willingly, purposely. Xda, Alt. for cAcua. eXdav, Ep. for (Xdv, inf. of fXavvu.
c'Xapov, aor. 2 of XafjL&avca. Xa0ov, aor. 2 of XavOdvoj.
of cXavvoj. [a] Adj of tXavv<a, one must ride. "EAA'TH [a], the pine or fir. II. an oar, as being made of pine-wood : later also the whole ship. IXdTTjp, rjpos, 6, (f\avv<u) a driver, a charioteer; II. one that f\a.T7jp fipovTijs hurler of thunder. Hence drives away. III. a broad, flat cake.
4Xdoro>, fut.
4XaTov,
verb.
"EAAI'A
oliva
:
Att.
\da,
17,
the
olive-free,
Lat. olea,
proverb., tyepeaQai CKTOS TWV t\awv to run beyond the olives, which stood at the end of the Athenian racecourse, i. e. to go too far. II. the fruit
XaTT|ptos, a, ov, driving away. eXdrivos, 17, ov, (c\aTrj) of the pine or fir : of pine or fir-wood. JfXaiTOv, Att. neut. for eAao-ow, as Adv., less.
XaTTOVo>,
]
f.
rjaca,
(tXaaacav} to have
less,
have too
of the olive-tree, an
olive.
Hence
little,
eXaiTJcts Att. -deis, (ffffa, fv, of the olive-tree. eXuiveos, a, ov, and tXai'vos, 17, 6v, (lAata) of the olive-tree, of olive-wood.
be lacking. eXdrrcov, Harrow, 4\aTTOJ|Aa, Att. for fXaaff-. 'EAAT'NH fut. kxdaca Ep. f\doau, Att. iAw,
:
inf.
!
f\dv, Ep. also kXuca

:
cXato-XoYos,
o,
(lAam, Xeyca} an olive-gatherer.
IXaiov, TO, (lAata) olive-oil, oil, Ljft. oliviim. eXaios, b, (kXaia) the wild-olive, Lat. oleaster. tXaio-4>cpos, ov, (lAata, (f>fpaj} olive-bearing.
eXato-<j>ijTis, fs, (lAa/a, (f>va}} olive-planted.
aa, Âoo-o-a Ep. 2 sing.

r'l\d0r)V
pf.
[*J, aor. i act. ij\aaa, Ep. AaMed., aor. I ijXaad^v, e\T)\a/ta:

:
:
Pass., aor. kXdamo, part. tXaoadpfvos and -^XdnOrjv pf. Â7/Aa/it and lAÂas-âi :
:
:
to v. Aaa> : plqpf. 3 sing. rjAÂaro, Ep. \TJ\O.TO drive, drive on, set in motion, e?p. of horses, chariots,
ships.
2.
cXats, iSos,
Xai6-<j>trros, ov, (lAa/a, tpvca) olive-flanted. lAat'a : Att. pi. i\aoes. rj,
row; iXavvovTts
seemingly intrans., to ride, drive, sail, the rowers : in this sense it some-
214
times took a new ace., yaXrjvrjv fXavvciv to sail on a calm sea ; TTOVTOV eAdrcus eXavveiv to urge the sea with oars then really intrans., to advance, proceed,
:
meter and a pentameter, the metre of the elegy

plur.
in
= tXfyda
, ,
eXryos.
push
on,
go on ;
Is
so far. 3. to properly of stolen cattle; but Att. also fivffos, fîaa/j-a, ayos fXavvciv to drive away pollution. 4. to drive
into narrow compass, press in battle : Att. also, to II. to strike, to cut, harass, trouble, annoy. wound by cut or thrust; c. dupl. ace., SIJJLOV fXaweiv Tivd to wound him on the shoulder. 2 to thrust, drive through : Pass, to go through. III. to beat
TOGOVTOV ijXaaav they proceeded drive away, carry off, Lat. abigere,
a, ov, (f \fyos) of the elegy, elegiac. Dor. for tXtyov, i sing. impf. pass, of Ae'7cy. ecus, rj, (lAe'yx^) a refuting, reproving. o, a song of mourning, a lament, at first without reference to metrical form, later always in
,
,
alternate hexameters and pentameters.
cXe-yX 6 "]' V> eXc'yX'n 5 * s

*
(^TX^)
(*^- e
:
7X
s)
a reproach, disgrace. liable to reproach, shameful,
esp.
cowardly
irreg. Sup.
e\yx iffTOS
a
out metal, Lat. ducere ; dffiriba fXavvciv to make a shield of beaten metal. 2. to draw out, to draw; tXavvciv opxov dfjnrcXiSos to draw a line of vines,
i.e. plant
t'Xs-yxos, TO, (lAe7x<w) a reproach, disgrace, dishonour ; KO.K f\eyx a base reproaches to your name.
cXc-yX 08 o, a
'
J
means of
testing,
trial,
test,
Lat.
argumentum
disproval, refutation.
II.
an exaaor. T
them
3.
in line:
produce. the brawl.
KoXyov fXavvciv
hence generally, to plant, to prolong, keep up

belonging
to deer.
mination, scrutiny.
From
0;
:
'EAETXil,
:
fut.
aor. I
:
tf\cya -.Pass.,
cAd<j>Eios, ov, (eAcuôs) of or
eXatjnjpoXta,
eXa<f>T]j36Xia
(lAa^jSoAos) a shooting of deer. (sub. tcpd), TO., a festival of Artemis.

77,
to disgrace, put to pf. (h.r)\fyy~ai "nXtyxQrjv II. to convince, refute, conshame, dishonour. Lat. arguere : of arguments, to disprove: also fute,
Hence
eXa4>i]{3oXia>v, uvos, 6, year, in which the Elaphebolia were held, answering to the last half of March and first half of April.
to accuse, reprove, reproach. tion : to prove, attest.
2. to
examine, ques-
the ninth
month of the
Attic
IXc-SejAvds, 17, (*<=Acu, Se/moi/) couch-destroying. tXeeiv, Ep. for lAfiV, aor. 2 inf. of alpeaj. tXeeivos, in Att. Poets. eXcivos, 77, ov, (e'Aeos) pitiable,
XS4>Tj-{36Xos, ov, (tXatyos, /3dAAcu) hitting or shoot-
piteous
ing deer : as Subst. a deer-hunter.
EAA"4>O5, 6 and 77, a deer; whether male, a hart or stag, or female, a hind.
cX&<f>o<r-(rotT],
77,
cXfitjxj-KTOvos, ov, (fXa(f>os, KTfivca) deer-killing. V
: pitied : generally, wretched, miserable.- Adv. (\ffivuis, poet. fXfivws, pitiably : also neut. pi. eAceivd as Adv.
IXeeo),
f.
rjaca,
(eAcos) to have pity on, shew mercy
upon.
6XT)(Ao<ruvr], 77, pity, mercy : an alms. eXT|p,<ov, ov, gen. ovos, (lAf ecy) pitiful, mercifuL vos, 77, Ion. for c'Acos, pity, mercy.
aor. 2 inf. of afpeco.
(fXatyos, fftvo)} deer-hunting.
From
6Xacf>pia,
'EAAPO'2, LEVIS
:
From lightness : thoughtlessness. d, ov, and ds, ov, light in weight, Lat. metaph. light, not burdensome, easy, fv fXa77,
<ppy iroicTaQai
lightly,
to
make
light of:
Adv. (Xatypws,
II. light in moving, nimble, easily. swift, active ; ol cXa<ppoi light troops, Lat. levis arma-
os, Att. for lAceti/os.

, ov, 6, (e'Aos, 0aivia) marsh-divelling. tXeuos, ov, and a, ov, (c'Aos) of or in the marsh.
tura.
III.
77,
metaph. light-minded, thoughtless.

ov, Sup. of eXdacrav, fewest, smallest,
TO (XdxiffTOV, as Adv. at the least; so neut. pi. as Adv. (XdxiffTa. Hence comes a new Comp. eXaxiffTOT epos, less than the least; Sup. lAaleast,
eXdxioros, worst :
f\i\\ra.\ji.r\v,
aor. I
med. of
Ae//3aj.
f'XeKTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of XcyofJLai, to lie. or eXcXcXev, like dAaAa, a loud cry.
'EAEAET"
XtaToTOTos, the very least. eXaxov, aor. 2 of Xayxava}
'
!Xaxv-iTTpv, vyos, 6, 77, (kXa.\i>s, irT(pvy} winged ; of fishes, short-finned.
short-
'EAA'XT'2,
fia, v, small, short, little
Ep. word,
whence kxdoaow, kXd\iOTOs

impf. eXaov, eXow.
are formed.
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of XavOdvca. icD (A) f. cu Ep. aor. I lAfAtâ, pass. lAf3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) lAeAtwro; II. Ep. lengthd. form of kXiaoca, to whirl round. III. of soldiers, to wheel them round, rally them. make to tremble or quake : Pass, to generally, to IV. in Pass, also to wind quake, tremble, quiver.
:
cXdco, rare poet. pres. for tXavvca; Ep. inf. eXdav,
or twist oneself along.
tXeXico (B)
f.
oj
aor.
:
"EAAOMAI,
4eXSop.ai, Dep. to wish, long: to wish
to raise the battle-cry
to raise
to cry lAeAey, 7ÂeAta any loud cry.

:
Hence for, strive after, covet, desire. (fXScop, ieXScop, TO, indecl. a wish, longing, desire. IXe, Ep. for efA6, 3 sing. aor. 2 of alpeca. t Xeaipco, poet, for lActeu, to take pity on.
eXeXuKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) of lAeAt'fw (A).

,
Ep. 3
,
sing. aor. I pass,
of eAe At^cu (A).
ov, ovos, (lAeAtô;, x&kz') earth-shaking.
'EAEA"2,
XeyeCa,
/,
77,
a kind of owl. an elegiac poem. TO, (fXcyoi) a distich consisting of a hexa-
= fXeyos,
O.VTOS, 6,
cXevas,
77,
(fXfiv, vds Dor. for vavs) ship-destroying.

ov,
X6-6pTTTOS,
(Aos,
Tpi(p<a}
marsh-bred.
215
t,
Adv.
like fXefivov, piteously.
pf. pass, ot
'EAEO'2,o, and eXeov,, a
kitchen-table,
a dresser.
Xi]X8aTO,
"EAEO2,
cempassion.
ov, o, also c'Xsos, fovs, TO, pity, mercy,

II.
IXTjXtYjJLai, pf. pass,

eXiriXi50a, pf.
XTj(|)0T]v,
for fXrjXavro, 3 pi. plqpf. ' of 4A

~~
an
object
of compassion, a piteous
t,
of Ipô/tdi.
thing. IXeiroXts, poet. IXt-irroXis,

(4Af?i/, TroAis) city-destroying,
gen. t5os and fcas:
X0, -Tca,
aor. I pass. aor. 2 imperat.
of Helen. 4Xo-0cu, aor. 2 med. inf. of cupecu. iXcros, 77, 6v, (fXfiv) that can be taken or caught. tXeu0epia Ion. -it], 77, (eXev0fpo$) freedom, liberty:
a thing.
IX0tv, Ep. iXOejxcv, -cêvai, aor. 2 inf. of v, Adv. (lA/o"o-cu) whirling, spinning. fMiTos, TO, (tAto"ffcy) that which is rolled : a
,,
',
ringlet.
freedom from
i/yôs, o, (fXiffffoi)
a rolling, twisting, winding,
eXevOepios, ov, (eXfv0fpos) dealing like a free man, Tsp. of a winding passage. free-spirited, frank, Lat. liberalis: esp. freely-giving, bountiful, liberal. It bears the same relation to lAev- round the hair. II. as epith. of Jove, IXiKO-j3X<|>apos, ov, (e'At, 0Xf<papov) with quickOcpos as liberalis to liber. Hence the Releaser, Deliverer. moving eyelids, quick-glancing.
5,
js,
77TOS, 77, freedom of spirit, liberality. Adv. of eXfv0(pios Comp. -i&rtpov,

:
IXiKo-Spoôs, ov, ('tXi,

IXtKTos,
77,
opafJLfiv) twisting,
winding.
ov, (4Ato"o"cu) rolled,
wound, wreathed.
eX6u0p6-ir<us.
TratSos, o,
having free children.
'EXtKwv, aivos, 6, Helicon, a mountain in Bceotia, the seat of the Muses.

'EXuccovtos, a, ov, Heliconian, of Helicon.
'EAET'0EPO5, a, ov, and Att. os, ov, free, Lat. LIBER; fXev0fpov tffjiap the day of freedom; TO
2. free or freed from a (Xev0fpov freedom. 3. of things, free for all to use, open to thing.
with rolling eyes, 77, (At, <w^) quick-glancing: fem. 4 At/cams. Ion. 4Xlvva> or tXtvvico, f. vaca [C] aor. I kXivvaa
IXiK-tovj/, OJITOS, 6,
:
:
use.
II.
like fXv0epios,Jitfor
a freeman, free-
Verb, to
rest,
keep peace, enjoy leisure: to sleep.
II.
spirited, Lat. liberalis.
to be lazy.
X6v06po<rrop.co, f. 770-0;, to be free of speech. From Xv0epo-crrop.os, ov, (Xcv0epos, o-TO/za) free-spoken. cXevOcp-ovpyos, ov, (fXev0epos, epyov) bearing himselffreely, of a horse.
eXeudepoco, f. wcrca, (iAcuflepos) to set free, deliver, release : to free from blame, acquit. Hence cXcvOepws, Adv. of kXevOtpos, freely, with freedom.
=Xi, i/cos, 6, 77, (4A(O-o"cu) Adj. rolled, twisted, winding, spiral: epith. of oxen, probably from their twisted,
crumpled horns.
e'XU; poet. ctXi, twos, 77, (kXiacfca] anything twisted a whirl, eddy, or spiral : an armlet or ear-ring : whirlwind, Lat. vortex ; %Xitces o~Tpoirfj&, flashes of the tendril of the vine or of ivy : forked lightning
:
Xev0pcao'LS, ecus, 77, a setting free. 'EXcvOoi, oos, contr. o!s, T), = ElXfl0via. TSXcvo-Cv or 'EXcvais, ivos, 77, Eleusis, an ancient Adv. city of Attica, sacred to Ceres and Prosperine
:
the coil of a serpent
a curl or lock of hair.

77,
4Xi6-Kp<os, OJTOS, 6, with crumpled horns.
neut.
<av, (kXioo~<ti,
/fepas)
'EXevio'CvaSev, to Eleusis; 'EXcvcrivoOcv, from Eleusis.
eXtirov, aor. 2 of Xfiiroj. 4Xi<rcr[ji6v, Ep. inf. of kxiaoca.

c
Hence
TEXevoavios, a, ov, of Eleusis. From eXeiKTis, ecus, 77, a coming : esp. the Advent. tXeucrojjiai, fut. of HpxofAai but in Att. efya ibo was
:
EAI'55li
:
eAi'cu: aor. I
Att. -TTW, Ep. and Ion. clXuro-oj (iXia: Pass. aor. I elXtx&f]V' pf:
fut.
fX-fj-
Afy/icu
round and round,

rapidly
;
chiefly used.
Xe4>aipo|a,ai, Dep. to cheat with empty hopes generally, to trick, overreach, destroy.
:
hence
metaph.
(o whirl, move 2. irXaTav fXi<ro~eiv to ply the rapid oar. to turn in one's mind, revolve. 3- intrans.
:
3 sing, plqpf. fi'XiKTO roll, Lat.
to turn about,
turn
VOLVO
eXecjxiVTivcos, a, ov, and fXeâvrtvos,

^>as) of ivory, ivory, Lat. eburneus.
77,
ov, (lAc-
to hurry, move quickly about. Med. to turn quick round, face about,
II.
Pass,
and
:
turn to bay
to
go
Xe<}>avT6-8Tos, ov, (eXffpas,

eX6<j>avTO-p,axtei,
77,
8e'a>) inlaid with ivory. (tAeâs, /iaô/wit) a battle of
one's
and fro, to be constantly engaged : to wind way : to spin round ; wpai fXiao"6iJ.(vai the
to
circling hours.
elephants.
'EAE'*A2,ai/Tos, o, the elephant, Lat. elephas. the elephant's tusk, ivory, Lat. ebur. f'XcvJ/a, aor. I of Xtiroj.
II.
4Xi-rpoxos, ov, (fXiaaoj, rpoxos) whirling the wheel round.

a creep4Xt-xptio-os, 6, (eXitrffca, \pvous) helichryse,
dAea, the heat or light of the sun. eXtj, T}, Xfl, 3 sing. act. or 2 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of eupc'eo and IXiqai, Ion. for fXrj, 2 sing. aor. 2 med. subj.
= f'iXr),
ing plant with yellow flowers. 4A.Kaivo>, (?A/cos) to be sore from a wound.
:
4XK<rt-ir6irXos, ov, (?Aa>,
Tre'irAos)
trailing the robe,
Xt|XaKa, Xif|Xa}Jiau, pf. act. and pass, of eXavvcu. X-f|XaTcu, -TO, 3 sing. pf. and plqpf. pass, of eXavvu.
long-robed. 4XKe-xtTCJV, cavos, with a long tunic.
6,
(eA/ca \(TIJJV} trailing the tunic,

,
216
!Xic(i>,
f.
rjffoj,
:
tear asunder
strengthd. for \KOJ, to drag about, to maltreat, treat rudely. Hence
IXiojSov, Adv. by dragging, pulling : and cXKT)6p.6s, o, a being carried off, rough usage. cXKi](xa, aTos, TO, (fXKfca) that which is dragged
also to come short of, be inferior gen. 2. absol. to come fail of doing. IV. in Med. or Pass. short, fail: to fail in duty. to fail of: be inferior to. Hence
in
to
want
of, c.
c. inf., to
away, a prey.
Xi<o-irot6s,
ov,
to
((\ftos,
irotca;)
making wounds,
a
sore, ulcer,
wound. "EAKO2, cos, TO, a wound: Hence abscess, Lat. ULCUS.

having power
IXicoa),
f.
later,
cws, 77, a falling short, defect. X-Xccrx o S, ov, (ly, A(TX^) of common talk. "EXXtjv, rjvos, 6, Hellen, son of Deucalion his descendants were the "E\\rjvcs, at first, dwellers in the Thessalian Hellas ; later, the common name for the
eXXeivj/ts,
Greeks, opp. to fidpfiapoi.
2. as
uffca, to
wound
sorely.
pagan,
sore.
IXicuSpiov, TO,
Dim. of
eA/fos,
a slight
IXicuoxu [y] , aor. I inf. of tA/ccu. IXicvo-TaJio, Frequent, of 'tXKca, to drag about. "EAKH, f. Xca aor. I cTXa, poet. cAa : but also aor. I ci\Kvaa : (as if from *lA/cucy) fut. kXKvaoi \y]
: :
as Adj., 'EAA7?i/i*o. Hence 'EXXt)vico, f. iaca, to imitate the Greeks : to speak Greek: Pass., *E\\r]viaOfjvai TTJV y\wffaav to be made Greeks in language.
gentile.
II.
r
opp. to a Jew, a
EXXT)vi,K6s, r;, oV, ("EAA?7i') Hellenic, Greek; TO Adv. 'EAA??'E\\T)VIKOV = of "EXXrjves, the Greeks.
viKtjjs,
Pass., aor. I (iX/tvaOqv
To draw, drag,
:
pf. eiXxvafJuu, Ion. eXicvfffjuii. Lat. traho : to draw ships down

:
in
Greek fashion.
'EXXif|vtos, a, ov,
= 'EXXrjviKos.
into the sea, Lat. deducere naves : to drag along a dead body also to tear : metaph. to carp at. 2.
to
draw
bow
to
bend
with.
sails.
4. to
5. to
draw a sword. draw or hold up
3. to stretch, scales to weigh
2. "EXXtjvts, iSos, 77, ("E\\r)v) a Grecian woman. opp. to a Jewess, a heathen or gentile woman. EXXt]vrrT|s, oi), o, ('E\\T)vifa) an imitator of the
c
Greeks
an
6. to drink in long pull an oar. draughts, quaff: also, '4\Kiv KopdaKa to dance in \KCIV fiioTov, to drag 7. long measured steps. out a weary life. 8. to draw to oneself, attract, of the magnet. esp. 9. f \Kfiv aTa.O/j,6v, to draw down the balance, i.e. to weigh so much; absol. to
'EXXrjvio-Ti,
Hellenist, a Greek-Jew. c ( EAA77i't^w) Adv. in
Greek fashion
to understand Greek.
of Greece,
|
i.e. officers
contributions
wv, oi, ("E\\rjv, Ta/*tas) the stewards appointed by Athens to levy the paid by the Greek states towards the Per,
sian war.
'EXXi?|<r-'irovTOS, 6, ("EAA77, TTOVTOS) the Hellespont
IO. tXicvaai weigh weighs more. irXivOovs to mould bricks, Lat. ducere lateres. II. 2. to Med., i(pos %\K(a6at to draw one's sword. draw to oneself, amass. IXic-uST)s, es, (e A/cos, efSos) like a wound, ulcerous.
cA/cet
ir\iov
it
or sea of Helle
now
the Dardanelles.
XXiimv,
aor. 2 inf. of !AA6tV<u.
Hence
cXKOKTis,
ecws,
r),
(eA/fo'cu)
ulceration.
XXiirT|S, cs, wanting, defective. IXXuro-dp/rjv, Ep. for eXiadfujv, aor. i of Xiaaopai. tXXtTdvevov, Ep. for k\n-, impf. of XiTavevca.
XXoj3ov, Ep. for fXaffov, aor. 2 of Xanfiavca.

tX-XafJLirpvvojjLai, Pass, (tv, Xap-npvvoj) to tinction in.
gain
dis-
4X-Xdp,ir<o, f. i{/ca, (fv, XdfjLiroj) to shine in or upon Med. to be illustrious, gain glory in a thing.
X-X6piov, TO, (kv, Xofios) an earring, Lat. inauris. 4X-Xo-y>, f. r]cf(a, (fv, Ao-yos) to reckon in: to impute. 6X-XoYt|A(>s, ov, (kv, Xoyos) whatever comes into account, worth reckoning, notable, famous.
cXXomevci),
C
'EXXdvo-BtKai, uv, oi, ("EXXrjv, oiKr)) the chiefjudges at the Olympic games. II. at Sparta, a courtmartial to try disputes among the allied troops. 'EXXds, a5os, 77, ("EXXrjv) Hellas a city of Thessaly, said to have been founded by Hellen. II. that part of Thessaly in which the Myrmidons dwelt, also
called Phthiotis.
III.
f. aca, (e'AAo^) to fish. or IXXos, o, a young deer, fawn. 'EAAO'2, 77, 6v, mute, epith. of fish.
EAAO'5
4XXo-<j)6vos, ov, (eAAos, *(f>tv(a) fawn-slaying. !X-Xo)(i&>, f. iaca, (lv, Aoôs) to lie in ambush.
cXXovjr, OTTOS,
'
(lAAos) mute, epith. of
fish.
tX-X'uxvi ov T ^> (* y Avxôs) o lamp-wick.
Greece.
Xa,
cXis,
tion.
poet, for tlXa, aor. I of eAcy.

ecas, fj,
'EXXds, aSos, o, 77, pecul. fem. of 'EXX-qviKits. eXXaxov, Ep. for cAaxov, aor. 2 of Acryxarcu,
IXXe|3opos, o, hellebore, Lat. veratrum, a plant used as a cure for madness ; nTO' tAAeySopov drink hellebore, i. e. you are mad.
by the ancients
4XXeSav6s,
straw-rope.
fcXXi|JLp.a,
(e'Acy) a drawing, dragging : attraca draught. IXoCfJiav, Dor. for lAot'/^f, aor. 2 opt. med. of cupe'w. tXoijAi, aor. 2 opt. act. of aipeca. IXotcra, Dor. for kXovaa, aor. 2 part, of aipea).
II.
6, (ci'Aa;)
a band
to
bind corn-sheaves
:
e'Xov, IXop-Tjv, poet,
for cl\ov, fi\6jjiijv, aor. 2 act.

rivers,
and med. of
fuiTOS,
aipeca.
TO,
a short-coming
:
deficiency.
"EAO2,
i\o\>\Lv,
cos, TO,
low ground by
a marsh-
From
aor. 2 IvcXiirov to eX-Xetirw, f. tf/ca (kv, AetVcu) leave in, leave behind. II. to leave out, pass by, omit. III. intrans. to lack, stand in need of, be
: :
meadow, marsh.
I pi.
old Att. impf. of Aovcu.
eXo-uo-a, aor. 2 part. fern, of at/>ea>. IXovro, 3 sing. Ion. and old Att. impf.
j
med. of Xovta.
217
cXoaxri, Ep. for f\d<rovffi, 3 pi. fut. of tXavvca. aor. I ijXiriaa fut. taw Att. ia, (fATrcu) to hope, expect: also, in bad Pass., aor. I ^XnioQrjv
Xmw,
hope
aSos [a], ^, (ej//3cuVa>) a kind (f felt shoe, used by the Boeotians; also by old men and poor
,
people.
|xpds, aor. 2 part, of efipaivca. f. oca, to be king
ecus,
f],
sense, to
to
fear
c.
ace. to hope for, expect
c.
dat.
in.
e|x-j3fiorlXija),
among
or over.
'EAIII'2, tSos, 77, hope, Lat. spes: either of good or evil, hope or fear.
:
later, expectation
"EAIin, Causal, to make to hope : Med. e'\7rojucu Ep. !e'A.7ro/H pf. foXrra (with pres. sense), plqpf. to hope, expect, think, becwX-rreiv (with impf.)
:
a going in or upon : a II. that on which going on board ship, embarking, one goes; efj.(3aais nodus a shoe, like 1/ijSas. 2. the
c'uP&ais,
(I nfiaivoi)
sole, foot, hoof.
tjjL-pacrTaô),
f.
ffca,
to
bear on, carry.
lieve
and
in
17,
bad
sense, to fear.
6\iTG)pT|,
Ep. form of f\ms.
6|xj3aT6vo), f. evaca, (l/xjSaT^s) to step in or on, stand *n : hence to dwell in, frequent, haunt : also to pro-
e'X<rai, e'Xo-as, aor. I inf.
and
part,
of
etXcy.
6Xv0T)V [u], aor. I pass, of Aucu. IXiJjxa, arcs, TO. (lAvcu) the stock of the plough, which the share was fixed, Lat. dentdle.
cXtijAOS, 6, (lAvcu)
watch: c. gen. to set foot upon. on possession of property.

tect,
II. to
enter
on
!|x|3aTo,
f.
770-0),
(e/x/3aT7/s)
= l/^Sen-fwy.
a case, sheath, quiver. 2. a tXvrpov, TO, a cover, covering, case, sheath. From place for holding water, a reservoir. to roll round : only used in Ep. aor. IXvo), (ctXou)
:
p,paTT|pios, ov, (lyw/3aTeu(u) of or for marching : fj,pa.Trjpiov (sub. fi\os~), TO, a march-tune, march. he that goes in or upon, ep.|3a,Tif]S, ov, 6, (l/ijSatz/cu)
on board ship, a passenger. boot, cf. ffJL^ds. [a]

esp.
II.
a kind of
I pass. f\vo~0r)v, to be rolled up, to roll or twist oneself close up. t\u>, aor. 2 subj. of aipio}.
e^SacJHOs, ov, (enfiaTTTw^jitfor dipping in or into:
TO
ejj.ftd(f)(.ov a flat vessel, [a] ep-jjcpaws, -via, Ep. pf. part, of l/ij8aiVo>
p.j3e|3a-
impf. of 4Ado> but IXwv, aor. 2 part, of alptca. used in nom. and ace., (eAetV) booty, e'Xcop, TO, only II. pi., HarpijK\oio \capa diroTiveiv spoil, prey. to pay for leaving Patroclus a prey to all dishonour.
i'Xcov,
:
crav, Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. aor. 2 of |A|3ir], Ep. 3 sing.

|xpT)T),
(jj.pa.ivct}
e^pijTOv, 2 dual
:
for
l/ij8rj,
IXupiov, TO, ==eAoy>. cp.d0ov, aor. 2 of pavOavca. aor. 2 of //aiVo/xat. tfjidvirjv [a], dual impf. of fj.apvafjia.1. fjiapvdcr0T)v, 3 of papvapai. |ActpvaTO, 3 sing. impf.
(Ifiot),
fji-pi|3aa> : f. /o Tnaê to step or ship : to lead or guide to.

jSati/oi,
3 sing. subj. -Pipdau Att. -/3iw
Causal of
!ju-
w/ow
to
put on board
e'}j,j3Xep.}Jia,
6jjt-pXira>, to look.
f.
aTos, TO, a looking straight at. â>, to look in the face, look at
rjffo/jLai,
Fr@m
:
simply,
Ion. ffjL-fcuvrov or eft-cavTov, rjs, [A-avTov, f[i-avT7)S, avToC) reflexive Pronoun of first person, of myself, Lat. mei ipsius : only used in gen., dat., and
:
tfx-podco,
f.
to call
upon
to shout aloud.
ep.j3oXVS, ews, 6, (l/zjSaAAa;) a dibble for putting in plants.

t|j.poXTr|, 77,
ace. sing.,
TI\JMV
both masc.
etc.
an*, fern.
in plur. separated,
avTwv,
trans,
an inroad
cfji(3a,
for efj.0T)6i, aor. 2 imperat. of I
c(if3dSov,
[A-paiva>,
0T)fca,
Adv.
f.
(kpfiaivoo)
:
on foot, by land.
aor.
-jBrjaofMii
Ep. part. l/^3e/3ao>s

:
2 fvefirjv : pf. f/J./3eto step on, /o step in :
foray. an assault ; c/^SoAal xaô<TTo/iOt the shock of brasen III. the head beaks. 3. an entrance : pass.
II. in(iyw)3dAAa;) a throwing in. into an enemy's country, an invasion, 2. the charge made by one ship upon another,
of a battering-ram.
jxp6Xi|j.os, ov,
ejj.0.
go
on.
to
2. to step into, to
go
into,
go on board,
embark
mount on
4.
tread upon.
3. to fixed upon. to enter upon, embark in a
to be
Hence (l^dAAo;) thrown an intercalary month.
in, inserted; fi^v
3. a beam, wedge : the beak of a ship of war. IjA-piXXw, f. -0aAo> pf. -0el3\r)Ka aor. 2 fv-(3d- architrave. 2. a \ov :to throw, lay, put in; Kuirais tpfiaXtfiv (sub. ejxpoXos, 6, (t//j8aAAa>) anything put in, wedge. Xefpas) to lay oneself to the oar also without KU>- the brasen beak of ships of war. in brief, shortly. 2. to put into the mind of irais, to lay to, pull hard. jx|3paxv, Adv. (Iv, /Spax^s) or bluster in. another Med., epQaXXfaQai Ovp$ to lay a thing |x-ppp.ofjiai, Med. to roar
: : ;
:
II. Causal in aor. I eveftrjaa, to thing. cf. ffj.0i(3afa. enter, bring in or into :
make
to
TT)S
in ; (fift. tp.poXov, TO, (l/x)3dAA<y) anything running 2.. a bolt, bar: a X^P 7) 5 a tongue of land.
to heart.
3. lyujSaAAtti/ e?s
n n
to
throw one into a
p,-pp<J>os, ov, kv, fipetyos) boy-like.^

fx-ppI0Tis, fs, (kv, PpWos} heavy, weighty. 2. in metaph. grave, stately, dignified, important. bad sense, heavy, grievous, oppressive : of persons, III. Adv. -Ocus, firmly. violent, savage, fierce.
tp,-|3pi0oj [t],
f.
f.
II. 4. to threw at another. thing, involve in. intr. to break, burst, rush in : to fall on, encounter, run against, Lat. illidi, esp. of a ship that falls on
another with
,
its
beak
to
cf. fft(3o\os.
QTOS, TO, sauce, soup.

f.
if/at,
From
iffca,
to
),
dip
in.
cp.-/3pip.dop.ai,
rjffonai
weigh heavily upon. to snort with rage. Dep.

: :
218
of horses
Lat. commoveri
strike
of men, to be sore vexed, be indignant, : to charge strictly, censure. f. rjaca, to strike with lightning : to }i-|3povTa,,
:
ardent
pf. part,
is, via, 6s, pressing eagerly on, eager, hasty, with no verb in use.
cp.-p.tp.ova, pf.
with no
pres. in use, to be lost in
dumb.
|,
Hence
,
passion.
<=p,p,6v,
17,
,
(ev, jSpoôs)
ov, thunder-stricken, stupid. a noose, halter.
}A|jLvau,
(ip.6VT|S, fs,
ov, (cv, fipvov, oiKfQ}) dwelling in sea-
ceasingly.
Ep. inf. of fifti sum. abiding in : neut. f/z/xei/es as Adv., unAdv. /j.fj.fvu>s, Ep. and Ion. -ecus. From
: :
we
the fruit of the womb before |A|3pCov, TO, (I v, PpvaS) 2. a thing newly birth, the embryo, Lat. foetus. born : a lamb or kid.
e}A-f3v0i,os, a, ov,
c|ji-j3iJa>,
f.
f. to abide in : to ftevw aor. I tvefjieiva |x-p,tvci), abide by, stand by, cleave to, Lat. stare ab aliquo :
absol. to continue.
[A-|jLETpCo,
f.
i}a(a, to
measure in or
by.
or os, ov, (kv, fivQus) at the bottom.
vaca [y], to stuff in, stop up.

-
p,-p,Tpos, ov, (ev, perpov) in measure, measured, moderate. II. in metre, metrical.
p.-p.T)vos,
lp,, ace. of 670;, enclit.
ov,
II.
(ev,
p.YT)pa, aor |At0v, old poet. gen. for Dor. for kp.e, as ret for TC ejjieC,
month.
}xp.C,
firjv) in a month, lasting a occurring every month, monthly.
Dor. for
ft/it
sum.
or
(o"e).
of pevca. t|Aio, cfJico, Ep. gen. of 70;. p.\\T]o-a, aor. I of pe\\co.

|Aiva, aor.
I
ep.-p.C'yvvp-i or -VCD, f. -p.iû, to mix in. II. intrans. to encounter, meet.

}x-p.ip-vo),
mingle
poet, for 4/*-/zeV<u.
e(jL-p,io-0os, ov, (li/, p,ia06s) in
pay, in receipt of pay.
tjj,(j,T)Kov,
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 p.[xiKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

TO, Ion. 3
poet, for
0jj.ev, I pi.
fj.iyvvfj.1
ejijxovos, ov, (4/x/xeVcw) abiding in, steadfast. tLLLLOpCL pf. 2 of UGtpOLlCtt.
pi. plqpf. pass,
ep.-p.opos, ov, (ev, fjieipopai) partaking in or of.
II.
\
of
et/*i
swm.
ei/zt S
(ev, fjiopos) fortunate.
t|j-6v,
coeval, Ep. for

eleven, Ep. for
6v,
eZicai, inf.
of
ep.-p.oros, ov, (ev, P.OTOS)
spread on
lint.
<=|AV,
f fi/at,
aor. i inf.
?}i6vos, aor. part.
med. of
iijfju,.
p,-p.ox6os, ov, (ev, fioxOos) toilsome, painful. ju.-p,Vco, f. ijacu, to initiate at the mysteries in.
II.
p.TLKos,
i],
provoking
sickness.
one
t\jLVt\o~a,
aor.
of
/it/WTêr/fcu.
who
uses emetics.
From
ep.vT|<r0T|v, aor. i pass, (in
med. sense) of
fjufiv^ffKOj.
fjieros, 6, (ffi(a) sickness, vomiting. ep,v, Ep. for Ijuov, enclit. p,v : Dor. l/icws.
p.vtoovTO, Ep. for efjivuvTO, 3 pi. impf. of /ii/ao/icu. p.oC, dat. of 6*70;.
l//o5-
*EME'fi, impf.
ftcu
:
?7/Ltow
f.
l/neo-cu
Att.
l/io)
and
p.o\ov, aor. 2 of ftXwaKOJ.

77, ov, possess. Adj. of first pers. from 70;, epov, mine, Lat. meus; joined with gen. to strengthen the possessive notion kp.bv avrov mine own e/ni) 0.7-
VOMO,
aor. r^taa. Ep. c/iccraa : pf. l/xiyfcc/ca: to vomit, throw up : absol. to fo szc& ;
Lat.
ep.6s,
oneself sick with a feather. Ion. for ffiavrov. p.T|craTO, 3 sing. aor. I o p,tyr]v [i], aor. 2 pass,
,
mae
ye\ir] a message about me; also in plur., TO, e/j.a, Tap.a :
for my
TO kp.bv mine, my part; TO 76 fpov, rb (JLZV tpov, part, as far as concerns me.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, ja, aor. I of iMt^vvfju. aor. I pass, of n'tyvvfji
,
jj.oCp.aL, fut. of /'<u. p.os, Dor. gen. of 70;. Adv., v. ffj-irds.

,
,tv,
poet. Dor. for ffj.oi, dat. o Ep. for tfjiaOov, aor. 2

,
aor. 2 pass. part,
of
efj.irf)yvvfju.
Dep. used only

es,
in pres. to busy oneself
p,-p.aCvo|jiai, p.p.avT|s,
jjL[xa-rr(us,
s,
Dep.
to be
mad
at.
Hence
Adv.
vws.
hastily.
about, take heed of, care for.

ejA-iraOris,
mad, frantic, raving.

Adv. forthwith,
(ev,
ird6os} in
efitraOSis,
state
of emotion,
immediately,
much
affected.
Adv.
passionately.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
p,-|jiacr(r&>,
f. f. f.
cw,
/o impress upon.
6,
jA-p.axo|Acu,
cp.-p,i5i,da>,
-fj.axto~ofiai, Dcp. tojigbt dcrcy [a], ô smz'/e a/.
a battle
in.
p.-TraCja),
f.
trick, deceive.
a jesting, mocking. From -vaiofjiai, to mock, Lat. illudere : to Hence II. to sport in or on.
c(xp.c\6ia, ^, (lîêAiys) a ytmrf of dance, by mus-ic : the tune of this dance.
accompanied
p.iraKT7)S, ov, o, a mocker, deceiver. ep/iraiâi, aor. i inf. of l/^7rcufcy.

ep/jraixOiflO'op.ai,
p.-p.6\Taco,
f.
170-0;,
to exercise in a
thing.
Hence
jAH6\Tr||jLa, /xaros, TO,
exercise, practice. |A-p.6\T|S, fs, (fv, fj,f\os) in tune, well-timed, har-
an
ep-iratos, ov,
c.
(B)
= epveipos,
or
fut. pass,
of !/muiu.
knowing, practised
in,
gen.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
monious, melodious
elegant, graceful:
: generally, regular, agreeable : Adv. 1/xêAws, Ion. well-bred.
e'p/muos,, ov,
(B) bursting upon one, sudden.

-iraiao)
II. intr. to
irai-fjao},
From
in,
p.-iraiw,
f.
to
strike
stamp.
burst in upon.
219
uffa, to close up, caulk. <w, to entangle in or together. tp,-'irciXd<r<ra>, f. backJffjL-iraXiv, poet, also tjx-iraXt, ((V, TraAti/) Adv.
Ow,
f.
f.
avS), to embitter
Pass, to be bitter
aganst.
jx-mvo), fut. -iriofiat
to
:
wards, back.
return.
roijfjLiraXiv,
II.
contrary
to, c.
gen.
III.
*>*
aor. 2 tveiriov
pf.
IV. TO
<tp.ira.Xiv, TO.
f^naXiv, by crasis
drink
in,
drink up ; cpirivfiv rov atparos to drink
TapnaXiv, the contrary, the reverse. of the blood. f. ca, to hand over, put in one's power. p,mirXT]0i, imperat. of fniriir\ijfj.i. to fiII p.-mis, Ion. and Ep. tji-injs, Adv. (properly kv 4|A-mTrXT)p,i, f. -ir\r]ffcu: aor. I <lvfir\rjaa: II. on the whole, full of a Pass, and Med., kîrip-irXapai, itdoi) altogether, at all events. thing: aor. I evtir\rja0r)v III. joined with irtp, however nevertheless, still. Ep. aor. 2 cvfrr\r]nr)v, to fill II. in Med. much, ever so much. oneself, eat one's fill, be satisfied.
t\3L-irapf\(i>,
|
vaffa
IjA-irdcrcra) Att. -TTO> : fut. to sprinkle in or on

:
daca [a]
:
aor. I
to
evf- ""Îso trans, to fill, satisfy:

in,
!
metaph.
to
have enough
metaph.
weave
of, enjoy.
embroider.
j
|A-7rciTi>,
f.
r]ff6j,
to
tread
in,
walk
into.
i
}jLiT86-p,ox0os, ov, (Zfnreoos, /*ox#os) ever-painful.

tjjLireS-opKeco,
f.
aor. I (veirprjaa : to se on fire. ep.-iruirp'rj^ti, l[A-mirT<o, fut. -7reo"ov/ttu : aor. 2 evfireaov Ep. eîrcaoF : to fall upon: to break in, burst in: aor. 2
:
rjar<a,
(e/re8os, op/cos) to abide by
one's oath.
part, ejjnrca&v, rushing in violently \fall in with.
also to /zg-& OH,
qi-ireSos, ov, (ev, ire'Soi/) in its place, steadfast, unshaken. II. 2. of Time, lasting, continual.
'EMUI'IS,
tSos, T), a mosquito, gnat, Lat. culex. jA-mTvo>, poet, for t^mnroa, to fall upon.
Advs.
/j.TToov
and
e/*?re8a, efMTfocas, fast,
of a surety,
cjjLirXaKTjvat, aor. 2 inf.
of
tsfj.ir\eKca.
truly, certainly.
[ATT8o-<r0vifjs,
S,
(f^TTeoos, aOfVOs) with force un-
IjA-irXdo'O'o) Att. -TTCO: f. do<a [a] : aor. I to plaster up, daub over with a thing.
Vfv\dffa:
shaken.
),
p.-irXios, Ep. for

f.
fj.-ir\os.
wa<u, (e/^TrcSos) to
,
ov,
= l/ZTrepa/xos.
make firm,
establish.
p.7Tipia, 77, experience : experience in or acquaintance with a thing. From fi-iripos, ov, (tv, TTffpa) experienced in, acquainted with, skilful at : proved good by experience : TO l/xAdv., <lfj.iffipojs nvus irfipoTpov greater experience. tX clv to know a thing by experience.
<u, to plait or weave in, interweave, Lat. Pass, to be entangled in a thing. 2. implicare metaph. to weave artfully, to render perplexed.
cfx-irXcKco,
:
f.
cjx-irXeos, a, ov, Ep. cp.irXios or tviirXstos,
rj,
ov,
Att.
.
e'fi-irXecos,
f.
uv, quite full
o/a
thing.
6jx-irXeo,
-TT\fvaofiai, to sail in.
cjiircXaBov, Adv. near,

:
hard
by.
From
Adv. ((fjLir\rjaaoj) madly, rashly. p,TrXTjKTOS, ov, (ffJLirXrjaooa) stunned, amazed, stuII. Att. unsteady, rash: Adv. pijfied, senseless.
{jLTrXif|Y8Tjv,
to bring near 6|A-irXda>, f. aca aor. I fvcireXaaa : or c/ose to : also intrans. to come near. II. Pass.
fj.n\r)KT(as,
madly.
to be
brought near, approach.

o o
s, pf. part. pass,
*\nrfirr]ya., pf. intr.
4p.irXT|(ivos, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of fj.iriTf\rjfjLi. (\LTT\TIV, (l/iTrcAaô;) Adv. near, close by. * N for ir\rjv, besides, except. , Adv. strengthd.
-djicvos, aor. I part. act. and med. of

IjxirXTjcraTO, Ep. for <lvfir\r)0aTO. 6p.irXTj(r0T|croji,ai, fut. pass, of ffJirriirXTjî.
pf. pass,
,
of
/i7ro8t<y.
pf.
of
l[i-irpajJLOS, ov, ffj.TTipos, acquainted with. p,--irptiraT(o, to walk about in : 'to tarry among.
ffAiriTrroj.
Hence rjata, to fasten with a brooch. Dor. -aîa, JUCITOS, TO, a garment fastened with a brooch or buckle.
6p,-irpovdw,
f.
(jnrp6vnr]}jta,
cfxireo-ov,
JJLTTO'O'0|Jial, fut.
Ep. for fvtiTfaov, aor. 2 of kp.mirr<u. Of l/XTTtTTTCW.

or -vw,
f.
Att. -TTW Ep. vwrX- : f. few: jj.-irXif|o-o-co strike against, stumble upon, fall upon or into. for <lvn\r)TO, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of |XTrX-rjTO, tense. mir\r]ni : qxirXtjo-o, imperat. of same a plaiting of the hair. e|xirXoKT|, 77, (ciJ.TT\Kca') Ep. for tveirvfvoa, aor. I of t\nrvk<a.
to
(fj.-
p.TrvV(ra,
fi-TTTa.vvi)jjLt
-ireTacrcu [a], /o
unfold and
of efupvca
:
irvevaa
: f. -irvevffofjuu : aor. I tvlp,-TTVto, poet. -irvio) to bloiv or breathe on or in, c. dat. : c. ace., :
spread on or
i,,
oztf.
Ep. for tp.irpvKa.ai, 3 Ep. part. fern.

or -vu),
c.
pi. pf.
lariov eptrveiv to swell the sail : absol. to breathe, live, be alive. II. trans, to breathe into, infuse, inspire: to blow into, swell the sail.
tjjLiTvoua,
77,
jf?A;
/o -TTÔJ: aor. I cvfirrjga: Pass., aor. 2 ei/en^?;!/ [a], with pf. act. ffAirenrjya, plqpf. -rfttiv : to stick in. f. -fjaofj-ai, to leap or jump in. p.-'irT)8d(i),
fut.
in-breathing, inspiration.
From
irvo-f))
or draft in,
dat.
p.-nrvoos, ov, contr. -irvovs, ow, (tv, the breath in one, breathing, alive.
having
H-iro8Cw,
f. taot) ;
Att.
tcD
(<lv,
H,-inr]pos, ov, crippled,

}x-irr)S,
maimed, deformed.
e^meiv,
Adv., Ion. and Horn, for aor. 2 inf. of ffj.iriv<v.
the feet, fetter their stalks.
I/XTT.
laxaoas
to entangle itovs] : to tie together figs by
II.
jA-rr68ios, ov, (fv, TTOV'S) in the
check. generally, to binder, stop, way, obstructing.
220
Adv. for kv iroalv wv, before the feet, in with the kîroouv clvai to be in the way : II. Art., TO kfAiroSwv what is in the way, a hindrance. also, before one, patent. Opp. to ktenoScw.
u,-iro8av,
the
way ;
ejA-iroieco,
f.
rjaoj, to
make
in,
put
in, insert.
2. to
produce or create
in, introduce, cause.
I. of Place, before, in front II. Prep. of. of Time, before, earlier, of old. Hence jA-irp6a 0tos, ov, front, fore; ol irpoffOioi (sub. TroSes) the fore-feet of a quadruped, opp. to of oiriaQioi. i|Airrua>, f. uo*aj [i/], to spit upon. Pass., voos 6p,-irvcdc>, f. dffca, to wrap tip closely :
i
ejAiroXatos, a, ov, (kpiroXri) epith. of Hermes.

ep/rroXaco
:
of or concerned in
:
traffic,
ol tp.TreiruKa.aTai his
mind
is
veiled,
wrapt
in mystery.
.
\L-TTVOS, ov, (kv,

f.
TTt5oi/)
discharging matter.
impf. ^fiiro\cav
:
kfj.no\r)ffca
pf. rjfj,ir6-
jA-iri5pva),
f.
aca, (tv, itvp) to set
on fire.
Xt]Ka
to gain by traffic : to earn, gain : (l/XTroAT?) Med., 0iorov iro\vv k{J.iro\6a)VTO (Ep. for TifJuroXoivro) II. they were getting much substance by traffic.
:
fy-Trvpi-p-tyrqs, ov, 6, (kv, irvp, Pa'tva) standing on
or over the fire, of a tripod, opp. to drrvpos. ep.-irvpos, ov, (kv, irvp} in or on the fire.
scorched, burnt.
III.
II.
absol. to be
a merchant,
o, f. 770-0), to
3,
traffic.
III. to
pur-
of sacrificial fire ;
ffjiirvpos
chase, buy.
wage war
in.
the art of divination by fire : as Subst., ra [ifpa] burnt sacrifices or omens from burnt
sacrifices.
ov,
5,
fcas, 6, (kfjUToXaca)
!p>iroXT|,
77,
(kv,
of belonging to war, hostile. a merchant, trafficker. II. TTOJAco)) merchandise : traffic.
gain made by
traffic, profit.
p,tKov, aor. 2 of fjLVKaofJtai. [A-4>ay6iv, aor. 2 with no pres. in use (see eaOioi) to put in and eat, to eat up : to eat ztpon.
}x-4>atv&>,
f.
:
jxir6XTj[ia, OTOS, TO, (1/zTroAao)) matter of traffic, a cargo : in plur. wares, merchandise.
6p/nroXir|T6s, TI, ov, (l/HTroAao)) 4A-iroXis, eo)s, 6, 77, (kv, iroXis) in the city or state : o e/iiroAis nvi one's fellow-citizen. 4ji-iroXiTtja>, f. CTOJ, to be a citizen in a state, hold civil rights in.
bought and
sold.
-<pavS) fvecpyva Pass., with fut. med. fj.<pavovâi, to be seen to be reflected : to appear, shew oneself. in, p,<|>avtjvcu, aor. 2 pass, of fjt<paivca.
:
aor.
to shew,
make
appear:
4jjL<j>avTis, cs,
manifest. actual.
(kfjâvrjvai) appearing in, visible, plain, 2. open, in public. 3. palpable, real,

to"o>
Hence
f.
4}iiroX6osvTO, 3 pi. Ep. impf. pass, of kp.iro\ao}. an article of commerce. From t[iir6pet;(j.a, aTOS, TO,
|AiropetJO|Acu, f. -cvffofjiai aor. to be on a journey.
:
p.4>avta),
Att.
to),
to
shew forth
to
make
clear, explain.
(e/XTropos):
kveiropevdrjv: Dep.: II. to travel on

2. c. ace.
^4>avd>s Ion. -ews, Adv. of Lat. palam.

p.4>do-is, eo>s,
77,
lâ^s,
visibly, openly,
in, re-
business, be a merchant, to trade, traffic. to trade or traffic in a thing. Hence
(l/zâtVo^tat)
an appearing
flexion
:
outward appearance.
57,
ejiiropetrreov or
[jnropia, trade.
77,
ea, verb. Adj. one

traffic,
(e/^TTopos)
II.
trade,
must go. commerce
t[ji<J>peia,
resemblance.
From
Adv. -pws, simiII. to
l|ji.(j>epY|s,
es,
resembling, similar.
goods trafficked in, merchandise. IjAiroptKos, 77, ov, (e/J-iropos) of or for traffic, mercantile, commercial ; ^pi]\ia.ra kp.ifopiua imported goods. cjiiropiov, TO, (k/ATTopos} Lat. emporium, a tradingplace, factory, mart.
II.
larly, just as.
From
f. kv-oiaca, to bear or tjji-cj>tpa>, bring in. object to one, cast in one's teeth. <*>> to light up in. JJL-<J>XY W ) f-
kîropia, ra, merchandise.
e'|x-<}>Xo, o-yos, 6,
77,
with fire in
it.
From
a passenger on shipboard, III. Lat. vector. II. a traveller, wanderer. one who travels on business, a merchant, Lat. mercdtor, imtitor ; metaph., epTropos /3tov a trader in life. p,-iropirato, f. 770-0), to fix on with a brooch or
e'ji-iropos, ov, (kv, Tropes)
p.-<j>opos, ov, (kv, (pofios) fearful, terrible.
II.
puss. frightened, afraid.
u-4>op{3i6a>,
f.
f. a;o*oj,
(kv, (popfficC) to
put on
the flute-
player's mouthpiece.
rjaca, like e^f'po), to bear or bring in : jjL-4>opa>, Pass, to be borne about or on. II. in Med. and
buckle
they
Pass., e'ljMra fveiropirearo (Ion. for -rjvro),
wore garments buckled on the shoulder. "E}jurot;cra, 77, Empusa, a hobgoblin assuming various
(Deriv. uncertain.)
Pass, to take one's fill of a thing, to III. to of. inflict on.

6|A-c|>ao-cr<o
make much
use
Att. -TTOJ,
f.
f.
o, to stop up, block up.
shapes.
fxcj)poupeco,
770-0),
to keep
guard
in.
From
|xirpaKTOs, ov, (k^-npaaao}} practicable. p.Trp6irr|s, e's, conspicuous in or by a thing.
From
II.
t'p,-<f>povpos, ov, (kv, <ppovpa) on guard in a place: liable to serve. II. pass, guarded, garrisoned.
p.-<j)po)v,
conspicuous in or among. to be conspicuous for.

ejA-irpeiroa, to be
ov,
gen. ovos,
mind:
II.
sensible, alive.
in one's right (ci/, <ppr]v} 2. in one's senses, sensible,
eji-irpTjOw,
iriirpT)/j.i,
to
f. o*o), to blow up, burn to ashes.
inflate.
= !/*-
shrewd, prudent.
|A<|)tiTjs,
es, (ffj.(f)VQ})
implanted by nature, innate.

p,-<j>vXios, lov,
p,irp7j<Tis,
o)s, 77,
(kfJLmirprjpi)
a setting on fire.
cp--<})iiXos, ov,
and
(kv,
<pv\ov} of
!p,-irpo06v, Adv., poet, for ffj.TrpoaOcv.

jji-irpoo-0ev, poet,
the
same
tribe or race
before a conson. -06, Adv. and
Tovfj.<pv\ov aip.a
aipa kindred blood; a kinsman's blood, i. e. murder of a

;
k(JKpv\iov
ffji(f)vs
evavrios.
ev-a-Yco,
f.
221
â>, to
kinsman.
II. in
or
among
the people
ardffis
lead in or
into,
lead on, urge, perof
efA<pv\os intestine, civil discord. aor. 2 part, of efjupvoj. jju)>ijs,

t^-4>\jo-aco,
f.
suade.
breathe upon.
2. c. acc. rei, to propose, suggest. v-aYttvtojjuxi, Dep. to contend or fight among:
rjcfoi,
to breathe in or into
a place, evjj.evr)S evaycavi^faOai favourable to fight in.
From p.<J>VTOS, ov, inborn, innate. aor. I tvetyvffa in these tenses eji-^va), f. vffoj [D]
: :
II. intr. in Med. efJKpvofjLac, trans, to implant. with act. pf. (fj.TT(f>vfca, aor. 2 eve<pvv, to grow, be on
ev-aywvios, ov, (ev, dfoav) of or belonging to a con2. evayuviot Oeoi the test, fight or game. gods who presided over the games, esp. Hermes. 6v-a0\i>, f. Tjaca, = dO\eca ev, to contend in or among.
6vai(j.T)LS,
or in
to
to be
rooted
in,
cling closely to;
efJLfpvvai
1 P'
eaaa,
ev,
= evaifj.os.
cling fast to his hand.
t[A-cf>u>vos, ov, (ev, <pcavrj)

<Ep.-vJ/o<!>os,
with a loud voice.

life in one, alive,
1
v-ai[AOS, ov, (ev, af/i) with blood in it. 4vaip|ji6V, Ep. for evaipfiv, inf. of evaipoj.
ov, noisy, sounding.
-vaipo> Ep. cvvaipo):

also evapov
:
fut. evapu>: aor. 2 TJvapov,ipoet.

evrjpdfjLrjv,
:
ejA-vj/vxos, ov, (ev,
$vxn) having
aor. I
:
med.
Ep. 3 sing,
tvjj-
living.
ejx-iJnJXoco,
tv,
f.
paro
(evapa)
to slay, kill
also of things, to
make
wffo), (epi//vxos) to
fls, into.
animate.
away
DAT.
I
with, destroy.
Dor. and Aeol. for

poet.
IvC
I.
v-aicrip.os
and
'EN
7^V:
Ipoiy.
etc.
Ep. elv, OF PLACE,
elvi,
PREP, with
in,
2. on,
upon ; ev
ovpeffi
at; tv 'AOrjvpai, tv on the mountains,

e.
II. in accordance with fate, seemly, proper ; and of persons, just, righteous : Adv. -t'/icys,
destiny, able.
by
Lat. fatalis
6v-ai<rtos, ov, (ev, aTera) fated, sent in good sense, season:
3.
;
garment
of clothing ; ev eaOrjTi, in (i. ev OTT\OIS in or under arms.
wearing) a
4. in the
fitly,
becomingly.
f-
v-aixfJ"i?<>,
<rca,
to
wield the spear
in.
number
of,
amongst ; ev
TOIS irptaroi
among some
5.
of
the very first:
in presence of, before.

VIKTJS Trfipar'
within one's
4v-aicopeop.ai, Pass, to float or drift about in. evvdicis. cvaKis, Adr.
power, in one's hands;
ex VTai ev dOav-
cvaxoaiok,
at, a,
(evvea) nine hundred.
hands; ev e/j.oi 4<m it is in my 6. according to, in accordance with. II. power. OF THE INSTRUMENT or MEANS, with, by, by means of; ev TTvpl mpirpavai to burn with fire ; ev 8ea(*q> Sfjoai
droio-i Oeotffi are in their
tv-atcovco, f. -ovaofjLai, to hear in a place. ev a\eL(J>cj, f. \^ca: pf. pass. i/aXÂ(/zftat : to anoint: Med. to anoint oneself or for oneself.
to bind with a bond.
III.
OF
;
TOVTW T$ xpovca within this space while, during the time that; ev fipaxet
time.
TIME, within ; ev ev $ (sub. xpovy)
v-aXiYKios, ov, like, resembling. ev-aXuos, a, ov, and os, ov Ep. and Lyr. also elvdXtos : (li', aAs) in, on, of the sea, Lat. marlnus.
: :
in short IV. ELLIPT. in such phrases as ev 'A\KLvooio, elv 'Aioao Att. ev "AiSov, etc., where oittw or V. WITHOUT CASE AS ADoopois is understood.
IvaXXaY^vai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of eva\\dffffoj. cvoAAdg, Adv. crosswise: alternately, Lat. vicissim.
From
ev-aXXdo-cro) Att. -TTO>
pf.
:
fut.
:
aor. I -T
VERB,
moreover: espeVI. POSITION ev sometimes in Ep. cially. follows its dative, but most freq. in the form evi, then written tvi. VII. IN COMPOS., I. with Verbs the Prep, retains its sense of 2. being near, at or in. with Adjs. it expresses either a modified degree, e. g.
therein,
thereat,
thereby,
:
to exchange, receive -TyAAaxa, pass. -^\\ in exchange : also to divert from one thing to an2. other. II. Pass, to be changed, to differ from. to have dealings with. v-<xXXo(juu, f. -aXovpai: aor. I -rj\dfj.r]v Dep.: to leap in or on, to rush against.
:
efi-iriKpos, ev-\evKos, rather harsh, whitzs/b, etc. ; or else the possession of a quality, e. g. ev-aipos, with blood in it. 2. in compos, ev- becomes I/*- be-
fore
n
in a
IT
(p
if/ ;
ey- before 7 K
;
&-
tv-aXXos, ov, changed, contrary. V-a\os, ov, (ev, aAs) = evd\ios. tv-afifXyw, f. <v, to milk into.
test with,
before
few words ep- before p. and eva, ace. masc. ?v, neut. of r ev-a(3px!vop.<u, Pass, to be vain of. v-a-yT|s, es, ((v, ayos) in or under a curse, polluted, blood-guilty : generally, abominable, accurst. Hence vaYi&>, f. iooj Att. iw, to offer sacrifice to the dead,
Lat. parentare. Hence eva.yi<r\i.a, aros, TO, an offering to the dead. v-aYKa\iofiai, Med. to take in one's arms.
v-ayKtiXd(o,
javelins to
f.
and
Iv-ajxiXXos, ov, (ev, aûAAa) engaged in equal cona match for. vap.|xevos, Ion. for evrjfjifjievos, pf. part. pass, of
tvdlTTQ}.
cv-avTO,, Adv. opposite, over against, c. gen. evavnov. ev-avri, (ev, dvri) Adv., ev-avTiptos, ov, struggling against: neut. evavri0tov, against, in opposition to.
v-avTtos, a, ov,over against, opposite: face to face, in presence of. 2. in hostile sense, facing in fight,
II. opposite, contrary, reverse; TO opposing. III. neut. (vavTiov the contrary, the reverse. 2. ff evavTiov as Adv., against or in presence of. evavTiov, over against, opposite. 3. the regul.
770-0;,
(ev,
dyKv\rj) to Jit thongs to
throw them with.
v-aYp6fJivos, Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of evay(ipo>. tv-a<yxs, Adv. (h, ay\i) just now, even now,
lately.
Adv.
evavTious, contrariwise, c. dat.
Hence
222
vavtioco,
f.
waca, to place opposite:
mostly as Dep.
vavri6ofjuu, f. uffOfMi: aor. i 'rjvavTiiadijv: pf. -r]vavto set oneself against, oppose, withTicafMt poet, ev-: 2 to contradict, gainsay, stand : to be adverse to.
.
ivapxevOai rd tcava. to begin the offering, by taking the barley (oyAoxvrat) from the baskets (aavd, cf. pi. of KO.VOVV) Kardpxofjiai.
sacrifices,
;
deny.
fvavTicojxa, /terras, TO, (evavTioca) an obstacle. vavTicotris, ecus, fj, (evavTioca) opposition. evajja, aor. I of vdaao).
= dafXyaivca tv, to be insolent in : ev-aa-fXyaivto, Pass, to be treated with insult in a thing. 4v-ao-m86op,cH, Pass, (kv, dams) to fit oneself with
a
shield.
vair0avov, aor. 2 of evairoOvfiffKO}. cvairfjirre, Ion. for evatyrjirTf, 3 sing. impf. of tva(f>dirT(a.
evacro-a, Ep. aor. I of va'ua. Ivaros, Ep. and Ion. ivaros,
Lat. nonus
made
rj, ov, (ewed) ninth, (sub. iepd) offerings to the dead nine days after the funeral, Lat. novendialia.
:
rd evara
tvairTjKC, Ion. for evafprjrce, 3 sing. aor. I of evacpirjfjii. Pass, to be v-airo8iKvi)Lu, to display in a thing :
V-avXaKTO-4>oiTis,
loos,
J],
(kv,
auAa,
(poiTaca)
roaming
in the fields.
distinguished or manifest.
v-airo0vT)tTKco,
f.
-a.rto6S.vov pat, to die in.

[Si], to
Med.
off"
v-av\ifa>, f. iaca Att. to), to dwell or lodge in : to take up quarters for the Hence night in.
vav\UTTT)ptos, ov, to be dwelt in, habitable. tv-avXov, TO, (ev, av\r)) an abode. -oXcD to I. ev-avXos, o, as Subst., (f v, auXos) a hollow II. (|j>, auA-Ty) channel: a water-course, a torrent. f. rub or wipe off a dwelling, shelter; haunt. to 4v-airop,6pYvv[u, -aitop.6pt<a ; and so to impart. I. (fv, upon ev-avXos, ov, as Adj., auAos) on or to II. v-a7rcmco, f. -anovtya, to wash clean in a thing. the flute : still ringing in one's ears, fresh. v-airoTivco, f. -arroTiaoj, to pay as a penalty. (iv, av\rj) dwelling in dens : of men, in one's den,
v-airoKXdco,
f.
-K\daoj
break short
in.
tv-airoXciirco,
f.
6v-air6XXvju and -vco destroy in or among.
â>, to leave behind in. : fut. -o\ea<a Att.
to give up the ghost, expire. bind or tie in, on or to : Pass. and Med., pf. evrjufjiai, to be clad in. II. to kindle, set on fire : Med. to get oneself a light. "ENA-PA, CUT/, Ta, used only in plur. the arms of a
v-airov|/vx<>,
f.
f.
a>,
at home.
I
cv-dirrco,
iffca,
to
v-avava>, f. -avr)ff<a, to increase, enlarge. v-avxvtos, os, ov, (ev, ai/xty) in or on the neck.
ev-avco, aor. I inf. ev-avoai, to kindle or light afire: Med. to light oneself a fire.
v-a4>dTrra>, f. i//ca, to fasten up to a thing. Ion. v-air- : f. -a<pTjaca, to let
slain foe, Lat. spolia; booty, spoil. ev-apapio-Kco, aor. I tvijpaa, to fit or fasten in.
intr. in pf. ev-dprjpa, to befitted in.
II.
lv-a(j>ii]jjit,
drop
in.
vdpYi, Dor.
IvapYTjS,
es, (ev,
for kv-fjpyei, 3 sing. impf. of evepyeca. dpyos) distinct, visible, in bodily

3.
fv-8us, aioos, 6, f), (ev, 8ais) with lighted torch. Med. to burn in. v-8cua>, to kindle in :
v-8a,Kv<o,
f.
OTjgofMi
f.
aor. 2 fveo&Kov
to bite into,
form.
tinct,
2.
bright, brilliant.
of words, dis-
hold in the
teeth.
Hence plain. cvap-yJis Ion. -ecos,

or cvdpits,
V-8aKpvo>,
vaca [0], to
weep
in.
Adv.
of,
distinctly, visibly.
^vapces
Scythian word,
= Greek
IvSamos,
:
a, ov, (evoov) native of the country. v-8aTOjxai, Dep. to divide, distribute, esp. in speak-
dvopoyvvot.
evapTjpcis, via, os, part. pf. 2 of evapap'iff/tu. vap-rj-4>6pos, ov, (evapa, (pepco) wearing the spoils. vdpico, f. <w : Ep. aor. I evdpia Pass., aor. I
:
II. to speak of; either in bad sense, ing hence to upbraid, reproach, revile: or in good sense, to tell of, celebrate.
[
to strip a slain pf. yvdpiajMi (evapa) foe, Lat. spoliare; evapieiv Tivd evTea, revxr] to strip one of his arms: hence to slay in Pass., fight, to slay:
rjvapicrOrjv
:
v8e8pr]|jiai, pf. pass, of evoefjua. evSeSvfjitvos, pf. part. pass, of evovoj.
v866<TTpo>s,
v8eTj<ro>, fut.
Adv.Comp. of evoews,
in a less degree.
of evSeca, to be in want.
vv evapi$op.eva night being slain, i.e. brought to an end. 6v-api0^,eco, f. 4)00), to count, reckon in or among : to reckon, account: Med. to make account generally,
of, value.
''
in
v86Tjs, es, (evoeca) in need of, wanting or lacking : inferior to : absol. in want, in need, deficient,
:
poor, weak
tvSeia,
77,
v-api0|xios, ov, (tv, dpiOfjios) in, counted H. taken into account, valued, Lat. in among. numero habitus.
reckoned
TO evoees lack, want, defect. Hence want, lack of a thing absol. need, Lat. egestas : in plur. wants, needs, deficiencies. cvSciYfia, OTOS, TO, (evoeiKvvfu} a proof
: .
:
evapiji-jJpOTOS, ov, (evaipoj, fipoTos) slaying men. v-ap|Ao<o and -TTCO : f. oaca Dor. o^cu to fit in
:
aor. I eveSeiga. : V-8eiKviJ}ju or -vco : f. -Sc/^cu to mark Pass., aor. I eveoeixOrjv : pf. li/SeSei-y/wu : out, Lat. in-dicare : as Att. law-term, to inform
also to fix a
weapon
in.
II.
intr. to
be adapted
fit, suit, to
against.
II.
Med.
to
to.
i'vapov, TO, see evapa. i'vapov, poet, for ijvapov, aor. 2 of evalpoa. f. o/xcu Dep. to begin with.
make a show of Hence of.

v86tis,
2. in
ccys,
a thing.
declare oneself: to display, 2. to shew, give proof
17,
proof:
as Att. law-term,
a pointing out : a token, evidence, a laying information against
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one
who undertook an
01, at,
office for
which he was
legally
i
disqualified.
iroiptves fj.jj\a kvoidaoKov (Ep. impf.) shepherds let their sheep out into the air, i. e. to feed.
Pass, to wear, kvovtu, to put on : -Swffw aor. I tvtSoj/ca to give into one's hands, surrender: to give up as lost, throw
v-8l8tj<rica>,
!v-8Ka,
eleven.
II.
ra, (tv neut. of fis, 8fKa) indecl., ot evSe/ea, the Eleven at Athens, i. e.
v,
v-8i8&>|Ai,
f.
the Commissioners of police.
4v8Ko.-injx vs,
IvScKa-irovs, long or broad.
6,
77,
gen. fos, eleven cubits long. TTOVV, TO, gen. TroSos, eleven feet
\
up.
cause.
intr. to
II.
to afford
III. to
give
in,
: also to allow, grant : to IV. shew, exhibit, give proof of. give up, give way : to flag, fail : of
IvSeicds, aSos,
77,
(tv-Sena) the
number
eleven.
j '
things, to cease.
6V-8ii)|At, (1^, Situ)
lv8KaTOS,
ov, (eV-8e/ra) the eleventh. lv8cK-6TT|s, ov, o, fern. -TIS, t8os, eleven years old. v-8KOp.at, Ion. for kvokx !* -!-77,
V. of a river, fonnd only in 3

f things,
II.
to
pi.
empty
itself.
impf. kvoieaav,
to chase,
'
pursue.
:
"^v-SiKOS, ov, (kv, 81/07)

legal.
v8\XT|S,
constancy.
es,
continual, constant.
Adv. fvoftex&s, fair, right, just

just, upright.
kvo'iKus,
j
according to right, of persons, righteous,
tvSejxa, TO, (fvofoj)

tv-Sfp.0),
f.
/za>,
to
a thing bound on, band. wall up : to build in a place.
III. Adv. 2, possessed of right. with right, with justice : Sup. kvoiKwrara.
ev-8tva, rd, (evoov) the entrails, Lat. intesfina.
ev-Seîoojjiav,
Dep. to grasp with the right hand,

j
v8ivtVTt, Dor. for kvoivovffi, 3

v-Blvcco,
f. 770-0;,
pi.
of
evoivfca.
clasp, embrace.
to revolve in.
v-8ios,
left to
right; neut.
pitious,
on or towards the right hand, from i. propi. kvofia as Adv. favourable; kvoeia ainio.ro. right, good
a, ov, ov, (ei/Se'o;)
JfvSlov, TO,
:
a seat
kv,
in the air:
seat.
From
II.
omens.
j
in the open Aios genit. of Zcvs, Lat. sub divo or sub Jove.) dio, Horace's
air.
v-8tos, ov, at midday, at noon.
(From
v8TOs,
bound
to a thing,
v-8exojA(u, Ion. -oeKOpai ; f. to take upon oneself, Lat. suscipere.

cept,
entangled -5fofjat Dep.

:
in.
:
cv-8i<}>pios, ov, (kv, oi<ppos) sitting on the same seat. ev8o0v, Adv. (Zvoov)from within: from one's heart,
II.
to ac-
of oneself.
<(v8oi,
admit, believe
2.
also of things, to admit, allow
II. within, c. gen. 6v8o0u, (evoov) Adv. within : also, at home.
of : hence
possible ; OVK (voex Ta i it fj.va things possible; e#

possible
tvocx*Tat, impers. it ' s not possible
may
;
be, it is
Adv.
i'8o0i.
SotTj flvai, to
ra
ei/Sexo-
v8oido>,
to
= kv
be in doubt, at
loss
TWV (vdexf
:
ji
* vfav
every
waver : of things,
aor. i inf. pass. kvooiaoOrjvcu, to
means
f.
Adv. (voexopevcas, possibly.

in,
4v-8cco, to: to
tie
-OTja<a\ aor. I tvtdrjffa
entangle
bind in, on or Med. to implicate or involve in:

to
be matter of doubt. Hence evSoicurros, 77, 6v, doubtful.
Adv.
rSis, doubtfully.
or pack up. v-8a>, f. -oerjaca, to be in

II.
is
cvSo-jAdx^ls, ou, 6, Dor. ~X as, (tvoov, fiaxofjua-i) 'fighting or bold at home, epith. of a dunghill cock.
\
ing, to fail. want of: there
want of: also to be wantimpers. kvoei, there is need or

;
ev-Sojxtjo-is, (cos,
f),
(kv,
Soôs) a thing built
in,
building, structure.
\
a deficiency
iroAAoV
k vtofi
avrcj}
v86-p.i5xS, ov, (evSov, /tvôs) in the inmost part of
he was
in
in
want of many
of.
things.
III. Pass, to
be
a dwelling.
cvSov, Adv., and Prep, governing gen., (kv) within, Lat. intus : at home, Lat. domi : in one's own coun-
want or need
evSews, Adv. of fvofrjs, insufficiently. v-8ir]\os, ov, (kv, 877X05) manifest, clear ivorjXcas, clearly, Sup. -6ro.ro..
v8irjjjia),
f.
:-
Adv.
try
TO,
770"a;,
(cj/8?7/xos) to live
in or at a place.
:
esp. at home : dwelling in a place native, opp to evos: attached to home : of war, civil, intestine. II. of or belonging to a state. v8uxacrKov, Ion. impf. of tvoidca.
cv-Sir)p,os, ov,
ol evoov those of the house, esp. the domestics; voov household affairs. i. ev-8oos, ov, (kv, 8oa) held in repute, honoured. of things, glorious. Adv. -QJ$.
;
v86crijji,os,
ov,
(fvoiocufu')
fj.e\os)
TO kvooaipov (sub.
v8oTpos,
a, ov,
sounding the key-note: a key-note, Comp. formed from evSov, inner :
pass one's time in. lv-8ia0pvirrojAai, Pass, to play the coquet with,
v-8ta,Ya>,
f.
a>,
to
trifle
tuith.
v-Stairiop,at, Ion. -tojjwu,
f. rjffofjiai,
Dep.
to live
|
or dwell in a place.
4v-8iaTa<r<Tci) Att. -TTCJ, fut. ô;, to
Sup. 4v8oTaTOS, 77, ov, inmost. V-8oimea>, f. 770-0;, to fall in with a heavy sound. v-8pofi0), f. 770-0;, (kv, Spofj-os) to run in, fall into. a thick cloak worn by 4v-8pojxts, ioos, 17, (ev, Spoôs) runners after exercise, for fear of cold.
?v-Spo(Tos, ov, (kv, cpoaos) dewy, dank. oaken pin v-8ptiov, TO, (fV, cpvs) the strong which the yoke is fixed to the pole (iaroftotvs).
arrange
in order
throughout.
v-8iaTpi{3a> [i], f. if/oj,to spend or consume in a place: absol. (sub. xpwov) to spend or waste time in : also
to dwell upon.
by
v8vKos, Adv.
Adj. tvovrcrjs
is
not found.
zealously, heartily, earnestly. (Deriv. uncertain.)
The
v-Sidw, (evotos} to rest in the open air: to linger in

place.
II. trans, to let
go
into the open air,
v-Swd|Ji6a>, f. cuaa), (i/, 5tVayis) to strengthen: Pass, to acquire streng'h.
224
v-Svva<TTvco,
f.
<T<u,
to have power in or
among.
II.
fvfiaa, aor. 2 part,
to prevail by authority. ev8tis, vaa, vv, aor. 2 part,
of
fvovca.
6v-8ucrTiixti>,
f.
rjaca, to
be unlucky in or with.
v-8trrY|p, Tjpos, 6, (tvovoj) as Adj. fit for
fvdvrrip. v8i5TT|pios, a, ov, (fvdvta) ev-StiTOS, 6v, put on : as Subst., kvovrov, TO, that II. clad in. which is put on, a garment, dress.
putting on.
eveicev, poet, also CLVCKO,, civcPrep, with gen., put both before and after its case, on account of, for the sake of, for, Lat. gratia, causa. II. with respect to, as far as regards, as
cvKa, Ion. and Ep.

:
Kev
for; evcKa cfiov as far as depends on me. means of; rex vr] s ffvfKa by force of art.
4vK(i\tJvJ/a, aor. I
ev6K6tp/rjv, impf.
III.
by
From
v-8tci>,
f.
vffcu [t>]
aor. I
evfovaa
put on another ; II. intr. IvBtivco and in on one, clothe one in. Med. v5vofj.ai, with aor. 2 act. eveSvv, pf. -SeSinta: to 2. to go in, enter ; put on oneself, put on, wear. CLKovTiffrvv fvSvfffai thou wilt enter the contest of 3. to implicate oneself in a matter: also darting.
trans., to
in these tenses, kvovafiv nvd TI to put

;
aor.
aor. 2
aor. I of eyfcpvi
I of eyKvpa}. IvcKviJ/a, aor. I of eyKvirTca.
4vKvp<ra, aor.
ev-eXavvco,
to insinuate oneself into. V6J3a\ov, aor. 2 of l/*j3aAAo>.
f. -tXaaoj Att. -cA.w to drive in or into. 6V\?irov, aor. 2 of eAXetTrcu. v-\io-<ro>, f. ca, to roll or wrap up in, Lat. involvo.
:
V6[Aaô,p,if]V,
aor. I
med.
ffj.fj.cvca.
of eâivoj. fveyeypatrro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of eyypcKfxu. !vyicai and VyKiv, aor. I and 2 inf. of <pepca. aor *
2 V6J3i)V, aor.
>
-
v[jL6tva, aor. I of
v6p,6(To-a,
faca, to
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of i//*eaacu.
v-p.ca>,
f.
vomit
in.
V6jjnf|0T)v,
tveyvt]o-a., eveYVTjKO,, eveYvcov, see V68eix0T]v, aor. i act.
aor. I pass, of v(fj.oj. Vp,VT|9i(]v, aor. I pass, of efj.fj.vfo}.
and
pass,
of kv-
VSir]ara, aor. I of fvdfca, to bind in. Iv-eSpa, -fj, a lying in wait, ambush, Lat. insidiae.
vVvov, impf. of fvvfvca. Vvif|KOVTa, ot, at, ra, indecl., (tvvfa) ninety. VCVIIT, 3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of tv'mTca.
evcvwKttcrt, Ion. for evtvorjrcaffi, 3 pi. pf. VVO>TO, Ion. for evfVorjTo, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
fVVOfit).
IvcSpevoj,
f.
(tcy
(derived from fvfdpa

:
but in the
augm.
tenses, fvrjSpfvov, fvrjSpfvcra,
vij8pfv6rjv, fvrj-
to lie in wait Spev/MU, as if compd. of fv, iSpeucy) Pass, to be caught for, lie in ambush, Lat. insidiari :
ve|op.ai, fut. med. (with pass, sense) of fvfx' Iveos or cwcos, a, ov, dumb, speechless : deafand dumb.
[a], aor. 2 pass, of ffj.7rrjjvvfj.i. aor. I pass, of fjiiraifa. Dor. for evfTrrjga, aor. I
an ambush : ambush : Med.

in
to be ensnared.
to set
II.
:
to place in
an ambush
Pass, to be set
in
ambush.
ev-eSpov, TO,
= fvfSpa.
sit
Vira|a,
Vira(r<ra, Ep. for cvfiraaa, aor. I

evtircorov, aor. 2 of e/wr/TTTc Viriov, aor. 2 of fpmva).
v-8pos,
IveSucra,
ov, (If, (-Spa) an inmate, inhabitant. V8vv, aor. I and 2 of kvovoi.
ev-eop,tu, f. -fSovfMi, Dep. to reside in : cp. kvrjâi.
down
in t abide or
V7]ica, Ep. for (vrJKa, aor. I of kvirnu. vTjy, Ep. for tvrjv, impf. of eveifu. aor. I of (v9vfJLeofM.i. 4v60i)p,T|9ir]v,
V ir\aK nv [a], aor. 2 pass, pi. aor. I pass, of efj.mir\rjfj.i. IvIirXtjo-a, 6V6ir\T]cr0Tjv, aor. I act. and pass, of
/ <
6Vir\ir]<T0V, Ep. 3
ffj.~
Virvv<ra,
fKiropircto}.
aor. I
of
fftTrvfca.
4v-i8ov, aor. i with no pres. in use,
supplied by evopdca : Cf. tloov. observe, remark. evened, Ep. for r/veia (Ion. for rjveyKa), aor.
(f>fp<u
:
place being to see or observe in : absol. to
its
Ive-rropirtaTO, Ion. for fVfTTopirijvTo, plqpf. pass, of
of
V6irpT]0ov, impf. of VirpTjo-a, aor. I of

V6irTt/<ra, aor. I
(fj.irp^6ca.
ffj,iriirp7)fJ.t.
inf.
evewai.
of f^TTTvca.
:
viK[Jiv, Ep. for (veyKfjiV, SLOT. 2 inf. of (pp(a. 4v6tX6OV, impf. Of VflKOJ. v-6i\\o) and lv-i\ea>, f. ô;, to in. wrap
Wiro> evcirco, poet, also airfiv : fut. fvio"nrjaoi or

2. to scribe, relate. simply, to speak,,say.
II.
aor. 2 tvifftrov, inf. evi:
tvtyca
to,
to tell, tell of, de3.
up
speak
:
address, accost.
evei|xa, aor. I of vtfio). , Ep. for tvcfffj.v, i pi. ofevti-fu:
4. c. inf. to bid.
pf. -fipyafffj.ai : aor. : Dep. : to make
I
but
fut.
<ro/#u
3 sing. aor. I of vfpca, t, f. tvfffoiMi, (tv, et'^t to be within : to be in or

,
and -fipydaOrjv
to be in a place, II. to be pos-
or
sum) among.
it is
create in
sense.
aor.
2. to
,
ible; impers.,
i
fveari TIVI
in one's power, one
may
ea),
17,
I fVfipydaOrjv is also used in pass. labour, pursue a calling, work for hire: (fffpyris) an action, operation, energy.
neut. tvov used absol., it being possible. r^can: part. to entwine, interweave. v-etpo> ; pf. pass. evepjMi
:
f. 170*0;,
(li/ep-yos) to
cvepyrjjjia, arcs, TO,
an
effect,
Hence work, be active. work, operation.
225
,
6v, (lv, epyov}
working, active, busy

:
of
soldiers,
on
service, fit for service
of land, in tillage,
II. Pass., with fut. med. ei/eentertain, cherish. ^ o(Mi, aor. 2 iveffxo/Mjv, to be held, caught, entangled III. intr. to enter, pierce into, in. penetrate : to
productive.
ductively.
v-6pC8(i>,
f.
Hence
press upon.
V6X<*>pT)<ra, aor. I
cvepy&s, Adv. of evepyrjs or evepyus, actively: proffca,
of eyx&p*G).
to
push
in, to
thrust in.
tv-pevyfi), aor. 2 (vrjpvyov, to belch on one. =vp0, before a vowel -0ev, from beneath: be2. below, in the II. c. neath. gen. beneath.
ev-êxryvvpa, f. -fvoo, to bind fast in, to involve in. CVTJ, 7)s, 77, see cVos, 77, ov. v-i]pd<o, f. 77(70;, to spend one's youth in : to amuse Hence oneself in, to be joyful in.
VT]p-t]T^piov, TO,
a place of amusement.
of tv-
power
of.
From
Lat. infert, those in or beneath jfvepoi, <av, oi, (fv} the earth, of the dead and the gods below.
cvtpjjuvos, pf. part. pass, of evfipca.
6V6ppd<j>Tjv[a], 6veppa\{;dfAT]v, aor. 2 pass,
in the prime of youth. jEV-ir]J3os, ov, (fv, 77/377) ~VT|8pev<ra, -ev0Tjv, aor. i act. and pass,
tvr\e\.T\, 77,
and
aor. I
med. of
evpdirTQj.
(evrj^s} kindness, goodness. v?jv, Ep. for tvrjv, 3 sing. impf. of ci/et/u. cs, gen. fvtjfos, kind, friendly, good-hearted. vtjT|s,
dirrjrTjS
a fitting or fastening in. 77, (li/etpou) eveprcpos, a, ov, Comp. of fvfpoi, deeper, lower. vcrav, Ep. for tvr\aa.v, 3 pi. impf. of ei/et/zt.
evepors, ews,
tvecria,
(Connected with
and
TrpoffT)vrjs.)
vfjKa, aor. I of kvirî. VT|XaTO, 3 sing. aor. I of eva\\ofja.i.
ev<TK\T]Ka,
a suggestion, counsel. with pass, sense of evfftte\\a}. V<rraKTai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of evvrdfa. vTTaAp.ai, pf. pass, of VffTe\\ca.
fj,
(tvirjfu)
pf.
VTi\aTOV, r6, (fveXavvca) anything driven in
in
plur. the rounds of the ladder fixed in the poles or sides ; dovcov ivr)\a.Ta the pins driven into the axle,
linch-pins.
V<rr6u>TOs Ion. for tvfffTWTos, gen. of (V0Tws (for tvearrjKus), pf. part, of (viffTijfu. cvecTTT|piCTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of kvarrjpifa. ev<rx TO 3 sm g- aor 2 ed. (in pass, sense) of fve^ca. evTo.0T]v [a], aor. I pass, of fvreivca. VTeiXd|AT)v, aor. I med. of li/reAAa;.
> -
4vT|\XaY(xat, pf. pass, of lvaXXaoa<a. 6VT|\Xa|a. aor. I of va\\daffo}. evTjXXov, 2 sing. impf. of kvaXKo^juai. v--fjp,at, Pass, (really pf. of Iv-eô/^cu), to be seated v-t]p.p,au, pf. pass, of tvdirTca. VT|VY|Aai, pf. pass, of <epcu.
in.
vTT|,
T),
of evrpwyoj. <v6Tpdirr]V [a], aor. 2 pass, of fVTpfirca. VTpd4>T]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of (VTpf<p(a. evTpCp-r)v [i], aor. 2 pass, 6V6Tti\ia, aor. I of evTv\iao<u. 4vTtxov, aor. 2 of cvrvyxdvca.
tverpayov, aor.
(fvirjfu) 2
a pin, brooch.
4vT|vo0, 3 sing,
pf.,
only found in this pers. and in
compds.
iveOa)
is
V-cvrjvo6e, Kar-evrjvodf, irap-fvrjvoOf, with the notion of being upon or close to. (The root
not in use.)
<p epai.
VT|voxa, pf. of
fut.
evT|pa,TO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I

VT|(T(i),
med. of
tvaipo).
of
(VITJIU.
v-6v8aip.ovO),
f.
77<r<y,
to be
happy
in.
v-ev8<o, fut. -(vSrjacu, to sleep in or on.
I. of Place, there, Lat. ibi : v0a, (Ij/) Adv., 2. in this also as relat. to oOi, where, Lat. ubi.
Sepfjia
ev-cvvoios, ov, (ev, evvr)~) in or on which one sleeps; cvevvaiov a skin to sleep on; XV Tl Ivevvaiow
case or state.
hither, Lat. illuc.
3.
with a sense of Motion, thither, II. of Time, when. Hence
for
want of bed-clothes.
aor. I
cv0d8e, Adv. thither, Lat. illuc: also, there: of Time,

here,
both of vevca and of vfca (B) to swim. i of tp^paaao}. v4>v(ra, 4v<|)vv, aor. I and 2 of efMpvca. cvcîidTjcra, aor. I of ffjupvffda).
Vvo-a,
now.
f.
ve<|>paa, aor.
ev-0uK<o,
rjao}, to sit
17,
in or on.
Hence
a
v0d.Ki)o-is, c<ws,
sitting in; fvOdterjais rjXiov
seat in the sun.
Ep.
,
vxva,
aor.
I
aor. I
med. of eyx*
'
*-
ev-0d\mo,
fpcari to
f.
\f/<u,
to
warm
in
Pass., evOd\ir(aOai
of
yx fl P* u
glow with
love.
Ep.
aor. I
med. of ky\io}.
I pass,
of (pcpa. 0iT]v, evcxQw, vX0-nvat, aor. imperat., optat., subj., and inf. of (pfpca.
fut. pass,
v0aveiv, aor. 2 inf. of tvOvrjaito). tvOa-ircp, (ZvOa, Tfcp) Adv. there where, where. v-0dirTO), f. ificj, to bury in a place. v0ai)Ta, v0t)Tv, Ion. for (vravda, ivrevdev.
v-06d^to,
f.
(tv^xvpov) to take a pledge from take in pledge: Pass., tvtxvpae<j0ai TO. xp^^ra to have one's goods seized for debt: Med. to have surety given one, TOKOV for interest.
Vxvpd^&),
f.
aaca,
aoj, (tv,
Oeos) to be inspired.
aor. 2 inf. of evridrjî.
one.
2. c. ace. rei, to
v0p.v, ev0ejxvai, Ep.
cv0tv, (fvOa) Adv. thence, Lat. ittinc; ZvOfv KOL evBev on this side and on that: also as relat. for o6ev, whence,
v-x^pov, TO, (ei/, ex vpv s ) a P^dge, surety; fX vP v riOtvai TI to make a thing a pledge.
cv-exw,
f.
tv-
whereof, Lat. unde.
II.
of Time, tberertpon,
eve
or ivayjr]G<a
to keep
fast within
after that. v0tv86, (ev0ev} hence, Lat. hinc.
226
ev-06os,
v0eo, Ep. for ZvOeffo, aor. 2 imper. med. of kvTi6r](u. ov, full of the god, inspired, possessed:
Iv-tSptiva),
found
given by inspiration.
v-0pn-aiva>,
f.
v-i8pvo), f. VGU [y], to set, settle, or in a place : Med. to found for oneself. ivt-^cvyviJixu or -wo, poet, for kv-.
f.
avS}, (kv, Oepp.6s) to heat
Pass., kv-
reOfpiMvrai
?v0etris,
iroOa>
17,
has been heated by passion.
us,
(fVTiOTjfii)
a putting
in.
II.
mouthful. piece put in, v-0ero, Ep. for kvedero, 3 sing. aor. i
riOrjfU.
-ifyaca, (kv, i'^cu) to sit in or on. aor. I -TJKO. Ep. -erj/ta pf. -ef/ca, rjffca to send in or into : to implant, inspire: pass. -ef/Zi : generally, to throw in or among : of ships, to launch
tv-ifa,
!v-u]|ju, fut.
med. of
kv-
into
the sea
thing.
to enter.
2. to
metaph. to urge on, send in secretly.
incite to
II.
do a
rarely intr.
v9cTOS, ov, (kvriOr]p.i) put in, implanted. v96\)Tv, Adv., Ion. for kvrev&ev. Dor. for e\0rj, e\6ijs, v9rj, v9t|s, v9oi, tv0o), Iv9wv, t\0oi, etc., aor. i of fpxofô-i.
evu0p|;as, poet. aor. I part, of fVTpe<f>o). 4vi-KaTaTL0ir)|ju, Ep. for kyK- : hence kviKardeo, Ep. aor. 2 med. imperat. for kyKaTaOov.
off",
wild beasts. II. 2v-0T)pos, ov, (kv, Orip}full of metaph. savage, wild, rough, untended, undressed.
v-9vT|GTKw,
f.
VL-K\do), f. affcy [a], Ep. for kyit-, to break in, break Lat. infringo.
vi-K\eta>, Ep. for ey-K\ci(a.
-Oavov/jai, to die in
to
grow
rigid or
torpid in. tv9ope, Ep. for kveOope, 3 sing. aor. ?, v9ot), Att. aor. 2 imperat. med. of kvriOrj/jLi. v-0ovcridG>, f. daoj, or v-9ov<n,da>, f. rjcrca,
contr. fvdovs) to be inspired. v9pi|;a<r9ai, aor. I inf. med. of kvrpktyu. v-9pt6a>, f. <rco, (kv, Qpiov) to wrap in a fig-leaf,
Ivi-vaierdao'KOv, Ion. impf. of kv-vaifraca. flalv oi', as evtoTf evi-oi, at, a, (from Zvi o'l
= fffTiv
ore) some, Lat. ali-qui. vi-OT, Adv. for vi OTf times : Dor. vt-oKa.
eariv ore, at times, some'
enwrap.
pov
cv-9pco<ric&>, f. -Oopovpai : aor. to leap into, upon, among. :
a reproof, rebuke : abuse. vr-Tnf|, f), (kvi-mca) evi-irXeios, ov, Ep. for tfjnrXeos, filled. vi-ir\T|o-ao-0at, -Tr\T]o-9f|Vat, Ep. for ljit-7r\-, aor.
I inf.
2 kveOopov
Ep. ZvOo:
med. and
pass, of finr'nr\i]fu.
ev-0i)|i0jj,ai,
TeOvfJiijiMi
at.
:
f.
rjaopai
:
aor. I (veOv/j.'fjOrjv
:
pf. kv-
vi-irXT|(;(0|jiv, -ojert, Ep. I aor. i subj. of f^-nXrjaffoj.
and 3
pi.
for ifj.-ir\-,
Dep.
(kv,
Ovôs)
to lay to heart,
con-
ev-nrirvc),
cviirpfj<rai,
vtTTTc0,
f.
OQJ, to
ride in,
I
on or among.
p.iriTrpr)/J.i.
sider well, ponder.

3. to form
2 . to take to heart, be
concerned
Ep. aor.
inf.
of
kvtyu: Ep. redupl. aor. 2 r^vinairov, to reprove, reproach, upbraid, Lat. 06or kvtvlirov; Hence II. => tVGTTa}, to tell of, announce. cv0u|jit]|xa, arcs, TO, a thought : invention, device, jurgo. for tvff-. II. an argument in Rhetoric anVi-cricT|'jrTc0, 6vi-<TKip,irT(o, Ep. stratagem. Ivurimv, 6Vio"irr|<roj. aor. 2 inf. and fut. of cvftrca. swering to the Syllogism in Logic and esteem. ev-io-iro), aor. 2 subj. of evfirca. v9t)|X'qoris, ecus, 17, consideration, consideration : suspicion. vi<r<rei>, collat. form of kviirrw, to reprove, reproach : v9i)|jiCa, f], (kvQvfJicoiMi) taken to heart, weighing also to maltreat, ill-use. v-9vjxios, ov, (kv, Ovuos}
4. to infer, conclude.
fut.
:
a plan.
upon
mihl,
ths
mind;
17,
f.
evOvjJLiov
kari
/tot,
Lat. religio est
ev-io-Tirjjxi,
f.
-arrjaca
aor.
-eaTrjva
also fut.
and
I feel a
scruple.
6v,
iff (a,
v9i)fJUcrT6s,
v-0(i>paKio),
v9v/juos. to array in
armour :
of
efs.
pf. pass,
Causal in these -OT-f]aop.ai, -farrjaap.'rjv. II. 2. to begin. tenses, to put, set, place in. intrans. in Med., with aor. 2 act. kvkarrjv ; pf. kveaor. i
ffrrj/ca
;
med.
part. kvT(0Qjpa.Kiff/j,vos, tvi, poi't. for kv.

evt, for fVfffri, it is in
armed
in mail.
II. IvC, dat.
or within.
to be set in, to stand in plqpf. kveiffTrjKfiv : 2. to be appointed. 3. to be upon,
also it is allowed, : possible. Vtavcnos, ov, a!so a, ov, (kviavros) of a year, one II. yearly, year by year. old. III. year
be close upon, to be at hand; rov kvfffrSiTos fj.rjvos in the present month of circumstances, to arise, occur; ra (VfffTijKuTa present circumstances. PP se J 4- ^
:
for a year, lasting a year;

year. eviauros, every year.
o,
kv. /Se/Sws
gone for a
resist, object.
(fvos) a year; KO.T kviavrov yearly, 2. any complete space of time ; CTOS tfkOc irfpnr\oiAfva)v kviavrwv as times rolled on the yea.r came.
ev-ttrxvco, f. vaca [y], to strengthen. to gain strength.
II. intr.
vt-Tpt{)to,
evLxpi-|Jic}>9eis,
vi-xpL[Airra>, Ep. for kvr Ep. aor. I part. pass,
and
Vwi\Ko,
via)(Tj,
f.
-lavaca, to sleep in or
among.
etc.
Iv-Xa|fuo,
vva6T"f)p,
f.
Adv. (eViot) in some places. vt-}3dXXcD, 4vi-j3XdirTCo. Ep. for kf*-f3d\\ca, yi0Xa<f>9eis, Ep. aor. I pass. part.
inf.
f.
jjpos,
aw, to carve in or upon. inhabitant ?], (Iweucw) an

.
fem.
s, ov, , ,
v-t8iv,
v-t8poci),
of aor. 2 tveioov. uffta, to sweat in, labour
!wa-Ti?|s,
at.
S,
(kvvta, CTOS) nine years old as Adv., for nine years.

s,
neut.
"ENO2.
ev-vafrrjp. v-vSlTqs, ov, 6, tvva-Tis, iSos, 77, fern, of evvaerrjs, nine years old. v-vaCw: Ep. fut. med. twaaaopai, aor. I evevaoto dwell in : inhabit. ffdfirjv vvdias, Adv. (evvea) nine times, Lat. navies.
:
227 = fE20H,
I
VESTIO
:
vvvp.t or tvvvco, from root fE'n,

:
Lat.
f.
effoj
Ep.
effffca
:
Ep. aor.
eaaa
Med.
vvax6cruoi, v. evaKOff-.
evvvfj.ai \aaivr\v Ep. effffa.fji.rjv, Pass., pf. eTfJiai, elaai, eirai, but Ep. 3 sing, eeffffaro : also effffai, effrat : plqpf. fTfj.'rjv, but i sing. <r<ro, 3 sing, effro Ep. eeffro, 3 dual effOyv, 3 pi. efaro: to/>f
fut. effofiai
aor. I
wd<rcravTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of evvaio). evvSros, false form for evaros. v-vavm]Yo, f. rjata, to build ships in. 'ENNE'A", indecl. nine, Lat. novem. twed-J3oios, ov, (evvea, /Sous) worth nine beeves.
clothes o* another
self,
clothe oneself in,
Med. c. put on :
;
ace. rei, to put on onePass, to be clad in, to
wrap
or shroud oneself in
\ai'vov effffo
\irwva tbou
hadst been clad in coat of stone, i. e. been buried. 3 sing. impf. med. of evvvfjii.
,
Wa-KoC-8Ka,
indecl. nineteen.
Hence
etiw,
f.
ffca,
(ev,
vv)
to sleep or
lodge
in.
vvaKai8eicd-fJU]vos, ov, (nty) nineteen months old. W6aKai8K-TTis, (fTos) nineteen years old.
,
4v-vtxu>s, a, ov, or
night, by night.
os, ov, (ev,
nightly, in the II. dwelling in Night, of the
vv)
Wd-Kpovvos,
ov,
with
nine
springs, a well
at
dead.
J-v-vuxos, ov,
inf.
Athens, called also Ka\\ipp6r]. twed-Xtvos, ov, (evvea, \ivov) of nine threads. vv6a-(j.T)vos, ov, (evvea, fi.rjv') of nine months. 4w6d-m)xvs, v, (evvea, Trr)X vs ) ***"* cu ^ts long.
evvvxi os.
vofjffos, aor. I
wJj<rai, -vucras, Ion. for evvofjffat,
and
part, of evvoeca.
tv-oStos, a, ov, Ep.

the
weds,
of nine.
aJ8os,
7),
(t vvea) the
number nine
a number on, or by
j
road ;
ffcprjtces
tv-68ios, 77, ov, (ev, <55o) in, ev68toi wasps that have
II.
II.
the ninth
W6d-<Jxovos, ov, (evvea,
(pcuvr)')
day of the month. of nine tones or
notes.
;
I
their nests by the way-side. to a journey.
of or belonging
4vvd-xiAot,
sand.
at, a,
Ep. for
evaitis \i\ioi, nine thou-
4v-oiKw,
vved-xop8os, ov, (evvea., xP^"n^ f nine strings. W6VT)KOVTa, worse form for evev/jKOvra, ninety. <vvevir)KOVTa-vva, indecl. ninety and nine. tvvcvwKaoa, Ion. 3 pi. pf. of evvofca. i'vveov, Ep. for eveov, impf. of veca, to swim.
voiKir)o-is, ecus, 77, v-oiKio>, fut. iffca
place
Hence dwell : to inhabit. a dwelling in a place. Att. ia>, to make to dwell in a Pass, to be settled or take up one's abode in. at home. ov,(f.v, oftfos) in the housekeeping
f.
rjffw, to
f. 770-0;,
to build in a place.
II.
to build up, block up.
vv-6pYVK>s, ov, (evvea, opyvia.) nine fathoms long. vv6os, false form for eveos.
v-vo<r<rva> Att. -TTCVCO,
batch
f.
ev-oucos, ov, dwelling in : as Subst. inhabitant. II. pass, dwelt in.
a dweller
in,
an
ffca,
to
make a
nest or
young
77,
in
c.
ace. to hatch.
v-oivoxoeoi, f. 770-0;, to pour in wine. vov, part, neut.of 4V6tî,used absol.,zV being possible.
6voTrf|,
77,
evvt-irw, poet, lengthd. for evena.
Woua,
^v-vevco,
see eveaia.
a war-cry,
(eveirca) a cry, scream, voice, battle-shout.
sound
esp.
f. ffoa, to nod, beck-on or make signs to. vv-a>pos, ov, (evvea, upa) nine years old or long. wY|KOvTa, Ep. for evevrjKovra, ninety. <vv-fjfiap, (evvea, ^ctp) Adv. for nine days. <VVT]<{HV, Ep. for Zvijs, fem. gen. of evos, as Adv.
4v-6ir\tos, ov, (ev, oir\ov) in or with arms : 6 \voTrAtos (sub. pv9^6s) the tune/or the war-dance. Iv-oirXos, ov, (ev, oirXov} in arms, armed.
i'voirrpov, TO, (evuif/ofiai) a mirror. v-opdo> Ion. -o> : f. er/ctyo/xcu (supplied
1
from obsol.
v-vow,
pf.
f.
rjaoj
ivvtv6r)Ka
I
aor. I tv6v6r)aa Ion. part, cvvwaas : also in Med., with Ion. (wtv&tca:
:
aor.
pass.
fvevorjOrjv
II. to
mind,
anxious.
to do,
consider,
c. inf.
ponder
to think of, : to take
have in one's
thought,
to see or observe evoTrTOfiai) : aor. i eveioov, q. v. in a person or thing. II. to look at or upon. evopKos. cvopicios, ov,
'.
be
understand. III. to intend IV. to devise, plan, invent, Lat. on oath.

:
II. sworn. i'v-opKOS, ov, (ev, opKos) bound by oath, that to ivbicb one is sworn ; evopuov elireiv TI to speak
excogitare.
Hence
a thought
woia,
7),
an
intent, design.
one who is in harbour. v-op[AiTT)S [i] , ou, 6, (ev, opfjios) aor. I evwpffa : 3 sing. Ep. v-6pvt)p.t, fut. evupaca :
also,
v-vo}jios, ov, (fv, z/o/nos)
within the pale of the law,

:
lawful, right : of persons, just, upright the law. II. (Iv, in, ve/jo/ucu)
under
stir
feeding
inhabiting.
to arouse or : aor. 2 pass. evSjpro (ev, opoj, opvv/xt) up in : Pass, to arise in or among. in or assail, attack, f. to
:
cv-opovto,
ffcu,
leap
upon,
v-voos, ov, contr. -vous,

sensible
:
ow,
(Ir, vovs) thoughfful,
ov, 6,
,
and ev-opx^s,
tos, o,
f],
evop\os.
Comp. kwovarepos,
Sup. -ovoraTos.
cwoo-C-yatos, o, poet, for fvoviy-, (cvoffts, 777) the

Eartbsbaker, a
ENO5
i
entire. ov, (ev, op^ts) uncastrated, Subst. a or ?vos, o, Lat.
ANNUS,
etc.
:
year:
;
name of Poseidon
or Neptune.
hence eviavros dtpevos, oievos,
6wo<ri-4>u\Xos, ov, poet, for ivoaity-, (evoffis, <f>v\Xov} with quivering leaves.
"ENO2
I
or ?vos,
last
rj,
ov, Adj. a year old, last year's
evos
j
/capnos
year's fruit
wox\is,
poet, for tvox^fis, 2 sing
gone.
II. evrj ical
generally, old, vea (sub. TJfie'pa), the old
by-
and
It
228
new day, i.e.
this
the last day of the month, so called because %oth day consisted of two halves, one belonging to
to string a bow : also to stretch to extend, prolong.
on or over a thing
2. in oblique the old, the other to the new moon. L,at. perendie, eases of fern. gen. evrjs Ep. evvrj<piv, the day after to-morrow, avpiov ical evv7j(piv ; so too,
:
Iv-rdo-o-o) Att. -TTO), f. o>, to enrol, register in : Pass, to be posted in battle. VTa00a Ion. evGavra, Adv. (ev) ev6a I. of
T?7 evrj, els evrjv. Ivos, gen. of els
and
ev, one.
Place, here, there, Lat. hie hue. II. of Time,
a shaking, quake. 'EvocrC-xOwv, ovos, 6, (evoais, \0ajv) the shaker, a name of Poseidon or Neptune. IVOTTJS, TITOS, 77, (efs) unity, concord.
;VOOTS,
ecus, 7j, (*li/o0o>)
Earth-
also hither, thither, Lat. at the very time : then, 2. like Lat. deinde, now. Hence thereupon, then. VT<MJ0i [f], Att. form for evTavQa.
:
IvravOoi, Adv. hither, Lat. hue.

VTa4>ida>, f. o"o>, (evTa<pios~) to bury. 4vTa<j)iacrfJL6s, 6, burial.
j I
Hence
cv-ovpdvios, ov, (ev, ovpavos) in heaven, heavenly.

cv-oupeco, f. 770*0), to make water in. 4v-6xXo, f. rjffaj the augm. tenses take a double aor. I augm. impf. ijvcaxXovv, pass. t'jVcaxXovnijv
:
4v-Ta<}>ios, ov, (ev, Tacpos} as Subst., evTa<piov, TO, a

TO, evTCKpia,
II. o/or used in burial. shroud or winding-sheet ;
funeral honours, obsequies.
T)v6j'x\r)0'a
pf.
ffVwxXrjKa
to
molesto
absol.
be
an annoyance .-Pass,
to trouble, disturb, Lat. to be
kind
( j
troubled or annoyed.
ojv, TO, instruments, gear, tools of any arms, armour ; evTea SatTos appliances for a evrea vrjos rigging, tackle of a ship; evTea, banquet;
:
*ENTEA,
evoxos, ov, (evf%o[Mi) held in, bound by, liable or liable to be accused of a crime. subject to a penalty ev-pdimi), f. ifrca, to sew up in. = piyou ev, to shiver or freeze in. V-piYo<o, f. cuffco, to shake tv-creico, f. -aeiffca pf. pass. -aecreifffMi in or into, to drive into, hurl or launch at.
:
iinreia horse-trappings, harness. VT0tfXT)[Juu, pf. of evOvfteofjuii.
VTe9o)pdKurp.ai, pf. pass, of evdcapajcifa. 4v-Tivto, fut. -TevS) : aor. I eveTeiva: pf. evTeTaiea:
to Pass., aor. I evera.Bt]v [a] : pf. evTeTafMi : stretch or strain tight, Lat. intendere; 8i<f)pos Ifjidffiv evTeTaTai the chariot board is hung upon straps :
v-<ri]p,atvu),
f.
dvoj, to
mean, imply
Med.
:
to
give
notice of, intimate. v-crKXXo>, aor. I eveffKijXa, to dry pf. act. eveajtXrjKa, to be dried up.
up
Pass., with
bend a bow yecpvpai evTeTap-evai a bridge of boats with the cables all taut: evTeivaffOai dpfj,oviav to
to
;
raise
v-crKvdu>,
f.
do*o>, to
:
be dressed or equipped
v-o-KT|imo, f. \pea: launch in or upon.
ev-o-Kijjumo,
:
Pass, to get ready, prepare : Med. to dress oneself up.
it to a evTeiveiv vavv iroSi to keep higher pitch : a ship's sail tight by the sheet. II. to stretch out at or against; evTeiveiv TrXrjyijv Lat. intendere pla-
Ep.
VUTK-:
:
to
burl,
II. intrans. to fall in
dart, or on.
gam.
2. to
entangle
:
in.
III. to strain, exert,
f. Ep. VUTK- poet, form of evif/ca dash in or upon : Pass, to stick in. Pass. 4v-<rKvpp6<0, f. ojaoi, (ev, o~/tippos) to harden : to become callous, inveterate.
ffKrjirTQ}, to
hence in Pass., to be eager or vehement, evTCTafjievoi els TO epyov. v-T6tx">, fut. ia<u Att. loj, to wall in, fortify : Med., to wall in, i. e. blockade.
(pewfjv evTeivaaOai
v-T6Kvos, ov, (ev, TeKvov) having children.
cv-(ro(j)os, ov,
wise in a thing.
Iv-TcXcvrda),
Pass, to be
f.
770*0;,
to
end
one's life in a place.

:
4v-<riripci>, f. -.ffirepaj, to
sow among :
4v-TXT|S,
es,
ev TeAet wv, complete, entire, perfect
sown or spread among.

v-o-iTOvSos, ov, (ev, ffirovorj) included in a treaty in alliance with : under truce or safe-conduct.
v-(rrdf(o,
f.
:
Adv. -AcDs, Sup. -Aeo"TaTa. 6v-TXXa>, mostly in Med., ev-TeXXoâi,
to enjoin,
command
Pass., li/TCTaA/xtVa
fut.
commands.
:
o>,
f.
to let
a> 5
v-<JTaXdco,
adversary.
v-<TTXX.G>,
f.
= evoTafa.
one
drop
in.
ev<rrdTT)s, ov, 6,
(li/to"T??/<u)
who
withstands,
an
med. of foreg. 4vTXoO[iai, f. -TC/XW to cut in, env-TjjLvo) Ion. -Tdp.vw II. to cut in pieces, to grave or inscribe upon. 2. to cut in, shred in. sacrifice.
:
-o*TeAcD:
to dress in;
OToXty eveaTaXêvos clad

v-<rrr)ptD,
f.
Pass., iirirdoa in a horseman's dress.
QJ,
to fix in.
tv-crTpaTOircSeiJti), or -evojjuu as Dep., oevoiMi ev, to encamp in.

ev-o-Tp<j>o), fut.
\fjoj,
= ffrpaToirePass, to turn
in plur. the evrcpov, TO, (evTos) a piece of gut : Hence guts, intestines, entrails, bowels. evTepoveia, 37, timber for the ribs of a ship, belly-
timber.
to
turn about in;
or move in.
2. c. ace. loci, to visit.
v-cr<J>pa,Yta> Ion. v-<r<J>pif)Y-, to impress on. VTa0TJvav, aor. I inf. pass, of evTeivoj.
evreoa-epYos, 6v, (evrea, epyov) working in harness. 6VT6TaYH-vos, pf. part. pass, of evTaaoo}. 4vTTaXjjiVos, pf. part. pass, of evTeXXca. 4vTTa|Avos, pf. part. pass, of evTeivca. Hence
VT6Tap,vo>s, Adv. vehemently, strongly. 4vTTO,TO, for (veTeTaTO, plqpf. pass, of cvTeivca. vr<TT]Ka, pf. with pass, sense of evTrjitca.
6VT6Tjiif][JiVos, pf. part. pass, of
of evTfjKQ). IvraXjxa, ctTos, TO, (evTeXXoi) an injunction, precept. v-rSvw0, f. vffoj aor. I inf. evTavvaai poet, for
evTaKTJvcu, aor. 2
:
inf. pass,
kvreivoj, to stretch or strain tight
to
bend or rather
vreTi)XiY(Jicvos, pf. part. pass.
229
VT6v0ev
thence, Lat.
Ion.
v0VTv, Adv.
or itfwc.
Wnc
((VTavOa) hence or II. of Time, hence-
vrpi|3if)s, fs,
rubbed in
f.
\fjQ),
v-Tpij3co
[t],
to
metaph. rub in unguents

:
skilled,
:
versed
in.
Pass, to
II. to
forth, thenceforth, afterwards, thereupon. VTV0Vl [t], Att. for fVTvOfV.

1, JEVTVIS, (us, 77, (faTvyxww) a lighting upon. converse, intercourse. 3. a petition, intercession,
have rubbed in, to be anointed, painted. rub away, wear by rubbing.

v-rpiTa>via>,
part, temper
f.
io~<a,
(fa, TP'LTOS)
to
mix
in a third to T/MTO-
with a third, with
allusion
thanksgiving. cv-TCurXavocd,
v-TT|K<i),
f.
4. reading, study.
f.
yfaeia.
VTpu|/is, 6<ys, T), (faTpifica) a rubbing in. cv-Tpop,os, ov, (fa, rpefjLca) trembling, fearful. 4v-TpoiraXiofJuu, Frequent, of farpfirca, Pass, to
a>,
to
wao), (fa, T(VT\OV) to stew in beet. cause to melt in, to pour in while
molten
Pass, with aor. 2 fafTa/crjv [a], and pf. act. : farTi]Ka, to be melted in, to sink deep into one /zuros Jeeep turning round, keep looking back. faraKrjvai rcf (pt\tiv to be wholly given p.oi IvrpoiTT), rj, (faTp(TTO/j.ai) a turning towards : realso shame, reproach. spect or reverence for one up to love. vrt, Dor. for cffri and elffi, from ft/ sum. evrpoirCa, 77, (farpeifop.ai) in pi. tricks, artifices.
;
<
aor. 2 faeOrjv, Ep. inf. faimponere : metaph. to inspire, Med. to put in for oneself, store up, lay by : instil : also faOeadai TI/^TJ to hold in honour.
6efj.fv
ev-Ti0T)|JU, to :
fut. fad-qao)
in, Lat.
VTpo<j>os, ov, (farpcfpoj)
brought up
in, living in,
put
among, or with
v-TpvXXCa>,
; f.
farp. rivos
iata, to
a nursling.
:
whisper in one's ear.

'
v-riKTO), produce in
intr.,
f.
-Tegopai
aor. 2 falrficov
to
bear or
v-Tpv<J>dw, f. 7700;, (fa, rpvfpri) to revel in, play in II. to make sport of. absol. to be luxurious.
ev-Tp(i>Yco,
f.
to create or cause in.
II. pf. part,
fareroKus, inborn.
f. f.
up greedily,
:
-rpwôfjLat to devour.
aor. 2
faerpayov
to eat
v-rlXda>,
6v-Ti|Adco,
rjaca, to squirt upon. faca, to value in or among.
ev-rijjiosi ov, (fa, TifjtT]) in honour, honoured, TO. Ofwv tvTifM. what is honoured in the
prized: sight of the
faervxov pf. facv-TUYX<ivw f- -Tfvgo/jiai ; 2. to light upon, fall in with, meet with. "TT\)\t]Ka. II. to converse with : to intercede with. 3. to read.
aor. 2
:
also
= Tvyxavca
Adv., farifjuas gods, their ordinances or attributes : (X eiv or ay 64 *7 TiI/<* to hold him in honour.
VTp.T)p.a, aros, TO, (faTffjLVOi)
v-TV\C<ro-o),
tvro, 3 pi. aor. 2
IvToXT), 77, vTOfiOS, ov, \kvTfpvca) cut in pieces, cut voieiv to offer as victims.
a cut, incision, notch. med. of typi. (farfXXca) an injunction, command.
up ;
evrofjia
tv-Tvvov, Ep. VTtvco [u] : to equip, deck out, get ready, furnish, prepare : c. ace. pers., farvvfiv nvd to make one ready, urge him on : also c. inf. to urge to do a thing. V-ri5iras, Adv. (fa, TVVTOJ) of Priam, farviras fa
:
fa, to happen to be in. to roll or wrap up. impf. of farvvta ; but also aor. I imperat. f. farvvu : Ep. aor. I evrvva (evrea) :
f.
wv
o>,
IVTOVOS, ov,
eager, violent.
(farcivo}) strained:
intense,
earnest,
Adv.
V-Tomos,
ov,
= ZVTOITOS.
-VQJS, violently.
Xâivy KfKa\vfj,fj.faos covered to shew, the shape of his limbs.

v-rim6,
V-rv<})a),
f.
f.
with
his
mantle so as
ouffca,
V-roiros, ov, (fa, TOTTOS) in or of a place. VTOS, Adv. (fa) Lat. intus, intrinsecus,
ifCTos
:
-Ovif/a),
(fa, TVTTOS) to to smoke, [v]
stamp, engrave.
opp. to
VTVO), Ep. impf.
VTVOV,
VTVVO}.
I. of Place, in, within, inside also as senses. 2. on gen., faros fjj.avrov in this side, Lat. citra, c. gen. II. of Time, within, in less than, c. gen., faros eticoffi fiptpuv within 20
'EvvdXios,
Prep.
c.
my
Mars
him.
6, (favca) the Warlike, epith. of Ares or in the Iliad; but, in later authors, different from
II.
f.
6v-x>ppio>,
ia<a Att.
77,
as Adj., warlike, furious. [5] a thing. to), to insult one in
Hence days. vroo-0 and before a vowel -0ev, Adv. from within, within.
aor. 2 inf. of farpuyca. i, aor. 2 inf. pass, of farpeiroj.
vv8pis,
tos,
an
otter.
From
it,
vv8po-pios, ov, living in the water. water in v-v8pos, ov, (fa, vocap) with II. of water, watery. water. in or by water.
evvjja, aor. I
evvirvictfo),
f.
"holding
III.
living
cvTpairf|o-onat, fut. 2 pass, of farpiiro}.
of
vvffffoj.
metaph. to reMed. and Pass, to turn oneprove, make ashamed : to give heed to, listen to, self, turn towards a person
v-Tpiro),
f.
-Tptyw,
to
turn about
:
aa<u, to
dream.
From
2.
Ivvirviov, TO, a thing seen in sleep. Properly neut. of favirvtos.

evv-irvtos, ov, (fa, vtrvos)
a dream.
respect or
pay deference
f.
to
feel
shame or fear.
appearing in
sleep.
6v-Tp<j>o>,
-6ptyca,
etc., to
Tp(f)6} fa, to
in
of habits,
f-
grow
bring up or train up with, become natural
to, c. dat.
v-inrvos, ov, evvo-Ta|a, aor. I of vvarafa. f. &VQJ, to weave in as

v-t5<J>aivo),
a pattern
Pass.
V-Tpx w
optpaj)
slip
ifi,
:
-Opto[tai or -SpapovfJiai (from obsol.

in, to
to be
inwoven.
Hence
to
run
move freely
in.
II. to
enter.
i,
aor. I inf. pass, of faTpifio}.
Hence
inwoven. 'ENTfl,', oos, contr. ovs, >), Enyo, goddess of war, answering to the Roman Bellona.
evti<|>avT6s, ov,
230
v, o,
leader of an evcaôria.
t s,
vo>p,OTia, 17, (li/cuyLtoTos) properly, any band of sworn soldiers : a division of the Spartan army, being a sub-
tjjatris, t8os.
gen. eos, (e, eros) six years old: fern. Adv. (dfT(s,for six years.
collect oittfrom.
|-a0poCo|xai, Med. to
division of the
\6xos and containing 32 men. 4v-a>p,OTOS, ov, (ev, ofjLWfju) bound by oath : a conAdv. OTCUS, on oath. spirator. evomoSuas, Adv. to one's face. From
'
(j-aida>, strengthd. for aidfa. |-aip.acrcT<o Att. -TTW, f. ^cu, to

e^-tupecrts, ecus, out.
(eatpt'cu)
make
guile bloody.
:
i\-aivv\nai, Dep. to take away, carry

17,
off".
a taking out
a way
the face, countenance: dat. i>Adv. before the face, openly, Lat. palam. euTrjj the inner walls fronting those who evioma, ow, rd, enter : properly neut. of evojmos. evcomov, in the presence of, Lat. coram. From
v-coirf|, 17, (ev, anf>)
of taking
I
as
!|j-aip6Tov, verb. Adj. of lcKpt'w, one must select. 2. ij-aip6TOS, ov, taken out, picked out, chosen.
reversely, taken out, rejected, expelled. can be taken out. From
II.
that
cv-comos, QVi (ev, ar/*) cvcopcra, aor. I of fvupvvfu.
in one's presence, face to face.
c|-atpf co,
plied
f.
-ffata
aor. 2
:
(et\ov Ep. ee\ov

Med.,
fut.
(sup:
from
obsol. e'Acu)
!eAo{//it
aor.
evJjpTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of cvopvvm. evwcra, Ion. for evoijffa, aor. I of votoj.
2 eet\6f*riv : Pass., pf. f^rfprjfjiai Ion. fgapaiprj/Jiat : to take out, take out of: Med. to take out for one'
vu>Ttop,cu, Dep. (ev, ovs) to hearken to. 'E3, Lat. EX, put for 4 before a vowel.
"EH,
ol, at,
/,
rd, indecl., Lat.
SEX,
our SIX.
II. to self: to unlade, discharge one's cargo. take from among others, to pick out, choose: Pass, to be picked out tor a special gift also to be dedicated,
:
aor. 2 inf. of (dya). fj, information sent out to the enemy.
devoted.
III. to
:
take
to
From
ij--a.yyf\\u), f. e\S>, to tell out, publish, report : esp. to send out information to the enemy : Med. to pro-
away.
away from one IV. in Med. to set free, deliver. make away with : to destroy or demolish
:
take away, remove : Med. to Pass, to have a thing taken
V.
a.
city.
mise
to
do
Pass, to be reported as
doing ; impers.,
it is reported that. Hence e^-aYY^-OS, o, 17, a messenger who brings news out : II. on the Greek esp. an informer. stage the ayyeôs came to tell neius from a distance, but the tdyye\os told what was going on behind the scenes.
iayye\\frai
fut. e-apcu : ^-aCpco, contr. of Ion. form l-ae/pcu aor. I egrjpa: to lift up, lift off (be earth. 2. to raise, exalt, extol. 3. to arouse, stir up, excite. II. Med. to carry offfor oneself, earn :
it.
(gaipeaOai voffov to take a disease on oneself, catch 2. to be III. Pass, to be raised, to rise.
I\TOS, ov, ((ayyf\\ca) told of, discovered. <>, f. iffca Att. ia>, to drive out as a pollution.
Ion. for fdy<v. II. ov, ((gayifa) accursed, abominable. of things, devoted, mystical. with the elbow. -aYKcovia>, (e, dy/cow) to nudge ejj-aYvvpu, f. -acy, (!, ayvvp.i) to break and tear away, to rend. |--aYopdco, f. dooj, to buy from: to redeem.
,
excited, agitated. Jj-aurios, ov, (kg, al<ra) gressing right, lawless.

violent.
if-atcrtrco Att.
acro'co,
beyond what
II.
is
right, trans-
of things, monstrous:
;
OLTTGJ
fut.
atfio},
acu
aor. I
rja
to
ruth forth, start out.
Ijj-aia-Toa), f. cucrcu, (4, dicrros) to bring to naught, utterly destroy, annihilate. to demand from 4^-ai,T(i), f. T]O(a aor. I ^yrrjffa :
:
another
4. nvd
off,
to
demand
:
that he be given up, deto
e|-aYopva>,
4|-aYpi6&>,
f. f.
act),
to
cuorou,
speak out, publish, divulge. (l, dypios) to make wild or

:
mand
his
surrender
Med.
beg for
oneself, to
2.
beg a person
a bagging
gain
17,
his release.
Hence
of living things, to make savage, exasperate. f. -dca: aor. 2 -r]yayov to lead or carry out of or away from. 2. of things, to carry out, export ; TO, kâyofjitva. exports. 3. to draw out from, set free from. II. to 4. to drive out, expel. bring 2. of persons, to forth, produce: to call forth, excite. lead on, excite, rouse: also to lead on, tempt. III.
waste
:
6âLTif]cris, ecus,
a demanding from another.

atre'cu)
ejj-aYco,
off, intercession.
tf-atTOS, ov, (t,

au|>VT)S,
chosen, choice, precious.
Adv. on a sudden.
intr. (sub.
eavrov)
to
go
or
march
out.
Hence
:
to heal completely, fut. fcroftai: Dep.: 6Jj-aKco[jiai, ov eâ/reVaatfat, to appease it; evapply a cure; deias eafeeoa06ai to make tip for deficiencies. Hence ta,Kcris, ecus, 17, a thorough cure.
x^
eaYfc>YT|, "%> tion : hence
a leading out, drawing out
exporta-
4aicis, Adv. (6^) six times, Lat. sexies. eâKicr-xtXioi, six thousand ; and
f|aKL<r-fivpiot, sixty thousand.
Hence
ov, carried out; rd igayuytfja exports. -aYcoviop,ai, f. Att. tov/j.ai, Dep. to struggle hard. cjjaS-apxos, ov, (4ds, d'px&O leader of a body of six. <-a'8w, fut. -acrobat, to sing away ; ea8eiv rov fiiov to sing away one's life, end it in song, as the swan
3Y"Y L P<0 5,
|-aKO\ov0eeo,
launch.
2.
f.
^crcu, to
t'ercu
follow up, imitate.

to),
f -aKOVTiâ), fut.
Att.
to
dart or shoot forth,
metaph.
a,
to direct
away from
also to
utter.
stretch out to: to shoot forth from one's
mouth,
to sing
away a
spell.
II. to
sing
of,
descant upon.
4aK6<7ioi,
at,
(e') six hundred, Lat. sexcenli.
-Seipco Ion. for
Hence
231
aKO<7io(rr6s,
^ -axovco,
f.
77,
ov, six-hundredth.
:
-aKovffo/jLai
to
a sound, esp.from a distance:

fully.
eycrcy, Jj-aicpi{36ci>, II. to inquire
f.
aor. I -rjKovffa. : to listen for.
to
bear
one for another, pass over from one place to another, withdraw from : Med. to pass out. III. in Med.
also, to requite, repay.
efj-afilX-yei),
f.
make
accurately, finish careIII.
fey, to
milk or suck out.
II. to
accurately.
to reac^>
/
Ifa-
press, as cheese.
cg-ajxeXeco,
f.
tcpiJ3ovv
\6yov
f.
to
speak distinctly.
Att.
to),
rjffca,
to be utterly careless of.
'-aicpifG>,
iffca
top of; Ifaout.
4d-(XTpos,
ov, (ef ,
Kpifciv aiOepa to skim the upper air. |aKTOV, verb. Adj. of If dyca, one
rpos (sub. ToVos),
6, the
perpov) of six metres : Ifafteheroic or hexameter verse.
must march
'-aXa6co,
cycra
f.cycrey, to
WMW/
of a
:
utterly; b(peaXp.ov IfaAa-
to />w^ out his eye.

f.
4d-|rr]vos, ov, (iff, ft^v) lasting six months, Lat. semestris : as Subst., (gdfjirjvos, 6 or 77, a half-year. f. */ OM/ o/ a TyVcy, to difficulty, eX' [^ |-ap,Tjxav6u>,
tricate oneselffrom
c
it.
-aXairafco,
rally, to rw/w,
fey,
destroy
city, to sack, to exhaust.
storm
geneIfdA\
ap.iXXdop.eu,
pass.
;
f.
rjffopai
:
aor. i
:
med.
to
-rffJuXXr/ffd-
e^dXaro, Dor.
Ao/icu.
for IfrjAaro, 3 sing. aor. I of
prjv,
-T)fj.i\\r]dr]v
Dep.
struggle vehe-
mently
dXaa0ai,, Ep. aor. I med. inf. of IfaAe'o/wzt. dXeurTpov, TO, a box for ointment. From
-aX6i4>a>, fut. ^cy
:
aor. I
:
TyAetô
to
Pass., pf, If-
desperate struggles. out of one's wits. of the Cyclops* eye.
cfyuAAas Ifa/ttAA^flets having gone through II. to drive out of: to drive III. as Pass, to be rooted out,
TjkiUfMi Att. IfaX-f]\ifj.ij.ai
anoint thoroughly,
:
plaster over.
II. to tf (p
OM/, erasg
destroy utterly, blot out; fgaXficpfiv raXoyov to strike his name off the
rivet,
list
:
metaph. to f/c rov KO.-
Med., If-
e-ap.wop.ai, Med. to ward off from oneself, drive away, [v] II. Q-8.vayK&a>, f. dcrey, toforce or com^/ utterly. to force out, drive away.
aXftyaaOai ndOos <ppevos to from one's mind. beware ejj-aXeojjiai,, Dep. to
blot
out the suffering
Q-avdyu, f. o/or up from

j
to tVzwg cwf afcy : aor. 2 -avfjyayov : : Pass, to ozrf to sa, set sail.
/*
of,
shun, escape.
n'se o
to c-ava8iJoji<H, Med. with aor. 2 act. -ave'Sw: o/, come from under, emerge from : generally,
fut. ecrcy, to
*-aXv8a>, only found

pf.
in aor. I part. IfctAtcras [I],
to escape from.
If riXiKa
to roll out, roll well
IfaAiVas oiftaSe take him home him a good roll (see aAti'ST^pa) ef rjXiteds /ic I* iyJuv you have rolled, tumbled me out of my all.
;
dVa-ye TOP tmrov iîew you have given

;
6-avao,
taph.,
mafo
to 6or7 tip or over:
me-
iavaeiv xoAoy
f.
Tcyi/
:
-av<upo,
to retreat by
77crcy,
f.
to 7e/ his fury boil forth. to /afo? *//> OM* o/.
eij-avaicpoijco,
<rcy,
to beat
back:
:
Med. of
ships,
difference. $-aXXd<ro-a> Att. -TTW : fut. fey : aor. I -rÂAafa : pf. -TyAAaxa : Pass., aor. I and 2 -rjXXdxOrjv,
cJ-aXXa-yTI,
T),
a changing
From
backing water.
:
-T]XXd~fr)v
gwi'te.
pf. II. to
-TjAAtry/xcu
to
change
utterly
or
-avaXwaca aor. I -avrfXcaaa. to consume or destroy utterly pass. -avr}\cafj.ai Pass, to be quite used up, Lat. exhauriri.
6^-avaXio-ico), fut.
:
pf.
:
/o tar
another
III. withdraw or remove from. way ; iroiav [686v~\ If aAAdfcy which
6|-avaXvco,
f.
vffca,
to set quite free.
4avdXa>cris,
-ava/TTVi>,
teas,
f.
way
s>&a//
7 /afe;
a\\dffffeiv KfpKioa to ply the

aor.
i
shuttle to
andfro.
-aAoCât IfdA/êi/os Dep.
:
-avdirTO>,
:
f.
(favaXiffKca) exhaustion. -Trvevaopai, to breathe again, revive. to hang up a thing from or by : ipca,
f),
4|-dXXofxat,
aor. 2 part.
forth from;
down from
Ep. to spring out of or /card TOI) Tct'xous to /*/> !fdAAf<r0ai

-rjXanrjv
:
:
fut.
Med.
to attach oneself.
f.
II. to
<rey,
rekindle.
-avapirdfo>,
efj-avao-irdco,
fey
and
to snatch
away.
2.
f.
dffca [a], to
tear
away from.
it.
II. to
/#/> w/>; of horses, to rear.
eâvdcrrScris,
intr. a/z
fa-'s, 17,
uprising from
f.
(fôviarr^fii) a removal. the resurrection.
|-Sp.apTdvco, f. -auaprr}ffo/j.ai: aor. 2 -rjitaprov: /o mistake utterly, err greatly, commit a fault against: Pass, to be treated. Hence
5-ava<TT<j>co,
Jêy,
to
4!ava<7Tf]<r&>, âvao-rfjo-ai,
f.
crown with wreaths. fut. and aor. I

turn upside
inf.
of
mismanaged^ wrongly ca|iapTia, 77, an utter mistake, error.

g-a|xacj, fut.
rjffca
4-avao-Tpe<f>&>,
'.
i//ca,
to
down
to hztrl
or
"ffffoâi
to
stroy
finish reaping : metaph. to cut off, dejfvovs airavros pifav erjfJLri(j.evos having the stock of all the race cut off.
off,
:
mow
pf. pass, (frifiriuai
headlong from.
Ig-avare'XXco, to
to
make spring up from.
II. intr.
Pass.,
spring from.
^-ava<|>av86v, Adv. quite openly.
f.
c^-ajipXocu,
f.
-a/z/3Acy<rcy
pf.
-T^jSAawa
to
make
miscarry
made my
alter
:
metaph., cfipovrio' wit miscarry.

ipta
:
IfrJ/i/SAcy/cas
you have
exchange,
to take the
4-avaej>pa>, water.
avoiffca,
intr.
II.
to
to bring up from the emerge from : to recover
from an
:
illness.
f.
4-ap.i{3o>, fut.
aor. I -rjf-ifiipa
to
-avaxwpi>,
retreat.
rjffca,
to
go
out of the way, withdraw^
hence
of,
to
put
off",
lay aside
II.
Med.
If. c.
ace. to evade.
place
follow close on.
of Place, to change
6'-avSp3iro8iu>, and Med.
'av8paTro8t6fiai,
f.
232
Att. -favfMi : (t, dvopairooov^) : to sell for slaves, reduce to utter slavery : the Att. fut. fav8pairodtov/Mi is also used in pass, sense, as are aor. I
-r)vopairo5i(r&r)v, pf.
ijvdpairooiafjiai.
*7
ov,
(?, ir&XaiffTfy of six handsTTOJ,

f.
breadths.
e-airaXXd<7<ra> Att.
cu
:
aor.
-anrj\-
Hence
:
\aga
to free from,
remove from
Med.
:
to
remove
av8p3Tr68uris, to come to Pass. cf-av8poop.ai, pf. ^TjvSpcaiJ.ai man's years; \6\os 686vrcav Zxptos fr)vopcaiJ.evos a band having grown to men from the dragon's teeth.
:
ca}S ,
a selling for slaves,
oneselffrom, get rid of. to cheat or cg-airSTao), f. r^cru aor. I -rjirarrjaa deceive thoroughly : to seduce : Pass., with fut. med. -rjcrofMi, to be utterly deceived.
:
^-avYipw,
f.
cyepu, to excite, stir up.

II. to
-a-Trd,TT|, 17,
a gross
trick or deception.
t|avei\6jJLT)v, aor. 2 med. of favaipe<u. tl-dveijti, to rise out from: to go up in.
6-airaTT]TT|p, rjpos, 6, (tâvaraoj) a deceiver. ^-SiraTvXXo>, Comic Dim. of lâTrardcy, to cheat a

little,
come back from.

|-Svep.6u>,
to inflate
:
impose upon.
f.
wffai
aor. I
puff up.
(t II. to scatter to the
-^vffuaaa
6-air5<t>C<rK<o, Ep.
form of ^-attaraoj
aor. 2
77-
winds
bring to nothing.
-tjo-a, pf.
Tra<pov, part. fgairatytav : also 3 sing. aor. 2 faira<l>oiTO occurs in act. sense.
med.
opt.
and aor.
Igd-ireBos, ov, (c', TTOVS) six feet long. tjj-a/TKiSov, inf. eamoeiv, aor. 2 (with
no
pres. in
avrrpajjijjuu, pf. pass, of (avaffTp(<pca. jjavT6iXa, aor. I of fgavaT(\\(a.

,
Cf. fT8ov. use), to observe from afar. 4(jd-irr|xvs, v, (?, irrjx vs ) s * x cubits long.
fut.
cw,
<0,
f.
to
avevprjaoj, to find out, invent. hold up or out : intr. to proaor. a

to
ejjdmva, Adv., later form of
4amv<uos,
tljct'iriVTjs,
a, ov,
ject.
II.
Med., impf. and

:
with double augm.
Adv.,
From (ai(f>viot,o$. collat. form for (ai<pvr)s.
egatrivTjs.
[r]
f^-rjvfixofjirjv, -j]Vf.a\o^riv
bear up against.
1
:
tt-avT\ya,yov, aor. 2 of favdyo). avi]Ka, aor. I of eavir}fj.i.

|avif|X(0(ra, aor. I
4J-a-irXdcru>s,a, ov, Ion. -irXif|o-tos, 77, ov, (?) sixfold. e|d-irX60pos, ov, (ef , irXtOpov) six trXcOpa long, i. e.
200 feet long.

6|-airX6a),
f.
of fâvaXiaKca
e|av-f]\o)|j.ai, pf.
cktrcy,
f.
pass.
^-a7ro|3aCvto,
-firjffofiai,
#o unfold, roll out : to explain. to step out of,
to put out e-av6cci>, f. 570-00 : pf. ~^v6r)Ka : 2. to bloom with, to be covered with, to flowers. break out with, of sores. 3. metaph. to burst forth,
e^-airoStojjiai, Dep. to chase ^-airoS'uva>, to put off".

Q-a.iroQvr\<TK<t>, to be just
away from.
break out, flourish.

-av0i&>,
f.
Igd-iroXis,
v$,
f.
rj,
(c,
rroAts)
on the point of death. a league of six cities.
iaca Att. tw,
(!, avQos)
:
to deck as with
^-air6XXi)(Jii,
-aTroAeVco Att.
-anoXw:
to destroy
flowers, adorn, paint.

Jj-avCir]p,i,
f.
utterly
aor. I
to
Med., with
perf. 2 act. !airoA.cuA.a, intr. to
-avrjaca or -avrjcrofjiai
perish utterly
send out or forth, let loose : c. gen. 2. to let go, dismiss. forth from.
to
send
3. to
: to perish out of. -airovop,cu, Pass, to return out of. 6-airovico, f. vtyca, to wash thoroughly.
slacken, loosen. remittere.
II.
intr. to slacken, relax,
Lat.
c^-avurrrjfu, f. -avaaTrjcro), aor. I -aviarrjaa : in these tenses Causal, to make rise from one's seat. 2. to remove from a settlement make to emigrate, ex:
i%-airo\>vfa, to sharpen well. --airopi>, also Med. Ijj-airopeojjuu, to be utterly at a loss, be in great perplexity.
cij-a-rrocrreXXco, to
Jj-aTroTiva>,
f.
send out or away

[t],
to divorce.
-aTroriaca
to
atone fully.
to
pel.
Med., with aor. 2

eiffTrjieeiv,
3. to depopulate, destroy. act. -avioTrfv, pf.
II.
Pass,
and
c-airo4>dipa), to destroy utterly.

to
intrans. to rise
tion.
i.
:
generally, to
from arise and
avtaTrjfca, plqpf. one's seat or sta-
|-dirT(o, f. ^cw : aor. c. dat. to attach to. :
egrjtya
fasten
to
from
or
II.
Med.
hang from,
depart
from
cling to a thing.
Jjapaipir]|JUU,
2. to fasten
about oneself, wear.
place
to be driven out
from one's home.
3. to be
depopulated.
to lay open. -avop06co, f. uffQ}, to set upright, restore. |-avT\c0, f. rjata aor. I rjVT\rjaa : to draw out,
ij-apdo-o-a> Att.
Ion. pf. pass, of $aip<v. -TTW, fut. cu: aor. I
crjpaa:
to
-avoiY,
dash or knock out, shatter: metaph. to assail fiiriously. f. ?7<rcu, (!, apyos) to be quite torpid:
Pass, to be quite neglected. Ig-apYvptôa, f. iaca Att. to),
'o
Lat. exbaurire.
II.
metaph.
f.
to
endure
:
to the end,
T
and Ig-apyvpou,
f.
waca,
see out, Lat. exantlare. -avveo Att. !-avvrci>,

to accomplish, fulfil.
turn into money,

|-ap<TKOp,ai,
f.
:
sell.
vffoJ
[v]
aor.
2. to dispatch, kill,
etrjvvaa Lat.
acceptable to
also to
f.
conflcere.
plish
it.
hence
4.
5.
3. of Time, to bring to an end, accomto finish one's way to a place, arrive at c. inf. to manage to do, Lat.
efficere
e-api0|A0,
merare.
pot
it is
-apeaofiai, Dep. to make oneself win over, conciliate. to count throughout, Lat. enurfffca,
-apKo,
ut ...
Med.
to finish for oneself.
in ready money. enough for : impers., enough for, satisfies me, c. inf.
II. to
pay
f.
effca,
to be
(âptce? II. to
efap/crjs
efeu>ai.
,
233
f.
abound
in, be content
with:
c.
part, to be satisfied
with
forth.
ejj<ix|;ai,
vffca
[y~\
aor. I -^<pvaa
to
draw
doing. apKT|S,
III. to assist,
fs,
succour.
Hence
Ifaptfeo;,
enough, sufficient. âpKovvTO)S, Adv. pres. part, of

f.
enough,
aor. I inf. of egdirroj. ^|3aXov, aor. 2 of (KJ3d\\ca.
sufficiently.
2 e^jBirjv, aor.
TiffofMi
:
of l#/3cuVo;
e^pav, Aeol. and Ep.
6^-apvO}xai,
-rjpvrjdrjv
:
aor. I
rjpvr]crdfj.r]V
and
pi. for
eg(0T)aav.
rjffo}, (If, to give bail :
f.
to
deny strongly.
77,
Hence
Q-<-Wvd.w,
bail
:
lapvr]TiK6s,
-apTrda>,
aor.
I
uv,
good
at
tijapvos, ov, (Ifapi/eo/xcu)
denying or disowning. denying, disowning.

:
Med.
477^77) to free by giving Pass, to be set free on bail.
Hence
S
f. -qprraf a; and apirdaoj or -apndffofjiai -r/pTraâ Att. -rjpiiaaa: pf. pass. rjpiraaiMii :
YV^ T1' IS
f.
f(as > %>
6^-c-ycipw,
"clead
:
-eyepw,
2
a giving bail or surety. to awaken : to raise from

:
the
to snatch
away from
fut.
to rescue from danger.
generally, to arouse, excite

c^rjypofjirjv,
inf.
to kindle
Pass.
pf.
tjj-apTaco, fut. 770x1;, to

Pass.,
hang from
or upon.
pf.
II.
with Ep. aor.

,
-typtaOai, and
with
med. fgapTrjaopai,
:
egrjpTijftai, to
act. igeyprjyopa, to be
aroused, to wake up.
be
hung upon, hang upon.

cf.
2. to
have fastened
3. to be
to
one, be equipt with to view.
If aTrro;.
exposed
aor. 2 of (Kypd<pca. 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, aor. I

I
aor. i
,
ij-apTici>, fut. iaca Att. to), to complete, finish : Pass., pf. frjpTicr/j.a.i, to be completely furnished. ^-apTVco, f. vaoj [v], to get ready: to Jit out, equip:
set
cj;SiSaa,
aor.
get ready for oneself, fit out: to prepare, Pass., pf. If^TDficu, to be got ready. f^dpxc, Dor. for fijpx 3 sing- inipf. of edpx<a. II. as Subst., -apxos, ov, beginning. egapxos, 2. the first in 6, a leader, beginner, Lat. auctor,
to
:
Med.
|e8oTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of l5/5o;/. l^-cSpa, 77, Lat. exhedra, a covered walk in front of
about
a house.
e^cSpajJiov, aor. 2 eJjeSpdv, aor. 2 o
rank, chief, Lat. princeps.
choms,
= Kopv<paios.
3. the leader
of the
|-8pos, ov, (If, topa) away from home : generally, 2. c. gen. out of, away strange, extraordinary. II. of from; ef8pos <f>pfva>v out of one's senses,
omens, in a bad quarter.
fut.
,
f. fo>, to begin, lead off; Ifdpx 6tl/ Tsaiavd begin a hymn to one, address it to him : and reversely, tdp-x*iv nvd \6yois to address one with
-dpx,
to
nvi
of cf<r6ica.
words
out.
to be
so also in
f.
e-curK<o,
II.
Jjdpxo|A(U. aor. I --fjoKrâa : to adorn, deck to train or exercise thoroughly : Pass.

TJOOJ
:
Med.
aor. 2 (in intr. sense) of e/f8voj. aor. I (in causal sense)
aor. I of l5t'5a'/it. *c0avov, aor. 2 of aor. 2
well trained in.

f.
med.
<jj-aTi[Ji,da>,
daca, to dishonour utterly, -a'Tra>, Att. contr. for (aicraca.

:
aor. i of cKT
4ê0opov, aor. 2 of
^-avaiv&), aor. fgrjvrjva

cij-avSdco,
f.
to
dry up, parch up.
Tjaaj, to
-avAta>,
f.
rjaoj,
f.
also in Med. speak out : to wear out by piping.
^0pv}/a, aor. I î, for e lOi, imperat. of ef fifJLi exibo. |-6i8ov, inf. fi5eiv, aor. 2 without any pres.
to look out, see far
:
in use,
e-avXio}juu,
-avrf]s, Adv., point of time, at once. t^-axms, Adv. for f-avdis, (If, avns) over again, anew. II. of Place, back again, backwards.
ffopcu, Dep. to leave one's quarters. for If avr^s [rrjs wpas], at the very
also aor. 2
med. imperat., IftSov
it. Cf. egoioa. eiir]s, Adv. (\(a, etca) poet, for If^s, in order, in a row, one after another.
see ivell to
6^-6tKa,|(o, fut.
ffca,
to
make
like: to
adapt:
5-avTO[xo\co, f. -avxa>, f. 770-0;
77*70;,
:
to desert from.
:
pass.
trait.
!f77aovVos, represented by a
f.
pf. part. likeness or por-
aor. I f^rjvxrjffa
to boast loudly.
scream or cry out. c(j-a4>aipcci>, aor. 2 -a<peT\ov, med. -a(pfi\6f*r)V (from obsol. tAco) to take quite away: Med., ^vxn v TWOS fa.(p\fcrQai. to take his life from him. et-a^tTjjAi, fut. -a<prjaca, to send forth, discharge: to
cfj-auoj, aor. I e^rjvaa, to
:
-6i\i>,
770*0;,
Lat. evolvere, to unfold.
If t'AAcw.
,
6^L\6jjiT]V, aor. 2 act.

sing.
esp. to
and med. of laipOJ.

inf.
:
t-6i|jit, 2
eio6a (for efct),

:
IfttVctt
Ep.
If ifj.eva.1
impf. fgrjeiv
:
(e,
(1/J.i
set free from.
come out
put away
:
march
out with
II.
e-a(j>umr][xt,, to
Med., with
aor. 2 act.
forward on the
ceases.
stage.
to go out, an army ; to come of Time, to come to
ibo)
-fffrrjv, pf. -tarrjKa, plqpf. -earrjiceiv, intrans. to de-
an end, expire; orav rb Katcvv If 177 when the pain

ti;-ip.i (t(/u sum}, only in impers. eêiv, fut. inf. of ex*'inf.
part or withdraw from.

g-a<|>pio|jiai,
f.
iffofMi,
Med.
(1^, a</>pos) to
foam
f fffrt,
q. v.
away from
fiivos, to
oneself,
foam
Lat. despumare; ea.(ppifcrOai or fret away one's strength.
of f eart.
15
234
igeureiv, to speak out, to utter, also, to betray : cf. elnov.
tQZiTTaâ.
inf.
e-iirov,
avow
e|f'p,a|a,
iôi^v
[5], aor. I act.
and
aor. 2 pass,
of
fKftdffaca.
;
,
6J|ip6TO, 3 sing. impf. of lepo/zcu. aor. I of c^fpvoi. ^tpC<rci Ep. ipuo"O"tt,

II. to pull out. out. g-eCpo), to put forth, thrust '&o. e6ia-0a, for tgfi, 2 sing. pres. of ef et/
Ep. for Ifefi'at, aor. 2 inf. of

Ep. for
f.
cir}fjii.
-
c^cii/, fut. inf.

:
w,
disgorge.
-efj-eaca 2. absol. to be sick.
aor. I
of ex* (geneva :
to
vomit forth,
eicd0T]pa, aor. I of trcKaOaipoj.

2 cjjjeKafJiov, aor.
aor. i
|fJLfJLOp, 3 Sing. pf.
of
cKKa/Jivo}.
f ^Kivcj(ra, poet. aor. I
of (KKevoo).
l|-jjiir86o),
f.
JJKXWTO,
pi.
I
plqpf- pass, of e/^x^-
wacy, to keep fast or strictly, observe. Ion. -o, f. ^cro;, to ; KepSos

traffic
;
4^KXi|ra, aor.
of
kKK\f-rrr(a.
to drive a gainful trade
pf. pass. e^rjfj.TruII. to
t^CKXTjo-iaôv, l^cKXTjo-Cao-a, irreg. impf.

aor. I
and aor.
\rjfMi,
sell off.
I am bought and
sold, betrayed.
of
(KtcXivca.
6êK6|xicra, aor. I of fKKOftifa. cf KO\)/a, Ijjcicoirqv, aor. I act.
ejj-evaipo, aor. 2 inf. egevapeiv, (gevapifa. g-6vapico, f. tcw, to strip or spo*7 a foe : to slay in
and
aor. 2 pass, of fight.
lO7TT(y.
T,
sing. aor. I
2 pi. aor. I imperat.
of fKfpepw.
l/cve'cu.
êxpt jxaro, 3
fKKpOVO}.
med. of
aor. I
ejjtKpo-uo-a, e];Kpot(a-0T]v,
cKKpefnavvvfJii. act. and pass,
of
to speak out, proclaim. aor. I of CKVfvca and also of
4^v0ois,
gev0a)v, Dor. for ee\0ois,
ce\0wv,
aor. 2
^Kvi\i<ra,-C<r0if)v, aor. I act. aor. 2
and
pass,
opt.
part, of lêpx /* 'vCi<Ti<ra, aor. I of tKviitaca.
and
tijeXas, a, 2
eXa<ris,
intr.
and 3 sing. fut. o a driving out, expulsion. a marching out, expedition. From
feus, 77,
:
e|cvix|/a, aor. i
II.
of ftcvifa.
-eXavva>
f.
-fXaffoj Att. -fXS>
pf.
:
Pass., ef|-ira8o>, f. -irqffofj.ai, to charm away : iraSeffOai cptxriv to be charmed out of their nature. f. to stir up, elate. 4(;-6ira(pco, -firapui,
to drive out, also poet. pres. efeXdco, inf. (tXdav chase out. 2. to beat out, hammer out, of metals.
II.
:
e|irat<ra, aor.
,
of
ticiraiaj.
aor. I
of
fKiraTaffcrca.
(geXavveiv arparov
out.
to lead out
an
aor. I. of kKiravca.
aor. I of
Kirci0ca.
army
hence (sub. arparuv}
intrans. to set out
on an
expedition,
march
[d], aor. I of !/r;mpao/icu.

e|cir(Ji\J/a, aor. I
aor. 2 of e/cXa-yxai/fy. poet, for eeiXe, 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of egaiptca:

f-
of
e/cirffiiroa.
also 2 sing, imperat.
clj-eXeYX 01^
convict,
4|irpirjo-a, Ion. aor. I of eKirepaoj. , Ep. for l67reTa<ra, aor.
of
tKirt-
to search out,
bring
to the test
to
,
expose,
against one. not to blame in

ejjeXetv,
2.
confute : of things, to be proved ov TOVTO -y' eeXeyxfJ ai I am

-
Dep.
4-6m-K<u-8KaTos,
4|-7rio-Ta(xai,
to boast loudly. IfcKatoetcaTos. ij, ov,
this.
Dep.
II. to
to
understand,
by heart.
know
tho-
eeXtcr0ai, aor.
act.
and med.
inf.
of
roughly.
know
(gaipeca.
ejjeXtirov, aor. 2 of (K\fiiro). c|-X6v0po<7TOfjieu), /o 6 very free
eJj-em-njBcs, Adv., eTrt'-nySes, on purpose, carefully. tîr\a.yr\v [a], aor. 2 pass, of ticirXriGoca.
of speech. !J;X'uo'op,ai, eêXOeiv, fut. and aor. 2 inf. of t(px~

f.
teTT\t\cra, 6|irXif|o-0if]v, aor. I act.

TTifJ.TTXr)fJI.L.
,
and
pass, of
pat.
aor. 2 of l/nrtTTTcy.
aor. I of ffcirXcaj.
i,
of fe\avva>. pf. pass, of ef\yxw.

-TTO),
f.
aor. 2 of (fcmvca.
Att.
metaph.
to explain.
II. = Lat.
gca,
to
unroll,
unfold:
cêirXirjSa, tlcTrXTixO-riv, aor. I act.

irXrjffffo).
and
pass, of
f/c-
pand the
front
,
by bringing up
explicare, to exthe rear men.
f.
verb. Adj. one must drag along. From -f\Kvff(a [{/], as if from -tXtcvca: to
out.
2.
draw
from.
or
drag
to
draw
out from, rescue
II. to
drag
out, prolong, protract.
of l/cm/ecu. of ffnoioj. |jir6va<ra, Dor. aor. I of (Kiroveo). (jir6pv<ra,-et)0ir)v,aor. i act. and pass, t^ciropura, aor. I of fKTropifa.
e|irvevo-a, aor.
I
efccTroi-qo-a, aor. I
aor. I of fK\iicu.
,
ec|jia
of kKp.avOa.vca. [#], aor. 2 pass, of ( aor. I of ^Kâaaca.

aor. 2
,
4|eTrpa0ov, aor. 2 of eKirepOca. or -O}JLI\V, aor. 2 of eKircrafMi or aor. I of ftcnpdffaca.

, ,
aor. 2 of
,
Kirpioj.
I
aor. i pass, of f
Dor. for l^tTmyfa, aor.
of
fKirrrj
235
];irTT)v, aor. 2 act. o eeirrt;(7a, aor. I of fttitTvca.
phecies, etc., to be
to
accomplished, come true:

to
generally,
reach
its
end.
f.
aor. 2 ejjeiri506}i.T)v, From êpap.a, TO, a vomit, thing vomited. c-pda>, f. euro; [a] aor. I f(paffa : to vomit forth,
:
cg-6pci>u>,
770-0;,
swerve from the course, to shy.

:
-pa>rd&>, f. rjaoj, to search out ce<rda><ra, aor. I of eKffaooj.

aor. I of 6KfflQJ.
f.
to question.
Lat. evomere.
<
2.
metaph.
to disgorge,
get rid of;

,
e(pav ras ^/rj<povs to disgorge theballots/rora the urn.

Jj-6p
y<lo[i(u,
:
f.
-epydaofMi
pf.
fipyaffftai used
pass, sense : aor. I -fipyda&rjv al: to work out, finish, make com2. to accomplish : to make, cause. 3. to Îj-eo-KeSao-a, aor. I plete. work well, cultivate. II. to undo, destroy, Lat. , impf. of
in
both
med. and
ways
in pass.
Dep.
pf. fSrjSoKa. '.to eat away. form of foreg. Iberia, 77, (lt7;//t) a sending out, mission. e^<ris, ecus, 77, (et77/) a dismissal : divorce.
fdofjuii
'.
-cr0a>, collat.
conficere
to
overwhelm, ruin
Pass., f^fipydfffjieOa
; ,
aor. i
we are undone ; ra
egfipyaffjAfva desperate affairs ITT' (fipyaafj.fvois when all is over. Hence ej-fpYcurriKos, 77, 6v, able to accomplish.
ejj-ep-yo)
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) of eicaeva}.

for tgeaTTjtcevai, pf. inf. or kfciarrjiu..
îarrjfj.i,
Att. -eipyco, to shut out, exclude
from
^6crTdvat,inf. pf. of of , aor. i

,
contr.
eK0T\Xca.
of
(KffTttyca.
to hinder,
eepyeo6ai
forbid : to drive away : to be forced to a thing. |-p6ivo), to inquire into or after
Pass., avaytcair}
pf. part. pass,
EO-TTJV, pf.
and
77,
:
aor. 2 of
: search or try. -6p0oj, streiigthd. for (peOifa, fpeOca. II. intr. in j--fp6iiro, to strike or hew off.
<f-<rrt,, impers., subj.

fut.
:
optat. fgfiTj: inf. tgtivat:

:
-p0io>,
aor. 2
t-r)plhrov,
inf. egepiireiv,
'
-
and
pf. t^Tjpiira
to
fall to earth;
streaming downwards from the yoke:
Cf1 rY^ 1] s fcpiirovffa the mane to fall down. e-eptryojwu, Pass, of rivers, to empty themselves. -6pwda>, f. riocu, to search out, examine.
x a iTrl
it is alegeorai impf. (fjv (!, efyu sum) lowed, it is in one's power, is possible: part. fov Ion. absol. nom., it being possible, Lat. quum liceat. eeoV, jjeoTpdrcvaa, aor. I of fKarparcvca. egeo-TpaTOireScvjAai, pf. of e/corpaTOTrcSeuo/ttU. aor. I of eKarp(p(u.
[y], aor. 2 pass, of ercffvpca [0].
cg-cpcb)
any
contr. -ep>, (e, Ipecy) fut. without pres. in use, I will speak out, proclaim: hence pf.
Att.
;
act. fgeiprjKa
pTjo-CTcu in pass, sense.
3 plqpf. pass. e(ipT)TO and fut. f etThe pres. in use is (gayopeva),

;
impf. pass, of fKOcapfvu. êcrojcra, t^f(Tu>Q'r\v, aor. I act. and pass, of fKffwfa. J|-T(xa> f. f^trdoca Att. (erSj : aor. I frjTaoa Dor. er)Taa: pf. fgyrafca: Pass., aor. I (^rdaOrjv:
DJJLTTJV,
:
the aor. itiTrov.

cg-cpco), Ep. for ffpo(j.at, to inquire into: inquire of. f. ojaw, to make utterly desolate, desert J--6pT)}Ji6ci>,
utterly.
pf. (r)rafffjiai
: to examine well or closely, to scrutito question, esp. by the torture : of things, to search out, to inquire into, sift closely. 2. of II. to prove clearly, troops, to inspect, review.
nise:
hence
-po>,
^pnriv,
f.
iooj, (t, epts) to be contumacious, resist. aor. 2 inf. of (gfpeitra}.
to test:
to
hence to estimate, compare: Pass, to be proved, stand the trial : to be examined.

a], aor. I pass. a], aor. 2 pass, of e/
pi<TTT|S, ov, o, (leptcu) a stubborn disputant. to -tpop.cu, fut. -(prjaofjiai : Dep. : (!, 4'po/zcu) : inquire of: to inquire into, examine: cf. e^cpecy.
aor. 2 of fKTt
J--p7r,
mi(a)
:
aor. I -fipirvffa (as if to creep out of: absol. to creep out. [a], aor. 2 pass. o
f.
-fpi//o)
from
-f/>-
Ep. aor.
4eTavti<r0i]v, aor. I pass, of fKraviica.
c cppctva, aor.
aor. I o
,
aor. I of (Kpiirroj.
pf.
of eKrapdaau. (tgfrdfa) a searching out: a military inspection or review. egeTatTTiKos, 77, ov, (!eTacu) skilful at examining:
egcTapaga, aor. |Tao-is, ecus,
77,
of
l/cpecw.
aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense) o c|-cppo>, (e, cppo;) /o^-o out: only in imperat.,eepp ât'as away out of the land.
absol. inquiring. c|jTiva, aor. I of (KTelvoj.
6^TKOV, aor. 2 ^6T\IOV, Ep.

,
of KTIKTOJ.
6-pvica>, to ware?
^-6pt>a>,
f.
o^
:
vacu [D]
:
repe/. aor. I
[i>]
impf. of (KT\eOJ. Ep. 3 pi. impf. pass, of (KTfXtco.
egdpvcra.
Ep. itpvffa
of,
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
Toet<u.
and tflpvffffa
to
draw
out of, snatch out

:
wrest
,
from :
to tear out.
'
impf. pass, of
-tXevaopai aor. 2 -17X1;ôi/ contr. -Âôi': to go out, come pf. -e\r)\v6a: out of, march off: to go II. through: to stand forth. of Time, to come to an end, expire. III. of prefut.
-PXFlal
Dep. with
es,
tTi, (fK,
(?, CTOS) six years old. en) Prep, with gen. even until now.
,
aor. I of (KTIVOJ.
aor. i of litToev<o.
236
,
c ferpaTTo/zT/r
aor. 2
TI ?.
med.
-T|Kti>,
f.
17,
6f,
to
(f^KOvra)
sixtieth, sexagesimits.
:
j;Tpev};a, aor. I of fitrperroj. 6TpuF/a, aor. I of (KTpi^ca.
|Tpcocra, aor. I of fKTirpwffKoa. to be very cautious of. Ijj-evXapeoixcu, Dep. 4-6vpiapia>, (!, fv/Miprjsyto make easy, lighten. Med. to raiafy, prepare, Lat. expedire.
have arrived at a point of Time, to have run out, expired: of prophecies, to have turned out true.
17^0;,
J;T|\acra
II.
Ep.
^T|\acrcra, aor. I of
QeKavvu.
##
eif|XaTOS, ov, (lêAatW) beaten out, hammered. ^TjXeYX^Vj aor I pass, of cc\f'yxca : ^TflXeyiCTO,
-
JjvpOTS, ecus, 77, (tgcvpiatcoj) a searching out: a finding out, invention. an invention, leupt)}j.a, arcs, TO, a thing found out,
contrivance.
3 nng. plqpf.
e];T|\ivJ;a, aor. I of ega\ft(p<u. ^f,X0ov, aor. 2 of (4pxpnai.
e|-ir]\iL<ia>,
f.
From
f.
dffca, (4^, ?;\tos)
to set in the
sun
to
-vpurKa>,
discover
:
fvprjffca,
aor. 2
2.
cvpov
to find out.,
3. to find
hang
to invent.
to seek out.
out, win, secure. Jj-VTpmo>, to prepare. |j-vxo|Acu, Dep. to boast aloud, proclaim. to pray for.
^6<}>aav0ir]v
in the open air. ^TjX\aâ, aor. I of (gaXXaffffca T[XXaYp,ai, pf. pass. 6^TjXti<ris, (us, 77, (eT)\v6GV aor. 2 of !cpxo/u) a
:
going out
II.
a way
out.
,
!-Tjp,ap, Adv.
(f
7^/uap)
4ifJtaTOv,
,
îr]p.apTT]Ka, aor. 2
for six days, six days long. and pf. of lâ/iapraô;.
Ep. for Jje<{>av0T]v, aor. I pass, of tKfpaivw. |<j>avrjv [a], aor. 2 pass, of e/e<paiva).
ca, pf. of fa/*j6\ocy. aor. i of ea/*ij8cu.

^-Tjfjt,poco,
f.
of (KtyOeipca. J-<j>0ivTcu, 3 pi. pf. pass, of fK<f)0iva). !;(|>0iTO, 3 plqpf. pass, of fK<pOivoj. used in Med. ejjc^Ccjicu, to enjoin, -6<j>iir)Hi, mostly
gj}>0ap|jLvos,
pf. pass. part,
wtra;, to /a7?z
or reclaim quite:
me-
taph. to civilise,
humanise.
part. pass, of !ct/*acy. aor. I med. TiQirjv,
î]|jiifj(xevos, pf.
and
pass,
of
urge, bid.
cgtîryov, aor. 2 of fK(pev^ca.
6J-<j>ii(ra,
|t]|jioi|36s, oi', (lâ/zf/jSa;) ywzVe
changed;
Qffyvv, aor. I and 2 of eKfpvw. Ep. ^x Va aor T f eic-xeo).

-
et'juara
changes of raiment. 5T)[X7r6XT|{J-ai, pf. pass, of
\^fjJ.iroXa<a.
aor. l
med.
4|T|v8paiTo8Ccr0T]v, -urîai, aor. I

pf. pass, of ( 4ir|ve YKOv, aor. I
i
and
pf. pass,
of
aor. I of %K\pa<u. Xv9tjv [u], aor. I pass, o 6X<, f. -ecy, intr. to starcc? out or project of the sun, to sfo'we out, appear.
,
from
|T]V6(rx6|JiT|v,
and 2 o impf. and
aor. 2
med.
J-X toora aor.

>
I
I
o
o
thoroughly. />as/ o/ze's youth.
(with double augm.) of egavfxv,
if\\tva,, aor.
4|-|;o>,
f.
boil -etyrjffcu, to
-ijtra, pf.
-coOijv, aor. I act. and pass, o and aor. I of tavdi
jj-Tj{3os, ov, (l/c, ^/3?/)
-irjara, pf.
,
and
aor. I o
*|JT|Y
a"Y ov
'
aor. 2 of
aor
fut. -rjffofjiai
J act>
an
:
P ass
aor. I of egavvca or tavvTQj. Att. aor. I of (aia<r<u, eâaffu.

T]ira,Tr)Ka, -Tjo-a, pf.
and
aor. I
of l^
L,
pf. -^yrjfiai 2.
c.
Dep.
to
îfjTra<j)OV,
aor. 2 of taTra(f>ioKQ}.
,
be leader of,
c. gen. pers. age, direct, govern.
ace. pers. to
man,
f.
ffcu,
to cheat utterly.
II. to g"o
7?rs, lead the
aor. I of ecupcy.
way:
in a thing
;
2.
ir)ytTa0ai nvt to shew one /&

to
way
com-
and so
:
guide
also to teac&
to
mand.
III. like
Lat. prae'ire verbis, to prescribe
of grjpaivoj. , pf. pass, of t]paiv(v. |T|pdv0ir]v, aor. i pass, ^Tjpa|a, aor. I of egapaaaoj.
IV. to expound, interpret. a form of words Hence /o /// a length, narrate, describe. ' lY 1Trn s ^> ^ a g u ^de, director, counsellor: geneIF. an interpreter of oracles or rally, a deviser.
<J '
^qparo,
3 sing. aor. l med. of lat/><u. |-T)pTjJios, ov, (%, cptaaai) with six oars.
sacred
rites,
Lat. interpres religionum.

r,
aor. 2
med. of
cy(ip&.
|T)PKOVV, impf. of tapKTo. |Tjpiraâ or -ao-a, aor. I of Qaptiafa. of tapTdo>. |T)pTTjp,ai, pf. pass, pf. pass, of la/mcy.
^TjpTto-fi.ai,
|T|p-ri)p,ai, pf. pass,
v,
pf. pass,
of fgfiKafa.
of, of, ra, indecl. (e') swofy, sexaginta. l|T]KOVTa-TT)S, cs, (tgrjKovTa, eTos) sixty years old.
4|t|pXTO, 3
l|T)KOVTa,Kis poet. -a,Kt,
(CT)KOVTCI) Adv.
sz'jc/fy
times.
sing. impf. med. aor. I of fgfpojeca. T|pa>T|0-a, aor. I of la<rec'j e^-rjo-K-qo-a,
of fâprtxa. of
Qapxpass,
4|if;(rKTjjjiat, pf.
<a
')
!i]KOVTa-TSXavTia,
of sixty talents. ^K]KovTtcra, aor. I
77,
(k^rjKovra,
ToXavnov) a sum
4^s
c.
Ep.
:
îK)S, Adv. (ex^'

also of
one a ter another, f

next.
in order
o:
Time,
thereafter,
gen. next to.
237
eJ-TjTtiTa
|TJTT]o-a,
]-T]vr)va,
Dor.
aor.
i
aor. I
verb. Adj. of f
40-00;,
one must make equal.
of
iTT]Xos, ov, (lîeVat)

I
going
out,
fading
extinct:
aor. I of favaiv<u.
a, -f\\>xow, aor.
f.
Ep. e^rj^voxra, aor.

77(70;,
and impf. o I of (a(p
forgotten. l^-VTT]TOv, verb. Adj. of tgitvai, one must go forth. eij-iTos, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of li*e'rat, to be come out of;
TOIS OVK
to
^Tj<j)0T]v,
sound forth, publish. aor. I act. and pass, of

:
(ITOV ton
f.
for
fa
to
whom there's no coming out.
4-iXvev(o,
ow, to trace out.

f.
-idop.cu,
f.
-laao/jai Ion. -irjaofMi
Dep.:
thoroughly
to
make full amends for.

,
iS6iv, inf.
of (ci5ov.
i'Stos)
^-i8ioop.ai, Dep.
to
make
appropriate.
4 4-l8uo,
f.
rjcrw, to seek by tracking out. !-p.8ifivos, ov, of, holding six medimni. ^-OYKOO>, f. a>o"o>, to make swell out; fj.r)Tepa TCKJXV one's own, to Zgoy/covv to honour her by raising a tomb Pass, to U>e swelled out : metaph. to be piffled up, elated : ab-
cure
e^-ixvocTKOircco,
tacw [F], to
exude.
sol. to sivell, rise high.
Hence
:
-tSpvco, f. vffoj j_D], to place in Med. to establish oneself.
a resting posture
aros, TO, anything raised up barrow, cairn.

!|6-yici)jAa,
a mound,
exibo ; but 4ivat, of fgirjfu. send out, dispatch, in Ep. aor. 2 of a sail or cable, to let out or inf. ffj,ev for feivai Med. loose : to throw out or forth: to take out of: to put offfrom oneself, get rid of. 2. to send from
lvai,
inf.
f.
of
4'ê t/
|-o8do>,
f. 770-0;,
(eôSos iv) to
sell.
efj-iTjfJu,
770-0;,
to
oneself, divorce. tij-iOiivo) [u] , to
make
^-iKTeuo>,
f.
a<a, to
quite straight. beseech earnestly.

:
4-o8ta, 77, (eôSos) a marching out, expedition. 4-68ios, ov, (4'ôSos in) of, belonging to an exit; to the finale of a play. II. as Subst., TO fodiov (sub. At Rome, exodia were /xe'Aos), thefinale of a tragedy. acted after other plays, or travesties on the burlesques subject of the play itself, like some modern epilogues.
cg-oSotiropcco,
f.
770-0;,
to
go out
of. 2.
aor. 2 egifcofinjv [F] : Dep.: 2. to attain, come up to: to be sufficient for. 3. to accomplish, execute. -i!ca>, f. <a, poet, for 77/00. |-i\d<TKop,ai, f. -tAoffojMU [a], Dep. to appease comJj-iicv0}A<u, f. fgigoftai to reach, arrive at.
.
t-o8os,
17,
a going
:
out.
a marching
out,
3. a solemn procesII. a way out, Lat. exitus. sion. III. also like Lat. exitus, an end, close : the close of life, de-
military expedition
sally.
pletely, propitiate. to unravel, disentangle. i>,
II.
to
keep
out from, bar from.

i(jivcu, for
2. the end of a tragedy. 3. a piece of music played at any one's exit. IV. an outgoing, payment of money: hence tfcooaca. f. 97<rcu, to pain extremely.
cease.
eifvai,
inf.
of
4'fetynt
exibo.
Jj-6<o,
f.
<-Iir6co, f. axjoi, to press out, pre*s heavily. <-iirr64JUU, later form of tKTreTOp.ai. o;s, ?), (eo; fut. of e'xcu) a beitig in a certain is,
state,
?-oi8a,
to
-ofyffca, to smell strongly. pf. without any pres. in use, Att. plqpf.
know
thoroughly,
f.
-oi,8co,
TJOOJ:
a permanent condition or habit, of body or mind. -unrjs, Adv. for ( 'iarjs (sub. /io/'pas), equally; also
|-oiKea), f. 170-0;, to Pass, to be thickly inhabited.

e|joticrj0'i|xos, ov,
fftdov. to be swollen up. pf. -caorjKa. leave one's home, to emigrate. II.
well
:
:
know
cf.
Hence
-io-ou (sub. peTpov). ^l-ioôco, f. wffca, to make equal or even, Lat. exaeMed. tomake oneself equal: Pass, to beequal, quare :
to be
a match for.
equal or
f.
2.
to
put on a
level.
intr. to be
like.
-um]}Ju,
(feaTrjffca,
aor. I
tffrr)<ra, in
' to remove -OIXLW, f. one from his home, eject, expel : Pass, to go from II. II. to depopulate, empty. home, remove. !-oiKo8o{Ai>, f. r}act}, to build up, build from the these ground, finish a building.
:
habitable, inhabited. iao} Att. to) aor. I -<UKIO~O.
tenses Causal, to
put out of its place, change, alter ; fîffravai Tiva <ppcvwv to drive one out of his senses: hence, simply, fgiarca'ai nvd to drive mad, to dealso to astonish, to bewitch,
II. Pass.,
-(H}Juoa>, f. -oi[Mvojjai, to wail aloud. drunk. 4|-ouv6op.ai, pf. igcfvojpai, Pass, to be quite to be brought eij-oio-Tcos. a, ov, verb. Adj. of fxtyepai,
out.
II. toiffTeov, one must bring out. wild. ^-oio-Tpdaj or -<o, f. rjcra}, to drive quite med. eoto-ojjuu also in 6|oto-<o, fut. of fK(f>epcj:
range ;
with aor. 2 act. lârrjv, pf. -fffrrjaa, pkjpf. -farr}xeiv, to stand aside from : to stand out of the way : to make way for one also c. ace. to shrink from,
;
pass, sense.
shun.
II. c.
gen.
rei, to retire
from
to be de-
2. prived of; (tcarr/vat itarpos to lose one's father. <pptvuv egfaravai (pf. inf.) to lose one's senses: absol.
to be out of one's wits, be astonished. 3. generally, to give up otters pursuits: also to change one's opinion. f. to inquire into : inquire of. -io"ropa>, 7700;,
,
|-oixvco, f. 770-0;, to go out: Aeol. 3 pi. (goixvtvffi. e-oixop,ai, Dep. to have gone out. ejj-OK\Xw, aor. I -WKfiXa, to thrust out of the sea ; to run a ship aground: intr. of the ship, to run
aground.
II.
metaph.
to
run a person aground,
f.
tX
vaoj [v], to be quite able.

a}
'
trans, to putforth: intr. to standforth.
Pass., Scvpo bring him into difficulties : the thing is brought to this pass. aor. I inf. of (o\\vfu.
238
4-oXur0dva>,
to slip off, to
of, elude.
fut.
-oXtaOrjaca
off.
aor. 2
II.
c.
-wXiaOov
5-op06o>,
f.
uaca, to set upright
Pass, to stand
glance
ace. to slip out
upright.
2.
metaph.
to
:
amend,
restore.
:
^-6XXi)fJLi
and -v<o
fut.
-oX4aca Att. -oAo)
aor. I
II. to destroy utterly. IfcDAetra : perf. 2 If oAo>Aa, to perish utterly. |-oXo0piico, f. (ro>, to destroy utterly.
Med. with
to send l-opio>, f. iffoj Att. iiw aor. i fûpicfa II. beyond the frontier, banish : to expose a child. dhXr]!/ air' d\\r]s egcpifciv iroXiv to wander from one
city to another. to pass the bounds,
III.
Pass, to be
come forth.
an Hence
exile: also
J--oXoXijfc0,
f.
fo>, to
oitf/
aloud.
|-opivu)
co|j.cu, fut.
med. of ex "eos, 77, a demand of hostages.

,
From
:
to exasperate. [i], |-6pio-TOS, ov, expelled, banished. to swear a person, -opKico, f. iaoj Att.
,
adminbanish
II.
>, f.
aca, to
bind by taking hostages
Med.
live
ister
an oath
to
him.
II. to
exorcise,
i.
e.
to take as hostages.
an have intercourse, associate,

to be
evil spirit.
Hence
-op,lXo,
with.
f.
ijao), to
ôpKW7TTjs, ov, o, one who administers an oath.
II.
Med.
away from
one's friends, to
an
exorcist.
be solitary.
Jj-6p,lXos, ov,
away from
intercourse with others:
foreign, strange.
to give sight to : e^-ofijjiaToco, f. caaca, (If, o/îa) 2. metaph. to make Pass, to be restored to sight. II. also to bereave of sight. clear or plain.
c'jj-opKos, ov, bound by oath. Ig-opKoct), f. ojffQ}, to make one swear, bind by oath, c. ace. pers. c. ace. pers. et rei, to make one swear by, Hence egopfcovv nva rb Sru-yos yScup.
:
4jj6pKa><ris, ccys,
17,
a binding by oath.
e-6}Jivv|A<u,f.--o/*oy/xcu
aor. I -cafJLoadiJ.rjv:
to
deny
c-op}jida>, f. rjata, to set out or start from : of pain, to break out. II. trans, to send forth; tôpfj,dv TTJV
II. to decline an office by an oath that upon oath. one has not means or health to discharge it.
vavv
to start the ship: generally, to excite, stir

fut. iaca
up:
Pass, to set out, start.
e|-ofjLot6co,
f.
duaca, to
make
quite like
Pass, to be-
come or be
like.
f. 770-0),
e-op}ii, ôpp.iîv Is ITOVTOV to
Att.
la>,
let
bring out of harbour; down into the sea.

to
e-ojAoXc>Y>,
promise.
and as Dep. cJ-ojioXo-ytopxa,
f.
t'-opp.os, ov, sailing from a harbour.
2. to agree, fjaopai, to confess in full, admit. II. to make full acknowledgment for :
6^-opovco,
to
f.
oca, to
-opii<rerco Att.
praise, celebrate.
Jj-0[ji,6pYvvp.i,
f.
dig out ;
I If ti/pvfa : opv<rafiv rot-s b<pOaXp.ovs to put out the

:
spring, leap forth. -TTIO fut. f <a : aor.
-oôpfa), to
K>Z/>
offfrom.
II.
to K///> offfrom oneself: hence to impart to other : to wipe out or purge away a pollution.
Med.
an-
dig out of the ground, dig up. Dep. to dance out, dancs II. to away: also to go through with a dance.
eyes.
II.
to
t-opxfcp.cu,
fut. i]aop.a.i,
e6v,
part, from the impers. cfeart. -ov6i8i<o, fut. iaca Att. 10), to tas/
betray by indiscreet gestures.

one's
teeA??,
object to
also to reproach bitterly. cg-ovo}jid<0, f. aca, to utter aloud, announce. 4^-ovofxaivw, aor. I ovofjirjva., (If, ovofJia*) to
:
one
I|-6(r8w, Dor. for ffoC<w. J|-o<ri6a>, f. wow, to dedicate, devote.
-o<rrpaKt<o,
f.
ioca,
to
banish
by
ostracism.
name,
Hence
co<7TpaKi<rfJi6s, ov, o, banishment by ostracism.
speak of by name.
-ovojjuiKXT|8ir]v,
Adv. by name, calling by name.
toT,
Adv. (ex ore) from the time when.

,
4J-6m0ev and -0, Adv., poet, for f6maOfv. ii- omv, Adv. behind. e-6mo-06V poet. -0, Adv. backwards, behind.
4-OTpvvw,
Ijj-ovSevoo),
II.
f.
vvS), to excite, arouse.

ajaca,
770-0),
f.
f.
= (ov9tv(oj.
(l, ovOds)
to set at
-ov06Va),
part, pass.,
naught ;
pf.
Prep, with gen. behind, after. tij-omoxi), (If, bitiaca) Adv. of Place, backwards, back 2. Prep, with II. Adv. again. gen. behind.
ra fgovOfvrjutva things of no account.

f],
lôvXtjs
OIKI],
an action against one who neglected

court.
of Time, henceforth, hereafter,

-oirXioj,
f. o"o>,
[f]
:
an order of a court, an action for contempt of The nom. If OV\TJ does not occur.
to
arm
,
completely, accoutre
Pass,
and Med.
rally,
to
arm
oneself
pf.
go forth armed.
2.
gene-
to
prepare;
part. pass. egcair\iap.tvos, all
lôvo-ia, 77, (e'feo-n) power or authority to do a 2. a magistracy: the absol. authority. thing: II. body of the magistrates, the authorities, powers.
ready.
Hence
77,
a being under arms : and elo-rrXto-ts, ccas, 77, a getting under arms. ^-oirrdio, f. 770-0;, to bake hard: to heat violently: metaph. to scorch, consume.
ôirXt<rio,
ejj-opdco, to see from afar: cf. Ifctôi'. |-OPYIO>, fut. iaoi Att. w, to enrage :
means, resources. Hence !ovo-uic0, f. aca, to have authority over have authority exercised over one.
e-o4>eXAo>, to increase exceedingly. c-6<j>0aX}J.os, ov, with prominent eyes.
Pass, to
-Pass, to be
!J-oxT|, 77, (If f x&>) standing out, prominence taph. eminence ; ol /ear' If oxnv the chief men.
me-
furious.
e-op0Ki(>,
f.
aca, to lift
up the
voice, to cry aloud.
s OI/ (If^X 00 )^ 07 out, prominent: metaph. eminent, excellent : c. gen., ef GXOS 'Apfticav eminent
>
>
*X
^*^
239
among
c.
Adv. neut. egoxov and gen., cfoxct iravTorv far above all.
or above them.
f. iffca
|(OTaTOs,7/,oi',Sup. of 4'f<u:
e^wrepos,
a, ov,
Adv. IfajTarcu outermost. Comp. of efcu Adv. If (urtpoj.

:
*|-xjppo>,
Att.
to),
run
all
riot,
wax wanton ;
of insolence
;
break out into insolence, v&pi(tv ei's ro5e to come to

to to
this pitch
(v(3pifiv iravroia
gvvfjfca.
commit
I
if a><{>e\Aov, impf. of If o^tAAcu. eo, Ep. for ov, gen. of 3rd pers. Pron. his, of O.TTO to away from him.
eol,
JEOI,
him
kinds of violence.
ffwrjua, aor.
egwfJKa ruvf]Ka, for dupl. augm. of ffvvitjfjLi.

6^-viravicTTr]p,u, to
with
Pass.,
I
make
to start up.
II.
Ep. for of, dat. of 3rd pers. Pron. ov, to him. Ep. for e7, 3 sing. opt. of ei/xi swm. syncop. for lota/xei/, i pi. of lot/fa. , as, f, etc pf. with pres. sense, from CIKOJ, to
, ,
with aor. 2 act., intrans., ap.S}Qi [ifTatypevov If vTrapearrj a weal started up from under the skin of the back. -iiiTp0e, Adv. (If, vnepOe) from above.
be like (see CIKOJ}, Att. I

fao"t
"TOJ/)
;
pi.
faffifv (for loiaa/itr),
inf. eoircevai
(for koLKaai) ; Ep. 3 dual &KTOV (for lot'/faAtt. eiKfvai ; part. eoiKws, via., us,
|-vm]p6Tco,
f.
rjaca, to assist to
the utmost.
lengthd. pi.
is
nom.
eloncvidi
Att. dttdis, (ircvTa, drcos,

:
e-vimo>,
f.
iffoj,
(If, virvos) to rouse from sleep.
also used
by Horn.:
ejj-virvos, ov, (If, virvos) awakened out !virn.ao>, f. acu, to turn upside down.
of
sleep.
cvpei|rr]v, aor. I
med. of
vpca.
plqpf. kyKfiv, Ep. 3 pi. is also an Ep. pass, form 3 sing. rjiKro, I. to 6* or too /z'/te. augm. e'iKTO.
Ion. olica, as, e, part. OIKWS eoi/teffav ; of the plqpf. there
and without
II. to
of vp<u. of ww. ej-v<r\t.ai, pf. pass, : |-i}4>aiva), f. avw, to finish weaving, Lat. pertexere metaph. to complete, perfect. Hence j;\j4>acr}Aa, arcs, TO, a finished web. f. rjffofMii, to lead the way. |-'U(|n] yop.<u, iffca from ets) without, on the outE|O>, Adv. (If, as II. of Motion, outwards, away side, Lat./om.
|vpi]jjLat, pf. pass,
<
has 3 sing, toi/ee as impers., it is fiti. Homer also uses part, lotting, right, seemly. KWS as an Adj. meet, fitting, right; foiKon Kfirai
6e
wife,
is
^/ : Homer
6\e8pa> he lies in fitting ruin; fiuvTa O.KOITIS a suitable ' a help meet for him.' III. Att. to seem
likely,
seem ;
eoifce it
seems
us ZOIKC, as
it
seems, as
fitting.
ioncoTcos Att. etKOTCos Ion. OIKOTOJS, Adv. of part.

(oiKws, elKus, O'IKWS, similarly, like: reasonably, fairly, as was to be expected. coijxi, cots, cot, Ion. for firjv, tirjs, firj.
toto, Ep. for tov, gen. of eos. lots, dat. pi. of ios. sum. j-ois, Ep. for fiijs, 2 sing. opt. of et/ eoura, Dor. for louo'a, oi/aa, part. fem. of efyu
III. like ITOS, out of the country, Lat./oras. with gen., outside of, out of reach of; efcw @\u>v out of shot Proverb., cfa; TOU irrjXov TroSa %x fiv to keep clear of difficulties. 2. without, except. IV. of Time, beyond, over.
:
?w,
fut.
of
X<w-
e|oj8ir)Ka, pf.
of Ifoi5y.
c.
II. also
sum.
e<o0v, Adv. (egoj)from without,
/row
without the house.

f.
:
= efa>, without.
I
gen., If. So/zan/

I f <wo"a II. to
:
toXira, poet. pf. with pres. sense of f\n<a
plqpf.
a>\imv.
ov,
J;-a>0i>,
thrust out
wOrjaca and -a>o"cy : aor. Pass, to be thrust out.
to
Ep. for
fjv,
impf. of
elfii
sum ; but eov
Ion. for
thrust
ov, part. neut.
out of the sea, drive on shore. tjljcoKura, aor. i of If OIKI&.
eov,
nom. or
ace. neut. of 4os.

fieri,
JEOVTU,
Dor. for
pi.
of dpi sum.
From !u>Xeia, %, utter destruction. 2. 4j-u>\T)s, s, (If oAcuAa) utterly destroyed, ruined. act. most destructive, ruinous. II. of persons,
abandoned.
|&)|Jii8o-iroua,
>,
,
JfopYd, poet. pf. of e/>5cu ; 3 pi. Zopyav for eopyaffiv ; part, fopyws : Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. eopycc. loprdô) Ion. oprd^w, f. a<a : impf., with irreg.
f.
(Trotecu) the making of an Ifcyûs. tra;, ô 6ar^ z// ô the shoulder.

77,
From
augment, cwpraôv, and aor. I kwpraaa: (koprri): to keep festival or holiday : to celebrate by a festival. 'EOPTH', in Ion. Prose 6prT|, 17, a feast, festival,
holiday
eos,
;
tSos,
f),
(e,
a)/ôs)
wa's
vest without
sleeves, leaving
both shoulders bare, or with one sleeve, leaving one shoulder bare. -o>vop.ai, Dep. to buy off: generally, to buy. ej;-a>mos, ov, (ef, wif/) out of sight of, away from.
6a>irAio'|Avos,
pf. part. pass,
ov, (co for ov) II. possessive Adj. of 3 pers. sing., bis or her own.
657,
opT^v ayfiv to keep a feast. fov, Ion. and Ep. for os, tf,
in Poets after
of foTr\ifa.
Horn, also 3 pers. pi. their; 2 sing, thine. lovs, Boeot. for co, ov, gen. of 3rd pers. Pron. Pass, to glory or exult in. ,
,
-u>pidu>, (If, wpa) to leave out of thought, neglect. cj-upura, aor. I of If opifa.
cu>piii<7cu, 2 sing. pf. pass, of If oppifa.
an announcement, order.
2. as
Att.
II.
law-term, a denunciation, information. promise, an assurance : also the thing promised.

ir-aYY*AAco,
f.
From
pf.
l^-wpos, ov, (If, wpa) untimely : superannuated. i%S>pro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of If 6pvvfj.i. e|w<rat, aor. I inf. of !fcy0<fa>. ^wo-rr]S, ov, 6, (Ifwfo'a;) one who drives out : IfcD(TTO.I dvep.01 winds which drive ships ashore.
eAa
aor. I
:
Im^yyftAa
to tell,
act.
irj]yy\fea, pass. iTriJyycA^WK
proclaim, an-
nounce,
c.
make known.
2. to
ace. rei,
arpanav (irayyf\\(iv
Lat. imperare milites.
give orders, command : to order an army, 3. to denounce. 4. /o
240
II. demand, solicit, make application for a thing. 2. to Med. to promise, offer: rarely so in Act. make a show of, profess. Hence aTOS T O on announcement, promise.
>
> ,
lir-awos,
alvrj,
77, oV, only in fern, exceeding awful, dread.
tiraivrj,
strengthd. for
ir-aCp<o Ion.
I
and poet, eiraeipcj
fut.
tirapw
aor.
:
f.
-ayepw,
to
gather together,
collect
Pass., of
men,
to assemble.
Hence
poet, (traeipa : Pass., aor. I enTjpOrjv pf. to lift up, raise : to exalt, 2. (irrjpnai magnify. to stir up, rouse, excite: to induce or persuade to
frrfjpa
:
ira,Ypcris,
7r<ryT)V [a],
(cos, 77,
a gathering, assemblage.
ttr-8.ylvta>,
aor. 2 pass, of irrjyvvfu. Ion. for kitayca, to bring to.

f.
lir-a-yXai^,
iff& Att. to), to
honour
still
more
:*
II. intr. do. 2. (sub. kavrov), to rise up. Pass, to be roused, ex(sub. ffTpaTov}, to set out : cited : to be elated at a thing.
eiraurSov. Dor. for %tratov, impf. of valuta.

eir-aur0avo|juu,
f.
Pass, to pride oneself on, exult in a thing.

f.
, :
-aiadr^ffo/Mi
:
aor.
2 -riaOofJirjv
770*0;,
to
watch or brood over.

:
Dep.
gen.
that.
:
to
c.
have a perceptiom or feeling of a thing,

c. part,
c.
to bring or lead aor. 2 eirrjyayov o> f. 2. to lead on, to set on, let loose : bring upon. hence to instigate, impel : metaph. to bring one to a 3. to lay on ; stray civ nevrpov thing, lead one on.
to,
ace. to perceive, learn
to perceive
tTT-aiaxrto Att. -acrcra> or
-aVrto
fut. -a'ica
Att.
-aor.
Med.,
prize.
Pass.,
to
rush at or upon:
to lay on, apply the goad; eiraye yvdOov lay your in aid. teeth to it. 5. 4. to bring in, supply, call 6. to bring to bring in a bill or lawsuit, propose. in over and above : to add or intercalate days in the
eiraia.ffOai
II.
df6\ov
to assail, assault, attack: to rush upon, seize the
tTraaofiv trooa to
firatffaovTai the
(e7Tai'o>)
move the
foot hastily:
X f ?P fS
ir-durTOS, ov,
hands move violently. heard of, discovered, [of]

Dep.
to
year.
II.
Med.
to
bring
to oneself,
oneself : metaph. to devise, contrive. on oneself. 3. to bring in as allies
procure for 2. to bring

writing, to
ashamed of or
Tr-aiTi>,
f.
ir-<uor)cuvo|Ji,ai, at.
770-0;,
f.
fut.
ai.o"xyv6r}0'op.a.i,
be
in
to
ask in addition
to solicit.
adduce, quote,
ttrdi'^fayi],
f],
cite.
Hence
to or in
:
6ir-aiTtdo|Jiau,
a bringing on,
attack. II. in Logic, the particular examples, so as to lead to an universal conclusion, the
II.
an invasion, against Tr-aiTios, bringing a number of
aaofjLai [a], Dep. to bring one, accuse : to lay to one's charge.
a charge
ov, (ITTI, atria)
blamed for a
iffca
:
thing,
blam-
argument from induction.

(emr/cu)
f.
able, culpable. 67T-ULOJ contr.

2. to
6TT-qua
f.
to hear, perceive,
ttriiywyos, 6v,
of.
bringing
on, productive feel.

fessor.
understand.
f.
3. to profess, be
a pro-
tempting, seductive.
t<roficu
ir-3Y&>viop,ai,,
Att. tovfiai, Dep. to con-
Tr-aici>ptw,
770-0;,
to
keep in suspense
:
Pass, to be
tend against others.

7r-aY<>vios, ov, (eiri, ay day) presiding over the games. f. -ao-o/wu : cir-aSto Ion. and poet. liraeiSco /a
:
buoyed up or float upon

Tr-a!coXoi>0ea),
f.
770*0;,
also to overhang, threaten. to follow close upon, follow

2. to follow in
after: to pursue as
an enemy.
one's
2. to lead the song. II. to sing to or over. ting to, so as to charm : hence to use charms or incantations ; part. cirafiScav, by incantations.
mind, understand.
3. to follow, obey.
4iraKoXov0T)[xa, paTos, TO, eTraKoXov0T|cris, eas, r>, a following.

:
Hence a consequence : and
4ir-astpa>, Ion. and poet, for eiraipfa. ir-ao>, to make to grow, enlarge.
c'iraOov, aor. 2 of TtaG\<a.
listen or
CTraxovos, ov, ((iraKova}) listening to, attentive. aor. I tirrjtcovGa lir-aKOva), f. -aKovjOftai attend to. II. to listen to, obey.
Tf-aKpta>,
f.
to
Tf-a0poiu>,
f.
oca, to
assemble besides.
:
era;,
to
-G),
f.
,
<u,
to
mourn over
to join in wailing.
TOJV ftrrjKpifff
he reached the highest point

f.
reach the top of a thing alpa.in deeds of

;
f. ffca,
(Inrt, alyis 2) to
rush upon or over.

:
blood.
:
fut. -aiSeffOrja-ofjLai
aor. i -ydeaOijv
:
crr-aKpod.O}xcu,
ao*o/â/i [a],
Dep.
to
hearken
to.
to be
ashamed:
*)s,
c.
ace. to reverence.
(eiraiveo}) praise
7Taive:Tis,
f],
and
IJT-
7r-<uvTT]S, ov, 6,
a proiser,
eulogist.
iraKTTip, ripos, o, (eTra-yoj) a hunter, a huntsman. ir-aKTtos, a, ov, (kiri, d/rrr}) on the strand or coast. liraicTos, ov, (iTraô;) brought on or in from abroad,
iraivTos, 77, 6v, to be praised, praiseworthy : TO aiveTov the object of praise. Adv. TO)S. From
ir-cuvea>
(irrjveaa.
:
imported.
titious.
2.
foreign,
(iTrcr/a;)
strange,
alien,
adven-
fut.
cffca
:
Att.
<rofj.at
Ep.
770-0;
aor.
tiraicTpts, toos,
77,
a small row-boat,
skiff.
Pass., aor. I ITTT?pf. tirr/wca : to approve, sanction : c. dat. vtQrjv : (tiri, aiveca) pers. to agree with, assent to : to commend,
Ep.
-770-0
Tr-aXaXati>,
f.
6TraXaXKjxV,
through, over. ir-SX(trTco,
raise the war-cry. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of cTraAfô;.

(a>, to
praise,
ir-aXdo|xai, aor.
I tTraXrjOrjv,
Dep.
(o
wander
about,
eulogize.
bid.
2.
Trapaiveca, to advise,
ciraivSj
recommend,
H.
in
declining an offer,
benigne ; KO.\\KJT
irawi]jjit,
/ thank you, Lat. I thank you very kindly.
f. 770*0;,
to be troubled at a thing. to stop
TT-aXYo,
anointing.
f.
770-0;,
f.
Aeol. for eiraiveu.
7r-aXCc{)a,
to grieve over. to smear over tyo3,
up by
4'ir-cuvos, 6, (CJH, au/os)
approval, commendation.
241
iT-3\it-a>,
f.
grjffu, to
ivard, keep
off":
II. to defend, aid, help. aor. 2 inf. 47raAaAe?i', Ep. -c/êj'.

I
Travaj3Xir]S6v,
Adv.
(eTrai/ajSdAXcu)
thrown over an-
other garment.
ir-ava{3odo>,
f.
part, of cir-a\ao/j,ai. 6Tra\T)9ir), 3 sing. aor. I subj. of eir-aXdofiai. eir-aX-rjOevco, f. oca, to prove true, verify. Tr-a\TjS, es, (tiri, dAea) open to the sun, sunny, [a]
iraXT)9eCs, aor.
rjaoftai, to cry
inf.
out at a thing.
liravayayeiv, aor. 2
tTf-a.va.yK'ifo,
TT-5,va.yKT)S,
f.
es,
of liravdyca. daca, to compel by force. (tiri, dvdyttr)) only used in neut.

2.
TT-aXKT|S, es,
(lirt, dAtfj?) stout,
strong.
GTraXXayh, f], (iTraAAdcrcra;) interchange, exchange. cir-aXXd, Adv. = eâAAa^, crosswise, alternately.
I
.
e-rrdvayKts (sub. eo"ri), it is necessary. also as Adv. on compulsion ; cirdvayKfs

:
neut.
/co/icDj/res
iT-aXXa<r<ra) Att. -TTO>

Pass., aor.
:
fut.
dcu
pf.
rjXXa.'xa
:
-r/AAa-y/ucu
pf. -r]\Xd)(0rjv, aor. 2 -r]\\dyijv [a] A> change over, interchange ; iro\fj,oio
wearing long hair by law. tTf-a,v&yopV(a, to proclaim publicly : aor. 2 av/jyayov tTf-avayto, f. dca
:
v. evaveiirov.
:
to
bring up,
II.
stir up, excite.
2. to exalt, elevate.
to
to
TTfipap eira\\davT(s making the tug of war go now this way, now that, i. e. fighting with doubtful victory
:
lead or one.
to
draw back:
III. intr. to
bring back, withdraw, retreat.

sea
:
to
to
refer
to
IV.
sea
Pass, to be closely joined.

eir-dXXir]Xos, ov,
(tfii,
put ships
out
to
Pass,
to
put
dAAiyAcuy) one upon another
against.
V. Pass,
to
be carried to a place.
continuous.
Tr-dX|ji,6vos, ov,
Hence
syncop. aor. 2 part, of l<pdAAo/u.
irtavaiydtyi], 77, a sailing out against, a naval atII. a recall, return. tack. ir-avci8nrXda>, to redouble, reiterate questions.
4-jT-avaOedojJiai, f. daopai [a], Dep. to see again. Med. to lift one against ir-avaipG>, to lift up :
iraX|is, ecus, rj, (kiraXôj) a means of defence : battlement, a parapet : generally, a defence, protection. eir-aX'nvos, ov,
(eTrt, dXirviaros} happy. tfraXro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of k(f)d\\ofj.ai. Ti-aXw<rTir]S, ov, 6, (km, dAodcu) one who drives the
the other
oxen in threshing.
67r-5(j.dojjLat,
f.
Pass, to rise up. : 4ir-avdicin,cu, Pass, to be laid
upon
as a penalty.
rja'ofjiai
Ep. aor.
Med.
to
scrape together for
fira^rjffdfnjv : oneself, heap tip to-
TC-a,va.KXa,yya.v(&, to give tongue again Med. to TT-avaKpovo>, to drive back:
gether.
67ra(Ji|3aTT|p, Typos, o, poet, for firava^drrjs,
lir-avaKviTTCi),
f.
i^cw,
to
and again. draw back. have an upward directip
(knava-
tion.
/3atVcu)
rrjpes tions.
one that rises upon; voaoi aapitGjv 7ra/t/3amaladies growing on the flesh, leprous erup-
eir-avaXajxpdvw, sume, repeat.

etr-avaXi<TKCi>,
f.
-Arôficu, to take
again, re-
7r-ap,eipco,
change from comes in turn to men.

.
Med. to ^cu, to exchange, barter: one to another ; VIKT) l7ra/iet/3ercu dvSpas

f.
f. -avaXuffoj, to consume besides. to continue waiting, stay juei/a), 67r-ava|Ava>, f. II. to wait for one. on.
ov, Aeol. for (<p-rjufpos. Tr-a|Ap,6vos, Ion. for k^rjfiîevos, pf. pass. part, of
((pdlTTOJ.
eiT-aji|JL6v<o,
tion
TT-ava[JufivT|O'Ka>, again to one.
f.
fj.vr)aca,
to
remind one
of,
men-
-ir-avavoto,
f.
waw,
lir-avcvTravw,
f.
to renew, revive. aw, to make to rest upon
Med.
to
poet, for
Tr-avapevoj.
rest
upon.
f.
tirap,otj3a5i3,
-rrd}AOi|3ios, ov,
Adv. (enafj.d@ca) alternately. and ftT5.\i.oif}6s, ov, (k-naîôS) in

in exchange. aor. 2 kirf)iJ,Tn<r)(ov, inf. aju<pe<o
:
:
ir-avaiTT|8d,
770*0)
or rjaofiai, to leap upon.

;
turn, one
upon another
,
eir-avairXco), f. -irAeuaojucu TtXwooj: to sail up against.

the surface.
;
Ion.
tiravairXww,
II. to float
ill
f.
upon
f.
firavairXufi vp.lv eTrea Kaitd
"/
to
put on
besides, or over all
to over-
floats up, rises to the tongue.
III. to sail
language back
wrap.
irajJL'uvT<op, opos, o,
ir-a(iijvco,
f.
again.
a helper, defender.
From
assist.
vvw, to come to aid, defend,

to),
TT-ajji<}>pco, for firava<pepa}.
in the air (sub. eir-avappiinrco and -o, to throw up favrov) to spring high in the air. iravd<ruris, ecus, 77, a brandishing of weapons.
lir-a}jL(j)OTptâ), fut. iaoj Att. to be inclined to both sides, to to halt between two opinions.
(CTT/,
dôrepos)
From
6ir-avaoreta>,
f.
play a double
UTTIJV.
game
oca, to lift
ecus,
T),
iiravdoToa-ts,
against,
:
(tiraviaTrjfjii)
up and shake, to brandish. a rising up
irav, Conjunct., later
form of
:
an
insurrection.
upon, mount on horseback.

f.
med. of (iravio'TTJÎ. f. intr. to turn back upon, re\[/<a, wheel round, return to the charge. e-rr-avapdXXco, pf. -@{&\7)Ka on or over : Med. to put on. II. in Med., also, ir-avaT6iva>, f. -TCVOJ, to hold up towards ; iiravato put off. delay. Tfivfiv (Xirioas to hold out hopes. f. -j3i/3d<rcu Att. -&t0w to Causal of aor. I -avtreiXa -n--avo.J3i!3aci>, (ir-avareXXo), f. -avareXw II. intr. to rise up, rise, of the ivcij, to make to mount upon. lift up, raise.
6<n--avap<uvo>,
f.
-prjaofuu
:
pf.
-@f0T)Ka
to get
irava<rrf](rop,ai, fut.
II. to
go up
:
inland.
to
ir-avacprp<!>a>,
:
-jSaAu)
throw
sist
Med.
to
242
sun
;
e naprva)
fvavTf\\(vv
f.
xpwos
the time which
is
coming
to
light, the future.

ir-avaTC0Tfi|Jii,
-e-fjffca, to
lay upon.
with Art., 6 firdvea irvpyos the tipper tower. Hence of Time, before. irdvc>0v, poet. -06, Adv. from above, above:
II.
ol lir.
to throw back upon ir-ava4>ep(i> poet. eir-ap.<|>epa>, 2. to put into the acanother, ascribe or refer to.
men offormer
7r-d|tos, ov,
time.
and
:
count.
II. Pass. bring back a message. to be borne up, rise, as an exhalation. in accomir-ava<|>ij(rda>, f. rjaoj, to play on the flute
3. to
ing
of, c.
:
gen.
f.
a, ov, (tiri, d'tos) worthy, deservabsol. worthy, meet. 2. worth men-
tioning
Adv. -taw.
wffca, to
Hence
think worthy, think right,
expect, believe. d(uv) upon an axle.
c. inf.,
cir-ai-ioo),
paniment. eir-avaxa>po,
turn.
Lat. dignor.
f.
II. to
Jj
ffoj >
to
back again, retreat, re-
ir-a(j6vios, ov, (Ifft,
Hence
lir-dveifu, to
arise.
iravaxwpT]cris, f&s, "n, a return, retreat. II. to go back, return.
go
up,
6Tnieo, Dor. 2 sing. aor. I med. of irr)^vvp.i. iiraotS-fi, 57, (iTraetScu) poet, and Ion. for iira>5rj. eirdoiSos, 6, poet, for CTrcySos. 6ir-3iriAc0, f. -fjffca, to hold out a threat to one
to
irav6ivai, firaveis, aor. 2 inf. and part, of firavirjfJLi. irav6tirov, aor. 2, to proclaim or promise openly :
add
threats, to threaten besides. ir-airo8vop,<u, Med. to strip and set to

f.
work
at a
the pres. in use
firavafopfva}. ir-avipo(xat, Ion. for knavfpofjiai. -nav\0iv, eirav\0a>v, aor. 2 inf.
is
thing.
cir-airoOviritrKw,
and
part,
of
fir-
cir-airoirviYco,
airfirviyrjv [t].
f.
f a>, to choke besides
Oavovftai, to die with or after. : aor. 2 pass, iir-
eipojxai, to question îr-avepo|j,ai Ion. again : generally, to question.

:
again and
ir-<iiTTO),
eir-airiJto,
Ion. for lâTrrcw. Dor. for ktrrfnvw.

f),
cir-avepxofxat, f. -f\fvffoiMii : Dep., with aor. 2 act. to go back, -rj\6ov, pf. -f\rj\vOa (cf. cpxofMi) : II. to go up, asreturn : to go over, pass over.
ir-apd Ion. eir-aprj, Hence imprecation.
(tiri,
dpd) a solemn curse,

:
cend.
ir-av"fjK<o, to
Dep.
have come back, return.
to bloom, be in
eir-apaojjiai : f. dffofjiai Ep. rjffojjiai ; pf. TTr)pd(j.ai : to imprecate curses upon ; eirapdaOai \6yov
f.
:
to utter an imprecation.
ir-apapicrK(i>,
to fit
ir-av0ta>, a salt crust
the cheeks
flower: metaph. of forming upon a surface, or of down on generally, to be upon the surface, appear
f.
170-0;,
k-ndpaca
aor. I
firijpffa,
to fit to
cirdprjpa,
6ir-
or upon, fasten to.

dpftevos,
ov.
I part,
II. intr. in pf.
med.
well: part, k-naprjpws, close-fitting: so also

T),
plainly. ir-av0Cco,
f.
iffca
Att.
to),
(firi,
flowers
with.
generally, to
make
to
dvOos) to deck with abound, to cover over
etrdpas, aor.
of
(ira-ipa.
f.
eTT-apdcro-w Att. -TTCO,
^cy, to
dash
to.
irav0paict86s, <w, at, small fi<h for frying. ir-av0pa,Kico, f. aca, to broil on the coals.
From
eirdparos, ov, (iTrapdo/iat) laid under a curse. lir-dpYjJios, ov, (km, dpyepos) of the eye, with a
white speck over
ir-apTjYo>,
f.
it.
ir-avu]fu, f. -avrjcrca, to let go back, relax, disII. intr. with miss. gen., to relax from : to flag.
7T-avur6o>,
rise.
f.
ir-dpY^pos, ov,
cu,
(firi,
II. metaph. dim, obscure. dpyvpos) overlaid with silver.
to
come
to aid, help.
Hence
ojoca, to
f.
make
equal, put on a par.
eirdpTjîs, ecus,
17,
help, aid.
:
up again: to make to with aor. 2 act. -avfarrjv, pf. avfffrijKa, intrans. to stand up after or at the bidrise ; of generally, to stand up, ding of another
ir-avwm]|ju,
-arrjffQ}, to set
II. Pass.,
:
eirapT]pa, -etv, intr. pf. and plqpf. of (irapapiffKOJ. ir-apio'Tpos, ov, (firi, dpiortpos) on the left hand
left-handed,
awkward, French gauche.
things, to be high, elevated.
2. to rise
up against
one, revolt.
ir-avop06o>,
f.
From irdpK60TS, coos, 17, aid, help, succour. to ward off", ir-apKea), f. faca : aor. I inrjpurjffa : 2. c. ace. rei only, to rtvi TI something from one.
hinder, prevent. 3. c. dat. pers. only, to help, aid, III. II. to supply, furnish, impart. protect. Hence absol. to be sufficient, enough.
eirapicoiJVTtos,
woo)
augm. tenses with double
firrjvdupOovv, aor. I fm)vpOajffa, etc.: to set up, set upright : to set up again : generally, to
augm., impf.
amend, improve.
eirav6p0&xris,
ecus,
Hence a correcting : amendment. 77,
Adv.
pres. part., sufficiently.
irdpp,evos, Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of (irapapiffKQ), wellfitted, well-prepared. ir-dpovpos, ov, (Irrt,
ir-avTA\a>, poet, and Ion. for firavaTf\\ca. wr-avTirjs, (s, (firi, dvra) up-hill, opp. to KardvTrjs. ir-avTida>, f. daw, to fall in with, meet.
7r-avT\(),
f.
dpovpa) on the
soil,
attached to
-qaca,
to
pump
over
to
pour over
to
Pass, to be overflowed or filled. ir-avT;w, f. vaca [C], to complete:
the soil as a serf, Lat. adscriptus glebae. Pass., ^>o/3cs lir-apTcuo, f. rjaoj, to hang on or over : fitrjprrjrai fear hangs over, impends.
ir-apTT|S, es, (firi, dpTfca) ready, equipped. II. lir-apTVO) and -aprvvco, to fit or fix on. Med. to prepare for oneself. to get ready, prepare :
Med.
the
procure
:
for.
dvw, Adv.
(firi,
dVcu) above,
on
upper side
243
a prefecture, province. From eir-apxos, ov, (km, dpx*?) a commander: a governor of a country, prefect. a>, to be an (irapxos, governor of a 7r-dpx<>, f. 2. to rule in addition to one's own doprovince.
7,
6ir-a4>avcHvo(Juu, Pass, to be dried up, worn out. eir-a<j>dcj, f. 770-0;, to touch on the surface, stroke.
6Tra<J>T|, 77, (kifafydoj)
ir-a<J>tT]|xt,
f.
-atprjaa}, to
aoj, to
a touch, handling. throw at a thing
to let
loose upon.
6-Tr-a(j>pi<>,
f.
minions.
afresh
;
:
II.
Med.
eirdpxofj.ai, to begin
anew,
foam up
or on the surface:
me-
again
kirdpgaaOai Seirdeaoiv to begin with the cups generally, to supply, distribute.

<*
taph. to babble, divulge.

6Tr-cuj>p68lTOs, ov, (km, 'A<ppooirr)) lovely, fascinating, Lat. venustus. t'lr-a^tJo-o-a), f. vffca [6], to pour over or in addition.
cirapwyos,
(kirapijôi)
a helper, aider.
cirapco'vovv, impf. of irapoivta. 6TTao-dp]v, aor. I of irareoficu.

6ir-ao-K6o>,
f.
rjao)
finish carefully.
tise,
aor. I -fjaferjffa II. to adorn.
to
labour
III. to
practise oneself in, cultivate.
6irax0T)S, (s, (km, d'xtfos) heavy, ponderous : oppressive, grievous. 67r-dx0o}JLat, Pass, to be distressed at a thing. prac6ir-axXiJCO, f. ucro; [D], (km, dx^vs) to be obscure.
at,
6tr-a<rcrvT6pos, a, ov, (km, one after another.
aaGov) one upon another,
6iraxvv0T]v, aor. I pass, of eiTedv, Ion. for kirrjv.
vaxwcu.
lowing
iracrcruTpo-Tpij3TJs, (s, (ktiaaovrfpos, rpi&<u) folclose one on the other.

f.
6TTpaXov,
enep-irjv,
aor. 2 of kmfidXXo}.
I
kivkâ-a, aor. 2 and
of kmfiaivca.
to lighten upon, flash. eir-aa-TpdiTTO), ifia, 6ir-9iTTa>, Att. for 67TcuWa>, q. v.
6irpi<ov, aor. 2 of frnftioca (as eirepptcra, aor. I of kmftpiQca.

M),
f.
if
from
kmffiojfjii).
Med. to call upon. eir-avSdo), f. -fjaoj, to say besides : 6iraij07]v or iraiJcr0T]v, aor. I pass, of Trat'cw.
6ir-auXo, f. rjaoj to play the flute on the flute.
ir-avAio}iai,
ters at a place.
f.
:
daofMLL [a], to
laugh
at, deride.
ITTO,
,
pf. pass. eirr]v\r]fj.ai
(km, avXos)
f.
3 plqpf. pass, of kmypdô). -fycpw, to awaken, rouse up: to excite:
to,
accompany :
Pass, to be played
Pass, to be roused, rise : kirk-yptro, kirfypofj-fvos, II. in3 sing. ind. and part. Ep. aor. 2 pass.
trans. in pf. part. act. kireyprjyopcus, awake. 6w, f. eVo), to bring a charge against.
>,
IffOfUU,
Dep. to take up one's quar-
ir-avXis, ecus, 77, (km, auAts) a place to pass the night in : quarters. 6ir-avAos, o, (kiri,av\r)) plur. HiravXoi, of, and eirav\a, rd, a fold for cattle generally, a dwelling, home. eir-av|dva> or lir-aula), f. avgrjaca, to increase, en:
f.
if>ca,
to
f. o*eu,
to
snap up, devour. give an order or signal to

-
others.
3
,
sm g,
aor 2 P ass -
aor. 2 o
large,
augment
Pass, to
grow,
increase.
see k-jreyfipca n.
eiravpeiv Ep.
6ir-avpo,
= eiravpicrKOfJiai.
77,
-}Av,
aor. 2 inf.
-n-6Ypop.evos, Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of ki 6(^ to P our * n upon or in addition.
cir-avpeo-is, fas,
(kiravpiffKOfJiai) the fruit, result
of a. thing: enjoyment, fruition.

eir-atipiov, Adv., for kn' avpiov,
Ion. for kire5(ia, aor. I aor. i
on the morrow.
firavpia/tca
irB60T]v, aor.
cireBpT),
77,
I pass,
ir-avp<rico|juu,
take,
Dep. (the Act.

:
occurs
ir8pajxov, aor. 2 act.

Ion. for
eirtSvv, aor. 2 of emSvca. ire0ir]Ka, aor. I of kmriOrjui.
lirei Ep. also 6iriT|, (km) Conjunct. : TIME, after that, when: from the time when. OF CAUSE, since, seeing that, for that.
I.
only once, and the simple avpiaitca or avpiaicofJiai, to fut. kiravprjao/Mti is not in use) aor. 2 act. (iT7)vpov Dor. knavpov, 3 sing. subj. kiravprj, inf. eir:
avpfw Ep.
-tftev : aor. 2 med. fTnjvpo/Aijv, Ep. 2 sing, to partake of, subj. kiravprjat, 3 pi. -<uvrat : enjoy a share of: to reach, touch : Med. to reap the fruits
OP
II.
III. kirel
of a thing, whether good or bad, c. gen. more freq. in bad sense, iva vavres (iravpoji/rai 0acri\f)os that all may have a benefit of their king ; otto fuv tiravpr]aca6ai I think he will feel the consequences. 2. c.
:
dp,
when
I
7Tt apa, then.
when
3.
f.
kvd
then, since then. irep since really.
2.
67m ovv
ace. to bring upon oneself. Trdv<rov, aor. I imperat. of eiravca irav<ras, part. to make a -ir-avTd), f. -f)0<a, to shout at a thing
: :
ca: impf. 777764701' Ep. firciyov: aor. Pass., fut. med. kirfiofjiai (in pass, sense) : 77Jreta Pass. to press upon, weigh down : aor. I qireixQ'riv
'EIIEITn,
:
'
to be
noise beside,
[y]
tir-aVTOcjxipw, Adv., for fir' avTO<J>upiv, Lat. in ipso furto, in the very theft or very act. ir-avxvios, ov, (km, avxty} on or for the neck. ir-avxi>, f. 170-0;, to boast of, exult in.
ir-oiJfc>, f.
2. to press bard, press upon, weighed down. It to drive on, urge forward, hasten, in pursuit. hurry on : Med. to urge on for oneself: Pass, to haste to do: also absol., to hasten, hurry, speed: part.
tirfiy6fjLvos as Adj., swift, impetuous, eager. Pass, to make haste. intrans.
III.
6TTi8-dv, Conjunction
as, after that.
(kirtiSf)
dv) whenever, so soon
-avow
[0], to
shout over or upon.
244
tirsL-8T|, (ffrci
or))
Conjunction,
because
:
I.
since, after that,

that, really, since
Lat postquam.
so
II.
of Time, of Cause,
since
after.
2.
come
into or enter besides
of things, to
be imported.
TTLO-<j)pT]0-a, aor. I Of TTlff(ppQ}. cir-eiCTKVKXeco, f. rjaoj, to roll in or on besides. From eireuroSios, ov, coming in besides, episodic.
seeing
since,
7r<-i8T)irep,
now.
see.
cir-eiSov, inf. emSftv, aor. 2 without pres. in use (t(popd(u being used instead), to look upon, behold, 2. to continue to see, to live to see : to ex-
eTT-eio-oSos, ov,
a coming
trairjaca, to
in besides,
an entrance.
7r-nraia>,
f.
burst in. leap in upon.

:
perience. liriT| or CTrel

7T61T),
ir-6io"inrj8a,a),
77,
f.
foca or
rjaofjtai, to
:
Adv. since
certainly.
eTT-cicrirCiTTa),
f.
3 Sing. Opt. Of
f.
<TTl/J.t.
or burst
upon
-TrcaoGfiai to burst in.
aor. 2 -eireaov
to fall
ir-iKaf o>,
aca, to
make
like to a
thing
odfJiapTa
lir-eunrXeo),
at, attack.
f.
-TrXevaopai, to sail in after

-oiffa), to
to sail
I T7)vo' circiftdfav Kvpai ; right in supposing her his wife? II. generally, to conjecture, infer, con-
am
clude; us or
off' eireiKdffal
so far as one
may
guess.
6TTIKV,
firrjv.
7TIK, Or
1Tl K6V,
TTl
K, Ep.
for
lir-eujJii,
iriXij<j>a, -ijjjifjuu, pf. act. and pass. inf. (ireivai impf. ITTT^J/ : fut.
:
(eTTt, etyiu
sum}
to be
upon or
at.
II.
to be
j \
bring in besides or after: to bring in for oneself. -rr-6ur4>pa>, f. rjffca, to introduce besides. ir-tTa, Adv. (eiri, ira) marks the Sequence of one thing upon another thereupon, thereafter, then, Lat. deinde. II. when a clause precedes it is I. when a partic. of Time goes beemphatic:
ir-6iox|>ep&>,
f.
entail
upon
Med.
to
upon, be fixed upon : of rewards and penalties, to be III. of Time, to be hereafter : to be imposed. IV. to be set over, Lat. coming on, to impend. V. to be added, be over and above. praeesse.
eir-cifju, inf.
/,
fore, then
eTretS?)
Gtyaipr) ireiprjaavro, djpx*ia6riv 877
6JifiTa
when they
finished playing at
ball,
then they
IrrteVat
:
Ep. impf.
firrjia,
:
as, e, 3 pi.
then surely ; ci 8' crfdv of) apa or) TOI etrcira Oeol <pptvas w\(dyopeveis, ! oav if so, then of a surety have the gods infatuated
danced.
2. after et,
eirf,ffav
1
fut.
(Iff/, ftfit
towards:
to
come
med. part. to go or come to or ibo} : upon: absol. to come near, apemciaoâi

aor. I
thee.
III.
Interrog.,
when the
question
is
1. to come against, attack; ol entovrcs proach. the invaders, assailants. 3. of events, to come
upon
one, overtake.
rjnepa the
4. to
come on
;
the stage.
like 6
II.
77
of Time, to come on or after, to follow, succeed;

firiovffa.
the first comer:

to traverse,
emwv, coming day rvywv, TO imov what occurs to one. III.

I
founded on some supposition, after TTWS; et p.lv ST) Zrapov ye /fcAevere // avTbv t\ea6ai, TTO)S av eVetr' how can I in such a case forget 'Oovafjos \.a&oifJLTjv Ulysses ? In Att., it begins the sentence, in an ironical IV. then, therefore, much sense, And so? Indeed? like ovv. V. and yet, nevertheless, still. VI. with the Article, the following, the future ; o eTretra the time to come. Xpovos
;
pass ovfr.
V. to
:
go over,
inf.
i.e.
count over.
eire-T, or
eim-TOi,
i.
im
f.
TC, since,
for
that, because.
Tr-iviJjJii,
Ion. for ecpevvvî
med.
eiretvucrOcu,
TT6iTv, Ion. for fTTfira, thereupon, thereafter.

6ir-6Kpaivu,
in truth, since truly. -{3r)0o{Mi, to go out upon, disembark. out to aid. Tr-KJ3oif)66c), f. rjffca, to rush ir-6[<8tKacrKc), f. dca, to teach in addition.
e. (Tret TOI, for
Ion. for
(pvvva0cu.
eirei-Trep, for tvfi irep, Conj. since really, seeing that. ir-iirov, aor. 2 without pres. in use, to say besides:
to say
of another
inf. eireiireiv, part. (Treiirojv.
eircipa, aor. I of irfipca. CTmpOjjUU, Ion. for eirfpofMi.
6Tr-6K8tif)Yc|jLai,
7Tic8po|ji,T),
rj,
Dep.
to
(iTre/cSpa/xetV, aor. 2
explain besides. of
impf. of
CTr6tpu(ra[ievos, Ion. aor. I part. med. of firepvo}. impa>a<ro, Ion. 3 pi. impf. of -rreipdofjtai.
an excursion or expedition against.

ire;caTO, Ion. for fireiffivTO, 3
pi.
firiitcifAai.
TTlpCdTa>, Ion. for tlKpCaTCiQ}.

cir-eipwTTjpia, TJCTIS, Ion. for eirfpwTTjfia, -rjais. im<ra, aor. i of irtiOca.
(*?" flffdyca) a bringing in bea means of bringing or letting in. tir-sioxiKTOS, ov, (fTT/, flffdyoj) brought in from abroad, alien : imported, foreign.
i 4ir-6icrfi'ya>Y n, ^>
ir-Kiva, Adv., for ITT' !e?ra, on yonder side of, beyond; ol e-neKfiva EixppaTov those beyond the Euphrates ; TO fTTfKfiva Att. Tovireiteiva, the part be2. of Time, yond ; Td eireicftva the parts beyond.
ot tiretcfiva
!
sides.
II.
\povoi the times beyond or before, earlier
times.
ir-6io-paiv(i>, intr. to
f.
firjaofjuai, to
go
into
upon:
to enter.
II.
tr-6to-j3aXXo),
f.
-/3aAa>, to
pour
into besides.
invade again.
eTreio-pdTrjs, ov, o, (iTrcia&aivca) an additional passenger, supernumerary on board ship, [a]
come on besides : to come on the stage. ir-6ia-6ip,i, e-n--urepxop,ai, Dep., with aor. 2 act. -rjXOov, pf. -t \rj\vOa to come in upon or over : to come in
to
:
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of 67rte\oftat. I of fTrtKf\\oj. I of (mfteipca. ir-K0w, f. Ofvaofjiai, to rush out against. lireicXaxrav, circKXaxravro, 3 pi. aor. I act. and med. of (TriK\6j6a}. eir-cKirCvca, f. -THO/ICII, to drink off" after. tir-tKirXoos contr. -icirXovs, o, a sailing out
irKKXTO,
4TTKX(ra, aor. irKp<ra, aor.
against, an attack by sea.
245
), f.
-revu,
to stretch out,
lengthen
Pass.
to extend beyond: also to reach out towards, grasp at. S.OT. 2 -etdpafJiOV TT-KTpXCO, f. fKOpafJ.OVJMl
'.
Pass, to have on over. ir-6v8iva>, to put on over : irViK<u, Ion. for fircveyKai, aor. I inf. of em(pepca.
(from obsol. Spc^cw) cne, rush out to attack.

:
to
rush out upon or against

carry out far.
ir-6K<j>pco,
f.
-oiffoj, to
f.
ir-6KXwpo,
-qaoj, to
advance next or
e
after.
6TT\aJ3eTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 nied. of ireXa06p/r]v, aor. 2 med. of ku
of fwiv(fjLca. of invfvoj. eirVT|Vov, impf. of etrivrjvtaj. 6ir-VT)vo0, (eiri. evr)vo6f~) 3 sing, pf., with no pres. firfvcdca in use there has grown upon, there is or was upon ; used three times by Horn. \f/0v?j eirev6irVL|xa, aor.
I
cirevevcra, aor.
From eireXao-is, ecus, 77, an attack, assault. ir-eXativa> : f. -tXaaca Att. eAcu : aor. I -c\r}XaKa Pass., pf. -eXrjXauai 3 sing, plqpf. to drive upon: to lead on or against. ATfAaro:
pf.
: :
rjvoOe Xdxvrj thin

eirf'
downy
hair gretv thereon; ovXr)

pile
eTTCvrjvoOe Xd^vrj a thick

tiia
warm
was on
it: c. ace.,
2.
seemingly intr. (sub. arparuv}, to march against: also to sail against : to II., to beat out thin charge. upon, as a plate of metal on a shield. 7rcAeiJ3ov, impf. of emXeipoj. tTT\\etiTTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of iri\fiirci}. Tr\T|KOV, impf. of f1Tl\TjKf(a.
deovs eirfvrjvoOfv aiev IOI/TOS such as appertains to the gods. eirevTjtra, aor. i of \mvko) (A).
ir-v0pwo-Ka), f. -ev0opovfMi aor. 2 -eveOopov, inf. to leap upon ; fiievOpwffKfiv avca to leap -ev9opeTv
: :
up
into.
6iTv0<ov, Dor. aor. 2 part.
ir6VTa0is, aor.
ir-VTavt>o>,
f.
I pass. part.
TT\T)XaTO, 2
sing, plqpf. pass,
vata [y], Ep. for fircvrdvo:, to stretch
1T6\T|Xv0a, pf. Of (TTfpXOfJ-ai.

eireX-rjo-a, aor. l
of
inf.
finXrjOdvct}.
6Tr6X0iv, aor. 2
of
tTre
ir-eXtcrcra>, *Tr-t\Ku>, Ion. for
upon, bind fast to. ir-VTiv<o, f. -tvT(v>, to stretch upon or over; part, aor. I pass. tn^vraQds stretched upon his sword. II. intr. to press on : to gain ground, of a report.
cir-cvreXXw, to command besides. ir-VTUto and -evruvto, to get ready, equip: Med. to train oneselffor a thing. intr. to march out. ir-d,Yco, to lead out an army:
poet. aor. 2 f. oca, to bring to hope, buoy up with hopes, cheat with false hopes. f \irifa. II. to hope, 4ir-6Xirop.au Ep. Tri-cXirop.ai, Dep. to have hopes
^w,
of, to
hope
generally, to expect.
Hence
,
en-ejxdvifjv [a], aor. 2
Tre|jidcr<raTO,
7r-6jjipttS6v,
-sing.
of eTrt/xcuVo^cu. Ep. aor. I of (iri/j,aiofj.ai.

step, ascendingly. aor. 2 eirevefirjv, part. ITT:
a drawing out against, lengthening.

-cgifvai
:
inf.
impf. fir(yeiv
II. to
to
go
out
Adv. step upon
against an enemy.
secute.
III.
e/x/3ds
7r-en,paivco, f. -!3r)(rofMi : : to step or tread iipon
proceed against, proto go over, traverse, go through :

2.
pf. (TTfuPeprjica.
also c. dat.,
Ep. -0e/3aa, as, vvpyois (Trep.@as.

f.
stand on, esp. in ovSov cirfu,0f(3do}s

to
;
hence
to detail.
irfievcu rifjuupias jj.eiovs to
go through
II.
to
trample
upon, insult.
ir-6|j.j3dXXa),
Aaa
-jSaAcD, to
throw down upon. 3. sert. 4. to put forward. besides, of rivers.

matt.
2. to put on or over. to put in besides, inII. intr. to flow in
with, execute greater vengeance. f. tir-cêXavvo) egfXdaca Att. -eeAw: pf. -feXrjto drive on against : intr. to ride on against. 7re^X0iv, aor. 2 inf. of eir tpô/iai.
:
:
6ir-66pYao}Ji,at, f, daoftai, Dep. to effect besides or in addition : to consummate. 2. to slay over again.
f.
X(vffo(j.ai,
:
Dep. with aor.

to
act.
eircjjLpa.Tr]S, ov, 6, (eirefj.(3aivca)
one mounted, a horse-
pf.
-ff \rjXvOa.
go out against an
accomplish.
III. to
enemy.
irefj.paivoj.
2. to
proceed against, prosecute,

2. to execute,
67rep.(3e|3aws, Ep. pf. part, of irep,6iva, aor. I of liu/nci/cu.

7r-ejju]X-r)crctp,Trjv, -|XT]XY'j0ir]v,
to
go
over, traverse.
3.
to discuss, detail, investigate.
aor. I
med. and
pass.
ir6|a,T)vaTo, 3 sing. aor. I med. ire|xi|a, aor. r of eirifjiiyj/vfjii.

ir-cfjnnf]8dto,
f.
of
eTrifJLaivofj.a.1.
an extremity ; cD5' t-neepxfa&ai Opaavs to a pitch of boldness. ir-6^6TS(ris, ecus, 77, a review over again.
ir-e^vpto-K&>,
f.
proceed to reach such
besides. -cvprjacu, to invent
f)aca
lir-enmiTTa), f. tack; fTTf/j-TriTTTfiv fidaiv Tivi to advance one's foot towards a thing. 2. to fall to, set to work. ir-6vdpia>, f. fey, to slay one upon another. eirevdxeTO, Dor. 3 sing. impf. of ciri.vrjx o Lai ir-6v8L8a)|xi, f. -buiaoj, to give over and above.
l-
rjaofjiai, to leap upon, insult. -irfaovpai, to fall in or upon, to at-
or
ir-6^T]s, Ion. for t^-fgrjs.
ir-eiaKxda>,
over.
(firi,
<f
"Iaxos)
to shout in
triumph
eTr-e68ios, ov, of a march or expedition : ra tireooia (sub. itpa), sacrifices before the march of an
army.
From
57,
ov, u, outer or over tunic.

tircvSirrrjs,
a tunic morn over another, an
ir-oSos, ir-OiK, 3
it is like,
sing. pf.
a march out against, expedition. with no pres. tireiKca in use

II.
it
From
looks like, resembles.
is
likely,
246
reasonable, fitting: part, pf., what is seemly, Jit. irr<rov, aor. 2 of (Trim
,
TT7T(TOV
Att.
for
T7
\VVTO.
iTo-Kj;d|jn)v, aor. i of
eirccrKiao-p-ai, pf. pass. TT6(7Ov, aor. 2 of -ni-nroj.
eirccrirov, aor. 2
3 sing,
of
efpeirca.
for tireiroiOeifjiev, I pi. plqpf. of ire tOca. lireirXtds, 2 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of tirnrXio).
/,
3 sing, 7Tir6v0i, 3 sing, iTirrSpov, aor. 2 firt-mdiTO, 3 sing.

Treiroi06i,
plqpf. of irfidca.
plqpf. of waffx
*-
iro-o-T<u, Ep. 3 sing. fut. of eireifu (elp.i swn}. eireo'o'C'ucv, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of kirLfffvca. lirco-creiJovTO, 3 pi. impf. med. of tirifffvco. 4ire<r<ri;|A<u, pf. pass, of Imoevoj, part. In-ecro-u/êVos.
eireoxrvTO, poet, for ttrtavTO, 3 sing. Ep. syncop. plqpf. pass, of firifffvct), in sense of aor. 2. irOT<iX0T]v, irCTTdXi]v [a], aor. I and aor. 2 pass.
of
Ttnrraip(a.
aor. 2 of emir era fjuai.
ireirv<rro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, ir-iro), Ion. for f<piro).
of irwddvopai.
to
of 6tno~Tt\\oj.
cir-ep'yddofjuu, f. daofjuu, Hence till, cultivate.

<
Dep.
work upon
:
land,
eiretTTaXTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of eiriffTt\\oj.

ir6O'Tpd<j)T]v [a], aor. 2 pass,
of
en-iarpeffxa.
irp ya<ria,
croachment.
77,
a working of another's land an enon II. Afe r/g-fo o/ mutual tillage

<rcy,
eir<TTos, Ion.
pf. part,
of
efyiffTijfU.
each other's land.
lirecrTrjv, aor. 2 of ^(piarrjiJU. TT(r(j>pco, Ion. for cirîcrêpca.
ir-p0ia>,
Iir-6p6i8co,
f.
f.
/o stimulate.
Tr-6<rxdpios, ov,
(tiri,
(TTtpeifffv TV' it : Pass, to lean or
urge on with all one's force; dir\0pov he applied vast strength to

-fptiffca, to
ir-<rx0ov, poet. aor.
Icr^dpa) on the hearth. 2 of kirex'
bear heavily upon. ir-p<j>(o, f. \f/ca, to cover with a roof. eirepTipcurjJuu, pf. pass, of eirepeidoj.
CTT-CO-XOV, -eo-xop.T)v, aor. 2 act. 4iTTajiov, aor. 2 of Ttftvca.
and med. of
eirfôj.
eCpop.ai : f. -fp'fjffOfMt Ion. tipi)ir-pojji<u Ion. aor. 2 tir-f]p6fj,r)v, inf. tTrepeoOai : : to ask, to consult, question. eircppuj/a, aor. I of tirippiirTO).
O-OIMI
iTTaâ, 4iT6Tdx0T)v, aor. I act. and pass. of kinrdaaoj. ir-Tios, ov, and 4ir-Tos, ov, (tiri, eVos) annual, 2. yearly, every year : changeable as the seasons. annual, lasting for a year.
4iTTTdxaTO,
lirtTirjs,
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of emrdacrca.

I
irTT|8ucra, aor.
ir-6Tif|o-u>s, ov,
of
eiriTrjSfvca.
irepp<>o'avTO, 3
fJTlppWVVVfJll.
pi. aor. I
of
kitippwofJtai.
I
ov, 6, (tiroftai) a follower, attendant.
irppwo-0T]v, lircppcoo-fxai, aor.
and
pf.
pass, of
irfTios,from year
to year, last-
ing the whole year.

:
eir-epiio),
irepu<ro-a, Ep. aor. I of fircpvca. f. tpvaca [y] : aor. I fipvffa

:
on, pull to
to
bring to a place
f.
Med.
to
draw draw on
to
eireTOv, Aeol. for eireffov, aor. 2 of iriirroj. ireTOcr<r6, a Dor. aor. i without any pres. in use, = ktriftrervx*, fell in or met with ; part, kiriroaaais
one's clothes.
\vffofMt, Dep., with aor. 2 act. to go or come to -Tj\0ov Ep. -rjXvOov, pf. e\rj\v6a or towards : to come upon, esp. to come suddenly or un2. in hostile sense, to come or expectedly upon. go
4ir-6pxo|A<u,
:
TVX&V, having met with. (Origin uncertain.) cireTpairTpdin]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of tTrirptirca 2 med. and act. irofxirjv, lircTpdirov, aor.
:
TT6Tpd4>0Tjv, Ion. aor. I pass, of kiriTpitro). irT'uxov, aor. 2 of eiriTvyx/ai/a} eircv, Ion. for 'iirov, imperat. of tiroâi. cir-v0vva>, to guide straight, direct.
II. 3. to come forward to speak. against, attack. to come on, come about, return; ir/]\v0ov uipai the seasons came round again. III. to come in after
or over the head of another.
come
into one's
mind.
i. to
IV. to occur to one, V. to go over a space,
4iT-v<j)T]p.0),
-rr-UpicrK(o, Ion. for ((p-cvpiffKoj. aor. I -tvcp^fjirjcfa f. Tjooj

\
to shout
:
assent.
II. c.
ace. to
accompany in singing
to
traverse, visit.
recount.
3. to
go
or over, discuss, through, execute.
go through
fut.
sing in praise
to
of.
ir-pu>Tacd Ion.
c-rrcip-,
rjffcu,
to
:
quire
of, question, ask about a thing Hence questioned, asked. irepu>Tt]|xa Ion. e-rrcip-, arcs, TO, a question: and ir6pa>TT](Tis Ion. limp-, ecus, ?), a questioning.
Jfireora,
consult, inPass, to be
ir-vxo|JLat, f. OIJLCU, Dep. to pray to, make a vow : pray or vow that : in bad sense, to pray a curse,
II. to
imprecate upon.
exult or triumph over.
TT<|>avTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of (paivca. ir<j>vov, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of *<ptva}.
rare aor. I of
irirrTca.
ihrecrav,
Ep. 3
ire<r|3atva>,
= fireiajSaivcv.
pi.
impf. of
eTreifJu
(dpi sum).
3 sing, plqpf. of <pp&(a. TT<j>pa8ov, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of (ppdfa. 7rc})pdcra), 2 sing. aor. i med. of tTTKppdfa.
-jre(j>6pJ3ei,
ir<rpoXCa, 77, a using words at random, hasty From speech, unseemly language.
about
ov, (tiros, /3aA\a>) throwing words rash-talking, scurrilous. tir-60-010), f. e7re'8o/xcu, to eat after or in addition to.
ireo--p6Xos,
:
irj>paKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of (ppdaaca. Ep. for tirc<pvKf<rav, 3 pi. plqpf. of circ^vo-rjTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of (pvcrdo}. eirxevd|jiir)v, aor. I med. of c-rrixtQJ. aor. I pass, of irtKQ}. 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of m\l<a.
ire<j>iiKOV,
',
(pvca.
247
aor. 2 ir-'x<o: fut. fQ-fgoJ:
poet.
ireffx^ v
:
'
^>af
\ir-la\ov, inf. oW upon or or
to,
see
t Truxo.ro
bold of. hold towards, to keep aiming at ; roov OKOirip ITTCX f to aim the bow at the mark; ri poi <5' firex^ts; why thus launch out against me? c. ace., \-ntytiv 2. fireTOVS Ifyfrjras to front them, face them. \ew (sc. TOVS d(pda\fJLOvs, rov vovv) to turn one's be eyes or mind to, to intend, purpose : to attend to,
Pass, and Med. to keep to hold, keep : HI. II. to hold out, present, offer.
vaca [5], to bend or bow down. irav, Conjunct, (ftrd, TTT|V Ion. eircdv late Att. av) whenever, Lat. quandocunque.
)&,
f.
ir-f)Vp.ios, ov, (firi, dVe/ios)

lirrfveov, Ep. impf.
windy.
2.
vain.
of
eitcuvtca.
i of \ita.ivka). lirrjvco-a Ep. eiripvTjo-a, aor. irf|v9i, 3 sing. impf. of firavOeca.
liTTjvwpOovv, impf. with double augm. of eiravopOtca

so,
inr]v<op6a>cra, -a)0tjv, aor. I act.
and
pass.
TT-
hold back, check: to 2. intrans. (sub. lauroV) to stop or hinder from. : stay, stop, wait, pause, and then to leave off doing V. to reach or extend c. gen. rei, to cease from.
intent upon.
IV. to keep
in,
TjvwpOcojxat, pf. pass. Jhnjija, acr. I o

irr]^t<i)cra,
aor.
6ir-T)6vios, ov, (iTTt, TJO;I/) on the beach or shore. I of firairt\a}. e-irqiretXTjo'a, aor.
Tr-K]7rva),
f. vffoj [v], to shout to, cheer on. ir-T|paTOS, ov, (em, Ipdcw) lovely, pleasant.
over a space
Pass, to be stretched, stretch oneself
out, lie at length.
VI. to have power over, com-
mand
of a wind, to prevail, continue.

oi', ((TTi,
7rr)pedcd,
insolent.
f.
aoj, (eirfjpaa) to
t7T-T]pda>, Ion. for (<p-rjâca.
deal despitefully with, oppose wantonly

77
threaten abusively: to absol. to be :
ir-T||3oXos,
&d\\ca, with
won
or
gained a thing, Lat. compos

to.
inserted) having in bad sense, :

II. fitting
6inf|pia,
f],
wanton
f.
voffov
67777 |3oAot
possessed by a disease.
ir-ir)pe|Xo>,
?7<ra',
(km,
insult, contumely. ijpffios) to rest after.
or belonging
ir-T|pTjxos,
ov,
(ITTt,
fpcr/ios)
at
the
oar, rowII.
iiri]yd,yov, aor. 2 of firayct}.
ing.
aor
,
equipped with oars. ir-t)p<j>T|S, 6s, (tiri, ipfQw) covering, shading.

2.
aor. I pass
6irr)-yK6vi8S, of, the long planks nailed along the upright ribs (ara^'ives) of the ship v. sub iKpia. or -o, to say against, object to one. ir-T)-yop6tia> irqev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of ciretfjii (flpi sum). cireTfios, but always ir-ir]6Tav6s, ov, and 17, 6v, used in a general sense, sufficient, abundant, plentiful;
:
pass, covered, sheltered. aor. i pass, of eiraipca. irif|p0ir]v, irqpK(ra, aor. i of eirapKfO}.
I tTrf\para., aor.
4-irTJo-av,
of Ep. for
eirapapiffKca.
tirrjiaav,
pi.
impf. of
(ireifii
(dpi
ibo).
(TTijeTaval rpix^s thick, full fleeces.

irf|iv, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of cVei/xt (elfu ibo), be
after,
TTT|<r0tov, impf.
inr]a0erv, Ion. 3 pi. aor. I opt. of I^Soficu. of eTrfffdioj.

aor. 2 of tncuffOavofMii.
went
eirT)<r06[Ji7]v,
followed upon : e-rrrjiaav 3 plur. iTir)i(ra, aor. I of f-rraioj.

iTT|icro-ov,
eir-rjcTKTjjiai, pf. pass,
of
firaaiteQ}.
impf. of
titti'iaoo).
tirfjKav, Ion. for
!</>-,
pi. aor. t
of
<pirjfu.
(eVos) affable, kind, gentle. aor. I of eTramdo/xcu. irr)Tid<ro), 2 sing. ir-T|TpijJios, ov, (tTrt, T^xpioi/) woven on or to
irr]TT|S, ov, 6,
hence
iTT|KOOs Dor. eTfciKoos, ov, (eTTO/couco) listening or
close, dense,
thronged.
giving ear
to
within hearing.
I
irf|Kpura, aor.
-n-r)icp6vTO,
of
tTrartpifa.
pi.
impf. of 67ra/rpocio/u.
a ready address: generally, irr)TiJS, vos, 77, (e7T??T?7s) courtesy, kindness. TTTjpov, Tnjvp6|ATjv, aor. 2 act. and med. of ITTOV,
m]\a,
aor. I of iraXXca.
Tr-qX0ov, aor. 2 of errepxofiat.

ir-ir]X'UYa.fjo),
aor. I of
(tiri,
favyi]),
fyofiov
own
fear,
TTij\vyaâOai to disguise or conceal

tiyos, u,
17,
overshadow: Med., throw a shade over one's

to
it.
aor. I of eitatyvaaca. eir-tjxcw, f. 770"<w, to resound, to reecho pany in shouting.

irf|<|>vo-a,
TTI,
to
accom-
iTTi\t)9ov, Ep. for errf]\$ov, aor. 2
of
iTTf'pxo/zat.
overshadowing; rty TTfrpav firrjXvya \a@(w to take the rock as a shelter. eirrjXiis, v8os, 6, rj, (firfj\v6ov') one who comes to a
(c Trr)\v*yafa)
irq\v,
upon
</>'
PREP. WITH GEN., DAT., AND Ace. Radic. sense, I. of rest at a place, A. WITH GEN., 2. with the person. Pron. on, upon, at, by, near.
:
;
place:
ir-T|X'uo
an incomer, stranger, foreigner. ia Ion. it], 77, (nrj\vOov) a coming over

-
by yourselves, alone; f(p' tavrov, !</>' by himself, by themselves ; TO <p' tavruiv their interest only. 3. with Cardinal Numbers ;
vfjifiojv
tavrwv
own
ITU
a bewitching.
cir-T|Xvo-is, (us,
77,
rpLwv, TCTTapajv
etc.,
by three or four, three deep or

file.
lir-irjXvnrjs, ov, o,
= firr)\vs.
an approach,
[t;]
assault.
in file; firl Kfpcos in single
Trr]p,a|6Vp.VOs, pf. part. pass, of (irapagtvo}. cir]p.oip6s, ov, (e7raêt/3cu) in turn, alternate;
To)j/6s (Tnj/j,oi0oi
sence of, Lat. coram. a special business ; of
5. over,
firl
of any one
4. before, in set
preover
set
;
rwv Trpayâron/ those
over the business.

itXfiv
<7Tt
changes of raiment.
motion towards a point X/ou to sail for Chios; air f \avveiv fir' oircov
6.
248
ITTI
em
(67Ti/3aTi7s)
II. of Time, to go home-wards. III. of course of; ITT' eiprjVTjs in time of peace. Grounds on which a thing happens; firl papTVpias the on evidence dirfiv ITT' opfcou to speak on oath ; CTT' I. B. WITH DAT., OTCV on what ground. of Place (irl x^'P*? ow the spot : esp. where hostility If. of the Time is implied, opposite or against. the eiri ru/crt in, on or at which a thing happens
in or in the
irCpa0pov, To,(ciriftaiv(a) a roosting-place, perch. a passenger's fare, Lat. naulum.

fi-rjaofjiai
:
II.
iiri-patvto, fut.
firjv:
pf.
-@@7)Ka
aor. i ITTC-
aor. I
med.
eir,8r)ffdfj,r)v
:
imperat. eiri@r]ffeo) tread or walk upon, to be or
(Ion. 3 sing. fTre&rjcreTo, I. c. gen. to set foot on,

:
2. upon ITT' fjfJuaTi Ty8f on this very day. night III. in addition, over and or q/?er an event. IV. for an object or purabove, one on another. pose, with a view to; firl dopircafor supper; kirl Ka,K<p V. of the Ground dvOpuiTovfor mischief to man.
;
lie upon. 2. to get upon, mount : to arrive at, come to a place metaph. to arrive at, reach unto; (TTijSaiveiv cvirffiias to take one's stand on piety. II. c. dat. to mount upon,
get on
sault.
fiaivfiv,
to.
board of:
also,
to
set
III. c. ace. to light
upon, attack, asupon, Hipir]v ITTIit

:
of gods descending upon

to
simply, to
go
2. to attack, like kirfpxofjiai.
of doing a thing
f.iya
<j>povfiv
yc\dv km
TIVI
TIVI to laugh at
one
eirl i'lrirov
mount
a horse.
IV.
3. tnifiaiveiv absol. to step
or of a VI. of any condition upon which a thing thing. ; happens k irl TOVTOJ, k<p' tpre on condition, that more briefly, k<p' a or k(p' tyre; ITT' ovSfvi on no conkiri
to
be
proud
at
forward or
to get a footing. on, advance : B. Causal in act. fut. \tti$i\a<a, aor. I tirtfi-qaa, to set one upon, make him mount : metaph. to bring to,
make one arrive
at.
dition
km
;
irdffi
oiKaiois with strict justice
ITT'
foots
I.
em-paXXw,
to
fut. -/3aAft>
:
Cf. ciri^tjSa^cy. : aor. 2 -f0a\ov

to
I.
on reasonable terms.
C. WITH ACCUS.,
throw or cast upon

:
put on
affix.
2. to
lay
3.
of Place extending over; kn' kvvta. Arcfro ir\Qpa over nine acres he lay ; KXtos irdvTas ITT' dvOpwirovs
glory spread or to a place
to
on, apply
to
to lay on, impose, as a
tax or
fine.
add :
to
add
to,
increase.
II. inlrans., firi-
among
;
all
men.
2.
:
motion towards
in hostile sense,
@d\\fiv
ir\iv
upon, against:
AiyvirTov metaph., ITT' Zpya,

esp. to
ITT'
fir'
lOvv to labour,
TIVI (sub. ectirrov), to throw oneself upon, go 2. to fall upon : to attack. 3. straight towards. (sub. vovv\ to give one's attention to, think on, apply
gain or get something, for, after, in quest of; aT\\eiv kir' dyye\ir)v to send for hence of persons, fir' 'Oovaarja TJ'ie rarely tidings for what ? wherealso to denote a purpose, tirl TI
:
: :
an enterprize
one's
mind
to; aor. 2 part. knifiaXwv, absol.,
when he
4. to fall to one, come to one's thought on it. share : TO emftd\\ov [sc. pfpos] one's proper portion ; also impers. it falls to one to do a thing. III.
2. to put upon a thing, grasp at it. put on : metaph. to take upon oneself, IV. Pass, to be placed upon ; TOOTCU incur. (Tri(3f(3\rj(j,voi having their arrows on the string. !m-|3apco, f. "qau, (tiri, tBapvs) -to weigh heavily on.
fore
ita.1
3.
f'iKOffiv
with Cardinal Numbers, ITT' dairiSas ireWe eight-and-twenty deep or in file: with numII. number, nearly, about. or during a certain time ; k-rcl xpovov for 2. up to or //// a certain time ; eir' i/ca till
Med.
to seize
upon
oneself,
bers,
up
to a certain
of
Time s-/br
a time.
morning.
the line or rule
cerns me.
III.
;
more
ITT'
generally,
ITTI ffTa.0/jLr)v
by
iripds, aor. 2 part, of einpaivca.

iripdcrts, ecus,
TO
t/tc
for me,
as far as con-
wards.
follow
ITTI
;
2.
a stepping upon or up77, (l7rt/3cuVcy) metaph. a step or approach towards a

irotetffOai eiriftaffiv
its case, and then it is written eiri. denotes rest at a place, as in cjr-etjui (ctjut sum), eTTi-fiaTfvca ; or motion, esp. in a hostile II. of sense, as in kiri-îpô}, tiri-aTpaTeua).
'E;n
may
IN COMPOS.
thing et's Tiva attacking one.
to
make means
of
m-J3a,cnca>, poet. Causal of ufas 'AX&I&V to lead

a>,
,
III. after > as in 4iri-/Jt<jo;, kiri-^XaaTdvca. addition, accompaniment, as in iri-KTr]TOS, eir-avIV. a reciprocal action, as in eir-epyaoia, \(a.
Time,
f.
icanwv (iri&ainto misery. f. aca, to bear or weigh in the hand. aca, to take one's stand upon, to lay
tii-&a.ivo),
them
II. to be an tmfidTrjs, passenger V. with Numerals, or soldier. From an integer and so much more, firi-TpiTos, one and a !m|3aTr]S [a], ov, 6, (firipaivoi) one who mounts or VI. to strengthen the Compar., as embarks; ol lirtjSarot the soldiers on board a ship, the third, f. in kiri-fid\\ov, tm-trXtov etc. fighting men, as opp. to the rowers and seamen a 2. the warrior in a chariot. em, for firfffTi, it is there, ready, at hand. passenger. to send upon, lay aor. -ir)\a iir-iaXAco, f. -taXa) m|3aT6s, 77, ov, (knifta'tva}) that can be climbed, accessible. upon : to bring to pass. lirCpSa, as, ?), the day after the festival, Lat. repotia : 67Ti<i,\p.evos, Ep. aor. 2 part, of eâAXojwat.
claim
to,
usurp.
eiri-yafiia intermarriage.
em-av8av(i>, poet, for

ir-laij(o, to
4(/>ai/S-, to
please, gratify.
sleep
among.
proverb., epireiv irpos rpa^lav eiripoav to a hard reckoning, on the day after the feast.
come
to
(Deriv.
eir-ua-xw [a], to shout to, cheer : to shout aloud. irt|3a, for tiri0r)0i, aor. 2 imperat. of mt3aiv6J.
uncertain.)
iripej3T]ica, pf.
of emPaivca.
I pi. aor.
inf.
ciri-paOpa, 77, (knifiaivca) a ladder or steps to ascend by : a scaling-ladder : a gangway.
mj3cu>[X6v, Ep.
2 subj. of firi0aiv(a.
Ep. aor. 2
249
Ep. imperat. aor. I med. O, Ep. for -a.ro, 3 sing. aor.
,
tm-po>0o,
I
Ion. for iiri-(3or)6eca.

f.
med. of
ITN-
em-pcojjuo-o-TaTto),
rj<roj,
(iiri, 0cafj.6s, ffrr}vai)
to
/3ctiVcu.
stand suppliant at the altar.

II.
em-pu>|juos, ov,
(lirt, @ca/j.6s)
on or at the altar.
of male animals,
e. g.
a boar.
-/3</3cD,
7n.pa>crop,cu, Ion. fut.
of
firiPodcu.
em-ptpdJX
fiaivca, to
f.
-ftipaaca Att.
Causal of tvito survive.
put one upon.

f.
m-pa><rrpi>, Ion. and Dor. for lin&oaca, to shout to, call upon, clamour for.
m-{3l6co,
to,
-PiuffofMi: aor. 2 |jre/3tW:
m-pam>s,
Ion. for eiri@6r)Tos.
tm-pXeirw,
regard.
fut. if/opai, later i/xu, to /oo& upon, look 2. to eye with envy, Lat. invidere.
tiripXrjfxa, arcs, TO, (iTn/SaAAcw) that
which
is
thrown
m-p<oTt!)p, opos, 6, an over-shepherd, shepherd. m-Yaios, ov, (lirt, 7a?a, 777) upon the earth; (iriyata the parts on or near the ground.
T&
on or
ovr : a
cover
a patch. a
bolt or
emJ3\T|S, ?7TOS, or o a door.
6, (lirtjSaAAcy)
bar fixed in
:
widow
;
m-Yafjipp'u&>, f. oca, (titi, yap-Ppos) to marry a as her husband's next of kin.

f.
em-Yap,a>,
:
-yaptffca Att. -yapta
cm-|3\wcrKo>, f. -/zo\ov/zt come upon, befall.
aor. 2 firepoXov
to
j
sides
cmyafjietv TCKVOIS fjuyrpvidv to stepmother over one's own children.
to marry bemarry and set a Hence

II. in-
Im-podw,
upon or aloud.
invoke
;
to,
to call -fiorjffojjiai Ion. -jSaxro/ww : 2. to utter or sing cry out to. 3. to cry out against. 4. to call upon,
f. :
6m-Yfi|Aia, 77, an additional marriage. termarriage, right of intermarriage, between m-Yci}AOS, ov, (4 in, yd/Jios) marriageable.
states.
call to aid
17,
so also in
Med.
to aid, succour.
m-Yaup6o|Aat, Pass,
to exult in.
m|3oT|0ta,
a helping, coming
From m-poi)0>
4iriY-8ovir6(i), Ep. for firi-dovneca. a lx jLCU P 1 P^ss. of fmypdfpca.
emYYP
'
"-
Ion. -|3oa0a>, to come to aid, succour. arcs, TO, ((iriftodca) a call to one. Ion. -|3oaTOS, ov, (I7rtj3oaa>) cried out
of.
eirC-Yios, ov, (7rt, 7ea
= 7^)
or of the earth.
liri-YcXdca, f. daofjLo.1 [a], to laugh to or with, to laugh in approval, to smile upon : absol. to laugh.
to give honour to. m-Ytio|Aai, Med. to taste of. pf. emyeyrjOa. :to rejoice or m-Yt]0co, f. Tfaca triumph over : to exult in. aor. i -eycvo^rjv iri-YiYvo xat fu *' -y^viiffOfj.ai to be born pf. -yeyova or in pass, form -ytyevrjuat. after; eapos emyiyvfrai &prj the season of spring comes next ; of e-niyiyvofj-evoi posterity; \puvov TTI2. to come yivop-tvov as time was going on.
against,
ill
spoken
f],
cm-Ycpaipw,
(irt(3d\\6}) a throwing or putting irifto\ai irXivOojv layers or courses of bricks.
mpo\T),
on ;
II.
an an
infliction, penalty.
III.
:
attempt, enterprise
f.
setting upon a thing, hostile attempt.
m-pop,pfa>,
7)00*, to
roar in answer.
of
cirt-p6(TKO), f. fioaKT]0ca, to feed cattle cattle, to graze or feed upon.
upon :
Med.
iri-j3ovKoXos, 6, an over-cowherd, herdsman. cmpovXevjxa, arcs, TO, (!irt/3ovA.ifeu) apian against,
upon, fall upon

I
plot, attempt, scheme.
iripov\6VTT)s, ov, 6, one

ter.
who
plots against, a plot-
upon come
in good sense, to follow, ensue : also to fall upon, attack. 3. to happen after, to pass.
fut. -yvwffofj.ai
:
From
f. ffca,
iTr\,-y\,yv<a<TK<ja,
em-povXcija),
to
to
plan or contrive against one
(mlov\(vfiv Qa.va.rov nvi, c. dat. rei, to lay plots for, aim at : Pass, to have snares laid for one. Hence scious of, come to a sense decide. iripov\T|, 97, a plan against another, a plot; ( Im- judgment,
\
to look upon, observe. -eyvcafca : nise : hence to find out, discover

of.
aor. 2 -fyvtav : pf. II. to recog:
to
III. to
become concome to a
(3ov\jjs by treachery.
ivop.au, em-Yivwo-KO), Ion.
and
:
in late Gr. for
m-povXos,
treacherous.
uvco,
v,
),
ov,
(67rt,
&OV\T)}
plotting
against,
Att.
-TrAop,at
to vent
fut.
Dep.
f.
(firi,
y\u>aaa)
reproaches against,
vvw, to loiter at a place.

for
ITT*
to upbraid.
Adv.
to
make to
@paxv,for a short roar Med. to roar.

:
while.
II.
roar or cry out to. From iri-ppl9t|S, (s, burdensome, grievous. m-ppi0a>, f. iaca [t], to be heavy upon, weigh II. metaph. to press heavily. down. mppureiav, 3 pi. aor. I opt. of (niPpiOcD.
intr. to
From twisted. 17, i>v, curved, II. em-Yvap.irT<o, f. ifsca, to curve, bend. taph. to bow or bend another to one's purpose. aor. 2 opt. of emytyvuxricoj.
tirt-YvajJiirTos,
s, aor. 2 part,
,
me-
m-ppovTT)TOS, ov, ffji-PpovTjTOS, thutiderstricken. iiri-ppiJO), f. vffca [y~\, to burst forth, as water : of flowers, to sprout, burst forth.
7Ti-pv&),
f.
of irtytyvuaK<a. (firi, 71/07x77) deciding upon: II. as Subst. an arbiter, judge. pardoning. iri-YVpCa>, fut. iaca Att. <cD, to make known, anovos, 6,
r),
nounce, signify.
ea;s >
,
vffca
[u], to stop,
caulk
light.
Ep. 3
pi.
(fviyiyvdaffKCti) aor. 2 subj.
full knowledge.
250
Imyovos,
of the chiefs
ov, (iiriytveaOai)
:
offspring, posterity
who
iSos,
fell
born after: generally, 'Eniyovoi, the Afterborn, sons in the iirst war against Thebes.
ot
em-Sciirvios, ov,
eirl-Sei/rrvov, TO,
sert.
(liri, dfiirvov')
an after-meal, second course or
at or after dinner. des-
set eiri/YOtiviSios, ov, on,
upon
the knee.
From
one in
ten,
cm-yowis,
rj,(m, yovvaros, Ion. gen. of y6vv)
tenth, tithe.
the region above the knee, the thigh.
the surface, liriYpapSijv, Adv. (kmypatpca) scratching
eiri-SejiVtos, ov, {tiri, Otfjiviov) in or on the bed. m-8etos, ov,from left to right, towards the right,
grazing.
as e'mypap,p,a, aros, TO, (tiriypacpcti) an inscription, of the name of the maker on a work of art, or of the 2. an epigram, a poem dedicator on an
offering.
tsed chiefly
fore also
in neut. pi. tirtSc^ta as
Adv., which there2.
means auspiciously. right hand; Tamofia the right

sons, dexterous, skilful. em-Sefjis, Ion. for firi8eiis.
= 5ejos,
II.
on the
of per-
side.
of a few
at
lines,
mostly in Elegiacs.
fojs, o,
emYpa^cvs,
tiriYpS<j>T|,
17,
(finypcKpoj)
an
inscriber
etc.
esp.
II.
I
Athens a clerk who registered property,

(firiypa<pca)
an
inscription.
cm-8epKO|juu, Dep. to look upon, behold. irt-8ecrjAiJco, f. oca, (km, Ofap.os) to bind up. (^ 7r ' So"/xos) a band, bandage. m-86(rp,6s,
>
at Athens,
a registration of property.
f.
6irt8(r(ji,o-xSpT|s,
ts,
(firibecrôs, "xaipcu)
bandage'
-ytypacpa, pass. -yfypafj-ftai graze; firiypaifiai K\rjpov to II. later, to write upon, a mark on a lot. put inscribe: Pass., of the inscription, to he inscribed III. to enter in a public list or register : upon.
pf4m-YP<i<t>fc>, to mark the surface,
',
$u
loving, epith. of gout.
tm-SecnTofw,
j
f.
oaca, to be
lord over.
6m-8evT|S,
fs,
want
of,
lacking.
poet, and Ion. for lirtSc^s, in need or II. lacking, failing in a thing, c.
esp. at
Athens, to register the citizens' property: iriypd(piv TinrjfM to lay the damages at so much
gen.,@ir)s firiSfVfss failing in strength: also a compar. in sense, jSt^s firi8fvfs 'OSvarjos inferior to Ulysses in strength : absol., iro\\bv 5' CTrtSevc'es fjnev far too
to register oneself: but, irpoo~TaTr)v eiriypa.name of a patron in the public if/affOai to enter the register, as all neroi/coi at Athens were obliged to do.
Med.
weak were we.

j ,
From
in ciri-Beuojiai, poet, for eTrtSeo/ât (eTTiSto; B) to be II. to be want of, to lack : to need the hety of.
em-Ypviros,
nosed.
cm-Sa(o|j(,ai,
ov,
somewhat hooked
(firi, 8cua>
somewhat hook-
lacking in a thing, fail in it. m-8v<o, f. ao), to moisten on the surface.

eTri-SexofJuu,
f.
Dep.
B) to distribute, offer.
ojucu,
Dep.
to
admit besides or in
II.
m-8ai<rios, ov,
(firi, oaica
em-Saicpv&>, f. vac*) m-8tt|Aos, ov, Dor. for l/rt'-S^/ios. m-8ai|;iX6tJop.<u, f. aoâi, Dep. to lavish upon a
person, give freely.
iri8e8po|xa, pf. 2 of firiTpfxoJ. s, (linSeo/iat) in want of: deficient: Att. neut. pi., fTnSea.
B) assigned, allotted. or for. [y], to weep over
addition.
m-8o (A),
to bitid up,
|
f.
-O'qaca, to
bind or fasten on.
bandage.
f.
iri-S&> (B),
-Sei^ffo;, to
a
j j
number Med. to
impers. ImSf?, there

be in
want or lack so much of is need of besides :

eTnSevojucu.
2.
want
of, cf.
emST]s,
irC-Si]Xos, ov, quite evident, manifest: open.
distinguished.
em-STjixetJco,
II. like,
resembling.
emSeiYH-o-j
TOS, TO, '(firifieifcvv~ju)
a specimen
pattern, example, lesson. eiri-BeUXos, ov, (eiri, odXrj} at, towards evening; lircStteAa, neut. pi. as Adv., towards evening.
f. ffca, to live among the people. Froifi c.t m8t]p,6&), f. r)0~ct}, (tiriSr) ^tos) to be at home, live II. home : to sojourn among people, stay at a place.
to
come home, from foreign

iri8Tf]{xCa,
17,
travel.
Hence
c5eta Ion. -vco, f. -8etcy : aor. I -e'5ea to exhibit as a specimen or pattern : to sheiv Med. to display oneself, shew forth, display, parade :
m-86iKVV}u and
:
7n.-Bifj|juos,
a staying at home, stay at a place. ov, (firi, 877^05) among the people : dwellcivil
II.
oneself off. demonstrate.
2. to
shew, point out
to shew, prove,
ing at home; iru\fuos firiSrjfuos c/i7ro/joi native merchants.

place.
w*r
(iriSrjfuoi
sojourning at a
Hence
ImSeiKTiKos, >7, ov, fit for display; firio'eiKTiKol \6yot speeches for display, set orations, such as were frequent among the Athenian rhetoricians.
emSciv, aor. 2 inf. of firtTdov. cmSciâi, aor. I inf. of iri8fiKvvjj.i. cmScigis Ion. cmSegis, ecus, 77, (kiri^fiKW-JLi) an
exhibition, display; Is firibfigiv nvos airiKfaOai to come within one's view, to his knowledge. 2. a
m-8T)niovpYoC, uv, ot, magistrates seat annually by Doric states to their colonies.
m-87]}jios, ov,
(iriorjfjLios,
in-Sia{3aiva>,
fut. -@rjo~op.ai,
^ on -
of the people, popular. to cfoss over besides

fut.
:
or after another.
cm-Sta,YiY vtk" K<l)
~yivatrKCi)
yvajffofj.ai
to debate or decide afresh. cm-Suxipco, f. 770-0;, to divide

'
over again
Med. of
bee-ides.
pattern, example, Lat. specimen.

tiri-Sciirvco),
f.
several, to distribute
j
among
themselves.
ner.
II.
170-0;, (t-niotnrvov} to eat after dinto eat as a second course, eat as a
Tri-SiairXtco,
f.
-irXfvfrofJiat, to sail
across
dainty.
em-SiappT|Yvijp,i, f. -prjgca, to tear asunder after: Pass, to burst in consequence of a thing.
251
m-8iaTa<T<7Cjiai, Med.
sides.
to
ordain or
command
be-
ness.
i. equity, the spirit as
opposed to tie
letter
of the law.
cm-8ua<J>pop,ai, Pass, to
iri-8i8do-Kco,
f.
go
across after.
t'm-tKeAos,
-m-iKTis, emfiftes as
is
ov,
= ef/ffAos,
like.
',
cu,
to teach besides.
es,
give besides, give freely : II. km8i8ovai eavto give with, give in dowry. TOV TIVL to give oneself up or devote oneself to a
cm-SiScoLXU,
f.
-OWO-QJ, to
(km, tiicos) fitting meet, suitable; us meet; ov K' tmeiKts difovfiv whatever
II. in Att./azV, [word] is meet for you to hear. reasonable : also plausible : of persons, fair, kind, mo-
derate. 2. opp. to dircaios, not III. intr. to increase, advance : also to insisting on strict thing. IV. Med., 6tovs cmcaj^Ba justice, equitable. improve, prosper. let us give or take the gods as witnesses ; cf. TTfpidiem-ciKTOs, 77, 6v,(fm, ei'/Ky) yielding ; ov/e ImtiKTos that will never yield, unyielding ; irivQos OVK tmfiKTuv Sojfii n.
4m-8ii]L!.ai, Dep. to seek or ask further or demand besides.
to seekfor
itflcea&ng woe. 7riiKws Ion. ecus, Adv. of
km fLK-qs, fairly,
tolerably,
Med. of the aw, to adjudge to one claimant, to sue for a thing at law, lay claim to.
m-8iKaco,
f.
:
moderately.
2.
rj,
probably, reasonably.
Ion. for
I <pfifj.fi/os, pf. part.
meip,vos,
ov,
pass.
Hence
em-8uKd(ruLios, disputed at law
contested.
iri-SlvCi>, f. rjaca, swing round, of one in act to throw Med. to turn over in one's mind, Pass, to wheel about, as birds in the air revolve :
:
generally,
much
iriicrdLivos, Ion. aor. I part, of fitfip.i tTTL6LO-Op.au, Ion. fut. Of fTTflfJU (flfii l'6o).
(t?p.i ibo).
to whirl or
Hence cin-XTrop.at, poet, for kirk\irofjuii. Tru-XirTOS, ov, to be hoped or expected.

m-6vvi)p,i, Ion. for ffy-tvvvfu
:
aor. I firi-fffa Ep,

:
fmSivrjdevTe, aor.
em-Siop06<o, wards.
f.
part. dual. wacu, to correct or set in order afterI
km-foaa
pf. pass,
:
besides or over
Krjv,<m>ai5fir)v
to put on kmei^^vos dAclad in strength, sliamelessness; x a^- KOV
km-fapjai or km-ftâi
Pass., Ion. pf. part,
or -oifto, (km, 5nr\6os) to redouble. 6m-8u4>puds, dSos, 77, (km, i<f>pos) the rail in front of the chariot-board (di<ppos\ the chariot-rail.
em-8nr\oia>
kmkarai (3 brass upon it

rally, to
sing, pf.)
:
it
was covered
ott
in
brass,
:
bad
Med.
to
put
oneself besides
gene-
m-Su4>puos, ov, (km, b'uppos) sitting on the car.
m-8ixa, Adv.
cm-8iu>Ka>,
f.
for
a>,
km
oixa.
:
cover or shroud oneself in. I pi. aor. I of kmivvviu. tiruorau, 3 sing. pf. pass, of kmevvvfu.
mJcraLiV,
to
pursue after
follow up
as
legal term, to prosecute again. iri-8oK0), f. -SoKrjffa} and -Sogca, to expect. cir-iSovres, aor. 2 pi. nom. part, of kirttoov em-Sevres, of km8iSojfj.i.
m-apo, kmfiapew. 4m-a(J>eXos, ov, (km, *a(j)f\os from fa- intens.) Adv. kmfa(pf\ws (as if from Imvehement, violent:
fa(p(\r)s}, vehemently, furiously. cm-d<0, f. -Crjffu, to outlive, survive.
but
m-8oos,
thing
likely,
;
likely or expected to do a kmSogos yeveaBai likely to prove so of things,
ov,
(km, 8oa)
II.
em-^v-yvtip.!,
top
and v<o, f. -fevga, to join or fasten at II. to generally, to tie together, bind fast.
probable.
ov,
well-known, illustrious.
(km, ouprrov^for or of the banquet. m8o<ris, feus, 77, (imdiSupi) a giving over and above : a voluntary contribution to the state. II. increase, growth, progress. irt8o{5vai, tmSovs, aor. 2 inf. and part, of km-
m-86pmos,
yoke to. em-<j>vpu>s, ov, sq., epith. of Italian Locri. m-c<j>vpos, ov, lying towards the west.
tiru-^w, f. -{fact}, to boil up or over ; 77 vforrjs kirfII. act. eaf fjioi my youthful spirit boiled over.
to
make
to boil, heat.
KMkfftt.
eiri-^TjXos, ov, subject to envy

f.
irt-8ot)7TU),
170-0;,
to
make a
noise or clashing.
: fortunate^ prosperous. loss or penalty em-jT|p,ios, ov, (km, &]p.ia} bringing
m8oxT|,
3 dual
77,
(kiribf-ôpaC) reception of something new.

2
inf.
upon, hurtful.
em-T]p.i6ci),
to beat
f.
II. liable to
punishment.
Haece
tmSpaticiv, aor.
indie.
of kirnpexu
>
CTriSpajxeTqv,
7ri8poLtT|,
a sudden
II. (emSpafttiis} a running over. III. a place inroad, raid, or attack.

77,
em-i]Ta>, f. for game; eiru-^vvvp-u, f. -&ao),
wa<u, to punish. seek after .find wanting : Tyacy, to seekfor, ol km^rjrovvrfs the beaters.
to bind or gird on: Pass., with their cloaks girt up.
pf,
for
a landing-place. em-SpojAOS, ov, that may be run over or upon \os kmopop.ov a wall that may be scaled.
ships to
to,
run
ref-
part, kirf.faap.kvoi, m-w<u, Ion. for
kmâw.
m-8vco and -8tVj>,

m-8wp.e9a,
I pi.
f.
taca, to
go down or
subj. of
aor. 2
med.
set upon. (mSiSuju.
6TTUT|Xa, aor. I of kmaXXxa. 7r-U]p.i, Ion. for k<j>ir)iJ.i.
CTr-i8a>v, part, i, fut.

77,
of Of
kirtioov.
fTTLOidoj/J.1.
iruTjv8av, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of fcpavoava:. 7ru-T]pa, TO, (kni, f^pa) things acceptable, pleasing
gifts.
(kmfiicrjs)
ness.
II. fairness,
reasonablelikelihood, clemency : also natural mild-
tiru-T|pavos, ov, (emrjpa') pleasing.

|
II.
warding
off,
assisting, governing.
52
^
f. -Ovaca [v], to offer sacrifice upon or after : to offer sacrifice, offer. i. c. inf. !m-0vo>, f. -Ovaoj [0], to rush eagerly at. to strive vehemently to do, desire or long to do, (v.
v. irtjpos, ov, only in neut. pi. eiriijpa, q. to a bri4iri-0oXdp,u>s, ov, (km, 0aAa/ios) belonging the nuptial dal, nuptial; TO (iri0a\d/juov (sub. /*eA.os), in chorus before the bridal song, epithalamium, sung
irt-0tiw,
chamber. m-0&Xa<ro-C8ios Att. -rrCSios, m-0aXd<ro-ios Att. -rrtos, a, maritime. lying on the sea-shore,
m-0ava,Tios, ov,
(tiri,
0LGJ
oz>,
15.")
= sq.
(km, 6d\affffd)
to death.
ov,
m-0<t)p&Kiop.ai, Med. to put on one's armour. 6m-0c0i5cr<ra>, f. ca, to shout or call out.
4m-i8jAcov, ovos, 6,
= iiruartop.
77,
OdvaTos) condemned
cm-io|i<u, Ion. for !<eb/wu.
m-0dvaTOS,
4m-0aparuv&> Att. -0apptvto,
ov, sick to death, like to die. f. vvu, to cheer on.

f. o*o>,
m-iorwp,
opos, 6,
f.
acquainted with, knowing.

to pull
Tri-fca0aipeco,
770*0;,
down
besides.
sit
4m-0av|idw,
to
pay
respect to, to
compliment
with a fee (Lat. honorarium). irt-0idjo>, f. ao*o>, (cm, 0eos) to call upon in the
(Sovpai, Pass, to irt-Ka0ôjjLai, f. m-Kd0T]|Jwu Ion. -KaTT]|xai, to sit II. to sit upon, be heavy upon.
place, besiege
it.
f. to*o),
down upon.
:
upon
to press
down against
sit
name of the
Hence gods, to adjure. eiri0iao-|Ji6s, 6, an appeal to the gods, adjuration. m-0CT)v, -0ivai, aor. 2 opt. and inf. of iriTiOrjiJ.i.
4m06is, -OfTaa, aor. 2 part, of
kirni6r)fjn.
cm-Ka0io>,
m-K<uv6o>,
able,
to set
f.
<aa<a, to
II. intr. to upon. innovate upon.
upon.
ciri-Kaipios, ov,
(firi, tcaipos)
in
due season, seasonol eniKaipioi the
lm-0iT,
for -6dr)Tf,
pi.
aor.
opt.
of
ITTI-
opportune : important, critical ;
chief persons.
iri-0epSiT6va>,
iri-0es,
f.
ffca,
to court or serve studiously
to
6-rri-Kaipos, ov,
= eiriKaipLOs:
f.
c.
gen. fit, proper, conto light or kindle

II.
work zealously for.
-0TW,
fcas,
aor. 2 imperat. of emriOrjiu.

'
venient for a thing. c-m-Kaiw Att. -Koxa:
Kovff<a: altar.
ir(0cns,
tion.
77,
(ktnriQrjî)
m-0<rmci>,
terprising.
(from Med. ) a f. ffoj, to prophesy upon. Tri0TiKos, 77, ov, (iTrtTt^cfiat) ready
II.
on, imposisetting upon, attack.

to attack
:
a laying
on a place
to call in
to
f.
burn on an
0*0;,
m-KaXo,
to call on,
appeal to, adjure.

to
:
addition, give
a surname
III. to
Pass, to be
en-
called by surname.
to oneself, call to
bring an accusation
IV.
against, to lay to one's charge.

ov,
(firiTiOrjui)
Med.
to call
m-0TOS,
epithet.
added, annexed: farr6,
aid: generally, to invite: also to
fetched, foreign.
II. as Subst., liriOeTOv,
an
2. to summon before one. challenge, Lat. provocare. 6-n-uKaXvjxp.a. ctTos, TO, a cover, covering: a veil,
iri-0i>, f.-6evaofiai,to
run upon or
at: to
run
after,
cloak,
to
means of hiding.
f.
From
cover up, shroud, hide.
II.
chase, pursue.
liri-KaX'U'irTto,
ô), to
m0Yjia],
f),
thing given cm-0Tjp.a, aros, TO, (Imrt^/it) anything put on, a

cover, lid.
(emridrjfjii) an addition, accession: in or over in a bargain.
some-
put over.
Hence
feus, 77,
tmKaXvvJ/is,
eiriKa|xirr|,
77,
a covering, concealment.
building
f.
of a (7n/fa/t?TTo>) a bend: the angle eitiKafjnrrjv iroiciaOai to draw up the wings
m-0o<i<o,
to
ffw, to sit
as a suppliant at
an
altar,
so as to form angles with the centre.

iriKap,iTT|S, ts, curved, curling. to bend into iri-KdjjiirTa>, f. i/w,
pray gods for aid : cf. 6odfa. m0op6iv, aor. 2 inf. of tiriOpuOKQ}.
the
f.
From
an angle
:
Pass.
of approval. 6m-0pa<ro-a> Att. -TTCO, contr. for eniTapdaau. f. oca, to break besides. m-0patKi>, iri0pâs, aor. I part, of emTpexwto spring m-0pwcni>,f.-0opoi;^cu aor. 2 t-rrfOopov: c. dat. to insult over : absol., or leap upon, c. gen. Toffffov firiOpuffKovffi so far do they bound. m-0v|A&>, f. rja'Q}, ((iri, 6vp.6s] to set one's heart upon a thing, lust after, desire eagerly. Hence
eiri-0opv|3cQ>,
rjffQ),
: :
to shout in token
to
wheel round the wings, so as to take the enemy in
flank.
em-KajAiruXos, ov, bent forward. irC-Kap, {firi, tcdpa) Adv. head-foremost.

the head, tiri-Kapo-ios, a, ov, ((ir'tKap) properly on II. opp. to opOios, crosszvise, at head forwards. an angle ; TCL tiriKapffia. the country measured along
the coast, opp. to TO. opOia (measured inwards at right TOV HOVTOV c. gen., Tpirjptis angles to the coast) with the current eiriKapffiai triremes forming an angle
:
arcs, TO, the object of desire ; and iri0u(xir]OTS, (us, 77, a longing desire; and eiri0vjjnrjT^|s, ov, 6, one who desires : a lover ; and
iri0v(jnr]p,a,
of the Pontus.
em-Ka/Tapalvco,
a place.
II.
f.
-770*0 /zat, to go
down
to or
upon
irt0iJp,TjTiK6s,
rj,
6v, desiring, coveting.
Adv. -K>S.
6TTL0xi|XLa, 7), (tm0v/j.0j) a desire, yearning, longing: in bad sense, desire, lust.
go down after or against. tiri-KaTapdXXco, f. -&a\w, to let fall down. em-KaTa'yw, to bring down to land besides :
to
Pass.
m-0iip,ta|jia, arcs, TO,
an incense-offering
from
to
come
to
land with or afterwards.

f.
:
im-fcjjuAtt,
Tr-t0vv, to
f.
aim
daca [a], to offer incense. straight at : to direct, govern.
cm-KaTa8ap0dv,
-oapO-fjffopai to fall asleep at or upon.
aor. 2 -<
emKOiworeo).
253
,
siri-Ka,TaicAva>,
f.
-vffca, to
overflow besides.
irt-KaTaKOtjJia,o[jiat,
Dep.
to sleep at or
upon
a place.
be extended, spread over ; odov T' eiriteiSvaTai i]ws far as the morning light is spread. Only used in pres.
II. m-Kiv8vvos, ov, in danger, precarious, insecure. dangerous. Adv. -vtas. cm-KipVT||u, poet, and Ion. for (mtffpdvvvfju. em-KAao>, f. -/cXd-fû, to send forth a sound in
m-KaToAap.|3dva>,
m-KdTap,vo>, f. tm-KaTamirTco, f. irtaovfjai, to throw oneself upon. em-KaTapa,TOs, ov, yet more accursed. m-icaTappiiTTo> and -TCO, to throw down after or answer. m-KAato> Att. -KAdai f. -/cAavero/u upon. Hence em-Ka,Ta<r<|>A<> and -TTO>, f. ca, to slay upon or over. upon or responsively.
:
-\r)\f/ofMi, to catch up, overtake. -fjifvu, to stay yet longer.

f.
to
weep
emKdTtSapOov,
cm-KaT6i8ov,
use, to look
m-KaTaij;ij8op,ai, Dep. to tell lies in addition. aor. 2 of ciritcaTaoapQavaj.

inf.
tmicAavTos,
ov, tearful.
-Kariottv, aor. 2 with no pres. in

:
Pass, to be m-icAd<o, f. daca [a], to bend towards : ffent or broken in spirit, Lat. frangi animo.
down upon
cf.
Hoov.
cm-K<S.T6ip,i, inf. -Ka.Tiiva.i, to
go down upon
or into.
m-KAaa>, Att. for firi/cXaia). [aj im-KAT|S, fs, (km, KXios) famous.
(A),
f. -KXfiao}, to shut up, close. (B), (cm, KAeos) to extol or praise the
eiri-Karex".
praeustus.
f< -KaOfa), to detain still. m-icavTos, ov, (Im/fatty) burnt at the end, Lat.
more.
titi-Kaio). [a]
inf.
em-Kcuo, Att. for
-KeiaOai, serving as Pass, of eirtTiof gates, to be put to or 077/xt, to be laid upon ; 2. generally, to be set on or in : to lie closed.
m-Ki|xai,
lm-KAir]ito contr. -icA-rjfeo, Ion. for (iri-KXeia) (B). an accusation. e'irticAirjp.a, aros, TO, (l7n#aAy) em-KAijv, Adv. (eiriKaXfca) by surname or name. irt-KAi]pos, ov, succeeding to a patrimony: as Subst.,
over against; at kiriKî^vai vrjaot the islands off the eiritc\r)po$, 77, an only daughter and heiress, who must II. to press coast. 3. to hang over, impend. by law marry her next of kin. III. of heavily upon: to press upon, be urgent. m-KAf)p6fa>, f. waca, to assign by lot. to be laid on, imposed. IV. to have penalties, emKATjcrts, eo>s, 77, (Ijrt/caAeo;) a surname or addi-
on one.
1
tional name,
f.
7ri-Kipa>,
-Kcpw Ep.
metaph.
down.
II.
to cut down, -Kfpffoj : to cut short, baffle.
mow
and generally, a name : absol. ace. tiriKXrjow by surname, by name ; but also in name only, II. a reproach, imputation. nominally.
eiriKAtjTOS, ov, (7n/faAt>) called upon, called in as
allies.
mKKA6p/r)v,
cm-iceAaScu),
aor. 2 of tmKt\oftai.
pf. part. pass,
rjcroi,
cmKK\i|iVos,
f.
of
firite\ivaj.
to shout in applause, to cheer.
2. specially summoned. siri-KAtvrjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of firiK\iv<a.
eiriKeAevcrus, fcas, 77, cheering, exhortation. iri-K6\va), also in Med. em-K\to|ji.ai, to exhort
and
7TiKAivf|s, fs, (iriK\ivf]vai) sloping, slanting. eirC-KAivrpov, TO, a thing to lean on : a couch,
arm-
encourage, cheer on. irt-K\Xo), fut. K\ffoj : aor. I aground or ashore, of ships.
to land,
chair.
From
:
7re6A(7a
to
2. intrans. to
run iri-KACvw [I] come lay upon so as

\
f.
-KXtva
:
to Jit
Pass,
to pf. pass. -/ct/eXifuu : .to be put to ; fTTiKKXiII.
come ashore.
Dep.
to call to or
fj,fvai o~avi8fs
closed doors.
to
bend towards
pf.
eTn.-KeAop.cu,
upon, invoke.
Pass, to be inclined at
an angle:
ein-KevTpia>, f. oca, to apply the spur. em-KpavviJn.i, f. -Kfpdaca [a] aor. I iirftcepaaa Ep. to mix in, pour in again. -Kprjcra cm-KepSia, cav, rd, (kiri, Ktpoos) profit on traffic.
:
:
emtcKXiiJ.vos sloping, oblique. 2. to recline at table. over against.

lirt-KAoveco,
f.
part, pass., III. Pass, to lie
?7<7o>,
to stir
up
to
commotion.
cm-KpTO|x0,
f.
17(70;,
to jeer at, insult, teaze.
ciriKccrdai, Ion. aor. 2 impf. of ZcpiKveofJiai. em-KiJ0a>, f. ffca, to conceal, bide; ov a' eiriKtvffo)
cm-KAoiros, ov, (km, KXonrj) given to stealing, thievish, wily: c. gen., k-n'tKXo-nos pvOcuv cunning in speech. m-KAvfa>, f. vaca, to overflow, flood : metaph. to I overwhelm, ruin. Hence
tiriKAfaris,
cas, 77,
will not hide

,
it
from
thee.
an overflow, flood.
one as
ov, (eiri, KrjSos)

,
of or at a burial. 17, (kirtKrjpvfcfvofâi') the sending a herald
m-KAv&>,
to listen to, hear. iri-KAw9o>, f. a;<70J, to spin to one, assign to
or embassy to treat for peace.
iriKTjpvKvp.a, aros, TO, a message or herald. From

e7ri-KT]pvKiiofjiai,
demand
by
so also in one's destiny, of the Fates : 6m-Kva|iirra>, Att. for fjri-yvdfinTQ}.
Med.
m-Kvdu>,
inf. -/cvfjv, to
scrape or grate upon a thing.
herald
to
send a message by a make proposals for a treaty : generally, to Dep.

to
:
Tri-Koup,dojjiai,
Pass, with fut.
med.
-jjffopai, to fall
proclaim publicly.
cw : f. to announce, prom-K-r]piJcro-a> Att, -TT<O claim; dpyvpiov emKrjpvafffiv nvi or firi nvi to set a price on his head hence to proscribe.
:
asleep over.
tm-Koivos, ov, (7n, KOIVOS) common to many, promiscuous : neut. pi. kmKoiva as Adv. in common.
to
iri-Ki8\nr]|jii,
to
spread over:
Pass. firiKiSvdfMi, to
tm-Kotvtovew, f. 77(70;, to communicate with. share in common with.
2.
254
iri-Koji/ird<>,
to boast
.
f. crca,
to boast besides ,
to
add
:
boastingly :
to boast of.
or exult in a thing.
f.
m-KpOTo>, em-KpoTOS,
em-icpovw,
strike or smite
f.
170-0;,
ov,
f.
to rattle on or over. trodden hard, beaten. to
rjffiu, boastingly m-KO}Jt,irc0, irticoiros, ov, (Im/fOTTTcy) cut short, lopped. to strike upon, to knock down f. cm-KOTTTco, ^cy,
add
O~QJ,
hammer upon
?.or.
or in.
II. to
upon.
f. :
iri-xpiJirTa),
^cu:
Med.
to smite one's breast
and wail for
another, Lat.
ol em/rot
covering over
Med.
2 -eKpvtyov: to throw a to disguise : Pass, to conceal
plangi.
tirtKos, rj, 6v, (|TTS) Epic, cf the epic poets.
irt-[<oo-}ji(i>,
f.
Epic poetry ;
:
or disguise oneself. Hence irt-Kpv4>os, ov, hidden, secret. m-icp&> jo>, f. ooj, to caw or croak at one.
6m-KTa,ojJuu,
iri-KT6tv<o,
f.
?7<r<y,
to
adorn with
to celebrate.
iri-xoros, ov, angry, vengeful : malicious, malignant.
*EirtKov>pios, ov, o, ('EmKovpos') an Epicurean, a follower of the sect of Epicurus.

to eTriKOvptoj, f. rjffca, (kmKovpos) to come to aid, help in war : generally, to help at need; c. dat. rei, voffots firiKovpfiv to aid one against them; tmKovpuv
-rjcofâi, Dep. to gain, win besides; to gain additional territory. -KTfvw, to kill besides;
f.
davovra
to slay the slain
anew.
dition
Hence rivi TI to keep offfrom one. irixo'upT)fJia, aTos, TO, help, protection;
ImKOvp-rjcris, fas,
77,
fresh gain. mtCTT]TOS, ov, (kiTLKTaopjan} gained besides or in ad; fmKTrjTij 777 acquired land, as the Delta of Egypt ; emKTrjTr) a new or foreign wife ; 6TritCTT]Toi
iriKTq(ris,
ecus, 77, (t-rriKTao p.ai)
and
(pi\oi
newly acquired friends.
aid, protection.
CTrucoupia, 77, (fmKovpeoj) a defence or protection II. an auxiliary against, aid, succour, assistance. or allied force.
m-KTt)iTc>.f.7yo~a;, to make a noise upon; eiriKTVitHV roiv TToSoiv to stamp with the feet : to resound with.
m-Ki)8T|s, es, (kni, KVOOS) glorious em-Ktno-KGJ, to impregnate again :
brilliant.
Pass, to become
erriKovpiKos,
'fj,
vv, auxiliary, allied.

(firi,
doubly pregnant.
Tri-Kovpos, ov,
Kovpos) helping, aiding, assist-
m-KVK\a>,
f.
JI&Q}, to
f.
come round
in turn to.
:
ol firiitovpoi the auxiliaries or ing: as Subst. an ally: mercenary troops, opp. to the national army.
m-KOv<|>i,
a burden.
to lift up,
f.
iaoj Att.
II. to lift
to),
to lighten
to relieve
2.
up, support.
of metaph.
elate.
-Kv\iffca [t] : aor. i -Kv\laa to roll down upon. Pass., aor. I -cKvîffOijv : Tri-KV|Aaiv<o, to flow in waves over.
em-icvXiv8o,
61TI-KVTTT&),
f.
tycsj,
to
bend oneself over,
to stoop
down.
encourage:
in
bad
:
sense, to
puff up,
:
m-Kpao>, f. a>, Im-Kpaivw Ep. -Kpcuaivco

ffcpdva.
to shout to or at.
f.
tepavui
m-Ki)pD and Kvpo> : f. -tcvprjaoo and -ttvpaoj : aor. I -eKvprjo-a and -tuvpffa : to fall or light upon, aor. I ITT- fall in with : c. gen. to have a share of, partake in.
em-Kvpoo),
determine.
in.Kvp<ras, aor. iri-KvpTos, ov,
eiri-KtipTOO),
f. f.
to bring to pass, eKpyva, -efcprjrjva : accomplish, fulfil; vvv pot To5' (mKprjrjvov f(\5<up
Ep.
u>aoj, (eiri,
Kvpos) to confirm, ratify: to
grant
me now
TO,
this
prayer, fulfil
it
generally, to
I part,
(eiti,
of firiKvpeo).
achieve, effect.
Kvpros) humpbacked.
Hence
m-Kpuvov,
a head-dress.
eiriKpireia, 77,
Kpavov) a coveringfor the head, II. the capital of a column. II. (eTrttfpaTTjs) mastery, dominion.
(Iffi,
uaca, to
(eTTt,
bend forward.
KvtytXi]} guarding bee-hives, to lament over.
in-Kvxj/\ios, ov,
m-Ko>ieuto,
f.
vcfca
[u],
a government, dominion, province.

eiri-KpfiTeco, f. rjffca, to rule over, govern, c. dat. : absol. to have power. 2. to prevail over: to get pos-
t-rriKoAvcris, fo*s,
eirt-iccoXvco,
f.
f),
a hinderance.
From
session of, Lat. potiri, c. gen.
absol. to prevail,
vaca [u], to hinder, keep in check. f. aaca, to make a riotous assault upon. m-ica>|Jiaci>, or for a festal Tri-fccijjLtos, a, ov, (kiri, /ccD/ios) of
2.
conquer.
overbearingly, impetuously: Adv. of irt-KpSTT|s, es, (l?rt, Kparos) having control or mastery over a thing Comp. eiriKpar tor epos, superior.
procession.
laudatory.
mKpaTdS,
irt-KtoiTOS, ov, (tiri, Kwirrj) at the oar, of a weapon, up to the very hilt.
a rower.
2.
m\a|3cr0cu,
mXa|3T|, a handle.
r),
eiriKpA-nrjo-ts, ecus,
f),
(kitLKpartoi)
a conquest.
pePass, to over-
aor. 2 med. inf. of tiriXaufcavca. (eiriXa^dvoj) a taking hold, grasping:
hang hang, impend

/^ctf
iri-Kp6|Actvvvjj,i and -vw: f. : to over, cause to
pe/nacrcu [a] Att.
impend:
over, threaten, Lat. imminere.

es, (l7ri/fpe/zawu/î)
em-XaYXavw,
wards.
m\a|36|Ji6vos, aor. 2 med. part, of kirtXafj-âvo}. f. -ATyfo/itat, to receive by lot afterII. to fall to
overhanging. Ep. aor. I imperat. of eiriKpaivta. TriKp-f|Vi, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I opt. of trnKpaivtu. <mKpfjo-<u, Ep. aor. I inf. of eiriKfpavvvfu.
7TUKpT|ir]vov,
m-Kp6p,Tjs,
m-Xav|A<u, Dep.
mXa0<r0ai,,
of eiriXavOavot}.
to lay
one by lot, come afterwards. hold of, hold tight.
4Tn,Xa0cop,cu, aor. 2
med.
inf.
and
subj.
<in-Kpiva), determine.
f.
-Kpivw, to give judgment upon, decide,

(cTrt,
\Tj<pa
f. -Aô/zat : aor. 2 fire\a@ov: pf. -fim-Xajji|3<ivco, 2. to over: to lay hold of, seize, attack.
Tr-(Kpiov, TO,
iKpiov) the sailyard
upon a
ship's
mast.
take, interrupt ; VVKTOS eiri\apovcr)S TO Hpyov. 3. to attain to, reach, over-live. 4. to seize and stop;
255
rrjs oiriaoj
o5ov to "hinder
from
back. get over
metaph., TroAw \wpov B. Med., with pf. pass. ground. on by, lay bold of; cmAaftir(i\rjnfj.ai, to bold oneself 2. to pdveiv irpo(pa.aios to lay hold of 2. pretext. to get possession of, to seize upon, arrest : attack :
II.
getting ewiXaficiv to
much
m-Xtp.vdop,ai, Pass, to be flooded. 67Tt-XlVVTTJS, oG, O, (4m, XlVCVOj) OtlC who US6S nets, a fisherman or hunter. ir-iXXCo>, (km, i'AAos) to wink with the eyes, to make signs by winking.
tiTi-\oyLô^La,i'.
fut.
iffofJicLi
Att. Yovfjiai
aor. I
:
f\o-
obtain
to
come up
to,
reach.
Hence
Ion. for fTri\r)irTos, caught, detected. c-rriXajJiirTOS, cv, Im-Xdjxirto, f. ipca, to shine after or upon; e7rtXa/itydffrjs rjfAfpas
yiadfJLijv and -eXoyioOrjv: pf. -\f \6yia fj.ai Dep.: to reckon over, think on, consider: to make account of.
II. crriXoYOS, o, (4m Ae'7cu) a conclusion, inference. the concluding speech of a play, epilogue : the peroration of a speech.
when day had dawned.

7n.\T)0av&>, to forget.
f.
7ri-Xav0dvco, aor. 2 4ircA.aoz>, to escape notice, be
hidden.
Causal, to
II.
-\r)<rca: aor. I
III.
-eXrjaa:
^hrt-XoYxs,
ov,
(4m,
Ao^X 7/)
barbed.
make
Med. emXavOd-
-\f\r)0a, and pf. iri\f \tj6a I pass. -\f\7jo-pai, to forget; txpfiXcav Pass., aor. I -eXrjoOrjvj, to be forgot that I owed
vojxai, fut. -\rjffojjiai,
with
pf. 2 act.
eirCXouros, ov, (fm\e'nrca) Time, to come, future.

eiri-Xihreco,
f.
still left,
remaining: of
Tri-XovTpov, TO, the price of a bath.

rjaca, to
trouble, grieve besides.
Hence
forgotten.
emXvma,
feus,
f.
97,
trouble, grief.
em-Xacrts,
lTTi\frivas
liri-Xeatvo),
TT)I/
Dor. for m\r)ffis. smootbe over; aor. I part., Hepecu yvajjjiTjv having smoothed over
r/,
-\eai/a>, to
Im-Xthros, ov, (km, Xvirrf) troubled, grieved. iriXvcris, feus, 77, (kmXv<a) a release. em-Xvo), f. vaco, to loose, untie : to let slip dogs
generally, to release.
2. to solve,
the opinion of Xerxes,
i.
e.
making
6m-XY<0,
ther.
f.
a>,
to
say in
plausible. addition, to add

II. to
it
explain.
at.
fur-
2. to call
by name.
choose, pick
out, select: so also in to read. tTTt-XcCpco,

2. to
f.
Med.: or firftXeyufvoi chosen men.

tyca,
i//ca
Pass.,
fm\f\y^voi
Med.
also,
III. in
(4m, Xw&r)) (km, /iaôs) at the breast. 6m-p,aivojxat, Pass., with aor. 2 -ffj.dvrjv [a], aor. I med. -ffji.r)vdfj.r)v, pf. act. fjte/jirjva to be mad after,
m-Xcuj36vc>,
f.
oca,
to
mock
m-p,dios,
ov,
think over, consider.

to
:
dote upon
libation over.
to be passionately in love with.

f(dcro/xai
pour upon, make a

aor. 2 6ir\iirov
: :
Im-XeiTrii),
:
f.
Pass.,
3 ng. plqpf. fTreXeXenrro one. II. to fail one, like Lat. deficere ; vScap fj.iv fvf AtTre the water failed him fviXeinfi fee 6 xpovos time fails me : of rivers, tm\(iiT(iv TO peeOpov, to have their stream failing, to be dried up ; and so
s
;
pf. (m\\oiira: to leave behind
m-p.auo(o.at, fut. aor. I -f/j.ao'a'dfj.rjv :

to obtain,
Ep.
-fjido~(TO[*ai
Ep.
Dep.
aim
at.
to strive after, endeavour II. c. ace. to lay bold of, grasp :

:
also to touch, feel.

7Ti-|JidXXov,
Adv.
for
tm paXXov,
still
more.
cmjjiavSaXoTOV, r6,
without ptfOpov,
ing.
to fail:
zbsol.tofail, lack, be wantlack.
/uai/SaAcuTos) a wanton kiss. in-|jiav0dvco, i.fj.aQrjGQjJt.ai, to learn besides or after. 6Trt-}jiapTvp0), f. -fjaca, to bear witness or depose to
(eiri,
Hence
,
a thing.
ecus, f}, failure,
Hence
77,
emp-apriipCa,
a witness, testimony.
ov, (e-rriXfjca) chosen, picked; ol lui\fK-
TOI picked soldiers.
Im-XtTrw,
mXcXi]crp,ai, pf. pass, of eiriXavOdvca. f. to peel, strip of its bark. tf/ca,
4iri-p.apTvpop.ai, Dep. to take to witness, to call on as witness, appeal to : absol. to call witnesses, call in evidence. 2. to call on earnestly, to conjure, Lat. Hence obtestari. 3. to declare before witnesses.
Tri-|A<xpTi)pos, o,
eiTL-XevTo-to, to look towards, see before one. n. 6irt-Xir]0avco, see f-rriXavOdvca

irtXT)0os, ov, (firiXavdavoi) causing forgetfulness. m-Xir|0o}juu, poet, for kniXavddvoâi, to forget.
a witness
tTTi-jidpTVS, gen. -vpos, 6,
= km^dpTvpos.
to anything.
67np.daro-op.ai, Ep. fut. of 4mjucuo/*ai. Med. to s'roke. Tn-p.d<r<ra>, f. w, to knead again:

eiri-fjiao-TiSios, ov,
m-X-r|is, t8os,
irt-XTT]Kecj),
f.
fj,
(ciri,
T}<joj,
to
em-XTpaos,
vintage.
ov, (tiri,
\fia) obtained as plunder. shout in applause. \7)v6s^ of a winepress or the
(km, fmo-ros) at the breast.
cTTLjxacTTOS, ov, (emfMioiMii) seeking after or for. 7np,axtco, f. rjaoj, (4m'/ix os ) tofightfor one. Hence
Tr(Xif)irTOS, ov, (e7rt\a/Jj6ai/a>)
caught, detected.
TuXT]cris, fees,
rj,
cmXT|crp,ovT|, 77, einXT|O'p.ojv, ov, gen. ovos, ((irt\.a.vQdvo{jai}forgeffttl,
(tiri\av&avoiwC)forgeffulness. (fniXavOdvofjuti) forgetfulness.

:
a defensive alliance. (km, ftdxoât) that may easily be tacked, assailable, open to attack. and -p.eiSd.cj. f. 770-0;: tTrip.eiSid.co, f. dcra> [a],
(TTi\i3,\ia,
77,
tm-p,axos,
ov,
at-
to
smite at or upon.
irip,ivat, aor. I inf. of kmnlvoi. care, attention, diligence; T), (fmfj.f\rjs} errifieXftd nvos attention paid to a thing.
tirtp-cXeia,
having a bad memory

irreg.
Comp.
eTii\r)0~iJ.ov6ffT(pos
Sup. (iriXrjfffjioTaTos. iriXT|<ronai, fut. med. of

-TriXir)i|;is,
iri\av9&voj.
ea;s,
17,
(fni\afj.^dvca)
a laying hold
of,
m-jxX0|A<u and
iri-p.Xojji,ai
seizure
a finding fault.
,
-[j.(\r]ffo(*ai, aor. I -ffi\rjcrdfjir)V
Dep. with fut. med. also with fut. pass.

(km, ê'Ao/xat)
:
Adv. grazing, scratching.
-HfXrjOrjaofJiai, aor. I -eptXriQrjV
256
to take care of, have charge of: to have the management of: to pay attention to, cultivate, c. gen. : also
c.
TTIVLKLOS.
ace. et inf. to take care that.
Hence
a care. anxious m-[AXT)s, es, (eni, fj.e\ofjut) caring for, II. pass, cared about: absol. careful, attentive. T$> for, an object of care : esp. in neut., as, emfj,e\es errifj.e\es fj.oi Kvpca eyeveTO it was a care to Cyrus eart I have to care for it; TO entfj.e\es TOV SpcafJ-evov the charge of the execution of orders. must em|A6XT]Teov, verb. Adj. of emfJ.e\eofjai, one
em|u,eXT]|Aa, CITOS, TO,
an
object of care,
Adv. (emfj.iyvvfj,i) mixedly, confusedly, in, discriminately. mp.tia Ion. -ITJ, (emfj.iyvvfj.i') a mixing with others, intercourse, dealings, Lat. commercium.
iri-|Jii^s, ecus,
irt-|jiicrY&),
fi, emiJ.iia. poet, and Ion. for
;
eiri-fj.iyvvfj,i,
to
have
dealings with one
in hostile sense, to be brought in contact with, clash with : absol. to associate together. TrufJivdop.ai, -p,vwp,cu, Ion. for emfUft.vrjafeofj.ai.
m(JivT]<rai)A60a, I pi. aor. I opt. med. of emfj.ifj,vrjffK(a. irip,vr]o-0Cs, aor. i part. pass, of em/j.ifj.vr]ffKO}.
iri-|AOtX6io>, f. ffca, to commit adultery besides. Hence iTTt-jxoXciv, aor. 2 inf. of em&Xwaicctj.
liri-fjioXos, ov,
irifxo(ji<|>T|, 77,
take care of,
pay
attention to a thing.
6,
iri}AXir]TT|s,
ov,
(emfj.e\eofj,at)
one
who
is
in
charge, a manager, overseer, superintendent.

em-jJieXo|xai,
eirt-p-eXirto,
f.
Dep. =
to
enifj.e\eofj,ai.
to.
t
(emfj.efj.fyofj.ai")
approaching, invading. blame, reproach.

blameable, unlucky.
sing tyca, mp.eXtos, Adv. of emfj.e\r}s carefully.

m|xcfJiVT]p.<u, pf.
m|a.o|ji4>os, ov, (emfj.ejj,<pofjai}

eirtji,ovT|, r), (emfj-evca)
pass, of
entfJUfjivrjaKa).
eiri-fjnj^w,
f.
ca,
to
a staying on : delay. mutter or murmur at.

;
e-m-pepova, Ion. and poet.
pf. 2
with pres. sense,

to
to
aim
at, desire.
f-
TO
to
iri-jxt0ios, ov, (erti, pvOos) coming after the story eirtfivOiov the moral of a fable.
one as impute ôfiat, Dep. em-H}A<{>o[jiat, matter of blame, to object against one as matter of blame : c. dat. pers. to blame : absol. to find fault,
complain.
Hence
ecus, 77,
eiri-fxvKTOS, ov, (emfj-vfa} scoffed at. emfj-vfa, to mutter. 6m-|xvcrcra> Att. -TTCO, 4m-p,t)(0, f. -fj.vao} [u], to close the eyes at a thing to wink at, in token of assent.
cmp,p,i|;is,
blame, complaint.
aor. I
enefj.eiva: to stay
3.
2. to
tm-fuop-aofjiai. Ion. -eojxat,
Dep.
to find fault with.
!m-|Avw,
on, to abide
to abide by.
fut.
still.
-fjLevS}-.
Hence
blameworthy, blameable. blamed, blameworthy. e-m-ficoojjiat, Dor. for emfj.aiofj.at. irt-vdxo|jiai, Dor. for emvrjxofMi.
iri(juo(jiT)T6s, 77, ov,
continue in a pursuit.
wait for, await, c. ace. m-|jiTa'Tr|nroy,ai, Med. to send for besides, send for a reinforcement.
II. to
irL-fxcop,os, ov,
Pass., out.
to : iri-|ATp0), f. 770-cu, to measure out to, assign 6 erfifJ.eTpovfJ.evos atros the corn measured II. to measure out or pay in addition.
em-veiov, TO,
arsenal.
(erri,
vavs) a sea-port for the navy,
m-v|xo>,
to
fut. -ve/jica
and
-vefj-rjoo}
m-jiTpov,
excess.
TO,
something added to the measure,
to allot, assign, distribute.
II. to
aor. I -eveifia : turn cattle
concert against. m-p,T|8op,<u, Dep. to devise or 'Em-|JU]96t>s, fas, 6, (em, prjoos) Epimetheus,
i.
e.
After-thought, brother of Prometheus or Fore-thought. m-p.ir]6T|S, es, (em, /x^Sos) thoughtful.
graze on another's land: Med., of cattle, to feed over the boundaries, to go on grazing : metaph. to spread over; irvp emvefieTat TO aarv the fire spreads over the town ; so, rj voffos erreveifjiaTo TCS 'AOqvas.
iriV6VTjcr|jivos, pf. part. pass, of emveca. eirt-vcvo-op.ai, fut. of emveca. to evevffa : TTi-vva>, f. aca : aor. I
TSm-p/TjXtScs,
tors of flocks.
em-jjiT|vios,
iocav, at, (eni, fj.rj\d)
Nymphs
TOL
protec-
ov,
(eni,
fj.r}v)
monthly:
emiJtrjvia.
wards.
approval, to
II. to
nod
to, in
(sub. iepa) monthly offerings. f. iffca [I], to be angry at or with. lin-jjiTjvtco,
nod
to
assent, to
nod fortoken of command or to another to make a sign

III. to in-
do a thing
promise by nodding.
6m-|At)x3v<io|A(H, Dep. to contrive against : to devise II. to devise besides. precautions.
cline to or towards.
m-|AT|x<Xvos, ov, (eni, fjujxavrj) craftily devising KO.KOJV empjixavos epycav contriver of ill deeds.
via, fut. m-p,iYvvjJit and with : Pass. enifJ.iyvvfj.at, to
fj.igo)'.
to
mix
to
in or
m-vo m-vo (B), = emvrjveca,
iri-v<|>Xos, ov, (em, ve(pe\r/') clouded, overcast. iri-v<j>pC8ios, ov, (em, vetypos) upon the kidneys. (A), f. vrjoca, to spin to, esp. of the Fates.
to
load with a thing:
pf.
mingle with,
put in mind and
have inII.
tercourse or dealings with.

m-p,ip.vT|<rKa>,
f-
part, pass., emvevrjafj-evos piled up with. Im-veto (C), f. -vevffofjai, to swim, float
on the
top.
fJ.vr)ffoj,
to
of.
m-vifjios, ov, (em, vavs}

veca) to
on board
ship.
Pass,
and Med.
;
eni-fj.ifj.vr}aKofJ:ai, fut. -fj.vrjffofja.1
and
:
fJ.vrj<T&r}ffofjai
aor.
-e/j.vrjffd(j.r)v
-efj.vr}ffOrjv
lirt-V7)V0), (em, heap or pile upon. em-vf|4>a>, to be sober at or for.
to
remember, recall
/xetfa \a.pij.r)s let
mind, think of; us think of battle.

to
entfj-vriffai-
m-vf|XFwu
come
to or
f.
II. later, to
to the top, float
-vriofjai, Dep. to on the surface.
swim upon : to 2. to swim

II.
make mention
of: also to quote. m-p,Cp,vo>, poet, for emfj,evu.
over
to.
(Ijrt,
viitr))
4m-vCKios, ov,
of victory.
as
257
Subst. TO \itivlKiov (sub.
victory,
qfffJia
or /zeXos), a song of
2.
-fj,
part. pres. fem. of etreifu
(tlfjii
ibo), the
triumphal song or ode.
(sub. Ovfia),
coming day
feast in honour of a victory.
m-viKOS, ov, (iTiviKios. 4m-vio-crop.cu, fut. -viao/Mi, to

irt-vic|>(a,
Hence (sub. fjp.fpd). mot)orios, ov,for the coming day, sufficient for the day ; ciriovaios dpros daily bread.
6m-6v|/o|juu, poet, for
iirl-ira.yxy,
(ir6if>ofâi.
go over: come upon.

with aor.
to
f.
snow upon,
:
[yt] to think
Adv.
to
entirely, altogether.
m-vo(i>,
contrive.
to form
rjcrca
aor. I (irevorjo'a, but also
m-ird\Aa>,
brandish at or against.
I pass. firevorjOrjv in
same sense
on or
of,
i. c. inf. to purpose, intend. 3. absol. a plan, design. Hence -irivoia, 77, a thinking of or over a thing, thought : 2 a purpose, depower of thought, inventiveness.
.
em-TrdfJicov, ov, gen. ovos, (km, TrcTra/iai pf. of rrdoHO.L) Dor. for firiK\7jpos, falling to one's share. m-irav, Adv. upon the whole, generally, on the
average.
sign.
irivoftes,
II.
after-thought.
I pi. impf".
Dor.
of mVcw.
emvopAa,
lands
:
a right
citizens of
another's T), (In-ii/e^to/iou) a grazing on to 'pasture on each other's lands, of the two neighbouring states.
:
heap up besides. em-irapaoTK6vda>, f. o"o;, to prepare besides : to provide oneself with besides. m-irdpip,i, inf. -rfivai,to be present at or near.
<firi-Trapavo>, to
Med.
II.
irivo[ios, ov, (7rti/f/io/xt) dwelling in the coun!ry. ov, (kiri, vv) by night, nightly. -in-vv}Ji<})i8tos, ov, (k 7T( , vvfj.(pa) of orfor a bride, bridal.
to be present besides or in addition to. m-Trdp6ip,i, inf. -itvat, to come upon in flank, to march alongside of. II. to come on to assist. III.
to
m-vuKTios,
come forward
to speak.
eirv-irdtrcrco Att.
TTO>
fut. -7rdo*o;
[a]
to sprinkle
m-vijcr<7a> Att. -TTCO,
m-vuo-Ta<o,
<m-va>}jLa.&>,
f.
f.
o~s, ov, (TTI,
TO kmTiaarov tirC-iracrros, ov, sprinkled on or over : a kind of cake with comfits upon it : also a plaster. firi-Tra-rayta), f. 770-0;, to make a noise at.
em-ireSos, ov,
(eiri,
7n-va>Tioj, to cover with.
f. o*o>,
(tiri,
VUTOV) on the back. VWTOV} to put on the back
ireSov)
;
of,
level with
irreg.
it,
level, flat
tv
on the ground, or on a eiriirtda) on a level :
Comp.
(irnrfSeffTfpos.
fs,
m-vamos, m-av0os,
ov, (firi, vSirov) on the back. ov, inclining to yellow, tawny,
of hares.
m-ir\on<H, Dep. (firi, ireXo;) to come towards, aptmgevovnai ravra I claim these offices as a stranger. proach ; Ep. syncop. aor. 2 part., fiwr\6fjifvov CTOS the m-i>, f. -eo-o>, to scrape on the surface. coming year. = 771/05) a chopping-block, like 4m-|-rjvov, TO, (tni, m-ir|."irTOS, ov, containing i and 3- 3- SdvftcrfjLa
5
iri-^tv6w, f. dxro}, Ion. and poet, for iirigevoaj. 4m-jj6v6a>, f. wcroj, (liri, evos) to. entertain as a guest: Pass, to be so entertained, to dwell abroad. 2. Med.,
From obedient, compliant. 6m-iri9ojjL<u, f. -trfiaofjLai, Pass, to be persuaded, yield to persuasion ; c. dat. to put faith in, comply with, obey.
!mim0T|s,
eiriKoiravov
the executioner's block.
kir'nrffjLTTTov
a loan at the rate of
<m-i;vos, ov, poet, far tiriKoivos, common to many; firivvQ$ dpovpa a common field, i. e. in which many persons have rights.
m-oivios, (fm, oTvos) at or over wine. in-oivo)(O60u), f. aoj, to pour out wine for. TTIOV, aor. 2 of TTIVOJ.
,
^ of the
principal,
or 20 per cent.
1. of iru-TTp.iTO), f. ty(a, to send after or again. the gods, to send upon or to, let loose upon, Hence to send besides : to send by way of supply.
Tri-n-p,i|;is, ecas, 77,
a sending
to
a place.
),
f.
ov, o, poet, for ITTOTTT^S. 170*0; : aor. I (inwpKija'a
!iriirirTo>Ka, pf. of eirnriirrca. pf. of.imirivo).

'.
(tiriopicos)
begin to turn dark, of grapes ripening.
to
swear falsely, forswear oneself, irpus Saipovos by a deity ras @a.(Ti\r)ias [arias f-mopiceiv to swear falsely
;
Hence by the royal hearth. tmopKLd, 57, a false oath, Lat. perjuria. lTri-opKos,oi', (|TT/, op/cos) sivearing falsely,forsworn, Lat. perjurus ; or of the oath, sworn falsely ; t-rriopKOV 6/J.vvvai to swear falsely ; also, tiriopKOV kirop.v\)vai to swear a bootless oath.
6m-6o-o-op,ai, Dep.
eyes, foresee.
(t-rri,
ripening
of grapes iri-jTpKvos, ov, somewhat dark, properly then of the colour of hares. ;
tTniriirTO).
of miro-o{)p,<u, fut. med.
mircrwv,
em-ir6Tawv|At,, cm-irerauat or -ireTOp.at, only found in aor. 2 7Tor fTreirTufjirjv Dep. : to fly over : metaph. ma.\jL-r\v
:
ovffa, aor. 2 part, of fmmirTca. f. -TTtrdao}, to spread over.
to fly over,
come
to the
oafft) to have before one's
tiri-iTTiY^H
to
make
em-ovpos,
o, (eiri,
oSpos) a watcher,
guard
:
c. dat., c.
m-m]8cta>,
~ 7r77^ wv (iriovpos chief svf'me-berd.
gen.,
Tri-ip]X v S, v,
(firi, trrjx v5 }
above the elbow.
7U-7rlu,
f.
o"a;,
to press
upon.
258
Dep., used only in pres. and impf., approach, come near. f. -irXrjaa}, to fill up with a thing. Tri-irLjxirXt]p.t, TTi-mvc0, f. -THO/ZCU pf. -TreVawa aor. 2 -eiriov /o <frm afterwards or besides : to tope after dinner.
: :
to
lm--nviY&>, to choke,
lirtirvoia,
17,
stifle.
a breathing upon: inspiration. !iri-ir68ios, a, ov, (kiri, irovs) upon the feet. f. -rjffQ}, to yearn or 4iri-iro0a>, long after, regret
(eirnrvfw')
greatly, Lat. desidero.

2 eirnroOijo-is, ecas, Triir60T)TOS, ov,
rj,
Hence
'
eiri-irtimo,
f.
ireffovfjai
pf.
-WTrrawa
aor.
-eireow:
to fall upon: also in hostile sense, to fall upon, attack : of accidents, to 6/a// one. JfmirXa (contr. from eir'nrXoa), ra, implements, fur-
a yearning after : and longed for, earnestly desired
and
4m-iro0ia,
77,
kimrodrjais.
lirt-iroiiJiTiv, 6, 7),
an over shepherd
niture, movables, as opp. to fixtures, Lat. supellex. m-7r\ac0, f. -irXaygca, to make to wander over, to
-miroXaco,
the surface.
f.
ffoj,
II.
or shepherdess. ((iwroXr]) to be at the top, lie on to rise to the top : metaph. to be
drive about
I pass.
Pass, with fut.

,
med. -TrXdyôâi
over.
aor.
kvnrXayx&rjv
wander about
Tn/rrXd<ras, aor. I part, of lirnrXciaaca. em-irXcio-crco Att. -TTO>, f. -irXaaa) [a] a plaster on, smear over. Hence
-
to
spread
ImirXao-TOS, ov, plastered over -.feigned, false. f ttfiTAdCo;. firnrXa-yxîS. aor * P art P ass = emirXfov. CTrt-irXeiov, Adv.
cirt-irXcLos, ov, Ep. for eiriir\eos.
uppermost, to prevail. 4m-ir6Xauos, ov, on the surface : prominent, project2. superficial, ordinary. From ing. cm-iroX'f), 77, (km, irtXoj) a surface: gen. firnroXrjs, as Adv., at the top, atop : c. gen. on the top of, above. II. at 'E7rt7roA.at, a piece of ground with a sloping surface near Syracuse.
em-iroXios, ov, growing hoary, grizzled.

irt-iToXos,
= irpoairoXos,
eirl
f.
an attendant.
7ri-irXio)V, ov, gen. ovos, still f irt-irXKo>, f. o>, to plait in o
Im-irXeov, Adv., for
eirl
more. a chaplet. irXeov, still more.
Im-iroXti, Adv., for

liri-Troveta,
iroXv, generally.
rjooi, to toil
4-irC-irovos, ov, painful,

toil
toil
m-irXOs,
a, ov, Att. îriTrXews, cav, (firi, TrAcos)
sons, laborious, pains-taking
quite full of a thing. CTUirXcvo-us, fu>s, 77,
a sailing against; eiriTrXevffiv *X flv t nave the power of sailing against, to have From the weather gage.
7ri-irX0), f. -irXevaopai : Ion. emirXcbco, f. to sail c<a Ep. aor. 2 lireTrAew, part. emirXdis
: :
and and
suffering. trouble, Sup. firiirovwraTa.

:
: of perof omens, portending Adv. ITI-WTOI/OW, Lat. aegre, with
on, persevere. toilsome : wearisome

:
eiri-iropevojiai
f.
med.
-Tropevaofiai, aor. I pass.
-TrAo;-
upon
to go, march to: to march over. -TropevOr)v: Dep.: cm-iropirajjia, fwros, TO, (lirt, iropnaoj) a mantle buckled on the shoulder.
eiri-irorciofjiai,
or over : to float upon. attack with a fleet. to sail with or in charge

cirL-irXecos,
t>3v,
f.
II. to sail
against, to
Dep., lengthd. for firnrtTOfjiai, to fly

2. to beseem, be
III. to sail
on board a ship:
to or
hover over.
Att. for
duffca,
of. TriirXfos.
Im-Trpeirto, to be conspicuous.
befitting.
cm-irXTjpoco,
TT)I/
to Jill
up; Med., fTrnrXrjpovffOai
em-irpeo'pcijofjiai,
one's ship's crew, to man her afresh. to strike at : of words, tTTi-irXrio-o-co Att. -TTO>, f. o>, to rebuke, reprove : to cast a reproach upon : to cast
vavv
to fill
up
whither.
2. to
Dep. to go as ambassador any send an embassy.
iru-'rrpTji5va),
Ion. for iiri-irpa.vva},
= irpavv(j.
in one's teeth.
Im-trpuo [tl, to grind [the teeth] at a thing. Im-irpopAXXco, f. -fiaXw, to throw forward.
Imirpoerjica, Ep. aor. I of
eTrnrpolrjfj.i.
m-irXoa, ra,
of
firiir\oos, ov,
fuller
form of eiTitrXa properly neut. an Adj. formed from kiri, as airXoos

:
m7rpO(jiv, Ep.
iri--irpoi(iXX.co.
f.
from
a/ia, 8tTr\oo$
from
Sis.
aor. 2 inf. of eTrnrpoiij/M. aXu : aor. I -irpoirjXa : to set out

2. to
TrtirX6jxvos, Ep. for Imrr tXopfvos, aor. 2 part, of

ciriirXoov,
or place before one. after another.
send out one before or

aor.
I
TO, (fTriirXfcu)
the
caul of the entrails,
m-irpoiir]fH, fut. -irporjffca:
-irpofJKa,
Ep.
to shoot omenlum : also firiirXoos, 6. to send forth towards or at: -erjfta: emirXoos contr. emirXovs, 6, (lirnrXeaj) a sailing at. II. vfaoiffiv eiriirpoftjKe [vavv~\ he steered, against the enemy, bearing down upon him, the attack made for them. of a ship or fleet. 2. a naval expedition against a 4m-irpocr0V, rarely -0, Adv. of Time and Place,
Lat.
place.
before
(TriirXeca.
also in preference to.

f.
f.
be in the way ; tmirpoaOfTv rots irvpyois to be in a line with the towers, so as to cover one with the other. Ep. for tmtrvfoj. w Ep. -irvcCoj fut. -irvevffofiai aor. I eirc6irt-'irpoxw, f. -\tw, to pour forth over: to pour to breathe or blow upon, so as to revive forth. to sneeze at ; vlos metaph. to excite, inflame : to blow favourably, to em-irraCpco : aor. 2 eire-rrrdpov ot tirtiTTapf irafftv eireaaiv my son sneezed as I spoke favour, Lat adspiro.
,
: : : : :
and Ep. for ftwrXia). Im-irXtos, part, of tTreirXojv, Ep. aor. 2 of Im-irXuo-as, Ion. aor. I part, of (iriirXtoj.
tTrt-rrXwco, Ion.
6m-irpo<r0o (A),
4mirpoor0&> (B),
OfvaofJLat, to
run at or
to.
770-0;,
{km-npoaOfv} to be before,
259
the words,
a good
omen
hence of the gods,
to be
lirip-pvô),
f.
w,
(firi,
pv<a)
to set a
dog on one.
kindly to, favour. TTt7TTor0ai, aor.
2 inf.
of firnrfTOftai.
an over-fold, a flap. 17, (ewt, -nrvaoo}) obire : m-ira>\o}ji,ai, Dep. to go about, visit, Lat. of a general, to inspect, review : of an enemy, to reconimrrvx"n>
noitre.
Dep. to save, preserve. ir(pptm>s, ov, (empptoj) flowing in or /o : coming in upon, adventitious. 2. metaph. overflowing,
tirip-pvojjiai,
II. overflowed, moist. mp-pa>wi5|Ai and -vo> fut. -pwaoj aor. I -pp<aoa to add strength to, strengthen, encourage, cheer on in a thing Pass. fTTipptuvvfMt but the pf. eirtpare used as pres. and impf. : pufiai, plqpf. -fppw/J.r)v to recover strength, be aor. I -eppduffOqv invigo: : :
abundant.
Hence
ecus,
?;,
miru>\T)cn.s,
a going round,
of the
visitation.
m-pa|38o4>op>,
by shaking the whip
f.
f.
^crcw,
rider, to
urge
a horse
7rip-pa0v|ji6c)j irtppava>, to sprinkle
or of the horse, to gallop. about a thing". 77(70;, to be careless

;
rated, be of good cheer: also in aor. I, impers., Ktivois f*(ppwo9r) \fyeiv they took courage to speak.
upon or
over.
mp-pwop,<u,
or stream
aor.
-fppwodfjiijv
Dep.
:
to
flow
of hair, to fall II. to apply one's strength to a thing, flowing. tTrtp- work lustily at; trooalv fireppwaavTO they moved 2. to sacrifice afterwards or nimbly with their feet. ptGKov Ion. impf. besides. cmppcocrOeCs, aor. I pass. part, of eirippuvvvu.i. cmppernqs, s, leaning, inclined towards, Lat. /roFrom clivis. eiricra, aor. I of irimaKoj, to make to drink. tmcra-yiJw*, O.TOS, r6, (tmffaTTO}) a pack-saddle : mecmp-pe-Trw, f. i/'W, /o /ea# towards, of the balance to fall upon. II. trans., (mppeireiv raXavrov to taph., eiriaayfia voffrjfJLaros a burden of disease.
to sent, stitch on. tmp-pdo-crco Att. -TTCO, Alt. for firLpprj&Ga). mp-pea>, f. a>, to offer sacrifices at a place
Imp-pa/mxa,
f.
ifica,
downwards on
a thing
force
down one scale: hence /o w?/gv& OM//O one, allot.

Adv.
f.
:
m-<r<xTT(i>,
f.
^cy, to
pile
a load upon.
:
II. to
fcTTLppe-TTws,
4-irip-pco)
of (iripperrfjs, favourably inclined. -ptvffofjiai : aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense)

i
load or saddle a horse.

TTi-o-iei>
Ep. cmo-creto)
f.
crew
to
:
to flow 4irfppvr)v : to flow to or into :
2. upon the surface, float atop. of men, to stream on or towards ; ovmpp&av x?^ vos onward-streaming time, i.e. the
2. to against. or upon one.
wave or beckon on
;
shake at or hence to set at
Im-crerio) Ep.
mo-(Tva>
II.
to
put in motion against
future.
feus,
r),
(kni, ffiois)
a reproach.
II.
Pass, to hurry, hasten towards : in hostile sense, to fall upon, rush at, attack : esp. in pf. firtoavfAai as pres., and plqpf. firfffavfjnjv as impf.
one, set on.
spell,
charm.
:
mppdo-<ra>, f. -paa; : to dash against, force upon or to ; Ion. impf. eirip2. to rend at or on hearing a prjaaeaKov. II. intr. to burst forth, of lightning. thing. mp-pir)TOpe ua>, f, <ra>, (tiri, pfjTojp) to speak as an orator to or over,
mp-pif|<ro-co, L-p7)ga}
i
Att.
or aor. 2, part. fTTfaffttfievos, to rush on, hurry, hasten; lirff<rvnevos ireoioto hurrying over the plain: of rapid motion, ktreOGVTo oicu/eeiv he hasted on to follow :
metaph.
to be in
,
excitement or agitation. arcs, TO, device upon a shield. f. ai/a>, to set a mark or , sign
:
upon
Pass, to be
marked, bear a mark.
mp-pT)Tos, ov, cried out against, infamous. mp-piKvos, ov, shrunk up. cmp-ptTTTw and -i> f. \f/ca aor. I eppiif/a
:
sign of approval
thing.
:
give a Med. to give one's approval to a

II. to
to
4-iri-OTjp.os,
ov, (firi, erjâ)
having a mark on
:
it,
east at or upon.
to.
2.
metaph,
upon.
to
commit
to,
give up
i I
bearing a
coined.
mark
2.
II. intr. to fall

f),
of money, stamped, Lat. distinguished, famous, remarkable,

or inscription
mppcrf|,
roar at, of the waves : to echo irvppo0>, or answer to a sound : to shout applause at a thing : to repeat or setond a prayer : but also, to inveigh \flag of a. ship.Hence for ITT' against. ir-i<rrjs,
|
(fTTippcoj) f. rjffaj, to
an
afflux, influx,
a flood.
II. tirinotorious. insignis : also in bad sense, mark of distinction, a dearjp.ov, TO, as Subst. any vice : a device or bearing on a shield : the ensign or
iffrjs [sc. /lot'pas],
equally.
OK, hasting to the rescue, aiding: geneII. rally, helping in need, giving aid against.
mp-po0os,
m-<ria>, to
m-o-rp,6c>,
set on, as a
cuaoj, to
dog.
ir(-o-i|Jios, ov, (firi, ert/xos)

f.
somewhat flat-nosed.
firtppoOa KQ.KO. reproaches bandied back and forwards, abusive language. emp-poipStto, f. ôxu, to forebode rain by croaking.
Hence
'mppoiJ387)v, Adv. with noisy fury. f. to croak to or at : c. ace. -f)(rci), cognato, ITT. tyvyds TIVI to shriek or bode flight to one. aor. 2 part. pass, of tmppfo}. mppvis,
turn aside one's course. to furnish with food : cm-o-tTCw, f. iaoj Att. iw Med. to furnish oneself with food, to forage: c. ace., TO o-rpaTfu/ia to provision the army; meal, apiffTov to provide oneself with a
:
emp-poifo>,
ecus, f),
,
o,
:
(trrtcrtTt^Qj)
and eiriaiTwrfjio, r<$, = sq. a furnishing oneself
with provisions
a stock of provisions.
260
m-<ncdiTTa>, f. ^<u, to dig superficially. em-o-KeSdvvupA, f. data [a], to scatter or spread upon. m-o-K\to-is, ecus, 77, (tiri, fftfeXos) the first spring
lirto-KtoiJ/is,
cj$, -q,
raillery.
f.
liri-o-jxaco, inf. -afj.rjv,
-aprjaa}, to rub or smear over.
/ioêpos) shameAdv. eTrtoywyepcvs, sadly, to his cost. or start in a horse's gallop. ful, sad : mcriraorTT|p, fjpos, 6, (f-ncoiraoj) the handle by which 6m-<rK7TTOS, ct, or, verb. Adj. of eniffKeirTOfi.ai, to a door is pulled to. II. a fishing-line, be considered, examined. angle. late authors, II. eiruriracrTOS, rj, ov, drawn upon oneself. Tri-o'KTrTop,ai, a pres. only used by fniffTraoros fipoxos a tight-drawn noose. From which furnishes a fut. to eiriaKoirfca.
ciri-orp/d'ycpos,
,
Lv, (iri,<rfji.vyfpus
m-<rKir&>, to cover over. m-(TKi)dci>, f. dffoj, to get ready: to equip, Jit out: II. emaKfvdffai rd xpâra to pack the money upon.
to equip
CTrt-cnrdo),
to
f.
-a-naao) [a]
to
bring on, cause.
2. to
draw or drag after one: draw on, allure, induce:
so also in
Med.
4. in
Hence anew, repair, restore. eTTKrKeuao-Tfjs, ov, 6, one who restores. 6m-o-ivT|, T), a repair, restoration : materials for
TTICTKVJ/IS,
US,
T),
door
to.
Med.
3. fmffirdv rr)v Qvpav to pull the to draw to oneself, win, obtain.
irurireiv, aor. 2 inf.
of
(cpenca.
Im-o-impo),
TricnrwrLS,
f.
epw, to
sow with seed:
to
sow among.
repairs, stores.
(TTl(rKirTOfMll')
cmcrrreicros, aor.
I part,
17,
of fmcrirtvSca.
sacrifice.
a looking
at, IH-
teas,
f.
a libation at a
From
spection.
r
consideration, reflexion : inquiry. m-o KT)vos, ov, (kiri, ffKTjvr)} at or near a tent. em-o'KTjvow, f. wacy, to lodge in a tent : generally,
2.
m-<Tirv8o>,
to
ffnfiffca, to
make a
libation.
pour upon or over: absol. II. Med. to make a fresh

xcSs.
treaty.
to stay,
abide at
f.
a.
iri-(TKT|irT<o,
if>oj,
place. to make to lean
cmcrirepXTjS,
hurried, eager:
<w,
upon
.make
to
Im-o-irepxto,
to
f.
to
Adv. urge on, hasten.

ftyfirca.
From
II. intr.
intr. to fall upon, like light upon, impose upon : -II. to Med. to lean upon, rely upon. lightning:
hurry on, rage furiously. mo-7To-0at, aor. 2 inf. med. of

irt-o"irv8a>,
f.
enjoin solemnly upon, lay a mand one to do; rooovrov
strict
charge upon,
to
com-
oca, to
urge on, promote, further.

etyitrca.
II.
command
thee.
:
a' emff/trjuTca thus III. to prosecute or indict.

;
much/
intr. to
hasten onward.
!mo"jr6p.6vos, aor. i part. med. of
to throw m-(TKid<>, f. dffca pf. pass. eTrecr/ctacr/xai a shade upon, overshadow, Lat. obumbrare : Pass., XaOpdiov op.}i eircaKiaffiAfvr) keeping a hidden watch. 2. act. Im-crKios, ov, (CTTJ, ffKid) overshadowed.
m<rirov8T|, rj, (47r{(T7rV8o//at) a renewed or renewable truce, mostly in plur.
emcriropta, ov,
(ttriffTrtipca)
4-Trunropos, ov, ênicrrrfipo})

tirifftropoi posterity.
a sowing after. sown afterwards

to further.
ol
shading, c. gen. m-(TKOTra>, f.

I -ffffcf^dfjirjv
:
-ffKeif/oftcu
pf.
(from
:
<TKetrTOfj.ai):
aor.
at,
ciri.-o-iro'uSdJto,
intr. to
f.
acrcy,
to
urge on,
II.
-eo'tfe/ât
2. inspect, examine : to watch over, to go to see, visit : Pass., oveipois OVK fntaKotrovfJLevov vnvisited by dreams. 3. to consider, reflect. Hence
upon or pay regard to.

to look
make
haste in a thing.
77,
:
!m<nr<0, ys,
opt. of 407r, Ep. for irioftca, fTTifffvca.
6mo-KOirf|, >), an overseeing : the office of an over2. visitation, punishment. seer or bishop : also m-cncoTros, o, (fftcoiros i) an overseer, watcher, guardian : esp. a public officer sent by the Athenians
as
m<r-<rtiTOS, ov, (tirtaoviiai, pf. pass, of ktrioevoj) hurrying on, rushing, gushing: vehement: also c. ace. rushing upon. iri<r<rcoTpov, Ep. for firiffcarpov, a tire.
inspector
er
II.
overseer
of a -subject
state
bishop.
scout, watch.
lirurTa, for fm<jraoai, 2 sing of kniorajjiai. tTTtCTTaSov, Adv. (iTT/aTa/iat) attentively, earnestly.
iri-(TTa.{i>,
f.
^m-o-KOTTOs, ov, (ffKoiros n) hitting the mark : suitneut. pi. tmaKoira, as Adv., to, coming up to successfully, with good aim.
able
:
-araca,
to
make
to
drop upon a thing:

well, ponder. a lodging or station.
(irio~Taciv xaptv to shed delight or honour.

iri-o-Ta0jJLdop,ai,
Dep.
to
weigh
m-crKOTa>,
or a
f.
770-0;,
(Irrt,
OKOTOS) to throw darkness

fut.
shadow
over.
irC-(rra0(Jios, ov, at, belonging to 7r/cn?.a<rat ir-t(TTa|Jiau, 2 pers.

:
4m-o-Kvo|Aat, Pass, with indignant at, brood over.

m-<rid)0ia>,
Scythian.
f.
med.
-aftvffofj.ai, to
be
imperat.
aor.
I.
eiriaraffo
Ion.
poet, tmarq Ion. (iriarao Att. etri~

:
impf.
to),
r)Trt(TTaiiijv
i
Ep.
firiffrdf^tjv
fut.
med.
'iota
Att.
to
ply with drink like a
pass. i/irKTTrjOrjv : Dep. : (em, c. inf. to 'know how to do: to be cap-
m-<rictJ0pGs>Trda>, f. acrcy, to look savage. m-<TKtviov, TO, the skin of the brows which
is
knitted
able of doing. II. c. ace. rei, to understand, know, in "Herodotus, to be assured to be -versed in a thing
:
by frowning: hence,
like 6<f)pvs, Lat. supercilium,usQd
of, to believe
but in Att., to know for certain,

part.
know
for arrogance, haughtiness. eiruriojoxraiTO, Ep. aor. i opt.

iri-cnct6irT<o,
f.
well:
pres.
tmo~Ta[j.fvo$,
77,
ov,
as
an Adj.,
med. of 4'iriffKvôfJ.ai.
turn into ridicule
:
tyaj,
to
laugh
at,
knowing, skilful, wise : c. gen., kinaTdp-fvos iro\t~ poio skilled or versed in war.
absol. to joke,
make fun.
Hence
6m<7Ta|Avws, Adv. (eTrtora^cu)
skilfully, expertly.
261
m0Tas,
aor. 2 part,
o
retary.
ecus, o,.
(IvLa.ToXr)}
letter-writer, sec-
mcrracn.s, feus, 77, (4<to-T77u) a slopping, checkII. (40/crTaâi) a resting, staying : a halt ing. 2. attention, care, diligence: anxiety. in a march.
eiricrTCtT'uci>,
f.
f.
o*oj,
and
a vice-admiral. a message, command, commission, whether verbal or in writing 1^ firtaroi. a letter, Lat. \fjs by command. epistola.
II.
m<rroXif|,
77,
(fTriO-TeAAa;.)
/o icrz/e charge of a 6m<rraTco, 770-0;, (fTncrrciTTjs) II. to be chief 6e set over, preside over. thing, /o III. /o President (emcrTaTTjis) in the assembly.
6m-<rro|Aico,
f.
ia<u Att. tea, (tw/, a-roffa) to bridle,
and
so
manage a
gag.
horse
silence,
II. to
stand by, be present.

emcrrdTi).s, ou, o, (kîaraâi) one who stands by, a 2. in battle-order, one's rear-rank man, fuppliant. II. who is set over, a chief, the man behind.
f.
oe
iriffTfvo}, of the waves. m-<rropvvtifju, shorter -crTopvvjjLt or -o-Tpwvvv^ti -arpwaoj: aor. i caropeffa or -eerrpaxra: pf. pass. to strew or spread out upon. ^larpufjai
: :
m-orovax0, -ico, =
metaph. to curb or muzzle, throw down on the face.
master, lord: a manager, overseer; kmardr'r)& aOXojv 2. at Athens, president or steward of the games. the chief President of the (KK\r)aia, cf. irpvTavis : an inspector or commissioner of any public works.
eirurrp&Teia Ion.
6irt<TTpdTV<ris,
-TJITJ,
f],
(fmaTparfvca) a march
or expedition against one.

ccas, tmarparfia. From m-<rrpaTija>, f. aca, to march against, go on an : in Prose mostly in Med. expedition against
= 77,
emoTttTis, tSos, 77, fern, of tTTtardTTys. emo-TcaTcu, Ion. for fmaravrai, 3 pi. of kmarap.ai. TrtcTTaTO, Ion. for ijmaravTo, 3 pi. impf. of kmtread upon, stand upon. tm-<TTei|3<>, â>, m-crrix w to ô 'o, along, or over, o approach. iri-<rT\Xa), f. -areAa): pf. -eara^Ka: Pass., aor.
f.
m-<7TpSTT)ii), Ion. for kiriarparfia.

7rt-orTpaTOiT8\J(i),
<TTpa<j>f|Vai, inf.:
f.
act),
to
encamp over
against.
:
m<TTpo4>els, aor. 2
to.
part. pass, eiriarpi^xa
cm-
(TriffrpcKpca subj.
or looked at
eirloTpe-irTOS, ov, (tniaTptfyca) to be : hence, to be admired.
turned towards
-f(TTa\6r]v, aor. 2 -fffrdîjv [a] : pf. -iaraXfMii : to send to, send by message or letter : generally, to
bid,
enjoin,
m-crrp4>T|s,
sharp, shrewd.
sharply.
cs,
command
turning towards: attentive, careful, Adv. tntarpf^ws Ion. -cus, earnestly,

^cw
:
rd
trrto'ra.Xp.tva
orders
From
f.
2. to announce, give intelligence. II. given. to write letters; cf. t-moroXr). III. to draw, in,
m-<rrp4<j>co,
aor. I t-niarpefya.
to
turn or
3. to
direct towards.
to curve, twist,
firiffTpecpo/Aai,
2. to
turn about, turn.

II.
:
tighten.
turn or convert from an error, to correct, amend.

f.
4.
dcu, to groan over. m-<rrvdx<"> or -<rT6vdxop,cu, = eiriaTevot. m-a-Tvco, /o groan or s^ a^ : lament over. iri-(TT<j)av6&), f. wc<a, to deck with a garland.
iri-<7Tvdfc0,
make to writhe.
Med. and Pass.

to
aor. 2 -(arpcKptjv [a]
turn one-
round : to go backwards and forwards, to range or wander over : to visit. 2. to be turned or conself
m<TT4>Tjs, es, crowned to the brim; Kprjrrjpas emGTcfytas oivoio goblets brimming over with wine. m-<TT<j>o), f. \fjca, to surround with or as with a
chaplet
verted
to repent.
3. to look
towards
ace. to
hence
to
to,
pay regard or deference

mean.
aTpa.fjLfji.tvos,
to:
c.
allude
III. intr. in.
Med., KpTjrfjpas fire<TTi//avTO ITOTOIO they crowned the goblets to the brim with drink metaph.,
:
direction-: to return.
77,
ov,
= 6mffTpe<pr]&,
Act. to turn oneself in any IV. pf. part. pass, fireearnest, pressing,
Xods
to
firiafTf(piv Tivi to offer libations as
an honour vehement.
!mo-Tpoc|>d8T]v, Adv. (ImcrTpe'c/xw) turning both ways, turning right and left. rem<TTpo<^-ij, 77, (frri<TTp6(poj) a wheeling about, turn to the charge: also of ships, a tacking or putting
about.
tice.
II. ((iriaTpf(pou.ai) attention,
the dead. 4mcrreu>vTat, Ion. 3 plur. subj. of firiffrafwi. *iri<rrj\, Ion. for firiaTacrat, i sing, of firiffTa/j.ai.
TTi{rTTjp.ir),7),(l7r/<7Ta/xai)
experience, wisdom. science : in plur. the sciences.

skill,
knowledge, understanding, 2. scientific knowledge,
care, nof-ni-
2.
a moving about
in a place
owpaLTcav
mcm]jjit, Ion. for k(pior-qî. irmr|p.a)v, ov, gen. ovos, (eTmmtûzt) wise, prudent : skilled in or acquainted with a thing, c. gen.
:
arpo<pai occupation of the palace.
m<rrpo<J>os, ov, (tiriaTptQca) conversant with: con-
cerned with or
in.
generally, learned, well-itistmcted, scientific.
m-TTT)pici>, f. confirm, establish
ca,
:
to
make
Pass, to
upon : hence lean upon a thing.

to lean
to
(irwmjTos, cally known.

IT-I<TTIOS,
17,
cV, (eTr/OTa/tcu) that
can be
scientifi-
m-aTi\|3a>,
to glisten
(eiri,
on the surface.
Ion. for ((pfffrtos
:
form of (iriffTopevvvfit. Frequent, of (iriaTpf<pa) but mostly intr., like Med. (m<JTpe(pojMLi, to visit or frequent a place to occupy one's house : also to come to. for (iriaTacro, 2 sing, imperat. of lirtcrTa/MU. f. aa>, to gather together again, collect
4m-<rrpa>vviip,i, shortened
f.
em-orpoxjxico,
:
T^crcu,
ov,
lorirf)
as
and bring
to a place.
77 ,
Subst., ir-icTTiov, TO, a dock for ships. t-mo-ToXdStjv, Adv. (6ntCT6\\oj) girt up, 3 dress.
m<TvvaYWYT|,
neatly, of
em-<7t)vi<7Tt]p.i.,
Hence an assembling together

-owT77<rw
f
at a place.
emcrwi]YP-'vos,
pf. part. pass,

f.
of emavvdyoj.
to
set
together
262
Pass., against. -fGTrjKa, to conspire against.
II.
with aor. 2
act. -fffTrjv, pf.
co
Att. -TTti),
:
f.
00:
aor. I
-eTda
Pass.,
aor. I -tray6r\v
Im-crvvTpexG), f. -opafiovfiai, to run together to. Imcrupjia, CITOS, TO. anything trailed after one : the trail of a snake, the track made by dragging. From
eiri-crupco, to
command.
pf. -TeTcry/ât : 2. to enjoin, order :
to set over,
put in
Pass, to be
under
drag
or trail after one.
II. to
do
anything in a careless way, to slur over. m<ru0Tacris, ecus, 17, (fmffvviffTaf.iai) a being gathered together against, a riotous meeting, tumult. em-crc|>da>, f. cu, to slaughter over or besides, immolate.
m-<rcJ>aXT|S, e's, (km, aQaXfjvai} steady, precarious.
prone
to fall,
un-
4m-o <J>d,TTto,
i
f.
f.
cu,
later
form of
e7no*c/>dcu.
orders to do a thing ; of things, to be ordered one ; TO. emTaffffu^fva orders given. II. to place behind or in reserve : also, to place next or beside. em-rd<J>u>s, ov, (km, Tacpos) on or over a tomb; \6yos kmTcupios a funeral oration spoken at Athens yearly over the citizens who had fallen in battle ; such as that of Pericles in Thuc. 2. 35 sqq. em-raxvvttf, f- vv &i to hasten on, urge forward. TriTiXai t aor. I inf. of eTrtTeXXcu. Im-rcCvco, f. -Ttvw : Ion. impf. kmTfivfffKov. Pass., to stretch upon or aor. I -eraOyv [a] : pf. -TeVajueu
:
),
G>,
"ycu, to bind tight, fasten. f. io<a Att. rd>, to put a seal on, seal
over.
2. to
:
urge, excite
tight; to increase, heighten: to Pass, to be stretched as on the rack :
draw
up.
2. to
confirm, ratify.
6,
(eTit,
emo"4>pdYicrrT|S, ov,
Hence one who seals
or signs.
plur.
em-<r<vptov, TO,
crc/wpoV)
mostly in
bands
generally to be tortured, to be on the stretch, strained to endure. to the uttermost : em-Tixico, f. iaoj Att. iw, to build a fort or occupy a
or clasps which fastened the two plates of the greaves fortified place against one, esp.in the enemy's country: Hence c. ace. loci, to occupy with such a fort. (KVTJ plots) ' over the ancle : a covering for the ancle. /, Adv. near at hand. !irtTixt<ns, ecus, 77, tbe building a fort on the enemy*s /, poet. aor. 2 inf. of Ijrex&J. country, the occupation of it : and f, aor. 2 inf. of eVe'xo;. i-nnel'xicrpa, CCTOS, TO, a fort placed so as to comw, Adv. (km, o-xepos) in a row, one after mand an enemy's country : and = fTTlTfi\lfflS. another. II. of Time, liriTtXlO'fJlOS, O, gradually, by degrees. im-reXecTTeov, verb. Adj. one must accomplish. iricTXo ia Ion. -lf\, 77, (Irrexcy) a pretext, excuse. em-reXeco, f. eVcu, to complete, finish : to fitlfil, ac7rtcrxtrts, ecus, 7), (eirex<w) a checking, stopping, 2. to discharge hindrance: delay, reluctance. complish, esp. of vows or promises. a religious service. II. intr. eir-urxvco, f. vao) [u], to make strong. 3. to pay in full, discharge : to be or grow strong : to be urgent. metaph. in Med., kmTeXfTadai TO. TOV y^pcws to have to pay, be subject to, the burdens of old age ; ImTC*ir-i(r\(ji, collat. form of eTrexcu, to hold or direct
',
towards.
intr. to
II. to
keep in, hold
in, check.
2.
leave
off, desist.
\ffaOai 6a.va.Tov to pay the debt of death. eiri-reXris, es, (tTrt, TeAos) brought to an end, accomplished, fulfilled. Tri-reXXo) fut. -TeAcD: aor.
I -eVeiA.a: pf.
TTurxtt>v, aor. 2 part,
of eVexo;.
o*cupos) to
heap, pile up. em-oxoTpov Ep. Imcro--, TO, the metal hoop laid upon the felloe of the wheel, the tire.
iri-<rcopuc0,
o*cu,
f.
(km,
-TeVaXtfa:
to lay upon, enjoin, command, prescribe, ordain: c. dat. pers. to give orders to : so also in Med.
From fimaiy(\, T), an injunction, precept. cmTd'Y'VjVcu, aor. 2 inf. of e7rtTd(7o~<y. emTaYjAo,, CITOS, TO, (kmT&aaoj) an injunction, order. ewiTdSes, Dor. for kmTrjSts.
ImraiCTTip,
T^pos, 6,
and
and in Med., to rise, of the sun or stars. em-refAvco Ion. -rdpivco f. -TC/XO) : aor. 2 -eVa/zo^: II. to cut to make a cut or incision into, gash. short : to abridge. to em-reg, eos, 77, Tepefy) at the birth, about
intr.
:
(em,
TrtTdKTT)S, ov, 6, (kmTCLcfaca) a
commander.
bring forth.
mTcucTOS,
ed.
II.
ov,
(kmTaaa<a)
drawn
enjoined, commandup, behind; of kir'naKTOi, tbe re-
serve in an army.
iri-Ta\ai/Trc0pi), f. 770*0;, to labour or suffer yet more. mTap,T]S [a], i sing. aor. i subj. o iri-T(i|AV(i), Ion. for e7rtT6/mu. |AV(i)
),
From pleasing, delightful. em-Tepirop.cu, Pass, to rejoice or delight in. 4iriTTa(xai, pf. pass, of tmTeivo). 61TtTfTT|86DKa, pf. Of (TTlTrjScvO). emTeTpairrat, 3 sing. pass. pf. of eTrtTpeVo;. emTTpd<f>aT<u, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of kmTpi-no).
eiriTCpTT-fis, es,
poet, for firiTfivo}, to stretch over.
em-T6vx<>,
;
f.
cu,
to
make for.
II.
iriTats,
firiragis
ecus, 17, (iTTiTacrcra;)
an
injunction, order
tribute.
TOV
<f>6pov the
arrangement of the
f.
a purpose. 4iri-T6Xvdo(ji,ai, Dep. to contrivejor Hence to contrive against.

iriTexvT]tris, ecus,
77,
m-rapdo-cro> Att. -TTCO,

yet more.
cy,
to trouble or disquiet
-iriT-/|8ios, o, ov, Ion.
iriTdppo0os,
defender, ally.
,
o,
lengthened for tirippoOos, a helper,

(lirtTcivoj)
made for a
venient.
,
ecus,
-f),
a stretching, straining.
special II. useful, serviceable, necessary; TO. 2. of persons, the necessaries of life.
contrivance for a purpose. emTTjScos, 77, ov, (kmTrjSts) purpose, fit or adapted for it, con-
263
serviceable, friendly, well-disposed timate friend, Lat. ?iecessarius.
7TiTT)Sei6TT|S, 77Tos,
f),
:
as Subst.,
an
in-
of one's
a.Ttp.os.
full
rights
and privileges
as a citizen, opp. to
fitness, suitableness, convetiriTrjfifios, suitably,
nience for a purpose.

TiLTTj8io)s Ion.
serviceably.
em-TiT0ios,oy,(f7Tt,TtT077)s/z7/ at the breast, sucking. 6m-riTpa>o'K<o, f. -Tpojoo}, to wound on the surface.

iri-rtco, f. -Tiffca, to lay a penalty upon, punish. irr. aor. 2 *TTi-TXd(o, obsol. pres. (see TAAfi) to bear patiently, submit. 6T\r)v inf. kiriTXTJvai :
:
-os, Adv. of
ITT-
m-TT]8S, later cirC-rqSes, Adv. formed from eirl rd5e,/or a special purpose, for the purpose : on purpose, advisedly, Lat. consulto : designedly, artfully, iriTT)8vp,a, arcs, TO, (fTUTT/Sewy) that which one pursues, one's pursuit in life, business, custom, practice,
iriTXif|T<i), 3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of *f mT\a.(a. 6iriToXT|, 77, (l?TiT6AAcu) the rising of a star : the
season of a star's appearance in the heavens. iri-ToX(Jido>, f. 77(70;. to submit or endure to do.
II. CTTITOVOS, ov, ((TTiTfivoo) stretched, strained. as Subst., (TT'ITOVOS (sub. fyids), 6, a rope or cord with
Lat. studium, institutum.
6irtTTj86V(Tts, feus, 77, attention to a pursuit or busiFrom ness : the practising or studying of a thing.
but the tenses are were a compd. of km with rrjSeta} (which does not exist), aor. I fTrerrjSevffa, pf. tTnreT^Seiwa
iriTT]8ija>, formed as if it
f.
oo},
(fmrrfifs)
which a thing of the mast.
is
stretched or tightened, the back-stay
cmTocroms, Dor.
to
pursue or practise a thing, make

:
it
one's busi-
m-Toi|do}x<u, Dep. to shoot at. part, of kirtToaaf. 1TlTp<ilTOVCri, Ep. 3 pi. Of fTTlTpeTTCa.
Ion. for fwiTpeiroj
i
:
ness, Lat. studere rei
also to invent
c. inf. to
take
em-rpdmo,
xj/ojjuu,
firerpoAj/a,
irtrpd-
care to do
Pass, to be practised,
done with pains

metaph.
Ion. aor.
act.
and
fut.
and
care.
em-Tpeirreov, verb. Adj. one

:
med. of same. must permit. From

:
liriTTjKTOs, ov, melted or luted to, overlaid:

superficial, counterfeit.
From
em-mr|Kco,
f.
oj,to
f.
m-Tqpi),
melt upon, pour upon when melted. rjaoj, to look out or watch for.
:
m-rpeira> f. I//QJ: aor. I -frptifa, aor. 2 -fTpairov: aor. 2 -fTpairofirjv Med., f. Ion. -Tpatyopai aor. 2 -(Tpdiryv [a] Pass., Ion. aor. I* CTpa(p0r)v to turn to or towards : Med. to incline to. 2.
:
:
iri-Ti0T]}u, f. -6rjo~Q} to put or lay upon.
aor. I
eOijtca
pf.
redeiita
2. to set
II. to
cline towards.
put
to,
upon, turn or inclose, as a door or

r}5' (TriOet-
to give over, commit, entrust to one's charge : to put into another's hand, entrust oneself to : Pass, to be entrusted ; <u eiriTCTpdfyaTai \aoi (3 pi. pf., for eTnre-
covering
vai
to.
rip.lv
avaitXlvat TTVKIVOV vetpos
both to
roll
III. to
back the thick cloud and put IV. put to besides, to add.
touch or
finish.
:
it
to
Tpap.p.voi floi) to whose charge they have been committed ; "npais peyas ovpavos kirnfTpatrTai 3 sing, pf.) ; Trjv apxty tinTpa<p0(is entrusted with the com:
put on,
II. to V. to lay mand Med. to trust oneself to a person. III. to upon, impose, inflict, esp. a penalty also to give a make over to one's heir, leave, bequeath. name. VI. to give an injunction or message: to give up, yield : to permit, suffer, allow. send by message. Pass. VII. Med. iTrmfle^cu, aor. 2 trt-Tp<j>o>, f. Opeif/oj, to bring up, maintain: to grow up after : generally, to grow up. 2. to set eOefjiTjv: to put on oneself or for oneself. oneself to, apply oneself to, engage oneself in. em-Tpcx ^ fut. I -6p(ouat, acr. I -(0pfa also 3. to set upon, make an attempt upon, attack. (from Root (irtSpe/juu) fut. -^pap.ovpai, aor. 2 -edpato run at to lay a value or set a price p.ov cm-TijAdw, f. rjcro} pf. -SfEpdurjfea, pf. 2 (moffipoua II. to upon, Lat. aestimare : to value, honour, shew honour or upon : to assaidt, attack suddenly. to. 2. to raise in price: to graze as a lance does a shield Pass, to rise in run over a space
as a last
price.
to lay or estimate the amount of a i. to object to one as blamepenalty, to appraise. able: to blame, reprove, Hence fault with.
II.
to overspread, be shed abroad, be diffused. ace. to overrun, as an army does a country.
2. c.
3. to
find
run
rere.
over,
treat
iriTifnjo-is, ecus,
-f),
a reproving, rebuking
and
oratione percurlightly of, Lat. III. to run after : to grasp at, seek for.
iriTp*|/ai,
f.
II. a punisher, mTifAT]TT|s, ov, 6, an estimator. chastiser; kmTip.r]T^s epyajv an appraiser or examiner
aor.
',
imper. and
inf.
of
to
of what has been done.

cmTi(i/r)Tiic6s,
77,
Hence
irt-Tpij3u>,
fa
aor. 2 pass, krerpl&jr [r]

to
oV, censorious.
rub on the surface:

Pass, to be utterly
ImTip.'fiTttp, opos, 6, (tmTip.au) an avenger. cmTi|ua, i), (67rm/*os) the enjoyment of civil
punishment. II. cm-Tifuos, ov, (!TT/, riftf)) done in one's honour. TO fmTifJLiov or TO. tmTip.ia, as Subst., the value or estimate of a thing: the honour due to a person. 2. the assessment rf damages, penalty; Ta.TnTip.ia Trjs
:
and privileges.
rights
'iTtTpiirTOs, ov,
grind down, afflict, destroy: Hence destroyed. rubbed down, worn away metaph.
: :
II.
rebuke
fivcraffifias the
wages of ungodliness. IT(-TIHOS, ov, (tTn, Tip-ij) in honour
in possession
worn, practised, hackneyed. iiriI + -g-, or $ irl-TpiTOS, ov, onef and one-third, at the rate of % of TpiTov (sub. Savctau.a') was a loan the principal, i. e. 33^- per cent, per annum. em-Tpoiraios, a, ov, (e-n-iTpoirr)} entrusted, delegated. eiriTpoireta, 77, (cTnTpOTreu'a;) guardianship. = tnnpoireia. Hence m-Tp6-TTvcns, teas, rj,
264
,
77,
ov, Jit
for
the
office
of guar/
absol. to ensue,
after. e
follow upon, come
after, to
happen
dian.
iJio, f. ffca,
(ktiirpoitos) to be in charge, to be
guardian,
governor. a reference of a thing to another: a charge entrusted to a person. 2. absol.

tiriTpoiTT),
77,
trustee,
to
(tirirpeirca)
words of omen one, to promise in accordance with an omen. Hence TTL(J)T]|jLLcr|xa, TO, a word of good or bad omen.
f. (Tea, (jtiri, (f>rjfJ.T)) jri-<j)Tr][JtCf&),
to utter
an
arbitration.
is
liruTpoiros, o, (tiriTptifca) one to -whom a charge entrusted, a trustee, steward : esp. a guardian.
m-<|>0<iva>, f. daca [a], to arrive at, reach first. mc{>0a,s, aor. 2 of em(f>6avca, as if from tirityOrjfu. em-ÔeYYOfwu, f- -$0f'7o/*ai, Dep. to utter after or
mTpoxa8ir]v, Adv. (tmrptx} runningly, fluently. tmrpoxos, ov, (ljrtTpxcw ) running easily : metaph.
voluble.
6iri-Tpijc>, to
in accordance, join in -what is said. m-<|>0ova>, f. 770-00, to grudge or withhold from

lousy.
II. to
jea-
murmur
beside or over.
:
m-Tpu>YW,
to,
aor. 2 -frpayov : -Tpuo}Jiai with, or after, esp. as sauce or sweetmeat.

f.
:
to eat
bear hate against. II. liri-<j)0ovos, ov, liable to envy or jealousy. act. bearing a grudge against, jealous of, bating : working mischief, malignant. Hence II. at ciri4>06vo>s, Adv. so as to provoke envy.
enmity.
aor. 2 -frvx ov * revgofiuu em-rvYXttvo), f. light upon, fall in with, meet with : c. gen. rei, to hit, attain to : c. part, to succeed in doing in aor. reach, 2 part., 6 tiriTvx&v , like 6 rvyjav, the first one meets,
:
'
Im-Ôt^w,
to spit at : Dor. part. fern. finQOvoSotaa. m-<j>i\oirov0[xaL, Dep. to labour willingly at.
i.
e.
a common, ordinary person, any

II.
one.
m-TV(ji|3C8i,os,
tomb.
top-knot.
a, ov, (tiri, Tv/zjSos) at or over a of the crested lark, with a crest or
2. meiu-4>AeYa>, f. a>, to set on fire, burn up. taph. to inflame, excite : also to make brilliant or /7/7/sII. intr. to blaze up, be brilliant. trious.
6m-<J)opos, ov, frightful, terrible, fearful.

pass, timid.
II.
em-TV)j,J:Ji,os, ov,
TTt-rv<j)a) [0],
f.
= eirirvfji.@i5ios.
-Ovif/oj
:
to kindle,
inflame
Pass.
come constantly to, go reguirt-<j>oi,Toia>, f. rjffca, to larly to, visit periodically: of foreign goods, to be
regularly imported. m<f>opd, 77, (eiri(pfpca) a bringing to or upon: gene-
to be
inflamed :
to be furious.
aor. 2 inf. of fwiTvyxdvca. emTi;XT|S, 6/s (eirirvxeiv) hitting the
mrvxiv,
mark,
effective,
rally
an
addition.
f.
successful.
ciri-(j>ope(i),
TjVcu,
= firupepca,
to
bring and put on.
4m4>aY6iv, aor. 2
tm-(J>atva>,
f.
inf.
of
tirtaOio}.
Hence
m4>6pT]fJLa, arcs, TO, mostly in pi., that which is served up in addition: dessert. II. of towards. iri<|>opos, ov, (tiTKpepca) carrying
-(fiavui:
display. Pass, and
2.
intr. (sub. (peas) to
Med.
to shew forth, shine upon. II. to shew oneself, come into light, shine
aor. I -ftprjva:
.forth, appear.
Tri4>dv6ia, r), the appearance, manifestation. the surface, outside, of anything.
tirKJjdveCs, aor. 2 pass. part,
II.
ground, sloping.
e'm-<j>paa>,
f.
III.
oca, to
prone or inclined to a thing.

II.
say after or besides.
Med. and
and
ITTI-
of iri(paiv(a. m<j>av6o-Tpov, -etrraTa, Comp. and Sup. of

iru|>avTJV(u, aor. 2 inf. pass*
Pass., fut. -(ppaffofMi : aor. I -e(pp5.oa[jir)v, to think of doing, be minded to aor. -etypaffOrjv :
3. to
do.
(pavias,
2. to reflect upon, devise, contrive. notice, observe, to recognise, take notice of.
of
m<j>avf|s,
e-s,
(firKpavrjvai)
:
coming
frrKpaivca. to light,
II.
Hence
appear-
m<J>pao-crataTO, Ion. 3 pL aor.

irt-<j)pova),
cirt<j>poo-i)v>],
f,
med. opt. of em-
ing, conspicuous, open, manifest.
metaph.
rjffca,
to be
shrewd, prudent.
tboughffulness.
famous, Lat.
of things, remarkable. m-<J>dvia (sub. Ifpa), cav, ra, (ttrKpavrivai), the festival of the Epiphany, the Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles.
illustris
17,
(tir'uppcav')
m-<J>avTOS, ov, (lirKpaivopjai) visible, alive. iri4>avus, Adv. of (irifpavrjs, openly.

iri-<j>a,Tvt8ios, ov, (eiri, <parvrf) at the manger. m-<j>aij(i>, f. acu, (eiri, ^>aos) to shine upon.
cm-<j>pco
f.
-oiaca
to
KOV: (see
(pf pea):
aor. I -rjvcyKa : aor. 2 -rjveybring, put or lay upon; liriê-
irt-<povpos, ov, (lirt, <ppovpa) keeping watch by. m-<j>p<ov, ov, gen; ovos, (kiri, <f>p"f)v) thoughtful. m-<j>v\ios, ov, (em, <pi>\r)) distributed to tribes. m-<j>vXXls, ioos, r), (kiri, <f>v\\ov) the small grapes left for gleaners : a term applied by Aristophanes to poetasters, whose names are not mentioned until the list of true poets is exhausted. m-<j>vTv, f. ffca, to plant over or upon.
iri-<j>va>, f. vffca
peiv irokenov, Lat. helium inferre, to make absol. to attack, assail. 2. to throw a
war upon : charge upon
Pass.,
with
[0] : act. aor. 2
to
make
to
grow upon.
tmTrt<pvna, to
II.
lirc^w,
to.
pf.
grow
upon, to cling closely
one, to impute to. 3. to confer upon, also in bad sense to inflict or impose upon : also to Med. offer : to bring with oneself, bring as dowry. 4. Pass.,
.i
to tell of, mention. irt-<j)warK(o, (Ijrt, <a)s) to grow towards to gape for. ,
m-4>c0VW,
f.
770*0;,
dawn.
c. ace.,
TIVI, to
rush upon, attack, assault, pursue:
f.
-yaipriaw, to rejoice over
at
265
(itv fv irpdaffovT' tmxa*pca to shew malignant joy over
:
but mostly in bad sense,

so also in
aon
pass.
770W, to furnish or 4m-xopT)Yc>, Hence generally, to supply: to aid.

f.
supply besides
*iri\opi(]yla,
77,
a supply
in addition.
m-xaXada>,
m-xaXda>,
f.
(Iff/,
xa ^-a &)
thins? .
shower bail upon.

II. intr.
aaca [a], to r<?/a#, loosen.
to ^zWfi? or relent in
iri-xpcuva>, to stain, colour. m-xpda>(A), only used in aor. 2 kirexp a ov, to attack. to lend m-xpdo> (B): f. -xprjffca: aor. I -txprjaa
:
m-xa>XK6vci),
f. (Tcu,
over again.
s,
2.
upon an anvil : to work metaph. to forge to one's purpose.

to forge
besides.
f.
II.
-xpr}ffofjuaii to
Med. cmxpaop.ai, Ion. -xptojxat, make use of, esp. to have dealings, be
ov,
covered
with
copper,
aor. 2 inf. pass,
coppered friends with one. em-xpenirrofjuu, Dep. to s^zV upon or atf. cm-xpuo, f. iffca [i], to anoint, besmear:
:
Med.
to
*bnoint oneself. mx5pr|S, fs, (Inixaipca) gratifying, agreeable. to m-xpu(ros, ov, overlaid or plated with gold. 4m-xapio|xai, f. iaopai Att. lovftat: Dep. m-xpwwt>[Ai and -vw, f. -xpâca, to rub or smear grant freely besides, to oblige with a present: aor. I
imperat., titLxapiTTai (Dor. for Imxapiffai) TOJ be gracious to the stranger.
able,
eVo>
over
mxt0is,
esp. to stain, colour. aor. I part. pass, of eirixew-
cmxvcris, teas, 17, (CTUX&H) a pouring over : an overm-x3pis, tros, o, ff, neut. Incept, pleading, agreewinning : giving pleasure : the Comp. and Sup. flow, flood. are kirtxapiTurepos, -nuraros, as if from II. infr. m-x<opo, f. 770-07, to yield, give way. to cow* over to. TOS, ov.
Dor. aor.
t,
imperat. for
Tri-xpida>,
f.
aaca, (eiri,
10 x^p'
visit often, to
O.TOS, TO, (f Trixatpca)
an
object
of malig-
nant joy
ful.
a feeling of such joy.

ov, (e7nxa/pa>) to be rejoiced at, delightII. to
be in the habit of coming to, Lat. ventitare. em-xwpios, a, ov, also os, ov, (fni, x^P a ^ 2W > Gfi be-
emxo-pTOS,
longing
to the country
of CTrtx^ptot the
people of the
be exulted over ; ex#pofs firixopTO. matter of triumph to enemies. iri-Xi\T|S, es, (eiri, xAos) full to the brim.
4m-xe4idt>,
f.
<TOJ,
m-Xipa>,
a thing:
f.
rfcrca,
to stay the winter through. ' (em, ( l p} to P u ^ one's hand to
country, the natives; TO tirix&piov the custom or fashion of the country. Adv. -icas, in the fashion of the country. m-xj/aKdo>, old Att. for kmif/fKa^ca.
iri-ij;dXXci>, to
to set to
to do.
work
at,
endeavour
2. to
make an attempt upon, set upon, attack. Hence
em-vj/aua),
f.
oca, to
accompany on a stringed instrument. touch on the surface, glance over :

:
metaph.
to
touch lightly on, Lat. strictim attingere.

to
emxetpijixa, aros, TO, an undertaking, attempt: and ys, 77, an attempt upon, attack: geneTrtxipif]cris, rally, an attempt : and mxipir]Tov, verb. Adj. one must attempt.
m-i|/icd old Att. -vj/aKcia>
pour drop by
drop upon.
em-xJ/evSoixai, Dep. m-v(;T)<}>ico, f. iffca Att.
to lie still
to),
more.
to the vote,
to
put
put
the
mxtp7]TY|s,
ov, 6,
(mx*ipeca) an enterprising, ad-
venturous person.
Med. question: to be appointed by vote.

to
iri-i}/o-yos, ov,
confirm or decree by vote:
Pass,
m-xtpov, TO, manual labour.

in
(eiri,
X 6t'/0 on ty
i. generally,
f.
use<3 in pi. wages of wages, pay, guerdon,
act.
exposed to blame, blameable. blaming, censorious.

f
II.
good or bad
sense,
reward or -punishment.
ratify
m-XipOTOvG>,
strictly,
-qaca, to
a proposed decree,
the
cir-toyyai, wv, at, (eni, the wind, roadsteads.

i
0*777)
places sheltered from
Hence by show of hands. emXeipoTovia, fj, a decree passed by vote of people, esp. by show of hands. emxeuai, Ep. for fmxeai, aor. I inf.
emwv, part, of eneifjii (clfu TrXd yx0T v aor I pass.

J 5
'
ibo}.
irXd0i]v [a], aor. I pass. eirXacra Ep. irXaa<ra, aor.
over or upon: shed upon. II. Med. to pour or spread over 2. to have poured out for oneself or for oneself. one to drink. II. Pass., pf. KfxvfMu, plqpf. Kfi
4m-x>, f. -x e aor. I -fX a: Ep. aor. I to pour X va inf. ~x f vai

,
pres
eirXe, for CTreAe, 3 sing. aor. 2 for CTreAf o, CTrcAou, 2 sing. aor. 2
of
ire\ca
:
so,
lirXo
{Trt-
med.
cirXsv for
Aeu,
aor.
I
eirXif|Y'nv, aor. 2 pass,
of
trX-fjaooj.
Xv^-rjv, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 iTrexwro, to come as a torrent, to stream or flock to a place : to spread over like a
tTrXtjVTO, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, aor. I pass, irXT]cr0'r|v,
flood, inundate.
m-x06vi.os, ov, or a, ov, (im, x&t'i') upon the earth, earthy: as Subst., ^mx&oviot, of, men on earth.
m-xoXos,
thing
:
ov, ((iri,
f.
x
to
Trt-xopvo),
to
aca,
^) producing bile. dance to or in honour of a

on.
of TT\(U, as if from a verb in pi. irviJO-0T)v, aor. I act. and pass, of nvfca. cir-68ta, t-ir-oSidô), Ion. for fcpooia, -iaca. ir-o8tipop.ai, Dep. to lament over. Tro8wKt, reputed to be Ion. for t^-wScoKtt, 3 sing,
irX(ov, aor. 2
irvvo-a,
come dancing
plqpf. of !<p-oSocv, to bring
on
the
way.
K5
266
of irivca. ir69r)v, aori I pass, ir-<HKi>, f. rjffoj, to go as settler or colonist to
place: to settle in a place, inhabit against for offensive operations.
to build up, build again, rebuild.
ers.
it.
I
lir-oirrciiaj,
f.
era;:
Ion. impf. enoitTfixaKov
(km,
a
j
j
oôât)
to look over,
II. to
occupy
II.
Hence
to visit, punish. initiated into the greater mysteries, used proverbially
watch ever, take charge of: II. to become an ITTOTTTTJS,
ir-ou<o8op.o, f. r)aca,to build upon or besides.
of attaining to the highest earthly happiness. = kn6irrr]s, of tutelary gods. ir-oirrr)p, ^pos, o,
ITT-OITTTJS, ov, 6, (fnoipofjiai)
ITT-OIKOS, ov, sealing or sojourning among foreignII. as Subst. tnoittos, 6, a sojourner, stran3.
watcher.
teries.
II.
an overseer, guardian, one initiated at the greater mys-
2. a colonist, settler in a colony. ger. neighbour.
ir-otKTeipc>, to
have compassion on.
ir-opAw, Ion. for l<popdcu. !ir-op-yw,f.cu, to hold out
to, offer
yet more.
II.
ir-<HKTico,
f.
era;,
tiroiKreipcu.
Hence
Med.,
reach
lirotKTUTTOS, ov, to be pitied, pitiable, wretched.

TT-OIKTOS, ov,
cir-ot|xwa>,
f.
oF/fros) piteous. -oi/Mjofj.ai, to wail over,

(eTrt, TTi(p(pa}.
forward
having to strike. 2. metaph. to be desirous of more, rise in one's demands.

ir-opo>, Ion. for ftyopdca. Tr-op0idG>, f. ffca, (lirt, opdtos) to set upright : intr. (sub. <pcavr)v) to lift up the voice, shout at ; but evropOidfciv yoois to lift up the voice in wailing.
,
fut. -opfo{Jiai, to stretch oneself towards a thing, at it; aor. I part. iroped[j,tvos, reached
Tr-ot<ra>, fut.
of
proach
tack.
1T-OIXO}ACU, f. -( : to draw near to.

II. to
:
Dep.
2. to
/o g"o towards, apgo against, atvisit in

visit
go
over,
go round,
f.
-/Soêro/xcu, (CTT/, op#o/3oas) to utter
cession
esp.
of Apollo and Artemis, to
with
with a loud shout.

ir-opKia>, Ion. for tfopttifa, to adjure.
ir-opjxa), Ion. for
ir-6pvvjjit and-vw: fut. -opaca: aor. i -u>po~a: (lm, : to stir up or rouse against : to stir up, ex:
2. to go over, get through one's work: to about; larbv ZiroixfffQai to ply the loom, Lat. percurrere telam. 3. to go over, traverse. of the ship, to ir-oiccXX, to run a ship ashore :
death.
set
opvv/u)
cite
run ashore.
cir-OKpioeis, fffffa, cv, uneven, rugged. ir-oXwr0(ivu, f. -oXiaQrjaoj, to glide upon. v^ca, f. o), to raise a cry of triumph at.
to follow,
eto,
,
eir-opovo),
come
Pass, to rise against, assault, fly f. oca, to rush violently at suddenly on.
upon one.
:
of sleep, to
Dep. from enca, q. v. Tjffoj, to rain upon; and rain or moisture 17, abundance of
ciropcreuav, 3 pi. aor. I opt. of (iropvvfjLi, Jhropo-ov, aor. I imperat. of fir6pvvfj.i. ir-opx0jiai, Dep. to dance to a tune.
wet
From weather, opp. to avxfJ-os (drought). wet. ir-o(ji|3pos, ov, (In-t, ofjifipos) rainy:
ir-6jjivi)(i,t
ÊIIOS, fos, TO, a word ; icar' CTTOS word by word, II. accurately. generally, that which is spoken, uttered in words, a speech, tale : also a song. III.
it is
and
to or
:
-lico
fut.
op.ovâi
aor.
-wp.oaa
to
swear
by the gods part., with another Verb, kiroâas
kiropviivai rovs Ofovs to swear c. ace. rei, to swear to a aor. I thing :
upon;
also
j
used also of I. a prophecy, an oracle: later a proverb, maxim. 2. the meaning, substance
3. tnrj in pi.
of a speech.
meant poetry
in heroic
tlire
he said with
an
oath, upon oath. irop,6<rai, aor. I inf. of eiro/xfv/u.
verse, epic poetry, opp. to ^\rj or lyric poetry: then transferred- to elegiac verse; and thence generally to
verses, poetry. iroTicra, aor.
i
of a
ir-o|A<J)dXios, a, ov, (km, bptpaXoi) shield, on the boss.
upon
the navel:
of
TTOTIÔ;.
ir6va<ra, Dor. aor. I of itovtca.
Hence ir-ovi8Cci>, to throw reproaches upon. II. Trovi8iCTTOs, ov, to be reproached, disgraceful. act. reproachful. Adv. -TCUS, shamefully. cir-ovop-dû), f. ffca, to give another name to, to sur-
yell out, utter lamentably. vvw, to stir up, urge on : to stir up lir-orpuvQ), Pass, to hasten on. against :
eir-OTOTV^w,
f.
aca, to
f.
^TT-ovpatos, a, ov, (fm, ovpd) o ir-ovpdvios, a, ov,

venly.
2.
(kiri,
the tail.
ovpavus) in heaven, hea-
name
generally, to call by a TIVOS to call upon by name
name;
:
eir-ovpt<o,
f.
in plur. as Subst., 6(oi. iaca Att. tea : aor. I -ovpiaa

:
to
blow
Pass, to be
named favourably upon

towards a point.
metaph.
after another.
Jhroiras, ace. pi.
to help onward, to direct II. intr. to sail with a fair wind.
ir-oiriofxcu, Ep. imperat. -otrifco, Dep., only used in pres. and impf. to regard with awe or reverence. ttroirot, a cry to mimic that of the hoopoe (C'TTO^).
c'lr-ovpos, ov, (Irrt, orpos) blowing favourably. ir-o<f>i\o>, to remain a debtor, continue in debt.
From c-iroirotta, -fj. epic poetry. ciro-iroios, ov, (eVos, 7rotta>) writing epic poetry as Subst., IwoTTOids, 6, an epic poet.
,
tTT-ox^TCvo), f. aca, to bring water by a channel to a place, Lat. derivare. f. rjcro}, , (CTTOÔS) to carry towards or upon:
Pass, with fut.
med.
k-no")(r]aop.ai, to
be carried upon,
ride upon.
6ir-ox(K8ios, a, ov,
(lirt,
f.
770-0;,
to roast besides or after.
on the mountains.
267
ir<>xov, TO, the saddlecloth, housing.
From
iroxos, of, (lirex<w)

yoi fj.avias frantic.
tTroxot
2.
mounted upon : metaph., \6words borne on madness, i. e. absol. well-seated, mounted: keeping
6, the
lirrd-Tropos, of with seven tracks or paths. lirrd-TTovs, o, 77, neut. irovv, sevsnfeet long. lirrd-irvXos r of (errTa, ITU^T?) seven-gated: epith. of
, ,
one's seat.
"EIIO ?, OTTOS, Lat. upiipa.

1
hoopoe, so called from
its
cry,
Boeotian Thebes, in contradistinction Thebes, which was !/iTo/ruA.oi. lirrd-TrupYos, of seven-towered*

,
to Egyptian
ir-ov|/dop.ai, Dep. (lirt, o'ôf ) to eat with or as sauce. ir-ovj/t8ios, Of, (kiri, oif/ov) used to eat with bread.
ir-64/i.|AOS, of, (iTToôjuai) to
2 of Trraipca. eirrdp-poos, of , contr. -povs, ovv, with seven channels or beds, of the Nile.
enrapov, aor.
be looked on.
ir-6j;tos, of, also a, of , (lirt, o^/ts) visible, seen afar, II. act. overlooking all conspicuous : illustrious.
lirrd-<TToXos, of, consisting of seven bodies of men. eiTTd-o'TOjJios, ov r (eirrd, aTOfjLa) seven-mouthed. ~4irTa-Ti.XT|S, s, (eirrd, Tefxos) with seven walls.
j i
things.
ir-oij;is, ecus, 6, (lirt, 6'^ts)
a view over;
:
enoif/is
rov
iTTaTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 of ircTajMi. Iirrd-Tovos, of seven-toned.

,
Ipov the view commanded by the temple generally, the eirTd-<j>0<ryyos, of, (cirrd, ^007777) seven-toned. view or sight of a thing. lirTa-tjxovos, of, (kitrd, (pcavrj) seven-voiced. fut. of ecpopdca, formed from *|ITOTTTOÎI fina\a., (lirrd) Adv. in seven parts. iroi|;o}jt,ai, 7rpd0T)v [a], aor. I pass, of mirpaaKQ). IITT-CTTJS, es, fern. ITTTCTIS, t8os, (cirrd, eVos) seven years old. Trpfi0ov, aor. 2 of irepOaj. lirpccra, Ep. shortd. for trrprjaa, aor. I of irprjOca. fTm\v, aor. 2 act. of irtTapai, as if from irrf^JLi. irpTi0i]v, Ion. aor. I pass, of TWipdffKQj. hmr]a, aor. I of irrrjaao}. for irpaga, aor. I of irpdaau. TTTiKa, pf. act., eiTTiajjiat, pf. pass., of irTioata. !irpir]i-a, Ion. cTrpijcra, aor. I of irprjOa). TrTOiir]0v, poet. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of wrotcy. 4irpidjjLi]v, lea, iaro, aor. 2 of wv co/uzt. TrroiT]|Juu, poet. pf. pass, of irroecy.
I
'EnTA',ot,ai,Td,
indecl., Lat.
SEPTEM, SEVEN,
Germ. SIEBEN.
Iirra-Pocios, of, (lirrd, jSovs) of seven bulls' -hides. CTrrd-potos, of, (lirTa, ^3oGs) of seven bulls'-hides.
tirTd-yXwcrcros, of, (IffTa, y\uffaa) seven-tongued, seven-toned.
\
lirToCTjora, poet. aor. i of irroecy. irr6p.T)V, aor. 2 of ircTO/*at. ir-v8pos, of, Ion. for ZtpvSpos.
in)06|Ji'Tjv,
aor. 2
of
Trvffldf o/xat.
eiros,
:
7rr>XXiov, TO,
Dim. of
:
versicle.
:
"EIIIl, poet. impf. cirof

o*7reff,
f.
tif/ca
aor. 2 Zairov, inf.

:
cirrd-Bpaxn-os,
v,
(CITTO;,
Spax^) worth
seven
i 1
part,
:
avuv
Med.
:
firofj-ai
impf.
eiirofjiTjv
drachms.
of seven years
years.
lirrd-Jojvos, ov , (iiTTa,
0^77) seven-zoned, of the
II. 4irTa-6TT|s, es, (liTTa, CTOS) seven years old. : neut. CTrraeTes, as Adv., for seven
Ep. (iro^rjv fut. eô/xat aor. 2 with aspirate eo-iro/iTif imperat. airou Ion. aireo Ep. o-Trefo, inf. <nreI. Act. to be aât engaged or with, to be busy
,
:
about.
/o o&^y.
II.
Med.
to follow, Lat. seywz
2.
in hostile sense, ô pursue.
fo attend, 3. /o
planetary system.
iTTaurp,ai, pf. pass, of irraica. tTrra-Kai-BcKa, ot, at, rd, indecl. seventeen. lirrdKis, also lirrdKi, (cTTTa) Adv. seven times.
irTaKtcr-|jLvpLoi, at, a, seventy thousand. cirraKKT-xtXioi, at, a, seven thousand. lirrd-KXlvos, of, (limx, K\ivr)} with seven couches or beds.
follow with the mind, understand; Lat. mete assequi. 7raot877 (eTraSa;) a so^g" oz/fr: iro>ST|, 77, contr. from
enchantment, in&antation, charm, spell. Dim. of eirwSrj. of IrraotSos, (lira'Sa)) singing to e-nrcpSos, of, contr. or over : using songs or charms to heal with: c. gen. 2. sung or said acting as a charm for or against. II. Subst., IjrcuSos, o, 77, o/z enchanter after.
a/z
ira>8iov, TO,
lirraicoo-ioi, at, a, (lirTa) seven
hundred.
or enchantress, wizard or witch.
III. ITTO^SOS,
77,
eirra-KOTt/Xos, of, (liTTa, KOTv\.rj) holding seven

cotylae.
/yrz'e
ôm m
couplets,
commonly of Iambic Trim,
iTTTa-KTUTTOs, of, seven-toned, with seven chords. lirTd-XoYXs, of, (eTTTa, A.07X 7?) of seven lances, of
and Dim., but of any longer and shorter measure, except Elegiac ; used by Horace.
6ir-u>8iivos, of, (|TTI, 68uf7?) painful. ir-u>fco, (ITU, cD) to wail over.
seven troops of spear-men.

;,
of, (cTTTa, \6(f)os) seven-hilled.
[a], aor. -2 of ireTa/wit. , of, (eTTTa, fJ.rjv) born in the seventh month.
6ir-o)0o>, fut. -ajffu and -aiOâo}, to irwK6tXa, aor. I of ciroKf\\(a.
push upon or
into.
lirTa-fxiTOS, of, (eTTTa, /xtVos)

,
of seven strings.
lir-wXevios, of, (eni, u\6vrj) upon the arm. on the shoulders. 6ir-a>p.d8ios, of, (crrt, a>/ios)
eir-wjiis, t'Sos,
77,
!irTa-p/uxos, of with seven recesses.

irTa.â,,
(errt,
wpos) the upper part of

shoulder.
2. the
the
Dor. aor. I of irT770"o"cu. irTd-m]x v s, v, gen. eos, seven cubits
long.
shoulder : the neck part of a ship.

iru>p,oou, aor.
I
and
of
highest
irTa-ir68Tjs, ov, o, (iirTa, irovs) seven feet long.
Ivro/if vp.i.
268
ros
epyvvw
epaTiv6s,
IpaTiâ),
17,
on oath, sworn. II. irajjxoTOS, ov, (fTTOfj.vvfJLi'} of Gods. pass, sworn by, invoked by oaths, some ircovi)jjua, rj, (CTTWVV p.os) a name given after
person or thing, Lat. cognomen ; fircavv/jiiav ex 6ir * 7r * TIVOS to have a name after one but, (ircavvfjLiav (fêw x^P as to have the naming of it, have it named
:
= epaa;,
ov, (epaoa) lovely : welcome. to desire extremely, be greedy for.
eparos, 17, ov, poet, for Ipacrros, beloved : lovely. Iparo-xpoos, ov, contr. xpous, ovv, (Iparos, XP^' a ) of face or complexion. IpaTUco, Dor. for IprjTvca.
after one.
generally,
2. a name significant offate, a name.
II.
"Eparu,
ous,
r),
nine Muses.
2.
(Iparos) Erato, Lovely, one of the one of the Oceanides.
ir<ovti}JLtos, a, ov,
6ir-a>vt)(ios, ov, (kiri,
poet, for eirwvvfjios. ovvpa Aeol. for ovofjid)

;
oVo/xa irwvvfj.ov after some person or thing given in commemoration or remembrance of something 'AXievovrjv KaXecffttov firajwôv Alcyone they called her by name : generally, surnamed, called. .II. act. giving one's name to a thing or person at Athens the first archon was called ap^cav CTTCJVVJJLOS, as giving
;
:
named a name
"EPA'ifl, only found in pres. and impf. with aor. I to love: pass. tipaaOrjv used in act. sense: see tpap.ar. of things, to long for, desire passionately: absol., kpSjv
a lover;
77
epajfJLevrj
is
the beloved:
Dep. cpaofjuu
:
in
same
bis
to the current year. eirwirdeo, to look over, observe.

4ir-coirT|,
f],
name
From
(km, aty) a spot which commands a wide
very rare. lpYao|juu, fut. ipyaffonai Dor. tpyagov/JLat aor. I pf. ipyafffj.at Ion. HpyaafMi, both in elpyaadfj,r]v but epyaaOrjaofMi, aor. I dpjdact. and pass, sense to be Dep. (epyov} aOrjv always in pass, sense busy, to work, set to work, esp. of husbandmen ; TO the matter works, i. e. goes on. II. Xpj?// epydfcrai
: : :
: :
sense
view, a look-out place.

IITUTTTCOV, impf. of iTroTrrcuy. tmopa, Ion. for !<eccy>a, 3 sing. impf. of etyopaoo. Trwp<ra, aor. i of kiropvvp.i.
4irwpTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of tiropvvnt. iram8<-s, idojv, ai, (k-ni, ovs) beams on each side of a ship's bows, where the anchors were let down. ir-co<j>6\G>, f. r)<r<u, to help in a thing, to be of use or service in. Hence
ir<o(})\ir]p,a,
2. work, do, perform, carry out, accomplish. at or in; epydêaOai xpvffov to work in to earn by working. to make, build : 4. 3. gold. III. to work at a trade, also to produce, cause. drive a trade. (pyaQov, Ep. for e'ipya9ov, poet. aor. 2 of eipyca', inf.
trans, to
to
work
fypaOftv.
6pY<i\eiov Ion. ment.

*P"Y a ^fi'
-TI'IOV,
TO,
(tpyov) a
fut.
tool,
instru-
aros, TO, a succour, store.

(|7r<y<eAe'a;) help, profit,
r - for
tpydaei, 2 sing.
of epydfafMi.
iraxj>eXia,
irdcrai
77,
advantage.
ira>xaTO, 3
pi.
yap
[Trv\at~\ kirdtâTO a ^
Aeol. and Ion. plqpf. pass, of l-n^ca, were shut to.
tp-yacreuo, Desiderat. of fpydfrftai, to be about to do, intend to do.
TTpx6p,ir]v, impf.
med. of
e-rroixoâi.
:
*'EPA,
<fpa, V
77,
the Lat. terra, earth
only found in Adv.
epy&a-ia, -fj, (Ip-ydfo/ât) work, toil, Lat. labor: daily labour, business, occupation; epyaaiav dos take pains to do. II. a working at a thing ; husbandry,
to earth.
EPA~MAI,
:
Ep. 2
pi.
epaaffOe: impf. fjp&pijv:

:
workmanship,
tillage; epyaffia p.(Ta\\(av working of mines. art, craft: also a work of art.
2.
3.
'/jpaffdfjirjv
Pass., fut. epaaOrjffofuii : aor. I I'jpdaOrjv to love, desire, long after.
aor. I
med.
4pavio>,
collect by
f.
ffca,
way of
(epai/os) to ask for contributions : to contribution. II. to give a conIII. to
tribution.
combine.
to
epavurrf|s, ov,
6,
a contributor
Hence an tpavos or
club.
gain, earnings, profit. IPYOLO-IJJIOS, ov, (epydôât} to be worked, that can be worked : of land, arable. pYacrp,<u, Ion. for c'lpyaffîai, pf. of epydôpai. 4pYao-TOv, verb. Adj. of epydfr/Mt, one must work the land. 2. one must do.
pleasant. cpycwTTTip, rjpos, o, (fpydfoftat) a workman, farmer. tpavos, 6, a meal to which each contributed his share, 4pYa<rrr]piov, TO, ((pydôâi) a workshop, manualso avu&oXr], Lat. symbolum : generally, a feast, fes- factory, shop. tival. 2. any subscription or contribution : 6v, (epydfrfjiai.} fit for working, 77, gene-
epawos,
77,
ov,- (tpdca) lovely,
rally,
a kindness, service. epacrSe, Dor. for cpa^f.
3.
a club or
society.
IpatrC-fjtoX'rros, ov, (epda), ôK-n-fi)
loving song.
hard-working, diligent, busy. husbandman : epYciTirjs, ov, 6, (epyov^) a workman, a practitioner, worker. II. as Adj. hard-working,
diligent, energetic,
i\,
6pa<7t-xpT|p.aTOS, ov, (epacu, xprjuara) loving money, covetous, avaricious.

epdcr|xtos, a, ov, also os, ov, (cpdca) lovely, beloved. <-pa<Tom, Ep. for Zpaffai, 2 sing, of epaftai. pa<ro-aTO, Ep. for i]paoa.TO, 3 sing. aor. I of (papai.
pa<rT6ija>,
f.
[a]
[i]
6v,
ov,
6, = epydTrjs.
iSos, fern,
of
pya.Trjs,
aoj,
= fpaca,
hireling,
mercenary woman.
a work-woman : a II. as Adj. work-
to love, desire.
ing
at.
>
patTTTjs, ov, 6, (4'pa/icu ) herent, partizan.
a lover
metaph. an ad-
cpaoTos,
Tj,
ov, (Ipticy) beloved, lovely.
= Zpyov, a work, deed. pYH- a CITOS, TO, aTos, TO, ('ipyca, tp/cos} a fence, enclosure. and -vvijxi, poet, for (Tpyca, epyoj, to enclose.
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269
one who lets out pYo-SoTi]S, ov, o, (epyov, 8t'5<y/ti) work. pYoXa|3i>, to contract for the doing of work ; ipyo\a@eiv avopiavras, Lat. statuas conducere faciendas.
'
ritate.
|
II. later to excite,
kindle; <ptya\os
Oi6pfvos the kindled spark. Hence TO, a stirring up, exciting.

,
*EPE'0ll,
increase.
like tptQifa, to stir to

f.
anger
:
to raise,
From
work
pYQ-Xdpos, ov, (cpyov, \a@fiv) contracting for to be done : as Subst., *pyo\a&os, o, a contrac-
'EPEFAfl,
fipeiff67)v
:
epeiaca
aor. I
ijptiffa.
Pass., aor. I
tor, Lat. conductor,
redemptor. [a] = ep5aj) work; a man's business, epYov, TO, (*cpyca

roi ffavrrjs Zpya, teofiifc
2. in
employment ;
business.
mind your own
: 3 sing, plqpf. rjprjpeiaro : to make one thing lean against another hence to press, urge, force against; fpeiSciv ir\r}yrjv to inflict 2. to prop, stay, support, a severe blow. strengthen:
pf. eprjoeiaftat
the II. mostly epya, works or deeds of 3. to press hard generally, to fix firm, plant. war; but in the Od. works of industry, works of bus- upon. 4. to dash, hurl. 5. of wagers, to match, II. bandry: tilled lands ; epya 'WaKrjs the tilled lands of set one pledge against another, Lat. deponere. Ithaca Hpya fiowv the fields which the oxen plough ; intr. to lean against, withstand o.\Xr)\riffiv tptioovin Att. to set upon, press so Virgil bourn labor es; tpya yvvaiftwv women's work, aai crowding one another 2. to go to work; cpficf fall to (to handiwork, esp. weaving: of other occupations, as, hard on. III. Pass., and Med. to prop or support OaXavffia pya fishing or, generally, maritime pur- eat). suits: later of all kinds of works, e.g. of mines t like oneself on a thing, lean on: absol. in aor. I med. part., a se- fp(iaa/j,vos having set himself firm, taken a firm our iron-works, etc. 3. a bard piece of work,
:
vere work. 4. often in Horn. opp. to tTros, deed, II. not word; in Att. often opp. to Ao7os. the following pecul. Att. phrases occur : epyov effri, c. inf. it is hard work, troublesome ; abv cpyov fffri,
c. inf. it
is
stand ;
ovSe'i \atrai eprjptdaTai (3 pi. pf.) the hair rested on the ground. 2. to be fixed firm; Aat 3. in Med. fprjpfoarai the stones were firmly set. to strive one with another, contend.
your
bztsiness to
do
like Trpdyfjiara v EPril, in Homer
to give
epya -nap^LV one trouble.

:
rivi,
\
'EPEI'KH,
'EPEFKQ,
rend;
spear
: :
^, heath, heather, Lat. erica. 
fut.
mostly pY<>, Ep. forms for Att. (paj or cip^w aor. I (Tpa pf.
eepyftai, 3 pi. <ip\a.Tai : plqpf. ttpyp-r/v, 3 pi. epxaro or ffpxaro: aor. I pass. part. epxQeis: to shut in,
irtpl Sovpi rent, pierced by the II. intr. in aor. 2 generally, to dash. in pieces. ripiKov, to shiver, fly cpc-io, Ep. for fpeo, pov, imperat. of Zpopai.
fpfiKoptvos
confine, include; tvrbs ttpyeiv to enclose within

fyvpai
cfpy/j,evai
76-
epcioC, ot, a
word used
as a
term of
insult to the
from
compact. a thing
bridges well-secured, strong-built, II. to shut out: exclude or prohibit
Egyptians.
I
Med.
*"EPr
also to binder or prevent from doing : to keep oneselffrom, to abstain from. Q, to do work, obsol. root, for which the
:
i
epeimov, TO,
vavriKO.
epeiojjuv, Ep. for (peufjiev, I pi. subj. of Ipea;. (ipenro;) a fallen ruin, in plur. ruins;
fpsiiria
wrecks, pieces
pres. in use
is
(pSca:
hence
fut. e'pcy, aor. I
cpa,
pf.
(pci-ma robes.
[
dead carcases;
f.
of wreck; veftpwv ireirXav (peiTria remnants of

aor. I fyeiipa. : Pass., aor. 1 to dash down, tear down ;
topya, plqpf. fwpyeiv, which serve as the tenses of

tpSca.
'EPEITin,
tjpei(p6r}v
:
Ipefyw
pf.
Ip77pt///u
epSeo-Kov, Ion. impf. of ep6\u.
ÊPAfl,
complish;
Ttva, to
fut.
c.
ZpoJ,
etc., see*4'p7cu:
to
work, do, ac-
race
some god dashes (peiirei yevcas Of&v : Pass, to & dashed down, fall in ruins
:
ns
down
;
their
Tcrôs
do one
dupl. ace., Ka/caepoeiv rtvd or absol. fp5e<i/ arm. 2. like Lat. sacra facere,
:
later, without Jepd fpSciv to make, offer a sacrifice f tpd or Ovoias, like facere or operari in Latin.
Find, has aor. 2 (pepiirro (Ep. plqpf. for r'tprjpnrTo) II. inpass. part. Ipurtts, dat. (pnrivn, fallen. trans, in aor. 2 fjpiirov Ep. tptirov, pf. 2 Ip^pnra, /o
/aW <fo/,
stumble
fall prostrate.
p6|3vv6s, 77, o/, ("Epeôs) ctor&, gloomy. 'Eppo-<j)i, 'Ep/3evo-4>i, v. sub "Epefios.
tpsio-ai, aor. I inf. of epeiSoj. pi<r0ts, aor. I part. pass, of
'EP_E'BIN0O2,
darkness.
b,
a kind of pulse, vetch,

OKpdaf) to
Lat. cecer.
OTOS, TO, ((pftooj) that which

stay, support;
(epefios,
grope about in support a thing, a prop,
is fixed to metaph. of
Theron pillar of persons, Qr}pcav' Hpfifffi' 'Aicpdyavros From pe{360v, Adv. from Erebos. Agrigentum, like Lat. col&men. "Eptfios, TO, gen. eos contr. ous, Ion. 'Epf&fvs, 'Epe- sunken rock. in ruins. Erebos, a place of nether darkness, above fieva<piv pex|;ip.os, ov, (fpf ITTOJ) fallen down, s L the still deeper Hades. epcivj/i-roixos, ov, (fpfiirca, Totx ) overthrowing walls. *'Ep6p6o-S, Adv. to or into Erebos. ptvo), like epo/xat, to ask; c. ace. pers. to ask of c'pe|xvos, -fj, ov, contr. of cpefievvos, black, dark;
J
one
so also
Med.
epe6i<o Dor. -i<r8o>

later
tpeeti/o/zcu. f. iaca Att. to)

:
(pfpvT) (parts a dark
(i.
e.
obscure) rumour.
cpo/xat, to
aor.
r ptdioa,
t
tpeâ, aor.
of ptfa.
-ia
(IpiQca)
to rcws* to
anger, provoke,
irj
tpeojxat, Ep.
and Ion. form of
as.
270
i,
Dep. used only

to
in pres.
to
and impf.,
to feed
on.
II. as Subst., fpr)fj.os (sub. 777, ^wpa), 77, a crown. fj.oi. III. (prj/Mj (sub. solitude, desert, wilderness. OIKIJ), Ipepurro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of epeiiro). which one party does not appear, and lets a trial 2 inf. of fpo/j.at, 77, peo-0cu, aor. 'EPE'SSfl. Att. -TTCO: fut. IpeVw: aor. i TJpfffa*. judgment go by default; fprj]j.T}v OIKTJV eActV to get II. trans, to urge by rowing ; metaph. to row. judgment by default; 6(p\eiv to let it go by deof birds, -rrTfpvjoJV fperp.o'iGiv fpfacro/j-evoi sped on- fault. From ward by the oarage of their wings, Virgil's remigio epirjvocnjVT], fj, solitude. Pass, of a 2. generally, to ply, urge: alarum. ipT]p6co, f. waoj, (Ip77/ios) to make solitary or desert, 2. c. lay waste, desolate, devastate. bow, to be plied, handled. gen. to bereave II. to leave, Pass, to be bereft, deprived of. of: pTrjs, ov, 6, (ipe'cro-a;) a rower.
= (pe<po>, p6irra>,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
desolate, also destitute, helpless. of; destitute of, abandoned by;
3.
c.
gen. reft
ore-yew <pi\(av Zpr]-
roof over
oar
Lat. remits, eperp-os, 6, or -IpCTfiov, TO, (epeffffca) Hence : in pi. only the neut. IpeT/xd is used.
an
abandon
Pass, to be left alone, deserted.
Hence
and
6pT|xoa>,
f.
wffcu, to
equip with oars, set to row.
4pT][Aco<ns, ecus, 77, desolation, devastation: a desolator. pTjp,coTT|s, ov, 6,
IpCTTW, Att. for
cpfffaca.
f.
iptjpeSaTat, Ion. 3
p-r|pi[x[jUH, pf. pass,
pi.
pf.
pass,
of epdoca: tpt\pi-
(pevgofMi, Dep. to spit or spew out, to disgorge, Lat. eructare : absol. to belch, Lat. i. metaph. of the sea, to splash and foam ructare. II. in break upon the beach. against the land, aor. 2 act. ijpvyov, inf. epvyfiv, part, fpvywv, to bellow, roar.
*EPETTOMAI,
8o,TO, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass.
of
IpftVo;.
epTjpnra, intrans. pf. of IpctVo;. 4pT|Ti)0v, Aeol. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of (prjTva. aor. l fp-qrvaa to (epvca) pT]Tvco, f. vao) [v] to keep hold back, restrain, to keep in check, repress :
: : :
4p6u08avov, TO, madder.

Ipcvdeco,
f.
rjffca,
to be red.
From From
:
back from.
<fpv0os, cos, TO, redness, bloom, blushing
from
'EPEY'OIl,
cpeuva,
775, 77,
fut. Ipeuacy, to
make
red, stain red.
Hence (4pa>) an inquiry, search. : pevvdto, f. r)aca, to seek or search for, search after 2. c. inf. to seek or attempt to to search, examine.
do.
strengthen epi-avx^Vj fvos,
, 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of eprjrva}. insepar. Particle, like dpi-, used as a prefix to the sense of a word, very, much.
6,
77,
with high-arching neck.
ept-|36as, ov, d, (Ipt-, ^077) clamorous, riotous. ept-j3pfieTK]S, ov, 6, (Ipt-, j8pe/icw) loud-sounding,
Hence
thundering, roaring.
pi-ppcp,Tis, es, pi-ppo'|Jios, ov, (fpi-, fipffAQJ) loud-shouting, roaring. OP, Ep. ecu, 6, and 6pi-pptix o s> v , (fpt,
pewir]TOV, verb. Adj. one must search. tpevcrai, aor. l inf. of (pevOca,
'EPE'^n,
in a building.
f.
if/oj
aor. i ijpcif/a
II. to
: to cover or roof cover with a crown, wreathe
Med. to crown oneself. with garlands : Pass., vavs lpex#oip*\Q<D, to rend, break, shiver : hither and thither by the fifvrj avffJLOifft a ship dashed
storm, shattered. (Deriv. uncertain.) cpsvjfa, aor. I of epfcpu.
loud-bellowing. 4pt-|3wXa^, &KOS, 6, 77, and 4pC-f3<oXos, ov, with large clods, of rich, loamy soil hence very fertile, fruitful.
:
Ipt-YSovTTOS, ov,
eptSaCvo),
strive for
: f.
= tpiSovrros,
med
epioz'.
fpLO-qaca, (fpt'fa;) to
thundering. wrangle, quarrel: to
aor. I inf.
eplofjGaaOai.
strife, irritate.
II.
p0,
Ion.
and Ep.
for Ipo).
epiSiov, TO,
Dim. of
epeco, Ep. pres. for epOficu, to ask. 4pir]p,da>, f. oca, (Ip^fios) to be left lonely, Ion. impf. (pijfjLaêffKov.
ep7]|j.a.ios, a, ov,
go
alone:
pi8p,aiv<o, (lpiC<w) to intr. to contend.
provoke to
,
pi8p,a,TOS, ov, (fpi
SJWTJTOS) strongly built
hence
poet, for
(prjfjios.
strong, excessive.
pi-8oviros, ov, ((pi-, SOUTTOS) loud-sounding. lpi^|xcvai, Ep. inf. of epifa. IpC^co Dor. epio-Soj; Ion. impf. (pi^fffnov: fut. fptVcu:
to aor. I r/piaa, Ep. 3 sing. opt. epiffGfie : (epts) : 2. to rival, strive, or vie strive, wrangle, quarrel. so also with : hence, to be equal, be a match for :
in
p-r][ua,
77,
(ep?7/zos)
ness.
II. solitude,
a solitude, desert, wilderloneliness : of places, a being

:
laid waste, desolation, Lat. vastitas
of persons, de-
2. generally, solateness, destitution. sence : also exemption from evil.
want
of,
ab-
p7](xtds, dSos, 77, a solitary devotee. epTjp,o-K6p/r]s, cs, (epr)fj.os, Kopij) destitute
of hair.
(
Med.
4pi]jAO-XdXos, ov, (ep^yttos, AdAeeu) chattering in the

desert.
6pi][x6-iroXis, one's city.
t,
77, (eptôs) a labouring woman. Dor. for (piOr^Xrjs. II. inof 'EPHTMOS, ?;, ov, also os, ov Att. pi]p,os pL0cCa, 77, (fptêvcu) labour for wages. places, lonely, lone, desert : of persons, /one, solitary, triguing, Lat. ambitus : party-spirit, faction.
gen. loos,
(eprjfJios,
iroAts) reft
of
as Ipi-Tjpos, ov, (fpi-, *ap(a} fitting closely: metaph. epith. of cTctrpos, loving, faithful, trusty : so also in heterocl. plur., fpirjpfs traTpoi, ace. epirjpas eralpovs.
epiOoKis, iSos,
pi-0aXT|S,
cs,
epT]fjio-v6|JLOS, ov, (eprjfios, vffjLOJ)
haunting the
:
desert.
:
271
,
(S,((pi-, T(0rj\a) very luxuriant, flourish-
77,
ov, (epical), to be disputed or contested.
ing, fertile.
pi-cr4>apaYos, ov,
= (piffpapayos,
loud-roaring.
cpldos, d, also
Homer, (pidoi, women, workers

epliceiv,
a day-labourer, hired servant; of men, are mowers or reapers; of

97,
in
pi-Tip.os, ov, ((pi-, Tt/zi7) highly prized, precious. picj)tos, ov, (epfyos) of or belonging to a kid.
4pi(j>iov, TO,
in wool.
Dim. of
intrans. aor. 2 inf. of (pdKOJ.

v, o,
"EPF*O2,
;
(pityos, d, also %, a
a goat, kid.
kid.
[t] '
II.
young goat,
(pi((>oi, ol, (*/-, fA.aiy) loud-sounding. much- storms (ir' (p'upois in stormy weather. pi-K\av<TTOS and -icXavros, ov, ((pi-, K\aica) bewailed. II. pass, much-wept, cpl&Xt), 17, a whirlwind, hurricane, tornado : Aristoweeping. phanes gives a fanciful derivation from fptoi' and cpi-KTthros, ov, loud-sounding. oAAv/it, wool-consumption. pi-Ku8if|s, (s, ((pi-, KvSos) very famous, glorious. cpKeios Att. cpKeios, ov, and a, ov, (Jfp/cos) belonging epi-Kvp-cov [v], OK, gen. ovos, (epi-, KV/KX) /w// of Zei-s to the court or enclosure in front of the house with young. young, big 'EpK(?os, the household god, because his statue stood epi-pAixos, ov, ((pi-, n( P.VKO) loud-bellowing. 'EPI~NEO'5, 6, the wild fig-tree, Lat. capriflcus. in the S?p#os epKdoi irv\ai the gates of the court. a, ov, (Hpiov) of wool, woollen. cpKiov, TO, (tpitos) a fence, enclosure.
. ; ;
pi-K\<ry K1"ns
Lat. hoedi, a constellation
which brought
epiveos,
'EPI'NT'S (not 'Eptwvs\ gen. vos, fj: pi. nom. cpKos, cos, TO, ((pya>, ("pya)) an enclosure, hedge, of the wall round the court-yard, 'Epivves contr. -vs, ace. -vas contr. -vs, gen. -wav fence, wall : mostly the Erinys or Fury, an avenging deity : and so a court-yard : dyy(cav (pftea, periphr. for contr. -vv the names Tisipbone, Megaera, Alecto do not occur ayyr) ; a<ppayioos epKos, for atypayts (pKos odovToa/ of the teeth, for o8<Wes the teeth till late. At Athens were called Evpevidcs or the
:
they
'Zffj.vai,
by an euphemism.
II. as
Appellat., prj<pp(vuiv (pivvs
ring-fence themselves.
lasso.
II.
net,
snare
the coils of the
rpos
(pivv.es curses
from
one's
mother
distraction, frenzy : also, blood-guiltiness. eptov Ep. and Ion. ciptov, TO, (epos) wool, Lat. lana; i. Zpia diro v\ovwool from the tree, also in plur.
i.
metaph. any fence or defence, bulwark. pK-ovpos, ov, ('(pKos, oSpos) watching an enclosure.
III.
17,
lpKTT|,
Ion. for dpKTrj.

:
cpp,a, aTos, TO,
e.
cotton
so in Germ., baum-wolle.
(Hpiov, Tica\(ca)
//ie
or beams
a prop, support : mostly of the stays by which ships on shore were kept upright
',
<pio-ira>XT]S, ov, d,
a wool-dealer.
Hence
cpio-moXiK&s, Adv.
-
a wool-dealer, cheatingly.
epio-irwXtov, TO, A&e wool-market.
pi6-o TTTTOS, ov, ((piov, G7(<pQ}) wre athed with wool.

pu-otivtos, 6, Homeric epith. of Hermes, from tpi-, ovivqiu, the helper, luck-bringer : also absol. 'Epiovvios, Helper, as a prop. n. of Hermes.
metaph., cpfM ir6\r)os pillar of the state, Lat. colu2. a sunken rock or reef on which a vessel men. 3. may strike also a mound, cairn, barrow on land. II. fJK\niv(wv />/*' oSvvdoav, of a sharp ballast. III. arrow, the foundation, i.e. cause, of pangs. generally, a neckearrings, akin to opfj-os
:
(pfjiara,
lace,
band : a
chain.
4pi-oup-yo,
f.
770-0;,
to
make woollen
stuff.
cpi-oup-yos, 6v, (epiov, *tpyo}} working wool. eptire, Ep. for Tjptirf, 3 sing, intrans. aor. 2 of (pdiru.
a windfall, godsend, lucky discpp-aiov, TO, ('Epfj.r)s) covery, Hermes being the reputed giver of such gifts, as in Latin Hercules. a, ov, Att. "Epfiaios, ov, ('Epprj*) of or
TEpp-atos,
ptirtv, intrans. aor. 2
inf.
of
fpeiira).
from Hermes.
tival in his
II.
"Ep/zata (sub. tepd), TO, a fes-
epi-irXevpos. ov, ((pi-, ir\(vpa) with sturdy sides. piirvT) or eptirva, fj, (fpeimu) a broken cliff, crag,
honour.
6, ('EpfjLrjs,
Ipp-drC^w, (cp/xa) to ballast.
scaur
any sheer ascent.

toos,
*Epp.-a4p68lTos,
phrodite
:
'A^poStT?;)
an Herma-
tpiirwv, aor. 2 part, of fpdira}.
an effeminate person.
cuvos, o. poet. esp.
"EPLS,
ace. (piv
and eptSa
pi. epiSes, later
'Epp.awv
Dor. for
'Ep/i^s. [a]
strife, quarrel, debate : esp. rivalry, contenepets : tion : discord, jealousy : also in good sense, epis dyadwv zeal for good. IT. as pr. nom., Eris, the
for *Ep|ji,as, d, poet, , d, Ep. for
'Ep^s,
'
dat. 'Ep/ia.
;
'Ep^s
;
dat. 'Ep/if t'a
ace.
"Eppdav
gen. voc. 'Eppdd.
'ie 'Ep/iefao,
-fica
Goddess of
Strife.
Ipjn^veia,'
tion.
r),
((pp.r}v(v<u)
interpretation,
explana-
picr8v, Dor. inf. of (pifa. cpio-Sop.es, Dor. for ipiop.(V.

epicrjjia,
pi-o-6vris, (s, ((pi-, oO(vos} mighty in strength. CTOS, TO, ((pifa} a cause of quarrel.
expression, power of speech. an interpretation, 4pp.T|Vvp,o, CTOS, TO, (ip f*r)v (tea] 2. a sign, monument. explanation.
II.
pi-<rp,dpaYos, ov, (ipi-, fffjiapayr)) loud-thundering. cptcrcreic, -ciav, Ep. 3 sing, and pi. aor. I opt. ofepifa.
ptcro-Tai, Ep. for (piarjrai, aor. I subj. med. oflpifa. pi-o TO.<|>'uXos, ov, (fpi-, <TTa<f>v\r)) largC'dustering, rich in grapes : of wine, made offine grapes.
p
generally,
an interpreter, dragoman: Ipp^vcvs, (as, d, ('Ep^s) an expounder. Hence

(puTivevio,
f.
o~tw,
to be
:
an
explain,
make
d
;
clear
hence
interpreter, to interpret, to express, give utterdat.

ace.
ance
to.
'Epp/ijs,
rjv
;
Ep. gen. 'Epjut <y

;
'Ep^f?
cpiorrjs, ov, o,
(l/)t'C<u)
a wrangler, disputer.
voc. 'Ep^fj
Hermes, the Lat. Mercurius.
In
as
Homer,
;
as messenger of the gods,
he
is
called 5td;
KTopos
god
as giver of good luck, (piovvios, drd/f7?Ta of all secret dealings, and cunning, SoAtos ; as
conductor of ghosts to Hades, ^VXOTTO/XTTOS. Later, he was tutelary god of arts and sciences also of heralds, traffic, markets, roads, whence he is oSios, tvooios hence any four-cornered post ending in a bust was
; :
called
c
'EpfJLrjs.
Ep|At8iov, TO, Dim. of 'Eppfjs, a

:
little
figure of
Hermes
in vocat.
my
dear
little
Hermes.
a
cppairwra, aor. I of pam^ca. cppeOev and eppTjOirjv, aor. I pass, of epe'o;, rp;D. eppi]a, aor. I of prjyvvfu. eppi-ya, pf. 2 (with pres. sense) of piyeca. ppiyr]cra,, aor. I of piytoj. Ippt^torat, 3 sing. pf. pass, of ptôcy. cpptu|j.vos, pf. part. pass, of P'LTTTOJ. tppiij/a, aor. I of piirTca. IppvrjKa, pf. of [>(u ppvr]v, aor. 2 pass. fp-pti9p,os, ov, in rhythm, time or measure.
; : : :
pp.Cv, ivos, o, dat. Ipjxis or prop, support: a bed-post. r

<
pi. kpp.io'iv, (e'p/xct)
<us, o, ('Epfifjs, y\v<pQ}) Hence generally, a statuary. or for a statuary p[jw>YXt}4>iK6s, 77, 6v, of y\v(pt/cr) (sub. T6\vrj), the art of statuary.
Ep[jio- yXv<j56'us,
"EPPIl, fut. kpp-fjao} aor. i ijppr)<ra pf. tfpprjKa go or walk slowly; properly of a halting gait, a carver whence Vulcan is called fppow, limping. II. in
to
'
of
Hermae :
a
:
bad
sense, to
77
4p//o-
gone
or fallen
go from
or come to ruin ; Uppow I AT vaus a ship imperat. t'ppc, or ppe Is

:
fpjj.oy\v<p(vs. lp|AO-YXv<J>os, o, lpp.o-Kom8t]S, ov, 6, ('EP/WTX KOIITQ)) the Hermae.
tcupareas,
Lat. abi in
;
malam
rem, go
ivith
a plague
IppeTcu let him pass, away with him ; fpa mutilator of peTca "I\tov let Troy perish ! cppet Ta /raXa the luck
on thee
is
gone I
"EPNO2,
palm
;
(os, TO,
plant.
aveSpapev II. metaph, a scion, a
shoot, scion, of the olive and Upvei laos he shot up like a young
child.
Ipfja, aor. I of *epya},
= epou.
tppcoya, pf. 2 of prjyvvî. ppcop,vos, pf. part. pass, of pwwvfjii, as Adj., in good health, vigorous, stout: Adv. IppaytcVcos, stoutly: irreg. Comp. fppcafjLfi/ecFTfpos, Sup. -fffraros.
aor. I
Darius
of the Persian IpgeCijs or 4piT)S, o, translation : from *'4py<a, Upoa, the worker, doer.
po>,
fut.
name
ppwovTO, 3 med.
;
pi.
impf. of pwofAai
eppwcravro, 3
pi.
ppu><r0T]v, aor. I pass.
of
*pjoj, =
e'pScy.
cpocis,
0-0*0, tv,
(epos) lovely, pleasing.

:
ppu>o-0ai, pf. inf. pass, of pd>wvfj,t. eppcocro, eppcocrGe, pf. imperat. pass, o
epo-rj
fut. Ipr7ecpffr)
"EPOMAI
ffo/jiai
of Ipccu. Ipoi-qv, for epoifu, pres. opt. Ion. eipo|A<u : impf. tlpbfjirjv
Ion.
flpr](rofjAi
:
Ep.
p<rq,
rj,
:
plenteous
dew
(apScy) dew, Lat. ros in pi. rain-drops.
II.
aor. 2
fjp6fji.r}v,
imperat. cpov
inf.
tpeaOai, subj. pa;//at, opt. epoifurjv, to ask, inquire : to ask after or (pofjicvos : II. to to ask advice of, consult : c. question, for. dupl. ace. to ask one about a thing.
Ep. epeto,
part,
metaph. of any young and tender thing, esp. of lateborn lambs, cp, [tfTaaffai. Hence 6pcrT)is, faaa, cv, dewy, dew-be!p<rf|is Ep. of a corpse, fresh. sprinkled :
eptrqv, fvos, 6, Ion. for aporjv, apprjv. tpvyyavw, Att. form of Ipctryo/xcu, to vomit.
pos,
o,
poet,
form of
epcys, love, desire.
"EPO5,
eos, TO, wool, Lat. lana.
Ipvyslv, aor. 2
pvY|AT)\os,
77,
inf.
of Ipetryo/wu.
epirTov, TO, (epvra;) a creeping thing, reptile : esp. a snake; pi. tpima, as opp. to irertiva, any animals that move on the earth. !pirfjo"n)S, ov, o, (tpirca) a creeper, a mouse.
cpiruco,
f.
ov, (lpV70/âi) loud-bellowing.
tptiYwv, aor. 2 part, of Ipfiryoyueu.
redden,
pt50atvo>, aor. j epiOijva, poet, for tpvOpaivcu, to make to blush : Pass, to become red. Hence
oca, (epTTcw) to creep,
crawl,
drag oneself
ser-
pv0Tjp.a, OTOS, TO, redness
along: always with idea of difficulty or distress. cpirvXXos, 6 and 77, (eptroj) creeping thyme, Lat. pyllum, an evergreen herb used for wreaths.
pv0paCvo),
f.
avS), (cpvQpos)
on the skin : aflush, blush. Pass, to to .dye red :
become red,
p\j0pidco,
to blush.
f.
affca [a], (epvOpos) to be apt to blush. pv0po-{3a<j>T|S, s, (epvQpos, patprjvai) dyed red. pirvor<u, aor. I inf. of 4p7rvcy or epTrtu. pv0po-irovs, o, r), gen. TroSos, (tpvGpos, TTOVS) redIpiruanqp, T^pos, 6, and 4piruo"r/|S, ov, o, (kpirvôj) a reptile : a crawling child. footed : the name of a bird, the red-shank. ! II. d, 6V, red, Lat. *ÊPnn, impf ffp-nov : fut. Zpipcu Dor. epâ) : aor. I
EPT0PO'2,
RUBER.
(ip.irvffa,
formed from 4p7n>cy
(cf. t\Kcu, ci'\Kvffa)
the
Lat.
:
SERPO, REPO,
to
creep,
crawl,
move
*Epv0pT) ocean.
Oakaaffa, the Erythraean sea, our Indian

,
of men, to creep, glide, slink about : epTrovra 2. metaph. to creep on, spread, creeping things.
slowly
as in Lat. serpit
Ep. aor. 2 of lpu/u,
rumor.
inf. fpvKdfctciv. poet, for (pv/cw, to restrain, confine. Ep. for epvKavaxn, 3 pi. of epvtcavaa).
e'pmo|jis, Dor. I pi. pres. subj. of tpTrcy. Ippdyrjv [], aor. 2 pass, of prjyvvfjii.
cpOKavto, poet, for epvKcu, to restrain, [a]

:
IppaBdrai, Ep. 3 Ep. 3 pi. plqpf.

cppaji^cvos,
pi. pf.
pass, of
paiva
<y aor. I jjpva Ep. cpua Ep. aor. 2 pvK&>, f. IppdSaro, ijpvKaKov, or without augm. (pvied/fov, inf. fpvreatcteiv:
: :
(epvca}
to keep in,
hold back, restrain, hinder

;
to
pf. part. pass,
control, curb, keep in check
777 Ipv/cet earth confines
epvjJLa
(the dead)
;
epcoraco.
f/\vdov, syncop. ?i\Qov Dor. rjvOov
;
273
later also aor. i
from
off,
fight.
Lat. arceo.
vide.
3. /o ward di4. to keep apart, separate, II. Pass, /o oe held back, detained : to be
.
& eeP \d} f*f epu/ff A^X 7? 8 2. to detain a guest.
me
not back
TJMa
part.
in
pf.
e\r)\vea Ep. d\ri\ovea,

:
I pi.
ct^Xovêi/,
d\rj\ovOus: 3
ei\r)hovO(i
f\6eii/
2 to be guarded, safe. kept away. epuixa, O.TOS, TO, (Ipuoîctt) a fence, guard:
Homer with
;
sing, plqpf., Ion. f\rj\v0e Ep. to come or go : to come back, return :
cognate words,
a,
bul-
also poet., d-yyf\irjp tXOeiv, to
wark, fort: generally, a defence, safeguard. cpvuaTiov, TO, Dim. of epufta. with impenetrable back. pvjjLv6-va>Tos, ov,
pujJLvos,
77,
6v, (epvo/j-ai) fenced, fortified.
Hence
"Xeaflcu TIVL to come to speech, have an interview, cpvvro, of epixu. converse with. 2. tirl vdv (\6eiv to try everytpvaraiaro, Ion. 3 pi. aor. I opt. med. \6eiv, c. inf., to come 3. irapct fjiiKpov pv<7-ap|iaTOS, ov, (tpvca, ap/xa) chariot-drawing: thing. within a little of, be near a thing. 4. with 8ta and Ep. heterocl. pi. epvffdpfj.arfs, -ras. its case, periphr. for a Verb, as, 5ioL pax^s nvl cpx(ptkrt-0pi, Tpfyos, o, 77, (epwu, Opi ) /or drawing aQai for iM\a6ai nvi, 8td TroAe/iov epxtaOai for through the hair, epith. of a comb.
pt/o-i-VT]is, i'Sos,
77,
epvp-voTirjs, 77TOS, 77, strength, security, 3 pi. aor. 2 of pvoâi.
of a place.
2. c. gen. loci, or across the plain. oiffopcvos fyx os I come to fetch a spear : like an auxiliary Verb, (pxopai Iptcav I am going to tell, Fr. II. later phrases : els je vais dire.
sage.
656v or Ke\fvdov go on a mesiredioto cA0?i/ to go through 3. with fut. part., epxofta:

as,
\6yovs ep-
(epvofjiai,
vavs} preserving ships.
TTO\ffJLlV, etC.
I lpi|/fc>, lp\|/otip.s, Dor. sing, and pi. fut. tpcp, dat. of epos, love : see Upas.
the city. cpvo-t-TTToXis, o, 77, ((pvopai, iroXis} protecting
of
Zpiraj.
a drawing. tpvo-p-os, o, (*puo;uat) a safeguard. aor. I inf. med. of epvoxraaOai, Ep.

eptioas, eojs,
77,
(epyoi)
'EPfl" Ion. and Ep.

epuo>.
peiiO)
epeo>, fut. (fprjpi, Xtyct}

flrrov as aor. 2):
being used as pres. and

pf.
and dyofrom the
pv<r<7op,v, Ep.
for tpvacafjifv, aor.
subj
of (pia.
same Root come

elprifjLrjv
ipr]Ka, pass, ("prjfjiai, plqpf. pass.
pv<rros,
77,
oV, (fpwu)
drawn.
of aor. 2) pass, JfpvTO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of epyo>. 'EPT'H Ion. eipvu: fut. epvo*o> or epuo;: aor. I
Ep. Cfjpwtra or epvaa: /o draw, drag; vetcpots or V/tpov epveiv, either of the friends, /o (/rag- the corpse awajy, rescue it, or of the enemy, to drag it /o drag about, treat off for plunder, ransom, etc. roughly: hence to drag away, carry off violently; to tear off or down xA a "/7? s fpveiv nvd to pull him by the cloak. II. Med. epvojxav Ion. ipvop.at: fut. inf. fpvfoOai, but Ep. fut. also (pvocrofjiai: aor. I flpvadfjnjv the foil, forms are Ep. tlpwrofyajv or cpvaad^v pass., pf. ('ipvfMi both in med. and pass, sense, Ep. 3 pi. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of aor. 2) e^pvro eipvarai
efpi5o*a
:
vai
aor. I pass. (ppriOrjv and (pptOrjv, inf. ^77^77; fut. pass. firjOrjaoftai, fut. 3 flprjooftai : 7 will ; 2. / will tell, proclaim, announce : say, speak.
3.
it
hence 7 will promise.
do;
do.
pres.
t'ipijTO
ol,
c.
inf.,
7 will tell, order him had been told him
to
to
eipo/wu, to ask for or after. 'EPHAIO'2, 6, the heron or hern, Lat.

f.
= epofj.a.t,
II. Ipeo;
occurs sometimes in Horn, as a
ARDEA.
epweiTCo, 3 sing. pres. imperat. of

cpco<o,
vals.
770*0;
:
stream, burst out

absol., V(j)os
it.
aor. I I'pwrjffa. Ep. (pwrjffa : to flowv to gush out by starts or at inter:
2. to retreat,
II.
c. gen. the cloud never leaves trans, to drive or force back. (Akin to
:
withdraw, cease from,
OVTTOT'
fpcuef
Hence
T],
77,
or eptJTo, 3
pi. f'l'pwro
or elpva.ro
to
draw
to one's
;
any quick, violent motion
Sovpos tpod] the
own
side
itpos
(pveaOai to
draw
one's
sword
ipv-
roov to draw one's bow to, to string it ; tpvcaOai vrjas to launch one's ships, but in pass, sense, of the ships, to be hauled ashore. 2. from the sense of drawing ont from the press of battle, comes the
caaQcu
sense
to
rush or flight of a. spear; XiKfxijrfjpos eposf) the force 2. an imor swing of the winnower's (shovel). II. a retreat from, rest from; pulse, desire.
TroAejuov
epoor],
:
pwf]o-ai, aor. I inf. of fpcatca
pT|OXUT,
2 pi. opt.
rescue,
deliver,
and
hence
off;
:
guard.
3. to keep off,
ward
77
protect, 5' OVK eyx os
to
pw-|xavto,
love.
f.
770-0;,
to be (epas, â.ivop.ai)
madly
in
Hence
7),
hence to check, e'puTO it kept not off the spear thwart, repress. 4. to keep guard upon, watch, to keep carefully, conceal : also to maintain, assert, hold
in
epcop.avia,
mad
a
love.
Ipcopicviov, TO,
little love,
77,
darling
Dim. of
epa.p.vos, o, cp(0(jiVT],
pres. part. pass, of tpdoj,
honour ; OejjLiaras flpvarai they maintain laws. cpxarcu, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of e'p7o>, e/'p-yo;
:
a loved one, one's

c'pcjs,
love.
TO (or
pX<XTo), 3 pi. plqpf. Pass, to be shut up. From >, o, (ep7o>) a fence, enclosure, hedge. JVTO, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of IpxctTao/iai.
aor. I part. pass, of ep7<y, f'ipyoj.
heterocl. dat. epo> (from epos), ace. (epos) : epow, for regular dat. ZpaJTi, ace. eporra II. as prop, n., the a thing. love: desire
OTTOS,
:
:
for
god
of love, Eros,
A mor
in plur. eporres the Loves.
Hence
epcoTapiov, TO, Dim. a
cpcorda) Ion.
î a( )
;
little
"EPXOMAI:
impf.
formed from the Root
the tenses -f^xofjujv : !A.eu0o>: fut. (\fvcroâi : aor.
ip-, f. to ask, rivd TI
770*0);
Ctipid. aor. I r/pd}Tij<Ta

;
(epo-
something of one
TO
epo;T77-
274
Ofv the question.
to ask, solicit, beg.
>
epcorr;/>ia
II. to
<TKOV.
for
in heart.
question a person.
III.
by
his
death he very
much
touched
me
Hence
pum]p,a, arcs, TO, a question ; (pwrrjpa rov vv0rjparos the asking for the watchword, the challenge of
soldiers.
epon-rjo-is, eojs,
3 sing. aor. 2 of daircTapai. Ion. inf. of dodpyca, dfffpyca.

,
p<oTids, aSos,
epamxos,
Tiicr)
77,
gvvTvxia
(eporracu) a questioning. pecul. fern, of epcariKos. oV, (4'pcus) of or caused by love ; epca2. gwwz to love, fond. a love affair.
77,
77,
(r-pxo(xai, v. dafpxopcu. <r(ra,xciTO, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of cfdrr<a. <re\\}vro, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of dffx* *<r-X<, o--Trj00), v. sub cio'exo', dorjOeca.
<TT|XaTO, 3 sing. aor. I
aor. I c<rr)p,Tj'vavTO, 3 pi.
Hence
med. of dcrd\\opat. med. of ffijpaivca.

2. pf. inf. pass,
Ip&mKws, Adv.
lovingly, fondly.
II.
IpoiTis, idos, 77, (epcus) a loved one, darling. as Adj. Ipom'Ses 1/77(701, islands of love.
rr)va, aor. I of aaivoj. co-Oat, aor. 2 inf. med. of fypi.
of
evvvfjLi.
epwro-Ypaôs,
pcoTO-irXoca>, ocean.
f.
oz/,
(epcas, ypd<pca) (fpojs, irXavdoj)
writing on love.
beguiling love.
a0<r0av, Ion. aor. 2
inf.
med. of
epwro-irXdvos, ov,
(ca^s)
to
clothe:
dffridrjpi. Pass, to be clothed,
rjffoj,
(epaw, ir\6os) to sail on love's

II.
dressed; mostly in pf. rfaBrjiiai Ion. Hence faOrjpevos clad in raiment.

(T0T][jia,
p<orvXos,
o,
(Upas} a darling, sweetheart.
as Adj., IpcuTvAa dddeiv to sing love-songs, [y] s, Ion. and old Att. form for ds, to : for all
=<T0T)v,
aros, TO, a garment, dress. 3 dual plqpf. pass, of fvvvpi.

777-05,
:
com-
o-0Tis,
pounds with
s, aor. 2
fff- see
under da-.
garment
inf. pass, of 77, (eoOai, pf. tvvvpi) dress, clothes, raiment, Lat. vestis.
imperat. of'tijpi.
;
for-ayytXeus, Icr-ayyfXXw, for daayy-. in Homer only in 3 4<r-<vyipw, v. daaydpcu sing. Ep. impf. med. eaaydpero, Ep. aor. I med. kaa.ydpa.ro.
e<r-(rya>, v.
<T0Tjo-is, fas, 77, (l<r^(w) cr0uo, Ep. inf. fcrOitpev
clothing, raiment.
:
impf. rjaOtov
:
fut.
4'So-
(from Ep.
pres.
"EAfl)
:
pf.
:
act.
aor. I pass. rjStoOijv
lo^So/ccc, pass. aor. 2 act. H<payov
dadyoj.
v.
4<r-<uv, (Is, atcV) Adv. for ever. 6(r-a0pCi>, 6o--aKovTio>, Icr-axova),

<ra0pi?i<rai.[ju,
sub
ef<r-.
ê Lat. EDO, to eat : me(from Root *4>Arfl) taph. to devour, consume, like fire or an eating disease fffOieiv tavrov to vex or annoy oneself faOifiv TTJV
; ;
aor. I opt. of daaOpeca. era\TO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. i of dad\\opai. (<ra.v, Ep. and Ion. 3 pi. impf. of dpi sum. <rav, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of evvvpi. cjravTa, v. daavra. <r-dira, Ion. for daair-, (Is, aTraf) etf ore. <rdin]V [a], aor. 2 pass, of arjwo}.
\fXvvrjv to
bite
the
is
lip
Pass, to be eaten
OIKOS
ecr-
Oicrai the house
eaten up.
6v,
'E2OAO'5,
good of
Subst.,
77,
:
Dor.
r\6s, a, 6v,
ayaOus,
his
kind
kind, good.
2.
brave, stout : also noble, wealthy : of omens, good, lucky. 3. as
kaOKd goods : absol., eaQXov good luck. tr0\6Tpos, -O/TOS, Comp. and Sup. of eaflAos.
<r-airiKV6Ojiai, Ion. for etcra(pi//60/*cu.

l<r-ap(io-o-(i), v. eto-apcio-orcu.
<r0opov, Ep. aor. 2 of da&pduffrcaj.

<r0os, cos, TO, effOrjs, a dress, garment. 4<r0' ore, for ecrrlv ore, Lat. est quum, there is
IOXITO, 3 sing. aor.

6<r-dxpi, Adv. for
med. of evvvfu.
until, c. gen.
ds dxpi,
time when,
r0(0,
i.
e.
now and
then, sometimes.
<ra0ev, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of aaoca, Ep. for ccrdoxra, aor. I of aaoca, Ep. for awca.
0--0pWCTKa>,
V.
lffOpOJffKOJ.
Ep.
inf. 4ffOe/jifvai,
4o-paiT]v, aor. 2 opt. of da@aiv<u.
eaOica, to eat,
devour
metaph.
impf. fjaOov, poet, form of to eat up or consume
6<r-paivco, eo- piXAw, v. etVjSatW, dfff3a\\<u. aor. 2 part, of dafiaivca. aor. 2 of ff(3evvv{u.
one's means.
(a-iyd.Qt]v [a],
Dor. aor.
I pass,
of
ffiydca.
eaiSeiv, for dffiSuv, inf. of dffdSov. <ri8o-0T]v, Ep. 3 dual aor. 2 med. of dadfiov.
i<rl(\jivai, fern. part. pres. med. of dcrlrjpi. Iffij^TjTai, for daifyrai, 3 sing. subj. of daiôpai.
60--iTjftt,
(T-8KO|Aai, Ion. for

(r-8i8ojjjiv,
ar-SiJO|iai,
cr-8va>, v.
(r86p,6voi, lo-ou)fji0a, Dor. for l
(Tai, eo-erai, poet, for

sing. fut.
Zfffi
or eery, effra:, 2 and 3
of dpi sum.
<o--tKVOfiai, eo-iirTap.ai, v. da-. <r-KaTa|3aiva>, v. dcfff-. <rKa.T0TO, for claKaTfOcTo, 3 sing. aor. 2
med. of
<r8pa)cov, aor. 2 of daotptcopai. eo-8pap.ov, aor. 2 of

C(T-Et.|JLl,
V. e'lVflpl.
f&Kf, Ep. and Ion. for i)V, 3 sing. impf. of co-KcSScra, aor. I of ffKfSdvvvpi.
ecrKCu,p.ai, pf.
dpi sum.
co-cXciJcrojxai, fut. <r\06iv, aor. 2 inf?

f(Tf\i.a(rcra.\jLt]v,
of
ffKOTTeoj.
of
d
(cf.
paiopai), to
Ep. aor. I of dcrpaiopcu touch; pd\a yap fie Oav&v
impf. pass, of fficifivrjpt. eaKXrjKa, intr. pf. of avAAcu ecrKX-rjv, aor. 2. (TKOV, Ep. and Ion. for j^V, impf. of ci/tt sz^w.
<TKi8vavTO, 3
pi.
275
eo-Xos, Dor. for
t<r\vr\\ov, impf.
ccr(x6s
,
pf.
pass,
of aetcu
IO-O-IJJXTJV,
plqpf.
with
sense of aor. i.
6, (177
or
o-p.6s,
;
/)
swarm
of
bees.
<TO,
ot flock
eo>iot -ydAatfTos
a swarm of bees : any streams of milk.
lo-p-o-roKos, or, (Icr/ios, rftcfw)
producing siuarms
Ep. for ur0t, imperat. of et/-
CT-OtKCO, 6<T-OlKlo>, V. 610"-. Hence CO-DITTOS, v. fiffonros.
of acvca (in sense and driven, hurried eager, yearning for : hence Adv., laavfjLfvws hastily, vehemently. eoravo, eaavro, 2 and 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. pass, of fffvca, with sense of aor. 2.
cro-ti|ji,evos, r),
ov, part. pass,
accent a pres., but redupl. as

on, vehement
:
if pf.),
cro-w0TJvai, Ion. for fjaa-qQrivai, v. tffaoca.

eao-o),
OTOirTpOV, V.
flaopdca. tcropujfxes, 'Dor. for Dor. for effofjuu, fut. of ei/w ctrovjjiai,
eoxjvj/op.ai, fut.
<r-op(ioi>, v.
Ep.
fut.
of
fvvvfjLi.
s#m.
of
o-Tra6T)|Acu, pf. pass,
effopdca, daopdoj. of ffiraOaoj.
0"irapjxat, pf. pass, of airfipoj.
eo-imo-a, aor.
I
77%
ESHE'PA,
fairfpos:
of ffirevSa}. Lat. VESPERA, fern, of the Adj.
with intrans. pres. sense, to stand: only in the following forms, dual tiordTov, inf. taravai plur. (aTafJLfv, eoTare, karaai Ep. kardp,fv, fardfjLfvai part. ICTTCK&S Att. contr. karws Ion. lo-Tfcus and koTrfws, fem. korwaa. II. COTCU, eo-rai, 3 sing. fut. of dpi sum : but
; ;
eao-cov, Ion. for ijaacw. *o-Taa, pf. 2 of iffrrjui
I. (sub. <x>pa),
7/e
;
evening; tarrepas (gen.
fall
//be
of time) a/ fls or ;
TT/>OS
d?ro fvirepas after evening, at nightecnrtpav towards evening : in plur.

2. (sub.
tffircprjs
wes/, Lat. occidens
evening hours, eventide. ; TO trpos
x^P
)*
ê
the wes/ country.
Hence
77, 6v, totTepio$. O"irpj.os, a, ov, and os, ov, (?<nrfpos) of Time, in the evening, at eventide. II. of Place, western,
lo-ireplvos,
3 sing. pf. pass, of 'ivvvfju. eo-TaXaro, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of ariXXca. eo-roXKa, pf. o-Ta\Tjv, aor. 2 pass, of ffrfXXo} !o-T<i[Xv, o-Ta,p,evai [a], see caraa. f<rrS,êv, I pi. of oraa. co-rav, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 of fffTtjfJit. lorrdvai, for (<TTr)K6vai, v. cVraa. lo-raorcs, plur. of taraws, v. earaa. eo-rao-av, 3 pi. poet, plqpf. of 'Larrû, they stood, v.
:
tVraa
but
2.
eo-rao-av, shortd. for ZffTrjffav, 3
towards the setting sun, Lat. occidentalis.

tcnrepis, ioos, 77, peculiar fem. of Itftrcptot, / et/en?'-. II. as Subst., at 'EairtpiSes the Hesperides, daughters of Evening, who dwelt on a western island
pi. aor. I offoTty/tt, they
placed. poet. pf. of larrjfu ; v. ctrroa. lo-rare, 2 plur., and coro/rov, 2 and 3 dual;
lordon, 3
pi.
see
of the ocean, and

apples.
guarded a garden with golden

0--T
pf. part. pass,

i
Dor. eo--T
2.
(cs,
of aravpixa. re) Conjunct, till, until, Lat.

II.
6, Lat. VESPER, evening; ptvov firl \0*tv they waited for even to come on irregul. plur. neut. tairfpa, rd, the hours of evening, eventide. 2. of Place, Hesperus, the West, i. e.
"E2IIEPO2,
cfowee.
/o,
so long, so long as.
Adv.
/e
fffirepov
Lat. usque.
aor. I of areXXo}.
pf. part. pass,
OTi\a,
aTjijjLvos,
II. as Adj. of or at darkness, Hades. evening ; 2. of Place, eairfpos aarrjp the evening-stzr.
o-Tp7j}Jiai, pf. pass,
of
o-TCpecy.
Western.
o-T(|)avaJTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, IO-TCWS, Ion. pf. part, of "lorrjiJLi
v. effraa.
cnrT6, for
fliirfTf, 2 pi.
Ep. imperat. of
eiirov.
ecnron/Tjv, aor. 2 of (irofj.ai : Homer retains 4- in all the moods, imperat. faireaOca, subj. fffircovTat, opt.
tairoip.riv, inf. lairfadai, part.
o*7rojLiei/os.
intr. eo-TTjKa, eo-TTjK6iv, pf. and plqpf. aor. 2 intr. of I'arrjfJLi. O-TT]V,
eo-TTi^w, eo-TTjôjxai, fut. intr. of iffrrjfu, will stand : cp. TtOvr)<a, TeOvrjgo/jLaL from
shall or
Ovrjaitct}.
o"irov, aor. 2 ccro-a,
of circa. Ep. aor. I of wvvfju

:
o-TT|ptKTat, 3 sing. pf. pass, of arrjpifa:

;
eoro-at, inf.
(but also 2
plqpf.
co-TTjo-a, co-nrjo-dfjnjv,
o-rr|a)S, Ion. pf. part,
sing. pf. pass.)
!cr<r<i[Avos, aor. I part. med. coxreiTai, 3 sing, of (acrovfjiai, Dor. fut. of 6</xt sum.
<ro-6<r0at, for eataOai, fut. inf. of t/x< co-treva, Ep. for eVeva, aor. I of o"euco.
<rcri,
aor. I act.
and med.
;
of
iffTTjfu
v. co-raa.
sum.
Ep. and Dor. for ts, el, 2 sing, of ft/it sum. II. Ep. Ep. for tVo, imperat. of 'ivvvp,. 2 sing, plqpf. pass, of ivvvî. II. o-ox>[juH, for eo-oât, Ep. fut. of cfytt s?/w but tcro-ofjicH, Ep. fut. med. of evvvfu.
<r<ro,
:
Icrria Ion. io-TtT), 77, (tô/zat) the hearth of a house; the shrine of the household gods, and hence a sanc2. the house itself, a dwelltuary for suppliants.
!
ing, home.
3. the
household, family.
II.
as
"Earia Ion. 'lo-TtTj, the Roman Vesta, daughter of Kronos (Saturn) and Rhea, guardian of
nom.
pr.,
the hearth
and home, invoked
first
at festivals.
for rjffffdofAai : impf. fffffovftrjv : aor. i IcrawOrjv: pf. tWoytcu Pass.: (k 0*o*cwj', Ion. for /o 6e beaten. ijaacav) :
o-a6op.ai,
Ion.
lo-Tiap-a, aros, TO, (loTtacu) a banquet, O"napXC>, f. 770*0;, to be matter of a house.

,
From
ov, 6, (IffTta, ap%cy)
master of a bouse.
276
Icrrtacris, eaw,
77,
eraipoy.
(lortcia))
:
a feasting, banqueting.
:
aor. I eiffItTTtdw impf. flariwv f. 4o*Ticura; [a] ridaa pf. eform/ea Pass., f. (in med. form) loTta:
:
Ep. part., !<rxaT<W, ocucra, of men, lurking about the edge of the camp of cities, lying on the border.
;
to (lor/a) pf. flaridâi eiffTidOqv receive into one's home, to entertain hospitably, to feast :
oofjuii
:
aor.
Pass, to be a guest, be feasted: c. ace. rei. to feast on; fffriaaOai fvvirviov to have a visionary feast. (TTI-OVXOS, ov, (lo*T/a, ex 00 } guarding the bouse or state. 2. having an altar or hearth. 3. on the
(e'crxciTos) the furthest part, the II. a remote, retired spot. edge, border, verge. <rxaTios, ov, poet, for eVxaTOS. rxfiTOS, 77, oi/, (!/f, 1^) the furthest, uttermost, extreme ; 6ax aTOi avfywv most remote of mankind :
IcrxfiTia Ion.
IT], 77,
the furthest each
way:
I. the
uppermost, highest,
3. /ê
//be
Lat.
summus.
2. the lowest,
Lat. imus.
hearth or altar.
loTioa),
f.
dxrct},
(ItrTta) to found
a hearth or house:
II. of innermost, Lat. intimus. sufferings, uttermost, utmost, last, worst: as Subst., TO e
Pass., oSifta fffriovrai the family is established.
T<i
cVxara,
/&
i'ortxov, aor. 2 of <TTti\Q}.
KO.KCL
utmost, last, greatest extremity; worst of possible evils Sup., TO,

;
3Tix6covTO, 3 pi. Ep. impf. med. of anxdwcoTiwTTjs, ov, 6, fern, -ions, IGOS, (fcrria) of or from
the house.
ctrxaTcus, /o uttermost, extremely: also neut. cVxctrov as Adv. \for the last time: Comp. ax aT(^ TfPov wore extremely,
III.
the extremest.
Adv.
icrro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
Sup. (axa-rdiTara, most utterly.

ecrxaTotov, ccaaa, Ep. part, of
ffxa.rdca.
J
<rropYa,
pf.
laTopcaa,
aor. I of
4<Trpap,p,Vos,
4cr-TpCs, (Is,
pf. part. pass, o o-TpA<|>T|v [d], aor. 2 pass, of ff-rpfcpoa.
<rx0ov, poet, for to\ov, aor. 2 of 6'x<*> Ep. o*x^~ Qov imper. aytQtTw; subj. axe'tfo;; opt- o^kQomi; inf. o"xe^"/ Ep. -ii/ part. oxÔojv.
; ;
for tiffx*
thrice.
,
*-
rpis) Adv. until three times,

aor. I
act.
^X
!^ 011 ' Pf-
act an(^ P ass

-
^Xw
OTpcop.evos, pf. part. pass, of Grpduvvvfu.

carrptoo-a,
-0T)v,
and
pass,
of arpuv,
aor. I of o-xt'Câor. J pass, of <rx'Tcy ,
VV[U.
<rrpa>TO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of ffTpwvwp.1.
0-Tt5yov, aor. 2 of arvyeoj.
of o"x<'C<y. , pf- pass, eo-xop-Tjv, aor. 2 act. and
med. of
ex*'-
eoTcop, opos,
6,
a peg or nail at the end of the pole,
on which the ring, KP'IKOS, for fastening the harness was fixed. (Deriv. uncertain )
ICTTCOS,
impf. of axQw. coxa Ep. eorcro), fut. of %WVfU. i'crto, Adv. for ct'o'a), within : Comp.
,
Icrajrepcy,
were
within
-waa, syncop.
intr.
pf.
part, of iffTrjfu
v.
Sup. (acardTCij, most within. Hence to-toOev and -06, Adv. from within : within, inside.
:
inner
fffraa.
<rv\T]o-a, aor. i
<rw0if]v, aor. I pass,
of owfa.
of avXaca.
for avvrjfea, aor. I O"uvir]Ka, irreg. 6<rt)pa, aor. I of avpca. aor. 2 pass, of avpoo. !crtrpir)V [C],
of ffwiyjJU.
<ra>TaTos, 77, ov, Sup. Adj. from 4'o*cw, innermost, Adv. iawTaro;, v. lacw. Lat. intimus.
<rwT6pos, a,
interior
:
oi/,
Comp.
Adj. from
tffej,
inner, Lat.
IfT-voTepov, Adv. for

cr<j)a,YT]v [a],
crij>a-yjJi.at,
eis
varepov,for the future.
aor. 2 pass, of atpdfa, a(pa.TT<u.
facarfpca, v. ccrcw. TaYt]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of rdaaca. CTaJw, f. o"cy, (Ireos) to examine, test.
Adv.
tcr<j>aCp'a)TO,
o-({)a\T]V
of ff<pafa, a^drro). 3 sing, plqpf. pass, [a], aor. 2 pass, of ff(pd\\o).

pf. pass,
<T(j>a\jJLat, pf. pass,
of <T(pd\\ca.
ecr<|>a,|a,
(r-<j>ep(i),
aor. I of a(pda}, Gtya

v. clff-cpepca.
Ta0T)v [a], aor. I pass, of Tcivaj. eratpa, f], fern, of trcupos. eraipeia or -ta Ion. -TI'ITJ, 77, (Iratpos) companionII. at ship : an association, club, brotherhood. Athens, a political club or union for party purposes.
III. generally, friendship, intimacy. Ion. -TJIOS, 77, ov, (Irafpos) ofcomrades iTCUpsios, a, oi/, or fellowship : Zets IT. presiding over fellowship. to 62 a courtesan. f. 77(10;, (eTa/pa)
e<r<J>T|KG>VTO,
pi.
impf. pass, of
ff<pr)Kc>a}.
o-<j>T]\a, aor. i of a(pd\\ca. ecr-4>opa), v. ctcr-ôpecu.
Iraipea),
'E2XATA
Xapofpiv
:
cr<j)paYicr|Xvos, pf. pass. part, of ffQpayifa. Ion. eo-xap-rj, 57 : Ep. gen. and dat. !<rthe hearth, fire-place, like karia
II.
;
I Taipr|iT|, -TJUOS,
n f
-
fTatpeia, -eios.
Tatpiô),
f.
irvpos
or
companion
iVa; Att. to), (tTafpos) to be one's comrade 2. in arms. eTcupccu, to be a cour-
aw altar for burnt offerIII. a pan ings. of coals: a brasier. Hence = !rrxpa I. ea-xSpccov, wvos, 6,
<rxdpai watch-fires.
tesan.
II.
Med.
<rx&p-os,
oi/,
(laxapa)
q/"
or on the hearth.
(rxap64>LV, Ep. gen. and dat. sing, of fffx^pa. ecrxacra, aor. I of axdfa. be at the edge ; only used in
= eraipttos, of or like a comrade, Iraipucos, 77, ov, social ; TO kraipiKov = eTatpa'a. = eraipa, a courtesan. Iraipis, ioos, rj, IraipCo-o-au, Ep. aor. I inf. of (raipifa.
Iraipos Ep. and Ion. crapes, o, (errjs) a companion, comrade, fellow, mate: a brotber-in-arms, a shipmate,
to choose for one's
comrade.
277
a messmate:
?),
also a fellow-slave
as Adj. associated ;
Tp6-i]Xos,
ov, (erepos, (fiXos) zealous for

II.
II. IraCpa Ion. Iraipt] Ep. 2. a female companion, helper, friend. frapT], in Att. opp. to a lawful wife, a concubine: a courtesan,
Sup. trai.pora.TOS.
partial: Adv. Acws, unfairly. another pursuit.
one side, devoted to
Tpov-yo,
different kind
f.
:
770-0;,
to be
yoked with an animal of a
harlot.
Hence
77,
be at variance with.
ov,
('erepos,
From
eraipoo-vvos,
CTO.KCV,
sing. impf.
ov, friendly:
as Subst.
a friend.
Tp6-t5YS,
different.
vy6v) unevenly yoked:
TO,K6TO, Dor. for errjicov, trrjKtro, i and 3
med. of
,
TTJKO}.
2. unequally balanced. Irepoios, a, ov, (erepos) of a different nature or kind.
T(iKT|V [a] aor. 2 pass, of rrjKO}. CTUKOV, -op/qv, Dor. impf. act. and pass, of CToXdcraus, Ep. 2 sing. aor. I of raAacy. erafjiov, aor. 2 of r^vca. Taa, aor. I of rdoaca. ^rdpaâ, aor. I of rapaffffca.
Adv.
rrjKO).
-oiojs.
Hence
Iraptôjxai, Ep. for !TCU/H'O/U. crapos, IrdpTj, Ep. and Ion. for Irafpos, Tdpirr]v, aor. 2 pass, of rfpncu. 6rdp<}>0T]v, Ep. aor. I pass, of rtpttfa. ras, acc. pi. of erys. TO,TV}jios, Dor. for eTTyVvyuos. Ta4>T]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of ddirrct}. CTdx0T)V, aor. I pass, of rdaaoj. T0a.7rro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of Odnroj. 4TC0TJV, aor. I pass, of ridrjfjLL. tTcOrjirca, Ep. plqpf. of reOrjira.
ercu'pa.
cTpoi6a>, f. uaoj, to make otherwise, alter: Pass, to become changed, alter. T6po-icXiVT|s, es, (erepos, K\iVT)va.i) leaning to one side : of ground, sloping. !Tpo-jjnrjKir)S, es, (erepos, {JLTJKOS} with unequal sides, oblong, rectangular. T6po-|AT|Ta)p, opos, 6, f), (ercpos, p.T]rrjp) born of another mother.
Tp6-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (erepos, TrAc'cu) on the security of a ship and her cargo, with the risk of the outward, but not of the homeward, voyage, of money. 4Tpop-pinr|S, e's, and frcpop-poiros, ov, (erepos, inclined to one side ; fitirca) erepoppewris Zevs who makes now one side and now another prelent
ponderate.
T0tnro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in med. sense) of 6vca. II. of one Tios, a, ov, (eros) yearly, annual.
year, yearling.
two; \fipi
the other, one of a, ov, Lat. fyepeiv ereprf to carry in one of his hands; erepot erepcav dpxovai the one rule the other ; erepos
"ETEPO2,
ALTER,
TKov, Tic6fJU]v, aor. 2 act. and med. of riitrca. T\i6TO,Ep. for IreAefTO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of reAe'cu.
6T\cr0Tf]v, aor.
i pass, of Tf\eoj. eTcXcorcra, Ep. aor. I of rcAecy. CT6JAOV, aor. 2 Of repVO).
'ET0-Kpir)T3,
of,
(Ireot,
'ETEO'2,
genuine
:
a, oy, (perhaps
Kp^Tes) /rg Cretans. from eijjii sum) true, real,
Zrtov as Adv., in truth, in sooth, Att. in ironical really, truly, verily, Lat. revera : so! indeed! Lat. itanef Ion. dat. questions, TeoV fern. Ter) is also used as Adv., in truth. cTp-a\KT|S, e's, (crepes, dXtcr)) giving strength to one
in neut.
;
Totovros another such; ere pa roaavra, as many more, Lat. alterum tantum; Sevrepos trepos yet a second. 2. also like Lat. alter, for Stvrfpos, second; the second day, i. e. the day after 77 erepa (sub. ^/xe'pa), II. put loosely for aAAos, Lat. alms, to-morrow. III. other (than opp., not to one, but to many. other usual), different : of other kind, like dAAofos IV. as Adv. in dat. (than good), Lat. sequior, evil. fern., TTJ ertpq, Oar f pa. (sub. oS) otherwise, in another way, place, or manner; also (sub. x e 'pO VJlt^> one ^> an d, next i. e. with the left hand; and (sub. rj^fpa) on the
;
of two; AavaoTffi ywax^s ertpaA/cta VIKIJV Sovvat to give victory in battle decided in favour of the Danaans;
viKrj
ercpaA/c^s a decisive victory;
Sijfjios
ere-
2. also neut., TO erepov, rd erfpa, as ITT* Odrepa one or the other way ; kit rov em Odrepa from the one side, opp. to fls rd em Odrepa to the other side. [The Dor. used arepos [a] for erepos: whereas
day.
pa\(crjs a
the victory. II. inclining first to one side then to the other, doubtful,
body of men which decides
Lat. anceps.
cTcp-Tjjiepos, ov, (ercpos, 77/pa)
on alternate days,
day and day
alternately. Tpfl<|>i, Ep. dat. fern, of crcpos. crcpo-YXucrcros Att. -TTOS, ov, (ercpos,
in Att. arepos [a] \*as (by crasis) for 6 erepos : gen. Oarepov, dat. Oarepca, acc. OdrepovJ] tTcpo-rpoiros, ov, (erepos, rpoVos) of different sort II. turnor fashion: of different turn or temper. ing another way : uncertain, inconstant.
of other tongue,
i. e. offoreign, strange tongue. Ircpo-yvados, oi/, M///^ one side of the mouth harder than the other, of a horse.
Tp6-4>covos, ov, (erepos, ((pwvr)) of different voice or speech, barbarous. Tpo-TO, 3 sing. impf. of repffoât. eTp<|>0T]v, aor. I pass, of repiroj.
IrtpwOev, (erepos} Adv. from the other side.
II.
lT6po-8t8ao-Ka\0), (ercpos, StSaovcaAos) to teach other than the truth, to teach errors.
on the other
erepcaOt
side, opposite.
Tep6-8oos,
ov, (ertpos,
2.
differing in opinion. ion, heterodox.
opinion, of other than the true opin-
5oa) of another
Tpo)0i, (erepos) Adv. on the other side: elseiuhere: II. rov \6yov in another part of my story. at another time. Adv. of erepos, differently, otherwise.
,
278
hence
the other side Tpcocr6, (eTepos) Adv. to one side, to to another place. trepwra, Aeol. for trfpatfi, at another time.
:
selves rather to that

i
which
2.
is close II.
at hand.
2..
one's property, Lat. parata.

active, prompt. tive, versatile.
III.
of persons, ready,
3 sing, plqpf, pass, of TcAAcy. T6T6vxa-TO, Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of Tux<y. 6T6T6VX66* Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of Tvyx avca 6T6TT|ic6iv, intr. plqpf. of rrjKca. 6T6TpairTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of TpcVcu. 6T6TJJIOV, impf. of TCT/tCW. lT6Tvo, -VKTO, 2 and 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of TVX<W. Tv|ja, aor. I of TCVX&3 dual impf. of Tfvx<w/, aor. I pass, of riKTca. aor. I of TrjKca.
TTa\TO,
of the mind, ready, quick, acof things, real, actual, car-
ried into
effect.
-fj,
ITOIJIOTTJS, T/TOS,
TOtji,o-To!|jLOS,
ov,
a being prepared, readiness. (tToifJLos, T6yLt/) ready for

readily:
cutting.
tToijjuos,
Adv. of
ToijjLos,
Comp. and
Sup.,
troifjLOTfpov, -orara. eropov, aor. 2 of ropecy.

cos, TO, a year ; Kara CTOS every year; dva cros every year ; 6V CTOUS TTC/XTTTOW every fifth year ; CTOS (Is CTOS year after year. ITOS, Adv., = krcaaiajs, without reason, for nothing, in vain : mostly with a negat., OVK CTOS not without reason : mostly in questions, OVK CTOS ap' ws e/x' ^\6ev ou5c7ro;7roTC ; it was not for nothing then ?
"ETO2,
TTO.V
"ETH2,
Att. a
for 3)
ov, 6, a kinsman, clansman, cousin. townsman, neighbour: a private citizen. rdv or a; 'rdv, v. sub rdv.
II.
III.
TTjatai (sub. avtfjioi), tuv, oi, (CTOS) periodical winds, such as the Egyptian monsoons, which blow from the North during the whole summer: so too of northerly winds in Greece, which blew in the Aegean for forty days from the rising of the dog-star. 2. CTTJO-IOS, ov, (CTOS) a year long, for a year. yearly, annual.
TTjTvjJtta,
fi,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
crpfiYov,
CTpa-irov,
2 O f rpcuyu. Tpainjv, aor. 2 act. and pass, of rpitrca. Tpa4>0T)v, Ion. aor. I of Tpc'mu. Tpa<j>ov, CTpdîrjv, aor. 2 act. and pass, of Tpetpw.
aon
Tp<ra, aor.
Tp\|/a, aor.
erpixj/a,
truth.
From
Tt|Tt)jJios, ov,
Lat. sincerus.
lengthd. for CTV//OS, true, genuine, real, Adv. IT^TV/XWS, also neut. CT^TV/HOI'
as Adv., in truth, really.
"ETI, Adv.,
yet, still, Lat.
L of the
adhuc.
Present or Past, yet, as II. of the Future, yet
longer,
still.
III. generally, yet, still, besides,
and pass, of nrpuoKu. erpaxra, Tt0Tjv [u], aor. I pass, of Ovcu. TVp,o-\OYCa, ^, (cVu/ios, Ao'yos) the true account or analysis of a word : its derivation., etymology. tTVjxos, ov, rarely 77, ov, (CTCOS) /n/e, real, actual :
neut. pi. eVvjwa, truths, the truth
actually.
:
rptirca. Tpi<j)0T]v, aor. I act. eTpo>0T]v, aor. I act.
of of
Tpccu.
and
pass,
of
TptjSco.
moreover, Lat. praeterea; cVt Se nay more; cV d'AA.os cVt /xaAAoi/ yet more. yet another feTi06ts, 6Ti0i, 2 and 3 sing. impf. of *Tt0ecy = aor. I of TtAAcu. Ti\a, Ti|xa<ra, Dor. aor. I of Tipdoj. crivax0v, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of Tivdffffca. Ti<ra, aor. I of rivca. T\T)V Dor. crXdv, aor. 2 of the root *r\doj but
;
neut. (rvfj.ov
is
used as an Adv. like CTCW, indeed, of a truth, truly,
of TVTTTO;. Tuinrjv [C], Dor. aor. 2 pass, of TiKpoj. 6Tv4>i]v [C], aor. 2 pass, I pass, of TL'TTTCU. TU<j>0T)v, aor.
TVx T
"
a
,
>
eTiixov, aor. I
aor. I pass, of
oi/,
and
2 of
TU7x<
/a; '
TCUX^.
erXav, Ep. for tTXrjoav, 3 plur. nyt]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of 77*7770;. aor. I pass, of TC/WCU. Tjjnr|0'r]v,
TV-TJpVCTlS, CCWS,
],
,
(iTWffios, Hpyov}
working
in vain.
TU>OTOS,
t
oi/,
Ep. also
(CTOS, Adv.) fruitless, idle, useless. v, Adv., properly neut. of !i5s, well,
;
"ETNO2,
eroifjidô),
cos,
(Zrvos, apixa) a soup-ladle. a thick soup of peas or beans

"fjroipaGa
:
:
soup, pudding.
f.
ao"a>,
aor. I
(!TO?;OS)
to
tv KOL kTTiaTapxvws well and knowor TJKCIV ingly: sometimes, luckily, happily: fv \uv to be well off, c. gen., c3 ^cti/ TOU @lov to be we/Z II. as cS 'yeyovws well born. off for living
opp. to KO.KUS
make or get ready, prepare

^TOi/xao"/*at, to
Med., with
pf. pass.
Subst.,
in
TO cS good luck
it
but also the right, the

the right prevail.
good
III.
prepare for oneself, make one's arrangements, get oneself ready : c. inf. to make one ready to do. Hence 6TOijxa<rCa, fj, a being prepared, preparation :
readiness.
cause; TO cu VIKO.TOJ
may
Compos,
commonly
implies greatness, abundance,
or easiness.
ev, Ion. for ou, gen. of reflexive Pron. of 3rd pers.
f. tao^.ai Att. lovpat, Dep. (tvdy2. to 76X05): to bring good news, announce them. preach or proclaim as glad tidings : to preach the so also in Act., and then in Pass., to have gospel : in Pass, also of the the gospel preached to one gospel, to be preached, vaYYXu>v, TO, (cvct77Aos) the reward of pood.
:
6TOU|xa<rcraCaTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I opt. med. of fTOifMzfa. at OJ/ > or croipios, "*}> ov , or os hand, ready, prepared ; c CTO//ZOU immediately, off II. TCI cVot/za, hand. I. Lat. quae in promptu
*ETOrMO2
ITT* TCI
sunt;
eVot/ia i*d\\ov Tptnovrai betake
themj
279
Att. always plur., fvayyf\ia orfQavovv tidings : or dvaSrjacu nva to crown one for good news brought; II. uayyeA.ta Ovfiv to offer a sacrifice for them.
in
eu-uvopta, T), Dor. for fvrjvopia. 6v-dvrr]TOS, ov, (dvrdca) easy to meet, gracious. eti-dvcop, opos, o, 77, Dor. for fvrjvojp. [a]
ins,
5
the gospel.
^> ^>
.
v-airdXXaKTOS,
ov, (fv, dira\\daff(a) easily

of.
got rid
(fvayyf\io(juu) a bringer of good tidings : an evangelist, preacher of the gospel, i one of the four Gospels. esp. a writer of \)-&yyt\os, ov, (fv, a-yycAAcu) bringing good news.
of : easy to dispose
u-airaTT)TOS, ov, (fv, dirardca) easily cheated. vi-airif|YTros, ov, Ion. for fva.(f>f)yr)Tos.
o-aYo,
f.
rjffca,
to be
pure, holy.
From
Lat. ti-a-yT|S, fs, (fv, 01705) guiltless, pure, undefiled, castus, of persons and actions : poet. Adv. fvayfojs. t\i-ayr\s, fs, (crya>) moving well, nimble.
u-a,YT|S,
fs, = fvavyrjs, far-seen,
6v-air6(3aTOs, ov, convenient for disembarking. eV-aTTOTlXI'O'TOS, OV, (fv, dlTOTflxifa) eaKy * walled off" or blockaded.
et)apecTTco,
f.
ê
770-0;,
to be
well-pleasing.
From
Adv.
fv-
6v-dp<TTOS, ov, well-pleasing, acceptable.

apfO~TQjs,
conspicuous
fopa
Comp.
-rorfpcos.
fvajrjs arparov a seat in full view of the army.

ov,
,
fvdyr]s, bright, clear, [a] ov, (fv, d^KaXif) easy to bear in the
ti-api0p-T]TOs, ov, (fv, dpiO(j.fc>}) easy to be counted.
6\5-apKTOs, ov, (fv, apx<v) well-governed: submissive. v-dpp.a,TOS, ov, (fv, apfj.a} with good or beautiful
chariot
:
arms.
,
victorious in the chariot-race.

,
fs, (fv, afy/fos)
with fair valleys or glades.

hunting.
77,
easiness of temper, good nature.

II.
From
Dor. for fvrjyopfca.

ua,Yp6<ria,
77,
ov, (fv, dp/id o>) well-adapted,
accom-
g-oorf sport in
From
modating.
well-tuned, harmonious.
Hence u-a,Ypo, (fv, d'7pa) to ave g-ooa? sport. euaYpia, 57, g"ooa? sport in hunting, fishing, etc. ev-crypos, ov, (fv, dypa) lucky in the chase, successful.
ev-apvos, ov, (fv, dpvos gen.) rich in sheep. eu-apoTOS, ov, (fv, dpoa;) well-ploughed, easy to be
ploughed.
t5-apxos, ov, (fv, apx^lMi) beginning well:
making
ov, (fv, ayoj) easily led, docile. (fv, dyajv") belonging prosperous or glorious contests, [a] evaSe, Ep. for faSf, 3 sing. aor. 2 of dySdz/o;. eudo> or vidu>, (eya) /o cry tva in honour of Bacalso in Med. cvaôpat. chus : II. u-ttT|S, 6s, (ev, d'j7)Ui) with a good breeze, airy.
,
a good beginning.
to
6, 77, (fva} Bacchic, Bacchanalian. Bacchanalian shout. cvao-jjia, a-ros, TO, (eudâ)) a 6iacr|ji,6s,6,(euaa;) the cry of fva, a shout of revelry,
cavos, 6,
77,
etids,
dos,
esp.
vidorTtpa,
of Bacchic revelry. fem. of 77,
fvaffrrip.
ua<rnr|p, 77pos, d, and
euaoTTjs, ov,
6, (fva^ca)
act.
blowing fair :
\5-a0Xos, of, (ev,
metaph. prosperous, favourable. aO\os) successful in contests.
Bacchanal.
eudrptos, Dor. for fv^rpios.
u-avY^|S, fs, (fv, avyr)} well-lit, bright, conspicuous. 6, 77, (fv, avx^v) with beautiful neck.
"
u-aivrjTOS, ov, (fv, alveo}) much-extolled. u-aCp6TOS, ov, (e5, alpeca) easy to be taken.
u-ata)v, cavos, 6, f], (fv, alwv) of happy happy; fvaicav vnvos blessed sleep.
life,
cu-avx^v, fvos,
geneeasy to describe.
v-a<|>T|Y'nTOs Ion. euairriYT1
?, ov, (fv,
rally,
u-o,KO>, euciKOos, Dor. for evrjn-. eu-dXaKaros, ov, Dor. for fvrj\.
u-a\8T|S, ts, (fu, d\Saivoj) well-grown, luxuriant. eu-dXios, ov, Dor. for etÂtos. [a] 6u-dX<})iTOS, ov, (fv, d\cf)iTov) of good meal.
'
u-dxT|S, u-dxif)TOS [a], Dor. for CVT/XT^S, ev-pdcrraKos, ov, (fv, /fao-Tafaj) easy to carry or bear.
i
e\5-(3aTOS, ov, (fv, )3aTos) accessible
passable.
eu-pXecjiapos,
eyelids.
ov,
(fv,
fiXftpapov)
with beautiful
u-dXa)TOS, ov, (fv, dXojvai) easy to be taken, [a] ev-ajiircXos, ov, (fv, d'/xjreAos) with fine vines. udv, evanl a cry of Bacchanalians, like fva, fvoL
u-avaKXir)TOS, ov, (fv, dvaKaXfca) easy 'to call back. etiavSpia, 17, abundance of men, store of good rnen. manhood, manliness, courage, spirit. From
II.
Eu|3ota, as Ion.
rjs, 77,
Euboea,
now Negropont, an
Adv.
island lying along the coast of Boeotia and Attica. From 6tij3oXo, f. 770-0;, to make a good throw.
cv-|3oXos, ov, (fv, /toAefi/) throwing luckily. fv@6\ojs, luckily; fv06\a>s f"x flj/ to t> e well ff\jôa-ia, 77, (fvfioros) good feeding. locks. tu-poerrptixos, ov, with beautiful
v-avSpos, ov. (fv, dvrjp) abounding in good men II. prosperous to men. and true. u-avep.os [a], ov, Dor. for (v-fjvf/tos. v-dv0jios, ov, (fv, avOfpov} with fair flowers,
flowery. euav0rca,
f.
v-j3oTOS, ov, pasture.
(fij,
Qua/ecu)
feeding well, with good
II.
well-fed, thriving.
u-p6TpCos,
zvfiovXLa,
77,
ov,
and
6\5-{3oTpvs, v, gen. vos, (fv, &o:
rpvs} rich in grapes.

rjaca, to be flowery or
blooming. gay.
From
II.
good
counsel
prudence.
From
u-av0Tjs, ts, (fv, dvdos} blooming, budding. rich in flowers, flowe ry : metaph. flowery,
also blooming, fresh. cv-dvtos, ov, Dor. for evrjvios,
v-pov)Xos, ov, (fv, (3ov\r)} well-advised, prudent.

\i-povs, ovv, gen. oos, (fv, /3oCs) rich in cattle. u-|3poxos, ov, (fv, Ppoxos) well-knit. ev-Yd0Tis, fs, and eu-Ya0T]TOs, ov, Dor. for fvyrjd-.
2.
[a]
280
fv-\e, Adv. for fv yf, Lat. euge
I
well done
well
u-8i\os,
far-seen.
,
ov,
(fv,
dtcXos for 577X04) very dear,
said
capital
bravo
ov, (fv, otTirvov} honoured with rich good soil: fertile. II. evSaiToi Safrcs luxurious feasts. (eu7V77s) nobility of birth, high de- feasts. II. nobility of soul, generosity. scent. 6{i8c(jivai, Ep. inf. of tvou. well-bearded. eu-SevSpos, ov, (fv, oevbpov) abounding in fair trees. u-Yv6ios Ep. T|V-, ov, (fv, yfvfiov) euSccricov, Ion. impf. of fvoca. OV, O, = SQ.
or with et)-Yios, ov, (fv, 777) of
UYvia,
T),
U-YVTT)S,
U-YVT|S Ep. W]-Y6VT|S and T|V-YVT|S, fS, (fV, 76VOS) well-born, of noble race, of high descent : also denoIII. II. noble-minded, generous. ting nobility. of animals, high-bred, noble.
ev-S-qXos, ov, (fv, orj\os) very clear, ma?iifest.

fvS-QcrQa.,
Ep.
sing. subj.
of
eu8cy.
u8ia,
77,
(fvolos) fair weather : metaph. tranquillity,
prosperity.
= fvjfvfia. eu-Ycvia Ion. -IT], T), v-YO)S, o>v, (fv, 77}) Att. for fvyfios.
u-YT]0*]S, 6S,
u-8idpaTOS, ov, easy to be crossed, practicable. u-8iaiTpos, a, ov, irreg. Comp. of fvSios.
u-8iairos, ov, (fv, oiaira) living temperately. 6u-8tdvos, 17, ov, fvoios, warm. 6u8ia.a>, f. 770*0;, (fvSia) to be calm.
u-8iKia,
77,
and v-yf\QT\TOS,
(fvyrjpcas)
ov, (fv, yrj6f(a) joyous,
cheerful.
UYT|pta,
77,
happy old age.

happy in old age.
#7X071,
t5-YT)pus, v, siueet-sounding .
\5-YT]pcos, o>v, (fv, yrjpas)
(fv, o'iKrf) righteous
dealing
justice.
u-8ivT)TOS, ov, (fv, olvcoj) easily turning or turned. i5-8ios, ov, (fv, Atds gen. of Zcvs) calm,flne, clear:
(eu. 7X070$) abounding in milk; irreg. dat. as if from eu-7Xa.
genial
of persons, cheerful
irreg.
Comp. and
Sup.
fvStfffTfpos,
-fararos
also fvStaiTfpos.
s, (ev, 7X1^0;) 6v-8p.T]TOS Ep. *i)8-, ov, (fv, 5e/io;) well built or 6u-YXvirros, ov, and u-YXt>(j>irjs, well carved or engraved. fashioned. From u-8oKo), f. 770*0; aor. I fvoonrjaa : (fv, ooKtoj} euYXcocro-ia Att. -TTIO,, ^, fluency of speech. or acquiesce {5-YXaxr<ros Att. TTOS, ov, (fv, yXuxro'a) w*V good to be content or well pleased, to approve of Hence in a thing II. c. inf. to consent to do. and ready tongue, sweet-sounding, eloquent. act. loosing the tongue, making fluent. u8oKia, 77, satisfaction, approval.
: :
= ci>Xr),
v>Y|xa, arcs, TO, (fvxofJ-at') like

'
'
cSxos, a ooas/.
II.
ti8oKijji(d,
rjvooKip.Tjcra,
f.
170-0;:
impf. and aor. I TjvooKifjiovv,

:
a prayer. 6v-Y va A n TO S Ep. VYV-,

f
ov, (fv, yvdfiirTOj) well-bent,
tcifJLos)
easily bent.
UYV{ojjtO(riJVT],
17,
popular ;
but often without augm. fvo- (fvouto be of good repute, be in esteem, famous, fvooKip-tlv fv TIVI to be distinguished for a
37,
good feeling, candour.
From
thing.
Hence
u-YV(*>[xcov, ov, gen. OTOS (eu, 7^0;^?;) of good feelII. sensible, ing, indulgent, fair, charitable.
euDOKljiia,
f.
prudent
: Adv. evyvoojjLovcas, prudently. CU-YVWCTTOS, ov,(fv, yifvuff/coj) well-known, familiar. well-nailed or fastened. \5-Y<>jJi({>os, ov, (ey, 70^0$)
thought well
cuSojjia,
77,
good repute, credit. good repute, highly esteemed. to be in good repute, 770^0;, (fvoogos} Hence of, be famous.
ov, in
be
good
report, a
good name,
credit, glory.
eoYovia, rj,fruitfulness, fertility.

u-Ypajxp,os, ov, (fv,
act.
ypa/jLfj.7))
From
ei;-8oj-os, ov, (fv,
8oâ) of good report, glorious.
6i5-Y<>vos, ov, (fv, yovrf) fruitful, prolific.
well-drawn.
II.
ei-Ypo4>TjS, cs, (cv, ypaipoj) well painted. writing or drawing well.
u-8paicT|S, fs, (fv, opaftftv} sharp-sighted. eu-Spoo-os, ov, well-bedewed, abounding in water. ET'AH, impf. rjvdov Ep. fvoov fut. fvr)<J<a to
: :
sleep, lie
cu-Ywvios, ov, (fu, ycavia) well-cornered, regular. u-5ai8a\os, ov, beautifully wrought. uSatp.ovw, f. 770*0;, (euSat/xav) /o 6 prosperous, well
off or happy.
u8aip.ovia,
metaph. u-avos,
throne.
to sleep: also to sleep in death. to rest, be still or hushed : to cease.
down
II.
ov, (fv, favov) richly-dight, well-clad.

(f.v,
Hence
a piece of good fortune.
fj,
euBai[x6vT||jLa, arcs, TO,
(fuSai/jLovfca) prosperity, happiness. u8aip,oviâ>, f. aca, (fvSaiftojv) to account happy. etiSaijjioviKos, 77, ov, (evoa.ifj.cav) of or tending to hap-
piness
euSaijjLovws,
of persons, happy. Adv. -KWS, happily. Adv. of evSaifjicav, happily : Comp. and
fffrara.
Sup. evdaipovt err epov,
with a good genius or destiny, fortunate, prosperous, Lat. felix : also wealthy, like Lat. heatus : happy. eu-Sdicpvros, ov, (fv, Sa/cpua;) much to be wept, latr-8ai(xcov, ov, gen. ovos, (*5, oalfj.ojv)
fair fopa) well-seated : with easy to sit, of a horse. u-e0eipos, ov, (fv, (Of ipa) fair-haired. u-i8r|s, fs, (fv, fldos) well-shaped, graceful.. v-6iXos, ov, (fv, fl'^rj) sunny, warm, Lat. apricus. well-dressed. 6t!-etp,cov, ov, gen. ovos, (fv, flâ) or of good \5-ipos Att. cvepos, ov, (fv, flpos) with wool, fleecy. be refuted. eu-eXeYKTOS, ov, (fv, (X7x<y) easy to v-Xms, o, 77, neut. fvf\m, gen. i5os, of good hope, c. inf. to be hopeful, cheerful, sanguine; cueXm's flp.i,
ev-eSpos, ov,
II. pass,
of good hope
that.
,
ov, easy to blot out or erase.

,
mentable.
ov, (fv, eâTraTacy) easily deceived.
281
v-ta,
of health
77,
(eu,
ets) a good habit of body, good
state
: generally, good condition, good case. eu-eijoSos, ov, easy to get out o/or escape from.
u-o)pos, ov, (eu, o>pos) quite pure, unmixed, of wine Comp. -fapoTepos, also irreg. -eorepos.
:
fv<prjfj.ia,
Uiria, 77, beautiful language, eloquence. words of good omen. From

II.
II.
=
2.
UTj-Y6VT|S, Ep. for evyevrjs.
v-r\y<ria,,
rj,
(eu, rjyeo/Mi)
good government.
speak well
of,
u-T]Yopw,
praise.
f-
now,
(fv, dyopevca) to
v-6TTT|s, es, (eu, e'jros) well-speaking, eloquent.
making
eu-eiria,
well-spoken. eloquent, inspiring. 77, Ion. and poet, for eueVeta.
VT]0ia Ion. CTJ, 77, goodness of disposition, singleness of heart, simplicity: also in bad sense,
simplicity, silliness.
UT|0ia or
cu-emjSo'uXe'UTOs, ov, (eu, eTn/BouAeuo;) easy to plot
From
silly:
against : exposed to treachery.
u-T|0i]S, es, (eu, T^flos) well-disposed, single- hear ted r
u-iri0TOs,
or attacked; eveiriderov kffTi TIVI
ov, (eu, eTTLriOep.a.C) easy to be set upon it is easy for one to
simple-minded: in bad sense, simple, ev-qOws, Sup. -eoraTa.

UT)0iT],
77,
Adv.
make an
tractable.
attack.
eTrtTaa'o'Q;)
Ion. for ev"f]0eia.

77,
u-iriTaKTOs, ov. (eu,

V6pYecria,
77,
easy to arrange
II.
well-doing,
good
conduct.
doing good, a good deed,
service, kindness.
From
6v, (evrj&rjs) of mild, gentle character; hence simple, foolish. Adv. -KUS, in simple fashion. u-T|KTjs, es, (eu, d77) well-pointed, keen-edged. eu-TjKOOs, ov, (eu, dou(u) hearing well : ready to
UT)0iic6s,
ti6pYTea>, f. 77(70;: in the augm. tenses, sometimes evrjpyeTovv, evr)pyeTj]o~a, sometimes evepy- with no
'
hear.
ti-T]XdKaTOS Dor. euaXaK-, ov, (eu, r/Aa/cdrT?) with
II. to do well, do good. augm. (evepyeTijs) to do one good, shew kindness to, confer a benefit upon : Pass., evepyeTelaQal TI to have a kindness done one. Hence UpYn]n.a, O.TOS, TO, a good deed, a service,
: :
quick spindle, spinning beautifully. v-T|XaTOs, ov, (eu, e\avvco) easy to drive or ride over; ireoiov eiirj\aTOV a plains/or cavalry operations. u-^|Xios Dor. evdXios, ov, (eu, TÂtos) well-sunned, Adv. -uus, with bright, sunny, warm, Lat. aprlcus :
ev-epYeTTjs, ou, factor : a title of
sunny weather. of weather, to be a well-doer, a beneu-t](xepeci), f. 770-0;, (eu77/xepos) 2. of persons, to spend the day cheerfully: to honour of such as had done the state fair. Hence service. be happy : to be successful in a thing. II. as Adj. beneficent. II. v, verb. Adj. of evepyeTeoj, one must do UT)|X6pia, 77, fineness of the day, fine weather. or shew kindness to. good times, health and wealth, honour and glory. vepY6TUc6s, T), ov, (evepyeT-fjs} disposed to do good, u-T|}xepos, ov, (eu, 7)/ie'pa) of a fine day : propikindness.
o, (eu, *'epyoi)
j
tSos, fern, of evepyeTrjS. u-pY"f)S, e's, (eu, *epyo}} well-wrought, well-made, well-built: of gold, well-wrought, refined. II. well-
u-6pYTts,
tious.
\
2. cheerful,
77,
happy.
VK]Vp,ia,
a fair wind.
From
with fair wind.
:
6u-T|V6jJios, ov, (eu, dvefjios)
1.
un-
done
hence
in plur. evepyea,
II. pass,
good
deeds, benefits.
\
'
vexed by winds,
sheltered, serene.
eu-cpYOS, ov, (eu, *epyca) doing good, upright, virtuous.
well-wrought, well-tilled: also
U-T|VIOS, ov, (eu, fjvia) obedient to the rein rally, obedient, docile.
gene-
easy to work.
UK]vopia,
\
77,
manliness, manly virtue.

rj,
From
v-pKT|s, e's, (eu, epitos) well-fenced, well-protected: shutting close : of cities, well-guarded.
u-epKTrjs, ou, o, poet, for evepyeTrjS.
e's, (eu, epvos) sprouting well, flourishing. ev-epos, Att. for eveipos. V-<TTO>, ous, 77, (eu, el/j.1 sum) well-being, prosperity. UTT)pCa, 77, (eu, eros) a good season.
u-T|va>p, opos, 6,
(ev, dvrjp}
cities,
spiriting.
II.
of
giving manhood, inabounding in brave men.
t-epvT|S,
u-T|paTOS, ov, (eu, epaftai.) much-loved, lovely. u-TipTp.os, ov, (eu, eper/ios) well fitted to the oar : well-rowed, well-pulled. es, (eu, dpapeiv) well-fitted or put together :
u-T|pT]S,
well-poised, easy to handle.
evr-6Tia,
eveTrjpia. ov, (eu, ci/piffKoj) easy to find. u-e4>o8os, ov, easy to assail.
77,
u-vp6TOS,
weaving
vi-T)X'
r
u-T|Tpios, ov, (eu, rJTpiov) well-woven. well.
II. act.
eu-^tjXos, ov, emulous in
good :
CV-^VYOS Ep.
well-benched.
UVYOS,
6,
77,
ov, (ev,
Adv. -(Âcus. fryov in) of a ship,
v-v,
matched.
ijyos,
(eu,
evyvvp,i) well paired or
Tx os ) well-sounding, tuneful. well-sounding : loud-sounding. ti-0dXa<r<ros, ov, (eu, OdXaaaa) prosperous by sea. 6u-0dXT|S, es, (eu, âAos) growing well, flourishing. u-0aXifis, es, Dor. for evOrjX^s.
u-T|Xir)S, es, (eu,
l
TO S>
ov,
u-o>d, Dor. for eu^wi'a. v-wvos Ep. ua>vos, ov, (eu, tyvrj) well-girded, of women. II. girt up for exercise, with one's
j
From be of good courage. u0apcre<o, f. 77(70;, to Adv. u-0apo-Tjs, es, (eu, Qapaos) of good courage :
-<7a)s.
2.
Tj0evea>, older
j
giving courage, safe. form of evQ-qveo).

II.
Horace unencumbered, Lat. expeditus.

loins girded, active, as in
alte praecinctus
easily
u-0epdTT6VTOS, ov, (eu, QepatrevoS) easily healed. won by kindness or attention.
282
v0TCi>,
venient.
f.
770-<u,
2. trans, to set
con(fvOfTos) to be well-arranged, in order, arrange well.
bound to do Hence
so.
II.
correction, chastisement.
v0eTico, to
\5-06TOS, ov,
set in order,
arrange orderly.
From
well-arranged, well-disor disposed of: convenientfor use. posed: easily stowed u0c<os, Adv. of fvOvs, straightway.
(fv, Ti'07//L)
<50i)vos, o, an investigator, auditor, who examined and passed the accounts of magistrates at Athens there were ten. II. a corrector, chastiser.
:
well. (fv, 0777<y) sharpening rare form for fvOrjXrjs. v-0Tj\T)p.<ov, ov, gen. ovos,
\)-Q-r]yi\s, fs,
II. vi0wnfjp,?7/>os,6, (fi9vvoj}a director, corrector. as Adj., fvOvvrfip ota the guiding rudder. v0wrT]pia, 57, the part of a ship wherein the rudder
well-suckled: u-0fj\T|S Dor. -0d\T|S, fs, (fv, #77X77)

well-fed, thriving.
t5-0t]\os, ov, (fv, #77X77)
was fixed:
fern,
from
et)0wrf|pios, a, ov, (fvOvvai) directing, ruling.
with distended udder.
6VI0VVTTJS, OV, 6,
eu0xivco, fut.
= fvOvVTrjp.
u0Tjp.oo-vvT],
v-0T||Av, ov,
77,
good
order,
good management : a
vvw, (u^ys)=the Homeric Wvvoa, to
habit of good order.
From
guide straight
vern.
well-made.
V0T]V&> and
gen. ovos, (fv, TiOrjfu') well-arranged, II. act. orderly, setting in order. u0vo, to be well off, thrive, flourish :
so also in Pass., aor. I cvdrjvrjOrjv.
: to steer 2. to direct, gostraight. II. to make 3. to keep straight, preserve. straight, as a bent piece of wood : metaph. to rectify, revise. III. at Athens, to call to account, scruti-
abound Hence
to
in
nise the accounts (fvOvvai) of a magistrate be called to account, and so to be corrected.

ti0ij-irvoos,
Pass, to
6u0i]vCa,
77,
abundance.
ov, contr.
TTVOIIS,
ovv, (fvOv, irvfoj)
(Orjpfs)
or u-0Y|pa,TOS, ov, (fv, 0Tjpdca) easily caught in the chase. i5-0Tjpos, ov, (fv, Orjpa) lucky abounding in game.
u-0Y|cravpos, ov, well-stored, precious.
won.
II.
straight-blowing.
u0ij-irofjiiros, ov, (fv0v, TreVflw)
guiding straight.
TTOTÔS
u0i;iropa>,
f.
770*0;,
to
go straightforward;
with easy death. v-0vT|cri[jios, ov, (fv, Qv-fiGKOj) u-0oivos, ov, (fv, Qoivrj} with rich banquet: copious.
(QpifKos) v-0pi Ep. u-0pi, -Tpi\os, 6, 77, (fv, 6pi} with fine hair : of horses, with flowing mane : of birds, wellII. made of stout hair, of a fishing-line. plumed. cv-0povos Ep. i50povos, ov, (fv, Qpovos) with beau\5-0ptYKOS,
vi-0opv|3T)TOS, ov, (fv, Oopvfifoj) easily confounded. with good coping or cornice. ov,
fvOviropwv unswerving, inflexible fate: c. ace. cognato, From fiOviropftv 8p6fJLov to go a straight course.
u0v-iropos, ov, (fvOv, Tropevo/zat) going straight metaph. straightforward, plain-sailing, honest.
:
'
v-0vp<ros, ov, with beautiful thyrsus. fv9fia, flQv, = the Ion. form Wvs, straight, in moral sense, straightforward, plain, hodirect :
ET'0T'2,
in Adverb, usages, (is TO cvOv fiXf-rrfiv to look : straightforward; euro TOV fvOfos \fyfiv to speak II. straight out; (K TOV tvOios at once, immediately. tiful seat or throne. as Adv. fv6vs and fvOv, of Place, straight to, direct v-0poos, ov, (fv, 0poos) loud-sounding. ev&v Uf \\rjv0ii, neut. of fudvs, used as Adv. for : also c. gen. straight towards 2. of Time, straightway, forthwith, at once; u0-u-YXworo-os Att. -TTOS, ov, (fv9v, y\wffffa) of vr]S. TOV Ofpovs fvOvs dpxofJfvov immediately at the beginstraight tongue, honest of tongue. From So also the regular Adv. evOfcas. v>0C8iKta, 77, an open, fair trial. ning of summer.
nest
'
t,-0ii-SiKOS, ov,
or
77,
ov, (fv0v,
to
oitcr))
judging righships, to
u-0ii(ravos, ov, (eu, Ovcravos) well-fringed.

II. me6U0VTTJS, 777-05, 77, (fvOts} straighttiess. taph. honesty, justice, [v] cut straight, straight. ti0ij-TOjjLOS, ov, (fiOv, Tf/Jiciv}
teously.
u0uSpo|j.Ci>, f. 770-0;, sail in a straight course.
run straight: of
From
course.
cu0v-SpO|jios, ov,
running a straight
v0v-ep-yT|S, fs, (fvOv, ep-yov) accurately wrought. and 6u0v-p.S)(os, ov, (fvOts, fj,du0v-|xa.XT]S, ov, o,
XOfJiai) fighting
t0i)[jLco,
direction
u0v-<{>poav, ov, (fvdv, typrjv) right-minded. in a straight vi0t)-a)pos, ov, also a, ov, (fvdv, wpa) fvOvs n. as Adv., : neut.
fvOvcupov
77,
straightforward, fair-fighting.
(fv9vfjLos) to be
:
f. 770-cu,
ofgood cheer.
II.
6v-0a>pK], TJKOS, u, euid^co, v. fvdfa.
(ev,
Owpag) well-mailed.
trans, to
be
make cheerful, cheer Hence of good cheer.

77,
Pass. fv0vjj.foiJ.ai, to
euuiKos,
77,
v-Cepos, ov, (fv,
u-0up.ir)TOv, verb. Adj., one

eti0trp,ia,
must
be cheerful.
Emos,
cva, euof.
6,
(fv0vfj,eoj) cheerfulness, festivity.
: fern, cuids, dSos. very holy, hallowed. Evius, epith. of Bacchus, from the cry II. fvios, ov, Adj. Bacchic, inspired
ov, (eutos)
Bacchic
ifpcis)
\5-0iip.os, ov,
kind.
spirited.
(tv, Ovp.6s) well-disposed, generous, II. of good cheer, cheerful: of horses,

III.
fv9vfJ.o:s,
by Bacchus.
ev-iiriros, ov,
-oTtpov
\500va,
Adv. Sup. -orara.

77,
cheerfully;
Comp. fine
horses
of persons, delighting in horses, having of places, famed for horses.
but mostly used in pi. \50i)vou, at, (fvOvv<a) tin examination of accounts, audit ; fv&vvas d-rraiTfiv to call for one's accounts ; fi>0vvas Sioovai to give them in, submit to a scrutiny fvOvvas tyXflv to be
;
ev-urTOS, ov, (e5, iffT}/j.i) of good knowledge. v-urxios, ov, (fv, loxiov} with beautiful hips. u-Ka0aipTOS, ov, (fv, Ka.Oa.ipfQ}) easy to overthrow. u-Kcx0CKTOS, ov, (fv, KaTfôu) easy to keep down.
f.
Tâcu, (fircaipos)
to
have good opportu-
283
nity,
have leisure
fvKaipfTv
el's
n,
to devote one's
rally, contented, easy, Lzt.facilis
good-natured, poin
leisure to a thing,
euKdipid,
prosperity.
77,
spend one's time in it. g ood season, opportunity, leisure.
pular.
II.
\5-KoXiros,
ov,
swelling
beautifully,
goodly
2. with beautiful bays. folds. etKoXcos, Adv. of fvKoXos, contentedly, calmly. {i-Kdipos, ov, (fv, Kaipus) in season, seasonable, welltimed, opportune : cf places, convenient. Adv. fvnaiV'-KO|Ai8ir]S, es, (ev, KOfJiiSr)) well-cared for.
:
From
pws opportunely
5,
ct leisure
Comp. -orfpov
Sup.
\j-KO(jtos
Ep. TJUK-, ov, (fv,
Kofj.rj)
thick-haired.
cv-KuXia, Dor. for

2.
:
v-KOfXTros, ov, loud-sounding. ev-KO-rros, ov, with easy labour, easy.

eu-KoorjjnrjTOS, ov, (fv, -- UKOo'(xta,
77,
t/-Ka|xaTOS, ov, (fv, icd.uc.Tos] of easy labour, easy.
KOOÔJ) well-adorned.
well-wrought
[a] curved. u-Kdp.-irT|S, fs, (fv, KayatTfa) well-bent, u-Ka,p8ios, ov, (fv, ftapSid) good of heart, stout:
won
by noble
toils,
orderly behaviour, good order. F.om 6u-Kocr|AOS, ov, well-ordered, orderly, decorous : Adv. -peas, in good order. II. well-adorned,
hearted, Lat. egregie cordatus
of a horse, spirited,
:
graceful.
of good courage.
Adv.
leas,
with stout heart.
\5-Kdpiros, ov, rich in fruit, fruitful
prolific. ti-KdTO,XXaKTOS, ov, (fv, /caTaAAaffcroi) easy to
ap-
pease. u-KdTa.Xi)TOS, ov, (fv, KaTaXvca) easy to overthrow.
u-KdTd4opos,
Lat. proclivis.
ov, (fv, KaTa(pfpofj.ai]
prone towards,
u-KdTd4>povr]TOS, ov, (fv, KaTa<ppovfca) easy to despise, despicable.
eu-Kpaipos, ov, or a, ov, (tv, upaTpa) with fine horns. eu-Kpas, arcs, 6, 77, (fv, KtpavvvfjLi) well-tempered: of climate, temperate, mild, moderate. II. mixing readily with. v-Kpa<rCa, 77, good mixture or temperament. From v-Kpa.TOs, ov, (fv, Kfpdvvvfu) well-tempered, temperate : of wine, mixed for drinking: metaph. temperate, mild.
of land
ov, (fv f KaTfpydopai} easy to work, easy to digest : easy to effect or subdue. cu-KdTrjyopTjTOS, ov, (fv, Karrjôpfca) easy to blame.
u-KdTpYdcrTOS,
:
v-KpeKTOS, ov, (fv, KpeKea') well-struck, well-played, of stringed instruments. II. well-woven.
well-watered. v-KpijTOs, ov, Ion. for fvKparos. rich in barley. v-KpT0os, ov, (fv, KpiQ-r])
t5-Kpir)vos, ov, ((v, KpTjvrj)
6tiKpiV6(i>,
f.
u-KttTOs, ov, Ep.

cleft
for
fv-KfaaTos, (fv,
ea^cu) easily
or split.
r/crea,
to keep distinct
and in
order.
From
u-KcXa8os, ov, sounding well, melodious.
u-KpivTjs, es,
(fv,
Kpivca) well-separated,
distinct,
v-Kvrpos, ov, (fv, KfVTpov") well-pointed. cu-iccpdos, ov, and evtcepoos, cav, gen. euros, (fv, with goodly horns.
regular
epas)
well-arranged, in
tcpivca)
good
order.
Adv. -veas
Ion. -vfeas.
eu-Kplros, ov, (fv,
easy to
judge or decide :
From 6vKT]XT)Ttpa, 77, she that lulls, soothes. euKTjXos Dor. cvKuXos, ov, lengthd. form of tfcrjXos, tranquil, free from care or fear, Lat. securus. ev-Kwro'os, ov, (fv, Kiaacs} ivied. u-Kttov, ov, gen. ovos, with goodly pillars, [t]
from
u-KXeTjs, cs, ace. fvtf\ffa contr. fvicXfd also (as if VK\r)s) ace. sing. fi>K\fd, pi. fvfcXtas Ep. fv;
:
easily discerned, plain, manifest.
ti-Kp6raXos Ep. etJKp-, ov, (ev, KporaXov} accompanied by castanets, lively, rattling.
eu-KponrjTos, ov,
(fv,
KpoTfca)
well-welded, well-
wrought, of metal.
\5-KpV7rTos, ov, (fv, KpvitTQ}) easy to hide.
KXfias
(fv, KXfos)
of good fame, glorious, noble.

77,
Hence
evicXeia Ep. luKXeii], and in late Poets cuKXctTj,
good fame, renown.

etiKXciJto Ion.
Hence
f. ffca,
:
cvKTdtos, a, ov, (fv\opaC) of or for prayer, votive: TO, fvKTaTa, wishes, prayers, vows : of the gods, invoked in prayer : of things, prayed for. v-KTfavos, ov, (ev, KTfavov) with fine possessions. U-KTT|H<OV, ov, gen. ovos, (cv, KTT)[M) with fair possessions.
tiKXi]ic0,
to praise, laud.
Adv. ci)AetcJ)s. evKXeiTjS, c's, Ep. for fVK\fr)s ev-icXeivos, ov, much-famed. v-KXif|ts or eij-KXTjis, t5os, ?}, (cv, /cAe/cu) well-closed,
close-shutting.
V-KTT]TOS, ov, (fv, KTaofiai) easily gotten.
U-KTI|AVOS, 77, ov, (fv, KTi^cu) well-built: well-made: full of goodly buildings. 6i5-KTiTos, ov, Ep. and Ion. for vKTiGros, = k'iicrifJLfVOS.
vKXt]pto,
f.
rjffca,
to
have a good
lot.
From
t5-KXi]pos, ov, with a

U-KVT|JJLIS, tSos, u,
good
lot or portion.
eu-KXco<rros Ep. ciSicX-, ov, (tv, iiXwOea) well-spun.

77,
(fv, KVT)fj.is) well-equipped

:
greaves, ivith well-wrought greaves

pi. f'vKvrjfjildfs, fvKvrjuloas. [i]
with Ep. nom. and ace.
WKTOS, 77, 6v, (fvxofMi) prayedfor: to be prayedfor. II. cxJ-KvicXos, ov, well-turned, well-rounded. moving in a circle, circling.
ii-KvXlKos, ov, (tv, KV\I) suited to the wine-cup. cirTjXo.peui Ion. v>XdJ3tT], 77, discretion, caution,
cv-KVTjfAos, ov, (fv,

ev-Koiv6}XT]Ti.s, o,
KvrjfjLrf)
with beautiful legs.
cumspection.
2.
fear of
the gods, piety.
From
:
taking common counsel. v5-KoXXos, ov, (fv, /foAAa) gluing well, sticky. u-KoXos, ov, (fv, KoXov} of good digestion : gene77,
u-Xd|3Oji.di, fut. med. -rjcroîai or pass. -rjOrjcrofMii aor. I pass. yv\a!3r]0T]v or fv\Dep. (eyAa^s)
: :
to be cautious, circumspect, discreet
to
have a
284
II. c. ace. to beware 2. care, beware, fear. of. to watch for, await quietly. 2 sing. aor. i imperat. of 6ti\a|3T|0T]Ti, foreg. v-XaJ3-f|s, fs, ((3, A.a/3efj/) taking in band cautiously,
u-|j.dpa0os, ov, (ev, fj.apaOov) abounding in fennel. easiness, ease, convenience; ev^peia 77, Lat. alvum exoneXpf)o~6cu to be in comfort, but also
eufjidpeia,
rare, to ease oneself.
From
cautious, circumspect, discreet. pious, devout.

u-Xa{3tif], see
2.
fearing
the
gods,
ii-(AapT|S, es, (ev, pdprj
= x*ip) easy, convenient, with-
out trouble.
tuXdJ3u>s,
Adv.
cy,
fv\a@cta. of (vkaprjs,
cautiously
Comp.
rarely of persons, easy, gentle. v-\L&plr\, Ion. for evftapeia. cup-apis, tôs, 77, but ace. evâpiv, an Asiatic shoe or
2.
-earepcas.
dipper.
f.
old Dor. Verb, to plough. u-Xai'Y, 4770$, 6, TJ, = ev\iOos. euXdica, 77, old Dor. word for a ploughshare.
euXda>,
(Foreign word.) vp.dpus poet. -(os, Adv. of evâprjs, gently. ti-ji-ye0TiS, es, (ev, neyedos) of good size, well-grown.
/-le'Aaj/)
6v-|xcXdvos, ov, (ev,
well-blackened, inky.
u-XaXos, ov, (ev, AaXccu) sweet-spoken. tv-\if\.r\<s, es, (ev, fj.e\os) melodious, musical. eu-Xdxavos, ov, (ev, Xaôvov} fruitful in herbs. evp.evia, 77, (evfjiev^s) good will, kindness, favour. cu-Xeijjios, ov, and cu-Xetjxcov, ov, gen. ovos, (tv, Vp,V6Tr]S, ov, 6, poet, for evfAevyS) a well-wisher, \cifiwv) with fair meadows. friend: fern, evfjievereipa. II. c. v-XcKTpos, ov, (ev, \eterpov) blessing marriage: vp.Vco, f. -fjact}, to be propitious, kind. ace. to be kind to, deal kindly with. From happy in marriage. u-Xeis, i, (ev, Aets) with good choice of words. v-p,VT|S, es, (ev, fitvos) well-disposed, kind, grau-XXT|S, e's, (ev, Ae'xos) well-wedded, blessed in cious, favourable : of men, friendly, also acceptone's marriage-bed. able, i. of things, favourable, propitious : also ET'AH', 17, a worm, maggot. bounteous, abundant.
v-Xif]KTOS, oz>, (ev, ATTACK) soon-ceasing. cv-XijirTOs, OP, (ev, \afj.@avca) easy to take hold of; Adv. evXrjirrcas, easy to be taken, seized, conquered. so that one can easily take hold: Sup. -ora.ro..
poet, collat. form of evfj-eveia. (sub. Beat), al, (evêvrjs} the gracious goddesses, appellation of the Furies, instead of. the ill-
u-[Avia,
77,
Ev(xevCSS
omened name
U(Ji6vta,
77,
evXtjpa,
cav,
ra, old Ep.
word
for rjvia, reins.
u-Xi(i6VOS, oi/, euXo-yeto, f. 770-a> : in augm. tenses, impf. ev\6yovv or /o speak ijv\-, aor. I (v\6*y7)o~a or ^vA : (evAo7os):
(ev, \lp.f)v) with good harbours.
to
well of, praise.
2. to bless.
Hence
IVTed.,. (evp-ev^s) propitious, propitiate. Ion. -ecos, Adv. of evpevris, kindly, vjivws graciously : Comp. -earepov or earepcas.
'Epivves. poet, for evfieveia. ctj|xcviô|xai, f. iffofjiai Att. iovfiai,
make
cuXoyrjTos, 77, ov, blessed. cvXo-yCa, 77, (evKoyeoj) good-speaking, fair-speakII. praite, 2. ing. eulogy : glory. blessing or a blessing, bounty : also almsgiving.
u-(X6TdpXT]TOS, ov, and eu-jtcrdpoXos, ov, (ev, pe-
ra/3d\\w) easy
ing, bountiful.
to change. u-(i6Ta8oTos, ov, (cv, ftcraSiScu/it) readily impart-
u-XoYUJTOs, ov, (ev,\oyiofwi) easy to reckon.
II.
6vi-(XTaxtpi<TTos,
ov,
(cv,
{J.6rax(tpifa)
easy to
rightly reckoning, prudent. ev-Xoyos, ov, (ev, Affyos) reasonable, sensible : reasonable, probable, fair : TO ev\oyov a fair reason : Adv., evXojcas *x* iv to be reasonable ; Comp. -carepeas.
manage.
tioned.
2.
easy to deal with or master.
v-jx6Tpos, ov, (ev, juerpoi/) moderate, well-proporv-p,t]KT]S, es, (ev, p-rjKos}

t5-jJnrjXos, ov, (ev, fj,rj\ov)
of good length,
rich in sheep.
tall.
(ev, \ovrp6v*) with fine baths. well-plumed. v-Xox<>s, ov, (ev, \oxeva)} helping in childbirth. = ev\vpos. u-Xtipir]S, ov, Dor. exiXvpas, a, o, ev-Xiipos, ov, (ev, \vpd) with beautiful lyre, playing
u-XoeT6ipa,
57,
eu-(AT|pvTos, ov, (ev,

vp,T)X<xvia,
77,
fj.rjpvca')
<5-Xo<J>os, ov,
skill in
easy to spin or draw out. devising means, fertility of
resources.
From
v-jxif|xavos, ov, (ev, fj-rjxavr)} good at expedients, skilful in devising: absol. inventive, ready, ingenious.
t5-}jiiTOS, ov,
beautifully on the lyre.
eu-Xvros, ov, (ev, A.VCU) easy to untie, easy to loose. metaph. easy to dissolve or break.
v|id06ia,
fj,
2.
v-(iiOT]Tos, ov, (ev, fuaeca) exposed to hatred. with fine or stout threads.
docility.
ev-jjUTpos, ov, (ev, fj,irpa) with beautiful girdle. vp.-|JiXiT)S, 6, Ion. gen. ei)/*/Aicy, Dor. -as, gen.
la
:
v-p.a0T|S, es, (ev, paOeTv) ready or quick at learnAdv. evpaOus, readily : Comp. ing, Lat. docilis : II. pass, easy to learn or know, intelliearepov.
(ev, fj.e\ia)
armed with good ashen

(jLvrjfAT))
spear.
easy to remember: comp. Adv., evftvr)fj.ove<TTtp(as e\eiv to be easier to remember.

-u-jjLVT|fJLa)v,
ov, (ev,
gible
well-known, familiar.
77,
ti-|jia6ta Ion. -IT),
= evfidOeta.
ev-fivrjcnros, ov, (ev, fj.tfj.vTjaKOfâi^)
well-remembering,
off"
mindful.
v-p,oipos, wealthy.
,
u-(xaKir)s,
Dor. for
evfj.r)Kr)s.
ov,
(eu,
to
fj.oTpa)
well
for fortune,
offine wool. eu-jxaXos, Dor. for evjj.ij\os.

\5-fJiaXXos, ov,
f.
770-0;,
sing well.
From
285
noXtrq) sweetly-singing. From Eup,op4>ia, fj, beauty ofform, symmetry. il-n,op(j>os, ov, (ev, fôpcpr}) fair of form, comely.
v-p,oXiros,
(ef>,
vvoD,f. 770-0;, (evvoos)

evvoiS,
to be well-disposed orfriendly:
evijAOua-ta,
rj,
accomplishments.
From
of the
:
Pass, to be kindly treated. 77, poet, also evvoiu Ep. evvott), (ewoos) goodwill, kindness; in pi. kindnesses, kind feelings :
KO.T' evvoiav out of kindness, favourably ; so, per' Hence evvotas, vn' evvoias, evvoia. u-votKos, 77, ov, of kind, benevolent character. Adv.,
ev-jAOVo'os, ov, (ev,
MoGaa)
skilled in the arts
Muses
accomplished in poetry, music, and dancing
musical, melodious.
\5p,<>x0os, ov, industrious, laborious.
evvo'iKws e\eiv to be kindly disposed.

evvo|Jieo|X(u
fj.r}Or]V
: :
6t5-p/u8os, ov, well-spoken, eloquent.
f.
med.
:
CV-JJUJKOS, ov, (ev, fjLVKaofJiai') loud-bellowing. uvda>, f. dcrca : in augm. tenses, aor. I evvaffa or
(evvopos)
evvo^rjffofjiai : aor. I pass, evvoto have good laws, enjoy a
good
put
r)vv~, pass. evvdaOrjv or TJVV-: (evvrj): to sleep : also to lay in ambush : of
to lay in bed, animals, to lay 2.

II.
Hence constitution, to be orderly. **uvojua Ion. -Cij, 77, good order, order.
From
their
young
in a form
of death, to lay asleep.
nietaph. to lull to sleep, soothe, assriage. Pass, to go to bed, lie asleep, sleep : of birds,
roost.
III. intr. in
to
Act. to sleep.
CV-VOJAOS, ov, (ev, v6(JLos) under good laws, wellordered, orderly. ev-voos, ov, Att. contr. cv-vovs, ovv, pi. euVot (ev, well-minded, well-affected, kindly, benevoos, vovs) volent : Ion. -oearepos ; Sup. Comp. evvovcrrepos
: :
6u-v(ueT&a>v, ovaa, ov, (ev, vaierdca) well-peopled or well-situated. u-vai6[Xvos, 77, ov, (ev, vatoi) well-peopled or wellsituated.
to, f. iffa),
to
make an eunuch
of.
From
cuvatos, a, ov, (ZVVTJ) in one's bed or couch
evvaTos
an eunuch : employed in Asia as chamberlains (whence the name, of T^V evv^v XVTts, guardians of the bed}.
evrv-ovxos, 6, (fvvr}, ex^)
etlvra, Dor. for loi^Ta, ovra, neut. pi. part,
\ayws
a hare in
its
form ;
evvaidi Trre'ptryes wings
of
'ftpi
2. wedded. over the nest. 3. of pain, making II. (evvr} n) of or for anone keep one's bed. chorage : hence steadying or guiding a ship. uvacri}jios, ov, (eiivdôj) convenient for sleeping in.
sum.
cuvdreipa,
evvdco,
(rvvrf)
:
Hence uva<TTT|p, rjpos, 6, (evvdôj} a bedfellow. i>vaTY]p, euvdreup, Dor. for fvvrjr-.
a bed-chamber.
f.
moving. Adv. of evvoos, cvvovs, kindly. aor. I opt. of euô/wit. V)at|XT]v, 6i)-âvTOS, ov, (fv, âivoj) well-carded, of wool. cu-^cvos Ion. \5-îvos, ov, (fv, Vos) kind to stranev-vcos,
v-vcl>p.as, ov, 6, (ev, voifmo}) swiftly
tiva.TT|ptov, TO,
770-0;
:
Pass., aor. I evvrjOrjv: pf. evvrjfMit : 2. to lull to sleep : also to lay in amb'ush.
gers, hospitable ; dvSpuv v(vos the guest-chamber : TTUVTOS fvgfivos the Euxine, now the Black sea, called,
before the
hospitable.
Greek settlements upon
it,
a-fvos
the in-
to lull to sleep, soothe, Pass, to go to bed : go to sleep :
metaph.
with
:
assuage.
also to be
II.
bedded
of storms, to be lulled, assuaged. = evvacrrrjp or evvrjTrjp. tivTT]S, ov, 6, (evvr])
u-(rros Ep. ue<rros, ov, or 77, ov, well-polished. v-oos Ep. 6i5oos, ov, Ep. gen. evov, (ev, â>) =
Att.
Vff
.
ETfNH', T), a bed, any sleeping-place : the lair of a deer, -the seat or form of a hare, the nest of a bird : 2. the also the grave. marriage-bed, wedlock, marriage.
II. in plur. evvai,
for
and thrown out from
stones used as anchors, the prow, while the stern was

8'
made
u.vi\Gi
fast to
land;
evvds tfiaXov Kara, 6 e irpv-
torjaav. evvTjOets, aor. I part. pass, of (vvdca. uvT[0v, (eivr]} Adv. out of bed.
tco, f. 770-0;, (tuoSos) to have a free passage, of Hence running water. evoSia, 77, a good journey, fair voyage. v-o8|xos, ov, (fv, 05/177) sweet-smelling, fragrant. 6<5-o8os, ov, (ev, 68os) easy to travel through : with
free passage
u-o86o>,
:
f.
Hence Sup. evooduTaros. wao) Pass., f. -ootoOrjaofJiai

:
aor.
i
:
evvrjO^vai, aor. I inf. pass, of fvvd<v. evvqjxa, arcs, TO, (evvdca') marriage, wedlock*
uvr,Tipa,
fern,
of
evvrjrrip,
tryr]TTjp, rjpos, 6, (tvvaca)
a wife. a bedfellow, husband.

well-spun or
to put in the right way, help on the .way -ojowOrjv Pass, to prosper, be successful. 6vioi, Bacchanalian exclamation, Lat. evoe !
<v-vT]TOS Ep.
eijvfjTpia,
i5v-VT]TOS, ov, ((v, veca)
etioirXco),
\5-o\pos, ov, (ev, oA/3os) wealthy, prosperous. to be well-equ'tpt. f. 770-0;, (euoTrA-os)

77,
woven, offine texture.

57,
euoirXia,
evvT|T(op,
\)VLS, o,
= evvTjTfipa. = (vvrjTrjp. opos, 6,

Ep. gen. sing, and
pi.
the being well 'armed,
a good
state of
arms and equipments.

of
fvvr}.
From
ev-OTrXos, ov, (ev, oir\ov) well-armed, well-equip*.
iivfj4>i, -<})tv,
17,
of,
bereaved
gen. tos; in pi. cvvtfs or ewtScs : reft II. absol. bereaved, desolate. of.
t)vis, iSos,
77, (evvr}} a bedfellow, wife. vv-VT]TOS, Ep. for fvvrjros.
mildness of temper. From rj, gentleness, eu-opYTTOS, ov, (ev, f'pT 7?) good-tempered, free from Adv. -TO;S, with good temper. passion. true evopicco, f. 770-0;, (evoprtos) to swear truly, take a
e\)Opyt\(ria,
oath, to keep one's oath.
Hence
286
vopKT)o-Ca,
77,
an abiding by
one's oath,
euopiaa,
6/j.vvvai
77,
(evopKfca)
= fvopKijaia.
good faith.
:
ov, (evêpia-yoj) easily
turned round.
From
of oaths,
(vopftov
,
true to one's oath ev-opicos, ov, (eu, op/cos*) tijopKO. (as Adv.) to swear truly
'tis
= foreg.
ov, (eu, TrepiTrareo;) easy to
walk on.
[eari]
according
to one's oath.
Hence
to one's oath.
euopiccoua, aros, TO, a faithful oath.

etiopiccos,
Adv. of
euop/cos,
according
:
ctr-irepurrracrTOS, ov, (eu, Trepio-Trdcu) easy to pull off". eii-irepurraTOS, ov, (eu, nfpuaTap.ai) easily besetting. eu-TrcpLTpeirTos, ov, (eu, TrepirpeVo;) easily turned
CV-OPJAOS, ov, with
good anchorage
(eu, opvls)
of ships, safe at
anchor.
v-opvis, Wos,
spicious.
o,
II.
77,
of good augury, aubirds.
abounding in
e/>ec/>o;)
round, changeable, inconstant. v-iTTaXos, ov, (eu, irfTa\ov) with beautiful leaves. 2. easi6iu-irTia, 77, ease; Si' euTreretas easily. ness of getting or having, Lat. copia. From
exj--irTfjs,
es,
6u-6po<}>os, ov, (eu,
well-roofed.
II.
(eu,
Treo'efi')
u-6<J>0aXp.os, ov, with beautiful eyes. III. specious. ing to the eyes.
pleas-
hence easy, without trouble, Lat. facilis

plentiful.
falling well or easily : : abundant,
with fine eyebrows. \5-o4>pvs, v, (eu, btppvs) u-oxo, f, 770-0;, (eu, e'x<y) to treat, tend well.
From vox0eco, f. r)o~a>, to be in plenty. ei5-ox0os, ov, with goodly banks, fruitful, rich. ev-7rdYT|S, e's, (eu, irayfjvai) well put together, com>pact.
u-7rTpos, ov, (eu, TreVpa) of good, hard stone. Ion. os, Adv. of euTreTTjs, easily, amply: Comp. euTrereo'Tepoi' and -pus.
euirTws
eu-TnjYiQS, es, (eu, irrjyvv[j.i^ well-mads, stout. v-inr)KTOS, ov, (eu, ir-r^vv /) well put together, wellbuilt,
compact
Ion. eumi0iT], 77, enjoyment of good things, the being in good case, comfort : in plur. enjoyments, luxuries ; tv fviraOiyo'i dvat to enjoy oneself, make
vird0ia
cv-ir-qXi]^, JJKOS, 6,
of cheese, well-curdled, solid. 77, with beautiful helmet.
eu-Trrjvos, ov, (eu, ir^vr))
offine texture.
merry, [a]
From
make
case,
v-inr]xvs, u, with beautiful arms. u-m8a^, &KOS, 6, f), abounding in fountains.
vira0ea>, f. 770-0;, to be well off", enjoy oneself, From merry, live comfortably.
VTrt0i> r =eu7ret0e'o;.
From
in v-ira0T|S, es, (eu, iraOeiv) well off,
good
obedient, submissive. eu-uto-TOS, ov, easy to believe, trustworthy, credi-
6u-m0Tis,
ble.
es,
= cvirt6r)s,
comfortable.
for euTrdtfeta. ti-tra0iTj, Ion.
II. act. easily
believing, credulous
Adv.
-TOJS.
evijraiBia,
77,
a goodly race of children.

77,
From
ev-irais, TTcuSos, o,
(eu, Trafs) blest

;
with
many
or good children
with children, yovos euVcus, a noble son.

:
u-ir<ov, ov, gen. ovos, very fat, rich, [if] 6u-irXaTT|S, es, (eu, TrXdros) of a good breadth. \5-irXios, a, ov, well filled.
i5-iraKTOS, Dor. for CVTTIJKTOS.
v-irdXap.os, ov, (eu,

ventive.
TraAd^) handy, ingenious
in-
v-irapdYc0Y s ov ( 6 ^ '""opd'yo;) ea *y t lead away. eu-irdpuos, ov, Dor. for euTrdpetos, -770$. v-irapdiTurTOS, ov, easily led aside. ev-irdpcSpos, ov, constantly attending on, devoted to.
' >
eu-irXcKTjs Ep. cu-irXcKifis, es, (eu, ir\eKca) wellplaited; Sifppoi 4i)7r\eees, see cuVAe/fros, cv-irXcKTOs Ep. i5-rrXiCTOS, ov, (eu, ir\fKca) wellplaited, well-netted; (VTT\CKTOS 5i<ppos a chariot with
sides of wicker-work.
Ep.
etrrrXotr),
'.
a fair voyage. 77, (euTrAoos) IvirX-, ov, with goodly locks : pecul.
eu-irdpeios, ov, (e5, Trapeid) with beauteous cheeks.

-u-Trdp0evos, ov,
(virapOevos AipKtj
famed for fair maidens. Dirce, happy maid !
II.
fern. cuirXoKap,is, TSos. CV-irXoKOS, OV, ^= (V7T\(KTOS.
i5-TrXoos, ov, contr.
u--irXovs,ou7/,(eu,7rAeo;) sailing
(eu, TfAuj/o;)
cvt-irapoi-WTOS, ov, (eS, irapovv<a) easily irritated. with a handsome border. v-irdpu^>os,oi', (tu, napvtyrj)
well,
having a fair voyage.

Ep. evirX-,
e's,
evi-irXtivifis
well-washed.
i)-TrXa>TOS, ov, (eu, TrAaOo;) favourable to sailing. u-iraTpeia, 77, (eu, ira.Trjp') daughter of a noble sire : euirvota poet. CUTTVOITJ, 77, easiness of breathing. II. belonging to a noble father. From of good or noble fragrance. u-TTaTpCBif]S, ov, 6, (e5, rra II. at Athens, the Eueu-irvoos Ep. i5-irvoos, ov, contr. eu-irvovs, ovv, (eu, father, of noble family. Trreo;) breathing well or freely : good to breathe ira.Tpi8ai, Lat. Optimates, were the first class, the II. the second, the Srjuiovpyoi the third. Comp. through. sweet-smelling, fragrant, ev-irarpts, tSos, 6, 77, (eu, iraTrjp) born of a noble sire. fVTTVcuTfpos. also irreg. or speed offoot. 77, (euTTous) strength eu-irdrwp, opos, o, 77, = finrarpis. ov, (eu, Trote'o;) disposed to be kind, u-7Ti,0Tis, es, (eu, TTei6ofMi) ready to obey, obedient, etnrotirjTtKos,
1
,
'f],
tractable.
II. act.
persuasive, convincing.
Tre/XTro;)
beneficent.
eti-ircurros, ov, (eu, ireidopai) easily persuaded.
ev-iroujTOS, or, also
77,
ov, (eu, Troieo;) well-made,
eu-ircpnrcXos, ov, (fv,
gently leading. v-Trev0cpos, ov, with a good father-in-law.
well-wrought. cu-Troua, 77, (eu,
iroitoS) beneficence.
tv-TreirXos, ov, beautifully attired.
or, (eu, TTOtKi\os)
much-variegated.
'PI'SKfl.
\5-iroi<os, ov, (e3, TTOATOS)
287
,
with fine wool, fleecy.

or placed cheerfully
fall
;
77,
ov, (finrpoffOJiros, Koirrj) lying
v-ir6\p.os, ov,
good
at war.
TUÎJ fvirpoaonroKoirca Trctrctj/to
cv-iron/rros, ov, (cS, tious.
ircfj.ira}')
well-conducting, propi:
with a cheerful posture of fortune.

2. cheerful,
eti-irpoo-wrros, ov, (cv, irpoffcuirov') well-looking, with
tnropo,
f.
rjffo)
aor. T eviroprjffa
(einropos)
/o
fair face: metaph. specious.

looking,
friendly-
fo prosperous, be well off: to be well off for a thing, II. 2. to find a way, be able. have plenty of it.
to supply, provide in. Hence
:
Pass, to have plenty of,
abound
eu-irpo<J>acrurros, ov,(ev, -rrpoâ.aiôp.ai) with a good pretext, excusable, plausible.

eu-irpvjJLVos, ov, (ev, irpvfj.va~) of ships, with stern.
handsome
2. cutropia, rj, facility in moving, facility in doing. readiness of supply : means, resources. ^.plenty, store : wealth. II. opp. to diropia, the solution
eu-irpcopos, ov, (eu, Trpalpa) of ships, with
handsome
ow.
\5-irTepos, ov, (cu, irrcpciv} well-winged, well-plumed: metaph., fvwrepoi yvvaiKes high-plumed dames of
of doubts or
difficulties.
ev-iropos, ov, (cv, iropos] easy to pass through or over. II. easy, ready. 2. of persons, wellIII. provided with resources, ingenious, inventive. abounding in, rich in : absol. plentiful ; of persons,
quality.
wealthy.
euiropcos,
Adv. of
cvtropos, easily
in abundance.
ev-iroTjxos, ov, well-fated, happy. u-iroTos, ov, (cv, TTOTOV) pleasant to drink.
\5irovs, 6,
rj,
-TTOVV, TO, gen.
TroSos, (cv, trovs)
with
good feet, strong

evirpa-y"
*
or swift offoot.
off,
f- 1
7' <y to fare well, be well
prosper.
From
eu-irpa'YT|S, cs, (cv, irpayos} faring well, flourishing.
evirpayia,
fj,
(cvTrpaycoj) well-doing, welfare.
nrfpvg} cvrrrfpos. branching. \-TrvpYos, ov, with goodly towers. u-iro>Y uv ov g en wyos, well-bearded. eu-ittoXos, ov, with fine colts : breeding fine horses. aor. I med. of cvpca. vipa,|jiT]V, II. eupd|, (eupos) Adv. from one side, sideways. evpa irarag, an exclamation to frighten away birds. ace. masc. or neut. pi. of evpvs also Ion. fern. cupca, vip0Tjv, aor. I pass, of cvpiffKoa. evipeiv Ep. ci)pc|X6vai, aor. 2 inf. of fvpifftcca. vpTOs, a, ov, verb. Adj. of fvplaKca, to be disco,
ov, (fv,
ov, finely
<5-irpaKTOs, ov, (e3, Trpaaaoj) easy to be done. uirpa(a Ion. euirpijîT], fj, evirpayia, goad forII. tune, success. good conduct.
vered, found out.
tpTT|s, ov,
6, fern,
cvperis, tSos,
(fvplfffcca)
afinder,
inventor, discoverer.
v-irpais, -f], poet, for cvirpagia. ev-irpcp-vov, ov, (cv, Trpepvov) with
77,
:
evpcro, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of
evpiff/co).
good
stem.
ev-rrptireia, ybz'r appearance beauty, ness. II. speciousness, plausibility. From
comeli-
eiipcros, rj, 6v, verb. Adj. of fvpiafcoj, discovered: to be found out or discovered.
upT)ica, vipT)[Jiai, pf. act. and pass, cf cvpifffcca. fvpr\\ia, O.TOS, TO, (fvpiffKoi) that which is found,
eti-irpiTT|s,
fs,
(eu,
TrpeTrcu)
well-looking, goodly,
an
comely:
ous.
hence,
2. fitting,
becoming:
glori-
3. specious, plausible.
ev-irpc-iTTOs, (cv, trpcTTQ}) conspicuous.
cu7rpTrtos Ion.
speciously
:
-os, Adv. of cvirpcir^s, becomingly Comp. cvTrpeirfaTepov Sup. -(.arara.

;
unexpected gain, windfall : hence generally, a gain, i. of a child, a foundling. II. advantage. a?i invention, discovery : a remedy. evpfjv. Dor. for cvpeiv.
vpif]o-t-einf|s,
e's,
(cvpiffrcoj, CTTOS)
inventive of words,
eu-irpTjm, Ion. for (virpagia.

eutrpTjo-o-cd, (cS, iTprjaocu) to
fluent
arrange or on&r
/e// ;
wordy, sophistical. vipT|<rco, fut. of evpiffKca.

:
Ion. impf. fvirpr/affffffcov.

eu-irpTja-TOS, ov, (eu, irprjOca) strong-blowing.
u-irpTjo)V, cavos, 6,
-fj,
vpT)Tp,
fair head-
opos, 6, (fvpiffKca)
an
inventor, discoverer.
leather.
\5-pivos, ov, (ev, pivos)
of good
(eu, irprjow) with
evptvos, gen. of fvpis.

\>-piTros, 6, (cv, piirify) any strait of the sea, where the tide is violent : esp. of the strait which separates
lands.
ev-irp6<r8eKTOS, ov, (cv, wpoo-Se'xo/fat) acceptable. cvi-irpoacSpos, ov, cvtrdpcSpos, assiduous, diligent.
Euboea from Boeotia

t5-pis, Ivos, 6,
:
the ancients believed that this

a day.
tMTpoorf|YPs,
ov, (fv, irpoarjyopeca) of easy
ad-
ebbed and flowed seven times

77,
dress, affable, courteous.
u-irpocrtTOS, ov, (eS, Trpoo-et/zt) rasy of access. eu-irp6oro8os, ov, of good or easy access, affable, Lat. II. of places, accessible ; quifaciles aditus habet.
scented
aor. 2
with a good nose, keenmetaph. keen at tracking out a thing. ET'PI'SKQ: fut. fvpfou: pf. evpijica. or rjvp-:
(cv, pis, piv)
cvpov or rjvpov, imperat. ftpc,

f.
inf.
fvpfTv
tvirpoffuraTov the easiest

attainable, easy.
euirpoo-o)ir<o,
f.
way of approach.
:
Med.,
aor. I
cvprioofMii
:
aor.
cipofjLijv
or rjvp-, later
cu-irpoo-oicrTOS, ov, ((v, irpoatyepu} easy to be got

rjao), (evirpoaajiros)
vpa.fj,T]v
sense)
to
med.
c.
cvprjaop.at
Pass., fut. cvptOrfvonai and (in same : aor. I fipcOrjv or ijvpcOrjv :
make a fair
]
pf. cvpijfMi
show, be specious, plausible.
cover
or t]vp-. I. to find, find out, disace. cognato, cvprjfjia cvpiffKfiv to make an
288
unexpected discovery or gain.
vent.
II. to
evpoeoo
2. to devise, in:
\
eweTrro?.
evpv-irpwKTOS, ov
also
(evpv, trpooKTos) lewd, obscene:
to find or get for merchandise, etc., to fetch so
find, gain, get, win, obtain oneself, procure, obtain.
Med.
i.
an adulterer.
es,
of
evpv-Trv\T)s,
(evpv,
TrvA.??)
wzY
wide gates.
much money:
hence, to
II.
be worth, to sell for.
vpv-pee0pos, ov, (evpv, peeOpov) with broad channel. eupv-pecov, ovaa, ov, (fvpv, peoj) broad-flowing.
upOo>,
f.
rjcrca,
(evpoos) to flow well.

well.
III. to
me-
ET'PT'5,
sing,
| '
taph. to flow or
go on
be fluent.
evptia, evpv: gen. evpeos, etas, eos: ace. Ion. fern. nom r evpvv, and sometimes evped
'.
v-poiT]TOS, ov, (ev, potato;) loud-whizzing. 2 opt. med. and act. evpot}AT]v, eupoi|ju, aor.
evpea
of ev-
spread :
wide, broad, spacious, far-reaching, wideComp. evpvTfpos ; see evpv. es, (evpv, cantos) with broad shield, [a]
:
a tempestueupo-K\t)8cov, cavos, o, (Evpos, KXvSouv) ous wind mentioned in Act. Apost. 27. 14: the name seems to mean a storm from the East. of evpiaK<a. evpop.es, Dor. I pi. aor. 2
etipov, aor. 2 of evpiffKoj.
upv-<T06VTjs, es, (svpv, oOfvos) wide-ruling, vpv-<ropos, ov, with wide bier or tomb.
m ghty.
6tipv-o-T6pvos, ov, (evpv, <TTpvov) broad-breasted.

,
Adv.,
,
Comp. of
vpv,
more
widely.
ov, (fvpv, np.rf) far-honoured.
fair-flowing.
ev-poos^FjContr. evpovs, ovv,(ev, peca) flow ing well, II. of words, flowing, fluent.
ov, (ev, pe<a) full-flowing.
6vpv-<t>dpCTpif]S, ov, o, (cvpv, (papeTpa)
with wide
ev-poiros, ov, (ev, pe-noi) easily inclining or slipping. Evpos, o, the South-East wind, Lat. Eurus. evpos, TO, (tvpvs) breadth, width, opp. to ^JJKOS ev:
quiver.
vpv-<j>tiT|S, ^s, (evpv, <pv<y)
S,
growing
widely.
(evpv,
wide-gaping, wide-
in height. pos, in breadth, opp. to vôs, for evppcKpT/s, (ev, pdiTTOj) ei)p-pa(j>T|S, Ep.
stitched.
mouthed, of cups.
wellhair.
,
ov, 6, (evpv,
^ ivide-spread
eup-p-f|S, es, Ep. gen. ei/ppefos (for evppeovs), fair-
ov, shortened Ep. for evpv\capos.
flowing.
tup-poos, Ep. for evpoos. as Adv. eupii, neut. of evpvs, often used evpu-cryvios, a, ov, (evpv, dyvid) with wide streets, epith. of great cities, in II. usually of Troy and Athens. eupv-aixp-as, o, (evpv, al\p,-f]) with stout lance. eupv-J3las Ion. and Ep. -jSiTjs, ov, 6, (evpv, jSt'a)
free space, plenty of room ; ev evpvFrom open sea. 6upt>-x<>pos, ov, (evpv, x^P a ^ foomy, spacious.
17,
in the
rich in grapes. u-pa>YT)S, (ev, eupw8ir]s, es, poet, for evpvs.
pu}
eupwets, eaaa, ev, (evpvs) mouldering, dank dark, squalid; O'IKIO. evpouevra, Virgil's loca senta of evpifftcoi. evpoSv, ovo"a, ov, aor. i part,
and
situ.
ruling widely, offar-extended power. eupv-0ep,0Xos P ^*- -0ep.6i\os, ov, (evpv, 9efj,eO\ov) with broad fottndations, spacious, extensive. evpv0p.ia, 77, good time or proportion : orderliness,
gracefulness, graceful.
ETTn'IIH,
name
first in
,
rj,
the
6v,
Europa, Europe, as a geographic Homeric hymn to Apollo.
17,
= evpvs.
u,
ETTH'2,
squalor.
6tip<o<rria,
WTOS,
mould, dank, decay, Lat.
situs,
From
eu-pu0}ios, ov, in good time or measure, rhythmical, of persons, orderly : well-proporLat. numerosus :
tioned, graceful.
eupt)0p.(i>s,
T),
stoutness, strength.
From
Adv. -rcta.
v-pojoros, ov, (ev, pwvvvjj.1) stout, strong.
evpuTi, dat. sing, of
Adv. of evpv9fj.os, in good order, gracefully.
evipv-KoXiros, ov, with spacious bosom. eupv-xpeicov, OVTOS, 6, wide-ruling.

eupv-Xeip,cov, ov, gen. owos, with
or /o be mouldy, to evi-ptoridco, (tvpws) decay ; jStos evpojriwv a coarse, unpolished life. noble ; gen. sing, tôs; gen. 'ET^'S, o, ôorf, 6raw,
plur. neut. eacav [a], as if from nom. Id, Qeoi, ScuTTJpes eaojv the gods, givers of good things.
evpcas. to become
broad meadows.
eupu-p-eScav, OVTOS, 6, wide-ruling. eipti-jjieTcoTros, ov, (evpv, /xeVomw) broad-fronted. evpiivai, aor. I inf. of evpvVcy.
evcra, Dor. for eovffa, ovaa, part. fem. of aor. I of evca.
elp,i
sum.
towards the gods, 77, (evae&Tis) reverence eupvvco, f. vvui, (evpvs) to make wide or broad; ev2. credit or character TO p.eo~ov piety, religion, Lat. pietas, pvât dywva to make room for the dance evpvvfiv to leave a wide space in the middle. for piety. : to evpv-vcoros, ov, (evpv, J/O)TOS) broad-backed, stout. euo-cpla), f. Tyo-w, (fvffeQrjs) to live or act piously be pious in a thing : o. ace. pers. to reverence. with broad, open ways. upv-68eia, 77, (evpv, 686s} Lat. pins, pious, religious, eupv-OTTrjs Aeol. eupvotra, 6, (evpv, oô/xai) the farvi-<J6(3T|S, es, (ev, oejBfa) reverent : of things, holy, hallowed. glancing, far-seeing, Homeric epith. cf Jove. euptj-ovj;, o, ace. evpvoira, = evpvoTrrjs. v-<repCa Ion. -it], poet, for evae/Seta. eupti-ireSos, ov, (evpv, ireoov) with broad surface. ev-oreXjAOS Ep. ITJCTCT-, ov, (ev, aeXpa) with good banks of oars, well-rowed. eupij-iropos, ov, with broad ways, of the sea.
;
,
77,
the character
of a lewd fellow.
ev-oîrros, ov, (ev, aejSw)
much
reverenced, holy.
289
,
ov,
II.
f.
(fv,
cnjâ) of
good omen,
auspi-
fj,
(fvca)
a place for singeing swine.

(fv,
cious.
ti<T06vi>,
770-0;,
manifest, remarkable, conspicuous. From to be strong, healthy.

stout : strong, firm. with full pantry or larder.
v-(TTpiTTOS Ep. eucTTp-, ov,

twisted
twisted.
:
orpi<poi)
well-
easily turned, lissom.
6v-or0VT|S,
fs, (t/, ffOtvos}
6tf-(TTp<{>T|S
Ep.
U<TTp-,
6,
(S,
(fv,
0~Tpf<pQj)
Well-
U-O-ITOS,
vi-o
>
ov, (fv, aiTTva)

6,
77,
Kav8i|, IKOS,
abounding
in chervil.
u-o-Tp6<t>aXiY, 47705,
77,
-u-<TKap0fJLOS, ov, (fv, OKdipoj) swift-springing,
high-
bounding.
eu-o-Kcirao-TOs, ov, (fv, ffK(irafa) well-covered: Sup. s, serving as the best covering.
>,
\5-<TTpO5J>OS Ep. 6t5<TTp-, OV, tiuisted : easily turning, nimble.
well-curled, curly. (fv, OTfk^XO) Well-
rugs or
(fc
ev-crrpan-os, ov, (fv, arpuvvvni) well spread with clothes, Lat. bene stratus.
6t5-<7T'uXos, ov,
to be well equipped.
From
with goodly pillars.
eu-<rKuos, ov, (fv, anfvos} well-equipped.

eu-o-Kiao-TOS, ov, (fv, ovftaâ;) well-shaded, shadoivy.
\5-<rieios, ov, (fv, ffKid)
u-o-u(AJ3Xif]TOS Xo>) easy to infer by
shadowy.
v-(TKOiros Ep.
sighted, watchful.
seen,
V-<TKOITOS, ov, (fv, ffKoirfOj) keeni: of a place, far-seeing or far-
old Att. eij-vn|3X-, ov, (fv, crvp&dXcomparison, easy to guess. 6u-<rup,poXos old Att. v-x>n,|3-, ov, (fv, avjji@o\r)) II. easy to infer by comparison, easy to guess.
commanding a wide
f),
view.
II. (fv,
auonus)
easy to deal with, honest, upright. 6tr-<ruvTOS old Att. u-vv-, ov, (fv, ffvvirjui) quick
shooting well, of unerring aim.

\5-croia,
of apprehension, intelligent.
II.
easily
under-
a healthy
fs,
state, prosperity.
From
stood, intelligible.
and well, happy. tKrwTws, Adv. of fvffvvfTos, with quickness of apand evcrrreipos, ov, (fv, aireipa) well- prehension : Comp. fvavvfTUTfpov. turned : wreathing, winding. eu-cnivoirros, ov, easily seen at a glance. c \Knr\ayxyLa, 77, goodness of heart. v-cr<J>vpos Ep. V<T<|>-, ov, (Its, ff<pvpuv) with beau^> v-o"irXaYXv S, ov, (fv, air\dyx vov } VJl! bowels of tiful ankles. compassion, compassionate. v<rxT]p,ov6(rTpos, -<rraTOS, Comp. and Sup. of
ev-<roos, ov, well-secured, safe
eu-<rimpT|S,
'
\5-criropos, ov, (fv, critfipoj) well-sown: i5cr-o'6Xp.os, Ep. for ei/crcAjuos.
rich in seed.
s,
Adv. of
with grace, like a
u<r-a'c0Tpos, Ep. for fvaorrpos.

vcrrd0ei,a,
T),
f.
gentleman
Comp.
),
eucrraOeaj,
770*0;,
(fvaraOijs} goodness of health. to be steady, firm: to be calm, of
vcrxTjp.o<ruvt],
grace of manner, elegance.
From
good
the sea.
From
v-{TXT|jwov, ov, gen. ovos, (fv,
axnP
:
-)
f gd bearsense,
steadfast, firm
u-crra0T|S Ep.tiJ(rra,0T|s, ts,(fv,iaraâ.i)w2ll-based, : sound, healthy. vcrra0u], Ep. for fvffrddfia.
ing, graceful, elegant, becoming in outward show, specious.

eu-crxl8T|S, fs,
f.
in
bad
for
ev-cTTSXTjs, ts, (fv, araXrjvaC) well-arrayed : ready action, serviceable.
and ev-trxitrros,
^ffo), to
ov, (fv,
ffx^)
easy
to split or cleave.
u-crraxvs, v, rich in ears of corn: fruitful. eu-crTeâvos Ep. IUOPT-, ov, well-girded or wellcrowned : of a city, circled with towers.
6v-crre4>u>s, ov, poet,
<u<T(o|iaT0),
be
sound
in limb.
From
good
in limb. eu-cr&)|ASTOs, ov, (fv, oxDfta) sound ev-trwrpos Ep. evo-o--, ov, (fv, auirpov) wL'b
form
for fvaTf<pavos.
felloes
with good wheels.

easy to melt.
f. 770-0;,
xr-oriJ3T|s, fs, (fv, aTi@fiv) well-trodden. ev-o-ToXos, ov, (fv, (rTf\XQj} = fvaTa\T]s.
II-TS>CT|S, is, (fv, Taicrjvai)
6tiraKT60),
to be orderly,
behave well.
From
II. to use ev-raKTOs, ov, (fv, raoaoi) well-ordered, well-behaved: sing sweetly. words of good omen, or to preserve a religious silence of soldiers, well-disciplined. Hence so as to avoid words of ill omen, = fixprj/jifa}. From t>Ta,KTios, Adv. in good order. \5-<TTOjios, ov, (fv, arufjLa) with good mouth: of trraia, T), (euraTw) good order, discipline. II. horses, well-bitted. speaking or singing well, v-rap(ros, ov, delicate-footed. of orf, when, at the 2. speaking auspicious words, or eloquent. evrf, Adv. of Time, a poet, form keeping II. fvr' dv, like silence to avoid words cf ill omen neut. plur. as time when : seeing that, since. Adv., TTfpl Tovrcav /JLOI fvffTopa KfiaOca on this let me orav, so often as, whensoever, in the case that. keep a religious silence; eurrro/z' 6X peace, be still fS, i-TlXOS, OV, and V-TtxTlTOS, OV,
VO-TOJJI<O,
f.
7)<ra),
to
6U-T61XT1S,
6U-0-TOOS, ov, (fv, aroa] ivifh goodly colonnades. tv-trropQvy^, vyyos, 6, r),from a good trunk.
(fv, Tftxos} well-walled, well-fortified, strong. 6UTKVoj, (fvrfKvos) to have good or fine children.
evcrroxta, 77, skill in shooting at a mark, good aim: From quickness at guessing, wit, cleverness.
etj-crTOXos, ov,
pass, well
aiming
well, billing the

II.
mark.
2.
aimed.
mctaph. guessing well,
having good or fine children. TfKvov} having many or fine children, blest with a goodly progeny ; fvrftevos fvreqpfr a pair offair children.
eureKvia,
T),
the
V-TKVOS,
ov, (fv,
sharp, witty, clever.
Ion. eurcXii],
T),
cheapness, Lat. vilitas:
290
* s *vTe\eiav II. vos a goose painted on cheap terms. for economy. frugality, economy ; eirl evreXeia
e
,
v irpos evTe\irjv cheaply; x^l
thrift,
evrvKTOV TToieiaOai
f.
ov, (eS, revx<y) well-made, TI to make ready.
well-wrought;
Lat. u-TXifjs, es, (ev, TeAos) easily paid for, cheap, III. II. mean, paltry, worthless. vilis.
thrifty, frugal.
evTt;x>, 770-0;: in augm. tenses, impf. evrvxovv or to IJVT-, aor. I evTvxnoo. or rjvr, etc. : (euru^s) be lucky, to he well off, to succeed. 2. of things, to turn out well, prosper : pf. pass, impers., evTvx_r]Tai
:
euTcXu], 77, Ion. for evreXeia. fvreXws, Adv. of evreX-fjs, cheaply, at a cheap rate. v-Tpirf|S, e's, (ev, repirca) delightful, charming. u-TXVT]TOs, ov, (ev, Te^ciojucu) wrought with skill,
i,
nvi things have gone well with him.

,
Hence
Ion. for euTU^cos.

a-ros,
es, (ev,
TO, a piece of good luck, success.
TVX*W}
well-off, successful, lucky,
77,
skill in art.
From
fortunate, prosperous.
eviTvxia, 77, (evrvxeoa) success, in plur. successes.
;,
ov, (ev, rexvif) skilful, ingenious.
good luck, prosperity:
v, ov,
gen. ovos, much-enduring, steadfast.
well-cut. \5-rp/T]TOS Ep. euTji-, ov, (ev, refj-voj) euTOKeco, f. 770-0;, (euro/cos) to bring forth easily.
Adv. of evTvxns, with good fortune, successfully: Comp. evrvxeffrepov, Sup. earara.
euTtJxws Ion.
etos,
Hence
eu-TOKta,
77,
an easy
770-0;,
childbirth,
happy
birth.
easily.
t>-roicos, ov, (ev, retcetv)
bringing forth
eu-roXfxew,
f.
uroX|Aia, 77, v-ToXp,os, ov, (ev,r6\fJLd) brave-spirited, courageous. \$-TOVOS, ov, (ev, reivoi) well-stretched, well-strung, Hence sinewy, nervous. ur6va>s, Adv. with main strength.
(evro\/j,os) to be daring. courage, boldness.
Hence
ev-tJaXos, ov, (ev, uaXos) with or of good glass. v-v8pos, ov, (ev, voojp) well-watered, abounding in water : of a river, with good water : Comp. evvoporepos. v-vp,vos, ov, celebrated in many hymns.
t-V(j>T|s, es, (ev, ixprj)
well-woven.
cv-<j>ap,ia,
\5-(j>a|jLos,
u-<j>dpeTpif]S, ov, 6,
Dor. for eixprjfji-. Dor. -as, a, (ev, (paperpa) with
beautiful quiver.
u-<j>6Y'Y n s
i
V-TOOS, ov, (ev, rogov) with good arrows. u-r6pvUTOS, ov, (ev, Topvevoj) well-rounded.
ev-ropvos, ov, well-turned, round. u-rpdiT6os, ov, (ev, rpaireâ) with a good table, hospitable, luxurious, sumptuous. eurpS-rreXCa, 77, wit, liveliness, politeness, Lat. urba2. coarse jesting, ribaldry. From nitas.
etHrpdircXos, ov, (ev, TpeVo,') easily turning: hence 2. witty, lively, Lat. versatile, ingenious, clever. 3. tricky, dishonest. facetus.
u-Tp3<j>T|s,
e's,
**j ( ^,
eu<t>T]|jiea>, f.rjaco, (ev(pij/j.os')to
<peyyos} with clear light, bright. use words ofgood omen

I.
or to abstain
from words of ill omen: hence
to keep silence, to observe
perat. eiKp'/jpet, vete linguis.
a solemn silence; in imev<pr}fieire, hush ! be silent ! Lat. faII. to shout in honour of any one,
(ev, rpacpijvai)
well-grown, thriv-
ing.
II. act.
nourishing.
u-rpirf|S, es, (ev, rperrca) ready to turn, prepared, Hence ready.

Pass., pf. rjiiTpetrifffjiai : to make ready, get ready, prepare: to make friendly, Pass, to be ready: conciliate: Med. to get oneself
:
or in triumph. III. to sound auspiciously. Hence the use of words of good omen or the ti<|>T)p,ia, 77, avoidance of words of bad omen: hence I. solemn II. praise, silence during religious rites. worship: in plur. songs of praise. sound or omen, et5-4>T]|jios, ov, (ev, ^77^177) of good auspicious : of persons, using only words of good
omen
Trpos
or avoiding
words of
II.
ill
omen
hence,
I.
u^rpmco,
f. iffa)
Att.
tew
religiously silent.
interpreting favourably ;
sense.
TO
ev<prj/j.ov in
a good
ev-ÔoYYOs, ov,(ev, (pOeyyopai) well-sounding, sweetvoiced.

ti-<j>lXf|S, es,
ready.
5, 5,
ov, easily turned, changeable. Adv. of evrpeirris, in a state
(ev, (piXeoi) well-beloved.
II.
act.
of prepa-
loving well.
eu-<j)CXT]TOs, ov, also
77,
ration.
u-rp<}>T|S Ep. evrp-,
e's,
ov, (ev, <pi\e<a) well-beloved.

77,
(ev, Tpecpw} well-fed.
ti-<J>tX6-7rais, traiSos, 6,
(ev, cpiXeca, Trafs)
fond of
eu-rpijTOS Ep. 4uTp-, ov, well bored or pierced. eu-TpCcuva, Dor. for -t]S, o, (ev, Tpiaivd) with goodly
trident.
children, or pass, beloved of children.
6<5-4>XKTOS, ov, (ev, (pXeya) easily set on fire.

v<J>opo>,
f.
770-0),
(ev(popos) to
bring forth abun-
u-rpiXS, nom.
tu-Tptxos, ov,
eurpo-iria,
77,
of ev6pi. ev9pi.
pi.
dantly.
ev-c|>6pir]TOS, ov, (ev, (popeca} easily borne, tolerable.
versatility, Lat. versutia.
From
6ti-<j>6p|JLi'Y^
tyyos, 6,
it.
77,
with beautiful lyre: playing

1.
act.
ev-rpoiros, ov, (ev, rpeirca') easily turning, versatile. u-rp6xciXos Ep. eiJTp-, ov, (ev, rpeôj) running 2. (ev, rpoxos) well-rounded. well, quick-moving.
beautifully on
easily
ev-<}>opos, ov, (ev, (pepca) well or patiently borne.
eu-rpoxos Ep.
or well-rounded.
i5rp-, ov, (ev,

II.
rpoxvs) well-wheeled
worn, convenient, manageable. bearing well, hence of a breeze, favourable

body, sound, healthy.
e{i-<J>opTos, ov,
II.
:
of the
etJ-rvKOs, ov, rare poet,
running easily. form for evrvKros.
well freighted or laden.
291
ev4>6po)s,
Adv. of
37,
fv<f>opos, patiently, readily.
6u<j>pd8ia,
u-4>pa8*r|S,
(fv<f>pa8r)s) correctness
fs,
(fv,
(ppa^ta)
of language. speaking well or eloin set terms,

elo-
skill.
2.
of hand, dexterity, readiness, proneness or inclination for a thing. 3.
^, readiness
in
bad
sense, recklessness.
From
quently
quently.
Ep. Adv.
fj,
6tic}>pa5ccos,
-j4>pa8iT],
poet, for fv<ppaofia.
v-xcpT|s, fs, (fv, X 'P) quick or ready of band, 2. in bad sense, reekhandy, dexterous, expert. less. II. easy to handle or manage, manageable.
6u-4>paivco Ep. eu<(>p-: f. fv(ppdvu> Ep. ftxppavfca: aor. I fV(ppdvaEp. fijfpprjva: Pass., f. fv^pavOrjaoftai, but also with f. med. fiKppavovftai in same sense, Ion. 2 sing, fvfpavfai aor. i fv<ppav6r]v (fij<ppow)
:
:
Hence
cuxepws, Adv. readily: recklessly. uxT<io[jwu, Ep. for fvxofJ.ai, only used in pres. and impf.; Ep. inf. edgfTJOoftai, 3 pi. impf. fvxerucavTo:
Pass, to rejoice; c. part., J)ep. : to pray, offer one's vows. II. to boast Hence opcuv fv(j>paivfTai is rejoiced at seeing. oneself, vaunt, profess. vi-4>pavTic6s, 17, ov, cheering, delightful to. 6VX1J, ^, (euxo/^ctt) <* prayer, wish or i/ow, Lat. votum. 2. a prayer for evil, a curse, t\j$pr\vai, Ep. aor. I inf. of fixppaivo).
to cheer,
gladden.
11.
u-^povo)v Ep. \j<})p-, participial Adj. (fv, Qpovtoj) well-meaning, well-judging, kindly-disposed.
u-(j>p6\nr],
ev-xiXos, ov, rich in fodder.

well-fed, in
II.
imprecation. of a horse,
good
condition.
euphemism
TJ, (fixppcav) the kindly time, for vvg. Hence
i.
e.
night,
v-xi|Aapos, ov, (fv, \ipjapos) rich in goats.
son of Night. eu<j>povios, Adv. of fv(f>pojv, with good cheer: graeu<}>povt8ir)s, ov, 6,
v-x\oos, ov, contr. -x\ovs, ovv, ing fresh and green.
(fv,
X^)
mak-
ciously.
u-<|>po<njVT]
aor.
mirth, merriment
Ep. iv$p-, f], (sv<ppow} cheerfulness, of a banquet, good cheer : in pi. :
impf. fvxîJ-Tjv or rjv-: fut. fvo[iai: fvgaiAijv or TÛ- : aor. I part, fvx^fis in pass, sense ; so also pf. yvyftat ; but 3 sing, plqpf. rjvttro in act. sense : Dep. : to pray, pay one's vows, Lat.
i
:
ET XOMAI:
glad thoughts, festivities,
[y] v-<j)p6crvvos, ov, (fixppciw') poet, form, cheery.
precari
one.
to
c.
ace.
pers.
to
pray
that.
to,
pray or beseech
3. c. ace. objecti, 11. to vow or pro-
2. c. inf. to
pray
ev-<j>pa>v Ep. 4i5c})p-, ov, (fv, tppfy) cheerful, glad2. act. some, merry, light-hearted. cheering, makII. well-minded, ing glad or merry, comforting.
well-disposed, gracious.
6u-<|>tJT|s, fs,
(fv, (pvrj)
11.
graceful.
witty
;
well-grown, shapely, goodly : of good natural parts : clever,
pray for, long or wish for. tv^faOai Kara xifuxpov to make a vow of 2. c. ace. rei, to goats, i. e. vow to offer them. vow or devote a thing to some god. III. to vow loudly, make great promises, boast, vaunt oneself: but
mise to do
;
cf;en, to profess, maintain, assert.
also
ti(J>uta,
of good disposition. 17, goodness of shape.
Hence
11.
sv-xop8os, ov, (fv,
/^ 1?) well-strung, harmonious.
goodness of
disposition or
good natural parts,
cleverness.
t>xos, fos, TO, (fvxofM-i) a thing prayed for, vow, 2. a votive 11. one's Lat. votum. offering.
vi-<j)v\aKTOS, ov, (fv, tyvXaaao))
guard ; fvtyvXaKTorfpa yiyvfrai

watch.
it
is
easy to keep or easier to keep
boast or pride.
u-xpT)o-TOs, ov, (fv, xpaofJiai) easy to
serviceable.
,
make
use
of,
Adv.
f.
-TOJS.
6u-<J>v\Xos, ov, (fv, (pv\\ov') with thick foliage.

u<J>uuis,
rjaca, to
be of a
good complexion. From
Adv. of fixpvrjs, cleverly: Comp. -vfarfpov.

17,
u<j)a)VLa,
goodness of voice.
at/T??)
From
v-c|)a)vos, ov, (fv, (pawf)}
v-xatTi]s, ov, 6, (fv, X plants, with beautiful leaves.
sweet-voiced ; loud-voiced. with beautiful hair: of
poet, for fvxpoos, of good complexion. ev-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, (fv, XP^ a ) f Comp. complexion, fresh-looking, healthy :
fs,
Tfpos or -ovffTfpos.
ov, rich in gold.
ojv,
j),
t5-xa\KOS, ov, (fv, x^-os) or well wrought in brass.
wrought of fine
brass,
UX<O\T|,
fv \poos. a 1 (fvxopjai) pcet. form of fux ?'

II.
Pray er
>
'^
6u-xa.\KUTOS, ov, well wrought of brass. v-Xapts, neut. fv\api, gen. nos, (fv, xfyis) pleasengagi ng agreeable : popular, Lat. gratiosus. aca to be thankful, return thanks : tixSp.o-T6&>, f' '*l >
vow, Lat. votum. matter of boasting.
boasting
a boast, vaunt,
Hence
hence
uxwXtp.aios, a, ov, bound by a vow. i>\J;ap,a9os, ov, with good sands, sandy.
ux|;i>x0, f. ri<rc, (ffyvxos) to be ofgood courage. like Lat. have fv\f/v)(fifareweil! inscr. on tombs,
11.
to requite.
f/,
Hence
11. a vXapio-Tta, thankfulness, gratitude. giving of thanks, thanksgiving : the holy Eucharist. l eo-xapio-TOS or -ITOS, ov, (fv, x ap' ^^ ai^> winning, II. agreeable, pleasant. grateful, thankful, Lat. gratus : Adv., fi/xapiffrous otatcfiaQai irpus rtva to be gratefully disposed towards him.
pia
anima ! Hence
good cot/rage, stoutness of heart. v-v|;vxos, ov, (fv, if/v^rj) of good courage, stout of heart, Lat. animosus. Adv. -\<us, with good courage. ET"1, f. fvrroj : aor. I tvaa : to singe : metaph. of
euiJ/iJxui,
cu-Xtp, fipos, 6, f], ready of land, handy, dexterous. eu-XtpcoTOS, ov, (fv, xf'poai) easy to overcome.
a scolding wife, fvei arfp oa\ov dvSpa she roasts her husband without the help of a fire.
292
Hence
eticoSta,
77,
va) 877
oocaoa pf. of oa>) sweet-smelling. ua>Sr]S, fs, (fv,
grasp, touch: to seize hold upon, claim.

attain
to,
Lat. attingere
2. to reach, so Ion. pf. part, pass., ei'Seos
a sw/e/ smell, fragrance.

aor.
I
cira/jt,fJLvos
6Ufe>Su>0T]V,
pass, of euo5oo>.
wA-ei/T?)
<)>-ap|ji6ci>,
Hence possessed of beauty. f. aco, to fit on or to, to

II. trans, to fit
suit,
coincide
fair-armed. honourable: eu-covvfjios, oj/,(ev, ovo/j,a] of good name, II. euphemistic for the ill-omened omen. of good word dpiffTfpos, left,, on the left band or side; e tucavvpov (sub. êtpos) on the left hand. u-u>ms, toos, fern, of fuo^, fair-eyed or fair-faced.
ev-coiros, ov, (eS, <&-)
u-o>\vos, ov, (fv,
ivith.
one thing on or
to another,
to
adapt, accommodate.
44>ap)x6<rScGv, Dor. for t<f>apn6fav. e4>ap|j.6crcrei, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I opt. of

<j>-app,6TT<o, Att. for
!</>ct/),iiocy.
fair to look on, friendly.

) *
^ rec( ^
e4>apap.T]v., yQf]V, aor. I med.
<a/>yuocw. c<j><ipx0T|V, Att. for
and
pass,
k^paâ^qv, e(ppdof (ppaaoca.

ty^n'i.
eu-(i>X0>,
f,
rjaca, (e5,
:
ex*
we//: /o entertain
rjaopai, aor.
<âTO,
<j>avro, 3 sing,
hospitably, feast
Pass.,
with
fut.
med.
and
pf. pass., fvcaxrjdrjv, -rtfiai, to

;
be well entertained,
c. ace., /cpect
(|>-c8pa Ion. eircSpt], blockade, Lat. obsessio.

ecj)-cBpdo),
f.
and pi. aor. 2 med. of a sitting at or by : a f],

sit
siege,
to be regaled, fare sumptuously

:
fixaxov
77(70?,
make merry on your meat generally, Hence \>(a\ia,, 77, good cheer, feasting.
ev-cavj/, cDvros, 6,
T),
to relish, enjoy.
(j>-eSp6ia,
n/af/,
77,
I5pa) to a sitting upon.

(kiri,
or res upon.
II.
a /y/^
Lat. insidiae.
f.
From
or r*s/ upon.
:
c4>eSpv<d,
6y, lie in
ota, to sit
II. /o /zV
(cu, w^/)
fair-eyed or fair-faced,
wait: to watch for
also to halt.
From
goodly. of (prjfu. <J>a, Dor. 3 sing. impf. l<j>adv0T)V, Ep. aor. I pass, of <paivcu. j>-a|3os, 4c|>apu<6s, Dor. for t(pT)&-.
t'cjj-sSpos, ov, (en-/,
seated
near.
on a
ZSpa) sitting on; \OVTOJV efyfopos chariot drawn by lions lying by or
II.
lying by
and watching, lying
in wait,
III. posted in reserve, of a third for an enemy. l^-aYKTTCvw, f. aoa, (km, cryos) to perform sacred combatant who sits by to fight the conqueror : an rites over a thing. avenger, a successor. to sit upon. 2. 4<j>-a-yvi<>, f. urcy Att. iG),to make offerings on a grave. <f>-eoijiai, fut. -eSov/zai; Dep.
:
4>aYOv, aor. 2 of kaOica see (fxfyfiv. 4>-aipeop,ai, Pass, to be chosen in addition or in succession to another.
:
to sit by or near. aor. I <t>eT]ica, Ep.

cj>6U]V, rjs,
77,
of
ttyirjiu.
<J>-4Xios, ov, (Ifft, 4>-d\Ao|jiai, fut. <pa\ov(Jiai
a\s) = e(/>aAo$.
:
*
kir-
aor. 2 opt. of
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2

:
44>i|Jivos, pf. pass. part, of <j>!vai, aor. 2 inf. of ^(

i of (pf Ep. aor. 2 subj. o = TO/COS Z<pKTOS C<j>-KTOS, OV, (firi, tKTOS) I + interest at the rate of of the principal, =. i6| p. cent. <j>EicrdfjiT]V,
aXro
to part. kmaXfievos or ird\(j,(vos Dep. : spring upon, to assail : without hostile sense, tviaXjjievos irrirojv having leaped upon or into the chariot absol., Kvfffff fjuv (md\fjivos he kissed him having leaped upon him. 4>-a\os, ov, (irrt, aAs) on or by the sea. cbaX6co, Dor. for t<pr]X6<a. fj>d[jiav [a], Dor. for kâ^v, aor. 2 med. of fyrjfd.
:
aor.
<j>eia>, rjs, ]7,
<|>-\i<rcra),
f.
ca,
to roll
on or along.
of ((pc\KQ).
<j>eXK-ucrcu [y], aor. I inf.
(j>-\KvcTTUK6s, 77, ov, drawing on, attractive. From fut. e<pe\gcu, but the aor. I <J>-\KCI> Ion. ire\Kco
:
(|>-ap.a^vo), (km, a^taâ) /o

pf. part. pass.
irr)fj.a^tvfj.fvos
c?nW wains over:
Ion.
in use
is
(f>ei\Kvcra
traversed by wains.
draw on
or towards
t'cjmp-eptos,
<j)dp,epos [a],
Dor. for l^^yn-.
!<j>-<i|xiX\os, oi/, (7rt, dfju\\a) a match for, rivalling, 2. pass, to be striven, contended for. vying with.
4'(j)av,
ship, to tow after. Pass., TtoSfs e(pf\KOfjL(voi feet dragged or trailing III. along; of tirf\KOfi,vot the stragglers of an army.
to (formed from *l<eA./mu) to drag or trail after one of a II. 2. to drink off, drain.
:
:
pi. aor.
2 of
tyrju'i.
(j>-av8dvoj, impf. -aj/oi/, to please, be grateful or welcome to : Ep. also ImavSavco, impf. (irirjvoavov.
4>dvT]v [a], aor. 2 pass, of (paivu. aor. i pass, of </>cuVcy. <j>iv0Tf]v,

e<j>avro, 3 pi. aor. 2
or drag after one ecf)f\KfTo fj,fi\ivov trailed along the spear (which was stuck in his foot) ; c(p\Krai avSpa aiSrjpos iron draws men after it, i. e. attracts them, tempts them ; t<pt\Ke00a.i
to
;
Med.
draw
HyX
t> e
med. of ^/tt. <j>-dira^, Adv. once for all: at once. f. WGOJ, to 4>-aTrX6o), fold or spread over.
Ion.
Trd<rrTco:
f.
rrfv tail
2. to bring on, enOvpav to pull to the door. consequences. 3. claim, assume. c({>cp.cv, Ep. for (tyeivai, aor. 2 inf. of tyirjpi.
<j>-ewvn,i,
= more
freq. cirifvvvfju.
(firi,
<j>-AirTa>
l<pfyca:
to
aor. I
:
pf. pass. kiffinpaA
\~to fasten on or
l^â
to
hence
fix
<j>-fjs Ion. ir^TJs poet. l<j>^LT]S, Adv. tX /" ") zw order, one after another, in a line.
II.
II. Pass, to be firmly, decree. hung over, impend over, in pf. and plqpf. k^rj-mai, t<ffiirro, like Lat. im-
of Time, successively
:
minet, imminebat ; Ipw^ffai
rerjSt'
pend over the Trojans.
III.
Med.
^Tj-rrrai woes imto lay hold of,
thereupon. 4>6ijis, e<as, T), (ln-ex<w) an excuse, pretext. 4<j>-iro) impf. ityfiTrov Ep. etyfTrov Ion.
aor. 2 firefftrov: inf. f7rto'7rV: part.
fut. k<pty<u\
293
to go after, foil upon, pursue. drive on, urge on. 3. to follow a pursuit, busy oneself about, manage. 4. to seek out, search, travsrse. 5. iroTftov kmffireiv, Qa.va.rov Kal iroTftov
:
2. to
]
'
Dor. c<j>a|3os, ov, (*TTI, 77/377) arrived at t<|>-T)|3os *J manhood or man's estate, which was, at Athens,
eighteen,
Hence
17,
e<|>ir]8oo"uvT),
<|>-T]-yeo|A<u,
the
age of an
(f>rj0os,
manhood.
II. to
kjriOirtiv,
OavfiV Kal
TTOT/XOJ/ kirtairttv to seek

it
out one's
II.
fate or death, bring
on
:
:
oneself, incur
fut.
it.
lead against one. lead to a place, give information.
Dep.
to
Med., impf.
(TTTojirjv, inf.
kfyentup.'qv
kmairtaQai
!<>ee<f>tyof*ai : aor. 2 to follow, pursue : to ac-
<|>-T|8ojjuu, e<j>T]Ka, aor. I

(j>-T|Kci>,
Pass, to exult over.
of
<f)ir)fu.
:
company, attend upon : <j>-pirua>, late form

<j>-p7r,
f.
to obey, comply with. for kfyeprra}.
to
have arrived at
17,
to
extend or reach
to.
4<{>-fjXt, IKOS, 6,
4>-T]X6&>,
f(pr)0os.
fêp'/'cw: aor. I kfyfipwiiffa, inf.

:
tofrom k<pfpirvfa) to creep upon II. to come upon wards. gradually or stealthily : absol., xpovos k<f>epira>v advancing time.
('formed
j"!netaph.
f. uffoj, (km, rj\os) to nail on, nail firmly : in Pass., // is fixed or determined. Pass, to sit on, at, or by. 4>-rjjjuu,
a daily order or course. From ' ' N Dor. c4>a|ji-, ov, also o, ov, (km, a suit, in which there was the right for or during the day, the whole day through ; (<prj7, <ppovftv to take no thought for the morrow: of of appeal to another court. From 2. as Alt. men, l^/xeptot creatures of a day, ephemeral: hence e'4><ris, ccas, 77, (k(pir)jj,i) a throwing at. law-term, an appeal to another court. generally, lasting but a day, short-lived. Dor. c<j>d}j,- Aeol. irap,-, ov, (em, cf>-T|tupos 4>-<T7r6pos, ov, (km, eo"7T/3a) western.
44>T)|Jipia,
17,
e(J)S, aor. 2
imperat
<j>-T||jUpios
4>-<riro|xai, poet, for k<pfirofjuii.
fjlJifpa}
lasting or living but a day, short-lived.

(jkfpirjiJii)
II.
têoxrai, Ep. for kfytaai, aor. I inf. of ktyifa. (|)o-o-ai, Ep. aor. I imperat. med. o
44>o-ord}i6vos, Ep. aor.
part. med. (J><rcro}xai, Ep. fut. med. of c<t'cy.
i
daily.
<|n]fji.o<T'uvr],
-fj,
a command,
pf.
behest.
<j>T|va,
aor. I of <paivoj.
<})^'rrTO,
<J>T}ITT<U,
3 sing.
and
p^qpf. pass,
of
(j)(rra6T6S Att. -UJTCS,

OTTJfJ.1.
nom.
pi.
pf.
part,
of
(<plctjnrjcra,
aor. I for
fut.
of
$77^11.
(J3OTa(TlV, for f(f)ffTT]Ka.(7lV, 3 pi. pf. of d)lffT'nfJ.l. <j>-o-Tios Ion. 7rio-Tios, ov, (em, coTta) by one's
<^Tjcr0a,
cj>T|cra>,
e<f>r)s,
2 sing. aor. 2 ot
I
;
own
hearth or fireside : having a hearth and home : with Verbs of motion, towards home. 2. sitting at
or by the hearth, of suppliants; ktyeffTios Sopcov a II. of the house suppliant inmate of the house. or household: hence, kfytanov Ion. kmanov, TO, a
household, family ; Oeol ((pecrTioi the household gods, Lat. Lares or Penates : also of gods, presiding over
hospitality.
<f>-6<rrpC8t.ov, TO,
i
of tyiijpi. (j30aa, Dor. for ZtyOaffa, aor. 1 4>0apn,cu, pf. pass, of (f>deipoj <j>0aora, aor. I of fyQavo). <|>0Yl aTO 3 sing- aor *
-
of
3
(f>0avaj.
pi.
kâparai.
c(j>0apa, aor. I of
e<j>0-T)|X4tpT|s, (lirrd, fjfJUfJLfp-fjs} containing seven in metre, of three feet and a half, halves, i. e. 3^: esp. as the first 3^ feet of a Hexameter or Iambic Trii
Dim. of
17,
k<pe0Tpis.
meter
cf. irevOrjfJUfjifp'fjs.
6<j>-(TTpCs,
iSos,
(e(f>fvvvfj.i)
an upper garment,
<J>07jv,
aor. 2 of (pOavoj (as if
from
<f)Orjfj,C).
wrapper, cloak, mantle.

((peaTTjKws, pf. part, of e<piffTij(u. II. of k<pt4>T7js, ov, o, (k(pirip.L) a commander. at Athens, a special court to try criminal cases. Tai,
<J><rTc!>s, for
<f>erjjiT|, 77, (e^/T^/ii) a command, behest. e<j>et>a, aor. I of <et/y (not of Qfvyco).
<4>6vp6TT|S, ov, u, 4<j>-vpi(7Ko> Ion.
an
From inventor, contriver. ir- : fut. k<pvpr)ffaj aor. 2 kcfxv:

''
= <pOiv<u. <j>0iv, 3 sing. impf. of <}>6i0iTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. of <f>6iva}. ccj>0opa, pf. med. of <p9eipa). dressed. l(j>06s, 17, o^, verb. Adj. of fya;, boiled, v<o, = f^'C110 on ^y use<^ J" P res an ^ impf.
-
<j)0CaTO, Ion.
pi. plqpf.
or aor. 2 pass, of (pOi
'
ci>
Dor.
<j>icr8
impf.
t<iov
Ion.
pov
to find by chance, find anywhere : generally, to discover, invent, find out: also to detect one doing. aor. I imperat. med. of lêVcu. <|)ij;a,<r0ctf, poet. (})-6\j;tdo[jLai, Dep. to mock or scoff at, ridicule.
:
intr. to sit
J ""' med. k(f>ff<TOftai,

k(f>ff<raa6ai, to
<{>-T]|At,
t(f>er]Ka.
is
:
upon,
at,
T aor. I
""
II. Causal in Ep. fut. or by. :" c ""* ""'' i ^ i 'r 'r"inf. act. and med.
m^
make
to sit
:
upon,
I
set
upon.
Ion. and Ep. there
:
fut.
ftyrjffca
aor.
kfyrjKa,
4>u>paTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of t<popdw. <j>eu>pcov, Ion. impf. of ((f>opaco. *$-i]fta,(>>, f. 77*70;, to come to man's estate.
^<J>T)|36ia,
S,
aor. 2 imperat.
&/>, Ep.
subj. k<t>dca
/o also a 3 sing. impf. t<f>iei (as if from *l0io>) : s<?o? /o one. a. /o s*<f against, launch, or sew/
77,
(f(f)rjl3(v(a}
manhood, man's
estate.
a^: ô set on, to
a, ov, (<f>7)0os) youthful. <|>ir)J3iK6s, 77, ov, Dor. e4>a(3iKos, a, ov, o_/" or for a young man : TO (tyrjPiKov the body of youth. From
hands on him. ktpitvai VOOTOV

;
kfyitvai x<fpds rtw /o lay 3. of events, to send upon one ; TIVI to permit one a return.
do a thing;
to let go, loosen
metaph.
to
give a rein
to
to
give
294
up, yield
to.
:
2. to
also intr. (sub. lavroV), to give oneself up III. to put the male permit, allow.
6<|>-6Sios, ov, (fTrt, 6Sos)
q/ or for a journey
as
to the female, Lat. admittere. refer to a higher judge, to appeal
IV. as law-term, to
;
Subst., e<f)u8iov, TO, Lat. viaticum, supplies for travelan ambassador's traling (mostly in pi., iôSta) ;
cf. e<j>eais.
V.
velling expenses: generally

e<|>-o8os,
fj,
ways and means,
supplies.
Med.
one:
<picftat, fut.
IC^J/OOJMCU, to lay one's
command
azm
at,
or behest upon: to enjoin,

to allow
command:
to intrust to
2. to
one
to
do a thing.
:
(7Tt, 6Sos) a way towards, approach : a means of reaching, access. II. an onset, attack. e4>-o8os, o, one who goes the rounds, an inspector.
: Sup. -wraros. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of <f>oiTaca. 4>6\Kaiov, T(5, (f<pc\Kca) a rudder. 6<J)6\Kiov, TO, (f<pf\Kai) a small boat towed after a
long after; desire.

<j>-iKvcop.cH Ion. ITT-
<j>-o8os, ov, (firi, 686s) accessible
PTJV: pf. (ipiyftai:

to, c.
: metaph., efyin*\4fcav or ^070;, to towc& the right point in II. to come w/>o, speaking : absol. to extend.
gen.
Dep. of things, to &V exactly

:
fut. f(j>lofiai : aor. 2 e<f>lKoto come w/> to, reach, attain
l4>oiTT),
<r0at
ship
generally,
17,
4>o\Kis,
(eêAtfo;)
vz'szV,
c.
ace.
kiriKtaOai
(Ion. aor.
to wszV
inf.)
fi.aaTi'yi
zw'/
ecfsoXKos, ov,
an appendage. a burdensome appendage. (k<psXK<a) drawing on or towards,

II.
rjcroj,
at-
tr\r]yas
TOV 'E\\r]airovTov
the Hellespont
tractive, enticing.
drawling:
absol.
a laggard.
;
blows.
Hence
17,
t(J>-op.apTco,
4>-oirACci>,
f.
to follow close
upon.
to
e(j>iKTos,
<j>C\a0v,
6v, verb. Adj., easy to reach. <j>CXacra, Dor. for
f.
aca
Ep. aor.
:
i inf. t<poir\iaaa.i
equip, get ready, prepare
so also in
Med.
of.
<j>i\aTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. i med. <j>iXi(]0v, Ep. 3 plur. aor. I pass, of <pi\eca. 4(j>-C[Xpos, ov, (firi, i'fj.epos') longed for, desired
lightful, agreeable, [t] aor. I pass, c|>t.|ju)0T]v,
(j>opaTiKos,
:
77,
6v, looking over,
watchful
From
de-
<f>fwpwv Ion. 3 sing. ITT: to aor. 2 ttrtioov : kfioif/ofjiai Ep. emoif/ofjiai wpa 2. generally to look on, look over, oversee, observe.
:
<j>-opaco Ion.
:
ir-
impf.
f.
of
(fiifioa}.
view
Pass.,
oaov tyf&paTO
in view.
(ttyopfvai)
<}>-Cirmos, ov,
(tiri,
riding: TO
<{>-nrTros,
</>t7T7ros
((f>iiririov
of or for a horse or (gub. arpMjM}, Lat. ephippia, a

i-rnros)
the island as
<j>ope(a,
was
"fj,
an
Trjs vrjaov as much of 3. to look out for, choose. the office overlooking:
saddle-cloth, a horse's harness.

ov, (Irrt, ZWos) on horseback; a rushing wave of horses.
K\VOQJV
or dignity of fyopos, the ephoralty. 6<j>op6iov, TO, the court of the epbori.
e<j>opev:a>, f. ffca,
From
(eôpos) to be
= ((popaca.
II.
(j>-tirrajJLat, late
form
:
an ephor.
44>opiKos,
pres., impf.,
17,
4cj>-tcrSavo>, 4(j)-io-8(o,
<j>-io"n]jju Ion. 6TT-
Dor. for A. Causal in
ov, (côpos)
fut.,
and
impose. point to an
aor. I eireaTrjaa : to set or place upon : to 2. to set one person over another : to apoffice.
t(|)-6pios, a, ov, <j>-op(j,aivco, to
of or for the ephori. (im, opos) o the frontier. rws^ on.

:
4>-op[xaco Ion. eirs/z'r
f.
170*0;
3.
((piffravai TIVI
ayuva
to
II.
w/>,
rouse against one, wrg*e
o,
aor. I -dupfiijaa set in motion.

II.
to
2.
found or
institute
games
in
honour of a. person.
intr. to
rs
w/>on, attack.
to set by or near.
III. to c/&ec,
ma&e
a//.
IV.
aor. I
f(f>a}pfj.T}0afJLr)v
and
Pass, and Med., to ie stirred ((fxupnÔijv :

at.
TOV vovv, to attend to, Lat. anitnum advertere : absol., tyiaravai to attend. B. Intrans. in Pass, and in aor. 2 act. ncarrjv, pf. to stand upon : to be (J)effTr]Ka, plqpf. tfptffTfjKeiv : 2. to stand or imposed. float on the top ; TO ((piTOV yd^QKTos, i.e. cream. aTa.fj.fvov 3. to be set
$<piaT<ivai
up, roused: to rush furiously on: to hurry, rush for-
ward,
i. to
make a dash
,
4((>-opp.ecd
Ion. eir
f.
i7<r<y,
to lie at
:
anchor over
:
against, to blockade an Pass, to be blockaded.
enemy
generally, to watch
access.
!<{>-opjjn?|, 77, (lirt, opp-yf)
an entrance,
II.
over, Lat. praeesse ; pf. part. Ion. 01 CTTfffTfWTfs Att. ot II. to stand by or lêcrrwres, those in authority. wear: absol. to s/ao* 6y. 2. to s/aa* over against,
an attempt upon
a place, attack. e4>op|ju]06Lev, 3 pi. aor. I opt. pass, oi k<popp.aca. the lying at anchor <J>6p[AT)cris, eo;s, 17, (ecf)opfj.(oj)
oppose: metaph. to impend, be close at hand, Lat. instare ; Krjpes tycaTaGiv OavaTOio the fates of death nre close at hand. III. to halt, stop. IV. to attend to.
<J>\aSov, aor.
<j>6J3ir]0v,
?.
so as to blockade an
enemy, a blockade.
icD,
<j>-opp.i<o, f. iffca Att. er moorings : ship to
(iTTi,
oppos) to bring a
Pass., to
Med. and
come
to
anchor.
e<f>-opiJLOs, ov, (ttri,
of (pXafa.
pi. aor. I pass,
oppos) at anchor.
Ep. 3
of <o/3co;.
<j>-opp.os, o,
c([)6pfj.r](ns,
a blockade.
<cj)-oSva>, f. <ra>, (em, 656s) to visit, go the rounds, patrol: also of an officer who visited yearly at Satrapies
of Persia
e(f>-68tct, TO.,
generally, to superintend, watch over. see lôSiOS.
II. as Subst., 2. at overseer, guardian, ruler. Sparta, ot %<popot the Ephori or Overseers, a body of five magistrates, who controlled even the kings.
e<j>opos, ov, (f(f>opdw) overseeing.
t</>opos, 6,
an
!<)>oSi.da> Ion. IIT-, f. aoca, to furnish with supplies or stores for a journey : Med. to supply oneself with or receive for one's supplies. From
<f>-6<rov,
<j>pacrd}J.av,
for f(f>' oaov, in so far Dor. aor. I med. o <j>paa, aor. I of (ppdaaca.
Adv.
as.
EX&.
,
295
a, ov, verb. Adj.
4>piâ, aor. I of (ppiffGca. ec^puaâ, aor. I of <ppva.G(jQ}.

e<|>pvâ, aor. I
6<j>-vpptjco,
f.
Adv.,
,
= x$f s
of ( xOaipca, to be bated.
>
yesterday.
of
iffca
(ppvyca.
Att.
to),
to insult over one,
add
insult to injury : also in Med. f, aor. 2 of <pcvyco.
ov, irreg. Sup. of 4x#pos, formed from Subst. lx^ os ) as tepSiffTos from retpoos : most hated, most hateful : as Subst. one's bitterest enemy.
TJ,
X0">v, ov, gen. of os,
irreg.
Comp. of
cxfyos, formed
:
doos, 77, (In-t, vScup) o/ the water. <j>-u8pos Ion. tiT-, ov, (cTTt, i;5a;p) we/, rainy, bringrain. 1. abounding in water. ing
5,
from Subst. ex#os, as hated : more hostile.

4x0o8oircco,
f.
rfcrct),
tcfpdicov
from Kfpoos
more
to cause hatred.
From
<J>-vp.Vo>,
f.
770"cy,
over.
11. to
to sing or chant after : to chant 111. sing a dirge or mournful strain.
6X0o8oir6s,
17,
ov, (ex#os) hateful, hostile.
to sing of, descant on. =<j>vv, aor. 2 of <pv<v : also
Ep. 3 pi. e<f>vcrav. 6<j>-\TTp0, before a vowel -0v, Adv./rom above: on atop, over. above, 'E*T'PA Ion. -pt], 7), Epbyre, old name of Corinth.
c4>up<ra, aor.
<j)ii(rav,
I
fos, TO, hate, hatred, enmity, Lat. odium; TIVOS hatred for one. II. a hated object. Ion. f\Qpi(\, 17, hatred, enmity ; e'x^pa TLVOS hatred for one; 6V e'xfyas juoAeff or dtyifceaQai TIVL
"EX0O5,
to
of 0ypcu.
4>v<nr],
-
2. 3 pi. aor. 2 of (pvca. 3 pi. aor. i oftyvaj. Dor. for e<pvffa, 3 sing. impf. of <pvffda. \y]
f.
become a/ enmity with one. X0paivo>, f. dVa), (ix#pos) to a/e to 6ea/ enmity with. cx0po-8aip,(ov, of, gen. ovos, (kx^pos, SaifMav) hated of the gods : ill-fated, miserable.
:
ex0po-^vos,
inhospitable.
ov, (4xfy>os,
e'fos)
unfriendly to guests,
<|-vo TpiJo), after another.

vo*cu 4(j>-tjo>, f.
o"cu,
(Iffi,
ueTTepos) to 6e later,
come
be rained
4>' co,
upon : Pass, to [v], (Ifft, uo>) to ra/ upon, exposed to the rain; pf. part, ftyvapevos.
core,
i.
c{>'
e.
6-jrl
TOVTCU &<JT, on the condiripe,
11. act. X0pos, a, ov, (fxôs) hated, hateful. 111. as Subst. hating, hostile, at enmity with. Besides fÔpjx6p6s, 6, one's enemy, Lat. inimicus. icai Tepos, txQpuTaTos, the irreg. Comp. and Sup. tx' '*
tion that.
tc{>-upios, of, (iTrt, cxaSov, aor. 2 of
cX&o" TOS were

,
in
common
:
use.
&pa) in season, x av dvca.

'
mature.
EX6t,
to bate
Pass, to be hated, hateful.
Only
cXîvov, aor. 2 of
x a ivo}
2 pass.
or X^- <JKO} pass
X *P'T V []>
<
aor
used in pres. and impf. Hence Xt8va, 17, (ex ts ) a vip er adder. extSvatos, a, ov, of or /z'fo a vz/>er. 'EXTNAI, o>f at, islands in the Ionian sea, after, ,
a or. I of x<y.
j
wards called 'ExivdSfs. exivees, 01, a kind of mice with rough bristling hair,
i.e.
I.
at/-
in Libya.
given security, responsible : trustworthy, faithII. ful. having received security, secure. x-0i)fxos, ov, (6X<w, ^vfto's) controlling one's temfwg"
T3XTNO2,
urchin.
(Deriv. unknown.) o, the urchin, hedgehog
also the sea-
2. the shell
ajar : hence,
Lat. echinus.
per, under self-control.

xt-p/D0o>, (lx<w, fiiiOos) to bold one's peace.
of the sea-urchin, often used as II. like Lat. testa, a jug, pitcher, vase, 2. the vase in which the notes of eviIII.
Hence
dence were sealed up.
part of the
it
bit
of a
xep.v0ia, ^, silence. X-vt]ts, -vrji'Sos, contr.

i/aOs)
c -v
fis,
-ffjSos,
17,
bridle, studded over with points to make "EXITS, tos and fcas, 6, a viper, adder.
6z
severe.
holding ships fast.

s,
X*-irevKT|s,
(XW
w*^) epith. of a dart,
or sharp, piercing. Xc-<rapicos, oi/, (e\&, aap) fitting to the body. (\t(TKOv, Ion. impf. of x<y" 6X*"o rov s, oi/, (tx 01'' O"TOJ/OS) bringing sorrows.
MTa ireTprjs supprops, cradles for ships ; fX( ports of rock, i.e. solid rock; Ix/wâ iri>p~iwv supporting towers.
vrjufv
,
1. a holds : cxp-a, OTOS, TO, (ex<w) tbat which 2. c. gen. a bulwark, defence hindrance, obstacle. 11. a hold-fast, stay, 6Xâra against.
support^;
^^ plough-handle, Lat. sm/a. Hence XT\T)6is, 0-o-a, (v, of the plongh-bandle. Xv, Dor. imperat. pass, of lx<w. ed. Ix^^îvtxcva, Ep. aor. I of x* * / '^ X<|>povc, (4x t P a" ) 'o 6e sensible or shrewd. From X<t>po<rvvT], 3), g"ooc? sense, shrewdness. *X*"4 P COV OI/ g en< OI/OS (^X 67 <})P'Q V sensible, shrewd. XTI"0 a Ep. 2 sing. subj. of xa>. x0aipo>, f. Ix^P^'- aor J tfx0 rlPa: fut
exT\ir], -TI, (ex<w)
'
Dor. for
aor. I of
X
'
vffa -
impf. of
x oo}
see
'
-
X^}VVVIU
'
'
XP'H
a aor
'
xpa iv(a f XP^ 03

'
I pass, of xpdofjia.1. XpT|cr0T]v, aor. ' expicra, aor. I of XP i cu>
>
'
')
Xt0i]v
[i/],
aor.
"
pass,
XWTO, exv1
cx^pos,
a, of,
2 pass, of xcw. * (X<w)^?^z, strong, secure, safe; (v x y

'
pl-
an(^
of x<wsm g- Ep. aor.
povfj.ai in pass, sense:
(ex^
s)
â/^, be
iV to
an enemy
:
tlvai to
be in safety
: :
also trustworthy.
Hence
to
c.
ace. cognato, exôs
ex^ a 'P
to be
bear hate
ws, Adv. securely
Comp.
(xvp6>T(pov.
Pass., 6x0aipe00a-t
* TWOS
bated by one.
impf. flxov Ep.
296
pf. tgca, or (in the sense of holding} ff\rjaca Ep. câwa (in compd. owox&woTe) aor. 2 imperat. cr^ts, subj. GX&, opt. ffxoirjv, inf. G\eiv Ep. poet, also Za\eQov, inf. ax<tfj.ev, part, aytav
: :
bear, wear, carry for oneself, or also to carry or conduct oneself;
what
ts
one's
own
ffparfpws bear II. to keep oneself back, abstain, thyself resolutely. ' refrain from: absol., (TX* ^X 6 ^ 6 hold! cease!
%x
Pass,
and Med. ex
:
'
!*
impf.
t'xÂ"? 1
'
fut.
C'XCOVTI,
Dor. for
4'x<y<ri.
and ffxnffofMi
:
aor. 2 effxofJirjv Ep. 3 sing.

I. /o
i.
f\(acra, aor. I of
imperat. <rx o ^> inf. <rx0$cu, part, ax<Jf^fvos. A. Trans. Radic. sense, to av, oW; ai/, possess ; ol ex OVTes those that #at/,
3 sing. aor.
aor. I pass,
e.
x^^v/zt. I of
pi. pf. pass,
/fo
Ivj/aXarau, Ion. 3
\|/-avSpa,
77,
of
if/d\\(a.
wealthy:
at>
Pass, /o fo possessed by, belong to. 2. /o to wife : to have in one's house, to entertain : c.
(e'^cu,
dvrjp) boiling
men, epith. of Meto
dea,
from her restoring old Aeson
youth.
ace. loci, to dwell in, inhabit : ev yaarpl /Spe'ôs), to be pregnant, be with child.
%x eiv
su b.
aor. I o ; yrjpas fx fiv * simple Verb ^TjpaffKfiv, etc.; so, \v aropf. pass, of tya<a. a boiling: generally, cookery. HO.TI exeiv to be always talking of. 4. to imply, ev/irjcrts, ecus, 37, (ti/'o;) Iv /Tjaco, fut. of f\f/(a. infer ; alffxvvrjv ex fiv t imply disgrace. 5. like a pipkin, pan for boiling. Lat. teneo, to know, understand, comprehend. II. 4v|/T]TT|p, 77pos, 6, (e'ô/) to hold, keep : to holdfast : to keep with one, retain, sodden. IxJ/irjTOS, 17, ov, (tyca} boiled, detain : to hold tight, grip, grasp, of the hold of cij/Ca Ion. 44/iT], rj, ($la, tyeia) a game played with wrestlers. 2. to hold up, bear up, sustain: hence to pebbles : Hence generally, amusement, pastime. hold out or bear up against, to resist, in which sense 4vj/tdop,at, Dep. to play wijth pebbles : generally, to Homer uses fut. C\T\G(.(.V an ^ med. axn^^ô-i-3disport, amuse oneself: to entertain oneself with.
State or Condition
age,
3. of a have reached old
i|/avora, aor. I of tyavca. 4/ea, aor. I of if/eyca.
= the
: to guide, steer : in fut. axh ffoj an<^ land. 4. to hold in, check, stop: also to keep fast or close, as a bar does a gate to allay pain : c. gen. to stop or hinder from a thing. 5. to
to direct to,
/
aim
4/i6vp[o-8opis, Dor.
j/vY'n
aor. <rx e
to
\|/ur}jievos, pf. pass. part,
keep,
ward off: hence to guard, keep safe :

6. to keep
of armour, to
III.
fut.
protect. to have
doing or making, cause. means or power to do a thing, to be able, Lat. babeo: OVK ex* followed by OTTCUS, irws, Trot),
tyiav as if from 4ê'o>) : Med., fut. tyrjcrofMi tyriffca: aor. I rf^rjaa: to boil, seethe, opp. Pass., aor. I iji^fiQrjv : pf. jjif/rfpai:
:
"E^H
v [^]
impf. of tyiOvpifa. of tyifa. aor> 2 P ass of ifrvx'

I pi.
-
impf.
fyov
(Ion.
I-
like
etc.,
to
birraea
of metals, to smelt, refine
metaph. to
not how, know not where, etc. B. Intrans., to hold oneself, to be or keep in a certain state : esp. with Advs., tv ex^t, fea\u>s or /rao)s X f i, Lat. bene, male se habet, it is going on well, etc. ; a gen. modi is often added, fv ex iv TWOS to be well off for a thing, abound in it ; KO.XWS %x ftv T *) s 2. to be so HeOrjs to be pretty well offfor drink. and so, be; \6yos e'x" the story goes, prevails. 3. one's ground, stand fast or firm. to keep 4. to stand up, jut out, rise, project ; Kioves vif>6a' ex VTes
pillars
/ know
cherish, nurse. 0), Ion. for a;, pres. subj. oi, contr. for lacy.
to),
of
ei/it
sum.
contr. for laot, 3 sing. opt. of t&ca. 4w, dat. of 4os. for tD, aor. 2 subj. oftrjfu. , Ion. i>, gen. and ace. sing, of ecus, the dawn.
pY pf. 2
of
o'lyvvfjLL,
to open.
tcpYp-cu, pf. pass,
of
o'iyvv/j.1.
?o)6a, 4udea, Ion. pf. 2 and plqpf. of eO(a. ?co06v Dp. TJW06V, Adv. (eo}s)from morn, at earliest
rising high.
at, be directed
towards ; enmity directed towards the Athenians extend, reach unto : also, ex fiv a-P^pi or
about, busy, occupied with.
6.
5. to point towards, glance fx^P a fx ovffa * s 'A.0rjvaiovs

:
dawn, at break of day.

00fv6s,
17,
of Place, to
ircpi
to be
's
in Att.,
tx 03
joined with aor. part, of another Verb;
v6v as Adv. ar/y in the morning; If tw&ivov = tcaOev. o>0ovv, impf. of wdfca. ICOKCIV, plqpf. of 0iiea. ccoXo-Kpdo-ta, 6, (ecwAos, Kpaats) a mixture or com-
o^, (ecus)
m ê morning, early;
TO (a9i~
fX ova
<-
for tteitpv<pa(n
7.
diro/e\fi(Tas
K\eiKas.
the part, fx notion of duration to what

8ia.Tpi0eis
tx fts
pres.,
with the
adds a
pound of dregs of wine : metaph., ecaXoKpaaiav Trjs the stale dregs irovrjpias KaTaaKfS&aat TWOS to empty
of his villany over one. ecoXos, ov, (ys) a day old, kept till the morrow: of food, stale : hence out of date, obsolete. ewXirct, 3 sing, plqpf. of %\irco.
4iop.V, in
II.
%xw; why
keep on
to
is being done; ri Srjra then keep wasting time? \rjptis
tX^ you
C.
trifling.
hold oneself to, hold on by, cling to, to hold to one, depend upon, be closely connected with : hence to lay bold on, claim, take possession of. 2. of Place, to be close, border
Med.
/o:
make fast
metaph.
19. 404, eirei x' fwfJiev iro\ffj.oio,
when
we have enough of war:

aor. 2 subj. of iripi,
da), to satiate.
u>|jieY,
considered as i>*= but sometimes referred to
commonly
on, next to
6 cx^^fvos that
comes next or nearest ;

II. to
TO cxopevov eras the year next ensuing.
contr.
from
Idoficv, I pi. of
Icicu.
<2fJLl
(J-OTOS.
297
-,
from (aoiju, I sing. opt. of toco. cSv, Horn, and Ion. for wv, pres. part, of (ipi sum. u>vt]p,(u, <ovT|fJU]v, pf. and plqpf. of uv
contr.
Z A -, Aeol. for Sta

sense, like apt
also as insep. Prefix with intensive tpi-, aya-, as in a-0f os, fa-fjifvfjs, etc.
:
AyK\ov,
(Old
tl-if|s,
TO, a reaping-hook or sickle, Lat. falx.
ccovoxoei, 3 sing. impf. with double augm.

<fo>a, aor.
i
Sicilian
fs,
word.)
arjp.1)
of oiyvv/u.
(fa-,
strong blowing, stormy, gusty;
<ios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet. loo'ios Ep. -qoios, (ecus) t'n /fo 2. morning, at early dawn, at day-break.
farjv, irreg. ace. for (,aea, far).
eastern, Lat. Eous.
form of alupa, a being suspended, ccopa, 37, II. a noose for banging in the air, oscillation. banging.
collat.
cupel, 3 sing. impf. of opau.
IcipdKa, cupufjiai,
pf. act.
and
JaKopos,6, = Siatcropos, SICLKOVOS, a minister, servant. .Ja-KOTOS, ov, very wrathful. a storm: metaph. troufd\t|, rj, (aAs) surge, spray:
ble, distress.
^d-Oeos, a, ov, also os, ov, very divine, holy* hallowed. a-0cp^)S, fs, (a-, Otpos) very hot. laiv Att. wev, 3 p l. O pt. of $aca.
pass, of 6pa<u.
(Akin to ad\os, Lat. salum.)

rj\ovaa.
u>pyi,
fern.,
for (vpyet,
3 sing, plqpf.
cuwpe'cu,
ccopco), collat.
form of
of*pyca. whence aor.
Dor. for
I
part,
f.
cwprjaaaa Tovftov
o/jifja.
having raised aloft mine

strength.
I,
JaXtoTos, Dor. for TJ\-. -rjow, to be very violent, exert all one's
:
eye.
From
Iwprafov, Icbprao-a, impf. and aor. augm., of copTafa.

ecopro, for ijopro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass,
lojpcov, impf.
o>s,
with
acipoj.
irreg.
d-[Avf|s, fs, (fa-, fjitvos) very strong or migh'y
of
raging, violent. a|j.ia, Dor. for
^rjfiia.
of
opdca.
Zdv, Zavos,
Zfvs, q. v.
^d-ireSov, TO,
6,
Dor. for
Zfiv, Zrjvos,
old form of
I. as Conjunction, while, so long as, Lat. donee, properly relative to the antec. rtoas 2. Ep. re teas. Teajs,
"EH2
Att. for Ion. jfis, morn. Ion. and Ep. cuos Ep. etos:
Hence Lat. Janus.
= SavreSoi/.
for
4.
a time.
II. as Adv., ovcas, tva, that, in order that. ore, Lat. usque dum, till the time when : so too, lews ov ; ecus wore; Lat. 2. quousque f how long f with Advs. of Place, teas Side, teas ecrcy or ecv, to
= d>s,
3.
till,
until, -until
such time as.
(C-, TrX^ôs) very full ; ytveids a bushy beard : full-sounding. d-irXovros, ov, very rieh.
5a-irXT]0T|s, es,
d-in5pos, ov, (fa-, irvp) very fiery.
ecus
Dor. for fyrovaa.

o,
farpeiov,
S, fs,
|S,
e's,
arpetjco, Dor. for far-.
up
(fa-, rpe^cw) well-fed, fat. (fa-, <p\(-f(u) full offire, fiery.
this point, till within, etc. ecocra, caxrd|j.i]v, aor. i act.
and med. of
clfle'cu.
ov, very wrathful.

,
for Sxri. 3 pi. pres. subj. of ej/*t ecocn,, iuxri, contr. for edovai, 3 pi. pres. of eacu. ccoo-pai, pf. pass, of uOtca.
oo--n-6p, strengthd. for ecus, et/erc
o--<}>6pos, ov, (ecus, </x'po;)
Ion.
sum.
o
îo wants
fa-xpT|T|s,
:
oi/,(fa-, xp ft/a ) to know the

,
^^^
way.
needy; faxP ei
wft7.
as Subst.,
rious
(fa-, xP aw B ) attacking violently, fuof warriors, eager, fiery.

fwo), in later Poets
77
morn-bringing:
d-xpt"o-os, or, n'c^ in gold.
o 'Ecafftyopos the Morning-star, Lat. Lucifer. ecovrov, IWVTWV, Ion. for lav-rov,
ZA'fl Ep.
ff s,
fr)
;
6,
Att. contr.
yr]v
;
o>,
imperat.
:
or
f^t
if
opt.
inf. faeti/
e C7
contr. tfjv
impf. lî/ (as

:
from C^^t)'
but 3
pl.
eow
:
fut.
fâw and
;
?^ ^C ?.
7
pf. efafca
/o //ve, breathe
faffofiai: aor. I eCâa: ffiv alive : fjv diro TWOS

:
to live off" or o
TJV
6r)v, jSt'ov.
a thing, cf. aTro&v c. ace. cognato, II. metaph. to be in full vigour:

uv, as Adj., active,
to be fresh, strong, efficient: part.
Z,
as
J-qra,
T(5,
'
7rT<i and ?/3So/ios (the obsol. $', i.e. or vau, being retained to represent ?), but 7 Z is compounded of ff and 8, = 0-8, whence in 7000. Aeol. and Dor. (j-ovoiffSca if/i6vpia5<u are written for
numeral
indecl., sixth letter
of Gr. Alphabet
powerful, efficacious.
-fe.insepar. enclitic Particle, denoting motion towards
a place, f being written
for ff8, as, 'AOrjvafa,
0vpae,
for 'Aî/acrSe, OvpaaSe. êycpies, a Libyan word, a
kind of m/ce.
spelt.
i{/i6vpifa.
In Ion. 5 was changed into
ZEIA',
17,
zâ, a sort of grain, used as fodder for
and
easily passed into 8, as appears in iraifa iraiSi/os, aXairaSvos. etc. : it also melted into i, e. g.
horses, prob.
a coarse wheat,
op topKos, frfovjugum. Zeta, being a double conson., makes a short vowel before it long by position. But there are two proper names in Homer, before which the vowel is retained
short,
ei-8o>pos, ov, (fcta, 8a;pfoât) zea-giving, fruitful. êipd,i7, rt w/zWe upper garment, girded about the loins
and
falling
over the
feet.
(Foreign word.)
poet, for fecu, as Trvetcu for rrveoj. 3Jcr<ra, Ep. for efeo-a, aor. I of ft'cu.
Zjciio,
darv
Z(\fii)s, vXrjeaaa
ZaxwOos.
J(TTOS,
17,
OK, (few) boiled, boiling, hot.
298
T(^'
\)-yr\\a.T6<a,
f.
Dim. of fcvyos, a puny team of oxen.

770-01,
evY-TjX<iTTjs, ov, 6,
a yoke of oxen. From (eiryos, 6\avvcu} a driver of a

to drive
frjXaios, a, ov, (77X05) jealous. ov > g en ovos, (r)\f<v} jealous. i)Xif||Jia}V,

-
ir]Xo-8oTT]p, 77pos, 6, (77X05,

r]Xo-p.avT|s.
,
oidojfjLi)
yoke of oxen.
(77X05,
(.lavTJvai)
mad
giver of bliss. with jealousy.
two and fevytTTjs [t], ov, 6, (feiryos) yoked together, II. {cvyirai, ol, yeomen, the third two, in pairs. of Solon's four classes of Athenian citizens, so called from their being able to kefp a team ({evyos} of oxen:
the first class being called TrevTaKOffiofttoipvoi, the second time?*, and the fourth Orjrfs.
or loop of the ft5-yXa, 77, the collar etry\T) poet. yoke (wyov), through which the oxen's heads were II. the put, so that the fryuv had two eryAcu. rudder-bands see irrjoahiov. that which is linked toetiY|JUi, aros, TO, ({(vyvvjjn) gether, a band, bond : &v~fiia rov \ifivos a boom or chain across the mouth of the harbour. Jciryvup-cv, -vi|Avai, Ep. inf. of favyvvfjii.
;
JrjXos, o, (to/) eag-^r rivalry, emulation, in good 2. sense, opp. to (pGovos (envy). strong passion, esp. jealousy : zeal or emidous desire for a
ay
/fo ofy'ec/ o/ emulation or rzthing. va/ry, happiness, blessedness. fi]Xo<ruvT|, 77, poet, for 77X0$.
II. pass,
frjXoTiJTreco,
f.
770-0),
be jealous of.
to.
2. to envy.
(ÂOTUTTOS) to emulate, rival, 3. to affect, pretend
Hence
T|XoTCma,
-
T),
rivalry, jealousy, envy.
r}X6-TV'n'Os, ov, (77X05, TUTTTOI) jealous. frjXoco, f. wffca, (77X0$) to rz'va/, v/e with, emulate,
Lat. aemulari
after.
c.
2. to
or -vw : impf. 3 pi. tfrv-yvvffav (Ep. fut. fvoj fvyvvffav) or efcvyvvov (Ep. fcvyvvov)
:
:
ZETTNY"MI
be jealous of, envy.
ace. rei, to desire emulously, strive 3. to emulate,
envy, admire,
commend.
Hence
of emulation:
in pi.
T]Acep.a, trros, TO, the object
high
II. rivalry, emulation. aor. I e^fvga: Pass., aor. I k^fv\6riv , more frequent fortunes. aor. 2 ffyyqv [y] to join or link together, yoke: T|Xa><ris, fo>s, T), (77X00;) emulation, imitation. Med., ITTTTOUS evyvva6at to yoke horses for oneself, JijXtoTqs, ou, o, (77X001) a rival, zealous imita2. a zealot. II. genetor. put to one's horses ; also to harness.
join or fasten together, make fast ; aaviScs 2. to join in wedlock, eêvy/jifvai close-shut doors. marry, unite: Med. of the husband, to wed: Pass.
rally, to
fT)Xo)r6s, imitation.
77,
ov, (77X^0;) to be emulated, 2. enviable, happy, blessed.
worthy of
to be
married.
3. to join by bridges,
throw a bridge
5. to undergird ships with ropes. Ôyos, fos, TO", (fevyvvfjii) a yoke or team of beasts, death the penalty. (Deriv. uncertain.) Hence a pair of horses. f. woca, to cause loss to one, do one 2. the carriage drawn by a team, damage T)|ju6a), a chariot, plough : any pair or couple. II. of or hurt: to punish; esp. in money, to fine : Pass., more than two things or persons joined together, e. g. with fut. med. fyfj-iuaofjiai or pass. ^r]fj.ioj9r)aoiMii,,
across.
Lat. damnum, opp. to Ktpoos; ir)|jLia, 77, loss, damage, II. a penal'y, esp. in Qavepa 77/^10; a clear /oss. money, a fine ; Odvarov ^jjfjLiav irponOevat to make
evyos TpiirapOfvov three maiden
sisters.
6VKTT|pia, a fastening, band; see tnjSdXiov. From VKTr|pios, a, ov, ({evyvvfju) fit for joining or yok-
aor. I (fafuwOrjv, to be fined. *ZT\V, 6, gen. Z77VOS, pret. for Zeu's, q. v.
Zfjvo-SoTTjp,
77/30$, 6,
(Zrjv, oiSa}fj,i)=Zr]v6<pp<av.
ing ; TO
evai,
ev/cTr)piov a yoke. aor. I inf. of {evyvvpi
{cvjjsiev,
3 sing. opt.
ZTJVO-^PIOOV, ov, gen. ovos, (Zrjv, typfjv) knowing the mind of Zeus, revealing the will of Jove, of oracles.
JeOôv, imperat.
evis, ecus, yoking oxen.
fut. of ao>. -f|<TOp.ai, for fyjrtoj. ({evyvvpi) a yoking or manner of JTJTCVO), poet, 2. a 2. ZHTE'fl, f. 770-0;, to seek, seek for, seek after. joining by a bridge. ZET'2, 6, voc. Zeu but genit. Auk, dat. Au, ace. to search out, inquire into, examine, investigate : c. Aia as if from *Ats: poet. ZTJVOS, Zrjvi, Zrjva, Dor. inf. to seek to do. Hence 3. to have to seek. that ûbicb is sought: an inquiry, Zavos, etc., as if from *Zrjv, Zdv Zeus, Jupiter, t|TT]fJia, OTOS, TO, king and father of gods and men, son of Kronos (or question. to be searched; TO, rjTr)ffi/Ji) ruler of the lower air (arjp); hence rain and storms places to be beaten tor game. come from him, as Zevs vft. a seeking for, searching T|Trj<ris, eojs, T), (77TO)) Z<j)i}ptTfj (sub. 771/077), -^, Ze(pvpos, the west wind. after : a searching out, inquiry, investigation.
77,
;
:
<
Z<j>tipos, o, Zephyrus, the west wind, or properly the north-west. (From o</>os, darkness or the West, as
Evpos from
loss,
morn
:
or the East.)
ZETl,
seethe
:
fut.
{taw
aor. I
ecaa
Ep.
êo-Q-a
to boil,
one must seek out. ov, 6, (^tjT(ca') a seeker, searcher, inquirer, II. at Athens, the ^rjrrjTai were comexaminer.
,
ir]Tr|TT|S,
generally, to boil up, esp. of hot springs : also v Cce the earth simply to be hot, throb with heat; was hot : metaph. to boil with passion, like Lat. fer-
x^
vere.
(ft, JfiOi,
II. trans, to
make
to boil, heat.
missioners to inquire into sta'e-offences. verb. Adj. of ^rjTfca, sought for. 77, ov, a weed that grows in wheat, darnel, , TO, Lat. zizanium, lolium. (Eastern word.)
,
imperat. of
Cw.
OT],
Ion. for
cury.
(ota
oia, Aeol. for
QT?I.
299
&)Ypac|>iK6s,
77,
6v, skilled in painting.
From
oos, a, uv, poet, for OJGS, iws. oopKas also 6p, fypteus, 77. op>cds, d5os, 77, o<j>p6s, 6v, (6<f>os) dark, dusky, murky, gloomy. ZO'Ô5, o, darkness, dusk, gloom : esp. of the
nether world : hence the land of darkness, the nether world itself: Homer divides the world into a light and dark side, where 6<pos the dark or night side, the
west, is opposed irpos 'Ho; T' 'HeAtoV re, the light side, the east. Hence.
o<{>6ci), f. ouoca,
(o-Ypi<|>os, ov,(({)ov, ypa<jMv) painting animals, painting from nature : as Subst., {caypcKpos, o, a painter. u>Ypci, o>YpiT6, pres. imperat. of w-Ypco, f. 770-0;, (o;os, dypfvca) to take alive, take II. to restore prisoner in war, to give quarter to.
to life
and
strength, revive.
T),
Hence
to
darken
Pass, to be dark.
a taking alive, taking prisoner. coSiaic6s, 77, ov, (cfSiov) of or containing animals; o faoiaKos (sub. KVK\OS} the Zodiac. ^J^Stov, T(5, Dim. of cpov, a small figure, painted or
o>YpicÎon. -ITJ,
carved.
cojj.6v, (oe|jivai, for uciv, inf. of a>eo-KOV, Ion. impf. of {ao;. Dor. wa Ion. and poet. OT] Aeol. fan)
ôt^-wS-qs, 60), for o<y.
(6<pos, etSos) dusky, gloomy.
$w*$&Vk
ota,
77,
iryao-Tpov, ro (êrryvuyut) a chest or 00* o/ boards strongly fastened together.

^
Jijyets, aor. 2 part. pass, o vYt)vcu, aor. 2 inf. pass, o vyr]-<(>6pos, oy, poet, for vyo(p~,
l
(ao>) a living, means of living, subsistence, goods,

property.
II. life.
bearing the yoke.

;
s, a, ov, (vyov) of or for the yoke t>Y TTOS a draught-horse, wheeler.
tfyios in-
u}-0aXp.ios, ov, (C^t 0aXXo;) giving vigour of life. a>ucos, ?/, ov, (&OV) of or for animals. u>p.a, aTos, TO, (wvvvfu) that which is girded: the
VYITT]S, ov, 6, (ftryoV) on* o/ the rowers who sat on the second of the three banks or benches, those on the lowest being OaXap.irai, those on the highest
girded tunic worn under the armour
the
armour
o>-
OpaviTcu.
[t]
II. also = girded by the ^caarrjp. {uvrj, or OT77p, a girdle, belt. From o>p.6i;p,a, OTOS, TO, broth, soup.
vyo-Se(T\iLOv,
band for binding

tjyo-p.ax<o,
f.
TO, (fryov, Seff/ios) a yoke-band or the yoke to the pole.

770-0;
a)|xevco,
f.
0*0;,
(fo;/xos) /o boil for broth, seethe.
(fryov, /xdxo/xcu) to struggle with ones yoke-fellow, to quarrel. ZTTO'N, TO, also VYS, o, but in pi. always ftryd: Lat. jugum, the yoke or cross-bar tied by the fryoto the end of the pole, and having cvy\cu each end, by which two horses, mules or oxen were put to the plough or carriage :
offffjios
(collars or loops) at
^co/ios, a /zW/e sauce. Dor. S(op.6s, o, (C^) tro/A, so/>, esp. sawc* to eat with other dishes. a belt, girdle, properly the lower o>VT], 77, (^wi/yv/tt) of the two girdles worn by women, the man's belt being faffr-Iip <j)peiv VTTO tyvqv and rpf<pciv Ivrbs tyvrjs to bear or nourish under the girdle, i. e. in the womb. Later, the girdle was used to keep money in, whence
a>p.C8iov, TO,
Dim. of
a>p.6s
metaph., TO oovXiov fryov the yoke of slavery Kara II. the cross-bar, Lat. transtilvya, in pairs. III. lum, joining the two horns of the (puppiyg. the cross-planks of a ship, joining the two opposite
;
in
Horace,
zonam perdere
the part
loins.
round which
the girdle passed, III. anything that one girds on,
to lose one's purse. II. the waist,
a garment,
armour.
sides, the
the
beam of the
-
benches or thwarts, Lat. transtra. balance, in pi. the balance itself.
IV.
Z&'NNTMI
Med.
gird for up one's
battle.
or -vco;
:
fut.
&acu:
I
aor.
tfaaa:
:
V.
the cross-straps of sandals. i5-yos, v su b Gvyov.
tyvvvfiai, fut. faaofxti : aor. Pass., aor. i e^wffQqv pf. tfaffnai:

II.
ifaaap.r}V
to gird. esp. to
Ep. gen. of vyov. Cy6co, f. uaoa, (fyyov) to yoke a pair, join together: metaph. to bring under the yoke, subdue, tame.
iry6<|>iv,
loins
for
battle or
Med. to gird oneself, gird for work : c. ace., &vr]v,
From fryco0pib>, to lock up. , TO, (fry ooj} the bar or bolt of a door. 77, ov, (vyo<u) drawn by a pair of horses. leaven, [y] Hence ], 7),
(CV
vfx6o>,
f.
ou, Adj. masc. leavened, [t] wo-o;, (C^;) 'o leaven, make to ferment.
life
to gird on one's belt, sword. a>wt>(rKTO, Ion. 3 sing. impf. med. of uvvvfu. o)o-Y\v4>os, ov, (faov, yXvcpca) carving animals t as Subst., faoy\v<pos, 6, a sculptor : cf. <aypa<pos. propagate aniOYOvc&>, f. 770-0;, to produce, From II. to preserve alive. mals. JCOO-YOVOS, ov, (faov, yfivoâi) producing animals:
XaKKov tyvvvaOat
life-giving.
fcdo-Ypd<j>os, ov, poet, for ory-. <)Ov, TO, properly contr. from wfov, a living being, II. the figure of an animal, animal, Lat. animal.
o>aYpia,a/, Ta, (^cfos, d'7pa) a reward for
saved:
also like Opcirr-qpia, a reward for nursing and rearing one, offerings to Aesculapius for recovery from illness.
Jtodypios, ov, ((o>os,

cpdpiov, TO,
a>Ypac|>G>,
arypa(j>ia,
aypa) for saving life. Dim. of $ov, an animalcule,

maintaining
[a].
a>-apKT|s, ts, ({or?}, ap/teca)

f. 770-0;,
life.
(faypcupos} to paint from
life.
but also any figure or image ; o;a ypcupftv or ypifyfffdai, for faypacpuv, to paint: and in Herodotus, with a second ace. of the thing painted, as, om ypfyacOai TT)V fcviv rov Eoairtpov to have the passage of the Bosporus painted.
77,
the art of painting, painting.
300
a>o-irotW,
<oos,
77,
770-0;,
(faos, troitca) to
i.
make
alive, quicken.
ov, (Cdcu) alive, living;

e.
take one prisoner,
fabv tXfcv Ttva to give quarter to him.

life.
<06-0-0(os, ov, (OJT), aofpos) wise in

(<fo>oy, (pepoj)
the breathings. was most in use among the Ion. ; 77 in the Attic dialect, it often passed into a, as Ion. In later Trprjaaa}, Oaprjg are in Att. irpdcrffoa, Qwpag. Att., ci and 77? were not seldom changed into 77, e. g.
K\ei<9pov KXrfipov, NrjprjiScs NTypjjSes.
r\
coo-<f>6pos, ov, (fwos, 0fp<y) lifegiving.
II.
=o Aos)
bearing animals
f. 770*0;,
b faotpopos (sub KVK-
poet.
ifje,
Conjunction with three chief

I.
.
.
signfs., dis77
,
faoiafcos.
Joxx^VTeco,
Jco-TTOveco,
coiri;pCi>,
Jcoo-(j>i5TOS, ou,
f.
put forth live shoots. From (faos, (pvoj) producing plants.

to
(C<wos, TTOj/co)) to represent alive. to kindle into : metaph. to
junctive, interrogative, comparative: IVE, or, Lat. aut ; and doubled, r/

or.
.
DISJUNCTeither
.
.
77
. .
,
:
Lat. aut
aut ...
II.
77
INTERROGATIVE
77
. . . . .
770-0;,
in indirect questions in a subjoined clause, dirt
say
f. 770-0;, flame on fire, provoke. From a spark, a piece of hot -iTCpov, TO, (&os, Tfup) coal : a match to light a fire with.
whefher
Lat.
j
and doubled
..
.
.
77
set
utrum
tions, like Lat.

'tor)
an .? an; TITTT c!\r)\ovdas

;
whether .? , or , tf 2. also with direct ques.
3)
'Aya/jiefjivovos
. .
why
hast thou
come ?
:
tva vftpiv is it that
c0poiroTo>,
(opo--iroTf|S,
f. 770-0;,
to
drink sheer wine.

irivca)
ou, o,
(fwpds,
drinking sheer
wine, drunken.
copos, ov, sheer, unmixed, of wine without water : as Subst. copos (sub. oivos\ 6, or as neut., fapov, TO, Lat. merum, sheer wine: Homer uses only Comp.,
!
? III. 77 COMPARATIVE, than, quam, after a Comp. Adj. also after positive Adjs. which have a comp. force, d'AAo TI consome other thing than ; evdvTtos 77 77
thou may'st see

as,
like Lat.
{capoTepov Ktpaif mix purer wine, i. e. pour in less water. As the Greeks used to dilute their wine with
not so much as ; to wish rather than so after Verbs, ^SovAo^tat 77 ; 2. 77 someto come sooner than ... (fiQdva ij times joins two Comparatives, when they both refer
trariwise than
. .
ovo'
oaov
77
. .
. .
came to mean not only to drink purer wine than common, but generally to drink bard, be a drunkard. (Prob. for (/ucpos from faos.)
water, fapoTepov mveiv
to the
TToSas
j
same
subject; TTCLVTZS
dtpvetoTtpoi all light of foot rather than rich ;

eti/at, 77
K dprjaataT fXcuppoTfpoi would then pray to be
Ta^vTepa
77
o~o(puTepa
dV, gen. <u, rarer form for o>os. uom, aor. I med. imperat. of tyvvvpi. warrior's belt or Jtoo-nrjp, 77005, 6, (&wu/*i) the Jus, neut.
baldric,
more quickly than
wisely.
[When
4),
77
ou,
T)
two words
coalesce into one
ou# come together in a verse, the so too /XT) ou.] syll.

: !
which secured the body-armour, favrj being the woman's girdle but later, any belt or girdle. Juxrrpov, TO, (favvvpi) a belt, girdle.
:
Jwfticos,
life, lively,
77,
6v, (dca) of or for life. vivid, Lat. vivax : of works of art, true
TTO)S
an exclamation, to call one's attention to a thing; ffiuira what ho, be silent 77, 77, with two signfs., strengthening and quesfj, Adv., II. full of I. TO STRENGTHEN or CONFIRM, in truth, tioning
:
\
to life;
opidcriv;
TO ^CJTLKOV <paivea6ai
evepydfy Tofs dv-
introtruly, verily, of a surety ; ^ P-ty, Ion. ^ pev, duces the very words of an oath, to give greater so-
how do you make

?
that look of life appear in
your statues
a>v4>LOv, TO,
Dim. of
<fov,
= ^cufiiov.
u-<j>tiTOS, ov, (Caws, (pvca}
producing plants, fruitful.
ua>,
Ep. and Ion. for
do;, to live.
H
of the Greek fj, TJ, iqTa, TO, indecl., seventh OKTOJ and 07800$, but t rj as numeral 77' alphabet = 8000. The uncial form of Eta (H) was a double
letter
;
INTERROG. sentences, = Lat. num ? be rendered, what ? pray ? or can ? Lat. nonne ; for e(p7), 3 sing. impf. of T//U. for r\v, i sing. impf. of dp.1 sum. 3 sing. pres. subj. of dfu sum. fern, of Artie. 6. fern, of relat. Pron. o*, 77, o, who, what? dat. fern, of possess. Pron. os, 77, ov, his, her. also used dat. sing. fern, of relat. Pron. 6s, 77, o I. of Place, which way, -where, whiadverbially: 1. of Manner, how, as ; ther, in or at what place. with 3. joined y Oe/jiis fffTi, as is lawful and right.
lemnity.
II. in
sometimes it it be? T^ ou
.
may
3, an d prob. it was so pronounced, as SÂos, CÂos, from SecAos, ^'cAos. The old alphabet had only one till sign (6) for the sound of e both long and short, the long vowel 77, with (a, was introduced from the Samian into the Athenian alphabet in the archonship The of Euclides (B. C. 403) together with ta, , ip. sign H, before it represented long f, was used for the rough breathing, as HO2 for os, which usage remains in the Latin H. When the same H became a vowel,
was divided, so that F represented the rough -I the smooth breathing, whence came the present signs for
it
Sup.,
'
77
fjid\iffTa or
;
77
77
SvvaTov f^d\tOTO, as much, as
far as possible
TJa,
iâ,
Ta^to-Ta as quick as possible. of cl/ju sum. TJev, Ep. for jjv, I and 3 sing. impf. contr. of jji'a, for rjftv, Ep. impf. of eT/ ibo.
r\aro, Ion. for
^TO, 3
pi.
impf. of
r][J.ai.
ov, Ion. for /3euo*, little, small, poor, rjpaios, a, ouS' slight : mostly with a negat., ov of Zvi Qpevfs, not the slightest : in 7//3atcu no sense is in him, no, not in the least, not in the neut. as Adv., ovo'
rjftaiov
slightest degree;
i
without a negat.,
ri&a.ibv dirb ffVfiovt
little
from the cave.
301
come
f||3dcrKa>, to one's strength,
f.
Inceptive of
:
77/800;, to
come
to
mans
:
estate,
Lat. pubescere.
: :
Tjpdco, to be at
770x0
man's
ijfyaa pf. r/Prjfca (77)877) estate, to be in the flower or prime

;
aor.
of
!
to
youth, Lat. pubescere
dvrjp
paXa
77/80)1'
man
in the
who
shew one the way, rfrc/uwi/ 65ov generally, one does a thing first, Lat. princeps, auctor ; Tjyefii&v
;
, 77, ov, belonging 7)76(sub. Ifpa), thank-offerings for safe-conduct. a leader, Lat. dux : I. a , ovos, o, guide
to
a leader : ra
2. full vigour of youth ; so of plants, r)/iepts fjftwcaaa a yiyveoOai rtvi to be one's guide or authority. the leader of an army, a commander, II. metaph. to be young, young, luxuriant vine. captain, chief. fresh, vigorous : also to be full of youthful joy, to be From aor. I 77777 a&fujv full of passion. T\yeo[nai, f. 77777<ro/u pf. 77717"HBH, 77, man's estate, manhood, youth, Lat. puber- fjiai (sometimes used in pass, sense) Dep. (070;) tas ; also the strength and freshness of youth : as a Lto g'o before, lead the way, opp. to J-TTO/WII to shew 2. to lead an army, and legal term 77/877 was the time just before manhood, at the way, guide, conduct. with dat. it has the orig. Sparta fixed at 18, so that ol 8(Ka dcp' ijPrjs were men so to command, rrde : of 28, ot TfTTapaKovra d(p' rjf$r)s men of 58. sense of going before, with gen. the derived one of 2.
:
metaph. freshness, vigour, youthful passion, fire, leading, commanding: absol. to be the first, to be a spirit. 3. a body of youth, the youth, Lat.juven- guide, leader, chief ; o 77701^61/05 a leader, ruler, II. as fern. tus. II. like Lat. ducere, to suppose, believe, prop. n. "K0TJ, Hebe, wife of chief. Hence hold; fjycTaOai rtva (3a(ri\fa to bold or regard as Hercules, cup-bearer of the gods. 2. iravrts ?iPif]B6v, Adv. in the manner of youth. king fjy?adai Ocovs to believe in gods, like vopifav. fj^TjOov all from the youth upwards. r,Yf pc0op.au, Ep. form of dyfipo/jiat Pass>, to be gathered together, only in 3 pi. pres. and impf. rjyfpef|j3T]TT|p, fjpos, o, -f|pifjTT|S, ov, 6, (i)fta<a) in the prime
I
of youth.
fjjStjTiKos,
77,
6v, (77/800;) of or fit for youth, youthful,
Lat.juvenilis.
fifJos,
77,
T||3ov\T|6ir)v,
ov, (ri&rj) youthful. Tjj3ovX6jxi]v, for I/3-, aor. I
Qovrai, -fjyfpedovTO. TjYpOp,ai, Ep. form of dyeipofiai Pass., to gather, come together, only in pres. inf. -qyepffaOai. V Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of dyeipo}. i]Y P^
and impf.
of (3ov\opai.
ijpvXXidto,
!]f3a>Tiv,
f)|3aijjii
form of fjyeopai, to guide; also, like Lat. i\y-f]\Q.^<>), Ep. agere KUKOV fjiopov jjyrjhdfav to lead a wretched life.
,
Comic Dim. of 77/800;,

7)/3ao;.
Yj|3cl)ouji.t,
to be
youngish.
i]Y'nH'
f]
a|'j pf-
777o/u.
II.
Att. opt. of
Ep.
opt. of 77/800;.
YT]Tov, verb. Adj. of fjytonai,one must lead. one must suppose.

(?77o/uat) a leader, guide.
Tjj3wo)V, Ti{3a>coo-a, Ep. part, of 77,800;. T|Ydacr0, -rj-Yajiifjv, v. sub aya/iai. TjY a Y v 1QY a YFl l v aor 2 act and me<l. of dyca. TjYaOcos, 77, ov, (dyav, 6eus) hallowed, most holy. rj'yavov, TO, Ion. for r^yavov. Dor. for t]ya.Trojv, impf. of 0.707700;. 3 sing. aor. I of dydoâi. aor. I of dyy(\\ct).
'
l
yiTT^P'
os >
>
^Y
!1
^5
v> o, 2.
TjYTlTwp, opos, o, a leader, com-
'
mander, chief; and council.

' ,
rjyrjTopes 7}5e ftcSovrts chiefs in field

pf. part. pass,
d^yti/eo;.
of 07*0^0;.
I
impf. of
lo"H<at aor crd|xir]V, T|Y K pass, of a.yKaXiôiJ.ai. f|YKVpwra, aor. I of dyKvpifa.

f\y\a,'i<Ta..
me<^- an(^
pf-
act an d pass,
-
aor. I of
dy\dioj.
of dyvoeca.
aor. I act.
and
pass, of
(fyvau.
v\y]t.a,i, pf.
pass. of. 070;.
impf. of eyyvaoj. aor. I of dydpw.
pf. and aor. I r\yvi<ra\., 2 sing. pf. pass,
TjY v oif]ica, r\yvoi]<ra,
TO, (rj'y(fjiovevQJ) a leading : a leader. ^S, gen. tojs Ep. T?OS, 6, poet, for ^yf^wv. t)a), f. aca, (fjyffj.wv) to go before : to lead the
impf. of 07^060;.
>
a or. I
impf. of 070;.
way, guide on the way.

:
II. to
lead
in
war,
to rule,
qYpaao-06, -OO>VTO, Ep. lengthd.
for
f/yopdoOc,
-WVTO, 2 and 3 pf. impf. of dyopdoûu. command, c. gen. pers. absol. to be ruler. TiY 6 JLOV ^ a ^ (r/Yf/ôV) a leading the way, going -riyop&o-a, pf. and aor. I o II. chief command, T|YopV<ra, pf. and aor. i of dyop(va). first. sovereignty : the sufjY ovv Conj. (?}, yovv) that is to say, Lat. scilicet. premacy of one state over a number of subordinates ;
J
,
^yeôvia
to guide.
TTJS
T|Yp.oviKos,
Lat. princeps.
'EAAaSos the supremacy of Greece. 77, 6v, (rjyffjiwv) fit for guiding, ready II. fit for rommanding, chief, leading,
Yp6|JiT)v,
pf dypiaivca.
,
pf.
and aor.
of d7ptoo>.
aor. I of
dypvn vt<v.
TIY^JIOVIOS, o, ov, (^-ye/ioV) guide : 6 -fjyefjiovios, name of
of or belonging to a Hermes, as the guide
YX OV
aor. 2
Ep. for T/7pojU77', aor. 2 med. of kydptu. and impf. of ayôj. -Caaa, -wv, pf., aor. I and impf. of
of departed souls.
302
irJY&vicrdfi.Tjv,
aor. I
med. o
t'> vto 'F [<T0rjv, iqY
wu
aor
f-
P ass<
it
if Kai follows ^5c, Y|-Se, (77, 5e) awa* : sense also, e. g. rj8e Kai and also. answers to -fj^v it means, as also.
takes the
ov, poet, for 7)8vs, 'sweet, pleasant. T|8vv<ip,T]v, Att. for fovvdprjv, impf. of ovvapcu. Att. aor. I pass, of ovvafjixu. f|8vvif]$Tjv, : to sweeten, f. vvu> : aor. I ^bvva :
f|8i)|jios,
?|8tivci),
(778^5)
II.
when
it
season.
f|8v-oivos, ov, (7781;$, olvos) producing sweet wine. Tj8vo<rp,ov, TO, the sweet-smelling herb, mint. From
fjSij-oo-fjios, ov, (rjSvs,
TjSc, fern,
of ode.
TjSea, Ion. resolved

flSeiv, cis, ft, plqpf.
pi.
form of
of *6?8a;. 77877, plqpf. (with impf. sense) of *t8cu: 3
boprj) sweet-smelling.
T|8thra0eia,
i|8i5ira0<o,
),
f.
pleasant living, luxury.

770-0;,
From
ijoeiaav or
T^Seorai/. I
(7781(77^77$)
to live pleaiantly,
gSeo-dn/qv, aor.
q8cr0T)v, aor.
r]8<r0T)v,
I pass, aor. I pass,
of cu'Sto/im. of fffOica. of aldfofjuai.

sweetly, pleasantly, gladly,
7
Hence enjoy oneself, be luxurious. f)8vird0ir]jxa, aTos, TO, enjoyment, [if]

^8v-irS0T|S, cs, (7781;$, 7ra0etV) living pleasantly. = 778^77^005. Tj8v-TrvV<rTOS, ov, (7781;$, TJTCCW) TTVOVS, ovv, (778^5, TTVOTI) f]8ij-irvoos, ov, contr.
6,
^Sccos,
7}8ecus
Adv. of
to fo
7781/8,
ex*^
^mo
Comp.
tfSiov,
Sup. jj8iffra.
Adv. of Time, like Lat. jam, already, by, sweet-breathing : sweet-smelling. or from this time, now, presently, forthwith : also of f]8v-rroXis, tos, and ecus, also cos, ciTro Place, ravrrjs 77877 AryuTrros after this lake directly dear to the people.
begins Egypt. j)8Tj, ySijaOa,
sense) of
*fi8ou.
"HAH,
77, (7781;$,
?rc>A(s)
T|8v"7r6TT)S, ou, (T^SUS, TrtVco)

77877
fond of drinking.
;
Att. for
p'Seti/,
plqpf. (with impf.
TjSv-iroTOs, ov, (fjOvs, Ttivoj) sweet to drink. f|8vs, JjOfia, fjQv ; Ion. fern. T^Se'a Dor. aSea
ace. sing. dSca, for fjSuv:
Dor.
rjSiiceov, TjSiKTjKa, T|8Cia]<ra, impf., pf.,
and
aor. I
Comp.
: :
77810^, Sup. T^SIOTOS:

:
TjSurros, 77, ov, Comp. and Sup. of 7781/8. T|8oXrxOv, impf. of dSoAetrêa;.
,
sweet to (7780/^01) the taste, smell, or hearing metaph. sweet, pleasant. II. of persons, pleasant, welcome, dear,
later, also, "fjovrtpos, fjOiiraros
"HAOMAI,
in
fut.
Tjcr0r)ffOfj.ai
:
aor. l
ijaOrjv,
rarely
med. form
rjaap.riv
Dep.
to enjoy oneself, take
one's pleasure : with partic., ijo~0T) dfeovoas he was glad to have heard: often used in dat. of partic., 7780at the thing l*.kv(t) yiyvfrai /tot TI I am well pleased
glad. or TJ8v<rp,a, OTOS, r6, (TjSvvca) that which sweetens flavours, seasoning, spice, sauce. T|8ti-<ra>p.fiTOS, ov, (7781;$, aayxa) of sweet form.
T|8v-<|>aT|s, es, (7781/8,
f|8v-<|>pcov, <ppovos, o,
happening, like
f|8o(xcvcos,
f|8ovT|,
fj,
dff/j,evy, fiov\o/j.evca.
Hence
gladly.
0dos) sweetly-shining. 77, (7781/8, (pprjv) sweet-minded.
Adv.
pres. part,
of
7780/^01,
Tj8v<f)O)via,
77,
(r^Sos, ijdofjiai)
sure, Lat. voluptas ; speak so as to please another.
delight, enjoyment, pleairpos or KaO' rjoovrjv \tytiv to
f|8tj-<j)a)vos, ov, (7781/8, (f)(avrj)
From sweetness of voice. sweet-voiced.
t\8os, fos, TO, (7780^04) delight, enjoyment, pleasure, 8' os, said he, for ^77 e/tfivos, v. ?}/. TJ
T|8t)-|36Tjs, ou,
joyous. f]8v-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, (rjSvs, xpoa] of sweet complexion : TjSiJXpovv, TO, as Subst., a kind of perfume.
T|, Ep. for
ipje,
Y]8t;-xcipT|S, es, (7781/5, xaprjvat) sweetly
Dor. -ôas, a,
6, (TÛS, fiorf)
sweet-
77,
or.
mounding.
T\$v-ya.\i.os, ov, (rjSvs, 'ydfj.os)
sweetening marriage.
'ycAcus)
qSv-ycXcos, ow,
gen.
ca,
(7781;*,
sweetly-
laughing.
Tj8v-YX<o(T<TOS, ov, (T)SUS, y\>aad) sweet-tongued. T)8v-Yva>(Jia>v, ov, gen. oj'os, (778^8, 'yva/^) of pleasant mind, of kindly sentiments.
T)8v-Trf|s, fs,
(778^5,
C'TTOS)
Ep. for pet, 3 sing. impf. of ci/u ibo. of ?/. jjei, 3 sing impf. TJei8ov, i]wra, impf. and aor. I of dciSoj. T|i8iv, Ep. plqpf. (with impf. sense) of *ei8aj. Y|Xuos, 6, poet, and Ion. for 77X10$. qeXttoTUS, Ep. for 7}\iu>Tis. v\fv, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of ct/u sum.
f|-irp, poet, for
TJircp.
sweet-speaking
sweet-
sounding
poet. fern. TjSvtircta. Yj8t)-0poos, ov, contr. -0povs, sweet-strained.

:
T|pa, Ion. and Ep. ace. of
drjp.
ow,
(r)8vs,
Op6o$)
floating or with pleasure.

:
Tj8ti-\T]iTTOS, ov, (^8vs, \a{j.@dvcu) taken
deipo/jLai Pass., to hang oTr\OTpuv waving pfves Tjfpedovrai young men's minds are flighty.
'(\tptQo\Lai, lengthd.
form of
in the air: metaph.,
fjSti-AoYos, ov, (i)0v$, \fyca) sweet-speaking
flat-
tering,
lyre.
fawning.
T|ep0T|v, aor. j pass, of deipca. iqcpi, Ion. and Ep. dat. of 01770.
TjSv-XvpTjs, ou, 6, (778^5, \vpa) singing sweetly to the

f|8t;-p,XT|S,
e's,
(7781;$,
//cAos) sweet-singing.
(7781;$,
qepios, a, ov, Ep. for dtptos (drjp) early, at morn, at day-break, when all things are yet wrapt in mist 2. high in air. (drjp).
7]epp,ai, pf. pass,
i]8i5-p,Xi-<})00YYos, ov, honey-sweet voice.

,
/êXi,
(pOoyyos) with
of
dfipo).
T|epo-8iVT]S,
s, (ci77p,
Siveoj)
wheeling in mid-air,
for dcp-, (drjp, elSos)
[f]
e's,
(7781^5,
fjurfvai) sweetly-mixed.
TJcpo-eiSrjs, cs, Ion.
and Ep.
of
CLTO.
303
II.
cloudy look, clouded, dark, murky hills dim, gray.

:
cloud-capped, of
Adv. of Sound, low, tranquilly. Motion, slightly, a little : softly, gently.

Sight, smoothly, sleekly, TJKO,, aor. I of irjfu.
HKA,
of of
III.
fjepoeis, cffoa, cv, Ion. and Ep. for dep-, (drjp} clouded, dark, murky. T|p606v, Adv., Ion. and Ep. for dcp-, (dr)p)from air. rjtpos, Ion. and Ep. gen. of drjp.
[a]
rjx:aov, Att. impf. of eludfa.
T|Kaipela06, 2
pi.
rjpo-{j)oiTis, LOOS,
T),
fern.
Adj.
(drjp, (poirdca)
walkair,
TJKdo-0Tr)v,
impf. of dKatpfOfiai. Att. aor. i act. and
med. of
ing in darkness.
T|p6-4>o>vos, ov, (dr/p, loud-voiced.
<p(avri)
sounding through
T|epTaf ov, impf. of deprd^cy. i]pTT)o-a, TJcprqfiai, aor. I act. and pf. pass, of deprdoj. nscrav, 3 pi. impf. of fT/JLi ibo.
t]T]v,
Att. pf. pass, of tiKafa. 3 sing. aor. 2 of d^ca. r\Ki(ra.TO, 3 sing. aor. I of d/feo/icu.
,
Tj-Ko-TOs,
qKT|,
77,
77,
ov, for d-KfffTos, (a prlvat.,
unloaded : free from labour.

Ion. for
dfcrf,
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

77,
dfjii
sum.
duojKrj.
ai/cifa.
Tpqp,
a late
nom. formed
drjp.
after i]fpos, ijepi, I'^pa,
n'-cio-djnjv, aor. I
med. of
the Ep. and Ion. cases of
TJKICT0TIV, -r[icL(Tp,at, aor. I
and
pf. pass.
ijfca,
r|0aios, a, ov, Dor. for f/Oftos. T|0ds,d8o$, 0,77, Ion. for lOds, (r/Oos} used, accustomed, habituated to a thing. II. wonted, accustomed.
I]KIO-TOS, 77, ov, Sup. Adj. lest, slowest.
from the Adv.
gent-
T|0tos, a, ov, (rjOos} honoured, respected: voc. rjOeif, Sir, as a terra of respect from a younger to an elder
brother.
?]Kurros, 77, ov, Sup. of Comp. jjaffcav, the worst, least, Adv. tjtciffTa, least (KCIKUS or /utpoorest, meanest :
Kpos
T|0X7]0-a, pf. and aor. 4]06Xov, impf. of tOtXa). T|06os, 6, 7), Att. for rj'iOeos.
TiOeXirjKct,
of
c0eA.cy.
'H@E',Q,
f.
770~a>,
to sift or strain.
TJ01KOS, 77, vv, (fjOos} of or for morals, ethical, moral, II. expressive opp. to intellectual (oiavorjnicus').
used as positive). aor. I of d>efj.daj. TjKoXovOTjo-a, aor. I of d/coXovdta}. Y|KovTto-a, aor. I of dKovrifa. Tj-Kov, Ion. and Dor. for ^trov. JJKOvo'a, aor. I of dttova>. TjKOvcrjjiai, pf. pass, of aKovca.
is
TJK|o.ci(Ta,
iqKpocojjujv, T|Kpoao-dfjiTjv, impf.
and
aor. I of dxpo-
of moral character.
r\Q\t]Ka, r\Q\j]a-a, pf. Ti0fios, o, (rjOea}} a strainer.
?j0os, 6os, TO, (4'0os)
dop,ai.
and
aor. I of dOXecu.
TjKpwTTjpuao-a, TjKptoTTjpiao-jJiau, aor. I act.

pass, of dfepa}TT]pidfa.
and
pf.
an accustomed place
plur. rjQta, seats, haunts, abodes, first, afterwards of men. II. custom, usage, habit: in like Lat. mores, the disposition, temper, character. of aiOca. rfiov, imp. TJ0poura, aor. I of dOpoifa.
hence in of beasts, but

:
pi.,
"HKX1, impf. am here, Lat. adsum ; the impf. taking a plqpf. sense, 7 had come, was here, Lat. aderam : then loosely to
?JKOV: fut. 77^0;:
properly 7 have come,
come.
dacity.
II.
TOUTO roXprjs
2.
ij/ceiv to
have come to, reached a point ; ets have reached this pitch of auwith gen. and an Adv., cv r\Ktiv TIVL.S
to
T|0pour0i]v, TJ0poio-p.au, aor. I and pf.pass.ofd0poia>. 4ya contr. TJO., rd, (rj'ia, contr. 770, impf. of fTpi ibo}
to be well offfor a thing, "have plenty have come to, to relate or belong to.
of it.
3. to
provisions for a journey, Lat. viaticum : generally, II. food, meat. chaff, husks, [i] Ion. for. rjfiv, impf. of ef/ut ibo : 3 Tji'a, sing, ij'if,
f|Xd07]V [o], aor. I pass, of eXavvca. fjXaivo), Ion. and poet, for dXatvoa, (dXdo/uat) to der, stray : to wander in mind, be mad.
wan-
pi. i'jiov
or
rj'ioav.
T|'i06os Att. contr. rjOeos, o,
a youth come to man-
hood, but not yet married, a bachelor, answering to the fern. irapOtvos: rarely in fem. fy'Otr], a young girl. TJIKTO, 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. of coi/ra (as if from tjiyf^r} v}. aor. I of diffaaj. fji'jja,
T|iois, 6o-aa,
r\'iov,
f v,
rd, the wool on the distaff. colus : also a spindle : distaff", Lat. later of things of the same shape, as II. the joint III. an arrow, like drpaKros, of a reed or cane. r\\&Kdira,
cav,
77,
f|XSK<i,TT],
Lat. arundo.
qXdXajja, aor.
of dAaAd^cy.
(7,'iwv)
with high, steep banks.
Ep. 3
pi.
impf. of
dpi
ibo.
fjXaXicov, poet. aor. 2 of dX(cj. T|Xd|rr]v, aor. I med. of aXXoftai.

r\\8.a-a, T|Xdo-0Tjv, aor. I act. and pass, of (Xavvca. qXaa-icdfco, (dXoop.cu) to wander away from ; lp.uv
epith. of Phoebus, from the cry 77, 77. T]i'orav, Ep. for rjfaav, 3 pi. impf. of ?/ut ibo.
TJ'tos, 6,
TJtCTKOV, impf.
-
of
(IffKOJ.
Htvos ijXaaKdfa be flees from or shuns

trans, to drive to
f|Xdo-KG>, Ep.
my wrath.
to
II.
f]icro ov,
r
impf. of dtaaoj.
and fro.
wander,
TJWV Dor. (li'cov, 6vos, fj, a sea-bank, the shore, beach : also a river-bank, [t]
TJICOV, ovos,
T),
f|iX0Tlv, aor. i pass, II 'N Att.
of cdaaoi.
HI
form of oAdo/uat, aAcuV<y,

dA-curre'cu.
stray,
roam
about.
T|Xdo-T60v, impf. of
(dtcu)
a hearing, report.
qXaro, 3
sing. impf.
304
f|XaTTO)(ra,
(\affff6o).
Tj
,
aor. I
act.
and
pass,
of
'HAIE,
as Subst.
IKOS, 6, 57, of the same age, Lat. aequalis: a fellow, comrade, mate.
r\\yr]<ra,
aor. I
i|Xi6-|3XT]TOS, ov, (ij\ios,

TjXi,o-KeLir|S,
S, (fjAios,
and pass, r\\yvva, T|\Yuv0if]v, aor. I act. aor. 2 of dXbaivoj. TJXSave, 3 sing.
T]Xei4/a, T|Xi<j>0i)v, aor. I act. aor. I of dAeo/tcu. f|X6<i}jnjv,
-
/caw,
dAAo>) sun-burnt. cu<w) sun-burnt.
and
pass, of dXfi<poj.
T)Xto-p,fiviqs, ts, (^'Atos, pavjjvai)
doting on the sun,
mad for
sun ;
^XlYX. fiXeYX^v. aor o and f], (tykbtfttp) tjX^KTpov, TO, and i]XKTpos, mentioned in the Odyssey along with copper, electron, substance consisting gold, silver, and ivory, a metallic
I
P ass
-fjeXios, o, (t\rj Lat. sol) the irpos 'Ho) T' 'He'Atoj/ re toward the morn and i. e. the East, opp. to irpos 6(f>ov, the land rising sun, of darkness or West ; so also Herodotus opposes Trpos
r
j
love of the sun. rjXios Dor. aXios poet.
of gold alloyed with silver : in Ar. Eq. 532 (tcmir- ?j& Tf Kal ijAj'ov dvaroXas to Trpos fcrireprjv. 2. rovauv TWV fjXtKTpoov, it seems to mean, the pegs of day, like Lat. sol. 3. of Âtot the sun-beams, like II. amber. Lat. soles. II. as prop. n. Helios, the bis lyre inlayed with electron. sun-god, T|XKTpo-<J>ST|s, *s, (ijXeKTpov, 0dos) amber-gleaming. who after the time of Aeschylus was identified with 6, the beaming sun: as Adj., Âera;p Apollo or Phoebus. f|XKTp, opos,
'firfpiojv
TjXcos,
17,
beaming Hyperion. (Deriv. uncertain.) ov, (Âos) wandering in mind, distracted,

II. act.
crazed.
f|XfiaTOS Dor. dX-, ov,

silly, trifling,
distracting, crazing. (77 Aeos, jÂos) distraught,

to grind.
I
qXio-orepTis, cs, (Âios, ffTCp(ca) shadingfrom the sun. ?|Xio-crTlf3T|s, fs, (ij\ios, o-Ti/3efj/) sun-trodden, exposed to the sun.
fjXioto,
f.
waoj, (Âtos) to
warm in
the
sun
Pass, to
vain.
TJXeera, aor. I
of
dAy,
qXevaro, Ep. for fjXfvaaro, 3 sing. aor. a\vofuii = dXfOfMi. f|Xif|XavTO, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of e\avv<u. YlXrjXaTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of iXavvca. f|XT]XCp,p,T]v, plqpf. pass, of aXeiqxo.
bask in the sun, be lighted and heated by the sun. TJXt<ra, -qXto-Oijv, aor. I act. and pass, of dAtîw. med. of TjXiora, TJ ALKO,, aor. I and pf. of d\iv8c>}. fjXtTOv, aor. 2 of dXiraivca.
iqXiTO-epYos, ov, (dXiraivca^pjov) missing the work, failing in one's end or aim.
T|XtT6-|Ji7]vos, ov, (dAtTcuVcy,
(J.r]v*)
missing the right
^X0ov, contr. of ijXvOov, aor. 2 of fyxopai.
= TjXLOO}, (jj\ios) to warm in the sun. f|Xido>,

:
month, untimely born.

II.
T|Xi<j>T]v [{"], aor.
Med.
fjXid&fjiai, to sit in the court 'HXiala. YjXiaCa, 17, (a\r)s, dAta) at Athens a hall in
^HAPP,
which
TTTOS, 6,
I
2 pass, of dAet^cy. said to be a Dorian shoe.

rjXioo).
f|Ao<ra, aor.
both of dAtoa; and of
the chief law-court was held the Heliaea or supreme law-court. T|Xidei, Dor. 2 sing. fut. of ^Xidfrfjiai.
f|XiacrTT|S, ov, 6, (?)Atdb/ât)
flXiamrjs, ov, 6, fem. -urns, i5os, poet. TjcX-, (^'Atos) of or belonging to the sun.
,
aor.
of
4A/fe'<u.
a juryman in the court

,
pf. part. pass,
of
lA/cocu.
Heliaea, a Heliast.
fjXtao-TiKos,
17,
Hence
: high, huge, like Lat. altus, deep, profound.
-\Qi\v. aor. 2
,
ov, of or belonging to a Heliast.

II.
qXipaTOS, ov, enormous.
steep, abrupt, precipitous
f|XXa|a, aor.
pf. I of dAAdo'o'a;.
I pass, of dXXdaffu. part. pass, of dXXaaao}.
and
T|XXoi(o(ra, T|XXoicojj.ai, aor. I act.
and
pf. pass,
of
(Deriv. uncertain.) TJXl0a, Adv. (aAts) enough, sufficiently : abundantly. From T|Xl0ida>, to speak or act idly, foolishly.
dAAotow.
T|X6i]<ra,
r
Ep.
ir|X6Ktcrp,ai, pf. pass,
qXiOios Dor. dXi0-, a,ov,(i)X6s, Âeos)

vain, foolish,
T|Xi9i6(D,
f.
idle, trifling,
HAO5, o,
17,
of dAodco. of dAo#tcu. a nail, stud: more for ornament than use.

rjXoirjffa, aor. I
silly.
Adv. -taw.
Hence
fjXos,
ov, (a\ij)
wandering, crazy,
silly.
to distract, craze. i. the vigour ?|Xiic(a, "fj, (Ât) time of life, age. or prime of life, manhood; of iv -fjXiKia of
&0<a, to
make foolish,
men
age
II. fit for service : youthful heat and passion. as Subst., of ij\iKes, those of the same age, fellows,
comrades, mates. an age, Lat. seculum.
III.
generally, age, time
later
TjXirTO, 3 sing. impf. of cA7ro/it. TJXmo-a, T|Xmo-0Tjv, aor. I act. and pass, of (Xiri fo. aor. i med. of ei'Ao). TjXo'dp.'rjv, f|Xt>yr) [C], T), (iÂuf) shadow, darkness: metaph., the darkness or obscurity of a law-suit. S'IKTJS fiXv'yr] fjXtiOov, Ep. for -qXQov, aor. 2 of HpxofAai.
rjXv^, vfos, 6, darkness, only found in
IV. of the body, stature,
compd.
eirfj
growth, bulk.
Hence
TjXiKiwTTjs, ov, 6, fem. -tons, t5os, an equal in age, fellow, comrade, Lat. aequalis. fjXucos, 77, ov, Relat. to rrjX'mos or rrjXifcovros, as Lat. quantus to tantus, as big as, as tall as, as great as. 2. in indirect questions, how great or strong : also how old, at what From age : as old as. [t ]
(Formed from Xvyij, with a i]Xva, aor. I of dXvOKca.

the Elysian fields
:
prefix.)
'HXii<riov TreSiov, TO, (tXcvffofJtai, fut. of

later
without
Trf 5iov,
Elysium.
Homer
places
it
on the west border of the earth;

in
the p,a.Kapojv vr\aoi. Hesiod and Pindar TjXticnos, a, ov, coming : or Elysian. [v~\
From
305
of epxojucu) a com((as, f], (tXfvaojMu, : a step. 2. a coming event, the future. T|X<ov, aor. 2 of d\<paivca.
fut.
'
i]jxptv6s,
pivos
ger.
rj,
6v,
= 7)[J.priffios,
dyye\o$
by day, opp. to VVKTC-
by night;
U. =
^Xwv,
fjp.a,
TjXcuKa, Ion. for IdXw/ra, pf. Ion. for kdXow, aor. 2

f|Xaijxtjv,
-f]^piv6s a cfoy-messenf(prjiJ.(pos,for the day, perishable.
impf. of dA.dofu.
f|^pios, living but a day.

f|[Ji6pis, ioos,
ov, also a, ov, (^/ie'pa)
of a day, lasting or
opp. to
is thrown, a dart, javelin. (a/za#os) Ion. for dfi-, sandy. TJp.ai, Tâat, ^TCU, 3 pi. Î/TCU Ion. 'darai Ep.
TO, (ify/w) A&a^

0~ffa, ev,
which
fj,
fem. of
rjftfpos, cultivated,
T)jid0ots,
dyptos, wild
as Subst. the vine.
imperat. âo,
?7<70cy,
impf.
coYo Ep. curro TJprjv, fjffo, only used in pres. and impf. (which are properly pf. and plqpf. of eb/xcu), to be set, to sit : often with col:
jjaOat rjaro, 3 pi. f)vro Ion.

;
etc.
inf.
part,
long day
i][xepo-8p6p.os, ov, (fjfjifpa, Spa/xcn/) running the live: as Subst. a day-runner, a courier.
Tjjji,epo-0aXT|s, fs,
f||A6po-97]XT|s,
e's,
Dor. for sq. (^/ifpos, Od\Xco) gently-sprouting.

(fjfjLfpa,
T|p,p6-KOtTOS, ov,
j
Koirrj) sleeping by day, i.e.
sense to tarry, linger, loiter: rjp.vos ô)pos, like (iapevr), a low, sunken place. It is rarely used c. ace., rjaOai af\fâ to sit on a bench.
lat.
awake by
night, epith. of a thief.

(77/uepa, \4~fca)
T)|j,po-XY56v, Adv.
counting every
day, day by day, every day.

f|fjipo-Xo-yo, (fj^pa, \fyca) to count by days, register. \fyw) a calendar, almanack.
fificpo-Xo-yiov, TO, (ly/xepa,
T][iap Dor. a|.iap, aTos, r6, poet, for 77/zepa, day ; alffipov fifMp, fiopffipov 7^/tap the day of destiny, day
of death c\evO(pov, 8ov\iov ?Jfiap the day of freedom, of slavery, i. e. freedom, slavery itself; of the seasons,
;
"HMEPO2, ov, also a, ov, tame, reclaimed,

of animals
wild.
;
bifwpivov, \tifjitpiov
),
autumn, winter time ; ITT' day by day, daily, but ITT' ^/iap by day; KO.T' day by day; -nap fjfjiap every other day, Lat. alter77
fiap
of
II.
trees, cultivated
domestic, opp. to dypios,
nis diebus: also, ^fJ.ap as Adv., by day, opp. to vvfcrcap. f|p.apTT]ica, Tjfi,dpTT](ra, pf. and aor. 1 of dfj-apravta.
qpiepo-o'KO'Tros, o, (rj^pa, ovcoTrecu) as Subst. a day-watcher.
metaph. of men, gentle, civilised. watching by day :
f|p,p6-<|>avTOS, ov, (fjfitpa, (paivofiai} appearing by
TJjAapTov, aor. 2 of a^japrdvca.

T|[xdTios, a, ov, (r^/xap) poet, for
fjfjifp-fjffios,
day.
by day
:
f]p,epo-<|>vXa, afcos,6,(^fj.pa, <f>v\ag) watching by day.

f|fjip6-<j>a>vos, ov, (fiptpa, (pcavecu) epith.
day by day,
daily.
I
of the cock,
re-
^(xaTcojiai, pf. pass, of alftaroca. 4]^pXcoKa, TJp,pXa><ra, pf. and aor.

fifieociTros, 17, or, (lyftcfs) q/" native, Lat. nostras. i||Ais, -qp-as, nom. and ace. pi.
herald of day.
of dfij8\to"o;.
f]p.epoa>,
f.
aero), (jjjjLfpos)
to tame,
make tame,
fjjjippOTOv, inf. dfifipoTftv, Ep. aor. 2 of d/tfzpToVa;.
our land or country,

of
of
70;.
djueAecu, in
claim : of trees, to cultivate. 2. metaph. of men, to soothe, conciliate : also to tame by conquest, subdue.
Tjfj.es,
Dor.
inf.
of
clfj.i
sum.
f|p,T6ptos, a, ov,
= 'fjfj.edairos.
of eyw.
i]p,XYOv, impf. of dfj.e\y(u.

THAcX^p-evcos,
lectful
f|p,eT6pos, a, ov, (rjpfts) our, Lat. noster; ets jjiifTf-
Adv. manner.
.
pf. pass. part,
a neg- pov (sub.

ijjjujv,
8o)fia) to our bouse. f|p,a)v, Ion. and Ep. gen. pi.
fjjxcXXov, Att. impf. of fj.f\\ca.
rare Att.
form
for fjv, impf. of clfit
sum.
Kai . . , , poet, for Kai as well . , as also . , Lat. et et . . : also disjunc, tive, if.. , or if. , whether . , whether.. , Lat. vel . . , vel sive . . . , or sive ,
T|-p.v.
,
T|-8
(77, fjifv)
TJfjLTjv,
?|[JLev,
I pi.
impf. of
Ion.
t/*/
sum.
of
ef/zt sum. Dor. dfxcpa,
fjfxev,
Dor. for
tlvai, inf.
Tjp-ep-r]
'HME'PA
light of
7 say, Lat. inquam ; iraT, TIU'I, impf. i and 3 sing., ^v 6" 70; boy, / say, boy Homer has said I, % 8' os said he, are freq. in Att. only 3 sing. impf. ^, he spoke. TJMI'-, freq. as a prefix, half-, Lat. semi- the
f\\iL,
impf. offjfuu. the same as <prjju,

!
irai,
f],
day:
the
Adj.
is
rj/jiiffvs.
day ; ap rjnepa or a/za TTJ 77/ipa with dawn of day, with day-break ; 5Y i^tpas a/Z Jay /ow^ ; 8td Tpirrjs 77/zepas every third day, Lat. tertio quoque die ;
!<p' 57/ie'paj/ sufficient for
rfcry
T|p.t-av8pos, o,
(fnJ.i-, dvrjp')
a half-man, eunuch.
f)p.L-|3p6XT|S,
s,
(57^-, fiptx.ot*ai) half-watered.

6,
-fj,
6y day
fj.e$'
rrjs fjfj.fpas late
the day, or cfazTy; a0' fjfj.fpav by day, Lat. interdiu ; /Ae rfoy ; Trpos -fjp.(pav towards or
T][XL-j3pws.
ifipufffco}}
UTOS,
and
Tjp,i-|3p(OTOS, ov, (rjfu-,
half-eaten.
but fjp.i--yveios, ov, (fiiu-, ytvetov} with

f|p.t--yv[ivos, ov,
fi(xi-8oT|s, fs, (fiiu-, oaiou)
half a beard.
near day. II. metaph. ///e : 7raA.aid 77ffpa old age ; vea rj^pa youth. Hence T)(xepevo), f. o<a, to pass the day ; fjfiepevfiv fMKpas Kf\fvOov to rest the day after a long journey. -2.
to
(fun-, yvfivus} half-naked.

half-burnt.
TjfjLi-Sapeticov, TO, (fifj.i, Sapet/cos)
a half-daric.
half, half-full.
i]|xi-8T|s,
(jjfii-, oecti)
wanting
pass one's days,

II.
live.
fjp,pT|<rios, a, ov, also os, ov, (f}p.ipa)
of orfor the day,
v\oi's)
f||ju-8nrXoi8iov Att. contr. -oC8iov, TO, (^/xt-, 81a half-shawl, or shawl doubled in half.
,
by day.
a day long; 'f)iJ.prjaiao56saday's]ourney.
ov,
a half-slave.
306
ov, TO,
a balf-eKrevs,
fj,
i.
e.
a twelfth part of
Ion. fern, fy/uffea

:
gen.
medimnus.
f)p,i-eXXT]v, rjvos, 6,
ir}S,
a half-Greek.
(fj^-i
s,
and
Tjjjtt-epyos, ov,
made.
fjp,i-<|>0os, ov,
fjjjit-0aXif|s, es,
nom. pi. îrarely -(CDS, fern, rjfjuotias Ion. -fas in plur. it somefffes Att. fis : : half, Lat. times agrees with the Subst., as rjn'iafis \aoi half the people ; in Att. the Subst. is commonly in genit., but
SEMIS
(?7/-,
eif>ca)
half-boiled, half-cooked.
Y|p.i-0avr|S, fs,
(Jim-, Oa\ftv) half-green. (f)iu-, OavfTv) half-dead.

o,
gives its gender and number to the Adj., as al rjfj,iaeiat TOJV ve>v half the ships; ao also, ijfuavs \6yos
half the
TJftiffv
tale
ijfuav Tfixos half the wall
neut. sing.
f|ju-0os Dor. d[A-,

Tjfjii0vif|s,
half a god, demigod.

OavfTv} half-dead.
?7Tos, 6,
rj,
(fjfjii-,
f||At-0pauo-TOs, ov, (rft^t-, Opavca) half-broken. a villain. TjjiC-Kaxos, ov, a rogue by halves, half the inheritance. Tjjjti-KXT|piov, TO, (fjiu-, K\r)pos) half
f|(jiC-Kpaipa,
77,
half, half, THJUGV Tifj.rjs. Tjp,t-Ta\avTOv, TO, a half-talent, as a weight ; rplrov two talents and a half(d. Lat. sestertius); f)luTa\avTOV
as Subst.
but, Tpia
17
7]p,iT\ia,
fjLnaXavTO. three half-talents. a remission of half 17, (^treXiJs)

s,
half
the
head or face.
XfTTOj)
fjiAt-TeXecrTOS, ov, (?7)Wi-, TeAea;) half-finished.
Y|p.L-XTTTOs, hatched.
ov,
(fjiM-,
half-peeled,
half-
T||xl-TeXTjs,
(fip-i-,
TcXos)
halffinished,
half-
TjjjLt-XeuKOS, ov, half-white. Y||juXXT|0T)v, i]UL\\7]|jLai, aor. I
and
pf.
of d/ztAAdo/im.
accomplished, half-perfect; 5o/ios ^/LttTeAi^s a house but half complete, i. e. wanting its master. cut through : cut T)H,I-TC>H,OS, ov, (TIIJI.I-, Ttpfiv) half
in
?jM,i-jjLavT|s, fs, (^/*t-, ftai/T^vat)
T|p.i-jjiapavTOS, ov, (>)/^t-,
half-mad. ywapati'o/iat) half-withered

half-drunk.
of,
two
TO
rjn'iTOfJiov
a half.
cloth, towel,
f|p,iTv|3tov, TO,
a strong linen
napkin.
or faded,
[a]
a, ov, (Â
(Prob. an Egypt, word.)

i]p,i-<j>di?|S, fs,
?|}AU-|X0T|S, fs, (r)iu-, UtOr])

vjjjiL-[jivaios,
f^vcf)
half-mina
TJJJUV
fuJLiiwaiov, TO, as Subst.
amounting to a a half-mina.
(fip-i-, <f>aos) half-shining. qp,i-<j>AXaKpos, ov, half-bald.
?j|ju-<J>a'uXos, ov,
half-knavish.
or
T||xtv, dat. pi.
of
70;.
fjfit-^Tjpos, ov, half-dry.
?]}iioXia (vavs},
T||Ai-a>poXov, TO, (fiiJ.i-, ojScAos) a half-obol. a half-hour. one and a half, half T|jjLt-a)ptov, TO, (rjfjn, wpa) as much again ; r)[u6\iai TOV TOTC K&OfffTUTos peTpov TJ^JUU, pf. paSS. Of CtTTTCU. as large again as the customary size Dor. a|JLO5, poet. Adv., relat. to TT/ÔS as oVe rjiuoXiov half TJJJIOS ov irpjTepov %<pfpov one half more than they used to to TOTC when, while, so long as. 2 med. of ajj.irf\ct}. receive before. fujLirecrxojjnjv, aor. for ^/iteTfpos. i TjîLovetos, a, ov, (f/ftiovos) of a mule; d/JLaa r)(u]fxos, rj, ov, Aeol. dp.6s, ov eta a car drawn by mules ; vyuv r)f4i6veiov a team T]}AOVV, impf. Of f}JLfO}. of mules. Tjp,ire8ovv, impf. of !/X7re8ocy. I of !/7roAcwu. IJjilOVlKOS, 77, OV, =7JIJ(,l6vClOS. TUJLiroXTjKa, -T]<ra, pf. and aor. of !/x7ro\do>. II. $\\L\.-ovos,f)orb,(fjfJii-,ovos)ahalf-ass,amule. TjjjiiroXwv, impf. 2 of d.fj,irXa.Kio~K(a. as Adj., fipffpos f]fj,iovov a mule-foa.1. T]jjLirXaKov, aor. aor. I of afjLvvo). TJJII-OTTOS, ov, (fip.1 -, OTTTJ} with half its proper numr\\J(.vva, of tjp.vca. ber of holes; r)fj,iorroL av\oi flutes with only three holes. Tuxtj<r6i, 3 sing. aor. I opt.
bank of oars.
a light ship with one rj, Fern, from
and a half
f||jii-4>XKTOS, ov, (fip.1-, (pXfyca) half-burnt. an obol. From f]}U{3oXiaios, a, ov, worth half From Tjfju-a>p6Xuov or -<o|3Xiov, TO, a ha If-obol.
f]p,i-6Xios, a, ov, (17/^1-, o\os)
Tjpl-oirros, ov, half-roasted. Tjjxi-ireXcKKOVjTo, (f)fu-,TT\Kvs} a half-axe, a single edged axe, opp. to dfJL(piir\KKov. ?]p,t-7rX60pov, TO, a half-irXtdpov, i. e. 50 feet.
f|p,i-irXCv0iov, TO, (?)/xt-7rAtV0os)
T||xijcrTiKa, pf.
ijjjL'jw,
f.
of d/ONTrlyv.
[y]
; :
vcro}
aor. I rip-vcra
(/itvo;)
to sink,
droop,
bow down
;
TjfJLvac Kaprj his
a half-plinth, a brick,
(f)p.i-,
man down with

dying
its
of a corn-field, rjpvei ears of cities, to

;
head dropped, of a daTaxveaai it bows

totter to their fall
:
Lat. semilaterium.
?]|ju-Trvoos, ov, contr. -irvovs, ovv, half-breathing, half-choked.
TTVCQJ)
later to fall, perish.

,
aor. I
and impf. of
d/-i-
fjjit-TnjpcoTOS, ov, (r)fjLt, Ttvpoca) half-burnt.

fjfxio-ecs,
[v~\
T|}X(|>e(rj3T|TOvv
nom.
a
pi.
of
fj/J.io'vs.
fj{J.iffvs.
Tj|o,Co-6ia, 77,
half, fern, of
iqp.o-pTiTT]ora ri\iîcra., aor. I

T|(jL<j>ieo-jxai, pf.
Tifjicov,
or T|p.4>ur-, impf. o or T[p,<j>io--, aor. I of
of d/xûcWuyut.
pass,
Tijii-o-ocj)os, ov,
half-wise. Tjfxi-crmxcrTOs, ov, (jifJn-, andca} half torn down. Tjp.t-(7Ta8iatos, a, ov, (r//^t-, OTCLOLOV} of half a sta-
of
dfjifpievvvfu.
dium.
,
ov, o,
a half-soldier.
contr. impf. of dp-dca. a thrower, darter, slinger. Tijxcov, ovos, 6, (ITJUI) folr\v, contr. from Idi/, conditional Conj., always lowed by Subj. if, in case that ; r/v pr) utiless : in indirect questions,
if,
i,
ov, half-round.
whether.
307
see f\v, Interject,
r\v, I
fjv,
!
see there
Lat. en
charioteer,
who
2.
and 3 sing. impf. of efyu sum. = <pT]iJ.i. impf. of r'jfjLL

ace. fern, of relat. Pron. os, who.
fought.
?jvis, tos,
T),
drove while the warrior metaph. one who guides or controls.

pi. tfvls,
qvCiraTre, 3 sing. aor. 2 of kviirrca.
r\v,
Ijv,
nom.
(Iros) a year old, yearling.
ace. fern, of possess. Pron. os, eos, his.

dz/ccA-, aor. I
[ace.
T^vti'.]
T|vatvTO, 3 sing. impf. of dvaivopai. T)vdXa>cra, TjvaXcoKa, later forms for and pf. of dvaXiaKa). nvapov, aor. 2 of evalpu, T]v8avc, 3 sing. impf. of dvSdvo).
T|vSpair68ura, -Co-0T]v, -tcrp.au,
T|vapicr0T)v, r\veyKa, aor. I
Y|vavTua)0ir]v, -tojjtat, aor. I -ucrp.au, aor. I
nvixOrjv, aor. I pass, of aiviffaopai. T]vov, impf. of avu. Tjvopca Ep. and Ion. -TJ, 77, (a.vrjp') manhood. in Horn, always in phrase, ijvo-m TJVOIJ;, OTTOS, 6, 77, unXa\Ky with glittering, flashing brass.
(Deriv.
v. dvSpairoSifa.
certain.)
f|VTe{36X'r]O'a, aor. I of dvTi@o\ta}. T]VTOV, Ion. impf. of avrdca.
and and
pf. pass,
pf. pass,
of fvavrtuo}. of evapifa.
of
(ptpcu.
Tivriajov, TjVTtScro, impf.

T|VT\T)Ku>s, pf. part,
and
aor.
of dvndfa.
<ptpca. fjv6YKOv, T)V0Tjv, aor. I pass, of cui/e'cy. qveiKa, Ion. aor. I
aor. 2 of
"MVTO, 3 pi. impf. of
rtvvKa,
r\ vvcrjji.au,
pf. act.
and
pass, of dvvca, di/tra.
TjveixoLnjv, impf. med. r[vKa, Att. pf. of alvfca.

TT]VKT|s, es,
T]vvcrTpov, r6,(o.vii(ti) thefourth stomach ofruminating
(*evKca,
v. (ptpoj')
continuous, long.
ele-
animals, in which the digestion was completed. pi. 4]vt5TO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of
aw
T|V|xo6is, ccrora, fv, (dW/ios) windy, airy, high, vated. II. light as air, subtle ; QpvvrjjM fjVf p.6tv
airy,
T|vo>Y6CU, Ion. plqpf.
winged thought.
aor. I of atVecy. TJveov, ^vccra, Att. impf. and T|V6crx6p,T)v, aor. 2 med. of di/e'xo>. f)V6TO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of avca.
of dvcaya. P^qpf- (with impf. sense) of dvarfa. of dvopOuoj. T|vwp0ovv, impf. T|va>xXirjKa, T|Vo)xXT)cra, pf. and aor. I of kvo\\ica.
T|vwY etv
TjvX0i]v, aor.
I pass,
T|vp-ya,
.t.
pf.
T|va>xXow, -otiLnjv, impf. act. and pass, of ei/oxê'cy. f||a, aor. I both of ofyy to lead, and dyvvfjn to break. jja, aor. I of aaaca (contr. from aiaata). fjêts, TJ^W, Dor. for êts, TJQ}, fut. of ^KOI.
Tj|uo>Liau, pf. pass,
fjvTjLiau, pf. pass,

r|vir]vd(jn)v, aor. I
of aiveco. of dvaivoftai.
alveoj.
of dic<a.
Hot,
dat.
of 'Has.
TjVTjcra,
aor.
of
TJOUOS, o, ov, (*Ho;s)
= riffos,
all
k<fos,
in the
morning
T|v0icrp.vos, pf. part. pass, of dvdifa. T]v0op,S, Dor. I pi. aor. 2 of fpxofuu.
toward morning,
itepios.
eastern, Lat. orientalis, opp. to taII. as Subst., 770/77 (sub. upa), r), the
y'joirjv
Dor. aor. 2 T|v0paKcop.(U, pf. o

JjvOov,
TJVI,
morning ; iraaav
the
ibo.
morning.
= ijv, cf. Interject.,

icav,
f op,V,
7yj/i8c.
i pi.
impf. of
flfj.i
T]via, 3 sing. impf.
of dvidca.
:
qvia, only, and always in plur.
rd, the reins
Homer
:
uses this neut. form
contr. from rfiovios, on the shore. TJOVUOS, a, ov, (jjiwv) TfTrdoLiau, aor. I inf. of r/irrjoaadai to mend. *HIIAP, arcs, TO, the liver, Lat. jecur : represented
as the seat of the passions, esp. anger and love. dtrardca. T|irdTT]Ka, T)ird.T7]cra, pf- and aor. I of
cf. ijvia, 5).
a rein : metaph., -âXdoat rds i,vias TOIS \6yois to give a free rein to one's words, Lat. immittere babenas. II. any leathern thong, a shoe-string.
'HNI'A,
77,
bridle,
T|TrdTUOv, TO,
Dim. of ffnap. of diratyiaKW. qira<j), 3 sing. aor. 2 : maimed, baiting iqireSfivos, 17, ov, weak, infirm
gen. void of.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
Jiai, pf.
e,
pass, of aiviaoo(j.a.i. Interject., (r\v, ?Sc) see I see there

c.
c.
!
I T|iriXT]cra, aor.
of
direiXccy.
fjvtKa, Adv., relat. to rrjv'uca or ror^viKa,
when, at
TJirupo--yVi?is,
<s,
(ijireipos,
*yev<u) living on the
which time, at the time when

n'v^djjnjv, aor.
I
optat. whenever.
mainland.
}]irup6v8, Adv.
(jjircipos)
fjvioiTotciov, TO,
fjvio-rroios, 6,
of cuVtWo^cu. a saddler's shop.

rjaoj,
to the
mainland.
From
reins, to drive.
(-fjvia, iroifca)
f.
a bridle-maker, saddler.
the mainland, con7]-iT6upos, for dirfipos (sc. 777), r), ffar' rjireipov by tinent, of the land, as opp. to the sea ;
fjvtocTTpo<J>Cj,
to
guide by
land; hence even an islandis
called ijirfipos.
II.
From
ijvio-crTp6<J>os, ov, (ty'ia, arpftpca) as Subst. a charioteer.
guiding by reins
the mainland of Greece, as opp. to its islands : part of which was afterwards called "Hircipos as n. pr.: Asia
fivi-oxciJS, ecus Ion. 7705, poet, for fjvioxos. to be charioteer, hold the reins, Tjvi-cXtico and drive. II. to bridle, control. From
was specially called Siffaal tfitfipoi, the

Asia.
77
tfircipos the
Continent
two
continents, are
and cu Europe and

;
-o,
Hence
f.
f|vi-oxos, o,
govern, (fyia, exw) holding the reins, a driver,
rjimpoci),
become
so,
when an
Pass, to wa<a, to make into mainland : island is joined to the mainland.
308
f|irip(OTTjs, ov, o, fem.
wris, t5os,
(tîretpos)
of the
vocat. 'Hpd/fAfts
prise or disgust. f
:
is
commonly an exclamation of
sur-
mainland, born or living thereon; rjrretpams t>/*/zaalliance with a military power, opp. to vavrtfcr) -)(ia II. of or on the mainland of Asia, ^vfjLfjja\ia.
Asiatic.
Hence
TJiripamic6s,
bitants of the
17,
ov, (fjirfipuTTjs)
of or for the inha-
mainland, continental.
Tj-irap,
n-Trcp poet. tie-Trap, Conj. (77, rrcp) than, than even. Adv., properly dat. of offirep, in the same way
fcas
6,
Hpa.K\6tos, a, ov, also os, ov, Ep. TlpaicX-qcios, r], ov of or belonging to Hercules ; fiir] 'llpaK\rjfirj the might of Hercules, i. e. Hercules himself; 'Hpd/fAeicu ffTTJXai the pillars of Hercules, the opposite headlands of Gibraltar and Ceuta TO 'Hpaie^fiov Ion. rjiov, the temple of Hercules ; TO, 'Hpd/cAt ta hisfestival. II.
:
\
as, just as.
fj-Trepoiravs, gen. T|TrpOTrVTT|S, ov,
Ion.
f}os,
= fjirfpoiTfVT'fjs. o,
From
cozen.
'HpdtfAeta AouTpd hot baths. "HpaKX^s, contr. from 'Hpa/fAe^s.

'lpafju]v, aor. I
med. of aipca
of
also impf.
of cpajucu.
a cheat, deceiver.
fjpSpov,
fs, f, aor. 2
apapiateo}.
f|TrpOTT6ta>,
f.
a<a, to cheat, deceive,
f|Tn]Tif|S, ov, 6, (r}7rdo/#zi)
a mender, cobbler.
From have a fever or ague. 6, a fever attended with II. the nightmare. shivering, ague.
Tjma\co, T|maXos
to
r\pS^ra^T\v, aor. i med. of epdo/u. T|pdcr0T]v, aor. I pass, (in med. sense) of fpa.ofj.at. T|pao-o-aTO, Ep. for ?}pd(raTO, 3 sing. aor. I of kpa.ofj.ai.
(sub. irvpervs),
TiTrio^-StvTjTOS, ov, (tjTrios, olveoj) soflly-rolling.
TjpaTO, 3 sing. aor. I med. of a/'pcu. T|paTO, 3 sing. impf. of dpdofjat. f pt0T)v, aor. I pass, of cupc'ce.
Tjmo-Swpos,
gifts.
^
ov,
(ijmos,
owpov)
giving welcome
of mood.
II.
t]p0ov, impf. of
ffpei,
Ipe^cy.
qm6-0i)p,os, ov, (TJTTIOS, $v/j,6s) gentle
3 sing. impf. of atpecu. TJpeura, aor. I of IpetScu.

T|pc[xa
softly
:
"HIII'OS, a,
act. soothing,
ov, Att. os, ov, gentle, mild, kind.
and
a
ijpjj.as,
Adv. gently,
:
quietly, calmly,
assuaging, calming. qmo-xcip, 6, 77, (T/TTIOS, X 6t'p) with soothing hand. qmcos, Adv. of jjtrios, gently, mildly.
little,
slightly
slowly.
is
The
old Adj. ^pe/xos,
from which
fj.(TTfpos
;
it is
derived,
it pefj.aTos
only found in being used instead.
Comp.
7/pe-
TJirAaxov, for Tjfj,iT\aKov, aor. 2 TJ-TTOV, or 77 irov, Adv. or, as, or perhaps, as perhaps. TJTTOV or $i TTOV, Adv. of a truth, doubtless, I presume : after a negat., much less. II. in a question, is
it
T|p6p,aios, a, ov, (?]pe/za) soft, gentle, quiet. Adv. -(as. Tjpp.o-Tpos, a, ov, irreg. Comp. of '^pepaTos, see
|
ijffM
Adv.
f.
60),
170-0;,
fjpe(j.o~Tfpojs. (ijpefja) to be still,
keep quiet.
then f
[i],
Adv.
for ?7pe/#x, gently.
TjiTTat, 3 sing. pf. pass,
of
airra).
TjTTxmi [y], 6, Adj. masc. calling, crying; K-fjpvfc the loud-voiced herald : in form like
T|pgp.ia, ^, (fjpefja) stillness, calmness, rest. Pass, to be T|pp,C^(o, f. era;, (^pc/xa) /o calm, quiet :
still,
at rest.
I
II. intr. to
be at rest.
From
T|Trvw Dor. dirvw [d] (ewos, voke.
f'nrciv)
:
f.
vffca
to
call
on,
\y] : aor. I call out or forth,
in-
II.
absol. to call aloud, shout,
speak; of
the lyre, to sound; of the wind, to howl, roar. : ''HP, TO, poet, for lap, spring, Lat. gen. and dat. T^pos, f)pt are the only cases used in Prose. of Ipdcu. fjpj,, 3 sing. impf. fjpa, i sing. aor. r of aipcu. rjpa (rjpapov aor. 2 of dpapiaftca') always joined with (j)fpeiv or its compds., to bring -what is pleasant, to do a kindness ; cp. cmijpa.
VER
of dpeo-cu. of aiperifa. ripfTura, aor. Ion. for ypovv, impf. of alpeoj. TJpcw, Ion. for'Hpa. *TrIpT], of aipf<u. [jpT]p,au, pf. pass, aor. I of fpijfj.6o}. irjpirjp.ajo'a, TJp-qpct, 3 sing, plqpf. of dpapiffKOt}. f|pT)pto-TO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of epcioca. aor. I pass, of aipca. 4]p0ir)v,
qpeo-a, aor.
I
TJpi, (i^p) Adv. early, at early 6(povs early in the summer.
morn;
a/j,a
%pi TOV
in
;
"HPA
Ion. "Hp-rj,
77,
Hera, the
Roman Juno,
TO,
queen
of the gods, sister arid wife of Zeus. Hence 'Hpaios, a, ov, of or belonging to Hera : TO 'Hpaiov,
(?epoi/)
the temple
of Hera, Heraeum
"Hpata,
(tfpd) her festival.
'HplSavos, 6, Eridanus, a river, first mentioned Later authors took it mostly for the Po Hesiod. others also for the Rhone or the Rhine. of apiOfj.(Qj. T|pi0|ji6ov, impf. of dpidfj,eca. T|pi0p.ir]jxai, pf. pass, of (pfiKca. qpiice, 3 sing, intrans. aor. 2
contr. UpaicXTis, 6: gen. 'HpatfAeeos contr. 'Hpa/fAeovs Ep. 'HpaA7;os : dat. 'HpctK\6'i contr. 'HpaAeet 'HpaAcr Ep. 'Hpa/cAf/i' : ace.
'HPAKAE'HS
= eapivos, of or in the spring: flptvos, 77, ov, (^p) neut. fiptvov and fyivd as Adv., in spring. 'HPI'ON, TO, a mound, barrow, tomb.
of (pd-ira. TJplirov, aor. 2
fipi-iroX^, fi, fern. Adj. (fat, TroAecw) early-stirring: as Subst. the morn, dawn.
,
'Hpa/cAeea contr. 'Hpa/cAt a Ep. 'HpaK\rja rarely 'HpaAf} later also 'Hpa/fAf/i/
:
voc. 'Hpa.vAees, 'HpdxrAets
in Ion. also declined 'Hpa/cAcos -K\fvs,

:
'HpaK\i, 'Hpa/fAea Heracles, Lat. Hercules, son of Zeus and Alcmena, the most famous of the Greek heroes the
:
aor. I of (pi fa. act. and pass, Tjppiai, pf.
of
aipca.
309
T|pp.vos, pf. part. pass, of C.papicrKO}. qpvciTO, 3 sing. impt". of dpyfopai.
f|pvir](rd|JLT|V,
r'o-06|ATr]v,
aor. 2
Tjcr0ov, impf.
f|cri-eirT)S,
S,
aor. I of dpvtofj.ai.
(fy/iu, CTTOS)
a babbler.
of dpuca. med. of aipca. [jp6p,T]v, impf. rjpTraa or ^piracra, aor. I of dpirdfa. t]ppt]cra, aor. i of eppo}. II. also of apou. TJpcra, aor. I of dpapioKoj. Y|pTT]|JiVOS, pf. part. pass, of dprdca. TiprvvavTO, 3 pi. aor. i med. of dprvvcu. 4]pi5yov, intrans. aor. 2 act. of epevyopai. 3 sing. aor. 2 of cpvKca. impf. of ZpxofML also impf. med. ofapx<u. 2 sing. impf. of dpdop.ai, iqpw, ace. YJpcp, poet, for Tjpcai, dat. of ijpajs ijpaj,
T|p60T]v, aor. I pass,
:
t]trKiv, contr. for ijcrteffv, 3 sing. impf. of dcKcw. Att. pf. pass, of detSo).
jjiT|iai,
Att. for T)8eifj,(v, I pi. plqpf. of o?5a. ^<ro, 2 sing, imperat. of jjfuu. Att. TJTTO,, TJS, 17, a J<?/?ctf, TJo-o-a discomfiture From gen. defeat by, yielding to. Tjo-crdo|juH Att. i|TTdo|Aat fut. both med. and
T|crp.v,
: ,
c.
pass.
Tj0ar)0ri(rop.ai
aor.
f)aar)6r)V
pf. TJTTT;-
Ion. 4o-0-6op,ai, see the word : Pass. : : (ijaaaw) : to be less, weaker, inferior to another: to be beaten,
l]pU)6lOV,
TO, = TjpyOV.
worsted, discomfited : to give way, submit : absol. to be beaten or defeated : as law-term, to lose one's cause.
Hence
o/ or /or heroes,
:
TjpcoTjo'a, aor. I
Yjpcoticos,
17,
of
Ipcuecy.
ov
heroic or, (f/pcus) jj-trpov, the heroic verse, hexameter. contr. Tjpcpvi], fern, of a heroine. [_t], ijpojs,
a, ov,
f],
Adj.
il<r<rr]TOS, a, ov, and, in neut. plur. rjffffrjTfa, verb. one must be beaten, submit. :
impf. rjo-o-ov, Tjoxrtov, tfaaov, gen. oôs

less,
Att.
of diWeu.
:
Att. TJTTCOV
Ion. eoxrtov
I'lpcois, iSos,
= jjpuivr),
rjpooLKus.
a heroine.
impf. of dpdopai. T|pa>ov, TO, the temple or shrine of a hero: neut. from ?)pa>os, a, ov, contr. of rjpwios, of or /or heroes, heroic : 6 rjp$os (sub. pvQ the heroic measure,
f|pa>p,K]v,
fj.6s~),
hexameter.
From
r/pcues,
rjpcos, o: gen. fipcuos Att. ijpca: dat. tfpoji contr. ?;p<w: ace. ?;po>a contr. fjpcu : pi. nom. and ace.
weaker, inferior : c. gen. pers. weaker than another, unable to contend with, yielding to a thing. (Used as irreg. Comp. of Positive Kattos probably formed from r/Ka, ij/tiaros being the Sup.) ~<rr<u, 3 sing, of ^/xat. TJ Att. for rjdeiTf, 2 pi. plqpf- of *e?Sa>. for iJTfjv, 3 dual impf. of el pi sum. Att. for rjddTrjv, 2 and 3 dual plqpf. cf *et'cy. T^crTirjv,
: ,
rarely
contr. ^pcus
a hero : in Homer not restricted to warriors, but applied to all free men of that age, as to the minstrel, the herald, the II. leech, etc.
:
T|<rro, 3 sing. impf. of^pat. TJO-TOV, for jjrov, 2 dual impf. ra, aor. I of diarou.
,
of
ei'/w
sum.
neut.
f.
pi.
<TOJ,
of ijavxos, used like fjavxi)'

(rjavxos) to he
still,
Hesiod makes the Heroes the Fourth Age of men, who fell before Thebes and Troy, and superior to the present race. III. Pindar represents them as a race between gods and men, demigods, rjfiiOfoi, whether those born of one divine parent, as Hercules or
Aenaeas, or those who, like Theseus, had done great mankind. IV. the heroes were in later times inferior local deities, patrons of tribes, cities, etc.; as at Athens, the tfpojfs firuvvôi were the heroes after whom the ten <j>v\ai were named. The 'founders of a chy were worshipped under this name.
service to
quiet, at rest;
TO rjavxafrv of night.
rrjs
VVKTOS the quiet time of night, dead

still,
rjcrtixatos, a, ov, poet, for ^<rt>xos,
quiet, at rest.
T|cri5xatTpos, a, ov,
irr.
Comp.
of jjavxos, rjovxatos.
Dor. ao-^xa, Adv. of ijavxos, quietly, gently. Dor. atrvx fj, (ijovxos} stillness, quiet, peace; fjavxio-v dyeiv or fx fiv ^ keep quiet, be at i. rest, leisure, Lat. otium. peace or at rest.
,
?
v rarely a, ov, poet, for

>
Dor. for
TJS,
rjv,
ncra, Att. aor. I

TJcra, aor. I
3 sing. impf. of dpi sum. of adca.
"H2TXO2
Comp. and
Dor. aatixos, ov,
still,
quiet, at rest;
II.
;
%X' tfffvxos keep quiet.
2. quiet,
gentle.
of TJ8ca. Tjo-ai, 2 sing, of ât. Tjo-av, 3 pi. impf. of dpi sum.

f|crav, Att. for rjotffav,
-airaros Sup. were irreg. âvxairepos,
3
i
pi.
of oida.
TJO-CLTO,
plqpf. (in impf. sense)
II. for
ijioav, 3 pi. impf.
of e?^t
ibo.
but also -wrepos. III. Adv. and neut. pi. ijavxa as Adv. [y] pf. of alffx^voa. pf. pass, of ai(rxvv<u.
,
-x ws
3 sing. Ep. aor.

'
o
,
aor. I of a.la\vvu.
T)<Tiv, fut. inf.

TJcrOa, Aeol. for
,
fut.
sing. impf.
of
ct/xt
sum.
j-re or
j-T
TJ
ô-Oai,
inf.
or
-^
re, Conj. or also. TC, Adv. surely, doubtless.
f|o-0vovv, impf. of dff6cvt<u.

T|o-0T)v, aor. i pass,
TJcrOijv, Att. aor.
I
pass,
for rjfiTf, 2 pi. impf. of tlp.i ibo. nTTjKa, -pTijo-a, pf. and aor. I of aired*. Tj-rqv, 3 dual impf. of et/xt sum.
nT,
Tj(T0iov, impf.
QTidacr06, -gTiowvTOjEp.
and 3
pi.
impf.
ofamae/uu.
310
,
a/ceco.
xJTia|iat,
aor. I
med. and
pf. pass,
of
c.
ace. cognato,
dxew
vpvov, KUKVTOV to utter, send
forth a
:
TJ-TOU,
Conjunct.:
III. =
,
11.=^
77
.
rot, full, surely,
rj
verily. either . . ,
rot, either in truth, followed
by
. .
or
. .
Dor. dxa, 77, a sound: the tumultuous noise of a crowd, the roar of the sea, etc. ; in Trag. usu. a cry of sorrow, wail.
',
HXH'
hymn
or wail.
From
of fTOipafa, in med. sense. TTTOP, TO, only used in nom. or ace. the heart. "HTPION Dor. arpiov, TO, the warp in a web of
f|Totp,aflrp,ai, pf. pass,
:
foaa, ev, (77x77) sounding, roaring, echoing, aros, TO, (r/x"") o> sound, ov, 6, and T|X 11 TIK S "hi oi', 7yX* T77 s
>
cloth (the
woof being
Kpt>Kr}}
in pi. ijrpia,
thin,
fine cloth: hence, tfrpia &v$\<av leaves made of strips of papyrus joined crosswise. qrpov, TO, (rjrop) the belly, Lat. abdomen.
Att. for 570-0--. Tj-rra, f|Trdop,at, TJTTCOV, etc.,
o"Tcy, 3 sing, imperat. of ct/xt sum. In compds. with ev- or li)-, neut. from 771)5. T|i5, v. sub et>-. this is often lengthd. Ep. into r}i>I and impf. of avSdu. ipS'ijo'a, TruSirjica, aor. T)v8oKlp,OVV, impf. Of CVOOKlfJLfd}. TjvScov, Att. impf. of avoaa}. ijt>avov, impf. of avfavaj. t)v\t](ra, aor. I of av\ttu. TjvXi<r0T)v, aor. 1 pass, of au\tcu. T}ud(JiT]v, aor. I of tv'xoât. aor. I and pf. pass, of avdvo). r)vJ!;if|0T]V, T]VT]H,<U, and aor. I of avfdvca. Tjv>fjT]Ka, Tj{i|t)<ra, pf. and aor. I pass, of fipifftca). T)t)pov, TjvpcOijv, aor. 2 act.
Ep. for 77, Adv. where. r\\Qsro, 3 sing. impf. both of d\Bo^w.t and 4'xô/ât. of e'xô/nat. 'x0T]jjiai, pf. pass, aor. I pass, of dyca.
TJX I
>
',
aor.
aor.
TJTCO, for
Dor. dx^, T), gen. -oos contr. ovs, 7/x 1?) rt T|X<*> II. as prop. n. 'Hx^, reverberated sound, an echo.
Echo, personified as an Oread.

T]4/a/TO,
3 sing. aor.
of anrofMii.
o0ev,
T]vj/T]<ra, fn|/Tj0T)v,
aor. I act.
T|w0v Dor.
i|oi0i,
dw0v Att.
at
and pass, of t^cu. Adv. (>]&$) from morn,

irpo
from peep of day,
dawn.
-ffSiOi
'?
t
old Ep. gen. of fjws,
before dawn.
II. east-
n'wv, oj/os, o, Att. contr. for
iwv.
qwos, a, ov, at morn, at break of day.

ern.
From
77,
fjvs, neut. lyu,
Tjvo-a, aor. I
Ep. for fiis, good, brave. of dvoj. [v]

II.
TLQ'2,
?}of:
gen. r/oos
:
contr.
:
root's
dat.
r/oi'
contr.
ace. r/oa contr. r}w

:
Att.
Sfcos,
:
gen.
eca,
ace.
?u
f^TC, Ep. Conjunct, as, like as.
for
77,
than
or
ectfl/
Dor. dws
Aeol.
dvws
the day-break,
only once in Homer, vf(pos pcXdvTcpov ?/J)TC iriaaa, blacker than pitch, [u] TjvTpeiruTfJiat, pf. pass, of fvTpemfa. T\v\6\i.i\v, impf. of evxoftai. t H<J>aurTU>s, a, ov, ("H<cuo"Tos) o/ or for Vulcan, Lat. Vulcanius: rb 'H<paiaTfTov or 'fLfpaiareiov (sub.
tepov) db* temple of Vulcan : rd 'Hâ'tareta (sub. tepa), his festival, Lat. Vulcanalia.
dawn, morning, opp. to fJLfffov fjnap mid-day, aivd oti\rj evening ; ace., T/O) the whole morning long; d/*'
ryofat day-break.
as the
2. the
East, opp. to
6(pos.
3..
Greeks counted by mornings, i]ws came to II. as prop, mean a day: also the light of day. n. Hods, Eos, Aurora, the goddess of morn.
'Hâio-ro-irovos, by Vulcan.
oi/,
("HâtaTos, Troveoi) wrought
9
0,
0, 0fjTa, TO,
:
"Hâwrros, ov, 6, Hephaistos, the Lat. Vulcanus, son of Zeus and Hera, lame from his birth, god of fire, master of the arts which need the aid of fire, esp.
of working in metal. 'H4>aiorr6-TVKTOs, ov, and "HtjxucrTO-TCVXTis, Tfvx&) wrought by Vulcan. i, Dor. 3 sing. aor. I pass, of ctTrrcy.
,
indecl.,
alphabet
as
numeral
& =- tvvta,
eighth letter of the Greek Zvvaros, but ft **=
e's,
In Doric, 6 was often changed into o-, as 9000. Lacon. otTos 'Acrdva ad<u, for OeTos 'AOdva 6dca: so was also changed, also in Ion., fivaaos for (3vOos. Aeol. and Dor., into <p, as Qrjp <p\d(a tyXifita for Qfy OXdo) QXifica. Lastly, 6 sometimes stood for the rough
Ep. for y.
for d<pifi,
d<pica).
3 sing. impf. of
d<}>ir)fj.t
(as if
from
On the breathing, as OafJid for ap.a, 6d\affffa. for aXs. stood for Odvaros. ballots of the judges at Athens,
0&dcr<r,
Ep. for
Odffffoj, to sit,
only in pres. and Ep.
j\$iow, impf. of dîij/JLt (as if from d<pioi). JjîJcra, aor. t of dtpvffffoj. rj4>vo'<r6p,Tjv, impf. med. of d<pvffffa).
f\\ecrKov, Ion. impf. of ?/ f|XCTqs, ov, 6, Ep. T|xTtt, (>/xfcu) clear-sounding, as Subst. the chirping, epith. of the grasshopper
:
impf. Odaaaov. 0aeiTO, 3 sing. impf. of Dor. OaeofjLai. 0deo, imperat. of Odoftai.
0aco(.iai, Dor. for Att. Ofdopat Ion. Qrjeofjiai. Odt]p.a, TO, Dor. for Ota/jia, a sight, spectacle. 0dTf]TOS, 77, ov, Dor. for Orjrjros, Qtaros. 0ai|xaTia, crasis for TO, l/Jidria.
Hence
chirper,
i.
e.
r-
the grasshopper, Lat. cicada. ax* * [fi] : f- '7' <y ' to sound, ring, peal;
0AIPO'5,
0uKc,
f.
o, the
Tjcrcy,
(6>a/ros) to sit, esp.
hinge of a door or gale. as a suppliant,!*
311
cognato, edpas iraynparfis 0aKiv Hence to sit on imperial throne. a sitting as a suppliant a seat. 0dio]fjia, arcs, TO,
take a seat
:
c. ace.
($citfy) a sitting, seat. 0O.KOS, o, (Oaffaca) a seat : Ion. QSiKos.
OaKTjats,
eojs,
17,
0dXdp.a,
OLKOS, 6,
0dAd|Jivp.a, aros, TO,

dwelling-place.
0dXdjJU],
97,
= 0aXafj,iTT)s. = 0dXafJtos, a
lair, den,
dark chamber or
bloom, flourish. 0dAeia, 77, blooming, luxuriant, bounteous, IP atari It is fem. of an obsol. OaXciri at the bounteous feast. II. as prop. n. Adj. 0dXvs, derived from 0aXeiv. QdXfia, 77, one of the Muses, the blooming one : later esp. the Muse of Comedy. 0aXeiv, aor. 2 inf. of 0dAAey.
0dX0o>, poet, for 0d\Xca,
to
(âAaôs) a
Me.
0dXcpos, d, 6v, (0a\(tv) blooming, fresh

[a]
active.
II.
0dXdjAT|ios,
dwelling
or for 77, ov, (0dXafji.os') of Jit for building one.
a chamber or
,
0dXp-wms, 0uXo, Dor.
: vigorous, luxuriant, copious, large, abundant. ioos, 77, (0aXep6s, aty) with bright eyes.
for QrjXtca,
:
in 0a\a}Ai)-ir6Xos, or, (0d\afj.o$, TroAeo/Licu) waiting II. as Subst., daXap.rjvoXos, the lady's chamber. o or T), a bridegroom or bridesmaid.
dXTJs, o, gen. QaXeca, dat. 0aAf?, ace. QaXrjv but also QaXrjros, rjri, ijra, and a\ov : Thales of Mile-
0dXdp,u>s, a, OP, (0dXafJLOs) belonging to the chamber.
As
I. QaXdfJiios, Subst. : daXafjiia Ion. -77 (sub. KWTTTJ), the oar of the 0aXa2. (sub. 67777), the hole in the ship's side fjLiTrjs.
= 0aXafj.irr}s. 6,
II.
one of the Seven reputed Wise Men of Greece. 77, (0aAe/>) bloom : metaph. good cheer, wealth, plenty : in plur. festivities, a feast.
tus,
0dXia,
0aXXT|<rco, a doubtful fut. of 0oAAcy,
for
0r)Xrjcru
through which this oar worked, the port-hole. 0aXap,tTT]S, ov, o, (0aAa/zos) one of the rowers
the lowest bench of a trireme,
on
who had
the shortest
[i]
from 0rjXeoj. 0aXX6s, o, (0dXX(a) a young shoot, twig: 6 T??S eXaias 0aX\6s the olive-branch used at festivals; also, !KTT)P 0aX\6s the branch carried by suppliants.
0aXXo-<j>6pos, ov, (0aXX6s, ^tpcu) carrying olivebranches, as the old men did at the Panathenaea.
oars and the least pay
cf. ^VYITIJS, Opavirrjs.
0dXap,6v8e, (OdXapos) Adv. to the bed-chamber. I. 0A'AA~MO5, o, an inner room or chamber : 2. the women's apartment, inner part of the house. II. a bed-room, bride-chamber. 3. the storeroom. IH. any chamber or abode : a fold, pen for sheep. the lowest part or hold of the ship, in which the 0a\a/xtrcu sat.
calls the
0A'AAH,
fut.
0aXw:
aor.
e0aXov:
pf.
rt0rj\a
(in pres. sense), part. T607)Xws, Ep. fem. rtQaXvla; 3 : to bloom, flourish, to shoot out, sing, plqpf- re0r)Xfi to swell, be rich in a thing : the part. rdrjXws is used
stbsol. as
to
0dXacr<ra Att. -rra, T), (ciAs) the sea : Herodotus Mediterranean ^8e 77 OdXaaaa, 77 naff r/fias Oa\a<joa, 77 ecroj OdXaooa, (as the Latins called it nos- scion, Lat. stirps. trum mare), and the Ocean 77 ecy 0aA.a(ro"a metaph., 0aXmda>, Ep. part. 0aXirioow, (0dXirca) to be or be0d\affffa KOLKUV' a sea of troubles.' 2. a well of come warm, warm oneself. salt or brackish wafer. .Hence 0aXirv6s, 77, 6v, warming, fostering. From
:
i. metaph. Adj. swelling, rich, abundant. bloom, flourish, prosper : to be at the height. 0A'AO5, cos, TO, like 0aXXos, a young shoot or branch, twig, esp. an olive-branch : metaph. a child,
'
0dXa<Tcraios, a, of, *=Oa\aff(Tios. OaXaao-eva), (0dAacro"a) /o 6e at sea, go by sea. OaAao-crios, a, or, also os, ov, (OdXaaaa) of, in or on the sea, belonging to it, Lat. mar i mis ; Oa\daffia
dXiros, eos, TO, (flaATro;) warmth, heat, esp. beat ; T<i daXirrj the suns rays, Lat. soles.
taph. a sting, smart, tingling.
summer2. me-
0aXirTT|ptos, ov,
warming.
aor.
I
From
fpya sea-affairs, the sea, also fishing : QaXaaaia animals living in the sea, opp. to \fpoaia. 2. skilled
in the sea, nautical, maritime.
0aXacr<ro-KOiro,
f. 770*0;,
(OdXaacra, Korrtoi) to strike

splash : metaph. to
Pass., aor. I Z0aXif/a: II. to warm, heat. *0dX<f>0r)v: pf. inf. re0dX(f>0ai: 2. to foster, cherish, warm metaph. to heat, inflame. Hence in one's bosom : in bad sense, to cheat.
A'AIin,
f.
ô>:
the sea with the oar,
make a
f.
make
to be
0aXirojp'T],
77,
a warming
metaph. a comfort.
much ado about
nothing.
770-0;,
OdXtmpos,
(Od\aaaa, Kpartaj)
</,
d, ov, (OdX-nu)
warm, glowing.
0aXa<Toro-KpaTo>, master of the sea.

0aXacr<ro-Kpa,TC)p,
opos,
r),
(fl
0SXvo-ia (sub. lepd), icav, rd, (0aXtTv) the firstlings Hence of the harvest, offering offirst-fruits, [v] OaXvo-uis, doos, -f), fem. Adj., of or for the offering
master of the
sea.
ov,
0aXa<r<r6-TrX<ryicTOS, driven, tempest-tossed.
(OdXaffaa,
(6d\affffa,
ir\rjffffu)
0aXao-or6-irXT]KTOS,
beaten.
ov,
sea-
offirst-fruits. thick. 0ap,d, Adv. (aâ) together in crowds, close, of Time, often, oft-times, frequent. = Band n. djJidKts, Adv.
0ap,paCvco, to he astonished at.
0a|ji{30,
f.
II.
From
:
0a\a<rcro-iT6pos, ov, (OdXavaa, TrJpos) sea-faring. GaXao-o'-ovp'yos, ov, (9d\aaffa, *Hpyoj') working at sea : as Subst., OaXaaoovpyus, 6, ajifberman.
rjcra)
pf. Te0dfj.&7]Ka
c.
(Qdôs)
to It
astonished or
amazed :
0dp.{3os, eos,
marvel at a thing. TO, astonishment, amazement, Lat. tinace. to dat.
OdXarra, OaXoLTTtos,
Att. for
OdXaoa-.
por.
(From Root TA*-,

,
0dXa,
Ta, (OaXtiv}
good
cheer, comforts, delights.
ol,
at,
Oap.iai,
see Tt-07]na.) ace. Oaptas,
(0a/i)
312
poet. pi. Adj. (with
thick.
no
sing. Oap.v$\
crowded,
close,
0AT2O2 or 6PA'2O5 Att. 0dppos, TO, courage,

boldness, confidence: in bad sense, over-boldness, darng, presumption : in pi., rd Odpffrj grounds of confidence.
0apo"t]crt3, ecus,
77,
confidence in, reliance on.
03}ii6s, d, ov, (Oafja) crowded,
close, thick.
f. ffca, (Oap.d) to come often, Lat. frequen03p,C, to be often or constantly engaged with a thing, tare :
c. dat.
to be
wont to do,
c. part.
03jjiivd,
03}Jiiv6s,
= Oapeios. 17, ov, 0a|xvos, 6, (6aiiivos) a bush, shrub.
neut. plur. of Oap-ivus, as Adv.,
= Qap.d.
apffeca, boldly,
Oapo-ovvTCJS Att. 0appovvTcas, Adv. of pres. jpart. of courageously. 0apo-uv6<TKOv, Ion. impf. of Oapavvai.
Adv. -fjuas, with 03p.do-lp.os, ov, (QdvaTos) deadly: II. 2 . of, belonging to death. deadly blow, mortally.
pass, subject to death,
mortal : also dead. 0avard(o, Desiderat. of Ovrjff/coj, to wish to die.

03v3Tt]4>opta,
77,
a causing of death.
From
03v3rT]-4>6pos, v, (QdvaTos, (pfpca) death-bringing. 03vaTtda>, Desiderat. of OvrjffKca, to wish to die.
0dp(Tvvos, ov, relying on a thing. 0ap<njvco Att. Oappvvca, f. vvw, (Qdpaos] to encouII. intr. = Oapaeca, to be of rage, cheer. good courage. [0] 0dorai, Dor. aor. I imperat. of Odoftat. 0<icra(T0<u, Dor. aor. I inf. of Odofj.ai. 0acr6^Jievos, Dor. for Orja6fj.fvos, fut. part, of 0dof,iai.
dcrtos, a, ov, (0a<ros)
from
Thasos, Thasian
77
03v3ToLS,
0"o*a, ev,
(Odvaros) deadly.
aaia (sub.
aXp.rf), pickled sea-fish; dva/cvtcdv
Qaalav
to mix this pickle. 0dvaTov-86, Adv. to death. 0A'22fl Ep. 0ado-<rw, to sit, sit idle. 0dvaTOS, 6, (Oaveiv') death; OdvaTOV KaTayiyvwfffcetv 0d<T(ro3V Att. 0d,TTcov, ov, Comp. of rax^s, quicker, TWOS to pass sentence of death on one pi. ddvaToi, II. kinds of death, usually of violent death. swifter : Odffffov as Adv., more quickly. as prop, n., dvaTos, Death, the twin-brother of 0d,T6pov, 0aTpa, see crepos.
:
Sleep.
III.
corpse.
icav, TCI,
0aTTo>v, Att. for Odaatav.
05v3TOtioaa (sub. Ifpd), of the dead.

Svarooj,
to mortify.
f. <;o-a>,
(QdvaTOs) a feast
(OdvaTos) to put to death: metaph.

II. to
0avp.a Ion. 0covp.a or 0up;a, aros, TO, (âo/xat) a wonder, marvel, wondrous thing; Bavpa iofcrOai a wonder to behold ; so, dav/Mi dnovcrai, fJaOeiv : TcL
condemn
to death.
0dvov, Ep. aor. 2 of 9vrjaK<a. 05viv Ep. 0avtv, aor. 2 inf. of Qvqaito). 0avei<70ak Ep. 0av60~0ai, fut. inf. oi 0avotcra, Dor. fem. part. aor. 2 Qavo\j\ia\., fut. of OvrjaKQ}. A'OMAI f. Or/ffofjiai Dor. Gaffopai inf. (Orjadto wonder at, admire. II. to Dep. prjv gaze
:
Oav/MTa jugglers' tricks, strange gambols. wonder, surprise, astonishment.

0a/up.da> Ion. 0u)i5(x- or 0a>(j,- : fut. -daffOfMi, later in act. form -daca: aor.
pf. TtOavfjarea
:
II.
daofjtai
I
Ep.
kOavâaa:
I
fjjdaBrjv
c.
(Bavûa)'.
Pass., fut. QavfjuKfOrjaoijai : aor. to wonder, be astonished.
k&av1.
ace. to
wonder
II.
at: like Lat. mirari, to
regard with
wonder or
at.
upon, look
at, see.
esteem, to admire. 3. c. gen. to Pass, to be looked at with wonder:

/XT)
wonder
c. part.,
0a7iT6Ov, verb. Adj. of OdiTTOj, one must bury.
OavftdfriJiai
:
irapuv
my
absence
is
wondered
at.
ATITfl,
fut.
Odif/ca
aor. I
eOcupa
pf.
Tra<pa
Pass., fut. 2 T&^ffo/j.ai, fut. 3 TtOdifiofMi: aor. I kOd2 Tdiprjv [a] : pf. TfOapnai, Ion. 3 pi. TC(pdijv, aor. to perform fune6d<parai : 3 sing, plqpf. CTeOanTO :
0au|xcuv<o, fut. avS) Ep. avca, (Oavfta) to wonder at. 0au|xdcrLOS, a, ov, Ion. 0coiJ}ji- or 0cd|j.doTOS, (Oav-
/^da>) wondrous, wonderful, marvellous

excellent.
admirable,
Adv.
-teas,
marvellously.
ral rites to the dead
: to bury, inter, entomb. 0apYT|Xwi, ojv, fd, a festival of Apollo and Artemis, held at Athens in the month Thargelion. Hence 0apYT)\uov, aVos, 6, the nth month of the Attic from middle of May to middle of June. year,
0avp,acri-ovpYo>, f. rjffo}, (Oav^daios, Hpyov} to work wonders, perform curious tricks, of jugglers. 0axjp,dtro-ojjiai, Ep. fut. of Oavfjdfa. 0av[xa<rTOv, verb. Adj. of Qavpdfa, one must wonder, marvel.
0app3\cos, 0app(o, 0dppos, etc., Att. for Oapff-. 0apcr3\cos, a, ov, (Qdpaos) bold, daring, courageous, confident : in bad sense, over-weening, presumptuous : TO QapadXeov confidence, safety : of things, cheering,
Comp. dap aaX fur epos. Adv. -co>s, encouraging: with confidence. 0apo-e\)o-a, Dor. fem. part, of Oapffeca. 0avp,STO-7roios, ov, (Oavfj,a,iroifdj) wonder-working: to be of as Subst. a conjurer, juggler. 0apae(o Att. Gappeco f. 770-0) (Odpaos) good courage, be of good cheer, be confident, assured; 0avp.aTos, 77, 6v, Ep. for dav/jaffTos. From in bad sense, Qdpaei take courage] be of good heart I Qa,v\La,TOvpyt(ii, f. -fjffca, davfMTOiroifO).
:
0avp,aar6s Ion. 0<ovp,- or 0o)p,-, 77, ov, (6av/j.dai) wondered at, wondrous, wonderful, marvellous : Adv. -TWS, wonderfully. admirable, excellent. 0avp.aToop.ai, Pass. (OavfMi) to be regarded as a wonder. From 0avp,3TO'iroia>, f. 770-01, to do wonders.
to be
to be over-weening,
confident about, have no fear Hence confidently that.
presumptuous: for :
c.
ace. rei, to feel
0avp,aT-ovpY6s,
0dv)/tvos,
rj,
ov,
c. inf. to believe
0dvj/au, aor. I inf.
(Oavpa, *6pycu~) of danTca.
= 0avnaTOiroi6s<
From
ov, yellow-coloured, sallow.
313
a plant or wood used for dyeing yellow, from the island of Thapsos. *0A'fl, Ep. for the prose 0r)\dfa: aor. I inf: 0rjffar.
0dv(/os,
77,
OeiKeXos,
shine,
= 0tatee\os.
06iX6-ir68ov, TO, (ffarj, treSov) a place in the sunwhere things were put to dry.
to suckle,
feed :
I
,
Med.,
milk, firrjfravbv
yd\a
OffaOai
see
:
pres. inf. 0rja0ai, to suck, milk to milk the year
0eip.6v, for 0eirjfjiev, i pi. aor. 2 opt. of riOrjfJu. also aor. I inf. of Qtivoj. 06ivcu, aor. 2 inf. of riOrjm :
round
0ed,
3 sing. aor.
fern,
Orjaaro fui6v he sucked the breast.

see 0dct>fwt.
EI'Nn,
0fvwv
:
fut.
0fvu>
aor. I fOfiva
04voj,
aor. 2
0evov,
*0do>, Lacori.
77,
ffdoi, to
only in imperat. 0tvf, subj.

to strike, dash.
:
inf.
Ofvfiv, part.
in dual, are
of Of 6s, a goddess: rd 0fd (Att. TW 0eaj), always Ceres and Proserpine of afpval
II.
Ocai the Eumenides or Furies.
0LO-8o[AOS, ov, (0fTos, df/taj) god-built. 0eio(X6v, Ep. for OfwjjLfv, 0wfj.fv, i pi. aor. 2 subj. of
""0610V Ep. 06iov, TO, (0e?os) brimstone, Lat. sulfur. 06iov, TO, neut. of OfTos, used as Subst., the Divine
06u.
77,
(0edo/xcu) a looking at, view.
a thing
seen, sight, spectacle. 06u0fjvai, 77, aor. i inf. pass, of Ofdopai. 0eaivd, 77, poet, for Ofd, a goddess.
06-aiT7)TOs, ov, (Of us, atTfoj) asked of the gods. 0edp.a Ion. 06T)[xa, OTOS, r6, (^cdo/xat) a sight,
77, (OfdofMi) a spectator, [a] aor. I Ofdaopai [a], Ion. Qâoâi to view, rfOfdfjuai fBcdadjATjv: pf. Dep. (fldo/xcu)
Being, Deity. of the gods.
II. rd 0fia, the acts or attributes i. religious observances. 06ios, a, ov, (Of 6s) of or from the gods, Lat. divinus sent or caused by a god, appointed of God. 2. in
06dfio>v, oi/os, 6,
:
honour of a god,
0ao|xat
at,
:
f.
human, extraordinary,
holy, sacred. excellent.
3. godlike, super-
0EI~O5, o, one's father's

06iOT6po>s, Adv.
061OTTJS, T7TOS,
77,
or mother's brother, uncle,

:
gaze
See
behold;
aor. i
of
0cujj.cvoi
the
theatre
iOtdO-qv in pass
spectators in a sense, /o 6e se^n.
Lat. patruus and avunculus
fern. 0eia.
Comp. of
Oficas.
OdofJLai, Qrikoyuai.
o,
(0efos) divine nature, divinity.
0eup6s,
Dor. for 0ccap6s.

6, (0fdofjiai)
06aTT|s Ion. 07jTT|s, ov,
spectator.
061,6-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpous, ovv, (Ofiov, brimstone-coloured.

wffa) to smoke with (0etov) hence to purify. 06is, 0era, aor. 2 part, of Ti0r)fju. 061T6, Ofiaav, 2 and 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. 061TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of riOrmi. 06io>, poet, for 0ca, to run. 06io), Ep. for 0(0), 0w, aor. 2 subj. of ri0rjfju. 06io>s, Adv. of Ofios, by divine providence : Comp.
06ar6s,
77,
ov,
f.
(0aofMi)
to be seen.
06ioo) Ep. 066i6ca
f.
aw, (Otarpov} to bring on the stage: to make a show of, hold up to ridicule or shame. 0arpov Ion. 0tT]Tpov, TO, (flcaoyuat) a place for 2. seeing, a theatre. collectively, the spectators,
0ea,Tptco,
the audience. show, [a]
3.
brimstone, fumigate
= 0ea/#i,
the piece represented,
0e-6iSif|s, fs, (0f6s, tToos)
= 0eoi5ris.
06iov, TO, poet, for 0aov, brimstone. 0tos, 77, ov, Ep. for 0fios, divine. 0iovTai, 3 sing. pres. pass, of 0ci6<a. 0cci6o>, Ep. for 0ei6oj, to smoke with brimstone. 0<rKov, Ion. impf. of 0f(i>.
0tj,
77,
0fioT(pa)S, by
more special providence. 06i-uST)s, fs, (Ofiov, 6?5os) brimstone-like, Lat. sul06XY60-i-p.iD0os, ov,(0(\ya), fjiv0os) of soft, persuasive
fur eus.
Ion. for
77,
0a.
06T|tos,
ov, Ion. for 0feios, 0efos, divine.
0c-TjXoTOS, ov, (0cos, kXavvcS) driven or pursued by
OE'ATH,
:
Ion. impf. TO, (0f\yca) a charm or spell. cu: aor. I 60eAa: f. Pass., aor. I 16(\-
a god. 2. sent, caused by a god. by a god or for the gods.

0et]|jLa,
II.
built
to stroke with magic power, to charm, enX0r)v chant, spell-bind, Lat. mulceo : to cheat, cozen.
TO, Ion. for 0ea/za.

rj,
OcXeos, ov, (0fAcy) willing, voluntary.
Qer]-\L3.xia,
Qei\-\La.\o<&, ov, poet, for

77,
0cop-.
Q(\r\\La, O.TOS, TO, (0e\ca) will.

0X-r|<ris,
COL'S,
f}.
06T|jjuov, ofos, o,
Ion. for 0edfuov.
(0(\ca) a willing, will.
06T]-iro\6a), 0T|-7roX6s, ov, ptiet. for 06Tjo-6ai, Ion. 2 sing. fut. of 0edo/xcu.
00ir~.
06XiCTT|p, 77pos, o, (0f\'Y<u')
a charmer.
spell,
Hence
06Xi<TT|piov, TO,
a charm,
:
enchantment, means
0T](rt, Ep. 3 sing. subj. of
06ca.
or
power of charming
neut. from
0T]Tf|S, ov, 6, Ion. for 0a.Tr)s. 0TjTos, 0T]Tpov, 0T|Ta>p, Ion. for 0car-. 0ia, T), fern, of 0eios, one's father's or mother's sister, aunt, Lat. amita and matertera.
0tdf;aj,
f. ffca,
= 0(\KTrjptov, a charm. OeXicTpov, TO, = 0e\KTrjp. 0eXKTO)p, opos, o,

77,
OeXKTTjptos, ov, (0\y<u} charming, enchanting.
0Xât,
aor. I inf. of 0f\yea.
(0etos) to practise divinations.
Hence
06ia<rfios, o, practice
of divinations.
0ei|3a06v, 0t|3a0t, Aeol. for 077/3-. 0siev, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of ri0r]fu.
0LT]v, aor. 2 opt. of Ti0r]fu.
0eX^6i, Dor. for 0f\fi, 3 sing. fut. of 0t A/ycu. 06X-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv, (0eA.-yco, roos) charming or witching the heart.
06Xi-iriicpos, ov, (0e\y<a, iriKpos) deliciously bitter.

06X|i-<(>po)v, ov, gen. ovos, (0f\yoj, <pp^v)
0(\ivoos.
314
OeXoura, Dor.
for
OtXovaa,
fern. part,
of 0eXu.
I
from Zeus, front the gods.
Originally -9tv
was the
0E'AH,
impf.
f0Xov:
tut. 06Xrjff(u:
aor.
e0e\r]aa:
shortened form of
efleAcu.
genit. termination, as appears from tptOev, af0tv, '40(v. 0fvap, apos, TO, (0evQj, 0fivo)) the part of the band with which one strikes, the flat of the hand : d\os 0t-
the base or 0cfi60Xa, rd, (riQrjî) the foundation, bottom of a thing, /fo roo/s of a mountain, etc. "Afiof Ammon. ficavos 0fjie0Xa the shrine = OepfOXa QfptiXia Gep-eiXta, ra, Ep. for QepeXia, Oiaav or irpofiaXovTO they laid the foundations. 0}ji6Xi60ev, Adv. /row Afe bottom, Lat.funditus. the foundation : 06|AXiov, TO, as sing, of 0efjifiXia, From TO. 0e/j.eXia = 0fj,fiXia, 0f^f0Xa. to the foundation. II. 06}xeXios, oi/, (Tt0?7f) belonging as Subst., OefjieXios (sub. \t0os), o, a foundation stone;
; ;
vap the surface of the sea. 00, Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 med. imperat. of ridrj^t. From 0o(3Xdf3ea>, to sin against the gods. 060-pXapTjs, fs, (0os, pxa&rivai} stricken of God, visited with judicial blindness, reckless. 060-Y6WTJS, e's, (0e6s, yevva) begotten of a god. 06o-YXw(7(ro s, ov, (0os, yAcDo'cra) with the tongue of a god.
(
060-yovia, 17, the generation or genealogy of the gods, From the title of a poem of Hesiod.
Hence ol 0ejjiXioi, the foundations. f. wo-oj, /o /ay the foundation, found firmly
0E|X6\i6a>, Pass, /o have the foundations laid.
060-YOVos, ov, (06os, *yevca) born of God. 0O-8eYp,(ov, ov, gen. oôs, (0tos, 8eô/iai) receiving
a god.
Ep. for Oeivai, aor. 2 inf. of rftty/w. aor. 2 med. part, of riOrjî. 06JJ16VOS, 06jj,epos, ov, (ri0r]fii^ grave, serious, steadfast. serious counte06|j.6p-b>iris, toos, 57, (0efte/>os, wif/) of
Gefxev
06[ji.6VCH,
060-8if|XT|TOS, ov, (J0f6s, majesty of the gods.
oqXeofJiai)
hurtful to the
nance, honest.
06|xio), (0e/s) to regulate, punish, control : Med., poet. aor. I OtpiaaaaOai to regulatefor oneself, control.
06p,i-ir\KTOS, ov,
(0fjils,
0efjiiirXKTOS arc(pavos
TrXfKoj) woven of right; a well-earned crown.
0eo-8i8aKTOS, ov, (0f6s, oidaffKca) taught of God. [r] 06o-8fJiT)TOS, ov, Dor. -SfAaros, a, ov, (0eos, Sc/ua;) god-built, made or founded by the gods. 0c6-8oTos, ov, = 0(6aooTos. 0o-i8r|s, es, (0eos, ctBos) divine ofform, beauteous as the gods, godlike : irreg. Sup. 0eai80'TaTos.
00-eiKXos,
E'MLS, 57, Ep. gen. 0fjuaros, ace. 0(fuv: in Homer as prop. n. @jiis, e'îtTTos, ace. 0e'/<rra
:
0OX0pia,
57,
ov, (0f6s, ei'/ceXos) godlike. a being hated by the gods.
From
sometimes also efitSos, ace. I. law, e^tt e/o$, voc. consent or prescription, right, agreed on by common opposed to statute-law, Lat. jus or fas, as opp. to lex; 0fus fcrri 'tis meet and right, Lat. fas est ; y 0fjLis II. pi. 0efcrri as 'tis right, as the custom is.
but Att. gen.
&fj.iv
;
/ztTos,
0c6-6x0pos, ov, (0f6s, Ix^pds) hated by the gods. 06006V, old gen. of 0eos, used as Adv., from the gods,
Lat. divinitus.
for 0eovaa, fern. part, of 0ecu. 060KXi;T6o>, f. 170-0;, to call the gods to aid, to invoke From divine vengeance : to call on, conjure. 060-KXvros, ov, (0eos, K\v(a) calling on the gods.
Ion. gen.
0owra, Dor.
fj-iffres,
sanctions, laws, ordinances.
2. the
rights
of the chief, prerogative, privilege, authority : hence dues, tribute, etc. 3- existing laws or ordinances. 4. law-suits : also courts to administer justice
:
judicial sentences.
III.
e/zts as
prop, n.,
Themis, goddess of law and order, Justice. OCJU-CTKOTTOS, 6v, (fle/its, a/forreo;) keeping order. 0jjLicr-icpcov, OVTOS, 6, reigning by right. and pi. of de/us. 06|Aurra, -as, Ep. ace. sing,
06|AUTTios, a, ov, (0^js) lawful, righteous. to give law, lay down 0[Ato-TiJo>, f. oca, (0fjLiffTos) ordinances, give oracles : to order, govern. 0ep.urrov, Ep. gen. pi. of fleets. 0fxio-TO-Tr6Xos, ov, (0efJ.is, TToAccy) ministering law
06o-KpavTOS, GJ/ V (0eos, Kpaivca) wrought by the gods. 06o-KplTOS, ov, (0eos, Kpivco) judging between gods. 060-KTurros, ov, and 06o-KTiTOS, ov, (0eos, Krifa) created by God. the gods; 060-p,avT|s, es, (Of os, navrjvat) maddened by Xvffffa 0(O[Aavr)3 madness caused by the gods. has a spirit 060-jJiavTts, ecws, 6, (0e6s, âvris) one who
of prophecy. 0op,ax<>,
060|xaxLoi,
to fight against God: and the gods, as certain books 17, the battle of From the Iliad were called, esp. the igth. of 0eo-|xdxos, ov, (0eos, juaxo/xeu) fighting against God.
060-p,TioT(op, opos, 6, (0f6s, counsel.

060-p,urfjs,
jjirjffTajp)
like the
gods in
and
right.
rj,
0|Jii<7T6s,
0p,lTOS,
I?,
ov, (0f/j.t^Q}) sanctioned by law, lawful. OV, Ep. for 0ffUffTOS. in
e's, (0eos, /xtaccy) hated of the gods. 060-p.opos Dor. Q\)\I-, ov, (0os, nopos} destined or II. blessed by the gods. allotted by the gods.
EMO'fl, an Ep. Verb only occurring once

aor. I, vfja 0fio}ff
06o-fxop4>os, ov, (0eos nopfyrf) ofform divine.

es,
ytpoov iKôOai he forced the ship 060-p.vo-Tis, to come to land, or set it so as to come. gods.
(0os,
fivffos)
abominable before the
-0v,
motion
affixed
insep.
Particle,
affixed
to
Nouns denoting
:
060-irats, ira:8os, o,
from a place, opp. to -5e, as, o^Ko0v, ovmore rarely pav60ev, from home, from heaven
to
the gods. 17, (0eos, iraTs} child of Oeo-TrejjnrTOS, ov, (0eos, Tre^Trcu) sent by the gods. Oeo-irvevoTOs, ov, (0(6s, nvfca} inspired of God.
060iroic(i>, to
names
of persons,
as
Ai60v, 0t60tv,
make
into gods, deify.
From
0OTTOIOS
060-rroios, ov, (Of 6s,
,
Oeplfa.
0o-4>6pijTOs, ov, (Of 6s, (pop fa) inspiredbyagod. act. carrying a god or goddess.
315
II.
7rote'<u)
making
statues
of gods.
ov, (Ofos, ire/i7Tcu) god-sent.
0O-ir6vT]TOS, ov, (Ofos, irovfca) wrought by a god. 0O-irpTnr|s, es, (Ofos, TrpeVa;) befitting a god. Adv.
s.
|
II. 0eo-(j)6pos, ov, (Ofos, 0epw) bearing a god. 0edcpopos, ov, borne or possessed by a god, inspired. 00-4>pa>v, ov, gen. ovos, (0eds, <ppr}v) godly-minded,
to prophesy, in part. OfOTrpoirfcav;

77,
and
06O7rpoirCa,
or -lov, TO, a prophecy.
From
ing
06o--Trp6iros, (0eos, TrpeTra;) prophetic, boding, divin: as Subst., II. a Ofoirponos, 6, a prophet.
cf.
godly, devout, Lat. />zws. 0oo>, f. wo-o;, (0eds) /o raerfo into a god, deify. OepcuTcuva and -vCs, t'Sos, ), fern, of Ofpdirojv, a
/>6/ze messenger sent to inquire of the oracle,

flecupos.
5,
waiting-maid, handmaid. Oepaircia Ion. -TJITJ, 77, (Ofpairevca*) a waiting on, ser^vice, attendance; Ofpaireia
ov, (Ofos, iTTvoJ)

-rrvp}
0e6-Trt)pos, ov, (Ofos,
abhorred by the gods, kindled by the gods.

|
Of&v divine worship, 2. a fostering, nurture : tending in sickness, medical treatment. a courting, paying court. II. a 3.
body of attendants,
suite, retinue.
0e-opros, ov, (Ofos, opvvp.at) sprung from the gods,
0EO'2,
6,
Lat.
DEUS, God:
;
in
Homer either God,

\
as, 0eos owfffi God will grant or, 0eds Tts a god, some particular god: later the Deity, like TO OfTov ffvv Ofy, ovv Ofois, OVK dvfvOf Ofov, Lat. non sine
:
Oepairevjia, /WITOS, TO, (Ofpairtv(u) service done, aN tendance, nurture : medical treatment, 0pairVTov, verb. Adj. of Ofpaircvca, one must cultivate
:
also one
must
cure.
6,
diis,
by the will of God ; virep Ofov against his will : as an oath, 7rpo"s Ofaiv by the gods, in God's
II. fern.
1
06pairVTT|p, %os,
TTCWU)
and 0pairvr?]S,
name.
Ofos, for Ofd, Ofaiva, a goddess : esp. in Att. phrase Oeoj, the two goddesses, i. e. Ceres and Proserpine. III. as Adj. in Comp.
an attendant, servant. 2. one who attends anything : a worshipper of the gods : a physician.
epaircvTiKos,
77,
ov, (Ofpato
attentive, obedient:
ov, (Ofpairfvca) inclined to serve, courteous. 2. able to cure; 77
Of&Tfpos, more divine.
OfpaTTfvTitcf) (sc. Tfxvf}) the
healing art.
0ocr-8oTOs,
ov, (Ofos, StScu/it)
given by the gods.
0e6<r-S(opos, ov, poet, for OfooajprjTos. 0o<re|3ia, 77, the worship or fear of God.
0o-tre|3TjS, es, (0tos, o"e')So/xat) ligious, devout.
From
\
worshipping God, re-
Adv. H3o/s, religiously. 06-o-6irTos, ov,(0f6s, af&op.a.i) worshipped as a god.
0epaireu(i>, f. o*a>, (Ofpdiroav) to wait on, attend, serve : to be an attendant : to do service to the gods, to wor2. to ship : to serve, attend, pay observance to. pay court to, to flatter : also of things, to consult, attend to, Lat. inservire commodo. 3. c. ace. rei, to
Oeo-o-eiTTop, opos, 6,
= 0foaf@r)s.
0o<r-6x0pta, 77, (0eos, ex^pos) hatred of the gods, ungodliness, impie'y. 0ocr-<ruTOS, ov, poet, for OfoavTos, sent by the gods. 06O-<TTT|pucTOS,oi', (0eos, o~T77pt^cu) supported by God. 0O-<rrlpT|S, es, (0eos, arififlv) trodden by God. 060-o-riiYTis, e's, (Ofos, OTv~jfca) hated of the gods or II. act. of God, abominable. hating God.
00-(TTt;YT]TOS, ov, hated of the gods. 060-O-VTOS, poet, also 0OO--<TVTOS, OV, (OfOS, OflXO) sent by the gods.
take care of, provide for ; Ofpairfvfiv TO irapov, to provide for the present; Ofpairfvfiv^fj.fpTjvto observe a day, keep it holy. 4. to tend the sick, to treat medically, to heal, cure. 5. of land, to cultivate,
till.
epairrjiT], Ion. for Ofpairfia.

I
0epairT|fc>s,
77,
ov, Ion.
and poet, for OfparrevTiKos.

and,
0ponrvT], 77, poet, for Ofpairaiva, a handmaid: 06pairvts, t'Sos, 77, poet, contr. from OfpaTraivis.
0pairovTis,
\
(Sos,
T),
(Ofpdirojv)
of a waiting-maid.
:
0eo-Tavpos,o,(0eos, TaCpos) the god-bull, a
name
for
{
Zeus changed into a bull. walled by the gods. 00-TiXT)S, es, (0eos, 0o-T6VKTOS, ov, (Ofos, Tfi>x<u) made by God.
77, (0eos) divinity, divine nature. 00-Tip,i]TOS, ov, (Oeos, Tifidca) honoured of God. 0o-rip,os, ov, honoured of God. 066-rpirTOs, ov, (Ofos, Tpfvoj) directed by the gods.
)EPA'H,n,N, ovros, 6, an attendant, servant, differing from 8o!A.os, as implying free service in Homer, a companion in arms, comrade, though inferior in rank, as Patroclus was the Ofpdiroav of Achilles so,
;
06OTrjs, rjTos,
were Aios OfpdirovTfs, warriors OfpdnovTfs II. in Chios, "Aprjos, poets Movffdwv OfpdirovTfs. the OfpdirovTfs were slaves. form for Ofpdirtav, only found in ac0epa\|;, 6, rare
kings
cus. Otpaira,
nom.
Ocpeios,
ct,
pi. Otpairfs. ov, (Ofpos) of, belonging to
summer, in
00-rpj>T|s,
0ov8eia,
0ov8T|S,
77,
(0eos, rpe'â;) feeding the fear of God, holiness.

e's,
the gods.
summer;
es, (0eos,
0o-<j>dvi.a (sub. fepa), at Delphi, at which the

to the people.
0eo-<j>i\T|s,
e's,
Ofos} fearing god, godly. Hence T d, (0eos, (pavffvat) a festival
summer-drought; T) Ofpfia, Ion. Ofpfir) (with or without &pa), summer-time, summer. 0pea>, Ep. for OfpSi, aoi. 2 pass. subj. of Ofpca. f. ioo) Att. to) : aor. I iOfpiaa syncop.
fOpiaa:
(Ofpos)
:
avxfJ-os 0.
images of the gods were shewn
06(J>iv, Ep. gen. in phrase, Qt6<piv
(0eos, <iA.e'cw) beloved of the gods. and dat. sing, and pi. of 0eos; esp.
{JLTjaTcap
to
mow
Pass., aor. I fOfpiffOrjv : pf. to mow, reap, cut, harvest corn : metaph. down, cut off, slay : also to cut the hair. 3.
II.
also to
cf.
pack up.
intr. to
pass tbe summer ;
dTO\avTos.
iapifa,
316
0ptv6os,
a, ov,
solstice, i.e.
e
Otpeios; rpoiral Oepivfaitbe the 2 1st of June, [t]
summer
in, or
0ptvos, 17, 6v, (Ofpos) prose form during summer. a mowing, reaping, harvesting. 6epurjji6s, o, (Ofpifa) 0purTTis, ov, 6, (Ofpifa) a mower, reaper, harvest-man. 0picrTpiov or 0purrpov, TO, (Ofpiêa) a light sumfor fyfpeios, of,
0ecr-K\os, ov, (Of 6s, eiWo?, iv/eca) godlike : but gewondrous, always of things, 0eoeiKe\os being used of persons ; OeffK\a tpya works wonder ; neut. as Adv., (i/tro S OeaiteXov avrcp he of
nerally, marvellous,
was wondrous
like him. 0<rpaos Dor. T0p.ios,

:
ov,
(Offffios}
according to
mer-garment, opp. to \ip.a<TTpiov.
law, lawful, legitimate customs, rites.
QfGp.ia, ra, as Subst. laws,
warm,
hot,
0p|zaivco, heat
f. :
avu
aor.
tOfpp.rjva
(Ofpfios)
to
Pass, to become
warm
or hot,
grow
glow: metaph.,
77,
OfpjJiaivfffOai e \iriffi to
glow with
II.
II. 0e<T|AO-0TT)S, ov, 6, (0(fffj,6s, TtOijfju) a lawgiver. the OeffftoOfrai at Athens were the six junior archons: after their year expired they became members of the
hope.
0p|iT],
(Oepfj.6$) heat,
Areopagus.
feverish heat. Lat. thermae.
OfpOeo-iAO-Troieo),
f.
770*0;,
(Geffpos, iroieaj) to
make
laws.
IMi, at, hot-springs,
06pp,6-pXvo-TOS, ov, (OfpfAos, /SAvo;) hot-bubbling.
06o-px>-Tr6Xos, ov, (Oeff/Aos, TroAeo;) conversant with laws or customs.

6ecrp,6s
Or)fj,i)
:
0pp,6-povXos, ov, (OfpfJLos, &ov\T)) hot in counsel, rash.

0p|io-86-nr)S, ov, 6, fem. 0ep|x6-SoTts, tSos, 77, (Ofpfws, 8i8eafu) one who brought the hot water (Lat. calda) at baths or sacrifices, Lat. caldarius.
Dor. T0p.6s, o irreg. pi. Ocffpa, TO. (ria law, rule, ordinance, Lat. institutum: a
:
rite,
2. at Athens, Draco's laws form, institution. were called Offf/j.oi, because each began with the word Oeapos Solon's laws were named v6fj,oi. Hence
;
0pp,6-vovs, ovv, (Ofppos, vovs) heated in mind. 0<rp,o<ruvr), -f), justice, like oiKatoavvrj. 06pfJU>-iruX<u, uv, at, (Ofppos, irvA??) Hot-Gates, a Qfcr\t.o^>6pia,on',ra.,(OefffjLO(p6pos} the Thesmophoria, narrow pass, in which were hot-springs, the name of an ancient festival held by the Athenian women in the famous pass from Thessaly to Locris ; also called honour of Demeter ff/j,o<p6pos: it lasted three days from the nth of Pyanepsion. Hence simply IIvAot. [v]
0epM-6s,
rj,
ov, also poet, os, 6v, (Of pea)
warm,
hot,
i.
:
0eo-}jio<|>opi(ia>,
f.
ow, to keep the Thesmophoria
al
II. boiling. active, ready.
metaph.
III.
hot, hasty, rash, reckless.
TO Oeppov,
heat, Lat. color
QfafjLotpopidôvffai, a play of Aristophanes. 06o-p,o<j>6piov, TO, the temple of Demeter

(popos.
0eo7*o-
also, Oepfj-ov (sub. vScap), hot drink, Lat.

Ofp/jLo,
calda
rci
(sub. x^pta)? hot places, or (sub. \ovrpd), hot

6, the lupine.
baths.
OE'PMOS,
0pn,o-Tpa-yo, f. 770*0;, (Ofpftos, rpuyea) to eat lupines. 06pp,-ovpY6s, ov, (Ofpfios, *fpyea) doing hot and hasty acts, rash, reckless, impetuous. 0epp,a>, only used in pres. imperat. and in impf. (Ofpea)
to
0crp.o-cf)6pos, ov, (Offf/Jius, (pfpaj) law-giving: epith. of Demeter, Lat. Ceres, as the goddess of tillage and civilised life ; ret. Ofa/j,o<f>6pca Ceres and Proserpine, who were worshipped together at the Thesmophoria.
like vofJio-(pv\aKcs,
0<rp.o-<J>tiXa, &KOS, 6, mostly in pi., Oefffj.o-(pv\aKfs, guardians of the law, a magistracy
atElis. [v]
warm, heat, make ho(: Pass, to grow hot. 0o--iro-tos, a, ov, also os, ov, (Oeos, tTTos) of the II. more than mortal or 0pos, TO, (Ofpea) summer, summer-time : summer- voice, divinely sweet. heat: TO Ofpos, absol., during summer; TOV Ofpfos in human : unspeakable, ineffable, and generally = OfTos,
the course
of summer.
fut.
Ofpffea,
II.
a harvest, a crop.
:
divine
)E'Pn,
fOfprjv in
to
warm, heat
fut.
:
Homer
uses
the will
of God.
3.
dat. fern. OcaTreair) (sub. ôvAfj) as Adv., by 2. wondrous, marvellous, excel-
only Pass. 0pop.cu, with

subj.
Ofpfca
for Ofpia
med. Ofpaoâi, aor. 2 lent. to become warm, fearful.

firjOev
of anything sent by God, and
so,
awful,
Hence
grow
with
hot,
fire.
warm
oneself; irvpbs OfpeffOat to be burnt
01s, aor. i imperat. of riOijfjii. 06<rav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 of riOrj/M.
0<r0cu, aor. 2
inf.
0o-0w, 0<r0, 3
sing,
med. of TiO-rjfJU. and 2 pi. aor.
06(nr(ruos, Adv. in divine manner; Oeffirefficas c<p6they trembled unspeakably. 00"rri-8aT|S, f s, (Offfiris, Sato; A) kindled by a god ; Qeffmdaes irvp, supernatural, furious fire. 0<rm-ima, fem. Adj. (Ofairis, CTTOS) prophetic.
0crirCfo>
:
2 imperat.
med.
fut. iaoj Att.

:
to),
Ion. inf. Ocairifeiv: aor.

:
fOfffiriaa
Dor -ta
(Ot<nris)
to declare by oracle,
0<ris, feus, r),(TiOi]jj.i) a setting, placing, arranging; a setting of words in verse, poetry. II. a deposit of money, earnest-money. III. adoption as the child of some one IV. (from cf. 06Tos. Pass. riOfaOcu) a 2. being placed, position, situation. a position or thesis to be proved. V. in metre the last half of the foot, in which the voice falls, opp.
(Tifcav Ofois
;
prophesy, divine.
0O"iria<ra, Dor. for Ocairiaaffa, aor.

foreg.
part. fem. of
Octrmos,
cred.
ov, = Oeffirfcrios.
77,
0e<r-in,s, tos, 6,
(0(6s, 4Vos) inspired, prophetic, sa-
to the first half (apffis), in
which
it rises.
11, divine, wondrous awful. 0ecrirurp.a, aTos, TO, (^co'Trtô;) an oracle. From 0e<rmcpScci>, f. 77<ra;, to sing in prophetic strain.
II.==06?os
317
0<rTrt-C{)86s, 6v, (06ffiris, 0^377) singing in prophetic strain, prophetic. 0<rcraX6s Att. crraXos, o, fern. ccrcraXCs, tSos, a
77, oV, (0cojp6s) of or belonging to spectators or to the sacred ambassadors II. (Oewpoi).
rd
0fQ}pifcd
(sub. xpiipara) the
money, which, from
Tbessalian: also as Adj., Qeaaaôv ffu(pifff*a a Tbessalian trick, from the faithless character of the people. 0cr<ra<r0at, to pray for : a defect, poet. aor. i , of
the time of Pericles, was given from the treasury to the poor citizens, to pay for their seats at the theatre
(at 2 obols the seat), but also for other purposes. Occopis, ioos, 77, with and without vavs, a sacred ship which carried the 0ecapoi to their destination; used
which we
find only 3 pi.
Otoaavro, part.
0(ffadjj.evos.
(Origin uncertain.)
also for other state-purposes. From 0o-<j>aTT)-XoYos, ov, (0ff(f>a.TOS, \eyca) prophetic. 0cr-4>aTOS, ov, (0*6s, (j)rjiJ.i) spoken by God, decreed, Oecopos, 6, (0f6s, &pa) a spectator, observer, one who <-avels II. an ambassaappointed, destined, Lat. fatalis : as Subst., $fff<pa,Ta, Jravels to see men and things. II. like 0efos, made by God, divine. rd, oracles. dor, sent by the state to consult an oracle: the
<
Athenians sent 0e<apoi to the Delphic oracle, to Delos, From one of the Nereids, wife of and to the four great Hellenic games, the Olympian, Peleus, mother of Achilles. Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian. 0TO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of Ti0rjp.i. 0UTpos, a, ov, Comp. of 0eos, more divine.
cTiSciov, TO, the temple of Thetis.
tSos, o, Thetis,
0ens,
06TOS, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of riOrj pi, placed, set. adopted as one's child. 06i), Dor. and Ion. aor. 2 imperat. med. 0ev-p,opos, ov, Dor. for Ofopopos. 06tis, o and 7), Dor. for 0eos, a god.
06vcrop.ai,
II.
0T]J3u-Y6VT|s,
's,
(77/377,
~fvea0ai)
sprung from
Thebes, born at Thebes, Theban. 0T)pa0t, Adv. at Thebes.
0T]{3a, Adv.
to or
at,
will run, fut. of 0eca.
77, Dor. for 0eo<popia. to run ; 0eeiv Ep. also 0eico fut. 0(vcrofMii irtSioto to run over the plain Trepi rpiirodos 0eetv to
0v-<j>opCa,
0E'H
Thebes, the of several cities, of which the most famous are the Egyptian, the Boeotian, and another in the Troad, all in Homer, who uses both sing, and plur. of all.
oav,
77,
0HTBAI,
towards Thebes. poet, also @-i]pf],
From
name
Hence
=> 0T)f3ai-YVi?is, fs, Qrjftayfvris : and 0ir]|3ai6t>s, (us Ion. cos, epith. of Jove,
run for a
tripod
life
;
irept
for Hector's
:
later
fax^s "Etcropos Qefiv to run also, OUiv TVV irepl rrjs ^vxrjs
life.
of birds, to of the running wheel, of a ; fly stone. III. of rolling things which run in a continuous line, though not actually in motion; of any(sc. 8p6fj.ov) to
run
for one's
II.
so
0qpatos,
a, ov,
of ships, to run
0i]pats, loos, of Thebes. of Thebes.
Theban : and 0rj|3aiK6s, 77, 6v, Theban. 77, (077cu) the Tbebais, i. e. territory II. the Theba'id, a poem on the siege
OVTV
thing circular, which seems to run round into itself, Otev daniScs the rim which ran round $) itvpdrr) at the verge of the shield.
0Tjpa<r8, poet. Adv., = Qrj0a^.

0T)j37j, v. 077/3at.
0oj, contr. for 0fdov, imperat. of Otdopai.
0TjpTjartv poet. 0T]j3T]<n., (077/3at) Adv. at Thebes. II. 0T]YaXeos, a, ov, (O^ca) pointed, sharp.
act.
0op.6v,
0T)/M.
Ion. for
02>fj.ev,
pi. aor. 2 subj. of ri-
sharpening.
Qi\yd.vt],
f.
770-cu, (flectpos) to look at, view, behold, ob0(opeb>, serve : esp. to be a spectator at the public games and 2. of the mind, like Lat. festivals. contetnplari, to
to
77, (jdrjyca} a whetstone : metaph. anything whet ones fury, a provocative to rage, [a]
0T]Y<iva>,
#7770;.
f.
0HTX1,
0r)y pat
to
:
0r)(a:
aor.
II. to be a contemplate, consider. 0eapus or ambassador to the oracle or at the games.
state,
III.
whet
to sharpen, one's spear.
whet
Pass., pf. Tte0r)a Med., Scpv 0r]aa0ai II. metaph. to sharpen,

:
Causal in Soph. O. C. 1084, Otupriaaoa rovpov oppa having made my eyes behold; but see (upta. Hence II. a 06wpi]p.a, aTos, TO, a sight, spectacle. thing contemplated by the mind, a principle deduced: in Mathematics, a theorem.
0o>pir]TT|ptov, TO, (0ecy/>fa>)
0cop-r|Tiic6s, theoretic.
77,
provoke, irritate.
0Tj6iTO, 3 sing. impf. of Orjtopai. 0T]cop,ai, f.ijaopai, Ion. form of 0t dopai : Dor. 0ato look on, op.at : gaze at, obierve, admire: impf.,
3 sing.
07)iTO Ep. Orjfiro, Ion. 3

I pi.;
pi.
0rjfvvTO Ep.
a seat in a
theatre.
ov, (flecupc'cu)
of or for speculation,
0wpia, 77, (eecapcca} a looking at, viewing, beholding, observing; faupias eivftefv for the purpose of seeing the world esp. the being a spectator at the public 2. of the mind, games. contemplation,
:
0rjvfj.fvos Ion. part.: 07}r)<raio, pi. aor. I opt. : cf. Qdopai. 0TJTJS, Ep. for 0ys, 2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of ridrfpt. 0T]T]TT|p, rjpos, o, Ion. for 0farr)s, (Orjiopai) one who
0rjfvvTo; (0rjfvpecr0a Ion.

ai.ro 2
and 3
gazes
at,
an admirer.
reflec-
77, 6v, Ion. for Beards, at or admired, wondrous.
0T]T]T6s,
gazed
at, to be
looked
II. the sending of 0(o}poi or state-ambassadors to the oracle or games also the body of 0eca' 2. the poi themselves. III. office of 0ecap6s.
tion.
0T|iov, TO, Ep. for 0ftov, brimstone. 0T|tos, Ep. for 0(ios, divine. 0f)Ka, Ep. aor. I of riO-ripi.
pass,
sight, spectacle'
0i]Kaios, a, ov, like a chest or coffin, belonging /o
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sepulchre of tie dead;
OrjKaiov
OriKf]
Orjpiov.
0T,v,
a burial vault.
an Ep.
fi
From
0t|KTj,
now;
a case to put anything in, a box, 77, (Tt'077;) a place for putting corpses in, a grave, vault.
,
0r)V in
enclitic Particle, rare in Att. Poets, surely very truth; ov 0r]V surely not.
chest:
17,
ov, verb. Adj.
give suck, II. of the child, to suck; OijXdfav sucking. suckle. of OfjXvs. 0T|Xea, Ion. fern, 0T|Xca> Dor. 0dX4a>, f. rjcrtu, (0r)\r)} to flourish, abound; c. XfifJiuvf s tov fjSe aeXivov 0rj\fov the meadows
0T|Xdu>,
:
fut. dffca
of Dor. oo;
#7770;,
sharpened.
:
3 sing. aor. I imperat. med. of 9rjy6}. 07)0io, Ep. for 0eo, 2 sing. opt. of 0r)co(j.ai. 0H'P, 0r)p6s, Ep. dat. pi. 07)peaffi, o, a wild beast,
0ir]^do'0co,
(#77X77)
to
beast of prey : joined with a Subst., as 0rjp Xecav. 2. any monster, as the sphinx ; often of the centaurs :
also satyrs.
(Orjp} a hunting, pursuit of wild II. eager pursuit of anything. in collective sense, the beasts, the game, quarry. 0T)p-a-ypTT]S, oy, 6, (0'fjpa, aypevca} a hunter. 0T)pa|a.tt, CTOS, TO, (0?;pda>) that which is caught, prey,
0T)pa Ion.
0T|pTj,
:
77,
gen., were rich with violets
beasts, the chase
and parsley.
II. to
make
to
bloom.
the part 0i)XT|, 77, (Te077\a) suck, the teat, nipple.
of the breast which gives
booty.
07]pao-ip.os, ov, (0rjpdo}) to be caught or won. 0T)paT60S, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Orjpdoi, to be caught or II. 0r)paTtov, one must catch or win. won. 0T)pa,TT|S, ou, o, (0r)pdoj) a hunter, hunter after. 0T)paTiKos, 77, ov, of or for the chase, devoted to
0TjXtKy6vf)S, es, (0T)\vs, yevo~0ai) offemale sex.
0T)Xv-YXaxr<ros, ov, (0rj\v$, yXuiffaa) with woman's tongue. 0T)Xu8pias, ou, o, Ion. -IT)S, (0ijXvi) an effeminate person. 0T)XvSpi-woT)S, es, (QrjXvopias, etSos) of womanish
kind, effeminate.
07]Xv-KpfiTT|s, es, (0fj\vs, KpaT(ca) swaying women. 0T)Xv-KTOvos, ov, (9f)\vs, KTfivo}) slaying by women s
hunting ;
friends.
TO.
Qr)paTiKa
TWV (piXoiv the
arts for
winning
0t|paTpov, TO, (0r]pdoj) a thing to catch with, a net, trap.

to hunt wild 0T)pdto, f. data or 6ijpdffoiJ.ai : (O-fipa) : 2. metaph., like beasts, to chase, pursue, catch. Lat. venari, to hunt after a thing, pursue, seek it
hands.
0T|Xv-|jiSvT|s, es, (0rj\vs, fmvTjvai)
0T)Xv-jjteXT,s,
s,
mad for women.

singing
in
soft
(0T]\vs,
ê'Aos)
eagerly.
sense, to
II.
the Med.
Orjpufjiai is
used in Act.
strain.
0TjXu-p,CTpTjs, oy, o, (0rj\vs, fjiiTpa) with
hunt
after, seek for: also in Pass, to be hunted,
a woman's pursued.
0fjp6, dual.
bead-dress
fern. 0T)Xx}JLtTpis, toos, 6,
77.
nom. of
9rjp.
0Tjpeios, ov, (0r]p) of, belonging to wild beasts, Lat. 0-qXiJ-voos, voov, contr. 0TjXiivovs, ovv, (0rj\vs, vovs) ferinus : 0r]peia fiia, periphr. for o 077p, the centaur. of womanish mind. 0T}pe<raa, Ep. for 0rjpai, dat. pi. of #77^.
0T)XTJ-fAOp4>os, ov, (0rj\vs, noptyii)
woman-shaped.
'
07)Xvvco,
f. :
vvo)
aor. I
0r)\vva
to
make weak and
-^peu\>.Q. t aTo$,T6,(Qriptv<a)spoil,prey,game.
II.
womanish
Pass, to
become
hunling.
0T|pevo"is, ecus,
77,
07]Xv-irous, o, rj, -irovv, TO, gen. -irooos, (07j\vs, TTOVS) 0r)\virovs ffdais the tread offemale foot.
0T]Xv-Trp6irf|s, es, (OrjXvs, Trpetrca) befitting 0f|XtJs, eta, v, also fern. OrjKvs : Ep. and
0-f]\fa,
:
(0T)pzvca)
a hunting, the chase
me-
taph. a hunting after.

0T)p6VTT|s, ov, 6, (0rjpfv(a)
cpdffi
0r)pevTrjcriv
a woman.
Ion. fern.
a hunter; Kvveaffi nal av+ with hounds and huntsmen : also
of female
;
ace. 6i)\av, pi. 6rj\eai, eas (Te9rj\a} : sex, female, opp. to dpprjv ; QrjXeia 0e6s a
afisher.
Hence
2. 0r)\fiai 'imroi mares. goddess generally, of or II. belonging to women ; TO 0rjAv the female sex. of things, i. fruitful, prolific, nourishing. 2. tender, delicate : in bad sense, womanish, weak, effeminate. III. the Comp. 0r)\vT(pos, a, ov [u], is used like the Positive in the phrases 0rj\vTpai 0eai
= 0T)pdoj, to bunt, run down, 0Tjpta), f. ffcu (6rip} catch : to hit, strike : metaph. to hunt or seek after : Pass, to be hunted : also to be preyed upon
07]peco, Ion.
Q-'(]p-f]\La,
the chase or hunt17, ov, of, belonging to ing: tcvvS0. hunting dogs, bounds: 77 0r]pevTiKr) (with and without Tfxvr}), the art of hunting, the chase.
(KjpevriKos,
and Dor.
for 0r)pdoj.
or yvvutKfs.
07j\i)-arTropos, ov, (0rj\vs, aire'ipoS) ykvva. 9rj\vffTropo$ a race offemales.
TO, Ion. for 0r]pa^.a.
born of
woman
0T)prjT'f|p, ijpos,
for 07)paTT]s,
and 0T]pTjTO)p, opos, a hunter.

770-0;,
6,
Ep. and Ion.
0T|XvTpos,
a, ov, v. 0rj\vs
sub
fin.
0T)pioy,Sxco, f
(0r]piov,
/zdxoâi) a fight with
07]Xv-roKos, ov, (0rj\vs, TfKeiv) bearing girls. 0T)Xv-4>pcov, ov, (9rj\vs, (pprjv) of woman's mind.
0T|Xi5-xiTcov, gen. QJVOS, 6, woman's frock or dress.
77,
wild
beasts.
From
(0rj\.vs,
6rjfipa, by era sis for

0T]p.io-u,
[Y] TT? T
0Tjpio-p,dxos, ov, fighting with wild beasts. 0T]ptov, TO, in form a Dim. of 0rjp, but vsed for it almost always in Prose, a wild animal, beast ; esp. of
such as are hunted,

birds
0T|p,6Tpov, by crasis for TOV
and men.
a;
by
crasis for
TO
OTJJJICOV, tavos, 6, (Ti0rjfj.i')
TJ^LGV. like 0<ufj.6s,
animal.
a heap.
Lat. bellua,
a beast, brute, as opp. to : as real Dim. of 0rjp, a little term of reproach, beast ! like 5etXoTaTOf ov 0ijpiov.
game
II.
III. as a
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ci5o$)full of wild beasts, inII. brutal in fested by them, Lat. belluosus. manners or nature, wild, savage, Lat. bellulmts.
0ijpi-o>8ir)S, fs, (Orjplov,
[
-01, insep. affix, added to several Nouns, denoting the place at which, as, aypoOi, oiicoOi, in the fields, at
home.
0T]po(3oXCi>,
f.
rjffca,
to strike or kill
wild
beasts.
From
0T)po-|36Xos, ov, (Orjp, /3d\\ea) killing wild beasts. 0i]po-{3oTOs, ov, (Orjp, &6(TKca) fed on by wild beasts. with brutal mind, brutal. 0Tjpo-0t)(Jios, ov, (Orjp, Ovfios)
Oiripo-KTOVOs, ov, (Orjp, KTfivea) killing wild beasts. 0r]p-oXTT]S, ov, o, (Orjp, 6'A.Xv/zt) a slayer of beasts.
0T]po-v6[xos, ov, (Orjp,
beasts.
vffj.ea)
Like -Oev, it was originally a genitive termination, as in 'I\ioOi irpo, rjcvOi irp6. 0iacr-dpXT]S, ov, 6, (Oiaaos, apxu) the chief or leader
of a sacred band of
0iao-ia,
rj,
revellers.
From revelling. 0;aj-etKo, (0/ao-os) to honour with sacred revelry : Pass., OiaaeveTai ipvxdv be has his soul imbued with
Bacchic revelry.
feeding wild
beasts.
0T]po-<rc6Tros, ov, (Orjp, ffKorreca) looking out for wild

0Tjpoo-uvT], rj, (Orjp) hunting, the chase. 0-qpo-roKOS, ov, (Orjp, TfKftv) producing
*0I'A5O5,
o, a company or procession of persons dancing and singing in honour of a god, esp. of Bac2. any company chus, a band of Bacchic revellers.
wild
beasts.
or troop.
0T]po-Tp64>os,
beasts.
II.
ov,
(Orjp,
Tpeepca)
feeding
wild
0tacr6co, to
Hence make
into
pi.
proparox. OrjpoTpo<pos, pass, fed by

77,
0idcrcos, Dor. ace.
a festive company. of Oiaaos.
beasts, feeding on them.
OiaorwTTjs, ov,
ov, (Orjp, *(f>evca)
6, (Otaffoca) the
member of a company
wild
0T)po-<|>6vos, beasts.
ov, also
slaying
0t)po-C, dat. pi.
of
Orjp.
0T|p&iov, crasis for
0H'2,
the
soil,
OrjTus, o,
TO rjpQov. a serf or villain,
who
is
bound to
They formed
Lat. ascriptus glebae : also a hired labourer. the last of Solon's four tribes, the other
of revellers ; c. gen., Oiaff>Tai TOV "Epearos worshippers or followers of Love. If (which, apfayyavto, lengthd. form of Root pears in aor. 2 and in te-tlgi, pf. of tango) fut. Oioaor. 2 eOiyov to touch fjuai lightly, just touch, less then generally to toutb : to strong than arrTOfJiai
:
touch, attempt
three being the irfVTaKOffio/j.cdifj.voi, Inrrei's, evyirat. This class took in all whose property in land yielded
:
0ryiv
to reach, gain. Ep. 0iYjAv, aor. 2 inf.

:
,
IMLTOS, TO, (Otyfiv)
of Oiyydvca. a touch.
:
less than 150 medimni i, fut. of Oiyydvea. they were generally excluded from public service, but were employed as light-armed a heap of sand on gen. Olvos, Ep. 6, later fj hence the beach, shore, strand : in pi. troops and seamen, and, in case of need, as heavy- the beach armed. II. fern. then any heap ; Oivfs 0TJ(rcra Att. 0TJTra, rj, a labour- Oivcs, sand-heaps, sand-banks : 2. as Adj., Ofjffffa ing girl. Tpdirefa a menial's fare. vetcpiav heaps of dead; 6ffTf6<piv Ois a heap of 2. the sand at the bottom of the sea ; Ots bones. 0^cr<u, aor. I inf. of Odea, to suckle. KeXaivd a dark, muddy bottom : metaph., us fiov TOV 0i]<raiaTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I opt. of Odoftat Qlva. TapaTTeis how thou troublest the very bottom 0T]crd|jLvos, aor. I part. med. of Odea, to suckle. of my heart. 0T)o-aTO, 3 sing. aor. i med. of Odea, to suckle.
'.,
to store or treasure From 0Xao-Tos, 17, 6v, crushed, bruised. lay up in store, preserve. Hence 0AA'X1, inf. OXdv fut. QXdaea \a\ : aor. I ZOXaffa ' / to crush, bruise, 0T](ra'upi(rfjLa, OTOS, TO, a store, treasure. Pass., pf. TfO\aff/MLi : Ep. OXaaaa 0<r]cravp6s, o, (Orjaea, fut. of Ti-Orjijii) q store laid up, pound, bray. treasure. II. a store or treasure-house : any reAI'BH aor. I tOXiif/a : fut. OXtyca Pass.,
0ir]cravpia>,
f.
iaea, (Orjffavpjs)
tip,
lay by: of
fruits, to
77*
[t]
ceptacle for valuables, a chest, casket.
0T)<riov, TO, (@770"vs) the temple of Theseus, a sancII. T<i tuary for runaway slaves. T/o-efa (sub. tfpd), the festival of Theseus. 0T]or6is, 0-rja-w, Dor. 2 and I sing. fut. of TiOrj/jLi.
0T](Tio), Desiderat.
aor. I fOXiipOr/v, aor. 2 fOXitSrjv [f] : pf. TeOXif*,/j.ai : to press, press hard, gall : Med., OXtytrai u/J-ovs
he will rub his shoulders.

afflict,
2.
metaph.
to oppress,
in,
distress
pf.
part. TfOXififJLtvos,
hemmed
2.
confined, narrow.
Hence
metaph.
of
TiOrj/j.i,
7 wish
to place,
0T]o-}Xvai, 0T)o-[jiv, Ep.

0t](rev}ji60a,
Trjo-cvs,
Dor.
6,
fut. inf. ofTtOrffJii. I pi. fut. med. of TiOrjp.1.
Xivjas, fcas, rj, a pressing, pressure. oppression, affliction. 0vdcrK(o, Dor. for Ovrjffreca.
ecus,
Theseus, the most famous of the
0var6s, Dor. for OvrjTos.

0VTJO-KO), lengthd.
heroes of Athens.
Civiliser.)
(Prob. from Tt-^/it, the Settler,
from Root
:
ANpi.
fut. Oavov/jiai,
inf.
Ep. of Odea, to suckle. fern, of Orjs.
inf.
OaveeaOat
aor. 2
eOavov, Ep.
;
Oavfeiv
Gfjo-0ai, pres. inf. pass,
pf. TtOvrjKa,
whence syncop.
TfOvafjicv, TeOvaTf,
;
0T,(rcra Att. 0-fprra,

0T)cra>, fut.
of
TiOrjfJii.
0T)T6(a,
0T]Teva>,
rj, f.
(OrjTevea) hired service. aca, (Orjs) to be a menial, serve for hire.

6v, (Orjs) fit for
inf. TCopt. TeOvairjv imperat. T(0va0i Oydvai [a] Ep. Tedvd/j.fv, TfOvd/Jitvai [a], rarely rtOvdvai part. TfOvfus, TfOveeaaa, TfOvews (or TeOvfus)
TfOvdfft
Ep.
TfOvrjeas,
0TjTi.rc6s,
rj,
menial
service, menial.
plqpf. (TeOvaffav
3 pi. gen. earos Ep. also TfOvrjoTOS from TtOvrjKa arose the Att. future
',
0-fyTTa, Att. for Orjava.
forms TeOvrjca,
TcOvrjgojJiai
to be dying, to die, Lat.
morior :
aor. 2
reOvyKa I have died, am dead; so too died, am dead; part. Bavuv, dead, II. metaph. of Lat. mortuus. things, to die,
perf.
eSavov,
trans, to trouble, disturb with noise or tumult to be troubled : to be in disorder or confusion.
Pass.
Hence
0opi)pT]T{,K6s,
I.
77,
ov, inclined to riot,

o,
tumultuous.
perish.
6vT]TO-Y6VTjs,
s,
OTTT3O2,
(dvTjTos, ~ftviaOaC)
the
noise of a
crowded assem-
born of mortals,
bly,
in
2.
of mortal race.
Ovqro-eiSTjs,
OVTJTOS,
~f],
cheers.
fs,
token of approbation, applause, the contrary, a clamour, uproar,
ov,
also
(dvyros, floos} of mortal nature. Dor. Ovaros, a, 6v, 6s, ov

:
groaning.
0opo>v, aor. 2 part, of OpwffKca. 0ov, Att. imperat. aor. 2 med. of TiOrjfM. 0o{j8(op, 0ox58aTOS, by crasis for TO voap, TOV vSaros.
(OvrjffKQj) : 1. tals.
mortal, opp. to a6a.va.ros ; dvrjroi morof things, befitting mortals, human.

trans,
to
2. intr. to
ll. = 0daaca,
6oda>, (0oos)
dispatch.
move move
quickly, ply rapidly,
oneself quickly, hurry
ovpto-[xaVTis, ca-'S, 6, (Sovpiov, P.O.VTIS) a Tburian prophet, generally a soothsayer.

0ot)pis, toos,
77,
OcaKeoj, to sit. along. 0oip,aTC8uov, by crasis for TO iLtarioiov.
fern,
of
sq.
0olp.o,Ttov,
0oivdo>,
= Ooivaca, (Ooivr))
by
crasis for
TO Ipdnov.
to feast.
Hence
0oCva|xa, aTos, TO, a meal, feast. 0oiva.TT|p, fjpos, o, (Ooivdoj) afeaster. 6otvaTT)pios, ov, (Qoivaca) of or for a feast.
rushing, impetuous, fem. 0ovpis, toos, mostly as epith. of d\/trj, eager : dffms shield of impetuous impetuous might 6ovpls warrior.
(OopeTv)
0opos,
o,
leaping,
06<oKos,
6,
Ep. lengthd. from 6S)Kos, a seat.
2.
sitting, assembly.
OoivariKos,
77,
ov, (doivdoi)
Ooivarrjp. [a] 0oiva,TO)p, opos, o, OoLvdoj, f. 770-0;, to feast on, eat. entertain : hence in Med. or Pass.,
of or for a feast.
II. to feast,
0ous, Adv. of 0oos, quickly, soon.
@paKT]
with
tut.
Ion.
p-qiKT] poet,
ptjicir), f),
Thrace.
med.
:
6oiva.aop.ai, aor. I pass. eOoivrjOrjv, pf. TtdoivaLUii From to feast : to feast on, eat.
pOLKios, a, ov,lon. PTJIKIOS poet. prJECios, (0/>a^) of or belonging to the Thracians, Thracian. f. aoi, to stretch on the tanner s 0puveu&>, (Opdvos)
OOI'NH,
rally, food,
77,
a meal, feast, banquet, dinner
gene-
board, to tan to be tanned.
6pa.vfvffop.ai, fut.
med.
in pass, sense,
provender.
OotvrjTwp, o, Ion. for Ooivdrcap. 0oivib>, f. oca, (doivrf) to feast, entertain. 0oiTO, for 0e?TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. med. of
0pavtov, TO, Dim. of Opdvos, a small bench, stool. 0pdvtTT]S, ov, 6, (Opdvos) one of the rowers on the topmost of the three benches in a trireme, who had the
riOrjp.i.
longest oars and

rrjs.
[I]
77,
most work;
cf.
{vyiTijs, 6aXap.i-
0oXep6s,
a, ov, (0oAos)
muddy,
thick, troubled, Lat.

II.
ttirbidus, properly
of water.
metaph. troubled
0pdvirts, LOOS,
by passion, turbid, agitated. 0oXa, 77, (06\os) a round hat to keep the sun off. @O'AO5, 77, a dome or circular vault : generally,
2. at Athens, the any round or vaulted building. round chamber in which the Prytanes dined. II. the dark juice of the OAO'5, 6, mud. cuttle-fish (sepia), which it emits to hide itself, Lat. Hence loligo.
BPA'NOS,
paij,
o,
fem. of 6pavirrjs. a bench, form : esp. the topmost of

;
the three benches in a trireme.

pq.Kos, o
Ion.
p-f]t, QprjiKos, poet.
p7]^,
pr)Kos,
a Thracian.
0pa|<H, 0pdôv, aor. I inf. and imper. of 6pdaa<a. 0pd(T6Ci}s, Adv. of dpaavs, boldly: Comp. Qpaavrepov, Sup. -vTara.
@PA'5O5,
in
cos, TO",
= Odpaos,
GoXoco, f. ajffoj, to make muddy, turbid Lat. perturbare, to trouble, disquiet.
metaph. like
vv quickII.
bad
sense, over-boldness,
courage, confidence : daring, rashness, prepfjcrcra
sumption, impudence, [a]

Oof)
0oos,
77,
ov, (0eo>) quick, active,
ready;
@pao-<ra Att.
Dor.
pcto-o-a,
ly-passing night ; 6or) Sais a hasty meal. sharp, pointed, of rocky islands or headlands. Oooco, f. wffca, (Ooos) to make sharp or pointed.
06pe, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 0opciv, aor. 2 inf. o
parra, 7), Ion. and poet, a Thracian woman.
0pacrcra) Att. 0pa,TTO>, fut. cu, Att. contr. pdaa'oj, to trouble, disquiet, disturb.
from TC-
0po{ru-Yvios, ov, (dpaavs, yviov~) relying on strength of limb. 0pSa-v-K<ip8ios, ov, (dpaavs, KapSia) bold of heart,
06pvup.ai and
6pc!j(TKO}, to
0opvvo(jiai,
Dep.,
collat.
form, of
stout-hearted.
0pScri5-jjLjjLVO)v, ov,
leap, esp. to pair, mate, couple. 0opos, 6, (Qoptiv) the semen genitale of the male.
0opo{5fjtat, fut.
gen. ovos, (Opaavs, pivca) bravely

(Opaffts, fjirjSos)
patient;
cf. MefJ.vcav.
of
OpojffKcj.
pi.
0pocri>-(iT]8T|s,
fs,
bold of device,
0opup{)<riv, Dor. 3
of 6opv}ea).
daring, resolute.
0pacrt)-|JLTjTis, LOOS, o,
77,
9opij|3eca, f. 77crcy, (Oopvftos) to make an uproar, mostly of a crowded assembly, in token either of I to cheer, approbation or the contrary : hence, 2. to II. applaud. groan, murmur at one.
,
(Opacrvs, /.t^Tts)
= 6paffvfj.r)07fS.
(Opaavs, p-q-
0pacrt/-p,T]X vos Dor. -p-a-xavos, ov, X av 'n) bold in scheming or contriving.
0patru-|xv0os, ov, (dpaavs, pvOos) bold of speech.
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Opacruvo), f. vvSi (Qpaavs) like dapavvoj, to make Pass, arid Med. to be bold, ready, bold, encourage : ; OpaavveaOai TIVI to rely on one.
courageous
Opdcrti-'iroXcfxos poet. iroXf/Aos} bold in war.
OpacnmToAcjxos,
ov, (Opaavs,
0pflKios, 77, ov, Ion. for Qpqttios, Thracian. 0pT]V(o, f. rjaca, (Oprjvos) to wail, lament, mourn : Hence doiSijv Oprjvfiv to sing a dirge or lament. 0pT)vrjji.a, OTOS, TO, a lament; and 0pT]vr]TT|p, fjpos, 6, 0pi]VT]TTiS, ov, a mourner, wailer.
0pf,vos, 6, (Opeco) a wailing, lamenting: a funeralsong, dirge, like the Gaelic coronach. 2. a bench; 0pf,vvs, vos, o, (Opdvos) a footstool. Oprjvvs firTaiTuSijs, the seven-foot bench, the seat of the helmsman or the rowers.
0pacru-irovos, ov, (Opaavs, TroVos) bold at work.
0PA"2T'5,
fid, v, bold, spirited,
resolute:
in
bad
of
sense, rash, venturous,
presumptuous.
II.
things, causing confidence, safe. Opao-v-o"ir\aYXv s 5 ov, (Opaavs,
air\djxvov ) bold-
hearted.
J0pi)|, yxus,
o, Ion. for
pag.
0pao-voTOjjLco, to be over-bold of tongtie.

0pacnj<rrop.(a,
o, licence
Hence
of
speech, insolence.
From
of
0pt]o-Kia Ion. -T)tr), 77, (OpijaKevct)) religious worship, service, observance : religion.
0pTjo-Kcvo),
f.
0pclcrv-aTOp,os, ov, (Opaavs,
arofid)
over-bold
act),
(OpfjaKos) to observe religiously t
tongue, insolent.
hold scrupulously.
0pt]<rKt]i'T],
0pa<n>n]S, rjros, 77, (Opaavs) over-boldness, rashness, audaciousness, [fl] 0pacrv-xip, xfipos, 6, (Opaavs, x 6t//>) 7?> bold of hand.
Ion. for Oprjaiteia.
0paTTa,
Att. for
pzaaa.
6,
77,
Opa-TTCo, Att. for Opdaata.
ov, religious. 0pfj<r<ra, Ion. for Qpdaaa. 0piat, wv, at, the Thriae, Parnassian of Apollo.
/
0PH'2KO5,
nymphs, nurses
II.
0pavcr-dvTu, vyos,
wheels.
0patJ<T|j.a, TO, that
(Opavca,
O.VTV) breaking
0plap.j3e uco,
f.
lead in triumph.
which
:
is
broken, afragment.
From
break break
0PAT'{1,
down,
f.
ao)
aor. I
tOpavoa
to break,
make to triumph. From 0piap,(3iKos, 77, 6v, triumphal. 0piajjif3os, c>, a hymn to Bacchus : also a name of
II.
aca, (Opiafj-fios) to III. to
triumph.
to
in pieces, shiver, shatter.

enfeeble.
II.
metaph.
to
Bacchus.
used to express the
Roman
tri-
umphus, a triumph.
0pryKiov, TO, Dim. of OpijKos.
6, the coping, eaves, cornice, which projects beyond the rest of the wall ; Opiy/cos tevdvoio a cornice of blue metal metaph. the coping-stone, last finish. II. Hence generally a wall, fence.
:
that which is reared or 0pe|jL(xa, arcs, TO, (TpttyoJ) tended, a nursling : a creature. 0pao-KOv, Ion. for 4'0peew, 3 pi. aor. I of T/>e'x<y.
0PIFKO'5,
0p'op.cu,
0peirreos,
fed.
Pass.) one
fut.
TJ,
0piiTipa,
fern,
of Tpf\ca. of OpeirTrjp.
ea,
II.
eov, verb. Adj. of rptyaJ, to be 2. (from 0peiTTov, one must feed.
must be fed.
QpiyKou), f. wffca, to surround with a coping ; av\rjv eOpijKcaaev dx^poca be fenced it at top with thorn-' bushes : metaph. to build up even to the copingstone, to
Hence 0p6irTT)p, fipos, 6, (Tpttyca) a feeder, rearer. OpCTTTTjpios, ov, able to feed, feeding, nourishII. OpeiTTrjpia, ra, rewards for rearing, esp. ing. the returns made by children for their rearing. 2.
put
the finishing stroke to.
Hence
a coping, cornice. 0pCyKO}p.a, TO, 0PI'AAH, a/cos, 77, lettuce, Lat. lactaca. [r]
0pijco, poet, synrop. for Oepifa.
food, support.
(rp((pca) like OpeirTrjpia, the returns made by children for their bringing up, filial duty. 0pTTave\6, a sotind imitative of the cithara.
0p7rrpa, Ta,
0pTT6, TO, T& dappaXeov or Odpoos, barbarism in Ar. Eq. 17, OVK tvi poi TO Operrc, the spirit's not
in
me.
0p4>0Tjvai. aor.
I pass. inf. of Tptfpca. ptij/o-j poet, for tOptif/a, aor. I of Tpe<f>ca. 0pvj/ato, 2 sing. aor. I med. opt. of rp(pc}.
and 0piv-aKpCs, ioos, 77, (fyt"-ITJ, 77, j/a) the trident-land, sub. 777 or vrjaos, an old name of Sicily from its three promontories, Lat. Trinacria. a trident, 0pivaj, S.KOS, 6, (for Tpivag, from Tpls) three-pronged fork. 0PI'H, 77, gen. Text's, dat. pi. Opii: the hair, both of man and beast sheep's wool : also of the beard :Proverb., Oplg dvd ptaaov only a hair's breadth off. II. a kind of omelette, 0PICTN, TO, a
0piv-aKia Ep.
fig-leaf.
it
so called because
was wrapped
in fig-leaves.
tht}
0pei}/(o, fut.
of
rptfyoj.
only used in pres. and impf. med., to cry aloud, shriek out, wail, lament.
for QpaKTj. 77, Ep. 0pK]iKtos, r ov, Ep. for Qpymos, t patcios. 0pfji|, IKOS, 6, Ion. for pfj, pj..
0PETi,
0pt]iKi7],
one of the reefs or little ropes on lower part of the sail, used to take it in. 0ptir-T|8<rros, ov, (Opty, tow) worm-eaten. a wood-worm. 0pi\|/, gen. Op'iitos, o, (T/>t/3o>)
0PI'O2,
o,
'
0pTiior(ra,
],
77,
Ion. for
pr craa, Qp-jaaa.
t
77,
,
Ion. for QpaKij.
Hence
shriek forth : 0pOo>, f. 77^0;, (Opoos) to cry aloud, II. to frighten : generally, to speak, declare. Pass, to be frightened or troubled. a clot o, a lump, piece, Lat. grumus:
0PO'MBO2,
e,
Adv. from Thrace: and Adv. to Thrace.
or gout of blood.
0po(j.|3-w6T]S, (s,
(OpopPos, elSos) curdled, clotted*
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in plur. Gpova, flowers or patterns 0p6vov, TO, only II. later, Opova are flowers embroidered on cloth. or herbs used as charms. (Deriv. uncertain.) II. a chair of state, 0PO'NO2, 6, a seat, chair. in pi. the throne : the chair of a judge, teacher, etc.
:
; trvpbs 6ve\\at storms of lightning; dri]s Ove\\ai storms of woe.
tempest
6v0)v, gen.
pi.
of dvos.
or dignity. king's estate 0poos Att. contr. 0povs, o, (Qpeca)
tumult,
a confused noise, II. a report, Lat. rumor. murmuring. of 0pva\\is. 0pvaXXC8i,ov, TO, Dim. 0PT W AAAI'5, ioos, 77, a wick.
:
9vTj-86xos, (Ovos, Se'xoâi) receiving incense. 0vTjis, raa, ev, (6vos) smoking with incense, fragrant. OihjXT], 17, (Ovoi) the part of the victim burned: a burnt-offering or sacrifice.
OvijiroXectf,
f.
770*0;,
to
busy oneself with sacrifices
Pass, to be filled with sacrifices.

OxnrjiroXia,
:
And
770-0; pass. pf. re0pv6pvXcco (vulgo 0pv\\(o}) to make a noise, to keep bab: (0pv\os) : c. ace. rei, to keep talking about a II. bling. Pass, to be the common talk of: thing, make a great
f.
:
77,
a sacrificing. a
From
a priest.
consigning offerings.
:
\rjfMi
Othrj-iroXos, ov, (Qixa, TroAeo;) busy about sacrificing;

sacrificial
as Subst.
sacrifice,
0ih]-<j>d-yos, ov, (Ovos, (po/yctV)
talk,
TO 0pv\ovfjLevov one's mouth.
or reOpvXijfJLevov what
f.
is
in every
to
0pi)XCa> (vulgo 0pvX\ica),
iffco
(0puXos)
make a false
note in playing on the cithara. to break in pieces : 0pvXC(ro-<o (vulgo 0pv\\iff(T6}) Pass, to be shivered; Ep. aor. I Opv\i\Or)V. (Akin Hence to 0pav<a, OpviTTo).')
6 via or 0va [u], o, (from Ovca to smell) a sweetscented African tree, perhaps a kind of cedar. 0UUH, uv, ai, = 0via5fs. 0-uids or 0i;as, gen. aoos, 77, (6v(u) a frantic or in-
spired woman, Bacchante. 0vivos, rj, ov, made of the wood of the tree Ovia. 0via>, Ov<a, to rage, be inspired.
(vulgo OpvX\os), o, a confused noise, shouting, tumult, murmuring. Opvpuxa, aTOS, TO, (QpvitToJ) a piece broken off, a bit, piece, morsel.
0PT~AO5
0vXaKtov, TO, Dim. of QvXaKos, a small bag. T'AA'KOS, o, a bag, pouch, commonly of leather.
II. in pi. the
loose trousers
worn by Eastern
to offer.
nations.
0PT'ON,
0pVTTTiic6s,
TO, a rush, La.t.juncus.

77,
:
OuXeofieu,
II. pass.
f.
-rjffofJLai, (OvrjX-fj)
Dep.
Hence
6v, breaking, crushing.
easily broken
metaph. effeminate, enervated.

f.
From
0t>Xi)[Aa, TO, that incense, etc. [u]
which
is
offered ; 6v\rjfMra cakes,

sacrifice,
all fruits.
0PT'IITii, med. in pass,

pf. re0pvfjiiMi
:
aor. I (0pvfia Pass., fut. sense, 0pv\f>o(M,i : aor. 2 erpv(pr}v [u] : Pass, to to break in pieces, crush :
0pvipca
:
:
0v[xa, aTos, TO, (6vo?)

icapira
f.
offering;
Tray-
Ovpara offerings of
avSj,
(Qvf*- 05 ,
Gup-aivco.
(Qvôs) to be wroth or angry.

o,\yeco) heart-grieving.
be broken, crushed. enfeebled, enervated.
II.
metaph.
in Pass, to be
vjJL-aXY1^ 8 * * s
III.
in Pass, also, to be
affected, give oneself airs, look languishing: generally, to be conceited ; 0pvirTCff0ai nvi, to feel pride in a
a piece of burning or charcoal, a hot coal or ember. From OiJp.apcco, to be well-pleased.

eujxdXwi};,
OJTTOS, 6, (riKpoj)
6iJjj.-a.piqs
wood
thing.
Hence
co;s, 17,
[a],
es,
(Ovp.6s, ap-apftv)
suiting
one's
0pvi|ns,
a breaking in
pieces.
II.
me-
mind, well-pleasing.
taph. softness, weakness, effeminacy.

0pwcrKco, lengthd.
aor. 2
0TMBPA,
:
r),
a bitter herb, savory.
from the Root 0OP-, which ap:
pears in fut. and aor. 2 0opov,

inf.
fut.
Oopovnai Ion. 0opeo/zat
to leap, 0opeiv Ep. Qopeeiv : spring, as the arrow from the string, or the lot from the hel-
Ovp-pp-em-Setirvos, ov, (Ovpfipa, kiti, oeirrvov) eating the herb savory, living poorly. From 0i)[x|3pi<ls, dSos, T), a nymph of the Tiber.
vp,ppts, toos, 77, the Tiber, Lat. Tiberis. 0vp,|3po-<j>aYos, ov (Ov^Ppa, tyayftv*) eating the herb
->
met.
2. foil,
by
Prep., to leap or spring

II. trans, to
upon one,
to attack, assault.
0pcocrp,6s, 6, (Opajffteoj)
mount, impregnate. a springing or rising, as of
hill
from the
plain.
77,
and 0v/3pis, ioos, 77,= QVH&-. gen. 0vyarôos contr. 0vyarpos, dat. 0vydTfpi 0vyarpi, ace. 0vyarfpa Ep. 0vyarpa, voc. 0vyarep a daughter. Hence 0vyaTpi8f], 77, a daughter's daughter, grand-
0vppwxs, aSos,
TTA'THP,
:
77,
savory; Ovfj.fipofya.'yov @\CITT(IV to look as if one bad eaten savory, make a wry face. II. a place for sacrifice, an altar. 0vp,fXif],i7, (6v<a) in the Athen. theatre, an altar-shaped platform in the middle of the orchestra : a raised stage or seat.
Hence
6up.eXiKos,
spirit,
00(1-7] ycpeco,
daughter.
0iry a Tpt8oiJs, ov, Ion. -i8cos, eov, 6, a daughter's son, grandson.
',
of or for the thymele, (6vp.os, dydpoi) to recover courage, be oneself again.

77,
ov,
scenic. collect one's
f.
770-0;,
0t)jji-T)8T|s, Is, (Ovfjios,
0v|xiufjia Ion.
-ifjfxa.,
7^5os) well-pleasing, dear. OTOS, TO, (0vjj.ia.ca) that which
is
r6,
Dim. of
Ovyar-qp, a
little
girl.
burnt as incense, incense.

0i)|jiidTT|piov Ion. -T]TT|piov, TO, (Ov[ua<a) a cetiser. 0vfAirjaa : (0vfJia, 0vp,tAo>, f. affca, [a] : Ion. aor. I
TO,
ff,
Hence (0iV) a mortar. Dim. of 0vfia.

(0voj)
a storm, a hurricane, whirlwind,
0v(a)
to
burn so as
to
produce smoke
to
burn as
323
incense:
be burned.
0v|At8uov, TO, Dim. of 0vp6s. [13] 0v|itT]}xa, Ion. for OvpiapM..
0tip.filTau, Ion. 3 sing. pres. pass. Ion. for Ovp.iaTripiov. 0t)(xtijTTipiov, TO,
Pass., Ion.
3 sing. Ovfurjrai,
for -aTai, to
0wvco-Kcir>,
f.
770*0;,
to
watch for tunnies.
From
tunnies; esp. of a man on a high place out for the shoals of tunnies.
0t!w-w8T)s,
UVVO-CTKOITOS, ov, (Qvvvos, OKOtttui) watching for who looked
Outlives,
77,
ov, (0v{j.os)
0t5fi(Tt]s, of, 6, (0v/j,os}
0vji,o-pap*f|s,
0v|jioj3opa>,
f.
thyme, [u] seasoned with thyme. s, (0v[j.6s, /Sapos) heavy at heart. to gnaw or vex the heart. From '/jo-Q},
made of or with
0i)}ji,o-p6pos, ov, (OvfjLus, @if3pajo~Ka)) heart-eating.
the heart. 0x5p,o-8aicif|s, fs, (0vfj.6s, 5ac/) biting 0vjAO-i8Tis, 6*, (0v{j.6s, elSos} high-spirited, couraII. hot-tempered, passiongeous, Lat. animosus. ate : of horses, restive, wild.
fs, (6vvvos, 5os) like a tunny-fish, simple. 0VWCOS, Dor. for Ovvvovs, ace. pi. of Ovvvos. 0wco, (Qvoj B) to rush or dart along, [v] 0vo-8oKOs, ov, (9vo$, Se'xo/ât) receiving incense, fragrant with incense. 0v6eis, (ffffa, fv, (Ovos} laden with ince?ise,fragrant. *0vov, TO, (Qv(a) a tree, prob. the same as 6via. i. dat. sing, of part. 0tjovri, Dor. 3 pi. of Ovo).
Qvcav.
0iios, 60s, TO, (Qv<a)
0uo<r-K0), (6vos, Kâj = Kaioj) to offer burnt-sacrifices.
sacrifice, offering.
0vjio-\(ov, OVTOS,
6, (Ovp.6s,
77,
\fcav) lion-hearted.
Hence
0vo<TKoos, ov,
0i3oo),
f.
0vjxo-jJiavTvs, fcvs, o, soul.

0tifjLO-|ji,5xo,
f.
(Ovp.6s, P.CLVTI.S)
of prophetic
with
6, the
sacrificing priest.
77o"cy,
(0vp:6s, pa-xopjai) to fight
all one's heart
and
soul.
wow, (Qvos) to make fragrant : pf. part. pass. (\aiov T0vo}fji6vov fragrant oil. Ion. 0vpij, 77, Germ. THUR, our DOOR ;
0TTA
0vjjLO-ir\T]0T|s, fs, (0vfj.6s, n\TJ0os)

00}jio-pfii'o-TifjS,
wrathful.
ov, 6, (Ovfios, paioj) life-destroying. soul; also, the life, breath, Lat. QVJJLOV oupf\e<r0ai, o\effai to take away, deII. the soul, heart, Lat. animus ; stroy the life.
', anima ;
dvwyei
""
o, (Ovoj) the
Ovprjv firiTiOfvai to put to the door, opp. to avaKXivetv; KOITTCIV, rcpoveiv 6vpav, Lat.januampulsare, to knock at the door ; ITT* TO?S Qvpais at the doors, i. e.
close at hand.
Ovpij Kara-naKTT] entrance, access,
2. the door of a carriage. a trap-cfoor. II. generally, an III. boards put together like a
; Qvpos, ij0c\c Ovpos my jj. ward Qvp.6v after my heart's desire; airo Ovpov against one's heart's desire; CK Ovpov or 6vp.S> <pi\eeiv to love
heart bids
me
door, a frame, raft.
Hence
with all one's heart;

cious to
ffj.y
Kâpifffjievf 6vfj,y
most pre- door
2. of any vehement passion, ansoul. III. ger, wrath, and in good sense, spirit, courage. the mind, will, purpose ; toa'têro Ovfjios his mind or
my
for Ovpaaof, Adv. to the door, outside the then like Lat. foras, out ; 4 fjirjpov oopv wo'e Ovpafc he wrenched the spear out of his thigh. 0upa0V Ep. -i]0, (Ovpa) Adv. from without, without, outside; ol 6vpa0tv foreigners, aliens.
0vpae,
:
purpose wavered.
ov,
o,
0t'patos, a, ov, also os, ov, (Gvpa) outside the door,
abroad; Ovpaws ol\veiv to go out of the door; Ovpaios 2. a mixture of thyme î'ith honey and tXBfiv to come from abroad; avopes GvpaToi stranger thymus. men oA/3os Ovpaios the good fortune of other men. vinegar. 0vjj.o<ro4>uc6s, 77, 6v, of or like a man of genius, 0vpacrt, -<riv, Adv. (6vpa) at the door, outside the From clever. door, abroad, Lat./om. 0v(i6-o-o<f>os, ov, (BvfjLos, ffo(f)6s~) naturally clever, a 0t5pav\0), to be out of doors, live in the air. And man of genius. 0upav\ia, T), a living out of doors. From From 0djj,o4>0opcco, f. rjffoj, to break the heart. 0vp-avXos, ov, (Ovpa, av\rj) living out of doors or 0vjxo-4>06pos, ov, (Ovpos, <pOip(a) life-destroying; in the open air, keeping the fate. 6vfiO(p06pa ypdfjtiMTa deadly characters, i. e. fatal to 0vpc-ao"iris, toos, 77, (Ovpfus, aatris) a large shield. the bearer; 0vfiO(f>06pa fyapiMKa. poisonous, deadly 0vpos, o, (Ovpa) a great stone put against a door II. a to keep it shut. drugs of persons, heart-breaking, most irksome. large oblong shield, Lat. Pass., with scutum. 0v|x6b), f. woo), (QvjJLos) to make angry : = fur. med. -wo~ofMi, aor. I &vjjuaffdiJ.r}v and 0vpcTpov, TO, 0vpa, a door, [v] to be wroth or angry : to be wild or for 0vpa. pf. TcdvfMafMii 0vp7j, 77, Ion. and Ep. restive ; T& Ovp.ovp.fvov, passion. for 0ipa0tv. 0vp-rj0, Adv., Ep. = OvfiofiSrjs. also used as Adv. ozttside, 0u|JUdS7]S, fs, Qvpj]$i, Ep. dat. of 0vpa without. 0ufjuo0eis, aor. I part. pass, of 0vnoa).
TO,
(Oiica)
or fos,
thyme, Lat.
0v(i.(op,a,
0\JV0),
= 0VVO}.
f.
aTos, TO, (OvftoQ)) wrath, passion, [u]

dffca,
0wvd^,
(Qvvvos} to spear a tunny-fish
to
strike with a harpoon.
0vvvios, a, ov, (0vwos} of the tunny-fish. 0vvvVTiKos, 77, ov, fit for tunny-fishing.
From
Ovwos,
o, (0vv<u, 0vo}~) the tunny-fish,
Lat. thunnus.
0vpi8iov, TO, Dim. of Ovpa. wicket. 0vpiov, TO, Dim. of 0vpa, a little door, door: window. 0vpts, iSos, f), Dim. of Ovpa, a small From 0vpOKOiro>, f. 770-0;, to break a door open. the door, 0vpo-Koiros, ov, (Ovpa, KoitToi) knocking at esp. for alms. 0vp6to, f. wco}, (Ovpa) to furnish with doors, bar close,
324
0vp<rdo>, Lacon.
inf.
OvpaaoSoav, (Ovpaos) to bear
0WKOS, Ep. lengthd.

seat, chair.
II.
06Kos,
or brandish the thyrsus.

0upcro-|iavif|S, es, (Ovpaos, u.avr]vai)
sitting,
o, Ion. for OO.KOS, a assembly ; OwKovde to
raving with the
the sitting.
thyrsus.
straight
in ivy carried
with heterog. pi. Ovpaa, TO., (Ovca) 0tipo-os, o, wand shaft: commonly the thyrsus, a
any light, wreathed
0u|xa, 0<op,dco, 0co(j.dcrios, Ion. for Qavu.-. illVIirS, 17705, 6, a cord, string, esp. a bowstring. ca, to whip with small cords, scourge. 6top.iera>, f.
and vine-leases with a pine-cone at the top,
by the devotees of Bacchus.

to
to assemble
thyrsus ; 0vpo-o4>opo, f. 770-0;, From companies with the thyrsus.

0upo-o-xap"fis, ts,
bear the
0.
Oidaovs
TO ijfjtiav, the half. a heap. a flattering, flattery. 0coireia, 77, (Ocarrevo}) 0u>TT6V|xa, OTOS, TO, (Oamfvca) a piece of flattery, a
0p,uru, by
crasis for
0o>p,6s, o, (riOrjî)
0vpcro-<j>6pos, ov, (Ovpffos, <pepca) thyrsus-bearing.

in (Ovpaos, \ap^vaC) delighting
the thyrsus.
caress.
0anrV(id.TU>v, TO,
OcairciJco,
f.
Dim. of
Ouirevfj,a,
bit
of flattery.
aca, (Owij/) toflatter .fawn on, cajole, wheedle.
a room with doors to Qvpu>\i.a, O.TOS, TO, (Ovpoca) II. a door with its. frame. it. the door-way: a hall, ante0tipwv, uivos, 6, (Ovpa) chamber, Lat. atrium, vestibulum. o, 77, (Ovpa, aipa) a door-keeper, porter.
0tipcopos, Qv&ai, aor. I
inf.
0comKos,
77, ov, (0<ty) fawning, flattering. 0w-irXa, crasis for TO. oTr\a.
0o>pdKeiov, TO,
0<opdiu,
plate.
f.
(Oupa) a breastwork.
(aca,
(0oupa)
of
Ova}.
II. generally, to
to arm with breastsheath in armour, cover
0i5o-avo6ts Ep. Outran, effffa, cv, tasseled, fringed.
with armour.
Qtop5.KO-iroi6s,6v,(Owpa,iToif a) 0(opdKO-<|>6pos Ion. 0{j)pT]K
ov,
From
0vcravos,
6, (Ovca)
tassel, tuft, or
[iJ]
tag: in
pi. tassels,
making breastplates. (0wpa, (pepca) wear-
fringe
esp.
of
77,
the aiyis.
ing a breastplate, a cuirassier.
ov, (Ouaavoca) tasseled, fringed. 0vcr9Xa, cav, TCI, (Ovca) the sacred implements of chic worship : Bacchic worship.
0i5o-ava)Tos,
Bac!
0o>pag, dos, Ion. 0a>pir], IJKOS, 6, a breastplate, cuirass ; SiirAoos 06jpr] a double cuirass, consisting of
breast
rlca.
chest.
and back piece joined with

2. the
II.
clasps,
Lat. lo-
0vtria, 77, (Ovca) sacrificing, the mode of sacrificing: II. the victim itself. in pi. Ovaiai, sacrifices:
0Ccri,aoTT|piov, TO, (Ovaia) an altar. 0tio-t[Jios, ov, (Ovca) flt for sacrifice, [t] 0u(rcrav66is, faaa, fv, Ep. for Ovaavoets.
part covered by the breastplate, the the breastwork of a wall also the
:
strong, outer wall.

OcopT)Ko-4>6pos, ov, Ion. for Qcapaicofycpos.
0copTjKTT|S, ov, 6, (Oa;pr)aaca)
armed with
for
breastplate
0v<rrds, aSos, 77, (Ova)) of or for sacrifice, sacrificial; OVOTCLS 0or} the cry uttered in sacrificing ; OvaTades
or cuirass.
0copir), rjKos, 6, Ion. and Gcopfjâi, aor. inf. of sq.
Ep.
0wpa.
;
AiTat the prayers offered with a sacrifice. 0UO-W, Dor. fut. of QVOJ. 0CT6ov, verb. Adj. of Ovca, one must sacrifice.
0vTT|p, 77pos, 6, (Ovca) 0VfW. 0VTT|plOV, TO,
0copôfjiev,
Ocaprjgcafj.tv,
i pi. fut.
of Oojprjaaca
but also Ep.
for
aor. I subj.
sacrificer, slayer.
Hence
o>, (Qwpa) to arm with a breastplate 0o)pT|(r<ra), f. or cuirass, generally, to arm, harness :- Pass. Ocaprja-
Qvfyai,
0uv|;u>, aor. i inf.
and
fut.
of
Tvtpca.
<ro;ucu,
f.
6fAai
aor. I cOvaa: pf. TfOvita: Pass., Med., fut. OvffofMi, also used in pres. sense: aor. i (TiOrjv [y~\ : pf. TfOvjMi, also used in med. sense:
fut.
8T'il (A),
Ovaca
[]:
put one's armour on.

Poets, to
aor. I tOcaprjxOrjv to arm oneself, II. in Act. also, in Ion. and

:
make drunk :
Med.
to get
drunk.
Hence
and
inf.
to offer, sacrifice, slay a Oeois to sacrifice to the
also absol., Ovtiv gods : later, to celebrate with sacrifices, ya.fj.ovs Oveiv; evayy(\ia Qveiv Z/taTov fiovs to acknowledge the good news by sacrificing a hun:
victim
0copT|X06is, 0copTjx0'nvai, aor. i pass. part, 0fl'5, 0co6s, 6 or 77, the jackal.
0coiJKTT|p, 77pos, o, (0(atoaca)
a barker, roarer.
0(ot)p,a, 0b>vp,d^(i>, 0(avp,dorios, 0covfxd(TTr]S, 0a>v|JiaO-TOS, less correct Ion. forms for QWU.O., Oca/j.aca, etc.
0coi5<r<r&>,
f.
dred oxen.
II.
Med.
to
have a victim slain: hence

like Ovvca, Ovvtca, of any on or along, dart along :
ca,
of
to take the auspices. T'fl, (B), f. Ova<u
gnat, to buzz,
[y],
hum
a dog, to bark, bay, growl ; of a : generally, to cry aloud, sbotit
out
c. ace., to
',
call on, call.

6,
violent motion, to rush
gen. Ownos,
a flatterer, fawner,
cajoler.
generally, to storm, rage. 0i5-co8ir]s, es, (Ovos, flSos) like incense, sweet-smelling. 0tcop,a, aTos, TO, (Ovuca) that which is burnt as incense, in pi. spices. 0J>, Oys, Of), aor. 2 subj.
0WT|,
"
77,
(T,iOr}fj.i )
of TtOrjfJU. a penalty ; OUT) 'A.~)(a.iuv a penalty

I,
sit.
I
I
imposed by the Achaeans.

>,
Ion. for
.0ay,
to
From
bet.
iwra, TO, indecl., ninth letter of the Greek alphaAs numeral, t'= 10, but / = 10,000.
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subscriptum was always adscriptum or written by the side, not under (as rwi, not T), till the I3th In Capitals it is still so written, as THI. century. whence forms like t was easily exchanged with et,
i
The
'Idv, o, pi. 'Idvts, contr. for 'Idow, 'laovfs, idv0T]v, aor. I pass, of laivca.
an Ionian.
'lA'OMAI
laadfj.r]v
fut.
Idffofjiai
:
Ion.
:
Ion.
IrjadfjLrjv
Dep.
ft\oj
i\\ca,
e,
ciXr)
i\r)
was sometimes exchanged

it is
taph.7o remedy, heal, correct.

[a],
aor. I IrjcrofMt : to heal, cure : meII. aor. I IdOijv
with
as effria larirj
but more frequently
in-
and
pf.
iap.ai,
in pass,
sense, to be healed, to
'Idcav.
serted to lengthen the syll., as in flv els eivos fteivos 8iai nopal for kv Is ei/os Kfvos Sid irapd.
recover.
The Quantity
of
varies.
'laovav, barbarism for the vocat. of 'Idoves, pi. of 'Idcatf.
'lATITri, f. if/ca, to send, drive; of missiles, to send -C, iota demonstr ativnm, is attached to all cases of demonstr. Pronouns in Attic, to strengthen their force, forth, shoot, discharge : to set in motion ; Idirrfiv 6p2. to assail, handle e. g. ovroffi, avrrfi, rovri, Latt. hicce, haecce, bocce, X"f]âra to begin the dance. also demonstr. Advs., as roughly, hurt. II. intr. (sub. eavToV), to rush, (Ktivoai, dot, rovroyi, etc. the hurry, speed. Those that end in ai take oirrcuffi, w8i, evOabi. XATIITB Ion. 1r\Trv1-, vyos, o, the north-west or v c(f>f\KvariKov before a vowel, as ovrooiv, fKfivoffiv, In all these, the last syll. is long, and takes west-north-west wind. ovTQjffiv. in penult, is the accent ; a long vowel or diphthong II. as 'Ids, d8os, 77, Adj. fem. of "Icav, Ionic.
:
shortened,
e.
ovroii. g. avrrjt,
17,
IA'
Ion. Wj,
ifj,
= /Sojy,
Subst. (sub. yvvrj),

el's
an Ionian woman.
2. (sub.
voice, cry.
for pia, /x/as, etc.
[t]
ia, ITJS,
tav, old Ion. fern, of
y\S>affa or 8id\cKros), the Ionic dialect. ibo. i'do-f, 3 pi. pres. of ef/
ia<ri, for
Id, TO,, irreg. pi. of 16s, an ia, rd, pi. of tov, a violet.
lat, exclam. of triumph. ld0T|crofuu, fut. pass, of
iatJ3oi,
arrow,
Uaai, 3
pi.
of
trj/u.
tdo-L(xos, ov, (idoftai)
admitting of cure, remediable:
appeasable.
ia.op.ai.
strengthd. form of al0oi, to express

fut.
I'ucas Ion. iTjcrts, ea>s,
disgust.
IA5Iir5,
(5os,
77,
'lAI'NH,
to
lavu: aor.
2. to
I irjva:
aor. I pass. Idvdrjv:
'laori, Adv. ('Ids)

'Idcrto,
a cure, remedy. 77, (fdoftcu) a precious stone, jasper. in the Ionic fashion or dialect.
ovs,
77,
melt, soften by heat : me3. to warm, taph., 8vp.ov laiveiv to melt the heart. cheer, refresh, recruit : c. dat. to take delight in a
-warm, heat.
gen. oos, contr.
(IdopaC) Idso. the
thing.
goddess of healing and health. IdTTjp Ep. lirjTTip, fjpos, 6, poet, for larpos, a cbirurgeon, surgeon, leech, physician, [t]
idro, 3 sing. impf. of tdo/xat.
'IaKxd<o,
y
'I.a.K\tu>,
f.
Claxs) to raise = 'laK\d^(a. rjff<a,
the cry
of lacchus.
IaKxs,
as the
o,
(idx<w) lacchos, mystic

revelry.
name of Bacchus,
2. the
god of shouting and
Bac-
chanalian shout.
iaoj, (la\fp.os) to bewail. Hence Ion. trjX-, 17, a wailing woman. a wail, lament, IdXejjios [a] Ion. iTjXcjios, o, (la) II. as Adj. melancholy, plaintive. dirge.
ia\ep.ia> Ion. u]X-, f.
taXepioTpia
to send aor. I ir)\a, inf. irj\ai tdXXco, f. taAcD forth ; ITT' bvtia.ro. xetpas ia\\ov they put forth their hands to the dishes; wept X CI P^ Se<r/*oj/ trjXa I put
: :
Idropia, T), (taTcyp) the art of medicine. Idros, 77, ov, (idopjai) curable. idrpeiov, TO, (larrjp) a surgery. tarpiKos, 77, 6v, (larpos) of or for the art of healing: 77 larpiKTf (sub. Tfx vr ))> surgery, the art of healing. larpo-jxavTis, ea;s, 77, (larpos, p.dvns) the physicianseer, of Apollo and Aesculapius. larpos Ion. lijrpos, o, (Idopjai) = lar-fjp, a surgeon, leech, physician : metaph., larpos Katcwv, opyfjs, etc.,
healer.
chains on thy hands. 2. to attack, assail ffiv ia\\eiv nvd to assail one with insults.
send.
to flee,
II. intr.
a.Tip.iri-
laTpo-Texvrjs, ov, 6, (larpos, the healing art.
Texvrf) a
practiser of
3.
to
to send oneself on, (sub. IOVTOI/),
Hence run, hurry. \l~\ loXros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. sent, dispatched. i'up.a Ion. ii)p.a. aros, r6, (Idopai) a means of healing, treatment, remedy. lap.|3eios, ov, (ta^tySos) in iambics; TO lapfltiov iam-
me ! Interj. ah, woe is idrcop, opos, 6, Ion. Irjroap, poet, for larpos. [id] lav, a shout in answer, ho ! holla !
laTTarai, laTraTaid^,
lavot, exclamation of joy, ho ! ho lava), f. oca : aor. I "iavaa (avoJ)
:
!
:
[t
] to sleep, to
pass
the night : hence to dwell in a place rest the foot.

l-a<j>en]S, ov, 6, (los, dîrjfii) aor. I pass, of Idirrca. ld<j>0T]v,
laveiv iruoa to
bic verse.
an archer,
[t]
la|x{3uico, f. dffca, and iap,pico, f. iata, (ta/iôs), to assail in iambics : generally, to lampoon. 6, an iambus, a metrical foot consisting
"IAMBO2,
of a short and long,
syll.,
as
J^ycy.
II.
an iambic
laxo-ios, a, ov, (tax^) glad-sounding. fidx<w, to shout, cry aloud. TyfTcu, a cry, shout : a wail, shriek la,\r\, 77, (tdx<w)
lax>,
gene-
verse, the trimeter or senarius, first used castic writers Archilochus and Hipponax;
by the sarand then in
rally,
any loud sound,
[fa] cry, shout,

[ia]
la\r\\La, aros, TO, (laxeoi) a
the Attic
Drama.
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c.
to cry, shout, either in sign ace. to sound, proclaim.
sound, reecho ; water, to hiss, [to] 'Litov, ovos, 6, Ep. for "lew, an Ionian.
of joy or lamentation II. of things, to reof the waves, to roar ; of hot iron in
:
who
has
t'arpos KOI
ISiwTTjs a mediciner or
an un-
professional
a thing. low.
eVot.
man;
c.
prose-writer:
VOIIJT^S 77 ioiwTrjs a poet or a gen. rei, unskilled or unversed in
2.
an
ill-informed,
common-place fel-
HI. IStwrai one's countrymen, opp. to
IP,
ibis,
gen. Ion.
t'jStos
paid.
or for a private man, private or 77, ov, of of the stork kind. 2. commonplace, trivial, personal, opp. to public. 'TTAH or tySis, 77, a mortar. awJiward. II. part, iyntvos, pf. of iKveofuu. iSjAev, Ion. and Dor. for ifffJiw, I pi. of dlSa. the hollow or hinder part of the knee, Ep. for cldtvai, inf. of ofSa. thi], 77, (yovv) Lzt.poples. [u] tSuevat, Ep. for etSei/cu, inf. of oTSa. = lyvvrj, ace. lyvva or lyvvv. From l-yvus, vos \v], 17, lBp,o<rvvir], 77, knowledge, skill. V = (iofvai} practised, 18a Ion. "ISi], 77, Ida, a mountain in Phrygia near i8|i<i)v, ov, gen. ovos, (j[8p.evai also another in Crete. II. a thick wood, skilled, versed in a thing. Troy 2. timber; i8r] vaviTT]yr]Vi(Jio$ timber wood, copse. 'lANO'fl, f. uaoj, to crook, bend: Pass, to double
an Egyptian
bird, to
Att. ifiiSos, ace. T0tv, 77, the which divine honours were
Hence
ISuimicos,
It is scarlet,
for shiprbuilding.
[t]
lodXi|jLos, ov, (loos) causing sweat. ISe, Ion for 7/8e, and. [t] i8e or I8e, imperat. of elSov, aor. 2
oneself up, writhe, esp. for pain. lSvw0T]V, aor. I pass, of iSvou.
of
*ct2a>, /o, fo-
hold. [t]
iSc, Ep. 3 sing, of tloov, aor. 2 of *d8ca. [t] ISea Ion. -j, 77, (i8aV)/orm. 2. generally, the look or appearance of a thing, as opp. to its reality,
pi. aor. 2 opt. of *e?8o>. Dor. for tSoucra, aor. 2 part. fern, of *6t5a;. iSov, Ep. for ftSov, I sing, and 3 pi. aor. 2 of
ISotoTO, Ion. for iboivro, 3

iSotcro.,
'IAO5, cos, TO, sweat, perspiration.

I8o, imperat. med. of
(TSov.
2. violent heat.
II. as
Adv. written
Lat. species. 3. a nature, kind, sort; a way, ner, fashion. [t] ISetv Ep. ISceiv, inf. of tloov, aor. 2 of *6tSw.
man-
I8ov, lol behold! see there! in giving a thing, there! 2. well! as you see there! 3. ironically please ! in repeating another's words, ISov 7' aicparov, yes to
I8cr0cu,
inf.
med. of
eldov, aor. 2 of *e?Sco.
of *ftdca. [?] IScco, Ion. subj. of el8ov, aor. 2 of *eioca. iS-qai, Ep. 2 sing, of i8op.r]v, aor. 2 med. of *ei'So;. l8T]<roj, for dorjffu, Dor. fut. of *6i8o>. [r] 18191, v. sub i'Sios.
iSeo-icov, Ion. for flSov, aor. 2
be sure, sheer wine. ISpeia Ion. i8p6LT] or i8pi7]

practice, skill
[t ]
;
[t], 77, (i'Spts) knowledge, iSpeirj iro\t poio skill in war.

77,
i8pis, gen. 'idpios Att. ifyecus, 6,

vai,
experienced, skilful: as Subst., provident creature = jjLvp[j.r], the ant.
= flSevai)
o,
f.
neut. iSpi, (fS^fi'Spts the
ISuurepos, i8iaiTO,TOs, Comp. and Sup. of formed from I8ia.
iSios,
I8pos,
LSpoco, but also
is
own
i8io-J3ov\uto, f. aca, (t'Stos, #ovAevcu) to follow one's counsel, take one's own way.
ov, Att. also os, ov:
Hence poet, for fS/ws. [?] wcoj, to sweat, perspire, generally from toil, This Verb, like piyoca, from pain or fear.
<u
contracted into
and
instead of ov
and
01 (as if it
'IAIO5, a,
ra
one's
own, personal,
private, Lat. privus, privatus : opp. to public (877^02. one's own. (Ttos). opp. to dAAorpios; TO i'Stoi/
ISpdca), hence 3 pi. pres. ISpwai, POJIJ, fern. part. ZopSjffai.

i'8px)}xa, TO, (tSpi'w)
were
3 sing. opt. 18-
or
idia private property or concerns. 3. jtecttII. dat. Jmr, separate, distinct : hence strange. tSt'ct is used as Adv. privately, opp. to SrjfJioaiq ; t8ta
(ppevos
away from
one's senses.
2.
on one's own
account. III. irreg. Comp. and Sup. idtairepos, iSairaros (formed from iS/a).
i8io-o-VYKptcria, 77, (iSios, ffvyitpivca) a peculiar temperament or habit of body, idiosyncrasy.
iota [i] ISto), sweat with fear :
f.
:
a thing founded, built: a temple, iroXews the stay, support of the city, like Lat. columen rerum. l8pv0T](rav, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of ISpica. ISptireov, verb. Adj. of iopixa, one must found, establish : one must inaugurate a statue. II. pass. ov% iSpVTeov one must not sit still, loiter.
statue,
image
i5pvfj.a
ISptKo,
f.
vffca
[D]
aor. I
I'Spva'a
Pass.,
aor. I
aor. i
in
i'67<ra
(f5os)
to sweat: to
iS.pvOr]v{y] not iSpvvOrjv: pf.tSpvfj.ai: of tôfMai, to make to sit down ;
(i&):
sit
Causal
still
:
iopvaai ffTpaTirjy to
pf.
II.
Prose usually
iSpoca.
encamp an army
Pass, to be seated,
Adv. of iSios, privately. l8uoTta, 17, (ISiuTrjs) private life, a business. l8tcoTt)o), f. oca, to live as a private man.
ISicos,
part. pass. ISpvpevos firmly seated, steady, secure. tofix, found, establish: to set up statues, dedicate
II. to
tem-
knowledge, be a layman. From IBtWTirjs, ov, b, (?5tos) a private person, one in a private station, opp. to arparrjôs, a private soldier: also an individual, II. one who opp. to iroXis. has no professional knowledge, a layman, opp. to one
be without professional
Med., with pf. pass., tSpvpai, to found or set ples : III. to fix, settle, establish persons up for oneself.
in a place; "'Ap?? fj,<f>v\iov I8pv(rai to give footing to, introduce, intestine war : pf. pass, ffipvpai, to be placed, situated; ISpvaBai ris TUTTOV to settle in a
place
Med.
to found or establish for oneself.
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ISpw, I8p$, Ep. for iSpura, tSpwTt, ace.
r
C
and
dat.
of sacred things. II. Subst. the sacred recorder sent by each Ampbictyonic state to their Council along with
the irv\c
:
Pt1
'
Pt
'
I8pu>s, O/TOS, 6
f *5pO(W. : Ep. dat.
sweat, perspiration.
gum.
II.
metaph.
(T5os) 2. the sweat of trees, resin or earned by the sweat anything

f
and
ace. f5p<p,
Spa)
lepov, TO, v. Ifpos n.

Upo-vCicT)S, ov, 6, (Ifpus, viKaca) conqueror in the games. Upo-iroios, ov, (ifpos, iroifca) managing sacred rites: at Athens, the Ifporroiot were ten officers, one from
of one's brow.
ISpukrai, pres. part. fem. of f5po<y. ISvia, T), Ep. for fiSvia, part. fem. of oioa (v. *6?5<u),
each tribe, who saw that the victims were without

blemish.
Upo-irpeirTis, fs, (Ifpos, irpfirca) beseeming a sacred person or matter : holy, reverend. 'IEPO'5, a, ov, also os, ov Ion. and Ep. also Ip6s,
:
always
i8o>
in
phrase iSviym
i8o>jjLi,
irpairiSfffffiv,
with knowing,
sensible heart.
'place,
Ep.
aor. 2 subj. of *e?8cu.
iSuv, t8ouo*a, aor. 2 part, of *6?8o>. ie, lev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of ef/xt ibo.
lei,
77,
ov.
of or relating
to the gods, Lat. sacer.
2.
3 sing. Ion. and Att. impf. ofiij/ju (as if from Ep. for tot, 3 sing. opt. of flfu ibo. leis, tcro"a, iev, pres. part, of t77/xt. leicri, 3 pi. of irjfu. of fy/zt. i6|xai, pres. pass, and med.
leiT],
ti<u).
holy, hallowed, consecrated, of thing under the protection of a
sacred and profane;

Subst.
:
v.
sub
place, person or ; Ifpos <xt oaios, oaios. II. as
any god
i. Ifpov Ion. ipuv, TO, a temple. victims : ifpa. ifpa. Ion. tpa, TO, offerings, sacrifices, pt&iv, Lat. sacra facere or operari, to do or offer
I.
Iffiev, iejxtvaL,
Ep. for ifvai,
inf. ofirjfJLi.
lep.vos, r], ov, pres. part. pass, of 'irjfu. iv, Aeol. for ifaav, 3 pi. impf. of 'irjfjii.
Lcvai, pres. inf.
so sacrifice : afterwards, the entrails of a victim, and the auspices : generally, sacred things or rites, Lat.
sacra.
of
ef/
ibo.
levai, pres. inf. oftrjfu.
III. special phrases :' I. ifpal vooos, the sacred, i. e. the great or mysterious disease, prob. the epilepsy. 2. ?) tcpd 6Sos, the sacred ^road to
UpaicCo-Kos, 6,
Dim. of
TETAE,
priestess.
O.KOS, Ion. lepT]^
tfpa^, a small hawk. contr. ipir], 77^05, 6,
Delphi
also that
from Athens to
Eleusis.
3.
T)
hawk, falcon.
fepd Tpirjprjs the sacred ship sent from Athens to Delos. lepo-oTeirTOS, ov, (ifpov, 0Tt<p<u) wreathed in holy
f.
tepdop,ai Ion. lp-, Pass, (ifpos) to be a priest or fashion.

IcpoCTtiXeaj,
17,
i\G<a,
(ifpoffv\os) to rob
a temple,
steal
(ifpaTfvo}) the priest's office, priesthood. UpdrevjAa, <rros, TO, (ifpdTfvca) the priesthood, body
UpttTCta,
of priests.
Updreva),
f. o*cy,
(ifpfvs) to be priest or priestess.
Hence sacred things, commit sacrilege. UpocrvXta, 77, temple-robbery, sacrilege. Upo-o-tiXos, ov, (ifpov, av\.aa>) robbing temples, sacrilegious : as Subst. a sacrilegious person, Lat. sacrilegus.
Icpeia Ion. tpeia, 77, fem. of ifpcvs, a priestess. lepeiov Ion. UpTj'iov or lpT|'iov, TO, (tepos) a victim, sacrifice : generally, a slaughtered animal.
iepovpyeu),
f.
770-0;,
rites; ifpovpyfiv
TO cvayyf\iov
(ifpovpyos) to perform sacred to minister the gospel.

service, worship,
upevs,
sacrificer.
tews
Ion.
lpvs,
7705,
o,
(tcpos)
priest,
Hence
lepovpyia Ion. IpofpyLj], 77, religious
sacrifice.
UpevTO,
Upevco
leprj,
for ifpfvfTO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of Ion. Ipevo), f. o"o>, (ifpos) to offer, sacrifice.
II.
2.
to kill, slaughter.
intr. to
be a priest.
77, ttpfia. Up-rjiov, TO, Ion. for ifpfiov.
lep-ovp-yos, ov, (ifpos, fpyov) sacrificing : esp. as Subst. a sacrificing priest. lpo<J>avT0, f. ijacy, to be an initiating priest. From
lepia,
77,
Att. poet,
77,
form of
tepeta.
Upo-yXve^tKos,
ov, (ifpos, y\v(f)cu) hieroglyphic,
expressing ideas by sacred symbols instead of letters. Upo-YpajijtaTevs, fas, 6, (ifpos, ypaiu.iJa.Tfvs) a sacred scribe, one of a lower order of the Egyptian
priesthood.
one who lepo-<j>dvTTjs Ion. lp-, ov, 6, (ifpos, <atVa>) expounds sacred things: an initiating priest. Hence Upo<j>avTiKos, 77, ov, of or for an initiating priest. Adv. -KUS. a keeper of a lcpo-<j>ijXa, O.KOS, 6, (ifpos, (pv\a)
temple or of the sacred vessels in
it,
Lat. aedituus. [u]
Up6-x0o>v Ion. lp-,

ov, (ifpov, SfôfMii) receiving sacrifices. ov, (ifpos, Otca) sacrificed to a god; ifsoil.
6,
T),
(ifpos, xflw")
of hallowed
Upo-8oKos, Up6-0vTOS,
poOvTos
the sacrifices. Upo-XoYew, (tepos, ^.70;) to discuss sacred things. Ion. IpoXo-ytti, 77, mystic language. Upo-Xo-yCa
(ifpos,
îrjv
Ka-rrvos
smoke from
dedicate. Upoco, f. wa<a, (ifpos} to hallow, Icp-wvvuos, ov, (ifpos, ovofjui) of holy name. UpoxrrC, (ifpos) Adv. in holy manner, piously.
the office of priest, Upuxrvv-q Ion. lp-, 77, (ifpos) priesthood : a priest's salary. med. of n/jut. Ucr0Tjv, 3 dual impf. UC, an ironical exclamation, Lat. hut!
Upo-jxirjvia, 77, or Upo-p,T|via, TO., WVTJ) the holy moon, or the holy-day
or
of the month.
lepo-p,vTi[Jia)V,
ovos, 6, (ifpos,
fJLVTjftcuv)
mindful of
ldvo>,
(iC<y)
Causal, to
make
to sit, seat.
H.
328
intr. to sit.
1Z&
2.
beauts.
nuine, of the
GpVKTO,.
of
soil, to settle
down, sink
in,
Lat.
v.
sidere.
good old stock. of the Nile, naturally formed,
II.
original,
of some mouths opp. to
"IZn, impf. lov

l<ra
:
Ion. 'iêa/cov
II.
for the aor.

:
i,
later fut.
iftffaj, aor. I i'&ffa
I.
Causal,
'I0A'KH,
fj,
Ithaca, the
home
of Ulysses, an island
to
make
to sit: see efo*a.
intr. to sit, sit

:
down;
i'fav of soldiers, to t'Ceu/ es Opovov to take one's seat place themselves in ambush, to encamp : also to sit still: Pass.to/*at also occurs in same sense; ie<r0at ev r<p IrjvyeTO) or Is TO Tyvycrov to take post at 2. of earth, to settle down, sink in, Lat. Taygetus.
sidere.
IT|,
ITJ, 17,
to/ exclam. of joy. [f] Ion. for ta, voice, sound.

a, ov, also
os,
on the West coast of Greece. Hence 'I0dKTiv8, Adv. to Ithaca : and 'I0aKT|crios, a, ov, of Ithaca, an Ithacan. lOea, 77, Ion. fern, for iOeid, v. Wvs [t] I0(0s, Adv. of Wvs, directly, straight, Lat. recta via. as Adv. come i0t, imperat. of ef/, come, go, begone: on ! forward ! t0p,a, aTos, TO, (fifJii) a step, movement.
10V, neut. of
Wvs, used as Adv., like iOtus.
iTji'os,
OP,
(117)
wailing, mournful,
II.
l-fj.
plaintive ; Irj'ios &oa a cry of woe. Apollo, the god invoked with the cry
epith.
of
l0v-8iKTjs, ov, 6, (Wvs, 5t7?) giving simple justice. I0u-8p6p.os, ov, (Wvs, Spafjiftv) straight-running.
ti]\a, inf. ir)\ai, aor. I of mAAcu. os, IT]\JJUG>, iTrjXefuoTpia, Ion. for iaXcfj.-.
,
TO,
= ia/xa.
3
;
I0v-0pi^, rpixos, 6, f), (Wvs, Opi) straight-haired, opp. to ov\66pi, woolly-haired. \10~\ From i0vp.axLa, 77, a fair, stand-up fight. I0v-p,dxos, ov, (Wvs, paxop-ai) fighting fairly a.td
honestly.
t, {'775,
fyo-t,
pi. tao-t
to)
opt. Uiijv
:
inf. ferai
or tefo-t; imperat. t'et; subj. Ep. iepevai or te/ici/ ; part.

pi. 'lev
:
lets
impf.
1771',
:
Aeol. 3
fut. 770*0;
aor. I
10V-VOOS, ov, (Wvs, j/oos) honest. lOvvrara, Ep. Sup. of Wecas, most straight, most
rightly.
\
rjfca Ep. T]Ka used in compds.
aor. 2 %v, of
;
which the
subj.
cD,
ind. is
only
imperat.
pf.
ef/ra
:
es,
and Ep. for cvOvva, to make straight, straighten, Pass, to become straight or even ; TO; Med., pres. tejuat direct, rule : 8' 2. ct6r)v aor. I med. WvvOrjTijv they ran even with one another. Causal of etjwt (z&o), to to guide in a straight line, to direct or steer pf. pass. el/Mi plqpf. ei/tf/i/. straight, make to go, set agoing : hence I. to send, send to send or shoot Wvvfiv ITTITOVS, to drive the straight; 2. of sounds, to send forth, horses straight : Pass, of a boat, to be guided, away, let go, dismiss.
fTvai, part,
ti's
: :
:
plqpf. impf. itfJLrjv: aor. i pass, c^v, also : aor. 2 med. fi'urjv or : rjKau.rjv
(i'fceiv.
opt. firjv, inf. Pass, and
I0vva>,
f.
vvSi: aor.
Wvva:
Pass., aor. I WvvOrjv:
Ion.
'
^v
utter, emit.
send, let fly, one: the ace.
of things at rest, to set in motion, throw, hurl : c. gen. pers. to throw at

3.
is
'
steered.
3. to
:
guide, rule
of a judge, to
rectify,
correct
also to chastise.
often
omitted, so
4.
that
177/11
is
UHj-iropos, ov, (Wvs, TTOpevofJLai}

i0v-irTia>v, uvos, 6,
77,
going straight on.
seemingly
let
intr. to
throw, shoot.
of water, to
:
(t6>ys,
ircTO/*at) straight-flying,
burst forth : and without ace., irorafjibs of an ashen spear-shaft. [T?] the river flows over the land of I0Y'5, iOfia, Wv, Ion. fern. Witt: Ion. and Ep. tears, to let fall : metaph., fca8 8e Kaprjros ^K /co/wzs form of the Att. fvOvs of motion, straight, direct, she let her hairôtf down from her head. in moral sense, straight, upright, 5. ge- going straight : II. Med. to feel an impulse just, true : in nerally, to put, place. Comp. and Sup. Wvrfpos, Wvraros towards a thing, long for, yearn after ; part, te/*ej/os, Adverbial usage, ace. fern. rr)v Weiav (sub. oSoV), 2. the 3 pi. longing for : c. inf. to desire to do. straight on, Lat. recta via: so, 4/c TTJS Weirjs, straightaor. 2 med. &/TO is used by Homer only in phrase tirtl II. as Adv., Wvs or Wv, forward, openly. straight iroffios /rat fSrjrvos 4 epov tvro, when they had put at, straight towards; Wvs paxôaaOai to fight fair, 2. of Time, straightway. away, i. e. satisfied, desire of meat and drink. openly and aboveboard.
flow,
let
67Ti
yatav
i'rjfftv
i/rjva,
aor.
of
laivo).
'Iir)-iraiT|ci>v,
IT)
ores, d, epith. of Apollo
iraidv: also
a hymn sung to him.

f. tercy,
Hence from the cry I0tis, vos, ?), Homer only in ace. Wvv, an impulse, Hence purpose, plan, undertaking, endeavour : but also av
!
u]-irauovi,
to cry ty iraiwv or iraiav
Wvv, = av' opOov, straight upwards,

,
[i]
Itjo-acrOai, Ion. aor. I inf. of IdofMi. trjat, Ep. for ir}, 3 sing. pres. subj. of ind. of fy/w. ITJO-I, 3 sing. pres.
iT|<Tifxos, tir]{rts, Ion. for too*-.
elfJLi
ibo.
l0v-TVT)S, (Wvs, TCtVo;) stretched out, straight, 10V-TOVOS, ov, (Wvs, Tfiva}) WvTcvr]s.
[t]
l0v-TplxS,
I0va>,
f.
of, at, plur.

:
from Wv6pt.
vao)
aor.
Wvaa
:
[u]
(Wvs)
to
go
'I-rjaovs, ov, dat. also ov, ace. ovv,
Greek form of
straight,
the
Hebrew Joshua, Saviour.

iTjrpos, lif|T(op, Ion. for HZT-.
press right on
c.
gen.,
t'0vo"e
vcos drove
t7]TT|p, rjpos, 6, Ion. for larrjp.

i-rjTOpiir),
tOl-Ycviqs poet. l0aiY6VT|s, t's, (Wvs, ffvos) of honest birth, lawfully begotten, legitimate : of a nation, ge-
II. to be eager to do, right against the ship. bent upon doing : hence to desire, purpose. I. iK&vos, 77, ov, (iK-taOai) befitting, becoming: of persons, sufficient, competent, able to do a thing itcavus larpiKrjv absol. sufficiently versed in medicine
; :
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considerable, respectable, tolerable. sufficient, enough : large or long
a long time ; security or bail, Lat. satis accipere.
Xpwov
of things, enough ; IKOVOV TO l/eavov \a.(Jiftdv6iv to take

II.
Dor. for
Hence
iKavoTYjs, TITOS,
IKCLVOCO,
IKO.VCO
f.
77,
sufficiency, fitness.
sufficient, qualify.
ouffoi,
to
make Jit, make
TO, the half-deck of an Homeric ship: a boarded platform, scaffold, benches. II. focrap, Adv. (inca) at once, close together. of Place, close to, hard by, c. gen. II. Zcvs IKTTIP, 77/>os, 6, (I'/fcw) a suppliant.
generally,
iKTrjp, the protector
licoifj.rjv,
aor. 2 opt.
IKPIA,
= Ifcvtofjuu, only used in pres. and impf., to come : to come to, arrive at, reach : also Med. iKavofAai, iKavois, Adv. of IKCLVOS, sufficiently, Lat. satis; favus X f to be sufficient : Sup. iKavwrara. 'Lcdpios, a, ov, ("I/fapos) Icarian, name of that part of the Aegaean sea which is between the Cyclades and Caria, where Icarus the son of Daedalus was said to
[a], Ep. lengthd. for IKCU,
of the suppliant.
iKTT|ptos, a, ov, syncop. for iitfTrjpios. ucrtSeos, a, ov, (IKTIS) of a weasel, of weasel-skin, in Homer /mSeos. II. as Subst., iKTiota, contr.
m877
(sub. oopa),
o,
,
77,
weasel-skin.
TKITNOS,
kite,
Lat. milvus.
77,
the yellow-breasted marten-cat.
have been drowned.

uceXos,
iKcXoco,
77,
f.
ov, poet, toffoj, to
form
for ciKf\os, like,

like,
[i]
Hence
make
iKcorOai, aor. 2 inf. of iKVfOfJtai. iK<r0o>, 3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of itevcopai. iKeaia, 77, (iKeTijs) the prayer of a suppliant.
as fern, of ifceaios,
II.
a female suppliant.
II.
IKCO-IOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (iK^rrjs} of, for or presid-
IKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of /weo//cu. "IKI1, impf. Iteov: aor. 2 lov: root of IreveofMi, a form used in Ep. poetry: to come: to come to, arrive at, reach a certain point, whether of Place or Time ; TO, act. ~fovva tKo^fBa we come to thy knees, in token of supplication (cf. iKveofMtc 2, iKfrrji) metaph. to reach, arrive at, manhood, old age, etc. vfipis Tf /Sir] T6 ffid'/jpeov ovpavov i'Kfi violence and force are reach2. conversely of circumstances, ing even to heaven.
:
ing over suppliants, epith. of Zeus.

supplicating.
suppliant,
conditions
xP ei
lKfl A*
necessity
is
iKTa-8oKos,
ov, (l/ffTrjs,
Sexo/wu) receiving or pro-
yrjpas, Ifcdvei ftc come upon or over of itcveofjiai. iKo>[j.cu, aor. 2 subj.
upon me.
me
virvos,
tecting suppliants. iKereia, 7), iKfaia, q. v. icTetiu.a, arcs, TO, (Iteerf uu) a mode of supplication. IKTVTOS, a, ov, proper to be supplicated. From iKTvw, f. ffoj : aor. I iietrevaa [l Att., i Ep.]
i\a, Dor. for
i\ij.
[t]
'
IXaSov, Adv.
Lat. turmatim
(1X77) in troops, in bodies, in

:
companies,
in abundance,
i'\ijfu.
[t]
tXS0t, pres. imperat. of
(iKTr)$)
to
approach as a suppliant,
to supplicate,
entreat, beseech.
tXea
(itcfTTjs)
tKTT|pios sync. iKTT)pios, a, ov,
of or fit
tAata), in his
II. 77 tK(Tr)pia for suppliants. the olive branch which a suppliant
(sub.
nom. pi. i\ey, neut. of gods, propitious, gracious : of men, gra2. t\eca3 cious, kindly, gentle : also cheerful, gay. ooi, (sc. toT(a 6 06os) God be gracious to thee, i. e.
"IAAO5,
:
tXdo|xai, Ep. for tAaao/it. ov, Att. tXews, <av,
held
be
it
far
from
thee.
hand.
iKTtjs, ov,
6, (iKtffOai)
one who comes to seek proII.
tection, a suppliant or fugitive. of the suppliant. Hence
the protector
ixTT|O'ios, a, ov, protecting the suppliant, of Zeus. IKTUS, t5os, T), fem. of l6T7)S.
iKTjat,
Ep. for IKTJ, 2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of iKVtopai. From iK(Aao> and iKp,aivo>, to moisten. III. aor. I imperat. pass. toAff6rrri, in pass. TKMA'2, a5os, 7), moisture of any kind. for. Hence sense, be gracious. ucfJievos or iKp.evos, only in the phrase MfAfvos ovpos : a propitiation, a fair breeze, (from lnveofjiai), a following and so iXao-fJtos, o, a means of appeasing favourable, wind, Lat. ventus secundus. sacrifice, [i] of IXaaKOfMi. fut. iô/iat Dor. lengthd. from "IKfl [i] IXao-o-djievos, Ep. aor. I part, aor. 2 iKop-Tjv to pf. ?y/xcu, part, iynevos IXdo-o-ccu, Ep. for l\dffri, 2 sing. aor. I subj. of i\d: : : :
From IXapia, T), cheerfulness, gaiety. IXapos, a, 6v, (iXaos) cheerful, gay, joyous, mirthful, Adv. -pus. Hence Lat. hilaris. lXSpoTr]S, 77TOS, 77, gaiety, Lat. hilaritas. fut. l\aaopai [a] Ep. !\aaffofwt Dor. lXa.o-Kop.cu to apâor. I l\aadfj.r)v Dep. (tXaos) !\aofjiai, but pease, propitiate, reconcile to oneself, of gods II. to expiate, atone also to conciliate a man.
:
:
come
to
come
a suppliant beseech, entreat him. 3. impers. in pres. and impf., it becomes, befits, beseems; TOVS fioAtera iKvUrat whom it most concerns ; TO iKVfvfJLtvov that which is fitting,
proper. iKvevvrai, Dor. for lavovvrai, 3
pi. of tKveofMi. IKVOV|JLVCOS Ion. iKveop,-, IKVCVJA-, Adv. part. pres. of IKV to p.a.i, fittingly, aright.
arrive at, reach. one, to (iKerrjs) to

to,
2. to
come as
(JKOfJUU.
a, ov, propitiatory; (IXaffKOfiai) IXao-TTiptos, II. as Subst., IXaaTrjptov, TO, propitiation, esp. or the mercy-seat.
iXa,
Att. neut.
pi.
of IXaos.
tXctos, Att. for i'Aaos.
Dor. tXa, 77, (?AAw, ctXa;) a crowd, band, tXf] or eiXtj 2. a troop of horse, squadron, troop, company. Lat. turma, ala, strictly of 64 men generally, a troop t
:
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company.
youths.
iXi)0t, imperat. in 3 sing, l\T)Kco, (t'Aaos) to be gracious, propitious, subj. IXriKTjffi, and 2 sing. opt. l\r)Kois.
3. at Sparta,
a certain division of the
or after, desire;
pass. i(J.p9r)v.
I pi. ip.ev,
6, (IfMTifa) clothing, apparel, [i] Aeol. ifxeppa), (i'/Licpos) to long for, yearn for c. inf. to More long or wish to do.
,
freq. tp.eipo|xai as
Dep., with aor.

Ibo.
i'eVai, inf.
med.
Iftfipanrjv,
= tA77/rcy, iXijp.1,
'IXids, dSos,
77,
esp. in imperat. l'\r)0i

I
Dor. I\d0i, be
II. as
of
e?//t
gracious, propitious
.
i'p,V, ip.vai,
Ep. for
of
cf/it zoo.
Subst.'IAids, (sub. ywf)), a woman of Ilium. the Iliad, of Homer.
pecul. fern, of 'IXiaKos. I (sub. 777) the land of Ilium.
t|A6po-5epKif|s,
es, (t'/nepos,
Sepaoîat) looking long-
2.
ingly.
lovely,
3. (sub. iroirjffis),
tp,Epoeis, eo-o-a, cr, (i'//epos) exciting loê or desire,
charming.
l/jLcpoOr)-
IXtYY 1 ^-40
'
'
f- ff<a
aor
'^t77tdo"a
to
have a swim-
ming
in the head.
From
t|Xpo-0ttXTjs, es, (fyfpos, TcOrjXa) Dor. for \r)s) sweetly growing or blooming.
C
ming
tXiYyos, o, (lAAew, 6?A.a>) a spinning round: a swimin the head, Lat. vertigo : a swoon, [t J
!Xi/y(;,
'IMEPO5
[t], o,
a longing or yearning
:
47708,
T),
(?AAo>)
a whirling, whirlpool.
son or thing, Lat. desiderium tp.eppco, Aeol. for Ipe'ipo}.

IfjiepTOS,
i'fjip.Evai,
17,
afters, perabsol. Zoi>e, desire.
'IXi60v, Adv. ("IA,tos)/rom 7Vo.y. 'IXt60i, old Ep. gen. of "IXtos, Adv. at Troy. 9 IXtop-paioPTT|s, 6, ("I\tos, /oatco) destroyer of Troy. 'IXio<j>i, old Ep. gen. of "lAios.
oj/,
(t/ietpcu)
longed for,
lovely.
poet, for
i'/zei/at, t'eVat, inf.
of
ct/zt z'&o.
:
Ijxcwd,
T),
(<V<is) //jg ro/)e
of a draw-well
ace. tpo-
IAIO5,
of
or IXtov, TO, ///as or Ilium, the city Ilus, also called Troy.
ov,
T),
vtdv, absol., a rope's length, i. e. as long as a takes to go down and come up a well.
for ?, ace.
:
bucket
IXXds, dSos, T), (i\\ca, etXou) a rope, band. IXXos, o, (i'AAaj) squinting. 'TAAIl, v. sub ci\<u.
1AY'2J, vos, 77, mud, Homer, later tA,uos.]

Ip.dvTCO'O't,
slime,
dirt.
[genit. tAuos
of Pron. of 3rd pers. iv, Dor. that, in order that, = OTTOS, "INA", Conjunction I. with Subj. mood after tenses of present Lat. ut: time; TJKCIS, iv' idr/s thou art come that thou mayest see. 2. with Opt at. after tenses of past time; TLa\-
Aas eSoJK pevos,

of
Iftds.
Ep. dat.
pi.
Dim. of lp.ds. IfjiavTiSiov, TO, lp.dvTivos, T), ov, (fjiids) of leathern thongs.
ijxdvTtov, TO,
'iv' fKOT)\os ytvoiro Pallas gave him become conspicuous. 3. strength, that he might with the past tenses of the Indicat., to imply a consewhich is now impossible ; iV ?jv rv<j)\6s in quence
Dim. of
1/j.ds.
which case he would have been
blind.
III. elliptic
II.
tva pr),
t&
IjiavTO-ireSi], 77, (t/xds, irebrf) a leathern taph. one of the feelers of the polypus.
band: me-
that not,
lest,
Lat. ut ne.
817,
with other
;
Particles, tva
iva
irep,
iva TL
(sub. yevrjTai)
dvros, 6, dat. pi. lp.aai Ep. ifiavreffffi : a leathern strap or thong ; in pi. the straps or harness 2. the of a chariot the thong or lash of a whip.
:
IMA'2,
what end?
Adverb.,
I.
;
of Place,
frpdtycv
:
= O7rot>,
ijo'
Lat. ubi, in
what
j
place, where
iv'
eyevovro where
of boxers, consisting of leathern straps put they were bred and born c. gen. loci, iva 7775, x&ipas, : 2. = oiroi, Lat. quo, to etc., Lat. ubi terrarum. 3. the magic girdle of Aphrodite, Lat. caestus. 4. a latch, by which the bolt what place, whither ; iv' oix^rai whither he is gone. was shpt home into the socket also a shoe-latchet : IvSdXXopiai, Dep., only used in pres. and impf. later the rope of a draw-well. to appear, to appear like; Proverb., iftas Kvveios (fl5d\ifj.os, flSd\\ofMi) fan he 's as tough as a thong of dogskin. with double dat., tVSdAAcTO o-(/>uri Ur]\fiojvi he the thong or lash of a seemed to them like the son of Peleus absol. to aplp.do-0Xir], 77, (i>ds, IfMaaca) whip, generally a whip, [t] pear, seem. fut. Ifjidaoi [a] aor. I i/Miaa to 'IvSiKos, 77, 6V, ('Ivoos} Indian. t|A(x<r(ra>, (t/^ds) :
cestus
j
round the hand
flog, scourge
also to smite.
IjASTiSdpiov, TO,
IjAaTtStov, TO,
Dim. of 1/j.dnov. Dim. of Ifjidnov.
[t
IvS-oXeTTjs, ov, 6,('Iv56s, bXeaOai) the Indian-killer, epith. of Bacchus.
'INAO'3,
:
6,
II.
an Indian:**. Adj.='Ii/5ios, Inthe river Indus.
lp,aTia>,
f.
iaoi,
(Ifidnov) to clothe
pf. part. pass.
dian.
IfjiaTiapevos, clothed.
'IvSuos, a, ov,
tves, pi.
= 'IvdiKos.
is.
IjjiaTio-KdirqXos, o, (lfj.dnov, KairrjXos) a dealer in

clothes.
nom. of
Ivtov, TO, ("s) the muscles at the back of the neck : form only a Dim. of efyta, an outer generally, the back of the head, nape of the neck. \lv~\ *INI2, o, a son, child. garment, cloak or mantle worn above the \ITWV, an'Ivw. oos, contr. oSs, 77, Ino, daughter of Cadmus, swering to Homer's x^- a "/a l^dna, rd, generally, clothes. II. a cloth. afterwards worshipped as a sea-goddess by the name
Ip-aTtov, TO, in
l|xdTi-<j>vXaKâ>,
f.
770-0;,
(ijMLTiov, tyvXafttoj) to take
of Leucothea.
Iv-w8i]s, cs, (fs, efSos) sinewy, fibrous.
[?]
care of clothes.
331
(from atffffu, as if contracted from aiaXos) epith. of the wild goat, bounding, springing.
iaXos,
ov,
'Io-u8aio-[x6s, 6, ('lovSatbs)
Judaism.
of the beard; beneath the
tcr0<u,
fut. inf.
ifjcvTTjs, ov, 6,
of iKveoftai. (ievcu) a fowler, bird-catcher, snarer.
lovXis, t'Sos, 77, a red fish. fovXos, ov, (ouAos) down, thefirst growth VTTO KpoTGLfpoicriv 'lovXoi the young hair
io-xcupa, 77, (tos, x "'^) delighting in arrows, or (from x* w ) showering arrows. to-|36Xos, ov, (tos, /3dAAcw) setting lime-twigs. one who uses birdlime, a lirvo-KaTis, cs, (lirvos, Kaijvai} baked in the oven. I|o-6p'y6s, 6, (ios, *fp-ya>) fowler. iirvo-Xj3i)S, ^TOS, 6, (l-nvos, Xf^rjs) a boiler, caldron. tirvo-iroi6s, ov, (lirvos, Trotecw) working in an oven or to|i<u, fut. of iKvioyiai. tov, Ep. aor. 2 of IKOI. 'furnace ; as Subst. a potter. II. 'ISO'2, o, Lat. V1SCUM, misseltoe : also, /A* tnis'IHNO'2, o, an oven orfurnace, Lat.furnus. the place of the oven, kitchen. III. a lantern. II. birdlime prepared from the misseltoe-berry.
,
6/rt/s by birdlime. l^cvo), f. acu, (tos) to ea/c lo|3oXtf f. 770-0;, to catch birds with lime-twigs.
temples,
i.
e.
the whiskers.
From
seltoe-berry, Lat. viscus.
tiros, 6 or
<f>pca)
io-<J>opvs,
ecus, o,
77
:
(ios,
bearing misseltoe.
wood
trap
;
in a mouse-trap, the piece of 77, (ITTTO/KU) that falls and catches the mouse ; generally, a
'IST'2,
cry of
la}
:
vos,
dat. tvi' contr.
tuf
/fo waist.
a heavy weight.
f.
Hence
'I6-j3aicxos, o,
(tcy,
#dxe) Bacchus
icu
invoked with the

!
liroco,
a song beginning
Bax f
down
by
down : Pass, to be pressed or crushed; elfftyopaTs lirov^vos squeezed hard

ojffca,
to press
lo-p\<j>apos, ov, (tov, fiXftyapov) violet-eyed. iof3oX>, f. rjffo}, to shoot arrows. From to-J36Xos, ov, (16s, /3aAAa>) shooting arrows.
lo-jSoo-Tpvxos, ov, (lov, /3oer7j>vxos) dark-haired. lo-SeTos, ov, (lov, 8y) violet-twined. to-86icos, ov, (tos, 5txo(Jia.i) holding arrows.
lo-i8T|S, cs,
('lov,
taxes,
[t]
>v, ot, (linrevs,
lirir-aYperat, at Lacedaemon,
Trefs
who
close
300 youths
dycipca) three officers to serve as lir-
or body-guard for the kings.

t
OS, ov, (ITTTTGS, ayaf) carrying horses : (sub. vavs) at, transport-ships for horses.
fut.
lir-
fioos} violet-coloured, of the sea.
opai,
toeis, eacra, fv, (t'oi/) violet-coloured, dark. IOITJV, Att. for toifu, opt. of ft/it ibo. touroi, Dor. for lovaai, part. fern, of flfj.1 ibo.
tofiev,
guide a horse,
affofjai Dep. (tTrTros) to drive to drive a chariot : later, to ride ;

II.
or
lit-
jra^taOai \wpav to ride over a country. Pass, of a- horse, to be driven or ridden
as
also to be
Ep. for ica^fv,
I pi. subj.
of flju
ibo.
broken
in.
io-jjuyf|S, 4s, (16s, (jLi^fjvaC)
mixed with poison.
tirir-cux|ios, ov, (imros, alxpf))fighting
on horseback.
16-ficopos, ov, (lov, fiopos) dark-fated, miserable. *ION, r6, the violet, Lat. viola, [t] tov, Ep. form of impf. of eTfU ibo.
tirir-aXeKTpijwv, oVos, 6, (tTnros, dX(KTpvwv) a horse-
cock
a gryphon, dragon.
lovOds, aSos,
tovOos, o, the
17,
shaggy, hairy.
From
tiriraXi8as, ov, 6, poet, form for lirncvs. iirirairaC, (tTTTros) cry of the knights to each other
(Deriv. uncertain.^ [i] 'lovtos, a, ov, ('Iw) of Jo; 'lovios KV\TTOS the Ionian sea, the sea between Epirus and Italy, at the mouth of
down on the'face.
comic imitation of the seaman's cry fivTrirairai. iirir<ipiov, r<5, Dim. of ITTTTOS, a little horse, pony. iirir-apjioo"TTjs, ov, 6, (iTriros, dp/xocrrTys) Lacedae-
the Adriatic sea, across which she was said to have swum, not to be confounded with the Ionian sea.
monian word
lirirapx<>,
for i-jrirapxos.
f.
l6vTs,
part. pi.
of
flfu.
command
lo-irXoKdjios, ov, (tov, TrXoKafJios) with violet locks, dark-haired, [t]
to 770*0;, to be a general of cavalry, the cavalry. Hence tirirapxia, 77, the command of the cavalry.
*7,
iirrrapxiicos,
ov,
of or for cavalry.
From
16s
[i], 6,
with
irreg. pi. la, (ievcu inf.
of
ft/it
ibo}
an arrow.
,
o, rust, verdigris, Lat. 6,
aerugo.
to;
iirir-apxos, and lirir-dpXTjS, ou, o, (iiriros, apx *) II. a generuling the horse, epith. of Neptune. ral of cavalry ; at Athens there were two.
tiriras, d8os, 77, fern, of iirmftos; iiriras aroXrj a II. as Subst. (sub. riding-dress, horseman's cloak. rdts), the order of knights : the knights' tax.
1O'2,
poison, esp. of serpents.

;
tos, ta, Ep. for fls, pia
dat.
for fvi.
lo-o*T64>fivos, ov, (tos, arefyavos) violet-crowned. IOTTJS, T^TOS, 77, will, resolve ; mostly in dat.,
orrjTi by the will or pleasure of the gods.
lo-rtjirris, (s, (16s, rvirrfvai)
tiTirao-Ca,
77,
horse-exercise. (tTrTrdôât) riding,
i.
chariot-driving.
lirrrauip-os,
struck by an arrow.
tov, a cry of woe, Lat. heu

f.
seldom, like Iw, a cry of
riding
77, ov, (i-mrdôfjiai) fit easily ridden.
for horses or for
iirirao-rqp, T^pos, and tiriracrrf|S, ov, 6, (tV7rab/zai)

,
o<a, to live
as a Jew.
From
Adv. -a)s.
:
a horseman.
lirireta,
T),
II. as
lovSatKos,
17,
6v, of or
From
a Jew.
for the Jews.
esp. racing.
(iirireva}) II.
Ad], fit for riding. horsemanship, riding, driving,
cavalry.
'lovSaios, a, ov, of the tribe
ofjudah :
as Subst.
tirimos, a, ov, (tTnros) of a horse or horses ;

X6(pos a crest of horse-hair.
2. 'loySafa (sc. 777) the
land of Judaea.
332
iiTTT-cpos, o, (HTTTOS, epos) love
for
horses,
a horse-
04, (i'lriros,
y(pavos^) crane-cavalry.
fever.
t7riTU}J.a,
of,
(tWos,
7^)
vulture-cavalry.
CTOS, TO,
(iTTTTCvo;)
a ride on horseback,
expedition in a chariot. us Ion. 7705, 6, iirirTJS,
liriro-BajAos, ov, (ITTTTOS, Sap.6.<a) horse-taming: as Subst. a tamer of horses.
(ITTTTOS) in
Homer,
either
liriro-Sdo-eia, as fern., without

in use, (ITTTTOS,
driver of horses, charioteer, or the warrior fighting
any masc. liriroSaavs Saavs) epith. of Kopvs, thick with horsecrest.
from
at
II. 2. a horseman, rider. the chariot. Athens the 'nrireis Att. lirirqs, Horsemen or Knights, were the 2nd class, according to Solon's constitution they were required to possess 300 medimni and a
:
hair, with
rough horse-hair
iTTiro-BecrjjLa, cav,
rd, (Imros, 8eo"/5s) reins, a halter.

St'cu)
2. at Sparta, 300 see irtvTa.icoffiofjie8iiJ.vot. chosen men, who formed the king's body-guard, but
horse
lirTro-Scrrjs, ov, 6, (I'TTTTOS, tir'iro-SiwKTTjs, ov, 6, Dor. driver or rider of horses.
a halter.
(iiriros,
-ras,
SIWKOJ) a
liriro-Spofua,
race.
fj,
(ImroSpofJios)
a horse-race or chariotII. epith.
on horseback see tirnaypfTai. liriT6vrf|p, rjpos, 6, and iTireuTifjs, ov, 9, a rider, horseman: from to be a aor. I iirirevffa, tirirevaj, f. 0*0; (iirrrtvs}
did not serve
;
: : :
Hence
of the horse-race.
liriro-BpojAios, ov,
horseman,
to ride:
metaph. of the wind, Ztcpvpov
of Poseidon, delighting in the speed of horses. i-TT'iro-Spop.os, o, (i'TrTros, Spo/xos) a race-course. iTmro-SpojAOS, o, (i/iriros, Spa/zeu') a horse-courier.
liriroOev,
irvoais iirirtvffavTos
when Zephyr rode
with his gales,

II. to
Adv.
(ITTTTOS) forth
from
the horse.
as in Horace,
Eurus
equitavit per undas.
iirirouv, Ep. dual gen. of
LTTITOS.
serve on horseback.
linrf]as, Ep. pi. ace. of iirirevs. lir7TT]S6v, Adv. (ITTTTOS) like a horse.
II. like
liriro-KavOapos,
o, (1'iriros,
KavOapos) a horse-beetle, K\ev6os~) driving horses :
monstrous
a
as Subst.
beetle.
(ITTITOS,
tiriTO-KeXv0os, ov,
iiriro-KevTaupos,
iiriro-Kojicw,
KOfAfiv
f.
horseman.
iirinf|fTcrt,
a charioteer, rider.
o, (ITTTTOS,
Ep. for
iTTirevffi, pi.
dat.
of
iTTirevs.
Kevravpos) a horse-cen-
eXavvoj) fit for riding or driving ; 'nnrrjâffia 686s a chariot road. o, Ep. form for iirirr]\dTr)s. lirir-ir|XdTa,
linr-ir|Xd{rios, a, ov, (ITTTTOS,
taur, half-horse half-man.

770-0;,
to keep or
groom
horses
lirno-
Kavdapov
II.
to
groom
one's beetle.
From
grooming
lTrTTT|X$Ta),
f.
770*0;,
to ride or drive.
From
liriro-!c6|Aos, ov,
('iiriros,
Kopeca) keeping or
Ep. lirmjXdTa, (i'/nros, t\avv<a) a driver of horses, one who fights from a chariot, epith. of honour, like our Knight, [a]
lirir-T|XaTOS, ov, (LTTTTOS, kXavvca) fit for or driving.
lirir-i]XdT7j3, ov, 6,
horses.
who
as Subst., 'nriroKOfj-os, 6, a groom, one attended the Athenian tmrfvs in war.
horsemanship
iiriro-KOfjios, ov, (innos, ATOUT?) decked with horse-hair. iTriro-Kopvo-TTjS, ov, 6, (tWos, Kopvffoaj) one who is
furnished with a horse, a horseman, knight.

in horse
1inr-Tr]p.oXYoi, wv, of, (tWos, d/ieA.'yo;) the Mare? as Adj. milking milkers, a Scythian or Tartar tribe :
liTTro-KpaTea), f. 170*0;, (iiriros, Kpartoj) to be superior Hence : Pass, to be inferior in horse.
mares.
chief of horsemen. ITTTTIKOS, 17, 6v, (fWos) of a horse or horses ; ayuiv iwiriitos a horse or chariot race. II. of or for
lirrri-dva|-, O.KTOS, (i'mros,
tiriroKpaTCa,
77,
victory in
dva}
liTiro-Kpifjuvos, ov,
steep
;
("ITTTTOS,
ITTTTUKPTJ^VOV prjfia
a skirmish of horse. tcpijfJLvos} tremendously a neck-breaking word.
lirirc-KpOTOS, ov, (iintos, Kporeta) sounding with the
riding
ing.
or
horsemen,
2.
17
equestrian
skilled
in
rid-
tramp of horses.
lTT7r6-Xo<J>os, ov, (ITTTTCS, Xocôs) with horse-hair crest.
iTnro-jjiavTis,
es,
(tTTTTo,
imrucri
riding.
III. TO Adv. -KWS, like a horseman. tirmos, a, ov, (tWos) of a horse or horses.
(sub. rexyr)), horsemanship, IV. iiririKov, the cavalry.
ftavTJvai)
mad for
horses
luxuriant.
II. as Subst., ITTTTO paves, cos,
TO, an
iTrmo-xaiTr)S, ov,
horse-hair.
6, (i'lrnrtos,
xa T7?)
'
haggy with
lirmo-xdpiJ/Tjs, ov, o, (i'lmios, xpA7) one 2. a horseman, rider. from a chariot.
who fights
going
2. an, Arcadian plant, which makes horses mad. excrescence on the forehead of new-born foals, used as a charm also a humour which falls from mares. Hence
:
linro-|jiavia,
17,
f.
mad
liriro-pdp.tov [a], ov, gen. ovos, (ITTTTOS, /SatVo;)
on horseback, equestrian.
iroftafjiova
2. metaph., high-paced words, bombast.
prjfJLaTa lir-
lirirop.ax&>, Hence back.

tinro(j!,axta,
170*0;,
(f jriro/iax
love for horses, racing, etc. os ) ^ fight OH horse-
liriro-pdTir|S [a], ov, 6, (iTTiros, fiaivoj)
a horseman.
liriro-jjidxos, ov, (fmros, ftdxo [tat} fighting
liriro-poTqs, ov,
in Chalcis
6, (ITTTTOS, fioffrcca} a feeder of horses: of Euboea, the 'iTnro&urai were the knights,
back
a horse-fight, skirmish of horse. on horseas Subst., 'nnrop.a\os, o, a trooper.

17,
nobles.
lirir6-f3oTOS, ov,
(i'lriros,
ficfftcca)
fed on by
horses,
good for grazing,

>,
rich in cattle.
o, (ITTTTOS, fiovitoXos)
driving horses. unro-iroXos, ov, (t'7T7Tos,7ToAtofiai) busied with horses: as Subst., tVTroTroXos, o, a rider or driver of horses. iTriro-iTOTcifxos, o, (tTTTros, TroTa/zos) the river-horse of
tiriro-vtojAas, ov, 6, (nnros, z/o>/idu)
a horsekeeper.
Egypt, hippopotamus: iu Herodotus,
I'TT
333
a horse, mare, Lat. equus, equa : the and hence pi. iTTirot is the pair of horses in the chariot, also the chariot itself; d^' 'iirirow from the chariot ; re Kal ITTTTOI the foot-soldiers and those who fought Aaos
,
6,
57,
IpTji'ov, Ion. for Ifpfiov.
in chariots
77
; i'ntroi KOI ireôi horse and foot. iirnos, the horse, cavalry, Lat. equitatus,
II.
always in
III. i'lriros
lpT|v, fvos, 6, Ion. for ciprjv. i'pTj, rjKos, 6, Ion. for lepaf. tpia, Dor. for icpeia. tpts, i8os, fj : ace. ipiv as well as 'ipiSa : to bow, in Homer, as in the Bible, a
the rain-
sign
men
sing., as, X'^-"?
"r
(repas
ros >
a thousand horse.
fjif-poircav
77,
IV. in Compos., anynordfjiios the hippopotamus. thing large or coarse, as in our horsechestnut, horse-
dvOpwircav). impersonated *Ipis, i8os, ace. *1piv, voc. *Jpi, Iris, the Rainbow, as a mes-
II.
laugh,
v. iirno-KpTjjjivos, etc.
(i'lriros,
liTiro-o-oas, ov, 6,
aeuca) driver of horses.
senger of the gods, esp. from the gods to makes her daughter of Thaumas (the
tpicrorv, Ep.
for ipiaiv, dat. pi.
6, (tpos,
men Hesiod
:
Wonderer).
run-
of
ipis.
iTrrro-croos, a, ov, horse-driving.

tn-Tro-crrao-is, caw, 77, (ITTTTOS, ardors) a stable : metaph., 'AcA/ou wttpaia lirirooTaais the dark stablingplace of the sun, i. e. the West.
lirrroorivi], 77, (i-rnros) the art of driving or, later, of II. the horse riding : the art of horsemanship. of an army, cavalry.
77,
Ipo-Spoftos,
pafj.(iv) Ion. for ifpofy-,

[f]
ning
in the sacred races,
Ipo-cp-yiT], Ion. for tepovpyia. tpov, TO, Ion. for lepov. [f]
Ipos,
77, ov, Ion. for Ifpos. [F] lpo-c|>dvTT|S, 6, Ion. for Ifpotp-. Ion. for Ifpwovvr), priesthood. ipwoiOT],
T),
ov,
iirinK6s.
"15,
Ep.
Ep. for
,
ITTITOTIJS.
ivfffffi
gen. Ivos, ace. Iva pi. nom. Tvcs, dat. ivcffi Lat. VIS, strength, force, nerve, tbew
: :
ov, 5, (tWos) a driver or rider of horses, a horseman, knight: Homer always uses Ep. form nrII. as Adj., \cus I'TTTTOTTJS TToVa, esp. of Nestor.
and sinew : very
freq. in periphr. like
J3iij,
as, is Trj-
XffjLdxoto the strong the neck. [F]
Telemachus.
of laos,
'iaos,
II.
a muscle
the horse-folk, horsemen.

liriro-ToôTTjs, ov, 6, (ITTTTOS, TO^GTIJS) bowman, horse-archer.
iiriroTpoc|>i>,
f.
ura, i<ra, neut.
pi.
used as Adv.
a mounted
icr-d-yye\os, ov,
icrdô),
f.
('iffos,
Icr-d8\<j)os, ov, (iffos,

dffoj, (fo-os) to
<ryyeAos) like an angel. dSf\(pos) like a brother.
lirrroTpo<j>ia, 77, for From
breed or keep horses. And a breeding or keeping of horses, esp.

770*0;,
to
make equal :
c.
Med.
to
make
racing.
or hold equal to another, urclfii, Dor. for iffrjfjii.
dat.
i7rjro-Tp64>os,
ov,
(tmros,
Tpe<o>)
horse-feeding
breeding or keeping horses.

iinro-Tti4>ia, 77, (ITTTTOS, rv(pos) excessive pride. Tirirov-KpTjVTj, 77, Hippocrene, the horse's well on Helicon, sacred to the Muses, said to have sprung out
i<r-d|xt\\os, ov, (tffos, a//tAAa) equal in the race. ibo. II. Ep. for icrav, 3 pi. Ep. impf. of cf/
rjffav, rjSeiffav,
pi. plqpf.
of
f'iSca.
ior-dv6}Jios, ov, (iffos, avffjLos} swift as the
wind, [a]
J(ravTi, Dor. for
tffaffi,
pi.
of
iffrjfti.
where the hoof of Pegasus struck the

tirrr-ovpis, i5os,
r),
earth.
ovpa) fern. Adj. decked with a horse-tail, with crest of horse-hair.

(ITTTTOS,
worth
iinro-<j>6p/3tov, TO,
(i'lriros, (pep/Sea)
stable.
II.
a troop of horses.
Iirrro-<}>opf36s,
(iffos, dpyvpos) as good as silver, weight in silver. uras, Dor. part, of iffrjfu. fadori, 3 pi. of larjfju, and of otSa (v. c'Scw B). i<rdcrKTO [F], Ion. for tVd^To, 3 sing. impf. med. of
i<r-dpYCpos, ov,
its
ov,
(iiriros,
Qtpfya) a horse-keeper,
trainer.
iTrtro-xapjxTjs, ov, 6,
t7rrr-BT]S, fs, (iiriros,
iffdfa, she likened herself. UTaTi, Dor. for iffijffi, 3 sing,
(tWos,
xap/^^
ler-TjYOpeto
and Med.
of tarjui. -eo|jiai, (iffos, dyopfvaj) to
speak
e?5os) horse-like.
ITTIWOV, uivos, 6, (tTTTTos) a place for horses, a stable : a halting-place, station. From liriTtoVfia, T], a buying of horses. From lirircova>, f. rjaoa, to buy horses. lirrr-toVT)S, ov, 6, (ITTTTOS, cWo/zat) a buyer of horses. a late form for TTC'TOJUCU, to fly.
i,
f.
on equal terms, with equal freedom. t<n]Yopia, 77, equal right of speech lity in the eye of the law.
lcr--f]Xt|, IKOS, 6,
77,
Hence
:
generally, equa-
7Ât) of the same age ^vith. an equal time. I2HMI, 7 know : a pres. only used in the Dor. forms, sing. iffd/M, iff an ; pi. iffdftev, iffdai or iffavri ;
(iffos,
i<r-i(]jjLpuos, V
a, ov,
(i'ffos,
f)p.fpd) lasting
fyofjiai
(?TTOS)
oppress
tpd,
TO.,
generally, to hurt, Ion. for tcpa.

o, contr. for
Dep. barm.
:
to press hard,
part, iffas.
io--T|pTp,os, ov, (iffos, IpeTftos) with as

icr-T|pir]S, 6s, (fo-os,
many
oars.
dpap(iv') equally fitted, equal.
tpag, O.KOS,
Upa
a hawk.
ipa.op.ai, Ion. for ifpao/Mt. tpcia, Ion. for itpeta.
tpV6o-Kov, Ion. impf. of

tpevs,
fjos, 6,
Ifpfto}.
II. ur0i, be, ur0v, know, imperat. pf. of *et5cy. imperat. of eipi sum. "Io-6|ita (su^. tepd), (ov, rd, (iffdpos) the Isthmian games, holden on the Isthmus of Corinth. Hence
Ion. for Itpevs.
T<r0n,ido>, '
,
f.
dffoa,
to attend the
ipev(o, Ion. for
77,
ov, (iffOpiov)
Isthmian games. of the Isthmus.
334
fem. of "lafyuos: at 'Icr0p,wxs, aSos, pecul. the Isthmian games. (sub. eoprat), a necklace. Icr0p,iov, TO, (io"0fios) X lcr0p,ios, a, OP, also os, OP, (tafytos) of the Isthmus,
lcrovop.eop.ai, Pass, (iffovofj.os') to
have equal rights.
Hence
lcrovop.ta,
fj, equality of rights, political equality. Icr6-vop,os, OP, (t'aos, PO/XOS) having equal rights,
Isthmian.
'Io-0p.60v, Adv. from the Isthmus; and the Isthmus ; and 'Icr0p.60i, Adv. o
enjoying freedom.
tcro-irais, rratSos, 6, ^,
(t'o"os,
Trafs) like
child.
Icro-iraXaicrTOS, OP,
IcroiraXeo),
f.
(iffos,
TraXaiOTrj) a span long.
Adv. on the Isthmus. From z'6o) a neck : any narrow pas2. a neck of land between two seas, an isthsage. mus : esp, as prop. n. the Isthmus of Corinth. like an isthmus. lo-0|x-o>8ifjs, fs, (iffOpos, efSos)
'Icr0p.ot,
icr9jJi6s, ou, 6, (ef/
rjfftu,
to be
a match for.
From
lcro-ira\T|S, es, (iffos, TraA?;) equal in the struggle,
well-matched, on a par with : equal. lao-iraXos, op, = IffOTmXrjs.

Icro-ircSov, TO, level
ground, aflat
neut.
from
'lands, dSos, fem. Adj. of or belonging to Isis. Tlcris, 17, gen. "IffiSos Ion. *Iffios : dat. "Iffl
*Icrip
:
From
:
ace.
Icro-ireSos, OP, (iffos, TreSop) of even surface, level. Icro-irXaTirjs, cs, (iffos, TrAaTos) equal in breadth.
icro-irXctTcov, cavos, 6, (iffos, H\O.TQJV)
Icro-trXTjOTis, fs, (iffos, irXrjOos)
Isis,
an Egyptian goddess, answering to the

Ceres.
Greek Demeter, Lat.

or cto-KO), to
a second Plato. equal in number or
make
like;
iffKe
êvSea iro\\a
lies
quantity.
icr6- rrpcrf3'us, v,
/
trvpoiffiv 6p,oia speaking
many
he
like
made
;
(i'eros,
irpeffpvs) like
an old man.
them
like truths.
II. to
hold or think
l/^
Icroppoiria,
equipoise
'"liiCXS,
ti'cros [f]
:
rj,
equipoise, equilibrium.
(iffos,
poii'f])
From
ffol ifftcovres
thinking me like you: absol., iffKfiv ttcaIII. crros dvrjp each man imagined or supposed. in late Poets, 'ifftce, iaieev, eAe-yep, he spake, said. I pi. of oT8a, for which Homer always uses 10-JA6V,
iSfj-fv
;
tcrop-poiros, OP,
equally balanced, in
'iffov,
to"?;,
:
equally matched. fo-op, Att. icres [?],
i'o-77,
Ep. also
iffa
equal
to,
the
same
KOI
II.
as, like;
. .
'iaa irpos
v. fiSca B.
measure
of equal weight.
f/jLoi
icro-(3apT|S, fs, (iffos, jSapos)
measure ; equally with me.

for
;
iffrj
iffos
equally with ; iVop equally divided or dis,
itro-8a|icov, ov, gen. ovos, (iffos, Safytcup) godlike, II. egwa/ in fortune or happiness. equal to a god.
tributed, equal
/lofpa
Icro-StaiTOS, op,
(t'o*os,
Statra) living on
v7?7Pcu)
an equal
balanced:
footing.
la-o-lvyi\s,
fs,
(iffos,
alone (sub. fj.oTpa) ; share, fair measure; trpoffTv\ffv TWV iffow to obtain one's dues : hence fair, reasonable, 'iffos dvrip a fair,
an equal portion, also 'iffij TO iffov and rcL iffa, an equal
equally
equal. icro-06os, ov,
(iffos,
0os) equal
to the
gods, godlike.
2. at Athens, of the equal division upright man. of all civic rights ; TO UTOP equality ; f] 'Iffrj (sub. TIpunishment equal to the offence, condign fjicapia)
.vtVSupos) equal to the danger. i<ro-K\T]pos, OP, (iffos, K\fjpos) equal in property.
icro-KivSiJvos, OP,
(t'o-os,
punishment
vided.
fls
5i'
s, (i'o*os, Kpdros) of equal might or Icro-KpaTTJs, power, possessing equal privileges with others. Hence uroKpaTia, 17, equality of power and rights, political
(sub. ^0ot) votes equally diof Place, even, level, flat, Lat. aequus; TO iVop Karafiaivfiv, Lat. in aequum descendere ; IV. Adv. 'iffov at an equal distance or interval.
;
'iaai
III.
iacas, q. v.
but neut. sing, and

equally,
'iocas
pi.
Tow
:
Att.
'iffov, Too.
equality.
Att.
rally
iffa,
are also used adverbially
icr-6p.a\os, OP, (iffos, ojuoAos) equally level, nearly
means
;
equal.
lcro-p.i5i.Tcop,
equally
\K rov
iffov
Dor. for
Iffo-fJLTjrctip,
opos, 6,
17,
(iffos, \ii\-
equally; cp.
eiriffrjs.
perhaps : on an equal footing ; IP iffy V. Att. Comp. iffairtpos.
in Att. iffa gene'iffov so also !
rrjp) like owe's mother.
Icr6-p.axos, OP, (iffos, ^tax ?) e 9 ua ^ in the fight. i<TO-p,6'y0ir)S, cs, (?o*os, p.ey&os) equal in size.
7
with equal legs ; ffKf\fs rpiyowov a triangle with two sides equal. IcroTeXeid, rj, (lffore\r)s} equality of taxation.
icroo-KeX-fis, cs, (iffos, ffKc\os}
Iffo-
io-o-p,Tcoiros, OP, (ros, ptTonrov) with equal fore-
icro-TeXco-TOS, OP,
alike.
(i'o*os,
TeXecy) accomplished for all
head or front.
equal in length. Urop.oipO),f.ô*a;, (iffopoipos) to have an equal share: to take a share in a Hence thing with another.
lo-o-p.T|Kir]s, cs, (iffos, fJLrjKos)
icrojioipia Ion.
-Cij,
^,
a sharing
equally,
equal
partnership.
itro-p-OLpos, OP, (fcros, ftotpa)
TtAos) paying alike, paying the Athens the IffOTfXcTs were a favoured class of fifroiKoi, who needed no patron and paid no alien-duty (/xeTOt/aop), but had to pay taxes with the citizens.
,
es, (iffos,
same taxes
at
having an equal share

earth's equal partner
lo-o-T6VT|s, fs, (iffos, Tet'pco) equally stretched.

ICTOTTJS, T;TOS,
17,
of a thing
air.^
yrjs Ia6noipos drjp
(iffos} equality.
ffKoro)
j. generally, equal, close, resembling ; <pdos Iffopoipov light close akin to darkness. io-6-fiopos, OP, (iffos, fj.6pos} = Iffofjioipos, resembling.
icroTip,ia,
fj,
equality of
!<r6-Tlp,os, OP, (i'o*os, Tip-rj) held in equal having the same privileges.
ic o-<J>apia>, (Tffos, tptpw}
honour or privilege. From honour :
lo'-oveipos, OP, (iffos, oveipos) dream-like, vacant. l<ro-vKtJS, vos, 6, TJ, (iff os, pe/;s) dying the same death.
to
Ep. Verb only used in pres. match oneself with, cope with, vie with ; iffo(papieiv
335
nvl tpya
to vie with
one
inf.
in
accomplishments
gene-
up
to
person
2.
in
brass,
raise
brasen
statue
to-
rally, to be
equal to. l<ro<J>api<r8v, Dor.
him.
of lffo<papifa. bearing equal weights,
(iffos,
begin
to raise, raise up, stir; fpiv arriaai a quarrel. 3. to set up, appoint, estab-
<ro-<J>6pos, ov, (iffos, (pfpca)
lish.
equal in strength.
icro-xi\T|S,
level with the
s,
or loro-xîXos, ov,
x e^
irpus
s)
IV. to place in the balance, weigh;
one thing against another.
edge or brim.
(iffos,
f. 770*0;,
Adv.
B. Intrans. to stand, be set or placed; with an to be in a certain state or condition ; 'iva "xpeias
lo-6-xvoos, ov,
uroxpovtco,
t<roi|;T]<!>ia,
x"<>os) equally woolly with. From to be contemporary with.
in age or time. (iffos, xp^Vos) equal From equal right to vote. an equal num!a-6-\J/T]c}>os, ov, (iffos, ^770os) having II. ber of votes. having an equal vole with others, equal in deciding : of states, equal in franIII. equal in numerical value, of words chise.
uro-xpovos, ov,
17,
arrival fls.. or effrafjifv in what need we are: 2. to lie, be TTapd .., to set oneself towards, go to. II. to stand still, take one's stand : to situated. III. stand firm, remain fast, be fixed : to cease.
to
stand upright, rise up, be

opOos to rear up.
set
2.
ffOai
up : of a horse, i'o"Tagenerally, to arise, be-
the letters of which make up the same sum. or soul: ur6-ij/iix o s, ov, (iff os, ^vx 7?) of equal spirit Kpdros Iff6\//vxov power of like spirit with men.
f. wffoj, (iffos) to make equal; iawaas rd(pfffei TfpfMra. having made the winning-post even with the starting-post, i. e. having run the whole course Med., ovvxas x e fy as Tf iauaavro they made their nails and hands alike, i.e. used them in like man-
uroco,
gin ; eapos vfov iffrafievoio as spring was just beginning; rov fjicv (pOivovros fjujvos rov 8' lara^voio thus in as one month ends and the next begins : Homer the month is divided into two parts, pr)v lardin the Attic Calendar the month, fjievos and (pdivoav ; which consisted of 30 days, was divided into three
\
T<i
called respectively, fj.rjv lardparts of ten days each, 3. to be appointed. Hevos, fjifffwv, (pOivow. Ion. for kffria. urrCir],
inf. pass, of fffridoj. I<rru]<r0at, Ion. for eiffridoBai, pf. . IcrTtTiTopiov, TO, Ion. for fffriar
ner
Pass, to be
made
like or
equal
to.
for Iffrdvai, inf. of i'ffrrjfu. lerrdjiev, icrrdp,6vai, Ep. iurrao-o, pres. imperat. pass, of of i'ffTTjfjii. lo-raw, rare collat. form of I'ffrrjfJii, in 3 sing. pres.
fo-Ta,
io-rtov, TO, (tVTos) a thing woven, a web, cloth, sheet: a sail, dtcpoiai xp^ ff âi *o"Ttots to keep the
sails reefed.
and 3
tore, 2 pi.
I
sing. impf. fora. of o?8a, v. *eioca B.
l<mop-pa.4>os, ov,
(iffriov,
pdirrca)
sail-patching
sails.
or carat,
Ion. for Iffravrai.

:
metaph. a meddling, cheating fellow. lo-Tio-4>6pos, ov, (lariov, tpepca) carrying

tenses of
:
i<rri||u,
i'ffrrjui
the (lengthd. from *2TA'H) are divided into causal and intrans.
A. CauB. Intrans.
IO-TO-POCVS, gen. -eo>s Ion. -T}OS, 6, plough-tree or pole.

urTO-f36ir),
57,
(iff TVS,
/Sous) the
sal,
to
make
and
to stand, pres. iffrrjfu, impf. fffrrjv, fut.
= foreg.
ffrrfffca,
aor.
fffrrjffa,
of Act.
fffrrjKa,
urro-SoKT],
rest
77,
(IO-TOS,
Se'xoât) the mast-holder, a

laid
to stand,
in aor. 2 effrrjv, pf.
plqpf. tffrrj-
Kfiv, together with pres. pass, iffrapai, impf. iffrdfut. ffraOr/ffOfj,ai (as also fut. med. orrjffoâi, fjirjv,
fut. 3 (ffrr]o[j.ai),
on which the mast was lo-rov, 2 and 3 dual pf. of

urTO-ir8T],
17,
when
let
down.
/or
*6?8o>.
aor. I
cffrdOrjv [a], pf. fffrafjiai,
fixing the mast

i<TTOp&>,
(fo-Tos, in.
wOT)) a hole
in the keel
But the pres. torapai, impf. fo"Taplqpf. kara.\Jit]V. as well as aor. i torrjffdfjirjv, must also be refjLrjv,
i
IO-TO-ITOVOS, ov, (iffros, Trovfoi)

f. 770-0;,
working at
the loom*
garded as med., in which case they take a causal

sense, to place.
: :
something. Hence Epic forms 3 sing. impf. iffraffKf 3 pi. aor. i learnt, narrate historically. or in: syncop. dual and plur. Ep. earaffav for tffrrjffav loropta, 77, a learning by inquiry knowledge II. a narration perf. tararov, tarafjiev, tffrarf (or effrrjrf), kffrdai formation obtained by inquiry. narrative. imperat. effraOi; subj. effrw; opt. effrairjv; inf. lora- of what one has learnt, historical larbv ffrfjffai or vat Ep. fffrd/jifv, tordptvai [a] part, fffrws lo-roVa, tcrros, o, (i'ffTJifu) a ship's mast; cffrujs (or IOTOS), gen. kffrwros Ion. fffrfws, airos, ffrr)ffaff6at to set up the mast : generally, a rod or also effrtjws (Homer uses gen. kffraoros, ace. karaora, pole. II. the web-beam of the loom (which in nom. pi. lo*TaoTs): aor. 2 ardonov, es, f, 3 pi. Zffrav, ancient looms stood upright), the loom ; larbv ITTOI'XC2. ardv \a] 2 and 3 sing. subj. ffrrjiys, ffrrjri for O-TTJS, o-0cu to be busy about the beam, and so to weave. inf. I plur. ffrfoofjifv and ffrtiofjifv for ffruifiev the warp that was fixed to the beam : the web. ffrfi, IOTO-TOVOS, ov, (faro's, rcivca) stretched on the webffrrjpfvai for o-Tât. II. A. Causal, to make to stand, set, place. beam. at the loom. to make to stand still, stop, check : to make fast, lo-r-ovpYw, f. 170-0;, (iffTGS,*fpyca) to work III. to set up, set upright, to raise up, as the UTTO), 3 sing, imperat. pf. of *ci'8o;. fix. ? of foTos but IOTW, dat. of the same. a to set mast in a to raise or erect -, Dor.
: ; ;
; ;
to learn by inquiry : to inof things, to inquire : quire of, question, c. ace. pers. II. to narrate what one has about
(iffrojp)
ship: statue in one's honour
buildings,
up
Iffrdvai
nvd x a ^ K0 ^ v
to set
gen. or i(7Twp, opos, o,
TI,
knowing, acquainted
336
with, versed In
right,
:
as Subst.
one who knows law and

[a]
ov, 6, poet, for

v
77,
'I
a judge.
I<rxd8iov, TO,
Dim. of
to*xas.
!<rxo86-ira>Xis, tSos,
7),
(icrxas, wcwXeo;)
a woman
"
who
sells figs.
lo-x-aujtos, ov, (t'0"x<y, af/za)

fiov, TO,
quenching blood:
lTa\os) Italian. TraXis, iSos, pecul. fern, of 'IraXiKos. 'iTaXtwTTjs, ov, 6, an Italiote, one of the Greek inhabitants of Italy : fern. 'IraXiuTis, idos, Italian. W AO'5, o, an Italian: as Adj. Italian.
ov,
(
'IraXtKos,
1TA
styptic.
f. 1.
tra^JLOs,
"f),
!<rXaCva>,
of Iffxavdca. form of Iffxdvoi, to"; hold back, check, hinder : Pass, to check oneself, II. intrans. to hold on by, cling to a thing, wait.
sing,
lax&Xcos, wrxavda, Ep. 3
for laxvaivoa. a, ov, poet, for Iffxvos, dry, dried.
ITE'A
lix.
ov, (irrjs) headlong, hasty.
I(rx5vd<0, Ep. lengthd.
a willow, Lat. sa77, a target. Hence Ireivos, 77, ov, of willow, made of willow, wicker. ITOV, verb. Adj. of efyu ibo, one must go. ibo. ITTJV, Ep. 3 dual impf. of e?/
II.
Ion. -er\ and -CITJ,
a wicker
shield,
iTT]S, ov, 6, (ef/
ibo} hasty, impetuous
impudent.
and so
= iffxavdo}, to i<rxdvo>,
back from a thing. [5]
to desire eagerly. check, hinder

:
ITOS,
c.
77,
ov,
(cTfJ.i
ibo) passable.
gen. to keep
wrxds, aSos, 77, (Iffxvos) a dried fig. l<rx}Av, l(rxp.6vat, Ep. inf. of tax**i<rxeo, imperat. med. of iax 03 urxtov, TO, (is, io"xos) the socket in which the thigh-
From Irpivcos, a, ov, like honey-cake. trptov, TO, a cake, made of sesame and honey. /
iTTto, Boeot. for iarca,
3 sing.
pf.
of *ei S(w;
i'TTOi
Zfvs, V
Zeus be witness
the
:
ITT"5, vos, rj, the felloe of wheels

round
trto,
edge or rim of anything round, the outer edge of the shield the
:
joint turns, the hip-joint
in pi. the hips or loins.
shield
itself.
etyit ibo.
urxvaivo), (Iffxvos) to
Pass, to
make
thin, dry,
withered :
metaph., ff<J>piyu>vTa Qvpov IffXvaivfiv to bring down the proud stomach. urxvo-irdpcios, ov, (Iffxvos, irapfid) with withered
:
become so
ITO>V,
3 sing, imperat. of 3 dual and Att. 3

77,
pi.
of
efftt
ibo.
cheeks.
urxvos,
gre.
77,
ov,
(i<rx<y)
thin,
lean,
withered,
mea-
II.
of
style, poor,
meagre.
(twC^) a howling, shrieking, yelling. Ivyp-os, o, (ivfa) a shouting, shout of joy : also a cry of pain, scream, shriek. ivy!- or tvy|, 'tvyjos, 77, (Ivôj) the wryneck, so called from its cry : the ancient witches used to bind it to
lvyt\,
urxv
voice.
~4>tovos ' ov, (Iffxvos, (pcavr)) with thin or

II.
weak
stuttering, stammering. urxvpion<u, f. uro/icu Att. fovpai : aor. I Iffxyplto use all one's strength, ffdjjujv : (iffxvpos) : Dep. :
stinately
to insist strongly, contend stoutly : esp. to affirm ob: Pass, to be strengthened, gain greater force.
i(rx\)p6s, d, ov, (Iffxvo}) strong, mighty, powerful.
stiff,
a wheel, which they turned round, believing that they drew men's souls along with it and charmed them to obedience it was used to recover unfaithful lovers
;
:
hence metaph. a love-charm, witchery:

sire.
strong de-
TT'Zfl,
fiit.
ivoj:
aor. I
iva:
to shout, holla:
also to howl, shriek.

lvKTT|S, ov,
o,
firm, lasting, hard. 3. severe, great, excessive: Hence Iffxvpov by violence, force, opp. to 86\q>. laxvpws, Adv. strongly, stiffly, exceedingly, Lat. vehementer : Sup. Iffx^porara, most certainly.
(Formed from the sound.) (lv&) one who shouts or cries

[t]
Kara
singer, whistler, piper,

icj>0Lp,cs,
77,
ov, also os, ov,

:
(fyi) strong,
mighty,
stout, stalwart T
of
women, goodly,
comely.
io"Xts, vos, 77, (t's, o*x) strength, force, might, esp. 2. d force of soldiers. bodily strength. lo-Xtito, impf. 'iffxyov: f. Iffxvffoj: aor. I 'iffx vffa [^] to be strong, mighty, powerful : to have (IffXvs)
: :
I1>I, Ep.
valiantly
Adv. strongly, stoutly, with might or force, old poet. dat. from i's.
<
powers, be in health and strength. ierx&), a form of ex<w, only found in pres., and in impf. to hold, check, restrain: intr. to stop: Med. IffXov: to hold oneself in, check oneself: iffx*o bold! be still!
one's
till
^, (fy>f , ytvaj) Iphigeneia, Agamemnon's daughter, called by Homer 'Ifyiavaffaa. UJHOS, a, ov, (r<t) strong, mighty: of sheep, goodly.
,
I4u-y* vt<*>
TO, a kind of pot-herb.

,
Dep.
= ix&vaca.
f.
dffa},
(t'x^vs) to fish,
angle
Ep. 3 sing.
gen., 'iffxr0ai TIVOS to desist from a thing; iffx^ro (v TOVTQ) (impers.) here it II. later like stopped. 2. to have to wife. X<^, to hold or possess.
c.
7), (iff os, wvrj) a fair price. io--wvv|AOS, ov, (iffos, ovofjia) bearing the same i'o-cos, Adv. of iVos, equally, in like manner.
a.,
impf. ix9va.a.o~rcov.
f.
,
^jSoXco),
-fjaoj,
to strike fish, spear them.
From
lo--covia,
fish
ov, (ixQvs, /3d\\ca) striking or spearing as Subst., ?xO. Orjpa a spoil of speared fish :
name.
II.
l)(0v&6\os, o,
an harpooner, spearer. iX0u-|3oTOS, ov, (ixQvs, &oOK<a)fed on by fish.

IxMBiov, r6, Dim. of
t'x#vs,
III. probably, perhaps : in Att. fairly, equitably. often joined with av or ^. with nuTax' <*" merals, about.
little
fish.
ux60-8oKos, ov, (ixOvs, Se'xo/xat) holding fish.

os, a, ov, (ixQvs) fishy, scaly, foul.
urwcratjwrjv, aor. I
>T
%
.'_
med.
T__
opt. of
laroea.
IxOvo-poXos,
,
= IxOvQ-.
_^ ^^ Italy,
[first syll.
long in hexam.]
cs,
(ixQvs, etSos) fish-shaped, fish-like.
337
,
fffffa, (v,
(\xOvs) full offish, fishy.
II.
IWVIKOS,
77,
6v, ("low} Ionic,
Ionian
Adv. -KWS,
consisting offish.
iX0vo-0T)pir]TTjp, rjpos, 6, (ixOvs, Orjpdca) a fisherman. ixOt'O-X'UfJiTjs, ov, o, (ixOvs, A,u/7) the plague or de-
in the Ionic fashion, softly, effeminately.
uoTa, the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet, hence in N. T. an iota, a jot.
ui>Xl*S>
struction offish.
i=
iuKrj,'av'
icaxpw
in chase, pursuit.
(IxQvs, (payfiv) fish-eating 'Ixdvo(pdyoi dvSpts the Fish-eaters, a tribe.
ixOvo-^dyos,
ov,
ol
'IX0T'2, vos, nom. and ace.

ix^vs
:
lx0t5-iraYT|S, fs, (JxQvs, Trayfjvat} fish-piercing: 6 : ace. Ix^vv and later lÔva : the
pi.
Ix^ves,
a fish, Lat.
compds.]
the fish-market,
piscis. [y in sing.
ixQvas are contr. into II. plur. of Ix0ves nom. and ace., v in genit.
K
K., K, Kdirira, TO, indecl., tenth letter in Greek AlAs numeral ic' = 2O, but K is 20,000. phabet. near akin to 7 and x 5 hence the older Att. changed
and
in all
iX0t'O'i-X'T)i<rrT|p, rjpos, 6, (jxOvs, Xriarrjs^)
a stealer
^=
offish.
iX0v-<j>aYos, ov,
iX0v-a>ST]s, fs, (l\evs, flSos)

fish.
a, ov, (txôs^
= IxQvotyayos. [a] = Ix0voior)s
full of
into KVOOS, yvairrca into KvdirTca, ptyx 01 to so the Ion. X IT ^ V to KiOwv, o^xoâi into
following on the track. a casting about for the scent. fj, (txêtcu) iXv-eXdnrjs, ov, 6, (IX^QS, eXavv<a) one who follows in the track, a tracker out. IxvevjAoav, ovos, 6, (Ixv^voj) the tracker: an Egyptian animal of the weasel kind, the ichneumon or Pharaoh's rat, which bunts out crocodiles' eggs.
,
nounced
etc. 7 before K, as in ay/caQtv, is prolike our ng. the Att. av. KOL, Dor. for the Ion. tee, Kd0j3a\, Ep. for Karc0a\, aor. 2 of KaraftaXXw.
,
Ka,pj3ds,
fiaivoj.
poet, for /taraâs, aor. 2 part, of na.ro.01,
Kdpipot,
the Cabeiri, divinities
worshipped by
:
iXVuors,
ecus,
fj,
(t'xi'fvct/)
a tracking.
2. the
IXVVTT|S, ov,
o,
a tracker, hunter.
ichneu-
the Pelasgians in Lemnos and Samothrace they were represented as dwarfs, and were called sons of Hephaistos or Vulcan, as being masters in the art of
mon: and
at tracking. From iXvcveo, f. ooj, (tx" os ) to track or trace out, hunt after. i'xviov, TO, (i'xôs) a track, trace, footstep.
IXVSVTIKOS,
77,
ov,
good
iXvo-TreSt],
77,
(i'xi'os, ir(5rj)
"IXNO2,
track, trace,
cos, TO,
track, footstep:
a kind offetter or trap. metaph. a
working metals. K&y, Ep. for Kara before 7, as #0*7 yovv. KayKSvos, ov, (ftaioj^fitfor burning, dry. Hence Kay\a.d>, fut. a(Ta), = Kaxafa. Ka-YxaXdw, to laugh aloud, Lat. cachinnor ; Ep. 3 pi. KayxaXowaiv Ep. part. /ca7xaA.ocyj/, o<waa.
;
.
mark,
clue.
iXvo-o-KOireco, (^.yyos, ovfoWcu) to examine the track. 6, ichor, the fluid that flows in the veins of gods Ep. aec. ix&, for t'xwpa. -
crasis for Kal
70;.
'IXilT, wpos,
:
u|/, o,
gen. tVos,
nom.
pi. Tires
[i]
(iirTOfMi)
worm
that eats
horn and wood,

of ti[u
ibo.
u|/ao, 2 sing. aor. I of tirro/Jiai.

tto,
iu>,
subj.
contr for tdou, imperat. of la.op.ai. iw, /o / O ! an exclamation of joy, as in Lat. j'o timphe ! but Att. also of fear, sorrow, etc., oh ! lei, lo>v, iuya. and luvya, Boeot. for 70;, kyuv,
77,
tri-
KdS, Ep. for KctTd before o, as aS Se. Ka88pS0Tf]V, Ep. for KareSpaderrjv, 3 dual aor. 2 of KaraoapOavo). Ka88tivap.lv, Ep. for Kara ovvapiv. Ka8SO(rai, Ep. for Karaovaai, nom. pi. aor. 2 part. fern, of KaraSvca. KaScjJuiav, Dor. for KijSffHuv. KaSicrKos, o, Dim. of d8os the balloting-urn.
:
and
Ka8|xetos, a, ov, (KdSjuos) Cadmean ; ol KaSfjuToi the Cadmeans or ancient inhabitants of Thebes ?)
;
|,
(t'eVat) shelter;
Bop<w
VTT'
1(0777
under shelter
from
;
the north wind.
icoT|, -fj, (la, to;) any loud sound; the sound of the the roaring or lyre whistling of the wind; the sound of footsteps. IwKa, heterocl. ace. of IOJKTI, as if from ldu.
Proverbial, KaS^ttta Ka8fie/a the citadel of Thebes. a Cadmean victory, i. e. dear-bought victory (from viter) the story of Polynices and Eteocles). a descendant of CadKaSp,cib>v, cuvos, 6, (Ka8/zos)
mus, Theban.
for Kao>*fos. Ka8p.riios, 77, ov, Ep. and Ion. of KaS/Ltffos. Ka8p,T]is, toos, Ep. and Ion. fern, Phoenician king Kd8fios, 6, Cadmos ; son of the of Thebes in Agenor, brother of Europa, founder from Phoenicia the old Greek Boeotia, who
ICOKT), 7), (5w/fcy) the battle-din, the rout, pursuit. iwv, icbvya, v. leu, luv. "IHN, cavos, 6, Ion, son of Xuthus (or Apollo) and Creiisa, from whom sprung the Ionian race; ot Icwes the lonians.
brought
alphabet of sixteen
fjara,
Ionic,
letters,
hence called
Ka5fJ.r)'ia
ypafi-
[t]
which was afterwards increased by the eight
Iwvid, as,
fj,
(tov} a violet-bed, Lat. violarium.
7;ew0<xCr^
338
an urn or box for
icdSos, o, (xaSeii') a pail, jar, cask, Lat. cadus. collecting the votes, [a]
II.
part.) fastened or attached to a noose. II. Med. rouai, to lay hold of.
-dif/ofJLat
:
2.
= KaOdir-
KaSos, cos, TO, Dor. for tcrjSos. Kdeipa, fj, fern, of Kap, a Carian woman. Adj. fem. for KapiK-f), Carian. KaeCs, aor. 2 part. pass, of Kaio).
K<rf|crop,cH,
II.
one.
KaOd.Trrop.ai, fut. to lay hold of, fas fen upon, esp. to accost 2. to assail, attack, upbraid. 3. to ap-
peal
to
one as
witness,
claim as a witness, Lat.
antestari.
aor. 2 pass. inf. of Katca. KdT||i6vai, Ep. fut. 2 pass, of fcaica.
Ka0apVTov,
from a thing
KaOapevco,
;
one must keep clean, be pure, TIVOS

verb. Adj.
from
:
KaOd, Adv., contr. from Kara, a, according as. Att. to), (/card, oVytfcu) /o devote or Kad-cfyi^co, f. tcrcu II. to own* as a dedicate by fire. sacrifice, burn
as incense
:
f.
oca,
(KaQapos} to be clean or pure

icrcy
esp.
to be clear or free from guilt.
Ka0apio>,
purify,
fut.
Att. iu,
= KaOaipca,
to
cleanse,
devour.
6, a
Hence
make
clean.
II. devoting or dedication byfire. KaOayio^nos, a burning of a dead body : funeral rites. Att. to), (Kara, ayvos) to make icaO-a/yvCâ), f. iffca II. /o offer as an atonepure, cleanse, hallow.
KaOapios,
ov, (Kadap6s) cleanly, neat.

77Tos,
i),
Hence
Ka0apuoTTjs,
cleanliness, neatness.
ment or expiation.
Ka0aip,aKTos, ov, bloodstained, bloody.
Ka0-aiju.dcrcra>,
f.
From
make
bloody,
a>,
(KOTO,, alp-a.aa(a) to
stain with blood.
KaO-aifxaroco,
Ka0aipecris,
cleansing, purifying. K(0ap|xa, CTOS, TO, (KaOaipca) that which is thrown away in cleansing : in pi. off-scourings, defilement. II. III. metaph. a worthless fellow, castaway, outcast. a space purified with proper rites ; fvrus KaOdpuaros within the purified ground.
f. a<t), to join or fit to. KdOapjxos, 6, (KaOaipca) a cleansing, purifying. an atonement, expiation.
KaOapio-jj-os, o, (Kadapifa)
KaOaipAffffco.
(/cadaipeca)
Ka0-app,6,
teas, fj,
a putting down, de-
2.
a pulling down, demolishing. Ka0cup6Tos, ea, cov, and KaOaiperos, d, 6v, verb. Adj. of KaOaipeca, to be put down : to be accomplished. Ka0aipTT]s, ov, 6, a destroyer. From KaO-cuptco Ion. Karaipcco fut. rjffca: fut. 2 KaOe\a: aor. i KaOet\ov, inf. KaOt\fiv to take down; KaOf\ftv IffTia to lower the sails otyOaXp-ovs KaOcteiv to close the eyes of the dead ; KaOaipetv aeXrjvrjv to bring
stroying
:
: :
KA"@A PO'5,
of garments.
(sub. TOTTO;) in
a, ov, clean,
II. clear,
pure, spotless, unsoiled, open, free; tv KaOapy
an open
space, in a place clear

rj\i<y in
from
dead bodies
j
ev KaOapy
the shade.
j !
pure, free from

plete, effective
the open sun, opp. to III. in moral sense, with clean hands, IV. pure, bright, clear ; offence.
the moon, Lat. coelo deducere lunam: generally, to take down anything hung up ; hence Med., KaOaipeiffOai TO, roa to take down one's bow from the
peg.
2.
:
down
'
hence genuine, true. V. generally, perfect, com; TO KaOapuv TOV OTparov the portion of the army fit for service. Hence Ka0ap6rr]S, T;TOS, 77, cleanness, purity.
to take
down
by force, pull down, over:
power
duce ;
bring
also to demolish, destroy
cancel, rescind
esp. to depose : it : as law-term, to condemn. 3. to to an end, accomplish, achieve: Med., Karai-
also to humble, reof a decree or resolution, to
KaO-ap-n-dâ), fut. dffca or a^cy, to tear or snatch down. KdOdpcrios, ov, (KaOaipaj) cleansing, purifying, exII. as Subst., TO piatory. KaOdpffiov (sub. ifpov),
an expiatory sacrifice : purification, expiation. Ka0ap0TS, fojs, rj, (KaOatpca) a cleansing, purification.
o, (KaQaipca) a cleanser, purifier. KaOeSoijfJuu, fut. of Ka6(ofjtai. Ka0-eSpa, (waTa, 5pa) rj, a seat; 17 KaOfSpa TOV Xayu> the hare's seat or form. II. a sitting still,
pteffOai /j.eyd\a Trpa.yp.aTa to achieve great feats. like aipfiv, to take and carry off, seize.
4,
Ka0apTTjs, ov,
Kadcupco,
fut. tcaOapu): aor. I ffcdOrjpa
Pass
aor. I
to make pure fKaOdpdrjv : pf. KfKa.9app.ai: (KaOapos): or clean, cleanse : in religious sense, to cleanse, purify, purge to purge
:
loung-
ing, delaying.
off,
Med. to have oneself purified. II. wash away, to cleanse away, atone for,
: :
expiate.
Ka0-d\Aop,ai, fut.-aXot/juat aor. I KaOrjXaurjv Dep. to leap down, Lat. desilire: of a storm, to rush down. Ka0a(j,p,a, arcs, TO, (tfa0a7rra>) anything tied, a knot, KdOap,p.a Xveiv \6yov to untie a knotty point.
:
KttMgoftoi: impf. Kade6p,r)v, but also (as if the Verb were not a compd.): fut. aor. I part. KaOeaQfis to sit down, sit still, Dep. to linger, tarry: to sit as suppliants of an army, to sit down in a country, take up a position. Ka0T)K<x, Ep. and Ion. aor. I of KaOirjp.i. Ka0iaro, Ep. for fKaOrjvTo, 3 pi. impf. of KaOrjfJUti.
: : :
Ka0-avva>, Att. for Karavvca. Ka0-aira, Adv. once for all : altogether. KaOa-Trcp Ion. Kardirep, Adv. = tfa0a with enclit. irfp, even as, just as.
Ka0iXov,
aor. i of KaOaipeca.
Ka06ifjiai, pf. pass,
Ka0-6upYvvjJLU aor. I -ei/>a :

confine.
of KaOir)p.t. and KaOcipyca, Att. for OT-:
f.
-fipca;
(aTa,
fi'pyoo)
to shut up, enclose,
KaOairros, rj, ov, fastened on or clad in skins. From
to
KadarrTos oopats
KaO-aiTTw, \f/ca to tie or fasten on

f.
:
aor. I KaOrjif/a
:
(Kara, aitrca)
Pass., &pc>x
KaOrjêvos
(pf.
Ka0-ts, for Ka.0' (Ts, one by one, one after another; also efs KaOfTs, for efs Ka6' tva. Ka0icra, Ep. aor. I o
339
Ka0KTos,
77,
dV,
(/XTXA>)
inf.
<u,
to be held back.
icadeXciv, aor. i
KaO-cXicTCTco,
f.
of KaOaipeca.
to
wrap round,
- \Kvaoj
:
infold: Ion. plqpf.
oneself, to seats in court
have seated properly perf. ofKaOtfrnai, be seated, sit : of judges, to have taken their
to
:
generally, to take
in
up
one's abode, so-
pass. Karfi\ixa.ro, for Ka0ei\iyfj,vot râav.
journ, dwell
Ka0-\Ko>,
aor.
I
f.
-\aj
:
or
Ka6ei\Kv<ra
:
pf.
KaOfi\KvKa
(as if from -6\tftxy) : : Pass., aor. I /cato
unemployed :
fjfj.epav)
bad sense, to sit idle, be listless, lie of an army, to encamp : to lie in wait.
Ka0t]p.pivds,
77,
Ka0-T]fJiepios, a, ov, also
6v, (KaO'
0(i\KvaOr)v
pf. KaOfi\KvfffM.i
draw down,
esp.
of ships, to launch, Lat. deduco. KadeXoura, Dor. for a0e \ov<ra,

tcaOeXw,
fut.
fern,
of âêXa/v.
*
daily. Ka0T)pa, Ep. for (KaOypa, aor. I of KaOatpoD. Ka0Ti(r0, 2 pi. of KaOijfMi : but Ka0f,cr06, 2 pi. Ep.
happening every day,
of KaOaipfca. Ka0e\cov, aor. 2 part, of KaOaipttu,

KaO-evvvjii, to clothe
KaOci-Tjs,
impf. of same.
Ko.0T)cro,
imperat. ofKaOrjfJiai
f.
KaO-qoro, 3 sing. impf.
Adv.
ecus,
see Karaevvvp.1. (Kara, e'x&>) f# order, in succession.

;
Ka0T)8ov, impf. of KadfvScu.

Ka0-iSpv(o,
vffca
[u]
(aTe'^cy) a holding, keeping hold Ka0ea>, fut. of Karf^ca. Ka0-ep(xa, aros, TO, âra, tpfM) a necklace.
Ka0eis.
f],
of.
make
to sit
down,
set
down
Causal of KaOefrftai, to to establish, institute : of

sit
sacred things, consecrate : Pass, to Ka0-up.cn, Pass, of KaQirjp.i.
down,
settle.
Ka0-pira>,
KaOfipirvffa
:
f.
(/card, C^TTO;)
first
-cpirvcroj (as if from -(ptrvca) : /o erfe/> or stea/ :
aor. I
Ka0-ip6o>,
hallow.
f.
uffca,
to dedicate, consecrate, devote,
down
metaph. of the
down,
to steal
down
the cheek.
of KaOirjfu. Ka0<r06is, aor. I part. pass, of KaOôpai. Ka00-TCl[AV, Ep. I pi. pf. of KaOiffTTJfJ.1. Ka0e<TTT)Ku)s, via, 6s, pf. part, of KaOiffTij/u, Ka0(rrT)<j>, fut. 3 of KaOiffrrjfj-i, with intr. sense.
KO.0ES, aor. 2 imperat.
Ka06<rTuTa,
KaOiarrjfJLi,
cav, TO.,
syncop. part.
pf. plur. neut.
of
Ka0-idv(o, (Kara, t'^cw) to sit down. Ka0teo, Dor. for KaOifrv, med. imperat. of sq. Ka0-i<o impf. KaQiôv or KaOifrv Att. erraOifrv (as if the Verb were not a compd.) fut. KaQiooi Att. #etOiw Dor. KaOio} aor. i (KaOlaa Dor. KaOia, Ep. another Ep. form of aor. I is tcaOeiaa, part. KaOiaaas also written KaBiaa, always used in Causal sense:
: :
existing laws, customs, usages. Ka0-ev8o> : Impf. Ep. Kadctioov, Att. also KaOrjvoov and e/caOcvSov: fut. KaOfvorjaa): to lie down to sleep,
sleep,
(Kara,
t'i&>)
I.
Causal, to
make
to sit
down ;
i.
dyopas KaOiffai to make an assembly be seated, open one generally, to set, appoint, constitute.
:
e.
2.
slumber
metaph.
f.
to rest, be at rest.
to place or settle in a place, establish.
Ka0-6Upio-K(i>,
to
-prjoca, to find out, discover.
Ka0-i|;idofiai,
f.
-faofjiai, (Kara, tytao/LUu):

pi.
Dep.:
di-
mock
at,
deride; Ep. 3
\f/-fjffca,
Karfipiowvrai.
tif/ca)
3 to place one II. a certain condition, make one so and so. intr. to sit down, be seated, sit, esp. to sit at meals : of an army, to sit down in a country, encamp.
.
in
Ka0-\j/<i), fut.
(Kara,
to boil
down,
gest.
II.
metaph.
to soften, temper.
Ka0fl, Att. for KaOrjaai, 2 sing, of KaOrjiuii.
Ka0T]Yep.wv, oi/os, o, 77, (Kara, rjycpwv} a leader, guide.

Ka0-T)Yojjiai, f. --qaofjuai (Kara, -fjyfo/jiai) Dep. to lead the way, be guide: hence to shew the way in
: : :
aor. I KaQfJKa Ep. Ka8tr)Ka: to send KaOeiKa, pass. KaOftfMit: (Kara, i'rjfjii) : down, let down, let fall, Lat. demitto; KaOifvai rrjv dyKvpav to let go the anchor; KaOievai Karaireiprjhence absol., Karrjp'njv, to let down a sounding-line,
Ka0-iT]|Ai, fut. KaOrjffoJ:
pf.
doing a thing,
to establish, ordain, to dictate, prescribe,
Lat. praeire verbis.
Hence
Ka6hrjYTrins, ov, d, a leader, guide, teacher. Ka0Y)Ytcra, aor. I of KaOayifa. Ka0T| y vio a aor. I of KaOayvifa.
i '
metaph. to put forward, attempt : down, reach or stretch down seawards; KaOtTro ra rdx*] the walls were carried down to the sea. II. to send down into the place of III. intr. to come contest, enter for a contest.
Oievai to
sound:
Pass, to be carried
down upon,
Ka0iKo,
attack.
Ka0-i]8tnra0>,
in luxury.
f.
t/crcy,
(Kara, ?)8v7ra0ecu) to squander
of KaOiKvtonai. Ka0-iK6Tia>, to intreat earnestly.

2 sing. aor. 2
: :
Ka0YJKa, aor.
I
a>,
Ka0-f Ko),
(
f.
of KaOirjfu. (nara, TÂ-CU) to come or

2. to
go down, go
Ka0-iKVOp,ai, fut. -igojjiai : aor. 2 iKOfJ.ijv (Kara, to come down, come to, reach to : iKVfofMi) : Dep.
to, come or reach reach as far as, to suffice or be enough for a thing: to be meet, proper. 2. part., TO KaOrjKov, ovros, and T<i KaQ-qKovra, that which is meet or proper, one's duty: but also T(i KadrjKovra = ra KaOfcrrwra, the present state of things, circum-
down
to fight.
to.
come down
hence
to touch, probe.
to,
extend
II. to
to let down by a rope. f. 770-0;, (Kara, tftdcu) Ka0igas, Dor. for KaOiaas, aor. I part, of Kadifa. Ka0i-g, Dor. for Ka6iay, 2 sing. aor. I of KaOifa.
Ka0-ip,do>,
Ka0-iTrirdop,ai,
f.
:
-aaopat
Dep.
to ride
down,
overrun with horse
stances.
Ka0-if)XiaJ(o, (Kara, r/Xios) to to illuminate.
Kd0-Trjfiai
:
bring the sun in upon,
generally, to trample down. KaQ-irtTtevd), f. aw, to ride down, trample underfoot. Ka0ura, Att. aor. I of KaOifa.
imperat. KaOijffo ; subj. KaOoip-ai ; opt. inf. KaOrja6ai ; part. Kaeij^vos impf.
:
KaOurraor-TT], for KaOiaradi, imperat. of KaOiarrjfM. Ka0-io-Tdvw and Ka0-ioTaw, forms of the pres. KaO-
340
I. in Causal sense, pres. KaOiKa0-iorrip,t : aor. I Karearrjiu, impf. KaOiarrjv, fut. Karaar-qaw, so also of the Med., pres. KaOiffrdpat, impf. ffrrjffa :
',
Kai K6.
Ka0-tnrv6a>,
f.
cuff (a,
:
to be fast asleep
also in
Med.
:
to set down, put KaOicrrdfirjv , aor. I Kareffrrjcrdfjirjv : down : bring down to a place and set there ; icara-
to Dep. (Kara, vTroKpivoftat) Ka.0-V7roKpivop.cu II. c. inf. to deceive by false appearances. pretend to be other than one is, personate some person or thing.
Ka0-v<|>iT|m, fut.-vcprjaoj: (Kard,v(pii](J.i):

let
let loose,
arrjaai vrja to bring a ship to land, put in. settle, ordain, appoint, establish, put in train
rally, to set in order,
2. to
:
go, hence to give up, betray.

3.
i. intr. to
slacken
to
gene-
one's exertions.
Med.,
KaOvcf)icffOai
nvi
give
arrange: also
to restore:
Med.
way, yield
also to slacken in one's exertions.
to appoint for oneself, choose : to make or render so II. Intrans. and so, bring into a certain state. in aor. 2 Karearrjv, pf. KaOearrjKa, plqpf. KaOearrjKfiv, and in all tenses of Pass. : to be placed, set down :
to settle oneself.
2.
to be set, established,
ap-
pointed.
3. to
:
earjjKos a calm
stand quiet or calm; irvevfta KaOof persons, to become calm and com-
posed.
to
a certain state; eu Karaarfjvai a good issue. 5. to be usual or customary ; to be or become : KaOeffrrjKtas Ion. Kareffrews, existing, established; ret KaOeffrwra existing laws,
4. to be in
of KaOijfMi, KO.0WS, Adv. (Kara, ws) according as, as. I. KAI', Conjunct., and, also. joining words and sentences, like Lat. et, while enclit. re answers to Lat. que : when in Prose two words or clauses are closely combined, re Kai are often used, dpKroi re KOI \eovres bears and lions, both as creatures of one kind ; Oavfjidôvrai ws aotyoi re Kal evrvxefs yeyevrjicd0cop,cu, subj.
come
to
p.evoi
they are
II.
admired
also,
both
as
nate.
used to
make
wise and fortua single word or
customs, usages.
life
Ka0i<rrwvTS, pres. part. pi. of KaOiffrdca. Ka0-6, Adv. for Kaff 6, in so far as, according
KctOoXiKos,
TI,
clause emphatic, etreird pe Kal \iiroi alwv then let 2. with Participles or Adjecalso forsake me. tives, Kai may be rendered by though, although, al~
heit, as,
as.
Ka0-6Xov,
ov, (KO.OO\OS) general, universal. for KaO' o\ov, as Adv. on the whole, in
to con-
Hector will he rage.
"E/cropa, Kal uepauira, fiax 7? 8 ffxn fffff ât ^'H I keep away, how much soever or although
3. even, to increase or diminish the force
general, generally.
Ka0-op,oXoYo,
fess.
II.
f.
f.
rfcrca,
(Kara, 6fio\oyeoj)
of words, esp. with a Comp., as, Oeos Kal apeivovas lirttovs Scaprjffairo ; Kai is often used in this way before ovros
;
to promise, engage. icroj Att. tea, to equip or array fully. Ka0-oirXico, f. Ka0-opd(i> Kar6\pofj.at formed from KaroirroiJLai :
:
with neut.
pi.,
Kal
ravra and
that,
and
besides, especially; ri yelp Seivurepov SiKaarov, Kal ravra yfpovros; for what is worse than a judge, and
pf.
KaOeopaKa
:
8ov~)
to look
down.
aor. 2 KareTdov, inf. KanSetv (cf. ?II. trans, to look down

to perceive,
that
an old one (i. e. especially an old one). 4. so also in diminishing, lep.evos Kal Kairvbv aTroOpduffKovra vofjffai
upon:
observe.
generally, to view, see, behold:

f. f.
Ka0-opp.do>,
7i<TQ),
to set in
motion, impel.
to
he longs to see even the smoke rising, i. e. were it but the smoke, only the smoke ; oTs r)ov Kal \eyftv with whom 'tis sweet only to speak. III. as,
after opoios, 7<ros, 6
Ka0-opp,iaj,
iffca
Att. tw
bring
to
anchor or moorage: and
bring into harbour, in Pass., with aor. I
auros, like Lat. ac, atque after
med.
KaOo}pfj.tffdfj,r]v, to
come
into harbour,
put
in.
2.
aeque, simul, perinde, etc.; yvdiftyffi f \piovro op-oirjat IV. Kal ffv they held the same opinion as you.
generally, to bring into a certain condition. Ka0-oo i6&>, f. waot, (Kara, offios) to offer sacrifice so also in Med. to offer on one's own part.
>
of number, about
:
Kal Is efiSoftrjKovra about to the
number of
70.
Ka0-6ri, used as Adv. for KaO' on, in what manner. Ka0oC, for KaOeffo, aor. 2 med. imperat. of KaOirjfj.i.
Ka0-vj3piu>,
f.
iffoj
Att. iw, to treat despitefully, to

1 1. absol. to
insult wantonly.
wax
insolent.
K<i0-vBpos, ov, (Kara, vSwp^full of water; KaOvSpos Kparrip a cup of water, periphr. for water itself. Ka0-vjxvo, f. rjffQ}, to sing of, to descant upon.
to shoot
KaidSaS, ov, Dor. a, 6, a chasm or underground cavern at Sparta, into which state-criminals were thrown, like the Athenian fidpaOpov. (Lacon. word.) Kal yap, for truly, to confirm a prop, which of itself is tolerably certain KOI yap fir) for of a surety. KaC ye, and indeed, Lat. et quidem, to introduce
; .
.
. .
something more emphatic
Kon
Keirai bXeOpca
and
Kal \irjv KCIVOS ye eotTe is indeed very deserved.

;
KaO-virepSKOvrCf o>, f. iffca, (Kara, vnep-aKovriaf) : beyond another, excel in shooting. Ka9-vTrep0, before a vowel -0cv, (Kara, virepOe}
always separated from Kai by one or more words. Kal 8ifj, and even, also even. II. and indeed,
certainly
:
Adv. from above, down from above. 2. on the upper side, above; c. gen., KaOvirepOe Xiov above Chios. 3. of Time, before.
KaO-tmeprepos, a, ov, Comp. of KaOvirepOe, upper, higher, above : of persons, having the upper hand, superior. Sup. KaOuirepraTOs, 77, ov, highest, uppermost. Ka0-vmcrxveo|juH, Dep. to promise earnestly.
et certe, et vero.
in answers, yes indeed, by all means, Lat. III. supposing it to be the case,
Lat./ac
Kal
ita esse.
IV. Kal
8f)
Kai,
and
besides
that also,
and moreover.
where the
el
i, if, although, supposing that, thing may really exist or not : whereas with the thing is supposed as existing.
even
Kai
Kaupev, Ep.
KaC
K6,
for Kaiciv.
KO.V.
Kai Kev, Ep. for Kal av,
KdKia.
KaitcCas, ov, o, the north-east wind.
also lasting for a season. opportunus Place, in or at the right or critical place
:
341
II.
;
Kal (xaXa, Kal jxdXa ye, aye and very much.

KO,I p-Tjv, and verily, and certainly, Lat. et vero. III. in answers, and further, and besides.
II.
we//,
fo
tV so.
f.
of of the parts of the body, vital ; tv Kaipiq> or Kara. Kaipiov in a of wounds, deadly, mortal ; Kaipia (sub. vital part : TrXyy-fj') a mortal wound: generally, ret, Kaipia accidents.
KO.IVLCO,
t<rcu
Att.
have new ;
KO.L
thing' new about it ; Kaivicrai ei>xd$ to offer strange,
to), (/ratj/os) to make new, to Kaivifa arfyij the house has someKaivtffov wyov bear thy new yoke ;
Hence
Kcuvo--jra0Tis,
cs,
(KO.IVOS,
Traflefi/)
new-fangled prayers. newly suffered,
II. mortally. Kaipuos, Adv. seasonably. KAIPO'5, o, due measure, right proportion,fitness ; II. of Kaipov irepa beyond measure, unduly. Time, the right season, the right time for action, the
never before suffered.

Katvo-Trqyfis,
es,
'critical
(Kaivos, ir^yvvîi) newly fastened,
new-made.
Kaivo-Tnr|p.ti)v,
ov, gen. ovos, (Kaivos,

f.
irfjfJid)
newly
i
moment, Lat. opportunitas : generally, convenience, advantage, profit ; irpbs Kaipov, or absol. Kaipov, at the right or proper time, in season, opportunely; kv Kaipta TIVI flvai or yiyvcaOai to suit one's convenience, be of service to him ; Kara Kaipov in due season, Lat. dextro tempore ; but, diro or avev Kaipov
suffering,
new
to suffering.
rjacu,
Katvo-iroico,
(Kaivos, iroieca) to
;
renew
in Pass., ri KaivoiroirjOtv \6~yeis
make new, what new
phrases art thou using?

Kcuvoiroi,T)TT|s, ov, 6,
Hence
;
or irapd pore.
an inventor of new pleasures.

Kaivol
I
out of season, Lat. alieno temof Place, the right point, right spot : also a vital part of the body.
Kaipov,
III.
KAINO'2,
\6joi news de novo.
;
r],
ov, new, fresh, Lat. recens
tK Kaivijs (sub. dpx^ s ) anew, afresh, Lat. II. newly introduced, new-fangled,
threads of the
strange ; Kaivol Oeol strange gods.

Kaivo-Tacj>os, ov, (Kaivos, raipos) of a
new tomb.
| I
webbing or thrums to which the Hence Kaipocrov, a gen. pi. in Od. 7- IO7> Kaipoaeow L6ovfcav diroXeiBtrai vypov %\aiov from the close-woven It seems to be linen-cloths trickles off the liquid oil.
o, the
KATPO2,
warp are fastened.
Kaipo-<j>vXaKu, f. "fjaoi, (Kaipos, tyvXaK-fj) to watch mining, to open a new vein : metaph. to begin for the right time, Lat. tempora observare. Kal rara, and that, and besides, especially. something new, institute anew ; to make innovations Kai TOW or KaC-roi, and indeed : and yet, although. Hence in the state, Lat. res novas tentare. KAI'H Att. Ka [a] impf. tKaiov Att. tKtiov Ep. KcuvoTOp.ta, f], a cutting anew : innovation. fut. Kavffca aor. I wavaa, Att. also 4'tfea, Ep. Katvo-TojJios, ov, (KO.IVUS, Tepefy) cutting newly : be- KfTov Pass^ tKrja or c/ma (or without augm. Krja, Kfia) ginning something new, innovating. II. I. aor. I kKav6t]v aor. 2 Kdrjv pf. KeKavpai KaivovpYo, f. TJCTCU, (tcaivovpyos} to make new. to burn, kindle, set on fire: Hence Med. to kindle fires for to innovate, make innovations. Pass, to be set on fire, takefire, burn. II. itt, 17, innovation. oneself: os, 6v, (Kaivos, *(pyoi) making new, inno- to burn up, consume : to scorch, shrivel up. K<XK, Ep. for Kara before K, as in KQ.K KetyaXrjs. vating : TO Kaivovpyuv a novelty. KG.IVOCO, f. tuffca, (Kaiv6s) to make new, innovate : KO.K, crasis for KO.I ka. II. Pass, to becomefond of novelty or innovation. KaK-aYY^Xos, ov, (KaKa, dyye\Xca) bringing ill
in
: : : :
Ka.ivon]'s,T]Tos,fj,(Kaiv6s) newness freshness : novelty. KaivoTOjxeaj, f. rjaoj, (Ka.ivoTop.os) to cut fresh into ;
for Kaipoeffaow, gen. pi. fern, of Kaipocis.
to devote
anew, consecrate, dedicate.
tidings.
:
KCU
vii
K, and now perhaps.

impf.
KAI'NTMAI,
fKfKafffJirjv,
kKaivv^v
[v]
pf.
(in pres.
tidings
KaK-aYY ^T S OI/ (aa, d'yyeAA.ft;) caused by ; KaKayyeXra d^n tne sorrow of ill tidings.
>
ill
sense) Kticaap.a.i Dor. e/<:a5jucu, plqpf. (in impf. sense) to surpass, formed as if from Kafa :
KdK-aYopos, Dor. for KaKrjyopos. KaK-avSpia, 57, (KUKOS, dvrjp) unmanliness, cowardice.
excel; fKaivvro (pv\' dvOpwnouv Kv^fpvijffai he sur' passed mankind in steering eyx f l V (ffKaaro Uav\he excelled all the Greeks in throwing the spear \r)vas so in part., 8u\oiffi fceKaaptvos surpassing all in wiles; but Kenaa (ttvos also well-furnished. ical vuv, and now, even now. KAI'Nn, fut. K&VU aor. 2 tttavov, inf. Kavttv pf.
;
KCIKCI,
by
crasis for Kal fKft,
and
there, there also.
KCIKCIVOS,
KaKivov, by
crasis for Kal (Kfivos, etc.
KfiK-co-Tw, o?s, ^, (KO.KOS, tlpl sum), ill-being, opp. to fvfffTuj well-being. , -fj, (KUKOS) badness, baseness : cowardice. to speak ill of, abuse, , f. T)<jca, (Katcfjyopos)
tcetcova.
to kill, slay, slaughter. KaC-irep, (/cat Trep) although, albeit. Kal irws ; and how ? but how f when a thing is sup:
slander.
Hence
KaKTjYopia,i7, evil-speaking, abuse, slander, calumny;
KaKrjyopias oiKrj an
actim/or defamation.
(KaK6s,
posed to be impossible only interrog. KCU pa, Ep. and then, and so. in season, seaKaipios, a, ov, also os, ov, (/mipos)
:
:
KaK-T|YPs
ov,
dyopevoo}
:
evil -speaking,
abiisive, slanderous,
calumnious
irreg.
Comp. and
Lat
:
sonable,
happening at
the right or critical time, Lat.
Sup. KaKijyopiffTfpos, -iffraros. f), (KOKUS) badness, baseness, cowardice,

,
342
malitia.
KM
i. wickedness, vice, Lat. pravitas.
II.
disgrace, dishonour. Kdiciu>, f. iffca Att.
KaKo-dpoos, ov, contr. -0povs, ovv, (teattos, 6p6os*) speaking ill; \6yos KaitoOpovs a slanderous word.
to),
(aos)
to abuse, blame, reproach. Pass, to behave basely,
make or think bad, make cowardly: play the coward : to be

to
II. to
KaKO- tXios,
rj,
= KO.KTJ "I\ios, evil
or
unhappy Ilium.
KdKOKcpSeia,
77,
base love of gain.
From
worsted.
KOLKLO-TOS,
77,
ov, irreg. Sup.

irreg.
of
fcareos.
KaKo-K6p8V]s, 6S, (KO.KOS, Kfpoos) making base gain. KaKO-Kvap,os, ov, (KCIKOS, Kvrnj.rj) Dor. form, thinlegged.
KdKO-icpto-Ca,
17,
KdKiuv, ov, gen. ovos,

t
Comp. of
ftattos.
[t"
Ep.,
(KO.KOS, Kpivca)
a bad judgment.
ill
in Att. poets.]
77)
i,
KdKo-\o<yCi>, (KaKoXoyos) to speak
of,
rail at.
the Lat. cacare.
Hence
La,
,
Ep. for KaraKftai, aor. I inf. of KaraKaioi. >, Ep. KaraKeiovTfs, part, of Kara/teica.
evil-speaking, railing, abuse.
ov, (/ca/f os, Xe'ycw) evil-speaking, railing,

teas, 6,
Ka,K-Kec{>d\fjs, better divisim KOLK
KcfaXys, Ep. for
slanderous, abusive.
,
Kara KCâXrfS.
77,
= aos fiavris, prophet of ill.

/êAos) ill-sounding.
KA'KKH,
ordure, dung. KaKK-fjai Ep. KaraKYJai, aor. l inf. KaKKopu9a. KaKKOpu<j>T|v, better divisim KO.K Kop77,
human
S, ov, (/fa/cos,
bad measure. From KaKo-jxtTpos, ov, (feaKos, ftfTpov) in bad measure.

KctKO(a,6Tpco,
f. r)ff<u,
to give
Ep. for Kara tcopvOa, Kara teopvtprjv. KttK-icptiirrco, Ep. for Kara-Kpvtrro). KaK-KtVT]YTis, iSos, TJ, for KdKo-ptos, ov, (fcaftos, /Stos) living badly, living a
KaKO-|A7]8T|s,
s,
(/eaKos, jjif)0o$) contriving

/
ill,
KaKO-jjL-fjTTjs, ov, 6, (fcatcos, HTJTIS)
= KaKo^tjorjs.
crafty.
KaKO(jn]xciVa),f.i7crcy, (/ca/co/ir;x c" os) to practise base Hence arts.
hard
life,
faring hardly.
KdKO|XT]xavLa,
to act unwisely.
77,
a practising of base
arts, ingenuity
KCLicopouXe'uop.ai,
Med.
From
in mischief.
Kaico-|ju)x<&vos, ov, (rca/cos, ^t]X av 'n) mischief-plotting,
KdKo-povXos, ov, (/caKos, fiovXr)) ill-advised, unwise. KdKO-Y6iT(ov, ov, gen. ovos, (ra/ros, ye'irans') a bad neighbour, or a neighbour in misery.
KdK6--yXcocrcros, ov, (rca/tos, yXwaaa) /3or) KaKoyXooo-aos a cry full of misery.
mischievous, malicious.
KdKo-p.oipos, ov, (KaKos, p,oipa) ill-fated.

KaKo-p,opc{)os, ov, (KO.KOS, popcpfy ill-shapen.
ill-tongued; i. slan-
KaKo-void,
voia.
77,
(KO.KUVOVS) illwill, malice, opp. to ev-
derous.
evil genius, be like
KdKo8<up.ovdco, (KaKooaiôJv) to be tormented by an one possessed.
tion,
KdKo8atjiovco,
or unfortunate.
f.
770*0;,
(/ca/foSat/icwv) to be
unhappy
II.
Hence
a bad system of laws, a bad constitu77, bad government. From KaKo-vop.os, ov, (KCIKOS, vop.os) with bad laws, with a bad constitution, ill-governed.
,
KaKoSaifAovLa 77, unhappiness, misfortune. a being possessed by a demon, raving madness.
Kaico-voos,
ov
contr.
-vovs,
ovv,
pi.
tearcovot
KdKO-6aC|jui)v, ov, gen. ovos, (natcos, oaip.<av} having evil genius, ill-starred, ill-fated, unhappy, wretched. II. as Subst. an evil genius.
voos) ill-disposed: disaffected: bearing malice Comp. and Sup. KaKovovffrepos, -vovagainst one.
(aos,
an
oraros.
II. KaK6-vvp.<t>os, ov, (tcafeos, vvfjuprf) ill-wedded. as Subst., KaKovvfxpos, 6, a bad or unhappy bridegroom.
KdicoSogeco,
f.
770-0;,
(ao8oos)
ill
to be in
ill
repute.
KdKoSoia,
77,
(tfa/eo8oos)
repute, infamy.
KaKo-Soôs. ov, (KUKOS, 8oa) in ill-repute, without II. infamous. fame, unknown. KdKo-8pop.ia, 77, (/ca/fos, Spo/ios) a bad passage,
fla,
),
KaKo-jjevos Ion. -gcivos, ov, (Katcos, eVos) having II. guests : irreg. Ep. Comp. KaKotivwTpos. unfriendly to guests, inhospitable. KaKO-trvTOS, ov, (KOKOS, gvveros} wise only for evil.
ill
ov, gen. ovos, (rcarcos, cf/wx) ill-clad. From poet, for icaK-ovpyia,
ill-doing.
ill ;
KdKOird06ia, 77, (KaKoiraO^s) ill plight, distress. KdKOird0a>, f. fata, to suffer ill; to be distressed.
KaKO-epyos,
ov, (icaicos, *%pyca)
doing
tcaicocpyos
From
KdKO-rra0T|s,
tressed.
es,
yaarfjp the importunate stomach, like Lat. fames improba. KdKo-Joia, 77, (/ca/fos, Cota poet, for fan) a miserable
life.
(/ca/ros,
iraOeTv) suffering
ill,
dis-
K<XKO-ir<ip06vos, ov, (icaKos, -napOfVos)
unbecoming a
having a
maid.
77,
KaKOT]06La,
ness.
badness
of disposition, maliciousor habits.
II.
bad manners
From
KaKo-irarpts, tSos, 6, 77, (ffaieos, low-born father, of low descent.
TraTrjp)
icdKo-T^s, cs, (K&KOS, r]0os) of ill habits, ill-disposed, malicious : TO KaKorjOes an ill habit, Lat. scribendi cacoethes, an itch for
writing.
KdKO-irlvT|s, fs, (KOKOS, -nivos}foul and loathsome. Kaicoiroicb), f. rjaca, (ao7rotos) to do ill, be a II. trans, to hurt, spoil, lay waste. Hence rogue.
KaK00T]nocnjvir]
KaKo-0T)fxcov,
77,
disorder liness.
From
KdKOiroLia,
gen. ovos, (KaKos, riQ-rj^C) ill-arranged, disorderly, careless.

ov,
77, ill doing, damage. KaKO-iroios, ov, (tfaos,7roiccw) doing ill, mischievous, KaKo-irorp-os, ov, (KUKOS, TTOT/IOS) ill-fated.
Vous
K<llc6-1TOVS, 6,
zt/zV
r/,
KA'AA0O2.
KaxoTrjs, 77x05,
j
343
rj,
7IOVV, TO, gCH. TToSoS,
(/ZOS,
7TOt5s)
bad feet, weak

f.
in the feet.
ice, like KO.KT).
(a#os) badness, baseness, cowardII. moral badness, uickedness,

III. evil, distress,
KaKO-irpa-yfto,
Kascoirpu-yia,
evil,
TJCTQ),
be ill off, (wa/fos, Trpdyos} to
worthlessness.
suffering.
fare badly, fail in an enterprise.

77,
Hence
doing
\
KaicoTpoma,?), bad habits, maliciousness, wickedness.
ill-success, failure.
(tfa/cos, irpayfJLa)
From
KaKo-rpoiros, ov, (KaKos, Tpoiros) of
chievous, malignant.
,
KaKO-irpayiAcov, ov, gen. ovos, mischievous.
ill
habL's, mis-
Kaico-in-epos, ov, (/ra/cos, itTepov) ill-omened.
i. 770-0;.
,
to be unfortunate.
From
KaKop-pdfJua,, 77, mischievousness.
(aos,
2. ill
painca) contrivance of ill, contrivance, unskilfulness.

II.
cs,
f.
(KUKOS, Ti>xn) unfortunate.
Kdxovpycco,
chief, to be
770-0;,
(rcaKovpyos) to do evil or mis:
KaKOp-pT|p,cov, ov, (tfa/fos, prjfM) evil-speaking. telling of ill, ill-omened.
an
evil-doer
c.
ace. to
to
to speak evil : f. 770-0;, (/ca/fos, poOos) speak evil of a person, abuse, revile him. Kaicop-pthros, ov, (#aos, pvtros) foul and filthy. KA~KO'2, 17, ov, bad, ill, evil, bad in its kind, worth-
KoiKop-podeo>,
damage, hurt, harm : to ravage Kaxovpyta Ep. KaKoepyu] [i],

evil-doer, wickedness, villany.
do evil to one, to a country. Hence the character of an
From
KaK-opyos Ep.
doing knave
\
ill,
:
less: ugly, as opp. to fca\us.
2.
:
bad
at one's trade;
,
Kcuco-epyos, ov, (raos, *lp7oA knavish, villanous : as Subst. an evil-doer, an offender, criminal. II. doing harm
a bad beggar cowardly faint-hearted ; to one, damaging, hurtful. cf. fcaitr). KaK-ovx0, f. 170-0;, (icaKos, ex) io treat *^ wrong, 4. in a 3. of low birth, mean, vile. moral sense, bad, evil, wicked. Hence hurt, injure. 5. of things, bad, evil, mischievous : of omens, unlucky, ill-boding : of ill-treatment, ill-conduct ;
KO.KOS a\7)TT)s
j
j
words,
evil,
abusive, foul.
II. as
Subst. KO.KUV,
the devastation of a country.

i|>aTis, loos,
T),
TO, evil, ill. mischief: also woe, distress, loss : also bodily ill, injury. 2. in moral sense, evil, vice, wickedness ; KO.KQV TL fpoeiv to do evil or ill to any one. III. Degrees of Comparison:
irreg.
(KaKos, (parts) sounding
ill, ill-
omened.
Kao-cJ>pa5T)s,
es,
(/fa/cos,
0pdo/*cu) devising
ill,
Comp.
Xfipojv xdpiGTos,
/taKiew, ov, Sup. KCLKLOTOS, 77, ov: but TJcraouv ijfciffTos are also used as
fault
Hence thoughtless, foolish. Ka:<o-<j>pdSia Ion. -l-q, 77, folly, thoughtlessness. KaKo-<j)pov6a),f. 770-0;, to be ill-disposed, to bear ill-will
or malice.
Comp. and Sup. of KaKos. sometimes expresses the

ayav, Lat. nimis
:
of excess, and so =
it
IV. in Compos,
gives a
it
From
but
commonly
collat.
:
KaKo-<|>p(ov, ov, gen. ovos, (tfa/fos, <pprjv} evil-minded, II. malicious, malignant. thoughtless, heedless.
notion of hurtful, unlucky, = ova-, as in Kcuco-ffivos sometimes it marks defect of a property, as in aoiriffTos sometimes it is used like the simple Adj., as KaKO-i\ios for rcarfbs *IAtos.
:
KaKo-xapTos,
I
ov, (KaKos,
-' 1
^}
rejoicing in the
ills
of others, malicious.
Kaxo-xpacrfuov, ov, gen. ovos,
scanty means, poor.
'
(/fa/cos,
%pdo/it) wi b
Kaico-<rK\T|s,
e's,
(/ca/cos, ovceAos-)
with bad legs.
KdKO-o-KT]VT|s, fs, (Ka/cus, ffK^vos} ofa bad,mean body. KaK-ao-jjuos, ov, (KO.KOS, oa^rj} ill-smelling, KaKO-cnrAaYX vo s, ov, (aos, o~ir\dyxyov) faint-
KaKo-xj/oyos, ov, (aos, ^670;) malignantly blaming. KOIKOCO, f. waoj, (a/ros) to treat badly, ill-use, malPass, to be illtreat : of things, to harm, destroy :
treated, distressed, to suffer
:
in pf. pass. part. KCKUinf.
hearted, cowardly.
KaKO-0-iropta,
KaKotTTOfjitco,
f],
f.
rjcra},
(KO.KOS, oiropos) a bad crop. to speak evil of. From

(fcaic6s, aTOfj.a)
Kojfivos, disfigured, befouled. KaKTo,|Xvcu, Ep. for KaTaKTap.fvai, KaTaKTavai, of KaTfKTrjv, aor. 2 of KaraKTîvoj.
K(5,KTOV6,
KIKO-CTTOJIOS, ov,
evil-speaking,foul-
Ep. for KaTaKTave, aor. 2 imperat. of /fare-
mouthed.
also for
(ffateos,
KOKo-o-Tpwros, ov, rugged.

KaKO-crijv0TOS, ov,
ther, ill
OTpwvvv^C) ill-spread,
KTfivca,
',
KaTKTave, 3 sing. ind. Ep. for KaTfKTfive, 3 sing. impf. of ara-
(ftaitos,
avvTiOrj (Mi)
ill
put togeidle,
composed. KaKo-<rxo\os, ov,

II.
(fcaKos,
a\o\TJ)
inactive,
lazy.
act.,
KarcoffxoXoi irvoai winds that
wear men out
in idleness.
f.
KOKOTXvew,
770-0;,
arts, be guilty of mal-practices, act basely, Lat. tiose ago. Hence
(tcaKoTCxvos) to practise bad mali-
the cactus, a prickly plant. 77, Pass. KaKvvco, f. vvS), (/faos) to damage, injure: to behave badly, act basely; of soldiers, to mutiPass, to be reproached. II. to revile, reproach : ny. vai, Ep. for KaTax*o-i, aor. I inf. of KaTaxfQ)ws, Adv. of KaKos, ill, badly : with difficulty, scarcely. Comp. KCLKIOV, Sup. KaKiOTa.
KO.KCOCTIS,
o;s,
KA'KTOS,
f),(KaKu<a} ill-treatment: a distressing,
Kaxorexvia,
77,
the practice of
bad
arts, mal-practice,
esp. forgery, malversation.
KaKo-rexvos,
ov, (Katc6s,
Tfxyn) using bad arts or
mal-practices, artful, wily.
wearing out : damage, misfortune. KaKu>Tpos, Ep. Comp. of KaKos cf. KaKicuv. KaXaOterKos, o, Dim. of Ka\aOos, a small basket. KA'AA"0O2, o, a basket, a wicker hand-basket,
:
344
II. a cooling-vessel, cooler : also a kind of cup. KaXd'ivos, T), ov, coloured like the KaXais, between From blue and green, of changeful hue. KaAais, 6, a precious stone of a greenish blue, the topaz or chrysolite.
Lat. calathus.
I.
to call,
summon :
c. inf.
to call on,
summon
to
do a thing.
2. to call to one's
Lat. vocare
gods.
ad coenam.
house, to invite, 3. to call on or invoke the
nva
KaX&|Juua,
fl
77,
(fcaXafitj)
KaXajjLevTTjs, ov, 6, (waXaôs)
a kind of grasshopper. a reaper, mower.
of the judge, KaXeTv before the court ; in Med. of the plaintiff, KaXflaOai nva to sue at law, Lat. vocare in jus. II. to call by name, address by name,
4. as law-term, in Act. to cite,
summon
II.
generally, to
name ; Ka\eiv nva
eiriKXrjcriv to call
by
angler.
KAAA'MH, 97, a s/a/& of rm/ or com, Lat. calaII. stubble : mus, stipula : a fishing-rod. metaph. the residue, remnant, remains : of an old man, KaXdprjv ye a' oi'ofjtai flaopoojvra yiyv&ffKeiv thou may'st still, I ween, perceive the stubble (i. e. the relics) of former strength. From KaXap,T)Top,Ca, "h, a cutting of stalks, reaping.
KaXajvq-TOfAOS, ov, (KaXapr), reêiv) cutting stalks, reaping. KS\afjn]-(})d-yos, ov, (KaXd^rj, âyefi/) devouring stalks, mowing or cutting them. KaXa|XT]-4>cpO5, ov, (KaXdp.r), <f>epoj) carrying reeds
or canes.
KS\ap,iv9t],
KaXdjjiivos,
r),
Pass., to be named, receive a name ; and in pf. KKXrjfj,ai, to have been named, and so to be called : the pf. pass. freq. means simply to be ; as, ra.Se pev
name
Tlfpff&v iriffra KaXfirai these are called faithful counsellors of the Persians.
(i.
e.
are} the
KaXif|Tifjs,
KaXT||j,vai, poet, for teaXeiv, inf. of KaXioi. Dor. ancl Att. for KrjXrjrrjs.
KaXT|T<op, opos, 6, (teaXfca) a crier. KaXia. Ion. i/fj, 77, (KaXov) a wooden house, hut, cabin, cot : a barn, granary : a bird's nest : a wooden
shrine for a statue.

tcaXlds, dSos,
17,
KaXid, a hut.
Pass.,
,
with
fut.
med. KaXtvâoimi,
(ftaXos, jjuvOa) mint.

6,
Hence
KaXap.iv0ios,
77,
Minty,
name of
a frog.
</ reec? or cawe. (KaXanos) a fishing-rod. KaXap.L(7Kos, 6, Dim. of KaXapos. KaX5jxms, LOOS, 17, (icdXauos) a kind of grasshopper. /, of reed; KaXapoeffffa la^d the icaXSj-iosus, t(r<ra, sound as of a reed-flute. From KA'AA'MOS, 6, Lat. calamus, a reed or cane, Lat. arundo : an arrow of reed : a reed-pipe, reed-flute : a writing-reed, used as a pen generally, a pen, a
oi/,
77,
raacfe (tfdAa/itos)
KvXtvSeojMi, to lie rolling or wallowing: metaph. to be busy with a thing, to be constantly enHence with it. gaged = dXivSrjOpa, a place for horses to KoXiv8if|0pa, rj,
roll in after exercise. KaXXaia, rd, a cock's wattles, Lat. cock's tail.
KaXajJiis, iSos,
palea: also a
KaXXeiTro), Ep. for /raTaXetVo;. in compd. words, either gives the additional idea of beautiful to the simple word ; or is like a mere
KaXXt-,
Adj. with
its
Subst., as KaXXi-rrais
= KaXr)
TTCUS.
KaXXi-{3X4>apos,
tiful eyelids or eyes.
ov, (icaXXt-, (SXeQapov) with beau-
II. generic term for any plant, which fishing-rod. is neither bush (vXr)), nor tree (SevSpov). crowned or KdXa|xo-<rT4)T|s, (/mAcijuos, crre^xy)
,
KaXXi-(36as, ov, 6, (aAAt-, 18017) beautiful-sounding. KaXXi-(3oTpvs, v, gen. vos, (/caXXt-, fioTpvs) with
beautiful clusters.
covered with reed.

KaXajJLo-Ôo-yyos,
oi/,
(fcdXapos, <f>0eyyopai') played

,
on a reed.
KaXdaipis,
tos,
77,
KaXXC-f3a>Xos, ov, (aaXXi-, /ScDAos) with rich soil. KaXXi-YaXifjvos, ov, (icaXXi-, yaXrjvi]') sweetly-tranquil.
border of tassels or fringe.
a long Egyptian garment with a (Egyptian word.)
KSXo/Gpox};,07ros,77,a shepherd's staff or crook, so as to drive back the cattle.
thrown
KoX&o-Kov, Ion. impf. of KaXeca; Ep. 3 med. KaXeo-KTO.
sing. impf.
KaXeovrt, Dor. for KaXtovoi, 3 pi. of Ka\(<a. KaX4o-as, aor. I part, of Ka\ea). KaXccra<r06, 2 pi. aor. I med. imperat. of Ka\ca. KctXeo-o-a, Ep. aor. I of Ka\i<a. KaXctivrat, D.or. for KaXovvrcu. KaXevvro, Ep. and Dor. for kitaXovvTO, 3 pi. impf. pass, of teaXica.
KaXXi-Yfiôs, ov, happy in marriage. KaAXi-yeveia, 17, (aAXt-, yevos) bearer of a fair offspring, mother of beauteous things, the name by which Ceres was invoked in the Thesmophoria. KaXXt--yvivai|, gen. UIKOS, 6, fj, (aaXXt-, yvvrj) with beautiful women or maidens : the nom. seems never
to
have been used.

6,
[iJ]
KaXXt-SivTjs, ov,
tiful eddies.
[67]
(/caAXt
8ivr)) flowing
with beau-
KaXX-8i<|>pos, ov, with beautiful chariot. KaXXi-86va, O.KOS, 6, with beautiful reeds.
KA AE'n
w fut.
and Ep.
Med.,
Ion. impf. KaXeeffKOv: fut. naXtaca Ion. aAeoj Att. tca\u aor. I ld\6ffa Ep. l/cd: : :
\ffffa or KaXiaca
pf. K6K\r)fca
tcaXiaoiMi Att. KaXovâi

:
(for KfKaXrjKa') : : aor. I ItfaAcerd-
KaXXu-eXeuos, 6, (KaXXt-, eXaia) the cultivated olive, opp. to dypifXaios. KaXXt-6ir<o, f. -fjata, to speak in fair set terms, in high-flown phrases; KKaXXifmj^voi Xoyoi highwrought speeches. From
KaXXi-eirrjS, fs, (icaXXi-, evros) beatitiftdly speaking,
Pass., fut. KXtjOrjao/Mi, paullop.T)vpoet.KaXcffffd/j.r)v: post f. /v'e/fA.77cro/4at aor. I tKXrjOrjv: pf. KiK\r)fjiai.
elegant.
345
KaXX-tepla> Ion. KaXX-ipea),
f.
rjffca,
(ica\Xi-, Ifpuv)
to have favourable signs in sacrifice, Lat. litare, 2. c. ace. to sacrifice with good omens. perlitare : of the offering, to give good omens, be favourable,
propitious.
KaXXi-^tiyTjS,
es,
(iraAAi-, {vyfjvai) beautifully-yoked.
KaXXC-irpcopos, ov, (/raAAi-, irpcapa] with beautiful prow, of ships metaph. of men, wi'h beautiful face. KaXXi-irvXos, ov, (KaXXi-, irvXij] with beauteous gates. KaXXi-irupYos, ov, with beautiful towers, towering. KaXXi-irupYWTOS, ov, (/axAAt , irvpyua}*) built with beauteous towers.
:
KaXXi-<ovos,
girdles.
ov,
(KaXXi-, ^wvif)
with
beautiful
KaXXi-moXos,
ov, with beautiful steeds or colts.
KaXXc-p0pos,
:
ov,
(/caAAt-,
peeOpov)
beautifully
KaXX-0pt, rpYxos, o, 77, (aAAt-, Opi) with beauti- flowing. of sheep, with fine wool. KaXX-ipo, Ion. for feaXX-ifpeoj. ful hair or mane KaXXi0vTco, f. 170-6;, to offer auspiciously. From KaXXt-poos, poet, for naX\ip-poos.
KaXXi-0t>TOS, ov, (teaXXi, Ova) with beautiful or
auspicious sacrifices.
KaXXC-icapiros, ov,
fruit.
with fine fruit,

oj,
rich
in fine
KaXXCp-poos, ov, contr. KaXAip-povs, ovv, (aAAt-, pew) beautifully flowing, KaXXurra, Adv. Sup. of KaXus, most beautifully. KaXXi-a-raBtos, ov, (naXXi-, ffrdoiov) with a fine
race-course.
KaXX(-Kp&)s, CUTOS or
beautiful horns.
o,
fj,
(/rtzAXt-, /fepas)
with
KaXXtaTiov,
f],
KaXXi-KoXwvt],
Fair-hill, a district near Troy.

6,
77,
or excellence
in pi.,
TO, (Ka\\iffTfvca} the prize of beauty = apiarfia, the meed of valour.
KaXXi-Ko[A7]S Dor. -fxas,
and KaXXiKop.os,
Kprjoeftvov}
(ica\Xi-, Koftr)) beautiful-haired. KaXXi-KpTj8c|j,vos, ov, (/caAAt-, beautiful fillets or hair-bands.
KaXXio-TCVfjia, TO, the prime of beauty : the firstfruits of beauty, the offering of choicest beauty. with KaXXwrrevo), f. o"<w, (Ka\\iaTOs) to be the most beautiful, be esteemed so: generally, to be the most beautiful
ov,
KaXXt-KpT]VOs Dor. -Kpavos, ov, (tcaXXi-, with a beautiful spring.

KaXXt-XajxirTT)S, ov,
shining.
o,
Kprjvrj}
among
others, exceed' in beauty.

cities,
KaXXi-o-T4)avos, ov, beautifully crowned : of
(/caAAt-, Aa/rcu) beautifulele-
crowned with beauteous towers. KaXXwrros, ?;, ov, Sup. of /ta\6s.
gantly
KaXXi-Xoyew, (itaXXi-, Xeya}) to express a thing Med. to give a fair name to a thing. :
KoXXC-|jiop4>os,
ov,
(aAAt-,
p.op(prj)
shaped.
KaXXtfjios, ov, poet, for KaXos, beautiful.
KaXXi-cr<j>vpos, ov, (tta\\i-, afyvpov} with beautiful feet or ankles. KaXXC-Toos, ov, (aAAt-, TOOV) with beautiful bow. beautifully KaXXiTpix a acc pl- f tca.\\i0pt.
-
KdXXi(|>', for Ka\\iirf,
Ep. for KartXiire.
KaXXi-vaos, ov, (aAAt-, vdca} beautifully flowing. KaXXi-viKos, ov, (aAAt vimf) with glorious vic,
KaXXi-ê-yyns,
shining.
6S,
(ica\\i-,
^6770$)
beautiful-
tory,
victory
II. crowning or triumphant. ennobling ; TO KaXXivinov the glory of victory. KaXXiov, neut. of KaXXiow, Comp. of aAos used also of Adv., more beautifully.
:
KaXXi-(|>00YY sounding.
S, ov,
(/caXAt-, <p6eyyofjiai') beautiful-
KaXXC-<j>Xo|, <p\oyos, o,
leaves.
fj, beautiful-blazing. KaXXi-cjJvXXos, ov, (KaXXi-, fyvXXov} with beautiful
liope, first
= KaXr)
KaXXu-oirrj poet. KaXXi-oima, 7),(aAAi-, o^) Calof the nine Muses, the beautiful-voiced. II. KaXXi-irats, iraioos, 6, 7), with beautiful children.
Trais,
places.
a beautiful
ov,
child.
KaXXi-irapTjos,
cheeked.
(aAAt-,
irapeid)
beautiful-
KaXXi-\wpos, with beautiful (x^pos) of 01 for beautiful dances : beautiful in the dance. KaXXuov, ov, gen. oros, Comp. of KaXos.
KaXXC-xopos,
ov, Ep. for
II.
KaXXovTj,
17,
(aA\os)
beauty.
KaXXi-irdpOcvos, ov, of, with beautiful maidens or nymphs. KaXXlirov, Ep. aor. 2 of KaraXfiirca: inf. Ka\Xtiriv. KoXXi-ircSiXos, ov, (tfaAAt-, Tre'StAoi') with beautiful
sandals.
II. (naX6s) beauty. a beauty, beautiful object: in pi. /caAAta, KaXXr], beauworks of wax. tiful works ; ttaXXea Krjpov beautiful
KaXXos, gen. os Att.
ovs, r6,
KaXX-irirXos,
ov, beautifully robed. KaXXi--ireTT]Xos, ov, (aAAt-, irtrrjXov') with beauti-
KaXXotruvT], 77, poet, for tcaXXos, beauty. KaXXvvo), f. vvS), (i<aX6s) to beautify; metaph. to Med. to adorn oneself, plume gloss, colour over :
oneself on a thing.
the
ful leaves. KaXXi--m]X vS> u g en
fcas ,
with beautiful elbow.

riches.
KaXX-wmfa>, f. iffoj face beautiful, to
Att.
to),
(tfaAAos, aty) to
make
KaXXi-irX6icap.os, ov, with beautiful locks.
KaXXC-irXovros,
ov,
adorned with
appearance pride oneself, glory in a thing

play.
beautify, embellish, give a fair Med. to adorn oneself, to to a thing :

:
absol. to
make a
dis-
KaXXi-iroXis, ccws, 77, beautiful city. KoXXtirov, Ep. for KarfXiirov, aor. 2 of KaTaXfiirca. KaXXt-irovos, ov, beautifully wrought.
t,
Hence
ov, of beautiful rivers.
KaXXcomcrp.a, OTOS, r6, embellishment; and KaXX<om(rp.6s, o, an embellishing or adorning oneself, making a display.
346
KaXo-SiSdo-KoXos, of virtue.
6,
KA'MNfl.
= KaXov
oiSdffKaXos, a teacher
metaph. to search in the depths of one's mind, der deeply.
to
pon:
KaXoKayaOia, 77, nobleness and goodness. From KaXo-Ka,Y<*96s, ov, i. e. aAos KOI dyaOos, beautiful and good, noble and good. KaXov, TO, (/ccucu) dry, seasoned wood.
KaXo-ircSiXa, TO., (KO.XOV, irediXov) wooden shoes, used to keep a cow still while milking.
KfiXo-troieo),
f.
KdXxas, avTOs, 6, Calchas, the Greek Seer at properly the Searcher.
Troy
KA'AXH,
from which
tcaXco, e?s,
77,
also
xaXKTj, the murex, purple limpet,
a purple dye was obtained. cf, Att. fut. of KaXfca.
KaXuSiov, TO, Dim. of KaXcas, a small cord or rope.
770*0;,
KaXo-irovs, o, 77, with beautiful feet.
(KaXos, TTOtecu) to do good. -now, TO, gen. TioSos, (KaXos, TTOVS)
KaXws, Adv. of KaXos, beautifully, well; KaXws e'xctv or vpaTTfiv, to be well off, fare well ; c. gen., #aAo>s 2. = irdvv, %X IV Ttvos to be well off'for a thing.
<
KAAO'2,
77,
ov, beautiful, fair, Lat.
Pidfys 6 KaXos Alcibiades the fair ; KaXXos beauty. II. serving a good purpose, fair, good; KaXos Xifirjv a. fair harbour; kv KaX$ (sub. time or place. 2. of sacriTOTHJ; or xpwy)
pulcer; 'AXKiTO KaXov, like
right well, altogether, entirely. 3. in answers, well said ! bravo ! Lat. euge : but also to decline an offer, thank you ! like Lat. benigne.
m 8d
KA'AilS,
KaXos, ov, o
sail
o,
:
gen. KaXca, ace. KaXcav Ep. and Ion. a rope, a cable ; UTTO KaXca TrXctv to
:
III. morally beautiful, fices, good, auspicious. good, right, noble : TO KaXov moral virtue, Lat. honestum. IV. Degrees of Comparison Comp. V. Adv. KaKaXXicuv, ov, Sup. KaXXiffTOS, rj, ov. but neut. KaXov is often used as Adv. by Xws, q. v.
: :
Poets, beautifully. KaXos, Ep. and Ion. for /cdAcus, a rope. KoXop.ai, tf, emu, Att. fut. med. of KaXeca.
also a sounding-line: sail-rope, reef; proverb., irdvTa KaXcav fgidffi they are letting out every reef, i. e. are using every effort. KaX(d-crTp64>os, 6, (KaXcas, ffTpetyca) a rope-twister. Kdp., Ep. for KaTa before p., as K&fj. fifv for KUTCL fiev.
at a cable's end, KaXcav KaTctvai to let
i.
e.
to have the ship
towed
down a
KA'AIII5,
vessel for
cup : of the dead.

K5Xvj3i],
a iSos, 77, ace. icdXiriv or KaX-mSa drawing water, a pitcher, urn: a drinkingan urn for drawing lots : an urn for the ashes
:
From Kap.aKivos, ov, made of brittle wool. &KOS, 77 or 6, a pole, stake, a vineII. the shaft of a spear. prop. Lat. camera, anything with a vaulted 77, or arched covering, a covered carriage. [/ro/xa]
KA'MAH,
KAMA'PA,
Kap.ao-f,Vs,
of,
a kind offish.
6v,
a but, cabin, cell, [v] KaXvj3iov, TO, Dim. of KaXv@7), a small hut. KaXvKeo-cn, poet, for KaXvi, dat. pi. of KdXvg.
77,
(KaXviTT(ti)
a,
toilsome,
troublesome,
weari-
II. pass,
broken down, worn out.
From
2.
KoXvKO-<TT6<})avos, ov, with flower-buds.
(/mAv,
0Tf<pavos")
crowned
o, (Kafivca) toil, trouble, labour. II. that which is hardly riness, distress.
wea-
earned;
jj/jifTepos Ka.fj.a.TOS
KSXtJK-wms,
iSos,
77,
(/cdAv^, <w^) like
a flower-bud,
Kap,aT-u)8-r|S, es,
our bard-won earnings. [aj (d/xaTos, efSos) toilsome.
blushing, roseate. KdXvp.p.a, OTOS, TO, (KaXviTTOJ) a covering, a hood or veil. 2. a grave.
icaXv^, VKOS, 77, (KaXviTTQj) the cup or calyx of a flower, a flower-bud; KO.XVKOS fv Xox^vaacri whenthe II. in pi., KaXvKfs are women's fruit is setting. ornaments, made of metal, so called from their
Kap.-j3aivco, Ep. for KaTafiaivca. Kap.e, Ep. for Kafj.f, 3 sing. aor. 2
of Kauvca.
Kup.e, crasis for Kal l^te. Kajxeiv, aor. 2 inf. of Kafivca.
shape.
Kap.tTai, 3 sing. fut. of Kdfj-vca. like 77 tV77 KafirjXos, icdp.T]Xos, o and 77, a camel : iros, the camels in an army. (From Hebr. Gamal.) Kap.rvUTT]p, rjpos, 6, (Kafuvos) one that works at a
KaXvirmpa,
77,
like KaXvrrTpa,
.
veil.
II.
furnace; avXtis Kafj.ivevTr)pthe pipeofa smith's bellows.

Kap-ivevrris, ov, 6, Kafj-ivfvTTjp. KapAvoi, dat. of Kafuvca.
KoXuiTTos, 77, ov, verb. Adj of KaXvirTO), covered.
wrapped round : enveloping.

K(lXx)TTTpa Ion. -irrpTj,
77,
woman s
veil
Svotpepd
to cover,
Kajjuvos,
77,
(icaica)
KaXviTTpa the mantle or veil of darkness.
From
:
Kajxlvii, ovs, dat. of,
an oven, furnace, or kiln. a furnace-woman. 77,

p,v, Ep. for KaTa.
fj.ev.
Hence
KAAT'UTn,
f.
vifict)
aor. I cKaXvtf/a
Kap.p.v, or better
K<ip,
VVKTI KaXinfjas having covered with night ; yata ld2. to cover, conXv\fjf viv earth covered him. ceal. II. to put 3. to cover with dishonour. over as a covering, throw over or around. KO.\\)\\IQ.TO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of KaXvinca. KoXvvj/co, gen. -oos contr. -ovs, fj, Calypso, a nymph, daughter of Atlas, who lived in the island Ogygia, and concealed (c/mAvê) Ulysses on his way back
Kap-p.es, crasis for KOI d'/x/zes, Aeol. for Kal Kap. jxetraov, Ep. for KaTcL fifffov.
,
Ep. for KaTaîâs, aor.

,
part, of
battle,
17,
Ep. for KaTaôvrf, staunchness in
patience, endurance.
from Troy. uvw, (KaX^ri)
KA'MNn
inf.
Kap.-p.iio),
Kdp.-p.opos, ov, Ep. for KaTa.fj.opos, ill-fated. Ep. for KO.TO.IJLVQ}.

:
fut.
Kapovnai,
(T,
tiTat
aor. 2
:
Ka(j,ov,
to search
for
the
purple-fish
Kapfiv, Ep. redupl. subj. KK<zfj,<a
pf.
KafJLOL-
347
w,
to plash,
f-
Ep. pf. part. K/c/MjoTas

:
KCKfjLtjdis,
I.
:
KCK^TJUTI, KfK^rjwra, ace. pi. intr. to be weary, tired, exhausted,
ijcra;,
to
ring or clash, clang, of metal
of water.
From
or
worn out
is
c.
part.,
Ka^vfi iro\cjj.icw, (\avvcav,

!
2. to feel trouble weary of fighting, rowing. or annoyance ; OVK etca/jLov ravvcav I found no trouble in bending the bow. 3. to be worsted or beaten. 4.
one
KavoxY), 77, (tcavdoooi) a sharp, ringing sound, esp. the ring or clash of metal; also of the tramp of mules ; avKavaxri oSovrcav the gnashing of teeth ;
jeavaxol
\uv
\
to be sick or
ill,
generally, to be afflicted, distressed,

of
harassed.
5.
fcapuvrfs
and
of
KeK^Kores
those
sound of flutes. Hence Kavax^Sa, Adv. with a sharp, ringing noise. KavaxT|S, cs, (Kavdoow) making a sharp, ringing
the shrill
Ep.
KCKfJirjoTes
who have finished
KapvovTes the spirits of the dead, Lat.

K>or
noise : of water, plashing. KeKfj-qwres, Lat. defuncti, their labours, the dead : but, of KavdxT]o-, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of /cavaxfoa. * sick; and KfKprjKOTfs are also the* Kavax i Ep. 3 sing. impf. of Kavaxifaor
dii
manes.
II.
trans, /o
Kavax^w,
f. iffca,
= icavaxô}'
a Median garment with sleeves, also Kavov/crj. (Median word.) Kdveov Ion. KO.VCIOV Att. contr. Kavovv, TO, (/Kavvrf) a basket of reed or cane, a wicker basket : a bread' K<a|AOi, by crasis for ftal l/xot. KAMIIH', f], (ndfiiTToi) a bending, winding, as of basket, Lat. canistrum, used esp. for carrying the a river. II. the turning in a race-course, turning- sacred barley (ovAat) at sacrifices. Kavciv, aor. 2 inf. of Kaivca. post : metaph., pvOov Is Kafjurty dyeiv to bring a form of icdvva. [a] III. /x/ispeech to its middle or turning-point. KO.VTJ, 77, a rarer Trat, in Music, turns, tricks, quavers. Kav-qv, Dor. for KaveTv, aor. 2 inf. of /caiva). Kap.iTLp.os, 77, ov, (/ca/wnj) &?z^, turning, double. KavTj(j)opw, f. 770-0;, to carry the sacred basket in II. the procession. From Kap,TTTT|p, 77005, 6, a bend, an angle. turning-point in a race-course. Kavi]-4>6pos, ov, (/cdveov, (pfpca) carrying a basket : KA'MIITXl, fut. /ra/xâi: aor. I Z/cafjafia: Pass., aor. fj ~Kav7](j)cpos the Basket-bearer, in Athens a maiden I to bend, bow : who carried on her head a basket containing the saI. yuvv and eKafJKpdijv esp., yovvara Kdîrrfiv, to bend the knees so as to sit cred things in processions at the feasts of Demeter, down and rest, to take rest. 2. yovv /cdfAirreiv to Bacchus, and Athena. bend the knee in prayer. KA'N0AW PO2, o, Lat. cantharus, a kind of beetle, 3. yuvv KO.IJ.TTTCIV to bend the knee in running, to run. II. a sort of II. to bend, turn, worshipped in Egypt. drinking2. absol. to turn round a point; III. a kind of Naxian cup, Lat. cantharus. guide anything. boat. IV. a mark or knot resembling a beetle, ftd/JLTTTCiv aKprjv to double a headland; ftdfjurrfiv KU\trov to skirt the bay metaph., Kdfj.rrTtiv fiiov to on the tongue of the Egyptian god Apis. turn the middle point of life, i. e. to draw near to KavOiqXia, QJV, rd, Lat. clitellae, a pack-saddle, or
>arJ
at, to
bestow labour upon. 2. to work out, earn by toil; in aor. 2 med., vijaov eKafwvro they worked, tilled the island for themselves.
KavSvs, vos,
6,
'
its
close
cf.
#0/^77.
III. like
move
by entreaties, soften,
make
Lat.flecto, to bend, relent : generally, to
the large panniers of a pack-saddle. Kav9if|\tos, o, a large sort of ass for carrying bur-
bend, humble.
ov, (/cdfjiTTTca) bent, curved, [u] Kap,<j>0is, Kap.<|>0TJvai, aor. I pass. part, and inf.
KafAirvXos,
KO.jJ.1TTQ).
77,
dens, a pack-ass. KavQoiv, on/os, o, (/tdvOos)
of
KA'NNA
:
canna
Ep.
fut. inf.
77,
a pack-ass. a reed or cane, Lat. hence anything made of reeds, a reed-mat, a

or Kavvi],
775,
77, 77,
= tcav&ri\tos,
KO,|jivJ;p.v,
of
Kafiirroj.
(/ra/^Trra;,
reed-fence.
KajAvJ/i-irovs, o,
TTOt/s)
irovv, r6, gen. irodos,
bending the foot, swift-running. Kappas, (us, 77, (red/JUTTO}} a betiding, curving.
Kdfxuiv, aor. 2 part, of Ka^vca. also for Kal rjv, Kav, crasis for KOI dv: KO.V, crasis for Kal Iv, and in.
KA NNA"BI2,
/
icawa|3ivos,
ov,
77,
hempen, made of hemp.

tos, ace. tSa, also
II.
From
gen.
ecus
:
it,
gen. hemp, Lat. cannabis. tow.
anything
made of
and if,
even
if.
Kavvevcras, Ep. for Karavtvaas.

KctwofAOv, better KO.V vopov, Ep. for tcard. vopov. K&VOVIS, Toos, 77, (KCLVOJV) a ruler. KavovMrjxa, TO, poet, for /tavwv, a rule : also a ruler.
K(iv,Ep. for
ara before
i/,as
Kavvoôv for Kara vopov.

a
KavaOpov or K(ivva0pov,
TO, (#01/77) the body of
wicker carriage : a cane or wicker carriage. Kavavirrjs, ov, 6, Syriac word, of which the Greek not to be conZr)\Q}rr)s, Zealot, is a translation founded with XavavaTos, a Canaanite. '5211, f. QJ, to make a gurgling sound with water. (Formed from the sound.)
:
Kavovv, Att. contr. of tcdveov. Kfivctv, aor. 2 inf. of tcaivca.
KANA
K&VU,
fut.
of Kaivca.
Kdvo3J3os or KO.VCOITOS, o, Canobus, a town in Lower Egypt, notorious for its luxury.
Kavaerrpov, TO, (/tavv) a wicker basket, Lat. canistrum. II. an earthen vessel, dish. Kavd-<}>6pos, Dor. for
bar
Kfivwv, ovos, 6, (Kavrj, /cdvva) any straight rod or in Homer, Kavoves are tiuo rods running across :
the hollow of the shield, through which the
arm was
348
KA'PAAMON.
, :
2. a rod used in weaving ; ov, (Kauita, (fiip<u) of a horse, marked passed, to hold it by. cf. Koirirarias. the shuttle or quill by which the threads of the woof with a KaTTira the warp Kair-irtipt^w, poet, for /taratrvpifa, (Kara, -nvp] to (vijviov) were passed between the threads of catch fire. 3. a carpenter's rule : metaph. a rule or (/TOS). level ray of light. Kairpdco, (airpos) to be lewd or lecherous. 4. the beam or tongue of the II. mebalance : pi. the keys or stops of a flute. II. Ka-rrpios, o, poet, for Kairpos, a wild boar, taph. like Lat. norma, a rule or standard of excel- as Adj. like a wild boar. lence: KA'nPOS, 6, Lat. APER, the wild-boar. so, the old Greek authors were called KO.VOVCS, rules or models of excellence, classics; and the books Kairpo-<J>6vos, ov, (Ka-rrpos, *<tVcu) killing wild boars.
received by the Church as the rule offaith and practice are called the Canon or canonical scriptures.
Kavcbv, aor. 2 part, of Kaivca. Kdvcoiros, 6, see Kdvajftos. Kajj, crasis for KOI !.
Kdir, Ep. for
KAUTH,
fut. KO.I/SU
aor. I
:
efca\pa
Ep.
pf. part.
KtKafyiqws,
for
KeKacpws
to
II.
eat
qitick,
swallow
greedily, gulp down. for breath.
Ka-nretv 6vp.6v to
2. act.
gasp
dry-
Kdtrtjpos, d, 6v, (Kairvoi) dry, dried.
Kara before
rr
or
<p,
as
/cciTr
7re5toi> for
ing, parching.
clear, distinct.
II.
metaph. of sound, loud and
KCLimra, by
crasis for teal eirftra,
and then, and next.
KaireTOS, rj, (ffKairroj, for ffKaireros) a ditch, trench, Lat. fossa : a vault, grave : generally, a hole.
Kairucro-a, Ep. aor. I ; see airoKativoj. Kair-<|><iXapa, better KCLTT (f>d\apa, for KO.TCL cpaXapa. K<ip, Ep. for Kara before p, as Kap poov for KarcL poov.
KA'IIH,
caupona.
TJ,
crib,
KairrjXeiov, TO, the shop
manger. of a
KairrjXos,
a tavern, Lat.
From
Kapos, TO, the hair of the head, akin to Kapa; fuv kv Kapos aiary I value him but at a hair's worth. II. also for xdpa, Kaprj, head, as in tirl
rica 8e
KA'P,
KamqA.ewo, f. crew, (/ramyXos) to be a retail-dealer, drive a petty trade : metaph. to hawk about, higgle in ; KairrjXcveiv pax^y to make a trade of war, Ennius' helium cauponari : also, to adulterate, give out as
genuine,
Kap head-long.
palm
off.
Kdp, 6, gen. Kapos, pi. Kapes: a Carian, in later times despised as mercenaries Proverb., ei/ Kapl or ev rw Kapl SivSvveveiv to make the risk on a Carian, Lat. experimentum facer e in corpore vili : Fem.
:
KaiTTjXiKos, -f], 6v,(Kairr)\os) of or like a petty trader: tricky, knavish. Adv., KamjXiKws ex fiv * P^ a y ro ~
Kdeipa.
KA'PA"
rally, the
guish
tricks.
KairrjXCs, t8os, fem. of KdmyXos, Lat. copa.

retail-dealer, petty tradesKainrjXos, 6, (ct7TTCt>) man, huckster, higgler, Lat. caupo, opp. to fpnopos II. a cheat, esp. a tavern-keeper. rogue, knave.
:
a cup
Ion. KcipT} [a], TO, indecl. the head: genehead, top, summit of anything the brim of is used, like it KecpaX-f), Lat. caput, to express
:
:
a person, as OlSiirov Kapa for OlSiirovs

;
Kam, by
Kam0T],
VIKCS.
crasis for Kal eni.

97,
used by Horn, only in nom. and aec sing. later, the defecIn tive cases were supplied, viz. Kaprjs., Kaprj, Kapijv. Ep. we find lengthd. forms of gen. and dat. Kaprjros
Kaprjri, Kaprjaros Kaprjan. Kdpapo-trpoorwrros, ov, (Kapafios, irpoawiTOv) with the face of a crab.
(a7TT<y) a measure containing two %ot-
KairvT], 17, (Katrvos) a smoke-hole, chimney. Kairvia>, f. to*a> Att. to), (Kairvos) to cause smoke: to make or light a fire. II. to smoke, blacken with
scarabaeus.
smoke.
Hence
a smoke-offering
:
KairvLcrjjia, {MLTOS, TO,
incense.
a kind of beetle, the stag-beetle, Lat. a prickly kind of crab. Kapd-8oK0), f. rfaca, (Kapd, ooicevca) to watch with outstretched head, watch eagerly or expectantly.
II.
KA'PA~BOS, 6,
of Kairvifa. Kairvo-SoxTj Ion. -Soici), fj, (/tamos, ocxo/jtat) a smoke-receiver : a hole in the ceiling or roof for the smoke to pass through. KAIINO'2, o, smoke, Lzt.fumus. Hence Pass, to be Kdirvoco, f. wffca, to turn into smoke : burned into smoke, burnt to ashes.
Kairvtcrcrav,
Ep. 3
pi. aor. I
Kapavio-rrjp,
?7pos, 6,
(Kapa) touching the head, be-
heading.
Kapavov, TO, Dor. and Att. for Kaprjvov. Kapdvos, 6, (Kapa) a head, chieftain, chief.
Hence
, Kctirv-to8i]s, (Kairvos, efSos) like smoke, generally, dark, dusky.
smoky
Dor. for ftrjiroi. 6, Dor. for 7?7ros. Kdirira, TO, v. sub K.

Ka-rroi,
Kairos,
Kapavoco, f. waca, like Kf<pa\ai6ca, (Kapavov) to accomplish, achieve, complete. Kapd-TOfJtos, ov, (Kapd, re/tew) with the head cut off, 2. cut from the head. beheaded. = ftdp&apos, outlandish, foreign, barKapfBdvos, ov, barous. (Foreign word.) KAPBA'TINAI or Kapirdrivai, at, shoes of undressed leather, brogues, mocassins.
iffca Att. ita^KapQapov} to be like cress; sharp or pungent; ri Kap8a/J.ieis; why chatter so much about cress (i. e. about nothing) ? KA'PAA'MON, TO, a kind of cress, Lat. nastur-
to
Ka-mraSoKiô). f. aca, tofavour the Cappadocians. II. play the Cappadocian, i. e. play the rogue. From Kairira8o, oos, 6, a Cappadocian.
,
Kap8afuw,
f.
metaph.
to look
Ep.
for
KCLTM-, aor. 2
KAPAI'A
tium
:
Ka/moros.
349
which was eaten by the Persians Kap-rratros, 77, with heterog. pi. Kap&aaa, ra, a fine like mustard (Eastern word.) metaph. Kapoapov (3\eiretv to look flax grown in Spain, Lat. carbasus. cress, i. e. to look sharp and bitter. Kapmco, f. iffaj Att. to) (ftapirus) to pluck or gather
also the seed,
:
poet. icpaSia Ion. KapSC-rj, KpaSit], 17, the heart, Lat. cor; diro Kapbias \cyciv, like Lat. ex II. the stomach. animo, to speak from the heart.
KAPAI'A,
fruit : turn.
Med.
II.
to to
enjoy the fruits of, reap the re-
make fruitful, fertilise.
Kapmp.os,
fruit.
KapStaKos,
hence.
17,
ov, (Kapoia) of the heart or
stomach
77, ov, (Kapiros) bearing fruit, fruitful. Kapiro--yV60\os, ov, (Kapiros, yeve0\r)) producing
II.
dyspeptic.
KapSio-YvaxTTqs, ou, o, (Kapoia, yiyvuffKO}) knower of hearts. Kap8to-8T]KTOS, ov, (Kapoia, oaKva)) gnawing the heart.' KapSi-ou\Keo>, (Kapoia, Acu) to draw the heart out of a victim at a sacrifice. II. KapBoiKiov, TO, the cover of a kneading-trough. a muzzle. From KATAOIIO2, f), a kneading-trough, any trough. Kdpeo-cri,, dat. pi. of Kap. KapT), Ipn. and Ep. for Kapa, the head. KapTjaTOS, KapTjaru, Ep. gen. and dat. of Kapa.
Kotpi]|BdpEia Ion. -ITJ, heaviness. From
77,
Kapiro-Sco-fJia, cav, ra, (Kapiros, Seer/ios) chains the wrists or arms, armlets.
for
Kapiro-irotos, 6v, (Kapiros, iroteaj) producing fruit. KAPIIO'5,'o,./r7^V; Kapiros dpovpijs, corn, but also of wine; ol Kapiroi the fruits of the earth, corn. II.
metaph. the fruits, produce, returns, profit of a thing. KAPIIO'5, o, the joint of the arm and hand, the
wrist, Lat. carpus.
Kapiro-TXT|S,
perfection
:
fs, (Kapiros,
rcAccu) bringing fruit to
fruitful, prolific. Kapiro-roKOS, ov, (Kapiros, rfrcew) bearing fruit.
heaviness in the head
top-
Kapiro-4>d-yos, ov, (Kapiros, (payeiv) eating fruit.
KapT]{3apu>, f. From heavy.
770-0;,
to be heavy in
the head, top-
KapiTO-4>06pos, ov, (Kapiros, (pOfipu) spoiling fruit. From Kap7Tocj)opco, f. rjaoj, to bear fruit.
Kap-rro 4>6pos, ov, (Kapiros, (pepca) fruit-bearing.
Kapn]-|3apTjS, es, (Kaprj, /Sdpos) heavy in the head. Kapt]-KO|x6faVTS, or better Ka.pr\ KOJIOCOVTCS, ot, with
Kapiro-<j>vXa|, O.KOS, o, (Kapiros, <puAa) a watcher of

fruit,
[u]
hair on the head, long-haired, of the Achaians, opp. Kapiroa), f. wffca, (Kapiros) to bear fruit: later to offer to the Abantes, who wore their hair only at the back II. Med. Kapiroofjiai to fruit. gather fruit or reap of the head, and so were called 6iri0V KOfj-oowTes. crops from land: to exhaust, plunder. 2. to enjoy is Ep. part. pi. of K0fj.dca ; but there is no the interest of money : to reap the fruits of, enjoy Ko/j,6oJVTes
Verb
KaprjKO/J.da}.
inf.
a thing.
Kapfjvat, aor. 2 pass.
of Kcipca.
Kapircj)p.a, aros, TO, (Kapircxu) fruit :
produce, profit.
Kapijvov, TO, mostly
in pi. Kaprjva, (Kaprf) the
uvopwv Kapr)va,
:
dv8pfs; f$owv Kaprjva so
head; many head
Kapirwcris, fws,
77,
(Kapiroofiat)
a reaping the fruit
of: use, profit.
of cattle. II. metaph. a mountain-top, peak, crest of a hill also of a town, the citadel. Kapjyn, Ep. gen. and dat. of Kaprj. p-ytis, es, (Kept/cos, Zpyov) of Carian work. KdpiKos, 77, uv, (Kdp) Carian: KaptKi) uovaa, -f), a kind oi funeral song, a wail or dirge. KAPI'5, gen. toos or t'Sos, 77, Dor. also Kovpis or
Kcapts, a shrimp or prawn, Lat. squilla. [o] KapKaipco, to ring or quake, of the earth. (Formed from the sound.) KAPKI'NOS, o, with heterog. pi. KapKiva, Ta, a
Kappcovcra, Ep. for Karappeôvcra. Kapra, Adv. (apros) very, very much, Lat. valde ; Kal TO ttapra, very much indeed, really and truly.
KapTpo,
tient.
f.
170-0;,
2. c. ace. to
(KapTtpos) to be steadfast or paendure manfully. 3. with a

4.
Prep, to hold out or bear up against a thing. Hence with part, to persevere, persist in doing.
KaprcpTjo-is,
<ojs,
77,
a bearing patiently, patience,
endurance.
crab, Lat. cancer the zodiac.
also Cancer, the Crab, as a sign in

II.
a pair of tongs.
[F]
KcipKivo-xeipes, a)I/ pi- Adj. (KapKivos, crab's claws for hands.
X 6 'p)
^ Wlt
TCL, a festival held in honour of Apollo Kdpvfios by the "Spartans, during nine days of the Attic month Metageitnion, hence called Kap-
K A'PNEIA or Kdpvea,
fJirfv.
Kaprepia. 77, KaprepiKos, 17, ov, (KapTfpos} enduring, patient. stout-hearted. Kaprepo-OvjAos, ov, (KapTfpus, Ovfj.6s) = Kaprcpos, a, 6v, (apros) KpaTfpus, strong, staunch, brave, mostly of persons, but also of things ; Kapa binding Tfpa epya valiant deeds Kaprcpos opKos 3. 2. of places, strong, in a military sense. oath. master of a thing, lord of. 4. master of oneself;
;
= KapTeprjffis.
steadfast, patient, constant
also obstinate.
vcios
KdpiraOos,
called in
Kapos, Dor. for Krjpos. 77, an island between Crete and Rhodes,
Homer
T),
Besides the regul. Comp. and Sup., the forms most in use are Kpeiaoav, KpaTiffTos. KapTp6-x*p, <5, 17, (KapTfpos, x p) strong of
//
KpaTraflos.
hand.
Kapiraia,
a mimic dance of the Thessalians.
KapirdXtp-os, ov, (dpirdfy, Lat. carpo) tearing, swift, Adv. Kapira\ifJMs, rapidly. rapid.
Kaprepws, Adv. of KapTfpos, strongly; virvovaOai to sleep sound.

KapTwrros,
rj,
ov, Ep. for Kpa.Ti.aTOS.
350
KapTos,
fos, TO,
KATA'.
Ep. and Ion. for KpaTos, strength,
KA'2I5,
sister,
to$,
6 or
77
vocat. Kaai
a brother or
Hence vigour, courage. KapTt>vo>,Ep. for KpaTvvoj, to strengthen; aor. I med., tKapTvvaTo (f>d\ayjas they strengthened their ranks e/tapTvvavTO they strengthened or armed their
;
[a] the Cassiterides or tin-islands. Att. KarrCrcpos, 6, tin, Lat. stanKaaaLTepoio a plating of tin.
cav, at,
Kacro-iTeptScs,
KA52I'TEPO5
hands.
KSpva/TiScs, in Laconia.
cav, at,
II.
(Kapueu) the
women of Caryae
! j
in Architecture, Caryatides are
Att. KO.TT-, aTos, TO, anything stitched or sewed, the sole of a shoe or sandal : generally, a leather sole or shoe. From
KA22T'Xl Att. Karrvco, to stitch, sew together. II. female figures used as bearing shafts, [d] to stitch up, i. e. to concoct, a plot, [u] KapuKT], 77, a rich Lydian sauce made of blood and metaph. crasis for KO.I rich spice. [t>] Kao-Tov, by Hence Kacrropeios, ov, (KdaTcop) of or for Castor; KaKapuKivos, 77, ov, of the colour of. KapvKij, blood-red. to make a ffTopeios VOJJLOS, a warlike air for the flute, mostly used f. Kopvico-iroic0, 770*0;, (KapvKr), iroifca)
;
rich savoury sauce.
in Sparta.
Kapv,
Dor. for
terjpvg.
KA'PTON,
to sea in
the nut; K. IlepfftKov the

;
Evfioi'Kov the chestnut
K.
walnut; HOVTIKOV the fiber d.
K.
Kao-TopC8s, a/, (Kd<myp) a famous Laconian breed of hounds, said to be first reared by Castor also KO.:
OTopiai Kvves.
Kaptio-vauTrjs, ov, 6, (icdpvov, vavTijs) one
who goes
nutshell.
lerjpvffo'Q}.
Kapucro-o), Dor. for
Kap4>d\os,
hollow.
a, ov,
(dp^xo) dry, parched : of sound,
KacrTOpvvo-a, Ep. for KaTaaTopvvoa, pres. part. fern, of KaTaaTopvvp.1. KA<rra)p, opos, 6, Castor, son of Zeus (or Tyndarus) and Leda, brother of Pollux.
opos, 6, the beaver.
,
Kap^Tj, 77, (dp0a>) a dry blade of grass. Kapcjnjpos, a, ov, (tfdpôs) of dry straw.
KapcJHTT]s
[F], ov, 6,
Ep, for KaTeo~x*6*> 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2
of:
From Kao-wptov, TO, a brothel. Kao-topis, t'Sos, $,=Kao-d\pi], a harlot. A. GEKATA', Prep, with gen. and ace. : I. wool, such as birds make their nests of: in pi. husks, NIT. denoting motion from above, down II. down towards, down 2. the dry sticks of cinna- from. chaff, Lat. quisquiliae. upon; .vaTo. mon were also called xdp^rj. ofj./mTa iT7)a.i to fix the eyes down upon the KATP^fl, f. Kapif/ca, to make dry or withered: Pass. ground of a dart, KO.TCL yairjs yx^TO it went down to the ground : to wither away. so, Togeveiv KaTa TIVOS to shoot at one icapx&Xcos, a, ov, (tfdpxapos) rough in throat with (because the arrow falls down upon its mark) ; iraieiv
(/xp0os) built of dry straw.
Kapcj>os, eos, TO, (tfdp^cu) any dry particle, a dry stalk or chip, Lat. palea : dry twigs, straws, bits of
: ;
teaTa TIVOS to strike at one 6/xoo*cu KaTa TIVOS to III. Kapxap-68ovs or -68<ov, OOOVTOS, 6, 77, (fcdpxapos, swear upon a thing. against, in opposition to ; \6yos KaTa TIVOS, Lat. oratio in aliquem, a with sharp jagged teeth. ooovs) speech one accused; but, -rrpos Tiva, Lat. adversus Kapxapos, ov, (xapdo*o*o;) sharp-pointed or jagged: against a speech in answer to an opponent. aliquem, generally, sharp, biting. B. Accus.: I. of motion downwards, /ZT<1 Kapxif]8wv, ovos, 77, Carthage: Kapxt)86vios, a, ov, and KapXT)8oviaKos, 77, 6v Carthaginian. 2. of motion or extension, poov down the stream. KapXT|oaov, TO, a drinking-cup or goblet narrower over, throughout, among, at, about, over, as KaTa
thirst, Virgil's siti asper.
; ,
in the middle
than at top and bottom.

ship.
II.
the
yaiav, TTOVTOV: throughout, all along : also of Place,
masthead of a
Kcipvf/e,
(Deriv. uncertain.) Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of /cdpcfxu.
upon, @d\\fiv KO.T

Place, as,
do-nioa.
3.
generally, of
Kapo>, Dor. for Kijpai. Kas, by crasis for KO! els or Kal 4s.
KdcraX|3a,â),
f.
oca,
to
From
abuse in harlot" s language.
Ka<raX|3as, dSos, 77, a harlot, strumpet. Ka<ras, Kacrds or Kacr-fjs, ov, 6, a horse's caparison or bousing, a carpet or skin to sit upon. (Akin to
K<as, KUIOS.)
KA ISI'A
Ion. -Ctj,
77,
cassia,
fern,
an Arabian
spice,
an
KaTa OdXaTTav by land and sea. II. distributively, of a whole divided into Kara <f>v\a, KaTa QprjTpas by tribes and clans; parts KaTa <r<f>fas by themselves so, of time, KaT iviavTuv year by year; and of numbers, KaT' oAryovs few at a time. III. of object or purpose, ir\eiv Kara npfjîv to sail on a business; 7rAaeo'#cu KaTa \r)'i'8a to rove in search of booty. IV. of fitness, according to, answering to ; KaTcL OVJJLOV according to one's mind; so, KaO' rj/j.t:T(pov v6ov after our liking;
777^ ical
;
;
ward
inferior
kind of cinnamon.
77,
Ka<ri-Yvr]TT),
KO(ri-Yvi]TOs, 6,
of KaoiyvijTos. (d(rt*, yevvd<u) a brother:

sister
:
then
i
any blood-relation, a nephew or

KaaiyvrjTos,
rj,
niece.
.II.
as Adj.
ov, brotherly, sisterly.
KUT' avQponrov according to the capacity of a man; TO, <pvo~iv naturally ; KUTO. ovvajuv to the best of one's power ; KaTa Ta o~vyKfi/Ava according to the 2. in relation to, terms agreed upon. concerning; Ta KaTa iroAc/xoi/ all that belongs to war; TO KaO* vp-ds
Kara
as
far
Kara/3pvKa>.
a place and leave there
tion,
:
351
Med.
to lay as
as concerns
you;
;
Kara, rovro in this
way;
a foundaor into.
same way. V. of numKara egnKuffia crca about 600 VI. of Time, throughout, during, in the years. course of; Kara ruv iro\e/j,ov in the course of the war; Kara *Af.ia<riv about the time of Amasis; ol
Kara ravrd
in the
bers, nearly, about
Ko.0'
ground, found.
KaTa-pd-rrrto, f. if/a, (Kara, /SOTTTO;) to dip

icaTa-f>apea>,
f.
down
-fja<a,
(teard, (3dpos) to
weigh down,
overload.
live about our time, our rinds those that
contemKara,,.
poraries.
when
VII. the Comp. is followed by rf , the qualities of things are compared ; /*ef(Jbf f) too great tear' avQponrov greater than is suited to man,
;
Ka/rapas, aor. 2 part, of itara&aivoj. KardpSais, ecus, 17, (Kara&aiv<a) a going down, de2. a way down, a descent: the entrance scending.
to
a cave.
Kara oaKpva greater than for man p.* ifa rj for tears, too great to weep for. POSITION when Kara follows its case, it
:
to call
KaTa-pa<7|i6s, Att. for Kara$aOp,os. Karapdroj [a], 3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of Kara@aiv<u. Ka/Tapavco, f. a>, to bark or bay at, nvus.
is
writ-
ten Kara.
As ADV., like Kara, downwards, from above, down. I. downwards, down, as in KaraIN COMPOS. II. over against, in answer to, as in Karfiaivo).
:
Kara-Pepaioopxu, Dep. to affirm positively. KaTa.pp\T]|juvos, pf. pass. part, of Kara&d\\<u. Karapeiofxcv, Ep. for Kara^w^v, I pi. aor. 2 subj. of Kara0aivo). Ep. for Karaffrjvai, aor. 2 inf. of Kara,
aoca, Lat. occino.
as in Kar-rjyopcca. the simple word, as in Kara-Koirrca, Kara-<f>a-yftv. Kara as a Prep, was shortened by Poets into
against, in hostile sense, IV. often only to strengthen

III.
KaTa,pif)<rO, Ep. for Kard0rjffai, 2 sing. aor.
med.
Kay
imperat. of Karaftaivo}. of Kara/Saivca. KaTO,pT|o-o|jiai, fut.
before 7, KO.K before K, Kap. before p, KO.V before v, Kair before IT or (p, Kap before p, KO.T before r or 6. In compd. Verbs, Kara sometimes changes into Ka&,
Kap, Kar, scdrOave.
Kara-ptpd^w,
fiaii'oj,
f.
-ftifidoca Att.-/3j8a),
Causal of Kara:
to
make
to
go down, bring down.

fut.
Kara-Pippwo-Ko),
up, devour.
Ka\,
as
Ka@0a\G, Ka\\tire, Kappeovo~a,
Pass., aor. I KartfipwOrjv
-Ppuffopai aor. 2 KarlPpwv to eat pf. -#e/>oy*cu

: : : :
Kara, Ion. for KaO' a. Koka, crasis for at clra, and then.
,
Kara-plow,
life to
f.
-wffojjiai
life.
aor. 2 Kartfiicav
to
bring
an end, pass
,
for Kard@T)0i, aor. 2 imperat. of Kara(3aiv(a.
f.
f.
acu, to treat carelessly,
mismanage.
Adv.
(/earajScuVa;)
going down : below,
fiXdif/w, to
damage.
down-stairs, opp. to avafiaorjv. [/Sa] KaTa(3a0p,6s, 6, (Kara&aivta) a descent: the

the steep slope which separates aor. 2 opt. of
), f.
17, t>v,
name
of
Egypt and Libya,

;
-firjaofjiat
pf. -/Se/fy/ta
aor. 2
Kar-
(0r)v,
Ep.
pi.
subj.
Kara/3 eiofjiev, for

:
Kara-p\T]xdop,at, f. icaTa-p\wo-Kw, f. -//oAou/iat aor. 2 KarôXov ; to go down or through, pass through. to cry Kara-Podo), fut. -/So^cro/xat Ion. /Swcro/xat II. down, cry out against, exclaim against, c. gen.
: :
(Karafid\X<a) likely to throwoff. rjffojMi, Dep. to bleat aloud.
Kard0a
ffdfj,r]v,
imperat. (for Kara/3rjdi}
aor.
med.
c.
ace. to outcry, silence.

,
Hence
:
ffeo
Ep. 3 sing. Karf&r)(rero, Ep. imperat. Kara@rjto go or come down, Lat. descenders : c. gen.
;
to
from
di(f>pov to come down go down to; OdXapov KO.but also, rf@7]ffaro she came down to her chamber K\ipaKa Karafiaiveiv to come down the ladder and 2. to absol. to come down stairs. go down to the sea. 3. to go down into the arena, to fight, con-
go down from
a chariot
:
Karaftaivetv
ace. to
c.
a cry or outcry against one and f(as, f/, a crying out against. a laying down : a founri, 17, (/farajSaXAcu) 2. a 2. a paying down. dation, beginning. periodical attack of illness, a fit.
rjs, f/,
to feed Kara-poo-ica), f. -f3offKr)a<a, (Kara, &UGKOJ) Med. to feed upon. flocks upon a place ov, with long flowing locks.
:
tend.
e. g. in
4.
metaph.
:s
to
II.
speaking. the horse
come to a thing, arrive at, rarely in Pass., iiriros Kara-
f.
ffca,
:
to decide
against one, deprive

be
one of one's right
Pass,
to
unfairly cast in
dismounted from.
suit.
axxioopwu, Pass. (Kara, BaKXioca) to be full of Bacchic frenzy. KaTa-pdXX&), fut. -/3aAw aor. 2 KarefiaXov, Ep. 3 to pf. -&(0\r)Ka, pass. -@(@\rjiJiat sing. #a/3/3a\ throw down, cast down, overthrow, lay low ; Ko.ro.(3d\\(iv els yuvv to throw on the knee, of wrestling to let fall, drop down-: also to lay or put down. i.
: : : :
KaTa-ppxw,
to
f.
-0pea}:
Pass., aor. I
Kar^pe X Or]v:
to strike
down, hence
down, and so to slay. esp. to the sea. 4. to to pay off, discharge.
3. to bring or carry put down, pay down :
down: Kara-pptOw [t], f. -Ppiffca: to weigh or press II. intr. to be heavily laden, metaph. to outweigh. weighed down by a thing, [t] to *KaTa,pp6x<>, aor. I Kar((3poa, opt. Karaftpogeia, gulp or swallow down: cf. dva@p6xuKara-ppo\Qi, f. iffo) Att. iw, (leard, PpoxOoi) to gulp down.
[u],
f.
wet through, drench.
5. to
put down into
a>,
to bite in pieces, eat up.
352
KaTa|3pa>crop,(H, fut.
fut.
Karate*)',
aor.
Kareaga, part.
KaTa-0upo-6w, (Kara, fit/pact) to cover over with bides.
tcardgas
yaws} underII. on the ground; ground, subterraneous. Kardyaioi arpovQoi birds that run instead of flying,
ostriches.
Ion. fut. of Karafiodca. KaTa{3a><rop,ai, KaTa-Ycuos Att. -YCLOS, ov, (Kara,
feartrjya : aor. 2 pass. Karedyrjv [a], : to break in pieces, shatter, shiver: to break, weaken. II. in Pass., and in pf. act. Kareaya, to be broken ; /earpf.
(in pass, sense)
Karedya Ion. inf. Karay^vai
eayevai or Karayrivai TT)V Kt<pa\.r)v to have the head broken.
KaTaYY^Xevs, e<as, 6, (KarayyeXca) a proclaimer. Ko,T-aYY*XXw, f. -eXo), to announce, proclaim, de2. clare ; fcarayy\\fiv iro\(fjiov to declare war,
to denounce, disclose, betray.
KaraYvoxris,
able opinion.
ecus, 77,
II.
f.
(KarayiyvdiffKOj)
an unfavour*
:
condemnation.
enchant, bewitch
to cheat,
KaTa-YOTjTVW,
impose upon.
Kar-aYopeiJco,
f.
oca, to
Hence
ov > denounced, betrayed. , Att. for Kardyaios.
ffca,
to
denounce.
Ka,Ta-YXa, 77, (Kara, ye\6<u) Comic posed town, FtAa KOI K.araye\a.
name of a
sup-
KaTa-YXaoTos,
KaTa-Y^Xaco, f. daopai [a] Pass., aor. I KareytXdaQrjv
From ov, ridiculous. aor. I KarfyiXaaa :

:
From KaTO,Ypa<f>os, ov, engraved, embroidered. KaTa-YpcL<t>d>, f. ipoj, to mark or scratch deeply : to II. to engrave: to paint over, fill with letters. write down : to register, enroll.
Kar-aYpeco,
f.
770-0;,
to catch, overtake.
pf.
-ytyeXaafjiai
to
KaTa-Yup.vac0,
fut. ao*a>, to exercise constantly.

'.
laugh at: absol.
to
laugh scornfully, mock.

o,
KdTa-YcXtos, (aros,
ery: also absurdity.
Ko,Ta-YT]pdo-Kaj,
(Kara, -yeAcus) ridicule, mock-
to lead ot Kar-aYco, f. -d<v aor. 2 Kar-qyayov carry down, Lat. deducere: to lead or carry to a place,
:
esp. to the sea-coast.
2 . to
bring down from
the
of Kardyvvfj-t. Ka.r&yr\va.i, aor. 2 inf. pass, f. -yrjpdoo) or doopai : aor. I KO.T;
to grow old, tyrjpdaa or -eyr/pava : pf. -yeyrjpaKa : pass one's old age, Lat. senesco; 3 sing. impf. Kara Verb eyrjpa (from Karayijpdcu), or aor. 2 (as if from
in
fit, cf.
yrjpdaKOj)
>
to
'
>
grow
old, Lat. senesco.
KO,Ta-YiY a P T t a> f- IOC>} (Kara, yiyaprov) to take out the kernel : metaph. for stuprare. to stay or reside KaTd-YtYvopxu, * -y^v-f]aop.ai
:
Pass, to come to land, opp. to dvdhigh sea to land: 4. 3. to draw out, spin. ytoQai (to put out to sea). II. to to bring down, lower. bring back, esp. Hence from banishment, to recall, restore. II. a putting KaTaYYT|, 17, a bringing down. 2. a a ship into harbour, landing. landing-place: a resting-place, lodging-place. hence 3. KaTaYwYtov (fardyoj) a place to lodge in, rest>
ing-place, inn.
at
to
also to busy oneself about a thing.

f-
Kar-S.y<avLô\iai, fut. -IffofMi Att. -lov/mt, Dep. to
Ka.ra.-yiyv(jicrK<ii,
-yvwaofMu
aor. 2
Kareyvcav
struggle against, prevail against.

KaTa-8a.Lvvp.ai,
f.
remark, observe, discover,
esp.
with a view to
find-
-oaiffofJLat,,
Pass, to devour.
2. to lay something to one's charge, c. ing fault. gen. pers. et ace. rei, as, /carayiyvwaiteiv rivos dvavhim 8pii)v to lay a charge of cowardice against Pass., KarayvcaaOcls irprjffaciv being thought or sus:
Ka.ra-oa.KVd), fut. -orjo[JLai, to bite in pieces. Ka.Ta-Sa.Kpu)(>v, ovaa, better divisim, Kara odtcpv X*w, shedding tears.
j
Kara-SaKpva),
absol. to
f.
aca,
to bewail or
lament
bitterly:
senpected to be doing. 3. to give judgment or tence against a person ; Karayiyvcucutfiv nvbs QdvaTOV to pass sentence of death on one, Lat. damnare
weep
bitterly.
:
ffaa6ai
Kara-Sap,ab>, f. daoj aor. to subdue utterly.

:
inf.
med. Karaoap-a-
aliquem mortis; ttarayiyvwffKeiv

decide a
suit.
O'IKTJV
to
adjudge or
Kar-ayi, Ion. for reaOaytfa. KdT-aYiv<o, Ion. for Kara-yea, to down. II. to bring back.
lead or
carry
squander, waste utterly. pieces, devour. Kara-SapGavco aor. 2 KartSapOov, by poet, metath. Kareopadov also, in same sense, aor. 2 pass. Karff.
KaTaSap,vap,<u, KaTa-8airavono, KaTa-SeLirrw, f.

:
= KaraoapAfa.
rjaca, to
-odifioj,
to
rend in
Kara-Yivo|Aai, -YIVWO-KO), later forms
bapBrjV, poet. subj. KaraSpaOS), part. tearaoapOeis
to
KaT-aYXatco, f. KaTa-YXtoTTiJw
rifffjiar.
laoj,
:
f.
strengthd. for dyX iffca Att. to) pf. pass.

: :
sleep soundly, fall asleep.
KaTa-8o.Top,(u,
tongues :
themselves.
licentious
f.
-Sacroftat,
Med.
to divide
among
(/card,
y \airra)
to kiss by joining
fteA-os
Karey\caTTifffJ.fvov
II. to
wanton,
KaTaScTjs,
es,
(aTa5cu)
wanting or failing in some-
song. one.
use the tongue or speak against
one down, silence him. Hence KaTaYXo>TTicr|Aa, TO, a wanton kiss. Kar-aYp-a, arcs, TO, (fcardyoj) wool spun out : a
III. to talk
Karathing, lacking of: hence poor, needy ; Comp. oetarfpos, weaker, inferior, see Karadeais.
tcara-Sei, impers. there
:
is
wanting
see rcaraota}.
:
piece or Jlock of wool.
KaTa-Yvap/TTTO),
f.
I^QJ,
to
bend down.
Ka,Ta,YvoiT|v, aor. 2 opt. aor. 2 part,
to fear Kara-BciSw, f. -oeiffca aor. I Kareoeiffa vtry much, be in great terror of. KaTa-8iKvvp,i and -vo>, f. -odga aor. I aT-e'5eâ to shew clearly, point out, make known : Ion. e8ea c. inf. to shew how to do : to establish, prove.
:
353
f.
aaca [a]
to
shew signs offear or
Kara-8piro),
f.
-bpiipu, to strip off.
cowardice.
Kara8cai, Ion. aor. l inf. of KaraoeiKvviu. or Ka.Ta-8top.ai,, f. -Seêro/wu, Dep. to want

very
to intreat earnestly, Lat. deprecari. Kara-BtpKOjjiai., aor. 2 act. KareSpaKov, and in
:
'
need
Kara8pop.T|, 77, (Karaopafifiv} an overrunning, inHence road, raid. icaTa8pop,os, ov, overrun, wasted by a raid.
much
same
sense pass. KarcoepxO-rjv
Dep.
to look
down,
to look
down upon.
Kard-Spvp-fia, aros, TO, a tearing or rending. From Kara-SptJirrd), f. -Spinf/ca, to tear in pieces, rend. KaraSwai, aor. 2 inf. of Karaovca. Kara-Bwaorcvo), f. ffoj, to exercise lordship or sove-
Kara,-ecr\JiOs,o,atieoTband: a magic knot Jove-knot. reignty over, overpower, oppress. Kara-Scvco, f. era), aor. I KarfSevaa, to wet through : L Kara-Svvd), = Karaovw in intrans. sense. to water. KaraBvs, aor. 2 part, of KaraSva).
Kara-Scxopiai,
mit.
2. to
f. -Seô/nat Dep. : to receive, adreceive back, take home again.

:
KardStio-ts,
|
water: of the
Kara-Seaj (A), f. -orjaca, to bind on or to, bind fast : i. to put in bonds, to bind to or for oneself. II. imprison. 3. metaph. to convict of a. crime.
(Karaovoi) a going down under a setting: generally, a descent. Kara-Suo-wired), to put quite to the blush, esp. by
foos, 77,
stars,
Med.
earnest intreaty. Kara-Slid) and Kara-Stive)
fut.
I.
Surrey
aor. I
Kari-
to tie
down, shut up,
close, check.
ovaa
:
Kara-Beco (B), f. -8c7)oca, to want, lack, need, be lacking in a thing, esp. of numbers KaraSei, impers.
there
is
Causal, in pres. Karato make to sink, 8vca, fut. -ovffca, aor. I -eovffa Lat. mergere ; itaraovaai vavv to sink or disable a
:
aor. 2
Karfdvv
need.
KO.ro.-
ship.
II.
KaraSeus, Adv. of /raraSciJs, in defect: Comp. dcfffTfpcas x ctz/ * be very ill off.
med. Karaovoâi, with

-SfOvrca, -Sfovttfiv
:
intrans. in pres. act. Karaoi/vta and in aor. 2, pf., plqpf. act., ttareSw,
to go under water, sink, Karaovvn with sunset.
set,
of
KaTa-8-qXos, ov, very plain or manifest. KaTa-8ir}|ji,o{3oped>, f. rjaca, (KOTO, 8ijpo0vpo$} to con-
the sun; ap'
ijtXica
i. to
go down
sume
publicly.
f.
Kara-Slai/rdd),
rjffca,
to decide as arbitrator against, to reconcile
to give arbitration against,
nvos. KaTa-SiaXXdoxTd) Att. -TTO>, fut. -acy,

KUTa-oi8cop.i,
f.
into, to steal or creep into : to get into the midst of; Tcu^ca xaraovvat to get under, i. e. put on arms. 3. to keep hidden, lie hid. Kar-aSo) Ion. -aeC8&> f. acrobat rarely -daw
:
: :
again.
cwffca,
of rivers,
intr., to
flow or
:
to sing to, to charm by singing, Lat. occinere : absol. II. to deafen by singing. to sing a spell, charm. Kara-8d)po8oKed), f. rjffca, to accept presents or bribes.
empty themselves into. KaTa-SlKao), f. acrcy

fcaraSf Sitcaa yuai
:
Kar-actSd), Ion. for Kardoca.

:
Pass., aor. KarfSiKarrOrjv

agai?ist,
pf.
Kara-eijAtvos, pf. part. pass, of KaQivvvp.i, clothed,

clad, covered.
II. pf. part. pass,
to
:
give judgment
pass
of
tcaOirjfJLi,
let
sentence upon, nvos Med. to absol. to condemn : get sentence given again t another, procure his con-
down, hanging down.

Karacivvo-av, 3 pi. reaOevvvfjii. KaracCcraro, Ep. for KaBeiffaro, 3 sing. aor. of Ka9(a).
Kara-evviifAv, poet, for Kadevvvfii to clothe, cover, overspread.
:
impf. of
one who has judgment given against him. KaTa-8iKT), 77, (Kara, 5t/n?) judgment given against one, condenmation, sentence : a fine. [?]
demnation
Pass., KaraoeSiKafffjifvos
med.
impf. /earaflvvov:
:
KaTa-8tu>Ka>,
KaT<x-8iKos, ov, (Kara, St/n?) condemned. ca or f. o(jiai, to pursue closely.

f.
Kar-aatvd)
afaivQ},
Ion.
aor.
Kara^fjvaffKOV
(Kara,
-Sogca, to suppose a thing against or to the prejudice of another, to suspect : to think, supsuspose : also in aor. I part. pass. Kara8o^9fis
KaTa-8oKd>,
being
aiu) : to make quite dry, parch up. Kara-dd>, inf. Kara^rjv, to live one's life out. to tie or yoke Kara-iryvi)jxi and -lio), f. -(v(a Pass, to be bound fast, straitened : to together, yoke :
:
pected.
Kara8odd>,
fut. dffo},
= KaraooKfa).
be imprisoned.
Kara-BovXoo), f. wata, to reduce to slavery, enslave: also as Dep., with fut. and aor. I med. -Sov\waofMii.,
KaraT|va<rK6, 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of Karaâivca. Kara-d)vvi)pA and -vd>, f. -^wffca, to gird fast : Med.
to
gird
oneself,
inf.
Hence -8ov\caadfj,r]v, pf. pass. -8(5ov\ca[Mi. KaraBovXeoo-is, fas, 7), a reducing to slavery, enslaving.
KaraOfiveiv, aor. 1
KaTa-Odirrd),
f.
if/w,
of Kara9vr)ffK(a. to bury, inter.
KaTa-8ovTro, f. -fjffaj, to fall with a heavy sound. KaTa-8otnrm, <w, ot, (Kara, SOUTTOS) the Cataracts of the Nile also the parts of Ethiopia in which they
:
are called by Cicero
Catadupa
as neut. pi.
Kara8oxT|,
77,
(ttXTa&xo/Mt) a receiving, admitting.

inf.
KaraSpaOw,
aor. 2 subj. pass, of KaraoapOavcv.
: Kara-0apo"uvd>, to embolden or encourage against Pass, to take courage, behave boldly, [v] to look down Kara-Ocdofiat, f. dffonai [a], Dep. upon, watch from above, observe. KaraOeivai, aor. 2 inf. of KarariOrjut. KaTaOeio, 2 sing. aor. 2 opt. med. of icarariOt]^. Ep. for -Of<a[Mi, aor. 2 subj. med. of
KaraSpajxeiv, aor. 2
354
Kara0eio}i,V, Ep.
, ,
1 pi. aor. 2 subj.
of
Kar-aiK(a>,
Kar-aiveo),
f.
f.
iffca
Att.
to),
to
wound
severely: to
ill-treat, disfigure.
subdue by charms. Hence enchantment. an accursed thing. Kar<i06(ta, aros, TO, (Kararidrj /)
f-
&>,
to
o"<u
Kar<l0Xis,
fas,
77,
approve of; Karaivfiv

certain conditions.
to agree to, assent to, poet. TJGOJ iiri TLVI to agree to a thing on
:
II. to
grant, promise
to
Kara-0|Ji,aTia),
f.
(To;,
(/caratfe/ia) to curse.
inf.
promise in marriage, betroth.

Kar-aiptco, Ion. for KaOaiptoj.
:
Kara06cr0ai, aor. 2 med.

Kard06<7is,
ys,
7),
paying down, discharging. Kara-Oca), L -9evffoiMU II. run into harbour.

:
to take or put Kar-aipco, fut. -apu>, (Kara, aipoj] down. 2. intr. to put into port : of birds, to go of ships, to down to a place, light upon it. to run down : to make inroads or incurKaT-ai(r0avojjtai, L-aiaOrjffofjiai, Dep. to comprehend sions : c. ace., KaraOtiv \wpav to overrun a country. fully. f. 170-0?, to contemplate from above. Kar-aCo-ios, ov, (Kara, aiatos} righteous. Kcmi-Oecoptco, KarawrxvvTT|p, Tjpos, a disgracer. From Ka,ra-Qr\y<a, f. <u, /o sharpen, whet. to make womanish. KaT-atcrxvvio, f. vv>, to shame, disgrace, disKara-0T]Xvvo), (Kara, 9rj\vs} honour. III. Med. to feel shame before another, Kara0i]0-a), Dr. for KaraOrjffcu, fut. of KarariOrjîi.
(KararidrffJii}
of KarariOrjiM. a putting down
Kara-0VT|o-KG), fut. -9a.vovfJi.ai
aor. 2 /careOavov Ep.
to reverence.
KzrOavov
rtOvrjKa, part. re9vr)Kous Ep. -rtdvr)/o c/zV ws, WTOS, inf. -Teflrarat Ep. -re9vdfj.ev [#] be dying : in aor. 2 and pf. /o & dead, deceased. away,
:
pf.
Hence
KaraOvi^Tos, 17, cV, mortal. Kara0opetv, aor. 2 inf. of KaraQpwffKO).
Kara-urxco, poet, for Kariaôj. Kar-atrtaofxai, f. do"o//at [a], Dep. to accuse, arraign, blame, find fault with : c. ace., to lay to one's II. the aor. I charge, object to one impute. part. KaraiTiaOfis occurs in pass, sense, accused, put
:
on one's defence.
Kara-0opv(3),
Kara-0pT]VCi),
Kara-0pa>o-Ka>,
f.
f.
70*cy,
770*0;,
/o cry down. to bewail, lament.

inf.
Karairv,
a crest.
ijjos,
T),
a low helmet or skull-cap without
Oopftv
ff/ceiv
rty
f. -9opovfJ.ai : aor. 2 tcareOopov, /o /ea/> or jump down : c. ace., KaraOpualfwairjv to leap down from the wall.
(Deriv. uncertain.) Kar-auopcofjuu, Pass. (Kara, alojpfoi) to hang down. Kara-Kay \aû>, f. aaca, to laugh loudly at.
KaraKaTJp,V, Dor. and Lacon. for

2 inf. pass, of Kara.KO.ioj. KaraKaifjiV, Ep. for KaraKaieiv.
Karaicafjva.i, aor.
to lose all heart, Kar-a0ii(ji6(o, f. 770*0;, (Kara, d#u/<iea>) to be very much dejected.
Kara-0t)(uos, ov, also 77, ov, in or upon the mind, at heart ; fj.r)0e ri roi Qdvaros Kara9vfuos carca let not
Kara-Kama,
fut.
KavS)
aor.
2 KO.rf.Ko.vov
like
death
one's
sit heavy at thy heart. mind, welcome, well-pleasing.

f.
II.
according
to
Kara-0v&),
cate.
II.
Med., Kara9vea9ai
sacrifices.
if.
vaca [y], to sacrifice: to offer, dedinva to compel one's

iffca
KararcTeiva}, to slay. Kara-Kaico Att. -KO.G) [a] : fut. -Kavffa : aor. I KartKavaa Ep. KarfKrja : aor. I pass. KarfKavOrjv, aor. 2 to burn, burn down, consume by burnKareffaijv :
ing
Pass.,
Kara nvp
f.
fKarj the fire

to
call
had burned down

in-
love by
magic
or out.
Att.
to),
Ka.Ta-0wpu,Kia>,
to covsr with
a coat
Kara-KaXeco,
vite.
fffca,
down, summon,
:
of mail,
arm
at all points.
ecus,
i),
II. to
Karai-pao-is,
poet, for Karaâcns.
Kara-KaXvirro,
to veil oneself.
call upon, invoke. to cover up, envelope f. tyta,

to
Med.
bend or
Pass, to wither, Kara-K<ip({>OD, to dry up, parch: Karat-Pares, 77, ov, poet, for aarajSaros, giving a fall into the sere. KaraKaveras, aor. I part, of /caraKaica. passage downwards ; Ovpai Karaiâral dvOpdnroiat gates by which men descend. Kara-Ko.'U)(a o p. ai f. rjffofiai, Dep. to boast against, KaT-ai8op.ai, Dep. with fut. med. -cuSeVo/zat, aor. exult over, vaunt at. I pass. r)0a9r]v to feel shame or reverence before KaraKelai, Ep. aor. I inf. of KaraKaioj.
'
KaTau-pXT7js, ov, o, poet, for KaTa^drrjs, (/carafiaivca) one who comes down or descends, of Zeus descending in thunder and lightning : also of the 2. epith. thunder-bolt, hurled down, descending. of'A.x(p<vv,to which one descends, downward, infernal.
Kara-Ka,p.Trra),
f.
-Ka.fj.if/cj,
bend down
to
turn by entreaty ; KaraKaîrreiv e\m8as to bend down, break down hopes.
another, to reverence, respect: to do a thing.
c. inf. to
be
ashamed
KaraKi(jiv, Ep.
KaraKeCcre,
2 pi.
pres. inf. of KaraKa'uu.
of
Karaite'ia).
Kar-ai0a\6a),
KaT-ai0u<rcra>, over ; irXo teapot
f.
wffca, to
a>,
burn
to ashes.
down
of motion, to float or "hover vwrov KaraiOvoaov his locks floated

f.
Kara.-Kijxat, f. -Kfioopai, Dep. to lie hid: to lie stored up, to be laid by.
sick.
3. to recline at
down
to lie to lie
2.
meals.
:
his back.
2. to light
Kar-ai0o>, to burn down, burn to ashes. vp, ignite, illumine.
KaraK6top,v, another form of Karafrf)0/j.ev, q. v. but also Ep. for KaraKica/j.v, pres. subj. of KaraKtio). f. -Kfpw, to cut down, waste, consume.
,
Kara/ceio)
to wish to >, Desiderat. of Karcucciftai, KaKKtiovres, Ep. part, for KaraKfiovrfs.
lie
355
over, deluge, inundate: to fill full of water. to wash down or away: also to wash out, efface.
II.
down
Hence
KaTttKKXicro, 2 sing, plqpf. pass, of KaraKXivoj. KaTaKKpaKTi]S, ov, 6, (icaraKpafa} a brawler. KaTa-KeXcvw, f. <rcu, to give the word of command:
of the tcfXcvarr/s, to give the time in rowing. KaTa-KVTw, f. rjaoj, to pierce through, sting severely. KaTa-Kcpavvoco, f. waoj, to strike down by thunder. KaTa-Kp8aiva>, f. avu or r\a<a, to make a gain of a
thing wrongly or meanly.
Ko.TaKXvcrp.6s, 6, a deluge, flood. KaTa-KXh>0es, at, (KaraKXwOca) the weird women who spin thread, a name of the goddesses of Fate, MoTpai, Lat. Parcae. KaTa-KXu0(o, f. -KXuao), to spin out, of the Fates.
KaTa-Kvdeo, f. -KV/jffca: aor. I KartKvrjaa or grate down : to cut piecemeal.

i^co,
f.
to scrape
KaTa-KpTOp,i>, f. -fjaoj, to rail violently: KaTaKTjp,v, Ep. pres. inf. of KaraKaioj. KaTa-KirjXcco, f. rjffta, to soothe by charms :
KaTaKTjop.cv, Ep. for KaraK-qoi^v, of KaraKaioj.
Ko/ra-K-qpou),
f.
to
mock
at.
iaca
:
aor. I /care/cvlffa
to pull to
pieces, Lat. velllco

to enchant.
Pass, to itch.
like KaTateoipifa, to put to
i pi.
aor. I subj.
wffoj,
KaTa-KTjpxio-o-a) Att.
(Kara, Kijpus) to cover with' wax. -TTW, f. v<a, to proclaim or
aor. I inf. pass. KaTaKot^rjOfjvat, to go to sleep, fall asleep, sleep. II. to sleep through, sleep out; KaraKOijJirjoai TJ)V <f>v\aicr)v to sleep
:
Kara-K0i(xda>, f. deep, lull to sleep
rjffca,
out the watch.
command
by herald.
to KaTa-Kipvirjp.1, poet, for KaraJtepavvvfu, Pass, to be well mixed.
mix
well:
= KarafcoifMoj, to lull to sleep. KaTa-Koip,io>, f. iffa, Kara-KOivcoveo), f. 170*0;, to make one a sharer, give
one a share.
KaTa-Kio'O'OS, ov, (Kara, KKJGOS) ivy-wreathed. fut. -KXavaojjai : KaTa-KXatco Att. -KXdo> [a] bewail or lament loudly : absol. to wail aloud.
: :
Ka,T-aKoXov0o,
to
f.
jjffoj,
to follow closely.
tcD,
KaTa-KoXirl^co, f. iaoj Att. into a bay or gulf.

KaTa-Kop,t8T|,
exportation.
to the sea.
17,
(Kara, /roATros) to run

to the sea-shore,
KaTaKXa'acrOau, Dor. aor. I inf. med. of KarauXfia. Pass., KaTa-KXdco, f. ao~a; [a] : aor. I KartKXacra to break down, break short off, aor. l KareKXaaOrjV II. metaph. to break down, overcome, snap.
:
a bringing down
iaca Att.
:
From
f.
enfeeble, of sorrow, fear, or illness. KaTaKXaxO'tivai, Dor. aor. I pass. inf. of KaraKXfioj.
KaTa-KXdu), Att. for KaraKXaioj. [a] KaTaKXeis, i5os, Ion. and Ep. KaTaKX-q'is,
to bring down, esp. iw bring to land or into harbour : to bring into a place of refuge. KaTO.-KOp.os, ov, (Kara, KufJiTj) with falling hair. Kar-aKOva, 77, (Kara, aKovrf} destruction.
Ka.Ta-Kop,ia>,
2. to
ijtSos,
77,
Ka.Ta-KOv8t5Xio>,
f.
tcrcw,
to buffet severely.
to),
a fastening for doors.

: :
f. Ion. -KXi}tu) old Att. -KX-rfa) oca Dor. -Aaa; Med., aor. I Kar(KX(iadfj.7)v Dor. Pass., aor. KarcKXeia0r]v Ion. -euXT)KarfKXqgaftrjv :
-At-
Ka.T-aKOVTtco, f. iaoj Att. strike down with darts.

Kara-KoirTO),
f.
(Kara, UKOvrifa) /o
tadrjv
Dor. -fKXaxdrjv (not -K\do0j]v)

2. to
to shut up,
aor. I KarKoif/a : f. : Pass., p. if/cu to cut in KaraKfKo\f/ofJiat : aor. 2 KareKoirrjv : II. to stamp with pieces, cut up : to kill, slay.
post
shut fast.
shut
f.
up
KaTa-icXirjpoSoTcci), tribute by lot.
ijo'cy,
in a fortress, to blockade. (KXrjpos, St'oVu/^) to disto inherit, obtain by in-
die, coin into

Ko,Ta-Kocr|Ac'co,
money.
f.
rjffoj,
to
arrange,
set in
order;
string
:
iirl
KaTa>KXir]povop,4co, heritance.
f.
rjff(u,
Vfvprj KaraKoffpftv to Jit the nerally, to furnish, adorn.
arrow on the
ge-
Kar-aKOvto,
rjffoj,
f.
-aKovffofj.ai, to
KaTa-KXTjpovxo,
ment.
to inherit.
II. to
f.
to receive as one's allotlot,
ject to.
II. to
hearken
assign to another as his
give
ica.Ta-Kpa, fut. in crying.
hear and obey, be subgive ear to, hear plainly. -KCKpdofj.ai, to cry down, outdo
to,
KaTaKXi0TJvav, aor. 2 inf. pass, of KarajcXiv<a. KaTaKXtvTjs, ts (KaroKXivrjvai) lying down, stretched
,
absol. to prevail,
at length.
II.
sloping, steep.
fs,
to prevail over, subdue : r/ffo}, become master : to become current. Kara-Kpcp.ap.ai, Pass, to bang down, bang suspended.
Ka,Ta-KpaTo,
f.
KaTa-KXlvo-J36VrfjS, one lie abed.
(Kara, KXivrj, fiaivoj)

:
making
aor. I Kara-Kpcp-avvvp-t or-vco, fut. -Kpcp,aaca [a] to bang to or upon, hang up, attack KarfKptfAaaa
:
:
lay
KaTa-KXivw p], f. -KXivw aor. I tear(KXlva: to down, to make to lie down or sit at table : also to lay upon a couch, to lay the sick on couches in the Pass, to lie down, esp. at temple of Aesculapius
:
to or by.
Kara-KpovpYw,
f.
r\a<a, to
cut
up
like
a butcher.
table.
II. to lay loiv, overthrow.

feus,
57,
Hence
\
KaToxXioas,
table
;
7}
a making to lie down or sit al KaraKXtcris rov ya/tov the celebration of a

,
Kara-KpfjOev, (Kard,Kapa) Adv./rom wards,from top to bottom : metaph. entirely, utterly. or -aop,ai, = KaraKpejuinat. Kara-Kpi]p.vap.ai f. iffoj Att. to), (Kara, Kprjpvvs) to Kara-Kp-qp-viô),
the
head down-
throw down a precipice, throw headlong down.

KaTa-Kpt]p.vos, ov, precipitous.
marriage.
f.
vffw [u]
aor. I
xarttcXvaa
to
wad
KaraKptua aros
TO, condemnation, sentence.
From
N,
356
Kara-Kpivco,
f.
judgment against
-KpTvu: aor. I Kareitplva: : to condemn, sentence, [i]
to
give
KaTa-Xdp,Trco,
f.
-Xa^ca,
to shine
upon
to shine.
Hence
KaraKpierts, eci's, 7), condemnation. KaTa-KpviTTCo, f. ifjca, to hide away, conceal, keep II. hidden: part. Kattfcpvirrcav Ep. for KaraHpvirrcav. Hence intr. to use concealment, dissemble.
Kara-Kpv<|>T|, r), a hiding : metaph. a subterfuge. KaTa-Kpu<o, f. -fcpcaca, to croak at. Kara-KTajxcv and -Krajievai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of tca-
Kar-aXytfa, pain.
i
f.
rjffcv,
to suffer greatly,
be in great
KaTa-Xc^yo), 2 KaTeXtyrjv
f.
:
-Xea>
aor. I pass. Kar^X^\6rjv, aor.
to lay
down, put
to
bed,
make
lie
down
:
Med., with aor.
I KaTeXfgd/jiTjv, to lie
sleep aor. 2 pass.
in this sense occur KareXfKro, 3 sing, of
Kar^Xf^^v,
II. to
Xfypevos.
tell
inf. /caraAexfc", partpick out, choose out of many,
down, Ep. #araIII. to
raKreivct).
to choose as soldiers, levy, enlist, enrol.

fut.
:
Kara-Kraojiai,
Dep.
to
KTÔO/MH get or gain for oneself:
aor. I -fKTrjodfjLrjv : in pf. KaraKKTr]fJ,at,
or count up, recount, reckon

e.
up
to
go
over, re-
peat, detail,
tears
:
g. a pedigree.
f.
to possess.
KaTa-Xi|3co,
aor. 2 act. part, of ttaraKreivca
fut. -fcrevca
:
:
KaraKrds, Ep.
KaiftEMT&fMVOV. KO/ra-KTCivoa
:
pass.
Pass, to
[ca-ruXeip.p.a,
pour down, let drop : to shed run or drop down. r6, (/caraAetrrw) a remnant, residue.
fiu, to
:
Ion.
uravia Ep.
p.oet.
Kraveca
aor. I
as, a,
KartKTfiva
aor. 2
KartKravov
inf.
Karetcrav,
KaTdXefirros, ov, (KaTaXfi^ca) anointed. Kara-XfCiroa, f. ifsai Ep. forms, pres. KaXXeiTOj,
fut.
Ep. imperat. /raTai>,
vat, part. Kararcrds : KaTeKrdOrjv: Ep. aor. 2 KarfKrdfj.ijv,pa.rt. Karatcrdpzvos : 2 pi. fut. med. (in pass, sense) KaraicrfveeoOe :
KaraKrdfj,fv, -dfj.ePass., aor. I pf. fcareicrova :
KaXXetyca
aor. 2 /caXXiirov
to leave behind, leave
as
:
II. an heritage, bequeath. to leave or give up to another.
to forsake,
abandon
III. to suffer,
allow.
put to death. KaTa-Kvj3evw, f. oca, (Kara, gamble away.

to kill, slay,
KaTa-X.TOvpYo,
*cu/3os) to lose
f.
r/ffftj,
to
spend one's substance

over.
by the dice,
in bearing public burthens.

KaT-dX6i(j>co,
f.
\pca,
to
smear on or
you,
to
Kara-KvXtvSo),
pf.
f.
:
down
stoop
-KfKvXiOfAai or off".
f. :
toca [t] : to roll
Pass., aor. i -cKvXiaOrjv: down : Pass, to be rolled
Ka/raXej-w, Dor. for K(naXtai, fut. o
Kara-XeirToXo-yco),
distinctions.
f.
wear away by fine
KaTa-KtmTco,
to stoop
i/'cu:
and peep
aor. I KarfKinf/a: into.
to
bend down,
Kara-Xetia),
f.
oca,
Kara-Xx6at, Ep.
Kar-aXeco,
f.
f. oca, to exercise authority over. Kara-Ktipoco, (itard, Kvpos) to ratify: aor. I part.
Kara-Ki)piv<d,
aor. 2 inf. pass, eoca, to grind down.
(Kara, Aeva>) to stone to death. of KaraXeyca.

'
i^t
,
leave
cease. off, stop,
KaraKvpcadfis KaraitpiOeis, something. Kara-KwXiJca, f. voca [y] : to binder from doing : to back. detain, keep KaTa-Kcop,dco, f. doca, to burst riotously in upon, to
attack with a drunken band.
condemned
to
Pass, to forget utterly.
able to grasp 17, 6v, (tcaTaXanfidvca) or check, able to keep down. KaTaXtjirros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of KaTaXauPdvw, to II. be grasped or seized, within reach, attainable.
,
KaTaKa>XT|, incorrect form for /caroKfax^. KdTaXajSeiv, aor. 2 inf. of KaraXafJ.@dvca.
act. seizing
upon.
37,
uaTaXTjij/is, ecus,
to boast or
(KaTaXapfidvca) a grasping, seizII.
KaT-aXaôvevofxai, (icard,
dXa&v) Dep.
ing, winning.
an attacking, assaulting.
brag
.
largely.
f.
KaTa-Xl0aco,
170-00,
f.
Kara-XaXcco,
to babble, chatter,
II. to
KaTa-Xiirapa),
KaToXXa-yi?],
?7,
doca, (Kara, Xi6os) to stone to death. f. rjaca, to entreat earnestly.
talk or rail at, slander.
Hence
:
exchange,
profit
made on
ex-
KaraX&Xia, KardXaXos,
2 KareXafiov
:
r),
slander ov, slanderous.

evil report,
:
and
change.
II.
a change from enmity
to friendship,
KaTa-Xa|a,pdvcL)
f.
XrjiôfMii Ion.
reconciliation, mostly in plur. Kar-aXXdo-o-co Att. -TTCO :
From
f.
pf. KareiXrj(pa Ion.
Xaa
to seize
:
to
change
Pass.,
Med.
Pass., aor. I KareXf}<f>Qr)V Ion. KareXdfj.([>9r)V : upon, lay bold of, take possession of: to seize
Med.
hold
\ j
to seize for oneself: to preoccupy.

in,
to,
II. to
keep
stop
down
:
oath.
or under, check : hence to put an end 2. to bind by to settle, conclude. III. to catch, overtake, come up with :
2.
:
change with aor. I ffarrjXXdÔrjv, aor. 2 KarrjXXd'yTjv [a], to become reconciled. KaT-aXod&), f. ijaca, to crush in pieces, destroy.
change.
reconcile:
to
II. to
dca : aor. I uar-fjXto exchange, give in exfrom enmity to friendship,
KaTa-Xo'yio[Ji,ai, fut. -ioofMi Att.-fovfJ.ai: Dep.: count up, reckon, consider : also to impute a thing
of events, to come upon, befall, happen to one impers., KaraXap.rd KaraXaftovra = rd ovfj.fidvft it happens to one f3avra, what had happened, the circumstances of the
to discover, detect, Jind.
;
hence
II. to count or reckon among. KardXc-yos, 6, (KaraX^yca') a counting up, enrolment: the catalogue or list of persons liable to serve in the army; ol IK KaraXoyov those on the list for service.
to one.
case.
Hence
3,
Kard-Xoiiros, ov,
a, ov, verb. Adj. to be checked.
left,
KaT-aXoKico,
f.
ioca, to
remaining. cut into furrows.
KCLTavrjcrai.
357
f.
KaTa-Xowo>, f. crtu, to wash completely: Med., Ka.ro.\ovfiv TOV fiiov to spend one's life in bathing. Kara-Xo<J>d8ta, Adv. = /card \6<pov, on the neck.
Ko,Ta-[jiepicj, tribute.
iffta
t
Att. tw, to cut in pieces : to dis-
Ka.Ta-[A6Tpea>,
f.
rjaca, to
measure or mete out
to
to
KaTa-Xoxi&>, f. KaraXoxifjAos,
ff(u,
to distribute into troops.
Hence
measure.
KaTa-(XT)X6co,
f.
o,
distribution into troops.
wa<a, (*rard,
Â?/)
to
put in the
Kara-Xoco, old Att. pres. for Ka.TaXov<a. Kard-Xvfia, (Kara, Aua>) an inn, lodging.
Kara-Xdp-atvofjiai, Dep. to ravage, destroy. KaTaXvcri|AOs, ov, (/raraAita) to be made an end of. KardXtja-is, ews, 77, (tfaraAwy) a dissolving, putting
probe
metaph., ftrjfjibv KaTafujXovv to put the ballotbox like a probe down another's throat, i. e. make
:
him disgorge
\g'ainst.
'
stolen goods.
f.
KaTa-p/r]vva>,
vo~<a
[i/],
to give
information a-
2. to intimate,
make known.
down, making an end of: of an army, a disbanding: KaTaXvais TOV TTo\fj,ov an ending of the war gene:
3 sing. Ep. aor, I med. of /fara/tdct;. f. &vo), to taint, Pass. defile, pollute :
a conclusion, finishing. II. a resting, lodging: also = Ka.Ta\v(j.a, a resting-place, inn. From Ka,TaXt;TT|s, ov, one who lodges in a place.
rally,
to
wear unwashen garments

or -VCD,
f.
in sign of grief, Lat.
squalere.
-fjii(u: aor. I
/rareâ, Ep.
Kara-Xtiw,
f.
-Xvooi: aor.
put down, make down a form of
to dissolve, an end of, destroy, cancel: to put government : to depose from comI tcaT(\.v<ra:
part.
to
mix, mix up, compound.

rjffca,
to
spend in paying public
mand
to
:
to dissolve, dismiss, disband.
2. to
bring
officers.
an end, terminate ; KaraXvtiv iro\fj.ov to end a war Med. to come to terms with one, make peace
II. to
KaTap.op.<{>os, ov, (/rctTa///(/>o/ttu) faulty.
with him.
to take
unloose, unyoke
hence
absol.
KaTa-X<o4>dto,
one's quarters, halt, rest, lodge. f. yaw, to rest from a thing. Ka.Ta.-\j.ayfV(o, f. o<a, (Kara, /utryos) to beivitch.
up
Ka,Ta-fi,aXaKia>,
f,
iaca Att.
effeminate
Pass, to be or
iw become
f.
to
so.
make
soft or
Kara-fxovas, (/rard, HOVQS} Adv. alone, apart. KO.Ta-\iovo\ia\(<a, f. 77<ra;, to conquer in single combat. KaT-a|xirX<> and -ajjiiuo'xw, to encompass, cover. KarajAvâTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I med. of KaTajj-vaaca. KaTdjxticris, (ws, 77, (ara/;cy) a closing of the eyes. KaT-o|JLVo-o-o) Att. -TTCO, f. ^cu, to tear, scratch, rend.
KaTa-p.VTTO)T'u&),
f.
ffu, (fcaTa, fjLVTTWTov} to
make
KaTa-p.3Xdcro-to Att. -TT<O,
dcu, to soften much,

:
mincemeat
:
of.
appease, pacify.
Kara-fiavOdvoj,
pf.
fêfjia6r]Ka
:
fut. -fiadrjffofMi
aor. 2
:
to learn or observe well
ffuiOov : to under-
I KaTepvaa, poet. inf. f. TLKJ&} \y] : aor. to shut or close the eyes: to nod, drop
:
asleep, dose
also to die.
II.
stand : to consider well.

Kara-p-apydco
Ion.
-i>
f.
i\G<a\
to
be
stark
mad.
f. -fi^pipcj, to catch hold of, catch. KaTa-|xapTt;po>, f. 7700;, to bear -witness against: Pass, to have evidence given against one.
KaT-avcryKd^w, f. daoj, toforce down into a place. to overpower by force, constrain, confine: coerce. KaT-avd0p.a, aros, TO, a curse. Hence
KaTavaOcfxarCJco,
f.
KaTa-p,dpirTO),
iata, to curse.
Kara-vauo,
to
make
to dwell, settle:
only used inEp.
KaTa-|ido-crofxai,
Med.
to
wipe
off.
Kar-ap-dco,
f.
rjaw, (/card, dficww) to pile up,
heap up:
Pass, to KaTfvacradiJLijv : take up one's abode, dwell, only in aor. I KaTfvdadrjv. aor. I KaTrjvaXcaaa : Kar-avaXio-Kti), f. -avd\wa<a
aor. I act. Ka.Ttvo.Goa
:
med.
Ep. aor.
med. KaTap.âap.rjv.
edge
off",
to
pf.
$caT-ojx|3Xvva>, (/card, d{j,p\vv(a*) to take the make blunt or dull.

Ka/ra-fAeOixrica),
f.
spend lavishly, eis Tt upon a thing act. KaraydXtoKa, to be lavished.
Pass.,
with
Kara-vapKaw,
upon. Kara-vdo-o-w,
beat at sea.
to be slothful towards, press heavily
-fj.f9vooj [i/], to
I inf.
make drunk with
sheer wine.
f.
-vao),
to beat
down firmly.
of KaTa/j.4vca. KaT-ajjicXtoj, f. Tjffoj, to give no heed to, neglect sol. to be heedless : Pass, to be neglected.
Karajxeivai, aor.
WCTQJ, (/card, KaTa-[AXtTO<o, over, of the nightingale's voice.
f.
KaTa-vavjAax<,
:
fut. rjacu, to
conquer in a sea-fight,
ab-
Kara-vcuco,
f.
-vcfj.w, to
/Ai)
to
shed honey
pi.
mong.
II.
Med. and
distribute, allot, assign a-. Pass, to divide among them-
KaTan,|xirros, ov, blamed by all, abhorred: neut. as Adv. 50 as to From give cause for blame. f. aor. i med.
KaTa-jj.|j.c)>ojjun,
fte [AipofMii
:
:
2. selves, partition out: hence to take possession of. to feed or graze land with cattle, Lat. depasci. From Kardvevo-ts, ecus, 77, a nodding to, assent.
I part. Kavvevoas: assent, opp. to dnovfvo}; vTrtffx TO * a * Kar *~ vevfffv he promised and confirmed his promise by a
-ffj.fj.-
KaTa-vva>, {.-vfvffojMi: Ep. aor.

to
tydfj.7)v,
find
pass. -fJL(fj,(p$r]v Hence fault with.

77,
Dep.
to
blame, accuse,
nod
to
Kc.Ta[X|j.vj;Ls, ecus,
a blaming, finding fault, acto stay behind: to
nod :
make a sign
>o>, f.
cusing.
tcaTa-|juva>,
f.
wffoj, to
by nodding the head. overcloud.

.
-pevu,
remain, con-
tinue in a state.
Ion. -VTJW, f. -1/770-0;, to heap or pile up. aor. i inf. of Ka.ro.vko).
358
(Kara, dV0paf ) burnt to ashes.
icaTa-vCcj)co, to
it
-w KdT-dv0paKico, f. iffa), and Ktvr-avOpaKoco, f. Pass, to burn to cinders :

:
to be foot
snows ; Karevitye over Thrace.

KdTd-voto,
f.
snow upon or over: impers., Karav'upei x tovi T *l v Pq Kr1 v snow fe^ a ^

to
to trample down, trample under trample on. KdTdirdVjXd, aros, TO, a check, hindrance; and KdTdirdvcris, fcas, 77, a putting a stop to, putting II. (from Pass.) a calm. From down, deposing.
,
f.
770-cy,
metaph.
to
fjffo},
remark, observe, perceive

:
to
!
understand, learn, know
to consider.
KdT-dvo|Adi, Pass. (Kara, avca) to be used up or The Act is supplied by Karavtca. wasted. KdTd-voTico, f. iffca Att. to), to bedew.
KctT-avTct,
KdTd-Tfdvco poet. Kdir-iTdvco f. o<a\ to put to rest, 2. to make one stop from a thing, calm, assuage. hinder or check from : to stop, hinder, keep in check : to put down, depose one from power. II. Pass.
:
and Med.
to leave
off",
cease, rest.
KdT-dVTaco,
KaT-dvrr)S,
dvrrjs.
Adv. of Kardvrijs, downwards. down to, arrive f. rjaca, to come

cs,
at.
KdT-aTreiXeto, f. TÔW, to threaten loudly ; Karairfi\tiv 67777 to use threatening words. KdTd-TTlpdT7]pCd Ion. -TmpTjTTJpCTj, f), (Kard, 1T64paco)
to dv(Kara, dvra) down-hill, opp.
" 2. absol. oritover against, right opposite, facing. of the penult, long in Horn., \_i right, downright.
KdT-dvTTjcmv, Adv. (Kara, avrdca} opposite. KdT-avTticpv, (Kara, dvriKpv} straight down from.
II.
a sounding-line. KdTd-ireXTdJco, fut. -affoftai, to overrun with lightarmed troops (TTC \raarai). KdTdir6(jnrTOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Kara-ire fjiirca, to
be sent down.
KdTd-TTp.irco,
f. f.
ifjca,
to
send down to the
sea.
short in Att.]
KdTd-iT6v0o,
770-0;,
to
mourn for.
KdT-dVTiov, Adv. over against, opposite, fronting. KdT-dVTiirepdS, Adv. right over against, opposite.
KdT-avTXeco,
f.
KdTd-ireirrj'yd, intr. pf.

,
Ep.
pf. part. fern,
of KaraTrrjyvvfU. of KarairrrjffCica.
770-0;,
77,
to
pour upon
f.
or over.
Ion. for KaOdirep.

,
KdTdvuis,
teas,
stupefaction, slumber.
a>,
From
:
KdTd-vvcrcrco Att. -TTCO, be pricked at heart.
to
prick
Pass, to
II. in
Pass, also to lie in
a
:
mostly in Med. -irp8o|jLdt: aor. 2 Karto break wind at one. pf. KaraTi(TTOpoa (TrapSov KdTd-ircrcrco Att. -TTCO fut. -iriif/oj: to boil down
:
:
deep sleep, to slumber. KdT-avvio Att. -VTCO

to
or digest
:
metaph.
to digest, keep from rising.

Karairi-rrrca.
f.
vffca [u]
aor. I Karrjvvffa
KdTdiTcrcbv, aor. 2 part, of
bring
;
to
an end, finish
a journey: to arrive at a
2. to
place
c.
gen., <pi\r)S irpogevov Karrjvvffav they
reached the house of a kind hostess.

plish, perpetrate.
have accom:
to spread KdTd-ir6TdwvjJit or-vco,fut.-7r6Taact; [a] : Hence II. to spread or cover with. out over. KdTdireTdcrp,d, aros, TO, a curtain, veil.
KdTd-TTCTOjidi, fut. -TTTrjaoâi

part. Karairrdfifvos
:
'.
aor. 2 KareTrrdfArjv,
KdTd-vcoTto(Adi, fut. -iaouai, Dep. (Kara, j/orna>) to carry on one's back.
to fly
down.
Pass., aor. -fav<a aor. I Karfgrjva I KaregdvQrjv to card or comb pf. Karâufjjai: ^vell: to tear in pieces, wear away, reduce to nothing. /, Ep. for Kardgiv, fut. inf. of Kardjca. >, f. o;o"o;, (Kara, ei/os) to receive as a
:
KdTa-divto
f.
f. woca, (Kara, TTeVpa) to stone to death. KdTd-TrtTTCO, Att. for Karaireffffca.
KdTd-7TTpoco,
KdTdir<J>vcov, part, of aor. 2 Karcirctyvov. , 3 sing. aor. I subj. of Kara-ntoaoj.
and -vco
fut. -7777^0;
aor.
Kar-
guest, entertain.
kdT-dtos,
KdTdjjioco,
ov, quite
f.
worthy
to
of.
Adv.
-teas.
Hence
to stick fast in (he ground, fix firmly : Pass., with intr. pf. act. Kara-Treirrjya, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 KareirqKTO, to standfast or firm in, be firmly to leap
ho- fixed in. bid; Tro\\d Yoljpcu' vu(popais icaKdTd-irrjSdco, f. raiu I bid a long farewell to calamities. 2. to KdTd-mp/irXTjpa, resolve or determine on a thing. KdTd-TTCp,irpT||jU,
wffoj,
deem worthy,
esteem,
nour.
II. to
r]ffofj.ai,
f.
down from.
77X7700), to fill quite full.
KdTd-|vco, f. vcrca [v] Pass., pf. -tfcvcruai down, to scratch or mark.

:
to scrape
KdTd-mvco,
mov
to
gulp
ashes. f. -irprjaca, to burn to fut. -iriopai : aor. 2 Kariiriov Ep. /rair2. or swallow down, absorb.
in, imbibe.
KdTaopos, Dor.
KdTdiraicros, or downwards ;
77,
for Karpopos.
ov,
metaph. to drink up, consume.
3. to
swallow up, use
(nara-nri^vv^L) fastened
down
, :
to sell outright.
Kara-naKrri dvpa a trap-door. KdTd-ird\dico, f. aca, to throw in wrestling.
fut.
-irfaovjMi
:
aor. 2 Kareircffov Ep.
pf. -iTfirrcuKa
to fall
down
metaph.
to
KdTd-irdXXco, to shake down : Pass., in 3 sing. Ep. fall, sink, subside. aor. 2 KariiraKro, to vault or KdTd-m<rcr6co Att. -TTOCO : f. -duffca, to cover with leap down. Att. -TTCO, f. -Trdffca [a] : aor. I Kar- pitch, pitch over to keep out the air. ^KdTd-irdcro-co (irdffa: to besprinkle: to sprinkle or strew over. ftdTdirXdo-jjid, aros, TO, that which is spread or
Hence
ov, besprinkled with, embroidered.
smeared
over, a plaster.
Frcm
:
KdTd-TrXdcrcrco Att. -TTCO
f.
-ir\dffca [a]
aor. I
KarapiyrjXos.
'
359
:
spread or smear over, plaster with : Med., KarairXdaacffOai TT)I/ Ke<paXr)v to plaster one's own head. Hence
KartirXctffa
:
to
negat., and
(ff0ai ccprj
in
bad sense
he
ov
2.
impunity
i
icdTdirXdcrros, 77, ov, plastered over. KaTa-irXacrrus, uos, 77, Ion. for KaraTrXafffia. KdTd-irXK<>, f. ca,to entwine, plait: metaph. to implicate, entangle.
2. to finish twisting,
thing.
and so
to
i
Karairpoi'gtrai sulted me ou itara.ifpoi(.i rovro Spcav thou shall not escape or get offfor doing this. 3. c.
;
ou Karairpotsaid they should not get off free, with Karairpoigti you shan't do it for noalso with part., ou Xca^rjad^vos efj.% he shall not escape for having thus ini. absol.,
gen. pers.,
ffifi) 8' (Keivos ou Karairpo1'erai he shall not use me bring to an end, finish. KdTd-irXcos, ov, also a, ov Att. -irXcws, &"/ gen* ill for nothing. cu soiled or KdTd-irpcoKTOS, ov, = KaraTTvycav. (Kara, irAeos) quite full of a thing i" KdTdirTfiKwv, oi/Tos, aor. 2 stained with it. part, of Karairrr)ff<fca. KdTd"TrXo, f. 7rAeuo*oêu aor. I KarfirXcvaa KdTd-irrepos, ov, (Kara, nrrepijv') winged. Ion. pres. -irXcoco to sail down, as, to sail from the KdTdimf|(rop.ai, fut. of KaraiTfTOfjiai.
: > :
:
high sea
stream.
to shore,
put into port, put in:

back.
cu,
to sail
down
\
II. to sail
cav,
KaTd-irXecos,
KaTdirXirjIis,
gen.
6,
77,
Att. for KardirXcos.
Ep. aor. 2 Kardirrrjv, TTTrjgca KdTd-iTTTio'O'to, fut. 3 dual Karairrrjrrjv ; another poet. aor. 2 part, icarairr&Kwv occurs: pf. Kar^rtrrjKa or ~xa, Ep. part. Kara:
KaTa.irX7], 7770$,
(KaraTr\T)ffffca) terror-stricken.
TTtTrrrjcas
to
crouch or cower down, to
lie
crouching
fcas, 77,
amazement, consternation. From

\
or cowering.
KdTd-irXT|o-<Tc0 Alt. -TTCO : f. a>: aor. I KareirXrja: Pass., aor. 2 Kareir\dyrjv [a] Ep. KarfTrXrjyijv : to strike down : metaph. to strike pf. TTfirXr]yfj.ai :
KdT-dirTOp.di, Ion. for KaOdTrrofj.at. KdTdiTTUo-TOs, ov, also 77, ov, (/faTdTTTuoi) to be spat
upon, abominable, despicable.

uw,
at,
Pass, to be amazement, astound, confound: panic-stricken, be amazed. KdTd-TrXoos contr. irXovs, 6, (KarairXeca) a sail- upon or ing down to land, a putting ashore, putting into harbour. II. a sailing back, return.
with
(Kara, TTTU^T;) with ample folds. aor. I. Kareirrvaa: to spit as a mark of abhorrence and contempt.
,
f.
vaca [u]
= KarairrTjffffca.
,
lewdness.
From
KdTd-n-XovTifco,
enrich.
fut. iaca Att. iw, to
make very
Hence
rich,
KdTd-iruYwv, ovos,
lustful, brutal.
TJ,
neut. nvyov, (Kara, ifvyfj) lewd,

:
KdTd-irXxivco [u], to bathe with water.

icdTairXtiaris, ecus,
77,
a bathing in water.
aor. Kartirvffa, KdTd-irvOo), f. vaca [u] rotten : Pass, to become rotten.
to
make
KdTd-irXaxo, Ion. for KaratrXtca. KdTd-irvcico, Ep. for Karanveca.

to KdTa-irvC0, f. -nveuaop.ai aor. I Karfirvevffa breathe upon or over. 2. to inspire, instil. Hence a breathing or blowing. KdTdirvoT|, 77,
: :
KdTd-iruKvos, ov, very thick.

KdTd-rnJptfco,
f.
iaca,
f.
(Kara,
to
TTU/J)
to catch fire.
KdTd-irvpiroXeco,
770*01,
KdT-dpd Ion. -dpi) [ct], T), KdTdpdipir)p.vos, Ion. for Ka6r}pr)fJ.evos, pf. part. pass.
j
consume with fire. an imprecation, curse.
KdTd-ir68d and KdTd-ir68dS, Adv.,

Kara. TroSas,
for Kara, TIOOO.,
the track, quickly, straightway. KdTdiroO-f], 3 sing. aor. I subj. pass, of Karamvca. KdTd-'iroXcp.eco, f. rjffca, to war down, wear down or
upon
Kar-apdoLiat f. -affoftai Ion. rjaofiai: Dep.: to invoke upon one, mostly in bad sense ; ?roAXa Karr]paro he uttered many curses: to pray for evil to one,
:
overcome in war, Lat. debellare.

KdTd-iroveci),
f.
curse,
toil
utter imprecations
upon
pf.
part.
Karrjpa-
770*0*,
f.
to
wear out by
to),
or suffering.
(j.fvos, in pass, sense,
accursed.
KdTd-irovTtco,
into the sea,
iaca Att.
plunge or drown KdTdirovTmr|S, ou, 6, one who throws

f.
(Kara,, irovros) to Hence therein.
throw
KaT-apdo-o-w Att. -TT, f. cy, to dash break in pieces, to hurl down.
down, smash,
into the sea,

i
of pirates. KdTd-irovToco,
KdTd-iropvevco,
wffoa,
= KaranovTi^ca.
f.
tvaca, to prostitute.
ov, (KarapaofMi) accursed, abominable. KaT-ap-yo>, f. 770*0;, (Kara, dpyus) to leave unemII. to make useployed: hence to make barren. less or void : Pass, to be abolished : to he set free.
Kardparos,
KdTd-Trpdcro-co Att. -TTG>, f. -irpdgca, to effect, acMed. to achieve for oneself. complish, achieve : KdTd-7rpT)VT|s, c's, head foremost, with the forepart downwards ; \eipl Kara-rrpTjvtt with the hand moved downwards, i. e. with the fiat o/the hand. Hence
KdTdirpT)v6o>,
f.
:
Kar-apyifa, f. iaca, (Kara, dpyos) to make to tarry. in pi. ra KarapYH-a, aros, TO, (KardpxofMi) Kardpypara, the beginnings of the sacrifice, introduc:
tory rites.
KdT-ap-yvpoa),
ver.
cuo-cu,
to
throw down headlong.

to
II. to
f.
KdTd-irpiw
pieces
:
[t]
aor. I Karenplffa:
f.
saw up or
in
KaT-dp8a>,
waca, to cover or plate with silbuy or bribe with silver. dpaoj, to water : esp. metaph. to bef.
to cut or tear in pieces.
KdTd-irpo8t8a>p.i,
to
KdTd-7rpouro-op,di,
f. i.
-npodwffca, to betray. -TT/>O/OJU Att. ir/>oto/mi

e.
sprinkle with praise. KaT-apeop-ai or -&MMU, Ion. for Karapdo(j.ai.
KaTa-pr-yTjXos,
77,
cV,
(Kara, ptyeaj)
making one
do for nothing,
with impunity, always with
shudder, horrible.
360
KaT-5pt0[Ao,
to count
f.
T)G<a, to
count or reckon among.
2.
up
Med.
to recount.
KdT-apKeco, f. 770-0;, to be fully sufficient. KaT-app.6a>, Ion. for KaOap-. Kar-apveojxai Dep. with fut. med. -apvrjffofjiai, aor.
:
to furnish completely: KaTtjpTiff^vos (pf. part, pass.) well furnished, complete. Hence KardpTicris, feus, f], a restoring, restoration : a
making
perfect, educating.
I pass. -r)pv7)6r}V
to
deny
stoutly.
KaTapTurrT]p, Tjpos, 6, (tfaTapTtcy) one who adjusts: a mediator, reformer.

Kar-apTiKo,
aor. I pass.
f.
KaT-5p6a>, f. -apoffca, to plough up. Ka/Tappayfjvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of Karapp^yvvî. or miss from careKO,Tap-pa0i)jJi.>, f. rjaca, to lose
Pass., pf. part, TO. KaTppq0vf*rjfJ.6va things II. intr. to be very careless or idle. carelessly lost. f. wffOJ,, (Kara, pantos) to tear into
vaoj
[iJ]
pf. -rjprvfca pass, -riprvftat

:
r}prvOrjv [u]
:
range, put in order

plined.
rites.
II.
to prepare, dress : to arPass, to be trained or disciact.
lessness:
KaTTjpTVKcus, pf. part.
iu
in-
trans. sense, of suppliants,
having performed
all the
Karap-pSicoa), shreds : Pass., pf. part. KaTeppaKcapevos, in rags or

tatters.
KarappAKnjs,
precipitous.
ov, (KaTapprjyvvfj.i) as Adj. broken, II. as Subst., KarappaKTi^s, 6, a

to stitch up, to cover
waterfall, Lat. cataracta.
Kard-ptiTOs, ov, poet, for KardppvTos. KdT-apxds, Adv. for /tar' dpxas, in the beginning. Kar-dpxw, f- w, (/card, apôj) to make a beginning of a thing : c. gen., oSou fcardpxc lead the way c. 2. ace. to begin a thing; Kardp^fi-v TOV Xo-jov.
:
Karap-pdiTTO),
f.
if/a),
over
me
taph. to plot, devise, compass.

:
Hence
:
r'
Med. to begin the rites of sacrifice ; Necmup ^pvifia ov\o\vras re narTjp^ro Nestor began [the sacriwith the washing of hands and sprinkling the
:
KaTappacJ>os, ov, sewn together, patched. to pat Ep. aor. 1 Kartpeâ Ka,Tap-peto, f. &} with the hand, to stroke, fondle, caress : Kappeovaa,
fice]
barley on the victim's head

(jQai
later c. gen., fcardpxe-
Ep. for Karappefrvffa. KaTap-piro>, f. if/ca, to make to sink or fall. KaTap-po, f. -pevffofJiai and (in pass, form) -pvrjpf. cppvrjKa: aor. 2 in pass, form Kareppvrjv: flow down : c. dat. to run down or drop with a 2. to fall or slip thing: metaph. to rush down.
ffofiai:
TOV lepfiov to make a beginning of the victim, consecrate him /or sacrifice by cutting off the hair of
to sacrifice, immolate. 3. to lead dance in honour of one, to celebrate, honour. -vco aor. i /raref. -a/Secro; KaTa-<r|3evvi)p,i and
:
: : :
his forehead
the
to
to put out, quench, extinguish : metaph., G@e0a 6a\aaaav KaTaafieaai to dry up the sea; /raracrjSe'o'ai
fiorjv,
down:
Pass, to be wet with a thing. ; to break vo> : f. -prjaj'. KctTap-pT|'yv ^tja an d down. 2. to tear in pieces, rend : Med., /tarap3. to prjavTO TOVS KiQtavas they rent their coats.
II. Pass., break up, put to confusion, of armies. or rush down: esp. iu aor. 2 Karfppayrjv [a], to fall so also intrans. in to break or burst out, gush forth: pf. act. Kareppcaya to break out, burst forth. KO/rap-pivdo or -eto, f. r]ffca, to file down : Kareppivrjîvov \eyeiv to say anything polished or well-
come to, fall wet and in
aor. 2 part. pass. Karappvds, fallen. 3. to II. to run down with to the lot of.
piv to quell noise and strife.

2 act. KaTeaftrjv
II.
Pass.,
with intrans. aor.

to be
and
:
pf. KaTeaftrjKa,
quenched, go out.
:
Kara-cmo), f. -aeiffca pf. -akatiKQ. L throw down; KaTaffeieiv TT) x eip' *

hand, beckon.
to
s
shake and
^g n with the
KaTacrco-qTra, intr. pf. of KaTaorjirca. KaTa-cre-uop-ai, : Ep. aor. 2 icaTaffvfJ.Tjv: Pass, (/fctra, <revcy) to rush down or back into.
II. Pass , Kara-crTjiro), to make rotten, let rot. aor. 2 KaT-fodir-qv [a], with intr. pf. act. KaTaolarjna, to grow rotten, rot away.
f. i\G(a, (ara, doGtviai) to weaken. KaT-acr0jjLavo>, to pant or snort against.
turned.
KaT-atrOsvea),
f.
Karap-piTTTco,
ifxa,
to
throw down, overthrow.
Kardppoos contr. icarappous, ov, 6, (/carappea;) a running from the head, a catarrh. KdTdp-pocj>Ci>, f. 770*0;, to gulp or swallow down. KdTapptnjVdi, aor. 2 inf. pass, of KarappfQ}. Hence
KarappiiT|s, is, flowing dowti, falling away, ebbing. KardppvTOS, ov, (Ararappea/) overflowed, watered,
irrigated.
II.
Kara-crl-ydo),
f.
rjaofMi, to
become
silent.
Kara-criKcXi^co, f. er<u, (/ârd, i. e. make away with.
2ie\os)
to Sicilise,
KaTa-criTop.ai, f. -rjffoftai, Dep. to eat up, feed on. Kara-a-lamaa), f. -rjaofjiai, to be silent about a thing:
c.
carried
down
by water
formed
make
ace. rei, to keep silent, pass over. silent, silence, c. ace. pers.
II. trans, to
by depositions from water, alluvial.
KaT-dppco&a>,
Karapcrts,
f.
rjcra},
f),
Ion. for
(ftareppajya) broken, rugged.
KdTapptoij, 0)705, o,
ecus, 77,
KaTa-tTKairTw, f. ifiw, to dig down, rase to the ground, Hence demolish : aor. 2 pass. KaTcaKafprjv. KaTao-Kac()T|, 77, a rasing to the ground, demolishing.
II. in plur.,
(/cara/pa;)
KdT-apTaco, f. or adjust fitly ;
r)a(a, (KOTO.,
a landing-place. apraoj) to fasten, attach,

(pf. part, pass.)
burial
2
inf.
also
pass,
a grave.
of KaTaaicdiTTca.
xpâ
KaTrfpr^^vov
KdTao-Ka^vai, Hence
Ka/ra(TKa4>i?is, es,
aor.
a well-adjusted, fit, or convenient thing. KaT-apTia), f. tata, to adjust, put in order again,
store, repair: to settle by mediation, reform.
reII.
dug down, deep-dug. KaTa-crK8dvvvp.i and -vw, f. -aK&dau [a]

:
aor. I
to scatter
upon or over
also in bad.
361
sense
;
Karaa/eeSaaai
ffiwv TWOS
to
spread a report
sow or plant
besprinkle.
thickly
f.
metaph.
:
to beget.
II. to
against one. Kara-o-KcXXo), to parch up. act. KaTffK\rjKa, to wither away.
II. Pass.,
with
pf.
Kara-o-irv8co,
(GTTfiKa:
to
-aireiaca
aor. I KaTtairftoa
pf.
Pass., aor. I
eairciffOrjv: pf.eairfifffjiat:
Ka,Ta-<TKmo, (ara, o*7ras)
to shelter,
cover up.
pour as a drink-offering or
:
libation
absol. to
pour
II.
KaTa-<TKvda>, again or anew.
f.
daca, to prepare, furnish, equip Med. to 2. to get ready, build :
drink-offerings
to
generally, to
f. f.
pour upon one.
honour with
libations.
ca,
Pass, to be furnished or build, construct a house : 3. to put in a certain state, provided with a thing. render so and so : Med. to prepare oneselffor doing, be ready to do.
Kara-o"Trpx,
to
KaTa-o"7To8o,
in the dust,
make
(teard, atroous) to bite the dust.

rjff(a,
urge on, stimulate. throw down

fairov-
Hence
KaTa-crirov8dofjiai, Dep., with aor. I pass.
KaTa(TK6ua(rp,a, arcs, TO, a contrivance, device : and KaTa<rKuao-p,6s, <5, contrivance. Kara-o-Kcvrj, 17, (arci, a/cevr)} any artificial preparation, Lat. apparatus : any kind of furniture that is fixed or lasting, opp. to what is movable or temporary (trapaoKfvrj} ; a building as the baggage of an army. stitution of a thing.
KaTO,-<TKT]Va&>,
f. :
to beodoQrjv, pf. fairovSaff fj.ai ; (Kara, airovodfa) : earnest about a thing : absol. to be very serious.
Kara-CTTda>,
f.
cu,
to let fall in
upon
to let drop, shed.
II. intr.
drops upon, pour to drop down,
also
any furniture,
or con-
trickle; voaca KaraGTaêiv iruSa to have one's foot 2. to bedew, wet, moisten. running with a sore.
II. the state
'fy(rQ),=KaTaffKr)v6oj.
KaTaoraOets, aor. I part. pass, of KaOiffTrjfM. Karaords, aor. I part, of KaOiffTrjfjii. KaTa-<TTa<ridc0, f. data, toform a counter-party.
Pass, to be beaten by party or faction.
II.
Kara-o-KTjvow, f. cWcu, (Kara, ffKijvrj) to pitch one's camp, take tip one's quarters, encamp : to rest, settle.
Kardo'Tao'is,
lishing
:
Hence
KaTa<TKT]vto|Aa, arcs, TO,
Karao-KTjvcoo-Ls, eaw,
77,
fcas, 77, a an appointment,
settling, appointing, estabinstitution. 2. a bringing
a covering, veil : and an encamping, an encampnest.
of ambassadors
tion.
II. intrans.
:
ment
a resting-place, a
f.
if/o),
tled condition
the assembly, a presentaa standing fast, a fixed or seta state, condition : the nature of a
before
KaOiffTijfjii,
rush down or fall upon, light upon, be hurled down upon : of lightning, of sudden II. \nais Ka.raaKr\TtTtiv attacks of sickness, etc. to assail or importune with prayers. aKtdaoj, to overshadow, cover Ka/ra-(TKiaa>, f.
KaTa-<TKT|irT,
to
thing
the constitution of a state.
KaraoTSreov, verb. Adj. of

appoint.
one must
KaTatrrdTTjs, ov,
>
over.
6, (/a0to"T77/) an establisher. KaTa-<TTYa&>, f. daca, to cover over. Hence Karao Try ao'H' a O-TOS, TO, a covering.
>
KaTa-<TKida>, poet, for KaraffKiafa. Kara-aKiSvaîat, used as Pass, of KaTaGKeodvvvfJU.
covered in, roofed. KaTOL-aTe-yos, ov, (Hard, aTtyr)) to tread on. f. \fj(a,
,
,
Kard-crKios, ov, (Kara, o"ta) overshadowed.
II.
aor. I inf. of KaraaTfXXoi.

,
overshadowing.
KaTa-cncoireco (tenses formed from /caTa-o*6irTo/zat):
f.
f.
-ffK\pofjt,ai
aor. I
:
to
view closely
to spy out
caK\f/dfj.rjv ; pf. -0"e/z/u : : to reconnoitre. Hence
clothe, dress, array. KaTa-<TTvo>, to sigh
-oTtAu), to put in order, arrange : 2. to keep down, check. 2. to over or lament, c. ace.
c.
sigh for or about one,

KaTa-(TT6<J>av6o>,
f.
gen.
KaTa<ncoirf|,
as Subst.
77,
a viewing
closely, spying.
waoi, to crown.
KaTa-<TKOiros, ov, (Kara, OKOTTUS) spying, exploring :
KaTacrT<J>T|s,
KaTa-<TTe<|>a>,
f.
S,
wreathed, crowned.
:
From
:
scout, spy.
if/ca
aor. I
KaTtaTefya
to wreathe,
KaTa-aKcoirro), fut. nKuifjofJuai, to banter : to jeer or mock.

KaTa-o-jjLiKpvvai,
to
f.
make jokes upon,

:
crown.
KaTa-<TTT]XiT6va>,
f.
aca,
(Kara, 0^77X77) to expose one
vvw, to lessen, abridge

'
Pass.
to
infamy by posting up
his
name.
become
less.
f.
KaTa-<r|Atixc">,
to
burn with a slow fire

Dep.
Pass, to smoulder away.
a state, condition. KaTdo-rrjfJia, OTOS, TO, (KaOiaTijfAt) sustain. KaTa-<mr]pia>, f. tcu, to support, prop, inf. and imperat. KaTao-TTJo-ai, KaTao-TTjo-ov, aor. I
of Ka&iffTijfu KaTaarf|<ro), fut. of same. KaTa-(TTi<>, f. <u, to cover with punctures. Hence Kard-o-TtKTOS, ov, spotted, speckled, brindled, dappled.
:
KaTa-cro4>iop.ai,
be outwitted.
{.-irrofjuii Ait.-iovfj.ai,
:
to con-
quer by trickery, circumvent, outwit
also as Pass, to
KaTa-o-irapdcroxo Att. -TTCO, f. w, to pull to pieces. Kara-criraTaXdco, f. rjaca, to live wantonly.

KdTa-criraa), f. daca [a], to draw or pull down ; icaraoirav nva TWV rpix&v to drag one down by the hair
:
Kara-crTiXpo), to
Karao-ToX-r),
77,
beam
brightly.
ing
(KaraaTfXXca) an arranging, dressII. qttietness, moderation. equipment, dress.

:
of ships, to haul down, or swallow down.

f.
set
afloat.
II. to
quajf
:
-<r?Tf/>cD
aor. I
Kareffireipa
to
Kara-OTOvaxtw, f. 770*cu, to sigh over, bewail. Kara-crop wityu and -vo), fut. -ffTOpeaw aor. l II. to spread or cover with a thing. KaTcaropeaa to spread or strew on the ground : to overthrow, lay^
:
362
low; KaTaffToplaai
sternere aequor.
/cvfiaTa to
to
smooth the waves, Lat.
KO.Ta.TtQva.it],
3 sing.
pf. opt.
KaTaT9vws
f.
and
TJCOS,
Ep. gen. cDros,
pf. part,
of
KaT-acrrpdirro),
tyca,
hurl
down
it
lightning, flash
KO.TO.QVT]OKOJ.
lightens. lightning : absol., KaTaffTpdiTTei staKaTa-tTTpaTOircSevto, f. a<a, to make to encamp,
KaTaTC0vr)Ka,
KaTa-Tivw,
pf. of Kara6vr)ffKca. fut. -rtvta : pf. -reTa/fa
to stretch or
tion
Med.
to take
f.
up
one's quarters,
encamp.
soil,
draw
Med.
III.
Kara-cn-p^co,
tro vertere.
tyca,
to
turn over the
Lat. ara2.
tight or exert.
metaph.
to strain, force
also to strain
II. intrans. to
stretch or strain oneself:

.
II. to upset,
overturn.
Pass, to be
to stretch or
extend towards, Lat. tender-e in

:
2.
to subject to oneself,
subdue:
:
subdued;
to
to strain or exert oneself, strive earnestly.
KaTffTpafj,fjjai aKoveiv to bring to an end, close
lam compelled to hear.

intrans. to
come
an end,
end.
aor. I part, of KaTao~Tpe<p(a.
aor. KaTa-T(jLvco Ion. and Dor. -TCtjAvo) f. -reyucD 2 KarfTa.fJi.ov pf. Kararerîca, pass. Karar^r^rjât : to cut in pieces, cut up; KarartfAVfiv riva itarrv: :
Dor. 3 pi. fut. of KaTaffTp((pca. KaTa-<TTpii]vid&>, to behave insolently towards.

i,
fMira to cut him into strips trenches had been cut.
KararfTfj,r]VTO rdcppoi
Kard-rexvos,
KaTa-TT|Ka>,
f.
:
KaTacrTpo4>T|,
77,
(tfaTaoTpe^cu)
2.
an
overturning,
ov, (Kara, Tt~)(yrf) artificial. cu : aor. I to make KareTrjâ

:
melt
overthrowing. a sudden turn
II. a subduing, reduction. an end, close : in the drama, the
catastrophe or turn of the plot. KardaTpwfAa, arcs, TO, that which From or over : in a ship, the deck.
KaTa-orptovvviJii. and
-tico,
f.
is
spread upon
:
to dissolve, make liquid. II. Pass., with pf. act. KaTaTeTrjKa, to melt or be melting away, to thaw : to pine aivay. KaTa-ri0T)ju, f- -Qâa : pf. -TfOrjica : aor.
away,
to
thaw
-aTpujffca
aor. I Ka.Ti-
aTpcaaa
Ka.Ta.ffTopevvvfj.1.
'
KaTa-<rrvYw,
horror-struck
:
f-
7)<ru
aor. 2 KaTfffTvyov
to be
c.
ace. rei, to
shudder
at,
abhor.
Ep. pi. KarOefJ-ev, KdrOfre, KarOeoav Ep. subj. for KaTaOwfJitv Ep. inf. Kardefiev; and in Med., Kar96{ji,6a, KaTaOâO^v, /carOe^voi, Ep. for narcOefifv, etc. KaTaOfiop.ai, Ep. subj. for Ka.TO.6iato place, put or lay down ; /caraOewai de6\ov fjiai
; ;
KaTa-o-Tv4>eXos, ov, very hard or rugged. KaTa-(TT<o}jiijXXco, to have a glib tongue :

pass, in act. sense
tcaTaTcafjiv\fj.evos,
to
pf. part,
put doiun, propose a prize. generally, to make good, to perform.

fs fieaov to
2. to 3.
pay down : KaraOnvai
a chattering
carry
Tiffi TI
communicate a thing to others,
fellow.
Kara-crupco, aor.
off',
give them a
I
-fovpa, to pull
down and
lay
to
common share of it. II. Med. to down for or from oneself, put down, lay aside :
of. 2. to deposit,
ravage and plunder a country, Lat. diripere. From KaTatr<|)aYT|, 17, a slaughtering or killing.
to
put away, get rid

:
;
lay
up
in
store
KctTa-cr4>a.
or
:
-cr<}>d,TTeo
f.
cy
aor.
pass.
-ff<pdyr]v [a]
to slaughter,
murder.
Xeos to lay up a store of glory x^P lv tcaTariOfaOai TLVI to lay up a store of 3. to lay up in gratitude/or oneself with one.
metaph., tcaTariOeaOai
Kara-TiXdco,
f.
KaTa-<r<|>pa.Yifa), f. iff Att. to), to seal up, put under seal : pf. part. pass. xaTeacppa'yifffj.evos, sealed up, se-
memory.
T/O'CU,
f.
to befoul, Lat.
concacare.
cured.
).
/,
aor. 2 inf.
5,
ctv, of
poet. aor. 2 inf.

Ko.T6.\ca.
of Karty&.
KaTa-Ti/rpuHTKO), wound mortally. KaTaro|XT|,

f],
-rpwaca, to cover with wounds,
(/caraTefM/cu)
a cutting into
outward,
ftus,
77,
(tfare'x<y)
a holding back, hin- fleshly circumcision.

Kara-ro^cvco,
II.
f.
dering.
possessed.
II.
a holding fast, possession.
o<u,
to strike
:
down with arrows,
KardorxcTOs, ov, (/mre'xw) held back, kept back.

Kara-trx^co, f. Iffca, to cleave asunder; T&S irv\a$ to burst the gates open.
shoot down, slay with arrows
shoot through.
iSj
:
KaTaTpayctv, aor. 2 inf. of KaTarpuyca. KaTa-Tpau[A,aTtc> Ion. -Tpa>p,aTico ; f. fan Att.

to cover with
wounds, wound
:
all over
of
ships, to
Kara-o-xoXd^d), f. dffca, to loiter, tarry : c. ace., xp<>vov TI Ka,Ta<Tx.o\div to tarry somewhat too long. KaTa<rxwjAv, i pi. aor. 2 subj. of /caTeô). Karacrxwv, Karao-xofievos, aor. 2 part. act. and med. of tcaTfxca.
,
disable utterly, cripple.

aor. 2 tcaTe8p3.fj.ov Kara-Tptx^j f- -8pa.fJ.ovft.ai to run down : of a (formed from obsol. Speuoj) H. to run down upon, atship, to run into port.
:
tack.
III. to
run over
:
to overrun, ravage, lay
to
j,
rub in pieces, bruise, pound, bray. Ion. and Dor. for /cara-re
waste.
va<a [y], KOTa-TCivcu. KaTarai-cis, Dor. for KaTaTrjgfis, 2 sing. fut. of warq-
Kara-ravvaj,
f.
KaTa-Tp|3a),
-TCTpifj.fj.ai
:
f.
ipoj
aor. 2 pass.
tTpifirjv [r]
pf.
TTJKOD.
Kara-Tdo-tra) Att.
rrto,
its
f.
a>,
to
draw up
arrange:
gest.
to
put in
proper place,
classify,
in order, di-
2. to appoint.
rub down, wear away with rubbing : of persons, to wear out, weary, exhaust : of property, 2. of to waste, squander : Pass, to be worn out. Time, to wear away, get rid of it, Lat. diem terere : Pass., esp. in pf. -TfrpififJiai, to spend Ofie's life, liveone's whole time, [f]
to
363
KaTa-rpo>, squeak, scream shrilly. KaTa-Tpox<iâ}, f. daca, to run down or over. KaTa-Tpva>, f. i/aw, to chatter against. Kara-Tpvxco, to rub down, wear out, exhaust, [v] KaTa-Tpu>Y<>, fut. -Tp(jyofMt. : aor. 2 KarfTpayov:
to to
,
= KaTa(pOio}.
I
[6]
:
Kara-4>0Lvco
to waste
aor.
fcarffpOivrjaa
pf. Ka.Tf<pOivr)KO.
away, decay, perish.
gnaw
in pieces, eat up.
I. Causal in fut. KaTa-<j>0ito, KarafpOiffcu [i], aor. I Kare<p6iaa, to ruin, destroy, kill. II. intrans. in pf. pass. KaTfcpOTâi, Ep. aor. 2
Kar(ff>Oifj.T)v
KaTa-rpcojAaTtô), Ion. for KaTarpavfj.-. Kara-TV YX av<u fut -revfo/xai, to hit ones mark, reach, gain, obtain : absol. to be successfid.
, -
to be destroyed, ruined, waste [r], inf. -<pdiaOai away, perish ; us KO.Ta<p0iff6ai uxp\ts O that thou hadst perished : part. Ka.Ta<p6ifj,evos, dead, departed.
:
KaT-avaCva>, to dry, parch, or wither up. Ka.T-a.vya.fa, f. daca, to illumine or light up

to
^
:
Med. metaph.
gaze
at.
f. 770-0;,
KaTa4>0opd,77, (Kara(p0fipca) destruction, ruin, death: confusion, distraction. KaTa-4>tX(o, f. 770-0;, to kiss tenderly, caress.
Kar-avBcuo,
Ka.T-a.vQi, or better icar' av0i,
to speak aloud, declare. Adv. on the spot.
KaTa-<j>XY,
of cities.
KaT<i-<|>Xis,
KaTa-<|>oJ3j>,
f.
fo;, to
burn down, consume.

(Ka.Ta<p\tyoj, TJO\IS) tnflamer
Kara<})X6î-iroXis,
o,
77,
Kar-avX^co, f. -qa<a, to play upon the flute to one: Pass, to have the flute played to one : to resound with
the flute.
:
fojs, 77, (rca,Ta<p\ey(u}

f.
II.
c.
ace. to
overpower by flute-
7700;, to strike
a burning. with fear or dismay:
Pass., with fut. med. (poprjffofMii, aor. I tcaTecpoftr]playing generally, to strike dumb. Kar-avXiop,ai, f. i<rofj.at aor. r med. fcaTrjvXiffd- Orjv, to be afraid of. and pass. /eaTr)v\iadr]v Dep. to take up one's fj.r)v KaTa-<J>oiTaa> Ion. -&>, to come down regularly. KaTa-<j>oveuco, f. aca, to slaughter, butcher, slay. quarters, encamp, settle, lodge. i, better icar' avrixa. Kara-<j)0pw, f. 770-0;, to carry down or along of a Pass, to be so Adv. on the spot, for tear' avrodi. river, to carry down with the stream : LOS, a, ov, (/card, avxnv) on or over the carried down. II. Med., with neck. Kara-<|>pa,co, f. aca, to declare. fut. -<ppdaofMi, aor. I med. -ftypaadprjv, pass. -f(ppdKar-avxea), f. 770-0), to exult much in. to think upon, reflect upon: to remark, Kara-4>dY6iv, aor. 2 inf. of KaTeaOica, to eat up, de- aOijv:
:
: :
i,,
vour.
2. to
consume
f.
in eating.
observe.
II.
-(pavw, to to become visible, appear.

Kara-<j>aiva>,
make
visible.
Pass.
2. to be clear or plain.
Kard<})paKTOS, ov, covered, decked: shut up in. From KaTa-4>pdo-<ro> Att. -TTCO, f. feu, to cover, fence in.
KaTa-<j>pova>, f. 770-0;, to think slightly of, disdain, II. to fix one's : to scorn, contemn. thoughts upon, think of: also to aim at, Lat. affectare. III. to think arrogantly, to presume: and
despise
KaTa4>dVf]vai, aor. 2
nifest, clear.
inf. pass,
of fearafpaivoj.
KaTa<jjdvT)s, es, clearly seen, conspicuous.
2.
Hence ma-
KaTaâpKTOs,
Kara-4>ap(Ji.dKvco, charm, bewitch.

KaTa-4>apfj.a,oxra),
ov, old Att. for tcardtypaKTOs. f. o-eu, to anoint with

feu, to
drugs
to
simply to think, suppose.
Hence
f.
poison.
sloping,
KaTa-<j>avXco,
KaTa<j>6pTjs,
es,
f.
crcu,
to depreciate.
KaTa4>povr]p,a, arcs, TO, contempt of others ; //r) not only spirit, (ppovrjfjLa p-uvov, d\\d Kara(pp6vr]fj.a but a spirit of disdain : and
(KaraQepofjiai)
II.
fvre av KaTafpfpTjS yiyvijTai 6 ij\ios
when
:
slanting; the sun is
KaTa<J5p6vT)(ris,
eojs, 77,
a low opinion of others a despiscr

:
pre-
sumption
and
and
77,
near
setting.
:
I #0x77Kara-<|>pa> f. to bring down : Pass, to be brought down, veyKO. as by a river to be weighed down by sleep. II.
:
:
inclined to a thing. mroiffQ) or Karoiao/Jiat aor.
KaTa<|>povT]TT|S, oO, o,
KaTa<j>povif]TiK65,
ov, contemptuous, disdainful.
Adv. -KWS, scornfully.

Kara-^povTi^to, thing away.
KaTa-<j>ptY<>,
f.
f.
iooj Att. to), to think
or study a
the high sea, bring to land: Pass, to be carried or driven down to a place.
to
bring
down from
feu, to
burn away.
-
aor. 2 fcare(pvyov to flee Kara-(j)vYo), f. f ojuat for refuge or betake oneself to, to have recourse to.
: :
aor - 2
|,
KaTa(p(vyo}.
Hence
Hence
Kara-<j)6VKToy, verb. Adj. one must betake oneself. 2. a place KaT<x-<j>vis, ecus, r), flightfor refuge. of refuge. Kard-<|>T]ni, to say yes, assent to. KaTa-<jnr]jAa>, f. acu and feu, to spread a report, announce, proclaim.
Kara-<|)0dTco|jLai, Dep. (Kara, (p9aT(ca or </>0ardo; to take jirft possession of, (p6dv<a): occupy.
"h,
a refuge, place of refuge.
in tribes, by Kara-<j)i}Xa86v, Adv., for /card (pv\as,

tribes or clans.
KaTa-4>vXacr<rco Att. -TTCD,
f.
fey, to
guard
:
well.
KaTa-4>vXXopOO),
Kar<i-<j)i)TOS, ov,
f.
770-0;,
to
shed leaves
to decay.
(ara,
(pvTov} well-planted.
:
KaTa-<})&)paa), f. dow [a], to catch in a theft rally, to catch in the act, detect, discover.
gene-
KaTa-4>o)Tua>,
a), f.
f.
iaoj Att. to), to illuminate, light up.
KaTa-<J>0ip&>,
f.
-<p0(pu>, to
bring to nothing, ruin.
-xap^ffw, to exult over one.
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KdTd-x<*Xddco,
one.
f.
i\G<a, to
shower down
like hail
on
establish in
KdTd-xupta>, f. iaca Att. a place or spot.
tcD,
to
set or
place
in,
KdTd-Xd\KOS, ov, (/card, xa^^s) covered with brass; KaTaxa.\Kov ireoiov the plain gleaming with brasen
armour.
KdTdxuo*di, aor. I inf. of KaTax&vvvu,i. KdTd-\j/dK<i&>, Att. for KaTaipfKafa.

KdTd-vj/dw,
f.
Hence
ifsTjcroj,
to stroke
with ths hand.
KdTd-vj/6Kda> Att. -v|/dKda>, f. dffo), to drop down KdTd-xa\KO<o, f. ajffca, to cover with brass. or give on, bedew. KdTd-x5pio|Jidi, f. iffofiai Att. lovp-ai, to do KdTd-i|/!j8op.di, f. aofjuii, Dep. to feign, invent; up a thing out of courtesy : generally, to flatter, curry to say vaTaif/fvSeaQai TIVOS to tell lies against one favour. Lat. falsely, pretend. Kdrdxapjjid, arcs, TO, (/raTaxcupa) a mockery, ludibrium. KdTd-x|;t8ofjidpTvpco, f. 'fjffca, to bear false witness Pass, to be borne down by false witness. against : ;eeo, f. -x*ffofj.ai, to befoul, Lat. concacare. o, f. rjffQ}, to vote by show of hands KdTdx|/v<rTOS, ov, (KaTai/sevoo(j,Ju)feigned,fabuloiis,
:
against
generally, to vote against.
Hence
KdTd-vJ/ir]<|>io|Adi,
fut.
ioofjuit
KdTdXCipOTOvid, 77, condemnation by show of hands. KaraxeCai, Ep. aor. I inf. of KaTax^cu.
against or in condemnation of:
Att. lovpai, to vote as Pass, to be con-
demned.
KdTd-vj/Tix 40
to
.
KdTd-Xco Ep. -xevto

'
fut.
-xc<
aor.
I
:
tcaTex fa
f-
-^?ft>,
a>,
t( >
Pass., aor. I Ka.Ty\)9r\v \y\ Ep. aor. Ep. Ka.T(x fva 2 KaTfxvurjv [u], 3 sing, and pi. tfctTe'xi'T'o, xaT *X vv ~ to pour down, shed upon or over, to shower TO
:
crumble away.
,
II.
rub or grate down: Pass. metaph. = aTa^dcu.

[t>]
:
KdTd-i|/vx w
pass.
f.
to cool, refresh,
KdTftt-yd, pf. of Ko.Ta.'yvvp.i
KaTf.dyr\v [a], aor. 2
2. to let fall upon. : to throw, cast down : II. Med. to let flow down, esp. melt down. of the hair. 2. to have or cause to be melted down;
down
to
KdTea-yucriv, 3
KdTtdd,
Xpvoov
KCLTaxfCLffdai.
j, 77,
i),
(/iTaxa
f.
ff<u,
derision, mockery. to pass in widowhood.

<y)
-
KdTdgco, KdredTdi, Ion. for KdOrjvTai, 3 pi. of KaOrjiâi. KdTtdTO, Ion. for etcdOrjVTO, 3 pi. impf. of KdOrjjJiai,
KdTc|3d, Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 of KaTaffaivoj.
pi. aor. 2 subj. pass, aor. i of KaTdyvv/jiL. late fut. of KaTdyvv/Jti.
of KaTayvvfiL.
KdT-dXt|S, es, Dor. for Ka.Tr]xh s KdT-dx6ojJidt, Pass, to he grieved or distressed. KdTd-xOovtos, ov, (/caTa, x (*JV ) subterranean, infernal.
KdT|3dv, for KO.T e&rjffav 3 pi. aor. 2 of KaTafiaivca. KdT(Jr]v, aor. 2 of KaTafiaivca. KdT6pT|o-6TO, Ep. for -oTo, 3 sing. aor. I med. of
',
icdTd-xopSevco,
f.
ffoj,
to cut in strips.
*
,
KdTd-xpdCvojAdi, Dep. to spot or sprinkle. to make use of, KdTd-xpdojAdt,f.-x/70'o/icu Dep. 2. apply : to use to the uttermost, use up, consume. to misuse, misapply. 3. of persons, to make away II. the Act. KaTaxpdca with, destroy, despatch. is only used impers. in 3 sing., /eaTaxpa, it is enough,
: :
Adv.
:
pf. pass. part,
of /mra/3A.a-
KCVOJ, slothfidly, sluggishly.
KdT-CYY^dto,
troth.
II.
f.
to pledge, be7700; (/card, fyyvtj} : as Att. law-term, to make responsible,
compel
to
give security or bail.

77,
K(n-eyyvT\,
,
bail, security given.
sufficed; fut. O.VTI \6<pov Xprjffei it will suffice : once with a nom., the name sufficed, served as a crest. rj A.o0t7) KaTexpa
it
suffices; so impf.
tcaTfXP a
it
KO.TO,-
KdTYA.<ov, impf. of KarajfXdca.

3 sing. impf. or aor. 2
;
see yrjpdffKQj.
into.
u), f.
-x c ^
i
to
pour down
KdTd-xpei6o}iai, Pass, to be ill treated. KdTd-xpfxiTTOp,di, Dep. to spit upon or at, in sign of contempt. KdTd-xpT]<TTOv, verb. Adj. of KaTaxpdofJtai, one must
use or abuse.
aor.
KdT8op,di,
fut.
of KardOfoj (A). of KarcaOioj.
KdT8pd0ov, for KartoapOov, aor. i KdreSpdjiov, aor. 2 Kdre8vv, acr. 2 of fcaraovvoj.

KdT-cSco, Ep. for KarfCfB KdTTj-yus, Ion. pf. part, KdT0VTO, 3 pi. aor. 2 med. of KaTari9rjfj.i. aor. i of Ka.ra.Ti6r] pi.
,
Hence KdTd-xpvtros, ov, covered with gold, gilded. KdTdXpvcroco, f. wffoj, to cover with gold, to gild. KdTd-xpu>o)> also xpwvvujxt and -vw f. -x/wo"<y
:
to colour, tinge
to soil, tarnish.
KdTdxiiBiriv, (/roTaxecu)
Adv. pouring down,
i.
e.
pro-
poet,
for KaTaXeiftoj, to let
flow down,
Med. to flow apace, trickle down: metaph., shed: fusely, lavishly. \y] KdTdxv<r(jLd, OTOS, TO, (Ka.Tax*w) that which is poured al&v KaTi/3(To life ebbed or passed away. on or over : in pi. handfuls of nuts and figs, which KdTCtSevdi, inf. pf. of *KaTi8oj. I. in aor. 2 tcaTeiSov, inf. tcaTifeiv were showered over a bride, or any new-comer, in sign *KdT-C8co, of welcome. (which serves as aor. 2 to KaOopd<a), to look down
KdTd-xcovcvw, f. o*<y, to melt down. KdTd-xwvvi}p,i or -liw, fut. -x&au, to cover with a heap or mound, bury, inter.
Ka.Teio6fj.rjv, inf.
upon, contemplate, observe; so also in aor. 2 med. KaTiotaOai. II. in pf. KO.TOLOO.,
inf. /faretSeVcu, to
know
well, to be assured of.
365
KaT-i8coXos, ov, (Kara, fiocaXov) given to idols. Pass, to be or beKa.T-iKab>, f. dffca, to liken to :
Kar-evavriov, also Kar-tvavri, Adv. (Kara, evavrios} over against, opposite, fronting.
come
like.
II.
to guess, surmise, conjecture

into
of
evil, to suspect.
Kar-i\o>,
f.
TJGOJ, to force
a place, coop up
and
Pass, to be cooped up.
Ka/T-vapio>, f. cu, strengthd. for tvapifa, to kill. KaTvacr<ra, Ep. aor. i of Karavaica. KaTVX0s, aor. I part. pass, of Karatpepca. KaT-evTjvo0, pf. with no pres. in use, it was upon,
cf. lay upon, KOVIS KarevrjvoOev WJJLOVS irap-evTjvoOc ; the simple evrjvoOe does not occur. Ka,TVY|paTO, 3 sing. aor. I
:
it
KaTt\Tj4>a,
KaTi\T]p.|xai, pf. act.

>,
pass, of Kara-
Ion. for
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of KaQeXiaao). vaa) [p], to cover up, wrap up.
:
),
KO,Tv06iv, Dor. aor. 2
inf.
of
KaT-ctXiJw,
f.
Ko.T-6i.p-i: Ep. aor. i med. KaTafiad/jiTjv (Kara, eifu ibo} to go or come down : to go down to the sea but also, to sail down from the high sea to land of a river,
; :
Ko.Tvvyt]a-a.v [y], 3 pi. aor. 2 pass. KaT-evtoirS and Ko/r-evtomov, Adv. (Kara, kvcavrf)
right over against, right opposite, fronting.

\
KaT-eavurra|A(u,
to rise tip against,
to
II. to flow down : of a wind, to sweep down. come back, return : of exiles, to return home. Ko/mvcu, Ion. for KaOtivai, aor. 2 inf. of KaOiijfJLt.
Pass., with aor. 2 act. -cgavftjTrjv, contend against. KaTtfjavTai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of Karaaivca. KaT^vtop.vos, o, received as a guest, pf. part. pass.
KaT-6ivtijjii, Ion. for KaOtvvvfjii. Ka/Ttiirov. KaTCiiTQ, aor. I
KaT-[jo'ucrida>,
:
f.
Karenrctv, without any pres. in use II. (Kara, cfnw) to speak against, to accuse, charge. to speak out, declare, tell plainly. 2. to denounce,
Karciirov.
inf.
:
Ka.r-firayyf\\o\ia,i, gagement with one.
daca, to exercise authority over. Med. to make a contract or en-
tell, to
inform
of.
/,
poet. aor. 2
med. of
/caTeipyoj.
fine :
Ion. pY&>, f- &, to shut in, enclose, conto press hard, reduce to straits. II. to hinder. Ka,T-tpix>, Ion. for Karepvca. KaT-ipa)veviop.ai, Dep. to use irony towards, banter
:
to dissemble.
Kar-eia-ayu, f. a<w, to bring in to one's own loss, [a] Ka.TKtipa, aor. I of KaTaKfipcu. KarK-j]a, aor. I of Kara.Ko.ica. Ka,TKXa<ra, aor. i of KaraKXaw. KaTKXdcr0T]v, aor. i pass, of KaraKXdoj. Kar6KXax0T]v, Dor. aor. I pass, of KaraKXeia}. KareicXvo-a, aor. i of KaraieXv&. KaTCKXov, contr. impf. of KaraKXdca. KarKpi0i]v, aor. I pass, of KaraKpivca. t, Ep. aor. 2 of KaraKreivca. hv, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. i pass, of Kara-
Kar-eiraYw, f. dca, to bring down upon, bring one thing quickly upon another. Ka,TirdXfJL6vos, Ep. aor. 2 part. KaTciraXro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. 1. to Kar-eirciYco, f. cy, to press down, oppress. urge, impel, stimulate, hasten; TO Karcireiyov urgent II. intr. to hurry, make haste. necessity. KaT TT(rov, aor. 2 of Karair'nTTQ}, KO.T6TTCrTT]V, aor. 1 Of KaT((picTr)fjll. KaT6iT<|>vov, redupl. acr. 2 of Karafytvoj.
/
KaTe-mrjKTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. KaTirr]a, aor. I of Kara-nriyvvî.
KaT7rXacra, aor.
of KarairXdaoca.
KaTeirXeucra, aor. I of Kara-nXtta. KaTeirXT)Y'n v aor - 2 pass, of KarairX

Ka,Tirru<ra, aor.
I
of Karairrixa.
aao/wit: aor.
I
KaT-epYdo(juu,
pf.
fut.
:
Dep. (but aor. I and pf. are also KareipyacriMi ato used in pass, sense) : effect, accomplish, chieve. 2. like Lat. conficere, to make an end of,
pf. destroy, despatch : hence to overpower, conquer : in pass, sense, to be overcome. 3. in good sense, aor. I in pass, to prevail upon, persuade, influence :
KarcKTavov. aor.
2 of tcarattTfivct}.
KaT\d|3ov, Kar-cXavvw
aor. 2 of
:
KaraXaâvca.
:
fut.
-tXaoca Att. -eAa)

:
aor. I
sense, to be prevailed on.
II.
to
work
in,
make;
Xaaa
to drive
down
/
to master.
YX w
,
>
fy <u to convict of falsehood: to belie. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of ftaraXôj.
KaTfpydfeaQai pfXi to make honey: also /o manufacture. III. of things, to earn, to acquire by labour: absol. to go to work.
Ko/r-tpYw, Ion. for Kardpyca. KcrrepeiKTos or -cpiKTOs, ov, bruised.
KaT-Xv(ro[juu,
fut.
i
of KaTtpxoftai.
pass, of KaTaXap.fiav<>). KaTX06iv Ep. -0fiv, aor. 2 inf. of KarepxofJiai. KaT-eXtorau), Ion. for KaOfXiaaoj.
Ka,TXT|4>0T]v, aor.
From
KaT-piKco,
ments.
to tear, rend: II. to bruise or
Med.
to
rend one's gar-
grind down ; metaph.,

:
Kar-cXKiJO), Ion. for KaOf\Ktoj.

Kar-eXiri^co, f. iaca, to hope confidently. KaT|j.v, Ion. I pi. aor. 2 of /caOirjfii.
KarfpeiKCiv Bvpov to wear
KaT-ptiro>,
fcarfvrjpd-
f.
ifioj,
to
one's mind. throw or cast down
away
to de-
molish, dismantle, lay waste.

to kill, slay,
II. intr. in aor. 2
KaT-vaipo|Aai, Dep., with aor.

p.7)v,
med.
:
and
also aor. 2 act. Karrjvapov
KaTrjpiirov, pf. KaTfprjpiira, to fall down, fall in. Ko,Tpa, Ep. aor. I of Karappefa.
,
slaughter.
f,
o>,
to belch at or
upon.
366
>w,
f.
cu,
to cover,
roof:
Med.
to
roof over
KaTt)vao>,
for oneself.
cco,
,
Ion. for fcarfpS), serving as fut. (with pf. to speak against, of the aor. tca-rei-nov :
:
KaT-VTpmw,
prepare.
KaT-ev(J)if]p,(o,
f. rjffca, to put to sleep, compose to sleep : Pass, to fall asleep. KaTewqcraipii, aor. I opt. of Karevvdca. f. o<a, to get ready, set in order,
accuse,
c.
gen.
also
raign.
prjfffTai
it
2. to
ace. to denounce, impeach, arsay plainly, speak out : Pass., tcareic.
shall be declared.
pf.
KaT-et)<j>paivco,
KaTp-f|pliro, intr.
KaT-pT]TUco,
of KaTfpf'nra). to keep in, detain, confine. [v] KaTeppCj3i]v [?], aor. 2 pass, of Kararpiô}. KdTtppcoYd, intrans. pf. of Karapp^yvvî.
f.
vffoj
f. -o[*ai, Dep. to pray earnestly : to 2. to pray pray to one: absol. to make a vow, pray. II. to boast. for evil on one, invoke a curse.
JI'
Ka,Tvx'), "f], Ka,T-6'ux o a ''>

[
praise loudly, extol. avw, to gladden or delight much. a wish, prayer, vow. From
f. f.
-r]Gw, to
for KarepvKca. [a] KdT-epvicto [u] ; f. co, to hold back, detain. KdT-eptiw Ion. -fipvw f. vaca \y] aor. I Kareipvffa to draw or haul down : of Pass., pf. /cardpvffnai
KdTpvKdvo>, poet,
KaT-6VioxOjiai, Pass, to feast, make merry. KO,T<|>aYov, used as aor. 2 of KareaQio).

Kar-6<})dX\ojjiat, Dep. to spring down upon, rush upon; KaTCird\p.evos, Ep. aor. 2 part. KaT4)0iTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of KaTatyOia).
KaT-6<|>i<rTa|Aai, Pass., with aor. 2 act. KareireffTrjv, KaT(f>eaT7]Ka, to rise up again.
,
ships, to
draw down
to the water, launch, Lat.
dedu-
cere naves. Ka,T-6px o H-cu, fut. KaTeXcvffOfjiai : aor. 3 Karr^XvOov to go down, contr. KaTT)\0ov, inf. Karf\0eii/ Dep. :
:
pf.
aor. 2 of tcaracpfvyoj.
,
esp. to the coast : of things, to fall down : of a river, II. to come hack, return : to flow or run down.
3 sing, and
pi.
Ep. aor. 2 pass.

'
of
exiles, to
return home.
poet.
KaOcgca and feaTaaxn ffca

'
aor 2 KaT ~
-
Karepto, v. sub Karepeoj.
KdT<r|3<Td, aor. I of KarafffifvvvfJii. , KdT<rpT]v, intrans. pf.

uo,
:
and
aor. 2
of
trans, to hold, keep Pass, to stop, back, withhold: to check, restrain: cease. II. to possess, occupy, keep, dwell in : to
!
-<fx f Q v
pf.
KaTeSrjSoKa Ep. KO.Tto eat up, devour, pass. KaTeorjSfajJLai. :

f.
/rareSo/ww
pf.
2. to possession of, occupy with soldiers. encompass : also in Med., irpoacaira KaTfffx (TO she covered her face generally, to hide, keep conseize, take
cover,
prey upon.
Korfaieaufiai, pf. pass, KdT6(TKeiJd<j|uu, pf. pass,
KaT<rK6i}/d}jn)v, aor. I
cealed.
III. intrans. to
2. to
check oneself: to hold,
of Karaa/cair.
stop, cease.
med.
KdTecrKXi]Kd,
intr. pf.
Kdrecrimpd, KdTcnricrd,
aor.
4. of a report, to prevail, be frequent : to have the tipper hand. IV. Med. to keep hack from o?ieself, em-
land, touch, put in. fv Karaffxrjfffi it will turn out well.
come from the high sea to shore, 3. to come to pass, happen ;
aor. I
bezzle
also to blind.
,
KdTtcro-vro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Ka.raaeiioiJ.ai. KdTeo-T30ev, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of KOL-
aor. 2
Kart]yyf\f\v, aor. 2 pass,

KaTT]YjJicov, Kanf]YOjjiat, etc., Ion. for
rca.Orj'y-.
KdTcrTdX|Adi,
KdTOTUJ/d,
pf. pass, of KaraffTf\\oj. aor. I of Karaarfi^ca.

pf. part,
KdTCorews, Ion.
of
KaOiffTrjfii.
:
Kanfry^TO, 3 sing. impf. pass, of Kardya}. Kar-t]yop((a, f. 770-0;, (Karôpos} to speak against, to accuse, 2. to lay a thing to one's arraign.
KdTeo-TTjv, aor. 2 of KaOiarrjui KaTrrr]cra, aor. I. KaTe<TTY|(ravTO, 3 pi. aor. I med. of KaOiaTrjfu.
KaT<rr6p<ra,
aor.
of /caTaffTop6VWfj.i.
nvos a charge is Pass., Karrjôpetrai charge: brought against him. 3. absol. to be an accuser, appear as prosecutor. 4. generally, to signify, indicate, prove, intimate.
KaT(rrpa<J>aTO, Ion. for Kartarpan^voi %aav, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of KaraaTpftpoJ. Kareo-Tpcacra, aor. I of Karaffrpuvvvfu. Kcnto-Tuyov, aor. 2 of Karaarvy^ a>. KaTT<iK6TO, Dor. 3 sing. impf. pass, of Karar-f^Kca. KaTTT]|a, aor. I of fcaraTrjicaj. Ko,T6vy|xa, arcs, TO, (/farei/ô/xat) a vow, wish,
Hence
KaTTjYOpia, KaTTjYopos,
77,
6,
an accusation, charge. (/card, dyopvoj} an accuser: betrayer.
of KaraiKiôj. Ka,TT|Koos, ov, (KaraKoixa) listening to, attentive: as Subst. a listener, spy, eavesdropper. II. hearkenKar-QKLtrfJiai, pf. pass,
prayer
esp. for evil,
an imprecation,
curse.
II.
ing ing
to, to,
obeying : as Subst. a giving ear to.
subject.
III.
hearken-
votive offering.
Kar--f]Ku>, Ion. for KaOrjttca.
Kar-euOti or -v0vis, Adv. straightforward.

Ka,T-eu0tiva>,
f.
KaTfj\0ov, aor. 2 of Karfpxofât.

;
vvSi, to
make
straight, set right

:
to
Ka,TfjAu|/, tyos,
77,
the upper story of a house

I
a stair2 pass.
guide, direct, conduct. Ka,T-ewdfa>, fut. affoj, to lull to sleep down to sleep ; Aeol. 3 pi. aor. I
case or ladder.
Pass, to lie
(Deriv. uncertain.)
KaTT)\Xax0T]v, KaTrj\XaYT]v [a], aor. of Kara\\daoca.
and
367
(Kara, account, slight, despise. KaTT|Xv0ov, uncontr. form of Karrj\0ov.
),
f. 170-0;,
Xcryos) to
make of small
Hence
KaT0o-0T)v, Ep. 2 pi. aor. 2 med. KaT-tdirTO), f. if/ca, to barm, hurt,
damage.
Ka,TT|Xikn,s, ecas, 77, a going KaT7)|j,at, Ion. for Ka.0rjfj.ai.
down, descent.
KaTtaoa, 3 pi. of /cdreifj.!. (c?/xt ibo). Kando-t, Ion. for KaOiaai, 3 pi. of KaOirjî.
KartBetv, aor. 2
inf.
KaTT]p,6\7]p.4vos, pf. part. pass, of naTa/j.c\t<a. Kanr)vapto-0if]v, -lafjuu, aor. I and pf. pass, of icar-
KaTi8cr0at, aor. 2
inf.
of KaQopdo). med. of KaOopdta.
evapifa.
KO,T-ICO, Ion. for KaOifa. Ion. for KaQiyfJu. Ka,r-iT]\i\,,
KO,TTjVYKa, aor.
of Karafytpca.
I
Kar-i0vvo>, Ion. for /earfvOvvoj.
Kcm]v0paKa>0ir]v, -cojiai, aor.

i,
and
pf. pass,
of KO.T^
KaT-tKT6ta), Ion.
Kar-iXticj,
f.
for KaOitctrfvco.
voo) [y], (Kara, l\vs) to fill with
mud
of Karavvoj. Ko/TT|opos or KOTTjopos, ov, Dor. -dopos, (card, ojpfoj) hanging down : hanging on or to.
aor. I
or dirt.
al-
Kor-irjmda), f. daw, (rcard, ijirios') to soothe, assuage : Ep. 3 pi. impf. pass. KarrjmocavTO.
pf. part, of Karapdofuti. KaTTjpdo-o) [a], 3 sing. aor. I of /carapdofiai. icaTTjpaTO, 3 sing. impf. of Karapdop.ai. KOT-7]pp,ia>, f. taw, to calm, appease, quiet.
Ep. inf. of Karfifu (dpi ibo). JoiAat, Karipow, KaTtcrTT]p.i, Ion. for KaQ-. KaTicr0t, 2 sing, imperat. of /edroiSa, v. *Kardoca. KOT-wrxvaiva), to make to waste away, bring down.
,
Ko.Tr]pup.VOs,
have power over, prevail II. intr. to come to gen. one's full strength, be in full vigour.
KO.T-I<T\\HJ>,
f. i;o"o;
[u], to
against, overpower,
c.
KdT-urxco, collat. pres. form of Karô}, to hold
(Kara, fpetpca) covered over, overhanging, overarched; Sdfpvricri. Karijpffpes overshadowed with laurels ; Karrjpecpr) Trooa riGtvai to keep the foot covered by the fall of the robe, of one who stands still, opp. to opOov 77080 nOtvai. 2. c. gen. covered with, laden with.
KaT-t]p6<j>Tjs, es,
Med. to keep back, hold in, restrain, Lat. detineo : II. to possess, occupy. III. to guide by one. or steer for a place. IV. intr. to light upon ; atXas
icaTtcrx f t
*
ovpavov the light comes
down upon
(elfJ.i
the place from heaven.
Kcmwv,
ovffa, 6v, aor. 2 part,
of fcdrcifu
ibo}.
Kar-r\pr\s, fs, (Kara, dpapetV) fitted out, furnished, supplied : of ships, furnished with oars.
KaTT)pi0p,T]p.evos, pf. pass. part. KOTT|ptirov, aor. 2 of Karfpei-nta.
Ko,T-o8os, Ion. for ndOobos. Kdr-ou8a, pf. of *KaTfiSca.
dwelt
Pass, to be Kar-onccco, f. 170-0;, to dwell in, inhabit: in, inhabited: of persons, to be settled in a
2.
Kcm]pTura>, 2
sing. aor. I
med. o
place.
of a
state, to be administered, regulated.
Karf|pTurp.ai., pf. pass, of Karapri Karr\<rro, Ion. 3 sing. impf. of ted KaTT|<j)6ta Ion. -CITJ, 77, (ttaTTjQrjs) a casting the eyes
dejection, sorrow, shame. KarT)4>a>, f. 770-0;, to be downcast, struck dumb. From KaTT]-4>T|S, es, (Kara, (pdos) with downcast eyes, deHence jected, downcast, struck dumb. KaTTjcjxov, uvos, 6, one who causes shame, a disgrace. II. to sound a KOT-ir]X*f>, f- i\G<a, to resound. Pass, to be inthing in one's ears, din it into one
:
:
Hence
( cus,
77,
a settling in a place
dwelling.
a, ov, (/ttZTOt/teo;) fit for inhabiting;
downwards
(sub. \capiov\ TO,

,
a dwelling-place.
II.
77,
(tcaroiKfoj)
a dwelling, habitation.
a colony.
KaT-otKifw,
settled.
fut. iff<o Att. to), to
:
bring or remove into

Pass, to be placed,
:
a dwelling persons as colonists

II.
formed of
a. 2. to teach by word of mouth, thing. teach the elements of religion: Pass, to be instructed in these elements; aor. I Karij\-f]0rjv, pf. Kar-^x^^ 1
-
Pass., of places, have colonies planted there, to be colonised or estabIII. to bring home, restore to one's country. lished.
to colonise a place
to
Hence KorotKuns,
nisation.
r us, 17,
a planting with inhabitants, colo-
(Kara, T^X OS ) sounding, resounding. Ko,Tr,x0T)v, aor. I pass, of Kardyca. Ka,T0Svov, Ep. aor. 2 of KaTaOvrjareca. Ka,T0avovp.ai, fut. of KaraQvhaKu.
Ko,T-T]XT|S, es,
or in a place. KaT-oiKoSop.ec), f. 170-0;, to build on KaT-otKOS, ov, (Kara, ol/eos} dwelling in, inhabiting: as Subst., adrotKos, 6, an inhabitant.
intr. KOT-oiKTeipw, to have compassion on. compassion, shew pity. KaT-otKTio>, f. iaoi Att. to), to have compassion on another Med., with aor. I pass. KaT<yicio6r)V, to pity II. to cause cr excite oneself, to bewail, lament.
II.
KarOdiJ/ai, Ep. aor. I
inf. o:
KaT-0Li]v, poet. aor. 2 opt. KctT0p.v, Ep. for KaraOetvat, aor. 2 inf. of but Ko.T0cp.ev, Ep. i plur. of same. 6-qp.i
:
to feel
Korr0eT6,
ri9r)fj.i.^
KaT0<Tav, Ep.
and 3
pi. aor. 2
of Kara-
pity.
\
Hence
KaT0cp.0a, Ep. and I pi. aor. 2 med. of KaraTiOrjfu. Ko,T0p.vos, Ep. aor. 2 part, med of KarariO-qm. KaT0co, Ep. for ito.ro.Qov, aor. 2 imperat. med. of
a pitying, compassion. r), lament. KaT-oip.a>a>, fut. -<A>op.ai. to bewail, KaT-oivos, ov, (feard, olvos} drunken with wine.
KOToCKTto-is, fas,
Ka.To(o-op,ai, fut.
368
t,
KaroSraro?.
Kar-ouSaios, ov, (Kara, oSSas) under the earth. Kar-ovXoa), f. urra, (Kara, ouATy) to make to cicatrise or form a scar over: Pass, to cicatrise, heal over. KdT-ovpeco, f. 770-0;, to make water upon. KaT-ovptco, f. to"a; Att. tu>, to waft with a fair wind. II. intr. to sail before the wind, come safe
to port.
Dep.
to
have gone
\
down;
ol KaroixofJifvoi, the departed.

eo), f. 770-0;,
to shrink from
doing a thing. a being possessed, posses-
sion.
Hence
II. KaroKuxip-os, ov, held in possession, detained. capable of being possessed, frantic. KaT-oXt<r0dvco, f. -oXiaOr'jffci}, to slip down. Ka,T-6XXv|Aai, Pass., with pf. act. -oAcuAa: (Kara, 6\-
Kar-ovpoa),
brows, frown. KaroxTj,
f.
uaca,
= Karovpifa.
d<f)p\is)
KaT-o4>pu6o|JicH, (Kara,
to contract the eye2.
Au/tt)
to perish utterly. Ka,T-oXoXt>a>, f. vgca, to shriek over.

:
Kar-oXo<{)vpo|jtai, Dep. to bewail, lament,

'
[y]
:
possession
Kar-op.|3pca>, f. rjaca, (Kara, opPpos) to rain upon Pass, to be rained upon : to be wet as with rain.
KdT-6n,vi5|jii and to swear to,
ijco: fut.
(Karix03 } a holding fast, detention. by a god. KaToxfyios, ov, incorrect form of KaroKuxW 05
77,
'
Karoxos,
inspired.
ov,
(Karex
**)
holding fast.
II.
pass.
ofj.ovjMii: aor. i -ajjiocra:

2. c. ace. pers. to
held fast, overpowered, constrained.
2. possessed,
confirm by oath.
call to witness,
swear
by.
3. c.
gen. pers. to take
an oath
tage
:
against, accuse on oath. KaT-ovCvrjjxi, fut. ovr/aca, to be of use, profit, advan-
KdT-ovj/ios, ov, (Kara, oif/is)full in sight, opposite. Karovj/Ofjiai, used as fut. of KaOopdcu.
have the benefit of, enjoy, [i/i] Ka,T-6vo|Aai, Dep. to blame, slight. KO,T-OVS, 6ta, v, (Kara, ogvs) very sharp, piercing.
to
Med.
KUT-rd, Kar-rdSc, Dor. for Kara rd, Kara rdSt. KaT-Tavv<7av, Ep. for Karerdvvaav, 3 pi. aor. I of Kararavvca.
KaTTtTpos, Att.
for Kaffffirfpos, tin.
Ka,T-oirda>,
Kar-omv,
aaca, to follow after. Adv., = KaroTTiffOe.

f.
KaT-6m<r0, and before a vowel -0ev, (Kara, Adv. of Place, behind, after, in the rear. Time, hereafter.
KaT-oiTTiJco,
f.
oiriaOe)
II.
KarrvfJia, KaTTVco, Att. for Kaao~vfj,a, Kaoffvoj. Kar-T<o, Dor. for Kara rov. KaT-V1Tp06, KaT-VITCpTCpOS, Ion. for
of
KaT-urrvoco, Ion. for KaOvirvoo:.
KOLTto,
ffca,
(/ttiTosTTys) to
spy out, observe.
Adv. (Kara) down, downwards.
II.
be-
= Karoirriqp, KaT-6imr)S, ov, 6, KaT-oirros, ov, (Kara, oiôâi) to be seen, visible: c. gen. to be seen from a place, within sight of. KaTOirrpiôa, f. i<rca Att. to), to shew as in a mirror : Med. to behold oneself in a mirror. ~i. in Med. also to reflect as in a mirror. From
KOLTOTTTpov, TO, (/faroTTTos) a mirror, Lat. speculum, anciently of polished metal. KO,T-opda>, Ion. for KaOopdca.
Ka/r-oiTTir|p, 77005, 6,
(Kara, dirrrjp) a spy, scout.
1. ol Kara, neath, below, underneath, opp. to dvca. those in the nether world, the dead : also, dwellers on
'
the
|
the coast or in the plain, as opp. to those inland or on hills. 3. dvQj KOI Kara, or dvca Karen upside
down.
Comp.
yeios,
IV. gen. under, below: down from. Sup. Kartardro). = Kardnar-ai-yei-os, ov, Att. Karuyccos, wv, gen. ca,
III. c.
Karcarepca
KaT-opYavta>,
Kar-opOoo),
right, erect. to direct or
f.
f.
iffco,
:
to
sound with music through.

:
Ka,T<o0, before a vowel -0cv, Adv. (Karca) from II. below, beneath. below, up from below. KaT-co0<o, f. --/jaw aor. I -twaa', to thrust down.
:
wffcu
2.
aor. I Karcupdcoffa
to set
up-
metaph. to keep straight, set right: manage well: absol. to be right in a

:
K&Tco-K<xpa, Adv. (Kara, Kapd) head downwards, Ka.TO>'icr)<ra, aor. I of KaroiKfQj.
[/ca]
KaTtoKicr0v, 3
pi. aor. I pass,
of KaroiKifa.
thing
Pass, to succeed, prosper
also to he well de-
termined or purposed.
II. intr. to
be successful,
i
go on prosperously.
Hence
is
KaT-o)p,d8ios, a, ov, (Kara, w/ôs) down from the shoulder, oiaKos KarwfJLaSios a quoit thrown down II. borne on the shoulder. from the shoulder.
KaT6p0co}j,a, arcs, TO, that which 2. a success. right action.
done rightly: a
KaT-cop.aS6v, Adv. (Kara,
wôs)from
the shoulder,
with the whole arm.

KaT<o|a,o<ria,
77,
Kar-opoixo,
at,
f.
<rca,
to
rush downwards.
f.
(Karo^vvfJLi')
an oath taken against

frock with a
Ko/r-oppcoStco Ion.
Karapp-,
TTG>
:
770*0;,
to be
dismayed
-opuy-
one, accusation on oath.

KaTco-vdier],
|
dread.
II. absol. to
f.
be afraid.
cu:
77,
(Karoo, vaKos) a coarse

(i/a/cos).
KaT-opucr<ra> Att.
6r](rofj.ai, fut. 2
fut. I pass,
border of sheepskin
[ya]
:
-opuxnaoftcu:
f.
to bury, inter: to hide

to
in the
ground.
--fjcrofMi,
:
KaT-copail[o|xai, Ion. for KaO&ipa'iôfâi. KaTwp0co(ra, aor. I of KaropOucu but KaTwp0o)<rai,

2 sing. pf. pass.
Kar-opxeojiat,
sult.
II. to
Dep.
dance in triumph
over, Lat. insultare
hence
to treat despitefully, in-
KaT-a>pv, uôs,
earth.
II.
o,
77,
(KaTopvffffca)
imbedded
in the
charm by dancing.
KOT-6<r<rop,cu, Dep. to contemplate, behold. i, Adv. Ion. for tca$' o TI.
ground.
KaTurraros,
buried, hidden in the ground, under III. as Subst., Karwpv, 7), a pit, cavern.
rj,
ov, (Karca) the lowest.
Karcoraro)
Adv. Sup. of Kara, at (be lowest part. Ka,TWTpos, a, ov, (#ctTcy) lower : of Time, later. Ka,Ta>Tpa>, Adv. Comp. of /caret;, lower than, further downwards.
,
KEFMAI.
Kax-op[Ai<rta,
17,
369
(KOKUS, op///a>)
ill
harbourage.
evil,
icdxpiis, vos, ij,=- Kay xpvs, parched barley. Kax-viroinros, ov, (KaKos, UTTOTTTOS) suspecting
name of
the KaTG>-<J>a-yas, ov or a, o, (KCLTQJ, cpayftv) glutton, a bird in Aristophanes.

KaT<o-4>pT|s,
es,
meanly suspicious. KA'M'A, 17, a box,
(Karca,
(ptpopaC)
hanging down'
wards, precipitous.
Ka.T-&>xpat>,
-
chest, case, Lat. capsa. KCLW [a], Att. for Kaica, to burn. KE, and before a vowel KV, Ep. and Ion. for dv, Dor. KU: dv Kf, KCV dv, are sometimes found together:
e K is always enclit. f. y r)0ca, (Kara, WXP^S) to turn ver P a ^ Kava|(us, for Kapfagais (with the digamma), 2 singj Kcdo>, f. daca aor. I eKeaaa Ep. (Keaaaa, Keacra, and Kfaaaa Pass., aor. I (Kfdadrjv Ep. KedaOrjv Ep. aor. I opt. of Kardyvvfit. From to split, cleave : of KavXivos, 77, ov, made of stalk or stick. (Kca, Kfica) lightning, to shiver,
:
2. a handle, shaft : 6, a stalk, stem. spear-shaft : the hilt of a sword. Kavfxa, arcs, TO, (Kaica} burning heat, as of the sun; II. feverish heat. Kavnaros, absol. in the heat.
KATAO'5,
shatter: generally, to sever, separate, divide forcibly. contr. KTjp, q. v. Kcap, apos, TO, Lat. cor, the heart: Ktas, part, of Att. aor. I of Kaica.
Keacra, Ktacrcra, Ep. aor.
of
Kfd^ca.
pi. pres.
Hence
KaufJtaTL^co,
f.
Kcaro, Ep. and Ion. 3

iaca, to scorch, wither by heat.
and impf. of
Kavvdio]s, ov, word.)
6,
a Persian garment, [a]

lot.
(Foreign
Ke(3\Tj or Kcp\-f|,
KATNO'5,
Kauo-Ca,
77,
6,
17, contr. for Kf(pa\ri, the bead. K6J3Xif|-irupis, (e/3Ai7, wCp) a bird called the redcap. K YXP ta^ os a ov i (. K *7Xp s ) of the size or shape of
> >
(Kaica}
a heat-shade, name of a broadhat.
brimmed Macedonian
Kati<Tis,
teas,
T),
Ka/ucrijj,os, ov, (Kaica} Jit for
(Kaica}
burning, combustible. a burning : burning heat.
a grain of millet. K YXP^T7]S [t], ov, 6, fem. -ms, tSos, (7XP OS ). Hke millet, full of small grains. K YXP ~PoXos, ov, (t'7xpos, (3d\\ca) scattering
millet.
Hence
Kavcroofxai, Pass, to be on fire, intensely hot.
Adj. with no masc. in use, burning. KavtrTTjpiov, see Kavr^piov. Kdvo-co, fut. of Kaica.
Ko/uoretpa,
fern.
KETXPO2, 6, and ^, millet, Lat. milium : hence any small grain : also the spawn offish. K YXpa JiaTa cav, rd, (KtyxP os ) things of the size of
) f
>
millet-grains
Katxrwv, wind.
cavos, 6, (Kaica)
burning heat
a scorching
KeSdvvufju
pass.
f.
eyelet-holes in the KfSdacu Ep. aor.

:
rim of the
i
shield.
:
Keoaa<ra
aor. I
Ka/UTT|p, ?7pos, o, (Kaica} a burner. Kcum]pida>, f. daca, to sear with red-hot iron:
poet, for aKfoavvvfju, to scatter, tKeSdoOijv : disperse, break up, break in pieces.
metaph.
seared in conscience. Kavrf|piov, TO, (Kaica) a branding-iron.

in Pass, to be
From
K6Sacr0is, aor. I pass. part, of Keddvvvfi.i. KeSvos, 17, ov, (/f^Sos) careful, discreet, trusty. pass, cared for, dear : of things, valued, prized.
KcSptvos,
II.
Kavrrjp. KCUJTTJS, ov, 6, Kavros, by crasis for KOI avros.

Kavx<iojjtai, fut. -rjffofjtai : pf. KfKavxrjpai : Dep. to boast or vaunt oneself. (Akin to ov^tca, cv:
cedar. 77, ov, ( e'Spos) of cedar, made of iceSpts, /So*, 17, (KfSpos) the cane of the cedar-tree also a juniper-berry.
KE'APOS,
KcSpcoros,
r),
the cedar-tree, Lat. cedrus.

coffin or chest.
of,
II.
anything made of cedar; a cedar

,
for
Ka\>\j],
fi,
Ko/uxT] p.a,
a boasting, vaunting. OTOS, TO, (tfau xdofMit} a vaunt, boast.

97,
= Kavxr)cris,
Kavâ,
2 sing, of
17,
ov, (/f5pos)
inf.
made
or inlaid with,
cedar-wood.
2
.
K6(r0<u, Ion.
of
KtTfjiai.
a subject of boasting.
Kavx"r||Acov, oôs, o,
KT<U,
(Kavxdofjiai) boastful.
Ion. 3 sing, of KCIJMI.

I
Keia, Ep. aor.
of
Kfica.
KavxT]<ns,
boasting.
ccas, T],
(KavxdofMi) a boasting, cause of
Kidp,vos, Ep.
KtavTs, Ep.
j
med. part, of Kaica. aor. I part. pi. of Kaica.

aor. I
Kaxa.a>, f. dca Dor. afa), to laugh loud, Lat. cachinnor : to laugh scornfully. (Formed from the sound.) KaxacTfAos, o, (Kaxd^ca) a loud or mocking laugh.
Ki&Tcu, KetaTO, Ep. 3 pi. pres. and impf. of Kcifjai. Ki6ev, Adv., Ion. and Ep. for fKfiOfv, thence. Ki0t, Adv., Ion. and Ep. for (Kftdt, there: thither.
Kax-tratpeia, 17, (KOKUS, fraipos} ill company. Kax-T)p-pos, ov, (KaKos, i7//e'pa) living sad Jays, wretched.
KEFMAI,
rai, Ion.
|
and Ep.
KfTaat, Kftrai Ion. 3 pi. Kfiv/re'dYcu, Ep. also Kfiarai and Ion.
;
KTCU
Kax\aco,
f.
daca, redupl.
from
x^C^j
dash, plash,
bubble, of the sound of liquids. Ka-xX-r]^, rjicos, o, a pebble:

shingle.
so 3 pi. impf. HKCIVTO Ion. tKfaro Ep. KfiKfovrai aro, KC&TO ; subj. K(cafj.ai, Ktrj, Kfijrai Ep. Kfjrai: inf. KftaBai Ion. Keeadai part. Kfiftfopt. Koipr}v
:
:
collectively, gravel,
vos:
fut.
Keiaopai Dor. Kfiacvfjiai.
Used
as Pass, to
(Akin to
370
Radic. sense, to be laid, to lie:
asleep. to lie
to lie
down,
:
lie
Ep. redupl. aor.

pf. inf. pass,
of fmftvu:
Kelpca.
subj.
2. to lie idle or at ease, be inactive
also
pi. KexdjAcocri.
rest; still, Keipevov abated, allayed in evil. 3. of many conditions, as to lie sick, lie weakness or old age : to lie dead, like Lat. jacere : of things, to be destroyed, overthrown, lie in to lie ruins. 4. of a corpse, to lie unburied : also II. of places, to lie, be uncaredfor, neglected. situated. 2. of things, to be in or at a place, where
III. implied. generally, to be in IV. to be a position, be laid or placed, stand. V. laid up, laid in store : TO. /eet/zera deposits.
KO.KOV
KKap0ai,
of
KeKapjxevos, pf. part. pass, of Kfipca. Ke'Kacrp.ai Dor. KKa8p,ai, pf. pass, (in pres. sense)
of
KaivvfJiat.
K6Kctvp,ai, pf. pass,

KeKavx'qfJ.aL. pf. of
KeKa(j)T}cSs,
Ep.
pf. part,
of
KO.TTTOI.
continuance
is
KKetvoop,cu, Ion. pf. pass, of /cei/c'cy. KeKcvOei, 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. of KfvOa. KCK\avp.ai, pf. pass, of K\aica.
to be fixed, settled, laid

is fixed,
down ;
Kfirai vopos the law
KK\aTau,
Ion. 3
pi.
of
K(fc\7jfj.ai, pf.
the penalty is fixed; *2. iceirai afd\ov the prize lies ready, is proposed. freq. in Homer, tavra OeSjv kv yovvaai Ktrai these things rest on the knees of the gods, i. e. depend upon the gods ; KeTaOai ev nvi to be dependent on a
laid
down;
Kfirai
rjfJ.ia
KeK\ei[Acu, or -(TjxaL, pf. pass, of KXcica.
KCK\ciarop,ai, paullo-p. fut. pass, of K\eia}, to shut.
KcK\ftp,ai, pf. pass, of /fAerrrcu. KK\TO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Kc\ofjiai.
KocX-qaro, Ion. and Ep. for ki(eK\T]VTo, 3

pass, of Ka\fca.
pi. plqpf.
person.
of Kffyat. (tceifiijv, impf. Ki{XT|Xiov, TO, (/fef/iat) anything stored up, a treasure or valuable : heirloom.
Ki|xdv, Dor. for
K6t(JLT)V,
KK\T)Ya, part. KCKXrjyus, pf. of /cA.acu, whence is formed a pres. part. K^K\T]ÔVTS, as if from KeK\r)ja>.
K6K\T]Ka,
pf.
of KaKeoJ.
Ep. impf. Of KeTfMl.

/eeivrj,
it
;
KCIVOS,
he, she,
KfTvo, Ion. and poet, for (KtTvos, that, dat. fern. Kfivy, as Adv. on that road :
KK\T][JLai, pf. pass, of KoXeca : opt. KeitXrj^rjv, -TJTO : inf. KtK\f)(T0a.i : part. KtKXrjfjitvos. K6K\T|[jLat, Att. pf. pass, of K\eioj, K\T)&>.
-f&
also in that
way
or manner.
and poet, for Ktvus, empy. KCIVCOS, Adv., Ion. for i/mVo>s, in that way. Keios, o, (Kcws) a Ceian, a man from the island
Keivos,
17,
ov, Ion.
KK\T|<rop,at, paullo-p. fut. pass, of Ka\(a. KK\iarai, Ion. and Ep. for Ketcîvrat, 3 pi. pf. pass.
KeicXi}JMU, pf. pass,
Ceos
see Xfos.
KK\tTO, Ep. 3
med. of
Ketpca.
sing, plqpf. pass,
Kcipao-6ai, aor. I inf.
KCipia, 77, (icfipoj') a bandage, roller, a swathingII. the cord or band. sacking of a bedstead. KcipuXos, o, for fcrjpv\os, a kingfisher, [u] KEI'PH fut. Ktpw Ion. /cepeca Ep. Kepffcti aor. I Med., fut. nepovftai: Pass., 6K6ipa Ep. ffffpaa:
: :
KeK\o'jxevos, poet. aor. 2 part, of /ce'Xo/iat, calling out to one, to cheer him on, c. dat.: but c. ace. calling on one, calling him for help. K(K\C$a, pf. act. Of K\TTTOJ.
KcicAvOi, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 imperat. of #\ta>.
Kic\t><rji,vos, pf. part. pass, of KXvfa. KK\vT6, 2 pi. poet. aor. 2 imperat. of K\VOJ.
KeiCfj.T]!<a, pf.
aor. I
clip,
own
hew
to pf. KfftapfMii Kfp9rjv aor. 2 etcaprjv [a] cut short, esp. the hair Med. to cut off one's hair or have it cut off: Pass., Keitapdac ras KC:
of
Kap.voj.
Cs,
gen. WTOS or OTOS, Ep. pf. act. part, of

,
tpahas to have their heads shorn.

off.
2. to
cut out,
II. to
ravage, waste a country, esp.
2. generally, to by cutting down the fruit-trees. cut up, devour, waste, consume, destroy. KIS, contr. for real (Is.
Adv., Ion. and Ep. for l#efo*e, thither. i, Dor. fut. of K(Tfj.ai. Keto-o, Kicr6o>, 2 and 3 sing, imperat. of /eei/Mi. Keurojjiai, fut. of KfTfjiai. K6ia>, Ep. Desiderat. of Kftfjtat, to wish to lie down or
E,
of tcvataj. of Konroj. KKOviup.evos, pf. pass. part, of Koviaca. KCKOvIfjitvos, pf. part. pass, of KOVLOJ. KKoviTO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of KOV'LOJ. K6KOTTWS, pf. part. Of K07T70J.
pf. pass,
Kico;xjjiai, pf. pass,
KKopT]}jLaL, Ion. for KKupfff[J.a.i, pf. pass. K6KOp7]us, OTOS, Ep. and Ion. pf. part, (with pass.
sleep;
(3rj
Kfiojv
he went
to lie
KEI'H,
to cleave, radic.
down. form of Kfdfa.

K-qooj.
hence dual KffcoprjoTe. sense) of Kopevvvfu KKOpi;0p,vos, Ion. and Ep. for K^Kopvop-ivos, pf.
;
part. pass, of
ffopvacrca.
pf. act. part,
KKa8Ti<ro|juu, Ep. fut. pass, of KKaY|<7(0, Ep. fut. Of Ya^CU.
KKOTf|u)S, gen. OTOS, Ep.

pass, of Kpaivca, Kpaa'ivca.
of
ICOTCOJ.
KKpaavTat, KeKpaavro, Ep. 3
sing. pf.
and
plqpf.
Kica8|j,at, Dor. for Kffcaff/jiai, q. v. KK<i8ovTO, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 med. of
xC
Ct) -
KetcaSwv, Ep. aor. 2 part, of x<*&KKa\vp,fJLvos, pf. part. pass, of KaXvirro}.
KK<xXvirro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of /raAvTrrw.
Hence pf. (with pres. sense) of Kpctfa. aTOs, TO, (pd(cu) a scream, cry. KKp<ry|xos, a screami?ig, crying. KCKpaKT-rjs, ov, o, (/)tx^w) a crier, bawler.
,
371
i, pf. pass, of /eepdvvvfj.1. KKpai-Sd[xa,s, avros, 6, (tceKpcLya, Sa/iacy) he who conquers all in bawling, the blusterer. K6icpdop,cu, paullo-p. fut. (with act. sense) of Kpdfa. KCKpo-xOi, imperat. of KtKpa.'ya, pf. of Kpdfa. KtKpiya, pf. 2 of Kpifa. KKplp,evos, pf. pass. part, of Kpivoj. KeKpomScu, aw, of, the sons or descendants af Cecrops, i. e. the Athenians.
,
Ep. 2 sing,
the
K\PT], 77, a drinking vessel : an urn or pail. K6\ovTS, an/, of, (KaXov, KT]\OV) the beams in loom between which the web was stretched.
,
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of
/ft'Ao/iat.
ov, 6, (/ef\(vQos)
6v, (tc&evOos, iroitca) KcXexiOo-iropos, ov, (ite\ev0o$, iropos)
Keicpomos,
nian
;
a,
ov, (Re/cpo^) Cecropian,

77,
i.
e.
Athe-^ Ooi
Keffpoiria (77;),
Attica;
of
Ke/cpcmot, the
A thenians.
i8os, pecul. fem. of KfKp6irios. KeKporajjievos, Dor. pf. part. pass, of npoTf<u. Kcicpovj;, OTTOS, o, Cecrops, an ancient king of Athens.
KcXcvOos, 77, with neut. pi. a road, way, path, track, either by land or water; K \tv0ot VVKTOS TC not ijfMTos the ways of II. a travelnight and day, i. e. night and day.
:
a wayfarer. road-making. a wayfarer. KtXcvOa, but also K(\CV-
KcKpoms,
ling, journey,
:
voyage
an expedition.
III.
mode of walking, gait : metaph. a way or walk of life also a way or course of doing.
KeXc-vcrp,a or KeXevpia, aros, TO, (tfcAeva;) an order, command : the word of command in war the call of
:
KKpvp.p.cvos, pf. part. pass, of ttpvirTca. K6Kpv4>dXos, o, (fcpviTTOj) a woman's bead-dress, made II. of net, to confine the hair, Lat. reticulum. III. part of the pouch or belly of a hunting-net. the headstall of a bridle. KCKpijiarai, Ion. and Ep. 3 pi. pf. pass, of KpvirTO}. KKTT]p.d.i, pf. of tfrdo/icu : inf. KeKTrja9ai. KKudcocri [6], Ep. 3 pi. redupl. aor. 2 subj. of Kvdoj. KKvXicr^,ai, pf. pass, of KvXivSaj. Keicvi<|>a, pf. of KVTTTOJ. KeXdoeivos, 77, ov, Dor. KcXaScvvos, a, ov, (eAa5os)
:
the K\evffTr]s,
,
which gave the time to the rowers. o, (/feXevo;) an order, command.

,
77,
Ion. for
on board
ov, o, (/Aevcy) a commander, fugleman : ship, the man who by his call (/f6A.vo>j)
,
gives the time to the rowers, a boatswain. KeXevcrros, 77, ov, (/feAcvcu) ordered, commanded.
KfXfim^M, Frequentat. of K e\evcu, to be continually bidding or urging on. to KeXeirto, f. oca Ep. aor. I tce\fvffa (/ceAAco) murmuring, noisy, boisterous : also clear-toned. KeXa8i>, f. rjcroj also rjao/Mii Ep. aor. I Kf\dor]aa : urge on : to exhort, bid, command, order : to beseech of the Kf\fvaTr)s, to give time to the to murmur, roar, like the rushing of urgently: (6Aa8os) rowers by his call. 2. to utter a cry or sound. II. trans. II. c. dat. pers. to call to, water.
: : :
:
to sing of, celebrate loudly: to call to, invoke.
Hence
order.
KeXecov, o, obsol. sing, of
K\.J\S, TJTOS, 6, (/feAAfij)
KcXdST](ia, arcs, TO, a
murmur,
din, roaring.
KXa8i)TT|S, ov, 6, fem. -TITIS, toos, (/fcAaScw) loudsounding, vocal, harmonious. KE'AAAOS, 6, a noise, as of the wind or of rushing waters : the din or tumult of battle, a shouting : Hence rarely of the sound of music. KeXdSco, = Kf\ao(oj, to murmur, roar, esp. of water. KeXaiv-eYX^S, cs, (KfXaivos, f~YX os ) with dark,
bloody spear.
K6Xai-v6<j)T]s,
t's,
or ridden singly.
Kf\eovTS. a courser, race-horse, driven II. a fast-sailing vessel, with
one bank of
iceXir)Tico,
oars, Lat. celes, celox.
KeX-r)cro|xai, tut.
f.
of K\ofuu.
ride a race-horse, geneof a man who rode two or more horses leaping from one on another. KeX^Tiov, TO, Dim. of Kt\r)s.
iffw, (K(\T)S) to
rally, to ride
esp.
(Ke\aiv6s, vecpos) black with clouds :
KE'AAIl/f.
/ceAcrcy
aor. I
eeAo"o
I.
trans.
2. cloud-black, livid. cloud-wrapt. KcXatvo-Sparros, ov, (xtXaivos, @i(3puff/{(a)
gnawed
black.
of seamen, to drive on, push ashore ; vrja. K&\ffai to run a ship ashore. II. intr. of ships, to run ashore, put into harbour: generally, to reach a haven.
KcXojjiai,
K\6[j.T)V,
f.
KeXaivos, 77, ov, cognate form of /icAas, black, swart: dark, gloomy: murky.
KX<uvo-<|>aT|S,
cs,
KfXrjffofMi
aor. 2
KfK\6p]v and
Kf-
(/teXatvos,
0dos) dark-shining,
<}>pr]v}
3 sing. KeK\fTO, KfK\(TO, part. KK\ufj.evos: cheer poet, for K\fvca, to urge on, exhort, (6AA(u)
:
murky.
Ke\aiv6-<j>pcov, ov, (xeXaivos,
on,
command.
to call by
II.
also like Ka\e<v, to call, call
black-hearted.
to
name.
I inf.
KcXaivo-xpws, WTOS,
coloured.
6,
77,
(tceXaivos,
XP^*) blackPass, to be-
KeXoxu, aor.
of
/ce'AAcy.
KcXaivoco, (tefXaivos) to
make black:
Hence the Kelts or Celts; later Ke'Arai. KcX-riOT-C, Adv. in Keltic or Celtic, in the language
KcXroi,
of,
come
black.
or after the
KeX<uv-toirr)S, ov, Dor. -comis, o, fem.

(rtfXaivos, w\f/}
:
-wms,
toos
black-faced, swarthy, gloomy.

rf,
KeXatv-cox}/, OITTOS, o,
KcXapiifla) Dor. -<r8co,

/,
= K(XaivuiT7)i. = tcfXaoea, to babble, murmur.
manner of the Kelts. KXvcJ>os, fos, TO, a husk, rind, pod, shell : metaph. of old oiKaarai, dvrojfJLOffiuiv KcXv(prj mere afhdavit(Deriv. uncertain.)
a-pos, o,
bnsks.
KE'AHP,
a son.
-fj,
Dor. 3 sing. impf. o
K6(ias and KjjLp,ds, dSos,
a young deer.
372
KV, before
a
vowel
for KC.
KVTO, Dor.
emptying vessels, breed-
for e/feAeTo
cf.
yfvro, ?jv6ov.
Kev-o.'YY'ns, es, (#6j/os, a-yyos)
KVTO<I), false
form
for /tevrpoca.
ing famine, hungry. From KcvavSpia, 77, lack of men, dispeopled state. Kcv-av8pos, ov, (Kevos, dvrjp} empty of men, dispeopled.
K6v-avxT|S or KV-auxT)S, es, (ictvos or iteveos, ai>xn) vain-boasting, braggart. K6veJ3pios, ov, dead: in pi., KevtPpeia, rd, carrion. (Deriv. uncertain.)
K6VTp-Tjvicf|S, cs, (KfVTpov, *evtyKOj)
goaded
on.
KVTpt0,
act.
f.
iffca,
(tctVTpov) to prick, goad, spur.

1.
KVTpo-8T|\T)TOs,oi', (KfVTpov, Srj\fofJ.ai} goaded.
goading, stinging.
s,
KVTpo-p,dvT|S,
(ttevrpov, liavTJvaC) spurring to
madness.
Ktvrpov, TO, (KCVTCQJ) a point, prickle, spike, sting : a horse or ox-goad: a spur: proverb., ?rpos Kevrpa. \aKTi(tv to kick against the pricks. 2. an instrument of torture. 3. metaph. a spur, incentive.
II.
KV-p.j3aT(0,
hole, stumble.
f.
TJffa:,
(/{(Vug,
to step into
K6V6os,
77,
6v, Ion. for KCVOS, empty.
Kveo-4>pa>v, ov, (veveos, (pprfv) empty-minded. KV<ov, uvos, 6, (rcfvus) the hollow between the ribs II. any hollow space. and the hip, the flank. Kv-o8ovrs, t8os, fem. of itevooovs.
the point
round which a
circle
is
described, the centre.
KVTpo-Tijirr|S,
s-pur.
es,
(fcevrpov, rvnTJvat")
struck by
From KevoSojjia, 77, vainglory, vanity. KVTpoo>, f. waca, to furnish with a sting : Pass, to be so furnished. 2. to strike with a goad. K6vo-8oos, ov, (KVOS, 8i'â) vain-glorious. Kv-6Sovs, OVTOS, 6, rj, (KCVOS, doovs) toothless. KVTp<ov, QJVOS, o, (KtvTpov} a rogue that has been KENO'3 Ion. KEIVOS, rj, ov Ep. Kcveos empty : branded, a spur-galled jade. II. fruitless, vain, idle : Kfvcd cavos, 6, the Lat. centurio. empty-handed. as Adv. in vain. a goader, driver. III. exhausted: c. gen. void, , opos, o, (/cej/Tecu) destitute, bereft of: absol. of a lioness, bereaved of her KvJjs, Adv. of /cevos, vainly, idly. IV. Comp. and Sup. Kcvorepos, orayoung. KOl|AT]V, Opt. of #ef/U. TOS but also regular Kevwrepos, -wraros. Kop.ai, Ep. and Ion. collat. form of Kftfiai, whence Kvo-Ta<j>0), (fetvus, TOCOS') to honour with a cenotaph. 3 sing. Kferai, 3 pi. fceovrai. Keos, ), Ion. for Keow. Kvo-T<i4>iov, TO, (KCVOS, rcupos) an empty tomb, KE'IIÔ5, o, a light sea-bird of the petrel kind: cenotaph. Kv6-<J>pcov, ov, (KCVOS, (ppTrjv) empty-minded. metaph. a light-headed simpleton, a noddy. From Kvo<{xi>vla, 77, vain talk, babbling. KepdacrOe, Ep. i pi. pres. med.
; : , :
Kev6-4>covos,
ov,
(itfvos,
(powrj}
empty sounding
:-
iipct<r<ri, Ep. dat. pi. of Kfpas.
prating.
II. anything like a Kepaia, 77, (epas) a horn. horn, a yard-arm, Lat. cornu antennarum : a probeam or timber. 2 a horn or promontory pf. (/cej/os) empty jecting Pass, to be emptied of of land. out, drain: forsake, desert : 3. a small dot in writing, 'a tittle.' 4. a thing, c. gen. also to be left empty, deserted. II. anything made of horn, e. g. a bow. to make void or of no account : Pass, to become vain, f. tffo), later aor. I tfou Kpdici>, (Kfpas) to lay waste, ravage. II. of persons, to kill, of none effect. aor. I act. inf. of KCVTfw, as if from *cv- slaughter : to disable ships. Kevoxu, Ep. TCW. II. also aor. I med. imperat. of Kfvreca. Kepdts, t5os, T), (pas) a worm that eats horn.
K6v6co Ion. Kcivoco

:
f.
waca, aor. I efcevcaffa

:
Pass.,
aor. I fKfVwOrjv
to
KtvTacre, Dor. 3 sing. aor. I of Kevrtaj.
KepdiarTTjS, oO, 6, (/cepai'a>) a ravager, robber.
KsvTavpetos, for Centaurs.
a, ov,
(KeVTavpos) Centaurian, of or
(Kei/Tavpos) descended
Kcpaico, Ep. for Kfpdaj, the
mix; fapoTfpov
o,
tcepaif
Root of Kepavvvfu, mix the wine stronger.
to
KsvTa/upiSijs, ov, Centaurs.
from
K6pd(X6iKos, 77, ov, (/ctpa/ios) earthen. KepdfJLeiKos, 6, (/cepa/xevs) the Potters' Quarter in
Kcvravpiicos, savage, brutal.
77,
ov,
(KeWavpos)
like
a Centaur:
full of
Adv. -KWS.
6S, (K.6VTttVpOS, TT\r)9os)
Athens, where two places were called Cerameicus, one within and the other without the Thriasian Gate.
Kcpd[xeios, a, ov, (/pa/ios) of clay, earthen. proverb., KtKepdjxevs, ecus, 6, (epaôs) a potter : pa/j.evs tfepa/xe? KOTCCI potter envies potter.
Kepap-evco,
f.
:
K6VTaVpO-TT\T]9T|S, Centaurs.
Piercer,
Kv-Tavpos, 6, (KfVT<a) a Centaur, properly a Spearman : they were a race of savage
horsemen, dwelling between Pelion and Ossa in Thessaly, extirpated in a war with their neighbours the II. later, they were believed to be Lapithae. monsters of double shape, half man and half horse.
earthenware
metaph.
77,
oca, (Kepap.os) to be a potter, work in to botch or patch up the state.
Kepdpqios,
ov, Ion.
and Ep. for
..
KENTE'H
f.
rjcrca
:
aor. I
(Kevrrjffa
inf.
/cevaai
KpafiT]is, i'8os, pecul. Ep. fem. of ftepd/j-fios. = K6pd(.uvos, rj, ov, and KepajxiKos, 17, ov, of earthenware or clay.
Kpd(j,tov, TO, (K epa/ios) \jar, pipkin, Lat. testa.
as if
from *KevTca
to prick,
goad, sting:
to
wound,
an earthenware vessel, a pot,
stab, pierce.
373
,
TSos Att.
t'Sos
[t],
17,
(Kfpapos) a
/z'fe:
also
Kpat>vo-|AaXT]S, ov, 6, (Kfpavvos, |td^0fwn) fighting with the thunderbolt.

6, a thunderbolt, thunder and lightning, Lzt.fulmen : thunder by itself was fipovrr), Lat. tonitru, and the flash of lightning darfpoirf), artpOTrr), Lat. fulgur : plur. Kfpavvoi, thunderbolts.
KE'PAV MO2, o, potters
ay earthen vessel, a
A&e rifes; iu plur.
II. earth, potters clay. pot, jar : also in collective sense,
KEPATNO'2,
earthenware, pottery.
III.
tile
collectively,
Kfpaftaj
@d\\fiv to
strike
w/z'z'vb /z'zVs,
never
IV.
xa\KaT]S, 6S, (Kfpavv6s, (pdos) flashing like the
a brasen prison.
K6pdvvv)|XL
thunderbolt.
-vci>:
and
:
fut. Kfpdffca [a]
aor. I fKfpaffa
Kcpavvoco,
derbolt.
f.
ucrca,
(Kfpavvos) to strike with a thun-
Med., Ep. 3 sing. aor. I Kfpdaaaro ^ eePass., aor. I litfpdaOijv and fKpdOrjv [a] pf. and Kficpdp-ai (Kepdu) to 7nz;c, mingle, often paafj-OLL of diluting wine more freq. in Med., as, Kpijrjjpa KfpdcraaOai to mix oneself a bowl; Pass., KV\I 'iaov 2. to toy KfKpaftevr) a cup mixed half and half. temper or cool. 3. metaph. to blend together, temII. per, regulate, tone down. generally, to mix,
Ep. Kfpaaaa
: : :
:
KEPATl, Ep. Radic. form of Kfpdvvvfju, to mix. KepfJepos, o, Cerberus, the dog which guarded the ace. to Hesiod, the fiftygate of the nether world headed son of Typhaon and Echidna later, represented with three heads.
;
;
compound, Lat. attemperare. Kepao-6os, ov, (Kfpas, fc'a>) polishing horn, working in horn ; esp. for bows.
II. made of horn. Kepdos, d, 6v, (Kfpas) horned. Kcpa-o-Oxos, oi', (\ca) tccp-ovxos. Kcpas, TO gen. /cepdros Ep. Kepaos Att. contr. /cedat. Kfpdri, Kfpai, Kfpa dual Kfpae pa>s Ktpd, gen. and dat. Kfpdoiv, Kfpyv plur. Kfpaa, Wpa gen. Kfpdcav, Kfpwv; dat. Kfpdai Ep. ncpaffi and Kfpdfaai: Ion. declension /cepas, Kfpeos, Ktpt'i: (akin to Kapa):the horn of an animal: hence or;z, as a
; ;
:
aor. I fKfpSava ea> KepSaivo), f. KfpSavw Ion. aor. I Ion. fKfpSrjva : fut. also KfpSrjcraj, KfpSrjao/jai make gain or profit to fKfpSrjcra (KfpSos) jgain, 2. from: absol. to gain advantage, be benefited.
: : : :
hence
to traffic,
make merchandise.
gain a
loss.
II.
in
bad
sense, like aTroAava;, to
KEpSaXeos, a, ov, (KfpSos) with an eye to gain, crafty, 2. of things, gainful, profitable : cunning : shrewd. Adv. Kfp8a\fcas, to one's profit.
Kp8rt\e6-(f>pcov, ov, (KtpSa\fos,(ppr)v) crafty-minded. KepSavrjs, 2 sing. aor. I subj. of KfpSaivoj. KcpSurros, 77, ov, Sup. of KfpSiojv (with no Positive in use), formed from KfpSos, most cunning or
crafty.
II. most profitable. KepSicov, ov, gen. ovos, Comp. (with
material for working.

esp.
II.
anything
made of horn;
: later, a #or# for blowing : also a drinkIII. ing-born, or a goblet in the shape of a horn. a or or guard at the end of a fishing-line, to prevent the fish from biting it. IV. an arm or
a bow
no
Positive in
use),
formed from KfpSos, more profitable. KE'PAOS, fos, TO, gain, profit, advantage : desire II. in pi. cunning arts, wiles, tricks. of gain.
Kp8o<rvv7],
dat. KfpSoavvrf as
: (KfpSos) cunning, craft, shrewdness Adv. cunningly, shrewdly. the wily one, or K<=p8o>, oos contr. ovs, 77, (KfpSos) T) ,
branch of a river, so called from its shape. V. the wing of an army or fleet; firl Kfpas Att. ITTI Kepus, in single file, in column, i.e. one after another, not abreast. VI. the sail-yard of a ship. VII. any projection or elevation, as a mountain -peak,
horn.
Kepacro-c, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of Kfpdvvv/J.1. K6pa(rrr|S, ov, o, (Kfpas) horned.
the thief,
name of a fox.
Kep8o>os, o, ov, (KfpSos) bringing gain. Kpea, Ion. for Kfpaa, Kfpara, pi. of Kfpas. KEpeco, Ion. for KfpS>, fut. of Kfipca.
Kcpacrros,
17,
mingled, tempered. os. ov, (epas, </>epcy) horn-bearing.

17,
uv, (Kfpdvvvni)
ea or -la,
(pas)
/fo locust-tree
its fruit
= airdOrj, a staffor rod KEpKis, tSos, 77, (KfpKQj, KpfKca) to make the web close the weaver's comb : the shuttle II. any taper containing the spindle, Lat. radius.
:
'
K6pKiaj,
f. iffca,
to close the
web with the KfpKis.
From
was Kfpdnov.
Kcpdrtvos, 77, (Kfpas) of horn, II. cepo/nov, TO, Dim. of epas, a /*'/// ôr/z. fhe fruit of the Kfparea or locust-tree. Kp-av\Tjs, ou, o, (Kfpas, atA.cu) a horn-blower. Kepavvcios, oi/, (Kfpavvos) thundering. Kepavvios, a, ov, also os, ov, (Kfpavvos) of a thunderoi/,
made of horn.
rod, of wood, ivory, etc., as the quill Lzi. plectrum. stringed instruments were struck, a measuring-rod, Lat. radius. KE'PKOS, 77, the tail of a beast, Lat. cauda.
with which
2.
bolt.
II.
thunder-stricken.
f.
KcpKvpa, 77, the island Corcyra, now Corfu KcpKvpcuos, o, a Corcyraean: Adj. KepK^paiKos, 77, vv, nf or for Corcyra.
:
,
Kepicovpos or KcpKOvpos,
o,
a boat, pinnace. hence
KepavvopoXeto,
770-0;,
to
hurl the thunderbolt
to
rarer collat.
form
strike with thunderbolts.
From
OTOS, TO, (Kfipca) a slice
for KptKaj. in plur. small coin, :
Kpawo-|36Xos, ov, (Kfpavvos, @d\\(a) hurling the thunderbolt, smiting with it.
lightener
Kcpavvo-Ppovrrjs, ov, and tbunderer.
d,
(Kfpavvus, PpovTaoj)
the
Hence small change : small wares. II. to Kcp|x&Tib>, f. iota Att. i<a, to mince up. coin into small money : to change large coin for small.
Hence
374
Kepp.aTio-TT|S, ov, 6, a money-changer. K6po-pdTi]S [a], ov, 6, (fcpas, fiaivoj) horn-footed,
as impf.,
J concealed, contained. be concealed, lie hidden.

KecjxxAa, Dor. dat. of KcfyaXri.
II. intrans. to
horn-hoofed, epith. of Pan.
Kpo-J36as, ou, 77, (ftfpas, jSodcw) sounding with horn, of a flute tipped with horn.
K6{j>dXaios, a,
GJ/,
(it<pah.r])
of or belonging
to
the
head:
Kpo-8TOS,
K6p-oCa,
ov, (/cepcts, S^cy)
bound with born.

a rope belonging
to
Kepoeis, ocffffa contr. ovffffa, otv, (/cepas) horned.

the sailyards
dicos, 6, (fctpas, cf. Kfpas vi. ;
f.
capitalis, principal, II. Kf(pd\aiov, TO, as Subst., like chief. KtfyaXrj, the head, as Ke<pd\aiov pcupavioos ths head of a radish :
metaph.,
like
Lat.
om)
the
chief or
mam
point
in
money,
the
capital-
sum.
butt with the
Kcpo-Tvueo),
ijaoj, (icfpas, TVJTTQJ) to
horn
generally, to
77,
dash or knock about.
a summary, the sum of the matter; tv K(pa\aia or V Ke<pa\aiois dneiv to speak summarily. 3. generally, the crown, completion, finish of
2.
Kp-ov\Kos,
horn.
2.
ov, (/ff'pos, 6\Koj)
drawing a bow of
a thing.
Hence
by the horns. KcpouTidco, (tfepas) to toss the horns or head. Kp-ovxCs, iSos, fem. of sq. Kcp-ovxos, ov, (tftpcts, xo>) having horns, horned.
of the bow,
drawn
Ke<{>d\ai6a>, f. uffQ}, to bring under heads, sum up, stale summarily. II. to smite on the head, slay.
K4>a\ai-a:8T]S, fs, (6^>aA.77, ct8os) principal, capital. K4>a\aia>|jia, OTOS, TO, (e^>aA.ato(u) the sum total.
Kepo-4>6pos, ov, (Kfpas, $epcy) horned. Ktpcras, Ep. aor. I part, of /ceipca. Ktpcre, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of Kfipo}. KepTOp-eco, f. rjcfcu, (epTO/tos) to taunt, to mock or Hence absol. to sneer, scoff. jeer at a person ecus, Tj, jeering, mockery.
:
K64>a\-a\YTjs,
the head.
ts,
(e^>aAe, d'Aôs) causing pains in
Hence
77,
77,
Ke<{>a\aXYia,
head-ache.
the head, Lat. caput; 4s TroSas
;
KEÂ'AH',
l/f
77,
Kfpr6fjir)ffis.
tirl KftyaXrjv head foreicâXffS from head to foot most. 2. the head, as the noblest part, for the whole person, just as Lat. caput is used : esp. in salutation,
(f)i\rj tee<f)a\r},
and Kp-ro|jios,
cutting, stinging; tceproftia
tirr)
ov, (#eap, refivoi) heartor absol. Kfprofjiia,

II.
Lat.
earum caput;
in
bad
sense,
(D KOL-
Kal Kf(pa\ai.
3. the life, Lat. caput, as
we
use
stinging, reproachful words.
Kpxvt],
its
77,
mocking, delusive. (/cepxfcu) a kind of hawk, so called from
hoarse voice, the kestrel.

rji'dos,
Kpxvir)is,
and Kcpxv^s, yoos,
77,
collat.
forms
of
Kp X vrj. KE'PXNJft,
head; irap9pevoi Kf<pa\ds setting their heads on the cast is K(pa\fiv rpfiroir' kp.oi on my head be it II. the head or upper part of anything the in pi. the head or source of a coping of a wall river. III. K<pa\T) irtpiOcros a wig or head; !
: :
to
make rough
or hoarse.
II. intr.
dress.
and
in Pass, to be hoarse, of the voice.
Kc|)aXT]4> bulb.
l'
K<j)a\^<f)i, Ep. gen.

II.
IV. metaph. the point, sum, conclusion. and dat. of Ke(pa\rj.
Kpw, fut. Of KflpCt}. Kpuv, part, of Kfpdvvvfj.1.

Kepuvrai, Ep. 3 KS, v. sub teds.
pi. subj. pass,
Dim. of tte(pa\rj, a little head or 77, a head, chapter, division. hence KccfxiXXTjv, TTVos, o, a Cephallenian : K<j>aXXir)vta, 77, Cephallenia, an island in the Ionian
K<|>aXis, i5os,
KncTO,
KCCTTOS,
Ion. 3 sing. impf.

ov, (KtVTfca)
sea,
now
Cefalonia.
pf. pass,
,
worked, embroidered; tce&ros II. as Subst. hence lfj.ds of the girdle of Venus tfeoTos, 6, a girdle, Lat. cestus. II. a K<orpa, 77, (Kevrefu) a pickaxe, poleaxe. kind offish, a pike, or a conger.
77,
:
of
x a ^- aoj
TO.,
of -âv^dvca, whence part. neut. 3 plqpf. Ep. Ktxdvod. os, pf. part. pass, of xapaaffcy.
pf.
pi.
K-
pf.
of xtp<w-
KV0dva>, poet, for
feevOca.
KeOOjJLa, O.TOS, TO, and Kevdp.os, 6, = KevOftuv. Kv0jxwv, wvos, 6, (tctvOca) any secret place, hole, 2. of the hiding-place, den ; the lair of a beast. nether world, the abyss. = dovrov, the inmost 3.
Kxdpif]p,av, pf. pass, of
xa p M
l
'
K6XapT](r<p.v, Ep.
. ,
fut. inf.
of \aipca. paullo-post fut. o

pi.
Kcxdprjvro, Ep. 3 sing, and
plqpf.
place, sanctuary.
K6ij9oura, Dor. for KfvOovffa, part. fem. of acvdca.
Kv9os, cos, TO, (Kv0aj) K^vQ\ioJv fairjs the depths of the earth.
in pi.,
KfvOfa
of xaipca. Kxapir]a>s, Ep. pf. part, of \alpca. l Kexapio-pJvos, pf. part, of x ap' CfJia ^ agreeable, winning, charming : Adv. K^xapia^vfas, charmingly,
pass,
KET 0n,
gracefully.
,
fut.
:
Kfvaca
aor. 2
:
subj. //fi;0cu
pf.
KfKfvBa
Ep. redupl. eplqpf. \KtKtvQtiv Ep.

ZtcvQov,
:
3 sing, plqpf. of xapiô s, pf. part. pass, of

,
Adv.
Kevdeiv:
cover up, hide, conceal, shrowd Pass. to lie hidden. 2. to keep hidden or secret, conceal, to keep a disguise : with dupl. ace., Kfvdeiv nvd thing concealed from one. 3. the pf. KCK(v9a is used as pres., 7 keep concealed; and
^
Kexapp,at,
aor. 2
pf.
agreeably, ^velcome. pass, of xcupctfpi.
Kexfipoiaro, Ep. for Kfâpoivro, 3 med. opt. of \alpoj.
Ep. redupl.
\aip<o.
plqpf.
KxdpovTO,
3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2
med. of
Kirnos.
Hence of \aivo] or x a &KO} to gape. I, cur/, ot Gapers, comic for 'AOrjvatoi. " there is also an ace. KexXd8a>s, pf. part, of
,
375
KijOTjcrct),
pf.
>
KH'AH,
f.
to
make anxious, give concern:
x^C
pi.
K^xÔ-SovTas, as if
from /cex^â;,
ras from KfK\ijyd>s. KexXuvyKa, pf. of xAtcuVa;. KxXl8cos, pf. part, of \\i(a. KexoXw<T0ai, pf. inf. pass, of \oX6(a.
hence to trouble, annoy, distress. II. in Pass., with Ep. fut. KeKa.5rjffofj.ai, pf. act. KfKrjSa: to be troubled, distressed, annoyed : part. Krj86fj.fi/os. TJ, ov, distressed, in trouble : c. gen. to be anxious or concerned for ; ovKen Aavawv
Kt]8(i)Ke,
by
crasis for
K-qcv, 3 sing.
Ep. aor.
KXoXto<ro|juu, paullo-post
fut.
KXpT]|xaTto-|JiVOS, pf. part. pass, Kf \pi\\i4vos, pf. part, of xpaojMt.

,
pf. pass,
of
x".
pi.
Kexvvro, 3 sing, and

Ion. 3
Ep. plqpf. pass,
which the lots were cast, a ballot-box. (Deriv. uncertain.) KT|K, Dor. for KO.K, by crasis for KOI \K. KHKI'5, fSos, fj, matter that oozes or exudes from of a burnt sacrifice: juice, moisture: ink. Hence
-vessel into
icqOdpiov, TO, a
pi. pf. pass.
also in
Kos
5, pf. part. pass, o Ki>, Ep. collateral form of Kfio).
Ion.
Kcos, Ceos, an island

:
in the Archipelago.
to gush or ooze forth : Ep. impf. KTJKIOV Med., cu/ms KrjKioneva lA/ceW clotted blood oozing from his wounds, [i Ep., t Att.] KTjXeos or KiqXcios, ov, (Kaioj) burning, blazing. KHAE'ifl, f. i]<TQj, to charm, bewitch, fascinate : geUTjKio),
:
KCOJJUU, SUbj. Of KflfMLl. KT), Ion. for 77-77 (interrog.)
nerally, to wheedle, beguile, seduce.
but KTJ enclit. for nij. /fa'ua but icfjai, 3 sing. opt. KT,<U, Ep. aor. I inf. KTjap-cvos, Ep. aor. I part, of Kaixa. KTIY^ or KT\YU>V, Dor. for a.ya>, L e. KOI *yci;. the dead : obsequies. II. KTjSeta, 77, (KrjSos) care for
;
KH'AH,
KT(XT]}Jia,
i^,
a rupture, Lat. hernia.
KTjXt)0}i6s, o, (itrjXtoj) rapture, fascination.
arcs, TO, (tfTyXetw) a

f],
KTjXirjeTts, ecus,
(Kr)\ea})
Kt]XijTT|pios, ov, (/oyAecw)
magic charm, spell. an enchanting, charming. charming : appeasing.

:
affinity,
connexion by marriage. KTjSetos, ov, (Krjoos) cared for, dear, beloved. II. of or for a funeral, sepulchral. careful for.
K-i]8e[xoveiJS, ecus, 6, (/n/Sfcu)
KiqX!86a>,
2.
f.
wffcu, (/fj/Xts) to stain, sully
metaph.
to
stain, dishonour, disgrace.
= Krjofjjuitv.
KHAI'5,
KTjXcov,
tSos,
KH'AON,
a stain, spot : a blemish, disgrace. 17, an arrow. TO, the shaft of an arrow
:
KT]8p.ojv, oVcs, o, (Kyoto)) one that has charge of a a person, one who cares for the dead, a mourner :
cavos,
6,
(Âoi/) a swipe or machine for

well.
drawing water from a

v,
,
protector, guardian. Lat. affinis.
II.
a relation by marriage,
Ion. -T[i'ov, To,
= Kr}\cav.
Kt)8os, ov,
KrjSeios. KT)8e<ricov, Ion. impf.
Dor. by crasis for KOI efJiavTov.
of
KrjSa).
ici]8<(rKTO, 3 sing. Ion. impf. pass, of Kijoca.
a connexion by marriage, KT)86O-TT|5, ov, 6, (KrjSos) Lat. affinis : a son-in-law, also afather-in-law, brotherHence in-law.
KTjSco'Tta,
77,
connexion by marriage,
affinity.
KT|8V|j,a, OTOS, TO, (KtjSevcu) alliance by marriage, 2. one who is so connected, a connexion, affinity.
Dor. by crasis for Kal ffjie. o, a muzzle or halter, put on a led horse. 2. the funnel-shaped top to the voting urn (KO.QOS) in the Athenian law-courts, through which the ballots (^^>oi) were dropped in the urn. to muzzle a horse. KT]|x6o), f. &ff(u, (/f?7/ios) KOI \v but KV\V for ical dv. KTJV, Dor. for KUV, i. e. Kal ? \0t). KT)V06, Dor. by crasis for Kal r^vOe (i. e.
KHMO'2,
Lat. affinis.
KirjSetja),
tend.
to
tfw, (KTJOOS} to take 2. to pay the last offices

f.
charge of, care for, of the dead'. Pass.

II. to ally
:
K^VOS, Aeol. for Kfivos, CKCIVOS. KTJVO-OS, 6, the Lat. census, an assessment KH'S, KrjKos, fj, a sea-gull, sea-mew.
KTjop,tv,
,
tribute.
have these last

2. to
offices
paid one.
a person
Pass,
oneself in
allied.
marriage
to
to
be so
make
of
a person one's kinsman by
mar-
xaica. Ep. for KrjcafJLfv, I pi. aor. Dor. by crasis for Kal fiirf. for Ka-rrei, KaireiTa, i.e. KOI IT-. t, KTJirsiTa, Dor. that which is reared in -a, OTOS, TO, (Krjirficu)
I subj.
of
riage.
from Krjfiew). KT|8taros, 77, ov, Sup. formed from tcijdos, like iclpOLffTos from Kepoos, most cared for, dearest, most beII. most nearly allied loved. by marriage.
fut. KT\o-i\fr(i),
KrjSca (as if
a garden, a garden-herb or flower. a gardener. KTJ1T6VS, tfus, TO, (^JTos) rear in a garden f. oca, (KTJITOS} to Kîreuca,
taph. to tend, cherish, foster. Dor. for KO.TTI, i. e. Kal
Ki|irt,
firi.
me-
irfjSos
Dor. KO.OOS,
eos, TO,
(Krjota}
care, concern,
2. trouble, sorrow, regard for another. affliction, distress : mourning for one dead : hence a funeral. an object of care, a care. II. con3.
of KTJTTOS, a small garden, parKT)irov, TO, Dim. terre : metaph. a decoration, ornament.
KTjiTO-XoYOS, ov,
KH'IIOi; Dor.
plantation
of
;
nexion by marriage, Lat. affinitas. KijSocrwos, ov, (tf?;5o*) anxious.
(KrJTTOS, Xe'-yct)) teaching in a garden. Kdiros, o, a garden, an orchard or also the enclosure for the Olympic games
:
'Aocuvifios fcrjmi, cresses
2nd other plants grown
376
quickly in pots pastimes.
:
KrjTrovpos-
hence proverb, of amusements and
KHPT'5211
Att.
-TTW:
f.
&>:
pf.
oupos) a gardener. KH'P, 77, gen. KrjpvS, ace. Kr/pa, the goddess of 2. death or of fate : hence doom, death, destruction. the goddess of mischief or evil : hence bane, mischief, II. any evil fate ; disease; and, of evil itself. moral evil, disgrace. KITP, TO, gen. KTjpos, ace. /trip, contr. from /ceap,
KT)ir-o'up6s, o, (itrjnos,
Pass., fut. Kr]pv)(6r](TOfj.ai, but also fut. med. Krjpvôfj.ai in pass, sense : pf. Kftfripvypai : to be or act as
\
herald : to make proclamc amation as a herald, summon, convene as herald. 2. i impers., Kqpvaaei (sc. o Kr)pt>) notice is given, proclamation is made. to proclaim, announce : to extol. 2. to put up or advertise for sale. III. 3. to call on, invoke. to preach or teach publicly.
The dat. Krjpi is in Homer freq. the heart, Lat. cor. used as Adv., like KrjpoOi, with all the heart, heartily.
KTjpaivco,
KTjpaivco,
f.
f.
K-qpvxO^vat, aor.
KY)po>iJia,
I inf. pass,
of
2.
KTjpvffffca.
aTos, TO, (Krjpo<a) anything

writing.
waxed
over: a
to harm, hurt, destroy. (Krjp, 77) ai/u), (#%>, TO) to be alarmed, disquieted.
avw,
waxed
tablet for
an unguent used by
wrestlers.
Hence
77,
K-r]p6<rcri-4>6pir]TOS,
ov,
(Kr/p, <opeo>)
borne on by
KT]p(op.aTkKos,
the K.r)pe$ or fates.
KTjpwros,
77,
6v, (KTjpoca")
ov, anointed with /c^poc/M. waxed : hence, as Subst.,

fj,
KTjplVOS, 77, 0V, (KrjpOS) of WOX, WOXBH. KTJptO-lcXeirTTJS, 0V, 6, (Kr)p'iOV, K\TTT<u) StCttler of
KT]PCOTOV, TO, or KTjpcoTti, Dor. for /cal ets. KflS,
a cerate or ointment.
honeycombs.
K-qpiov, TO, (/tt/pos)
Ep. for Ktrjrat, 3 sing. subj. of Kefyai.
a honeycomb, L&t.favus.
Tpe<po>)
II.
ov, (KOTOS') of sea-monsters.

eos, TO,
a waxen
tablet.
(tfT/p,
KT]pi-rp(})T|s, es,
born to
die.
kT]po-8eTT)S, ov, o, Dor.
= KrjpoofTos. KijpoSeras,
any sea-monster or huge fish : in Odyssey, a seal or sea-calf: later a whale, Lat. cete.
*<f)evcu) killing sea-monsters. KT)To>is, eaaa, ev, only as epith. of Lacedaemon, KoiXrj Aa.Kr)8aifj.cav KrjTweacra, either (from KTJTOS as
KH"TO2,
K7]TO-4>6vos, ov, (KTJTOS,
KT)po-8TOS, ov,
KT]po-8op.co,
f.
(xfjpos,
170*0),
0oj) bound together by wax. (Krjpus, Sejuoi) to build with wax.
KTjp60v, Adv. (KTJp^from the heart. KTjpoOi, Adv. (icrjp) in the heart, with all the heart,
heartily.
KTjpo-ira'YT|S, es, (/o?pos, irayrjvai)
implying hugeness) vast, spacious; or (from Krjros as if = itaiaoas, a gulf, abyss) sunken, hollow.
by
fastened with wax. ir\aaaca) a modeller
,
crasis for KOI fv.
Kt]po-irXa<rrqs, ov, 6, (Krjpbs, in wax.
VKOS [u], o, (?7) a sea-gull. KTJ4>a, Dor. by crasis for KOI (prj.
K-rjpo-irXaoTOS, ov,(Krjpus,ir\affffoj)
moulded of wax,
waxen.
II.
KrjpooeTOS.
KH^H'N, fjvos, 6, a drone-bee, drone, Lzt.fucus: metaph. a drone or lazy fellow, who will do nothing for his bread also of an old, decrepit person.
;
KHPO'2,
6,
bees-wax, wax, Lat. cera.

(Kijptis,
KT)po-Tp6<|>os, ov, (tfT/pos, Tp6(po>) wax-producing.

KT)po-)(tT()v, cavos, 6,
77,
KTjpoxvTeco,
f.
170*01,
to
mould
\nojv) clad with wax. in melted wax : to
make waxen
,
cells.
,
From
x&w) moulded of or in wax.
Cephenes, old name of the Persians. Dor. by crasis for Kal tf<pOr). Ktiûros, o, the Cephisus, a river in Boeotia hence fern. Xipvrj Krjcpiais. II. a famous river of Athens: also a river in Argolis and in other places.
Kt|4>TJvS,
KT]4>0d,
of,
;
ov, (/crjpos,
!<T)co8ir]S,
es,
(/uo>) fragrant, sweet-scented.
OTOS, TO, (Krjpvaaco) a proclamation by herald, public notice; tK K^pv^fjuaros by proclamation. KtjptJKatva, T], fern, of Kr]pv, a female herald.
the office of herald. K7]pvKiov Ion. -TJIOV, TO, a herald's wand, Lat. caduceus. [D] Properly neut. from KT)piJKios, a, ov, (%>u) of or for a herald. [0] KTjpvK<r<rt, Ep. for Krjpvgt, dat. pi. of Krjpvg.
raa, v, itrjuorjs, fragrant. KidOo), Att. lengthd. for to, to go. [a]
KT)iois,
KT)puKcia Ion.
-i]iT],
r),
(%u)
metaph.
Ki|38T)Xevco, f. aca, (Kif3or/\os) to adulterate, alloy. to pass off", palm off".

77,
II.
Kij38i]Xia,
(Ki@or)\os') alloy, base
metal
metaph.
spurious, 2. base-
fraud, dishonesty.
KiJ3oT]Xos, II. base.
ov,
(/ftjSSos)
adulterated,
base, false.
metaph. of men,
77,
KT]pt)KV(jia, aTos, TO, (KTjpvKeixa) a herald's procla-
born, bastard.
3. deceitful,
ambiguous, of oracles.
mation, public notice. [D]

Kt]pvKetJ(o, notice.
f.
KTBAO5,
-da, -fiov.
dross, alloy.
Ota, (Kripvg) to be a herald, give public II. trans, to proclaim, give notice of.
KTrjpvK'TjiTj, -KTJ'iov,
Ion. for
Kt{3urus, T), a pocket, wallet, scrip. Kipwrapiov and Ki|3u>Tiov, TO, Dim. of Ki(3<aT6s. KTBIITO'S, 77, a wooden box, chest, coffer.
KTjptiXos Att. K6ipvXos,o,a sea-bird, the halcyon, [u] K< np v lj w/fos, 6, (Krjpvaaca) a herald or pursuivant,
KiYKXi^co,
KiyfcXos
:
f.
iaoi,
(t-ytfXos) to
to
wag
the tail like the
metaph.
change constantly.
whose chief
duties were to summon the assembly, to separate combatants, to carry to and fro messages between enemies. They carried wands (cncrjiTTpa) their
:
persons were inviolable, and they were regarded as the messengers and under the protection of Jove.
KITKAI'2, ioos, 77, the Lat. cancelli, a latticed gate or partition, fencing off the courts of justice or council chamber, the bar. KITKAO5, o, a water-bird, a kind of wagtail.
Att. for KIX&VQ)
[]
377
KiSvayicu, Pass., poet, for atcfSavvvfjiai, to be spread. V Ion. -7), also KiOapis, tos, 77, Lat. citbara, a lyre, harp or lute, like the tpcippiyg or At'pa.
I
KI 0A'PA
Kiv5vvcvTOV, verb. Adj. one must venture ; and from KtvSvvcvTTjs, ov, 6, an adventurous person :
av8w6ii,
f.
aoj, to
be daring, venture into danger,

.
run a risk, hazard. 2. absol. to make a venture, do a daring thing : so with ace. of the danger, K to venture the risk. II. from the noKivovvevpa Sup. KiOapaoiooTaTOS. [a] f. icro) Att. to), to play the lyre or tion of running a risk, KivSvvevca c. inf. comes to Ki0apiu, (KiOapis) lute : it is also used of the (popfiiyg and \ipa, so that mean, to run a risk or chance of doing, be likely to do the Kiddpa, \vpa, and (pcppiyg must have been nearly so and so; KivSvvevovai ol dvOpainoi OVTOI yorjTts dvat the same. hence KIVthey run a risk of being reputed conjurers
Ki0ap-aot86s contr. -a>86s, o, (KiOdpa, doiSus) one who plays and sings to the lyre or harp, a harper :
j
! i i
Kiddpis,
tos,
r),
ace. KiOapiv,
= KiOdpa
harping, playing. Ki03pu7TT|s, ov, 6, (KiQapifa) a player on the lyre or harp, a harper. Hence KiOfipwrrpis, iSos, T), fem.
also music?} Svvevft as impers. it seems to be, be hazarded, exposed to

\
is
likely:
Pass, to
Ki6dpurrvs, vos, fj, (KiOapifa) a playing the lyre or harp, the art of playing it. From Ki0apo>8uc6s, 77, ov, of or for harp-playing.
Ki0ap-a>S6s, KiGcov, wvos,
,
From danger. KTNAT~NO2, o, a danger, risk, hazard, venture, La.t.periculum: an experiment, trial; KLVOWOV iroiGiv, Lat. per iculum facer e, to make an experiment. KIVCV, Dor. for KIVOV, pres. imperat. pass, of Kivk<a.
o, contr. for
KiOapaoiSos.
see KIKU.
KIVCCO, f. rjaoj, (tftcu) to move, set in motion, set a-going, urge on: to move a thing from its place; hence, to meddle with things sacred: to 2. change, innovate.
to set in motion, originate, be the author or contriver of a. thing. 3. to stir up, arouse: to move to
inf.
6, Ion. for \ITWV. of a poet. aor. 2 HKIKOV
KIKl, TO,
KpUTOJV.
II. the
berry of the KpoTcav,
castor-berry.
anger, provoke. 4. Kiveiv wav XP 7?/4 " to set every engine at work, turn every stone. II. Pass., with fut.
o, a curled lock of hair, a ringlet of nied. Kivrj<rofj.ai and pass. KiV7)Or}<Tofiai,aor. I < to be put in motion, to be moved, to move; of an earthhair, Lat. cincinnus. a cry in imitation of the screech-owl's quake, as, fKtVTjOrj ArjXos.
\
KTKINNO2,
note, toowhit, toowhoo. o, the husk, shell of fruit, Lat. ciccus. K.iKXj]<TK(i>, poet, redupl. form of Ka\(.oi, to call,
Kivq0Tjv, Ep. aor. i pass, of Kiveca.

Kivir]0p,6s, o,
KTKKO2,
= KIVTJO'IS,
T),
motion.
KIVTJCTUS, ews,
(Kiveca)
II.
invite: to call on, invoke: also in to accost, address. III. to name, call by Kbxpaco, Dor. for K^pavvvjj.1, tcipvdaj.
summon,
Med.
name.
II.
motion.
excitement, commotion
a moving or being moved : : a move-
ment, disturbance,
Kt\nrjTT|p, 77pos, o,
= KIVIJTTJS.
[/a]
K3TKT5,
KiKeiv,
*KI'KX1, and Dor.
strength, vigour. a verb only found in aor.

7/,
KtVTjTTjptos, a, ov, liable to

-2
Hence move or excite.
ZKIKOV,
:
inf.
KivT]TT|s, ov, 6, (/uv4<u)
aor.
make
to go, move, toss. KiXiKios, a, ov, Cilician. K\i|, IKOS, 6, a Cilician.
(Kia, med. (Kidfj.Tjv (Akin to KIOJ and ouctw.)
to
Kiv-i^TiKos,
77,
6v, (Kiveoj)
a mover, author. putting in motion : stirring
From
[i']
Hence
2. as
KCXurcra,
775, 57,
a Cilician woman.
Adj.,
up, exciting. Kivvdjjicojxov, TO, cinnamon, a word introduced by the Greeks from the Phoenicians. Kivvypa., aTos, TO, (Kivvaffofjai) a floating or hover-
fem. of Ki\itcios.
KiXXu-âs, avros, 6, a trestle, stand or support for anything, esp. for a shield. (From KI\\OS, ass, fiaivca so Germ, esel, our easel and horse.} \l~\
:
ing body, a phantom, [t] Kivtp.ai, Ep. Pass, (from an obsol. Act. #tVv/u), veofMLi, to be in motion, go, move, march, [f]
m-
(Dor. word.) Ktp,p.eptot, of, the Cimmerians, a people supposed to in perpetual darkness later, a people about the dwell Palus Maeotis.
6,
:
KTAAO2,
an
ass.
KtvvvTO, Ep. for CKLVVVTO, 3 pi. impf. of Kivvpai. Kivupojjuu [u],Dep. to utter a plaintive sound, moan, lament : c. ace. cognato, xa ^ 1 vo ^ fivvpovTat (puvov the
,
bridles ring or clash murderously. From (Formed Kivvpos, d, uv, wailing, plaintive.
from
(From KivaOifa, Kiv-ax^pa,

77,
Cimolian earth, a kind of white clay, like fuller's earth, from Cimolus in the Cyclades. KTNA'BPA, 77, the rank smell of d goat. Hence Klvaflpdoj, to smell like a goat. KivaBos, eos, TO vocat. Kivaoe, as if it were masc. Sicil. word, a fox: metaph. a wily fellow, a cheat. i:iva0io-p.a, OTOS, TO, a rustling motion, rustling.
KtjJUdXCa (7^),
f],
: :
the sound.)
Ktvvo-o-to,
= Kivfca, to put in motion:

and fro.
Dor. for
Kivrjffis.
77,
Pass, to waver,
be
swayed
to
Kiveca.)
[i/a]
(Kiveoa,
dxfyov) a kind of bag or
sieve
for bolting flour.

,
arcs, TO, a risk, venture, enterprise; and
Kio-Kpdvov, TO, = KiovuKpavov. I pi. subj. subj. of KIOJ. Kiop-ev, Ep. for Kiuntv, KIOV, Ep. for Ztciov, impf. of /tica. Kiovo-Kpdvov, TO, (KIGW, fcpaviov^) the capital of a column. Ktocri, dat. pi. of KIQJV, a pillar. enchantress who changed KipK-rj, 77, Circe, an
KLVCO, ovs,
378
Ulysses'
KipKTJAaros
companions
to swine, v. Odyss.
lib.
KAAI'42.
,
10, HOT.
,
Kixifip.vos, v. sub
Epist. i. 2, 23.
v.
sub Kixo-voj.
KITKO2,
form
KP'IKOS.
f.
chased by a hawk. KipK-T|\aTOS, ov, (KipKos, (Xctvvco) which flies o, a kind of hawk or falcon,
2.
KixT|o-ojJiat, fut.
KIX OV aor. 2
in wheels or circles.
circle, ring,
mostly in
KI'XAH,
,
Hence
uffca, to
-t)p.i,
:
Kiptcoco,
Kipvaca and
Kipva, 3 sing.
hoop in, secure by rings. poet, forms of Kepavvvpi, to

:
mix
pres.
sing,
a thrush or fieldfare, Lat. turdus. formed like II. afa from the sound. (tcix^} to eat
77,
f-
tVcw Att. to), to titter, giggle,
wine with water
from Kipvdca comes 3 sing. from tcipvrjfu, Ep. 3 impf. kxipva
to live daintily. Dor. for KixMfrvffi, 3 pi. ,
of
mxMfa.
II.
6t
,
o,
(KixMfa) a
tittering,
giggling.
impf. Ktpvrj, part, rtipvds.
dainty living.
KI'5, 6, gen. KHJS, ace. KLV, a corn, the weevil, Lat. curculio.
Kurrjpis,
fojs, 77, (KIS} the
worm
in
wood
or in
to lend.
fut. Xf"?o-w: aor. i txprjffa: (see xpa^c. n): II. Mod. Kixpapai, fut. xp77<roât :
pumice-stone, Lat. pumsx.
KriÂ"
jay.
.
Att.
II.
a chattering bird, the the longing of pregnant women, a cravKITTS,

77,
aor. I cxpr]ffdfj.r)v : /o âve lent to one, to *KTX1, to go, pres. not used in indicat. ;
borrow.
Ep.
I pi.
ing for strange food.

Kicrcrao) Att. KiTTcIco,
-
Hence
f-
e'/oj/
**>,
subj. Kica, Kiop-fv; opt. Kioi/JLi, part. /tta', Kiovffa: impf. toi/ : to go : of ships, to sail. Ep.
II.
Kuro-aJ3io> Att. Ki/rraJ3Ca>,

f.
to
scream
770*0;,
(ttiffffa
like a jay. n) to crave for
ffrr}\r),
strange food : generally, to long or yearn after. Kto o*T|pT]S, es, (Kiffffos) ivy-clad.
Kurorjpis,
Kio-crivos,
ecus, T),
77,
KI'JIN, oi/os, 6 and 77, a pillar, column. a gravestone, Lat. cippus. [tj KXaYY<ivco, collat. form of K\dfa, of hounds,
:
,
to
give
= Kia"r}pis,
tongue
q. v.
ivy.
(Kiffffos, Sea;)
ov,
(maaos} of
of birds, to scream, screech. Dor. for KXayyovffi, 3 pi. of K\afa, of hounds, to give tongue.
{],
Kunro-Serrjs, ou, o, Dor.-SeVas, or crowned with ivy.

Kunro-Kop/ris,
ou,
6,
bound
(KIGVOS,
Kofirj)
ivy-tressed,
crowned with
ivy.
-
Att. KITTOS, 6, ivy, Lat. hedera. Kto-o-o-o-Tâvos, ov, and Kto o-o-o'Te<j)T|S, e's, (KIGaus, ffrf(f>avos, arfcpca*) ivy-wreathed. Kio-o-o<)>opco Att. KITT-, to be decked with ivy. From
Kurcro-<}>6pos, ov, (Kiao6s, fytpca)
KI25O'2
(K\dco) any sharp, quick sound, as the the scream of birds, the hissing of also the serpents, the barking or baying of dogs grunting of swine. Hence KXayyiSov, Adv. with a clang, noise, din.
77,
twang of the bow,
(cXayepos,
or,
(tf\ay) screaming, screeching.
K\<ry[;as, aor. I part, of
#\ay.
wearing
ivy, ivy-
crowned : luxuriant with

KIO-CTOOJ Att.
ivy.
KITT-,
f.
wffca, (teiffffos} to
deck with
ivy.
Kuro~uJ3u>v [u], TO, (/ti0"o*(js) a drinking-cup either made of ivy-wood or with ivy-leaves carved on it.
KIO-O-COTOS,
77,
77,
K\aSap6s, a, oi/, (/c\aa;) broken, fragile, brittle. K\dSas, irreg. ace. pi. of K\dSos. K\<Sas, Dor. for K\ftSas, ace. pi. of K\eis. K\oi8i, Dor. for K\(i5i, dat. of K\ds. K\d8tov, TO, Dim. of K\d5os. K\dSCo-KOS, o, Dim. of K\d8os.
K\d8os, ou, o, (fcXdca) a young slip or shoot of a tree: a young branch or shoot, esp. an olive-branch, which was wound round with wool and presented by suppliants.
ov, (tciffffoo})
decked with
ivy.
KF2TH,
a box,
77,
chest, Lat. cista.

Kiffrr),
Kto-Tis, <5os,
Dim. of
77,
little chest.
KITPE'A
or KiTpta,
the citron-tree.
KtTpivos, 77, ov, (jwrpor) of citron. KtTpov, TO, the fruit of the Kirpfa, citron. KlTTd, KlTTSptJa), KLTTaiO, Att. for Klffff-.
KITTOS,
6,
Att. for Klffff.
in
only in pres. and impf. indie., inf. Kixdveiv, and Med. Kixdvopai most of the other moods and tenses being formed as if from K'IKixdvco
[a], used
:
fXn^ Kixfyai Ep. subj. Kixîoj, opt. Kix*' l v i Ep. Ktxni^fvai, part, /cêts and Med. Kixnf^ôs : so
1 '>
lr
KAA'ZH, f. K\dyca aor. I etcXayga Ep. aor. 2 tK\ayov, inf. K\ay(iv: pf. with pres. sense tceK\ayya and KK\rjya, part. KK\rjyws, OTOS, also /ceie\rjyojv, OVTOS (as if from a new pres. KffcXrjycu) Pass., to make a sharp, paullo-p. fut. KfK\dyôff.ai quick of arrows in the quiver, to clash, clang, rattle: sound; of birds, to scream, screech : of dogs, to bark or bay : of the wind, to rustle: of men, to shout aloud, halloo,
:
impf. eKtxrjv, 2 sing, e/ctêts (as if from KIX^^)', I P^Kixn^v, 3 dual KiXTrjTrjv: fut. Kix^ffofMi: aor. 2 e'/a-
shriek forth, cry out. K\aicrKOv, Ion. impf. of K\aicu.

tcXais, gen. K\diSos, 77, Dor. for tt\T]ts, /e\eis, Lat. clavis K\aurrpov, Dor. for K\(iffrpov, KXciOpov.
Xov Ep. KIXOV,

find
:
part.
Kiywv
q- v.:
aor.
med.
Att. Kiyx<* VO} [o],

to arrive at.
/,
to light upon,
KAAI'n
aovfj.ai
:
Att. K\aa> [a] : also K\airj(joj Att.

:
f.
K\dâca
:
Xautc\avffoiw.i Dor. aor. I %K\avaa :

:
opt. of Kixdvos.
is, pres. part,

/,
of
MXÛ, = Kixdv&).
Ep.
i pi. subj.
KiXT|\a,
77,
Ep. for Dor.
KIX&}<I-GV,
Pass., paullo-p. fut. KfKXavarofj,ai Ep. K\avaa pf. to weep, lament, wail : te(K\av/Mi and KtK\ava p.a hence Att. phrase, K\avfffrai he shall weep, i. e. he shall repent it, have cause to rue it : so, KXaicav at
KAETlTO.
your peril, to your sorrow; KXdtiv ffe Xcyca, Lat. II. transit, to bewail, mourn, plorare te jiibeo. Pass, to be mourned for or lamented; also deplore:
KficXavfj.vos bathed in tears, weeping.
379
renowned, illustrious. Dor. for K\r)fa. ace. K\tt8a Att. K\fiv pi.
: :
icXavos,
wXeis,
6v, (rc\(os) famous, KXciâi, aor. I inf. of K\ftfa,

77,
17,
gen. K\fio6s
ace.
Aef5as contr. K\fis Ion. KXrjts, K\a', O.KUS, f], Dor. for ttXfis, a key. gen. K\r)?Sos, ace. K\rjiSa : old Att. K\-fls, gen. K\TI~ a thing to close the door with: I. oos, ace. \f)Sa: Xaw, Dor. fut. of KXeica, to shut. a key, by which the bolt (oxevs) was shot or unshot KXairrjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of K\fnr<u. from the outside : if the door was fastened on the inK\dpios, ov, (#Aapos) apportioning by lot. [a] side, there was a latch (i/uzs) by which the bolt was icXclpos, K\up6co, K\dpovo|Xco, Dor. for K\r p-. made fast to the handle (Kopuvrj). 2. a bar or icXdcre, Ep. for etfAatre, 3 sing. aor. I of KXau. of wood, drawn across the door. 3. K\fi<rt-f3oi>Xa, a/cos, o, f), (/cAacu, j6a)A.a) clod-break- bolt, commonly metaph. of silence, K\TJS ITTI y\wcrar) a key on the ing.
t
nom. K\e78e$,
icXdo-is, fas,
TI, (tfAacy) a breaking, [a] K\a,(rp,a, O.TOS, TO, (K\dca) that which is
broken
off",
a fragment, piece, morsel.

icXdo-cre, icXdo-craTO,
tongue, as if from some weight pressing it down ; Ar]Sas %Xttvi 1'ke K\rjOov\fiv, to watch, have the II, the hook or III. charge of. tongue of a clasp.
the collar-bone, Lat. jugulum ; K\T)*IS airotpyei av^va Tf oTTJ6us Tf locks the neck and breast together. IV.
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
I act.
and med.
of K\da).
KXa<rrd,
f.
pinare
metaph.
r],
daca, (/cAaa>) to prune a vine, Lat. to bring down, humble.
pam- a bench for

such as
rowers.
call the
V. a narrow strait or pass,

key of a country; mostly in
pi., as,
we
broken in pieces. icXao-a), Dor. for K\dffaj, tut. of Ada;. tcXavOp-os, <5, (/fAafV), a weeping, wailing.
icXacrTos,
ov,
(Aaa)
KXerSes
KXaij0fjLijpia>,
f.
aca, to
,
make
to
weep.
Hence Hence
II.
Kvirpov. KXets, contr. nom. and ace. pi. of K\ds, K\eious. KXeurros, old Att. icX'jjo'TOS, Ion. KXiqurTOS, 17, tv, to be shut or closed.
(cXeicTTpov, TO, (A.ei<y) a bolt, bar, Lat. claustrum. icXeiTos, 17, ov, (K\(icu B), renowned, famous : of things, splendid, excellent.
TT}S
o,
s,
TO, (K\aioj)
a crying like a child. a weeping, wailing.
a trouble, misfortune.
icXavo-apa, by crasis for /cXavaei apa. [aa] icXcu)o-, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of /cXaica.
KAEm (A)
and Ep.
:
f.
:
K\cia<u
pf.
aor.
ZicXeiffa
Pass.,
:
aor. i
K\fia0T]v
KK\ftfffiai and KK\dficu

:
(K\avais) to wish to weep; TO 6vpiov (pOeyyopevov d'AAcws icXavaia the door is like to weep, i. e. shall suffer, for creaking without cause. icXavo-i-YcXcos, caTos, and eu, 6, (KXaica, yeXus) smiles
icAa/ucridco,
Ion.
pres. icXr] ico
f.
K\ijiffo}
f.
Ep. KXrjiffa
Xrjoa
:
old Att. KXVjCo,

e/cA7?ftat
:
aor. I fKXrjlaa KXgaca : aor. i

:
pf. pass.
Dor.
fut.
/fAaa>.
Lat.
CLA UDO,
fine
:
and
tears.
[?]
to shut, shut up, close, keep Pass, to be $but up.
fast
to con-
KXav<ri-|Aaxos, ov, (K\aica, /ndx^) parody on the name of Lamachus, Rue-the-Jight Dor. KXavorovp.ai. KXatitrofxai, fut. of /fAatcu :
.
icXcia) (B), poet, foi fcX<v, to celebrate.
KXavCTTOs or icXavTos, 17, ov, (/fAata;) wept, bewailed: to be bewailed, mournful.
KAA'H
:
tcXdaaa
f. K\daa : [a] : aor. i aor. 2 part. K\ds, as if

:
cAa<ra Ep. KXdcra, from K\fjfj.i Pass.,

:
KXciw, ovs, ij, (/fXcos) Clio, the Celebrator, the Muse of Epic Poetry and History. a io\p.p.a, aTos, TO, (/c\e7TT<w) a thing stolen : 2. a trick, device, stratagem. theft. icXcos, TO, only used in nom. and ace. ; Ep. pi. \t a,
(cXfia for
aor. I (K\.daOr)V. pf. Aacr/ât break in pieces : of plants, to enervate. weaken,
to break,
:
break
off",
news
idftfv
K\(ea a rumour, abv icXfos news of thee

: ;
report,
:
common fame, a mere report, opp.
prune
metaph.
[d]
to
to certainty
rjfj.(is
5e
K\OS
olov a.Kovofj.V, oiioe TI
we
icXaco, Att. for KXaica, as KOLQI for Kolca.
thing.
hear a rumour only, but know not anyII. good report, fame, glory : also repute,
in plur.,
K\ta, Ep. shortd. form of /cAt'ca, plur. of K\eos. KXeeivos or KXecvvos, rj, 6v, poet, for K\iv6s,famous.
wv, Ep. for tcXriowv. contr. of \eea, nom. and ace. pi. of K\4os. iov, TO, Dim. of K\IS, a little key.
,
whether good or bad:
K\ea avSpwv ddSfiv

;
to sing the glorious deeds of heroes to win honour.
KXeos apiaQai
KXeirrav, Dor. for KXf-mrjv, ace. of KXfirTrjs. K\trrtov, verb. Adj. of K\fmca, one must withhold.
KXe-irrco-KOV, Ion. impf. of icXf-mo:.
(u>
Att. KX-{)8-, to hold the keys, have the
charge or custody of; K\fioov\e?v Ocas to be priestess of a goddess Pass, to be watched. From KXi8-oxos Att. KXrjS-, ov, (K\IS, 6X0 holding the keys, having charge or custody of: of a goddess, tutelary. icXi8o-<!>vXa, d/fos, o, TI, (tt\eis, <ûA.a^) = foreg. KXeiâ), f. KXftfa Dor. for K\TJQJ.
:
KXeirTT|p, Jjpos, 6, and

thief:
KXeim]S, ov, 6, (KX^TTTOJ) a generally, a rogue, deceiver. KXcirrurraTOs, rj, ov, Att. Sup. formed from /cXemost arrant
57,
f.
TTTT/S the
thief. V. K\(1TT(t}.
,
tbievisbness, knavery.
$<a,
From
:
KXciOpov Att. KX-rj9pov Ion. KXrjidpov, TO, (Aeta;) a bolt or bar for closing a door.
or med. K\tyofMi
aor.
CK-
\fif/a:
pf.
K6KXo<j>a:
Pass., aor. i tKXtyOijv: aor. 2
380
fK\a.TTr]v
K\L}JidKlOV.
[a],
inf.
KXaTnjvai
pf.
Kic\c(j.fj.ai
to
purloin : of women, to carry off : part. KXfTTTow, ovaa, ov t thievish; K\TTTOV J3\eiri he II. to cozen, cheat, has a thief s look. beguile, III. to withhold, condeceive: hence to mislead. IV. generally, to do ceal, keep secret, disguise.
steal, filch,
a thing stealthily or treacherously

TOJV rroii
so
c. part.,
K\tirI I
he does
it
secretly.
es, (K\rjpos, TraAAw) distributed by shaking the lots. K\fjpos Dor. icXapos, ov, 6, a lot: twigs, potsherds, or even a clod of earth was used for the purpose. In Homer each hero marks his own lot, and they are thrown into a helmet the first which came out was the winning lot. 2. a casting lots, drawing Jos. II. an allotment, portion, often of con:
K\6^/C-<j>pcov, ov, gen. ovos,
(/eAeTray, <t>prjv) of de-
quered land
rally,
an
ceptive mind, dissembling. K\eiJH-xwAos, ov, (tfAcTTTcy, xoA(>s) disguising lameness,

[tj
lands.
inheritance, estate, property : geneIII. the clergy, as opp. to the
laity.
K\x|/-t;8pa,
77,
(/fAe/mu, vSup) a water-clock, with a
narrow
orifice
stead of sand, as in our speeches in law-courts.
through which the water trickled, (inused to time glasses) ;
K\TjpovxW, fut. 770-0), (KXr)povx os ) fo possess or hold Hence by allotment, to have allotted to one. K\tjpovxCa, 77, the allotment or portioning out of land in a foreign country among the citizens of a
body of citizens among whom it was Athenian K\7jpovxia differed from a colony (atroiKia), in that the K\T)povx l were still citizens of the mother-country, instead of forming an
state.
2. the
KAE'fl
Ep. K\euo (#Aeos)
= tc\rjfa,
to tell of, celeII.
divided.
An
brate, glorify, extol: /caAeot), to call.
Pass, to be famous.
K\fj8cs, Att. for K\fiSfs,

K\Y)8ir]V,
nom.
pi.
of K\ys.
independent
state.
/cXr]-
Adv.
(/raAe'cy)
by name.
K\T|86vur|Jia, OTOS, TO, (tcXrjowv) a sign or omen. \Tj8-ovxos, Att. for /fAetS-.
K\T)pouxiK6s, 77, oV, (fcXrjpovxia) of or for a povxia or apportionment of land.

KXirjp-otixos, ov, (fc\rjpos,
:
Ep. K\6T]8(ov and K\T]T]8wv (/ Aecu) o oze, presage, boding. II. a rumour, report : III. a calling, invocation. reputation, glory. f. 770*0; aor. I fK\r)<ra K\T|^CO (A), pf. pass. KfK\rji<ov,
ovos,
77,
of an allotment of land ;
country portioned out
| |
esp.
cx^) holding or possessed of land in a foreign

the citizens
2.
:
among
as Subst.,
i.e.
KXrjpovxos,
6,
a portion-holder.
possessed of
metaph., TroAad-
AoV TWV K\rjpovx os

vanced
rally, to
'
many years,
afjuu:
Ion. pres.
make famous,
to celebrate.
K\T)IW Dor. KAeico: (wAeos): II. to name, call
to
:
in years.
f.
K\T]p6a),
wa<u, (teXrjpos) to choose by lot,

lot, to fall
Pass, to be spoken of, be mentioned. K\T^CJ (B), f. ffca, late form for
shut.
K\T]ir]8cov,
choose: of the
and geneon one, designate:
itXrjQ}, KXfica, to
Pass, to be chosen by lot : Med. to cast lots for a II. to allot, thing, to have a thing allotted one.
Ep. for tcXrjSwv.
assign, apportion :
Pass., fcXypovaBai oov\rj to be al-
KAH'ePA
K\7j'i8co-<ri,
K\T]0T)vai, aor. I inf. pass, Ion. K\T|0p-rj,
of
77,
/eaXeca.
lotted as a slave, to have slavery
for one's
lot.
Hence
the alder, Lat. alnus.
K\fj0pov, TO, Att. for Ion. KXfjWpov,
= K\eiQpov.
K\ijts.
K\T|pco<ris, 6O)s,
K\t]pa)T6s,
77,
a choosing by lot. ov, (A7?pocy) appointed by

77,
lot.
Ep. for K\niffi, dat.

Ion. for KXrffa.
pi.
of
K\f|S, K\T)86s, old Att. for tcXfts, tt\fio6s.

K\7]cris, ecus, 77, (waAecy) a calling : a calling into court, legal summons, citation : hence an indictment, 2. a impeachment. calling or invitation to a
K\T]tc0.
f.
tact),
K\t|'i0pov, TO, Ion. for K\ri$pov, K\f?0pov. K\t]is, tSos, 77, Ion. for /cXcis.
icXifiicra,
Ep. aor.
77,
of
KXrjica, K\fi(a.
feast.
K\TJCTIS,
3.
a name, appellation.
77,
K\T)urr6s,
K\T]ia>,
f.
ov, Ion. for K\r}ffr6s, KXftffros. iffoj, Ion. for /cXfica, to shut.
i
us,
(A7jcu
Acicy)
a shutting up,
also of KXyfa.
clos-
ing, blockading.
K\T|cr&), fut.
KArjfJia, aTOS, TO, (tfAacy) a shoot or twig broken off to be grafted on another tree, a slip, cutting : esp. a Hence vine-twig, Lat. palmes.
of
reX-yca
= KXeict)
K\T)T6i&), into court.
f.
aca, (rcaXfQ),
II.
KXrjros} to cite or summon to be a witness, give evidence.
K\T]p,a,Ttvos,
K\Tj(jiaTis,
77,
ov,
77,
made of vine-twigs.
Dim. of
tcXfjua
:
K\ir]TT)p, Tjpos,
pi.
6,
II.
tSos,
mostly in
moner.
legal
(/faAeo/) one who calls, a suma witness, called to prove that this
brushwood, fagot-wood. K\t\pLov, TO, Dim. of KXijpos, a small portion. K\7]povoâ), f. 770-0;, (tf\r}povojj.o$) to obtain a portion or lot : to receive a share of an inheritance, to
inherit.
summons has
been served.
:
KXirjTos, 77, ov, (/caAecu) called, invited called out, chosen.

K\TJo), old Att. for
welcome
KXdca, to shut.
Hence
K\i)pov6|Jiir)p,a, aTos, TO", an inheritance : and KAir]povojua, 77, (K\rjpovo(J.f(a} an inheritance, patri-
K\tj3aviTT)S, K\ij3avos, v. sub /tpiffav-. K\l0f,vai, aor. I pass. inf. of KXivca.
K\ip.a
[r], TO, (icXivoS)
an
mony
generally, possession, property.
a region or zone of the earth, clime

K\Lfo.a.Ktov,
inclination, slope. climate. :
II.
portion
K\T]po-v6fios, ov, (tc\Tjpos, vffj.ojMii) receiving one's : as Subst., K\rjp6vof4os, 6, an inheritor, heir.
TO,
Dim. of
/fAf/xa,
a small stair or
ladder, a flight of steps.
381
), rjpos, 6, (Af/ta) round of a ladder. icXi[Aa|, aos, 77, (tfAtVcw) a ladder or
the step of
staircase,
staircase, flight
of
steps,
from
its
ship's ladder.
leaning aslant: a scaling-ladder: a II. an instrument like a ladder,

tortured.
III. in
Att. KXcpos a dog-collar : esp. a large (tfAetcu) wooden collar : hence also a pillory. KXovw, f. rjCfca, (KXovos) to drive in confusion, to Pass, to flee in confuconfound, agitate, distract :
: :
sion,
rush wildly:
6,
to be beaten by the
waves.
on which persons were
Soph.
KAO'NOS,
Trach., KXipaxes dptpiirXcKToi seem to be twis tings battle, the or grapplings of two bodies entangled with each KXoiratos, a, ov, (teXd/if*) stolen : furtive, stealthy. other. IV. in Rhetoric, a climax, a gradual asjcXoirevs, ecus, 6, (KXi-moj) a thief: a secret doer. cent from weaker expressions to stronger, as in Cicero^ icXo-irq, 77, (KXfTTTca) theft. II. a stealthy act, fraud ; trobolv KXoirdv dp(o~6ai to steal away on foot. against Catiline, abiit evasit erupit. icXtvav, Ep. for eKXivav, 3 pi. aor. I of itXivca. icXomos, a, ov, (tcXoTrrj) thievish, artful.
icXivT),
77,
any violent motion, esp. the press of battle-rout: generally, a tumult, throng.
bed: also a
(K\IVOJ~) that bier, [t]
on which one
of KXivoj.
lies,
a couch,
KXoiros,
o, (feXfnTca)
KXoTOirctKo, to
KXCTTTOJ, KXoJTTeVOt}.
a thief. deal subtly :
lengthd.
form cf
KXivfjvai, aor. 2
inf. pass,
KXivf|pT]S, ts, (KXivrj, dpapfiv) bed-ridden. icXiv0T]v, Ep. aor. I pass, of KXivca.
icXivtSiov, TO,
icXivis, tSos,
77,
Dim. of KXivr), a small couch. Dim. of KXivrj, a small couch.

bedridden.
KXlvo-TTTT|S, KXivo-xapTjs,
fs, (KXivT), TTfoeiv)
es, (KXiva), âp7}z/at)
fond of
:
bed.
II. icXijSwv, cyvos, 6, (KXvoj) a wave, billow, surge. Hence metaph., KXvowv icaKwv a flood of ills. KXtiScovCo}j.ai, Pass, to be tossed by the waves. KXvScoviov, TO, Dim. of teXvdcuv, a little wave, ripple : but often like /cXvocav, a wave : a surging sea. KAT'ZH: Ion. impf. KXV&GKOV fut. KXvaoj [u]
:
KAI'NH
to
KXiVTT)p, fjpos, 6, (KXivca~) a couch, bed, sofa. fut. KXtvui aor. I tKXlva pf. KeKXiKO. [t]
:
Ep. KXvffffca
:
Pass.^ aor. I (KXvaOijv
pf.
K(KXvo~fMi
Med., aor. I fKXlvd/Arjv Pass., and eKXiQrjv p], aor. 2 fKXivrjv [t]
:
aor. I
fKXivOrjv
:
pf. /cc/cAtjuai
Pass, of the against, break over : sea, to be stormy, dash high : so intr. in Act., KvpaTa KXvfcffKov fir' jj'iovos the waves dashed, broke against
to
wash or dash
2. to make one thing slope or slant, incline. slope against another, prop or rest it against. 3. to turn aside; 6We iraXiv aXivctv to turn back the
make
the shore.
out.
2.
II. to
viash off or
away
Ka.p{j>
to
Kiffcvfiiov K(fcXvo~fj.tvov
wash wooden
eyes.
4. to
make
recline
meat.
swerve.
thing.
bere.
II.
Pass, to
down, esp. at be bent: to bend aside,

sit
or
support oneself against a down, esp. at meals, Lat. discumof Places, to be sloping; Xifjivr) KeKXipevr) 4. sloping towards the lake. 5. to wander from the course. III. Med. to decline, right verge : so later in Act., o 77X405 xXivei the sun declines; KXiveiv em TO xfipov to fall away for the worse.
3. to lie
2. to lean, rest,
washed or coated with wax. KX001, aor. 2 imperat. of KXvoj. = K\VTOS, famous. [tJ] KXup.evos, 77, ov, (icXvca) i<Xvorp,a, TO, (tfAv^cu) a liquid used for washing out: a clyster or drench. II. the part washed by the
vessel
waves, the beach.
K\VT,
KXvcrTTip, fjpos, 6, (icXv^co) a clyster-pipe, syringe. 2 pi. aor. 2 imperat. of /cXvca.
KXvro-ScvSpos, ov, (KXVTOS, ofvcpov} famedfor trees. KXvro-epYos, 6v, (KXVTOS, epyov) famous for work.
icXio-ia Ion. -Crj, T), (KX'LVU) a place for lying down: KXvro-Kap-iros, ov, (KXVTOS, Kapiros) famous with hut, tent, cot, or cabin, used by herdsmen in time of fruit. skill. peace, and by soldiers in time of war : as they were icXih-o-p/rjTis, t, (KXVTOS, piJT is") famous for of wood, an army on breaking vp did not strike the KXvTO-jxoxOos, ov, (KXVTOS, fio^dos) famous for toils.
them on the spot : the collected KXioiai formed a camp. II. a couch, bed. III. a company of people sitting at meals. icXicriaSes, <av, at, (A,tVcu) folding-doors or gates : metaph. an entrance. Prob. better KXfiffiddfs, from
KXiaiai, but burned
KXeica to shut.
KXio-iT]06v,
icXicrtirjvSe,
icXvTo-voos, ov, contr. -vovs,
ow, (uXvT6s, rocs)
famous for wisdom.

KXvro-irais, iraioos,
children.
6,
77,
(/fXuTos, Trafs) with famous
Adv. Adv.
(KXiffia) out of to a cot or tent.
a cot or
tent.
KXvTO-TTcaXos, ov, (tfAuTos, ii<JvXos)famousfor horses. KXvros, 77, ov, also os, ov, (KXvcay heard of, to be 2. of things, heard of, famous, glorious, renowned. glorious, noble, splendid, beauteous.
icXth-o-TCXVTjs, ov, o, (KXVTOS,
art,
icXio-iov,
TO,
(KXioia)
the
outbuildings
round a
Tex vr)} famous for
herdsman's lodge.
II. KXCous, ecus, T), (KXivca) a bending, inclination. a lying down, reclining. [*"] KXi<rp.6s, o, (KX'IVCO) a couch or chair for reclining. icXOros, TO, = KXifM n, a clime, [i] icXiTUs, vos, T), ace. pi. it XITVS (/cAtVcu) a sloping
:
renowned
artist.
KXtjTo-rojjos, ov, (KXVTOS, TOOJ/) famous for the bow,
renowned archer.
KATT!
pi. (as
if
impf. or aor. 2 eKXvov, imperat. sing, and

-
from KXvfju}, KXvdi, K\VTC, Ep. redupl. to hear, to KXvdi, KfKXvTe: give ear to, listen
to obey.
to,
place, slope, hill-side, Lat. clivus.

jcXotos, o, with irreg. pi. KXoid, as well as KXoioi
:
hearken to : but also c. gen. learn by hearing, ascertain.
3. to hear,
4. generally, to per*
382
ceive.
II. to
K A OBO'2
hear oneself called, be called so Lat. audio; Kaicus K\veiv to be
Kwcrcoro?.
KVTJ,
Ep. for
ffcvrj,
3 sing. impf. of Kvdca.

to scratch,
II.
and
ill
so, like O.KOVOJ, of.
spoken
KVTJ00), f. Kvrjao}, (tcvdca) tickle : Pass, to itch.

KVTJKICIS, ov, 6, v.
to
KAHBO'S,
KAn'Zn,
f.
K\OL>YP-6s, o, rider uses to his horse.
6, a cage, bird-cage. (Ao>a;) /fo whistle or S07/c? which a
KNH~KO5,
thistle
77,
sub KVTJKOS. Lat. cnecus or cnicus, a plant of the
kind.
K\u<a,
to croak,
have a hearse note,
properly of jackdaws. KAfl'0H, fut. KXwaoj, to twist, spin, esp. of the Hence goddesses of fate. KXcoOco, ovs, 17, Lat. Klotho, one of the three Moipai or Fates, who span the thread of life.
or upwixa^, d/cos, os, K\doos, K\O>V, gen, K\cavos, 6, (K\doj) shoot, sprout, twig, Lat. surculus.
KVT)KOS, -f), ov, Dor. KVUKOS, d, ov, (KVTJKOS} pale yellow, whitish yellow, hence the goat is called o ttvaftcav,
and the wolf 6
KvrjKias.
KNH'MH,
and
icvT^-ap-ycs, ov, (wfiprj, dp-yos) white-legged. the part of the leg between the knee 17,
ancle, the leg, Lat. tibia.
(Kvrjfj.ts, <f)(pca)
KAIVMA2
icXtovlov,
KXcop-aKoeis,
fffffa, fv,
stony, rocky,
rugged. From a heap of stones.
KVT)(xl8o-<t>6pos, ov,
wearing greaves
to protect the leg.

Kvi](xis, TSos, rj, (KvrjfJijj} a greave, leg-armour, reaching from knee to ancle the Kvijfudfs consisted of two parts, and were fastened with silver clasps but jSoticu Kvij/jLiSes are boots or leg(imatpipia) gings of ox-hide, to protect the legs.
; ;
a young
Dim. of K\WV.
K\OIOS. icXcpos, Att. for K\oireva), to steal. KXtoireiio), f. cr<u,
icXtoiriKos,
17,
6v, (n\ufy} thievish, fur live.
icXcaTTO-iraTcop, opos, o, rj,(K\anf/, irarrjp')
of a thievish
KVTjfios, o, (KVT)p,rf) the slope or shoulder of a mountain ; as it were the leg, opp. to irovs (the foot).
Kvrj<rido),
f.
or
unknown father,
[a]
dffaj,
Desiderat. of KVO.QJ, to wish
to
K\coo"rr|p, fjpos, 6, (tfAa;0cy) a thread, yarn, line. icXworos, 17, 6v, (K\aj0o}) spun, twisted. a thief, Lat. fur. icXu>ij/, K\QJTTGS, 6, (fcXetrToj)
scratch, to itch.
Kv-fja-jxa,
TO,
ecus
(tfi/atu)
an
KvaCco, = Att.
KVT]<r|iovT|,
rj,
= Kvr)apja.
tos, f];
itching.
Kvdoi, like Koio) for Att. /cdcu, etc.
KVTJOTIS,
and
contr. dat. Kvfjcfrl: (j/a&;)
Kvdicwv, cavos, 6, Dor. for KV^KQJV, the goat: see KVTJKOS.

Kvdfia, Dor. for Kwr]\vr}. Kvap.6s, Dor. for KVIJIJIOS. for yvdpirTca. Kvd|jnrTG>, old Att.
a knife for scraping, a rasp, grater. urtlca. KvwBt], 17, (Kvifya) a nettle, Lat.
[i]
KviStos, a, ov, Cnidian, of or from Cnidos. KvCSos, 57, Cnidus.

KVIT|,
KVICI>
:
From
Kvairrco or -yvdiTTaj f. â>: (rcvdca): to scratch: esp. card or comb wool, to full cloth, from the teaII. mesel or comb (KVCLÔS) which was used.
:
rjs, rj,
f.
= Kvio7).
:
From
I
to tease,
Kviaca
aor.
:
effviaa
Dor. %/cvita
Pass., aor.
eKviaOrjv
taph. to mangle, tear, lacerate. Kvdcraio, i sing. aor. I opt. med. of

Kvacroj, Kvaom, Dor. for aor. I inf. of Kvaca.
Kvrjffca,
rasp.
tcv&ca.
to scrape or grate, (itvdca) : II. to make to itch : hence metaph. to
nettle,
fut.
tease, chafe,
vex
Pass, to be teased, chafed,
/cvfjaai,
and fretted.
Kva4>6iov Ion. -Tjtov, TO, (KVCLTTTCO} a fuller's shop. Kva<j>ijs or -yva^cvs, ecas, 6, Lat. fullo, a fuller, cloth-carder or dresser, clothes-cleaner.
Kva<j>ti(o,
Kva<J>Tji'ov,
f.
KNriSA
wrapped
:
KVITTOS, ov, (KviCfa) scraping, niggardly, miserly. Ep. KVIOTJ, rjs, fj, Lat. nidor, the smell or
II. savour of a victim, steam of a burnt sacrifice. the fat-caul, in which the flesh of the victim was
ercu,
(itvatyevs} to full or
card
cloth.
the fat
itself.
Hence
Ion. for rcva(pfTov. KVO,<|>OS, b, (KVOOJ} the prickly teasel, Lat. spina fullonica, a plant used by fullers to card or clean cloth
:
Kvltrdets, facra, fv, Dor. for uviffrjcis. Kvio-dvTt, Dor. for Kviffdcvn, dat. of nviffdfis.
Kvurda>,
f.
77^0;, (itvicra) to Jill
with the steam or sa~

II.
hence also a car ding-comb ; also used as an instrument of torture. KNA'fl, Att. 2 and 3 sing. Kvf,s, rcvrj, inf. Kvfjv
;
vour of a burnt sacrifice. steam of sacrifice. KvCcrSw, Dor. for Kvifa.

KVIO-TJCIS Dor. Kvio-deis, cffcra, steam of sacrifice, steaming. Kvicrjxa, TO, (fcvifa) that which a scratch, scraping.
intr. to
raise the
impf. 3 sing, (tcvr) Ep. KVTJ (used in the sense of aor. to scrape or grate, 2) : fut. KVT\a<a : aor. I tKvrjaa Lat. radere : to scrape off": metaph. to wear down,
:
fv,
(icvia) full of tie
is
caused by itching:
scrapeaway :
KV<bo.oj,
f.
Med.,KvaodaiTciwTatotickleone's ears. aaca, (/o/(âs) to cloud over.
KVKTJJLOS, o, (ttvifa)
an
itching of the skin, tickling,
KV(j>aios, a, ov, also os, ov, (KI/ÔS) dark, gloomy, 2. in the dark, either at nightfall or bemurky.
irritation, fretting.
fore daybreak. Kv4>5s, TO, Att. gen. Kvfyovs; dat. ttvffpq poet. (v<f>os) darkness, dusk at nightfall, also the KVf(pft morning twilight or dawn, Lat. diluculum.
:
Kvuro-SiwKTTjs, ov, 6, (tivTaa, OIUKU} hunting after the smell of roast meat, name of a mouse. Kvicrcra, Kvicrcrd.is, less correct forms for Kvica,
KVIOXOTOS, r), 6v,(fcviff6ca) steaming with burnt sacrifice.
383
/,
o,
also
17,
gen. Kvlrros, pi. KVITTCS, (itvifa)

figs.
the belly, Lat. venter.

the bowels
:
2. the contents
of the belly,
kind of emmet, which gnaws
tripe
black-puddings.
KVUO,
contr. for Kovofa.
KOiXio-rrcbXijs, ov, 6, (Koi\ia, TTOj\f(a)
tripe or
Kvudop.cu and -Op,ai, Dep. only used in pres., to whine, whimper, of a dog also of children. (Formed from the sound.) Hence >, o, a whining, whimpering.
;
Kvu6a>,
Kvtia),
f.
f.
waca, to disfigure, make dim and dark. va8aXov, TO, any dangerous animal, a monster,

(Deriv. uncertain.) Kvw8o>v, OVTOS, o, (o8ovs) a sword: pi. KV<JJOOVT*S, two projecting teeth on the blade of a hunting spear i<f>ovs dirr\oi KVUJOOVTCS a cross-hilted sword.
;
least.
black-pudding seller. KotXo-Ydo-Twp, opos, 6, r}, (KOI\OS, yaaTfjp') hollowbellied: hence hungry, ravenous. KotXo-ireSos, ov, (o?Aos, WSoi/) lying in a hollow. KOITAO5, rj, ov, hollow, hollowed; KoT\ai vrjfs, for the early ships were hollowed out, like canoes Koi\rj vavs or Koi\rj alone was the hollow or bold of the ship of Places, lying in a hollow or vale : of a road, cut deep, overhung: KOI\OV, TO, a hollow place, hollow, recess ; KOI\OS xp vffos gold made into hollow
; , :
vessels,
i.
e. plate.
KoiX-6<j>0aX}ios, ov, (/fofAos, bt^QaXfios) hollow-eyed. KOtXo-xeiXirjs, es, (KotXos, xAos) hollow to the rim.
KNil'2;5n, only used

Kod\p.os,
o,
in pres. to nod,
slumber, sleep.
KOiAoco,
f.
wffo}, (KOI\OS~) to
fs,
make
hollow.
Kod,
a stupid fellow, booby, [a] Comic word formed to imitate the croaking
KOCL
(KOI\OS, e?8os) hollow-looking. KOiXa>|xa, jjiaTOs, TO, (/coiAocu) a hollow.
KoiX-wBijs,
of frogs (3pfKKKeg
KOOICO, V. KOfCU.
,
Kod.
KOiX-wvu^, VXGS,
>
"hi
(KOI\OS,
KOiX-tiirrjs, ov, o, fern.
ovv) hollow-hoofed. KoiAwms, iSos, = #otAcu7ros.
TO,
cuco, to
,
a knavish trick. From play the kttave. From
KOtX-wiros, ov, (KOI\OS, aty') hollow-looking. KoijxaTO, Ep. 3 sing. impf. pass, of KoifMca.
fut.
i^ffcu,
neut.
o, an impudent rogue, an arrant knave : Koi|jicia> Ion. -<o, Adj. Ko@a\a, knavish tricks, rogueries. (Deriv. put to sleep, put to
(Kffyai) to lull to sleep,

2. generally, to lull, still,
II.
bed.
uncertain.)
KOTXH,
a
calm, tranquillise, soothe, assuage.

r),
Med. and
pass. to
a muscle or
II.
cockle, Lat.
concha
also
Pass., fut.
(KoifjL'fjOrjv
KOifj.rjffoiJ.aL,
:
aor. I
med.
to
fKoinrjffd.fj.rjv,
muscle-shell.
:
the case
round a
seal attached
to fall asleep,
go
bed : of animals,
to documents
KOYXS,
o,
(hence avaKoyxyXiaôj], to unseal). also fj, = Koyxî a muscle or cockle.

[y] (sub. XiOos), ov, 6,
lie
down ;
i.
Koifj,rjffaTO
x^feov
K6yxrl-
Hence
the sleep of death. of death, befallen asleep.

sleep,
e.
vrrvov he slept a braseu 2. to sleep the sleep
its
a shelly marble, [a] TO, (Koyxv\rj) a muscle or cockle: also shell, generally, a bivalve-shell. [v]
,
Koip.b>, Ion. for
KOLfJLao).
Koipi7]0T|vai, aor. I inf. pass,
of
Koifjdca.
Koifjujp-a, TO, (KoifJidcu) sleep; Koifj.r}iMTa
avToyev-
KoSpdvTqs, of an as, about |d. English. KOE'fl or Kodco contr. KOW, Ion. mark, perceive, hear, observe.
=|
ov, u,
Greek form of the Lat. quadrans,

for voccu, vow, to
vrjTa intercourse of the

,
mother with her own son. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Koifidca. <ys, r}, (Koijjd,aj) a sleeping : also
2.
rest, repose.
Ko0ev, Ion. for itoOfv. KoOopvos, 6, Lat. cothurnus, a buskin or high boot, covering the whole foot and reaching to the middle of the leg, laced in front, and with thick soles. 2.
KOI}JU, f. iffca Att. iS>, to lay asleep, of the sleep
= Koifjd.oj,
of death.
to
put
to sleep:
2.
generally,
to lay to rest, to quench; to appease, assuage. K<H|xi<TTT)s, ov, 6, one putting to sleep.
Hence
the KoOopvos was worn by tragic actors thus it became the emblem of Tragedy, as the soccus of 3. since the buskins might be worn on Comedy. either foot, o KoOopvos was a nickname for a trimmer
:
Koivdv, avos,
6,
Dor. for KOIVUV, KOIVCUVOS.
Koivdveoj, Dor. for Kowowtoj.

Koivdcrop.ai, Dor. for Koiv&ffo/Mc, fut. of KOIVUQJ. Koivd<ravT6S, Dor. for KoivcuoavTes, aor. i part, of
KOIVOOD.
KotVTj.
or time-server in
Ko0ovpos, ov, = Ku\ovpos, without a sting. KO!*, sound to express the grunting of young KOL<O, f. laoj, (KOI) to grunt like a young pig.
politics.
dat. fern,
of KOIVOS used as Adv., in common,

2.
pigs.
by
common
consent.
publicly.
Koivo-|3ovXi>, (KOIVOS, @ov\r}) to deliberate in com-
Koi-p, Ion. for iroia, dat. sing, of Trofos, Ion. /cofos, used as Adv. how? in what manner? in what respect?
mon.
Kot,vo-J3o>|jLia, r), (KOIVOS, Pojfj.6s) community of altars, of gods who are worshipped at one common altar. Koivo-XeicTpos, ov, (KOLVUS, \(KTpov) having a common bed, a bedfellow, consort.
KoiXaivci), fut. avaj
aor. I eKoi\rjva, inf. /coi\r)vai,

:
Att. tKoi\dva,
(tfotXos)
:
inf.
KoiXavai
pf.
pass.
KfKoi\a<r(j.ai
to
make
KO(XTJ,
77,
a hollow, properly
drjftos or
hollow, scoop, hollow out. fern, of KOI\OS
the
Koivo-XXT)S,
bed, a
es, (KOIVUS,
name
Aex os ) sharing
fu{.
the
same
aor. I
of a
borough
in Attica.
paramour.
,
KoiXia Ion.
-IT],
77,
(KOI\OS) the hollow of the belly,
Dep., with
med. -rjffo/jiai,
384
med.
eicoivoXoyr)ffd/j.7]v
:
KoivonXoos
and
:
KoXXa.
nest.
TTJS &pr)
II.
pass.' -rjOrjv
pf.
KCKOIVO-
'
sleep, the act
of going
'to
bed;
Trjs KO'L-
XoyriLiai
(KOIVUS,
Xuyos)
to take
common
counsel
bed-time,
0,
with, to consult together. KOivo-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (KOIVOS, 7rAeo>) a joint expedition. Sailing in common : making
KOITOS,
sleep.
2.
a going
to
bed: sleeping
Hence
KOIVO-ITOVS, 6,
77,
irovv, TO, gen. TroSos, (KOLVOS, TTOUS)
with
common foot, coming

77,
together.
KOITWV, oVos, 6, = (/fotT77) a bed-room, bed-chamber. From KOKKIVOS, 77, ov, scarlet, Lat. coccineus. KO'KKOS, 77, a kernel, a berry: esp. the kermes-
KOINO'2,
common. TO KOIVOV ayaOov the common weal.
ov, also os, ov, common, shared in II. common to all the people, public ;
j
2.
TO KOIVOV
j \
berry used to dye scarlet, KOKKt), properly of the bird's cry, cuckoo: hence a cry or call to a person ; KUKKV, /ne#efre, quick, let go.
: :
KOKKI}CO Dor. KOKKVO-SCD f. vaoj pf. to cry cuckoo: of the cock, to crow, to cry like a cuckoo or cock, give a signal by such cry. III. of persons, impartial, affable, accesvyos, 6, (KOKKV) a cuckoo, from its cry. fairs. IV. of sible. 2 of common origin, kindred. Sco, Dor. for KOKKV&. Hence forbidden meats, common, profane. KOKKCOV, cavos, 6, (KuKKos) a pomegranate-seed. KOKvai, ot, ancestors. (Deriv. uncertaia.) KcavoTijs, TITOS, fj, a sharing in common, fellowII. affability. KoXa, 2 sing. fut. med. of /roAaa>. ship. f. KoXdacu aor. i loAao*a also in Med., born of common KoXd^co KOIVO-TOKOS, ov, (KOIVUS, Tc/ctiv)
the state, Lat. respublica ; dirb TOV KOIVOV by public authority, on the part of the state: also the public Ta Koivd the public moneys, public aftreasury ;
\
(KOKKV):
,
parents.
KOivo-4>tXr|S, es, (KOLVOS, (piXtoj) loving in common. Koiv6-<J>p&>v, ov, gen. ovos, (KOLVOS, (pprjv) like-minded. KOIVOCO, f. Qjffoj : Dor. fut. Koivdaoiiai, aor. i 4/cotto make common, communicate, imvacra (KOIVOS) 2. to make common part : to make a sharer in. or unclean, to pollute : Med. to deem common or un2. clean. II. Med. to communicate, like the Act. take counsel, consult. 3. to be partaker or sharer
:
fut.
KoXdaoiiai, Att.
:
contr. KoXwiiai,
KoXa
:
aor. I
(KoXavdfJLrjv
:
Pass., fut. KoXaaOrjaofJiaL

:
aor. T ZKO:
XdaOrjv pf. KfKuXacr/j.ai (KuXos, akin to KoXovoj) to prune, retrench : metaph. to hold in check, keep Pass. in, confine : then to chastise, correct, punish :
to be punished.
KoXaivis,
ioos,
77,
epith of Artemis.
(Deriv. and
meaning uncertain.)
KoXaiceia, 77, (K oXaKevca) flattery, fawning. KoXaKevfjia, TO, (KoXaKfLca) a piece offlattery, [a] KoXaKeweos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of KoXaKevca, to be
flattered.
77, ov, (KoXaKtvfa) flattering, fawning. Pass. KoXSsccvco, f. aoj,(KoXa) to flatter, fawn on: to be flattered.
in a thing,
c.
gen.
share
in.
also c. ace. rei, to take part or III. Pass, to hold communion, have
:
intercourse with.
Koiv<avus. KOivo>v, dVos, Dor. KOIVO.V, dvos, 6, KOIVCOVCOJ, f. 770*0), (KOLV(av6s) to be a partaker, have
KoXaKVTiKos,
a share of, to take part in Koivaweiv TLVI to have Hence dealings with a man. a communication : and Koivu>vir]|jia, LiaTOs, TO,
;
o,
(oAa,
6vop.a) parasite-named,
Comic
distortion of a real
name Kleonymos.
Koivama,
77,
communion, fellowship, intercourse.
KO'AAH,
to peck.
From KOIVOVIKOS, 77, 6v, communicative, social. KOIVWVOS, o, also 77, (KOLVOS) a companion, partner, II. as Adj. = KOIVOS. fellow, associate. KOivuis, Adv. of KOIVOS, in common, jointly: by com-
KOA A'TITIl,
KoXScris, eaw,
O.KOS, 6, a flatterer, fawner. From KoXairrifjp, ijpos, 6, a chisel, graver. f. to hew, cut, chisel : of birds I/MO,
77,
(/foAa^cu)
a pruning: a checking,
mon
consent.
7/,
2. publicly.
KOIOS,
rule,
ov, Ion. for Trofos, a, ov.

f.
Koipdvco,
770*0),
(Koipavos) to be lord or master, to

i. c. ace. to lead,
77,
punishing, correction, chastening. KoXacrfxa, TO, (/roAa^cu) chastisement, punishment. KoX<io-T6ipa, 77, fern, of KoXaaTTjp.
II. KoXaoTTjpios, ov, (Ko\ao~T'f)p)Jitfor punishing. as Subst., KoXoo-T-qptov, TO, a prison. 2. a punish-
command.
arrange.
Hence
KOipavia Ion. -ij,
lordship, rule.
ment, punishing.
KOI'PA'NO5,o,a
in
:
ruler, leader,
commander,
either
KoXacrrTjp,
rjpos,
o,=KO\ao~Tr]S.
war or peace generally, a lord, master. Koicrupoopuu, Pass. (Koiavpa) to live like Coesura (wife of Alcmaeon), i. e. live a gay, fashionable life. KoiTO,ti), (icoiTr]), to put to bed : Med., with Dor.
i
KoXa<rrif|S, ov, 6,
(KoXdfa) a
chastiser, punisher.
KoXdcrrpia,
77,
fem. of KoXaffTrjp.
aor.
KoiTad[j.r)v, to
go
to bed, sleep.
KOITCUOS, a, ov, (KOITTJ) lying in bed, abed, asleep, as Subst., TO KoiraTov the lair of a wild beast.
KOtTT), 77, (KCL/ML) the marriage-bed;
a place
to lie
down
^
in, bed,
couch:
KoXa<j>Câ), f. icrca Att. to), (/coAaôs) to give one a box on the ear, buffet, cuff. KoXa4>os, o, (KoXaiTTca) a box on the ear, cuff. KoXcov Ion. KovXcov, To, = KoXf<jS, a sheath. xoXeos, o, or KoXeov, TO, KouXcov, TO, (KoiXos) a sheath or scabbard of a sword.
KOLTTJV
2.
%x fiv
KOITO.I in pi. lewdness.
^ e pregnant; of animals, a lair, den,
KoXcrpdco,
f.
770*0),
KoXXa
Ion. KoXXrj,
to trample on. Lat. gluten. rjs, 77, glue,
KoAAa/3o?
cake,
KO/xiSrJ.
385
swelling in folds. o, the bosom, lap : later also the moII. the lap or fold formed by a loose
o, (reoXiros}
b,KuXXo\p. named from its shape.

f.
II.
a kind of wheaten
'
KoXirCas, ov,
KO'AIIOS,
ther's
|
1. to (tfoXXa) to glue, cement. II. to join together, unite : inlay: to weld. Pass, to be joined to, to attach oneself to, cleave to.
KoXXdco.
970-0;,
womb.
KoXXTjeis, tacra, fv, (tfoAXa) glued together, close-
joined.
KoXXijtrvs, feus, 17, (/coXXao;) a gluing, cementing: Ku\\ijffis oiorjpov a welding of iron. KoXXtjTos, 17, 6v, (Ko\\dca) glued together, cemented,
closely joined, well-fastened.
III. any garment, sometimes used for a pocket. lap or hollow; 6a\daar)S KU\TTOV viroovvai to go under the lap of ocean, i. e. the deep hollow between two waves. 2. a bay or creek of the sea. It cor-
responds in
KoXiroco,
f.
all
senses to the Lat. sinus.
Hence
to
wffca, to
form
into
a lap or fold:
make
*sail belly or swell.

KoXTT-wSTjs,
6s,
(O\TTOS, floos} embosomed, embayed.

f. rjaca, to dive: to swim. Hence a place for diving, a swimming-
KoXAuco-tjjaYos, ov, (/foXXt, (payfTv) roll-eating. KO'AAIH, IKOS, 6, a long roll of coarse bread. KO'AACVF, oiros, 6, the peg or screw of a lyre, by which the strings are tightened : metaph., n6\\oira
KOATMBA'Xl,
KoXi^pT)0pa, bath : and
-fj,
unscrew your passion. KoXXv/3i(rTT]s, ov, o, (/foXXv/3os) a money-changer. 2. in plur., KU\KO'AATBOS, 6, a small coin. \vf3a, ra, small round cakes, [y]
opyrjs dvfivai to
and fip, ?7pos, o, a diver, swimmer.
KoXvjji,pT]TT)S, oO, 6, (KO-
, i8os, 17, (Ko\viifia(a) a sea-bird, a diver. II. KoXv[ji|3os, o, (icoKv p.fia.(a) a, diver, swimmer.
KoXXvpa, 77,=tfoXAt. [0] KoXXvpiov, TO, Dim. of teoXXvpa, eye-salve, Lat. collyrium, so called because it was made up in small
cakes,
[w]
KoXxos,
6,
;
a Colcbian
hence Adj. KoXxi-K6s,
17,
ov, Colchian
pecul. fern.
KoXx^S,
tSos.
KoXcadu Ion.
(o, f. 170*0;,
(/foXoyos) to brawl, scold.
med. of /foXd^cw. (oXos) docked, curtal, Lat. curtus: of KOAfl'NH, 77, a hill, mound: esp. a sepulchral animals, short-horned: also maimed, mutilated. Hence mound, barrow, cairn, Lat. tumulus. KoXcovta, T), the Lat. colonia, a colony. KoXoj36b>, f. cuaoj, to dock, curtail, shorten KoXwvos, 6, (KO\WVT)~) a hill; KO\OJVOS \iQow a heap KoXoi-upxos, ov, 6, (KO\OIOS, apx ") a leader ofjackII. Colonos, a demos of Attica lying of stones. daws, a jackdaw-general. KoXoidw, f. data, (#oXoios) to scream like a jackdaw. on and round, a 'hill, sacred to Poseidon, the scene of
KoXufievos, Att. contr.
fut. part.
KoXoôs,
ov,
KoXoios, o, a jackdaw, Lat. graculus : proverb., KO\OIOS iroTi KoKoiov = birds of a feather flock to'
gether.'
the Oedipus Coloneiis of Sophocles. KoXcoos, ov, 6, (oXoios) a brawling, wrangling. KO'MA"PO2, 6, and 17, the strawberry-tree, arbutus.
icop.apo-c}>(ryos,
'
KoXoicaa-Ca,
17,
or KoXoKao-iov, TO, the colocasia or
ov,
(tcdpapos,
(pdytiv)
:
eating
:
the
Egyptian bean, a plant resembling the water-lily, found fruit of the arbutus. in the marshy parts of Egypt. Kop.au Ion. -co, Ep. part. KOfjibaw fut. 770*0; aor. I to let the hair grow long, wear KoXo-Kvjxa, TO, (/foAos, Kvp.a) a large heavy wave fKoprjaa. (ofi7j) before it breaks, the heavy swell before a storm. long hair: as long hair was a sign of birth, it meant to
I
the round gourd or tjs, f), pumpkin, Lat. cucurbita. Hence KoXoKvvGtds, ados, fj, food prepared from pumpkins.
KoXoKvv07] or -KvvTi),
plume
efc6fj,r}fff
OVTOS oneself, to be proud, haughty, arrogant; ~irl rvpavviSi be aimed at the monarchy.
KoXoKvvOivos, T], ov, made from pumpkins. KoXov, TO, (he colon or lower part of the bowels.
their hair long,
From
etc.,
KO'AOS,
KoXooxros,
ov, docked, curtailed, stunted,L,a.t.ct^rtus;

off: esp.
KU\OV 86pv a spear broken short

hornless, short-horned.
o,
of oxen,
seem generally to have worn Originally the Greeks whence dp77 KOfjLuojvrcs 'Axatot in Homer. At Sparta the citizens continued to wear worn only by youths long hair ; but at Athens it was II. of horses, to be decked until the iSth year.
etc., to
statue.
III. metaph. of trees, .plants, with manes. a colossus, gigantic statue; also simply have leaves or foliage. The most famous Colossus was that of KO|xc(TK, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of /fo/xeoj.
Apollo at Rhodes seventy cubits high, made in the time of Demetrius Poliorcetes. KoXoavpTos, o, a rabble or noisy crowd: uproar. KoXovco, f. aca: aor. 1 K6\ovaa: Pass.,-aor. I (KO\ovOrjv and -ovaOrjv pf. KvcoXov pat and -ovfffMi to dock, clip, curtail, cut short, abridge : (#oAos) metaph., erros fjifacrrjyv KoXoveiv to cut short a word
:
KOME'n,
KO'MH,
to
ing.
17,
f. 170*0;,
to lake care of, attend to, tend.
KO(xea>. Ion. for KOfJidca.
have one's hair cut

trees.
the hair, Lat. coma; KfipaaOai Koprjv close in sign of mournII. .metaph. like coma, the foliage, leaves,
of
in the middle, Lat. praecidere, i.e. leave it unfinished; 2. like Swpa KoXovfiv to abridge, limit jpfto: also
Amy
Kop,TjT-ap.i;vias, ov, 6, (/fo/^TTjs, 'AfJ.wias') nias.

Kop.T|T7)S, ov, o, (xopdoj}
2. leafy,
Coxcomb-
./foXafw, to check, restrain,
put down.
feathered arrow.
Kop.l8r|,
jj,
KoXo<}>wv, GJVOS,
o,
a top, finishing, end.
(/co/itô;)
long-haired ; los KOfJiTfTrja a II. a comet. grassy. attendance, attention, care: also
386
II. a bringing management, care of a garden. or carrying of supplies, a procuring of supplies, Lat. commeatus frumenti, a gathering in of harvest: also
the
to boast one's art
Pass, to be
made a
boast,
be renowned.
provisions, stores.
(from Med. o/xtb/#zj) a 3. carrying away for oneself, a rescue, recovery. a going or coming: a return, (from Pass. ttonifrfMi) msans of getting back. of KojutSr] used as Adv., wi'h care, careKO|At8fj, dat.
2.
:
Ko|nra<rt)S, o, Comic word, one of the borough a Bragsman. Kop.Tro,o-[.ia, TO, (KOfîrd^ca) a boast: in pi. boasts, vaunts, braggart words.
KoyUTros,
KOjjnrcco,
f.
l]G<a,
(KU [tiros') to ring, clash, rattle.
II.
fully, exactly : wholly, altogether : absolutely, quite in answers, KOfJiiSfi p.\v ovv very much so indeed, just
so,
metaph. to utter high-sounding words, talk by vaunt : Pass, to be boasted of.

KOIXTTO-XaKCCO, f. 7)00), be an empty braggart.
KO|ATTO\aKtii9if]S, ov, 6,
(ffOflTTOS,
boast,
\OKfQj) tO talk big,
ay and more than

Kop-iôi.
:
that.
I
Hence
KO|xuv}xe0a, Dor. for Kojjuovjj,f6a,
pi. contr. fut.
med. of
KO'MIIOS,
Att. tw: aor. I
fKo/j,iffa.
:
K0ixico
f.
:
iffQJ
Ep.
fKufîffffa,
.
tusks
braggart, boaster. \y] noise, din, clash, as of a boar's the stamping of dancers' feet : the ringing of
o,
and Kopiffaa Med., Att. fut. Kofjuov/J.ai Ep. aor I kicoPass., f. KOfJLiaOrjffopjaL ^to"<7a/X77i> and Koniffffdf^rjv
: :
metal.
II.
metaph. big words, boasting

a boaster.
a boast,
vaunt.
Kop/iros, o, (/co/iTTco;)
aor. I effoîaOrjv
pf. KfKojjLifffiai
(K0fifca~)
to take
care
of,
tably.
affairs.
Med. to receive hospiprovide for, supply : 2. of things, to take care of, take heed to,
Koprro-<|>aK6Xop-pTi|Xuv, ov, gen. ovos, (KO^LTTOS, </>aKeXos, pfjfâ) pomp-bundle-worded, epith. of Aeschylus,
mind; ra
a' avrrjs Hpya /co/xtê mind thine own II. to carry away, in order to save ; Med. to veKpov KOfiifav to carry away a corpse :
because of his long compound words.

Kop.-ir-coSirjs, es, (/fo/iiros,
icojjLijjeia, rj, (K0fj,i//fv(a)
eiSos) boastful.
:
elegance, refinement
(KO/J.I//OS, Eu/JiTrtSj/s)
affec-
carry with one, rescue, save, cf. Ipuo/zcu ; Kop.io~ai yue 2. to carry off or convey me away, rescue me. away, bear off: Med. to carry off as a prize : also
to get, gain, receive. 3. to bring to a place : to 4. to con^gather in corn to introduce, import. Med. to duct, escort. 5. to fetch back, redeem :
:
tation.
KOfjuJ/'evpliUKuis,
f.
Adv.
with the
prettiness or affectation of Ettripides.

KO|xt]/6tKd,
oca, (KOfjfyos) to
make
elegant, refine;
Kofjttêvc rr)v
argutari
8oa.v refine on your suspicion, like Lat. Med. to refine overmuch : Pass, to play
es,
HI. Pass, to be carried, to get back, recover. convey oneself, journey, travel, voyage: to betake oneself.
the exquisite.
KojixJ/o-irpeirfis,
(KOÛS,
irptirca)
dainty-seem-
come back, return. Kop,iov|j,ai, Att. contr. fut. med. o Koplacuo, 2 sing. aor. I med. opt. KOjjLura and KopAtrcra, Ep. aor. I
2. to
ing.
Kop.xj/6s,
17,
ov, (KOfifca) well-dressed, neat, fine, Lat.
2. comptus : hence a pretty fellow, Lat. bellus homo. of words and things, elegant, pretty, clever, witty, exqiiisite, affected.
care
KO}it<rTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Kojjiifa, to be taken of, to be gathered in.

) one who takes care of, a II. a bringer, conductor.
Hence
Comp., /co/iÔT-
Kop.v|/us,
pojs
icop.umf]p, 77005, o KOJJU(7TY|S, OV, 6,

protector, guardian.
ex
Adv. prettily, exquisitely: to be better in health.

f.
Kovaj3eo>,
to re-echo.
ifffo},
(/rova/iJos) to resound, clash, ring:
Hence
f.
KojJtKTTpa, ra,
rewards or payment for
Kova|3T}86v, Adv. with a clash, ringing.
saving.
K0|xiu, Att. contr. fut. KO}xp.a, TO, (KOTTTO;) that which is struck or cut, the stamp or impression of a coin : proverb., Trovr/pov KOfjL2. generally, coin. /idTos of bad stamp. a short clause in a sentence, Lat. comma.
II.
Kova|3tco,
iaca,
Kova(3(<u.
KO'NA~BO5, o, KO'NATÂOS,
Koveco,
f.
a clashing, ringing. 6, a knuckle : in pi. the knuckles.
rjffco,
Kovia Ion. and Ep.
(KOVIS) to raise dust, to hasten. a cloud KOVIT], rj, (KOVIS) dust,

;
Hence
KO'MMF,
Kojip-ariKos, 77, ov, framed in short clauses. TO, gum, Lat. gummi ; indecl.
KOJAJAOS, ov, 6, (KOTTTCO) a striking : esp. like Lat. planclus, a beating of the breasts, in sign of lamenII. in the tation, hence a lament, wail, dirge. Att. Drama, a song sung alternately by an actor and
of dust, as stirred up by men's feet TroSStv vitivcpQe Kovirj 'taTar' acipofJLevr] from beneath their feet the dust stood rising: freq. in plur. Koviai, in collective sense, like Lat. arenae ; ir'nTTfiv fv tcov'tTjat, to fall in II. cinders or the dust. 2. dust or sand. III. a fine ashes, also in plur., like Lat. cineres.
powder, sprinkled over

oiled, to
;
wrestlers' bodies after being
the chorus,
mostly a mournful dirge. s, KOjx6wvTS, Ep. part, dual and

/contact).
pi.
of
make them more easily grasped by the ponent, ft" in Homer in Att. mostly f.] From KovuiTos, 17, ov, plastered, whitewashed.
Kovicto),
pf.
op-
KO|ioc>vTi, Dor. for Ko^wai, 3 pi. of

KO[A,Traa),
ace.,
f.
pass. KfKovidfj-ai
(tfovtcu)
to plaster
dffca, (K6fj.7ros) to
vaunt, boast, brag:
c.
iv
\6yov
to
speak big words;
with lime, to plaster, Lat. dealbare ; rd(poi Ke/covtaueVoi plastered, whited sepulchres.
Kopevvvfjii.
the wrong G>, a mistaken form, originating in forms tKoviaaa, KCKoviffâi see ttovica. Kovi-opros, o, (KOVIS, upvvjjii) dust stirred up, a cloud of dust : Kovioprus v\i)s KfKavfJLevrjs a cloud of wood;
387
f. iffca
Koirpio>,
Ep.
iffffta,
(Koirpos} to
dung, manure.
manure
Koxrpo-XoYOS, ov, (/COTT/JOS, \6y<u) collecting : hence a dirty fellow.

77,
dung
or
II.
KO'IIPO2,
ashes,
II.
metaph. a dirty fellow.

T)
:
a dung-yard, a
dung : manure : filth, dirt. cattle-stall or stable.

Tycrof,
KOVIOS, a, ov, (KOVIS) dusty.
KC/NI5,
tos Att. ea?s,
dat. KOVI for
KUVU
= rco- dung
*
K0irpo<|>opo, or dirt.
f.
to carry
dung
to cover
with
From
dung;
III. II. the dust of ashes, ashes. via, dust. the powder with which wrestlers were sprinkled after
Koirpo-<}>6pos, ov, (Koirpos, </>epo>) carrying KOfpivos Koirpo(p6pos a dung-basket.
being oiled, cf. aovia metaph. of toil. [F] KovicraXos [F], o, (KUVIS) dust, a cloud of dust.
',
Koirpciv, uvos, 6, (Koirpos) a place for dung, privy. ic6irTOio-a, Dor. for Koirrovaa, part. fem. of KOTTTCJ.
KOVUO;
tfeftovl/Mi
fut,
'
iffca
[F]
aor. I
tttuvlffa:
:
Pass., pf.
:
KOTTTOS,
77,
:
to Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. KCKOVITO (KOVIS) make dusty, cover, fill with dust: Pass., KCKOvifAfvos all covered with dust, i. e. in the greatest haste so
:
j
KO'IIT^l
to strike,
6v, (KOITTQJ) beaten, bruised, pounded. KOI/SQJ : aor. I etcoif/a : pf. K(tco<pa, Ep.
:
part. KfKoirus
Pass., aor. 2 eitoirrjv
pf.
in Med., KOVIGQ.I \a(3wv
make
haste
and
take.
2.
J
to sprinkle or cover as with dust, strew over. intr. to raise dust, make haste, speed.
II.
2. to knock down, fell, smite, cut. slay. 3. to cut off, chop off; Sfvopa Kuirrftv to cut down, fell trees; hence absol., ftoirrfiv rrjv \6jpav to lay a country waste by cutting down the trees : to
KOVVCO, contr. KOVVW,
mvuoKtu.
2.
damage,
pr. n.
hurt
(ppevwv
KO'NNOS, 6, the
beard.
Kovvos, as the
sense or reason.
Kfjco^fj.vo&, deprived of 4. to hammer, forge : also to
of an insignificant person; Kuvvov tyrjcpos, proverb, of stamp, coin money, Lat. percutere nummos : Med. \tocoinoneselfmoney. 5. KOTTTCIV rty Bvpav to something worthless. 6. to cut KOVTOS, ou, o, a pole, esp. a punting-pole, Lat. con- knock or rap at the door, Lat. puhare. tus. 2 the shaft of a pike. of birds, to peck at, strike with small, chop up. *]. the beak: of a horse, to jolt, shake : also, to tire, stun, KOVTO-<f>6pos, ov, (KOVTUS, (ptpaj) carrying a pole or II. Med. Koirrofj-ai, to beat or strike pike : hurling a pike. deafen. KO'NTZA contr, Kvvfa, rjs, 77, fieabane, pulicaria. oneself, in sign of grief, like Lat. plangere : also<*
I
grow
to Koira.a>, f. aff<a : aor. I tKoira<ja: (LOTTOS) ; tired or weary : generally, to abate, lull. Koiravov, TO, (OTTT<U) an instrument for braying, a pestle: also i.=Konis, an axe.
KoirrfffOai
j
nva
to
mourn for any
one, Lat. plangere
aliquem.
o, (Kiipa) a young raven. OKOS, 6, a raven or crow: Proverb., A.CVot KopaKfs, like black swans,' of anything unusual ; tppe ($ KopaKfs, or s Koparcas alone, like Lat. pasce corvos, go and be hanged ! /SaAA' 4s Kvpaicas hang
icopaxivos,
KO'PAH,
Koimv,
aor. 2 inf. of KOTTTW

o, (jcoirrofMi}
KOirets, aor. 2 part. pass.
'
KOTTCTOS,
a wailing, mourning.
a
chisel.
KOiretis, ecus, 6, (/foTrrty)

KOinf],
77,
(Koirrca)
f.
a striking: a cutting
in pieces,
him
hang
it
II.
anything hooked
like Kopdn/r).
like
a ravens
2. 3.
slaughter.
KOirido),
affc-j
beak, as,
[a]: aor. I (Koiridaa: pf. KfuoiriaKa:
I.
an engine for grappling
ships.
a hooked handle of a door,
an
in-
to work hard, work till one is weary. II. (KOTTOS) : to be tired, grow weary ; KOKIOV vtro ayaOurv to be
exhausted by good things. corns, fa*, o, (KUITTW) a babbler, wrangler.
strument of torture. Kopdcriov, TO, Dim. of Kapvj, a little girl, damsel. Kopavva, f), a barbarism for Koprj.
KopjBdv,
o, indecl.,
Hebrew word, a
2. the
Koms,
hook.
toil
coos,
fj,
(fcoiTTca)
a chopper,
cleaver,
bill-
God, a consecrated offering.

Temple.
to gift offered treasury of the
KOITOS, ou, o, (tcuiTT<a) a striking, beating. and trouble, suffering, pain, weariness. Pass. Komaoj. Koiroo>, f. two), to weary :
II.
Kop8aK(co,
f.
I'OTO,
Hence
(*op5a^)
o, the
to
dance the /a/>5a.
KOpSdKurjAos,
o, the
dancing
the
Kupoa.
KO'PAAH, OKOS,
Koirira, TO, a letter of the ancient Greek alphabet, which was not received into the later Athenian alphabet: its sign was ^ cf. Koirirarias. In the alphabet Koppa stood between TT and p, like the Lat. q, and was retained as a numeral = 90, as were also o"Tau and o"a//7rt, qq. v. Hence KoirrraTtas, ou, o, ITTITOS, a horse branded wish the letter Koppa ( ^ ) as a mark. Cf. o~afj.<pupas.
,
ing to the Old Comedy ; the cordax, from its slow, trailing movement a cudgel, truncheon: also a [u], 77, II. a covering for the head, head-dress; swelling. or rolled up. (yKfKop^vXijfJi.fVos wrapt
cordax, a low dance belongto dance ttopoaKo. e\Kvaai
KOPAT'AH
Kopeet, Ep. 3 sing. fut. of Kopevvvju. aor. Koptvviifju: f. Koptaoj Ep. Koptca:
Kopfo~o~a:
(KL,peaa Ep.
>,
f.
770-01,
to
carry dung.
From
'<v,
(tcoTrpos, ajca)
carrying dung.
(Kop(ffdf*T)V Ep. and Kopeff<rd(*r)V : Pass., aor. I (Kopeo-Qrjv: pf. rât Ion. K(Kvprjpai\ also pf. act. part, with pass, sense,
Keicoprjws, ores: (tfopos):
Med.,
aor.
K6Trpios,
Koirpia,
77,
a, ov, (ito-npos} full

(icj-npos)
of dung, filthy. a dunghill.
a th
j
ng
Pass,
and Med.
to satisfy, glut, or fill to be glutted with a thing, 2
with
388
have one's fill of a. thing, c. gen. ffOai to have one's Jill of strife.
Kopeo-aiaro, 3
KopecrQeLS, aor.
pi.
I
;
KOpCtraLdTO
<pv\oTnoos
KOfW^CUOS.
Kopos,
Kopot],
6,
the
Hebrew
cor, a
1
dry measure containing
ten Attic medimni, or about

77,
20
gallons.
aor. I
med. opt.
part. pass
med. Kopecro-aro, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I From KopTjp,a, TO, maidenhood.

Kope-uojjiai,
f.
Koppi) Dor. Koppa, (/capo) the side of the forehead ; fnl Kupprjs iraraaativ to slap on the face. II. the hair on the temples.
later Att.
KopevOrjffofMi
to
to
Pass.
(Kuprj)
to be
a maid, grow up
maidenhood.
sweep, brush ; Kopeiv rrjv 'E\sweep Greece clean, empty her of people. ), Ep. fut. of Kope Kopt5j3avr-u>8Tjs, fs, (Kopu/3as, ct-5os) Corybant-like, Ion. Kotiprj Dor. Kwpa, ?), fern, of Kupos, tcov- frantic. someKopvfJus, -CLVTOS, o, a Corybant priest &f Cybele in pos, a maiden, maid, girl, damsel, Lat. puella: times of a newly-married woman, young wife, like Phrygia. [v] 2. with the gen. of -aXAs, -aXXos, = rcopvoos. vvp.<pri, Lat. puella, nympha.
KOPE'H,
to
f.
170-0;,
Ad5a
a, ov, (Kopv&a$} Corybantian. Kopt/pavTwico, f. data, (KopujSas) to celebrate the rites of the Corybantes : to start up like a Corybant. Kopvpavriô), f. iasa, (Kopv/3as) to purify by the rites of the Corybantes.
Kopv{3dvTios,
added, a daughter, as Nvfjupai, Kovpat 2. the II. a puppet, doll, Lat. pupa. pupil of the eye from the small images seen in it, III. a Lat. pupa, pupilla. long sleeve reaching over the hand. Koprj Ion. Kovpt), 17, was the name under which a pr. Aids.
;
name
KopvSos,
6,
tufted lark, Lat.

j
Kopva,
rjs,
and KopvSos, 17, (opys) the crested or alauda cristata. a cold in the head, a 77, (fc6ppr), /copvsi)
II. running at the nose, catarrh, Lat. pittilta. metaph. drivelling, stupidity. Hence Kopvaa>. to have a running at the nose, to have a cold. Proserpine was worshipped in Attica, the Daughter KopvOa, Kopvdas, ace. sing, and pL of fcopvs. hence the two are often mentioned Kopv^-d'C^, IKOS, (rcopvs, atoaw) belmet-sbaking, with (of Demeter) as rrj Mr/rpl teal Ty Koipy. waving plume, [a] together, a besom, broom. Kopt?0-ai6Aos,o)p, (fc6pvs, afoAos) with glancing helm. KoprjOpov, TO, (Koptca)
KopTjpxL, TO, (itop6<o) sweepings, refuse.
2.
be-
Kopvp.pos,
o, pi.
Kopvp-â as well as Kopvôi
(KOvrfiav
som, broom.
KOpOvvco,
of the fcopOvco. [u] ivy flower : generally, a cluster offruit or flowers. Kopdus, vos, 17, (Kupvs) a rising, heap. KOpwaco, f. Tjffoj, to put forth knobs or buds. From Kopdvco or vva>, (^KupQvs) to lift up, raise, shew its crest : Pass., rcvfj.a KopOvcTai the wave is lifted up, KopvvTj, 77, (Kopvs) a club, often shod with iro for rears its crest. iighting. a mace : also a shepherd's staff, [y ] KOPI'ANNON, TO, coriander, the plant or seed. KOpt5vrjTT]S, ov, o, (Kopvvcaa) a club-bearer, one who KopCSiov, TO, Dim. of Koprj Kopaaiov. fights with a club or mace.
II. the cluster
the top, peak, pvs, Kopvfjtr]) : the high poops of the ships.
summit ; Kupvâ
Kopiôfiat, f. -taofiat, (Koprf, Kupiov}: Dep. fondle, caress, coax.

:
to
KOpi/VT]-<j><6pos, ov, (Kopvprf, <pfpQj) club^-bearing : Kopvvr)<p6poi, ol, club-bearers, the body-guard of Pei-
KoptvOios, a, ov, also KoptvOiaxos, 17, 6v, and fern. sistratus, instead of SopvQopoc. From Corinthian. KopivOids, aoos, 77 Kopwidco, = Kopvvaw in Ep. part., Kopvviuawra irtKopivflos, 17, Corinth, the city and country: anciently TijXa sprouting leaves. Adv. Kopiv669i, at Corinth. KoptmrCXos, o, one that btttts with the head. [Y] From From f. to butt with the head. Kopiov, TO, Dim. of Koprj, a little girl. if>w, KO'PIS, tos Att. -ecus, o, a bug : pi. / vdos, rj, ace. K^pu6a and Kopvv, (ctpa) a helHence II. the head. met, helm, catque. KOpio-Ktov, TO, Dim. of Koprj. Med., aor. I fKopvff(rdfj.r]v, KOpKOpos or Kopxopos, o, a poor vegetable, growing KOpvoxra), fut. Kopvcu: wild in the Peloponnesus, a kind of pimpernel. (De- part, ffopvcrffafj-fvos : to arm Pass., pf. KfKopvO/Mii riv. uncertain.) with a helmet: generally, to arm, equip, array: of the Pass, and Med. to arm oneself ; -fo do battle, fight : 77, the rumbling or grumbling empty bowels any hollow sound, din, tumult. also of things, dovpe KtKopvQueva xa\K$ spears headed with brass. 2. generally, to furnish, pro(Formed from the sound ) II. to make crested ; Kopvaere Kvfta the K0pp,6s, o, (Kfipar) the trunk of a 'tree with the vide. Pass, to come to a river reared his wave to a crest : a log. boughs lopped off,
:
,
:
KO'PO2,
tas; Kopov
ov, 6, one's Jill, satiety, surfeit, 'Lat. satie-
crest or head, rear
%x fiv TIVOS to have enough or too much of
II. thing: in bad sense, satiety, surfeit: hence insolence, petulance ; Trpus Kopov insolently. Kopos, ov, o, Ion. KoOpos Dor. Kupos, (/cpcw) a boy, lad, youth, stripling. .2. with genit. of pr. names, a son. Cf. Kor.
Kopwrqs, ov, armed warrior.

Kop4>ata,
77,
o,
Hence its head, as a wave does. a man armed with a helmet, an

"head-stall
(icopv^} the
of a
bridle.
:
Kopv<j>alov, TO, the upper strictly neut. from sq.
rim of a hunting-net
bead:
<5
K0pv<{>aios, a, ov, (t{opv<pri) ai '**
Kop-v-
389
<f>aios the foremost man, leader, Drama, the leader of the chorus.
chief;
in the Att.
the
K0<r|xi6rjs, rjTGS)
?),.
propriety, decorum, orderly be-
haviour.
KOptkj>T).
T),
(n>6pvs) the head, top,

i. the top
summit:
crown
Kocrfjucos,
or top o/ the bead.

tain.
3.
or peak of a
moun-
Comp.
KOfffuajTfpov
Adv, of K off pics, regularly, decently: Sup: -wTaTa.

;
metaph. the highest point, acme, prime. to bring to a head, make KOpt/4>6cj, f. waos, (Kopvcprj) peaked: Pass., Kvpa KopvtyovTai the wave rises to a
crest.
II. like
Kocrp,o-K6u,T]S, otv 6, hair.
(/fooyif'cy,
KufJLtf)
dressing the
KO<rjjio-KpdTG>p, opos, 6, (Kofffios, KpaTfoj) ruler df
tf(pa\ai6<a, to bring to
an end,
sum
up.
77,
Kopcov-cicdpt],
(Kopojvrj, 'EKafii))
an old woman as
world, [a] Koo-jJLO-irXoKOS, ov, (KLXTJJ.OS, holding together the world.

this
fjLQ)
ir\fjQj)
framing or
old as a crow and Hecuba, [a] Kopuveois, <u, T), of a raven-gray colour. From Kopwvrj, 77, (Kopcavos) a kind of sea-fowl, seaII. 2. a crow or raven, Lat. comix. crow. I. the anything hooked like a crow's bill, as, 2. the tip of a bow, on which handle on a door. the bowstring was hooked. 3. the tip or projection of the plough-beam, upon which the yoke is hooked.
Cf. Kopa.g.
Kopcovtdco, f. aaca, (Kopuv-q n) to bend, curve horse, to arch the neck.
:
ard Kufffiov or K{XJKOCTJAOS, ov, o, (/cofieco) order ; in order, duly; ovofvt Kuofjua in no sort of
.
order. 2 good order, good behaviour, decency. 3 a set form or order : of states, government. 4. the mode or fashion of a thing. II. an ornament,
.
2. decoration, dress, raiment: plur. ornaments. an honour, credit. III. the world or universe, from its perfect arrangement, Lat. mundus.
Ko<r|j.o-<{)dopos, ov, (Koaftos, <p0ipQj) world-destroy-
of a
ing. KOCTOS,
i\,
ov, Ion.
and AeoU
for v6ffos+
KOpojvis, ioos, 77, (Kopwvrj it) as Adj. crook-beaked: 2. of generally, crooked, curved, bent, booked. II. as Subst. anykine, with crumpled horns.
I. a wreath or garland, Lat. cothing curved : 2. a flourish with the pen at the end of a rona.
Koo-trSpos, o, Ion. for KoTTafios. Kocr<rv<J>os Att. KOTT-, o, a blackbird. Koraivo), = KOTGOJ, to bear hatred against.
KOT and KOT,
Ion. for TTOTC
and
iroTf.
book
generally, the end, completion. Kopcovo-{36Xos, ov, (Kopuivr), @a\ttv) shooting crows: as Subst., Kopci}vo{$6\oj', TO, a sling or cross-bow
:
for crow-shooting.
Kopcuvos,
77,
ov,
(vopa) curved,
bent
in
of kine, with
Korepov, Korepa, Ion. for iroTfpov, irorfpa. KOTO, Ep. aor. i KOTcaa: Ep. pf. part. KCKOTTJUS: Med., KOTfopxu Ep. 3 pi. impf. KOTÔVTO, Ep. fut. KOTfff-ffoftai Ep. aor. I (KOTtaaajArjv, KOTfaad/jiTjv : to bear a (KOTOS): grudge or spite,, bear malice against, envy, Lat. invideo: proverb., Kepafj.fvs Kfpa: :
crumpled horns. as KOcrKivrjSov, Adv. (KoffKivov)

5,
fj,t
KOTtet,
cf.
Kepaftfts.
ev,
tos Att. ecas, 6,
a sieve. and 77, (KOGKIVOV,
KOTT|ts,
lous.
fffcra,
(OTW)
angry, wrathful, jeatpipca)
a diviner
KO'SKTNON,
by a sieve. TO, a sieve.
KOTivi]-<(>6pos, ov (KUTIVOS,
t
producing wild
olive,
olive-trees.
KOO-KvXixcLTia, cav, TO,, ((TKv\\ca) parings or shreds of leather : metaph. of the scraps of flattery of the tanner Cleon.
KOTTNOS,
aster.
or
r),
the
wild
Lat. ole-
KOTivo-rpdyos,
olive.
ov>,
(KOTIVOS, Tpayeiv) eating the wild
Kooyutv, f. 770-0;, (tfoo>os) to order, arrange : esp. to set an army in array, marshal it; and in Med., KOOhis countryfjLtjaafjivos irohirrras having marshalled II. men ouptrov KOGftfiv to arrange a repast.
;
Koropvos,
o, Ion. for
Kudopvos.
spite,
KO'TOS,
also,
ov, 6,
a grudge,
rancour,
ill-will
III. to deck, adorn, trick to order, rule, govern. 2. of persons, to honour them, out, embellish. IV. in Pass. adorn, be an honour or ornament to.
anger, wrath : later, envy, jealousy. KOTTa|3ta>, f. iffca Att. tu>, (/forra/Soi) to play at the
cottabus.
KOTTafJos Ion. and old Att. Ko<rcrapos.

bus, a Sicilian
o, the cotta-
to be assigned to, be classed under.

f,
f,
'
Aeol. 3
inf.
pi. aor. I pass,
of
KofffJifQ).
Dor.
5,
of
Koafif<u.
2
.
ov, o, (KOfffJ-fca) anorderer, arranger.
an adorner.
KOcrp.ir|T6s,
97,
tiv,
(Woo*//t;) well-arranged, regular.
KocrjJiT|Ta}p, opos, o, (noffêoj)
KocrpiiKOS,
77,
Lv,
(xtjfffios)
a commander. of the world, earthly,
worldly.
KOCTJJUOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (oo"fios) well-ordered,
game, much in vogue at the drinkingparties of young men at Athens. The simplest mode was when each threw the wine left in his cup smartly into a metal basin; if all fell inside the basin, and the sound was clear, it was a favourable sign. The game was plaved in various ways. (Deriv. uncertain.) KOTTA~NON, TO, a small fig, Lat. cottdnum. 2. a liquid KOTT'ÂH, f], a small cup or vessel. measure containing 6 KvaOoi or a -% fOTr)s, nearly a
moderate, regular
modest
of persons, orderly, well-behaved, TU tcuapiov order, decorum. HenCe

:
i pint. Hence
II.
the
cup or socket of the hip-bone.
av, UVQS,
77,
any cup-like hollow
in pi. the
390
'
KPAI'N.
to lighten,
suckers on the feelers of the polypus, Ep. dat.

oov6<piv.
11. the socket
assuage, relieve: of persons, to relieve
them
KO-riiX-TjpiiTOS,
ov,
i.
of a joint. (OTvA?7, apvca) that
can
o,
''from burthens. be KotKJHcris, tws,

j
Hence
drawn
flowing copiously. KOTvXis, ioos, ?}, -Co-Kiov, TO, and -ICTKOS, nutives of KOTuXr], a small cup.
KOU, by crasis for Kal ov. KOI) and KOV, Ion. for irov and nov.
in cups,
e.
a relief, alleviation. 77, that which is lifted Kou<j>icrp.a, OTOS, TO, (Kovcpifa)
Dimi-
up.
2. a lightening, relief. From KOvfyoKo-yia, 77, light talking. Kov(j>o-X6-yos, ov, (KOVPOS, A^cu) lightly-talking. nimble : neut. pi. Kovcpa as 77, ov, light, 2. metaph. easy, light : Adv., lightly. empty, vain,
KOTÔS,
Hence
Kov<j>a>s,
KOVK6TI, by
KOti|xi,
crasis for teal OVKZTI.
idle.
icovXeov, KovXcos, Ion. for Ko\e6v, /roAeos.
Adv. lightly
Comp.
:
Hebrew word,
arise.
lightly,
lightly.
with lighter heart

o,
Kovfyorfpov, more Sup. Kovfyorara, most
xoupd, as, 77, (Kipu) a clipping or cropping of the II. a lock hair or beard, as a sign of mourning. cut off.
elov, TO, (tcovpa) a barber's shop. vs, ecus, 6, (rteipoj) a barber, hair-cutler, Lat.
\
KO'*FN02,
KoxXCas, ov,
Lat. cochlea.
o,
a basket.
(/coÂos) a snail with a spiral shell, II. anything twisted spirally, a
tonsor
hence a
77,
tatler, gossip.
Kovp-rj,
KovpYjtos,
II. also Ion. for Kovpa. Ion. for Kuprj. Ion. for Kopcios, youthful. ij, ov,
<av, ot, (tfopos,
a spiral stair. : KoxXtov, TO, Dim. of KOXÔS, a small snail. KO'XAOS, ov, 6, a shell-fish with a spiral shell : the shell itself, sometimes used as a trumpet, like Lat. screw
KOxtiSeto, Ion. impf. KoxvoeffKf
:
KOvptjTes, warriors.
in Aetolia.
Kovpos)
young men, young concha.

to
stream forth
KovptJTes, wv,
ol,
the Curetes, inhabitants of Pleuron
copiously.
KoiovSe, Adv. (Koojs Ep. for Ko)s) to Cos. Kpdaros, tcpda/n, Kpdara, lengthd. forms of Kparos, KoupCSios, a, ov, (Kovpos, Kovprf) wedded, lawfully wedded; KovpiSios iroffis her wedded husband then, Kpdn, Kpdra, gen., dat., ace. of Kpds ndpa, a head. as Subst., (without Troais), KovpiSios <t'Aos her dear Kpa.pp8.TOS,6,acoucb,~Lat.grabatus. (Maced. word.) 2. more frequently of the wife, /covpioirj husband. Kpa-yov, Adv. (Kpdfa) with loud cries. Pass. aA.oôs his lawful, wedded wife, as opp. to a concuKpdSaCvo), (/cpaSdcw) to swing, brandish, shake : bine (iraAAa/s) so, 3. teovpiSiov Ae'xos the bed of to vibrate, quiver.
; ;
,
KOvpCas, ov, 6, (tcovpa) one who wears his hair short. Kovpuuo, f. O.GQ}, (fcovpd) to wear untrimmed hair. 2. of the hair, to need clipping.
(Reduplicated from \t(a, xvorjv.) KOXIl'NH, 77, dual Kox&vd, the bams. KOV|KITO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of KOTITQ}* KOIJ/IXOS, 6,-=K6aav(ôs, a blackbird.
lawful marriage.
the bridal robe.
co,
f.
4. nuptial, bridal
KovpiSios
KPA'AA'n,
KpdSr],
\
to brandish, shake.
17,
(ffpaodoj) the light

:
quivering spray at the
ICQ},
youth.
II.
be (ictpos, rcovpos) intr. to trans, to bring up to manhood.
a end of a branch
tree
:
a generally, a branch, esp. of fig-
Kovpijxos, 77, ov, also os, ov, (Kovpa) fit for cutting or shaving hair, trenchant. II. pass, thorn, cropas Subst., Kovpipos, ped, clipped : hair cut short.
77,
a mask with the
Kovpt, Adv. (Kovpa) by
the hair.
j
hence a Jig-tree, [a] Dor. for Kpabirj, napdia. 77, for KapSia. KpaSitr), 77, Ion. and Ep. KPA'ZH fut. Kpda}, but Att. in paullo-post form KfKpaofji.ai aor. I Kpaa aor. 2 tiepayov pf, with pres. sense KtKpa*ya, I pi. contr. tccKpaynfv,
KpaSCa,
:
KOvpo-|36pos, ov, (Kovpos, fitfipwffKQ}} devouring children; xovpofiopos Trdx^rj the blood of eaten children.
Kovpos,
youthful
youthful.
o, Ion. for
77,
Kopos, a boy, youth, son.

:
imperat. rteKpax&i, part. Kttcpdûs, inf. KeKpdyevai : to croak, properly of the raven : generally, to scream, screech, cry : hence c. ace. to call out or clamour for
a thing.
. of Kfpdvvvfjii. aor. I efcpdva Ep. eKprjva : Pass., fut. KpavOrjaofj-ai, but also Ep. fut. inf. in pass, sense KpavUaOai : aor. I tKpdvdijv : Homer mostly
KOvpoatnnrj,
(/coupos) youthful prime, youth
hence
spirits, mirthfulness.
Kpddeis, aor.
I part. pass,
xovporepos,
a, ov,
Comp.
of /eovpos, younger,
more
KPAI'Nn,
fut.
Kpavu
Kovpo-roKOs,
dren.
ov, (Kovpos, Tctcciv')
bearing boy-chil-
icovpo-Tp64>os, ov, (Kovpos, Tpefyco) rearing boys : so Ithaca is called dyaOi) Kovporpotyos a good nursing-
uses the Ep. form Kpaiaivta, 3 sing. impf. eKpaiaivev : aor. I imperat. Kprjrjvov Kpijrjvare, inf. Kprjrjvai 3
:
mother of
boys.
and plqpf. Kf/cpdavro : to sing. pf. pass, teetcpdavrai, Pass, to be accomplish, bring to pass, fulfil, execute :
accomplished, brought to pass
7' oSoi KpavefvOai
it
;
the Lat. custodia, a watch, guard. -fj, I. intr. to Kov<f>io>, fut. iaca Att. tw, (KOVPOS) : be light. II. trans, to lighten : to lift up, raise :
Kovo-TtoBia,
Kov(f>i(iv
ov pot
that
it
Sotceft
rf.Se
seems to
me
will not be
a\pa
to
make a
light leap.
2.
metaph.
journey; Kenpavrat \fsT]<pos the accomplished by vote hatb been determined; also of workmanship,
this
KPAIIIA'AH
xetAea Ke/cpdavrai the edges are finished II. intr. to have the ruling power: qfwith gold. later c. gen. to reign over, govern : c. ace. cognato,
l
391
TO, the edge, border,
to
KPA'SIIEAON,
of a thing.
margin, hem
or
Hence
f.
KpcurireSoco,
wffca,
surround with a border
Kpaiveiv fftCTjrpa to
fringe. also to come to Kpdoxrcov, ov, Dor. for Kptcraojv, tcpeiffcrcuv. KPAIIIA'AH [a], 77, a debauch and its conse- Kpara, TO, indecl., = fcapa but also Kpara, Tor, quences, nausea, sickness, and headache, Lat. crapula; ace. of Kpds.
:
sway the sceptre. an end or result in a thing.
II. intr.
(K Kpaiird\rjs after the debauch

in
was
over.
/ccD/ôs)
Kpara-jSoXos, ov, (Kparaios, /JaAAcu) hurled with
KpaiirS\6-K<ojxos, ov, (Kpanrdki],
rambling
violence.
drunken
revelry.
77,
Kpaurvos,
ov, (apTT-dfa, like

:
rapidus from rap-io)

2.
tearing, sweeping, rushing

swift, rapid.
3.
cf. icaprrd\ifj.os.
metaph., hasty, hot, impetuous.
KpdTai--yijdXos, ov, (Kparaios, fvaXov) with strong back and breast piece, strongly arched, of a corslet. Kparaus, 77, = Kpdros, only of the stone of Sisyphus, TOT' dnoarptyaaKf Kparaus avns then did mighty
it
Kpaiirvo-oruTOs, ov, (itpanrvus, aevofiai) swift-rush- force turn

ing.
Kpaiirvo-<j)6pos, ov, (Kpantvus, <pfpco) swift-bearing.
,
Craiae'is, the
II. back again. Kparads, as pr. n. mighty one, name of the mother of the
sea-monster Scyila.
,
77,
c>v,
77,
KPA'MBH, KPA'MBO5,
name
(Kpdôj) clamorous. cabbage, kail, Lat. crambe.

ov, dry, parched, shrivelled.
2.
w,
gen.
ca,
(tcparaics, Acts) stony, rocky,
77,
rugged. Kp&raios,
d, 6v, (fcpdros) poet, for Kparepus, mighty,
metaph. clear, loud.

Kpa.p.J3o-c|>d'yos, ov,(KpdfJi^r],<pa.yiv^
strong, reshtless,
KpdTaioco, f. wow, later form for Kparvvca. Cabbage-eater, of a frog. KpaTai-ireSos, ov, (Kparaios, -ntSov} with hardground KpSvarj-ireBos, ov, (Kpavaos, irtdov} with stony soil. or soz7. Kpavai, Dor. pi. of icpjjvr). KpaTaC-irovs, o, 77, -trow, TO, gen. -iroSos also KapKPA'NA'O'is, 77, ov, hard, rugged, rocky, stony, of Taiirovs (ffparaios, irovs) stout-footed, sure-footed.
:
:
Athens, from
its
soil, cf. \firr6~ffcus
of
Kpavaoi (be
Kparat-pivos, ov, (Kparaios, pivos) strong-shelled.

,
people of Attica. Kpdv6<r0cu, Ep.
ov, o, also
Kapr
(Kparcpus, 01^/177)
pass, sense) of mighty with the spear, warlike. Kparepos poet. Kaprepos, a, ov, (Kparos, Ion. -ii], 77, (updvov) the cornel-tree, Lat. strong, stout, mighty, valiant; but also hard-hearted, it was used for spear-shafts and bows hence cruel, harsh, rough : so, x&P 05 Kparepos hard, solid, a spear. 2. also strong, violent. ground. v} stout" Kpdvavos, 77, ov, (Kpdvov} made of cornel-wood, KpaKpaT6p6-<|>p0v, ov, gen. ovos, (Kparcpt>s,
fut. inf.
:
med. (with
vk'ivov
uKuvnov,
77,
Kpdva,
Dor.
cf. Virgil's spicida cornea. for Kprjvrj. [a]
hearted, dauntless.
ôvt of
hand.
tcpav0Yjv<u, aor. I inf. pass, of Kpaivoj. Kpuvius, Kpavis, Dor. for Kpijvids, Kprjvis. Kpuviov, TO, (Kcpd) the upper part of the head, skull.
KpaT6p-wvv|,
hoofed, solid-hoofed
:
6, 77, (Kparfpos, ovv) strongof lions, with strong claws
KPA'NON,
icpdvoiTOtcco,
TO, the cornel-tree, Lat.

f.
CORNUS.
:
Kparcpws, Adv. ofapartpos, strongly, stoutly :

roughly.
KpaT<r<})t, Ep. dat.
pi.
sternly,
770-cu,
to
make helmets
to talk big
and
warlike.
From
:
of
ol,
Kpdvo-iroios, ov, (Kpdvos, TTotecu) making helmets Subst., Kpavo-noios, o, a helmet-maker. Kpdvos, cos, TO, (#apa) a helmet, [a] Kpdvreipa, 97, fern, of Kpavryp.
as
KPA'TETTAI',
on which a
Kpdreco,
to rule,
Oeoiffi
f.
wv,
icpds. [d] the forked itand or frame
spit turns.
77aa>
:
(Kpdros}
:
to be strong
and fnighty:
dvSpdffi KOL
hold sway
c.
dat. to rule
among,
KpavTT|p, T^pos, doer, performer.
6, (Kpaivoj)
one that accomplishes, a
2. c. gen. to lay hold of, become Kparciv. master of, to be lord of, rider over ; also to conquer,
:
a ruler, sovereign. form of Kapa, gen. Kparcs (which is sometimes fern.), dat. Kpdri, ace. Kpdra plur., gen. in Horn, also a Kprcai', dat. Kpaai Ep. Kpdrefftpi and dat., Kpdaros, rcpdart, pi. nom. Kpdlengthd. gen. ara the head : metaph. a top, peak, height. Kpdo-is, ecus, 77, (K(pdvvvfu) a mixing, compounding,
Kpdvrtop, opos,
6, (Kpaivai)
subdue
absol. to prevail, get the
upper hand; of
II. c.
:
re-
KPA'2,
o, collat.
ports, to prevail, become current. to prevail against, vanquish, master

excel.
III.
c.
ace. pers. also to surpass,
secure.
obey.
IV. to order,
ace. rei, to hold fast, seize, command: Pass, to
air, climate, blending. Lat. temperies. III. in Gramm., crasis, when the consecutive vowels of two words melt into one, e. g.
II. the
temperature of the
vessel,
|
Kpu,TT|p Ion. KpijT^p, T^pos, o, (Kfpdvvvfj.i} a mixing a bowl, in which the wine was mixed with
water, and from which the cups were filled ; Kprjrrjpa II. any hollow, a KepdcaoQai to mix a bowl.
basin in a rock
:
TOVVOJM
for
rb OVOJM, dvrjp for 6
dvrjp.
the
mouth of
a volcano, crater.
392
in the Kparr)<rC-p.3xos, ov, (Kparica, nd-xif) victorious
fig*KpaTt]<rt,-irovs, o, 77, vow, TO, gen. TTOOOS, TTOVS) victorious in the foot-race.
(paTeco,
in: the KpaTT|<r-iiriroSj ov, (Kpareca, ITTITOS) victorious horse-race.
not alive, than living blind; II. too great for, exceeding; viôs Kpttaaov l/nrTyS^/iciTos a height too out ; of evil deeds* Kpfiaaov' dyx<Jgreat for leaping III. superior to, master vrjs too bad for hangjngi IV. of; Kpeiaacuv xprnjudrcav superior to bribes.
in
moral sense,
better,
more
excellent.
(Kpftaacav
is
KpuTi, dat. sing, of Kpds. KpaTi<rTva>, f, aca, (Kpdnaros') to be

cellent,
best,
most ex-
supreme : to excel. KpanerTOS Ep. KapTurros, rj, ov, and as irreg. Sup. of dyaOos, being formed from Kpdros, as KepSiffros 2. from Kfpbos strongest, mightiest, fiercest. The Comp. in use is Kpeiabest, most excellent.
:
aojv.
poet. Kapros, cos, TO, strength, might, prowess : force, violence ; iro\iv t\eiv Kara Kpdros to take a city by open force, by storm ; also, Kara Kpdros with all one's might ; so also, dvd Kpdros up to one's II. full power, with all one's might. generally, might, power, rule, sway, dominion : c. gen. power
over.
KPA TO2
[a]
used as irreg. Comp. of <rya0os, Kpdros being the Root, whence also Sup. Kpdnaros.} KpeCrrcDV, Att. form of foreg. a ruler, KPEI'IIN, ovros, 6 fem. Kpeiovo-a, 17 a general title of honour, like lord, master: d'va. icpeuov, Ep. for Kpewv, gen. pi. of peas. KpKa8ia, cav, rd, (/cpe/ccu) a kind of tapestry. KpeKTOs, 77, 6v, struck so as to sound, of stringed in*struments played, sung. From
:
-.:
KPE'Kn,
strike the to
f.
cw
aor. I
tKpea
to strike, beat
to
2.
web with
the shuttle, to weave.
strike
ment.
rustle.
with the plectrum, to play on an instru3. generally, to make any sharp sound, to
T),
mastery, victory. Kpuros, gen. of Kpds. Kpariivo) Ep. Kaprvvco : f. vva
III.
KpefjidOpa,
:
(Kpefj.dvvvfj.1,}
a basket to hang things

;
(/rpcrros)
to
up
in.
,
strengthen, confirm
: Med. to strengthen for oneself, (Kaprvvavro (pd\ayyas they strengthened their ranks : Pass, to become strong, be strengthened. 2. to
shortd. pres. pass, of Kpe/Mvvvfj.i

opt.
Kp(fjaifj,rjv
;
subj.
inf.
KpepaaOai
impf.
harden. II. to rule, govern, c. 2. to gen. become master, get possession of: to conquer, [v] icpaTUS, masc. Adj., only found in nom., (/cpcrros)
strong, mighty,
[u]
Kpf[a] as, a, Ep. lengthd. Kpfj.6ca : aor. I tKpefiaaa Ep. : aor. I fKpefj.dadfj.rjv : Pass., /cpfMed., Kpcfidaa fj.dvvvfj.ai : fut. Kpefiaadrjaofjat : aor. I: (KpeftdaOrjv :
fj.cj,
Kpep.dwi)p,t rarely
fut. (in pass, sense) Kpcfj.rjaofj.at. vco : fut. Kpffj-daca Att.
Kpcuryda>, fut. dao), (Kpavyrj} to scream, shriek. KpavyaaiS'rjs, ov, 6, (Kpavyrj} Croaker, name of a
frog.
to hang, hang up, let hang down : to hang up by a thing, c. gen. ; Kpffj-daat rrjv dairioa to bang up so in Med., irrjod\iov one's shield, i. e. give up war
:
(Kpdfa) a crying, screaming, shrieking. Kpe-dypa, 6, (Kpeas, dypeca) a flesh-book. = Kpedypa. Kpe-aypis, ioos, 77, KpedSiov, TO, Dim. of apeas, a slice offlesh.
Kpauyf|,
57,
KpfjjudaaaOai to
sea.
swing from,
suspense.
one's rudder, i. e. give up the II. Pass, to be hung up or suspended, to 2. metaph. to be in hang down from.
hang up
Kp6u.vop.ea), f. rjaoj, (Kpcavofj.os) to distribute flesh, to divide the flesh> of a victim amongst the :
Kpep,dcras, aor.
guests
I part, of Kpffj.dwvfj.i. Kpep-ao-Ocis, aor. I part. pass, of Kpeâvvvp-i.

77,
Med.
to divide
77,
among
themselves.
Hence
Kpp,curTos,
ov,
(Kpf(j,dvvvfj,i)
hung
the flesh of a victim amongst the guests, Lat. visceratio. Kpeu.-vop.os, ov, (peas, vffj.ca*) distributing the flesh of victims : as Subst., Kpeavofios, 6, a carver, Lat. dis-
Kpeuvop.ua,
a distribution of
hanging
hung from or on arus av\fvos hung by the neck.

:
c.
gen.
up, hung, a thing ; Kpefjia-
Kpep-dcrrpa,
pensafor.
KPE'AS
77, Kpepddpa. Kpepdco, Root of Kpffj.dvvvfJi, to hang, hang up. Kpp.pdXiaa), f. daoo, (apeâAa) to keep time with
Dor. Kpfjs, TO
gen. Kpicas
plur.
pt'a
castanets.
Hence
gen KpewvEp. Kpeiwv; dat. Kpeaai Ep. Kpeeatri -.flesh, a piece of meat-, meat. 2. a carcase : a body, person. Kpetj-SoKos, ov, and xpeio-Soicos, ov, (peas, St'xo[tai)
Kpp,paXia<TTtis, vos, f), a rattling with castanets, to give the time in dancing.
KPE'MBA'AA,
, ,
rd, castanets.
containing flesh. Kpctov, TO, (/cpeas) a meat-tray, dresser. KpeCoucra, fern, of Kpz'uav, q. v.
fut. med. (in pass, sense) Ep. for Att. Kpefj.Sj, fut.
Kpur<ro-TKvos, ov, (Kpeiaacov, rknvov) dearer than

children.
Kpeioxrcov, ov, gen. ovos, Att. KpetTTcov Ion. ttpta--
Dor. Kappcov stronger, braver : used with elfii sum and

crcov
:
mightier
better,
gen. KpcKos, Lat. crex, (pe<w) a bird with a sharp notched bill, a rail. Kpo-J3oTOS, ov, (Kpeas, &6ffKoj}fed on flesh. Kpo-8atTT]S, ov, 6, (tfpeas, 5a/a;) the carver at a public meal.
,
-,
ydp
fjGOa. fj.r)Kfr'
wv
rj
fav
part., as Kpelffffojv TVÂO'S thou wert better
Att. for Kpfcaifoirfca.

,
6,
(peas, 7ra>A<w) a butcher.
o) to cut
KPI'NIL
,
393
TO, a place
f.
ifaa>,
(tcpeovpyoi)
up meat
like
Ep. for Ktpdffai, aor. I inf. o
a butcher
to butcher.
Hence
retreat, resort.
of refuge or security,
butcher : in joints or Kpcovp-yTjSov, Adv. like a pieces : and Kpcovp-yta, 77, a cutting up like a butcher, butchering. Kp-ovpYos, ov, (fcptas, epyov) cutting up meat : as Subst., npeovpyos, 6, a butcher or a carver : Kpcovpa
77, the island Crete, now Candia. KpT|TT]0v, Adv. from Crete; and Adv. /o Cr^/e.
KpT|nf),
Hence
Ep. for
par^p
dat. pi. Kprjrrjpffi.
day offeasting.
,
vorous.
Kpeojv, ovros,
ov, (npeas, (payftv) eating flesh, carni+
(Kprjs) to lie like a Cretan. Kp-rjTiKos, rj, 6v, (KprjTij) Cretan, of the island of Crete: Adv. -/cuts, in Cretan fashion. II.
o), f. aca,
tcprjTiKov
III.
for Kpfiarcrcw. Kptcrcrcov, ov, gen. ovos, Ion.
(sub. ifjidnov}, TO, a
garment of Cretanfashion.
o,
Kpdow.
of Kptas.
KprjTiteus (sub. irovs\
a metrical foot,
e.
g. 'AVTI-
Kpcwv, gen.
pi.
<pwv
[_-
] called also
amphimacer
(d/i^/fta/rpos).
II. true, real. good, agreeable. Dor. Kpd-56p.vov, TO, (itdpa, 6ea>) a sort II. of bead-dress, like a i/7 or mantilla with lappets.
ov,
Kp7)Tt(r|Ji6s, ov, o,
(KprjTifa) lying. Kpt, TO, Ep. shorter form for ^#77, barley. KptpavtTifjs [t], ov, 6, baked under a pot or
fcpifiaviTijs (sub. O/)TOS), o,
pan:
metaph.
walls.
in
plur.
the
battlements which crcwn the
III.
the lid of a vessel.
for Kpaivca. KpTjfjVat, aor. I inf. of Kpaiaivw, Ep. aor. I imperat. of rtpaiaivca, Ep. for Kpaivca. KpTj-rjvov, Kpf|06v, Adv. (ttpS.s)from the head, from above.
Kpt)|Jivds, part,
a loaf so baked. From Kpi|3avos, o, Att. for KXifiavos, a covered earthen vessel, a pot, pa?i or pipkin, in which bread was baked by putting hot embers round it. [t] Hence
KplpSvcoros,
77,
KpTjp.vdco
and
= KpffJ.dvvvîi., KpTj|xvr]|jLL,
of Kprjuvrjî.
KPI'ZH,
to let
f.
<u:
6v, KpipaviTr]s. aor. 2 tKpifcov:

:
pf.
Ketfplya:
to
down
from a
in air.
height, cast
fj.vap.ai, to
hang down,
down, hang down : Pass, ftpr}be suspended : to float or hover

Kprffj.vr)fJii.
creak, Lat. stridere from the sound.)
to screech, squeak.
(Formed
Kp"qp.V7],
for Kprj[j.va0i, imperat. of
KptijSov, Adv. (/rptos) like a ram. Kpl6a(a, T), (icpiOr]} a mess of barley pottage. KplOaco, f. 770"cy, (tcpiGrj) to be over-fed with barley, to
Kp^jjLvo-pdnjs [a], ov,
d, (fcprjiJiVus, Paivcu)
haunter
be restive.
KpiOeis, aor.
i
of
the steeps.
KpTjjxvo-iroios, ov, (Kprnjtv6s,iroifa}} talking precipices,
KpiOcv, Aeol. 3
using big rugged words, of Aeschylus. a KptjjjLvos, o, (/cpcfjuivvviJLi) an overhanging steep, beetling crag : also the steep bank or edge of a river or trench.
KpT]|Av-a>B7]s, fs, (Kprjfwus, ctSos) precipitous, steep.
KPI0H',
T),
pass. part, of /cpivca. pi. aor. I pass, of Kpivw. and in plur. npiQai, at, barley; olvos
i.
tic
Kpidecav (Ion. gen. pi.) wine made from barley, kind of beer : also roasted barley, [i] KptOtjvat, aor. I inf. pass, of Kpivca.
e.
Kp!0iu<7is, t o;s,
77,
(HpiOrj)
Kpfjvcu, aor.
I inf.
of
tcpa'tva.
by feeding them with

Kpi6Cu>,
KpiGtvos,
f.
a disease of horses, caused barley, Lat. hordeatio.

to feed
fountain
KPH'NH
Kp-qvcuos, a, ov, (Kprjvr)) of or from a spring or ; itprjvaiov vcojp sprifig water.
aw,
(itpiOr))
with barley.
77,
ov, (itpi0r])
made of barley.
in pi. water.
a well, spring, Lat. fons 77, a source, fountain-head. Hence KpTjVTjOev, Adv. from a well or spring ; and KpY|VT]v86, Adv. to a well or spring.
Dor. Kpdva,
II.
KptOo-TpaYOS, ov, (KptOrj, Tpa-yfiv) barley-eating. Kpi0a>, aor. I subj. pass, of Kpivo). KpiKE, Ep. for enplite, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Kpifa. circle: also an eyeletKpiKos, 6, Kipicos, a ring,
Kpiqvids, aSos, 97, pecul. fem. of icprjvaibs, of or from a well or spring: Dor. Kpaviadts, Nymphs of a spring:
hole,
a deadeye,
in the corner of a sail.
so too KpxviSes.
cpTjvts, T5os,
rj,
Kpt|xa, not sentence.
Kpijxa, aTOS, r6,

2.
a judgment, (itp'iv<a) a matter for judgment : an accusaKpi6rj} coarse barley-meal. (Kpipvov, fidos) like coarse meal; it snows thick as meal.
Dim. of
ftp'fjvr).
[t]
tion, charge, Lat. crimen.
Kp-qvov, aor.
KPHIir.5,
critus,
rally,
imperat. of Kpaivca. ?5os, %, a kind of mans boot

I
Kpip,vov, TO,
:
(ttpt,
in
Theo-
Kpijxv-wS-qs,
es,
II. KpTjmots poet, for booted men. genea groundwork, foundation, basement, of a temple or altar metaph., 77 tyKpareia aperies Kprjiris selfcommand is the foundation of virtue. 2. the side of a river with a coping to it, a quay, Lat. crepldo ;
:
KaTavifpfi Kpip-vuor]
Kpivas, aor.
as if
KPI'NON,
from
I part, of /cptVcu. TO, a lily: irreg. pi. rcpivea, dat. Kptvfffi, a nom. Kpivos, fos, TO. [f]
KPI'NH
Ka:
fut.
[t]
fut.
generally,
Kptjs,
an edge,
[t]
Med.,
fut.
:
Kplvw : aor. I Kpivovpai: aor. I

aor. I
(KpiOrjv
e/fpii/ct
pf. tct npf:
Kplvdfj.r)v
Pass.,
Dor. for
6,
:
reptas.
: :
KptOrjffofMi
[t],
older (KpivOrjv,
Kpr|s,
a Cretan
pi. Kprjrfs, gen. KpjjTwv gen. Kprjr6s fem. Kpô-aa. Hence
whence
hence
the Lat.
to
part. KpivOtis: pf KtitpTpai, inf. KftcpiaOai: to separate, divide, put apart:
CERNO,
Kprjo-ios, a, ov, Cretan,
pick out, choose; and in
Med.
to pick out
05
394
for
Pass, to be chosen or disKpoicvs [y], vSos, 77, (KpcKij) the flock, nap, pile of oneself, choose, prefer: cloth: generally, apiece or flock of wool. 2. to decide a. contest or dispute, e. g. tinguished. for a prize; ffKO\ias OepiffTas Kpivciv to judge crooked icpOKcoTiSiov, TO, Dim. of xpoKojTos, a short, safPass, and Med. fron robe. judgments, i. e. to judge unjustly: be at variance, contend, fight: to dispute, icpOKtoTos, 77, 6v, (KPOKOCO) saffron-dyed or coKpivo/jLai, to II. as Subst., KpoK&Tos (sub. TreTrAos), 3 to judge of, estimate : hence to ex- loured. quarrel. pound, explain : c. inf. to judge, pronounce that a 6, a saffron-coloured robe for state occasions, as for
.
III. to question, examine, bring to trial, thing is. Pass, to be brought to trial, accuse i arraign : 2. to pass sentence upon, to condemn : tried.
the festivals of Bacchus.

KpOKo>TO<j>opeco, f. 770-0;, to
wear a saffron
êpcu)
robe.
From
KpOK&>TO-<|>6pos, ov,
(fcpoKOJTos,
wearing a
Pass, to be judged,
Kpujcs,
6,
condemned. Dor. for Kpiacros,
saffron robe.
Kpop.jxi;-o|v-peY|Aia,,
77,
(Kpo^^vov, oos, epevy/io's)
Kp!o-|36Xos, ov, (Kpios, (3d\\a>) ram-slaying. Kpio-Trpoo-oairos, ov, (Kpios, Trpoacunov) ram-faced. 2. a KPI'OCS, o, a ram, Lat. aries. batteringram, because it butted like a ram ; generally finished
in the shape of a
a belch of onions
or Kpojxpvov, TO, an onion. KpoviBijs, ov, 6, patronym. from Epuvos, son of Cronos or Saturn, i. e. Zeus *cf. Kpovicuv, Kpovos. [i]
:
KPO'MT'ON
and vinegar.
rams
head.
Kpto-a,
far
77S, T),
Crisa or
:
from Delphi
rissa, a city in Phocis, not Adj. Kpurcuos, a, ov, Crissaean.
(Kpivf) & separating, putting apart: 2. a deciding, dehence a picking out, choosing. II. 3. a trial. termining; a judgment, sentence. III. the event, issue, decision. a dispute, quarrel.
Kpio-is
[i"l, 60)8,77,
KpoviKos, 77, ov, (Kpovos) old-fashioned, antiquated, out of date, cf. sq. Kpcvios, a, ov, (Kpitvos) of Cronos or Saturn; ra Kpuvia (sub. tepa), Ta, his festival celebrated at Athens on the twelfth of the month Hecatombaeon ;
Kpovicav ofciv to smell of old times, to
quity.
o,
smack of
anti-
KpiTT|piov, TO, (KpiTrjs)

ing, a standard, tribunal.
test.
a means for judging or tryKpov-nnros, 2. a court of judgment, dotard.

I
(Kpuvos, tWos) an old fool, old
KpiTY]s, ov, o, (Kpivca) a discerner, judge, arbiter: at Athens of the judges in the poetic contests. i.
Kpirjjs kvvnvicav,
an
interpreter,
expounder of dreams.
Hence
Kpovuov, o, gen. iovos [t], but also Kpovicavos, patronym. from Kpuvos, son of Cronos or Saturn, Zeus. Kpovos, 6, Cronos, Lat. Saturnus, son of Uranos and Gaia, husband of Rhea, father of Zeus his time was the golden age. II. a name given at Athens
:
KpmKos,
77,
ov, able to discern
and
decide, critical.
Kptros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of Kpivca, picked out, chosen : choice, excellent. Kpoaivco, Ep. for Kpovca, of a horse, to stamp or strike with the hoof. i, heterocl. ace. sing, of KpuKrj.
],
to a superannuated dotard. 2. the KPO'22AI, oV, at, battlements on walls. courses or steps in which the Pyramids rose from
bottom
to top.
f.
KpoTdXi(0,
generally, to
iaoj,
(KporaXov)
to rattle castanets
make
to rattle.
Jf,*z/cp6KT)
ii
in pi. the sea-shore, beach,
strand,
[a] KpoKeos, ov, (Kpoaos) saffron-coloured. 5, at, heterocl. nom. pi. of KpoKij.
],
s,
T),
as if
with heterocl. ace. KpoKa and nom. pi. the woof from a nom. Kpu (KpticcS)
: : :
II. icporaXov, TO, (tfpoTeoj) a rattle, castanet. metaph. a rattling, chattering fellow. KpoTa<j>os, o, (/fpOTe'ai) the side of the forehead : in pi. the temples, Lat. tempora : also the sides of the 2. metaph. the brow of a mountain. face.
KpOTo>,
clash.
fut. 770-0;
II.
(/cpoTos)
to
make
:
to rattle or
to
or weft, Lat. subtemen, opp. to arr]p.ojv the warp II. a rounded generally, a thread : in pi. wool.
stone or pebble.
77, ov, poet, for KpuKfOs, saffron-coloured. KpOKO-jSaiTTOS, ov, (KpuKos, jSaTTTcu) saffron-dyed. KpOKO-j3a$T|S, es, (KP/JKOS, fiafprjvai) crocus-dyed, of crocus-hue, i. e. purple, red, not yelloiu (see /cpo/cos).
to knock, beat, strike
of a smith,
hammer
or weld together, forge:
Pass, to be
worked
KpOKT|ios,
with the hammer, welded, forged ; cvOvs TO Trpdy/jia KpoTfiffOca, let the matter be struck at once, i. e. 'strike while the iron is hot.' 2. to strike together, clap absol. to clap, to the hands,, in token of applause
:
applaud.
clatter.
III.
intr. in Act. to rattle,
make a
II. name given by KpoicoSeiXos, o, a lizard. the lonians to the crocodile or alligator of the Nile in full, 6 KpoK68fi\os 6 irordfuos, called by the na:
Hence
a striking, beating.
ov,
77,
Kponrjo-p-os, o,
KpOTTjTos,
smitten,
verb.
Adj. of KpOTeca, stricken,
tives
\d/j,if/a.
Kpoxoeis, ecrcra,
(v,
(KpuKos) saffron-coloured.
II.
as Subst., KpoKotis (sub. 7reVAos) o, a robe of saffron.
KpOKO-TnEirXos, ov, (KpoKOS, TreTrAos) saffron-robed.
2. rattled or whirled sounding with blows. 3. played with the plectrum. rattling along. Kporos, ov, 6, (icpovca) the sound of striking; Kporos %eipwv a clapping of hands generally, a loud rat:
KPO'KOS,
(which
is
ov, 6, the
its
purple crocus.
stamens).
II.
saffron
tling or noise.
made from
Kporwv, wvos,
o,
tick,
Lat. ricinus.
II.
the
KTtCLVOV.
395
palma
berry.
Cbristi or ricinus,
which bears the
castor-oil
Kpovp.a, aTOS, TO, (Kpovcti) a beat, stroke.
2.
Kpv<rrd\Aivos, ;, ov, (tfpvo-TaAAos) of crystal. KpVOTTaXXo-TTTJKTOS, OV, OT KpVO-TaXXo-TTTlg, 7)yOS, o, 77, (fcpvaTa\\os, TTÎ/U/XI) congealed to ice, frozen.
Lat. glaice, ice, II. o and 77, a spring, well-head: in pi. crystal, rock-crystal. KPOTNO'2, ov, 6, Adv. (fcpvirroj') secretly from, without the Hence streams: metaph. a torrent of words. Kpv<j>a, knowledge of, like KpvftSa, c. gen. [C] Kpovvo-xuTpo-\T|paios, o, (Kpovvts, x vTP a a pourer forth of weak, washy twaddle. Kpti<j)aios, a, ov, and os, ov, (Kpvinca) secret, hidden, Adv. -QJS. Kpovo-u-5T]p,(D, f. 770-0;, (Kpovca, oijuos) to play upon*, covert. the people, impose upon them. Kpv<|>TJ Dor. -<|>a, Adv. (Kpvirrca) secretly, in secret. = foreg. KpC<jnr]Sov, Adv. Kpot><ris, f cas, 77, (Kpovoj) a striking : a playing on a stringed instrument. Kpv4>07], Ep. 3 sing, aor. I pass, of /tpvirrta. Kpv<j>ios, a, ov, also os, ov, (tcpvnTw) secret, bidden, Kpovo-reov, verb. Adj. of ftpovca, one must knock at.
sound produced by striking a string, a note. Kpoijvicr(xa, ctTos, TO, a gushing or stream.
KpvoraAXos,
2.
6,
(itpvos)
clear
From
des.
extreme cold, torpor.
>
KpovcTTixos,
eloquence.
TJ,
uv, jit for striking.
striking, astonishing, forcible;
II. metaph. TO KpovariKov striking
clandestine. [C]
Kpt5<j>6s, 6, (KPVJTTOJ)
concealment, obscurity.
From
f.
KPOT'Il,
era
aor. I
tKpovffa.
Pass., pf. Kt-
Kpv<j>co, late form of ttpvirrca. Kpt)\j/ai, aof. I inf. of Kpii-moj.
and -cr/xcu : to knock, strike, smite; jcpovfiv to clap the hands ; Kpovtiv iruSa, to strike the foot against the ground in dancing. 2. to strike
with a ment.
door.
Kpvvj/i-^tTCi>iros, ov, (KpviTTQj, ^rctiitov}
biding the
forehead.
Kpwj/t-voos, ov, contr. -vavs, ovv (/ipvirroa, j/oos): hiding one's thoughts, reserved, dissembling. Kpvvj/is, o>s, 77, (KpviTT(a) a hiding, concealment: the
:
plectrum;
play any instru3. Kpoveiv rrjv Ovpav to knock at the 4. Med. ftpoveadai npiipvav to back stern
generally,
dvarcpova}.
(Kpvirroj) without the
to
art or
means of concealing.
foremost
cf.
icpv/BSa,
Adv.
knowledge of;
o, a roll of hair gathered to a knot on the crown of the head. II. the crest on a hel
KPnBY'AO2,
Kpco-y (Ji6s, o,
Kpvfida At os, Lat. clam Jove.

Kpvj38ir]v Dor. -8av, Adv. (KpvitT<a) secretly, covertly: also, like icpv@8a, without the of.
met. [C]
knowledge
KpCpfjvai, aor. 2
inf. pass,
of Kpinrrca.
(tf/wy) the croaking or cawing of a crow. Kpww, to croak or caw like a crow, Lat. crocitare. II. of men, to croak out. (Formed
KPiyZfl,
the,
f.
Kpuepos, a, ov,
(itpvos) icy, chill, chilling.
from
sound.)
Kpv|u.6s, o, (tcpvos) icy cold, chill, frost.

Kp\)}J,-u>8if]S, fs, (Kpvfj.6s,
cfSos) icy-cold: frozen, icy.
Kpwcrcrai. Ion. for /cpuffffcu. Kpo)<T<rtov, TO, Dim. of Kpaaaos.
Kpvocis,
crara, ev,
Kpvtpos, icy-cold, chilling.
KPH22O']S,
a cinerary urn.
KTtt,
ov, o,
a water-pail, pitcher, jar.

:
1.
KPT'02,
ward
chill,
TO, icy cold, chill, frost:
metaph. an in:
shudder, horror.
:
tcpinrrdSios, a, ov, also os, ov bidden, clandestine.
(tcpvnrdS)
secret,
KTatTjv
Kpvirrd<o,
f.
0.003,
collateral
form o
KpvirTcwrKC, 3 sing. Ion. impf. KpvirreCa, 77, (/epvirrevoj) a secret service or commission ; at Sparta intrusted to the young men, to sea-
3 sing, aor. 2 of KTCIVCD optat. Kravai part. KTOLS. KTaCvw, Dor. for KTfivca. KTap,V, KTU|j,evaL, Ep. aor. 2- inf. of KTtiva. [a] KT<i|Xvos, Ep. aor. 2 part. med. (with pass, sense) of
for e/rra, Ep.
;
inf.
son them against fatigue. KpviTTOv, verb. Adj. of Kpvnro}, one must conceal.
II. Kpuirrevaj, f. ffcu, (/cpvirTca) to conceal, hide. to hide oneself, lie concealed. III. Pass, ttpvnto have snares laid for one. TfvofMu,
.
KTA'OMAI
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Krtivcv. [a] KTavOev, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. i pass, of Kreivu.
KTOLVC,
Ion. KTCOJUII
:
fut. KT-fjaop-ai
paullo-
p. fut. KKrr)ffOfMii
aor. I
fKrr]adfj.rjv: pf. ff&Ttyfcai

wfj.r)v:
Ion. 6KTr)fJiat, subj. K(KTQ}fj.ai, opt. KfKTrjftrjv or

plqpf. efifKTr)fJ-r)v : Dtp. in the course of acquiring or
:to
From KpiiirTT], 77, a covered place, vault, crypt. KpxjirTos, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of Kpinrroj, bidden, secret.
KPT'IITri
fjat,
:
ge'for oneself, gain, be procuring: also to bring

in pf. KtKTrjfUit or <[K-
upon
oneself, incur.
'.,
II.
Ion. impf. KpvirraoKov
fut.
aor. I e/epinf/a: pf. Kf/tpvfpa:

2
paullo-p. fut. KKpvôfJtai: aor,
Pass., fut. i ttpufirjcroI fKpvtyrjv: aor.
ceal
to hide, cover, coneKpvp-rjv [#] ; pf. K^npvp.fw.1 : : Pass, to hide oneself, lie hidden. II.
to conceal, keep secret or
ace.,
and paullo-p. fut. KKTr)ffOfj.ai, to have acquired or got, and so, to possess, to have or hold; o K(KTI]/xeVos an owner, master : hence as Subst. c. gen., o efj.ov KfKT7)fAVos my master; 77 I/XT) KKTr}fj.fvrj my
III. aor. i fKrrjdrjv is used in pass. sense, to be gotten, obtained, acquired. KT<icr0ai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. med. (with pass, sense) of II. KraaOai, inf. of KTO.O/MI. KTeivca ; but,
mistress.
metaph.
dupl.
/7
/*e
fepvif/ys
covered over; with TOVTO do not bide this
from me.
Kpvo-TaAACw,
f.
iffca,
(/cpvaTa\\os) to be like crystal.
o,
(KTa.ofj.ai)
KTTJ/M
but mostly
in
pi.
396
possessions, property; as if from Kriap.
redrapa
Kuavaiyis.
II.
Ep. heterocl. dat. Kredrcafft, flock.

\
belonging
to
one's
own
house, doII.
mestic, Lat. penetralis; KTrjcrioi Ofoi household gods.

KTT,cris, ccws,?), (icrdoâi}
KTaT6tpa,
KTearrjp,
77,
fern,
of KredTrjp, she that puts one in
an acquiring, getting.
possession
:
possession of. [a]

7?pos, o,
f. iffca:
(from
(KTO.OPML) a possessor. Ep. aor. i KTeaTiffoa:
pf. pass. KfKTr)fj.ai)
as collective,
KTart<o,
to get, gain, win : pf. pass, with Hence afj.ai to get for oneself.
med.
sense,
possessions, property. KTtjros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of Kraop-ai, that may be II. acquired, held as gotten or gained. propery, possessed.
KTTjTcop, opos, 6, (/fTao/zcu) a possessdr, owner. KTtSeos, a, ov, (KTIS) iVrt'Seos, o/ a marten-cat, made of its skin, [t]
ov, gotten, won, acquired. f. Ion. impf. KTivfcrKov Ep. /treor KTavtca : aor. I Z/creiva. : aor. 2 e/cravov : pf.
:
KTWU
the : Pass., aor. I eKrdvOrjv pf. c'tfTa/xcu : and following Ep. forms are freq. in Homer, 3 sing, pi. aor. 2 6KTd, trerav (as if from KTTJIJ.I) ; subj. Krecu, I pi. tcTect)fj.v; inf. /crdfAfv, fcrdfievai [a], for Krdvai;
,
Ep. eKTuraa, icriaffa: to people or occupy a country: of a city, to found, plant, build: of a festival, to institute, establish. II. to
:
KTI'ZIl,
f.
to-w
aor.
\icrtaa.
Pass., aor. I fKTiffOrjv: pf. eKTifffiat
pro-
part. KTO.S: aor. 2
[a], inf. aor. i pass. 'licraQzv
med. (with pass, sense) l/rraî/ KTaaQai: part. Krapcvos also Aeol. 3 pi.
: :
duce, create.
2.
generally, to
make
II.
or render so
and
Xos,
so.
3. to perpetrate a deed.
to kill, slay
of animals, to
KTI'ACXS,
6,
ov, gentle, tame.
as Subst., Krito
slaughter.
KTctvwjiA, Ep. pres. subj. for Krdvta.
2. the weaver's gen. KTCVOS, a comb. comb, Lat. pecten or radius. 4. 3. a rake, harrow. Hence the hand, with the fingers spread open.
a ram.
f.
:
KTiAow,
civilise
Hence [t] wffca: aor. I med. l/m\cuo-a/x?7i/

win
tame,
KTEI'2,
o,
the affections of. KTifievos, 77, ov, Ep. part. aor. 2 pass, of KTIÔJ, built, founded: only in compd. (v-KTifievos.
to
foreveo), Ion. fut.

f.
of KTeivu.
to
:
comb : to curry horses KTvto>, iffca, KrevifeaOai Kufj.as to comb one's hair. KTCVtov, TO, Dim. of KTCIS, a small comb.
o, (lerfvi^ca) a combing. KTfOjJiai, Ion. for /rrao/iat.
Med.,
KTVi<rp,6s,
a marten-cat, marten. KTUTIS, ecws, 77, (tfTtfcu) a founding, settling, foundation. 2. a making, creating : the creation of the universe. II. the world or universe 2. itself. a created thing, creature, [i] KTio-jxa, CTOS, TO, (/ma>) a created thing, creature.
KTts,
f),
= IKTIS,
[r]
KTepas, CTOS, TO, (TaoyLtaj) = rertavov, KTrjfj.a. = KTepea, TO, (Tao/iai) properly /mîaTa, possessions, property : but mostly of favourite possessions, such as pieces of armour, burnt with the dead: genesee rally, funeral honours, obsequies ;
io), lengthd. for tcrepifa, to bury with with ace. of cognate sense, Krepfa, KTepfi^fiv to pay funeral honours ; see Krcpifa. KTpioa : fut. Krepiw aor. I kitTepioa. : (Tepea) :
KTicraa, Ep. aor.
of KTIQJ.
KTumrjs, KTMTTUS,
ov, o, (/fTtîty) a founder, establiiher. vos, 77, Ion. for Kriais.
KTlCTTtOp, OpOS, 6,
= KTlffTrjS.
aor.
I
KTLTTJS [r] ov, 6, (tcrifa) afoundcr, colonist: generally, an inhabitant.
KTepeio),
f.
KTtmeco,
f.
770-0;:
ffcrvurjaa poet. Krvwrjaa:

:
due honours
aor. 2 ZKTVTTOV Ep. KTVTTOV to cras, as trees falling to

:
I. intr. (KTVTTOS) II. ring, resound, echo.

:
'.
trans, to
make
to
resound:
Pass to ring, resound.
with ace. of cognate bury with due honours : sense, KTtpea rcrfpifctv to pay funeral honours, Lat. justafacere, exequias facer e.
to
Hence
KTtnrrjjjia, OTOS, TO, a sound, a crashing: a clapping of the hands, [u] KTUTTOS, ov, o, (TVTTTCU) any loud noise, the crash of thunder, rattling of chariots, clash of arms.
KTplO'UO'l, 3 pi. fut.
KTepi<rp,aTa,
-rd,
(7
sing,
[C]
KTeco, KTcufxev, I
and
pi.
Ep. aor. 2 subj. of
KTfjjJia,
inf. of Krdop.ai, used in pass, sense. i, aor. I aTos, TO, (tfTao/u) anything gotten, a piece
:
drawing wine out of the II. an Attic measure Kparrjp or bowl. holding two ic6yx ai about -^ of a pint. III. a cuppingKvddos,
o,
(KM) a cup
for
glass.
i. e. by lot. choose by beans or lot. the size of a bean. a, ov, (Kvapos) of II. the lot by which KT'A'MOS, o, a bean.
,
of property, possession property, goods.

KTT)vir)86v,
II.
in pi. KTrj^-ara, possessions, a thing, like XPW"*-
77,
6v, (Kvap.ei>(a) chosen by beans,
f.
,
oca, (tfta/ios) to
'
Adv. (Krfjvos) like beasts. KTTJVOS, cos, TO, (tcrdofMi) properly, like KTr)p.a, a piece of property ; chiefly used in pi. KTrjvea, contr. KTrjvr), property in herds or flocks, cattle : rarely in
sing, of a single head of cattle, an ox or sheep. KTTjcraiTO, 3 sing. aor. i opt. of /erdofjiai. KTTJO-IOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (KTrjcris) of or from one's property; KTTjffiov POTQV a sheep of one's own
public officers were elected at an officer chosen by
Athens; o
rcvdfj.a>
Ka-^wv
lot,=K\r)paJTu3.
Ktop,o-Tpo>,
01705, o, (Kvafios,
f),
Tpuyoj) bean-eater.
KtJdp.o-<J>dYLa,
(Kvaftos, (paytiv) eating
of beans,
a bean-diet.
Kvav-aiY^s, i8os,
fj,
(Kvavos, alyis) with dark Aegis.
397
tdJav-dn/rrvl, VKOS, 6,
77,
(nvavo$, ajjurvg) with dark

avîj)
blue
band
or margin.
fs,
Ktidv-avYTjs,
(Kvavos,
dark- gleaming,
murky.
Kvdveai two small
(sc. injaoi or trtTpai), al, the Dark Rocks, islands at the entrance of the Euxine ; also,
KtPTTT]Tf|p, ripoSj o, (tcvfiiffrdca) a jumper headforemost, a diver: a mountebank, tumbler. II. KT'BO2,6,Lat.ctt6ws,a solid square, a cube. a cubical die, marked on all six sides for the game of the Greeks threw three dice rpls e @a\fiv to dice throw three sixes, i. e. to throw the highest throw,
:
Kvdveat 'Svfj.n\i)yddS. [a] Kt5dv-p,poXos, ov, (Kvdvtos, /i/3oAoi') with dark a thing by the dice, i. e. blue prow or peak. Kv8d|o>, no fut. in use, (icvSos), to revile, abuse : Kvdveos, a, ov, (/a5aros) dark blue : generally dark,* Pass, to be mocked, insulted. (t>8do; is used in bad,
;
have complete success
Kpiveiv n
tv Kvfiois to decide by chances.
dusky, murky, [y] Ktldvo-pXe(|>dpos, ov, (Kvavos, @\f(papov} dark-eyed. Ktidvo-6i8Tjs, es, (KVOVOS, ddos) dark blue, deep
blue.
KvoaivQ} in
good
sense.)
KvSaivco, f. ava>: aor. I (KvSdva Ep. KvSijva: (S5os): to honour, do honour to, glorify, praise : also of
Kikiv6-0pi, rpi\os, o, 77, (KVO.VOS, Opi) dark-haired. Kvdvo-ircâ, 77, (KVO.VOS, TTÔ) with feet of cy anus. Kvdvo-ireirXos, ov, (icvavos, TreTrAos) dark-veiled.
[KV-, metri grat.]
irpcopa)
the outward appearance, to beautify, adorn : to gladden by marks of honour. II. seldom in bad sense,
to flatter.
See Kvfidfa.
Kvdvo-Trpcopeios and icvfivo-TTptopos, ov, (Kvavos, with dark blue prow, dark-prowed. Kvdvo-inrepos, ov, (/evavos, trrepov) with dark blue or black feathers, dark-winged.
KuSdXip.os, ov, (tfi)5os) glorious, renowned, famous; Kvod\ifiov Krjp noble heart. KuSdvco [a], = KvSaivca, to honour, hold in ho-
nour.
II. intr.
I
= *vStd<u,
of
to
vaunt aloud, boast.
KuSfjvav, aor.
inf.
fcvdaivca.
KvSrjvcv, Ep. 3 sing. aor.

Kv8if|is, caffa, cv, (/cuSos) glorious, noble. Kv8i-dveipa, 77, (ftvdos, dv/jp) fem. Adj. like
KT'A*NO2, ov,6,cyanos,a
in
dark blue substance, used the Heroic age to adorn works in metal, perhaps
steel.
II.
dvn-
blue
the blue corn-flower.
Kiidvo-o-ToXos, ov, (ffvavos, aroXr}} dark-robed.

Kvclvo-xaiTrjs, ov, 6, (KVO.VOS, of a horse, dark-maned.
from a masc. bringing glory to men.

dvfipa, as
if
in -dvcap,
man-ennobling,
:
Kvdv-64>pvs. v, gen.vos,(tcvavos, 6<ppvs) dark-browed. xat/T77) dark-haired;
KuSidco, Ep. part. KvSiucav, no fut. in use to vaunt 01 pride oneself, Lat. gloriari
exult, rejoice.
KvSlJJLOS, OV, Kv5d\lfJ.OS. Kt'Siooov, Ep. part, of KvSidca.
(55os)
hence
to
Kvdvo-xpoos, ov, -xptos, CUTOS, 6, 77, (Kvavos, xpoa, Xpws} dark-looking, of dark colour or complexion. Ki5dv-a>7n]S, ov, 6, (tevavos, w$) dark-eyed: fem.
,
Adv. (KVITTOJ] withtheheadforwards, stooping.

17,
KvSioros, 17, ov, Sup. of KvSpus (formed from fevSos, as aio"xjLO'TQS from ala\os), most glorious, most honoured, noblest : the greatest.
KvSicov
SiffTos},
[t],
Kvj36ia,
(Kv&evoj) dice-playing, dicing,
gambling:
ov, gen. ovos,

6v, = KvSpus.
f.
Comp. of Kvfyus
hence
sleight, trickery, deceit.
more glorious, nobler :

77,
(see KVgenerally, better.
KtipeXi), 77, Cybele, a Phrygian goddess, worshipped throughout Asia Minor, also at Greece, and later at Rome, under the name of the Idaean Mother.
KvSvos,
Kv8ot8oirdo), or uproar.
rjffo},
(tcvSot^s) to
(tfu8o/ios) to
make a hubbub
KTTBEPNA'H,
metaph.
fat. rjao),
Lat. guberno, to steer

state,
KiiSoip.cu), fut.
i7<r(u,
make an uproar,
II. trans, to
to hold the
helm of the
guide, govern.
spread confusion and alarm.

in confusion.
drive
Hence
KvppvT]<Tis Dor. -uoas, teas, 17, a steering, pilotage: metaph. a guiding, governing.
KTAOIMO'2, o, uproar, confusion, tumult, hubbub. KT'AOS, fos, TO, glory, fame, renown, esp. in war:
KvSos dpo~9ai to win glory ; of a hero, fj.tya KvSos 'AXCUWV the great glory or pride of the Achaeans,
like Lat. decus.
Kijppvf|Tipa,
KV/3pVTJTa, VOC. of KV0tpVrjTT]S. 77, fem. of Kvfifpvrjrrjp.
Ki)|36pVTjTirip, rjpos, 6, rarer
form
for KvpepvrjTrjs.
(Kv@pvaoj)a steersman, helmsman, Lat. gubernator: metaph. a guide, governor. Hence

Ki}p6pvT)TT]s,oi',o,
KtiJ36pvir)TiK6s,
77,
Kv8p6s, d, ov, (icvdos) glorious, of a horse, proud, stately.
illustrious, noble
6v, skilled in steering or
governing.
:
KI/PCVOJ,
throiu.
f.
oca, ((cvfios) to
play at dice
to
run a
hazard, take the chances.
2. trans, to set
upon a
a city of Crete. 77, Cydonia, From Kv8covido>, to swell like a quince. KtiBwvios, a, ov, (Kv5afl>) Cydonian, i. e. Cretan ; II. metaph. swellfj.rj\ov K.v8u>viov the quince.
Kv8tov or Kv8<ovia,
f. rfffca, (revTTTaJ) to throw oneself headKti{3i<TTCUi>, foremost, tumble headlong : to plunge headlong into water, dive : to tumble, turn heels over head, turn a Hence summerset, of mountebanks.
ing like a quince, round and plump. KVOJ, older form for KVOJ, impf. i/cvow: fut. Kvrja<u: I. trans, to bear in the womb, to aor. I l/cv770"a
:
Kt/3um]|jia, arcs, TO, a summerset.
be pregnant of, Lat. gestare. nant, to conceive.
II. intr. to
be preg-
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Kv0c, Ep. for tKvOf, 3 sing. aor. 2 surname of Venus, from the 77, Cytberea, city KvOrjpa in Crete, or from the island Kvdrjpa. Kv0tjpa, aw, TO., Cytbera, an island on the south of
KVK\o-iroi0),
f.
rjffw,
(KVK\OS,
irottoj) to
make mfo
Kt50peta,
circle,
form
like
circle.
KT'KAOS,
Laconia,
now
Cerigo.
Kv07]po-8tKir)s, ov, 6, (KvOypa, oifcr}) a Spartan gistrate sent annually to govern the island of Cytbera.
ma-
Kv0irjp606v, Adv. (Kv6r)pa) from Cythera.
0ptvos, -0pos, Ion. for \vTp-. KUUTKCO, only used in pres. (KVOJ, Kveat) to impregna'e : Pass, to become pregnant, conceive.
Ku0pa,
KtjKavdo), collat.
form of
to
Kvtcdca, to
confound.
round, about : also like a Prep., c. ace., Kvtc\a> ffrjfjia round about the monument and c. gen., KVK\O> TOV crpaToireSov. II. any circular body : as, l a wheel. 2. a place of assembly : also like Lat. corona, a crowd of people standing round, a ring or circle of people. the 3. the vault of the sky moon's disk. 4. the circle or walls surrounding a 6. in pi. the city, e?p. of Athens. 5. a shield.
;
.
ov, 6, also with irreg. pi. KvttXa, a ring, circle : KVK\OI as Adv. circle, round
KT'KA'Xl,
f.
fjcroj,
mix
like Lat. miscere, to stir
II. up and mix. up, mix together: to throw into
up, beat
balls
bit
of the
eye.
III.
any circular motion, ora

circle,
or revolution.
Pass, to be confounded, panicconfusion, confound : stricken : also of the mind, to be disquieted, agitated,
.. . wvos, 6 ace. /CVKCWVO., shortd. Ep. KVKCU and , r a mixture, a mixed drink, refresh): ing draught, tankard, compounded of barley-meal, grated cheese and wine.
i,
:
I
Kv:rX6(re, -Adv. (KVK\OS) in or into
around.
to
(KVKXOS, round in a circle, whirl round.

rfffoj,
\
KtixXo-o opeco,
f.
o"o/3eco)
drive
KVKXo-repTjs,
fs,
(KVK\OS, Teipai)
made round
by
KVKT)0Ti<7av, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of Kvfcdoj. KvKT]0pov, TO, (KVKau) a ladle for stirring:
rubbing or turning, circular ; KVK\OTepls TOOV erethe bent the bow into a circle. KuicX 6aj, f. uau, (/cv/cA.os) to encircle, surround ; but
:
metaph.
a turbulent fellow, agitator,

ashes.
[y]
mostly in Med. and round, whirl round.

in this sense
II. to
drive rottnd
III. to
form
into
id5icir]ai-T<|>pos, ov, (tcvKcua, Tf<ppa) mixed up with
circle:
Pass, to form, a circle, be bent of a fleet wheeling into a crescent shape.
round;
also
KVKXd|ilvos, 77, cyclamen, sow-bread, a bulbous plant, with a fragrant flower used 'for garlands. KvicXds, doos, 77, (KVK\OS} encircling : al K.VK\d8cs
KvicXco|jLa, arcs, TO, (KVK\OO}) anything made into a i. fivoaorovov KVK\Q>JM a circle circle, as a wheel.
with hide stretched over
it, i. e.
a drum.
KvicXtoimos, a, ov, (Ku/fAo^) Cyclopean, of or be(sub. vrjffoi), the Cyclades, islands in the Aegaean sea, which encircle Delos. II. of Time, circling, re- fitting the Cyclopes, commonly used -of the ancient architecture attributed to them (also called volving. KvtcXeco, f. 770*0), (KVK\O&) to move a thing round
and round, wheel along; irooa KVK\eiv to walk round and round : Pass, to surround, encircle. II. intr. to revolve, come round and round.
Adj. round, circular. II. those tcuicXiKOS, 77, ov, (icvKXos) circular. Epic poets were called 01 KVK\IKOI, whose writings collectively formed a cycle or series of heroic legends down to the death of Ulysses. KuxXio-BiScicrKaXos, o, (KVK\IOS, SiodffKca) a teacher
7,
ov,
KvicXaJiriov, TO,
of or like the Cy claps. Adv. -K&S. Dim. of KvK\oxf/.
KvicXwmos,
XWITLS, t5os.
a, ov,
= Kvic\wireios:
pecul. fern. K.VK-
KVxXids, d8os,
77,
(KVK\OS)
fern.
(KVK\OO?) a surrounding, enclosing.

6,
~r\,
ov, (KVK\OO})
KvKXco\|;,
CWTTOS,
(KVK\OS,
rounded, round. a Cyclops, wif?)
i.e.
of the cyclic chorus, a dithyrambic poet. KTjxXios, a, ov, also os, ov, (uAos) round, circular: neut. rd KVK\IOV, as Subst. a circle. II. KVK\LOL Xopot, 01, circular or cyclic choruses, dancing in a ring round the altar of the god chiefly appropriated to those of Bacchus, dithyrambic choruses; hence,
;
Round-eye; as Hesiod says, K.vK\et)ires 8' ovofjC rjoav eiruwi-iov, OVVK' apa atptwv Kvx\OTfp}js d(f)6a\fj.os is eve/teiTo iifTwirw in sing, of Polyphemus ; but Hesiod mentions three Cyclopes, Brontes, Steropes, and
:
Arges,
KVKîa
fj.\i)
dithyrambs.
f.
who forged the thunderbolts for Zeus. KVKVELOS, a, ov, (KVKVOS] of or like a swan. KVKvo-p,op<j>os, ov, (KVICVOS, fwp<f>rj) swan-shaped. II. meKT'KNO^, o, a swan, Lat. cycnus. taph. from the swan's dying song, a poet.
Kwv-ovjris,
feus, 6, 17,
KvKXo|3opea),
Cycloborus.
770-0;,
to
roar
like
the torrent
of
(KVKVOS,
oif/is)
like
a swan.
KT'AA,
o,
cuv, TO.,
f.
KvicXo-j36pos,
(KVIC\OS, BiftpwaKO))
a mountaindriven round
KvXivSco),
the parts under the eyes. 7700;, late form of KV\ivSo>.

f},
Hence
2.
torrent in Attica.
KvXtv8r,0pa,
OIWKCU')
= dXivSrjOpa
-ff,
and
ex-
KvxXo-SiwKTos, ov, (KVK\OS,

in a circle,
[r]
(cvXCvStjo-LS, f(us,
ercise, practice.
a rolling, wallowing.
:
icvuXoeis, faaa, ev, (poet, for KVK\IKUS} circular.
KT'AI'NAH
j
fut. KVX'HTQJ [f]
aor. I IrtvXiaa., inf.
icwX606v, Adv. (KVK\OS} in a circle

KvicXo-p.6Xi{35os,
lead-pencil.
6,
around. (JCVK\QS, /uoA.t)38os) a round

all
aor. I pass. tcv\ioOr)v : \ivo(a, to roll, roll on or along.
older form of KVII. Pass. KVto roll or toss, like
\ivoo pat, to be rolled or roll along,
KrAlH
2. to to roll or wallow in the dirt. a ship at sea be circulated, be much talked of, like Lat.jactari. 3. to be employed on a thing, like Lat. versari. KT'AIS [vj, IKOS, fj, a cup, drinking-cup. KuXicr0T], 3 sing. Ep. aor. I pass, of KvXioj. KvXicr|Aa, aTos, TO, (Kv\iv5oj) a roll: also a place to
:
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ing or meeting KVVO,, Kvvas, ace.
ov, gen. oôs, the waves.
sing, and pi. of KVOJV. KwHytcria, Kwa.ytTa.s, Dor. for fcwr^'y-.
is
Ktiv-d-yos, ov, Dor. for Kvvrjyos, but the always used in Att. poets : (KVOJV, d-yca) :
:
Dor. form
dog-lead-
roll in.
a hunter, huntsman. a small cup. Hence icvy-oryX 1!' V> K vojv, dyxf* ai } cynanche, a bad kind ], fj, (KV\I) II. a of sore throat. a little cup or box. /, TO, dog-collar. late form for KvXivSoj. KTJV-cfytiryos, 6, (KVCDV, dyca} a dog-leader, huntsman. [t], bread KvXXao-ris Ion. KtiXX-rjoms, tos, 6, Egyptian Kvv-aXujir)(|, CKOS, $, (KVOJV, aXanrT^) a fox-dog,
[v]
ing
hence
as Subst.
(,
made from
KvXXiq,
fj,
bXvpa.
see ArvAA.cs.
mongrel between dog and fox: applied

to Cleon.
as a
nickname
Ktivd-jAvia, 17, (KVQJV, ftvia) dog-fly, shameless fly. KvXXTjvij, f), Cyllene, a mountain in Arcadia : whence Hermes was called KvXXt|vtos, o. KtJvdpiov, TO, Dim. of KVOJV, a little dog, whelp, KvXXo-iroSCwv [i], ovos, 6, (/cvAAos, TTOVS) maimed puppy, [a]
offoot, halting, Ep. name of Vulcan. 2. KvXX?i KvXXos, rj, 6v, crooked, crippled, halt. X f/lp is the hand with the fingers bent to make a hollow for alms; c'/x/3aAe /cvAAp (sub. X etpO P u ^ ^ * the hollow of the hand. KvX-oi8id<o, (KvXa, oidaoj) to have a swelling below the eye, from blows or from sleepless nights. Kup.a, CITOS, TO, (KVOJ) anything swoln, the swell of the sea, a wave, billow, surge: collectively, us TO II. like eaTpQJTO when the waves abated.
II. KVVO.S, ados, fem. Adj. of a dog, Lat. caninus. as Subst., KVVCLS (sub. 6pi),ri, dog's hair, of a bad fleece. Ktfvdco, f. rjao}, (tcvow) to play the Cynic.
i,
the foetus in the

t,
f.
womb, embryo.
waves,
(properly fem. of Kvveos, a dog^s skin, a leather cap or bonnet, a a bonnet. soldiers cap : a helmet of any kind Kvvci, Ep. for etcvvfi, 3 sing. impf. of KWfca. Kvvetos, a, ov, also os, ov, (KVOJV) of a dog. KVVCOS, a, ov, (KVOJV) of or like a dog: metaph. shameless, unabashed. KvvS, nom. pi. of KVOJV.
Kvve-r),
Att. contr. Kw-q,

17,
sub. 5opd),
dvoj, (KV/JLO) to swell or rise in
Hence surge, seethe : so also, metaph., of passion. 2. Kvp.drias, ov, 6, Ion. irjs, (KV(M) surging, billowy.
act.
K\>\i.a,TO-ayi\s, ts,
causing waves, stormy. (Kvpa, dyvvpi) breaking
: fut. Kvvrjffofjiai, but also Kvaca [y], poet. to aor. I eitvaa Ep. Kvoa, ftcvooa, Ktaaa : kiss : of doves, to bill. 2. to intreat, beseech. K$5vt], fj, Att. contr. for Kvvfij.
KT
NE'fl
:
Kvoffoj
like
waves,
Kvvr]Ycriov, TO, a hunting establishment, huntsman II. the hunt, chase: a hunting-ground. III. that which is taken in
stormy.
KtJfxdTocis, fffffa, cv, poet, for KVfMTias.
Kx)fJidTO-irXT|, ^70$, o, beaten.
fj,
and hounds, a pack of bounds.

wave-
(Kvp.a, TrXrjoaoj)
KiJfidTOb), f. ouaoj, (KVfj.a) to drive the waves over: Pass, to rise in waves, to swell, of the sea.
K\nt.ar-(ay{],
f),
(Kv/J.a,
dyvvfju)
a place where
the
From bunting, the game. 2. KvvT]-yTQ), f. -fjooj, to hunt : to chase, pursue. to persecute, harass. From Kt5v-TjYTr)s, ov, o, Dor. Kvva-yfras, (KVOJV, rftfOfMi):
a hunter, huntsman.
,
waves break, beach, strand.

(Kvfj(3a\ov) to play the cymbals. K\jp.pdXov, TO, (KVH&OS) a cymbal, Lat. cymbalum. Ktfi|3axos, ov, (KVTTTOJ) head-foremost, Lat. proII. Kvp.fta\os, 6, as Subst. the crown or nus. top
Hence
of or/or hunting. fem. of KvvTjftTijs, a huntress.
KV|AJ3d\ico,
f.
iaoj,
rj,
ov,
17,
i5os,
,
-fj,
a hunt, chase.
From
of a
KT MBH, d, a hollow vessel

Kvp,|3iov, TO,
helmet, in
which the plume
is
placed.
cup, bowl.
: i.a drinking vessel, II. a boat, Lat. cymba. Hence Dim. a small cup.
sub Kvvayos. Kx5vi]86v, Adv. (KVCW) like a 'dog, greedily. KWiqiroSes, ol, (KVOJVVI, irovs) the fetlocks of a horse. KvvOos, o, Cynthus, a mountain in Deles, birthplace of Apollo and Artemis ; whence Apollo is called KvvKinnrj-yos, v.
hawk
Kvp,iv8is, Ion. name of the bird \a\Kis, the night' ; xa^ K l â KtKXfjaKovai 0eot, dvSpes Sc KVf.
6105, Cynthian, and Kw0o-Yvrjs, Cynthos-born. KtiviStov, T6, Dim. of KVOJV, a little dog. KVVIKOS, T], uv, (KVOJV) of or like -a dog, Lat. caninus.
:
strew with cummin. KvvitTKT], f), (KVOJV) a bitch-puppy. KVVICTKOS, o, (KVOJV) a young dog, whelp, puppy cummin, Lat. cumlnum. Kt5|Aivo-irpt<mr]S, ov, o, (KVfJLivov, rrpiaj) a cummin- metaph. a little Cynic. splitter, \. e. a skitiflint, niggard, churl. Kvvo-8pojico, f. 170*0;, (KVOJV, Spap(Tv) to run down,
Kt)p,ivva),
oca, (KVIJH.VOV) to
KT'M1~NON,
TO,
KVp,ivo-irpicrTO-Kap8dp.o-'yXiJ<J)Os,
ffTr]s,
ov,
(KVfjuvoTrpi-
KupSafJioyXiKpos) a cummin-splitting scraper, of an excessive miser, [v]
cress-
chase with dogs : metaph. to hunt after. Kvvo-0apcrf|S or -Opacnqs, e's, (KVOJV, Oappeoj) impudent as a dog.
400
2. Kvvo-K<j>a\os, ov, (KVOJV, Kf<pa\rj) dog-headed. as Subst., KvvoK<pa\o$, 6, the dog-headed ape. KVvo-JcXo'rros, ov, (KVOJV, K\TTTOJ) dog-stealing. Kvvo-KOiro>, f. 770*0;, (KVOJV, KOITTOJ) to beat like a dog.
KVpl(T(H&.
forward; often in aor. I part, with another Verb, 04ft Kv\f/as runs with the head down; Kvtyas taOici eats
stooping,
i.
e.
greedily.
= Kuvofxma, Kvva.fj.via.
Kvvo-paumr|S,
KVVOS, gen. of KVOJV.
Kvvo-irp6<ra)iros, ov, (KVOJV, irp'jff&Trov) dog-faced.

ov, 6, (KVOJV, paioj)
KvpjSas, avros, 6, shortd. form of Kopv/3as. Kvppfia-ia, 77, a Persian bonnet or bat, with a peaked crown. The king alone wore it upright.
a dog-tick.
KTTBEI2
or tcvppics, gen. Ktpfttojv, dat. Kvpftfai,

;
KvvocrapYCS, cos, TO, Cynosarges, a gymnasium outof Athens, sacred to Hercules, for the use were v/ritten on the three sides. II. later, any III. the of those who were not of pure Athenian blood. pillars or tablets with inscriptions. sing. a dog's-tail : esp. the Kvp(3is is used later of a pettifogging lawyer. Kvvo<r-ovpa, 77, (KVVOS, ovpa) KTPETi and impf. i/ripow [ff] and [v] Cynosure, name of the constellation Ursa Minor. Kvvo-o-nrdpaKTOS, ov, (KVOJV, cnrapaaaoj} torn by dogs. eKvpov with Ep. 3 sing. Kvpe fut. Kvprjaoj and Kvpaoj KW-OVXOS, o, (KVOJV, ex' ) a dog-holder, dog-leash, aor. I Kvpr]aa \y], inf. Kvpijffai, part. Kvprjffas; and I. followed II. a dog-skin sack, used in hunting. Ep. eicvpaa, inf. Kvpaai, part. Kvpaas: slip.
side the city
;
triangular tables, forming a three-sided pyramid turning round on a pivot the few early laws of Athens
KTT&
Kt)v6-<|>ptov, ov, gen. ovos, (KVOJV, <pp~f]v)
dog-minded,
j
by a
to
case,
dat. to hit, light
sordid or shameless of soul.

Ki5vo<r-j3aTos,
77,
(KVOJV, paras') dog-thorn, a
kind of
meet with, fall in with; aas. 2. dat. with em or

:
as Xiojv
upon, reach, attain : adufian Kip-
wild rose.
Kvvrcpos,
dog-like,
i.
Kvpaas = Xtojv
as far as
ev, as, \tojv ITU

3. gen. to
auâTt
to,
aojftari Kvpaas.
reach
et,
e.
77,
Comp. Adj. formed from KVOJV, more more shameless, more audacious: Sup.
ov,
Kuvraros,
ov,
~ KVVOS OftflUlT' Z\QJV, KVV-WTT7J3, OV, O, (KVOJV, Wlfi) fern. Kvv-wms, the dog-eyed, i.e. shameless one:
t5os,
?),
KWU,
ovs,
77,
most shameless. (KVOJV) a she-dog,
to arrive at, gain, win, obtain. to reach, obtain ; also to find by chance. trans. to happen, come to pass, turn out.
to be right, hit the exact truth;
4. ace.
II. in-
2. absol.
bitch.
yojv Kvpr]o~ais
part., To8' av \ein saying this. 3. as auxil. Verb, like rvyx avoj with partic. to turn out,
with
you would be right

;
the shameless
woman;
also fierce-eyed, terrible.

ov,
prove, happen to be so and so

to be.
'
Kvpc?
wv he happens
Ktnrcupos, Dor. for Kvireipos. KtJirapurcrivos Att. -TTIVOS,
77,
(Kvirapiffffos)
KvpT]j3ab>,
f.
dffca,
(akin to Kvpiffacu) to butt with the
made of cypress wood.
horns
rj,
generally, to strike.
77,
Hence
KT"IIA'PI22O5
cupressus.
Att. -TTOS,
a cypress, Lat.
Kt5p7]j3aoaa,
a butting
ojv,
KTTH'BIA,
KvpTjvatos,
KvpT|vrj,
77,
fighting. ra, chaff, busks, bran.
KTTTEIPON, TO, or icvircipos, o, a marsh-plant, used to feed horses, galingal. Kt/treXXo-p-axos, ov, (Kvirf\\ov, /taô/icu) at which they fight with cups, cf. Horace's scyphis pugnare.
Kvir\Xov, TO,
(KVITIJ)
From rf Cyrene. Cyrene, the name of a Greek colony in Africa, famous for its breed of horses.
a, ov,
Kvpia,
77,
the mistress, lady.
a capacious, drinking-vessel,
a beaker, goblet, [y] Ktmepos, o, Ion. for Kvtreipos. = 71^77, a bole, hollow. Kvmr], 77,
Kv-rrpiBios, a, ov, (Kvirpis) of or like Cypris, lovely, tender, delicate. [tS]
Kttirptos, a, ov, (Kvirpos) of Cyprus, Cyprian.
77, 6v, (Kvpios) of, belonging to a lord or master; esp. belonging to the (CHRIST): hence 77 Kvptaia] (sub. T^/xtpa), the Lord's day, dies dominica : TO KvpiaKov, the Lord's bouse, whence our
Kvpiaicos,
LORD
kyrk, church.
Kvpicvco,
f. ffoj,
to be
lord or master
ov,
of.
From
I.
Kvirpis, tSos, 7), ace. Kinrpiv and KvirpiSa, Cypris., a name of Venus, from the island of Cyprus, where she was most worshipped. II. love. Ktmpo-Y6VY|s, es, (Kvnpos, *j(vca) Cyprus-born: fem. Kvirpo-Yeveia Ep. -Yevca, 77. KvirpoOcv, Adv. from Cyprus : and KvirpovSe, Adv. to Cyprus. From Kvirpos, ov, -fj, Cyprus, a Greek island on the southern coast of Asia Minor. (Hence Lat. cyprium, our
copper.)
Kvirrdfco, f. aaoj; Frequentative from KVTTTOJ, to keep stooping, to go poking or pottering about a thing. to aor. I tKviLa jf'JLlTii, f. Kvifjoj pf. KfKV(pa
of men, having power or authority over, lord or master of, c. Kvpios el/At c. inf., I have the right or am engen.
Kvpios, a, ov, also
:
os,
(Kvpos)
titled to do.
tical.
2.
II.
of things, decisive, valid
cri-
authorised, ratified. 3. of times, fixed, appointed, regular : at Athens, Kvpia tKKXrjaia an ordinary assembly, opp. to ffvjK\rjros \KK\rjaia (one
specially summoned.) 5. 4. principal, chief. III. as Subst., esp. of language, strict, literal.
Kvpios, 6, a lord, master: o Kvpios H.ebr.
JEHOVAH, THE LORD:
an owner, possessor
2.
inN.T.
of
CHRIST.
Hence
'.
'.
'.
bend forward, stoop : cvfpura, s TO
to
bow down under a burden ffiTTpoaBev horns growing bent

;
KvpioTtjs, 77TOS, 77, power, rule, dominion. Ktipioxrco Att. -TTW, fut. IQJ, (Kopvs) to butt with the horns : also to strike or dash against, of floating
bodies.
\
401
Kvpioos, Adv. of Kvptos, like a lord or master, authoritatively.
2.
rightfully fitly
,
KVpicavcico, rare
form
for fcvtcavaca.
Causal in aor. I act. cKvaa, of the male, to impregnate, make to conceive : but in aor. I med. (Kvcrap,T]v, to conceive.
II.
in labour with
a thought.
KVp|i.a, arcs, TO, (Kvpca) thai which one lights upon, a godsend, booty, prey, spoil. II. KT"PO5, fos, TO", supreme power, authority.
KT'XIN,
voc. KVOV
:
o and
17,
gen. KWOS, dat. KVVI, ace. Kvva,
validity, security.
ouaca
III. as pr. n.
the founder of the Persian empire.

tcvpoco,
f.
:
Kvpos, Hence
o,
Cyrus,
I
plur. nom. KVVCS, gen. KVVOJV, dat. Kvai a dog or bitch ; KVVCS TpaEp. Kvvcaat, ace. KVVO.S : nc^fjcs house-flfog-s, that fed while their master was at
aor. I eKvpcaaa
:
Pass., aor.
tuv-
pwOr)v
tify:
pf. KCKvpca/âi
:
to
make valid
:
or sure,
c. inf.,
LaL
KVVCS OrjpcvTai hounds, of which the Laconian breed was famous, and later the Molossian. II. a dog, bitch, as a word of reproach, to denote shametable
;
ratum facer e
to se'tle,
accomplish
to confirm, ra-
lessness or audacity.
III. this
term
is
often ap-
Pass, to he ratified, fixed, settled;

it
ZKCKV-
had been decided to engage. POJTO <rv(j.@d\\tiv Kvpo-cu, Kvpaus, aor. i inf. and part, of /cvp<u. Kvpo-co, fut. of /cvpca.
KvprevTTjs, ov,
plied to \\\Q faithful or watchful servants of the gods ; so the eagle is Atos ITTTJVOS KVOJV the griffins also are
;
Zrjvbs KVVCS.
star.
KCO,
IV. a sea-dog. V. the dogVI. the fetlock-joint of a horse.

ircu.
:
KTTTH,
77,
6, (ttvprr)} a fisherman. a fishing-basket, weel, Lat. nassa.
Ion. for
was, later contr. KWS, TO

dat. Kojcai
: :
irreg. pi.
nom. and
ace.
KVpTOS, 6,=KlpTT).
round, humped shoulders:
arched ; wp-ca Kvprcu convex, opp. to concave. Kvproo), (tfypTos) to curve, bend, arch. KT'PH, = Kvpea, of which it is the Radic. form. Kijpoxris, fcas, 77, (tfvpoaj) a ratification : hence exeT),
KTPTO'2,
ov, curved, bent,
a soft fleece, sheepskin. (cf/zcu) KwSdpiov, TO, Dim. of KwSiov. [a]

the head of a poppy. 77, the bead : KwStov, TO, Dim. of Kutas, a fleece, sheepskin. K-Q'AflN, OJVQS, 6 Att. 77, a bell : in fortified towns a bell was passed round at night from sentinel to sentinel to secure their being at their post ; TOV KuSojvos 2. an irapcvcxQ* vros as the bell went its rounds. II. the alarm-bell: metaph. a noisy rattlingfellow
KcbSeia,
cution, accomplishment, [u] Kvcra, Ep. for Ztcuffa, aor. I of KVVCOJ

Kvcrap,evT], aor.
I
inf.
Kvcrai.
part.
med. of
KVOJ.
KvcrGos,
b, (KICD}
any hollow.
mouth of a trumpet
KoScovia>,
: f.
KVOT, dat. pi. of KVOJV. Kti<rcra, Ep. for H/fvffa, aor. l of KVVCOJ. KiioTts, ecus and tos, 7), (KVOJ) ~ KvffTrj, the bladder
generally,
also the trumpet itself. Hence iffa Att. iG), to try or prove by ringing.
:
KcoScovo-KpoTOs, ov, jingling as with bells.

A.OS)
(KuSoJV,
KpOTtoj)
ringing or
a bag, pouch.
o, cytisus,
Kvcru), fut. of Kvveoj.
Kb>Sb>vo-<f>aXap6-ir(oXos, ov, (KwS<av, (pa\apa, vojwith bells on his horses' trappings.
KTTF2O2,
KVTH-IS, '5os,
a shrubby kind of
clover.
77,
a kind of plaster.
KiiTO-YacTTcop, opos, 6, 77, (KVTOS, yaarrjp} with capacious belly, capacious. KVTOS, cos, TO, (KVOJ) a hollow : a hollozu vessel, a II. the body, the skin, Lat. cutis. vase, jar, pot, urn.
: Ko>S(ovo-({)Op(i>, f. 770-0;, (KwSojv, <pcpoj) to carry bells to go the rounds (cf. KWOOJV) : so in Pass., airavTO. Koj8ojvo<popcirai everywhere the bell goes round, i. e.
the sentinels are challenged.
KXl'OHN,
vessel
Kuea, Ku<ri, Ep. nom. and dat. pi. of KOJO.S. ojvos, 6, a Laconian earthen drinking-
Kvrpa, KiJTpos, Ion. for \vrp-. Kvrrapov, TO, = sq., a pine-cone. Kvrrapos, o, (KVTOS) any hollow or cavity; Kimapos
oiipavov, the vault of heaven, Lat. cavum coeli : the cell of a honeycomb: the cup of an acorn: a pine-cone.
: generally, a cup, goblet. K0)du>viov, TO, Dim. of KuOcav. KonXos, a, ov, Aeol. for KOI\OS.
KaJ'ios, a, ov, contr.
Kwos,
q. v.
KcoKaJfxa, aTos, TO, (KOJKVOJ)
Kxi<|>-aYcY s
>
"> (Kv<p6s,
dya) with arching
neck.
KtoKvros,
6, (KOJKVOJ)
KvcaX4os,
Kv4>os,
17,
a, ov, poet, for fcv<p6s. ov, (Ketcv(pa, pf. of KVTTTQ}) bent or
bowed
as pr. n., KOJKVTVS, 6, one of the rivers of hell.
a shriek, wail, lament. II. a shrieking, wailing. Cocytus, the river of wailing,
:
forwards, stooping. Hence Kv4>wv, cavos, 6, a crooked piece of wood, esp. the bent II. a sort of pillory in which yoke of the plough. animals were fastened by the neck. 2. one who has
been in the pillory, Lzt.furcifer.
KV<J;ai,, icv'âs, aor. I inf.
KflKT'Il, f. vaoj [0] or vaopai aor. KWKvaa to shriek, cry, wail, lament.
:
CKUKVOO. Ep.
KwX-aYpeTrjs or -aKptTijs, ov, 6, (so called CK TOV the collector of the fragments cuXas) : dycipeiv TO.S
Kt>i}/\T],
bin
77, (icv-trr]} any (whence Cypselus was
part, of KVTTTQJ. hollow vessel : a chest, box,

called).
and
name of an ancient magistracy at Athens, originally entrusted with the charge of the afterwards they only had to see after the finances public table in the Prytaneium, and the payment of
at a sacrifice,
:
Kuvl/eXtScu, of, the descendants of Cypselus. KT'H, to hold, contain : i c. ace., like /a/ecu, to 2. absol. to be carry in the womb, Lat. gestare.
the dicasts.
KcoXdpiov, TO, Dim, of KOJ\OV. KtoXtj, 77, contr. from KOJ\CCL or /ccwXea, (tt>XoJ/), the thigh-bone with the flesh, hind-quarter, bam.
big with young, be pregnant, conceive: metaph. to be
462
/,
T/TTOS,
f),
(tewXov, KcaXf]} the "hollow or
bend
of the knees.
ov,o,(Kwu.rj) a revel, carottsal, merrymaking, Lat. comessatio, with music and dancing it ended in
,
:
the party parading the streets with crowned heads, and with torches, singing and dancing there were also KWJJLOI, festal processions, in honour of several I. of a gods, as Bacchus, and also in honour of the victors at generally, a member or /w/ of anything. II. the band of revellers ; metaph. 2. one limb or half of the games. building, the side or front. III. the Ode of a sen- any riotous band or company. the race-course. sung 3. a member or clause at one of these festive processions. tence.
KcoXids (sub. d'tfpa), d5os, 77, 'Colias, a promontory of Attica, with a temple of Venus there. II. KfTAON, TO", a /zra&, member of a body.
KwXiJfxa, arcs, TO, (tfaAvcu) a hindrance, obstruction, II. fl defence or precaution Lat. impedimentum. against a thing.
KO>Xti[AT],
7),
KCdjjuoScto,
dy
f. T^crcy, (#cy/wt;8os) to represent in a cometo ridicule, caricature : Pass, to be so satirised.
= KojXvfia,
77,
[y]
the (KcaXvca, Spoyuos) checking
tacle or exhibition.
KwXtio-i-Bpojtos, course.
oi',
KtoXvTeov, verb. Adj. of

KO)Xvrif|S, ov, 6, (ct;A.va;)
tecaXvoj,
one must hinder. a hinderer.
a comedy : a mirthful specThere were three periods of Attic Comedy, the Old, the Middle, and the New. Hence KcojjuoSiKos, T;, ov, of or for comedy, comic. Kcap.u>S6--y6X<os, CUTOS, 6, (/yjwa;8os, 7\cos) a comic
K(>>p,a>8Ca,
77,
(fcoj/MuSfo})
actor.
Ku>|xa>o-'Ypd<f>os, 6, (/ujua;8os, ypdcfxo) a comic writer. Ka>u.cpSo8t8acrKaXia, T) the rehearsing a comedy with
;
KwXvnicos,
KGoXvco [v]
sense
: :
77,
f.
6v, (fcuXvca) hindering, preventive. vtroa [y] : aor. I tfcojXvaa : Pass., fut.
f.
:
KO}\vOrj(ro/j.ai,
but also
med.
ttcaXtxrofMi
:
in pass,
:
the actors
generally, the comic poet's art.
From
aor. I kucaXvOrjv
to let, hinakin to /eoXovca, to der : i.e. inf. to hinder one from doing, forbid to 2. c. do. gen. rei, to let or hinder one from a 4. 3. c. ace. rei, to hinder, prevent a thing. absol., esp. in part., 6 KQjXvffov one to hinder, a preventer ; TO KcaXvov a hindrance ; also ov rtcuXvei there
KKajXvfjiai cut short : hence

pf.
(tfoAos)
a comic poet, because he had the charge of teaching and

K(i>p.o>So-5i8dcrKfiXos, o, (KwftcaSus, SidaffnaXos)
training the actors, chorus, etc.
thing.
Ko>p,cpDc-Xoixw, f. 77<r(y, parasite and buffoon.

Kcop,cp8o-iToiT|Tifjs, ov, 6,
(/floêojSos,
Xfixcu) to play the
and
a maker of coI.
K(op.co8o-7roi6s, 6, (K<t)u.<ao6s, iroifoj)
is
no hindrance.
II.
Pass, to be hindered.
medies, comic poet.
Kwp,a, OTOS, TO, (/ce?/z{, KoifJidca) a deep, sound sleep, 2. a Lat. sopor. lethargy, a trance.
Ko>p.da>
:
comic actor.
Ko>|ji-a>66s, o, (fcwftr), dotSos) a comedian : 2. a comic poet.
or aooyuai : aor. I (tcwfj-aaa : pf. pres. Kcop,acrSa>, f. atopai, aor. I to go about with a company of (/ccD/ios) :
fut.
aaw
Ko>|xa>8o-Tp&ya>SCa,
r),
(cu/ia>5os,
rpayôia) a tragi-2. hemwere put to
Dor.
comedy.
a Kwp.os or merrymaking, in honour of the victor at the games, to join in these festivities : to honour or celebrate in or with the tcwpos. 2. generally, to visit or break in upon in the manner of revellers : to burst in, force a way in. Kcoji-apx^s, ov, 6, (Kw/jir), dpâ;) the head of a village. Kcop.dcrS&>, Dor. for teojâôj. Ka>p,a<TTT|S, ov, 6, (/u/xcu) a reveller, merrymaker: of Bacchus, the jolly god.
revellers, revel,
2. to celebrate
make merry.
KH'NEION, r6, hemlock, Lat. cicuta. lock juice, a poison by which criminals
death at Athens.
KCOVLOV, TO,
KtovtTT]S [I], ov, 6, fem.
Dim. of KWVOS, a small cone. -ins, t8os, extracted from

a pine-cone, fir-cone : as fem. a 2. the cone or peak of a helmet.
pine-cones.
KfTNOS,
pine or
etc.
ov, o,
fir tree.
Kcovo-(f>6pos. ov, (KCJVOS, 0epcu) cone-bearing, as pines, : also of the thyrsus, which had a pine-cone on the
point.
KcojxdoTCOp, opos, 6, poet, for Kcaujaar-qs. Lat. vicus, an unwalled village or 17, country town, a Dor. word = the Att. ST}ÔS ; Kara
KJVMH,
fcojfjias oltceicrOai
towns.
II.
to dwell in villages, as opp. to walled of a city, a quarter, ward, district.
= KoorcoTrediv, Lat. conopium. KWVWTTCUV, Givos, 6, (Kajvaxp) an Egyptian bed or litter with mosquito-curtains. QJTTOS, o, a gnat, Lat. culex. II. Kwos, a, ov, of, from the island Cos, Coan.
Kcovooimov, TO,
K!VNn,
Hence
Adv. in villages, Lat. vicatim. II. ov, o, (K&IJLT)) a villager, countryman. in a city, one of the same ward, Lat. vicinus : geneKco^jujSov,
Kcop.-f)Tir]s,
o Kaios, often written KUOS (sub. /SoXos), the highest throw with the dice, taunting six, opp. to X?os, which
counted one
Kwirevs,
e'cws,
hence the proverb, Kcpas Trpos Xtov. o, (/fUTTTj) a piece of woodfit for an oar,
rally,
an
inhabitant.
a spar for an oar.

of
/fcu/w/Tr/s.
2. to Kameiico, f. oca, (ftuirrj) to propel with oars. speak like a comic poet. From fit out with oars. from Xap.KtoTTT], 7), (from Kairrca, caplo, as Xa&rj KO)p.iKos, 77, ov, (Kuiftos) of or for comedy, comic. us, 6, (KiJ.r), TTOA.JS) a village-town, a fiavoj) any handle, as the handle of an oar : then, the KtofjLo-TroXis, oar itself. 2. the handle or baft of a sword, the town built in a straggling way.
KO)p,f|Tis, LOOS, fern,
KO)p.iK6Vop,ai,
Dep.
to
KOOTrrJet?
Aayao?.
to ofciv, 68-cu8eVat. VI. in some words are interchanged, as in jafys and /wAts. before A becomes A, as in truAAa/^Sapcu
\\firrca.
403
7 and A VII. v
Lai. mamibrhun. 3. the handle of a key. Hence the handle or haft of a torch.
hilt,
4-
KayiTT|is, fffffa, fv, hilled. KG)TnrjXaTi>, f. 770-0;, to row

Ktoir-TjXaTirjs, of, 6, (Kwirrj,
na\i\\oyos
to
move
like
an
oar,
move backwards and forwards.

remex.
K(OTT-T|pT]S,
es,
From
AA~,
insep. Prefix
with intensive force (like Aat-,
f\avvoj) a rower, Lat.
At-, 8a-, Ca -).'e. g. in Aa-/iaxos very warlike, dparos much accursed.
Aa-ar:
AA"A2, 6, gen. Aaos, dat. Aai', ace. Aaai' plur., (fcdrrnj, dpaptiv) furnished with in Att. also gen. Aaav, dat. \deai Ep. Adeo-<rt holding the oar. * contr. nom. Xas, ace. AdV a gen. Adov also occurs: Kwmov, TO, Dim. of icunrr), a small oar. Lat. LAPIS, a stone. II. a rock, Kupa, Dor. for Kovprj, tcopr). crag. Ion. Xa|3tv, aor. 2 inf. of Aa/xySdi/cu. Ktjptov, Dor. for fcovpiov, tcupiov. Dor. for AajSetV, aor. 2 inf. of Xa^^dvca: but Kupos, Kwpos, Dor. for Kovpos, Kovprj. KJVPT'KOS, o, a leathern sack or wallet with proEp. 3 sing. visions : also a large stujfed sack or bag for tilting Ion. aor. 2 of Xap&ava). at, like the quintain. Xa/3-f|, 17, (Aa/3ffz/) the part to hold byt a handle, baft, a promontory of Cilicia, with hilt; \a(3rji> oovvai to give one a grip or hold, meKo>pvKos, 6, Corycus, a famous cavern there was another at Delphi. taph., to give one a handle, something to lay hold of, II. ê ac^ Kws Ep. Kocos, 57, g en Kw, the island Cos, in the Lat. ansam praebere. of grasping,
oars.
II.
:
:
Aegaean
sea, opposite Caria. KU>S, Ion. for mt>s: but enclit. KU>S, Ion. for irws.
a taking, acceptance.
Dor. for \a0ftv, aor. 2 inf. of Xa^dvca. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of Xap.&a.vca. Xapoi<ra, Dor. aor. 2 part. fem. of \afi0dvca.
TJV,
,
KomXXoio-ai, Dor.
part. pi. fern,
of AromAAcw.
KmTAAfl,
wheedle, coax.
to prate, chatter, Lat. garrire : to II. trans, to chatter to, talk over.
Hence
icamXos,
twittering.
77,
Xapp-a-yopijs, ov, o, Att. -ayopas, (\d@pos, dyoa bold, rath talker, braggart.
,
ov, chaffering, prattling

II.
of a swallow,
II.
a/fos, 6, (Aa)3/>os)
a sea-wolf.
to
coaxing, wheedling. [?]
Dep. (Aa)3pos)
vaunt.
talk
boldly,
brag,
KOXJMUO, f. aaca, (tcajcpos) to to dull, blunt.

Kox}>6s,
17,
make deaf or dumb.

ovs.
Xa-Pp 0-17681] s,
II.
ov, o, (Ad^pos, Trots)

f. 170-0;,
rapid of foot,
ov, (KOITTCO) blunt, opp. to
impetuous.
of the senses, 1. dumb, Lat. mutus ; tccaipov fcvfta. a noiseless wave, before it breaks; of men, dumb, 2. mute, speechless; also insensate, unmeaning.
also dull
Xa,ppoiroTa>,
XajSpo-iroTTjs, ou, 6,
drink hard. From (Aa/Spos, IT'IVO)) a hard drinker.

to
AA'BPO2,
ov, furious, boisterous, blustering, vehe-
of hearing, deaf, Lat. surdus.
3. dull
mind, stupid, obtuse.

Kcpx^ro, by crasis for KOI oj)(fro, impf. of KWVJ/OV, by crasis for xal fyov.
2. of persons, boisterous, furious, turbulent: of ment. aho gluttonous, greedy.
oiôfjtai.
Xaj3pooTO|Ai), (Aa/3poo"To/ios) to talk boldly. Hence Xappocrro[xa, 17, bold, rash talking.
Xapp6-<rrop.os, ov, (\d@pos, o-To/ia) talking rashly. boisterousness : also greedi17, (Aa^Qpos)
,
A,
X, Xdp-J35a or XdJ38a. TO, indecl., eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet as a numeral A' 30, but A 30,000. The Lacedaemonians bore A upon their y shields, as the Sicyonians 2, the Messenians M. 1. Dor. into v, as Changes of A r/v6ov (pivraros for r}A0oi/ (pi\Ta.Tos whereas the Att. prefers
:
ov, (Aa/3pos, aeva;) rushing furiously. Adv. of Aapos, violently, greedily. XapvpuvOos, 6, a labyrinth, maze, a large building with intricate passages intersecting each other the II. anything of spiral earliest was that of Crete.
,
Xd|3pcos,
or twisted shape.
(Foreign word.)
like Xa|3vpi,v0-**>8T]S, es, (\al3vpiv0os, f?5os) rinth, intricate.
a laby-
II. A, as, \irpov tr\(vfj,ow for virpov irvev^cav. Ion., A beginning a word is dropped, as fifiu for for Aat^pJs. III. Ep. poets use \fi@oj, atyrjpus AA for A, esp. after the augment, as cAAa/Qe for e'Aae
;
of \ap.&av<o. Xaf3co, Xa|3u)v, aor. 2 subj. and part, XaydpC^b), f. oca, (\ayapos} -to make slack or hollow: Med. to become hollow or gaunt from hunger. II. slack, Xayapos, d, 6v, slack, hollow, sunken.
pliant, flexible.
in compds., where the latter part begins with A, as in rpi\\i(TTOS. IV. Att., A is sometimes into p, as Kpi&avos for K\i$avos, vavfcpapos changed for vavfc\rjpos. V. Aeol 8 is sometimes
and
X&Y&pou,
loose.
(Akin to
Aa-yap/îcw
:
Hence AetTrapos.) Pass, to become slack or

,
changed
= Adf with the heel. Xd-yB-qv, Adv. (Ado>, AcwTt'fc;) Xdyctos, ov, also a, ov, (Aa^yos, Aa^ws) of or from a
hare.
into A. as Lat.
lacryma corresponded to odtcpvov, olere
404
Xa-YT]S,
ov,
Xayerryy
Dor.
;,
a, o, (Aacs, fjyeoâC)
o, a flagon, Lat. lagena. XaYivos, 77, ov, (Xayws~) of or from a hare. X&yiov, TO, Dim. of Xayus, a leveret. XaYvcCa, lewdness, lust, desire. From
AATHNO5,
Xdôp.ai, Dep. poet, for Xaftfidvo}, to take, seize, grasp, catch, hold ; Xd^caOai riva ay reds to take one in the arms : metaph., u.\iQov irdXiv Xdco~0at to take
back one's words,

Xd0a,
17,
retract.
Xdtip.cu, collat. form of Adfoât.
Dor. for
X-fiOrj.
AATNO2,
Hence
XaY00Tjpo,
ov, lewd, lustful.

o, o,
XaYO-8<uTT)s, ov, XaYO-0Y|pas, ov,

to
(Aa7os, Satcy) hare-devour er. (Aa7os, Orjpdca) a hare-hunter.
hunt hares.
i
Dor. for Xrj6dv(p.ost escaping the wind. Xd0, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of XavOdvca. Xa0[Av, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Xavddvou. Xa0<r0ai, aor. 2 inf. med. of XavOdveo.
Xd0-dvep,os, ov,
(XrjOrj, dVc//os)
From \d.yoKTOvtti>, ^ "n ffQ} f kill hares. ATO'2, ov, 6, collat. form of Act7o>s, a hare. Xdyrjvos. X(ryvvos, o, also r), [Later also v.]
Xa0t-KT]8T)s, cs, (XaOcw, tcfjoos} banishing care.
=
:
AAFXA'Nn
i
:
Xu0i-Trovos, ov, (XrjOa), TTOI/OS) forge tful of sorrow, grief; fiioros 68vvdv XaOiirovos, a life forgetting, i.e.
2
i
fut.
Xrjgo/jiai Ion. Aao/icu
aor.
'
\axov Ep. \\&xov

Pass., aor. lot or fate
pf.
'
\r)x^ T] v
ciArâ poet, XeXoyxa P^ Xi77/M : to obtain by
exempt from, pain. Xa0C-4>0OYYOS ov, (XaOfTv,

striking
<p6oyyr)^)
robbing qfvoicet
generally, to obtain, get possession of: c. ace. cognato, irdXov \axeiv to have a post assigned
epith. of death. Xa0oCo,TO, 3 pi. aor. 2 med. opt. of \avOdvca. Xd0os, cos, TO, Dor. for X7)Oos, Xr)0r).
dumb,
Xd0pa, v. sub XdOprj. Hence one's share; esp. of the gods, KT)O Adx* yeivoftvov Xa0paios, a, ov, also os, ov, secret, hidden, stealthy, Fate had him given over to her at his birth hence covert. Adv. -cos, Sup. XaOpaioTara. also of to protect as the tutelary deity of a place (Aaflfn^ Xd0prj, Ep. and Ion. Adv., Att. Xd0pa men, to obtain for one's share: later, to obtain by in- secretly, by stealth, covertly, insensibly : c. gen. without one's knowledge ; Kabfjieiajv \dOpa. without the knowheritance, succeed to. 3. absol. to draw lots : to obtain an office by lot, to cast lots for : c. inf., o Aaledge of the Cadmeans. = XdOprj. X<uv TToXffj.apxffiv he who had the lot to be polemarch Xa0pT]86v, Adv. Adv. -a;s. [i] absol., ol \ax<JVTf$ those on whom the lot fell. 4. XaGpCBios, a, ov, poet, for XdBpios. as Att. law-term, Xayxdveiv o'uerjv nvi to sue one at Xd0ptos, ov, (Xa6pa) stealthy, secret, furtive. law hence, Xayxdveiv rov tc\r)pov (sc. Sifcrjv) to sue Xa0po-p6Xos, ov, (Xd0pa, jSaAffi/) hitting secretly.
one by
lot.
1. to
have assigned
to one, to
have for
:
with partitive gen., to receive a share of, become possessed of a thing. III. Causal, in Ep. redupl. aor. 2 AeAaxo^, to put in possession of; \f\a\eiv nva irvpos to grant one the right
for one's inheritance.
II.
Xa0po-8dKVT]S, ov, 6, (Aa#pa, SaKvu) biting secretly. Xa0po-irovs, 6, rj, -TTOVV, TO, gen. iroSos, (Ad^pa,
!
of funeral
share
:
fire.
IV.
intr. to fall to one's lot
or
to be
assigned by
lot.
TO, (Acryws, /3dAAcu) a staff for flinging at hares, also used as a shepherd's crook, Lat.
XoYw-pdXov,
of XavOdvca. Xat-, insep. Prefix, with intens. force, like Xa- or Xt-, found in few compds., as Xai-fj.apyos. XdiYS, 4770$, f), Dim. of Adas, a pebble.
TTOVS) stealthy-paced, silent-footed. Xd0co, Xd0u>v, aor. 2 subj. and part,
XaC0-apYos,
XaiKaâ), f
ov,
= XrjOapyos.
pedum : and XaYwSdptov and

leveret.
d(rofj.ai, (XijKca} to
wench.
XaYco'Siov, r6,
Dim. of Xayws, a
Xayoveaai,
AA"rQ'N,
any hollow
the
ribs,
:
oi/os,
fj,
also o, poet. dat. pi.
Xanca<TTT]s, ov, 6, (Aaidîcu) a wencber : fem. XaiKdo-rpta, a harlot. 'F, STTOS, f), a tempest, storm, hurricane.
,
esp. like fcevfwv, the hollow part below the flank : in pi. Xayoves, the flanks,
TO,
Comic word coined

ov,
as a
pun on
A^fta,
alfjia,
and
Xaiftos.
loins.
Xai-p-apYOS,
ous.
II.
(Aat-,
u,6.pyos)
greedy, glutton-
XaY&>o-(36Xos, ov, (\aya>6$, /SaAefi/) hitting hares. AATXIO'5, ov, 6, Ep. for Aa7cus, Atryos, a hare. XaYwos, a, ov, contr. for Aoâmos, (Aa7a>s) of or from a hare : ra Xayaja. (sub. Kpea) hare-flesh, roast
hare, and generally, dainties, delicacies.
talkative.
Xaifxdarcrti) Att. -TTOJ, (Aaiftos) to bolt, devour : intr. to be greedy.
swallow greedily,
X<un/K]-T6|j,os, ov, poet, for Xaifj.or6fj.os.
XavfJLO-8aKTjS, es, (Aat/Lios, oarceiv} throat-biting.

:
gen. Atryo;, ace. Xaywv and Aa7cO Lat. LEPUS, Ep. nom. XfiY"6s, ov, Ion. also Xcryos: a hare.
6,
AATfl'2,
XaifJioTreSt),
17,
(\at/j.6s, TreS^)
a dog-collar.
II.
a springe for catching

throat.
birds.
Xaifxo-pvTos, ov, (Aat/ios, peaj) gushing
from
the
XdSavov, ro,Xr]âvov.
Xde, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of Aaw, to see. Xdc, dual nom. of Adas a stone. \d.<rcri, Ep. dat. pi. of Aaas a stone. Xa|v, Dor. imperat. of Adô/xat.
AAIMO'2,
cut or severed.
ov, o, the throat, gullet.
Xatjx6-Tp.ir|TOs, ov, (Xaipos,
T^TOS)
with the throat

II.
X<H|XO-TO[JU>S, ov, (Xaiftvs, reu.eiv} throat-cutting.
Xaivtos
pass. Xaip,6Top,os, ov, with the throat cut, severed by the throat.
o), f. iota,
:
405
to imitate the
Lacedaemonians
in
II.
Xatveos, a, ov,
Xdi'vos,
77,
= Xaivos.
manners, dress, etc. hence to speak laconically.

to be in the
[F]
(sub. 71^17), a Laconian land. AaKomajJios, o, (Aaa>j/iû) the imitation of the LaII. a Xaio-T0|xcci>, f. 770*0), (\aiov, Ttftetv) to plough land? cedaemonians in manners, dress, etc. being XaKTTjtov, TO, (Aco~ios) a shield or target lighter in the Lacedaemonian interest, Laconism. than the dams, covered with raw hides. AaKtovuTTTjs, ov, 6, (Aafccavifa*) one who imitates or takes part with the Lacedaemonians, a Laconizer. AAFTMA, T(5, the deep sea. AAT~"O5, TO, a tattered garment, generally, a AaKa)vo-|Aavd, (Ad/ccuv, âvijvai) to be mad after the Lacedaemonians, to have a Laconomania. garment : also a piece of cloth, a sail.
(Aaas) of stone, stony; Xaivov taao Xiruva thou hadst put on coat of stone, i. e. thou hadst been buried in stones, stoned to death. Xaiov, TO, Dor. for Xrjiov. Xaios, a, 6v, left; Acuas \fipos on the left hand; so *7 Aatou on the left. irpos \aia x P
ov,
>l
AaKcoviKos,
conia.
Lacedaemonian interest. Hence ov, Laconian; TO AatccaviKov 77,

:
the
Laconian people
AaKcovis,
77
AatecaviKr],
2. (sub. fcprjitis),
a kind
(sub. 77^), of man's shoe.

I.
I.
La-
tSos, fern,
of Aarccuvifcus,
Laconian woman.
2. (sub. 777), the
>
AauJnrjpo-Spojios, ov, ning.
(Xaiif/rjpos,
Spapeiv) sw'ft-run-
Xanjnrjpos, a, ov, (Xai-, tyaipca) light-footed, swift. XaKaco, Aa/re'a;, XdaKca, to shout, howl. Aduaiva, 77, fern, of Aaiccav, Lat. Lacaena, Laco-
XaXayc'CvTes, XaXaY^vvTi, Dor. for AaAcryoCi'TCs, \a\ayovffi, pres. part, and ind. of AaAcryeo;. XaXaycw, f. rjffca, (AaAc'cu) to prattle, babble: of
birds, to chirrup, chirp.
Hence
nian.
2. (sub. yvvrj), a Laconian woman. AdKaivciv, Dor. gen. pi. of AaKaiva. XdicdvTj, late form for XtKavrj.
XaXd,YT)jxa,aTos,To, (AaAcrye'cu) a prattling, babbling. XaXa(o, to prattle, babble, of water. From
X<xXa, (AaAeaj)
a, prattler, babbler. Xa/\t)p.es, Dor. pres. ind. of AaAta>.
AA~AE',Q, f. 770-0;, to prate, chatter, babble : of birds, Xd-KaraTrvYsuv, ov,(Xa-, KaTairvycav) very lustful, [u] to twitter, chirp: properly, to make an inarticulate XaK6, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of XaaKca. but also, generally, AaiceEatjJLCuv, ovos, 77, Lacedaemon, the capital of sound, opp. to articulate speech Laconia ; also Laconia itself. to talk, talk of. Hence II. a talker, prater. Xttxetv, aor. 2 inf. ciXaaKca. XdXT]|jLa, TO, talk. one that cries ; Xattepvâ KO77, (AaATcu) XaXi]TOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of AaAtcw, to be talked of. a cawing crow XaXtjTTjs, ov, 6, (AaAe'cu) a talker, prater. \aK(pva KVOJV a yelping dog. XilKtco, Dor. for XT] K tea. XaXijTiKos, 17, ov, (AaAta;) given to talking. XaKTjcru>, fut. of XaaKca. XaXt]Tps, iSos, 77, fern, of AaA^TrJs, a gossip.
:
XaKii[a>,
f.
LOOJ Att.
77,
Xanis, Xanioes
ioos,
to), to rend, tear. (XaGKca) a rent, tearing, rending;
XaXia,
77,
(AaAea;) talking, chat, gossip.
II.
form
irtirXcav ragged robes, tatters. XaKio-jxa, OTOS, TO, (XaKiôi) that which
of speech, dialect. XdXios, a, ov, poet, for AaAos.

e
is
torn
in
XaXXai,
at , (AaAea;) pebbles,
from
their babbling in
XdXos, ov, (\a\(a) talkative, chattering : of wings, flapping. Irreg. Comp. \a\iaTepos, Sup. AaAi'aTaTos. XaKKo-irpcoKTOS, ov, (\O.KKCS, wpcaKTus} a lewd perXa|xd, Heb. for what? why? son, an adulterer. Aa|jiax-tirmov, TO, (Aa^taxos, litniov) name Lr = XoLKICultpCaKTOS. Lamachus, little jockey Lamachus. XcUCKO-TT'UYOS, OV, (XflKKOS, 771/777) A'KKO5, 6, any hollow, a bole, pit : a cistern, Xd-p.dxos, ov, (Aa-, ^"X 7?) very warlike, name of tank : also a cellar, storehouse : a pond : also a stew an Athenian general.
;
rags, tatters. Xaxicpros, 77, Lv, (Xarci^ca) tern, rent death by rending.
pi.
the stream.
fiupos XaKLO~Tos
for water-fowl, Lat. vivarium.
wrong form of XO.KKOS. XaK-iroLTTjTOS, ov, (Aa, TraTta;) trampled under foot,
Xdtcos,
trodden down.
[Vet]
Dor. Xaif/ov\a.lov Ep. e\\a0ov Ion. AcieGKOV, imperat. Aa^c, inf. \a0eiv, part. Xafiwv, ovaa, 6v plqpf. d\^(peiv pf. fi\rj(pa Ion. XeXafirjKa.
XajjiJ3dvco
:
fut. \rji//oâi Ion. Xap.\ôp.ai
pai, -evyuat
:
aor. 2
XaKTi^w, f. tVcu Att. iu, (Ad^) to kick with the heel or foot, stamp or trample on ; XatcTifciv TOV irfaovTa to trample on the fallen. 2. absol. to kick ; \atcTifav Trpus Kevrpa to kick against the pricks also to
:
Med., aor.
Orjv
:
kXaôjjLrjv,
:
Ep. redupl.
inf.
Xf\a@(aOai
Pass., fut. \Tj(f>9r)yo/jLai

pf.
ei\r)fi/Mii
aor. I iXrj(p8T]v Ion. i\dfj.(ppoet. XeXrj fJ.fJ.ai Ion. Ae'Aa^/wu.
Hence struggle convulsively, throb. Xd.KTi(rp,a, TO, a kick : a trampling on. Xaicrio-Tf|S, ov, o, (AaTt'(y) one who tramples; \aKTiaT7js \r]vov a treader of the wine-press. ACLKCOV, ojvos, u, a Laconian or Lacedaemonian; and
as Adj.
hold of, grasp, seize ; when this action a part, the part is put in genit., as, TTJV TTTCmetaph., pvyos \a@ev he caught her by the wing also, absol. to (ppevl \a@(iv to grasp with the mind : to keep hold of, Med. understand, comprehend grasp tight : also to get hold of, make one's own :
To
take, take
refers to
Laconian:
fern.
AaKaiva.
Hence
metaph., XafitaOai rwv vpwv
to take to the hills.
II.
406
AAO'S.
come
clear-sighted. dent, notorious.
2. to
to catch, come upon, overtake: of things, to take away, 2. Att. to meet with, find, find out, decarry off. III. to take in, receive hospitably, entertect.
be or become clear, evibrilliantly

:
Xap/rrp&s, Adv. of
irpoTara.
\afJLirpus,
Sup. Aa/i-
IV. to gain, win, procure, acquire. bind one by oath. Xafi(3dvfiv riva op/tioifft to
tain.
V. VI.
VII. metaph. to take a thing in a particular sense. to have given one, receive, get : in Med. to have to
2. of a woman, to conceive. 3. oiKrjv wife. AajSetV to receive, i. e. exact, a penalty, Lat. sumere : but also in the opposite sense, to suffer punpoenas ishment, Lat. dare poenas.
XajATTTtos, ov, Ion. for Aîrrt'os, verb. Adj. of fiavaj, to be taken.

Xajjurrrjp, fjpos, 6,
(\dfjnroj)
Aa^-
burning lamp.
wood
a stand or grate for in: a beacon-light watch-fire : a torch,

,
sub X. Xdp,|38a, TO, indecl., v. a fabulous monster said to feed AajJiia, f], (Aa/*o$) on mans flesh, a vampire, a bugbear to children.
the torch-race, Xap,ira8ir]-Spo|ji.ta,i7, (Xafjnrds, Spupos) an Athenian ceremony at the festivals of Prometheus, Vulcan and Minerva, in which the runners carried the joint altar of these gods in lighted torches from After the the outer Cerameicus to the Acropolis. Persian war Pan received a like honour. a carrying of torches, = Xa/J.iraXa|Aira8ir]<t>opia, 77,
SrjopofjLta.
Xajjiimr)p-ov)(Ca, 17, (Xafjmrrjp, ex 6') a holding of torches; \afj.irrrjpovxiai the beacon-watches. XajjiTTTfjp<ri, dat. pi. of AO/ZTTT^P.
AA'MIIfl,
f.
\f/oj
aor. I
e'Aaâ
pf.
to shine, to be bright, brilliant, radiant. to be clear, ring loud and clear.
AeAa/ira 2. of sound,
:
3.
metaph.
to
II.
shine forth, be conspicuous or illustrious. trans, to make to shine, light up : Pass, to shine.
II. Xdp,vpos, a, ov, (Aa/ôs) yawning, profound. III. metaph. bo Id, wanton: voracious, gluttonous. of women, coquettish : wayward, arch. Hence
Xa^vpus, Adv. greedily: Comp.
X.ap.vpoTfpov.
From
:
Xan/rraST]-(|>6pos, ov, (Xafinds, (ptpu) torch-bearing as Subst., XapiraoTjcpupos, 6, a torch-bearer. II. TO, Dim. of Xafj-irds, a small torch.
Aap,c}>{Kjvai, Ion; aor. I pass. inf. of \apl3dva}. Xapuj;o|juu, Ion. for Xfaofuii, fut. of Aa/i^my.
fut.
XofAirdSiov,
XavOdvo) or AH'Ofl, whence the tenses are formed aor. 2 eX&Oov Xâca Dor. Xaou) pf. XeXiyOa
: :
:
a bandage
for
wounds.
Xan/jraS-ovxos, ov, (Xapirds, ex 6') torch-carrying, bright-beaming, flashing.

Xajiiras, aSos, lantern, lamp.
Spofj.ia.
57,
(Adfwrcu) a torch : also a light, 2. the torch-race, like Xa^Trabr)-
II. as
Adj., poet. fern, of \afjnrpus,
gleam-
ing with torches.

Xdp/irco-Ke, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of Aa/rcy. Xap,iTTaco, poet, for Xdfj.iroj, to shine, flash, only in
Ep. part. Aa^nreToow.

XajjLTrtTirjs, ov,
6, fern.
XaîreTis, toos, (Adjinra;) the
c. ace. pers., Adtfei' "Eitropa he 2. with part., Xavescaped the notice of Hector. ddvei KXtirruv he escapes notice while stealing, i. e. he steals without being seen, (where XavOdva is best expressed by an Adverb, unawares, secretly} : also with a pass, part., as, JWT) oiatyOapds XdOy lest he perish without himself knowing it; also with the ace. of the pers. pron. added, as, e'cus GCLVTGV Xd6r)S diappayeis until, thou mayest not observe thyself having burst in twain, i. e. mayest burst without being thyself
(XeXrjOeiv unseen, unnoticed;

plqpf.
to
escape or elude notice, to be
lustrous one.
aware of
-fj,
AA'MHH,
Aap-iros, Bright.
-
the
scum or coating which gathers on

(Xafj-iroj) lustre.
liquors left to stand. Xcr p,irr)8a>v, ovos, 77,

o,
it. II. Causal, in pres. XtjOdvo), aor. I to Xrjaa, redupl. Ep. aor. 2 XeX&Oov, subj. AeAci0j7 make to III. Med. and Pass, : hence,
:
forget Xav6avop,ai or XT|0op,cu

fj.ai
fjirjv
fut. A^cro/xat
:
(Aa/my) one of the horses of Morn,

(Aa/ii77(y,
paullo-post fut.
:
X(Xrjcrofji.ai
:
aor. I
pass.
kX-qaOrjv
pf.
:
Dor. Xaatvmed. eAa#oAe'Aô-ât, Ion. and

aor. 2
to forget, lose the
Xdp,ir-ovpos, ov,
ovpa) bright-tailed
as a
Ep. XcXaofjLai part. AeAao"//eVos
dog's name, Firetail.
memory
of.
Aap/rrpos, d, 6v, (Xdftirca} bright, brilliant, radiant; -2. of the voice, clear, Xapirpov vowp limpid water. distinct. 2. of the \v'md,fresb, keen. 3. metaph.
evident, clear, manifest.
II.
Xavos, Xavw, Dor. for Xrfvus, Xrjvov. AA'H, Adv. with the heel or foot ; Aa be trodden underfoot.
XaijcuTos,
17,
-nartiaQai to
brilliant, magnificent^, splendid.
of men, Hence
illustrious,
ov,
hewn
in stone.
From
:
Xa|6vla>, (Aas,
II.
Xap/irpoTijs, T^TOS,
f],
brilliancy, splendour.
to hew Xais, (Aao/mi) an allotment of land.

ea>) to
cut stones
in stone.
metaph.
distinction^
77,
Xap/irpcxjxovta,
splendour : munificence. loudness of voice. From

:
Xa|is,
tos, 6,
Xao|Aat, Ion.
Dor. for Xfjis, cessation. for Xrjgofjiai, fut. of Xayx avo}
Xap,irpo-<|>a>vos, ov, (Xapirpos, (poavrj) loud-voiced. XajAirpvveo, f. ijvca : Med., aor. I kXa^-npvvd^v
Pass.,
to 3 sing. pf. \c\dftirpvvTai (Xa/j.irp6s*) II. Med. to pride onebright or brilliant. to III. self on a thing in. distinguish oneself Pass, to become bright; Aa/r/>i;W0at op/waiv to be: :
Xdo-8dp,us, avros, 6, (Aaos, Sa/zdcw) man-subduing. Xao-ôos, ov, (Aaas, ê'w) stone-cutting : as Subst., Aaooos, o, a sculptor.
Xuo-ira0T|s,
e's,
make
(Aaos, -rraOeiv} suffered by the people.

:
Xao-iropos, ov, (Aaos, irvpos] conveying the people. the people : AA'O'5, ov, o, Ion. XTJOS Att. Xcws
407
the soldiery, host, army ; also a landarmy opp. to a fleet ; also the common men opp. to II. in plur. Aaoi, the subjects of a their leaders.
in
the
II.
AA'20H,
inf.
77,
mockery,
insult.
Aao-0T]p.v, Dor. for XacrO^vai, \qa6rjvai, aor. I pass, of XavOdvca.
prince.
Xacri-avxT)v, epos, (Ado*tos,

irreg.
avx 1?") wi'h shaggy

(Adatos,
neck.
gen. of Adas, a stone. Xu.o-o'epYjs, es, (Aaos, ae'/3o/zat") revered by the people. Xdocr-aoos, OP, (Xa6s, o"6i/a>) rousing or stirring
Xdos,
Adcri6-0pii, rptyos, 6, haired.

j
77,
Opi) shaggy-
nations.
'
hairy.
o,
Xdcrios, a, OP, Att. os, op, shaggy with hair or wool, II. shaggy with bushes, bushy. (Akin to
stone,
Xuo-TKT(ov, OPOS, mason.

Xdo-TtvaKTOS,
(Adas, TfKTOJv) a worker in
Saavs.) [a]
Hence
(the tenses formed from obsol. *Aa*e'aj,
:
Xa<ri6-<TTpvos, OP, (Ado*tos, o"Teppop) with hairy chett.

|
OP, (Adas, Tipdao"cu) stirred by a stone. Xdo-Tp6<j>os, OP, (Aaos, Tp(<f>oj) nourishing the people. Xdo-Tuiros, OP, (Adas, TyTTTcu) cutting stones : as Subst., AOOTVTTOS, o, a stone-cutter, stone-mason.
AA'SKIi,
Ad/aw)
:
fut. Xaftrjo-ofMi
:
aor. I
(Xattrjaa [a]
aor. 2
fXdKov, inf. Aa/tcfp pf. XeXd/ta. Ion. \\r)/fa, Ep. part, fern. AeAdVcvra Med., aor. 2 (XaKofJiTjv, Ep. redupl.
:
Xdo-<j>06pos, OP, (Aaos, (pOfipca) ruining the people.
AeAatfo/iT/p,
whence 3
:
Xdo-^>6vos, OP, (Aaos, *0tpcu) slaying the people. Xdo-(j>6pos Att. Xa>-<J>6pos, OP, (Aaos, 0tpcu) bearing people ; Xaotyupos u86s a road, highway. Xdirdâ), f. feu, = uXairdfa, to plunder, spoil, pillage: also, to carry off. Xairdpd Ion. -pi], 77, the soft part of the body be-
clash, crash, crackle
scream
of things, but also of dogs, to :
to ring, AeAdtfopTO [a] of axles, to creak : commonly II. of animals, to shriek, III. of men, to howl, bay.
plur.
tween the
Properly
ribs
and
hips, the flank, loins, Lat. ilia.
speak loud, shout, shout forth : rarely to sing. Ado-fai, Dor. for \rfoca, fut. of Aaptfdpcu. 0705, 77, a drop of wine. AaTO-Yviqs, cs, (AaTa;, *76PO>) born of Latona.
AATA3,
AdTop.eu>,
fern,
of Xairapus.
Xairdpos,
d, OP, (Aa7rda>) slack, loose, relaxed.

T),
AA'IIH,
phlegm, Lat. pitulta
metaph., dvyXiy
Xdira in sunless damp,
cf. Virgil's loca senta situ, [a] Xdirfjvat, aor. 2 pass. inf. of AaTTTW. the Lapithae, a Thessalian people in the Adm0cu, ol,
(AOTOÔS) to quarry stones. Hence a stone-quarry. Xd-TOp-os-, 6, (Ads, reftvoj) a stone-cutter, quarry-man. Aarpeia, 77, (AaTpevcu) hired labour, service, servitude : esp. the service of the gods, worship. Xdrpevp-a, TO, hired service, servitude: esp. service
f.
77o~a>,
AdTOfiia,
77,
heroic age, conquerors of the Centaurs. [("] to lap Xdirro), fut. ifju: aor. I 4'Aaâ: pf. Xe\&(pa with the tongue, like Lat. lambo : generally, to drink, drain, suck. (Formed from the sound.)
:
Xdpivos, 77, OP, (Xapos) fatted, fat. = XdpCs, t5os, 77, \dpos, a gull. Adpiaa Ion. Atjp-, 77, Larissa, name of many Greek cities, esp. of one in Thessaly. Hence
Adptcratos,
a, OP,
II. a slave. From to the gods, worship. XarpctKO, f. GO), (Xdrpis) to work for hire or 2. to serve, be bound or enslaved to, c. dat. pay. / i. to serve but also c. ace. pers. to serve. pers. the gods, c. dat. Xdrptos, ct, OP, of a servant or service. From old Xdrpis, tos, 6 and 77, a hired servant, Lat. latro :
paid
generally,
a servant,
slave.
Larissaean, of or from Larissa. AapiciSiov, TO, Dim. of Xdp/tos. [/cf] o, a basket for charcoal, a coal-basket.
AA'TPON,
Aavixdvu],
tain.)
TO, pay, hire; Xdrpcav drfpOf without

Xai/j-os, the
rent or quittance.
77,
AATKO2,
AA'PNAB,
:
throat.
(Deriv. uncer-
CLKOS,
77,
coffer, box, chest:
a cinerary
urn
an
ark.
o,
AAT'PA
Ion. Xavipi],
:
77,
an
alley, lane,
narrow
AATO2,
rant,
AA PO'2.
a ravenous sea-bird, the gull, a cormo[a, except in one passage.]

d,
:
passage between bouses

ravine, defile.
II.
also
a pass between rocks,
a sewer, drain.
OP,
dainty, sweet, pleasant
irreg.
Sup. Xapwraros curs as Adv.

>,
but the reg.

to
Comp. Xaporfpov
oc-
Ad4>t>Yp.6s, o, (XaQvaacu') greediness, gluttony. PA, rd, spoils taken in war, Lat. spolia.
AA'^T"
Kafyvp-ayuiyta),
f.
770*0),
to
make
booty
of.
From
(Acpu7f)
Att.
fut.
scream, screech.
iw,
c
(Aap7f)
.
to
bawl,
bel-
outdo in shouting. ,j , AA'PTFH, gen. vyyos, 6, the larynx or upper part of the windpipe : also the gullet, throat. Xa<|>vo-cra> Att. -TTG>, fut. feu, (AOTTTCU) to su'allow of men, to eat gluttonously, Xds, Ados, o, a stone, Att. contr. for Adas. greedily, eat up, devour: AA'2A"NON, TO, always in pi. a trivet or stand for gorge, Lat. helluari. Hence a pot, a gridiron. II. Lat. lasanum, a Xac|>ijo-Tios, a, OP, gluttonous. nightlow.
li, to
IS ~
ayai) carrying off booty. to sell booty. From Xa4>vpoiT(>>Xeci>, f. rjaca, Ad(j>vpo-moAi]S, ov, u, (\d<pvpa, TiwAecu) a retailer of booty, Lat. sector.
Xaûp-aYWYDSjOpÂd^vpa,
stool.
[A3] XdcrSco, Dor. for Adbv, imperat. of Adô/iat. Xu.a-6vip.cu, Dor. for \rjaofj.at, fut. med. of Ka.vda.vu
AA'XAI'Nn,
:
f.
apa)
aor. i
lAdx^pa
to dig.
I pi. Xacr6V(Xo-0a, for \rj<r6(j.eOa.
Xaxavevaj. f. o-cu, (Aaxapop) to plant with potherbs: Med. to gather herbs. , OP, (Aaxapop, Xi^ta} gather ing herbs.
408
(Xa-âvov] to gather herbs. Hence Xaxavurp,6s, 6, a gathering of herbs. \d\oivov, TO, (Xa.'xa.Lvoj) mostly in pi. Xax^-va, ra, garden-herbs, opp. to wild plants, potherbs, vegetables,
.
Aio'r/7?.
aor. 2
(\eyr)v:
:
XfKTO
Zr-4J
r
,
pf. ciXey/jtai
Ep. aor. 2 pass. or Xf\cyfj,ai
tXeyprjv, 3 sing. I. Act. 7'O
greens, garden-stuff, Lat. olera.
2.
rd \dxava
the
/o /ay asleep, lull to sleep: Pass, and Med. II. to lay in order, arLIE, to lie down. Med. to gather range, and so to gather, pick up :
TO
vegetable-market, the green-market.

Xaxfivo-irwXir]S, ov, 6, (\dxavov, TrcuAecu)
for oneself: hence

a green-
grocer:
i8os,
77,
fern.
XSxSvo-irtoXT|Tpia, and
sells
to choose, pick out. III. to IV. to recount, reckon, count, tell or reckon up. tell, relate : hence to speak, say, utter : also of ora-
woman who
garden-stuff.
Ep. for e'Aaxe, 3 sing. aor. 2 o Xdxeia, either for lAax eta feni. of tXaxys, small; or fem. of an Adj. \a\vs (from Xax.a.iv(a) well-tilled,
Xdx
declare : it is used later to express any communication by word of month; Xeyeiv Kara TIMS to accuse one c. inf., \eyeiv riva TTOKIV ri to tell,
cles, to say,
:
fertile.
Xdxîv, aor. 2
inf.
of \ayxdvca.
Adxôns, gen. ecus Ion. tos, 77, (AayfH') Lachesis, II. one of the three Fates, the disposer of lots.
lot, destiny,
ri, to say something, i, e. to speak to the purpose; opp. to Xtyeiv ouSeV, to say nothing to the purpose: also, like Lat. dicer e, to speak of, mean, refer to, as, ei'acu Kop.iov ov, Kacrdvdpav Pass. Ae\fyoj, go thou within, 7 mean Cassandra
bid,
command ; Xcyeiv
fate.
yerai,
it is
said,
on
dit
T<)
Xfyoftevov, absol. as the

booty, pillaging.
^XT],
?7,
Xaxvatos,
(AaxcuVcw) a digging. a, ov, woolly, hairy, downy.

fj,
saying goes.
From
the soft
Xe-qXao-Ca,
77,
f.
a driving
770*0;,
off"
From
AA'XNH,
Xaxviqeis,
soft
:
woolly hair,
down :
Hence
nap
Xc-qXarcco,
to
to drive
away
booty, drive cattle,
or pile on cloth
sheep" s-wool.
fffffa, fv,
woolly, hairy.
Xaxvo-yvtos, ov, (Xdxvri, yvlov} with hairy limbs. Hence Xa-xvos, 6, = Xdxvrj, wool.
Xaxvoca,
f.
uffoj,
to
make hairy:
Pass, to
grow
make booty : hence to plunder, despoil. From Xc-T]XdTqs, ov,. 6, (Aet'a, cXavvca} one who drives off booty, a plunderer, marauder, [a] AEI'A Ion. XTJIT], 77, booty, plunder, esp. of cattle ; hence what can be driven off as booty.
downy.
Xaxv-wS-rjs, es, (Xa\vrj, tloos) like down, downy. XSxoC-qv, Att. for Xaxoip.i, aor. 2 opt. of Xayxdvca.
AETBH,
Xeiaivco, fut. Aetai/6a>, Ion. and Ep. for Xeaivca. to pour, pour forth: ^cy: aor. I e'Aet^ct
:
AA'XO2, TO, (AaxftV) one's lot, fate, destiny. II. the portion obtained by lot, a lot, share, portion, [a]
Xaxwv,
aor. 2 part, of \ay\dvca.
fut.
Xai|;v|juu and XGUJ/OVJACU, Dor. Xdij/ajv, fut. part, of Xatrro).
of Aa///3aVcu.
II. to mostly like OTIZVOOJ, to pour a libation. let flow, shed: Med. to flow, run, trickle; \ei@eaOat Satcpvois to melt into tears hence to melt or Pass, to be moistened, bedewed. pine away : Xeiop,cu, Ion. and poet, for \.rjtofMi.
:
Xcuj/n, Dor. 2 sing. aor. I med. subj. of Xap&avoj. A.A.'l, @\iraj, to see, behold, look at; old Ep. word used by Horn, in part. Xawv and Ep. 3 sing,
Xeiijvav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 1 of Xfiaivcu. Xenqvas, Ep. aor. I part, of \faivca.
Xet|xa,
a/cos,
77,
^Xei^wv, a meadow
Xeip-jAa, aTOS, TO, (Xeiirca}

Xcip-civ, avos, 6, (Aet/3a;)
impf. Xde. [a]
: a garden. a remnant, remains. any moht grassy place, a
*AA'fl, =
Xeaiva,
Xcaivto,
:
QtXo), to
wish
see AcD.
meadow, mead, Lat. pratiim.

,
77,
f.
fem. of XCGJV, a lioness. Aeaz/w Ep. \ciavcca: aor.

:
aSos, poet. fem. of Xeifjuuvios; vvfityrj Aej-
(Xtrjva Ep.
meadow-nymph.
os, a, ov, (AetjudV) of a meadow. Xeijjiams, t5os, poet. fem. of Act/idVtos. XeijAwvoOcv or -0e, Adv. (X(i[Mv<from a
to smooth, polish, work smooth ; Xtrjva (Acfos) Xcaivfiv KtXtvOov to smooth the way. II. to rub smooth, bray or pound in a mortar : to de-
meadow.
stroy.
III.
metaph.
to
smooth away, smooth or
soften
down.
fj,
Xeio-Ytvcios, ov, (Xfios, yevtiov} smooth-chinned. XCIO-KVJJLCOV, ov, (Aefos, aG/xa) with gentle waves.
fem. of Xfavrrjp. a polisher. II. Xtprjs, T^TOS, o, (Aei'/8a>) a kettle, caldron. the basin in which the purifying water (xtp^t^) was handed round : but also, a sort of basin which was struck like a cymbal at the funerals of the Spartan III. a cinerary urn. kings. Xe-yecov, wi/os, o, Gr. form of the Lat. legio, a legion. Xfyop^s, XYOVTI, Dor. for Xcyopev, Xifovai, I and 3 pi. of Xeyfu.
Xedvreipa,
XeavTTjp,
77pos, o, (Xfaivca)
XIO-HITOS, of the warp.

XciovT-q,
77,
ov, (Xfios, /X/TOS)
smoothing the threads
poet, for Xeovrrj, a lion's skin.

b,(X&(t>v, p-o-x^f} poet, for
XciovTO-udx'qs, ov,
XCOVT Xtovr
a lion-flghter.
for XetovTO-TrdXirjs, ov, o, (Xeow, rraATy) poet, wrestler with a lion.
,
AEFO2,
c.
a, ov, or
os, ov, Lat.
LAEVIS,
AETH,
fut.
of the ground, smooth, level, flat; of the sea, gen., Aefos -rrerpdeuv level and free from rocks.
3.
smooth: smooth:
2.
f.
:
Ae'cu:
aor. I
aor. I
Xtoiw.i
\â: lAâî/
:
rf.
aXoxa:
I pass.
Med.,
;
with a smooth chin, beardless.

soft, gentle.
metaph. smooth,
Pass., fut.
Aexô(Xexfyv,
ftai: paullo-post fut.
AeAefo^tai: aor.
XCIOTTJS, ryTos,
77,
(Acfos) smoothness.
409
Xeiovcri, poet, for Xtovai, dat. pi. of Xtcav. Xciirreov, verb. Adj. of \fiiroj, one must leave.
AE'KOS,
XCKTIKOS,
eloquent.
:
tos, TO,
17,
a dish, plate, pot, pan.
dv,
II.
Affycu: aor. 2 act. (Xfrrov, inf. pf. \e\onra (aor. I tXeufia only in late writers) Med., fut. XetyofMi in pass, sense Pass., fut. Aei<-
AEI'IIIl,
f.
(Xeyoi) good at speaking, fluent, suited for speaking.
OrjaofMi, paullo-post. fut. AfAcfyo/wu : aor. l t\d(f>OTJV: aor. 2 I \iTnjv []: pf. AeAet/i/ucu: plqpf. \\eif*Lat. to leave, leave remaining: of firjv : dying persons, to leave behind, bequeath : so in Med.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Xiy<u. oV, (Af7o;) gathered, chosen, picked 77, II. uttered, spoken, said: to be out. spoken. XKTpov, TO, (A^ycy) a couch, bed, Lat. lectus : A/c-
XKTO,
XCKTOS,
LINQUO,
2.
TpovSf to bed.
2. in pi. the
marriage-bed, marriage.
XeXSfBeo-Ocu,, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf.
med. ofXap.&av<t).
to
leave behind one,

to
II.
rial.
bequeath, leave as a memo-' desert in danger, abandon, forleft, left
sake.
Pass, to be
behind, left re-
XeXaOrj, 3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 subj. of XavQavw. XcXdOovro, XeXaOto-Oto, XeXa0<r0cu, 3 pi. indie., 3
sing, imperat.,
pf.
,
maining.
2. to be left
behind in a race: pf part.
and
pi.
inf.,
aor. 2
med. of XavQavw.
AcAetyu/zeVos, left behind, lingering behind, inferior to: absol. to stay behind. 3. c. gen. to be left without: to come short of..,be inferior, worse, weaker
of Xao~K(u.
3
than another.
4. to he wanting or lacking. intr. in Act. to he gone, fail, .disappear : to be
III.
want-
ing, cease, Lat. deficere. Xeipioeis, eoaa, tv, (XeLpiov) of or like a lily, lilywhite, delicate. AEI'PION, TO, a lily, the white lily, Lat. lilium. Xeicrros, see XrjiaTos. ov, (Xaos, \eus~) of the people, Ion. for Att. 5r)/j.uo~io$.
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 med. of. XaaKu. fem. of XaoK<a. XfXap,|jiat, Ion. pf. pass, of Xap-fiavot. X*Xacru,ai, Ion. and Ep. pf. pass, of XavOavta. XcXaxov, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of Xayx ava}
Ep.
pf. part.
XeXAx". Ep.
, ,
redupl. aor. 2 subj. of
Xayx av(a
Xtiros or XCITOS,
\6iTOVp"Yw,
f.
rjffQ},
duties, to
do
the state service
(XfiTovpyos) to perform public at Athens, to serve :

II.
public offices at one's own cost: cf. \cirovpyia. to minister as a priest, officiate. Hence
X.etTOVp'yia,
i.
77,
a public service:
office
at
Athens a liturgy,
or charge, which the richer citizens discharged at their own expense, properly in rotation, but also voluntarily or by appointment. II.
e.
a burdensome public
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of Aenrcu. pf. pass. inf.. of AetTrcu. nom. pi. irreg. pf. part, of Aft'x^ pf. pass, of \fvoj. Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of Xfyo). pf. of XavOavca. XcXtjKa, Ion. pf. of XaoKca part. XcXrjKws. of Xap.ftavo). \(\-r\[L\ia.i, poet. pf. pass, XXir](rp,ai, Ion. pf, pass, of XavOdvoa: but XtXTjorjiat, pf. pass, of Xrjiofj.aj.. of AtAa/o/iat, (and therefore XcXiiju-ai, old Ep. p
, ,
:
divine service,
XeiTOvpyiKos,
stering.
whence our word Liturgy. rj, 6v, performing public service, mini-
From
properly \(\i\rjf*ai), to strive eagerly, long for, be zealous for : part. \eXtrj /j.fvos, zealous, hasty, eager. XeXi|xp.cvos, pf. pass. part, of \ITTTOJ. \(\o-ya, pf. of \cy<u. deXeXoYio-fievcJS, Adv. pf. pass. part, of XoyifriMLi,
liberately, advisedly.
XciT-ovp-yos, 6v, (\iros or Aefros, tpyov) performII. a priest, ing public drtties, serving the state. minister of God.
a tree-moss, lichen. hence a lichen-like eruption on the skin, scurvy the ground, a blight, canker.
771/05, o,
AEIXH N,
AEI'Xfl,
poet,
for
4AeAo7xt, 3
sing,
plqpf,
of
II.
:
of
to
XeXotira,
pf.
of
\fiirea.
XeXovp,Vos,
pf. part. pass,
f.
cy
:
aor. i eAftfa
irreg.
Lat.
LINGO,
lick
to lick
up
hence
of
ov,
pf part. AcAetx/ioTes.
Xtyca)
XtuJ/as, aor.
I part,
Xeifica.
XeiuVavij-XoYos,
(Xetyavov,
gathering
of Xvp.aivop.at. [y] XeXvvro, Ep. for XtXvvrat, 3 pi. pf. pass, of Xvo) Ae'AwTO, 3 pi. plqpf. pass. XcXvTO, Ep. for XfXvotTO, 3 sing. pf. opt. pass, of Ai>o>.
XeXTJ|xa(T|j.ai, pf. pass,
:
remnants.
XeXfa>j3i]|i.ai, pf.
in pass, sense of X<afiaop.ai.
XeuJ/avov, TO, (Ae/Trw) a piece left, remnant, relic, AE'MBOS, o, a small boat with a sharp prow, a wreck : in plur. remains, remnants, Lat. reliquiae. felucca. that which is peeled off, peel, Ai\|/-ij8ptGv, TO, (Ae/TTcy, {/8cup) an ill-watered dis\(\i\na, aTos, TO, (AtTrcu) trict near mount Fames in Attica. husk, skin, scale. Xeicov, o, poet, for AeW, hence Ep. dat. Xeiovffi. Xevrtov, TO, the Lat. linteum, a linen cloth, napkin.
XcKavr], XeKavCs,
77,
77,
:
of \(Kavri
TTcaXeoj)
Hence (Ae'/cos) a dish, pot, pan. [a] XeKiiviov, TO, XcKdvicrKi], 77, Diminutives a little dish or pan, platter.
ov, 6,
Xeeo, Ep.
p.ai, to lie
for Aeat, down.

fj,
aor. I imperat.
med. of A702.
Xegis, tus,
(Xtyaj) a speaking, speech.

I
a wny
XeKtOo-ireSXirjs,
fem. -iro>Xis, tSos, (\etti6os, a pulse-porridge seller.

o,
of speaking,
Xo,
diction, style. Ep. for Ae'cu, aor.
med. imperat. of
AE'KT0O2,
pulse-porridge.
p.ai, to lie
down.
410
6-rj
Aeo^re?]
contr. Xcovrt] (sub. Sopa),
a, ov, (Aea>v)
77,
lion's skin,
properly fem. of AeovTeos.
, T;TOS, ness, leanness.
77,
(ACTTTO'S) thinness, fineness, slightII.
metaph.
subtlety.
X6vTios,
of a lion
lion-like.
XeovT6-Su|>pos, ov, (Aecyv, 5t<pos) in chariot drawn by lions. X60VTO-K4>aXos, ov, (AeW, KftpaX-rf) lion-headed.
hence
XCOVTO-TTOVS,
o,
77,
TTOVV, TO, (Aecwv, TTOVS) lion-footed.
XOVTO-<J>OVOS, ov, (\fcav, *<e'va;) lion-killing.

XeovTO-tfjopos, ov, (Aea'v,
<f>epca)
lion-bearing.
lion's
do fine work: overmuch, deal subtly, quibble. Xcirr-ovpYTjs, es, (AetTTos, epyov) finely worked. Xeirr-oup-yos, ov, (ACTTTO'S, epyov) producing fine work. XiTTO-i5<j>^|S, cs, (ACTTTOS, iKpaivof) finely woven, [u] XeiTTO-\|;a,p,aOos, ov, (Af TTTOS, ââôs) withfine sand.
Xcirrovp'ytw,
f.
riffoj,
(AeTrrovp'yos) to
to refine
XOVTO-4>w|s, t's, (Ae'cuv, (}>vr)) of lion nature. XcovTO-xXcuvos, ov, (Aea>v, xAafva) clad in
skin.
XCTTTVVCO, f. ww, (AeTTTos) to beat out : Pass, to grow lean.
make
thin
to thrash,
broad leather strap or band, fastening the yoke round the neck, and passing between the fore legs to join the girth (fjLaaxa\iarrjp}. Xciraios, a, ov, (AeTras) of a scaur or crag: craggy.
TO, a
AE'IIAANON,
Xcirrws, Adv. of AfTTTos, slightly : subtly. Xeirtlptov, TO, Dim. a small husk, thin rind.
From
Xeir-apyos, ov, (AeVos, dp-yos) with white skin or

feathers. Xeiras, TO, (AeVa>) a bare rock, scaur, crag. Xeiras, a5os, 77, a limpet, Lat. patella, from its clinging to the rock (AeTras).
Xeirijpov, TO, (AeTros) a shell, husk, rind. fut. \Jjca : aor. i 4'Aeâ : to strip off the hiisks or rind, to peel or bark. Aepva, 77, Lerna, a marsh in Argolis, the abode of
AEU&,
the Hydra
Ao-{3iaco,
hence Acpvatos, a, ov, Lernaean. From Lesbian women. aSos, 77, (A0"ôs) a Lesbian woman.
to imitate the
a limpet-shaped drinking-cup. 77, (AeTras) X6iri86op,ai, Pass. (Aetri's) to be covered with scales.
Xira<nnf|,
AecrBtos, a, ov, (Aeo*/3os) Lesbian of Lesbos.
Hence
XcmScoTOS,
77,
ov, scaly, covered with scales; \fjrt8ojII.
From A6<r|360V, Adv. from Lesbos. Ato-pos, 77, Lesbos, a large island on the coast of Asia Minor.
(Xea'xrj) to chatter, gossip.
,
TOS 6wp7} scale-armour. large scales.

Xe-rris, /Sos,
77,
Subst. a fish with

77,
(Ae7cu) a place where people resorted to

the news,
(AeTras)
scale, husk, shell.
talk
in
and hear
:
a lounge, place of public

II.
Xeirpa Ion. XeirpTj, 77, (AeTrpos) the leprosy. XeirpAs, a5os, 77, poet. fem. of \firpos, rough.
Xeirpos, a, ov, (AeTros) scaly, rough: leprous, mangy. Xeirraiclvos, "h, ov, poet, for AeTTTaAeos.
resort
also
a
t
council-hall.
talking, gossip
good
sense, conversation, discussion, debate; irpos

f.
ftr)v
Aeo'x 7? 1'
Xeo-XTlvetJo),
aca, to
conversation with me. Hence chat or converse with.

z;z
XcirraXeos, a, ov, (X^-nr6s)fine, slender, delicate. 5, ov, thin upon thin, thin as can be.
>,
XctryaXeos, a, ov, (akin to Af/pus) wretched, pitiful, melancholy, dismal.

Levite.
[I]
sorry plight,
ov, Att. XcirTO-'yecos, <wv, (Ae'rrTos,

soil.
AexjiT^s, ov, 6, one of the tribe of Levi (Aevf), a
yr})
of a thin or poor
i
Hence
77,
XirTO- yvio|Jui)v, in mind.
ov, gen. ovos, (ACTTTOS,
ov, Levitical. XcvKaivci), (Aev/fos) to whiten, blanch, bleach.
AevtTtKos,
2.
ov, (AeTiTOs, *ypafi/i77)
drawn fine.
:
to
make
bright or light.
ov, (AeTTTOs, ypdffxn}) written fine.

S,
ov,
(AeTTTOS,
to
Se/xa;)
slightly built
XevKGivai, aor.
Xeuxav, Dor. for AetmDv, gen. pi. I inf. of Aeumvcu.

es,
of Aetwos.
slight.
XVK-av0T|S,
f.
(Aeu/tos,
;
XeirTdXoYta),
quibble
:
770*0;,
speak subtly, to chop logic,
white, blanched, pale
avôs) white-blossoming, \evfeavOts Kapa a white head.

to
so too XeirroXoYcop-ai, as Dep.

Ae^ycu)
From
X6VK-av0lco, (\CVKVS, avOos)
have white blossoms :

:
Xeirro-XoYOS, ov, (ACTTTCS,

subtle, quibbling.
speaking subtly,
XeiTTO-p-tTOS, ov, (ACTTTOS, /itTos) of'fine threads. XCTTTOV (sub. vo/jLifffio), TO, a very small coin, about a fourth of a farthing, a mite.
generally, to be white. XUK<XS, aSos, poet. fem. of Aev/cos, white, chalky hence the promontory of Epirus was called Aeu/ras.
XevKols, Dor. gen. fem. of Aetwos.

XcTJK-ao-iTis, t8os, o,?7,(Aewos,
dams}
white-shielded.
XCTTTOS,
sense,
ov, (\Trco) peeled, cleaned of the husks : hence, generally, thin, fine, slender, delicate: in bad
77,
thin,
lean,
III.
meagre.
II.
strait,
nar-
II. /fo (Aetwos) /A*? wAz/g leprosy. white poplar, Lat. populus alba, used for chaplets. X6t)K-if]peT|AOS, ov, (Aevos, tpeT/ôs) wzVA w/Afte or
Xt)KTj,
77,
row.
ToV
slight, small, insignificant ; TO. \enrci TTpo&arojv small cattle, i.e. sheep and goats;
:
foaming
I I
oars.
AeTrra irAofa small craft

fine, delicate.
],
"fj,
of sound, light, slight. IV. metaph.^/ze, subtle, refined ingenious : of the voice,
Ae7TTOT77S.
XVK-T|PI]S, cs, (Acu/fos, dpapew} white, blanched. AcvKiiririBes, at, daughters of Leucippus, nymphs
worshipped at Sparta.
white horses
Xct/K-MTiros, ov, (Aetwos, tVTTos) riding or driving : famous for white horses.
411
XeVKtTTJS [t], OV,
6,=XfVKL>S.
stoning; X(vaifJ.oi dpcu curses that will

XevaifjLos SiKr) the penalty
end
in
stoning;
AeuKO-0i, 77, (XfvK-f), Oed) the white goddess; the name by which Ino was worshipped as a propitious
sea-goddess.
of death by stoning.
Xcvcrp,6s, ov, 6, (\evs, Aevcw) a stoning. Xcvcrtrco, fut. Xevaca (only in late authors), to look
XUKo-0pi|, Tp?xs, Xuico-04ipa, a/cos,

cuirass.
o,
o,
r), 77,
(XCVKOS, 6pt) white-haired. (Aetwos, Ooupa) with white

the stock or wall-flower.
or
gaze upon,
see, behold.
2. absol. to
i.
look; 6 pf)
\fvo~aaiv,
he that
sees not,
XVCTTT|P,
'iov)
Typos, o,
XevKo-tov, TO, (XfVKus,
deserves stoning:
stoning. XCVCD, f. aca, aor.
XtXe-troi-r],
77,
one that is dead. (Aevs, Aeuo;) one who stones or as Adj., XtvOTr p ynopos death by
e.
t
XcvKO-scupxov, ov, gen. ovos, (Atuos,
u/xa) white
with waves, surfy. [0] XcuKo-Xtvov, TO, (\fv/cov, \ivov} white flax for ropes and rigging, used bv the Phoenicians.
XevKO-Xocfxis, ov, o, and Xev(co-Xoc})os, ov, (Acu/cJs, Ao(/)os) white-crested: XevKoXoôv, TO, a white hill.
I pass. \fva6rjv: to stone. (AfiJs): (Ae'xos, -noia) with grassy couch, grasty,
meadowy.
XX-T)PT]S,
es,
I
(Ae'xos, opapfiv) bed-ridden.

part. pass,
Xex0 6 fe,
aor.
eos,
II.
,
of \jtu.
2. a Hence
XcuKO-oircopos, ov, (Acutfos, oTiwpa) with white au-
Xxs,
bier.
tumn fruits.
XeuKO-irdpeios Ion. -irdprjos, ov, (\VKOS, irapeta) fair-cheeked. XcvKo-ireirXos, ov, (Afu/cos, 7re;rAos) white-robed. XcuKo-inrjX'us, v, gen. ecas, (Aer/fos, TTT^XVS) white-
TO, (Xfyoo i) a couch, bed. the marriage-bed: a marriage.

to bed.
Adv.
:os, a, ov,
CPr5, Adv.
,
From slanting crosswise, oblique. slanting, crosswise, a'hwart.

77,
oos contr. oys,
(Aexos)
<*
woman in child-bed,
armed.
Xevico-7rXir)0T|s, cs, (Aey/fus, irXriQos) filled
with whi!e
ov, (Acxctf) of, belonging to child-bed. Aeco-Kopiov, TO, (Af&s, /fopa) the temple of the
or with persons in white. XeVKO-TTOUS, O, T), TTOW, TO,

white-footed
:
daughters of Leos.
gCIl. TToSoS,
(XfVKOS,
TTOl^S)
barefooted.
XeuKO-irpeinqs, (s, (Aeu/cos, TrpeTia;) white-looking. XcuKo-iTTepos, ov, (Afiwos, TTTCpdi/) white-winged. Xevicd-ircoXos, ov, (Acv/fos, 7ra)Aos) with white horses : riding a white horse.
OVTOS, o, Ep. dat. pi. Xfiovoi, Lat. LEO, a metaph. of Artemis, Zet's ac Xeovra yvvaii OfjKf Zeus made thee a lion toward women, i. e. their
lion
:
AETIN,
destroyer.
cious
AETKO'5,
77,
ov, light, bright, brilliant, clear:
of
Xecas, tpyov) all-daring, audaas Subst., Xecvpyos, 6, a knave, villain. Xeu>s, u, 6, Att. for Aaos, nom. pi. Ae<p, people,'
X-O>PYOS, ov, (Adv.

:
II. white, water, bright. gray, hcary: of the skin, i. Xtvwhite, fair, but also, blanched, pale, wan. KOS \pvo~6s, pale (i. e. alloyed) gold, opp. to airctyOos or refined. 3. metaph. fair, happy, joyful, gay. 4. of sound, clear, like Aa/nrpo's. XVKo-<TT<|>if|S, es, (Aeiwos, <TT(p(t)) white-ivreathed.
a.KovTe XCQJ hear O people, the beginning of Athenian proclamations. Xos, Adv., Ion. for Xiav, entirely, luholly. Xco-cr<j)Tepos, ov, (Xfous, atpeTcpos) only in Hdt. 9,
33, Xfct>ff<pfTfpov CTTOirjcavTO Tt<7a/*eVov they
made
him one of their own
people.
XevKo-cTTiKTOS, ov, (Acu/cos,

white, grizzled.
crTt^cu)
speckled with
XVKo-(r<j>i)pos, ov, (XfVKus, ffcpvpov} white-onkled.
Xsv!c6-Tpo4>os, ov, (Aetwus, Tpe^w) white-growing.

Xcvico-<j)aT|S,
e's,
Xco-(f>6pos, ov, (Xetjjs, <pepca) bearing people, frequented: Xfoxpipos (sub. 68c's), 77, a thoroughfare. Xfj, 3 sing, of *Aacu, AcD. XiTY*P<6Vai XTIY^P-^V, Ep. inf. of Xrjfca.
(Xevrcus, <paos} white-gleaming.

<pe'p<w)
AHTH,
f.
QJ,
to
LAY,
allay, abate, like iraixu: c.
XeuKO-<j)6pos, ov, (Xcv/eos,
white-robed.
gen., X-fjyciv
fy
as <p^voio to stay one's hands

;
from
white-browed. IL more freq. intr., to leave off, or cease murder. / c. part., AT;77, (Xevfcos, x' T ^" ) white- from, Xrjyav IptSos to cease from strife coated, [r] also absol. to cease, yoj fvapi^cav I cease slaying : XevKo-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, (XfVKos, xp^'a) make an end. white-coloured : heterocl. ace. Aev/foxP oa XT|83vov, TO, (XrjSov) gum ladanum, gum mastich. XevKo-xp^S^Tos, 6, 77, (XfVKos, xpws) white-skinned. X-pSdpiov, TO, Dim. of Afj5os, a light dress, [a] XeuKoco, f. waca, (XCVKOS) to whiten : to paint white : AH'AON, TO, the mastich, a shrub on the leaves of
XtK-o<j>pvs, v, (Aetwos, XeuKO-xtTtuv, (uvos, 6,
6(f>pvs)
-
Med., XcvKovoOai oirXato whiten \fVKovv TTuSa to bare the foot.
their shields.
II.
which the
,
gum
brjcavov
cos, TO, (Affos")
f und. a thin cloth, light dress.

is
a white
Att. for Xr)'iofj.ai. XVK-U>XVOS, ov, (\(VKOS, wX(vrj) white-armed. , or XijOatos, a, ov, (Xrjdr)) of or forforgetXevKcop,a, TO, (Aev/cos, Aeu/coa;) anything whitened: tablet, for public notices, Lat. album. II. of or from le'he, Lethean. fulness, oblivious. of \avO'vcu: fee XavOavo) n. II. Xevpos, a, ov, (Aetos) smooth, level, even. \t]Qav<a, Causal
smooth, polished. *AET'2, o, = Aaas, a stone

Xcvo-tjios, ov, stoning
;
hence \cv<r ipos Odvaros death by

:
From XrjOapYiKOS, 77, cV, drowsy, slothful. Xt|0apYos, ov, (\rjdrj) forgetting, c. gen.: absol./orgetful, lethargic.
412
XijOcSavos, 17, GV, (XijOdvcu) causing forge(fulness. XtjOeSwv, oVos, 17,. poet, for \rjOrj. \Tj0Tj Dor. XaOa, 77^ (\rjOo /MI) a forged ing, forgetfulness, Lat. oblivio.
II.
A^royo/r/s.
as
god of the wine-press-.
2.
Aî/ato (sub.
ifpa),
rd,
Lethe, the river of obli-
Lenaea, an Athenian festival held in the month Arjvatwv in honour of Bacchus, at which there were dramatic contests, esp. of the Comic poets. 3.
the
vion in the lower world. X-fjOos, TO, Dor. Aa0os,
= XfjOrj.
Arjvaiov, TO, the Lenaeum, or place at the Lenaea were held.

ATJVU.ITTJS,
Athens where
AH'0n,
O/M, whence the
Xt|0o[xai, older form of Ka.v6a.vca, Xa.v6a.vtenses are formed ; see \av9dvcu.
Xir]t-dv6tpa, ?}, (Xifts, avrjp} making prey of men. XTJICIS, aSos, poet. fern. ofXtyf&ot, captive. X-f]i-{3oTT)p, %os, 6, fern. Xiji'-poTCtpa, (Xfyov, 06(rrcca)
crop-devouring.
XijiSios, a, ov, (A7?i's) taken as booty, captive. Xi]iop,ai, Att. XT'OJA<U : fut. \r)iao/juu Ep. \rjiff<ro-
tuu
aor.I
(\m(Tdfj.r)v Att. f\rio~d/j.i)v,
Ep. 3 sing.
:
Pass., pf. \c\r)fffjai : Dep. : (A?7'/'s) \ijiffffaro : seize as booty, make spoil of: generally, to get or II. to plunder, ravage a country. by force.
to
gain
III.
'ov, 6,=Ar)vaiKos. Aiqvauov, wvos, 6, old name of the Att. month TaW\iajv in which the Athenian Lenaea were held, the latter part of Jan. and former of Feb. the seventh month of the Attic year. Dor. Xdvos, ov, rj or o, a trough, Lat. AHNO'IS alveus : I. a wine-vat. 2. a trough for water3. a kneading-trough. ing cattle. Dor. Xavos, eos, TO, Lat. A, wool. aor. I opt. of \rjyc*}. a cessation, end. ecus, 97, (A^YCW)
:
AH"NO5
,
,
LAN
pf. \\rjffOfj.ai occurs in pass, signf., to be spoiled, taken as booty.

XTJIT],
feus, fj, (\T]ofiai appointment by lot, allotment. II. as law-term, a written complaint lodged with the archons, a plea or accusation. 2. \rjis TOV
Ion. for Ac/a.

(\rjiov, vefjua)
K\rjpov
an application for
form
one's lawful inheritance.
Xtjt-vofJtos, ov,
dwelling
later,
among
the
XifjÔ|iai, fut.
of Actual/a;.
for Aaos. ov,
corn-fields.
XTJOS, rare Ion.
AH.'ION,To,acrop, crop of corn:

XTJUS, ioos,
fj,
a corn-field. Ion. for Aeta, booty, spoil. 2. a

of \rjifrftai. (A77i'o/iat) Ep. for Att. XyffTrjS.
I
Xt]irr>s, a,
taken.
II.
verb.
Adj.
neut. \rjirrfov, one
of Aa/z/3-W, to be must take hold: one
herd or flock,
cattle.
must take or
XIJTTTOS,
;
accept.
XT)urcraTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor.

Xir]urTT|p, rjpos, 6,
Xir]un-f|S, ov, 6, Ion. for XgaTT}s.
Xtjicrrcop, opos, 6,
= Xrfiarrjp.
ov, verb. Adj. of Aa///3aj/ce, to be taken or comprehended. Xir]p(), f. 170-0;, (\rjpos~) to be foolish or silly, behave
17,
foolishly; Xrjpe?
c^cw he keeps on acting foolishly.

:
XTJVOTOS or Xcurros, 17, ov, booty, to be won by force.

XTjicrrtis, vos,
f),
(Aiy'/ô/Lwrt)
carried
off"
as
AHTPO2,
Xvjpos, ov,
o, idle talk
6,
frivolousness, nonsense.
XijtTis, fSos,
97,
(ATji's)
(A77i'o/zt) plundering, spoiling. she who makes or dispenses
booty, epith. of Athena.
a small trinket, Lat. leria. Xfjs, 2 sing, of *Aao>, Aa>. Xn<rC|x-ppoTOS, ov, (\rjQca, jSpoTos) taking awares, a cheat.
men un-
XTJITOV [i], TO, Achaian name for the Athen. irpvraVfiov, the town-hall. Properly, neut. of Alyi'Tos. XT|ITOS, rj, ov, (Acws, Aaos) of the people, public.
AHKE'ri
Hence Dor. XaKco, to sound, \dffKta. Xt]Kiv8a, Adv. sounding; iraiêiv A. to beat time. XtjtcvOiov, TO, Dim. of \r)KvOos, a small oil-flask.
From XT]O-|XOO-UVT), f),forgetfulness. XTJO-^WV, ov, gen.oyos, (\r)0aj) forgetting, unmindful. fut. med. of \avOdvoj. Xrjcrofjiai,
XTj(TTia, 97, (\yo~Tfva)} a course of plundering, robbery, piracy, Lat. latrocinium. XTICTTCVO), f. aca, (ATycrT^s) to be a robber or pirate :
c.
AH'KT0O2,
9),
Xfjp,a, TO, (*Aaa> i
an oil-flask, oil-bottle: a casket. \y] Aw) wish, will, purpose : in good
ace. to plunder, sack.
sense, spirit, courage: in bad sense, pride^ arrogance. X-q|j.aAOs, a, ov, (AlJ/iT;) bleared, purblind, of the
eyes, Lat. lippus.
Xir)ji,oTtao),
From XT]crrfipiov, TO, a band of robbers. XT)O-TTJS Ion. Xir]t<rnf|S, ov, 6, (Aô/iat) a robber,
plunderer
:
esp.
17,
XTJO-TUCOS,
\-r\\La,u), (Ai7/i?;)
(A^/za) to be spirited or resolute. to be bleared: to be purblind.
TO hyaTiKov
pirates
:
a pirate. 6v, (\riffrrjs) inclined to rob, piratical : Adv. -KWS, in the manner of piracy.
after the
Gomp. XrjUTiKwTfpov more
manner
Lat. gramia, a humour that gathers in the eye, rheum : at \r)i*ai, sore eyes.
77,
AH'MH,
Afi^j-ta,
:
of pirates.
a forgetting. rj, (\r)6(a) XT)O-TO-KTOVOS, ov, (XyaTrjs, KT(ivca) slaying robbers. XrfOTLKvs, piratical; TO XrjGTpiXflcrrpiKos, 77, </V,
XTJO-TIS,
TO,
((i\ijfjifj.ai)
receipts
gain, profit, Aif|p,vios, a, ov, of Lemnos,

Afjp,vos,
17,
anything received, income, Lat. lucrum.
Lemnian.
its
From
Aegaean
fires.
KOV a pirate-vessel.
Xrjcrrpis, ioos, pecul. fem. of XrjffTpitcus. XT|O-W, fut. of XavOavca.
Lemnos, an
-fj,
island in the north
sea, sacred to
Vulcan, because of
ov, (A'fjvaia)
volcanic
ATJVOIICOS,
Xi]vaios, a, ov,
press
i.
belonging to the Arjvaia. belonging to the wineAâfos, Lat. Lenaeus, epith. of Bacchus
(\rjvos)
At]TO- yVT|s, cs, Dor. AO.T-, (ArjTcu, *ytv<v} born of Latona, of Apollo and Diana fem. AaToycveia, of Diana.
:
<
413
Dor. A&T-, ov,
Apoiio. rr] ATJTW, ôs contr. ovs,
17,
o, (AT^TO;)
son of Leto, of
ov, contr.
-Opous, ovv, (Xifvs, 6poos)
clear-singing.
Lelo, Lat. Latona,
mother
5,
ov, (Xtyis, fioATrj}) clear-singing,
of Apollo and Diana

,
gen. A.IJTOVS, dat. ArjroT, ace.
VOC.
ATJTWOS Dor. AUT-, a, OP, (Arjrw) of or Latona : fern, also ATJTOJ'IS, toos.
\T]<j)0ts, aor.
X-fjvJRS,
17, i
6om
pvdos) clear-speaking. XlYV-1TVUDV, OVTOS, (Xl^VS, Tiviw) sbHll-bloU'ttlg,

,
,
ov, (Xiyts,
o/ whistling, rustling.
ov, (Xiyvs,
771/0177)
pass. part,
fut.
(Xtyofuu,
2.
of Xapfiavoj. of Xanfiavca) a taking,

receiving.
\iyinrveicav. ov, (Xiyvs, 7TTe'pu) chirping with
the wings, of the cicada.

f.
seizing.
an accepting,
oca,
(Xtyvpus) to sing loud or clear,
AI"-,
AFA'ZOMAI,
wards,
TTTepa
slip
insep. Prefix with intens. force, cf. aor. I kXiaaO^v : Pass.
Aa-, Acu-.
:
sound
d, ov, (Ai^vs) shrill, sharp, piercing, of also clear, sweet, clear-toned. II. later,
to
!
pliant, flexible.
sidewards, swerve, withdraw: of the waves, recede : to vanish, of a vision. II. to bend down-
down, fall; part. XiaaOds having fallen; Xiaa&ev the thick wings drooped. Xiav Ion. Xujv, Adv. (At-) too much, over-much, like the later dyav, Lat. nimis. II. very much, exceeding, right well, [t both long and short.]
TTVtevcL
XiYfcpws, Adv. loudly, clearly. AITT'5, Atyefa, At7u, of sound, clear, sharp, piercing, shrill : also clear-toned, sweet : also of grief, clamorous : and of the nightingale, thrilling, [t]
AIYVS,
ria
vos, o,
fj,
a Ligurian, one
ov,
who
lived in Ligu-
(north of Genoa).
(Xiyvs,
clear-voiced,
Xlapos,
a, oV,
= xAtapos,
pi. aor. I
XiYt-4>00YYS,
clear-toned.
warm, lukewarm
of Xiaôp.at. of Atdo/wu.
gene-
rally, soft, mild.
XIYV-<|>C)VOS, ov, (Xiyis, <pajvrj) clear-voiced, screamI part. pass,
Xiacr0is, aor.
ing.
:
Xiacr0v, Ep. 3
Xt|3da>, f.'ffca, (AtjSds) to let fall to run out in drops, trickle.
tf*ro/>s
Med.
AI'ZH, f. ca, (akin wound slightly : hence

XITJV,
to Xfixoj) to graze, scratch, \iyoTjv and km-Xiyorjv.

2. to Stone.
II. as
Adv., Ion.
f. o~ca,
-for 'Xiav.
Xij3dvos, o, the frankincense-tree, producing Xiftavo)TOS. II. Xiftavwrus, frankincense.
Xi0d^<o,
(XiBos) to throw stones.

77,
Xi|3avo-<}>6pos, ov,
= \i@av<uTO(p6pos.
ov,
Xt0o|,
O.KQS, o,
fj,
(XiOos) stony, rocky.

:
Subst. XiQa.,
of the
Xlj3dvo)Tos, ov, 6, (\i@avos) frankincense, the tree Xifiavos. II. a censer.

Xij3ava>TO-<}>6pos,
(At/3aj/<WTos,
(pepca)
gum
Xi0ds, dSos,
o,
a stone. (Atôs) a stone
collectively,
a shower
of
stones.
bearing
XC060S, a, ov, (XtOos)

Xl0i]-XoYT|S, Xi0i8iov, TO,
s,
frankincense. Xtpds, aoos,

trickles
:
or fj, (Ae/)Scy) anything that drops a spring, fount or stream : in pi. water ; OO.KPVQJV \i/3d8fs streams of tears. Xt|3epTtvos, o, ihe Lat. libertinus, and Xtpepros, o, the Lat, libertus, a freedman.
PujSds, tears : but Xtôs, gen. of \ty. Xi|3p6s, d, 6v, (\6/j3<u) dripping, wet. Aipvi], 77, Libya, the north part of Africa, west of
made of stone, stony. (\i0os, Xfyoa n) built of stones. Dim. of XiQos, a small stone, pebble.
made of
stone, stony.
Xt0ivos,
77,
ov, (XiOos)
Adv.
-vcas, like stone,
with stony look.

ov,
Xi06-pXif]TOS,
pelting.
II. set
(XiOos, /SdAAcu) with stones.
stone-throwing,
Xtpos, TO,
Xl0opoXca>, f. 770-0;, to pelt with stones, stone. From Xl0o-{36Xos, ov, (/3aAetV) throwing stones, pelting with
!
Egypt, 'first mentioned in the Odyssey. Ai|3vs, vos, o, fem.Aipvo-aa, (Ai^Su?;) a Libyan: also as Adj. Libyan. Hence AipvcrriKos, -fj, ov, of or for Libya, African. A", Adv. of \tyvs, as SIKO. of WKVS, loudly,
stones; ol Xi0o(36\oi stone-throwers, slingers. XiOofioXos, ov, pass, struck with stones, stoned. Xl0o-YXiJ(J>os, ov, {XiQos, yXv(poj) carving stone
Subst., Xi0oy\v(pos, 6,
II.
as
a sculptor. \y]
AIT
Xt0o-8pKTjs, s, (XiQos, StpKOfMi) with stony look, looking one to stone.

I
clearly, thrillingly, shrilly,

shriek,
[f]
:
Xl-yaivw, (X.iyvs) to cry out with clear loud voice

also to sojind, play, sing. Xiyyia, (\iyvsl') only found in Ep. aor. I,
:
to
I
Xi06-8p.T]TOS, ov, (\i6os, 0fj.ca} stone-built. Xi0o-86p.os, ov, (Xidos, otp-oi) building with stone
as Subst., AiôSo^to*, o,
scream
a mason.
\iyf
/3tos
the bowstring twanged.

Xi-y8T]v,Adv.(Xt'cu) scraping, grazing, Lat. strictim. Xtêwv, poet, for \tyeiuv, gen. pi. fern, of \iyvs.
Xlyews, Adv. of \iyvs, loudly, clearly, shrilly. AIFNT'2, vos, T), smoke mixed with flame, murky
Xl0o-pYos, ov, (Xidos, *e/>7cu) turning to stone. Xt0o-KoXXT]TOS, ov, (XiOos, /coAAdoi) wrought with stone, inlaid with precious stones : bard as stone. Xt0o-KTOvia, fj, (Xidos, tcreiv<a) death by stoning. Xi06-Xe:ucrTOs, ov, 6, (Xidos, \fvca) stoned with stones ; XiOoXfvtrTos 'Aprjs death by stoning.
flame.
XY
>
si
E.
aor. I
t'lxfi)
fjs,
es,
(\ijvs,
clear-sounding.
From aTos, TO, a stone building. Xl0o-XoYos, ov, (\i&os, Xeyca n) picking out stones and laying them together not shaped or hewn; c/.
Xi0oXoYT]fJi.a,,
414
Xoyd5r]v
fioftos.
;
as Subst.,
XiOoXoycs,
o,
a mason,
:
= XtOo-
'
a haven, retreat, refuge.

ceptacle.
3.
a gathering-place, re-
Xl0o-6os,
XiOooos,
6,
ov, (XiOos,
eo) polishing stone
as Subst.,
a marble-mason.
Xl0o-iroi6s, ov, (XiOos, iroieoS) turning to stone. Xt06p-ptvos, ov, (XiOos, pivos) with stony skin. AI'0O2 [i], ov, 6, a stone : of stupid people, At0ot,
blocks, stones : proverb., XiOov eif/fiv to boil a stone, 2. stone as a subi. e. to lose one's labour.
hungry, starved, famished. Ai^xvai, at, (Xi/j,vr)) a quarter of Athens near the Acropolis, in which stood the Lenaeum. Xif.ivaios, a, ov, (\ip.vr)) marshy, of or from the
Xijj/npos, d, ov, (Xipos)
mere, opvtOes Xipvaioi water-fowl stagnant. Xijxvds, dSos, 17, poet. fem. of At^vaFos. XtjAvdTTjs [a], fem. -arts, Dor. for Xip,vr)rr)$,
:
-fjris.
:
A/0os, 17, mostly of some special stone, as marble or the magfiet ; 17 Siaâv^s XiOos a transstance.
II.
Xip-VTj,
17,
(Aet/3a))
a large pool of standing water
III. at parent crystal used for a burning-glass. Athens, At'0os was a name for various blocks of stone to speak from as the used for rostra or pulpits, Bema of the Pnyx. IV. the piece on a draughtboard. Xi0o-<riraST|S, ($, (XiOos, ffirdca) rent in the stone,
;
i. in Homer, the lake, mere, esp. a marshy lake. sea. 3. a basin or artificial reservoir for water.
XIJJLVTIT^S, ov, 6,
living or
growing
fem. -TJTLS Dor. -dris, iSos, (Xip,vr[) in marshes.
XijjLvo-{})VT|s, (s, (Xi/j,vrj, (f>tca)
marsh-born.
OvqaKco) dying of
Xifxv-wSTjs, fs, (Xip.vrj, cfSos) like a marsh, marshy.

Xi^,o-0vTjs, 77Tos, o,
j
77,
(Xifji6s,
made
by tearing out a piece of rock.
hunger.
hunger, famine. a bringer of hunger. Xt|A-to8T]s, fs, (Xlfj.6s, dSos) like hunger, famished. Xifjuocroxo Att. -TTW, (At/ids) to be famished. From Xtveos, a, ov, contr. -ovs, TJ, ovv, (Xivov) of flax, stone-quarry. Xl0o-r6}Jios, ov, (XiOos, Tenvca) cutting stone. flaxen, linen, Lat. litieus. Xl0ovpY(o, f. Tâca, to work in stone : turn into stone. XtvVTT|S, ov, 6, (Xivov) a hunter with nets. = XivoSfTos. Xt0-ovpYos, ov, (XiOos, *%p'ycu) working in stone : as Xlvo-Bco'fjios, ov, (Xivov, Seffftos) Subst., XiOovpyus, 6, a stone-mason, also a sculptor : Xtvo-8TOS, ov, (Xivov, Sea;) bound with flaxen bonds or bands. 2. tied by a thread. hence, 0*1877010; XiOovpyd a stone-masons tools. From Xt0o<(>opc(i>, f. 770"o>, to carry stones. Xtvo-0T|pas, ov, o, (Xivov, Orjpdca) a hunter with nets.
!
Xl06-crTpci)Tos, ov, (XiOos, arpijuvvvp.i) paved with stones, inlaid with stones : as Subst., XiOoarpcarov, TO, a tesselated pavement. Xi00TO[xia, 57, a cutting or quarrying of stones : a
AITMO'2,
ov, o, also
77,
XifjLO-cjjopeiJS, o, (Xtfios, <pf:p<a)
Xi0o-<J>6pos, ov, (XiOos, (pfpca) carrying stones. Xi0-wSt]s, fs, contr. for XiOoetS'fjs, (XiOos, elSos) like
stone, stony.
XiKj.taios. a, ov,
XiK[j.dco,
f.
Xivo-0&>pi], TJKOS,
6,
77,
Ion. for
Xivo0wpa, (Xivov,
of or for winnowing.
From
2.
metaph.
(Xtfcn<js) to to scatter like chaff'.

rjffaj,
winnow Hence
corn.
Oajpa) wearing a linen cuirass. Xlvo-KXaxTTOS, ov, (Xivov, KXtijOca) spinning flax. Xtvo-KpOKOS, ov, (Xivov, KpfKca) flax-woven. AI'NON, TO, anything made offlax : a flaxen cord : 2. a net, metaph. the thread spun by the Fates.
3. linen, linen cloth : in pi. sail-cloth ; fishing-net. linen garments. II. the 4. the wick of a lamp.
XtK|AT]Tif|p, fjpos, 6,
XUCJJUJTOS, o, (XIK/MUV)
a winnower of corn. a winnowing.
or basket for throwing the corn against the wind, so as to separate the chaff II. a fanfrom the grain, a winnowing-fan.
AIKMO'2, ov, 6,=XiKvov. AI'KNON, TO, a wicker fan
plant that produces flax, lint,L,a,t.linum; Xivov

lint-seed.
[i~\
oirtpp-a.
Xlv6-irirXos, ov, (Xivov, irenXos) with linen robe. Xivo-iropos, ov, (Xivov, TTopeveu) sail-wafting.
XivoirTdo|xai, Dep. (Xivuirr^s) to watch the nets. Xtv6-irTpos, ov, (Xivov, irrfpov) sail-winged.
shaped basket, used at the feast of Bacchus, called by III. a cradle of Virg. mystica vannus lacchi.
wicker-work.
XiKvo-(j)6pos, ov, (X'IKVOV, (ptpoj) carrying the sacred winnowing-fan in procession. XiKpujus, Adv. crosswise, sideways, athwart. (From
one Xlv-6iTTir]S, ov, o, (Xivov, oif/opai) nets to see whether anything is caught.
Xlvop-pfi<{>ir|s,
S,
who watches
So^tos
(Xivov, pdirrca)
sewed offlax;
of linen.
Xivoppa(pr]S a ship
having her
sails
Xtxpis, X*)(pios.) XlXaiojAcu, (At-, XeXirjuai} Dep. to long, crave; of a lance, AtAcuo/xeVj; xpoos affai longing to taste flesh
:
Aivos, ov, 6, Linos, a minstrel, son of Apollo and Urania. II. as appellat., Aivos, 6, the song or lay of Linos ; in Homer sung by a boy while the vintage
is
c.
gen. to long or thirst for a thing. XljiaCvco, (XifjLos) to hunger, be starved, famished. Xtjxtvecrcriv, Ep. for Xiptaiv, Dat. pi. of Xi/j.-f]v.
Xip.viTTf]s [I], ov, 6, fem. -iris, i5os, (Xip-fjv) of the : presiding over the harbour.
Cf. atXivov. going on. Xivoorao-ta, ?), a laying of
nets.
From
Xivo-<rraTo,
Xlvo'Cs,
77,
(Xivov, iW^^t) to lay nets. ovv, contr. for Xtveos.

f.
770-01,
harbour
XlfXv-opp.iTT]s
in the harbour.
[F], ov, o, (Xiftfjv,
opftifa) stationed
2.
Xtvo-<|>06pos, ov, (Xivov, (pOeipoj) linen-wasting. Xtira, TO, an old word used by Homer in the phrases
AI"MH'N,
fvos, o,
a harbour, haven.
metaph.
and dXftyacOai X'nr' eXaio), probably used as an Adv. unctuously, richly. (Cf. AMTOS.)
415
avu. (At?ras, Anros) to oil, anoint : meMed. to anoint oneself. taph. to make fat, enrich: XiTr5p-aniru,i5/fos, 0,77, (\inap6s, a'fi7rv) with bright
Xtiraiva>,
f.
Xliro-irvoos, ov, contr. -irvovs, ovv, (\iireiv, scant of breath, breathless, dead.
AI'IIOS,
TO, grease,
whether animal,
oil
:
as fat, lard,
fillet
or tiara.
Xlirapcco, f. 170-0;, to persist, hold out, persevere ; c. II. to beg or pray dat. to persist in a thing. earnestly, to be importunate, ask pertinaciously : c.inf.,
tallow; or vegetable, as a clot of blood.

Xtiro-o-apKTjs,
es,
metaph., \inos ai'âros
(\nreiv,
oap) wanting
flesh,
meagre.
Xliro-(rTe<J>avos, ov, (\iireiv, Gretyavos) falling from the wreath.
From \urapets TtnêtV thou art earnest to obtain. AITII ATH'5, 4s, persisting' or persevering in a thing,
earnest, pertinacious.
II.
earnest in praying, im-
Xiiro-aHrpaTia,
77,
and Xtiro-crTpATiov, TO, (\nrftv,

(Xiireiv, ranis')
portunate.
XiirapT)TOv, verb. Adj. of Xiirap4oj, one must be importunate, beg hard. Xiirapia, 77, (\nraptoj) perseverance, importunity. Xtirapo-Jcovos, ov, (Xnrapos, favij) bright-girdled.
Xiirapo-Opovos, ov, (Xnrapos, Qpuvos) bright-throned. Xtirapo-icpif|86p,vos, ov, (Atirapos, tcp'qSffj.vov) with
bright head-band or fillet.
XiirSpo-rrXiicafJios,
ov,
arpaTtd) desertion of the army. Xt7ro-ra|ia, f], and Xtiro-riûov, TO, a leaving one's post, desertion.
Xiiro-rpiXTis,
4s,
(\nreiv,
6pi) scant of hair, bald.

'
Xtiro-vJ/t)xa>, f. 770-01, (\nreiv, ûx 1?) i. e. senseless, to faint, swoon : to die.

spirit.
II. to
be lifeless lack
(Apropos, irXoKafios}
oily,
with
shining locks. Xlirapos, a, ov, (X'nras or AiVos) anointed ivith oil : later fat, greasy.
Xlrrocov, Ep. part, of \iirdo}. XiTTTOfjuu, Dep. with pf. pass, \4\ifjtfuu : (formed from prefix At-) to be eager : c. gen. to be eager
:
shining, for, long for II. of the for battle.
in pf. part., \e\ifji/j.4voi
fJ-dx rJ s
eaSer
skin, shining, sleek, in good case, Lat. nitidus : III. of things, taph. sleek, conformable, easy. IV. of soil,/rt/, bright, brilliant, costly : ample.
rich.
me-
Xurwv, o5o"a, ov, aor. 2 part, of \dir<u. Xts, o, ace. \tv, Ep. for \tcav, a lion :
and
dat. plur. \its, \ieaai.
\iOa-f),
later
nom.
Xlirapo-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpous, ovv, and -Xp^s, euros, 6, f), (AtTrcpos, XP^ a XP^ S ) with sleek, shining body or skin. Xtirap&s, Adv. of \tirapus, sleekly, comfortably. Xlirapws, Adv. of \liraprjs, earnestly, importunately.
>
Xis, r), Ep. apocopate form for rrcTpr) a bare, smooth rock.
smooth ; \is
Xurai, aor. I imperat. of Ato"0"o//at. [i"] XCcTTj, 2 sing. fut. of Xiffffoftat. [r] XCo-iros, 77, ov, (\iaff6s, Affos) smooth, polished.
AI TEA'S,
Xlir-avyf|S,
aos, TO,
'
= Xiiros,fat,
oil.
[t~]
/s (Xiireiv, avyf)} deserted by light, blind. Xtirdw, (AtTras, AtVos) to be fat and sleek. Xtire, Xiircv, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of AetVo;. Xiimv, aor. 2 inf. of \eiiroj. Xl.1TpVTlTT]S, OV, 6, fem. -TJTIS, l8os, (\ITTCIV, <p(pvrj}
of Xiffffopai. as of Aio-aos, smooth: Subst., \iffffds, 77, a smooth bare cliff"; cf. Atero-os. XIOXTCO-KCTO, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of \iff<rofw.i.
Xiercrai, Ep. aor. I imperat.
XtcrcrAs, doos, pecul. fem.
AI'SSOMAI:
aor.
fXiffajjLijv
Ep.
tXXiffd^v.
aor. 2 f\lTOfj.Tjv, opt. XiToifiijv, inf. \ir4aOai : Dep. : to beg, pray, intreat, beseech, either absol., or c. ace.
:
c. inf., \iaaea9at /XT) pers. TipoSoCi'cu to pray one not (At7T/, Ya/xos) leaving a wife or to betray. husband, adulterous : 77 Xiiroja.fj.os the adulteress. Xio-o-os, 77, 6v, (\ftos, AiWos) smooth ; Ataar) Trtrprj Xiiro-Yvcbjxtov, ov, gen. oi/os, (\7r/, yvaj/j,(t}v') of a smooth, bare cliff"; cf. Xiaads. XKTTOS. 77, 6v, (AiVao/zcu) to be moved by prayer. horses, without ths tooth which marks their age : hence generally, of unknown age. XicTTpetico, f. o-o>, to dig, hoe ; (pvrov \iffrpevfiv to
without dowry, destitute.

XITTO-YSÎOS,
oi/,
Xiiro-'yvios,
ov,
(Xinetv, yvTov)
wanting a limb,
maimed.
Xuroto-a, XnroCa-av, Dor. for \iirovara, \iirovffav,
aor. 2 part, of \tbn>,
Xtiro-jATiTtop, opos, u,
77,
From dig round a plant. Xtorpov, TO, (Ai(jo*os) a tool for levelling or smoothing, a shovel, spade, hoe. XiTa,Ta, in Homer, smooth, plain clothes; v.sub Xis n.
XiTCUvca, (Xirrj) to pray, entreat
:
(XLTTCIV, A"?Tr7p)
without a
supplicate.
mother, orphan. Xliro-vavs Dor. also Xtiro-vus,

XiTro-vavTTr]S, sailors.
ov,
6,
6,
fj,
(XnrtTv, vavs)
leaving the ship, deserting the fleet.

(\iirew, vavrrjs)
XiTavtKrop,v, Ep. for -cafj.ev, aor. i subj.of \travfict}. the augm. tenses are used in Ep. Xiravcvw, f. acu with AA metri grat, impf. \\irdvvov, aor. i lAAtTavfvo-a
:
leaving the
(Xirrj)
to pray, entreat, beseech, conjure, as Subst.,
supplicate.
o,
Xliro-rraTpis, i5os, forget one's country.
r),
(\iireiv, irarpis)
causing to
Xtravos, 77, ov, (Xirrj] praying, suppliant Xirava, rd, = Xnai, prayers.
XtrapY^w,
Xiiro-TraTcop, epos, o, r), (\iirtiv, 7raT77p) a deser'er, fprsakef of one's father.
f. O(a, to hasten, run, From hurry. XiT-ap-yos, ov, (At-, dpyus} running quick. XtrtcrOau, aor. 2 inf.
416
XITT|, tion.
17,
Airi?
(\iffffoftai")
II.
Aoyo?,
learned, esp. learned in history : as Subst., \6yios, 6, a ivriter of annals, chronicler, prose-writer, as opp. to II. eloquent. iroirjTrjs. Xoyio-ixos, 6, (Xoyifrfjai) reckoning, -computation. II. consideration, reasoning^ reflexion : a conclusion.
Xo-yiorn'js,
a prayer,
'entreaty,
supplica-
AITCU, Prayers, personified as goddesses,
in
II.
0. 502, sq.
XiTOiprjv, aor. 2 opt. of XioffOfjuai. XiTO|Aai [i"], rarer pres. for \io~aofjjai, to pray. XITOS, 77, ov, (\fios) smooth, 'plain, Lat. simplex.
XITOS,
77,
ov, (\iaaofj.ai)
77,
Xlrpa,
ounces.
as,
Lat. libra, a
of ten, to whom Hence mitted their accounts. Xirpaios, a, ov, worth a \lrpa. Xo-yurTiKos, 77, oV, (\ojiffTr)s) skilled in calculatXiTpov, TO, Att. for virpov. II. skilled in AiTijtpoTjs, ou, 6, Dor. -<ras, Lityerses, a son of ing. reasoning or arguing. Midas, from whom was named a song sung by reapXo-yc YpS4^ a prose-writing, opp. to poetry. From ers cf. AiVos, Mavfpcas. XoYo-Ypa<f>os, ov, (\6yos, ypcupoj) writing prose : as II. Subst., \oyoypa(pos, o, a chronicler, 'annalist. XITVOV, TO, the Roman lituus or augur's rod. Xixavos, ov, (Aet'xcu) licking: as Subst., writing speeches, esp. for others to deliver. (sub. 5a/fTuAos), 6, the fore-finger. XoYo-Xco-XTjs, ou, o, (\6yos, Aco-x<y) a prater. \\,\-{\v, rjvos, 6, v. sub \ti\rjv XoYOp,axo, (\oyofJLaxos) to strive about words.
>
praying, supplicatory. pound: as a weight, = 12
ou,
6,
puter.
II. in pi.
(Xoyiop.ai) a calculator, comauditors : at Athens, a board magistrates going out of office sub-
Hence
Xixp-a.op.ai,
Dep. (A.tâ)) /o
//c&, /o
play with the
tongue, esp. of snakes. \iXyeia, 17, daintiness, greediness, Xixvo-|36pos, ov, (\ixyos, @opa) nice in eating, dainty. 2. XCxvos, 77, ov, (XetxÔ dainty, lickerish, greedy. metaph. curious, eager.
-Xiv|/, 6,
XoYop.axia, 77, a war about words. XoYO-p.axos, ov, (Aoôs, fia-xn} warring about words. XoYOiroieco, (AOYOTTOIOS) to make words, invent stoHence ries, fabricate reports. XoYoiroua, 77, invention of stories, tale-telling.
as XOYO-TTOIOS, ov, (\6yos, iroitca) word-making : a writer of prose, a chronicler, 2. a writer of fables. II. annalist, prose-writer. at Athens, one who wrote speeches for others to deliver. 2. an inventor of stories, tale-teller, news-
Xi\|/,
gen. \if36s, (Aet'jSw) theSW.wind, Lzt.Africus. 6, gen. \i06s, ace. At/3a, (Aci/to) any liquid
;
Subst., Ao7orrotds, 6,
poured forth, a drop, libation, drink-offering. see Aoua>. X6', for Ao

7ow/r />ar/ of the a pool. XoYaBTjv, Adv. (A-o^ds) picking out, esp. of stones picked out for building, without 'being squared, [a] Xo-yas, aSos, 6 and 77, (\eyQj) gathered: picked, chosen, esp. of soldiers.
Xopos,
:
ou, o, (\67ra;) the lobe or

2.
ear
the lobe of the liver.
monger. Xoyos,
ward
A 670;) to be fond of talking. Xcryeiov, TO, (Xcfyos) a speaking-place : in the Att. theatre the front of the stage occupied by the speakers or actors, Lat. pulpitum.
Xoydco, (Acxyos,
Xo-yia,
77,
,
I. the word by which the in6, (Ae'7cu) II. the inward thought is expressed : also thought or reason itself. Lat. oratio, vox, that which is said or I. 1. a word, in pi. words, language; us spoken: riireiv \6ya) in a word: in Att., talk, pretence; 2. a Tip \6ya> in pretence, opp. to epyo) in reality.
:
(\fyoj) a collection for the poor. TO, Dim. of ^070$, a little fable, [t] aor. I med. lAoi, f. iffopai Att. lovpai
:
3. saying, expression : an oracle, maxim, proverb. conversation, discussion ; els \6yovs e \0fiv, to have a conference or interview. 4. a speaking or
talking about a thing

of,
Ao7ou aios worth talking

a
report,
worth
mention
rumour ;
\.6yo&
pass.
t\o*yiff0T)v
pf.
\e\6y iffpat
Dep.
to count, reckon, .calculate, compute ; atro II. to Xfipos \oyifcaOai to calculate off hand. take into account, consider : c. ace. to count or consider as so and so. 2. c. inf. to count or reckon upon doing. 3. to calculate, reason : also, to conclude by reasoning, infer. III. the pres., and the aor. I and pf. (\ofia6rjv, \c\6y 10 pat, are also used
(A.o"yos)
tori or e'xfi, so the story goes, Lzt.famafert. 5. a tale, story, opp. both to mere fable (juuflos) and to
regular history (tffropia):
a. fictitious story,
fable,
such as those of Aesop. b. a story, narrative, mostly in pi., history, chronicles : in sing, one part of the narrative. 6. Ao70t, prose-writing, prose, b. at Athens, speeches : a opp. to TToirjais, a book.
speech; the power of speaking, oratory, eloquence. 7. the right or privilege of speaking, Lat. copia dicendi,
in pass, sense, to be
computed or calculated.
to speech or speak-
6v, (Ao-yos) belonging 2. belonging to the reason, rational. fitfor reasoning: hence T) \OJIKT] (sub. TC'X^), Logic. X6yip.os, 77, ov, also os, ov, (Ao-yos) worth mention, remarkable, considerable. \6yiov t TO, a declaration, oracle : neut. of \6yios.
Xo-ytKos,
17,
\6jov
i.
ing.
II.
rivl Sioovai to give one the right of speaking, 9. like p^/xa, the thing spoken of, the subject of the \6yos.
e.
a hearing.
a,
ov,
(\vyo$) skilled in words
I.
II. Lat. ratio, thought, reason; Kara Xoyov agreeable to reason : reflexion, deliberation : \6yov cauTo; dioovai to allow himself reflexion, i. e. to think over a thing. 2. account, consideration, esteem*
AQTXH
regard; \6yov
;
417
opp. Euboea
;
TroieiaOai
nva
to
make one
of ac-
the Epicnemidian, eft the Maliac Gulf;
count ; Xoyov TIVOS %X IV * make account of a perto make son opp. to tv ovoevl \6yw iroieiaOai nva one of no account; tv avSpus Xuyw e'x etf/ lo regard in the light of a man. 3. calculation, reskoning: the account or reckoning : Xoyov 8i86vai to give an account. 5- a 4. relation, proportion, analogy.
reasonable ground, a condition, esp. in the phrase eirl TO; \6ya> or cm TO?S \6yois upon condition ; 6 Xoyos alpfi il stands to reason that. Lat. ratio evincit. III. in N. T., 'O AOTO2, the LOGOS or
the Epizephyrian, in the
South of
Italy.
Aojjias, ou, 6, epith. of Apollo, from \eyeiv, \6yos , as being the Interpreter of Zeus.
Xoo-paTT)S,
ov, o,
AOHO'2, 77, \oov or \oa

*
(Ao^c's, jScuVtu)
walking sideways.
ov, slanting, crosswise, Lat. obliquus : /SAeVctj/ TIV'I to look askance at one,
t
Lat. limis oculis spectare; av^fva \ouv (X CIV down the head, Lat. stare capite obstipo.
hang
WORD, comprising both senses of Word and Reason.
Xo|o-Tpox-S, tScs, fern. Adj. (Aoos, running. Xoov, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of Acveu.
XoTra8-apiraYt87]S, ov,
snatcher.
Xoir(i8i,ov,
ter.
rpe'xcu) oblique-
AOFXH,
lum:
in pi. the point with its barbs.
LANCE,
a spear-head, javelin-head, Lat. spicuII. a III. a spear, javelin, Lat. lancea.

77,
) >
)
o, (AOTTOS, apirafa')
a dish-
TO,
Dim. of
77,
AOTTOS,
little
dish, plat-
troop of spearmen.
1 cs (A^X 77 pape') armed with a spear. \oy\Lbiov, TO, Dim. of Xoyxrj. fl -sjtertr. XoYXty 08 OI/ (^^TX 7?) / or Xo-yxo-inHos, 6v, (Xoyxij, TTOtetu) making spears. ^'YX O ~4 P OS ov C^TX 77 <p*p<v} spear-bearing : as Subst., Xo~f)(O(p6pos, o, a spearman, pikeman.
[a]
a5os,
f),
XoYX'^P ! 5
'
AOIIA'2,
XOTTIS, ioos,
= \firis.
a flat dish, plate or platter.
"^
Xoiros, ov, or XOITOS, ov, 6, (\tiroj) a shell, husk,

bark, peel.
>
>
'
Xov(o, Ep.
for Aovcw.
Xovjxai, Att. for \ovop.ai, Pass, of \ov<a.
7 17, 6v, (At/yx ?) lance-headed. Xo-yws, Dor. ace. pi. of \6yos. of Aovcy. X6, 3 sing. Ep. impf. Xoccrtros, Xo6<7<7(i.[jLvos, Ep. for AouVas, Xovo~d{j.cvos, aor. I part. act. and med. of \ovca. Xoecnrojicu, Ep. for XOVCTO/MLI, fut. med. of Aou*a>.
Xoyx^TOS,
\ovcravTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of Aovcy. Xoxitrcv, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of Aot'<u. Xovo-0at, contr. inf. pass, of Aovcu. Xovo-to, Dor. fut. of Aoixy. XovTiao), Desiderat. of Aot'cu, to wish to bathe. Xovrptov, TO, (Aovw) water that has been used in
XocTpov, Xoerpo-xoos, oldest form of Aoirrp-. Aoeco, Ep. form of Aova>. Xotpt), 77, (Aeij3a>) a pouring: a drink-offering,
tion, Lat. libatio.
a bath.
XovTpo-SdiKTOS,
liba-
ov, (\ovTpuv, Sai'^co) slain in the
bath.
Xoirrpov Ep. Xocrpov, TO, (Aoccu, Aovcu) a bath, bathII. water for bathing ; kv \ovrpy III. libations. while bathing. XovTpo-<j>6pos, ov, (\ovTpov, <p4paj) bringing water aor. I f\oi8opr]ad^.r]v and lAot- for bathing or washing, esp. at a marriage; \ovTpoPass., f. -Tjoofjjai to rail at, abuse, revile: against (popos x^-'^ 7? th e marriage-ceremony. SoprjOrjv. (Aot'Sopos): the gods, to blaspheme: Med. to rail at one another; Xovrpoxoco, to pour water into the hath. From but the med. and pass, forms are commonly used in Xotrrpo-xoos, ov, Horn. Xocrp-, (\ovTpov, \oeTpuv, same sense as Act, Hence X^cu) pouring water into the hath, preparing it. Xot8opT]o-p,6s, oG, o, a railing at, abusing. Xovrpcov, uvos, 6, (XovTpltv} a bathing-room, hath. AOTTl fut. Xovaoj Dor. Aouao) aor. I Aoi>o"a XoiSopia, 77, (Xot8o/)cu) railing, abuse, reproach.
Xoi-yios, toy, (Aoi7os) pestilent, deadly. AOJTO'5, ov, 6, ruin, mischief, dea.'h : plague. Med. and XoiSopeoj, f. 770-0;: aor. I (\oi8oprjaa:
:
ing-place.
XoiBopos, ov, railing, abusive. AOIMO'2, ov, o, a plague, pestilence, Lat. pestis. Xoiiros, rj, ov, (AfiTro;) remaining, sitrviving, Lat. reliquus ; rov \oiirov (sub. \povov), for the rest of
the time, henceforward; ol AOITTOI all the rest, Lat. ceteri ; TO \OITTOV the remainder, Lat. quod superest;
TO, \oiira the rest, residue,
Med., f. \ovffofj.ai : aor. I e\ovoap.rjv, Ep. AoOo*a Pass., aor. I (\ovaO-rjv: pf. Ep. 3 pi. Xovaavfo: From the uncontr. form Xoo come the Ae'Aov/zcu.
:
Lat. cetera.
Xour9r|ios, ov, Ep. for \ola9ios, \o?a9os; XotaBfy'ov ti(6\ov the prize/or the last in the race. XourOios, a, ov or os, ov, XoiaOos.
Ep. impf. Aoeoi', aor. I inf. and part. Aoccro'at, Aoe'o"ffas: Med., fut. AocWo/nat : 3 sing. aor. I ind. and Several forms also part. \o4ffffaTO, Xofaadpevos. come from Xoco, Ep. 3 sing, and pi. impf. Aof, \6ov Ion. and old Att., pi. impf. iXovpfv (contr. from XoXovvTai impf. kXoino, oftfv), pres. med. Xovpat, To wash, esp. to. \OVVTO, inf. XufffOai, \ova6ai.
; ;
XourQos, ov, (AotTTos)

TOTOS, last of all.
left
behind, last: Sup. \oiaOo-
wash
c.
the body:
Med. and
Pass, to
wash
oneself, bathe;
AcAov/uVos 'ClKeavoio (of a star just risen) II. to wash XOKKT] (not \6tcrj), 7), a cloak. fresh bathed in Ocean. off or away. fern. Adj. Locrlan. to have a crest. 2. to be II. as Subst. AoKpis, ioos, Xo(j>aci>, f. rjaoj, (Ao</>os) From sick, ill of a crest. (sub. 777) Locris. the Locrians : the Opnntian Locrians AoKpoi, ot, Xo<{>eiov, TO, (Ao</>os) a crest-case: any case,
gen.,
418
Xo<J>li Ion. -IT|, 77, (Ao$os) the mane of animals, esp. dvrl Ao</>ou 77 of horses, the bristly back of boars
;
, ov, also a, ov, dwelling in the coppice. as Subst., Xoxp.ia, rd, a thicket, coppice.
2.
Xo<piT)
the ridge of
KarexP 11 th e mane served for a crest. a hill, a hill. a diveller on the hills. Xo<J>iT|TTjs, ov, o, (X6(pos) Xo<j>vis, iSos, ?), (ACTTOJ) a torch of vine-bark.
Xo<j>o-nm6s, ov, (Ao0os,
iroi(ca)
II.
XoxfJt-wStjs, cs, (XoxfAT), e^Sos)
overgrown with copse-
wood, bushy. X6xov8, Adv.
making
crests
as
Subst., XotpoiTOios, 6, a crest-maker. ov, o, the back of the neck, the neck, esp.
AO'O2,
ambush, for ambuscade. From Aôftat) a place for lying in wait, ambush or ambuscade: the lair of wild beasts. 2. the act of lying in wait or the men that form the ambush; Xoxov elaai to place an ambuscade; Aoto
i,
Xoxos,
o, (Ac'ycu
a ridge of ground, the brow of a hill, Lzt.jugum, dorsum: a III. the crest of a helmet, Lat. crista, combill. 2. a tuft of hair on the monly of horse-hair. crown the crest or tuft on the head of birds, Lat. crista, a cock's comb. X6<J>cocris, 77, (X6(pos~) the wearing a crest : the crest
II.
:
of draught-cattle metaph., viro to have the neck under the yoke.

:
vy& Xotyov cx
il/
Xovdc Kpivfiv dVcpas dpiarfjas to pick out the best men for an ambuscade. 3. any armed band, a company, commonly reckoned at loo men: among
the Spartans a Aox* wa s the fourth or fifth part of a fj.6pa (q. v.) generally, any body or company II. a of people. lying in : child-birth, like
:
itself.
Xox-aYTT)S, ou, o, Dor. and Att. for XoxrjyfTrjs, Xoxayos, q. v. XOX^LY o>, Dor. and Att. for Xoxijye&, (Aoxcc7os) to Hence lead a Aoxos or company. XoxolYta, T), Dor. and Att. for Xoxqyia, the rank or
office
XOXOCOVTGS, Xoxo&xri, Ep. pres. part, and 3 of Aox<w.

X6ci>, = Xovca\
;
pi. ind.
from
it
come
several Ion.
and old Att.
forms
v. Aovcu.
of Aox^'yos.
s ' ov > > (ôxos, dyoj) Dor. and Att. for Aox777os, the leader of a Aoxos, the captain of a company, Lat. centurio.
Xox-aY
Xva, 77, (Avo)) dissolution : faction, riot, sedition. ACaios, o, (Ava)) the looser or deliverer from care, epith. of Bacchus, Lyaeus ; cp. Lat. Liber. XvyS-qv, Adv. (Xvfa) with sobs. XvyBtvcos, a, ov, and XvYStvos, 77, ov, of white marble.
1.
white as marble, dazzling white.

77,
From
marble.
ATTAO2, o, a dazzling white stone, white ATTH, shadow, darkness, gloom, [v]
\vylfa: /
/
f.
-770-0;
and -77 o*o/iat
aor. I c\6xrjffa
:
pi.
f.
icroj
Dor. Xvytgw
Ep.
pres. Xoxoojffi, part. pi. Aoxo<wres (Aoxos) : to waylay, lie in wait, lay wait for, c. ace. pers. II. absol. to lie in wait or ambush. III. c. ace. loci,
to beset
y(
X^77 I/
'
pf-
XcXvyiffpai : (Atryos)
II.
Pass., aor. i pass. eAt/: to bend, twist, to
throw in wrestling.
oneself, to writhe.
2. to
Pass, to
bend or twist
be thrown or mastered.
with an ambush.
77,
Xiryivos,
vietus.
f),
ov,
(Xvyos) of willow or wi'hy, Lat.
II. a child. (Xoxevca) child-birth. II. a, ov, (Aoxos) of or for child-birth.
ra Aoxtta
X6xcu|jia,
child.
(sub. x^P^d), a birth-place,

6,
Xoxfos, ov,
= Aoxos,
TO,
II.
(Aoxewu)
child-birth
an ambush. that which

:
of Xvyifa. (Xvytca) a bending, twisting: metaph. the winding and twisting of a sophist.
Xvyietv, Dor.
fut. inf.
\ijyi<r\t.6s, ov, o,
is
born,
XtYKios,
metaph., KO.XVKOS Aox^vfjiara the bursting of the bud. 2. Xoxcvto, f. aoj, (Aoxos n) to bring forth, bear. to attend in child-birth, bring to the birth. II. Pass, to travail, bear children. 2. to be brought forth, horn. 3. generally, to lie imbedded.
t,
,
ATT3,
ov, (Xvy, o) lynx-like. Xvyfcos, 6, a lynx.
XVY^' Xvyyos, 77, (Awf<w) a hiccough or hiccup. ATTO2, 77, any pliant twig or rod, a willow twig, II. a willow-like tree, a withy. with, Lat. vimen.
Lat. vitex agnus castus. [C] ~ Xi;Y o T u X'n s * s (Xvyos, TCI/X<W)
'
>
XVYOCO,
aor. I inf.
fern,
wffoj,
= Xvyifa.
made of withs.
:
ATFPO'S,
name of Diana,
as the
a, ov,
mournful, sad, gloomy, dismal

;
?),
of Aox*os,
fyapiMLKa
Xvypd baneful drugs
ct/tara
Xvypd sorry
goddess of child-birth. garments ; and neut. pi. alone, Xvypd, bane, misery, 2. II. of men, baneful, mischievous. XoxCco, f. iaca, (Aoxos) to waylay, lie in wait or ruin. 2. to place in ambush. II. Hence lay wait for. sorry, weak, cowardly. to arrange men in companies, draw up in order of XvYpws, Adv. sadly, sorely. battle. Ai)8Ca, 77, Lydia, the kingdom of Croesus in Asia X6x-os, a, ov, = Xo%eTos, of or for child-birth. Minor, afterwards a Persian satrapy. AvSio>, f. iffoj, (Avoos) to imitate the Lydians. XoxiTrjs [F], ou, o, fern. ms, tSos, (Aoxos) one of the same company, a fellow-soldier, comrade. AvSios, o, ov, (AuS/s) Lydian; 77 AuSia XiOos, a From stone used to test gold, like fidaavos. Xox|xatos, a, ov, haunting the woods. ^XH'TJ> "h* (A"xos) a thicket, lair of wild beasts AuBwTTC, Adv. (AvSos) in the Lydian tongue on Hence generally, copse-wood, a coppice. fashion.
:
AvboiraOrjs
Ai)8o-iTS0Tis,
ts,
A
bits
419
(Avoos, iraOeiv) luxurious as a
Lydian.
of hard-mouthed horses, Lat. lupi, lupala, from their resemblance to the jagged teeth of a wolf.
Xt)ic6-<J>a)S,
AvSos, ov, 6, a Lydian. AT'ZH, f. <w, to have the hiccough or hiccup. to sob, Lat. singultire : to whine, whimper. At>0v, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of Xvca.
aor. I part. neut. pass, aor. I pass. inf. of Xvo).
II.
morning and evening,

,
euros, o, (Xvfcrj, fyws) twilight, both of the Lat. diluculum.
gloaming,
f.
caaaj,
(\VKOS) to tear like
a wolf:
Pass, to
II.
I
be torn by wolves.
1
Aup.a, JMTOS, TO, filth or dirt removed by washing : also the dirty water, washings, offscourings. II.
III.
Av0pov, TO, or Av0pos, o, blood: gore, impure blood.

Av0pu8i]S,
gore.
fs,
filth, defilement, esp.
of jnoral defilement, disgrace, infamy.

'
an aban-
(Akin to Xv^rj.)
doned man.
(From
(XvOpov, ciSos) like gore, defiled with

i
Ax5p.aivop.av, f. aor. I pass. tXv/j,a.vOijv
\ovca, Lat. luo.) Av/xdVov/#u : aor. I f\v/jLrjvdfjirjv: also

:
pf.
:
XfXvâapjai, but 3 sing.
AuKa-{3as, a?Tos, o, (*\t>Kr), Paivai) the path of light, II. as Adj. making up the sun's course, the year. the year, XvnaftavTidfs wpai.
to treat with indignity XeXvpavTai: Dep.: (Av/7) or contumely, outrage : to maltreat, maim, mutilate, spoil, destroy
:
also, to persecute.
II.
the pres.
AvKaiva,
77,
(Avos) a
she-wolf, [v]
in Arcadia.
j
AiiKaiov, TO,
Mount Lycaeus
II.
AvjuatVo/ttit, with aor. I used in pass, sense, to be
and
pf. pass,
are sometimes
maltreated, destroyed. Hence

:
AvKatos,
piter.
a, ov,
Lycaean, Arcadian, epith. of Juas Subst., AvKaios, o, or Avicatov,

2.
Avp-avrfip, 77pos, o,
spoiler, destroyer
and
:
At)p.avrr]pios, a, ov, injurious, destructive
c.
gen.,
TO, a
mountain
in Arcadia.
Avmta
(sub. ifpa),
ruining another.
Avp.avnf|s, ov,
I
Ta, the festival of Lycaean Jupiter: Lupercalia.
also the
Roman
j
6,
Avjiao-is,
77,
= XV/JLIJ.
[v]
Lycaonian language. Avp-etov, wvos, o, (\vp.ij} a destroyer, spoiler. or at the gray twiAT'MH [v], 77, outrage by word or deed, an affront, AvK-a\ryif|s, es, (*XvKrj, 011777) of disgrace : generally, maltreatment, maiming, mutilalight : as Subst., Xiwavyes, TO, early dawn. AvKotav, ovos, 6, a Lycaonian, inhabitant of Lyca- tion, destruction; IJTI Xvp.rf for the sake of insult, onia, in the South of Asia Minor. Avp/rjv, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Aucw.
AvKaovvoTi, Adv.
in the
AVKJ,
Att. contr. KvKr\ (sub. 8opa),

cf.
rj,
a wolfs-skin:
;
a helmet of it,
Kwitj.
AVVTO, 3
A\ITCI>,
Avp.T)vdp.evos, aor. I part, of Av/wnVo/rat. pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Aiw.

f. rftjoi,
A\jKiov, TO, the Lyceum, a gymnasium with covered walks in the Eastern suburb of Athens, named after
tress, grieve,
I
the neighbouring temple of Apollo Avxeios. noy : Pass., AVKCVOS, a, ov, (Awfos) epith. of Apollo, of doubtful grieved. AT'IIH [if], 77, pain, either of body or mind, Lat. I. from \VKOS, wolf-slaying, like meaning, either, XVKOKTOVOS 2. from Avicia, the Lycian god, like dolor : grief, distress, suffering, sad plight.
j
(AVTTT;) to give pain to, to pain, eftsannoy : of light troops, to harass, anwith f. med. Xvirrjaopai, to be sad, to be
or,
3.
from *Au77
(light), the
god
of day.
ACief], ?), Att. contr. for XVKT). *AT'KH, light, an obsol. Root,
/3as, \vKutpajs,
\VTn][La., aTos, TO, (AvTrto;) pain, distress. AVTT-QV, Dor. inf. of \vne<a. Lat. tnolestus. At)Trrjp6s, d, 6v, (AvTrecu) painful,
whence come XVKOepith.
\fvKus, Lat. luceo, lux, etc.

s,
AvinjTeov, verb. Adj. ofXvirf.op.ai, one mustfeel pain. Aihrpos, d, o^,(Av7re'a;, Xvvrjpos) wretched, distressed,
II. painful, distressing. Lat. lyra, a lyre, a Greek musical instrument of seven strings, like the KtOapa an
AvK7]-YVT|S, Lycian-born.
XuK-rjSov,
7>os)
of Apollo, poor, sorry.
AT'PA
[v],
77,
Adv. (AVKOS) wolf-like. AvLycia, in the South of Asia Minor: Ki7j0v, Adv. from Lycia : AvKujvSc, Adv. to Lycia. Atiiao-cpYTis contr. -ovpY^js, 6*, (AvKia, Zpyov) of Lycian workmanship.
AvKia,
77,
Xvp-aoi86s,
lyre.
o,
(Xvpa, doious) one
who
sings to the
Avpvu>,
Avpiicos,
f.
iota,
77,
6v, (Xvpa)
(Xvpa) to play the lyre. singing to the lyre: as Subst.,
s,
(\VKOS, epyov} wolf-destroying, Lat.

irpu{3o\oi
Xvpiteos, 6,
lyric poet.
lupos conficiens frilling wolves.

XvKO-0apo-t|S,
\vKOfpyets javelins for
Xiiptov, TO,
Dim. of \vpa.
cs,
(\VKOS, Oapvoi) bold as a wolf.
in the lyre. Xt)po-Y7)0Tjs, fs, (At'pa, 7776*0;) delighting e's, (Ai'pa, Ot\~f<a} charmed by the lyre.
Xtipo-GcAYTis,
X^KO-KTOVOS, cv, (\VK os, #Ti/<u) wolf-slaying : epith. of Apollo, the wolf-slayer.
At5Kop-paio
v nr]S, ov, o, (Av/cos, âtcy)
Xvpo-KTvma,
77,
(Avpa, /CTUTTCO;) a sounding the lyre.

lyre,
a wolf-worrier.
Xiipo-iroios, ov, (\vpa, 7rot<w) making lyres. Xvp-w8t)s, es, (At'pa, ^rSos) adapted to the
lyrical.
AT'KOIS,
a
o,
a wolf:
proverb.,
wolf, i.e. to be struck dumb, as at a wolf got the first look
\VKOV lofiv to see was believed of those

;
whom
XtipcpSos, o, contr. for \vpaoi56s.
so in Virgil,
in pi. spikes
Moethe
rim lupi videre priores.
II.
on
Xvtr-Svias, ov, o, (Atcw, di'ta) ending sadness, Xvicrciav, 3 pi. aor. I opt. of \vca. P 3
420
5,
ov, (Xvca, 'yajuos) dissolving

77,
marriage.
Xvrpcocris,
ecus,
T),
(XvrpLca) a ransoming.
'i
XvcrC-jcovos, ov, or
ov, (Xvca,
zone: epith. of Diana, travail.
who
WVTJ) loosing the lightened the pangs of
Redemption.
XvTpcuTTjs, ov,
XTJTTO,,
6, (Xvrptca) a ransomer, redeemer. XVTTU&J, Att. for Xvaoa, Xvffadca,
XVO-I-K&KOS, ov, (Xvca, KO.KOV) ending evil. Xvo-1-p.Sxos, ov, or 77, ov, (Xtca, p-dxn) ending
Xv(n-p,eXTjS, es, (Aucy, /j.eXos) limb-relaxing.
Xvo%-]j,ept-}jt.vos, ov,
strife.
Xt>xva > T ^> i rre g- 1 Xvxveiov or Xvxviov, TO,
XtJXv^wv, wvcs,
f],
(Xvca,p.epi^va) driving care away. Xvotp-os, ov, (Averts) able to loose or relieve. XtJcri-iToOos, ov, (Xvca, iruOos) delivering from love.
>v,
6, (Xvxôs) a place to keep lamps (Xvx v os) a lamp-stand. TO, Dim. cf Xvxyos, a small lamp.
in,
Xtkri-irovos, ov, (Xvca, TTUVOS) freeing from toil. XVOTS [if], gen. ecus Ion. tos, 77: (Xvca): a loosing, set-
a lighting of lamps, 77, (Xv\vos, Kaica) illumination, a festival at Sais in Egypt in honour of Minerva, like the Chinese Feast of Lanterns.
Xvxvo-sca'l'a,
= Xvca TeAos (which is found in pay dues or tribute to: to be useful or advantageous to: impers., AvatTeAe?, it profits, benefjv fits : with a comp. force, reQvdvai XwireXet % it is better to be dead than alive ov XvaireXei p.ot it me not neut. part. TO XvcrireXovv, rd profits
XvcriTeXeto,
f.
ting free, esp. of a prisoner, release, ransoming liverance ; Xvctis xp iw liquidation of debt. means or power of releasing or loosing.
r}<rca,
de2.
Xuxvo-irmos,
lanterns.
ov, (Xvxvos, iroitca)
making lamps or
Xvxvo-iroXis,
77,
Xvxvo-irwXTjS, ov,
(Auxi'os, TroAts) city of lamps. 6, (Xvx v os, TrcaXtca) a dealer in
Sophocles) to
lamps or lanterns.
AT'XNO2, o,
TTfpl
\.
pi. Xvxvoi and Xvxva, a light, lamp; XTJXVMV dcpds about the time for lamp-lighting,
e. at
dusk.
XvaireXovvra
profit, gain,
Xi)cri-TeXT|S, es, (Xvca,
advantage. From Te\os) paying dues, indemni-
fying: profitable, advantageous: also, cheap. Comp. -fffrepos, Sup. -iararos. XwiTcXovvreas, Adv. pres. part, of XvffirtXeca, usefully, profitably.
Xvo-i-(j>XJ3Tis,
e's,
Xvxvo<j>opo, f. rjo-w, (Xvxvo(p<jpos) to carry a lan~ tern : Lacon. part. XvxvotyopiovTts. Xtixvo-<j)6pos, ov, (Xvxvo$, <f>fpca) carrying a lamp, AT'fl, fut. Xvffco [u], aor. I tXvaa pf. XfXvtta Pass., fut. XvOrjcropat and paullo-post. fut. AeAvcro/iai
:
:
(Xvca, (pXty)
T),
Xi}crt-(j>pcdv, ovas, o,
(Xtca, <ppr)v) setting
opening the veins. free the
mind.
AT'SSA" Att. Xvrra, 77, rage, fury, esp. in war, martial rage: raging madness, raving, frenzy. Hence
raging-mad, to rave. Xvo-crds, a8os, .17, (Xvaad] raging-mad, raving. Xvcra-dci) Att. XvTrdaj, (Xvaaa) to be raging, furious, 2. to be raging-mad, to rave. esp. in battle. Xvcrcrrjiia, TO, (Xvcrodca) a fit of madness : in pi.
ravings.
\va-<r<\v,
I
: Ep. aor. 2 pass. Xv^rjv [y], 3 AUTO, 3 pi. XVVTO: pf. XeXvfMt, plqpf. eAeAv/^Tj^ To loose: for XcXvoiro. [iJ], 3 sing. Ep. opt. AeAuTO, to loosen, unfasten, untie, slacken; Xveiv ocppvv to un~ bend the brow; A. crro/wc to open the mouth; etc.: 2. of horses, Med. to loosen or undo for oneself.
[]
aor. I (\v9rjv [v]
sing.
to unyoke,
unharness.
3. generally, to loose, re-
XvucraivciJ, to be
lease, set free. 4. to release a captive on receipt of ransom, to hold to ransom, release : Med. to reII. to loosen, lease by payment, ransom, redeem. weaken, relax; Xveiv yvia, ycvvara to loose the limbs, knees, i. e. unnerve, enfeeble, and often in Homer, to 2. to III. to- dissolve^ break up. slay, kill. break down, lay low, demolish. 3. generally, (o to put down: cf undo, do away with: of disputes, laws, to repeal, annul; Xveiv airovods to break a calm. 5. to treaty. 4. to dismiss, assuage,
.
Dor.
inf.
of Xvaacta.
| i
one that
Xvcrcn]TT|p, f}pos, and XvoxrrjTris, ov, o, (Xvaadca) is raging or raving-mad : a madman.
Xvao-o-}iavT|S,
e's,
(Xvcraa, pavfjvai) raging-mad.
Xvcro--co87js, es, (Xvcrcra, eJSos) like
madness: raging-
mad, raving.
Xvreov, verb. Adj. of Xvca, one must loose. XTJTTJP, ijpos, 6, (Xvca) one who looses, a deliverer,
releaser.
undo, atone, make up for, Lat. lucre, rependere ; so Xvetv dfjiaprtas. IV. in Att., Te'AT7, p.iaOovs Xveiv 2. Xveiv reXr) = Auto pay rates or taxes : hence, fftTeAefi^, to profit, avail ; ov Xvei reXrf it boots not ;
also Xveiv, absol. without reXrj, to profit. Xoi, contr. from Aacu, 7 will, wish or desire, a Doric defect. Verb, only used in sing. Aoi, Ars, AT;, 3 pi. XOJVTI ;
subj. ATJS, AT? XcavTi.
;
U. an arbitrator, settler. XiiTT|pios, a, ov, or os, ov, (Xvca) loosing, releasing:
c.
Xvro
gen. delivering or setting free from. [u], Ep. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Xvca
.
but
opt. Aaj?7
inf.
AT^
also part. dat. Tip
Xtiro, contr. for AVCTO, Ep. impf. pass, of Xvca. I a ransom, Xvrpov, r6, (Xvca) the price paid :
XcoJ3do|xcu Ion.
fj,ai:
-eopxu
f.
-rjaopai Dor. Xta&daov-
price of redemption, mostly in pi. ment.
2.
an atone-
aor. I
med.
eXcafirjcrdfirjv:
(but aor.
:
I fXca/3r]Orji<
:
Xvrpoo), f. ajffca, (Xvrpov) release on receipt of ran2. Med. to release by paysom, to hold to ransom. ment of ransom, to ransom, redeem. 3. Pass, to be
(Xwfirj) : to treat despitefully, to i?isult, maltreat: to maim, mutilate: to dishonour. 2. absol. to act outrageously
,
and
pf. AeAtt/37?jucu in pass, sense)
Dep.
ransomed.
or despitefully. pass, sense, mutilated.
II. pf.
part. AeAaj/3??/zeVos,
it)
421
XCOTUJ,
Dor. for ACUTOU, gen. of Aorros.
ATl'BH, 77, ill-usage by word or deed, despiteful treatment, outrage, contumely, indignity: mutilation, 2. of a person, a disgrace, opprobrium. maiming.
Xcdp7]0f,vou, aor. I inf.
Xco<|>du> Ion.
_o,
f.
170-0;,
(\.6cpos) to rest
from
toil,
take rest:
2. to gen. to have rest, abate from. II. trans, to abate, of a disease or of wind.
c.
of Ao;/3dofiai.
one who treats despite-
Xa>|3ir]TT|p, Tjpos, 6, (Acu^Sdofiai)
lighten, relieve, release. Xco<|>T|o-i, 3 sing. aor. i opt. of \cacpdoj. remission, cesXwcjxqo-is, f), (\w(f>dca) rest from :
sation.
fidly, afoul slanderer: generally, a destroyer: mutiII. pass, a worthless wretch. lator, murderer.
Xw'uv, neut. \$ov, Att. contr* for
\<uisav,
Xuiov.
grace
to his trade.
rj,
XO>PT)TOS,
dishonoured.
6v, (Aa>/3doftai) ill-treated, outraged, II. act. insulting, abusive: baneful.
Xwia, XcoiTCpos,
:
Xco|3T|Ta>p, opos, 6, v.
= \a)@r]T7)p.
Aa>iW.
Xcotwv, oi/os, o, 77, \wiov, TO: Att. contr. X^cov, \(aov neut. pi. Acutova, syncop. Awta : (AcD to wish) more desirable; better : Sup. AcOiaTos, 77, ov, contr. Xwaros. There is also a second Comp. AcfiTfpos, ov.
:
M,
pi, |JLV
Ion. jxw, TO, indecl., twelfth letter of the

:
Gr. alphabet
Changes of
Lacon. into
ft,
as numeral, ft' 40, but esp. in the dialects t
,ft
= 40,000.
I.
Aeol. and
AH'MA,
Hence
XWVTI, 3
XwiTK],
77,
aTos, TO, the
hem
or border of a robe.
as fieTa into TreSd. II. Aeol. fi III. doubled, e. g. cififies vftfics, for TJIJ.HS ufiefs. IV. ft H becomes v, as, piv Dor. viv ft?/, Lat. ne.
IT,
Xo)p,o.Tiov, TO,
pi.
Dim. a fringe, flounce. of Dor. verb Ao), to wish. (Aevrcy, Aoiros) a covering, mantle.
to-ft;, f.
is often added or left out, a word, as id fiia, offx os
i.
at the beginning of
'
po^X 05 ^xAeus
2.
"ApTis Lat.
Mars.
2. in
fioÂcus, the middle of a word, as
TnfiTrATjfit iriir\rjfii, Tr/fwrpT/fu TrtTTp^fii, d'fijSpOTOs dfipc-
Xwmci>,
f.
(Aa;7T7/) to
770*0;,
cover,
wrap
:
up.
trans, to
ros, ofi/3ptfios ojSprftos, etc.
V.
ft
sometimes has
Xa>Tro8t)Ta>,
rob, plunder.
to steal clothes
hence
From
or o prefixed, as, fieA'yw dfj.c\yoj, fj.fpyoj dfJLfpyu, VI. o" is added or left out uopyvv/jii 6fj.6pyvvfjLt.
ft,
Xo>iro-8vTifjs [w] , ou, 6, (\WTTOS, ov(u) one who slips into another's clothes or strips him ofthem,aclothe&'Stealer:
before
as,
apdpayoos pdpayoos,
II.
o-fido/ fid<y, fffiiKpi/s
generally,
ft
Xwiros,
Xojicav,
o,
= \wirrj.
oi/,
thief, robber, footpad.
fuwpos, fffivyfpi/s fjioyepos. for fit. p,', apostr.

p.d,
very rarely for
fiot.
AOJCTTOS,
T?,
Att. contr. from \UICTOS, Sup. of

best.
most desirable,
i,
protestation and oaths, either affirmative or negative ace. to the conI. in text: affirmation; val fid To5e OKfj-mpov yea
Particle
used in
strong
Ion. ace. neut. pi. of A&rroeis.
co, f. t'a<y,
i,
(AOJTOS) to pluck flowers
Med.
\ca-
XomVos,
to cull flowers for oneself, choose the best. 77, ov, (AOJTOS) of lotus.
II. in by this sceptre. negation; ov fid yap 'ArroA\cova nay by Apollo. III. Att. fid is used absol., IV. in common discourse, the fid Ata, by Zeus !
XuTLo*p,a, TO, (Atwrt ^*a)) a flower : metaph. the flower,

choicest, best.
fid ToV,
the deity sworn by was often suppressed, val V. fid is someov fid rov (sub. Ata). times omitted after ov ; as, ov rbv Ata, ov TOV 0(6v,
etc.
(JidTijp firjrrjp,
name of
Xcoroeis, tffaa, (v, (ACUTOS) overgrown with lotus; ireoia ^.aiTfvvTa, Ion. for AcuToei/Ta, /otas-plains.
no by Jove,
p.a,
Aeol. and Dor. shortd. for
as fia
AnTO'2,o2,
the
o, /ê /o^ws,
name of several
plants
I.
yd
trefoil, on which Cyrenean lotus or jujube, an African shrub, the fruit of which was eaten by certain tribes on the coast, hence called Lotophagi : the fruit
Greek
lotus, a
kind of clover or
horses fed.
II. the
magadis. [a] From ace. fidp,dYa,Sis, f), gen. tSos : irreg. dat. (.laydSi 7081^ : the magadis, a harp with twenty strings.
:
for fi^Tep 777 : cf. /3a, 6*a>, A?. p-a/ydSi-ov, TO, /fo bridge of the
p,a.YYav6Vp,a, TO, a piece ofjugglery : pi. juggleries,
was honey-sweet, fj.\iT}8rjs in size as olive, and in taste resembling the date.
:
large
as the
III. the
mountebank's
tricks
\nayy5.v\}Tr\'s, ov, 6,
and a juggler, mountebank.
From
of
IV. there Egyptian lotus, the lily of the Nile. was also a lotus-tree growing in Africa, distinguished by its hard, black wood, of which flutes were made hence AOJTOS is used poet, for a flute.
:
fJLaYYCtvevoj, f. o*a>, (ftdyyavov} hand: to bewitch. 2. intr. to
to cheat by sleight play tricks.
MATTA'NON,
TO,
any means for
tricking or beII.
witching, a philtre, drug: a juggler's apparatus.
Xam>-Tp64>os, ov, (AO;TOS, rp<paj) growing
lotus.
ydyyap.ov, a bunting-net.
2. jj-ayeia, 77, (fia7eucw) the religion of the Magi. magic, art. a p,a,Yipiov, TO, (fidycipos) a place for cooking, II. Maced. a pot-, ke!tle. cook-shop.
Xtoro-<j)dYOS, ov, (AOJTOS, (^cryeiV) eating lotus : as Subst., hooTocpdyoi, 01, the Lotus-eaters, a peaceful na-
tion
on the coast of Cyrenaica. Xwrpov, Xwrpo-xoos, Dor. for \ovrp-.
422
,
-MA'KAP.
77,
6v, ([tdyetpos)fitfor
77
(sub. rexvr}), cookery. a cook-like way, artistically. p-ayeipiicws, Adv. jjurycipos, o, a cook: also a butcher. (From p.dacfoj,
fj.a'yfipiKr)
a cook or cookery : Hence
p,50T]Tid<o,
a disciple.
p.a9irjTcs,
De&iderat. of fiavOdvoa, to wish to become II. to be a disciple or pupil.

ov, (fj.a0(tv) learnt, that
77,
may
be learnt.
fj-dfa,
because the baking of bread was originally the
fxdQos [a], TO, poet, and Ion. tor uddrjffis. ua9u>v, aor. 2 part, of fj.av6dvoj. II. a nurse, f. ecu, MAI~A, 77, good mother, dame. (Mcryos) to be a Magus or a magip-ttYetKi), III. a midwife. II. foster-mother, mother. cian; fjayeveiv f*&rj to sing incantations. trans, to enchant, bewitch, charm. Maia, 77, Maia, daughter of Atlas, mother of Hera mes also Maids, dSos, 77. Md-yvrjs, rjros, 6, fern. Md-yvujcro-a, a Magnesian, dweller in Mayvrjaia in Thessaly : also MaYVTj-njs, MatavSpos, o, Maeander, a river in Caria noted for its windings. II. \lOos MayvTjrts, 77, ê magfem. WlayvrjTis. net, also called A.&OS 'H/w/fAeta. jxateuojiai, f. copai, Dep. (/tata in) to serve as a trans, to hatch. ov, o, a Magus, Magian, one of a Me- midwife
chief business of the cook.) a piece of (jid'YEvp.a, TO, (/iefyeww)

spells.
fem. of fj.aOrjT'fjs, a female pupil. (Aa0oio-t, Dor. fem. ofpaOuv, aor. 2 part, of fj.av6a.voj. |jid0ov [a], Ep. aor. 2 of yiav&dvca.
fia0T|Tpia,
17,
magic art
in pi.
charms,
MATO2,
who
dian tribe.
Persia
chanter,
one of the wise interpreted dreams.

II.
:
men
or seers in
III.
any en-
MaijjuiKTTjpiwv, wvos, swering to the end of
77,
the fifth
A ftic
month, an-
November and beginning of

festival
wizard : magician
in
bad sense a juggler,
December, so
called
it.
from the
of Zeus Mcu-
quack, [a]
held in
TO., (WLdyos, <f>6vos) tie slaughter of a Persian festival.
jigyo-ôvta,
the
Magi,
Ha/ywrcpos, a
v,
Comp.
Adj. formed from
fj.dyos,
the , ov, 6, (fAaipaffffco) epith. of Jupiter, boisterous, stormy, in whose honour the Maemacteria were kept at Athens in the first winter month, as
more magical.
p.a5apos, a, uv, (/*a5dcy) of flesh, flaccid* loose:
the head, bald.
jxaBdco,
f.
being the of
f.
god of storms,
etc.
p.aip.dcrcrco,
= naifja<a,
^\
to burst forth.
U(JJ&)&L
:
uaiu.do) Ep.
(pdaaca from
pi.
u.o.1
part, u-fttuiiucov
wccffci"
away :
(juaSos) to be moist or wet, to melt : hence to be bald. of hair, to fall Lat.

770-0),
woca: Ep. aor.
I fj.aifjLrjffa
:
(redupl. of
fj.dc>},
as irat-
off,
defluere
pdSSa, Dor.
for /iaa.
of fwoda>, etc., paoapos. 77, w, the Root (fMaaoj, to knead) barley-bread, a barleycake, opp. to apros, wheaten bread ; /taâv /xt/zaxws
*MAAO'2,
}xda,
T),
to be very eager, to pant or <pdta) quiver with eagerness : c. gen. to be eager for. jxawds, dSos, 77, (fj.aivofj.ai) mad, raving, fran2. as Subst. a mad woman : a Bacchanal, a tic.
Maenad.
II. act.
77,
causing madness.
sea-fish, like
having baked him a ca<?, with a pun on /tax??. jiaicrKT], 17, Dim. of /*ad, a barley-scone. trencher for p.ao-v6fi.os, o, (/*aa, re/xcu) a wooden serving barley-cakes on : generally, a large platter or
charger, Lat. mazonomus. MAZO'2, ov, 6, one of the breasts (ffrtpvov being the whole breast or chest), mostly of women, but also
MAI'NH,
ring.
maena, a small
T),
our her-
p.aivCs, i'5o* [t],
Dim. of
ftaivrj,
a sprat.
iocs,
|xatvo\T]S, ov, o, fem.
jxaivoXts,
raving, frenzied. = fjiaiv6\ij5. p-awoXios, a, ov,

p,aivo{jLai,
fut. fj.avtjffofâi
and
fj.dvcvfJ.ai
pf.
with
of men.
fiao-ros differs from /xaos only in dialect. p.a9etv, aor. 2 inf. of fjiavOdvca. fut. of fj.avOdva). [ji.a0evp.ai, Dor. for fj.aOr]ffofj,ai,
p,d0T]|Aa, arcs, TO, (ftaOftv) that 2. learning, knowledge
pres. sense /ie/xT/va, also (in pass, form) fj.ffj.a.vr}fj.ai : aor. I med. efj.rjvdfj.rjv, aor. 2 pass, (fjdvrjv, part, fictvds, inf. fj,dvijvai : (*/id<u) : to rage, to be furious,
which
:
lesson.
fjLara
is learnt, a in pi., TCI \ia.Qr\-
in
war
also to rave with anger
to be
mad
with wine,
be
madly drunk, and of Bacchic

:
frenzy, paivofj-evos
mathematics.
Hence
II.
:
Aiovvffos the frenzied Dionysus

beto rage, riot
77
[m9T]|a,aTtK6s, -f), uv, fond of learning. longing to the sciences, esp. to mathematics
metaph. of things, naivecQai vrrb TOV 0eov to be driven

:
p.a6r)-
mad
lunutrj (sub.
|Ad0T]cris,
(iriffTrjur)),
mathematics: o
{MidijfjLaTiKus
by the god more than madness,

Causal in aor.
l
i.
Att. phrase, ir\f?v rj e. utter distraction.
fjuaivofj.ai,
II.
a mathematician.
17,
(fJiaOf'tv)
the act of learning, acquiring
MAI'OMAI,
strive
:
act. efJ.T}va, to make mad, fut. pdaofMi [a], Dep. to
madden.
endeavour,
information.
2. desire or
power of learning.
be
to seek, seek to
f.
p.d0fjcrojtai, fut.
of fJiavddvu.
jjuuoofxai,
compass : cf. (irtfjiaiofjiai. = fj.aicvofj.ai. =duffOfj.ai, Dep.
p.a0T)Tcos, a, o^, verb. Adj. of fMvOdvca, to learnt. II. neut. (M(h)Tov, one must learn.
Matpa, 77, (nap-paipo}) the Sparkler, i. e. the dog-star. Mauamo-Ti, Adv. in Maeotic (i.e. Scythian) fashion.
[/id], apos, 6: fem. fj,dteap or paxaipa.: blessed, happy, properly of the gods, opp. to mortal men : absol. fj.a,Kap(s, the blessed ones, i. e. the
p,S0r]Tvoj,
f.
trans, /o raa&e
oca, to be a pupil or scholar. a disciple of one, instruct. From
II.
MA'KA"P
p.20TjTT|s, ov, 6, (/x0etV)
learner, pupil, Lat.
cfts-
cipulus
disciple.
gods.
II.
of men, supremely
blest, fortunate
MA'AA.
the dead were as being beyond the esp. called ntucapfs, the blessed, the blest, reach of pain: ftafcdpojv VTJGOI the islands of (placed by the later Greeks in the ocean at the extreme West). Comp. and Sup., (MitapTfpos, -TOTOS.
423
Ma-
but
also,
prosperous, wealthy.
III.
jxaKpo-ptos, ov, (fiaKpos, /3tos) long-lived : ol Kpofiiot an Ethiopian people south of Egypt.
|AaKpo-|3oTOs, ov,
(fj.aKpus, /3/oTos)
long-lived, of
long duration.
p.aKp6--yir]pa>s, cav, gen.
<w,
(/za/;pJs, yrjpas)
very old,
p,aicdp6<Tcri,
Ep. dat.
(jLaKapia,
17,
/id/cap. (jj.a.Kap) happiness, bliss.

pi.
of
in
II.
advanced age.
far-running.
(fjuztcpos)
770"cu,
the
l-ia.Kpo-Sp6fj.os, ov, ([MKpos, Spa.fJ.eiv)
abode of the blessed. p.aKapio>, fut. iaoi Att. i>, happy : to bless.
p.aKp60v, Adv.
(/ifl/cap)
from
afar.
to
to call or esteem
_
p.aKpo0v|xeca,
f.
(fj.aKpuOvfj.os) to be long-suffer-
Hence (xaKapios, a, ov, or os, ov, collat. form of fid/rap, in Att. one of the upper blessed, happy, fortunate : p.aKpo0v|j.La, 77, long-suffering. classes : p.aKpo-0iJfxos, ov, (fjaKpos, 6vfi6s) long-suffering, Comp. and Sup. fJLaKopiurepos, -TCLTOS. a pronouncing or forbearing : patient. Adv. -fuas, patiently. p.aKapicr|a.6s, ov, o, (paKapifa) liatcpoXo-ycto, f. rjffcu, (fiaKpo\6yos) to speak at length : esteeming happy, a blessing. Hence fxaKapio-Tos, 77, ov, (fmieapiôa) deemed or pronounced c. ace. rei, to speak long on a subject.
happy by others
jxdKapiTTjs
bliss, i.e.
:
ing, patient ; fAa.Kpo6vp.eiv eis or long-suffering towards one.
nva
be forbearing
absol. enviable.
Adv.
-Teas.
like /zd/rap HI, [t], ou, 6,
one in a state of
one dead:
17,
17,
p-axapTos,
p.aKeSvos,
cy,
= paKapiffTos.
fern. fjL&KapiTts, ioos.
MaKcSovtJco, f. donian side : or,
cV, (yu^/cos) tall, taper. era;, (MatcfSajv) to be
on
the
Mace-
a speaking at length. 77, IxaKpo-XoYos, ov, (fMKpos, \fyca) speaking at length. p-aKpo-irvoos, ov, contr. -irvous, ovv, (fMKpus, irvfou) long-breathed: long-lived, lasting long. [xatcpos, a, ov, (fj.a.Kos, fifJKos) long, whether of Space or Time: I. of 2. Space, long, far-stretching.
fiaKpoXo-yux,
tall,
to speak
Macedonian.
77,
lofty: also deep.
3. far,
far distant;
ITTI
fJiaKpal
MaK86vios, From
(idiceXXa,
a, ov,
and -OVIKOS,
6v,
Macedonian.
ein@or]6eia.i succours from
a distance:
fiaKpovfar,
for a long way ; oaov kmâKporarov as far as pos-
sible. o, a Macedonian. 4. dat. [MKpS) is often used, like TroAv, by II. poet, also p.aK\T), f], (pia, ni\Xo), as far, much; fjuiKpy -npairos by far the first. of Time, long : long-lasting, enduring ; Sici /la/cpov 8tK\\a from 67s, eAAcu) a pick-axe with one point. p.a.KtXXov. TO, Lat. macellum, a slaughter-house, (sc. xpoVov) after a long time; fls fMKpovfor a long oicL fiaKpuv at great time. 2. long, tedious; shambles, market.
MaKeBojv, cVos,
Kfffrrjp
III. regul. Comp. fiaKportpos Sup. paKporaros Irreg. Comp. paoatuv, (JLaaaov Sup. ^77Kiffros Dor. fia.Ki.aTos, formed from fj,rJKOs,as alaîaros MfiKTjSwv, oVos, o, poet for f/LcuceSuv. IV. the neut. pi. fjjaKpd is used as p.dKv<rros, Dor. for fj.rjKiffTos, (JATJKOS) irreg. Sup. of from afcrôs. = fj.t'yiaTos, greatest. Adv., yua/tpd 0i(3ds taking long strides ftaKpa /xf/iu/xettfpos, âpd npoatvytaQo.i to make |iaKKodco, f. daca, [a], to be stupid : pf. part. fifâK- KUS loudly bellowing so also neut. sing., fMKpov avrctv to KOO.KOJS, dreaming, mooning. long prayers Dor. for JJLTJKOS, length : ace. fiaxos as shout aloud. P.O.KOS, TO,
/zct-
H,uK0"rr|p, 7;pos, o, (/iaos) used as Adj., /i00os a long, tedious tale.
length.
fjutftpav, afar. p.o,Kpd (sub. 7pa/zyU77), 77, the long line which the 01Kaarrjs drew upon his tablet in token of condemna-
Adv.,
(jLOkKpos, (os, TO,
= fjLOLKos,
6,
fji7)icos,
77,
length.
relvca)
p.aKpo-Tcvo)v,
stretched,
OVTOS,
(fuiKpus,
q. v.
far-
long drawn
out.
tion, opp. to
the short line (/3paxefa), which was in

f],
fjuiKpoTcpav,
Comp. of paKpdv,
vyy os
"> ^'
token of
acquittal.
(fJztKpus, alwv) lasting long : ol /jatepaiuves the immortals.
[xaKpo-rovos, ov,
jxaKpo-4>dptJ-y^,
(fta/cpus, Tfivca)
= fMKportvojv.
<pdpvy) with
{latcp-cucov, cavos, 6,
(fxucpus,
of persons, long-lived; p.aKpdv Ion. p.aKpT|v, ace. fem. of paKpus, used as Adv. at a distance, afar off, far : Comp. ftaKporepav, 2. also of Time, at farther, to a greater distance.
length, tediously;
long throat or gullet.

(jiaKpo-4>XvapT|TT)S, ov, o, (ftaKpos, <p\vapt(a)
te-
dious prater.
fxaicpo-xpovios, ov, (fMKpos, -^povos) long-enduring.
length
also
paKpav long, paupav

evos,
o,
f],
tiirfTv
fjv
to speak at great
to live long.
p-aKp-avx^v,
necked.
jxaKp-ifjYOpca),
(^ta/fpos,
avxn v ) long-
f.
770-0;,
(y-ipos, ayopcvca) to speak at

77,
p.aKTpa, T), (fMaaoj) a kneading-trough. [iaKTpov, TO, (fjidacrca) a tcwcl, napkin. p.aicuv<o, Dor. for p.rfKvvo}. of p^KaofJUU. P.SKCOV, old poet. aor. i part, cavos. p.aKcov [a], cavos, Dor. for fir]KOJV,
great length.
fjtaKpTrj'yopia
Hence
long-windedness,
the season
Dor. (juxicpay-, prolixity, prosing.

p.aKp-7]ja,epia,
T),
(fjattpos, ^fJ-fpa)
of long
Jays.
much, exceedingly, very, very it strengthening the word with which TroAAa very many fid\' (v right well ; jwaAa /zAa 8ia/j.irtpes right /idA* avTiKa quite directly 2. through ov fid\a by no means, on no account.
quite: stands
I.
;
;
MA'AA",
Adv.
424
.
. .
MAN0A'Nfi.
MA'AOA"
tablets.
now , strengthening a whole sentence ; rj p.d\a or) in very truth ; so, with a part., paXa Trep p.tp.aa)s II. Comp. paXthough desiring never so much.
.
or p.dX0T],
f],
pitch for calking ships.
2. the
a mixture cf wax and wax laid over writing:
Xov, more,
tius.
2.
more strongly : also too much, far too much.

; ;
rather,
Lat.
pois
3. fj,dX\ov
;
/iaAat'cu, to soften |xaX0<XKLco, f. iffca Att. tcu, Pass, to be softened : to be remiss.

p,aX0o,Kivos,
f],
sometimes joined to another
Xov more
easier
Comp. prjirepos p.dX4. fj.d\\ov Ix^tW (M\\ov etc.

:
ov, poet, for fj.a\6a/e6$.
|xaXOaKio-Tov or -ca, verb. Adj. of /xaA0a/w'o/iat,

one must be remiss.
jji-aXGaKos,
soft.
17,
is often followed by ov (where ov seems redundant), ij as, 7roA.il/ oA77i/ 8ia<pOeipsiv p.dXXov r) ov rois alriovs in this case pd\Xov 77 ov is preceded by another 5. iravros fj.d\Xov more than anything, negat. III. Sup. naXiara, most, most i. e; fey all means. strongly : most of all, especially ; tv TO?S p,aXiora fs TO. fj.d(sc. overt), Lat. imprimis, as much as any;
ov,
(juaXaKos
(with
in
inserted\
soft,
II. soft,
gentle,
:
mild :
bad sense,
weakly, effeminate.
p.aX6aKus, Adv.
p.aX0a<r<ra>,
f. :
softly
ca,
= fj.aXa.aoca,
gently, mildly.
to soften, soothe
:
XiffTafor the most part, mostly: p.d\icfra is sometimes " 2. in added to another Sup., as ex^ 7 08 ^dXiara.. numbers, ftaAiora is often added to shew that they are not exact, at the most, at most ; rrevTrjKovTa fjdXIGTO. fifty at most, where the real number is forty"
Pass., [JLa.XQa.'xQ Qva.i vnvty to be unnerved JJLO.XIVOS, a, ov, Dor. for p.rjXivos.
by
sleep.
MaXts, tSos, 77, Dor. for Mr;Ats, (paXov, = fj.rjôv') a nymph who protects the flocks (p.r)Xa\
jxaXicTTa, Adv., Sup. of îdAa
:
fxdXiov, TO, (/xaAAos) hair, a lock of hair, [a]
v.
/xdAa in.
nine : hence about, pretty near, Is fj.eaov p.dXiara about the middle. 3. KCU paXiara. most certainly, Lat. vel maxime. (xdXdpaOpov or p.aX6{3a0pov, TO, malobathrum, the aromatic leaf of an Indian plant, the betel or areca.
|Aa\aicat-Trovs, o,
p-aXaicia,
17,
p,dXXa, by crasis for ^177 dAAd, nay but. fiaXXo-Seros, ov, (ftaXXus, 8ta;) bound with wool. p-dXXov, Adv., Comp. of paXa. v. fta\a n. AO'2, ov, 6, a lock of wool, the wool of ihcep, a fleece : of men, a lock or braid of hair.
:
MAA
TTOVVJ TO, gen. TroSos, (ynaAaos,

:
j.iaA6j3a6pov, v.
p,a,Xov,
paXapaBpov.
fj.f]Xov B.
Trows) softly treading.

77,
Dor. for
(yuaAa/c os) softness, tenderness
of men,
effeminacy, weakness.
|xaXo-irapT)OS, ov, Dor. for fJ,r]Xoirapyos. p.dX6s, 77, ov, white. (Origin uncertain.)
(ywaAa/a) to be soft or tender. f. oca, (îaAaos) to wafo so//, enerII. Pass, and Med. fj.a\aKiojj.ai, f. -iffOfj.ai vate. aor. I med. IfttOuuaffAfjajv, pass. IftaAtt. -lovfJMi
jjia\a:<iao,
p.aXa:<ico,
XaKLoQrjv.
nate.
/o
2. to
& so// or tender, weak be softened or appeased.

(juaAcwo's) a darling.
or effemi\KI\
(xaXo-^vXal, Dor. for /i7?Aoc/>-. a child's attempt to call to its II. mother; like dinra, a.ir(pa, arra, irainra. Ill later a grandmother. [irjTrjp, mother. for a blockhead. Map,p.aKv0os, 6, proverb, word
fjiaXo-<j)6pos,
(.tdp-fxa
and
p.d[X|JiT), 77,
p,ajxp.cLv
jiaXaxtcov,
a;i/os, 6,
young
alreiv, to cry for the mother's breast, of children before they can articulate.
fjittXaKO-Yvcb^wov, of, gen. oz/os, (/iwiAa/cos,
gentle of mood. W
Xetjucyi/
MA AA-KO'5,
a
so/?,
17, oi/,
Lat.
MOLLIS,
soft;
/zAaos
fxap-^ta, 77, (^d/xâ) a molher. Majxp-covas or Majjicovas, ov, o, Mammon, the Syrian god of riches, = Greek IIAovTos: hence generally,
mild.
less,
II. so/)?, grassy meadow. gentle, 2 in bad sense, so//, effeminate : easy, care-
wealth, riches.
remiss.
-)(6ipos,
jAaXaKo-x^tp,
[xaXaKiivft),
6,
77,
(fiaAa/fus,
X^'p)
s<
2/^~
handed, soothing.
= âAla/ftâ;,
Dor. and old Ep. for iity. a fold, byre, stable, Lat. mandra also 2. the a seal, Lat. pala,funda. setti?ig of p-avSpayopas, ov, 6, mandrake, a narcotic plant.
p.dv, affirm. Particle,
77,
MA'NAPA,
/o soften
Pass, to be soft
p-avcts, efaa, kv, aor. 2 part, of /icuVo/zat.
or weakly, to flag.
HaXa:cojs,
lessly
:
Mavepws,
softly
:
o,
Maneros, only son of the
first
Adv. of vjoXaKus,
TTCO,
fut.
<u,
easily,
care-
Egypt
tical
also a national dirge
named
after
king of him, iden-
Sup. iM\aKTaTa.
(/zaAa/cos) /o wza^-e
|xaXa<r<ro> Att.
soft, soften
: of leather, to make supple, curry : and metaph., fjvaXaGativ nva to give one a dressing, II. metaph. to soften by entreaties, to curry him. :
pacify
also to relieve.
Pass, to be softened
c.
gen.
to be relieved from.
fiaXaxT),
77,
(fjia\&(c6s}
oi/,
a mallow, Lat. malva.
with the Greek AtVos. Dor. for pfjves, pi. of px)v. p.avf,vai, aor. 2 inf. of paivopjai. AN0A'Nfl fut. fj.aOrjffoiJ.ai Dor. /ia^cv/wti aor. 2 cfj&Oov, in Homer either without augm. ftaOov, or to with double ft, (fj.fj.a9es, e/jifjutOf pf. fj.ffj.d6TjKa : learn by inquiry, to ascertain : in aor. to have learnt, II. of th i. e. to understand, be acquainted with.
|xdv6s.
[xdXepos, d,
(/udAa) very strong, mighty, raging,
of
fire
metaph. glowing, vehement.

77,
MA'AH,
phrase
the
arm-pit, Lat. ala
VTTO fj.a\rj$ or UTTO p.aXrjv,
only under the arm.
in
the
III. to perceive, attempt, to ask, inquire about. understand, comprehend, like Lat. teneo ; pavGdvets do you understand? Answ., irdvv iiavOdvca, perfectly I
;
-c.
part.,
pdvOave uv, know that you
are.
IV.
(JLCLVLO.
JJidpTTTLS.
p.dop,at, see
425
comes to mean wherefore? properly, having ascertained what? for what fresh reason? = T'L vaOuv almost
in Att., ri (j.aQu)v;
;
jiavta Ion. -it),
77,
(fiaivoftai)
madness, frenzy.
III.
II.
p.aTTiv, Ep. aor. 2 inf. (xdpayva, 77, = fffidpayva, a lash, whip, scourge. p-dpSdov, TO, Dor. and Att. form of ftapaOpov.
r6, fennel, Lat. maratbrum. [>a] MapaGcbv, wi/os, 77, Marathon, a plain on the east coast of Attica, celebrated for the defeat of the Persians, so called from its being overgrown with fennel
generally, mad passion, rage, fury. siasm, Bacchic frenzy.

jidvids, d5os, (fiaivofjiai}
fern.
enthu-
MATA0PON,
Adj. frantic,
mad,
frenzied: joined with a neut. pi. Subst., pavidaiv \wfmad fits of raving, Kke victricia arma. <rf)fjafft with
paviicos, 77, 6v, (pavia) inclined to madness, Hence f3\fTTeiv fjaviKuv to look mad. in mad fashion, madly. p.avt!cois, Adv.
p-dvis, t5os,
p.
(papaOov).
mad,"
who fought
Mapa0cs)vo-|ici.XT)S, ov, o, (WlapaOdw, /xdôfiai) one at Marathon : hence a brave veteran.
Dor. for n^vis.

for
fs,
jj,r)vica.
a v ico, Dor.
Nn, f. dvS> : aor. I ffidprjva Att. -ova. : Pass., aor. I ([Aapdvdrjv : pf. /xe^tapa/i/xat or fj.CfMpaato put out, quench, extinguish : Pass, to die (Mu :
II. metaph. to quench : to low. Pass, to die weaken, make to waste or pine away : away, waste away, languish.
MA"PAI
ji,avi-a>8i]s,
(ftavia t
ef8o) mad-like,
mad: TO away, burn
(jMviSioes madness.
MA'NNA",
77',
MA'NNOii
collar.
a morsel, grain. 2. manna. or jxdvos, o, Lat. monile, a necklace,

(pfpca)
|xawo-4>6pos, ov, (udvvos,
wearing a
collar.
|xapdv d9d, Syriac, the Lord cometh, sc. to judgment. p,apYatvo), only in pres., (/j.dpyos) to rage furiously. p,apYapiTT)S [t], ov, d, a pearl, Lat. margarita.
|iapYdco, only in part., (fj-dpyos) to rage furiously. [f], ou, o, (/iapôs) Margites, hero of a mock-heroic poem ascribed to Homer.
MANO'2,
cid.
77,
ov, Lat. rarus, thin, loose, slack, flac-
number, few, scanty. See pavus. (lavTcta Ion. -TJITJ, 77, (pavTtvopai) prophesying, II. power of divination: also the mode of divination.
II. cff
Map-yiTTis
MA'PFOS,
osus.
2.
77,
ov, or os, ov,
raging mad, Lat.furi-
an
i.
oracle, prophesy. |iavTtov Ion. -TJVOV,

e.,
I.
TO,
(fiavris)
an
an oracular
response.
oracle, II. the seat
3. lustful. greedy, gluttonous. jiapYOTTjs, 77Tos, 77, rage, madness.
Hence
2.
greedi-
ness, gluttony.
T),
of an oracle.
jjLavretos, a, ov, or os, ov, loti. -nfjios,
77,
ov, (fj,dvn s)
MA'PH, = x f ip, MATI'AH, the

r),
3. lust.
a hand. (Hence tv-fiaprjs.) embers of charcoal, [t]
oracular, prophetic. jAavTvp.a, arcs, TO,

p,avT>JOp,cu,
fj.ffj.dvTfVfjLai
:
an
oracle.
:
From
ffj.avTCvffdfj.r)v
:
p.aptXo-ir6TT|S, ov, 6, (fMapiXrj, tenses of irivca) gulper of coal-dust.

pf.
nO-
Root of some
f.
ffopai
:
aor. I
:
Dep.
deliver an oracle.
to divine, prophesy, (fj.dvTis) 2. to presage, forebode, surmise: 3. to seek divinations: to conin II. aor. I fja.VTfv9rj, inipers.
only in pres. and impf., to flash, of metal ; o/tytctTa sparkle, glisten, gleam, mostly
MAPMAI'Pn,
of animals,
sult
to scent.
an
oracle.
Hence HapfjiaipovTa sparkling eyes. |j.app,dpos, a, ov, (fjapfMipw') flashing, sparkling, of metals also of the sea. glistening,
:
an oracle was given : and pf. part. TO. fj.eHence jMVTevfj.(va, the oracles delivered. H,avTUTOV, verb. Adj. one must divine, prophesy.
pass, sense,
p,ap|AapLvos,
77,
ov, (fidpfj.apos)
of marble.
fJiapiJidpeos,brigbt,gIeaming.
|xavTVTOs,
by an oracle.
77,
ov, (fJ,avTtvofjai) foretold or
ordained
etc.
Ion. for ], -Trjiov, -TTJIOS, voc. of fjavris.

77,
fMvrda,
sparkling crystals in a sparkling stone.
stone or rock, with udp|xfipos, ou, 6, (fMpftaipcv) any it : also as Adj., irtrpos fj.dpjj.apos II. fj.dpfj.apos, 77, Lat. marmor,
:
marble
marble.
also
a work in marble, a slab or tablet of
diviner, prophetic : as Subst., fjavTifcrj (sub. Te-^vrf), T), the art Adv. -KWS. or faculty of divination.
ov,
jjtavTtTToXfo),
f.
of or for a soothsayer or
rjffa),
to prophesy.
From
:
jtavrt-iToXos, ov, (fj.dvTis, 7ro/\cu) inspired, frenzied. ecus Ion. tos a diviner, (fj.aivop.aL) jjidvTis, o, gen.
:
a flashing, sparkling : \i.ap\Ld.pTjy-{], 77, (fJiapnapvffffQj) of any quick motion, fiapftapvyal vodwv the quick feet. twinkling of the dancers' with sparkling eyes. p.ap [xap-omos, ov, (fj.dpjj.apos, a;^) MA'PNA'MAI, aaai, arai, imperat. fidpvao, subj.
fj.dpvojfJ.ai,
2. soothsayer, seer, prophet: also as fern., a prophetess. II. a kind of locust or metaph. aforeboder. grass-
opt.
fj.apvoljj.rjv,
inf. fj,dpvao~6ai , part. (Jop-
vdfievos
impf.
kfj.apvdp.rjv, ao,
:
aro, dual ffiapvdaOrjv:

:
hopper.
jiavrocnjvT|,
the art of divination, divining, [u] jxavrocrCvos, 77, ov, (/zciims) oracular, prophetic. fiavrtios. jtavrwos, a, ov, [xdvvco, p.avxrnf]S, p-dvx)crts, Dor. for fujv-.
77,
no other
contend
:
tenses in use
Dep.
to fight,
do
battle,
i. to
of boxers, to contend, encounter.

3.
quarrel, wrangle.
metaph.
to struggle, strive.
dual of fidpvafjai. fiapvajxtvouv, Ep. part. gen. and pi. impf. of jiapvaro, ji-apvavTO, Ep. 3 sing,
fiapvafjuu.
,
p.ava>s, Adv. less often.
of fjavos, rarely
comp.
o, (ftdpiTToj)
seizer, ravisher.
P5
426
,
fut.
fjdp-poj:
:
aor.
fyccp'/'a:
Ep. reefj.ti.Trov,
dupl. aor. 2 pfftapirov

inf. fiaireciv,
and a shortd.
pi.
aor. 2
:
fjtao-TTjpios, a, ov, searching. fjuurrlY M, false form
whence 3
to
opt.
fj-ffjid-jroiev
pf. part.
penapirujs
seize
:
grasp, bold, catch : to lay hold of, to embrace, clasp : to reach, overtake, catch.
:
fAacTTlYâs, ov, o, (fj.daTi) one who deserves whipping, a worthless slave, sorry knave, Lat. verbero. jjtaoTtYO-<j>6pos, ov, (f4.daTi,(pep'j}) carrying a whip :
as Subst., fJiaaTiyotyopos, 6, a sort of constable. Pass., fJUKTTiYoco, f. uadi : pf. aor. I ffjLaaTiyojffa: fut. med. in pass, sense fj-aaTiywaofj.^ pf. p.e fjuaaTiy QJ: to whip, flog, beat. Hence fjMi (fj.daTig):
:
MA'PSriTO^, a bag, pouch, Lat. marsupium. MA'PTTTP, vpos, 6 and Aeol. for pdprvs. Hence
17,
}j,apTtpca>,
f.
but also
f.
med.
[taprvpfw nvi to bear witness in favour of another c. ace. rei, to bear witness to a declare that a thing, testify to : c. inf. to testify or II. Pass, to have witness borne to one. thing is Hence later, to be or become a martyr.
:
: :
ffMLprvpfjOrjv : to bear witness
: Pass., fut. I fj,o.pTvpr)9^ffofj.ai, in pass, sense, [MprvprjaofMi : aor. I : to be a witness : pf. f*,f*apTvpr)nai
-qyca
|xa(TTiYwcrip.os, ov, that deserves whipping. p-ao-riY^TCOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of fj.aaTiyooj, to be
luhipped, deserving a whipping.

f.
ca
aor.
f^dffTtâ Ep. pdaTiâ
to
,
whip, flog.
opos, o, (ftao-Ti^cu) a scourger.
jJiapTvpir)p,a, arcs, TO, testimony.
jActpTupia, TJ, (juaprfpea;) a bearing witness. witness, testimony, evidence.
2.
fiaprupiov, TO, a testimony proof : in

,
pi.,
(MpTvpia,
77, (fJ-dca, fj.daa(a} a whip, scourge ; "ITTa horse-whip. II. metaph. a scourge, plague ; pdaTig UaOovs the lash of eloquence. fJiacrTtocov, Ep. part, of fiaaTica.
,
lyos,
TTOV ftdaTig
TO.,
evidence, [u]
[t>]
: :
:
From
vpovfjuti : aor. I efjLapTvpa.fj.Tjv : to call to witness, invoke . absol.
f.
fido-Tts, tbs,
p,acrTicr8&>,
77,
Ion. for
fj,d(TTi
dat. fj-dori.
(iapTtipo}jwu
Dor. for fjiaaTifa.
Dep.
fiaprvpofMi,
(fidpTvs) I call witnesses,
I protest.
[xacrTixdo), (ftdcrTa^) to part. dat. fJLaaTt\6ojvTi.
gnash
the teeth, only in Ep.
jidprupos,W 6, Ep. form of fidprvs, a witness. 5, 6 or 77, gen. pdprvpos, ace. fidpTvpa, as if from but also ace. fidprvv pi. frnprvpes, fj.dpTVp,
MATTT
p.acrTio), collat. form of fMtffTifa, to whip, scourge, beat, lash : Med., fj.aaTiTai irXfvpds ovpy [the lion]
lashes his sides with his
tail.
dat.
a witness. pdpTvai poet. fidpruo*cn jAxpuKdop,cu, p.apvxif)}xa, Dor. for {J.r)pvK. |xapvop.ai, Dor. for fj.rjpvofjtai.
:
|jia,<rr6-STOv, TO, (/iao"Tos, Sf<y) a breast-band. [jiacrTos, ov,6, one of the breasts of a. woman, later form
(idpij/cu, aor. I inf.
of
fj-dptnoj.
p,acrdop,ai,
f.
^ffofj.ai,
Dep.,
inf.
(fidca, fj-daffca) to
chew.
jida-acrOcu [a], aor. I
of
Root
*fj.doj,
to touch.
p,dcr8a, p,acr86s, Dor. for ftafa,

lidcrOXir),
f),
= ljMffO\r),
fjiaôs.
1X0,0-0X1)5, TITOS, 6,
a leathern thong. Hence II. metaph. a leathern thong.
Horn /wtfos. II. metaph. a round hill, knoll. III. a piece of wool fastened to the edge of the nets. a pandering. From p-acTTpotreia, 77, |Aa<rrpoiTva>, f. aw, (âcrrpoTros) to be a pander, play the pander : c. ace. to seduce. jAatrrpoiros, o and 77, (f-idoj, fj.aaTrjp} a pander, pimp,
for
Lat. leno, lena.

the armpit, Lat. ala, axilla. [x&] (yuacrxdA??) to put under the armto mutilate a corpse, since murderers fancied,
,77.
supple, slippery knave. p.a<r06s, 6, a Dor. form of fjtaaros, fta6s.
(ftaA-T/)
f. iff<u,
',<>),
jtao-C,
Dor. for
fJiijai,
dat. pi. of
fj.rjv.
pits
idcro|Acu [a], fut. of *fid<a n. Mao-<raXia, f), Lat. Massilia, Marseilles.
Hence
that by cutting off the extremities, and placing them under the armpits, they would avert Hence
vengeance.
Mao-o-oXiwTirjs, ov,
|iacrcrcLOpi.ai, etc.,
6,
= fJ.aadoiJ.ai.
man of Marseilles.
:
(ictcrxoiXio"rf|p, fjpos, 6,
the horse's shoulders
fxacrcrco
/xe'juaxa
:
aor. I Att. JJUXTTW : fut. fJtdgoj Pass., aor. 1 cfj.dxOf)v pf'.
c/ma
P-
pf.
:
AfVaoVoi/
a broad strap passing behind and fastened to the yoke by the generally, a girdle, band.
(paypai
II. to work with the to touch, handle. (*^cdcu) Pass., airos fjtfhands, to knead dough, Lat. pinso : IMyfj,Vos dough ready kneaded. jjulcro-ajv, 6,
fj,
p,aTao>, (fj.dTtjv} to act unmeaningly or foolishly. p,uTaid<0, (/mTcuos) = fjucndô}.
neut. paaaov, gen. fjidaffovos, irreg.
From jxaratoXoYia, 77, idle talking. fidraio-XoYos, ov, (ftaTaios, A.e7<x>) idly talking. [xdraios [a], a, ov, or os, ov, (/LUZTT?) idle, foolish, unmeaning,
profane.
trifling.
II. thoughtless, rash,
Comp.
for pjaKporfpos, longer, larger. |iao-Ta|, S.KOS, rj, ([Mffdofj.ai) that with which one thews or eats, the jaws, mouth. II. that which is
//ct/cpjs
of
wanton,
Hence
T),
|iaTcu6TT|s, TITOS,
folly, vanity.
chewed, a mouthful, morsel. |xacrrapvco or -<>, to mumble, of an old man. (Formed from the sound.) jjidcrTipa, 97, fem. of [MaTrjp.
[xaraios, M A"TA'H,
Adv. of
f.
/LICITCUOS, idly,
without reason.
rjao}, (;uaT77) to
lag; ov fJiaTa Tovpyov the be in vain, fruitless.

:
be idle, to loiter, linger, work lags not. II. to

:
deavour
jma-TtiJco, to
f.
do
ffoj,=^fMTfvo), to seek: to seek or ento seek or search after.
to seek, jxarevw, f. aca aor. I e/j-dTcvaa (*fj.doa) search : to seek to do. 2. to seek or search after :
:
p.acrTTjp, rjpos, o, (*fccia))
a seeker, searcher.
Hence
to search, explore.
{j.eyaXauxj]Tos.
for funfiio). p.dT(o>, rare form of iraTfca. to tread on.
II.
427
[d], Ep. part. fj.axftdfj.fvos
:
Aeol. form
|
fia-xop-at Ion.
and
I
fj.axeovjj.fvos
fut. fja.xfffOfj.ai
:
Ep.
fja.xfffo-ofjat or
Hence 77,-/uaT/a, a folly, a fault, [a] Dor. p-arav [a Adv. in vain, idly, foolishly, p.a,TT|V 2. senselessly, at random, Lat. teLzt.frustra.
1
MATH,
fj.axrjffofj.at
Att. fjo.xovfj.at
7
:
aor. l
ffjo.xfffdfj.rjv,
Ep.
mere. 3. idly, falsely, Lat./a/so. Originally ace. of fJ.drr), hence ts fj.drr]V at random, [a] for fJtrjTTjp, Lat. mater, [d] p.a,TTjp, Dor. uaTJJs, Dor. for fj,ara.s. p-dria Ion. -ITJ, 77, (/ictTT/i') a t/am attempt. [xaTp-aSeX<j>4os, jxarpo-Soicos, etc., Dor. for fMjrp-. a rich, high-seasoned dish, Lat. mattea jjLaTTUTj, 77,
c. dat. Dep. (/-tax ?) ; pers. to fight with, i. e. against ; but, ffvv rivt with the sanction of; Kara, a<pfas fj.dxfffOat to
:
to fight,
contend in battle
fight by
themselves
but, /caO' eva fJtdx f ^ ai to fight one II. against one, in single combat. generally, to quarrel, wrangle, dispute : hence, to oppose, withstand one. III. to contend for the prize in the
:
games
to
and mattya.
dainties.
p.a.TTO),
f.
(Foreign word.)
ov,
(/KZTTt'a,
MA",
measure oneself with. Adv. in vain, idly, fruitlessly ;

unmeaningly.
fj.oi//
ofj.6<rai
p,a,TTVO-Xoixos,
ca,
Ae/x6')
licking
up
to swear lightly,
II. thoughtlessly,
rashly, indecorously.
Att. fjr
17,
fidffffoj.
fjun|;-a{ipai.
knife. p.aup6a>, like dfMvpooj, to darken : metaph. to make Pass, to powerless, to make obscure or forgotten :
|xavXis, tSos or tos,
wv, at. (fjidif/,avpd) squalls, gusts of wind. [xaijsiSios, ov, (jJ-dfy vain, false, idle, useless. Hence
:
[Aavj/iSuiJS,
Adv., = f*di[/ .foolishly, thoughtlessly: withrecklessly.

(fJ-dip,
(fJ-di/;,
out reason
become dark or obscure. jxaxcLipa [jwa], 77, a large
jiavj/t-Xo'YOS, ov,
knife,
worn
like a dirk
next
jxavj/i-TOKOs,
ov,
Aeâ)) idly talking. rfKfiv) bringing forth in
the sword-sheath. II. as a weapon, a short sword or dagger : a sabre or scimitar, opp. to icf>os (the
straight sword).
ij.dxo.ipa scissors.
III. a
vain.
|A.a4r-vXa.Ku.s, ov, 6, (/*'/',
vAaTa))
idly yelping, re-
kind of rasor;
otir\TJ
|xdxa>ipt8iov,
TO",
|xdxa-pis,
knife.
2.
<5os,
Hence Dim. a short sword or dagger. Dim. of fj.dxo.tpa, a small 77,

"knifefactory.
peating again and again. [Ad] *MA',Q, a Root, only used in pf. act. and in I. ptfjaa, pf. with pres. sense, 3 pi. ptMed. :
fj.da.fft,
often in the syncopate forms, dual

fj,ffj&rf
;
fj.ffja.rov,
;
a small rasor. /, TO, a sword or

>,
From
ov, (fj.dxatpa, rrotecy)
cutler.
3 sing, imperat. fj.ffj.drca [d] 3 pi. plqpf. fj.ffj.aaav ; but most often in part, fj.ffj.adis, (j,fp.avia, p.fâS}ros, fj,ffj.a.SjTfs, but also fj,ffj.d6rfs, fj,ffwfj.ffj.afj.fv,
y.dxcupo-(j>6pos,oi', (p.a.xo-tpa,(pfpoj)weari?ig a sabre.
Dor. for
p.ax'r}T"fjs.
Maxicov
[a], ovos, 6,
os,
Machaon, son of Aesculapius.

fj.dxofjat,
Ep. part, of
Ion. for
3',
fj,dxofjo.i.
long for, desire eagerly, mostly fj.fp.amai pressing forward ; f.tffj.atrfs fyx fy ci pressing forward with II. their spears. 2. to ivish or claim to be. Med., fj.dofjo.1, p.wp.ai, part, fj.wfj.fvos, inf. p.uadai, im:
6re
c.
to strive after,
inf.
also absol.,
irpoffffca
Ep. part, of fj.dxofjo.1. 3 sing. Ion. impf. of fj.dxofj.ai. Dor. for p.dxov, pres. imperat. of paxo/xti. ), [d], 17, a battle, fight, combat ; properly an engagement between armies, but also, a single combat; fj,dxr]v VIKOV to win a battle ; but paxy vtudv rtvd to
perat. fj&jfo, to seek after, covet. \i, enclit. ace. of fyw.
MA'XH
ptya., neut. of fj-f-yas. p.e-yd-0apo-Tjs, fs, (fj.fjas, Qdpaos) very bold. ^(yddos, Ion. for fj,fyf0os.
p.Ya-0vp.os, ov, (fifjas, Ovp.6s} high-minded,
mag-
II. a quarrel, strife, conquer one in battle. III. an amicable contest, as tor a wrangling. IV. a mode offighting, way prize in the games. V. afield of battle. Hence of battle.
nanimous.
to look on a thing tie-yaipb), aor. I ffjtfyrjpa, (fj.fyas} as too great : hence, to grudge a thing to another ay
too great for him, and generally, to refuse or deny,
ov, gen. ovos, warlike. ov, 6, (pax 7!) a fighter,
warrior ;
as Adj.
warlike.
Hence
,
withhold from envy to object, complain. :T|TT]s, fs, (nfyas, KTJTOS) huge, unwieldy. if from ^670/^775) XCTJS, fs, declined (as
:
/:
77,
ov,
of or for fighting, pugnacious.

warlike:
effective
ft,
-fa,
ffs, cf. fVK\ff]S

2. pr. n.
(fityas,
Aos)
77,
ot
ov,(fj.dxr)} disposed for battle, or TO fj.dxifJ.ov the soldiery, the
of several of the family very famous. of the Alcmaeonidae at Athens.

p.e'yd-KtiSTjs, fs, (fj,fyas,
i)5os)
force.
fs,
much renowned.
(ftdxtfJtos, ftdos)
warlike, conten-
of fifyas. fic-yaXa, neut. pi. |X-ydX-avopta, jxeYdX-dvcjp, Dor. for fifyaXyv-. f. rjccu, (ptyas, avx^} to boast highly, \i.ty a.\-av\f(i),
tious.
(xaxXas, doos, poet.
of âxôs. MA'XAOS, oj/, /ewe?, lustful : wanton. Hence |xaxXocrt>VT], 77, lewdness, lust, wantonness. Ion. for IMÔIVTO, 3 pi. opt. of
fern,
speak haughtily
Med.
to boast oneself.
u.vdX-a,tJX'n TO s and p,6Yci.X-civxos, ov, (fj,^yas,
av
very boastful, vaunting, arrogant
428
etos, a, ov,
(peyai) magnificent, splendid: of

77,
fXYaXo(}>pocrvvT],
77,
greatness of mind:
in
bad
men, haughty.
, j
Hence
77x08,
sense, pride, haughtiness.
grandeur, splendour, majesty.

(ftfya\r}yopos) to talk big,
Adv. of
i>,
f.
fJ.eya\e?os, magnificently.
|A6YaX6-4>p<t)v, ovos, o, -fj, (ptyas, typrjv') high-minded, noble, generous : in bad sense, proud, haughty.
TIOOJ,
boast.
Hence
f),
'
From 77, big talking, vaunting. p,6YaX6-4>covos, ov, ((ttyas, <powrj) loud-talking.
[XYcXo^>(ovCa,
\Ltya\t\-yopia,,
big talking.
>
|X6YaXo4'vXâ
"hi
greatness of soul, magnanimity
"> (f**yas |XYO\-T|Y P OS vaunting, boastful.
dyopv&J) talking
big,
in
bad sense, arrogance.
From
p.Y5X6-v|/t5xS, ov,
hearted,
(fjifyas,
^X
?)
bigh-souled, great:
2. in bad \Lty8Xf]vopl(L, fi, manliness, courage. From sense, haughtiness. 5 , dvrjp) heroic, high'hi (p-ty jxY^"in va) P> P s i 2. in bad sense, haughty. minded.
-
magnanimous.
2.
\nfâ\vvu>, (fifyas) to make great or powerful Pass, to be exalted. II. to extol, magnify.
to
ji,6Y^-' n TW P
i
P OS o %> (/"7as 7JTop) great-hearted:

>
magnanimous.
ufiY&XC^co, (fieyas) to magnify : to bear oneself haughtily.
Pass, to be exalted,
[iGYaXoYva>|AOcrvvr], 77, loftiness of sentiment. From jjieYaXo-Y vu>\uav, ov, gen. ovos, (ftfyas, yv&fMj) of
lofty sentiments,
exaggerate or aggravate a crime. jjLCY^'^^P- 05 ov (lj'*ya& i ovofia) giving a great name, conferring glory. p.Y&X<t>s, Adv. of [tfyas, greatly. \ifySX<aarrL, Adv. of fj-eyas, over a large space : greatly, hugely : also magnificently.
'
p.YaXo>crvvT],
77,
(peyas), greatness.
high-minded.
|AYaA6-8oi-os, ov, (peyas, 8oa) very glorious. From (MYfiXoScopia, 77, munificence, liberality. |AY<iX6-Bc(>pos, OI/ (P-*yas ScDpov) making rich pre>
peyav, ace. masc. of p.tyas. [AY-avwp, opos,<5,77, (peyas, dvrjp} manly, heroic, [a]
MtYapa,
Megarian.
<av,
rd,
Megara
Att.
MeY<ipstis, t&s,
o,
Hence
f.
sents
: munificent. H.CY&X-OITOS. ov, (p.yas, oiros) very vjretched.
MYapCa>,
iffoj
tea,
to take part with the
|AYaXo-icv0T|S, hence capacious.

[A6Ya\o-KpaTT]S,
|AY<iX6-|ji,T)Tts, bitious.
ts,
(/x^yas, KtvOca) concealing
much :
Megarians, speak their dialect : cf. AaKowifa. 6s, 77, ov, (Meyapa) Megarian.
,
180$,
fern.
Adj.
Megarian:
as Subst.
es, (fJttyas,
t,
Kpdros) far-ruling. (peyas, p.r)Tts) of high design, am-
(sub. 777), the

',
Megarian
territory,
Megarid.
L,
,
p,YaX6-fuor0os, ov, (peyas, piaGus) receiving large pay. p,6YaX6-7rerpos, or, (fiiyas, irtrpa) on the vast
rock.
j*,Y<*\6- iro\is
/ )
hall.
Adv. (M67crpa) from Megara : and Adv. at Megara. TO, (/i7as) a large room or chamber, the 2. a woman's apartment. 3. a bed-
II. a house, mansion, mostly like Lat. chamber. III. the sacred chamber in aedes, a house in plur.
t,
joined with the

7roA.tes
name of
city
gen. 10$ Att. a;s, (/zeâs, a place, as, 'AOfjvai
the temple at Delphi, the sanctuary, shrine : in this sense Hence always in sing., like Lat. aedes, a temple.
great
of Athens.
p,6YS\o-irpdY|JUOv, ov, gen. ovos, (/xe'yas, disposed to do great deeds, forming great designs.
jACYaXoirpcireia,
17,
META 5,
W
\icya,p6vSe,
splendour, magnificence.
From
jiYa\o-'iTp'irT|s, fs, ((Atyas, irpeiroj) befitting greatness : magnificent, splendid, sumptuous. Hence
ov : dat. : dual fjLfyd\(u, a, fa plur. fj.tyd\ot, ai, a, etc., like a is regul. Adj. in os: but the regul. form never used in sing. nom. and ace. masc. and neut.:
:
Adv. homewards, home. ptyd\7] [d], ^fya gen. fifydXov, 77$, p.cyd,K(a, rj, <a, ace. p.tyav, p.fyd\rjv, peya
:
METAAO2
.
[ACYaXoTrpeirais
Ion.
-os, Adv.
magnificently
large,
tall.
big,
2.
great
hence,
great,
vast,
II.
Comp.
fj,fya\o-rpTT(TTfpoi', Sup.
v.
-caraTa.
spacious, wide.
3. long.
of
psyaXos,
peyas.
'
fi,Ya\o-o-0evTjs,
spirited.
s,
(ntyas, oOevos) of great strength.

ov, (fj.iyas,
H6Y2X6-<rirXaYX vo S,
airXayxvov} high-
weighty, important. 2. strong, violent. 3. of sounds, loud. 4. in bad sense, over-great, excessive; n*ya typovnv to
degree, great, powerful,
mighty:
(ji6Ya\6-o"rovos, ov, (fjifjas, 0Ttv<o) very piteous.
, ov, gen. ovos, (/ê-yas, large form, magnificent. |XYa\6-TO\p,os, ov, (peyas, roXâ) greatly daring, enterprising, adventurous. p,6Ya\o<J>povcos, Adv. of fjLcyaXocppcov, generously,
have too high, presumptuous thoughts. III. besides the Adv. fjtcyd\Q}s and peyaXcaffTi, the neut. sing, and pi. pcya and ftfyd\a are used as Adv., very 2. of Space, far. 3. with O-^TJIM) of much, exseedingly. IV. Comp. Adjs.,/ar, pey' dfjifivcav, far better.
fj.ti(av,
pefav, ov ; Dor.
larger
:
neut. fj.eTov, gen. (j.fiovos; in Ion. prose [ttcroajv, Bocot. p.iaacuv greater, also too great, more than enough. Sup. /ê:
proudly.
7*0-7-08,
ij,
ov, greatest, largest.
minded :
^6Ya\o<|)pova),
in
(/z7aAo^pcov) to be highbad sense, to be proud, haughty. Hence

f.
170-0;,
(AYct-o'0VT|s, fs, (pfyas, aOevos) very mighty. u ** (/**7 a *> avx*<v) vaunting, braggart. |jiY' a X'n s >
'
429
Ion. [jLtYo-Oos, cos, TO, (fi^yas) greatness, height : magnitude, bulk, size ; fj,tyd0ti <7fj.iKpus the ace. small in size; fj-fyaQtl ptyas large in size:
I
p,0-iro>, impf. (j,f0tiirov Ep. fitOfrrov poet. aor. 2 fj.tTtarrov, inf. fjitTaairtiv, part. fj.tTao~irwv'. aor. 2 med. fj.fTf<rir6fj.T)v : to follow after, follow
:
fut. fj.f0tyaj:
lAtfaOos
is
used absol. as Adv., in
size,
or like fj.rya-
closely,
hard upon,
Ao/s, greatly, \dp.irovrts pfyaOos shining greatly : so too in pi., TTorajuot ov Kara, TUV NeiAof tovrts /xe-ya-
or search after.
2. to seek chase, Lat. insequi. 3. to visit. 4. inetaph. to
Ota. rivers
size.
not bearing any proportion to the Nile in

I part,
manage, dispose ; d)(0os vwTca p,tQtir<av disposing a burden on his back. II. trans., IvotiSrjv fJLtOtvtv
i'mrovs he
turned the horses in pursuit of Tydides.

f.
HYT|poiS, aor.
of fj-tyaipca.
ji0-pfjn]V6iJa),
o"cu,
to translate.
[iy-r\pa,ros, ov, (fj-tyas, tpaTos) passing lovely. ;, of, (fj-tyicrTos) the nobles, chief men. S, i, gen. tos Att. tws, (fityiffTos, iro~
[A0<TT)Ka,
ji0T),
77,
pf.
Of
fJ.t0iffT1JfJ.l.
Ais)
making
cities
greatest or most blest.

fj.t~yas.
Tifj-rj)
JACYWTTOS,
77,
ov, Sup. of
11. drunkenness. strong drink. of fj.f0i-r)fu. ji0--f|K<o, to have come in quest of. fw0-T)jxoi, properly pf. of jj.t0~tofM,i, to be seated
(fJ.t0v)
I
|X04]Ka, aor.
Iicyurro-Tinios, ov,
(ptyiaTos,
greatest in
j
among.
ji0--rj(iptvos,
17,
honour.
ov, (fitTci,
f/fj-fpci)
happening by
one that cares for or rules, a guardian, ruler, of guardian god 2. fern. fj-totovca, guardian of Ida. always of guardian goddesses : ruling, presiding over. Properly the part, of an old Verb, jj-edtca, to
[xeSccov,
CVTOS,
o,
fifScav,
day, in open day-light, Lat. diurnus.

jJL0-t]p,pios, ov,
jjL0T]|Jio(ruvT], T),
,
= fj.t0r]fj,fpiv6s.
pass,
remissness, carelessness.
(fj.f0irjfj.t)
From
ov, gen. ovos,

,
pf.
(in
remiss, careless. med. sense) of fj,t0-
rule.
ME'AIMNOS, 6,
mon
vitcts,
Ion. also
77,
the
medimnus or commodii = nearly 12

to
tfcrfts,
|A0T]<ru,vai, |X0T|crf}jiv, Ep. fut. inf. jj-eOUv, Ep. for fj,t0itaav, 3 pi. impf. of
,
Attic corn-measure, containing 6
and 192 /corvAai,
= 6 Roman
:
48 xoi-
gallons.
ji0-ti]|xt. inf. fj.f0itvai part. fj.t0ifis: fut. aor. I fj.t0T}Ka Ep. fj.f0ti}Ka : aor. 2 inf. fj.t0tivai part. Med. {j,f0iffiai : f. fj.t0rjffo(jai 3 sing. aor. 2 fif0fis :
:
ME'AOMAI, fut. fifdrjaoftai

attend
to,
Dep.:
give heed
II. to
to,
jj.t0fiTo,
inf. fj.t0t<T0ai.
Homer
uses 2
and 3
sing.
think on
c. gen., TroAfyuoto fjf8f<r0ai, to be
thinking
of,
preparing for
battle.
plan,
j
pres. jJLtBitis, ntQiti (as if from fj.t0ifca), Ep. inf. fj.t0itfitv, fj.t0iffj.fvai : 2 and 3 sing. impf. (J.t6itis, fj.t0itt
contrive or devise.
(as if
inf.
p.8ov(ro, fem. of /xt&wv, like pfotovva, a ruler hence as name of the Gorgon, Medusa.
fxeSoav, OVTOS, 6,
fj.t0r)rea
|
from fj.t0ifoj), 3 and fj.f0fijKa
pi. fj,t0itv (for ftt0if<rav): aor. I

:
aor. 2 subj. fj.t0ti<u for fj.t0u,

:
ij,t0tfj.tv
for fj.c0tivai
p.fTiti},
Herodotus has 3
;
ford.
p-eea, ojv, TO., = /xr^Sea, the genitals. p.e6vcos, Ion. Adv. of fJ.t(ov.
p,^<ov, ov, Ion. for ptifov,
one -who rules over : a guardian, Properly part, of an old Verb fj.tSoj, to rule.
pres.
j
/term (not
;
and
sing. also 3 sing. impf. pass.

fut.
(j-tTifTo or ffitTitTo (for (j.t0itTo)

ffofjai
pass.
pf.
vos).
I
pass. part. fj,tp.fTifj.tvos (for 1. c. ace. I. trans, to set loose, let go,
loose,
Comp. of ptyas.
:
pers.
berty.
to
let
release
to
set
or leave at #-
p.E0-aipeca, aor. 2 }j.tOti\ov Ion. fj.f0t\toteov catch in turn.
to
,
!
2. c. ace. rei,
to let go, let fall,
throw;
jA60-d\Ao|Acu : Ep. syncop. aor. 2 part. pass. jitraAto leap or rush upon. 11. to rush after, overtake.
fj.fvos:
|ze0-ci}ji,pios,
to let go, give up one's wrath ; fjx0itvat odicpva to let tears flow, i.e. shed them ; fi6#ti/cu -x\ua<rav Tltpaioa to let drop, utter Persian
jj.f0itvai
x&Aov
words.
3. to release
c.
Dor. for
f.
fj.td~r]fitpios.
I
|A60-apjioa>,
ata
aor.
ficQrjpftoffa
to dispose
pf. pass.
|
up, resign : also or for another.

to forgive, excuse
<?0ai, to loose
fj.t0r)aof*ai
;
or relieve from. 4. to give dat. pers. et ace. rei, to give up to 6. 5. to neglect, regard lightly.
fault.
II.
differently, to correct, reform : jj,f0fipfj.off{jiai^ to alter one's way
Med., with
one a
Med.
fj.f0it~
of life ; fj.t0apfj.oaat (aor. i imperat.) vtovs Tpuirovs adopt new habits. jji0er|Ka, Ep. for fj,f0r]Ka, aor. I of fj.f0iTjfu. fi0eiT)v, aor, 2 opt. of nt0ii]fu.
jj.60eiA.ov, aor. 2
ov
fj.f0rjcrca.
oneself from, let go hold of, iraioos ov the Act. takes the ace. to let go, iraioa 111. intrans. in Act. to relax one's
of
fj.t0aipfQj.
and part, of fj.f0ir)fj.i. fi0eico, Ep. for îe0u, fj.t0ui, aor. 2 subj. of fj.t0ir]fj.t. jji60KTov, verb. Adj. of fj.tTt\(a , one must share in.
fjLeGeivcu, jxeOeis, aor. 2 inf.
be lukewarm : generally, efforts : in war, to slacken, 2. c. to be remiss or careless, to be idle, loiter. gen. rei, to cease from, abandon : c. gen. pers. to
abandon or neglect one.
3. c. part.,
Ion. for fitOfiXf,^ sing. aor. 2 of fj.f0aiptaj. |AC-0{iv, Ep. for fitOfivat, aor. 2 inf. of fj.t0irjfj.i.
jx0Xe(TK,
t>5vpdfj.fvos fj.t0tT)Kf having wept in Att.; t in Ep., except off. [t
K\avaas KOL and bewailed be left
metri gratia.]
|X0v, Dor.
for ifj.t0fv
|ie0-icrTdv<o, collat.
jjLC0-icrrTj^t,
form of
fj.t0iaTijfj.i.
fj.ov,
gen. of eyda.
|xe0'ôjxai, fut.
I. Causal : in pres. and impf., fut. aor. I act. fj-tTtcTtjaa and med. tarrf
430
ffdfurjv
:
to
place in
2. to
another
way
:
:
to
substitute,
fjL60oii|ji6v,
I pi. aor. i
ff<a >
t
sub. of
/J.t0i7}fti.
change.
put away, remove
remove from one place to another : II. intrans. in med. to remove from oneself. .Med. and Pass., pres. i*,f0io~TdfMii impf. fj.f0iaTdfj.ijv; aor. I fj.fTf(TTd0r)v [a] and in intr. tenses of Act., aor.
;
generally, to so too in aor. I
[ACi-oYwyew, ^
tle
;
(At
")I/
>
fifiayaiyetv rr v rpayudiav
d'ycu-yos) to bring too litto weigh by
tragedy
scruples,
weigh scrupulously
f.
:
see peTov.
MEIAA'Xl,
to smile
:
aor. I e fjieifirjaa. Ep. fj.fior}o~a : 770"^ for 'SapSaviov ftfioTJcfat, see IZapodvics.
O.TOS, TO,
-2
tO (JLeT0TT)V, pf. fJL00~Tr)Ka, plqpf. fJ.f0f(TT'f)KlV change one's place, withdraw, retire ; Saipajv OTpa.T<u fj,f0fo~TT]Kf fortune hath changed for the army : to go
'.
Hence
|xei8T](j,a
and |Xt8Cufxa,
(X6i8i(i.a), f. dffca
[a], collat.
a smile, smiting. form of fj.ci8act), to smile
over to another party, to revolt : hence generally to change, either for the better or for the worse. From p.0o3eia, 77, craft, artifice. |A60o8et)a>, f. aca, (/j.0ooos) to wcrk by method: hence to deal craftily with.
tific
Ep. part.
fjtfi5i6(av.
,
Adv. of [Kifav, in a greater degree. later form for fj.fi^cav.

,
ov, irrcg. Comp. of fieyas, greater. Ep. for dat. of /xe'Aas.
a following nfter: a scien77, (fj,fTa, o5os) inquiry or treatise : method, system. IJ.60-op.rXca>, f. ?70-a;, to associate with, mix with.
p,e0-oBos,
p.60-6ptos, a, ov, (fj.Ta, opos) bordering on, forming ; rci fj.f06pia (sub. ^wpia), the borders,
f.
(JieiXia, i&iv, TO., '(peiXiaffca) anything that pacifies or pleases, bridal gifts, a bridal dowry. [A6iAiYP- a . O.TO.S, TO, (fAfiXiffaoj) anything to soothe
cr gladden;
a boundary
frontier.
.
hunger.
/mA-ry/iara dvpov scraps to appeals a propitiation offered to the dead, Lat. inferiae. 3. a fondling, darling, Lat. deli2. in pi.
pur- ciae. 4. a soothing song. follow closely, p,i\iKTTjpios, ov, (p.ei\iaaca) able to soothe, propitiapursue eagerly ; fj.f0opfj.rj0f following close. tory; p-fiXiKriipia (sub. ifpa), TO., atonements. p.60-opp,Co>, f. io~o) Att. iw, to remove ships from one fxtCXivos, rj, ov, poet, for ft\ivos, ashen. to another, properly trans., but often intr. to make mild, to soothe, anchorage p,uXCcro (i), f. 0; (^fXt) : with vfas omitted to remove from one please: to treat kindly; to appease, propitiate : Pass. metaph. to another : Pass, to sail from one place to to be soothed, place grow calm : Med. to use soothing
p.0-opp,ua>,
:
770*ey,
(/*Ta,
o/>/zacw)
to -urge in
suit
Pass.,
aor.
fj.f0Q}pfi^0r]v,
is
to
another.
ME'OT",
vos, TO, wine, Lat.
merum.
words; ^r}8f ri p' aiSofjievos ftftXiafffo JWT/O" eXtaipfw extenuate not aught from respect or pity.
|XiXixia
ness
:
p.e0-v8puis, aSos, T), (^CTCI, vSap) of or from the water, epith. of Nymphs. M0-vSpu>v, TO, (fJ.fTa, vSct'p) a place be'ween waters, 3. place in the heart of Arcadia, whence the waters ran
different
/Ion. -i-q, T), (fiet'Atx os ) mildness, gentlebut also backwardness, lukewarmness in battle, [AetXixios, a, ov, also os, ov, (juetA.tac'aj) mild, gentle,
:
soothing
in
neut.
pi.,
Tpoaavoav
fj-fiXix'toiGt
:
(sub.
ways
cf.
Lat. Interamnia.
77,
p,0v-TTi8a,
wine.
O.KOS, 6,
(fjLf0v,
TT?6a) gushing with

wine-struck,
to address with soothing words II. of persons, mild, graciotts.
cf.
KtpTo-
-YTjpvs, v, (nd\ixos, ^rfpvs) soft-voiced.

77,
p.0v-irXT)|, 7^705, 6,
(fj.t0v, iT\T)acrca}
drunken.
p.60-viro8Op,at,
shoes,
.
p.iXix6-8ajpos, ov, sing gifts.

jxeivai, aor. i inf.
(/mAtx
Sa)po') giving plea-
put on
77,
(JUCTO, vTrooeofJuu) to another person's shoes.

(fj.60va))
Med.
change
jjieiXixos, ov, ([tciXicraai) mild, gentle, kind.
of
/ieVcy.
p,0vcrts.
drunkenness.
Causal of p.60vcn<a>, f. vaca (v), aor. I l/ieû(ra : fj.f0ica, to make drunk with wine, to intoxicate: Pass.,
in
pres. to
get drunk; in aor.
ffj.f0vff0tjv,
to
be
and sing. aor. I of n^vta. II. too small. IACIOV, ovos, TO, neut. of pf'tow, less, at pei'ov, T6, name of the lamb which was offered the Athenian Apaturia; since, if not of a certain
ftctvav, p.6ivc, Ep. 3 pi.
drunk.
p.0i5o-o-KOTTaj3os, ov,
also
(fjitdvo-os,
weight,
it
was
rejected as pftov, too light

f.
see ftfito
KoTTaQos} drunk
with playing at the KOTTa0os.

os, ov, (fifOv} drunken. p.0vp-os, 77, ov, p.0-v<rT6pos, a, ov, later, living after; of fif0v<TTfpot
p,iov-6KT0,
be poor
:
-rfffo),
(jUfFov, ex'") to
have too
little,
c.
gen.
i),
rei, to
be scant of a thing.
less
Hence
p,eioveCa,
fiiova)s,
f.
disadvantage.
posterity: neut. fj.f0vffTfpov as Adv. afterwards, later.

p.60u-o-c|)a\T|s,
f's,
(/J.f0v,
0(pa\rivaC) reeling-drunk.
Adv. of /xe/eov, in a tX*tv to be too mean.

P.CIOO),
degree; pfdvcas
minish. 2. to lessen in honour, 3. to degrade. extenuate. II. Pass, to become smaller, to deH,60va>, only used in pres. and impf., the other tenses 2. to become worse or weaker; c. being supplied by the Pass, of ftfOvaitca : ({j.f0v):to crease. gen. to be drunken, be II. metaph. to fall short of. given to drinking. be drenched, 2. to be intoxsteeped in any liquid. p,tpaxt-6fairaTT]S, ow, o t (pftpaKiov, (-airaTa(o) a icated with passion to be boy-cheater, [a] stupefied with blows.
:
p.e0uo-TT|s, ov, o, (^p.f6v(a) a drunkard. p.0v-Tp6<|>os, ov, (fJ.f0v, Tpffpca) producing wine.
wata, (ftficuv} to
make
smaller, lessen, di-
431
|i6tpaKii5o|j.ai,
jieipdiciov, TO,
Dep. (/fpa)
to
a oqy:
to be idle
p,Xap,-{3a(J>T|S, es, (fj,e\as, f3a<f>T]vai)
r mischievous, Lat. adolescenturire.
HcXdjA-pcoXos, ov,
stripling.
1
(fj,e\as,
dark-dyed. /3a)Aos) with black soil.

fj,e\afj,TrrjyTjs,
Dim. of /*eipa, a
Dim. of
fj.et~pa^,
7aa*,
\jLf\a\JL-iT(iyi]3,
(s,
Dor. for
:
(fj.e\as,
p.Lpa!<i6o(xai, Dep. (/*ef/>a) /o oe a iqy or /aa .

fieipaKicncT),
77,
black-clotted
,
little
girl.
generally, black, discoloured. ov, (fj.eX.as, 7r7rAos) black-robed.

ov, (fieXas, ireraXov) dark-leaved,
MErPAH,
p-eipaKio-KOS, o, Dim. of flfipat, a lad, stripling. p.ipaicuXXiov, TO, Dim. of fj.ei'pag, a mere lad. o, and rj, a feqy or girl, lad or /ass.
pf. efj.fj.opa pass,
:
ov, (fJ.eXas, Trrepov) black-winged.
|iXa}A-<}>arjS,
es, (fj.eX.as,
<pdos) with darkness
I?* cfyappai Dep. light. in pres. /o receive as one's portion or due ; c. ace., p.6Xd|x-<j)vXXos, ov, (fj.e\as, (pvX\ov) dark-leaved: half the honour as thy with dark foliage, dark-wooded. T)fj,i(Tv fj.(ipeo Tifj.r)s take II. in pf. efji.fj.opa, to have or obtain one's due. p,Xav, avos, TO, (neut. of /ueAas) black dye, ink.
MEI'POMAI:
for
share of a thing ; c. gen., bis share of honour.

as impers. eifj-aprai,
plqpf. e'ifj.apTO
jj,evos,
r\,
efj.fj.ope TI/XT/S
fo
a/
gotten
is
III.
the
pf. pass,
used
it is
it
was
so decreed:
allotted or decreed by fate ; also in part, elfjiap-
jxcXav-aiYLS, ioos, 6, fj, (jwcAas, aiyis} with dark aegis. fj,6Xav-ai>YT|S, t's, (fj.e\as, avyr)) dark-gleaming. jxeXdv-SeTos, ov, (fj.e\as, Secu) bound or mounted with
black
adicos /-teAavScTov
an iro?i-rimmed
shield.
ov, allotted, decreed; $ elfj.apfj.evrj (sub. fioipa), that which is allotted, destiny, like rreTrpojfj.evr)
ov, (fj.e\av,
Kio~T7)
SexofMi) holding ink;

heart of oak. with black raiment.
fj.e\avouKos an m^-stand.
(fj,e\as, 8pvs*)
from
irfTrpcarai.
jxeXdv-Spuov, TO,
for nty,
jxis, o, Ion.
p,ei(0|xa,
,
and Aeol.
aTos, TO, (/.icioa;) neut. /aefov gen. ftfiovof, used as

p-eXd-y-Y^tos, ov,
a month. a diminution : a fine.
}jieXav-6i(j,wv, ov, (fj,e\as, ef/ua)
Comp. of
and oAryos.
*
a 3 sing, without any other part jj.<=Xdv6L or (AeXavel, of the Verb in use, either to make dark (from fj.eX.dvoj = fj.e\alvQj\ or to grow dark (from /j.e\aveca).
*w, gen.
cy,
(/xeActs, 'yaFa
= 777)
and (xeXdy-Yews,
HX-av6ir)S,
(fJ.eX.as,
dvOos) with black blossoms
w/z'/jb
Wac&
so/7,
loamy.
jwXaY-Kcpws, gen. a;, (/jeAas, Kepas) black-horned. HAay-K6pC<|>os, o, (fj.e\as, tcopvcprj) with a black bead : as Subst., (j.e\ayreupv<pos, 6, a bird, /# blackcap. p-eXdy-KpOKOs, ov, (fie'Aas, Kpiicoj) woven with black:
of a ship,
w/zV
generally, black-coloured. jxcXSvia, ?), (/zcAas) a black cloud.
p,6Xavo-v,
benches.
1)708, 6,
T),
(/ueAas, {evyvvfj.i} with black
(xeXdvo-KapSios, ov,
jieXav-ojijiaros, ov,
(fj,e\as,
Kapoia} black-hearled.
black-eyed.
6/ac^ sa//s.
oy, o, (êA.as, -âirrf) black-haired.
l/
(fj.eX.as, o/u/xa)
T"
âr^
s/' 0/s
z/z
sow.
From
jieXavo-vcKvo-eCjxwv, ov, gen. ovos, (fj.e\as, viavs, elfjia) clad in black shroud.
(fj.e\as, Trrepov,
/,
with termination
--)(i.p.os,
6/ac^, cfar^. (Formed from /zt'Aas as ova--ip.o$ from Sfcr-).
(p.e\as, -XITCIW} p-cXaY-X^wv, raiment : hence gloomy, dark-brooding. ov, (fj.e\as, xAa/>a) black-cloaked: fxcXdy-xXatvos, ol M.f\dyx\aivoi a Scythian nation. p,XaYXXdo), (/xeAa7xoAos) /o be jaundiced or raecwi'os, 6, i),
with black
p-cXSvo-irrepos, ov, and p-eXSvo-irrcpv^, vyos, Trrepv} black-winged. jxeXdv-ocrcros, ov, (fj,e\as, oaae) black-eyed.
o,
),
p,eXdv-o<TTOS, for p.e\avoareos, ov, (fj.e\as, oareov) black-boned. p-eXdv-ovpos, ov, fem. jjicXav-ovpCs, t3os, (fj.eX.as,
ovpd) black-tailed.
,
lancboly.
jiXd.Y-XXos,
jaundiced.
H,6Xa-y-XP ot T|S,
ov,
II.
e's,
(/ic'Aas,
x ^ ?)
7
w^
bile.
ov,
oos, o,
= fj.e\dyxpoos. = fj,XdyxpoJS.
77,
dipped in black (fj.\o,s, \pota)
._, es, (fj.e\as,
Tffxos) with black walls.

fj.eX.as.
p-eXavrepos, a, ov,
(fte\as,
is
Comp. of
jxcXayxpoos,
ov, contr.
~XP OVS, ow,

-
ixcXctv-TpaYTls, es, (fj,e\as, Tpayelv) black
when
eaten.
black-skinned, sun-burnt, bronzed, swarthy: there an irreg. nom. pi. fj.f\dyxp es
black water, [a] jxeXdv-vBpos, ov, (fj.e\as, voocp} with ME'AA'2, Aeol. (icXais, /ze'Aaiva, /ueAav: gen. fj.e-
p-eXa^-Xp^S, turos,
Xpoos.
6,
%,
(fj.e\as,
\avos,
fj.e\aiv7]S, yueAavos ; etc. dark, gloomy, dusky, murky.
cf.
TaAas
black,
fj.eX.dv-
II.
Comp.
\t.\aQpov, TO, (pt\ai) the cross-beam or rafter in a room, so called from being blackened with smoke, hence the ceiling : also the projecting beam outside a II. house, the cornice. generally, a roof: in pi.,
1
repos, a, ov.
ME'AAH,
\ii\e,
on!y used in pres. to melt, make liquid :
Pass. fj.e\SofJ.ai, to melt,
grow
liquid.
like Lat. tecta,
a house.
tteXa0p6(j>iv, poet. gen.

(leXaivco,
f.
of /J,\a0pov.
i
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of fj-eXca. a familiar address, my friend, my jieXc, u> p,Xe, as dear: voc. from an obsol. nom. /utAos, or contr. from
fj.e\eos, for fj,t\ee, as rjXe for 7Âc6.
ai/a)
Pass., aor. I
:
fj.e\av6r]v
pf.
jj.e-
fj.\aafMii
to
(fj.c\as}
to blacken,
make black :
Pass.
grow
black or dark, turn black.

,
be cumbered or anxp-cXeSaivco, (/^cAtu) to care for, II. to tend, attend upon, c. ious about, c. gen.
ace.
e's,
(p.i\a$, fiddos) deep in darkness.
Hence
432
II. O.TOS, TO, care, anxiety, concern. Hence the thing cared for. ovos, caring for, anxious jAeXeBTjjJLtov, ov, gen.
(A6Xt-Tj8if|S, 4s, (///Xt, ^8us) honey-sweet: metaph. sweet to the soul, pleasing. jxeXi-Opcirros, ov, (/Xt, rpe^ca) honey-fed.
about.
II.
busy.
p.6Xt-0poos, ov, contr. -8povs, ouv, (f^fXt,
Opoeca)
>vos, f,
sweet-sounding.
jjLeXC-KTjpov, TO, (^teAt, Ktjpos')
ji\8a>vvs,
peXeSdbvT],
o/,
77,
6, poet, for /zeAeScyvos.
a honeycomb.
fxeXeScavos,
like ficXfSujv, (pf \e8aivai) care, sorrow. o, and 77, (fieXeSaivw) one K//JO ta&es care
:
a guardian, steward Adv.
a keeper or tender.
limb from limb.
jxeXei, impers., see (JLtXo).
p,Xt-KO|xiros, ov, (fJifXi, KOfjnreoj) sweet-sounding. |JLXt-KpdTOS Ion. -KpTjTOS, OV, (/if'Ai, KfpaVVVfAl) mixed with honey : fifXi-fcprjTov Att. rcparov, TO, a drink of honey and milk offered as a libation.
|AfXucTT|S, ov, Dor. p-eXi-KTas, a, o, (//eX/fa;) a singer, player, esp. a flute-player. fjLcXt-Xtorov, TO, also fxeXC-XwTOS, 6, (neXi, Xorros) melilot, a kind of clover, so called from the quantity
p-eXeio-Ti,
(fie Act feu)

s,
p-cXco-irSOris,
jwXeo-rrovos, ov,
(/-te'Aeos,
(fitXeos, iraflefv) suffering misery. 7rovos) labouring in misery.
jxcXeos, a, or, also os, or, (îcXo;) fruitless, vain, 2. vam. empty: neut. /Xeov as Adv.
cf honey
it
contained.
fj,
happy, wretched.
[xeXeo-cjjp^v, ovos, 6,
97,
MEAI'NH,
(/xeXeos, ^>p?7v)
millet, Lat.
panicum
in
pi.
millet-
wretched in fields,
its
[r]
mind.
,
ov, (fJifXos, irrcpov)
singing with
i, 3 sing. pres. med. of /xeXcy. II. /o care for, c. gen. p.6XT<io>, f. 770-0;: ace. /o study, prosecute diligently, Lat. excolere :
fieXtvos Ep. jAetXivos, 77, ov, (fifXia) ashen, Lat. fraxineus. MXtvo-(j>aYOt, ol, (fJieXivrj, <payeiv) the Millet-eaters, name of a Thracian tribe. c. fieXC-ircus, ircuSos, 6 and 77, (piXi, iraFs) with honeyto children, epith. of the bee-hive.
p-eXt-irvoos,
ov, contr.
court: to practise, exercise; fieXtTctv aoQtav to pracalso c. dat. rei, //cXeTav TO o> to /ractise wisdom >zV the bow: absol. to practise, exercise oneself; zse
;
-irvovs, ouv,
pica)
((J-tXi,
Trvf'w)
honey-breathing, sweet-breathing.
[xeXip-poos, ov,
(fjifXt,
fj.fXfTuvn (dat. part, for inf.) by want of 2. c. practice: absol. to take heed, take thought. From ace. pers. to exercise or train one.
kv TQ>
(JL^f
fj.fXippoos. p-eXCp-pi/TOS, ov, p-cXCaSev, Dor. inf. |X\Ccr8eo, Dor. for fJieXifa
:
flowing with honey.
jxeXeTt], exercise.
77,
(/ieAo/zi) care, attention II. can?, anxiety.
2. practice,
OTOS, TO, (ficXtfa;) a song, cbant : a tune. 2. |XXuj<ra Att. p,XiTTa, 77$, 77, (êAt) a bee. II. honey itself. a priestess of Delphi.
p.eXicr|j.a,
aros, TO, (/xeAeTaa;) practice, study. jxeXeTTjpos, d, ov, (/^cAtTacy) practising diligently. |XXTrjTOV, verb. Adj. of /icXeTacw, owe mws/
{xeXeTr][jia,
p.XtarcrU>s, not
fj-eXifffftos, a, ov,
(^Xiaoa)
of, be-
loning
to bees
;
,
peXioaeiov mjpiov a honeycomb. ov, (jifXtaora, fiuaKoo)fed on by bees.

keeping bees.
II.
practise,
(jLeXcrup,
cov,
opos,
6,
(/Lie'Xa;)
oe
a
,ov,(p.Xtffaa,vefJ.oi}')
tffo cares /or,
i.
priestess.
guardian, avenger.
ovos,
,
17,
= fj.f\e Sd>v,
p.f\^wvrj.
jxcXicro-o-Trovos, ov, (fj-fXiffffa, irovica) tending bees. jieXicro-o-o-oos, ov, (/ifXio"o"a, <7oos) guardian of bees.
fjteXtcro-6 -TOKOS, ov, (/icXto-Q-a,
TO, (/xeAaj) o&/>c/ o/ care: a beII. a charge, duty : care, anxiety. loved object. |XXijo-}Xv, Ep. for peXrjfffiv, fut. inf. of jueAcu. jxcXirjo-Cn-ppOTOS, ov, (/j.6\rjffis, /3/JOTos) cared for
TeKetv) produced by
bees, honied.
p,eXuro-o-Tp64>os, ov, (/icAtcro'a, Tpôj) feeding bees.

p.eXio-o-oov Att. [teXiTTwv, cDvos, o, (/LteXto"(ra)
a bee-
by men.
"
1 1
house, apiary.
,
MXT]TC8i]s
[t
oy, 6, proverbial
a blockhead, as
if
name at Athens patronym. from MeA^Tos.
for
es, (/êXt,
arayrjvai) dropping honey,
ME'AF,
toughness
fros, TO, Lat.

j),
jxeXCa Ion. -i-q,

it
ê
honey. as^, Ltt. fraxinus

II.
MEL,
p,eXtT6ia,
:
77,
(fieXt) a herb, banlm, Lat. apiastrum.
was used
for spears.
from its a spear.
p,Xt-TpirT|S, s, (fJifXt, TepTToj) boney-sweet. MeXtTiSTjs, false form for McXrjTiSifS.
jJicXt-poas, o, (ê'At, ^SoiJ) rwVA honey-tone.

p.6XL-j3pop.os, oy, (/ê'At, j8/)6/u) honey-toned.
,
made of honey:
(sub. /iafa)
II. p-eXiToeis, fffcra, ev, (/xeAi) ho?iied, sweet. as Subst., fifXtrofaaa Att. p.tXnovrra
ov, (fteXi, SOVTTCO;) sweet-sounding.

6,
?),
Dor. --yapvs, uos, honey-voiced, musical.

|XXC--yX(ocrcros, ov,
(/ie'At,
(^tc'Xi,
yfjpvs)
), a honey-cake. p,XiTO-irwXT]S, ou, o, (ftcXt, honey.
irttiXcQj)
a dealer in
yXwffffa) honey-tongued.
p,eXiTOVTTa,
f.
,
v. ftcXiToets.
|X\LY|J.a, OTOS, TO, (/ieAtfcu)

{xeXC^co
son^
fl
^>z/e.
Dor.
(JieXicrSco, (fj.eXos) to
modulate, warble,
2.
play: so also in Med., with Dor.
fut. fJ.(Xio{JUii.
trans, to sing o/, celebrate in song.
(/xeXt) /o sweeten ^vifh honey. Ait. for fj.\t(raa, a bee. TO, Dim. of fifXirra, a small bee. p.XLTTO-Tp6<}>OS, Att. for
uffct},
77,
433
'W, -ovpYia,
\KTff-.
like (X6XtT-u)8Tf]S, 6s, (fteAos, fioos) O.TOS, TO, (fteAtToo;)
),
Att. for fif-
honey.
[t]
a honey-cafe,
jxeXo-iroios, OK, (jueAos, iroifca) making lyric poems : as Subst., /xeAoTTOtos, 6, a lyric poet. cos, TO, a limb; KO.TCL fj.f\fa limb by II. a limb. song, strain; plur. ^^77 lyric poetry,
ME'AO2,
YOS, OK, sweet-toned, honied.

p,cXC-<|)pa)v, OKOS, u,
(/'At,
^07777) honey-voiced,
sweet to the mind,
choral songs. an air, melody.

p-cXo-TVireco, strain, chant.
f.
2. the
music to which a song

to strike
is set,
77,
(fteAt, <ppr)v)
770-0;,
(//e'Aos, TVTTTCU)
up a
delicious.
|AXt-<}>vpTOS, OK, (/xeAt, tpvpca}
mixed with honey.
p,eXC-xXa)pos, OK, honey, tawny.
(/ie'At, x^-ft'/
"*)
yellow or pale as
(ftc'At,
tivity,
jxfXirqOpov, TO, (/zeATnw) the song and dance, fessport; fif \irrj0pa KVVWV a sport for dogs. MeXirop-evif], 77, Melpomene, the Songstress, the Muse
|jisXi-xpoos, OK, contr.
-xpovs, OUK,
X?" a )
of Tragedy.
[AtXirw, celebrate.
f.
From
if/a)
: aor. I ffj,\if/a 2. intr. to sing.
honey-coloured, tawny.
5, 5,
es,
(fj.\ixpovs, 6?5os) yellow as honey.
p.cXXirjjji,a,
OJTOS, o, 77, (fj,f\i, XP^ 8 ) fifXixpoos. OTOS, TO, (/it'AAo;) a delay: in pi. de-
irojjLai, fut.
-ô/xat, as Dep.
;
to sing, (/*eAos) II. so also jicXfJLf\irfaOcu ictGapifav to

:
:
lays.
sing to the harp fitXirfaOai to dance in honour of 2. c. ace. to sing, Mars, i. e. to fight bravely.
celebrate.
fxeXXijo-a, Ep. for
ffJ,f \\rjffa,
aor. I of
/-te'AAo).
p.6XXt](ns, 77, (fte'AAo;) a being about to do, intending or threatening to do : an intention. II. an unfulfilled intention, a delaying, delay. jAAXir)T6ov, verb. Ad j of p.f\\<a, one
.
jxeXuSpiov, TO,
ME'Afi,
fut. fj.f\rjffo}
-f)s,
must delay. ov, o, (fj.(\\aj) a delayer. 5, OK, (fj,f\\a}, yapfoj} betrothed.
thought; -ndcri in 3 sing. /xeAet, impf. fftf\f,

fut. inf. fj.f\fiv
Dim. of /tcAos, a ditty. to be an object of care or 2. mostly fj-fXca I am a care to all.

:
at 77, OK, (fj.f\\ca, SefTTKOK) played the beginning of dinner, of music. p-eXXo-viKido), (//t'AAo;, VIKOOJ} to put off" conquering ; with a pun upon xhe name of Nicias.
and a care to me, an object of thought, anxiety, Lat. curae est mihi ; of a pursuit, /icAet p.oi iro\ffj.os war is a care
fut. fj.f\rjfffi, pres.
and
fifXr/cffiv
something
is
wedded:
}iXX6-w[jLc|)OS, OK, (fj,f\Xci}, also, in wider sense,
vvfJ.<J)r))
about
is
to
me : so in inf., o"ot XP*7 "rdSf fj.(\fiv it is right that these things shoidd be a care to thee. 3. p.fXfi is often impers. ; fic'Aet ôt Tovbf there is a care to me be for this, I care for this. II. pres. and fut. Med.
to
whoever
of mar:
% riageable age. ME'AAfl, impf. e^teAAoK: fut. fif\Xr}ff(a aor. I ffj,t\Xr)aa: in Att. the augm. is doubled, r]p.t\Xov, to be on the point of doing, to be about i'lfj.f \Xrjo~a
:
are also used in 3 sing, for fj.f\fi, e TavTa. fj.f \rjfftTat but these as e/ôt 5c 2. pf. act. fif(j.r)\f with care. things shall be pres. sense, for Att. fiffjif \rjKf , and the plqpf.
at, fj,f\r}0fTai,
et
;
my
with impf. sense,

AoTct
to
do or suffer : hence
to intend, design, purpose.
II.
to be a care, be thought of; 3. Ep. pf. and tpya carefully tended works.
do ; TO. ov TfXffoQai cêAAoK i. to which were not destined to be accomplished. be likely, to be certain, often best rendered by must : fj.f\\oj irov airtxQiaQcu Ait traTpi it must be that 1 am hated by father Zeus. 3. to mark a probability ;
to be fated, destined to
TO.
;
plqpf. pass. fiffj.0\fTai, fj.f/j.0\fTO, shortd. for ftffif\ijTai, ffj.ffj,f\T)TO, also occur in pres. and impf. sense;
77*
vv TOL ovKfTi p.tp.^KfT
'
A.xi\\fvs surely Achilles

;
is
of fj.f\XfT' aKovffj.fv you are likely to have heard of it 6'0t TTOV fit AAovatK apt OTOI jSouAas /3ouA6uetK for, take care of, tend, c. gen., p.fXfiv fipoTtuv to take III. care of mortals so in pf. part., wToAe/zoio fiffj,rj\us where the best are likely to be holding counsel. also in aor. I pass. fj.f\r)6r)vai, to to be always going to do, meaning to do, without busied with war IV. care for, take care of. doing: hence to delay, put off", hesitate, scruple. Hence to sing. eo), f. 770-0;, fj.f\\Q} often stands without its iufin., and so seems to (ê/\o;5os) a singing. 77, govern an ace., which depends on the inf. omitted .
;
:
;
no longer a care to thee fj.ffj.f3\fTO of Ttfxos the HI. the Act. (j.t\u, wall was a care to him. Med. /ic'Ao/ttit are also found in trans, sense, to care
[sc. TrpaTTeiKJ fvOvs irpaTTfTf, what you are about [to do], do quickly the part. ^feAAo;K is also used so, as o //eAAoiK XP"^ 08 the future time his future power 77 p.f\Kovffo. CLVTOV fivvajj-is esp. in
o Tt fJ.f\\fTf
p-eX-wSos, OK,
p-ep.aa, pf.
(fj.f\os, 0)877)
:
singing, musical.
of *fiao;
pi. fiffiddoi.
p.6|jid07]Ka [ftfi], pf.

p.c-p.aicvia,
of
p.ai
neut., TO
fj,t\\ov, issue, result.

>,
TO, fj.f\\ovTa
things to
come, the
Ep. pf. part. fern. * ucuaixev, Ep. for fj.ffjd.ofj.fi/, I pi. pf. of JJ.CLOJ. of ftatVo/iat, formed as if from p.e(xu.vT||jLai [yâ], pf.
p.p,a,oTS,
pf. part. pi.
ovs,
77,
poet, for
fj.f\\rjffis.
>ia,
77,
song-writing.
From
writing songs. make lyric poems.
of
*/xao;.
,co), f.
>,
OK, (fif\os, ypd<fxa) 77ao;, (fj.f\oiroi<js} to ov, u,
= fj.t\oiroi6s.
fjLp,dirotv [/*a], 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 opt. p.ep.apTr(os, pf. part, of pap-moj.
T6, Ep. for fj.ffJ.dfTf, 2 pi. pf.
of
434
p.
f
p. axoi,
ME'NOS.
pf-
may be
as well
first
p-ep-aws, \L\iavla, pf. part, of *âo;: |Xfxaurcs, }Xfiauras, lengthd. for fj.ffj.aoTts, {j.efj,a6ras, nom. and
on the other; , expressed by on the one hand . . as, while ; fj,ev, like 8c, can never stand
. .
ace. plur.
t,
,
p,cp.|3XeTO,
pf.
Ep. for
pass, o skin.
3 sing.
,
and plqpf.
pf. of. 0\wffK<v.

?),
in a clause jj.fv is not always answered by 8^, but by other Particles, as by a\\a, drop, eVetra, avrf, MeV is often found avdis; also by pevroi, fira. without 8e expressed, as, djs jj.lv Xeyovcrt as they say, Mtv was orig. the same (but as I do not believe).
:
|X}.i8pa.va,
Lat.
memhrana, a parchment,
T),
MEMBPA'5,
p.6[ieX7]Ka, pf.
(j.s}icv7]jca. pf.
a8os,
a small kind of anchovy, [a]
as P.TJV, and rj jj.V is retained in Ion. for as a 7) pr\v form of protestation. II. jj.fv before other Particles
:
of
of
p.eX(a.
fj,tvca.
I. jj.lv 2.
dpa, Ep.
jj.lv ..
so.
JAW 76 or
Ion. for peQeifjifvos, pf. pass. part, of

f.
Lat. certe.
fj,vovv, Lat.
3. jj.lv 877
jj.fv pa, accordingly, and 76, yet at least, certainly, however. 4. fj.lv ovv or
part, o
pf.
Ep. 3 sing.
pf.
of
fj.\ca,
with
pres.
sense,
also jisp-YjXei, plqpf. with impf. sense.
vero, ay indeed: rather, nay rather : so too, fj.lv ovv 76 or jj.fvovvy, yea rather. 5. b. jjfv TOI Ep., Att. jj.fVToi, certainly, at any rate. to recall what has gone before, now. c. to mark
imo
of
fj.aivo/j.ai.
an objection, or exception,
pf.
yet,
however,
still,
never-
Adv.
craftily, by
part,
of
theless.
stratagem.
:
of pia'tvo). inf. p lAcîyp-ai, pf. pass, of fjiiyvvpi p.p.vdp,cvos, Dor. pf. part, of fJLtfivrjffKoj. p.cp,v0, Ion. pf. pass, imperat. of f//?7<7/y.
p.sp,iao-jjiat, pf. pass,
p,vaixp-T|S, ov, 6, (jj.(v<a, aixfJT]} sustaining the fight, resolute, unflinching.
p.eftvccpTO, Ion. for ptpvcpTo,

fJilfJ.Vr)(TKO}.
pi.
pf. opt. pass,
of
p.veaiva>, only used in pres. and impf., (fj.^vos') to desire earnestly, to be bent on doing c. gen., fj.fvaivfiv jJ.axr}s to long for battle. II. to be angry, be furious : to be convulsed in death. rage,
:
jjiev-eYX 1! 8 '
>
(A ^ I/CU >
^7X OS )
steadfast in fight.
(x4p,v7]jjiat, pf.
pass, of
funvrjffKQj, inf. fiep.vrja9ai.
jjLV6-Sif|ios, ov, (fj-fvca, 877105)
standing one's ground
of fjn/J.vr)ffKO}. p,jAVT)'p,T|v, \ie\iv (a\Lf]v, pf. opt. pass, jA|AVTj<TTVfJivos, pf. part. pass, of nvnaTfvo).
fjLeu.vwp.ai-, pf. subj. pass,
of
jJ.invrjaKoiJ.ai,
against the enemy, staunch, unflinching. |AV6T,vap.ev, Ep. I pi. aor. I of jj.fv(aivtu. Meve-Xuos, Att. McvtXccos Dor. MevcXas,
(jj.voj,
o, pr. n.,
M(AVCOV,
\L(\i.ova,
oi'os, o,
Aaos) Menelaus,
ov,
|X^6XvYKa,
-vcrjxat, pf. act.
poet, and Ion. pf. any pres. in use : (*/â<u) strive; SixOci 8( /iot KpaSirj
and pass, of fjioXvvca. with pres. sense, without

to wish,
jj.fjj.ove
p-evc-irroXcôs,
withstanding men. (jj.evca, ir6\ffj.os) staunch

i.
e.
in
battle, steadfast, resolute.
my
long, yearn, heart longs
M6V6(r0vs,
the Abider.
ecus,
Ion,
7705, 6, (/icycu)
Menestheus,
i.
e.
with a twofold wish.

p.fAopT|T(u, poet. 3 sing. pf. pass, o
\it\Lopvy\ifvo3, pf. part. pass, of fiopvffaca. Ion. pf. pass, of />i>oco.
,
[16V6T6CV, verb. Adj. of jj.vo}, one must abide. p,6VTos, 77, 6v, (fj.4voj) standing one's ground, stead-
fast: also patient, longsuffer ing ; ol Kaipol ov jj.everoi opportunities will not wait.
77,
6v,
(jj.4/j.(j)oiâi)
to be
blamed, blame-
H,V-e|>vXoms,
jxV~x<ip|JL"r]S,
tos, 6,
77,
(p.fvca, <pv\oitis)
= JUCJ/CTTTOov,
worthy, contemptible.
II. act.
blaming, hearing
ov, o,
a grudge against. [if ;jiiJKtt, pf. of fJVKa.ofj.ai
and \ifv(-\ap\ios,
also of
:
fjvuo).
Xapw)
med.
ef^ffJ-
staunch in
battle, resolute.
ME'MÔMAI,
$dfj.r)v, pass.
fut.
fj.fj.i/sofj,ai
:
aor. i
to blame, k^^(pOt]v Dep. : upbraid, reproach, find fault with, c. ace. pers. or rei ; c. gen. c. ace. rei et rei, to complain of a thing gen. pers., o naKiara fiffjupovTai r)fj.uv which is the chief com;
fjivo-iKTjs, es, (yntvos, tiKus from *f"K(u) suited to the desires, satisfying, plentiful: generally, agreeable, pleasant, suiting one's taste.
jACvoivdw,
f.
-rjffca
p,voivo>, 3
long for,
sing,
Ep. impf. pcvoivcov Ep. pres. pevoivaa Ep. aor. I pfvoivrjoa,

:
plaint they
make
against us.
II. c. dat. pers. et
3 sing. opt. p.tvoivfjatie

to strive for.
ace. rei, to object a thing to with it : c. dat. pers. to
another
reproach him
to desire eagerly, (nfvoiv-f)} : i. to purpose, intend.
Henvj/i-p,oipos,
otters
OI/ >
(/J/J.(f>onai, ftofpa)
find fault with. complaining of
|AVOIVT|, 77, eager desire. ficvcavoxo, Ep. for fievoivaa).
fate, repining, discontented.

2.
a blaming, reproach, rea complaint. proof. ME'N, conjunctive Particle, used to distinguish the word or clause with which it stands from something that is to follow, and commonly answered by 8e in
p.ep.\|;Ls, ecus, rj, (fj.ffj.fpo/jat')
ME'NOS, eos, TO, force, strength of body, prow2. of animals, 3. strength, fierceness, spirit. of things, strength, might, force : hence of the blood as giving strength a flow of black p.t\o.v fj-tvos
ess.
;
blood.
violently.
II. spirit, 2.
ardour:
fttvei, dat. -with fury,
wish, bent, purpose.

III. fj.tvos
is
the
corresponding
clause.
Generally,
}j.(v
and 6e
temper, disposition.
3. generally, also used in
fjLevovv
;
/jteo-oAa/3?/?.
r6,
(peffos, &ovs}
435
a leathern strap, by
to the pole, Lat. sub-
as Icp^v pevos 'AXrcivuoio the pcriphr. like pirj. 'Is sacred Alcinous himself.
jicvovv, p.tvToi, etc , v. sub fj.lv n. 4, 5. ME'Nfl : Ion. impf. /ueVeovfov : fut. p.ev>, Ep. unto stay, contr. /JKveo} aor. I e/mva : pf. p.f/j.6vr]tca. :
:
which the yoke was fastened ugium.

thong
: to abide, sland ones 2. ground. p,6o-ai-ir6\i,os, ov, (jueVos, iroXius} poet, for /zeffohome, tarry. iruXios, half-gray, grizzled, middle-aged. 3. to stay behind, linger, dally. 4. of things, to be lasting, to remain, jxecraiTaTos, ij, ov. Ion. Sup. of p-faos, the midst, stand. 5. of condition, to be unchanged, continue? middlemost : Comp. p.raiTepos, rj, ov, more in the to abide or stand by an opin- middle. bold good. 6. II. tians. to await, expect, abide, await ion. p.<r-aKTOS. ov, (êo"os, a/err]} midway between two to await for; fji&vov 8' (trl tairfpov shores, in mid-sea. steadfastly: (\0iv they waited for evening's coming on also to ji<r-ap.ppiT], f], Ion. for fieo~r)i.i@pia. watch for. jju=cr-ap.!3piv6s, p.eo--ajipios, Dor. for fJLfarjp.-. so p.pico, f. iffoa Att. ia>: Dor. p.picrBa>, f. a>: (ftfpis}: p.<ra,Ttos, ov. p.o-aTOs, ij, ov, poet, for piaos to divide into parts. II. to divide, distribute : also Ep. fjifaaaros and ftfaadTios.
/a:V,
Lat.
MANEO
p.or-o,YKvXov, TO, (ptcros, dyfcvXr)) a javelin wi'h a for throwing it by.
to stay at
Med.
to divide
f],
among
Hence
themselves.
care, thought
:
p.c'pip,va,
(jj.fpis, /-ifpt^cy)
anxious
II.
eare or though f, trouble, disquietude.

thought, mind.
the
p.r-avXos Ep. jxco-o-avXos Att. [AeravXcs, ov, inside the av\r) or hall: as Subst., jJuero-avXos, o, or II. in Att. nfravp,(ra auXov, TO, the inner court. \os (sc. 6ipa}, rj, the dcor between the court-yard and
-
p.epip,vd,
f.
-rjcro},
to
care for, be anxious about,

fj.epipvdv to be
think earnestly
upon ; iroXXct. with many cares. Hence

p.pt|jLV7]jia, arcs, TO,
cumbered
p.pip.VT]TTjS, ov, o, one

to care.
anxious thought, care : and who is careful about things. p.ptp.vo-TOicos, ov, (fjLepifAva, Te/cetJ') giving birth
inner part of the house, the inner door. p.6cr8cov, ov, Dor. for (tiêar, ptifav. and before a vowel -vs, Ep. \if<r<n\yv, p.ecr-q'Y'u, in (he middle^ be-vs, Adv. of Space: (//eVos) II. tween. 2. c. gen. in the middle of, betwixt. III. as Subst., of Time, meanwhile, meantime.
:
/j.f(rr)yv,
TO, the part between, interval
TO
fjLfarjfv
fiepi[jivo-<j)povTtcrTTjs, oO, o, (/zf'pt/ii/a, {ppovTifa}
an
II.
fiparos midday, noon.

p.6<rTjis, fffaa, (V, (/ieVos)
tver-careful thinker.
piepis, iSos,
37,
:
middle, middling*
17,
(/ê'pos)
a part, portion, share.
|Xcr-T|p,j3pia Ion.
p.6<r-ap.{3ptT],
(for fj.rr][jiepia,
part, class
|.icpia-ja.6s, o,
a party, faction, Lat. partes. (pfpifa) a partition, dividing,
from
distri-
/iecros,
rjn(pa) midday, noon,

;
when
the sun
is
at
the
meridian
II.
bnting.
p-epicrrfjs, ov, 6, (/Jifpiâ})
a divider or distributer.
[i]
noon. the South.
juea^jSp/a lorarcu 'tis high the country towards the meridian,

to
Hence
and -aw,
17,
p.piT"r]S, ov, 6, (jjifpis)
a partaker,
p.cpp.epos, ov, (nfpipva^full of care, causing anxiety, mischievous, baneful : neut. pi. ^.tpfêpa, mischiefs, troubles. Hence
p.f pfi-npa, rj,
p.6<r-T|H.ppia<> ridiari.
p-6o-i]p-pptv6s,
pass the noon, Lat. mefor
ov,
commoner form
to
II.
pios, (^leo'Ty/xjSpta)
belonging
heat.
noon, noontide;
southern.
set
is
poet, for fêpifiva, care, trouble.

f.
Hence
noonday
s, ov,
to be Ep. aor. I fj-fpfjirjpiâ: anxious, thoughtful, to ponder, think earnestly: hence, to .be perplexed, to hesitate. II. trans, to think
p,epp.T)picj,
i(a
= ncffr)nl3piv6s.
of, devise.
p.6<T-T|pT]S poet. p.<r<rfjpT|S, fs, (fifffos, dpapciv} in the middle, midmost; 2dpios ZTI fj.0"f]pr]s Sirius still in mid-heaven.
METMI2,
ME'PO5,
tage, lot.
Wos,
i),
jjLepoirTjtos, ov, (pfpoi/j} f os, TO, a

2.
a cord, string, rope, line. human. part, share : a portion,
ficriT6vco,
f.
aoj,
to
be
or
act
as
a mediator.
From
heri-
a share in a thing with others, hence, each person's turn ; \v pepfi in turn ; so, dvcL fttpos or teara. /pos in turn, successively; Kara TO t(J,ov p.ipos as far as concerns me, Lat. pro rata ; but TOVJJ.OV or TO* ffov fifpos as to me, Lat. quod ad me attinet. 3. fv fj.fpfi nvos nOfvai, to put in the class
a mediator^ intercessor, [t] p.o-VTT)S, ov, o, (neffos} Sos, fern, of /ietr/rr/s. or -ycuos, ov, also a, ov,
wv, (fttaos, 7^, 7afa) inland, in the heart of a country;
as Subst.,
17
(tfffoyfia (sub.
77,
x^Pa )> f^ e
inferior.
p-ecro-Sp-t],
if for /ô-oSofo?) (//6<ros, St/jua, as
pro-
of
..
consider as so
and
so, like
\v \6yca
Lat. in
numero
habere.
6,
something built between; hence the part between 2. KoiXrj fifffuonrj two upright beams, a panel. the cross-plank of a ship, with a pole through it, for
perly,
p.ep-ovj/, OTTOS,
i.
(nfipop
fy} dividing the voice,
the mast.
e.
endowed with
beings.
zv,
speech, articulate-speaking, epith.
.of
human
Adv. (p.e0os} in the middle. held by the middle, p.o-o-XaJ3r,s, fs, (/xeVcus, Xaficiv)
p.<roi, poet. p.<rcrot,
j.3,
Dor. for
firm-grasped.
436
p,0-o-o-ir6pos, poet, for peaon-. [xeor6-\UKOS, ov, (pevos, \evxos) middling white, p-t'cro-os, 77, ov, poet, for peaos. half white. ME2TO'2, 77, 6v, full, filled, filled full : c. gen. (jLcr-6p.4>a\os, ov, (ptaos, 6ptya\us) in mid-navel, central, midmost, of Apollo's shrine at Delphi, from full of, filled with a thing metaph. sated, disgusted the prevalent notion that it was the centre of the with a thing c. part., peaTus fiv Ovpovpevos he had his fill of anger. earth.
, :
:
ji(rov, TO, see peaos in.
or at (jiecro-vuKTLos, ov, (fj,taos, vv) of neut. peaovvKTiov as Adv., at midnight.

jxco-o-iraYTls Ep. p,6axroir-, driven to the middle.
p,6<ro-TraXif|S,
es,
midnight
p-eo-Too), f. ajaca, (peaTos} to fill full, glut, Pass, to be filled or full of.
|
cram
jio-<j)fi,
poet. Adv.
////
for
:
ptxP
>
'*'"
until, c. gen.;
(peaos,
irayrjvai)
i
peaty' 7/oCs
|xccro>s,
morn
peaty' OTC until.
Adv. of peaos, middlingly, moderately.

poet, p-trai, Dor. ireSd or ircSa
its
:
es, Ep. p.eo'cro'ir-, (pcaos, ira\r)vai) swung or poised by the middle. p-eo-o-iropos, ov, (peaos, iropevopai) in the midway,
META',
when
placed after
Subst.,
it is
written
pera
Prep, with
II.
traversing the centre.
a \ MesoT) MeaowoTapia (sub. x^P potamia, the land between the two rivers Tigris and Euphrates. = pearj irv\r{, the middle gate. [iJ] p,ao-TnjXT|, -f], I. middle, in the ME'5O5 Ep. jicr<ros, 77, ov middle, Lat. medius ; peaov r}pap mid-day in Att. also c. gen. between, midway between : proverb, from the wrestling ring, Hx Tai f*e<ros he is caught by the middle. II. middle or mean between two exIII. tremes, middling, moderate, of middle rank. as Subst., peaov, TO, the middle, the space between :
: :
p.<ro-iroTap,ios, rivers : as Subst.,
ov,
(ptaos, iroTapos} between
gen., dat., et ace. WITH GEN. in the midst of, among, between. in common with, with the help or favour of;
'AOijvairjs
with the help of Athena. III. as peT' dperfjs irpodreveiv. WITH DAT. only poet, properly of persons, among, in company with: sometimes, besides, over and above; Twparos peTci ofs eTatpoiaiv last over and above his 2. of things, in the midst of, with, as, companions.
peT' with, by
means of;
also, common ground; is peaov TiOevai Tivi TI to set a prize before all, in public, Lat. in medio ponere; so, 4s peaov dptyoTepots Sittdêtv to fairly or
judge
4/c TOV peaov tcaOeêaOai to impartially for both remain neutral ; 8id peaov, between ; and of Time, IV. neut. peaov, meanwhile, in the meantime.
;
like peacas, moderately. V. peaairepos, Sup. peaatTaros. jjictro-axtSifis, es, (peaos, axiô}} split in two. p.eo-6-njs, T;TOS, r), (peaos) a middle, a mean between two extremes, Lat. mediocrilas.
as
Adv. in the middle,
so also, peTcL irvoi?,s vrjvai, Kvpaat, darpdai dvepoto in company with the winds. WITH ACCUS. of motion, coming into or among, as peTO. tyv\a Oeuv, peTO. \auv generally, after, in quest or pursuit of, either in hostile or friendly sense: hence with a view to, looking to; ir^Xepov ptTa datprjaaovTo II. of Place, after, they armed for the battle. next after, behind; perd KTI\OV eaneTO pf}\a the 2. of Time, sheep followed after the bell-wether. also, peO' r/peafter, next to; perd TavTa thereafter: 3. of pav in the course of the day, Lat. interdiu. order of Rank, next to, next af.'er, after; tcd\\iaTos
peT&
poet.
Comp.
dvf)p peT'
dpvpova Hij\eiojva the

III. after,
fcfjp
fairest
man
to
;
after
the son of Peleus.
according
aov
in,
j
i
icat
epbv
as you and
;
wish.
pfTd IV. among,

best
between, as with dat.

all,
peTd irdvTas apiaTos
(Jtctro-rouxov, TO, (peaos, TOIXOS, a partition-wall. H,ecroTO[A0, to cut through the middle, bisect. From
of
p.o-6-rop.os, ov, (peaos, Tepeiv) cut through middle, cut in twain.

)
the
\ '
AS II. and then, them, with them. next afterwards. III. thereafter, afterwards ;
among all. ADV. among
peTd yap Kal a\yeai TepveTai

even
(Xo -o'up<ivT]p,a aros,

dian or zenith.
(xecroco,
f.
TO, (peaos, oupafos) the meri2. the mid-heaven.
dvrjp one feels pleasure in troubles afterwards. McVa is often used for peTeaTi, q. v.
tjjao),
(peaos) to be in the middle, be half

;
over, to reach the height, culminate
r/ptpa
peaovaa
c.
2. midday, noon; Oepos peaovv midsummer. gen. to be in the middle of, peaovv TTJS dvafidaios be in the middle of the ascent. ME'Sni'AON, TO, the medlar-tree : a medlar.
to
I
IN COMPOS. peTa. implies community or participaII. interval of space or III. time, between, during, as in peT-aixpiov. succession of time, as in peT-avTiiea. IV. totion, as in p(Ta-5iScupi.
= peaaTos, poet, for peaos. 77, ov, p.r(r-avXos, o, or ncoxr-avXov, TO, pool, for peaav\-.
p-ctro-aros,
u.<rcr-T|pT]s, es, poet, for peariprjs.
wards, in pursuit, following, as in ptTa-SiuKOj, perV. letting go, as in pe6-irjpi. VI. oixopat.
after,
behind, as in peTa-typevov.
VII. back-
wards, back again, reversely,

aTpetyca.
as in peTa-Tpeiroj,
pera-
VIII. most freq. of change of place,
condition, mind, etc. as in peTa-ffaivoj,
pTa-@d\\(a,
Mco-oras,
p.6<r<r606v,
ov, o,
Heb. the Messiah, i.e. the Anointed. Ep. for peaoOev, Adv. (peaos} from the
peTa-ytyvwaKQ},
|ATa-J3atvo>,
etc.
middle.
}A6tro-60t,
(jLcrapa, for peTdfirjOi, aor. 2 imperat. of peTa0atvoj. f. -ffrjaopat: aor. 2 peTefirjv: pf. pe TO.:
Ep. for peauOi, Adv. (ptaos) in the middle.
PfftTjica
to
pass over, to pass on: generally, to pass
437
from one
place to another.
f.
p.cTt07)ffa, inf.
Causal in aor. fAerafirjaai, to carry over or away.

II.
HTO,-ST|[JUOS, ov, (fj.erd, STÔS) in the midst of or among the people : hence, native, at home.
jxcra-pdXXco,
-/3aAa;
aor. 2 p.fTtfia\ov: pf. /êra:
p,Ta-8iaiTda>,
f.
7700;, (jwerd, St'cura) to
change one's
of,
; fj,Ta@d\\tv TO. iioara to change the course jiTa-8Co|Acu, Dep., = fjiTa8icijKQj. From of the water; fj,Ta@d\\fiv diairav to change one's diet p,6Ta8tcoicTOS, ov, chased, overtaken. or way of life. II. intr. to undergo a change, bef. -diajofMii later -8iduca, to give chase come changed, alter: to change one's purpose. III. to, pursue closely. II. intr. to follow close after. 2. to Med. to change for oneself, exchange, traffic. aor. i -eSoâ p,6Ta-8oic0, f. -Soa pf. pass. -Seone's mind or pur- doyfjat turn oneself, turn about: to change to change one's opinion : impers. one changes, one changed one's plans or 3. to turn one's back, turn or wheel round. post f. to change by dyeing : to stain, purpose : absol. in pf. pass, ifica, part., fteTaSfdoynei/ov p.oi to change one's complexion. dye : metaph. P.T) ffTparfveaOai my purpose is changed so as not to aor. 2 part, of p-trafiaivoj. march. p.Ta,pds, do-a, dv, a passing over, shifting, jjLTdf3acri,s, 77, (fj-erafiaiva}") fACTa-Sopmos, ov, (p-erd, Sopirov') during supper, or
tarn quickly or swc?denly ; nsrafiaXXtiv yrjv to turn, i. e. plough, the 2. to turn about, change, alter, earth, Lat. novare.
/3tÂ7?/fa, pass. -/3e/3A?7/xcu
to
way of life.
i
p,Ta-Si8c0ju,
share.
fut.
-Swau,
to
give part
give a
II. to
give after.
reverse
J
I
i,
changing.
II.
change, alteration.
after supper.
jjieraSos, aor. 2 imperat.
of
ficTaSiScuf^t.
aor. 2 imperat. of p.Ta0aivca. p.erd(3if]0i,,

jA6To|3Tfjcro|jiai,
p-crdSoo-is,
T),
(^CTaSi5o;/xt) the
giving a share, im-
fut.
f.
of p.tTa.paivaj.
parting.
-0i@d<rca Att. -/3t/3a>, Causal of |AeTa-J3ij3d&>, ftcra/Sati/cy, to carry or convey over, bring into another
place.
|XTa8owai,
useless.
aor. 2 inf. of /xeTa5tcu/.
[xcrd-Soviros, ov, (//era, SOUTTCCW) falling between,
|ATaj3oXT|,
77,
plur. changes, vicissitudes; but c. gen. thing, as fjtfTa@o\r) /caftuiv : change to
/Ta/3oA?) Greeks.
one's plans,
fs
(fjLera@d\\aJ) a change, changing: in p.cTa-SpojjidS'rjv, Adv. (jucrd, 5po/zos) change from a following close upon. another party, |A6Ta-8pop,T|, r), (juerd, 5paê/) a TOVS "EAA77i/as going over to the pursuit, chase.
running
running
after,
after,
2. fj,fra0o\r) TTJS
),
^^prjs an
or as Dep. jj.Ta{3oi;XiJO}ji,<u, /o alter

one's
change p.Ta-pov\os, ov, (ftcrd, mind, changeful, fickle.

r,s, 77,
mind.
fiovXri)
|iTa-Sp6[AOS, or, (fj.rd, 5pap.fiv) running after, pursuing, hunting down, taking vengeance of. Adv. (^crd) afterwards. Y vv JLl f- -frvoj, to unyoke and put to anchanging one's
eclipse.
|
other carriage.
p,TCL06O'is,
17,
aor. 2 sub),
(ftTaTi6rjfu^ transposition
II.
change
ov, 6
and
T),
a messenger between two
parties, a go-between, Lat. internuncius. MeTa-yciTvituv, cDi/os, o, (/ierd, ydrajv} the second month of the Athenian year, answering to the Laconian Kapvtios, the latter half of August and first of Sept. so called because then people flitted and
;
of opinions, a going over. of changing.

p-era-Otco,
f.
the
power or right
-Oevffofjiai, to
run
after, chase.
jiTaC, poet, for nerd. p,Ta-ia>, poet, for Ôi^ca, to take one's seat beside. p.Tai[jas, aor. I part, of ptTaiaaca.
jiT-aCpo), to lift up and remove ; if/rifyiffna /zercuII. intr. (sub. kavrov) petv to repeal a statute.
to
changed
-
their neighbours.
in late Gr. -yivwo'Kto : pf. aor. 2 jueTt-yi/on' to ascertain after or
:
p.Ta- yiYvu><rKo> Ion. and

-yi'ujaofj.ai
:
go away,
depart.
f.
too late.
II. to
change one's mind

2. to
c. ace. to
|X6T-cucrcra>,
<w,
to
rush after, rush upon
to
rush
alter, repeal a decree.
repent
c.
ace. to re-
upon, attack.
p,T-aiTa>,
f.
pent of a thing.
,
17,
= yuerdVota,
r),
770*<w,
to
demand
one's share
of,
o/a
thing:
repentance, remorse.
:
to beg.
2. to
beg
of,
ask alms
nvd.
fa>s,
i^cu,
(nfTayvaivat) change of mind.

to alter, cor2. to
to K/rzYe differently
p,T-aiTtos, ov, also os, ov, (//crd, aiVios) being in part the cause ; fAfrairios (povov an accomplice in, ac-*
cessory
to,
rect
Med.
'
also, to interpolate, falsify. to g"e a letter translated.

f.
translate:
the murder.
\iT-a.yd),
-dcu
aor.
from
to
one place
to another.
to convey fifT^yayov II. seemingly intr.

:
p,6T-aLX|Atos, ov, Aeol. ireS-, (fJ.frd, at'x^) between, two armies : ^Tai\^,iov, r6, the space between two
armies;
also,
2.
a
f.
disputed
frontier,
debateable
change one's course.

:
ground.
generally,
liCTa-SaCvvju, f. -Saro/zai, Dep. ?o share the feast generally, to partake of.

fieraSeSoyfJiai, pf. pass, of fjifraSoKca}.
|A6Ta-Ka0'o|Aai,
seat or place.
,
midway bet-ween, in mid air. -eSovpai, Med. to change one's

to
f.
<rcw,
model
aneiv.
to call back, recall.
|ATa-Si>,
f.
-Srjcra), to tie
differently
to unite.
f. (ffca,
to call
away:
438
fiTa-Kid0co, only used in impf., to follow after : II. either absol. to give chase, or c. ace. to chase. III. irdv Trediov (teTf/ciaOov to go to visit, c. ace.
they
were marching over the whole field. to change, jt6Ta-KiV0), f. rfooj, to remove :
to
alter
Med.
go from one place

77,
to another.
Hence
:
jiCTaKivTjTos,
p,6Ta->cXai&>,
f.
ov,
transposed,
changed
to
be
|
/xcraAAa gold and silver mines. (From êr' oAAa, in quest of other things; cf. êraAAdcu.) p.TaXX6-xpti0'OS, ov (êraAAoi/, ^pucros) containing gold ore. p.6TaX[ievos, Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of /i60dAAo/zi. HTa-p,dios, ov, (/werd, paûs) between the breasts : fj.eTaf*diov, TO, the part between the breasts, chest.
t
changed or disturbed.
-K\avo~ofjLai, to weep or wail after-
p.era-jjiaio|xai,
Dep.
f.
|XTa-[xa,v0dvo>,
|
fjta,0'f)0o}M3.i
to search after, chase. aor. 2 /iCTe/âflov

'.
wards.
2. to
weep for.
break
:
and so change. p.Ta-icXda>, jiera-KXtva), f. -K\.IVU>, to turn in a new direction Pass, to take another course, set the other way.
to
tu learn differently : to another, Lat. dediscere.

p,6T-ajJ,tpa>, f. also evil ;
II.
unlearn one thing and learn
fa, to exchange, aryaBuv KO.KOV good

in
for
Med.
to
2.
to
change,
re-
jiTa-jcoi|Aia>,
f.
<TOJ,
to lull to sleep.
move.
Med.
change one's condition, escape

turns.
:
\nTo.-KOivos, ov, (ptTd, KOIVOS) sharing in
common, from ;
fj,eTa/j.ei@6(iievoi in
partaking.
jjLTa-Kop,tâ>,
f.
iffQJ,
|iTa-KiiXiv5w, f. avTov to roll oneself
to transport, carry over. rjffca, to roll away ; fj.eTaKv\ivotiv
|XTa-jjLXet, fut. -jjifXrjfffi: aor. I /^6T6/ueAr;(T impers. it repents me, rues me, c. dat. pers. et gen.
I.
rei,
over.
jucTdfteAet ftoiTov irtTrpa.'YiJ.tvov,Lzt.poenitctmefacti; also, fj.Tajj.e\6i pot OVTOJS a.TroXoyr]aap.iv(a I repent of
[xeTa-KVjjLtos, ov, (fttrd, Dâ) between the waves ; dras fifTaKv/Mov between two waves of woe, i.e. bringing a short lull or pause from woe. [u] jjLTa-XaYX^va) f- ~^- 1? o /xat to get a share of.
>
>
having so defended myself:

repents
me
and
poeniteat me.
absol., /iera/ueAet /*oi it in part., /zera/ieAoi/ p.oi, Lat. quum 2. also with a nom., TO; 'A.p'io~T<avi
p.Ta-XajJLJ3dvca,
-etAT7/ijucu
:
-Aijô/xcu : pf. -ti\rj<pa pass. to have or get a share of, to partake in :

:
f.
fiTjj.\c TO (lpr]jj,vov what had been said caused sorrow to Ariston. Hence
p,6Tap.eXeia,
77,
change of purpose, regret, repentfut.
Med., nfTaXafj.pdvea6ai TIVOS to claim a thing to II. to take instead, take in exoneself, assume.
change, as itaXTov to change.
|XTa-X"fjY w cease from.
Tru\ffjiov
ance
and
dvT
p,Ta-p,Xop,at,
:
med.
:
fJ.(Ta/j.e\riffo(j.ai,
aor. I pass.
flprjVTjS
fiCTaXaâvfiv
2.
take
a fresh
dart.
to
inter-
HTfj.e\ri0T)v Dep. (//era, ptXca) : to feel repentance, to rue, regret : absol. to change one's purpose.
p.Tci-}ieXos, o, (/icrd, ^cAoâi) repentance, regret. p,6Ta-jjLXiro[jiai, Dep. to sing or dance among.
jxT-aXYw,
f rjaoj, to feel remorse, to repent. Ep. (jLeToAXriY* * fa*. cw, to leave off,
fiTa-jxXir]TtK6s,
fxcTa-jALYvvpvi,
f.
77,
6v,full of repentance, repentant.
a jxTaXTji|/ts, 57, (ptTa.XaiJL$dv(a) munion in a thing.

|A6TaXXaYT|j
17,
partaking
of,
com-
(ATa-}xtaYc), = fJujTa/jLiyvvfJii.
-pi^ci), to
mix among, confound with.

p.opfy'r])
fxeTa-(xop4>6o|xai, Pass. (/iTa,
to be trans-
(fteTaAAar<7) a taking in exchange, formed : to be transfigured. a changing, change ; /ieraAAcryT) TOLS r)/pas an fiT-a}x4>idJo), f. o-<y, to change another's dress, to transform : Med. to change one's own dress. eclipse. verb. Adj. of fj.tTaXXa.o'OQ}, iiCTttXXdKTOS, 17, 6v, piT-a}uovu>s, ov, (p.fTa, dVcywos) borne by the wind
:
changed, altered.
p,TdXXats, 77, fJ.(Ta\\ayr], a change. |AT-aXXdcr<ra> Att. -TTCO f. 0; aor. I fj,T7)\.\aa

: :
to
2 to change to, take exchange, to change, alter. in exchange. 3. to change from, leave, quit. 4. p.Ta-vaiT7js, ov, intr. to undergo a change, change. place, a wanderer. Dor. for /xerdAAT/Tos. p.6T-dXXa,TOS, p-eT-avcurracrts,
.
&dttv to talk idly. |X6T-avo,Yi.YVwcrKco. to persuade one to change his purpose : Pass, to be changed in purpose. jJLTa-vai6Tdu>, to dwell with.
vain, idle, bootless; (ttTauwvia,
6, (ficrd, ycu'cu)
settler in
a nen
jx6T-aXXdo>,
f.
rjffca,
(^CT' d'AAa) to search after other

:
things, to explore, inquire curiously: to question to ask about, ask after. Cf. /zeraAAoi/.
also
his
57, (/icravtcrTaât) migration. p,Ta-vdo-rqs, ov, 6, (fj.Ta,vaioj) one who has changed a wanderer, emigrant, opp. to an original home,
inhabitant.
Hence
H-eraXXeva}, to dig mines.
f.
oca,
(êraAAoi/) to produce by mining

II.
= /ieTaAAacu,
fjLTavdcrTtos, ov, like a wanderer, wandering.
to explore.
jicravdo-Tpia, fern, of flfTavdffTrjs.

(jLTav6Yvuicr0T]v, aor.
i
pass, of fteTayiyvwfffcca.
of /ieraAAdo;. HTdXX-r]TOs, ov, verb. Adj. of jw=TaAAaa>, to be searched, sought out. From (xeraXXiKOS, 77, civ, of or for mines. p,T-aXXov, TO, a mine, quarry; aXus ptTaXXov a
p.TaXXfjo-at, aor.
I inf. tali-pit,
\%\\-'htt
p.T-ave<TTT]Ka, -avecmjv, pf. and aor. 2 of /icrfxTa-viop<rop,av, Dep. to go over, pass over to tbe other side. II. trans, to go after, pursue.
fsalf-'M7;*' salt-m/e
mostly
mriCtlir \r\ in
T\\
**M,rm
pi.,
ical
>**)
? f**.,J nrn
t
fXT-aviaT)fjn, f.
country.
-ffTrjffoj, to
remove another from

intr. tenses
his
JI. in
Pass, with
of Act.
aor. 2 fJLCTavfffrrjv, pf. nfTaveoTrjfta, to
move off elsej j
where, to migrate.
H,Ta-voeo>,
late.
f.
i7<Toi,
to perceive
afterwards or too
3.
2. to
change one's mind or opinion.

:
f. woca, to raise aloft, lift up. |ATa-o-6vo|xai Ep. p,6Ta<r-o-tojxat Ep. aor. 2 /Pass. to Tfaavprjv, 3 sing. p.trt<ravTo go along with. to II. rs q/ter: c. ace. to ruth
[ATapoa6a>,
to repent.
Hence
17,
upon.
after-thought flection, repentance.

jjtTavota,
change of mind on
re-
jjiSTa-atccvd^w,
f.
do"o;,
to
fashion differently
to
transform
vessel into^l
'
to disguise.
jiT-avT\ew,
another.
f.
7)ao),
to
draw from one
to another,
|ATav, Adv.
tureen
;
TO pCTagv
be(/w6Ta) Adv. of Place, betwixt, of Time, bethe space between :

II.
f. daca [a], to rfraw over from one sidt persuade, convince. |iTa<rir6fJi6vos, aor. 2 part. med. of fj.f0rrca. jjLTao-TTO)v, aor. 2 part. act. of iLtQtirca.
p.Ta-o-ird(o,
tween-whiles, afterwards. of Time, during. between :

H-eTa-iratSetKo,
as Prep., with gen.,
fi6Taor<rat, at,
irpjyovoi
f. <ro>, to educate differently. lACTa-iratiop.ai, Pass, to rest between times. rest between times. |A6Ta-iravi<r<o\T|, 17,
lambs.
lambs coming midway between the and epaat, the middle-born lambs, summer (From Ufrd, as irepiaaos from ircpi.)
'
Hence
t?
jJLTo,<r-o'6vo(jiai,
tp. tor [ACTCiaevofAai.

i
'
|ATa-7Ti0a>, f. aca, to change by persuasion, win over. jATa-impdo|Aai, Dep. to try in a different way. p,6Tairp/jrTOS, a, ov, to be sent for : and sent for : verb. Adjectives from jjiCTaTrejATTTOS, ov, to send for, summon, Lat. arf. i//o>, |i,6Ta-irejjLiro), cessere : the Med. is more frequent in same sense.
jjLTa-irtTOfJiai, to fly away.
f.
subj. pass, of p.t6iaTi]p.i. p,Tao-Tas, aVa, dv, aor. 2 part, of /j.0iaT7jpt.
|X6Tao'Ta0u), aor.
fJiCTdo-Taoris, ecus, 17, (Ôiaraâi) a removal from one place to another; fj-trdaraais rj\iov an eclipse. 2. absol. defjifrdaraais @iov departure from life II. a changing, cease. 2. a change change.
:
of political constitution, revolution.

p,Ta-(TTixc), to go after or in quest of, pursue. (X6Ta-<TTXXo[iat. Dep. to send for, summon. fjL6Ta-o-Tvw, to bewail or lament afterwards : so also
in
-irTrjaoftai
aor. 2
tirrdfjujv
Dep.
\
p,Ta-in]8da>,
UeTd-TTLTTTO},
irTcatca,
:
f.
f.
rjffopai, to leap from one to another. 71 eaOV 3.OT. 2 CTTfOW pf. 7T6fJittl
'. '.
Med.
1
tofall differently,
2,
suddenly.
of votes,
undergo a change, change to change sides. 3. of

:
p,6Ta<mf|0 as, p.Ta<TTTj(ra), aor.
I part.,
and
fut.,
cf
conditions, to change for the worse, to decline also to change for the better.
p,Ta-Tr\dcr<r(i>,
f.
but
[XTa-<rroixeC or one after another.

*
-C,
Adv. (yUTa, arotxos) in a line

wail afterwards. and Med. -euojjuu, to
of
fjieraffrpcipca.
it\daco [a], to
mould
differently,
to sigh or
a),
remodel.
jjiTa-iTOtea), f. ijcroi, to remodel, cast anew, alter: Med. to pretend to, make pretence of a thing, c. gen.
shift
one's
camp.
I
(jL6Tao-Tpa<|)T|crojjLai, fut. pass,
p,Ta-irotvu>s,
ov,
(/xeTa,
fut.
11011/77)
punishing after:
wards.
med.
to
"0
-fvcroftai
aor. T
pass.
pass. part, of fieTaarptyo). ty&, to turn about, turn round: p,Ta-crrpc4 Pass., aor. I fj,(TCTTpf(p0r)v, aor. 2 nfreaTpdtyrjv [a],
(jLTa(rTp64>06is, aor.
>f )
f-
Dep.
follow up, punish.
q/fer or
ywes/ of: to
to
emigrate. From (jLCTairpciTYis, cs, distinguished among. used in pres. and impf. to be conjjLTa-Trpira), only spicuous or distinguished among.
p,TairT<i|xevos, aor. 2 part, of fiTaircTOfj,a.i. jxcTa-irroitoj, f. 170-01, (p-trd, irroitoj) intr. to cower
II. to
turn oneself round, whether to rally or to flee ; 2. to turn often in aor. I part. /jifTacrTpffyOeis.
intr. to
c.
round upon,
gen.
change one's course.
change, alter. 2. to care for, regard, 3. to turn round upon, to visit with venretort.
3. to
geance.
p,Ta<rxiv,
aor. 2 inf. of
eo>s,
17,
jj.tr f\Q}.
or crouch from fear.

fi.era-iTtipYi'Ov, TO, (//era, TTVpôs) /ê the towers, the curtain.
zi/ct//
between
fXTd<rxO"is, ing in.
(/Tex aO
icca Att.
a participation, shar-
p,Ta-crxir)tiaTtco,
f.
jjLT-api0jxios, ov, (fjLfrd, dpiOpos} counted
among.
change the form

of,
of, alter,
to), (perd, transform.

f.
erxâ)
the
to
jxcrap-piTTTO), $ca, to turn upside
down.
p,Ta-Ta<r<ra> Att. -TTO>,
aca, to
change
order
jjLTap-pv0jjLiô), f. iaca, to change the form or fashion of a thing, to remodel : esp. to reform, correct. p,6Tap<rio-\6crxw, f. i7ffa>, (ftcrcpatos, Ae'ax^s) to
/a/A-
arrange
:
of battle
Med. to change one's order differently : to go over to the enemy.

f.
p.Ta-rC0-rjp,t,
-Orjaw
aor.
nertdrjiea
to place
/o//y subjects.
Hence
:
a talking on lofty subjects. jiCTapcrioXeo-xtO', 17, (ftejxcTaporos, ov, also a, ov, Dor. ircBapoaos raipca) raised aloft, high in air : metaph. scattered to
the winds.
2.
II. to place differently, change, alter: among. Med. to change for oneself: to change one's opinion, retract; fjLfrariOeoOat TT)V yvdu^v to change to a new
opinion.
floating in air, unsteady
also airy,
|xTa-TtKTco,
,
f.
-T(o/jiai, to bring forth after.

ô>, to
empty.
II. like fjifrecapos,
out a' sea.
Hence
f.
turn round
Med.
to
turn
440
2. to turn oneself round, turn back. to care for, regard, take care of.
and look
after,
sum)
jAera-rpcx 00 *
obsol. 5pe/i<w)
:
f-
-6pfopai aor. to run after.

:
2 /xc-reSpajwoi' (from
/o 6e among, live with, associate ivith. II. impers., fj-ereffri roi TWOS I have a share of a thing part. neut. absol., JUCTW there being a share or claim :
: ;
lA6Ta-TpcnraXiop,ai, Pass. (peTci, Tpeira) to keep
equality
sometimes with a nom., /uerccm is shared by all.

(yucrd,
II. /o
ef^tt
irdai
TO laov
or
2.
turning about, in a
|A6TaTpOTnr|,
77,
retreat.
p,T-iju,
t'6o)
/o
ô
between
(fjifTaTpfirca)
a turning round or back:
among.
to
ô
q/iter or
behind, follow.
3. to
visiting,
vengeance for a thing.
fAerdTpoiros, ov ,(^(jLTaTpfTTOj) turning round or about: of an enemy, turning round upon ; cpya. peTaTpoira deeds that are visited with vengeance.
p,Ta-Tptoirdco,
f.
rjaca,
poet, for pcTaTpcTrca.

c.
lA6T-avydco Dor. ire8-, to look about for. |AT-a"uSd(o, f. rjffca, to speak among, to address,
dat. plur.
II. later, to accost,
pursue, visit with 4. to go to, approach, draw near vengeance. to. III. to pass over, go over to the other side. p,eT-6iirov Ep. p^reei/Troy, used as aor. 2 of //erdto speak among. 2 to speak (f>r]/j,i (ftcTa, fiTrov} thereafter, afterwards. Ion. for fjifOeis, aor. 2 part, of pfOirjp.1. p,6T6ts, [jiTurd|ivos, Ep. aor. i part. med. of /^Tet/u (st/u
go
after or for, fetch.
address,
c.
ace.
f'&o).
fjLCTU}, subj. of fieTfifu (flfJ.i srtm). p,T-Kpaivo>, to step out of one thing into another.
|AT-a{)0ts Ion. -atins, Adv. afterwards, thereupon. jAT-aurixa, Adv. forthwith, thereupon.
p,TUs>, Ep. for
jATa-4>pa),
Pass, to
f.
fjLfToiffca, to
another, transfer.
2. to
carry from one place to change, alter : to pervert :
p,6T6KLaOov, impf.
p,6T\a|3ov, aor. 2
change
one's course.
p,6T\axov,
aor. 2
or aor. 2 pfTctprjv, to speak among. |A6Ta<t>opd, 77, (fieTatycpca) a carrying from one place to another. II. in Rhetoric, a transferring to one word the sense of another, a metaphor, trope.
p.Ta-cJ>T]p,i, impf.
p.eT6\'U(rop,ai, fut. of fj.eTcpxof.iai.. p.T6\0, p.T6\0wv, aor. 2 imperat.
and
part,
of |tT-
p.6T|xaOov, aor. 2
|X6T-[Ji|3aLva),
f.
-firjaof/ai, to
go on board another
to consider after. fi6Ta-<j>pevov, TO, (peTa, <pprjv) properly, the part behind the midriff ((ppeves), the broad of the back. [ATa-<f>ovc>, f. rjffo}, to speak among, address.
(ji6Ta-<{>pdo|j(.a!,,
f.
<ro/zi,
Med.
ship.
[ji,T-6[jif3ij3dco,
fj.fTf/j.0aiva},
,
f.
-f3if3affQ}
Att. -/StjSw, Causal of

I
put on board another ship. p,T6jjtc\T]o-c, impf. and aor.

Ep. pres.
inf.
of
H,Ta-X6iptc0,
Xeiptojjiai., to adurjv :
f.
iov, or more often as Dep. iffopai Att. lovpai': aor. I

f-
of
fHfTfif-d (el pi
have in ones hands, handle. take in hand, manage, Lat. administrare piêcrOai Trpaypa to conduct an affair.
in hand, pursue, practice, Lat. exercere. handle, treat in a certain way.
2. to
;
jA6T-e(ji<|>iiTOS, ov, (fj.eTa,
fj.fyvoj')
sum). engrafted afresh.
fnfraxfi3. to
have
4. to
p,T-v8iJC!>, f. Svcroj, to put other clothes on a person. II. Med., with aor. 2 fiZT-evtovv, to put on other clothes.
= peTapffios,
afterwards.
[Asra-xpovtos, a,
ov, = fifTaxpovos.
II. in
Poets,
|XTVTivoxa, Att. pf. p,6TvioxrTO, 3 sing. impf.

pLCT-cvvcira), to
aloft, on high. [Acrd-xpovos, ov, (/WTO, xp6vti) after the time, done
speak among.
to take out
p.T-6cupeopxu, Med.
and put
elsewhere.
to
f.7)<Tca,togoto another place, to migrate, of birds of passage. p.c-Ta-vJ;atpc>, to brush against.
|XTa-x<pca,
withdraw:
p.eT-âvi<rTap,ai, Pass, to another.
move from one place
at, a, (pfTa, !, tVfpot) some others. fji6Tov, Ion. for fjLTov, neut. part, of pfTdpi (et/u
p,6T-e-Tpoi,
sum).
|j.6Tca<ri,
Ep. for
,
fjiereiffi,
pi.
of
fjLcreifJLi.
aor. 2 of /zeTa/3dAAa.'. aor. 2 of peTafiaivca.

f.
p,6T-eiTiTa, Adv. afterwards, thereafter.

jjLCTeirecrov, aor. 2
of utTa-rriinoj.
:
^cu, to enroll or enter
on a new
re-
jjtT-pxojjiai,
f.
p.Tc\vaofjtai
:
Dep., with aor. 2
gister, in fut. 2 pass. p-ereyvtov, aor. 2
act. -f}\6ov, pf. -f\r)\.v0a to go between the ranks.
p.6T8oa,
p.T8o>Ka,
aor. I
aor. I
tack.
ItCTceiirc, |A6T6iirov, Ion. and Ep. for ficrfi^rf, etc. H.TT)<TI, Ion. for fterp, 3 sing. subj. of fj.6Ti{jti.
êTeOrjica, aor. i of
fJifrariOrjiJii.
p,TiXir]<|>a, -t)[ip,ai, pf. act.

f.
and
pass,
go in quest of: hence of things, to go after, atvisit as an avenger: tend to, manage. 3. to pursue, with in legal sense, to prosecute. 4. to approach prayers, supplicate. 5. to court or woo.
c. ace. to
to
II. to go to go after, to go seek for, aim at.
come among. 2. 3. to go in among, atanother place, go away. III.

to to seek,
2.
[ACTtoxriiTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 o

t,
Ep. -<r<ro/xat
(ftcrd,
|AT<rxir]Ka,
pf.
of
441
-cvôfiat, Dep. change or prayer, (o wish something else. impf. or aor. 2 of fjifrdcprnju. jjL6T<j>Tj, 3 sing.
-,
f-
to
one's wish
p,tr-oiKos, ov, (/xTa, olKOs}

settling elsewhere.
changing
one's abode,
II. at
Athens, piroiKos, 6
and
of,
77,
a foreign
settler,
an
alien
who was
suffered to
p,T-exw,
c.
f.
/xe#fc<u, to
c.
partake
of,
have a share
settle in the city
gen.
also
ace. rei, fj.ere\fiv taov (sc.
fiepos)
uyaGuv nvt
other.
to enjoy
an equal share of good with an-
yet without enjoying civic rights, Lat. inquilinus. H,TOiKO-<j>vXa, &KOS, 6, rj, the guardian of the utrOIKOI or aliens at Athens.
(/xfTot'/cioj/),
on payment of
a tax
p,eTco, Ion. and Ep. subj. of fieretfu ( c ^t sum). p.Tcopio>, f. i<7o;, (î6Tecf/30s) /o ra/s to a height, raise, lift up : Pass., fttTCoapioOcls ev rca ireXayei
II. metaph. to buoy keeping out on the high sea. up or excite : to buoy up with false hopes. |4.Teopo-KOir), f. Tjcroj, (/iCTt'cypos, KviTTOj) to prate about the heavenly bodies.
p,T-oixofxat,
to be
f.
-otxrjaofjiai,
gone
in pursuit.
2. to
Dep. to have gone after, have gone among or
through.
|A6Toi<r(i), fut.
of
/JtfTa(p(pcu.
JlTi>pO-\CrXT]S, OV,
O,
= ft(:T(QJpO-\6yOS.
p.6T-OKXaa>, f. aca, to keep shifting one's knees, of a coward crouching in ambush. jxT-ovo|Aa.o>, f. aw, to change the name, call by a
new name
Pass, to take
a new name.
(i^TecopoXo-yeo, f. rjaca, (//eTtcupoAc/yos) to talk of Hence high things, or of the heavenly bodies.
p,TG>po\o-yia, rj, a treatise on the heavenly bodies. p,Ta>po-X6'yos, ov, (pfTecapos, Aeâ;) talking or treating of the heavenly bodies. |XT-copos Ep. p,T-T|opos, ov, (yueTa, tupa. or alwpa) suspended in mid air, aloft, raised on high, high in
of a ship, on the high sea, out at sea. II. metaph. of the mind, excited, in suspense, Lat. spe
air.
2.
from
p,T-6mo-06, and before a vowel -Oev, Adv. of Place, of Time, after, afterbehind, backwards: wards. II. as Prep, with gen. behind.
jx6Toiro)piv6s, 17, ov, of or like the end of autumn, verging on winter, autumnal. From
^T-oircopov, TO,
onajpa, late
(/xtTci,
dirwpa)
the
season
after
autumn ;
cp. (pOivuirupov.
erectus
hence wavering, fluctuating.
III. TO,
HfTcwpa, things in the air, the heavenly bodies, meteors, natural phenomena ; generally, abstruse, lofty
speculations.
p.Ta>po-<ro<J>icrTT|S, o, a meteorological philosopher. jA6Tcopo-<|>va(;, aos, o, a meteorological quack. jienfiYaYov, aor. 2 of /jLtTayoj. \i.err\\Qov Ep. fJi6TT|XiJ0ov, aor. 2 of fJLTtpx,ofât.
|A6T-opp,to>, Ion. for i*.eOopp.ifa. jiT-6pxiov, TO, (/^Ta, opxs) the space between of vines.
rows
p,T-ov<Tta,
rj,
(fJLfrovaa part. fern, of fjtfreifu inter-
sum) participation, communion: possession, enjoyment. p,6TOXTj, r), (^6Te'x<y) a partaking of, communion.
fXT-oxX(o>,
lever, hoist out
f.
ia<a,
(p.tra, 6'xAos) to
I opt.
remove by a
of /zcToxAt'Câs Subst.
of the way. p.TOxXio-o-t, Ep. 3 sing. aor.
p.nf|XXaa,
aor. I of
ptraXXaaoca.
p,T-i]Vjjtios, ov, (fifrd, ai/c/zos) swift as the wind. p.T-"f|opos, older Ep. form for fteTecupos.
P.CTOXOS, ov, (/iCTc'xcu) partaking of: partaker, partner, accomplice.
|ATfjpa, aor. I of fj.fraipoj. p.TTjtr<r0ai, Ion. for p.<.6r[aea6a.i, fut.

.
I. of Space, fxerpeu), f. rjaca, (pfTpov) to measure : to measure, i. e. pass over, Lat. metiri, emetiri: Med.,
inf.
med. of HfTpeia9ac
eyes.
ixvr) to
II.
impf. of fifravocua. Ion. 3 sing. impf. of peOirifju; also 3 sing. pres. }i6TiTO, Ion. 3 sing. impf. med. of
p.TT]ijSciJV, as, a,
jj.Ti6i,,
dole out.
measure the footmarks with the of Number, to count : to measure out, 2. of Size, Value, etc., to measure, estiI
.
p.T-LT]p,t, jicT-Co-rrjp,t, Ion. for /ze0-. '
Hence. mate, compute. p,TpT]p.a, OTOS, TO, that Tvhicb is measured out : a measured distance. 2. a measure, dole.
|ATpir]<Ti.s,
17,
= (ATOiK<rCa, rj, fj.ToiKia L From the Jews.

p.TOiKco, f. T]<JOJ, (/iitTot/cos) remove to a place, c. ace.
:
(fifrpeca)
a measuring, measurement.
2. the
Captivity of
dft(pop(vs, Lat. metreta, p,Tpt]Tifis, ov, 6, ((Afrpeoj) at Athens the liquid measure, holding 1 2
common
to
c.
change one's abode,

dat.
loci,
to
settle
in.
absol. to be a
fj,
^TOIKOS or
settler.
Hence
II.
th X<^s, or 144 KOTv\ai, about 9 gallons English Roman amphora held f of a pfTpr/TrjS. |ATpt]T6s, 17, ov, (ucrp(Qj) measured, measurable.
:
fjLTOiKTjcris, ea;s.
fifToiKia i:
and
2.
p,TOiKia, 17, change of abode, migration. A settling as peroiKos, a settlement : society. the condition of a Broncos or sojourner.
f. aw, (perpios') to be moderate : |XTpi<if;ci> II. an even temper, be calm, unruffled.
to be of trans, to
moderate.
ji6Tpioird0ea),
f.
rjooj, to
be moderate or merciful to-
p.6T-oiKia>, f. iaoj Att. tea, to lead to another abode Pass, to be led to another country, to emigrate. ILETOIKIKOS, 17, ov, (/ê'rot/cos) of or for a ptToiicos
wards.
rately.
From
(s, (fjifrpios, ira9e?v)
|ATpio-ira0T|S,
:
bearing mode-
TO
fjLfToiKiKuv the list of fjLtroiKoi or aliens.
(icTpio-TroTTjs, ov, 6, (êT/>ios,
HO-
Root of som
[xeroiKiov, TO, the tax of twelve the HCTOIKOI at Athens. From
drachmae paid by
tenses of nivoo) a moderate drinker, moderate in potations : Sup.
442
moderate : of
also os, ov, (/teVpoi/) within measure, jxtrpios, a, ov, II. Size, of average or ordinary height.
3. with infin., as, TO /UT) irvGedXyvveiev av the wo/-knowing would grieve =d me. 4. with the Participle, as, /UT) dirfvfiieas if he had not carried II. 7x7) 7^7) dirrjvfiKe, away. INDEPENDENT clauses containing a comis freq. in
they perish not.
aOai
fj.'
III. of Degree, holding to the of Number, few. : TO mean, moderate : of middle condition or ra 2. tolerable. mean. 3. of Persons, fj.(Tpiov the
moderate, temperate
suitable.
The
: also /0/r, reasonable. 4. neut. pfrpiov, ptrpia are often used.
mand, when,
tence
:
like Lat. ne,
it
stands
first
7x77
in
the sen-
I.
with the pres. imperat,

aorist,
/XT)
Adv.
=fJifTpioJS.
with the subjunctive

(/ieYptos) moderation. of ficTpios, moderately, in due limits
77,
Ae^T/s.
2. \eye. 3. with the
p,6Tpiws, see perptos.

jjteTpioTt]S, 77TOS,
optat. aor. to express a wish,
fur)
yap oy' f\0oi
dvrjp
that he
may
not
come
p,erpuos, Adv. or measure.
modestly, temperately: on fair terms. Comp. fieTpiuTcpov, Sup. -wTaTa. ME'TPON, TO, a measure or rule; a standard. 2. the contents or thing measured, as well as the measure
2.
B. p,Tj, CONJUNCTION, that not, lest, Lat. ne : I. with aor. subjunct. subjoined to a Verb in pres. or fut., as, <p(vya) ^T) XrjfyOw I flee lest I may be II. with optat. after principal Verb in caught.
past tense, as, Zipvyov
7^7)
\ij<f>6fiijv
fled lest I
might
any space measured or measurable; p.eTpov oppov the size of the harbour fifTpov 77)8775 the II. the mean full measure or prime of youth. between two extremes, proportion, due measure : fitIII. metre, opp. to /teAos (tune) and pvOness.
itself.
3.
Verbs expressing/ear, as, otooifca (JLTI ytvrjTai, Lat. vereor ne fiat, I fear lest it For this subj., happen, i. e. I fear it will happen. the Att. also use indie, fut. IV. 7^77 is used with
be caught.
III. after
inf.
after
7x7)
vehement negations or affirmations

J
OTTO;
IJLUS
(time).
aor. I o
77,
Zeus
jxercpKitra,
have
[lev \fip (ireveiftai Jove be witness that I not laid on hand : so after negat. wishes, Sos 7-177
change of name : in Rhetoric, the use of one word for another, metonymy. with the forehead fore|AT-a)Tnrj86v, Adv. (/xeTcunw) most, fronting : of ships, in line; opp. to irl Kfpcas, in column. p,Twm8ios, ov, (fjiCTcarrov) on or of the forehead.
jxT-coviip.Ca,
(/zeTa, ovofia)
V. 7^77 is used after all 'Oovaorja O'IKOO' iittaOai. Verbs which have a negative sense, such as apveioOai,
KQ}\veiv, cipyeiv, (fifvyfiv, as, dpvtTaOat TO 7^77 -noitlv to deny the doing a thing ; also after Nouns of like
sense, as
p,6T-mov,
TO,
= fj.(Ta)irov,
Kw\vp.a or Adverbs, as ffnroowv. C. As INTERROGAT., in direct questions, where a

;
.
the forehead.
between the eyes, II. the front or fore part of the forehead, front. anything the front or face of a building the front of an army.
the space p,T-co-jrov, TO, (/*CTa, aty)
: :
-
answer is expected, 7^ 7^77 TTOU . <ao"#e ; 2. 7^77 is also used with the surely ye did not say ? indicative subjoined to another Verb, when it may be
negative
expressed by whether,
flirfv I fear as to
as, SetScy
7/7) ST)
irdvTa vrfp-tprta
p,6TWjro-o a>4>pc0v, ov, gen. ovos, (HGTOOTTOV, awtppcav)
with ingenuous countenance. |At, Ep. and Ion. gen. of tydj. ME'XPI", rarely p.xpis even before a vowel
Prep, with gen. until, unto, to a given point, Place, ftexP 1 Qa\dffffrjs as far as the sea.
I.
I. a.
'
of of
whether she has spoken all too true, i. e. I fear she has spoken all too true. an elliptic phrase, used in emphatic denial, p-iq "yap, no certainly, Lat. nullo modo, where an imperat. or optat. Verb must be supplied from the foregoing pasTO sage to which the denial refers, as, /XT) ovofjia, let him not say the name; Answ. 7/77 yap
\yTw
Time,
offov
;
TO
/zexpts until when ? until when ? how long ?

/-texP 1
pe xp is
v
<-
f*fXP l r vus
P*XP IS for a
[\fyeroi], no, certainly. for p,T| ye, not at least, strengthd.

|AT|B-a|Ji.a
7^77.
space
o\>
is
II. in Ion., ôuSe w^7 now. sometimes followed by another gen., as,
and
II.
p,r]8-ap,TJ,
Adv.
of
p.r)oafji6s,
no-
where.
H/r)83p.606v,
in nowise, not at all.

/Jir]oa-
o5 OKTCJ
fj.eXP ls
TTiipyojv,
as
far
as eight towers, instead of
III. Conjunct, until, with *7*v fT o till morning came ; with dV and subj., fJ-fXP 1 av T v TO ioca/J-cv till we see this v same sense. also, pexp 1 Adv. not, used where the Negation depends
otfTcu TTvpyoi indie., f^-fXP 1 ^ ais
"
daiv.
ftoOev
Adv. (prjoafjios) from no place; a\\o6(v from no other place. Adv. nowhere : and Adv. nowhither. From
,
MH
p.T]5-ap.6s,
77,
6v, for ju^Se djuos, not even one, not
any
on some Condition,
ou denies absolutely
either expressed or implied, while : 7x77 expresses that one thinks a
thing is not, ou that it is not : hence 7^77 always follows d, lav, ijv, oTav, eireiodv, ecus av, because these speak of a thing not as a fact, but as a supposition :
no one, none. Hence p.T|8fi}xo\), Adv. nowhere. p.T|8afius, Adv. of /jijoafjLos, in no way, not at all. p/q-Se, Adv. (7-177, 5e) but not, and not, nor, Lat. ne2. at the que, nee. beginning of two following Lat. nenor neither clauses, //TjSe jWTjSe ..
one,
. .
whereas
refer to
irfi, tireiorj
are joined with ou, because they
que
a fact. 2. 7-177 also is used after the final Conjvnctions iva, o>s, onus, uffTf, because these are in their nature contingent, as, ws 7*77 oXcavTai that
. .
II. neque ... strengthening the negative, which is always the sense when joined with a single word or phrase, not even, Lat. ne quidem.
..
. .
(XTf]8-is, H7)o-ff*id, HTJO-CV,
gen. prjoevo
443
declined like els pia %v, (fjtrjoe, fis) 2. 6 or 77 not even one, no one, none, Lat. nullus. one who is a mere nothing, a (jLtjSev (sc. wv, ovaa), TO prjoev a nothing, a useless or worthless nobody : 3. neut. ftrjoev often as Adv., not at all, person.
etc. fj,r)5fvus,
:
\
protract : to delay, put off"; nrjKvvetv \6yov to speak at length ; also without \6yov, to be lengthy or prolix. 3.
vciv fiorjv to raise a loud cry. KoXooaov erected a tall statue.
4.
to lengthen, prolong.
2. to
Med.
1.
by no means.
jjnf]8-iroT6,
\iT]Of-TT<a,
MH'KHN
the
Adv. not or nor at any time, never. Adv. nor as yet or not as yet.
head of a poppy.
Dor. P.O.KWV, awes, TJ, the poppy. 3. poppy-seed, prepared

Lat. malus. of or belonging
for
food.
}iT]8-ira>TroT6, 'Adv. not yet at any time, never yet. the two. (jttjS-ercpos, a, ov, (fj.r)0, tVepos) neither of jiTj8-Tptxr, Adv. to neither side.
8r),
an apple-tree, 77, (/iTyXoi/) also a, ov, (fj.rj\ov) jiifi\6tos, ov,

jju]\a,
to
nay do
f.
not.
(MTjSos) to imitate the Medes in manners, language, or dress: esp. to side with the Medes, opp. to 'E\\T]vifa.
oca,
77, 6v, of or for Melts or Malta. or M-rjXCSTjs, at, (prjXov A or B) nymphs 2. nymphs of of the flocks cr of the fruit-trees. Melis or Malta in Trachis cf. Mrj\i(vs.
:
a sheep. M-qXtaKos,
M-rjSiKos,
77,
ov,
(M^Sos) Median
rcL Mrjottea (sc.
MfjXtevs,
in
ecus, 6,
an inhabitant of Melis or Malta

II.
Trpdyfiara) the Median affairs, esp. the great Median or Persian ivar. II. Mrjoittri iroia, herba Medica, a kind of clover, lucerne.
M-rjSts, iSos,
77,
Trachis.
gulf.
77,
as
Adj., M.r)\ifvs KuXiros the
Maliac
p,T|Xtvos,
ov,
Dor. jidXtvos. a, ov,
(fjtj]\ov
B) of an
fem. of
Mi]Surp.6s,
o,
a Median woman. (Mrjoifa) a leaning towards the

"NLr/oiKus,
apple-tree.
Medes, the being in their interest. MrjSo-KTovos, ov, (M^Sos, KTC'IVOJ) Mede-slaying.
jiT]5o}jiai,
f.
Mt|Xu>s, Melian.
MijXCs,
in Trachis.
a,
ov,
of or from the island of Melos,

with or without
yrj,
ioos,
77,
Melis or Malia
ov, 6,
fj.rjffofj.ai:
aor. I
cfj.rjo'afArjv:
Dep.:
(pr}2. to
Sos)
to devise, resolve, counsel, advise.
fjnrjXo-poTTip, ?7pos, o,
plot, scheme,
bring about, contrive.

(fj.rj8f,
-ras,
(/M77\oi/, POO-KCD)
and p,T]Xo-p6Tr|S, a shepherd.
Dor.
jjnj8-oiroTpos, a, QV, two.
oirorfpos) neither
of the
!
(jujXo-poTOS, ov, (pfjXov, @6aKa)) grazed by sheep. |XTjXo-8oKos, ov, (fj.rj\ov, Seôfiat) sheep-receiving.
sheep,
METAO2, fos, TO, only used in plur. prjSea, coun2. like pr}sels, plans, schemes: cunning, craft. II. in Tis, care, anxiety; acL firjdea care for thee. pi. also, like Lat. virilia, the genitals. p/q8-o<mcrot)v, neut. pr/ooriow, for jjnjSe ocrns ovv, prfde o TI ovv, no one whatever, nothing whatever.
|ATjSo<ruvt],
77,
MITAON,
v*T\\o-Q\m\s, [u ], ov, 6, (i^Kov, Oia>) a sacrificer of a priest; j3<y/ios fjLrj\o6vTrjs a sacrificial altar. a kind of beetle or cockchafer. |XT]XoX6v0if], f),
ov, TO,
fj.rj\a
goat : dpfffva
(A) a sheep or (sometimes) a rams, wethers : the pi.

cattle,
means flocks of sheep or goats, small
opp. to
(fj.TJ8os)
MlT]8o-<}>6vOS, OV,
= M^SotfTOJ/OS.
counsel, prudence.
MIT AON,
prjoeis, prjoev.
ov,
TO",
(B) Dor.
MA~AON,
Lat.
MA-
p.i]tf.s, neut. fjLTjvev, a later
torm tor
LuM, LUM,
Dep., with aor. 2 part, fjiaftajv: Ep. with pres. sense, fj.fj.r)Ka, part. pf^rfKus, shortd. fem. fifj.a.Kvia (so QelBpvxa, pep-vita from fipvxaofiat, fj.VKa.onai): also impf., formed from pf., kî^Kov to bleat, of sheep of fawns and hares, to scream,
pf.
:
:
MHKA'OMAI,
any tree-fruit, as, prjôv tree-Jrutt, Kvodiviov the quince, fj.rj\ov HfpaiKov the peach, pi}II. metaph. in \ov MrjoiKov the orange or citron.
generally,
pi.
i
an apple;
or fi.TjXo-v6p.Tjs, ov, p/rjXo-vojjiciJS, eojs,

o,
shriek, cry.
,
fjLTjXo-v6[ios,
r},
:
of a woman's breasts; or of the cheeks, Lat. malae. Dor. -jias, a, herdsman. (pr}\ov A, vefioj) a shepherd, goatherd, ov, (fj.fj\ov A, vffjLca) feeding sheep or
em. Adj. bleating, epith. goats. a bleater, she-goat. Dor. [xaXoirapTjos, (^77X0^ B, jjnjXo-irApcios, ov, Adv. (^77, eTt) no more, no longer, nofurther, irapfia) apple-cheeked, ruddy-cheeked. \Li\K-tri, watchP.TJKICTTOS, 77, ov, Dor. and Att. âiao-TOS, [al, a, ov, jx-riXo-o-Koiros, ov, (pr]\ov B, anoireaj)fit for (/xT7os), Sup. of paicpos, but formed from pfJKos, as ing sheep from. a'iax iffTOS from aTo~xos, the longest, tallest, or geneov, (fjr}\ov B, air(ipoj) planted with
aSos,
of she-goats
as Subst.
p,-qX6-o"iropos, neut. prjKiO-Tov, pi. p.f)Ki0Ta, fruit-trees. as A.dv.,for a very long time or in the for prjXoauos, (f*.fj\ov A, a<uhighest degree: p.TiXoor-o'oos, ov, poet, veryfar: also at length, at last. fa) sheep-protecting.
|
rally, greatest.
II.
MHTKO2,
stature.
fos, TO, length
also
height,
tallness,
^Xoo-â-ytw,
f.
170-0;,
to slay sheep
iepa p.r)Xoff<pa~
2. of Time, a 3. of long space, length. Size or Degree, greatness, magnitude. II. TO ^77KOS or prJKos, absol. as Adv., in length or greatness. p.Tj-KOT6, Adv., Ion. for firjirorc.
,
in sacrifice. -yen/ to offer sheep

jjfqXo-<r<j>cxYos, ov,
From
(nr}\ov A, ff<pacu) slaying sheep.

11,
p,T]Xo-Tp6<{>os, ov, (HTJÔV A, rptyaj) sheep-feeding.

B. p,7]X-o-Oxos, o, (prjôv
f^ca) a girdle that con~
f.
-VVQJ Ion. -vvioj; Dor. JXUKVVCO: (prjKcs): fines the breasts.
444
1
ji-T]Xo-<J>6vos, ov,
(ifqXov A,
*(p(V(t})
sheep-slaying .
MHNTTl
vvaa
:
Dor. [xavvor
f.
^.rjvvao} \y\
:
aor. 1
(^177:
p/r]\o<|>opo,
f. 770-0;,
to carry apples.
From
A
or B, <pv\a)
Pass., aor. I efirjvvOijv [u]
pf. p.^fJLT)vvp.a.i
fjut]X.o-<}>6pos, ov, (fj.TJ\ov B, tyepoj)
bearing apples.
to disclose, reveal,
make known
betray.
II.
at
p,T]\o-4>vXa|;, a/cos, o,
and
77,
(/xÂoy
one who watches sheep or apples. [0] skin. |A7)\UTT|, T), (nrj\ov A) a sheep's
p,T|\-&>i|;, OTTOS, 6, 77,
Athens, to inform or lay public information against another impers. in Pass., fjLrjvverai information is laid: but in Pass, also of persons, to be informed
:
(/Â.oi' B,
w^) looking
like
an
against.
for /^T) viro\a^T}Tf OTTCHS . ), p,Y| OITWS (an ellipse followed by d\\a, do not suppose that .., but ; not not so . , but . only
.
apple, yellow, golden.

pnrj JJLO.V, JXTJ
nay
verily.
for p,4v, Ion.
/)
/mi/.
JJLCIV,
JXT|V,
Dor. and Ep.
a Particle strengthening
p,T|
OTU,
,
=
.
/XT)
.
affirmation, yea, indeed, verily, truly, in sooth; ^ H.TJV or ?i p.dv, in very truth, yea verily, used at the beginning of an oath Kal firfv, Lat. et vero, and yet, nay more : dA.A.a furjv- yet truly, Lat. verum enimvero : ov
:
so
but
OTTOS, followed by oAAa, not only not not to mention that , let alone, Lat.
.
.
ne dicam.
are joined I. with the \i-t\ ou, subjunctive, after Verbs of fearing, doubting, and the like, as OfdoiKa.
/XT)
i.
prjv assuredly not, so too /XT) nty ; ri fjirjv ; what then f e. of course. H.^pivroi, however. WLrjv was
orig. the same as fjiev, but after the introduction of the long vowel 77 it became the more emphatic form but jj fj.cv, p.î \n.kv, were retained in Ep. and Ion.,=
:
ov yfVTjrai
I it
fear
it
will not be, opp. to Se'Sot/ca

II.
/*T)
yei/TjTai I fear
will be.
Here both negatives have

with the
Infinitive,
Att.
?i
wv,
6,
IJLÎ
IJ-TJV.
MHN,
jxcis:
gen.
/ZT/I/OS:
dat. pi.
Kara firjva, : month by month, monthly. In earlier times the month was divided into two parts, p.i\v la TO, [twos, the month rising, and ^v QOivcov the month waning. The Attic division was into three, nty lardficvos, peawv, (pOivoiv. the last division was sometimes reckoned backwards,
Lat.
MEN-SIS,
A MON-TH
fJ-rjai,
Aeol. and Dor.
doubting, etc., as ovSfis <roi ov \eftv no one disputes your right avriXtyei TO to speak (where ^77 ov may be translated by Lat. 2. quin, quominus), nemo te impediet quiti dicas.
their proper force : but, after Verbs of denying,
generally, after all clauses in which a negat. is expressed or implied, as, after ov Sviafuii, OVK fan. etc.; as ov OIK^S tan 'AOrjvaiovs }tr) ov bovvai oiicas it is not reasonable that the Athenians should not ,
.
.
Lat.
non potest fieri quin
as
/tt/j/os
TfrdpT-r) <f>0ivovros the fourth

;
day from the
implied, as, Setvuv fooicei strange not to take.
..
so also, with a negat. /IT) ov Xafitiv it seemed III. with a Participle, bv;
end of the month sometimes onwards, as rrj rpirr) on the three-and-:wentieth day of the tir' ditdoi month. II. = [iTjvio'Kos n. f^rjvrj, the moon. jrqvds, ados, 77, jxTjvaro, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. form of fjtrjai, dat. pi. of p.rjv, firjvos. |ATjV(ri, corrupt
JJLTJVTJ, 77,
ad\yr)Tos yap r]V, p.T) ov KaroiKTfipow for I were unIn n. and m. 7-177 feeling, did I not pity. might stand without ov. lest perchance, Lat. ne forte. jjLir] iroXXaKCs, = fir) TTOTC, I. with subj. that al n p,T)-iroT, lest ever, Lat. ne quando. 2. with infia. never. time,
[XT)
(/iT^v) the
moon, Lat. luna.
Hence
TTOV, lest
p/rjviatos, a, ov, monthly.
(jLT|-ira),
anywhere
TTOI,
p,rj
: lest perchance. not yet, Lat. nondum
fn/jiru
y*.
wrath. (jLT)vlp,a, aros, TO, (^vtcu) the cause of anger; fj-rji/ifjia &ea>v the cause of divine wrath. 2. guilt of blood,
|j.T)VL0(j,6s,
ov, 6,
(/j.rjvio)')
nay, not yet.

[At)
irwTroTg, never yet.
P.T|-IT<OS,
= (tr)
?T(us,
lest in
any way,
lest
any how,
lest
blood-guiltiness.
MHTNI2;
P/TJVUTKOS,
Dor. (idvis, ws,

.*
T),
Att.
gen. nrjvioos,
luthe
perchance. |j.7]pa. Td,

bones,
II. in
= iAT)pia,
case of doubt, whether or no.

the thigh-
thigh-bones.
sing., (/i77/>Js)
wrath, anger
nula.
also, malice.
p/rjpiS, rd,
never used in
o,
II.
Dim. of ^rjvrj. a crescent, Lat. a crescent-shaped body, to protect

:
head of statues.
(.iTjvio)
(/j.rjvis')
:
Dor. [xavico
f.
p.rjvia(a [f]
aor. I
k^vloa
which by old usage they cut out from the leg (l/f fj,rjpia rdftvov}, and wrapped in two folds of fat (Wpia, Kviay (KaXvfav, dinrvxa TrorfaavTCs} they were then laid on the altar and burnt. II. 1*7):
to cherish wrath, be wroth against: also to declare one's wrath against a person. (AT]vo-t8if|s, cs, (^771/77, fiSos] crescent-shaped, Lat. lunaius : of the sun and moon when partially eclipsed.
p/qvujjia,
poi, the thighs.
^.t]ptatos, a, ov, (^tTipys)
of or belonging
a cord,
line,
to the thigh,
Lat. femoralis
verb.,
i.
rj
77,
prjpiaia, the thigh.

(ftijpvca)
p,T|piv0os, ov,
77
string; pro-
arcs, TO, (^vvoj) an information.
fjirjpivdos
ovotv
avail.
eo"7rao*e the line
caught nothing,
the ham. nursed in the
|ATjvi>TT|p, 77pos, u, (îjvvcu)
an informer, guide.
e. it
was of no
ov, 6, (fiTjvvQj) masc. Adj. bringing to II. as Subst. an light. informer, Lat. delator. p.-f|vvrpov, TO, (//7?iaV) the price paid for informap.i]vDTTjs,
MHPO'2, ov, o, the upper part of the thigh,

p,Tjpo-Tpacj)iqs,
e's,
((Arjpus, Tpa<f>ijvai)
thigh, epith. of Bacchus.

p.Tjpo-Ti5irT|S,
e's,
tion,
reward: almost always used

opos,
= ftT)i'VT7]p. o,
in plur.
[i>]
From
p.ir)pvKdop,ai,
Dep.
(nypos, Tvirrivai) striking the thigh. to cheiv the cud, Lat. ruminare.
MHPT'OMAI
MHPT'OMAI,
to
f.
445
[jn]Tp60ev Dor. ftarpoOcv, Adv. mother, by the mother's side.
jxT]Tpo-Kao-iYVT|TT),
sister.
f],
-vaofJLai [u]
sails:
aor. i (fnjpvadfjnjv
from
the
draw up
or furl
to
draw up an
anII.
2. in weaving, KpoKa. fv arrjôvi chor. oOai to weave the woof into the warp. is sometimes used as Pass., Kiaa^s fj.T)pvo/jai c r iy l y * s twined around the edge. TTfpl x o p/noxxo, jjiT|o-aTO, Ep. 2 and 3 sing. aor. of /j-rjaofMii, fut. |iT|crcai, Ep. 2 sing,
fjtrjpvcra-
(pTjTijp, KaffiyvijTr)}
a mother's
^
>,
p/rjTpOKTOveoa, f. From matricide.
r)<joj,
to kill one's
mother, to be a
ther,
|XT]Tpo-KT6vcs, ov, a matricide.
(ftrjTTjp,
II.
KTfivco] killing one's mop.rjTpoKTovos, ov, pass.
Ep. 3 sing, contr. aor. 2

capos, 6, (/zT/Sojuat) an adviser, counseller; ^X 7? 8 the adviser or leader of battle.
killed by one's mother.

|AT)TpO-|AT|TCOp Dor. JXClTCOp [d], OpOS, T), WTrip, one's mother's mother, grandmother.
= ftlJTpUS
one's
p.if]-T,
= TTJ T, and
. .
not.
II.
repeated, firjTf
inrjTpo-iraTtop
[a],
opos, 6,
= firjrpos
77,
TraTrjp,
nor. HT)T, neither MH'THP Dor. MA'THP,

fjLijTpos
:
mother's father, grandfather.

:
MOTHER
Earth
:
contr. 77, gen. prjrtpos, ace. pijTepa, pi. prjTfpas Lat. TER,
MA
jjL^Tpo-iroXis Dor. jiarp-,

the
!
ecus,
(fArjTTjp, TroXts)
mother-state,
II.
p."r)Trjp
of animals, a dam ftr)\a,<v mother of flocks

:
metaph. of lands,
777
out.
one's
prjTrjp
Mother
from which colonies were generally, a metropolis, a capital. mother-city, mother-country, home.
sent
III.
77
MrjT-fjp
sometimes Ceres, sometimes Rhea

fii^Ttvos.
IJ.TJTIS,
or Cybele. \LT\TI, neut. of

JATJTI,
|XT|Tpo-Tr6Xos, ov, (fj,r}Tr}p,iro\fOfjiai} tending mothers. p.T]Tp6p-piTrTOS, ov, (^Typ, piirTCt}) rejected by one's
fjirj-Tis,
mother.
jX7jTpo-cj)06pos,
(.irjTid-
contr. for ^T/TU, dat. of
ov,
(jjLT]Tr]f,
<pO(.ipoj)
mother-murmother-
p/r)Tidacr0au, p/r]Ti.da<r06, Ep. for ftijTidaOai, e&e, pres. inf. and 2 pi. pres. ind. of fj.rjTiaca.
jrrjTid&j,
f.
dering.
also jjnr]Tpo-<j>6vos, ov,
77,
ov, (prjTrjp, *(}>fvca)
HTjTidffca
:
(f^rjTis)
to meditate, intend,
murdering, matricidal.
(iT]Tpo-<|)6vTif]S, ov, 6, (fJLrjTijp, *<ptv<o)
plan a thing
bats in one's
absol. to deliberate,
and
in
Med.
to de-
own mind.
II. to devise,
contrive,
\Lr\rpvi&, as, Ion. p/r]TptiiT|,
TJS,
T),
(fj.rjrrjp)
a matricide. a stepis
bring about. p.TjTiTTjs Ep. jJLTjTiTa, ov,

jjLTjTtocis,
eercra,
mother, Lat. noverca : metaph. a rocky coast

o, (/J.rJTis') counseller.
:
called
v,
(^Tts) wise in counsel
also,
skilful, skilfully chosen.

f. -iaofjicu : aor. I fnr]Tiffdfj.T]v : Dep. : [i] to invent, contrive, devise. jxtjTtouv, Ep. for ^rjTiuiv, part, of fj-ijTidca. p,T)Tiocoo-u, -OCOVTO, Ep. 3 pL pres. act. and irnpf. rned.
i,
)
ing
p.7]Tpwos Ep. p.7]Tpo)tos, a, ov, (/i77T7?p) of OT belongto a mother, maternal. o ; gen. ^rpcaos and cy ; ace. p^rpoxi and p.TjTpo)S,
cav; (firjTrjp)
a maternal uncle.
2.
any relation by
the mother's side.
MH'TIS, IDS, T) Att. gen. loos Ep. dat. ^77x1 for counsel, witdom, skill, cunning, Hr)Tu; ace. prJTiv II. a plan, craft. enterprise.
; ; :
|nf]xoivda(r0at, -docr0e, Ep. for wxavaaQai, -aaOf, pres. inf. and 2 pi. ind. of p.r]\avdop.ai. : aor. I k^xo-vriffdp.^'. pf. fii]Xavdop,ai, f.-^ffofiai
/j,(fAT)xdvr)fMi:
make by
art,
Lat. machinari, Dep.: (p.rj\avrf) put together, construct, prepare.

:
to
2.
^TJ-TIS, o,
lest
rj,
pr)Ti, TO,
any one,
lest
anything
gen. p-qTivos (/XT/, Tts) ; that no one, that nothing,

.:
to contrive, devise, scheme.
II.
as
Med.
to
pro-
cure for oneself.

part.
Lat. ne quis, ne quid. by any means, that by no

TL
:
II. /J.TJTI is freq.
as
Adv.
lest
means
also separately, ^77
found in act. voice in Fp. p-Tixavdo), =p:ri')(avdop.ai, av ^ OJVTas ' but perf. //f^T/xaj'Têu is used in fj,r)x
p/qxavocpn-qv,
an indirect question, whether perchance. stronger form of ^77, in nowise, nay : HTJTOI 76, nay upon no account.
in
H.TJ-TOI,
pass, sense.
oV
-O^TO, Ep. for nrjxo-vca^v,
pres.
p,T}rpa,
77,
(fJ-rjTrjp}
Lat. matrix, the
womb.
begging
opt. of ftr/xamo/xat. jiT]Xcivo(jiai, Ion. for fi-q\avaojj.ai.

p.T]XavY),
H,T)Tp-a-yiJprr]s, ov, 6, (^rjTrip, dyvpTijs) a priest of Cybele, a sort of mendicant friar.
machine
war.
device; wiles :
ills:
Lat. machina, 77, (/WT}XOS) for lifting weights

:
p/T)Tp-aS6X(J>63 or [XT]Tp-dS6X4>os, 6 and 77, Dor. jiarp-, (fn'jTrjp, d8e\(p6s) a mother's brother or tister, an uncle or aunt.
an instrument or 2. an engine of II. any artificial means, a contrivance. a way, means: fjirjxavai, arts, generally,
KO.KWV a contrivance against gen., /^xai'r)
c.
^Trp-aXoias or p.t]Tp-aXeoas,
o.ca)
ov, o, (HTJTTJP, d\ot-
(trjoeiurj p.T]\a.v^
by no means whatsoever, by no
II.
striking one's mother, a matricide. p.ifrpT), 7), Ion. for firjTpa.

jiTjTpids, dSos,
77,
contrivance.
p/rjxavnrjfjia,
aros, TO, (fjiijxo^doîai} an engine.
pecul. fern, of yur/rptos.

ov, (/tT/TTjp, ot)(op.Q.i\ re-
p.T)Tpt8ios, a, ov, (ftrjT'pa) fruitful, prolific.
a subtle contrivance or device, art, trick. of p.rj\avdo^.a.i, one must p,T]Xa.vT|TOV, verb. Adj.
contrive.
fJUlXciVT]TUCos,
77,
jitjTpo-BoKos Dor. ixoTp feived by the mother.
ov,
446
jnjXSviKOS,
clever.
17,
LOV.
ov,
(nrix<wn)
77
inventive, ingenious,
f.
2 fj.tffjaofj.ai,
;
f.
3 ju/zt'o/!u
aor.
ffj.lÔrjv, aor.
II. as Subst.,
p.rjxaviKT] (sub. rtx^rj),
fj.iyrjv [f]
mechanics.
>,
fj.(fj.iyfjai:
3 sing. Ep. aor. pass, ffju/cro, IJ.IKTO : pf. Lat. MISEp. 3 sing, plqpf. f.ie/j.iftTo:
liquids,
vdcop.
2.
ov, o, poet, for

>,
fj.ijx
av r}'T"n s
'
CEO,
inventing
e.
to
mix, mix up, mingle, properly of

/cat
ov, 6,
(/7Xai/17>
8i<J>cuu)
contrivances or artifices, ingenious.

,
(At^X aj/57) inventive, ingenious.
generally, to join, bring together, bring in contact with. 3. to make acquainted with, unite with : also, fJ.Tai rtva avdeai to
g.
olvov
/,
(/7xc>77, TTotea;) making machines:
as Subst., fj.r)xavoiroi6s, 6,
an engineer, maker of warto contrive craft,
engines.
p/T]xavopp(K:j>a>,
craftily.
f.
cover one with flowers. II. Med. and Pass, to be brought into contact with, to be mingled with, to reach ; K\iair,ai myTjvai to reach the tents to come
:
770*0',
deal subtly,
to,
to
:
From
with
be present at: hence to meet, live, associa'e but also in hostile sense, to encounter : more
H-r)Xavop-pd<}>os, ov, (fjujxarf, pdirrca') contriving devices, crafty-dealing, craft-contriving. ~ pr)xavo |XT)x5v-ovpY6s, ov, (fj-iyxavfl, fpyov^) II. pass, cunningly contrived. iroios.
rarely piayeaOai es 'Axcttovs, to go to join the Achaeans. 2. to lie with: to have intercourse with, to be
united
to.
-WVTO,
>
pi. pres.
and impf. of
7x77-
jj,tif|VT),
3 sing. aor.
= A"7X OS
one.
p.iT)-4>6vos, ov,
= fj.iai(p6vos.
for fJitcpos,
77,
I subj.
a means, contrivance.
P.IKKOS, d, ov,
Dor.
little.
O2,
jiia,
TO, a means, expedient, contrivance. gen. /was Ion. fufjs ; dat. /a, ^477 ; ace.
|xucp-avXag,
a/cos, o,
(fj,iKpos,
auAa)
with small
furrows
hence small, scanty.

((j,ifcp6$,
fjiav
fern,
of
f.
els,
(jLtKp-}Airopos, 6,
fyiTopos) a pedlar.
MIAI'NH,
fj.fnia.yKa.
:
-apfjai
lare.
fuavw: aor. I efiiijva. Att. ffj'iava: pf. Pass., aor. 1 I fudvOyv pf. ^ffiiaapai or /o paint over, stain, dye, colour, Lat. vio2. to stain, defile, soil. 3. metaph. to
:
rjoofjai, Dep., (fitKpo\6yos) to p.lKpo\OYco|xai, f. examine or discuss with extreme minuteness. Hence
,
17,
,
minute discussion, frivolity.

trifles 2.
:
taint, defile, pollute.

p.iai<j)ov(i),
f.
770~a>,
(fwat<oVos)
to be blood-stained,
(fj,ifcpL>s, \eyca~) reckoning caring about petty expenses, penurious, mean. cavilling about trifles, captious.
ov,
-ins, LOOS, fj, (futfpc/s, of a petty town or state. MTKPO'5, Ion. and old Att. o*|xiicp6s Dor. JIIKKOS. |Aiai-4>6vos, ov, (fj.ta.ivca, *<j>(vca) blood-stained, bloody: a, 6v, small, little : petty, mean, trivial, insignificant: Comp, -urtpos defiled with blood, blood-guilty: of Time, little, short. II. Adv. Sup. -wraros. usages gen. dat. fj-ixpov (sub. oei) it wants but little, almost : jxidv0T]v, Ep. for ffj.iavOr)v, aor. I pass, of piaivw. II. a little : ace. fiLtcp^v a little. i. with fj.ittp<p by fjitapia, 77, (fuapos) brutality. defilement. (jLiap6-Y\ar<ros, ov, (/juapos, yXwffGo) foul-mouthed. Preps., ITU fj.iKpuvfor a little, but a little'; Kara fUK2. pov little by little, or into small parts ; /xeTa [UKpuv [xiapos, a, ov, (fj,iaiva}} defiled with blood. generally, polluted, abominable, foul, Lat. impurus : after a little; napa p.iKpuv within a little, almost. Besides the regular Comp. and Sup. fuKporepos, fitAdv. fj.iapa>s, brutally. brutal, coarse, disgusting. a stain, defilement; of Kporaros, the irr. forms 6\daaaiv, 4AdxiO"Tos, /xet'ou/ |j.ia(rp.a, aros, TO, (fuaivca) fj,ftffTos, /j,ioTepos fj.iuTaTos are used. persons, a pollution.
jxiKpo-iroXtTtjs
|jLicu<(>ovia,
57,
bloody, murderous.
Hence
fern, [t], ov, 6,
bloodguiltiness.
TToAiVr/s)
citizen
|xta(T|ji6s, ov, 6, (/j,iaivca) pollution.
p,iKpo4>iXoTi|J.ia,
17,
petty ambition.
From
ambitious
a guilty wretch, one who II. d\dbrings pollution, Lat. homo piacularis. an avenger of such guilt. xiya, Adv. (/w-yvu/) mixed or blended with.
p.idcTT(op, opos, 6, (/ija/Vai)
,
IxlKpo-c^tXoTipos, ov,
(fj.iKpus, (pi\oTifj.os)
of petty
distinctions.
fAtKpoiJriJxia, o, littleness
of soul, meanness of spirit.
From
fJUKpo-iJ/vxos, ov, (fUKpos, tyvxn) little-souled, nar-
i,
,
Dep. poet, for piyvvfjai.

o,
17,
(/i/â)
mixed up, promiscuous.
|j.i-ya
and
,
p.iYSi]v,
Adv. promiscuously.
row-minded, paltry. JJ.CKTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor.

(jiiKTOs,
77,
2 pass, of
fj.iyvvfj.t.
aor. 2 opt. pass, of f-dyvvfu. aor. 2 part. pass, of fj.iyvv/j.i.
ov, (fj.iyvvfj,t}
77,
mixed, compound.
the yew-tree.
II.
fjuXo, &KOS, a convolvulus.
Att. for
o>uAa,
p.tYv, for epiyrjaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 pass, of (j-tyvvfJii. |UYTjp.vai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. pass, of fiiyvvfj.i. p,iYT]vai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of piyvvni.
4'/xict,
^MITNTMI inf.
:
jxiYJAa, aros, TO, (piyvvfju) and -vw, also

(j.iat
:
a mixture, compound.
Ml'Sm
Pass.
fut. I
f.
fufta
aor. I
fii-
From MlX-f|<rtos, a, ov, of or from Miletus. MiXijTos, 77, Miletus, a famous Greek city in Caria. II. p,iXidpiov, TO, a milestone, the Lat. milliarium. a copper vessel for boiling water in.
|xCXiov, TO,
Med. and
/x/ô/uai,
fj.iyvviJ.ai
and
Roman
i.e.
oyopai
fut.
med.
pass.
stades,
mile, Lat. mille passus,
=8
1680 yards,
80 yards
less
than our
mile.'
447
(ju\T6tov, TO,
a vessel for
keeping LIL\TOS in.
through
enclitic
,
all
'jjLiXr-irjXi^TlS, cs, (fj.i\TOS, d\i<f>rjvaL}
painted red.
Dor. and Att. viv
ships, with the
p-iXro-irdpTjos, ov, (fj.i\Tos, bows painted red.

77,
irapeid} red-cheeked: of avTov

I
fj.iv
genders, for O.VTOV, avTrjv, OUTO* always avTOV himself; but, fj.lv for eavTcv. II. rarely as 3 pers. oneself,
: :
MTATO2,
Lat. rubrlca.
red earth, red chalk or ochre, ruddle,

II.
for avTovs, auras, aura. Pron. eavTov.

pi.,
III.
= the
reflex.
vermilion, Lat. minium.

(pvprjvai}
MFN0O2,
jAiv96co,
f.
6,
human
ordure, dung.
Hence
Orcho-
p,iATO-4>vpTjs, ochre.
(AiX/TOCo,
f.
es,
(fj.i\Tos,
smeared with
;
Mtvvat,
:
woca, to befoul with dung. 01, the Minyans, a race of nobles in
pass pf. fJ,efj,i\T(t}fj.ai (f.u\TOs}: to colour with ochre, paint red ; oyoiviov fj.efj.L\TOJ-
wffoj
menos
Adj. Mivtieu>s, a, ov, Ep. Mivvfjtos, of the
Minyans.
|
a rope smeared with red paint, with which they swept the Agora at Athens, and drove the idlers to the Pnyx.
fj.(vov
[u], Ion. impf. LiivvOeaitov, Lat. minuo, to diminish, lessen, curtail, weaken. II. intr. to
MI~NT'@n
decrease, decline, fall away, be wasted. ftivvv0a, Adv. a time. Hence

little,
Hence
|xi\T-u)87]S, es, (fj,t\Tos, eldos)
of the nature or colour
very little: of Time, a short
Of
fJ.l\TOS.
uijxapKvs, T), a kind of hare-soup. (A foreign word.) MijJias, avTos, 6, a rocky promontory of Ionia.
p,lvuv0d8u>s, a, ov, lasting a short time, short-lived:
Comp.
I
fj,LVVvdaoiojTfpos.
f.
MI~ME'OMAI,
pf.
fj.efj.LLiTjfj.ai
:
f.
:
-rj'jop.ai
aor. I
kfJHLnjaa.Ln.riv
:
Hivupia>,
iffca,
(iiivvpos} to
moan, whine
also to
Dep.
of.
to imitate,
mimic, copy
pf.
|
hum, chant
in a
low
tone, Lat. minurire.
Hence
part.
fj.fLUftTjfj.4vos,
in pass, sense,
II.
made
made
in imitation
of the fine
exactly like, arts, to re-
present by means of imitation.

p.(.iT)\6s,
,
Hence
an
imitation, copy.
77,
ov, imitative.
(fj.ifj.fOfj.ai}
a warbling, humming. moaning : warbling. = fuvvpifa, of the nightingale, to p.tvvpo[xaL, Dep. warble : generally, to bum a tune, chant in a low
jxivvpto-p-a, aros, TO,
p,lvvpurp.6s, 6, (fuvvpifa} a
aTos, TO,
77,
,
tone,
>,
(fj.Lfj.4ofj.aL}
imitation.
a, ov, verb. Adj.

II. fJ.ifj.Tj7fov,
tated.
jxi|Air]TT|s,
of Liiiifofjiai, to be imione must imitate.
d, ov, complaining in a low tone, moaning, whining, whimpering. plvu-coptos and jjiivv-copos, ov, (jLtivvGo), &pa} short-
MIWNT W PO'2,
[v]
ov, o,
77,
(fj.ifj,fOLJ,ai}
an
imitator, copyist.
lived.
jjLip,TjTiKos,
>, 77,
ov,
(fj.ifj.cofj.ai}
imitative.
Mivus,
Mtfcy
;
o,
Minos, king of Crete

;
gen. MtVcwos and
to be imitated or copied. '<ia>, Frequent, of fj.ifj.vcij, fj.fvoj, to keep staying, to stay, remain. II. trans, to expect, await.
uv,
(fj.Lfj.eofj.ai}
dat. MtVaw, "Mivca

:
ace. Mivcva, also
Mmu
and
of
MiVcw
Minos.
hence Adj. Mlvw'ios Att. Mivwos,

aor. I inf.,
p.iecr6at,,
fut.
inf.
a, ov,
|lt|JLVT|CrKCD, fut.
fJLVTJffOJ
'.
2.OT. I
ffJ,VT)ffa
'.
(fJ.VO.0}}
'.
p-ifjai,
med. of
iiiy-
to
remind, put in mind.

II.
2. to
recall to the
memory
VVLU.
with JALÎS, ecas, 77, (f*i(u fut. of fjlyvvfj.i}, a mixing, minwhence the gling. II. intercourse or commerce with others. fut. med. fj.vrjaon.ai, f. I pass. luo-|3dppSpos, " (A"^ fut f fuyvvfu, &ap0apos} f. 3 a OLW.L aor. I med. ffj.vTjaa- half barbarian half Greek. fj.VTjaOrjo-ofj.aL, fj.ffj.vij the pf. fj.ffj.VTjfj.ai is both med. LITJV, pass. ffJ,vrja0Tjv fjit|6-0T]p, 6, 77, (f*i<v, 6r}p} half beast. and Att. with pres. sense like Lat. memini, p,i6-0poos, ov, (tiioj, Opuos} with mingled cries. pass.,în 2 sing. (JLfLjLvrj, shortened from LiffivrjaaL imperat. p,i6-\6VKOs, ov, (nicu, \evtc6s} mixed with white. Ion. fj.ffj.veo IJ.ffj.VTjao subjunct. )U/ii/cu/zat optat. p.i|op.ttL, fut. med. of fj.iyvvfjii.
Pass.
fj.ifj.vtj(7KOfj.ai,
of others. the older

tenses
Med. and
:
form
MNA'OMAI,
fj.vwfj.ai,
are formed
fj,ffj,vrjfj.Tjv,
but also
fj.ffj.vciifj.Tjv,
:
(f>o,
CVTO, Ion.
fj.efj.vf:
WTO
to
infin. fj.LivTjaOai
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. efj.efJ.vfaTO

:
oneself, gen. U.\KTJS fj.vrjffaaOai to bethink one of one's strength: also, c. part.,
fj.efj.VTjfj.ai
remind
remember
c.
fu6p,-|3pOTOS, ov, for ni6-(3poTos, (/^'ft', fipuTos) half mortal. p.iô-vojJios, ov, (fjict}, vffjLca) feeding promiscttously.
ov, (LIIOJ, irapOtvoi) half
mention,
f\6<jjv I remember 2. to fxtgo-7rdp0vos, having come. make mention of. 3. to give heed to, half woman.
1
a maiden,
judge
of.
p.t|ja>,
fut.
of
fj.i-yvvfju.
Dor. for Ltiiivovai, 3 pi. of LIILIVOJ. i. dat. pres. part, of the same Verb. P.LJXVW, for p,i-p.evoi, redupl. form of /uVco, to remain, stay, wait : c. ace. to await.
|xi|xvovru,
From hatred of good. ov, (fJLtaos, ajaOus} hating good. jju<r-d0Tjvaios, ov, (fuaos, 'AOijvaios) hating the Athenians.
p,t<raYa0Ca,
77,
(itcr-dYa0os,
77,
jxijxo-XoYos,
words.
MTMO2,
mime.
H^v
[*"],
ov, (ntfj.05, Xeyca} mocking one's as Subst. a writer of mimes. ov, 6, an imitator, copyist : an actor, II. a mime, a kind of drama.
II.
fAi(7-ft\dJcov,
ov, gen. ovos,
(LJL?O~OS,
dAaftyv) hating
boasters.
)juo--a\av8pos, Alexander.
ov,
(p.taos,
'A\(avcpos} hating
hating the vine.
Ion ace. sing of the Pron. of the 3rd pers.
jxiCT-djATreXos, ov, (ftt<ro$, dfirre\o$}
448
jju<r-dv0pcoiTOS, ov, ([uffos, dV^parcros) hating
man-
kind, misanthropic.
mercenaries; fiiaOocpf'poi Tptrjpfis galleys mercenaries.

p,icr06a>,
f.
manned with
fifpioQuKc.
:
}iury-d-y!Cia,
77,
(piaôj, afy/cos) a place
where several
wffca
to let
aor. I tpiaQcaffa.
pf.
mountain glens
MTSm,
|jucrco,
f.
a meeting of glens. of piffyoj. |xtory6tr0ai, pres. inf. pass, of fiiffya. jj,C0"yoi<rau, Dor. pres. part. pi. fem.
(ayrtrj) meet^
(ftiffOos)
out for hire,
farm
out, Lat. locarc:
c. inf., lUoOovv rov vrjov rpirjKoaioJV ra\avron> ((pydffaffOai to let out the building of the temple for 300
see
fjiiyvvfju.
77,
talents, Lat. locare

(fifcros,
aedem exstruendam.
i
:
II.
Med.,
fju<r-XXi]v, rjvos, 6, the Greeks.

770*0)
:
"BAAî/) a hater of
:
f.
fiia6ajffofj.ai
aor.
:
pf.
fjLffj.iff'rjKa
:
Pass.
:
f.
med.
in
pass, sense
fjuffrja'ofjiai
:
aor.
:
eîa-fjOrjv
pf. fiefiiarj-
pai
(micros')
to hate
Pass, to be hated.
sense) p.ep.iaOcafia.1 Lat. conducere : to retain, as an advocate or physician; fuoOovffdai nva ra\dvrov to engage his services at a talent ; c. inf., /JuaOovoOai vrjov ZgoiKodop,TJaai to contract for the building of th; temple, Lat. conducere aedem aedificandam. III. Pass., aor. I to be f/uoOwBrjv pf. (in pass, sense) p,ep.ia6capai hired for pay. Hence |Ai(j0a}p,a, CTOS, TO, that which is let for hire, a hired
: :
f^taOcaad^rjv pf. (in med. to engage or hire at a price,
a charmfor producing hatred, |Ai(jnrj0pov,To,()W0*eo;) opp. to <pi\rpov (from <pi\t<a), which caused love. an object of hate. |juicnr|p,a, OTOS, TO, (yw-o*eo;)
|AicrT)TOS, verb. Adj. of fiiaeo}, to be hated.
p,I<nrjTta,
77,
(piatca)
hateful lewdness
or greedi-
ness.
6s,
77,
house.
6v, (niffeoj) hated, hateful, odious.
II.
the price
agreed on, the contractcan he hired.

II.
price
rent.
jua0u><rip,os, ov, (piaQuca) that
fiwrOairoSocrCa,
77,
payment
of wages, recompense.
a-rrooiSca/j.i}
fiicr0co<ris, feus,
T),
(^fJnoOuoS)
a letting for hire.

III.
From
Hicr0-airo86TTjs, ov. o, (picO^s,
(ftiO-0oo;ueu)
a hiring.
ov, 6,
((JLiaOoca)
= p.iaOo}fj.a,
rent.
rent,
one
who
p,i<70a)TTis,
one
who pays
pays wages, a rewarder, recompenser. a small fee. jLicrddpiov, TO, Dim. of p.ia06s,
|iicr0apvCi>,
hire, receive
f.
tenant.
p,ur0amKos,
JJIIO-OCOTOS,
77,
77,
770*0;,
(fj.io~6apvos)
to
work
or serve for
service.
uv, (piaObOj} mercenary. ov, (fj-ioOôj) hired or to be hired
as
pay.
T),
Hence
Subst. a hireling, mercenary, of soldiers.

\Li<ro-ya.\LOS, ov, (fj.iaos, ydfsos)
xio-0apvta,
a receiving of wages, hired
marriage-hating.
-yeAo-'s)
|At<r0-apvos, 6, (iiiaQos, apvvjjiai} a hired servant. m.o-0-apx87]s, ov, 6, (fjiiaQos, dpx"?) a Comic Patro-
\iicr6-y\<as, OJTOS, 6,
77,
(/zros,
laugher-
hating.
(j,ro-o--yoT]S, ov, 6,
nvmic, son of a placeman.

|At<r0ios, a, ov, also os, ov,
(/a0Js)
hired, salaried.
|xuro8T]p<ta,
77,
(IUGOS, 70775) hating imposture. hatred of democracy. From
|iio-0o8ocria,
77,
f.
fU<T0o8oTa>,
770*0),
payment of wages. to pay wages.
Ai<T0o-S6Tir|S, ov, 6, ([jiio96s,
From p,r<r6-8T]|jios, ov, (ftiffos, S77/ios) hating the commons, From hating democracy. 8t5o)//t) one who pays p,uro-0os, ov, (pTffos, 6eos) hating the gods, godless,
p.ur6-0T]pos, ov, (piffos, Brjpa) hating the chase.
:
wages, a paymaster.
MI20O'2,
ov, 6,
wages, pay, hire
fj.ia6us
faros
fixed wages: enl fiiaOai for hire; oiSovai rd\avTov 2. to give a talent as a month's pay. fjLrjvos (jiiaOov at Athens the pay of the soldiery : also, p,iaQbs /3ov-
p,icro-Kai<rap, epos, o, ([micros, Kaiaap) ha/ing Caesar, Jiuro-Xaieajv, aôs, o, Qiao's, Ad^cui') a Laconianhater. [a]
\tvTifeos the
pay of the council of 500, a drachma

sitting
;
fjucro-Xafiaxos, ov, (piffos, Ad/xaôs) hating chus. [Xd]

p,i<roXoYia,
77,
Lama-
each for every day of
piaObs oittaariKos or
rj\iaariKos the wages of a dicast or juror (at first one obol, from the time of Cleon three) for every day he sat on a jury ; piaOos awrjyoptKos the pay of a public
jilcro-Xo-yos, ov, (p.taos,
advocate, one drachma for every court-day.

generally, recompense, ment, retribution.
p.io-0o<(>opd,
77,
3.
hatred of argument. From Xuôs) hating argument. p.lcr6-vo0os, ov, (fuTcros, v60os) hating bastards. [Jiuro-irais, TratSos, o, 77, (jjuaos, Trats) hating children. fitcro-Trfpo-Tjs, ov, o, (^tfios, IlepcrT/s) a Persian hater.
77,
reward :
in
bad
sense, punish-
]xicr6-TToXis, tos, 6,
(HICTOS, TTO\IS}
hating the
state.
fjuotmovqpfaj,
receipt
f.
rjaca, to
hate the bad.
From
(fj.tff9o(p6pos')
of wages: wages
jucro-irovrjpos, ov, (JJUGOS, irovypus] hating the bad.

jjucro-TroYia,
'
received, wages, pay, salary.
77,
(picros, itovos)
hatred of work.
[juo-9o4>opco, f. rjcra}, (ftiaOoffwpos} to receive wages, to serve for hire : c. ace. rti, to receive as pay.
|ju<ro-ir6pira, OLKOS, o, r), (piffos, irvpira} hating ths shield-handle, \. e. hating war : Sup. fjtlffovoprraKi-
Hence
xtcr0o<})opT]TOv, verb. Adj. one must keep in pay. jjLt<70o-}>opta, 77, (/mCT0o(popeo;) service for wages or
araros.
JALCTO-TTTCOXOS, ov,
(^wos, TTTo^x^s) hating the poor.
pay, hired service.

j.r0o-4>6pos, ov, (fticrOts, c^cpco) receiving wages, serving for hire; of fjue0o<f>i poi hireling soldiers,
i
p.uro-pa'p,aios, ov, (utaos, 'Pojftafos) Roman-hating. I. pass, hate borne MI'2O2, TO, bate, hatred: one. 2. act. a hating, a grudge, strong dislike.
II.
a hateful object,
IJL
i (TO (ri>\\
as
IJLV r] (rreva) .
449
fuo-o-o-uXXos, ov, o, (piffos, 2v\\as) hating Sylla. jxuro-TUpavvos, ov, (jufcros, rvpavvos] tyrant-hating. |xr<ro-<j>C\iiriros, ov, (piaos, &i\nrTros) bating Philip.
fjito-o-xptpTOS, ov,
(fJiffos,
p,VT]p.iov
Ion. -Tji'ov Dor. p-vdêtov, r6, (
|*,icro-iJfevST)s, fs, (fJ-iffos,
xprjaros) hating the good. êOSos) hating lies.
MI5TT'AAfl,,f.rXa),
jxiTO-epyos, 6v,
to cut
(/J.ITOS,
*epyoj)
p.iTop-pd4>Tis, fs, (fj.iTOS,
up meat before roasting. working the thread. fkuprjvai) sewn with thread,'
tela
:
Lat. monimentum, a memorial, remembrance, record of a person or thing: of one dead, a monument. |AVT|p.T], 77, (fjvdofJiai B) remembrance, memory, recollection. 2. the faculty of memory; viro from fj.vrifj.ris II. memory. 3. a memorial, monument. mention or o//c of a thing.
fivY]}jn?}tov,
TO, Ion. for
fj.vrffj.ei6v.
having meshes of thread. MI'TOS, ov, 6, a thread of the warp, Lat. Hence generally, a thread : a web. [?]
p.iToto, Med. to
f.
\Lv-r\\Lovfvu, f. aca, (fj.vrifj.cav) to remember, call to mind, recollect. 2. to call to another's mind, mention,
say, Lat.
-fvffoftai
to be
wa<a, to stretch the warp in the loom : ply the loom ; metaph., <p06yyov p-iruaaaOat
memorare. II. Pass., with f. rned. and pass. -fvOrjffOfiai aor. l (fj.vr/fj.ovev&r}v
:
to let one's voice
sound
like
a harp-string.
fj,
pArpa, Ep. and Ion.

or hand, zone.
II.
jiirpT),
(fjuros)
:
worn below the
6<upa
a linen girdle generally a girdle,

2.
remembered, had in memory, mentioned. p-vrjuovlKos, 77, ov, (p.vr)fjuav) of or /or remembrance or memory; TO fwrffjioviKov = fsvrjfjaj, memory. II.
of persons, of good or raio[y memory. Ijmjpovucws, Adv. from or 6y memory, readily.
p.vT]p.o<ruvT], ?), ^vr) P.OJV) remembrance, memory, Lat. II. as prop. n. Mnemosyne, the mother memoria. of the Muses; because before the invention of writing memory was the Poet's chief gift. |ivT]p.6o'tivov Dor. jxvdp,-, TO, (fj-VTifjiow) a remembrance, memorial, record of a thing: also a reminder, 2. honourable mention, fame. refresher.
|Xvf||Acov, 6, f),
a headband, a snood.
a Persian
cap, like Kvpfiaaia.
Mirpa,
rjs, T),
the Persian Aphrodit^ or Venus.

(Jtirpa,
|UTpi]-4>6pos, ov, (fiirpa, <*/><) wearing a
whether girdle or head-dress. jjurpo-ScTos, ov, (fj-irpa, oQj) bound with a

p,iTpo<J>opa>,
W
f.
fJiirpa.
TjffQ},
to
wear a
rj,
JJUTpO-<}>6pOS, OV,
or P.IJTI\OS, tailed, esp. hornless. [t~\

fs, (fjiros,
MFTT AO5
= fJ.lTpr)(f>6pO$.
fjiirpa.
From
ov, Lat. mutilus, cttr-
neut.
c.
fj.vr)fj.ov,
(fj.vdofj.ai
B) mindful,
/
remembering :
of linen.
gen. mindful of.
2.
mind-
eTSos) like thread,
ful, unforgetting.
inf. p-vijo-at, aor. I
i, aor. I inf. pass, of piyvvai. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I pass, of fuyvvfM. )p-vat, Ep. aor. I pass. inf. of fuyvvfu. BfNA .loa. \nvea, f); gen. pvaa; nom. pi. (Wat: = 100 drachmae the Lat. MINA, I. a weight, = II. a sum of 15 oz. 83! grs. money, also
),
and aor.
ined. imperat. of /uaor. I rned. opt.
p.vq<rataTO Ion. for pyrjaaiVTO, 3 of fj.ifjivr}ffKo}.

p,vT|aracr0at, aor. i inf.
fjtvT](rdo-K6To, Ion. for efivrjoaro,
-pi.
med. of \ii \ivi\aK(a.

3 sing. aor.
I
med.
100 drachmae, =4/.
is. .^d.:
60
ôTmade
Dor. for
a talent.
I
of
i
fj.ifj.vrj
aKM.
jivajjia, |xvafitov, |jLva}xoo-vvTj,
f^vrjfi-.
MNA'OMAI(A),
contr. jivwfjai, used in the c contr.
jjmjorGTJvcu, aor. I pass. inf. of fJUfj-vrjaKca. |ivT|(r0T]TU, 2 sing. aor. i imperat. pass, of fJUfj.vfjffKca.
p.vifj(rt-8o>p0) Dor. -p,vd<r-, f. rfata, (fivfjais, bwpov) to bring presents in token of gratitude : to be grateful.
forms 3 sing., i and 3 pi, fnvarai, fivwfjLf imperat. 3 sing. nvaaOca ; inf. fj.vd<T0ai ; part, fifvos ; also in Ep. resolved forms, 2 sing. f.ivaa
fjLvaaadai
; :
inf.
|
p.vT]a-iKdK0).
f.
rjacu,
to
remember old
ov
injuries
to
3 sing. Ion. impf. pvaoKfro for efivdro,

j
bear
ill-will or
malice;
.fivrfGiKaiceiv to
bear no
ills
/o woo to u/ife, Ep. 3 pi. pvwovro, part. (jLvwop-tvos II. woo, court. generally, to court, sue for, solicit, canvass for, Lat. ambire.
malice, pass
rei, rrjv
an
act of amnesty.
II. also c. ace.
ffXiKiav pvrjaiicaKeiv to
remind of the
of
MNA'OMAI (B),
p.vdo-0ai,
inf.
age.
From
remembering
contr. fj,vw/Mii, to
to
remember, Ep.
p-vijcri-KOKOs, ov, (fjvdofj.ac B, xaituv)
and Ion.
for fUfJLvrja Kop.au.
of
fj.vdojj.at
woo.
fut.
jAvdaOu), 3 sing. pres. imperat. of (jLvdofiai to woo.

|xvtt<ro{jiai,
Dor. for n.vr)aopai,
med. of fj.Lfj.vri aKCU.

fj-vijar-.
old injuries, bearing malice. re|AV7)o-t-iriqp,a)v, ov, gen. oi'os, (uifjvrjatAt}, irr)fj.a) minding of misery. remem~ P.VTJCTIS Dor. p,vdo%s, ecas, r), (fj,vdo(jiai B)
brance, memory.
:jxvT|o-o(juax,
feat.
fern. p.vdo-retpa, jjLva<rTf|p, 6,
Dor. for
jivd(TTis, 17, Dor. for fj-vfjans, q. v. p.vca, Ion. for pvd.

(ivcia,
fj,
med. of î^vrjaKOJ.
(fj.vdo/j.ai
mention
facere.
jjivfiav
II. B) remembrance, memory. noitiaOai nvos, Lat. mentionem
p,VT|<rTipa, 77, fern, of fJvrjaTrjp, (pvaofiai A) a II. fern. Adj. (fivdojMii B) reminding of. bride. p-VTio-TCvp-a, OTOS, TO, (fjLvr/ffTcvoj) courtship, wooing.'
in plur., espousals. aor. p.vTf]crTva), f. aca :
I (fJ.vrjaTfVaa : (pvdojjiai B): to woo, court, seek in Pass., aor. I (uvrjarevOr/v : II. to espouse : Pass, to be courted. ; marriage
Dor. p.vap.a, aros, TO, (fj.vdofM,t B) Lat. zonimentum, a memorial, remembrance, record of a person or thing a memorial of one dead, a monument. \\.p.vtip.rj, memory.
\Lvf\\LO.
:
to
promise in marriage, betroth
Pass, to be betrothed.
Q,
450
Dor. p.va<TTT|p, TJpos, o, fjivnr]O'TTip wooer, suitor : later, a bridegroom. to mind, mindful of. fj.ai B) calling
jjiVT)cmf)po-<rt,
(fj.vaofj.ai
A) a
ov, also os, ov,
(fjiotjKi)
allotted by fate
II.
(p.vdo-
or doom, destined, fated, Lzt.fatalis.
jjiotpo-KpavTOs, ov, (poipa, Kpaivw) ordained by fate, of foreg. fated, destined. Dor. (jLvacrrts, tos, 77, (fj.vdofj.ai B) a rememMoura, 77, Aeol. for Movcra Mourav, Aeol. for fjiVYjo-Tis II. reputation, fame. Movffuv, pi. gen. bering, remembrance. wedded. Moicraios, a, ov, Aeol. for 'M.ovffeios. p,vT]o-Tos, 17, o^, (nvdonai) wooed, Ion. for fj.vr)o~T(ia, a wooing, court\LOi\-d.ypia, rd, (p.ot\os, a-ypa) only in pi. the fine (jtAajcrrus, vos, 77, imposed on one taken in adultery. ing, seeking in marriage.
Ep. for
fjLvrjffT^pffi, dat. pi.
|xvif|o-Ta)p, opos, o, (fj.vdonai) fut. of fiip.vlfaK(a. p,VT|cr(o,
mindful
of.
[xotxaXCs, i8os,
teress, Lat.
f),
:
irreg.
fem. of
fjioix^s,
an adul-
moecha
77,
MNI'ON,
fxviapos, d, 6v, mosty, soft as moss. TO, moss, sea-weed. p-voos contr. [ivovs, o,fine down.
From
fjWHX^s* d8os,
\t.oi\d,<a,
f.
as fem. Adj. adulterous. fem. of P.OLXOS, an adulteress.
with ;
sea.
of pvaopai, to woo. p,va>p,evos, part, of fj.vdofj.ai to woo. p,voivTat, 3 pi. of fjwa.op.ai, to remember. fiva)6|Avos, Ep. part, JXVUOVTO, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of p.vaop.at A and B.
pwryepos, a, ov, of persons, labouring, dislressed, From wretched : of things, toilsome, grievous. to toil, labour, be in trouble fioyetu, f. r]ffcij, (p.u'yos)
/J.UJLS, with trouble, poyecav diroKivrjaaaiKf with much toil he II. to labour at. moved, hardly he moved. p,o-yl-XaXos, ov, (fj.6yis, AoAecu) speaking with diffi-
commit adultery OdXarrav to hold dalliance with the II. intr. to commit adultery, Lat. moechari. \ioi\f\)(a, f. oca, to commit adultery with, to seduce, c. ace. II. intr. to commit adultery, Lat. moechari.
rjcro},
(fj,oixds) trans, to
fj.oix3-v TTJV
p.oix^8tos, a, ov, (P.OIXOS) born in adultery. From [xoCxios, a, ov, adulterous.
MOIXO'2,
Lat. moechus
or distress: pres. part. fj-oyecav
the head
an adulterer, paramour, seducer. Kf/tdpdai yuotx<V A4 "? p-axa-ipo- to hav shaven with a rasor like an adulterer's
ov, 6,
;
.-
hardly;
since persons taken in adultery
had
their heads close-
shaven by
way
of punishment.
e's,
MOAEI'N,
aor. 2 inf. of fihwvKOJ.

(/j.6\i{3os,
culty^
p,6yt3,
stammering or dumb. Adv. (fj.6yos. fioyeca) with

:
:
p,oXl/3-ax0T|S,
toil
axQos) loaded with lead.
and
trouble
hardly, scarcely
like the later /xoAts.
Hence
MOTO5, ov, 6, toil, trouble

,
hardship, pain, sorrow.
p,6Xi|3os, ov, 6, poet, for fj.6\v@8os, lead. jj-oXis, Adv., later form for fj.6yis, hardly, scarcely, with difficulty ; ov fj.6\is not scarcely, i. e. quite, utterly.
(jLoyooroKOS, ov,
(fj.6ôs,
TC/?I/) helping
women
in
hard
travail.
dimnus,
= 2 gallons. MO'@O5, o, battle,

:
p.68ios, o, a dry measure, Lat. modius,=-fr of a
me-
(jLoXo|3p6s, ov, 6, a glutton, greedy beggar. pLoXotcra, Dor. for p.o\ovaa, fem. of p.oKwv.
the battle-din
fJiuQos ITTTTCDV the
MoXocrcros Att. -TTOS, vv, Molossian; KVOJV MoXOTTLKUS the Molossian dog, a kind of wolf-dog used
II. o p.o\oaa6s (sub. TTOVS), in by shepherds. Prosody, the Molossus, a foot consisting of three long
noise or trampling of horses. \Lo9w, ojvos, 6, at Sparta, a
name
Helot
such children being
for the child of a brought up as foster-
syllables, e. g. irpvfj.vr]Tr)s.
brothers of the
insolence, invoked as the god

jjiot,
2. from their young Spartans. p.<j6ow meant an impudent fellow : hence
(jLoXov[xai, fut. of
0\w0Kca.
sing
of, Lat.
(jtoXiraâj, (poXirrj) to
canere.
Hence
:
of impudence.
3.
a rude dance.
|AoXira<TTT|S, ov, 6,
p.oXirf|,
77,
enclit. dat. sing, of ejou.
(fj.e\rrca)
:
a minstrel or dancer. in Horn, dancing to music

it.
anyII:
a part, por(xoipa, gen. as Ion. 775, 77 : (fji.eipop.ai) : tion, division, as opp. to the whole : a division of an II. a part or party in a state, Lat. pararmy.
thing done in time
generally, play, sport, properly
when
singing and dancing formed part of
generally, singing, song, opp. to dancing.

p,oXirTj86v,
Hence
part or portion which falls to one, one's inheritance, paesp. one's portion of the spoil 2. one's portion in life, lot, destiny: esp. trimony.
ies.
III. the
Adv. with singing.
doom. 3. that which is one's due ; generally, that which is meet and right ; Kara, fioipav ceiTres thou hast spoken fitly, rightly ; p.oipav vfj.av TIV'I to give one his due : hence 4. due
like fju>pos, one's fate,
77, (ôArrT?) a songstress. fioXv|38aiva, 77, (fj.6\v(3Sos) a piece of lead, esp. the lead to sink a fishing-line. 2. a plummet, a leaden ball or bullet.
jxoXirTJTus Dor. -arts, i8os,
reverence, cojisideration one in proper

respect.
tv
p.oipri
dyfiv
nva
to hold
lead. 77, ov, (ôAu/35os) leaden, of [xoXvpSis, <5os, 77, (/ioAu/38os) like fj.o\v(3oaiva, the II. a leaden ball or bullet. leaden weight on a net.
p.oXv{38lvos,
MO'ATBAO2,
black lead
:
:
ov, 6, lead.
II.
plumbago,
prop, n., Moira, the goddess offate : later there were three, Clofho, Lachesis, Atropos. (xoipaco, f. ao-cy [a] Ion. rjaca share, (p.oipa) distribute : Med. to share themselves.
Moipa,
as
hence a blacklead pencil.

f.
:to
p-oXupSo-xoeo), melted lead.
r]O(a, (fj.6\vf38os,
X'*') to fix with
among
p,otpKj-YVT|S, h,
(fJ-oipa.,
7/os) fated from
birth.
jjtoXiJvo-TrpaYp.ovOfjiai, Pass. (fj.o\tvw, to be mixed up in a dirty quarrel.
MOAT'NO
MOAT'NH
[v]
:
451
fxovo-KfXirjs Ion. p,ovvo-K-, T^TOS, o, (fjujvos. KtXrjs) single horse.
f.
vvw
pf. pass.
to stain, sully, defile, corrupt : man : Pass, to be or become vile,
n*ii6Xvap.ai also to seduce a wo:
wallow.
fiXwoKu.
:
,6s, o, (/xo\vVftj) defilement, pollution.

/,
ovoxt, cv, aor. 2 part, of

T),
[xov6-Kp&>s, cav, gen. -/ceptu, ace. -Kfpcav, (^tovos, Kfpas) one-horned : as Subst. a unicorn. [xovo-KXavTOs, ov, (^tcVos, /fXa/cu) with one mourner.
(xovo-KXtvov, TO, (novas, KXivq) a bed for one only, a coffin. |Aovo-KOiTo), f. rjaw, (fj.6vos, KOITCOJ) to sleep alone. p,ovo-KpY|ms, loos, 6, 77, (/xovcs, Kprj-nis) with but one sandal.
jxoji4>T|,
(//<^<po^cu) blame, reproof, complaint
a cause of complaint.
j.i6va,
p.ovda>,
Dor. for [lovy. f. cw, (fj.uvos) to be alone, live in solitude.

77,
jiovajAirvKia,
for o /iovdjU7rv,
race-horse that
runs single.
(//ovos, afjiirv n) having one frontlet ; /xova/iTrv/ces ircaXoi horses Afotf rwtt single, racehorses : also of a bull, having no yokefellow.
p.ov-d|Airu(j, v/cos, 6,
77,
p,ov6-KpOTOs, ov, (ptovps, KpoTtta) wiih one bank of

oars.
one limb
(AOvo-KcoXos Ion. y.ow-, ov, (/xcvos, KwXov) with but : of buildings, with but one room : irfpiooos
a sentence consisting of one clause.
p,ovapxc(i> Ion
monarch
\iow- f. Tâw (yitoVapxos) or sovereign; ITU TOVTOV powapxeovTos in

:
/o 6e
(MVOKW\OS
jiOvo-Kcoiros, ov, (/Ltcvos, KWTTTJ) with
single oar
rg-n. (jtovapxâ Ion. JAOW-, 77, absolute rule, sovereign'y, monarchy. jxov-apxos Ion. JAOW-, ov, (/icWs, apx^) ruling
a fem. 77, (/iJvos) properly Adj., solitary, single: also masc. of a man, alone, by II. as Subst., /uovds, 77, a unit. oneself. jAOvaxfj, Adv. properly dat. fem. of /ôvaûs, in one way only : singly or alone.
this king's
Hence
with a single ship.

fxov6-Xi9os Ion. jxow-, ov, (povos, \itios)
made
o.v/
of one
stone.
alone, sovereign. P.OVOIS Ion. jjiowds, dSos,
jAOVo-|Aa,T&>p, opos, Dor. for p.ovofj.7]rwp. [a] jjiovo|jLdxw Ion. p,ow-, f. 77O"o;, (/iovo/idôs) to fight in single combat: of the Athenians at Marathon,
P.OVVOI (jtovvofjaxfjffo-VTes
TW H^paiy having fought Hence single-handed with the Persian. jAovojiaxta Ion. |jiovvo[jLaxiT], T), single combat.
pA\opxiC) fighting in single wielded in single combat. jiovo-prp-wp, opos, 6, 77, (fjtovos, fArjTrjp*) left alone by one's mother, deprived of one's mother.
P.OVO-JJLOIXOS, ov, (/iovos,
:
jxovaxos,
X;os, 6,
77,
c'v,
(/uoVo*) solitary;
as Subst. ûova-
a monk.
Ion. p,ovr-, ov, o, (/uovos, spirrjs) one
singly,
combat
p.ov-ep'lTTjs
who rows
JJLOVT|, 77,
sculler.
2. (ntvQ}) a staying, abiding, tarrying. a place to stay in, mansion. a hunt of one day. jj.ov-T|jxpi<jv, TO, (ftovos, ?7êpa)
jj,ov-TjpT]S, ts, (^tcVos,
jxovo-wxi Ion. fxow-, Adv.

night.
(/JLOVOS,
vt') in a single
jjLOv6-i5Xos, ov,
log.
II.
(/-IG'VOS,
vXov] made from a single

only.
apapfiv) single; vavs povTjprjs
made of wood
a ship with one bank of oars. j.iovt(xos, ov, or 77, ov, (fJLovrj) staying, fixed : of per2. of conditions, sons, steadfast, constant. abiding, lasting, Lat. stabilis.
[Aov-uiriros,
jiovo-irais, -fraiSos, o, 77, (/zcvos, Trafs) act. having II. pass. but one child. /IcVos Trafs, an only child. one jjLOvo-irdX7)S Ion. JJLOW-, ov, o, (/xcvos, ^0X77)
ov,
(/zcVos,
TITTTOS)
with one horse,

atva>)
horseman, opp. to a charioteer.

|xovo-pdp,o)v, ov, gen. ovos, (povos,
walking
in wrestling, [a] but one sole. fiovo-ireXp-os, ov, (povos, WAjua) with a robe, |j.ov6-irirXos, ov, (jucvos, TT^TrAos) left without clad ift a tunic only : v. aTreTrAos.
(JLOVO-TTOVS,
O,
T),
who conquers alone
alone
of metre, consisting of one foot.
[/3a]
-HOW,
TO, gen. -TToSoS,
(fiUVOS,
p.ovo-'yajxos, ov, (/xcvos, -ya/xea;) marrying one wife. p,ovo--yveia Ion. p.ovvo-y-, 77, pecul. fem. of sq. p,ovo-YVT)s Ep. and Ion. JIOWOY-, 4s, ()uovos, Y*VOS)
irovs) one-footed.
jjiovo-ircoXos, ov, (juovos, irwXos)
p.ov-opvxT]S
ov, o, (p.6vos, cpvyffVai)
with one horse. digging wiih
only-begotten
born from one and the same mother.
one point, [v]
jjiovo-YX^vos, ov, ((*6vos, y\rjVT}) one-eyed.
MO'NOS Ion. ]iovvos,r),cv, Dor. p,u.vos,a,ov, alone,

forsaken prived of thee.
added,
/zovvos
left alone,
|xovo-8aKTuXos, ov, (povos, 8drvA.os) one-fingered.

p.ovo-8<pKTT|S, ov, o,
(juo'vos,
8fpoîi) one-eyed.
p,ovo-8otnros, ov, (/wcvos, SOVTTOS) of unvaried sound,
degen., //ovos aov reft of, alone, only : often with gen., TTOVTCOV avOpwirow alone of all
:
c.
II.
monotonous.
j4,ov-68o\3S,-o5ovTos, o,
jx.ov6-8poiros, ov,
7),
men.
(/xcvos, oSot's") one-toothed.
(fj.i,vos, bp(tTQj)
III. like
Lat. units for unicus, standing
plucked
from one
IV. Sup. p.ovualone, single in its kind, unique. raros, the one only person, one above all others, cf.
avToTctTos.
stem
cut or carved from one block.

e's,
jxovo-c-i8-f|s,
(fj.6vos, e?Sos)
of one kind, simple.

70$, o,
77,
merely
ptivov ov, Lat.
V. neut. p.vvov as Adv., alone, only, tantum non, all but, well nigh.
jjiovo-vyr|S, <s, and p,ov62[v|,

yrjvai}
having one horse yoked: generally,
(îovos, ^vsingle, alone.
|iovo-ir]jj.pos, ov, (IJLOVOS, ^fjttpa") lasting
but one day.
made of iron only. p,ovo-ert8T|pos,ov, (ôvos, aiSrjpos} From p.ovoo-iTo), f. 77a<w, to eat but once in the day. but once a day. jxovo-criTOS, ov, (/ic'vos, afros) eating
Q.2
452
sceptre alone, absolute.
jAovo-crTij3T|S,
4s,
(fJiovos,
fJLOVOffKTJTTTpOS
1*<Q(T\
O <?.
jjiovo-crtCTjiTTpos, ov, (fiuvos, GK^TTTpov)
wielding the
fxopios, o, ov, poet, for nopffiftos. see popiai.
For Zeiis
M.<jptos,
GTifttiv)
walking alone,
of one
:
unaccompanied.
jjtovo-crrXxos, ov, (povos, <m'x<>s) consisting verse.
a bugbear, hobgoblin. From HopnoXvTTOjjtai,, Dep. (/iopjnw) to fright, scare.

|xopp,o\iiKetov, r6,
jJLOpjxop-coiros,
jjLOp.|xvp(o [5],
(jV, (/J.OPIJ.W, wi/j}
formed from
boil,
/Avpcu,
|xov6-0"ro\os, ov,
((Jiovos,
oroXri) going alone

fj,
ge-
(f>vpQ},
of water, to roar,
hideous to behold. as -rropcpipaj from Lat. murmuro.
nerally, alone, single.

fjiovo-crropOvyl;, vyyos, 6, carved out of a single block.
([Jiovos,
0Top$vy)
gen. oos, contr. oCs, 97, a hideous shemonster, to frighten children with. ; a bugbear, hobII. in Aristophanes, a mere exclamation, goblin.
fj,op(Aca
MOPM,Q',
fiovo-(ruXXa|3os,oi/,(/*oVos, avXXaprj') of one syllable,
rov Opaffovs a Jig
for his courage
glistening, shining. TO, the black mulberry. |xopos, o, (fjittpofMi) like p.oipa, one's ap.pointed lot, unsocial. fate, doom* destiny ? vntp p.apov beyond one's doom, [iovo-rpoiros, ov, (fiovos, TpjTros} solitary, 2. esp. an unhappy lot, ruin, death, jiov-ovaros, ov, (fj,6vos, ovs) one-eared: with one against fate. handle. Lzt.fatum, in Homer always a violent death. p.6pcri[jios, ov, (/iopos) appointed by fate, doomed, |iOvo-4>a.Ys, ov, (p.6vos, (payeiv) eating alone or once
dealing with monosyllables. p,ovo-TKVOS, ov, (fj.6vos, Tffcvov} with but one child. p,ovo-Tpaireos, ov, (fj.6vos, Tpairtfa) at a solitary board, eaten apart.
jjicpoeis, cffaa, ev, skilfully or richly
MOTON,
wrought; or (Deriv, unknown.)
a day
: irreg. Sup. /j.ovo<pa^yiaTaTos. jiov-64>9aXjxos Ion. p,ow , ov, (fioVos, o^flaA.juo's) one-eyed. ju>vo-<j>povpos, ov, (/JoVos, <ppovpa) watching alone.
: foredoomed, destined to die hence p.6paip.ov fjiMip the fated day, the day of doom TO }i6pcri[j.ovfate, doom, destiny.
destined, Lat. fatalis
: :
MOPT'52fl,
to soil, stain, defile, sully
pf. pass,
p.ov6-<j>pcov,
ov, gen. ovos, (ftoVas, <f>pqv) single in
one's opinion,
standing alone, single. jiovo-4>t}f|S Ion. |xouv-, f's, .(/ttoi'os, fpvrj) of simple
:
part. nejjiopv'Y/j.tvos, soiled, defiled. jo.opc}>a, p,op4>dv. Dor. for yuop^r?, |xop<j>dâ), (/j.opcf)-/]) to make gesticulations.
jj!>op(aa>, f. âcy, (yuo/x/>^) to shape, fashion, mould. Mop<j)cvs, ecus, o, Morpheus, son of Sleep, god of dreams: properly thefashioner, moulder, so called from the shapes he calls up before the sleeper. From
nature
hoofed.
made of one
piece.
(p.6vos,
\iOvo-\-r\\05
Dor. -xaXos, ov,
X^)
1
solid-
jxovo-iJ;T)<|>os
alone
Dor. -v|;a4>os, ov, (povos, $fi(pos) voting singular in one's vote or purpose. wata aor. I efj-uvcacra Ep. |xov6co Ion. ftovv-: f.
:
: :
MOP^H',
appearance.
p.op<j>Tjet,s,
-f),form, shape, figure

2.
beauty, Lat./brwza.
ftovvojffa.
Pass., aor.
Oels
pf. fjLCft&Wfttu
Ion.
tfôvuOrjv, Ion. part. fJLovva}to fj.fj.ovvcafjiai : (jutivo*)'.
generally, 3. a form, kind, sort.
a beautiful form, form, fashion,
Hence
shaped : well-
effaa, ev, formed, fashioned,
single or solitary ; ôvvovv ytuefjv to give an Pass, to be left alone, only son in each generation : to be forsaken : also to he taken apart, without witnesses : c. gen., f^.ffj.ovv<ufjievoi aypp&Xfpv deserted by
make
shaped, comely, L,at.formosus. jiopcjjvos, ov, (epith'. of the eagle) of colour, dusky, dark, op(f>v6s (from opfyvrj}, Lat.furvus.
[xcp(j>6o).
f.
daaca,
(/iop^)
to
form, give shape

:
to.
allies.
Hence
f.
|*ova>Seb>,
rjffca,
(fj,ovtu86&) to sing alone, to sing
jx6p<j>o)}Jia,
CTOS, TO, form, shape, figure
the outline
monody.
Hence (xovcoSia, 77, a song sung

"ios,
of a figure.
alone, a monody, solo, opp.
p,6p4)u><rts,
,
to the song of the chorus.

ov, (p,6vos, cyo-fj) singing alone. aor. I pass. part, of novvaj.
fiovos, only.
f],
a shaping :form, semblance. f[, ,(fj,op<p6oj} fern. ijpos, 6, (/iopôce) one who shapes :
ovjuv ftoptyuTpia changing
men
into
swine.
jjuoa-o-uv or fxoo-vv, vvos, o, a wooden house or tower. Moaxruv-oiKOt or Mocrvv-otKot, ol, (guffaw or p.uffvv, oiKfca) an Asiatic race near the Black Sea, neighbours of the Colchians, living in wooden bouses. ~ |o,6(rxe<os, a, ov, (/iioo*ôs) of a caff; (Ji6ffx flos Kv vovxos a calf-skin leash as Subst., fj.6cx eiov r< a
: i
5,
Adv. of
p.ov-u>\|;
poet. |xow-,, WTTOS, o,
fiopa, fi, (/jieiponai)=[ioipa. divisions of the Spartan infantry.
(fJiovos, &f) one-eyed. 2. one of the six
demy, so
fxoptai (sc. iXatai), at, the sacred olives in the Acacalled because they were supposed to be
*>,
parted or propagated
the original
from (fifipofievat, /te/zopy/zei/cu) olive-stock that grew in the Acropolis.

as the
[f\,
II.
calf-skin.
,
f. ffcu,
,
(f^6(Txos} to plant
Hence
olives.
Zei>s
Mopios
nopia
= f*uapia, folly.
guardian of these sacred
TO,
a sucker, propagate. Dim. of ôcrôs, a young sucker. [Y]
p,ocrxtos, a, ov, (puffx 05 ) h'ke /too'êjos, of a calf.
}x6pt(ji,os, ov,
poet, for p.6paip.os.

piece, generally,
ftopiov, TO,
Dim. of popos, a small
a piece, portion.
jiocrxo-iroiew, f. rjaca, (/noo"^;os, iroitiu) to make a calf. p,6<rxos, o,also rj, the young shoot of a plant, a sprout II. metaph. of the young of anisucker, scion.
',
453
heifer. mals, a calf: also a young boy : more often a girl, maid, Lat. juvenca.
:
bull
2.
a
3-
povffoiroios,
|Aouo-o-iTOi6s, 6v, (/ioCaa, TTou'tu) making poetry ?;, a poetess : also singing or playing.
any young animal. ftouvcig, Adv. (/zouvos)
singly, alone.
jioucro-iroXos, ov, (juoCtra, TTO\(QJ) serving the Muses: as Subst., novaoiroXos, 6, a minstrel.
ptovo-o-irpoo-wirov, ov, (povaa, -npoaonrov} musical-
jj,owapx<w, Ion. for fiovapxfoa.
For all Ion. forms beginjiovvos, Ion. for povos. ning with fiow-, see under pov-.
looking.
ftovo-ovp-yia,
T),
a making poetry, singing.
From
fxovo"-ovpYos, ov, contr. for fiovao-fpyos, (//oG<ra, Munycbia, a harbour at Athens, ad-^ H. epith. of Diana, who was' tpyov) devoted to the service of the Muses, playing, joining Pirseeos. as Subst., fiovo-ovpYos, a singingsinging: worshipped there. Hence girl. Mowt5x^ a S Adv. to Munychia : and Mowuxtuot, Adv. at Munychia. jiov<ro-<|)CXTjS, ov, o, and fiow6-<}>l\os, ov, (/xowra, Mowvxvcov, >vos, 6, Munychion, the tenth Attic <pi\ea}) loving the Muses. month, in which was held the festival of Munychian jjtovo-o-xop-qs, 4s, (fjiovaa, \a.ipca) delighting in the Artemis, = the latter part of April and beginning of Muses, delighting in music or poetry.
Movvuxia,
T),
T)>,
>
May.
jxowo)06ts, Ion. aor.
I part. pass,
of
JJMVUO).
jjLOW-u>i};, Ion. for fAovanft.
MOr~2A,
Mwa,
as,
T),
77*,
Aeol.
Mourn
Dor.
Mwou
jxoucroa), f. wow, (/uovaa) to devote to the Muses Pass, to be well educated, accomplished, elegant. p,oxt)vTas, Dor. part. ace. pi. of fjioxQeu.
Lacon.
Muse, goddess of song, music, poetry, dancing, and the fine arts. There were nine Muses, Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomgne, Terpsicho're', Erato, II. Polymnia or Polyhymnia, Urania, and Calliope. later, music, song: also eloquence; and in pi. arts,
the
jA(>x0<">, f. T)0&, (ftoxQos) to be weary with toil, be sore troubled or distressed, to suffer greatly : c. ace. cognato, /ioxêtV n6xQovs, TTOVOVS to undergo hard-
ship,
toils;
/jioxOeiv
/za^/mra
to toil at learning.
Hence
ares, r6, toil, hardship. condition : mostly 77, wretchedness, poor in moral sense, badness, wickedntss. From sore distress, |iOx0T)pos, a, ov, (ftox^<w) in 2. of things, toilsome, laboriou.s : but wretched.
jjtox^Tjjia,
fjioxOiripta,
accomplishments. Movo--a-yT7]S, ov, <5, Dor. for MOVGTJJ-, (Mou<ra, fyylofjiai), the leader of the Muses, i. e. Apollo. Movtrciov, TO, the temple of the Muses, seat or haunt of the Muses : hence a school of arts and learning, a
also in sorry plight.
II. in
moral
sense, knavish,
Museum
places
rrvetaph., fj.ova(ia OprjvrifjjBKn
vvq>da halls
resounding with lamentations ; povaeTa \fKib6v<av where swallows twitter. Properly neut. of
Hence villainous, rascally, Lat. pravus. u)S, Adv. in sorry plight, miserably. ov, verb. Adj. of /*ox#y, one must labour.
,
f.
<r<y,
fj.oxQ*cu, to
toil,
labour
also to
Motwrcios Dor. Mouralos,, ov, also os, ov, (p.ovaa) of or belonging to the Muses, sacred to the Muses. jAovo-iop,<u, Dep. (fiou<ra) /a sing or play. (J.OUO-IKOS, 77, ov, (novaa) of the Muses or the fine II. as Subst., I. wts, devoted to the Muses. fjLovattcos, 6, a musician, poet, a lyric-poet : generally,
suffer greatly.
p-oxôs,
o,
(/ioy)
toil,
hardship, distress, trouble:
in pi. toils, troubles, hardships : fioxQos differs from ffvvos, in that ô\6os always implies distress, bardTTOVOS is merely work, laship, Lat. aerumna, while
bour, Lat. labor.

jjioxXevTTis, ov, o, one
a man of
letters,
scholar,
an accomplished person,
who
heaves up by a lever
2. fjtovaiKJ) (sc. T^X"*/). "h, any opp. to dfwvao*. art over which the Muses presided, esp. music or lyric one of the three poetry set and sung to music, branches of Athenian education, the other two being
Oakaffarjs fJ.ox^V"rf]S he who makes the sea to heave ; KO.IVWV GTTUV /ioxAfT7js one who heaves up new words.
From
p.ox\e-uco,
f.
a<u,
(fiox^ts) to prise up, to heave up or
ypa^JctTd, yvfjvaaTiKrj
generally, arts, letters, ac-
wrench by a
|xoxXcco,
lever.
complishments.
elegantly
:
III.
Adv.
-KUIS,
harmoniously,
Sup. -Kwrara.
jiowiaSo), Dor. for povaifo.

|iov<r6-8op,os, ov, (povaa, 5e/;eu) built by song. jj.ovcro^.avco, f. rjffa), to be Muse-mad, smitten by the
f. T^cro;, Ion. for /iox^-fwy lxoxX(ov, TO, Dim. of poxXos. ov, 6, a lever or bar for prising or II. any bar heaving up, a crowbar, Lat. vectis. the bar or bolt of a door, Lat. obex. or stake :
MOXAO'2,
or
Muses.
Muses.
From
ts,
|tovo-c-pxivf|s,
(fjLovaa, ftavTJvai')
smitten by the
an imitation of the sound or muttering with closed lips. imitate the sound of sobbing.
MT'
MT",
made
II.
murmuring
by to
jiovcro-fJiavTis,
wt, 6,
77,
(/iou<ra,
fidvTis}
of pro,
phetic song.
a mouse-trap. 77, (pus, aypa) v) to bite or compress the lips.

(f*vs,
of
jjiovo-o-[AT|Twp, opos, the Muses and arts.

,
T),
(/xouaa, /^TTyp) the mother
yaXfTj) the field-mouse, shrew-mouse,
Lat.
mus araneus.
a moaning, muttering.
f.
rjcra, to
write poetry about.
From
454
jxijSaXeos, a, ov, wet, dripping, soaked,
II.
damp, mouldy.
-
From
(/ivSos)
to
|x'j5da>,
f.
770-07,
ping.
II. to
be
damp
or
damp, wet, dripclammy from decay.
be
the subject of conversation, the matter itself. III,. IV. a purpose, design, advice, a command, order. V. a tale, story : afterwards, ftvOos was the plan. poetic or legendary tale, as opposed to the historical
MT'AQ2,o,cfa7tt/>: clamminess, decay, Lat.sfaws. [v] p.v8poKTihra>, f. 77^0;, to forge red-hot iron. From
p,v8po-KTuiros,
ov,
account.
fables.
2.
tale, story, fable,
such as Aesop's
(yuvSpos,
KTvireoj)
forging or
like IJtijO-wSTis, fs, (ftvOos, cISos)
a fable, legendary,
welding red-hot iron.

Xepotv to
lift
:
fabulous.
ftvSpovsaipetv
MT'APO2 [iJ~], o.fltwy red-hot mass;

also
?;,
MTFA
Att. JUKI,
77,
77,
masses of red-hot iron in the hands, as
y.vio-(r6frr\,
(fA.vtd,
aofitoj}
a fly, Lat. musca. a fly-flap.

Goîta) flapping
:
an ordeal
any lump or mass
o/"
metal.
pAJtXivos,
OP, (/iveAos)
= fj.vf\6fis.
uvio-<r6Bos, ov,
(fj.v?a,
f.
away flies.
MT'KA'OMAI,
:
-Tfcojum
Ep. aor. 2
MTEAO'2,
taph.
p-vcXocvs, eaffa, ep, (ftveXos) full of ov, o, Lat.
MEDULLA,
of strengthening food, as 2. the marrow which are called /ivf\6s avEpwv. 3. generally, the inmost of the skull, the brain. part, core, [y in Horn., v in Att.]
p,ueu>,
fyOTjv
:
marrow. Ep. pf. fiffj.vKa (so /3e)3pu^;a, fie/^/ca from Lat. MUG1RE, of oxen, /o 6e/marrow: mefj.r)fcdofj.ai) Dep. wine and barley, /ow/: also of other animals, as of asses, to bray, of
:
dogs, to growl, etc.

also
j
to
groan from
of things, to grate, jar, roar : exertion. (Formed from the
f.
770-0;
aor. I
fftvijaa.
(p-voi)
:
pf.
fjujfjivijfjuii:
Pass., aor. I l/zi/to initiate into the
sound of oxen, as PXrjKaofjiai, fJirjKdofjiai from lhat of sheep and goats, /3puxao/*cu from that of bulls, etc.,
mysteries.
Pass, to
pvfioOai ra mysteries of the Cabiri
be initiated; c. ace. cognato, KajSe/paw cpryta to be initiated in the

;
initiated in the great mysteries. instruct.
fj.vf?aQai rci /ic-yaAa to be 2. generally, to

'
from that of asses.) Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of fjivKaofJiat. a bellowing : and JJLVX7J0JJLOS, o, (fJ.vKa.ofj.at) the roar of thunpA/KTjfxa, CITOS, TO, a bellowing :
.
der.
[v]
|ivo>,
moan
to
murmur with closed lips, f. fAvat, (/*5) to II. to drink with closed lips, to mutter.
in.
suck
p.tJ0co|juu,
Ep. 2 sing.
:
fivBetai,
:
contr. for nvGffat,
MvKTjvatos, or, o/ or from Mycenae. From MVKTJVT), T), and MVKYJVCU, af, Mycene, Mycenae, an ancient Pelasgic city, superseded by the Doric Argos: Adv. MvicT,vr|0v, from Mycenae. MtJ*7|vCs, i5os, 77, pecul. fern, cf Mvtcrjvaics.
and omitting one 6, pvOfai 3 pi. Ion. impf. pvOtaor. I k^vOiqaap.^, Ep. 3 f. fjLvO/jffofjtai GKOVTO : to say, speak, teU, sing. fjivOrjffaTo : Dep. : (/x0os) II. to say over to oneself, like </>pao/u, name.
:
MTTiHS,
Lat. fungus.
con over, consider. Dor. for fivdov, imperat. of /*u#eo^<u. (jLuOexi, Dor. for p.vQioô.i. pA'QsxifjLat,
fivOfOfjuti p.i50vco, story, to be talked of. aor. I jjfu6hr)<rat}JL7jv,
shaped like a I. the cap at the end of a sword's mushroom, as, scabbard. 2. the snujfofa. lamp-wick, supposed to forebode rain; cf. Virgil's putres concrescerefungos. mushrooms. IJIVKTJTIVOS, 77, ov, (JJ.IKTJS) made of in pi. the p/uKTTjp, Tjpos, 6, (HVQJ) the nose, snout :
nostrils.
?7Tos, o, also JAVKTJS, ou, o, II. any round body,
a mushroom,
Pass., /o be the subject
of a
Hence
f. ifftt},
jxvKTrjpiô),
to
9 turn vp the nose or sneer at,

out of the nose.
KVfJ.lJOs)
opt. of fJ.v6o{Mi. = pvOeofMU. |iv0ia,op,(U., Dep. jxi)0C8tov, TO, Dim. of fivdos, a short tale or fable. p,i)0Ca> Dor. -CaSw, later form for pvOeoiiai.
|A,i)0iK6s,
77,
med.
Lat. naso adunco suspendere.

p.uKTT)p606v, Adv.
fJlVKTrjpO-KOfJL-TTOS,
(fj.v/crr]p)
OV,
(fJ.VKTT]p,
SDUndlKg
from
the nostril.
6v,
(pvOos) mythic, legendary.

/zv0t'a>.
p,i;Xatos, ov, (fiv\rj'}
}ix;0icr8(d,
Dor. for
(xuXaicpCs, iSos, u,
working in a mill. (pvXr)) of a mill; pvXaiepls Xaas

a millst&ne, any large round
jxi)0o-XoYvo>, (pv6os, \tyoS) to tell

l*.vQo-\oyf<a,
f. 770-0;,
word for word.

tell
a millstone.
(nvOoXofos) to
mythic tales
p,uXa,
stone.
atcos, 6, (fJ-vXij)
Pass, to be or or legends : also to tell as a legend.' Hence become mythical. 2. to tell tales, talk. |xi)0oXo-yT]T6OV, verb. Adj. one must tell legends. p.v0o\oYta, T), (p.vOo\oye<u) a telling of mythic tales
or legends, mythology.
Hence
one who works, jti;X-p-ydT7|S, ov, 6, (HV\T], kpârrjs} in a mill, a miller, [a] II. p-uXt) [C], T), a mill, Lat. viola, a hand-mill. the nether millstone.
p-vXTj-<j>STOS, ov, (fjv\ij, TTtfpafJLat pf. pass, of *^>eVo;) bruised or crushed in a mill. p,iiXtdco, (fj.v\r/) to gnash or grind the teeth. pCXiKos, 77, ov, (p.v\rf) of or for a mill ; \idos (tvXIKOS a millstone. p,vXXco, (fivXrj) to crush, pound, Lat. molere. luiXo-edirqs, ts, (fti/Acs, e?5os) like a millstone*
6v, versed in mythology. jtvOoXoytKos, 77, jxvOo-Xo-yos, ov t (pvOos, Xtya}} dealing in mythic le: as Subst., /jivOoXoyos, 6, a teller of gends legends.
MT
pitfo-TrXoKos, ov, (nv6os, TT\(K(V) weaving tales. 0O5, o, anything delivered by word of mouth,
j
word, speech: as opp. to epyov, a mere word, without the deed: a speech. II. talk, conversation: also,
455
a millstone ; Ep. UVLK^S. [v] miller. |AtJXa>0pos, o, (p-v\rj) a miller, a master jxvXwv, avos, o, a mill-house, mill, Lat. pistr'inum
,
o, (/J.V\T)}
(fjitpioi,
rtS^bt) with ten thousand

(ptpca")
armed me ft.
;
jjtvpio-cj)6po5,
ov,
(iLvpioi,
of ten thousand
(3d\\fiv
Lat. detrudere in pistrinum, to condemn [a slave] to work the mill. an excuse, pretence, pretext, [v] fxvvi], 77, (ULIVVU) |xvvop.ai, Dep. (LLVVIJ} to make excuses : to put off".
els fj.v\wva,
talents burthen.
p.vga,
rj,
(pvfa,
p.v(ti) the
discharge
from
the nose,
jiiipio-4>6pTOS, ov, fj,vpio(p6pos. p.vpi6-4>vos, ov, (fj.vpios,(j>ojvf]) with countless voices. jivpi-irvoos, ov, contr. -TTVOVS, ow, (jiipov, TTJ/CCU) breathing of unguents or essence.
ov, (iivpios, &f/)
mucus, phlegm.
p.vija>TT|p, rjpos, u,
= fj-VKT-fip,
with countless eyes.
nose, nostril.
IAVO-KTOVOS, ov,
(xvpaiva,
77,
(LIVS, KTfivoj)
mouse-killing
prey
or lam(fj.vpos) Lat. muraena, a sea-eel a sea-serpent. [iiipidKis, Adv. (iivpios} ten thousand times.
:
MTTMHS^tfos,
a beast of prey
ant's nest, ant-bill. jxvpjjnjKtas, ov, 6, (f*vpLiT)) got from ant-hills. II. 6, the ant, Lat.
,
as,
i),
(Livpiir))
an
FORMICA.
also
in India.
III.
a sunken rock on
p.i)pi-a,p.4>opos,
ov,
(iivpios u.fj.(poptvs)
holding ten
(pvpios, ap-
thousand measures (aLupopfis). jivpi-dpXTjS, ov, o, and p/upi-apxos, Xcu) a commander of 10,000 men.
p-vptds, aoos, 77, Att. gen. plur. Afe number 10,000, a myriad:
plied
the Thessalian coast between Sciathus and Magnesia. Miipp-tBoves, ol, the Myrmidons, a warlike people of Thessaly, subjects of Peleus and Achilles.
o,
H,vpo-j36(rrpvx os > ov, (itvpov, ôarpvôs) with per-
fumed
(/tvpt'os)
locks.
/.ivptaSuiz/,
p/upoeis, cffffa, cv, (ptpov) anointed, scented.
when
iivpias, fjLvpi-
d8fs are used alone of money, opa-^Liiav must be sup;
MT'PON
generally,
jrupopai,
v.
sub iiip-jj. \y] [v], TO, sweet oil extracted

oil,
from plants
when of corn,
:
:
fjLfSiîvoJv.
sweet
'
an
unguent,
III.
perfume,
balsold,
jxi)pi-TT)s, (s, gen. fos,
(iivpios,
cros) lasting ten

:
sam.
the
II.
the place
where unguents were
thousand years
o),
f.
of countless years.
pf. pass. p.fp.vpLffp.a.1
perfume-market.
metaph. anything sweet
iacu
(iivpov}
to
or charming.
anoint.
MTPrKH [T]
,
jAVpo-irvoos, ov, contr. -irvovs,

, -f],
ow,
(pvpov,
fj,
yr Jca, jxvptKiveos, a, or, of the tamarisk; and the tamarisk, [i] 17, ov, of
puipi.6-{3oios,
Lat.
/>&5
tamarisk. Hence
breathing of unguent.
|Avpo-7rwXif]S, ov,
iroj\f(a)
o,
fern.
-irtoXis, toos,
(iiipov,
a dealer
in unguents, a perfumer.
paivoj) wet with unguent.
(pvpios,
w/zVA
thousand
fivpop-pavTOS, ov, (itvpov,
oxen.
p.vpt-68ovs,
57,
p,tipo-<})YYTqs, es, (itipov, (peyyos') thining with un(fivptos,
ooovs) having guent.

}Ai)p6-xpio"TOS, ov, (fj.vpov t \piGTiis) anointed with
immense
teeth.
p-vpio-Kdpiros, ov, (ftvpios, Kapirus) bearing count-
sweet
oil.
f. a/o"<y,
ies fruit.
}jLvpio-icpavos, ov, (ftvpics,
jxvpoco.
(fjLvpov) to
Kpiwov} with numberless
MT'PPA,
or wreath.
77,
the juice
rub with unguent, anoint. of the Arabian myrtle, Lat.

p.vpff,a myrtle ftvig the myrtle-market.
heads, many-headed.
}jLVpi6-\6KTOS, ov, (pvpios, \tyoj) times.
myrrha, murrba.
mid
ten thousand
fAvppCvTj [f],
37,
later Att. for
II. Livppivai, al,

i),
jjLVpio-p.op4>os, ov, (pvpios,Liop(p7])ofcoun'less shapes.
pjpplvos,
ov, (Livppivrj) of myrtle, Lat. myrteus.

6,
(fjLvppivrj)
jxi)pi6-p,oxOos, os, (Livpios, LLU\OOS} of endless toil. \i.vpi6-vavs, aos, o, f], (Livpios, vavs) of numberless
ships.
jivpplvwv, wvos,
a myrtle-grove, Lat.
77,
myrtetum.
MTP2I'NH
tle.
p,i)pi6vT-apxos, ov,
= fjLvpiapxos.
of mind. thousand
than.
[r]
later
Att. ftrppivij,
[*]
the
myr-
II.
a myrtle-branch.
jivpto-irdXai, Adv. (iivpios, ira\ai} time out ji^pio-irXoo-Lajv, ov, gen. ovos, (itvpios) ten
|AVportvo-t8T|S, ts, (LLVpoivT), fibos} myrtle the myrtle (pi pros}, the jjivprov, ov, TO, the fruit of
like.
fold :
infinitely
more
myrtle-berry, Lat.
myrtum.
jjLvpto-irXiÔfjS, t$, (fjLvpios,
wA^ôs) of
infinite
num-
ber, countless.
MTPI'OS,
mostly
in pi.,
i(6s, e"c.
a, ov, numberless, countless,

2.
of
Number
&X*
but often in sing., as pvpLov aipa, \a\of Size, huge, vast, immense, infinite; for, bewail, lament. 3. of Time, endless, Livplov infinite sorrow. (xvpo>p.a, aros, TO,
II. as
the myrtle, Lat. myrtus. in pres. and impf., to flow, [u], only used II. Med. ftipouai, to melt run, trickle, stream. 2. trans, to weep into tears : to shed tears, weep.
f),
MT'Pn
MTTTO2,
(iivpota) plaster.
LI.VV,
infinite. at, a, ten
a definite
in
1
Numeral
[v]
in pi., Livpioi,
sing,
thousand:
some phrases the

0,000 horse,
may
be
MUS
MT~2,
:
o,
gen. fcvos, ace.
voc.
LIV,
used, as,
eWos
TJ,
iivpirj
L>V,
uvs dpovpaios, a field-mouse. of the body, Lat. musculus.

,
a mouse, Lat. II. a muscle
(^vpios} the io,oooth. fivpio(rrvs, vos, rj, (Ltvpioi) a body of ten thousand.
p.vpio<rT6s,
aTos, TO, (Ltvaarro/jLai}
pvaos.
[vj,
Ep. 3
pi. aor. I
of
LIVU.
456
,
a,
:
6v-,
(fivffostyfoul, loathsome,
fjLvcrapov
abominable,
Lat. impurus
TO
f.
:
an abomination.
p,v<reiTTO|jtat,
Dep.
(fjujcros)
[if],
^vffax^rjffOfjLai : aor. I to loathe, abominate.
epvaaxfyv
2. of persons, to shut (he keep one's eyes shut: absol., ^vcras with one's eyes shut. 3. metaph. to be lulled to rest, to
his
wounds have dosed*
eyes,
abate.
[jivwv,
II. trans, to shut, close.
JAVO-OS
TO, (ywfa)
anything that causes disgust:
wvos,
6, (/*us)
a knot of muscles, a muscular
metaph. an
abomination, defilement, Lat. piaculum.
part of
the body.
Mvaos,
mouse.
o,
a Mysian.
(/xus,
gen. plur. of
to
JJLVS.
[AV<r-iroXa>,
woAca;)
run about
like
a
p.vcomco,
(pvajip} to be purblind, to see dimly. (/wan//) to spur, prick with the spur,
II.
|AV<m]pticos,
17,
6v;
for mysteries, mystical.
From
rite:
goad.
jxv-wij;,
Pass, to be teased by flies.
p,vcrTT|piov, TO, (/j.vffTi] s) mostly in pi. fivffTrjpia, TO,, the mysteries, religious
a mystery,
secret
p,v-<oir6s, oV,
(fJiva),
&if)
= pvdn/s
i.
wnos,
o,
T),
(/my, w^) closing the

Subst.,
fjtvctjfi,
eyes, short-
celebrations,
the most famous of which were the
sighted.
II. as
UTTOS, 6, îe horse-
2. any fly or Eleusinian mysteries ofDemeteror Geres. 2. a gad-fly. goad, spur, [u] Mwa, 97, Lacon. for Mouo"a. mystery or secret thing : a mystic history or diso, a toil, esp. /Ae toil or /Kg q/" war pensation. [xwXos,
1
battle,
jjuKmrjpCs, <Sos, pecul. fern, of fiVffTijpiK6f.

|AV(rrrjpia)TTjs, ov, 6, fem. belonging to the mysteries.
war
a struggle,
contest
generally,
a quarrel,
urns, t8os,
(/ifO'Tiyptoi')
broil.
Hence |xvcmr]s, ou, 6, (pveoa) one initiated. jjivcTTtKos, i\, ov, of or for the mysteries : secret,
mystical.
|rucTTlXa.op,a,i,
MITAT, uo, TO, moly, a magic herb with a black root and white blossom, given by Hermes to Ulysses, as a counter-charm to the spells of Circe.
Mfl'Ail^F,
LOTTOS, o,
the
mark of a
:
blow, a weal,
:
Dep.
[t], T),
to sop
bread in soup or gravy
to
bruise.
,
eat
it
with.
From
a crust of bread hollowed out as
iro\fca)
,
Ion. -cop.ai
f.
-770-0^0*
:
aor.
:
MTISTI'AH
a spoon, to sup soup or gravy with.

lUKrTi-rroXos, ov, mysteries.
(fj.vffTr]s,
solemnising the
Dor. poet. 3 sing. [uap.a.aa.TO Dep. to find fault with, blame, chide, c. ace. aor. pass. tp.canT]6rjv in pass, sense, /o fo blamed.
:
\LU>[neva>,
f.
0*0;,
(/noi/tos) /o
blame, chide, find fault
IJLVO-TO-SOKOS, ov, (HV<TTT)S, 8exo|u) receiving the mysteries, receiving the initiated.
with.
p.o0p,T)Tos,
p,u|jios,
77, (5^,
(5,
(^tcy/iao/*at)
|xv(rro-86TT)S, ou, o, (fMjffTijs, 8i5cu/zt) initiating, introducing into the mysteries.
ou,
(///0o/icu)
II.
grace.
blamed, blamable. blame, censure, dispersonified, Momus, the god of
pmXos
lus.
[t],
6,
(fJivs)
the fish muscle, Lat. mytiinto mince-meat.
H,UTTO>TVO>,
f.
aca, to
6,
make
From
MTTTflTO'5,
,
a mess of
cheese, honey, garlic
|xuv, Adv., Dor. contr. for /ZT) o5^, used in questions to which a negative answer is expected, it is not, is it? Lat. num. f e. g. fjuav kffTi Some; Answ. ou orjTa.
. .
beaten up together, mince-meat. of //ux tos 77, ov, irreg. Sup.

s,
formed from
as fifffaTos
f.
from
/*eo*os.
[y]
hard through
sion.
,
Dor. pvux^to'Sw, (ûcy) to breathe the nostrils, to snort or moan from pasHence 2. to make mouths at, sneer.
aoj, 6,
a.,
times however it asks doubtingly, Lat. num. forte ? and may be answered in the affirmative. IJUOVQS, ct, ov, Dor. for ftouVos, p,ovos. with single, solid, \i.S>-vvi-, vxos, 6, r), (fiovos, ovvg) uncloven hoof, Lat. solipes, epith. of the horse.
p.o>paivo>,
silly,
f,
>
ov, (fj-vxos)
:
a snorting : sneering. inward, inmost, most retired,
avcD
aor. I
cuupdva
(pwpos)
to be
Lat. intimus
irreg. Sup. î/xotraros.
foolish, to play the fool : c. ace., irctpav /ttypcuvfiv to make a senseless attempt. II. to make
2. to
moaning, groaning. foolish, convict offolly. Adv. (/wxos) from the inmost part of the to become so. house, from the women's chambers. p,copav0is, aor. I pass.
P.VXH-OS, 6, (/xvCcy)
\ift\o9ev,
make
tasteless: Pass.
part,
of pupa'tva.
Sup. of /iux tos c he sat in the farthest corner. Adv. O^X" 5 ) to tie far corner.
rj,
ov,
(/wôs)
irreg.
>
|jicopta,
(/ta)pos) silliness, folly, absurdity. foolishly, idle talk. fxcjpoXo-yta, T), a

r),
speaking
dull,
From
Hwpo-Xoyos,
ov, (papas,
ov,
\jca) speaking foolishly.

heavy: generally, stupidt
ao<p6s) foolishly wise.
ov, o, (/ivcw) the
innermost place, inmost nook
MfIPO'5,
silly,
a,
or corner, a recess, Lat. sinus : the inmost part of a house, the women's apartments, Lat. penetralia. 2. a bay or creek running far inland.
intr. to be
I. MTTt, \wa<a : aor. epvara : pf. fJLf/M/ca : shut or closed, esp^ of the lips and eyes ; but also of wounds; avv 5' cA/feo, iravra penvittv all
f.
foolish.
2. tasteless, insipid.
|j.a)p6-croc}>os, ov, (ficupos,
piwpcos,
Adv. of
r),
fjuvpos, foolishly.
Mwo-a,
|xwa$ai,
inf.
Dor. of
for MouVra.
yitayxai, v.
sub. */icy C.
NA'2211.
vato)
457
vdca, to
J),
N
N,
bet
:
(B\
NAICH,
lus.
flow, overflow. a goat-skin : a sheep's fleece, Lat. vel-
[a]
v, VTJ, TO, indecl.,
as numeral, j/
:
= 5o,
thirteenth letter of Gr. alpha-
but
^=50,000.
vaKOS, TO, later form of vaKrj. [a] vdp,a, OTOS, TO, (yd(a) anything flowing,
Changes of v
7, K,
tcu.
before the gutturals stream, spring ; v. irvpus a stream of fire. as 67-701/0$, Zy-Kaipos, ty-xpios, , yva|iaTiaios, a, ov, flowing, running. II. into /z before the labials /3, TT, 0, /^, if/^ vajieprfis, vap.cpTia, Dor. for vr\yi-.
I.
into
a current Hence
as avfA-fttos, ffvfi-iroTrjs, avfj,-<pv^s, fjji-uavrjs, III. into A, before A., as lA,-A.7ra>. Xos.
p.-i//v-
IV. before
I pass,
vdv, Dor. for vavv, ace. of vavs. NA"NO2, 6, a dwarf, Lat. ndnus.
into p before p, as ovp-pdirrca.

a, as (fvff-ffiros.
V. into
o"
vavo-^VTis,
VI.
i/
is
inserted in aor.
Ndios,
a,
of some pure Verbs, as iopvv6r)v from iSpvca. The vv ((pekKvcrriKuv or final v is found with dat. pi. in ffi, as dyopao-ti/ for dvSpdcri; 3 pers, pi. of verbs
in
ffi,
Na^tot, ot, of whetstone, Lat. cos Naxia.
of dwarfish stature. T the isle of A axos the Naxians: Nat'a \idos or irerpa a kind
ts,
(vdvos,
<f>vrj}
ov,
(Naos) from
as
cl\r](f>a(Tiv
and t, as (Kravev with the local termin. -ai, as

;
for (i\r)<pa<ri ; 3 pers. sing, in oei/cvvaiv, for e/erave oeiKvvai

'AOrjvrjffiv
;
Nai-ovpyf|S, s, (Naîos, fpyov} of Naxian work. Nd|os, fj, Naxos, one of the Cyclades, anciently
called Dia,
'O\vuiria-
with the aiv the Epic termin. $1, as ooreofyiv /roo-i ; the Advs. voatyiv ircpvnumeral ('I'KOCFW for
criv,
vdo-iroXos Ion. v-rjo-iroXos, ov, (vaus, iroXtoj) dwelling or busied in a temple : as Subst., vaoiroKos, o, the keeper of a temple, Lat. aedituus.
vvv, for
vuos Ion. VTJOS Att. V6u>s, o, (vaica) the dwelling of II. the a god, a temple, Lat. aedes (in sing.). vowel follows. inner part of a temple, the cell, the shrine in which Dor. nom. and ace. pi. of i/cCs. of the god was placed. the image vdes, vdas, vuos, Dor. and Att. poet. gen. of vavs. vaTT|p, rjpos, o, and vaerns, on, o, (vaica) an inhadweller. bitant, vairatos, a, ov, (ydir-rf) of, in a wooded vale or dell. NaapT]v6s and Na(opaios, o, a Nazarene, inha- NA'IIH, 77, a woody dell or glen, Lat. saltus. [a] bitant of Nazareth. vdiros, TO, later form of vdirr).
for
voff(f)i
/ce i/v.
ircpvffi ; with It is used to
the
enclit.
Parts.
eV,
avoid hiatus where a
nae
vai, Adv., used in strong affirm., yea, verily, Lat. : with an affirmative clause but in answers the
:
NA~IIY,
vos, ro,
= ffivaTri,
mustard.
At'ffos)
Att. use vai
by itself, yea, yes, aye. vat, Dor. and Att. poet. dat. of vavs. NutaKos, i], ov, (Naias) of or for a Naiad.
Nu'ids, doos,
in pi. NaiaSes Ion NîaScs, f], mostly a Naiad, a river or -water-nymph
.
vap8o-\iinf|S, nard-oil.
es,
(vdpoos,
anointed with
II.
vdp8os,
nard-oil.
57,
nard, spikenard, Lat. nardus.
(vdcii)
hollow of the vdp9r)
the vap0T]ico-7r\T|pG>TOS, ov, (vdp0r), TrXrjpuc)) filling or reed.
vatetrKC, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of vaica. vaiTa.a<7KC, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of vaitrdca.
vap0T]KO-<}>6pos, ov, (vapOrjg, <ptpa>) carrying a staff of reed (vdpOr)\^6vp<ro(pupos: a rod-bearer.
vaierdw TacaKov:
a tall umbelliferous plant, Lat. Ep. part. fem. vaifrataaa, Ion. impf. vaicrjfcos, u, I. of persons, to dwell, inhabit: (yaioj): ferula, with a pithy stalk, in which Prometheus conc. ace. loci, to dwell in, ingenerally, to live, be: veyed the spark of fire from heaven to earth : a reed. habit. 2. of places, to be situated, lie: and so in The stalks were used for wands, canes, rods : also, as
:
NAT6H3,'
pass, sense, to be inhabited. vcuov, Ep. impf. vaica B.

vdi'os, a, ov,
splints.
vapKaw,
f. 570-0;:
Ep. aor.
vdpttrjoa:
to
grow
stiff,
Dor. for vrfios. vatoura, Dor. for vaiovaa, pres. part. fem. of Nuts, tdos, f], Ion. NT/I'S, (vdcu) = Naias. [f] vai\t, Adv. for vai, like ov-)(i for ov.
numb
vaica.
From or dead, Lat. torpere, to be rigid. NA'PKH, 57, stiffness, numbness, Lat. torpor.
vdpicio-o-os, o, the narcissus.
(From
vap/edca,
because
of
I.
its
narcotic properties.)
NAI'Il (A)
I.
intr. in pres.
and
impf.,
c. ace. loci, to dwell in, inhaof persons, to dwell : 2. of places, to lie, be situated. bit. II. Causal, in Ep. aor. I Zvaaoa. or vdaaa, for tvaaa, to make inhabited, give to dwell in ; KO.L Kf ol "Apyfi vdcrffa no\iv I would have given him a town in 2. to make a person dwell in Argos/br bis home. a place, to settle him in Ep. aor. I pass, and med., to settle, dwell ; -irar^p (fius 'Apyf'i vdaOr] my father settled at Argos vdoffaro dyx 'E\ircwvos he settled near Helicon.
:
vds,
vdcr0T],
vupos, a, t>v, (ydoS) flowing, liquid. Dor. for vavs. 17, aor. I pass, of vaio:; Ep. 3
sing.
v. vaica n. 2.
vdcriuTas, Dor. for vrjaiajTrjs. current: a stream, spring. a vacrp.6s,o, (vaca} flowing vuo-os, Dor. for vdo-o-a, Ep. for eVaaa, aor. I of vaica. vd(rcra, Dor. for vrjaaa, vfjrra, a duck.
vdcmaTO, Ep.
vaica
:
for fvdaaro, 3 sing. aor.
med. of
v. vaica n. 2.
,
f.
vdca
aor. I
tvaa
pf. pass.
CL5
458
or vevayfJiai
:
yaoros
to press or squeeze close,
to pile up.
77,
stamp down,
well-
s, 6,
with
f. :
irreg. pi.
vav\ox<*, an anchorage,
compress
vatrros,
Lat. statio navium.

close-pressed, firm,
770*0;,
t>v,
(vaffffaf)
II.
kneaded.
as
Subst., vaaros., 6,
kneaded cake. vdrrw, Att. for
a well- fight by sea Hence
generally, to fight
(vavfuix 05 ) to fight in a ship, to or contend with.
rao-o*o;.
:
vavdycco Ion. vavrjy- f. 770*0;: (vavayos}: to suffer shipwreck, be shipwrecked: to crash, smash, of chariots.
Hence
vo/uCiyCa Ion. vavrjyii], 77, shipwreck, wreck. vatidyiov Ion. vavf|ytov, TO, a piece of a wreck, wreck ; vavayia iirniKa the wreck of a chariot. From
va/up.axa, T), a sea-fight. vav-jxaxos, ov, (vavs, pjaxofMi} of, for or suited to a sea-fight ; vffTa vavpa,\a boarding pikes. vavTnjy,a>, f. 770*0;, (vavirrjyos) to build ships : Med., vavs vavirr)ytto0ai to build oneself ships : Pass, of the ships, to be built.
vavin]yT|<Tt|Aos,
ov,
(vavTTTjyeu')
stilted
for
ship-
vav-dyos Ion.
vatnrjyos,
ov, (vavs,
ayvvfj.i)
ship-
building.
vavirqyta, 77, (vavirijyeca) ship-building. vavirTiYiov, TO, a place for ship-building, a docka yard. From vavapxo>, f. 170*0;, (vavapxos*) to be admiral of* Hence vav-mjyos, ov, (vavs, irriyvvfu} bttilding ships : as fleet. vavapxta, 77, the command of a fleet, office of admi- Subst., vavirrjyos, 6, a ship-builder, shipwright. ral. 2. the period of his command. vav-iropos, ov, (vavs, tropos) traversed by ships, naII. parox. vav-apxos, o, (vavs, apx^) the commander of a val. vavnopos, ov, propelling a ship. 77, Lat. JV.4 V-IS, a ship ; vavs paKpa, a fleet, an admiral. long ship, ship of war. Att. declens., vavs, vedus, vaudrTjs, ov, 6, poet, for vavrrjs. [a] dual gen. vfotv pi. vrjfs, vewv or VTJOJV, vav-pd-rrfs [a], oa, 6, (vavs, fiaivca) one who embarks vrjt, vavv in a ship, a seaman. II. as Adj. nautical, of vavai, vavs: Ion., vrjvs, vcos, vrji, vea, pi. vcfs, vewv,
wrecked, stranded, Lat. naufrdgus : generally, ruined, wrecked.
NATS,
;
sailors.
.
vijvffi,
vtas
Ep.
VTJVS, vrjos, vrji, vrja, pi. vijes, VTJWV,
vati-Bcrov, TO, (vavs, 0(ca}

f.
ship's cable.
vatnrjyos, vainrjyeoi, vainjyia, Ion. for

vavjcXirjpeco,
770*0;,
vavdy.
(vavtc\r)pos) to be
II.
master of a ship,
metaph.
to
a ship-owner, manage, govern.
or vqcaai, vfja, (but also gen. and ace. vcos, Dor. vavs, vdos, via, pi. vecs, vewv, vefffffi, veas) vai, vavv, pi. vdfs, vaow, vavai or vaeaffi, vaas.
vrjvcri
:
Hence
vavjcXTjpia,
ship,
rally,
77,
Med.
the life
life,
vav<r0X6o), contr. for vavffTo\eoj, to carry by sea. to take with one by sea to hire a ship for one:
and
calling
2.
of a master of a
:
a seafaring
poet, a voyage
gene-
Pass., self: by sea.
with
fut.
med. vavaO\ojaoâi,
to
go
an
enterprise.
77,
3. also
ship.
vavKX-fjpiKos,
uv, (vavK\rjpos) of or for the
master
of a ship.
(Vaus) sea-sickness, qualmHence ishness, retching, Lat. nausea. va-jcriacD Att. vavridco, (vavaia) to be qualmish, to
77,
vavo-ta Att. vatma,
of a
vav-icXT|pos, 6, (vavs, n\rjpos} the owner or master 2. ship, who carried goods or passengers.
retch, suffer from sea-sickness.
poet, a seaman.
vawi-KXcuTos, 77, 6v, (vavs, K\ftros) ships, famous by sea.

vavo-i-KXvros, ov,
vav<ri-TT8ir|,
77,
renowned for
vav-Kpupos,
Athens, the
citizens
:
d,
the same with vavitX-qpos.

division (vavfcpapia)
I
II. at
vavaiK\eir6s.
member of a
all
:
of the
in Solon's
time there were
2 in
each of the
|
4 tribes, 48 in number of the
when
Cleisthenes increased the
(vavs, -ntorj] a ship-cable. vavort-TTcpdros Ion. VTjvKmrepTjTOS, ov, (vavs, irepaca) to be crossed by a ferry or traversed by ships, navigable.
vavcri-irojxiros, ov, (vavs, we/iTro;) ship-wafting; vavnrofjLTros
tribes to 10, there
were 5 vavKpapoi
belonging to each tribe* 50 vavicp&Ta>, f. 770*0;, to have the mastery at sea, to command the sea : Pass, to be mastered at sea.
in
all.
avpa a fair breeze.
[T]
From
va\xrC-iropos, ov, (vavs, Tropos) vavnopos, travelled II. parox. vavo-iby ships, of a river, navigable. act. going in ships, sea-faring. 2. proiropos, ov,
vav-KpaTTjs, eos, 6, 77, (vavs, Kpar4ca) having the pelling a ship, ship-speeding. mastery at sea, commanding the sea. va/u<ri-<rTovos, ov, (vavs, artvcij) lamentable to the
vav-KpaTwp,
the sea.
vavXos,
6,
opos, 6, 77, (vavs, Kparfoi} commanding II. as Subst. the master of a ship, [a] or vavXov, TO, (Vai/s) passage-money,
2. also
ship.
vav<rl-<j>6pT]TOs, ov, (vavs, (poptoj) carried in a ship,
going by
ship.
fare, Lat. naulum.
a freight.
to lie in
vavXox0,
or creek
:
f.
770-0;,
(vav\oxos)
a harbour
vav-<rTa0|xov, TO, (vavs, araOaos'} a harbour, anchorage, roadstead, Lat. statio navium.
passing
c.
to lie in wait, so as to sally out ace. to lie in wait for.
upon
ships
vav<TToX0,
convoy by sea:
to
j
f.
770*0;,
(vavaToAos)
trans, to
carry or
vav-Xoxos,
ov,
(vavs, Xoôs)
affording safe anII. as Subst.,
go
by sea.
Pass., with fut. med. vavaroK-fjoofWn, II. intr., 2. to guide, govern.

sea, sail.
chorage, having a
good roadstead.
like Pass., to
go by
Hence
459
,
O.TOS, TO,
vavoroXta, 17, ship. vav-aroXos, ov, (vavs, ffTe\Xoo) sending by sbip.

voyaging, sailing.
vavrrjs, ov, 6, (vavs} Lat. nauta, a seaman, sailor. one who goes on shipboard, a companion by sea.
voivrLa, vcumcia), Att. for vavaia, vavGiaa).
a voyage. (vavffToXeca) a going by
II.
vcdvis Ion. vefjVis, gen. iSos, ace. vedviSa and vedviv, fern, of veavias, a young woman, girl, maiden. II. as Adj youthful : new.
.
II.
vedvurKeuop.ai, Dep. (veaviffftos) to he in one's youth, he a stripling. veavio-icos Ion. verjvio-icos, o, (veavias) a youth, young man, so called till the age of 40.
ve-aoi86s, uv, (veos, dotSos) singing youthfully. veapos, a, ov, (veos) young, youthful : fresh, new,
recent, late.
vavriKos, 17, ov, (vows, vavTT/s) of or for a ship^ vavTiKos ffrparos a sea-force, opp. to ire6s also, vavTiKov, TO, a fleet ; vavTixa, TO,, naval affairs, naval power. 2. of persons, skilled in seamanship,
:
vapo-<j>aT)s,
(veapos, <pats)
ace. pi.
Tf],
coming fresh
to light,
nautical.
new-appearing.
17,
vavrtXia,
voyages.
(yavrtXos) sailing, seamanship: in

in pres.
pi.
vas,
Ion.
and Ep.
of vavs.
Hence
and impf.
to
vaimXXofuu, Dep. only found go by sea, make a voyage, sail.

vavriXos
[F], 6, (vavTrjs)
ov, irreg. Sup. of veos, as ftecraTos from pfcros, the last, uttermost, lowest, extreme ; TToXis veaTr] TlvXov a city lying on the border
vectTOS Ion. vciaTOS,
a seaman,
II. the
sailor.
2.
Adj. of a ship, naval. fish, furnished with a a sail.
membrane
nautilus, a shellwhich serves it for

'
vavro-XoY0,
vav<j)0opia,
17,
f.
men, take on board : generally, to
(vavrijs, Xeyca) to enlist seareceive. fawn-skin. From shipwreck, loss of ships. v{3pio>,
170-0;,
:
II. of Time, latest, Lat. novissimus. ploughing up offallow land. From vedco, f. dffca, (veos) to plough up fallow land, to till anew : vecufievr) (sc. 777), 77, land ploughed anew. veJ3pi86-irirXos, ov, (vefipis, ireirXos) clad in a
of Pylos.
WSros,
o, the
t
f. ffca,
to
wear a fawn-skin,
to
run about at
at the
vatMJ>0opos, ov, (vavs, fyOtipca) shipwrecked; vav<p0opos ffToXrj the garb of shipwrecked men. vaxi(J)i, va/04>iv, Ep. gen. and dat. pi. of vavs.
vati-<j>paKTOS Att. vav-4>apKTOS, ov, (z'avs, <ppaaa<u) ship-fenced, ship-girt; vaixppaKTOv fiXeireiv to look
like
the feast
|
'
of Bacchus.
From
a fawn-skin, worn
ve|3pis, L8os, 77, (vefipos) feasts of Bacchus.
NEBPO'5, ov, 6, the young of the deer, vs, Ion. and Ep. nom. pi. of vavs.
Vtjai, Ion. for
a fawn.
a ship of war. NA'Jl, only found

Ion. ace. sing,
-
in pres.
and impf.
to flow.
va,
from vavs.
V6cr<ri, rarer Ep. dat. pi. of vavs. vert, 2 sing. pres. subj. of veofjiai. VTj-YVT|S Att. and Dor. veaycvTjs, es, (ve'os, yevos)
es, (veos,
vc-dyycXTOs, ov, (veos, dyyeXXo)) newly told. va- yVTis, es, (veos, *yevca) newly born. veda), only found in pres. (veos), intr. to be young or new : to be the younger of two. 1. to act or
think like
new-born, just born.

vT]-0aXTjs, blown.
ve-TjK-qs
0a\efv) fresh-shooting, freshes, (ve'os, 0^77)
Dor. vcaKTjs,
newly whetted
a youth.
3. to
grow young, grow young
or sharpened.
ver]Kr]S. again. V6-irjKOVT|S, es, (veos, dKovrj) vc-alpCTOS, ov, (veos, alpeca) newly caught. vc-T|XaTOS, ov, (ve'os, eAavvw) newly pounded, fresh veaiTepos, irreg. Comp. of veos: veaCraros and ground; as Subst., ve-qXara, TO., cakes of fresh flour. vearos, irreg. Sup. ve-tjXvs, vSos, 6, 77, (veos, TÂvats) one newly come, ve-dKovTjTos, ov, (vtos, aKovoco) newly-whetted, keen- a new-comer, Lat. advena.
edged.
vcaX-qs, fs, (vios) fresh with youth: generally, fresh,
veavis. VK]vtTjs, VTjvts, Ion. for veavias, vir]vCo-Kos, Ion. for veaviffKos.
vigorous.
VT|-<|)aTOS,
ov, (vfos, a\u>vai)
ov,
(ve'os,
îjfu) fresh-uttered,
new-
newly caught, [a] v-avOTjs, S, (vfos, avd(ca) new-budding, blooming. and Ion. VCTJVITJS, ceo, o, (veos) a vcdvias, ov, Ep. young man, youth: often with another Subst., as, II. as masc. Adj. dvopes vcriviat, irats veqvirjs.
youthful
: fresh, vigorous, impetuous. veavicvojxai, Dep. (vfavias) to be a youth: to act like a youth, behave wilfully or impetuously, to make youth*
v-dXcoTOS,
sounding. vei, Boeot. for
vrj.
vctat, Ep. 2 sing. pres. of ve'o/xat. veiaipa Ion. veiaiptj, 77, irr. fern. Comp. of veos, as veiaros for ve'aros in Sup., latter, lower; vfiaipy iv yaarpi in the lower part of the belly.
vciaros,
77,
vciKeia>, veiKiT)cri,
ov, Ion. for veaTos, Sup. of ve'os. viKi<rKov, v. vctKea).
ful
boasts.
17,
veiKecTTTip, fipos, o, (veiKeca)

6v,(veavias~) youthful: fresh, impetuous, 2. high-spirited, noble. 3. in bad
4. generally, great,
veavLKos,
vigorous.
brawler:
a wrangler, disputer, gen. one who rvrangles with. veiK\3cri, Aeol. for veiKovai, 3 pi. of veiKeo).
c.
sense, hasty,
wanton, insolent.
Ion.
and Ep.
i
veiKCico,
mighty, strong.
VKIVILKWS, Adv. of vcaviKvs, vigorously*
Ion, impf. veitceiov

>,
and
Ep. 3 sing. subj. vetveireeieaicov : Ep. fut.

to quarrel*
Ep. aor.
vfiKeaoa: (vet/cos):
460
wrangle, dispute with : also c. ace. cognato veiKeiv: part, veuttcav, holding out obstinately, conII. trans, to vex, annoy, esp. by word, tentiously. to taunt, upbraid, to accuse, criminate.
1
VCIKOS. VetKT], f),=
os, ov, (vcrcpos, ire^Troj) conducting the dead, ferrying the dead over the Styx. veKpos, ov, o, (yfKvs) a dead body, carcase, corpse. corse : in pi. the dead. II. as Adj., veitpos, a, ov, dead.
a quarrel, wrangle, dispute: strife: veKpo-<rroXo, (veKpos, o-rtAAw) to ferry over the dead. 2. a strife at law, a taunt, reproach. Pass, to be debate, dispute before a judge. veKpoco, f. duaca, (yeitpos} to make dead: 3. also, battle, 2. II. the cause of strife, matter or ground put to death, become lifeless. metaph. to deaden, fight. mortify. of quarrel. NeiXaievs, o, (NciXos) a native of the Nile. veKpcov, wvos, 6, (vfKpui) a place for dead bodies, a
esp. railing,
NEI KO2, TO,
(NetXos) of or from the Nile. (NeiAos, ytve<r9at) Nile-born. NeiXo-tepirjs, e's, (NetAos, 0epea) fostered by the Nile. NciXop-piiTOs poet. NeuXo-ptiTOS, ov, (NttXos, p^cti) watered by the Nile. NeiXos, o, the Nile, the great river of Egypt, called
NeiXaios,
a, ov,
burial-place.
vctcpuxris,
T),
NiXo--yevTjs,
e's,
(vfitpuo}}
a making dead.
:
II.
pass,
a becoming dead, death
deadness.
NE'KTA~P,
as ambrosia
was
&pos, TO, nectar, the drink of the gods, their food : in Homer the nectar is
it,
in
Homer
Afyvirros.
ioos,
77,
red (cpvOpov), poured like wine by Hebe, and, like drunk mixed with water. Hence
vcKTCipcos, a Ion.
77,
NeiXons,
(NAos)
built
on or by the Nile.
ov, like nectar, scented,
fra-
NetXwTijs, ov, 6, fern, -urns, ioos, (Ne?Aos) living in or on the Nile; \&ujv NetAoms the land of Nile. veCp-as, aor. I part, of veftca. of vk\n<a vetjxav, 3 pi. veijjicv, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I
: :
grant
ing,
generally, divine,
[a]
veKii-TjY^S, ov, (vttcvs, crycy) guiding the dead.
= veKporro^.ir6s, conduct-
vcijtov 2 sing, imperat. V6i60v, Ion. for vtoQfv,
V6KVO-p,aVTlOV Ion. -T[IOV, TO, (.VKVS, }MVTlOv} tttt oracle of the dead, a place where the ghosts of the
dead were called up and questioned. veictio-crToXos, ov, (vticvs, (TTcAAcy) ferrying the dead, NE'KTS, vos, 6, Ep. dat. sing, vitcvi Ep. dat. pi.
:
Adv. (Wos) from the
bot-
tom; Vfi60V
heart.
e/c
Kpaoirjs
from
the
bottom of his
II. anew. Vi60l, Ion. for veodi, Adv,
(i/e'os)
at the bottom, in
Vf/tveaai contr. vittvoffi
the inmost part.

veio-icopos, <5, 77, Ion. for vcuaopos. vetojiat, Ion. for veofiai.
veio-iroieco, rjffoj, (vcius, iroita/) to let a fold lie fallow, or to take a green crop off it, so to prepare it for corn.
f.
a dead body, a corpse: in

Adj. dead,
lifeless.
ace. pi. vetcvas contr. vticvs; II. as pi. the dead.
[y\
77,
cp. Ne/xea, ra. NtjJiea poet. Np.eia, ra, the Nemean games, celebrated in the second and fourth years of each
;
Ncp-ta Ion. and Corinth
-erj,
Nemea,
a place between
Argos
vcios, ov, 77, (ytos) new land, land ploughed up anew, a fallow, fallow ground, Lat. novale. veios, Ion. for vtos Sup. vetoiaros, 77, ov. V61O-TOJJU6VS, o, (vcios, TtêtV) one who breaks up a
:
Olympiad.
Nejxeos or NCJJICIOS, a, ov, of or from Nemea. V6p,e6co, poet, for v^fua, in 3 pi. impf. med. vfpeOOVTO, Ep. for fVffjiovTO, they grazed, fed. fut. rjffw: Ep. aor. vp,c<rd<o, Ion. impf, v(fJ.effaffKov I vffJLfarjffa: Ep. pres. vf^fOffdca, f. vfêaffrjaca, etc.:
:
fallotv.
veipa or veipa,
contr.for vciaipa, the belly, stomach. i, contr. for vtcrai, 3 sing, of veoftai. US, aoos, rj, (i/t'vs) a heap of slain : Ep. dat. pi.
77,
(i//i0"is)
to feel just
II.
indignation, properly
generally, to be Pass., vfâwfMi :
f.
at
undeserved good fortune,

vexed.
angry,
-770-0-
Med. and
ox, (yefcpos, a-yycAos)
messenger to
fjLai
aor. I
pass.
fvffj.ear)6rjv
Ep.
:
the dead.
the dead.
aor. I med. opt. vefteaarjaatTO vexed with oneself: to be ashamed, be filled with shame. 2. c. ace. rei, vffjiffraaTai tca/ca epya he '6s, 6v, (vfKpos, a-ycw) conducting the dead. Tjjxeta, 77, (yercpus, 'AjtaSrj /*eia) a school of shews just displeasure at, visits, punishes evil deeds. Ncfxecreia, (sub. ifpa), TO,, the feast of Nemesis.
>, f.
vffjLfoarjOrjv ; Ep. to be displeased or
yaw,
to
conduct the dead.

'
From
vcKpiKos, 77, 6v, (vtKpus) of or for the dead. vcKpo-papTjs, ts, (vfKpus, &apos) laden with corpses.
vKpo-8YP-wv,
ceiving the dead.
ov, gen. ovo$, (vetcpus, St'xo/iat) re-
vfi(TTjTos Ep. vcp,6<7<rT]T6s, 77, ov, (vffj.effa.ca') causing indignation or wrath, worthy of it; OVTOI veftwr]rov it is not a thing_/?/ to raise indignation. II.
to be
regarded with awe, awful.
vcpo-86Kos, Ion. for Att. -86x<>s, ov, (vcKpos, ScHence Xo/tfu) receiving the dead.
vKpo-0T|KT],
corpse,
cojffin.
V6|xco-io}juu, Dep. only found in pres. and impf. to become or be displeased with : to chafe or chide at a
vKpo-8ox6iov,To,a receptacle for the dead, cemetery. a receptacle for a 77, (vtttpos, Orf/cr))
thing
absol. to be angry, surprised.
II. like
ve-
be ashamed, feel dread or awe : Qfovs j/e/to*tTO be stood in awe of the gods.
fj.cadofj.ai, to
c. ace.,-
From
NEOMAI.
or devcjxco-is Ep. veêtrcrio, ecus, f/, (vepa>) just served indignation, anger at anything unjust, rightfous resentment. 2. indignation at undeserved good fortune : jealousy, vengeance* esp. of the gods : II. that which causes of nien, grudging, envy. or deserves just indignation, the object of just resentjtisnt ; ov vep,eo~is [cart] there is not cause for indig
nation.
III. in
461
=
'
Vo-yvT|S, es, vfoyv6s. Vo--yv6s, ov, contr. for veojovos, new-born, v6-*yovos, ov, (veos, yeveaOai) new-born, vto-ypairros and veo-Ypa<}>os, ov, (veos, newly painted or written. veo-^ymos, ov, (veos, yviov} with young, fresh limbs. v0-8u|JLa>8T]S, es, a Spartan word, lately made one of
one's
own
person, a sense of sin,
remorse.
!
Nu.6crts, v, as prop, n., voc. Ne//eo*t : Nemesis, pcrsonified as the goddess of Retribution, who brings veo-Sapros, ov, (vfos, down all immoderate good fortune, flayed.
= or}fj.os), newly enfranchised : hence those Helots were called NeoSct/wSets, who were set free in reward for services in war.
the people (veos, odfj.os
beptij)
newly stripped
off",
newly
:
v[Acr<raTa, Dor. for
vffAffraijTr).
vo-8C8aKTOS,
ov, (veos, oiodffKQJ)
newly taught
of
vn(rcra, Ep.
vfji<T<rAc0, f. ve|Ao-<rT]0is, Ep. aor.

vjj,<rcrrj0iii>{j,ev,
for vfj.eoa, imperat. rjoo}, Ep. for vtfj.effd<a.

I part.
a play newly brought out, newly exhibited.

fj, and veo-Sjjnjros, ov, (veos, oanewly tamed or broken in : metaph. newlywedded. vo-8|JU]TOS Dor. Sjiaros, ov, (veos, oe^nca) new-
vo-8|AT|S, rjros, o,
Ep.
pass, of vepeffdo). pi. aor. I subj. pass, of ve-
fjaca)
, rj, ov, Ep. for vefieorjTos. V|i6<rcn,s, 9, Ep. for vefj.e<ns.
built.
justice, vjiTO)p, opos, o, (j/c/icu) judge, arbiter. a wooded pasture, grove, Lat. vqios, 0*, TO, (vlfjoj) nemus.
a dispenser of
vo-8p7TTOS, ov, (v4os, cpeiToS) fresh plucked or a cropped : wreathed with fresh leaves. vo-8pO]xos, ov, (veos, opa(j,eiv) just having run.
veo-Spo-iros, ov, ve6opeTTTos. Vo-euKTOS, ov, (veos, êvyvvfu} vfo^vy^s. an<^ Vo-tryos, ov, (veos, vco-JOyfjSi **>
NE'MH
Ep.
veifjia
:
:
rut.
vffjiu,
later vffjLrjaca
:
aor. I
:
evfi/jia
pf. vev(fj.t]Ka
Med.
vefj.ofj.ai
f.
:
vfîov\
nnvly yoked
metaph. newly married.

77,
IMI, later
v(fj.r)<rofiai:
Pass., aor. I
veftrjpai (but these tenses are also to deal out, distribute : to apportion, assign, allot. II. Med. vtfj.ofj.ai, c. ace., to distribute
:
kvf^drjv pf. veused in med. sense)
V6o-v,
,
iryos, 6,
es,
= veo^vyrjs.
:
V0-6dXTjs,
vo-0T]\T|s,
Dor. for
(veos,
vfoOrjkrjS.
Adv. (veos) anew

',
newly, lately.
among themselves, hence to possess, enjoy, have in use. 2. also to dwell in, inhabit, occupy. III. Jater also in Act. to hold, possess : Pass, of places, to
be inhabited.
trol.
2.
fresh budding or sprouting: metaph. fresh, cheerful.

vc6-0T]\os, ov,
veo-0T|, v^yos,
V6O-0\i|3T|s,
s,
6, ^, (veos,
Orjyw) newly sharpened.
to
sway, manage, wield, con-
3. like vofjiifa, to esteem, consider. B. vefjua, of herdsmen, to pasture, drive to pashire, Lat. pascere : more freq. in Med. t/epfaOai, of cattle, to feed, go to pasture, graze, Lzt.pasci: hence
(veos, 0\ifirjvai) newly pressed. vtoiT], i), (veos} poet, for veorrjs, youthful spirit. ve-oiKOS, ov, (veos, oiKeoi} newly built on. vO-Ka,T<iovraTOS, ov, (veos, KaBiaTrjui) lately estab-
lished or settled.
\
feed on : metaph. of fire, to feed on, devour, consume : also Pass., irvpl x&lp vefj.erai the land is
to eat,
VO-KT]8T|S,
es, (vfos, KTJOOS}
having afresh
grief,
consumed by to graze the
fire.
II.
later in Act., oprj

irvpt vefietv III. in Med. also
vco-KXijpovop-os, ov, having lately inherited. vo-icXco<rros, ov, (veos, K\w6&) newly spun or woven.
hills
(with cattle): rnetaph.,
TTU\LV to waste a city of ulcers, to spread.

vevao-fjtai, pf. pass.,
by
of
fire.
vco-KovTjTOS, ov, (veos, Kaivca) newly shed ; veo/cuvr)rov cupa. êpoiv eêiv to have newly-shed blood upon
his hands.
vcffffco.
veWarai, Ion. 3
vev}ii)Ka,
pf.
pi. pf.
pass, cfveo), to heap.
of vepxa.
veoj, to spin.
i
v6-KOirros, ov, (veos, K oiTTco) fre sh-chiselled. VCOKOTOS, ov, (veos) strange, unheard of: general!;', fresh, new.
veo-Kpds, O.TOS, o, f), (veos, K(pdwvfj.i) newly mixed; and 3 cing. pf. pass, of vifa. veoKpas <f>i\os a newly made friend. vco-KTtcrros, ov, also T], ov, (veos, KT'LÔJ) newly vv6fJLt<r(Aai, pf. pass, of vofj.ia}. vtvu)|xat, vvo)p.tvos, Ion. and Dor. for vevoijfuii, founded or built : new-made. veo-KTOvos, ov, (veos, KTeivu) just killed. rercufievos, pf. pass. ind. and part, of voecj. veo-aXcoTOS, ov, (veos, a\wvai) = vedXcuTos. vo-Xaia, T), (veos, \aus) a band of youth, the youth of a nation, Lat. juventus. veo-ap8T|S, es, (veos, apSca) newly watered. vso-Xovros poet. veoXXouros, ov, (veos, \ovofj.ai) 5, ov, (veos, yafj-eca) new-married: as Subst.,
vevrjica, pf.
of
vvipi.p.cu, veviirrai,
},
6 or
77,
a bridegroom
or bride.
\jiist
|
bathed.
contr. vevfMi, i
v0-yVT]S,
es, (vtos,
jeveadat) new-born.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
NE'OMAI
:
and 3
:
veising, veiai,
veoyi\6s,T},6v,riezi'-born,youKg.
TO.I
inf.
veeaOai contr. veiaGai
Dep., only used in
462
pres.
tut. sense, to
of a
the
go or come : commonly with a ling, chicken. or back : also to go to the war: of a crocodile stream, to flow back. young bees.
and impf.
:
to
go away
i. any yotmg animal, as the young a young child : in pi. a swarm of
the time of 77, (veos, i*r)v} the beginning of the month. v0-ira9irjs, e's, (veos, iraOetv) suffering from a late
veo^fxirjvta contr. vovjjn^vta,
veocrcrws, Dor. for veoaaovs.

v6o-o-Tpo<Jx)s, ov, (veos, arpe(f)ca) newly twisted. veo-<r4>SYTjS, es, (veos, aâ^vtu} newly slaughtered. vcoTtis, arcs, 77, Dor. for VCOTTJS.
new moon,
calamity.
vco-ircvO^s,
pass, lately
<
es, (veos, Trevdos) fresh-mourning.
II.
mourned.
es,
vO- in]Y'f|S,
(veos, irfyyvvni) newly congealed or
frozen. veo-irXovros, ov, (veos, TT\OVTOS) newly enriched, vainglorious, ostentatious ; opp. to dpxaioir\ovros. vco-irXuTOS, ov, (veos, ir\ivca) newly washen. veo-iroicos, ov, (veos, ireteoj) newly shorn.
V6O-T6<UKTOS, ov, and VO~TVXTJS, es, (fe*os, revâ;) newly wrought or fashioned. 2. youthful VCOTTJS, T^TOS, 77, (veos) youth : also II. a body of youth, the youth, spirit, rashness.
Lat. juventus.
VCO-TJXTJTOS Dor.-r|jiaTOS,ov, (yios,rip.v(a) newly cut.
veo-T&KOs, ov, (veos, reKfiiv) new-born. veoruKos, ov, act. having just brought forth.
II.
ve6-TO|ju>s, ov, (veos, rcêiv) fresh cut or ploughed; vco-irpioros, ov, (veos, irpio}) fresh-sawn. II. Neo-irroXcp-os, ov, (veos, irroAe/ios) New-to-war, veoroîo. ir\rjyfja,Ta blows newly inflicted. surname of Pyrrhus son of Achilles, because he came fresh cut off, plucked. late to Troy. v0-rp(|>T|S, es, (veos, TpeQca) newly reared, young. vco-iTToXis, 77, (veos, TTTO\IS) newly founded. VeOTTeVO), VOTTui, VCOTTtOV, V60TTOS, Att. for
veop-pavTOS, ov, (veos,paiv<a) newly sprinkled : freshreeking.

veop-pinros, ov, (veos, peta] fresh-flowing. vop-pvros, ov, (veos, pvoj}just drawn.
veoe-o*-.
VOTTO-rpo<j>eo>, (reorro's, rpe<fxu) to rearyoung birds.
vovpYw,
v-ovp YOS,
f.
770*0;,
to
ov, (veos,
make new, renew. From epôS) making new, renewing.

lately
ve-opros, ov, (veos, opvvfjuy newly risen, generally, new, late. NE'O2, vea Ion. vkt], veov, Att. also os, ov Ion. of men, young, youthful : .as Subst., veoi, vios,77, ov: young men, youths ; \K veov from a youth, from youth 2. suited to a youth, youthupwards, Lat. a puero. ful, Lat. juvenilis. 3. of things, new, fresh, recent : but also, strange, unexpected. 4. of Time, ere veov and IK veas anew, afresh, Lat. denuo : hence veov Ion. velov, as Adv., newly, lately, anew : if via
:
ve-ovrSTOS, ov, (veos, ovrao;)
wounded.
vo-<|>otTOs, ov, (veos, (poiTaoj) newly trodden.
Vo-<j>ovos, ov, (vios, *$evoj) lately killed : fresh-shed.

V6o-<j>iiTOs, ov, (veos, ipvoa')
newly planted.
II.
a new convert, neophyte. veo-xapaKTOs, ov, (veos,

or imprinted.
xapao'ffa')
newly impressed
veoxp-os, ov, (v<os) new, fresh. Hence strange, revolutionary.

VOXJJLOCO,
f.
2. novel,
unusual
',
uaw,
to
make new,
esp. to
make political
new moon for Zvr] KOI vea, see the degrees of Comp. are veurepot, evT]. vetuTaros Ion. veioraros, v. j>efos. Hence vsos (sub. 777), rj, fresh land, fallow, Lat. novale.
(sub. GeXTjvi)) the
III.
:
innovations.
veo-xvoos, ov, (veos, xôos) vou>, f. taao), (veos) to renew, renovate, change. veiro&es, (uv, ol, children ; an old Epic word.
w itb the first down.

under, beneaJh:
vcos, Ion. gen. of vavs.
v6o-(7iY&Xos, ov, (veos, aFyaAoeis)

ling, glossy.
new and
spark-
vep9e and vep9ev, &\sofrom below.
Aa.v.,
= evep0e,
gen. under, beneath. veprepios, a, ov, (veprepos*) underground, Lat. inII. c.
veo-o-KvXcvros, ov, (veos, aievXevai) newly plundered. fer us.

v60-o-TrSS-f|S,
ffiraca)
vo-(TjJLT)KTOS, ov, (veos, CT/oâj) newly cleaned. e's, and veo-o-rrds, aSos, 6, $, (veos,
vpTpo-Spop.os,
ov, 6, (vepTtpos, Spo/xos) the courier
newly plucked or gathered.

:
veo-triropos, ov, (veos, ffireipcu) newly sown. voor<rva> Att. veoTrevw or VOTTCVW f. aca
ffos)
:
of the dead. veprepos, a, ov, = eveprepos, lower, nether, Lat. inferior, a Comp. without any Posit, in use : but also
;
(ycoff-
as a Posit.
ol
to
batch;
Ion.
pf. part. pass,
vevoaaevjievos.
77,
veoo-o-id
-i-q
Att.
a bird of prey. (vevca) a nod or sign : a command. veoo-criov Att. VCOTTIOV or VOTTIOV, TO", Dim. of vet>|xai, Ep. and Ion. contr. pres. for veopan. NETPA' Ion. vevp-fj, 17, a sinew, tendon. veoaaos, a young bird, nestling, chicken. II. a vo<r<ris Att. VOTTIS, t'Sos, 77, fern, of veoaaos, a string or cord of sinew ; I. a 2. bow-string. chicken. a musical string or chord.
nest of birds.
young
birds,
a nest
VCOTTIO,, : the
(veoaaos) a
veprepios, nether, infernal, underground; veprepoi the dwellers in the nether world, the gods below or the dead, Lat. inferi.
brood of young
NETTO2,
o,
vV|xa, aros,
TO",
vocr<ro-K6(Aos Att. VCOTT-, ov, (veoaaos, KOfteoJ) rearing young birds or chickens. veoaxros Att. VCOTTOS, d, (veos) a young bird, nest-
vcvpeiT),
77.
vipT|,
77,
poet, for vevptz. Ion. for vevpd.
v6upTJ4>u., vvpr,<|>iv,
Ep. gen. and dat. of
vevpfj.
vfvpoXdXos
Vt>po-XdAos,
strings.
ov,
z^yperoj.
(B), impf. Zvtov Ep. tweov
:
463
fut.
:
(vevpov, \a\eca) with sounding
and vevaovfjai
ndre.
fidfftv
2.
aor.
tvfvaa
to
swim,
Lat.
(/j.-
TO, Lat. nervus, a sinew, tendon : esp. iu pi. vevpa, the tendons of the feet ; vevpa re^veiv to hamstring, disable. 2. metaph. strength, vigour,
II. a string, cord, lace made of sinew : hence 2. a bowstring : also cord of a sling. 3. a musical string or chord.
NETTPON,
of shoes that are too large; veiv kv to swim or slip about in one's shoes.
(C), fut.
vrjao}-.
:
nerve.
1 med. rfjaavro: aor. i pass. \VT\Qr\v to spin, Lat. nere. NE'Ii (D) fut. vrja<a Ion. VT|<O, VTJCCO, : pf.
NE'Il
Ep. 3
:
pi. aor.
vrjved)
pass, vfvrjfiai or vtvrjapai
vupo-ir\KT|s, 6*, (vevpov, TT\(KQ}) plaited with sinews.

veupoppa<)>ca>,
shoes.
f. 770*0?,
to stitch
with sinews
to
mend
with
to pile, heap, heap up. (vecaKopos) to be a bedel, to have II. metaph. to clean charge of a temple. keep
:
vecoKopeco,
f. -qcfoj,
From
:
and pure.
Hence
r),
Vvpo-pd4>os,
sinews
(vevpov, as Subst. a cobbler.
ov,
/5a7TTO>)
stitching
veuKOpia,
the office of
bedel.
veco-Kopos, o, (vfus, Kop4ca) properly one
who sweeps
of
cities,
vevpo-(nra8if|S, es, (vevpov, airaca) drawn or strained back with a sinew or string; vevpoaira^s drpafcros
a temple
hence one who has charge of a temple, a

II.
bedel, verger, Lat. aedituus.
title
the arrow
to fly.
r
drawn back with

ov,
the string,
i.
e.
just ready
vvp6-criraoTOS,
strings; dyd\fjuiTa
strings.
drawn vevpoo-navra puppets moved

(vevpov,
crirdca)
by by
which had built a temple in honour of their patrongod hence Ephesus was called vtojKopos vws, gen. pi. of vtos but vcwv, gen. pi. of vavs. vewv, uvos, 6, (vavs) a dock or basin for ships.
'
(vevpov, reivca) stretched by sinetvs. vvpo-xapi]S, es, (vevpov, -âprfvai} delighting in the
v6vpo-rVT|S,
bowstring.
es,
V-U>VT)TOS, ov, (veos, wveo/tfit) newly bought. ve-toprjs, 4s, (v4os, &pa) new, fresh, late.
ve-uo-ojjuu or vv<roi)}juu, fut. of veoo B. vcvcrrdjw, (vevoj) to nod, Lat. nuto;
vevffrdêiv
crest
nod with the vevarafav tce(pa\r)

to
;
crest,
stride
with nodding
one fainting
nod with the head, of vevardêiv bptpvai to make signs with

to
*
vc-wpuov, TV, (vfwpos) a place where ships are overhauled, a dock-yard, arsenal. yews, tu, 6, Att. for vaos, a temple, like \c&s for Xa6s. vews, Att. gen. of vavs. V6WO--OIKOS, 6, (vews gen. of vavs, oto) literally a ship's house, a slip or dock in which a ship was built or repaired : a store-house, being a part of the vewpiov.
lately, just now, recently. veos, Aeol. for veuo*, vewre, next next year ; also, els veorra. year, for vewraTOs, 77, ov, Sup. of v4os : Adv. veurara, most
the eyebrows.
vewo-rt,
Adv. of veos,
nod, beckon, as a sign or comia token of assent, to nod, bow, promise, a nod. confirm by 3. generally, to nod, bend forward ; veveiv Karca to stoop ; veveiv /ee(pa\ds to bow down, droop the head veveiv eis TI to incline towards & thing. 4. metaph. to decline, fall away.
NET'fl, mand. 2.
f.
vevffca, to
vura, Adv. of
recently.
Vo>Tpio>,
movements.
f.
:
iffw Att. to), (j/eo;T6/)os) to
make changes
or alterations
to
make innovations
II. trans, to
or revolutionary
V(J>\T), 77, (ve<pos) a cloud, mass of clouds, Lat. nebula : metaph. the cloud of death ; dxeos ve<pe\7] a cloud of sorrow. II. a fine bird-net. veêX-ij-yepeTa, Ep. for -rrjs, 6, only used in nom. and gen. vetyeXeyeperao, (ve(pe\rj, dyeipca) cloud-
change entirely; ve<urepiêiv rrjv iroXireiav to revolutionise the state.

to a youth, youthful. 77, ov, (veos) natural v6COTpicrp.6s, ov, 6, (vearrepi^Qj) innovation. Vc0Tpoiroita, 77, innovation, revolution. From
veurepixos,
gatherer, cloud-compeller.
N<j>6\o-KVTavpos,
b, (ve<pe\rj,
K(VTO.vpos')
a cloud-
vea>Tpo-iroi.6s, revolutionary.
a, ov,
ov,
(ve&rcpos,
iroieai)
innovating,
Comp. of veos, younger : newer, va>Tpos, fresher : in bad sense, strange, unusual ; ra vewrepa Hence or veurepa Trpdy/âra, revolutionary movements, Lat. town, built by the birds in Aristoph. Aves. N6(J>Xo-KOKKVY l6 ^S, o, citizen of Cloud-cuckoo-town. res novae. Adv. veasrepcas, more recently. a strengthd. form of di/av<^6\6u, f. uaw, (vc(pf\ij) to make cloudy. Hence vi)-, insep. Prefix, being
V6<j>\a>r6s,
77,
ov,
made of clouds.
privat., as in vrj-irevOrjs
V<j)o-t8T|s, fs, (v((pos, fldos) like a cloud. NE'4O2, cos, TO, a cloud, mass of clouds, Lat.
ve<pos
etc.
cf. Lat. ne- in ne-fas, etc. ; Att. Particle affirming strongly, with ace. of the person invoked ; rr) Ata or VT) rbv Ata, also rr)
NH',
metaptt. the cloud of death, Oavdrov fj.{\av a cloud upon the brow. 2. metaph. also, a cloud or dense throng of men, birds,
:
;
nebula
fj,a
rbv
Am, yea by Zeus
so, vetyos 6<f>pvcav
vavs. vfja, v-fjas, Ion. ace. sing, and pi. of VTJYO.T60S, 77, ov, (for vetjyaTos by transposition
of
and
77,
from veos, yeyaa,) new-made.
neys
ve<}>pms, ioos, (vftypos) fern. Adj. of or in the kid; r) v((f>piTis (sc. voaos), a disease in the kidneys.
NE<PO'2,
ov, o,
(A), to go,
v.
mostly in sub
pi.
the kidneys.
vTj-Ypcros, ov, (vij-, eyetpca) unwaking ; VTjyperos VTTVOS a sleep that knows no waking, a sound deep sleep : later also of death : neut. as Adv.,
without waking.
464
vijSvia,
tastina.
VT]8vtocj)Lv,
>,
(ov,
ra, (vrjbvs) the entrails, bowels, Lat. infor vrjSvu<piv, Ep. gen. of vrjdvs. Homeric epith. of vrrvos : either like
vnrjv0,
vrjioj,
77,
?),
vfjvus, tos,
Ion. and Ep. for via, to heap. contr. for veavis, a girl, maiden.
(vri*x<ti)
vf,is,
ecus,
a swimming.
[a]
ov,
VY||ojj!,ai, fut.
of
vr)X.op.o.i.
or from r)dvs, sweet, des, soutid, deep sleep ; lightful, as if for fj8v[Aos. vos, 77, the stomach, or the belly, paunch :
NHAT'5,
womb
:
= va6s, iroXe'a;) VYjo-iroXos Att. vao-, ov, (vrjos busying oneself in a temple : as Subst., vrjuiruXos, o, a
priest, temple-keeper, Lat. aedituus. vqo-iropeco, f. 77(70;, (vavs, ircpos) to
VTJOS, uv, d, Ion. for vaus,
VT]o-j3arr)S, ov, 6, Ion. for vav-fidrTjs.
the
also the bowels, entrails
leAetV
rr)v vrj-
Svv to take out the entrails, disembowel. VTJSOV, Ep. impf. of vneca. vt]6S, nom. pi. of vavs. vYjO-(rt, Ep. dat. pi. of vavs.
pile up.
vrjew, fut. vrjrjaoj, Ion. and Ep. for vtco, to II. to pile, load.
go
in
ship.
a temple.
VTJOS, Ion. gen.
of vavs.
vir]6-(roos poet. vrj6<r-{roos, ov, (vaus, traoa;) protecl-
heap or
>
ing
ships.
aor. I vY|Tjcrav, Ep. 3 pi. sing. aor. I imper. med. to spin. vrj9ci>, (vca c)
of
vrjeca
VT]Tja d<r0a),
vr]O-4>6pos, ov, (vavs, tpipca) bearing thips. VTl~6xS ov, (vavs, ex<y) holding ships.
V7]-1T6V0T|S, ts, (vrj-, TrivOos] free from act. soothing or assuaging sorrow.
sorrow.
II.
dat. sing, of vavs. VTjt, Ion. Ni]ids, a5os, i), Ion. for Naias. VTJIOS, 77, ov, Dor. vd'ios, a, ov, also os, ov, longing to a ship ; 56pv vrjtov ship-timber.
vrjiTta
Ep. vijiruia and vrjmeT],

:
,
57,
(vrjirios)
child-
hood, infancy
of, bef.
,
in plur. childishness, folly.
r}ff(a,
vrjnia\eviu.
to be childish,
play
like
a child.
From
NTJIS,
c.
t'Sos, 77,
Ion. for Nai's.

,
vqis, tSos, o, i), (vrj-, IdeTv) unknowing, unlearned : gen. unskilled in a thing. VTJLTTJS, ov, o, (iâus) of or belonging to a ship, con[F]
j
77,
ov, poet, for vrj-mos, childish. Ion. for rrjnia.
sisting of ships.
VTT]-K^>ST|S,
s,
Att. also os, ov, (vrj-, CTTOS} prorj, ov, perly, not speaking, Lat. infans ; vrjirta TfKva infant children : also vrjrrta alone, the young of an ani-
vrjmos, a Ion.
(vrj-,
KfpSos) without gain, unprofitepas)
mal.
II.
metaph. childish, senseless
without
able.
\forethought, weak, helpless.

ov, (vrj-, TrAe/cw) not plaited
:
vfj-Kepws, arros, o, 77, Ep. vrj-Kepos, ov, (vrj-, not horned, without horns.
with un-
VTJ-KCCTTOS, ov, (vrj-, aKfOfMi) incurable. vq-xovcrreto, (vrj-, O.KOVQJ) to give no heed to, dis-
braided hair.
vrj-iroivei or -C,
Adv. of vrfnotvos, Lat. impune, with
obey
Ep. aor.
vrjKovarrjaa.
impunity.
VTj-irotvos, ov, (vrj-, iroivr]) unpunished, unavenged, wi'h impunity : but, <pvrwv vrjvoivos without share of, unblest with, fruitful trees. From vrjiriiTtetroâi, Dep. to behave childishly.
ov, (vrj-, aTTt'cy) childish, infantine ; me-* child, like J^TTIOS, Lat. infans : taph. childish, thoughtless, heedless.
VT)-\T|s, (s, dat.

vrj\rjs, (vrj-,
morseless
and ace. vrj\i, vrj\ea, as if from eAeos) without pity, pitiless, ruthless, revrjXtts r^mp the ruthless day, i. e. the day
II.
of death.
vrj\iT)s,
e's,
unpilied.
vrj\frjs.
Ep. for
Adv.
vnXfia/s.
spirit.
VTJ-TTVTIOS, a,
VT]\66-0T5}Jios, ov, (vrj\erjs, Ovfj.6s)
of ruthless
and as Subst. a
VTjXeo-iroivos, ov, (vrj\erjs, Ttoivrf) punishing ruthlessly.
vijXecos,
j
Adv. of vrjXfris, without

77,
pity.
--now, TO, gen. -ira8o$, = c.v-~]\irrovs, unshod, barefooted : hence needy, abject, [f]
vij\C'iro us. o,
VTjX'qs, es, see vrj\er}s.
vrj-XiTT|S,
cs,
(vrj-,
dAiT6')
guiltless,
harmless,
Nrjpcts Ion. NtjpTjis, tSos, 77, a daughter of Nereus, hence a Nereid or Nymph of the sea, always in pi. Cf. Naias. ~Nrjprji5es they were fifty in number. N-rjpevs, gen. ecus Ion. rjos, o, Nereus, an ancient He was eldest son of Pontus (the sea), hussea-god. band of Doris and father of the Nereids. Hence
:
unoffending. VTJJJUI, CTOS, TO, (vico to spin) that which is spun, thread, yarn : the thread of a spider's web : the thread of the Fates.
\nr)-fX6pTT|S, es, (vrj-,
NrjpT], poet, for

Ntjpirjts, i5os,
77,
T$r)pr)is.
Ion. for Urjpfts.
infallible;- vrjfjLepres tviairtlv, speak infallible truths.
a/j.apTtw) unfailing, unerring, vrjp.(pria. tiirctv to

stillness in the air,
vfj-pi0p.os, ov, (vrj-, aptOfJios) countless, numberless. vT(-ptTos, ov, poet, form of vrjpiO pos. to spin, and vtca vfjtrai, aor. I inf. both of vicu
(c)
(D) to pile up. vqo-aios, a Ion.

insular.
vrjcravTO, Ep. 3
rj,
cv, (vrjcos)
of or for an island,
to fpin.
vrjv|jLia Ion. -ITJ,
r),
ya\r}vrj trr\tTo
sfilhiess.
vrjvffj.irj
there was a
a calm : calm and perfect
From
without wind, breezeless,
vrj-ve^-os, ov, (vrj-, avefj.os)
calm, tranquil.
pi. aor. I med. of veco (c) Dim. of VTJGOS, an islet. VTJOTOV, TO, Dim. of VTJOOS, an islet. viqcrts, TSos, 77, Dim. of vrjaos, an islet.
vrjcrCSiov, TO,
465
VT)<rvrr]S, ov, o, (vrjaos}
of or for an island:
fern.
prevail, carry the

to ivin in
day
77
vireuffa yvdupT] the prevail3. as

II.
VTJOTlTtS, tSoS,
-f).
[t]
VTjcrlwTris,
ou, o, fern,
-oms,
tSos,
77,
(KÔTOS)
an
ing opinion, vote of the majority. a suit, gain a cause.
law-term,
trans, to con-
islander.
living, situated
II. as Adj. of an islander: insular, Hence on an island.
to be vanquished,
to,
quer, vanquish, overcome, overpower: Pass., vi/cda0at overcome by another to be inferior

:
for vai<rui>Ti.c6s, 77, 6v, of TO vnffioJTiKLiV insular situation.

vqo-o-jjLaxta,
??,
or
an island or an islander;
7
give
way
to.
j
III. c. ace.
cognato, VIKTJV VLKO.V
to
fln
(vfjffos,
A^X ?)
97,
island-fight.
gain a victory
vavfMîav
va.'jpa'Vf.Tv to
win a
sea-
fight.
NH"2O2
also,
fl
Dor. vdcros, oG,
an
island, Lat. insula:
VIKSIOS, ov, (VIKOS) victorious.
NI'KH [i], 77, victory, conquest, Lat. victoria: the peninsula, applied to the Peloponnese. vfio-cra Att. vrJTra, 97, (ykca to swim) a duck, Lat. anas. fruits of victory. a duckling. VIKT], Aeol. and poet, for \vina., 3 sing. impf. of viKdoi. vrjtro-dpiov Att. VTJTT-, TO, Dim. of v^craa,
VT)(7T6ia,
vrjcrretJoj,
17,
f.
(vTjo-Tfvo}')
fasting, a fast.
to
viKTjeis Dor. viiccUis,
co-era,
ev,
(vittrj)
victorious,
aoj, (vf)o~Tts)
fast
:
vrjffTfvfiv TIVOS
conquering.
viKTjOeCs, aor. i part. pass, of vifcdca. vuojfxi, Aeol. for vifcaaj. [t] viKiT)o-ep,6v, Ep. for ViKrjfffiv, fut. inf. of viKaoj.
to fast from, abstain
from
:
a thing.
17
VT|<TTIS, LOS or (us, o,
and
nom.
pi. vrjffries
or
2.
vrjarfts
act.
(yrj -, eafltoj)
not eating, fasting.

islet.
causing bunker, starving. vrjtruSpiov, TO, Dim. of vfjaos, an
VIKTJTCOV, verb. Adj. of vitcdaj, one
must conquer.
vq-TiTOS, ov, (yt]-, rivoi) unavenged, unpunished. VTJTOS, 17, OK, (Wo> to heap) heaped up, piled up. twisted. VTJTOS, 17, OK, (vfca to spin) spun,
VrjTTO,,
17,
Hence viKT|TT|p, fjpos, 6, like viKTjTTjs, a conqueror. vucrjTT|pu>s, a, ov, belonging to a conqueror or to
II. as Subst. victory. vi/crjrrjptov (sub. aÂo^), TO, the prize of victory. 2. viKrjrrjpia (sub. If pa), rd, a in honour of victory ; ViKijrrjpiov kandv to festival
VTJTTaplOV, TO, Att. for
Vljffff-.
vK]s,
77,
Ion. for vavs.
celebrate the feast of victory.

VIKTJTTJS, ov, o, (viKaoj)
Ion. dat. pi. of vavs. vrjvtrt,

pTjTOs, ov, v. vavffi-irtparos. , ov, (vrj-, dvTfj.r)') breathless.
a conqueror.
viKT|Tiic6s, to victory.
77,
6v, (viKaca) likely to conquer,
conducing
vt*T|TC>p, opos, 6,
of persons, vt]<j>dXios, a, ov, also os, ov, (vr/cpo)} drinking no wine, sober : of drink, without wine ; vr]<pd\ia p.fi\i^p.ara, of the offerings to theEumenides, which were composed of water, milk, and honey, [u]
viKT)<|>opo, win. Hence

vtKT]<!>opia,
f.
poet, for viKT]Trjp, a conqueror. Tjaoj, (yifcr)(p6pos) to carry off as prize,
77,
a conquering,
victory.
II.
NH'^H,
soberly.
dat. pi. part. vT)4>ocri, poet, for vr)<povo~i, f. vtyoj, to drink no wine, to be sober, live
bringing victory. bearing off" the prize, conquering, victorious.
viKt]-<|>6pos, ov, (viKij, <f>fp(v)
viKo-povAos, ov,
Council.
(ytKaca, (3ov\r])
prevailing in the
vT)-xtJTOs, ov, (vi)-,
X^)
^ f ^
^
merely poured, full'
viKO-fjiaxas, ov, o, (yucdoj, p^d-^rf) conqueror in the
flowing.
vrix 40
r-
vo-X 03
5
'
(
-
I/e cy
to
swim:
Dep. VT|X|JLat
vrjaiv,
VT]<os,
f-
i^ aL
aor
I fvrj^df^nv.
fight. also as VIKOS, eos, TO, later form for vi/cij, victory. vtK&icv, Att. contr. for viudofiv, 3 pi. opt. of vncdca.
viv, Dor. and Att. enclit. ace. of 3rd pers. Pron., for avrov, avrr)v, avro, him, her, it; never used reflexively of all genders, both sing, and pi., but the pi. is much more rare Horn., and Ion. writers use p.iv. laver. viiTTT|p, fjpos, 6, (via}) a washing vessel, basin,
: :
Ion. gen. pi. of j/aus. Dor. for vaovs, ace. pi. of vaos. vtYXapos, o, a small fife, pipe or whistle, used by the Kf\vaTr)s to give the time in rowing.
Nl'Zfl,
aor.
f.
vtyoo
:
aor.
tvitya
:
I fvi\^dfj.r]v pf. vivip.p.ai vtirrpov, TO, (vi fa) waterfor washing: mostly in plur. hands and feet vtyaadai a\6s to vCirrco, later form for vifa. = vtop.ai, to go, to go away. with sea water generally, to purge, cleanse, puvicrcro|jiat, f. viaop.ai [t] II. to wash off. NI'TPON, TO, in Herodotus and Att. Xirpov, carvifa is properly used of rify. washing part of the body, \ovofuti of bathing, irXvvoj bonate of soda, soda. of vit})ds, as if from a of washing clothes. vi<}>a, Tf]v, snow, irreg. ace. nom. *vty. vtKaJjw, Dor. for viKrjff<a, fut. of viKau. a snow-flake : in pi. snowvtxacrctv, Dor for vircrjaeiv, fut. inf. of VIKOOJ. vtcfxis, doos, T), (y'upca) 2. generally, a shower : snow. vlKar-qp, o, Dor. for vntrjr-qp. fiakes, a storm of metaph., vityds -noXtp-ov the storm or sleet of viKarcop, opos, o, Dor. for viKrjT&p. II. as Adj., fern, of vupufis, snowy, snow-capt. war. vtKo,a>, f. rjffca, (viicr)} to conquer, prevail, get the of vi(f>ca. .upper hand ; ra \(peiova viKa the worse prevails ; vi(j)jiv, Ep. inf. TO 6u VIKCLTOJ let the good prevail ; vindv nvi to win Vidros, ov, o, (v'upca) a shower of snow a snow-storm. in the judgment of another. 2. of opinions, to vl4>6-(3oAos, (vicpa, /SdAAcu) snow-beaten, wintry.
;
Med., f. vtyofMu to wash, esp. the wash one's hands
466
vt<|)o-crri/3Tjs, fs, (vi<pa,
vuj>6eis, fffffa, ev, (vi<f>a) snow-covered, snoiv-capt. onfifTv) thick with snow.
VO/JLOVS vofifveiv to
feed down the pastures with oxen,
Lat. depascere.
(vfjua) a pasture, pasturage : fodder, a feeding, grazing. II. division, distribution ; esp. of an inheritance. for volets, nom. pi. of vop.evs. vojjifjes, Ep.
vop,T),
77,
NI'^H
or
f. vtyca, [f], it snows. vi<pei alone,

:
intrans. to
snow;
6 6eos vi(pet,
Cf.
II. trans, to
cover with food.
2.
snow
t/<U,
Pass, to be
snowed
on, covered with snow.
UO/4CU.
act. vu)/<u, vivj/ao-0av, aor. I inf.
and med. of vifa.
VOJXLÔ)
pf.
fut.
:
vofAiffco
Ion.
I
voîkta
Att.
:
vo/j.iS>
also of vitpca. VUJKO, fut. of vifa, and voepos, a, ov, (voos, vovs) intellectual. voo>, f. verjffu : Ion. vdjffo} : aor. I evorjffa. Ion. vfvaiea : ei/cuo-a Med., Ep, 3 sing, pf. vevorjKa Ion.
:
vevofutca
:
Pass.,
:
aor.
kvop.iaQr]v
pf.
vcvo-
fj.iff}JLai
-(vofios)
:
to
hold or
own
as
custom
said of things recognised by convention or prescriptive right; vopifav TOWS 0eous to recognise
or usage
aor. vorjffaro Ion.

fvorjOrjv
:
vivtapjai : os to remark or discern, distinguished
Pass., aor. I part, vcuadfjifvos : Pass., aor. I evorjOrjv : pf. vtvorjp,ai Ion. to see so Ion. plqpf. fvevwftijv : (voos) :
the gods acknowledged by the state ; but, vofufav Oeovs to recognise the existence of the gods genePass, to be in esteem ; vofjii^crai it is the cusrally
:
seeing, as,
rov 5e I8wv evorjae
from merely when he saw him he
perceived
think
:
II. to who he was : to notice, remark. absol. to be minded : hence, to purpose, in-
tend :
c. inf. to
discreet, thoughtful.
in part, votcov, intend to do a thing i. of words or expressions, to

:
mean, imply, have a certain

out, devise, contrive.
sense.
III. to
think
tom, is customary, is usually recognised; T& i/o/o/*era or vfvofufffteva, customs, usages, laws, Lat. instituta. 2. to adopt, practise a custom or usage ; "EXXrjves air Alyvmiosv ravra vevofUKaat the Greeks have adopted these customs from the Egyptians. 3. to own, acknowledge, recognise as ; rovs Karcovs XP7?" in Pass., TOU 6ewv vopiferat ; to arovs vofiiêiv
:
IV. to think or cfeem that
which of the gods

be accustomed.
is it
held sacred ?
4. absol. to
a thing
thought.
is
so and so.
5. Pass, to be
governed after old
(voea>) /ia/ which is thought, a a purpose, design, resolve. III. Hence generally, thought, understanding, mind.
voT]p,a, OTOS, TO",
II.
laws and customs. II. c. dat., like -^fjaOai, to be accustomed to a thing, practise it ; hence to make
common
coin.
will be.
use
VOTJJJWOV, ov, gen. ovos, thoughtful, sensible
also in
of, use ; and in Att., to use as a III. c. ace. et inf. to expect that
current a thing
one's right mind, opp. to itapcuppovtow.

voi]<ris, 6o>s,
77,
VOTJTIKOS,
VOKJTOS,
>7,
77,
(vofca) thought, intelligence. ov, (vo(ca) intelligent.
vo0a-y6V"f|S,
ov, (yofca) perceptible, intelligible. s, Dor. for voOrjyevrjS, (yuOos, yfve-
VO|XIKOS, 77, ov, (vofj-os} of or for the laws : resting II. learned in the law : on the authority of law. as Subst., vopiKos, o, a lawyer.
vop.tp.os,
77,
ov, (v6fj.os)
conformable
to
usage or law:
.
oQai) base-born.
vo0o-Ka\Xo(ruvT),7), (yoOos, d\Xos) spurious charms. NO'0O5, 77, ov, Att. also os, ov, illegitimate, born
hence
legal.
i lawful, conventional, prescriptive. 3. in neut. pi. v6fJLifui, usages, customs;
v6fj.ifjLa itoieiv,
of funeral
rites,
II.
out of wedlock; voOos vlos a natural son, opp. to II. yvrjffios, La{. legitimus. generally, spurious, counterfeit, adulterated.
voiSiov, TO, notion.
offices,
Lat.justafacere.
to pay the customary of persons, observant

:
of law.
Tfpov.
Hence
Adv. according to law
vop.ip.cos,
Comp.
vofuftu-
Dim. of
POOS, vovs,
little
thought, a
vop.aios, a, ov, (j/o/zos) roaming, roving, ranging. v6|xatos, a, ov, (J/O//GS) customary, conventional: rcL vofMia, like vo/ufjtn, customs, usages, Lat. instituta.
vop,-Apxif]S, ov, 6,
(yofjLos,
:
vojjuos, a, ov, also os, ov, (ro/tos, ^0/07) to shepherds, pastoral.
belonging
:
v6p,uris,
T),
(vo/xtfcu)
usage, prescription
also,
mode of esteeming.
vop.icrp.a, arcs, TO, (ro/i(^y) anything recognised by established usage, viz., I the current coin of a 2. an estabstate, Lat. nummus : cf. vopifa, fin.
.
apx*)
the
chief of
an
Egyptian province
vop.ds, d8os, 6,
77,
(pottos)
also
among
the Scythians.
(i/o/zos)
roaming, ranging, wan-
from one place to another : No/idScs, of, pastoral tribes that roved about with their flocks, Nomads;
dering
lished weight or measure, legal measure.

institution or custom.
3-
any
:
and
as prop. n.
Numidians, Lat. Numidae.

(vofj-fvoj)
II.
grazing, feeding.
v6p.6U|ia, OTOS, TO,
vop,o-Ypd<)>os, ov, (vofios, ypatpoj) writing Subst., vofJioypcKpos, 6, a lawgiver.
laws
as
that which
is
put
to
graze, a flock or herd. vojicus, teas Ep. 770$, 6, (vffjuu, vopos} a shepherd or herdsman. III. II. a dispenser, distributer.
plur. vofAfs fyKoi\ia, are the ribs of i, dat. pi. of ro/zeys.
vojio-ScCKTTjs, ov, o, (vofios, SeiKvvfju.} an explainer of the laws. vop,o-8i8do-Ka\os, 6, (vopos, 5iSd<ra\os) a teacher of the law : so, vop,o-8i8dKTTjs, ov, 6.
ship,
vop,o06cria,
T),
vop,o0T<i),
f. 770-0;,
From law-giving, legislation. (vono&fTijs) to be a law-giver,
Dor. for
vo>, (vofifvs) to
vop.evo~(a, fut
of
vofjifvoj.
pasture,feed, drive afield; &oval
make laws : Pass, to have a code of laws : Med. to make laws for oneself. II. to ordain by law. Hence
467
vo|Ao0TT]p.a,
JJJO.TOS,
r6, a law, ordinance.
vooTtjAOS, ov, (voaTos) of or belonging to a return; 2. a pasture, place for cattle to voaTip-ov 7^/iap the day of return. returning, that will or may return, surviving, safe, Lat. salvus. 2. pasturgraze; VO/AUS V\TJS a woodland pasture. VOO-TOS, ov, o, (p&poi) a return home or homeward: 3. metaph., In-eW age, herbage: generally, food. 2. generally, travel, vofj.6s ample pasture, a wide rattg-0 for c. gen. loci, return to a place. words. II. abode allotted to one, a district^ journey ; VOO~TOS (popfifjs a journey to bring food home,
vojxos, ou, 6, (i>6/u)
vo(xo-0TT]S, ov, 6, (Vo/zos, TiOijui} a lawgiver. vojiovSe, Adv. (voftos) to the pasture.
vo<TTT|<r6i, Aeol. 3 sing. -opt. aor. l. of i>o<rro>. vo<rrrj<rf jiev, Ep. inf. fut. >of voaTea).
department, province, satrapy, Lat. praefectura. vop.08, ov, o, (vefioj) anything assigned or apporI. a tioned, viz., usage, custom, convention : a
positive enactment, law, ordinance, Lat. institutum ; at vofjioj, conventionally, opp. to (pvfffi, naturally :
i.e. in search, in quest
of food.
I. vocr4>i, before a vowel or metri grat. vo<r<j)tv : as Adv. of Place, afar, aloof, apart; hence aside, secretly, furtively : vofftytv diro, c. gen., like voatyt it,
to Solon s laws, in contradistinction to those of Draco, which were called
Athens
v6fj.oi
was the name given
II. as Prep. c. aloof from. gen./ar/rom, aloof or away from, mostly of Place: hence without, separate from. 2. of mind or disposition, vvacpiv
QfGfjLoi.
2.
x P&v
l
vopos the law offorce or might,
opp. to oiKrjs vop.os; tv \fipZv vojjifa oia(pOeipco"Qai to die in the fight or scuffle ; (s \tipwv vofiov airiKeo~6ai
to
'Axaiwv apart from the Achaeans, them. 3. besides, except.
i.
e.
differing from
come
to blows.
II.
a musical strain
a song,
votrj)t8ios, a, ov, (v6(r<pi} taken away, abstracted. vo<j4>ia>, f. ioca Att. voa<pi), (voo~<pi) to put away,
ode;
v6fj.oi
iroXfîKoi war-songs.
remove, part.
II.
Med. and
:
Pass. voo-<|>top,cu,
vojto-<j>t>Xa, OKOS, TO, (VOJJLOS, <pv\a') of the laws, [v]
a guardian
f.
-iaofiai
aor. I
med kvoaîaa^v
Ep.
Ep.
to
part, voaîffaafj-fvos
voo-irX-rjKTOs, ov, (voos,
irXr^ffcroj)
striking the mind,
remove
aor. I pass. tvoffcpiaOrjv : oneself, withdraw, retire: and in act. sense,
mind-distracting. NO'CKS, voov, contr. vo-us, vov, 6 ; later also gen. voos, dat. voi, ace. voa, nom. pi. voes mind, Lat. mens ; v6<u or avv voca mindfully, prudently ; irape/f
:
Z. metaph. to leave, forsake, abandon. mind, to become estranged or alienated.
of the
III.
act. to abstract, steal
c.
dupl. ace., to rob

2.
one of a
thing
with,
Med.
to
appropriate.
to
make away
voov without sense ; dvQpunrojv voos the mood or temper of men fK TTCLVTOS voov with all his heart ; Kara voov according to one's mind. II. a thought, III. the sense or meaning of a purpose, resolve.
;
kill,
despatch.
vo<r<|>icr06ts, aor. I part. pass, of 'vofftyifa. Ep. aor. I part. med. of voo~<pifa.
vo<r<j>ur<rdp,vos,
voo--w8T]S, diseased.
,
word
or expression.
ail,
(voaos, efSos) sickly, ailing : generally, II. act. unwholesome, unhealthy.
voaepos, a, ov, (i/ocros) sickly, ill. vo<ro, f. 170-0;, (voaos), to be sick, ill, sickly, to whether in body or mind. 2. metaph. to be
tressed, sjtffer, be afflicted.
dis-
voTepos, a, ov, (VOTOS) wet, damp, moist; voTepos \fip.wv a storm of rain. vorta, 17, wet, damp, moisture, rain; voTiai tiapivai
spring rams.
Pass, to be wet. voTia>, f. iaca, (VOTIOS) to moisten : VOTIOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (VOTOS) wet, damp, rainy ; o' kv VOT'IO> Trjv y wpfuffav they moored her [the vifjov II. ship] far from land in the sea, opp. to the beach.
vooT)\ia, running sore.
-fj,
(voo-r)\V(tf)
matter discharged from a
voairjXcvco, (voff(v) to tend a sick person. vooTjjxa, aros, TO, (yoafca) a sickness, disease, plague, 2. metaph. a disease, disorder, malady. affliction.
vooTjfioT-wSTjs,
places.
*s, (voffrjua,
e?5os) sickly.
vocrqpos, a, 6v, (vofffca)
unhealthy, unwholesome, of
southern, southerly. VOTIS, tSos, 77, (VOTOS} moisture, damp, wet. NO'TCXS, ov, o, the south or south-west wind, Lat. II. the south or south-west quarter. Notus.
Ion. vovoros, 17, sickness, disease : a maII. metaph. distress, lady, ailment. 'affliction, evil. 2. disease of mind, esp. madness. 3. generally,
NO'2O2
VOTTVCd, VOTTIOV,
VOV-PVO-TIKOS,
17,
etc., COntr. for
VfOTT
crammed with
ov, (vovs, /3vo;) choke-full of wit, cleverness, clever. Adv. -KWS, cleverly.
a plague, bane, mischief.
vo<ro-<|>6pos Ion. vow-, ov, (yoaos, <pfpcu) bringing sickness or disease.
vo<ro vo>, contr. for

p
Vfofffffvcu, to hatch.
vocro-Cov, TO, Att. contr. for veoffff-. vooro-Cs, ioos, -fj, Dim. of voaaos, Att. contr. for veoaats, a little bird : also a young girl.
voo-eria,
77,
and
vov0rta,i7, a warning, admonishing: reproof. From vov-0Tca>, f. rjffai, (yovs, T(d-rjp.i} to bring to mind: Hence to remind, warn, advise, admonish, chastise. vov0Trjp,a, arcs, T<$, an admonition, warning. vov0TT)Tos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of vovOtTtoo, to ba
warned, advised. vov0TiKos, 17, ov, (vovOcTfcu} admonitory.

,
vo0xro-Tpo4>i>, contr. for

,
Att. contr. for vfof^rjvla, the
new moon:
f.
170-0;,
to one's
home
(J/OO-TOS) to return, or country. 2. to
come, or go back, return safe after
the time of the new moon, the first of the month. vovv-tx 7! 5 **> (vovs, xw) having understanding,
)
danger.
3. generally, to go, come, travel.
sensible, discreet.
Adv. -x^s,
discreetly, prudently.
468
vovs, o, contr. for i/oos, mind. vov<ros, 17, Ion. for voaos.
vov<ro-c}>cpos, ov, Ion. for v vv, see vvv, vvv.
v\ry8f]v,
vti-yets,
vovs
NT'MH.
a, 17, a night battle, a battle in the dark. vuKTO-TrepurXdvirjTOS, ov, (vi/, TrcpnrXavdoj) rambling about at night.
f. From 770*0;, to go or travel by night. v-UKTO-iropos, ov, (vv, Tropes) travelling by night. WKTO-<|>air|S, es, (vv, <pdos) giving light by night,
vwroiropi),
Adv. (vvaofa) by pricking, Lat. punctim.

aor. 2 part. pass, of vvaaoj.
vuKTpi(ru>s, ov, WKT-pTY]S,ot>, 6,
vvKT(pl]aios, nightly.
(pt^, (peaffca)
onewhorcwsby night.
|
|
shining by night. vvKTO<J>vXaKca,
f.
rjffa, to
keep
guard
by night, to be
vVKTepevrtKos, 17, oV,.^ /or watching by night, fit for hunting by night. From : to vvKTCpcvo), f. aoj, (vvKTfpos) to pass the night : also to keep watch, mount guard by night, bivouac
hunt, fish, etc., by night.
vvKT6pT|o-ios, ov, (vvKrepos} nightly. vvKTpiv6s, 77, 6v, (vv) nightly, by night, Lat. nocturnus.
a night-watch.
From
vuKTO-<f>r>Xa, cwos, 6, 77, (vv, (pv\ag} one that keeps watch by night, a warder, Lat. excubitor. VUKTWOV, TO, (Nv) a temple of Night. VVKT-COITOS, 6v, (vv, w$) with the look of night, i. e. murky, obscure. vvKTcop, Adv. (i'vf) by night, Lat. noctu.
vvp,(|>S, poet, for vvûftij, in voc. vvfj.(pa <pi\rj.
vu|A(j>a,
WKT6pis,
ioos,
77,
(yv,
vviCTfpos*)
a night-bird, a
bat,
Dor. for
vvfAfyrj.
Lat. vespertilio.
vvKTepos, ov, (vt') nightly.

vvKTep-coiTos, ov, (vi>KTpos, wifi} jiight-faced, dusly. vuKT-ir]Yopi> or in Med. vvKT-TjYOpeojjiai, (yv, ayopd) to assemble by night. Hence WKTT]-yopa, fi, a nightly assembly or discourse.
I
bride
the leader of the (vvfj.<f>r}, dyoj) one who leads her from her home to the bridegroom's house: the friend of the bridegroom. vvpxjxuov, TO, a temple of the Nymphs, Lat. Nymvvjji<j)-aY(OY6s, ov,
;
esp.
phaeum.
vvp,<J>av,
From
Dor. gen.
pi.
vuKT-Tjpet^S,
fs,
(vv, 4pe<a>) shrouded by night,
gloomy.
WKTi-J3pojJu>s, ov, (vvg, ISpefica) roaring by night. OJ/ ' (*^ 7a /*&w ) marrying by flight or clandestinely.
of or sacred to the Nymphs. of vvfjupa. vv|j}>ios, a, ov, (yv/J.(f>r)) belonging to a bride, bridal,
vvjx<j>aios, a, ov, (vvpfpij}
II. as Subst., vvfA(p(Tov nuptial. (sub. Swjua), 2. vvjjKjxla (sub. ifpa), TO, TO, the bridechamber. : the bride herself. but, also, nuptial rites, marriage
WATl-yiipos,
VVKTl-K\-irTT)S, OV, 6,
= VVKTOK\TJT7)S.
WKTt-Kopa^,
sucker
:
O.KOS, 6,
(vv, #tpa)
the night-jar, goat/
vvyi$v\>.a, TO, (vvfj,<pci<v) marriage, espousal. the person married, a match.
II.
also the screech-owl.

<
WKTl-Xa0paio-<Jxi yS, ov, (vv, \aQpaws, eating secretly by night.
<f>a yttv)
wp,<f>VTTfipios, a, ov, (vvfjKpcva}) bridal, nuptial. vvp,<()tiTTjs, ov, 6, (yv n<pevoj) the friend of the bride-
groom,
irapavvufyios.
II.
a bridegroom, husband.
II.
vvK-rt-XdXos, ov, (vv, \aAca;) nightly-sounding, serenading. WKTi-Xa}Jiirf|s, fs, (yv, \ap.iro^) illumined by night
alone,
i.
vvp,<|)VTpia, 77, (vvfj.(pVTr]s) a bridesmaid. the bride herself.

i
wp.<|>tic0,
f. o~<a,
(vvfttpr)} to
give a daughter in mar2. to

:
e.
gloomy, murky.
ov,
VUKTIOS, a, ov, (vv) nightly.

vvKTi-irSTai-'irXa.'yi.os,
riage, to betroth, lead to the bridechamber. marry, mostly of the woman, Lat. nubere
but also
(vv,
irarcoa,
irAa-yios)
of the man, Lat. ducere.

vvfj.(pfvoofMi, aor.
fj.7]v,
roaming about by
night,
[a]
WKTi-irXa-YKTOS, ov, (vi$, irXa^ca) making to wander by night, disquieting, disturbing: also 2. pass. vvKT'nr^.ayKTos evv?) a bed from which one wanders
by
flight, a restless
fs,
tvvjMpfvOrjv
of the
woman.
77,
II. Pass., with fut. med. both med. and pass. tvvfj.(pvadto be given in marriage, marry, III. Med., of the man, to take
to wife.
|
bed.
NT'M^H,
hence,
voc. also vvfjupa: a bride, Lat. nupta:
and WKTi-irXavos, ov, (vvg, irXavaoj) wandering, rambling about by night. WKTi-iroXos, ov, (yv, -noXfoi) roaming by night. WKTL-O-CHVOS, ov, (vv, fff^vcs) solemnised by night. vuKTi-4>avT|s, ts, (vv, tyavrivai) shining or appearing by night. WKTt-<J>avTOS, ov, (vv, (patvoftat} appearing by night :
WKTL-irXavT|s,
nightly.
3. any married a marriageable maiden. II. as prop, name, a Nymph, a goddess of lower rank, called in Homer Oeal Nu/^pcu they presided over springs, trees, seas, mountains, etc.,
2.
a young wife.
woman,
like Lat.
nympha.
4.
and were distinguished by
special
names
spritig-
nymphs were Naiads,

j
mow/a/?z-nymphs,
Nat'Scs; sra-nymphs, NrjprjiSfs; Ni^<pat opeemaSes or opcdSfs ;
WKTi-<}>pot)p7)TOs, ov, (vvg, typovpico) keeping nightwatches.
Hence
WKTO-0T|pas, ov, u, (vv, Orjpaaj) one who hunts by flight. WKTO-KX6TTTT]S ov, 6, (vv, K\TTTu} a thief of the night. WKTO-jjigXw f- i?o-a>, (vv, paxy) to fight by night.
,
tree-nymp}\s, from the oak their favourite tree, ApvdSfs, 'Afj.aopvdo(s, 'A$pvd8(s rafw-nymphs, Nvyuêu vd8(s meadow-nymphs, Nv/u<peu Xei^cavidSfs rock;
;
'
2. the Muses are nyrrphs, J3vfj.(f>ai irfrpaiai. often called Nymphs hence all persons in a state of rapture were said to be caught by the Nymphs, vv^
:
469
<f>6\r)iTToi,
Lat. lympbati.
III. the
chrysalis or
pupa of moths.
vuûJnSios, a, ov, (vvfxpr)') of or belonging to a bride :
bridal, nuptial.
V\}\L$IKOS,
as
7),
right side turned round it and returned by the left side ; the same as itap.-nrr]p, Lat. meta : as the near
6v,
vvfupidios.
horse was turned sharp round this post, (v waari 47XptfJL(f)Ofivai meant to make a sharp turn, graze the i. the f tar turning-post. 3. ting-post, pillar.
generally,
vvjjuj>ios, o, (vvp.(f>rf)
a bridegroom, husband.
:
II.
a partition-wall.
:
: : :
vup,<j)6-KXavTOS, brides or wives.
f. VVQJ aor. I evvai Att. VVTTCO to prick, spur, deplored by* Pa ss., aor. i evvyrjv, inf. vvyfjvai pierce, puncture. a bride. II. to nod, esp. in sleep, vv<rrao>, fut. aaca and agca vvp.<}>OKO|ji.co, f. 770-0;, to dress oneself as From hence to slumber, sleep : also to be sleepy, drowsy, Lat. to dress a I ride, lead home as bride. Hence viî<j>o-Kop,os, ov, (vvfjupij, Koptoj) dressing or taking dormlto : also to hang down the head. care of a bride : bridal. vv<TTaKTT]S, ov, 6, as Adj. nodding, drowsy.
Adj
vvjjujnos, iov, newly-ivedded

ov,
(vv}J.({>r],
bridal.
NT'22n
/cAcu'a;)
vvjA(j>6-XT)TrTOs, ov, (vvfjuprj, Xanfiavoj) possessed by
Nymphs,
rapt, entranced, Lat. lymphatus. vt>|A<J>o-o"roA.o, f. T/ffo), (vvfjL(f)r], ore A Aw) to escort
i.
e.
VVTTW, Att. for vvaou. vvxa, Adv. (vv) vvttrwp, by night, [if] vvx-6Yp6o-a, T), (yv, eyeipa') the being roused at
night, rising by night. vvxvjjta, aTos, TO, a nightly watch, Lat. pervigilium.
[v]
the bride.
vv|A<j>6-Ti|jios, ov, (vvfj-tftr], Tijuacu)
H(\GS vvôTifj-ov the song in
honouring the bride ; honour of the bride.

very
From
f.
w[Acj>a;v, wvos, 6, (vvfjup-rj) the bridechamber. enclit. Ep. vv, Adv. now, at this
vvxcvjo,
ffai,
NT~N,
vw
(vi)
to
watch the night through.
time, Lat. mine ; ol vvv avOpooiroi men of the present 2. with the day; o vvv xpovos the time present.
Article,
sent,
i.
vvxO-ir'lp.pov, TO, (yv, fji/Ltpa) a day vvxios [i5], a, ov, also os, ov, (vv) :
and
night.
TO vvv or
vw, for vwi, nom. and ace. dual of 70;, we two. vw-86s, 77, ov, (vrj-, 68ovs} toothless, Lat. e-dentulus. of one thing upon another in point of Time, then, vwSvvia, 77, ease or relieffrom pain. From ing 2. also an Inference, then, therefore ; vwSvvos, ov, (vrj-, oSvvr]') = avwovvos, without pain, thereupon. vvv pot vtfJLfarjO-cre now do not, do not then, be pleasing, grateful. II. act. /XT) soothing pain. wroth with me. vuie, pc tit. for vwi. 3. in enclit. form vvv, used to a command, as, Scvpu, vvv quick then ! N,Q0H'2, fs, gen. cos, sluggish, lazy, torpid: dull, strengthen <p(pf vvv, aye vvv come then. stupid. Comp. v<v0fO~Tfpos. vwi Att. vvv, strengthd. like ovrovi for OUTOS, now, vw0T)Tt, Ion. contr. for vorjOijn, aor. I pass, imperat. at this moment. of voeca. = vca6r)S, sluggifh, lazy, dull. vvv ore, fariv ore, at times, sometimes. vco0pds, a, L,v, NT'S, vvrcr6s, 77, NIGHT, Lat. NOX, whether the N,fl'I nom. and ace. dual of 670;, we two, us two, us night-season or a night; VVKTUS by night, Lat. noctu ; Att. vw poet. vw gen. and dat. dual vwiv, of
e.
vvv.
TO, vvv, rovvv or ravvv, as to the preat the present moment, a stronger form of II. vvv also denotes the immediate follow-
a thing by night murky.
as if asleep.
2.
doing dark as night,
I. act.
, :
VVKTO.
during the night, the night long: so also with preps., ava or SicL VVKTO, all night long; Sia VVKTUS in the course of the night; etc VVKTVS just after
night-fall into the night.
;
two, to ws two; Att. vwv.
Hence
to us two.
[t"]
vwiTepos, a, ov,
vcoXeja.es,
of,
from, or belonging
Adv. unceasingly, continually, without

(Deriv. uncertain.)
in-
so also
i/no"
vvftra
II.
iroppca rfjs VVKTVS far gloom, darkness, murki;
termission.
vccXejxecos,
Adv.
rjaa),
= vu\fJ.S.
(vffj.o)')
ness.
2.
the night
the nether world.
of death, i.e. death III. Nt', as prop,

:
itself.
3.
TO, Ion. for vorjfM.

,
n., the
godVIKpense.
f.
dess of Night, daughter of Chaos. TCS, the hours or watches of the night
IV.
pi.
II.
to deal out, distribute, disI. of to direct, guide, control :
from Homer downwards, the Greeks divided the night into three
watches fj.eo~ai vvtcrfs midnight. V. the quarter of night, the evening-quarter of heaven, i.e. the West, as opp. to the dayspring in the East. E, Ep. for Hvv(, 3 sing. aor. I of vvaaca. X)'2, ov, 77, a daughter-in-law : generally, any female connected by marriage, as 7a///3pos meant a man connected by marriage. II. generally, a
;
2. to manage skilfully, wield, sway, ply. of the limbs, to ply nimbly. 3. metaph. to revolve in the mind: to think on, observe, remark.
weapons,
vwiv; see vwi. vwvvjxvos, ov, Ep. collat. form of VWVVU.QS, like oivoiv, Att. for
SV/JLVOS for SiSv/zos,
vaivvfjios, ov, (VTJ-, ovvp.a
ciTrdAaôs for aTraAa/ios. Aeol. for oVofta) without

c.
name,
out the
i.
e.
name
bride, mistress.
(yvoaca) a post or pillar on a racei. the course, viz., turning-post so placed at the end of the course, that the chariots driving up the
vvoxra,
77$, 77,
ace., vwpoiri vwpov}/, Xo.\K(f, vwpoTra, \aXKOv flashing, gleaming brass. vword|Avos, vcvxra<r0at > Ion. aor. I med. part, and
inf.
II. unknown, inglorious. of, i. e. without knowledge OTTOS, 6, T), only in dat. and
gen. with-
of.
of votw.
470
v<0T-S-yY*
a> >
f-
rcorctycoyeo)
ffQ} > "fl
(VUTOV-, dôryos) to carry
on
chestnut mares.
n.,
I.
the back.
vtov-aKjAcov, ovos, 6,
77,
(VWTOV, a/fâw) with mailed
by men
II. S'dvdos paroxyt., as prop, a stream of the Troad, so called by gods, Scamander. 2. a horse of Achilles.
back.
voxrtatos, a, ov, (VOITOV^) of or belonging to the back; vuTiaia dpOpa the joints of the back, the vertebrae. vomo>, f. iffca, (vSirov} to make to turn the back, put
to flight.
flee.
III. to
II. intr. to
|av0o-<j>iJTjs, cs, (ai>06s, <pvrj)
av0o-xtTwv,
coat.
cuvos, 6,
T),
yellow by nature. (av06$, "xlruv} with yellow
turn one's back, turn and TTOVTOV cover the back of another
:
|;av06-xpoos, ov, (av06s, XP^s) with yellow skin. avTT]s, ov, 6, fem. dvrpia, (aiv<a) a wool-carder.
^6ivi],
vcariaai to
skim the
sea.
Iciv-airaTTjs, ov, 6, Ion. 77, Ion. for tvrj.
to mount the vo>TO-|3<iTa>, f. 77O"cy, (VWTOV, âlvca) back. II. to walk on the back or ridge of.
Jctvq-SoKos, ov, poet

îvf|tov, r6, (e/os) Ion. for f cvfiov, a host's gift, also provision presented on parting, mostly in pi.
:
TO, rd, the back, Lat. tergum ; the pi. VWTO. often used for the sing., like Lat. terga, e. g.
NJTTON,
made for a
vura Sovvai to turn the back, flee, like Lat. dare II. metaph. terga; KarcL VOJTOV from behind. any wide surface; evpea VWTO. OaXdacfrjs the broad back or surface of the sea : also large tracts of land, 2. any back or ridge. plains.
rci
guest, and generally, friendly gifts. eivi<i), Ion. for fvifa. ev~. eiviT], fjeiviKos, Ion. for
Icivtov, TO, ^cCvios, rj, ov, Ion. for f tv-. gcivCo-ai, Ep. for gtviacu, aor. I inf. of evifa. wrtrev, Ep. for fgfvicrcv, 3 sing. aor. I of gtvifa.
vo>ro-4>6pos, ov, (VUTOV, <pfp(o) carrying on the back.
vwx^^s,
(Deriv.
moving sluggishly, Hence uncertain.)

cs,
slothful, inactive.
;ivo-SoKo>, ^CIVO-SOKOS, ov, Ion. for ;tvo-KTOVto, Ion. for gevoKTOveca:

jcivos,
77,
cj/o8
ov, Ion. for

77,
ivos.
Hence
vo>xe\ia Ep.
-Cij,
77,
laziness, sluggishness.
;ivoo"uvir),
;6tvoci>,
Ion. for gevoffvvij.
Ion. for gevooo.

ov, 6,
|v-aYTT]s,
f.
(evos, ayeTtjs) one

to be
who
takes
charge of guests.
3
A
H,
fourteenth letter of the Greek , , l, TO, indecl. It was 60,000. alphabet as numeral ', 60, but a double consonant, compounded of 70", KG, xo*. In Att. Greek, came in with the Samian alphabet (see
, : ,
a guide of strangers: rjffct}, (gevayos) vaY6to, Pass, to be conducted to see sights. II. to levy
or lead mercenary troops.
Jjev-a-yos, ov,
(evos,
ijyeofjiai)
or guests.
II. as Subst.,
conducting strangers gevayos, 6, the leader
of a body of mercenaries.
H. was represented by x ff in Aeol. and Att. is interchanged with K and o*, as, KOLVOS vvo$; and Dor. fut. and aor. /fAaw for K\-yaoj,
77)
;
before this
it
who
etv-, (tvos, dirardta) one v-airaTT]S ov, o, poet. deceives guests or strangers, [a]
j.
6v-apK"qs, es, (eVos, dpKsoS) aiding strangers.

evr], 77, fem. of givos: guest: a foreign woman* a foreign country.
(sub. yvv-fj}, a female

II.
III. also is often intervaigai for irataai, etc. changed with aff or TT, not only in the fut. of Verbs
(sub.
x&P
or 7^)
in -o"0"cy
and -TTCU, e. g. dvdffaoj, dvd^ca, but also in ievrjXao-Ca, 77, at Sparta, a measure for keeping was foreigners out of the country. From like oiaaos rpiavos Ion. 8ios rpi6s. most. freq. in Dor. and old Att. dialect. [Vowels be^v-T]\aTco, (gzvos, lAawcu) to banish foreigners.
words
fore
are always long by position.] (jcvCa Ep. i-evit] Ion. êtvCir], 77, (^tVos) the state or f. av u : aor. I tfrjva Pass., aor. I e- privileges of a guest, hospitality: hospitable reception, to scratch, comb : esp. of wool, entertainment. 1. a friendly relation between two dvOrjv pf. âp.fjuaa. : to card, so as to make it fit for spinning. 2. of princes or states. II. the state or rights of a II. metaph. to treat as in tvias (pevyfiv (sc. cloth, to full, clean. foreigner, as opp. to a citizen
BAI'Nil,
:
fulling, to thresh, mangle, lacerate.
brown
av0as, Dor. for gavOrjs, fern. gen. of av6os. av0tco, f. iaoj Att. tw, (gav96s) to make yellow or : to roast or fry brown.
ypatyrjv) to be indicted as an alien for usurping civic rights. vio> Ion. ivto> : fut. eviff<a Ep. fctiviooo) : aor.
gdv6ur|i.a, arcs, TO, (ai/0tcu) that which is
I k^vioa Ep. ltivioaa or dyed receive a guest or stranger,
eiviooa
(eVos)
to
yellow.
av06-Ycos, (av, (av06s, 777) of yellow soil. |av06-0p<|, Tprxos, o, T), (avOt>s, epi^} yellow-haired.
mercenary, hired for foreign service; TO evoi, a body or army of mercenaries. pale yellow; also red-yellow, chestnut, auburn, Lat. av6al Tp'^s golden hair; av6cls i'mrovs foreign, outlandish. flavus ;
âv0o-Kojjn]s, ov, 6, (av&6s, Ko(ji.r)) = av060pig. âv06s, 77, 6v, yellow of various shades, golden or
to entertain hospitably, Lat. hospitio excipere : Pass, to be entertained as a II. to be or speak like a foreigner. guest. {jevtKos, 77, 6v, also os, ov, Ion. civuc6s (tvos) : 2. of soldiers, of or for a stranger, foreign.
:
viie6v,
II.
= oi
strange,
471
!vtos, a, ov, Att. also os, ov, Ion. gcivios (fVos,
eu/os} belonging to a guest, hospitable, belonging Vios TIVI bound to one by ties of hosto hospitality ;
:
1. to be lodged as treaty of hospitality with one. a guest, to be entertained. 3. to be in foreign parts,
to be
abroad :
&Vos,
to
go
into,
banishment.
pitality.
II.
*via (sub. 8o)pa), TO, a guest's

the entertainment of
ev<iv, vo>s,
6, (fcVos)
a guest-chamber.
:
gifts
friendly gifts.
T),
Adv. of
evo$, strangely
evcas
%x flv
to be
jjevio-is,
(vi(a)
a guest.
innovation. 77, (evoca) estrangement : 6viTvop,ai as Dep., to be <&, BEPO'5, d, ov, Ion. for fopos, dry ; ITOTI (p6v to dry land. foreigner: to be a mercenary in foreign service. gc<r|j.a, OTOS, TO, (fo>) that which is smoothed, vo-8SiKTr]S, ov, b, (eVos, Sa'ifa) a murderer of a polished : hence = oavov, a statue or image. guest. vo-8aCTT)S, ov, 6, (Vos, Sato;) a devourer of y. , Ep. for cêfff, 3 sing. aor. I of f guests or strangers. gcvo-SoKelov and -x^tov, TO, a place for strangers o-rr]S, ov, 6, a liquid and dry measure, corrupted from the Lat. sextarius, nearly = a pint English. to lodge in, an inn : from
eviTtia>,
strange. gtvoxrts,
(/os),
or
evo5oxo Ion. JjeivoSoKtu, (/o8oxos) to entertain, georos, 77, oV, (eo>) scraped, planed, smoothed, polished. lodge guests or strangers. Hence SE'Ii f. f fffoj Ep. ((ffffca : aor. I e^co-a Ep. : 6vo8oxa,77,/fo entertainment of a guest or stranger. /o scrape, to polish by scraping or II, ivo-86icos, ((vos, 8ext* ai ) j-vo-S6xos, ov, Ion. planing.
:
Wa
entertaining guests or strangers : as Subst., SOKOS, 6, the host, opp. to e/os, the guest.
evo-8a>TT]S, ov, o, (evos,
8i8cafj.i)
fivo-
/o carve or w/or& in
fjTjvas, part. aor. I
wood
of
aor. I
or stone.
Pass., aor.
aivca.
the Lost.
|-r]paiva>,
:
f.
avw
t^pava.
I
:
77-
pf. fg-rjpaa [tat or fgrjpafiftai : (g(vos)full of strangers. pdvOrjv (r)p6$) Pass, to become or be dry, ICVOKTOVCCO Ion. ICIVOKT-, f. 770-0;, to slay guests or to parch up, dry up : 2. to empty, drain, dry, Lat. siccare. From parched. strangers. (jsvo-KTovos, ov, (evos, KTfivw} slaying guests or T]p-aAoi4>co>, f. 770-0;, (yp6s, a\ei<p(u) to rub with dry unguents, to use oil unmixed with water : a term strangers. SE'NOS Ion. getvos, o, a guest or host, Lat. hospes: used by wrestlers.
|vo6is,
eo-cra, cv,
I. the friend, with whom one has a in this sense both parties are treaty of hospitality II. in eVoi, and the relation was hereditary. Homer mostly the guest, as opp. to the host. 2.
either as
^Tjp-ajiireXtvos,
77,
of withered vine-leaves, a
ov, (grjpos, d'yUTreXos) of the colour sort of scarlet, hence Lat.
vestes xerampelinae. ^TjpavOels, aor. i pass. part, of grjpaivu.
any stranger,
tality.
tv, O stranger, was a common river, also of the air: of persons, withered, hagterm of address. II. like Lat. siccus, *'4. from meaning a stranger gard. fasting, sober, austere, i/os came to signify a hireling, who entered into harsh. III. generally, drained, exhausted. IV. foreign service, a mercenary soldier, e. g. of the as Subst., r)pd (sub. 777), ?7, dry land, opp. to vypd; so in Persian pay. TO rjpov. Greeks 5. simply for @dp(3apos also a foreigner. ITJPOTTJS, 77x05, fj, (i]p6s) dryness or soundness of As Adj. Att. os, ov, Ion. Jsivos, 77, ov, timber. vos, rj, ov,
3. later, a)
as being entitled to the rights
of hospi-
HHPO'5,
a, ov, dry,
parched, of the channel of a
foreign, strange.
2. c. gen. rei, strange to a thing, unacquainted with, ignorant of it. a lodging for guests v6-o-TS<ris, 77, (eVos, 'Larr\p.C)
Tjpo-<J>aY>,
|i<j>-T|pT)S, fs,
f. 570-0;,
(i]p6s, Qajfiv') to eat dry food.
(i(pos, dpapfiv)
armed with a sword,

bearing a sword:
sword
sword
in hand.
(p(pca)
or strangers.
voo-tivir]
i<|n]-4>6pos, or, (i<f)os,

77,
Ion. Jjetv-,
(Vos,
ffi/os)
hospitality,
in hand.
the ties or rights 6v6-Ti|AOS,

oi/,
of hospitality. (tVos, TLfidoj) honouring guests or

770-0;,
(-u|>(8u>v,
TO,
Dim. of
[Y]
i<pos,
a small sword, a
by the
dagger, dirk.
i4>o-8T|AT]TOS, ov,
(i(pos,
SrjXeofiai} slain
jjvoTpo4>6&>,
f.
to entertain or
maintain guests :
esp. /o maintain
mercenary troops.
From
^vo-rp6<J>os, ov, (Vos, rpf^ca) entertaining guests : esp. maintaining mercenaries.
voc|>ovo,
f.
Tôôj,
to
murder guests or strangers.
From
^vo-<j>6vos,
Ijevoco Ion.
oi/,
(/os, *<peVo/) murdering strangers.

f.
of wounds, inflicted by the sword. I<J>O-KTOVOS, ov, (i<pos, KTfivoi} slaying with the sword. II. proparox. I<J>UKTOVOS, ov, pass, slain by the sword. t<t>o-p,<ixaipa, 77, (/</>os, jj.dxaipa) a sword slightly curved, between a straight sword and sabre : cf. sq. [a] EI'^02 Dor. <TKi<J)Os, eos, TO, a sword: in Homer
:
sword
eivoco,
aVa>, (eVos) /o
I
make or
with
raz/
fut.
as oe's guest: to entertain.
II. Pass.,
;
described as large and sharp, and two-edged : later, uos was distinguished as the straight sword, from
fjidxaipa.
.
med.
evuoopai
aor.
itvwQr)V
/o enter into
a the sabre,
\JL~\
472
t(J>-ovXic6s, ov, (i(pos, f\Kai) l4>-ovpYOS, OF, (i(pos, epyov}
drawing a sword. making swords.

:
Ep. for avvyyciparo, 3
sing.
aor. I
med. of avvayfipoj.
the
6avov, TO, statue of a god.
(w)
77,
an image carved of wood

(foaFOF,
-noiioj}
vvav,
CIFOS, o,
vva'.ov, OFOS, o,
oavo-iroua,
images.
jjots, i'Sos,
77,
carving
of
^weaâ,
aor. I
vvdow, vvrj(av, q. v. Dor. for gvvrjav. [a] of avvdyvvfjii.
(eo>) a sculptor's chisel. ov06-iTT6pos, OF, (ou0os, TTTfpov) having dusky
IVV-CCIKOO-I, Ep. for gvveiKoai, avvd/toai, Kaai) twenty at a time, twenty together.
(VF,
ei-
wings.
5OT0CX2, 77", OF, akin to gavdus, a colour between av96s and nvppus, yellowish, tawny, dusky, mostly of colour; but also of sound, shrill, thrilling; TTTI ov0a AaAoV the cicada with its shrill note.
f-,
vvT|Ka, Ep. for gwijtca, aor. I of ^vvirjfjLi. jjvveiXT)Ov, old Att. impf. of avjK\dca. aor. I inf. of vvf\avv(a.
aor. 2 imperat. of vvir)fj.i. 6, Ion. for gvvrjcav. , wvos,
vvfj,
Adv.,
otFr},
in
common, properly
dat. fern,
for all
words so beginning,
77,
v. sub avy-f-.
of
UFOS.
(us,
f. 770*0;,
old Att. for avyK\fiais.
j-vt\\T],
77,
= KvrjaTis, (vcui)
to
old Att. for avyK\fioj. a tool for scraping or

II.
mon :
for vveios, (^VFOS) public, 77, OF, Ep. as Subst., gvvrjia, rd, public property. jjuvfjica, aor. i of ^vvirjî.
^WT|tos,
com-
filing wood, a plane or rasp. .used by the Spartans.

t;XT]Y<>,
f?70"tt>,
a curved dagger,
ÛVTJCOV, OFOS, o,
|i)vdv
carry
wood
or timber.
From
wood,
ner
gtiX-TjYos, OF, (I>AOF, 0170;) carrying wood. |vXto(jwu, Dep. (UAOF) to carry or gather
Dor. ^vvdcov [a], Ion. ^wecov Dor. (UFOS) a joint oiuner, part proprietor, partd\s gvvdow, the salt on the common table. vvi, pres. imperat. of vvir)[jii, as if from *vvio}.
:
îivCet, pres.
imperat. of gvvirjfu, as
if
from^wtto;.
it
[t ]
Lat. lignari.
ij-uviov, Ep. for gvvicaav, 3 pi. impf. QfCfwiiffU.
[u]
dif-
IvXivos,
vXX-, common, public, general, belonging to |vXo-K OTTOS, OF, (fvAoF, KOTTTQj) hewing, felling all in common; gvvci \eyftv to speaks/or the common 2. as Subst., V\OKUTTOS, 6, a wood-cutter. wood. good: dat. fern. ÛFTJ as Adv. = icoivr}, in common, Hence vXov, TO, (vo>) wood ready for use, firewood, timber, so too neut. pi. uFa. II. a slick in pi., uAa F7/ia ship-ifzw6er. etc. t)v6-<|>pa)v, OFOS, o, 77, (VFC'S, f^prjv') like-minded. 2 a collar of or />z'ec o/ wooa : a s/c/t, cudgel. (ÛFOS, \c.p7Jvai*) rejoicing with all ^\Jvo-xapT|S, wood, put on the neck of the prisoner to confine him, alike. the irevrfavpiyyov v\ov con(wcovia, 77, = Koivcavia, partnership, fellowship. Sfjaai riva kv v\cp sisted of a wooden collar with stocks to confine the Ôov, Ep. for e'woF, impf. of vca. to shave; proverb., arms and legs. 3. a bench, table, esp. a moneyjjtipaco or -o>: f. 770*0;: (vp6v}: Med., with pf. vpfiv IF xPV to shave to the quick. 4. -npMTOv uAoF, the front bench changer's table. of the Athenian theatre, and so nearest the act- pass. tvpr)fj.ai: to shave oneself or get oneself shaved : also c. ace., gvpeiaOai KttpaXrjv to shave one's head or ors. III. later, a tree; cp. e'ipiov.
fers in dialect,
: 1
.
wooden, [u] 77, OF, (fuAoF) of wood, for all words so beginning, v. sub o-vAA-.
^wos,
77,
OF, (^VF)
=KOLVUS, from which
only
as jjvXo-Tojxos, OF, (vAoF, Tt/xtfF) cutting wood: Subst., gv\.oT6fi.os, o, a wood-cutter. vXovpY">, f. 770*0;, (t>Aovp7os) to work wood.
get
it
shaved.
iip-T?licT|S, es,
(wpoV, d/7) keen as a rasor, with a

II.
rasor's edge.
(jt5po-S6CT)
close-shaven.
?),
Hence
vX-oupYto>, 57, ê working of wood. gt)X-ovpYos, OF, (f uAoF, epyov) working in wood as Subst., gv\ovpy6s> 6, a joiner, carver of images.
:
and |vpo-8oXT],
(vpov, Sex
/* 01 )
rasor-case.
^tipov, TO, (v<a} a rasor: proverb, of critical situa7Tt vpov i'ararai d/f^s.. .. oAc^pos r/e fiiwvai
life
tions,
i)Xoxiop,ai Dor. gvXoxicrSojjiat, Dep.
to
gather
:
death or
wood.
From
rfjs dK^rjs
stands on a rasor's edge so, !TH vpov e'xTcu fi^lv ra Trpdynara our affairs rest
;
jjvX-oxos, 77, (Î/AOF, (X the lair of a wild beast.

vX6u),
f.
thicket,
copse
hence
on a rasor's edge.
i-vpp-,
|iipco,
IvXcjo-ts,
make ofivood. Hence oVa;, (ûAoF) the wood-work, framework of a house. 77,
to
y/z/3cuFo;.
inf.
cf.
t}po-4>opeco, f. for all
to carry a rasor. 770-0), (vpov, (pipca) words so beginning, v. sub avpp-. vpdw aor. I med. (vpdp.r)v.
:
vp,pai7j, 3 sing. aor. 1 opt. of 'ujxpXT|p,evat,, Ep aor. 2 pass.

gvjjipXirjTo,
gvp.pXiriVTO,
3 sing,
and
pi.
o"u/x/3aAAo> Ep. aor. 2
Ijvaai, aor. i inf. of vca. |vcr06is, aor. i pass. part, of

vo-p,a, p.aros, r6,
vca.
and
^VCTJJLT|, 77,
(^to>) that
which
is
pass. ind.
scraped or planed
off",
filings, shavings.
for all words so beginning, v. sub avfj.fi-. used in old Att. for the later and more common avv; vv seldom occurs in Homer. For all compds. of w-, v. sub avv-.
gvjAp,
-,
vo-T7ip, fjpos, 6, (^vo;)
a graving
t5o,
77,
tool, Lat.
scal-
3T'N,
prum.
VO-TS,
tSos, Att. ^vcrris,
(v<i})
a robe with
a sweeping
train.
O.
oz%
;
473
(gvffrov, /JaAeti/) spear-darting, famous son of Tydems Neorcup 6 ytp&v Nestor, that voTO-|36Xos, II. without a Subst., he, she, it, as, aged man. burling the javelin. III. peculiar uses as v<rr6v, To,(t;a>) the polished shaft of a spear, in Ho- o yap fi\0 for he came. 2. Pronoun: I. before relat. Pronouns os, oVos, ofos, mer once mentioned as twenty-two cubits long.
like 56pv,
shaft.
a spear, dart, javelin : generally, a pole, (Properly neut. of the Adj. u<rros.) VOTOS, o, (wf) a covered colonnade in gymnasia or
it
serves to recall the attention to the

(f>dfj.rjv
foregoing noun,
schools of exercise,
where
athletes exercised in winter,*
serving also for a walking-place, so called from its smooth and polished floor. II. in Roman villas, a terrace with a colonnade, also xystum. (Properly masc. of the Adj. varos, sub. 5p6fj.os.)
vcrr6s, 6v, (voj) scraped, pclished, Lat. rasus.
a\\ow, ruv, oaoot AVKITJV vaierdovfftv I thought that thou wert in sense far above the rest, namely those who, etc. 2. u from Homer downwards a very comp.iv.. , 6 8e.
as, irepl
ae
<pp4vas
ffjifêvat
mon
phrase, sometimes in opposition (where 6 ptv refers to the former, o Se to the latter), sometimes
expressing different parts of a thing, the one. other.., Lat. hie.., ille..: in neut. TO ftev.
5e.
.
the
TO
vcTTO-4>6pos, ov, (VO~TGV, <p(poj) carrying a spear.
,
.
v<TTpa,
77,
in adverbial sense, partly..

,
t/o"Tpts.
77,
\t.kv.
rcL Sf.
(va>) a tool for scraping or rubbing the scraper or strigil used after bathing. off, SY'vQ : impf. Zvov Ep. vov : f. v<rco : aor. I <lvaa:
v<TTpCs, ioos,
Pass.,
before.
fvioi 84
On
. .
'O of the other hand oi

. .
partly.. : also rci often occurs without 6 fiev..

,
by some
similar word, as
,
is often answered fJLtv. dXAa, or by eVfpos 8.

. .
etc.
aor. I
(gvaOijv
to
pf.
et>o-/xat
2.
plane, smooth or polish.
to scrape, : generally, to make
R
from
to
o,
77,
TO,
THE DEFINITE ARTICLE,
the,
the indefin.
Pron. being
ticle, is later
it,
T^S, rl.
The
use of
o,
i},
TO, as the Ar-
smooth or fine,
old age
v(rai diro yfjpas
work finely or delicately. 3. oAotoV to rub away, get rid of sad
as
than its use as the Pronoun, and sprang rov dpiarov, him that was bravest, came
the bravest;
mean simply make friends, but

friends one does
<pi\ovs votficrOai
to the
rovs
(J>i\ovs iroiftadai to
make
O
vJ, o, o (UKpov, little, i. e. short o, (in opp. to o fifgreat, i. e. long and double o, oj being for oo) teenth letter in the Greek alphabet as numeral o', 70, but o, 70,000. O came very near to diphth. ov, as appears from their frequent interchange as in Aeol. @6\o p.ai for /SovAo/wzi, and Ion. ftovvos vovcros for fj.6vos voaos. Aeol., o is often changed into v, as ovvfjua fj-vyis for ovofM p6yis. II. Dor. often for ot, as dyvoitoa
:
: ;
make. Peculiar usages of the Article. I. it may stand with prop, names, as o 'ScaKpdrrjs but not when some attribute with the Article follows, as ôjKpdrijs 6 <pi\6ao(pos. 2. before the Infinitive, used as a neut. Subst., in all cases, as, TO tlvai the being, TOU flvai, etc. 3. before Adverbs, which thus take an f ot TOT* dvOpojAdject, sense, as, rd vvv the present irot the men of that time. The Subst. is often omitted, as, ot TOT (sc. dvOpoinoi), 77 avpiov (sc. 7)/ifpa) the
; ;
morrow.
Art.
is
4. before any word or phrase cited, the used in neut. gend., as, TO dvOpcairos the word or notion man ro \eyaj the word \fyca, etc. ; so
;
VTOifu
irvoid for dyvoica TTTOCCW irvod. III. like a, o is often rejected or prefixed, as #tAAo> 6/ceAAcu, IV. in compds., esp. Adjecovpopai bovpopai.
tives, o,
if
it
before a whole sentence, as, TO fj-ijSfva emu rwv faovrcuv o\(3iov the fact or statement that no living
man
comes before the second member,
is
changed by Poets metri

77,
as Oeoyfvrjs
grat. into a long vowel, usu. Otoooitos i(pO(p6pos, into Ofrjyfvrjs
is happy. 5. absol. with Adverbs of time and place, where the Adv. retains its adverbial force, and the Art. only serves to strengthen it, as TO" vvv
(Dor. Bfdyevris) OfTjdvKos t<prj<p6pos. 'O, 'H, TO', is, A. demonstr. Pronoun; B. the deC. accentuated in masc. and fern, finite Article;
TO" irptV formerly. 6. before the interrog. TO Pron., Tts or Trofos, mostly in neut. sing., TO Tt iroiov ; to make the question more precise. II.
now,
in elliptic expressions
I.
before gen. of a prop,

:
and plur. o, 77, TO, relative Pronoun for os, 77, o. Gen. TOV, TTJS, TOV dat. TOJ, rrj, TO) ace. rov, TTJV, TO: dual nom. and ace. ru, TO., ru: gen. and dat.
sing,
: :
rotv, raw, TOW plur. nom. ol, at, rd dat. rots, rats, TO?S ace. rovs, TO.S, rd.
: :
gen.
ruv
name, o Aios.tbe son of Jupiter, 7) Arjrovs the daughter of Latona, where vtos or dvydrrjp is to be supplied but this form also includes other persons, which must be supplied from the context, as brother, wife,
etc. 2. before
Homer
has
a neut. gen.
it
indicates
any
rela-
also gen. sing, rofo for rov, nom. pi. rot, rai, gen. pi. fern, rduv [a], dat. pi. rofo-t, 7-775 and rrjffi, as de-
monstr. Pronouns. A. 6, 7), TO, DEMONSTR. PRONOUN, for oSf, 1JO6, TuSf, in Homer the usual sense. Homer uses the Pronoun
I. joined with a Subst. chiefly in two ways : not as the Article, but like Lat. tile, 6 1v5fior]$ the
the meaning but little, as TO TT^S TroAecus that which belongs to the so, rd ruv 'E\\rjstate, nearly the same as T) TroAts vcav, rd rwv Tlfpauv the affairs or power of the
tioa to a thing,
and often
alters
rd ruv 'Adyvaiojv <f>pov(tv to Greeks, Persians, etc. hold the sentiments of the Athenians, i. e. be on their side so, with neut. of possess. Pron., TO epov, TO aov
;
474
what regards
for
oy/xo?.
6pptp,o-ira,TpT],
f),
me
or thee,
my
or thy part, often put

;
(o(3pi(*os, nar-qp}
daughter of a
70;, ffv, etc.

I.
ABSOL. USAGE OF SINGLE CASES

there, that
TJJ
of Place,
2.
mighty father, epith. of Minerva. V
OBP1"MO5,
r),
ov, also
77,
ov, strong, mighty.
way, here,
this
way, Lat. hac.

3.
with
.
.
6-ySoas, aSos,
o"ySo<STOS, TptTOs), the
77,
(6/crw) the
:
number
eight.
a notion of motion towards, thither.

rftirfp
T{?
of Manner,
,
ov, poet, for

T)
in this way, thus.

. .
5c
of Place, here
there
4. repeated rfj u.tv : also on the

. .
eigh'h
oySoos (like rpiraros for oyooarr) (sub. rj^pa), the
one
eighth day.
,
5. relative, where, for rj, part .. on the other ... II. ry, dat. neut., therefore, on this aconly Ep. III. 2. thus, so, in this wise, only Ep. TO, ace. neut. (like Att. o neut. from 6's), whereV. IV. TOV, gen. neut. wherefore. fore.
,
ot, at,
rd, indecl. (OKT&) eighty.
ts, or
OYSOT^KOVT-OVTTQS,
cs, (<ry-
OOTJKOVTO,, eTos) eighty years old. oYSoTjKoa-TOS, 77, ov, (oyooTjKovrd) the eightieth. OYBoos, 77, ov, (OKTOJ) the eighth, Lat. octavus.
with Prepositions, of Time,

whilst.
l/f
TOV ever
since, kv
Ty
OYSwKovra,
of, of,
rd, indecl., contr. for

cs,
o-
eighty, Lat. octoginta.

r\,
C.
o,
PRONOUN,
.
TO, accentuated through all cases, RELATIVE for os, ij, o: very freq. in Homer, also Ion.
enclitic gen.
oYScoKovTa-TT|s,
eighty years old.
contr.
for
D. the
Tiro's, TIV'L,
from
:
dat. TOV, rca, are used for the INDEFINITE PRONOUN Tts ri. So
\
and
o-Y, 77-76, Tu-ye, the demonstr. Pron. o, 77, TO, made more emphat. by the addition of ye, Lat. hicce, haecce,
hocce, he, she,
2. fem. dat. rr,yf, used as Adv. it. of place, here, on this spot. 3. ace. neut. T(/ye on this account, for this very reason. "OyKa, poet. 'OyKaitj, 17, a name of Minerva in Thebes a gate in that city was called from her
:
Ion. Teo, contr. TCV: dat. TCO: gen. and dat. pi. recov, but TOV Teots Toto*t Ion. Teo ; Tfv ; for TtVos
;
;
interrog., wherefore? dat. TCOJ for dat. TOtS, TfOlffl.

o, Ion.
nvi;
pi.
gen. TCOJV;
and Dor.
relat.
Pron. for
v. o,
77,
TO
c.
of relat. Pron. os. 6a, woe ! Lat. vae ! [ca] "OA'P, oapos,ff, a consort, mate, wife: gen. pi. odpow : contr. nom. Hence p, with dat. pi. wpfaoi. 6apid> contr. copi(o, f. aca, to converse familiarly, hold converse with. Hence
o, neut.
o, familiar converse, fond discourse. oapi<TTT|S, ov, 6, (oapi'â;) a companion, mate, bosom-
'Oyicatoi or 'OyKa'ioijs.
0-yKa-op.cu,
,
f.
6,
d,
Dep. to bray. Hence a braying. II. meov, (oyKos) bulky, swollen.

-77<70ficu,
taph. stately, pompous. Lat. molestus.

;,
2.
grievous, troublesome,
6api(rp,6s, ov,
',
TO, (cfy/fos)
ov, 6, (dytcdofjiai) a braver, i. e. an ass. a case for barbed arrows, etc.
friend.
oapurrus,
vos,
77,
liar converse, fond course. 3. a band or w y
Ion. for odpiaua, (oaptâ;) famidiscourse. 2. generally, inter-
a bend, curve, hence a 1, o, (A), (dyKos) hook, barb, esp. of an arrow or spear-head.
"OFKO2,
o,
(B), bulk,
mass
2.
company. familiar converse, fond discourse, and generally, converse, discourse, words, mostly in plur.; but also in sing, talk, discourse.
OA PO2, o, = oapicrfj.6s,
77,
heap or pile of faggots.

;
which was dressing the hair bushy knot or roll, to give the appearance of height to the person. II. metaph. bulk, weight,
portance, dignity
conceit.
2.
a),
:
oyrcos (ppvydvow a a particular way of gathered up into a
"Oao-ts,
Oasis, a
name of
the fertile spots in the

spit
:
but also
in
bad sense, arrogance,

:
Libyan
desert.
ojSeXiorKOS, o,
Dim. of 6@e\6s, a small
any
f.
trouble, difficulty. waca : aor. I wyfcuffa
Pass., aor.
:
wyII.
II. a pointed instrument, the leg of a compass. pointed pillar, obelisk. Aeol. and Dor. 6SeX6s, ov, o, a spit : also 6|3eX6s II. a pointed pillar, obeany pointed instrument. lisk. @e\os with o prefixed.) (6/3eA,os, 6^0X65, ov, o, collat. form of o/3eA.c's, an obol, a coin worth 8 \a\Ko?, ^th of a opaxA"?, rather more than three halfpence, II. also as a weight, the sixth part of a drachma.
pf.
:
wyKOJpai
Pass, to be
(oyicos B)
to
make
bulky,
to
enlarge
metaph.
to exalt, raise to
:
heaped up, swollen. honour : but also,
puff
up with pride
Pass, to be puffed up, swoln, elated.

(oytcos
B,
fs,
cTSos)
bulky,
swollen,
rounded
turgid.
>,
/],
f.
-ciffca,
tv, (67/CGG/) heaped up. to trace a straight
line,
of
6j3oXocrTaTa>,
obols
f.
770-0;,
to practise petty usury.
From
ploughers, reapers, or
mowers
of an army, to
defile,
opoXo-O-TOLTIflS, OV, 6, (ojQoAOS, i'ffTT]^ : a petty usurer, pawnbroker, [a] "OBPIA, rd, the of animals.
a weigher of &yp.tvov avrw they were marching in file before him: metaph., oypfixiv crifiov to trail one's weary way,
of a lame man.
,
6j3piK&Xa, rd,
= ofipia.
young
From
;
[t ]
o,
(ayca) anything traced in a straight line

;
oppijAO-epYos, ov,
violence or wrong.
(o[$pip.os,
epyov) doing deeds of a furrow in ploughing

;
or
line:
a path;
a swathe in reaping : a row esp. the path of the heavenly
6j3pt|A6-6v}Jios, ov, (oftpipos, 0v/*os)
strong-minded,
bodies.
475
"OrXNH, 77, a pear-tree. oS-a/yos, o, Dor. for 0877708.
o8cuos,
a, ov,
II. odaid, TO, ney. travels, merchandise.
II.
a /*ar.
(ubos) belonging to a
way
or jour-
68fXTj Ion. 6cr}iT|, -f), (o<w) a smell, scent, a sweet odour : also a bad smell, stench, stink. 68onrAavto, f. 770-0;, to stray from the road, wander
goods witb which a merchant

teeth,
*
about, lose one's way.
From
68d, Adv.
(boiKvca
with o euphon.) with the

pf.
68oi-irXavT)S, c's, (oSos, -nXavaofj-ai} straying the road, wandering about, roaming.
from
Hence by biting, Lat. mordicns. 68do> or as Dcp. 68do[jicu: impf. u>Sa~ov:

:
68oiiropeo>
pa
II.
'iroprjKa
f. impf. w8onri.povv rjaca : pf. wSoito be a wayfarer, to travel, (uSonrupos)

:
to feel a biting pain, feel irritation. wba.'yuai in act. sense, to bite, nibble, sting.
journey, walk.
Hence
68do), f. rjffct), (oSos) to export and Pass, to be carried away and sold.
sell, traffic
in
o-8s, ij-oe, rt-be, demonstr. Pron., formed by adding the enclit. -5e to the old demonstr. Pron. 6, 77, TO, and declined like it Ep. dat. pi. masc. and fem. Att. more roiaSeaffi, ToTaotaaiv, as well as TofcrSe ode, fjSe, ruSe is emphat. obi, rj8i, root, etc. [I] much the same as euros, this, but is more emphatic, this one here, Lat. hicce, haecce, hocce: as opposed to OUTOS, 6'Se marks what is to follow, while euros refers to what has been before mentioned. II. it often seems to stand, like Lat. hie, as Adv. of Place, here, there, but always agreeing with its noun, as, ejx os fj.lv roSe #efrat ITTI \0ov6s here lies the lance upon the ground: 'AxtAAeus tyyis oSe K\ov6cav here is
: :
:
cBouropia, 77, a journey, way : a journey by land, opp. to a sea-voyage. oSoiiropiKos, 77, Lv, of or for a journey. Adv. -KMS, like a traveller.
oSoiiropiov, TO, provision for a journey. oSoi-iropos, ov, (68os,
as Subst., oSotircpoSjO,
TTt'pos)
From
travelling, journeying :
a wayfarer,foot-traveller: also, a fellow-traveller or guide. 686vTd, oSovras, ace. sing, and pi. of obovs,
68ovTO-c})6pos, ov, (oSovs, (pfpoj) bearing teeth; Koff-
fws
08.
an ornament consisting of strings of

s,
teeth.
68ovTO-4>i5tjs,
(68ous, (pica)
(oSot's)
sprung from
teeth.
teeth.
oSovTow,
f.
waia,
6v,
to
furnish with
teeth.
:
Hence
oSovrcoTos,
: :
77,
furnished with
:
f. waca oSoiroteco pf. pass. w8oimpf. wboiroiovv to make or level a road : to Achilles nigh at hand routing. 2. with a pers. (oSoTroios) : ircirjiMi ob' 670; rj\vQov here am I. of roads, to be made make a path for oneself: Pass., Pron., o5' f.lp,i, 3. with 2. to make practicable or passrts, rts oo Nauert/cda eVerctt ; who is here following fit for use. also with Verbs of motion, like able. Nausicaa? 3. to put one in the way, guide, to set 4.
III. to Advs. of Place and Time Pron. adds precision, just, very ; avrov TWO' Vi IV. ob' euros, brifj.0! here amid this very people. stronger form for o avrus, the very same, this very ; rovo' avrov \vKaQavTos this very year. V. in Att. dialogue, the masc. and fem. Pron. often refer to the speaker, 06" 1/770, or o5t alone, this man here,
Sevpo, hither.
this
forward on a journey
Pass, to
make
one's
way
advance, Lat. progredi. oSoiroua, 77, road-making, the ditty of a pioneer.
From
68o-iroios,
v,
(oSos,
iroifca)
making roads
as
Subst., oSoiTTOtos, o,
a road-maker, pioneer : a roada threshold.
the
man
before
you,
(fdi, ellipt. this point of time.
VI.
i. e. myself, emphatic for with gen., es rude xpovov to
surveyor. 686s, ov,
6,
Att. for Ion. ovous,

77,
on the
thus.
B. absol. usage of some cases ryot of Place, here, 2. of the Way or Manner, spot, Lat. hac.
:
therefore,
on
pi.
ace. neut. ro5e, hither, to this spot. 2. account. III. ace. neut. pi. root, this account. 2. thus, so. IV. dat. neut.
II.
on
this
a way, path, road, highway: a track, pathway : an entrance, approach : the course, channel of a river: the path of the heavenly bodies: irpo uoov further on the way ; KO.T' 68oV by II. a travelling, journey, or voyage : the way. also a march or expedition : olcavwv oboi the flight of birds hoyiwv 68us the way, i. e. meaning, of the
Aeol. oti86s, ov,
;
'OAO'5
Totaof, roiaioe on this wise, after this fashion
also,
with these words. 6Se\6s, o, Aeol. and Dor. for o/2eAo's and o#oAos. From oSevrrjs, oO, o, a wayfarer, traveller.
),
f.
III. metaph. the way, means, or man2. a way or method: also, ner of doing a thing. a way of thinking, mode of belief, esp. used of the
oracles.
Christian Faith.
the
(u5cs) to go, journey, travel. f. 'NOJ, to l ea d one upon his way, to shew one the way, guide, act as guide. From
oca,
o, (uous, dyoi) a guide. Tool. Att. for oSe, tf8e, roSe, q. v. [t] oSios, ov, (6o6s) belonging to a way or journey auspicious for the journey.
68-TjYos Dor. 68-ayos,

fjdi,
68-ovpos, ov, (oSos, ovpos) watching or guarding road: as fem. Subst., oSoGpos, 77, a conductress. 'OAOT'2, in Ion. Prose 68wv, o, gen oSovros: dat. a tooth, Lat. dens ; tpicos OOUVTCOV, see pi. o8oCo-i
:
68C,
tp/eos.
:
6So-<t>v\ag,
o;tfos, o,
(oSJs,
0uAa
:
a watcher, patrol
of the roads. \y\

to had into c86b>, f. wff<a : nor. I wbcaoa (oSos) : the right way : to put in the way : c. inf., w8a>0f 0po-
oSiorjxa, ares, ro, (o5os) a means of passing, way. 68iTrjs, ou, o, (oSos) a wayfarer^ traveller : Dor. ace. ooiTdv. [t]
TOVS (ppovtiv he guided mortals to be wise; also to
476
Pass, to be brought on the way, adbring, send: vance, succeed. oSuvdom, for dovvq, 2 sing. pres. pass, of oovvaw.
head.
there
II. often used impers., oet 7781) rrjs ypoas a sweet smell from the skin ifMriuv ofyaei there will be an odour of wit from your otgioTrjros
is
;
oSvvdo),
f.
770-0),
to cause pain, to pain, distress
clothes.
Pass, to feel pain, suffer. Lat. dolor, 77,
From
pain of body, but
also,
2.
'OATNH,
of mind, grief, distress. [y~\ 68wqp6s Dor. -apos, a, uv, (dovvrj) painful. Adv. -pus. grievous : distressing.
o8iHnf)-<j>aTOS, ov, (o5vvrj, ire<pa.Tai, 3 sing. <ptva)) killing (i. e. stilling, assuaging) pain.
pf.
o0v, Adv. (os) whence, from whence, Lat. unde : also of persons, from whom or which. 2. also like ov, as an Adv. of Place, 061, oirov, where, but only
2.
as relative to a
in Att. also,
word implying motion from. wherefore, on which account.
II.
of
oOt, relat. Adv., poet, for ov, where, Lat. ubi. 60vtos, a, ov, also os, ov, (tOvos) strange, foreign.
oSuppxt, OTOS, r6, wailing, lamentation : and From oSupp-os, o, a wailing, lamenting. 'OAT'POMAI, Trag. also Bvpojiat Ion. 3 sing, fut. dovpovfjiai : aor. I wovpap.^, impf. 6ovp4aKTo to bewail, mourn for, lament, c. part. dovpafAfvos c. ace. gen. pers. to mourn for, for the sake of: c.
: : : :
dat. pass, to wail to or in answer to Hence to wail, mourn. [t>]
another
"O0OMAI, Dep., only used in pres. and impf., to have a care or concern for, take heed, regard: c. part., OVK o8fTO f>f(w he recked not that he was doing c. gen. pers., oi5' oOofjai Koriovros I do not heed him when he is angry. 'O0O'NH, 77, mostly in plur., fine white linen : a absol. fine linen veil, a linen garment : also, sail-cloth, a
:
sail
also,
sheet, linen cloth.
Hence
oSupros,
77,
6v,
mourned fort lamentable : oovprd,
as Adv., lamentably. o8vo-avro, Ep. for uotffavro, 3 pi. aor. I of dova-
oOovlvos, 77, ov, made of linen. 606vuov, TO, Dim. of 606vrj, a piece of fine linen, in pi. linen bandages for wounds, or lint.
o0-ovvKa,
'O8v<rcr(a,
77,
for OTOV, fveKa, because
sometime
also
the story
6,
of Ulysses, the Odyssey.
for OTI, that, Lat. quod.
From
6-0pi, gen. orptxos, poet, for 6fji6-0pi, 6, 77, (3/iou, Lat. Ulysses or Ulixes, king of 0pi) with like hair. to Ithaca forms the OI", exclam. of pain, grief, pity, astonishment, oh ! Ithaca, subject of the Odyssey Ep. declens., 'OSvcracvs, -fjos, ah ! Lat. heu or vae : sometimes c. nom., oi 70! : Aeol. gen. 'Oov- mostly c. dat., oi poi. fjt, rja : Ep. nom. also 'OSvoevs
'O8v(r<rvs, las,
whose return from Troy

:
aevs.
oi, oi,
oi,
Dep., used only in aor. I med. wovaanrjv, Ep. 2 and 3 sing, uovaao, wovaaro, Ep. 3 pi. oSvffavro, part, oovaaafjievos, and 3 sing. pf. pass. dowovarai (redupl. for wovarai) : to be grieved or
*'OAT'52OMAI,
nom. nom.
masc. of Art. 6. masc. of relat. Pron. os. dat. sing, of third pers. Pron., masc. and
pi. pi.
fern.,
wroth
at, c. dat.
for avrcp avrfj, to him, to her : more rarely used in the reflexive sense himself, as the Ep. !o? is always used ; often also oi avru>, to himself. The Nom. is
oScoSa, pf. (with pres. sense) of ocu. oSwSei, 3 sing, plqpf. (with impf. sense) of oa>. 68co8T|, 77, (ocw) smell, scent, odour, also the sense of
smell.
wanting, gen. ou, ace. \. ol, relat. Adv., properly dat. of relat. Pron. os, whither, how far, Lat. quo : often c. gen., ol teaiewv to what a height of miseries.
oSioSvarcu, 5 sing.
aofj.ai.
pf.
(with pres. sense) of oStV-
oluKib> Ion. OIT)K-,

verning. [a]
steering
f. o"o>, (oi'a) to steer, manage. oiaKio-â, TO, (olaKiôi) the act of steering or g'O-
oScov, ovros, o, Ion. for ooovs,
tooth.
o8o>r6s,
6tcr(ri,
77,
Ep.
ov, (o56o>) passable : practicable. dat. plur. of oi's, oTs.
oiaKO-vojjLOS, ov, (ota^, vfftu) holding : as Subst. a pilot, ruler.

.
the helm,
6o\os,
a, ov,
(obs) branching.
6if|<rco, fut.
of o<w.
770-0), to turn the helm, steer. From olaKoo-TpocJKaj, otaKo-a-Tp6({>os, ov, (oia, orpi^xa} guiding the helm,
'O6\cu, oi, the Ozolae, a tribe of the Locrians. steering. II. "OZO2J, ov, 6, a bough, branch, twig, shoot. OI*AB, a/cos, Ion. OIT|, metaph. an offshoot, scion; 6os "Aprjos scion of Mars: of the rudder, the helm.
cf.
77 /cos,
6,
the tiller, handle
2. pi. oitjKfs, the
rings of
fpvos, 0d\os,
the yoke,
through which pass the cords
for guiding
oJo-trTojios, ov, (ofa, ffrofJia) with bad breath. *OZfi, fut. 6rjaw. pf. with pres. sense oScuSa: plqpf. with impf. sense wowofiv, to smell, Ep. 3 sing, oowoft to have a smell, whether to pleasant or not : c.
:
the oxen.
OIO.TIS vopos, a pasture in the Attic deme Ofo. aor. f. oio; oi'yvu|u or -ti<o, lengthd. from Pass., Ep. 3 pi. impf. Ep. wia-, part, oiâs wiyvvvTo: aor. I w'Ô'rjv: to open, unlock: of a cask,
OlTH
gen.
I aiga.
smell of a thing, o&iv IQJV to smell of violets : metaph. to smell or savour of a thing, Lat. sapere aliquid ; Kpoviojv ofav to smell of antiquities c. dupl. gen., rrjs KfxnX7)$ ofa jAvpov I smell of ointment from the
:
to broach.
ol8dv(i> [a]
olSa, 7 know, pf. with pres. sense of or olSaCvai, (olSeo;) to
*6i'So>, v. e?5ai B.
make
to swell,
otâs
oiK7/Va>/3>.
477
a thing : TO ol~ swell, Lat. tumefacere : Pass, to be swoln, swell, Lat. fitting, suitable : naturally suited to To Ko&rJKOV, what is suitable, befitting. II. intr. tumere. oiKi6rr]s Ion. olier]i6Tif]S, 77$, 77, relationship: inotSas, 2 sing, of ofSa, for the Att. ofatfa. timacy, friendship : also marriage. olScco, f. rjaoj aor. I qjSrjaa : pf. aiSrjKa. (o?5os) oiKciob) Ion. OIKTJLOO) f. ojffca to make intr. /o swell, swell up, become swoln, Lat. tumere, (ot/fU)s) : one's own : hence to make a person one's friend : in the feet, i. e. to turgere ; ot'Sefi/ T.O> iraSf to swell Med. to make a person one's friend, win his reII. metaph. to be inflamed or have swollen feet. 2. to make one's own, appropriate : Med. troubled; irpdyâTa oiofOVTU, unsettled, disordered -*gard, to claim, reckon as one's own. Hence circumstances.
:
0181] jia, TO,
a swelling, tumour.
Ol8i-ir68i]s, ov, o, properly patronym. of Ot5iVovs, or descendant of Oedipus : but commonly poet. so
for Oioiirovs,
oiKio)S, Adv. of miliarly; olKciajs one. 2. as if
o'tKfios, in
X (IV
it
a friendly manner, favp 05 Tiva to be intimate with was one's own. 3. properly,
Oedipus himself.
:
naturally
dutifully.
Ol8i-irovs, irooos, 6 : ace. -iroSa and -irovv : voc. -TTOUS, more rarely -irov : (oi'Secu, TTOVS) Oedipus, i. e. the swoln-footed : poet. OtSiiros, ov, 6. [i"] a wave, ot8p.a, aros, TO, (oi5t>) the swell of the sea,
billow.
II.
oiKcico, poet, for olieeca.
oiKico<ns, '/), (OIKCIOOJ) a taking as one's own, appropriation. oLKCTeia, 7), the household, the servants, Lzt.familia.
OPAO5,
TO,
oleos, a, ov,
the swelling of the wind. a swelling, tumour. (ofs) o/" or from a sheep ; $
From
olKerevo),
04677 ( su bf. '0*00,
to inhabit.
From
Sopd) a sheepskin. otccro-i, Ep. dat. pi. of ots. ol--nrjs, es, (o/zos, t TOS) contr. for
years, of the 6it5os, ov,
otKTi]s, ov, 6, (olKfca) an inmate of one's house : a in pi. othouse-slave, menial, domestic, Lat. verna :
KfTai, one's family,
women and
children.
6fJ.otTT]s,
equal in
OIKCTIS, loos,
77,
same age :
b'ii>p6s.
cf.
oOpi.
or slave.
II.
of olKCTrjs, a female domestic the mistress of the house, housewife.

fern,
6'ivpos Att. olupos, a, 6v, (6i'us) woful, pitiable, miserable, woe-begone : of things, toilsome, dreary, painful : also sorry, wretched, poor. Ep. Comp. and
Sup. ol^vpojTfpos, -wraros, for
6repos, -OTOTOS.
[y
oiKtivTes, Dor. for oiKovvTfs, part. pi. of oiKtco. OIKCVS, ecus Ion. TÔS, o, (ot6cy) an inmate of one's II. a domestic servant. house. OLKco, impf. (UK cov contr. -ovv Ion. o'iiceov fut. olurjaca :
:
6ivs
for
Att.
:
olus,
:
vos,
,
7),
as dissyll.: contr. dat. oi'y?
6ivi
(ot)
woe
misery, distress, hardship,

;
Med., f. oiirfjaofjiat in WKTJKO.: Pass., aor. I (uKrjQijv pf. aiKiqfjiai Ion. pass, sense I. trans, to inhabit : hence to oiKrjfj.ai : (OIKOS) :
aor. i
wKrjaa:
:
pf.
in trisyll. cases, in dissyll. Hence 0.] 6iuo> Att. oit/uw (as trisyll.) : f. vffca [y]
aor. I
vi^vva
to wail,
:
mourn, lament.
II. c. ace. rei,
to suffer
absol. to be miserable, or to suffer. oujOfjvai, aor. i inf. of oi'o/zat.

OITJIOV, TO,
the civilised 77 oiKovfJLfvrj (sub. 777), possess, occupy : 2. like oiKifa, world, the whole habitable globe. to place or settle persons in a place ; in Pass., to be settled: the pf. pass, wtcrjfjicu Ion. o'lKrjuai is used as
pres. to be settled
;
c.
ace. to inhabit
of
cities, to
be
= o1r], om,
of
a rudder, helm,
[f]
oor]Kia>, Ion. for oiaicifa. for oi'a, a/cos. oiT](j, ?;/fos, Ion.
otT)(rop,ai, fut.
o'io}iai.
placed or situated. II. govern.

one's abode.
lie:
2.
3. like oioiKto}, to manage, intr. to dwell, live, to Tyave as
of states, to be
settled, situated,
T)
also to be
otts, t'Sos,
77,
otKa, as, c, oiKaBt Dor. oiKaSis, Adv. (ol/fos) = o7oj/Sf, /o one's II. house, home, or country, home, homewards.
poet, for 6't's, Ion. for fOiKa...
a 5^fp
ace. oi'ioa.
KCLKOJS
the state
managed, governed, is ill managed.

ottfefs, ace. pi.
iro\is o'lKft
oiKYJas, Ep. for

OIKTJIOS,
77,
of
olttevs.
ottfot,
a/ home.
ov, Ion. for oircftos. oiKi]i6rT]S, 77TOS, T), Ion. for oirfeiuTijs. oiKt]i6(o, Ion. for otetocu.
otKcaTcu Ion.
tor wKtjvrai, 3 pi. pf. pass, of ot/cecy. oiKeios, a, ov, also os, ov : Ion. OIKTJIOS, 77, OP, (otos) : belonging to a house OT -household affairs, domestic:
roL oiitiTa household affairs, a household; also, household goods, Lat. res familiar is. II. belonging to a family, akin, intimate, Lat. familiaris ; ol
a dwellingoiKT]p.a, TO, (ot/ffcu) a dwelling-place, 2, house, a chamber in a house, the story of a bouse. a cage or pen for animals. 4. 3. a temple, fane. a prison. oiKf|V, Dor.
for oitceiv, pres. inf. of ofcccu. From oiKT|<rip.os, ov, habitable. the act of dwelling. oiKTjcrts, TI, (olKcoj)
<a
oiKtioi friends, relations, connexions
Ion. Sup., of
:
II.
oinr]iwraToi TIVOS one's most intimate friends
rb
place for dwelling,
house, dwelling.
rt
oiKiov relationship. III. belonging to one's bouse or family, one's own, private: so of possessions, one's own, peculiar; 77 olKeia T) 04/07177 (sub. 777), one's own land, one's country : hence of corn, home-
olK-rjTTjpiov, TO, (o(/fcu)
dwelling.
habitable.
O!KTITT|S, ov, o, (oiKfOJ*)

,
an inhabitant, dweller.
-TTjs, a?i inhabitant.
77,
,
ov,
(ot<w) inhabited :
grown, opp. to imported.
IV. proper to a thing,
opos, 6,
= oiKijTrjp,
478
a
oi/aa
II.
oiKfeipa).
household or family vernment of a state.
OIKOVOJXIKOS,
17,
:
Ion. -Li], 77, (OIKOS) a bouse, dwelling. household : also the inmates of the house, Lat.
III.
generally, administration, go-
fais
milia.
a bouse or family from which one
ov, conversant with the
descended.
Hence
77",
OUCUJKOS,
OIKIO>,
f.
of one's own bouse, domestic. oiKiSiov, TO, Dim. of OIKOS, a small house.
6v,
iaroj
cjjKtaa Ion. otKiffa. : Med., fut. olKiovfj.a.1 : Pass., fut. olKiffS'ijaro/jiai : aor. to I yKiaOrjv : pf qtfcur/ou Ion. O?KZ 07101 : (OIKOS) : build a bouse: to found or establish a new settlement:
Att.
i<a
aor.
of a household or family : generally, practised in managing, thrifty, economical: 77 oi/wvofjiiKr) (sub. Te/ X 1 7?) domestic economy; also TCI olKovoûca, domestic ajfairs. Adv. -KWS. From
'
management
oiKO-vopos, ov, (OIKOS,

or family
:
j/e/xo;)
managing a household
6,
as Subst., OIKOVOI.COS,
a house-keeper,
manager, steward.
oiKo-rrcSov, TO, (OIKOS, Lat. area domus.
7re'5oi/)
to people a country, to colonise. 11. fix as a colonist or inhabitant: to remove, transplant: Pass, to settle or establish oneself in a place : also
c. ace. to inhabit.
to settle or
the site
of a bouse,
II.
the house itself.
oiKO-iroios, os, (OIKOS, TTOUCO)
a house. always used in

pi. OIKIO., TCI, like
making
or constituting
OIKIOV, TO, (ol/cos) Lat. aedes, a bouse, dwelling, abode : esp. a palace 2. a den, lair, etc., containing ranges of buildings. of animals a nest.
:
oiKopios, a, ov, Dor. for oiKovpios. OlyKO5, ov, o, a house, abode, dwelling : any place to live in; KO.T' OIKOV or KO.T' OIKOVS at home. 2. part of a house, a room, chamber : hence OIKOI in
pi.
oiKio-ts,
:
colony OIKUTKOS,
(olxlfa) the building or settlement colonisation.

77,
of a
:
often stands for a single house, like Lat. aedes. 3. a temple. II. household affairs, bouse-wifery :
o,
Dim. of
O"IKOS,
a small house or room
a cage,
coop, pen. oiKiorai, Ion. for cu/ciarai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of
O'IKIÔJ.
household property, bouse and III. a goods. IV. a house, race, family. household, family. OIKOS, Ion. for COIKUS, part. neut. of eot/ca.
OIKO-O-ITOS, ov, (olKos, aiTos) feeding at home, living. at one's own cost. II. living in a house.
oiKo-TpiJ3Tis,
's,
olxicTTT|p, fjpos, poet, for olKiffrrjS. OIKICTTTJS, ov, 6, (oiKifa) a settler, colonist. oiKO-yex'Tis, fs, (oltfos, yeveaOai) born in the house,
(OIKOS, Tpi&r)vai)
ruining a house
bome-bred, domestic
of animals, tame. ouco8O"iroTo, f. 770-01, to be master of a house, to manage the household. From
:
or family.
oljco-Tpivj;,
i@os, 6, (OIKOS, rpifiaj) a slave born
and
bred in the bouse, Lat. verna.

6, (olKos, rvpavvos) a domestic tyrant. oiKortos, Ion. for foiKorcas, Adv. of eoiKws (part, of e'ot/ra), reasonably, probably.
of a house or family
olKO-8eo-ir6nrjs, ov, o, (oTitos, SecrTroY^s) the master the good-man of the house. :
.
oiKo-rvpawos,
2 olKoSofxceo, f. 170-0;, (okoSoôs) to build a house. Med., oiKooop.eiaOa.1 generally, to build, construct:
oiKijfia to build oneself a house.
3.
(sub. 777),
f.
17,
v.
sub
olictu.
metaph.
to
build
770-cy,
(ot/covpos) to
watch or keep the

II. to
or found upon.
building, edifice.
4.
metaph.
2.
to edify.
Hence
oiKo8cjj.T]. r),^=o\KooufjLr]O'is, the act
of building : a metaph. edification, improveoj)
house : c. ace. to guard, order, govern. Hence keep within doors, s 'ay at home.
ment, instruction.
oiKo86fJLTjp.a, TO,
a bouse
olKoS6fJU]<ris,
77,
built, building.
olicovpT]|jLa, TO, the watch of a bouse : generally, watch and ward; oiKovprjpa Vcui/ watch kept by II. one who strangers. keeps house, a stay-at-home. oiKovpia, 77, (oiKovpioj) a keeping at home : inactivity.
olKo8o|xia, fj, (oiKoSotifca) the building of a house, a way of building, structure. 2. a building,
edifice.
vpios, ov, belonging to housekeeping ; hence
TO.
oiKo8op.uc6s, 77, of, (olKoovfJLOs} skilful in building fj olKooo/jiiK-fi (sub. T(x vr)} architecture.
oiKO-86(JLOs, ov, (OIKOS, Styua ) as Subst., oiKoSufios, 6, a builder, an architect. oi'KoOcv, Adv. (oftfos) from one's own house,
1
II. oiKovpia (sub. Iwpa), wages for housekeeping. keeping within doors : fraipai oiKoptai (Dor. for 01house-mates. From Kovp-) female
building a bouse
house.
oiK-oupos, ov, (OIKOS, ovpos) watching or keeping the II. staying at home, domestic : as Subst.,
77,
from
oiKovpos,
"amily,
the mistress of the house.

f.
home.
one's
it
-
2.
from
own.
one's
own fortune
own
nature, of oneself';
or means, from OVK erôi/ otKoOev I had
oiKO<|>0opta>,
consume
77,
770-01, (oiKo<j)66pos) to ruin a house or one's substance : Pass, to lose one's
not of
my
fortune, to be ruined, undone.
Hence
:
oiKoOi, Adv. (OIKOS) at home, Lat. domi. OIKOI, Adv. (o(/fos) at home, Lat. domi
affairs. oucovBc, poet, for
f.
oli>4>0opla,
:
ruin of a house or family.
rcL
oiKot
one's
own
oiKO-<j>06pos, ov, (OIKOS, <pOfipca) ruining a bou.f e as Subst., oiKO(f>66pos, 6, a prodigal.
oiKovop.b}, or steward.
oiKovojxia,
770-0;,
oiWSf, (o?os) homeward, home. (olitov6p.o$) to be a householder
ouco-c|>tXa, a/cos,
olxT6ipi]p,a, TO,
aor.
6, 77, (OIKOS, (pv\a) a house-guard. and oiKTtpT|O-ts, t], pity. From
2. c. ace. to
?),
(oiKovofj,tu)
manage, order, arrange. the management of a
oiKTeipco: impf.a^T6tpoj/Ion.oiTCipoj/: fut.oiKTfow: I wtcreipa, (O!KTQS) pity, have pity or com-
:to
479
passion upon, commiserate, c. ace. pers. ; OLKT. nva TIVOS to pity one for or because of a. thing. oucTia>, t. iaca Att. iw; aor. I cuKTiaa: (ot/CTOs)
:
otv-av9Cs, iSos,
otvdpov,
otvaptci>,
TO,
f.
= oivapov.
77,
oivav9rj.
act},
(o'Lvapov} to strip off" vine-leaves.
to grieve for, pity,
commiserate
lament.
Med.
to express
grief,
mourn
to bewail,
otKTtpp,6s, ov, o, (olxTttpoa) pity, compassion. oiKTipfAcov, ov, gen. ovos, (olfcreipca') merciful. oiKTto-p,a, aros, TO, (o!/cTta>) lamentation.
otvdpiov, TO, Dim. of olvos, weak, poor wine. oivapov, TO, (00/77) a vine-leaf, Lat. pampinus. OIVNH, 77, the vine, Lat. vitis. 2. olvos, wine.
oivrjpos, d, ov, (oivos} of wine, addicted to wine, Lat. II. vinosus. III. of councontaining wine.
tries,
oucTurjios, ov, 6, (O'IKT'IÔJ) lamentation. oiKTtorTos, 77, ov, irreg. Sup. of oiKTpos (formed from but the Comp. is CIKTOS, cf. aiffxpos, at'ax iffTOS
'
rich in wine.
f),
otv-ifjpvio-is,
(olvos, apvcu)
a vessel for drawing
wine.
II. Med. to olvtci>, (olvos} to smell of wine. procure wine by barter, buy wine. an Ion. participial form (as if from olvo-f3aptcov, 6,
olfCTpijTCpos}
mot
pitiable, miserable, lamentable
neut. pi. oiKTiara. as
Adv. most miserably.
2. the exOI'KTO2, ov, 6, pity, compassion. pression of pity or grief, weeping, wailing. otKTpo-J3ios, ov, (oiKTpos, /Sios) leading a pitiable
life.
oivo(3apr)s.
f,s,
S,
From
heavy or drunken with
(olvos, /Scrpvs)
wine, Lat. vino gravis.

a, ov, (CIKTOS} pitiable,
otKTpos, mournful.
lamentable: piteous,
olvo-J3pXT|S,
t's,
(olvos, /Spe'x^)
1
soaked in wine,
i.
e.
Comp. and
Sup. oiVrpJrepos, oiKTpjraros,
drunken.
otvo-BoKOS, ov, (olvos, c
also irreg. Sup. oi/tTiffros.
exA O
{a
receiving or holdo,
otKTpo-)(oo, (oiKTpiis, x^) ^ pour forth piteously, otKTpws, Adv. of oiKTpos, piteously : Sup. oiKTpjrara.
olxtos, via, us, Ion. for foitcws, part, of touca. ottc-co4>6\T|s, 4s, (OIKOS, cl</>eA.fV) profitable to a bouse.
ing wine.
otvo-SoTTjs, ov, Dor. -Boras, a, giver of wine, epith. of Bacchus.
(oôs, oiSajfu}
and wine, esp. for rowers. otv6-p,Xu, ITOS, TO, (olvos, fif\i} honey mixed with wine, mead. oip.at, Att. contr. from oi'o/za/. olvc-irtSif], 77, and otvo-ireBov, TO, (oivos, ?reSoi/) land to dart upon, to fit for growing wine, a vineyard. oijxdco, f. 770*0;, (olâ) ttpfjuxoj, otvo-iTcSos, ov, (olvos, TTcSoi/) jit for the growth of pounce or swoop, of a bird of prey. = o?fios, a way, path: metaph. the course the vine, abounding in wine. 77, of a tale or poem the tale or poem itself. olvo-TTiravTOS, ov, (olvos, irfiraiva}) ripe for making
barley, water, oil
(oiKoxpfXrjs) profit to a bouse: hence thrift or carefulness in household matters, of a home-life, as opp. to the life of a warrior.
otKcocjjeAia Ion. -ITJ,
77,
oiffffa Att. otvoeis, -oeaaa, II. -ovTTa, -ovv, (olvos) made of or with wine. as Subst., oivovTTa, 77, a cake or porridge of pearl-
ofv, contr. olvotis,
an impetuous attack, oijia, arcs, TO, (*ot'<y c/>epa/) the spring of a lion, swoop of an eagle, Lat. impetus.
OFMH,
ol'p.oi,
exclam. of pain, fright, pity, anger, surprise, woe's me ! OIJJLOI is used with a nom., as, oi'fioi iyw ah me woe's me or with a gen., as, oipoi TUJV KCLKWV alas for my misfortunes
!
wine.
otvo-mirr|S [t], ov, 6, (olvos, uiriirTCv<u} gaping after wine, formed like the Homeric TropOfvoiriirris. in wine. otvo-ir\T)6Tis, es, (olvos, -nXriOca) abounding
olvo-ir\T|, 77705,
i.
a way, road, course, path. 2. a stripe, layer. 3. a strip of land. 4. metaph. Ike otftr), oipos doiorjs the course or strain of song, a song, lay.
ov, 6,
ol\tM>yT], T), (ot^Cw ) properly a crying oifioi, weeping and wailing, lamentation. oi\jL<oy\La, aros, TO, a cry of lamentation, wail: and From otp.co-yp.os, o, a lamenting.
oi}Aa>, fut. OIHWÔ[JLO.L later ot/iwô;
(oi'/xot):
:
OI7MO2,
o,
T^ôrôs,
irXrjffffai)
wine-stricken,
to
e.
drunk.
(OIJ/OTT^TTIS)
olvoiroT<iu> and otvoirOTco), wine.
drink
fern.
otvo-TTOTT|p, Typos, 6, and OIVO-ITOTTJS, ov, o, Root of some tenses of olvo-iTOTis, iSos. (olvos, TTiVoi) a wine-drinker, wine-bibber. wine; Iv o'ivu, I* ov, 6, Lat.
HO-
01^02,
VINUM,
aor.
cjj(j.caa:
to cry
oi'/zoi,
(as aid^cu to cry ai, at), to wail,
lament; oifjoj^f, as a curse, go howl! plague take you ! Lat. abi in malam rem ! so, OVK oifj.wgcTa.1 shall he not have to cry out? i. e. shall he not rue
;
2. over wine, Lat. inter pocula. the'fermented'juice of apples, pears, etc., cider, perry: oivos fK KpiQwv \>zi\ty-wine, a kind of beer : palmwine, lotus-wine, also occur as distinguished from
o'tvw, -nap' otvct),
grape-wine (oivos d/tWAtJ/os).

oivo-rp6<t>os, ov, (oTvos, rpt<paj} producing wine. otvovs, olvovcffa Att. -oCTTa, -ovv, contr. for olvofis,
eacra, tv.
oivo-<J>6Vyaa,,
77, 77,
it?
trans, to pity, bewail, c. ace. otptwKTOS, 77, 6v, (oifAwfa) to be pitied or bewailed. oip.cote, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I opt. of olpufa.
II.
oiv-ctvOi],
vine:
vine.
(oivr),dv6ij) the first shoot or bud of the then, like Lat. pampinus, the vine-stock, the the down of the 2. vine-leaf: metaph. the
r),
otvo4>Airy t a
>
wine. (olvos, (payttv} a consuming of a love of drinking, drunkenness. From

T),
down on
the cheek, Lat. lanugo.
otv6-<|>Xti, 1/708, o, ing, drunken.
(oô*, <p\vw) given to drink-
480
OLVO(j)OpOS
(HO?.
ofcy
otvo-4>6pos, ov, (olvos, <p&pca) carrying, holding wine, as Subst., olvo(popos, 6, Lat. oenophorus, a wine-cask.
olvo-xSpif|S, es, (olvos, \aprivai) rejoicing in wine.
pres.
has sometimes
I*
in
the
middle of the
verse.]
olov-eC, for dlov
olvo-xapwv, OVTOS, 6, (olvos, Xapow) the Wine-Charon, a nickname of Philip of Macedon, because he killed his enemies by poisoning their wine. ), Ep. form of olvo-)(4o), to pour out wine.
3 sing. impf. cpvoxoei Ep. ecavoxoei ; f. to be a aor. I inf. olvoxoTJaai : (oivoxoos) : cup-bearer : to pour out wine or like wine ; vetcrap she was pouring out nectar for wine.
], 77,
el, as if: Dor. ofo^ at. olo-vop-os, ov, (olos, vf/xt}) feeding alone : lonely. olo-vojxos, ov, (ols, vffjxu) feeding sheep : as Subst.
a shepherd. otov-T, possible; oi/x olovrf impossible: v. ofos OIO-TTOKOS, ov, (ols, irfKca) shorn from a sheep.
oloiroXeoj,
f.
in.
170-0;,
to
roam
or haunt alone.
From
olo-iroXos, ov, (olos, 7re'A.o/ttu) being alone : lonely, B. (ols, iroXeca) solitary. sheep.
tending
(olvos,
xu)
a cup or can for ladling
wine from
the bowl (ffparrjp) into the cups. olvo-x6os, ov, (olvos, xf) pouring out wine to drink : as Subst., olvoôos, 6, a cup-bearer. olvo-xi'TOS, ov, (olvos, x") poured of or with trine; vSifMi, oivoxyrov a draught of wine. oiv-o\|/, OTTOS, o, o'lvoty, wine-coloured, wine-dark. oivocu, f. waca Pass., aor. I wvajdTjv pf. avajfjai Ion. oivcafJiai (olvos) : to make drunk with wine : Pass, to get drunk, be drunken.
olop-irara, Scyth. word in Herodotus, = dvSpOKTovoi. it o'irj, olov, alone, by oneself, lone, lonely : can often only be rendered by an Adv., alone, only ;
olop, Scyth. for dvrjp.
Hence
OIT O5,
TWV
oirj one alone, one only: also and in pi., Svo oi'ous. 2. c. gen-., alone by them ; ofos dewv alone of left all the gods ; o?os 'Arpeiduv apart from the sons of Atreus. II. singular, peculiar of its kind, unique,
strengthd., efs o?o$, pia.

o'lca,
in dual, 8uo
olos
Lat. unicus.
otos,
ot'a
olvwv, wvos,
olv-wiros,
77,
6, (olvos)
ov, or os,
a wine-cellar, wine-shop. 6v, and olv-wv};, wiros, o,
fj,
manner
or kind as
Ion. ofy, olov, (os) such as, vf such sort, , Lat. qualis ; relat. Pronoun,
.
(olvos, unf>) wine-coloured. oias, aor. I part, of oiyvvftt.
of possess. Pron. #s, bis, her. olo, Ep. for ov, 0en. oi6-p&TOS,ov,(oios,@aivQ}) walking alone: lonesome.
oio-povic6\os, ov, (olos, POVKO\OS) herdsman of a
single cow.
answering to Trofos interrog. and indef., and to demonstr. rotbs; offffos olos Tf, Lat. qualis quantusque: c. ace., ofos dperrjv what a man for. virtue often only to be rendered by an Adv., as, ofos êTeto"t TTOAe/zoVSe how he rushes into war. Ofos in an independent sentence often expresses
:
olo-p&mis,
<f>pevos
6, (clos,
(36fftc(u)
oio0(aras feeding his
olo-yafxos, ov, (olos,
one who feeds alone ; mind apart, self-willed. japea) married only to one.
TOV
astonishment, being often strengthd. by 5?;, olov 8^ IJ.V00V eetTras what a word hast thou spoken !
olo-a>vos, ov, (olos, wvr))with one girdle, i. e. singlebanded, alone. ol60cv, Adv. (olos) from one side alone, hence generally, alone ; oloOev olos all alone.
the neut. ofo^ is often used as an Adv., olov 877 vv Ofovs fipOTol aiTiooJvrat how do men now find fault II. with gods ! implying a Comparison, the anteced. rofos or rotoVSe being often omitted; ofos do~T^p flffi like as a star wanders ; and so as an ex-
Ep. 6io[Acu: impf. foprjv, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I Ep. uia&rjv part. b'CoQfis, Att. (pT]&r]v inf. olr]6r)vai part. olrjOeis Ep. aor. I med. <uio~dfjir)v, 3 sing, diffaro part, oiaa.fji.tvos. The Dor. pres. otw. The Act. oio) or oi'tu is also found uifTo
:
OI'OMAI
fut. olrjcrofiai
of dyopeveis what art thou saying! ofa what hast thou done to me ! 2. ofos often introduces a reason for what has gone before, 817
clam.,
cop-yets
;
Att. also use a contr. pres. oip.ai, impf. (ufj.r)v. To suppose, think, believe, as opp. to knowing,
:
being sometimes added to express certainty ofos 877, olov 817, such as all know. 3. if the Comparison is general, Homer uses olos re, in some such way as, ofos re TreAwptos 6/>x6Tcu "A.pr]s some such one as always of the fut. of good, to hope, anticipate ; of Ares so, ofos TIS the sort of person. 4. when a often used absol., aid oteai thou art Comparison involves Time, ofos ore is used, like as evil, to fear : ever suspecting ; and so in the sense to deem, believe, ivhen. 5. ofos is used in many brief Att. expresexpect; 0v/j.os otaaro /iot my heart foreboded it: it sions, as, ovo\v olov drtovciv avrov TOV v6fj.ov there's is also once found impersonal, dtcrai fiot dvcL 6vp.ov nothing like, i. e. so good as, hearing the law itself: there comes a it adds force to the 2. to be Superl., \<upiov olov xaXemi;boding into my heart. minded, to mean, purpose to do a thing. 3. also rarov, in full TOIOVTOV olov tart \cupiov, ground the
:
used
parenthetically in first person, \v TTpwroiffiv (o'ica) among the first (methinks) will he be lying
Alt., the contr. ol/Mi impf. w^v, I think, I suppose, I believe, is put without any grammat. construction in the sentence : also in phrase, irws o'iei ; irtas oieaOe ; how think you f
in
difficult possible. III. ofos c. inf. implies Fitness or Ability, ofos ZTJV T6Aeo"cu (pyov re eiros re how able was he to make good both deed and word ;
most
[When
long in
the
diphthong
is
all
tenses, 6ta>, olaa.ro, etc.
resolved Ep., the t is only the act,

:
?}86 ^dôOai how able was he and to fight : in this sense ofos rt is more usual, ofos re el/M iroieiv f am such a man as to do in neut. sing, and pi., ol6v it, i. e. 7 am able to do it TC kari and ofa re ecm, it is possible." 2. absol.
ofo
677^
J3ov\even(v
to counsel
481
arcs, TO, (olffTpdaj) possible; oi>x olov TC IV. ofos is in Att. often fly's sting : a fit of madness, raving. olo-Tpo-J3oXa>, f. 770*01, (ofo*Tpos, fia\tiv) to strike repeated in the same clause, as, of tpya Spdaas ola of actions, with a sting, esp. of love. Acryxdi/ft Katfd having done what kind olo Tpo-8ivTjTOs, ov, (offfTpos, Stj/6a>) driven round what kind of sufferings he receives o'iav avO* oi'ojv 6vV. and round by the gadfly : driven wild. tv what thanks, for what offerings
in neut., oToV
it is
rt tari
it
is
the smart of a gad-
kari
\m-possible.
P.O.TQJV
as
in pi. ola, how ; sing, oiov, also 2. in also with Adj. olov ffparjeis how fresh. Comparisons, as, like as, just as : oiov ore as
4. about, hard for instance. upon, Lat. quasi, olov Sem ffraSiovs about ten stades. olos, 6'ios, gen. of ofs ois. ovos, 6, 77, (otbs, <$>pr}v) single in one's
3. as, like,
ol6-<j>pcov,
:
x^P Adv. in neut.
'
*i/eai)
oio-Tpo-SovijTOS, ov, and -Sovos, ov, (olarpos, Sodriven by the gadfly : driven wild.
olo-Tpo-TrXTj^, 77705, 6,
T),
(oTarpos,
77X770*0*01)
stung
when.
by a gadfly, driven
mad.
ov, 6, the gadfly, hreese, Lat. asilus, an insect which infests cattle : in Poets of the fly that
OF2TPO2,
lo.
tormented
II.
metaph. a sting, goad, any2.
opinion
generally, lonely.
OIO-XITCOV, on/os, 6, 77, (ofos, a tunic on, lightly clad.
x iT & v ) w
^ nothing
but
I
thing that torments : the smart of pain, agony. any vehement passion : madness, frenzy.
olorpo-ôpos,
Ep. aor.
oloto, (ofos) to leave alone: Pass, olooftai, olw9rjv, to be forsaken.
OI'ST'A,
oicruivos,
owruirr],
77,
77,
77,
ov, (plarpos, <'poj) maddening. a tree of the osier kind. Hence
ov,
gen. oi'os ace. oiV ; plur., nom. oi'es gen. bi'cav, dat. oi'eat Ep. bi'cffai shortened oeffffi', ace. Att. nom. ols oi'as contr. nom. and ace. pi. ois
*OI"2, a and
;
77,
= 010*7777.
of
osier,
made of wicker-work.
greasy, dirty, esp. of
olo-vmjpos, a, ov,
(cto*v77os)
gen.
dat.
Oi'os,
dat. oli ace. oiv
pi.
nom.
ofes gen. oiwv,
unwashed wool, Lat. /aa succida. ourimos, o, (ofs) = 0*0*7777, olavirrj.

ol'crco
oio*t
ace. ofas
nom. and
ace. pi. also ofs.
Lat.
OVIS, a
sheep,
whether ram or ewe; though some-
whence
Dor. olo-w, fut. of <ppo>, from Root *ot;; is formed Ep. imperat. ofo*e, inf. oiafjutv,
ov, 6, fate, lot,
/taitbv
times the gender is marked by a word added, as, ois upvfios or apffijv a ram ; ois 6rj\vs a ewe. ouro/TO, 6'urap,vos, Ep. aor. I med. of o'lopai. [I]
oto-
OFTO5,
sad death.
doom:
in
Homer
ill
fate,
doom, ruin, death ;
olrov 07r6\\vaOai to die a
-Td>,
-T,
fut.
imperat. of <epo>.
ourep.v<u, Ep. for oicfiv, fut. inf. o I pi. fut. of <ptpoj, olo-6up.es, Dor. for o'iao^v, otrr0a, tbou knowest, 2 sing, of ofSa. 6ur06is, aor. I pass. part, of oiopai. olo-0T|o-o}JUu, fut. pass, of <pe'poi. of (pepca. oio~op.cu, fut. med., with pass, sense,
orp,v,
Olroo-vpos, o, the Scyth. name of Apollo. = 01x0^0,1, q. v. olxop.ai, oixvco, Ion. impf. otx / 60*oj/, = oixopai, to go, come ; of birds, to fly : generally, to walk, live.
OIV XOMAI,
I
:
Dep.: impf.
-
ai'xo/iT/j/: fut. olx^ffofjiai:
OI 2IIH,
wool.
pf. (-yxÂ10 *
77,
the grease in
unwashen wool, greasy
ola-iram], 77, (oi's, ofs, TTOTOS) the dirt on the hinder part of a sheep. 2. oloreos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of <ppo>, to be borne. neut. oiareov one must bear.
77pos, o, and 6iOTvrr]S, a bowman, an archer.
med. <uxJKa. Ion. Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. oix&Kf*The pres. otI. of persons, XfofMLi Ion. oixtvpai also occurs : to he gone, to have gone, and so op.p. to f]K)
:
c. part., otx 6Tat <pfvycov he has fled and : gone; oix^Tai Oavujv he is dead and gone : c. ace. cognato, bobv olx f o9ai to be gone on a journey c. ace. pers. to have escaped from. i. for OvrjaKca, to be gone hence, to have departed, he deceased; Att. part. olxt>-
come
6uTT6uco,
part,
f.
o~Q},
(oi'oros)
to
shoot arrows
trans, to shoot
aor.
fj.evos
the departed.
3. pf. a>xo>/fa, like oAa>Aa, to

II.
biarfvffas.
II.
with an
arrow.
6io-TO-8eYP- 0)V ov g en ovos,
, -
be undone, ruined. etc., to rush, sweep along.
of things, as of darts, 2. of strength, to be
(oi'o*Tos,
5e'xo/xt) bold-
gone,
oio)
lost,
ing arrows.
OIO-TOS, 77, ov, (ouroi) that must he borne, endurable. O'UTTOS Att. OIO-TOS, ov, 6, (oi'o*a>, fut. of <pepaj) an arrow, Lat. sagitta.
and
oto),
vanished. used by Ep. Poets for oto/x(.
*oid>, see cpepo>. ouj0t)v, aor. I pass,
of
oioca.
:
ourrpda) or olo-Tpeco
inf.
f.
770*0;
aor. I act. caarpijcra

inf. olffrpr)-
oiarpTjaat
:
Pass., aor. I
:
(LffTprjdrjv
to ouovifojxai, Att. fut. iovfMi : Dep. : (oto/rcs) take omens from the flight and screams of birds, Lat. II. to look upon as an omen, augurium capere.
properly of a gadfly, to torment forebode, Lat. augurari. the by stinging : generally, to sting or g-oao* to madness : olo>vicrp.a, OTOS, TO, (oicwifrnai) divination by Pass, to be driven mad. II. intr. to go mad, run flight or cries of birds, Lat. augurium. a place for watching wild, rage. ola>vio"nr|piov, TO, (oi'o>vi'oât) II. ourrp-T|XaTOs, ov, (olffrpos, tXawa>) driven by the the flight of birds, Lat. templum augurale. the omen or augury itself. gadfly, driven mad.
0T]vai
(olarpos)
482
the flight
one who foretells olo>vi<rrr)S, ov, 6, (olcaviofj.at) and cries of birds, an augur, diviner.
from
an interpreter of olcovo-0TT]S, ow, 6, (olwvos, TiOrjfu) auguries, an augur. the cry of birds. olwv6-0poos, ov, (OLOJVOS, epoos) of
OIWVO-KTOVOS, ov,
> *
OKpiocovTO, Ep. for oKpiwvTO, 3 pi. impf. of oKpidcd. OKpts, tos, 77, like aKpis, aKpa, a jagged point, a II. as Adj. oKpis, tSos, o, 77, rag. rugged, jagged. OKpttoeis, ecrffa, ev, (Kpvoeis, with o euphon.) K^V: epos, cold, chilling fearful, dreadful, horrible.
birds. oKTd-|3Xo>(Jios, ov, (OKTW, PXcapos) consisting of eight (olcavos, KTeivw) killing anc ^' (dowos, fidvTis) an in- mouthfuls ; OKTaftXca/jios dpTos a kind of loaf which ouovo-navTis, cys was scored in' eight equal parts. an augur. and of birds, terpreter of the flight cries^ riiXos, ov, (OKTW, 8aKTv\os) eight-fingered. olwvo-iroXos, ov, (olcavos, 7roAa>) observing the flight birds: as Subst., olcavoiroXos, 6, an augur. and cries of pos, ov, (OKTW, fjfAepa) for eight days : on bird of the eighth day. olcovos, oG, 6, (otos) a solitary bird, esp. a II. a bird of a vulture or eagle. oicrdKis, Adv. (OKTW) eight times, [a] prey, such as omen or augury, because the greater birds of prey OKTfixio'-jx'upioi, at, a, eighty thousand. were observed for the sake of omens and so disOKTOKtcr-xiXtot,, at, a, eight thousand: it is also Used
;
tinguished from the common birds, opvtOes. an omen, presage, Lat. auspicium or augurium ; els olcavos aptffTOS, dfj.vveo~0ai irepl iraTpijs the one best
III.
in
'
sing., 'itrnos OKTaKiffx^XiTj
= oKTaKiffîXioi
iinrfls,
8000
horse.'
omen
is,
to fight for one's country;
olcavol
dyaOoi
good omens.
oicdvoorKOirlo), f. Tfcrca, to watch the flight or cries From birds, to take auguries, practise augury.
with eight spokes. Kvrjfjiij) oKTSicoo-ioi, at, a, (OKTW) eight hundred. OKTa-p/qvos, ov, (OKTW, fJirjv) eight months old, in the
oKTd-Kvif]p.os, ov, (OKTW,
of eighth month, [a]

oKTa-ircSos, ov, Dor. for oKTairovs. OKTairXdcrios, a, ov, and 6KTaTrXao*(cbv, ov, gen; ovos, (OKTW) eightfold, Lat. Octuplus.
OKTa-iroSTjs, ov, 6, (OKTW, irovs) eight feet' long. OKTa-TTOVS, 6, 77, TTOVV, TO, gen. TtoSoSj (oKTW, TTOt/'s) II. eight-footed. eight feet long. oKTdp-pios, ov, (OKTW, pifa) with eight roots: of a
Stag's horns, with eight points or tynes.
OUOVO-O-KOTTOS, ov, (olcavos, ffKoneca) watching birds, taking omens from their flight or cries : as Subst.,
an augur, soothsayer. Adv. of ofos, oFos wv o'icas fX eis such a man in what a state art thou OKS poet. OKKS, Dor. for OT, when.
olcavoffKOTTOS, 6,
oicos, Att.
>
being
'OKE'AAfl,
nautical term,
aor. I wKtiXa, inf. 6/ter\at, eAA<u, I. trans, of the sailors, to run a

it.
oKTdp-p\)p.os, ov, (OKTW,
f>vfi.6s)
drawn
by eight pairs.
ship aground, run it on shore, strand of the ship, to run aground. OKI], Ion. for 07T77.
II. intr.
OKrd-rovos, ov, (OKTW, Teivw) eight-stretched; e\tK(s

OKTCLTOVOI the eight arms which the cuttle-fish stretches out to catch its prey. 'OKTrV, ot, a.1, Td, indecl: eight, Lat. OCTO.
OKKCI poet, for OKO.. OK-KO, or OK Ka, for oTf Kfv, like KO.K KpcL\fjs for KO.T& K(f>a\f]S. 6 icXaBias (sub. S'uppos), ov, 6, (t>K\dfa) a seat with folding joints, a folding-chair, camp-stool.
OKTto-8dKTt5Xos, ov, with eight fingers. OKTO-jcaC-Beica, ot, at, Ta, indecl. eighteen.
oKTcoKaiSetcd-Spaxp-os, ov, (oKTcuKaideKa,
weighing or worth eighteen drachmae.

OKTKcu8KaTOS,
77,
wK\ao~a to sink on one's knees, to crouch down, cower: generally, to bend, sink
'OKAA'ZIl,
:
f.
aca
aor. I
ov, the eighteenth
of
KO.TTI (sub. fjucpa), the
eighteenth day.
down
rest.
to
sink
from
2. to leave
slacken, abate. lower.
weariness, to sit down to off through weariness, to flag, II. c. ace. to let sink, to bend,
for oKvypus.
years old:
6KTcoKai8K-TT]s, ov, 6, (oKTcaKaiSeKa, eros) eighteen fern. oKTO)Kai8K-Tis, t8os. oK\eu>, poet, form of oêca, to bear, convey, carry. OKXOS, o, poet, form of oôs, a chariot.
OKCOS, Ion. for oirws.
,
QKvSXeos, a, ov, (OKVOS) poet,
OKveio), poet, for oKveca. OKVCCO poet. oKveiio: impf. WKVCIOV: f.rjffw: (OKVOS): to shrink from doing, scruple or hesitate to do a
thing.
6icvi]p6s, d, 6v,
old pf. of ex^j

f.
whence the compd. dual

:
law Att. iw
:
aor. I
w\0ioa:
Pass.,
ready.
V
II.
OKNO5,
o,
(OKVOS) shrinking, hesitating, unof things, grievous, troublesome. a shrinking, hesitation, unreadiness :
aor. I w\@Lo~0r)v to make pf. wXîo'p.a.i : (oA)3os) : happy : to deem or pronounce happy, like fJt&Kaplfa
and
cowardice.
fv5aifj:0vi^w. 6X(3u>-8at(Juov, ovos, 6 blessed lot or fortune.
and
77,
(oXftios,
oaip.<av)
of
OK00V, OKOIOS, OKOO-OS, OKOTC, OKOTCpOS, OKOU,

Ion. for oiroOfv, onoios, etc.
6X{3i6-8&)pos, ov, (oAjStos, owpov) bestowing bounteous.
bliss,
oKptdco, (oKpLs) to make in Pass, to be exasperated.
rough or jagged : metaph.
6Xpio-8wTr)s or -86-TTjs, ov, 6, fern. (o\(3tos, biScafti) bestower of bliss. oXpio-epyos,

t>v,
-Swris,
t5os,
oKptocvs,
60-o-a, ev,
hewn
(oKpis) rugged, jagged, of un-
(oX/3tos, Zpyov)
making happy.
happy fate.
stone.
6X|3t6-p,oipos, ov, (oA/3tos-, poipa) of
'OAITOS.
with 6X|3ios, ov, or a, ov, (oAjSos) happy, blest, esp. worldly goods, prosperous, wealthy, rich, Lat. beatus : uses neut. pi., generally, happy, blessed : Homer only as oA)3ta Sovvai to bestow rich gifts ; ScDpa oA/Sta Troifiv to make gifts blessed : so in Adv. oX0ia fyciv
oXiYavOpwirCa,
77,
483
scantiness of people.
From
6XiY-a.v0p&)iros, ov, (oXiyos, avOponros) scant ofpeople. o\iy-ap\eo\i.ai, Pass. (oXiyoi, dpx<u) to be
by a few, be subject to
>
an
oligarchy.
governed Hence
6XiY<ipX^ a "h* an oligarchy, government by a formed families or persons. Hence to live happily. Irreg. Sup. vX&taTOS, ij, ov, 6XiYttpX tK o s "hi " v oligarchical: inclined to directly from oXfios, as afoôros, /cepStaTos fron^
>
few
oli-
>
aiax os fffpoos: the Adv. -teas.

>
reg. Sup. oA/Sift/raros also occurs.
garchy. oXiY-cfOXa^,
a/cos, 6,
77,
(6At7os,
auAa) having few
leaning to- furrows, having but little land for ploughing. wards the rich. 6XiYax60v, Adv. (oXiyos) from few parts or places; c. gen., oXiyaxoOev Trjs 'Aairjs from few parts of Asia. oX{3i<TTOs, 77, ov, irreg. Sup. of oXfiios. 6XiYTjireXi>v, 6ovo"a, (participial form, as if from a oXpicos, Adv. of oXfiios, happily, blissfully. 6Xpo-8oTT|p, ^pos, 6, and oXpo-SoTtjs, ov, 6, fern. pres. oXiyrjireXeca), having little power, powerless.
6Xpi6-4>po>v, ovos,
6,
TJ,
(oX(3ios, (pprjv)
Xpo-8oTipa,
sperity.
(oA/3os, S/Scy/xt) giver
of bliss or pro-
From
6XiYT)-irXT|s, fs, (oXiyos, TrcAoât) powerless. 6XiYT]ireXia Ion. -Li\, fj, feebleness.
Hence
""OABO5,
ov, 6. happiness, bliss, wealth.

bliss.
6Xpo-<|>6pos, ov, (oXflos, (p(pca) bringing 6Xco6ai, Ion. for oXfiadai, fut. med. inf.
oXtYTlpios, ov,
= oXiyos,
U],T),
,
6X6<TK,
Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of 6XXvfj.t.
small, little. (6Xiyos,dpoais) want of arable land. ov, (oXiyos, atTTt'a) with a small corn-
oXcdpios, ov, also a, ov, (oXfdpos) destructive, deadly; oXeQpiov fjftap the day of destruction: c. gen., yafj.oi bXeBpioi tpiXcuv a marriage destructive to II. pass, lost, undone. one's friends.
bin
with
little
77,
>
corn.
ov, irreg. Sup.
oXiYtoros,
6XiYOY v ^ a
^> scantiness
of oXiyos, least. of produce, barrenness.

little,
From
oXiYo-YOvos, ov, (oXiyos, *ytvcu) producing
unfruitful, barren.
6Xe0pos, o, (6\Xv(u) ruin, destruction, undoing; wilt thou not go to O\JK ds oXeOpov (sc. Ipprjatis) perdition ? i. e. ruin seize thee, answering to Comic II. like Lat. pernicies, phrase OVK es Kupafeas that which causes destruction, a bane, plague, pest. oXel, oXeiTtu, 2 and 3 sing. fut. of oAAvfii.
; ;
6XlY8p3vcov, covcra, participial form, as if from a pres. 6At7o5pai/ft>, able to do little, feeble, powerless.
From
6XiYO-8pavr|s,
powerless.
cs,
OAE'K,fl, only used in pres. and impf. oXercov to ruin, (without augm.), collat. form of oXXvfju
:
oXexpclvov, TO, 3
= djXcfcpavov.
(oXiyos, opaivca) of
little
strength,
Hence
destroy, kill
Pass, to perish, die. oXtoxti, oXetras, aor. I inf. and part, of oAAv/ii. oXecreie, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of oXXvpi.
:
6XtYo8pavia, TJ, feebleness. 6XtYo-Trjs, f s, (oAryos, eros) of few years. Hence 6XtYOTia, 77, fewness of years, youthfulness. oXtY^'i^Xos, ov, (oXiyos, vXov) with little wood.
oXlYO-irurros, ov, (oXiyos, mo~Tis) of little faith. 'OAITO2, 77, ov, of Number or Quantity, few,
little,
|
6X<r-T|vcop,opos,6,77, (oXXvfju, avf/p) man-destroying. 6Xeo-6at, aor. 2 inf. med. of oXXvfu.
opp. to TroAvs.
The governing body
in Oli-
6X<ri-0T]p,
beasts.
77pos, 6,
77,
(oAAu/xt, drip) destroying
wild
oXccrijA-ppOTOs, ov, (oXXvfj.i,/3poTus) man-destroying. oXcCTi-rvpavvos, ov, poet. oXeoxriT , (uXXvfu, TV-
called ol oXiyoi, the Few, opp. to TO 2. c. TTXTJ&OS or of rroXXoi (the Many, the People). II. of Size, small, inf. too few to do a thing. : the neut. oXiyov as Adv., little, to little,
garchies
was
pavvos) destroying tyrants. oXecrKco, collat. form of oXXvfu. 6Xo-<rat, 6X<r(jas, Ep. for oAe'o*cu, oAeVas. oXecrcre, Ep. for cuX<rc, 3 sing. aor. i of oXXvpi.
i,
>,
Ep. for oAeVei, 3 sing. fut. of oAAu/tt. fut. of oXXvfj.i. i, 77, fern, of oXeTrip, a murderess.
Tjpos,
7),
6XTT|p,
(oAAu/xt) a destroyer, murderer.
ptyas III. a small degree : so also dat. 6Xiya>. oXiyov Sfi there wants but little, i. e. almost ; c. inf., oXiyov f8er)a( Ka.TaXa0ftv it wanted but little to overtake, all but overtook hence oXiyov alone (Sti being omitted), within a little, all but, 2. Si' oXiyov, at a short distance; nearly, almost. but or of Time, after a short space, shortly after : 6t' bXiycav in few words. 3. V dXiyy, in a small
opp.
in
little,
special phrases
oXTjcu, oXtjTai, 2 and 3 sing. aor. 2 subj.
5,
compass ; and of Time, in short, briefly : also, like = Trap' oXiyov. med. of oXiyov, almost. 5. 4. Is oXiyov, KO.T oXiyov by little and little : but the Adj. is often Adv. (oXiyos) but few times, seldom, [a] put in the gender and number of its Subst., as, OVTOJ
!
;
io,
6XtYa-v8pia,
ov, (bXiyos, a/iTTfAos) scant of vines. (oXiyavopos*) to be scant of men. Hence

5,
T), fewness of men. 6XiY-av8pos, ov, (oXiyos, avrjp} scant of men.
formoXiyovs yiyvupevoi kp-a-xovro these fought small parties. 6. Trap' bxiyov, ing themselves into IV. Degrees of within a little, all but, almost.
KQ.T"
Comparison
/xetW, ov, gen. oôs, as also 2
kXaacw,
484
is
o\iyo<TTi\ia
0X17 tares, 77, ov genit. used Adv. (see 0X4705 in) very nearly. From ia, 77, the consisting offew lines. ov, (0X4705, ffTt'xos) consisting offew
used for the

,
Comp.
2. Sup."
kill.
2. to lose.
The
Act. corresponds in
its
two
senses to Lat. perdere. II. Med. to perish, come to an end, die : oXoto, oXotro, oXoicrOe, etc., may 'st to he undone, thou, may he, may ye perish!
lines or verses.
ruined.
6v, (0X1705)
6XiYO<rr6s, iroXXooros.
17,
one out of a few, opp. to
ol
2. so pf. 2 6'XcuXa, 7 6\Q}\oTfs the dead.
am
undone, ruined;
oXiyoTTjs, 77TOS,
77,
(6X1705) fewness, smallness.
From 6XiYOTpo<j)6to, to give little nourishment. 6XtYO-rp64>os, ov, (0X4705, Tpetyco) giving little
nourishment.
6XiY<>-<|>iXta, 17, (0X4705, -/u'Xos) fewness offriends. 6XiY<>-xp6vios, ov, also a, ov, (0X4705, xp<Jj>os) lasting but little time, of short duration.
oXXtis, vaa, vv, pres. part, of oXXv/it. oXfxos, 6, (efXa;, Lat. t/o/vo) a round smooth stone, a roller. 2. a mortar. 3. a kneading-trough.
oXoeis, cffaa,
v,
= 6\oos,
destructive.
6Xo0pVTT|s,
oXodpcvo),
f.
ov, 6, (6\o0pfvca) a destroyer. (vow, (oKeOpos) to destroy.
oXoi'ios, ov, poet, for sq., like ofMoiios for o/xotos. oXotos, ov, poet, for oXoos, destructive.
6XiYoiJ;vxo
(6\iy6if/vxos),
to
be faint-bearted.
Hence
o\iyo^\>\ia,
17,
faint-hear'tedness.
6,
77,
oXot-rpoxos or oXoi-rpoxos, 6, Ep. oXooC-rpoxos, ei'Xcu volvo, Tpoôs) a rolling stone, a round stone, such as the besieged rolled down on the
(prob. from
6XiYo-\|;iix o s, ov, (0X1705, tyvyfj) faint-hearted.
6XiY-wXa,
&KOS,
= oXiyavXag.
enemy:
also as Adj. round, globular.

f.
oXoKo/uTtco,
770*0;,
to
6XiY<opa>, f. 770*0;, (oXt7cypos) to regard lightly, make small account of, c. gen. Hence
6X6-KavTOs,
oXoKavToco,
offering.
ov, (oXos,
f.
bring a burnt-offering. From atcu) burnt whole: as Subst.,
oXofcavTov, TO, a burnt-offering.

uffca, to
a regarding lightly, slighting, contempt. 6XtY-wpos, ov, (0X4705, upa) little caring, lightly regarding, slighting, despising: contemptuous. Hence Adv. carelessly ; 6\tywpcas 6X 6tI/ or & a ~ to be careless, heedless, [i] Adv. of 0X4705, a little. oXiarOdvco and later -a(v<o fut. oXiaOrjcrca : aor. I
oXtycopta,
77,
:
burn whole:
Hence to make a burnt-
Hence
a whole burnt-offering.
?),
6XoKcruTcop.a, aros, r6,
ojXiffOrjffa
inf.
pf.
uXiffdrjKa
:
oOuv, suddenly; vrjos oXioQuv having slipped from the ship. oXicrOe, Ep. for w\iaOe, 3 sing. aor. 2 of o\io~0dv(a. 6Xicr06tv, aor. 2 inf. of oXiaOavca.
6Xur9T|is,
e<ro*a, ev,
6\iaOeiv
aor. 2 uXtaOov, part. oXtto slip, slide, fall (oXiaOos) :

:
soundness in all parts. From 6X6-icXT)pos, ov, (oXos, X77pos) complete in all parts , entire, sound, perfect, Lat. integer. 6XoXi)YT|, ?), (oXoXvfo;) any loud crying, esp. of women, Lat. ululatus : usually a cry of joy ; but also of lamentation. 6X6XvY|Aa, arcs, TO, (oXoXvô;) a loud cry, usually
oXoicXijpia,
= 6\ia0T]p6s.
a
slip, fall.
in
oXio-^Tjfjia, jj-aros, TO, (6\io-0eiv)
6XoXvYp.6s, ov, 6, (oXoXvfo;) a loud crying, usually honour of the gods, expressive of joy. oXoX^Ywv, oVos, 77, an animal, named from its note,
6Xicr0-r]p6s, a, ov, (6X40-0e?i') slippery, sliding. 6Xio"0o-Yva>p,ovo (oXto'êw', yvup.if), to make a slip
the tree-frog.
From
vofjiai
:
6XoXvco,
f.
aor.
wXoXva
sign
to cry
aloud
or error in judgment.
'OAI3OO2,
6\(cds, a5o$,
o,
slipperiness
(f\Kca, 6\Kr))
is towed, a ship of burthen, merchantman, trading vessel. II. O\K-(\, 77, (e'Xtfcu) a drawing, trailing, dragging. a being drawn towards a thing, attraction.
77,
a slip. a ship which
to the gods, usually of female voices, Lat. ululare. II. to utter a loud cry, usually in of joy. (Formed
from the sound.) oXop/rjv, oXovro, Ep. for &X-, aor. 2 med. of 6'XXt;/*i. oXoot-rpoxos, o, poet, form of oXorrpoxos. oXoos poet. oXoios, oXoitos, 77, ov, (oXXu/zt) destructive, destroying, hurtful,
oXtcos,
77,
ov, (f\Kcu) attractive.

6,
deadly
6\ocL (ppoveiv
(\Kca) as an Instrument, that which draws or hauls ; O\KOI machines for hauling ships on
oXKos, ov,
land.
2. a strap or trace for drawing. II. a track made by drawing, a furrow, track, Lat. sul-
to design TOS.
ditus.
ill
II.
Sup. 6\owrepos, oXocuTapass, destroyed, lost, undone, Lat. per-
Comp. and
6Xo6-<j>po)v, ovos, o
and
77,
(6X06*5, (pprjv)
meaning
off.
cus
the trail of a serpent.
III. periphr.,
i.
6\uol
mischief, baleful.
8d<f>vrj$
drawings of laurel,
e.
laurel-boughs
drawn
oXoirTO),
f.
if/CD,
sagacious. to pull, pluck out : to strip
II. crafty,
along.
(Akin to
:
Xoiros, XtTr-u.)
ÔAAT~MI and oXXvw: impf. tfXXui/: f. oXcVcwEp. oXfffffw Ion. 6Xe<y Att. 6\w aor. I &\eaa Ep. wXeo-<ra, 6\fffffa: pf, 6Xc!>Xe/z Med. oXXtyxcu, Ion.
:
"OAO2J Ep. ovXos, 77, ov, whole, entire, complete, Lat. solus, solidus; rcL oXa one's all. 2. entire, utter; oXov apapTrjfjia an utter blunder: in neut., as
Adv., o\ov and TO oXov altogether. i. e. safe and sound, Lat. integer. oXo-o-îjpirjTOS Dor. -oxJnjpciTOS, ov,
II.
fut.
oXeo/xat
:
Att.
oXovpai: aor. 2
plqpf. wXwXffi/ : part, med. for oXopfvos,
oX<wXa
cl;Xo>7i/: pf. 2 ouXo/xî/os, properly aor. 2

v.
whole,
voce,
I.
Act. to
became a mere Adj., destroy, make an end
sub
(6'Xos, o<pvpa)
of, to
hammered all through, made of solid metal, opp. to cast.
485
'
6Xo-axepT|S, es, (oAos, complete, Lat. integer, important, considerable,

pletely, entirely.
2.
whole, entire, sound, relating to the whole,

II.
is
'
called also simply 'OAu/nrios;
'OAu/ma Sahara the
Adv. -pis, com-
oXo-rcX-ris, es, (oAos, re'Aos) quite complete, perfect,

6\OTjp,at, fut.
med. of oAAu/ii.
77,
mansions of Olympus. *OXvp,irov8 Ep. O3X-, Adv. to or towards Olympus. "OXvp/iros Ep. and Ion. OvXvjiiros, o, Olympus, a high wall on the Macedonian frontier of Thessaly. It was believed to be the abode of the gods, and that
the approach
6Xo-<j>vy8wv, ovos,
pustule.
(oAos,
<p\><a)
a large .pimple,
was guarded by
a thick cloud.
"OATN0O2, o,afig which grows during the winter,

a lamenting, lamentation. From aor. [u], Dep.: f. b\o<pvpovp.ai: Ep. 2 and 3 sing. bXo<pvpao, 6\o(pvpabut seldom ripens : an untimely fig, Lat. grossus. "OATTA", 77, mostly in pi., a kind of grain, spelt, mentioned as food for horses along with barley (/fpf); used in Egypt for making bread.
oXcoios, collat. form of oAoos, oAotos.
6Xo4>v8vos,
T^, 6v, (6\o(f)vpoiJ.ai) lamenting, wailing: neut. pi. 6\o(pv5vd, as Adv., miserably.
6Xo<J>vpp.6s, ou, 6,
I w\o(pvpdfjir]v ,
'OAO^TTOMAI
:
TO
aor. i part. pass. 6\o(pvpOeis, in intr. to lament, wail, moan, weep.
same
sense.
I.
2. to
mourn for
upon.
c. ace. to
3. to
others, to feel pity : c. gen. to beg with tears and lamentations.
lament or have pity

II.
!
oXcoXa, pf. med. of oAAu/it. 6Xa>XcKa, pf. of oAAv/xi. oXcos, Adv. of oAos, wholly, altogether, on the whole: in short, Lat. denique : oi>x oAas not at all, Lat. omnino non.
6fia,
lament ôver, bewail, weep for, mourn.
2.
to pity.
Hence
Adv. Dor.
f.
for
ofirj.
6X64>vp<Tis, 17, lamentation. oXocjxoios, ov, lengthd. for oAoos, oAcoios, destructive, deadly ; oAoôna flSws versed in pernicious arts.
(o/taSos) to make a noise cr din. ofxaSos, o, (o/zos) a noise, din, made by many voices
6;xd8eco,
1)00),
II. a tumultuous crowd, throng. together. the din of battle, the battle-throng. From kindred. 6fj.aip.Los, ov, related by blood,
III.
"OAIIH, rj,a leathern oil-fiask, used in 'OAIII2, tos and i5os, 77, = O'ATTT/.
'OXvfjnrCa,
city of Pisa,
-f],
the palaestra.
Olympia, a district of Elis round the where the Olympic games were held
:
properly fern, of 'OAuynirtos (sub. 777 or x.<jjpa). 'OXvîrta, TU, the Olympic games, established by Hercules and renewed by Iphitus, held at intervals of four years in honour of Olympian Zeus by the Greeks assembled at Olympia in Elis 'OAv//7na vncdv to conquer at the Olympic games : also, 'OAv/zirta dvt;
the same blood, related o(x-ai(j.os, ov, (bfJios, alpa) of by blood, akin, Lat. consanguineus : as Subst., o/Mipos, Hence 6, 77, a brother or sister. blood. 6p.(U}iocruvT], 77, relationship by
c|j,-ai}jLcov,
ov, gen. ovos,
= opaipos
:
Comp.
o/zcu-
fiovearfpos,
6p.aixp.ia,
more nearly akin. 77, a fighting together
a defensive
al-
: as \tQOcu or dvaipijKtvai to have carried off the prize at the Olympic games. Subst., ofjuuxpos, 6, an ally. 'OXvjjiirid$, Adv. ('OAv/tTno, 77) to Olympia. 6p.a\T)S, fs, (o/zaAos) even, level: rcL uâXr) level 'OXtip.TrCu.Oev, Adv. ('OAi>/rta, 77) from Olympia. ground. oLtaXiaj, f. a<u, (6/zaAos) to make even or level, to *OXvp,mds, dSos, 77, pecul. fern, of 'O\v/j.irios, Olympian, epith. of the Muses generally, a dweller on level : to equalise. 2. 'OAi/iirids eAeua the olivecLiaXos, 77, ov, (6/ios) even, level; TU opaXov level Olympus, a goddess.
:
From liance, league. oj-t-aixp-os, ov, (6fj.6s, at'xf"?) fighting together
crown of
the
vi/fr))
;
II. as Subst., i. 2. of equal, like degree; o/xaAcs ydpos Olympic games. ground. 2. a victory at Olympia (sub. 3. metaph. Olympic games. marriage with one of like degree.
the
'OAv/iTTidSa dvaiptiaOai, vi/cdv to gain a vic3. an Olympiad, i. e. tory in the Olympic games. the space of four years between the celebrations of the Olympic games: the first Olympiad begins 776 B.C.
'OXvjjnrittcru,
middling, average, ordinary.

6p,aX6Tt)S, rjros,
77,
Hence
;
evenness, equality.
o/zaAcDs fiaivtiv to
6p,aXws
(<5/zaAos),
Adv. evenly
march
aor.
in even line.
:
Adv.
('OAv/XTTia,
77)
at
Olympia
cf.
Ovpdfft.
'OXvjjnrtdcn [a], dat. pi. of
'OAv/wnds.
6u-apTOL> impf. ufjidpTOvv Ion. I wpdpTijaa (oôv, dprdca) in hostile sense, to meet in fight :
:
fvv.
:
f.
opapTtjo'ca'.
I
.
to
meet ;
Med.
to attack in
'OXvp-mciov or 'OXvumciov,
TU, ('OAv/XTTtos) the fight.
2.
to
walk
together, esp. in part., firjaav
temple of Olympian Zeus. 'OXvp,mic6s, 77, ov, ("OAv/XTros) Olympic; o 'OAr/xiriicus dyuv the Olympic games. 'OXvp-irio-vCKTjs, ov, 6, ('OAv/ma, VIKCLQ)) a con-
to keep pace, unaprrjffavTfs they walked in company : 3. equal in speed: c. dat. to walk beside, accompany.
to
pursue.
or 6jiapT{j, Adv. together, jointly, another
d/zapTrJ.
ofiap-rv]
queror in the Olympic games. \yl\ 'OXujxmo-viKos, ov, ('OAufiTrta, viKaca) conquering
in the Olympic games.
form of apapTTj,
ojiaprrj, Dor. for o/zdpret, 3 sing. impf. of ufMtpreca. of op-apTTitravTO, Ep. for a;/*-, 3 pi. aor. I med.
'OXvtjJimos, ov, ("OAu^tTfos) Olympian, dwelling on
Olympus,
epith. of the
gods above, esp. of Jove,
who
6}iapTT)<Tiev, 3 sing. Ep. aor.
opt. of oâprtca.
486
for up.-, 3 dual impf. of o/zapreo). 6p-apTT|TT]V, Ep. allied in arms op.-ao"ius, iSos, 6, 77, (op.ov, dcriris) as Subst., opacnris, 6, a comrade, fellow-soldier.
:
wedded.
op,-tipos, ov, (6fj.ov, upcrpetV) joined together, united, II. as Subst., ofirjpos, 6, a pledge to
6p,-a/DXa, &KOS, furrows or lands.
u,
T),
(o/ioO,
auAa)
with adjoining
preserve peace, a surety, security, hostage. 6p,iXS86v, Adv. (ofu\os) in groups, bands, Lat. turmatim : in crowds.
aor. I ufj.i\r)cra : to be 6p.lXcco, f. 770-0) (6'/Aos) together or in company with ; p.tT 'Axatots opiXfiv to associate with the Achaeans ; |j/i 6fj.i:
:
From 6p,auXia, 77, a dwelling together, union. op,-avXos, ov, (pp.ov, avXr/) living together: hence,
neighbouring. on the op,-avXos, ov, (ofiov, avAos) playing toge'her flute, harmonious, blending, in unison.
6p,|3peco,
f.
irpcaTolaiv
;
\eiv to be in company among the foremost upov dfiiXeiv to throng about the corpse.
to
Trepi 2. absol.
v-
770-0),
(opBpos)
to rain.
to
II. trans, to
come or
live together.
III.
II. in
hostile sense, to
rain or shower
bedew, wet. oppp-npos, a, ov, (6p.Bpos} rainy, watery.

6p,|3pip,os, ov,
down upon :
meet in
oBpifios. 6p,|3pios, ov, also a, ov, (op.Bpos) rainy : of or belonging to rain, Lat. pluvialis ; vocup 6p,Bpiov ram-
water.
6p.{3po-86icos, ov, (ofiBpos,
Sex
/* 01 ')
holding or re-
encounter: absol. to meet one anof social intercourse, to hold converse : other. to live familiarly with, associate with: to have deal2. absol. to befriends. IV. of ings with. pursuits or business, to be conversant with, engaged to one, to be 2. of things, to be present in, attend to. at hand. V. of a place, to come into, be in : to
battle,
ceiving rain.
op-Ppo-KTUiros, ov, (opBpos, KTvireca) striking with

rain.
haunt, frequent a spot. = ufu\a5uv. 6p,lXT)86v, Adv. 6p,lXT|o-6iv, fut. inf. of o/itAto).
op-iXtir-fis, ov, 6, (6/itAco))
"OMBPO2, o, Lat. IMBER, a storm of rain, a 2. II. thunder-shower, rain. generally water. metaph. a storm or shower of tears, darts, etc.
6p,J3po-(|>6pos, ov, (ofJiBpos, (pepo>) rain-bringing.
a scholar, hearer.
with ; oi>x
6p,iXir]T6s,
77,
ov, (d/itAeo)) to be conversed
5fii\TjTos unapproachable, savage.
6p,iT<u, 3 sing. fut. of 6p.vvp.i. 6p,-o~Tios, ov, (bfJLov, effTta') sharing the same hearth. op.evvos. 6p,-WTir]S, ov, 6, fem. op-evvens, iSos,
oplXCa, 77, (oûAos) a being or living together, intercourse, converse, dealings with another ; 77 ffir) 6p.i\ia converse with me ; o/ztAm x^ ov ^ s intercourse with a
2. instruction. country. sembly ; vaos ofJuXia ship-mates.
II.
a meeting, as-
op.-6vvos, ov, (6p,ov, evvrf) sleeping together: as Subst., opevvos, 6, 77, a bedfellow, consort.
op.-lXos, o, (ofiov, 1X77)
an assembled crowd, a throng

II.
6p-evjnos, o, 77, (op,ov, fif'ia) a playmate. 6p.ii or Ri Adv. (o/xos) poet, for 6p.ov.
op.TiYi'piJop.ai,,
of people, mob, multitude. tumult.

op-ixeo).
f.
the throng of battle,
6p.-T]YpT|S, es, (6p,6s, a/ydpca) assembled together. f. iffopat, Dep. to assemble, call to-
fiaca,
6fiix<u.
77,
'OMI'XAH
a mist, fog.
gether.
From
>
Ion. 6p,ixXtj Dor. opxxXa, II. also smoke, steam.
misty air,
Hence
* s 77> (vpu s a,yvpis) an asa throng, company. 6p,i)Xucia Ion. -C-q, 77, (op.f)\i) equality of age : as Collective Subst. those of the same age, one's friends, II. of a single person, = playmates, comrades.
6p.-T|Y^P l s Dor. 6p.<i,Y~

:
sembly, meeting
6p,ixXT|is Ion. 6p,ixX-, fffcra, cv, misty. 'OMI'XIl, to make water, Lat. MINGO. [t] oppa, CLTOS, TO, (wfifjiat, pf. pass, of opaw) the eye; I8fiv to look with eye askance at ; opp. to opOots oftfjaaiv opav or 1^ op0oV bârcav, Lat.
\o$
rectis oculis videre,
to look straight at
/car' Sfifia
6p,-T]Xi, T/cos, 6, 77, (op,ov, TÂt^) of the same age, esp. face to face, in full sight ; us air' dfifiaTouv to judge of young persons as Subst. an equal in age, comrade, by the eye, Lat. ex obtutu ; tv ofifMiffi, Lat. in oculis, II. of like stature. before one's eyes ; so also Trap' o/x/ia, Trpo 6p.fia.Tcav playmate. II. that which one sees, 6p.T|pia, r), (6p.r}pevca) a giving hostages or securities : e 6fj.fj.dTcav out of fight.
:
III. a phantom, image offancy. security, pledge. sight. ofjipa VVKTUS, i. e. the moon ; so ofipa aWepos, of the 'Op,ir|p6ios, a, ov, ("O^77pos) of Homer, Homeric. 6p,Tjpevo-ai, Ion. for op-ypovacu, part. fem. pi. of sun ; generally, light ; op-pa <f>"fipr)s the light of happy IV. metaph. anything dear or pretidings. V. periphr. of the person, op-pa TreAet'as op/qpeuo), f. oca, (op.rjpos) to be a hostage, serve as a cious. for irfXfia, op,p.a vvp.<pas for vvp.<pa ; cf. II. trans, to give as a hostage, pledge or hostage. apa. 2.
pledge or security.
6p,i]pco,
f.
Hence
(op.r}pos) to meet.
2.
770-0),
metaph.
to
6p,p,aTiov, TO,
eyes.
II. act.
Dim. of
6s,
op.pa, a little eye.

errepea))
:
accord, agree.
in plur. 'O^piSai, of, the Homerids, a family of poets in Chios, pretended to trace their descent from Homer, and recited his
6p,p,aTO-o-TpTjs,
(op,pa,
deprived of
'Op/ripi8Tjs, ov, 6,
mostly
who
ing, esp.
to
depriving of eyes the buds of plants.

:
blighting, canker:
poems
generally, the admirers of
Homer.
opparoco, f. d)o*o> pf. pass. wp.paTcapai (op.pa) Pass., (f>p^v wp.pa.Tcap.evrj a mind give eyes to :
:
V
quick of sight. explain.
II.
OMNTMI
distinct,
487
6p,o-i}Xi, Tos,
,at.
metaph.
to
make
o,
77,
(<5/ioG, 77X4^) of the
same age,
aequalis.
"OMNT~MI
pi. ofjLvvvrcav
ft,
:
or ofivv, 3 ojivtia), imperat. opvvOi impf. wp.vvv or wpwov : fut.

:
or
6p,60v, Adv. (o/ios)/rom the someplace, of the same II. from near at origin : 6 dfjioOev a brother.
firai, inf. op.fia0ai, later fut. ofMoaca: aor.

ofj-oaa, ofioffffa
I
band, hand
3
to
band:
close upon.
Ep.
pf.
bpwôKa
or
plqpf. o
:
Pass., aor.
ufj.uff9r)v
wfjitjOrjv
pf. 6/ia>/io<r/-tcu,
6p,6-0povos, ov,(6fj.ov, dpovos) sharing the same throne, partner of one's throne.
to swear; opKov dfiu-" pers. 6/WftocrTat or O/ZW/XOTCU : .aai to swear an oath: to swear to a thing, affirm,
6fxo0vp,a86v, Adv. with one accord.

6p,6-0vp,os, ov, (ofiov, Ovfj,us)
From
of one mind, unaniresemble.
confirm by oath
77
foil,
by
inf. to
swear that one will

inf.
mous.
6p.oida>,
6p.oCl'os,
f. ffoj,
prjv
is
often inserted before the

;
for the sake of
(ofjioios} to be like,
emphasis
an oath. swear by.
freq. in part., as, ciireiv II. to call as witness
opuaas to say with of an oath, invoke,
Ep. for
o/iotos.
[i
Ep.]
KaTaXrjyca) ending
6p,oio-KaTaXTjKTOS, ov,
alike,
(ofj-oios,
of verses.
f. rjcroj,
6p.o-pcup.ios, ov, (<5ôG, /3<y/zos) altar, like Ceres and Proserpine.
having one common
6}ioiOTra0,
to be in like case, to be similarly
From. 6p,o-YaXa, aKTOs, u, 77, (o/xos, âAa) suckled with 6pxHO-ir30Tis, 6, (ofjioios, irddos) being in like case, the same milk : a clansman. having like affections, sympathising. 6p,6-Yojxos, ov, (ofjiov, -ya/utaj) married together, as 6p,oto-Trpirf|s, ts, (opoios, trpeirca) of like appearance Subst. a husband or wife. with. b[t,o-ya.<rrpos,ov,(ufji6s,yaffrr)p} from the same womb, op-oios, a, ov, Ion. and old Att. 6p.oios, 77, ov, Att. born of the same mother ; /eaffiyvrjTos dfJLoyaffrpos an also os, ov ; Ep. op-oClos, ov like, re(o/uos) : uterine brother. sembling, Lat. similis : Proverbs, us aitl TOV opotov Oeos ws TOV ofjLoiov birds of a feather flock to6|io-YevTO)p, opos, 6, born of the same parents, a brother. From gether;' TO ofjioiov avTairoSiSovai, Lat. par part re2. shared 6p.o-Yvr,s, es, (o/xoy, *y'fv<u) of the same family : ferre, to give like for like, pay tit for tat. II. act. 3. equal in force, a match generally, kindred, akin. engendering with. alike, common, mutual. 6p.o-Yp(ov, OVTOS, 6, (uftov, 7t'pan/) a contemporary for one, Lat. par. 4. in unison with, agreeiffected, sympathise.
: '
in old age.
op-oYXeocrcrtco
Att.
-YX(i)TTcu,
to
speak the same
.,
5. 7) ofjLoia. (sub. 5/^77 or \apis), TT)V ofjioiav airob'ib'ovai to pay any one like for like, to
tongue.
From
make a
like return
TT)V opo'iav <pepco~0at to

;
6p,6-YXojo-cros Att. -YXcoTTos, ov, (o/xos, y\S>ffffd) speaking the same tongue or language with.
like return
made one
TT'
for;
KOI
ofjioia
on
fair
have a and
:
equal terms.
in like esteem.
6. kv bpoifp iroifiadai TI to
II.
hold a thing
6p,6-YVios, ov, contr. for ujjioyevios, (op.ov, yfvos} of II. the same race. presiding over kindred; dp.671/401 Ofoi gods who protect a race or family, Lat. Dii
gentilitii.
f. 770-0;, to be of one mind, to league agree with, assent to. From 6p,o-Yvwfxtov, ov, gen. ovos, (o/xov, 71/00/177) of one mind, like-minded. Adv. -fiuvcus.
of the same rank or station
6p.oYvcop.ovco,
:
together
to
with equal privileges : peers. The person or thing to which another is like is commonly in dat., but also like Lat. similis in genit. : also followed by a Relat., ofjioios uffircp . . like as . . ; Lat. aeque ac like as . . ; cf. o/zotcus. ofjioios /eal
ol ofjLOtoi, all citizens
,
. .
6p,6-Y<>vos, ov, (ufjLov, 701/77)
of the
same family.
of or with the
and
6p,otoTT]S, 77TOS, 7), ojxoio-Tpoiros, ov, (ofjiotos, TpoTros) of like Adv. ir<us, in like manner with. life.
6p.oi6co,
f.
(o/iotos) likeness, similitude.
manners
6p.6-Ypap-p.os,
ov, (ufjLov, ypawr)~)
ojffca
same
letters.
ofioSrjfjios.
o/zotcy'To/iOi
Pass, and Med., aor. I upo'twaa and -wOrjaofiai (in same sense) aor. I
:
: : :
6p.6-Sdp.os, Dor. for
ojio-Sep-vios, ov, (OIJLOV, Sffiviov} sharing one's bed. 6p,6-8ir)p,os Dor. -8ap,os, ov, (o/xos, ST}/XOS) of the same people or race.
wjjioiwOrjv : (o/ôtos) to liken, compare :

like,
to
make
like,
assimilate
esp.
Pass, to be
onoicaOrjuevai
II.
one.
Med.
O.VTTJV to to make a like return.
made like, become be made like before

Hence
inf. pass.
of the same opinion, to, agree. From 6p,6-8oos, ov, (6fj.ov, Soa) of the same opinion. 6p,6-8ovXos, ov, (o/iov, SoiA.os) a fellow-slave. 6p.o-8pop.Ca, 77, (o/iov, fyo/xos) a running together
6p,o8oo,
to be
6p,oito0T|p,vai, Ep. for opouuOrjvat, aor. I
Of
0/XO(O(U. op-oicop-a, OTOS, TO, that
which
is
made
like,
like-
or meeting.
6p,o-( 0VT|S, (s, (oôv, tOvos} of the same nation. 6ji6-t/Yos, ov, (opov, frfrjvai} yoked together : as Subst. a yoke-fellow. II. yoked in wedlock,
married.
6p,o-T|0T)s, ts, (uftov, rjOos')
image. in like manner, like, alike : 6p.oCcos, Adv. of oôtos, the neuters OJJLOIOV and '6/j.oia, Ion. opolov, vfjioia, were also common as Adv. ; so, ufjtoicus us , like as Lat. aeque ac , perinde ac ; opotov , 6fj.oi(as Kal &0T . , like as u/j-ota TOW p.a\iaTa. on a par with
:
.
ness,
. .
of the same character.
the best.
488
op-oiojcTLS,
ij,
(<5/>ioaj)
2.
a becoming
like.
a making like, likening. a likeness, image.
II.
ojAO-xXapos, Dor. for 6p.oKXrjpos.

:
6u,o-K\aa>, 3 sing. impf. o/io/fAd, bfJ-OK Ae<u. aor. I bp.oKXr]aa, Ion. 3 sing, oô6p.o!cXeco, f. 770*0; to call out, shout to, either to encourage, KX^ffaffKe
:
mind, agreeing in sentiments, unanimous, Lat. concors. Adv., 6(j.ov6cas, unanimously. 6n,o-ira0T|S, es, (UJJLQV, iraQos) having the samepassions ojio-irarpios, ov, (op.ov, Trarrjp) by the same father.
.
6p,o-irXKT|s,
's,
(o/xoC, 7rAecu) inter-laced.

(6fj.ov,
cheer on, or to upbraid, chide ; mostly in latter sense c. inf. to command with a loud shout, call to one to
:
6p.6-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, sailing together or in company.
do.
From
77,
from
(6fJ,ov, AwzAecu)
6fx6-iroXis poet. ojxoirToXis, the same city or state.

,
ecus, u, 77, (o/iou,
6}io-KXT|,
:
a calling out
together,
shouting of several persons : the harmony or concert of flutes any loud calling or shouting, whether to
age
ono-iTTCpos, v (o/iov, iTTcpov} with the same plum: of like feather, akin, alike : generally, ol o/ioTrrepoi birds of the same feather, comrades ; vdes 6fj.6i.
encourage or upbraid.
6p.6-KXir]pos, ov, (ofj.ov, reXfjpos}
6fJ.oKXr}pos, 6,
irTepoi consor/-ships,
e.
that sail in
company.
having an equal
:
lot,
share or portion, esp. of an inheritance
as Subst.,
dry up : Med. to dry a cbeerer on, encourager. for oneself ; Satcpva oftopgaaOai to dry one's tears. 6p,opdp.gvos, aor. I part. med. of bp-opyvv^. ofAo-KXlvos, ov, (ofjiov, KXivrj) reclining on the same couch at table. Ofiopcoj Ion. 6p.ovpcco, to have the same boundaries From ojio-XcKTpos, ov, (ofj.ov, Ae/rTpoi/) sharing the same with, to border on. bed. o|A-opos Ion. o|xovpos, ov, (o/zcu, opos) having the 6n,oXoYo, f. -fjffca aor. I wfJtoXoyijffa : pf. cfyioAo- same borders, bordering on,L,a.t.flnttimus : as Subst., Pass., aor. I oJfJ.oXoyrjOrjv pf. <jjp.oXoyr}fjiai ofJLOpos, 6, a neighbour, borderer : TO opopov neighyrjiea to speak together, to speak one lan- bourhood. (d/toAo'yos) 2. to hold the same language, to agree 6p.oppo0(i>, f. -fjffoj, to row together : generally, (o guage. And with : of things, to be in accordance with. 3. to agree with, agree together. make an agreement, come to terms, esp. of a surren- 6p.opp60ios, ov, rowing or swimming together. From der ITU Tiai on certain terms. 4. to agree to a 6|iop-po0os, ov, (6fj.ov, poOfca) rowing together : geafjLi]V
:
a coheir, Lat. consors. op-OKXtjcracrKt, 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of 6/*oAecu. one who calls out to, 6p.oicXT]TT|p, 7}pos, 6, (ofJLotcXeca)
6p,6--irToXis, poet, for 6>oVoAts. oj-iopYO-ô), ofJiopyvvfJU, to wipe off. 6p.6pYw, Ep. for u/j-opyvv, 3 sing. impf.
of
i
'OMO'PrNT'MI, fut. 6/ic'p^cu:

to wipe, to
Med., aor.
tbôp-
wipe
off,
I grant thing, allow, admit, confess; buoXoyS) o~oi 6. to be con5. to agree, promise to do. you.
II. Med. to nected with, bear affinity to. agree, III. Pass, to be assent to ; much like the Act. in part. pres. ra ofioXoyovallowed or granted; esp.
nerally, acting together.
'OMO'IS, 77, ov, one and the same : belonging to two or more jointly, common, joint, Lat. communis. (Akin to apa hence o/xotos, o/xws, op.(as, 6fj.ov, 6fj.rj, opuOfv,
:
OfJLOfff.)
fj.fva and pf. part. oJiJ.oXoyijfj.cva, things granted, ac-
6p.6o-ai, ojjLocras, aor. I inf.
and
part,
of
ofj.vvni.
knowledged
late;
principles.
fj.a.Tos,
o\LO\6yi\\La,,
Hence TO, a thing agreed
on, a postu-
and
77,
:
'6p,6<r, Adv. (6fj.6s) to one and the same place, to the, same spot : opoffe icvai, in hostile sense, to come to close quarters, Lat. cominus pugnare ; 6/ioo*e itvai
6|ioXoYia,
compact
in
1. an agreement made, agreement. war, terms of surrender. 3. an assent,
Tofs ex#pofs to
6p.o<riTco,
f.
go
to
6fto-cr0VT|S, ts,
(o/iot),
meet the enemy. oQtvos) of equal might.
admission, confession.
oîo-XoYos, ov, (ufj.ov, Aeycu) assenting, agreeing, 2. of things, suitable, in accordance admitting. with : Adv. -yeas, confessedly, avowedly. 6(xoXc>Youp,vcjs, Adv. pres. part. pass, of 6//oAo*yeoj,
agreeably, conformably to
6p,o-jjiao-TiYtas, ov,
:
T^cro;,
to eat or live together with.
From
same
6p,6-<rtTOS, ov, (o/ioi), o-rros) eating together. 6(ji6-<rKvos, ov, (OJJLOV, OKZVTJ) arrayed in the
way.
confessedly, avowedly.
o, (o/xoS,
/mcm)
one flogged
with another, a fellow-slave.

6n,o-p/f|Tptos, a, ov, (opov, ^r/TTip) born cf the same mother, an uterine brother or sister.
From tn the same tent. f}, a living op,6-a KT]vos, ov, (opov, aKrjvif) living in the same tent, Lat. contubernalis. 6p.o-crKif]v6w, f. wffcu, to live in the same tent with.
6p.oo-KT)via,
p
6p.6-o"rrXaYXvos, ov,
(bfj.ov,
atrXayxya) from the
same womb, of the same mother.

'
6|Ao-VKpos, ov,
ofAOvocci),
f.
rjcroj,
(o/iou, vticpos) companion in death. (6/ioi/oos) to be of one mind, agree
6p.6-o-irov8os, ov, (6/ioO, o-Troi'ST^) sharing in the drink-offering, sharing the same cup : bound by treaty.
together, have sentiments in
common.
Hence
OJAOVOTJTIKOS, 77, ov, conducing to agreement. ojxovoia, 77, sameness of mind, agreement in sentiments, unity, Lat. concordia. From OJAO-VOOS, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv,
(<5/iot5,
sprung from
op-o-o-TTOpos, ov, (O/J.QV, aireipca) sown together: the same parents or ancestors.
6[xoo-<rat, 6p.6<ro-as, Ep. for 6/xora, 6fj.6aas.

I
op.o-<rTixaco, (ofjiov, cfTcixo}} to
walk together wi f h.
1/00$)
of one
cjio-o-ToXos, ov,
(ofjLov,
aTÂA<y) sent together with,
6jJLOTCl<j)OS
OVapLOV.
\
489
wine made from unripe
in company with. of the same kind.
II. (upov, aroX-q) clad alike
6p.c}>aKias, ov, o, (op.(pa^)
6p.6-T54>os, ov, (ofôv, raôs) buried together. 6p.6-Txvos, ov, (opov, rfx vil) practising the same craft: as Subst., o/xorexi'os, o, a fellow-workman. held 6p.6-rlp,os, ov, (o/*ou, Tt/7) equally honoured,
in equal honour : ol o/zortfiot chief nobles who were equal
II. metaph. as masc. Adj. harsh, austere, grapes. bitter, crabbed. 6p,4>aKo-pd, a7os, o, 77, (op(pa, pa^) with sour or
unripe grapes.
;
6p.cj>aXios, ov,
(oâXos) belonging
to the
navel
as
among the Persians, the Subst., 6{jupa\iov, TO, among themselves, the* like a boss.
\
= o/uâAos.
2.
having a
boss,
peers of the realm.
baling one common wall, separated by a party wall: metaph. hardly

6p.6-Toix<>s, ov, (ofiov, Torsos)
different from,
ojAO-TpdireJos, ov, (o/xou, rpdircâ) sitting or eating at the same table with.
6p,6-Tpoiros, ov, (ufj,ov, rpoTTos) of the same habits : as Subst., opuTporros, 6, oftuTpoira -ijOea like habits
:
having a navel or a central boss. 'OM*A* AO'5, ov, 6, the navel, Lat. umbilwus. II. anything like a navel: the raised knob or boss in the middle of the shield, Lat. umbo. i. a knob on the horse's yoke to fasten the reins to. 3.
op.({>aX6eis, fffffa, tv, (o/iâXos)
;
boss
affirls ofj-tyakoeffffa
a shield with
a comparison.
6p,6-Tpo<j>os, ov, (ufjiov, rpffpca) brought
the centre : so Calypso's island Ogygia is called o/x<pa\os OaXaffo'qs, the navel or centre of the sea : and Delphi was called 6ft<pa\6s as the navel or centre of
together with ; oporpoQa rotat avOpuiroiai Orjpia beasts brought up with men.
6|j,oC, Adv. (properly neut. gen. of o/ios), together, of Place also together, at once ; yaiav opov fcal TTOVTOV earth and sea together. 2. together wi h,
:
up or bred Earth. V
OMAE, OKOS,
girl.
77,
an unripe grape.
:
2.
metaph.
a young
oracle,
a divine voice, opp. to 01*877 a prophecy, warning voice: any token conveying divine II. fame, intimation later, tuneful voice, melody.
6p,<{>T), 77,
:
.along with;
the dead.
6fj.ov KOI,
c. dat.,
O/JLOV
vKvfffffi with or
:
among
report;
CTT) 6fj.(pr)
the report about thee.
3.
near, hard by
in like
manner
nearly, almost. 4. as, just like as, Lat. aeque ac.
op.cdO'qvcu, aor. l inf. pass,
of
6p,-wXo|,
a/eos, 6,
77,
= ofMv\a.
o/uocu.
6p.o-0p.at, fut.
of
ojj.vvfj.i.
6|X(U|jU>Ka, pf.
6p.aip.ocTp.ai,
of
OfiVVfjLl.
ofJtdjfjtoTai, pf.
6p.oupto, op,ovpos, Ion. for oôpeco, opopos.

6p,6-4>oiTOS, ov, (bfjLov, (poirdo}) going together with: as Subst., ofiocpoiTos, b, a companion. 6|xo(|>pov0), f. rjffa, (o/xo<pcw) to be of one mind with;
iroAe/ios bp.o<ppovtcav a
3 sing.
pass,
of
o/xrwftt.
6p.o4>pocrvvr],
6p.6-<|>pcuv,
war resolved on unanimously. a being ofthe same mind, unity. From ovos, 6, 77, (6fj.ov, <ppT]v) of one mind,
f],
,
cvoâ) having the same name : as Subst., oûiu/iôs, 6, 77, a namesake. II. ambiguous, equivocal. 6p,-o)p6<)>ios, ov, and 6p.-upo<j>os, ov, (6fj.ov, 6po(prj) living under the same roof with. 6p.u>s, Adv. of oftos, equally, alike, in equal parts,
6p.-covup.ios, a, ov,
and 6p.-uvvp.os,
ov, (o/*ps,
agreeing in sentiments, united. (bfjLov, (pvr)) of the same age or nature. 6p,o-<j>vT|s, 6p.6-<J>vXos, ov, (o/xou, <pv\ov) of the same race or
people: as Subst., bfji6<pv\oi, ol, TO bp6(pv\ov sameness of race.
6p.o<j>ci>v(i>,
f.
Lat. pariter.
alike.
men
of the same race:
ac ; of Hell.
op.cos,
still,
together, at once, equally with, Lat. pariter e\6pos ofuJus 'Atdao irv\rjffi hated like the gates
2.
like
6/j.ov,
II. c. dat. like as,
rjffca,
to
speak the same language
Lat.
:
with.
2. to
chime in with.
2.
From
speaking the same lan-
that
Conj. (upas) nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet, tamen; ofJicas prjv or fjtevroi but still, for all ofJMS is in Att. often joined with a part., Lat.
6|xo-<|)O)vos, ov, (ufJLov, (pcavri)
quamvis, K\vOi /*ou voawvofuas hear

art diseased.
me
although thou
guage
with.
6|AO~xpoia, r), smoothness of surface
agreeing in tone, in unison with. II. (ufjLov, xpoa) sameness of colour.

rjffa},
6p.oxpovw,
f.
the surface, skin. to keep time with.

:
From
or dwelling 6p.-o>x'n)S, ov, 6, (opos, cx^) holding in the same together; Oeol biuaxtTOi gods worshipped temple.
ojioxpovos, ov, (opov, xpovos) of the same time with. 6}Ji6-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpo^s, ovv, (opov, \poia) of
the
ov-ayos, o, Dor. and Att. for ovrjyus. 6v-aYpos, o, (wos, dypios) the wild ass.
ova.no, aor. 2 med. opt. of ovivrjfju. r6, a dream, vision in sleep, opp. to a waking vision (virap) only used in nom. and ace. (oveipos and ovttpov being used in the other cases): or unreal, arias ovap the of
6va(p,ir]V, ovaio,
same
colour.
II.
op.6-4n]4>os, ov, (oftov, ^rj<f>os} voting with. having an equal right to vote with.
"ONA^P,
waca, (o/ios) to join together, unite aor. I wp.w6r]v, to be united.

6p.6(o,
f.
Pass.,
"OMIINH,
6(j.TrviaKos,
r),
77,
corn, food.
ov,
= op.irvi.os.
of or from corn, nourishing,
-f),
proverb, anything fleeting II. in Att., ovap was mostly dream of a shadow. used as an Adv., in a dream, in sleep ; ou5 ovap not
:
ojxirvtos, a, ov, (oîrvrj)
even in a dream
fjv
often opp. to virap, ovap

ass.
77
virap
'Ofjurvia [a], thriving, large: as the mother of corn.
name of
Ceres,
a dream or awake. ovdpiov, TO, Dim. of ovos, a young

to live in
490
(Wet "ONOMAI.
6va,
17,
ovouret, Dor. for ovrjffei, 3 sing. fut. of ovivrjju. ovacrOai, aor. 2 med. inf. dvivrjui.
Aeol. for avia.
ovaais, Dor. for cvyffis.

6'veiap, TO, gen. oveiaTos, (ovivrjfJii) anything zs helpful, advantage, succour: a refreshprofits or ment, refection: plur. ov tiara, food, victuals.
that
Dim. of oVos, a little ass, donkey. OVLKOS, 77, ov, (ovos) of or for an ass ; OVIKOS /^vAos a mill-stone turned by an ass, larger than the stones of the common hand-mills.
ovtStov, TO,
inf. ovCvifjîi, ovivrjs, 6vivt]0"i,
bvtvavai [a], part, ovi:
ovciSeios, ov, (oveiSos) reproachful : disgraceful. 6viSCb>, f. iaca Alt. iw : aor. I wveioiffa pf. wvei:
vas
fut.
:
ovrjffa)
aor.
wvrjaa
as if
from obsoL
:
;
*'ONE'n
imperat.
p.evos
:
Med. and
:
Pass. bviva,p.ai, impf. wvivajjirjv

inf.
I.
SiKa
to
Pass.,
with
fut.
med.
dveiStovfjiai
(oveiSos)
fut. 6vf)ffOftai
aor. i uvrnj^v, -ijffo, -rjro, or &va.p,r]v
throw a reproach upon, cast in one's teeth, or impute something to one, Lat. objicere.
reproach, upbraid.
6viSur|i.a, TO, (6vi8ioj) a reproach.
object
2. to
ovrjffo, opt.
I
bvai^v,
aor.
wvfjOrjv.
II.
ovaoOai, part, bvf]Act. to profit, benefit,
help, support;
light.
and, like Lat. juvo, to gratify, deMed. to have profit or advantage, to
6vet8tcrp,6s, 6, (oveiSiôj) a reproaching: reproach. 6vi8urrf|p, 77005, 6, (oveiSifa) a reproacher, uphr aider : as masc. Adj. reproachful. "ONEIAO2, TO, any report or character, whether good or had, like Lat./ctma : but commonly, reproach, 2. matter of reproach, a reproach, disgrace. blame.
; esp. to have delight or enjoyment : c. gen. 2. to enjoy, have enjoyment or pleasure of a. thing. freq. in aor. 2 opt. ovaifirjv, aio, ano, to express
enjoy help
wishes, ovrcas
bva.iiJ.rjv
so
may I
thrive
ovaio,
>
oveios, ov, (ovos) of an ass ; oveiov yd\a ass's milk. oveipara, ra, used as pi. of oveipov. ovcipetos, a, ov, (oveipos) dreamy, of dreams; tv fortunate ! : veie o"6 you oveipeir)o~i irv\rjffi at the gates of dreams.
:
mayest thou be happy I also with x aP LV ovaio TOV yevvaiov x (*P LV bless thee for thy noble so also in phrase laBkos poi So/cef eivat, bvrjspirit he seems brave, may he be fjievos (sub. e'irj or 4'o"T<w),
Eaod sisfelix at.
oveipo-KpuTTjs, ov, 6, (oveipos, Kpn-fjs)
an
interpreter
were to
would however wash you.
also ironical, oVcuo fj-evrav e'l TIS eKirXvbe the better for it, if one
of dreams.
oveipo-fJiavTis,
ecus, 6, ?},
(ovcipos, jtavTis)
an
inter-
preter of dreams. oveipov, TO, collat. form of oveipos, a dream : the and from pi. mostly in use is ovfipara, -enow, -aai these a sing. gen. and dat., oveiparos, -art were formed,
:
ovts, ioos, rj, (ovos) ass's dung. OVOITO, 3 sing. pres. opt. of otfOJMt. V ctTos, TO, Ion. ovvofia Aeol. ovCfjia a name; ovofjia Oeivai nvi to give Lat. one a name; ovofjia (pepeadai to bear a name; ovopa
ONOMA, NOMEN,
nva
KaXeiv
to call one by a name.
II.
as if
from a nom. oveipap.

f.
fame,
be absorbed in
oveipoiroXcco,
ace. to
êrcy, to
dreams
c.
III. report, whether good or bad. as opp. to reality, esp. opp. to epyov, like Xuyos.
name, name,
i.
dream
of, as, ITTTTOUS
of horses.
II.
to
a false name, pretence, pretext ;

the pretence.
cheat by dreams.
From
:
IV. ovo/jia
is
ovarian under also used with the

eir
<
oveupo-iroXos, ov, (oveipos, TroXtcu) versed in dreams

as Subst., bveipoiroXos, 6,
names of
persons, for the person, like Kapa, as
<pi\-
"ONEIPO2,
dream:
cf.
o,
an interpreter of dreams. a dream: also the subject of a

2. as
TO.TOV ovofjia TloXweiKovs. VI. in sion : a saying.
ovap, oveipov.
prop.
n.,
"Oveipos,
god of dreams.
ovcipo-o-KOTTOS, ov, (oveipos, cvcoTreoj)
nomen, opp. to pfjfMi, 6vop,do> Ion. ouvo|i(ico

//ctcy
:
V. a word, expresGrammar, a noun, Lat. Lat. verbum, a verb.

:
fut. bvop.aaca
Aeol. 6vv~
an
interpreter
aor. I
:
uvopaaa
pf.
uvojjiaKa
:
of dreams.
6v6ip6-<|>avTOS, ov, (oveipos, (paivojMii) appearing in dreams, haunting one's dreams.
6vip6-(f>pa)v, ovos, 6,
-q,
wvop.aaOr)v
(oveipos, <ppr)v) understand-
speak speak yov.
of, call
of,
(6vop,a) pf. uvop.aap.ai 2. to name or or address by name. as opp. to doing, as ovofia opp. to ep:
Pass., aor. I to name,
3. to call
one by a name, ovopafav
nvd n;
ing dreams.
oveipoocrcroo Att. -TTOJ, (oveipos) to dream. ovcvco, (ovos n) to draw up with a windlass, to
also ffocpiarrjv 6vouaovaiv TOV avSpa elvai they call the man a sophist by name: 6vofjAeiv airo or c TIVOS
to
name
haul up.
6v-t)-y6s
Dor. ov-ayos,
o, (ovos,
êo/iat) an ass-
nvos or name :
TIVI
or after another; so also eni have one called by a name, Pass, to be called by a name.
or call
:
from
Med.
to
driver.
ov-TjXA'nrjs [a], ov, 6, (ovos, I \avvoj) an ass-driver. 6vT||ivos, aor. 2 part. med. of ovivrjfu ; ovijo-a, Ep. for wvijaa, aor. I ; 6vT|(rei, 3 sing. fut. 6vf|<ri|xos, ov, (ovijais) useful, profitable: aiding,
ovovrai ; imperat. 2 sing, ovoaai, 3 pi. ovoffo, 3 sing. opt. OVOITO : fut. bvoaopuai Ep. bvoaffofw.1 : aor. I wvoaa.p.f]v, opt. bvoGaip.rjv, aio, ano, Ep. inf. bvoaoaaOai ; also aor. I pass. divoaOrjv : Homer
has also Ep. 2 pi. pres. ovveaOe, 3 sing. aor. I uivaTO : to blame, reject, find fault, be discontented Dep. with, scorn : c. gen., ovS' us o*e eo\ira ovoffffeaOai KaKoTTjTos not even thus do I fancy that thou wilt be
:
"ONOMAI,
succouring.
oyipis, ecas, %, (dvivrjfu) profit, advantage, service enjoyment, delight.
'ON0O2,
o, dirt,
dung.
discontented with thy
ill
fortune.
491
ovopxuvto: poet. for. ovoftafa, to Ep. ovo^rjva (6Vo/m) call by name, Lat. nomino: also, to give a i. to promise to do. name to, call by a name. 3.
fjLrjva
: :
fut. bvoj.La.vS) Ion. oivo/jLaveoj: aor. I
wvo-
OHT'A
shaft
or
6|iiT],
77,
a kind of 6^c^.
:
II.
a spear-
made from
:
name,
6|t5-pd<j)(ov, T<5,
acetabulum
rally,
its wood generally, a spear. (6us, /SaTTTcu) a vinegar-saucer, Lat. a shallow dish or saucer.
to
name, appoint. 4. to pronounce, utter. 6vop,a-K\T|8if]v, Adv. (ovofta, KaAe'cu) calling by name,
ovojAd-icXtiTos, ov, (oVo/m, A:\UTOS) of famous
6^v-|36\if|S, es,
(ovs,
/3eA.os)
sharp-pointed: geneo,
pointed, rough.
by name, Lat. nomination.
name,
6v-|36as and 6gv-|36T]S, ou, screaming : sharp-buzzing.
(dvs,
jSodo;) sin'//-
renowned.
II. act. celebrating. 6vo[Aacnri, Adv. (<W//da;) by name, Lat. nominatim. OVOJACUTTOS Ion. ouv-, 77, ov, (6Vo/*d{cu) named : to be named, to be mentioned. II. of name or note,
O^V-YOOS, oj/, (O^TJS, 700$) shrill-wailing. o^v-ScpK-fis, es, (oûs, 8epo//cu) sharp-sighted, quicksighted : Sup. 6v8fpK(7TaTOS. 6^v-8ov7TOS,oi', (oûs, SOUTTOS) sharp-sounding, shrill-
famous, glorious
: of things, memorable. ovojAaTO-Xoyos, o, (oVofta, A.e'ya;) one who tells people's names, Lat. nomenclator. ovoiATiva, Ep. aor. I of bvoiutivo). *ONO2, 6 and 77, an ass, Lat. asinus, asina : Proverbs : irepl ovov OKIO.S for an ass's shadow, like Lat. de lana cnprina, i. e. for a mere trifle ovov iro/cai ass's wool, like opvidwv yd\a, of something not exII. from the ass beine; a beast of burden, isting. the name was applied to, I. a windlass, crane,
:
sounding.
6ii-60eipos, oi/, (oûs, fOeipa) with sharp, pointed hair : irreg. plur. ogvfOetpfs.
6gv-0if)KTOs, ov, (ogvs, QTjyai) sharp-edged, sharppointed : metaph. sharply goaded. 6^v0\i(Ji(i>, f. Tjffa), (6i>6viJ.os) to be quick to anger, also as Pass, to be provoked. Hence quick-tempered: 6v0i)jjua, 77, quickness to anger, cboler. 6v-0tip,os, ov, (ovs, OvfjLcs) quick to anger, quicktempered, passionate, choleric. 6ti-KapSios, ov, (ovs, Kapoia) quick-tempered. 6v-Kivr]TOs, ov, (ous, Kivtof) moved quickly, [t] 6^v-Kop,os, ov, (6vs, Kofj-rf) with pointed hair: of plants, with prickly leaves.
pulley.
2.
the upper millstone.

its
III.
a beaker,
wine-cup, prob. from
shape.
ovoacrdfACvos, Ep. aor. I med. part, of ovofj,ai. 6v6(7<ro-0<u, Ep. for bvoofo6ai, fut. inf. of 6vojj.ai. ovocrros, 77, ov, (oVojucu) to be blamed or scorned.
6voTaa),
OVOTOS,
like ovoftat, to blame, rail at. 77, OV, fop OVOffTOS.
6|t5-K<oKvros, ov, (ovs, KQJKVQ)) loudly wailed. ogvXaf&co, (o^vXa/^Tjs) to seize quickly : to seize the
opportunity.
6ti-Xa|3i?)S, fs, (ogvs, XajScn/) seizing quickly.
an ass-keeper. pi. part. neut. of 6tfu, the things which actually exist, the present, opp. to the past and future also reality, truth. II. that which one has, pro6vo-<(>opJ36s, ov, (ovos, <p(p/3aj)
ovra, rd,
oj-ti-XaXos, ov, (ogvs, AdAe'w) glib-tongued.

6t5-}JieXT|S, cs,
(ovs, ywcAo?) clear-singing. 6ti-^pip.vos, ov, (6us, fjifpifiva) keenly laboured or

ov,
perty, fortune.
studied.
6^t}-p,if|viTOS,
OVTWS, Adv. part, of dpi sum, really, actually.
(6vs,
firjv'uu)
quickly roused to
Hence ovvjAa, TO, Aeol. for oVo/za. 6vv[Aao!>, 6vvp,aCvo), Aeol. for ovofj.-.
ovu^, t>xos,
pi.
wrath
:
<povos O^VIJLTJVITOS
murder in hot blood.
6, dat. pi.
ovvi Ep. bvv$oai
I.
in
the talons of a bird of prey: also in sing., of beasts of prey, a claw; of human beings, a nail, Lat. unguis; of cattle, a hoof; ovv\as ITT' aKpovs ffrfjvai to stand on tiptoe, Lat. summis digitis. 2. l airaXwv bvvx^v, Horace's de tenero ungui, from a tender age. II. a gem streaked with veins, an onyx : also any vessel
(ovs, ^0X7777) clear-singing. (ovs, fjtwpos} pointedly foolish : as Subst., bvp.6ipov, r<5, a remark that seems to contradict or conitself, a paradox, such as, insaniens sapientia
6^'u-jJLoXiros, ov,
6^v-jjLCjpos, ov,
cordia discors.
6(jvv06ts, aor.
I
part. pass, of bvvca.
made of it.
6v$\f(T(Ti,
Ep. dat.
pi.
6-dX|j,T), and brine.
T),
(oos,
aXfjLT])
of ovv. a sauce
made of vinegar
6^<n,
;
6ea,
Ion. for of efa, fern, of
ovs
dat. pi.
From a sharpener. vvw, (ogvs) to make sharp or pointed, to 2. metaph. to spur on, stimulate, sharpen : sharpen. Pass, to be provoked. also to provoke : 6u6cis, fffcra, fv, poet, for ovs, sharp-pointed ; or from 6va with beecben shaft. 6i}-6<rTpctKt>s, ov, (6vs, offrpaitov) with a sharp
6^WTT|p,
6|ijvta,
f.
77pos, 6,
Adv. of ovs, sharply. 6t]p6s, d, 6v, (oôs) of or for vinegar ogrjpos a jar for vinegar.
6c(i>s,
fagged
Kepapos
shell.
,
ts,
(ogvs, Ttayijvai} sharp-pointed.
s, (s,
(6ts,
irfVKr})
sharp-pointed.
irodos,
o^tvrjs [t], ov, 6, (6'os) sour, of wine.
2.
metaph.
swift-footed.
o,
77,
TTOVV, TO, gen.
(ovs,
TTOVS)
sour-tempered, crabbed.
6ts,
lum.
iSos,
77,
(oos) a vinegar-cruet, Lat. acetabua sort of shrimp.
o^ti-irpcopos, ov, (ovs, irp^pa.}
having a sharp prow:

6vppoiros. quick-turning, nicely
II.
generally,
with a sharp front or point.

e's,
6os,
cos,
r6, (6ts) sour wine: vinegar, Lat. ace-
6i5-p6irT|S,
poSt. for ogvppcirrjs,

ptir<a)
o^vp-poiros, ov, (6vs,
492
'OET'S
6m<r06ypa<l>os.
6ivdo'<reau,
poised, of a delicate balance; easily swayed: metaph. easily roused or led on, Lat. propensus. 'OET'2, 6efa Ion. o^ca, 6v, sbarp, keen, pointed;
Ep. for
oirdffei,
sing.
fut.
med. of
by the
o-irarpos, ov, for opo-irarpos, (u(*6s,
irarrjo')
\i0os ogvs a sharpened stone for a knife; Is 6i> a7U7fj.vov brought to a point ; rb 6v Afe sbarp point or II. of impressions on the i/erta* of a triangle.
senses, sharp, keen, piercing; of the sun, like rapidus 2. of sight, keen, piercing; sol in Virgil, dazzling. ov 6vTa.Tov SfprcfaOai to be most keen of sight
;
same father.
6777780$,
oirdtuv [a], ovos, Ion. 6ir<ov, -eavos, o, (6irdco) like a companion, comrade, esp. in war: later a
servant, attendant.
v
OnEA"5,
aros, TO,
an awl,
Lat. subula
Aeol.
dtfovfiv to be quick of hearing. 3. of sound, sbarp, shrill, opp. to fiapvs. 4. of taste, sharp, pun-
tiras, which is the usual form. oircp, Ep. for 00-77 ep.
6iri>v, (avos, 6, Ion. for oirdojv. 'OIIH', T^S, 77, an opening, hole
for a
:
gent.
of pain or grief, sharp, piercing. III. IV. quick, sharp, keen, hasty, esp. quick to anger. of motion, quick, swift. Besides Adv. 6eo;s, the neut. 6u, and pi. 6ca, are often used as Adv. sharply, etc. 6u-(7TOp,os, ov, (6vs, aro/Mi) sharp-toothed; of the gad-fly, sharp-stinging ; of a sword, keen-edged.
5.
a bole in the roof,
chimney.
(ovs, reivca) = OVTOVOS. II. o|vnjs, I}TOS, 77, (6vs) sharpness, pointedness. of sound, highness of pitch or /owe. 2. of taste, punIII. metaph. 2. gency. sharpness, cleverness. of action, quickness, haste.
6(jv-T6VT|s, es,
oirtj Ep. o-n-irrj Dor. oira Ion. OKTJ, Adv. of Place, by which way, Lat. qua, and so where, like OITOV, Lat. ubi : also like oVot, whither, Lat. quo. 2. c. gen., s which part of the 07777 T* > Lat. quo terrarum ? to land ? also like Lat. ubi terrarum ? where f II.
of Manner, in what way f how f o-mjSeo), Dor. 6-naoea}, to follow, accompany, attend^ go with another. From 6inrj86s, ov, Dor. oTraSos, (bitafy)) accompanying,
attending
:
(6vs, TfêH/) sharp-cutting, keen. OIJ-TOVOS, ov, (ogvs, TWOS) stretched to a point: II. sbarp, piercing : violent. having the acute accent, i. e. accent on the last syllable, oxytone.
of-v-TOp-os, ov,
oirqviica,
and as Subst. 67777808, 6, an attendant. II. since, Adv. when, at what time.
curdled
Lat. quoniam.
omas,
6|t)-Topos, ov, (ogvs, Tfipca) piercing, pointed, prickly. 6 jv-4>0OYYOS, ov, (6vs, (pOoyyos) = ogtxfxavos.
6|v-<j>pwv, ovos, 6,
6ii-<j>a>vos, ov,
77,
with fig-juice (OTTOS)
on, 6, (o77os) cheese made from milk in full rvpos omas. :
(ovs,
<p(ovrj)
(pprjv)
sharp-witted.
(ovs,
>
with clear, shrill voice.
to have re6iriôp.ai, f. -iaop.a.i : Dep. : (oVis) : spect for, care for, regard: to stand in awe of, dreadt fear : also to reverence, honour, obey.
6v-Xip, x flP os
ovxeip
2. <5> %, (ovs, X"P) quick of hand. KTVTTOS a sound of quick-beating with the hands.
6m06 and omOcv,

/SpoTos)
Adv., poet, for oTria9e, oTncrdev. 6irl06p.-|3pOTOs, ov, poet, for oiriaOonfipoTos, (oiri6c,
6t>-xo\os, ov, (6vs, xoAos) quick to anger. oj-tJ-wirris, fs, (6vs, &ty) sharp-sighted. oov, Ep. for o5, gen. of os or o. OTTO,, Dor. for 07777. oiraSeco, oiraBos, Dor. for oT^St'co oirrjSos. an at:
tendant.
'OIIA'Zn,
oiraffffa:
odfj.r)v
:
f.
Med., Ep.
to
oiidaoj Ep. oiraffffca: aor. I wiraffa Ep. fut. OTrd(TCfo}iai, Ep. aor. I oiraa-
follower
to follow, give as a companion or Xaov oirdfctv nvi to give him much people to follow, i. e. make him leader over many Med. to make another follow one, take as a com;
make
coming after a mortal; 6iri86fj.@pOTov o.\)\r]\w. the glory that lives after men. 'OmicoC, ol, the Opicans, an ancient people of Italy: Adj. 'OirtKos, 77, ov, ancient, barbarous, Gothic. oirwrretKo, f. ecu, (*o7TToâi) to look around after, gaze curiously at : generally, to observe, watch. orris, (Sos, 77, ace. OTTIV or oViSa, (o^) regard paid to a person or thing; I. in bad sense, vengeance, 2. punishment; 6ms Ot&iv the vengeance of the gods.
in
iro\vv
good
sense,
reward, favour, regard.
3.
awe, ve-
neration, respect, Lat. reverentia. 6mo-0a, Adv., Aeol. and Dor. for omffOf.
panion or follower.
nvi
to give
to
:
annex
shield.
to
Trpbs dffiriSi
of things, tcvSos oirafciv to add, attach, : generally, to give, grant, bestow ; epyov oirdfciv to put a work of art on the III. to follow, pursue, press hard: absol.
II.
6ma0e, and
07T106V
:
him
glory to follow
(oTTts)
before a vowel oirurOcv, Ep. 6'm0, Lat. pone : : I. of Place, after,

;
behind, opp. to npoaOf in front
ol
omaQs
those left
behind;
of
omaQs \6yot
the
remaining books; TO or
force one's way : Pass., xî^dppovs OTra^6/j.vos Aios 5/x/3po; a torrent forced on (i. e. swoln with) the rain.
oiraios, a, ov, (67777) W2/^ a e or opening a hole in the roof. Subst.,^67rafoi/, TO, omiviKa, Dor. for oirrjvtKa.
aor. i opt. of 67rd$y. oirdo-aijA^, oirao-o-6, oirdo-o-aro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I act.
the hinder parts, rear, back ; (is rovm<T0v back, backwards. 2. as Prep, with gen., behind : also inferior, second to. II. of Time, after,
T& omaOfv
in future, hereafter.
as
6m(r0ios,
posticus
:
a,
ov, also os, ov,
(omaQz) hinder, Lat.
677.
<TKe\ea the hind-legs.
oirio-00-pdpxov, ov, gen. ovos, (omaOe, /3atvo;) walk-
ing backwards, [a]
and med.
o7rio-06-Ypa4>os, ov, (oViafo, ypd<pca) written on the
back or cover.
'OnO'2.
6m(r06-8TOS,
backwards.
:
ov,
(omaQe,
Stcu)
bound behind or
a man-at-arms
opp. to light -armed troops,
if/iXoi
or
'vfj.vrJTfs, yvfj.vrJToi.
Hence
oirXiTiKos, 7), ov, of or for a heavy-armed soldier ; 6mo-06-8o|jios, 6, (orriaOe, Softos) the back chamber of a temple at Athens the cella of the old temple of TO oTr\iTift6v, = oi brrXtrai. Athena in the citadel, used as the treasury. to get oirXop,ai, Med. (oVAc^) poet, for 6mcr0o-v6|AOS, ov, (ornadf, vep-oj) grazing back- ready for oneself. of certain cattle with large horns slanting* 6irXo|xov6co, f. rjffca, to be madly fond of arms, have wards, a mania for war. From forwards.
( j j
6m<r0o-vCY-r|s, behind.
(s,
(omade, vwyijvai) pricking
from
oirXo-p.3vT|S, cs,
(oirXov, fwvijvai)
madly fond of
arms
:
arms.
rally, the
6m<r06-irovs,
irous)
6, 77, irow, TO, gen. 77080$, (omaQt, walking behind, following, attendant. 6iricr0o<j)i5XaK(o, f. 770*0;, (dma0o(pv\ag) to guard
II. to
oir\o^n&\ia,, 77, the art of using heavy art of war, tactics. From
gene-
the rear, form the rear-guard. the rear-guard. Hence
command
6irXo-jJi<lxos, ov, (oirXa, p.a.xpiM.C) fighting in heavy arms. II. one who drills soldiers.
La "OIIAON, TO, any tool or implement : ship's tackling, cordage, cables, ropes, cords; on\a 6irur0o4>vXafia, 77, the command of the rear. "* "' a a blacksmith's tools; dpovprjs oirXov a sickle; 6mo-0o-c{>t>Xa, areas, 6, 77, (omoOt, $uAa) one who watches behind : of 6irio~do<pv\aKfs the rear-guard of oTrAov yepovTi/tSv a staff, II. mostly in plur. an army. implements of war, arms whether offensive or defenomcrcrw, Adv., Ep. for oniaca. sive, harness, armour ; rarely in sing, a weapon : (v 2. in sing, omoraTOs, 77, ov, (omaOf') hindmost, Lat. postre- otrXois fjLfveiv to remain under arms. mus. mostly the heavy shield used by Greek foot-soldiers, = 6rr\iTai, oirto-o) Ep. o-n-uro-w, Adv. whence the name oirXlrtu. 3. ra oirXa, (OTTIS) of Place, behind, backwards : rb oiriaca, contr. Toviriffca, also (Is rov- heavy-armed soldiers. 4. TO. oirXa also, the camp, 2. as Prep, with gen. after, be- quarters. iriaa}, backwards. hind. II. of Time, afterwards, hereafter. III. oirXorepos, a, ov, and oirXoTaros, ij, ov, Comp. and over again, again. [F] Sup. without any Posit, in use: poet, for vewrfpos, Vfuraros (oir\d) those more or most capable of oirXds, Dor. for ovrA^s, gen. o
(
6irXu, (oirXov}
6irXir|,
-fj,
:
poet, for b-rrXifa, to make ready. (oirXov} a hoof, properly the solid hoof of
v,
bearing arms, the youth, the to the old men and children
men fit for
service, opp.
a horse
but also the cloven hoof of horned cattle.

of,
6irXT|is, eaaa,
"OirXT]TS,
6irXio>,
cOrjv,
f.
= uir\irat, name
iw
:
(oirXov} armed.
of one of the four

:
oTr\oTfpos yevefi younger by also, avfycs o-nXorepoi men of later days. 6TrXo<f>opca>, f. 570-0;, to bear heavy arms, be a heavy-
then, generally, of age, birth, Lat. minor natu :
old tribes at Athens.

iaca Att.
armed
aor.
soldier
Pass, to have
a body-guard.
From
&w\iaa Ep. SnrXiaaa

:
Med., Ep. aor. I ajrr\icradfjLr}v Pass., aor. I wtrXito make or Ep. 3 pi. oirXiaOfv: pf. &TT\IO [MI get ready : of meats, to dress : so in Med., Svpnov oirXi&aOai to prepare one a meal: of horses, to get ready, harness : of soldiers, to equip, arm, harness :
:
bearing arms, 6irXo-<|>6pos, ov, (oTrXa, o;) armed: as Subst., 6ir\0(p6pos, 6, an armed man, a warrior. II. one of the body-guard,
6iro8Siros,
17,
ov,
(iroSairos) relat. Adj.
what
sort
of a person, esp. of what country, Lat. cujas. 6ir60v Ep. 6irir60v Ion. OKO0cv, relat. Adv. whence, 2. to arm as oTrXirai. II. from what place. also, to train, exercise. Pass, to get ready, be ready: to arm, prepare for 6ir60l Ep. 6irir60i, relat. Adv. (TTO^J) where. battle. Hence oiroi Ion. OKOI, relat. Adv. of Place, whither, thither a preparing for war, equipment, accou- where; oiroi TTOTC whithersoever; p-(XP l OITOI up to oirXi<ris, T), what place, how far. 2. c. gen., oVoi 7775 whither trement, arming. in the world, Lat. II. of Manner, II. oirXterp,a,aTOS, TO, (orrXi^ta) equipment, armour. quo terrarum. an army, armament. for O'TTOW, how, how far.
i
oirXitrp-os, o, (o7rAi'o;)
= o7rAto"S.
oirXio-Teov, verb. Adj. of 6ir\ifa, one

6irXtcrTT|s, ov, b, (oTrA/ô;)
must arm.
the
of a warrior.
OTrXiT-ay^yo'S, ov, (brrXiTijs, dyca)
commanding
heavy-armed.
oirXiTerta),
f.
Ion. OKOIOS, 77, ov: 77, ov, Adj. of what sort, kind, or quality, Lat. II. the correlat. of oTrofos is Tofos ; Tofos qualis. . OTrofos such as ; orriroluv K' iirr,o~6a /tiros, TOWV K' firaKovaais such word as thou hast spoken, such shalt
OTTOIOS, a, ov, Ep. oirirotos,
(TTofos) relat.
.
o"o>,
to be
an
brrXiTrjs, serve as
a heavy-
thou hear again.

subject he.
;
III. oirofos TIS refers to a special
armed
full
soldier.
[i]
,
From
ii.
OTrofos
Tts
77
what manner of man was

:
armour;
2) heavy-armed, armed in II. OTTXITTJS orpaTos an armed host.

ov, o, (OTT\OV
IV. OTrofos ovv of what kind soever, Lat.
qualiscunque.
pi
\
V. Adv. oiroicos
also in neut.
as Subst., 6ir\iTrjs, ov, 6, a heavy-armed foot-soldier, who carried a pike (Sc'pu), and a large shield (o-rrXov},
oTrofa, like as, Lat. qualiter.
'OITO'2,
ov, b, juice, esp. of trees or plants, the milky
494
juice, resin, or
OTTO'S
OTTO)?
the acid juice of the Jig-tree metaph., ovos TJ&TJS tbe juicy freshness of youth.
gum
exposure to the sun.

scorch, burn.
4.
metaph. of love,
to
OTTOS, gen. of oi//. oTTOo-dids, Adv. (oiroaos) as often as ... [a]
6iTT6ti}ivos, Dor. for o-m&ntvos, pres. pass. part, of
many
times as
..
as
OTtraca.
oTTOcra\i\, Adv. (oiroffos) at as many places as ... 6ir6o- Ep. OTTTVOO-C, Adv., poet, for OTTOI, whither. 6iroo-os, T], ov, Ep. o-mroo-os, oiroaro-os, oirirocro-os
opda), to see. 6irTT|p, fjpos, 6, (fytyMu) one
otTTCtiw,
who
looks after a thing,
a spy, Lat. speculator.
Ion. OKOO-OS: (HUGOS): relat. Adj., as many, as many as . . , Lat. quot.

.
I.
of Number, II. of Space,
as large, as large as , Lat. quantus. oiroT-Sv Ep. oinroT-Sv, for ovor' dv, (TTOTC): Conj. followed by subjunctive, whensoever, Lat. quando.
of or belonging to sight ; presents made by the bridegroom on seeing the bride without tbe veil: generally, presents upon seeing or to see a person.
oiTTTipios, a, ov, (fyo/iac)
TO, oTTTrjpta (sub. 6a)pa),
oimXos
[r], 6, (oô/iat) the eye ; Dor. also birriXXos. *o-TTTOp,ai, obsol. pres. whence the tenses of opdca
:
cunque. OTTOTC Ep. oiriroTe Ion. oKore,
are formed
relat.
Conj. when, Lat.
quando.
II. in
causal sense, for that, because, since.
ov : (vorepos) : o-rroTcpos, a, ov, Ep. oiriroTepos, 77, which of two, whither of the twain, Lat. ^lter : also
2. onorfpowhich of us two, which of you two. ffovv and oirorcpos orjirorf, whichever of the two, Lat.
: generally, prepared by fire, baked; ttyQa nal oirrd boiled meats and roast: also of pottery, etc., baked or burned. r],
oirros,
see opdcu. ov, (bnrdfo) roasted
AM. omjo), f. vow \y] . i. Act. of the man, to marry, wed, take to wife, have to wife : oirviovTcs married men, opp. to the unmarried (?}t0cot).
II. Pass.,
'onrrn
utervis, uterlibet, utercunque. 3. neut. oirorepov and oTTortpa as Adv., for oitoriposs, in whichever of
: also for irorepov, whether, Lat. utrum, II. one of there is choice of two things. Hence two, Lat. alteruter. oiroTtpoaOe, -coOev Ep. OTTTTOT-, relat. Adv. from which of the two, from whether of the twain.
of the
woman,
to be
married,
become a wife.
oirwira, Ion. pf.
dirwirTj, sion.
~f),
two ways
when
med. of opdca : Dor. 3 sing. oiruTrrj. (oVcyTra) poet, for oifjis, a sight, view, visight,
II.
OTrtoTTrjTrjp, TJpos, 6, (oircaird)
power of seeing. a spy, looker
out.
'OHQ'PA
Adv. in whichever of two ways. year Adv. (drroTepos) to which or which- the end of summer : it was the rainy and stormy seaII. from being the fruit-time, oirupa also son. ever of two sides ; in which of two ways. III. metaph. 2. means the fruit itself, esp. tree-fruit. oirov Ion. OKOV, relat. Adv. where, Lat. ubi. also c. gen., OITOV -y^s where in the world, Lat. ubi ter- the vigour of life, ripe manhood. i. e. rarum. 3. ead' OTTOV there are places, where. o7rwpi{ivTS, Ion. for dTra-piovvTes, part. Att. fut. of for ali- oircapifa. in some places, somewhere, as Lat. est ubi II. cubi. 4. ovov dv or onovirep dv, wherever : oTrcopi^to, f.tVeuAtt.io), (ovwpd) to gather fruits.
relat.
,
Ion. 6Tra>pTi, 77, properly the part of the between the rising of Sirius and of Arcturus,
relat.
ovovovv, ovovoTj, oirovorjvoTC, wheresoever, Lat. ubiII. of Time, like Lat. ubi, when, at tbe cunque. IV. CauIII. of Manner, how. time when.
sal,
to
gather fruits off a.

r),
tree.
because, since, Lat. quando, quoniam. gen. of an old Pron. *OTTOS.) oirira, Adv. poet, for ova, Dor. for 07777. oirirara, Dor. for 6fj.fjuj.Ta.
oinrt\, Adv.,
(Really
of or at the time of early autumn, autumnal; affrfp 6irapiv6s the summer-star, dog-star, also 'Stipios, whose rising marked the beginoTrcoplvos,
6v, (oTTcl'pa)
ning of
oirdipa.
[t
f.
is
6ircopo<!>opcG>,
7]<ro},
long Ep., when last syll. From to bear fruit.
is
long.]
Ep. for
oirt].
6ir<opo-<J>6pos, ov, (oirupa n, ê'pco) bearing fruit. relat. Conj. of Manoircds Ep. oirmos Ion. OKOIS:
6irir60v, oTTTroOt, Ep. for 6v60cv, 6v60i.

oirirotos, oiriroo-e, Ep. for OTrofos, ovoffc. oiriroKo, Dor. for OVOTG.
oiriroo-os, ov, Ep. for ovoffos. 5 OTTiroTav, oiriroT dv, Ep. for oirorav, onor' av.
77,
ner, how, in
what way or manner, Lat. quomodo.

ofos,
as,
2.
sometimes put for

wills.
roiuv
/xc
edrjKfv, OTTOJS
cOe\ft, for olov edt\ft, he has
made me such
as he
on the
spot.
3. OTTOJS ex<y QS 7 am, i. e. immediately, 4. c. gen., crovffOe ovcos voStav (sub.

i.
OTrrroTe, Ep. for oTroTe.
e'xcrc),
.
run as you are off for feet,

5.
oirojaorj,
e.
as
quick as
so,
oiriroTepos, 6iriroTpco0ev, Ep. for oiror

oirtrtos,
you
can.
ovcaffovv, 6ir<aaor)TTOTOvv,
Ep. for oncas. oirraXeos, a, ov, (OVTOLOJ} roasted: also baked. oirrdviov, TO, (oTTTao)) a kitchen.
oiTTao-ia, 17, (o^/o/xat) a sight, a vision. 'OIITA'fl, impf. farrow f. dirrrjaca
: :
ovcaanovv, howsoever, in what manner soever;

ovo' oirucTTiovv, not in any least. 6. OVK fCfO' oirois
that
Pass., aor.
;
,
quin.
whatever, not in tbe e. cannot be) it is not (i. but, OVK taO' OTTQJS ov, Lat. non fieri potest II. like Lat. ut, it cannot but be that.
way
I WTTTrjGrjv
pf.
opp. to
tif/a),
tinrTrjfMi to boil.
to roast or broil
2. to
meat
bake bread
also of
pottery, to bake or burn.
3. to bake,
harden by
of Time, when, as, so soon as; TpcDes (ppiyrjffav, OTTOJS loov aloXov oipiv the Trojans shuddered when they III. like us and on, Lat. quam, with Sup. saw.
'OPE'm.
raxiffTO. as quickly <zs possible, Lat. quam celerrime ; OTTQJS dptara as well as possible. B. OTTOJS as final Conjunction, denoting an end or
495
of Adv.
oircas
seen to be wretched: ra opw/zera things visible. of the mind, to discern, perceive.
6pY&o>,
(opydoj)
:
f.
affca:
aor.
wpyaaa:
pf.
purpose, that, in order that, so that, Lat. quo, ut, folI. lowed, by the Subjunct. when the anteced. Verb is of pres. time, as, upa, OTTOJS ytvrjrai he is look;
:
to soften,
f.
knead, mould, Lat. subigo.
opyaivco,
dVa)
aor. I
II.
wpydva
intr. /o
(opyrj}
to
TOK> or be angry. ing that he may be TT ipa, OITOJS Ktv iferjcu keep try^, op-yavuov, TO, Dim. of opyavov, a small tool or inalso elliptically (sub. strument. ing that thou mayest come opYavov, TO, (Zpyov) an instrument, implement, tool, opa, Spare, etc.) to express a caution, usually with thou do it engine; XatVea 'Apcpiovos opyava, the stony wonfo of ftr], as, OITOJS rovr6 y /XT) iroirjffrjs, [see] not ; so also with indicat. fut., oiroos dvSpfs eaeaOe Amphion, i. e. the walls of Thebes. II. a musical instrument. see that ye be men ! III. the material of a work. II. by the Optat., if the IV. anteced. Verb be of past time, whether imperf. or Ate tt/or, product itself.
angry, enrage.
aor., as,
77, oi/, (*p7<u) working, fashioning. op-yas (sub. 777), a5os, 57, (bpyaca) a well-watered, Indicat. of fut. ; tiri\-f]fffrai she fertile tract of land, a meadow. OPYOUO, (opyfy to swell or te^m K///& moisture : of beguiles him with the view that he should forget of fruit, /o swell Ithaca : also to convey a caution, 5ef a' OTTOJS Sti- soil, to abound, swell with produce fis. IV. in Att. occurs the phrase ovx OTTOJS, as it ripens; c. inf., op7<z dftaadai [the crop] is ripe
Z\fyov
(eJVroj')
it
on<us yivoiro
kept speakIII.
opYavos,
ing (spoke) that
might be done. Oe\yei onus 'I0aKrjs
by the
dAAd
or
aAAa
Kai
not only not so, but
. .
ovx
'' ir(as
for cutting.
c.
\dpLV avrois x etS aAAa /fat Kara rovrcavl iro\irfv(i you not only are not grateful to them, but you are even taking measures against them in full, ov \ey<v oircas I do not say that, etc.; so, ovx OTTUS, dAA' ouSe not only not so, but not at all. V. 6Va>s fJLrj, = the Conjunction fj,rj generally used only with aor. 2 subj., or with indicat. fut. opdas, Ep. for opa*, 2 sing, of opaca. opujjia, ro, (opda>) that which is seen, a view,
J
wax wanton,
opY&ov,
II. of animals, to swell with lust, be at beat: to be excited, passionate. 2. gen. to yearn or long for.
Ep. opYûov, oz>os, o, (opyia) a priest. (op&yoS) impulse, feeling: the temperament, disposition, temper, esp. in pi., 6p7ai aorvvopoi social
cavos,
6pYT|,
17,
II. violent emotion or passion, anger, wrafh ; opyri \paa6ai to indulge one's anger; opyfjv dfcpos prone /o anger, passionate: op7jj as Adv. in anger, in a passion : so also 6V opyrjs, rear' 2. Tlavos opyal opyrjv, fjter opyrjs, npos bpyqv. sight. panic passions, terrors. opapvos, 6, later form of opooapvos. opucris, ecus, 77, (opdo;) seeing, the sense of sight. opYttt, LOJV, ra, (epyov) only used in pi., secret rites, opttTos, 77, 6v, (opdcu) to be seen, visible ; ra upa.ro. secret worship, practised by the initiated alone at the also the rites secret worship of Demeter at Eleusis visible objects. II. any rites, worship, sacri'OPA'fl, impf. Att. ewpojv: Ion. opeco impf. wpcov: of Bacchus, orgies. 2. any mysteries, without reference to reliEp. also 6p6o>: pf. fupdKa later ewpaKa, pass, copa/tat fice.
:
dispositions.
ay
later
i>pd>ai.
Root *OIIT-OMAI,
:
Other tenses are supplied from the fut. oif/ofjiai, with a rare aor. I
fut.
wpdr)<ToiJ.ai
:
gion.
Hence
f.
6pY"la>,
aaca, to celebrate orgies.

rites.
II. to so-
Pass.,
aor. I
inf.
uxpOrjv inf.
:
lemnise or celebrate any sacred

:
pf. wfj.fj.ai, wtyai,
unrai,
utydai
tf
there
med. oiroma, plqpf. dir&nfiv from * IAl are the same Root. Lastly, from the Root formed also aor. 2 act. flSov inf. fScfi/ aor. i med.
is
also in Ep. a perf.
to
opYâ), f. icroj Att. to) aor. I wpyiva : (opyjj) II. make angry, provoke to anger, irritate. Pass., with fut. med. opyiovfjiai, but also pass. 6^71:
aOrjffofMi
aor. I wpyiaOrjv
pf.
upyiffpcu
to
grow
flSofj.rjv,
inf. i5l<rOai
pf.
with pres. sense otda, olaOa,
angry, be wroth.
1 know,
opa (3 Ep. impf.) he kept looking continually at them. 2. to have 6V sight, like Pêiraj, opp. to /-IT) opdV to be blind
;
To
see, to
etc., inf. fidtvat (see oTSa). look ; KO.T' avrovs altv
\eyoifii, trcLvQ' have eyes, i. e. shall

civ
opwvra \(ofj.ai my words shall have meaning 4i/ aicorca oif/oiaro

;
6pYL\os [r], 77, ov, (bpyrf) prone to anger, passionate. one who ini6pYio-<f>dvTTjs, ov, o, (opyia, <paiv(a) tiates others into orgies. opYuia or opYîd, r), (formed from opeyoj, as dyvia. 2. from dyoi) the length of the outstretched arms.
as a measure of length, 4 irr)x eis or 6 feet I inch, about our fathom : 100 opyviai make one stadium.
they have sight in darkness, i. e. may they be blind. 3. to see, look to, take heed, beware, mostly in Imperat. opa . 4. c. ace. cognato, opoV
may
Hence
,
&\KCLV to look prowess, look like a warrior. trans, to see, look at, behold, perceive, observe,
5.
c. ace.
;
a, ov, a fathom long or large. arcs, TO, (opiyoJ) a stretching out
a hold-
opaV <pao$ 'H*\iow (Horn.), and the light, i. e. to be alive.

also to
(puts
II.
opdv (Att.)
to see
Pass, to be seen,
appear;
c. part.,
u(pdt]^v ovres d&\iot we were
ing out, offering. = dpeyca, whence opfyvvs (part, pres.) 6pYvufju, to reach, 'OPETri, fut. vpeca aor. I tupea stretch out, extend, Lat. porrigo : to stretch out the
:
:
496
hands
give.
in entreaty.
II.
2.
to
reach out, hand,

aor. I
offer,
Med. optyopai, with
6p0-o-t-v6fJios, ov, (opos, VffjM) Ep. for opeivofjLos, opeâaOai to feeding on the mountains, mountain-haunting. reach with the hands 6peaoOai 7%" to lunge, 'Opeoreia, 17, the tale of Orestes, the general name thrust out with the spear ; iroaaiv opcwpexarat (pf-) for the Agamemnon, Choephoroe and Eumenides of iro\fj.ifav of horses, they stretched themselves with Aeschylus, being the only extant Trilogy. their feet (i. e. went at full gallop) to the fight ; opeopcorepos, a, ov, (opos) poet, for opavos, moun:
anT)v, and pass. wpi\Or)V : pf. pass, stretch oneself out, reach out; x 6/*
;
med. wpeto opupeypai

"*
vos, yovos)
fs, and opô-o-i-yovos, ov, (opos, y4* mountain-born.
far' luv he stretched himself as he went, i. e. went at 2. c. gen. to reach at or to a thing, full stride. grasp at: to reach at, aim a blow at: metaph. to reach after, grasp at, desire. 3. c. ace. to reach, gain one's end : also to reach with a weapon, strike, wound: to hand to oneself, reach for oneself.
',
tainous, dwelling in the mountains. opeoTtds, aSos, r), (opos) 'Opeids ; Nu/*^>at opeartddes, the mountain-nymphs, the Oreads.
opei-dpXTjs, ou, 6, (opos, dpx<w) lord of the mountains. opeids, d<5os, T), (opos) pecul. fern, of opetos, of or
II. sub. Nvfjuprj, an belonging to mountains. Oread, mountain-nymph. 6pi.paTa>, to roam the mountains. From 6pt-|3dTT]S, ou, 6, (opos, fiaivca) mountain-ranging. opeiSpOfua, ?), a running wild over the hills. From 6pei-5p6fxos, ov, (opos, Spapftv) running on the hills. 6pei-vop,os, ov, (opos, i/e/w*) feeding on the moun-
= opfyofMu, to stretch oneself; also, pant, quiver, of the heart, etc.; /3oes 6px&fov o-<pa6fjitvoi the steers lay stretched, or quivered convulsively, as they were slain 6a.Xa.aaav to.
opexdcco,
f.
Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and pi. opos. opevs Ion. otipevs, ecus, 6, (opos a mountain) a mule. opevs, Dor. for opeos, gen. of opos.
opeo-<f>i, -<J>iv,
rjaca,
to beat fast,
irorl
xfyvov 6pex^ v (Dor. inf. for 6pexQ f w) let the sea stretch itself (i. e. roll up) to the beach. 6p(o pi. 6peop.ev, Ion. for opdco, opdo/xej/. opiât or op-fât, poet. 2 sing. pres. med. of opczoj.
opt]p.i,
Aeol. for opdcy,

r).
inf.
opfjv, part, opct's.
mountain-ranging. II. opeivos, i], 6v, (opos) mountainous, hilly. on or of a mountain : as Subst., opetvos, 6, a mountaineer.
tains,
optjTOS,
ov, Ion. for oparos.
opdai,
straight.
inf.
f.
6p0tico,
of upurjv, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of opvvfj.i. = 6p6uoj, to set upright : aca, (opOos)
set
opsto-vop.os, ov,
tainous, hilly
hills.
:
opfivopos.
6'peios, a, ov, also os, ov, Ion. ovpeios, (opos)

also, living
cs, (opos,
mounj I
6peio-xapT|s,
on the mountains. x a/"7" a O delighting in the
'OpOCa, fj, name of Diana in Laconia and Arcadia. 6p0ia, neut. pi. of opOios used also as Adv. aloiid. opOidSe, Adv. (opQios) straight up, upwards. 6p6idco, f. aaca (opOios) to speak in a high tone of voice or in a high key, speak loud. II. to set
:
opi-ir\o/yicTOS, see opiirXayrcros. 6p6i-Ttiros, ov, (opos, TVTTTOJ) working in the tains, i. e. felling timber, or quarrying stone.
6pt-<j)OtTTjs, ou, (opos, <poiTO(u)
upright.
moun-
6p0Lacrp,a, aros, TO, (opBiafa) a high pitch of the

voice,
a loud shout or
cry.
mountain-ranging.
oricbalcum, fine
6peC-xa\KOS,
o, (opos,
x a^ K
s ) ât.
also, fine brass. 6piu)TT]S, ou, 6, (opos) a mountaineer. opeKTos, 77, ov, (opeyoj) stretched out, presented: also, to be presented.
copper ore and the brass
made from it:
6p0ios, a, ov, Att. also os, ov, (6p06s) straight up, rising upwards, steep ; opdiov iropeveaBai or Trpos 6'pOiov ievai to march up bill ; TO, opdia the country
from
6pedjj.Evas, operas, aor.

cpe'7o>.
part.
med. and
act.
of
the coast upwards. 2. upright : of animals, II. 3. straight, right. standing upright, rearing. of the voice, high-pitched, loud, shrill, clear; v6fj.osopOios, a stirring, thrilling air: in neut. pi. as Adv.,
op&a
ûo"
she cried aloud.
III. opOioi
Aoôt,
opc^ts, ecus, jj, (opeycu) a longing or yearning after a thing, desire for it. 6peo-xo|j.os, ov, incorrect form of opecaKofios. opcovro, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 med. of opvvfu.
opeoiroXco), to
Livy's recti ordines, as a military term, battalions in column or file, whereas in <pa\o/y the men stood in
line; opOiovs TOVS \6xovs dyfiv to bring the comIV. generally, like op0os, panies up in column. straight, opp. to crooked.
haunt
the mountains.
From
6peo-ir6Xos, ov, (opos, iroXew) mountain-haunting.

6p6or-rpo<J>os, ov, (opos, 7pt(pa)) reared, epith. of the lion.
6p0o-(3ST6io, (6p0os, fiaivoj) to
go
straight on or
mountain-bred or
upright.
ope-o-Kios, ov, (opos, ffKia) shadowed by mountains. opetr-icoos Ep. 6peo*-Ko>os, ov, (opos, Kfi/MLt) lying
6p06-J3ov\os, ov, (bpOus, ftovXrj) right-counselling. 6p0o-8&T|s, e's, (opôs, Sarjvai) knowing rightly how
to do, c. inf.
on mountains, mountain-bred, wild.

6pt<T(T-a\)\os,
ov,
opOo-SGicaios,
ov,
(opBos,
8t'atos)
righteously
dwelling in the judging.^ mountains. 6p9o-8iKas, Dor. for opOodiKijs, ov, 6, (6p9us, a righteous judge, [r] opeo-o-i, Ep. for ope<rt, dat. pi. of opos. From 6p0oSpo}icb), to run straightforward, opeoxri-fSdms, ou, o, = opt ijSdr^s. [a]
(opos,
avXr))
497
6p0o-8p6|J.os, ov, (bpOuSt Spapeiv) running straight forward. 6p0o-tima, 77, (opOus, eVos) correct language. III. Pass, ^ (bpOos, Opi) with hair up- the lofty song. 4. to guide aright. 6p06-0pi, Tp?x os of actions, to succeed; prosper; TO dpOovpevov sucstanding, or making the hair stand on end. ?. 6p06-Kpaipos, a, ov, (bpOos, Kpaipa) with straight or cess : of persons and places, to flourish, prosper. 3. to be upright, deal justly upright horns, epith. of horned cattle with upright*), to he right, he true beaks, of the two ends of a galley which turned up or uprightly as to resemble horns Ep. gen. pi. fern, opdoop0peuOicra, Dor. for -fvovaa, part. fem. of
\
to set straight .-Pass, to be aimed II. straight. 2. metaph. to raise up, restore to health, safety, etc. to exalt, honour, extol. to raise 3. bpQuaai vpvov
Kpatpdarv.
6p06-Kpavos, ov, (6p06s, rcpavov} having a high head or crown : with a lofty mound.
f. aw, (opOpos) to rise or wake early. 6p0pi8uos, a, ov, poet, for opOpios. [?] op0pta>, f. aw, (opOpos) to rise, wake early.
6p0ptica,
6p0op.avTia,
6p06-|xavTus, true prophet.
6p0o-iraXT],
j],
true prophecy.
From
j),
ecus
Ion
10$,
6,
(op#os, fj.dvTis)
a
I
;
(opOos, ird\rj) wrestling upright, [a] 6p06-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (bpOus, sailing straight before the wind: generally, sucrj,
6p0pivos [~], 'fj, 6v, (opOpos) later form for opOpios. 6p0plos, a, ov, also os, ov, (opOpos) at daybreak, at dawn, in the morning, early : irreg. Comp. and Sup. Neut. TO opOptov or opOptov, opOpiatTfpos, -atraros
:
as
Adv. in
the
6p0po-p6as,
Chanticleer,
i.
early. ov, 6, (opOpos, /Soacu) the early caller,

e.
17,
morning,
cessful.
the cock.
(opOpos, yodca) early-wailing, of the
6p9oiro8o,
6p06-7roXis,
(opOoTTOvs) to
ecus, o, 37,
walk straight or uprightly.

\
6p0po--y6i),
op06-irovs, o, 77, with straight feet : standing upright.

steep.
(bpOos, iroAts) upholding cities. -ITOVV, TO, gen. -TroSos, (opOos, irovs)
II. uphill,
swallow.
6p0po-XdXos,
ov, (opOpos, XaXe'cu) early-twittering,
"OP0PO2,
6, the
time about daybreak, dawn, early
morn; TOV opOpov,

rj,
absol., in the
morning ;
so,
opOpov
ov, straight, Lat. rectus : in height, yevopfvov at dawn ; and apa opOpta, Is opOpov, KCLT" II. in line, upright, standing erect. straight, .opOpov, irfpl opOpov; but Trpos opOpov towards dawn: straight forward, in a straight line ; opOos &VT' 'qt- opOpos fiaOvs early morn.
*OP@O'5,
\ioto
TfTpa.iJ.fj.evos
turned straight to front the sun
6p0po-<j>oiTO-<ruKO<J>aVTO-8iKO-T4Xaiir(opos, ov, (op-
bpObv TToSo TiOevai to put the foot straight out, as in Opos, <pondo}, avKOtpdvTi]S, oi/tr), Ta\aiirojpos) bpO. walking, opp. to KaTr)p<p7js when it is covered with Tpoirot early-prowling base-informing sad-litigious the robe from not being in motion; &\eiriv opOd to plaguy ways, see straight or well. III. metaph. right, safe, op0o>06is, aor. I pass. part, of bpOooj. 2. right, true, exact; 6p9' drcovfiv to prosperous. 6p0-covv|JLOs, ov, (6p6os, ovofMi) rightly-named. be rightly called 6pO> \6yca in strict terms, in very 6p0tos, Adv. of 6p66s, rightly : uprightly, justly : truth: so Adv., opOws \eyeiv to speak true. 3. truly, really.
j
4. upright, righteous, just, Lat. rectus; KO.TO. TO bp6uv 6iaeti/ to judge righton tiptoe, in eager expectation, Lat. eously. 5.
true, genuine, real.
'Op0(o<ria, -q,=OpBia.
!
6p0coTT|p, rjpos, b, (bpBoca) one restorer.

,
who
sets
upright, a
erectus animo.
cases.
IV. 97 dpOrj (sub. inwais) the nominative, Lat. casus rectus, as opp. to the oblique
ov, 6, dub. for opfifiaTrjs.
'OPITA^NON,
TO,
marjoram: opiyavov
dpi-yva.o|jiat,
jSXeTrctc to
and optyavos, r,, an acrid herb, look origanum, i. e.

fut.
-r/ffoftai,
6p0o-o-T(i8T]v, Adv. (bpOos, aTrjvai) standing upright, in a standing posture.

6p0o-<rra,Ti]S, ov, 6, (opOos, OTrpai) one
II.
to look sour or crabbed, [t]
Med., with
aor. I
pass.
i.
who
:
stands
ajrvrOrv: (opeyofMi):
c.
to stretch oneself out.

a.
as Adj., upright. shaft, pillar III. a sort K\ifJLa.Ks opOoaTaTai upright ladders. of cake used in funeral oblations, [a]
an upright
gen.
:
to
stretch oneself after
thing, reach
at,
grasp at. 6pia>

picra
\
fut. bpiaca
Att. 6piu>
Adv. Sup. of opOws.

,
?7TGS,
II.
ture.
sense.
77, (opOus) straightftess, upright posmetaph. rightness, fitness : the right
pip
pf. (apiKa. : Pass., fut.
Med.,
fut. bptovpjai
:
aor. I wpiaa. Ion. ou: aor. I wpiad-
bpiaOriaopaa
aor. I
&piaOrjv
:
pf.
:
6p0o-ro}ii>, (bpOts,
aright.
Tefj.v<u) to
cut straight
handle
i
6p06o>,
Orjv:
set
f.
wffca
:
(6p0os)
aor. I wpOoacra : to set straight :
Pass., aor. I I. in
&pOw-
height, to
(bpos) wpiajMi (sometimes used in med. sense) to divide or separate one part from another, to divide as a boundary ; TTOTO/XOS ovpifa Trjv TC SrcvOiKTjv KOI TrjvWcvpiSa. yrjv a river is the boundary between Scythia 2. and Neuris Pass., of a country, to be bounded. the opifciv TLVO. dirb yr)s to part, banish one from
:
upright, set up: of buildings, to raise, restore, repair : hence, bpOcaOeis raised up, set on one's legs 2. in a line, again : Pass, to stand or sit upright.
land.
II. to
mark
mark
,
out
to limit, define
out by boundaries, lay down, Med. to mark out for :

III. generally, to deter-
oneself, set up, dedicate.
498
mine, appoint
to assign, to border
:
opt/cos
to settle.
tyrityov
op/xt^c
6pp,a06iv, an aor. 2
1. to define a
word.
bpifav upon.
77,
to give a vote.
3. IV. intr.
form of opfMai,
is
to rush,
bpfj-rjOrj,
whence
3 sing.
subj. bp/JLaBu: but 6pp.ci.Gfj aor. I subj. pass, o
Dor. for
opiKos,
ov, (opevs)
of or for a mule.
of optvoj. 6piv06iT]V, aor. I pass. opt. Pass. 3 sing. impf. opivco : aor. I wplva Ep. oplva : to wpivero : aor. I &>piv8r)v Ep. opivOrjv : (opvvjju} :
stir, raise,
6pp.a06s, ou, 6, (op^tos) a row, chain, cluster or string of things hanging one from the other. impf. up/Mivov: aor. I 6pp.ai.vco to move or stir violently; to turn over or revolve a
:
Lat. agitare
:
metaph.
to
move,
excite, af-
plan in the mind, to ponder or

bate, consider.
later,
2. to I. trans, to drive,
muse upon
it
to deII.
Pass, to be stirred, roused, disquieted: fect the mind to be affrighted, thrown into confusion.
opiov,
TO, = opos,
a bound, goal:
opia, TO,,
bound- flame.
excite, in2. intr. to hasten, hurry, be impatient.

f.
long for, desire. urge on: to

i
aries, borders, frontier.
770-0;
aor.
wp^rjaa
pf.
upfjnjKa
opios, ov, (opos) of or presiding over boundaries. opurp.a Ion. ovp-, TO, (o/ua>) a boundary: in plur.
the borders, frontier.
I.
trans, to set in motion,
rouse
to be
to stir up.
c. inf. to
opurrfjs, ov, b, (opi^cu) one one who determines.
who marks boundaries
6pt-rpo<|>os, ov, (opos, Tpe<pa>) mountain-bred.

opicdvT],
77,
= epftdvr),
:
rush headlong, esp. at one, c. gen. III. Pass, with fut. med. bpfjL-f]aor. I med. op^TjaaaOai and pass. bpfj.r)0rjvai ; aofjai
2. to
;
be eager to eager or foremost.
urge on, II. intr. to hurry or rush on : do, to start or essay to do absol.
:
ep/fos,
from epyu,
[a]
e'lpyca,
an
en-
pf. pass. wpurjfMii
in
same
sense as intr. act.:

:
I.
closure, fence
a trap or
pitfall,
opK-SiraTTjs, ov,
[a]
6, (op/cos,
dirardoj)
an oath-breaker.
sivear, adjure.
to hurry, hasten, start off" eagerly eager, to long or purpose to do.
generally, to be 2. to set off or
proceed from a place, to begin from; of a general, to make a place his base of operations : drr' \ao~ffuv(uv II. bpfj.wp.tvos setting out from or beginning with smaller opxiov, TO, (op/cos) an oath : also a pledge, surety. 3. absol. to rush on, make a desperate mostly in plur., opfcta, rd, things sworn to, articles of means. a treaty, a treaty ; opKia mcrra rap-tiv to conclude a attack, to be eager : generally, to make a start, go ;
6pKico,
f.
iff 03,
(op/cos) to
make one
binding treaty, Lat. foedus ferire,
icisse
foedus
of
two
parties, in
;
Med.,
opKia.
TapveaOai
to
make
a treaty
between them
op/tia Srj\^ffaffOai, vir^p opKia drjXrjaa-
\6yos upfj.r)Tai the report flies abroad. 6p|Ao,TO, Ion. for &PJATJVTO, 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of op/wicy. = opfud. opfxeid, 77,
6p|xevos, aor. 2 part.
6p|xe<o,
f.
ffOai to violate
i,
a solemn treaty: so too, opKia avyopKia if/evaraaOai, opp. to op/aa (pv\daff(iv or 2. the victims sacrificed on taking these
tepd.
med. of
:
opvvfju.
solemn oaths, like

opicios, ov,
oath
2. that is sworn by, adjured as witness to an oath ; opKtot Otoi the gods invoked at an oath ; t<pos opiciov a sword which is
:
more rarely a, ov, sworn, bound by oath.
(op/cos)
of or for an
moored, lie at anchor, SvotV dytcvpaiv bpfJLtlv to proverbial, ' ride two anchors, as we say to have two strings to your bow :' metaph. to anchor ones hopes upon, de770-0;,
(op/aos)
to be
of a ship
iirl
pend upon.
6p|j.6wp.evos, Ion. part. pass,
6p|XT|,
77,
of
dp/idcu.
(opvvfj.i)
an
assault, attack, the first shock
sworn
oath
;
by.
6,
"OPKO2, ov,
vav
to accept take it oneself.
op/cos Qeajv
an oath; opnov 6/zoVcu to swear an an oath by the gods opfcov Aaî/8d; ;
or onset in war, Lat. impetus; mostly of things, as, *7X eos vpurj the force of a spear ; jrvpos bpp.i] the rage of fire KVparas bpfxij the shock of a wave. 2. the
;
an oath from another

^. the
a,Tro8io6vai to
witness of the oath, the power or object adjured, as the II. Styx by the gods. "QpKos, personified, son of Eris, who visits the transwas gression of an oath, equiv, to
(op/fos
beginning or first start in a thing a struggle or effort to reach a 3. eagerness, violence, passion, thing. impulse; pia bpftfj with one accord; c. gen. eager desire for a thing. 4. a start, setting out on a
:
orig.
(ptcos,
march,
etc.
as opKovpos to
pKovpos.)
6p[xir]0eis, efo"a, ev, aor. I pass. part,
of
bpp.dca.
6pK-otipos, 6, =^ cpKOvpos. opKoco, f. (juaca, (op/fos) to make one swear, bind by oath : Pass, to be bound by oath, to swear.
O, (upKuoi)
,
opp.7]p.a, TO, (op^dco)
any violent impulse, passionate
desire.
6p(XT|cri, 3 Ep. aor. I opt. of op/xdcu.
an
oa(h.
rj,
(op/fcuftoTecu)
a swearing, an oath.
II.
a 6pp.t]TT|piov, TO, (op^tdoj) any means of exciting, II. a starling-place, station, stimulant, incentive.
in
pi.
opKajfxocrLov, TO, the place of an oath. asseverations on oath. From

;
head-quarters.
6pp.id,
77,
(op/ios)
a fishing-line of horse-hair, Lat.

Ep.
-iffcrca
6pKco(iOTa>, f. -fjaca, to take an oath, swear From liOTfiv Otots to swear by the gods.
oprcoj-
6pK-a>JA6TT]S, OV, 6, (opKOS, OfAVVfJll) VpKOJT^S. opKwr-fis, ov, b, (bptctaj) one who administers oath.
lima. \C\ 6p|Aico

:
fut. -iffoj
an
to bring to (op/ios) ; harbour, to moor, anchor.
fMffa
Att. -to> aor. I &panchorage, bring into

:
2.
generally, to
make
fast or sure.
II.
Med., with
fut.
med.
499
aor. I
med.
wpfjiiffdfj.T]V
and pass.
cJjpfjuffOrjv
pf. pass.
opvtxos, -xa, Dor. gen. and ace. of opvis

opvt0i, vrca, pres. imperat.
opvvpi.
'
poet. dat.
to come to anchor, anchor ; bpp.iecrQa.i wpfuffftai : a place and anchor there. 2. irpbs irtSov to come to
of opvvfM.
inf.
metaph.
at rest; opu'ifeaOai
to be in haven, to reach the harbour, i. e. to be TIVOS to be dependent on a thing. 4'

(6pfj.id,
6pvvp.v, 6pvvp.Evai, Ep. for opvvvai, pres.
of
6pp.nr]-p6Xos, ov,
fta\\ca) throwing
line,
angling.
6pp.o-8oTT|p, Tjpos, o, (opfios,
oiScofjii)
+
a bringer
into
med. part, of opvvfjii. rj, ov, pres. or opvvco [y~\, lengthd. form of Root **OPfi imperat. cpvvOi, VTW, etc. : impf. wpvvov fut. cpaw
6pvvp-vos,
it
:
harbour, a pilot.
aor. I
a cord, chain, necklace, collar ; orea string of crowns. 2. a kind of II. a roadstead, dance performed in a ring. anchorage, Lat. statio navalis : the inner part of a 2. harbour, as opp. to \if*/)V. generally, a haven,
oppx>s, o, (t'ipu)
(pdvcav opfj-os
part, cpaas, Ion. 3 sing, opaaaice : 3 Med. opvvpai, imperat. sing, redupl. aor. 2 cpcapf :
Sipffa,
:
opvvffo, \io~0o), vaOe, part. cpvvfj.vos impf. wpvvfMijv, 3 sing, and pi. wpvvro, wpvvvro fut. opaopai, also aor. 2 upof^rjv, 3 sing, wpfro opovfMi, 3 sing. 6pirai contr. wpro, 3 pi. without augm. opovro also opeovro ;
: :
place of shelter or refuge. opvu/iTCTiov, TO, Boeot. for opvfov. II. TO, opvea, the bird-market. opvcov, TO, = opvis. 6pv6o-<J>oiTOS, ov, (opvcov, (ponadj) haunted by birds. 6pvi0-apxos, o, (opvis, apxos) king of birds, [t] 6pv0ios, a, ov, also os, ov, (opvis) of or belonging to a bird ; upta opviOfia birds' flesh.
6pvi0evTT)S, ov,
6,
3 sing. subj. oprjrai ; imperat. opoo or opfffo Ion. contr. opfffv ; inf. opOai, contr. for opcaOai ; part, opfjifvos, 77, ov, for cpofjifvos pf. opoopa, in intr. sense 3 sing, I. subj. op&pfl 3 sing, plqpf. opwpei, also upwpei.
: :
a bird-catcher, fowler. From snare birds. Med. to animals, to rouse, put up, start, chace : 6pvl0tas, ov, (opvis) masc. Adj., a name given to start up, arise : esp. to wake out of sleep, to spring the north wind in spring, which brought the birds of up : also c. inf. to rise to do a thing, set about. 3. v opviOias a storm of birds. Act. to stir up, rouse, encourage, cheer on : Pass, passage ; x ei and Med. to be roused, stirred in mind, excited, incpvI0iKos, 77, ov, (opvis) of or for birds. 6pvi0iov, TO, Dim. of opvis, a little bird : a nestling, flamed. 4. Act. of things, to call forth, cause,
6pvi0v&>,
f.
up: to set on, let loose upon : Med., with pf. cpwpa, to move, stir oneself; fiffotce IJLOI <pi\a fovvar' opwprj while my limbs have power to move. 2. Act. to make to arise, call forth: of
Act., to rouse, stir, stir
aca, (opvis) to catch, net,
chicken,
[j/t]
excite, Lat. ciere

oriri.
Med.
to
come
on, to arise, Lat.
6pvI06-Yovos, ov, (opvis, *~ffvca) sprungfrom a bird. opvlQo-Qr pa.s, ov, 6, (opvis, Orjpaca) a bird-catcher,
t
opviiro, opvvvro, Ep. for upvvro, upvvvro, 3 sing,
fowler.
and
pi.
impf. of opvvfu.
6, the vetch,
6pvl0o-X6xos Dor. opvix-, o, (opvis, \oxdca) a birdcatcher, fowler. 6pv!0op.avo, f. 770-0;, to be mad for birds. From
6pvi0o-p.avif)s, es, (opvis, (jia.VT)vai)
6pvt0o--iT8if],
77,
'OPOBO5,
opoyvia,
77,
Lat.
ERVUM.
poet, for opyvia.

o,
6po8ap.vCs, tSos,
(<"pvis,Tre8r})
:
after birds. snare or gin for birds.
mad
6p65ap.vos,
6po-06<ria, boundaries.
Dim. of opoSafivos, a sprig. f], a bough, branch.

riOrifj.i')
7),
(opos,
tbeflxing of boundaries,
:
6pvi0os, gen. of opvis Ep. dat. pi. opviOeacri. 6pv!0o-o*K6iros, ov, (opvis, aKoirtca) observing the
flight
of birds, Lat. augur, auspex; OO.KOS cpviOoaKoirGS an augur's seat, Lat. templum augurale.
cries
and
6po0vva> IpoQvvov
:
Ep. impf. opoOvvov
like opvvfjii, to stir up, rouse,
opoi-TUiros, ov,
= dpcirvtros.
also aor. I imperat. urge on.
6pvl0o-Tpo4>ia,
"OPNI2,
(opvis, rpfffxu) bird-keeping. opvtos, ov, also os, ov, poet, for opviOtios. o, but also 77 : gen. opviOos, etc. : ace.
T),
opop.cu, Dep. (ovpos a guard') to watch, keep watch and ward, be on guard.
sing.
opvWa and
opviv: pi. cpvWes, etc.:
Att. pi. opveis,

:
gen. cpvfcav, ace. opveis : Dor. forms, gen. opvixos, a bird: pi. opvlx^s, etc., as if from a Nom. opvif often added to the names of birds, as cpvis arjowv,
II. opvis TT(poi, the nightingale, the partridge. also like oloivos, a bird of omen, opvis KO.KOS a bird of
6po-p.u\C8es, al, (opos, nr)\ov) Dor. for 6pof*r)\i8es, a kind of wild apples. 'OPO'5 or oppos, 6, whey, the watery or serous part
2. the watery parts of the blood. of milk, Lat. serum. V Ion. ovpos, f os, TO, a mountain, hill : a range or chain of bills. "OPO5 Ion. ovpos, ov, o, a boundary, limit, frontier, 2. ovpoi, plur., are border : esp. a land-mark.
OPO2
evil
augury
omen
or prophecy taken
hence, like Lat. avis for augurium, the from the flight or cries of
j
birds: in bad sense, an omen, fateful III. presage. in Att., cpvis, 6, a cock; opvis, 77, a hen. IV. in
pi.
tables set
marking or monumental stones bearing inscriptions, up on mortgaged property, to serve as evi-
sometimes the bird-market,
poet.
poets.
i.
Movawv
V. opvcov. L'pviOes, the birds of the Muses, i.e.

cf.
'
II. a rule, standard, limit, dence of the debt. III. the definition of a word. measure. '> Persian word for the Benefactors of 'Opoo'A'YY al
''
e.
VI. proverb., cpviOcav ya\a any marvellous good-fortune.
pigeon's milk,'
the
King, = (vep~f(TCU. opovw, fut. aca aor.

:
opovaa
(cpu/xt)
intr. to
500
rush violently on or forward, to hasten, dart or start
Gp(f)VlVOS.
At17 T77p) a &*rf which migrates with the quails : applied to Leto the Ortygian mother : cf. 'Oprvyia. V OPTT3, vyos, o, the quail, Lat. coturnix, -ids. opvyfjvcu, aor. 2 inf. pass, of opvaaca.
forward.
opocjrf),
?),
((pf(pca) the
roof or ceiling of a room
the
roof of a house.
6po<t>tj-<J)aYOS, ov, (opoQ-f),
6po(j>T|-<j>6pos, ov, (opoipr), <f/cu)
6po<j>tas, ov, 6,
<payiv) roof-devouring. bearing a roof. the living under a roof; nvs 6po(f>ias
field
domestic mouse, opp. to p.vs apovpaios (the ; opocpias 6<pis a tame snake. dpo<f)os, 6, (fpe<pca) the reeds used for thatching II. a roof: in pi. a house, temple. houses.
6pvYp.a, TO, (opvaaca) a place dug out, a pit, ditch, hole, trench, Lat. scrobs : a mine, tunnel : at Athens 0dpa0pov, the pit into which criminals were
mouse)
thrown.
IL =
ov,
opvgis.
6ptryp.a86s, o, late form for opvfJtaySos.
opoco, Ep. for opcuu'. part,
opowv
pi.
for op$)v.
|
opVKTOS, ging.
r),
(bpvaao))
II.
dug
out, quarried,
dug, formed by digmined.
opowvTi, Dor. for opaxrt, 3
Att. opmig, TJKOS, a sapling, young shoot or plant : a rod or pole : a II. metaph. a scion, descendant. lance.
:
"OPIIHS
of 6paa). Dor. 6piro|, a/>s, 6
noise, rumbling, roaring, any opup-a-yBos, 6, tumultuous sound, not of the human voice. 6, (bpvaa<a) a kind of gazelle or ante6pv, vyos,
a loud
lope, in
Egypt and Lybia, so
called
from
its
pointed
oppavos,
6,
Aeol. for ovpavos.
horns.
oppo-ir\>Yu>v,To, (oppos,irvyrj) the tail or tail-feathers of birds. 2. the tail-fin offish. 3. the tail or
opvgai, aor. I inf. of op{>Go~<a. opvf is, (as, T], (bpvaooj) a digging.
6, an unknown wild animal in Lybia. 'OPT'SXfl Att. -TTO>: fut. bpvoj\ aor. I wpvga Ep. opva pf. opupvxoPass., plqpf. wpwpv-^fiv
rump of any
animal,
the
[t)]
:
opvs, uos,
:
"OPPO2,
'OPPO'S,
6,
o,
= ops,
end of the os sacrum

whey, serum.
the tail,
rump.
| I
':
'
to shudder at, oppcdSco) Ion. dppcaS- : fk 170*0; : shrink from, dread, Lat. horreo, c. ace. : c. gen. rei, to fear for or because of a. thing. Hence
aor. I wpvxOr}v pf. to dig, Lat./ocfc'o.

:
oppcoSia, 77, a shuddering at, shrinkingfrom, affright. operas, aor. I part, of opvvp.i. op<rao-K6, Ion. for apac, 3 sing. aor. i of opvvfjLi. 6p<ro, oporev, Ep. for opaai, aor. r med. imperat.
op&pvynai plqpf. wpojpvyfujv 2. to dig up : Med., \iOovs opvgaadai to have stones dug or quarried : Pass., 6 bpvaaop-tvos xovs the soil that was dug up. 3. to dig through, make a passage through, burrow. 4
: : .
to bury.
6p<(>dvev|jia, TO,
orphan
state.
From
of opvvjju.
opcre-KTtiiros, ov, (opvv/J.1, KTVITOS) noise-arousing ; Ztvs opaetcTviros the rouser of thunder.
6pcri-v<j)T|S, fs, (opvvjjii, v(f>os) cloud-raising.
6p4>av6Tja>,
f.
aca,
tend, rear them : be an orphan, be in

opcjjdvta,
17,
(6p(pavos) to take care of orphans, Pass, with fut. med. -evaojuu, to
an orphan
state.
(bpfyavos)
orphanhood: generally,
be-
opat-iro-us, -wooos, o,
f),
(opvvjju, TTOVS) raising the

I
reavement, destitution.
6pcj>avicu, acu,.(op(pav6s) to Pass, to be left reave, deprive :
f.
foot, light-footed.
bestir tbee
opcro, Ep. for opaai., aor. I ! up ! arouse thee
med. imperat. of vpvvî,

!
make orphan: an orphan.
to be-
6p4>avlKos,
77,
ov, (oppavos) orphan, fatherless; ?jp.ap
opo-o-ffvp-q, T), (opvvfJLi,6vpa}
a raised door approached

I
optyaviKos the day which
makes one an orphan.
by steps, [y]
opo-oXoiretico
and
-o,
to
provoke, attack:
Pass.,
6p<|>dvu>s, ov, bpfyaviK6s. 6p<j>avioTTjs, ov, 6, (op<pavi(a) one
who
takes care of
Gvpos 6pffo\OTTiTai my heart is troubled. From opaoXoiros, ov, provoking strife, turbulent, (Deriv.
uncertain.)
\
orphans, a guardian.
'OP*A*NO'2,
1
77,
ov, Att. 6s, 6v, Lat.
ORBUS,
left
opo-os, Lacon. for opdos*
-^rpiaiva: (opwî, rpiaiva):

opraô), Ion. for foprdfa.
opo-o-rpiatvqs Dor. -rpiaivas, a, 6 a poet, nom, wielder of the trident. o'pcrco, fut. of opvvfii.
;
2. orphan, without father or mother, fatherless. c. gen. reft or bereft of a thing bpcpavol yevcas reft of offspring, childless.
;
6p4>avo-c|>iiXa|, SLKOS, 6, (oppavos,

!
$vXa}
the
guarPass.
dian of an orphan,,
6p((>av6(o, to be bereft
f.
[jD]
(aata,
(bpfyavos) to
make orphan
opTaXis, /5os, -fj, (opvvp.i) the young of any animal, Lat. pidlus : a young bird, a chicken. Hence 6pTfi\ixevs and opriXtxos, o, a bird, fowl : a domestic fowl, chicken.
opTTj,
fj,
|
Ion. for (oprrj.
'Oprv-yia, f), (oprv) properly Quail-island, the ancient name of Delos also part of the city of Syracuse, called also Naaos or the Island. oprti-yo-icoiros, ov, (oprvg, JCUTTTW') playing at knock:
of a thing. From "Op<|>ios, a, ov, of Orpheus. 'Op<j>iJs, ecus, 6, Orpheus, a famous Thracian bard. II. 6p4>vcuos, a, ov, (6p<pvr)) dark, dusky, murky. nightly, by night. V OP4>NH Dor. op<jwa, 97, darkness, night : gloom.
Hence
|
6p<j)vtvos,
77,
ov, dark,
colour
1
mixed of
black, red
dusky; op<pvivov ^pcD/ia a and white, between iroptyv-
ing down quails.
peos and
501
6p<}>viTT]S, ov, 6, (opipvrj) dusky.
[f\
2
fugle-man
:
Att. 6p4>o>s, o, a kind of sea-perch. (upxos) the first of a row, a file-leader,

,
attraction, as, TT^S ycvffjs, r)s Zeus OUIKC, for f v t Zeus OWKC : the neut. o is used to refer tp sentences
by
where no antecedent
Coryphaeus or leader of the chorus. II. a piece opxTOS, o, -=opxos, a row of trees. of land enclosed and planted, Milton's orchat, an orchard, garden. (From opxos, like necaros from
the
/xeaos.)
:
is expressed, as, o 8t irdvTwv p.fyiaTov, o ok iravroav oeivorarov, etc., but what is of all, what is most strange of all, etc. The greatest Relat. Pron. also stands for iva, as in Lat. qui for ut,
to express an end or intention, as, efyycA.oi' fjfeav, os dyyci\(ic yvvaiKi they sent a messenger to tell, Lat.
6pxop-cH', f. Tjffofjiai : aor. i ujpx rl cf^-ljirl v : Dqx (opfs) t Q dance : c. ace. to represent by dancing or gestures; opxîoOai KvttXcana, Lat. Cyclopa moveri,
'
to
2. to leap. dance the Cyclops. Adv. (opxos) one offer another, all in a row, man by man, Lat. virilim. oRXI^P-os I n opX^^K-os. u> ("PX^ /^ 01 ) fl dancing,
nuncium miserunt, qui nunciaret. The Relat. Pronoun is used absol. in some cases : 1. gen. sing., of Time, l ov (sub. xp vov } from the time when, since : also ov alone, when ; ZO~TIV ov, sometimes, at times.
i.
6pxir]86v,
of Place, of which place,
i.
e.
where
the dance.
II. dat. places. sing, fem. 17, of Place, Lat. qua, at which place, where : in full TTJ, 77 later, of motion to a place, whither :
;
. .
fanv ov
in
some
opxtlJAa, TO, (opXfOfjLai) a dance, dancing. opxô-is, 17, (opx(0fj.ai) dancing, the dance
there,
:
where
:
thither,
whither ...
2.
of the
Way
panto-
mimic dancing.
6pXT|crfji6s, o, Att. for opxÔftos.
or Manner, like oir<as, as Lat. quomodo ; 77 Oe/jus tariv as is right so far as, Lat. qua, quatenus. 3. with
Sup. Adv., 77 fJud\i0Ta,Ti dptffrov, etc., like ds uAXiora, III.. ace. etc., Lat. quam maxime, etc. sing. neut.
2. wherefore, because, Lat. quod. Lat. quapropter. The Relat. Pron. is modified by having particles I. os 76, Lat. joined with it qui quidem or
o, for Si' o, that,
:
opX'qo'TYjp, rjpos, 6,
and opX'HO'Tiqs,
ov, 6, (of x*
/*6")
a dancer.
Hence
77,
6pXf]O"rtic6s,
oV. of, fit for dancing.

o, (opxôfMii,
opXTjo'TO-SiSaarKaXos, dancing-master.
6pxT]<TTO-p,aveco,
8ioa0Jta\os) a
f. rjffa,
(upxtoftai, fiavfjvai) to be
dancing-mad.
opxTjo-Tpa, 17, (opxfOfJLai") an orchestra, in the Attic theatre a large semicircular space on which the chorus
quippe qui, gives the Relat. a limiting force, who at II. os Kf or Ktf Att. least, since it was he who ... os dv, is used in case of uncertainty, Lat. quicunque,
whosoever,
.
who
if
any
danced.
vis,
II. is, iocs,
generally,
T),
a place for dancing. fem. of ppx 7? ""?** a dancing girl.
B."Os
is
also used as a
DEMONSTR. PRON.,
for
OVTOS
uos,
77,
Ion. for opxrjffts, (opx* /"14 )
ê
dance, dancing ; contr. dat. opx,fjorvi. 'OPXI'AOS, o, a bird, prob. the wren,
,
[t]
or o8e, this, that; chiefly in nom. masc. os or o'i, sometimes in fem. 77 and neut. o : this is chiefly found in Homer, and later in dialogues of Plato, ?) 5' os said he. II. in opposition, o'i these , , o'i . .
. . . .
the testicles,
V
(opxivfdov) to seize the. testicles, f), (opxis, TTforf) impotence. , TO, in pi. opxiffâ, rd, (opx**> irtoov) Lat. testiculi.
f. T)<TOJ,
those
oe so
. .
the one party, the other : Att. ts the one , the other: & u.kv . , & 8e
.
ptv
.
..
,
.
bs
.
partly
III. os teal os
, partly such and such a person,

.
and
C.
so.
OPXI5,
LOS
and
ecus, o, pi.
op\fMS or opx^5
several
P~
Xtfs, a
testicle, the testicles.
cities, 'Opxop-evos, 77, the most famous of which was 'Opx^fJ-fvos Mivvfios in Boeotia.
the
name of
Greek
is also a POSSESSIVE PRON., os, 77, ov, mostly of the third person, for fos, bis, her: Ep. gen. ofo. II. of the second person, for ros, thy, thine. III. of the first person, for ffJ-us, my, mine. OO-O.KI Ep. 6ao-a.Ki, Adv. (o<ros).as many times as,
There
"OPXO2,
opcopa,
a row of trees ; cf. ijp\aros. of opvvp,i. opwpck, 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. of opvvfu. opajperai, Ep. 3 sing. pres. pass, of opvvfJ.i T equiv. to
u,
pf.
as often as, Lat. quoties. OO-O.TIOS, a, ov, Ion. ootraTios, poet, for eVos. [a] 6o-axo\), Adv. (SVos) in as many places as.
ocr8os, Aeol. for obs.
6crSb>,
opcapf
subj. opwp-qrai.
i,
,
Dor. for ocu.
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of uptfca. Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of opt-ycu.
6o--Tjêpau, Adv., for cffai rjfjifpai, as many days as are, i. e. daily, day by day, like Lat. quotidie for quot
dies.
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of opiWcy.

pf.
of opvaaw.
?js,
;
"O5, ij, o; gen. o5, pi., nom. o'i, at', o

ovs, as, a.
There
is
ov, dat. y, rj, &; ace. ov, r\v, o: gen. uiv ; dat. ois, als, ols ; ace. also an Ion. oov, fem. erjs ;
the
ocria Ion. -(TJ, 77, properly fem. of oVios, divine law, law of nature, answering to Lat. /"as: hence oi>x VX "<7'/a > c inr M it ig against the law of 00/77 At*'
;
gen.
.and Ep. fem. dat.
pi. T/S and -gai. A. RELAT. PRONOUN, who, which or that, Lat. qui : the Relat. Pron. often takes the case of the Anteced.
nature to do iro\\r)V baiav TOV TrpdyfJiaros vopicai to hold the full lawfulness of a thing. II. the service of God, rites, offering; oairjs (iri@7jvai to
perform the due
rites.
III. proverb.,
oatas tvoca
502
noifiaOai
ocri
xupiw place for man to enter, and so = &f&r]Xos,

more
ocro<r-irp, offrj-trcp, oaov-rrfp, however great or much, as great or as much as. of the propriety the law of oo--iTp, rj-TTfp, o-iffp, (Ep. also oirep masc., as o re oo-ios, a, ov, sanctioned or approved by masc. for oarf), who, which, indeed, the very man who nature, opp. to Sliauos (established by human law) or thing which, Lat. qui quidem. TO, offia KOI oitcaia things of divine and human ordiV "O2IIPI ON, TO, pulse, beans : vegetables. 2. as opp. to Ifpus (sacred, reserved to the nance. V O22A", 77, a rumour, Lzt.fama : a divine voice or oo-ios means what is not so reserved, i. e. apgods), II. III. a sound. ifpa. KOI oaia generally, a voice. propriated or permitted to man's use ; IV. the property of gods and men, Lat. sacra et profana ; sound, tone, of the harp the din of battle. a not set apart to the gods, lawful an ominous or warning voice, prophecy, boding : cf. offiov
to do a thing forform's sake, for the sake o/the thing, Lat. dicis caussa. [t]
;
[
,
'
Lat. profanus.
II.
0^77.
ooxra, Ion. neut. plur. of oaos. ooxraKi, Adv., Ion. for oaaKi. [a]
ocrcraTUos, Ion. for oaanos. [5] y rw, neut. dual, the two eyes, often with pi. Adj., as, oafff (pafivd, oaaf alp.ar6fvra\ the gen. and
rerarely of persons, pious, devout, scrupulous, offios scrupulous in ligious ; c. gen., tfpojv irarpcacav the sacred rites of his forefathers ; oaiai
discharging X f ?P fS Pure, clean hands.

OO-IOTTJS, ?7Tos,
77,
O52E,
(oaios) observance of divine law,
religiousness, piety, holiness. ooaoco, f. waca, (oaios) to make holy, to hallow, purify, make atonement for, Lat. explore: Med., arofM 6ai-
dat.
took the
plur.
form of 2nd
decl., oaaoiv, oaaois,
OffffOlffl.
oo-o-txos,
little,
77,
ov,
Dim. of oaos,
offffos,
as
little,
how
ovaOai to keep one's tongue from evil. oaicos, Adv. of oo-ios, religiously, piously
offiwTfpov, Sup. -ctmiTa.
6o-(Jiao|juu, Dep., nerally, to perceive.
OO-JJLÎ,
77,
Lat. quantulus.
Comp.
:
"O52OMAI,
(oaaf) Dep., only used in pres. and

:
impf. (without augm.)
to see.
II.
to see in
like bdfjidofjiai, to smell, scent
ge-
From
bSfirj,
(o<u) like whether good or bad.

oo-ov-tov, Ion. for
Sow
J2. ovv,
a smell, scent, odour, a scent, perfume. however little, Lat. quan-
one's mind's eye, to presage, forebode, foretell. oo-o-os, 77, ov, Ep. and Ion. for oaos. oo-rdpiov, TO, Dim. of barfov, a little bone.
oo--T, TJ-rf, o-Tf, (Ep. also o T masc. for oairfp) who, which.
for masc., as oircp
tulumcunque.
Ep. oo-o-os, 00-0-77, offaov, Lat. of Size, as great as, how great : of Quanquantus : much : of Space, as far as, how tity, as much as, how
00-77,
6o-Tivos,
oo-oi',
77,
ov,
"O2O2,
'OSTE'ON
contr. oo-Ta
:
(oo*Tor) made of bone, bony. Att. contr. ocrrovv, TO, pi. oarta Att. a bone, Lat. OS, QSSIS.
pi.
6o-To4)iv, Ep. gen.
of oarfov.
far : of Time, as long as, bow long : of Number, as many as, how many : of Sound, as loud as, how loud : its Antecedent is TOO-OS, after which oo-os must be
irXfTara or trXfiara oaa as much as possible. In plur. all that, as many as, often 2. of Time, oVot ftrjvfs, offai fjfj.epai after irdvrfs. every month, day, monthly, daily, Lat. quot menses,
oOTfivos, bony, of bone : OO-TIVOS, 77, ov, (oarfov) neut. pi. oanva, ra, as Subst., Lat. tibiae, bone
pipes.
simply rendered as
offa.
or o, : OO--TIS, T^-TIS, o gen. OVTIVOS, fjanvos ; dat. (Snvt, ynvi, etc.: pi. olnvts, alnvfs, anva, etc.; (Ep. also o-Tts for masc., as oirtp for oairfp, o Tf for
oarf)
i '
quot dies
7TOT6,
cf.
oarj^fpai.
3. oo-os 877
and
offofforj-
dat. OTO;
:
oVos av
how great how great
soever he be, Lat. quantuscunque ; II. neut. oaov as Adv. as soever.
oTfep oTfcav Att. oVofl'
II. also declined, gen. OTOU, Ep. gen. OTTÔ contr. oTTey and orfv, dat. ace. oriva plur., nom. neut. onva ; gen.
:
:
neut. o TT*.
greatly as, as loudly, as, etc. rf about as far as ; the Noun
opjviav about a fathom

half.
3. oo'oi' fjiovov,
Ep. and Ion., oaov is often added, oaov r offov T' firl tffUffv to about
2.
]
l
dat. orfoiaiv, also fern, orfrjaiv ; Whosoneut. ace. Ep. and Ion. aaaa Att. OTTO. ever, whichsoever, any one who, anything which, differing from os, as Lat. quisquis, quicunque, from qui;
;
also, oo*ov
ov
Lat. tantum non, all but ; so but Att. o'cw and oaov povov only so
far
as, only just ;
oaov oaov only just.
4. offoov
firi and offffov r' fm as far as, Att. &/>' '6aov. 5. with Comp. and Sup., oaov 0affi\fvTfpus fan so far inasmuch as he is a greater king. 6. oaov rdx os as, as quick as possible : more usu. offov rdxiffTa. J. offov avTiica, also, oaov ova 77877 all but now, instant8. oux oaov not only not, Lat. ne dicam. HI. ly. oo"<y inasmuch as, with Comp. oaca irXfov, oa&> fj.aXXov the more since, especially since. i. oo<v with Comp. followed by another Comp. with TOffovrw, the more
.
o TIS K firiopKov 0/^00-0-77 whoso forswears himself; ouSe/s oo*Tts ov there is none who does not, i. e. every one ; ovdfv o 2. in Att. Poets OVK everything. sometimes used simply for os, qui. II. neut. o
or o,
Adv. wherefore, for what reason. ooro-Xo-ycco, f. ^(rcu, (offrtov, \fyca) to gather the bones after the burning of the body. OO-TOW, TO, Att. contr. for barfov. 6o-TO-<J>iiTjs, cs, (oaTfov, <f>vfj) of bony nature. oo-rpaicevs, teas, o, (varpaKOv) a potter.
absol. as
'
ocrrpaKi^cu, f. laoj Att. to), (oarpaitov} to banish by potsherds, ostracise; see barpa.KiaiJi.6s.
so eo
much
.
.
the
more
like Lat.
quo or quanta melior,

in so far as.
oorpfiicCvBa, Adv. (oarpaftov^ played with potsherds,
etc.
3. oauirfp by
how much,
of a
game
in
which potsherds black on one
side
and
503
white on the other were tossed up,
or
tails.'
as in our
'
heads
:
in
II.
often answered
by d'AAoTf,
as,
OT
/*ei>
Katcos,
ocrTpotKivos, 77, ov, (oarpafcov} earthen, made of clay, Lat. testaceus.
like
earthenware
ore, neut. of ocrre, also Ep. and Ion. masc. of oare. OTCOICTIV, Ep. for oianaiv, dat. pi. of oans.
banishment by pot6crTp,aKter[Ji6s, o, (oaTpaKtfa) sherds, ostracism, which was practised at Athens to get rid of a citizen whose power was considered toa.
great for the liberty of the state. Each person wrote on a potsherd the name of him who was to be banished. oerrpoKo-Scpixos, ov, (oarpa.Kov, 8ep/*a) with a skin
or shell like a potsherd.
crew, Ion. for ovnvos, gen. of oans. OT0>, Ep. for (Snvi, dat. of oo-Tts. oTecov, Ep. for uvnvcav, gen. pi. of oans. ort Ep. Girt, Conjunction, that, being originally II. Att. neut. of oans, as Lat. quod, that, of qui. em is used like our that in quoting another's words
:
"O2TPA KON,
potsherd,
voting. Lat.
2.
oarrpaKoeis, V
ecrcra, cv,
poet, for barpaKivos. TO, a piece of earthenware, a tile, testa : the earthen tablet used in
and especially in the N. T., often introduces the very words of a speech, when it need not be rendered in III. em in Att. often represents a whole English.
sentence, as in olo' on (sub. OVTOJS cx 6 it is so ; so olaO' on, ia9' on : so also
I
know
that
as
SyXovon
a sort of castanet
II.
made of
earthensnails,
ware.
tortoises.
the
hard
shell
of testacea, as
ocrrpaKo-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, (oarpaKov, Xpoa) with a hard skin, shell or rind.
6tTTp6io-'Ypa,cj)T|S,
fs,
(oarpeiov,
ypd(poj)
purple-
painted.
trea.
WAdv., manifestly, for of)\ov on ovrcas fx l " on fjiij, unless, except, except that, Lat. nisi, nisi V. ^7) 6Vt . . ctAAei . . , like /*T) quod, like et ^77. OTTOJS and (JLT) tva, not that so and so is the case , not only so, but Lat. non modo non but ; , , sed ne quidem . . VI. /XT) on alone, without an answering elAAd, Lat. ne dicam, not to mention that .. ,
.
. .
oorpcov or -eiov, TO, (ocrreoj/) an oyster, Lat. os- not to say that II. a purple used in B. on, as a Causal dying, Lat. ostrum.
.
Particle, for that, because, Lat.
ocrT-cuB-rjs, es,
(oarsov, efSos) like bone, bony.

fut.
aor.
part,
otrtypopevos
c.
Dep.
:
(ocy)
to
track by scent,
68fj.r]v.
gen.
c.
ace. cognato,
Hence
can
6o-<t>pavTT|pi,os, a, ov, smelling, that act. able to smell, sharp-smelling.

6er(j)pecr0ai, aor. 2 inf.
6<rc|>pT]cris, ecus,
77,
2. in Ep. sometimes for rovvcrca, therequod. 2 clo"c/>po/z77i>, fore. II. with Sup. of Adv. in Ep. OTTI 2. in. smell, scent, as quick as possible, Lat. quam celerrime. 6a<ppaivea0ai Att. also with Sup. of Adj., as, OTI ir\fTarov \povov as long a time as possible; on irAefaTOt, Lat. quam be smelt. II. 3. with a Subst. plurimi, as many as possible.
I
only in phrase
em Taôs
for
em Ta^fTa,
as quickly
smelling. 6erc}>p6nvos, aor. 2 part. med. of oatppaivoftai.
as possible. o TI, neut. of 6Vm, anything which; often written (6cr<^>peV0at) a smelling, sense of o, n, to distinguish it from em, that.
of 6a<f>paivofMt.
ocr<J>povTO, 3 pi. aor. I med. of 6a<f>paivofJ.ai. 3 vos, ace. oacpvv and 6a<pva, 77, the hip,
O2*T'2,
Lat. coxa.
V
(em) because. oTiva, Ep. for ovnva and anva, ace. masc. sing, and neut. pi. of O'CTTIS. oTivas, Ep. for ovanvas, aanvas, ace. pi. of oans.
OTIT|, Conjunct.,
O2XO5,
ov,
o,=p.ua\os
i,
a sucker, shoot: a vineTroVe.
O-TIS, Ep.
OT\6tia>,
f.
and Ion.
-fvffca,
for O'O*TIS.
f. ijcrcw,
branch.
or orXtco,
to suffer, endure.
is
8ra, Aeol. for 6Ve, like irora for

orctv, for
di/)
foil,
:
From
T\T]fu,
oV
dV, equivalent to Ep. ore Kfv, (OTC,
Adv. of Time, whenever, Lat. quandocunque,
6-rXos, 6, suffering, distress. with o euphon.)
(OT\OS
formed from
oropeco, f. 170x0, to sound loud, sound wildly. From the Time, when, Lat. quando : the proOTo{3os, any loud, wild noise, the din of battle per Antec. is ToVe, sometimes eV0a. or any Adv. of rattling of chariots also of the sound of the flute. Time. 2. sometimes in causal sense, since, seeing (Formed from the sound.) that, Lat. quandoquidem. OTOTOI, an exclamation of pain and grief, ah I woe I 3. oVe ^77 is used for et
by
subj.
ore, Adv. of
/7, unless, except, save when ; ovre Tecw o"7TeV8eo"#e Gtwv, ore IJLJ) Aii irarpi nor did he pour a libation to III. TrptV any of the gods, save to father Jove. 2. els ore 7' oVe ere the time when, before that. KCV against the time when. IV. ZaO' ore or
oTOTororoT. OTOTU^CO, (from oTOTof, as alaôj from aia?) to cry Pass, to he bewailed. Hence OTOTO?, to wail, lament: 'OTOTVJJIOI, of, Com. pr. n., the Wailers.
also lengthd. OTOTOTO?,
tanv
ore, like Lat. est ubi, there are times when,
dat. pi.
V. OTC is also used without any conjunctive force in two corresponding clauses, ore OT 5e . . , now now sometimes . . , , fj.4v , ; sometimes . ; but ; at one time , at another time
sometimes.
. .
.
OTOV, OTCO, gen. and dat. sing., OTIOV, OTOUS, gen. and of oans. obsol. Adj. OTpa\eos orprjpos, orpctXccos, Adv. of an
orpirjpos, a, ov, (orpvvaj) quick, nimble, busy, zealous.
nimbly, actively, zealously.
. .
6rpixs, nom.
pi.
of oQpi.
504
erpvvcu, aor. I inf. of brpvvca. i opt. of orpvvca. orpviveia, Ep. aor. oTpvve^v, Ep. pres. inf. of orpvvoi. OTpvvo-Kov, Ep. impf. of orpvvu. OTpweco, Ep. and Ion. fut. of brpvvo).
drpvvai
ovbtLS.
ov, Lat. sui, gen. of 3 pers. Pron. masc. and fem. for avTov, avTTjs, and avrov, avTfjs. ova, exclam. of astonishment or abhorrence, Lat. vah! otiai, exclam. of pain and anger, Lat. vae, ah! woe I
otias, arcs, TO, poet, for ovs, the ear.
Hence
2.
stirring -up, oTpWTiJS, vos, 77, Ion. for orpvvais, From rousing, encouragement. 'OTPT'Nfl, [v] impf. wrpvvov Ion. drpvveffKOV to stir aor. I wrpvva fut. vvw Ep. and Ion. vvkta : to rouse up, rouse, prompt, cheer, urge on, encourage from sleep, wake up : Pass, to rouse oneself, bestir 2. of animals, to spur, goad, oneself, to hasten. cheer on. 3. of things, to urge forward, quicken,
: : :
:
ouaroeis, effffa, tv, with ears, long-eared. with ears or handles,
II. in answers, to express a ov y&.p,for not. should you f strong negative ; ov yap, no -why ov -yap d\X<i, an ellipt. phrase, expressing a negation and adding the reason, as, /) a/cwirre p- ov d\\' c'x<w tcaicSit, which in full would be /i?)
yap
speed. OTTO,,
(TKunrTf pe- ov yap OKcorrnKws, aXlA KaK&s e'x<w do not in a jesting mood, but not jest at me, for I
am
-f],
Att. for offffa.
badly
off.
oTTeo contr. OTTCV, Ep. for ovnvos, gen. of offrts. oTTl, Ep. for on, that. o TTI, Ep. for o TI, neut. of Sorts. OTTopeco, oTToftos, wrong forms for oTO/3e<y, oVojSos.
OTTOJJUU, Att. for offaofiai. OTCO, Att. for WTIVI, dat. of offns. OT', before a vowel with smooth breathing OVK, in Att. also before one with rough breathing ov\
:
ov -ycip otv, a negat. answer, why ov yap iroT6,for never. ov yap irov,for in no manner.
otryw, Att. crasis for o iyw.
no, certainly not.
no place;
Adv. of ovSaôs, nowhere, in ov5a|Jid and ou8ap/rj, II. in no way, in to no place, no way. no/wise.
oxi5ap,60ev,
side.
Adv. (ov8afios)/rom no place, from no
ov\i
used pendent ; OVK dyaOuv tan seems not. II. ov
[r] Ep. OUKI [ij : negat. Adv., not, in independent clauses, whereas ^17 is
it is
not good ; may be used in dependent clauses, after the definite Relative os, after the Conjunctions on because, ITTC/, %ireiorj since, and others 2. ov is joined which introduce a positive fact.
Lat. non, used -in deov SoKfT it
^tov,
Ion. for ov5o> ovoa\LoQi, Adv. (ov5afj.6s) poet, and nowhere, in no place : c. gen., ovdapoOi TT^S Evin
pd)irr)s
no part of Europe.
77,
ou8-ap.6s, none.
,
ov, for ovSe upas, not even one,

to
i.
e.
Adv. (ov5aô)
no place, no way.
with a Participle when it can be expressed in English by though or since with a verb, but U.TI is used when
the Participle is expressed by if or unless, as, ov Xe= on ov Ae-ycu; but /XT) \sy<uv = 6t //T) \eyoj. 3. ov is often joined to an Adj. or Adv., as, ov iravv not by any means, ov% rj/eiaros not the least, i.e. the III. when a negative sentence is strengthgreatest. ened by any, even, anywhere, etc., these words also are compounded with the negative, e.g. OVK eiroirjac TOVTO ovoafj-ov ovocis no one ever did it. IV.- ov is foil, by ace. in solemn asseverations for ov p,d, as, ov TOV "OA.V/XTJW no, by Olympus. Ov in questions expresses a question to which an affirm, answer is expected, as, ov vv fcal d\\oi Zaei ; are there not others too? implying that there are. II. the fut. with ov is used interrog. instead of the imperat., ov Spdaeis ; wilt thou not do it ? i. e. do it. as, Ov takes the ACCENT, I. when it is the last word in the clause, as, fy KO\QS fiev, peyas o'
ycav
ov.
II.
nowhere : c. gen., ovSaouSdp.O'G, Adv. of ovSa^tos, /xov yrjs in no part of the earth ; ovSaîov \tyeiv,
or ovSafJiov TrottitrOai nullo loco habere.
at ail.
the TO, gen. ovoeos, dat. ov5, ovSft : f\eiv to surface of the earth, ground; ov8a* oSa
nva
II.
to esteem, as naught, Lat. of manner, in noway, not
OT TAA2,
ou8a|jku>s,
Adv. (ovoanui) in no wise.
bite the dust;

the floor or
ovSdaoe
to the
ground,
to earth.
2.
pavement
in houses.
Proverb.,
ITT' ovSei'
KaOifav nva to bring a, man to the ground, strip him of all he has. ou-Se, Adv. (ov, Sc) but not, and not, nor, connectovo4 . 2. doubled ovSc ing two whole clauses. at the beginning of two following clauses, not. even , nor yet . ; as, KOI HT)V ov6" r) kmreixicns ov5e TO vavnKov aiov <f>o@r)6fjva.i and so not even their buildovSe worth fearing ing forts, nor yet their navy, is
.
when
it is
tive clause,
and
,so is
OVTOS, ov Kfivoifftv, to them, no.
repeated singly after a negaemphatic, as, Oeots reOvrjftfv ov' he is dead to the gods, not III. when ov is a simple negat.
;
often follows the simple negat. ov vos ffiirfSov ovSe Tts d\K^.
as,
ovKen pe-
II. strengthening the negat., not even ; which is always the sense when Homer joins it attached to a single word or phrase with Advs., as ov5' rifiaiov, ovSe rvrOov, ovS^ p,ivvv9a,
;
answer, no.
if the vowel Prosody: 77 precede ov, the two vowels coalesce into one syllable, as in fj ov, #77 ov
so also
(yw
ov.
little, not even for a short space. ovS-eCs, ovSe-/ita, ov~fv, gen. ov5(vos, ouSc/itas, ovcfs) 8ei/6s, etc. declined like (is, u.ia, ev : (ov5 and not one, i. e. no one, none, no, as Lat. nullus for
etc.
not even a
ov, gen. of relat. Pron. os, q. v.
ne ullus
the neut. ovoev
is
used as Adv., in nothing,
505
by no means, in no wise.
2. in plur. ovSeves, 3. 6
gen.
OT'AH', 17,
Lat. cicatrix.
a wound healed or scarred over, a scar,
ovSfVcav, dat. ov8fo~iv, for ouSa/xot, none.
and
17 ovSev (sub. u>v, ovffa), a good-for-nothing, worthless person so in masc. ovSds, a nobody, one who goes for nothing. 4. ouSei/ o TI ov, Lat. nihil non, every, all; so in masc. ovSets offrts ov, Lat. nemo
:
ovXios, a, ov, (ouAos, oAefj/) baneful, deadly. ovX6-0pi, -rptxos, 6,-fi, (ouAos,fyu') with curly hair. ovXo-KapTjvos, ov, (ouAos, Kaprjvov) with thick, curl-
ing hair.
ovXojjievos, 17, ov, properly an Ep. aor. 2 med. part, of oAAu/ ; but
non, every one. ovSe-KOTe, Ion. for ovoeirorc.
form of
6\6fJievos,
commonly used
gums.
as
ov8voo--copos, ov, (oiiSets,
wpa) not wortb notice or
regard, contemptible. ovof m], Adv. in no wise, by no means.
Adj. destructive, baneful, deadly, fatal. TO, mostly in plur. ouAa, the
OT'AON,
ovXo6s,
ov8-iroT Ion. ov8-KOT6, Adv. and not ever, not at any time, never. ov8-irti>, Adv. and not yet, nor as yet, not yet. ov86-ir<i-iroT, Adv. not yet at any time, never yet.
ov8-Tepos,
a, ov, (ov8f; crepes) neither
II.
OT 9AO2,
entire,
Ep. for oAoos. Ep. and Ion. form of oAos, whole, 77, perfect, complete, Lat. integer ; ouAos dpros a
77,
ov,
ov,
whole
of the two, TO ovStrepov (sub. yevos), Lat. genus neutrum, the neuter gender. ov8-Tpo>s, Adv. ofovSfTfpos, in neither of two ways. oti8-Tpa><r, Adv. to or towards neither of two ful, deadly, fatal. sides, nowhither. ovXo-xvrai, at, (ouAat, x^) bruised or coarselyovS' en, Adv. and no more, no longer. ground barley sprinkled over the victim and the altar ov 8r|, Adv. certainly not, Lat. non sane. before a sacrifice ouAoxuTa* KarapxeffOai to begin ov ST) irov or ov 8if|Trov, no I surely imagine not. the sacred rites by sprinkling the barley. y ovSos, 6, Ion. for 686s (o), the threshold of a house, OuXv{Airos, 6, Ion. for OAu/ZTros OuAujUTroi/Se for y the threshold or sill of a door : metaph., f-nl yrjpaos OAu/roV8e, to Olympus. oi>5S on the threshold or verge of old age. ovXo>, (ouAos i) to be whole or sound, to be hale or well: imperat. ouAc, as a salutation, like x a *P*> health ovBos, 57, Aeol. for 68us (77), a way. OT'0AP, arcs, TO, properly of animals, the UD- to thee, hail, Lat. salve. ~ DER : later of women, the breast. ov jJidv, Dor. for ou p-ty, in truth not, assuredly not. II. metaph. ov (Aev, no truly, nay verily ; old form for ou i^v. fruitfnlness, milkiness, exuberance; ovOap apovprjs the most fertile land, Lat. uber arvi. ov |XV 8if|, in truth not, nay verily. neut. pi. of ovOap. ovQara, ov-|iv-ovv, for ou fj.tv ovv, then not. ov p,v irtos, like OVTTOJS, by no means, in nowise. ovOdnos, a, ov, (ovOap) of the udder. ov (xev-TOi, not however. ov0-is, ov0-ev, later form for ovSds, ovoiv. ov 0Tjv, surely not, certainly not. ov p,T|, in independent sentences often used to OVK, for ov before a vowel with smooth breathing, strengthen the simple negative, mostly with indicat. and in Ion. (for oux) before a rough breathing. I. when used with fut., also with aor. 2 subj. fut. indie., the clause must be interrog. II. OVK, crasis of 6 !. OVK dpa, so not, not then : surely not. with aor. subj. there seems to be an ellipse of Sfivov tffri or the like, as, ou fj.r) \rj(pdu> I shall not be OVK-TI, Adv. no more, no longer, no further. OVKL, Ion. Adv. for ou^t, = OVK. [t] taken, i. e. ou oeivov kan, /) \rj(f>du> there is no OVK-OVV, Adv. not therefore, so not, Lat. non ergo. danger lest I be taken. ov p-Tjv, indeed not, surely not. 2. in interrog., not therefore? not then? and so not? like Lat. nonne ergo ? is it not ? ov JITJV dXXd, also ov JITJV dXXd KaC, nevertheless, OVK-OVV, Adv. therefore, then, accordingly, Lat. ergo. notwithstanding, yet still. When the word has this accent, the negat. sense ov p,Tjv y e after a negat., no nor even yet, Lat. nedum. vanishes, and the force of ovv only remains. ov-Kb) or ov Kto, Ion. for OVITQ}, not yet. ov p-^v ovSe, nay not even.
Lat. neuter.
:
loaf. 2. of full force, able, substantial. 3. of sound, continuous, incessant; ovKov KfteXrjyovTfs 4. of sight or touch, fine, screaming incessantly. thick, fleecy ; ouActt Kopai a thick head of hair later, II. Ep. Adj. of oAAu/, = ouAotwined, crooked. pevos, ouAoos (for 6\6{j.cvos, oAoos), destructive, bane-
OVK-OJV, OVK-UV, Ion. for ov/eovv, OVKOVV. OV-KWS or ov KIDS, Ion. for ovircas, by no means.
ovp.6s,
ouXai
barley,
Att.
6XaC,
at,
bruised or coarsely-ground
l i
which was sprinkled on the head of the victim before the sacrifice, like the mola salsa of the Romans. (Commonly derived from ouAos, oAos, as if ov\ai or oAat were the whole, unground barleycorns.)
os, ov, o,
(fj'Ae'a;)
Ion. wv, Adv. then, denoting the sequence of II. therefore, accordone clause upon another. ingly, consequently, to mark the result or conse-
OT 7 N
by Att.
crasis for 6 l/tos.
speech.
said, as at the end of a a speech has been interrupred, ou^ serves to resume. 3. in repetitions ovv implies the truth of what is repeated, surely, of a truth, as,
2.
quence of what has been
when
a band or throng of warriors.
et 8' ZffTiv, &o~ir(p
ovv ton, Oeos
if
he
is,
as
he surely
506
is,
: . .
OVVKa
OVplOS..
a god dX\' ovv introduces an objection, certainly, Pron. but still ... but , 4. attached to a relat.
or Adv., ovv makes it offTiaovv whosoever ; ovvexa, before a vowel ouveicev, Adv., for ov eVe/ro, 2. the anteced. rovon which account, wherefore.
VCKO.
ovpavo-SttKTOS, ov, (ovpavos, 86iKvvjj,i) shewn from heaven, shewing itself in heaven. less definite, as, offTis whoever, ovipav60v, Adv. of ovpavvs, from heaven, down oircas how, oircaffovv howsoever. from heaven : properly an old gen. of ovpavos, and
therefore used with Preps., ait ovpavuOtv, (
60fv.
ovpav-
cause.
that.
being omitted, therefore since, for that, 3. after certain Verbs, so far as, how or so
4. that, like
be-
ovpav60t, Adv. of ovpavos, in heaven, in the heavens : but ovpavoOi irpo is ,for irpb ovpavov, where ovpavoOi
is gen. for ovpavov, as 6pf<r<pi for opeos. ovpavo-p.T|Ki]S, es, (ovpavos, fiTjKos) as high as hea2. enormous, stupendous. ven, reaching to heaven.
on.
II.
OVVCKO, (in this
sense never ovvcicev), Prep, with gen., equiv. to fveita,
on account
of, mostly following its case. ovvevQt, Ion. for oveaOe, 2 pi. pres. of ovopat.
ovvojjia, OTJvofxd^ci), ovop,cuva>, ouvojjia(rT6s, Ion. for ovofjia, dvofidfa, etc.
OT'PA'NO'S
ovpav6-vucos,oi/, (ovpav6s,viKdca) conquering heaven. Dor. wpavos Aeol. opavos, o, hea-
oti, contr. for 6

ot>to>v,
l.
tiuv,
part, of
by
crasis for 6
e/
ven, Lat. coelum : in Homer the vault or firmament of heaven, the sky represented as a concave hemisphere,
exibo.
ovira, Dor. for ovirta. ov irep or ov-rrep, Adv.
ov ov
t>y no means. Adv. nowhere, in no wise. iroOu, Adv. nowhere. ov-iroT Dor. ov-iToica, Adv. not ever, never.
in],
iOvirov];,
by
crasis for o
eiroi//.
on which the sun performed his course ; the stars too were fixed upon it, and revolved with it ; ovpavus 2. heaven, as the dffTfpoeis the starry firmament. seat of the gods, above this vault or hemisphere; TTV\ai ovpavov Heaven-gate, i. e. a thick cloud, which II. as masc. prop, the Hours lifted or put down. n. Uranus, son of Erebus and Gaia.
ovpav-ovxos, ov, (ovpavos, c'x&O holding heaven. ovpea, TO., nom. and ace. pi. of ovpos, Ion. for opos, TO, a mountain.
Adv. not yet, tat. nondum. ov-irw-iroTe, Adv. o yet at any time, never yet. ov-mos, Adv. no how, in nowise, by no means. OT'PA' Ion. ovp-f|, 77, the tail, Lat. cauda.
ov-ira>,
II.
OVpl-0pTTTOS,
V.I. for OVpi-OpCITTOS, q. V.
generally, the hinder parts, the after part of anything ; of a ship, the stern. 2. of an army, the rear-guard,
ovpeios, 77, ov, Ion. for opcios, (opos, TO) of the mountain; Nvfxpr) ovpfirj a mountain-nymph.
rear : the rear-rank ; /car' ovpdv in rear, behind ; b war' ovpdv the rear -rank-man; eirl or ar* ovpdv to
the rear, backwards. otipa, TO., for ovpoi, opoi, boundaries
roaming :
ovpo-<j)OiTOS, ov, (ovpos, TO, (poiTaca) mountainrfem. ovpeo-4>oiTas, dSos.
see ovpov. ovp-a-yos, ov, (ovpd, tfyfopuu) leading the rear of an army: as Subst., ovpdyos, 6, leader of the rear-guard.
:
OVp0-l-j3<OTT]S, OV, O, (ovpOS, TO, (36ffKOj) poet, for opeaifiuTTjs, feeding on the mountains. ovpeoa-oiicos, ov, (ovpos, TO, otcy) mountain-
dwelling.
-
a, ov, (ovpd) in or of the tail ; rpix^s ov2. generally, hindward, paiat the hairs of the tail. hindmost, ovpa?oi irodes the hind ,feet ; TO, ovpafa the
oupatos,
oupeo t-<j)OiTi]S, ov, o, and -<J>OITOS, ov, otlpevs, 7705, u, Ion. for opevs, a mule.
= ovpeotyoircs.
hinder parts.
Oupavia,
one,
77,
name of one of
II.
(ovpavos) Urania, i. the Muses, the

epith. of
e.
the
Muse of
heavenly Astro-
ovpo>, impf. eovpovv: f. ovprjaoj or -rjcojjiai : aor. I to make .water. fovprjffa: (ovpov) : ovp-fjas, Ep. ace. pi. of ovpcvs: ovp-fjov, gen. pi. ovp-rjo-cio), Desiderat. of ovpeo;, to want to make water.
ovpijTidw,
nomy.
heavenly.
Aphrodite or Venus, the
= ovpTjfffica.
OvpaviSijs, ov, 6, (ovpavos) son of Uranus : generally, a dweller in heaven, Lat. coelicola, like Ovpavioav.
oupdvios, a, ov, Att. also os, ov, (ovpavos) heavenly, of or in heaven, dwelling in heaven; Oeol ovpdvioi,
or ovpdvioi alone, like Ovpavicaves, OvpaviSai, Lat. coelites, coelicolae, the dwellers in heaven, heavenly
II. III. beings. coming from heaven, of rain. reaching to heaven, high as heaven. 2.,metaph. enormous, awful, stupendous; ovpdvtov offov, like 6avneut. pi. ovpdoaov, Lat. immane quantum : via, as Adv., vehemently, tremendously. like Ovpavifys. the Oupaviwv, uvos, 6, (ovpavos) heavenly one: in plur. Ovpaviojvfs Ofoi or Ovpaviojvcs, the gods, Lat. coelites : fem. Ovpaviwvai.
o, (ovpd) the hindmost part, Iqwest part e-yX 60s ovpiaxos the butt-end of a spear.
ovpiaxos,
ovpi-pdras, ov, walking.
o, poet, .for
6pet/3aT77S,
mountain-
ovpi^co, Ion. for opifa, to bound, limit. ovpi<o, f. ia<a Att. to), (ovpos) to ,waft -with a fair wind : to speed on the way, guide prosperously.
II. intr. to blow fairly, give a fair passage. OVpl-0p1TTOS, 77, OV, (ovpOS, TO, Tp(pQ}) poet. ,for opfiOptTTTOS, mountain-bred. ovpios, a, ov, also os, ov, (ovpos) with a fair wind, Lat. vento secundo, esp. of a ship. 2. of a voyage,
prosperous, fair : generally, prosperous, successful : neut. plur. as Adv., ovpia Otiv to run before the wind : but ovpiuv Spapeiv (sub. irvVfj,dTcav), to run with
oupavo-Yva>|.iwv, ov, (ovpavus, yvuvai) skilled in the heavens.
a fair breeze.
ous.
II.
2. ovpia. (sub. Trvorj),
prospering, favouring, propiti= ovpos, a fair wind. T),
ovptoorarrys
ovpio-orTdrrjS, ou, o, (cuptos,
i'cTTT/jiu)
.ovrco?.
507
standing proslet
perous or secure, [a]

oupioco, (ouptos) to
ovrepos, Ion. for o Jrrepos : neut. rovrepov.. ouT7]0eis, aor. I pass. part, of ovraca.
of OVTOM. fem. of ovTTjTrjp. ovn]TT|p, ^pos, (ouTaa;) one who wounds. ot5-Ti, neut. of ouTts.
oiJTif|<TacrK, Ion. 3 sing. aor. I
give
to the
winds,
flow.
line.
oiipurjAa, arcs, TO, Ion. for opiapa, otipvis, by crasis for o opvts.
a boundary
ovnfjTeipa,
rj,
OTTON,
TO, Lat.
URINA,
urine.
oupov, TO, poet, for oupos, opos, o, a boundary ; found in three places of Homer; (i) oaa Siaieov ovpa TT\ovTat as far as the boundaries of the quoit reach, i. e. the distance of a quoit's throw; (2) oaaov T' ev vciy o&pov TT\ei fjyuovoiiv Toaaov vireKirpoOecw iKfTo; and (3) oaaov T' cirl ovpa ir\ovrat TJ/JUOVW,
. .
ovriSavos,
worthless,
57,
6v, Att. also os, 6v, (OVTIS} useless,
good for naught.

oyri
TTCO,
ov-Tt-irco, Adv., for
like OUTTOJ, not at all yet.
OV-TIS, gen. ouTii'os, no one, nobody, Lat. tie ullus, nullus ; neut. ou-Tt, nothing, Lat. nihil: neut. also as Adv. by no means, not at all : hence II. with
which two passages, a certain distance is expressed by ovpov fjiuuvoiiv and ovpa rjiuuvuv, and the distance meant is that by johicb mules would beat oxen in
in
ploughing a furrow of given length in a given time. oupos, ou, o, (fipca) a trench or channel for hauling up ships onshore and launching them again. T PO2, Ol^ ^ a fair wind, right astern;
changed accent, OUTIS, 6, ace. OVTIV, Noman, Nobody, a name assumed by Ulysses to deceive Polyphemus. OV-TOI, Adv. (ou, Tot) indeed not, Lat. non sane.
OVTOS, avrrj, TOVTO, gen. TOUTOU, TOUTT/S, TOUTOU, demonstr. Pron., this, as opp. to l/fVos, the nearer of two things, .opp. to the more remote, like
etc.,
OT
Kar' ovpov to send down (i. e. with) the wind, to speed on its way: metaph., oupos [eari], like Kaipos [lort], it is a fair time. T PO2, ou, 6, a watcher, warder, guard.
Lat. hie opp. to tile. TOS generally refers to
OT
IV. TOUTO ptV OUTOS, OUTOS OtSiTTOUS , TOVTO 5e.. , or TauYa pfv. , TCLVTO. Sc.. , stronger on the other.. ; than (j.ev. , 5e. , on the one band. Lat. AURIS, the ear; (is ovs, is WTO. in partly. V. KOL TO.VTO,, to add some&S, (JJTUS: partly. or into one's ear, i. e. secretly. II. an ear or thing with emphasis, and that too, and more than handle, of pitchers, urns, etc. that, often without a Verb, as, /ca,l TavTa. TTJ\IKOVTOS ouo-ia, 77, (ouo-a, part. fern, of ei/it swm) /&otf K/&C& zs and that too being such an one.; TI ^cLp SfivoTfpov one's own, one's property, substance: state, condition; SIKO.OTOV KOJL TOUTO 'ytpovTos for what is more to Tas airaioas Is TO AotTroi/ ovaias her childless s/ate be feared than a judge, and that too an old one? VI.
a)
! . .
. < ^
'i
oupos, ou, 6, Ion. for opos, a boundary. oupos, eos, TO, Ion. for opos, a mountain. OTTPOS, o, a wild bull, Lat. UR US. ^ g en jj; T($ S) dat. fo T pj nom. Sira, gen. dat. waiv Ion. and Ep. ouas, OUOTOS Dor.
: :
opp. to oSe, oubefore, o5 to what is to follow. III. OUTQS, avrrj are used to call a slave or an inferior, generally in a contemptuous sense, Lat. beus ! you there I hollo you ! also OUTOS au, beus tu ! but also in a solemn call, as to Oedipus,
II.
when
what has gone
for the future, i. e. her bearing no children for the future. II. the being, substance, essence of a thing. OUTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2, but OVTO,, 3 sing, impf., of
Kal
TavTa
fj.6v 8^1
TOUTO,
like fifv, so
much for
pi.
this,
Lat. baec hactenus.
VII. neut.
TOUTC
as
Adv. for this reason, like 8td TOUTO, TOUT' apa, 2. TO.VT' ovv for this reason then, accordingly.
(sub. 6pdo"cu), in affirm, answers, TOUT', VIII. dat. fem. sing. master.
jvas also used as Adv., in this spot, here.
2.
a)
ourae, imperat. of ovraoj.
Sc-
ourdw,
apai
:
f.
ouTao"a;
aor. I ouVao*a
pf. pass,
ovra-
like ovraca, to
wound; ovrafrv aaKos
(hey hit,
shattered the shield; c. ace. cognato, t\xos, o jue @porbs ovrao-fv dvrjp the wound which a man struck me
withal.
,
ovra,p,evai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of OUTOCU.

i,
I. of Place (sub. of Manner, in this way, so. 3. in this respect, so far, for the matter of IX. OUTOS is often strengthd. in Att. by that. the demonstr. I, ovroai, avTrji, TOVTI, gen. TOU-
3 sing, pi* pass, of ouTaîa;. ovrdo), imperat. ovrae Ion. impf. OVTO.GKOV : fut. ovTTjaca: aor. I ovrrjaa Ion. ovrrjaaoKov: aor. I pass. ovrrjOrjv: Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2ouTa (as if from ou:
Tovi,
nom.
pi. ouTOt't,
before a vowel Lat. bicce: neut. TovToyt, TavTayi.
neut. TO.VTI, etc., this man here, t becomes Iv, as .oyroaiv:
T7)fu),
inf.
ovraftfvai
:
sense) ovTa.fj.fvos [a] with a spear or sword, opp. to (3a\\ftv (to strike with a missile):- Pass., ovTapevrj uTfi\rj the wound
inflicted.
ovrafjLfv, part, (in pass. /o wound, to wound by striking
and
way
OUTCOS, before a conson. OUTO>, Adv. of OUTOS:, in this or manner, so thus, Lat. sic. II. with a
qualifying than.
OUTO>
-ye
power,
so,
only
so,
simply,
no
more
III. in wishes,
Aios
so [truly] as.
not.
II.
.
TTCUS f'lrjv 1. in protestations, as, .
with optat., i yap eyuv would I were the son of Jove
eyorf ov-
OV-T, Adv., and

OUTC.
.
repeated OUT
. ,
. .
neither.
nor.
Lat. neque.
.
neque.
but
T is often used in the second clause answering to ouT in the first, both not. and. . .
,
TtKvcav, fjuata TOV avopo. I, so help me IV. OUT<U /xti/.. , children, hate the man. OUTCW 8f.. , partly. , partly.. , on the one hand.. , on
Ta's vvaifJLTjv
TWV
my
the other.
cf.
OUTOS
iv.
V. in beginning
508
upon
KOI yaXfj so there story, OVTOJ TTOT' qv /zCs a time a mouse and a marten-cat.
OUTOJS. [t] OVTCiMTl, OVTOXTtV, for ov, not. [i] C, Adv.
,
ovTa>ori
were once
oculis, before the eyes;

KO.T'
btyBaXpovs to one's face.
d<pQa\iJ.wv out of II. like
by
crasis for O
Y
77,
dvdos, the dearest, choicest, best of anything, as the eye is the most precious part of the body 6(f>0a\fj.bs vrpands the flower of the army, as we say, the apple
;
ov, 6, fem. 6<t>iXeTis, t5os,
(6(pciXca)
of
the eye.
III. in Persia, btyOaXp-ol fiacriXecas,
a debtor.
6<j>6t\T|,
17,
6(i>si\-r][JLa,
one's (fwe. (6<efAcu) a cfefo : TO, (6(iAcu) /a* K/&C z's o/eJ, a debt.
:
whom
the king's eyes, were confidential officers, through he beheld his subjects.
6<|>0aXp,6-TYKTOS, ov, (b<pQaXp,6s, reyyai) wetting

the eyes.
aor. I impf. wtyeiXov : fut. 6(piXr)ffoj Ion. o(pcXXov Ep. otyeA&<pei\r)ffa : aor. 2 u<pXov /o OK/*?, fo indebted : Aoi', 5<peXXov: pf. uxpeiXrjKa Pass, to be i <&&* : for, have to pay : absol. /o te owed, to be due : part. 6(p(iXofJifvos, bounden, due, 1. fru'iav 6<peiJilting; rb bQeiXopevov one's due. Xeiv to be liable to, be in danger of a penalty, etc. :
'OÊFAfi,
64>0a\[A-wpvxos, ov,
out the eyes.
(6<f)OaXfi6s,
bpiiaaoi) tearing
of retribution, &Xa07]v btpdXciv nvi to owe one an ill II. to be under an obligation, to be bound turn. of 2. aor. 2 wtytXov, I ought.. to do a thing. what one has not done &(peXtv dOavaroiffiv fvx f aOai he ought to have prayed to the gods hence this aor. comes to express the wish that a thing had happened which has not, as, rty o<peX' kv vrjeffffi fcaraKTaptv "Aprffus would that Diana had slain her Lat. utinam earn interfecisset ! properly, Diana ought to have slain her mostly with the Conjunction fide
,
; :
6c}>0aX}Acos, Dor. for b<pBaXp.ovs. 6<j>0Cs, aor. I pass. part, of opaoa. 64>0fjvai, aor. I pass. inf. of dpaot. 6<j>0Tj(ron,ai, fut. pass, of opaca. 6<j>lrcri, Ep. for cxpiai, dat. pi. of
otyis.
@a\f?v) serpent-slaying. 64>l6-irovs, woSos, (ofyis, TTOVS) with snakes for legs. W V OÎ 5, gen. feus Ion. tos, 6, a serpent, snake.
6<|>io-j3oXos, ov, (ofyis,
6<t>t-u>Si]S, fs, (6(f)is, fiSos) of serpent 6<}>X6iv, aor. 2 act. inf. of btyXiffKovo}.
shape, snaky.
in
OTOS, TO, (6(pX(iv~) a debt or a fine incurred a lawsuit, damages. 64>XTjcro), fut. of bfyXionavQ).
6(j>Xi]p.a,
: : :
o<peXes dyovos /j.cvai O that thou Ep. cuOf, as, ci$' w(j>f\' 'Apyovs /it?) oiatrTahadst been unborn ffBai aitcupos would that the Argo had not sped
!
aW
I had
through: also with us, &s o<pfXov or axpfXXov O that ! also with negat., prj 6(pf\es would thou III. of anything binding upon us, hadst not.. !
.
aor. 2 axp6(J>Xi<TKava>, fut. 6<pXr]ffca pf. utpXijKa to owe, incur a debt, Xov, inf. ocpXfiv, part. btyXwv but mostly used in the technical phrase oiftrjv btyXtiv or 6(p\iaKaveiv, to be cast in a suit, lose one's cause ; as, 6(pXwv apira~f?)s re Kal K\OTrrjs difcyv being cast in a suit of robbery and theft ; also, Qo.va.rov Siterjv 6<pXifftcaveiv to be found guilty of a capital crime: often
esp. in Pass.
is
a debt due for us
iraaiv fjfuv TOUT' ocpeiXerai iraOfiv this all to pay ; so, iraffiv fjfuv KO.T-
without
to be
o'lKTjv,
Oavfiv 6(pfi\erai, Horace's debemur morti, all pay the debt of nature.
we must
found guilty of not be found guilty, convicted:
6(pXiffKavfiV aarpartias (sub. SiKrjv) absol. to be cast, serving

:
'O*E'AAX1, Ep.
6(pf\\ov, to
is
for
6<pfi\<o,
owe: due to me.

f.
:
Pass.,
II.
xp
e *<5s
impf. XxpeXXov or poi 6<e'AA.eTcu a debt
'OÊ'AAH,
opt.
6<p\\fiv
;
to be obliged, bound. 6(f>f\> : aor. I wQeiXa, Aeol. 3 sing, poet, word, to increase, enlarge,
augment, strengthen; pvOov d(f)f \\fiv to multiply words 6(j>e\\fiv nvcL TI/LITJ to raise one in honour, Lat. bonore augere : generally, to help, make to
thrive
:
Pass, to
wax, grow,
thrive, increase.
cur a penalty. II. / to brings on oneself; y^ CWTa or o\a\vvi]v 6<f>Xfiv so or shame on oneself, incur them bring laughter also, 8ei\iav 6<pXifftcavfiv to incur the charge of cowon oneself ardice fjuapiav bfyXiaKaveiv nvi to bring the imputation of folly in any one's estimation. o<|>Xu>v, oGo-a, oV, aor. 2 part, of dQXiffttavo}. "O*PA", Conjunction, marking end or intention, II. that, in order that, to the end that, Lat. ut. Adv. of Time, like Lat. donee, so long as, while :
:
fyniav 6(pXiv to inone generally, of anything

also,
Ep. aor. 2 of dtyeiXa). 6<J>\os,To, (6<eAA(u) advantage, help, profit, usance; c. gen., TUV 6<(>f\os ovoev whose use was nothing, i. e. who were of no use so, o o<e\os ffTparevfMTOs what was really serviceable of the army. a disease of the eyes ac64>0a\|jLia, ?), (bty6a.Xp.6s) companied by the discharge of humours, ophthalmia. 6<t>9aXp.id,(o, (6(f)Oa\fJLia) to have the ophthalmia, to have sore eyes.
o<t>e\ov,
;
until.
o<t>pxm,
hill.
17,
Ion. for otipvs, the
brow or edge of a
[C]
i.
64>pti6cis, fffffa, tv, (btppvs)
a rock,
!
beetling.
on the brow or edge of metaph. towering, pompous.
'O"IPT'5, vos, 17 ; ace. btypvv later btypva ; ace. pi. the eyebrow, Lat. supercilium, used btypvas, b<ppvs: in many phrases to denote grief, rage, scorn or
pride
;
as,
T/IS
otypvs avaffirav to
draw up
the eye-
6<j>0aXfiC8tov, TO,
Dim. of
6</>0a\ôs.
[t]
brows
j
6<|>9a\(i,o-8ov\6Ca,i7, (6(J)Oa\fj.6s, SovAei'a) eye-service. 6(|)9a\p.6s, oC, 6, (oÔrjvat) the eye; Is otyOaXpovs
token of grief; ras cxppvs ffvvayfiv to knit, contract the brows, frown ; opp. to Xveiv and /ie#te2. vo.i ras 6<ppvs to smoothe or unknit the brow.
in
6<ppvs, like Lat. supercilium, gravity, dignity
:
TWOS before
one's eyes or face; cv 6<p6a\nois Lat. in
scorn,
d(f)pv's
ox/ncurepoy.
,
509
iffoj,
pride,
II.
metaph.
the
brow of a
hill, the
edge
f.
= oxA.6o,
pi.
o"x\tvQ}, to
move or heave
it
of a
a beetling or overhanging crag. 6<|>pCs, contr. for txppvas, ace. pi. of 6<ppvs.
cliff',
away
by a lever, generally, to move a great weight, roll by dint of strength.
6x5, (ex w ) Ep. Adv. by far, eminently, always with

Sup. dpiffros
oxo-vT),
fj,
;
later
foxa.
(ox*"*''
6xXtcr<Tiav, 3 6xXo-iroi(o, f.
Ep. aor.
I opt.
of oxAtftu.
to
770*0;,
(6'xAos,
Trote'o;)
make a
riot;
and oxavov, TO,
*X W )
^ e handle
6xA.OTroiefj/ Tr)v iroXiv to set
the city in an uproar.
of a shield, consisting of two bands fastened crosswise on the under side of the shield, through which the bearer passed his arm.
Ion. impf. of 6xy. o\it<r<Ti, Ep. for oêai, dat. pi. of oxos. oxeia, T), (pxevoS) a covering, of the horse.
""OXAO5, 6, a
mob, multitude
to
8fjfj.os
:
throng of people, an irregular crowd, the populace, mob, Lat. turba, opp.
II.
:
(the people in a constitutional sense).
6xo-Kov,
noise
made
by a crowd, a riot, tumult, Lat. turba
generally, disturbance, trouble, annoyance, importunity.
Ep- f r o'x f o-t, dat. pi. of TO 6'xos. o\*Tev(ii, f. o"cy, (OX^TOS) to carry off by a ditch or channel : to divert by a canal or aqueduct : Pass., v8(up 6xTevojuei/oi/ water carried off by a canal.
6xo"4>i,
- lv
6xX-w8T]s,
like
es,
contr. for oxAo-etS^s, (6'xA.os, elSos)
a mob, turbulent, riotous; TO oxAwSes trouble-
someness, turbulence.
o\T-T]y6s,
OXCTOS, ov,
duct,
river.
2.
ov, (OXCTOS, 070;)
drawing off water by
a conduit or canal.
6, (6xH) a conduit, ditch, canal, aquedram : any channel for water, the bed of a
Hence TO, (ex^) a hold, fastening. oxixdjo), f. dffca, to grip, bold fast : to bind, fetter of horses, to rein in, make obedient to the bit.
oxpa, OTOS,
O\VT\,
77,
metaph. a channel or means of escape. ox^vs, gen. ecus Ion. TJOS, 6, (e'x&O any fastenthe hand or strap for i. ing: fastening the helmet under the chin. 2. in pi. the clasps of the belt. 3. a bolt which fastened the door within. a stallion: a lewd person. oxeuTTjs, ov, 6, (oxeixy) oxevco, f. aw, (oxw) to ride: of male animals, to
cover.
oxos, mostly
os, TO, (ex<y)
a wild pear, late form of oyx.vr). d chariot, always in
pi.,
and
Ep. dat. 6xeff<pi, oxo-<', for oxôi. oxos poet. OKXOS, ov, o, (^x^) that which holds; hold ships, i. e. harbours, road01 pl aces t vrjtiiv ox II. that which bears, a steads. carriage, chariot, car; but, oxot dirTjvrjs bearers of the chariot, i. e. the
in
wheels.
6x,
of
to keep
f.
rjcro;,
(6'xos, 6) collat.
form of
\(a, as
</>ope'cu
oxvpos, d, ov, (cxû) like fxvpos,Jirm, lasting, stout, strong : esp. of places, firm, secure : strong, tenable, of a fortress or the like.
6xttp6b>,
f.
bear, endure, support, hold; (ppovpdv oxîv watch. i. to let ride, mount. II. in Pass., with fut. med. oxrjcrofjiai, to be borne or carried; Kvpaaw, vqvolv, iTriroifftv 6x*?09ai to be carried hence without any by the waves, by ships, etc. Subst. after it, like Lat. vehi, to drive, ride, sail ; tv dyttvpas oxîoOai to ride at anchor. ox'qct, Ep. ace. of 6xvs ox^s, nom. pi. oX^K (ox 6/<w ) (hat which bears or supports, a II. a support, stay. carriage, a chariot, Lat. vehiculum : also a vessel, ship.
:
:
(pepca, to
wffca,
(6xvp6s~)
to
make
fast, fortify,
Hence
o\vp<i3\La., O.TOS,
TO, a stronghold, fortress.
oxvpws, Adv. of b\vpos, firmly, strongly. oxwKa, by metath. for OKOJXCI, perf. of ex "dat. OTT*, ace. 6Va (eitreiv, ovjjr, 77, gen. OTTOS, II. a discourse, word. a voice.
CTTOS)
-.
ov|/-ap,dTT]S [fia], ov, 6, voc. 6â/xaTa, (o^, dpdai) one who mows till late at even ; cf. oipapoTrjs.
ovj/avov, TO, (oô/tat)
= o^ts,
sight, vision.
heavy laden: metaph. to be heavy or oppressed in mind, to be vexed at heart ; wxOrjffav they were heavy at heart. (From dxOofMi,
f.
6x0,
770-0;,
to be
oxj/dpiov, TO, Dim. of o\{/ov, esp. fish: 64-apoTT]S ov, o, (oi/'C, dpooj) one who
cf.
a small fish. ploughs late;

late, Lat.
2. late
u\pa^dri]s.
'OÊ', Adv.
sero
;
as 6x'o;
from
77,
form of oxQos, any raised ground, natural or artificial, a bill, mound, dyke, dam : in pi. the banks of a river or trench, dyke, etc. also,
older
:
e'x*
-)
OX0H,
after a long time, at length, ty\ pavOdveiv to learn too late.
in
by
a river.
Hence
crags
the day, at even, opp. to 7rpo : late in the season ; o^J r)V it was late : c. gen., oi// TT^S -fj^pas late in the day, Lat. serum diet: also, o^4 TUV TpcaiKuv long
6x0t)p6s, a, 6v, raised, hilly. 6x005, 6, later form of GX^J;, rising ground, a hill. oX\*u>,=nox\eva}, to heave or move by a lever:
Pass, to be rolled, roll along; Xfvvrai (Aeol. for oxAowTcu)
Att. irreg. Comp. oif/ia'iTfpov after the Trojan war. later; Sup. tyuafaaroj latest. of opdca, formed from fut. oô/xcu, ovj/eico, Desiderat.
to
wish to
see.
^^fS^s
all
diraaai 6x~ the pebbles are
ovJ/eo-Oai., fut. inf.

oij/t,
of 6pdoj.
latter
Aeol. for o^c.
rolled or swept
away by the water. 6\}/ia (sub. wpa), rj, properly fem. of o^tos, the 6xX->, f. 770-0;, (oxAos) to disturb by a mob or tu- part of the day, evening, often joined with mult ; generally, to trouble or importune, c. ace. abOpp. to opdpos see SaAri. sol. to be troublesome. ouVtairepos, -raros, irreg. Comp. and Sup.
: :
d, 6v, (ox*-" ) troublesome, importunate.
510
oij/C-YOvos, ov,
{ojf/f,
born in a later age.

one's old age.
6i|;i<>,
f.
yfvicrBai) late-born, after-born, 2. of a son, late-born, born in
3. later-born, i. e. younger, [t] 6i|;iOTpos, -TO.TOS, Gomp. and Sup. of o^tos.

iaoi,
n
as
(o^)
:
too late in doing
to do, go or come late : to be Pass, to be belated, benighted.
11, IT, m, numeral
indecl.
w'
= 80,
it
:
sixteenth letter of Gr. alphabet
but
80,000.
/3,
OXJ/I-KOITOS, ov, (oê, Koirri)
going
late to bed, late
Changes of
it is
:
often interchanged with

(p,
as
watching or wakeful.
6i|/i|jia6cci>,
f.
in TToAAcu /3dA.Acy
often also in Ion. for
as d-rtiKi-
rjffv),
to learn late or too late.
From
6vj/i-|xa0Y|S, fs,
(o^, ftaOew)
to learn, Lat. serus studiorum learn, c. gen.

ovj/ijios, ov,
late in learning, late : too late or too old to
aOai for d(piK-, diri)y4fo'0ai for dtyrjy- ; and so before an aspirate, TT was retained by the Ion., e. g., oV
r),p)v, vir'
rjfj.Q}v
for d<p'
rjp.(av, vtp' iipj&v.
II. in
Ion. Prose,
tives, e. g. O7TCUS TTOroS
TT
becomes K
in relatives
and interroga-
repas
(oê) poet, for o^tos, late, slow, tardy: prognostic late offulfilment. 6u/i-voos, ov, (oê, voos] late of thought, inobservant. O^/LOS, a, ov, (oê) /ate, Lat. serus, opp. to irpuios. Att. Comp. fyiairepos, a, ov, Sup. tyiairaros, 77, oy : Neut. oif/iairfpov, -rara, Adv. as Comp. and Sup. of 6^6. The forms 6if/icffTfpos and oîfffraros also
oif/ipov a
o/ccas tcoios otcoios Kocros- OKUOOS for TIWS 0770^8 00"OS 07TOO"OS. III. in Aeol. TT is used for p., as 077770 for o/îa, ireSd for perd. IV. in Aeol. and Dor. TT is for r, as venire for TreVre. V. TT is sometimes with 7, as in \airap6s interchanged VI. TT is often redupl. in relatives, Xayapos. metri grat. esp. in Aeol. e.g. 0777777, oVTrcys, oTTTrofos,
KWS
occur.
ovjns, gen.
<ys
omroaos
Ion. tos,
77,
for
07777,
TT,
e *c*
Vll. Poet., r
is
sometimes
TTO-
(oô/uit)
sight,
appear-
inserted after
\is, T7oA./*os
ance ; a vision, apparition : a oif/is olKooonr)p.dr<av show of buildings. 2. outward appearance, look: the face, visage. II. the power of sight or seeing, 2. a viewing, seeing, view, sight, Lat. eyesight. conspectus; diriueaOai fs otf/iv nvi to come into one's
sight or presence.
oiJ/l-TcAeo-TOs, ov, (tye, rcAe'cy) late of fulfilment, to be late fulfilled.
ovj;op,ai, fut.
with TTO,, ira, Dor. for TTT?, 7777. rraa, Lacon. for Traaa. TraY<i, Dor. for 7777777. From 77, mother of all. ov, 6, (irds, yevfcOai} father of all.
,
esp. in iTToAts, TrroAe/ios for their derivatives.
6s, a, ov, (irds, yKvtcepos) sweetest

77,
of
all.
(Tras,
y\wff<ra) wordiness,
of updoj, formed from *6irrofiai.

pass,
(^<w) properly, boiled meat: generally, II. anything eaten with bread, to meat,fiesh. give it flavour hence onions are called fyov 770x0;, a
ovj/ov, TO,
:
[a], Aeol.
tiaa, (v, aor. 2 pass. part, of Trrjyvvfju. and Ep. for CTro/yô-ai/, 3 pi. aor. 2
6, (770705) frost, ice.
,
of
77777J/U/W.
,
zest or relish to drink.
(Tra7Tos, fidos] frosty, icy-cold. seasoning : metaph. of hunger [a], 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, rols dyaOois labour is a sauce to good IV. irayr\ [a\, 77, (irayrjvai} anything that fixes or holds things. V. fast: a snare, noose, trap : the toils used in fowling : any dainty food, rich fare : in pi. dainties. at Athens, mostly of fish, the chief dainty of the afowling-net. 2. metaph. a snare, stratagem. Athenians. 2. the market-place, esp. the aor. 2 inf. pass, of nrf^vvyii. fish-market.
,
III. generally, sauce, or toil, of irovoi oipov
ovj/oiroicco,
Med.
to eat
ovj/oiroiia,
Dep. (oif/oiroios) to dress meat delicately : meat or fish with bread. Hence 77, the art of cookery: and
77,
f.
aw, (-nayis)
to lay
a snare for, entrap.
a, ov, (Trayrjvai) fixed, firm, solid, steadfast.
Adv.
gin
like
:
-icas, firmly, steadily.

77,
OU/OTTOUKOS,
ov, of or for delicate cookery.
iraYiS, ioos,
o\|/o-Troios, 6v, (6if/ov, Trotf'tw)
cooking food skilfully:
dynvpa
(irayrjvat) like ^0777, a snare, trap, irayis veatv the anchor which holds ships
ov, (was, Kaivos) all
as Subst., 6\f/oTroi6s, 6,
a cook.
trap.
,
oxJ/o-iTovos, ov, (o(pov, irov((u) dressing rately.
food
elabo-
new
or fresh.
6i|/o<|>oY<), f. foca, (6i//o<pdyos) to eat or live dainties alone, to fare delicately. Hence
ov}/o<J>aYta,,
77,
upon
/caos) quite or utterly bad : most unlucky or unfortunate : in moral sense, utterly bad or depraved: Sup. irayKaKiaros. Adv. irayKdv, (iras,
dainty living
eating delicacies.
Kcas, all
miserably.
os, ov, (TTOS, /raAos) all-beautiful, all-good. , 77, an offering of all kinds of fruit.
dainties or 6\j/o-<â.Yos, ov, (fyov, <payttv) eating delicacies : as Subst., 6y/6<payos, 6, an epicure, gour-
mand.
Irreg. Att.
f.
Comp. and
Sup. 6
From
purvey
all kinds
o\j/-cov0),
fish
(otyov, wz/eo/iai) to buy or Hence generally, to buy victuals.

170-0;,
iraY-Kapiros, ov, (nds, Kapttus) of or consisting of of fruit : rich in every fruit.

iraY-KaTa.pa.TOS, ov,
(TTOLS,
Ko.rapdo[j.ai) all-accursed.
6i|;coviov, TO, properly, provisions, supplies
for an
TraY-Kv0Tjs,
es, (TTCIS,
KtvQca) all concealed.
army
generally, recompense, wages.
act. all-concealing.
511
and
lamented, most woeful.
iraYK\ir]pia,
57,
K\a/uT<><>, ov, (iras; \atcw) allII. act. all-tearful.
a sole inheritance, full possession.

(iras; K\T)pos*)
ITaidv, dvos, 6, Ep. and Ion; IlaiT|cov, ovo$, later Uaiwv, wvos, Paeon or Paean, the physician of the gods; Hairjovos yfv0\rj the race of Paeon, i. e. physicians.
2.
From
/,
',
later
the
name was
3.
transferred
irjie
to
;
held in full possession.
(iras,
KOivos)
common
to all.
Apollo, who was invoked also to his son Aesculapius.
by the cry
Ilaidv
:
a physician
i.
and
ap-
3,
ov, 6, (iras, Ko'n-rj)
giving rest to all;
more
pellat.
a choral rest, i. e. the grave. song, a hymn or chant, addressed to Apollo, as Uat2. a song of triumph after victory, properly traY-KoviTOS, ov, (iras, KOV'KO) covered all over with dv. dust; ae#Xa irayfioviTo. prizes gained by all kinds of to Apollo also a triumphant song before battle, a contests. 3. any solemn song or chant. 4. in ivar-song.
OdXapos
ira~fKoiTrjS
the chamber in which all must
generally, a saviour, deliverer. iratdv Ion. IT<UT|<OV, a paean,
II. as
e:
iraY-KpaTTjs, fs, (iras, ArpoTos) all-powerful, allmighty, all-ruling: all-conquering.
pi., iraiTjoves
iraidvto>.
f.
Hence paean-singers. 0*0;, to chant the paean, sing a song of
TraYKpoTida>, pancratium.
f.
0U', to
perform
the exercises
of the
triumph.
Ilaidcdv, ovos, 6, Dor. for fLairjcav. [a] iraiYfJia, aTos, TO, (irat^'o;) play, sport;
fiutt-playing.
iraYKpanov; TO, (irayKpaTrjs} a complete contest, i. e. an exercise which combined both wrestling (770X77) an<^
boxing (iru-yjui}), the pancratium. iraY-KpOTWS, Adv. (iras, KpoTos) sounding all at once,
of rowers
\OJTOV
ir.
iraiYvid,
77,
(irato>) play,sport,
a game, pastime.
II.
a feast, festival.
iraiYvia-Ypd<|>os, ov,(iraijvid,ypd(po}) writing sportive poetry.
, ov, gen. ovos, (iraiyvidjfondofajoke. TO, (irat^cu) a plaything, toy : impl. of a
who keep good
time.
TTCIYOS, o, (-rra.yijvai) a firm-set rocky hill: o "Apeios irdyos
rack
the
a peak, crag,
Areopagus
at
,
Athens, [a]
nraYos, 6, (irayfjvai} anything stiffened or hardened frozen water, ice, frost, [a] Trd-Y-ovpos, o, (Trayfjvai, ovpd) a kind of crab.
:
II. in deliciae, a darling. person, Theocritus, the Egyptians are called /tana iraiyvia, III. a sportive poem : merry roguish cheats.
like Lat.
mxY-xdAeiros, ov, (iras, xa^Tros) very difficult and noise. ov, (iraiyvid) sportive, droll, done in dangerous. Adv. -TTOJS. iraY-X^ K s and TrciY-Xo^KOS} v (was, x a ^-^ s ) play. all-brasen, all of brass. ?8os) playful, sportive, iraiYVi-cj87|S, es, (iraiyvid, " /Tr Y"XP Tl o r0s ov (was, XPÔ'TOS) good for all work. merry ; rb iraiyviwSes playfulness. lo"TS. ov, (iras, xpto"Tos) all-anointed; Trdy6 ^ ov T(^ irat8-aY<>Y irdY-Xp (watSaâyyos) a school-room. \pLarov ireiOovs the all-anointed of persuasion, of the ira.\&yu>'ye<o, f. 170*0;, (iratSa'yco'yos) to attend boys : robe anointed with the blood of Nessus, to be used as to lead like a child, to train, educate. Hence a love-charm. at-TraiSfiY^Yva, i), an attending boys, education :
,
>
'
>Tra
ffus} all
'y~Xpt|O eos i ov, and TTCLY-XPÔS, ov, (iras, gold, of solid gold, [u]
'
XP V
tendance.
iraiB-aYtoYos, ov, (irafs, 070;) attending or training boys : as Subst., -rraiSaycayos, 6, the slave who went with a boy from home to school and back again :
iraYXv, Adv.
(iras, iraV) Ion. for iravu, quite,
wholly,
entirely, altogether. TT&yS), aor. 2 subj. pass, ira8dco, Dor. for 1777800;.
of
irfiyvvfu.
hence generally, a
-iraiSdpiov, r6,
tutor, teacher, instructor.

child,
ird0
[5], Ep. for eira0, 3 sing. aor. 2 of irdo"xo). irS0iv Ep. Trfi0tv, aor. 2 inf. of irda-)(.ca. Hence
ird0T] [a],
77,
boy or girl. iratSSco, iratSSoav, Lacon. for iraifa, iraifav.

iraiSeCa, 17, (iraiScvw) the rearing or bringing up of a II. child : teaching, education, discipline, correction. III. handiwork. youth, childhood. TratSctos, ov, (irafs) childish, concerning or suited to
Dim. of irafs, a young II. a young slave.
little
anything that befals one: suffering,

TO, =
itdOos,
misfortune.
Trd0T|(xa, OTOS,
TCL
a suffering, misfortune ;
are lessons to
iraOr^Juna learn by.

ira0ir]T6s,
iM.OTjp.ara
sufferings
children; vpvoi iraiSeioi

irdio*x<y.
hymns sung
to love boys.
by the boys.
ird0T]o0a, Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 subj. med. of

r),
irauScpcwTTtto,
f.
170*0;,
From
ov, (iraOeiv}
having suffered : subject
to
suffering, destined to suffer. ird0os, cos, TO, (iraOfiv) anything that befals one, a
a lover of boys. irai8-epa(TTT|s, oG, 6, (irafs, epdca) iratSepao-TCa, 77, (iraiScpaffrf a>) love of boys. irai8(r<rt, Ep. for irafo"t, dat. pi. of irafs.
iraCSevp-a, aros, TO, (iratSfvo;) that which or educated, a nursling, scholar, pupil.
is
suffering, misfortune, calamity. dition : a passion, affection. 3. Trd0a) [a], aor. 2 subj. of iroVx<u.
7To0o)v,
rrat,
2.
a passive conincident.
reared
II.
an
that
which
Ep.
ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, o Trd'ij Vocat. of irafs.
taught, lesson. iratSevcris, 77, (iraiSewu) a rearing, training, educaII. a place of tion. teaching, school; T) Têrepa
is
512
TToXts
'EAAaSos
Tratocuo'ts
our city
is
the school of
to be
Trcu8oTpif3i>, to teach boys wrestling

train, exercise, practise.
generally, to
Greece.
cated
From
(Trafs,
Trai86VTOs, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Tratoeu'o;, : neut. iraiftevreov, one must educate.
irai8VTT|s, ov,
6,
eduII.
ir<u8o-Tplj3T]S, ov, 6,
rptfifjvai*)
a training-
an educator,
instructor.
master for boys, a master of exercises : tv TraiSorpiffov in the house or school of the trainer : generally, a
teacher, master.
[F]
77,
a corrector, chastiser.
From
: :
Hence
6v,
irai5sva>, f. 0*0; : aor. I 7rai8euo*a : pf. irfiraiSevKa Pass., aor. I firaidevOijv : pf. ircnaiSfVfjLai : (Trafs)
to rear or
iraiSorptptKos,
or his art.
Adv.
-KUIS, like
bring up a child
usu.
2. to teach,
educate, instruct; 6 irtirai8ev/j.fvos a man of educaMed./o have any one taught tion, opp. to aTratSeuTos: or educated, applied to parents. 3. to accustom or
ir<u86-TpuJ;, <73os, 6, attends upon the children.
of or fit for a training-master a gymnastic master. (Trafs, Tplfirjvai) a slave that
ircu8oTpo4>co,
f.
770*0;,
(irai8oTpu<pos) to rear children.
Hence
i
inure to a thing.
iraiBriios,
77,
4. to correct, chasten. ov, Ion. for iraiSetos. Trai8ii, as, 77, (itaiôi) child's play, sport,
Trai8oTpo<|>Ca,
77,
the rearing of children.
pastime
irai8o-Tp6<}>os, ov, (Trafs, rptfpca) feeding or rearing children : as Subst., iraidoTpuôs, 77, a mother.
<irai86-Tpo>TOs,
ov,
(Trafs,
a game.
iratSia, 77, worse form for muSeta. iratSiica, >v, ra, a darling, love, relating to a single
II. iratSi/ca (sub. /LieA.??), person, Lat. deliciae. Neut. from songs to or about a beloved boy. muSiKos, 77, ov, (Trafs) of or Jit for a boy, childish,
TirpcuffKO}')
wounded by
iratdoiroiea).
children
of wounds, inflicted by children.

f.
iraiB-ovp'yta),
770*0;,
(Trafs,
ep-yoi/)
Hence
iraiSovp-yta,
herself.
77,
a begetting children
770*0;,
also of the wife
2. playful, sportive. boyish, Lat. puerilis. belonging to a beloved youth.
II.
iraiSocJuXeco,
f.
to be fond of boys.
From
;
irai8o-<}>CXir]S, ou, 6, (jrais, <f>i\ca)
fond of boys.
killing children
Trai8i606v,
rraiBiov, TO, Dim. of Trafs, a young slave.
Adv.from childhood, from a child. From a young child. II.
iratSwrKapiov, TO, Dim. of rraiSiffKij, a little girl. iraiSio-KT], 7), Dim. of Trafs (77), a young girl, maiden, II. a damsel. youngfemale slave : a courtesan. iraiSurKos, o, Dim. of o Trafs, a young son, boy, lad.
iratSvos,
playful.
17,
of having killed a son ; naiSocpovov af/ia the blood of slain children. irai8o-<|>opca>, (Trafs, <popfoj) to waft away a boy.
iraiu>
I
:
ircu8o-<}>6vos, ov, (Trafs, *tpV(u) avfjKpopd Trai8o<f>6vos the calamity
f.
iraicra
and
a
aor. Traiô/xat or iraiov[Aai, rarely Traica Pass., aor. i cTratâ : pf. TTfiraiKa :
:
(Traixdtjv: pf.
TreTTaiff/JLai,
also TreiratyiJiai: (irafs):
to
ov, also 6s, 6v, (Tratfo;) II. as Subst. iraiSvos, 6,

77,
=6
childish, silly,
Trafs,
play
to
like
:
child,
to
a boy,
merry
to trifle.
lad
iraiovrj,
girl.
(Trafs, jSopa)
play at a
game ;
4. to
sport, play : to jest, joke, be 2. to dance : also, to sing. 3. crQaipri or atyatpav Traifeiv to play
Tr<u8o-J36pos, ov,
child-eating.
at ball.
chil-
play (on an instrument).

at, to jest
5. to
6.
iraiSo-yovos, II. dren.
ov,
(Trafs,
*ycvct})
begetting
make
sport of,
mock
upon
a thing.
making fruitful
o, (Trafs,
7rai8o-KO|jiea>, (Trafs, tfo/iecu)
or prolific. to take care of a child.
transit, to treat jocosely.
IIaiT)6vtos, a, ov, also fern. Ilaiôvts, tSos, (Tlairjcav)
iraiSo-Kopaj;, areas,
o/>a) a boy-raven.
healing.
/
From irai8oKTOVO), f. 770*0;, to murder children. TraiSo-KTovos, ov, (irais, Krfivca) child-murdering.
iratBoXereipa and ircuSoXeTis, tSos, a child-murderess.
:
iraiif|'Ta), fut.
of
Trato; to strike.
IIaiT|iov, ovos, 6, Ion. for
Haiav, Tlaiuv, Paeon, the

II. Trairjcav
irai8-oXTT|p, %>os, 6, (Trafs, oAAv/u) a child-murderer

Trai8o-Xt)|Aas, ov, 6,
77,
and TraiS-oXercop,
fern.
opos,
o,
physician of the gods.

for iraiav, a festal
ITaiY-cov, ovos, 6,
as appellat.
song ;
77,
cf.
TIaidv.
as
Adj. = nai7?6ViOs.
(Trafs, \vfjir)}
destroying chil:
dren, [y]
ir<u8o-v6|Aos, ov, (Trafs, vf^ta) controlling boys
Subst., IIat8oj/o/iot, ot, magistrates the education of youths, at Sparta.
as
TralKTrjs, ou, 6, (Tratâ;) a dancer or player. iralop,ai or iraiovp,(U, Att. fut. of Trat^cu. iranrdXir], 77, (redupl. from TraA77 or 770X77) the finest
who superintended flour
iraiBoiroico), f. 770-0;, (TratoWotos) of men, to beget children; of women, to bear children: so also in Med.,
with
or meal, Lat. pollen: any fine dust : metaph. a subtle rogue, [a] Hence TraiirdXirjixa, OTOS, TO, a subtle fellow iraiiraXoets, eo*o*a, fv, an old Ep.word, steep, craggy,
.
pf. pass. TTfTTai8oiroiT)fj.ai.

77,
Hence
rugged.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
a begetting or bearing of children. ircuSo-iTOios, 6v, (Trafs, voicca) begetting or bearing

TrcuSoiroua,
:
IIAIvS,
ou>v
dissyll.
TratSos, 6 and 77 ; gen. pi. iraiS&v Dor. Tratdat. pi. -jraiffi, -rraiSeaai : the Ep. preferred the
children
generative.
(Trafs, Treipo}}
irai8o-iropos, ov,
passes.
through which a child
muSoo-TTOpew, f. ô*co, to beget children. iraiBo-o-iropos, ov, begetting children.
From
of Descent, a a child's 2. periphr., AvSajv iratSfs sons child, grandchild. of the Lydians, i. e. the Lydians themselves. II. of Age, a child : trots, 6, a boy, youth, lad; Trafs, T), a
child,
nom. Troi's, vocat. Trai': a son or a daughter;
I.
Trafs
TraiSos
irais
TraXao-o-o) .
513
maiden, girl
l/c
iratSos,
IK
ira/Scoi/
from
child,
fj,
from
a
childhood.
III. also like
Lat. puer, o or
slave, servant. ird'is, 6, Ep. for irais.
Sup. iraXaiorepos, iraXaiuraTos ; regul. more often iraXairfpos, iraXairaros, formed from the l/c Adv. iraXai iraXantpov from the older time.
:
Comp. and
Hence
iraXaioTKjs, TITOS, 77, age, length of time, antiquity : old-fashioned ways : also dotage. , iraXaio-^pwv, ovos, 6, 77, (iraXaios, <pp^v} old in mind, with the experience of age.
iraXaioco, f. OJCTOJ, (TraXaios) to abrogate, annul, Lat. antiquare
obsolete.
iratcraT, 2 pi. aor. I imperat. of iratô;. iraurSa, Dor. for iraioa, ace. of Trafs. iraio-So), Dor. for Trai^cy. Trat4>dcro-&>, (redupl. from $A-, the Root of fyaivca) to look wildly, stare wildly about ; later to quiver, palpitate.
make old
:
Pass,
to
hence to become
ITAI'fi,
irenaiKa
:
fut. iraiaoj
and
I
irairjffa)
aor. I Ziraiffa
:
pf.
:
Pass., aor.
eiraiaOTjv
:
pf. ireira.tap.ai
to strike or smite
[irjpov
person
3. to
Med., firaiaaro rov

2. to strike a
irdXaio-â, CITOS, TO, (iraXaioj) a bout or fall in II. any trick wrestling : generally, a struggle,
or artifice, a subterfuge.
iraXcuo-fiocrtivT], 77, (iraXaioi) poet, for irdXrj, wreslling, the wrestler's art. II. iraXai(TTTj, 77, iraXdfATj, the palm of the hand.
he smote his thigh.
weapon
against a person. hard in speaking.
4. to hit II. intr. to strike against, to
drive away.
dash against or upon, Lat. illido. Ilauov, wvos, o, like Haidv, Paeon, the god of medicine, of Aesculapius generally, a physician, healIII. er. II. like iraidv, a solemn song or chant. in Prosody, a paeon, a foot consisting of three short w w o, and one long syll., with four variations, o \j *>, ^ w o and v \j \j fem.of Tlaidjvios, medicinal, healing. ITaionads, aSos, iraia>via>, f. o*cu, = iraiavifa, to raise the Paean.
: .
measure of length, a palm, four Jingers breadth (a little more than three inches). iraXaicrTTis, ov, 6, (iraXaicv) a wrestler : generally, one who contends for a prize, a rival, candidate. 2. metaph. a trickster, cunning fellow. iraXai<rricuos, a, ov, (TraXaiarrj') a palm long or,
a
broad.
iraXaKTTiKos,
iraXatcTTpa,
school
:
77,
ov, (TTO Amarus)
Ilauovios, a, ov, (Tlaiwv) belonging II. as Subst., Uaiojmedicine, medicinal, healing.

via,
fj,
to
Paeon
fj,
or
(iraXaica} generally a school.

77,
of or for wrestling. a palaestra, wrestling-
Hence
Haicavids, ados,
77,
and Haicovis,
iSos,
with
and without Ttyyi], f ^ e healing art, medicine : rcL Uaiajvia a festival of Paeon. iraiaviajji.6s, a chanting of the paean. irawovtajios, 6,
iraKTa, iraKTis, iraKTos, Dor. for
f.
iraXawrrptTTjs [t],ou, 6, presiding over the palaestra. iraXairepos and irdXaiTaTos, irreg. Comp. and Sup. of TToAatos, formed from the Adv. iraXat.
iraXai-<j>aTOS, ov, (irdXai, epith. of ancient oracles.
III.
<prjfjLi)
spoken long ago,
irijKTr), etc.
IL spoken of long ago,
iraKTOco, WGQ}, (naKTus) close; 5a)/ia irafcrovv to make fast the house. to stop, to stop up, caulk. 3. to bind fast.
to fasten,
make fast or legendary.

2.
a sort of cake made of preserved f], mostly of figs melted together. [Aa] IIA'AAI, Adv. long ago, in olden time, of old. II. formerly, erst, before: also of time just past, opp. to the present also TO ira\ai. irdXai- Y6VT|s, fs, (irdXat, yeveaOat) born long ago,
nA'AA'OH,
primitive, ancient, olden. iraXoi-x0ci)V, ovos, 6, fj, (iraXai, -)(6iav) long in the land: as Subst., naXaixQojv, 6, an old inhabitant, Lat. indigena.
fruit,
irdXaiu,
f.
aiffca
aor. I
tiruXaiffa
(irdXrj}
to
II. metaph. to wrestle with, wrestle, Lat. luctare. Pass, to be wrestled with. 2. struggle against :
absol. to
labour or be distressed in battle, Lat. laborare.

f.
irdXap.dop.ai,
rjvofjiai
Dep.
(TraAa/tr;)
to
ma-
aged, full of years. = 7raXaiyvr]S. irdXaC-yovos, ov, (ird\ai, yevfo~0at) = iraXaio), to wrestle, Jight. irdXaip.ovi>, f. 77*70;,
,
es,
ov,
= ira\aiyvr]S. = ira\aiyovos.
II. to devise skilfully, nage, work, bring about. contrive cunningly ; roXfjirjfJia iraXa(tr]aao~0ai to plan a daring deed. IIAxAA'MH, 77, Ep. gen. and dat. iraXdp.r;<f)i, iraXdthe Lat. A, the palm of the hand, the fir)(f)iv:
PALM
rrjp)
Dor. -jidrcop, opos, ancient mother.
6,
(naXaios,
fi-f)-
iraXaio-irXovTOS, ov, (iraXaius, TrAoCros) =ap\aioitXovTos, rich of old, rich in hereditary wealth, opp. to v(uir\ovTO$.
II. violence, murder. metaph. a device, skilful plan or method, means, con2. a thing made by art, an instrument. trivance. one dejiled irdXap,vatos, o, (TraAa/tr;) a* murderer, by blood, a blood-guilty man : the suppliant not yet
hand : metaph. force of hand,
iraXaiop-pios, ov, (iraXaius, pta} with aged
roots.
purified.
II.
the
avenger of blood.
inf.
2. ancient, iraXtuos, a, ov, (irdXat} old, aged. rf olden time ; ol ira\aioi the ancients ; iraXaios xp"~ vos time long past : TO ira\aiov, as Adv., anciently, formerly : IK iraXaLOv from of old. 3. of things,
iraXaêp-cv, Ep. for TraA.aêti', fut. irdXaorov, TO, ^= iraXdOrj.
of iraXdaaaJ.
:
irdXacroxo,
f.
:
ca
pf. pass. TTfira.Xayfj.aL
(TraAAeu)
in
good
sense, ancient, time-honoured, venerable

obsolete, out
in
II.
bad sense, antiquated,
of date.
be besprinkled, smeared, the defiled ; but also, (yft(<paXos TTfirdXaKTo (3 plqpf.) brain was scattered about. II. to thake the lots
to bespri?il;le
Pass,
to
514
In
TraAaoTT/
so, to
TraXippoOios.
iraXC|ji-<j)T||jios
a helmst ; and
draw
lots
hence
pf. pass.,
Dor.
-<j>a(Jios, ov,
(naXiv,
dis-
KXfyw ireirdXaxOf by lot, i. e. decide
(2 pi. perf. imperat.) be ye decided the matter by lot.
sonant, discordant.
iraXi|ji-<j>t>T|S, <s,
(itdXiv, tyvoftaf)
growing again.
irSXcwrrrj, 17, and iraXacrrtaios, a, ov, forms for itaXaiffTrj, iraXaiffnafos.
more
correct
back, backwards; irdXiv oovvai to give back, restore : sometimes c. gen., irdXiv aif Ov2. yarepos fjs she went back from her daughter. ndXiv also implies opposition, on the contrary, re-
IIA'AIN, Adv.
IIA'AET'n,
iriXf),
77,
f.
oca, to
catch by decoy-birds.
;
iraXeco, Ion. aor. I irdXrjffa, to be disabled.
lucta (irdAAo>) wrestling, Lat.

contest.
(irdAA.a>)
generally,
a struggle,
ird\T],
17,
versely ; irdXiv fpeiv to say to the contrary, i. e. gainsay ; irdXiv iroirjae yepovra she made him reversely
A&
finest
meal
or jffowr, Lat.
pollen
hence
iraiirdXrj.
irAXT]<m, 3
of iraXXca. iraX-fjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, aor. I opt. of TroXecw. sing. Aeol. irdXl, shortd. poet, form of iraXiv. [a~]
an old man, i. e. transformed him into an old man. II. of Time, again, once more, anew. iraXiv-<iYpTOS, ov, (irdXiv, aypew) taken back, to
be taken back or recalled
;
eVos ov iraXivdyperov an
irrevocable word.
iraXiv-avT|S, fs, (irdXiv, aucu) growing again. iraXiY-Y veGr ^ a "*!> (irdXiv, ytveffis) a being born II. resurrection. TrdXlv-avTOfJioXos, ov, deserting back again : as again, new birth, regeneration. double- Subst. a double deserter. iraXiY-yXworo-os, ov, (irdXiv, yXSiffffa) II. of rraXiv-8ivT)TOS, ov, (-rrdXiv, olvea)') whirling to and strange or tongued, contradictory, false. fro, eddying, [a] foreign tongue. 7raXiv8pO}X6(o, f. 170*0;, (TraXivSpoôs^) Jo run back jraXfyKSTTjXciJa), to sell over again, sell by retail. Hence From again. n-aXtvSpojxCa, r), a running back, going backwards. iraXiy-KdinriXos, 6, (traXiv, /cdinjXos) one who buys and sells again, a retailer, petty dealer, huckster. iraXiv-8p6(Jios, ov, (jrdXiv, 5pa/itV) running back irfiXiYKOTOS, ov, (itaXiv} properly of wounds, break- again, recurring. II. metaph. ing out afresh, Lat. recrudescens. iraXi-VTjvcjjLia, 97, (jiaXiv, i/î/c/zos) a returning calm. malignant, spiteful, inveterate ; waXiyrcoTos TVX.IJ adTToXtv-6ppvos, 77, ov, rushing back : cf. sq. verse fortune ; ol -rraXiyKoroi adversaries. iraXtv-opo-os Att. -oppos, ov, (ndXiv, cpvvjjiat.} II. irSXi-y-KpcuTrvos, ov, (iraXiv, Kpanrvos) very swift. hastening or darting back. recurring^ in-
ir5XiXXoY>>, f. -qaoi, to say again, reiterate. From iraXtX-Xoyos, ov, (irdXiv, Aeycy) collected again. jraXi[A-j3ap,os, ov, (ndXiv, fiaivca) going backwards.
iriXtp.-pXao'Tifis, fs, (jrdXiv, j8\ao"re?z/) shooting
veterate.
iraXCv-o-Kios, ov,
= iraXiffKios.
up
again.
iroXifJiJiJoXCa,
17,
iraXtv-croos, ov, safe again, recovered. TTaXiv-crTop.0, f. riaoj. (irdXiv, orojua) to speak again. iraXtv-TiTos, ov, (jrdXiv, rivca) requited, repaid:
change of mind, repentance
in
bad
sense, fickleness.
From
iraXCjt-poXos, ov, (iraXiv, fidXXoo) throwing back
again: metaph. changeable, fickle.

TraXift-p/fiicYjs, ,fs,
(irdXiv, ^.rJKos) as long again:
generally, very long.

iraiSos, 6, ^, (iraXiv, trots) one who is iraXCp.-irais, a child again, in one's second childhood. cs, (iraXiv, DET- Root of mirroi) fallng back : neut. iraXifATreres as Adv. back, back
,
avenged, punished. iraXtv-TOvos, ov, (itdXiv, reivoj) stretched back : I of the epith. of the bow, iraXivrova rua, strung or bent bow, when the archer pulls the two ends to him to discharge the arrow with more force. 2. of the unstrung bow, which bends back in the con.
trary direction.
irSXiv-rpaireXos, ov, (irdXiv, Tpfiroj)

irfiXiv-rptpT|S,
fs, (ird\iv, Tpifirjvai^)
= TraXivrpoiros.
rubbed again
and again
again.
TrSXCjjLTrXaYKTOS, ov, tost to andfro,
hardened, obdurate, villainous. irdXiv-rpoiros, ov, (iraXii/, rptirca) turned back or

:
wandering back
aor.
I
away, averted,
back.
III.
again.
From
part. iraXifJiTTXa'y
irSXijji-irXcifonai, Pass. (iraXiv, irXdôjuai) is : to wander back.
II. Lat. retortus. turning turned the contrary way, reverse. cs, (irdXiv, TVX 1!) with a reverse of
fortune.
to
iraXip,-irX3vf|s,
(ifdXtv,
irXavrf)
wandering
iraXtv-coSccD,
f.
770-0;,
:
(irdXiv,
oj'Sr;)
to recant
andfro.
n-aXtji-irXttTOs, ov, (iraXiv,
been said in an ode

up.
77,
vamped
II. act.
itXvvcu) washed again, vamping up old wares.

TTOIVTJ')
generally, to recant. TraXivcp8a, 77, a recantation, palinode. W IIA AI'OTPO5, 77, a kind of thorny shrub,
ov,
what has Hence
rhamnus
with
requiting, revenging : TO TraXifj.TToivov requital, retribution. iro\|x-irovs, irooos, 6, f), (irdXiv, TTOVS) going back,
iraXijx-iroivos,
ov, (TTO.XIV,
paliurus.
iraXiovpo-<j)6pos,
(iraXiovpos,
<pipca)
handle of paliurus-wood.
returning.
TraXi|A-irpvp,VTj86v,
Adr.
(vdXiv,
trpv^vr]')
stern
foremost.
Kvpa iraXippoOiov and flowing.
iraXtp-poOios, a, ov, (irdXiv, poOos) hack-flowing ; a wave dashing to and fro, ebbing
'>.
515
T),
iraXCp-poQos, ov, (irdXiv, /5o0os)
ebbing and flowing.
ioos,
fem. Adj.
(Tras,
pwrrjs) all-feed-
iraXippoia, water, ebb.
77,
(iraXippoos) the reflux of -water, back-
ing, all-nourishing.
irap,-p,dTaios, ov, (irds, /ndratos) all-vain, all-useless.
irdjA-fJuxxos^j'^Tras, paxr}} all-conquering, triumphant. II. iray/epariaaTrjs.
iraXip-poios, 77, ov, Ep. for ira\ippoos. TraXip-poos, ov, contr. iraXippovs, ovv, (ird\iv, peca) flowing backwards, refluent: ebbing andflowing. II. metaph. returning on one's head, retributive.
iraXup-poiros,oi/, (ird\iv,pfirca') sliding back, sinking. shadowed over, iraXC-o-ielos, ov, (irdXiv t attid)
7 c a ?' -A* 7 (vds, ptyas} very great. ira|A-p,Y0T]S, fs, (irds, peyedos') of enormous size. aiva, av, (irds, fitXas) all black. irafjL-p,Xas,
ira|i-}ilY as
-/"T^
ira[x-nT|KT|s, fs, (irds,

ird(x-p.Tjvos,
fjifjfeos]
IJLJJV}
gloomy, dusky.
iraXo--<rirros, ov, (ird\iv, 0-etW) rushing hurriedly back ; Spof^rjfjui iraXiaovrov a backward course.
ov,
(irds,
very long, prolonged. through every month,
through the live-long year.

ira|ji-}jiT|Tipa,
77,
= ira^rjTcap.
"fj,
TraX-(cous,
77,
(itdXiv, loncff)
a pursuit back again,
Tra(AftTJTis, iSos, 6,
(irds, p.rjTis'}
all-knowing, all-
pursuit in turn after a rally. .irdXXaYfAa, arcs, TO, (7raXXa) concubinage. IlaXXdSiov, TO, (IlaXXas) the statue of Pallas. IlaXXdSios, a, ov, (IlaAAas) of or sacred to Pallas. iraXXaKvop.at, Dep. (7raXXa) to keep as a concubine.
planning.
altogether a mother,
,
a very mother.
ijuyfjvat) all-blended, all-con-
ov, (irds, niapos) all-abominable.
fs, (irds,
founded, promiscuous.
77,
iraXXSicrj,
iraXXaias,
(7raXXa) a concubine. = ira\\a, a concubine. 7), IIA'AA AH, a/cos, 77, a concubine, Lat. pellex, opp. to
ioos,
Trdp.-jAtKpos, ov, (irds, fiiKp6s} very small. irdft-fiiKTOS, ov, irafifjiiyrjs.
7rd|ji-|xopos, ov, (irds, ywopos) all-hapless.
the lawful wife (O.KOITIS, aXo\os). IlaXXds, a5os [a], 17, (TraXXcu) Pallas,
nerva, in
'AOrjvairj,
name
of Mi-
iraiA-p/ikrapos, a, ov, (irds, p.vo~os) irafj.f^lapos. irdp-trav, Adv. (TTOS) like TrdVv, quite, wholly, alto-
Homer always UaXXds 'AOrjvrj or IlaXXds but later used alone, 'AOrjvrj.
gether
ov
irdfJLirav
S,
',
not at
all,
by no means.
(irds, irfiBca) all-persuasive.
ITdXXus, avros,
irdX-XcuKos, ov,
6,
Pallas, masc. prop. n.
Adv.
77,
(irdv,
i
IIA'AAn
:
aor.
XCVKUS) all white. Ep. aor. 2 part. frrrjXa Ep. 7777X0

: :
irap,-m)(ria,
Tra(JiTrXTf]06t,
(Tras) like irdp-irav, entirely, totally. (TTOS, ireirdiMLi') entire possession.
Adv. with
II.
the
whole multitude.
From
irfiraXwv (in compd. dîrfiraXajv) jjiat Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. irdXro
dish, sway, whirl, Pass, to make a
to quiver, as fish
Pass., pf. Trc-TraXto wield, branwith the arms :

:
ira|A--7rXT]9T)S,
s, (TTOS, irXrfQos')
multitude.
ira/j.irXr]Oes as
of or with the whole III. neut. very numerous.

irXrjffffot})
swing
to toss
Adv.
entirely.
spring, move swiftly : to leap, bound : on land to quiver or quake for fear
: :
ird|x-irXTjKTOs, ov, (irds,
in which all kinds

all-
of blows are inflicted.

irapL-iroCKiXos, ov, also
77,
or from any kind of agitation to dash oneself. 2. KXrjpovs irdXXfiv to shake the lots together till one
leapt forth
:
ov,
(irds,
iroittiXos")
variegated, of rich
cities,
and varied work.

77,
hence ird\\fiv,
to
absol., to cast lots
in
TrdfA-TroXt-s, fcas, 6,
(Tras, TroX(s)
prevailing in all
Med. iraXXeo'&u
draw
lots.
II. TraXXcy, intr.
universal.
7roXX77, -TroXu, (TTOS, iroXus) very
pi.
like TraXXojuat, to leap,
bound:
iraXfJios, o, (TraXXcy) intr.
a quivering
to quiver, quake. : the beating
irdjJi-iroXvs,
much,
of
the heart or pulse.

o, (TraXXo;) the lot cast
very great, and in Adv. very much.
very many:
neut. irdîroXv as
irdXos,
nerally,
from an
helmet, ge-
lot;
dpxds
-naXca
apxw to hold public offices
utiraji-Trovirjpos, ov, (irds, irovr]p6s) all-depraved, terly base or bad.

TTaji-ir6p<{)t;pos, ov, (irds, iropcpvpd) all-purple.
(irds, irorvia) all-venerable.
by lot. irdXro, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of TraXXo;. iraXrov, TO, anything brandished or thrown, a dart or javelin, the jerreed : properly neut. from TraXTos.
irap.-iTOTVua,
77,
irajx-TrpCTTTOS,
ov,
(irds,
irpfircu)
all-conspicuous,
TraXros,
rj, ov, (TraXXtu) brandished, burled. iraXiivas, aor. I part, of rraXvvca.
fplendid, refulgent. irajxirpoo-Otj, corrupt
word
in Aesch.
Agam.
iraXvva), f. vvca: aor. strew or scatter upon.

irajji-pacriXeta,
(Trd\vva
II. to
(traXXo;)
to
the very flrst, first Trdix-irpaJTOS, 77, ov, (irds, irpuros] of all : irdîrpcarov and irdîrpojTa as Adv.,j$rst of all.
irap,-<|>5T|S, fs, (irds, tpdos) all-beaming, all-blazing ; Adv. -Sis. also transparent, translucent. redupl. form of (paivca, to shine or beam
Tra[JL<j)aiv(i), Traj.
bestrew, besprinkle.
7rcLp,a, CCTOS, TO, (irdop.ai) property.

77,
(jrds, fiacriXeia.)
queen of
all, all-
powerful queen.
irafi-pSeXtipos, d, ov, (irds, /35eXupos) all-loathsome
ss
htly
or abominable.
,
Ep. 3 sing, pres iranâivrjffi, as if from irap.TTpwrov irafjupaivow of a star first rising. fem. -ocucra, gen. -OCWTOS, Ep. part, of
,
',
ov, o, (irds, ftia) all-subduing. , ov, (irds, ftoaKca) all-nourishing.
(as if
from
Tra/uâj/dcu) all-shining, bright-
beaming, glistening.
S 2
516
irajJi-4>dp|iaKOS, ov, (irds, cpdp/xa/coi/)
skilled in all
charms or simples.
iran.-c|>eYY"ns,
e's,
irav-aoiStp-os, ov, (was, uoiSifjio$) sung by all. irav-diraXos, ov, (was, dwaXos) all-tender or delis,
(was,
$6770$) all-shining, resplen(was,
dent.
irdp,-<}>0apTOs, ov, (was, <p0etpcu) all-destroying. irdp,-cj>X6KTOS, ov, (was, (pXtyca) all-burnt, all-blazing. also 77, ov, (was, (pop/377 ) all-feeding. Trd(A-<j>oppos, ov,
tive.
privat.,
irtvOos)
wholly
without grief, sorrowless.

irav-aTrf|(xo)v, ov, gen. ovos, (was, aw77//<w)
less, all free
all-harm-
from
hurt.
ira[i-<}>6pos, ov, (was, cpc'pcy) all-bearing, all-producII. bearing all things with it.
-irdp,-<j>i)Xos, ov,
(was, fyvXri] of all tribes or sorts.
irav-diroTjjLOs, ov, (was, aworôs) all-hapless. irav-dp-yvpos, ov, (was, dpyvpos) all of silver. irav-dperos, ov, (was, dper^) all-virtuous.
all tones, fullirdpxjxovos, ov, (was, <pcavr)) with toned : generally, expressive.
irap,-v|;T]4>l,
irav-dpicTTOS, ov, (was, dpiaros) best of all.
irav-apKTas, gen.
all-powerful.
fern,
of iravdpKcros, all-sufficing,
Adv. (was, ^(pos) with
all the votes.

*
irdu,vln}xS ov, (was, '/'VX'?) session of life.

irdv, neut. of was.
^^
^/^>
n full pos-
modes or
with
all,
irav-apjjiovtos, a, ov, (was, dpôi/ta) embracing all 2. harmonising tones, of full compass.
all-harmonious.
Pan, an Arcadian rural god, irdv-apxos, ov, (was, a'p^w) all-powerful, ruling all. at goat's feet, horns, and shaggy hair irav-a,TpeKT|s, es, (was, drpfKTjs) all- exact, infallible. Athens the worship of Pan did not begin till after the na,v-a^r[\i^, ttfos, 6, rj, (was, dwo, ^Xt^) all away = Lat. Fauni. battle of Marathon plur. Tldvrjs, from the friends of one's youth.
Ildv, gen. Udvos,
6,
drawn with
irdv-a|3pos, ov, (irds, djSpos) quite or very soft. irav-aYT]S, e's, (irds, cryos) all-hallowed, Lat. sacrosanctus.
irav-d<j>0iTOS, ov, (was, dtpdiros') all-imperishable. irav-d^VKTOS, ov, (was, deptwros) all-inevitable.
irav-dYperos, ov, (was, dypca}) all-catching. Trav-crypevs, ecus, o, (was, dypeoa) one who catches
everything.
irdv-trypos, ov, (irds, orypa) catching all.
irav-d<}>vXXos, ov, (was, d<pv\\os) all-leajless. Ilav-axatot, o!, trdvTts 'Axaioi, all the Achaians.
irav-dxpavros, ov, (was, a.\pavros) all-unstained. irav-aupios, ov, (was, dcapos) all-untimely, doomed
to
irav-aYpvirvos, ov, (was, dypvirvos) quite sleepless, wakeful, watchful. irav-aYupis, Dor. for iravriyvpis.
an all-untimely fate. irav-8aicria, 17, (was, Sats) a complete banquet, a banquet at which nothing fails.
irav-SaKpvTOS, ov, (was, oaKpvoS) all in tears, II. all-bewept, most lamentable.
all?
IIav-a0Tivaia (sab. fepd), rd, (was, 'AOrjvrj) the Panathenaea, two festivals of the Athenians, rd peydXa and rd ftiicpd, in honour of Athena or Minerva. Hence
IIova0T]vaiLK6s, nathenalc.
77,
tearful.
irav-BajJUXTajp, opos, 6, (was, Sa/idcu) all-subduer. [a] irav-8ap.i, Dor. for iravorjfj.fi.
ov,
of or for the Panathenaea, Pa-
irdv-Beuvos, ov, (was, Seti/os) all-dreadful, frightful.
iravScXeTeios, a, ov, (Ilai/SeAcTos) knavish like

deletus.
Pan*
,
7rav-d0Xios, a, ov, (was, aOXios) all-wretched.

irav-aiYX-qets, eo-o"a, ev, (was, 017^77) all-shining. irdv-ai0os, T/, ov, (was, ai'^cw) all-blazing.
irav-8pKTT)S,
ov,
masc. Adj. and irav8pKT|s,
(was, Stp/fo/wu) all-seeing, observing all.

TTav-8tj[JLi and -8i]p.i, Adv. of irdvor)f*.os, with the whole people, in a mass or body, en masse. irav8T)p.Ca, 77, the whole people : in dat. iravorjîa, as
irav-aioXos, ov,
ing, glancing.
(irds, atoXos) all-variegated, glitterII. metaph. manifold.
irdv-aicrxpos, ov,
(irds,
atcrxpos)
utterly ugly or
:
shameful: Sup. warato"xto"ro.s.
Adv., altogether.
to
From
of all the people, hence
whom
medy
irav-aiTios, ov, (irds, atria) the cause of all all the guilt belongs, opp. to (terainos.
irav-diecta, 77, (was, d'os) : also iravdxir), 77,
irav-8T||xtos, ov, (was, ST/ÔS)
public,
re-
general, common.
a panacea, universal
(was,
irav-aXdcrTwp, opos,
o,
dXdarcap)
an
all-
irdv-8-qp.os, ov, (was, 877/105) of, belonging to all the people, hence public, common, accessible to all ; trdvdrjfjios v6\is the whole body of the city.
avenging genius.
irav-dX-r]0T|s, ts,
II<xv-8ta (sub. ifpd), rd, (was, Ats gen. Aibs)

(was, d\7]6r)s) quite true: all too
all truly. tival
a fes-
of Jupiter
in Athens.
St/cr;)
true.
Adv. -6ws,
irdv-BiKOS, ov, (was,

oiKoas, ail-justly.
all-righteous.
Adv. wew-
compassing, [a] irav-d|A6pos, -ap,pios, Dor. for
IlavSiovis, f8os, 77, fern, patronym., daughter of II. (sub. $v\r)), one Pandion, i. e. the swallow. of the Athen. tribes, named from Pandion. irav-^fj.fpos, -r)/J.epios. irav-8oiciov, TO, a house for the reception of stranFrom irav-dp,p.opos, ov, (was, apropos') without any share gers, an inn. in. II. all-luckless. irav-8oK6vs, e'os, 6, = irdvSoKos, a host : hence fern.
Trav-djAcojAos, ov, (irds, d>a;/tos) all-blameless.
irav-aXKTjs, e's, (was, aXicf]) all-powerful. irav-dXtoTOs, ov, (was, dXcuros) all-catching, all-en-
irav-SoKcvrpia,
ij,
hostess.
517
trav-SoKCvco, f. ecu, (irdvooKos} to receive all, to entertain as a host, to keep an inn.
irav-8oico, = iravooKfvaj. irdv-8oKOS, ov, (irds, 5ex o Au) all-receiving : common to all: esp. receiving guests, hospitable: as
Subst., TrdvSoATos, o,
fioXfiv to be a whole day in coming: neut. iravrjiMpov as Adv., all day long or every day.
long;
ira.vrifj.epos
irav-0AicTT|p, 7/pos,
6, fern.
-Kreipa,
77,
(iras,
OfXyoj)
charmer of
all.
Trav-OtjX-fis, 6S, (iras,
an innkeeper,
.
host.
esp. shooting
TtOrjXa) growing of all kinds, with all sorts of trees.

77pos, o,
unblemished fame perfect glory. From* 77, irdv-8o|os, ov, (iras, 5oa) all-glorious. irdv-8ovXos, ov, (irds, SouAos) all a slave, an utter
irovSo^La,
slave.
IIA'NOHP,
a panther, Lat. panthera.

high wrath.
celebrated with all kinds
irav-6t)p,a86v,
Adv.
(iras, 6vp,6s) in
irdv-0uTOS, ov,
(irds, Oixu)
iravBoxiov, iravSox^vs,
etc., v. iravSo/c.
(irds, 6'SvpTOs)
of sacrifices. HavuKos, 77,
irdv-Svpros, ov, poet, for iravoovpros,

all-lamentable, all-plaintive.
7rav-8i5(rta,
77,
6v, (Udv) of or fit for Pan : Tlavueov (sub. 8ef/xa), TO, panic fear, such fear being supposed to originate with Pan.
Trfiv-ijjiepos,
irav-Swpa,
earth.
77,
(iras,
II.
of a star. owpov) giver of all, epith. of the as fem. prop, n., Pandora, a beautiful
total setting (iras, ovcu) the
ov,
(irds,
ipcpos)
all-lovely,
all-de-
sired,
[i]
woman made by
all the
Vulcan, who received presents
from
gods.
fXtvOepos) entirely free. =irdvTS "E\Xr)ves, all the Hellenes
(irds,
irdvicrSop.ai, Dor. for tnjviôfjKti. irdv 'Iwviov, the whole body or Ilav-uivtov, TO, community of lonians : their place of meeting at
jrdv-Scopos, ov, (irds, duipov} all-giving, all-bounteous.
<rrav-eXv9epos, ov,
II. Ta Tlaviwvia Mycale, their common temple. (sub. ifpa), the festival of the united lonians.
IIav-XXirjvS,
or Greeks.
ol,
rrav-Aa>f3T]TOS, ov, (iras, Aa;/?do/Lxt) all-disfigured,
hideous.
irav-einfjpaTOS, ov, (iras, lirT^paTos) all-lovely.
irav-cmo-Koiros, ov,
(irds, Ima/coire'cu) all-surveying.

lirt,
Trav-tir-opcjjvios, (iras,
upfyvrj} all
night long.
irawvxo>, f- ffoj > (iravvvxis} to celebrate a festival II. to watch or do by night. anything the livelong night ; iravvvxifav TTJV vvrtra to spend the livelong night.
iravvvxiKos,
7rav-vt>x to s
17,
irrdv-epYCTTjs, ov, o, (iras, kpydrrjs} all-effecting. irav-pT]p,os, ov, (irds, ep^/ôs) all-desolate.
irav-ecrucpos, ov, (iras, to-ircpa) lasting the
whole
6v, (iravvvxis) of or for a vigil. ov, Att. also os, ov, (irds, vvg) all
evening.
irav-fa-rios,ov,(irds,(0-Tia)with the whole household. irav-cTTjs, fs, (TTOS, eVos) lasting the whole year : neut. irdverfs, as Adv., the whole year long.
irav-ciJTOvos, ov, (irds, evrovos) much-strained, very
active.
night long, lasting or doing something the whole night; iravvvxiij VTJVS ireipe KeXvOov the ship continued her course all night long.
irav-vtixfej tSos,
77,
Lat. pervigilium.
all night.
(iras, II.
i/v) a night-festival, vigil,
a watching, keeping awake

:
-
miv-4>9os, ov,
(irds, etyQus')
quite boiled
of metals,
quite refined or unalloyed.

Trav-T]-yvpici>, f. aw, (iravrjyvpis} to keep or attend a public festival ; iravr)yvpitiv fs iruXtv to go to a city to attend a festival there. II. to make a set speech in a public assembly, to deliver a panegyric.
irdv viixos, ov, = iravvvxtos neut. pi., iravvvx <*s Adv., the livelong night. irav-oSupros, ov, (iras, o8vpo/u) all-bewailed, alllamentable.
irav-TjYvptKOS, 77, 6v, fit for a public festival or assembly; solemn, festive > u iravrjyvpiKus (with or without Ao7os), a festival, oration, a panegyric, eulogy. Adv. -tfcDs, pompously. From irdv-TiYtyHS Dor. iravd-yupts, fcas, 77; Ion. nom. and
ace. pi. iravriyvpls
:
irav-otvs, v, gen. vos, (irds, olvs) all unhappy, most melancholy. 7rav-oiKi and -OIKI, Adv., =irai/ot/<j. irSv-otKia Ion. -C-p, (iras, ofos) dat. used as Adv., without any nom. iravoiKia in use, with all the house,
household
and
all.
(irds,
ayvpis Aeol. for a7opd)
woe ! irav-otp.01, Interj. (iras, offiot) oh utter with unirav-6X{3ios, ov, (iras, oA/3tos) truly happy,
alloyed happiness.
an assembly of a whole nation, esp. for a public festival, a high festival, a solemn assembly ; iravrjyvpis
iravrjyvpi^dv to hold such festivals.
7rav-Tj(iap,
Adv.
f.
all
day long,
iravTjn.p6vco, day in a thing.
oca, (iravrj/j.fpos) to
the livelong day. spend the whole

|
Adv. (iras, ofiiXos} in whole troops. all eyes. irav-6fJip,aTOS, ov, (irds. 6p.p,a) exirav-op-o'ios Ep. -OJAOUOS [t], ov, (irds, o/xotos)
irav-ojxiXct,
actly like.
'
irav-7]p,epios, a, ov, (irds, Tê'pa) lasting all day, doing a thing all day ; vrjvs iravrjfj.(pir) a ship which
s.ails
irav-op,<}>aios, o, (iras, voices, all-oracular.
0^77) author of
the full
all ominous,
irSvoTrXta,
i \
77,
(Trai/OTrAos)
i.
armour of a
all
neut.
day ; iravrj^pios xpoi/os all the day long : iravrifj.epi.ov as Adv., all day long, the livelong
i,
heavy-armed
noply
;
soldier,
e.
and knee, a full greaves, sword,

iravoirXirj in full
shield, helmet, breastplate, suit of armour, pa-
day.
ov,
(irds,
T}/j.(pa)
doing
all
the
day
irav-OTrXiTTjs, ov, o,
man
armour, cap-a-pie. Hence in full armour, [t]
518
irdv-oirXos, ov, (was, oirXov) in full armour,
all his harness on.' the all-seeing. irav-6irrr)S, ov, 6, (irds, 6^>ou.ai) n-dv-opjjLOS, ov, (was, opjuos) always Jit for landing. mivos, o, Aeol. for (pavos, ((paivca) a torch, beacon.
to play the knave iravoupYeco, f. rjtrca, (iravovpyos) or villain, act like a rogue ; oaia vavovpyeiv to do a
'
rvv.
with
all ways. rA.os) all-complete, all-perfect: 2. fully accomplished. entire, absolute. 3. comII. act. prising all, the whole, Lat. universus.
,
Adv. (was) in
Trav-rcXirjs, es, (was,
all-accomplishing. iravT\u>s Ion.

iravTecrcn.,
Hence
-os,
Adv., also mwTcA.es, com:
pletely, entirely, absolutely
holy deed in an unholy way.

},
Hence
CTOS, TO, a knavish, roguish act.

: (iravovpytoj) villany, knavery, trickery
irav-revxtci,
armour ;
in plur.
knavish tricks.
irdvovpY-i''n"nupxt8as, ov, a captain of rascals : or
= iravovpyos
6,
(iravovpyos,
= wav-owAta, complete f], (was, TCUÔS) vv or kv iravTfvxia, in full armour. irdv-Tcxvos, ov, (was, Te'xi/Ti) assisting all the arts. iravTir) Dor. iravra, Adv. (was) everywhere, on every
II.
Ep. for
iraai, dat. pi.
outright. of was.
knave Hipparchides.
mostly
irov-O'CpYOS, ov, (rrdv, epyov) ready to do anything: in bad sense, ready for all crimes, unscrupu:
way. ov irdvTr) not quite.

side, every
,
in every
way, by
all
means ;
irdv-Tip,os, ov, (was, Tt^w?) all-honourable.

<vv,
gen.
(a,
(was, yfjpas)
making
all
lous, knavish, villanous, treacherous
as Subst., irav\
old, enfeebling all.
ovpyos, 6, f), a knave, villain, rogue ; iravovpyov, TO, Sup. iravovpyoTaTos, most rascally. îravovpyia. Adv. iravovpyas, villainously ; Sup. -orara. ov, (was, oi^ts) seen by all, epith. of a
,
iravTO-6aT|S, iravToBairos,
es,
77,
(was, *Saa>) all-knowing.

ov, (was) of every kind, of all sorts, wcDs, in all kinds of ways.
(-ads) from all quarters, from every
Adv. manifold. irdvToOev, Adv.

side, Lat.
undique. = iravoirXia : dat. as Adv. irdvTO0i, Adv. (was) everywhere. irav-craYui, fj, (was, ffdyrj) iravroios, a, ov, (was) of all sorts or kinds, maniiravaayia, like iravoir\ia, in full armour. the fold; iravTOios yeveaOai to take all shapes, i. e. to try irav-treXTjvos, ov, (was, ae\-f)vr)) of the moon, at full ; &pa Tra.vat\r)vos the time offull moon : 77 irav- every expedient, turn every stone, in order to effect
spear.
.
(sub.
vv),
the time of full
moon,
the full
any
object.
,
Hence
Adv. in every kind of way.
moon;
avpiov iravfffX.rjvos to-morrow's full moon. irdv-cr|jivos, ov, (was, aejui/os) very stately.
77
irdv-o-KOTTOS, ov, (irds, <7tfowea>) all-surveying. irdv-cro(|>os, ov, (was, aotpos) all-wise, very wise.
Trdv-orcpjjios, ov, (irds, airepua) sorts of seeds.
iravTO-tcpcmop, opos, o, (was, A-pare'cu) all-mighty. iravT-oXiYOXpovios, ov, (irds, 6\iyoxpovios) utterly
short-lived.
composed of
all
irdv-ToXjJios, ov, (was,
ToA/m) all-daring, shameless.
rravTO-jJLi(rT|s, es, (was, fjuffos) all-hateful.
dat. used as irav-<rrp6iTi(jL Ion. i-g, (was, trrpaTos) Adv., without any nom. waz/o-rpaTtd in use (but gen.
iravTO-iraOifis, es, (was, iradtiv) all-suffering. iravTO-iropos, ov, (was, wopos) all-inventive.
iravaTpaTids occurs), with the whole army. iravcrvBuji Ion. -ITJ, (was, atvca) dat. used as Adv., without any nom. iravffvSia in use, with all speed.
irdv-crupTOS, ov, (was, avpca) swept together every side, accumulated.
iravT-oirras, Dor. for iravToirTrjs, ov, 6, (was, oij/ouai)

all-seeing. irdvTOcrc,
from
Adv. (was) in all ways, every way. iravTO-<rp,vos, ov, (was, atpvus) all-reverend, august. iravTOT, Adv. at all times, always.
iravTO-roXjAOS, ov, (was, ToA/xa) all-daring. = iravovpyos. iraVT-ovpYOS, ov, (was, Zpyov) iravTO-<|>dYOS, ov, (irds, (payetv) all-devouring.
iravTo-<|>vpTOS, ov, (irds, tpvpca) all-confused, com-
Adv., Dor. for

Ion. for \, Adv., n-av-rdXas, aiva, av, (was, TaAas) all-wretched. iravTdird(rt, before a vowel -criv, Adv. (was) entirely,
wholly, altogether
all
in replying
it
affirms strongly, by
mingled.
irdv-Tpoiros, ov, (irds, Tpeira) utterly routed.
irav-Tp6<}>os, ov, (was, Tpe^cu) all-nourishing.
iravrappiri,
means, undoubtedly. name of a precious stone. 77,
TravT-apicTjs, es, (was, dpKfa)) all-prevailing. iravT-dpxas, Dor. for iravTapxrjS, ov, 6, (was,
dpx 7?)
irdvTtos, Adv. (was) wholly, altogether: ov irdvTus in nowise, by no means, not at all, Lat. omnino
ruler of all.
non.
(irds,
dpxoj) all-ruling, absolute. iravrax-fj, Ion. iravrax-i], Adv. (was) of Place, everywhere: in every direction, II. of Manevery way.
irdvr-apxos, ov,
any
strong affirmation, at all events, at in answers, yes, by all means. irdvv, Adv. (was) altogether : at all, in all, Lat.
II. in
rate, at least
ner, by att
means, absolutely: in
f, Adv. (was) from Adv. (was) in all directions, every way. e, Adv. (was) to all places, every way. }, Adv. (was) everywhere.
all respects. all places or sides.
omnino. 2. very, very much, exceedingly. 3o irdvv with some Adj. omitted, the well-kno^vn, the
thorough ;
diers,
I
ol irdvv
TWV
;
i.
e.
the veterans
II. in
aTpaTiojTaiv the thorough sol6 irdvv Ilfpi/fA^s the famous
Pericles.
answers, yes by all means, cer-
\tainly.
[a]
519
irav-trcrctpoxos, ov, (was, iwe/poôs) eminent above

all.
is
irav-tiTrepTaTOS, highest of all.
17,
oy, (was, virfpraros')
uppermost;
rj,
used like uwo, Lat. a or ab, by, with pass. Verbs to denote the agent, as, wapd nvos TvtyQrjvat to be struck by any one.
II.
Tray-vcTTO/rios, ov,
and irav-xjo'TdTOS,
ov, (was,
by,
i/oraTcs) /as/ of all.
WITH DAT. by the side of, beside, alongside of, both of Places and Things, as also of Persons, Lat. apud and coram ; irap' fpoi, Lat. mejudice,
Travto\60pa,
fj,
utter destruction, litter ruin.
YroniC'fore
irav-ioAeOpos, ov, (was, o\(6po$, oAAu/zt) utterly 2. in moral sense, utruined, destroyed, undone.
terly
abandoned.
cs,
II.
act. all-destructive, all-
wapd Aapeicp Kpiry before Darius as judge cowry at one's home, Lat. apud se. I. of Place, III. WITH Accus., running along, 2. of Motion to, to, towards, beside. mostly of
; ;
me
nap'
ruinous.
irav-oiXijs,
(was,
oAXu/xi)
utterly
ruined, deII.
2. in moral sense, utterly abandoned. stroyed. act. all-destructive.
irav-a)7TT|eis, e<rcra, fv, (was, wifi visible to all.
ravr' d'AAa besides this, there is nothing else ; so, wapd tv TraXaLfffjua copajut VLKO.V 'O\v(ATrid8a he was within one conflict of winning the Olympic prize wapd [uand opt. IIA'OMAI, f. TrdaofJiai [a]: aor. I kiraad^v. pf. npov, irap' b\iôv within little, i.e. well-nigh, almost; to get, acquire, Lat. Treira.fj.ai, inf. Trfira.a6ai wapd wo\v by much; wapd roffovrov by so much; Trap' Dep. the pf. is also used as a pres., to possess, to oaov by how much, Lat. quatenus ; so, wapd furepdv potior : have in possession. rjXOev diroOavfiv he came within a little of dying; II. Trairat, Inter), of suffering, Lat. vae! oh! alas! wapd TOffovrov Kivdvvov f\0eiv to come within so of surprise, ah ! great a nearness of danger, i. e. to escape danger by so little. iraTraid^, lengthd. for irairai. 5. in comparison with; avros nap' iavruv himself compared with himself; Trap' ouSeV Irrri it is Ilairatos, o, a Scythian name of Jupiter. TrairaTrairai, an exclam. of surprise. compared with (i. e. as) nothing; Trap' ovoev ffteioOai also, Trap' jjpepav day as TraTTTrd^co, (TraTrâs) to call papa, as a child to coax to consider as nothing: or wheedle by calling papa. compared with day, day by day Trapd TO, aAAa qa ov, o, papa, childish pronunciation of wairep Oeol ol avOpcanoi fiiortvovcri men as compared with all other animals live like gods ^ta, mamma, of (ji-fjrrjp. 7/apd rovs aA\ovs irovetv to labour in comparison of all the rest, iraiTTratas, ov, o, Dim. of TraTTTras, dear little papa. II. of Time, i.e. more than the rest. iraTrrrtBiov, TO, = TraTTTrtas. [r during; Trapd TUV TroAf/ior in the course of the war. 6, a grandfather. Ilapd may follow its Subst. in all three cases, but iraTrirwos, a, ov, (irdiriros) of or for one's grand- is then written irdpa : so also when it stands for xrdpfather, appointed by him. fifu or Trapcan. -rrdirpal, aos, o, a fish found in the Thracian lake Ilapd absol., AS ADV., near, together, at once. Prasia. IN COMPOS., irapd retains its chief usages as (Foreign word.) I. alongside of, beside, as in irapd-Keipjai, iraiTTavoi(ra, Dor. for vovaa, part. fem. of Prep.,
iraijai, irdâip.1,
irdv-copos, ov, (was, a>pa) in every season. 7rd, Lat. pax ! hush ! still !
persons. 3. going by, leaving on one side; wapd rty Ba/SuAcDya irapievai to go past Babylon metaph. going by, beyond or beside the mark ; wapd ovvapiv beyond one's strength contrary to, against ; wapd fjioipav contrary to destiny ; wapd doav contrary to opinion. 4. beside, beyond, except ; OVK tori wapd
:
Dor. for
irrjgai, wr;fafit, aor. I inf.
IIAIITAI'Nn, fut. avu: aor. I iTraTTTT/i/a: to look cautiously or timidly round, to peer about : to look II. c. ace. /o look round eagerly. for, look earnestly after.
II.
from one
2.
Trap-ex
'.
^- passing
to another, as in Trapaby, as in irap-fpxo-
p.ai, Trap-ot'xo/tat.
metaph. swerving
aside,
:
i.e.
iraiTTT|vas, aor. I part, of Trairraivca.
Trdirvpos, 6 and rj, the papyrus, a kind of rush, of which writing-paper was made in Egypt by cutting its inner rind (8v@\os) into strips it was also used
:
j
in irapa-fiaivca, Trap-attovca also, IV. of contrary to, against, as in irap-aiffios. in alteration or change, as irapa-irfiOcu.
amiss,
wrong,
as
for
making
ropes.
II. it is also
irdp, poet, abbrev. for Trapd. for Trapa in sense of Trap cart.
used
et
HAPA'
:
ace.
I.
Ep. irdp, irapai, Prep, with gen., Radical sense, beside :

beside,
:
dat.,
irapafiaivo}. irapapa0Tjvat, aor. i pass. inf. irapa-paivw, f. -Prjffofiai : pf. -p{@7]Ka, part. -/3fto go by or : aor. 2 irapeprjv @ws Ep. Trap/3 e/3ao;s II. to by the side of: to stand beside, c. dat. pass beside or beyond, i.e. to overstep, transgress; Pass., with aor. I wopwapa/3ds the transgressor :
:
of
WITH GENIT. from
from
alongside
of,
proceeding from
whether of Place or Person metaph. issuing, derived, ; wap' eaurou SiSuvai to give from In Att. Prose, irapd oneself, from one's own means.
to be transgressed or [a], pf. irapa-@@a<rpat, III. to pass over, omit: to not. let pass, let slip : ov fjif Ttapt&a. it escaped IV. in Comedy, irapaftaivftv Is or vpos TO Oiarpov
offended against.
me
to step forward to address
the spectators.
520
like a irapd-J3aiCTpos, ov, (rrapd, ftdtcrpov)
staff,
as
j
of a staff. like a Bacchanal. rrapd-âKXOs, ov, (irapd, Bd/^xos)

irapa-J3dX\a>,
f.
:
PXrjfea : to throw beside,
-/3aAa> aor. 2 rrapefiaXov : pf. -ePass., aor. I -efiXrjOrjv pf. -pe@Xr){Mi

:
irapa|3Vr)T>s, a, ov, and irapajSX^Tos, rj, ov, verb. Adj. of rrapafiaXXca, comparable. irapaJ3Xa>v|;, aVos, 6, 17, (irapafiXiiT<a) looking sideways or askance, squinting.
irapa-JBodco,
absol.
j
f.
Lat. objicere, to object or cast in one's

to
set
put before, as fodder before horses, projicere : to hold out as a bait: also
teeth,
-0o-f]ffoiMi, to call or cry out to. f. 170*01, to come to help another
come
to the rescue,
Lat. objicere.
II.
to stake one thing against games of chance; then generally, to Med. to expose oneself to venture, hazard, stake :
side
by
side,
self to danger,
irapaJ3oXvop,ai, Dep. (rrapd(3oXos), to expose onerun hazard.

irapa|3oXT).
57,
another, as in
(rrapafidXXca n) a placing beside, coin-
parison
illustration, parable.
reckless.
2.
danger;
setting
ffJ.^v
life
\fjv^T)v
-napaâXXo^tvos
cast in
;
iroXen'i^fiv
irapd,J3oXos, ov, (7rapa/3aAAo/*cu) staking, risking:
my
upon a
cOai
TO. Tfttva to stake one's
war so, rrapa/BaXXc- hazarding : of persons, venturesome, 2. to set own children. of things, hazardous, perilous,
:
!
side by side, so as to
compare one with another Med., irapal3a\X6uevoi vying with one another: Pass., drrdra o' drrdrais rrapaâXXofjLeva one piece of
mtpa-jBouXttiop.ai, Dep. to shew disregard. irapdj3vo-TOS, ov, (rrapaflvoj') stuffed in.

irapa-j3va>,
f.
o*o>,
to stuff" in, insert.

inf.
[D]
:
III. to bring to treachery set against another. the side of: esp. in Med., rrapa&dXXtoQai rr)v &KO.TOV to bring the boat alongside; and absol. in aor. 2 IV. to throw imperat. rrapafiaXov, put to land.
irapayoLytiv, aor. 2
\
of irapdyca.
issued to soldiers
the
irapaYY^Xta,
sans.
'
f),
command
2. the
word of command.
irap-aYY^XXu,
rraprjyyfXfca
:
summoning
one's parti:
3. instruction, doctrine.
f.
From
pf.
or turn sideways; o/x/xa 7rapa/3aAAeti/ to cast one's eye askance ; rrapapdXXeiv TUJ o<0aA/zcu to cast both eyes V. to deposit with one, sideways, i. e. to squint. VI. to deceive, betray. VII. entrust to him.
intr. in
-ayyeXw
pass.
aor. I iraprjyyeiXa to pass an rraprjyy(Xfj.at :

:
an-
nouncement from one
to another.
II.
as military
2. to pass Act. to come near, approach. over by sea, like Lat. trajicio. irapaj3ds, ao*a, dv, aor. 2 part, of rrapafiaivu.
term, to give the watchword, which was passed from man to man, Lat. imperium per manus tradere : also to give the word of command, give orders : then 2. generally, to recommend, charge, exhort.
3. c. ace. rei, to
irapdpacrts Ep. Trapalj3a(ns,
ecus,
77,
an overstepping, transgression.
basis or digression,
II.
(rrapafiaivca) the para-
order; rrapayyf\\eiv ffiria
to
order
a part
of the old Comedy, in
provisions, like Lat. imperare frumentum : rd~ irapayIII. also to encourage, yeXXopfva. orders given.
IV. to summon to one's help, to summon which the Chorus came forward and addressed the cheer on. audience in the Poet's name. one's partisans or clients. Hence one who stands irapapaTTjs [a], ov, o, (napa&aivca) rrapaYY^Xjia, CCTOS, TO, an announcement passed beside : the warrior or combatant who stands beside from one to another. II. an order, word of cornII. a transgressor, in poet, form the charioteer. mand. III. instruction. II. irapfiaTTjs. Trapd.YY'jX'Tis, f), (irapayyeKca) an announcing. poet. p/Bares, rj, ov, (irapa fiaivca) in war, a giving orders, giving the word of command.
j
\
transgressed,
II.
to
be
gone beyond, sur-
irapa- Yevco,
f.
o*o>,
to
give just a taste of a thing
passed.
irapa|3e{:Ja:rp,ai, pf. pass,
Med.
of
rrapa/3aivca.
pf. inf. pass. aor. 2 inf.
: :
to taste slightly
f.
of a thing.
:
7rapa-Yt]pda>,
daop.ai, to be the worse for old age.

later -Yivopxti [?] fut. ywrjao: to be at hand, by or near,
Trapap|3aor0ai,
7rapa|3T]vai,
irapa-YiY v
:
uu
aor. 2 irapyev6iJ.7)v
to do a thing irapa-ptdop,ai, f. daoftai Dep. 2. to use violence towards by force contrary to law. any one, to constrain, compel. irapa-jSXeirto, f. ô>, to look aside or askance, take a
be present : to stand by, to second, support. II. things, to be at hand, to come, happen, belong to. to come to, arrive at : absol. to arrive at one's desti-
nation.
I
side
look
irapa&\tTrfiv Oartpip to
to see
wink with one

in
eye.
side
wrong. irapaj3XT)ST]v, Adv. (napa^dXXca) thrown

:
2.
2. to come to maturity, fut. yvwaoâi irapa-YiYvwcrKco later -YIVCOCTKOJ aor. 2 irapeyvcav : to decide beside the right, i.e. to
: :
by the
!
decide unfairly, err in one's judgment,
metaph., irapa^X-f)8rjv dyoptveiv to speak with a side meaning, i. e. maliciously, invidiously. irapapX-qfAa, aros, TO, (irapafidXXta) something hung beside, a curtain or skreen used to cover the sides of ships.
f.
which
irap-aYKaXio-fJia, OTOS, TO, (rrapd, ayKdXrf) that is taken in the arms, the object of one's embrace.
to
irap-aYKanaôfjiai,, Dep. (rrapd, dy/cwv} with the elbows, elbow.

|
put h aside
inf.
irapaYvovs, irapaYvwvai, aor. 2 part, and

irapcrypcip-p-a,
of
-poXovpai
aor. 2
:
pf.
Trapa/'/*/3Aawa Ep. irapf^f^Xojfca
-napôXov to go beside,
arcs, TO, (Tropaypa<pai)
that
whicb
for the purpose cf aiding or protecting.
one writes beside, an additional clause, codicil.
7rapaOa\d(ro-Lo$.
irapa-ypSj>T|, 17, (irapaypatyiu) any thing written II. an exception taken beside, a marginal note. by the defendant to the indictment (ypatyrj).
-irapa-Ypd<{>a>,
f. \f/oj,
521
band
2.
irapa-BiStoju, f. -Suffca, to give or trader e : to commit, consign.
over, Lat. to give into

to deliver
to hand over to justice: also to add, subjoin, II. Med., with pf. annex a clause or codicil. betray. 3. to hand down, transmit to posterity. the II. to grant, bestow, offer : c. inf. to grant, allow, pass, irapayeypafj.fj.ai, to have a thing written by 2. irapaypatyfiv* "concede. side : to have a person registered. Trapa8o0u>, 775, 77, aor. I pass. subj. of irapaoiScafu. ypatprjv to take an exception to an indictment (ypa<pr)) ; to write beside, to
hands up, surrender:

another's
as
an hostage, Lat. dedere,
absol., irapaypd(f>((T0ai to
demur : cf. irapaypatyr). irapa-YV[jiv6a>, f. djffca,to lay bare at the side: metaph. to lay open, disclose.
irapa8oo-\oYia,
story,
77,
(irapa5oos, \6yos) a strange
marvel.
to lead beside, rjyayov : irap-a.y<a, f. cw : aor. 2 to lead by or past. 2. as military term, to make the men file off, to wheel them from column into
line.
absol.
lead aside from the way, lead away : : generally, to persuade, 2. to lead aside, bring over, but in bad sense. III. divert, alter the course of, to distort, pervert.
II.
to
irapd-8o|jos, ov, (irapd, Sofa) contrary to opinion, Adv. cws. unexpected, strange, marvellous. Trapd8ocris, 7), (irapa8i8ojfj.i) a handing down, be2. a giving up, surqueathing, transmission. render. 3. the transmission or handing down of
legends, doctrines, etc., tradition:
also that
to
mislead, deceive
which
is
handed down, a
tradition.
-rrapaSoTCos, a, ov, or irapaSoros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of irapaoidcafjLi, to be handed down, etc. neut. irapaSoTfov or Sorea (plur.) one must give up. irapaSovs, aor. 2 part, of irapa8iS<ufj.i. Hence irapaSoxiq, "h, (trapaSexoftcu) the act of receiving or past, carrying from another. 2. that which has been so received, a leading by irapaYei>YT|, *7 a custom. across. 2. of soldiers, a wheeling from column so as to into line. 3. a sliding motion of the oars irapaSpaOeiv Ep. -letv, aor. -2 inf. of TrapaoapOavca. make no splash (TT/TI/XOS) in coming out of the water. irapaSpa|Aiv, aor. 2 inf. of irapa.Tpt\(a. II. a to be irapa-Spdo Ep. irapa-Spa> : fut. -Spdffca leading aside or away, misleading : a fallacy, III. an alteration, change, variety. near as a servant, to serve. quibble. irapa-Saicpuo), f vffoi [y], to weep beside or along with. TrapaSpo(jiT), 7), (7rapafy>ajuV) a running beside or
bring beside or in front, to bring forward as a IV. to bring in stealthily. speaker, witness, etc. V. intrans. to pass by, pass on one's way : pass away.
to
mipa.-8ap0avcu, f. -oapOrjaofiai: aor. 2 irapeSapOov to sleep beside or Ep. irapfSpadov, inf. irapaSpaOffiv
:
by
l/c irapa8pofi,fjs
cursorily, by the
way, Lat.
obiter.
II.
by.
Trapo.8pop.os, ov, (irapaSpapfiv) running beside. that may be run through ; ra irapa.8pofjta spaces
for
TrapaSeiYP-a, TO, (irapa8fiKvvfj.i) a pattern, model, getting through, gaps. 2. a plan, Lat. exemplar: a copy, representation. Trapa-Spwco, Ep. for irapa.8pa.aj. precedent, example ; cirl irapa8fiy paras by way of irapaSvp-evai, Ep. for irapaSvvai, aor. 2
inf.
of
ira-
example:
an example, lesson, warning. an illustration, prooffrom example. Hence TTapa-Set-YH-aTiJco, f. aoj, to make an example make a show of, put to shame.
also
7rapaSei-y|JLaT5-r]S, es,
3.
pa.8vo).
irapa-8i5vao T
>
ua>,
f. ffca,
(irapa, SvvaffTTjs) to
govern
of,
or reign with one.
(irapaoeiypa,
f.
?5os) like
to
an
the
From irapa8v<rts, T), a slinking in beside. Trapa-8t>0|xai, Med., with aor. 2 act. irapeSvv,
:
inf.
example.
Trapa-Seifcvufu and -vo>:
-8'<w:
shew by
3. to
side of: to exhibit, bring forward. as so and so, to represent, pour tray.
2. to represent
to creep or slink past. irapa8vvai Ep. irapa8vfj.(vai 2. to creep in underhand, slink or steal in. Desiderat. of irapaSidafu, to be dis-
hand posed
with-
over or assign money.

Trapa-8ei7rvcou,ai, Dep. (irapd, Seiirvov) to
Trap-aeCSco,
or ready to deliver up. f. act), to sing beside or to one.
go
out one's dinner.

Trapa.Sei.o-os, 6, a park or pleasure-grounds ; an Eastern word used in the Septuagint for the garden
irap-aipa> contr. irapaipco (irapa, dfipca contr. afpai), Pass, to hang on one side ; to lift up and set beside : Ep. aor. I pass. iraprjfpOrjv Att. irapatpOrjv. and -vo>, f. -eucw, to yoke beside,
irapa-fevYVVftt
:
of Eden.
irapa-Scxo|ia(.
:
couple
Ion.
:
to set beside
Pass, to be joined side by side,
-StSfypai Dep. to have by right of succession, as hereditary. inf. to take upon oneself or engage to do. admit, let in : hence to admit, allow. irapa-S*r]X6(i>, f. wata, to disclose by a side
irapa-SiuKove'w,
Trapa-8taTptj3i'i,
f.
f. -tifgoftai : pf. -ScKojxai to take or receive from another,

:
coupled together. irapa-jTjAow, f. waca,

jrapa-fto>wvp,i
side,
2.
c.
to provoke to jealousy. and -liw, f. -{davca, to gird
to the
3. to
hang
to the girdle.
irapa-eaAao-oriSios Att. -rriStos,

hint.
ffios.
ov, = irapaOa\da-
fj,
rjaoj, to attend and serve. useless disputation.
(irapd,
irapa-OaXao-o-tos Att. -TTIOS, a, ov, also os, ov, QaXaoaa) beside the sea, lying on the seaside. S 5
522
cherish, comfort. \p<a, 7rapa-6a\7rw, to embolden, cheer irapa-0apavva> later -0appvvo>, on, inspire with confidence. of -rrapaTtOrjiJii. irapa0iV, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. 2 part, and imperat. of irairapa0is, irapd0es, aor.
f.
to
earnestly.
j
i
3. /o entreat
one
/o do.
II.
like
Lat. deprecari, to avert by entreaty, beg off. jrapatTTjcns, f), an obtaining by prayer
supplication.
II.
Hence
:
earnest
III.
a deprecating.
off.
an
interceding for, begging
a.TiQr)\ii.
<irapa-0/Vya>,
f.
cu,
irapa-06p|xaivo, a putting beside, irap 0.060-i.s, ecus, T), (7rapaTi0?7/) II. suggestion, advice, juxtaposition, comparison.
j
to soften, assuage, soothe. a to heat or inflame to excess.

'
part the cause
Trap-aiTtos, ov, also a, ov, (-napd, : accessory to.
ama)
bet
fig in
med.
Trapai-4>djivos, part, of
17,
77,
ov, Ep. for -napa<f>dp.tvos, pres.
irapai-^So-is,
\
exhorting, encouraging poet, for irapd(pa<ns,
run
irapa-0o>, f. -fleucrojuai, to run III. to run to one side of, deviate from. " beyond, outrun. 7rapa-0copoj, f. 770-0), to observe one thing beside II. to overlook, slight. another, compare. : irapa-0T|Y<>, f. ca, to whet or sharpen upon metaph.
beside.
II.
to
encouragement, persuasion
: also, a beguiling, irapai-(j>povu>, poet, for irapatypoveca. Pass, to 7rap-aiojp4a>, f. rja<a, to hang up beside :
be
htmg
or
hang
beside.
to
encourage.
17,
:
irapaKaj3(3d\e, Ep. for 7ra/>a/iTe'j3aAe, 3 sing. aor. 2 of TTa.pa.KaTa.p6.XXQ}. irapaKaOeJecrOat, aor. 2 inf. med. of vapaKaOifa.
Trapa-Kci0T)[xaL, inf. -KaOrja&ai,
irapa0T)icT|,
one, a deposit
(TTapaTiOnfjii} anything lodged with of persons, a hostage. irapa0T|<ro}iat, fut. med. of irapaLTiQ-qfjii.
Dep.
to sit beside or
near.
irapa-Ka0t&>,
side or near.
f.
irapaX, poet, for irapd.

.
-KaOityffQJ Att. -KaOtS), to set beaor. II. Med., fut. -Kade8ovfJ.ai

: :
poet, for ira.pa.0affia, transgression. irapai-parew, irapai-panqs, poet, for irapa0~.
impaipdcriT],
f),
2 -fKaOtôfMjv: also aor. I eieaOiadfjiTjv beside.

to Trapa-Ka0iT]p.i, f. -KaOr}ffa), so also in Med. irapa-KaBiepai.
let
to szV
down
Aa>)
irapaij3o\os, ov, poet, for irapdfioXos, (TrapaftdXthrown in by the way, sneering, malicious : see
< r
down
by the side:
irapa-Ka0to'T'r]p.i,
f.
irap-ai0vo o o>, f. fa>, to stir up, kindle. of words, to fall from one by chance.
<
II. intr.
down
beside or near.
-KaraffTrjao}, to put, place, set II. in Med. and intr. tenses

pf. -KaOeffrijtca,
jrapaiv<ris, r), (Trapati/ecu) advice, counsel. irap-aivco, f. -effca or -fffofjtai : aor. I Trapyveffa:
iraprfvefea.
:
of Act., aor. 2 -KarfffTtjv, beside or near.

pf.
:
to stand
Pass., aor. I iraprjVfOrjv
pf. TraprjvrjiMii
to advise,
recommend,
counsel.
irapatTrcirCOô-iv, irapanriri0o{io-a, Ep. for irapamQr), TrapamOovaa, 3 sing. aor. 2 subj., and part. fern. aor. 2 of irapaireido}.
-irapaipEO-is,
77,
irapa-Keupios and irapa-icaipos, ov, (wapd, Kaipus} untimely, ill-timed, unseasonable. irapa-Kaico, f. -Kavaca, to light, kindle, burn beside or near. irapa-KaXIa), f. -tcaXw later -KaXfffoJ: pf. -KfK\t]tca,
pass. -KfKXr]fj.ai
to aid,
:
to call to one,
i.
e.,
I.
to call
a taking away from
beside,
a withj
drawing
Pass.,
of, curtailing.
f.
From
Trap-cup eo>,
aor.
I
aor. 2 irapftXov: pf. Trapr/pyrca: to take irapripfOr}v : pf. rrap^prj/jiai :

770-0;:
send for, summon, Lat. arcessere : to invite. witness, to invoke the gods to, cheer on, encourage, exhort: to excite.
:
to call as
II. to
call
III.
to
,
demand,
require.
:
away from
divert to
;
beside.
2.
to
draw
Med. own
curse
on
Trapaiptiv thy son.
dpav
tis ircdda to
II.
aside on one, to draw aside the

to
irapaKa\vp.p.a, TO, a covering

veil.
metaph. a cloak,
From
f.
if/ca,
draw
off or
2.
\
au>ay from, draw

generally, to take
irapa-KaXvimi),
to cover by
hanging some-
over to one's
side, detach.
away from :
also to lessen,
damp.
thing beside, to veil, cloak, disguise. irapa-KaTafBdXXo), f. -/cara/SaAa; : Ep. aor. 2 Ttapa-
Hence
irapa(pTf]|xa, CCTOS, TO, that the side, the selvage of cloth
f.
Ka@J3aXov for TrapaKa.Ttfta.Xov:
to
throw or put down
which
:
taken offfrom generally, a band, strip,

is
\
beside TrapafiaXXfiv fyvrjv Tivi to put a girdle II. as law-term, one, i.e. gird it around one.
beside
;
irap-aCpco, contr. for poet. Trap-afipea.

irap-aur0oi,vo|ji(u, of by the way.
-aioQr)aopa.i
Dep.
to
hear
make a deposit, pay a sum into court. in suits for irapaicaTa|3oXi?), 77, money deposited in case of recovery of an inheritance, to be forfeited
to
failure, Lat.
Hence
irap-aierios, ov, (rrapd, aioios)
of ill omen, ominous,

\
sacramentum.
r),
portentous.
n-ap-ato-a-ci),
f.
-n-apaKaTa0T|K7],
fa>
Ep. aor.
:
Troprjiga
to
dart
|
P 03 *to
i. c. ace. rei, to obtain by prayer or entreaty. i. c. ace. pers. to move by obtain leave from : also to intercede with, entreaty, beg
lodged in one's hands,

Trapa-KO,Ta0vT|<nca>,
esp.
(7rapaaTcm077/u) a deposit, trust.
anything
f.
:
-KaTaOavovpai:
aor. 2
-/rr-
irap-atTop.ai, f. -rjaop.ai beg of or from another :
pf. TraprJT7)f*ai
Dep.
Oavov Ep. -Ko.TQo.vov

j
to die beside or near,
or near, esp. to
\
irapa-Ka,Ta.Kt\.p.a.i,mf.-KaTaKfi'(T8ai,Pa.ss.toltebeside sit by at meals, Lat.juxta accumbere.
irapa-xaTaicXCvw,
f.
ivw, to lay
down
beside.
TrapaKpe/iacraj.
'.
523
P ass
'
down
be-
side, to lie
irapa-KaTaXeiiro), hands.
with: Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 Trap/fare Ae/cro. behind in one's f. âj, /o /az/
xt >
f.
one's aid, esp. in a court of justice, Lat. advocatus : as Subst., irapaK\r)Tos, 6, an advocate. 2. generally, a helper; hence in N. T., o Hapa/cA^TOS the Helper,
Coniforter.
-KaTairrj^cu, to
irapaK\t86v, Adv. (Trapa/fAtVcu) bending sideways, turning aside, averting. or lodgf* irapaKXCvrcop, opos, From irapa-KaTa.Ti0T]}JU, f. KaraOr]ffa}, to deposit d,îrapaK\irrjs. in a person's hands : Med. to deposit one's property irapa-KXivw [t], f. -K\LVU, to turn or bend aside; with another, give it in trust, entrust to his keeping. l. t trapaK\ivfiv rr v Bvpav to set the gate ajar.
irapa-KaTairf)Y vv
|
fix or drive
in alongside.
irapa-KaTX&>, f. -Ka6fca, to keep back, restrain. irapa-KaToiKifw, f. o~aj, to make to dwell beside : Med. to settle another near oneself. irapa-KaTTvo), Att. for Trapa-Kaffovo), to sew on or
metaph. in Med. to set all straight. 3 sing. Ep. impf. irapfirapo.-K6ip.ai, inf. -KeivOai KfffKfTO : Pass. : to lie beside, near or before : geto:
:
vovffi SiKas they
to swerve, distort; d\\rj irapa.K\iturn righteous judgments aside. II. Pass, and Med., aor. 2 ira.peK\iOr}V pf. 7rapat[r] to lie down beside, lie near, esp. at meals, tfAifiai III. intr. in Act., to turn \^z\..juxta accumbere.
metaph.
to
make
aside, slip
nerally, to be ready, lie close at hand: metaph. to be presented or proposed to one ; rd irapa/cd^fva things iTap-aK(j.aa>, f. aaxu, to be past the prime faded, withered. before one or present.
Hence away, escape. 6, one who lies beside at meals, [f] irapa-icXiJCi), to hear beside or amiss : to hear wrong.
TrapaKXiTT)S, ov,
:
to b6
jrapaKcXcujjia, fj.aros,
TO, = irapaK eAeuo"jwa.

to
irapa-KooLco, Ion. for irapa-vo(Q).
irapa-KcXcvoixai,
Med.
II.
exhort,
advise,
recomis
mend, prescribe. on by shouting: 3

irapaKeXcvo-us,
to exhort, encourage, cheer
irapaKOTj, fj, (irapaKovo}) hearing amiss ness to hear, disobedience.

Trapa-Koiva.op.ai,
unwilling-
sing, plqpf. irapaKeKe\vaTo in pass, sense, orders had been given. Hence
17,
used
Med.
(trapa, KOIVOS) to take counsel
with another, Lat. communicare.

Trapa-KoiTTjs, ov, o, (irapa, aKoirrjs) one
exbeside,
a calling out
to,
cheering on.
who
sleeps
TrapaKC\vap.a, arcs, TO,

hortation, encouragement.
(TrapatfeAevo/xat)
an
a bedfellow, husband.
TV
:
TrapaKe\eucrp.6s,
o,
17,
irapaKf\evffis.
irapaKeXcvo'Tos,
ov, (Trapa.Ke\evojj.ai) cheered on,
summoned.
ffca, to ride by or past. irapa-K6\T]Tia>, From irapaKiv8x)VVo%s, 17, a desperate venture. Trapa-KwSvveva), f. oca, to make a rash venture, to dare recklessly : c. ace. rei, to -venture or hazard a thing c. inf. to have the hardihood to do absol. to venture, run the risk, stand the hazard: in Pass., (TTOS wapcucfXiv&wtVfUvov a. hardy, venturous phrase.
f.
: :
ace. i), Ep. dat. irapaKoiTi : anonis) a wife, consort. f. to follow close or hard upon irap-aKoXov06to, 170-0;, one : to attend studiously : of rules, to hold good
irap-ciKoiTLs, fos,
(irapd,
to
throughout. understand.
II.
metaph.
to follow in one's
mind,
irapaKOp,l8T|, 17, (napaKOfj.ifa') a carrying across, II. (from Pass.) a going transporting, conveying.
or sailing across.
Trapa-Kop.ia>,
or convey
:
along with, escort
irapa-Kivew,
f. 170-0;,
trans, to
move
aside
to excite,
to carry beside or Att. i<a carry across : generally to carry Med. to have a thing brought one :
f.
iffoj
II. intr. to shift disturb violently, Lat. commovere. 2. to be impassioned : to be one's ground, alter. 3. to raise troubles or commodistraught, mad.
Pass, to sail beside, coast along.
irap-aKOvdo), f. Trap-fiKOVTico,
TrapaKoiTTJ,
ij,
170-0, to
f.
ia<a, to
sharpen or whet besides. throw the dart with others.
tions.
(Trapa/coTrrcy)
a striking
falsely,
irapa-Kico, to pass by.
irapa-KXaia),
f.
-K\avffofj.ai
and
K\avffovfMii
to
weep beside or
at.
irapa-KXeico Ion. -K\TJUI>, to bar or shut out. irapa-K\7TTa>, f. i/w, to steal from the side or in
coining falsely : metaph. madness, frenzy. irapaKOiros, ov, (irapaKOTrrca) struck falsely, counterfeit : metaph. deranged, mad. irapa-Koirrw, f. if'OJ, to strike amiss, esp. of money,
passing jilch underhand.

,
irapaKA.T]0T|o-op.ai, fut. pass, of 7rapa/coAu.

for Trapa/cAetcy. 7rapa-K\ir]iti), Ion.
forge, counterfeit; avopapia TrapaKKO^fva (pf. II. Med. to men of a false stamp. absol. to cheat : cheat, swindle out of a thing, c. gen.
to pass, part.)
:
Pass, to be cheated.
III.
metaph.
to drive
mad,
irapaK\T]cris,
17,
mons
to assist.
(7rapa/raAw) a calling to one, sum2. a calling upon, imploring. 3.
exhortation, encouragement.
irapaKXir]Tos, a, ov,
irapaKXirjTLKos,
rj,
= irapa.K\rjTos:
neut. irapa.K\r)-
Tfov, one must call on.

6v, (Trapa/raAc'cu)
derange, distract. irap-SKOvo), f. -aKovaopcu, (irapd, atcovoj) to hear II. to hear beside or by the way, to hear talk of. III. to bear wrong, misor learn underhand. understand.
irapa-Kp6p,dvvup.i,
f-
of or for ex-
-Kpfp&ffQ} Alt. -Kpcp.(a
to let
horting, hortatory.
jrapaKX-rjTOS, ov, verb
hang on
Adj. of irapaKa\foj, called to
the side.
,
aor. I part, o
524
irapa-KpCva)
irapauexpiKa
Kpip.ai
: :
[t],
f.
-Kpivu: aor.
irapeKpiva
:
pf.
irap-dXtos, ov, also a, ov, (irapd, aAs) by the sea, on

the sea shore.
Pass., aor. I irapeKpi&ijv [i]

:
pf. irapaice-
to separate and place beside drawn up along, extend over a space.
Pass, to be
to
irapaXXaY"n, 17, (napaXXaacca) a passing from hand II. alternation : hand, transfer. change, vairapaXXa-yjJia, (J.O.TOS, TO, (napaXXaaaoj) an exchange. irapaXXa, Adv. (rrapaXXaaaoj) alternately : in al-
irapa-KpOT6a>,
irapdfcpovCT'is,
f. 770-0;,
77,
to pat, touch
(jrapaKpovca) an error. striking a false note :
on the side. a striking beside, II. a cheating,

Pass., aor. I to strike beside,
:
I
riation.
fraud.
irapa-Kpovco,
f.
ternating rows.
ffca
:
pf.
rrapaKKpovKa
:
Trap-aXXao-oxo Att. -TTCO

:
i
f.
0;
aor. I irap7)XXaa
:
irapfKpovaOrjv: pf. TrapaKfKpovaâi esp. to strike a wrong note in music.

aside, mislead, deceive.
f.
II. to
lead
aor. 2 -rjXXd^rjv [a] Pass., aor. I -r)\\dxOT}v to make things alternate. 2. to -r)\Xa.'yfuii:
pf.
change
or alter a
to get over
rjaopjai, Dep. irapa-KTaop,CH, above : in pf. TrapatetKT'rjiMi, to have over and above.
and
I
little, esp. for the worse, to corrupt. 3. of Place, to pass by or beyond. II. intr. to pass 2. to pass aside, turn from the by one another.
irap-aiCTiSuos, ov, and 7rap-dKTios, a, ov, (impd, O.KTT\) on the seaside, on the shore. to stoop irapa-Kvirra), f. ifxa : aor. I nape/tvi/so. :
2. put one's head on one side affectedly. to take a side glance at, look carelessly at. 3. to lean forward and peep out of a door, window, etc. also to peep in.
path, to deviate, vary
aside,
hence to slip aside, escape. : irap-u,XXir|Xos, ov, (irapd, dXXijXoi) beside one another, side by side, parallel. irapa-Xo-yLô|jLaL, f. icoptai, Dep. to reckon wrong,
misreckon,miscalculate.
2. to
generally,
reason falsely.
:
II.
to cheat by false reasoning.
Hence
ajallacy.
ivapaXoYio"p,6s, o, false reckoning
TTapa-Aa,[Jij3dva)
f.
-X-fpf/ofuti Ion.
:
i
2 -eXafiov, inf. AajSetV pf. tiXrjtya, pass. to receive from another, to succeed to an office or
irapa-XoYos, ov, (irapd, Xoyos) beyond calculation, Hence unexpected, unaccountable. Trapct-Xo-yos, o, as Subst. that which is beyond all
take possession of, to take in 3 % /o pledge: also to take by force, seize forcibly. to produce or bring fortake to oneself, as to wife : to property.
2. to
ward
as a witness.
II. to
receive or entertain as
a friend, to invite.
III. to receive
tradition, to learn, hear, Lat. accipere.
by hearsay or IV. to
take upon oneself, undertake, Lat. suscipere. to wait for, intercept, Lat. excipere. irapa-XY&>, f. <u, to put, lay beside or near :
f.
V.
an unexpected issue : miscalculation. irdp-aXos, ov, (irapd, d\s) by or near the sea, naval, e maritime. II. ot IlapaAot in Attica, the people of the sea-coast (UapaXid) ; opp. to the dwellers on the plain, and the mountaineers. 2. the crew of the ship Paralos. III. 77 TldpaXos (sub. vavs or the Paralos, one of the Athenian staterpirjprjs), galleys, reserved for religious missions, embassies, etc. : the other was called â\afj.ivia.
calculation,
irapa-Xvrrt'o), f. 770-0;, (irapd, Xvirtca) to grieve along with something else : ot irapaXvnovvrts, the refractory. irapaXtirtKos, rj, ov, (irapaXvai) affected with palsy,
Med.,
Aco/*a<
Trap-eXeKTO
beside.
aor. I TrapeXf^d^Tjv : 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 to lie beside or with one, to lie down
II. irapaXtyeaOai y^v to sail by or along paralytic. the land, to coast along. irapa-Xvco, f. -Xvaca [tJ] : aor. I TraptXvaa : pf. -AeFrom XvKa: Pass., aor. I irapeXvOrjv [v] : pf. -AeAu/iCu to irapaXeuiTTtov, verb. Adv. one must omit. irapa-XcCira), f. if/ca, to leave on one side, leave re- loose from the side, loose and take off, detach 2. to leave on one side, leave unnoticed, from. 2. to separate, maining. part from : Pass, to be Pass. pass by, Lat. praetermittere. 3. to neglect, Lat. partedj'rom. 3. to release or set free from :
I
omettere.
xo,
f.
if/ca,
to be
exempt from a thing.
to
smear with ointment.

of TtapaXvoi.
miss, depose from

to
command
to.
4. to discharge, disalso to set free. 5.

II. to
irapaXeXvp-cu,
irapa-Xevtroxo,
take to oneself.
irapaX-rj-iTTOS,
pf. pass,
undo, put an end

Pass, disabled
relax at the side
rrapopdca.
irapaX-qirreov, verb. Adj. of irapaXap-^dvca, one must

6v, verb. Adj. of irapaXafi^dvca, to
palsied ; pf. part. irapa\e\vfj.fvo$, like irapaXvTiKos, palsied, paralytic : generally, to be enfeebled or exhausted, to flag.
#a>)
2. to leave on change or alter a little. one side, pass by : hence to exceed, excel. II. Med. to pass beside, pass by : outrun. 2. to pass over, omit, make no mention of. 3. of Time, to
on one
side, to be
77,
be accepted.
irapa-Xirjpeta, f. 170-0;, to talk great nonsense, to be in one's dotage, Lat. delirare.
irapaXnr)!|>0T|o-o|juu,
irap-&\jifi^(a, : to
f.
ifsca
aor.
iraprjiieitya.
(irapd, dfj.fi-
irapaXTjvj/ofxai,
fut.
pass,
and
med. of irapaXa^dvca.
TrapdXT)4<s,
ecus, 77,
(-rrapaXafA&dvcu)
a receivingfrom
pass, go by. 4. to change for oneself. aside from the road.

Trap-fifj.eXcco,
pf.
5. to
lead
another, succession.
-ijneXrjKa
;
irapaXCa (sub. x&pa),
r),
the sea-coast, coastland.
pr)ne\T]Kfe
From
(rrapd, dfieAccu)
to.
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf- Tato pass by and disre-
gard, pay no heed
525
irapa|ifxvT]}xat, pf. of
irapafJ.ifj.vr}ffKOfJLat.
,
f.
TJCTO;,
to
irapa-fiwo,
f.
-fj.evu>
aor.
I
II.
beside or near, stand by.
to stay irapeficiva : absol. to stand one's
rrapa-vtcrcrofjwu,
Dep. = irapaveofj.ai,
corrupt by conquest.
to
pass beside
II.
or near.
irap-avicrxoo, to raise
intr. to
ground, standfast.
hind.
2. to stay at a place, stay be-
up beside or in answer.
3. to survive,
last.
remain
alive
of things, to
stand forth beside.

II.
endure,
irapa-votco,
[63]
Trap-d|jipos, ov, Dor. for iraprjfiepos.
to be
Trapa-[iTpi>,
7rcip-ciLiX)o
f.
770*0;,
to
other, to compare.
II. to
measure one thing by anmeasure out.

i
f. rjaca, to think amiss or wrongly. deranged, senseless : to go mad. Hence irapdvoia, 77, derangement, madness, folly.
Dor. = irapau.eiQoj
^led. irapau.eveff0at.
irap-avoC-yvvjii and -avot-yo) : f. -~avoioj, dvoiya}) to open at the side or a little.
(irapd,
nvos
fJ.op(prj
to
surpass one in beauty.
jrapa-vop.6u
vev6fj.rjfj.ai
:
impf. irapevufj,ovv
:
aor. I irapev6fj.rjffa
:
irapa-fjnrjpiSios, ov, (Trapa, firjpos} a Afo sz'ofe of or along the thighs : TO, irapafj.rjpidia armour for the
pf. irapavevufirjKa
Pass., aor. irapevofj.r)9rjv pf. Trapato transgress the law, act (irapdvofios} :
thighs, cuisses.
irapa-fiiYvufu and -vto Ion.

pass,
-fj.efj.iyfj.ai
:
p,io"yo>
f.
fJ-i<u
'.
pf.
n.
mingle, intermix with, TIVL in, by mixing. irap-d|juXXos, ov, (irapd, afj.i\\d) vying or racing with.
to
2. to
mix
add
2. to commit an outrage : c. ace. pers. an outrage upon one so in Pass., to be illmaltreated. Hence used, irapav6|XT]jJi,a, OTOS, TO, an illegal act, transgression.
illegally. to commit
irapavojua,
77,
(irapavofj-eca)
transgression of law,
irapa-p.tjJivTj<TKOp,au, fut. -fj.vrjffofj.at pf. -fj.envrjfj.ai : Dep.: to mention besides or by the way, to make
:
habitual law-breaking.
irapd-vojjios, ov, (irapd, v6pos) contrary to law and custom, unlawful, illegal : generally, lawless, unjust, violent. II. as Att. law-terms, trapdvofia ypd<peiv to propose unconstitutional measures ; but, irapavofj.ow ypdfpeffOai nva to indict one for proposing unconstitutional measures.
mention of one thing along with another.

for irapafievca absol., to tarry, stay. irapa-|iCp,va>, poet, irapa-jJit<rya>, Ion. for irapa f*iyvvfj.t.
irapa-jJLvdo|jtat, Ion. for
irapajioXciv, aor. 2
inf.
77,
TrapapovL^tos, ov, also

steadfastly.
ov, (irapafj-evoj)
lasting, steadfast, faithful.
abiding by, Neut. irapfiovt, p.ov, as Adv.,
-rrapd-voos, ov, contr. irapd-vovs, ovv, (irapd, vucs}
distraught, frenzied.
irapd-|AOvos poet, Trdpjjiovbs, ov, (irapafievca) lasting. irapd-jAOvaos, ov, (irapd, Movaa) averse to the Muses or music, discordant with : hence harsh, horrid. irap-ajjiircxw or -ap,iri(TXcd : f. irapafj.(pea} : aor. 2 to cover with a cloak (ita-pd, dfiiffxca*) irapr] flirt ffxov or robe ; hence to cloak or disguise.
:
irdp-avTa, Adv. (Trapa, O.VTIOS) sideways, sidewards. irap-avTcXXco, poet, for irapavaT(\\ca.
who
77, (irapd, vvjj.<pif) the bride's-maid, conducts her to the bridegroom. irapa-vtio-crco Att. -TTOJ, f. feu, to prick beside : metaph. to prick on or stimulate to do a thing. trapd-êvos, ov, with a false claim to friendship or
irapd-vvjjL<j)os,
irap-ap,irvKi(i> Lacon. -irvKiSBw : (irapa, to bind the hair with a fillet or head-band.
irapa-p.'uGeop.at, Dep. : to address
to
f.
hospitality
impa-6a>,
:
generally, false, spurious. f. iaca, to scrape beside:
to
graze
in
-rjffofiai
aor. I
-efj.vOr)ffdfs.rjv
passing.
with soothing or cheering words : 2. to console, appease. encourage, exhort, advise.

77,
irap-a6vios, napaovia, rd,
ov, (irapd, acjv) beside or near the axle as Subst. rapid whirlings.
Hence
irapojivOCa,
hortation.
irapa-j-vw, L-vffOJ\y], to shave at the side: metaph.
encouragement
also persuasion.
irapapjGiov, TO, (irapa ft.vdeofj.ai} an address, ex2. a consolation, relief, assuagement.

irapa-jJLVKaojxat,
f.
to graze, keep close beside. irapa-irato), f. irair^ffo}, to strike
on the
side.
II.
intrans.
strike
aside
to
fall aside, fall out from,
rjffoftai,
Dep. to bellow beside or

f. -avaread beside or
:
Lat. excidere ;
irapairaieiv <f>pevwv to
wander from
to vault or
irap-avcryi.'yvwcrKoo
later
-avaYivwo-KQ)
:
one's senses, lose one's wits. irapa-irdXXco, to hurl beside:
Med.
yvwaop-ai
(rrapd, dvajijvuffKO})
to
f.
to
bound
aside.
near
to
read side by
Trapa-vaiTaa>,
irap-fivuXiCTKO),
side, compare, collate. dwell beside or near.
-avaXuaca,
to
spend beside or
altoirapd-Trav, Adv., for irapa, irdv, on the whole, TO vapdgether, absolutely: in reckoning, tm otrjuoffta irav up to two hundred altogether, on the average.
irap-5Tr<iTcui>,
/
amiss, to waste, lavish. irap-avaT\\a>, to arise beside or near.

irapa-vc-co, to swim) to
f.
-vfvcrofjiai
and -v(vaovfj.ai,
(?rapa, j/e<y
f. jjffca, to mislead, cajole. : fut. -airatyrjaca aor. -2 iraprjiratycv irap-aTra<J)io'Kco poet, for irapairardoj, to mislead : to persuade one
: :
swim
:
beside or 6y.
to
do a thing by craft or fraud.
ivapaveco, f. pile up beside
-vrjffca, (irapd, vccj to
heap} to heap or
Ion. irapa-vrjlca and -vrjvfca. irapa-vT|x o K' ai f- ^fiai Dep. to swz'm beside, to
i i
swim
f. -ireiao}, to win by persuasive arts, to prevail upon, win over : Homer often uses an Ep. repart. Trapdupl. aor. 2 subj. in 3 sing. irapaiiremOijffL
irapa-iretQto,
along the shore.
jjv,
irapanreTriOovaa,
526
f.
:
7rapaTTLpdofjiaL
irapaivXojJievos, 77, ov, coming to a place, Ep. syncop. from an obsol. pres. Trapaire\o/*ai.
to make trial of. irapa-ireipdojjuu, dffopai [a], Dep. send by irapa-irp,mo, f. tyca aor. I traps-ire ptya :- to
part,
or beyond, make to pass through : of sound, to send 2. to send by or along the coast : or echo back. so 3. to escort, convoy : generally to send along. II. to send besides or in Med., to convoy ships.
in addition.
of,
beside.
irapdirXoos contr. -irXovs, 6, (TrapaTrAecu) a sailhig 2. a passage over the sea, Lat. trajectus.
III.
metaph.
to let pass, take
no heed
Lat. praetermittere. -irapairecrcov, aor. 2 part, of
irapa-ircTapuu,
:
= irapaTrero/zat.
Trapa-rriiTTO}.
irapa-irXwo), Ion. for 7rapa7rAt>. irapeirXw, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2, as if from a Verb in -/JLL, irapairveuo-as, aor. I part, of irapa-nvioj. irapa-Trveo), f. -TTVCvaofât, to blow beside or by the side, to escape by the side.
irapa-ir68ios, poet. irapir68ios, ov, (irapd, TTOVS) at

:
to
and -vo), f. Trerdffo} pf. ireirf- the feet, close by, present. Med. stretch a curtain before. Hence irapa-iroieo), f. rjcrca, to make falsely : a thing made falsely. i, ctTos, TO, that which is spread out falsely for oneself, get
\
to
make
before,
a curtain,
:
veil.
|
irapa-iTTO[i,ai
f.
-ircrr)ffofjai,
:
syncop.
-irr-^ffofjiai
:
j
irap-a/TroXXun-i, f.-airoXcaaj Att. -airoXw, to destroy, ruin beside: Pass., with fut. med. -aTroAoGjucu, pf.,
Dep.
to fly beside, near, by
to fly along, fly over
-aTroAcuAa, plqpf. -o\w\civ, to perish beside or near.

irapairop/irfi,
to fly to.
irapa-iTT|Yvi)}ju
an ^ ~
beside or near : Pass., fixed or planted beside.
^ -rffai to fix or plant with pf. med. -irfTrtjya, to be

beyond:
c.
ing.
11.
a convoying, procur77, (TrapaTrîrw) that which is procured, supplies, provisions.
irapa-irovrios, ov, (Trapd, TTOJ/TOS) by the sea.
irapa-iropvop,<u, Pass, to go beside or past.
irapa-TnfjSdco, f. rjcroftai, to spring by or ace. to overleap, transgress.
near a
irapa-iroTajxios, a, ov, (jrapd, Troraftos) beside or river, situated or dwelling on a river ; of irapa-
Hence irapa-micpatvcj, to embitter, provoke. TrapamKpa.cru.6s, d, provocation : contumacy.

irapa-mp,TrpT)|ju, f. -Trprjaca, to kindle, burn beside Pass, to be inflamed. or near :
TroTdfuoi people
who
live
on a
river.
f.
irapa-irpdcro'aj Att. irpdrro) Ion. -irptjo'O'O), to do beside or beyond the main purpose.
u,
II. to
irapa-mirTO), f. -irtaovpai aor. 2 firccrov : pf. iriII. to fall in one's way, iTTcaKa: to fall beside. of things, to befal, happen, offer itfall in with :
:
do with another, join or help in doing. TrapaTrpeo-peia, 77, a false or dishonest embassage.
From
irapa-irp<r|3va>, Act. and Med. to execute an embassy faithlessly or dishonestly. irapdirpto-jxa, arcs, TO, that which falls off in sawing, saw-dust.
irapa-irpico,
f.
f.
self.
III. to
fall aside
hence
to mistake, err.
irapairXd-yas, aor. I part, of irapair\.dfa. jrapa-irXda>, f. -ir\dy^ca: aor. I irapeir\aya: Pass., aor. I irapiT\dyxOr)v to make a person wanderfrom the right way, lead astray, to drive out of the course :
:
From
-irpiovnai, to saw beside or gently. [F] to fasten beside, near or alongside: tyca,
Trap-dirrco,
II. wander, go astray, wander awayfrom. metaph. to mislead: Pass, to be misled, err, be wrong. covers for the irapa-irXcvpiSia, rd, (irapd, Tr\fvpd)
Pass, to
Pass., TrapaiTTOfj.va
x P a ^ wAaTa
the oar grasped
by the hands
Med.
to touch beside or at the side.
irapdirrcojia, OTOS, TO, (TrapamirTca)
a fall
beside
sides of war-horses. irapa-irXea) Ion. -irXtoco

aovfjtai
:
metaph. a transgression.
:
in
-/)
f. -TrXevffofJtai and TT\( vTrapa-irvOua, rd, (irapd, nvOia") a sickness which 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 TrapfTr\ca (as if from a Verb prevented one from being victor at the Pythian games to sail beside, near or alongside : to sail
:
along a coast
to sail past.
pi.
irapairXfjyas, ace.
of TrapaTrAr/^.
stricken
TrapdirXtjKTOs, ov,
irapairXT|(;, 77705, d,
(irapair\.rjao-ca)
aside
metaph. frenzy-stricken.
77,
7rapa-p0vjJLo, irapa-paivco, etc., v. irapapp-. irdp-dpos Ion. irdpTjpos, ov, like irapyopos, (trapd, delpca") deranged in mind. irdpapos, ov, Dor. and poet, for irapyopos, distraught.
irap-apirdô), fut. daca, later dca, to take
the side, filch.
(jrapairX-ri 0*0*0;)
struck side-
away from
Pass.
ways ; rjioves TTapairXrjyes a shelving beach, on which the waves break obliquely, and not directly (as against a cliff). II. metaph. = irapaTr\TjKTos, mad.
irapa-irXT|<nos,
irapap-pdirraj, ^cu, to to be sewn on as a

iropap-ptco,
sew beside or along : fringe or border.

:
coming
TT\r]ffiov,
ov, also a, ov, (jrapd, TrAâtos) close beside, resembling, near akin to, about
:
the same, about equal

Trapa-rrX-fjaia
Sup.
ajraros.
Neut. irapn-
as Adv., but
also regul.
Adv.
f. -pevffopai : pf. irapfppvr]Ka : aor. i in to flow beside, Trapfppvtjv (jrapd, piw) : 2. c. dat., -rrapappftv nvi to slip by or past, c. ace. II. to slip away, to slip from one's meoff" it.
pass,
form
TTapaTT\r) ericas,
(,f(rOai
nearly,
almost
Trapair\T)(riajs
dycavi-
mory.
:
III. to slip in
f.
unawares.
'
to fight with nearly equal advantage. Trapa-irXTjo-o-co Att. -TTW, f. a>, to strike on the side: Pass, to be stricken on one side, to be de-
-pi?f<w
aor.
irapepprjga
(irapd,
pahied,
battle
J i
ranged, frenzied.
with
pf.
break at the side, esp. to break a. line oi II. Pass., Pass, of the line, to be broken. med. Trapeppuya, to break or burst out beside
to
TT
apapprjro s
TT
apaor et^co
when preparations had
Hence
been
527made ; preparations bad been
or from
put from
iraptppayev iroobs (f>\ty his. foot.
a vein has burst
dis irapcfffcfvaffTO
TraptffKeva.Sa.TO roTs "E\\r)0t
Trapap-p-qros, T], 6v, (irapd, PTJTC>S) of persons, that II. of words, persuasive. may be moved by words. Ttapap-plyou), (irapd, piyoca} to freeze beside or near.
made by
the Greeks.
irapa(TKija<r|jia, arcs, TO, anything got ready or

I
prepared. irapap-piTTTOJ and-eco, to throw beside, esp. to throw irapacr-Kt)T|,i7, a getting ready, preparing, preparaone's stake : hence to run the risk of doing a* tion, provision : preparation, practice : diro or e II. to throw aside or away, reject. Lat. ex instituto; 6V 0X47775 thing. irapaffKevfjS, of set purpose,
down
TrapappveiTjv, aor. 2 opt. of irapappea}.
irapaffKfvrjs
tice.
2.
is
irapdp-pvOjxos poet.irapapti0|jios, ov, (irapd, pvQp.us) out of time or tune : discordant.

side for shelter
with short practice, i. e. at short a plan, scheme, plot, intrigue.

.
no-,
II.
that which
irapappvp-a, OTOS, TO, anything drawn along the : a curtain stretched along the sides of ships to protect the men. From
paratus : power, equipment

irapa-crieT]ve&>,
prepared, furniture, garniture, Lat. ap2 of warlike preparation a force, pomp.

,
generally, means, resources.

170-0;,
f.
(irapd, OKTJVTJ} to pitch one's
irapap-pvofuu, Dep.
the side.
to (irapd, /5vo/iat)
draw along
tent beside or near.
iraprjpT-qî : II. Ion. to hang or attach alongside or upon. I. Med. to flt out, equip, get irapapTfOfjiai, 2. Pass, to be or get ready, hold oneself in ready.
:
irap-aprdw Ion.
-o
7rapa-(TKT|via,
:
TO., (irapd, aKrjvr]}

;
f. 770-0;
pf. pass.
of the stage, the side scenes

the theatre.
irapa-CTKi]v6o),
or, the side
the space at the sides entrances to
one
like
f. wau, (irapa., a curtain or tent. f.

f. if>ca,
aitrjvq) to
throw over
readiness.
Hence
irapa-<rKT]irr<o,
irap-dpTT]p,a, TO, anything hanging at the side. TTapao-a.YY'ns, u > o, aparasang, the Persianyarsaftg%
irapa-cnap-nixo,
-irapa-cTKOirca),
170*0;,
to light or fall beside or near. to leap beside or near. to look aside from,
f.
-aeô/iat,
miss
a measure of distance equal to thirty stadia. irapa-craTTeo, f. 0;, to stuff or cram in beside. irapd-crcipos, ov, (irapd, O(ipd) fastened beside with a thong or cord; irapdafipos i'mros a horse fastened alongside of the regular pair by a rein or trace , an
the sense of.

irapa-<TKd>iTTa>,
f.
â>, to jeer, jest beside or indirectly.

>
Trapa-cnraa>,
Med.
;
to
draw
aaca [a] to wrest aside, distort : to detach off or away from a thing
f.
, :
from a
party,
0), f. io*o;,
outrigger (atipa<p6pos), opp. to tyyios yokefellow, comrade.

irapa-crLco,
f.
metaph. a
0*0;,
f.
to
swing beside one.
-n-apa-cjnrj-jiatvcu,
ai/a>,
to seal for oneself, seal
up
to seal by the side : to counterseal.
Med.
(irapd, dam's) to bear a shield Hence stand by another. irapacrm<rTT|s, ov, 6, one who bears a shield beside one, a companion in arms.
beside, to fight or
irapao"iTOv8c0,
f.
770*0;,
to act contrary to
engage-
irapd-<TT)p.ov, TO,
a mark of
distinction
the ensign
ments:
to
break a treaty.
From
of a ship
properly neut. of Trapdarjfjios.

ov,
(irapd, affp-d)
irapd-crr)|AOS,
stamped amiss or
II.
falsely: of money, base, counterfeit, spurious. marked in any way, conspicuous.
compact or sworn.
irapa-o"JTOvBos, ov, (irapd, ffirovSr}) contrary to a 2. of persons, faithless, fortreaty.
irapao-raSov,
Adv.
II.
(irapiaTafJiai)
stepping
beside
-TrapaoriT&>, f. 170*0;, (irapdairos) to eat at another's II. to have a seat at the table, to be a parasite.
going up
public table. irapa-criTiKos,
standing beside or at the side. acr. 2 opt. and irapao-TatT]v, irapatrras, daa, dv, part, of irapiarrjp.1
to.
.
irapacrrds, dSos, 17, (irapiarapjai) properly, anything terer : 17 irapaffiTtKT) that stands beside, a door-post, pillar: plur. TrapaFrom site. that stand in line, a colonnade, the , at, pillars See irapd-criTOS, ov, (irapd, O*?TOS) eating at the table of portico of a house or temple, Lat. vestibulum. another : as Subst., TrapdatTos, o, one who lives at an- the shortened form 7rao*Tczs. a putting aside,, other's table, a parasite, flatterer. irapdo-Tacris, eo;s, 17, (irapi(rrrjp.i}
17,
!
ov,
of or for a parasite or flat(sub. rexvrj}, the trade of a para-
ira,pa,-(TKx;du>,
pf.
f.
:
0*0;
aor.
irapfffnevaaa.
Pass.,
banishing.
II.
(irapi<na.fJ.ai)
a being
beside,
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. irapaOKvdSaTo: irapfaKdvaap-ai to get ready, prepare : to hold ready; also to pro2. to make or render so cure, provide, furnish.
posifion or post near a king.
and
so.
II.
Med.
to
get ready, prepare or furnish

2. to
for oneself: absol. to make preparations. procure by fair means or foul, as witnesses,
etc.
:
to
manage
absol. to
form
a party
partisans, to bring
or near. From irapa<rTaTi>, f. 170*0;, to stand by one who stands by trapacTTaT-qs, ov, o, (irapiaTafJiai) or near: in line of battle, one's comrade on the flank, as irpoaTciTTjs is one's front-rank-man, ciriaTaTrjs a comrade in battle. one's rear-rank-man generally,
:
Hence
trapa-crraTis, tSos,
17,
over to one's party. III. Pass, to get oneself ready, prepare : in pf. irapfaKcvaafMii to be ready, be 2. of things, to be got ready, prepared, prepared.
a helper, assistant,
irapa-o-Tixa), aor. 2 irapearixov, to beyond, pass by : pass into.
go
ally. by, past or
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jrapa-crrfjvai, -OTTJcrai,
<
aor. 2
and
I inf.ofiraptcrTT/^t.
:
fore, set before

ply.
2. to
aTopfaca Att. -oTopa) irapa-<TTOpvvup,u, f. stretch beside or along, lay flat. to turn or twist aside. irapa-0Tp<j>(i>, f. ipa,
to
to
2.
turn aside, prevent, divert.

f"fj
Trapa-crvYYptJfcM 40 '
ffQ} >
(irapa,
avyypaQ'f]')
to
allege. Med. to set before oneself, have set before one: esp. to take to oneself. i. to deposit in a person's hands, to commit to his charge. 3. to venture, stake,
: generally, to provide, furnish, suplay before one, represent,- declare : to II. 3. to place side by side, compare.
break contract with.
hazard.
to
irapa-trv\\ yopai, Pass, without Act. in use, to assemble beside or with others. irapa-crupo [u], f. avpta, hurry along, as a flood. drag, force a word m.
to
Med. irapa-TiXXto, f. -TtXai, to pluck the hair off: Pass., pf. part. pluck hairs from one's own person:
drag or sweep away,

2. irapaaipeiv CTTOS to
irapaTTi\fjifvos with one's hair plucked out. frapdrovos, ov, (irapaTeivca} stretched out beside or
along, hanging
|
1
down
by the side.
irapa-cr<t>dXX, fut. -ff<pa\): aor. I Trcrpeacp^Xa : or /rws to />ws sideways : make to glance or
q^
s/z'cfe
q^V of an arrow,
f,
to
make miss
inf.
-
or swerve aside.
I
irapdcrx,
erco, aor. 2
imperat. o
jl '
poet. aor. 2
).
irapa(rx*t sv > aor
mr^ of Trapex*
irapaTpSYeiv, aor. 2 inf. of iraparpwyo}. irapa-rpemo, f. -rpciâj, to turn aside, to turn from the right way, mislead; iroTa/Jiov irapaTptirciv to divert a river from its channel, Lat. derivare : metaph. to pervert, falsify : generally, to alter. 2. to turn one from his opinion, to mislead: Pass, to let oneself
be diverted from a thing.
f. -a\iao}, to rip up lengthwise. irapacrxov, aor. 2 part. neut. of irapex.^, used absol.,
irapa-crxia>,
see Trapexcw iv.

battle:
irapa-Tp<|>, f. -Qptyca, to rear beside or with Pass, to live with or at the expense of another.
irapdrajjis, ^, a arranging soldiers in order of an army in array; e/c vapardgfajs in battle-
irapa-TpX,
irapedpapov
:
f.
-OpQopai or
opajuou/xat
aor. 2
array.
From
:
irapa-rdcrcrco Att. -TTCO
f.
a>
aor. I
irapcTaa
run, rush by or past : c. ace. to outrun, overtake, run down. 3. escape. to run through or over. II. to run up to, run
to
2. to
\
Pass., pf. irapaTfTayfiai : Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, irapaTerdxaTO : to post beside others, esp. in order of battle : Med. to draw up one's men in order of
battle
:
quickly
to.
f.
'.
be
drawn up
Pass, to be set or posted beside in array : to in order of battle. II. Med. to meet
battle
:
one another in
battle.
absol. to stand side by side in

I
irapa-TeCvco,
ftit.
Ti/cD: aor. I iraptTfiva
pf.irapa:
swerve asidefrom fear. rub beside ; irapaTpi(3eiv XP V ~ ' abv arefipaTov aAAa> XP vff $ ( sc f ts ^dffavov} to rub the side of other gold on the lapis Lypure gold by diuis and see the difference of the marks they leave ; Pass, to be rubbed beside baser metal and, so tested, [t] = irapaTpeirca, to turn aside, turn from irapa-Tpoir!>,
irapa-Tpeto,
Tpeercy, to star/,
irapa-Tppco,
f.
^<w, to
TfTdKa
: Pass., aor. I irapeTdOqv : pf. irapaTtTap.ai to stretch out along, beside or near : to stretch out in
the right way, mislead.
a
\
iraparpoirr),
TI,
(irapaTpeiroS)
a turning off or away,
line; irapaTeiveiv Tcuf>pov to draw a long trench. of time, to protract, prolong, wear out by delay.
2.
averting,
j
means of averting.
on the rack, torture : Pass, of a corpse, be laid along, lie dead; iroXiopKia irapaTfivcadat
to stretch
to
from
to
irapaTpoiros, ov, (irapaTpeirca} turned aside, turned the right way. II. act. turning away or averting a thing.
hold out to the last in a siege. out, extend along, run along.
II. intr. to stretch
irapa-Teixicrjjia, arcs, TO, (irapd, TCtxtCw) fort built beside : a side or cross wall.
a wall or
:
irapa-Tpoxda>, poet, for irapaTpixca. irapa-TpwY", Iu ^ Tp<uop.ai aor. 2 iraperpayov to gnaw at the side, nibble at, take a bite of,
:
:
c.
:
Med. irapa-T6KTaivo(Juu, aor. I irapeTCKTrjvdfirjv to work into another form : generally, to fashion 2. to alter from the truth, anew, transform, alter.
falsify.
gen. irapa-rp&mdci), poet, for itapaTpiiroj, to turn away,
divert.
to
f.
irapa-TVYX av&) f- -Tevofcat aor. 2 irapfTvxov happen to be by or at hand, come to : to be present

:
:
.
irapa-Tjiveo,
Te/xcD poet.
-Ta/xw
plqpf.
to cut off at
pass,
the side, cut off.
irapaTerdxaTO,
raaacu.
to
Ion.
pi.
of Trapa:
at, Lat. interesse: of a thing, to offer or present itself, Lat. praesto esse. 2 6 irapaTvx&v whoever chanced to be by, any chance person ; TO 7rapaTvyx avov or T ^
irapa-nr|pi>, f. -fjaoj, to watch closely or narrowly observe superstitiously. Hence
3. irapaTvxov, abirapaTvûv, whatever happens. sol. like irapov, irapaax^v, it being in one's power. -irapd-rviros, ov, (irapd, TVTTTOJ) marked with a false
irapaTTjpirjcris, "n, an observing closely, observation. irapa-TiOijuv, with 3 sing. pres. irapanOfi, and 2 and 3 sing. impf. Traperiflets, -< (as if from Traparifleo;)
:
fut. -Orjffo}
H-rjv
:
aor. I irapeOrjrca Pass., pf. irapaTtdei/jiai :

:
Med., aor.
2 irapfOfto place beside or be-
stamp, base, counterfeit. Trapariixwv, ovaa, 6v, aor. 2 part, of irapaTvyx avta 2. to irap-avBdco, f. rjatu, to speak to, address. make light of in speaking. 3. to try to persuade one of a thing, talk over to a thing.
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irap-avXi^co, or in lie near.
Med. irapaijXiop.ai,
to
dwell or
irapa<J>p6vir](ris, ecus,
4>poo"uvir],
r),
77,
irapa<t>povia,
(irapdfppcov)
and irapaderangement of mind.

77,
irapa-4>p6vip.os, ov,=napd(ppcav. trdp-avXos, ov, (napd, afar)} dwelling or lodging beside; generally, neighbouring, near. jrapa-<j>pvKTo>p6tio[juu, Dep. (irapd, typvKTwpus) to make signals to the enemy underhand. irdp-avXos, ov, (irapd, av\6s) out of tune. irdp-avra, Adv. for Trap' auTa (sc. Tpa>v, ov, gen. ovos, 6, 77, (irapd, (pprjv} beside like irapaxpfjpa, immediately, on the spot. II* one's right mind, out of one's wits. 2. false,
in like manner, Lat. perinde. foolish. irap-avriKci, Adv. (irapd, avTiKa) immediately, on the Trapa-^vXacroxo Att. TTO>, f. ca, to watch or keep instant : with the Art., at itapavTiKa rjdovai present, guard beside, to watch narrowly.
momentary
pleasures. -rrap-avxcvios, ov, also a, ov, (napd, aux'7 1') beside or on the neck.
7rapa-<J>\wrda>, f. 770-0;, to puff up. II. irapa-4>t)G>, f. -<pva<ryiv, aor. 2 inf. of irapfffOica.
grow
beside or at the side.
i7apa-4>aivo> poet. irap4>- : f. -<pav>: to shew or make appear beside : to produce, present; irapafyaiveiv
TOV aufjLaTos to give a glimpse of the body. 2. to shew a light at the side, to light one to a place. II. Pass, to shew oneself or appear beside. irapd<}>acris poet. irapai(|>a<ris and irdp<|>aoTS, 77, a speaking to, an address, consolation, (irapdfyr) pi)
assuagement.
irapa-<|>p&>,
f.
-irapa-xoXdca, f. doca [a], to slacken : of a ship, to let in water, to leak. Hence trapa-x^p-d^G), f. daw, to winter at a place.
irapa-Xip.ao-a, irapa-xa>, f.
to
7),
:
a wintering in a place.
aor. I
xD
f.
7rapex ea
:
pf-
-KX VKOL
'
pour
in beside,
pour
in
to
heap up
note.
beside.
irapa-xop8Cu>,
aw, (irapd, xopSry) to strike beside
2. allurement, persuasion. to bear, bring or rrap-oiaca

:
the right string, to strike
a wrong
carry
along
table.
to
to
hand
to,
serve
up
Pass, to be set
on
irapa-xpdojxai, f. rjffofjai, Dep. to use amiss, abuse, misuse : to act wrongly or ill : to disregard, neglect,
slight: absol. in Ion. part. irapaxpewfJ-tvoi, regardless of their lives, fighting desperately.
2. generally, to
to allege,
law. : to avert. 4. to carry away : Pass, to be carried away. II. to carry past or beyond : Pass, to be carried past or round: metaph. to go past or beside the truth, to
err.
III. intrans. in Act., like Pass, to
mention ; 3. to turn aside or away
bring forward, produce : irapaQepciv vofiov to propose a
irapa-xpTjp-a, Adv. for rrapcL TO xp^jf^ a on the spot, forthwith, straightway; 77 uapa\pfipa dvdyKr) the immediate necessity; !# TOU irapaxpTjfM off-hand, on the
-,
go
past,
spur of the moment. irapa-xpoos, ov contr.

its
xpovs, ovv, (napd, x/â)
pass, of Time. above.

ira.pa-$fvy(ij,
f.
2.
to
be beyond,
be
over
and changing
or beside.
colour, colourless, faded.

f.
irapa-xwwtip.i,
f.
xwcrcy, to
to
throw up a
mound near
make room,
place.
-cei;o/u and
ovp.ai, to flee close
by, past, beyond.
irapa-xpa>,
to
f.
770-0;,
go
aside so as to
speak to : also to talk over, II. to speak deceitfully. exhort, persuade. irapaÔatirjv, aor. 2 opt. of -napatyOdvca. irapa<j>0dp,vos, aor. 2 med. part, of trapatpOdvca.
7rapd-<J)T|p.i,
-(prjffcu, to
give place
to retire or
withdraw from a
Hence
ov, verb. Adj.
,
one must give way. a cooling, refreshment, comfort. From

[v]
[j8a]
irapa-4>0dvaj [a]
f.
jrape(p6r]v part. irapa<f>0ds:
-<p0daca [a] and -tpQ-qaopai aor. 2 to anticipate, overtake, be

:
to cool, refresh, comfort,

irap-f3d,Tr]S, ov, 6, poet, for irapa&dTrjs.
beforehand with, surpass. irapa-<}>0YY o FLat & -<0e-yo/xat, to say beside or by the way. irapa-4>0TjT|O'i, Ep. for irapatpOfj, aor. 2 subj. of ira>
TrapjBcjBaus, poet, for irapafiefiaws, pf. part, of irapaftaivoj.
HATAAKO2
[a], ov, wet,
damp.
77,
TrapSaXtTj Att. contr. irapSaX-f] (sub. Sopd),

leopard-skin.
From
Ion. tos,
77,
Trapa4>opd, 77, (Trapafpfpofiai) a being carried aside, distraction, madness.

present.
irdpSaXis, eo
= TrdpSos, Lat. pardalis, a
= TrapcKptpu, to bringforward, produce, 7rapa4>op(i>,
irapd(j)Opos, ov, (Trapafytpaf) the way; reeling, staggering. irapd,4>paYp.a, arcs, TO, (napacppdaoa}) a fence, breastwork: a low screen: in a ship, the bulwarks.
side or
pard, leopard or panther. irapSaXtoTos, 77, ov, (irdpdaXis} spotted like the pard. and fut. of nfpSca. irapSeiv, TrapST|crop.ai, aor. 2 inf. carried aside or out of IIA'PAOS, u, like irdpoaXis^dvOrjp, a pard, leopard
or panther.
rrdpSo), aor. 2 subj. of irfpocj. iraptuo-t, Ep. for trapeiai, 3 pi. of irdpeiiju (ftpi sum). irapepdOijv [a], aor. I pass, of Trapaftaivoj.
Trapa-<j)pdo-cro) Att. -TTCO, f. cw, to run a fence beround a place : to enclose with a fence.
f.
irapa-<}>povo,
traught.
TJCTOJ,
to be beside oneself, to be dis-
Hence
irap|3aXov, aor. 2 of irapapd\\<u. Tfap(^T]V, aor. 2 of irapafiaiâj. f. ^w, to add at the side, interpo[a],
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late: to enroll illegally among the citizens; 2 pass. part, illegally registered. 7/>a<eis, aor. f. r]GQ}, to hand on to one's neighbour
to
III. go to or near, enter: absol. to approach. generally, to come, put oneselfforward, present oneself.
ira.p-yyva.u>,
irapeivcu,
irapd-(pr) \ii
inf.
of
irdpcijjii (et/xt
irapeyyvdv TO ^vvOrjpa to pass on the watchword or 2. to command suddenly, to word of command.

exhort, encourage. II. to another.
to another.
3. to
irap-etirov, (rrapd,
nrw)
aor. 2
:
sum). with no pres.
in use,
pledge one's word to
hand
over,
commit or commend
on
being used instead c. ace. pers. to talk over, persuade : hence to overreach. [In Horn., part. Trapfiirwv, irapenrovffa, metri grat.]
irap-eipvco, Ion. for irapfpiica.
irap-eipto, (irapd, tipoj) to fasten or attach beside, insert; vupovs Trapdpuv seems to mean adding observance of the laws.
Hence
irap-6YY^T|, ?), and irap-eyyv^cns, 17, a passing the watchword or word of command.
I pass, of irapadiSca/jii. sing. aor. 2 of Trapaoapddvoj. iraptSpajAOV, aor. 2 of iraparp^ct). irapcBpexia), f. oca, (jrdpeopos} to sit constantly beside, II. to be an to be ever with or by, Lat. assidere.
irap860T)v, aor.
irapf8pa0v, 3
irdpcis, 2 sing, of irapeifu (dpi sum). irapets, fTcra, ev, aor. 2 part, of Trapirjfti. irap-eicrdYto, f. a>, to bring in beside : to
assessor (mipeSpos) to one.

II. irop-cBpta, ?), (trdpcSpos') a sitting beside. the office or dignity of assessor. irap-sBpos, ov, (trapd, eSpa) sitting beside : geneII. as Subst. rally, beside, next to, near. Trdpeopos,
ward, introduce, Hence

secretly.
exhibit.
II. to
bring forintroduce secretly.

introduced
irapi<ra,KTOS, ov, broiight

irap-610-Sexop.ai,
f.
in
beside,
pp.ai,
Dep.
to take in besides or
along with.
-eovv
irap-curSijopxu, Pass, and Med., with act. aor. 2 to pf. -Ofovtta, and plqpf. -ScovKeiv, intr.: get in by the side, to slip or creep in.
:
6,
an
assessor, assistant:
in Prose,
the assessor or
coadjutor of a magistrate. irapeScoica, irap8cov, aor.

irap-cop,ai,
f.
and
of
irapaoidcafjii.
-e5oC/xat, Dep. to sit beside: but irape'eo, irap(6jjievos are aor. 2 med. imperat. and part.
aor. I pass. inf.
,,
of
Trapi^fii.
7rap-i<Tpxop,(u, Dep. with act. aor. 2 -rj\6ov, pf. -f \rj\vOa to come in secretly or wrongfully. irap-6ur<j>epco, to bring in beside; Trapeiatpepfiv voII. fj.ov to introduce a law inconsistent with another.
to
aor.
of
TTapaTiOrjfJii.
add
or apply besides.
(irapd) the cheek, used by Homer in plur. ; in he uses Ion. form iraprjiov. fcing. the cheek-piece of a helmet.
i,
77,
always
II.
Trapeuas, ou, o,
= irapwas.
irapeirai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of irapirjî. irap-K, before a vowel irap-eg, (irapa, IK) as I. c. besides, except, Prep., gen. outside, before: exclusive of. 2. c. ace. out along, beyond, alongside
irap-i8ov, aor. 2 with no pres. in use, Trap-opdca being used instead, (irapd, (ISov) to observe by the way,
to
of; trapete voov out of reason, foolishly; also,

II.
remark, notice.
II. to
overlook, disregard.
irap( 'AxtA.7}a without the knowledge of Achilles. as Adv. of Place, out beside, out and away. 2.
me-
irapi0T)V, aor. I pass, of irapiijfu. irap-iK<o, f. a>: poet. aor. 2 TrapeifcaOov, inf. -aOeiv: to yield on one side, give way : to permit, alII. impers., low. Trapeircei /xot it is in my power,
07777 irapiKoi wherever it was practicable; KaToL TO dei iraptiKov as it was practicable from time to time.
taph. beside the mark, senselessly, foolishly.

side, except, ttapeK
r)
3. be-
except so long as .. Trap-KJ3aivo), f.-ftfftr)aoâi,tostepoutpastorbeyond, to deviate from: to overstep, transgress a rule: absol.
,
oaov..
allowable;
to deviate, to
make a digression. Hence rrapK|3doTS, T), a stepping out beyond, deviation; also a digression.
7rap-6K8vop,ai, Pass./o slip out by the side, steal away. irapeKtCTKCTO, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of 7ra/>a/tîcu. irap-eKKXivto, to turn a little aside : to deviate.
irap-cicXeYco,
/
irap-iXier<ra>, poet, for

irapetp-at, pf. pass.
Trdp-ip,t
(irapd, flfii
at.
inf. -napcivai
sum)
be by or near
adesse.
: f. impf. iraprfv napeffofJiat : to be by, to be present. 2. to one, c. dat. : also to be present in or

: :
f.
ca,
)
to collect covertly, to embezzle.
irap-K 7Tpo<J)iiY &)

elude
subj.
;
3. to be
4. to
present to help, to stand by, like Lat. have arrived at a place. 5. im-
to flee out away from before, to TrpofKnpo^vyfffi, Ep. for -<pvyr), 3 sing. aor. 2
pers., -napecrTi IJ.OL it is in power: absol. it is possible, it may be done, it is allowed: part, irapuv Ion. Trapeov, it being possible, since it is allowed, Lat.
6. TO. quum fieri possit. irapovra present circumstances, the present state or condition ; also TO" irapov.
my
irap-KTavuci), f. vffca, = trapfKTcivo}. irap-6KTivco, f. Tfvw, to stretch out along, to deploy. irap-cKTsXeco, f. faaj, to accomplish against a wish. irap-CKTtov, verb. Adj. of 7ra/>=xa>, one must furnish. irap-CKTOs, Adv. (napd, ttcros) out of, without, besides.
irdp-et(u
inf.
irapifvai:
impf.
ibo):to go
alongside.
irapyw.
by, beside or near, to 2 to by, overtake,

.
pass:
(irapd, ci/jti to go
3.
of Time,
pasj
surpass.
Trap-KTpX&>,
irap-eKTpira>,f.â>,to turn aside, divertfrom the way. to run out past.
to
pass on, pass.
II. to
pass on towards,
n-apeXa/Sov, aor. 2 of
531
irap-cXaww
aor. I
Ep. -eXdffffoa Att. to drive by or Tiaprjâffa Ep. napekaaora

:
f.
-t\d<rca
[cf]
past.
II.
Trape\avvfiv e<p' app-aros, t<p' 2. i'lrrrov to drive on a chariot, or r/'cfe on horseback. then with an a<?t. to row or sail by, past (sub. vavv)
; :
drive past ; son, overtake
as if intr. (sub. bitypov, 'itrirovs, etc.) to then with a new ace. to drive past a per-
wear out with playing upon : out by being played pf. pass. part. irape^rjv\rjiJLfvos worn upon, generally, worn out, exhausted.
irap-6av\a>,
f.
rjffca,
to
aor. 2
inf. TrapefieVcu, (irapd,
him
also,
6fei/)
to
ô ow^
trans-
beside,
gress.
pass by or alongside.
2. to overstep,
loci, to sa*7 by,
past a person or place.

to,
3. later also
:
to rate 6y,
to r/cfe o
run by : to ride one's way.

,
advance towards
-TTap--ip<rta, 17, (irapa, IK, elpeaia) the part of the hip out beyond the rowers, either end of the ship, the
bows or
the stern.
f.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of mpoAryw. Dor. for irapekuvra, fut. part. ace. of ,
rare* fut.
irap-ejjeXawco,
(sub. vavv)
to
-(\dffo) Att. -f(\w:

to
seemingly
:
intr. (sub. tirrrov, etc.), to
drive out past, to drive past
<
irap6\6v<TO|jLat,
of Tfapip\op.a.i
-rrdpeifj.1
(dpi
ibo) being so used in Att.

:
by. (sub. arparov} irapejjcXOwv, ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, of Trapef epô/icu. aor. 2 inf. of napîrjp.i. irapc|(Ji6v, Ep.
row past:
march
irap-6\KCi)
f.
TraptAf a>
or irap\Kvff(t} [u]
:
aor. I
:
irap-ejjepxojjiai,
2
f.-\evaofj.ai
:
Dep. with
act. aor.
(napa, tA.ai) Trapi\Kvffa pf. pass. TrapetA/fucr/xat Med. to draw aside to draw; aside or to Ate s/cfe : 2. to lead alongside, of led for oneself, intercept. horses ; of boats, Trapf\Kciv \K ^rjs to tow from the
:
bank.
3. to distort, twist.
II. to
spin out,
prolong, put off: intr. to cfe/oy. irap-c^paXXaj, f. -e /z/3aAa>, toput in beside or between, interpolate: hence to throw in by the way, insinuII. to cfraw up troops in battle order, to ate.
to g-o ow^ beside, to irapef)\0ov pf. irapf\r)\v0a slip past, elude: to pass out over, c. gen. ; but also c. II. to overstep, transgress. ace. to pass by one. irap-eTaa>, f. aercy, to search out by comparison. -irap-e^cvpio-Kco, f. -egtvprjaoj, to find out besides. of Time, let out beside : irap-e|lT)[ju, f. -ef rjaw, to
to let pass.
irapei|A6v [T], Ep.

irap-^Co"njp,t,
/
inf.
of irapt
et/
(efyi ibo).
encamp.
irap-cjJipX^'Tra},
f.
-eKorrjaca, to remove aside, change: Pass., with intr. tenses of Act., to undergo a change.
f.
â>, to
look askance.
Trap|Apo\-Tj, fj, (TrapffifiaXeiv) a putting in beside, II. a drawing up in insertion, interpolation. battle-order: an army so drawn up, a regular camp :
mtptimcra,
irapot<ra, Dor. fem. part, of irapeifju aor. I of irapairdOa}.
(eiftt
sum}.
irap-irciXXop,ai, Ion. for 7rape<pd\Ao/u. Trap-Tri86iKvvp,i, f. -fjriotigca, to point outbeside.
II.
hence any fortified place, a

irap-6p,|3t>a>,
f.
castle,
camp.
sum).
vaca [D], to
inf.
f.
push or stuff in.
irapepijjicvai,
Ep.
f.
of
irdpeifti (elfii
irap-jA,mirXir)p.t,
irap-|A'rri'jrTa>, creep in.
secretly frill of. -f^TTfaovâi, to fall in by the way,

to
-e/XTrA.i70"cu, to fill
of season, make a display. at a strange place : irap-irt8if]p.os, ov, sojourning as Subst. a stranger, sojourner. f. -tTnonfôâi, to inspect beside. a turning round -fj, (iraptmcrTpetyQ})
Med.
to exhibit out
in passing.
f.
irap-cfjnroXdo),
rjffo},
traffic
underhand
in a
thing, to
bring about fraudulently. irapp,ir6pevp,a, arcs, TO, an article of small value.
smuggle
in,
From
Trap-cjjLiropciJojxat, Dep. (rrapd, (fj-iropos) to traffic in II. metaph. to yield or besides. afford besides.
f tfapairXdôi. J P ass as if a TTapeirXo), 3 sing. Ep. aor. ^ of irapair\eoj, Verb in -p.i. to follow by the side, f.
irapeirXa-yxfrlv* aor
irap-iro|xai,
if/opai,
Dep.
follow close:
trifler.
to follow as
6,
an
escort.
TrapepYaTrjs, ov,
[a]
a (irdptpyov) a doer of trifles,

the
Pass, to grow in beside, hang upon. aor. 2 inf. of 7rapa<pep<u. inf. -toew, aor. 2 with no pres. in use, irap-cveiSov, to take a side look at.
iTap-|Ji<J>'uop,ai,
irapVYK6iv,
irapVT]VOV, impf. of
aor. 2 inf.
irapavrjvfo) (see irapavea}}.
subject, ov, (napd, pyov) beside II. as Subst., irdptpsubordinate, incidentally. a by-work, subordinate business ; kv iraptp^cii 70J/, TO, as a by-work, as subordinate or secondary, Lat. obiter;
irap-pYos,
main
irapevGetv, TrapevOo), Dor. for irapf\0fiv, irapf\0QJ,
and
subj. of iraptpxo[J.ai.
Trapv0T)KT],
r),
(vaptvriOrffU) something put in beside,
(K irapepyov iroiewOai to do by the way: hence a useless addition, appendage. irapepY^S, Adv. of Tfdptpyos, incidentally.
to
2.
an appendix;
TTapcvOrjKr] \6yov a digression. irap-cvoxXeto, f. rjao}, to trouble or annoy one while
aor. i iraptipiruffa : irapepirw, f. irapfpTrva'ca [/] : II. to to. creep in at the side : to creep up
about something : Pass., pf. irap-qvwx^riî, to be troubled

besides.
ira.p-v<ra\ijaj, f. aca, intr. to swing to and fro. irap-eg or irdp-e^, v. iraptK. irap-fZayiD, f. fey, to lead out beside or past : hence to mislead.
pass by. to irap-epvw Ion. irapctpvco, f. VCTOJ, (irapd, kpvoi) draiu along the side. \y~\ is irap-pxo|A<u fut. -cXtvffofjai, but the Att. fut. Dep., with aor. 2 -fj\0ov Ep. jrdpfipi (dfu ibo) to go by, beside or past, -i]\\i6ov pf. -e\r]\vOa
:
532
pass
by,
pass away.
2.
of Time, to pass; 6
irap-
e\0<jw \povos time past; rb irape\0ov and kv ry II. to pass by, irape\06vTi in time past, of old. ciroutstrip, surpass : metaph. to outwit, overreach,
VI. absol. in imperat., irdpex' & liceret. get yourself out of the way. B. Med. Trapexo/*t, f. Trapeo/n or irapaaxn 1
pf.
|
irapeax r}lj ai
-
to offer or supply
of oneself or from
cumvent.
over, slight
:
III. to
pass by without heeding, pass
passed over.
also of things, to escape one's notice, be IV. pass 2. also to transgress.

to a place, arrive at : V. to come forward, esp. to
to produce or display on one's own part; irapfx ff^ a Twa pdprvpa to bring forward as a witness. II. generally, to have as one's own, pro-
one's
own means:
'-
on and
to
come
esp. to
into a house.
in public.
pass speak
duce as one's own;
-rrapfxeffOai
nva dpxovra
to
acknowledge
as
one's
general
of an ambassador,
-irap-6(T0to),
irdpecrav, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of irdpeifju (dfu sum}. f. -eSo/iat: aor. 2 -e<payov, inf. -<payeiv: II. to eat a piece of, gnaw or to eat besides.
Trap^x^ffOdi iruXiv fj.cyio'Trjv to represent the greatest III. to make or render so and so. IV. city.
nibble at, c. gen.

irdpeo-is, r), (irapit]p.i} a letting pass, also remission, forgiveness.
letting
go
irapco-KeudBSTai., irapeo-iccudSaTO,
Ion. 3
inf.
pi.
pf.
of Numbers, to make up, amount to, give the sum of. irap-Tjpdoj, f. rjao), to be past qne's prime, to be verging towards old age. irap-i]pos, ov, (Trapd, 77)877) past one's prime. irap^|YV 6U^ a aor * or> ira-po:yye\\6). irap'fJY ov impf. of vapdyca.
/
'
'
and plqpfictTrjfJU.
pass, of irapafficfvdfa.
pf.
irapcardp-ev, irapeorTafievai, Ep.

:
of Trap-
f.
trapT]Yop0, impf. Traprjyupovv, rarely ziraprflupovv aor. I Traprjyoprjoa to ad170-0; (irapriyopos)

:
: : :
dress, exhort,
encourage
to advise, exhort.
II.
part. irapfffTijKcus, irapco'TrjKa, pf. of irapiffTijfu neut. irapfGTijKos used absol., see contr. irapfffTws
:
to console, comfort, soothe. is also used like the Act.
The Med.
iraprjyGp4ofj.it
vapiarrjiJ.1,
at end.
irapiffTrjfJtt.
irapT)YOpta,
sion.
2.
r),
Hence an addressing, exhortation, persuai
irap(TTT|v, aor. 2 of
a consolation.
'
irap-<rrios, ov, (Trapd, larta) by or at the hearth. irapta-xov, aor. 2 of irapeTT|pow, impf. irdpeTOS, ov, verb. Adj. of irapirjfii, relaxed, palsied. iraptTpcoxrav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of irapa/rptca. irop-u8oKtp.0), f. -rja<a, to surpass in reputation.
irap-6v0iJva>, to
ov (napd, ayopcva) addressing, en2. couraging, cheering. consoling. TrapT]<p0Trjv, aor. I pass, of irapafipcj. irSpTjiov, TO, used in Homer as sing, for irapeid (which he only uses in plur.), the cheek : the jaw of a wild beast. II. the cheek-ornament of a bridle.
irap-T|Y P os
irapirjis, -ijiSos,
\
guide one
f.
from
the right ivay, to

to
contr. Att. irapfjs, -fjSos,
rj,
= irap-
constrain.
soothe.
\y\
rya-aj,
-fjtov,
the cheek.
I
irap-VKT)Xa>,
(Trapd,
fvKrjXos)
calm,
|
irap^Ka, aor.
of
irapirjî.
Trap-6vvdop,av,
beside.
fut. -dcro/xai,
Med.
to lie or sleep
irap-T|Kto, f. a>, to side, stretch along.
have come alongside

i.
to lie be-
to reach or extend to or
III.
towards.
I
II. to
come forth, appear.
of
beside or with. irdp-cvvos, ov, (Trapd, fvvrj) lying

-fvprjffca irap-vpurica>, out or discover besides : to invent.
f.
:
Time,
aor. 2
-tvpov
to
find
2.
!
by, past. Trap"f|Xa<ra, aor. aor. 2 of irap^XOov,
to be
gone
jrap-6VTpirt<0,
to
f.
iaca, to
put
in order, arrange.
irap-fjXilj) IKOS, o,
r),
like irdpr)@os, past one's prime.
arrange amiss,
neglect.
absol., see
irapexov, part. neut. of irapex 03 used

irapcxovTi,
-irdp-Tjjxai, inf. -rjaOai : properly the pf. pass, irapifa, to be seated by, beside, or at, c. dat. : to sit
of
by
one
to
fX 03
' '
Trapex<>y<n, 3 pi. II- pres. part. dat. of irapexf.
Dor.
for
of
Trap-
irap-T|(ji6pos
dwell with one to be present at or near. Dor. irapd|xepos, ov, (irapd, rj/ze'pa)
:
coming day by day,
daily.
irapfôj or irapaffx^ 1^^'. pf- Trape<7X77#ct" aor. 2 irapffx v poet. irapeffxôv : to hold beside, hold in readiness : to furnish, supply. II. of
'
irap-cxw
Trap-gvo'uv, impf. of Trapati/ecy. irapT||ai, aor. I of irapaiffffca.

irdpif]|is,
T),
(irapriKca)
arrival alongside, coming to

77,
things, to afford, grant, cause, render. offer or present for a purpose : also to
III. to
shore.
Trap-TjoviTTjs, ov, 6, fem, -ITIS, iSos,
(Trapd, TJWV)
make
oneself
over to another, put oneself at his disposal : also to make or render so and so to put forward, represent,
:
lying on the shore,
[f]
produce, esp. as parties to an agreement. V. impers., Trapexet rivi allow, grant.

licet
IV. to
it is
irapirjopia, T), (iraprjopos) the reins by which the outside horse or outrigger was fastened beside a pair of
al-
horses in the yoke.
lowed one, is in one's power to do so and so, Lat. : hence neut. part. pres. and aor. 2 irapexv and 7rapa<rx<>i> (used absol. like irapov, (ov, etc.), it being or having been in one's power, Lat. quum liceat or
'
irap-T|Opos Dor. irap-aopos.i ov, (irapd, detpcu) hanging beside: iraprjopos (sub. tWos) a horse which draws by the side of the regular pair (^wapis) an outrigger,
also called irapd&eipos or ffeipcupopos, opp. to fryirrjs
533
II. lying along, or tyyios. sprawling, helpless also beside oneself, distraught, silly. aor. 2 of irapairatyiatcoj. iraprjiraê, 3 sing.
:
let TrapeOrjvat: pf. nap^Tât, part, irapetptvos II. to let by, drop beside or at the side, let fall. 2. metaph. to let past, through. pass, disregard,
:
to
Trapes, -fjSos, fj, Att. contr. for iraprjis, -77180*. Trap-r\cr6a, Ep. 2 sing. impf. of irdpfifu (elfj,i suni). Trap-ncrOcv, Dor. 2 sing. aor. 2 of 7rapato-0dVoynat.
pass.
c.
neglect, Lat. praetermittere. 3. of Time, to let III. to unloose, relax, Lat. remittere. 2.
gen.,
rov
TTOOUS irapitvai to let
go
one's bold of,
of irapaiTew. irapT|Tr][iai, pf. pass, irapdf[iGVOS, poet. aor. 2 med. part,
slack
away the
sheet
metaph.
to yield,
give
way :
of
irapaTidrjfJti.
irap0evia and -ta, 77, (TrapOevevoj) maidenhood, virgin estate or condition. = irap0fVia, TO., irapOivia, rd.
Pass, to be relaxed, weakened, hence pres. part. Trapif(j.fvos, aor. 2 irapepevos, pf. Trapet/ttVos, 2. to remit, Lat. conexhausted, Lat. remissus.
Med. and
Trap0Vtos
Ion.
-TJIOS,
ov,
(irap6tvo$')
maidenly,
estate or
maiden, virgin. Trap0evvjxa, CTOS, TO, (jrapOfvevca) virgin condition : in plur. the pursuits of a virgin.
donare : hence to forgive, pardon. IV. to yield, give up, Lat. concedere : to allow, permit : hence to V. Med. irapieodai, to win a peradmit, let in. son over : to beg off" a thing, beg to be excused : to ask pardon.
Trap-dew, old. poet, form of iraprjKQ}. [t] f. oca, to ride alongside. along or over.
irap-iiriretici),
Trap06VtJco, f. oca, (irap6tvos) to bring up a virgin : Pass. irapOtvevofMi, to lead a maiden life, remain a
2. to ride
maid.
Trap0evCa, 77, Trap0tvia (sub. p.t\TJ), rd, songs sung by maidens to the flute with dancing: properly neut. from TrapBfvios.
|
= trapOevfia.
irap-t<ros, ov, (Trapa, loos) almost equal, just like. Pass., aor. I irap-txrow, f. wow, to make just like: TrapiowOrjv, to measure oneself with, vie with.
irapicTTaao, pres. med. imperat. of

Trap-i<mfj|xi., f. TTapaorrjoca : impf., fut. and aor. i, make to
I.
Trap0eviKT| (sub. xuprj},
77,
poet, for irapdtvos, a virsq.
',
trans, in pres.,
2. to
gin,
maid
strictly fern,
77,
from
stand beside, to place
Trap0viKos,
maidenly.
ov, (napQivos}
of or for a maiden,
mind, present, offer, suggest: to prove, crrioop.a.i, and aor. I 3. the Med., esp. fut. Trap0tvios, a, ov, also os, ov, (irapOtvoi) of a maiden shew. maiden. the 2. irapOevios, 6, as Subst., or virgin, corrjodfjirjv, have peculiar usages, to set by one's side, an unmarried woman. vir- produce : to bring to one's side, to bring over by son of II. metaph. force, overcome, subdue : also to win over, persuade : gin, pure, chaste, unsullied. II. Trap0cv-omTrir]S [f], ov, (jrapOevos, OTrnrrcvoj) one hence also to dispose for one's own views. intrans. in Pass, -urrct^tat, with act. aor. 2 who looks after maidens, a seducer. forijv, IIAPOE'NOS, T), a maid, maiden, virgin, Lat. pf. -tarrjKa, plqpf. -ftorrjKciv, to stand by, beside, or 2. of near : hence to stand by, to help or defend. virgo : sometimes masc., an unmarried youth. 2. TlapOevos, as a name of several goddesses, of Minerva events, to be near, be close at hand: TO irapiara^vov at Athens; of Diana and the Tauric Iphigenia. II. present circumstances: so too, TO Trapforus or Trap\
by, beside, or set before the
near, to present, offer to one.
as Adj.
maiden, virgin, pure, chaste. Trap0v6-o-<j>a yos, ov, (-jrapOevos, otpayrjva^from the
>
to the side
sacrifice
of a maiden. irap0ev6-xpws, arros, o, maidenly, delicate colour.
7),
(irapO^vos,
XP^ S )
f m ^-
eorus, contr. pf. part, for TrapeorijKos. 3. to come of another : metaph. to come over to his opinion : absol. to come to terms, surrender, sub4^
come in *
one's bead, suggest itself to

:
one.
Trap0eva>v, wvos, 6, (irapOevos) the young chamber, in a house, mostly in plur.
women's too II. the hence
5. of events, to take place, occur, happen in fut. med. ar-f]Gop.ai. 6. to be in one's power,
so
absol.,
pf.
part, irapfffrijtcos,
vapov, tov,
it
temple of Athena Parthenos in the citadel at Athens,
being in one's power to do, Lat. quum liceat. the Parthenon, rebuilt by Pericles. irap-urriSios, a, ov, (Trapa, lords) by or at the loom, bold Trap06v-coTr6s, uv, (irapOtvos, <Jty) of virgin aspect. irap-tcrxco, collat. form of irapexv, to have by, Trdp0<rav, poet, for -napiOtaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 of in readiness : to present, offer. irap-lTi)TOv and -ca, verb. Adj. of irdpctfu
77, (irapariOrjfjii) a deposit, pledge. irap-iatio), (Trapa, lavca) to sleep beside or with.
Trap0o-iTj,
iraplSeiv,
iboi),
inf.
f.
of irapeiSov.
oca, to set
one must approach or go. irapKarcXeKTO, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of as if from TrapaKar(\tj^r]V.
of trapaKeiftai. TrapKtifJicvos, Ep. part, irap-K\vu>, Ep. for irapaK\ivw.
Tfap-iBptiw,
Trap-to>, to place or
up beside: so make to sit beside.
also in
Med.
2. intrans.
to seat oneself beside, sit beside, but this sense is more common in Med. irapiôjMi, aor. 2 irap*6fjiT)V t inf.
t,
irap-KtnrTO), Ep. for irapa/cviTTca TrapKVTTTOKTa, for irapaitv-nTovaa..
Dor. part,
fern,
fut. TrapTjocj
Med., aor.
napfiîjv
aor. I iraprJKa pf. irapettea Pass., aor. I irapeieijv, inf.

: :
mipp.|a.pXa>K, Ep. 3 sing. pf. of irapa&\wof<a. irap-jitvco, Ep. for irapap.(vca.

,
poet,
534
for irapdpovos. Tro.p-p.ovos, ov, poet,
[
ITA'POS.
Trapoivia,
77,
(vdpoivos) drunken violence: a drunken

77,
ITapvdo-ios [d],a,ov, Ion. IIapW|cn,os,

ov, of or from Parnassus: Ion. and IlapvTjorts. 8os. From
77,
ov, also os, frolic.
fern. Ilapvirjo-tds, a5os,

j
irapoi.vuc6s,
ov, disposed to drunkenness.
From
and Trdp-oivos, ov, (jrapd, oTvos) Ilapvaaos Ion. IIapVT)<r6s, 6, Parnassus, a moun- drunken with wine, quarrelsome over one's cups. later Ilapvaaaos (with double o*). tain of Phocis TrapoiTO/ros, rj, ov, Sup. of irdpoiOe, irdpos, of Place, From the foremost. IIapvT|9ios, ct, ov, of or from Parnes. a mountain of Attica irapoCrepos, a, ov, Comp. of irdpoiOe, Trapos, the one IIdpVT]S, rjOos, TI or o, Parnes,
irap-ouvios,
ov,
:
ITapv-rjo-os, o, Ion. for Ilapj/acros. OTTOS, 6, a kind of locust.
before or in front.
IIA'PNO,
irapoSiTrjs
:
Trap-otxop,ai,
Trapoi\ojKa,
:
f.
-oix^ffOftCU
pf.
jrapyxr} Ka Ion.
f.
ffcu,
to
journey
by.
voc.ira: fem. irapoStris, Dtp. to 2. of Time, to be a passer by, traveller, wayfarer. gone by, spent ; 77 irapoixoiJifvr) vv the bygone night; 2. dvSpes irapoixofJicvoi men II. to of bygone times. irdp-oSos, 77, (irapa, 656s) a way past, passage. III. c. a going by or past passing; kv irapooca in pass- be gone, be dead, like oiôjucu gen. to to wander, depart from; ocrov a narrow entrance or shrinkfrom. II. a side-entrance, 2. ing. poipas III. a coming forward to speak be- irapoixy how art thou fallen from thy high estate. approach. 2. the first entrance of a chorus Att. redupl. form fore the assembly. irapoica>XT|, T), (Trape^cu)
[t],
ov, 6,
and in late writers Lave past by, pass on.
pass.
ibos
(TrdpoSos)
into the orchestra, which
was made /row

:
the side.
a furnishing.
irap-oXicr0dvo>, later -atveo: fut.-oXiaô-cu:
in secretly.
to slip
-to;a : irap-ot-yvvfju and -irap-otYco : f. -oicu aor. I to open at the side or a little, set ajar: c. gen.,
7rcrpoias
T?7S
Trap-op.oido>, f. dffca, to be like, to resemble. Trap-6p,oios, ov, also a, ov, (napd, o/iotos) nearly and before a vowel -Oev, (irdpos) Prep, with like, much alike: nearly equal. irapov, oVros, TO, pres. part. neut. of irdpeifu (ct//i gen. before, in the presence of, Lat. ante, coram. 2.J of Time, before. II. Adv. of Place, before, in sum), used absol., see irdpeifu 5. 2. of Time, before this, erst, formerly, hereFrom front. iTapo\}VTiK6s,r),6v,jitfor
little
Ovpas having opened a
of the
door.
'
inciting, provoking.
:
tofore
irapoiQe irpiv, Lat.

f.
priusquam.
irap-oiKcco,
to sojourn.
rjao), to
dwell by, beside, or near.

77,
Hence
irapotKT](rta and irapoiicrjois, or near, neighbourhood.
to make keen Trap-owa>, f. vva>: aor. i irapwvva for a thing metaph. to urge, prick, or spur on : to Hence provoke, irritate, excite. a dwelling beside o, irritation : a provoking, inciting. irapopacns, 77, (itapopaoS) an overlooking : carelessII.
:
,
TrapoiKia,
irdpoifcos,
77,
(jrapoiKos}
a dwelling
in a place as
settle
ness.
sojourning. irapoiKia>, f. ia<a, (irapOLKOs) to place or Pass, to settle or live near. another
:
near opacy)
irap-opao), f. irapoôfMi : aor. 2 irapeidov (v. sub II. to look at by the way, notice, remark.
:
irap-oiKoSop.eci),
f.
?70"a>,
to
build beside or near,

II. to
to look past, overlook: to slight, to look sideways.

dt, f. iffca,
make
light of.
:
III.
build a wall along or across. a wall or bank.

irdp-oiKos, ov, (irapa,
keep off by
be or be
to
at.
provoke to anger
Pass, to
made angry
Hence
oitw)
dwelling beside or near,
II. as Subst., irdpoitcos, 6, a neighneighbouring. bour : also an alien, foreigner, who dwells in the
a sojourner, Lat. inquilinus. a by-word, proverb, adage, 77, (irdpoifj-os) saw. elsewhere 2. a parable, in St. John's Gospel in N. T. called irapa0o\rj. Hence
land,
irapoijiCa,
;
Trapopyurn-os, 6, provocation to anger. Trap-opia>, f. icrca, to pass one's own boundaries, encroach on a neighbour. Hence Trapopumf|s, ov, 6, an encroacher.
Trap-op}xdb>,
Pass.,
f.
770"cy,
to
put in motion, urge on
with
fut.
med.
-rjcrofjiai, to
to"cu
irap-op}j.ici>, fut.
pass rapidly, rush at. Att. -to), to bring to anchor
irapoip.ia.K6s,
77,
6v, proverbial
as metrical term,
side by side.
irapoifjiiaKos (sub. ffrixos), 6,
paestic dimeter catalectic, mostly at the
a paroemiac, an Anaend of an
Anapaestic system.
irdp-oijAos, ov, (irapd, o?/zos) by the way-side. 7rap-otvco : impf. eirapojvovv and aor. I tirapyvrjaa,
irap-opvis, t#os, o, 77, ill-omened, with evil auspices. irap-opvcro-w Att. -TTOD : f. fcu aor. I Trapwpvja to dig beside or along. II. to dig one against another, as was done in training for the Olympic
: :
games.
Trap-opxtop,at,
f.
with dupl. augm.

redupl.
:
pf.
rreirapwvrjKa,
with augm. and
-rjffo/Jiai,
Dep.
to
dance amiss,
vqiMi
so in Pass., aor. I enapajvÔjjv : pf. ire-Trapyto behave ill in one's cups, play (Trdpoivos)
:
dance the wrong dance.
ITA'POS,
merly
:
Adv.,
I.
of Time, before, erst,for-
drunken
tricks.
II.
drunkenness: generally, to
one in maltreat and abuse, like a

trans, to maltreat
j
drunken man.
with the Att., TO wdpos or Toirapos,for2. with inf., like Lat. priusquam, merly. ?rptV, trapos fy yaiav iKtaQai before he should reach his
also
II apio
535
irdp<j>TJKTGs, ov, poet, for irapdcpVKTOS, verb. Adj. to be avoided. irapacpevyct),
own
followed by irpiv 76 as relat., Lat. prius , 4. too quam, rather . than. II. of Place, before, soon. 5. rather, sooner.
land.
3. irapos,
. . . ,
of
in front.
B. Prep., poet, for rrpo, before, both of Time and Place. II. before, rather than: also for, ij^
Trdpwas, ov, 6, (irapcaus) a snake of a colour betiveen red and brown, sacred to Aesculapius. From irapcoSCa, 77, a burlesque, parody. irap-a>86s, ov, (0)877) singing a song in a different
style,
stead
of.
burlesquing a song.
fut.
II.
intimating obto
ITapios, a, ov, of the island of Paros, Parian; From Udpios \idos Parian marble. Ildpos, 77, Paros, one of the Cyclades, famous for its white marble.
irap-OTpvvo),
f.
scurely.
irap-<o0o,
secret
:
-woca and
-coOrjffca
push aside
or away, repulse from one: to put on one side, keep
Med.
to
push away from
oneself, reject, re-
vvu>, to
urge or excite
to mischief.
nounce.
irap-ovo-ia, 77, (rrapwv, irapovaa) a being present, presence; dvSpwv irapovcria = dvSpes of irapovTfs = ira P f ?vai II. 2 arrival. irapovaiav X flv like ret. irapovTa, present circumstances. irap-oxTva>, f. ffca, to turn off into a side channel:
; '
-
irapuv, oCo~a,
irap-a>vijp.os,
ov, part, of napeim

ov,
(elfjii
sum).
for
(irdpa,
ovvpa. Aeol.
oVo/xa)
metaph.
to
turn off or divert an inquiry.

be-
formed by a slight change from a word. uapcoos, ov, reddish brown or bay, of horses. irap-oipciTrjs, ov, 6, (irapd, opos) one who dwells on a mountain-side.
irdp-opcs, ov, (irapd, wpa) out of season, untimely : neut. pi. irdpoipa as Adv., unseasonably. irap-a>po<|>ts, ioos, 77, (irapd, opofyr)) the part of the
7rap-ox>, f- 77(70;, (irapd, oêo;) to carry by or Med. to sit beside in a chariot. side :
irapoxT),
57,
(Trapex<u)
f.
irap-oxA.ia>,
iffca,
to
a supplying, furnishing. move aside with a lever,

one
remove.
irdp-oxos,
chariot.
irap-ov|/Cs, ioos,
6, (irapd, 6'xos)
who
rides beside in a
roof stretching beyond the wall, the eaves, cornice. irapC{>x 6TO 3 sing. impf. of irapoixofAat. part. irapci>-)(r)p.evos. irapa>XT]|Aai, pf. of irapoixopai
;
irapoxJ/ojAcu,
a dainty side-dish. rj, (jrapa, otyov) fut. of irapcpdca, formed from obsol.
f.
T1AC2,, irdaa, irdv: gen. iravTos, irdaijs, iravTos: gen. pi. masc. and neut. irdvT(uv, fem. irdafav Ion. irdaea'v,
Ep. also irdadojv

irdvTeffffi,
dat. pi. masc.

:
and neut.
:
irdci poet.
irap-ovj/ajveco,
970-0;,
to
buy a dainty dish to
set be-
fore one. fore one

:
Hence
an additional dainty set berrjs xAtS^s a fresh
part, of irapaireidoj.
irapoiJ/awTjiia, arcs, TO,
metaph., irapo^wv-rjua relish to the pleasure.
irapiremOwv, redupl. aor. 2

irap-pijcria, 77, (irds, pijais} bad sense, licence of tongue.
freedom of speech Hence
in
irap-pTjatdJojjiai,
f.
aaoâi, Dep. to speak freely.
Trapcrfvos, Lacon. for irapOevos.

irapo-TaiTjv, iraptTTao-a, Ep. for irapaffTairjv, trapaaraffa, aor. 2 opt. and part. fern, of vapitrrrjfu. Ep. for irapaaTf]Tov, 2 dual aor. 2 subj.
,
of one person or thing, the whole, entire, all; of each of a number, every ; in plur. all : 77 irdaa f$\dftr) she who is all mischief; 4s irdv ttattov to the uttermost of evil: oVot, not 01, properly follows irdvTes as relat., trdvLat. omnes quicunque all whosoever! Tes, offoi ?ras TIS every one taken one by one, every single one TTCLVTOS fjid\\ov more than anything, above everyII. with Numerals it marks an exact numthing. ber TO. irdvTa oe/ta ten in all. III. in dat. pi. masc. irdai, in the judgment of all ; o irdai K\etv6s the renowned in the judgment of all. 2. irdai as IV. the neut. is neut., in all things, altogether. used in various senses irdvTa yiyvcaOai, like iravfem. irdaais
all,
Lat. omnis
irapTajjieiv, poet, for iraparap.fiv, aor. 2 of irapa-
TO?OS yiyveaOai, to become all things, to try every expedient: but, irdvTa elvai TIVI to be everything to
ci,
poet, for poet, for irapdTiOfi,

,
TrapariOrjaiv.
irapv(pafffjiai:
weave
pass. beside or along, attach to

pf.
f.
ava)
to
:
the side or
hem
metaph., a crowd.
oVAa
irapvipaafifva
armed men hemming

of 7rapa0a/Vo>.
in
one. 2. TO irdv the whole, and as an Adv. altogether ; ov TO irdv, not at all; so also els TO irdv, em irdv, on the whole; es irdv Hanoi) to 'every extremity of evil rrepl iravTos iroieiodai Tiva to esteem one above all. 3. irdvTa as Adv. for irdvTus, entirely, utterly, wholly : but, TCI irdvTa in every way,
;
by all means.
irap<J>atv6, poet. pres. imperat.
irap<j>4p,vos, irap(J)dorOav, poet. aor. 2 med. part, of

la,
irdp-<{)dcris,
4. Sid iravTos continually, always. tracrdv, Dor. for iraaaiv, gen. pi. fem. of TTCIS. irdaaaOat [a], aor. I inf. of ira.Teop.ai.
ird<Ta<T0at [a], aor.

77, 77,
I inf.
i,
,
poet, for Trapacpaffia. poet, for Trapd(paois. poet, for -rrapcKpfpofJiai.
iraat-jJieXovcra,
rally,
77,
(irds, f/eAct)
of irdopai. a care to all: gene-
known
to all, famous.
irdtrojjiat [a], fut.
of
iraTeofJuai.
poet, for Trapcupvyf'ii/, aor. 2 inf. of
irdcrop.ai [a], fut. of irdofj.ai.

iracrTrdXi)
[a],
77,
= iranrdXrj,
the finest
meal:
536
morsel, scrap
;
Trao-o-aX
virvov ovoe iraffira\7) not even
ov,
VT6 s
TT arpiapxi] s
a wink
of
sleep.
of the noise caused by the collision of two bodies of the waves, etc., to dash, plash: hence to chatter, scream,
:
Os,
rj,
pinned down.
From
as birds.
Att. iraTTaXeva), f. aw, (irdffffa\os) to 2. to drive in like a bolt. pin to. irdwcraXos Att. TrdrraXos, 6, (irrj'yvvfu') a peg, to
vw
IIA'TATOS,
noise
6,
clattering, clashing,
any sharp
hang anything upon : often in Ep. genit. iraoaaXtxpi. ; alpf?v diro iraaaaXofyi to take down from a peg; fcpepdaai fK traff<ra\6(pi to hang upon a peg : the form
iraffffa\6(piv
is
also dat.
II.
a gag.
Ep. gen. and dat. of irdffGaXos. for iraffdpevos, irdiracr<rap,vos, irdcrcracrOai, Ep. aaaOai, aor. I part, and inf. med. of ira.reop.ai. form of TrcurcraAos. ird<rcraj;, dtcos, u, rarer collat. Trdcrcre, Ep. for eiraaffc, 3 sing. impf. of irdaau.
ira<rcra\6<J>i, old
ira<r-o-o<J>os, ov, for -navaofyos.
the collision of two bodies ; 7raTa7os 686vTojv a chattering of the teeth ; Trdrayos KV^MTCUV of waves. (Formed from the sound.) the plash e ndraiKoi or IlaTaiKoC, ot , Phoenician deities of dwarfish shape, whose images formed the figure-heads of Phoenician ships. irardât, irardâs, aor. I inf. and part, of
<w aor. I t-narafca intr. to beat, iraTCuro-w, f. knock, throb ; "ETopt OVJAOS kvl crrrjOeaffi irdraacrfv his heart was beating, throbbing in his breast. 2. to clap the hands. II. trans, to strike, wound,
: :
made by
beat, smite.
Tratr-erCSct, ira(r-crt;8iT],
Adv.
f.
IIA'22n
Pass., aor.
Att. irdTTO)
i
for travffvo'ei, etc. traaoi [a] : aor. I eiraffa:

ircirafffMU
:
IIA'TE'OMAI,
Ep. part,
taste.
f.
vaffonai [a]
:
aor. I
:
kiraaa^v,
na.o'ffdfj.tvos
pf. TreTraa/xat
to feed on, eat,
cirdaOrjv
pf.
to
sprinkle
upon: metaph. to sprinkle in or upon, interweave, II. to besprinkle with a work in embroidery. thing.
irdtroxDV, ov,
irarcovTi, Dor. for iraTeovai, 3

part. sing. dat.
pi.
of Ttartoi
also
gen. ovos,
irr.
ira\ioiv, like thicker, broader, stouter.
naxvTfpos and
Comp. of iraxvs, for "yXvaauv from ^\VKIS :
TraTpio>,
iraTcw,
f.
f.
iaoj, (irarrjp) to say, call father.
irao-rds, aSos,
a porch
ticus.
in
shortened from napaords (q. v.) 77, front of the house, a colonnade, Lat. pormwer chamber : a bridal chamber. II. a
irdaffou,
7ra(TTOS, a, OK, verb. Adj. of

sprinkled. iraa-TOS, a shrine.
<5,
to
be be-
II. (TTOTOS) to tread, walk, step. tread on, tread ; iroptyvpas irarciv to walk on 2. to tread constantly, frequent, purple carpets. traverse a place: metaph., like Lat. terere, to thumb with using, as, irartw Aiacuirov to be always thumbing Aesop. 3. to tread underfoot, trample on.
170-0;,
trans, to
= iraffras, a bridal chamber or bridal bed:

:
TH'P, 6, gen. Trarepos contr. irarpos, dat. irain dual and pi. 6 is reTtpi contr. irarpi, ace. irarepa tained, except that in gen. pi. iraTplav is used as well
:
nA
Ildcrâ, r6, indecl. the Passovsr, paschal lamb
also
the time or feast of the Passover. (Hebrew word.) IIA'2Xn, fut. irciffofjuu : aor. i eiradov : pf. ire-
novOa, i
pi. ireirocrOf,
pf. ittiraOvZa,
fern. part, Ep. for ircirovOare to suffer or be Ep. for TrenovOvia

:
:
a as irarfpow, and dat. pi. is always Trarpaffi [a] : II. father; irarpos Trarrjp a grandfather. among III. iracalled Trarrjp. the gods Jove is emphat. rrjp is used like dircpa, drra, as a mode of address to an older person. IV. in plur., forefathers, ancestors.
iraTTjcrcts,
affected by anything whether good or bad, opp. to ei n iraOoip.i or f]v TI iraOu z/ acting of oneself aught were to happen to me, Lat. si quid mihi accident, was used to imply death ri irddoj what is to become of me f so, ri iraax 03 T * â^X 648 what is the matter
;
:
Dor. for Dor.

6,
irar'fjfffis,
2 sing. fut.
of
irareo}.
irarrjo'iJios, o, (Trartca}
a treading on.
irdrvT],
f],
for (pdrvrj.
>
IIA'TO2,
a trodden or beaten way, path, [a]

:
with
me
;
or
you
something amiss, TI
dXKrjs
what
so in part. TI iraOwv implying iraOovre \\a<r/j.0a OovpiSos ails us that we have forgotten our im?
;
(narrjp} one's fatheriraTpa, as Ion. irdrpt], TJS, f) II. a land, native land, country, like irarpis. body of persons claiming the same race or descent, a
petuous prowess ? KOLKWS ireaax^v to be

;
II.
ill
irdaxîv with other words

off,
house, clan, Lat. gens.
in evil plight; KO./CUS itaaxtiv VITO nvos to be ill used, evilly entreated by any one opp. to fv ira<j\eiv to be well off, in good
iraTp-aSeXêos, 6, poet, for Trarp-do't\<f>os. irarp-dSeXôs, 6, = Trarpbs u8eX<p6s, a father's brother, uncle by the father's side. 'xd.rpa.Qf, Adv., Dor. for irdrpTjOf.
case; eS irda\^ iv vir6 TWOS to be well used, well treated by.. , receive kindness from a person. III. iraffxfiv is also used of states or conditions ; i'va ^rj TO.VTI) iradrjTf rS> 'iirirca that ye be not in the same case with the horse so, of Things, to be liable to certain
:
iraTp-fiXotas, gen. a and ov, voc. -aAofct, o, (-rrarrjp, aAotdcu) one who strikes cr slays his father, a parricide. Hence irdrpir], 77, Ion. for irdrpa.
f
trd.rpf]Qt
affections ; iraaxtiv ravrov oirep d'AAot to be liable to the same as others ; so, Trdcrxet TOVTO KOI Ka.p8a.ua this is just the way with cress.
from
one's native land.
and -0cv Dor. irdrpHQf, Adv., (K irdrpas, II. from a race or lineage.
fj,
descent.
irard, Scythian
,
word, = KTfiveiv.
irarpLa, as Ion. irarptiq, r)s, II. a house, clan.
(irarrip) lineage,
n-arpi-apXTlS, ov, o, (irarptd, dp\T]) the father or

chief
f.
jjacu,
(irdrayos) to clatter, clash, crash,
of a family, a patriarch.
537
TrarpiBiov, r6, coaxing
Dim. ofirar^p, daddy, papa.
irarpiKos,
one's father
77,
ov, (irarrfp}
from
one's fathers or anII.
by the father's side, Lat. patruus by the mother's side.

iratieo-Kov, Ion. impf.
opp. to n^rpus, one
iraTTaXctrw, irdrTaXos, Att. for waffo*-. of iravw 7rav<TK6TO, Ion. so TO, irarpiKa (sc. xp*7 para) 3 sing. impf. med. or belonging^ irati\a, r), (rravca) a resting-point, pause, rest ; irav\a irdrpios, a, ov, also os, ov, (trarrfp} of II. of or from KO.KWV rest from ills. II. a to one's father, Lat. paternus. bringing to an end : national : rd means of stopping. one's forefathers, hereditary, customary,
cestors, patriarchal, hereditary.
;
of or from
77
Trarpt/CT/ (sc.
ovaia) one's patrimony;
irdrpia, the manners, customs, institutions Lat. instituta majorum.
of ancestors,
Tra.vpa.Kis
or -Kt
[fi],
Adv. (iravpos)
like o\iyaKis,
:
few
times, seldom.
irarpis, ioos, poet. fem. of trdrpios, of one's fathers ; one's father-land, country; irarpls TTO\IS irarp^.s yaia,
one's
trdrpa.
iravptBios, a, ov, poet, for iravpos, little, very short neut. iravpioiov, as Adv., a very little.
iravpo-Trr|S,
(s,
native
city:
also, as
Subst., irarpis,
77,
like
(navpos, CTTOS) offew words.

little,
iravpos,
brief.
a,
2.
ov,
small:
iravpoc,
iraTpu)TT]S, ov, o, (irdrpLOs) one of the same country, a fellow-countryman. = TraTpiwTis, t5os, fem. of iraTpiwrrjs', iraTpiatTis 777, a dress of irarpis, one's native land ; irarpiuns aroXrj
the country.
mostly in
pi.
of Time, short, of Number, few ;

:
so with a collective Subst., iravpos
\ausfew people
Comp.
travpor epos, fewer. Adv. seldom.
3. neut. pi. -rravpa as
TraTpo-SwpTjTOS, ov,
ther.
(iraTrjp, Scupe'w)
given by a fa-
Trav<r-dvjios, ov, (iravco, dVf/ios) calming the wind. iravo'Ctcv, 3 sing. Aeol. aor. I opt. of Trauo;. iravo-t-Kdinr] [a], 77, (iravca, Kainf) a projecting collar
TrarpoOcv, Adv. (itaTTjp) from or after a father, by
worn by slaves while grinding
or kneading, to prevent
name; dvaypa<prjvai irarpodev \v (TTr)\r} to have one's name inscribed on a tablet with one's father's name added.
one' s father' s
their eating any of the corn. iraxKrC-Xviros, 77, (iravoi, \inrrf)

grief.
ending pain or
TraTpo-Ka<riYvrjTOS,
o,
= irarpus
Kaffiyvrjros,
a fa:
ther's brother, uncle by the father's side.
ndrpOKXcs, o, Patroclus, the friend of Achilles the gen. ilarpoK\fjos, ace. TlarpoKXrja, voc. narpo/cXeis occur in Horn.; but there is no nom. TlaTpoK\fvs.
iraTpOKTOveo),
f.
iravo-t-voo-os, ov, (traixa, voaos) checking sickness. iravat-irovos, ov, (TTO.VOJ, TTOVOS) ending toil. iravcrrlov, verb. Adj. of iraixa, one must stop or put
an end
to. II. of iravopai, one must cease. irav<TTT|p, rjpos, 6, (travci}) one who stays or calms,
rjvca, to
murder
one's father.
From
one's
an
irarpo-KTovos, ov,
father, parricidal.
(irarrip, KTfivoj]
murdering
Hence allayer, assuager. iravaTîpios, ov, Jit for allaying or relieving.

iravo-aj\T|,
77,
f.
:
iraTpo-vop-ta,
77,
(irarrjp, v6fj.os}
a father's authority.
irarpo-irapaSoTOS,
ov, (irarrip, napa.bibcap.C)
handed
IIAT'il Med. and

and
to
Trauaco
like TrauXa, rest. : aor. I tiravaa
pf.
irfiravfca
down
or inherited from one's fathers.
iraTpo-ira/rtop, opos, o,
Pass., fut. ira.v0ofj.ai, pass. iravaOr)<TOfj.ai, paullo-p. fut. irfiravffOfJiai : aor. I med. firav:
irarpos irarrjp, a father's
father, grandfather.
iraTpo-oT6pT|S,
fatherless.
e's,
(irarrfp, o"Tepe'a;) reft of'one's father,
or (iravaOr^v pf. irfiravfiai : to cease, to stop, bring to an end : of a king, to depose, put down : to slop from a thing, c. gen. 2.
odfJLrjv, pass. firavOrjv
make
of things, to make an end of: of suffering,

abate, allay.
II,
etc., to
iraTp-oOxos, ov, (irarrip, e'x<w) having her father's property : as Subst., TrarpoSôs (sub. irap6tvos\ 77, a sole-heiress, opp. to a coheiress.
TraTpo-<J5OVvs,
fcos
Med. and
Pass, to
come
to
an
end, cease, rest, leave off: also of a magistrate, to be 111. deposed from office c. gen. to cease from.
:
or \rj^ca, but only in imhave done ! iraTpo-<J>6vos, ov, (irarrjp, *<pev(u) murdering IIa4>XaY(ov, cVos, 6, a Paphlagonian. father, parricidal. Tra4>\<ico, f. daca (redupl. from <f)\d<u, like TTOIov. u, (irarrjp, *<ptv<v) murderer of TTVVO} from Trvecu) to bubble, froth, foam : of the ira.Tpo-<|>6vTr]S, II. metaph. to splutter, one's father, a parricide. wind, to storm, bluster. irarpcotos, 77 Dor. a, ov, poet, form of Trarpvos. fret, fume, chafe, of the angry Cleon, with allusion to Hence iraTp-uvvjuos, ov, (iraTrjp, ovv(j.a Aeol. for 6vofj.d) Ha(f>\a.~Ywv a frothing, foaming, of the named after one's father, by the father's side. ird<j>Xacr(jia, aros, TO, II. metaph., irafyXda p.ara irarpwos, a, ov, also os, ov, poet. Trarpwios, 77 Dor. sea, etc. spluttering a, ov of a fa/her, coming or inherited words. (TTCITTJP) a father, Lat. paternus : transmitted from one's ov, 77, Paphos, a town in Cyprus celebrated from nd4>os, for its temple of Venus. father; e'x^P a TrarpaJa hereditary feud. -rraTpws, o, gen. coos and o>, dat. cu, ace. cua and cav irreg. Ep. form for -rra^vrfpos, thicker.
Ep.
7705, o,
(iraTyp, (povtts^) the

one's
intr. in Act., like iravofnai

!
murderer
of one's father.
perat., irave, stop
s,
iraTpdoe\<po$,
an uncle
TO, (Traûs) poet, for Trcryos, thickness.
538
Dor. for
,
3 sing. aor.
I pass. subj.
cf
plain or level country : ^07x77 TreStds the spear battle) on a fair field.
fcas, 6, (TreSiOJ/)
,
(i. e.
],
ina.
77, ov, irreg. Sup. gen. ovos, irreg. Comp. of Tracts. Lat. />rw77, (irrijvvfj,i) hoar-frost, rime, Hence 2. metaph. clotted blood.
,
man
of the plain.
es, (trfoiov,
ireSiXov, TO, (jTfSr])
dpapeiv) abounding in plains. mostly in plur. sandals, a pair
of sandals.
iraxvoto, Pass, to be so covered.

to freeze
;
f.
wa'cu, /o cover with

II.
hoarfrost or nVne
metaph.
to strike chill,
firdxvojyev <pi^ ov ^Top he made his heart's blood run cold: Pass, to be struck with chill, to be
II. any covering for the feet, shoes, III. a tie for cows slippers ; also boots, brogues. at milking time. IV. metaph., Acwpto; vreS/A.^; </><wdi/ (vappogai to suit one's voice to the Dorian
march,
i.
e.
to write in Doric rhythm.

II. of,
frozen.
(Tracts) thickness : ace. Traces is used absol., in thickness, as firjKos in length, fvpos in breadth, etc. [a] stout with ov, (TTCÛS, Kvij^Mj) irax'U-KVTjjJios,
iroixos,
cos, TO,
ireStvos, 77, 6v, (ireSiov) flat, level, even. from the plain, living in or on the plain.
calves.
ir8iov, TO, (Tre'Soi/) a plain, flat, open country, an open plain, a field, Lat. campus ; irfoia TTOVTOV the Hence fields of the sea, Lat. Neptunia arva. ire8iov8e, Adv. to the plain.
ireSio-vop-os, ov, (irfSiov, vtfj.ofj.ai) haunting thefields. ircSo-pdpxav [d], ov, gen. ovos, Dor. for iredo@rjfj.ojv, (ireSov, jSatVo;) walking upon earth, of the earth.
iraxwa>
[0],
:
f.
vvu
nayya \juai
to thicken, to
aor. I f-naxuva : pf. pass. TTCfatten: also to make dull
grow fat,
'
or gross of understanding : Pass, to become thick : to to be swollen : also to look large, of objects seen in a mist: metaph., oA/3os d-yav ira^vvQîs wealth
1T860V, Adv. (jrfSov) from the ground from the ground or bottom of the heart.
ireSou,
metaph.
when
it
has waxed fat.'

efa, v, thick, large, stout;
:
Adv.
(TT(OOV}
on the ground, on earth.
irdxvs, Dor. for TT^X^S.
ireSoiKOS, ov, Aeol. for /zeTotAcos.
IIA~XT'5,
iraxvs \aas
2.
a large heavy stone

ted.
of linen, etc., thick, coarse. of the consistence of a mass, thick, curdled,

3. later, stout, fat, Lat.
ireSo-KOtTTjs, ov, o, (irtdov, Koirrj) or lair on the ground.
making
one's
bed
clot-
IIE'AON, ov, TO, the ground,

soil.
earth: generally, land,
pinguis.
II. ot
4. gene-
Hence
to the ground, earthwards. Adv. = 7r68oi'5e.
e's.
rally, great, large, considerable.
Traxs,
III.
ir8ov8e, Adv.
opp. to STRUGS, the
men of substance,
the wealthy.
thick-witted, dense, stupid, Lat. pinguis. also irax'tow, ov, gen. ovos ', oi/ :
:
IV.
:
Comp.
later the regul.
Sup. irdiraxvTfpos (Ep. 7rax 6TOS ) and
the earth.
(TTcSoi/, artifto}) treading, pacing on foot, opp. to iirirr)\dT7)s. 6 and 77, (ireSr), Tpt^Scw) wearing out ireSo-rpu};, t)3os,
2.
fetters,
5,
77TOS,
77,
(Traxvs) thickness, of the skin,

[u]
etc.
the sediment or lees of liquor,
ireSa, Aeol. for pcrd.
Ep. 3 sing. pres. ircSdao-Kov, Ion. impf. Aeol. for /x6Ta/pcu.

-ireSaa,
;, >,
of good-for-nothing slaves. ireS-wpvxos, ov, (irfSov, 6pv<ra<a) digging the soil. irea, 775, 77, (jreSov) the foot : metaph. the bottom of anything em pvfjLif TTf^rj cm irpajTr) on the pole at the very end : the hem or border of a garment.
;
ov, Aeol.
Aeol. for
fj.fTafj.ei(3ca.
ireS-dopos, ov, Aeol. for fierrjopos. [a] ircB-dpcTLOS, ov, Aeol. for fitrdpaios.
irJ-apxos, ov, (ire6s, o-pôJ) leading infantry or a land-army : as Subst., irtfapxos, 6, a leader offoot. ir-6Taip<H, oi, (7reos, fTaipos) the foot-guards in the Macedonian army. irc^vo), f. oca, (TTCÔS) to go or travel on foot, walk,
opp. to riding or driving. land, opp. to going by sea
travellers.
2. to
:
go
or travel by
TreB-auYa^w, Aeol. for fierawydfa.

for fj.fTd<pp(av, Tr68d-<j>pcov, ov, gen. ovos, Aeol.
(pprjv}
Pass, to be traversed by
wise too
f.
late.
: : :
ITTJ,
v.
sub TTCÔS.
to bind Ep. aor. I ireSrjcra (jredrj) with fetters, to bind fast, make fast : generally, to shackle, trammel, constrain. 7T68da>,
7700;
TreîKos, 77, 6v, (Treôs) on foot or by land ; Tre^K^s \edas /oo^-soldiers, infantry as opp. to horse, or an
army
as opp. to a fleet.
18077)
TTcS-epxofjiaL, Aeol. for ir8-X") > Aeol. for
ireo-p6as, a, 6, Dor. for -#0775, (716^0$, who shouts on fool, a foot- soldier, a soldier.
ireo|xax(o,
f.
one
ire8o,
)
Ion. for TTC
ijata, to fight
by land.
From
C^C
a pair offetters. in a horse.
a fetter, Lzt.pedica, compes ; {evyos II. a mode of breaking
ireô-H'dxTjs, ov, 6, (jreôs, fj.dxofJ.ai) fighting on foot, as opp. to cavalry. 2. fighting on land, as opp. to
sea.
Hence
77,
ov, o, (TreSdcu) one

.as,
who fetters: a
hinderer.
ireôp.axfa,
battle by land, opp. to
vavna\ia.
77
d5os, fern. Adj. (ireSiov) fiat, even, level ; TreStds (sub. 777), the plain country. II. on a
TTCÔ-VOJIOS, ov, (n( (os, vffMj) commanding by land. Trf 2. to go by land. From o-rrop u>, to go on fool.
539
;,
ov, (irf6s, 7TOpei5a>)
going on foot, walk-
jAcrui.
I
fut. TreivrjffO}, later ireivdota
[d]
:
ing.
2.
77,
going by land.
6v,
TT(ivijffa, later
-doa
pf. ireircivrjKa
(iretva) : aor. to be hungry,
II. c. gen. to walking; -neôi suffer hunger, be famished. hunger so, TTCÔS arparos is after: metaph. to hunger after or for, crave after. foot-soldiers, opp. to Imrfis ~" sometimes foot-soldiery, opp. to cavalry ; but also a ireiv(i>, Ion. for land-army, opp. to a sea-force o ire6s, and TO" TTC <>,. II. on land, going or travelling are also so used. ireiv-qv, inf. of irtivdca; Ep. imvT|}Xvai. HEI'PA, 77, a trial, attempt, essay, experiment : hence by land ; Dat. fem. 7ref5 as Adv. (sub. o8w), on foot or by land ; ireffi ir(o~9at to follow by land. experience ; ireipav fX flV to have experience, to make
iT6s,
(7Ta)
on
foot,
im, Dor.
for
irrj,
TTOV.
o,
r),
proof of
(irfidofjiai, dvrjp')
im0-dvcop Ion. im0Tjvo>p, opos, obeying men, obedient.
ITTI ireipa by way of test or trial. an attempt, plot or design against one. rally, an attempt, plan, enterprise.
;
II. III.
gene-
TreiOapx&tf, f. rjaca, also Med. -OJA<U, (jreidapxos) to Hence obey one in authority, be obedient.
TTeipa, Ep. for fiTfipa, aor.
of
I
irfipoj.
impel,
T),
(ireipoa)
f.
a point, edge.
TT6i0apxa,
77,
obedience.
ireipdô),
im0-apxos,
iTi0T]jAi;,
ov, (irdOopai, dp\Tj)

ireiOfo.
obeying one in au-
TTfipafffMii
thority, obedient.
one
ni9av6s, persuasive.
aor. I encioa
:
Pass., aor. firfipdaOrjv : pf. TTlike ircipdca, to make proof or trial of II. to tempt, make trial of, seek to seduce.
:
:
daw
Aeol. for
to attempt a thing.
TTi06s,
77,
6v, (TTciOca)
:
IIEX'0ri, fut. -nfiaca Ep. redupl. TTtmOov, I

Ooipev,
06jjLr]v
aor. 2 eirWov
inf.
Med. and
Ep.
irtTriQoiTO,
pi. subj. TreTridwfjLfv, opt. ireiriTrtirWeiv, part. TTtirlOwv : pf. irfirfiKa : Pass. TrdOofj-ai : fut. TreiaofMi : aor. 2 emiridofiijv,
Iltipcuevs or Ilapucvs, 6, Peirceeus, the most famous harbour of Athens, from which it was distant about five English miles gen. Tleipaiecus or -aiws ;
:
dat. -ate?; ace. -ata.
imperat. iriOov, Ep. redupl. opt.

:
Ileipaioi, Adv. at or in Peirceeus. impaCvco, f. avS) aor. I (-rrfiprjva

:
(ireipap')
ffeipfjv c
to
inf.
mOeaBai
pf.
med.
irf-noiOa
plqpf.
bind,
tie
on or
to, fasten
on by a knot
au-
veiroiOea, contr. I pi. fTremOftev : pf. pass, ire-jreiaftai. Homer has also a fut. irWrjao} and aor. I part. ^^77ffas, intr. as if from -niQk.<a : but the redupl. aor. I subj.
irfm6r)o~o)
is
TOV irfipr)vavT
II. tying a rope from or to it. in lengthd. for ircpaivca, to end, complete, finish; Pass., TTOVTO. TreirdpavTai (3 sing, pf.) all has been
transit.
I.
Act. to prevail upon, win
completed.
ircipav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of irc/pcy. IIEI'PAP, aros, ô, poet, for irepas, an end ; in plur., irfipara âirjs the ends of the earth : the ends of
II. the end or issue of a ropes, knotted ropes. thing : the furthest point, the utmost verge; the chief III. act. that which or most important object.
over, talk over, persuade : in bad sense, to mislead, 2. to prevail on by entreaty, over-persuade, cheat. to appease, propitiate ; irtiOeiv nva yjf>T]iJua.ai to bribe
one. 3. to impel, stir up. 4. c. dupl. ace., TretOfiv rivd TI to persuade one of a thing. 5. c. ace. rei only, to argue a point. II. Med. and Pass. to be won over, prevailed on, persuaded to comply. 2.
.
nvi
TIVI to listen to a person, obey, comply with ; X TTfiOfadai to yield to old age. 3. TreidtaOai to believe or trust in a thing ; also c. neut. ace.,
li
finishes ; a goldsmith's tools are called irdpara the finishers of art.

TreLpao-is,
7tx vrl s
>
ravr' eyw
ffot
ov ireiOopai
I do not
take this on
.
your
a trying : an attempt. 17, (7ret/>da>) iripa<r|i6s, o, (TTfipdôj) a tempting, temptation. a, verb. Adj. of irfipaw, irtpa,Tov, or in plur.
one must
word; c. ace. med. irtTToiOa,
et inf. to believe that ..
III. pf.
make
trial, attempt.
inf. ireiroiOtvat, to trust, rely,
have con-
impaTT|p,
i]pos, 6, collat.
form of
irfiparrjs.
IV. pf. pass. ireircifffMi to be fully fidence in. persuaded, believe, trust: of things, to be believed.
Hence
iripdTT|ptov Ion. ircupTjT-, TO, (TT(ipdoj) rt means of the murtrying or proving, ordeal ; (puvia veiparripia II. a pirate's nest. derous ordeal, i. e. torture.
a : IIei0u>, oos contr. ous, 77, Persuasion personified as a impci,TY|s, ov, 6, (irfipdoi) one who attempts II. tbefacul/y of pirate, Lat. pirdta. goddess, Lat. Suada, Suadela. i. a perpersuasion, eloquence, persuasiveness. impdTiKos, 17, ov, piratical. suasion in the mind. 3. a means of persuasion, impdco, f. dffca Ion. 770-0; : more freq. as Dep. impdinducement
force.
;
dat. ireiOoi by fair
means, opp. to @iq by

.
HEI'NA or TTCIVT], 77 hunger,famine, Lat fames. 2 metaph. hunger or longing for a thing. Hence ircivdXcos, a, ov, hungry, empty, [a] Treivd(Xs, Aeol. for Treiv&fjLcv, I pi. of irfivdca. ircivavTi, Dor. for irfivuvn, dat. pres. part, of im,
4. obedience.
o[juu, ffetaOf
with
:
fut.
I
aor.
med. ireipdaofjiai, Dor. 2 pi. ireipamed. (irfipdcdfj.r}v Ion. tirfiprjadp.r]V ;

iifiprf}0r]v : pf. pass, ircirfipato attempt, undertake, (TTffpd) : to pers. to make trial of a person ;
:
Ion. pass, firetpddrjv [a]

/zat Ion. TtcirtipTjiMi
try.
2. c. gen.
vdca
also for irfivwffi 3 pi. pres.
attry to persuade him : also to make an attempt on, tack : also c. ace. to make an attempt on. 3. absol. II. the Dep. to try one's skill or luck in a thing.
ireivdoD contr.
TTCIVW,
f;s, f}
inf. ireivrjv
Ep.
iretpdopai
is
mostly used with gen.
pers., to
make
trial
540
of one, put him to the proof; hence to examine, quesalso to try oneself against another, to match : 2. c. gen. rei, to make trial or oneself with him. 3. absol. to proof of a thing, have experience of. try one's strength, make a trial : to make a trial or I have tried ireirfipr/fJLai pvOois attempt with words myself, i. e. I am versed or skilled, in words. impT]0iT]v, irctprjO-fjvai, aor. I opt. and inf. pass, of
tion
;
the sea, the high sea,
TO Ep. dat. pi. open sea, the main, Lat. pelagus : any large expanse of water is so called metaph. of anything huge or excessive, as, ire\ayos tcatcwv a ' sea of troubles.'
IIE'AATO5,
(os,
irXd<o
7TfAao-a,
ffdfj,r/v
:
f.
TrcAdo-cy Att. irt\u>
aor. I
:
cireXacra Ep.
ITT e Xaffffa
and
TT f
\aaaa
aor. l
med.
eTreAct:
Pass., aor. l
TTfipdco, iripdofjiat.
Ep.
aor.
fireXdadr/v poet. firXdOrjv [o] pass. e-n\rifj.r}v, 3 sing, and pi. TTA^TO,
ir\r/VTO
:
impT)Tif|ptov, TO, Ion. for irtipciTrjpiov. to f. tow, attempt, ircipdca, irciprjTvjo),
ir\rjvTo
try,
and
:
pf. pass. irfir\r)fj.ai part. 7T7rA7?-
fAtvos
irf\daj,
TreXdBoj,
ir\d6&>
are
collat.
forms
prove.
gen. pers. to make trial of, put to the proof: also to try another in battle : c. ace. to
II. c.
I. intrans. to approach, draw near to (TreAas) point: absol. to come near, draw near or nigh.
any
II.
attempt, attack, assail.

the wicker-basket impws, ivdos, 77 ace. ircipivOa used in Greece as the body of a cart upon the afjaa
: :
trans, to
bring near or
:
to,
make
to
approach or draw
nigh ; 7reAaeii/ vtvpty fja^w to draw the bowstring to one's breast metaph., irfXdfav Tivd bovvrjoi to
or carriage.
aor. I Zireipa Ep. Trefpa : Pass., to pierce pf. TreTrapyuat : (Trepas) : quite through, to run through, pierce, of meat, to spit ; Kpia dfjup' 6f3e\oiffiv tTTtipav they stuck the meat on
fut. Trepcu
:
HEFPil,
aor. 2 eiraprjv [a]
the spits pf. part., ijôiat Treirapfjievov stuck close or studded with nails ; metaph., bovvriai ireTrapfj.evos II. metaph., icvfj-ara irfipeiv pierced with pain. to cleave the waves ; ire fpe K(\evQov clave her way (through the waves). ireura, 778, 77, (7Ti#) poe't. for ireiOw, persuasion or
:
obedience, subjection. E, 3 sing. Aeol. aor. I opt. of

os, ov, (jreiOca, /3pOTOs)
TreiOca.
persuading or conirciOca.
trolling mortals. ircicrejjLCv, Ep. for ireiffeiv, fut. inf. of imo-p,a, OTOS, TO, (iTfiOca) the cable
ships
by which the
:
cable, rope.
ir6wr|iovT|,
were secured by the stern to the land generally, II. that on which one may trust.
77,
bring him near to anguish so, eVos Ipeo;, dodnavn TreXdaaas I will speak a word, having made it firm as adamant (pvya fj,' OVK(T' dir' avXicav TreAaTe (sc. draw me after you in flight vfj.iv) no more will ye from my cave c. gen. pro dat., Trdpa treXdaai <pdos ve&v thou may'st bring light near the ships. III. in Pass, like the intr. Act. to be brought near or close to, come nigh, approach; end TO: TTpwTa ir t \aa6cv when they first drew near : so in Ep. aor. 2, datriSfs ir\r/vT' d\Xr]\riffi the shields were brought close to each other -nXrjTo \6ovi he came near, i. e. sank to earth so also, Tre\aa6rjvai em TOV 6cov to draw nigh to the god. 2. to approach or wed a woman. ireXdOo) [a], collat. form of TreAciô;, always intr. ireXavos, 6, any half-liquid mixture, of various cona mixed mass or gruel, applied to oil, honey, sistency II. of a mixture offered foam, clotted blood. to the gods, of meal, honey and oil, poured out.
; ; : ; ; ;
(Deriv. uncertain.)
TrcXapYiSctJs, o, (TrcAapôs) a young stork. From ireXap-yiKos, 77, ov, of or for a stork.
ircX-ap-yos. 6, (ireAos, dpôs) the stork.
ireurojuu,
(TTC/Ô;) fut. med.

fut.
earnest persuasion, solicitation.
ireCo-ofjiat, irreg.
ircurreov, verb. Adj. of Tm'&y, one must persuade.
II.
(from Pass.) one must obey:
cf.
dpurfov.
iTurrT|pios, a, ov, (irdOca) fit for persuading, persuasive, winning. ireuTTiicos, 77, ov, (jreiOoj) persuasive.
IIE'AA'5, Adv. near, hard by, close, nigh to, mostly c. gen., but also c. dat. c. gen. it answers to Lat. prope ab aliquo loco, c. dat. to Lat. prope ad II. absol. near, nigh at hand : aliquem locum.
:
ol TTeXas one's
neighbours, fellow-creatures, mankind:

I
1T6Ura,
fut.
Of
TTflQct}.
ireicos, TO, (TTC/CO;)
wool, a fleece.
eirfd[j,r/v, to comb or
rare in o -ntXas one's neighbour. sing., ireXacrataTO, Ep. for TTfXdaaivTo, 3 pi. aor.
opt.
irKTa>,
f.
770-0;,
HE'Kn
Ep.
(ireKca) to shear, clip. ireiKo>: f. Trtci): aor. i med.

;
med. of TTeAd&u.
IIcXacryiKos,
polis at
77,
ov, of or
part. irfd(ji.evo$
aor. I pass. ktit^rfv
HeXaayiKov name
Athens.
for the Pelasgians : TO of the northern side of the Acro-
card wool, Lat. pectere: med., âiras Treafj.fVT] hav2. to shear, clip. ing combed her hair. f. iaca, (irc\ayos) to form a sea or lake : ircXayi^to,
of a
river,
From
to
overflow:
II. to
of places, to
be flooded,
swamped.
be out at sea.
ireXdyi-os, a, ov, also os, ov, (ireXayos) of, on or by the sea : living in the sea, Lat. marinus : out at sea, on the open sea.
ireXaYiTirjs [t], ov, 6, fem.
IIcXacrYos, o, a Pelasgian ; TleXaayoi, ol, the Pelasgians, placed in Thessaly by Homer, but among the allies of the Trojans; also in Crete and about Dodona contrasted by Herodotus with the Hellenes. ireXdTTjs [a], ov, 6, fem. -arts, iSos, (ireXdfa') one
:
who approaches
acedia
:
or comes near,
a neighbour, Lat.
also
-Ins,
t8os, (ireXayos')
of
ircXdco,
trans.,
or on the sea.
II. a client. an invader, intruder. shorter form of TreAdô;, trans, and inI. to bring near. 2. to come or draw near.
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or o-TT\0os, 6, (TTTjAos) ordure, dung. ireXcQpov, TO, lengthd. poet, form for ir\e0pov. iri\ia,^,(irf\6s} the wood-pigeon, ring-dove, cushat, from its dark colour. II. ireXfiai, at, name of
TT\0os
between the oirXirai or heavy-armed infantry, and the

if/iXoi
or light-armed troops. Hence ircXTao'TUKos, 77, ov, skilled in the use of the target : TO TTf \TaffTiKov, ol TrfXraoTai, the body rf targeteers.
the prophetic priestesses, derived from the prophetic
ITE'ATH,
(iVus), orig.
doves of Dodona.
ircXcids, dSos,
77,
**
= treAfia.
a small light shield without a rim used by the Thracians. 2. a body of

77,
IltXeiaSes, al, = IIAem5es, the Pleiads : also in sing. IleXeius. dSos, 77, a Pleiad.
7r\uo-0p[Ji}X(ov, ov, (irf\tia, Tpe<cu)
ing.
targeteers
(IT
f \raaTai),
as dairis for
shaft, pole.
damaTai, oir\ov
III.
for oTrAtreu.
II.
a horse's
ornament.
,
pigeon-feed-
HE' An, more common
ov, (irfXrij, fytpoj) as Dep.
hearing a target.
ireXcKav, avos, or ircXcicas, avros, Dor. ireXcKas, a,

o, (7T6\e/caa>) the
woodpecker, the joiner-bird.
II.
in pres. and impf., which forms, as 3 sing, impf., act. en-Aei/ for tirf\fv
-ircXoâi, only used latter is used in syncop.

;
2 sing,
the pelican.
ircXcKdoj, f. 170-0;, (-rreXfKvs) to axe, rough-hew, Lat. dolare.

ireXcKiiJoa,
f. iffca,
hew
or shape with
an
impf. med. cTrAeo, frrAcv, for ttrtXov ; 3 sing. ir\tTo for IrreAeTO the impf. is also lengthd. Ion. in 2 and
:
(jrf\Kvs)
to strike
with an
axe, to
behead, Lat. securi percutere. 7T\Ktvos, 6, = irfteKdv ii, a water-bird of the peli-
can kind.
ir\KKT]o-,
,
for
eneXcKrjcTf, Ep. 3
sing.
aor. I
of
3 sing. ireXeffKeo, ir\fo~KTO : imperat. ireXcv the pres. part, is syncop. in the compds. tmir\6]ji,evos, Treptir\6fAvos, for (nnrf\6fj.vos, irfpiireXo/jifvos, but does not occur in the simple form :_orig. to be in motion, to go or come, rise ; K\ayyfj irf\t ovpavoOi vpo the cry goes up to heaven ; yrjpas real Oavaros ITT' dvOpdutroio'i ireXovTai old age and death come upon
:
<
6<us
TO, (ire\fKvs) Ion. cos, o
an axe-handle.
:
dat. pi. ir\Kfffi Ep. rr-
men. or wont
II. to be,
implying continuance,
to be
used
to be
to become.
a double-edged axe, an axe; ov dopao~i HnX fa ^ at "AAd fal TTfXcKeot to fight not with spears only, but also with axes, i. e. not soldiers only, but every man.
\fKeffffi:
>
ITE'AflP, TO, undeclined, a monster, of anything Hence huge, but mostly in bad sense. ireXcopios, a, ov, also os, ov,=ire\upos, monstrous, huge, immen.se; ra -nplv IT f \wpia the mighty ones of
old.
TreXcpA^w,
fut. feu:
Ep. aor.
to
I irf\((j.ia:
aor. I pass.
firf\fj.ixOrjv: (jraAAcu):
shake, quiver or tremble: tremble, quake : to be driven away, flee trembling. Ep. for kTreXfp.i'xOriv, aor. I pass, of
,
swing, shake, to make to Pass, to be shaken, to
tents sent
ircXwpov, TO, = TreXcap, a monster; ir(\<upa Oewv porby the gods strictly neut. of
;
ireXcopos,
77,
portentous
ov, (Tre'Aap) monstrous, prodigious, huge, and so, terrible : neut. pi. as Adv., TTC-
Acupa, hugely, portentously.
Ion. and Ep. 2 sing. impf. of Ep. 2 sing, imperat. of iteKopai.

,
irejip-a, ctTos,
food
TO, (iriirtpnai) any kind esp. in plur. cakes, sweetmeats.
of dressed
-as, aSos, rj, Ion. for TrcAcms. ireXiSvos or ireXirvos, 77, ov, (ne\ios} livid. ircXios, d, ov, (jre\6s) of the body, discoloured by a
irjJi|JidT-ovp'Y6s, o, (irfUfta,
epyov) a pastry-cook.
ircjxirdS-apxos, o,
(irfp-irds,
dpx^) a commander of
a body ofJive.
ir}Airci,
bruise, livid.
IIE'AAA
Ion. irlXX-rj,
rjs, 17,
a wooden bowl, milk-
by fives
pail, Lat. mulctra.
II.
17,
HEAAO'2
a drinking-cup.
f. aaca, to count on the Jive fingers, count From generally, to count. 7Tp.iras. aSos, 77, Aeol. for Trevrds, the number Jive: :
or ircXos,
ov, Lat.
PULLUS,
dark-
a body ofjive.
TTjjiiracrTT|s, ou,o, (irffjurdfa)
coloured, blackish, dusky.
one
who
counts byJives
irXo|AS, Dor.
for irc\ofj.ev, I pi. of 7r=Acy. ITeXoirovvTio-toi, ot, the Peloponnetians.

IleXo'Trovvifja'io'Ti, dialect.
generally, one who counts, pipia. irepiraaTrjs reviewing by tens of thousands.

(i. e.
Adv. in the Peloponnesian
rrep/Trc,
Dorian}
From
neXoirov-VTja-os, rj, nesus, now the Morea.

ircXos,
17,
= Uf\.oiros
TTfjnrp.vat.
vrjaos, the
Aeol. for irvre,Jive. for Trejiirejiev, Ep.

a,
ir(fj.irctv.
Pelopon-
Treji-irTaios,
ov,
(irefjiirTOs)
in Jive days,
on the
fifth day.
Tr6p.-TrT-dp.6pos, ov, (TT^TTTOS, ^p.ipa)
,
ov, v. ir(\.\6s.
Dor. for itfvQ-
He\o\\t, OTTOS, o, (irf\6s, uif/) Pelops, i. e. dark-face, son of Tantalus, said to have migrated from Lydia, and to have given his name to the Peloponnesus. TrtXra^w, f. oca, (II\TT)} to serve as a targeteer.
ofJive days. eov, verb. Adj. of

,
irffjurca,
one must send.
iT\TacrTT|S, ov, o, (ire\Ta(a) one who bears a target or light shield (TT\rrj) instead of the large shield (6V\oi/), a targeteer, Lat. cetratus : they held a place
(Wi/Te) the fifth ; 77 irffarTij (sub. the fifth day. of irejjnro), sent. 77, ov, verb. Adj.
77,
ov,
fut.
pf. TTfTTOjUâ
:
TTf^cu
aor.
i
fircftfia,
Ep.
iriptya.
Pass., aor.
fafoplhyif. pf.
542
3 sing.
ircTre/zjrrat
:
to send, despatch.
'
II. to
j,
fem.
send off or away, dismiss, send home; XPÎ

oe irfnireiv napeovTO. fyiXtiv, (Of \OVTO. coming, speed the parting guest.'
to
*w
trev0iKos,
i],
welcome the
sorrowful.
ov, (irevOos) of or for Adv., irevQitcus fX. flv
grief mourning, TWOS to be in

,
throw
from
-2. of things, one, of missiles, to shoot, dart, dis-
mourning
ful.
for a person.
II.
irev0ljios, ov, in token
III. to convoy, attend, escort, conduct; charge. 6 irefjurow the conductor, of Mercury; TTOfJurriv irfnirfiv 2. to send with one, esp. to conduct a procession. IV. to send up: of the to take on a journey.
IIE'N0O5,
the dead.
irevCa Ion.
of grief, mourning, sorrowFrom mournful, wretched. fos, TO, grief, sorrow : mourning for II. a misfortune.
(7reVo/#ii) poverty, need. a, ov, collat. form of irevixpos, poor.
I.
-C-rj, rj,
V. Med., 7re/reo-0at Tiva, to earth, to produce. send for one. 2. to send one's own or in one's own
service.
,
irvtxpoiXos,
ircvixpos, a, ov, like TTCVIJS, poor, needy. only used in pres. and impf.
HE'NOMAI,
poor
Dep.
TO",
(rre/re, 60o\6s)
a five-pronged
intr. to
work for
fork.
7TfAi|;Las, 2 sing. Aeol. aor. I opt. of Trcfwra;. of ire/iTra;. TT6[ji\|;p,vat, Ep. for irc/jopetv, fut. inf.
irejjujns, caw,
17,
to be
of.
one's living, to toil, work, labour: or needy : c. gen. to be poor in, have need
to
II. trans,
work
at,
prepare, be busy with.
irVTaSpaxp.fa, ^,five drachms.
From
(rrf/iTrcu)
a sending
ire
fja//ca,
a mission.
Tret>T]S.
irep.v|/a>, irejixj/et.,
Dor. for
ireppti.
TTV<rr6pos, irV<TraTOS, Comp. and Sup. of irv<mrjs, ov, o, a servant, labourer; the were the Thessalian s/s or villains, like
a conquered creased by prisoners of war.
in Laconia, orig.
tribe,
II.
ircvTa-Bpaxp-os, ov, (TTCVTC, bpaxp-'n) of the weight or value offive drachms. 7TVT-ae0Xtov, TO, poet, for ircvTaO\iov. ir6VT-a,e0Xov, TO, poet, for irtvTaOXov.
irevT-<i0Xos,
o,
poet, for irivraOXos.
afterwards ingenerally,
a#y years.
slave,
bondsman, poor man.
o w/fro earns his daily II. bread, a day-labourer^ hence a poor man. as Adj./>oor: c. gen., like Lat. egens, irevqs xprjâTOJV poor in money. Comp. irtvearepos, Sup. treveircvijs, T/TOS, o, (irfvofjiai)
a space of five f], Jive years, Adj. coming every five years, reFrom curring at intervals offive years. irVTa-TT]pos, ov, poet, for Trei/TacTT/s, five years old. ircvTa-TTjs, s or irVTa-TT)S, es, (Trei/re, tTos)five
irVT&6T]pts,
ioos,
II. as
II. of Time, lasting Jive years: hence irevTafTfs, as Adv. for five years.
years old.
(JTOTOS.
,
ov, (irevrjs, K0fif<u) tending the poor.
ir6v0d\os,
irev0ia,
f),
a, ov, (irevOfs) sad,

collat.
mourning. form of vtvOos.
iT6VT-a0Xtov, TO, collat. form of ttkvTO.QK.ov. Ion. irevT-dcOXov, TO, (irevTf, aOXov) the contest of the five exercises; irfVTaeOXov aaKtlv to
iTVT-a0Xov
practise the five exercises.

:
jTv0t6TOv, Ep.
for irfvOfiTov,
irv0pd,
socrus.
T],
fern,
3 dual of irfvOea. of irevOtpos, a mother-in-law, Lat.
These were fi\/ia, OIOKOS, but for the last the O-KOVTIGIS opopos, ird\tj, TTvynrj or ajccav was substituted : the five are comprised in
one Pentameter
line,
aAjua, iroctaKtiav, oiaicov, O.KOV-
IIENOEPO'IS,
II. tuvpus. brother-in-law.
a father-in-law, Lat. socer; also generally, a connexion by marriage,

o,
who
:
irevOeco,
f.
rjffca
:
Ep. 3 dual irevdeieTov for Trevde-
o, (ir&vTt S.0\ov} one practises the TrevTa0\ov or five exercises, the conII. metaph. one who tries his queror in them.
,
iTVT-a0Xos Ion. 7rVT-(i0Xos,
(TOV, irfvOeiTov
(irtvOos)
:
pres. inf. TrfvBrj^vat for irevQtiv : to bewail, lament, mourn for : Pass, to be
hand
at everything, a ' jack-of -all-trades?
mourned for.
jrevOirjfjia,
2. to deplore a thing. to, (irfvOeca} lamentation, mourning. inf. pres. of Trevdeu. irV0T]jjicvai, Ep.
irevT-atxp-os, ov, (irevTf, alxf^rj] five-pointed. ircvraKts, Adv. (irVTf}five times. 50,000. irVTaici<r-p.tJpUH, at, a, five times 10,000
TTv0-TjjjLpos, ov, (irfVTe, 7]fj.epa) of, lastingfive days: vevOrjuepov, TO, a space ofjive days.
five halves,
irevO-'qjjLtficpTis, es, (irevre, i. e. a of two
irevTaicior-xiXiOL, at, a, five times 1000 5000. irevTctKoo-toi Ep. irevrqicoo-ioi, at, a, (irevTc) five htindred: also in sing, with a collective noun, irVTaKoaia. iinrosfive
of TrevTaKuo~ioi,
rofjifi nfvdr]iJiifj.fpr]s
^î/ifp^s) consisting of half; hence in Prosody, the caesura after two feet and a
hundred horse.
fj
II. at
Athens,
and
senate chosen
by
/SouAij, the council of 500, i. e. the lot (of diro uvdftov), fifty from each
Iamb. Trim., opp. to ropf) the caesura after three feet and a half.
half, as in
tyQrjiMfJitprjs
of the ten tribes.

irVTaKocrio-jjL8i|Jivos,
ov,
(irevTatfofftot, iJ.ioLp.vos}
TTv0-ir][Aiiro8iaios, a, ov, (irevre, ly/ntTroStoi/) consist-
ing ofJive half feet,

7TV0Ti}ju0v,
i.
e.
of 2% feet.
ov, gen.
ovos, (irfvdfoj) mournful, sor-
rowful, sad.
irv0T|pT]S, fs, (irevOos, apapciv} lamenting,
irev0ir]Tir|p, fjpos, u,
rj,
possessing land that produced 500 medimni yearly : ace. to Solon's distribution of the Athenian citizens the TrtvTaKoaiop.fbip.voi formed the first class, the other three being the frrTrefs, ^tvyirai, OfJTes.
irfVTfiKOcnoo'Tos, dredth.
TrcvTa-KvjxCa,
17, rj,
7TV0ir]Ti?ipi.oSj a, ov,
mourning. a mourner, waller. (irtvOew) in sign of mourning.

(TrtvOfoj)
6v, (iTfVTaKoGioi} the five
hun-
(jTfVT, KvfJia) the fifth wave, sup-
543
posed to be larger than the four preceding KVfJLia, OtKCLKV JJU.O..
;
cf.
rpi-
ircvnjKOVT-apxos,
6, (irevTrjftovTa,
II.
ap^ca) the
com-
mander ofJiffy men.

TTfVTrjrcovTopos, the captain
one
who commands a
irVT5-ir(iXa<TTOS, ov, (TTCVTC, na.Xa.GTq) Jive bandbreadths wide.

irevTa-irrjxvs, ", gen. fos, (irevTC,
irVT7]KOVTpOS,
offifty men, a
l),
= lieVTTJXOVTOpOS.
ov,
of a penteconter.
TT^VS) Jive
cubits
long or broad.
TrevTairX'fjo'ios,
irevTTjKOVTTjp, 7?pos, 6, (TrevTriKOVTd) the commander title peculiar to the Spartan army.
S,
ircvrairXacrtos [a], a, ov, (TTCVTZ) fivefold. Ion. for TrcvTair\do~ios. ij, ov,
irevTa-iroXts,
r),
(irfVTrjKovra,
yva) of
fifiy
acres of corn-land.
tos, ov, (itevT-fjKovTa, opyvia) fifty
as TpiVoAis
was
(TTCVTC, TroAis) a state ofJive towns, a state of three, AfKcnro\is of ten.
fathoms deep, high,
etc.
irevrdp-pa-yos, ov, (irevTf, /5d) with five berries.

irVTa-o"ir(0a[ji,os, ov,
(TT^VTC,
airiOafjir])
Jive spans
iT6VTT]K6vTopos, f), with and without vavs, (nfVTT}KOVTO) a ship of burden with fifty oars.
7T6VTT]KOVT-01JTT]S, 6S, COntr. for irfVTTJKOVTatTTJS. irVTT]K6<rioi, at, a, Ep. for irevT&Koffiot. TfGVTr\KO<TTv&, f. aw, (TTVTT)Koo~Tr)) to collect the tax
irevTrjKoaTr) or
irevrqicoo-TTi,
long or broad,
[f]
7T6VTa-<rrfxs, ov, (irtvTf, O~TI'XOS) of Jive lines or

ov, (iTfVTf, O*TO/Z) with five mouths cr openings, of the Nile and Danube. irVTa-T6vx<>s, ov, (vtvTf, TVXOS) consisting ofJive books in one volume : as Subst., tr^vrarfvôs (sc.
,
two per cent

17,
Pass, to
pay
the tax.
see irfvrr\Koaros.
TTfVTTJKOVT'flp.
TTCVTTJKOOTTJp, fjpOS, 6,
/3i/3Aos),
ij,
-rrevTS-^v-qs,
the Jive books of Moses, Pentateuch. fs, (TTCVTC, <pvrj) Jive in nature
ircvrrjKOOTO-XoYos, ov, (irevTTjrcoaTr], A^ycu) collecting the tax trcvTijKocrTr): as Subst., TrevTT)Koo~TO\6yo$,
u,
or
the collector of the TTfVTTjfcoffTrj.

fj,
number.
irtvToxS, Adv.
divisions.
(Trei/rc) fivefold,
five-ways, in five
irevTTrjKoaro-Trais, -TraiSos, o, with fifty children.
(irfVT-^KovTa, trais)
Aeol. ircp/ire, ol, at, rd, indecl. five, Lat. In Compos, it takes the form irevra- as quinque. well as irfVT.
HE'NTE
ircvTaxov, Adv. (TrevTc) in Jive places.
II. irevrrjKooTos, 17, ov, (irevTrj/fovTa) fiftieth. as Subst., irfVTtjKOffTrj, 17, I. (sub. pfp'is), the fiftieth part, at Athens, the tax of the fiftieth, or two per cent.,
imposed on
Pentecost.
all
fjp.pa], the fiftieth
2. (sub. exports and imports. day after the Passover, the day of
Trevre-Kai-SeKa,
ol, at,
77,
TO, indecl.^/J/tee/z.
(irevreKaidfita, vavs*)
Hence
irVTKai8eKa-vuta, dron offifteen ships.

TOI/)
a squa-
fifty, as a division
irevT6Kat8Ka-TaXa,VTOs, ov, (TrfVTKai5eKa, ra\avoffifteen talents worth or weight.
iT6VT-Kai-SKaTOS, irVTK<u8K-TjpT]s,
r],
ov, fifteenth.
6S,
with fift een banks of oars.
TI, the number fifty, a number of of the Spartan army. irVT-T|pT]S, fs, (ITCVT, (p(o~o~ca) withfiv e banks of oars : as Subst., irfVTrjpijs (sub. vavs), -fj, a quinquereme. irevT-oôs, ov, (irevTf, oôs) having five branches or points: Hes. calls the hand irtvToov, the Jive-pointed.
irevTtjKOCTTtis, vos,
irevTC-o-upryYos, ov, (TTCVTC, ovpty) with five pipes or holes; v\ov irfVTfavpiyyov a wooden macbine/Mr-
nished with Jive holes, through which the head, arms, and legs of criminals were passed, a sort of pillory.
talents
(irfVTf, opyvia) ofJive fathoms. , ov, ov, (TTfVTf, 6j8oAos) of or worth Jive , obols: as Subst., irfVTwf3o\ov, TO, a five-obol piece; irevTitj(3o\ov "ffXiaaaadai to sit in the court Heliaea at
I
irevTC-rdXavTOS, ov, (irevre, r&Xavrov) worth five five obols a day. : for the recovery offive talents, of a law-suit. ir|ajiVT|, aor. irei-u), Dor. for irVT-6TT|pis, ioos, i), a term or space of five years ;
med.
part. fem. ofirfKca.
7rt'cy, fut.
of
irftcco.
oid TTfVTfrrjpiSos at intervals of Jive years, every Jive II. a festival celebrated every years. Jive years, such as the Panathenaea at Athens. From
IIE'02,
,
eos, TO,
,
membrum
virile, Lat. penis.
Ep. for irfirovOvta,

f.
avui
pf. part. fem. of tia.a\u. aor. I kiriirdva'. Pass., fut. Trcn-av:
irVT-TT|S,
Jive years.
fs,
(TTVT(, CTOS) of five years, lasting

ircov)
:
aor. I tTTfirdvOrjv
pf.
inf.
irfiravOai
(TTC-
ircvTe-rpldfa), to conquer five times.
irVTT)KOVTa, ot, ai, TO., indecl. (Wi/re) Jiffy. TTVTr]KovTd-eTts, iSos, f], fem. of irVTT]KOVTa-TT|S, fs or -TTjs, fs, contr. -OVTTJS, (irfVTTjKovTa, ITOS) of fifty years, lastingf'or'fifty years. irVTT]KOVTa-KApT]VOS, OV, (TJtVTfjKOVTO.,
fifty-headed.
ripe or mellow : of pain, etc., Pass, to become ripe, soft, to soothe, assuage, soften: II. intr. to become ripe, mellow : to be softened.
to ripen,
make
mellow.
ir67raiTpos, irciraiTaTOS, irreg.
TT1TGW.
Comp. and
Sup. of
7T6iraXa,Yp.vos, TrciraXaxOat,
pf. pass. part,
and
inf.
of
ov, (T
ita.\cio~ooj.
Trvn]KOVTa-K4)aXos,
ircirdXaKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of iraXacraoa. ireirdXawrpiat, pf. pass, of ira\aica.

j),
TT6VTT]KovTa,-Trais, -TTJ.IOOS, 6, children.
consisting
of Jiffy
irira\p.ai,
',
pf. pass,
of iraAAco.
2 part,
Ep. redupl. aor.
of TrdAAa;.
544
<iriru(juu, pf.
of
irdofJLat.
mellow. irtiravos, ov, collat. form of irenow, ripe, an old aor. 2 inf. to display, manifest. ireirapelv, of Treipca inf. -neirdpOat. Treirapp-ai, pf. pass,
:
of ireipca. ircirapn-evos, pf. pass. part,

ireirdcr0at, pf. inf. of irdopai, to possess.
i,
iTirdcrp,Tjv, pf.
'.
and
plqpf.
of Trarco/xcu.
pass,
of
TTO.\VVO).
irfiOca.
iT6iri0aTai, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of ireiriica, pf. of TreiOca. ireimpos, ov, also fem. neiTeip^,
loiv,
= ireira}v,
ripe, mel-
Lat. maturus
metaph. mild, softened.
pf. 2 o TTirop0a, pf. med. iTirocr0, Ep. for irfirovOare, 2 pi. pf. of iraffx<ir6iroTT|aTai, Ep. for irtiroTrjVTai, 3 pi. pf. of TTOTOai, inf. of same. pf. 2 of irpdaffca. pf. pass, of irpaaaw. ireirpap.<H, pf. act. and pass, of irnrpaa/tfa. pf. pass, of irpica. ireirpcoTO, 3 sing. pf. and plqpf. pass, of an obsol. Verb *Tr6poj (from which also comes aor. i it has, had been fated ; part. TreTTpcu/ieVos, C7rcpov) fated : 17 TTCTpcuêV?/ (sub. /xofpa), (bat which is fated,
, , ,
irireio-0i, 2 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of TtfiOca. ire'iOa. ircimo'p.ai,, pf. pass, of iTTTpacrp,ai, pf. pass, of irfpaiva). irirpT|ji,vos, Ep. pf. part. pass, of TTfpdca.
Trr}yvv[u. pfof 7rie<w. iriri<rp,ai>, pf. pass, aor. 2 med. inf. iTirl0r0ai, redupl.
fate, destiny, like
lfjiapfjLfVTj.
pf. pass,
,
of irfravvvfjii : part. Trfirrafj-fvos. for irfirravrai, 3 pl.pf. pass. of irfTavvvfjii. or ireirT&Ta, pf. part. nom. and ace. neut.
iTirr|Ya'
med. of
of
Triirrca.
of irimr)a>s, Ep. for TreirTrjKws, pf. part,

frightened, timid, shy. irirTO>Ka, pf. of ir'nrTca. ireiTTws, Att. pf. part, of mirrca.
inf.
irm0T|cra>, Ep. fut. of ire'iOca. irirt0ov, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of ireiOca ; itemQoiev I and 3 pi. subj.; TreiriOoifj.ev, rrcmOeiv, fem. part. TremOovaa.
Treiri
pi. opt.:
irtiTTco, see ireaoca.
irTTX)0oiTO [v], 3 sing. Ep. redupl aor. 2 opt. of TTVV-
irTrXavT)Hva>s, Adv.
pf.
pass.
part,
of wXavdca,
Odvou.ai.
roaming, wandering.
irirXa<r[Ji<u, pf. pass, of irXaoao).
ireTrXevo-jjiai, pf. pass,
ireirvKacrp-evos, pf. pass. part, of irvKdfa.
of
TtXi<a.
inf. TTfTrvo'Oai, TreTrvtrucii, pf. of TrvvOdvofj.ai ireirvo'TO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of TrvvOdvopai.
:
of TrXrjffffQ). trTr\i]yt\iiV, Ep. aor. 2 inf. and irrXir]Yov, ir'irXT|Y|Ji''n v Ep. redupl. aor. 2 act.
>
ireircoKa, pf.
of
:
irivo).
;
IIE'IinN,
Tfpos,
ov, gen. ovos
Comp. and
rhed. of TrXrjaoca.
ir'7rXi]Y t*)S
)
P^ P ar t. of
irXrjffffoj.
raros maturus.
son,
of
II.
:
fruit,
ripe,
Sup. irTraimellow, Lat. mitis,
metaph.
oh
TrirXi]|Jiai, pf. pass, of TreXafa. o, in Poets also with irreg. pi. TreTrAa, TO, Lat. peplum, any woven cloth used for a covering,
softened,
assuaged
:
soft, tender, gentle : also often used in addressing a per-
IIETIAO2,
sheet,
TTtirov, as Subst.,
my friend:
<3
my pet ram
in
bad
sense,
so, Kpie Trf-rrov TreVores ye weaklings,
II. a large full robe ye dastards. hanging, curtain. worn by women esp. the robe of Minerva, IIE'P, enclit. Particle, adding force to the word to in procession at the Panathenaic which was carried which it is annexed much, very, often with an Adj. III. also a man's cloak or robe, of the festival. and the part, of fifti, firci fj.' ere/fes ye [uvvvOddiov have given birth to me all shortlong Eastern dress. TTfp fovra. since you of TrXvvca inf. ireirXvaOai. lived as I am: also with an Adj. only, Kparepus irep irTrXtip.at, pf. pass, a flowing robe, gar- strong as he is ; or with an Adv., fiivvvOd ircp, for a irirX(op,a, arcs, TO, (TreVAos)
or shawl
ment.
Treirvijp,ai, poet. pf. pass,
very
little
time; oXiyov
irep
little
as
it
is.
2.
to
of
Tri/ecu,
used as pres., to
:
have breath or soul;

prudent, sage
;
:
metaph. to be wise, discreet, 2 inf. irfirvvaOai 2 sing. ireirvvaai. part. Treirvvfjievos used as Adj. sing, plqpf. Treirvvao sage, wise, prudent.
;
attention to something objected to, albeit, though, however ; so, Xiyvs Trep euv dyoprjT-fjS however loudcall
7Tirvi)u,evos, part, of TTfTrvvfj.ai.
be. 3. also to strengthen a as negation, ovoe rrfp, no, not even, not at all, where, in Lat. ne . quidem, ovSe is divided by one or more words from Trep. II. to call attention to one or
tongued a talker he
.
TTiroi0a, perf. med. ofirdOoj, to trust, rely on. iTiroi06a, Ep. for firfTroiOfiv, plqpf. med. of
iriroC0T|o-is,
17,
Hence
TreiOoj.
more
TTtp
trust, reliance, boldness.
d\\ovs things, however, at any rate, yet, as, III. irep is (\eaipe pity others at any rate. often attached to a relat. Pron., Adj. or Adv., as ovTJTTtp, OlUTTfp,
TriTOi0oiTjv, opt. of ireiroiOa. TT6iTOi0ojxev,Ep. for TTfrroiOcafJKV,! pl.subj.of7T7rot0a.

1T61T<H0U>, Subj.
>,
i,
TTp,
&0TTep, CtC.
Trtpa,
fj-expt
Of TTfTTOlOa. Ep. 3 sing plqpf. pass, of 7roAto>.

pass, of
TTIVOJ.
Adv. beyond, across or over,further,"Lat. ultra; TOV jj-eaov irepa 5* ov as far as the middle, but
II.
f
ho
t
further.
/j-ecfovcfTjs
pf.
Trepa
trovi<a.
TTSTTOVTJTO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
beyond midday. metaph. beyond measure, excessively : c. gen.,

Tj/jitpas
e/
of Time, beyond, longer

T
J'JJ
c. gen., ITT 111.

irtpct
545
IV. absol. expressing beyond something greater; dinara Kal irepa K\VOJV hearing
all justice.
reach.
things incredible, and
more (ban
that.
traverse, go go beyond in.
pass right across or through, pass, 3. c. gen. to exceed, through, or over.

to
TTCpaav, Ep. for irepdv, pres. inf. of irepdoj, iTpaacrK6, Ion. 3 sing. impf. of irepda}. irepuOcv Ion. irepTjOev, Adv. (irepa) from
irepdw (B)
nepSj
:
fut. irepdaca [a] Ep. irepafffftu Att. : aor. I etrepdffa Ep. eirepacraa : pf. pass, ireire:
beyond^
:
prjfjun
from
the far side.

:
to sell,
:
irepatvco
aor. I eirepdva
Pass., aor.
:
I
:
eirepdvOrjv
to
sell
to carry beyond seas for sale, hence. (irepd) mostly to sell as slaves ; irepdv TIV& A.f)jj.vov to one to Lemnos.
:
pf. ireirepa.fffj.ai, inf. ire-rrepavOai to an end, finish, complete : to
bring bring about, accom(irepas)
nep-yap,ta,
IlepYfijAOs,
77, T),
= Ilepyafjios.
Pergamos, the
citadel of
Troy
also
Pass, to be brought to an end, be finished ; to plish : be fulfilled, accomplished. 2. irepaiveiv \6yov to end
in pi. Ilepya/ia, rd. II. irepyafta, rd, as appellat., like dfcpoiroXis, the citadel of any town.
end.
to conclude, come to an extend, reach, or penetrate. 7Tpatos, a, ov, (irepav) being or dwelling beyond, esp. II. 77 irfpairj (sub. yrj or beyond the sea or river.
a discourse
hence absol.
HE PAIH, IKOS
:
or IKOS, 6 and
T),
the partridge, Lat.
II. intr. to
perdix, -Ids.
IIE'PAOMAI,
ireiropda
to
irep6|X|ie'vov,
as Subst., the country beyond the sea or river : the country over against or opposite. Hence irepaioo), f. waca: aor. i eirepaiejaa: Pass., f. irepaio}-
X^pa)
Dep., with act. aor. 2 enapoov, pf. break wind. Aeol. for irepieifj.evov, pf. pass. part, of
irepievvvfu.
ireprjQev, Adv., Ion. for irepaOfv. irpT]v, Adv., Ion. for irepav.
to eirepaiwdrjv : pf. ireirepaicj/j.at carry or convey to the opposite country or bank, carry II. Pass, to pass over, cross. over or across :
0r](TOfj.ai
:
aor. I
Ep. for
,
ireprjffciv, fut. inf.
of
ircpdca.
intr. in
Act. to cross, pass over.
a, ov, Comp. of irepa, beyond, further ; uool irepairepai roads leading further : Adv. irepairepaj: also neut. irepairepov, further, beyond.
iTpatTcpos,
ov, Ion. for irepdros. , Ep. aor. 2 pass. inf. of irepOa). IIE'P0n, fut. irepaca : pf. veiropOa : aor. I eirepaa : Pass. aor. 2 eirpaOov, inf. irpaOeiv Ep. irpaOeeiv :
17,
with
fut.
irepav Ion. and Ep. ircpfjv, Adv. (irepa) on the other 2. absol. over, to side of, across, Lat. trans, c. gen. or on the opposite side; irepav els TT)V 'Aaiav oia/3r)vai II. over to cross over into Asia. against, c. gen., III. sometimes = irepa, out as, XaA.tSo5 irepav. beyond.
irepavTiKos, ^. "" (Trfpaivca) conchtsive. srep-dirTO), Acol. for irepidirrct).
Se'xâi rase.
med. irepaofj.ai from 8ex/
:
'
Ep. aor. 2
^
inf. irepdai,
like
w^ste,
ravage,
sack,
2. of persons, /o destroy, kill, slay. 3. of II. /o gvf 6y plunder. things, /o destroy. IIEPI', Prep., with gen., dat., et ace.'. Radio, sense, all around, about.
WITH GENITIVE
near.
I.
of Place, around, about,

;
II. Causal, about, concerning, on, of; irepl voffrov drcovaa I have heard of his return \eyeiv
an end, extremity : an end, 2. in a raceissue, termination : as Adv., at last. II. metaph. accomcourse, the goal, Lat. meta.
irepas, aros, TO, (irepa}
plishment, the
power of accomplishing.
ircpdo-iftos, ov, (irepdca) that versed, passable, [a]
may
be crossed or tra-
irepcuris,
77,
(irepdca)
a going beyond, passing ;

life
fiiov
2. about, for, on TIVOS to speak of a. subject. account of; fiov\eveiv irepl (povov to lay plans for the irepl 3. of contending for an object slaying. run for Oeiv irepl 0vx*7 s * OO.VOVTOS for the dead one's life ; ^dxôQai irepl irroXios to fight for the 4. of the motive; irepl eptSos p.dpvaaOat to city. 5. with a Subst., as fight for very enmity's sake.
irepi
;
;
(to death). irepaTOS, 77, ov, (irepa) on the opposite side, Lat. ulII. 77 trepan] (sub. 777 or terior . x^P") as Subst.,
irepaais
passage from
irepi
reference to, with regard to, about; dpiOfiov as to number. III. like Lat. prae, before, above, beyond; irepl irdvTav efj.fj.evai d\.\cav to be
to,
in
the opposite country, also the opposite quarter of the heavens, esp. of the west, as opp. to the east.
above or before
is
often divided from
irepuTos Ion. ircpijTos,

ftos,
17,
ov, (irepdca) like irepdffi-
be crossed or passed over. ircpdo) (A), inf. irepav Ep. irepdav : Ion. impf. irepdafficov : fut. irepaau [a] Ion. ircprjaa), Ep. inf. irfprjaethat
may
fievat
aor.
:
(irepa)
eirepdffa Ion. eireprjffa I. trans, /o rfrwe

2. to
pf.
ireirepd/ca
it is of much consequence tq us ; nepl TroAAou iroieiadat or rjyeiaOai n, to reckon a thing worth much; irtpl irXeiovos, irepl o\iyov, irepl ovSevus iroiecaOai to reckon a thing of more, of little, of no
phrases are eoriv fiiMV,
in this sense, the Prep, : IV. the following gen. of common occurrence: irepl iro\\ou
all
the rest
its
h^f&
across
or
consequence.
through.
pass across or through, to pass over, cross, traverse; rdtypos apya\erj irepdav a ditch hard to pass; metaph., rcivdvvov irepav to pass through a danger irepdv optcov to go through or recite the terms of an oath. 2. to let go II. through.
;
intr. to
penetrate or pierce right through
to extend,
of the object, about, or near which I. of Place, around, around, about : round about ; irepl xpot close round the skin ; x e 'P hand round, grasping the spear; * ne irepl eyx*i dairaipetv irepl Sovpi to quiver round or on the 2. hard by, near, always of several, as enspear.
a thing
is,
WITH DATIVE
546
II. Causal, of an compassing round about one. object for which one fights ; pdxeffOai ire pi olfft 2. XTeaTeffffi to fight for one's own possessions. of anxiety, care, or confidence about a thing, for, about, on account of. 3. by reason of, like Lat.
,
irptaipT6s,
irepi-aipeco
irepieXeiv
city,
:
:
77,
f.
(irepidyoj)a turning round, revolution. From ov, .able to be taken off.

trepiaiprjcroj
:
aor. 2
irepieiXov,
inf.
prae
cast (pofiafor fear; Trepi xap/xan /or joy. WITH Accus. of the object round about which a strip : I. of Place, about, around, oneself; irepiaipeiaQai Kvverjv to take off" one's helmet; thing goes or moves near, by; 77 Trepi KviSov vavfjiaxia the sea-fight off $ifi\iov irepiaipeo/jievos taking the cover off one's let^ III. Cnidos ; Trepi TO. eXea oifceovffi they dwell all about ter ; but it is often used just like the Act. the marshes; TrAeuces Trepi ?ra many round about one, Pass, to be stripped off or taken away from one : also to have a thing taken away from one. II. of persons who are about one, as many to one. attendants, comrades, like ol djJKpi Tiva ; Td irepi TI vfpi-a.\yi(a, f. 170-0;, to be greatly distressed. III. of the object all that belongs to a thing. irepi-a\i<|>a>, f. if^ca, to anoint or smear all over. with which one is occupied, esp. of the place ; Trepi ircpt-dXXos, ov, (irepi, aAAos) beyond or before others : neut. pi. irepia\\a as Adv., before all: exceedingly. Sopira iroveTaOai to be busy about supper : metaph., I0"ri philosophy is occu77 <piXoffo<pia irepl dXrjOeidv ircpi-aXovpYOSjOi/, (rrepi, aXovpyus) dyed with purple all round: metaph., Karcois irepia\ovpyus double-dyed 2. in relation or referpied about or with truth. ence to, with regard to; rci irepl rov Kvpov OVTOOS in villany. TrepLa|xp.a, arcs, TO, (irepiairTQj) anything fastened fyevero the circumstances relating to Cyrus turned out thus. IV. of Time, about, Lat. circa; irepi round one, an amulet.
:
irepl
away all round, as the walls of a or the earthen mould in which gold has been generally, to take off or away : c. gen. pass, to a thing off" one. II. Med. to take offfrom
to take
TOVTOVS xpovovs also of numbers, irepi Tpiaxîovs about 3000. IN POSITION, Trepi may follow its Subst. in all cases, and then it becomes paroxyt. Tre'pi.
:
irepi-ajjL'Trtxco,
f.
to
put round about:

II. to
-afxpegca: aor. 2 irepLrjfJLirecrxov: Med. to put around one, to put
on.
cover all round.
irepi-ajAiritrxco, impf. -rjîriffx.ov,
= irepia.^^
*'
As ADV.,
also
Trepi,
Trepi,
around, about, also near,

:
by.
II.
with accent thrown back, before, above,
exceedingly, above measure
so in phrases, Tre'pi icrjpi, irepi dvfjica beyond measure in heart or soul ; where must not be taken as Prep, with the dat. Tre'pi sometimes stands for irepieffTi. Ile'pi
as Subst., irepiairros, ov, hung about or -upon: From irepiaiTTOv, r6, irepiafj.fMi. Med. ircpi-airTO), f. if/ca, to fasten about, attach to :
to
put round
oneself, to
gain for
oneself.
IT* pt-app,6a>
all
round:
Att. -OTTCD, f. 6aca, to fasten or jit on Pass, to have fastened round or fitted on.
f.
IN COMPOS,
all its
chief senses recur: around, about,
jrcpi-atrrpdirrw,
irept-curxoXtco,
\fjca,
as in irepi- pdXXaj, irepi-ex&, irepi-fiaivoj. II. a going beyond, exceeding, as in irepi-yiyvofj.ai, irepiIII. beyond measure, very, exceedepydfofuii. ingly, as in irepi-KaXX-fjS, Trepi-5eiSo>, like Lat. per- in
f. rjffca,
to lighten or flash all round. to be busy about a thing.
irept-avxvios, ov, (irepi, ai>xnv) worn round the neck; as Subst., irepiavî'iov, TO, a necklace. irepCaxov, Ep. for irepuaxov, impf. o
irepi-jSatvco,
f.
per-multus, per-gratus.
-@r)ffo[j.ai: aor. 2 irepieftrjv
pf. trepi-
QUANTITY.
Though
f.
in Trepi
is
short, yet
it is
not
properly elided before a vowel.
irept-aYY^XAw,
Kent
round:
absol.
II.
round.
-ayye\u, to announce by a message to send or carry a message c. dat. et inf. to send round orders
;
to go round about or to bestride one who 0e@\r)Ka has fallen, so as to defend him c. gen., irept^rjvai dSeXcpeiov Krapevoio to stand over his slain brother : of sound, to float around.
:
for people to do something TT. irapaa/cevdêaOai to send orders round to make ready ; TT. vavs to order
ships.
TT6pi-iiYT|S, es, (wepi,
f. -0a\u>: aor. 2 irepie&aXov. pf. irepio throw round, about, or over, put on or
,
over, invest with; irepiftakXeiv TLVO, xo.XKevfMi.Ti to fix 2. Med., him round a sword, i.e. to stab him.
edya} broken in
pieces.
II.
with
pf. pass. irepi@ef3\rifj,ai, to
Dor. for
nepirjyrjs.
oneself,
put on
to
c.
throw round or over throw round oneself for defence,

dupl. ace., rerôs irepi&dXXeaOai
voj, f. -dca, to break all round, tfep\,-&yv\nn\, and break in pieces : Pass., o^ irepidyvvTai the voice is echoed all round.
enclose
around:
II. TTOXLV, to build a wall round a city. to put round or upon a person, invest with.
metaph.
2. to
lead round, drive round; c. ace. loci, irepidyovai TT)V Xi^vrjv KvitXw they drive round the lake in a circle. 2. to lead about with one: so also in Med. 3. to turn round : also to twist or wrench round. II. iiur. to go round; ircpidyeiv Tas iroXeis /o round the cities, Hence
irept-dYaJ,
f.
-aw, to
attribute or ascribe to a person. encompass, enclose with a thing
3. to
:
surround,
to involve
metaph.
or implicate in
evils, etc.
4. c. ace. only, to
fj.e
brace, encompass, surround; irepi/3d\\ei
#o
[a]
darkness encompasses me. compass round, double.

a place.
III. in
5. of ships, 6. to frequent, be fond

to
emGKOTOS to fetch a
of
irepiaYc>Yt)s, ^<ys
^>
a machine for twisting round,
Med.
embrace for
:
a tourniquet.
compass, aim
at,
Lat. affectare
oneself, to pf. pass, to be in
).
547
a marking round: an outline, sketch:
print.
possession
of.
IV. to throw beyond: beat in

sort of
<
irptYpa<j)
f|, 77,
throwing : generally, to beat, excel. iTpi-|3dp8S, at, (irepi, /3apis) a

shoes.
an impression,
women's
From
ircpi-Ypd^co, f. ^cu, to draw a line round, mark round, circumscribe ; ireptypdtyeiv KVK\OV to draw a.
circle
2. to define, determine. II. to in outline, sketch out, Lat. delineare. III. to enclose within brackets, to strike out, cancel. iTpC88eicra, Ep. for irepteb'ei<ra, aor. I of irepi,5ei5ca.
T7fpi-j3apvs, v, gen. cos, exceeding heavy. irpu{3ds, affa, av, aor. 2 part, of irepi&aiva}.
irepip/3\T)|Ji,cu, pf. pass,
],
round.
draw
Ep. for
i,
,
irepiefiij,
aor. 2 inf.
of irepi@dh.Xa>. 3 sing. aor. 2 of of irepifiaivta.
irepifiaivca.
ircpi-SeSpojJia, pf. of irepirpexcv.
sides,
gazed
ov, (ire pi @ \eircu) looked at at, notable.

f.
i//ca,
from
all
irepi-ScTjs,
es,
(irepi,
Se'os)
very timid or fearful
Adv.
Trepi-pXeirci),
intr. to
around.
II. trans, to
:
/oo& round about, gaze look at on all sides, look
great fear. irepiSelSia, Ep. pf. of irepioeifio}.

f.
-Sis, in
ircpi-SeiSa),
8eto"a,
-Set ffo fiat

:
aor. I irepteSeio'a Ep.
much
at
hence
to
gaze
on, survey,
admire
Pass.
to be looked at,
admired, looked up
to.
part. irepib'Seiffas pf. uepi5e8oiKa Ep. SeiSia : to fear very much, be in great fear or
dread
Trpi|3\T]Tos, ov, (irpi@a\\ca) put round or on. ireptpoT)TOS,oi', (irepifiodaj) noised abroad, notorious, in good or bad sense: hence either famous, extolled:
/
about one.
TTcpi-Beiirvov, TO, (iTcpi, SeTiTvov) a fune ral feast. irepi-Se^tos, ov, like d/^>t6etos, using both hands
alike, Lat.
or exclaimed against.
II. act.
with loud cries.

is
ambi-dexter.
II.
generally, very dexintr. to
irepi.p6\aiov, TO, (irepi@a\\ot)) that which round one, a covering, garment.

n-epi{3oXif|,
17,
put
terous, versatile, or expert.

Trepi.-8epKop.ai,
Dep.
I.
look round
(7re/>t/3aAAcy)
round ; ir(pi@o\r) i<peos thrown round a town.

III.
the sheath of a
II.
anything thrown or put sword walls

:
about,
gaze about.
f.
II. trans, to
irepi-Bcco,
-&fiaoj,.to bind, tie
look earnestly at. round or on: Med.
a space enclosed, comcircuit.
to bind
round
oneself,
put on.
a circumference, pass. taph. a compassing, aiming at.

ing, encircling.
nepifioXi],
IV. me-
-rrcpt-BTjpiTOS, ov, (irepi, S^pto;) fought for, disputed.

TTfpi-8t8o>[xi, Ion. 2
-Sajffca
:
and 3
sing. -StSofs, -StSof :

II.
:
f.
iTpij3oXos, ov, (irepi/3a\\a}) going round, compass-
to
fut. -S&ffOfuti II. as Subst., irepi@o\os, 6, to stake or wager, aor. 2 eoofj-rjv anything thrown round; ol irepi@o\oi walls c. gen. rei; TpiiroSos irepib&fJieOov let us make a wager thrown round a town. 2. an enclosure, circuit, of a tripod ; epeOev ireptowGopjai avrrjs I will wager for myself, i.e. pledge myself; 7re/)iSt'5o/iai irepi TTJS compass. absol., irepidov vvv e/JLoi Ke<pa\7]S I stake my head iT6pi-ponf3o, f. 170*0;, to hum round. come now, lay a wager with me. iT6pi-J3ovvos, ov, surrounded by bills. Pass. trept-jSpttxioviov, TO, (irfpi, fipaxt-ow) an armlet or irepi-8ivo, f. 770-0;, to whirl or wheel round : to whirl oneself round, run round and round: to spin piece of armour for the arm.
:
:
give round.
Med.
ire ptS'tSo fiat,
Trepi-pptixtos, a, ov, (irepi, fipvxios')
surging
all
round, like a top

rrcpi-StvTjs,
f*s,
-rrepidivrjOrjrrjv,
Ep. 3 dual aor.

:
round,
[i;]
(irepiSivecu')
ivbirled round.
Trepi POJTOS, ov, Ion. for irfpifiuijTos. irfpi-YiY vo lJUU > Ion. and later form
fut. -"fevrjcrofj.ai
:
--yCvojxai [t]
above
gen.
come, excel
from.
also to
adcantageous, II. to live over ; to survive, get over, escape 2. of things, to remain over and above. 3. remain as a result or consequence, to result or
:
aor. 2 to be over or eyev6iJ.7jv : to be superior, prevail over, overto be better or more c.

I.
irepi-Suo, old Ep. form for irepideiSu to be afraid about one. -rrepiSou, aor. 2 imper. med. of irept5iSojfj.i.
mucb
ir6pi8p&p.ov,Ep.for irepie8pafJLov,a.oT. 2 oircpirpe)(a}. round with the hand. irspi-Spci<r<7Opxu, Dep. to grasp
irept-Spojids, a5os, fern, of irepidponos, surrounding,
encompassing.
irpi8pojxifj,
-fj,
(irepiSpoftos}
2.
a running round and
proceed from
cf. irepieip.1 (elfj,i
sum).
:
round, a
to
irepi-YXaYTiS,
the eyeballs,
es, (irepi,
y\ayos} full of milk.

turn round
*
a revolution, orbit. surTr6pt8pop,os, ov, (TrepiSpapeiv) running round,

circuit.
-
TT6pi-Y\Tivdop.ai, Dep. (irfpi, yXfyr)}
glare around.
(ire pi,
y\uffo~a) eloquent. ircpi-'yvdp.'irTO), f. if/oj, to bend round, fe'ch a compass round, double a headland.
irpi-Y\a>o-<ros, ov,
2. going about, roamcircular. be run round, standing ng' 3- P ass that can II. as Subst., irepiSpofJios, 6, like irepidetached. I. surrounds or encompasses: as 8p,our), that which
rounding :
irepi-yoyyvfa,
about.
f.
aoi,
to
mutter or whisper round
2. runs round a net for closing it. a gallery running round a building. 3. the rim of a shield.
the 'string that
round by a
TrepiYpap,p.a, arcs, TO, (Trfpiypa<pcj) anything line, an enclosure, ring.

irepi/ypairrds, 6v, (-rTfpiypd<pw)
marked
TTC pi-Spvirrci),
f.
all ô. , to tear

1
marked round,fenced
Ep. 3 sing. aor. all round.

irepv-5vs>,
f.
I irepib'pvfpOt],
he
round about: Pass., had the skirt torn off
in, enclosed.
-tVcy, to pull
off"
from around,
strip off.
548
f **P*88wftt. T ^ ua ^ aor 2 mec*' su k> TTCpi-eBeSeTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of ircpiotoj.
7rpiSa>ne0ov,
-
a thing, to be over-officious; rq> 0v\a.Kq>
irpu-a)(rp.(H,
pf. pass,
of
-rrfpi^duvvvfj-i.
aOai (pf. inf.) that they had overdone it with their ' sack' (i. e. need not have used the word). 2. to
ircpi-ctSov, aor. being used instead
2
:
with no
to look
pres. in use, Trepiopdca
meddle, interfere, be
,
officious.
about for, await.
2.
ov,
(irepi,
to overlook, neglect, disregard,
allow, suffer.
plqpf. TreptrjSeiv
-rrepifiSfvai
II.
hence also to let pass, pf ircpioioa with pres. sense

;
needless
trouble:
rd
f'pyov} over-careful, taking 2. ircpiep'Ya curious arts.

II.
with impf. sense, Att.

:
ireptrfdrj
inf.
meddling, interfering, officious. wrought, elaborate, expensive.

Att.
pass, over-
Ep. Tre/wSftcrat
trfptiofjifvai
better;
JSovXr)
to know or understand aXXcuv to be better in
-ipY,
f.
ft>,
superfluous. to enclose all round,
2.
encompass.
irepi-eppiiirjv, aor.
counsel than others.

-rrepitiXds,
dSos,
77,
(vfpid\oj)
wound
round, en-
irepi-eppw, to
aor.
2
wander
:
2 pass, of TTfpippeoj. or ramble about.

trepirjpxo/Jirjv
: :
circling.
trpi-pxo|xai, impf.
-rfXBov
pf.
f.
eXevffoftai
'.
ireptetXov, aor. 2 of irepiaipeoj. TTEpt-eCXXco or -eiXcco, to fold or 2. to Pass, to be wrapped round.
wrap round wrap up.
irpC-t|Ai,
(irtpi, et/u
sum)
to be
around ;
rcl irfpi-
cvra circumstances.
II. to
be better than or su-
to go round, -eXrjXvOa go about: esp. to go about canvassing, like Lat. ambire: c. ace. loci, to go round, visit in succession. 2. of II. to go round and reTime, to come round. turn to a spot, to come round to; 77 riffis TrepifjXOe TOV Tiaviuviov vengeance came at last upon him.
III.
c.
2. to exceed in number, perior to another, surpass. III. over-live, outlive : absol. to suroutnumber.
ace.
pers.,
like
Lat. circumvenire, to
come
rot;nd, overreach, cheat.

eSo/ât, to gnaw round about. irepi-ecrOtw, f. irspitrK6p,p.ai, pf. pass, of irfpiffKoirfa}.
oiTO, 3 sing. impf. pass,
vive
over
and
main
2. of property, to be IV. to reabove, to remain in hand. as a result or consequence, come about, ensue :
of things, to be extant.
of
irepiffiraca.
cf. irepiyiyvofj.ai.
or about, irepi-eipA, (7re/H, tlfu ibo) to go round 2. c. ace. to go round, compass; fetch a compass. II. irepiifvai (pv\aitds to go the rounds of the guards.
to
pf. part.
irepio-xov, aor. 2 of ireptexîrcpi-ecrxaTOS, 77, ov, about the

irpt-<J>0os, ov,
(irfpi,
last.
come round
to in turn.
III.
of Time, \povov
4<0os,) thoroughly boiled.
TTpu6vros as time came round. irpi-ipo>, to insert or fix round,

irept6Kpj3ev, 3 sing. aor. 2 act. or 3
,
pi. aor.
2 pass.
irepi-tx* : f- irtpiffa and -rrfpiffxriaca : aor. 2 TTfpitaor. 2 med. Trfpteo'xo/"?*'. inf. ffX v > inf. irepiffx f to hold around, encompass, embrace, TTpiax* ff Q ai
'
surround: of a
a driving or riding round : a From place for driving round. irept-eXaiJvco, fut. eAatrcu aor. I --r^Xacra pf. fX^2. to Xatca to drive round, push about, of caps.
(us,
77,
:
city, to
like irepififti
(flfjLi
sum)
II. beleaguer or blockade. n, to be superior to, surpass,
overcome
Med.
tect.
: III. esp. to outnumber, to outflank. to clasp round, and so to take charge of, to pro2. to holdfast on by, to cling to, cleave to.
drive about, harass, distress. TTOV, etc.) to drive or ride round.
II.
(sub.
o,p\ta, tir-
3. to be pressing,
urgent with.
(Trcpi, fafjifvrjs)
irepi-âjjLevws,
Adv.
very powerfully
irepieXciv, aor. 2 inf. of Trcpiaipeca. rrcpi-eXio'O'to Att. -TTG> Ion. -eiAto-aco:

roll or
or violently.
f.
o>:
to
wind round :
f.
Med.
to roll
round
to
oneself.
poet, -ft ia>, f. -^ff(U, to boil irepi-ftryos, ov, also trepi^v^, vyos, 6,
irpi.-0
round
77,
about.
vso,
(jrcpi,
:
irepi-eXicctf,
-f \Kvaca [u], to drag round or about.
ircpi-evVvjAi, to put
round:
of
Med.
draw round one.
yov} over and above a pair, more than a pair of horses' harness, TTpivya are spare straps.
7rpio)p,a, arcs, TO, an apron. VCD f. -wffca irepi-^tovvijjjit or
:
irpiira,TT|K6i, 3 sing, plqpf. of TrcpiiraTco}.

trtpnriirTQ}. ircpi-eirco : impf. irfpifiirov : fut. Trepieipca : aor. 2 inf. irepiairfiv: fut. med. inf. jrepieairov, irfpityfffOat: aor. I pass. inf. irepif(p6i)vat : to be busy about, tend
From
:
irpiir<TOv,
aor. 2
Med. to gird round Hence
oneself,
to gird round : put on as a belt or apron.
diligently, take care of:of persons, to treat with attention ; (v Trepttireiv nva to treat a man well ; but,
ircpieireiv to
7T6picoo-ap.vos, aor. I med. part. ir*pt-axrTpa, 77, (irfpi, ffiffrpov) a girdle, apron. irpt-ir} Yeo[xai, f. -rjaop.ai, Dep. to lead round about,
<
*&s TrepiffpOrjvai by one ; /caAws irepitireaOai to be well treated:

-rrepitTTfiv
handle roughly so in Pass., VTTO nvas to be roughly handled

:
shew
the
way round.
'
iT6pfr]-yT)S, e s> (TTepidyoj)
Hence drawn round, lying

:
in
also,
nva ws
circle, forming
irepnr)yr]O'i'S,
a circle
ecus,
77,
circular.
or are iroXtpiov to treat one as an

f.
like irepiypa<pr],
sketch, out-
enemy.
.rrepi-pYa.op,ai,
line
-crpâc
is waste one's labour: to be
pf. -eipyaffâi: Dep.: employed overmuch about
generally, a form, figure. irepiTi8T], Att. plqpf. of TrepioiSa

:
see -rrfpitiSov.
to one, to
TTpi-T|Ka>,
f.
cw,
to
have come round
have
540
arrived at last : has come round
c. ace.,
Tcfc
ere irfpirj/covTa
that
which
f.
-pev&ofjutt, to fall
down
all round,
to thee, fallen upon thee. irepiTJXOov, aor. 2 of ircpiepxf>iJ.ai.

irepi-qXtio-is,
77,
go
re-
to ruin.
>
(nfpifpxofJiai)
a coming round,
volution.
irepi-Ka,TappT|YvC H' l f. -pr)(a, to tear down round Med. to rend one's own garment. about, rend off: ir6pt-KaTt]|Aat, Ion. for irepiKa0r)fj,ai.
irfpi-Tf)|XKTo>, f, rjfftu, to be greatly aggrieved or* irepi-icdco, Att. for irtptKaia}. [a] disconcerted at a thing, e. dat.: c. gen. pers. to be TT6pi-Keip,at, inf. -KftoOai, used as Pass, of Trcpirito be put round, to (The deriv. of Oijfu, with f. med. Kfiaofiai greatly aggrieved at or with him. lie round or so as to embrace : absol., Ttfôs -nepiKfiijfj,(KT<u is uncertain.)
:
Trspi-Tjx^
ircpiTjveiKa, Ion. aor. I of TTfpKpfpo). f- "no~GJ, to echo or ring alt round.

(irepi,
r<u a wall
is
round about.
fioi
2.
metaph.
to
be over
and
above, profit ; ov TI
irpi-0aXiTX|S, fs,
0aA7TOs) very
warm
or hot.
TTpi0is, fiaa,
ircpCOfo'is, feus,
tv, aor. 2 part,

77,
of
irepiTiOrjui.
(vepiriBrjuC)
a placing or putting
II. advantage for me. have on one ; TrepiKeifj.evos vfipiv clad in arrogance. TTCpt-KeCpo), f. -K(pff(>}, to shear or clip all round:'
irfpittfirai there is no to have round one, to
round, putting on.

7T6pi06Tos,
7rfpt-00),
f.
Med.,
ircpLKfipcffdai
77,
ov,
and irepi06TOS,
put round, put on, assumed,

-6etffOf*ai, to
f.
ov, (ircpiTiGrjfJu) of false hair.
rpixas to clip one's hair. DS, Ion. pf. pass. part, of TTfpiK\fiu.
,
irpi-0e<opea>,
"rfioj,
to
run round. go round and observe,

Adv.,
r), (ire pi, Kf<pa\r}) a helmet. Dep. to be very anxious or concerned
about one.
,
irpi-0jios,
t,
ov, (Kepi, Qvfj-os} very wrathful.
ov, (ircpi, KrjXov} exceeding dry, well-
t.v to be very angry.

f. \fjoj,
dried.
rrepi-KtSvajJiat, Pass, to
ircpi-icXcuo,
f.
],
to
to wound all round. ring around, re-echo : Ep. 3 sing,
spread round about. K\aoca, to break around.

far-famed.
:
impf. iTcpiaxe
irepuSciv,
[t] inf. of
for irtpiiaxf. aor. 2 irepie'iSov.
irept-KXc'T]?, fs, (iff pi, /f\eos)
irepuSfACvai, Ep. for irepifioevai, inf. of ircpioiSa. irpi-Cofj.ai, Dep. to sit round about.
-irepi-urrrjju,
f.
orcpC-KXeiTos, ov, famous all round, far-famed. irepi-icXcuD Ion. -KX-r^Cw old Att. -icX-[j f. -KXfiffol
or
to
to
K\f ffw
t
(rrcpt, /cXc/cu)
:
to shut in all
round, en-
irfpio~TT)ffaj
aor. I
:
fGrrjaa;
close,
environ
to
surround, of ships.
Pass, to metaph. place or set round a person or thing ircpt-icXv^to, f. -tffoj, to wash all round: 2. aor. I med. be washed all round, of an island. Hence bring round to a certain state. is also trans., to round oneself place TTfpifaTTjaafjtrjv irepiKiXvo-Tos, 77, ov, Att. also os, ov, washed all II. Pass., with intr. tetises of Act., aor. i round by the sea, sea-washed, sea-girt. iarrjv to stand round : tOTr\Kiv pf. -eaTijKa plqpf. ircpt-icXiiTos, 77, 6v, heard of all round, famous, 2. to renowned, Lat. inclytus : of about: to encircle, surround, encompass. things, excellent, noble, rowze round to, devolve upon : of events, to come glorious. round to be so and so, turn out, esp.for the worse. a stalk or sprig. ircpi-KViBiov, TO,
.
3. to
go round
Iff pi- ICTXW,
= ITfplfX^'
so as to avoid, to shun.
irepi-Kvi^co,
f.
poet. aor. I 7r(piKviâfjnjv, to
-iaa), to scratch all round: gnaw all round.

f.
Med.,
irepiudv, ovffa, 6v, aor. 2 part,

iT6pi-icd0ap(jia, CCTOS, TO,
of Trepidfu (ftû)
irepi-KOKKiifco,
crw, to cry
cuckoo all round.

Pass, to be
an ojfscouring, defilement :
esp.
hence a polluted wretch. irepi-Ka0eop.cu, Dep. to sit down round about, to invest, beleaguer a town.
jrpi-Ka0T][A<u Ion. -Kdrrjucu,
pf. pass,
inf.
Trpi-KOfii&), f. tcrcu, to carry round: conveyed round, hence to go round.

n-epdcojjijjLa,
TOS, TO, (irfpiKoirroj) that
which
is
cut
-rjoOai
(properly
of
round ; town of
:
to be seated round, to sit irepiKaO(ôfjiai) : irepiKaOrjffOai ir6\tv to beleaguer or invest a
off all round, the clippings, trimmings; TrfpiK6fj.fj.a.7a eic oov ffKevaaca I will make minced meat of you. 7r<piKO[i|JidTtov, TO, Dim. of trepiKOfj.fjta.
TTfpi-KO\in\ios, ov, very elegant, exquisite.
<f>i\e<v) fern.
ships, to blockade
c. ace. pers. to sit beside
one as a companion.
irepi-icaiu),
about
fut. -Kavffca, to set on fire, burn round Pass, to be scorched all round: metaph. to be
Trpi-KOvSvXo-ircopo-<j)iXa, 77, (irfpi, KovSvXos, irwpos. Adj., epith. of the gout, exceeding fond of swelled knuckles.
irtpiKOTri],
77,
a cutting
all round, mutilation.
From
inflamed.
ircpi-KaXXiqs,
fs, (iff pi,
#aAAos) very beautiful.
cut all round, clip, mutilate. irepi-Koirrco, f. ipca, to 2. to cut down the fruit-trees in an enemy's country,
to lay waste,
TTCpi-KuXvirrto, f. â>, to put round as a covering, II. to cover all round, throw as a veil over.
plunder.
*s,
(irfpi,
Trepi-KpaTqs,
Kparos} having full com-
cover completely.
Trepi-Ka.Ta.'YvvjAi,
f.
mand
a<y, to break all round.
to
of.
:
ircpi-KaTaXap,|3dva>, f. ~\r)if/ofj.ai, to embrace all round. 2. to overtake. 3. to constrain, compel.
Trcpi-KpffxdvviJp.i f. -KpffJiacfca [a~\, Att. wpf/xw: hang up all round : Pass, to be hung about, cling
to, c. dat.
Hence
550
cs,
7T6/HKpe^tT7?
TTpLOLKO$
,
thing. TTpt-Kp6}AT|5, irepi-KpoiJw, f. aca, to strike or knock all round.

[{/],
f.
hung round with a

form of
ov, (ire pi, p,trpov)

II.
above measure, very

Subst.,
large, immense.
Trepi/jLerpos (sub.
:
late
i/sca,
irtpiKpvTtTQ). to cover all round, conceal
measuring round : as ^pa/Apr)), j), a circumference.

ov, poet, for TTfpiprjKrjs.
to
irpi-p^KTes,
hide oneself.
irepi-KTiove?, ovcav,
(Trfpi,
ot,
ir6pi-p.TjKiis, (s, (trepi, /x^/ros)
very
:
tall,
high or long.
impf.
Ep. dat.
pi. TTfpiKTioveffcri,
ircpi-p.if]xavdo}jiai,
f.
-r)ffof.iai
Ep. 3
pi.
-prr
/mco)
like afjupi-KTtoves, the dwellers
around,
neighbours.
Xavocavro craftily for.

:
Dep.
to
contrive
cunningly,
scheme
irpi-KVKXOp.<u, compass, enclose.

f.
f.
-T\oo[io.i
'.
Dep.
to
eficircle,
en-
iT6pi-|xvxdojiav, Dep. to bellow around. irspt-vaiTda>, to dwell round about or near. in pass, sense to be inhabited.
irfpivaicTijs, ov, 6,
irepi-vaico
2.
wffca, to encircle,
7,
f.
encompass.
:
Hence
round:
an
encircling.
a neighbour. From and Med. -vcuop.ai, to dwell round.
KV\IGO)
[T]
to
roll
Pass, to be rolled about.

irepi-Kup-cov, ov, gen. ovos, (ire pi,
irepi-vcco,
ircpi-vecêXos, ov, (irfpt, v<pf\ij) overclouded. f. rjaw. aor. I inf. irepivijaai Ep. -vrjijffai:
:
%ia) surrounded
a party of
all
(rrcpi, vecii)
to pile
round.
by the waves
irept-K&>p,ac0, f. ciffa), to go about with revellers (Kojp.os) : to carouse around.
irepi-K&>vi>,
ivith pitch
;
f.
irepi-vfcos, o, gen. vedus gen. of vavs) :
-vu, nom.
pi. irfpivftv
(ircpi,
passenger, as opp. to a
a supernumerary rower
in
ship,
rjffoa,
(jrepi,
KWVOS)
to
smear
over
irepiftoweTv rci efj.0a.8ia. to black shoes. ircpi-XaX&o, f. rjffca, to chatter on all sides or beyond
irepiviqo-as Ep. -vr)T|{ras, aor. I part, of -rrepivfoj. ircpi-vCcrcrofxat, Dep. to go round: of Time, to recur.
irepi-vc
0) f. foot),
to consider
on
all sides
to contrive
measure.
Trepi-XajJLJBavw, f. -Xrjif/ofnai to seize around, embrace.
:
cunningly.
aor. 2 irepif\alBov
2. to
:
irfpivoia,
57,
intelligence.
II.
over-wiseness.
From
encompass, sur-
round : hence
to get possession of, catch, secure : Pass, to be caught. II. to comprehend, take in. III. to constrain, compel. 7rpi-Xdp.ir, f. tyca, to shine or beam round about.
irepi-voos, ov, (ircpi, voos) exceeding wise. irept-votneco, f. rjffoj, to go round or about.
I. Prep, irpt, strengthd. for irfpi. about, all round; c. gen., but mostly c. ace. Adv. round about.
,
round
II.
Trepi-Xeiirw,
left
TTpi-X6uf3op,cu, Pass, to be shed all over. f. ipa, to leave remaining : Pass, to be
77,
(iv,
polished all round.
f.
remaining, survive.
f.
-tffa}, to polish all round. -ceo, f. rjffa), to shave all round.
ircpi-Xeixw,
irepCXeijis,
<w,
to lick all
round :
lick clean.
irept-oSos,
7^,
17,
f.
(irfpi\eya>) circumlocution.
if/Q},
round.
TTJV irepiooov
a going round, the making a circuit II. a way round : a circuit, compass ;
absol.,
jTpi-\ira),
to strip off" all
round.
talked
in
circumference.
III.
irpi-Xe<rxTlv 6UTOS
"
'
about on all
sides,
f.
mnch
teoyi]vi\s<a) discussed.
(
7r
P1
irpt-Xi|Avdco, water, insulate.
dcrcu, (rrepi,
Xi^vri) to
surround with
7repi-\ix|Acto|jicu,
Dep. = ircpiXeixa}.
left
irepi-Xonros, ov,
ircpi-Xova),
remaining. all round, wash carefully. irept-XiiTros, ov, (irept, \virrj) exceeding sorrowful. iTpi-p,aifjid(o, to gaze eagerly round : Ep. part. fern.
f. ffoj,
to
wash
book of travels, account of countries travelled over: also a map or chart. IV. a going round in a 2. a circle, a cycle of years, a period of time. course at dinner; ire piooos \6-fuv table-talk. 3. the orbit of a heavenly body. 4. a fit that recurs at intervals. V. a well-rounded sentence, period. see Ttfpitloov n. ircpioiBa, pf. of TrepieTSov ire pi-oiiccci), f. ?7<ra;, to dwell round about : c. ace. to dwell round a person or slave. irept-otKus, /8os, i), fem. of irepioifcos, dwelling or
:
Dep. to rage round about. Dor. for TTfpifjnjKris. irepi-jxapvajjiai, Dep. tojight round about: also fight for a thing.
Trepi-}jtaivop.ai,
irpi-jiaiCT|s,
$,
to
II. as Subst., lying round about, neighbouring. nepioi/eis (sub. 777 or x^P a \ ^> f ^ e country round : also the suburbs, outskirts.
irepi-oiicoSop.ta),
f.
:
17*70;
pf.
pass.
-<UKoo6fir]fj.ct
II.
to wipe all round : irpi-jxd<rorw Att. -TT(a f. ca nietaph. to purify by magic arts. ircpijidxTriTos, ov, fought about, fought for ; and so, to he desired. From
: :
Ion.
-oiieoS6fjLijfj.ai
to
build round about.
to enclose
by building
round :
Pass, to be built tip,
walled
in.
irpi-p,dxon,ai [a "I, Dep. to fight around. irpi-(jLvca, to wait for one, await, expect.
intr. to wait, abide.
Trepi-oiKos, ov, (irfpi, ol/ffca) dwelling round about or near, neighbouring. II. ot TTfpioiKot were,
in Laconia, the free inhabitants of the country-towns, the remains of the original inhabitants, who enjoyed one hand civil but not political privileges, opp. on the to the Spartans, and on the other to the Helots.
II.
ircpi-fxco-Tos, ov,full all
round, very full.

circumference.
irpi-p.Tpov, TO,
(irfpi, fj.trpov') the
551
,
fut.
f.
irpi-iTcro-a>
fTT(pOrjv
:
Att.
-TTCO
f.
-Tre-ôj
aor.
pass.
~o\iad^ffoj, to slip about. Trepiovra, part. neut. pi. of irepieifju (dpi sum). Trepi-oirreos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of irepiopdca (see rre-
TTpu-oXicr0dva>,
to
bake all round : metaph. to crust or

I pass.
gloss over: to cajole, aor.

cajoled.
ircpiirccretv,
irepnriiTTca.
part.
inf.
ircpnrf<p6ds
II.
), to be overlooked, suffered or disregarded. m neut. irepi-oiTTeov, one must overlook or suffer. seen from all sides : irep i- DITTOS, ov,
irepiireo'uv,
aor.
and
:
part, of
ircpi-ircTavvtijJit or -tico
-TTCTTTcfytat
f.
-ircTaffca [a]
pf. pass.
admired, admirable.
irepi-opaa) impf. irfpifwpcw Ion. -rrcpiajpuv pf. TTCf. pieopd/ta or -ewpafta: pass. ircpieopdiMi: TTfpifyo: :
around:
to -ireirTaafjiai : to spread out. Hence

77,
or
spread or
stretch
fj,ai,
from an
obsol. verb trepioirTOfMi
whence
also
aor. lpzss.irepiuj(p0r)v, pf. vepiwfifMii : tiSov, pf. nepioiSa, see irepi-fiSov} :
(for aor. 2irepito look around
II. to overlook, to for, wait for. disregard, sufIII. Med. to look about before fer to be or do. doing a thing, to be circumspect, delay, wait: to shrink from. 2. c. gen. to look about for, Lat.
spread round, outspread. a sudden change of fortune, a reverse, on which the plot of a Tragedy turns. irpiirTT|S, e's, (irepiiriiTTQ)) falling round, with arms 2. enfolded, encompassed; but, clasped round. eyX os weptirT6s the sword on which he bad fallen.
irepi-TTCTaorTos,
ov,
irepiirTta,
r),
(irtptTrerT^s)
respicere.
II. III. falling in with. changing sttddenly, reversed; Trfpiirerrj irprjyfJiaTa a sudden reverse of circumstances.
TTCpi-opYns,
es, (ircpi, 6,9777)
very angry, wrathful
iTpi-irTO}jiai
f.
-ireTrjffoftai
syncop. -irT^ffofiai
Adv. -yus, very wrathfully.

ircpi-opOpov, TO,
"ircpi-opifjw,
f.
Dep.
to fly
around.
e's,
(irepi,
(Tcy,
to
opOpos) daybreak, dawn. mark out by boundaries.
irpi-iruicir|S,
(irepi, irevKrj}
7Tpi-irTiYv ^H' t or
Pass, to
the feet.
f.
^ -TÔ; :
II.
stiff"
very sharp or keen. to fix round, to

to
Hence
irepiopurpos, ov,
irepi-op}ico>,
f.
put as a fence round.

6,
770-0;,
make
:
a marking out by boundaries. round: to be moored or anchor round frozen on

to
grow
round
leap
to congeal of shoes, to be
so as to blockade.
irepi-irrjSaco,
-rjcro/xcu, to
f.
round about.
Pass.
bring round a ship to anchor: Med. and Pass, to come to anchor round. ca, to dig round. irepi-opvo-cro) Att. TTO>, f. Trcpiovoaa, 77, (Trepietfj.i) that which is over and above : a surviving. 2. that which remains over
irepi.-op|ii<a>,
f. iffca,
Trepi-mjJLirX'qp.i, to be quite filled.
nâoa,
to fill entirely:
Trepi-mjiirpT]iu, to set on fire

sing,
round about ; impf. 3

:
and
pi. ircpt-eirifj.trpa, -firifiirpaaav.

f. aor. 2 ftrcffov -irfaovfj.ai : to fall around, so as to embrace
irepi-mirTO),
iTfTTTcaKa
:
and
above, the residue, surplus, abundance, plenty.
pf. 2.
3. superiority,
Trpio\i<nos, ov,
peculiar, proper.
II.
advantage. more than enough, abundant.
Hence
to fall
2.
round or upon a sword.

:
II. to fall in
with,
trepioxT], r), (7repte'x<y) the full a section of a book.
meaning or
contents.
esp. of ships also to fall foul of, be dashed or wrecked 2. metaph. to fall into, be betrayed into; against. (avTca ircpiniirTeiv to be caught in one's own snare.
II.
TTpi6i|;op.at, used as fut. of -jreptopdca,
formed from
f.
77(70;,
to look timidly round. to walk round, walk
= irfpimttTOj, to come over or upon. Pass, to irepi-irXavaw, to make to wander about : wander or roam about: metaph. to flutter or hcver
irepi-mTvw,
of a thing, to befall one.
about
to
round about
to be in
state
of uncertainty.
Hence
walk,
live.
Hence
:
iT6piiraTT|TiK6s,
while teaching
77, 6v, given to walking about, esp. hence Aristotle and his followers
irepnrXdvios, ov, wandering, roving about. ireptirXt'ySifjv, Adv. elosely twined, in close embrace.
From
irepi-irXK,
f.
were
called nepnraTrjTifcoi, Peripatetics.
fo>, to
:
twine round about.

Pass., aor. I
2.
to
pf.
irepi-iraTOS, o, (irfpi, itareoj) a walking about, II. a place for walkstrolling, Lat. ambulatio.
ing, a covered walk.
III.
intertwine, interweave
-7rAex077f,
a conversation during
pierce through.
-7Te'7r\67/zi : to fold oneself round, cling to, clasp, c. ec^ roun d the mast. dat. ; terra) irfpnr\(x^ fis
f^
a walk
generally, a philosophical discussion.
irepi-irXevpos, ov,
(irfpi,
ir\fvpa) covering the side.
irepi-ireipw, to put
trfpi-TTf\o\Lai,
fifvos
:
round a
: :
spit, to
(irfpi,
about.
2.
syncop. Ep. part. ircptirXomove round, to be round or of Time, to come round, revolve, recur.
iT\(a)
to
Dep.
aor. I pass, of ir(piir\fK<v. irfpnrXfxQ'*]* Ep. 3 sing. and -irXfvaovfiai : aor. i ircpi-irXcw, f. -uXfiiaop-ai -n\(v<ra: Ion. -irXcou : to sail or swim round, to
circumnavigate,
irepi-irXecos,
c. ace.
irepCTreiAiTTOS, ov, verb. Adj.
of ittpnttintTa, sent
:
o;y,
:
nom.
pi.
irXcca,
-irXea
Ion.
round.
irepi-irfp-irco : to send round,
f.
if/ca
:
irepi-irXeos, ov
aor. I pass. irfpieirffjKpOrjv
quite full, ever-full.
despatch in different directions.

pf. pass,
populous
irpi-irXT)0T|S, (s, (nepi, also very large. :

',
irÔos) very full
very
7TpnTirrcp.ai,
Adv.
(nepiirXoKos')
twined round.
552
a twining round. 2. ir6pnrXoKT|, 77, (irfpm\fK(ij) entanglement, intricacy. : ircpiirXoKOS, ov, (ircptTrXe/au) enfolded entangled. of iTpi.iTX6|Ji,6vos, Ep. syncop. pres. part,
irepi-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (irfpmXeo;) act. II. pass, that may be sailed round. sailing round. irepi-irXoos, o, contr. -irXovs, gen. -TT\OV; nom.
pi. -ir\oi
:
57, something enfolding, a cloak, fence ; TrpniTvxp.i the fence or circuit of walls ; 'AXO.IUIV vav\oxoi ircpniTV)(ai the naval fence or bulwark of the Achaeans. 2. an enfolding, em-
bracing.
(irfpuTTvffffoJ^)
s
fallen round
folded round; e. upon) his (i.
sword.
Trpu-irra>(r<rto, to fear very
(trepiit\eca)
circumnavigating. voyage. wash clean. Trepi-irXwco [u], to wash all round,

irepi-irXwco, Ion. for TreptnvVecy. for irepnrvea}. -Trepi-irveito, poet,
a sailing round, c. gen. a 2. the account of a coasting

:
much.
broken or
rent
jrepippaYT|S, round about.
es,
(Trepippayrjvat)
irepip-patvw, Hence about.
f.
avu,
to
besprinkle or wet
round
irepi-irvu>,
f.
--nvevffofJLai, to
(iff pi,
much
irpi-ir60T]TOS, ov, beloved.
breathe round. TroOeca) desired on all sides,
irepippaynvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of nepippriyvvfjii. irpippavTT|piov, TO, a vessel for sprinkling water a vessel for lustral water. at sacrifices
:
irepi-iroio, f. 770-0;, to make to remain over and 2. to save up, above, to preserve, keep safe, protect. II. Med. to lay by : to lay up in store, procure. keep or get for oneself, to compass, acquire, gain possession of.
f. pevffofiai : pf. -fppvrjKa: aor. 2 pass., to flow round, c. ace. : (in act. sense) -fppvrjv Pass, to be surrounded by water. II. to slip from
Trepip-peco,
Hence
77,
irepnrotir](ris, ecus,
a keeping safe
an acquiring,
gaining possession.
irepiiroX-apXTjS, ov, or
a/>X cy )
irepi-iroXôj,
f.
apxos, ou, 6, & superintendant of guards or patrols.

170-0;,
2. to overflow on run over, to be in abundance. v ^H' 1 an d -vto, f. -prjoJ aor. I -fppijga irpip-pif|Y intr. pf. -eppwya to Pass., aor. 2 -eppdyrjv [a] break off round : to rend all round, to rend and tear
a thing; 77 do"7rts irfpifppvr] off" shield slipped off" into the sea.
all sides
:
ds
TT)J/
OaXaaaav
his
to
off:
Pass, to be rent
and
torn off
to be
broken or
to
go round, wander
absut,
2. c. ace. to traverse. 3. to walk range about. round, as a patrol. irepi-TToXiov, TO, a station for irepiiro\oi, a guard-
parted all round; Kara. TO 6i> TOV AeAra irepipprjyvvTai 6 Ne?A.os at the apex of the Delta the Nile is broken round it, i. e. breaks into several branches.
ireptpp'qS'qs, es, (TrepLppfQ}) falling
bouse.
From
going round, going
I. TTfpiiro\oi, of, the
II. as Subst.,
irspippoT|,
irepippVTOS,
r),
(jrfpippeaj)
round or upon. a flowing round about.
irspt-iroXos, ov, (irepi, TroXecy)

the rounds.
irepippoos, ov, contr. -ppovs, ovv, (irepippea}) like surrounded with water.
patrol: at Athens young citizens between 1 8 and 20 who were employed on home service, to guard the frontier,
Lat. publici custodes.
2. generally, irfpino\os,
irpCppi/TOS, ov, also 77, ov, (Treptppeo;) surrounded 2. act. flowing round, c. gen., with water, sea-girt. TreSm ircpippvTa 2iKe\ias the waters that flow round
Sicily.
u,
an attendant, follower.
irpi-ir6vir]pos, ov, very villainous. irepi-iropûpos, ov, (irepi, irop<pvpa)
irspi-traivo) Ep. irepKr-traivco, to
wag the tail round,
edged with fawn upon.

ircpi-o-cio)
purple, Lat. praetextatus. ircpu-iroTaofjuu, poet, for about.

ircpt-irpo, Adv.,
irtpi irpo,
irfpiirerofiai,
to
bover
round:
float
poet, irepwro-cioj, f. ffoj, to shake all Pass, to be shaken all round, wave about,
the air.
77,
upon
irepi-irpox>, f. -x f &'- a r. to pour forth round or over: Pass. aor. I part., Zpos Ovfjibv irfpiirpoxvQels ISa/wiao-e love gushing forth over his soul overcame it.
irepuTTUTjia, aros, TO, a husk,
irepi-irrlcro-Gj, to strip
very, especially. I -f X 6a: P^ -K*xyKa:
irept-<r|Jivos, ov, also 7Tpt-<riTTOS, ov, also
ov, very solemn. ov, (rrfpi, o-efiofMi)
77,
much
revered, greatly honoured.

irpi-tnr]{j.os, ov, (ire pi, arjpa} very famous
or distin-
guished, Lat. insignis.
skin.
From
part.
off the husk or skin : pf. pass. irtpienTifffjievos free from chaff", clean win-
nowsd.
iTpLTTTUY|Aa, aros, r6, (rrfpurTvcrffoj) anything folded round, a covering. ircpnrTvâs, ao~a, av, aor. I part, of irfpntTvffffa). w: aor. I Trepterrrvâ to enfold, n-epi-TTTUo-o-co, f. enwrap, enshroud : to clasp, embrace : as military
:
irpicr0V(o, f. ?7<7cu, to be exceedingly powerful, to be From strong above measure. or iT6pi-a0evt|S, e's, (jrcpi, aQivos) exceeding strong powerful. trepi-o-KeXTis, cs, (Trcpt, <TKe\\ca) dried or hardened
all
round, rigid.
2.
metaph. obstinate, stubborn,

o*/fXos) a
unbending.
irepu-o-KcXCs,
leg,
i'8os, 77, (jrepi,
band for
the
a garter or anklet.
on
term, to outflank.
II.
to fold
round: Pass,
to
be folded round, coil round.
Hence
TrepC-cTKeiTTOs, ov, (frept, ov7rrofiai) to be seen all sides, far-seen, conspicuous : admired.
553
irEpicrKfi|so|X(U, fut.
TTGpu-trKia(|a),
f.
of
irfpiatc orreoj.
irepwrcrws, Adv. of trfpidats, exceedingly
Comp.
aca, to
f.
f.
over-shadow.
irepi-ompTCico,
jrepi-o-Koireco
pf.
:
rjaca, to
leap
:
-GKtyop.a.1
round or about, aor. I :
2. ovbev ircpiaai,* TTfpiffffOTfpov more abundantly. Tfpov, Lat. nihil aliud, nothing else ; so, ovStv itfpiG-
fforfpov
fj
fl
to look irepi-o-TaSov, <r6/i/zai, formed from *TTfpi<TK67rTOfJiai i. to consider on all sides or well, to look^ about. round. at from all points : to watch and see : to look about irpi-CTTaa>, f.
no otherwise than if. Adv. (irfpiiffTr]fj.i) standing round
one, be circumspect.
TT6pt-<rKtiXaKKTji6s, ov, 6, (iTfpi, fffcv\a} a sacrifice in which a puppy was sacrificed and carried round.
ir6pi-crp.ap<vya>, f. rjffca, to rattle all round. Trcpi-o-jitiX"* to consume by a smouldering fire, ir6pi-<Tof3o, f. rj0Q}, to chase or push about.
intr. to
ca, to drop or trickle round about. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I pass. ofirfpuaTTjiJ.i. [a] Trepurr(U7]v, aor. 2 opt. of irepdaTrjui. irtpicTTas, -orciffa, arav, aor. 2 part, of irepiiffTrj/jit.
irepicrTaOif],
[u]
II.
ircpi-crTaTOS, ov, by the crowd.
(Trfpii<TTr][i.i)
surrounded, admired
run round about

f.
c. ace.
irept-crTavpoa), f. wcrcw, to fence about with a palisade, Med. to fortify oneself with fortify or fence round :
Dep. to overreach, trick. aaca [a], to draw off from around, II. Med.Vo strip oneself of a. thing. strip off: III. Pass, to be drawn different to wheel round.
irepi-o-o4>icfjiai,
irepu-a-irdco,
a palisade.
aor. I part, fto go
^^
round about.
pi. aor. 2 subj.
Ep. for irepiorwoi, 3 7T6pu-OT\Xo),

f. -oTeAw wrap round :
:
of
?o
ways, distracted.
2 inf. irepio-irctv. aor.
of
ircpunrcpxtw,
nant.
= TrepiffTTpx^s
irfpif-rrca.
eijj.i,
aor.
-earetAa
to be
very indig-
dress, clothe, to
From
componere
cloak.
hence
to bury.
to lay out a corpse, Lat. II. to wrap up, cover,

of, protect,
;
very hasty or hurried ; irepiaircpx^s TraOos an over-hasty death. ' irepi-cnrAaYXvoSj ov t (jre P } 0'fl'Ad'yx 1 01') greatjrcpi-cr'TrfpX'ns, fs, (ire pi, oirfpxca)
/l
III. to take
care
maintain
TrepiffTf \\eiv doiSav to uphold minstrelsy Zpya. to attend to agriculture.
Tre/JiffTeA-
Aew
hearted.
irepur-jj-aivw, Ep. for trepicaivca.
TrepuTcrcta,
f),
(irfpiffffeva)
superfluity,
abun-
irepi-o-Tvaxt, f. ifftu, to sigh, groan about or over, bemoan : Med. to echo around. TTpt-aTva>, to cram full all round : Pass, to be
dance.
superiority, preeminence. irepicr-acLco, poet, for ircpKTeio).

ircpio-o-evp-a, TO,
is
II.
crammed full.
is left
II. to
groan around.
ircpCo-Te-rrros, ov, (Tre/woT^cy)
or
superabundance From over, a remnant.

:
:
that which
HEPI5TEPA',
irpi-<TT<J)av6ci),
crowned, wreathed. a dove, pigeon. From irpicrTp6<ov, wvos, o, a dove-cote.

17,
f.
irepi<ro--5ja> later Att. -TTCTJ&J
(ircpiaffos}
to
be over
and
too
rcL
II. c. gen. irfpiTTfvovTa what remains over, the surplus ; TOffovrov r<2 IlepttfAe? tirfpiaaeve such an abundance 2. in bad sense, to be overof reason had Pericles.
many for,
impf. tirepiffffevov above, outnumber, be to be more than enough;

:
wfffa, (jrepi,
aTt(pavos) to encircle,
surround as with a crown.

ffTe<pr)s
ircpKrrec^Tis, (s, wreathed, crowned ; dvOecav ircpiII. act. twining, with a crown of flowers.
encircling.
From
f.
i//cy,
irepi-aT<|>(o,
to
surround as with a crown, en3

pi. aor. 2
or superfluous. enough of a thing, c. gen.

sense, to
much
III. to
have more than IV. later in causal
wreathe.
ircpumjaav, Ep.
for ircpitffTt]<rc.y,
of
make
to
abound.
ircpioxro-Xo-yia,
^ (ir^piaous, \6yos) useless talking,
ir6picrTT|o-avTO, Ep. for irfpiear-qaavTO, 3 pi. aor.
wordiness, verbiage.
irepio-o-cs later Att. irspiTros, 17, ov, (irepi) above measure, more than the average, above the common : uncommon : c. gen. beyond, greater than ; itepiGavs a.\\cav irpos TL beyond others in a thing. 2. strange, unusual : in bad sense, monstrous ; in good, extraorII. more than sufficient; TO Trepiffdinary.
med. of
irepuffTijfii.
irpt<TTif|coo't,
Ep. for
ircpiffrSio'i,
pi. aor. 2 subj.
of
dot at equal TTCpi-o-Tâj, f. u : aor. I -effna 2. intervals, hence to place round at equal distances.
c.
:to
dat. to stick
round with things. to beam or flash round about. f. tyca,

f-
auv
tents.
a surplus,
residue
III. in
bad
; irfpiaaal aK-rjvai spare sense, superfluous, excessive ;
<,
f.
(frfpi, OTI'XOS) to
P ut
al1
round.
aoj, (irepi,
ffroixos) to surround
in.
iifpiao'ai
opavto be over-busy; irfpiaaa (ppoveivto be

2.
with
toils
or nets
Med.
to
hedge
over-wise.
much
artificial.
of speeches, over-subtle, refined over IV. of numbers, odd, uneven,

17,
iTpC-o-TOi,x o s,
ov,
(irepi,
ffTOi%os)
set
round
in
rows.
iT6pi-o"rovaxC<>, to groan all round. aor. I caTparoTTpi-<rTpaTOTT68iJop,ai, f. ffofMii to encamp about, invest, besiege, ireSfvffaftTjv Dep.
: : :
Lat. impar, opp. to dpnos. irepurcroTiris later Att. ircptTTOTTjs, rjros,

ffos) superfluity, excess.
(irfpia-
iTpicrcr6-4>p()v, ovos,6,rj,'(irfpiffff6s, <ppr)v) over-wise.
beleaguer.
554
irept-(rTpl<j>a>,
f.
ô>, to
;
whirl round, of one preparing
bestow or confer upon, invest with
also to impose
to throw a stone
Pass, to be turned round, to spin
upon.
ircpi-TiXXco, to pluck or strip all round.
irpt-Tlp,T|6is, eaaa, cv, (irfpi, TI^TJ)
round.
Hence
rj,
7T6purrpo<j>Y|, lution.
a turning round : an
f. rjffca,
orbit or revo-
much honoured.
7repi-<rrpco<|>a.(0,
to
go round about
going ov, (ircpi, GTV\OS) with pillars set surrounded with a colonnade: as Subst., Treptround, GTV\OV, TO, a colonnade round a building.
XpT]<rT"rjpia
Pass. to turn round often : to; -nepiGTpctxpujfjievos TravTa. TO, round to all the oracles.
(TrfpLTf/Mxa) circumcision. ircpi-Togevo), f. aca, to overshoot, outshoot. TT6pi-TpaxT|Xtov, TO, (iTfpi, Tpaxnôs) a necklace. aor. I -erpeâ : to turn Tpeif/Qj : irepi-rpeTrco, f.
TrpiTOp,T|,
77,
irepi-crriiAos,
round about,
intr. to
to turn upside down, to overturn. turn or go round, revolve. TrcpCrpeo-av, 3 pi. Ep. aor. i of TrcpiTpecu.
II.
irpi-cr4>aX"qs, fs, (irepi, G(pa\rjvai) very slippery. Trcpi-trcjnjpios, ov, (irfpi, Gtpvpov} round the ankle
i
irpi-Tp<{>(0,
:
f.
-6pe\l/ca
:
to
congeal around
f.
: aor. I -eOpfif/a : to make Pass, to congeal or stiffen round
as Subst., ireptff(pvpi6v, TO,

jT6pt-er<j>t5pos, ov,
an
anklet.
about.
= irfpiGcpvpios.
irpi-rpX<>>,
,
ircpi.o-xep.6v,
,
Ep. for irepiGxw, aor. 2 inf. o Ep. for TreptGxov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of
f.
w,
Pass.,
iffca,
to slit all
round, cut
off.
II.
run round about, make the circuit of: to run round in quest of. 2. metaph. to come round,
c.
bpop.a ace. to
other tenses formed from -5tto run round, spin or whirl round.
-0peo/*at
f.-5pafj.ov/j.ai: aor.2-f8pafj.ov: pf.
of a
river, to split into
two branches, so as
to
overreach.
f.
enclose a space.
ircpi-o-xoivijco, f. iGQ}, (irepi, oxoivos) to part off by a rope, as in the Athenian law-courts, to keep the
-Tpfffoj, to tremble
es,
round about.
(irfpiTptfirjvai")
worn
:
all
round.
2
From
TT6pi-Tpi|3a>,
f.
:
judges apart from the people. 7repi-<ra>co, f. aca, to save alive, save from death Pass, to escape with one's life.
Ion. for
ircpi-TCK^peiJO),
f.
fa
pf.
aor. I
-eTpifa
:
Pass., aor.
-fTpi(3r)v [r]
-TfTpiftfiai
to
wear down
all
round.
Hence
arcs, TO, anything worn smooth by rubmetaph. a practised knave.
Pass., Gaprces TrepiTpofJitovTO fj.e\fGGtv all the
ircptTpifJijjLa,
GO}, (irepi,
retypes) to dig a trench

stretch all
bing
round, surround with a trench. 7T6pL-Ttv(o, f. -Tfvw, (iTfpi, Tflvoi) to

or over.
f.
irepi-Tpop.cco, (irfpi, Tpefica} to tremble or quiver all
round round
flesh
wall all round, fortify. 2. irepi-T6ixia>, to build a wall round, invest, beleaguer, blockade : Pass, to be built round. Hence irpiTixtcris, 17, a walling round, an investing, beiaca, to
leaguering.
irpi,T(xicr(Aa, TO, (jTfpiTcixô}') a watt built round,
quivered on his limbs. irepi-Tpoircco, Ep. collat. form of irfpiTpfiroj, intr. to turn oneself round ; of Time, to revolve. 3. c. ace. to drive about, harass. a turning about, revoluirpiTpoirT|, 17, (TreptTpeTraj) tion ; kv irepiTpoirr) or l/c irfpiTpoTTTJs by turns.
ov, irepiTpoxos ; neut. pi. as Adv., KfipeG&ai to have one's hair dipt round
,
blockading wall.
7TpiT6ixicrp.6s, o, (TrepiTfixifa) a walling round,
about.
blockading.
irepi-TeXeo),
f.
ircpt-rpox&oj,
CGOJ, to finish completely. irpi-T\\op.ai, Pass, (irfpt, TtAAcu) to
round
to
collat. form of irepiTpex crowd round about.
**
run
go
or
run
round ; of Time,
ireptrpoxos, ov, (irfpiTpfx) running round, round.

ircpi-Tptoyo),
to revolve.
irepi,Tp,iv, inf. fut. of irepirefjiva). iT6pi-Tep,veo Ion. and Ep. irepiTajjiva)
gnaw round
:
f. aor. 2 -fTpayov -TpwôfjLai about, nibble, carp at : to nibble

:
:
to
off,
f.
-Tf*>:
:
aor.
purloin.
2 -TCfj.ov
to cut
TO,
round, clip round about
Med.,
;
irpiTTija>, ircptTTOs,
TrcpiGGos, etc.
f.
:
etc., later Att. for irepiafffvca,
alSoTa to practise circumcision

:
Ppax'iovas to make incisions all round II. to cut Pass., ojf'ihe extremities 7rfpiTffj.v(G0ai yijv to be curtailed or cut short of cerone's arms.
tain land.
to
happen
-Tfvgofjtai : aor. 2 -ZTVXOV : pf. to be about, at or near : to

:
light upon, fall in with, meet with, encounter
also to
cut off, intercept ; Med. to intercept for oneself: Pass, to be cut off or intercepted. irepi-Tepfxcov, ov, (irfpt, Tf'p/xa) bounded all round. irepi-Tex v 'no'is, f], (irtpi, T^x vrf) eminent art or cunIII. to
happen
grave.
to one, befall.
jrepi-Tiijjij3i.os,
ov, (irept, TVfJifios}

IGOJ, to
:
round about
the
iTpi-v|3pLâ),
ult very
f.
treat with great insult, to in-
ning.
TTps.-Ti0T](.u,
f.
:
wantonly
Pass, to be
wantonly
all
ill-treated.
-Brjffca
aor. I -tBrjita.
aor. 2 -eOrjV,
imperat. -dfs
-TTpi-<j>aivop,ai,
Pass, to be visible
round;
seen
tv
on
Med.
to
place round about, put round or II. to put round oneself, put
to
fpi(paivop.fva}
I
(sc.
xwpai)
on
spot
far
around.
555
TTp4,<j>Avia,
77,
a "being seen all round : full know-
adhere.
ffo/juii
II. intr. in
:
Med.
irfpi(pvofj.ai
fut. -<pv-
ledge, notoriety, [a]
From
jrpi-<avT|S, fs, (irfpKpaivofMi) seen all round : manifest: Comp. and Sup.,7rept<paj/0"Tepos,-eo"TaTos. irepiâvTOS, ov, (jrpi(pa.ivofMi} seen all round,
pf. act. TTfpnrefyvKa, : aor. 2 Trfpie<pvv, to grow round part. trepKpis [D] : about or upon, c. dat. : to cling to, clasp, c. dat.
[v]
with
inf.
irepifpvvai,
ircpt-xSpaKoco, f. uooj, (irepi, x aP a ) * surround 2. famous, renowned, Lat. illustris^" with a palisade : generally, to fortify. manifest : also irpi4>ovws, Adv. of Trfpitpav/js, manifestly. irpi-xctpa.<rcra> Att. -TTCO, fut. <w, to scratch or cut all round. iTpi-<}>i8o|ji<u, Dep. to spare so that be survives,
c.
gen.
irpuj>peia,
77,
a circumference:
a round figure.
From
iT6pi<J>pT[s, es, (Trepupepo}} carried
round about
2.
re-
volving, rolling
7Tpi-<|>epa>,
f.
surrounding.
:
surrounded
rrepioiaa}
aor.
irepirjveyKa:
by. to carry
2. to
II.
round or about : to carry about with one. move a thing round in a circle : to band round.
ov
/xe
From ircpixapcua, f), exceeding great joy. irpi-xapT)S, cs, (iff pi, xapfjvai^) exceeding glad or joyous : TO Treptâpes irfpi-âpîa. jrepL-xeiXoco, f. waca, (irepi, xerAos) to surround with a rim or border. * f. -x e ^ aor i Treptcxfa Ep. pres. ircptaor. I trfpixeva : Pass., aor. I pf[c ]
, :
-fx^^
my memory
7T6pt<pept ouSei/ etSej'at TOVTOJV [sc. fj iwrmrf] does not carry me back to know any of
Trcpix^ftv Pass, to be
pour round about, over or upon ; xp vff vv tcepaai to put jjold round the horns
:
to
these things. III. to endure, hold out. Pass, to move round, revolve, esp. of time. wander or range about.
Tfpi-<$>vy<i3,
f-
IV.
2. to
poured or spread all about : of persons, to pour or crowd round. ircpt-xOwv, ovos, 6, 77, round about the earth. Tffpi-\opev<ii, f. oo}, to dance round or about.
f. W<TQ}, to gild all over. irpi-xwo(xai, f. -x^ffofJ-at, Ep. aor. I irfptx^ffdiJiTjv to be exceeding angry or wroth.
-<pfvofjai and -<p6yov//cu

2. to
to flee
ill-
ircpi-xpiJcroo),
from, avoid,
elude, c. ace. ness, get over an attack.
escape from
:
ircpi-^Xevco, pf. pass. TTfpiirf(p\VfffJjai
to scorcb or
irepi-xwpco),
f.
Tycrcu,
to
go round
about.
II. to
burn
all
round.
come round
to,
come
to in succession.
7Tpi-4>\otos, ov,
TTCpt-^X-UO) [D] ,
= TTpl(p\fVQJ.
(-rrfpi,
$Xo{os) with bark all round.
irspC-xctfpos, ov, (irepi, X^P OS ) as Subst., TTfpix^pos (sub. 777),
round about a place ; the country round 77,

:
n-pt-4>op0|uu, Pass,
above measure,
TTepi4>opd,
77,
to fear greatly.
about.
ir6pi-<j><>pos, ov, (irfpi, <po/3os) in
great fear, fearful
terrified.
round :
wandering about.
iT6pi-4>ovTos, ov, (nepi, <poiraca)

(7repi<ptpa>)
a carrying or handing round: also the meats handed round. II. (from Pass.) a going or turning round, circuit, revolution.
irpt-(|>op&>,
Trfpi(f>fpQ}.
inf. fut. -iprfooj to wipe all -if/rjv wipe the eyes. Hence irpCv};T)jJia, TO, anything wiped off, bjfscouring. Trepi-vj/lAoa), f. cuffca, (rrept, jîXos) to make bald all
ircpt-xj/dto,
to
Hence
II.
round: to strip or peel off all round: Pass., Trept$i\cu0TJvai TO.S oapKas to have the flesh all stripped off. -rrepi-cpSeco, f. 770*0;, (ircpt, wSr)) to subdue by spells.
TTCpicoB'uvi.a,
77,
irpt<j>opif]T6s, ov,
carried about.
III. notorious,
going or
excessive pain.
(vrept,
From
exceeding
ranging about.
<7T6pL<J>paST|s, cs,
infamous.
ircpi-toStivos,
ov,
68vvrj)
pain-
II. very thoughtful, very careful, con- ful. suffering great pain. siderate. Adv. -Seas, carefully. From irspt-toOeoj, f. -ojQrjaca and -wcrca, to push or thrust Pass, with pf. TrtftfaxTpai, to be thrust away n-pi-<j>pdop.<u, Med. to think over, consider on all about : sides. or pushed on one side, to be repulsed. as Subst., Treptirepic^paKTOs, ov, fenced round : place commanding a wide irpt-toiTT|, ?), (TTfpi, &^)
tppaKTos, TO,
an
enclosure.
From
round.
to
view
thought, speculate
trt
irfpiajirfjs
by a
bird's-eye view.
II. cir-
irpi-<f>pdo-cra> Att. -TTO>, f. cu, to fence irepi-<j>pov0), f. rjaa}, to compass in
cumspection, caution.
irepi-oxrios, ov, Ion. for irfpiovffios, immense, vast, as Adv. TTfpiWffiov, exceeding, beyond measure : also as
about.
II. to
have thoughts above or beyond,
contemn, despise.
irpi-<J>povpU),
f. 770-0;,
Comp.,
to guard on all sides, blockade.
f],
Treptajffiov
f.
d\\cavfar beyond the

to
rest.
irepKaa>,
ripening.
TTfpKt],
77,
aa>, (irepKus)
turn dark, of grapes
TT6pi-<j>pa)V, ovos, 6,
voc. irfpicppov,
(trfpi,
(ppr/v)
II. like very thoughtful, very careful. haughty, overweening : c. gen. despising a thing. a place of refuge. irepi4>tryT|, 77, (irfpKpwyeiv) irepujws, vaa, vv, aor. 2 part, of irtpupvco.
irpi-4>vcrqTos, ov,
all sides.
(rrfpi, tyvaaca)
blown upon from

trans.
,
of grapes ripendark, dusky, name of a kind of eagle. ing TTfpKOS, 77, OV,=1TCpKv6s. irepva, 77, a bam, Lat. perna. 3 sing. Ion. irpvr)p.i, 3 pi. Trfpvdcn, part, irfpvas
IIEPKNO'2,
:
the perch, Lat. perca. 77, ov, dark-coloured,
irpi-(})ijo), fut. -fjjvffo) [y] : aor. I -ecûtra: to make to round or upon, make to
grow
cling to or
to carry beyond seas for (Trepaw) Pass, to be offered for sale. sale, to export, sell :
impf. irfpvaatcc
556
irep-oSos,
T),
Aeol. for irfpioSos.
TO,
= ireo"r)fj.a,
TTTWfj.a,
a fall, slaughter.
irp6va}ia, -arpis, Dor. for Trepovrjua, -r)rp\s. to pierce, pin : Med., Trepovdca, f. 770"cy, (Trepoz/T?) ^Xaivav TrepovrjffaoOai to pin or buckle one's cloak. 7Tp6vT), 77, (jrc'ipo), irepacu) anything pointed for a cloak, a buckle, piercing : a large pin for fastening II. the small bone of the brooch, Lat. fibula.
Tr<ro{)(ji,ai, fut.
med. of
ir'nrTca.
ircacreia Att. ITCTT-, r), the game of draughts. From ircorcrcijcd Att. TTCTT-, (ireaaos) to play at draughts.
in order for playing
iTO'O'O-vojieeo,f.770'a;, (7reo"o"os, ve/j,oj) to set the irfffaoi : to arrange, dispose, adjust.
IIE52O'2
Att. irerTos, o, pi. irecraoi

2. in pi.
arm
or leg, Lat. radius, fibula. ir6p6vT]|ia Dor. -ajxa, OTOS, To,

TrepovtjTpts Dor. -arpts, i8os,
ircpovts, ioos,
r},
= TTfpovT]TpLS.
(irfpovaaj)
an oval-shaped stone for playing a game

draughts, mostly in plur.
and ittaaa, like our also (he board

:
77,
a robe
fastened on the shoulder with a buckle or brooch.
= irep6vr}.
a Tr6ptrpvop,ai, Dep. to boast or vaunt oneself, be From braggart. nE'PIIEPO2, ov, vainglorious, braggart. irepp-oxos, ov, Aeol. for irepioxos. of irepOca. irepo-a, Ep. for eirepffa, aor, I
ircpcre-iroXis poet. irepa-eirroXts,
TroXts) destroyer
ecus, o, 77, (irepOcj,
on which the game was played : it was divided by five lines both ways, and so into thirty-six squares the middle line was called Ifpa. ypafjifj-rj. 3. ireaaoi, o?, the also, the place in which the game was played
:
game
itself.
HE'55n
aor. I (irfi//a
Att. ircTTOj, later also ircirao : fut. TTCÔ;: : Pass., aor. I fircfpOrjv : pf. TreVe^jucu,
:
inf. TTfirffpOai
of cities.
II. (Ilepcrat, TTOA.IS)
ripen. also to bake

self cakes.
soft : of the sun, to generally, to cook, dress : Med., ireffffeaOai Tre/^ctra to bake oneII.
to soften, to boil
make
Persepolis, the ancient capital of Persia. son Ilepcreus, tews Ep. 770$ later Ion. eos, o, Perseus,
III.
of the stomach, to digest, Lat.
of Jove and Danae, one of the most famous Grecian

heroes.
Ilpcr6<|>6vT],
2. metaph. to stomach or coquere, concoquere. digest an affront, or rather to brood over it ; so 7e'pa
cra
poet. IIepo-4>ovta also Ilepcreâo-Persephone, Proserpine, Lat. Proserpina, daugh77,
TT(Tfffj.v (Ep. for Treo'o'eii/) to brood over or dwell on one's honours ; $eA.os niaoziv to nurse or have to heal
ter of Jupiter and Ceres. Pluto carried her off, his consort she reigned in the lower world.
and
as
Ilepo-qs, ov, 6, ace. Htparjv or Ilepcrea, voc. Ile'po-a or IIepo-77, a Persian, native of Persis. (The Greeks
of the people from Perseus.) aw, (Hepffrjs) to side with or imitate the 2. to speak Persian. Persians. I Ilepo-LKos, 77, ov, (ntpffrjs) Persian : hence 2. af YlepffiKai a sort of thin shoes or slippers.
derived the
name
wound of a dart. iT(rwv, ovffa, ov, aor. i part, of TTITTTOJ. n-CTotXio-fJios, o, petalism, a mode of banishing citizens practised in Syracuse, like the oGTpa.Kioii.6s of Athens, except that the name of the obnoxious citizen was written on olive-leaves instead of potsherds.
the
Il6poTa>>
f.
From
2. irerSXov Ion. irenrjXov, TO, a leaf: hence used for voting, a vote, ballot; cf. tyri<pos. (Properly
TlepcrtKos opvis the
common
cock.
a Persian dance.
(sub.
fjLri\ov'),
4. o IlfpfftKos
TO Hepaucuv or TO Tlcpaitcuv
3.
neut. from TreVaA-os.) ireraXos Ion. ireTijXos,
t],
ov, (TrfTavvvfjLi)
II.
unfolded, broad, fiat.

ireTS|j,ai,
the peach.
= TreVo^wu,
spread out, metaph./w//-TOK/tt.
II. Ilepcris, <5os, poet. fern, of TlfpffiKos, Persian. 2. (sub. I. (sub. 777), Persis, Persia. as Subst.
HETA'NNT'MI or-vo>
aor. I eTreVaaa Ep. 7reTao"a
eireTaffOrjv
/zat
:
q. v.
f.
ireraffo} [a] Att. TTCTO):

:
and irtraaaa
ird-rrra^riv
:
Pass., aor.
^vvrj), a Persian sian cloak.
woman.
3. (sub. x^-
"
^)*
<*
Per-
Ep. TreraaOr]v
pf. TreTreVao-fiat
Ep.
-neirTa-
Ep. plqpf.
fireTTTa.fji.Tjv,
to spread,
nepcrio-Ti, Adv. (Ilepa/â;) in Persian fashion, in

the
Persian tongue.
stretch out, unfold, unfurl, expand: metaph., 6vp,w Treraffai to open one's heart pf. pass. xreVTaât, to
:
IIcporo-StciJKTTjs, ov, 6, (Tltpffrjs, Siwicca) the Persians.
pursuer of be spread on
irrafjitvos,
rj,
all sides, to be widely extended; part. Treov,
spread wide, opened wide, of folding
IIepcro-vo{jLop,ai, Pass, to be laws or by Persians. From
governed by the Persian
doors.
irercwrc, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of irfravvvfii.
TreTao-jjia,
Hcpcro-vojJtos, ov, (IIepcr7?s, vffj.ca) ruling Persians. irepticri or -tv, Adv. (Trepas) a year ago, last year ; 77
arcs, TO, (wrrdwv/tt) anything spread
out
Hence irepvai Kca/jiwoia the comic play of last year. ircpvo-lvos, 77, 6v, of last year, last year's. IIp<J5p6S, of, the name of the five officers who escorted the Hyperborean maidens to Delos.
iT6G-8(ji,
in plur. hangings, curtains, carpets. ircTao'o'as, Ep. aor. I part, of Treravvvfii.

:
Adv., Dor. for Tre^Vj. ircr, Ep. for fVecre, 3 sing. aor. 2 of iriinoj. iTcr6iv Ep. iT6criv, aor. 2 inf. of mirro}. ire(nrjp.a, GTOS, TO, (Treauv) a fall : a falling or
irer-avpov or irer-cvpov, TO, (irtoavpos Aeol. for (J.Tecupos) a pole or perch for fowls to roost on. ircreuvos, 77, 6v, Ep. -irereeivos, Ion. TTCTTJVOS and iTT6T]v6s, able to fly, winged, fiying : irtTiyvd, we-
Te^ya winged creatures, fowls of the
air.
1. of
young birds, fledged. irTvpov, TO, = -/TfTavpov.

irtTTjXov, TO, Ion. for
fallen body.
o.
557
II.
ireTotom, Dor. for Of TrtTTTO).
irfaovffai, aor. 2 part.
nom.
:
pi.
atcd<pos, a boat offlr-wood. sharp, keen, piercing.
metaph.
IIE'TOMAI
rrjaop.at, shortd. irTJjaofMt

;
impf. lireTofj.^ Ep. irfToprjv sync. aor. 2 CTTTOÎ/,

:
f.
TTCinf.
TTTenQai, part, TTTufjLfvos firTa.iJ.rjv, Ep. 3 singsubj. TTTTJTCU for Trrarcu, inf. Trrdaflcu, part. Trra/iei/os*. but there is also an act. aor. 2 tirTTjv, inf. Dep.
:
also
iriJKivos, ij, ov, (TTfii/crj) ircvKLva Sdrepva tears cf theflr, that exudes from it.
of or
i.
made of fir-wood;
e.
the
gum
or resin
TTTrjvat, part. TTTOS, as if
from
iimjfj.1
there
is
also
irevcrofjuu Dor. ircvcro-Oiiai, fut. ireuoTT|pi.QS, a, ov, of or for enquiry : f] (sub. Ovaia) a sacrifice for learning the will of the
a present TTtray-ai
TTOTa.ofj.at, Trorrdo/tcu
are lengthd.
gods.
ir<J>dv0ai, pf. pass. inf. of <paivo).
to spread the wings in flight, to fly : of any quick motion, to fly, dart, rush, speed: imperat., TreII. metaph. to be on rov fly ! i. e. make haste.
forms
tr<j>avT<u, 3 sing. pf. pass, of <paiv<a.

pf. pass,
II.
plur.
of
*<pfvoj.
irtfypayfjiai, pf. pass,
the wing, flutter, Lat. volitare ; opvis TTCTO/UEI/OS a bird ever on the wing. 2. to fly abroad, be bruited
ireâpYp-cu, Att. for

-TT(j)ao-p,ai,
of (ppaffffca.
:
pf.
rj,
pass,
abroad.
TrerovTco-oi, Aeol. and poet, for
dat. pi. of
triiTTQ}.
Trefafffj.evos,
ireffovffi,
ov,
of (paivca and of (prjfii part. brought to light, made maniof (pevyca.
aor. 2 part,
fest.
ireêvyws,
57,
pf. part,
a rock, crag, Lat. rupes, scopulus ; irtTpos being a stone, Lat. saxum : a ledge or shelf of rock (in the sea), \eios Trtrpaojv free from rocks : pi. ircTpai, masses of rock : oiffTOftos -nirpa. a rock or cave with double entrance. Hence ircrpatos, a, ov, rocky, of or belonging to a rock,
Ion. irfrpir],
IIE'TPA
irctjnjva, pf. of (paivca.

ir(j>T|o-op,ai, poet, paullo-p. fut. 7T<j)if|(rop,ai, poet, paullo-p. fut.
living
among
the rocks.
,
of <paivca. of *(p(v<v. 7T({)l8<r9at, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. of <f>fioofjiaj.. 7T6(j)l8^|orop.ai, Ep. paullo-p. fut. of <pi8ofj,ai. TT<j>l8oCp.Tjv, Ep. aor. 2 opt. of <pt8o/#n. for iretpiXrjiJLfvos, pf. pass. parL ir<j>t\oijjL6vos, Dor.
jT6TpT]--yvif|s,
(ircTpa, y(vf<rOai) rock-born.
(Wrpa) rocky. ireTp-Tjpe^Tjs, es, (irerpa, lpe<pa>) over-arched with rock.

TTTpif)ts,
to~ffa, fv,
of <pifj.6<a. ir6<J5(p.ci)(ro, pf. pass, imperat. TT<j>V6, TT6<|>VC[I.6V, 1T6<})V(i)V, etc., V. Sub *<(>&(*).
ir4>oj3TjaTO, Ep. 3
pi. plqpf.
of
<po0eofj.ai.
:
iT6Tpif|pT]S,
(Trerpa) of rock, rocky.
7T6Tpt8iov, TO,
Dim. of
TreVpa.
[f]
ir<j)opT]p,vos, ij, ov, pf. part. pass, of <pofteopTio-p,6vos, pf. pass. part,
ire<})pa'Yp.ai, pf. pass,
Adv.
iTTptvos,
ij,
ov, (irtrpa)
17,
of rock, rocky.
of (popTifa.
:
TT6Tpo|3o\ia,
a stoning.
From
stones.
of
<ppaffo~ca.
TT6Tpo-p6Xos, ov, (vfTpa, J3a\ftv) throwing TTTp6-KOiTOs, ov, (ireTpct, Ko'iTT]) sleeping on rock. 7TTpop-puj>T|S, fs, (TTCT/JO, fixprjvai) hurled from a
rock.
TT<j)pa8ov, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of <ppapa8feiv
Ep.
inf.
and
ire(f>paoiJ,ev.
:
ir(|>piKa, pf. of typiaGQ)

irc^-uatrt,
poet. part. irccppiKOVTSs.
Ep. for
ij,
7re<pu/ra<n,
pi. pf.
of
(pvco.
IIETPOS,
o,
a piece of rock, a stone ;
cp. Tre'rpa.
7r<}>vy|Xvos,
TTCTpo-rojAOS, ov, (7reTpa, T/xtiV) cutting or hewing stones : as Subst., irfTpoTofios, 6, a stone-cutter. to stone: Pass, to be stoned. jrTp6(i),{.(iio~aj, (TTcrpos)
or 7reTp-a>8Tjs, fs, (irirpa
stone, rocky, stony.
TTC'T/JOS,
ir6<j>v6T6S, Ep.
ov, pf. pass. part, for irecpfvyuTes,
of
(ptvyaj.
pi. pf. part,
nom.
from
pres. *<pvfa,
= <j)tv*((a.
irec^vica, pf.
ir6<j>vKco,
of
<pvca.
cTSos) like rock or
Ep. pres. formed from
pf.
ireipvKa:
Ep.
:
impf. TTtipVKOV.
ire<j>vAa-yiAvos, ij, ov, pf. pass. part, of (pvXa.ffO'ca Adv. irf(pv\ayfjicv(us, cautiously, guardedly. iT<}>vpjJLVOS, pf. pass. part, of <pvp<t). ireÔiHa, Ep. for ire<f>vKv?a, pf. part. fem. of <ptw. iT<j)uujTS, Ep. for iretyvKuTfs, pf. part. pi. of <pvo}. Ion. KTJ Dor. iru, enclit. Particle of Manner, in ITT) some way or other, somehow : ov8e irrj in no way at 2. of Space, all, not at all : of numbers, about.
:
j
a piece of stone or irtTptojia, arcs, r6, (trfTpoco) II. a stoning ; Xfvaifiy TTfTpwfJ,a.Ti daveiv rock.
to die by stoning.
1T6TTia, 7T6TT6VW, TTCTTOS, Att. for

trtTTO), Att. for ireacroj.
TTfffff-.
IIET'OOMAI,
impf.
iirfv0ufj,r)v.
a),
poet, for
the prose irvv6dvofj.ai
Hence
ovs,
,
f),
tidings, news.
ov, lengthd. Ep.
Dor. for VVKrjeis.

[a],
ij,
form of irvKiv6s
by some way, to some place. now one way, now n^l 8e

. .
3.
irrj
fjitv
. .
(cf.
\vyaXfos, Xvypus),
17,
vuhe, prudent.
II.
partly ...
Particle:
II. irr\
Ion. KT)
another; partly .. Dor. ird interrog.

,
;
rrevKeSdvos,
ov, (TTCVKT]} keen, piercing.
I.
of Manner,
IIET'KH, ^, theflr, Lat. /)/c<?a. made from the wood or resin of theflr,
u-ood.
anything
how f
where
forth.
?
2.
of Space,
how? also why? in which way f Lat. qua f
Att.
also
a torch offlr-
Hence
Dor. ircvicAets, taaa,
tv,
TTTiyafo,
f.
of or
made
offlr,
II. irans. to
daca, (f^Tyn) to spring, well, or make to gush forth.
gush
558
5,
a, ov, also os, ov, (7777777)
from a
well or
spring.
TO, rue, Lat. ruta: proverb., ouS' (V a(\ivw ov5' kv 7777701/0;, not even at the parsley nor the rue, i. e. scarcely at the beginning of a thing,
take a leap ; hence 7777801' pei&va (sub. to take a greater leap : but TreSm TTTJOCLV to
bound
of
IIHTA^NON,
these
over the plains. the pulse.
II. to leap, throb, beat, esp.
because
gardens.
inrjYcis,
herbs were
planted
for
borders
in
infjSTijAa, aros, TO, (^Saa;) a leaping, bounding : a beating or throbbing of the heart. IIHAO'S, 6, or AON, TO, the flat or blade of
HIT
aSos,
77,
(ir/iyvvfju)
anything congealed or
[a]
1377700*15
an oar
an
oar.
77,
hardened: hoar-frost, rime.

/,
TTTJKTIS, tSos,
(irrjyvvfjii}
an ancient
sort of
harp
TO,
ioos,
Dim. of
fern.
:
ri777ao'os.
with twenty
irrjKTOs,
77",
strings,
KprjVT)
= '~Lmrov
Adj. of Pegasus;
see 1177700*05.
called ftaydSis.
mostly used by the Lydians, also 2. a shepherd's pipe.
tcprjvr)
IIifiYStros,
o, Pegasus, a horse sprung from
the
tened in
ther,
of
ov, verb. Adj. of irrjyvvfu, fixed or fasII. well put trees, planted. toge2.
/)
blood of Medusa, and named from the springs (7777Later 701) of Ocean, near which she was killed. he was supposed to be the winged horse which Bellerophon rode when he slew Chimaera, under whose hoof the fountain Hippocrene (iirirov Kpr\vri) sprang up on Helicon.
inr]Y6cri-|AaXXos, ov, (irfiyvvfjit, fiaXXos) thick-fleeced. Dor. iraYa, 77, a spring, well, Lat./o/zs; in pi. the springs or source of rivers; but also, 7777701
a sort of cage to catch (Dor. Tra/crd) TWV SafMTcw the barriers of the house, the door. III. solid, thick, congealed, curdled: fj irrjKTfj Dor. ira/fTa,
compact.
irrjKTr)
birds.
3. TO, TrrjKrd
tfra*z-cheese.
ir-qXai, -Tnf)\as, aor. I inf. and part, 1TT]X, Ep. for Tir)Xf, 3 sing. aor. I
IIir]XC8if]s,
HHTH'
ov Ep.
ecu
\ts, son of Peleus,

XciuvdSe,
and ao, o, Achilles.
of TraAAcy. of TraAAcu. patronymic of Ity-
770To/.toV river
7777704
;
waters
metaph. of anything
liquid,
eyes ear ; 777770$ yd\aKros streams of milk 777777) irvpus the source of fire ; also, 777777) dpyvpov a well (i. e.
;
SaKpvcav the source or fount of tears, i. e. the also, 777777) aKovovffa the fount of hearing, i. e. the
ITr]\ici>v, ojvos, 6, the same as YIrj\cioT]s: to the son of Peleus.

irrjXetis,
fojs
Adv.
Tii\-
son of Aeacus, husband of Thetis, father of Achilles, prince of the
Ep.
7705,
o,
Peleus,
Myrmidons
ITrjXTjios,
in Thessaly.
rich vein) of silver.
2.
metaph. the fount, source,
IIir]XT]ia8ir)S, ea>, o,
77,
Ep. for
Ilr]\eior)s.
origin of anything. irrjYH- 01 ' OTOS, TO, (77777i/v/it) anything fastened together : metaph. a bond, obligation. IIHTNT'MI or -via: fut. 7777^0? aor. I 7777^0 Ep.
:
ov, Ep.
Adj
(1177X7705,
Ep. gen. of
Tlrj-
\evs) of or belonging to Peleus.

(ir^\ai) a helmet, casque. ItuXtatcos, 77, ov, of Mount Pelion. Il-qXids, aSos, 77, (UTJ\IOV) of or from Mount Pelion. TrrjXiKos [f], 77, ov, interrog. of TT)\IKO&, -fjX{KO&,how
TTTjXirj^, rjicos, rf,
7777^0
Pass., pres. irfj^vvpai
fut. 7707770*0/404
:
aor. I
*v77?X^r7 I/ > aor.

pf.
2 eirdyrjv [a]
pf. irTT7jyfj.ai,
but the
:
776777770 is stick or fix in, make
med.
or plant
aKrjvfjv
and Med., ffK-rjvds to be fixed of persons, to be impaled. 2. to stick or fix on : metaph. to fix or fasten upon. II. to fasten together, put together, construct, braid: Med., III. a,fj.aav -nrjâaQai to build oneself a wagon.
: :
to mostly used or fast in: of plants, to set to fix or pitch a tent Trrjyvvvat Pass. -nrjgaodai to fix their tents
in this sense
great
how much ? how old ?

,
Lat. quantus ?
firm
ov, (7777\os) of clay, earthen, Lat. luteus. TO, Pelion, a mountain in Thessaly. Hence
77,
,
ov, 6, fern, -torus, iSos,
of or from Pelion.
TrT)Xo-pdTT]S [a], ou, o, (7777X0$, @aivca) mud-walker, name of a frog.

inr]Xo8o|Aa>,
f.
770*0;,
to build
of clay.
From
moulding
TTTiXo-Bofjios, ov, (7777X0$, Se/xa;) clay-built.
to
make
solid, stiff: to congeal, freeze

stiff,
Pass, to be
or become
be frozen.
fast, fix, Lat. steadfast oath.
pangere
IV. metaph. to make op/cos 7707645 a sure and
irrjXo-irXaftos [a], ov, (7777X05, ir^daoca) clay : as Subst., Tnj\oir\d6os, 6, a potter.
IIHAO'5,
Lat. lutum
:
o,
clay, such as was used by the potter,
also
irqYos,
77,
ov, (irruvvfu^firm, solid: compact, strong.

4'Sos, 77, (777771'u/iti)
TTTjX-ovpYos, ov, (7777X05,
mud, Lat. coenum. pyov) working
in clay:
inr|Y^Xis,
covered with hoar-frost,
frozen,
icy.
as Subst., TT7]\ovpy6s, 6, a worker in clay. From Trr)Xo<{>opa), f. 770*0;, to carry clay.

iTTjXo-(J>opos, ov, (7777X05, (pzpca}
rudder : a Greek ship had two, hence mostly in pi. 777780X40 they were moved like large oars or sweeps ; and the two were often joined by cross-bars or rudder-bands (^57X04 or &vthe upper part with the tiller K-rrjpiai) being called o<*a. 2. metaph. of a horse's reins or bridle, [a]
: :
irrjSdXiov, TO, (7777801') a
TnrjXo-xvTOs, ov, (7777X05,
x e/U )
cas *
carrying clay. i n c la y> earthen.
inrjX-&)8T|S, ts, (7777X05, efSos) like clay, clayey, of the consistency of clay. Trfjp.a, aTos, TO, (irriffOfMii, fut. of 77arx<w) suffering misery, woe: also of a person, irrj^d TLVI a bane or
IIHAAf!,
aor.
I
Ion. inf. irrjofeiv
iirfjSrjffa
.
:to
:
fut. 770*0;
or -rjcro/Aai:
:
sorrow
to
Hence
avSj Ion. Qv4oa
:
spring, bound, leap
of things,
irTjfJLatvco
f.
to dart,
spring
c.
ace. cognato, 7777877/^0 7777801' to
fut. Trrjfjijavovftai
(in pass, sense)
aor. I firrji^rjva: : Pass., aor. I
Med
67777-
559
ftdvOr)V
Ep. ir7]uav0r)v:
:
to
make
:
misery
also to grieve, distress
suffer, bring to harm, injure
into
:
TtTSpos, a, ov,
(map) fat,
rich. rich,
macrp.a, TO, (maiva}} that which makes fat or
absol. to
do mischief.
3
77,
Hence
I opt.
an enricher, fattener, of
mSciKiTis, i8os,
irlSaKoeis,
**
77,
a river.
irrjjJiavTtos, a, ov, possible to be injured.

Trr]p.T|veuj.v,
irr)p.ovif|, 77,
(TrtSaf)
of
the spring or fountain.
pi.
Aeol. aor.
of
TrrjiJLa'tvoJ.
o~aa, ev, (ni8a^)
gushing.
poet, for irffâ, suffering.
TrqiAOtrvvT),
= 7777^0^77,
TifjfM, suffering.
m8aic-u)8Tf]s, cs, (Tri8a, (iSos*) like a fountain, ing with, spring-water.
gush-
ITrjveXoirr) Ep. n^veXotrcia, T), Penelope, daughter of Icarius, wife of Ulysses : (called from her weaving
Ill'
A AH,
2
a/cos,
77,
a spring, fountain.
Hence
m8if)is, eaaa, ev, rich in springs.

TTlSvKD, tO
the web,
77771/77).
gush
OUt.
TTT|VXoi{/, OTTOJ, 6, a kind of duck. IIH'NH, 77, like irrjvos, the thread on the shuttle, the woof; in plur. the web.
mrjviôfJLat
me, Ep.
sing. aor. 2 imperat.
of viva
but also
Ep. for erne, 3 sing, indie. m6iv, Ep. for irieiv, aor. 2 inf. of iri<o.
iriefa: and hence Ep. impf. iritevv and Ion. part. pass. irie(vfj.vos. IirE'Zn, f. ?neo*cy: aor. I eirieffa: Pass., aor. I eiTio~6T)V or eitit^Q^v P 1 *&A<HffHH, or ireiriey/jLai
'
"-
wind thread
at what [r], Adv. at what point of'time? hour? irqviK Icrri TT^S rjêpas; what hour of day is it? irrjvCov, TO, Dim. of ITTJVOS or ir^vrj, the thread of the woof: or the quill on which the thread is wound. wound on a irT|vt(r|xa, arcs, TO, (irrjvifa} the thread
spindle, the thread of the woof. irqai, aor. I inf. of TTTJ^VVHI. irfjj|6, Ep. for 67777e, 3 sing. aor. I of
TTTJOS
IIHNI'KA
Dor. iraviaSojiai Dep. (Trrjviov) off a reel : generally, to wind off.

: :
to
m6to,=
to press, squeeze, crush, press
bard upon.
II.
to lay
hold of. TTietv, aor. 2 inf.
of
Trivia.
pecul. fern, of iricav,fat, rich : of cities, prosperous, wealthy : Sals irieipa a plentiful meal :
meipa
[t], T),
irfjyvvfjii.
Dor. TTUOS, ov, 6, (itao^Mi) a kinsman by marriage, a connexion, Lat. ajfinis. IIH'PA Ion. irfjpTj, 77, a leathern pouch, a wallet,
scrip, knapsack, Lat. pera.
TnjpCSiov, TO,
Dim. of 7777pcr, a
(irrjpa,
little
wallet.
irr|p6-8TOS, ov,
IIHPO'5,
mancus.
tying a wallet. a, ov, disabled in a limb, maimed, Lat.
8u)
of pine-wood, resinous, juicy, unctuous. Trup,v, Ep. for 77tftV, aor. 2 inf. of irivoj. ntepiScs, ai, the Pierides, name of the Muses, from mount Pierus in Thessa'y. IIi6piT]0v, Adv. from Pieria in Thessaly. iricom, for triei, 2 sing. fut. of TT'LVOJ. Tri(r0cis, elaa, ev, aor. I pass. part, of irieôj.
rnêus, eaaa, ev, poet, for iricav,fat, rich. Trtfja0a, 2 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of irivo).
Tri0a,KVT) Att. <J>t8dKVTj,
jar.^
77,
TTT|p6&>, f. ucroj, (irfjpos) to to incapacitate.

Tnrjcrop.at, Ion. fut.
TTTjxt'a.ios, a, ov,
irrjx'u vop.au,
maim,
disable
metaph.
(77tôs)
a wine-cask, wine-
Tft9dvoXoYw, f. rjaoj, (jntiavo\6yos) to use probable Hence arguments. the fore-arm, IIH~XT2, ecus, 6: gen. pi. ir^-êtav mOavoXo-yia, 77, the use of probable arguments. from the wrist to the elbow, Lat. ulna: generally the irif avo-Xo-yos, ov, (mOavos, \eyoj) speaking persuaII. the centre-piece, which joined the two arm. sively, using probable arguments. III. in pi., trr)x fS are the horns horns of the bow. mflavos, 77, ov, (ireiOca) act. calculated to per2. of manor sides of the lyre, opp. to fryov the bridge. IV. suade : I. of persons, persuasive. credible : as a measure of length, the space from the point of ners, winning. 3. of reports, plausible, the elbow to the end of the little finger, Lat. cubitus, a hence reasonable, likely. 4. of works of art, pro8 inches II. pass, easy to percubit, orig. containing 24 5a.KTv\oi, or about 1 ducing illusion, natural.
of 7rao*x<^. a cubit long.
Tri0dKOS, Dor. for iriOrjKos, an ape.
Med.
to take into one's
arms.
the Tret's (3a<n\r)ios was longer by three 8d/eTv\oi, = 27 8aKTV\ot or about 20 inches. V. a being
cubit-rule.
suade, credulous.
2.
obedient.
:
Trl0avws, Adv. of -rnOavus, persuasively
Comp. m-
mdo>,
form of
TTiaCva),
f.
aaw and
:
-nil fa,
f.
ago) : aor. I part, iriagas : Dor. to press : to lay hold of, apprehend. ai/a) aor. I tmava, pass. eiridaBrjv : pf.
to
Oavwrfpov, more persuasively. Trt0(T0at, aor. 2 med. inf. of TreiOoj. Trt0ecov, wvos, 6, (iriOos) a place for casks, a cellar.
m0T|Kia>,
f.
pass, -rrfiriaafjiai : (iricav} : the soil, to fatten, enrich:
large.
fat, fatten ; of metaph. to increase, en2. metaph. to make wanton : Pass, to be-
make
Tri0T|Kto-p.6s, 6,
law, (iriOrjKos) to play the ape. a playing the ape, aping.
Hence
m0T)KOS Dor. Tri0aos, 6, (rreiQca) an ape, Lat. simius: hence, one who plays ape's tricks, a jackanapes.
m0T]KO-4>a-yw,
(-rriOrjKos, ^xryefi/)
come fat, wax wanton.

Trtdâs, Dor. aor. i part, of 7nacy. map, TO, indecl. (TTIOJV) fat, tallow, suet
:
to eat ape's flesh.
also oil,
the land,
Tri0T)KC-<j)6pos, ov, (iriOrjKOS, <pepca) carrying apes. of ireiOca, as if from -niOeoj. Tri0T|O'as, aor. I part,
cream : hence fatness : metaph. the fat of the cream of a thing, the choicest, best.
m0i,
aor. 2 irreg. 2 sing.

77,
m0-oiYia,
(77tôs, oi^rv/it)
imperat. of irivu. an opening of casks.
560
trt&ofyict
Trnrpa
Pass, to become or be full of: to be have enough of a thing.
filled, satisfied,
a mOot-yca, TO, (mOos, o'tyvv^c) the cask-opening, festival on the first day of the Anthesteria. 2 med. of TrciOca. mOojjnjv, Ep. for emQoftrjv, aor. TTvOos, 6, a wine-jar made of earthenware, [f]
ni'MIIPHMI,
from
fire
:
inf. irinirpavai [a]

:
irprjdca)
:
m0wv, 6, = mOijKos,
fut. irprjao}
: (tenses formed aor. I crrpija'a : Pass., aor.
an
ape.
to
[i]
eirprjaOrjv
pf.
ireirpâfjLai
iri0oc>v,
oCaa, oV, aor. 2 part, of irdOa).
Pass.
iri/jLTTpafâi, to
to kindle, burn, set on be burnt, set on fire, con*-
mKpaCvd), f. aâ), (mnpos) metaph. to embitter, anger :

iriicpCa,
17,
make sharp
:
or bitter:
sumed.
irlv, poet. inf.
Pass, to
grow angry.
mar-
of
eiriov, aor. 2
of
irivoo.
(rnupbs) bitterness
of temper, bitterness,
malice, venom, spleen.
embittered in iriKpo-'ySp'OS, ov, (irtKpos, -ya/iccu) riage, unhappily wedded.

bitter tongue.
Adv. (iriva) like planks. irtvdKiov, TO, Dim. of irivag, a little tablet, esp. that on which the judges (Sira<rTat) wrote their verdict of guilty or not guilty, Lat. tabella.
TTtvdK'rjSov,
mcp6-YXcocr<ros, ov, (mfcp6s, yXwffffa") of sharp or

irucpo-Kapiros, ov, (mKpos, Kapiros') bearing bitter
fruit.
irtvaKUTKOS,
o,
= TTIVO.KIOV.
irivaKO-'irwXTjs, ov, 6, (irivag, ircaXfoi) cne small birds ranged upon a board.
who
sells
III'NAS,
a, ov, also os, ov, sharp, keen, piercing: sharp, pungent, bitter : of sound, sharp,
&KOS,
o,
IirKPO'S,
of
taste,
a votive
tablet.
2. of persons, words, acts, etc., piercing, shrill. bitter, cruel, harsh, stern, morose, severe: also hateful,
or platter. 3. Lat. tabula. 4. a chart or map.

register,
list.
a board, plank: a writing-tablet: 2. a wooden trencher, dish, plate, a board for painting on, a picture. a plate engraved or written upon: 5. a board for public notices : a
hostile.
II.
Comp. and
-wraros.
Sup. m/cporepos, -oraros,
never
irifcpajTfpos,
Hence
:
iriKpoTTjs, rjros, -f], bitterness iTiicpo-xoXos, ov, (m/cpos,

splenetic.
*- 1
harshness, cruelty. ?) with bitter gall:
iTivfipos, d, ov, (itivos} dirty, squalid. , (vivas) to be dirty.

,
irivtjjievat,
[tl,
/},
Ep.
inf.
of
itivoj.
mveo-KOv
irucp&s, Adv. of mKpos, sharply, harshly, bitterly,

cruelly.
mXcco, = TnAocy
[\T]
Pass, to be close pressed.

little
mXCBiov, TO, Dim. of m\os, a

pileolus.
iri-Xtrnfis, cs,
felt-hat, Lat.
and irtwrj, 17, a kind of muscle, the pinna. mvvo-TT|p'r)S, ov, 6, (irivva, Tr]pfct}) a small crab that lives in the pinna's shell metaph. a little parasite.
:
ni'NNA
mvirjpos,
Ion. impf. of itivoj. 6v, Ion. for mvapus.
irivdcis, cffffa, tv
= invap6s.
e-nivvaaa.
itvtoj)
:
Pass. iriXvamXvdw, = 7reA.doj, to bring near to fjiai, to draw near to, approach, encounter, c. dat.
:
(m,
XiirfTv)
wanting
the letter
m.
ni'NO5,
mvvo-Kco
irvv/jiai, pf.
:
6, dirt, filth,
Lat. squalor,
;
[t]
:
aor.
pass. enivvaOrjv
(n-e-
pass, of
to
IirAOS,
felt-cloth.
o,
wool or hair wrought
brasen hat,
i.
e.
into felt, felt, II. a felt-cap, hat; irfAos \a\Kovs a helmet : also a felt cuirass.
admonish, instruct, inform. mvuTifj, fj, understanding, wisdom. = ITIVVTT). irlvvrris, T}TOS Dor. STOS, ?),
mvijTos,
17,
make wise or prudent, Hence
From TTtXo<j>opuc6s, rj, 6v, used to wear a felt-bat. mXo-<J>6pos, ov, (m\os, </>e/>cy) wearing a felt-hat. mX6<o, f. wow, (irtXos) to press wool so as to make
it
into felt, to felt
wool
hence
to press close, squeeze
tight.
J,
-f),
understanding. 6, r), (nivvros, (pprjv^) of wise or mind. understanding III'NIl [i] fut. irioiMLi: aor. 2 etriov, imperat. irte, also mOi, inf. irifTv: from Root IIO- come pf. irfrrcuKa,
irivOTO-t^pov, oôs,
:
ov, (irivvaGOj) wise,
(mow, map)faf, Lat. adeps.

pi.
Hence
fs,fat, Lat. pinguis.
aor. I pass. euoOrjv: pf. pass. inf. irfiroaOai Lat. blbo ; c. gen. to drink of a thing
to drink,
metaph.
to
vTo, Ep. 3
irtjjL-irXdvco,
impf. pass, of
nip.-nXrip.i,
Trip. n\ij/jii.
poet, for
:
hence
pres.
med.
drink up, absorb drunken.
pf. irevajtea, to
have drunk, to be
7rifjnr\av(Tai. for Tri^-nXaTai.

irijiirXeo),
ffai.
= mfîr\r]fj.i
inf.
:
mv-w8T)S,
Ion. part. pi. fern. irtfjnrXev-
6s, (mvos, cTSos) dirty, squalid. irtoifu, aor. 2 opt. of irivco. iTLOjAat, fut. of itivca : but also used as pres.
med.
nrMHAHMI,
irifj,Tr\ao'av
mfiirXavai [a]:
:
pi.
impf.
(tenses
o(a
aor. I
:
eir\rj(Ta,
formed from irXjjQui): fut. ir\r)med. ir\r)ffapr)V Pass., aor. I

':
mov, Ep. aor. 2 of TT/^CW. mos, a, ov, poet, for mow. iri6n)S, T^TOS, if, (nios, mow} fatness,
mtrio'KO),
to
f.
richness.
eTT\j)aOr)v
eir\rjfjLr)v,
pf.
TTir\r)(Tfjuii
also,
Ep. aor. 2 pass.
macu
[i]
aor. I
;
irfo"a:
Causal of mvca,
sing,
c.
7r\7)o~o, opt. w\jfftijv
full of a thing, a thing, c. dat.
ir\f)VTo, imperat. to Jill, Jill up, fill ace. pers. et gen. rei ; or to fill with rei. 2. c. ace. pers. only, to fill full,
pi.
and
ir\r)To,
:
or
ir\eifji.r]v
give to drink, c. dupl. ace. maca aQe Aipteas voojp will give them the water of Dirce to drink.
mirXo>, poet, for vifJ-itX-rjiu, impf. iwr\ov, to fill. Trtiririâj, f. iaca, to chirp like young birds. (Formed
satisfy, glut. 3. to fulfil, discharge an office. Med. to Jill for oneself, or what is one's own.
II.
from the sound.)

irlirpdcrKw Ion. mirpTio-Kw, redupl. form
III.
561
Pass., fut. I irpdOâofMi, paullo-p. fut. pf. pf. ireirpdnai ireTTpdaofj.ai [a] : aor. I pass.enpdOrjv [d] Ion. -t]fMi : (Trepdoj) : to sell beyond seas, like trtpdaj:
W/rpd/ra
bought and
Pass, to be sold : metaph. to be generally, to sell : sold, i. e. betrayed. m-TTTco, for m-irtTO), redupl. from Root I1ET- : EJJ.
:
which gives trust or confidence, an assurance, pledge of good faith, warrant; iriaTiv /rat oprcia irotfiaOai to 2. a means of perexchange assurances and oaths. suasion, an argument, proof. mtTTOS, 77, ov, (jiivoS) drinkable, liquid; TO, iriOTa
liquid medicines, draughts.
impf. Tfimov
fut. irfaovfj-ai
:
Ion. irfafo/j.ai
aor.
mo-Tos,
true
:
Ep. part. ireirTr^ws and irevTfus, -fojTos Att. ireirTws,-wTos, syncop. from irfnTOJK(i>s to fall, fall down; c. ace. cognato, TUTrpf. irfjiTOJita,
:
eireaov, inf. ireativ
confidential officers about the court, privy-councillors ; iriffTa. iTiaT&v, like irtaTOTaToi, most <rxaT' kaycnow,
trusty.
2. believed, trusted.
II.
ov, (ireiOoj) of persons, faithful, 77, in Persia of iriffToi or TO" 7rto"Ta were
trusty,
Ttiv iTTWfjiaTa, irfffrjfiaTa absol. in pf. ireirTOJKa, to II. Special befallen, lie low. usages iriirTeiv fv 2. TIVI to fall upon a thing violently, to attack.
: : .
.
of things,
2.
trustworthy, sure, deserving belief: credible.
TO
triffTov,
as
Subst.,
nijTTfiv UK TIVOS to fall out of or lose a thing, Lat. iriaTov or iriaTci ceive pledges : also TO* iriffTov decidere de ; etc 6vp.ov irinTtiv TIVI to fall out of TTIOTIS, or lose one's favour. III. act. believing, relying on. 3. trirrTfiv peTo, iroffal faith. Hence yvvaiKos to fall between the feet of a woman, i. e. to obedient.
a pledge, security, warrant; oovvai KO.I \afiew to give and re-
good
2.
be born. 4. to fall in fight. 5. to fall, sink, leave off; dVc/zos irffff the wind fell. 6. irinTfiv vrto TIVOS to fall by another's hand, to be overthrou'n, overcome ; o ffTpaTos avTos vir' COJVTOV ireff the
good faith, honour, faithfulness. (7no"Tos) to make faithful or trustII. Pass. worthy, bind by a pledge or engagement. to be made trustworthy, give a pledge or warrant ;
mo-TOTr|S,
77TOS,
diaoj,
77,
moroo),
f.
i. to Lat. mole sua corruit. op/coj iriaTojOijvai to pledge oneself by oath. 7. to of a play, to fail, Lat. cadere. 8. feel trust, to be persuaded; iriffTcaOfis, trusting, confall short, fail of the dice, to fall in a certain position TO* 8co"rroTUJV fiding. III. Med. to give one another pledges or (v irff6vTa QrjaofMi I shall count my master's throws guarantees, exchange troth. 2. TncfTovaOai Tiva v<p' lucky: generally, ev or mXws iriTTTfiv, to be lucky: opxojv to secure his good faith, bind him by oaths. so also, to fall, turn out, happen. mo'Tpa, 77, (TTtVcu) a drinking -trough or cup. == = aAos KayaOus, noble. irtpeojjus, an Egypt. word m<TTpOV, TO, (TTn/Cy) TTtCTTpa. Tricrtvos, 77, ov, (TTUTOS) made of peas, CTVOS iriaivov mo-T&>|ji,a, OTOS, TO, (mo-Toa;) an assurance, guarantee, pledge. pea-soup. 3. yr]pa\ea niaTWjJ.aTa=ÎII'ISOS, a kind of pulse, the pea, Lat. pisum. [i] povTes, as iriffTa Hfpawv is used for mffTol Adv. of iriffTos, faithfully : persuasively. mtros, TO, (TJ'IGOJ fut. of irnriafeoj') only in nom. and morws, ace. pi. iriafa, moist lands, meadows. mo-TuxravTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 1 med. of mo-Tocy. W IH'52A Att. irirra, 77, pitch, Lat. pix : proverb., maiij'os, 77, ov, (wfiOoj) trusting on, relying or de/j,(\dvT(pov r/iiTC triaaa blacker than pitch. pending on, confiding in, c. dat.
army
failed
of
itself,
mcronfjpTjs, fs, (Triaoa) of or like pitch, pitchy. irio-o-ivos Att. iriTTivos, 77, ov, (iriaffa) pitched over,
mo-Cpcs,
ffapa.
of, of, iriffvpa,
TO, Aeol. for TeVtrapes, T*<T-
coated with pitch.

-irwrcroto Att. TTITT-,
f.
OKTCU, to pitch,
cover with pitch.
iritro [t], fut. of irnriffKOJ. iriTva, Ep. for tir'iTva, 3 sing. impf. of
rriTvrj(J.i.
m<rrvp.a,
TO, (iriffTevoj) a pledge of good faith.
TTiTvas, ao*a, av, part, of

TTITVTIJJII,
iriTvrjfjii.
mo-rtvTiKos, 77, ov, disposed to trust, confiding.
From
collat.
form of
to
ireTavvvfju, to
spread out,
moTvo>,
in,
f. ffoj,
(triffTis) to believe, trust in,

:
put faith
extend, expand.
TTITVO),
\nov
to
confide in, rely on a person or thing absol., iri<TTi*iv hard to believe; mcrTfvfiv els Tiva
believe
xor
= TiCTavvvfJii,
spread out
TT'IITTOJ,
impf. ZITITVOV.
irirvo) [r], poet,
form of
used metri grat.

is
on a person
2.
Pass,
to
be
believed
when
trusted.
inf.
is
:
II. c. comply, obey. to believe that, feel sure or confident that a thing
to believe,
the penult, is required to be short, as fj.ifj.voj used for fitvoj, when the penult, is to be long.
iriTrS,
77,
Att. for Triaaa.

77,
do
also c. dat. et inf. to trust to one, rely on III. to entrust or so and so. confide
ov, (mvca) drinkable, liquid. ov, (iriaiTis) trnsty, faithful.
one to some-
mrrlvog,
ov, Att. for irifffftvos.
iriTT6<i), Att. for iriaoooj.

iriTii-Kd|Jiirrt]S, ov, 6,
thing to another.
= iriTvo-fedfj-TTTiys.
ply the plashing oar.
merTiKos,
irtcrriicos,
77,
77,
mTv\vti), V
2.
f.
per\
I
III'TT
TTLTV\OJ
suasive.
3. pure,
genuine.
mo-Tis,
belief;
:
faith gods persuasion of a thing, confidence, assurance.

honesty,
L,at. fides.
;
ecus, 77, (ireiOoj, 7m'0ojucu) trust in oihers,faith, L,at. fides, fiducia ; iriaTis Ofwv in the
drops
a cup.
measured plash of oars ; ivl II. the plash of falling with one stroke. ITITV\OS aiev<pov the plash of wine poured into
the [r], o.
AO2
GOJ, (TTiVuXos) to
'
2.
good faith, faithfulness,

trust
els
3. credit,
II.
2. the noise made by a quick succession of blows, as, the beating of the breast, clapping of the hands, blows with the fist, with the spear. 3. repeated
VIOTIV cidtvai to give in trust.
that
metaph. of any violent gestures, frantic passion.
562
,
ov, 6,
(irirvs,
bender, epith. of the robber Sinis,

lers
Ka^TTTca} the pinewho killed travel-
draw
by tying them between two

and then
pine-trees bent
down
so as nearly to meet,
let
go.
ov, (irirvs, Tp((pca) growing pines. busk of corn: geneiriTiJpov, TO, (-nriaaca) bran, the Lzt. furfur, furfura ; mostly used in pi. rally, refuse,
mTVO-Tp64>os,
form of ireXdfa, intr. to approach, come nigh, [a] ITAAI'SION, TO, an oblong figure or body ; irXevpov -nXaiaiov a square : of an army, ti/ Terd\6ai to be drawn up in square, Lat. agmine quadcbllat,
near,
rato, as opp. to
marching order, agmine longo.

of irXtKca.
broad.
or plank,
irXaKets,
fiffa, tv, aor. 2 pass. part,
III'TTIS, vos, ?), poet. dat. pi. irirvaaiv : the pinetree, Lat. pinus : proverb., ITITVOS oiKrjv (ferpifieadai
to be destroyed like a pine-tree, i. e. utterly, because the pine-tree once cut down never grows again.
irXdicepos, d, 6v, (7rAd) irXdKivos, 77, ov, (TjAd^) luooden. [a]
= -rrXari's,
made of a board
irXdKOtis, OVVTOS, o, contr. from trXdKoeis, (TrAa^) a
flat cake. pine-crowned. mcJmvcrKa), (redupl. form of <paivca, akin to (pa-GKca, irXaKTcop, opos, 6, Dor. for irXrjKTOJp. as oiodaK<a to <5cucy), only used in pres. and impf. to irXdv, Dor. for irXrjv. irXavdco Ion. ceo, f. r)ffa), (irXavr)} to lead astray, let be seen, shew, reveal by a token : mostly, to shew 2. lead wandering about : of ships, to drive from their by words, to 'make known, tell, declare, reveal. course: generally, to mislead, lead into error. II. TTi<pavffKO[i.ai as Dep. to make manifest, make known, Pass. irXavdonai, with fut. med. irXavrjaofMii, aor. I declare. to wander, roam mco, aor. 2 subj. of irlvca. pass. TrXavr)Or)V, pf. TTC-rr\dvrj nai IlI'vQN [t], 6, 77, neut. mov, gen. iriovos: Lat. PIN- about, stray : c. ace., irXavdaOai -%Quva. to wander over a land, Lat. oberrare : irXavdaQai lv Xuyca to be at a II. GUIS, fat, plump, sleek, of animals: oily, rich. loss in one's story oi soil, fat, rich, fertile: also wealthy. to wander in mind, be at a loss. III. Coinp. and Sup. jrlorepos, VIOTCLTOS (as if from Trfos). IIAA'NH, f), a wandering or roaming about, stray-
irtTU-(TTTrTos, ov, (nirvs,
ffTf(pca)
trtcov, ovffa, 6v, aor. 2 part,
of
irivca.
ing
TrXayd, Dor. for

f.
irXrjyf).
TrXdvir)[jLa, CITOS,
erring, error, [d] TO, (TrXa.va.ca) a wandering, going
dffca, (71X0.710$) to turn sideways or TrAayid^co, slanting, turn aside : to tack to and fro. TrXayi-aiAos, 6, (irXdyios, auAos) the cross flute,
astray.
TrXdvtjs, rjros, 6, (irXdvrj}
a wanderer, roomer, rover,
Lat. erro; ir\dvrjTfs do"T6pes
wandering
stars, planets.
German flute.
irXdyios, a, ov, also
ing, athwart;
os, ov, placed sideways, slant(is irXdyiov sideways; TO. irXdyia the
TrXdv](ns,
persing, [a]
CCDS,
17,
(irXavdw) a leading astray: a disAdj.
irXavr]Tov,
verb.
of irXavdopat,
one
must
sides, in military sense, the flanks
irXdyia. right and left; TT\ayiov on the flank ; fjiiovs to take the enemy in flank. sideways, askance, treacherous.
of an army; eis 70, Kara irXdyia in flank ; (ft irXayiovs XafitTv rovs -rroXeII.
wander.
irXdvTjTTjs, ou, o, fern. -fjTis, toos, (TrXa.vdca)=iT\dvrjs,
metaph.
irXayioco, (n\dyios} to turn or move sideways. irXayuos, Adv. of TrXdyios, aslant.
a wanderer. i. a planet. irXdvio?, a, ov, poet, for irXdvos. trXav-oSta, 17, (irXdvos, oSc's) a wrong way, by-way. [ir\d- metri grat.]
IIAA'NO2
pass,
[d],
77,
ov, also os, ov, act.

6,
leading astray,
i.
irXayKTT|p, a misleader.
rjpos. 6, (7rAd(a>) act. he that leads 2. pass, a wanderer, rover.

77,
astray,
deceiving: as Subst., Tr\dvos,
a deceiver.
wandering, roaming.
o,
irXayxTos, roaming.
ov, also 6s, 6v, (irXdfa) wandering, II. metaph. wandering in mind, dis-
IIAA'NCXSJ,
= TrXdvr],
a wandering about, roam-
traught, unsettled.
),
Hence
ing, straying; (ppovriouSTiXdvot. wanderings of'thought. irXdvo-o-Tiprjs, ts, (irXdvos, ortifiw) trodden by
a wandering, roaming. wanderers, fut. med. of itXdfa. irXdvvTTO), irXavdojj.ai, to wander about. IIAA'H, 77, gen. TrAdwos, anything flat and bread, -0is, aor. I pass. inf. and part, of flat land, a plain ; TTOVTOV -nXd the ocean plaiti : the also a flat stone, irXaSapos, a, 6v, wet, moist. From flat top of a hill, table-land:
77,
,
IIAA'AOS,
HAA'Zfl,
:
:
6,
moisture.
tombstone.
:
ir\dy<a aor. I to make to wander or roam, drive from eVAa-yfa (he right course, cast away : metaph. to lead astray : to mislead, seduce. II. Pass with fut. generally,^ med. w\dyo/j.cu, aor. I pass. firXdyx^ Ep- fXayEp. impf.
f.
:
nXdov
irXcUjev, Dor. for TrXrj^cv, 3 sing. aor. I of irXâoca. irXdlj-unros, ov, Dor. for TrXrjgiTnros. irXdo'p.a, aTos, TO, (TrAaaoa;) anything moulded or modelled in clay or wax, an image, flgure; TrXdaâra
TTijXov vessels
of clay.
:
II.
that which
is
imitated,
I CTT-
\Qr}V, to
wander, go astray: to glance or slide off. irXaOdvT], -q. (nXdoaoj) a platter or mould to bake in. irXdOavov, TO, irXdOavos, 6, ir\a0dvr}. i, -0eCs, aor. I pass. inf. and part, of ireXdfa.
a forgery.
nAA'22fl Att. -TTQ f. TrXdoca [d] aor. Xaaa Ep. tTrXaaaa, irXdaaa pf. TreVAd/ca
:
Pass.,
aor. I
iirXaaOriv
pf.
niirXaap.a.i
to
form, mould,
563
sbape,fasbion, "Lzt.Jingere, of the statuary
in clay or ioned.
who works
irXdrilva),
wax
Pass, to be moulded,
made, fash-
extend:
wa>, (TrAaTuV) to make broad, widen, Med., TrXaTvvfaQat TTJV yr}v to widen one's
f.
generally, to mould, sbape, of the mind and body Med., irkaaa/jLevos TT) oipei bearing formed himself in face, i. e. having composed his
II.
:
countenance.
forge: absol., speak from invention ;

false boast.
2. to open wide: territory. 3 sing. pf. pass. TTTrAaTWTCu has been opened. irXdrii-vajTOS, ov, (jrXaTvs, VUTOS) broad-backed. III. metaph. to make up, fabricate*. irXaTiip-poos, ov, contr. -povs, ovv, (jr\aTvs, ffcu) doca -nXaaas \fjav I shall seem to broad-flowing.
KO^TTOS ov TTir\affp.VOS
no
IIAATY'5,
broad:
fa, v,
Ion. fem. -nXaTta-.flat, wide,
Hence
Tr\ao-TT|s, ov, 6, fern. irXacrreipa, one
who moulds
the
or models, a modeller.
aaTaytXcas flat mock2. as Subst., 77 irXaTua (sub. oSos), a street: ery. also (sub. x 6 </>) the flat of the hand. II. salt,
metaph.,
ir\a.Tvs
irXatrTUY^ Ion. irATJcm/yf;, tyyos,
77,
(TTAÔ'CTCU)
brackish, because irXaTv vdojp

the sea.
III.
tongue or scale of a balance. balance : also a yoke for horses.

irXa(TT6s,
77,
II.
a pair of scales, III. a whip.
Comp. and
was originally used of Sup., irXaTvTepos, TrAabreadth, width: gene-
TUTdTOS.
irXdTVTTjs, 77Tos, 77, (TrAaTus) rally, size, bulk. [i5]
irXrySrjv,
form of ireAaaTos. irXaoros, T], ov, (TrXaaoca) formed, moulded, modelled. II. metaph. made tip, forged, counterfeit, unreal; ir\aarus irarpi a supposititious son. irXdrdytw, f. rjffoJ, to clap the hands loudly : to
6v, doubtful clash, crack. From noise.
j,
II. to beat,
so as to
make
a loud
rrXeas, ace. of TrAe'es, q. v. Adv. (7rAea>) in plaits or braids. irXeYtia., O.TOS, TO, (irXfKca) anything twined plaited, a net : in pi. wreaths, chaplets.
,
or
ol,
ace.
f),
,
(irXaTaffffoj}
rattle.
more : Dor.
,
TrAcas, Ep. for ir\fiovfs, contr. irXfis.
Comp. of
aros, TO,
(rr\aTayQj) a clapping.
tles
wv, uvos, or cracks.
6, (TrAaTo/yea;)
anything that rat-
irXardYcoviov, TO, Dim. of TrAcTcr/wr, the broad petal of the poppy, which they used to lay on the hand and strike smartly; it was a good omen if it burst with a loud crack. nXdraia, 77, mostly in plur. IIXaTauu, wv, at, Plaadverbial dat., TlXaTaidai at taea, a city in Boeotia Plataea. Hence nXaratcts Ion. Att. -TJS, ol, the Plataeans.
:
a, ov, of of a Tr\&pov. IIAE'OPON Ep. ire'XcOpov, TO, as measure of length, a plethron, being 100 Greek or IOL English 2. a race-course feet, the sixth part of a stade.
the size
II. as a square measure, about 37 perches. IlXeids, dSos, 77, in plur. ITXeidSes Ion. IlXirjidSes, at, the Pleiads, seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione,
or race of this length.
10,000 square
feet,
who were
placed
among
the stars.
-s
6,
TrXdTdjjuov, favos,
(TrAaTus) any broad flat body
med. opt. of irifjnrXrjfU. 2. irXeiv, Att. for irXeov, like otiv for oeov, more. inf. of ir\fca to sail.
irXeCp/Yjv, (To, tiTo, aor. 2
a flat stone, aflat beach. irXdravtCTTOs, 77, = TrAaTavos.

OVVTOS,
6,
irXcios,
77,
ov, Ion.
77,
and Ep.
for ir\eos,full.
Hence
irXeiorepos,
often.
ov,
Comp.
of TrXtTos, fuller.
contr. for
irXeio-Taias, Adv. (TrAeraTos) most times, mostly, very

5, (7rAefo"TOs) manifold ; airas ir\iHence \puvos the whole extent of time. as the chief agent irXi<TTT]piJo}Jiau, Dep. to assign of a thing, to accuse of being the author of a thing. irXio-TO-{36Xos, ov, (Tr\(T(TTOs, ftaXfTv) throwing the most, throwing the highest. 7rXacrT6p,-|3poTos, ov, (ir\(TffTos, QpoTos) thronged with people, crowded. irXcio-TOS, 77, ov, Sup. of TroAis, most, Lat. plurimus:
a plane-tree grove. irXdrdvos, 77, (ir\drvs) the oriental plane, the planetree, Lat. platanus, so called from its broad, flat leaf. irXdrela, 57, see irXarvs. irXdT6ida> Dor. -d<r8co f. affca to (irXarvs} speak or pronounce broadly, esp. with a Doric accent. irXaTtws, Adv. of irXarvs, broadly. irXa-TTj Dor. irXdra, 77, (trXarvs) the flat or broad part of anything, the blade of an oar, Lat. palmula remi : the whole oar. 2. a sheet of paper. irXdriov, Adv., Dor. for TrXrjviov.
: : :
irXi<7T^|pT]S,
OTTjptjs
irXdris, idos,
ace.,
(TreAafo/) poet, for ireXans, a wife. irXdros, cos, TO, (TrAcrrvs) breadth, width : absol. in
rj,
TO TrAoTos or TrAaTos
77,
f.
in breadth.
irXuTOS,
irXaToco,
ov, (TTfAaâ;)
f.
= TrAaaTos,
7reAao*Tos.
wffoj, (irXarrj') to
TrXdTiryic>,
the blade of
acu,
form the flat of oars. (irXarvs) to beat the water with

to
much; also, very great: ol n\ti<JTOi the greatest number; TO irXeTffTov the greatest part; so also agreeTOV fiiov the most part ing with its Noun, o irXtiaTos his opinion was mostly; of life r) nXtidTT} yvwfj.rj qv nXtiffTos dpi TT) yvwfjtr) I am mostly of opinion; oaoi irXtTaToi the most possible Iv TOIS TrXuaroi about tie
very
:
;
mott, like kv TOIS irpunoi
neut. irXtTaTov as Adv.
an oar :
splash about
metaph.
to
make a
splash, splutter, swagger. irXdTii-Xea'X'ns, ov, 6, (irXarvs, \tffxr)) irXaruvTeov, verb. Adj. of trXarvvu, one
a babbler. must widen.
with Preps., : irXfiffTov at the greatest distance ; tnl ir\(TaTOV extent ; -jrepl -nXtiffTov of the greatest to the greatest
most : TO
SicL
TrXfTffTov
for
the most part
importance or value.
564
Ep. pres. for TrAeoi, to sail. irXctoiv or irXecov, o, 77, neut. irXeiov or trXcov, gen. nom. and ace. pi. TrAees TiAeas, Dor. TrAffs: ovos ;
irXei'J,
= o TrAeW 4'xcoi', one who has or irXcov-efcrqs, ov, o, claims more than his share, hence greedy, grasping,
selfish:
Ep.
irXevv, TrAewos,
for
TrAewes
:
etc., are
Ion.
and Dor. for
irXe'Jv, irXeovos, etc.
TrAefj/
Att. for irXfov, like Stfc
also Adj., Ao7os irXfoffKTTjs a grasping, And overbearing speech. rrXcoveKTiKos, 77, ov, disposed to take more than one's
as
SeW: Ep
more:
also greater, larger, of TrAeoKes Ion. and Dor. of
dat. pi. irXfoveoffi : Comp. of TroAus : of size as well as number:
share.
From
number, and
so, like ol iroXXoi, the
itXtvvcs, the greater many, the people,
irXeovcijta Ion. -IT], 77. a disposition to take more than one's share, a grasping temper, greediness, coveti. adousness, a claiming more than one's share.
the greater part ; opp. to the chief men ; TO rrXetov so also agreeing with its Noun, irAeW i/t; the greater II. the neut. TrAeW has various part of night. TO irXtov, Ion. usages, more of a thing, Lat. plus; and Dor. TO TrAeuV, as Adv. mostly ; ov TO TrAeoi' not
vantage, superiority; irXtoi>eia TWOS advantage over another ; eni n\eoveiq for one's advantage or gain. irXeovcos, Adv. of irXecw, too much.
IIAE'CXS,
foav
c.
;
a, ov, Ion. irXetos,
77,
ov, Att. irXa>s,
f'a,
pi. irXca),
:
rrAea (for irAeat), TrAca '.full, filled,

satisfied, cloyed
:
so
much;
irXeov
77
omitted, irXtiia
irXcov
(p(pe ol
effdoftrj/tovTa.
77
but the 77 may be more than. more than seventy

.
gen.
hence
of Time, full, com"
plete.
^vup.rj his opinion rather tended
irXeioTfpos. TrXero, poet, for cTrAeTO, 3 sing. impf. of ireAo/zat. irXevv, Ion. and Dor. for ir\iov: so irXevvos, irXev-
Comp.
*x* iv * b e beaten: with Preps., Inrt trXeov as Adv. more, further; Is TrAeW more; rrepl rtXeiovos of more importance, of higher value. irXcuov, oVos, 6, (TrAefos, -nX(os) a full space of time, a year. irXe'icos, eos, TO, (jrAe/fcw) anything twined or plaited,
wickerwork.
do),
f. riffoj,
ves, for irXfovos, irXeovfS, etc. irXcvvws, Adv. Ion. for -nXcovus, too
much.
in pi. the ribs, of a book.
IIAETPA',
as,
77,
rib, Lat. costa

II. later,
the side or sides.
the
page
irXt;ptTis, tSos, 77, (trXevpa) pain in the side, pleurisy. irXevpoOcv, Adv. (trXfvpa)from the side.
irXcvpo-KO-ircci), the ribs.
f.
r](r<t>,
(wXevpd, KOTTTOJ) to smile

poet,
to twist into wreaths, coil.
From
coil,
twined or plaited, a ], 77, (irAe/coj) anything wreath; irXeKTdvrj /cairvov a wrea'h of smoke, [a] 2. TrXeKTT|, 77, fern of TrAe/rros, a coil, wreath.
string.
ILAETPO'N,
irXevpd
:
TO, a rib, an older in pi. the ribs, the side.
foim of
a twisted rope, cord,

irXexTiKos,
irXeicros,
77, T^,
irXevpo-TtiTrTjs, es, (irXtvp6v,TvirTa}) striking the sides. TrXevpCDfjia, aTos, TO, like irXevpuv, the side.
irXevcrojjiai or irXverot)|jiai, fut.
ov, (jrXeKzi)
ov, (wAt/ccy) plaited,
of or for plaiting. twisted, twined;

i.e. cars; TO. irXe/CTa
med. of
irXtoj.
irXfKTal o~Tffai wicker coverings, any plaited instruments, ropes.
irXevcTTcov, verb. Adj. of irXeoj, one must sail. irXevcrTiKos, 77, ov, (TrAeco) fit for sailing, fair. IIAE'n Ep. irXctco: fut. TrAeuVo/ieu or rrXfV(TovfJi.ai:
aor. I
ffOijv
:
IIAE'Kn,
fjiat
:
f.
<u:
aor. I lirXexOrjv,
and
aor. l ejrAfa: pf. 7rirXcx a - Pass., aor. 2 tirXaKTjv [o:] : pf. irfnXey-
eirAevo'a
pf.
ireirXfVKa
:
pf. ireirX(vo-fj,ai
to twine, twist,
:
weave, braid, enfold, Lat. plico,
to
sail,
go
by sea;
KCIT'
c.
; Pass., aor. I firXfvcp. the Ion. form irXwco : ace. cognato, iypd ictXevQa.
plecto
Med., irXegaaOai inlaô. to twist 2. metaph. to plan, devise, cononeself a rope. 2. to II. Pass, to be plaited or woven. trive. twist oneself round, and so to clasp, embrace. irX>v, neut. of TT\OJV, more: also neut. of irXfos,full.
also to knit;
to be irXeova^w, f. dffca: pf. irenXfovatca: (irAtop) more than enough, to go too far, take or claim too
:
irXtTis
to sail the
watery ways:
6p06v
to
to
swim, float;
metaph., itXtiv
TrXcco, Att.
go on
prosperously.
nom. and
ace. neut. pi. of itXtcav, more.
irXcoov, neut. irXtov, for irXeicav, q. v.
irXews, irXed, irXeoov, pi. irXd,full, Att. for TrAfos.

irXTjYîS,
fo*a, ef,
TrAco;,
TrAea (for TrAeat),
much
to
presume
on, c. dat.
II. to
exaggerate,
oftener
:
overstate.
irXcovaius, Adv. (irXecw)

too often, [a] irXeov-6KTti>,
more frequently,
a wound, Lat. pldga : also a beating or fighting with clubs : metaph. a blow, stroke, shock.
TrXiry^,
T),
(irX-fjaooj)
aor. 2 pass. part, of irX-qaaoo. also a blow, stroke, stripe:
* h ave f. rjaoi or rfffop-ai, = irXfov ex or take more than another, to have or claim a larger share; to claim more than is one's due, to be grasp-
irX^rj. irXÔos, cos, TO, (triftirXi]fj.i} a great number, a mass, crowd : the greater part, the mass, main body; throng,
[
irXij-yfia, CTOS, TO,
ing
2. c. gen. to have gain some advantage. or gain the advantage over another: Pass, to be overreached, defrauded. 3. c. gen. rei, to have a
:
to
hence the people, the commons : also the government II. number or qnanof the people, democracy. III. sometimes tity : also magnitude, size, bulk. length, duration of Time.
-rrX-rjOvvto [u], f.
greater share of a thing
irXzovtKTtiv \Lvx v ^ to bear

'
vvu,
more
cold.
Hence
CITOS, TO,
crease, multiply
irXovKTi]|xa,
an advantage, gain
in pi.
pleied;
Pass, to increase (intr.), to be comof persons, to be fully resolved. II. intr.

:
(wA^Js)
to
make full
to in-
gams,
successes.
565
vos,
77,
Ep. dat. it\ij6vT, Ion. for irXrjOos,
'
throng, crowd.
ir\T}Q\>u>, (irXrjOvs) to be or become full ; dyopfjs 77X77Ov< vffrjs when the market-place becomes full : of
!
the
gen.; rarely brim.

cient.
c.
fat. filled
i.
with: absol. full, fitted to

complete,
sz/$?-
generally, full,
3.
of persons,
satisfied, satiated, cloyed
with
a thing.
irXir)po-<j)Opa>, f. 770-0;, (77X77^778, </>/>o;) to bring full Pass, to be fully assured: 6*f confirmation, to fulfil : Hence things, to be fully believed.
77, full conviction, certainty. waca pf. ircTrXrjpoJKa fut. med. TrXr/paV fut. pass. irXrjpuOr)aofiai mostly used in pass, sense
livers, to swell, rise.
2. to
;
abound:
to increase in
number
to spread, prevail
6 irXr]6vajv Ao-ycs the
current story.
full
to be or become pf. TTfrrXrjOa : (TrXeos) : irXrj6ovffa aeXrjvt) the moon at the full : of 2. to complete a rivers, to be full, to swell, rise.
TvX-qOco,
;
TrXt]potJ>opia,
TrXTjpow,
:
f.
space of time.
ir\Tj0upir],
77,
(irXrjOca}
-ir\TjKTTjs, ov, 6,
fulness : satiety. (jrXrjcraaj) a striker, brawler, quarII.
aofiai to
(TrXrjprjs)
to fill,
make
full
irXrjpovv
vavv
2.
man
a ship
'
irXrjpovTe Oapafceid
man
the walls.
to fill full
TT)J/
relsome person.
ir\T]icTiop,ai, Dep. (T!Xf]aff(a) to fight, combat. to beat one's breast for grief, Lat. plangere.
to
III.
of good, to satiate, satisfy. xP f iav to supply the need.

up.
3. -nXrjpovv
II.
of numbers,
to
make full, -complete, make

complete.
III. to fulfil
duty: generally, to perform or discharge a task.

intr. to be
IV.
engage
in dalliance.
Hence
irXirjxTio'jjLos, o, (wA^tfT/ô/zai)
dalliance.
ir\TjKTpov, TO, (TrXrjaaoj) an instrument to strike with, an instrument for striking the lyre, Lat. plectrum. 2. a spear-point. 3. a cock's spur, Lat.
calcar.
4.
a punting-pole or paddle.
ir\T|KTCop, opos, 6, (77X770-0-0;) a striker, brawler. irXT|p,vos, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of m^TrXrjui.
tvXirjp.jjieXeia,
r),
which fills up, a full meacomplement : of the men in a ship, a ship's II. complement, her crew : of number, the sum. a filling up, completing. irX"r|paKris, 77, (jrXijpoai) a filling up, filling : tfe completing a number : the manning a ship. irX-rjo-aiaTO, Ep. for irXrjffaivTO, 3 pi. aor. I med. cpt.
TrXr|pa>p,a, CITOS, TO, that
sure,
(TrXrjfJifAtXrjs}
a mistake in music,
irXT|a-as, aor. I part, of irifjnrXr]iJ.i. irXr,(rOev, Ep. for eirXrjaOfv, 3 pi. aor. I
irXT]o-0T|o-0(jiat, fut. pass,
false note
generally, a fault, error, offence.

f. 170-0;,
:
irXT)jJ4xeXca>,
note in music
to err,
(TrXrj^fXrjs') to make a false Pass, to be neglected, offend:
pass, of
to be ill-treated or insulted.
7rXT]|XJJLA7)p.a, O.TOS, TO,
Hence
of
= 77X77 ///Xfta.
fitXos) out of tune,
iriiJ.irXr]iJ.i.
:
irXi]n-p,XT|S, es, (irXrjv,

things, unpleasant, harsh.
irXT[p.p.T],
?;,
making
:
irXtjo'tdfo), to near :
f.
bring
: aaca (TrXtjatos') pf. irfTrXrjaiaKa Pass, to be brought near, approach.

:
11
a false note: generally, erring, faulty, offending
of
intr. to
be near
to
approach
c. dat. also, to
be al-
Adv. -Xo)s.
flood-tide
:
ways near,
a flood.
irXijffios
:
associate with.
77X7707*77.
irX-f|p.p.vpa,
77,
irXT]criaiTpos, -atTaros, Att.
Comp. and
Sup. of
71X77-
irXT)Hjj.vpis,
Adv. Comp.
nXrja'iaiTfpo}, nearer.
Hence
irXir](xp.vpa>,
f.
irXir](TicrTpos, -eo-Tcn-os,
770*0;,
Comp. and
Sup. of
to overflow.
aios.
TT-X-rjunvpCs,
t'Sos, 77,
the flood-tide
in
(77X77^77) the flow of the sea, ITUVTOIO the flood setting TrXijfj.fivpls e
:
TrXtjaCos, close to.
towards land
generally, a flood, deluge.

the
\y Ep.,
bour.
riov.
hard by, a, ov, (TreXas, TreXaâ;) II. as Subst., irXrjaios, 6, a neighIII. Adv. TrXTjoiov, near, nigh, hard by ;
near,
D Att.]
o irXqaiov (sub.
wv) one's neighbour
so Dor. 6 TrXd-
nave of a wheel. irXiqv, (properly contr. from ir\(ov, more than), beI. as Prep., with II. yond : gen. except, save. as Adv. besides, unless, save, except ; 77X7/1' oaov exTrXTifJiVT), 77, (77X7700;)
it is often followed cept so far as by some conjunct. ; irXriv OTO.V save when TrXr/v on. except that irXi^v
: ; ;
IV.
Comp.
also irX7)fft,aiTpus,
TrXrjaitaTfpos, Sup. -evTaros, -airaros, nearer, nearest.
irX-rjcrio-xwpos, ov, (vXrjaios,
x^Pa ) near a
:
country,
bordering upon, Lat. finitimus lives near, a neighbour.

i?ig
irXir]o--tcrTtos, ov, the sails.
TrXTjo-jjLi], 77,
(-nip.TiXr]}ji.i,
as Subst.
one who
Iffrtov) filling or swell-
when apparently only if; etc. followed by an ace., there is an ellipse, OVK olda irXrjv iv (sc. o?5a) I know not, only one thing (I know). II. irXTJvro, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of 7rifj,ir\T)[u.
cl
or tdv, Lat. nisi
si,
(77/^77X77^4) the
swelling or rising of a
river.
jrXi]a-p.ovT),
77,
(irifjarXrjfu)
a filling up or being filled

:
Ep. aor. 2 pass, of ireXafa. irXijlja, Ep. for (TrXrjta, aor. I of

pi.
up, satiety
TrA.Tjcra'cu.
generally, fulness, repletion, plenty. IIAH'22n Att. -TTCO : f. <u aor. i firXijâ Ep.
:
:
irXTj^-iiriros, ov, (rrXrjaaa},
tWos) striking or driving

and
pass, of
c.
TTXfjga.
pf. TTtirXrjya.
:
horses.
irX-cipeSvTes, -cvp.evai, Ion. part. act.
irXrjp6oj.
fs,
fut. irtiT\T]of*ai
Pass., fut. 77X777770-0^01, paullo-p. aor. 2 kirXrj^v , in compds. I^Xa:
yr)v [a]
gen. cos contr. ovs, (7T\eos) full
of,
: Ep. redupl. aor. 2 act. ireto irfirXrjyfUfv, med. jrfirXTjyo^v : strike, smile, wound, of a direct blow, as opp. to /SaX:
pf. TTfTrX7]yfj.ai
inf.
irXrjyov,
566
of Jove, to strike with \eiv (to strike with a missile) drive away : Med., rrAr)lightning to strike back, Pass. aaOai to smite or beat oneself in sign of grief to be struck, stricken, smitten : also to be beaten : to
: :
:
rei,
rich in a thing, Lat. dives

III.
abundant.
II. ample, a rich man. f(us, 77, poet for H\OVTOJV. f. 770-0*, (TTAOUTOS) to be rich, wealthy : c.
opum.
Adv.
-icas, like
to be
by misfortune but, irXrjafffffOai 8ajpoio~i II. metaph. of violent touched by bribes. emotions, to strike, amaze, confound, stun; -rrXrjjfls fpcari smitten with love.
be stricken
:
gen. to be rich,
abound
in a thing.
Hence
irXovrinpos,
ov, enriching.
Ion. for TT\affTiy. T), 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, oif rriîrX-qni. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of TreAao>, he came near.
irXTJCTTiYl,
irX-fJTO,
f. iffca, (TTAOUTOS) to enrich, make wealthy. ir\ovro-ya.Qi\<5, cs, Dor. for TT\ovToyr]OrjS, (TT\OVTOS, yrjOfOj) delighting by or in riches.
irXovTi jco,
II.
irXoTJTO-BoTqp,
(TT\OVTOS,
SidcafjLi)
77/>os,
6, and irXovTO-8oTT)S, ov, giver of riches.

T),
6,
irXtvOevco, f. ffca, (irXivOos) to make into bricks. II. to build of brick. absol. to make bricks.
TrXovTO-KparCa, of wealth.
(TTAOUTOS, icpartoj)
an oligarchy
irXiv0T]86v, Adv. (rrXiv6os) in the shape of a brick. irXtvOtvos, 77, ov, (rrXivOos) made or built of brick. irXtvOCov, TO, Dim. of irXivOos, a small brick. a whetstone. irXivOis, idos, T), Dim. of irXivOos
:
(irXivQos,iroica) to make bricks. TrXCvOos, T), a brick, Lat. later; TrXivOoi oirrai baked bricks ; irXivdovs \Kvffai or dpvffai Lat. ducere late-
7rXiv0o-iTOia>,
f.
770-0),
II. as masc. IIAOT'TO5> 6, wealth, riches. prop. n. Plntus, god of riches, represented as blind. TrXovr6-x0t>v, oi'os, 6, T), (TTAOUTOS, ~xQwv} rich in the treasures of the land. IIXoiJTcov, QJVOS, o, Pluto, god of the nether world a name of "AiSijs, derived from ir\ovros, because corn,
:
the wealth of early times, was sent from beneath the

earth as his
gift.
res, to
make bricks:
anything shaped
metal.
So/iot irXivQov layers of brick. like a brick, a plinth, an ingot
2.
of
3. the plinth
of a column.
:
From irXivOoupYew, f. 770*0;, to make bricks. TrXivO-ovpyos, ov, (irXivBos, *cpy<u) making bricks as Subst., irXivOovpyos, 6, a brick-maker.
irXoxp-os, ov, 6, (TT\KCO) mostly in pi. locks, hair. irXvvav, Ep. for eirXvvav, 3 pi. aor. I of irXvvca. -irXwco-KOv [u], Ion. impf. of irXvvca.
in
o, (TrAwcy) a trough or pit to wash clothes a washing trough or tub. irXwTT|pios, ov, (rr\vvca) of or for washing : ra HXvvrrjpia (sub. tepd) a festival at Athens, in which the robes of the statue of Minerva were washed. IIAY'NI! [v] fut. TTXvvu Ion. ir\vveaj aor. I
-rrXwos,
:
From rrXiv0o<j)op0), f. 770*0;, to carry bricks. 7rXtv0o-<J>6pos, ov, (tr\ivOos, <epo>) carrying bricks. irXiv06co, t. uffcu, (irXivdos) to make of brick : Med. to build for oneself.
irXiv0-ti4>T|s, es, (irXivOos, ixpaivca) brick-built.
Ep. TrAwa
Pass., aor. I
tirXvvQriv
pf.
TT*-
IIAI'SSOM AI,
tion.
f.
irXiofMi
pf. TreirXiyfjiai.
Dep.
to cross one's legs in walking : to walk briskly, trot. irXo-q-roKOS, ov, (rrXoos, reiecTv) producing naviga-
clean, esp. linen, opp. to Xovoftai i. (to bathe), or vifya (to wash the hands or feet). to wash o^fdirt. II. metaph., TrXvvciv nvd to
:
to
wash
irXouipiov, TO, Dim. of irXowv, a skiff, boat. irXoiov, TO, (TrAeo;) a floating vessel, a ship of any kind ; TrAofa AeTrra small craft ; TrAofa iTriraycaya
transport-vessels
Hence give him a dressing, to beat or cudgel. 'irXvo'is, fojs, 77, a washing, [u] TrXcodSj aSos, (7rAea>) fern. Adj. floating. irXa>tco, f. oca, (irXwoo) to sail on the sea, use ships,
TrAofa /za/cpa ships of war, Lat. practise navigation. ; TrXwifAos, ov, (TrX6joj)flt for sailing: of a ship, flt longae naves; TrAofa aTpoyyv\a ships of burthen, Lat. naves onerariae : as distinguished from vavs (a for sea, sea-worthy, serviceable. 2. of the sea, to ship of war), irXoiov was a merchant-ship or trans- be sailed over, navigable : in neut., TrAcutfuuTepafl' 76vofj,evojv or OVTCOV as circumstances became or were port. irXoKoifus, ?5os, 77, (TrXoKapos) a braid, lock, or curl more favourable to navigation.
of hair
also curly hair,
[f ]
irXwoajxos, ov,
= TrXwifnos,
to be sailed over.
irX6icap,os, 6, (irXfKCtJ) in pi. the locks, the hair.
irXoKT|,
77,
(irX(Kca)
a braid, lock or curl of hair: II. a twisted rope. anything plaited or woven, a
II.
TrXa>TT[p, 77pos, 6, (irXwca)
a seaman,
sailor.
II.
a swimmer. ming.
(irXwca) sailing, that can be sailed on, navigable. aor. I c7rAcwo"a irXaia), Ep. pf. TreTrAawa and Ion. for TrA&u, to sail, float : there is also (as if
77,
irXwros,
ov,
floating, swim:
web: metaph. a web of deceit. irXoKos, 6, (-rrXf/cca) a lock or curl of hair. a wreath or chaplet.
irX6jivos, Ep. syncop. pres. part, of Tre\o/H. irXoos Att. contr. irXovs, o, plur. TrAof, irXiav,
:
II.
f.
wffoj
from a Verb
etc.
:
in fit)
an Ep.
aor. 2 frrXuv,
cas, ca,
part.
TrXdis,
gen. irXwvTos.
II.
time or tide for sailing : (irXtca) proverb., Sevrtpos irXovs the next best way. irXov0-i>Yi6ia, 77, (TTAOUTOS, vyifia) health and wealth. irXoOs, o, Att. contr. for TrAoos.
:
a sailing voyage
irveto),
Ep. pres. for irveca, to breathe. irvri|Aa, aTos, TO, (irvtca) wind, air.
breath of
life
;
breath,
Trvfvfjia (3iov the
irvtvâ. atyifvai to give
up
the ghost:
irXovo'tos, o, ov, (irXovros) rich, ^vealtby
c.
gen.
inspiration.
2. spirit, spend one's spirit, life. III. a Spirit, spiritual Being :
567
Tlvevâ and ayiov Uvfvfjia the Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost.
rj,
(TTOVS,
dypa)
a trap or snare for
the
Hence
irvevjjiaTiKos,
17,
o/ Ate
spirit, spiritual
irvcup-aTow, f. air : to inflate.

irveijjxtov
belonging to wind or breath. II. : A3v. -ws, spiritually. tOaw, (Trt'cG/â) to turn into wind or * i to agitate with wind.
ov,
,
l II. feet. P^Lypa (g out gout in the feet, opp. to in the hands). Hence iroScrypaco, to have gout in the feet. iroBaYpticos, 77, ov, (iroddypa) liable to gout, gouty.
iro8(ryp6s, ov, (TroSa^pa) gouty.
Att. irXevp-tov, ovos, o, (TIT ecu, irvevfja) used both in sing, and pi. the organs of
common
washing
iro8a-vfirTT|p, rjpos, 6, (TTOVS, the feet in, foot-pan.

(TTOVS,
vi<u)
a vessel for
breathing, the lungs.

irvucrop,ai., fut. of tviot.
iroSd-vnrTpov, TO,
the feet in.
:
vica) water for washing
TINE'ri Ep. irvcuo

later irvfvffta: aor. I
f.
irvfvffofjtai
:
and
em/cvaa
Pass., a or. I
from what
7rou (or iroOfv} airo iroSairos, ^, ov, interrog. Adj. country f Lat. cujas ?
pf. TT6ifvvfjia.i, part. TreTrvvfifvos (v. sub. irf-nvvfjiai) : iroS-apYOS, ov, (TTOVS, dpyos) swift- or white-footed. II. /o breathe, send /o Wow, breathe, of the wind. iro8-ApKT]S, es, (rrovs, dpKf<a) able of foot, swiftforth an odour, exhale : c. gen. rei, to smell of a footed. with iro8-v8t;TOS, ov, (rrovs, tvSvca) drawn upon the thing, be redolent of; rarely c. dat. rei, to smell
III. of animals, to breathe hard, pant, foot. it. 2. as Subst., TroSeVSuTOi/, TO, a robe or garV. ment reaching to the feet. IV. to draw breath, breathe : to live. gasp. iroSeuv, wvos, 6, (irovs) in plur. the ragged ends metaph., c. ace. cognato, fj,evca irvfiovres breathing in/fiv formed by the feet and tail, in the skins of animals spirit "Apea irvtiv, Lat. Martem spirare ; fjieya VI. to breathe favourably oepfjLa \ovros dcprjfjifjifvov aitpcav IK irodeuvuv a lion's to be of a high spirit. II. the skin hung round one's neck by the ends. or graciously on one, Lat. aspirare alicui. 2. a cover neck or mouth of a wine-skin, which was formed by ITVIYCUS, ous, 6, (irviya)) an oven: or III. one of these ends, the other being sewn up. or damper put on coals to smother the flame. w, (Tri/fyu) choking, stifling, of throt- any similar extremity ; trootuv o~reiv6s a narrow strip irviYiqpos, 2 the lower end or corner of a sail, the of land. tling or heat.
;
sheet.
i,
CITOS, TO, (irviyoj)

6, (rrviyoj)
i,
a choking. a choking, stifling heat.
iroS-irjYos, ov, see iroS-dyos.
From ITVLYOCIS, ea<ra, ev, choking, stifling. TTVIYOS, TO, (TTviyca) a choking, stifling, of heat. fut. Trvica or med. irviôftai : aor. [t]
iro8-if]VK^s, cs, (TTOVS, *evffKof) reaching the feet.

I
down
to
TINITH
iro8-TjVp,os, ov, (trots, dvfftos) swift as the wind.
Zirviga,
inf.
:
irvifcai
(irviyrjv [?]
Pass., fut. Trvtyrjao/jiai : aor. 2 to stifle, choke : to seize by the throat,

:
throttle
drowned.
stew.
Pass, to be stifled or choked : II. to cook in a covered vessel, to seethe,
down to the -TToS-Tip'Tjs, fs, (irovs, dpapffv) reaching feet; TTTT\OS iroSrjprjs a robe that falls over the feet : hence, iroSrjprjs arv\os a tall straight pillar ; -noOTjpijs also to be dairis the large shield which quite covered the body :
TO, TroSrjprj, the feet.
iroSiaios, a, ov, (rrovs) of the measure of afoot,
irviYujSijs, fs, (TrvTyos, elSos') stifling. ITVIKTOS, 77, ov, (jrviyoj} stifled, strangled.
TTVOT),
(TTVZOJ)
:
foot long, broad, or high.

rro8tu>,
:
f. iffoj,
(TTOUS) to
bind the feet, tether:

tied, be tethered.
Pass.,
775, 77,
Ep. and Ion. irvoit] Dor. irvod, irvoid a wind, blast, air ; ajua irvoif,s dvepoio
(i.
of horses, to have the feet
iroSt-KpOTOS, ov, (rrovs, ttpor fca)fixed on or to thefeet.
swift as) blasts of wind Trvpus itvoai TroSio-TTjp, rjpns, 6, (irooifa} reaching over the feet ; : metaph., irvoai "Apfos blasts of TTiT\os TrooicfTrjp a long garment that entangles (he II. a hard-drawn breath, breath. Ares. III. feet in it. the feet. a breathing odour, fragrance : a vapour, exhalaTroSCo-Tpa, rj, (TTOOIÔJ) a strap or snare for
along with of blasts
e.
fire
tion.
IV. the breath of a wind-instrument.

gen. TTVKVOS (not TTVVKOS),
:
iToSoiiv, Ep. gen.

the
and
dat. dual for TTOOOIV.
ITNT'H,
77,
the
Pnyx,
place at Athens where the tKK\r)aiai or meetings of it was cut out of a small hill the people were held just west of the Acropolis, of semicircular form like a
theatre.
Krvutca) a dancing-girl. at TvoSop-paYTis, fs, (TTOVS, payrjvai) bursting forth a stamp of the foot. snare or trap to iro8o-o-TpdpTj, 77, (TTOVS, arpd^rj) a catch the feet.
TroSo-KTVirT],
37,
(TTOVS,
IIO'A,
TToia
77,
M7?5t/7,
Ion. ITOTJ and ITOITJ Dor. iroCa iro86-t|/T]crTpov, TO, (TTOVS, grass : Lat. herba Medica, sainfoin or lu- feet on, afoot-cloth, mat.
:
if/dco)
a cloth
to
rub the
cerne.
II.
a grassy place, meadow.
III.
jroSwKeia,
77,
swiftness of foot, fleetness.
From
offoot
:
grass-time, summer.
ire>B-a|3p6s, ov, (TTOVS, djSpas) soft offoot. TToB-aYos, 6v, Dor. and Att. for -noOTjyus, guiding the
Tro8-a>Kt]S, f s, (TTOVS,
WKVS) swift-footed,
fleet
foot
as Subst., irodayos, o.
a guide, an attendant.
generally swift, quick. Ion. for Troa, grass. TTOT], 77, iro0o'K, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of
<
ir
568
sired, missed, regretted
place
art
longed for, dehence mourned for. 7r606v Ion. KO06V, interrog. Adv. whence ? from what ? Lat. unde ? ris, wodev els dvdpav who, whence
Tro0av6s,
77,
ov, also QS, ov, (irdOeai)

:
a person one's son,
'.
thou of
men ?
of Phrygia? whence can it where ?

iro0v,
TTO0-epTra>,
iruOfv rrjs ^pvyiijs ; from what part to express surprise, II. in Att. III. for irou ; be ? how possibly ?
i. e. to adopt him as son ; iroiia$ai TI to make a thing one s own generally bold, reckon, esteem a thing as av/j.(popav troitTaOai TI to take, reckon a thing for a visitation ; dftvuv trottiaOai ri to esteem it a grievous thing irepl iro\,
. .
\ov
to esteem a thing of 4. to compose, write, esp. in verse, great moment. to make : also to invent : also to make, represent in
rroifiaOai, Lat.
magnifacere,
Adv. from some place or other. Dor. for Trpoffepira). iro0-(7Trpos, ov, Dor. for rrpofftffnfpos. Tro0\)vT6S, Dor. and Aeol. part. pi. of iroQioi. iTO06\)vTU, Dor. 3 pi. of iro9eca.
enclit.
poetry (whence uoirjTrjs a poet)

opyrjv iroielaOai for opyi^fadai,
Oavfjtafeiv
:
periphr. in Med.,
iroieTodai for
Oavâ
\eiv.
II. to
:
a Spartan
evil.
for oVy-yeA; ^TtapTi-qriKa iroieeiv to act like c. ace. dupl. to do something to another,
also iroieiaOai
oV dyyeAou,
do
aor. I act. eiroTro0co, fut. itcQri<J(t) or iroOeffofjiai iroQeaa pf. TrtTroQrjKa, pass, nfOrjffa or Iffo0eo-a Ep. to desire what is absent or iroflos) noOrjiMLi ( 7700)7
: : : :
KdKa or dyaOd
iroiefiv
77
iroitiv
2. to put.
iradffiv to
do one good or doing, to do; do or have done to one. 2.

to
III. intr. to be
.
nva
or regret fondly, yearn after, long for ; and so to miss, regret, Lat. desiderare : TO iro2. c. inf. Oovv = iro&os, one's desiring, one's desire. II. as Dep., irodovto long or be anxious to do. the longing soul. 77 (pprjv 77000S, fond desire of, regret for ; 0*77 iro0T|, 77, Ep.
or
lost, to desire
there
',
is
also a pecul. usage,
77
fvvoia
itapa.
iroXv firoid
tv TOVS AaiteoaifJioviovs, good-will made greatly for or towards the Lacedaemonians. [Att. Poets, esp. Comic, often use the penult, short, irop- .] iroiT], 77, Ion. for irua, grass.
iroLT|6ts, cffffa, ev, (770/77)
iroiTj[jia, CCTOS,
grassy>
ric ^
n grass.
I.
voO-f]
a longing after thee. inf. of 7700ecu (as iro0Ti|xevat, Ep. pres.

6s, 77" , ov, (TToflecu) desired,
TO, (TTOJ ecu) anything
made or done :
if
from
iro\
n-601, interrog. Adv., poet, for for troT, whither ? iT00i, enclit. Adv., poet, for irov,
longedfor, regretted. II. TTOU, where ?

anywhere, someII. of Time, some
2. a poetical work, a work, piece of workmanship. 3. an act, deed. poem. Dim. of iroijjfui, a little poem. iroiir]|jia,Tuov, TO,
ironrjpos, a, ov, (TTOIT/) grassy. 7roiT|criav, 3 pi. Aeol. aor. I opt.

irotTfjo'is, ecus,
77,
of
:
iroifoi.
(TTotecu)
a making
where
time
:
also
anyhow, perhaps.
at length.
iro06-|3Xir]TOs, ov, (uoOos, /3oAAcu) love-stricken.
II. the art of poetry. TTOLTJTOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of iroiecu, to be made or II. neut. iroir)Teov one must make or do. done.
ating.
a forming, cre2. a poem.
Dor. for TrpoV-oSos. 77, Tro0-opdco, iro0-6pT]}JU,, Dor. for trpotj-opaca.

ir60-o8os,
iroujTôi), o, (iroi6ca) onewhomakes,amaker. a maker, i. e. a poet.

TTOfrjTiKos,
77,
II.
TroOopevcra, for irpoaopwaa, part. fern, of Trpoffovpaca. IIO'O5, o, desire for what is absent or lost, fond desire or regret, a yearning after, longing for, Lat.
6v, (TTOie'cu) capable

:
ductive
poetical
T)
iroirjTiKrj (sub.
of making, proTf^rf) the art

II.
of poetry, poetry.
Adv.
-KOJS.
desiderium
abs iroOos a yearning after thee love. irot, interrog. Adv. whither? Lat. quo? c. gen., Trot -a,/e to what c-hnf ^f ôrtVi 9 tn ,,i,r,t i fnr TTOU /ii T.ot 2. for Lat. spot of earth ?
;
:
made
iroujTos, 77, 6v, (irotecu) made, fabricated, worked. by oneself, invented.

iroiTj-<jja'Yo>, (voir), (payfiv^) to eat
grass.
ubi
where?
77,
II. to
what end? Lat. quorsum?

grass.
TTOUKiX-avios, ov, Dor. for iroiKi\-7)vios, (iroiftlXos,

f via) t
iroi, enclitic
Adv. somewhither.
Troa,
with broidered reins.

ef/xa)
iroCa,
Dor. for
Ep. pres. med. part, of rrotecy. med. of Troieoj. 1TOI61JP.TJV, Ep. impf. iroicwra, Dor. for irotovvTa, pres. part. ace. of I. to make, IIOIE'fl, f. T^crcy produce, execute, Med. to make for oneself, of esp. of works of art bees, oiKia troirjcraaOai to make themselves houses also to have a thing made. i. 2. to bring to pass, bring about, cause, effect; iroietv ipa, Lat. sacra facere, to do sacrifice, perform the rites of sacrifice TTOtetVlo-fyita to celebrate the Isthmian games. 3. to make, shape, create : to beget : of corn, etc., to produce, grow, raise : also to make or render so and so Pass, to be made so and so, to become : Med. to make so and so for oneself, troitTaQai Tiva eTaipov to make him one's friend iroieicrQai Tiva vlov to make
7roi6iJ|JLvos,
:
irouKlX-Lnajv, ov, gen. ovos, (iroiKi\os, party-coloured robe, with spangled garb.
iroiKiXta,?), (ITOIKL\OS}
with
an embroidering, embroidery:
metaph. cunning.
:
a piece of embroidery
iroiKCXXco,
ery.
!
f.
iXu)
:
Inot/ctAa
to
(7TOt/Aos)
taph. to
embroidembroider to diversify, vary : metrick out with fair words, embellish. Hence
broider,
:
Pass., pf. work in
II. to
TrciKiXp.a, CTOS, TO, anything wrought in various colours. 2. broidered work, broidery.
'
iroiKtX6-|3ouXos, ov, (iroi/tiXos, $OV\TJ) of changeful or subtle counsel.

iroiKiXo-Y'rjp'us Dor. "ycipus, wos, o, yrjpvs} of varied voice, many-toned,
77,
(iroi/a'Aos,
irouciXo-Seipos, ov, (TTOIKI\OS, Ofipa) with variegated

neck.
569
ov,
gen.
OKOS, (nomiXos,
17,
with spotted or dappled skin.

TroiKiXo-f p-yos, ov, (iroiKiXos, epyov) of varied work.
irotjjLvtov,
a herd of cattle, a flock of sheep. r;, ov, (iroi^vij] of or for a flock or herd. TO, Dim. of iroifJiVT), a little flock.
,
TTOlKlX6-0pl, -TptXOS,
TroiKiXo-|jiT)TT)s, ov, 6,
O,
T),
(TTOlKlXoS,
6pi)
ivith
r iroivatos, a, oi (iroivr)) punishing, avenging.
spotted hair, spotted, brindled.
and
(rrotKiXos, prJTis) full
of
TrouclXo-p/rjTis, tSos, o, T)* various wiles.
an avenger, iroi.va.Tcop, opos, 6, 77, TTOivato, f. dffo} [d] Ion. i70"o>, to
punisher. [a]
avenge, punish
TfOiKlXo-p,-f)x3v S, ov, (noiKiXos,
fujXpvfyfoU of vaofvariegated
rious devices.
TroiKiX6-[Jiop({>os, ov, (iroittiXoSy fjiop^T])
From avenge oneself on one. TrotVT|, 77, a ransom paid for the shedding of blood ; generally, a price paid, redemption, requital: also the
Med.
to
form, variegated.
iroi,iciX6-|ji/00os, ov, (iroiKiXos, fj.vOos)
price exacted, vengeance, penalty, Lat. poena ; av\effOai Troivfjv rfjs tyv)(r)s to take vengeance for his life:
iToivijv
of various dis-
riaai sepgr) TUIV Krjpvtcow airoXofjievojv to give

oiKrjv
course.
Xerxes satisfaction for the death of his heralds: often

in phrase, iroivds 8ovvai, like
TcoiKiXo-vcoTOS, ov, (iroiKiXos, vcDros) with back of
dovvai, to suffer
varied hues.
punishment, Lat. dare poenas ; iroivas Xappdveiv to 2. in TTOlKlXo-TTTCpOS, OV, (irOlKl\OS, TTTepoV) With Wtng of inflict it, Lat. svnere poenas. good sense, II. personified, IToCvrj, T), recompense, rew&rd. changeftd hue. HOIKI'AOS, T;, ov, many-coloured, spotted, pied, the goddess of vengeance, vengeance. II. worked in various colours, of varydappled. TroivTjTTjs, ov, 6, fern. -iJTis, loos, one that punishes ing colour ; rcvxâ. iroiKiXa x a ^ K V arms inwrought or avenges, an avenger. with brass. III. generally changeful, various : Troivi|Aos, ov, (iroivrj) avenging, punishing. 2 hence ofvarious art, elaborate, inlaid, variegated. TroioXoyeco, f. rjffa}, to gather herbs : also to put up From corn in sheaves. intricate, riddling, ambiguous; changeful, varying, hence artful, cunning. Troio-Xoyos, ov, (irola, \ffca) gathering herbs. TrotKiXo-(rav8aXos Aeol. -<rdp,paXos, ov, (iroiKiXos, TTOIO-VOJJIOS, ov, (iroia, vffjua) feeding on grass or herbs. II. Troi6-vo(jios, ov, (iroia, vop,rj) with grassy cdvSaXov) with broidered sandals. TroiKiXd-cTToXos, ov, (iTOiKiXos, ffToXT)~) with varie- pastures. nCMTOS a, ov Ion. Kotos, 77, ov, interrog. Adj. of gated robe : of a ship, with painted prow. TroiKiXo-TpTTT]S, cs, (noiKtXos, TcpTTto) with varied what nature ? of what sort ? Lat. qualis f in Homer
.
delights
delighted by variety.
TfOlKlX6-TVKTOS, OV, (iTOlKlXoS, TC^X^) Curiously wrought. iroiKiXo-TpavXos, ov, (iroiKiXos, TpavXos) tiuittering or singing in various notes.
TroiKiXo-ôpixi/yi;, 47705, 6,
77,
Tres
expressing surprise and anger ITO?OV TOV [jivOov eetwhat manner of speech hast thou spoken ! II. in Att. also with the Art. when it stands alone, o
;
!
Trofos
III.
as
Adv.,
7ro>s
fem. dat. iroia Ion. Lat. quomodo ?
KV'IJJ
(sub.
?
oSy)
bow
in
what
(iroittiXos, (p jpfuy)
manner f
TTOIOS, d, ov, indef. Adj.
accompanied by the various notes of the harp.

TT<HKiX6-<}>pcov,
of a certain nature, kind
ovos,
6,
f],
(iToiKtXos,
(pprjv)
with
or quality.
TTOIOTTJS, ?7Tos,
77,
manifold counsel, ivily-minded.

TroiKiXTiqs, ov, o, fern. rroiKiXTpta, who embroiders : a broiderer.
77,
(irofos) quality.
from trvtoa), to be out hence generally, to hasten, hurry, bustle : also to work hard, be busy. TroiKiX-cp86s, ov, (iroiKiXos, worj) of riddling- song. From TroiKiXcos, Adv. of iroiKiXos, variously ; irotKiXcos iroi<|>vYHa, ctTos, TO, a blowing, snorting. to blow, fX. Clv to be different. Trotc^xitrcrco, f. â>, (redupl. from <pvo~da>) f. avw, II. to blow out, pitff up. (iroifjirjv) to feed, tend, Lat. pas- puff, snort. iroijjLatvco, cere : absol. to keep flocks, be a shepherd. like grass, grassy. 2. meTroi-co8T]S, fs, (iroia, floos) to guide, lead, TroKot or TTOKO, Dor. for irure or TTOTC. taph. to tend, cherish, foster: govern:
(iroiKi\X(a')
one
Troiirvija),
;
f.
vffoj [u], (redupl.
of breath
also
to
soothe,
lull,
hence
to
to deceive.
II.
beguile, like Lat. pascere Pass, to grase, Lat. pasci

to stray
;
: :
range over in grasing,

Dor. for
irds ircrroifj.avTai
hair. 77, (ITOKOS) wool, TTOKI^CO, f. iau Dor. t'cu, (TTOOS) to shear Med. to shear or clip for oneself.
TroKas, aSos,
wool:
roiros every place

Trot|Aa.v, o,
as been
ranged
votftjjv.
army under
Trotp,uv6piov, TO, (irotfjidvcap) its leader.

Troi(xavoj, fut. of rroifjiaiva.
TTOKOS, o, (ircKca) fleece : also a III. II. a sheep-shearing. flock or tuft of wool. a herd: metaph. an an irreg. pi. act. occurs in the proverb 6ts 6Vou TTO/OZS, to an ass-shearing, i. e. to a place where nothing is to
over, traversed.
wool uncombed, a
be got.
Hence
iroijjLavcjp [a], opos, o, (iroina.iv<a)iroiiJi.-qv,
a herdschief
.
man, shepherd: a shepherd of the people, prince,

Troijx,T|v,
fVos, o, (TTom)
pty Xawv a shepherd of the people,
a herdsman, a shepherd; iroii.e. a prince, chief.
to cover with wool: Pass, to be f. waca, covered or clothed in wool. TTOKIOS, Dor. for ITUKOVS, ace. pi. of TTUKOS. TroXees, (.ow, ffffffi, t'as, Ep. plur. of iroXvs.
iroKoto,
570
Dor. for iroXffJirjboKos. eiov, TO, the Polemarch's residence: and
,
no'Ais.
.6p,o-iTOiea>,
f.
770*0;,
(rroAf/iios, Trotto;) to stir
up
ge-
war.
jroX6p,apx>,
f.
170-0;,
to be
Polemarch.
jroXfjJi-apxos, o, (iroXffj-os, ap\ca) leads the war, a leader, chieftain. the Polemarch was the third arcbon,
From one who begins

II. at
IIO'AEMOS
or
nerally,
war;
Ep. irroXejAOS, o, a battle, fight iroXefj.ov aiptoOai TLVI to levy

II.
war
Athens
against one.
personified,
War,
Battle.
who
commanded
in battle
he was present
originally at the battle
TroX(xo-4>06pos, ov, (rroAc/ios,
<f>OtipoS)
wasting by
war.
iroXp.6co,
f. ajffeu,
of Marathon : later he presided in the court in which 2. in Sparta the causes of the pfToiKoi were tried. the commander of a division or popa. 3. at Thebes it was the name of two officers of chief rank after the
Boeotarchs.
aor. I erroXffJiÔrjv -jroXcp-eo), f.rjffca: Pass.,
: (iroXcalso to fight,
an enemy cf:
versari.
(TroAe^tos) to make hostile, Pass, to be made an enemy of.

intr. to
make
TroXc-uco, (TroAos)
go
or range about, Lat.

till,
II. trans, to
turn up,
plough.
II. iroXeco, (TroAos) to go about, range, haunt. trans, to turn up, to turn the soil with the plough, to
pos)
to be at
:
war, wage
war
with
plough.
TioXccov, gen. pi. of TroAts iroXXwv, gen. pi. of iroXvs.
:
give battle one.

so fut.
dispute with generally, to quarrel, II. c. ace. to make war upon, treat as an
:
but iroXcoov, Ion. for
enemy, attack
Pass, to have
war made upon one
med. iroXfâofjiai
in pass, sense.
III. in
Ats
iroX-qcs, car, as, Ion. for 7roAs, rroAfts, plur. : Ion. gen. and dat. sing. ituXrjos, jroXm.
of
TTO-
Pass, also of war, to be

(iroXf/j.-qOrj
waged or carried on; oaa whatever hostilities were committed. iroXep/q-SoKOS Dor. iro\(jia-86KOS, ov,
TToXiaivofJiai, Pass. (-roAtos) to grow gray or white. iroXid-oxos, ov, Dor. for 7roAi770xos, TroAtouxos, q. v.
Sexoywat) undertaking war : warlike. iroXcjiTjios, ov, Ion. form of TroAefietos,
warlike.
iroX*p/T]cr6i<>,
II.
hostile.
iroX(-apxos,o, (iroAts, ap\o}] prince of a city or state. IloXtds, aSos, 77, ( TroAts) guardian of the city, epith. of Athena (Minerva) in her oldest temple on the Acropolis of Athens, as distinguished from 'Adrjvd
Desiderat. of iroXepfoJ, to wishfor war. must go iroXcjxTf]TOv, verb. Adj. of iroXfp.0), one
to
HapOevos and
war.
: : :
'Adrjva. Hp6fj.axos. iroXies, TroXieo-cnv, Ep. nom. and dat. pi. of Tr6"Ats. f. io<u, aor. I (ir6Xiffa iroXC^to, Ep. 7roAcro*a : Pass.,
:
fut. iffca Dor. to> poet. TTToX(iru\epoet, for iroXffifca, to wage war, fight with or one ; /*era nvi in conjunction with another against II. trans, to later to quarrel, wrangle, dispute. make war upon, fight with.
iroXepa>
pf. treiroXifffjiai
(TroAts)
to build or
found a
city
fj.os)
generally, to build, found, lay the foundation of. to colonise by building a city.
II.
(a, 6, Ion. for TroXiTijs, a citizen : also a of or for war, warlike; fellow-citizen, countryman. TO. TToAe/iitfa, warlike exercises, warlike usages, the iroXifyrts, tSos, fern, of iroXi'fjTrjs. art of war : so, 37 iroXcfjiiKr) (sub. Texyrj}, the art of iroXtvSe, Adv. of TroAts, into or to the city. 2. TO iroXepiKov the signal for batwar, war. iroXio-Kp6Ta<t>os, ov, (iroXios, poTa^>os) with gray II. hostile : also causing hostility. Hence tle. hair on the temples, growing gray. iroXe[Aiicws, Adv. in hostile fashion ; woXcfuucas X (IV iroXt-opKo, f. 770*0; aor. I ffroXiopKrjffa Pass., fut. in med. form iroXiopKrjffofj.aL to be hostile. noXiopicr)Or]ffOfj,ai, and
,
rroXepAKos,
77,
6v, (7-oAe/ios)
iroXepAos, a, ov, also os, ov, (ir<5A.f/ios) of or belong' 2. ing to war; TO, iroXffiia the business of war.
rarely like iroXfp-iKos, warlike. Subst., iroXfutoi, ol, the enemy. 777, ywpa), the enemy's country.
hostility.
II. hostile
:
aor. I
iroXiopKT)0r]V
city,
(TroAts, ('ipyaj,
or ep/fos)
to
hem
in
blockade, beleaguer, besiege; metaph. to
as
besiege, importune.
Hence
2.
T)
TroAf/wa (sub.
3.
rd
noXffJiiov,
TroXi-opKijTcos, a, ov, verb. Adj. that must or can be taken by siege. iroXiopKia, 77, (iroXiopKtoi) a beleaguering or besieg-
iroX6|jucTT<i, o, Ep. for iroXefJUffr^s : a warrior. iroXejjLto-Trjpios, a, ov, also os, ov, of or belonging to
ing a
city,
siege.
IIOAIO'5,
a, 6v,
also
os,
6v
gray, white ; of
a warrior;
TO,
iroXffjiiaTrjpia apfjiara war-chariots.
II.
TroXcfJLiffTrjpia the
business of war.
From
a.
hair, gray or hoary ; at iroAtat (sub. Tptx^s), gray or white hair ; a/xa rafs iroAtars Ka.Tiovaa.is as the gray
iroX|Ai(TTTjs Ep. TrroX-, ov, 6, (7roA//t^cu)

rior,
war-
hairs
combatant ;
IITITOI iroXf[jiio~Tai
war-horses.
come lower down (i. e. from the head and temples to the beard) : troAtos absol. a gray-beaded
III.
iroXcjio-KXovos, ov, (iroXf/jios, teXovos) raising the din of war. iroXejAo-Kpavros, ov, (nuXfjJios, Kpaivca)finishing war. iroXejio-Xafji-axatKos, 77, ov, compd. of iruXfp.os, ha.fM.\os and 'Axctt/cos, like a Greek Lamachus in war.
iroXep-ovBe Ep. irroX-, Adv. of noXepos, to the war,
into the fight.
man.
II. metaph. bright, serene. metaph. hoary, venerable.

,
ov, (iruXis, e'xo;) protecting

,
city.
OITOS, o,
77,
(TroAios,
XP^ S ) with
white
skin
white.
TroXi-ir6p0i-]S, ov, (TroAts, TtipQoi) sacker
of cities.
IIO'AIS
Ep. TTToXis,
ecos,
-7
Ion. gen. itoXtos Att.
571
poet, also TroAeos Ep. TroAr?os, iroAevs dat. TroAet Ep. TroA77i ace. iroXiv, but Ep. ace. TroAr?a also occurs
: :
:
j i
Plur.,
nom.
:
TroAees Att. TroAets Ion. TroAtes
gen.
:
TTO-
\LOJV
dat. TroAto*i Ep. TroAteo~o*t

:
Dor.
TroAttcrt
ace.
'
a small town. TO, Dim. of iro\i\vrj, a very small town. iroXXdicis poet. iroXXaKt [a], Adv. (TroAvs) many II. in Att. et TroAAats times, often, oft. perhaps,
,
fj,
(TroAt*)
',
TToAtas, TroAfts Ion. TroAts
perchance, Lat. si forte ; /rr) iroAAd/as Lat. ne forte. aKpoiroXis, the fortress of the city, citadel, which aTJ iroXXairXdo'ios, a, ov, also os, ov, (TroAvs) many Athens was sometimes called TroAts, while the rest of times as many, many times more, many times larger;
a city:
TroAts aKprj,
the city was called doTV.

state.
III.
II.
a whole country,
j
followed by
77
7;7rep
or
by a gen.
neut. pi.
:
and GUTTV are joined, TroAts is the body of citizens, dffTV their dwellings: hence TroAts the state, the citizens who form the state, a free
TroAts
,
when
TroAAaTrAao"ia as Adv.
iroXXaTrXaaiwv, Adv. -IOVQJS.

TroXXcnrXTicrios,
ov,
gen.
ovos,
TroAAairAacrtos
state, republic.
TroXtcrjJLa,
2. the right of citizenship. aTos, TO, (TroAtâ;) a collection of buildings, a city, town. TroXtcrao-v6p,os, ov, (TroAts, i/e'/tcu) managing or
rj,
ov, Ion. for TroAAa7rAao*tos.
iroXXax'H, Adv. (TroAvs, TroAAr;) many ways, II. in various manners. times, often.
many
ruling a
city.
TToXur-crcos, ov, (TToAts, craicu) guarding a city. iroXurcr-ovxos, ov, poet, for rroAfot/xos. jroXiT-dpX'ns, ov, 6, (iroXiTrjs, cpx^) a ruler of citizens or a state, a chief magistrate.
iroXXax60V, Adv. (TroAts, no\\ri)from many places or sides : for many reasons. iroXXaxoOt, Adv. (TroAt's, woAATj) in many places. iroXXax6<J, Adv. (TroAt's, TroAA^) towards many
sides, into
TroXiTcia Ion.
-TjC-rj, 77,
(rroAtTevcu) the relation
of a
|
many parts or quarters. iroXXaxot), Adv. = TToAAax'y, many times, often. in many places.
II.
titizen to the state, the condition and iroXXo-ScKaKts, Adv. (ffoAAos TroAt's, 5eats) rights of a cifi2. the life of a citi- many tens of times, [a] zen, citizenship, Lat. civitas. II. the life of a statesman, zen. iroXXos, TroXXtiv, Ion. masc. and neut. for TroAt's, government, administration. III. civil polity, the condition of\ TroAv, but used almost entirely in the oblique cases: a state, a state, constitution. 2. a commonwealth: v. TroAvs.
j \
'
a republic.
iroXiT6vp,a, aTos, TO, (TroAtretV) a measure of goj
iroXXoo-Tos,
77,
tv, (TroAAos, rroAvs)

:
one out of many,
II. a state, community. vernment, political act. TToXiTCvw, f. ooj, (TroAtTTjs) to be a citizen or freej 2. to have a certain form man, live in a free stale. of government, have public affairs administered in a
\
certain
way:
Pass, to be governed.
fut.
II.
:
noXiTfvo/MLi,
:
med.
woAtTtvo'o/ttit
aor.
Dep. med.
II. very little, slight, trivial. of Time, iroXXooTca (Tft in the last of many years, i. e. after many years ; TroAAoo*T< \povca after a very long time. Adv. -TCWS, in a very small degree. iroXos, o, (TreAcu, TroAecu) a pivot or axis on which 2. something turns, the axis of the globe, the pole. that which revolves on an axis, the vault of heaven,
Lat. multesimus
firoXiTfvadfjiijv and pass. CTToAtTetflrp : pf. pass. Treto be a free citizen, have the TToAiTev/jat qualifications of a free citizen : generally, to live in a
the sky or firmament, Lat. polus. III. up with the plough.

dial.
II. land turned a basin-shaped sun-
take part in the government. III. trans, to administer or govern : absol. to conduct the
state.
2. to
iroXv-a-ypos, ov, (TroAvs, crypa) catching much game. TroXt;-u0X6s, 6v, (TroAvs, adXov) conquering in many
contests.
government.
TroXiTTji.T],
77,
Ion. .for TroAtTetct.

ov, Ion. TroXiTjrrjs,
fca, 6,
TroXtrrjs
member
civis.
(nÂts) the of a city or state, a citizen, freeman, Lat.

[t],
fellow-citizens, gods of the city. TroXiTiKos, 77, ov, (TroXiTTjs) of or
iroXi>-di, itcos [t], (TroAts, d'iaaoj) with many shocks, impetuous ; KapaTos TroAtat weariness caused by imfor a citizen, be- petuous onsets. TroXt5av8pG>, to be full of men, to be populous. fitting a citizen, like a citizen, constitutional, Lat. TO iroXniKov the body of citizens, the coin- From civilis : II. mitnify. iroXv-avSpos, ov, (TroAvs, dvrjp') of places, with many belonging to or befitting a statesman : II. of persons, as Subst., TroXiTiKos, 6, a statesman. III. be- men, full of men, thick-peopled. longing to the state or its administration, concerning numerous.
also used
2. also a fellow-citizen, fellow-countryman: with another Subst., 0eoJ TroAmu gods our
iroXv-ai/yos, ov, (TroAvs, a?) abounding in goats. iroX'C-atftwv, ov, gen. ovos, (TroAvs, af//a) very bloody. iroXij-a(vTOS, ov, and TroXv-euvos, ov, (TroAts, a.>os) 2. full of wise discourse. much-praised.
the
body politic
r)
TO iroXiriKuv
the
commonwealth ;
TToXti-dvOejJios, ov, (iro\vs,dvdcfj.ov) rich in flowers.
TroAtrt/7 (sc. Tcxytj) the science of politics ; TO, rro\iTind, IV. generally, public, state-affairs.
as opp. to private.
but
iroXi5-av6Tjs,
f's,
(TroAvs, dvOfoj)
T),
iroXtiavOpcoTrCa,
people.
much-blossoming. a large population, multitude ff
From
:
TroXiTiKws, Adv. of TroArrttfos, in a manner befitting citizen, constitutionally, Lat. civiliter.
noXC-<lv0pa>Tros,oi/, (iro\vs,av6pctrrros}full ofptop!:,
populous
crowded.
572
iroXiJ-civtop [a], opos, o,
i},
(iroXvs, dvrjp)
II.
= iroXvav-
opos
much frequented.
of
many husbands.
expense
iroXtJ-Sdiravos, ov, (iroXvs, oairavrj} causing great : of a person, expensive, extravagant.
rich in silver. iroXC-dpY^pos, ov, (rroXvs, apyvpos) iroXv-dpijTOs Att. -dpa-ros, ov, (rroXvs, dpdo/tcu) much prayed for, much desired.
iroXv-apKTjs,
es, (rroAvs, dp/cecy)
much-sufficing, sup-
iroXii-Seipds, dSos, o, 77, (7roAi;s, ofiprj) with many ridges or necks of land. iroXti-8v8pOs and iroXv-SevSpos, ov, (TroAws, 8eVbpov} with many trees, full of trees.
plying many, abundant. chariots. iroXv-dpjxaTOS, ov, (rroXvs, apfjia) with many iroXv-apn-ovios, ov, (rroXvs, dpp.ovia) many-toned. iroXv-apvos, ov, irreg. dat. -rroXvapvi (rroXvs, dpvos) with many lambs or sheep : with many flocks.
:
:
from iroXvSiv^prjs. pi. as -iroXC-SepKTjs, es. (TTOA^S, Ofpico/JLai) much-seeing. iroXv-Seo-fJios, ov, (iroXvs, bto p.us}with many bands,
iroXvStvBpf o-crt, poet. dat.
if
strong-bound.
iroXii-8VKT|s,
sweet.
fs,
(ITO\VS,
OCVKOS
<as, 6,
= yXfvKos} v ery
iroXvapxta,77, (TroXvs,apxu) the government of many. with n-oXti-ao-TpA-yfiXos, ov, (noAvs, ao-rpcryaAos)
many joints.
iroXv-aa-Tpos, ov, (noXvs, aorpov) with
starry.
Polydeuces, Lat. Pollux, son of Leda, brother of Castor, one of the Dioscuri, celebrated as a boxer.
II. IIoAt;8ei;/7S,
many
stars,
jroXv-dtrxoXos, ov, (TroXvs, aerxoAos) much-busied. n-oXu-avXa^, aos, 6, i), (iroXvs, auAa) with many
iroXti-8iiJ;ios, ov, (iroXvs, oiâ) very thirsty, i. watered, afflicted with drought. -rroXv-Sovos, ov, (iroXvs, Soi/ecu) much-driven.
e. ill-
iroXi/-8o|os, ov, (iroXvs, ouga) very

iroXti-8po|ji,os,
furrows
ivith
broad
ts,
acres, spacious.
ov, (iroAus, SpaêTv)
jroXv-a/ux ev S ov, (noXvs, avx^v) with

iroXC-pac^Tjs,
(TroArs, /Saî/at)
many necks.
mu cb- wandering.
famous. much-running,
deep-plunged,
drowned.
7roXi5-pv0T|S, es, (-rroXvs, (3evOos) very deep.
iroXv-j3o<rKOs, ov, (TroXvs, fioffKu) much-nourishing.
iroXv-8po<ros, ov, (iro\vs, opoffoi) very dewy. From TToXfcScopia, 77, liberality, munificence. iroXtr-Scopos, ov, (iroXvs, d&pov) with rich gifts, well-
dowered.
ireXC-ei8T|S, various.
es, (TroAts, eTSos)
iroXO-|36Tipa Ep. irovXvj36TLpa, 77, (TroAus, j3oo"cy) fem. Adj. nourishing many, much-nourishing. ;, ov, (-noXvs, fioOKca) much-nourishing. >, vos, 6, T), (iroXvs, Corpus) with many
clusters,
of many kinds, diverse,
abounding
iroXti-eXaios, ov, (TroAvs, cAatoi') yielding in oil.
much
oil,
abounding
in grapes.
/SOI/AT))
iroXtf-IXiKTOS,
ov,
(TToAus,
fXiffffai)
many-folded,
iroXiJ-povXos, ov, (noXvs,
much-counselling,
exceeding wise.
>,
,
mazy, complicated. iroXt;-TravTOS, ov,

,
ov, (iroXvs, fipo\os) with iroXv-Yd0T|S, es, Dor. for TroXvyrjOrjs.

TroXt5-YT]0T|S,
ov, o, (TroAvs, /Sous) rich in oxen. many nooses.
Dor. -Ya0T|s,
es, (rroXvs, yrjOeaf)
much-
cheering, delightful, gladsome. iroXv--yT|peos, <w, (noXts, yfjpas) exceeding old.
(iroXvs, ciraivco}) much-praised. fs, (jroXvs, CTTOS) of many words, wordy. TOS, ov, (iroXvs, (paw) much-loved. iqs, (s, and iroXv-epYOS, ov, (iroXvs, fpyov) much-working, hard-working. n-oXv-TT|s, s, (iroXvs, eTos) of many years, full of
years.
iroXv yXcvKOs, ov, (rroXvs, yXfvitos) abounding in
must or new wine.

,
fj.ai)
iroXv-evKTOS, and iroXv-eiJX TO s, ov, (TroXvs, ev%omuch wished for, much desired.
ov, (iroXvs, 7X171/77) many-eyed.
Att. -TTOS, ov, (iro\vs, yXuxraa)
desired.
many-tongued : harmonious.
iroXiJ-YvajxirTOs, ov, (iro\vs, yvafMTTca) with
iroXv-T]Xos, ov, (troXvs, &Xo$) much envied, much II. full of envy. iroXv-^fiXcoTOs, ov, (iroXvs, fyXocu) much envied or
,
many
desired.
ov, (TroAus,
windings, curling. iroXv-YvoaTOS, ov, (itoXvs, yiyvwtrKca) well-known. iroXv-YOfA<|)os, ov, (rro\vs, yufi<pos^) fastened with
s, ov, (TroXvs, dyopc-Lca)
vyov) many-benched. speaking much,

(pdoj) much-loved, very
wordy.
iroXv-T|paTOS, ov, (woAvs,
lovely.
iroXv-irjXTjS,
cs,
many
nails, well-bolted.
iroXC-yoveoixai,
Dep.
(TTO \vyovos) to
multiply.
noXv-yovos,
prolific.
ov, (iroXvs,
yuvos) producing many,
(iroXvs, i|x os )
many-toned : muchov,
iroXtj-SaCSdXos, ov, (iroXvs, SatSaAos)
much
or highly
wrought, richly dight.

art, very skilful.
II. act.
working with great
resounding. iroXv-TixTTOS Dor. TroXvAx-, loud- or far-sounding.

iroXv-0apo-T|s, es,
(iroXvs,
7}x e/a) )
(iroXvs, Odpffos)
very confident,
TToXC-SdKptios, ov, and iroXv-SaKpvs, gen. uos, o, 77, 8drpu) of or with many tears : hence muchII. act. wept, tearful. much-weeping.
(TTO\I;S,
over-courageous, bold. iroXv-0eos, ov, (TTOXVS,

to
Ocas')
of many gods, dedicated
iroXi5-8o.KpVTOS, ov, (TJO\I;S, oa/cpvw) much wept, II. act. much-weeping. very lamentable, tearful.
consisting of many gods. TroXti-0Tjpos, ov, (TroXvs, Qrjp) with much game, full
:
many gods
of wild
beasts.
573
TroXv-0pen,(xcov, ov, gen. ovos, (iroXvs, 0pe/xâ) of the Nile, much-fertilising or abounding in monsters,
,
ov, (rroXvs, rcaXeoj) called from
many
or
a land.
-rroX-u-KXvcTTOS, ov, (iToXvs, KXvfa')
iroXv-0piTTOs, ov, (TroXvs,
Tpf(pa)}
much -nourishing.
much dashing
jroXv-0pif|VT]TOS, ov, (iroXvs, OpTjvtca) much-bewailed.
swelling.
II.
pass,
washed by many a wave.

Ka^VQ}")
iroXxl-OpTjvos, ov, (iroXvs, Oprjvos) much-wailing. TroXv-KpvirjTos, ov, 7roXv-0pi, rptyos, 6, T},(TTOXVS, Qpi) with much hair*? 2. later, laborious.
(iroXtis,
much-wrought.
with
iroXu-0poos, ov, contr. -0povs, ovv, (rroXvs, Qpoos) with much noise, clamorous.
iroXv-0pvXir]TOS, ov, (TroXvs, OpvXioS) notorious.
iroXtJ-KVT]fJLOS,
ov,
(troXvs,
:
Kvrjpos)
many
many.
shoulders, of mountains
mountainous.
much
talked of,
iroXiJ-Koivos, ov, (rroXvs, Koivos) common to iToXi/KOtpovta Ion. -it], 77, the rule of many.
From
TToXv-Ovpos, ov, (iroXvs, Ovpa) with many doors or 2. metaph. with many leaves. apertures. iroXv-OCros, ov, (TroXvs, 6v<a) celebrated with much
sacrifice
:
abounding in
77,
sacrifices.
-rroXv-iSfjuov, ov, gen. ovos, =iro\vi'Spis.
TToXviBpeua,
city,
(noXvibpis')
much knowledge, sagaecus,
cunning.
gen. IDS Att.
o,
77,
iroXv-Koipavos, ov, (iroXts, Kotpavos) wide-ruling. iroXv-KoXvfxpos, ov, (iroXvs, KoXvâoi) oft-diving. iroXv-Kpavos, ov, (iroXvs, Kpdvov) many-headed. n-oXv-KpaTiqs, e's, (iroXvs, Kpdros) very mighty. iroXv-KpOTOS, ov, also 77, ov, (iroXvs, porea)) ringing loud or clearly. iroXvi-Kpo-uvos, ov, (noXvs, /cpovvos) with many
springs.
iroXv-t8pis, Ion.
iBpis)
(IroXvs,
of much knowledge, very wise or learned. TroXv-iLTriros, ov, (noXvs, iTrjros) having many horses,
iroXv-uTTCop, opos,
6,
77,
rich in horses.
(TroXvs,
iffrjfjLi)
iroXv-Kreavos, ov, (iroXvs, KTtavov} = noXvKT-qp.&v. iroXv-KTTjjjwov, ov, gen. ovos, (TroXvs, KrfjiM) wiih many or great possessions, very wealthy.
iroXv-KT7]Tos, ov, (TroXvs, KTaofJLat)
iroXviSpis.
= TroXvKTr]iJcav.
iroXti-ix0t;os, ov, (-noXvs, IxOvs)
abounding
in fish.
iroXv-KaYKiqs, is, (iroXvs, *KayK(a or parched : also

iroXt;-Ka,T|S,
e's,
= Kaio}')
-very
dry
iroXv-KTOvos, murderous.
ov,
(iroXvs,
KTeivQ})
much-slaying,
(iroXvs, Kaica)
much-parching. much-burning.
iroXtj-KvBio-TOS, ov, also

iroXti-KiJfJLwv, ov,
77,
ov, (rroXvs, Kvdio~TOs)
held in highest honour, most glorious.

gen. ovos, (rroXvs, Kvfia) swelling
iroXv-K<i(xp.opos, ov, (TroXvs, Kap-ôpos) very ill-fated or miserable.
with
many waves.
much-lamenting,
and
iroXv-KajxiTT|S, is, turns.

iroXti-KavT|S,
(iroXvs, Ka^Tiroj) with
many
twists
7ToXi}-Ku>KVTOs,*oi', (troXvs, KOJKvoi)
very plaintive.
o)ôs) much-revelling. TToXiJ-KWTros, ov, (iToXvs, KojTrf]) of many oars. iroXti-KcoTiXos, ov, (TroXvs, KcariXos) much-chatteriroXti-Kcofjios, ov, (itoXvs,
Kaivca) much-slaughtering. iroXii-Kairvos, ov, (iroXvs, KCLTTVCS) much-smoked:
is, (iroXvs,
with smoky rafters.
iroXu-KapTjvos, ov, (noXvs, Kapyvov) many-headed. ing, much-warbling. From iroXtiKapTTia, 17, abundance offruit. iroXv-Xiquos, ov, (iroXvs, Xijtov) with many corniroXtJ-Kap-iros, ov, (noXi,s, Kapiros') with much fruit, fields. rich in fruit, fruitful. iroXiiX-XiGos, ov, (itoXvs, XiQos) very stony. iroXv-KtXa8os, ov, (iroXvs, tceXados} much-sounding. iroXvX-XuTTOS, ov, (iroXvs, Xiaaop.ai] much implored or entreated; vrjos TroXtiXXiaros a temple where many From iroXijKepSeta, ^, great craft or cunning. iroXii-Kp8ifjs, es, (troXvs, Kipoos) very cunning or prayers are offered.
crafty.
iroXtJ-Kepcos, euros, o, 7j,(iroXvs, /cepas}

TT.
many-horned;
(puvos the slaughter of much horned cattle. iroXt>-KcrTOS, ov, (noXvs, KCOTOS) much-wrought with the needle, well-stitched.
,
iroXvXXiffros. iroXvX-XiTOS, ov, (noXvs, Xiropai) From iro\v\oy\.a, 77, much speaking, much talk. TToXxi-Xo-yos, ov, (iroXvs, Xoyos) much-talking, talkative. 2. much talked of.
iroXv-p,a0T|s,
e's,
iroXi5-KT]8ifjS, es, (iroXvs, Kudos') full
of care, grievous.
knowing much.
Adv. -Ows,
(TToXvs, ftaOftv} having learnt in a very learned
much, way.
iroXv-KT]pios, ov, (woXvs, Krjp} very deadly. iroXv-KiqT'rjs, (s, (iroXvs, Krjros} full of monsters. iroXtJ-KXauo-Tos or -icXavros, ov, also 77, ov,
much deplored
or lamented.
es, (TTO\VS, /tXeos}
far-famed.
iroXv-p.avif|s, es, (TroXvs, p.avr}vai} very furious. iroXv-p-dxTiTos, ov, (rroXis, /idô/xai) much or often (troXvs, fought for. [a] iroXv-jxe0Tis, es, (iroXvs, niOrj] very drunk. iroXv-p.6XT|S, es, (TroXvs, u.eXos) with many limbs or
ov, also
77,
ov, (troXvs, KXfiros') far-
members.
parts.
II.
many-toned, musical.
of
famed, of great renown.

iroXu-KXrjeis, foaa, ev, (iroXvs,
= iroXvKXeiTos. Xe'os)
Aets) with oars.
iroXv-jJiepTJs, es, (iroXvs, fj.fpos} consisting
many
Adv. -pus,
:
in
many
ways.
iroXv-KXT|is, toos [t],
),
(jroXvs,
many
benches of rowers, with
many hanks of
measures
'n-oXv-KXijpos, ov, (TroXvs, nXrjpos) with a large lot
ov, (rroXvs, u.frpov) holding generally, abundant. TroXv-jjLTjKas, ados, 6, (iroXvs, u.r)Ka.onai)
iroXii-jjiCTpos,
many
mucl-
or portion, rich in land.
bleating.
574
many
with iroXvovJKa, 77, abundance of dainties : abundance of iroXv-|ATjXos Dor. -piaXos, ov, (rroXvs, J.LTJXOV} From food. sheep : rich in flocks. iroXvi-ovJ/os, ov, (iroXvs, o\}/ov} abounding in dainrroXv [JU]Vis, ws, 6, 77, (rroXvs, fj.r}Vis} very wrathful.
iroXv-p.i]Tis, tos, o,
sels or expedients,
77,
(TroXus,
fj.fjris}
of
many
coun-
ties
luxurious.
ever-ready. Ion. -Ctj, 77, fertility of resources, iniroXtJjjLTjxavia From ventiveness, readiness.
iroXv-|AT|X<* vos ov > (ôXvs, sources, inventive, ever-ready.
iroXtj-p,i-yT|S,
e's,
iroXiJ-'Tra(W|S, es, (iro\vs,
iraOew} much-suffering.
iroXviraiSia,
crafty.
(iro\vnais} abundance of children. iroXv-iraiiraXos, ov, (rtoXvs, ira.Lrta.Xrf) exceeding

77,
wxavfj)
fertile in re-
iroXti-irais, -TicttSos, o,
7),
(ifoXvs, TTCUS) with
many
-very
(TroXus, fJ.ifrjvai}
mixed of many
children.
iroXv-iT(i|x-<j)aos,
parts, motley.
iroXv-jxlonfjs, es, (TroXus, juf<ros)
ov,
(rroXvs,
iras,
(J)aos}
much-hated.
bright.
iroXv-}ju<r0os, ov, (rroXvs, fuaOos} receiving
much
,
TroXv-ir-d|xtDV, ov, gen. oôs, (iroXvs,
TreVa/xcu) with
2.
pay, hired at a high rate.

iroXiJ-jiiTOS, ov, (TroXus, fj.iros} consisting
great possessions, .,-,.

-
very wealthy.
threads
robes.
irerrXoi
iroXvfj,iTOi
pictured or
fj.va.ofj.ai}
of many brocaded
Adj.
iroXiiimpia,
77,
long experience,
frequent or
daring
enterprise.
From
TT6t/3a)
iroXv-ucipos, ov, (TToXvs,

77,
iroXv-p,vf|arTT],
(TroXus,
as
fern.
much
courted,
wooed by many.
II. pass,
!
iroXv-ireipcov, ov, gen. ovos, (jroXvs, Trtipas) many boundaries : of or from many countries.
es,
II.
much-experienced. with
iroX'u-fivTjo'TOS, ov, (rroXvs, fj.va.ofj.ai}
bering, mindful, grateful. bered, never to be forgotten.

iroXv-p,vf|(TTO)p, opos, o,
77,
much-rememmuch-remem- very mournful,

remem|
(no\vs, irevdos) much-mourning,

pass,
much-mourned.
(TroXus, fj.vaofj.ai}
TloXv-vfj.via,
IIoXt>irr||jLovlSir]S, ou, 6,
sow of Polypemon, in allu;
bering much, mindful.
sion to the
meaning of the word
v. rroXvnr}/jiOJV.
HoX-vpYia, ), VJJLVOS} Polymnia,
contr.
\.
from
(rroXvs,
e.
the
Muse
of
many hymns, one
gen. manifold woe, baneful.

iroX'8-irl8a|,
j
iroXt}-ir?i}Jiajv, ov,
oi'os, (TroXus, 77777x01)
causing
of the nine Muses, goddess of lyric poetry.

iroX'u-p.ovo'OS, ov, (rroXvs, Movffa) with
iroXiJ-irT|Vos, ov, (woXus, rrrjvrj} close-woven.
many
arts
aos,
6,
77,
(TroXus,
m5ag} with many
or accomplishments.
springs or fountains.
keen or bitTroXv-'iriKpos, ov, (rroXvs, iriKpus} very ter; neut. pi. iroXvmKp'3. as Adv. very bitterly.
iroXii-mvTjs,
es, (TroXus,
much-enduring.
TToXti-jjii)0os,
iroXv-jxox0os, ov, (rroXvs, fj,6xOos} much-labouring, II. pass, won by much toil.
ov, talkative.
(rroXvs, fj.vOos}
II.
of many words,
rnvos} very dirty.
wordy,
pass, much-talked-of,
iroX'u-'irXaYicTOS, ov, (rroXvs, irXaofj.ai)
much-wanII.
famous
in story, storied.
iroXVJ-vaos, ov, (rroXvs, i/aos) with

iroXC-vavTifjs,
sailors.
many
temples.
dering, roaming far a-Jield : much-erring. act. (TroXus, TrXafcu) leading far astray :
beguiling, delusive.
iroXv-irXavif|s, es, (TroXus, -rrXavaofiai}
metaph.
ou,
o,
(TroXus,
vavrijs}
with
many
iroXv-viKi]S, ou, o, (rroXvs, VUKOS} much-wrangling: often as a prop. n. Polynices. overcast ivith iroXv-v<J><:Xos, ov,
clouds, very cloudy
vt<f>e\as, gen. a.
:
or long
iroXvrrXavrjs Ktffffos the
roaming far 2. wandering ivy.

or ofi-
much-erring.
there
is
also a
Dor. form iro\v-
wandering
iroXu-irXavijTOS, ov, (rroXvs, irX8.vdofJ.ai} far: of blows, showered from all sides.
iroXv-irXSvos, ov,
TroXtJ-vtKTjs, ov, 6, (iroXvs, viKa<a)
a frequent consnow.
iroXv-irXao'ios, a, ov,
rroXvrrXavfjs. rroXXarrXaffios.
queror.
iroXv-vu|>T|s, cs, (TToAvs, vityoj) deep with iroXv-^civos, ov, Ion. for sq.
Ion.
very hospitable.
-[jcivos, ov, also 77, ov, (iroXiis, f persons, entertaining many guests, II. visited by many guests.
troXv-irXtOpos, ov, (rroXvs, rrXfOpov} many rrXtBpa in size: generally far-extending. iroXv-irX.KTOS, ov, (rroXvs, TrXe'cu) closely -twined. iroXv-irXoKap-os, ov, (rroXvs, rrXoKafios') with many
\
locks
: of the polypus, with many feelers, iroXvirXoKta, 77, intricacy, cunning, craft.
From
iroXtJ-letrros, ov, (rroXiis, <v) much-polished. From TToXCoLvto), to be rich, abound in wine.
jToXti-oivos, ov, (TroXus, oTvos}
iroXti-irXoicos,
ov,
II.
(rroXvs,
2.
rrXeicoj}
much-tangled,
thick-wreathed.
j
abounding
in wine,
:
complex.
act.
metaph. tangled, intricate, entangling intriguing.

TroXuVous.
ov, (itoXvs, 6'AjSos) very wealthy
rich
iroXti-ir68T]S, ou, 6, poet. wouXuTroSes,
in blessings
abundant.
iroXv-irotKiXos, ov, (rroXvs, rroiKiXos} much-varie-
iToXv-Ofxppos, ov, (iroXvs, opfipos) very rainy. iroXv-6|i}AaTOS, ov, (zoXvs, ofji/JLo) many-eyed.
iroXti-opviQjs,
birds. ov,
gated. TToXv-Trovos, ov,

in
(iroXvs,
irovos}
much-labouring,
pain, painful.
(iroXvs,
opvis)
abounding
much-suffering ; also causing

ou, o, see
much
575
iroXv-irorajJios, ov, (woAvs, Trorafios) with
many
or
this
word was
often repeated.
2. ^ also
of Size or
large rivers.
iroXv-iroTVia,
17,
Degree,
(iroXvs, irorvia") very venerable.
as, iroXvs
TToXvs virvos deep sleep
VKpcros a heavy storm of snow ; of a person, fteyas Kal rroX;

-
iroXviTOVs [u], TTOOOS, b, 17, ace. iroXvirovv, (iroXvs, Xos great and large; TroAA?) KiKX-rj/jiat I have been II. as Subst. iroXvirovs or ., ~ extolled; iro\\bs Xoyos afar-spread report; ^ TTOVS) many-footed. / *r ^ --^ more commonly (even in Att.) irovXv-irous, ov, bî iroXXr) dvayKrj strong necessity. 3. of the Value iroAAov agios worth much ; voXXov TTOIthe many-footed one, the sea-polypus ; gen. irovXviro- of a thing (taOai n, Lat. magni facer e, to reckon of much conoos ; ace. irovXvirovv or iroXviroba plur. nom. Dor. irwXv- sequence. TroScs, etc. 4. c. gen., as iroXXol Tp&av for TroAAot poet. nom. irovXtiiros, ov iroXXov aapicos for TroAA?) o~ap. Lat. polypus. TTOS TpcDes 5. TroAts iroXvirpaYp.ovi> Jon. irp-qYixovto), f. rjffo}, (iroXv- is often joined to another Adj., iroAtes re mi to~d\oi be very many men and good. 6. in Att. with the article, Trpayfj.cav} to be busy about many things, to busy : to be meddlesome or officious : to meddle in ol TroAAot the many, a majority ; so also, rb iroXv
,
- ,
public affairs, intrigue.

iroXvirpa'YIJLOO'tivir),
17
(jroXvirpdyfjicuv') officious inter-
ference,
meddling:
a meddling,
gen.
ovos,
active
character.
From
iroXv-irpaYlAcav,
ov,
(iroXvs,
irpdo~o~<v)
rd TroAu for the most part. 7. TroAts is often joined with a Partic. and elfJii, as, iroAAos fjv XiaauII. of fjifvos he was urgent in his entreaties. Space, large, far, wide ; iroXXr) b56s a long way.
els l/rt
III.
busy after
many things,
officious,
meddling, turbulent.
iroXi>-Trpuos, ov, (iroXvs, Trpaos) very mild. TroXv-irpnYJAOvea), Ion. for iroXvnpayôvfca. iroXv-irpoparos, ov, (rroAvs, irpuparov) rich in sheep or cattle : Sup. troXv-npoârwraros.
of Time, long. As Adv. in neut. sing, and pi., TroAu Ion. TroAAcV, TroAAd, much, very : also many times, oft-times, often, often strengthd. by p.dXa of Space, a great way : of 2. troXv Time, long: of Degree, far, very much.
:
iroXv-irpiTurros,
77,
ov,
= iro\v
irpajriffros.
iroXv-irroTjTOs Ion.
TrrotirjTOS, ov, (iroAvs, TTTOCOJ)
joined with a Comp. Adj. to increase its force ; TroAu or iroXXvv dfifivow much better : with Comp. Adv., iroXv /iaAAor much more with Sup., as TroAu
is
:
much-scared, timorous.
ircXiJ-irTVX
S,
irpcDros
ov, (iroXvs, TTTWX'?
of or with
many
folds
with
many
glens or valleys.
iroXv-irtipYos, ov, (iroXis, iripyos} with many towers. iroXiJ-TTxipos, ov, (iroXt-s, uvpos) rich in corn.
usually. 4. with Preps. often : ITTI TToXv for long ; firl -noXXov far. Comp. irXcicav Att. irXeow ; Sup. TrAefo"ros.
much the first. ra TroAAd mostly,
3.
TroAAd
many
times,
;
iroXvp-pairros, ov,
iroXvp-pa<|)OS,
ov,
iroXiJ-Ta0pos, ov, (iroXvs, aaOpos) very rotten.

iroXtf-0'apKta,
r),
TroXvppacpos.
pairroi)
(TTOA^S,
oi/,
adp} fleshiness, plumpness.

most august. a ruler
(iroXts,
much-Worked,
,
as,
(TTO\VS, afâari.s}
highly-wrought.
*TroXup-pT]v, rjvos, 6,
in sheep or flocks: only never in nom. sing.
17,
(iroXus,
= d/xi/os) */5i7^
ov, (itoXvs, o~tp.v6s) very venerable.
rich
iroXC-<rr][j,<itVTa>p, opos, b, (TioXvs, ff7}fj.aivaj)
found in nom.
pi. iroXvpprjves,
over many.
iroXC-<rivT|s,
rjs,
iroXvp-pijvos, ov,
= *iroXvppijv.
ta) with
(iroXvs, ertVo/xai) very hurtful, bane-
ful, mischievous.
iroXtip-piôs, ov, (iroXvs,
many
roots.
iroXvp-poBos, ov, (TroXvs, fruoov} abounding in roses. iroXtip-po0os, ov, (iroXvs, pbOosJ much-dashing, loud-roaring : very clamorous.
iroXvp-potJ38T)TOS,
ov,
From iroXvoHTia, 77, abundance of corn or food. iroXv-criTos, ov, (noXvs, crn-os) abounding in corn. II. high-fed, full of meat. ov, (rroXvs, aKaXpos) many-oared.
,
(voXvs,
/5ot/35ecu)
much-
iroXti-orKap9(AOS, ov, (troXvs, aitaipaj} far-springing,

swift
:
whizzing. iroXvp-poos, ov,

pfrros,
ov,
bounding.
contr.
pica)
(TTOXVS,
-povs, ow, and iroXOpmuch-flowing ; of blood,

fjs,
iroXv-tTK-qTrTpos, ov, (iroXis, afcfjirrpov} wide-ruling.
shed in streams.
IIOAT'5,
TroAAy,
TJ,
TroAAi;, TroAu; gen. TroAAov, q>; ace. TroAwi', rro\XrjV, iroXv:
ov; dat.
iroXti-omos, ov, (iro\vs, aifia) very shady. iroXv-cncoireXos, ov, (noXis, ffKoneXos} very rocky. iroXv-o"iTa9Tis, (s, (iroXvs, airdOrj) thick-woven.
'
Ion.
nom.
:
TroAAos, TroAATj, iroXXov, ace. itoXXbv, iroXXriv, TtoXXov the Ion. declension is retained by the Att. in all
cases,
sing. gen. TroAcos, pi. itoXffs contr. iroAffs; gen. iroXecav; dat. iroXiai, ace. TroXtas contr. woAefs ; also iroXfOffi, iro\eeao~i
: ;
TToXv-o"irpTjs, fs, (noAv's, aneipca) wide-spread, scattered abroad, numerous.
iroXt)-0-iTXaYX vo s, ov, (noXvs, ffn\d'yxvov ) of great
The
except nom. and ace. following are Ep. forms
sing.,
masc. and neut.

j
mercy or compassion.
I
7roXv-o"iropos,
fruitful.
ov,
(voXvs,
(iroXvs,
GTTfipoj)
much-sown,
rich
in
nom.
iroXv-crTatJjvXo?,
'
ov,
GracpvXff}
gen. plur. fem. noXXfcav and TroAAdo;^ [o]: neut. irovXv, are also Ep. forms.
I.
irouXvs,
:
Of Number, many,
;
opp. to oXiyos few

TroAAoi' ?)V
also of
]
anything often repeated
TOVTO TO
erros
[
grapes. iroXv-o-Taxvs, t', gen. vos, (iroXvs, ears of corn, yielding rich crops. iroXv-crTeXcxos, ov, with many stems.
rich in
576
5,
ov,
(rroXvs,
arevafa) deep-sighwreaths.
iroXv-Tpiirous, -irooos,
6,
fj,
(iroXvs, rpinovs} with
ing, miserable.
many
many
crowned with many
tripods.
iroXv-o-T4>avos, ov, with
iroX/urpoma
Ion.
-IT],
rj,
variety
of resources,
i.e.
iroXv-CTT<j>rjs, es,(iroXvs, artfyoj)
versatility, craft.
From
much-turned,
a wreath;
laurel.
with rro\vffTf^>r]S 5d<v7js thick-crowned

ov,
iroXiJ-TpoiTOS, ov, (TTO\VS, rpenca)
oroXv-o-TiKTOs,
(voXvs,
o"rta>)
lines.
much-spotted,
II. much-travelled, wandering. turning many 2. manifold. ways, versatile, ingenious : changeful.
dappled. iroXf crrixCa,
Hence
77,
From iroXv-<rTixSj ov, (jfoXus, O*T/X S ) f r ^n many lines. iroXv-CTTOLXos, ov, (iro\vs, CTTO?XOS) with many rows. From iroXvcrTo|Ji6a>, to speak much.
a number of
iroXv-OTOjAOS, ov, (jtoXvs, aTopa) many-mouthed. iroXv-orovos, ov, (iToAus, aTevoo) much sighing,
iroXvTpoirws, Adv. in divers manners. iroXu-rpoxaXos, ov, (troXvs, Tpxoj) running about
much, bustling.
iroXv-v[ji,VT]TOs, ov, (iroXvs, vfj.veca)
much-famed
of,
in
mournful, melancholy. to andfro. From TroXv-o-Tpoejua, 77, a turning oneself much-twisted : iroXiJ-o-Tpo<j>os, ov, (iroXvs, ffTpe<j>oj)
pliant, versatile.
song, much-renowned. iroXv-vp,vos, ov, (ITO\VS, vftvos) much sung mous : honoured with many hymns.
Tro\ti-4>app.a!cos,
ov, (iroXvs,
<f>apfjiaKov}
fa-
knowing
of,
many drugs
or charms.
iroXC-o-vXXaJ3os,
syllables.
ov,
(iroXvs,
av\\a0r]) of
many famous
rroX'u-<j>aTOs, ov, (TTO\I$, (f>r}fj,i) : also in a high strain.
much spoken
very with
iroXt-<|>T)|Aos
Dor.
-<})a|jios, ov, (iroXvs, <pr)fJ-r}}
iroXv-o-<|>6v8uXbs, ov, many-jointed.
TToXv-crxio'TOs, ov, (TTO\I;S, ffX'-C^ S

parts, branching.
P^
i*1 *
many
or legends: also with loud cries. II. wordy, frill of the din of voices : rj iro\v<f)T)nos, as the many-voiced, the assembly; is Subst., a7opa,
many tales
TToXv-crxotvos, ov, (iroXvs, o"x^vos) many-corded.

iroXTJ-o-wpos, ov, (iroXvs, acapus) yielding large heaps of corn. iroXv-raXavTos, ov, raXavTov} weighing or
itoXvcpT) IJLOV efttyepfiv to
bring before the assembly.
(no\vs,
iroXv-(j)06pos, ov, (iro\vs, (pOeipai) destroying many, II. pass., iroXvfyOopos, ov, baneful, pernicious. utterly destroyed or ruined.
worth many
talents.
iroXtt-^tXos, ov, (jro\vs, fyiXifa) having
manyfriends,
iroXv-TappT|s, fs, (iroXvs, rdpjSos) much-frightened. iroXti-TKVOs, ov, (iro\vs, re/cvov) bearing many
children.
much-beloved.
iroXt)-<j>iXTpos, ov, (jroXvs, (plXrpov) suffering from many love-charms : deeply enamoured, love-sick.
tro\\)-fy \oia|3os, ov, (iroXvs, <p\o'i<r/3os') loud-roaring, epith. of the sea.
iroXtrr\.ia,
iroXv-T6XT|s,
:
77,
(iroXvreXrjs) great expense, costli-
ness, expensiveness.
ly
es, (TTO\I;S, reXos) very expensive, costiroXv-tJ^vos, ov, (iro\i's, *0ez/<y) killing many, murof persons, siimptuous, extravagant : Comp. derous. and Sup. iroKvTeXtarepos, -(araros. rroXtM|>op|3os, ov, also, 77, ov, (TToXvs, (ptpôp.aC) iroXvreXcos, Adv. of iro\vT\7js, expensively: Sup. feeding many, bountiful. TT oXvr (Xeffrara, in the costliest manner. From 7roXi5<j)Opia, 77, productiveness.
iroXti-Tfp7rT|S, (S, (iro\vs, rfpnoj) much-delighting. iroXv-rex^ 5 ' ou o, or iroXv-rexvos, ov, (iroXvs, Tex vr]} one skilled in many arts.
(f)6pos
TroXv-côpos, ov, (no\vs, (pfpcu) bearing much; iroXvolvos wine which will bear much water ; -noXv-
(pvpos oaifjojv a fortune that
wants tempering.
very eloquent, wise,
iroXv-Tip.T)Tos, ov, also honoured or revered.

iroXti-TtjJLOs, ov, (iroXvs,
77,
ov, (TTO\US, rlâoj) highly

II.
iroXv-<{>paSif|S, ts, (TTO\VS, typafa)
of high value,
costly.
II.
sagacious. iroXi>4>povTis, iSos, 6, 77, (iroXvs, <ppovTis)full of care.

iroXti-<}>p6vTio-TOS,
ov,
(itoXiis,
TifJ-r))
much
revered.
of high value,
also
costly.
(ppovTifa)
much-
iroXv-TLTos, ov, (rroXvs, rica) worthy of high honour. [I metri grat.] iroXvi-T\as, avros, o, (iroXvs, T\rjvai ) much-enduring.
TToXv-rXTJixajv, ovos, 6,
77,
held in high honour
thinking, thoughtful.
iroXv4>poo-vvTj,
77,
fullness of understanding, great
wisdom or understanding.
iroXiJ-<J>pcov, ovos, 6,
From
(rroXvs, T\r}jJ.cav)
much-
enduring, very patient.

n-o\ij-T\ir]Tos, ov, (TTO\I;S, to endure, hence
ful. very sagacious
f), (TToXvs, typ'fiv) much-thoughtalso ingenious, inventive.
rA^vat) having had much

T6/iv<u)
unfortunate.
iroXiJ-T|ATr)Tos, ov, (rro\vs,
much-cut, much-
lacerated.
7roXv-rpT|p(ov, CDVOS, 6,
77,
(?roAi;s, rprjpcuv^)
abound-
iroXv-xoAicos, ov, (iro\vs, x a ^ K s } abounding in copper or brass : hence rich in copper vessels or II. money. wrought of solid brass, all-brasen. iroXv-xavBi^s, es, (rcoXvs, x avoava}} wide-yawning. L iroXiJ-xcipfJios, ov, (rroXvs, x ^ PtJir ]} very warlike.
/
ing in doves.
iroXtJ-TpirjTos, ov, (rroXvs,
rp^ros) much-pierced, per-
iroXiJ-Xip, xapos,6, 57, (TTOA.VS, x et'p) many-handed, with many hands ; also with many hands or men.
forated, full of holes, porous.
Hence
577
iroXt}-X-piO' )
5?,
a multitude of hands or work-
irofJitrtKds,
-/I,
ov, (TTO/ITTT))
stately.
77,
of or for a solemn pro-
men.
cession
ov, (TToAvs,
showy,
iroXv-xpSos,
XP^)
many-stringed
iropyirtjxos,
ov, also
:
ov, (TTO/ZTTT?) conducting, esII.
hence many-toned.
troXvxp'np.aTia,
77,
corting,
guiding
homeward.
one
pass, sent,
possession
ofgreat wealth.
From
^brought.
|
iroXv-xpT)fittTOS, ov, (TroAt's, ^pr}/xa) very wealthy.
-JTOJATTOS, o, (TTffjnrca)
who
attends or escorts,
an
iroXv-xpovios, ov, (jroAvs, xpuvos) existing a long time, of the olden time, ancient.
iToXv-xpCo-os, ov,
(rro\vs,
\pvoos} rich in gold,
adorned with gold.

troXiJ-XtoOTOs, ov, (TTO\IJS, \UVVVIJLI) high-heaped.
troXv-\J;d(X&0O5, ov, (iro\vs, â/xaôs),
iroXv~\|/a|ji)xOs, ov, (iro\vs, â/z/ôs)
2. guards. a messenger. II. as Adj. conducting, leading; irvp TTOfiiruv the signal or beacon fire. iroiATro-OToXeco, (TT^TTO;, oroAos) to conduct a fleet
escort,
guide:
plur. tropiroi attendants,
or ship.
and
Tfo^ôXvyo-ira^Xao-â, TO>
the noise
(TT
very sandy.
made
iroXvi|ni4>ta,
77,
number or
77,
diversity
of votes.
And
by bubbles rising.
f.
iroXv-i}/T|c}>is, tdos, 6, of the beds of rivers.
with
many
pebbles, pebbly,
to
iro[i4>oXv<0, gush forth.

,
o>,
(rrofJKpo^v^) to bubble or boil
up:
From
i//fj<pos)
iroXv-x|/T)4>3S, various votes.
ov,
(TTO\VS,
with
many
or
(irojjupos) a bubble. a bubble, blister. irovVfXvos, Aeol. for TTOVOV^VOS, part.
vyos,
,
77 >
ov, 6,
pass,
or
35, ov, (TTO\VS,
ô$<y) loud-sounding.
oovv-i]}
med. of
II.
iroveo).
iroXiJ-wSvvos, ov, (iro\vs,

pass, suffering
very painful.
great pain.
irovew, (TTUVOS) used by Horn, mostly as Dep. irovop,ai, with fut. med. -77(70/101 ; aor. I med. errovrjI. ffa^tjv and pass. crrovÔrjv; pf. pass, irfirovrjfiai : absol. to toil, work hard; irovfea0ai KaTct. vapivrjv to
for OVO/M) iroXv-wvtijJios, ov, (tro\vs, ovvfM Aeol.
of
II.
!
many names, worshipped under many names.

of great name, famous, renowned. iroXv-amTjs, cs, and iroXv-omos,
with
toil in
ov, (iro\\>s, unrj)
many
boles or
cells,
close-meshed.
metaph. mind.
.
the fight; hence to be worn out, exhausted. 2. to be in distress or anxiety, feel pain of
II. c.
ace. to
work
is
at,
work bard
freq.,
f.
at, to
iroXi/-(op6a>, (TTO\VS, upa) to attention to, to esteem highly.
pay much regard
or
|
perform zealously.
After Horn, the Act. TTOVCW
:
more
:
-irov-
iroXiJ-ax^cXtjs, es, (iro\vs, 6<p(\os} very, highly useful, useful in many ways : Sup. iro\va}cpe\eaTaTO$.
770*0;
aor. I eirovrjffa
pf.
irejrovrjKa
:
Adv. -Ao)s,
in
a very serviceable manner.

7),
iroXtMovj/, orros, o,
ir6|J.a, O.TOS,
= 7roAucwffos.
o,
TO,
(irivca, irfrrofjiai)
a drink, draught.
:
irojATraios, a, ov, also

:
ov, (itop,irr}) conducting,
or pain to another. 2. c. ace. rei, to gain by toil or labour, to work out : Pass, to be won II. intr. to toil, suffer pain by labour and pains. or hardship : c. ace. cognato, iroveiv irovov^ ftoxQovs
to
firovr)8r)v : cause toil
pass. iriruvrjfjiai
I.
Pass., aor. I e. ace. pers. to
of Hermes, attending, escorting conducting the souls of the dead to the nether world. irojnrdv, irojjkirds, Dor. for irofj,trf)V, TTO/^TTT^S. irojAiTeia, T), (irofiiTfvcii) a leading in procession : II. any solemn or religious procession. jeering, ribaldry, customary in the processions of Bacchus
of a wind, fair
undergo, endure labour.

O.TOS,
Hence
which
is
irovi]jia,
TO,
thai
wrought
out,
work.
irovT|pvjJia, aTos, TO,
rrovK]p6vo(jiat,
a knavish
trick.
From
Dep.
(irovrjpos) to be evil or wicked,
to deal wickedly.
)
and Ceres.
irofiireiov,
TO,
(77^7777)
any
II.
vessel
employed in
the place
wickedirovnrjpia, T), (Tfovrjpos) badness, ill condition, ness, knavery, Lat. pravitas : also cowardice.
: irovr)p6s, a, ov, (irovfcu) causing pain or hardship i. distressed, in sorry i. painful. in bad state plight : of things, bad, sorry : useless, or condition ; tiovrjpci -npa.yfJta.Ta a bad state of
solemn processions.
at Athens,
where they were
kept.
hence,
ironirt>s, ecus Ion. T}OS, o, (irofjiirus) one or escorts, a guide, conductor. 2. one
who attends who goes in

ata:
(ttopII. to
procession.
irop,irija), Ion. impf. Tro/nrf vffffcov : f. to attend, escort, guide, conduct. 7TT7) :
villain3. in moral sense, bad, worthless, things. Hence ous, knavish, wicked. to be irovr)pu)S, Adv. ill, miserably ; irovrjpws exciv
/// off,
lead a procession : to swagger or strut : to abuse with ribald jests, as was customary in processions (see
TTO/XTTCta).
be in a sorry plight. irovT]<raTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor.
med. of
irovea).
irojxiTTi,
77,
(7re/z7rcu)
a sending, despatching, escort-
irovos, o, (TrcVcu, Tifvopai) task-work, bard work, toil, drudgery, Lat. labor; p.a.\rjs TTUVOS the toil of
battle
:
2. a sending ing : guidance, conduct, escort. II. a away, a sending home to one's country. III. an intersolemn procession, Lat. pompa.
hence
2.
itovos,
^0:^77,
of war.
task.
II.
battle, action, the tug pain of body or mind,

III. the
vention, suggestion, guidance. 5, TJas, nom. and ace. pi. of irofjurtvs.
suffering, grief : in plur. pains, distress. fruit or result of labour, a work. trovTids, aoos, poet. fern, of iruvrtos.
578
irovTio>,
sea, Lat.
f.
iffca,
:
(noVTOs) to plunge or sink in the

Pass, to be
Troptio"t(xos, ov, also
ij,
ov, (nopevca) that
may
be
mergo
drowned.
TTOVTUKOS, 77, ov, (novTos) of,from or in the sea: esp. II. of the novTos Eveivos or Black Sea: cf. TTO^TOS. from Pontus, Pontic; HOVTIKOV StvSpeov the tree from Pontus, the hazel.
TTOVTIOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (novTos) of, the sea : ruling the sea.
irovTKTjJia, CITOS, TO, into the sea.
crossed or traversed, passable. TropevTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Ttoptvopai, to be II. neut. traversed or travelled over. TropeuTeoz',
one must go. iropevTos, 77, 6v, also
6s, 6v, (Tropevoât) travelling,
from
or in journeying.
cast
to bring, carry, coniropevco, f. -evffoj : (nopos) : 2. of vey, esp. to ferry or convey across a river. II. things, to bring, carry : to furnish, supply.
(novTifa) that which
is
irovTo0ev, Adv. (TTOVTOS') from or out of the sea.

irovTO-0Y|pT]S, ov, 6, (TTOVTOS, Orjpdcu) one in the sea.
who
fishes
Pass, and Med. Tropeuo/mi, fut. med. -evaofjuit, aor. I to be carried or pass. tnopev6j]v : pf. ireTropev/xat : 2. c. ace. carry oneself, to go, walk, march, travel.
loci, to
irovTO-jieSuv, OVTOS, 6,(novTOS, /Lie'Scw) lord of the sea. iroVTOvSe, Adv. (novTos) into the sea. IIovTOTropeia, 77, (nwTOTropos) a Nereid, the Seapasser.
pass over, traverse.
TrovTOTropcva) and
iropeco, to
pass over the sea.
f. 770*0; : collat. form pf. pass. nerropOijiJiai: to destroy, ravage, waste, plunder : to bePass. siege a town: of persons, to slay, kill, destroy: to be ruined, undone. Hence
iropOeco.
7re'p0cu,
of
From
TTOVTO-rropos, ov, (TTOVTOS,
sea, sea-faring.
i
ir6p0T|[jLa,
Trc'pos)
passing over the
Trop0T|oris, ecus,
fMTOs, TO, (nopOfca) ravage, plunder. the sack of a town. 77, (tropOeca)
IIovTO-'n o<ri,8cdV, uvos, o, (TTOVTOS, Tloffciouv) Sea-
Poseidon, Neptune of the sea.
irop0TjTT|S, ov, o, (nopOfca) a ravager, plunderer. irop0T|TCOp, opos, 6, poet, for nopOrjTrjS, a ravager. irop0p,iov Ion. -fyov, TO, (iropOfJicvQ}) a place for
IIO'NTOS,
high sea.
ov, 6, the sea, esp. the II. TIOVTOS the Black

-2.
open sea, the
crossing,
a passage
IIoi/Tos EuetJ/os.
Sea; in full, the country Pontus at the
boat, ferry-boat.
over, ferry. III. the
II. a passagefare of a ferry, Lat.
naulum.
Tr6p0|jL6V{xa, CCTOS, TO, (nopOjJitvca)
east end of the Black Sea.
a crossing
over,
irovTO-TivaKTOs, ov, (novTos, Tivaffffu) sea-shaken. irovTO<J>iv, Ep. gen. of TTO^TOS.

iroTrdvevjjia, aTos, TO,
passage.
iropOfjie'Us, ecos Ion. 770$, 6, (nopOfjLtvai) a ferryman, boatman, Lat. gortitor : a seaman. Trop0jjLiJco, f. oca, (nopOôs) to carry or ferry over a Pass. strait, river, etc. to carry over, carry, convey :
:
= Tronavov.
TToiravov, TO, (ntnTOj) anything halted,
a fiat cake,
used at
sacrifices.
ir6ira|, an exclamation of surprise, akin to -no-not. Trojrai'oi'. iroirds, aSos, 77, TTOTTOI, the cry of the hoopoe.
to be carried or ferried over, to be transported from II. intr. in Act., like Lat. traplace to place.
TTOTTOI,
shame I
exclam. of surprise, anger, or pain, oh akin to nanai also a; TTOTIOI.

!
fie
jicere, to pass over, cross over. Trop0p,T|iov, TO, Ion. for rrop0fif?ov.
II. Trop0jjis, i5os, 77, (TTopfyios) a ferry; a strait. a ferry-boat, passage-boat. II. irop0|x6s, o, (ireipca') a ferry: a strait, frith. a crossing by ferry, a passage. Tropco, f. io~ca Att. to) ; aor. I tiropiaa Med., f.
:
iroiroiro, cry of the hoopoe. TTOTTTrija> Dor. iroiTTrucrSco

e7ron-uo*a
:
fut. 7roTr?Tvo*a>
:
aor.
Pass.,
aor.
:
the lips compressed
novnvaOr]v to cry hush
to whistle
!
with
also to
ill.
hissing sound in playing the flute, to play iroirni;Xia(i> Dor. -ao-8co, nonnvfa.
make a Hence
TTOTnruo-Sco, Dor. for iroTnrvo'ixa, O.TOS,
nonnvfa. TO, and Tro7nruo'(i6s, ov,

<
6, (TTOTT-
cnopioOrjv: to bring, conduct, fetch., pf. ntiropifffjat (nopos) II. to furnish, provide, supply : to convey. bring Med. to furnish for oneself, about, contrive, devise:
TToptov/xai
:
Pass.,
:
f.
TropiaOrfffofiai
:
aor.
nvfa) a whistling,
TropSaXis,
iropSTj,
o,
77,
esp. in applause. older form of TiapSaXts.
77, (nepdca) crepitus ventris. Trope, Ep. for en-ope ; see *7T(5pcu.
Pass. 7ropteTcu, impers. it is provide, procure, get : in one's power to do ... Troptjjws, ov, (nopos) able to provide or supply : II. full of resources, inventive: wealthy, rich.
c. ace., tropt/ios
iropeia, 77, (iropevcu) a walking, mode of walking, II. a gait, Lat. incessus. going, a journey, pas2. a crossing beyond seas, crosssage : a march. ing a river.
EIS,
ties.
III.
77,
iropts, tos,
iropv0f,vat, aor.
I part,
and
inf.
of
TTO-
7ropicrji6s, o, acquiring : also profit, gain.
dVopa fertile of resource in difficulof things, practicable. poet, form of nopris. (nopifa) a procuring: a means of
Tropevp,a, OTOS, TO, (nopfvo/jiai) a passage,

pev/j.a
fipoT&v a place where men resort. of going, carriage, conveyance.
Tropurnf|s, ot), o, (nopifa) a provider, purveyor: way; TTO- at Athens, the nopiffTai were a financial board to 2. a means raise ways and means. 3. purveyors, conveyancers, as pirates called themselves. Hence
TTOptOTUOS
iropurruc6s,
17,
TLo(Tlb&V*
579
iropTi-rp64>os, ov, (jropTis, rpe^tu) breeding calves. IIO'PKHS, ov, d, a ring or hoop, which ran round irop<f>vpa Ion. -vpt) [C], 57, (iroptyvpca) the purpleII. the purple dye obtained the part where the iron head of a spear was fastened fish, Lat. murex. from
to the shaft. iropveta,
(iropvevoS) fornication : prostitution. iropveiov, TO, (iropvevQ}) a brothel. Pass., of a iropvciico, f. (tea, (iropvos) to prostitute :
77,
6v, fit for purveying: able to procure.
it,
purple.
rj,
:
III. in plur.
irop<|>t)peos,
ov, Att. contr.
purple clothes or robes. irop^vpoOs, a, ovv
woman,
iropvrj,
to be or
),
become a harlot.
(irepvdca)
iropvCStov, TO,
iropviicos,
brothel.
17,
a harlot. Dim. of iropvr].

f.
Lat. purpureus, purple, dark, first of (jrop(pvpa) the sea: nopcpvpcij ve^fXtj a dark cloud. 2. dyed with murex or purple-fish, purple, red. 3. rosy, like Lat. purpureus. bright, beauteous,
'
[yi]
ov, (iropvij)
770-0,
of or for harlots.
(iropvopotfKos)
to
fish,
iropvopoo-Kcco,
keep
Hence
a
brothel-keeper.
river,
iropvopcxTKia, f), brothel-keeping. iropvo-fJoo-Kos, o, (irovpij, 0o<r/fcy)

iropvos,
o, (iropvr)')
<ws, 6, (iropQvpa) a fisher for purplea purple-dyer, Lat. purpurarius. Hence irop4>vp6vriKos, 17, ov, of or for a purple-dyer. irop<j>i5pls, ioos, TJ, (iropipvpa) a purple garment or II. a red-coloured bird. covering. Trop<J>t5puav, cavos, 6, (nop(pvpa) a red-coloured water-
irop4>i3pvis,
afornicator.
bird.
iropos,
6, (irfpaca)
a means of passing a
a ford
or ferry : a strait, frith. 2. iropai ctA.es the paths of the sea. 3. a way through or over, thoroughII. c. fare, passage : a way, track. gen. rei, a way or means of achieving; iropos oSov a means
irop<|>tfpo-ei8iF|s, es, (iropQvpa, dSos} purpled, dark. Trop^Cpo-irwXTjs, ov, 6, fern. -irwXts, ioos, (Trop<pvpa,
ircoXfoj)
a dealer
in purple, seller of purple.
irop<j)Cp6-<TTpo)TOs, ov, (irop<f)vpa, ffrpuvvvfu) spread
with purple cloth.

irop4>tipo'0s, a, ovv, Att. contr. for iroptyvpeos.
of performing the journey iropos xP rlt ^L TCs}V a way 2. absol. a contrivance, reof raising money. source. 3. in plur. 'ways and means,' resources,
'
Ji
revenue.
\
irop<|>vpa) [>], a redupl. form of (pvpoj, (as ^.opuvpoj fJivpoj), to grow dark, esp. of the sea ; ws ore irop<pvpT} ire\ayos ncya nvp.an Kco as when the huge
of
iropmi,Kici>, f. lo-oj, (iropirag) to to hold a shield by the handle.

iropirajjia, aros, TO,
(iropirdtu)
grasp by
the handle,
sea
]
that
grows dark with its dumb swell (i. e. with waves do not break, opp. to iro\if) a\s] metaph. to be
:
a garment fastened
with a buckle or brooch.
troubled, disquieted, Tro\\cL oe ol KpaSirj iroptyvpe much was his heart troubled. II. to grow purple.
iropira,
O.KOS, 6, (Tropirrf) the
TTOpirdco : f. daca [d] Ion. "fjaca buckle, to buckle or clasp down.

iropinr],
77,
handle of a shield. to fasten with a

:
*IIO'PI1, obsol.
ireirpwfuu
:
pres. of the aor. 2 tvopov, and pf. I. aor. 2 Hiropov Ep. iropov, part.
to bring to pass, contrive : to give, offer, jropuv II. pin or tongue of bestow, grant; fvxos iropeiv to fulfil a wish. the buckle, a buckle or brooch. pf. pass. TT(Trp(Ufjuai, to be given or assigned as one's portion or lot, only used in 3 sing. pf. pass, ireirporrai, iropinjiACU, O.TOS, TO, Ion. for iropirafM.
(rrfipoj')
From
like irfpovij, the
off":
iroppw, Adv., Lat. porro, Att. for irpoffca,far,far see iroppurtpoo, -cuTcmy. Hence iropptuOev, Adv. from afar; and
and 3 sing, plqpf. irfwpoiTo, it has, had been fated, and part, ireirptv^vos, 77, ov, allotted or fated to one:
hence,
so also
77
ircirpcafttvr),
an appointed
lot,
Fate, Destiny;
iroppcoOi,
Adv. far.
rj,
TO
ireirpwfjifvov.
iroppumiTOS,
-jroppcortpo),
ov, Sup. Adj. (iroppoj) furthest.
-oDTdrco, Adv., Comp. rroppca, further on or off, furthest off.

Tvopo-oiva),
give : tend to, cherish : to manage, arrange. itopo-tov, -jropcnoTa, Adv., Comp. and rropaca or irpoffoj, further, furthest.
= iropavvw,
to offer,
*IIO'5, assumed as the interrog. Pron., answering and Sup. of to the relat. os, whence Troy, iroi, "nrj, ITU, also, irvOev, irodi, irofff, iroTf, and the Adj. iroVepos. hence to atirocrdKis Ep. iToo-o-aKi [a], Adv. (troffos} bow many
\
times f
how
often f Lat. quoties ?
Sup.
of
iropo-uvco [0] : Ep. fut. iropavvfu contr. -vvSi : to proffer, offer, (*TTO/XU) : give, present, furnish : fern. part, fut., fceivov iropavvtovoa. Ae'xos to prepare
his bed.
II.
Adv. (*TTOS) whither ? Lat. quo ? IlotmSciv and IIoTCuSav, dvos, 6, Dor. for Uoae lotuv. IToo-eiSdvios and -aovios, a, ov, Dor. for Ilotreiiroo-e,
Sduvios.
Iloo-eiSeiov, r6,
a temple of Neptune
neut.
from
generally, to
make ready, provide :
IIo<Tt8tos,
a, ov,
= TIoffiouvios.
cute, order,
2. to exeprovide for oneself, get ready. III. of persons, to arrange, adjust. treat with care, to cherish, tend : also to esteem.
iropcrctf,
Med.
to
Adv.,
,
= iroppca,
77,
irpocrcu:
see
iropffiov,
irop-
a/cos,
57,
= irupris,
calf.
-iropris, tos,
mal
a young heifer, calf: any young animetaph. a young maiden, girl, L,a.t.juvenca.
ITocreiSeaJv, wvos, Poseideon, 6, the sixth month of the Attic year, answering to the latter half of December and first half of January. IIoo-i8wv, wvos, o ace. Tloffeioui : voc. Tloaeioov : Homeric form IIo<riScta>v [a], dcavos, ace. doiva, voc. Ion. IIoo'i5aoj' : Dor. IIoTi8dv or IIoTiSdv, dvos IIocrciSecDv, cwos: Poseidon, Lat. Neptunus, son of
: :
Cronos and Rhea, brother of Jupiter, god of the
sea.
U2
580
IlocrciSwvios, a, OP, sacred to Neptune
(sub. if pa), the festival
[,
TCI
Uoaet-
of Neptune.
T"f}0o}ji.at
iroTecojiai, poet, for ireTOftai, to fly : fut. med. iro: aor. I pass. firoTrjOijv Dor. -dOrjv : pf.
f),
membrum
virile.
ir67roT77/icu
Dor. -a/iat (with pres. sense), Ep. 3

: :
pi.
typos, o, (iroaOr}) a little boy. iro<rt, dat. pi. of irovs : but ir6cri, vocat.
/,
of
iroffis.
noo-tS-qiov, TO, Ion. for UocciSeiov. IIoo-iSTjios, rf, ov, Ion. for Uoffdoetos, sacred to Poseidon or Neptune.
to be upon the 3 sing, plqpf. ireiroTrjTO wing, hover, flit about. iroSavos. Adv. -irws, TTOTSTTOS, -fj, 6v,
nfvoT-fjaTai
iroT-avXea), Dor. for irpoffavXfca.

iroT-ttwos, a, op, Dor. for irpoffrjyos.
IIO'2F2,
iroo*ts
o,
:
gen. Troops, dat.
irufffi
Ep. iroaff, voc.

:
or iroVt pi., nom. iroffcis, Ep. ace. itoaias husband, spouse, mate: when opp. to dp^p, TroViS was a lawful husband, dpr/p a paramour. iroorls, i os Att. (ox, rj, (rrivco) a drinking, drink,
1TOT6 Ion. KOT6, (*7ros) interrog. Particle, when f at what time f II. irore, enclit. Particle, at some
In answering clauses, time, at any time, once, erst. ITOTC p.ev TTore 8c . at one time at another ; ,
. . , . , . . .
.
sometimes
questions
sometimes;
Lat.
modo
..
modo
in
;
beverage: a drinking -botit ; irapa TT)P iroaiv, Lat. inter pocula, over their cups. irocros Ion. KOCTOS, rj, ov, interrog. Adj. of relat. how great ? how much ? O<TOS and demonstr. TOO*OS :
II. irocros, 17, OP, of what value? Lat. quantus? indef. Adj., of any size or number, Lat. aliquantus : (vl iroffov to a certain degree. irocr<r- f p,ap, Adv. (TTOO*OS, âp) in how many days ? within how many days ? ircxrcrt or -iv, Ep. for iroo*i, dat. pi. of rrous.
>
it
;
Ep. TtTrre
how
strengthens the interrogation, TI irore ever ? how possibly ?

for TLoffeiooav.
IIoTi8av, apos, Dor.

med. of
Trpofffjtdffao}.
iroTCjJtdâro, Dor. for irpoffefjiagaTO^ 3 sing. aor. I
ITOTG(JUU, Ep. for iroTaoftai, to fly. TTOTCOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of irivca, to be drunk, drinkable. II. iroTtov, neut. one must drink.
iroT-epco, Dor. for
irpofffpifa.
iroo-o-t-KpOTOS, OP, (irovs,

in
poTe<w) beaten by the foot
dancing.
irorepos, a, ov Ion. Korepos, rj, ov, (*iro, fTfpos) whether or which of the two-? L*t.utert z. the neut. ir6Tepov or voTCpa is freq. used as Adv. at the
ir6<r(n.s, 'ecus, o, poet, for iroVis, a husband. ir<xrratos, a, OP, (iroaTos) in how many days ? on
which day ?
iroaros, 77, OP, (iroVos) which of a number ? Lat. hwv many years ; quotus? rtoGTGV S^ CTOS effTiv OTC is it since ? II. how small ? Lat. quantulus. ITOT, shortd. Dor. for ITOT'I, rrp6s, only before the
. .
beginning of an interrog. sentence containing two .. ; like Lat. , contrary propositions, itoTfpov r\ utrum an f whether ? II. without , , or
.
,
interrog., like ojroVepos, either of the two, Lat. alteruter: iroT-tpxofjtai, Dor. for irpoffpxofj.ai.
irOTepwOu, Adv. (iroTepos} on whether of the two

sides
. .
on which of two
sides ?
at which of
two
?
Article, as TTQT TO), ITOT TOP, TTOT TO, etc. irora, Aeol. for TTOTC.
.places?
iroTtptos, Adv. of irorfpos, in which of two ways
iroT&'fe, Dor. for TrpoVerye, imperat.
Lat. utro
modo ?
iroT-aicro|jiat, Dor. fut. of irpoaact'Sw. TTOT-aivios, a, ov, also os, OP, (iroTi irp6s, aivos) like TrpoV^dTOS, newly told of, fresh, new, LaL recens:
to
|
iroT<pco<r, Adv. (iroTtpos) to whether of two sides ? which of two places ?

TTOT-exco, Dor. for irpoaex
TTOTf|,
l),
*.
metaph. unwonted, unheard-of.

irorap-etos, a, OP,
irorajJiciiJ/aTO,
= noTap.ios.
(TTOTaO/ttlt) flight.
[a]
iroT-Tjfiev,
ir6Tifip,a,
Dor. for itpooetvai,
inf.
sing. aor.
Dor. and poet, for irpofftjfietyaTO, 3 med. of irpoaafj,fi^(a. Dor. fut. med. (in pass, sense) of i,
,
aros, TO, (-rroTdoâi) flight.
iroTTjp.va, Dor. for 7roTa;/xepa, part, of iroTrjvos, TI, ov, v. TTOTOPOS.

iroTTjp, fjpos, 6,
(HO- Root
of vivca) a drinking-
Adv.
(TTOTO/ÔS) like
river.
cup, wine-cup.
s,
,
Ion. and poet, for i t], ov, *8os, poet. fem. of TroTa/zetos.
(TTOTttfios, GDUTO))
vTOS, ov,
drawn from a
stream or in streams.
irorap-ios, a, op, also os, OP, (TTOTCIJUOS) o/ or
ironqpiov, TO, (IIO- Root of irivoa) a drinking-cup, wine-cup. iroTT|s, ^TOS, -fj, (HO- Root of TTi'pcu) drink. ir6Tr)s, ou, 6, fem. irons, toos, (IIO- Root of irivaj)
drinker, tippler : with another Subst., ITOTT^S \VXVQS a tippling lamp: Comic Sup. fem., iroTiaTaTT) a hard drinker.
iroTrjTos,
TO,,
T\,
from a
river,
on a
river.
irorajJiovBe,
Adv.
6,
II.
info, to,
towards a river.
of
Trtpco)
From
a
river,
iroT&jxos, stream.
ov,
(IIO-, Root
op,
OP, (TTorao/iat) flying,
winged;
iroTrjTa,
personified, IIoTa/uos, 6,
(iTOTa/ios,
a river-god.
carried
away by a
iTOTop,o-c|>6p'T]Tos, river.
(ôpeoj)
fowls, birds. ITOTI, Dor. for
Trpos.
,
Dor. for
irpoffiairTat, rrpoff'
troravos, a, ov, (Troraoîat) Dor. for TTOT^POS, winged, flying, furnLhsd with wings.
Dor.
581
Dor. for npoaol'yfj.evos,
,
part. Ep. aor.
s,
neut. TTOV\V, Ep. for ;roXi;s, iro\v. Ion. for troXvfioTeipa. 17,
es,
Dor. for irpofftbuv.
Ion. for iro\vira6r)S.
iroTi-8pico[xau, -Bxio|j,ai,-86panos, Dor.

sroTi-eiXta), Dor. for irpoaet\e<u. ir<ma>, f. iffca Alt. iSi, (TTOTOS) to give to
drink
to
water.
-iroTi0i, Dor. for irpoafcs, aor. 2 imperat. of irpoaTi-
7rovXu-irXAvTjTOS r ov, Ion. tor iro\vir\dvrjTos. HOT'S, o, gen. TroSds : dat. pi. iroai Ep. iroaoi, ir68faar. Ep. gen. and dat. dual iroSouv: Lzt.PES, afoot: in plur. also a bird's talons or claws; the arms or feelers of a polypus: v\ivos irovs a wooden,
artificial
foot
Dor. for irpofftcfK\-, 3 sing.
pf. pass.- Stoffiv in
iroTi\eaTO, Dor. med. of irpoff\fy<a.
for irpoo~\ea.TO, 3 sing. aor. I
-TTOTifxos, ov, (HO- Root of mv(a) of water, fit to drink, fresh: opp. to salt: metaph. sweet, pleasant.
TTOTt-vio-0-op.ai,
Dor. for irpoov-.
Is iroSas \K Kf(f>a\rjs from head of close proximity, irpuaOcv iroSos or itooojv, irpoirdpoiQe iroduiv just before one's feet, i. e. so also, kv iroai, irapa TTOOUS, npo -aoous, before one ; before or beside one; irapa noSos irapoL TToSt, close straightway, at once : hence, TO. ev iroai and rd vpu
boxing and to race on foot : but,

to foot.
2.
in plur. also afoot-race, irii r/5c iroin the foot-race ; iroalv tpifciv
. .
TroTiireirrrjvia, Ep. pf. part. fem. of irpoffjrTrjffffca. jr<m-imj<r<rG>, Dor. for irpoffmvo~ffct}.
ITOCUIV
mon;
!<a TWOS iroSa X lV quick as he can f to have one's foot out of a thing, be clear of it destiny : one's evil destiny ; death. tvos irooos, i. e. alone, singly ; e iroTva, rj, Ep. for noTvia. rjavxov irooos as II. metaph. of things, the foot or lowest TTorvia, 77, a title used in addressing females quietly. Subst. lady, mistress, queen : c. 2. in a irorvta Orjpwv part, the foot of a hill, Lat. radix montis. gen., queen of wild beasts: as Adj. revered, august, a,wful : ship, ir68fs are the two lower corners of the sail, or only found in nom. and voc. ITOTVIO,, ace. iroTvtav, rather the ropes by which the sails are tightened and except that nom. pi. VOTVIOJ. is used of Ceres and slackened, the sheets ; irapitvat TOV iroSus to slack tbi sheet; so "xaXav iroSa, opp. to Teivftv iroSa to haul it Proserpine.
lot,
Dor. for norifa. Dor. for irpo-arafa. Comic Sup. of -nor-qs. iroTi-Tepmo, Dor. for irpoaTcpircj. anm-Tpoiraios, ov, Dor. for irpoarpjiraios. jrOTi-4>&>vY|i,s, ffoa, fv, Dor. for irpofffpcuvrjeis. iroTjios, o, (TrtTTTcu) that which befalls one, one's
),
,
em
what lies before one, anything obvious, com' 3. in various phrases: cp. fîroSajv, fKiroduv* irdoa. backwards, with one's face forwards ; ciri
avaxvpeiv to retreat without turning one's /card. iroSas with all the back, at one's leisure : power of one's feet, at full speed, on the track or ftarci iroSas rjfj.fpa the very trail, Lat. vestigio; f] ws iroowv x l as he is off for next, following day
irooa
:
feet, i.e. as
iroTviaSes, at, (TTOTVIO) the shouting, screaming ones, 2. also as pi. to irorvia, cpith. of the Bacchanals.
tight.
III.
afoot, as a measure of length.
IV.
afoot
awful, used of the Erinyes.

iroTviaop,cu<, Dep. to call out VUTVIO, iroTvia, to a deity : to invoke ivitb loud cries, cry aloud, shriek.
which has been done, a deed:
which one drinks, a drink, draught; aira xal irord meat and drink. 2. a spring offresh water, a well : generally, water.
ITOTOV, TO,
jroT-oSBco, Lacon. for upoaL^ca. (HO- Root of itivoj) that
that (irpaaao?) : generally, like Lat. res, a thing done, a thing, fact, matter, affair : esp. a thing right or fit to be done, one's business: irpfj'yfJiA
:
in Prosody. Ion. irp^yîa, arcs, irpa.y\i(3L
TO
effTi
fj,oi,
c. inf. it is
a negat, ovotv irpdyfja
iTOT-oirTaJX Dor. for irpoff-oirrdfa.

TTOTOS,
rj,
ov, verb. Adj.
from Root IIOirivcu)
(v. vivaj)
for drinking, drunk. ITOTOS, o, (nO- Root of

ing-bout, carousal.
2. quence. tion; of a person, fiv peyiaTov irprjyâ Arjfj,oiCTjSr]S with the greatnapd. fiaaiXti Democedes was treated est consideration by the king. 3. of a battle, an ac-
duty or business to do: with is no matter^ of no consean object of consequence or considera-
my
it
a drinking, a drink-
tion, affair.
4. of the business, job.
something disgraceful, the thing, II. in plur. irpdyuaTa affairs,

public business, the TWV 'EXXrjvui/ the
iroT-6<r8a>, Dor. for vpocrofa.
circumstances.
2. state-affairs,
TTOTTO, TTOTTOV, ITOTTu), ITOTTWS, TTOTTCIV, CtC., Dor. for TT/)JS TO, irp;js TUV, irpijs TGV, irpos TOVS, irpss Trjv,etc.
iroT-<^Kt, Dor. for irpoff-faKei. irov ; Ion. KOV ; interrog. Adv.
tihi ?
c.
:
power of
a state; TCL irpdypaTO.
the Greeks, political affairs or interests of kv TOI& Trpdyfjiaai men in office, ministers.
power ;
of
3. one's
(*TTO*)
;
where
Lat.
private affairs
dyaOcL itpdyfMTa a good condition of
where, in what gen., trov yfjs ; irov ^9ov6s 2. bow? part of the world? Lat. nbinam terrarumf in what manner? II. TTOV as enclit., anywhere,
affairs, success,
somewhere.
troiAti-iroSTjs, Ion. for iroXvnudrjs.
luck. 4. business, esp. in bad sense, troublesome business, trouble, annoyance; irpdyfX flv * ' bave trouble about a thing : irpdyp.aTa riv i to cause one trouble.
good
ta,J7,
irovXv-irovs, TrovXviros, Ion. for iroXvirovs, iro\vnos.
business, diligent study, diligence
(irpaynaTfvouat} the prosecution of a : the course cr mode
582
of treating a thing.
II.
an occupation, business ;
:
trade, calling, way of life suit: in plar. troubles.
law-business, a law-
with fut. med. irpaY|i,aTevo|juu Ion. -irprjYfL- : Dep. -fvaofjai, aor. I med. firpayfj.aTfvadiJ.rjV, pass, frrprjypass. irfirpayfjdTfVfj.at : (irpdyfjia) : to be busy, take trouble : c. ace. rei, to make a thing one's business, take in hand, treat of, labour to bring
and neut. of all the singul. cases in plur. both irpaot and irpafis in nom., irpdois and irpafai in dat. : neut. nom. and ace. is irpafa, rarely irpaa mild, soft : of persons, meek, gentle : of animals, tame : of sound,
:
:
HaTfvOrjv
pf.
2. soothing, gentle, low, soft. Comp. taming. Hence irpaoTfpos or irpavTfpos Ion. irprjvTepos.
TrpaoTrjs, T/TOS,
TI,
mildness, meekness, gentleness.

17,
on a business, Lat. negoliari : to prosecttte a lawsuit: irpayfMTfvfa&ai rfv VVKTO. to II. pf. irfirpayfjdTfvspend the night in business. fai also in pass, sense, to be laboured at, worked out. irpaYndrtov, TO, Dim. of -rrpdyfja, a petty lawsuit. one who irpaYp'STO-8C<|)T)S, ov, 6 (irpdyfj.aTa, oTtpdoi) hunts up lawsuits, a pettifogger.
it
about
esp. to carry
= <j>pV(s,
this
IXPATIldg,
the
tSos,
mostly used in
pi.
vpaniSfs, af,
was
then, since midriff, diaphragm : thought to be the seat of the understand-
2. like (pplvfs, the ing, understanding, the heart, [f]
mind:
also
irpa<rid, -fi,(irpdffov)
a bed in a garden, garden-plot:
irpaatal wpaaiai by companies.

irpdcrtjxos, ov, (irpdais) venalis.
irpaYOS, cos, TO, poet, for irpdyna: also

state-affairs.
= jrpcty/wiTa,
for
sale, to be
sold, Lat.
irpoo-is, f<us Ion. irp-qo-ts, tos,

irpavs, mildly, gently. for irpaOftv, aor. 2 inf. of vtpdca.
37,
(irirrpdffico})
sell-
irpaccos,
Adv. of
ing, sale.
irpa0civ, Ep.
irpdOeis, aor.
HPA'SON,
TO,
leek, Lat.
porrum.
[a]
of irtirpdffKca. of viirpdaKoa. irpdO-fjvai, aor. I pass. inf. irpaiTwpiov, TO, the Lat. praetorium, the tent or hall of the praetor : a judgment-hall : the palace of the
I pass. part,
TrpScro-KOvpov, TO, (irpdffov, Kflpca) a leek-slice. IIpa<ro-o4>dYos, 6, Ep. for IJpaffo-tydyos, (irpdffov, <payetv) Leek-eater, name of a frog.
npao-omos,
of a frog.
irpd(rcro|JLes,
d, poet, for irpaaaios,
Leek-green,
name
chief magistrate.
irpaiCTCOs,
a,
II.
ov,
verb.
Adj.
of
irpdffffca,
to
be
Dor. for
irpdffffoftev.
done.
neut. TrpaKTfov, one
must do.
one that
irpa,KTT|p Ion. irpijierrip, ijpos, 6, (irpdffffoi) Hence does, a doer: a trader, merchant.
Ion. irp-fjo-orw Att. irpdrTto : fut. irpdgcu Ion. irpri(i) aor 1 tvpaa. Ion. ftrpyga : pf. irfirpaxa Ion. irfirpijxa, and in intr. sense pf. 2 irfirpdya :
' -
nPA'5511
irpaicTT|pios, ov, executing, accomplishing. irpaKTiKos, 17, ov, (irpdaaca) fit for doing, fit for action or business: active, busy, able, effective, energetic.
Pass., fut. irpaxO^cfOfjiai, paullo-post f. ireirpdgofJiai : aor. I firpdxOrjv : pf. iifirpaypjai : properly, to pass
irpaKTOs,
17,
ov, verb. Adj.
done ;
TO. irpatCTa subjects
of irpdaaoj, done, to be of moral action, opp. to TO,
voirjTa.
through, like ircpdco ; aAa irprjaffftv to pass through the sea ; o8ov vprjaceiv to pass through, finish a journey : hence, in common usage, to achieve, bringabout, effect, accomplish, to do, work; irpdfffffiv K\fos, to achieve, win glory: to take charge of a thing. II.
to practise a business, trade, iSia to attend to, mind one's
irpdicrup, opos, 6, poet, for irpaKT'/ip, one who does or executes, a worker. II. one who exacts pay2. one who exacts punishment, a tax-gatherer. a punisher^ avenger; also as Adj., avv oopl /col ment, X epi irpaKTOpi with avenging hand.
IIpdp.vcios or Ilpdpaos olvos, 6, Pramnian wine, so called from Mount Pramn6 in the island of Icaria.
.irpdv, Doric Adv.,
way of life; irpaTTfiv TO, own affairs, opp. to irpaTTfiv Ta icoivd, TCLTTJS TToXfus to manage state-affairs: also absol., i/cavosirpaTTtiv competent fo manage public affairs : hence, generally, to transact, manage; irpaTTfiv Qtjfiaiots T<i irpdyij.aTa to manage matters for
III. to do, practise, Lat. agere: absol. to act, be the doer or agent. IV. intr. to be in a certain state or condition, fare : esp. fv or KaK&s irpaTTfiv to do or fare well or ill ; esp.
the interest of the Thebans.
= irpiv,
before: formerly, one time,
lately; irpdv iroKa a short
time ago. [a]
irpttvrjs, fs, Dor. and Att. for irprjvrjs. irpais, teas Ion. irp-fjîs, tos, -r), (irpaffaoti)
a doing,
business, 2. the for purposes of traffic. progress or result of a business; ov TIS irpr}is irf\fTat yooio no good
irprjgiv
transaction, business, affair ;
KaTa
on
in pf. 2 irfirpdya. also to deal well
2.
or
ill,
fv and Kaiccas irpaTTfiv mean to behave well or ill topers. et rei, irpaTTfiv TIVCL VI. c. dupl. ace. in
wards.
TI to
V. c. dupl. ace. do something to one.

:
comes of weeping
oracles.
irprjgis
XW
'V&v ^>e
ssue
f tne
another sense, irpaTTftv Ttva dpyvptov to exact

:
money
a doing, acting, action, opp. to from one metaph., <f)6vov irpaTTfiv to exact punishird6os, suffering. III. intr. a doing (well or ill), ment for a murder and so to avenge : Pass., irta certain state, condition. IV. the exaction of irpayfj.fvos TOV tpopov having the tribute exacted: VII. money or of punishment : revenge. Med., irpdgaoOai to exact or extort for oneself. irpdovcos, Adv. of Trpaos, formed from obsol. irpdcw, c. ace. pers., irpaTTfiv Ttvd to make an end of him,
II.
temperately.
IIPA O5,
neut. irpdov
the
fern, in
is
from irpavs (Ion.
irprjiis),
which
use is rrpat ?a, also used in masc.
Lat. conficere; pf. pass. part. irfirpayiJifvos undone* utterly ruined, Lat. confectus. irpdoxo, fut. of TriirpdoKiu. [a]
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irpdTTjp Ion. irpY)TT|p, T^pos, o, (irf-iTpdfMu) dealer.
seller,
rrpefffia,
fem. of -npta&vs, the august,
venerated.
irpto-pcujjia, aTos, TO, (Trpco-êitu) one sent on an embassy, an ambassador.
a place irpdnfipiov Ion. irpT]Ti?ipiov, TO, (ire-Trpd/zat) for selling, a market, mart.
TrpaTio-Tos, Dor. for Trpamo-Tos. [a] irpdros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of nnrpdffKta, to be sold.
TrpO-pv<Tts, embassage.
irp6crpJ&>,
intr. to
77,
(npfa0fvca) a serving on
o, (irpeffpevQ}}
:
an embassy,
irpdros, a. ov, Dor. for irpuros.
irpeo-pVTT|S, ov,
f.
an ambassador.
:
irpdrrw, Att. for

softly-smiling.
irpdaffa).
o,
77,
irpdv-YeXcos Ion. irprfuy-, arros,

irpdv-jn]Tis, counsel.
tos,
6,
77,
(Trpai's, 'yeA.cus)
*>\
(npav's,
HTJTIS)
of gentle
(trpia&vs} : take place of others, properly, by right of seniority, to take precedence, c. gen. : hence to rule over, sway, c. gen. : absol. to be best. II. trans, to place as oldest, first,
be older or eldest.
2. to
(vff(a
pf.
ntirpiofitvKa
irpavvcris, fcas, 77, a softening, appeasing. irpdiSvco Ion. TrpT]i5v&> [u] : fut. irpavvta
:
From
:
to
put first in rank

:
hence
to
pay honour or worship
aor. I
|
to
pf. irfirpavo'fj.ai firpdvva: Pass., aor. I cirpauvOrjv to make soft, mild or gentle, to soften, (irpavs): Pass, to become gentle, calm soothe, calm, tame:
:
Pass, to be first or foremost, hold the first place : also to have the advantage, have the best of it, Lat.
down ;
of passion, to abate.
77,
III. to be an ambassador, treat antiquior esse. or negotiate as one : Med. to send ambassadors : also to go as ambassador : Pass., pf. part. T<i ire-
irpdv-irdOcia,
(irpavs, itdOos) gentleness.
Trpoos. irpdvs, Trpaaa, rrpau, Ion. irpi]i5s, irpdijTrjs, 77x05, 77, mildness, gentleness.
irpfff@fvfj.eva the acts
of an ambassador.
TTpco'/Sct.
Hence
7Tpo
3'T],
77,
Ion. for
irpacas,
irpep-voOcv,
utterly.
Adv. of irpdos, mildly, gently. Adv. from the stump, root and branch,
irp<rpT|iov, TO, Ion. for irpto&tiov. rrp<rpT|ios, 77, ov, Ion. for irpfafiews.
irp6<rj3i]is,
iSos,
77,
= rrpffffia
irpffffirjis
Tiftrj
the
From
highest or most valued honour.

irpeo-pis,
T),
IIPE'MNON,
tree,
TO, the lowest part of the trunk of a the stump, Lat. caudex : generally, the stem,
poet, for
irpfff(3fia,
age.
trunk.
irpciTovTCos,
Adv.
part,
of
Trpetrw, in fit
manner, fitly,
meetly, beseemingly, gracefully. irpeTTTOs, rj, 6v, (irpfvca) distinguished, eminent. nPETIfl : fut. irptyca : aor. I fnpfâ no pf.
:
irp&rpuTTOS, 77, ov, poet. Sup. of irpfapvs. irp<rpos, TO, (7rpe073vs) an object of reverence. irpo pv yvia, ^ seniority of birth. From trp co-pii- YVTJS, es, (irptffftvs, yeveffdai) eldest-born. IIPE'2BT5, vos and us, 6, an old man, poet, for
>
<
is
:
found
to be clearly seen or heard, be

:
conspicuous
to be distinguished in or by a thing generally, to be III. II. to be like, resemble. plain or manifest. to become, beseem, suit; c. dat. pers., 6v(nd OvaToTai 2. imTrperm mortal things beseem mortal men.
: hence, as from an Adj., come the Degrees of Comparison, see irpffffivrfpos, irpfff&vTaTos, II. an elder : then, since the elders irp6<rf3iffTOS. were preferred to power and dignity, irpeaftfis, ol, dat.
irpfffftvTrjs
irpeff/Sfaiv, elders, chiefs, princes.
2.
an ambas-
sador.
\
pers. irpfirfi, Lat. decet, it is fitting, it beseems, suits, becomes, c. dat. pers. et inf. : when the ace. follows
alone, this depends on an inf. omitted, as, TiaaaOai OVTOJ, us tKfivovs [riaaoOai] -npt-nft to avenge ourselves, as
it
irpco-pirraros, 77, ov, Sup. of itpsa&vs, eldest : hence venerable, reverend, honoured. irpco-pih-epiov, TO, a council of elders (irptoftvTfpot).
From
-irpeo-pvTepos, a, ov,
is
fit [to
rarely c. gen. pers.,
avenge ourselves upon] them irpeirov r^v Saipovos TOV '/xo To5e
:
Comp.
ofirpffffivs, elder:
hence
this were well worthy of my evil genius. neut. TO tipfirov, TOV irpenovTos, that which fitness, propriety, Lat. decorum.
irpcir-wS-Tjs, fs, (irpeirw, fiSos) fitting,
3. part,
is
seemly,
becoming, suit-
superior by birth, and so generally, greater, higher, more important ; TO, TOV 9fov irpfffl3vTCpa iroiflaOai to the gods rf Ta TUV dvSpuv to reckon their duty II. as Subst., trpfffsuperior to their duty to men. an elder fivTfpos, 6, an elder of the Jewish Council
:
able, proper.
of the Church, a presbyter.

old Ep. fem. of irpfff@vs, the august,
irpQ-pa, honoured.
775, 77,
by
nity.
KCLTCL -npfff77, (irpfafievcu) age, seniority; II. rank, the right of the elder. digIII. as ambassadors were usually old men,
,
an embassy, embassage,
irpeo-pciov, Ion.
the body of ambassadors. and Ep. -T|iov, TO, (jrpeff^cvca) a such as was offered to an elder; mostly gift of honour,
ov, (irptGfivs) vene-
an old man, Lat. fem. irpeafivTis, iSos, an old woman. Hence irpco-pvTiKos, 77, 6v, like an old man, elderly. irpco-pvTO-SoKOS, ov, (irpfo-fivTTjs, 6t xA*aO receiving the aged. irpcvp.Vta, 77, kindliness, graciousness. From irpev-jicvris, fs,(irprji;$, fif vos) gentle of mood, kindly t
irpco-pv-nrjs [u], ov, 6, (trpia&vs)
:
senex
gracious.
,
II.
in pi. privileges, prerogatives. irpecrpetos, a, ov Ion. -ifjios, rable.
77,
ovos, 6, Trpd>v. Ion. for irpdyfjia. ,

,
propitiating.
Ion. for irpayiMTevofM.1.
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'
TTptiyopetoVor
r
Yl PO'.
once on a time; iro\v
irpiv long ago. 3. often inserted between the Art. and its Aiycvs (sc. 6 irpiv &v\ ancient Aegeus;
'"'P' "r'ir-r crop of a bird, so called
lY P" v
the V ( P> aydpoj) because the food is there col'
os "
irpiv 7TOT6
in Att.
it is
lected before
irpTj0-fjvai,
it
passes into the stomach. Ion. for irpaOijvai, aor. I
Subst., 6 irplv
pass.
inf.
of
the day before. II. f) irplv rjfjifpa (sc. 57 irplv ourfa), irpiv is often followed by 77, so that irplv ij is exactly
like the Lat.
f.
faca
:
aor. I eirprjffa
no
perf. in use
(see 7rt/t7rp77/)
eirprjffev
8'
to
blow up. swell out by blowing ;
dvfîos pfffov loriov the

2. to
wind swelled out
the middle of the sail. 'drive out by blowing.
blow out, force or
trpTjKT^p, fjpos, 6, Ion. for irpaKTrjp. TrpujJiaCvw, (rrpâj) to blow, blow bard. IIPHNH'2 Dor. irpavT|s, fs, gen. eos contr. ovs, Lat. pronus, bent forward, bead-foremost, opp. to
priusquam, before that. , followed sometimes by the Infin., sometimes by Subj., etc.: instead of 77, irpiv is often repeated in the relat. clause, as, ris Kev avffp irplv rKairj, irplv \vffaffd' trapovs rrdpos and irpoaOt are often also put in the anteced. clause but irpiv is also very often instead of the first irpiv : used alone for irpiv ij, so that it becomes a Conjunc. :
tion, like
priusquam.
iTpivtSiov, TO,
irpCvtvos,
rj,
Dim. of
irpTvos.
ijnnos.
(up-hill).
irpTjvijco,
2.
down-bill,
downwards, opp. to opOios
Hence
f.
headlong:
to throw ffca : aor. I pass. firpqvixOrjv : Pass, to fall headlong. I inf. of irpdffffca. irpf|(;<u, Ion. for irpagai, aor. and Ion. for irpais. irp-rjf is, tos, T), Ep.
made from the holm or evergreen oak, Lat. ilignus : metaph. oaken, tough, sturdy : dv8pcs irpivivoi hearts of oak. IIPrNOS, 6, the holm-oak, evergreen oak, Lat.
ov, (irpTvos)
ilex.
II.
the scarlet oak.

s,
irpiv-wSijs,
(irpwos, eTSos) like bolm-oak,
tough
y , Ep. for eirprjcrev, 3 sing, aor, I Ion. for irpdffis, sale. , tos, T),
irpTj<r(ra),
of
irprjdca.
as oak.
rrptov-u)8irjs, es, (irpicav, fi8os) like
tiffa, ev, aor. I part.
77,
Ep. and Ion. for
irpdffaca.
irpur0ts,
a saw, jagged. pass, of irpica.
irptjoTTTip, rjpos, 6, (vpTjOca, irprjacu)
a flash of
light-
II. a hurricane. ning, a thunderbolt, irpÔTts, ca>s, $, see trpiaris. of irprjOco to blow. 2. fut. of -rrpTjo-o), fut.
irtft-
vprjfu to burn. irpi]TT|piov, TO, Ion. for npa.T'rjpiov , a market. irpii]v-vo[Aos, ov, Ion. for irpaiivofjios, (irprjvs, vopos)
[y] From Ion. for irpaiiva) [v] fia, v, Ion. for irpd'vs. [u] irpTjv-Tevuv, OVTOS, 6, (irprjvs, Ttvav) with neck. [y]
, : ,
a sawing. a sawyer : a saw : irpiffrfjpes odovTts the incisors or front teeth. irpioris, ccws, -r), a kind of whale: but the true nam is Trp-rjo-Tis, ccos, 77, the blower (from irprjOca). TrpurTos, 17, ov, verb. Adj. of irp'ua, cut with a saw, sawn : that may be sawn.
irpicrts, ecus,
{irpioS}
irpio-TTjp, Tjpos, 6, (npioo)
of gentle manners, gentle, meek,
upico,
= irpitioo,
imperat. aor. 2 of &V(O(w.i.
irpiatjjuii. aor. 2 subj.
of tuvfOfiai.
:
nPI'n,
tamed
asunder
or
esp.
:
imperat.
itpTe
aor. I firplffa
:
pf. irfirplica
Pass., aor. I
Ep. ovos, 6, = irp<uv, a jutting rock, foreland, headland, promontory. irpidjjievos, aor. 2 part, of uvcofjuu. irptaCjjnjv, aor. 2 opt. of un/eo/zcu.
irp-rjwv,
(irpiadrjv: pf. irtirpio-jMLi to sever, cut in twain.
to saw, saw II. to grind
Sivos
UptgîKos, Priam.
Chief,
17,
ov, also fem. Ilpiajxis, iSos,
of or for
the
ITpiajjios, o,
Priam, king of Troy: properly Leader (from Kept or npiv).

f.
nptairi(;<) Ion. npt-rjiri^co,
iffw, to be like Priapus.
From
npCairos
dens and
chiefly
Ion. ITpiTjiros, o, Priapus, the
god of
gar-
vineyards, and generally, of worshipped at Lampsacus.
agriculture,
irpCacrQai, aor. 2 inf. of wveofiai. irptdcro, imperat. aor. 2 of uveoftai. irpiaro, Ep. 3 sing, of firpid^Tjv, aor. 2 of uvfoftat.
irpt^co,
f.
irpicra},
= -npica,
the teeth, Lat. stridere orfrendere dentibus; with rage generally, to bite. III. to seize as with the teeth, grip, holdfast, Lat. stringere. [t] irpiwv, ovos, 6, (irpica) a saw. [t] irpicov, owos, 6, (irpica) a sawyer, [t] IIPO', before, Lat. PRO, PRAE, PREP. WITH I. of Place, before, in front of; irpb GENIT., oi/cov, irpo oopajv, in front of the house, hence outside. 2. of persons, 3. going before another. in front of, so as to defend arrival irpo Tpdxav to stand in front of, i. e. in defence of the Trojans hence in favour of, for. 3. irpb ooov further on the road, i.e. forwards. II. of Time, before, to ftfra c. ace. opp. (after) : often in phrase irpb TOW* TOU and irpb TOV, before this, ere this: but irpb b TOV, for 6 npj TOV, the one III. of before the other.
gnash
to
saw.
[t]
:
HPI'N Dor. irpdv, Adv, of Time I. in independent sentences, before, formerly, erst, Lat. prius : also with the Art., TO 2. irpiv or ronpiv, formerly. before that, first, sooner; vpw 8e KCV OVTI oexotwv
beforetime
I
ITptTrjiros, o, Ion. for Upiairos.
Choice, before, sooner or rather than; aipetaOai TI nvos to choose one thing before another. IV. of Exchanging, for, in lieu of, instead of; Iv irpb
irpo
iro\\Siv
one thing in
lieu
of many.
V. of Cause,
Lat. prae,for, because of; irpb <p60oiofor fear; irpb there/or*.
would not
at all receive
him
strengthd.,
POSITION: some words
may
be put between
irp6
TT/>O
irpoaTreijui.
585
:
and
its
Subst.,
but
it is
never put after
its
case, except
after the Ep. gen. in -61, as, 'IXioOi irpo, ovpavodi irpo. I. of Place, before : in irpo, absol. as Adv.,
From TTpoatperos, 17, ov, chosen before, preferred. irpo-aipcu, f. 170-0; aor. 2 rrpoftXov pf. irporjprjKa to take away before or first. 2. to bring forward
:
:
front, forth. sooner.
II.
of Time, before, beforehand,
f.
IN COMPOS., of Place, before, forth, forward: before the eyes, in one^s presence; as in Trpo-fiaivca, also defence, as in npo-Kivirpo-fta\Xaj, irpo-TiOrjî
:
or forth, produce publicly. II. Med. Trpoaipeo/jLai -TjaofAai : aor. 2 trpoei\6fj.i)v : pf. pass, (in med. to take or choose before or sooner sense) irpoijprjfjLai
: :
II. of Time, before, beforehand, earlier, 1 III. of Preference, rather ? as in Trpo-ayycAAcu. as in irpo-aipcofjuii. IV. strengthening, sooner, irpo-aior0Avopiav, Dep. with fut. med. -aiaOrjffofJiai, aor. 2 as in irpo-iras, irpo-iraXai, irpo-icaKos. riaOo^v, pf. pass. irpoyaOrjfjLai : to perceive,
ovvevo).
2. abchoose deliberately, prefer. 3. to purpose or intend a thing : to determine previously ; to undertake.
than another, prefer one thing to another.
sol. to
f. -0776X0), to announce beforehand. irpo-dyycXos, ov, {irpo, 0776X05) announcing beforehand : as Subst., irpodyye\os, 6, a herald, har-
irpo-a.YYXX<tf,
binger.
learn or observe beforehand. 2. to learn before. TTpo-atTiaojiai, f. -daopMi, Dep. to accuse beforehand. Trpoaicr|Koa, pf. of irpoaK ovca.
irpo-aKovriJo),
f.
irpodyY X<ns,
intimation.
77,
(irpoayy(\\<u)
aforewarning, early
icrca,
to
throw a javelin before:
hand :
fut., aor.
Pass, to be darted before.

f.
irpo-aYopeoto, f.acai aor. I -rjyopevffa pf.-rjyupevicai
but the Att.
and
pf. are irpofpu, irpoeinov,
irpo-SKovu), beforehand.
aKovaofJuii
pf. -ajtrjKoa
to
hear
hand
irpofiprjKa: that .
phesy.
to tell beforehand: c. inf. to tell beforeto forewarn. 2. to foretell, proII. to tell before others or publicly : to
'
irpo-a\T|s, 6, (-npo, a\Ao/zt) springing
forward :
overhanging, abrupt.
publish or proclaim publicly: to issue a public notice. irpo-dyw, f. dca aor. 2 irporjyayov pf. irporjx to lead forPass., aor. I TrpoTjxBrjv pf. Trporjyfjiai ward, lead on or onward: also to escort or conduct on2. SaKpv irpodyciv to bring out or shed a ward.
: :
-
-aXwaopai, and
hand.
irpo-aXiorKop.ai, Pass., with fut. med. (in pass, sense) (in same sense) aor. 2 and pf. act.
:
-eaAoX -6aAamt
to be
taken or convicted beforerjfJidpTijKa:
-irpo-dp.apTa.vco, f. -dfJiapTTjffoiMii: pf. to fail or sin before.

TTpo-ttp.TJvop.ai,
f. :
tear.
carry forward : to bring on: metaph. to lead on to a thing, induce, persuade. 4. to pro3. to
repeal beforehand
-apvvovfjiai, Med. to ward off or absol. to defend oneself.
Pass, to advance, increase. II. mote, advance : intr. to lead the way, go before, go onwards, proceed, advance.
II. a pandering, irpoayvyeia,, 77, a leading on. From procuring. irpoaYwyevco, f. aoj, (jrpoaywy6s) to lead on to prostitution, of a procurer. irpo-S-ywyos, , (irpodyca) a pander, pimp, procurer. )VOS o, (irpo, dyuv) a preliminary contest. irpo-fiY"v ^
^
Trpo-ava|3aivto, f. âofjat, to before, so as to preoccupy.

7rpo-avaj3u.XXop.ai,
go up
to or
mount
Med.
to sing or
play by way of
prelude
(01/0)80X77).
f. o>, to lead up before ; irpoavdyeiv put out into the high sea before : Pass, to
irpo-ava,Y&>,
vavv
put
to
to sea before.
f.
7rpo-av<upi>,
770*0;,
f.
to
remove
before.
:
irpo-avaicrip-oco,
uaca, to use up, spend before
irpo-d'ywvtjo|xai, f. iaofjuai, Dep. tojight before. to fight for or in defence of.

irpo-aSiKfco,
f. rjffa),
2.
to
wrong another first :

make a prelude.
fut.
to
com-
Pass., (Ion. part. pf. irpoavaiffifj.<ufji(vos for irpoavyatHQ}fj.(vos), to be spent, consumed, used up before. irpo-avaic!vea>, f. 770*0), to stir up before.
mit the first wrong.

irpo-a8o>, to sing before,
irpo-a.i8cop.ai,
pass.
-rrpo-avaXio-Kto, fut. -araXaVo; : aor. I -avdXtvaa : Pass, to throw to use up, spend, consume before :
aor. I
Dep. with
med. -6o"o/#u,
away
one's life before.

f.
f.
irporiOa6r)V, pf. pass. Trpo^SrjfJLat, Ion. 3 Trpoto owe one special respect, be TjSearo for -771/7-0: under great obligations to one.
irpo-avapirdfo),
7Tpo-avaxwpw,
f-
770-0;,
77,
-daofjiai, to arrest beforehand. Hence to go away before.
irpoavax<*>pT]0'is,
<*>>
irpo-cupop,ai,
v.
sub
irpoaipfca.
to
a former departure. hold up before.
1. intr. to
irpoaipeors, (us, f], (rrpoaipeofMii) a choosing one jut out beyond. to acTrpo-uvvrw [y] and -avvco : f. -avvau [v] thing before another, deliberate choice, purpose ; \K 7T/>oatpeo-6o>s, Lat. ex institute, of set purpose, advisedly; complish or complete first. Kara irpoaipcaiv, in same sense. 2. irpoaipeais 0iov irpo-aira-yopeija), f. acu, to give in or fail beforehand. a purpose or plan of life. 3. irpoaipfcris iro\iTias irpo-airaXXao-o-w Att. -TTW, f. a>, to remove beforea mode of government, a policy. hand : Pass, to depart or die before. meet beirpo-atpTOv, verb. Adj. of irpoaipeoftai, one must irpo-airavraa), f. 770-0;, to go forth to meet, choose or prefer. forehand, be beforehand with.
:
irpoaip6TtK6s,77,oV,(7r/)oa/peo/*ai) disposed to prefer.
irpo-dimpA, to go away first.
586
2. / with no pres. in use (cp. irpo- wearing fast ; but also, to be gone by, past. irpo-aimirov, aor. 2 Med., aor. I Trpoairfi- go before, hence to be before, be superior to anpf. TTpoairfiprjKa II. Causal, in fut. irpo(3r)aa), aor. I -40r)0a, other. to renounce first. irdfirjv: to move or put forward, advance, promote. III. aor. 2 inf. of irpoairtpxofMU <irpoaiT6X0iv, <LOT 2 act. (Xf VffOfJMl f. TjXOoV. the pres. and aor. 2 are sometimes used with an ace. TTOO-Q,'jrfp\OUiQ,l, of the instrument of motion, as, irpo&a.iveiv ir6oa, to go away, depart first. Dep.
ayopfvoj)
'.
trpo-a,iff\Q&vou,a,i,
f.
a7T^0jyo"o/fcu
Pass,
'.to be
to
advance one's foot or
leg.
(irpo,
haled beforehand.
/
irpo-airtKveojiai,
for trpoa^rjyfOfMii. jrpo-a.Trr\yfO\i,a.i, Ion. for irpoa<piKV(OfJiai.
Ion. for 7rpo/3a^ctos, , leader of the Bacchanals.
|8a-
f. -odgca, to prove or shew first. f. -Oavov/Mi, to die before or first: irpo-airoOvTicricG), of a coward, to die beforehand. f. rjoca, to bewail beforehand.
irpo-airoSiticvv|Ai,
irpopdXecncov, Ion. aor. 2 of trpofiaXXu. aor. 2 irpovfiaXov irpo-pdXXco, f. /SaXcD

:
pf.
$t'-
to &Xr]Ka., pass. -0e^\rjfJiai throw to: to putforth beyond.

:
throw or cast before, II. to throw forward,
irpo-airo0pT]v&>,
irpo-airoKTctvco,
throw away.
to
irpo-airoicXT)p6a>,
f.
hao), to assign
away beforehand.
npopdXXtw kavrov
f.
-KTCVCU, to kill beforehand.

aofjuai,
rrpo-airoXavoj,
irpo-airoXetirco,
f. f.
to enjoy beforehand.
II.
expose or give up to a thing; IV. give oneself up for lost. put forward, put in the foreground : to propose: also hazard, venture, stake, 2. to put forpledge.
III. to
to
also to allege, plead an excuse. throw before one, throw away. II. to : Pass., with fut. throw beyond, beat in throwing: hence, to surpass, irpo-airoXXityu., to destroy first excel. III. to set before oneself, propose to onemed. -oXovfiat, pf. 2 act. -6X(u\a, to perish first. or dis- self. IV. to put forward, propose for election, f. ^cy, to send away, dismiss irpo-a'rro'Trep.'niC), Lat. designare : also to bring forward, cite, quote, bandfirst. airoaTtXXco. produce on one's own side : to quote as an example : irpo-airoo-nlXTlvat, aor. 2 inf. pass, of or to use as an excuse or pretext. V. to hold before irpo-airooTeXXo), f. -airoffTeXw, to send away Pass, to be sent in advance. oneself, to put forth as a shield or defence : absol. ^despatch in advance : in Pass, to stand on guard: w f. <y, to slay or butcher before. hence also, 7rpo/3dAirpo-airo<r<|><5. XeoQat aviniayiav to put forward the plea of an irpo-airOTpira>, f. tyta, to turn away beforehand: alliance so in pf. pass, part., trpo0f@\r)nevos TWOS Med. to turn oneself away from, to leave off doing. put before another s a cover or shield; Trpo@((3\r)irpo-airoxcopo, f. rjaof^ to go away before. to snatch up first. VI. to denounce or accuse fjifvos, 77, ov, defensive. TTpo-apirdJo), f. acu and daofjiai,
â,
to
abandon beforehand.
ward an argument :
Med.
to
intr. to fail before
or first.
>
in front of
irpo-aoreuov Ion. --fjuov, TO, (irpo, affTv) the space a town, a suburb, the environs, Lat.
ITpO-dorTlOV,
T(5,
of a thing
Pass, to be publicly impeached.
pomoerium.
= TTpodffTClOV.
irpoj3dXoi|ju, [a], aor. 2 opt. of irpo&dXXca. 7rpo(3<is, dffa, dv, aor. 2 part, of irpofiaivaj. irpo-|3ao-avt, f. iaca, to try or torture before.
/
irpo-avBdco, inf. irpcuvbdv, contr. for irpoavfidv, f. ficro), to declare before or first. irpo-avXtov, TO, (irpo, avXif) a place before a court,
vestibule, porch. the flute.
^ on>
irp6|3a<7is, 77, (TTpofiaivai)
a steppingforward,
II.
as
a Collective noun, things that walk, cattle.
TrpopSrcCa,
herd's
cattle
life.
f),
(irpofiaTevca) sheep-keeping,
a shep-
II. (irp6,
av\6s) a prelude on
TrpoparevTiKos,
oaiiri
rj,
6v,
'
'"'p lY~ irpo-a<{)T]Yf op-ai to relate, detail, or explain before.
^ -^0"^* Dep.
:
'
17
-KT] (sub.
Tex 1 7?)*
suited to the breeding of the art of breeding or

.
irpo-a<l>iKveo|jiai, come to first.
f.
-<o/#u
Dep.
to arrive or
From keeping cattle, esp. sheep, Lat. pecuaria. irpop&TCveo, f. a<a, (jrpo&aTOv) to keep sheep, be a
shepherd.
med. -airoffTrjffofMi, aor. irpo-a<j>o-Ta[juit, Pass., fut. to revolt 2 and pf. act. -aitfOTrjv, -cupcffTrjita : II. to desist before. beforehand.
irp6{3a, for irpo^rjOi, aor. 2 imperat. of npoâivca.
irpo|3d8if]v [a],
irpop&TtKos,
-fj,
cv, (irpo&aTov)
of or for sheep
17
TrpofiaTiKrj (sub. irv\ij}, the sheep-gate.
irpo|3aTiov, TO, Dim. of irpoparov, a little sheep: npoffaTiov /Stos the life of a poor sheep, i. e. a lazy,
slothful
life.
Adv.
(rrpo)8aij/cy)
as one goes along:

Trpo:
going
f@r]v
on, straightforward.
irpoJ3aTO-Yvco|xtov, ov, gen. ovos, (irpofiaTov, ^vw^rf)
'TTpo-j3aivo), fut. -0r)ffOfjLai: pf.
-0e&r)Ka: aor. 2
if
a good judge of
character.
cattle
metaph. a good judge of
contr.
irpovprjv,
inf.
irpoprjvai, part, irpoftds
Ep. pres. part. irpo/3i0d$, daa, ov (as

/3?;//t),and irpo&l&tjv to step forward,
from
irpofti:
-WVTOS
(as if
from
7rpo/3(/3o))
ward: mostly used

;
irp6{3S-rov, TO, (irpofiaivca) anything that goes forin plur. irpofiaTa, animals in
cattle,
go
on, advance,
make progress
general, esp.
a drove orfiock: mostly of small a sheep-
daTpa. irpofieKrjKf the stars are far gone; irpo&rjvai troppca (j-oxOrfpias to be far gone in knavery: of Time, to go on, wear away, r) vv irpopaivd the night is
cattle, esp. sheep.
-rrpopaTO-ircbXirjs, ov, o, (irp<j&a.Tov, ircuXfta)
dealer.
587
]KO,, pf.
irpo-JJovXij,
fj,
(irpo,
/SovAij)
forethought
malice
JKCI, pf.
i,
pf. 2
of 7T/>o/3aAAcy. of irpo0ov\onai.
prepense.
7rp6j3t](Jia,
aros, TO, (Trpofiaiv<a)
step forward.
Dep.
by
irpo-{3ovXop.ai, pf. 2 irpoflefioi Aa in pres. sense to wish rather, to prefer one before another.
: :
irpo|3T)crop.ai, fut.
of irpo&aivu.
:
to Trpo-ptaôfxat, f. -aaop.a.i Dep. : force, force through before. f. -pifidaca Att. -/3r/3a> : irpo-J3ipda>
:
obtain
irpojSovXo-rrats, TTatSos,?), (7rpo/3ovAos, Trafs) irpo/SovAoVajs "'A.rrjS, = irpufiov\os Trafs 'ATTIS, Abe crafty of Ate.
child^
Causal of
irpofiaivcu, to
make
to
go forward, bring forward.
H^
irp6-J3ouXos, oy, (irpu, QovXij) debating beforehand as Subst., irp60ov\ot, of, preliminary or for others:
counsellors, a committee to examine measures before also, deputies or they were proposed to the people representatives elected by the people.
:
to carry
on further, to lead on, induce.
Ep. pres. part, of irpofia.iv<a. irpoJ3ij3wv, WVTOS, Ep. pres. part, of irpofiaiva). irpo-pXeiro), f. if/oj, to foresee, to provide for one. Trp6J3\T][jia, aros, TO, (7rpo#aAA<y) anything that juts out or projects; irp60\rjfj.a TTOVTOV a headland that II. juts into the sea. anything held before one,
jrpoJ3ij3a.s,
irpo-puw,
to
f. vffca [D], to push forwards ; push up the wick of a lamp, to trim it.
irp.
\vxvov
a guard, a barrier, fence, armour : c. gen., irp6/SAr/jua vfTpwv a defence against, a shelter from,
stones.
i7po-J3a>0o, Ion. for irpofloijOeQ). <rrpo-pu>p,ios, ov, (irpo, jScy/no*) at or in front of the altar : as Subst., irpofiufua, TO,, the space in front of
I
an
altar.
III. anything put forward as an excuse, irpo-Ya<TTpi8iov, r6, (rrpo, yaorifp) a piece of armour a screen, cloak. IV. that which is proposed as a for the belly, as irpoartpviov for the breast. a task : a problem. task, iTpo-Yoto'Ttop, opos, o, (irpo, yaarrjp} having a paunch irpof3\T|s, T}TOS, 6, f], (7rpo/3aAAaj) thrown forward, in front, pot-bellied. absol. as Subst., forejutting, projecting: irpop\i]Ts irpo-Y^veuos, ov, (irpo, yeveiov) with prominent chin. lands, headlands. irpo-YVT|S, (Trpo, yevos) of old time, ancient: irp6|3Xir)TOs, ov, (Trpo/SoAAcy) thrown forth or away, Comp. irpoycvfffrfpos, a, ov, earlier in birth, elder,
\
cast out, Lat. projectus. Trpo-pXwcTKO) : aor. 2 irpovfj,o\ov, inf. irpofJLO\etv: pf. to go or come forth, to go out of the 7rpo(*6iJ.@\(aKa :
older
Sup. irpoyevfararos,
rj,
ov, earliest in birth,
eldest, oldest.
bouse.
f. -/3o^<ro/zat, to shout before, cry out. irpojBoXcuos, ov, 6, (7rpo/3aAAcu) a spear held out be2. as Adj. outstretched, couched. fore one.
Trpo-YWT)To>p, opos, o, a forefather, ancestor. irpo-YtYvojjuu, Ion. and later YCvop.au [t] : f. yevrjffo/MLi
:
irpo-podco,
aor. 2
pass, irpoyeytvrjuai
irpovyevo^v Dep.
:
pf. 2 act.
to
sent oneself before.

:
II.
irpoytyovo. and come forwards : preof Time, to be, happen,
(irpo@a\\w) a putting forward, esp. of come to pass before or earlier ; of irpoyeyovores men a weapon for defence; TO. oopara (Is irpo@o\jjv KaOie- of former times; rd, irpoyeywrjfjieva things that oc-. vat to bring the spears to the rest, couch them of a curred of old. II. anything boxer, a lunging out with the fist. irpo-YiYV" " Ion. and later irpoylv- f. -yvwoofMi held out before one, a guard, defence : c. gen. a de- pf. act. irpoeyvuKa, pass, irpotyvcaa p.ai to know, perIII. a jutting rock, foreland. IV. ceive, learn or understand beforehand: to forefence against. as Att. law-term, irpopo\ai, at, a vote of the Ecclesia know. II. to judge or decide beforehand. authorising a public prosecution, a vote for impeachirpoYvwo-is, -r), (irpoyiyvuaKco) a perceiving beforement. hand, foreknowledge. Trpo|36Xi.ov, TO, Dim. of irpofto\r), a weapon held out irpo-Yovos, ov, (irpo, yeveaOai) earlier born, elder,
irpo{3oXif|,
77,
j
"
for attack or defence, a boar-spear.

irpo(3oXos, ov, (7rpo/3aAA<w) anything that is held II. a weapon forward : a jutting rock, foreland. held out for defence, a hunting-spear. 2. a defence,
older
as Subst., irpuyovos, o,
an ancestor
II.
of irpo-
yovoi forefathers, ancestors. early lambs, cp. fjifraffaai.

irpo-Ypap,|Jia, OTOS, TO, (irpoypafpca)
irpoyovoi are
a public procla.
bulwark
of a person, a protector, guardian. irp6-j3o(rKOS, o, (irpo, PoffKca) one who drives the herd to pasture, a herdsman.
:
mation or
ment.
notice,
programme.
a public notice, advertise-
irpopovXcvpxi, arcs, TO, (irpo/3ov\voj) a preliminary decree or order of the Senate.

irpo(3ovX6vp,a.Tiov, TO,
irpo-j3ov\ij,
2.
f.
Dim. of
to
irpo&ov\(Vfjia.
Lat. proscriptio. or first. II., jrpo-Ypa<j)0), f. ^cu, to write before also to apto write in public, give public notice of: i. also used for the Lat. point by public notice.
|
irpoYptt<J>T|, 77, (irpoypdfpa)) 2. also used for the
<rcu,
:
contrive
before,
concert
proscribo.
Trpo-yv\Lva.u>,
irpooarjvai.
f.
measures before or first

first.
Med.
to debate or consider
affcu, to
exercise beforehand.
decree.
of the Senate (/SovA??) at Athens, to frame II. to have 3. to act as irp60ov\os.
irpoSacts, aor. 2 pass. part, from
Root
irpoodcu
see
the chief voice in passing decrees. III. irpoftovteveiv virus to deliberate for one, provide for his interest.
signf.,
irpoBa-qvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of irpovoarjv with act. from the root *6do;, to know beforehand.
588
irpoScScoKa,
TTpo-SctBa),
pf.
f.
o
to fear or
irpo-SioiKEa>,
f. Tjcrcu,
to regulate, order,
manage
be-
ffca,
-8eicw Ion. -degcu to of example: to II. make known or publish beforehand: toforeshew. to point before one aKrjirrpy irpooeiKvvvai to feel one's way with a staff: also c. ace. to put out before III. ~x.ep&l irpooeuevvvai to make a feint one. with the hands, Lat. praeludere : also in war, to make
:
irpo-BcieXos, ov, (irpo, before evening. and -vto nrpo-BeCicvvjjit
dread beforehand. forehand. SetcAos) happening or doing TTpo-Stwtcw,

f.
:
f.
o>,
to
pursue further or
I pass.
to
a distance.
irpoSoOets, fiaa, iv, aor. irpo-SoKcco irpovSedoKTO

Pass.,
:
part, of irpooidcafu.
pf.
shew beforehand, point

;
out, esp. by -way
pass. irpoof8oypai, to think beforehand:
3 sing, plqpf. only used in
irpovOfSoKTo ravrd pot this was my former opinion ; ra irpo8e5oy/j.fj/a previous resolutions.
irpo-8oKT|, 77, (irpo, Se'xoAtai) a place where one lies in wait, a lair, ambush; irtrprjs kv irpodouyaiv in the lurking holes of the rock.
a demonstration.
irpo-Sctfjiaivaj, to fear or
dread beforehand.
from the court

irpo-8ojj<i,a>,
irp6-8ofjLos, 6, the fore-house, i. e. the room entered (av\rj), the hall, vestibule.
irpo-SofJios, ov,
f.
irpo-BeiCTWp, opos, 6, Ion. for irpooei/CTcup, (irpofiei-
Kvvfu) one whoforeshews : aforesbewer. irpo-8pKop.ai, f. -o(j,ai, Dep. to see beforehand. irpo-SiqXos, ov, (irpo, 877X0$) clear beforehand; Itf
irpo5r)\ov manifestly.
irpo-8ir]X6ci},
f. duffo), f.
daca, to form
being before the house. an opinion beforehand.
n-poSoo-Ca Ion. -it), 77, (TrpoStScyfii) trayal, treachery, treason.

trpoSocrts,
77,
a giving up,
be-
Hence.
to
(irpooiocafu')
payment beforehand.
II.
make
:
clear beforehand.
pf.
a giving up,
betrayal.
irpo-SiajiJalvto,
-^-fjaofjuai
-ptprjKa
to
go
a
irpoSoTTjs, ov, 6, (irpooiStuiii)
across before others. irpo-Sia|3dXXco, f. -&a\Gj, to raise prejudices against beforehand. irpo-8iaYi/Yvw<rKa>, f. -yvouffofjuii, to understand or
one who abandons in danger.

traitress.
a betrayer, traitor : Fern. irpoSons, i5os,
Hence
know thoroughly beforehand. decree beforehand.

irpo-StaiToio),
f. rjffo),
77,
II. to
resolve or
77, ov, disposed to betray, traitorous. irpoSoTOS, ov, (irpooiocajjii) betrayed, abandoned. irpo-8ovXos, ov, serving for a slave. irpo8ot)v<u, irpoSovs, aor. 2 inf. and part, of irpo-
irpoSoTiicos,
irpo8iaTT)<n.s,
to prepare by diet. preparation by diet.

f.
Hence
irpo8pd|Ji6iv, irpoSpafJiwv, aor.
2 inf.
and
part,
of
irpo-SiaXeYojjiai,
-A.to/ttu, Med. with aor. I pass. îf\f-)(Qr^v : speak or converse beforehand. irpo-8ia<rupo>, to jeer or ridicule beforehand, [v]
f.
Tiporpôj, formed from obsol. *Spe/*cu.

irpoSpoji-fj,
77,
(TTpoSpa/zeu')
a running forward, a running

before, speedoi,
sally or
sudden attack.
irpo-Sia<f>6eipco,
-<p0pca
aor. I -ffpOftpa
pf. act.
irpoSpojjios, ov, (irpodpa^ftv^)
to ruin or destroy be<p0apica, pass. ecpOapnai : forehand : to corrupt or seduce beforehand.
II. as Subst, irpodpopoi, ing forward. sent on before to reconnoitre, scouts.
men
thoroughly
to
irpo-8i8ao-Kco, f. d<w, to teach beforehand: to teach : Pass, to learn beforehand.

f '.-Sojffca
:
irpo-8vcTTvx*w,
7rpoe8pevb>,
f.
f.
-fjffca,
to be
unhappy beforehand.
:
irpoc8pa}j.ov, aor. 2 of irporpfxoj
cf.
irpoSpafjifw.
irpo-SiScofu,
pf.
give beforehand, pay i. to forsake, enemy, betray, Lat. prodo. absol. to desert, turn traitor; 77 X"*P iS VPSova' a\i<JKTa.i gratitude is convicted of proving traitor. intr. to 3. of things, to betray, fail one fail, give up, like cvoidovcu, Lat. deficere. 4. to
act.-StSovea, pass. -SeSojMcu : in advance. II. to give
up
to the
president; irpoeSpevfiv TTJS ftovXys to be president of the council. irpoeSpta Ion. -C-rj, 77, (TTpoeSpevcu) the seat or dignity
2. of president (irpotopos), the first seat, presidency. the privilege of the front seats at a theatre; at Athens a public honour. the front seat itself, chief place: 3.
aoi, (irpoeSpos) to be
abandon:
give up, surrender,

irpo-8iJ-pxofji,cu,
lose.
f.
at Athens, the seats of the irpofSpoi in the Ecclesia. irpo-cSpos, ov, (irpo, e'Spa) sitting in front or in the
first place.
II. as Subst., TrpoeSpos, 6, a president : assembly (*KK\r)aia) at Athens, nine of the see irpvTavis. irpvravcis in office were so called
-8ifg\tvffofJiai,
Dep.
to
go
out
through before, pass through first.

irpo-Siepeuvduo,
f.
in the
770-0;,
to discover by searching be-
forehand.
forehand.
Hence
one sent out to march be-
Trpo-pYco, Ep.
for irpodpyca, to stop by
standing
irpo8ipcv\nr]TT|S, ov, 6,
Trpo-8ipxop,at, f.-fc\v0onai, zor.2-T)\0ov: Dep.: to go through, detail, narrate before.
before, to obstruct. irpoT)Ka, Ep. for wporjiea, aor. I. of irpotrjfu. irpo-6t<>, f. iffo), to accustom or inure beforehand. irpo-6i8ov, aor. 2 with no pres. in use, irpoopcua
TTpo-8n]Yon<u, f. -rjaoiJiai, Dep. to relate beforehand, premise. Hence n-poSiTiyrjcris, 77, a detailing beforehand.
irp6-8licos, d, (irpo, oiKT)) an advocate, defender; 2. at Sparta, a avenger. young
being used instead, part.
irpoiStav, inf. wpo'Cofiv
to
hok forward,
afar
:
keep a look out ahead: to see from to foresee. II. to have a care for, provide
an
against.
irposiXon/rjv, aor. 2
king's guardian,
med. of irpoatpt ca.

serving in Att. as fut. of
regent.
irpo-ini,
(irpo, (Tju ibo)
?rpo LTTOV
i,
Ttpo tpva-o-a.
I
to lead out before: intrans. to move out before or in OVTOS TOV \puvov as time went on : to go first, go front : Pass, to go out first, [a] to dart out before. 2. to go forth. in advance. irpo-6aio-<ro> Att. -<jicrcr&>, f. fey, 3. irpo'i fvat (is TI to fail, do wrong before. to pass on to, proceed to another thing. 4. also of a thing, to go on well, succeed. irpo-JjaviarTa|A(u, Pass, with act. aor. 2 to rise and go irpo-etirov, aor. 2 with no pres. in use (irpoayopevca pf. -avtffTrjKa, plqpf. -avfarrjiceiv out before; irpofâviaraaOai cs TOVS fiapffapovs to rise being used instead), inf. irpoiir(iv, part, npoeiirwv II. to order or to foretell, say before : to premise. before others and march against the barbarians in a III. to proclaim pub*. race, to start before the signal is given, start too soon. bid beforehand, proclaim. licly, give notice or warning of a thing. irpo-(-8pa Ion. TJ, ?), a raised seat, chair of state. irpOtpT]Ka, see irpotpfca. irpo-J-i}ju, (irpo, If, ef/tt ibo) to go out before, to
to
go forward, go
on, advance;
irpo'i-
irpo-i<ra.Yc0 Ion. irpo-t<Ta.y<a
f.
fey
to
bring
in,
sally forth before.
introduce before: Med. to bring in for one's use before, import before. irpOU76VYK6iv, aor. 2 inf. o rrpo-i,<Tpxop.cu, Dep. to come or go in before. Trpoevo-oio-co, fut. of irpofiatpfpo).
irpo-nrirfi.iTa),
f.
own
irpo-m<rra|Aat
aor.
I
contr. irpoi|-:
fut.
:
med.
-eirt-
pass, irpouf cmoTriOrjv
Dep.:
to
know
exactly, thoroughly understand beforehand. irpo-egcpcuvoo) contr. irpotifj-, to investigate
or
search out before.
Hence
contr.
aor. 2
to send in before. \fxu, 2. to pay the bring in before. property-tax (fl<r<popa) in advance for others. Hence irpOur4>opd, f), money advanced to pay the propertytax (er</>opa) for others. TTpo-cicOtco, f. -BfvffofMi, to run out before, rush
irpo-i<r<J><Epc0, to
irpo|pwir]TT|s
sent before.
irpov
ov,
an explorer
irpo-|;cpxo|JWH
\vOa Dep. ward.

:
to
go out
act. -ef rj\0ov : pf. or forth before : to
-f 6X17go for-
f. ffca,
hastily on.
to examine or search out before. contr. irpovg-, Dep. to enjoin beforeto set out or start beforehand.
irpo-Kicojua>,
>
f.
a<a, to
carry out beforehand.

'.
hand.
irpo-eop}jia,a>, to
f. -fjcfca,
f.
to irpo-icAY &> f> -K\CQ}: pf. pass. ef tiXeyfiai collect money or taxes in advance, TO, irpoti\eyfieva
irpo-eira-yycXXco,
eAo), to
to
announce before
Med.
taxes collected in advance.

^cy, to send out beforehand. -iT\fvffOfjai, to sail out beforehand. irpo-eK'irX'rjo-o'O), f. fey, to terrify beforehand.
promise
before.
f.
irpo-Kirp/jrco,
Trpo-6KirX<E(o,
f.
irpo-eiraivca),
(<r<u,
praise beforehand, or in the

to raise the
f.
presence of others.
irpo-iravao-to>,
f. ffa),
hand against
be-
irpo-Kirovo,
irpo-K<J>o|3a>,
irpotXficrvs,
f.
f.
770-0;,
to
work out
or finish before.
fore
Tjfftu,
to terrify before.
Hence
generally, to set in motion before. irpo-eircuJnTjjii, to send forward against.

:
7rpoK<j)6{3T)cn.s,
37,
a previous panic. 37, a going or riding forward.
irpOiriroTTTO, 3
From
irpo-ciripovXevo),
f.
of Trpoiroieo). sing, plqpf. pass, oca, to plot against beforehand.
fore
77)5
: pf. act. c\rj \afca, pass. -6X17intrans. (sub. to drive before or forward : i'nirov), to ride on, ride forward ; c. gen. to ride beone : generally, to advance : Pass., ws irpoaoi
irpo-cXawco, f. -cAacrw
:
XafMi
irpo-mevoop,<u, Pass, (irpo, ewif efocy) to be received as a guest before, abide in one's bouse first.
,
fut.
med.
to
-ciriffTrjaofMi, aor. I pass.
TrpovmaTr]6r)v: Dep.:
know or understand
before-
vvuros
7rpoeA.i7A.aTO
(3 sing, plqpf.)
inf.
when
the
hand.
undertake or attack before. jrpo-mxip>, : irpo-6pY<iop,<u, f. -dffofJiat pf. npocipyaafiai Dep. to do or work at beforehand : esp. of the ground, the pf. is also used in pass, sense, to till, work first : ra, irpo ftpyaantva former performances; TJ irpoetfryaaachieved before. fj.fvij Sofa glory rcy, to row forwards. irpo-pto~o-Q>, f. out before : Med., irpo-epevvdco, f. 770^, to search
f-
night was far advanced.

,
"noca, to
-irpoeXOwv, aor. 2
f.
and part of
irpo-
irpo-Xmco,
iaa), to
hope before.
irpoeXtov, ovffa, 6v, aor. 2 part, of irpoaipecu. irpo-6}i|3dXXco, to project so as to strike in : of ships,
to
make the charge (l/ijSoA-iJ) first. irpojiv, Ep. for irpoctvai, aor. 2 inf. of irpojivos, aor. 2 med. part, of vpoiijiu.
be quite full. irpo-ejiirXTiOco, to
01 irpo(pvvwfj,evoi iirntts the horse reconnoitring in
advance.
to begin before.
irpo-vdpxop.av,
fut.
-ofuu, Dep.
inf.
Trpo-cpeo) Att.
contr.
irpofVfyKflv, aor. 2
of
irpocpfpa).
itpofiirov, (the pres. in use
to irpocpu, serving as fut. being irpoayopevo} : from

:
Trpo-evvtiro), contr. -irpouwtira), to
announce before
or publicly.
irpo-voiKco,
f.
170-0;,
fj,
to dwell in before.
Hence
come pf. irpo-ftprjKa, pass, -fiprjpai ; to foreaor. I pass, irpofpprjdrjv contr. irpovppridrjv II. to order tell. beforehand or publicly, give
the same root public notice: pf. pass. part, ordained, appointed.
trpociprjfj.evos,
irpoevoiKirjcris,
f.
,
a dwelling before in a place. <A.cD, to announce beforehand.

:
fore"
f.
&, to bring out beforehand or first
irpopv<T<ra, Ep. aor.
from
590
irpo-epvco,
f.
Trpoepvo)
vffca [if], to
irpoOvpatos.
\
draw on orfonvard;
:
irpo-
to
have advanced.
II.
to jut
forward, reach*
to (pvcrai vrja
move
a ship forward.
6eyorf.
irpOT)x a pf. of irpoayct).
>
f. -e\f vaop.a.i aor. 2 (cp. irpofifu} irpo-epxo|Aai, to come or go forward, -rj\0ov: pf.-\.r}\vda: Dep.:
go on, advance ; ra nfpffecw irprjyfJUiTa. 4s rovro of the Persians having adirpof\0ovra the power vanced to this height irpoeXr)\v0ws jj\iKia, Lat. in age. 2. to go before provectus aetate, advanced
to
;
irpo-0tt\T|S, cs, (npo, OaXeTv') before the time, precocious.
growing, flourishing
irpo06is, tioa, eV, part. aor. 2 of irporiBrifJU. irpo-0eXv|j,vos, ov, (irpo, &e\viwov} by the roots; irpo$t\v]j.vovs f\KTO x a ^ TCLS he tore his hair out by
; irpo0e\vfwa x^fMi /3aAe oevSpfa he threw to earth trees uprooted; but, erd/ros Ga/cci irpoO^XvfjLvcsi <f>paavr(S fencing shield upon shield close-compact;
or first.
2 imperat irpoes, irpocTO), aor. irpor0ai, aor. 2 med. inf. of irpoirjî.
for wpoeo'TeaTC or irpocoraTC, Ion.
the roots
2 pi. pf. Of TTpotffTIJpt. contr. from
Of\vfj,va shields ;
pf.
being the several layers or coats of the and so vpo$f\vfJLvos means, with layer upon
irpoccrTws,
v,
irpoeffrrjK&s,
part
of
layer.
rpotffTijfJU.
aor. 2 o
irpottjiJii,
irp06TOV, verb. Adj. of away, throw up.

',
irpoOeors, TI, (irporldTjfJci) a placing before, setting forth ; dproi TIJS irpoOefffats the bread of the setting one must throw forth, i. e. the sbew-brezd. II. a purpose, resolve,
'
design.
(irpoi'r}[J.i)
disposed to throw away,

:
irpo-0r|juos, a, OP,
appointed, fixed :
T)
(irp6, Offfpos)
laid
down
before,
lavish, prodigal.
-npoOÔfjiia
(sub. ly/xepa),
prepare for one's own o |JLat Dep. to bring glad tidings irpo-6va yY beforehand, esp. to preach the gospel beforehand.
to
>
po-TOi|xa5&), r
.
f.
_
affo),
to get ready before use.
Med.
\fixed for anything, a limited period, within ___ J* ____ proceedings must be taken.
-i.l
iffca,
a rfa which
irpo-0rTrico,
to
c.
f.
to foretell.
:
irpo-Oew, Ion. impf. irpoQefffKov
pf.
-OcvffOfMt
irpo-cvXSpeojJiai,
fut.
med.
ifaojwcu, aor. I pass, irpo-
cvXa&rjOrjv
Dep.
to take heed, be
cautious before-
hand.
irpO<J)0ao-a, aor. i of itpotyQavo). irpo-)(a> contr. irpov)(a> : f. npoe<u
:
run forward or forth. II. before. ace. to outrun, outstrip. old form of trporiOiffu, to put forward, irpo-0eco,
2. to
run
permit; rovvtua
:
ol irpoOeovaiv ovfidea p-vOTjaaaOai

let
to
hold before,
Med. irpoexofMi esp. so as to shield or protect contr. irpovxofMi, impf. irpovxo^rjv, to hold before oneself : metaph. to put forward or bold out as a
pretext.
2. to bold forth, proffer, offer. 3. to have before have before or in preference to. 4. to II. intr. to be or first : hence to know beforehand.
do they words ?
therefore
him
speak
reproachful
'
irpo-0vT|<rKG>,
f.
-Oavovfiai, to die before.
II.
to
die for one.
irpo0opo>v, aor. 2 part, of irpoOpojfffcoj. irpo0pvXo>, f. 770*0;, to bruit abroad beforehand.

irpo-OpucTKO),
f.
-OopovfMti
:
aor.
irpovOopov,
inf.
before, come forth, project, jut out : to be the first, have the start ; ^/leprys 080) Trpox fiv TWOS to keep a
irpoOopftv, part. irpoOopwv ward, to dart in front.
to
spring before or for-
day's march ahead of him. be chief or head of anything
i. of rank, c. gen. to generally, to be eminent or distinguished; ol TrpovxovTfs the chief men. 3. to surpass, exceed. 4. impers., ou TL vpoex" it is
:
irpo-0vXXa,
liminary
77,
a storm
the harbinger
of another.
irp60vjAa, arcs, TO, (irpoOwj) a preparatory or presacrifice.

:
Att. impf. irpov&vf tovfir}V

J
fut.
med.
not at
all better, it
naught avails.
also
pass.
pf.
of irpoopaa).
irpo-T|Y|xwv, 6vo&, 6, one
who goes
before
as
ling, eager to
Dep. : do a thing
zeal.
-npoOvp-rjOjia ofJiat : aor. 1 to be ready, wil(irp66vfj.os) :

:
c.
ace. to be earnest
:
for a
guide.
irpo-T)YO|jiai, f. rjffopai, Dep. to go first and lead the way : generally, to go before, guide, conduct : to be the leader. Hence
person or thing, desire eagerly

zealous,
absol. to be earnest,
shew
Henee
one must desire eagerly.
irpo0vn,ir]Tcov, verb. Adj.
irpOTHYTrrip, ijpos, and irpOTjyijTTis, ov, o,
one
who
goes before to shew (he way.

to),
f.
irpo0v(ji(a Ion. -Crj, 77, (irpoOvpos) readiness, willingail ness, zeal, earnestness ; aa.arj irpoBvp.ia with zeal. H. will, ready kindness.
good
Tjaca,
(irporjyopos) to speakfor others.
os, o, (irpo,
ayopevoa) one
who
speaks for
others,
a defender, advocate. irpo-ij'yo'UH^voos, Adv. of pres.

irpo-fjKa, aor. I
irpo-Ovfxos, ov, (irpo, 0vjuos) ready, willing, eager, II. zealous, earnest : c. gen. rei, eager for. bearing good will, wishing well to one, well-dis-
part, of irpoijytoiMi,
posed.
readily.
III.
Adv.
irpo9vf*ctjs,
:
readily, actively
ora.ro.,
.-
antecedently.
Corap. -6repov, more readily

of
to
irpoirjfju.
Sup.
most
Trpo-TfjKT]s, fs, (irpo, a.KTf)
irpo-T|K(o,
f.
0;,
pointed in front. have gone before, to be the first
irpo-0vpatos
:
[i/],
ov, (irpo, Ovpa) before the
door : ra
irpoOvpaia the fpace before a door.
irpoOvpov
irpo-0t5pov, TO, (ffpo, 6vpa) a front door.
2. the
TrpoKaXvTTTO).
591
in front.
to 4. in Med. also to put put forward as an excuse or
put before one, put

forward, put out
pretence.
:
space before a door, a porch, Lat. vestibulum. II. to sacriirpo-0vi>, to sacrifice before or first.
fice in behalf of.
irpo0ojp,cu, aor. 2
choose as one's leader.
II. intrans. in Pass.,
with aor.
2, pf.
med.
irpot, Adv.
to
(/
= irpcat. (^rpo)
:
subj. of vporiOijfJii.
II.
and plqpf.
act.
to stand before or
forward, come
forward
proach.
to stand near.
3. c.
trpo-idXXa), to send forth or away, dismiss.

before.
:
be the chief;
:
to send for-*, slaughter f. aor. I irpotaif/a ^<w men, chiefs : hence to manage, regulate, govern. ward, send before the time. 4. to stand before so as to irpoiSuv, ovo~et, ov, aor. 2 part, of itpottoov. protect any one ; hence to
irpo-idirrw,
apgen. to be set ever, be at the head of, to be the author of irpo<TT7)vai (povov ol irpoearutTes Ion. -f cures, the leading
2. c. ace. pers. to
irpoteiv, ets,
et,
Ion.
and Att. impf. of
irpor777x1.
protect,
guard.
irpoi'cts, efo-a, ev, pres. part, of 7rpota>, /o s/ or />/acg Sf/or* :
Trpoi'rjfj.1.
irpo-urxî
= 7rpoe'x<y, to ioW before, bold out.

hold out before
II.
Med.
to stV before,
Med.
forth.
irpoi'o-xofjLai, to
oneself, stretch
offer.
take the first seat.

irpo-iT]}U, 3 sing, irpoi'ct and opt. vpo'i'ot (as if Att. impf. irpo'i'fiv, fis, ft : fut. irpo-icy) :
aor. I irpoTjita Ep. irpoerj/ca
:
2. to
put forward, propose,

part,
3. to
from put forward,

irpotwv
ibo).
:
allege, plead. ovaa, 6v, aor. 2
of
irpoeifjii
(tl(J.i
3 pi. imper. Trpow, Trpoerca, inf. npoffjitv, Ep. for irpocivat Med., aor. 2 Trporj/ra/î/ aor. 2 opt. Trpoei/JLtjv or
2,
:
aor.
vpooifJLTjv
Pass., pf. irpofifMi
plqpf. irpoeinqv
to
send on or forward; generally, to <//s2. to /*/ m/ss, /* g-o : also to senj o to another. fall, let slip; firos irpofrjKf he let drop a word an inf. is often added, alfru) he sent his irpofTjtcf irercoOai
Wttrf before,
:
a driving before 7rpo-uois, ?), (irpo, or onwards, opp. to na\icui$. irpoK<S or irpoKare, Ion. Adv. (irpo) forthwith, straightway, suddenly.
irpo-KaOevSa),
first.
f.
11. to sleep
KaOfvO^ffaj, to in front of.
steep
before
or
eagles forth to fly ; irpoerjfeev ovpov arjvai he sent forth the breeze to blow. 3. to throw before, throw
charge.
Sttrf
of missiles, to shoot forth, dart, hurl, dis4. to gvW up, deliver over : also to devote II. Med. to oneself, exert oneself upon a thing.
away
irpo-K<iTHp.ai, properly perf. of to sit before or in front of; roaovro irpo rrjs a\\i)s 'E\\dSos npoicdrrjoQai to be situated so far in front of the rest of Greece : also to protect,
jrpo-Ka0T]fjiai
:
Ion.
irpoKaOôfj-ai
defend.
irpo-ica0Cf<d Ion. irpo-KaTCJoo,
f.
io*cu
also
Med.
II.
give up, betray : also to 2. of things, to desert, forsake, throw overboard. give freely : in bad sense, to /rou> a/oy, squander,
forward from
oneself,
irpOKa0iop,ai
to sit
down
before or in front.
to sit in public, sit in state.
irpotffOai to throw words away : also to let go, let slip. 4. 3. to g"/v e over to one. to drive forward, force on. 5. to a/fo/ or suffer a person to do a thing. Pass, to 6e thrown III.
lavish
\6yovs
metaph.
irpo-Ka0tTjji.i, f. -KadriGQ), to let down beforehand to involve in. II. to put forward.
irpo-Ka0urTT)ju,
f.
to post before oneself.
Karaffr'qao}, to post before: Med. II. in Pass, and intr. tenses

;
away, be neglected. Dor. for irpoirjai. Adv. freely, gratis : properly ace. of irpoi irpotiCTqs, ov, 6, (irpo'i') one who asks for a free gift, a beggar.
,
.
of Act., aor. 2 -Karfffrrjv ; pf. -tcadfffrrjKa plqpf. to be set or posted before. -ffTr)Keiv : irpo-KaOopda), f. Karoif/ofMi, to view or examine
beforehand.
irpo-Kaico,
f.
-KavffQ}, to
f.
burn
Trpo-KaK07rct0cu>,
-f)a<u,
before. to suffer ills before.

:
irpoi
:
Att. irpoil,
7),
gen. irpoiKus, dat. irpoi/ci, ace.
a gift, present; irpoifcos ytveadai to enjoy a vpoiKa hence gen. irpoifcus is used as Adv. freely, free gift : without return. Lat. gratis : also with impunity ; so
also ace. trpo?Ka. dowry, Lat. dos.
II. later
irp6-icSicos, ov, very bad, exceeding bad. irpo-KdXc, f. 6o~(u, to call forth, call on
Med.
to
call forth to one
Lat. provoco.
c. ace. rei, to offer
to call out to fight, challenge, defy, II. 2. to invite beforehand.
a marriage-portion,
Att,
irpo'ôfjiai:
or propose.
III. to call
up or
From
f.
nPOr^SOMAI:
Dep.
:
forth, rouse.
irpoi$of*at
to
ask a gift, to beg.

f.
= irpotca\0[iai,
irpo-ioTqfii,
irpoffrrjvai,
irpoffrrjaoj
aor. I
:
irpovffTtjffa,
inf.
irpo-KaXiôjiat, Dep. only used in pres. and impf., to call forth, challenge, defy. irpo-icSXivScG), to make roll forward or in front :
irpoarTjaai, part, -npoar-qaas

part, irpoaras
:
aor.
2 irpovar^v, inf.
aor. I pass. irpoeffTaOj]}/,

:
irpovaraOrjv, part. irpoardOfts, fiaa, eV pf. Trpo(arrjKa, Ion. 2 pi. irpo far tart, part. TrpofOTtjKws Ion.
Pass, to fall prostrate before another. irpOKaXvp.p.a, aros, TO, anything hung in front to cover: a covering, curtain : metaph. a screen or blind.
From
f. to hang before as a covering: \f/<a, put something over oneself, to veil or screen oneself; of a woman, ou npoKaX.vnTop.eva. [TIJ vapij-
vpofffrews
impf., fut. so also in
or
irpofarws.
I, to stf
I.
Causal
in
pres.,
2.
irpO'KoXvirTco,
and aor.
ôre
aor.
I
or in front.
Med.
to
Med. irpoiaraâi,
irpo(?TT]<rafjLr]v, to
592
iSos putting over, veil.
-TTpOKVTfTO).
no
), f.
veil over her face.
II.
to cover
irpo-iceXevo-ixaTtKos, o, (wpo, K\vfffj.a) a proceleusmatic, a foot consisting of four short syllables, e. g.
KafAovfjiai
aor.
to
work or
toil before.
2 irpovicafiov pf. II. to work

:
irpo-Kv6w,
f.
wffca,
to empty beforehand.
for another.
soon.
III.
to
grow
weary, faint too

:
IV. to have a previous illness
to be dis-
irpo~KT|8op,<u, Dep. to take care of, take thoughtfor. irpo-KTjpaCvto, (irpo, tfryp) to be anxious for one.
irpo-KtjpvicevojJUU, f. (vffo/Mii, Med. to have proclaimed by herald, to give public notice. irpo-KT]pv0-<ra> Att. -TTW, f. fey, to proclaim by herald, proclaim publicly. irpo-Kiv8i)vv<o, f. a<a, to run the first risk, bear the brunt of battle.
tressed beforehand.
2 part, of irpotcdfjivoj. irpoKap.u>v, ovffa, 6v, aor. irpo-KcLpifjvos, ov, (irpo, Kaprjvov) bead-foremost. = irpo, the roe-deer. trpoKcis, d5o$, 17,
irpo-KaTaYY^*>
a
fo announce or declare beforehand.

17,
irpo-KttTaYeTts, toos,
Ion. form, (irpo, /ca07770juai)
before, a female leader. Gr. irpo-tta,TayiyvuxrK<a, Ion. and in late

: :
woman who goes
irpo-Kivew,
f.
rjffoj,
to
-yivw-
Pass, with fut.
med. Kivrjaopat,
move forward : to urge on : to come on, advance.
<TKCI>
to vote against : f. eyvcafca pf. -yvuaofjLai beforehand, condemn by a prejudgement : tip. <povov
to give a verdict of murder against : . prejudge against one that irpo-KaTayw, f. few, to bring to land before. to run down beforehand. irpo-KaTa0o,f.-0evo-o/zf, a counirpo-KaTcucaCia, f. KOVOOJ, to burn before: of
TWOS
to
also c. inf.
beforehand or openly. hand.
irpo-icXaCa> Att. -icXouo, fat. -K\avtrofj.ai, to weep II. trans, to bewail before-
irpoicXY]0Cs, aor. I pass. part, of -rrpo/eaXeca. irpoKX^cris, gen. ecus Ion. los, 17, (Trpo/faXecu)
try, to
ravage by fire all before one. irpo-KaTaKi(jiat, Pass, to lie down in front. nrpo-KaraKXCvw, to make to recline at table before. f. -Aô/wu : to seize upon or
irpo-KaTaXa|A|3ci.vco,
a challenging to combat ; fKirpoK^rjII. an invipursuance of a challenge. III. as Jaw-term, a formal tation, proposal. either party for the purpose of challenge offered by
calling forth
ffios in
:
bringing disputed points to issue. irpo-KXivw, f. -K\tvSj, to lean forward.

irpoicXvTOS, ov, heardformerly : legendary. From irpo-KXvco, to bear or learn beforehand. irpo-KoXmov, TO, (irpo, tco\iros) a robe falling over the breast.
occupy beforehand : to take possession of before another : metaph. to prevent, anticipate. irpo-KaraXeYw, to detail or describe beforehand. irpo-KaraXvo), to break up or annul beforehand :
II. to irpo-Kop,Cfo>, f. iffaf, to bring forward. Pass, to be carried away. carry on before: jrpo-KaTdpxofJuu, Dep. to begin first : but mostly in irpo-Kopxov, TO, (irpo, Hop-!]') the front hair : the technical sense, to offer the first of the sacrifice. forelock of a horse. II. metaph. irpoKoirT|, i), progress on a journey. irpo-KaTao-Kvdco, to make ready beforehand. From irpo-KaTa^ctryw, to escape to a place of refuge be- progress, advancement, improvement.
Med. to adjust or composebeforehand: irpottaTa\voOai

end
their
TTIV txOpriv to
mutual enmity
before.
fore ; irpoKa.Ta<ptvyfiv Is roirov to escape before to a

place.
Trpo-Karaxpaofjuu, Dep. to use up beforehand. f. -KdTfSopai, to eat up beforehand. II. intr. in Act. to make one's way forprosper. to gain possession of ward, to make irpo-KaT<x w aor 2 Ka.TtG\QV progress : of time, to befar gone, far Med. to hold before advanced. or occupy beforehand, preoccupy.
irpo-KaT60-0C&>,
-
irpo-KOTTTO), impf. irpovKotrrov : f. \fjoj, to cut away before one, or clear the way in front : hence to forward or promote a work : Pass, to advance, thrive,
for
oneself.
irpo-Ka/rr)Yop0, to accuse beforehand. irpOKaTrjYopta, 17, previous accusation.

for irpoKaOijfJiai. irpo-KciTTjiJuu,, Ion. irpo-icaTia>, Ion. for irpo/caOifa.
jrpOKaTotJfOfjLai, fat.
irpo-iceifjuu,, fut. -Keiaofiai
Hence
From irpoKpifia, OTOS, TO, preference, partiality. to choose before others, irpo-icpCvco [t], f. -Kptvw pick out, prefer before : Pass, to be preferred before, or be superior to others. II. to judge beforehand^
:
decide.
of irpo/caOopaa).
:
impf.
:
irpovKfifj.rjv, Ion. inf. irpotcfeoOai
used as Pass, of
II. to
irporiQrjiJLi, to be set
before, lie before or in
jut out.
be set before one
front of : to stretch forward, : metaph. to be
proposed or laid before one, mooted ; irpoKftrat irepl fforrrjpias the question is concerning safety ; aed\os irpo/ceincvos a task proposed; TO irpouelfjievov 7173777the matter in debate. A* III. to lie before
one, lie exposed; to lie dead, 6 irpoKeifJicros IV. to be held out, set forth. corpse. ^
the
irpoKptros, ov, (irpoKpivta) preferred. irp6-icpo<r<ros, rj, ov or os, ov, (irpo, Kpoaaai) with projecting battlements : ranged like battlements or in rows : so of ships, vees irpotepocraai ts TTOVTOV firl OKTUJ, ranged in rows turned sea-wards eight deep: also of a cup, trtptg OVTOV ypviruJv iepa\ai rrpoKpoaffot
Tjaav the heads of griffins were set at regular distances
round
it.
f.
irpo-KtiXiv8o,
rolling
-Kv\iff<a
Pass.,
[t]
forward:
,
irporcv\iv8e?cr0ai
to roll forth, set TIVI to
grovel or prostrate oneself before one.

f.
irpo-K\eu9os,
ov, (irpo, Kt\evQos) forerunning.
$<a, to stoop forward
and peep
out.
TTpOKVpOd)
TTpOjOiyaOjLtat.
593
irpo-p-avTts, gen. feus Ion. MS, 6, T), a prophet or irpo-Kvpocd, f. wffo), to confirm or ratify before. irpo-Kvwv, -KVVOS, 6, the star that rises before the prophetess : 77 irpofjiavTis was the title of the Pythia or Delphic priestess. II. one who snarls like a II. as Adj. prophetic, preDog-star, Procyon.
dog, a snarling
critic.
:
irpo-Ku>p.tos, ov, (irpo, KUDOS') before the festal revel TO irpoKWfMOV vpvov the prelude of a hymn.
saging. irpo-p.aprupop.ai, Dep. to witness beforehand, [v] Trpo-p.aTo>p, opos, 77, Dor. for
Trpop.ax!!>v, aVos, o, (irpufjAxofJiai) a bulwark, part, Lat. propngnaculum.
Trpop.&'xi
a> >
f-
Trpo-KCOTros, ov, (irpo, Kwirt])
in-hand.
II. pass,
>
grasping the hilt, swordgrasped by the hilt.

,
ram-
to obtain by lot beforehand. rrpo-Xdt5p.ai, Dep. to receive beforehand. irpo-XaX0, f. 77001, to prate before.
7rpo-XaYX avttf
ffto *
(irpopjaxos) to fight before or in
front of: also

:
to fight
:
with another as champion.
pf. -Ai/J/'o/xat Trpo-Xap,pdva>, to take beforehand : to -d\r](pa, pass. -fi\r)iJ.(j.ai 2. to take before receive as an earnest or deposit. or sooner than another : to take away before. 3.
:
f.
aor. 2 irpovXafiov
' ftax7/o*o/xt Att. fjL&x o ^fiai to fight before, fight in the front rank, fight in II. to the van. fight before or in defence of.
Trpo-p.dxop.aL
:
f.
Dep.
irpo-pvaxos, ov, (irpo, fidxo/iat) fighting before,fightII. to outstrip, to obtain first, procure. get the ing in front : as Subst., mostly in plur., the foremost II. start of; irpo\an0dvfiv TT}S 68ov to get a start on the fighters, champions. fighting for, TIVOS. road. 2. to be beforehand with, anticipate, claim irpo-p.XTaci), f. 770*0;, to practise beforehand.
:
or take before the time

to repeat from the
hence
to prejudge.
III.
IIpop,6vcia,
77,
name of a
f.
prophetess of Dodona.
beginning.
Trpo-p,6ptp.vdco,
770*0',
to take earnest thought be-
to pick forehand. pf- pass. irpo\e\fy[Mi : irpo-XY&>, f- <*>' out or choose before others, prefer. II. to say Trpo-p.6To>m8ios, ov, (vp6, utrcairov) worn or being II. as Subst., irpofj.fTcairio'iov, TO, 2. on the forehead. beforehand : to foretell, prophesy, of an oracle. to tell publicly, proclaim : to warn : to profess, de- the skin of the forehead. 2. a front-piece, frontlet
clare
to order.
f.
for horses.
tyca:
irpo-XeiTrw,
pf. irpoXf \oiira
to leave by
o"6
Trpop.T|0ia
Dor.
irpop.d0ta
:
[a],
T),
(irpofjirjd^s)
going forth,
to leave behind,
forsake ; pfJTis
:
irpo- foresight, forethought
consideration.
AeAotire prudence forsook thee
also to quit before-
hand; x^P av irpo\e'nr(iv to omit to do a thing.

irpo-XcKTiicos,
phetic.
77,
to
abandon
one's post. 2. II. intr. to cease or fail
ITpop.Ti0i,a, TO, (Upop.r]0vs) the festival of theus.
Prome-
beforehand: absol. to faint, fall into a swoon.

6v,
(irpo\tf(ti) foretelling,
IIpop.T|0tos, a, ov, of or from Prometheus. Trpop.T|0op.ai,fut.med.-/i77077cro/xat: aor. I pass.TrpoufjiT)6r)OT)v:
pro-
to
pf.
Dep.: (irpofirjOrjs}: to take care beforehand, provide for : to shew forethought for, Lat. cavere :
c. ace. pers. to shew regard or consideration for. irpo\\co~xn vfvfjLat IIpop,T]0vs, gen. ws Ion. 770$, o, (irpofjir)9f]s*) Proto converse with one before, arrange by word metheus, Forethought, son of the Titan lapetos, brother Dep. of mouth before. ofEpimetheus or Afterthought: inventor of many arts, ov, (irpo, \fffxfj) prating, chattering. esp. of working in metal and clay, whence he is said to have made man from clay, and to have furnished >, to see before or in front. him with the VTex vov "nvpi stolen from Olympus. II. /, aor. 1 inf. of irpoKfiiroj. as appellat./ortf/iow^fo, caution. TTpoXiirwv, ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, of irpo\dirca. irpoXo-yos, 6, (irpoXeyoj) a prefatory speech: in irpo-p.T)0T|S Dor. irpop.a0T|S, e's, (irpo, pfJTis) foreTrag. and old Com., the prologue was all of the piece thinking, cautious, wary : caring about a thing.
TrpoXeXoiira,
:
of
irpoXd-rraj.
'
irpo-Xeo'X'nvcvop.ai,
pf.
pass.
that
came before the first chorus after Euripides, it was a narrative of facts introductory to the main
:
Trpop.T)0tK6s,
irpop,r]0fi.a. Trpop.T)6la Ion. -ITJ, rj, 6v, (irpofJLi]6r)s) inclined to fore77,
action, opp. to eTT/Ao-yos.
thought, wary.
pass. irpo\\6xi<rfia.i
:
Adv.
f.
irpo-Xoxio>,
f. iffoJ
'
pf-
to
irpo-p,T]vvto,
-KUIS, warily. vaca [v], to inform of or denounce
Pass., at irpo\(\oxio~fievat beforehand. lay an ambush before : II. (veSpai the ambush that had before been laid. irpo-p.T|T&)p Dor. irpop.dTO>p, opos, to beset with an ambuscade. the first mother, ancestress of a race.
r),
(irpu, iai]Tr}f)
irpop.a0etv, aor. 2 inf. of irpofjutvddvoj. irpo-p.aXao-o-0) Att. -TTO>, f. a>, to soften beforehand. aor. 2 trpovn&Oov : to Trpo-p.av0dva>, f. -naOrjaoa
:
Trpop.lYTJvcu, aor. 2 pass. inf. of irpofAiyvvfj.i.

Pass., irpo-p,tYvvp,i, f. ft/cw, to mingle beforehand : aor. 2 inf. irpofj.tyT)vai, to have intercourse with before-
ascertain or find out beforehand. irpo-p.avTia Ion. -TJITJ, r), the right of consulting the oracle first. From
hand.
Trpo-p,io-06o>,
f.
wff<a, to hire
beforehand.
irpo-p.avT6vop.at, Dep.
Trpo-p.avTTjiT|,
77,
to foretell, prophesy. Ion. for irpofJtavTfia.
irpo-p.vdop.at, Dep. to woofor another : generally, to II. endeavour to obtain, solicit: to plead with, c. dat. to forebode, presage.
594
irpo-|i,\nr)<rrivoi, at, a,
one by one, one after tbe other.
walls
(Deriv. uncertain.)
fM.i)
as Subst., irpovcumov, TO,
generally, in front of, outside a place. a hall or court.

:
II.
irpoptjorpia and -TrpojAVTjo-Tpis, iSos, f), (npopvaoa woman who woosfor another, a match-maker.
irpo-jioipos, ov, (irpo, fioipa) before the destined term,
IIPO'H, gen. rrpoKos, 77, a kind of deer or perh. tbe roe : also irpoKas. Ion. for irpogevos. , 6,
<a,
:
the gazelle
untimely.
Hence of irpo&\wffKca. II. in plur. irpop,o\T|, 7), an approach, vestibule. tbe jutting foot of a mountain: the mouth of a river. rrpOfioAwv, aor. 2 part, of irpolBX&ffKto.
irpojioXetv, aor. 2
inf.
(irpogfvos)
impf. irpoiigfvow : f. 770-0; aor. I trpov: to be any one's irp6(vos, to be
one's protector
or patron.
II.
:
to
negotiate,
irpopaxos
irpofxos, o, (Trpo) the foremost man, a chief, Lat. princeps. :
a champion,
like
anything for another to supply, fur2. c. dat. et inf. 'to contrive nish, present, grant. for one that also (o advise, give directions. 3. to introduce one person to another.
manage,
effect
f. to work beforehand. 77<7fcJ, irpo-vaos or irpo-vdios, a, ov Ion. irpo-vrjios, 77, ov, (irpo, vaos) before or in front of a temple : as I. irpovrjcov, TO, the court before a temSubst.,
irpo-jjiox0c&>,
trpoj-evCa,
?),
treaty
between a state
Lat. hospitium.
and a
or compact of friendship foreigner, public friendship,

the rights
esp.
II.
and privileges of
a irpoevos or public friend,
of an ambassador.
ple.
II.
Upovaia Ion.
Upovrjtr),
77,
name
of
From
irpo-^vos Ion. irp6-etvos, o, (irp6, evos) a public i. e. a public guest or host : the word expressed the same relation between a state and an individual of another state, that *vos did between two indivievos,
of Apollo. III. irpovaos, 6, tbe hall or vestibule of a temple, through which was the way to the temple itself. irpo-vavp,ax<">, f. rjffca, to fight at sea for or in
defence
of, TIVOS.
-vefJiSf,
at Delphi, because she there before the great temple
Minerva
had a chapel or statue
duals
irpo-vljtw, f. forth, present.

to
to assign beforehand: to hold

II.
Med.
:
go forward
f.
in
grazing
hence
irpovfôfuii, of cattle, to gain ground,
of different states: the irpogfvos possessed great privileges in the state to which he was allied ; the relation usually passed on from father to son. II. one who represented a foreign state, a sort of
consul or agent. III. generally, a patron, as2. as Adj. assisting, sistant, defender, guardian.
relieving.
f. iô-o;, to shave beforehand. irpo-OYKdojxai, Dep. to bray beforehand.
spread.
-n-po-vcvco,
oca, to
nod
or stoop forwards.
irpo-VT|tos,
77,
ov, Ion. for irpovatos.

f.
irpo-Jjtipdco,
irpo-vrjorevco,
irpo-vlicd<o,
f.
o~ca,
to fast
770-0;,
to
beforehand. gain a victory beforehand.
7rpo-o8eiju>.
f.
o-a>,
f.
to travel before.
770*0;,
irpo-vo&o, f. fnai, with aor.
770-0;;
also
Med.
irpo-votojjiai, f.rjaoII.
irpo-oSoirouco,
to
med. and
pass. irpovvorjo'afMrjv, irpov2 . c.
to perceive or observe beforehand. vorjOijv : to plan or devise beforehand : to provide.
pave hand.
tbe
way.
II.
prepare the way before, metaph. to prepare before-
3. absol. to gen. to provide for, take thought for. be provident, act warily. Hence irpovot]Teov, verb. Adj. one must take care.
irpo-oSoi7rop(o, f. 770-0;, to travel before. Trpo-o8os, ov, (irpo, 686s) going before or in advance: as Subst., irpoooot, of, a party of soldiers in advance. irpo-oSos, T), (7rp<5, 686s) a going on, advance.
irpo-oiSa,
irpo-rjofiv
:
irpovoi)TiK6s,
77,
ov, (irpovofca) disposed to practise
inf.
irpoft8evai,
:
part.
irpoeiSdis
plqpf.
:
foresight, provident,
cautious,
wary.
II.
of
fut. irpofiffofMi
(with no pres. in use)

f.
things, shewing forethought or design. with forethought.
Adv. -KWS,
to
Cf. irpoe'i8ov. irpo-oip.ido|Ji.ai Att. contr. <|>poi}udo|juu,

:
know beforehand.
Dep.
:
-do-o-
irpovoia Ion. -VOITJ, 77, (irpovoos) a perceiving or II. foresight, knowing beforehand. forethought, forecast; IK irpovoias with forethought, advisedly, Lat. ex consulto, and of crimes, with malice prepense. 2. tbe providence of the gods.
irpovo}juua,
77, 77,
jmt
by
to
make a preamble or prelude :

is
the
pf. ire(ppoi(jiiafffjiai
used in pass, sense, to be stated
way of preamble.
From
irpo-oijAiov Att. contr. <J>poip,iov, TO, (irpo, o7fj.os) an opening or introduction to a thing : in Music, a
(irpovfftofMu)
a proboscis.
a foraging, plundering. From irpo-vo|tKo, f. ow, to go out foraging, to forage. irpovop.T|, 7), (Trpovf/JiOfjiai) a foraging, foray, raid.
irpovojwia,
irp6vop.os, ov, (irpovepofMi)
prelude, overture : in speeches, a preface, exordium : of laws, a preamble : metaph. any beginning. 2.
a hymn.
irpo-oCxojAcit, fut.
oixfiffofMi'.
Dep.:
to
have gone
going forward
to feed,
on before.
to testify
grazing forward.
irpo-voos, ov contr. irpc-vovs, ovv, (irpo, voos) think-
ing beforehand, wary

irpo-vu)irf|s,
e's,
Comp. upovovOTCpos.
:
and -vo>, to swear before or beforehand: on oath before. irpooirreov, verb. Adj. of irpoopaw, one must look
irpo-6p.vi;jjit
cf. sq.
drooping,
(irpo, wif/) bent or bending forwards 2. metaph. inclined, ready. sinking.
beforehand, take care of:

irpocpdoj (as if
-rrpooirros Att. contr. irpotiirTOs, ov, verb. Adj. of
irpo-vwmos,
ov, (irpo,
hwma)
before or without the
from
*7rpoo7TTO/icu), foreseen
manifest.
TrpooparosirpoopuTos,
to be foreseen. aor. 2 trpoeTdov : pf. TrpoTTpo-opdcu, irpooi/sofjiai fvpdKa: to foresee: absol. to look forward, be prof.
:
595
accompany
-
77,
ov, verb. Adj. of irpoopdca, foreseen,
esp. to
conduct in procession,
to
follow a
III. to pursue. corpse to the grave, Lat. efferre. n poiT<rwv, ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, of irpoiriirrca. Trpo-TTTdvvvjji,i, f. -TTfrdaca [a], to spread out before.
vident.
2.
to look
forward
at,
see
before one
irpoTTTta,
77,
rashness, reckless haste.
From
also to see from afar.
person or thing.
to foresee.
3. c. gen. to provide for a II. also in Med. irpoopdopai,
irpoireTqs, es, (irponiirrca) falling forwards, bending forward, Lat. prociduus, proclivis : drooping, at the
II. metaph. 2. to look before one. 3. to pro- point of death. being on the verge vide for, to provide, Lat. cavere. 2. precipitate, ^ of, ready for, prone to a thing. Hence irpo-opifw, f. aca, to mark out beforehand, to pre- sudden, rash, hasty, reckless. determine. II. in headlong irpoiT6Ts, Adv. forwards.
irpo-opjxdo), f. rjaca, to drive forward or onward: Pass, to rush or start on. II. intr, in Act. to
start forward.
haste.
irpo-op(juo>,
f.
iao), to
moor
before or in front.
f.
7rpo-o4>6iXci> Att. contr. irpou<f>i\ci> : to owe beforehand : Pass, to be due
otpeiXrjaca:
irpoirf>avTai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of irpocpaivta. irpoir<j>paSp.VOt, 77, ov, pf. pass. part, of irpocppdfa. irpo-ivTjBdo), f. rjaopai, to spring out before : to spring forward from.
irpo-irr]XaKia>, cover with mud:
to to), (irp6, mjXvs) with indignity, t& abuse also to throw in one's teeth, reproach one
f.
:
beforehand or
II.
iaca Att.
before, to
remain as a
77,
debt.
to treat
irpo-ovj/ts, ccas,
(npo, o^ts) a foreseeing.
foully
with.
a seeing before one.

nrpo-oij/ojAcu, fut.
Hence
cojs,
77,
of npoopdca (as
if
from *jrpooiTTopro-
TrpoiTTjXuKicris,
and
Trpoir7]XciKio'|xos,
o,
contumelious treatment.
irpo-TrS-yriS, es, (irpo, irayfjvai.} fixed in front,
irpo-irivu) [T], impf.

irpoviriov
:
minent.
irpoiraOetv, aor. 2
irpo-TraiSevco,
f.
inf.
of
irpoir6.a~xca.
aca, to
teach beforehand.
II.
irpo-iraXai, Adv. very long ago. irp6-irap, (irpo, irapd) Prep, with gen. before. Adv. before, sooner.
irpo-irapa|3dXX<>, to put
beside
or along before-
drink pledge him, Lat. propinare, because the Greek, as also the Roman, custom was to drink first oneself, 2. and then pass the cup to the person pledged. as the cup was often given as a present, irpoiriveiv came to signify to give away, make a present of, to
to
irpovmvov : f. irpoiriofMii : aor. 2 to pf. act. irpoireircaKa, pass. irpoTrîroîai : before or to one, to drink to another's health,
hand.
irpo-irapa<rK6vdfa>, f. daca, to prepare beforehand: Pass, to be prepared beforehand.
irpo-irapexo), to supply beforehand : to offer before. irpo-rrdpoiOe and before a vowel -0v Prep, with gen., before, in front of; irpoirdpoiOe irooiav before one's feet, close at hand ; irpoirdpotOe Ovpdcav before the door. II. Adv., I. of Place, in front, 2. of Time, before, formerly. forward, before.
:
compliment away: irpoirivciv TT)> tXfvOepiav'&iXiirirca, pledge away liberty to Philip so, -report tiroTai TO. TTJS iruXecas irpdyfjara the interests of the state have
:
been complimented away. ireoovnai irpo-irtiTTco, f.

irponcafiv: pf. irpoirfTTTcaKa.
:
aor.
1 irpovircaov, inf.
to fall or
throw oneself
forward :
-irdaa, -irdv, (irpo, irds) strengthd. for npu-rrav ^/J.ap all day long ; vijas npoirdaas all the ships together: neut. trpuirav as Adv. utterly.
irpo-irtts,
irds,
rush forward, rush headlong. irpo-mo-Tevco, f. aca, to trust or believe beforehand. irpo-mTVO), poet, for irponiirTca (v. irirvoi): to fall down before, fall prostrate, of suppliants.
to
irpo-frXtw,
f.
-irXfvaofMit, to sail before.
Hence
hand
irpo-irdcrxo), f. -irfiaofjuii, to suffer before or before: to be ill-treated before.
TTpo-irXoos, ov contr. -irXovs, in front or at the head.
ow,
sailing before,
irpo-irdTCOp, opos, 6, (irpo, na.Trjp) the first founder of a family, forefather : in plur. vpoirdropes, ol, antestors, forefathers.
Trpo-TrXwox, Ion. for irponXfca. to shew the way, -irpo-TroSijYos, 6v, going before
guiding.
irpo-iTt0o>,
irpo-ireipa,
f.
oca, to
persuade beforehand.
;
ward,
trpoirei-
to irpo-iroSiô), f. iaca, (irpo, irovs) stride forward.
put
the foot for-
77,
a previous trial or venture
pav
irotfiaOai, Lat.
experimentum facere, to make a

beforehand: also as Dep. i and pf. pass, irpofireipd-
step
irpo-irouo), f. rjffca, to do beforehand, take the first Pass, to be made or prepared beforehand. :
trial.
to attempt irpo-impdop.ai, with aor.
irpo-impdw,
irpo-iroX6p.o, f. rjaca, to fight before or in front of. From irpoiroXe'up.a, arcs, TO, service rendered.
TTpoiroXcvoj, f. aca, (irpoiroXos) to serve as a priest. irpo-iroXes, o, 77, (np6, iroXfca) a servant that goes 2. before one : an attendant, minister : a rower. one who serves a god, a priest or priestess : a templeservant.
II.
irpo-irp.ir,
f.
i//<u:
:
aor. I
to
irpovnfâ:
:
to
to
before or beforehand
send away, dismiss

II. to
send send
on : to send forth ; irpo-irîrfiv iovs arrows: also to afford, furnish.
to shoot forth
as
to
Adj. ministering to a
it.
thing,
conduct,
devoted or dedicated
596
irpoirofiirrj,
II.
57,
TTpOTTOJUTn}
(Tr/>orre/i7r<y)
FIFO'S.
II. irpop-p-rjTOS, ov, (irpo, faros) foretold. proclaimed, commanded. irpop-pios, ov, (irpo, pia) by the roots, root and branch : neut. irpopptôv or irpoppifa as Adv., up by
a sending on before.
escorting, conducting. the first place in a irpo-irop/rrta, f/, (irpo, itoîrij} procession, like irpoeSpia. in a procesirpoiro|AiT6s, 6v, (irpoirfniro}) escorting drink-offersion: c. ace., x oas
irpoirofJiTrbs
an attending,
the roots, Lat. radicitus.
carrying
IIPO'5, Prep, with
gen., dat.,
and ace.
with gen.
implying motion from or from the side of a place ; with dat., abiding at a place ; with ace., motion to a escort. Dor. irpOTi and TTOTI [~>v], contrd. TTOT. n-po-irovi>, f. tjffw, tc work or take pains before- place: WITH GENIT., I. of Place, from II. to labour for or instead of another. hand. forth: hence III. c. gen. rei, to work for a thing, i. e. to obtain it. from or on the side or quarter of; irpbs NOTOV on the IV. c. ace. rei, to obtain by previous labour : hence side q/the South, i. e. in the direction of the South ;
ings in procession.
II.
as Subst.
a conductor,
V pursued with zeal. grow weary or tire too soon.
in pf. pass, part., TO. irpoirtirovrmtva. things
formerly
Med.
irpoirovioâi, to
<^v\aKal irpbs AlOioircav garrisons on the side of, i. e. against, the Ethiopians ; "Afidrjpa iSpvrai irpbs TOV
'E\\i)airovTov, /ji,dX\ov f) TOV ^rpvôvos Abdera is situated on the side of the Hellespont rather than of the Strymon, i.e. is nearer to it. 2. metaph., irpos irarpos on the father's side : also on the part of, at the hand of, tx fiv Tt/t^y Trpos Zrjvos to have honour
eivoi T so, irpos Aios etcrt T* strangers and the poor are sent by Jove. 3. in presence of, before, whence its use in oaths and protestations fidprvpot irpbs Oewv, irpus dvOpwiTOJV witnesses before gods and men in which case the Att. insert ae between the prep, and ace., irpos ae Oeuv euro) I beseech thee by the gods, Lat. per te deos oro. II. with a passive Verb = u7ro, as, 81-
irpo-irovos, ov, very toilsome, exceeding toilsome.
IIpo-irovTis, iSos, f], (irpo, ITOVTOS) the name of the Sea of Marmora, so called because it leads into the Pontus or Black Sea. Pass, with irpo-iropevw, f. aca, to conductforward :
at the
med. -iropevffopai, and go before or forward.

fut.
pass. -iroptvO'fjffoiJai, to
max
'
hand of Jove
to be
Pass. f. iffoa, to provide beforehand : provided beforehand. or irp6iro<ris, ecus, 17, (irpoirivca) a drinking before II. a drink. to one : a pledging. TrpoiroTTjs, o, (irpoirivca) one who drinks healths. irpo-irovs, -TroSos, 6, the projectingfoot of a mountain.
irpo-jropia>,
jrpo-irpda-crco Att. -TTCO, to exact beforehand.
f.
fa
to
do
before.
II.
irpos nvos to be taught by one ; drifjuifcIII. o9ai irpos nvos to be dishonoured by one. from the local sense on or from the side o/comes the
SdaKfaOai
irpo-irpetov,
wvos,
6,
inclining
forward : metaph.
:
sense suiting, becoming
;
;
forward, ready, willing.

inclined or irpo-Trp7)vif|S, es,
not befitting every

bent forwards
man
ov irpbs TOV anavTOS dvSpos irpbs O'LKTJS agreeable to jusit is
sway-
tice
irpbs yvvaiieos %OTI
like a
woman.
ing forwards:
neut. Trpoirpi]v4s as Adv., forward.
iTpo-irpo, strengthened form of irpo, right before. irpoirpo-KvXCvBojjiat, Pass, strengthd. for irpoKvXiv80 [MI, to roll on and on, to keep rolling oneself before another's feet to be driven about from place to
:
place.
irp6-irpvp,va, Adv. (irp6, irpv^va) stern-foremost, properly of a ship on the point of sinking : hence on the brink of ruin, utterly cast away. irpo-irraCw, f. oca, to stumble before.
II. irpo-iruXaios [y] , ov, (irpo, irv\r)) before the gate. neut. pi. as Subst., irpoirv\aia, TO., a gateway, en-
DAT., generally, hard by, near, in the presence of, at, on ; @d\\ftv iroT\ yairj to dash upon earth ; ?rpos d\\rj\rjaiv cx fo ^ at to cnn g c ^ ose to cac ^ otner II. in addition to, besides ; irpbs TOVTOIS in addition to this ; irpbs rofs aAAots KUKOIS in addition to all other evils. III. of close engagement in a thing, 'yiyveffdai irpbs T< anoirtiv to be employed upon con-
WITH
sidering.
WITH
Accus.,
to,
it
expresses motion,
I.
of
Place, towards,
tile sense,
upon ;
KXaitiv irpbs ovpavov

j
irpbs TJ& towards the East; 2. in hosto cry to heaven.
trance
at
Athens the Propylaea, the entrance to the
Acropolis, built
by
Pericles.
irpo-irCXov, TO, (irpo, irvXif) a portico, vestibule.
Dep.
irpo-irw0dvo[iat, f. -irevaofjiai: aor.2 irpovirvdofjirjv: to learn by inquiry before, hear or ascertain beforehand. irpo-irupYos, ov, before or for towers ; Ovaiai trpo:
against : in the titles of speeches, irpos TIVO. in reference or reply to, in answer to, Lat. adversus ; not in accusation of, which is properly ara with gen., Lat. in. flirtlv irpos Tiva 3. without hostile sense, to address oneself towards or to one. II. of
III. Time, towards, near, hard upon. generally, of Relation, with a view to, in regard or relation to;
irvpfoi offerings
made for
vpbs TavTa. in regard to
this, therefore
r&
irpbs
TOV
the city.
irpo-p&o, f. -ptvcro [*ai, to flow forward, flow amain, Lat. profluere.

2. a foretelling. Trp6p-pT|<ris, 17, (irpo, pTJOLs) II. a previous instructions or orders. proclamation, public notice.
iro\fjiov things relating to our relations to the gods.
war
rd
irpbs
TOVS 0fovs
to, suit;
2.
according
able
to, at,
;
irpbs TI
upon ; irpbs TT\V to what end?
<prjprjv at
the news
so,
3.
in proportion to, in
comparison of; irpbs TOV irarepa Kvpov in comparison of his father Cyrus; irpbs irdvras TOVS d\\ovs in com-
597
parison (/all the aliis omnibus.
force,
rest,
implying superiority, Lzt.prae IV. in Att., Trpos with ace. is
irpo<r-dXXop.cu, f.-a\ovfjiai aor. I -77X0/1771- Dep.: to jump up, at or upon one.

: :
often put for Adv., as, irpos fiiav, irpbs avdyKijv by forcibly ; irpos itaipov in season ; Trpos \aptv
to please one; Trpos TO /3tcuoi' = /3tato;s. ABSOL. AS ADV., besides, over and above. IN COMPOS, it implies I. motion towards, as
II.
irpoor-a|jici(3o|-,ai,
Dor. poet. aor.
TroTa/-e-i//d/-77r,
to
answer.
f. <y, to milk besides: Dor. fut. med. 7TOTa/-eAeTO will yield milk besides.
nvi
irpO(r-a|ieXYOd>>
(in pass, sense)
irpoo--a|jiTr6XO|xai, (Trpos, d/iTrc'xo;), Pass, to be held

f.
in Trpoadfu.
KTao/JLai.
addition, besides, as in irpoa- fast in a thing. III. a being by or besides : a remain** Trpocr-apjvti) [u],
vvS), to
ing
sum). irpo-cra,p|3aTos, ov, (irpo, aa@Pa.Ta) before the Sabbath : as Subst., Trpoo*d/J/3aToi>, TO, the eve of the Sabco, f.
beside, as in irpoff-ei/ju (tipi
irpoo--a|ji,4>ivvtifjit,
Att. fut. -a/tcpta), to
riders, to
irpocr-ava(3alva>, f. mount besides.
aid one. put on over. -firjaofwu, to climb up to : of

to
come
Hence
77,
bath.
f\u>, to
irpocravafiJoais poet. irpoo-dp,|3-,
a going up
to,
announce
to denounce,
approach ;
From cas, T), an addressing. irpocra-yopevTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. to be called or

named.
-
From
At/zaos Trpoo"a /j3do*ets approach and ascent by means of a ladder, i. e. a scaling-ladder. TrpocravdpTjOi,, aor. 2 imperat. of irpoaava@aiv<u. Trpo(r-ava.y\,yv&(rK(i), to read besides.
irpo<r-a yop'u&>, f. ertw: aor. ~Tjy6pfvffa : pf. rjyopCVKO. : but the Att. fut., aor. and pf. are irpoafpu,
irpoatTirov, irpoadprjKa to name, call by name.
irpoor-o,Y&>,
f.
:
sides.
II.
to address, accost.
II.
irpoo-avaYKdco, f. do*o;, to force or constrain be2. to bring under command, discipline. to force one to do a thing. Trpoa-avaYOpcOco, to announce besides.
irpoo-avaYpd^to,
f.
if/<u,
o>:
irpoa7)a
fut.
med.
aor. 2 irpoarjâyov, rarely aor I. in pass, sense irpoffdôfiat : to
to write or note
down besides.
:
bring add.
to or
3. 4. to bring in, introduce. 5. to lead on, induce. II. intr. to draw near, approach; npoffaye, come on!
III.
2. to put to, upon: to supply, furnish. to bring to, move towards, apply, employ.
irpo<r-avaipa>, f. 770*0;, to lift up besides take upon oneself or undertake besides.
Med.
II.
to
of
an oracle,
to
give an answer besides.
Med.
to attach
to
oneself,
side.
2. to
embrace, salute.
bring over to one's 3. to induce to do
irpo<r-avaurlp,6&>, f.aVo;, to spend or consume besides. From TrpocravaKXip-a, TO, that on which one leans. Hence irpoo"avaicXivo|juu, Pass, to lean on. [t]
irpcxravdKXuris,
77,
a leaning or lying on.
a thing.
4. to get for oneself, procure,
import
hence
in Pass., T& itpoaa-xQtvTa imports. Hence irpoo-aY<>Yvis, fas, 6, one who brings to, an introducer.
irpo<7-avaXa|i{3dv(i>, f. -ATô/tat to take up or receive besides. 2. metaph. to recruit or refresh besides.

irpocr-ova.XC(rica>,
f.
-avaX&Gca, to spend or consume
irpo<TaY<>Y'n> %> (noffdyoj) a bringing to or towards : II. (from the intr. sense of acquisition. irpoaa70;)
approach or access
to, the
privilege of entrance.
aor. I part. irpoffavdXwaas. irpoo--avaTrXTjp6o>, f. waca, to fill up by pouring into, fill up the measure of.
:
besides
irpocra'yco'yos, 6v, (irpoffdyca)
bringing
:
to, attractive,
persuasive.
irpoo--q[8a>,
>
7TOTaeto"o/ at,
Dor. f. 7roT-aeto*o/zai to sing to; TIV Dor. for <rol Trpoo*ao*o/zat, to thee will I
TpaycuSiav to sing the songs
II.
sing. in a
2. TTpoffaSetv
f. 770*0;, to bang up besides or upon. irpoo'-avaaTeXXo), to hold in check besides. irpoo-avareXXo) poet. irpo-ravT-, to rise up towards. to offer or dedicate irpo<r-avaTi9T)fju, f. -0770*0;: besides : Med. to take something additional on one-
irpo<r-avapTda>,
Tragedy to music.
to
harmonise or
self: to contribute besides: also
II.
to confer
chime in with, Lat. concinere. irpotraijjas, aor. I part, of Ttpoaaiaffoi.

irpocr-aipcojjiai,
oneself.
to choose to oneself, attach to II. to choose or elect in addition to.
or consult with.
Med.
irpoo--ai<rtrG> Att. --jo-oxo, f. cw, to to : to come quickly upon or over.
spring or rush
:
TTpO(r-aiT0), addition.
absol. to
f.
77 ffoj,
to
ask besides
to
demand
in
irpo-T-avSpairoSifw, f. to*o; Att. iu>, to enslave besides. TTpoo--dvi^t (di/d, flfii ibo), to go up to. irpo<r-aviirov, aor. 2 without pres. in use (irpoffavayopcvca being used instead) to announce, publish or order besides. Trpoo--avT|S, e's, Dor. for irpoffrjv^s.
irpoa-dvTrjS, es, gen. cos, (Trpos, avTrjv} rising up against or so as to meet one, up-hill, Lat. ar&ius. II. metaph. steep, arduous : irksome, displeasing,
painful.
III.
II. to
continue asking, to beg of one:

to shoot like
beg hard.
f.
Hence
<r<y,
irp<xr-aKovTici>,
a javelin.
irpoa--a.KT*ov,verb.Ad).ofirpoffdy6),onemustbringto.
irpoo-ai-rqs, ov, o,
irpoff-aKOtJco,
f.
f.
of persons, adverse,
f.
hostile.
a beggar.
irpo<r-airaYYXXeo,
f Aa>, to
report besides.
irpojr-ciXeujxo,
-anovaopat, to hear besides. to rub or smear upon. if/ca,
irpotr-airaYopctJa), to forbid besides. irpoo--airatTti>, f. r\o<a, to demand besides.
irpocr-aXicTKOfiai, Pass, to be taken besides, to be cast in a lawsuit besides.
irpoo--a7TiX0,
f.
770*0;,
to threaten besides.
TTpo-r-aireiTrov, aor. 2
without pres. in use
(irpoff-
598
airayoptvu being used instead), to forbid, renounce
besides.
Pass.,
with aor. 2
f.
act. -aireaTrjv, pf.
to
revolt besides.
f.
irpoo--a7ropd\Xw,
besides.
-jSaXa), to
throw away
or lose
irpoo--|3aCvG),
-ffiijv, aor. I
-firjffofjai
pf.
-@f(3r)Ka
to
aor.
med.
ffirjffaiJiijv:
go
towards, step
:
irpcxr-airo-ypdâ),
f.
7rpoo--airo8iKW|xv,
irpoo--airoKpivonai,
iTpoor-airoKTelvco,
irpo<r-a'iro\a'Uj>,
f. f.
to enroll or register besides. if/cu, f. -8efcy, to prove besides.
up on
to
mount
or ascend.
2. to
come near
-e/3aAoi/
:
to
come upon,
attack.
fut.
irpocr-airo8i8a)(u, to
pay as a debt besides.
irpo<r-f3dXAco,
-/3o\w
:
aor.
pf.
Med.
to ansiuer besides.
to kill or slay besides.
-KTCVU,
aca, to
irpocr-airoAAxiiJU and -vco
enjoy besides. f. -oAccrcu :

:
to destroy,
to throw to or upon, -&6&\r)Ka, pass. -^t^\rjpai to apply or affix. 2. to assign to, add or attack to : of the Sun, apovpas irpo<rpa\\(iv to strike the earth with his rays to strike or reach the senses. 3.
:
Med., with pf. despatch, kill besides : to lose besides : 2 act. irpoaair6\os\a, to perish besides or with others. f. to send away or off besides. \fsca, irpoo--airoire|Aira>,
irpo<r-airo<rr\\a>,
irpo<r-airo<rrpeo>,
irpocr-airoTi|xda>,
irpoar-airo<|>epto,
f. f. f.
metaph., TrpoovSaAAeti/ ri to lay a thing to heart, attend to it: Med. to throw oneself upon, atII. intr. to strike against, make an attack or assault upon, engage: also to attack, assail: to 2. to put in with a ship, come approach, come to. to land or port.
tack.
-areAcD, to send off besides.

rja<a, to
f.
defraud besides.
rjoca, to
value or estimate besides.
-airoiffca, to
cany
f.
off besides: to
to fasten to or
aero, av, aor. 2 part,

77,
return or report in besides. irpoo'-dirra) Dor. irpOTi-dirra),
(irpoa@aivcu)
of irpoofiaivQ). a means of approach,
^/<u,
access.
upon, attach to, confer upon impose upon, saddle with.

deliver, commit to. Med. irpoadiTTOfjiai,
II.
in
bad
sense, to fix or 2. to apply to : to
irpocr|3aT6s,
?;,
rrpoo--(3iao|A(u,
intr. to be
to touch, lay
irpotr-apapioxw, f. dpffca: II. intrans. in pf. 2 irpoafit, fasten to, c. dat. dpdpa Ion. -dpijpa 3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, irpoaaprjpfto befitted, attached or closely joined to. rot irpo<r-apd(r<ra> Att. -TTCO, f. <a, to dash against. irpocr-dpT)pa, Ion. pf. of irpoaapapiffKoa.
:
III. added. hold on, meddle with. aor 2 qpapov: to join,
constrain to a
6v, (TTpoffftaivfo} accessible. f. -aoofuu, Dep. to force, compel, II. in aor. 1 pass, thing. irpoff-
@iao~0f)vai, to be forced or
hard pressed.
Att. -i3i0a>
:
:
irpoo--(3tpdco
irpoo-0aivca, to
f.
-/3t/3a<rcu
Causal of
bring or convey to
f.
metaph. to bring
upon.
ffj.o\ov
:
over, persuade.
irpoo--p\ciro>,
\pu, to look at or
f.
Trpotr-pXajaxw,
fioXovfiai
aor. 2
:
to
come or go
to, to reach, arrive at

f.
to
approach.
irpocrapTjpeTcu, 3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, ofirpocrapapifffto). irpocr-apKa>, f. c<ra>, to lend sufficient aid, to succour,
help, assist, c. dat. c. ace. rei.
II.
Med., Ion. -Porjaofiai, to call to: TTpoo--poa<o, aor. I irpoacficaadfjirjv, to call to oneself, call in.
to afford, yield, present,

f. offca -app-oTrw put or attach closely
: :
come up with succour:

to fit to,
II.
irpoo--poif]0a) Ion. -J3b>0cco, f. Tjacu, to corn's to aid, to bring succour or support to.
Trpocr-app.6^0) later Att.

pass. -ripfjLoatMi : metaph. to adapt.
pf. to :
applying.
intr. to suit
or agree with
a thing.
irpo<r-apTa.e0,
f.
to be attached to,
Pass. attach to: rjffca, to fasten or accrue or belong to: to be devoted to.
f.
a putting to or upon; a falling upon, an attack, assault; 2. irpoffftoXr) 'Axaii's an attack of the Achaeans. generally, a going towards, a means of approaching : an approach. 3. of ships, a place to touch at,
irpocrpoXT|,
77,
(7Tpoo73aAA.cw)
II.
harbour.
TTpocr-Yeios, ov, (irpos,
irpo<r-ofo-o-a), Att. for irpoff-aiaaca.
7^0 = 777) near

jSopcos)
the earth:
to
irpotr-aTtjAoco,
civil
uiffoa,
to
dishonour or deprive of near land.

irp6<r-|3oppos,
to
rights besides, to degrade besides. irpo<r-avaivop,ai, Pass, (irpos, avaiva)) dried up, waste or pine away upon.
7rpo<r-a/u8dco,
-771/80,
f.
ov,
(irpos,
exposed
the
become 3
north wind.
irpoo-"y6\Aa>,
f.
-aaofJtai [a], to look with
a smile
rjaca
impf.
3 dual -rjvorjrrjv irpocr-avXcios, ov, (irpos, 011X77) near a farm-yard,

:
sing. to speak to, address, accost.
irpoffrjvSojv,
upon, to gladden, Lat. arridere.

irpocr--yiYVO(ji,ai,, later
fj.ai
:
pf.
yyfvrjfj.at
2.
Dep.
irpoo--^- [t] fut. -ycvrjaoto come or go to, attach

:
:
rustic.
irpoar-auXco),
f.
^ffca, to
f.
accompany on
the flute.
besides
:
oneself to. accedere.
3.
generally, to be added, accrue, Lat. to arrive: of things, to come to,
larger. irpo<r-a/uo), to burn by touching. f. Med. rjaca, to take away besides irpoor-a<J>atpa>, to take away for Pass, to have a oneself besides : taken away besides. thing
:
irpoar-ava,va>, Pass, to grow or
-avgrjoa}, to increase
happen
to.
i
wax
Trpo<r- ypa<J>c0, f. tyca : pf. yeypacpa, pass, -yzypa/j.to write besides, annex a clause or codicil; TO. pai :
irpocrye'YpaiJ.fjLeva
conditions
f.
f.
added
to
treaty.
irpoo"Ytip,vdo>,
irpO(r-8av6Ca>,
daca, to exercise at or with. crew, to lend in addition to :
Med.
irpocr-a4)iKVOp,au,
irpocr-a<JHon)|xi,
f.
-a0i'o/icu, Dep. to arrive at. âr'fjo'w, to cause to revolt besides:

f.
with
pf. pass. irpocoeSdveia/jiai, to
have lent one, bor-
row
in addition.
599
irpo<T-Sairavda>, f. r/ffu, to spend besides. rrpoo-SeYfAa, arcs, TO, (irpoaSexo^tcu) reception. 1. c. gen. Trpcxr-Sei, impers. there is still wanting.
there
is still
or to be expected
to
come
VLt\r)rov irpoaooKifios expected against Miletus.

;
lirt
need
of.
irpo<r~86pmos Dor. irOTiSopmos, belonging to or serving for supper.

/
ov, (irpus, ovpirov)
irpoo--8Kop.ai, Ion. for irpoaotxofMLt.

irpo(T-8eo[iat Dor. poet. ircm-Sc'uojjiai : f. -87o"a> ; aor. I pass. tSffjOrjv to be in want of, stand Dep.
:
TTpoo--SpaKiv, aor. 2
part.
:
inf.
inf.
irpoaSpajJietv, aor. 2
[Jiwv,
of irpocrSepKOfJuii. of Trpoarpfôj irpO(r8pa:
formed from obsol.

f.
SpejMJ.
in need of besides : absol. to be in want. beg or ask of another : to beg one to do.
II. to
irpotr-edco,
Trpoo'-o'epKOfjuH. Dor. iroTi-BepKOjjuu: fut. med.-8epo/*cu : aor. I pass. -cSf'px^" 5 ail d in same sense aor. 2 act. -tSpatfov, pf. to /oo& a/, -SeSop/ca: Dep.:
data [a], to suffer to go further. aor. 2 of irpoafiaivQ}. rero, Ep. for aro, 3 sing. aor. i med. of
,
npoaffaiva}.
rrpoo--YY^ w
approach,
pillar
:
'
f-
ffeu >
fo
bring near.
'
II. intr.
to
hfo&f.
irpocrSeros, ov, (irpoo~otco) tied to a thing. irpocr-Bcvojiai, poet, for irpoaot 0^0.1, Dor. iroTi8-. Ion. 7rpo<r-8cKop.ai: fut. 8eo/tat: pf.
:
draw
near.
irpo<r-6YYP <^ <|)W

esp. to
^
f.
r'
''
Ascribe besides upon a
add a
limiting clause.
-jyaojuat,
[i] /o
irpoo>YY*'do}Jiai,
besides.
Med.
to
become surety
Ep. aor. 2 irpoo-fSeynrjv, with Dor. part.

:
admit
tr.
into one's presence
to accept or receive favourably : generally to admit.

:
to
II.
irpo<r-YXpfo>,
f-
tffoj
smear on
besides :*to be-
smear or bedaub
besides.
wait for or expect a thing

f.
:
absol. to wait patiently,
abide.
to
irpocr-c8a<{>iu>, f. ffcu, to fasten to the nerally to make fast.
ground: ge-
irpo<r-8.> (A), -8770-0; pf. pass. irpoffdcScfMi tie, bind, or fasten to or on.
Trpotr-So (B),
besides.
f.
-otrjaca, to
f.
need
besides.
jrpo<r-8i]X0|A(u,
-rjaopcu, Dep. to injure of ruin
TrpocreSpeia or -ta, 17, a setting by or near: esp. a sitting down before a place, besieging, blockade, Lat. obsessio. 2. close attention to a thing, Lat. assiduitas : From esp. a sitting by a sick-bed.
irpoo-eSpevco, f. aw, (jrpuaeSpos') to sit beside or near, be near to, Lat. assidere. 2. to attend constantly.
TTp ocre8pia, 77, irpoffeSpfia. irpotr-eSpos, or, (irpos, eSpa) sitting or abiding near; the surrounding smoke. irpoffeSpos \iyvvs
irpo<r-8ui|3<xXXa>, to insinuate besides.
calumniate besides.
II. to
irpoo--8uup0fjiai, Dep. to distinguish further. irpoo--8ta\YO|jiai, aor. i pass. -SieA.exî', Dep. to converse besides with.
irpexr-SiafJiapTtip&o, f. 170-0;, to testify in addition. Med. to divide irpoo--8iave|xo), to distribute:
irpoo-ecwrc, Ep. for irpoocint

irpoo-eO-rjica, aor. I
among
themselves.
of irpoffTiOrjfJii. r irpo<T-sQl<o, f. ffoj, to accustom or inure one /o a thing: Pass, /o accustom or z'rcHr* oneself to a thing.
irpo<r-6i8v<u, -8ws,
inf.
irpocr-8iairacra d\vci>, to fasten to with nails. Trpoo--8tairpa(Tcro), f. ca, to achieve or accomplish besides : Med. to achieve for oneself besides.
7rpocr-8tacj>0ipa>, f. -<p6ep> : pf. -e<0ap/x, pass. to destroy -f(f>6apfjiai i aor. 2 pass. -f>0dpr)V [a] besides : Pass, to perish besides.
:
and
irpocr-eiSov, inf. rrpoaiofiv, part. irpoaiSduv
part, of irpoffotoa. : aor. 2
without any
stead
II.
:
pres.
in
use, irpoaopdca
:
being used in-
med. irpoaiScaOai to look at or upon. Pass. irpoffeidoiMi, to appear beside or near to, to
inf.
be like.
irpoo-ctica, Att. for irpoaeoirca, q. v.
irpocr-8iSa>n,i,
sides.
f.
-Suva,
f.
to
7rpo<r-8iT)Y0|iai,
-rjcrofMi,
give besides or in addition. Dep. to narrate beas a judge to a pera lawsuit. ordain besides : Med. to
7Tpoo--iKaa>,
to,
f.
aw
n-poa-SlKaJo),
f.
dffu, to
award
in
liken to, semble.
make
II.
TJ,
to resemble
aor. i -faciaa : to make like : Pass, to be like, reto
metaph.
compare.
son
Med.
to be
engaged
irpoo'-eiKcXos,
ov, also os, ov,
somewhat
to press
like.
irpoov-BiopOoco, f. uffca, to correct oneself besides.
irpo<r-iXo Dor. irpoTt-eiXto), upon or against, compress.

rrpocriXir]4>a,
\afj.j3dv<u.
or force
jrpo<r-8u>pi&>,
irpocr-8id>ic0,
f.
f.
ffca,
o>,
to
to define or specify besides. pursue besides.

:
tXt]fi(xai, pf. act.
and
pass, of irpoff-
irpo<r-8oiuo Ion.
-e'co
:
fut.
rjaw: aor. I -eSofcrjaa:
irpoo-6iX6}iT]v, aor. 2
to expect, look for
to await.
:
irpoo--iXos, ov,
(rrpus, fi\r))
med. of irpoaatpea. towards the sun, sunny,

impf. irpoa-faiv Ion. -1710
:
7rpoo--SoK&0, f. -8oo> be thought besides.
aor. I
-e'8oa
to
seem or
warm,
Att.
light.
irpoo'-etfjit, inf. irpoffitvai:
-rrpocrSoKTjTOS, ov, (irpoaooKao}) expected. irpocrSoicCa, 57, (TrpoaooKaa}') a looking for, expectation, anticipation, whether of good or bad; irpbs TTpoffSoKiav according to expectation.
7?a
aor. 2 part, irpooiuv

to
(irpus,
tTfjit
ibo}
to
go
to or
towards:
approach one.
2. in hostile
sense, to
go
to
forward
on.
irpoo-SoKifios, ov, (irpoaooKau') expected, looked for,
or come against, attack. 3. to come II. of Time, to come speak. III. to come in ; T& xp>7A*aTa or
Trpoadvra
600
TCL irpoffi6vra alone, the
public income, revenue, Lat.

impf. irpoafjv: (irpos, elpi
II.
:
reditus.
irp6(r-ci|JLi,
inf. irpoffcivai:
irpo<r-6ap,apTdvo, more.
f.
-apapT'/jaofJiai, to fail
fut. -lovfiat
still
sum)
to be
to be at,
added
by, to be against. to, attached to : to belong to, be in

inf.
near or
irpocr-6av8pairo8CoLJLai, Att. to enslave utterly besides.

f.
Dep.
absol.
to be there, be offered.
besides
:
without any pres. vpoaenrew irpocr-ciirov, to speak to in use (Trpoaayoptvca being used instead) 2. to call so one, to address or accost : to salute. and so to name.
aor. 2
: :
irpoo"avuTTT)p,i, -arrjaoi, to make to stand forth Pass., with aor. 2 act. to rise up to. to work out irpocr-e^cp'ydjojjiai, f. -dao/Mi Dep. or accomplish besides : the pf. Trpoaegfipyaaftai is used in the depon. sense, but also takes a pass, sense, to have been achieved or effected besides: cf. (pyaofjai,
: :
:
irpo<r-6iorirpdoxr&>, f. o>, to exact payment of besides. irpo-o-eCw, f. aa>, to hold out and shake; trpoafieiv Xeipa to shake one's hand with a threatening gesture-'
to
Trpoor-$;6Taa>,
f.
aoj, to
f.
examine, search into besides.
Trpoo--eevpicnca>,
-fvprjaca, to find out besides.
hold out as a bugbear, menace one with. irpoo--KpdXXto, to cast out or expel besides. besides. irpo<r-6K'Trp,ira>, f. ô>, to send away
irpo<r-oiKa, pf. with pres. sense, Att. irpoo-eiKa, inf. TTpoaciKtvai: there is also a pass, form of pf., irpoarjiyto be like or resemble in a thing. II. to pai seem Jit. III. to seem to do.
:
on fire besides. irpotr-Traiv6o>, f. e<rcy, to praise besides. rrpo<r-6Kir6p6c0, f. wao), to kindle, set to accuse beirpoa-eiraiTiciOLiai, f. -aaofjai [a] : irpo<r-iCTOV, verb. Adj. of irpoaexv, one must apsides. ply : absol. one must attend. irpo<rcTiK6s, rj, 6v, (jrpoaix ^) attentive. irpocr-eirp,|3aivco, f. âoiJiai,='rrpoaft0atvca. n poar-ir^6vp(<TK<o, f. -(vpjjaco, to invent or devise irpoo--6KTiXX<o, to pluck out besides. for any purpose besides. irpo(T6icvp(ra, aor. I of irpoaKvpf(u. irpo<r-6KxXvdci>, f. aw, to ridicule besides. irpoo-eireo-ov, aor. 2 of irpoairiirrca. irpoa-eXavvw, f. fXaaca [a], Att. -eAa): aor. I -lyA.rrpoo--mpdXX<o, f. -jSoAw, to throw upon besides, to II. intr., I. (sub. ITTTTOV aaa: to drive towards. add over and above. or ap/Mt), to ride towards, ride up to, Lat. adequitare. irpo<r-inYpd<}>a) [a], f. i//<u, to write upon besides. 2. (sub. arparov), to march up, proceed, arrive. irpoo--iriKip,(u, Pass, to press or bear hard upon.
<
>
irpoo-eXeKTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass.

irpoo-eXtu), false
irpo<r-6iriKTdop,(u,
f.
-rjaofjai,
Dep.
to.
to
gain or ac-
form
for irpovcreXeoa.
quire besides
a thing
:
to
make
additions
irpocreXOciv, irpocreXOwv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of

f.
Kvaa
to
draw
t\Kva<u [u] aor. i d\to or towards, draw on : Med. to

or
:
\a)
irpoo'-emXafipdvoiiai, Med. to help to take hold of to help or succour, esp. in war. irpcxr-EiriopKcw, f. 170-0;, to swear a false oath besides.
irpocr-emirvew,
>
f. f.
draw towards
oneself, attract. irpo<r-6XXeiira>, f. if/ca, to be still

f.
irpotr-e'Triirovea),
-irvevaoâi, to blow against still. i\a<a, to trouble oneself still more.

f.
wanting.
aor. 2
:
irpo<r-ein0 icw'TrTti>,
pass. -TjTTiarrjOrjv besides.
:
â>, to jest at besides.
irpo<r-LJLJ3aiva>, to step upon : to
fvf0rjv trample upon, Lat. insultare. to look into besides. f. tyca, irpo<r-6p,j3X6'jra>,
irpoo--6p,irtKpaCvojjiai, Pass., with fut. med.
-en^rjaofj-at
irpoo'-eirurTap.ai, fut.
med.
:
-firiarrjaojjuii, aor.
Dep.
to
understand or know
:
-avovpai,
to
be
angry with
besides or further.
irpo<r-irurTXXa>, f. charge besides ; esp. by
are\S>
letter.
to
notify,
enjoin,
irpo<r-6|jL<J>pT|S, fs,
resembling. 7rpoo--evax, Dor. for irpoa-wrjxe, 3 sing. impf. of
Med. : irpo<r-6ma(}>pa-yto|iai, Att. fut. -toO/xat : to set one's seal to besides : hence to confirm or
ratify besides.
irpo<r-vSiKVULU, f. cvStigo), to declare besides: Med. to shew oneself off to another. irpoo--vexvpda>, f. aw, pledge for payment.
irpoo--6v0vp,op,ai
:
irpoo--C7riT6piTOnai, Pass, to enjoy oneself besides or

still
more.
to seize as
an additional
and
irpoo--emTpOTrtico, f. aca, to act as guardian to one Pass, to be subject to as guardian, be the further :
fut.
med.
:
-v9vfjLâoâi
to
ward of another.
irpoo--em4>o>v&>,
sides.
f. ^70-0;,
f.
pass. -evdvprjOriffoiMii : Dep. into consideration besides.
think on or take
to say by
way of addition.
to gratify be-
Trpocr-e-rrLxapLÔLiai,
-tcro/xat,
Dep.
2. to intreat or irpoa-ewc'iro), to address, accost. command to do, c. inf. 3. to call by name. irpocr-cvvocto, f. -fjao), to think on or observe besides.
[a], aor. 2 of TrpoaircrofMi.

f.
daofjLai
pf.
eipyaafMt
Dep. :
n-poo--6VT6iv(o,
sides.
f.
-TCI/W, to inflict besides.
to
work or
effect besides.
irpocr-VTXXojji,ai, Dep. to enjoin or
command
for
be-
irpocr-|;<up0p,ai, Med.
select besides.
to choose out
oneself or
irpoo'-ep-yos, ov, (irpos, epyov) industrious. irpoo--pVYOfJiat, Dep. to vomit forth against : metaph., Kvpara Trpoafpfvyfrai irfTptjv the waves break foaming against the rocks.
601
to irpoo-fi-rrov irpo<rcpcci> Att. contr. irpocrepw, fut. to speak to, to address.
:
upo<rr)YOpea>,f.770U',(7r/>oo'T77 P os ) to to console. Hence

Trpoo-rjYopTjiJi-a,
address kindly:
7rpo<j-pico,
crOat
:
f.
o*o>,
f.
to strive, vie
with or against.
OTOS, TO, the object of
an address.
irpo<r-po|juu,
Dep.
:
-fp-qaop-ai : aor. -TjpojjLijv, inf. -cpeto ask besides.
irpocr-epirto Dor. iroOtpiroj : f. ô> : aor. I irpoffeipEvaa to creep or steal on, approach, draw nigh; 6
irpoffepircav
irpocnr)Yopta, 77, (irpoariyopfca) an addressing kindly, II. a friendly greeting. naming, name. irpoo--T)YOpos, ov, (irpus, dyopftxu) addressing, ac-
costing; at irpoarjyopoi opvfs the speaking oaks

fvyfj.a.Tcav
c.gen.,
xpovos the coming
time-,
TO irpoafpvov the
TIa\\d8os irpoarjyopos addressing prayers

generally, affable. as Subst. irpoarjyopos, 6,
II. pass,
coming event, the future.

Trpo<reppir]a., aor. I
to Pallas
addressed,
accosted:
/ -
= trpoa--fp\}yya.v<j,
an acquaintance.
Trpo<r-pxop,ai, impf. --qpxoîjv, f. -\fvffofj.ai (but the Att. impf. and fut. are irpoarjetv, irpuffeifu): Dep. with act. aor. 2 -TjKOov, pf. -f\rj\vOa to come or
:
go
to
to
come forward :
to be
nigh ; also
ciate with.
nigh
in
absol. to approach, draw at hand. 2 to visit, asso.
3.
hostile
in,
sense, to
go
or
march
pf. pass, of irpoaeoatpifa. irpO(TT|i<u, 2 sing. pf. pass, of irpoatoiKa. irpoo-7]Ko,fJW]v, aor. I med. of irpoairjfju. irpocnrjKovTcos, Adv. pres. part, of irpoa^/coj, suitably, fitly, becomingly. irpoo-fjKov, part. neut. of irpoffrfKca used absol., it being fit or becoming, Lat. quum conveniat or con-
n pO(TTf]8d<})io'jJLat,
against.
II. to
f.
come
-fjaca,
irpoor-cpwTaci),
to
of revenue, Lat. redire. ask or question besides.
veniret.
irpocr-TiKa), to have come to, : to be near, be at band.
to.
II.
to have arrived at a
2.
irpo<r-O"irpos Dor. iro0-O"ir6pos, ov, verging towards evening : neut. pi. TcL iroOtGirepa. as Adv., towards evening.
irpoer-T(upio(Aai, Med. to take to oneself as a friend, choose as one's comrade, attach to oneself. Hence
irpcxreTcupitrTos, ov, joined with as
place
metaph.
to beit
long
impers., irpoarjKCi irpos Tiva
con-
cerns, has reference to one ; c. dat., irpoarjKet ftot it is 2. it belongs to, beseems, befits : se business. III. the Partic. irpocrrjKcav, ovaa, ov, irpoafJKov.
my
is
a comrade,
at-
very
common, belonging
to,
tached to a party.
7Tpoo--Ti, Adv. over and above, besides. irp6crvai, aor. I imperat. of irpoffevxofMii. irpo<r-virop0, f. rjaoj, to procure or supply besides : be provided with. irpoo'-cvpCo-Kco, f. -fvpT)aca, to find besides. n po<r-t;xT|,'7, prayer. II. a place ofprayer. From irpo<r-6tix o }Aat, f. -o/zat, Dep. to offer prayers or vows : absol. to worship : also c. ace. to pray for a
-
and of persons, related, akin :
befitting, beseeming ; of irpoarjfcovTCs (in full
of irpoffriKovTfs ytvei}, one's kinsmen, relatives : TO irpoarjKov or T<i irpoa'fjKovTa that which belongs to one, all that is proper to oneself ; T^V irpoffrjKovffav
aojTrjpiav e/eiropi&aOai to devise
means
for one's
own
safety
duties.
TT]v,
775, 77,
aor. 2
of irp6ff<pij[u.
*)
irpocrtx^s,
irpo<r-ex<>,
es,
(irpoafx
to,
:
f place, adjoining, bor2
irpoo--T)X6o), f. wffca, to nail, pin, or affix to. to nail up, shut close up. irpocpf|\'u0ov, aor. 2 of irpofffpxofuii.
dering upon, close

f-
next.
aor.
irpo(r-T|\vTOS ov, (irpoar)\v6ov]

)
<
irpoaiaxov
pf.
Trpoo"-
as Subst., irpoarj\vTos, 6,
fffx r) Ka
hold
to,
ship to
to have besides or in addition. II. to bring to or near; irpoaexfiv vavv to bring a port or to land; and without vavv, to put in
;
'
Lat. advena
come to, arrived at: a new comer, stranger, hence, one who has come over to Juirpooefrfjuit
:
daism, a convert, proselyte. irpoo--T|p,(u, properly pf. of

sit
Pass.
to
or touch at a place touch at : to land
vpoa\eiv
TJJ
-yjj,
TJ) 1/770*0;
to
upon or
close to
f.
to
:
remain
close to.
to give
fX flv
sometimes also' vaval irpoaHI- -Tpoff(x tv T v vovv, to turn one's

:
TTpo-<n)[xaiv&>,
aval
mind, thoughts, attention to a thing, Lat. animum advertere : also without TOV vovv, to attend ; irpoa2. to devote (X flv eavT$ to give heed to oneself. IV. oneself to a thing. 3. to pay court to.
to attach oneself to a thing, cling, cleave to it : also to devote oneself to the service of any one. V. Pass, to be held fast by a thing : to be implicated in.
previous nounce.
or
public
II. to
intimation
aor. I irpoea^fj.'rjva : to foretell, :
an-
proclaim, publish. irpo<TTjvYKa, used as aor. I of irpoatytpca.

irpo<r-T|V6p,os, ov, (irpos, dVc/xos)
towards the wind,

of irpoaQtpca.
windward.
irpocnr)Vx0T]v, used as aor.
irpo<r-i]VTjs
to.
I pass,
Med.
Dor. irpo(r-avT|S, *s, (irp6s, It's) soft, hence inclined, suitgentle, kindly: well-disposed:
able
irpoo--wos, ov,
ing.
(irpus,
eus) towards
to
dawn
or
morn:
Adv.
irpoarjvws.
Trpoo"f|pTT]p.at, pf. pass,

f.
of irpoffapTaa).
irpoa--t\>yv\>\i.i, Pass, to be bound or
-evoj,
yoked
yoke or fasten to
to.
irpo<nr]v8a, 3 sing. impf. of irpoaavoda}. irpoor-Tjwos, ov, (irpos, r]ws) Ion. for irpoafffos, to-
T,-p6<r~T)pos, ov, (irpus, 77/377)

,
near manhood.
wards morn : neut.

towards morning.
as
Adv.
in
Dor. form
TO"
aor. 2 of irpoad
602
near. II. Pass. irpoaiaTanai, with intr. tenses f. rjGca, to sit beside, near or upon. of Act., aor. 2 fffTijv, pf. farrjKa to stand near and poet, for irpoaOev. 2. aor. 2 inf. and part, of to, beside or at: also to come to, arrive at. irpoo-0tvai, irpoa0is, metaph., irpoffiffTarai ri poi something occurs to me. Ion. and poet, irpoo-06 3. to set oneself against : hence to offend,
irpo<r-0ttKo,
Ion.
Trp6cr0e,
irp6o-06v As Prep, with gen. of, in defence of.
I.
II.
of Place, before, in front give offence of Time, before.

intr. to
to.
,
f.
'fjffoj,
to narrate besides.
of Place, before, in front, to the front, forwards: with the Art., els TO npoaOev forward, furII. of Time, before, formerly, ther, to the front. old: also c. Art., 17 irpoffOcv rjnepa the day before:
As Adv.
7Tpocrex<w to
put
to land,
hold towards or against: put into port : Med. to stick or

z'6o),
cleave
to.
"fj,
of
irpocriTos,
ov, verb. Adj. of irpuffeifju (et/
also
rb irpoaOfv
as Adv., formerly.
/>o/z'tts ;
.
III. also
approachable.
irpoo-uov, ovffa, ov, aor. 2 part, of Trpoafifu (elpi ibo). irpo<r-Ka0o}jicu, f. -KaOeoov}Mi : aor. 2 -KaOe^6fj,r)v:
I
before, in sense of sooner, Lat. 6aveii> r\ . . to die sooner than
trpoaQev airo-
aor. 2 irpoo'deotTO, Ion. for irpoffOetro,
med.
opt. of
of irpoffTiOrjfu. irp6o-0es, aor. 2 imperat.

<
II. to sit down beto sit by, near, beside. Dep. fore a town, besiege it, Lat. obsidere. irpoo -Kd0T)jiai Ion. Kdnr]p,ai, properly pf. of irpoa:
rrp6<r0(ns,
tion.
T),
II.
a putting (TTpoffTiOr]fj,i) an adding, an addition.
to,
applica-
Pass. KaOefrfJLai one, to live with.

:
to
sit
by or near, to
sit
beside
II. to sit
down
before a town,
irpoo-0T]T>v, verb. Adj. of TrpoffriOrjî,
one must
besiege
besides.
it,
Lat. obsidere.
add:
also
one must teach.
irpoor-Ka0\Ko>, aor. I -fcaOei\Kvcra, to haul down,

irpo<r-Ka0C, f. ffoj, to sit down by or ace. cognato, OO.KOV TrpoaKaOi^fiv, to sit
irp6<r0TOS, ov, or 77, ov, verb. Adj. of TrpoffTiOijfJit, added, fitted or adapted to : put on, of false hair. 7rpoo--0o, f. -Ofvffo/jiai, to run towards or to.
irpoo-0T|KT],
77,
near on a
also c.
seat.
supplement.
dent.
II.
(irpoaTiOijfJLi} an addition, 2. something added, a
appendage,
irpo<r-Ka6i(m)p.i,
/
f. f.
ffTrjffca,
mere
acci-
jrpo<r-ica0O'jrAi,
acw, to
arm
to appoint besides. or equip besides.
aid, help, assistance.

inf.
aros, r6, (irpocm'077/it) an addition. Trpofr-QiyycLvu), f. -Qiga: aor. 2 irpoaeOiyov,

irp6<r0i)|Jia,
irpocr-Kaipos, ov, lasting but for a time, transitory. irpoo--K<uco, f. -Kavffopai, to set on fire besides : Pass., pf. irpoffKe/eavfjiai, to be burnt through; ffKfvrj
irpoffKeKavpeva. pots burnt through: also to be inflamed with love, to be in love with.
rrpoffOiyetv
to touch.
irpoo-ikos, a, ov, (irpoffOev) the foremost; ol irpoadioi irodcs the fore feet.
irptXT-KaXto),
f.
fcroj,
to call to, call on,
summon
irpoo-06-8on,os,o, (irpoaOe, 8o/xos) the chief of a house.
irpo&Qov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of TrpoaTiOrjfu.

7rpoo--0poeco,
<
2. in Att. to call to oneself, call to one's aid. of a prosecutor, to call into court, summon, accuse,
Med.
f. 770-0;,
to call to, address.

0i)/ios)
lay
to one's
an indictment against;
rbv (3affi\ta
irpo(7-0tfjLios, ov, (irpos,
according
inf.
TTpofftca\(iv irpos
in full, oiierjv dcre^ctas to bring an action for

;
mind, agreeable, welcome.

irpoo-tSciv,
Trpoo'erSoi'.
Trpoo-lSwv,
aor.
and
part,
impiety against . . , but commonly without S'IKTJV of irpoatca\(iv nva avavopias (sub. Siitrjv) to bring an action for cowardice against : Pass., 6 irpoffK\r)6ds
the party
II. to be always irpocr-iava>, to sit by or near. near, cleave to, follow close, Lat. instare. irpo<r-tt0, f. -i^rjffco, to sit by or near.
summoned.
Trpocr-KoipBios Dor. iroTt-K-, ov, (trpos, Kapoia) on or at the heart.
Trpoo--CK]p,t:
irpoafjfta,
fut.
irpoffrfffca,
:
med.
send
--fjffOfJLai
aor. I
let
irpo<r-KapTp6o>,
to
f.
rjaca,
to persevere in a thing.
2.
med.
-rjKa.fj,r]v
to
to or
towards,
adhere jftrmly
to a
man.
Hence
II. Med. irpoaicfMi, to let 2. suffer to approach, admit. to admit, allow, accede to, believe : to approve. 3. to accept, submit to, put up with. 4. c. inf. to undertake to do, venture : c. ace. pers. to please one ;
come to: to apply. come to or near one,
irpoo-Kaprep-qcrts,
irpotr-icaTapaCva),
i),
f.
perseverance.
-0r)ffofj.ai, to
go down
to besides.
irpocr-KaTapdXXco,
f.
-/SaXa), to
pay
so as to
make
up a
deficiency.
Hence
one thing pleases me not. -iojj.ai, Dep. to come to, arrive irpotr-iicveoiuu, at, reach: c. gen. to reach so far as, come up to. 2. to come to as a Hence suppliant.
\v ov TTpoaifrai
p.f
f.
addition,
TTpocrKCLTapA'rip.a, arcs, TO, that which is paid in a sum paid to make up a deficiency in the
revenue.
to ifpoa--Kara,yiyv<a<TK<)), f. -yvwffofjiai, sides. H. to adjudge or award to.
condemn
be-
irpooTKTup, opos, o, one that comes to the temples, a n. p ass fa to whom one comes as a suppliant, a protector, guardian.
suppliant.
_
irpotr-KaTawrxtivco,
f.
vvS), to
disgrace
still further.
irpoo-'KaTaXe-yw,
f.
fey, to
enroll in addition to.
rrpoo--iinreico,
i,
f.
aa>, to
ride
:
up
f.
-ffrrjffca
charge. to place near,
to,
bring
irpoo--KaTa\i'ira), f. if/cu, to leave behind, bequeath besides : also to leave, lose besides. besides. irpo(r-KaTavjJia), f. -vejiw, to allot or assign
603
irpoo--KaTapi0n.i>, f. 770*0;, to count besides. Trpo<r-KaTa<nct;a.to, f. oca, to furnish or prepare bePass, to be furnished or prepared besides. sides :
trpocr-KaTacnjpco [v], to pull
irpo(r-KaTaTi07]p.i,
sides,
f.
(as if from trpo-ffKeirronai, which does not occur") : to see beforehand, look out for : to pf. irpovOKffJifiai II. provide against : Med. to watch, take care of.
fj.rjv
:
down
besides.
to spy or reconnoitre beforehand.
Hence
-/caraOrjOca, to
pay down
be-
irpo-trKOTTT|,77,a spying or reconnoitring beforehand.

irpocr-KOirf|,
77,
pay as a further
f.
:
irpoo--KaTTjYop0),
besides
sides.
deposit. to lay to one's charge 770-0;, Pass., as logical term, to be predicated be-
= irp6oKop.p.a. (irpooKoirTca)
irpo<r-Ko.TT]|iai, Ion. for TrpoffKdOrjfjiai.
II. irp6-<TKOiros, ov, seeing beforehand, foreseeing. as Subst., irpoOKoiroi, ol, outposts, scouts. * f. to strike or dash irpoa-KoirTO), \fjca, against; irp. TOV irovv to strike one's foot, i. e. to stumble, against,
irp6<r-K6i[xai Ion. irpoo--Kop,ai, f. -Kfioofj.ai, serving as Pass, of irpoOTi6r]fj.i, to be placed or laid beside or
Lat. offendere.
to take offence, be
II. metaph. angry at.
to mistake, err.
i.
near, or upon ; TTJ 0vpa irpoote?a6ai to upon, II. to 2. to lie with. keep close to the door. be joined with, involved in. III. to be attached or devoted to ; irpooKelaOai ry \fyofjievca to put faith
lie by,
irp<xr-KopT|s, fs, (wpos, Kopevvvfu) causing satiety, palling, disgusting. Trp6o--Kpavos, ov, (irpos, Kpavov) on or for the bead: as Subst., irpocrKpdvov Dor. iroriKp-, TO, a cushion
in, subscribe to a story: to devote oneself to: also in bad IV. to press upon, sense, to be given or addicted to. solicit : to press close or hard. V. of things, to
for
the head, pillow.

f.
irpocr-Kpotifa),
o-o;,
to strike against
to
have a
col-
lision with, quarrel with.
fall to one, belong to : also to be laid upon, imposed, inflicted : also to be added.
irpoo-KK\Trj[ji,ai, pf. pass,
of rrpooKa\eca.
irpoo'-KTaop.ai, f. -KTrjoofiai pf. -KffeTrjfjiai : Dep. : to gain, get or win besides : to win over to one's side or party : pf. part, also in pass, sense, T& irpooKf:
irpocr-K6p8aivo>,
f.
Srjoca, to
gain
besides.
:
irpocr-KecJxiXcuov, TO, a cushion for the head, pillow also a cushion for sitting on, a boat-cushion.
KTr)fJ.va things acquired besides. aor. I -/cv\tffa irpoo--ictiXui>, f. -KvXioca [t]

:
to
roll to or against.
irpoo--KT]8T|s, fs, (irpos, tcrjSos') attached to, affecII. akin to, allied with. tionate.
irpocr-icripvKetiojiai,
Trpo<r-K7]piio-a-a>
irpooefcvaa
irpo<r-Ki5v6w, f. 770*0;: aor. r trpootnvvrjoa pol't. to prostrate oneself before in token of

:
Dep.
to
send a herald
f.
to one.
Att. -TTO>,
eu,
to
summon
by
respect, to do obeisance to. ship : also to deprecate the
2. of the gods, to worwrath of the gods, disarm
herald.
irpo<r-KiyK\l<t), (irpos, Kiyic\os) to move to and fro, wag the tail at : Pass., eS WTtxtfft\iff&tV (2 sing. Dor. impf. for irpootKiyfc\iov) nimbly didst thou twist
them by worship.
irpo<T-KtmTco,
f.
irpocrKtivif]Tf|s, ov, 6,
\f/ca
;
Hence a worshipper.
pf.
over one, to stoop
and whisper
to stoop to or -K(KV(pa to him.

:
or writhe about.
doca [a] , to shatter or shiver against. Pass, to be irpocr-KXirjpoo), f. uaca, to assign by lot : associated with.
irpocr-K\<i,
f.
rrpo<r-Ki;pi>, f. 770*0; ; with three irreg. tenses, impf. to irpoofKvpov, f. irpooKvpoca, aor. I irpoofKvpoa : reach, arrive at, c. dat. : to be at or near : to befall, betide : c. ace. to meet with.
irpo<TKt;cr<u, irpocricvo-ov, aor. I inf.
irp6o-icXT]o-is,
77,
(irpooftaXeco)
:
a judicial summons.
Dor.
to
and imper. of
oar:
irpocr-icXCvco, f. 3 sing. ITOTIK eK\irai
-K\W>
:
pf. pass. irpoaKtK\'TiMi,
irpooKvvica.
irpocr-Ktoiros, ov, (irpos, Ktainj) working at the as Subst., irpooKcairos, 6, a rower.
to
make
lean against, to put
to or against
Pass, to lean against, to be turned

fojs,
f.
towards.
Hence
inclination, bias, partiality. vaoo, to wash with waves : to dasb
77,
irp6cncXun.s,
irpo<r-icXija>,
irpoo-XajSeiv, aor. 2 inf. of irpoa\afjt,(3civca. irpoaXap-iv, irpoarXa{36n.evos, aor. 2 part. med. of irpooXafjiftdvca.
act.
and
:
against, of the waves.

irpoo--Kvdo>,
f.
-Kvrjoca, to
rub against:
Med.
to
rub oneself against.

jrpoo--Koifjuo|jiai, Pass, to go to sleep beside. irpocr-Koivooa, f. WOQJ, to communicate to, give a share of a thing to another.
pf. trpoo'-\a.y\d,v<a, f. -\r]ona.i : aor. 2 -t\&xov to obtain by lot besides ; irpoo\ayx^ v(tv -fi\7)xa Sifcrjv to obtain the right of bringing an action besides. = irpoo\ap0dvct). irpocr-XdvfJuu, Dep. irpoa--XdXi>, f. 770*0;, to talk to or with.
:
irpo<r-KoXXdo>, f. -fjoca, to glue on or to fastened to, to cleave to.

irpoo--KOp.ia>,
f.
Pass, to be
pf. -ci\T)<pa
aor. 2 -f\a(3ov : irpocr-Xa|a.pd.va>, fut. -\-r}\f/ofJiai : to take or receive besides or in addition

:
to
to
get over
and above,
2. to
to
gain or win besides
so
iffca
place
Med.
to
Att. iw, to carry or convey to a bring with one, bring home : to
also in
Med.
import.
irp6o-Kop.p,a, arcs, TO, (irpooKoirroi)
with one. II. to take bold of a thing besides

gen.
rei,
take another to help one, take to take hold of: to take part in :
:
a stumble
an
to be accessory to, take

few, to
so also in Med., c. part in a work ; and
occasion of stumbling, cause of offence or sin. irpo-<ncoirw: fut.irpootteif/ofjiai and aor. I irpovafcfif/d-
c. dat. pers. to help, assist.

i,
f.
lay to or near :-^Pass. to He
604
near or \CKTO.
meditate.
irpoo- -Xevo-crto,
/o 7oo
by;
sing.
Ep.
to,
aor.
pass
:
irpo(r-vavm)Y<>,
f-
rjffca,
to build ships in addition.
II. to
speak
address, accost
Med.
to
at or ?^/>o.
irpoo--vaxo> [a], Dor. for vpoovrjx^' aor. I -evfipa : to allot, irpocr-vp,a>, f. -vffiu Pass, to be assign, devote or dedicate to ; to add :
:
irp6r\7]vj/ts, 17, (Trpo<j\ap.pdva}) besides : an assumption.
a taking or assuming
II.
assigned
Med.
to
2.
vote, dedicate.
to pasture.
grant on one's own part, to deirpoavep.LV itoi^vas to drive flocks
n-poov\liropci>,
/o
f.
rfff&f,
to persist or persevere in.
importune,
c.
dat.
17,
Hence
importunity. ro//at Att. lov/tai, Dep. /o irpo<r-XoYiop,<u, f. II. to impute to. addition to. reckon or cow*
irpocrXiirdp-qo-is,
f. -vevffofjtai, to swim to or towards. irpoa-vTix4^ also as Dep. irpoa-VTixoimi, to swim II. of water, to dash upon. towards.
irpoo'-vea),
Hence
to.
irpo<rXoY7Tov or plur. count besides, reckon in.

irpo<rjjta0T]T6OV, verb. Adj.
ea, verb. Adj. one
ws
<irpo<r-vC(T<rop.ai Dor. ITOTIV-, II. to come against.
Dep. to come or go
irpoa-voeco,
f.
yffa}, to
f. rjffa),
perceive besides*
to
TTpocr-va)(j,dca,
one wws/ learn besides.

learn besides.
From
irpo<r-ftav9dva>,
f.
irpocr-vvOVV-.
for all
put to one's lips. words so beginning,
see irpoff-
-fj-aOrjaofUti, to
irpotr-jiapTvp o, f. 770-0;, to bear witness besides, bear additional witness : to confirm by additional
evidence.
irpo<r-p,dcrcra>,
'
irpoa-oSios, ov, (irpvs, o8tos) belonging to a solemn procession, processional : TO irpoffoStov (sub. /*Aos) a solemn thanksgiving, Lat. stipplicatio.
irp6<r-o8os, 17, a going or coming to, an approach, advance : in pi. irpoffodot, onsets, attacks. 2. a - H f f*aypat to knead or plaster solemn procession to a temple. 3. a coming forpfirpoatp.axO'nv II. income, rent, against, to attach closely to ; irpoffftaffffeiv rov Ila- ward to speak, leave to speak. paid TJJ TroAet to knead or stick on Peiraeeus to the esp. the public revenue ; mostly in plur. revenues, ref.
<a
aor. I
-6/za
:
Pass., aor. I
city
X&fv stuck
hand).
Pass, to be stuck fast to ; ir\tvpai<ri TrpoOfMiclose to his sides : so aor. I med. with pass,
turns, profits, Lat. reditus, proventus.
irp6<r-oi8a, pf. without

to
any pres.
sense, ir0Tt//aa/iei/os, stuck or sticking close to (the
know
besides.
2.
irpofffidtvai
in use, (irpos, oioa) owe X^-P LV *
thanks beside.
'
-ftaxeffopai Att. -fMxovfMti irpoo--jidxo[ACU' [a] Dep. : to fight against : esp. to assault a town. irpoor|Xivai, irpo<T|jLivas, aor. I inf. and part, of
jrpo<r-p,V&>,
f.
irpo<r-oiK6i6to, f. waoj, to assign to a person as his own. irpo<r-oucea>, f. rjffo}, to dwell by or near ; of towns, to lie near or next. II. trans, to dwell in or near
fifvu, to abide or
wait
still
longer
a place.
irpo<r-oiKo8o|Aco,f.570'a, to build in addition or near.
to irpofffjifveiv rivi trans, to await, c.
remain or wait for some one. II. ace. : to abide one in battle, stand
irp6<r-otKos, ov, (irpos,
ottfe'ai)
.*
dwelling near
to,
bor-
one's
ground
against.
dering on, neighbouring
as Subst., irpoaoifcos, o }
irpocr-jtTa,ireji,irop.ai,
Med.
II.
to
send for besides.
neighbour.
irpoo--p,i)xavdo}jwu, sides for oneself,
f.
rjaofj.ai,
Med.
to contrive be-
Pass, to be cunningly fas:
added
tened
to.
irpocrotcrTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of irpofftyfpca, to be to. 2. neut. TrpoaoiffTfov one must add. irpoa-ourw, used as fut. of irpoffcptpca.
trpo<r-oixo|iai, Dep. to go to a place. irpcxT-oiceXXxo, aor. I -ojKfi\a, to run ashore. irpotr-oXo<j)vpo[jiai, Dep. to utter one's sorrows to.
to mingle or irpo<r-p,iYvvp,t and -vto : fut. n'ica II. intr. to come join with, unite to, bring to. into contact with, come or go to a place : also to land,
arrive
at.
:
2.
meet with
in hostile sense, to battle, engage with.

irpo<r|j,iis,
77,
of persons, to hold intercourse with, go against, to meet in
irpocp-oixaprcu),
f.
770-0;,
to
go along
with.
irptxr-ojjuXeco, f. rjcroj, to bold intercourse or converse II. c. dat. loci, to remain with, associate wiih.
(TrpoGfj-iyvvfu}
a mixing or mingling
2.
with.
II.
a coming
to,
approaching.
Tfpofffjti'yvvfjii.
an be engaged with
at or cling to a place. a thing.

irpocr-ofAvufju, to
III. to
busy oneself with,
attacking, assault. n-po<r-{ju0"yo>, Ion. form of

irpo<r-|ji,icr0,
f.
swear
besides or in addition.
irpo<r-6p,oios, ov, nearly like, resembling.

-irpoo-ojjioioa),
f.
Hence
770-0;,
to hate besides.
wcrca, to
f.
make
to
like to.
irpotr-fuo-Ooa), f. dVo>, to let out for hire or interest besides : Med. to take into one's hire, hire. irpoa-jtoXciv, aor. 2 inf. of TTpoa&\<jjaK<a.
irpo<r-op,oXc>Yo,
sides
:
170-0;,
a.
concede or grant be-
to
acknowledge
mise besides.
terms.
2. to profurther debt. 3. to give in, surrender, come to
irpocr-jAopos, ov,
irpoo--jj.ii0eop.at,
doomed
f.
to
:
rjcrofMi
woe, ill-fated. Dor. TTOTI-JJI-: Dep.;
Hence
to
address, accost.
irpo<r-|jii)0oXoYo,
f.
970-0;,
to chatter in.
irpocr-ojxovpos, ov, adjoining, adjacent. irpotr-ovojjKiâj, to call by a name; irpocrovofia^dv Oeovs to give them the name Ocoi.
irpoo-fivpop,<H, Dep. to flow to or with, [y]
Dor. TTOT
poet, for irpoaopcua.
Trpoo-opaco
irpocr-opcuo, f. -6\f/ofiat : aor. 2 ^fTSov so also in Med. Trpoaopa.op.ai.
:
Trpoo-TroXe/xo'to.
:
605
to look at
irpo<r-'Trepiiroua>, to lay by or preserve besides. Trpo<r-irepovaco, f. Tjaca, tofasten with a pin to or on.
irpoo'-opc-yop-ai, Med. to reach out after : c. dat. to be urgent or pressing with. irpo<r-op0pos, ov, (npus, opQpos) towards morning : neut. as Adv. in Dor. form TO irorcpOpov, at dawn.
irpooriTo-<ov, ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, of irpoffmirro). eirrdfjiijv [a], Trpo<r-irTO|ji(u, f. -irr^ffofjiai : aor. 2 for which an aor. 2 act. irpoafirTrjv is often used : Dep. :
to fly to or towards : to come or light upon one suddenly. n poo--iriJ0ofjLai, poet, for irpoffirvvOavofxu.
>
Med. to irpo<r-opiG>, f. O-QJ, to mark out besides : mark out for oneself besides ; Trpoo~opi(o~6ai oiKtav to
have a house marked in proof of a mortgage. or near irpocr-opjitô), f. oca, to bring to anchor at a place : Pass, and Med., f. -opjuoviMii, aor. I -iapand -o:pfj.io"Or)V, to come to anchor near a fjLio~afj.r]V
place.
'
*"
7rpo<r-iTT|Y v ^H' 1 affix to the cross.

f.
and
-to>,
f.
-TTTJÔ}, to fix
to or
on
taw, to press or oppress besides. rrpo<r-ima), Trpoo--irXvo(xai, Dep. to approach quickly.

irpoo-'irCirTO),
f.
Hence
f],
-TTfffovfjLai
aor.
2 -tireffov:
to
anchor or to land. 2. to fall fall upon or against : strike against. upon, attack, assault. 3. to fall upon a person, irpoo--oti8io>, f. O-QJ, (rrpos, ovoas) to dash to earth. embrace him, join him. 4. to run or rush up to : irpoo--oupa>, f. 770-0;, to make water upon. 5. to fall in with, light upon, -rrpoor-ovpos, ov, Ion. for irp6o~opos, (jrpos, opos) ad- to embrace : to join. II. of events, to fall upon, befall one joining, bordering on, adjacent ; rci irpoffopa the ad- encounter. 2. to come suddenly to one's jacent parts ; "iv avros tfv rrpoffovpos where he was his to happen, occur. o^vn neighbour, i. e. lived in solitude. III. to fall down to or before, to knowledge. irpO(r-o4>6iXa>, f. rjaca, to owe yet more, be in debt prostrate oneself: c. ace. to fall donun to, suppliirpoo-opjjilo'is,
a coming
to
besides
Pass, to be still
f.
owing, be
:
still
due.
cate.
irpo<r-o4>\urKava>,
-ofpXrjaca
aor. 2 -uxp\ov, inf.
-o(p\fiv
besides, to incur as a further debt : generally, to incur or deserve besides : as law-term, to lose one's suit and incur a penalty besides.
:
to
owe
embrace.
near,
irpoo--iriTva), poet, for TTpoffmrrrct}, to fall upon : to II. to fall down to or before, supplicate.
irpocr-irXafa), shortd. for TrpoaireXafa, intr. to
come
irpoor-ox6iw, f.
irp6<r-ov|/ts,
&J/is
77,
ffca, to be wroth with : to be offended at. appearance, aspect, look; a }) Trpoff1
nigh, approach. irpocr-irXdo-o-to Att. -TTOJ :

:
draw
f.
-TrXaffca [a]
pf. pass.
-TrenXafffiat
>
to form or
mould upon.
:
thy presence,
f.
i.
e.
thine
own
aor. I
self,
tbou.
II.
seeing, beholding, sight.

irpocr-irai^GJ,
Trpo<r-irXo,
:
irp6o-n XdTOS, ov, (TrpooirXa^ta) approachable. Ion. pres. TrpotnrXiCKi} f. -irXevaofJiai

to sail
-iraiôfmi
2. to
eiraio'a:
to play,
towards or against.
f.
sport or jest with.
laugh
at,
banter, mock.
irpcxr-irXiripoci),
waca, to fill
up or complete
ships
;
numin
irpocr-'iraios, ov, (irpos,
new, fresh, recent:

newly.
irpo<r-ir3\ai&>,
f.
e/c
striking uj>on: sudden, irpoairaiov as Adv., suddenly,

TTCU'O;)
ber
to to
man
ships besides,
man more
and
Med.
get them manned. Trpoo-rrXtoTos, 77, ov, to or on which one
may
sail,
wrestle or struggle with one. irpo<r-irapa-ypa4>co, to write beside or in addition.

aca, to
navigable.
From
irpoo--TrXa>a>, Ion. for TrpoffTrAecu.
nrpoo'-'irapaKa.Xca), f. e'<r<w, to call in besides, invite. irpo<r-Trapa|Ji,evw, to remain near besides.
irpotr-Trapao-ic6vaci>, f. aca, to prepare besides. irpocmrapSeiv, aor. 2 inf. of irpoairtpooj.

f. w, to furnish or provide besides. irpocr-irao-craXctia) Alt. -iraTraXeiictf, f. aca, to nail II. to nail up or fast on or to. upon a
irpo<r-irapX<o,
to blow irpoo--iTv0 Ep. -irveiw : f. -nvtvaopa.i : or breathe upon, inspire : impers. with gen., irpoorrvei a smell of meat. fj.oi Kpfwv there is or add irpo<r-iroiw, f. 770-0;, to make over to, attach to add or attach to to. II. Med.
irpoairoicofjiai,
bang
peg.
be affected -irciffofMi, to irpoo'-traarxco, II. to be passionately in love with. sides.
be-
irpoo'-'imvos, ov, (irp6s, rreiva) hungry, a-hungered. drive affca, to bring near to, irpocr-ireXaJja), II. intr. and Pass, to against. approach, come
oneself: of persons, to bring over to one's own side, 2. of things, to take to oneself, win or gain over. 3. genepretend to, lay claim to, Lat. qffectare. to c. inf. to rally, to pretend, feign, affect ; pretend^ do also to use as a pretence, allege, adduce : Sei as if it were not, preirpoa-noifiaOai one must make Hence tend it is not so, Lat. dissimulare.
:
nigh
to.
f.
irpoo-iroujo-is,
ipw, to
irpo<r-ir}iirci>,
send to: conduct or convoy to.
sition.
2.
an acqui17, a gaining for oneself, a taking to oneself, pretence or claim to
trpo<r-irc p8c[juu,
with aor. 2 act. -eirapSov, oppedere. irpocr-ircptpaXXo), to throw or put around besides : Med. to put round oneself: Pass, to be put or
II.
a thing.
asirpoo-irowp-6s, ov, (rrpoffrroifO}) taken to oneself,
sumed, adopted.
be irpoo--iroXe|Ji>, f. 7}o~o}, to carry on war against, at war with : aLo to attack or harass in war.
drawn round.
obtain.
,
Med.
to
compass, seek to
Dep. to remain over irpo<r-iTptXa}j,pdvw, to embrace besides.
and
above.
Med.
irpoo--iroXejioa>, f. ouffoj, to make hostile besides to go to war with besides.
606
irpo<r-iroXo,
f.
-TrpocnroAeo)
170x0, to
:
-TTpoararrj?.
f. -ffTf\a>, to compress in small compass: pf. pass. part. trpoo'ffTa\êvos, tight-drawn, II. to fit to : Med. tucked up, Lat. adstrictus.
attend or wait upon From to be attended, ministered to.
Pass.
irpocr-OTcXAco,
as Subst., : irpocr-iToXos, ov, (rrpos, iroAccu) serving a ministering priest irpoairoXos, 6 and 17, a servant, esp.
to keep close to.
or priestess ; irp6criro\os (povov minister of death. n poo--'iropviop,ai, f. evaofjuii, Dep. to go to,approach.

t
irpocr-crvKCKjxtVTea),
f.
fjaoi,
to
slander besides.
jrpoa -iropi, f. iarca Att. to), to procure besides. on irpocr-TropiraTos, "h, ov, (irpos, iropirdo}) fastened or to with a pin, close-fastened.
>
'irpoo'-crup.pdXXofxat, Med. to contribute to besides or at the same time, c. gen.

Trpoor-(rvvicrrr]p,i, ther.
f.
-ovaT-fjaoj, to
recommendfur-
jrpoo'-'Trpiiio-o-op.ai,
Itrjv
:
f.
-irpaôfâi
:
aor.
-eirpaga-
-irpoa-crvvoiKeco,
place,
f.
ffaca,
to settle with others in a
Med.
(irpos, irpaaffo))
to
exact or
demand
make a joint
settlement with.
besides.
irpo<r<To>,
irpoo-rrraurjAa, aros, TO,
a stumble.
From
irpoo'-irTauo, f. a<u, to strike against : esp. to strike one's foot against, and absol. to -stumble, to limp, II. metaph. tofail : to suffer a disaster or defeat. bait. irpocnrrfjvai, inf. of irpofffirTrjv, aor. 2 act. of irpoff-
Adv., poet, for -rrpoaca. irpcxr-oxopeva), to heap up besides. irpoo-TaKeCs, irpoorSK-qvat, aor. 2 pass. part,
and
inf.
of TrpoaTrjKQj.
irpotrraOets, aor. I pass. part, of TrpotffTijfu. irpoa--<r$& or -<r<j>aTT, f. f a>, to slay at or near.
Trpoo-TcryiAa,, arcs, TO, (irpoaTaffffai)
crouch or cower towards; aKTai \iiJ.fvos TTOTiirfiTTijviai (Ep. and Dor. for irpofftoire-nTijxviai, pf. part. pi. fem.) headlands verging
<
irpo<r-imi]cr(rt0,
f.
cw,
to
mand;
TrpoffTaypaTos by
an command.
order, com-
wards the harbour,

object of one's
i.
e.
closing it in.
that which
aor.
is
irpo(r-Ta06is, aor. I pass. part, of irpoaTfivca. -irpoo-raKTCOv, verb. Adj. of wpoffTaffffoj, one order.
irpo<r-TfiX<UTj'<tfp(>,
f. fiffo},
must
irp6<nrruYp.a, arcs,
f.
t<5,
embraced, the
:
to persist or persevere
embrace or caress.
I
From
j
stillfurther.
Trp6<rra|is,57, (irpoffTaffffca) an ordaining, ordinance; irpoffTaîv iroiftffOai to make an assessment. irpo-o-TScria, 17, (irpoiaTrjfti^ a being at the head of,
to emtTrrva cy, irpo<r-irTV<r(rG>, brace. II. as Dep., irpoo--irTvo-<rojjiat Dor. ITOTI-
orirpoTU-irTxio-crofiat: f.-rm'ôftar. pf.-firTvyfiai: of a garment, to fold itself close to, cling close
presidency, chieftainship, leadership: patron-ship.

II.
j
2.
round. embrace
a
festival,
of persons, to fold to one's bosom, clasp, partisanship, party, faction. hence to greet warmly, welcome. 3. of building, a court, area. to celebrate. irpocr-rAo'o'ta Att. -TTCO
2.
:
a place before a
aor. I
:
fut.
ca
-6raa
irpoo'-'jTTva),
f.
irTvffo) [y]
to spit
upon
aor. I
part, irpoffiTTvaas, spitting in sign of contempt. irpoo--mjv0dvo[ji<u, f. -irtvcrofjiai : aor. 2 -firvOofjirjv

to enquire or learn besides. irpoo'-paCvco, to sprinkle besides or about.
place or 2. to ascribe, assign, award to a post at a place. class or party plqpf. pass., 'IvSol irpofffTfTaxaTO the Indians had been assigned to . 3. to appoint as
Pass., aor. I
~TaxOrjv
;
pf.
-T fraypat
to
irpoo-pairrov, verb. Adj. one must sew on.

irptwr-pdiTTa),
f.
From
commander. order to do
II.
to enjoin or give orders, to
tya),
to
sew on.
jrpo<r-pi>,
-cppvrjv
-pevaofMii : aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense) to flow to or towards, flow in a stream to,
f.
Tci trpoffTa\6fVTa orders given. ; irpoaraoia, presiirpoo-TSreia, 17, (irpoaTaTrjs) dency, authority : patronage, protection. Trpo-orTareva), (TTpoaraTT/s) to be leader : absol. to
hence
to
irpoo-pT)YVV|u, or beat against.
gather, assemble. f. -pr]ca; aor.

TO,
exercise authority
I
irp.
onus
..
to
provide or take
-eppr)a:
to
dash
:
care that
irpocr-pTjiAa, aros,
an address, salutation
:
Trpo-o-Tareo), f. 170-0;, (irpotTTaTT/s) to stand before or at the head of, be ruler over, be president or leader
name, designation.
irpocr-pTjcrus,
17,
of; 6 TTpoffTaTUv he that acts as chief:
Pass, to be
an addressing, accosting
irpoffprjyvvfjii.
ijjca,
a name.
irpo<r-pTj(r<Ta>,
irpocr-pi'irTW,
f.
to
throw
to.
:
irpoa-o-aiva),
to
:
fawn
upon, of dogs
metaph.
to
II. to stand before, proruled or led by one. in Att. to be a patron or tect, guard, c. gen. III. 6 irpoffTarSjv xpovos time that is guardian. close at hand. Hence
;
wheedle, flatter
irpcxr-crepco, to
of things, to please, Lat. arrideo. worship or honour besides.
guarding.
irpotrraTTipios, a, ov, standing before, protecting, II. standing before or close to, hovering
irp6<r<ro0V, poet, for irpoacaOtv, forwards, onwards. irpooxroTtpw, Adv., poet, for irpoacaTfpoj.
or flitting before one.
pant for a thing. irpoar-<rrda> Dor. TTOTI-, to drop on, shed over. irpo<7-o-Tavp6co, f. waoa, to draw a stockade along or in front of a. place, c. ace.
irpoo--o-TtX(o, aor. 2 -eVrrxoi/
:
irpo<r-<nratpa>, to
irpooTaTT]S [a], ov, 6, (irpo'1'ffTafJ.ai) one who stands II. a chief, rider, a front-rank man. leader: the leader of a party. III. one who stands before and protects, a protector, patron, guardian : at Athens, a citizen, whom a P.CTOIKOS chose
in front,
as
his
logo
to or
towards.
patron, standing to h
in
much
the
same
607
relation as the
<r6ai
Roman
cliens to his
patronus;
ypaif/a1
'
irpo<r-rpC|3u
pf.
i
[t]
:
f.
^<u
name ;
irpoardrov to register oneself by one's patron's in Pass., yeypdij/ofjiat irpoaT&Tov I will be enIV. one rolled under the name of a patron. who stands before a god, a suppliant. irpo-aTctTis, LOOS, fem. of irpoaTaTrjs, a protectress. irpo-orrovpoo), f. uoca, to draw a stockade along. irpoo--T0T|crojiai, fut. pass, of rpoortftyfU. irpo0--T6ixt<">f f- o"fc>, to add to a wall, include withiff
irpo-orcixo), to advance, go before. irpo(r-TKTaCvop,at, Med. to add of one's own device. irpoar-T6\^(i>, f. fffca, to pay or spend besides. Trpo-OTeXXo), f. -o*T6\a), to guard or cover in front,
TeTpifj.fj.ai
to
rub
Pass., aor. 2 -crpiprjv [?] : on or against : Med. to rub

:
oneself against : to inflict or cause to be inflicted on a person : to attach the reputation of a thing to him : Pass, to be inflicted. II. in Pass, also to have
intercourse with.
Hence
inflicted
irpoo-Tptfijia, TO, that
upon one
which is rubbed on or a brand, disgrace, affliction.
the walls.
irpo<r-Tp6iraios Dor. irori-rp-, ov, (irpoffTponri~) I. act. turning oneself towards or to a god to obtain purification after being stained by crime, a suppliant : as Adj., irpoarpunaioi \irai suppliant 2. prayers. also of one who has not yet been purified, a polluted
:
\
person, Lat.
af/za, he to
shelter
Med., irpoffTf\\f<r0ai Tiva
to
send one
Pass., aor. 2 irpovffTaXrjv [a], to forth equipped: equip oneself for a journey, go forth, start. irpo-o-Tvda>, f. <u, and irpo-<rr6vo>, to sigh or grieve beforehand. TTpo-OTepviSios, ov, (irpo, ffTepvov) before the breast:
as Subst., trpoffTepviSiov, TO,
a covering or ornament
homo piacularis : as Adj., irpoaTpoiraiov II. pass. polluting blood, blood-guiltiness. whom one turns; 0os -npoffTporraios the god to whom one turns for vengeance, the avenger: as Adj. visiting with vengeance, implacable. irpooTpoirT|, f), (irpoaTpeirca) a turning oneself towards in prayer or supplication: in plur. prayers, conjurings; 7roA.ys irpooTpOTrrjv %x fiv to address a
the city.
2.
for the breast of horses.

irpo-o-TCpvos, ov, (irpo, aTcpvov) before or on the breast.
petition to
TrpoOTpoitT)
yvvaiKuv a
suppliant
band of women.
irpoo-Tpiro> Dor. iron-repino,

5,
to delight beside.
pf. pass. part,
of irpoaTaffato.
II.
i,
Dep.
to
to devise besides,
f.
gca,
melt into besides.
intrans. in pf. act. irpooTtTrjKa, aor. 2 pass. irpoacTaKTJV [a], to stick fast to, to cleave to.
irpo-<rrr|cras, aor. I part, of irpotffTrjfJU. irpoo--ri0T]p,i, fut. -0rjffa) : aor. I -f0r]Ka
irpotrrpoiros, ov, (irpoaTpeiroi) turning towards: hence, like irpoffTpoiraios, a suppliant. to irpcxr-Tvyxdva), f. Ttvgouai : aor. 2 fTvxov : hit or light upon, meet or fall in with, obtain, c. gen. 2. of events, to befall one. 3. 6 TrpoaTvyx avcav , 6 the first person one meets, anybody ; T& a evia the gifts that come to one's share.
7rpo<r-vj3pico,
besides.
f.
aor.
iao), to
insult or treat with indignity
-e07]V
3. to
to
put
to,
apply, fit.
4. to attribute or
2. to
:
bestow or confer upon, to give

inflict.
put to, add. in bad sense, to

to.
impose,
to
impute hand over, to deliver over, consign to.

;
5.
II.
irpo-<ruYYtyvo fJLair Att. irpo-uyy-, Dep. to be with beforehand, converse with beforehand. irpo-<rv|Jijiicry(o, to intermix first.
irpo-auvoiK(i>,
f.
irpoaTi0efjLai to subj. -0ufj.ai :
Med.
a.or.
-0^r)V y
imperat. -Oov,
add
to,
agree with, consent

absol. to
or associate oneself to, join : to to be well-inclined towards :
irpocr-vir<ipx,
irpoo--v'rrex<>>
f.
to live together before. &, to exist or happen besides. -v<peu, to be accountable also, stand
170*60,
f-
come over, submit. 2. to take to oneself besides or to take as one's friend or ally ; irpoaTi0fo0at TToXfjjLLOv to make one's enemy besides; irpoffTi-
surety for.
Dep.
to
promise
besides.
0ea0ai odfjapTO, to take to wife. 3. to apply to oneself, bring upon oneself. 4. to exhibit, declare. irpoor-TtXaw, f. r)OiOJ, to befoul with dung. TrpO(r-Tip.do), f. rjaoj, to award a further penalty : Med. to propose an additional penalty : Pass, to be
irpo(r-4>dYiov, TO, (irpos, tpa^fiv) with other food : something to eat.

before,
anything eaten
which is sacrificed to or irp6-<r4>aYp,a, OTOS, TO, that From 2. a sacrifice, slaughter. a victim.
II.
imposed as an additional penalty. Hence of irpoaQrjfu. irpo<rrp.T]ji,a, CITOS, TO, that which is awarded over n-po<r-4><io-8ai, inf. med. and above the regular penalty, an additional penalty. of rrp6o--<j>oTOS, ov, (irpos, irtyaTai 3 sing. pf. pass, TO, a mouth of a river. *0eVo>) lately slain, fresh-slaughtered: generally, neut. irp6<r(paTov as irpocr-Tpeirco, f. i//o), to turn to or towards in prayer fresh, new, late, Lat. recens : or supplication, to supplicate so also in Med. to Adv., lately : also regul. Adv. Trpootyarcas, lately. turn oneself towards, supplicate. to or near, apTrpO(r<j>6pT|S, (s, (irpoatpfpoj) brought
:
irpo-o-4>aa> later -TTCO, to sacrifice beforehand. to sacrifice for or in behalf of. to appear besides. 7rpotr-<j)a(vop,ai, Pass,
irpo<r-Tp<|>(i>,
f.
-Opfya,
to
bring up
:
in.
:
proaching,
to
2. like,
resembling.
:
ll.
= Trp6anor. I
irpoo-Tp<xco,
f.
-opafjLovfjiai
run
to,
in hostile sense, to attack.
towards or against : 2. run at, make a sally or sudden
aor. 2 -eSpa/toi/ absol. to run up.
<popos, serviceable, conducive.
irpoa-<|)p<o Dor. inm-<!>pa)

pass.
-
f.
irpoffoiffa
:
to bring to, 7rpoo"-'7x^ 77 I/ I n -fvcixOrjv 2. to near or upon : to apply to, lay to or upon,
608
present, offer
:
also to set before one, offer
meat or
irpoa<J)t)S,
aor 2 part.
and in Med. to take meat or drink to oneself. irp6(r<|>v<ris, T), (jrpoff<f>vo{Mi) a growing to or upon, to add. 4. to bring forward, a clinging to. 3. to give besides, f. aor. I TrpoGftyvffa to bring to make -tyvGca 7rpo<r-<}>ijc0, 5. to contribute to, produce as authority. to grow to or upon, to hang upon, fasten to. II. II. Pass., with fut. med. irpoffoiffopai, in, yield. to be borne or carried towards : of ships, to put in. Pass., with intr. tenses of Act., viz. aor. 2 rrpoattpw, to i. to rush against or upon, attack, make an onset: part. irpoa<pvs, vaa, vv pf. irpocrirftyvKa grow to to have or upon : to hang upon, cling to, be attached to. to rush. 3. to approach, converse with, or bear oneself. Trpoo-<j>vws Ion. -eo>s, Adv. ofTrpoffcpvrjs, with natural 4. absol. to behave dealings with. be like, resemble: cp. irpoatyfprjs, fitness, suitably, ably. 5. to come near, 6. to be put or imposed upon one. irpoo-4>covi), f. ijcro), to call or speak to, address, ffji<pfpris. 1. to call by name, to name, speak of. accost. to flee for refuge to. irpo<r-<|>tYo>, f. -<pfvonai,
drink
: \
:
Hence
in irpoa-<t>VKTov, verb. Adj. one must be defendant
an action
besides
irp6<r-4>Tj}i.t,
: cf. <pevya} iv. to speak to, address

;
impf. or aor. 2
:
irpoffffprjv, rfs,
77
inf.
med. irpoa<paa6ai.
address or dedicate a thing to another. irpoo^covfjcis Dor. TTOTK^-. fffffa, fv, (irpoffcpcavea}) addressing, capable of addressing. irpocr^wvTjua, OTOS, TO, (Trpoafywvtca) that which is addressed to another, an address.
3. to
gofMii : Dep. II. to call by
at irpoor-<J>06YYl ai Dor. TrOTU-c}>0YY P' to call to, address, accost,

JI'
H^*Y"
salute.
irpo<r4>a>vr|us, f(us,
2.
77,
(Trpootpoivita)
'
an addressing.
'
a dedication.
f.
name,
call.
Hence
iTpoa--\a.<TK,
pf.
to be ruined besides : to go irpoo--<}>0etpo|xai, Pass, to ruin, meet in an evil hour, esp. in aor. 2 part.
(in pres. sense)
aor. 1 irpoffex%vov -xavovpai to g aP e r stare TrpoaKx rl va

'
irpoaQOaptis.
irpotr<J>0YKT6s,
act. saluting.
6v,
addressed,
T<$,
saluted.
II.
open-mouthed at one, Lat. inhiare. irpo-axe0tv, poet, for irpoaxew, aor. i inf. of Med., Trpoax c ^^f l v t I warded off from irpoex0Yp.oi,
OTOS,
ov,
(7Tpoo*<j(>0e'y70/xcu)
an ad-
dress, salutation; in plur. words, accents.
Trp6o-<j>00YYs,
saluting.
irpoo--<|>0ov^ci>,
f.
(Trpoa<p6cyyofjiai)
to oppose
addressing,
x e ^> ' pour to r n aros, TO, (rrpoc'x<w) that which is held I. a skreen, cloak, pretence, prebefore, hence, text ; ?T0oo'X'7At ct fov iro\efjiov the ostensible cause for
f.
-
rjact},
through envy.
irpoT<}){\ia,
(Trpoa^tXr/s) kindness, good will. irpooxjuXeo-Tepov, -COTO/TO,, Comp. and Sup. ofirpoff77,
the war. II. outward show, ornament; so Miletus is called 7rpoo*X'7At o TT^S 'Ifwirjs the chief ornament of Ionia. dam up. irpo<r-xoco, old form of irpoax^wvû, to
Trpoa--\prfe, f. 770-01 : Ion. to require or desire besides; 7rpoo'xp'7/Ca' OcaOai I desire you also to obey.
irpotr-<|>t\.T|S, es, (irpos,
^tXecu) dear, beloved,friendly :

II.
of things, dear, pleasing, grateful, L,nt.gratus. of persons, kindly affectioned, grateful.

770*0;, irpocr-<{>iXocro<|>tci>, to speculate further upon.
f.
to study
philosophy besides,
Trpoff<pi\as
\
irpoo-xtio'ls,
>
7),
(trpoox*
vcu:
to
;
*)
f.
a pouring upon.
-xft>o*o> (frc
irpoa -xwvvi)(ji,i and

aor. I Trpoo-exoxra
:
irpocr4)t\ws, Adv. of irpoaQi \rjs, kindly; %X lV t be kindly affectioned.

irpo(r>4>iT<ici>,
f. 770-0;,
deposit
mud,
silt,
etc.
heap up besides : of water, to 10 irpoax JVV^ vai X^p' fo fo rm

-
to
go regularly
:
to, as
to a
j
new
silt
lands by deposition. up.

II.
school, to shops,
irpooxj>op<i,
to a
97,
and the like

(jrpoff(pcp(u")
see (poiTaca.
choke up with mud, to throw earth against: Pass, to

2. to
a presenting, offering.
person,
benefit.
a bringing to, applying: II. that which is brought

:
have earth thrown against.

j
irpo(r-x<>p&),
c. dat.
f.
rjaoi
or
fiffofiai, to
go
to,
an addition, increase
also
a kindness,
2. to
'
to
come or go over surrender, give oneself up to.

II.
to
to, approach, join another:
i. to accede, as-
irpocr-4>opi>, =irpoa<pfpcu to put up, apply.

present, offer.
Hence
which
is
sent or agree to : to concur in : to believe. approach, be near to, agree with, be like.
3. to 4. to
irpoo-cbopTjjjLa, arcs, TO, that
taken to one,
put faith
:
in, believe.
food, victuals.
irp6(r<{>opos Dor. irorCcj)-, ov, (irpofftyepta) service2. convenient, suited to, able, useful, profitable.
fit or meet for:
<{>opa
c.
irpoo'-xwpos, ov, (irpos, x&P -) ty ng near, adjoining, as Subst., irpo<rxwpos, 6, a neighbour. adjacent
irpotrx&xris, 77, (Trpoax^vvvp.i) a heaping up beII. a bank or sides: deposition q/"mud, etc. mound raised against a place. touch. irpotr-xj/avo) Dor. irOTivJ/avto, to totich upon,
irpocr-vJ/ir]<|>to|Acu,,
f.
what
is
Jit or
va.fit or meet to do meet, fitting service

:
rci irp6a;
rci irpuff-
tpopa as Adv., fitly.
irpojr^vetos, Ion. Adv. of irpoffipvrjs

irpoo-<J>i)T]S, fs, (Tipoa<pv(a)
to,
see irpoacpvus.
-tao/u
Att. -tov/zcu
Dep.:
growing upon, hanging

naturally fitted, stti'able.
to vote besides
to
grant by a majority of votes.

f.
attached to, devoted.
II.
irpocr-x|H6vptfw,
a<u, to
to. whisper, chirp or whistle
TTpoa-oo
'
Trporepo?.
609
irpocrw poet, irpooro-w Dor. and Att. iropoxo later I. iroppw, litce Lat. porro, Adv. (irpo, irpos)
: :
a stretching forward. II. that which is putforward : in Logic, a proposition assumed, a premiss.
2.
of Space, forwards, onward, further on; opp. to f^yvs,far off, afar : also with the Art., TO irpoacj forward. 2. of Time, forward before. II. c. gen. far towards or to ; irp6ao) TOV TroTa/xotJ far into the river ; irpo0aiviv iroppca TTJS poxOTjpias to be far gone in wickedness : far from, ov irpoaa)
as Adv.,
I.
,
in
Gramm.,
the antecedent clause of a sentence,

f.
answered by the
irpo-rdao-o) Att. -TTCO
j
a>
aor. I
:
-cTaa
pf.
:
-T6T&xa
'EAATjo-TTtWot; not far from the Hellespont. Time, irpoffoj TTJS WKTosfar into the night.
2.
of
\
Comp.
accom-
and Sup.
irpoacarfpoj,
77,
-emu.
-CTaxOrjv pf. -rtrayfuu to place or post in front : Med., irpocTaaTO TTJS (pdTOVS iiririas be posted bis horse in front of the \ayyos phalanx: Pass, to be stationed first, take the lead; TO irporax^fv or ot irpoTfTayfj-fvoi, the front ranks, van. II. generally, to determine or arrange
:
Pass., aor. I
irpoo--a>8ia,
syllable.
(irpos, tuSrj)
II.
a song sung
to or
beforehand.
irpo-T6ivco, f. -TCVQJ i aor. I Pass., aor. I -eTddrjv [a] : pf. out, put forward: to expose to
to
panied by music.
the tone or accent of a
-fTeiva
pf.
:
-TtTa/ca
TTa/zi
to stretch
irpocr-a>86s, ov, (irpos, ffirj) singing or in harmony with.

irpoo-coOcv
sounding
to,
o~cu)from afar.
Adv. Att. iroppco0V Ep. iroppoQev (irpuII. from long ago. irpoo--o)VOfi,at, f. -r)Oofjuai, Dep. to buy besides.
irpoo-wirara, rd, Ep. plur. of irpoaornov. irpocrwiretov, TO, (irpuaomov^ a mask.
2. metaph. danger. bold out, put forward as a pretext or excuse. II. to stretch forwards or forth, hold out, as a sup: also to bold 2. to pliant. offer, tender, proffer
out,
show at a
distance, Lat.
ostentare.
III.
a respecter ofpersons. From (Trpoaonrov, \f\TjTTTat 3 sing. pf. pass, of Xanftdvca) a respecter of persons. irpocrwiroXîj/ia, ij, (irpoffcairoXrjiTTfoi) respect ofperirpo<rci)iro\Tj'irTa), to be
irpO(ra>'Tro-\T|'jnnr]S,
ov, o,
Med., fiioOov TTpoTfiveaOai to claim or demand as a reward. IV. intr. to stretch or project forward. Hence irpo-T6ixf<>, f. ffot), to protect by a wall. irpOTcCx 10"^ 01 TO, an advanced work, outwork. irpo-rcXeios, ov, (irpo, TeAos) before a solemnity or
,
religious
rite.
II.
irpoTeAeia
(sc.
Ifpa),
TO.,
sons.
irpotr-co-jTOV,
sacrifices or rites
usual before any solemnity;
TO
:
pi.
irpoaanra.
:
Ep. irpoawirara, Ep.
dat. irpoff&iraai
(irpos, w\fs)
a face, visage, coun-
II. tenance; Kara irpoacairov in front, face to face. also one's look, countenance, Lat. vultus ; TO abv
\cia ydfuuv the sacrifice before the marriage-rite; Ovfiv TCL TrpoT\fia to perform an initiatory sacrifice in behalf of. 2. irpoT(\fia, generally, a beginning,
outset.
irpoaojirov, periphr. for ffv.
IlI.
= irpoaanrfTov
,
a mask, Lat. persona outward appearance.

irpo-o-wpevco,
f.
hence like
show,
a<a, to pile
IV. later, a person. or heap up before.
irpocrumiTOS,
TTpoaca,
77,
:
ov, Sup. Adj.
formed from Adv.

or neut.
furthest
hence Adv.
irpoffcardTca,
irpo-reXeco, f. fffca, to pay as toll or tribute, give, pay, or expend beforehand. irpo-reXCfto, f. iff(u, (irpo, TtXos) to present as a pre~ vious sacrifice or offering, esp. before marriage. the preirpo-rf[i6vitrp,a, CTOS, TO, (Trpo, Tfftevos) cincts or entrance of a Tfptvos or sacred place.
to cut up aor. 2 irpovT&fjiov irpo-Tjxva>, f. II. to cut off in front, cut short, beforehand. III. to cut forward or in front Lat. praecidere. of one : hence, in aor. 2 med. opt., 6t 5>\Ka SnjvfKfa cut a long furrow in front npoTanoifJirjv if I were to
: :
'
plur. irpoauTaTO. as Adv., furthest.
T/D
irpocrwTpos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. formed from Adv. hence Adv., irpoaurfpoj or TO irpoffca, further off:
TTpoffarrepa},
further.
of me. jrpoTv0v&), f. aca, to pick out the dainty bits before" From. hand, to help oneselffirst to anything. irpoo-(o<t>cXT]iia, CTOS, TO, assistance in a thing: and a helping, aiding, advantage. who picks out dainty bits ben-poo-<j>Xi}0-i.s, irpo-TV0ir]S, ov, 6, one (Deriv. uncertain.) irpoaxj4>XT]TOv, verb. Adj. of irpoffoxpfkeaj, one forehand, a gourmand, epicure. the day before, like must assist. irpoTepaios, a, ov, (frpoTfpos) on irpoTaiCTOV, verb. Adj. of irpoTaaffca, one must SfVTfpafos, TpiTatos, etc.: 77 irpoTtpaia (sub fjntpa), 2. one must prefer. the day before; TT) rrpoTfpaia, Lat. pridie,on the day place or post in front. KaTaoTaaios on the c. TT; TrpoTfpaiq. TTJS irpo-TSjueva), (irp6, Ta/as) to lay in beforehand.
irpocr-w<})Xft>, f. rjao}, to help or assist besides, contribute one's help to : absol. to be of use or assistance.
Hence
-fj,
'
before;
gen.,
irpo-rajjiva), Ion. for irpoTfuvcu. aor. 2 med. opt. ,

,
day before the audience.

of
irpoTffj.voj.
irpOTepaCrepos, a, ov,
irpuTfpos, very
II.
aor. 2 part, of irpoT/j.v<u. irpo-rap|3<), f. rjGca, to fear . beforehand.

to
Comp. of irpoTfpaios, for long before, much earlier.
fear or be anxious for one. irpo-r3ptxva>, f. aca, to salt or pickle beforehand: generally, to preserve or prepare for keeping.
Trporao-is, ^, (irpoTfTaaai, 2 sing. pf. pass,
irpOT6po, f. 770-0;, (irpoTtpos) to be before, in front, at the head; irporcpfiv TT}S 68ou to be forward on the 2. of Time, to be beforehand, get the start. way. without any Posit, in use ov,
Comp. irporepos, 77, to Lat. prior: of (the Sup. being irpwros), answering
610
Place, before, in front,
II. /ore-feet. older ; in full, irporfpos
Trporepo)
irpov\a(3ov.
irpoTi-(Ju)0Op,ai, Dor. for
), f. rjffa}, to help beforehand orjfirst : revenge oneself before. irporC-oirTOS, ov, Dor. for irpoff-otrros. irpOTi-oo-o-ojxat, Ep. Dep., only used in pres. and to look at impf. (irpori Dor. for irplis, 6000^0.1}
forward; iroSes irpoTpoi the of Time, before, sooner, earlier,

;
(sc.
yVffj elder in age irporfpoi children by a former marriage; rrj 2. the day before, like irporcpaia. ^/j.epa), on
3.
Med.
to
earlier than c. ; gen., l/xco irporfpos sooner, II. of the mind, to foresee, the neut. trporepov was used as Adv., before, or upon, behold. sooner, earlier ; irporepov 77 or ijtrtp, Lat. priusquam : forbode, presage. also with Artie., TO irporcpov : irpOTfpov is often put irpo-Tto), f. -riffca [t], to honour before another, between Art. and Subst., e. g. o irpoTepov ftaaiXevs prefer ; Trporietv nvcL rafyov to deem one more worthy III. of Rank or Precedence, the former king. of the honour of burial than the other. 7rpOT(JiT]<ris, T), (trpOTtfjiv<u) the waist : the loins. superior. jrpo-TO\jji<i, f. "fjffo), to venture before or more : irpOTcpw, Adr. of irporepos, further towards, furPass, to be first ventured or risked. ther, forward.
as
Comp.
I.
irporepwo-e, Adr. (irporepoj) towards the front, for-
ward.
irpo-revxco,
f.
<w,
to
make or do beforehand:
pf.
pass. inf. irpoTeTvxOat, to to be past.
have been done beforehand,
irpOTi, old Ep. form for irpos. [t] irpOTi-Airrco, Dor. for irpoffairTQ). irpOTi-pd\\op,cu, Dep. for irpoa0aX\ofJuit.
irpori8eYJJi.vos, Dor. part, of Ep. aor. 2 pass,
irpOTO^T|, %, (irpoTf(j.vot)) the upper part of anything : a half-length figure, a bust. From irporovta>, f. aca, to haul up with ropes. irpoTOVos, 6 (irpoTfivaJ) a rope from the mast-head the bow of a ship, theforestay of the mast. to 2. a halyard. for irpo TOV, = irpb TOVTOV, formerly, before irpo-Tov,
now,
of
erst.
inf.
irpo-TpSirecrOai, aor. 2 med.
of
irpoTpfiroj.
irpOTpciTOKos,
17,
ov, fitted
for urging on, persua-
irpOTii\iv, Dor. of irpoffi\e(u. irpOTieCiroi, Dor. for irpoaeiiroi, opt. of irp6ri0ev, Ep. for irpofriOfffav, 3 pi. impf. of
0rjfu.
f.
sive.
irpori-
KWS, persuasively. irpo-rpcirco, f. ô>, to turn or urge forwards, urge on, exhort or persuade to do a thing: so too in Med., to persuade, exhort to: also c. dupl. act., ra /caroi TOV
Adv.
From
aor. I irpOfOrjua Att. ttpovirpo-TiOTjjii, OrjKa : aor. 2 irpoeOrjv contr. irpovOrjv, inf. irpoOeivat : to place or set before, set out : to band to, present to :
Brjaca
:
1e\\ov irpoeTpeif/aTO 6 ZoXuv TOV KpoTaov Solon prompted Croesus to inquire as to what concerned Tellus. III. Pass., with aor. 2 med. irpovrpairofJiTjv
Med.
to
have meat
:
set before one.
2. to
put forth
3. to set also to set
II.
aor. 2 irpovSpftfjiov 7rpo-Tpx<o, f. -SpaftovfJiai to run forward or put forth on one's own part, to display : also to pro- (formed from obsol. opffjLca) III. to set forth, forth. II. to outrun, run pose to one's mind, entertain. past, overtake. put out publicly ; rrpoOfivai vf/ep6v to lay out a dead irpo-TpiTd, Adv. (irpo, rpiros) three days before or body, let it lie in state : also to make a show of, ex- for three successive days. IV. to put forward : to hold pose for view. irpo-rpOTraStjv, Adv. (irpoTpeTra;) turned forwards, 2. to hold out as a pretext. forth, offer, tender. head-foremost, headlong, with headlong speed, [a] V. to put before or over. VI. to put before, to to aor. 2 -trvxov : irpo-TV-yxa-vu), f. -TfvgofMi prefer one to another. happen before or beforehand : also to meet with first ; Dor. for irpoffpaffffQ}. TO irpoTvxov the first thing that came to hand. TrpOTi-|xa<ro a>, irpo-Tl(jida>, f. rjffco, to honour before or above another, irpo-njirTOj, f. ^cu, intr. to strike forwards, break to prefer to another. 2. to prefer in honour : to hold forth, burst out ; Tpo)es TrpoijTvtyav the Trojans burft in esteem or regard: Pass, to be preferred in honour; forward. II. trans, to drive, force on ; aor. 2 irpOTiâaOai Is rd KOLVCL to be preferred to public ho- pass. part. irpoTvTreis, driven, urged on. nours. 3. c. gen. to take heed of, care for. irporvx^v, ovcra, 6v, aor. 2 part, of irpoTvyx^^4. c. inf. to wish rather, prefer : also to wish greatly, irpov|3a\ov, irpou|3if]v, for irpoejS -, aor. 2 of irpowish much. Hence /3aAA.cy, Trpoffaivoj. irpOTtjjiTjtrts, f), a preferring in honour, preference. irpovYpa<}>ov, for irpoeypatpov, impf. of irpoypaffxa.
: : :
i
or expose a child to expose to danger. before, set up as a mark or prize, propose as a penalty : generally, to set, fix.
in pass, sense, to turn forwards, turn in headlong flight: metaph., d\ci irpoTpairfadai to give one-
self over to grief.
Med.
irpOTv,ji/T]TOS, a, ov, verb. Adj.
of irporindca, to be
in advance,
preferred.
7rpo-Ttp,iov, TO, (irpo,
rt^) money paid

honoured
irpot)8i8d|aTO, irpovSwKa, trpDvOero, for irpovQriKf, for TrpoeOrjfte, 3 sing. aor. I irpovi0i)jjLT|0T]V, for irpoeO-, aor. I of
TrpovQv\Lovp.T]v, impf. of irpoOvneofiai. irpovKafJiov, for Trpoenafjiov, aor. 2 of irpoKap.vo}.
earnest-money.
irp6-Ti|j.os, ov, (rrpo, Tirf*)
before,
worth
more
than.
irpovXajBov, for rrpo(\-, aor. 2
TTpOVKLTO
irpoGicaTO, irpovKivSvveve, for -rrpoup-aOov, for irpofp-, aor. 2 of irpofMivBdva). irpoup.T]0T|0Tjv, for irpofft-, aor. I of irpojj.T]deofMi.
irpoujioXov, for irpoffioXov, aor. 2 of irpo0\wffKO}. irpouvoir)<rdp.T)v, for irpoev-, aor. of vpovoioûu.
TTpO^TrjS.
shew
itself or appear before, be revealed before. intr. to shine forth : bold a light before.
611
in.
irpo4>avTJvcu, aor. 2 pass. inf. of irpo(paiv<v.
irpoâvris,
s,
(Trpofyavrjvai)
afar
quite plain or clear; drro or
shewing itself from tfe TOV irpoQavovs
sub irpoevv-. irpouvvirw, irpov(;vi)o-, for trpoeg, aor. I

v.
openly.
01
irpo<j>avTOS, ov,(irpo(paivoj)
shewn or seen from afar,
Trpouj;-6irurTa|Aai,
irpov-epevvdw,
for
far-famed.
tovfjLai
:
:
II.
foresbewn, disclosed beforehand.

:
7rpouepevvd(i>, for irpof(p(vvd<u. Trpoue4>iep,at, for irpoe((pi(fM.i.

irpo-i)irdYw,
f.
Att. irpo<f>aario|juu, impf. TrpovcpaaiôfJLrjv: f. iaofjuai aor. I TrpoiHpaaiadfjirjV Dep. : (vp6<pa.ais) :

to set
:
<w,
to /earf orc
gradually
Med.
:
to
reduce first under ones power. pf. pass, irpouinjpyfjiai (jrpo, irpo-vmipxco, f. <u to be beforehand in a thing, begin with : virdpxai) c. gen. to be the first to do a II. intr. to thing. exist before; irpouvdpâvra things that happened before, past events ; TO, irpovinjpy^va a man's antece:
:
up as a pretext, allege by way of excuse, c. ace. absol. to make excuses : the aor. I pass, trpotyaaiadrjvat takes a pass, sense, to be pretended, be made
a pretence.
Trp64>a<ris, gen. ecus Ion. los, i), (irpoQaivca) an apparent cause, reason, motive, pretext : mostly in bad sense, a mere pretext, a pretence, excuse, evasion :
absol. in ace. irpocpaaiv, as one pretends, ostensibly : also in dat. irpo(pdff(i, absol. for appearance, for a
dents.
irpovrrep-ij/a, for irpofireiuf/a, aor. I of irpoirffjuro). irpo-virc^-opp.do), f. rjaca, to go out secretly before. Trpovirecrov, for TrpoeV-, aor. 2 of irpoir'nrTQ).
irpo-iJinjpY(ivos,
pf. pass. part,
of irpou-ndpxu.
trpovmvov, irpovmov,
of
irpoirivcti.
for irpoeir-, impf.
and
aor. 2
show or pretence ; liri irpo(pdaus and crri irpotpdffd by way of excuse ; irpoâatv irporeiveiv or irapexftv to put forward an excuse : elliptically, prj pot irpotpafftv [make] me no excuse : irpotydaios txeaOai to lay
hold of a pretext.
irp6<{>aTos, ov, (irpo<paivoâi)
irpocir-, aor. I of irpociriarafjuii. irpo-iJirwrxvojjiai, Dep. to promise before. irpo-virofJaXXft), to put under as a foundation.
irpoum<m?|0T]v, for
shewn
forth, renowned.
irpo<prjT-.
irpo-ûTevw,
irpo-<j>dTTjs [a],
Dor. for
irpo-viroKtp.ai,
f.
-tcdaofjtai, Pass, to exist before.
irpo-iiiroXajjipavto, f. -\-q\j/op.ai,to assume beforehand. irpovirros, ov, contr. for irpuorrros.

irpo\nn}Q6\jLt\v, for irpoeir-, aor. 2
irpo()>pT|s, ts, placed before or in front, preferred, excellent : Comp. and Sup. irpo<pf pear epos, a, ov, irpo<pfpeaTa.TOS, rj, ov, more, most excellent: the Sup. also
signifies
most advanced in age,
oldest.
There
is
also
of irpoirvvOdvofUii.
a contr.
a, ov, see irpovpyov.

:
j, contr. for irpo epyov, for a work or obhence worth while, profitable, useful, good for irporjveyKov to bring before one, bring to, preject 2. of words, to throw in one's teeth, bring anything vpovpyov TI opdv to do something of use : sent. also as Adv. serviceably, conveniently. to one, Lat. objicere, exprobrare: also Comp. vpovp- forward, object ytatTfpos, a, ov, more serviceable, useful, important simply to utter, assert, declare: to bring forward, comiroieTaOai to deem of more conse- quote, produce. ffpovpfLairfpov 3. of an oracle, to propose, II. to bring forward, display; iro\(fj.ov Sup. irpovpyiairaTOS, ij, ov, most service- mand. quence : III. to bear on or away, able, etc. Trpo(j)(piv to declare war. IV. metaph. to put forto carry or sweep away. irpouppiqOifjv, aor. I pass, of irpoepta).
: :
Sup., irpo<p(pT(pos, irpotptpTaros. irpoêp-go-ijEp. for irpotyfprj, 3 sing.subj. ofirpofptpca. aor. 2 irpo-<j>cpc>, f. irpooiaa): aor. I irpo-/)V(yKa
Comp. and
irpovo-6\c0,to maltreat, outrage. (Deriy. uncertain.) irpovo-Td\T]v, for irpofar-, aor. 2 pass, of TrpoaTt'AXcu.
irpovo'T'rjo'a, irpovoTTjv, for irpofar-, aor. I
ward, further,
(j>cpeiv
assist, Lat.
proferr e, promovere ;
irpo-
rivd ooov to further one on the road.

f.
V.
and
intr. to surpass, excel.
of
TrpotffTr]fj.i.
irpo-<J>i>Yc>,
-<pcvofjiai
irpovrtOeu, irpourvvj/a, for irpoer-.

irpov4>aiv6, for irpof(f>aivc.
f.
fiee forwards or away, flee. from, shun, avoid.

before.
7rpo-<|)irjp,i,
to aor. 2 irpovfpvyov : II. c. ace. to flee
rjcca, to
withdraw from one
to say beforehand, foretell.
for irpoo<f>ti\(a.
irpoi5xc), Trpovxovo-i,
7rpo-4>aivo), f. -({>avw: aor. I -ftprjva: to light, shew forth, manifest, display.
irpovxovTO, for irpofx-to bringforth

i. to
shew
the gift of interpreting irpo<f>T]Tia, 17, (itpo<pt]Tivcu) 2. the gift of expounding of the will of the gods. scripture, public instruction, preaching. : f. ffaveis, eiaa, (v, to be shewn forth, come forth and appear, come into sight, come to light ;
:
to be an interpreter of trie II. to exgods, interpret or expound their word. pound publicly, preach.
revaa:
(irpotyrjTijs}
KTVTTOS the sound was clearly heard. II. shew beforehand, foreshew : metaph. to hold out a Pass, and Med. to prospect beforehand, promise :
*p
ov, 6,
Dor.
irpo<|>d.Tr)S
:
who speaks for another
an interpreter of
JV
(npocprjim) the will
one
of a god, Atos Trpo^TTjs tori Aot'cts trarpcs Loxia*

2
612
is
the interpreter of his father Jove: so Poets are called Movffa/v irpo<prJTai, interpreters of the Muses :
II.
fjiai,
to take into one's
hand,
'
to
make
ready,
make
to,
ttse
generally, an interpreter, proclaimer. terpreter of scripture, inspired teacher, preacher. a foreteller, prophet.
an
inIII.
appoint. -irpo-xcipos, ov, (irpd, X ( 1 P) at hand, close nient : handy, ready. 2. easy, common. persons, ready or inclined to do.
of.
f.
2. to choose, select,
conve3.
of
irpo^TjTiKos, 77, ov, (jrpo(pf)Tr)s) oracular. of irpofprjTrjs, a prophetess. irpo-c^-qris, i5os, fem. and -(pOrjcrofjLat : aor. 2 irpovf.
irpo<-(j>0dva>,
<pOr)V.
-(pOaaca to outrun, anticipate, be beforehand with.
irpo-xiporovio, rrpoxcCpws, Adv. of irpuxfipos, offhand, readily Comp. -or tpus. aor. I Trpoex* irpo-xcco, f. -X f & pf- -Kfx^ Ka
'
rja(a, to elect before.
'
'
TrpocjjOds. aor. 2 part,

irpo-<}>0i(ji6vos,
77,
of irpo(p6dvo}.
irpo-(j>op60),
f. rjtrca,
ov, dead or killed before, [r] Pass, to frighten beforehand:

to fear
to pour -6xv/iat Pass., metaph. of a crowd of men; forth or forward: Is TTcSiov TTpoxeovro they poured or streamed on to
[i5]
:
Pass., aor. I -npo^vQrfv
pf.
with
fut.
med.
rjffojJiai,
beforehand.
the plain.
irpo-<(>opo), to bring forward : to pass the weft to andfro : metaph. to
Med.
Trpo<pop(Ofj.ai
run
:
to
and fro.
irpoxvC, Adv. (irpo, yovv) kneeling, on one*s knees ; irpoxvv u\fffdai, to perish in a kneeling state, i. e. in
irpo-<J>pdco,
f. ffca:
pf. pass.
irpo^patma,
irreg.
-7re0pao>ai to foretell. Ep. fem. of Trpoippasv, having
wretched plight.
irpoxorj, 17, (Trpo\f(a) a pouring out or plur. irpoxoai, the mouth of a river.
irpo-xo'i's, t'Sos,
forth
in
forethought, thoughtful. irpo<J>p6va>s Ep. ->s, graciously, willingly, readily, gladly : Adv. of Trpocppoav. irp6-<j>p(ov, ovos, 6, 77, (irpo, tpp^v) with forward mind,
i.
irpoxoos
Xovffi
:
e.
earnest, hearty, kindly, willing, ready to
do a
a pot. T], Dim. of irpoxoos, Att. contr. -xovs, 17 : irreg. dat. pi. irpo' a vessel for pouring out, a jug, (irpox<w)
thing.
pitcher, vase,
Trpo^yciv,
aor. 2 inf. of Trpo<pfvyot), 7rpo<j>iryor6a, Ep. for irpoipvyois, 2 sing. aor. 2 opt.
of Trpo<pfvy<u.
post,
urn : also the Jlagon or wine-flask from which the cup-bearer pours into the cups. irpo-xopevco, f. a<a, to lead a chorus; KU/JLOV to lead a band of revellers.
irpo-xovs, Att. for Trpoxoos: irp6x<>v<n, irreg. dat. irpo-\pla), f. iffca [t], to smear or anoint before.
pi.
irpo4>tiXaKTJ, (TrpO(pv\affffoj) a guard in front, outadvanced guard: at irpo<pv\aKai outposts, pic-
: diet, irpo(pv\aK7]s on guard. irpo^vXaKis, tSos, 77, fem. Adj. of sq.; vavs \affis a look-out ship.
quets
irpo-xpovos, ov, previous, prior.

irpo<pv-
to keep guard TT<O : f. v\d(r0(iv en-t TIVI to keep guard over a person or place : absol. Med. to be on guard, be on the look-out, keep watch :
:
irpo-<j>vXa|, a/fos, o, irpo-4>i/Xd<r(T(i) Att.
an advanced gtiard.
[u]
a pouring or spreading out; "h (itpox*>)' irpoxvaiv irot?a0ai ov\as itptOwv trpo\tiv ov\as KpiOwv, to pour forth the sacrificial barley : also a
irpoxti<n,s,
deposit, alluvial soil.
to
guard
oneself: to
guard against,
c.
be
on
one's
guard
irpoxvTai (sub. KpiOai), at, properly fem. pi. of irpoXVTOS, the barley cakes thrown forth at the beginning of a sacrifice. = itpo^pos, a jug or irpoxt)Tr]S, ov, 6, (Trpox&u)
pitcher
:
against, Lat. cavere,

f.
ace.
an urn,
r},
vase.
\y\
irpo<j)vXax0, irreg. 2 plur. imperat.

irpo-4>vp<ia>, [a] to knead beforehand.
dffoj
:
of trpo<pv\aaff<a.
:
irpoxtfros,
pf. pass. irpoire<pvpdfjuii II. metaph. to concoct,
poured forth. irpo-x<>Xos, ov, very lame or halt. to go or come forward, advance, f. i7<Tcw, -Trpo-xtopew,
ov, (-rrpo^<u)
brew.
irpo-<J>i5T6ua>,
f.
go
aca, to
on.
II.
metaph. of Power,
to
advance, become
plant before: metaph. to pro-
duce, give birth to.

irpo-<f>via>,
f.
with aor. i
II. Pass., ffea, to generate before. act. irpof(pvv, pf. itpoirtQvKa, to be born
greater, irpox&pfw ciri pcya: of an enterprise, to go 3 irpox^pfiv to go on well: impers., on, succeed; well ; ws of SoAo; ov irpoe\wptf irpo\Q3peT it goes on
before another.
irpo-<j><ove(i>,
f.
rjaca,
to
utter
or
declare
before-
hand.
II. to
command publicly.
when it did not go on well for him by craft, i. e. III. to come when he did not succeed by craft. forward to speak.
f. -caOr]ffca and -wffca: aor. I irpolcaaa : push forward, push or urge on; irpocaOeTv avr6v to II. to push off or away, urge oneself on, rush on.
<irpo-(oGcu>,
irpo-x<upa>, to rejoice beforehand: 3 sing, imperat. vpoxaipcro), far be it from me ! away with it ! cf.
to
\aipt, xcupfTca, sub xaipo).
in
wrestling.
cs, (irpo,
irpo-xaXKvw,
irpo-Xipia>,
deliver
pf.
f.
f.
a<a, to forge
to),
beforehand.
to
iaea Att.
put
into the hand,
up:
Pass., aor. I
to
irpOKCxfiptaufvos, dertaken : also to be

II.
be
part. TrpoxdptffOeis, taken in band,
and un-
hand.
as
arranged, made ready beforeDep. irpoxejp/fo/zai, Att. fut. -tou-
oXXv/xt) ruined beforehand. of TTpoopifo. irpo-wpos, ov, (jrpo, wpa} before the time, untimely. 7Tpo&x|)t\6}jiT]v, impf. pass, of TrpootpdXca. irpv\S, <av, of, soldiers, combatants on foot: opp. to
irpo-wXtjs,
irpowpicra, aor.
chiefs fighting
from
chariots.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
TTpVfJiVa
on. and poet. irpvp,vr], 77, properly fern, of (sub. vavs}, the hindmost part of a ship, the stern, poop, Lat. puppis : ITTI trpviwrjv dva/epoveaOai
dvtp,os tTrdyei Kara Trpvfj.vr]v the (see dvaitpovca) wind impels us right astern : ships were generally fastened to land by the stern, hence irpvfjivas \vaai
;
I
rpcojcro?.
sident,
613
hold sway. II. at Athens, to hold office as Prytanis, to put to the vote as Prytanis, propose or lay before the assembly : the <pv\"f] or tribe, whose 50 0ov\fVTai were Trpvrdvtis for the time being, was
called <pv\r) irpvravfvovaa, (see irpvravis, irpvTavda.} : 6 irpvravfvffas he who put a question to the vote. III.
mean
to loose the cable.

;
II.
metaph.,
irpvfjivq^
generally, to
manage,
regulate, administer.
ir6\os the Acropolis
vpvp/a "Oaaas
the foot of
Mount
Ossa.
irpVTavTjtT], -T|tov, Ion. for -npvravda, -fiov. irpvravis, feus, 6, pi. irpvTdveis, as if from irpvravtvs:
irpvjxvaios, a, ov, (irpv^va) of a ship's stern. trpvfivi], T), Ion. and poet, for irpvfj.va.
irptijjLVT]0v,
Adv. of
irpvp-vrj,
from
the ship's stern
generally, from behind.

irpvp,vr|crios, a, ov, (irpvfJLvrj)
stern:
from a
of or from a ship's as Subst., irpvfjivTjo'ia (sub. o\oivict), rd, ropes ship's stern to fasten her to the shore, stern-
cables, Lat. retinacula.
masc. Adj. attached or fastened to a ship's stern. II. 7rpvp.v60V, Adv. (irpu/tt/??) from the stern. from the lowest part, La,t. funditus : utterly, root and branch. irpvjxvov, TO, the lower part, end: properly neut. of
metaph.
irpv|AVT)Tr]S, ov, 6, (irpvyLvrf) the steersman, the pilot of the state. II. as
helmsman :
a prince, ruler, lord. II. a Pryat Athens the irpvTavtis were a : committee of 50, being the deputies of one of the ten <pv\ai, and so forming J^ part of the ftovX-q or Counwas cil of 500 ; out of these fifty irpvTdvfis one he chose chosen by lot as chief-president (taunting) nine irpocSpoi and these, with a secretary (7pa/i/xTeys) not of their own body, formed the Presidency The <pv\r] which first entered office (irpvTavfia'). every year was determined by lot, and their term of office was called irpvravfia: during this time all public acts ran in their name, in this form 'Afcafjiavrls [</>vA.^]
(irpo,
irpoTfpos)
tanis or President
fTTpvrdvfvf,
'
3?aivnrnos l-ypa/i/wzTei/e, Ni/cmS^s ITTC-
TTpVfJiVOS.
ffTarfi, the tribe of Acamas were irpirraveis, Phaenippus was secretary, Niciades was chief-president' See TrpvTavda, irpvravctov.
irpuptvos, 17, ov, the hindmost, undermost, endmost : in Homer used of different limbs, where it means the
end next
the body, as, irpvfJLvbs

it
Ppaxicw
:
the
end of the
hence, trpv^v^v joins the shoulder) \>\r)v fjerdjjiveiv to cut off the wood at the root. at the lowest end. Sup. irpvfjtvoTaTos,
irpvjiv-oOxos, ov,
stern.
II.
arm (where
Adv., Att. for upcai. Dor. irpcaav, (rrpcut) lately, just now, not long II. the day before yesterday ; ago, Lat. nuper. proverb., /'x/n ou irpurjvre /cat x^<* till yesterday or
irptoijv
irpu> or irpw,
the
day
before,
i. e. till
very lately.
irpo>0-T||3T)s, ou, 6, (irpa>To$, ij&ij)
a youth
in his first
(irpvjjLva,
cx<w) holding
the ship's
bloom.
irpwO-tjj3os, ov, also rj, ov, (irpwTOS,rj&r)) in the bloom or flower of youth. early, n-pwi [/], Att. shortd. irpw Adv.: (irpo) : early in the day, at morn, Lat. mane : c. gen., irpui
:
detaining the fleet.

77,
irpvjtv-tjpcta,
(irpvjjLvos,
opos) the bottom or foot
of a mountain.
Ion. -TJII], 57, (irpvravcvca) the prytaneia or presidency, at Athens a period of 35 or 36 days,
irpvravia
Ti rrjs fip.pi]S
still
early in the day
jy/xcpas
TO
trpojl
during which the prytanes of each (pv\rf in turn presided in the @ov\r) or Council of 500, and in the kicKarcL Trpvraveiav by KXijaia or popular Assembly II. any presidencies, i. e. every 35 or 36 days. public office held by rotation for given periods irpv: :
the early part of the dirb vpcaifrom morn.
day
a/*a
irpcai
at early
II.
morn ;
2. generally, betimes, early,
in
good
time, Lat. mature, tempestive.
Comp.
formed
[?]
irp<aiaiT(pov, earlier, Sup. irpuiairaTa, earliest,
from
ravda
for the day. irpih-aveiov Ion. -T|tov, TO, (irpttravis) the presidents'
TTJS fjpeprjs the chief
command
irpwios. irpcoCa (sub. wpa), ^, fem. of irpwios,
morning.
hall, town-hall, a
consecrated to Vesta, to
public building in Greek cities, whom a perpetual fire was

:
Sup. of Trpai. = Trpwtos, early, timely, in good time : irpuiôs, ov, Adv. Trpwifa, like irpjwijv, the day before yesterday :
irpcoiaCrepov, irpcotaiTara,
Comp. and
kept burning in it, which in colonies was originally but also too early, before the time. brought from the Prytaneion of the mother-city the irpwi|ju>s, ov, (irfxa't) early. = irpwios. [If] Prytanes for the time being had their meals there, irpcoivos, 77, 6v, in and entertained foreign ambassadors citizens also irpwios Att. irpwos, a, ov, (irpcui) early, early who had deserved well of the state, and the children day, at morn; 8d\r) irpwia the early part of the afterof those who fell in battle, were rewarded with a noon, opp. to 8d\r) 6if/ia, the latter part; irpcaias, II. early in the season ; absol. as Adv., early. seat at this public table. II. a law-court at III. pi. irpvravfTa, a sum Athens. of money de- irp-Tja TWV Kapntfji<av early fruits. posited by the parties to a lawsuit before the suit began, irpcoKTO-irevTCTrjpts, iSos, 77, (irpaKTos, irevTeTrjpis') Lat. sacramentum ; nOevai irpvTavfid nvi to make a five years of debauchery. deposit against one, i. e. bring an action against him. irpcoKTos, o, (Tr/Jocrycy) the anus, the hinder parts,
: ;
f.
ffaj,
(irpvTavts) to be irpvravis or pre-
back, tail.
614
irpwv, irpwvos,
pi. irpuoves,
6,
contr.
from
irpwcav
irprj^v, irprjovos;
:
nom.
j
\ \
irpwro-KXtaCa,
seat at table.
77,
(irpurus, K\ivaf) the first place or
as if
from
anything that juts
forward, a foreland, headland, Lat. promontorium ;

a\ios
irpcoTO-Krovos, ov, (jrpuros, Krtivoj) slaying
first,
dfuf>OTpas tcoivos a'las the jutting ridge of the sea (i. e. the bridge) which joined both
irptbv
committing the first murder.

Trpoyro-icucuv, 6, (irpuros, KVOJV} the first
dog,
i.
e. the
lands.
of a ship, a ship's head, prow, bows, Lat. prora: also (as if from an Adj. Trpiwpos) VTJVS fpyprj the prow of a ship,
like VTJVS irpvpvr)
;
trpuos, a, ov, Att. for irpwios. rrpwpa, as Ion. rjs, 77, (TT/JO) the fore-part
chief of the Cynics. irpcoro-Xeia, ra, (irpwros, Aaa) the first spoils in as Adv. in the first place. war, the firstfruits :
Tjrev/xa rovic trpupas a

irpviJi.vT]v,
head-wind,
II.
'<
opp. to
irvfvfjia
Kara
a stern-wind.
From irptoroXoYia, 77, the right of speaking first. irpcoro-XoYos, ov, (jrpturos, Aeycy) speaking first. TrpcoTO-jjiavTis, ecus, 6, (irpuros, ftavns) the first prophet or seer.
irpwro-jiopos, ov, (irpwros, fj.6pos} dying or dead generally, any front : hence a head, face. irpcopu0ev, or before a consonant -0, Adv. (npypa) first, from the ship's head, from the front. irpcoTO-ir3Yif|S, es, (irpcaros, ira^vai) first put togeirpo>paTv&>, f. aca, to be a look-out man, look out ther, i. e. newly made.
|
|
From irpwTO-TTTifJuov, oôs, 6, 77, (irpaiTos, TTâ) hurting Trpcpp&TTjs [a], ov, 6, (irpypa) a man who stood at first: the first cause of ill. head to give signals to the steersman, a irpcoTO-irXoos, ov, Att. contr. -irXovs, ovv, (irpcaros, look-out man. TrAoos) making the first voyage, going to sea for the II. first time. irpyparijs. jrpwpevs, ois, 77, (irpc^pa) sailing first or foremost.
ahead.
the ship's
irpppT]0V, Adv., Ion. for irpcvpaQzv. irpuoxu, irpcocras, Ttpwcrov, contr. for irpo-uaai, etc., aor. I inf., part., and imperat. of Trpocoflecu. n-pwra, neut. pi. of irpwros, as Adv. first of all, in
the first place.
irpa>TOp-pios, ov, (irpwros, pia) being the first root

or origin.
irpcor-aYos, ov, 6, (trpwros, ayai) leading in ad-
irpwTOS, 77, ov, Sup. of irpo, as if contr. from TrpoTOTOS, Trpoaros, Dor. irparos (the Comp. being TrpoTepos): -first, foremost, front, of Number or Place; of Time, first, earliest, Lat. primus ; evl irpuroiai,
vance;
of irpcarayoi, the
,
vanguard.
perk
Trpuroiffi
2.
among
pi.
the fi\rst
'ers,
i.
e.
in
ra, (rrpwros, dypa) the first-fruits of front.
neut.
ra irpwra
(sub.
a#Aa)
the first
the chase.
trpa>T-fiY Cl>vtcrTins> (irpcaros, ayowtarrji) one who plays thefirst part, the chief actor, Lat. primarum partium actor; the other two actors being called re-
spectively rally, the chief personage.

ov,
rpiraycaviar^s
prize ; ra irptara (ptpeadai to carry oft the first prize; Is ra irpojra to the highest degree : of persons, ra Trpura run/ 'Eperpiecav being the first or foremost man among the Eretrians ra irptara rrjs ftcei I*.O\OTJ3. rty irpwgene- pias the chief of the rascality there. rrjv, as Adv., first, at present, just now : so with eivai,
;
(irpuros,
apx 03} first-beginning,
T7)f irpiiiTrjv flvai, like
primal, originating.
sing,
and
IKWV tlvai, at first. 4. neut. plur. irpwrov, trpura as Adv., first, in the
-irpwreiov, TO, (irpcortvca) the chief rank, first place : first place, Lat. primum : first of all, above all. 5. after a Relative, irp&rov means once, once for all, as, esp. in pi., rcL irpoaTtta the first prize or place. storms may irpcorcvco, f. oca, (TrpwTos) to be the first, to excel, be ovnva trpwrov hdfiuffiv aeAAai
whom
preeminent.
to, c.
2. to be the first
among,
be superior
gen.
catch for the first time, i. e. once for all. 6. tv Ttpwrots, Lat. in primis, among the first, chiefiy, especially
is
;
irpcor-Tjporrjs, ou, d, (wpwros, dpoTrjs) one who ploughs earliest or first. irpomoTOs, 77, ov, also os, ov, poet. Sup. of irpwros, the first of the first, first of all, very first; neut. TT/Wnarov and -ra as Adv.,^rs/ of all.
fv rots Trpcaroi, as
if
shortd. for ev rofs trpwII.
rois irp&roi, first
among
.
the first.
irpuros
sometimes found as a Comp. c. gen., before, sooner than: also irpwrov 77. ,=-irplv 77.. Lat. priusquam.
,
TrpoiTO-aTropos, ov, (irpwros, aireipca) first sown or

begotten.
ov, 6, (irpwros, iffrafiat')
irp<or6-J3oXos, ov, (irp&ros, /3aAe/) first or struck. II. parox. irpo)TO-p6Xos, ov, act. striking first.
AVTTTOJ) newly-carved.
,
thrown at
one who
line
:
stands
on the right of a first, the first also, 01 Trpcaroararai the front-rank men.
chief, leader,
man
II.
but a
ov, (irp&ros, fev4o~0ai) fi rstborn.
2.
[a]
77,
,
of rank, high-born, illustrious. 3. first-ordained. irpo>To-fu, v-yos, (irpwros, vyf)vai) newly married. irpo>r6-0povos, ov, filling the first seat : irreg. pi.
irpcoruOpoves (as if
chief pl
irptoroToicCa,
birthright.
a bearing her firstborn : and ra, the privilege of the first-born,
From
from
'
TrpcaroOpcav).
(vpuTos, Kadefya) the first seat,
irpoTO-TOKOs, ov, (irp&ros, rettCM} bearing her firstborn. II. proparox. irpcaroroKos, ov, pass, firstborn.
irpuTOTopos
cut or cut irpWT6-TOp,os, ov, (irp&Tos, TfJ.fiv) first
off.
mTAON.
615
irpcoTO-(j>vTOS, ov, (irp&Tos, <pvca) firstborn. irpcoTo-xvoos, ov contr. -xvovs, ovv, with the first
like K6j*r]. 4. in Architecture, the rows of columns along the sides of Greek temples, whence the terms
down.
irpwTo-xvTOS, ov, (irpwros, x^first-floiui?ig. irpo>v8dv, contr. for irpo-avSav, inf. of irpoavddcv. irpwwv, ovos, 6, Ep. lengthd. form for irpajv. irraioKTa, Dor. pres. part. fem. of irraioi.
dlTTpOS, OlITTfpOS, irfplTTTfpOS. TTTepo-iroiKiXos, ov, (TTTfpov, TTOiKL\os) motley-fcathered, of pied
plumage.
:
:
nTATPQ,
sputter.
f.
itrapu: aor. I lirrapa: aor. 2 firrapov;
iTTp6-irovs, -TroSos, (irTfpov, -noils) wing-footed. irrepop-poco) and -pi)(o, f. T]<J6pos, ov, (irTfpov, (f)cpo}) feathered, irrfpotpopa (pv\a the feathered tribes.
to sneeze; iik*f cvrapf be sneezed aloud, which was taken for a good omen : metaph. of a lamp, to
winged;
<irraur|ia, TO, (TTTCUCW)
a mistake, blunder. IITAI'il, f. Trraiffoj

firraiffOTjv
:
a stumble, false step : metaph. II. a failure, misfortune.

aor. I eirraiffa
:
irTpo-<j>vico, (irrep6v,(f)voj) to growfeathers or wings. nrcpoo), f. ojffca, (irrep6v) to furnish with feathers or
Pass., aor.
offendere.
to make to stumble, Lat. pf. eirraifffjiai: II. intrans. (sub. iroSa), to strike the
;
wings, to feather ; irrfpovv (3i@\iov to tie a letter to a feathered arrow and shoot it off: Pass, to be feathered, i. of ships, to furnish with oars. irreptYcr<ri, Ep. dat. pi. of irrfpv.
irrp\)yi(i>, f. iaca, (TIT tpv)tQ flutter orflap the wings. n Tpt>Y>'Ov [u] , TO, Dim. of rrrepv^, a little wing. II. anything like a wing, as, a turret or battlement; or,
>
foot, stumble
also, ircpi TIVI, as, lest Hellas should
to
make
nvi to stumble against ; MapSovicu irraiffp f] 'EXXcxs 2. metaph. get a fall over him. a false step or mistake, to fail.
irraieiv irpos
ftr)
irepl
a pointed roof, a pinnacle.

irTpi5-y-c>KT|s, * s >
">],
irrajxcvos,
ov, aor. 2 part, irravos, Dor. for TTTT/I/O'S.

r\,
of trcrapai. [a]
the
( 7rT *P
v f &KV$} swift of wing.
ov,
(irrepvyooj) fledged,
II.
winged,
anything
animal,
irn5|, gen. rrraKos, 6, i. e. the hare.

irrapjAos, 6,
TtT(ipvi>p,ai,
(Trrat'pcy)
fj,
(irrfjffaoj)
cowering
wing-shaped.
irTpv,
like
vyos,
fj,
a sneezing, sneeze.
to sneeze.
a wing, as
(trrepov} a wing. I. a rudder.

2. the
2. in plur. the
Dep. =irraipca,
skirts
of a coat of mail.
wing of a build-
irras, part, of eirrrjv, aor. 2 act. of irerofuii. irracrOai, aor. 2 inf. of ircra/iat.
irraTO, Ep. for eTrraro, 3 sing. aor. 2- of TrcTa/icu. Ion. -lij, 77, the elm, Lat. w/mws.
HTEAE'A
III. anything that covers or protects like IV. metaph., irriwings, a fold, flap or cape. pvyfs yucav the wings, i. e. the flight or flow, of grief.
ing.
TTTepvcro-Ofiai,
f.
o/iat,
Dep.
irrcplvos, rj, ov, also os, of , (irrepov) made of feaII. thers ; irrepivos KVK\OS a fan of feathers. feathered, winged. mrepts, T8os, T), (TTTfpoj') a kind of fern, so called
irTpo)p,a, CITOS,
irreptixris,
TO", (Trrepocy)
Trrtpvyifa. A&a* /&ci is feathered,
a feathered arrow.
?),
(irTfpo'aj)
a feathering, plumage.
<^r,
irrcpcoTos,
97,
6v, also os,
(TTTepoo;)
feathered:
from
its
HTE'PNA
a ham.
leaves being like feathers. Ion. -VTJ, #, /i &e/.

o, (iTTtpva,
winged.
II.
=irtpva,
irrlcrOai, aor. 2 inf.

inf.
of
TreTO/xaz.
of
firrijv, aor. 2 act.
of irfrofiai.
ens, t5os, T), (irTijvos, oAAuî) bird-killing. name for a mouse in im]v6s, 77, of Dor. inravos, a, Of, (Trrâi) feaII. of IlTpvo-Tpa)KTT]S, ov, o, (iTTtpva, Tpurfca) Ham-nib- thered, winged: irrijvd, ra, fowls, birds. III. metaph., trrrjvol nvOoi, bler, the name of a mouse in the Batrachomyomachia. young birds, fledged. like trrta irrfpofvra, winged, passing words ; irrijvai 6, (irTfpva, ) Ham-eater, name of a mouse in the Batrachomyomachia. k\iriofs fleeting hopes. moved with flapiTTpo-86vT]TOS, ov, (irTfpov, Sov(oj) irrfjcu, aor. I inf. of irrrjffffa}. : a flying, flight. ping wings metaph. high-soaring, high-flown. irrrjo-ts, T), (TTTt^J/at) contr. fem. itrfpovaaa, gen. irrepoeis, taoa, ev, iTTT|a o(iai, fut. of irfTOfMt.
IlTpvo-YXt<|)OS,
Ham-scraper. the Batrachomyomachia.

y\v<jxa)
>
irrfpovvTOS (TrrepoV): as a feather : used by

:
winged: also light Homer mostly in phrase eirea

-feathered,
IITH'52n,
pf. (irrrjxa,
fut. TTTr)t<u
aor. 2 ZirraKov,
only found
aor. I cirrrjga Ep. TTTÔ in compd. ttarairT&Kcuv

:
WTOS to frighten, Ep. part. II. intr. to riaOai) a feather, mostly in scare, alarm, terrify, Lat. terrere. 2. wings ; viro irrfpois fTvat to be crouch down or cower for fear ; trrqaafiv /SoytoV under their mother's wings. II. a 2. c. ace. /o crouch for winged crea- flee cowering to the altar. 2. for olcavos, an ture. III. of !/ear augury, omen. o/a thing. aor. 2 subj. of anything like wings or feathers, such as oars, IpeT/^d, irrfjTcu, Ion. for irrarat, 3 sing. TO. Tf TfTtpa vrjval irf \ovrat which are the wings of nTI'AON [r], TO, a feather: plumage: esp. of the ships. TTTfpd the prize which wafts the Poet as it were to heaven. II. a wing. 3. the leafage of trees, under feathers, down.
VTfp6evra, winged words.
\
616
irTio-dvT] [a],
77,
7TT lAoVo) TO 9
TTUy/XTJ.
, aTos, TO, (TTIITTOJ, TrenTum} a fall fortune, calamity, disaster, Lat. casus. which has fallen, a corpse, carcase.
irrtXo-vaJTOs, ov, (-miXov, vojTov'} withfeathere d back.

II. a peeled barley. drink made from it, barley-water, barley-gruel. IITF52n, fiit. 7mo-cy : aor. I jfirrftra Pass., aor. I /o busk, peel or winnow : fiTTtcrOrjv : pf. ZirTifffMu
a misII.
(TTTio-aco)
that
irrco, 6,
77,
gen. TTTOJKOS, (TfTwaaoJ] the cowering

(TTITTTOJ, TrcTTTcaKO,} fallen, slain.
animal,
i.
e.
the bare.
grain : also /o grind coarsely, to pound. irroa Ion. irroCTj, 77, (TTToitii) fear, terror.
irn(7i|ios, ov,
IITOE'1
ftat
f. i7<r<u
aor. I k-moTjoa poet. (TTToirjcra.

:
pf. ITTTOT/irTor)0r]v poet. (irToiqOrjv Pass. to frighten, scare away: poet. fTTToirjfMi: II. metaph. to to be scared or dismayed. flutter, Pass, to be in a flutter, be agitated : excite, agitate :
Pass., aor. I
(iriirTQj, ire-rrTcaKa) a falling, fall. 7rra>o-Kda>, poet, for -nrwaao}, to crouch for fear. IITn'55n, like TTTrjCffca, intr. to crouch or cower
irrwons,
f<u$,
-f),
from fear :
to visit like
also to
go cowering
about, like a beggar,

: c.
a beggar. to flee from.
2. to flee affrighted
ace.
to be wild, distracted
TO
irroi]Qkv distraction.
77,
Hence
irroT]<ris or irroiijo'is, eois,
terror
any vehement
passion, excitement. TTTOII>, irroiTjcris, TTTOITJTOS, v. sub Trroecw.

iTToXp.Cci>, irroXcjucrTTis, etc., Ep. for TToXeju
TTToXejJios, 6,
.
irrwxefa Ion. -T)TJ, 77, (TmuxeiV) begging, beggary. ' f- ffoj iTTWXC'uw, Ion. impf. irTO}x fvf KOV (jfTcato be a beggar, II. trans., I, Xs) beg. c. ace. rei, to 2. c. ace. pers. to beg get by begging.
'
'
or as&
an alms
"fj,
of.
Ep. for iro\cfj.os, war. irToXt-apxos, ov, Ep. for iroXiapxos. nroXCcOpov, TO, Dim. of TrroAts, but used like TroAts, a city. TTToXC-iropOos and irroXt-ir6pu>s, ov, (TTTO\IS,
nepOca) sacking or wasting cities: also TTToXi-iropOTjs, ov, 6. irroXis, Ep. for TroAts.
7TT6Xi<r|Aa, Ep. for
iroXifffjia.
6v, (TTTCUXOS)
of or for a beggar, bfg-
garly.
,
irreg.
ov, (TTTCUXOS, noifoi)
Comp. of TTTUXOS. drawing beggarly
a young branch, shoot, sucker, sapII. a sprouting, shooting, budding. ling. irrvypa., arcs, TO, (invuaoi} anything folded, a fold. TTTUKT6s, 77", 6v, (irTvaaui) folded; TTTVKTOS iriva, folding tablets, consisting of two thin plates of wood, one folding upon the other.
irropOos,
6,
imj,
TTTUXOS,
77,
later irriix
*7
S > ^> (irrvffffu)
6s, ov, (irrwaaoS) one who crouches or cringes; as Subst., irrcaxos, 6, a beggar: also iTTcaxos dvrjp a II. as Adj. beggarmzn. beglater also poor. garly, mean, sorry: Comp. and Sup. TTTooxorepos, -oraros ; irreg. Comp. VTOJÎarepos. IIi;avi|;ia (sub. tfpa), rd, (irvavo&, eâ>) the Pyanepsia, an Athenian festival in the month -nvavtipiuv, in honour of Apollo : said to be so called from a dish Hence of beans then eaten.
IIiiav6i|;iLa>v, cuvos, 6,
characters, of a poet. irro>x6s, 17, ov, also
anything in folds, a fold, leaf, layer, plate, irrvxts ffdffeos plates II. of the clefts forming a shield. or breaks in the side of a hill, which at a distance look a cleft, dell, coomb : so also of the sky, like/o/Js ; III. in form TTTV\^, a folds or clouds. folding tablet. IV. in Comedy, wrinkles. a winnowingTTTUOV, TO, Ep. gen. irTvo<piv, (TTTVCU) shovel or fan, Lat. vannus.
the fourth
month of
the Attic
year, so
named from the
festival
sponding to the latter part of October
Hvavtyia : correand former of
November.
a bean. (TTU^) of or on the rump : TO trvyaTov a-Kpov the tip of the rump. irvY- a PY s ov C 77"^ 1?. dpyos) white-rump, name of a Libyan antelope ; also of the sea-eagle. Hence ', 775, r), the rump, buttocks. TO, Dim. a thin, narrow rump, [r] Ol/ (wy^r] n) about a foot long or II. tall. nwyjucubt, of, the Pigmies, a fabulous race of dwarfs on the upper Nile, said to have been attacked and destroyed by Cranes. iruyp'tiX"> f. 770*0;, to practise boxing, be a boxer.
, ,
a, ov,
>
IITT'Pn
jTTVcr|jia,
to frighten, scare, terrify: TTTvpca : Pass. TTTvpofiai, aor. 2 lirrvprjv [if] : to be frightened.
[B],
f.
QTOS, TO, (TTTUOJ)

f.
spittle.
Pass, aor. i 7m/fa to fold or double up, (irrvxOrjv pf. irtTTTvynat II. Pass, to be folded or fold and lay by. doubled up : of spear->points, to be folded or bent back. 2. to fold or III. cling round or to. Med. to fold round oneself. Hence
few:
nTT'55H,
:
aor.
'
And
iriryp.3xa,
77,
iTTC)(T|,
?),
see TTTV.
f.
boxing, Lat. pugilatus.
From
IITTTi,
ZirTWuai
to
:
TTTvyca
[y]
aor.
firrvaa
pf.
pass.
II.
to spit out: to spit, Lat. spuo. disgorge, cast out, throw up, vomit forth.
III.
Trvy-p-a-xos, ov, (Trvy^rj, pdxofjiai) fighting with the fist : as Subst., Tnfy/xaxos, o, a boxer, Lat. pugil. a battle iTVY|XT|, 77, (TTU^) a fist, Lat. pugnus : also
metaph., 7TTvo*as having spat, with an expression of disgust; TTTvaas irpoffcaira) with loathing in his face.
irrwicds,
with
dSos, %, (TTTW, TTTuaata) shy, timorous,
fearful.
fists, boxing-match ; Trvy^v VIKO.V to be conII. a measure queror in the contest of boxing. of length, the distance from the elbow to the knuckles, = 18 8aKTv\oi, about I ft. i inches. III.
TTVyOOTo'AoS
vvyfj.fi,
TTUKVOTTJS.
IIi)0o-xpT|<mr]S, ov, Dor. -ras, a, a consulter of the Pythian god.
IIt)06-xpT)<rTOS, ov, (TlvOdj,
6,
617
(UvOu,
~x.pa.ca)
dat. used as Adv., either
= rrua,
often, fre-
quently ; or up to the elbow. irijYo-oroAos, ov, (rTvyij,
OToA.77) with sweeping
xpaM) delivered by the
train, with trailing robe. From iriryovo-ios, a, ov, about 15 inches long. II. as a measure irrTfi'N, ovos, rj, the elbow.
to the first joint length, the distance from the elbow of the fingers, = 20 O&KTV\.OI or 5 iraAaoreu, about 15 inches.
ot"
Pythian god.
II.
consulting the Pythian god.
IIT'01^
to
make
[u] : fut. irvaca : aor. I fitvffa Ep. -nvffa : Pass, to become rotten, rot, to rot, corrode :
Jo
rrvSSpifa),
:
f. tffo),
i),
to hop,
jump, dance.
rot, decay, moulder. IIvOw, gen. ovs, dat. 01, fj, Pytho, old name of that part of Phocis at the foot of Parnassus, in which lay the town of Delphi also the oldest name of Delphi
:
a tub, trough or vessel for feeding animals a bathing-tub : a vat, boiler, copper. IIvOaYopas, ov Dor. a,o,the philosopher Pythagoras.
HT'EAOS,
itself.
to Pytho or Delphi; and IIv0w06v, Adv. from Pytbo or Delphi.
Hence IIv0w8, Adv.
Hence
of Pythagoras. ov, Dor. -ucrds, a, 6, (vvOayopifa) a Pythagorean, follower of Pythagoras. ir000-0ai, aor. 2 inf. of irwOdvojjiai. iru06v, Dor. for rtvOov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of irvv,
IIv0a>v, Sivos,
f.
iff<u,
to be
disciple
IIv0o>v60V, Adv. , = nvew9ev, from Pytho.
-f),
older form for TlvOfa.
irfKAr,
poet.
Adv. from same Root

2. wisely,
:
as irvmvos,
irvKv6s, thickly, frequently. ir"UKO. old Dor. curSco
prudently.
f.
dffoj
aor. I
Ep.
fj.ai
:
irvfcaaa.
:
OdvofJiai.
fem. of Tlvdtos, the Pythia or priestess of Pythian Apollo at Delphi, who uttered the responses of the oracle.
IltiOia (sub. tcpfia),
i),
IIt>0ta (sub. tfpd),
rd, neut.
pi.
of TlvOios, the
Pythian games, celebrated every four years at Pytho (see Tlv6w) in honour of Pythian Apollo. IToOias, dSos, pecul. fem. of Hv&ios Iliads )3oa a II. (sub. Trcpt'oSos), a Pythiad, song to Apollo. period of four years, after which the Pythian games were celebrated, like 'OAv/mds. 2. the celebration
;
up closely, (TTVKO) enwrap; irvrcd^ctv <TTpdvois to cover thick with crowns hence to cover so as to protect, to shelter : aor. I and pf. pass. part. vvfcaaQeis absol. to crown : and irfirvKaafievos, thickly covered, well clothed. 2. Med. to metaph. to overcloud, cast a shadow over
: :
Pass., aor. I tTTVKa.G9rjv : pf. to make thick or close, cover
prepare, fit, shut up.
make ready for
one.
II. to
close fast,
jrvKao-Sw, Dor. for irtwdfcu.

rrt}Kt-|nr]8T|S,
s,
(TTVKIVOS,
fjifjo'os)
of close or cautious
for TTVKVOS
:
mind,
discreet.
17,
of the Pythian games. IlitfiKos, 17, ov, (HvO&) of or for Pytho, Pythian,
Delphic. ITvOiov, r6, the temple of Pythian Apollo at Delphi. IT00io-viia[)S, ov, 6, (UvOta, VIKOLCO) a conqueror in
the
irtiKlvos,
ov, poet, lengthd.

irvicivd as
form
neut.
TTVKIVOV
and
Adv.
;
closely, thickly: shrewdly.
irCKiv6-<J>pcov, ovos, (irvKiv6s, <f>prjv)
wise-minded.
Adv. of VVKIVOS see ITVKVOS v. neut. pi. used as Adv. of ITVKVOS; see TTVKVOS v.
Pythian games.
VIKCLOJ) of or belonging to
ITVKVITTJS, ov, d,
= TrvvKiTrjs, (Hvvf) assembling in the

:
IIvOio-viKOS, ov, (UvOia,
Pnyx.
[I]
a victory in the Pythian games.

IIiJ0io$, a, ov, (Uv6dtj) Pythian,
TTUKVOV, neut. used as Adv. of VVKVOS
see TTVKVDS v.
of or belonging
to
Pytho, Delphian. persons whose office

iri)0|JLT|v,
II.
it
was
HvOioi, ol, at Sparta, four to consult the Delphic
irvKvo-irrepos, ov, (TTVKVOS, irrcpov) thick-feathered. iruKvop-pa|, -pdôs, (TTVKVOS, pd) or iruKVo-pco^, -oryos, 6, T), (irvKv6s, pug) thick with berries.
oracle on affairs of state.

vos, 6, (fivOos) the
hollow bottom or stand
of a drinking-cup, Lat. fundus ; irvOpty 0a\daarjs the bottom of the sea metaph. the base or foundation of anything in pi. the depths, foundations. II. the bottom, root of a tree : generally, a root : metaph. the original stock or stem of a family. IlvOot, Adv., properly dat. of TIvOw, at Pytho or
: :
ITVKVOS Ep. lengthd. iriiKtvos, 17, ov, (irv^ close, of substance, close, solid: thick, closepacked, dense, crowded : of foliage or plumage, thick,
:
compact:
close.
2.
Lat. creber,frefrequent, thick, rapid,
Delphi.
iri50oia,TO, Ion. 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of TrvvOdvofiai. nvBujoc, to Pytho or Delphi. IItJ0ot86, Adv.,
II. quens ; irvKiva /3eAea a thick shower of darts. well put together, well made, compact, fast, strong : III. great, hence well-concerted : well-guarded. IV. metaph. of the mind, close, excessive. V. guarded, cautious; hence shrewd, discreet, wise.
besides the regular Adverbs TTVKVWS and TTVKIVUIS, Homer also uses neuters TTVKVUV and irv/cvd, TTVKIVOV
Hii06-KpavTOS, ov, (TlvOd}, Kpaivu) confirmed by the Pythian god: ret. UvOoKpavra the Pythian oracles.
f], (TlvOw, fiavris) a Pythian II. used as Adj., of the Pythian prophet. prophet; IIv()6fJiavTis fffria the prophetic hearth of Pytho.
and truKivd
as Adv.,
I. closely,
much,
often, excessively.
3. wisely,
firmly, fast. shrewdly.
2.
IIv06-p.avTis, fas, o,
ITVKVOS, gen. O(TTVV. TTUKVO-CTTIKTOS, ov, (TTVKv6s, dappled, brindled.

-irvKvorns, TITOS,
rj,
o"ncu)
thick-spotted,
(TTVKVOS)
closeness,
thickness,
X5
618
denseness.
II. frequency.
TTVKVOO)
III.
Tru
irt/X-oupos, o, (irv\r), ovpos) a gate-keeper. irt'Xoco, f. WGOJ, (TtvXrj) to furnish or enclose with Pass, to be furnished with gates. gates :
metaph.
:
wisdom, shrewdness,
irvKVoto,
to
discretion.
pack
f. uffca, (irvtcvos) to close, roll into small
make
close or solid
;
compass, condense
Hence Pass, to be filled out with a thing. a close covering, veil. n"uicvco|Jia, arcs, TO, see UVKVOS v. iruKvcos, Adv. of ITVKVOS
:
aros, TO, a gate, gateway. nvXcov, wvos, 0, (irvXT]) a gateway, gate-house a porch or vestibule.
irtiXtofxa,
also
irvXojpeco, to be a gate-keeper.
irtiX-topos, o, (vvXr),
-irti|JiaTOS, 77,
From
<Tea,=irvKTfvQ}, to box, spar. irvKTas, Dor. for -rrvKTrjs, a boxer. iruKTevco, f. aca, to be a boxer, practise boxing, box,
irvKTaXCô),
f.
&pa) a gate-keeper, warder.
last
irvfjLarov
and irvâTa
spar
to strike
5,
'
with the fist.
From
ov, (irvOp.-f)v) the hindmost, uttermost^ as Adv. at the last, for the
last time.
ov, 6, (TTV, irvynT]) a boxer, Lat. pugil. skilled in boxing. , /), ov, (TTVKTTJS')
iSos,
77,
irvv8a,
O.KOS, 6,
(mdfi^v) the bottom of a

:
vessel.
irevffofiai
iruv0uvop,ai, lengthd. from irfvOo/jLai

:
f.
a writing tablet. TTUKTIS, ioos, f), an animal mentioned in Aristophanes, supposed to be the beaver.
,
(TTTvcracu)
IIiiX-aYopas or ITuX-aYopos, ov, 6, (IIvAat, dyeipaf) one sent as an orator to the Amphictyonic Council at Pylae, the deputy of a Greek state at the Amphictyonic
Council.
Hence
irCXaYOpeco, f. Tjrfcy, to be a UvXayopas, to be sent as a deputy to the Amphictyonic Council.
Dor. irfvaovfjiai aor. 2 firvOufj,rjv, imperat. irvOov Dor. irv6ev, inf. irvOecQai, Ep. ^ sing. opt. irtirvOoiTO : pf. -n^TTvapjai, 2 sing. Tifirva'ai Ep. -nîrvaaai plqpf. eTrcirvffjjiijv, Ep. 3 sing, irtirvaro, Ep. 3 dual TrsrrvaOrjV to ask, inquire, hence to learn, ascertain by asking or inquiry: to hear, learn, understand: c. gen. to hear of, hear news of: also c. ace. to inquire about : c. inf. to hear or learn that IIT'H, Adv. with clenched fist; Triig dyaOos good at
: : . . .
IIvX-oYopos,
see
the fit t,
fern,
i.
e.
at boxing.
of TrvAafos, the meeting of (he Amphictyons at Pylae; generally, the Amphictyonic Council : also the right of sending depu77,
IlvXat, at, see nvXr) n. 2, Ilt'Xaia (sub. avvobos\
iruijtveos, a, ov,
and iruivos,
r],
ov, (TTVOS)
made
also
of
its
box-wood.
IIT'EOS,
wood.
$, Lat.
BUXUS,
the
BOX-tree:
ties to the council.
TITO'S
TrvAr;, f*dxofJiai) fighting
or TTVOS,
<5,
thefirst milk after the birth, Lat.

surprise, bravo Atos the fire
!
mAai-|idxos, ov,(in&\os or
colostrum.
Trvirirad,
at the Gate, or fighting at Pylos. iruXcuos, a, ov, (irvXr)) at or before the gate. (IIvAat) at Pylae; v. IIvAata. [v]
an exclamation of
;
2.
HTTP,
hope.
irvpos, TO, fire

II.
irvp
of Jove,
i.e. lightning.
metaph. fever-heat, also feverish
gate of hell
the gate
TrvX-dprrjs, ov, o, (irv\r), dpapiana)) he that keeps the ; Aeol. gen. irvXdpTao.
III. to
d/j-ai/j-aKtrov irvpos stronger
express things terrible ; Kptiacrov than invincible fire ; Sia
iruXa-topos, 6, (irvXrj, wpa) Ep. for irvAa-pos, keeping : as Subst., irv\dcapos, 6, a gate-keeper, Lat.
irvpos ttvai to
go through^re and water.

rjs,
:
Hence
is
.
irtipd, wv, Ta, watch-fires,

irijpa, as, Ion. wvpiq,
janitor.
in plur. the gates of a town, opp. to 6vpa (a house-door) : but also 0vpa, the door
77,
:
only in pi. the place where fire 77,
IIT'AH,
a gate
kindled : a funeral-pyre
the altar.
,
also
:
an altar for burnt-sacrifice

57,
a burial-place. 2 also the fire burning upon
II. generally, an entrance, inlet. 2. an of a house. entrance into a country through a mountain-pass was called its gate, irvXat, e.g. IIvAat, at, the shorter name for fpfj.oirv\ai, Pylae, the pass under the mountains from Thessaly to Locris, considered the Gates of Greece so too of the pass from Syria into Cilicia. 3. also of narrow straits, [v]
;
(irvp,
dyptoi) a pair offire-longs.
(rrvpd, aiOoj) to light

f.
a watch-fire, keep
in.
it
burning.
iri5p-a,KT6a>,
Tjaca, (irvp,
ayoi) to turn
the fire, to
harden
in the fire, char.

r/,
IIt>X-T]Y6p7)s, ov, 6, Ion. for TIvXay6pas.
irvpajxtvos,
ov,
(jrvpos)
-nvpivos,
of wheat,
irvXtj-BoKos,
irttXts, iSos,
6, (irvXr),
Stô/xai) watching at the gate.

irvXrj,
wheaten.
injpajjits, tSos,
77,
77,
Dim. of
little
gate, postern.
a pyramid:
an Egyptian word.
TlvXoQfv, Adv. (nÂos) from Pylos. IlijXoi-YevTjs, es, (IIvAos, yevtaOai) born or sprung
from
Pylos. IltjXovSe, Adv. (IIvAos) to or towards Pylos. irvXos, o, = irvXij, a gate. IIviXos, 6 or 77, Pylos, a town and district of Tri:
n"53pa(Aovs, OVVTOS, 6, contr. for Trvpaftofis, (irvpos} a cake of roasted wheat and honey; given as a prize to him who kept awake best during a night-watch : generally, the meed or prize of victory.
there phylia in Peloponnesus, where Nestor ruled were two other towns of the same name in Elij and Messenia. [v]
irvp-avYT|s, es, (irvp, avyrj) fiery bright. irupYt]86v, Adv. (TTIÔS) like a tower. soldiers, in masses or columns, in close array.
II.
of
irvpYT]p0,
f.
-fjarea,
to shut
up
in
a tower :
Pass, to
be beleaguered, besieged.
From
Trvpyripil s
,
Tivpo co .
,
619
ov, 6,
(s, (irvpyos,
dpapeiv) shut up in a tower,
beleaguered
,
besieged. TO, Dim. of irvpyos, a turret.

ov,
irvp i--yVT|s,fs, (irvp, ycveaOai) born offire: or forged by fire.
wrought
irtipl-Yovos, ov, (irvp, ytvfaOai} fire-producing. irCpi-SaiTTOS, ov, (irvp, SaTTTco) devoured by fire. TTVpCSiov, TO, Dim. of irvpos. irvpYo-8diKTOs, ov, (rrvpyos, c"ai'cu) destroying in the fire, Lat. towers, [a] ^- irvpl-T|KT)s, s, (irvp, d/flj) pointed irup-yo-jiax>, (irvpyos, /idô/tat) to assault or batter praeustus. towers. S,=irVplKaVffTOS. IIT'PrOS, o, a tower : in plur. walls and towers : Trvp(-Kav{rTOs, ov, (irvp, atcu) burnt in the fire.
,
rj,
TO,
Dim. of
(uvpyos) strong as a tower. irvpyos, a turret.
a generally, any fortification, a fortress, castle : also 2. metaph. a moveable tower for storming towns. tower of defence, rampart, bulwark ; irvpyos OavaTow a bulwark against death. 3. the highest part of III. a division of an army drawn any building. up in close order, a column : see irvpyrj86v.
irvp-yo-4>6pos, ov, (irvpyos,
<
irvpi-KoCTT)S, cs, (irvp, KOiTr])
wher ein fire

:
lies asleep.
Trvpi-\afJiirT|S, es, (irvp, \dp.ir<a) bright
with fire.
sparkling.
irvpivos [u],
i), rj,
ov, (TrGp) of fire, fiery

ov, (uvpos}
iruplvos [u],
of wheat, wheaten.
irtipL-irv(ov, ovcra, ov, (irvp, irvfcav) fire-breathing.

Trijpi-iTvoos, ov contr. -irvovs, ovv, (irvp, irvi<a) fire:
irt)p yo-<j)ijXa|,
a/cos,
6,
tower-bearing. (irvpyos, (pv\a) a tower</>tpcu)
breathing
glowing, fiery.
irvpL-trirapTOS, ov, (irvp, ffirdpcu) sowing fire, in-
guard, warder, [u]

jrvp-yoo), f. dxrcu, (irvpyos) to gird or fence with Med. to build towers : Pass, to be furtowers : II. to raise up to a towernished with a tower. ' ing height : metaph., irvpywaat prj/MLTa fff/Jivd to hence to exalt, extol, exagbuild the lofty rhyme
' :
flaming.
irvpi-o-rreipTjTOS, ov, (irvp, aireipdca)
-iri/pC-oraiCTOs, ov, (irvp,
[t], ov,
swathed in fire. OTa<a) streaming with fire.
irdpiTTjs
6,
fem. irtJpiTis, tSos, (ifvp) of or
conversant with fire.

irt}pi-rp6<|)os, ov, (irvp, Tpf(p<a) cherishing fire.
gerate ; haughty.
Pass,
to
exalt
oneself,
be
overbearing,
iri5p-<|>aTOS, ov, (itvp, ircâTat) slain by fire. IIi>pi-<}>XYOcov, OVTOS, 6, (irvp, (pXeyco) one of the rivers of hell, literally Fireblazing.
irupY-wS-qs, fs, (irvpyos, fiSos) like a tower. jrupywiAO,, arcs, TO, (irvpyuta) a place furnished with towers, a fenced city: in plur. towers and walls.
irvpYWTts, 180$,
fern.
Adj. (irvpyoca) towering.
irup-8dT|S, $, (irvp, fiat'cu) burning withfire, incendiary. irupelov Ion. irt;pif|iov, TO, (irvp) plur. irvprjia, pieces
irupt-<})\Y"ns, es, and irupt-^Xeywv, OI'TOS, o, (nvp,<p\ycu) blazing with fire, fiaming. irvp-<|>XKTOs, ov, (irvp, <p\fy(a) burnt or blazing with fire : fiery.
of wood rubbed one against another till they caught fire : generally, any means of kindling fire.
fut. irvpfôj aor. I Irrvpefct irvpecroxa Att. -TTO> to be feverish, be sick of a fever. (irvpeTus)
:
: :
n^P^X-n. fl, poet.^for irup-Kctevs, ecus, 6, (nvp, Kaica) afire-kindler. irvpKa'id Ion. -IT|, 17, (irvp, atcy) any place
irvppixrj.
where
fire
2. afire, conflakindled, a funeral-pyre. II. 3. metaph. the flame or fire of love. gration.
is
orvperos, ov, 6, (nvp) burning heat, fiery heat. esp. feverish beat, a fever ; irvpCTos Tftnaios,
Ttzfos
II.
an olive-tree which has been burnt down and grows up again a wild-olive.
to the
stump ^
tertian, quartan fever.
irvpcijs, ecus, 6, (irvp)
a fire-proof vessel.
irvpTj, fjs, f], Ion. and Ep. for vvpd. iri5pT|tov, TO, Ion. for irvpelov.
irvpvatos, a, ov, (irvpvov)fit to eat, ripe. irvpvov, TO, shortd. for irvpivov (sub. aniov}, neut. 2. anything fit of irvpivos (Trupos), wheaten bread.
to eat, food generally.
irvpo--yevT|s,
s,
irirPH'N, ijvos,
6, the
stone of stone-fruit, as olives,
(irvpos, ffveffOai)
made from
II.
wheat.
dates, pomegranates, irvp-Tjvejios, ov, (irvp, dVffios) fanning fire.
etc.
irvpocis,
fffffa, tv, (irvp) fiery.
6 irvpufis lie
planet Mars, from
his^ry
colour.
irup-q-TOKOs, ov, (irvpus, Te/cefv) wheat-producing.
irvpoK\oma,
irpo-XoYOS,
irOpoiruXtco,
rj,
the fire-theft.
From
reaping wheat.
3 sing. pf. pass. of *(p(vca) wheat-slaying, epith. of a millstone. for uvpotpopos, (jrvpos, irt)pT)-4>opos, ov, poet, (pfptu)
iTi3pir]-<{)ATos,
ov, (irvpus, ir(<pa,Tai
irtipo-icXoiros, ov, (irvp, K\firT(u) fire-stealing.

ov, (irvpos, \eyaj)
f.
rjffoj,
to
deal in wheat.
From
wheat- bearing.
a vaponr-bath, consisting of an airwhich fragrant substances were thrown on hot embers to produce steam. irtipiaTT] [a], 77, (TWOS) a pudding made with beestiri/pta,
f),
(irvp}
tight covering, within
a wheat-merirvpo-TTwXTjs, ov, 6, (irvpus, iroj\f(a) chant, corn-merchant. <s, payr]vai) bursting or split-
irvpop-pSY^S,
(irvp,
ting in the fire
ings,
i.
e. the first
milk after calving.
Adv. irvpoppayts, cracked. in plur. grains of wheat. (From irvp6s, o, irvp, because ofitsfiame colour when ripe?)
:
as
:
wheat
From n"upiu,TT)ptov, TO, a vapour-bath. irupido), (irvpid) to put into a vapour-bath.

jrvpt-(3\T]TOs, ov, (nvp, /3aA\eu) striking with fire.
irupo-<)>6pos, ov, (irvp, <p( poo) fire-bearing.
irvpo-<t6pos, ov, (irvpus, <ptpca) wheat-bearing.
irvpow,
f.
uff<u, (irvp) to set
on fire,
to
burn:
to
burn
620
as a burnt-sacrifice.
to fumigate.
2.
metaph.
to inflame.
II.
with fire
nvfxpopos the fire-bearing god, i. e. who produces III. plague or fever. irvp<p6pos, in the Lacedaemonian army, was a priest who kept the sacria ficial fire : hence proverb, of a total defeat, c5et fj.rj8f irupTToXeco, f. T/Va;, (irvpir6\os) to light or make irvp(p6pov irfpiyevfaOat it was fated that not even a fire, esp. to keep up a fire, watch a fire ; irvpnoXfiv II. to waste fire-guarding priest should survive. TOVS dvOpafcas to stir up or fan the fire. Hence with fire, burn to the ground, burn down. irdp-toiros, ov, (irvp, w^) fiery-eyed. irvptocrts, (us, T), (irvpooa) a setting on fire, burning. irupir6XT|[Jua, aTos, TO, a watch-fire, beacon. iran-is, ftas, f), (irvvOdvofMt~) an asking, inquiring, irvp-iroXos, ov, (irvp, iroXeoi) busied with fire : wastII. what is learnt by ascertaining : a question. ing with fire, scorching.
irup-7rdXa|JK>s, 77, ov, (irvp, iraXdfJLrj) wrought offire. iTVp-irvoos, ov, (irvp, irvcoa) fire-breathing.
Trup-irSXafidoo, f. TÔ;, (irvp, iraXapAopMi) to handle fire : to play tricks with fire, play mischievous pranks.
6 Hvpcpopos the Fire-bringer, name of in a play of Aeschylus ; irvpôpoi olaroi arrows with combustibles tied to them. II. Ocos
:
Prometheus
irvppd,
f.
aca, (irvppos) to be fiery-red.
irvppCas, ov, 6, (irvppos) name of a slave, used of the red-haired slaves from Thrace.
iruppiXT] (sub. opxrjais), T), the Pyrrhic dance, a kind of war-dance, a violent movement or contortion :
proverb., irvppixrjv @\eireiv
"
asking, news, tidings. iru<ro>, fut. of irvOca.
irvTl,
mouth.
f.
iaca,
(irrvw) to spurt out water
from one's
irimvcuos,
twigs, [i]
a, ov, plaited
77,
with willows.
From
to look daggers.' (Called from Ilvppixos, the inventor.) [*"] , ov, (irvppixios) in the Pyrrhic metre.
,
'
HT'TI'NH,
afiask covered with plaited willow.
f.
to"<w,
(irvppixf]) to
dance the Pyrrhic

belonging
the
i.
irvTwrfia, arcs, TO, (wrtfo) that which one spits out. ira> Ion. KO>, enclit. Particle, up to this time, yet, ever
yet, hitherto, for TTOU ; as
dance.
irvppCxiOs,
o,
;
(rrvpptxrj)
of or
to
the
interrog.
mostly with negat. where f

6, the
II. irw
Sicilian
Pyrrhic
dance.
dance
irvppixiov
opxrjfJia
Pyrrhic
e.
IXflTnN,
or tail of
twos,
beard; iruycav irvpos a beard
II. TTOUS
consisting of
two
irvpptxtos a pyrrhic, short syll., as perd, which

:-
a foot
fire.
Hence
a bearded
was much
used in the Pyrrhic song
also called irapiap0os.
star,
iHoyeovtas, ov > o, bearded; dffr^p ircayowias i. e. a comet.

ircoyaiviov, TO,
iruppixto-rfis, ov, 6, (irvppixifa) a dancer of the Pyrrhic dance. mrppixos, 77, ov, Dor. irvppos, red. irvppo--yVios, ov, (irvppos, yevciov} red-bearded. trvppo-0ptg, rpixos, o, 77, (irvppos, 6pi} red-haired. irvpp-oirtinjs [i], ov, 6, (irvppos, birnrrevoS) one that ogles boys, with an allusion to irvp-omirTjS ogling
Dim. of irwyow, a
little
beard.
ircoYO)VO-<j>6pos, ov, (iruyajv, 0e/xw) ircoea, rd, pi. nom. of iruv.
wearing a beard.
ircoXcta, 77, (iroj\fvca) a breeding offoals. ir(oXcop,ai Ion. ircoXeGpai, whence part. iruXevfjievos, impf. ncaXfiifji'rjv ; also Ion. 3 sing. impf. ifcuXefficfro :
fut. 7TO>Aô-o/ttu
:
Dep.
Frequent, of iro\s<u, to
go
wheat,
dinner in the Prytaneum. irvppos, d, 6v, Ion. 77, 6v, old Att. irvp<ros, 77, ov, (irvp) flame-coloured, red, Lat. rufus, darker than av06s : generally, reddish, red, tawny.
i.
e.
up and down
c.
in a place, frequent, wander about, Lat. versari in loco : to go or come frequently to a place :
to
TTVppO-TpLXOS, irupomvco, (irvpaos) to make red, tinge with red. irvpoT6tci>, (7rupo-os) to set on fire, light up with
beacon-fires.
II.
OV, = 1TVpp6&pl.
gen., dyyf\ir]8 Tt<a\eTc6ai to go pursue a walk or line of life.
on a message.
II.
Ep. for tiKuKovp.rjv, impf. of iroaXtofJiai. (Tro/Aevcu) horse-breaking. ircoXevo), (TT)\OS) to break in a young horse.
TTcoXct/iAijv,
irwXevo-ts,
77,
to kindle torches (irvpaot),
make
iroXco), Ion. impf. ircaXffatcov
signals by torches or beacon-fires.

irvpcro-Kojtos, ov, (irvpaos,
irupo-os, ov, 6
:
which occurs
a6ai
Te'A.77,
m;po-o-J36Xos, ov, (irvpaos, @a\(?v) fire-shooting. Kofj-rj) red-haired.

irreg. pi. irvpcrd,
II.
: f. rjosa ; (*iro\do3, in (f^-iroXdofiai.} : to sell, opp. to wveiiroaXfiv irco\tiv irpos riva to deal with one :
:
irvpcro-vwTOS, ov, (irvpaos, vSiros) red-backed.
to let out the taxes, Lat. locare Pass, to be sold : of persons, to be bought and sold, betrayed ; cf.
rd
(irvp)
afire-
brand, torch.
iruptros,
77,
6v,
a beacon or signal-fire. old Att. and Dor. for irvppos.
TTUpo-o-roKos, ov, (irvpaos, TCKfTv) fire-producing.

irvp<r-a)8ir]S, cs, (irvpaos, floos) like a firebrand, bright-burning. , irvpcr-wpos, o, (irvpaos, &pa) a watchman who makes signals by fire. irup4>opcj, f. 770*0;, to be a torch-bearer : to set on
a seller, dealer. a selling, sale. a iruXTr)TT|piov, TO, a place where wares are sold, II. the place where the mart, warehouse, shop. taxes were let to the highest bidder : see iroj\r)Trjs. II. iro>Xir]TT|s, ov, 6, (iruXeoj) a seller, dealer. at Athens the iraj\r)Tai were ten officers, who used to
irwX-rjs, ov, 6, (jruXtca)
irdiXirjo-is, T), (jroj\fca)
let
fire.
From
ov, (irvp, <^6pu) fire-bearing,
out (kiruXovv, Lat. locabanf) the taxes and other revenues to the highest bidders.
.Trvp-<|>6pos,
charged
ivwXtKos,
77,
ov, (iru\os) offoals or fillies: generally,
621
of or for horses
horses.
;
d-rr^vrj
vwXitcrj a chariot
drawn
by
II.
poet, virgin, maidenly.

2.
moXCov, TO, Dim. of TrwXos, a pony.

metaph.
ir<oAo8a}JLV0, f. rjaca, to break young horses. to train up, rear. From
6, (iro)\os, oafidaf)
Dialectic changes of p: I. Aeol. at the end of words a passed into p, as, ovrop pdprvp for OVTOS II. fidprvs: so in Lat. arbor arbos, honor bonos. in later Att., the Ion. and old Att. pa passed into pp,
as dpprjv Odppos, for dparjv Odpaos. III. Att., p was often put for \, as /cpiftavos vavicpapos ai-yrjpos,
for K\i0avos vavK\r)pos aiyr]\6s. IV. in Poets, p is transposed, as /tdpros Ep. for Kpdros, Odpaos for V. p is doubled after a Prep, or a privat., Opdaos. and commonly after the augment, as dirop-piirrca, dpVI. p at the beginning of a word pcaaros, eppiifie. sometimes makes a short vowel at the end of foreg.
ircj\o-8dnvi]s, ov,
irttfXo-jjidxos,
a horse-breaker. ov, (ira)\os,/aaxo/<wu) fighting on horse-
back or in a chariot, [a]
nTAO5,
generally,
o and ), a foal, whether colt or filly : a young animal. II. poet, as fern, a
young
venca
maiden, like fioffxos, iropns, Lat. jurarely as masc. a young man, a son. miXti-iros, o, Aeol. and Dor. for iro\virovs. irw|jia, O.TOS, r6, a lid, cover. (Deriv. unknown.) irufjia, aros, r6, (ITO- Root of some tenses of irivca) a drink, a draright, potion.
girl,
:
more
word long by
dir3 pvrrjpos. littera canina,
position, as, ifivxpf) viro pnrijs, aircvofiv VII. p was called by the ancients
irritata canis
'
quod
rr
'
quam
plu-
rima
dicat, Lucil.
how in the world ? TTta-p-dXa, Adv. for ircas fuiXa hence in Att. without any question, = ouSa/xo/s, not the least, by no means. ira>-iroT, (my, irort) ever yet, mostly with a negat.
;
TA"
my
d, enclit. Particle, Ep. for dpa, q. v. [a]
or pa, Adv. easily

6, indecl.,
:
see
/5ea, fxta.
i.
pa|3|3i,
Hebrew word, Rabb-i,
e.
my
master
so also pafB|3ovi or paf3j3ouvi. o, Rabb-oni,
ircopivos,
Trujpos,
rj,
o,
ov, (mDpos) made of tufa or tuff-stone. tuff-stone, Lat. tophus, Ital. tufa, friable
pa|35ia>,
master, a term of higher honour than Rabb-i. f. a<a, (pdpSos) to beat with a stick, cudgel:
/5d/35os,
and porous.
iKopou), stone.
lous.
f.
to thrash out corn.
(mDpos) /o petrify, turn into generally, /o harden, make calIII. metaph. in Pass, /o become hardened
uaca,
II.
6o>s,
17,
papSiov, TO, Dim. of

pa(3Sovo(jicti>,
f. rjaca,
a small wand.
umpire.
to sit as
From
or callous, of the heart.

mopojcris,
lousness.
(irajpuca)
a turning
into
stone:
pa|38o-v6(Jios, ov, (pd(38os, VfJM) holding a rod or wand: as Subst., paf38ov6fj.os, 6,^fia@dovxos, the Lictor.
metaph. from Pass,
itcapoo^tai,
hardness of heart, cal-
Roman 'PA'BAO5,
magic wand,
f),
a rod, wand,
stick, switch.
as that of Circe or
Hermes.
3.
1. a a fish-
manner ?
ircDs
irws Ion. KWS, interrog. Adv. how? in what way or Lat. quomodo f in Att. sometimes c. genit.,
dyuvos
II.
ijitoficv;
how
are
we come
off in the con-
at the now? beginning of a speech, ircas ydp ..; as if something had gone before, should that be, for it cannot be that f so also irws
test?
How
4. a spear-staff 01 shaft. ing-rod. 5. a wand or staff of office: a sceptre. 6. in pi. pdfidoi are the fasces of the Roman lictors. pap8ovxo, f. 770-0), (/5a/38o!xos) to carry a rod or
2. to carry the fasces, to be Pass, to be attended by lictors. Hence papBoux^, r), the office of lictor.
How wand of office.
lictor:
Sri
TTWS
yap
8rj
III.
presses a
wish,
O how
6\oifj.Tjv
might
;
could
rish
!
iruJs
av
mDs ov with the opt. exI ? would that I would that I could pe. .
IV. KOI Treys ; introducing an objection, yet can that be ? but how ? V. ircDs ov ; Lat. VI. TTO/S SOKCIS; how quidnif why not? certainly. think you ? i. e. you cannot think how.
how
fap8-o3xos, ov, (pd(38os, 6X<w) carrying a rod : pa08ovxos, 6, one who bears a staff of office, a judge, umpire. 2. a magistrate's attendant, u sort of constable or beadle : at Rome, a lictor.
as Subst.,
âpScords,
virgatus.
paj38o-<}>6pos, ov, pa(38ovx 5 77, ov, (pd(38os) striped, streaked, Lat.
ir<os Ion. KCOS, enclit. Adv. in any way, at any means, Lat. aliquo modo. (Strictly speaking, irus is Adv. of *TTOS whence irov, ir<u, trot, etc.)
all,
by
pa-yds, aoos,
;
ff,
(payfjvai) a rent, chink.
quis ?
ireordojAcu,
to fly.
f.
-jytfojucu,
Ep. for irerofuu, TToraop.au,
Hence
paynvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of prjyvvfju. paySatos, a, ov, (pdaaoj) tearing, furious. pHyi, f. iaca, (/5d) to gather grapes. ^dYo-Xoyos, ov, (pd, \eyoj) gathering berries or
grapes. pa8ivdKt], 7), Persian name for a black ill-smelling petroleum found at Ardericca near Susa.
r,, 6v, Aeol. |3pa8iv6s, a, 6v, slender: taper, slim, delicate, tender. pd8tos, a, ov, Att. also os, ov, Ion. pTjiSios, 77, ov [r],
iru>TT]p.a, aros, ru,fiight.
Ilfi'T", 60s, TO, pi. irwea, rd, a flock of sheep, with or without oiuv, opp. to fiouv
(fye
TA'ATNO'5,
pw, r6, indecl., seventeenth letter of Greek 100, but yp = 100,000. Alphabet as numeral p'
p,
:
P,
or prjStos, 77, ov (â, pla, peia), easy, easy to make or do ; oifjios prjiSirj an easy road c. inf., rdfypos also ligbt t irepijaat a trench easy to cross:
:
622
II. of persons, easy, ready, simple, little-heeded. willing to oblige, complaisant, affable, Lat. facilis, 2. in bad sense, heedless, reckless. commodus.
pacrcrare.
paiao-cruppairTa,8't]S, ov, 6, (pditiov, ffvppdirTca)
The
from the Root

pnicav, prjiov
degrees of Comparison are irreg., being formed /5a: Comp. pqcav, neut. pqov Ion.
rag-stitcher, patcher of tatters, of Euripides. paKo-Strros, ov, (pdicos, oitca) clad in rags: ragged. II. wrinpaKoeis, effaa, v, ragged, tattered.
kled.
C
From
Sup. pqEp. pijircpos contr. pqrepos: GTOS, i), ov Ion. prjiaros Dor. pd'iffros Ep. prjiraros. paSiovp-yeaj, f. 770"cu, (pqdtovpyos} to do with ease. II. in bad sense, to act thoughtlessly, reck2. to lead an easy, lazy life. lessly: to misbehave.
[a], cos, TO, a ragged, tattered garment: in plur. pdttea, paKtj, rags, tatters : generally, a strip or shred of cloth. 2. in plur. wrinkles. 3.
PA'KO5
metaph., aufMTos pdicos a shred of
life,
of an old
man.
paKoo),
C
Hence
a thoughtless, reckless action: and paSioupYio,. 17, doing or acting easily, a ready way II. in bad sense, reckof doing a thing, facility.
po.8iot)pY'r]|xa, TO,
f.
wffca, (pdieos) to
pa,Kiop,a, OTOS, TO,
= /Jdtfos,
tear in strips.
Hence
a rag
in pi. rags, [a]
lessness.
2. indolence, laziness.
pg,8i-ovpYos, ov, (pqoios, Zpyov) doing things easily, II. in bad sense, acting lightly or careready.
lessly, thoughtless, reckless.
PA'MNO5, 77, a thorn or prickly shrub. Hence "Pajivovs, GUSTOS, o, Rbamnus, a demus or borough in Attica; properly contr. from pa^vuîs, effffa, fv, Hence thorny.
'Pap,voijcrios,
,
ov,
of
Rbamnus
77
'Paftvovaia, the
paSius Ep. and Ion. pTjiSicos, Adv. of fta'Stos, easily, lightly, readily; fiqoicas (pipeiv to bear lightly, make
light of a thing.
Rhamnusian goddess, name of Nemesis from her temple at Rhamnus.
TA'MO5,
of birds of prey pavis, iSos, 77, of rain, etc.
eos, TO, the

:
crooked beak of birds, esp.
a beak,
bill.
pa0ap,iY, 17705,
a grain,
bit.
77,
(paivca)
a drop.
to
II.
of
solids,
(paivci))
anything sprinkled: a drop

:
pa9u,-iruYio>, back.
paOxifxea),
f.
(pdffffca,
771/777)
slap one on the
pdVTT|ptos, a, ov, (paivca) sprinkled
reeking.
:
avTto>,
to
f.
ffca,
(paivca) to sprinkle, moisten
hence
be easy-tempered, (pqdvfjtos) II. to slacken work, be idle. thoughtless, careless.

770*0;,
to cleanse by sprinkling.
ftaVTicrjAos, o, (pavri^ca)
d.(|,
Hence
paOufxia,
lessness.
77,
easiness of temper : thoughtlessness, careII.
a sprinkling, purification. gen. payus, 77, a grape ; cp. Lat. racemus. <jov, neut. of pqcav, often used as comp. Adv.,
easily.
a taking things
III.
easily, indifference,
more
sluggishness, laziness. ment, pastime.

^9i-0i)(xos, ov, (pqotos, 0t//ios)
less, careless.
II.
relaxation, amuse-
paovus, Adv. of
pqcav,
more
easily.
:
easy-tempered, thought-
pairi^to, f. iffca : pf. pass, {xpdirtfffjiai strike with a stick, to thrash, cudgel.
to (paitis) : II. to slap
sluggish, lazy, slothful.
Hence
in the face,
pa0v|j,cj0s,
(pepetv to
Adv. with easy temper, carelessly; pqOvfjtcas take easily, to shew indifference to a thing.
paif36-Kpavos, ov, (patfios, fepdviov) crook-beaded. bent, bandy., 77", ov, crooked, pcu{3o-(TKXT|s, es, (pcuftos, trAfeAos) crook-legged. pdici> Ion. pY]ico, f. taca, (pqoios) to grow easy : to find relief, recover : to take one's rest.
box on the ear, cuff. a rod, stick. 77, (pdpoos*) pdm<7|Jia, OTOS, TO, (pa.Trica} a blow with the palm of the hand, a slap on the face, cuff.
Sms,
/Sos,
TAIBO'5,
fxnrros,
"f],
ov,
(pdirTca)
sewn, stitched, patched:
II. worked with the generally, strung together. needle, embroidered; panri) a<paipa a ball patched of divers colours.
fut. pavca : aor. i Zppava, Ep. 2 pi. imperat. fidffffare (as if from */5a<u)) : pf. pass. Uppaaftai
TAI'NH,
from
'PA'IIT,Q,
together:
self.
f.
fidifsca:
:
aor. 2 fppdtyrjv [3]
pf. eppafJLpai
stitch,
aor. I tppaif/a Ep. pctya: Pass., : to sew or stitch
(also -a.ro
*/5dcu), Ep. 3 pi. pf. and plqpf. (ppdoarai, to sprinkle, besprinkle, of water : of solids, to strew, bestrew, scatter : metaph. to bedew, besprinkle,
:
Med.
II.
to
sew,
patch for
the
one-
later,
to
work with
needle,
em-
broider.
bespatter.
plot
metaph. to devise, contrive, concert, proverb., TOUTO TO viroorjua eppaâs (Ji.lv av,
III.
for fiaiffeiv, fut. inf. of paica. paio-T), 3 sing. aor. I subj. of paica.
paurp.vcu, Ep.
paicprif)p,
rjpos,
vneo7]craTO
stitched,
:
6,
(paica)
a breaker, crusher
:
8% 'Apiffrayoprjs this shoe you indeed but Aristagoras put it on, i. e. you planned the plot, but he executed it. IV. to link or string
hammer.
'PAI'il,
shiver,
f.
together.
ota
:
aor. I
eppaicra
to
to
break, smash,
:
shatter:
Pass,
II.
be
shivered,
crushed.
to crush, destroy
shattered, Pass, to be
Tdpios, a, ov, from Raros, iTfdiov}, TO, the Rarian plain

'Pap:ds.
Rarian
: 'Pdpiov (sub. near Eleusis, sacred to
Demeter: whence the goddess was
herself
called
broken down, crushed.

pctKa, o, a worthless, wicked man. (Hebrew word.) pdiuov, TO, Dim. of /5aos, a rag, shred, patch : in
plur., rags.
From
ov, u, Raros, father of Triptolemus. f>dor<raT, Ep. aor. I imperat. of paivca (as if from
Tapes,
[5]
'PA'SSO
I,
'PE'IL
623
f.
strike, smite,
(ppaga dash down: akin to Ion.

f.
:
ca
aor. I
like
apaaaw,
to
TETKQ,
/5yo>,
to snore
of horses, to snort.
coverlet.
prjaaca, pr}yvvfj.i.
p<jurra, neut. pi. of paaros, as Adv., most easily. POLCTTOS, 77, ov, irreg. Sup. of pdoios, contr. of paiaros,
(Formed from the sound.) 'PETO2, os, TO, = pfjyos, a fug,

,
most
easy. From pa<rrcovi$a>, pqdvjj.f<*}, to be idle, listless. paorcovT] Ion. PTJO-TWVTJ, 77, (paaTOs) easiness ofi
a wagon, from the Lat. rheda. 77, peeOpov, TO, Ion. and poet, for ptiQpov, a stream.
TE'Zn, Ion. impf.

and eppea
:
/5ee<r/roj/: fut. /5ecw: aor. I
epea
:
doing anything, facility.

;
II.
easiness of temper,
rfjs AT?/*OIII. relief,
,
of Pass, only aor.
goodnature, Lzt.facilitas KrjScosfrom kindness to Democedes.

rest, cessation
\K prjarwvrjs
like fpSdi, to do, act: absol.,
I p^xO^vai is used but mostly transit., to do,
from
a thing: absol.
rest, leisure, ease:
indolence.
parepos, a,
ov, irreg.
Comp. of
pdStos,
more
easy.
pac|>avlS6a>, (patpavis) to punish as an adulterer. From pacj>avLS, iSos, rj, the radish, Lat. raphanus.
accomplish, make, effect: c. dupl. ace. to do something to one : also c. Adv., Kaitws /Se'eti> nvd to maltreat one. to fulfil or acII. l(pd /5eeii> 0e complish a sacrifice to a god, Lat. sacra facere: hence to sacrifice : but also absol. to do sacrifice, like Lat.
operari, facere.
TA'*A-NO2,
pd4>evs,
ecus, o,
cabbage, [pa] (pdirTco) a stitcher, sewer.

f},
TE'005,
II.
eos, r6,
a limb.
/oea,
II. the face,
couneasily,
tenance.
metaph. a
pd<J>T|,
77,
plotter, contriver, planner.
^ta, another Ep. form of

lightly, carelessly.
Adv. of pdSios,
(pdirTOj)
a seam ;
pa<prj
Kpaviov the suture
of the
skull.
Tefrq,
e'cus, 77,
77,
Ep. and Ion. for
'Pe'a.
pa4>fjvcu, aor. 2 inf. pass, of pdirrot}.
pa<j>i8vs,
PU.XLO, Ion.
= pa<f)fvs.
t'Sos, 77, (pdirroj) a needle, pin. PTIX^, ?)> (pdaaoi) like firjyftiv, the breaking of the sea on the shore, breakers, surf: the floodtide, opp. to dfj.TT(DTis the ebb generally, a high tide, II. an edge of the sea, the beach, on which flood. the waves break. 2. a mountain-ridge.
pacjns Dor.
ams,
peiOpov, TO, Att. contr. from Ion. pefOpov, (/5u) a 2. later, the bed of a river : also a river, stream. channel, stream.
petcreipa,
rj,
fern,
pKTY|p,
rjpos, 6,
of pKrr}p. (peeu) a doer, agent.
pep.)3op.ai,
Dep.
to
roam, rove,
roll
about: to act at
random.
f>eai, pegas, aor. I inf. and part, of /5e'a>. peos, TO, (/5e'a;) a stream. TE'IHl, f. ipcu, properly of the descending scale, to incline downwards, to sink, fall, verge, Lat. vergere, inclinare
fca.\iu>, f. iffw, (pdxis) to cut cleave in twain, hew in pieces.
through the spine
to
pux is [&], gen. tos Att. ecus, 77, the back of men or animals, the chine: also the backbone, Lat. spina dorsi; vird pdxiv nayr}vai to be impaled. II. anything
like the backbone,
: hence simply to fall or turn downof one of two parties, to preponderate, prevail, outweigh. 3. of persons, to incline towards a thing. 2. paxos Ion. f>ir)X 4. of duties, to fall or devolve upon a thorn-hedge. one. 5. of events, to incline, fall, happen in a cerII. tain way: to incline, conduce towards ... pdvj/at, aor. I inf. of pdirrca. to recite poems : trans, to make the scale incline one way or the other pmJKpSecd, f. 770-0; (pa\f/caS6s) Pass, of the poems, to be recited. 2. to repeat hence in Pass., cocas peirtoOai to be equally balanced by heart or rote, declaim : to reiterate, keep saying or poised. II. c. ace. pers., to that ... sing of one. Hence >eptmp.evos, pf. pass. part, of pvnooj. recital -of Epic poetry : Epic pax)/<08Ca, pevp-a, arcs, TO, (/5ea;) that which flows, a flow, composition, opp. to Lyric. stream, a river : also a stream of lava : metaph. a 2. a flood. pa\)/-(oS6s, o, (pd-rrro}, qjorj) one who stitches or stream, flood or tide of men. strings songs together : one who recited Epic poems, petKropxu, fut. of ptca, to flow. a rhapsodist ; sometimes of the bard who recited bis pexOeis, aor. I pass. part, of /5e'o>. own poem, but mostly of a class of persons who got *TETi, to say, root of some tenses given under their living by reciting the poems of Homer : hence epe'co, ernw. the poems of Homer came to be divided into certain TE'fl, f. pcvaofjiai Att. fut. fivTjffonat and aor. lengths called rhapsodies, i. e. lays or cantos, which 2 (ppvriv, in pass, form but with act. sense: pf. were recited at one time. II. the to flow, run, stream, gush ; ptev at/xoTi Sphinx is called tppvrjKa patyaioos KVOW, from proposing her riddle, yaia the ground streamed with blood also c. ace,
wards.
2.
a mountain-ridge. ^ "hi a thorn-bush, briar. s 3. a thorn-stick, a twig.

: :
77",
cognato, pfiro) x&>P a ydâ, p.t\i let the land flow pea, Ep. Adv. for pa (whence pdoios), easily, lightly. ivitb milk, honey; ptftv diro x i ^ vos to fl ow ^rom melted snow. 2. metaph. of a flow of words, to [o w, but also contr. as one long syll.] Tea, r), Ep. and Ion. Tet-q or 4- * Rbea, wife of stream, run glibly. 3. to fall, drop off. Saturn and mother of Jupiter, II. trans, to let flow, make (l)eriv. by transpos. 'flow or melt away.
pacov, ov, irreg.
Comp. of fidSios, more
easy.
Tn,
from epa, Earth
f)
stream, pour.
624
OTOS, TO, (prnvvpt) a fracture, breakage,
crash, downfall. or -(us, gen. Tvos, o, (p^yvvfj.t') the sea p-rfyyiiv breaking on the beach, or the edge of the shore on which the sea breaks : the breakers, surf. 2. me^TJ|I-VOOS, ov, (prjyvvftt, v6os} breaking the spirit. II. a rent, p-q^ts, ecus, ), (firiyvvfu') a breaking. 2. a bursting or breaking forth of the encleft.
trails
of victims.
taph. the verge or edge of a thing. or -vco : 3 sing. impf. p-fjyvvffKf, Ion. for (pprjyvv : fut. firj 01 : aor. I lpp7fa : pf. 2 tfpparya
THTNTTVU
Med., f. pfjôfMi: Ep. (in the sense of the Pass.): aor. I firjafji7)v : Pass. : fut. 2 ^dyrjffofjiai : aor. I
(pprjxOijv, more usu. aor. 2 tppayrjv [5] : pf. epprjyto break, burst, break asunder or in pieces, fiai : shiver, shatter: of garments, to tear, rend, esp. in sign
ffjns, gen. (us Ion. los, 77, (*pf(u = (pu>} a saying, speaking ; a word, speech; rcaTatr\cai rrjv pfjaiv to II. a tale, lebring one's speech to an end. III. an expression or gend. passage in an author, a speech in a play. rarer collat. form of fi'/jyvvfii prjaativ rvfi>TJ<r<ra>, irava to beat drums. 2. absol. to strike the earth in
;
dancing, to dance, Lat. tripudiare. ), Ion. for pqaruvT]. of grief. 2. as a term of war, to break a line of coy, verb. Adj. of */5w, one must say. = tp>) like p^roup, a speaker. battle ; rb fjiecrov prjai to break through the centre : 7}pos, 6, (*pea) also in Med ftyacrOai ori\as to break oneself a o), f. fftu, (pTjTGop) to be a public speaker, way through the ranks: also absol. both in Act. practise oratory, speak in public : Pass., of a speech, and Med., ffiai, pâaOat, to break or force one's way to be spoken. 3. to let break loose, to unchain, let through. ^TjropiKos, 77, ov, (prjTwp) fit for a public speaker loose ; pf)at (fxavrjv to let loose, give utterance to the or public speaking, oratorical, rhetorical : 77 prjropiK^ of persons speaking for the first time; (sub. rex vr voice, properly l}i rhetoric, the art of speaking. then to speak freely, speak out, like Virgil's rumpere verb. Adj. of *pi]T6s, 77, ov, vocem : so, ffiai Ppovr^v to let loose the thunder named, specified, settled, Lat. ratus; etrl frrjroTs fcin form priaaca, paai with specified prerogatives to burst into tears. iirl jtyroiai on set pi}ai Satcpva 4. absol. to beat the ground, to dance. terms. 2. spoken of, known, famous. 5. of boxers, = epSi) a word, saying, to fell, knock down. II. Pass, to break, burst : >T|Tpa Ion. fT|TpTj, T), (*peoj to break asunder : to break open, yawn, as the earth 2. an unwritten law, whence the laws of maxim. in an earthquake. 2. to burst forth, like 3. a verbal agreelightLycurgus were called pijTpai. III. ment, covenant. 3. of ships, to be wrecked, shattered. ning. = !po)) a public speaker, pleadintr. chiefly in pf. epparya, to break or burst forth : of ^Tjrojp, opos, 6, (*/5y a river, to break its banks : II. a rhetorician, Lat. metaph. to burst or gush er, orator, Lat. orator.
,
,
forth.
rhetor.
THTOIS,
let for
pTYyvufTKf, Ion. for tpprjyvv, 3 sing. impf. of prfyvvfjii. os, TO, a rug or blanket, used as a cover-
Adv. of
prjros, in express terms.
pfjSios,
bed, for a seat, or as a Ion. contr. from 77, ov,
garment.
firjiSios,
:
Ion. for
77,
easy.
pijOfjvat inf.
6v, or 6s, ov,
of \pkoi, epta pi]Q*is, aor. I part. pass, pT]iSios, 77, ov, Ion. for fiaSios, easy.
p"
chilling
fiiyeSavf) 'E\(vrj
making one shudder, Helen at whose name one

:
shudders.
fiq,dio$.
From
770"cy
:
TjurTos,
77,
ov, Ion. for
7,
5,
77,
paaros, Sup. of ov, Ep. Sup. of pqSios. ov, Ep. Comp. of /5aSios.
pry>,
f.
aor. I
fppiyrjffa Ep. piyijcra
pf. 6p-
piya, Dor. 3
:
pi.
eppiyavn
PTJKTOS, "fj, ov, (frfjyvv/j.i) broken, rent : to be broken or rent, vulnerable, made of penetrable stuff. PTJJJLCI, aTos, TO, (*/5eco Ipa)) &a which is said or
tppiygai, Ep. dat. to shiver or shudder with cold: metaph. (/5?yos) to shudder with fear or horror : c. inf. to shudder or
(for -dai), Ep. 3 sing. subj. part, (ppiyovri, in pres. sense :
fear to do a thing.
in zeal.
2. to
grow
cold, cool, slacken
spoken, a word, saying, expression, phrase.
2. also
II. trans, c. ace. to
shudder at anything.
/e
spoken of, a thing. Verb, opp. to ovofjta (a noun). f>T]p,ATiov, T O, Dim. of pfjpa, a
/&'
C
II. in
Gramm. a
Hence
,
little
word, a pet
chilly.
ov, making one shiver, chilling. Comp. Adv. formed from ptyos,
II.
more
phrase.
t
PH'N,
7),
gen. favos, ace.
/JTTVa,
sfoe/>,
7am6.
-Sopctis, o,
(p^,
0epcw)
wearing
sheepskin.
metaph. more horribly. p'tyurros, 77, ov, Sup. formed (like Comp. Adv. piII. metaph. most yiov) from piyos, most chilly.
horrible.
xi]S, ov, o, (fiôs, /-laxo^cu)
pT|as, aor. I inf. and part, of prjyvvfu. to break through ranks of war), might
riors.
fighting with,
II.
From
frost or cold,
pT]5-T|vo)p, opos, o, (p/jyvvfjii, dvrjp) breaking through ranks of warriors. pT)t-KtXevQo$, ov, (fr/iyvvfjii, Kt\vOos") forcing a path, clearing the way.
'PITO2,
[a] cos, TO, Lat.
FRIGUS, frost, cold.
shivering from cold, shuddering, Lat. horror. be cold, shiver t-yoco, f. o>o-cy, (ptyos) like pi^tca, to from frost or coW, fee chilled. This Verb sometimes
'PI'ZA
instead of ov (as if it were contracts into as, part, piffav, piftaaa, dat. pfywvTi ; also opt.
ca
'Po'6o?.
625
fiiywrjv.
TI'ZA,
a root: in plur. the roots: metaph. the
pCmo-pa, twos, TO, (pliri<u) the air or wind of a fan. DITTOS, (p'tip) a mat or wicker hurdle. piirrdâ), f. daca, Frequentative of piirro}, to throw to and fro, throw or toss about, Pass. Lzt.jactare:
thing Lat. stirps : a race, family. of anything. f>ttov, TO, Dim. of pifa, a
roots of the eye; the roots or foundations of the earth, to toss oneself about. II. that from -which anyof a mountain, etc. fiCirraericov, Ion. inipf. of fiirrtu. f>iiTT6a>, a form of p'nrTca, used springs; metaph. a root, stem, stock of a family,*
2. the
only in pres. and
root or origin
little
root.
impf. to throw or toss about. f)fnT6s, 17, ov, verb. Adj. of piirrca, thrown, cast, hurled ; piitros pupos death by being thrown down a
precipice.
pi606v, Adv. (pi^d}from the root or
roots.
pio-rojji,6s, 6v, (/5tia, Te/xetV) cutting roots, esp. for
Trimi
f.
fityu: aor. I
fut.
I
:
tppafia
Ep.
fut.
fya:
2
pf.
tp-
purposes of medicine or witchcraft. f>ioco, f. waca: pf. pass, ippifafjiai: (pia)

strike root,
pltya:
:
Pass.,
pupdrjaopcu,
aor. I
to
make
paullo-p. fut. epptyofiai

eppi<pr)V [f]
pt^Tjaop-ai, (pptyOrjv, and aor. 2
pavvls fppiojfj.evij
trees
plant: metaph. to plant, fix firmly ; rva. Pass., of firmly rooted tyranny
:
and
made
fast.
plants, to take root : also to be rooted or II. in Pass, also, of a place, to he

trees.
: pf. eppipnar. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. fpepiirro: to throw, cast, hurl; piirrtiv \0ovi to throw on the ground : to cast a net, (pptirrai 6 @6\os the cast has been made. 2. to cast out. 3. to cast away: to
planted with
II. metaph. p(cop.a. arcs, TO, (/5to(y) a root: a root, stem, stock, race, lineage. l ov > (p' fa> opv<TGQj) digging for roots. p" i-o>pi5X os
>
ov, (ptyos) stiff or withered, shrivelled. piicvos,

77,
stark
with
cold:
throw away, waste. 5. to 4. to throw about. throw forth, let drop, utter, of words piirrfiv ri TIVOS to throw a thing at one. 6. to cast down ; p. tavrov. 7- piffffiv KivSvvov to make a venture or hazard, run a risk. II. intr. to throw or cast
;
oneself, to fall.
>ucv-fa>8ir]S, fs, (fiiKvSs,
e7Sos) shrivelled-looking.
"PI'S,
ptpi4>a,
Adv.
(/otTJTOj) lightly,
swiftly , fleetly .
pivcav
pip.(j>-dpp.aTOs, ov, (pip-tya,

pifj.<f>dpiJ.aToi
plv,
f),
appd) of a swift chariot; afu\\ai swift racing of chariots. later form for pis.
gen. plvos, ace. piva : plur. pivcs, Ion. gen. the nose : in pi. the nostrils, Lat. nares. picj>0eCs, pixels, aor. l and 2 pass. part, of piirroi. 'PI', g fin ^j-ir^tj at-work of osiers or rushes,
?),
:
wicker-work
p'
a mat, or wicker hurdle, Lat.

eppiifta,
crates.
pivdco, f 170-0;, to file down or off: Pass, to he filed From off: to be the result offiling.
iv|/a,
Ep. for
aor. I of
fi'urTaj.
fr
Cvj/-a<rms, iSos, 6,
battle,
TI'NH,
scent,
77,
a file, rasp,
f.
[i]
a shield in
fdvqXfiTtco,
770"o>,
to track by the nose, follow by
f>ii|;is, fcas, 77,
f), (pirtrca, dams') throwing away a dastard, recreant. II. (/5/TTTcu) a throwing: a casting.
hunt down.
From
lAatW) one who
tracks by
a being thrown, falling.

less risk, foolhardy;
piv-TjXdrrjs, ov, o, (pis, the nose or scent.
p\x|/o-Kv8i3vos, ov, (pitrroj, nivSwos") see piinu f.

f>CxJ/-oirXos, ov, (ftLTTToj, OIT\OV)
running need-
ivo-poXos, ov,
nostril, snorting.
(pis,
&a\\a}') forced through the
throwing away one's
2. an ox-hide, a shield. pivov, TO, a hide, skin. II. the 'PINO'5, oG, 6 and r), the skin of a man. hide of a beast, esp. an ox-hide : a wolf's skin. i. an oxhide shield.
ov, (pivos, ropfoj) piercing shields. 2. the end TO, the peak of a mountain. a promontory, a headland, foreland. of >tire(r<rt, Ep. pi. dat. of jttif/. ^lirfj, 77, (piirrca) the force with which a thing is thrown, rushing motion, flight, sweep, swing, Lat. 2. impetus; piirf) irvpus the rush or blast of fire. a rushing sound, flapping, fluttering of wings the buzzing of a gnat; also the quivering notes of a lyre: of time, a twinkling of the eye. 3. any quivering motion, a quivering or twinkling light, as of stars also the quick of feet. glancing f. iffca, p" iirtw, (pints) to blow up or fan the flame,
îvo-ropos,
arms, panic-struck. f6a, f), see poia. From po8dvT], 77, the thread spun, woof, weft. poSdvos, 77, 6v, (/cpaSaco) waving, quivering. a rose-bush, rose-tree. poSta contr. f>o8r], 77, (poSov) poSeos, a, ov, (poSov) of roses, Lat. roseus.
ôS-f),
T),
PI'ON,
contr. for /5o5e'a.

77,
f)68tvos,
or, (ô5oi/) ntatfe or
T68ios,
a, ov, ('PoSos)
twined of roses. Rhodian, of or from Rhodes.
o8o-8a,KTOXos, ov, (potiov, 8dfCTV\os) rosy-fingered.

poSo-ei8r|s,
es, (p65ov, ttoov) rosy-like, rosy. po86eis, f<roa, cv, (/5o8os) of roses. ôSo-Kicrcros, o, (puSov, Kiaffos) rose-ivy.
a rosepo86-p.T]Xov Dor. -jjiaXov, TO, (p65ov, p.T]Xov) apple : metaph. a rosy cheek. TO'AON, r6, the rose, Lat. rosa. p o86-irT]Xvs Dor. -irax^s, v, gen. vos, (p6Sov, nfj1
Lat. conflare.
Xvs) rosy-armed. >o86-irvoos, ov contr.
irvovs,
ow,
(poSov, irvfca)
>ims,
rSos,
77, (/5t7T77)
for bellows.
i.
a fan for raising the fire, used a lady's fan.
breathing of roses. 'P68os, ov, 77, the island of Rhodes, Lat. Rhodus.
626
po86-xpo>s, OTTOS, of rose complexion.
6,
77,
(p68ov,
XP^ S )
rose-coloured,
77,
(peirca) inclination
:
downwards, a sinking,
falling, verging
poSiovia, 77, (/5o8op) sary, Lat. rosarium.
a rose-bed, garden of roses, ro-
of the
scale.
the sinking of the scale, fall or turn 2. metaph. the turn of the scale, the
pot) Dor. >od, 77, (/Sea;) a river, stream, current, flow; metaph., poai d>7Te'A.ov 077 the juice of the grape ;
streams of events, the tide of affairs.

po0toj,f.
770-0),
of oars.
2. to
(poOos) to dash, plash, esp.of the stroke murmur, sound hoarse or loud.
moment ; eirl poirrjs pias tan it is just on the turning-point; porf @iov the turning-point, verge of life. II. the weight which makes the scale turn ; afjiiKpcl ira\aicL aufjiar' fvvafci poirf] a slight weight thrown in puts aged frames to rest.
critical
jbo-iTTpov, TO, (/5e^//3o;)
2. po9idb>, f. daca, (poOios) to dash with the oar. of pigs eating, to make a guttling noise. podids, dSos, 77, poet. fern, of poOios, roaring, dashing. podiov, TO, a dashing wave, a breaker : surge, 2. a loud roar or shout of applause surf. geneProperly neut. from rally, a tumult, uproar.
:
the
wood
in
the knocker
a club, mace, cudgel. 2. a trap which strikes the mouse. 3. on a house-door. 4. a kettle-drum or
tambourine.
po-Os, o, Att. contr. for /5oos. po(j>o, f. riffoftat, (polos'), to
sup greedily up, gulp

2.
or bolt down.
1
PO'4O2, 6, a swallowing or gulping down. op, (/5o0os) rushing, roaring, podios, OP, that which is gulped down. dashing. 'PO'OOS, o,a rushing noise, the roar or the dash of poxOcw, f. 770"<u, to roar, of the waves. From IPOS poOov with one waves, the dash of oars ; l 'PO'X@O2, o, a roaring, esp. of the sea.
also a,
2. a hoarse or tumultuous noise, stroke, all in time. din. II. a (Formed from the rushing motion.
sound.) poid or 60, Ion. ou), f), a pomegranate-tree. the fruit, a pomegranate.
poip8eo>,
also to
f.
II.
fo-w8if)S, fs, (poos, tloos) fluid, liquid: also surging, billowy, rough. va, &KOS, 6, (/56<w) a stream that bursts forth, a mountain-stream or torrent swoln by rains : a stream
of lava. 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 of pvopai. frvyX-f\f$as, avros, 6, (pvyx os >

ftjfiTO,
rjyo}, (/5of/35os) to
swallow greedily down:
make
rustle.
A.c$cts) with
an
poi(38T|o-iev, 3 sing. Aeol. aor. i opt. of poifiofo}.

ôipSirjO'us, 77, (f$0/38e&>) a whistling, piping. poi|38os, o, any rushing noise or motion, the whirring or flapping of wings, the rushing of the wind.
elephant's trunk. pVyxiov, TO, Dim. of
pxYXs,
eos, TO,
pv^x 03 a snout, muzzle. (pvca) a snout, muzzle, of swine

,
poiacn<e, 3
sing. Ion. impf.
of pot^ca.
of birds, a beak, bill, neb. C86v, Adv. (pfui)flowingly, abundantly, t)8Tjv and
copiously. pveis, aor. 2 pass. part, of pew. pvq<rop,ai, Att. fut. of pfca.
or rushing Hence sound, whistle, hurtle, whiz, Lat. stridere. noise or motion. jioi^rjSov, Adv. with a rushing poir]|Jia, OTOS, TO, (potea>)a rushing noise or motion, the flapping of wings. o,Ion. 77, any whistling or rushing sound, the whizzing of an arrow, the flapping of wings, etc. (Formed from the sound.)
poijJa>,f.770-a>, (/5otos) to
make a whistling
TT'Zfl,
tt],
TOrZOS,
to growl, snarl. (Formed from the sound.) Ep. for cppvr), 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of /Secy.
:
p-u0(jua>, f. too} to bring into
pf.
pass.
(ppvOp.iap.ai
measure or proportion,
(pv0p.6s} : to set to
time.
II.
generally, to order, arrange, control,
'POIKO'5,
pop.j3ir]T6s,
77,
OP, crooked.
17,
OP, (/5o/ij8ecy)
spun round
like
top,
whirled about.
that p6}j.j3os, 6, (/oe/ij8o>) anything whirled round: a top, Lat. turbo.
be spun or a magic wheel, II. a Lat. rbombi rota. spinning, whirling motion; III. a pop.fio$ alfTov the eagle's wheeling flight. rhombus, i. e. a four-sided figure with all the sides,
may
2.
cDS' eppvd p.ta/tat thus have I been controlled. pv0|xos Ion. f>vcrp.6s, ov, 6, (pfoai) measured motion, time, Lat. numerus, rhythm, in Prose as well as Verse; kv pvOpty in lime, Lat. in numerum; pvOp-ov virayciv to keep time; QO.TTOVO. pvOfJibv eirdyctv to introduce a quicker time (in II. proportion or playing).
train;
but only the opposite angles, equal. po|xj36o), f. wata, to make into the shape of a rhombus. pop.{3u>T6s, 77, OP, (pop.fi6<a) panelled in lozenge. pojjLâta, 77, a large sword or scymitar, used by the Thracians generally, a sword. (Foreign word.) 605 Att. contr. poi)s, ov, 6, (pfoa) a stream, current; KO.TCL poov, Ep. Kap poov, down stream, with stream; avcL poov up stream, against stream. poirSXov, TO, (/aero;) a club, a stick or cudgel which is thicker at one end : a war-club or mace of brass. II. a knocker on a door.
:
III. genesymmetry of parts: hence form, shape. 2. rally, proportion, arrangement, order, method. the state or condition of anything of a man, temper,
:
disposition
the
manner
T),
TT'KA'NH,
a drawing ;
or fashion of a thing. a plane, Lat. runcina. [a]
vp,a, aTos, TO, (*pvct)
= (pvca)
that which is
drawn,
i
.
TOOV
pvp-a the
drawing of the bow,

Persians), opp. to
e.
)
men
that draw the
bow (the
I<TX^ S tne
might of the spear
(the Greeks)
II.
hoyx7 3 CK TOOV
pvpMTOS within bow-shot.

ance, protection.
-Up-Pos, ov, 6, Att. for pofi&os. D],
77,
(pvopMi') deliver-
(*pvo}-
(pvca~)
the force, swing, rush of a
'Wl'OMAI.
motion, Lat. impetus; irrepvyow pvfj.rj the body rush of wings : absol. an onset, charge, attack : dat.
in
pvfJiT)
,
627
collat
form of pvofMi, Dep.
to
save,
rescue
with a swing, with a run.
II.
a quarter of
city, street,
pvfJLfxa,
Lat. vicus ; also a lane, alley. OTOS, TO, (pvTTTOj) anything used for washthe pole of a car. pvoop.ai [u] : aor. I tppvadprjv Ep.
hence pvaiffv, Ep. 2 sing. impf. pucrjAos, o, rarer form for pvOûs. pOaos, i\, ov, (*pvo) = tpvca) drawn, drawn
:
tip
.*
wrinkled, shrivelled.
ing, soap.
TT'OMAI
pvad/j.r]V
:
pvjxos, ov, o, (*pv(u

:
= fpvca}
pu<TTaa>,
f.
drag along violently, drag
daw, Frequentat. of *pv(a = (pico, to to and fro; TroAXa pvard-
f.
êa/fc (3 sing. Ion. impf.) irfpl trrjâ he
dragged
it
aor.
2,
;
3 sing, eppvro Ep.

inf.
epvro,
:
pi.
epvvro Ep. pvo.ro

oneself,
pvoOai
draw
out of barm's
save : death
c. inf.,
:
pveaOai
nva
to draw to Dep. hence to rescue, : 6avew to rescue one from

:
way
times round the grave of Patroclus. Hence pverraKTtis, vos, fj, a dragging violently : generally, violent treatment or behaviour.
many
pv<rco8ir]S, es, (ûo"os, fldos) wrinkled-looking.
deliver.
absol. to cure, heal. III. to shield,
II. to free,
redeem,
IV.
guard, protect, defend:
pvT-ayo'Y 6 5 ^ cus a horse's halter.

1"'
'
'
<^
(*pa>, dycaytvs) (be rope of
to
of armour, to shield, cover : also to conceal. V. to draw draw back, hold back, check.
down
fpva)) one who draws or >vrf|p, ijpos, 6, (*fiv(a the stretches. 2. a rope to draw with, a trace :
the scale, outweigh, counterbalance. pvrra, rd, irreg. plur. of pviros.

ptfiratvG),
f.
thong by which one holds a horse, a rein; cwro pvrrjpos II. (pvoâi) a saver, with loose rein, at full speed.
:
avSj
:
aor. I
tppvirava
(fiviros)
to
defender,, rescuer.
cover with dirt

p'tjirapia,
rj,
Pass, to be or
become
dirty.
dirt, filth.
From
pCTi86-<j>\oios, ov, (fivris, <p\oios) with shrivelled rind.

(*pvt}Tos, TI, ov,
îJris, loos,
T),
fj,
mean.
pihrapos, a, 6v,(pviros)foul, dirty: metaph. sordid, Adv. -pus. to be impf. tppvircw ptj-rrcxo) Ep. pimob) (pviros^)
: :
\
pvros,
6v,
foul or
dirty.
e<r<ra, tv, (pviros~)
pîrocis,
'PT'IIOS,
wax,
[u]
u, dirt, filth,
foul, dirty. uncleanness: irreg.

ol.
fluid, liquid.
pi. pvira,
pxJTtop [u] , opos, 6, (*pv&'= fpvcj)
rd, but also regul. pviroi,
II.
Att. sealing-
roov a bowman,
pvxjns,
17,
archer.
one who draws; pvrcap II. (pvop.ai) a saver,
Hence
:
deliverer, defender.
to
f. a;o"a;, pf. pass. pcptmu/^cu Pass, to be dirty or filthy. for pvTrdca. pUTTou, Ep.
P\JTTOCO,
make
dirty:
*TT'H, =. Ipva),
!
(pvTTTcy) a cleansing, purifying. to draw, not used in Act.;
see
ptmiromu,
rb pv-mrairai
>VTTTCD,
f.
is
a cry of the Athenian rowers, yobo put for the rowers, the crew.
(piiiros) to
if/<u,
remove
dirt,
to
cleanse,
p'orycLs
, a, ov, (pw) broken, rent, torn, ragged. doos, 6, -ff, (/5ci>) fem. Adj. rent, ragged; irerpa a cloven rock. ,
wash
Pass, to
wash
oneself.
'PwjxatKos,
17,
pv<ratvop,ai, Pass, (pvaos) to be wrinkled. f>v<r9cu, Ep. aor. 2 pass. inf. of pvopai.
pticridja), f. daw, (pvffiov) to seize as a pledge : to seize as one's own property: hence to drag away,
man :
as Subst.,
6v and 'Pcop.atos, a, ov, ('Pw/ijy) Roa Roman. Adv. -KUS, in Roman

the
fashion.
Hence
Adv. in
'PoojjwSiort,
Roman
or Latin language.
:
carry off by force.

pvori-pcop.os, ov, (pvoOai, /Solo's)
f>v(rt-8i4>pos, chariot.
ov,
(pvofjiai,
8i(f>pos)
pup.a\eos, a, ov, (pup.rj) strong of body powerful, mighty, strong.

fxo(iT),
generally,
defending preserving fbe

is
altars.
^, (pwop.ai) bodily strength,

II.
strength, force.
'PwfJLr), 17,
a force,
i.e.
might generally, III. army.
nj<riov [y], TO, (*pv(t)
= t pvca)
is
Roma, Rome.
that which
seized
and dragged away

cattle.
II.
booty, plunder, prey,
that
which
mostly of seized as a pledge or
surety, a pledge, security; pvaia, rd, pledges entrusted III. that which is seized to a god, i. e. suppliants.
2. p\xna., rd, claims reprisals. things alleged to have been seized, Lat. res repetundae. 3. in plur., pvaia, rd, deliverance.
by
to
way of reprisals,
vco, f. pwa<a: aor. I tppcaaa: (/jofo/iat): II. to confirm. strengthen, make strong: Pass, pwvvvfjiai, but the pf. eppufjtai is generally used as pres., and the plqpf. (ppujf^rjv as impf. : aor. I to be strong or vigorous : pf. imperat. tppwaOrjv : usual way of ending fare-well, Lat. vale, the
puivvvpA or
to
Zppcuffo, a letter
:
also,
<ppdfa rivl (ppwaOat, like Lat. jubeo
valere
see eppojfjievos.
pvo-ios, ov, (pvopai) delivering, rescuing. \y] vcri-iroXis, eo;s, u, fj, (piiopat, TroAts) saving the
city.
a cleft, narrow pasP" ">> jj, gen. /5<yyos, (prj-yvvpi) a room. sage; fiwyes fjLfydpoio the narrow entrance of TH'OMAI, 3 pi. impf. ippuovro Ep. puovro 3
:
v(rt-irovos, ov, (pvofiat, iruvos) settingfree from toil and trouble.

Averts,
17,
pi.
aor. I
kppwaavro
;
Dep.
to
move
violently, to
dart or rush on; fiweoOai
-rrfpl
irvpfjv to
move rapidly
(pecy)
a flowing
a river, stream. \y\
round the pyre
c.
ace. cognato,
628
it TTVOITJS dv6ftoio
of hair, ippuovro streamed on the wind. and Ion. for pcuirtTov (which ^toirf|iov TO, (pufy} Ep. is not used), a thicket, coppice : in plur. bushes, brushthey plied the lusty dance;
crfijBti.K'rrjs,
ov, 6, (<ra/?a(/u)
shatterer, destroyer,
wood, underwood.
pcomicos, 17, ov, (ySwjros) of or like small wares : hence cheap, worthless. "PfTIIOS, o, any small wares, frippery, trumpery. >, aor. I pass. part, of pwvvvp.1. pcocr0is, fcra,
,
of a mischievous goblin who broke pots. <rS|3ax0ci-vi, Chaldaean form, thou-bast-forsaken me, or hast-thou-forsaken me ? o-af3aw0, Hebrew plur. noun, hosts, armies. irreg. dat. pi. of ^dftftarov.
name
f.
foot, (5a)S/3aTOJ/) to
keep the Sabbath.
s, 77,
6v, (SajSySaTov)
of or /or
/e
5a6-
bath.
i,
for a Jew.
ou, 6, (/5o>) like prjyua,
a gutter or channel worked out gen. puir6s, a low shrub, bush; underwood, brushwood.
yairjs
<
cleft; in the earth.
2appoTio-|a.6s, o, (2a/3)3aTtfcw) a keeping of the Sabbath : rest on the Sabbath.
2<ip|3oTOv, TO, the
Hebrew Sabbath,
<fay
i.e.
.Res/:
PH'tP,
-f),
in plur.
hence the seventh day or
of Rest:
also in plur.,
rd ffd/3/3aTO. nom. ffdPfias.

;
as if irreg. dat. pi. ffd&fiaffi,

2.
from a
a week.
ts
:
ao/yapis, tos, 17: used by the Scythian tribes;

etc.
:
pi. ffaydpeis, Ion.
weapon
Persians,
also
by the
r6, indecl., eighteenth letter of the Gr. = 200,000. numeral a' = 200, but The final a was written s. This s must not be confounded with r,sta#,whichwas in fact thedigamma, f, vau, and occupied the sixth place in the old Greek = 6. There was another form, son alphabet: hence
Alphabet
as
a single-edged axe or bill. Amazons, (rdyn or o'O'Y"'!' ^ (O^TO) the housings, harness, of a horse or mule; hence of a man, furniture, equipment : esp. armour, harness. <raYT)vatos, a, oi/, (ffayr}vrf) belonging to a drag-net.
<rayr\vevs,
net
:
ecus, 6,
= ffayT]Vvrrjp.
one
'
<rSYt]VVTT|p,
<raYT]Vveo, f. net : metaph.
seine.
?7pos, 6,
is
who
fishes with
a drag-
or
= 900.
sanpi,
~^,
which was retained

dialects
'iSfitv
:
as
numeral,
hence a comb
Changes of a in the and Ion. into 8, as 65/iiy

Dor. into
0, as
ffios
I.
Aeol., Dor.
II.
ffayrjvevTrjp. <ra>, (ffayrjvt]") to enclose fish in a dragof men, to sweep as with a drag-net.
77,
called
rpixwv
for 007*17
'iff^-tv.
SA^TH'NH,
i
a large drag-net
for
taking
fish,
66s irapBevos.
dyaffos irapfftvos for Oe6s dyaIII. Aeol. and Dor. into T, as in

(pijffi.
TU re
</>ctTi
for ffv fff
2. also in later Att.,
as /tcT-auXos rr]fj.(pov TVKOV for fjieff-av\os ff-fypfpov so <ra passed into TT, as irpdrrta TCLTTCU for ffvKOV :
irpdffffa)
ff 6s.
a-3. fr\vo-$b\os, ov, (ffayrjvrj, jSaActi/) throwing the drag-net : as Subst. a fisherman. <T&vt\v6-$tTOS, ov, (aayrjvri, Secu) attached to a net.
rdffffai
as offffos
OaXarra onrus for OdXaffoa StaIV. Aeol. and Ep., a was often doubled, peffffos for offos peffos, and in the Ep. fut.
;
saddle, packsaddle.
OTOS, TO, (ffdrrca) the housings of a horse, a II. of persons, a covering, III. the covering or clothing, a large cloak. case of a shield. IV. a heap or pile.
0-o.Yp-a,
and
aor.
forms aaca
etrcu
iffca,
as
5a/ia<ro*<w
bXeffota
2a88oDKcuos,
cees,
ov, o,
a Sadducee, one of the Saddusect
KOfiiffffca
on-fVcu.
for Sajidffoi) 6\fffca KO\UG<O ; so oitioaoi for V. off and ITT were sometimes inter-
name of a Jewish
who
did not believe in a
VI. changed, as, irtffffca ircirroj, tviaoo) fviirTca. in fut. and aor. I of Verbs, as Dor. ff becomes 0<rrtcD for Oeairiw. so, 5ios Tpt<5s for Stcrtros rpt(T(To. 2. in old Att., the Prep, avv was written uy. VII. <r took the place of the aspirate, esp. a\s in Aeol., with which the Lat. agrees, Is, avs sus,
sal,
= ffairpos, rotten, decayed, unsound, o*a0pos, d, uv, cracked. II. metaph. unsound, decayed, rotten,
perishable.
Resurrection, nor
in the existence
of
Spirits.
2AI NH,
/
f.
ff&vfa
aor. I
fffrjva
Dor. fffdva
to
wag
the tail,
fawn.
;
caress, wheedle
was from death. summer sea, to smile. III. to cheer; please. esp. p and T, as ndpaySos ffpapayoos, fj,vpatva ffp.vpaiva, piKpos 5ArP.fl, f. ffapu: pf. (with pres. sense) oefftjpa, cr/it/cpos, rcyos arty<a Lat. tego. part, fffffrjptbs Dor. fffffapws, vfa, os, Ep. fem. o~eo'a3. ff was inserted to shew the teeth, grin like a dog, Lat. ringi; by Poets in the I pers. pi. pass, and med., as, TVTTTO- pvid but also in good sense, to so too in the Adv. esp. in scorn or malice fjLfffOa for rvvT6fj.fda metri grat. in -6fv, as, omffOev for om8cv. II. to sweep clean : to sweep away. VIII. ff is changed smile.
enrd septetn, (prrca serpo. added to words beginning with a conson.,
5=
sex,
2.
ff
metaph. to fawn upon, ffaiveiv popov to deprecate, shrink 2. absol. to be gentle, kind: of a
II.
into p when another p precedes, as, apprjv \tppos 9dpIX. ff is added pos (or dparjv \fpffos dapffos. to OUTCU dxpt fJ-fXP 1 before a vowel. o-A p,dv Dor. for ri fj.fy ;
;
crS<(T-Tro\os, ov, dishing a shield.
(ffdicos, TraAAcu)
wielding or bran-
o-<XK6o--<J>6pos, ov, (ffdtcos,
aSxCov,
= ffaKKtov.
<})(p(ii)
shield-bearing.
2aj3d5n>S, o, (2aos) a Phrygian deity, afterwards taken as a name of Bacchus himself.
oraKiras, a, Dor. for
ffr/KiTTjs,
ov.
aaKK(o,
(ffdtetfos) to strain, filter.
629
Att. aatciov, TO,
<
Dim. of
OO.KKOS or ffdxos,
a small bag. craKKO- Yveio-Tp64>os, ov, (aaKKOs, yeveiov, rptcpoi) cherishing a large beard.
give signal by trumpet : to peal like a trumpet-call, of thunder impers., firel 6<rd\Triye (sc. 6 <raAc. ace. to proTnyKTrjs) when the trumpet sounded : Hence claim, announce.
:
2ATCKO2 or
a
sieve, strainer.
o-dicos, 6,
a coarse
:
cloth
of goats' hair, Lat. cilicium thing made of this cloth :

III.
sackcloth.
of hair, esp. II. any2.
ov, 6,
,
ryos,
i),
poet, for
I. a sack, bag. a shaggy beard.
ov, 6,
OXLKOS, 6, v. sub adiacos.
(TOKOS, o, Dor. for <ro,KOS [a], gen. ad/ceos Ion. ffdnevs, TO, (<raTToy) a shield, made of wickerwork or wood, covered with
one or more ox-hides it was concave, and was sometimes used as a vessel to hold liquid.
:
ov, 6, (aaTrcu)
,
a sack.
opos, 6, (aaTTcu) one
who crams
of Jills up;
i.e.
"AtSou aaKTcup one a slayer of many.
who crowds
the nether world,
Dor. for crap,a(va), Dor. for ar)fj.aivca. 5ap.apiTT]S, oy, 6, a Samaritan, inhabitant of Samaria, a district lying between Judea and Galilee formerly inhabited by part of the 12 Tribes: the Samaritans were bitter enemies of the Jews. Ferrii 2ap.apeiTis, t'Sos, 97, a Samaritan woman. trd|j.paXov, TO, Aeol. for advda\ov. adjxepov, Dor. for o"f)(*pov, to-day. 2dp,T], j), Same, the older name of K.f<pa\\rjvla. o-a^T]ov, TO, Dor. for arjptiov.
crania, TO,
o-aKx-C<t>dvn]S, ov, 6, (OCLKKOS, v(paivca) a weaver of sackcloth or canvas, a sailmaker. <ra\a.Ka>v [a], wvos, 6, (o~a\do~o~co) one who walks in
2d|o.ios, a, ov, (Sdfj-os 3)
of Samos, Samian.
7},
2ap,o-0potKT) Ion. -OpTfjiKi],
= 3djji.os
&pa.Kia,
ov,
Sa-
a swaggering fashion, a swaggerer, roysterer.

(raXcticoweuo), f. <rcw, (ffaAdtfcw) to play the gerer, to swagger.
motbrace, an island near Thrace. iap.o-0paKios, a, ov Ion. -dptjiKios
17,
Samo-
swag- thracian.
2ap.6-0pag Ion. -0pr|t|, IKOS, o, a Samo-thracian. 5dp.os [a], 77, Samos, the name of several Greek islands : I. an old name for Ke<pa\\rjvia also cal:
cra\dp,av5pa or -p,avSpa, the salamander, a kind of lizard, supposed to put out fire. (Deriv. uncertain.) 5S\dp.Iv-a<{)6TT]S, ov, 6, (âAa/us, dfpiijpi) betrayer of Salamis.
II. TJ ScAa/zi^ta (sub. vavs or Salaminia, one of the two state galleys of the Athenians, used for special missions ; cf. trdpa-
led 2d^?/.
2. 'Sdfj.os Qpmfcirj,
2,atio9p<Krj.
3.
or
2aXap.uaos [/LU], from Salamis.
a, ov, also os, ov, (Salaminian, of
the large island over against Ephesus. an old letter, see 2, ff, aiyfJia. o-ap/irt,
aap.-4)6pas, ov,
the letter
6, (ffdv,
<pp<u)
Tpir)pijs), the
odv
adv, Dor.
(v. aiyfJtcC) : cf. for aiyna, q. v.
a horse branded with KomraTias.
\os.
From
2aXap.Cs, gen. ivos, f), Salamis, an island opposite Athens. II. a town of Cyprus founded by Teucer of Salamis. <rdXa<r<ra, Dor. for QaXaaaa.. <Ta\d<Toxo Att. -TTO> f. cy pf. pass. tfeadAcryât
:
:
<rav8dXiov, TO, Dim. of 0dv5a\ov, a small sandal or slipper. aavod\iov. <rav8dXf<TKOs, o, Dim. of ffdv5a\ov, advSaXov Aeol. aajxpaXov, TO, a wooden sole,
bound on by
sandal.
straps
round the instep and ankle, a
(adAos)
XfvBrjv
to
:
to
f.
cram full,
:
stuff.
<ra\e\a>,
make
:
Pass., aor. I l<rato shake much : pf. o~fffd\fvfj.ai (trdAos): to totter : Pass, to be shaken, to totter, reel.
I
: :
a<u
aor.
eo"aAev<ra
o-avSapaKT], 17, a bright-red mineral : hence scarlet, Hence Lat. sandaraca. [pa] crav8apaKivos, 77, oi', of or like ffavoapaKrj, bright-red,
II. intr. to
move
to
and fro,
to roll or toss like
a ship
at sea
metaph.
o,
to toss, be in sore distress.
(oAXo/#zi) the tossing or rolling swell 2. o/the sea, the surge : hence the open, exposed sea. a roadstead, anchorage. II. of ships, a rolling about, tossing on the sea: hence sea-sickness: metaph.
0-dXos,
aaviSiov, TO, Dim. of aavis, a panel : a trencher. aavis, ioos, rf, a board, plank : anything made of 2. board or plank: a door, in plur. folding doors. a wooden scaffold or stage. 3. a wooden floor: a
4. in plur. wooden tablets for writing fhip's deck. on, tablets covered with gypsum, on which were writ-
restlessness, disquiet.
VTrrjvT]}
bearded-lance-trumpeters
ten public notices. 5. a plank to which offenders were bound or nailed as to a cross. aaot, 3 sing, of <radcu. 2A'O2, as posit., found only in contr. form acDs,
safe
:
<raXm'yKTT)S, ov, 6, (o"aAirtcy) a trumpeter. crdXTri'y^, 47705, fj, a war-trumpet, trump : the aa\VTTO ad\myyos, iriy was called Tuscan, TvparjviKrj II. a by sound of trumpet. signal by trumpet,
:
Comp. aawrepos.
o-do-4>po0-vvT], <ra6-<|>pb>v,
crcio-4>povCjj,
poet,
for
ocacppov ecu, ocacppoovvrj, ooMppow. o-aow Ep. O-UKO, crwfa, to save
trumpet-call.
From
fut.
2AAni'Zn,
-iy<u, aor.
ead\m7a
sound
later
fut. aa\iriaa}, aor. I IcroATrtcra:
to
the trumpet,
= : 3 sing. pres. crao?, 2 3 sing. impf. iadoj Ep. ado; sin^. imperat. adou or adca fut. aauaca : aor. I act. Icrawoa, pass. foauOrjv fut. med. o~c.uaofj.ai.
3
pi.
ffaovfft
630
aor. 2 pass. opt. of O^TTO;. aor. 2 pass. part, of arjirca. 2 pass. subj. o <rairf|'n, Ep. 3 sing. aor. <rairfjv<u, aor. 2 pass. inf. of arjira}.
, ,
,
gen. aapKos, flesh
in plur. all the flesh

2.
or muscles in the
flesh,
body
hence the flesh, body.

kind.
human
nature,
human
o-dpov, TO, (oaipca) a besom, broom.

II.
<rairp(Js, a, oV, (aaTr^vat) rotten, putrid', diseased,
Lat. tabidus
decayed, unsound.
III.
generally,
worthless, useless.
oW,
obsolete, musty.
adir4>ipos,
17,
the sapphire or the
lapis lazuli, a
aapoco, f. ff<i}, (aatpcu) to sweep with a besom, cleanse. SapirTjSwv, 6vos, also OVTOS, OVTI, 6 ; voc. âpTrrj86v pr. n. Sarpedon. (rapu, fut. of aaipca.
:
precious stone.
IScvn-^co, ovs, vocat. Soirôf,
7),
Sappho.
Hence
2ardvas, a and Sorav, o, indecl. Satan word meaning the adversary, enemy.
craTivrj,
a Hebr.
2Sair4>u>os, a, oi/, of Sappho, Sapphic. trSirwv, aor. 2 part, of arjiroj.
o-apyavT),
plait,
77,
like
rapydvr), wickerwork, a basket: a
T), a war-chariot : generally, a chariot, car. o-drov, TO, a Hebrew measure, about a modius and half. o-aTpaima Ion. -t]it], 77, a satrapy, the office or pro-
band, [a]
vince of a satrap.
From
o*a>,
a, ov, (craipca) in phrase aapodviov [sc. bityeA-cuTd] -yeA-oV, to laugh a bitter laugh, laugh
aapBdvios,
craTpairevw,
f.
intr. to
c.
be
a satrap.
II.
trans, to rule as
a satrap,
ace. or gen.
From
title
terly,
from anger or
bitter laugh.
secret
triumph
/j.fi5r)af
5e OvpSj
ffapSdviov
fM\a roiov but he laughed

It
in his soul a
o'aTpd'injs, ov, 6, a satrap, Lat. satrdpa, Persian viceroy or governor of a province.
of a
(Persian
very
was
also written aapoovios, a,
word.)
,
ov, as if
from aapooviov, a plant of Sardinia (2ap5cu), which was said to distort the face of the eater.
: : :
fut.
<rd(u: aor.
:
(oaa:
Pass., aor. I
pf.
2ap5eis, cow, Ion. 2dp8ifs, iojv, at, Sardis, the cahence Adj., SapSuIvos Ion. -ITJVOS, Lydia and SapSidviKos, 77, 6v, of or belonging to Sardis ; fidfjLfjia "SapoiaviKov a Sardinian, i. e. scarlet, dye, hence, of a sound thrashing.
pital of
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, laefffvayiMt to pack or load, properly of beasts of
crapSivTj
[t],
77,
or arapSivos, 6, (be sardine.
crdpSiov, TO, (SdpSeis) the Sardian stone.
<mp8-6vvi;, vxos, 6, (adpoiov, ovv) the sardonyx, a kind of onyx, so called when the different colours
were disposed in
layers, or intermingled.
2apSoj, gen. oos contr. ous, T), Sardinia : hence Adj., 2ap8u>O5, a, ov, âpScoviKos, rj, ov, 2apocovi.os and SapSovios, a, ov, of or belonging to Sardinia, Sardinian. 2JAPA,n'N, ovos, 77, the upper edge of a bunting-net.
o-dpicrcra or rather adpio-a, 77, the sarissa, a long pike used in the Macedonian phalanx. o-apK ciô), f. ffca, (ffdpt) to rend offflesh like dogs.
burden hence of warriors, to load withfull armour, 2. to harness: Pass, to be armed or harnessed. II. to load heavily : load, furnish, equip, fit out. in pf. pass., TT-TJIMTCUV aeaayfievos laden with woes III. ffeffaypfvos. IT\OVTOV overloaded with riches. to pack close, press down, stamp down. SaTvpiicos, \, ov, (SaTvpos) flt for or like a Satyr. SciTtfpio-Kos, 6, Dim. of Sdrvpos, a little Satyr. [u],o,a Satyr, companion of Bacchus, represented with long pointed ears, and a goat's tail The Satyr differed later, goats' legs were added. from Pan or the Faun in having no horns. 2. a II. a kind of play, in which lewd, goatish fellow. the Chorus consisted of Satyrs, the Satyric drama.
;
2ATTTO5
o-cu;\6op,ai, Pass. (o*auA.os) to be affected or effeminate in one's gait. <rav\o-irp{oKTid<o, (oavXos, ir/xw/rros) to walk in a
crapKafrjjio-mTvo-KdijnrTTjs, ov, 6, (ffapicdfa, irirvs,

Ka.p.irT(u)
swaggering, affected way.
sneering-pinebender.
f. act},
2AT'AO2,
;
o-apKifa>,
eiv
(ffapg) to strip off the flesh
aapiti-
TO depfta
to
draw
the skin, to flay. off"
II. o-apxiicos, T], ov, (ffdp) of flesh. fleshy, of the flesh, carnal, sensual, opp. to irveviMTiKos.
77, ov, conceited, affected, effeminate. Ion. aavipT], 77, a lizard, Lat. lacerta. o, aavpa, a lizard, Lat. lacertm. a <ravp(OTT|p, rjpos, 6, a spike at the butt-end of
SAT'PA
spear, by butt-end.
2AT'PO2,
which
it
was stuck
into the ground, the
o-dpKivos,
fat. o-apKO-Xiirfis, fs, (aapl,\nrelv}forsalien by flesh, lean.

77,
ov, (o-dp)
es,
f.
offlesh.
II. fleshy,
<rat)Tov, OXVUTTJS contr. for ffcavrov, fftavrfjs.

<rd<J>a, poet.
crapKO-iraYTiS,
GrapKO<t>dYcco,
(aap,irayf)vai) with compactflesh. From 770-0;, to eat flesh : devour.

II.
Adv. of o~a<pr)s, clearly, plainly, assuredly;
aatya flows
flirciv
o-apKO-âyos,
Xi9os
ov, (adpg, <payeiv) eatingflesh.
aapKocfjayos a. lime-stone which like slacked lime consumed animal substances, wherefore coffins were often made of it : hence as Subst.,
aaptcotyd-
surety : also truly, aa<pa plainly, speak truth. [o"S] crfi^)u,W|s, cs, Dor. for aa^rjvrjs. to
tell
knowing of a
o a4>O'Tpos, -arcs, Comp. and Sup. of

>
0a<f>rjS.
o-acj>fcos,
Ion. for aa<pws.
705, 6, a sarcophagus, coffin.
<ra<j>-ir]Yopls, i5os, fern.
Adj.
(ffd<f>a,
ayopevai) speak:
aopKoo),
flesh.
f.
d>a<w,
(adp)
to
make
fleshy,
make
into
ing truth.
<ra<^)T|Via, truth.
,
77,
(ffatyrjvrjs)
clearness, plainness
the
0upK-w8i]s, (ffdp, efSos) like flesh, fleshy; Ocol tvaifwi KOI aapttudtfs gods offlesb and blood.
Ion. for 0a<prjvu$.
631
cra^vfis Dor.
open, manifest
:
<rasj)avT|s,
true
TO
(aafprjs} clear, plain, aatyavis the whole truth.

t's,
or fear, to feel shame, be ashamed, be afraid. to worship, pay high regard or respect to.
ship,
2.
<ro(j>T)via>, f. to), (aa<t>r)vris) to explain, clear up.

<ra4>T)vcas,
to
make
clear or plain,
SE'Bfl, f. afifica, = the earlier form ae/3o/ttu, honour : absol. to worship, be religious :
to
worhence
Adv. of
6s,
aa<prjvf)s, clearly, plainly.
gen. eos contr. oOs, clear, distinct, plain, sure, certain ; TO aatpts the truth : of seers, sure, unerring. Comp. and Sup. aa(peaTfpos t -co*TaTOS.
<ra<{>us
2A'4>H'5,
Pass., to be reverenced. old poet, form of aov, gen. of av. 2ei\T]v6s, 6, Silenus, a companion of Bacchus, the most famous of the Satyrs.
ae&ofMi also as
o-0v,
crio, Ep. for aov, gen. of av.

Ion.
ora$eci>s, like ad<pa,
:
clearly, plainly,
surely
Sup. aacpcaTaTa, <rax0is, aor. I part. pass, of adrTca. 2A'fl, Root, of arjOca, to sift, bolt : 3 pi. aiaai. ordco, Ep. pres. imperat., and 3 sing. impf. of o"ctocy.
:
Comp. aa<peaTfpov
ada, aeiov, Lacon. for Oeios, a, ov. <rtpd Ion. <mpT|, TI, (f'lpca) a cord, rope, string, II. a cord with a noose, a thong : also a chain. lasso, used by the Sagartians to entangle and drag
<reios,
aawOeis, -Otjvai, aor. I pass. part, and inf. of aaoca. cracocrtfAev, Ep. for aaiaaeiv, fut. inf. of aaoca.
craaxru), fut. of aaoca.
their enemies. o-eipcuos, a, ov, (acipd) joined by a cord or band: of a horse fastened on by a rope outside, an outrigger;
away
aauTCpos, Comp. of ados.

o-3coTT|p,77pos,6, poet, for acarqp, a saviour, deliverer. aawTTjs, ov, 6, (aaoca} poet, for acaTrjp, a saviour. o-peujv and afMs, aor. 2 opt. and part, of aftevvvfju.
o-ipd-<f>6pos Ion. <Tip7]-<|>6pos, ov, (aeipd, tpipoo)
af3WV|U and
afteaa, Ep.
inf.
-tia), fut.
a@eaca
:
aor. I eafteaa Ep.
having a rope attached, led by a rope : 6 a(ipa<f>6pos (sub. iWos), the horse which draws by the trace only, an outrigger, whereas the fyyioi drew by the yoke or collar : metaph. a partner, coadjutor. A quadriga
four horses abreast, two fyyioi in the one on each side. afipa<popoi 2ipT|v, TJVOS, f), a Siren : in pi. ^ftprjves, al, the Sirens, nymphs who allured sailors by their sweet II. metaph. a Siren, songs and then slew them.
(rtOpiinros*)
fffieaaai
extinguere.
out,
:
quench, put out, Lat. 2. generally, to quench, quell, put

to
:
middle, and
had two
aor. I II. Pass, apcvvvpai put down. iapeaOrjv pf. ta^faftai with intrans. tenses of Act., aor. 2 ZaPrjv Dor. tafidv, opt. a^drjv, inf. afirjvai
:
:
to be quenched, be put out, go out, Lat. 2. of liquids, to become dry, be extingui: to die. exhausted. 3. generally, to become still, lull, cease.
pf.
a@T)Ka
deceitful
woman.
aio>)
o-eipio-KavTOS, ov, (adptos, heat of the dog-star.
scorched by the
oj3o-<rai, Ep. for afieaa, aor. 1 inf. of afitvvvfjii.
oj3<TTT)pios, a, ov, (a@vvvfju} serving to quench or
put out.
aor. 2 imperat. of aftevvvfjit. -<r, adverbial termin., denoting motion towards,
crp-rjOi,
acipios, a, ov, (aeipos) hot, scorching : epith. of the heavenly bodies which cause this heat, adpios daTrjp the sun : but, 6 2,ipios (sub. daTTjp} the dog-star, Lat.
Sirius, also called KVOJV adpios or Kvaiv.
as,
2EIPO'5,
a, ov, hot, scorching,
of summer-heat.
d\\o-a
some other place, etc. o-eavrov Ion. aeovTov, -rrjs, -TOV, reflexive Pron. of 2nd pers., of thyself, only used in sing, gen., dat., ace., masc. and fern.: in plur. separated, vp.Sjv avTwv,
to
etc.
:
o-eipo-<f>6pos, ov, (acipd, (pfpca) aeipatyopos. acio-aro, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of oeia).
dens, the
so also in sing, in
Homer, who
uses aol avT$,
a' avTov.
(aeica, axQos] a shaking off" of burgiven to the disburdening ordinance of Solon, by which all debts were lowered, answering to the Lat. novae tabulae.
aicr-dx06ia,
17,
name
o-epdop,ai, f. -aerostat : aor. I eafâadfjLijv, Ep. 3 aefidaaaTo: also aor. I pass. (a0da9r)v: Dep.: to feel awe of, to dread. (o"e'/3as) :
sing.
crciat-xOwv, oôs,
creLo-jjios o, (o*etcu)
6, (ae/a>,
\6wv} earth-shaker. a shaking, shock : the shock of
an earthquake, an earthquake.
o-ctoTTos,
rj,
awe, a feeling of awe ; generally reverence, worship, honour, respect, awe. II. the object of reverential awe, majesty. 2. an object of wonder, a wonder. III. an honour conferred on one.
crcjSas, TO, (o"6/3o/xat) reverential
<reJ3acr|xa, QTOS, TO,
ov, (o-et<y) shaken.
-O-61W, ending of Verbs expressing desire or intention, Desideratives, like Lat. -urio. They are formed from the fut. of the orig. Verb, as dpdu, Spdaca, opa-
(a6/3ao;mi) an
object of
awe
or
2EITI,
aOrjv
:
f.
afiaoj
aor.
:
taeiaa
Pass., aor. i taet-
worship.
gusta,
^Pacr-ruis, aSos, T), special fem. of 2j/3aoT<5s, title of the Roman Empresses.
Au-
o^pcurTos, TI, 6v, (a((3dofjtai) reverenced, awful, II. the Lat. august. Augustus, as a title applied to the Roman Emperors, was rendered 2f/3a<rTos.
move to and fro, brandish. 2. absol., adfi there is an earthquake (see aeuTfJLus), like i/ei it rains, etc. 3. Pass, and Med. to be shaken, shake, heave; generally, to move, sway to and fro : of places, to feel the shock of an earthpf.
aefffiaftai
to shake,
by
quake.
II.
in Att. to harass,
annoy with accu-
<TPICO,
f.
iaca: nor. I
:
taeQiaa:
:
SE'BOMAI
aor. i iaftyOrjv
to worship, honour. Dep. : to feel awe
sations, so as to extort o-\a, for 0t\ai, dat.
money.
632
f.
77<rcw,
(cre'Xas)
beam
to
brightly, blaze, flash.
Pass, to to enlighten : II. in Act. to shine,
jesty
<rp,v6rr]S, rjros, j), (of^vos) solemnity, dignity, : in bad sense, pomposity.

aejivo-Tifjios,
ma-
beam.
ov,
(afpvos,
Tt/^) reverenced with
OT6\aT]-YVT7]S, ov, o, (fff\as, *y6vca) father of light. o-cXdva, o-eXavaia, Dor. for ff\rjvrj, ae\r)vaia.
awe.
o-efxv6b>,
:
f.
wffoj,
(acpvos) to make grand or pompous,
Ep. dat. aeAoi' contr. <re\a bright light, brightness, a bright flame, blaze, flash : a flash of lightning, lightning : a torch.
2E'AA2i,
aos, TO
to dignify
esp. in a tale, to embellish, amplify. <T6fxvvv<o [D], f. ijvw, (fffjiv6s) to make pompous
:
or
aeXa<r-<|>6pos, ov, (ffe\as, <pfpoo) light-bringing. treXSxos, TO, a shark. 2eXT]vau], r), Ion. and Ep. for SeAi^T; Att. 5eXi]-
Med. affj.vvvofuj.1, majestic, to dignify, magnify : aor. I cffenvvvanqv, to be pompous or haughty : to affect a solemn air : hence, to vaunt oneself or be
proud of
vcua
vv
the
Moon.
lighted by the
o-cX-rjvaios, a, ov,
moon;
ffe\r)vaia
a moonlight night.
17,
o-cXrjVTj,
(crcAas)
;
From the moon;
ffe\rirrj
ir\-rjdovaa
a thing. Adv. of ffcfivos, solemnly, grandly. <rio, Ep. for ffov, gen. of av. <rirTos, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of fff0ofjLai, august, holy. 2E'PI2, ecus or tSos, ), endive or succory.
0-ep.vws,
<rlpc}>os, o, a
the full-moon
irpbs rrjv aeXrjvyv
moon.
II.
by the light of the a moon, month; denary aeXrjvr} in

(ffeX-fjvr)) to
small winged insect, a gnat or ant.
<rcrcvy|ACH, pf. pass, of
aarru.
part,
the tenth moon.

<rXir]Vido|A<u, Dep.
lunatic.
o-6\l8T)-cj>(rYOS, ov, (creXts, tpayfiv)
be moon-struck or
o-o-apcjfjivos, pf. pass. part, of ffapooa. crecrdptbs, via, 6s, Dor. for crecr^pcc/s, pf.
aaipca
:
of
crecrdpvia, Ep. fern.
devouring leaves
of books.
o-6cricrp.<u, pf. pass, of ere too. aecrTjTra, pf. of arjirca.
2E'AI"NON, T<J, parsley, Lat. opium : the victors at the Isthmian and Nemean games were crowned
with chaplets
aetrtjpcos, pf. part, of ffaipo).
o-ao4>ia-p.vtos, Adv. pf. pass. part, of ffo<pifa, cunningly, cleverly.

erCTtiXT|p.ai, pf. pass,
made of
7),
its
leaves.
2EAF2,
t'Sos,
benches ((TeA/xaTo). columns in the page of a
the space between two rowingII. the space between two

:
of av\a<u.
book generally, a page or column : a book. 2eAXoi, 01, the Selli, original inhabitants of Dodona, among whom was the oracle of Jove. creXjxa, aros, TO", the upper framing of a ship, the 2. pi. a {\fM.ra, rd, the rowing-benches, Lat. deck. transtra. II. any 3. generally, a seat, throne. timber w>rJt, a platform, scaffold. <T|JuSdXis, los and ecus, ?), the finest wheaten flour,
Lat. simila, simildgo.
o-6|xvo-9crp,os,
zvith
<rc<rupKa, crfcrupp-ai, pf. act. and pass, of avpo). atrco(r|xai, pf. pass, of aajfa.
o>,
pf. pass. part, of aotypovitemperately, soberly. <rT(o, Lacon. for GCTOJ, 3 sing. aor. 2 imp. of riQ-rjiu. o-ev enclit. aev, Ion. and Dor. gen. of av.
>
o co ci)<|>povi(rp.ev(i)S, Adv.
>
. for taceva, aor. I of aevco : part, erevas. contr. for erevo/tat, pres. pass, of aevoj : 3
sing, aevrat.
ov,
(ffffjivos,
flecks)
worshipped
solemn
rites.
acvrXov, TO, Ion. for TevTAoi'. iSET'fl, with crer in augm. tenses, impf. efffffvov, aor. I taatva, med. eerpass, and med. (aaevofirjv afvafJtrjv also Ep. without augm. aeOa, aevf, afvaro
:
<rjAvoXoYw, f. T/ffQ}, to speak gravely and solemnly :

Dep. fff^vo\oyfofMi,
<T|Avo-XoYos, ov,
crep-vojAvOla),
f.
to talk in
solemn speech.
From
(atfJivos,
<re|xv6-p.avTis, ecus, o,
rjffw,
A.ycu) speaking solemnly. (acpvos, pavris} a reverend seer. to talk in solemn speech, assert
part, effavftevos : plqpf. (in aor. sense) iffavfjiijv [if], 2 sing, eaavo for taovao, 3 sing. fffffvTO Ep. avro ; part. avfjLfvos : aor. I pass. (o~o~vpf.
pass,
ecrcri/ftcu,
gravely.
From
f.
<T6|Av6-}Ju0os,oi', (ffffjivos,
aep.voirpocrco'rreco,
rjyo}, to
pvBeofMi} talking solemnly. assume a grave, solemn
is also 3 sing, ofvrai from a contr. also croC/neu, 3 pi. aovvrai : imperat. To croO, 3 sing, aovadca, 2 pi. aovaOf : inf. aovoOai. 2. to set put in quick motion, drive, hunt, chase.
Orjv \y~\.
There
:
pres. ereO/icu
countenance.
countenance.
OTCJXVOS,
77,
From
o-p.vo-irp6o-a)Tros, ov, (ffcpvos, irpooonrov') of a grave

6v, (fffftofiai)
august, holy, solemn, aw-
ful : at Athens, esp. of the Furies or Erinyes, who were called atpval Ofai or Se/mu. II. of men, grave, solemn, stately, majestic : in bad sense, haughty, pompous, grand ; aepvov @\ireiv to look grave and solemn. III. of things, stately, solemn, august,
4. 3. to drive or chase away. of things, to throw, hurl : also to bring forth, cause to spring; afyia eacreua / made blood spout forth : II. Med., a?/ia atrro blood spouted forth. Pass, and Med. to be in quick motion, to run, dart, or shoot along; avOeis having started, gone. 2. c. inf. to hasten, speed ; ore otvairo SiwKfiv when he hasted to pursue. 3. metaph. to be eager, yearn
on, let loose at.
after,
long for.
aor. i pass. part, of at&QJ. Dor. for Qica, to run. i, fem. crecyvTTys, Ion. for fffavrov,
<re(J>0f is,
grand.
<rejxv6-OTOp,os, ov, (eefjivos, cro'jwa) solemnly spoken.
<reco,
633
<n)icd,
f.
-affcu, (arjitos) to drive into
open, coop up,
<rT|p.6io-Ypd(j)Os,
ov, (aquftov, ypcupui) loriting in
shut up.
,
cipher, [a]
Ep. 3
ov,
pi. aor. I pass,
i'5os, 77, ((777*05)
a housekeeper, porteress.
(a-qicos}
O-TJKITTJS,
Dor. o-aic-,
stall-fed
it
<rrjjji.iov Ion. -TJIOV, TO, (arjiMt) a mark, sign or token by which something is known : a trace, track. 2. a sign from the gods, an omen. 3. a sign or
animal
aarcirav apva a house-fed lamb.
orjKO-icopos, ov, (arjKos, Kopeca) cleaning a stable or pen : as Subst., arjKOKopos, 6, a herdsman.
signal to do anything : the signal for battle. 4. a flag or ensign on the admiral's ship, or on the
: :
generally, a standard, ensign. general's tent a device upon a shield ; also on a seal a seal itself. and goats. 2. any dwelling. II. any enclo- II. in reasoning, a sign or proof, sure : a sacred enclosure, a chapel, shrine : also a Med. to <nr)p,i6, f. facto, (fftjutiov) to mark : III. the trunk of mark for oneself, remark : also to give notice of. sepulchre sacred to the dead. an olive-tree. Hence. 0-TjjJiepov Dor. crdp-epov Att. TT|(Xpov, Adv.
2HKO'2;
Dor. craKos,
o,
a pen or fold,
for
sheep
<nr)ic6co,
f.
faaoa, to
weigh, balance.
II.
Hence
a weight in the orjfeos, a chapel,
o-T|Kco|xa
Dor.
cra,Kco|Aa, O.TOS, TO,
with a prefixed) to-day jjjuepa), and TO Trjfttpov.

<rr)|AT|iov,
so
also
a-rjuepov (sub.
balance, a counterpoise.
like
TO, Ion. for ffijueiov.
sacred enclosure, shrine. for (ffrjfArjva, aor. I of ffrjiMiivca. a't\\i'r]va, Ep. Dor. o-ajia, CTOS, TO, a sign, mark, token : <n]|xt-KCv9tov, TO, the Lat. semi-cinctium, an apron. the mark or star on a horse's forehead. 2. a sign crr]fj.d-0TOS, ov, (arj/Mi, TiOijfj.t) madefor ruling lines. from heaven, an omen, portent : also, 3. a battleOTjireSiov, ofos, -f), (arjirui) decay, putrefaction: of 4. a mound, barrow, Lat. tumulus, quick flesh, mortification. sign, signal. to mark a tomb by : generally, a grave, tomb. 2HHTA, 77, the sepia or cuttle-fish, which when pur5. in plur. written characters : the arj/jaTa, \vypd of sued troubles the water by ejecting a dark liquid. to make rotten 2H'Iin, f. arjifxa aor. i ear)i{/a Bellerophon in the Iliad were not written letters, but 6. the device or bear- or putrid: to make fester or mortify. II. Pass, pictorial tokens or devices. on a shield: also the device on a seal, a seal. arjTTOfiat : aor. 2 \o6.iti]v [a], Ep. 3 sing. subj. 0x1771777, ing a constellation : in plur. the heavenly bodies, Lat. for aairrr. pf. act. (in pass, sense) fffaijira to be or 7. become rotten, to moulder, putrefy : of diseased flesh, signa. ^ Dor. pres. part. fem. from to mortify. on)p.aivowra, <rr)|Aaivo>: fut. -avw Ion. -aveca: aor. I fa^firjva or 2r|p, ^rjpos, 6, mostly in pi. 2ijp(s, the Seres, an inf. arjfirjvai Indian people, from whom silk was first brought Pass., aor. I ecrr]fj.a.vdr)v pf. but 3 sing. o~eaT)fJ.avTai, inf. aeaijf^dv- hence, II. the Seric worm, silkworm.
5H~MA
601 : (arjfjut) : to shew by a sign or token, point out: absol. to give a sign or token. II. to give a sign or signal to do a thing hence to bear command over,
:
<nf|p, o,
Lacon. for
77,
Orjp.
"MP a Y> ayyos,
(aaipo), fftarjpa)
a hollow rock,
rule
absol., ar)t*aiv<uv
a commander.
:
2. in bat-
cleft, cave hollowed out by the sea. orjplicos, 77, ov, (2?7p) Seric : silken.
impers. arjuaivei give the signal of attack (sc. 6 aa\myKTT)s'), like oaXirifa, signal is given; TOIS "EAAr/crt ws tarjfjirjve when the signal was given for the Greeks to attack. III. to signify, antle, to
<n)po-KTovos, ov, Lacon. for OTJPOKT-.
2H'2, o, gen. <rt6s, nom. pi. aees, gen. ai QJV : later also gen. CIJTOS : a moth, Lat. tinea : a book-worm. ofjs, Ion. for aais, dat. pi. fem. of #6$, ai), aov.
From nounce, intimate: with a pa-rt.,/o signify that a thing o-rjo-ajiatos, a, ov, made of sesame. is. IV. to stamp with a sign or mark, to seal, an eastern leguminous plant, [a] o~ijo-(i(itj, 77, sesame, Lat. obsignare : pf. pass. fffffr)f*aafj.eva, things sealed, sesame-seeds roasted and f), a mixture of V. Med. ffr]fj.aivofjiai, to pounded with honey, a sesame-cake. opp. to made of sesame ; arjad2. to infer or conclude for oneself from signs. <nj<T<i|Jitvos, 77, ov, (0T)ad/j.T))
,
mark for
thing.
oneself, note
down.
P.IVOV e\aiov sesame-oil,
[a]
<rr)p.avTT)piov,
TO,
(arjfjiaivo))
a seal
set
upon a
aTjcraÂocis, caoa, cv, (arjffdfM)) P.OVS (sub. apTos)
of sesame; o
GT\OO.-
a sesame-cake.
(ffrjadfj.'rj)
<rrjp.avTpCs, loos,
sealing
77, (fftjîalvca) fem. Adj. suited for orjuavrpls 777 clay used for sealing.
ar|cr<I}iov,
TO,
the seed or fruit of the
sesame-tree (aôttfiT?).
o-rjo-ajxo-Tvpov, TO, (arja&nrj, Tvpos) sesame-cheese. o"r]crcI|io'Cs, OVVTOS, contr. from o~r]oa.p.u(is.
side
<TT|[iavTpov, TO, (arjiutivo))
seal.
TT|}iavTajp, opos, 6, (orjâivoS) one who gives a sign or signal : a leader, commander : also of animals, a
driver, a herdsman.
orrjpxiTiov, TO,
Dim
of
arjfj.a.
[a]
cnrifiSToeis, (ffffa, (V, (arjâ~)full
of tombs.
2rj(TTos, 77, also o, Sestos, a town on the European of the Hellespont, over against Abydos. crfjTs Att. T-fJTes, (TOS) this year : see <rr)fj.(pov. moths, <nrjTo-ppcoTOS, ov, (ffrjs, fiiPpuiaieca) fretted by
o-ijfifiT-ovpYos, ov,
(orjjJia,
*epyoa)
making
devices
moth-eaten.
onrjTo-KO-iros, ov, (ffrjs, Komjvai') fretted by moths.
for
shields.
634
o-0vapos,
a, ov, (atfeVos) strong,
mighty.
;
ovyqpos,
cos, r6, strength, might, prowess mostly of men, but also of things, as of a river aQk vos a.\iov the strength of the sun ; oOtvti by force
20E'NO5,
a, ov, 0*4777X05. <rtYir|Tov, verb. Adj. of aiyd<u, one
must be
shekel
silent.
aiYXos or atfcXos,
6,
the
is
Hebrew
=1
drachas
mae
a Persian 0-47X05
oboli,
iravrl aOfvei with all one's might.
2.
might, power
III.
worth 7| or 8
mentioned by Xenophon about I shilling English.

o*.
force. like /87,

<r06voo),
II.
fs,
a/orceofmen.
as,
periphr.
oriY|J.a, (o-4'fo;)
the letter sigma, see 2,
pevos with a gen.,
aOevos "Etcropos
Hector himself.
f. duaca, (aOevos) to strengthen, make strong. to <r0vo), only used in pres. and impf. : (oOevos) ' I be strong or mighty, have power ; aOeveiv X I P' iroa 1 to be strong in hand, in foot ; ot /cdrca aOivovrts they who rule below. 2. c. inf. to have strength or power
: I
II. o-iYwrjs, ov, 6, Cyprian word for 86pv, a spear. among the Ligyes near Marseilles used for KdirrjXos. III. the 247vVat were a people on the Daj
nube, see Herodotus 5. 9. O-IY&VTI, Dor. 3 plur. of 0*4700;

part.
:
also dat. sing. pres.
to do, be able or competent to do. <nd, Lacon. for Ofd.
5I A~m'N Ion. <riT)Yv, uvos, 77, the jaw-bone, jaw. 5I'A~AON Ion. oieXov, TO, spittle, foam from the
mouth,W Lat. saliva (Engl. slaver). 5I'A AO2, 6, a fat bog : also with another
ovs
ffiaXos, like o*vs fcdirpios, etc.
7),
crCSapos, 6, Dor. for aiSijpos for ffiSdpeios and other Dor. forms, v. sub fftorjp-. 51' AH, 77, a pomegranate tree : also the fruit, [i"]
crlS-qpeia,
T),
(ffiSrjpfVQ})
77,
a working
in iron.
atBrjpeos, a Ion. ovv, Ep. <rt8T|pios,

(oiorjpos):
77,
Att. contr. cri8T]povs, o, ov, Dor. aiSdpeos [a], a, ov :

ov,
Subst.,
II.
fat, grease.
|
2iJ3uXXa,
[r]
a Sibyl, prophetess.
ov, Sibylline.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
Hence
2l|3uX\ios, a,
2ji|3vXXtd&>, (24'/3vXXa) to play the Sibyl : metaph. to be like a Sibyl, i. e. credulous or silly. 5i(3vXXucrTT|S, ov, 6, a believer in the Sibyl, diviner.
iron or steel, iron; aiSrjpeos ovpavos the iron sky: metaph., aiSrjpfos 6vp6s, a II. mind of iron; ffidfjpftov fjrop an iron heart. aiSdpeoi, ot, a Byzantine iron coin. a worker in iron, a smith. crtSirjpcvs, e'o-s, 6, (aiSijpos) <rl8T|piov,T6, (aiSqpos) a tool of iron or steel, an iron:
made of
a sword or
ras, a,
knife.
[4],
atBTjpiTTjs
SrBTTNH,
O-IYO,
?),
<rtJ3vvT|S, ov, 6,
Adv.
(0-4777) silently,
a hunting-spear, [v] stilly, noiselessly : as an

/
6, (aiorjpos)
ov, 6, fem. -ms, 4805, of iron.
Dor. <ri8api-
at8ir]po-ppi0Tis, es, (oidrjpos, fipiOca) iron-loaded.
exclam., o-r7a hush! be still! of 0*1700;, hush <rlya., imperat.
be
still
0-470, 3 sing. impf. of 0*4700;. 3 sing, of 0-4700;, or Dor. dat. of oiyrj. fingered. <rlyd<a, f. do-cu, (0-4777) to bid one be silent, force or at8T|p6-8TOS, ov, (aiorjpos, Seo;) iron-bound, shod constrain to silence. with iron.
ovya, Ep. for

<J-IY<JI.
<rt8"r)po-pp>s, WTOS, 6, 77, (aioypos, pifipwOKof) ironof a whetstone. eating, epith. <7i8T|po-8d,KTi5Xos, ov, (aiSijpos, Sd^rvXcs) iron-
vlySXeos,
O-IY&XOCIS,
a, ov, (0-4700;) silent,

60-0-0, fv,
still.
<rl8T|po-K|XT|S, 77TOS, 6,
T),
(aiorjpos, /cd/ij/cu) slain by
(aiaXos) smooth, glossy, shinreins.

2.
iron, slain by the sword.

o-i8ir)po-|AT|Ttop, opos, 6,
77,
ing, glittering, esp.
of horses'
rich,
(oiSrjpos,
jJ.rjTrjp')
mother
splendid, sumptuous.
of iron, epith. of the earth.

<ri8ir)po-v6|AOS, ov, (o-t'o^pos, vtfjua) distributing by
alYaXos, Dor.
o-ryds, d5os,
77,
for 0-4777X05.
(0-4777) silent.
:
the sword, or
pf.
swaying the sword.
o IYO-CO,
f.
-^ffofjai, later -770*0;
atai^Ka
!
aor. I effiyrjOrjv: pf. aaiyr)âi: (0-4777): or still, to keep silence : imper. 0*470, hush
Pass., to be silent
:
at8if]p6-va)TOS, ov, (aiSrjpos, VWTOV*) iron-backed. o-i8Tjp6-irXaKTOS Dor. for --rrXTjKTOS, ov, (o-'iSrjpos,
77X770*0*0;)
be
still
smitten by iron or by the sword.
Pass, to be passed over in silence, Lat. taceri ; but the pf. fffaiyrjfJMt is also used in act. sense, to be
silent.
o-iB-rjpo-irXacrTos, ov, (aiorjpos, of iron.
trXdaaw) moulded
5I'AHPO2
Dor.
<riyd,,
77,
O-IYIV, Lacon. for Oiyuv.

<rlyr\
(0i<v) silence, a being silent;
value, in as prizes
: it was of 6, high Homer's time, since pieces of it were given it mostly came from the north and east of
Dor. ai8apos,
iron
aiyrjv %x fiv to keep silence, to hold one's peace ; 0*4II. dat. 0-477} as y^v iroitiaOai to make silence.
the Euxine.
II.
like
Lat. ferrum,
anything
iron, an iron tool or implement, a sword, III. a place Adv., in silence, silently : also like 0170, as an ex- spear, axe : also a knife, sickle. clam., 0*477} vvv silence now ! atyy iroifiadai \6yov to for selling iron, a cutler's shop.
made of
2. carry on a conversation in an under tone. secretly: also as a Prep , 0-477} T4-os, Lat. clam aliquo, like Kpv<pa TIVOS, unknown 'to him.
<rl8Tjp6-(nrapTOs,
ov,
(criStjpos,
airfipca)
sown
or
produced by
j
iron.
at8Tjpo-T6KT(ov, ores, o, (aidrjpos, TercTcav) a worker

in iron.
0TYT)0is,
<rlYTrj\<Js,
ftffa, tv, aor. I pass. part,

17,
of
0*4700;.
ov Dor. aiYaXds, ov,

TO" 0*4777X0 silence.
(0*4777) silent, still,

j
mute, bushed:
alStjpo-TOKOs, ov, (criSrjpos, Tftcftv) iron producing. From <ri8TjpOTO|Aw, f. 7700;, to cleave with iron.
SI'NOMAI.
ov, (ci5rjpos,
T(fJLfTv)
635
:
cutting
with
north of the Peloponnesus Adj. SiKuwvtos, a, ov, Sicyonian : Adv. 2tKvu)vo9t, of or from Sicyon.
<riKxatv&), to loathe.
al8-r]po<j>op0, f. rjffaj, to so also as Dep. -ojjuu.

<ri8t)po-<})6pos,
wear
iron arms,
wear arms :
iron,
From
From
wearing
2IKXO'2,
2tXf]v6s,
o,
o,
a squeamish, fastidious person.

Cbristi, called also aiXXttcvirpiov.
ov, (aifypos, (pfpca)
see 2(i\r)vos.
bearing arms.
o-i8i]p6-<|>p&)v, ov, gen. oôs, (aidqpos, typfy)
o-CXi, TO, the
palma
of iron
heart.
<rt8i]p6-xa.XKOs, ov, (aiorjpos, âX/fos) of iron
and
aiXXaivo), (o-t'AAos) to insult, mock, jeer. = o~i\t. (Deriv. uncertain.) <riXXiKvirpiov, TO, 2I'AAO5, o, one who looks askance: a satirist.
II.
copper.
in o-iSTjpo-xdpn/ris, ov, o, (aiorfpos, xap^rf) fighting iron, epith. of mailed war-horses.
o-iSirjpoa),
satire, satirical
o,
poem.
2rAOTPO2,
silurus.
a river-fish, prob. the shad, Lat.

II.
with iron
Hô.
(aidrjpos) to make of iron, overlay impers. in plqpf. pass. faeaiSrjpcaro firl Kal TOU aAAov v\ov iron bad been laid over a
f. ct/o-o;,
:
5I'A*H, 77, a kind ofgrub or beetle, Lat. blatta.

a book-worm.
great part also of the rest of the wood.

trtSiov, TO, (aidr)) pomegranate-peel.
[<7t]
2i8ovu)0v, Adv. /row Sidon.
From
51'AÎON, T<5, Lat. laserpitium, a plant, the juice of which was used in food and medicine, and was reckoned a valuable specific ; according to Bentley, the asa-foetida. Hence
oiX4>uoTos,
crt|x(3A6vco,
17,
f.
2iScov, uivos, 77, Sidon, one of the oldest cities of Phoenicia. Adj. SiScvios or 2l8wvios, a, ov, of or belonging to Sidon ; fern, also 2i8cuvi.ds, ados.
:
:
ov,
prepared with silpbium.
ao), (a//x/3A.os) to
form
or
grow
in the
hive, of
/
honey.
5I 2i8ujv, oVos, 6, a man of Sidon. o, a bee-hive: metaph. any store or to hoard. 21'Zfl, impf. eaiov Ep. aiôv no fut. in use oi biss, of hot iron plunged into water 6<p0a\nus <rip.i-KCv0iov, less correct form of arjfu-KivOiov. tXcuvfO} irfpi jJ-o-xXu the eye of the Cyclops hissed 2tp.6eis, -OCVTOS contr. 2 tjxoOs -OVVTOS, o, tbeSimols, II. to a river near Troy when the burnt stake was thrust into it. Adj. 2ty.otvTi.os contr. 5tjiovvset a dog on. TIOS, a, ov, of, near the Simois : fem. also 2t(JU>evrCs, 2i0ojvia, fj, Sithonia, a part of Thrace, generally for t'Sos. the whole country 2rMO'2, 77, ov, snub-nosed, flat-nosed generally, Adj. 2i9u>vios and SlOovios, a, II. of other things, steep, up-hill, Lat. acov, Thracian : 2i0a>v, oVos, 6, a Sitbonian ; and 2i- flat. clivis ; trpos TO ffifj.ov 8id>Ktiv to pursue up bill. 2. 0ovis, t5os, 77, a Sithonian woman. SiKdvia, 77, Sicania, properly a part of Sicily near bent in, hollow, concave. O-IJXOTTJS, TJTOS, 77, (vt/ios) the shape of a snub-nose; Agrigentum, used generally for the whole of Sicily. SIKUVOS, ov, o, a Sicanian (see ^S,i/cavia) Adj. 2t- flatness. KUVIKOS, 77, ov, Sicanian. 2t|xovs, -OWTOS, <5, contr. form of Si/ioets.
MBAO2,
aiKapios, o, the Lat. sicarius, assassin, [a] 2iK\Ca, 77, (2ieAos) Sicily : Adj. SuctXiKos,
Sicilian.
o-ijjtoco,
17,
f. o/crcu,
(aifjios)
to turn
up
the nose,
bend up-
ov,
wards.
Hence
Hence
f.
(rC)juop,a,
2iK6Xio>,
io<a, to
do or speak
like the Sicilians: to
o-Lvap-copew,
From OTOS, r6, anything bent upwards. f. ?70"<y, to damage wantonly : generally,
favour the Sicilians. 2lK\iKos, 17, ov, (2tf\os) of or
to handle roughly. From a Sicilian. o-tvcx-fiajpos [a], ov, (oivos, /ncDpos) mischievous, hurt2lKe\LO)TT]S, ov, o, a Sicilian Greek, a Greek settler ful : c. gen. rei, TWV ituvrov aivdfj.(upos ruining his in Sicily, as distinguished from the 2t/feAot or Siculi, own affairs wanton, lewd. the more ancient inhabitants cf. 'IraXiwTijs. aivam, ecus, and o-Cvairv, vos, r6, (vdvv) mustard, 2iKe\6s, 77, 6v, Sicilian, of or from Sicily, Lat. Sicu- Lat. sinapi : the better Att. form was vdnv. lus : the "SiiteXoi originally migrated from Italy to <riv8o>, ovs, ), Att. for ffivouv. the 2t fAiwrcu were the later Greek settlers. crtvSwv, uvos, i), sindon, a fine Indian cloth, musSicily II. a garment or napkin made of this cloth. o-iKepa [t], TO, gen. aiKfpos, a sweetfermented liquor, lin.
like
: : ;
strong drink.
aiKtwis or
CTIKIVIS, tSps,
(^Hebr. shdkar, to be intoxicated.) the Sicinnis, a dance of 7),
<riv0p.<u, Ion. for aivofMii.

o-CvTjirl, IDS,
and
for aCvrjirv, vos, TO, Ion.
aivam,
Satyrs used in the Satyrical drama, inventor Sicinnos.

crticXos, o,
named from
its
aivaiTV.
[at]
f.
o-uaaa>,
a<v,
ffi-yXos.
T),
2INI'ON,
a fruit like the cucumber or
II.
TO,
(owiov) to a sieve.
sift,
fan, winnow.
aucija Ion. o-iKT>q,
aivis, i8os, 6, ace. oivtv, (aivofj.ai) a destroyer, raII. vager, robber : as Adj. destroying, ravening. as prop, n., StVts, 6, Sinnis, the Destroyer, a famous robber of early Greece, [o o]
gourd, but eaten

its
ripe.
a cupping glass, from
atKvos,
shape, Lat. cncurblta. [y] o, the common gourd or encumber. a town and district on the , wvos, 77, Sicyon,
SI'NOMAI
[t]
Ion.
oivtopai
Ion. impf.
636
fjajv
:
<rtW
aor. 1 (fflvafiijv
:
:
STAG'S.
to plunder, spoil, pil- food, provisions ; ffirt]ais ev Upvraveiy public mainDep. lage : to harry, ravage : hence of wild beasts, to tear tenance in the Prytaneum. II. in more Pass, to feed in pieces, devour. <rlri^(a, f. iff (a, (OTTOS) to feed, fatten : general sense, to da2. also to hurt, wound. Hence upon, eat. mage, distress. II. atvos [i ] eos, TO, hurt, harm, mischief, damage. CTITIOV, TO, (arros) mostly in plur. oiria,food made of corn, bread; generally, food, victuals, provisions, anything hurtful, a mischief, plague. diet ; ffiria rpiuv rjfjifpcuv three days' provision ; TO. CTIVTTJS, ov, 6, (ffivopaii) tearing, ravenous, devouring. criVTts, tos, 6, = ffivrr)s, only as plur. in prop, n., \v npvraveica ffiria public maintenance in the Pryta,
O-UTUTTOS, ^> ov, verb. Adj. of ffirifa, like fftrevrus, fed, fatted: as Subst. a fading. crivToap, opas, 6, atvrrjs. <riTo-8eta Ion. -BtjCi), 17, (crrros, Sto/xat) want or Stvwin), i), Sinope, a town of Paphlagonia, on the Black Sea : StvtoirtTTrjs, ov, 6, an inhabitant of Sinope : scarcity of corn : dearth, famine. OTTO-8oKOs, ov, (crrros, SexofJtai} holding food. Adj. SlvovrriKos, TJ, 6v, of or belonging to Sinope.
StWtes, the Sintians, the early inhabitants of Lemnos, who were pirates.
neum,
like
fftTTjffis.
2I'ON,
erios,
r6, a marsh or meadow plant. Lacon. for 0e6s. a flour-bin, meal-jar. o-tirvTj, i), 21'PAION, TO, new wine boiled down, Lat. de-
crlTo8oTo>,
f. i7cr<w,
to furnish
with corn, victiial
>
Pass, to be provisioned or victualled.

(rlTO-8oTT]S, ov, o, (crrros, oiSaifu)
From
criTo-p-trpiov, (crrros, /iCTpecw)
a furnisher of corn. a measured allowance
frtitum.
crip 6s, 6, a pit or hole sunk in the ing corn in : also a pitfall.
0-io-ij|ji,ppiov,
of corn.
ground,
for keep-
<rlTO-v6p,os, ov, (crrros, vffuv) dealing out corn or
= ffiffvp/Spov. 2I'5TMBPON, TO, a sweet-smelling plant, mint

TO,
food ;
crtTOj/o/ios lA.7rts
f.
the hope of getting food.
iTOiroi^to,
170*0;,
thyme.
or food, to tuals :
o-urvpa [C] or ortrvpva, 17, a shaggy goatskin worn food. as an outer garment: a rough outer garment, with a o-tTOiTOita,
coarse nap.
<rurupvo-<|>6pos, ov, (ffiffvpva, <ef>cu) ffvpva or cloak of goatskin.
2r<ru<j>etos, a i ov t also 2tort)(J>s, t'Sos.
make bread : Med. to prepare food for Hence

17,
(crtTOTTOtos) to prepare corn for to prepare, purvey food or vic-
oneself:
to take
bread-making, preparation of food.

ov, of or for
Hence
wearing a
:
Sisyphus, Corinthian
From
bread-making. preparing corn for fem. food: as Subst., OLTOTTOIOS (sub. yvvrj), -fj, a woman that ground the corn in the hand-mill : generally, a
*7,
at-
o-iTOTrouic6s,
aiTO-iroios, ov, (crrros,
iroi4o})
2i-crv4>os [i], ov, 6, an ancient king of Corinth, punished for bad faith in the shades below. (Redupl.
maker of bread,
<riTO-irop.ma,
baker.
2. ffiroiroios dvaytcr]
the
task of grinding corn.
from
ffoQos, the Wise or Cunning.'} crtra, TCI, irreg. pi. of OTTOS.

f.
corn
-f), (OTTOS, Tre/iTra;) the conveyance of also provision for its safe convoy, an escort, a
vi'T&ydyytu),
to
170-0;,
(acrayojy6s) to transport corn
convoy.
O'tTO-'ircoX'tjs, ov, o,
a place.
Hence
(OTTOS, ir<aX<a)
a corn-merchant,
:
a place. cri'T&'yaiyia,, 17, conveyance of corn to criT-SYwyos, ov, (OTTOS, ayco) transporting corn to a place
;
corn-factor.
2FTO2,
o, irreg. pi. crrrct,
ra, wheat, corn, grain
aiTayarfa TrAofa vessels engaged in conveyI pass,
ing corn, corn-ships. ovr<i0T)v, Dor. for IOTTIÎ/, aor.

oTT6io%jji,os,
rj,
of orreo;.
also meal, flour , bread ; hence generally, food, "victuals, provisions ; but properly of bread, as opp. to meat : but also of anything eaten as opp. to drink ;
ov, (oiTtvoi) well-fed, fatted.
OTTOS
?}S6 iroTr)$
meat and drink.
o-iTVTos,
triTevo),
f.
17,
ov, fatted, stalled, Lat. altllis. From GO) : Ion. impf. fftreveffKov : ((TITOS') :
:
to feed, fatten
Pass, to be fed, to eat. Pass. orrto/icu, Ion. (OTTOS) to feed : 3 pi. impf. airfffKovro fut. med. airrjaofjiai aor. I to be fed, to eat, take food : to feed pass. (7iT"fj0rjv on, eat a thing, c. ace.
(riTO-^dyos, ov, (OTTOS, tyayfTv) eating corn or bread. aiTO-<|>6pos, ov, (OTTOS, (f>epca) carrying corn. criTO-<j>t>XaKs, ot, (ffiros, (pvXag) corn-watchers,
corn-inspectors, Athenian officers, originally three in number, but afterwards ten in the city and five in Peiraeeus, who superintended the importation and sale of corn. aiTTa and ovrTe, a cry of drovers to their flocks,
st
!
criTo>,
f.
rjffo),
corn
oTTrj'yea), f. ijaoi, (ffirijyos} to : to Hence import corn.

o-tTTj-yia,
17,
convey or transport
when
the conveyance or importation of corn. 6v, (ctros, ay<u) conveying corn. <rtT-T]^6s, o-iTTjpeo-iov,- TO, (alTTjpos) provisions, victuals: for-
follows, to call
clmS follows, to drive them on.
them
off;
when
TT/WS
age-money, of
-
oaT-wvijs. ov, o, (OTTOS, wv(op.ai) a buyer of corn. eriTOivia, 7), (ffiTuvrjs} a buying of corn, purchase
soldiers.
of corn.
criTijpos, a, 6v, ((TITOS)

fcas,
%,
of or belonging to corn. (crtTecu) an eating, feeding : also
2IAO'2,
17,
6v, crippled,
ing ; of the eyes, blind.
maimed: Hence
also lame, limp-
K<i(f)LOV.
o-i<J>X6o>,
f.
637
II.
tadta, to
malm,
cripple: to hurt,
i
confound,
ing.
uneven; dpiOpios ffKa\rjvos
an odd
ruin
ai<j>\uaeit, 3 sing. Aeol. aor.
opt.
number
sides.
Tpiyojvov aKaXrjvov a triangle with unequal
2i4>vios, a, ov, of or from Siphnus, Siphnian. From 2uj>vos, ?), Siphnus, one of the Cyclades. <rt4>u>v, (uvos, 6, a reed, straw, any tube, esp. the 2. a siphon, used to draw wine out of the cask. Hence sucker, as of a pump.
o-i4>covi,
f.
^reek
SKA'AAfl, to stir up, hoe, barrow. o-KaXjxos, o, (<TKa\\Qj) the pin or thole to which the oar was fastened by the TpoiroaTrjp, Lat. scalo-KaXovj/, OTTOS, 6, (aKa\\<a) the digger, i.e. the mole. SudfAavSpos, 6, the Scamander, a river of Troy, o>
mus, paxillus.
aca, to
tap a cask with a siphon, to

:
draw
mjKa
bush
:
off" wine.
o-uimdcj, fut. -ijero/wu to be silent or

silence
aor.
still,
to
eaiwirrjcra : pf. afaiwkeep silence ; aicandv

:
SdvOov KaXfovffi
called his
Oeol dv5pts Adj. ISKafMivSpov 2ica|xdvSpios, a, ov, Scamandrian; whence Hector

:
TIVI to keep
!
towards one
II.
imperat.,
aiwira
son ^Kapdvopios.
fficrjvf).
be
still !
keep secret, Lat. tacere ; From cret, Lat. taceri.
transit, to keep in silence, Pass, to be kept silent or se-
o-Kuvd, Dor. for
2iniIH/,
silence.
77,
silence,
a being
silent
dat.
fficairrj,
in
crKavBdXtjOpov, TO, the stick or support in a trap on bait is placed, and which, when touched, makes the trap shut, the trap-spring : metaph., aitav-
which the a calm.

fficairrjXus.
2. silence, stilbiess,
criLto7nr]X6s, t, ov, (ffionrdoj) silent, still.
<rto)Tnrjp6s, a, 6v, collat.
form of
5d\T)Op' Icfrds eircuv setting word-traps, i. e. words which one's adversary will catch at, and be caught himself. (Deriv. uncertain.)
Aeol. aor. I opt. of aionrdoj. o-uoirrjTt'os, a, ov, verb. Adj. of ffiamdcu, to be passed
crvwirTjo'Ctav,
pi.
<ricavSaXia>, f. aw, to make to stumble, give offence or scandal to any one, throw difficulties in his way.
over in silence. over in silence.
II.
ortwmrjTCOV, one
must pass
From
o-icdvSaXov, TO,
= ffKav8d\i]0pov,
6,
a trap laid for an
II. ffxa^cav, limp, halt. also x<wA./a^/3os (sub. TTOVS), <5, the iambic verse of Hipf.
2KA'ZH,
dffta, to
enemy
a stumbling-block,
offence, scandal.
crKavSlKo-TTwX'qs, ov,
in chervil.
(aitdv8i, 7T<uAccu) a dealer
ponax, which was a regular iambic senarius, except that a spondee or trochee was substituted for the iambus in the last place. 2KAICX2, d, ov, Lat. scaevus, left, on (he left band or side, like dpiarcpos; anaid (sub. x 9)> tbe left 77 hand. II. western, westward, for the Greek auspex turned towards the north, and so had the
5KA'NAI3,
o-Kairdvi],
77,
IKOS,
77,
(fffcdirro}')
chervil, Lat. scandix. a spade or hoe. [ira]

fedircTos.
<TKairTOs,
d, (ffKaiTTQ})
77,
cTKaiTTetpa,
fern,
o-KairTT|p, Tjpos, 6, CTKairrov, TO, Dor. for aKijirrpov.
of aKairrrfp, a woman that digs. a digger, delver. (ffiedirTct))

(fffcdirra})
Troy).
2atat irv\ai the Ttos/-gate (of unlucky, ill-omened, because birds of ill-omen always appeared on the left of the Greek auspex, or in the West ; birds of good omen on the III. metaph. in the East ; (cf. 8etos). right, or
West on
his left;
2.
(TKairros,
17,
ov,
dug
that
may
be
dug.
after
2/z7TT7) uA77 a country in Thrace, a forest in which mines bad been worked.
II.
named
(TKairrpov, TO, Dor. for
critrJTrTpov.
:
SKA'IITil,
pf.
effKafjifjiat,
:
:
fut. atedif/u
Pass. aor. 2
ffied<pr}v
[a]
like
French gauche, left-handed, awkward, clumsy,
to
dig ;
ffiedtrTtiv
rd<ppov to dig a
uncouth.
Hence
77,
trench
also
Med.
<rK<uo<ruvi),
= ffteaioTTjs.
lefthandedness,
afedirTojjiai, like Act.
<TKaiOTT]s, tjTos, 77, (aatcs) wardness, clumsiness, stupidity.
awk-
crKap8d-p.TJcrcra) Att. to blink, wink.
-TTW,
fut.
<
a-Kapi4>io-(xos, 6,
<TKai-ovpYci), f. rjffca, (ovwztos, cp-yoi/) to be lefthanded in work, to behave rudely or indecorously.
(pianoi \rjp<uv
2KAITH,
awkwardly.
to skip, dance,
o-Kauoq, Adv. of OKQ.IUS,
bound. in a left-handed manner,
: (ncdpi<t>os, d, lines : an outline, sketch.
a scratching or scraping up: ffteapia raking up of trifles. From = K dp<pos also a stile for drawing ow/of ffKwp.
ov, (OKCLTOS, (payetv} dung-eating. a digger, delver, ditcher.
enit.
cncaXd0vpp.a, arcs, TO, (<raAa0vpcu) a subtle question

:
<rK.&<ke\)s,6<us,o,(afca(pfjvai)
crKoxjvr],
T),
generally, (rijling, nonsense.

TO,
(0Ka(pT)vai.)
anything dug or scooped out.

2.
CTKoXaOvp [id-no v,
Dim. of ffKa\dOvppa, a
tri-
a hollow
vessel,
skiff",
tub, trough, basin, bowl.
jling subtlety, petty quibble. = o"oAAa;, to dig: metaph. to explore oTcfiXSOiipG), over-xjtbtly or cunningly. [y~\ CTKd\V5, foas, o, (ovraAAa?) one who hoes: a boer or
fl
light boat,
Lat. scdpha.
crK34>fjvcu, aor. a pass. inf.

<ricd<j>iov,
of GKatrroi.
hoe.
o-KSXcvto,
KO.S to stir
= <Tfcd\\ca,
to stir,
hoe ; aKa\cv(iv, avOpa-
or poke a coal-fire. o-KaXijvos, 77, 6v, or 6s, 6v, (<ra$w) limping, ball-
Dim. of <rred<p7] or aicdtpos, a small tub, II. a fashion basin, or bowl: a small boat or skiff. of hair-cutting (borrowed from the Scythians), in which the hair was cut off" all round the head, leaving like only the hair on the crown, which then looked a bowl. 2. the crown of the head.
638
like Gkd<piov, Dim. of 77, a small tub, bowl, pail. 2. a small boat, II. a digging-tool, a spade, mattock. skiff*. encases, os, TO, (a Katyfjvai) a digging : also the II. that which is dug time or season for digging. or scooped out, any hollow vessel, a tub: esp. the bull III. of a ship, Lat. alveus, and generally a ship, boat.
CTK&ÎS, fSos,
<7KirTop,ai, fut.
0~Kffj.jjiai
:
OKfifjofjia.
aor. i
ffKa<pos,
Dep.:
the pres. and impf.
fffKfirr6fja)v,
are seldom
found in Att., OKOTTW or

:
ff/eoirovjMU
being used instead
I.
intr. to
look
about, look carefully at, look after, watch. the mind, to look to, view, examine, consider. 2KE'HQ, rare radic. form of ffKeirdfa.
II.
of
a digging-tool, spade,
<TK8dvv\i|u and
fut. ffKfodaai [a]
-tico,
[a]
lengthd. from obsol. *o7e8dcu:
Att. OKfoSi, as,
aor. I toKtoaffa.
:
o-KcppoXeco and o-Kepf36X\a>, (ffitfp0o\os') to scold, From abuse, revile. <riccpj3oXos, like /cepTopos, scolding, abusive. (Deriv.
uncertain.)
<TK'ufi y Cl) Y* 0)
chattels.
i i
Ep. ffKfoaaa
ff/Mt:
to
Pass., aor. I
to
kffKfodaOrjv
pf.
lovceSascatter,
scatter,
disperse:
shiver,
generally,
to
^-
^ ffo}
>
to
remove one's goods and
spread abroad:
break a thing. II. Pass, to be scattered, to disperse : of the rays of the to be shed abroad: of a report, to be spread sun, about, bruited abroad. crKeSacra, Ep. aor. I of fffifSdvvvfJU.
o-KtScuris, 17, (ffKfodvvvfjLC) a scattering, dispersing. <rjce8u>, Att. fut. of fftcfSdvvvfM.
From
and chattels who looks to
:
(TKtv-& y<ii>y6s, ov, (ff/eevos, dyaj) conveying or mov-
ing one's goods

d,
as Subst., ff/etvaycayos,
the officer
f.
the
baggage, baggage:
master.
<TKvd,
dffca
aor. I IffKfvaffa
Pass.,
<TK0p6s,
d, 6v, tight, exact, careful.
Adv.
ffKfBpats,
thoroughly, exactly.
(From <rx0V,
poet. aor. 2 of
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. {Mi, Ion. 3 pi. kffKfvdoaTcn dSctTO : (ffKfvos, OKfvrf) to prepare, make ready esp. to prepare or dress food : generally, to provide
:
: :
Med.
^Ktipuv, euros, o, Sciron, a robber who infested the coast between Attica and Megara : 'S.Kfipwvos aKTai, i. e. the coast of Megara ; also called ^Kfipcavioes irfTpai
;
to
vise.
prepare for oneself, to procure, deII. of persons, to furnish or supply with a

2.
thing.
to dress up, disguise:
pf.
pass. part.
fffKfvafffjLfvos,
dressed up.
^KfipoiviKov owjjia the sea off this coast.

77,
o-KeXis, t5os,
= Att.
ff%f\.is.
o-KcXuricos, ov, 6,
Dim. of
creA.os,
a small
:
2KE'AAl
\a
:
fut. ffKf\ui Ion. ffneXetu
leg. aor. I fffKij-
orKCvdpiov, TO, Dim. of ffKfvos or o~Ktvf], a trifling part of one's dress or equipment. [5] <rKva<TTOv, verb. Adj. offficevdfa, one must prepare.
77, ov, (ffKtvd^ca) prepared, artificial. (o-6vos) equipment, attire, dress, Lat. ap2. paratus: the properties or dress of an actor, etc. a fashion in dress. II. an implement of any kind,
<rKua<rr6s,
<TKvf|,
T),
to dry,
o~Ke\\oiMii : aor. 2 (ffK\r)v, inf. ffK\fjvai (as if from *O~K\TJIU) : to be parched, lean, pf. 6<r*A.77a with pres. signf. :
:
II. Pass. dry up, parch, wither. fut. ffK\ovfMi with. intr. tenses of Act.,
like ffKfvos
the tackling of a ship.
withered.
os, TO, the leg; ITT} OKfXos dvdyciv to retreat with the face towards the enemy, retire lei-
2KE'AO5,
77, (0vGos, Briicrj} a storehouse for all kinds of dress or equipments, an armoury, arsenal. a-Keuoiroia>, f. rjffca, (ffKevonows) to make arms or
o-K6'uo-0T|K'r],
surely.
II.
Td
ffKf\rj the legs,
i.
e. the
two long
walls, between Athens and the Peiraeeus.

0-K(l)ia, fMTOS, TO, (fffKCfJlfiai, pf.
fj.ai)
paSS. Of OVC67TTO-
a subject of reflexion, a question. <TKvos, Aeol. for fvos. cncirS, poet. nom. and ace. pi. of ffKeiras.
<rKirda>,
f.
Hence implements, to manufacture. o-KevoiroCirjfjia, fMTos, -TO, the dress of an actor. o-KSuo-uoios, ov, (ffKfvos, TiWcu) making arms or
implements
kind.
:
making masks and

fos, TO,
stage-dresses.
dffca,
(GKftras) like aicfTrdca, to cover,
shelter, screen.
Hence
ov, (ffKf-rras) covered, sheltered.
implement of any Ta, implements, tools: the of an army, Lat. impedimenta : the trappings baggage of horses the tackling of ships, naval stores : the
2. in p!ur. ffKfvrj,
;
2KET"O2,
vessel or
<TKirSvov, TO, (o-7T7ras) a covering.

cricciravos,
77,
dresses of actors.
II.
the body, as the vessel or
instrument of the soul.

<7Kuo4>opea>,
f. 77o"a>,
axe or adze.
wind.
(ffKfvotyopos} to carry baggage : baggage carried. 2KE'IIA2, aos, TO, a covering, shelter; eirl ffKerras crKvo4>opiKos 77, ov, of or for the carrying of bagin or under shelter ; aKf-nas dvcôio shelter from the gage ; @dpos ffKfvo<popiKov the load of a beast of
SKE'IIAPNON, TO, or o-Ktirapvos, o, a carpenter's
Pass, to have one's
burthen.
From
fftcttras. <TKira<rp,a, OTOS, TO, (ffKfirdôai) cnciirda> Ep. O-KCTTOW, to cover, shelter. 77, like ffKfiras, a covering, shelter
2KETIH,
o-Keuo-(J>6pos, ov, (ffKfvos, <pfp(o) carrying baggage: ol ffKfvo(f)6poi the sutlers, camp-followers: fffcevocpupot
:
me-
icdfj.rj\ot
the
baggage-camels; T& ffKfvofyopa

f.
the beasts
taph.,^1/
cre7T77
TOU iroXffiov under shelter from war;
of burden.
tv ffKcnrf TOV <p60ov under shelter from fear.

O"Kir6a>cri, Ep. for ffitfTr&ffi, 3 pi. pres.
<TKvo<j>vXaKi>,
aKfirdca.
ijffo},
to
watch
the
baggage. From
from
<TK6irTov, one must look or consider
verb. Adj. of
(GKCVOS, (j)v\a) a storekeeper. <rK6V(opeo|xai, Dep. with fut. med. -rjeopai, pf. pass.
o-Kvo-<J>t>Xa, a/cos,
6,
639
;
(o"tftypos)
2. to
to
watch or look after

II. to
the baggage.
examine thoroughly.
comes down suddenly a thunderbolt. taph. a sudden visitation or calamity.

:
II.
me-
Hence intr. to act knavisbly. contrive cunningly : cncvu>pT][i.a, arcs, TO, a cunning trick. in looking after cncewopia, 17, (Tvcu/3eo//at) care
baggage : great
knavery.
o-Kv-a>pos, oV, (ovfeuos, &pa) looking after baggage. <TKiJ/dp.evos, aor. I part, of fffffirroâi or OKOTfioj.
<TKi|as,
senses.
fcas,
77,
(TKijirTOvxia,,
77,
the bearing
a staff or sceptre: chief
command.
From
care, diligence.
II.
cunning,
o-K-rjirr-ovxos, ov, (ff/crjirrov, x<u) bearing a staff", baton or sceptre as the badge of command. 2. as Subst., <TKT)irTovxos, 6, the wand-bearer, an officer in the Persian court.
*= crio]Trro-<j>6pos, ov, atcrj-rrrpo-tpopos.
'stick to
(er/feTTTO/iat)
II.
: o-KT|\i, 3 sing. opt. to dwell, oTctjvaojiai, Dep., with pf. pass. ecncTjvrjiMLi, II. also as Med. to build for oneself. live.
o-K-fjXai, aor.
examining : i inf. of OK t'AAcu
perception by the consideration, reflexion.
<TKT]vo,
be
f.
Tjaca, (ffKTjvr)) to
encamped :
to be
be or dwell in a tent, to quartered or billeted : generally,

:
a staff" or lean upon : a walking-stick. II. a staff or baton, as the badge of command, a sceptre, borne by kings, chiefs, and heralds : speakers on rising received a aKrjirrpov from the herald. 2. the scep're, to express royalty or kingly power.
o-KT)iTTpo4>op6a>,
<TKTr)iTTpo-<J>6pos,
f.
cncTjirrpov Dor. oPKairrov, TO, (ate-qTrTcu)
rjoca,
to bear rule over.

',
From
to dwell, stay,
5KHNH',
a camp, Lat. a temple.
lodge in a place. a tent, booth : a tabernacle 57,

castra.
II.
ov,
(a'KTjTTT pov
i
(pfpoj)
bearing a
I.
in plur.
a dwelling-place, house : a wooden stage or scaffold for

1.
:
sceptre, kingly, princely. f. : aor. if/ca
SKH'irm,
:
to
prop, support, stay

also in
hence
ZffKrjtya : to let fall
trans.
hence the stage, the part on actors to perform on which the actors performed, opp. to the Ovê\rj (where
III. the tilted cover the Chorus danced and sang). IV. of a wagon or carriage : also a bed-tester. an entertainment given in tents, a banquet. GK (]vr}, a dwellingCTKTjvrjfia, arcs, TO, (GKr\vt.<a)
i
shoot
light.
Med.
II. Pass,
1
2. intr.
upon, burl, to fall or dart down,
and Med., to prop or support oneself by a staff to lean upon : metaph. to depend or rely upon. 2. fftcrjirrcaOai c. ace. to put before oneself as a prof or support, to pretend, allege by way
,
place, nest, abode. <ncr]vC8iov, TO, Dim. of afajv-q, a

OTCTJVIS, ioos,
f),
little tent.
= aK-qv-ff.
\yi~\
of excuse : c. inf. to pretend to be. 3. absol. to excuse or defend oneself; (TKrjirTff6ai irpos nva, to excuse oneself towards another.
<rKT|ir<i)v, GJV os, 6, (oveîrrtw) like fftcrjiTTpov
and
GK'I-
OTCTJVITTJS, ov, o, (aKTjvf)) tent. [I]
a dweller
in tents
on a
TTOJV,
staff.
:
<TKT]voirr]Y0, (aKrjvumjyos') to put up a tent or booth.
trKTjpCirTfa), like ffKTjitTQj, to prop, stay support oneself, to lean or press against.
<ricfjvj/is,
Med.
to
Hence
a pitching of tents. II. the feast of tabernacles, which lasted for eight days in the
cncTjvoirrjYia,
77,
us,
>),
(ovfTjTTTOj)
a pretext, excuse, pretence,

r),
month
Tisri, to
:
commemorate
<
the
dwelling in tents
tent.
in
reason alleged. 5KIA', as Ion. CTKIYJ, T;S, shade or ghost of one that
things,
a shadow, shade
dead, Lat.
spectre.
the
:
is
umbra
of
Iv
the wilderness
also <rio]VoirT| yia,, rd.

(ffKT]vr),
Trfj'yvvfjLi} fixing a
a mere shadow, phantom,

;
2. the
;
o <TKT]v6-irr]Y S, ov,
shade of trees
ffKiq.
irfTpairj OKirj the

3.
shade of a rock
o-KTjvo-irotos, 6v, (aKt]vi\, Trote'cu) making tents : as Subst., ffKrjvoTTOius, 6, a tent-maker. <TKT]VGp-pd4>os, ov, (anrjvr], pa<prjvai} stitching tents :
indoors.
a shady place.
<TKiuYpa<j>a>, f. rjffct), (aKiaypd<pos} to paint in light and shade, to paint slightly, sketch out, Lat. adumbrare.
as Subst., o~KT]voppd<pos, o, a tent-maker. CTKTJVOS Dor. ancavos, cos, TO, like a/crjvrj.
2.
body.
<TKidYpa4>ia, 77, (o'/fta'ypac^ta;) painting in light and shade, rough painting. <TKitt-Ypd<j>os, ov, (ffKid, ypd(p(u') painting in light
colours), [ypa] criudSeiov, TO, (oKia.) anything that shades: brella or parasol.
<7Ki&8i(TKT],
77,
or watcher in a
f.
<rier]VO-<|>tjXa, S.KOS, 6, tent.
fj,
(fiK-r\vi],
^>vAa) a guard and shade (without
an um-
CTKTJVOCO, to live or dwell in
wffca, (GKIJVOS) to
tent :
II. pitch tents, encamp. generally, to lodge, take up
= ffKidSfiov,
Att.
II. to
an umbrella, parasol.
afciui
:
one's abode.
o-K-qvtiSpiov,
TO",
<TKido>,
f.
OKidao)
aor.
:
tatc'iaoa
Dim. of OKrjvrj.
a
tent,
(erjd)
tabernacle
:
to shade,
overshadow, darken
to
throw a
crKT]vcop.a, CITOS, TO, (ffKrjvuca)
shadow
shade^
on.
f.
habitation
in pi. soldiers' cantonments.
o-KTjirdviov, TO,
= aKjjirrpov,
orKLd-p,ux<co,
(i.
770"cu,
sceptre, staff.
o'Kr)-
e.
in the
II. to
cover, veil. (o"td, /xd^T?) to fight in the school, not in real battle), to
:
oncirj'TrTO-pdp.wv [a], ov, gen. ovos, (GKriiTTOv
spar.
fight with a shadow
hence
to fight
Trrpov, /ScuVou) sitting,
oxfjirrov, TO,
perched on the sceptre. GKTfTrrpov, only in Dor. form

gtist or syi/all
<rica-
UTOV, and a few compds. <7KT]irr6s, o, (GKTJTTTQJ) a
[a], ot, (aKid, TTOUS) the a fabulous people in Libya.

,
Shadow-footed,
of wind that
ov, (o*ja/)c's, Kup,r])
shady with leaves.
640
o-Kids, dSos,
(TKLdpOS
CTKOTfV(t).
o-Kiapos, d, ov, Dor. for ffKi(p6$. a canopy, 77, (o-/d) any shady covering,
o-jcid<rp.a,
2KIPTA'fl,
f.
r)<rca,
<rictpTT]p,a, aTos, TO,
pavilion.
ompTrjTY)s, ov,
âTos, TO, (ffKidfa) a shadow.
o,
to spring, leap, bound. a bound, leap. (aKiprdca) a leaper, jumper.
o-KipTo-iroSTjs, ov, 6, (oKiprdo}, TTOVS) spring-footed,
f. 770-0;; (aicid, Tp<p<u) : criaa-Tpo<}>&> Ion. crKMjTp-, Pass. to rear in the shade, to bring up tenderly :
with bounding foot.
to keep in the
shade, shun heat

II. intr. to
and
nately.
wear a
:
effemicovering, keep one's
toil, live
2KLTuXoi,
<rici4>i<>,
CTKiprcoev, 3 pi. pres. opt. of ffKiprdca. ot, fellows invoked among the
powers of
Impudence by Aristophanes (Eq. 634).

Dor. for upify. Dor. for ^t<ôs, a sword, [r] = ffKiofi5'/]s, shady : gloomy. CTKi-coSirjs, fs, <TK\T|Vai, inf. aor. 2 of aKt\\a).
crKttjjos, TO,
head covered.
Ep. o-Ktdta, shaded, becom? dark.
tricidci)
= UKidfa
only in Pass, to be
and impf.:
crKtSvap-ai, like Kidvaftai, Pass., only used in pres. to be spread or scattered, scattered
abroad, dispersed ; ffKi8va(Jifvr)S AtjfJ.r}Tfpos 77 avviovwhen the corn is scattered abroad or gathered in, 0*775 i. e. at seed-time or at harvest apa -f)\iw ffKiSvaueva as the sun begins to scatter his beams, spread his
;
o-K\T)p-aYWY<), (oK\r)p6s,dyajyfi} to bring up hardy. <TK\T|po-icap8ta, 17, (ffft\rjp6s, Kapoia) hardness of

heart.
2. o-K\T]p<Js, a, ov, (oKXfivai) dry, hard, Lat. durus. of sound, hoarse, harsh, rough. 3. of taste and smell, harsh, rough. 4. stiff", stark, Lat. rigidus : II. metaph., I. of sturdy, tough. things, 2. of persons, hard, harsh, stern, hard, austere.
light.
cnctepoq Dor. criciapos, a, ov,

o-Ki-fj, 77,
(ff/cid)
shady, shaded.
Ion. for ovctd.

775, YI,
f. to*<y
2KFAAA,
crKijidXtô),
a sea-onion or
Att.
to),
to
squill, Lat. squilla. give one a tap ot fillip,
also stubborn.
<rK\T]p6Ti]S, T^TOS,
f),
(GK\rjpt>s) hardness, harshness,
(Deriv. unknown.) generally, to insult. a small couch, o-Kifjiirous, -?To5os, 6, (aKifj-iTTo})

bed, pallet, Lat. grabbdtus.
roughness.
low
o-KX-rjpo-TpdxTiXos, ov, (oKXrjpos, Tpdxrjôs) stiffnecked, [a] <ricXT]pt)va> [D], f. vvu>: aor. I fffKXrjpwa: pf. pass.
cTKtvSaXdôs, o, contr. orKiv8a.Xp.6s Att. (rxiv8da piece of cleft Xajxos contr. (rxivSaXjxos : (o'X t'Ccu ) wood, a splinter, Lat. scindula : metaph., \6ycav dtcpi:
fffK\r)pvpfMt
the heart
:
(aitXripos)
to
harden, esp. to harden
to
make
thick, gross, stupid.
cncXTjpuis,
Adv. offfK\r)pos, in hard or roughfashion.

of or in the twilight.
&S)v orxti'8dXa/xoi straw-splittings, quibbles.

<Tictv8S\ajJLO-<j)pdorTrjs, ou, 6, (<TKiv8d\afJio$, (ppdfa)
o-Kvl-iraios, a, ov, (/tvefpas)
a straw-splitter.
cnuv8aXp.6s,
o, contr. for
ffKiv8d\auos.
o-KoXi6-0pi|, -Tplxos* o, ij, (o~KO\t6s, 0pi) with curled, twining hair or leaves. o-KoXiov, TO, neut. of CTKO\WS (sub. /êXos), a song
said to have been introduced by Terpander, and so called from the irregular way it was passed on each guest who sung held a myrtle-branch (fj.vppivr]') in his hand, which he passed on to any one he chose.
(TKio-ctSTis, es, (crtftd, c?5os) like like a shadow, shadowy.
a shadow, fleeting
at banquets, sung to the lyre
omoeis,
dark.
eo-ffa, ev, (aicia)
shady, shadowy: gloomy,

a/tidca.
axiowvTO, Ep. 3
cntiirwv, euros, 6,
pi.
impf. pass, of
Sxipa, Ta, (ffKipov} = ^Kipoipopia. ^Kipds, dSos, 77, epith. of Athena, see 2ieipo(p6pia. From <TKipd4>6iov, TO, a gambling-house. i. metaph. trickery, <TKipa4>os [t^j, o, a dice-box.
cheating.
(ffttifiirTQ}}
staff",
Lat
scipio.
[i]
2KOAIO'2;, a, ov, crooked, bent : twisting, windII. metaph. crooked, tortuous, unjust. ing. crKoXiSs, Adv. crookedly.
o-icoXoireom, Ep. dat. pi. of ffKo\o\f>. o-KoXomo>, f. aw, (cfKo\oif) to impale. 1 ?, OTTOS, 6, a pale, stake : in plur. O~KU\O~ ires, ot, pales, a palisade, stockade : in Persia, used for impaling or fixing heads on, whence aitoXoiri^cj,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
:
SKO'AO
SKvptrai, ot, the Scirites, a division of the Spartan army, consisting of 600 foot they came from the Arcadian district 2fttpiTis.
2KTPON
name
dvaaKoXoirifa.
II.
tree.
:
[r],To, like ffKtdoetov, the parasol borne,

priestesses in a festival called TGI 2tpa or T<i
5KO'AT"MO2,
artichoke.
6,
an
eatable kind of thistle
an
at Athens,
2/rtpds,
by the
of Athena
thence
giving
to the
month
~S,Kipo<popi6jv.
o-Kipov, TO, the
2KFPO2,
6, also
hard rind of cheese, cheese parings. omppos, gypsum, stucco.

(atcipov, <pfpca) the festival of in the month ^Kipo(f)opiojv.
o, a kind of fish, of which the Ovvvos and Trrj\ap.vs were varieties. the spies <rKoir-dpxT]s, ou, 6, (aicoirds, a'px 00 ) leader of or of a party of videttes.
2KO MBPO2,
2Kipo-<t>6pia, Ta,
Athena ^Kipds, celebrated

the
o-KotreXo-Bpojtos, over rocks.
o,
(ovcoVfAos, Spa/zetV)
running
2Ktpo-4>opici>v, cavos, 6, (2,Kipo(p6pia) Scirophorion, 1 2th Attic month, answering to the latter part of
o-KoireXos, 6, (aitoirtoj)
headland, Lat. scopulus

OTCOTTtVW,
June and former part of July.
a look-out place, a crag or generally, a high rock, peak.
0~KOTT(<U.
(TKOTTeCO
also
pres.
o-Koireofjiat as
(TKV\r)(f)6pO$.
<TKOTO-83crt/-1TV!Cv6-0pl, -TplXOS, O,
ffvs, ITVKVOS,
T),
Dep.
only used in
and impf., the other

ffKCfifj.ai,
:
cffKe$dfj.r]v, pf.
fj.ai
:
tenses, fut. ovffyoficu, aor. I being supplied by ffKeirTO:
Opi) with dark rough
(ffKUTOS, thick hair.
641 5-
(cfKOTios)
to look at or after a thing
to be-
to
o-KOTO-Sivcco, (o KOTOS, oivos) to grow blind and dizzy, have a dizziness or vertigo. Hence
hold, contemplate, survey: generally, to look: to look II. metaph. to look to, consider, pay regard out. to ; ffKOTTfiv TO. kavTov to look to one's own affairs.
o-KOToSlvta,
77,
(TKOToSlVlda),
= ffKOTOOlVtCa.
dizziness, vertigo.
CTKOTO-ei8Tjs, s, (ffKOTOs, aSos) dark-looking. Hence III. to inquire, ascertain. o-KOTOcts, fffffa, fv, poet, for GKOTIOS, (GKOTOS) dark, a look-out place, watch-tower. orKoirfj. T), ^.gloomy. o-Komd Ion. -i-f|, 77, ((TKOTTOS) a look-out place, crtcoTo-jJiatva, 77, Att. for ffKOTOfj-fivr). 2. a watch-tower, Lat. specu<TKOTO-fjLT|vr], T), (<roTos, fj.^vij) a moonless night. mountain-peak. II. a la. (TKOTOji.'rivtos, ov, (ffKOTOnrjvrj) moonless, dark. looking out, keeping watch ; OKOITI^V
%X flv ^0 keep watch. Hence <TKomd<>, to look about or spy from a watch-tmuer:
generally, to spy, explore.
II. transit, to
2KO'TO5,
ov, 6, darkness,
gloom
in
Homer
often
spy out,
search out, discover.
cncomdo), later poet, form for ffKoiridfa. crKoiriT|TT]S, ov, 6, (ffKoiTido}) a spy, scout. mountaineer, epith. of Pan.
o-KOTri-G>peo[Aai, f. rjffofjiai : Dep. : (ffKomd, to spy or observe from a look-out place.
II.
of the darkness of death in the phrase, TOV 5c o KOTOS offfff KCL\V^CV : of blindness, OKOTOV @\eirfiv to look on darkness, i. e. to be blind metaph., ffKOToi KpvirTetv to hide in darkness. ^The neut. form CKOTOS, Hence cos, TO, also occurs, but rarely in Attic Greek.
:
f.
wffoj, to
make dark^ darken,
to blind.
wpa)
OXOTTOS, o and 77, (a/ceTT-TOjuai) one that watches or looks out : in bad sense, one who lies in wait for another. 2. of gods, the guardian, protector, tutelary 3. a look-out man or watcher in god of a place. war, Lat. speculator; also one who marks game: a
spy, scout
ffKOTTov
:
TO, dung,Jil(h, refuse. , (Said to be derived from Is Kvvas @a\ttv.} (TKvôfJiai, to be angry with one. orKvSfjiaCvcj, SKT'ZOMAI, Dep. to be angry or wroth with one.
^KtiOaivS,
17,
fern,
:
of
'Stcverjs.
:
[v]
a messenger.
II.
the
mark
or object
;
on which one fixes
away from
the eye, a mark, Lat. scopus the mark.
diro
5v0a a Scythian : proverb., a Scythian wilderness. 2. as Adj. kprjfjiia II. at Athens, oneof the Scythian. city-guard, which
2ict9T]S, ov, o
'
voc.
~Kv6wv
to <7Kop8ivdo|ji,av Ion. -op,ai : f. rjffonai : Dep. : stretch one's limbs, yawn, gape, feel tired or lazy.
Hence slaves, [u] 2icv9C<tf, f. icr<u, to be or behave like a Scythian : to 2. to drink like a Scyside with the Scythians.
was mostly composed of Scythian
thian.
3. since the Scythians scalped their enemies,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
cTKopoS-aXjiT), 77, (ffKopooov, a\fj.rj} composed of brine and garlic.
a sauce or pickle
:
hence to shave the head. ^KvOuoTi, Adv. (%KvOica) in the Scythian fashion,
in the Scythian tongue.
<rKopo8C<0,
Sor)
:
f. iffca
pf. pass. fffKopoSifffjai

:
(ffKopo-
to
feed with garlic

fighting;
to train
game-cocks on
5icv6o-To6T7]S, ov,
6, (SfcvOos,
TofoTTjs)
a Scythian
garlic
garlic.
for
<TKopo8ifffj.evos
primed with
bowman.
<ricv0pa,<>,
f.
dffct),
<ricop68iov, TO, stalks of garlic.
Dim. of ffKopooov
in pi. sprouts or
2KT0PO'5,
aKvOpcoirdô),
sullen, be of
a, ov,
f.
(GKvQpos) to be angry or sullen. angry, sullen, gloomy.

to look
SKO'POAON
;
acrcy, (afevdpcairos)
angry or
contr. o-Kop8ov, TO, garlic, Lat. al-
a sad countenance.
rj,
lium
often mentioned with the onion (Kpopvov), and
<ncu0p-a>ir6s, ov, also
ov, (ffKv6p6s, w\f) sullen,
leek (irpdffov).
Hence
toos,
77,
cncopoSo-iravSoKcvrpi-apToiroXiS,
hostess.
(ffKo-
pooov, Tra.vfioKtvTpia,apT6-nca\is) agarlic-brea dselling-
angry-looking : of a sad countenance. Adv. OKvOpojTTGJS %x eiv ^0 be of a sad countenance. o-KvXdicatva, 77, fern, of ov/Aa, a she-whelp. From <TK\)\a.Kv\La, O.TOS, TO, a whelp, cub.
OTKv\fiKvoj,
f.
SKOPIII'Zn,
abroad :
f.
iffou,
:
to scatter,
disperse,
spread
aca,
(aKvXa)
to
pair dogs for breed:
to be lavish
77,
cf.
ffKôavvvpi.
:
2KOPni'O2,
CTKOTCIVOS,
blind.
a scorpion.
before
o-KOTatos, a, ov, (CT/COTOS) dark, in the dark daybreak or after nightfall.

77,
generally, to breed dogs. o-KvXdK-wBijs, fs, (o-/;Aa, elôs) like a young dog neut. TO (TKvAaKa;5es as Subst., the nature of puppies.
ing
II.
77,
f.
aKOTiq.,
dusky : in the dark, metaph. dark, obscure : Adv. -i/o>$. (OKOTOS) darkness, gloom, dusk.
ov, (OVCOTOS) dark,
iffca,
cricvXa, O.KOS, o and 17, like GKvpvos, any young animal, esp. a young dog, a whelp, puppy.
o-icttXcvp-a, aTos,
T<iJj 'plttfiilsf,
booty, spoil.
From
<TKOTta>,
(aKoTos)
to
make dark :
Pass, to
be dark, darkened. O-KOTIOS, a, ov, also os, ov, (ffKOTOS) dark, dusky in the dark: of love, secret, stolen.
dca^(ffKvkov )* to strip or spoil a slain enemy of his arms, Lat. spoliare : c. ace. pers. et rei, ~KvKvovTfvxff- cur'cijf*&voKv\(iia'avT($ having stripped the arms of Cygnus from off his shoulders.
o-KvXcvoj,
f;
OV,
642
SicvXXii or ^KiiXXt], 17, Scylla, a female monster inof Sicily, who rended habiting a cavern in the Straits her prey in pieces (hence called 2/cvAAa from
:
,
ov, (ffiw\T),
QiPpwaKO)) eaten of
worms, worm-eaten.
2Kn'AH3,
,
TJKOS, o, a worm, Lat. lumbricus. o, a pointed stake : a thorn, prickle.
aor. I tctcvXa , properly to flay : getear: metaph. to trouble, nerally, to rend, mangle,
:
CTOS, TO, (aKwiTTaj) ajest,joke, gibe, scoff. o-KeojAjxaTiov, TO, Dim. of o-/ca)/x/xa, a petty joke.
(TKajirT6XTf]S, ov, o, (GKWTTTOJ)
Hence annoy, Lat. vsxare. a piece plucked out. CTKiiXjAa, arcs, TO, a rending, mangling : metaph. o-icvXjxos, o, (o-tfuAAw)
trouble.
cnetiXoScij/cco,
f.
SKiynTil,
fut.
rfffoj,
to
tan hides.
From
ofya
fut.
pass. effKwcpOrjv : absol. to jest, joke, be in fun. , TO, gen. GK&TOS, dung.
JI};,
a mocker, jester. aor. I Zff/taflfa aor. CKw-ôâi to mock, jeer, scoff at, jest at :
\
:
CTKvXo-S6\J/T]S or -Scif/os, ov, u, (ffKv\ov, of 5e<pcu) a tanner of bides.
o,
,
gen.
CTATCUTTOS,
nom.
pi.
ffKuvts
(from
crKuXov, TO, (GKV\\QJ) mostly
in plur.
arms
stript off a slain enemy, spoils, ffKv\a ypcupav to write one's name on arms gained as spoils : rarely in sing, booty, spoil, prey. o-xvXos eos, TO, (ffKv\\ca} the skin of an animal,
cvrGAa, the Lat. spolia ;
as K\aj\p from KXiirrca) a kind of owl. <rjjidvos, Dor. for fffj,rjvos ; dat. pi. afjAveffffi.
o-jxapaYStvos,
rj,
ov,
of emerald.
From
a lions
.
[u], hide.
or jxapaySos, o and -fj, Lat. smaragdus, a precious stone of green colour : prob. not the emerald.
SMA'PAFAOIS
2MAwPATE'n,
roar: of
sound.)
f.
rjffca,
to
crash
of the sea, to
<TKvXo-<|>6pos, ov, o-Ki)Xo-xapT|S,

spoils or booty.
(GKV\OV, <ppoj} receiving the spoil. in S, (GKV\OV, xapTVat) delighting
birds, to scream, etc.
(Formed from the
2[x<xpttYQS, o, (ffp.apay(u) a
o, like GicvXat,
brawling goblin.
:
5KTTMNO2,
o-KVfJivtos,
but properly a lion's whelp, as Hence whelp, puppy.
any young animal ; <?KV\O was a dog's
orp,cico,
f.
fffj,rj0(ti
Dor.
ffudcrca
is
aor.
in the pres., the Att. contr. to smear, fffj,rjv : (fiacu) :

fffj.dadai TTJV Kf(pa\rjv to
07x0),
o-//j;s,
tr/xr?,
tap.rjffa : inf.
Dor. for CFKVIWOVS, ace. pi. of CKV/JLVOS. of the Sporades, 2}K\)pos, 9, the isle of Scyros, one not far from Euboea SicvpoOcv, Adv. from Scyros. to vAoi/) a stick, staff cudgel: <J-KVTO.\J\ [a], f), (akin at Sparta, a staff, used by way of a cipher for writing a strip of paper was rolled spirally round despatches it, on which the despatches were written, so that when unrolled they were unintelligible generals abroad had a similar staff, round which they rolled these papers, Hence to read the despatches. and so were able a ffKVTo.\r) meant a Spartan despatch, and metaph.
:
1
rub: to anoint: anoint one's head.

Cp.
07/17x0;.
Med,,
2. to
rub, wipe,
wash
off,
cleanse.
crp.pSaXos, to Ion. 677, kov, terrible, fearful, awful: neut. ajj.poa\ov as Adv. terribly.
o-jji6p8v6s,
o-p-co,
77,
ov,
= ff/JifpbaXeos.
Ion for
af.ia.ca.
of
o-jxirjvo-SoKoSjOi', (a^rjvos, bees.

o-p/fjvos, eos, TO,
oexopai) holding a swarm

a bee-hive.
II.
(from
lo";wos)
swarm of bees
o-jjuqxo),
f.
:
:
<u
generally, a swarm, crowd, throng. aor. I pass. 6fffj.rjx^ rl 1/ ' collat. Jbrni
2. to
message. o-KimiXiov, TO, Dim. of GKVTO.\OV, a cane, [a] tncvraXCs, ioos, rj, Dim. of ffKvraXT]. o-xvraXov, TO, CKvraXrj, a cudgel, club. [v] (TKVTevs, ecus, o, (o"/cDTOs) a shoemaker, cobbler. <TKt)Tt>co. f. aw, (GKVTtvs) to be a shoemaker.
of afJLa.Q}, to rub, wipe off or away. See fffj.a.0}.

o-jjiiKpo-, for
<rp.ifcp6s, a, ov, Ion.
wipe clean.
words beginning thus, see fu/cpo-. and old Attic for fuiepos. [t]
sub
/j.iftp-.
<r(iCKp6Tir]S, orfJtiKptivoj, v.
,
Adv. of fffuicpos, but

o,
little.
Dor. O-KVT&, 17, the neck. cncvrlvos, rj, ov, (GKVTOS) leathern, made of leather ; TO" GKVTIVOV a leathern ornament or appendage.
esp.
SKT'TH
O-KVTOS, TO, (/euros, whence Lat. cutis) a skin, hide II. anya dressed or tanned hide, leather.
thing
made of leather, a
f.
whip, thong.
cTKVTOTOjjieiov, TO,
a shoemaker's shop.
From
<ncvroTO|A0),
770*0;,
(fffcvroTOfios) to cut leather for
shoes, to be a shoemaker.
cncvroTOfUKos,
Tj,
ov,
of orfor a shoemaker.
From
p.lXa, the yew, Lat. taxus. CTOS, TO, (ajj.l\evaj) carved work : metaph., fffuXevftaTa tpôw finely carved works. crjjuXevTos, 17, 6v, verb. Adj. of ffftiXevoj, carved. carve finely. From cr|xlXctJco, f. aca, to cut out, a knife for cutting or carving, Lat. [t], 17, scalprum : a graving tool, chisel : generally, a knife. a 5(Atv0evs, to>s, o, epith. of Apollo, from SpivOr) town in the Troad, the Sminthian. a two-pronged hoe or mattock, Lat. bitrp-ivuK], rj,
,
aos,
= Att.
5MTAH
cncvro-rojAOs, ov, (GICVTOV, rtf-ieiv} cutting leather : as Subst., aKVTOTOfjios, 6, a worker in leather, shoe-
dens.
,
Adv. -pus, poet, for fioyepos, -pus.

ff/jLt/xca.
fj,
maker.
crici>TO-Tpa'YG>, (ffKVTov, TpayeTv} to consume leather. cricv4>os, ov, o, and O-KXXJXJS, cos, TO, (akin to fcvne\
aor. i inf. of
Ion. -VTJ,
gum
of an Arabian
tree,
(pvppa) myrrh, the resinous used for embalming the dead.
\ov t Kirmj) a cup, beaker, can, flagon.
Hence
cr/jtii
pvaios
643
Souvids, aSos, r), of Sunium, epith. of Minerva, from her temple at Sunium. Sovv-iepuKOS. 6, (*S,ovviov, Upa) hawk of Sunium. 2;oxiviov, TO, Sunium, the southern promontory of
Attica.
o-ovo-Oai, inf. of
crot5//at
:
o-jjiupvaios, a, ov,
ov, of
f.
of myrrh.
II. ~Sfji.vpva.ios, a,
Smyrna, an inhabitant of Smyrna,

iffca,
f.
cr|ivpviu>,
(afAvpva) to flavour with myrrh.

a>
:
2MT'Xn
:
[01,
aor. I
:
carâ
Pass., aor. I
ffffjivxOr}v
pf. effjjivyijai
to
fire,
to
make smoulder away :

rj,
5Mfl"AIH, o^wSiyyos,
a-\L&\<>),
f.
burn in a ^smouldering Pass, to smoulder away. a weal or swollen bruise rub:

to
o-oi)o-0, o-ovo-Qw, imperat.
caused by a blow, Lat. vibex.

cu,
= <r/7xa>,
2ovort--Y6VT|s, es, (Sovaa, yfveoOai) vovcrov, TO, the lily, Persian word
:
born at Susa. hence Sovaa,
to
rub
to piec^,
grind doiun.
o-opapev'Ofxcu,
ra, Susa, the royal city of the Persians, in the province of Susiana or Shushan also Sovo-ios, o, a man
:
haughty way,
to
Dep. (oo&apos) strut pompously.

ov,
to stalk
about in a
wi;h
of Susa
fern.
ôOo-ts, tSos (sub. yvv-f)} a
woman
of
Susa; or
o-o{3apo-f3Xe4>apos,
(<ro@ap6s, jSAeâpoi')
haughty eyebrows, in pompous fashion.

<ro(3apos, a, ov, (aojSeou) scaring people away: hence 2. bustling, swaggering, pompous, haughty, insolent.
(sub. \ujpa), the province of Susiana. arovaril, by crasis for ooi COTI. cro<})ia Ion. -IT), rj, (oo<pos) cleverness or skill in
i. cleverness, skill,
:
art.
wisdom
in
common
things,
3. per-
prudence
also cunning, shrewdness, craft.
of things, stirring, bustling, violent.

to make the noise aov, oov (shoo ! crofjta), f. Tjoo}, shoo /), to scare away birds generally, to drive away, knock off. II. to excite, agitate. III. intr. in Act. to walk in a pompous manner, to strut, swag:
fect scientific knowledge,
wisdom, philosophy.
O-O<|>IG>, f. ioo}, (ffoffos) to make oo<pos, to instruct, make wise or learned. II. Pass, to become or be
wise:
the sophist
to be clever or skilled in a thing. : to deal subtly or cunningly.
2. to
play
ger, bustle along. croi, dat. of ov.

o-oio, Ion. gen.
inf. ao(pio6rjvai in
3. aor. I a strictly pass, sense, to be cleverly
masc. and neut. of aos.

Ji,6s.
croXoiKia,
77,
= <TO\oiKifff
iooj Att.
II. oocpifrfJtai, f. iooâi, pf. fffo6(piOfjiai, as Dep. : to devise, contrive skilfully, Hence 2. to deceive, beguile. shrewdly.
devised or contrived.
to), (o6\oiKos~) to speak or' write incorrectly, commit a solecism; <pcwfj ~S,KvOtKrj coXomifav to speak bad Scythian. Hence croXoiKio-jJios, 6, incorrectness in the use of language,
croXoiKL^co,
f.
o~6<J>ur|ia, arcs, TO,
any clever or cunning contrivance,

:
device, invention, trick

2.
an
artifice
also
stage-
an ungrammatical mode of speaking, a solecism. croXoiKi<rnf|s, ov, 6, (ooXoiKi^ca) one who speaks correctly, one who commits solecisms.
or solecisms
:
in-
o-6XotKOs,oi/, speaking incorrectly; using barbarisms
hence barbarous.
II.
metaph.
(Derived from the coroffensive. ruption of the Attic dialect among the Athenian colonists of SoAot in Cilicia.)
awkward, clumsy,
2O'AO2,
in shape,
o, a mass of iron used as a quoif, spherical and so distinguished from the flat round
o*6os, 77, ov, Ep. form of trwos, safe and sound in body, whole, unhurt, Lat. integer. o-opo-irn-yos, 6, (oopos, irriyvvp.i) a coffin-maker. 2OPO'2, f], a vessel or urn to bold the ashes of the
a captious argument, a quibble: so a person is called aotyiofj.' o\ov, a trick all over. o-o<j>to-Tvco, to act as a sophist, give lectures. From one's craft, o~o<j>io"rr|S, ov, 6, (oo<pifa) a master of 2. generally, one who used of poets and musicians. is clever or shrewd in matters of life, a prudent man ; so the seven Sages are called aotyiOTai hence a wise II. at Athens, one who proman, philosopher. fessed to make men wise, a Professor of arts and sciences, a Sophist : from their extravagant assumptions they fell into disrepute, esp. from being attacked by Socrates and Plato, as also by Aristophanes: 2. a sophist, quibbler, cheat. hence, ao<J>urriK6s, 77, ov, (ootyioTys} of or for a sophist : TO aotpiOTiKuv the body of the sophists.
trick.
:
ôc{>OKXeT)s contr.
ace.
-KX^s gen. -tt\eovs and-^Xeos

:
dead : a
o-os,
77,
coffin.
(ootyos, K\4os~} : Sophocles, the tragic o-o<t>6-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ow, (oo<f>6s, voos, vovs)
-K\a:
Poet.
ov, possessive Adj. of the 2nd pers. pron. ov, thy, thine, ofthee, Lat. tuus, tua, tuum : also objective, eros iroOos regret for thee. Earlier Ep. and Dor. form
clever, wise
of mind.
i>v,
2O4O'2, 77,
in one's craft
:
clever or skilful in
any
art,
esp. one
who has natural
abilities
cunning for
Tfos, TCTJ (Dor. rtd), Tf6v. o-o-G, gen. of ov ; also of oos.

o-o-O, o-ot), shoo ! fhoo ! a cry to scare away birds. see <ro/3eo;. Properly imperat. of oovfJiai o-ovSdpiov, TO, the Lat. sudarium, a napkin or cloth to wipe off sweat with.
:
ao<pbs \c-jfiv clever in speaking, matters, prudent', shrewd, 3. skilled in the sciences, learned, wise : cunning. II. of things, cleverly hence ironically, abstruse.
anything:
c.
inf.,
etc.
2. clever in
common
devised, prudent, wise.

o-o4>u>s,
Hence
:
Adv.
o-ovjiai, contr. for
= ff(vo}. ooofj.ai,
cleverly, wisely
Comp. -wTepov,
working
off.
Sup.
fffvoâi.
Hence
-ovp-yos, ov, (oo(pus, *ep-y<u)
,
crowcica, by crasis for oov tveKa, on thy account. Sowi-apdros, ov, (S,ovviov, dpaoâj) invoked or
skilfully.
Ep. for OW^QJ.

f. t'cy,
worshipped at
Sunium.
SCfco,
(ffiraiu) to
draw
644
<nrd,8t
[a], IKOS,
77,
(o"JTacu)
a bough or branch torn

2. as
of: a palm-branch, frond.

colour, bay, Lat. spadix.
<riraSovifo>,
f.
Adj. of palm
f. , faca, to be full to bursting, to teem, swell, be ripe, Lat. turgere. SIIA'Prn, f. cu, to swathe in swaddling-clothes.
aca, (ffirdoa) to tear in pieces.
Hence
cnrapets, cnrfip^vat, aor. 2 pass. part, and

aireipca.
inf.
of
a rope made from the shrub ffirapros. <rirS0doj, f. rjcf(a, (airdOrj} to strike down the woof SirdpTT], j), Sparta in Laconia: Advs.,2irdp-n)0v, Hence with the ffirddri (q. v) ; \iav airaOdv to weave at a from Sparta : 2irdpT7)v86 to Sparta. rate, go fast, a phrase for throwing away SirapridTTjs [a], ou, 6, a Spartan : fern. 2irapTLagreat II. metaph. to weave, contrive, devise, TVS, i8os, (sub. ywfi}, a Spartan woman; or (sub. money. Lat. texere : see paTnca, vcpaivca. \wpa) the Spartan land, Laconia. Adj. Siraprta5HA'0H [a], 77, any broad blade: a broadflat piece TVKOS, 77, ov, Spartan. crirapTtov, TO, Dim. of ffirdprov, a small cord or of wood used by weavers, for striking the threads of
Lat. spado.
o-irdprr],
57,
airaSovio'jJia, CITOS, TO, a tearing, rending. airdStov [a], <avos and ovros, o, (ffirdoa) an eunuch,
orrapvos,
77,
ov, poet, for Giravos, ffiravios.
2. the woof home, so as to make the web close. a spatula for stirring or mixing anything. 3. the ?tem of a palm-leaf. 4. a broadsword. -rrdOiov, TO, Dim. of <firdOrj, a little spatula, [a]
rope.
o-rrdpTOv, r6, a rope, cable; properly the shrub ffTrdpros. (rrrapTOS,

begotten.
77,
one
made from
211 AITH, = dffiraipeo.

(TTTQ-Ka,,
6v, (crTretpcu) sown, scattered : metaph. II. at Thebes, îraproi, of, the Sown-
Persian for Kvva.

for
men, those
aor. 2 pass.
part, of
who
claimed descent from the dragon's

"^-naproi generally
criraXets, Aeol.
ara\ci$,
teeth
sown by Cadmus: hence
eriravtfco, f. iaoj, (airdvis) of things, to be rare, 2. of persons, to lack or be scarce, few or scanty. in want of a thing: so also pf. pass. e<rndvio~iJ,at.
2HATTO2,
growing
/
in Spain,
o and 77, spartum, a kind of broom r used for making cords or ropes.
cr ira<r0is, ciffa, fv, aor. I pass. part,
of
ffvaca.
cnrdvios, a, ov, like ffiravbs, rare, few, scarce, scanty: dat. fe^n. ffiravia, as Adv. II. of <rrraviojs.
o-7ra<ro-d[ivos, Ep. for

0" ;raa;.
avaa-,
aor. I
med.
part,
of
II.
persons, lacking, needy, in want Hence ffiravLcurepos, -ajraros.

o-iravioTTjs, IJTOS,
arirdvis, ecus,
77,
Comp. and
Sup.
O"ira<rjji6s, o, (o"7rda;)
a convulsion, spasm.
tension.
ness
77, want, lack, need. (airavos) of things, scarceness, rareov ffirdvis [lori], c. inf., 'tis not hard to do a
airaTaXdco,
criraTdXif],
O"7f
f.
170*0;,
to live riotously.
From
riot.
77,
(criraOdoj)
wantonness,
thing.
of persons, lack, want, need, c. gen. cnravurT6s,77,oV, (ffnavi^ca) of things, wanted, scarce, needed, lacking : hence poor, mean. o-rravitos, Adv. of crirdvios, seldom : Comp. -urepov,
II.
ffiraraXTj. aTd\Tjp.a, CCTOS, TO, (GTra.Ta\a<a) or airaOdXiov, TO, a kind of bracelet.
6v, (airaTd\Tj)
[F], 77,
wanton, riotous.
excrement, dung.
:
(From
(Hearts,
gen. of OKwp, and TjAoo;.)
Sup. -wrara.
SIIATl,
77,
f.
:
SITA^NO'^,
(Tiravo-aiTia,
ov, of things, scarce, rare.
II.
pf. effiraKa.
airdau [a] aor. I Hairacra Ep. ffirdca : Med., aor. I faitaadfjirjv Ep. oiraad^rjv^
:
of persons, in want
97,
of, lacking, [a] (citavos, OTTOS) lack of corn or food.
Ep. part, oiravcrdfievos

ZcnrafffMi
etc.
:
Pass., aor. I
kairdaOrjv
pf.
to
II.
trirdpaYâ, ares, TO, (fnrapdffaa}) a piece torn off, a torn body, a shred. II. a rending, tearing. o-irapaYfxos, o, (ffrapaffeca) a rending, tearing, II. a convulsion, spasm. mangling. <y f. aor. I cnrapaercrco Att. -TTCO
:
:
rend.
or
in
3. to
draw, draw out or forth, of a sword, i. to tear, to pluck off" or out. tear or drag away: metaph. to draw
III. to
drag
:
aside, pervert.
draw
in,
suck
IV. to draw tight, pull the to drain, quaff. 2. of reins. angling, to pull up, catch ; hence prc-
(ffTrdo;)
to
;
tear
or rend in pieces,
mangle, Lat.
to
verl>.,
OVK
eo~7rao~e
lacerare
hair.
Med., anapaaffeatiai Kopas
tear one's
2. generally, to rend, cleave: metaph. to attack savagely.
motion.' of a bone.
ravrrj ye he took nothing by his V. in Pass, to be wrenched, dislocated,
'
o-iretv, aor. 2 inf.
of
CTTCU.
orirap-yavt^co,
From
(airapyavov} to swathe, wrap up. <rirapYavia>Tir]s, ov, o, a child in swaddling-clothes.

f.
tVcw,
o-JTio, Ep. for
O-TTCO,
aor. 2 imperat.
of
eirofjiai.
o-imos, TO, Ep. for
crireos.
2IIEIT A,
round
77,
Lat. spira, anything

2. in plur. the
wound or wrapped
'
o-irdp-yavov, TO, (o-Trd/yycu) a swaddling or swathing band: in pi. swaddling-clothes; and so, in Trag., remembrances of one's childhood, tokens by which a
a thing.
twisted folds or coils

3. in pi.
of a serpent (which Milton

also, the twists or coils
calls spires}.
of a
net.
4. GirfTpai fiueiai
persons extraction
crepundia.
is
discovered, Lat.
monumenta,
Hence
f.
o-irap-yavou,
wroj, to swathe in swaddling-clothes.
thongs or straps of ox-hide to strengthen the blow of the fist, the caestus. II. a body of soldiers, the Roman manipulus, iwo centuries: but also a cohort.'
645
t,
Dor. and Att. for
crireipeo-Kov, Ion. impf.

crircipTjSov,
o"iripT||Att,
OTT6pjxo-(})6pos, OP, (<T7rep;m, (ptpu} bearing seed. 2irpxts, o, the Spercheios or Spercbeus, a river of
Adv.
(<77re/pa)
in coils or spires.
Thessaly, the
o-ircpxvos,
Rapid (from
airtpxa}.
Dor. and Att. -ap,a, OTOS, TO, a wreath folded round, a fold, coil, spire.
CTTmpiov, TO, a
a.
o-rreipov, TO, (airefpa}
turapper, cloth,
o,
garment : Dim. of a cloth for wrapping about, 2. sail-cloth, canvas, garment.

light, thin
6v, (o-irepx^) hasty, rapid: generally, hasty, hot, violent. 2IIE'PXn,f.a;: aor. I pass. fairfpxOrjv: to drive, Pass, to movs rapidly or hastily, hasten, hurry on:
77,
to haste;
j
antpx cff ^ ai
pT/Liofs
to
(o"7rpa, figure or a circle, circular.
onrEip-ovxos,
fx03 )
containing a spiral
:
oars
pres. pass. part. aircpxofJifvos
ply rapidly with is used as Adj.,
2ITEITn,
:
f.
<Tjrepa)
aor. I foTrapa
to sow : pf. e<77rap/u : ffirfiprjv [a] 2. to sow or plant afield; 17 ffirfiseed or grain. the arable part of Egypt ; TTUVTOV pofJtevr] AfyvirTOS of lost labour, like oiTfipfiv to sow the sea, proverb, II. metaph. to engender Lat. serere arenam. or beget children : Pass, to spring to light, or be
Pass., aor. 2 I. to sow
of temhasty, rapid; of the mind, eager, vehement: per, to be hasty, hot; anfpx(09ai rivi to be angry
with one. driven rapidly.
o-ircoxrt,
II. intr.
in Act.
= Pass., to
rush or be
cnr<r0<u, aor. 2
inf.
Ep. dat.
f.
pi.
of crro/icu, as c\kGQa.i of ilx of arrios.

aor. i
:
1-
ISIIEY'Afl,
| '
airfiata:
tairfvaa, Ep. subj.

I.
1 pi. artfvffofJLfv (for -cu/i6j/)
pf. pass. e<rnfvcr[jia.i:
born.
to
III. to scatter like seed, fling,
throw about:
j j
spread a report:
Pass, to be scattered or dispersed.

I inf.
aor. I of of airevSw. crireKOvXaTcop, opos, 6, the Lat. speculator, a guard. ZSHE'NAiQ, f. airfiata: aor, I eVimaa Ep. crTrefaa: there are Pass., aor. I (airua0r)v pf. fffveiffâi also Ion. forms of the impf. and aor. I airevSfffKe, ffirciffaafff, and an Ep. 2 sing. pres. subj. ffirevdrjaQa: to pour out or offer a drink-offering to a god before drinking wine, Lat. libare, mostly with dat. of the
erireicra), fut.
:
<nm<rai, <mriaras, aor. <nrura(TK, Ion. 3 sing.
and
part, of airtvoca. airtvo<a.
urge on, press on, hasten, quicken : also to seek eagerly, strive after : to promote or further zeaII. intr. lously, to advance or forward a thing.
trans, to
to press on, hasten: to exert oneself, strive eagerly: to be eager or anxious to do a thing : also in Med. to
haste, hurry.
<nrvSo>jjiS, Dor. I plur. pres. subj. of airevSca. o"TTvo-TOv, verb. Adj. of o-Tj-et/Scu, one must hasten. (TiTTieo-cri, Ep. dat. pi. of o*7reos. <riTY]t, Ep. dat. sing, of oirtos.
crinf|Xaiov, TO, (OTTTCOS)
grotto, cave, pit, Lat. spc-
laeum.
\
god
to
whom
Aii, etc.
the libation was made, airevSfiv Qtois, The religious sense was not always reit
o-irfjXvY^, vjjos,
fj,
(aiieos)
= aiTTi\aiov,
in
II.
Lat. sfe-
lunca.
\
tained,
and sometimes
II.
means simply
f. o-jreiffofjiai
:
to
pour:
to
sprinkle.
Med.,
pf. effirfia/Jiai
j
to pour libations (which is also used in pass, sense) one with another, and since this was the custom in making treaties, to make a treaty, make peace : also absol. to make a treaty : c. ace., aireiaaaQai fiprjvrjv ffnciffaffdai dvaipriv to conclude a formal peace TUIV vKfuiv to make a truce so as to allow of taking
;
amonly Stos irfSioio through the far-stretched, broad plain. Sni'Zn, to pipe, chirp, of the shrill note of small birds, Lat. pipio.
es gen. fos,
2IH AH'2,
II. 754, 5td
2ni"0A ]y[H',
the
f],
thumb and
little
the space one can span between finger, a span, Lat. dodrans :
as a measure, about
I
7^
r),
inches.
SnrAA'S,
the sea dashes
cave.
doos,
:
up the dead.
a rock or crag against which generally, a stone : a hollow reck,

stain, spot:
nom. (rimes, gen. airtiovs, dat. ffTTTj'i, gen. pi. airflow, dat. aireaai and otii\Lat. SPECUS, a cave, cavern, grot. taffi
2IIE'O5, TO
:
Ep. forms
2ILTAO2,
mish.
o,
metaph. a
stain, ble-
Hence
pf. pass. eani\ojfj.at:
the seed or
<nrcp|jui, O.TOS, TO, (<nre/pa;) that which is sown, seed, 2. germ of anything ; in plur. seeds.
OPmXoo), f. uaca: contaminate.

atrivOrjp,
to stain, spot,
also of animals, seed, Lat. semen. II. metaph. seed, offspring, issue : also origin, descent, family.
i,
crinv9apiY, ijyos, a spark.
17,
and o-mvOapis,
/5cs,
r),
2IIIN6HT,
d-yopctfos,
\fKiOos, \dxavov, muAeo/ou) a
o-rnvos [i],
its
rjpos, o, a fpark, Lat. scintilla. 6, (<T7rt'cu) a small bird, so called
from
green-grocery market-woman.
<rirp|Jiatv&), (erTTfp/xa) to
shrill
piping note, commonly eaten at Athens, a
sow
metaph.
<7irppoXoYw,
seeds
:
f.
rjao:,
(<77Tfp/*oAo-yos)
to beget. to pick
kind offinch.
up
to babble.
Hence
picking up cnrrp/ôAcryos, o, a crow that 2. metaph. one who picks up
cnrepjioXoYia, 37, babbling, gossip. aircpjxo-XoYOS, or, (oWpyua, Ae-ycu)

seeds.
<nrXaYXvta>, f. aca, (ffir\dyxva) to eat the inwards or fiesh of a victim after a sacrifice. aor. I lo 7rA.a yx i/t ~ o"irXa.YX v fH' (U f- -(-GQi]Oo\ia.i
-
picks
up
II. as Subst., seeds, rook.
have
pity,
<nrXaYX vlor P-6s
Hence compassion or mercy. <5 a feeding the inwards of a vicII.
scraps of knowledge, an idle babbler.
tim, Dat. visceratio.
compassion.
646
o-irXd"yxvov Lat. viscera, the
2.
:
cnrXdy\vov
cntvpibiov.
j
or scattered o-iropdS-riv, Adv. (airopds, andpca') spread a sacrificial feast, Lat. visceratio. 3. about, Lat. passim, [a] o-iropds, ados, 77, (o"7Tt/>cu) scaftered, spread about : any of the inward parts, the bowels, also the womb. 4 ao also in at 2,iropdSes (sub. vrjaoi) the group of islands off the metaph. the heart, the seat of the feelings : to learn a man's west coast of Asia Minor. sing., dv8pbs anXayxvov tKfiaOciv imuard nature. airopevs, ecus, 6, (airopd) a sower. 2IIAH'N, 6, gen. air\r)v6s, the milt, spleen. criropijTos, o, (airopd) a sown field, corn-field : a See d^rjTos. = orroyyos, a sponge, Lat. spongia. 2. a sowing crop. a-itoyyid,, 77, with a sponge. f. taw, crir6p4ios, ov, (andpoj) sown, fit for sowing : TO (ffnoyyos*) to wipe a measure TO, Dim. of arruyyos, a small piece of atropifta the corn-fields : p-trpov an6pifj.ov
j
mostly in plur. air\dyxva, rd, inward parts, inwards, esp. the heart, and such inward parts as are fit for lungs, and liver,
spring, issue
in plur.
young
ones
Orj\vs ffiropd the
female race.
eating.
'
sponge.
of seed-corn.
Att. cr4>6-yYs, o, Lacon. for anov8rj.
e's,
2IIOTrO2
(TiroSd,
77,
a sponge. on ashes.
o-iropos,
<5,
(aireipo})
a sowing.
2.
seed-time.
II.
<nro8-euvirjs,
(airoSos, (vvrf} sleeping
o"iro8o, f. rjoca, (airoSvs) to beat off ashes or dust, to dust : hence to knock, smite, beat : Pass., airo8ov/j.vos vi(pdSi pelted by the storm; OTTOOOV^VOS irpus Trerpas dashed Against the rocks absol., arparbs Kaitais OTTOII. to eat Sovpevos an army handled roughly.
;
seed, produce, a crop. cnroi), in Scythian, an eye. 0"irov8d&>, f. -daofj.ai: aor. I eairov8aaa: pf. \yaov8ana Pass., aor. I eairovSdaBrjv : pf. tairovoao JMI :
:
I.
zealous or earnest serious or earnest,

earnestly
:
greedily, devour, gulp down. criroSid Ion. -ITJ, i), ((TTroSos) a heap of ashes: ashes. <riro8tôj, f. iaoj Att. to), (<T7ro8cs) to roast or bake in
the ashes.
II. to
17,
to
pursue
intr. to make haste, to be busy, absol. to speak seriously, to be II. trans, to do hastily or Pass. or follow up zealously :
to be earnestly or zealously pursued. o-rrovSaioXo-ytco, f. rjaca, to speak seriously, talk
on
burn
:
to ashes.
serious subjects
riously.
Pass, to be treated or discussed se-
SIIO'AO^,
of the dead.
ashes
II.
wood-ashes, embers: the ashes

III.
From
speaking
metaph., airodos Hence KV\IKOJV a soaker of cups, i. e. a drunkard. Med. to strew criroSoco, f. waca, to burn to ashes : with ashes. criroXds, dSos, r), a leathern garment, buff jerkin.
dust.
crirovBcuo-XoYos, ov, (ffnovSatos, \eyai)

seriously.
II. 2. good, excellent. of things, serious, grave, earnest, weighty : generally, excellent; anovSaios els uif/tv goodly, comely to look (For crroAds, from (TTeAAco.) also on. Coinp. and Sup. ffnovSaiorcpos, -oraros crirojxcvos, aor. 2 part. med. of cvro/zat. = arrov8rjs apxh, the beginning of irreg. Comp. and Sup. o~novb'aitffTepos) toraros. o-irovS-apxta, 77, the drink-offering or libation, the right of begin- Hence
i
o-iTovSaios, a, ov, (ffirovSfy zealous, in earnest, serious.
I.
of persons, busy,
ning
it.
,
cnrouSaicos, Adv. seriously, earnestly, carefully
o-irovSctos, a, ov, (airovorf) of, belonging to a drinkII. aitov8(Tos (sub. TTOVS), offering or libation.
6, in
Comp.
airov8aiorfpov, Sup.
anrov^-&pxi]^,ov,6,(aTtov8r),d.pxn)onewho canvasses Hence metre, a spondee, a foot consisting of two long eagerly for offices of state, a placeman. syllables, as rifjirj, so called because at onovoai slow <nrov8-apx8Tr|S,ov, 6, a comic Patronymic of o"7rot;5n. solemn melodies were used. dpx>js, Son of a Placeman, a mock prop. a drink-offering, libation, the ), 77, (cnrfVScu) _ o-irovSao-jxa, CLTOS, TO, (aTrovSaû) a thing eagerly _ wine which was poured out to the gods before drink- pursued, a study. o-rrovBacrreos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of airov8dca, to be ing, Lat. libatio : the libation made in concluding treaties of peace, covenants, etc. II. a-novoaoriov, one must 2. in plur. airovsought for zealously.
j
!
8ai, at,
a solemn treaty or truce, because such treaties were made with libations anovoal aKprjroi a truce made by pouring unmixed wine anovSds Tfjtvfiv (like opKia TffJiveiv) to conclude a treaty.
; ;
be anxious, be in earnest.
<rrrou8a<rrr)S, ov, 6,
O"rrovSif|,
77,
(anov8dai) a zealous supporter.
ovjrov8o-4>opos,
offerings
:
ov, (<nrovbr], fytpca) bringing drinkas Subst., ffirovSocpopos, 6, one who brings
(anruSoj) haste, speed, eagerness ; airovSy in haste, hastily; so also, Sid anovorjs, /card airovII. zeal, pains, earnestness ; anovSrjs agios OT}v.
worth pains
i.
dat. airovSr) as
i.
II. a proposals for a truce or treaty of peace. herald or officer who published the sacred truce of the Olympic and other games.
scarcely, hardly. burnings, rivalries.

dirb anovSfjs,
e.
Adv. with great trouble, anovoai in plur. heartseriousness;
III. earnestness,
ffnovSfjs, or airovSy, in earnest,
o-irovS-uXi],
,
7),
Att. a<pov8v\Tj, q. v.
[C]
seriously.
IV. zeal, regard for a person
/card
dren
(airtipca) a sowing : a begetting 2. seedtime. generation, birth.

r),
of chilII.
airovSds through regard of persons, through party

influence.
tbe seed sown.
2. that
which
is
born, seed, off-
airiipiSiov, TO,
Dim. of
anvpis, a hand-basket, [t]
(TTTVpiS<riri)pCs, tSos,
fj,
647
:
(ffveTpa) a round plaited basket
<rra0(ji6s, o,
with
irreg.
:
fish-basket.
i,
f inf. pass, of O-TO^G;. L, a drop, a liquid; Gray pa. aTos, TO, (ffrdfa)
aor. 2
ffraOpoi, of
(fffraftat)
pi. errafytd, rd, but also a standing-place, of farm-
yard buildings,
ters,
stable, stall, fold, like Lat.
stabulum
i.
from store: generally, a dwelling, abode.

lodgings for travellers or
in Persia,
quar-
rr,s dv6ejj.ovpyov, periphr. for
honey.
soldiers, Lat. statio:
araYwv, oôs, 77, (ffrdfa) a drop. arrdSaios, a, ov, (oTao^) standing erect or upright; Zyxn ffraSaia spears for close fight. o-rdSTjv, Adv. (i'arrjfj.i) in a standing posture, upright,
araOpoi were stations or stages on the royal road, where the king rested in travelling. 3. generally, a day's journey, day's march, mostly about 5 or 15 miles. II. an parasangs upright standing-
[a]
>8pafLoi)|jiai, irreg. fut. '
3,
of
post, the bearing pillar of the roof, the roof-tree; also the door-posts. III. a balance, pair of scales :
also,
to
run
in the stadium,
run a
race.
From
o-rdSio-BpojjLos, ov, (ardSiov, the stadium, running for a prize.
to
weight by the balance aradûv %x eiv rdXavrov be a talent in weight; absol. aradpuv Sird\avra
;
runnng n two
ardSia, rd;
talents in or by weight.
f. wffa), II. (ffTafyxos) to bring to the scale. esp. in aor. I (ara0u,a)(rdiJ.r)v, to conjecture, con1
<7Ta0jJi6c0,
a fixed standard of length, a stade, = 100 opyviai, i.e. 600 Greek or 6o6| English feet, about of a Roman mile ; fKarbv aradioKTiv apiaros, a hundred miles best ;' so, irXtw 77 araoio) \a\iffrfpos more talkative II. a race-course, because by a mile and more. that of Olympia was exactly a stade long: hence, dy(ovif<rOai ardSiov to run a race ; arddiov VIKOV to win a race : v\ivov ardSiov, a kind of chess-board.
'
ordStov [a], TO:
in plur. ardSioi, of, or
Med.,
clude or infer by or from a thing. cnraiTjv, 775, 77, aor. 2 opt. of forijut.
<rraip,v, crratTe, crraiev, Att. for
ijrf,
ara.irjiJ.sv,
arai-
2jTAr5
O-TCHCTOS,
arairjaav, aor. 2 opt. plur. of litmi/w. or O-TCUS, TO, gen. arairus, wheaten flour
into
77,
mixed and made

trraiTivos,
17,
ov, of
6v,
dough. Hence wheaten flour or dough. (ardfa) oozing out in drops,

ffrrjXrj.
trick-
crrdBtos
fast
:
[],, ov,
;
('iffrrj/At}
standing firm, standing

a close fight, a battle
stataria.
I.
ling, dropping.
steady
ffradir]
vfffîvrj
crrdXa,
77,
Dor. for
fought hand to hand, Lat.
pugna
i
crrdXa-yjJia, aros, TO,
(araXdfa} that which drops, a
STA'Zri,
fut.
ord^ca: aor.
e<rraa Ep. ffrda:

distil.
drop. \_ara\
(oraXd^cu) a dropping, dripping : a drop. crrdXacrcra), f.ca, and <rrd\d.V),tofall in drops, drop, blood ardfciv rcdpa ISpwri to have one's head drip- drip. II. trans, to let fall in drops, let drop, let fall. 2. to fall e. off, o-TdX-rjvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of ffr\\Q}. ping with sweat. g. of ripe fruit. o-rdOev, Aeol. for korddrfaav, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of crrdXis, tSos, r), Dor. crrdXij;, (iffrrjui") anything set but crraOev, aor, 1 pass. part. neut. [a] iffTtjfJ.1 up ; a pole or stake to which nets were fastened.
trans, to let drop, to fall
drop by drop,
II.
crTdXaYp-os,
intrans. to drop, fall in drops, drip; ard^fiv xcTpas dipaTi to have one's hands dripping or reeking with
;
also
= ffrd\ayfj,a,
o,
Ion. 77, ov, (iarr)iJLi) standing fast, fixed, steady : of liquids, congealed : also calm, still, of the sea ; araOepd, ^teo"77ft/3pia high noon, when the sun
o-Ta0pos, a
orTaX-ovp-yos, 6v, Dor. for <mr]X-,
(arrfK-rj, Zpyov*)
seems to stand
still in
the meridian
77
aradepd (sub.
yij), the solid earth.
From crrdOcvros, rj, 6v, scorched, burnt, fried. crrdOevw, f. GQJ, (araOepus) to scorch, burn, roast, fry. of iarrjfj.1. crrd0T|o-0|xcH, fut. pass,
arrd0u, Dor. for ffrrjOt, aor. 2 imperat. oftfTTijfu.
<TTa0[Jid(o,
f.
in Ep. dat. anything set upright: in plur. the ribs of a ship standing up from the keel, Lat. statumina; "iKpia dpapuv 6ap.tat arapivtoai having fitted planks to the close-set ribs. orajivtov, TO, Dim. of ardpvos, a wine-stoup.
pi.
ffra.fj.iveafft
:
marked, furnished with a gravestone. *<rrajj,iv or craps, ivos, T), only found
(I'arT] fj.i)
:
ardpivos,
:
o, also
off"
77,
(tarr]fj.i}
an earthen jar or
pi.
bottle
77170;,
(ardO^r))
II.
to
measure by rule
f.
for racking
Pass.,
with
fut.
med.
in pass, sense araOfirjaofjiai, to
be measured.
i
araO^dojât,
to
-Tjaoftai
aor.
wine, ajar, vase. crrdv, Aeol. for effrav, earrjcav, 3 aor. 2 part. neut. 2. i'ffTrjfu.
aor. 2
of
ffTa.Ofj.7)ffdfJiT)v:
Dep.:
hence
to calculate, estimate.
measure, prove by rule: i. metaph. to mea-
aTaV}is,
Dor. for <rrdo[jifv,

T),
fut. of
sure, estimate, judge of a thing.
a carpenter's line or rule:<rrd0jjLir], T), (i'o"T77/) proverb. ,-irapd Grd6p.r]v along the rule, by rule, straight, Lat. era? amussim ; also in bad sense, beside the rule,
II. wrongly: KOTO. ardOfj.r)v voeiv to guess aright. like ypafjifjirj, the line which bounds the race-course, III. metaph. order, law, Lat. norma. the goal.
(ffrdôj) a dropping. eras, ardaa, crrdv, aor. 2 part, of crrdcrida>, f. do*cu, (ffrdffis) intr. to rebel, revolt, rise one : generally, to quarrel, in rebellion, nvi
o-TaJlts, fas,
against
dispute; ffraaridfciv ^terdnvos to side with one against another: of states, to be divided into factions, be distracted by party strife.
!
<rrft(rt-apxos, o, ârdffts, apx*
orraOnovBe, Adv. to the standing-place, to the stall From homeiuards.
:
\
or
\
company :
the
) &e chief of a band head of a faction, leader of a sedi-
tious party.
48
(araaidâ) a raising of sedition. oracnacrjxos, crrao-uwmicos, 77, ov, (araaidfa} seditious.
o,
-STEI'BJL
OTa4>iiXi3, ioos,
grape-stealer.
r],
= <7Ta<pv\r],
ov,
6,
a bunch of grapes.
rcXoirti)
OTa4>v\o-K\oTri5Tjs,
(ara<pv\rj,
<TTacri(jLOs, ov,
, .
steady fixed tinuous song of the Chorus.

crrcuris [a], ecus,
77,
(ardais} standing, stationary, stable, 2. ardaifj-ov, TO, in Tragedy, a con-
cTTaxv^-TOftos, ov, (ordxvs,

corn, reaping-.
rffjLfiv)
cutting ears of
aTaxvK]-Tp6<j)os, ov, (ardxvs, T/>C</KU) nourishing (larafjiaC) a standing, the posture a position, post, station: a point of ears of corn. the compass, as, ardais TOV VOTOV, TTJS fj.ear}fj.<rT&xvf)-4) pos> v (GTayvs, (pepca) bearing ears of corn. 3. the state or condition in which a person ftpirjs. II. a party, company: esp. a party is, Lat. status. <TTaxi5-fJLT]Twp, opos, 77, (ordxys, ^rjrrjp) mother of ears of corn. 2. formed for political purposes, a faction, party. sedition, faction. orTaxvo-0pL, -rptxos, 6, f], (ardxvs, Qpi) with
ef standing.
2.
orax'uc-oTccJjavos, ov, (ardxvs, arefyavos) crowned but better orcurt-copos, o, (crTaats, wpa) watcher of with ears of corn. the station or fold. STA'XTS, vos, 6 pi. nom. and ace. ffrdxvfs, -as, contr. ardxys an ear of corn, Lat. spica. II. crrS(ruoTr)S, ov, o, (ffrdffis n) one of a party or faction, a partisan : in plur. the members of a party or generally, a plant : metaph. a scion, child. [<j-j
: :
OTTScrt-wSTjs, es, (crrao*S, e2(5os) seditious. ardais tv opei, a mountain-fold; or&cri-copov, TO,
leaves like ears
of corn.
Hence faction in a state, partisans, conspirators. <rracruimi<6s, 77, ov, inclined to faction, seditious. OTacrK, Ion. for Hffrr), 3 sing. aor. 2 of fo~T77fU. <rrao-u), Dor. for arrjaca, fut. of tarrj/^t.
aranqp,
77^05, 6, (i'arijui)
o-Top, TO, gen. arfdros [as trochee], contr.

arijros
:
<rrqfy,
hardfat, tallow, suet, Lat. sevum, (iarrj}j.C) : sebum ; opp. to TTI^\TJ soft fat, Lat. adeps.
<rteyd<d,
f.
daca,
= areyca,
to cover, protect
Pass.
to be covered; of a ship, to be decked. II. a any weight. coin of a certain weight, a stater, at Athens of silver, oreyavT], 77, (areyavos) a covering, [if] 2. called also rfrpdopaxpos, worth about 35. ^d. areyavos, 77, ov, (artyca) covered, sheathed : roofed 2. close- covered or over. later, a gold stater was current at Athens, worth 20 close-covering, waterII. Att. drachmae, = i6s. 3^.: the oldest were struck by proof. covering: confining, enclosing. Croesus in Lydia Darius Hystaspis struck them of Hence (TTeyavws, Adv. closely, through a covered or convery pure gold, called from htm Darics, ararTjpts fined passage : Comp. arfyavurepov, more closely. AapeiKoi, worth about ll. is. lOd. crrSTiti>, poet, for larrnj-i, to place : Pass. 1ara\uu, arcy-apxos, o, (areyrj, apxcu) master of the
:
II. intr. also in Act., to stand. II. orfiTiicos, 77, ov, (i'arijfJLi) causing to stand. skilled in weighing : 77 arariK-q (sub. r^xvif), Statics, the science which treats of the properties of bodies at
to stand.
house.
<TTeya(rp,a, aros, TO, (artydfa} anything which covers or shelters, a covering, roof, Lat. tectum. , verb. Adj. of arfydfa, one must cover.
77, (areyd^ca) fern Adj. that covers or serves for covering. <7Tyacrrpov, TO, (oTfyd^ca) a cover, wrapper. II. a crTeyt], 77, (areyci)) a roof, Lat. tectum.
,
rest,
opp. to Dynamics. oraros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of lar-qm, placed, standing ; araros ITTTTOS a stalled or stall-fed horse ; araruv
vdcap standing water. oraO, see 2, a.
covered place, a chamber,
trravpos,
in plur.
like
6, (i'anjfju)
an upright
II. the
a palisade.
es,
pale, stake or pole ; Cross.
like Lat. tecta, at home.
room: a tent. 2. in plur., a house, dwelling, abode ; Kara areyas

from ffreyavus, covered,
close,
o-Tavpo-<|>aW|S,
(o-Taupos, (pavrjvat)
appearing
oreyvos,
77,
oV, contr.
cross.
Adv.
vus.
water-light.
<TT6yvo-<j)VT|S, fs, (oTfyvos, (pvrj) of a thick nature. 2. an o-rcyos, eos, To, aryrj, a roof: a house. urn for the dead.
crra,vpo-$6pos,ov,(o~Tavp6s,(pepcu) bearing the cross. crravpow, f. &a<a, (aravpos) to fence by driving in

pales, to
crucify.
make a palisade round a Hence
place.
II. to
STETil,
wet:
tight.
f.
gca, to
<rravpo>p.a, CITOS, TO, a place fenced with a palisade: a palisade, stockade, Lat. vallum.
absol., vrjes
cover closely, so as to keep out ovotv areyovaai ships not waterkeep oft fend of:
2. generally, to
Med.,
II.
oravpcoo-ts,
crucifixion.
T),
(aravp6(a) a palisading.
II.
<rrac}>Cs, iSos,
77,
a dried grape, raisin,

77,
also darafpis.
II.
to keep off'rain from oneself. to cover, shelter, protect : to contain, hold. Pass, to be kept secret. hide, to keep secret :
areyeaOai onfipovs
2. to
III.
(Akin
to o~ra<f>v\T}.)
to
hold water ;
TO" /*T)
ariyov a leaky
vessel.
IV.
to tread,
STA^TfAH',
<jra<pv\rj, level itself;
a bunch of grapes. ths plummet of a carpenter's

ITTTTOI
parox.,
the
metaph.
level,
to sustain, bear, endure. 2TEI'Bn, fut. oT6ti//cu : aor. 2 Zar'iftov
ara(pv\r) tnl
v&rov
klaai horses
matched
in height
by
the level.
tread on, tread tinder foot ; crufiov kv fioOpoioiv ifj.ara they trod on the clothes in pits, to wash
.
oreu\a
cognato, to tread, walk; xP" v ffTfi&eiv to tread a measure, dance to tread, walk on a road, etc. Med. to go upon any one's track, to
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to fetch, bring, conduct a person to a place : in Med. sometimes, OTeXXtoOai Tiva to send
them.
i. c. ace.
so
one.
trace or hunt out.
to take in
orciXa, Ep. for effreiXa, aor. I of 0TeAA.a;. o-Tt\6ia Ion. -vr), 77, (oTtAAcv) the hole for the handle of an axe. Hence oTi\iov, TO, the handle or helve of an axe fitted
into the ffTfiXfid.
draw
in,
IV. as a nautical term, iffTia shorten sail : generally, to contract, withhold: Med. to avoid.
sail,
for aTtXXfiv
<rT6\p.covtat, at,
put round dogs

<TTp,|Aa, aTos,
when
(VeAa/t;i>) broad belts or girths, used to hunt wild beasts.
TO*, (o*Te<p(u)
anything to crown with,
a wreath, garland,
77,
0Tiv-avx'r)v, tvos, 6, narrow-necked.

5,
(ffTfivus Ion. for credos,
used,
it
came
chaplet, from wool being chiefly to mean the wool itself: in plur. crT6/t-
/xaTa, TO.,
a shrine decked with chaplets.
f. waa}, (o*Teju/za) to furnish, adorn with a wreath or chaplet. <TTp,<j>i5\ov, T<5, mostly used in plur. aTtfupvXa, fined space, a strait ; oretVcs ooov a narrow part of (aTCfijSa; aretjScy) olives already pressed, the mass of the way, a pass. II. metaph. press, straits, dis- pressed olives, oil-cake. tress, Lat. angustiae. OTCva/Yixa, CTOS, TO, (o"Tcra^cu) a groan, moaning. for ffTfvoca, = ffTfivoj. , (O-TCIVOS) Ion. OT6vay|i,6s, T), (oT/a(u) a groaning, moaning. to make strait, narrow or close, >, (oreti'os) <rrev<J,<o, f. agca, Frequentat. of OTtvo), to sigh much to straiten : Pass, to become strait, to be narrowed : or deeply, to groan, moan. II. trans, to bemoan, to be straitened for room. 2. to be full, be Hence bewail. <TTvaKTov, verb. Adj. one must groan. 3. metaph. to be straitened, hard pressed, thronged.
ov, Ion. for arcvo-iropos. O-TCIVOS, 77, ov, Ion. for arevos, narrow. <TTivos, eos, TO, (oretfcy) a narrow, close or con-
(TTep-jiaTooj,
distressed.
crTcvaKTos,
77,
ov,
(aTfvafa)
6,
77,
to be
sighed for, to be
orew-ctfTTos, Ion. for ffTevcairos. <TT6iop.6v, Ep. for aTWfjiev, I pi. aor. 2 subj. of lOTrjui. OTCipa Ion. -pf], T), (o*T6?pos) the stout beam of a
ship's keel, the cutwater, Lat. carina.
mourned: mournful.
<TTv-<vuxi)v, cvos, necked.
(GT^VUS, avxyv) narrow-
<TTipa, 77, pecul. fern, of o~T(ipos, barren. orcipos, a, ov, also os, ov, (o"Teppos, aTcpeos) barren,
Lat.
sterilis.
2TEI'Xil, f. aTdca: aor. I cffTetâ: to walk, go or come : to approach :

order, to march.
ffTeixfiv ooov to
2.
to
aor. 2 eo~Tixov: go in line or
sometimes
;
c.
ace. cognato,
to sigh, groan, bemoan, bewail, lament. <rrV(i,x w [&] lengthd. form foro~Tvaj, to sigh, groan, moan: metaph. of a torrent, etc.. to roar; of horses galloping, to breathe loudly ; (TTOO. OTtvaxovaa. the II. trans, to magazine groaning from fulness. bemoan, bewail, lament.
<rrvaxi<0, moan.
f-
iff03,
ffTcvaxca,
II. trans, to
go
a journey
also, avi)p oirXtTrjs
KXifjuiKos TrpoaayujSacrcts aTetêt
an armed
man
ad-
o-Tvo\o-Xo>, to talk subtly, raise nice points. From OT6vo-\(rx^S, ov, 6, (o*Tei/os, Xia\rf) a quibbler.
<TTv6-irop0|Aos, ov, (oTfVQS, Tropics) at or on a strait. <TTv6-iropos Ion. <rmv-, ov, (aT(v6s, Tropes) with
vances scaling-ladders. <TTta>, Ep. for O"TO>, aor. 2 subj. of i'ffTrjfu. aTcXed Ion. T|, 77, = aTetXar). <rr\6v, TO, = (TTdXetov, a handle. Hence areXeoo), f. wau, to fit with a handle or haft.
a narrow pass or outlet:

passes, defiles
;
TOL
aTfvoiropa,
narrow
or in the sea, straits, narrows.
crT\XT)-T6p.os, ov, (aTfXfx os Tffietv) cutting stems

>
or trunks.
2TE'AEXO2, TO, the crown of the root whence the trunk springs, the stump, Lat. codex: generally, a
Hence trunk, log, Lat.fustis. crrf\t\6(a, f. ajffca, to form a stem, to shoot out with. <7T6\C8tov, TO, Dim. of GTfXcov. cTTeXXw fut. oTcXw Ep. (TTcAecu aor. I IcrrctAa : pf. cCTTaAtfa : Pass., aor. 2 ecrTaXTjv [a] pf. 6araA: : :
Ion. oreivos, 77, ov, narrow, strait, Lat. kv GTfvff in a narrow compass : TO GTCVOV the strait (i. e. the Hellespont) ; TO. 0Tevd the straits, II. narrows : OTevrj, 77, a narrow strip of land.
5TENO'2
:
angustus
metaph.
close, cribbed, confined, scanty.
Comp. and
:
Sup. orevoVepos, -oVaTos, Ion. aTeivoTfpos, -oVaTOS but the regular forms ffTCvwTfpos, -WTO.TOS, also occur.
Hence
(TTcvos
trouble.
Ion.
<TTivos,
cos, TO,
strait,
difficulty,
fjiai
array
to set in order, plqpf. (GTaXp.^ : arrange, to furnish, equip, get ready : of a ship, to rig : or fit out; OToXov ffTftXai to fit out an armament : Med., GTciXaoOai to equip oneself, to put on clothes :
:
<TTVOTpOS, Comp. of ffTfVUS, i], 1>V. OTVOTT]S Ion. (TT61V-, TjTos, T), (aTcvos} narrowness,
straitness.
get ready, prepare : also to II. to despatch on an expeto despatch, send: Pass, to get ready for an dition,
be dressed, decked.
start,
Pass, to fit oneself out,
expedition,
travel.
set
2. intr. in
off": go, Act. to start, set forth.
hence
to
depart,
Ill,
<TTVO-x<opo, f. rjff<a, (ffrev6s, x&ptca) to crowd, II. intr. to be straitened or room. Hence pressed for room. crrevoxwpCa, 77, narrowness of space, a confined space, want of room. II. metaph. straits, difficulty*
straiten for
distress.
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<rrv6'u>,
f.
orei/oo)
art
s, (artpvov, rvirrjvai) of a beaten OTepvo-TiirT|S, Hence caused by beating the breast. o-TpvoTuma, i), a beating of the breast for grief,
wow, (arevos)
:
to
2TVTup,
a opos, o, Stentor,
make narrow. Greek at Troy, famous
breast,
for his loud voice
hence proverbially, a Stentor.
Ion. for arevos, narrow. crrevvypos, 77, ov, OTvo>, only used in pres. and impf., (arevos} to sigh, 2. transit, to bemoan, bewail, lament, groan, moan.
deplore. tTTCV-toTTos Ion. crreiv-oyiros, ov, (artvos, 6'^) narrow, straitened, strait, confined, Lat. arctus.
as Subst., areva)rr6s,
rj,
Lat. planctus.
crrepv-oOxos, ov, (artpvov, fx -^) with broad bosom, broad-swelling, of the plain at Athens.
3TETOMAI,
<rrepOTnf|,
?},
Pass.,
aor.
-2
kar^v
collat.
made form of
i,
arepeofjiai, to be deprived of, to be without, to be wanting in, to lack, want, Lat. carere.
a narrow way, by-way, Lat.
= do~Tfpoirr),
aarpairri,
a fiash of
light-
angiportus. OTCTTTOS, 17, ov, (ffrfQcu) crowned. a love-charm. o"T6pYT|0p o v, TO, (o*Tep7cu)
love, affection,
ning
II.
generally,
any flashing, dazzling
<TTpoir-T|-yp6Td,
light, glare. 6, (ffrfpoirrf, dyfipca) Aeol. for art-
poir7]ycptTr)s, collector
regard.
of lightning. 5Tep6iTT]S, ov, 6, (ffrepoirfj) Lightner,

crTCpo\|j, OTTOS, 6,
ij,
name
of one
a love-charm. cnipYT\\La,, aros, TO, (ffrtpyca) crrcpYottra, Dor. for ffrtpyovoa, part. fern, of
of the three Cyclopes.

(o"Tep07r^) lightning, fiashing,
:
Pass., aor. I \artpyQrfv
dazzling. pf. tartpyiMi crTeppo-yvios, ov, (arfppos, ^vlov} strong-limbed. = the mutual love of parents and children <7Tppos, a, ov, also 6s, 6v, arfpeos, stiff, firm, II. II. \solid: also strong, stout : of water, frozen. ral affection, as, between king and people. III. of countries, hard, stony, barren, Lat. sterilis. III. to be to be fond of, like, be pleased with. IV. metaph. s^, stubborn, obsticontent or satisfied, acquiesce; c. ace., ffrepyeiv rcL stiff with age.
:
2TE'Pm,
f.
aj
aor. I
:
eartpa
pf. i
:
evropya
of of any natuto love,
in the present irapovTO. to be content with, acquiesce state of things ; ortpyfiv rty rvpavvioa to bear with
note, cruel.
Hence
ro, a hide, skin. see arkpoûu.
2TETO2,
5TETn,
tyranny;
etc.
also
c,
dat.,
aripftiv
. .
roTs
,
IV. to pray, beg, entreat that

a,
2.
II.
irapovai, c. ace. et inf.
2TEPEO'5,
rigidus.
cruel.
6v,
stiff,
stark, firm, solid,
Lat.
metaph. stiff, stubborn, unrelenting, of bodies and quantities, solid, cubic ;
Hence crfpeos dpiOûs a cubic number. orepeoTTjS, 77x0$, 7), stiffness, firmness.
(orfpeos, tppfy) hard or firm of soul, stubborn-hearted. crTpc6o>, f. uffoj, (areptos) to make firm or strong :
crTp6o-<|)pctfv,
o-TCppws, Adv. stiffly, obstinately. and o-Tcp.ai, Epic Dep., used only in 3 sing. pres. impf. artvTai, arfvro, and in 3 pi. pres. or(vvrai c. inf. to make to stand on the spot : (1'arrjp.i) gestures or a show of doing something, to promise,
: :
engage or threaten to do.

<rr<J)avvvTai, Ion. for aretyavovvrat. that encircles, the <rT6<j>avr] [a], 77, (orecpaj) anything II. part head the brim of the helmet, a helmet. of a woman's head-dress, a diadem, coronal : geneIII. the brim or border of rally, a head-dress.
:
!
oôs, 6,
r),
to confirm.
<TT6pecr<u, aor. I inf. of ffrtpfoj.
2TEPE'Xl,fut. areprjffcoMt.ffrfpSj:
Ep.
inf. errepecrai
:
collat.
form
aor. I eoriprjoa, Pass, ortptonai, orepovfjutt, with arepofmi fut. med. orfp-fjoop-ai : aor. I
: :
to deprive, befar eprj /tat Pass, to be dereave, or rob a person of anything : II. to prived, bereaved, or robbed of anything.
pf. pass. korfpr]8r]v,
and
anything, brow of a hill, edge, verge : also the parapet or battlement of a wall. to plait <rT<|>&vir]'TT\OKCd, f. 7)001, (ffTetyavnnXoKos} wreaths or chaplets. From CTTCâvTjTrXoKtov, TO, the wreath-market.
<rr<j>avT|-irXoKos,
ov,
(ortfpavr),
7rA.ecu)
to
plaiting
take
a thing Pass, to have a thing taken away. 2. crTepecojjia, OTOS, TO, (oT(pe6(o) a solid body. a foundation, basis : metaph. steadfastness. 3. the
away
wreaths or chaplels.
o-T6<j>avr)<J>opo,
f.
-r]G<a,
(ffTf(pavT]<p6pos)
wear a
wreath or chaplet.
tory.
Hence
firmament of heaven. crTpus. Adv. of or fpf 6s, firmly, strongly, fast. crrpT]p.a, OTOS, TO, (ffTfpw) that which is taken
away, plunder, booty. orepirioTs, T), (arp4ca) privation, '
/ c \ <TT6pi]<ronat, fut. med. (with pass, sense) of o*Tfpccy. o-Tepttricco, Att. collat. form of
a wreath of vicore<}>avT]4>opia, 77, the wearing a crown. II. the right of wearing
a CTT64>avr)-<|>6pos, ov, (arffyavr), <f>fpoj) wearing crown or wreath, crowned, wreathed ; dyuv arc(f>avr]<f)6pos a
j-i
:
loss.
contest in which the prize
was a crown.
II.
crrepujjos,
solid.
77,
II.
77,
orepKTos,
lovely.
arfppos, firm, hard, women, barren. unfruitful 6v, verb. Adj. of ffrtpyw, to be loved,
ffrcpeos,
ov,
o*Tpe'cu.
in the Greek arf(pavrj(p6poi, ol, certain magistrates states who had the crowns when in right of wearing
office, as
the Archons at Athens.

:
of
crT4>avi&>, f. aw to crown. vos]

:
Dor. aor.
tart(f>avia
(aTetya-
oT<|>aviov, TO, Dim. of ffre<pavos.

T<5,
2TETNON,
the breast, chest.
2. the breast
orT<j>avto-Kos, 6,
Dim. of ortfyavos.
-ins,
loos, (ar4<f>avos)
as the seat of the affections, the heart.
[t], ov, o, fern,
of
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or consisting of a crown or wreath; arf(f>aviTr]s was a crown or arfajv a contest in which the prize wreath.
turning-post at the
orT<j>avos, 6, (aTffpQ}) that which encircles ; arf<paFrom II. a placard publicly. vos iro\ffj.oio the circling crowd of war. ITIS, tSos. (0^17X77) of or crown, wreath : the conqueror's wreath at the public O-TT]\ITT|S [f], ov, 6, fem. II. inscribed on a pillar, games, crown of victory: hence the prize, Lat. palma. like a block or pillar. These crowns were of leaves, viz., of wild thyme (tfo-^ placarded as infamous. <rrf|}Avcu, trrfjuev, Ep. aor. 2 inf. ofi<TTr)[u. TWOS) at the Olympic games, laurel (ocupvr]) at the
end of the race-course, Lat. meta : STT/ACU 'HparcXrjiai the pillars of Hercules. <rrr|Xt8iov, TO", Dim. of 0^17X77, a small monument, [t] <rnr)XiT6va>, f. oca, to inscribe on a aTrj\i], to post or
Pythian, parsley (<re\ivov) at the Nemean, ivy (ttiffaos) III. a crown as a badge of office, at the Isthmian.
public honours: hence a crown conferred on a citizen in token of public services. Cf. arttyavr).
<TT<j>av6(o,
i.tijffoi:
or
cmqixop-pSYtw, f- TITOI, (oT-qp.<av, payfjvai) to tear undo the threads of a warp. II. intr. to be torn
<rrif]|jui>v,
to shreds.
pf. zct.fffTf<pdv(aKa, pass. fffTf<pd-
loom
the
woof was
ovos, o, (iVT?7/xi) the warp in the upright called KpuKij. 2. a thread spun.
to put round as a crown : Pass. vajfiai : (arf(f>avos) : to be so put round; ircpl vijffov TTOVTOS laTftyavairat the sea lies round about the island. II. to wreath
orfjvcu, aor. 2 inf. ofiaTijfJLi. <rrfjp, TO, gen. ffTrjTcs, contr. for 0rcap, trTcaros, as K?jp for tctap : see aTfap.
.
with a crown, to crown

to
c. ace., <JTf<pavovv fvayy\ia ornfiptYH-o, aTOs, TO, (oTrjpifa) a support, prop, crown one for good tidings 2 = Lat. furca. Pass, to be crowned stay. or rewarded with a crown : Med. to crown oneself, (rrrjpiYp'OS, o, (ffTT)pi^ca~) a setting firmly, propping^ 2. to crown, honour. III. in supporting. win a crown. II. pass, a standing still, fixedness : Pass, also to wear a crown, as persons sacrificing, or steadfastness. magistrates in office. <rrr]piY(i, 17708, rj, (arripi^ca) a support, prop, stay. 2jTHPrZfl, f. iffcu aor. I faTrjpia Ep. o*Tfy/ufa oT<J>av-cS8T]S, $, (<TTt(pa.vos, ctSos) like a crown or
: :
wreath, wreathing, twisted.

o-T6<j>dvw(jia, O.TOS, TO, (aTf(pav6ca)
that
rounds or encompasses, a circlet. or wreath, as the prize of victory.

reward, honour, glory. <rrec|>avws, Dor. ace. pi. of aTe(pavos.
2.
which sura crown generally, a firmly

II.
3 sing, pf- faTrjpiyfjLai faTr}pix^f] v to set fast, make fast, prop, fix : plqpf. effT-fjpiKTo II. Pass, to be metaph. to confirm, establish.
Pass., aor.
i
: :
'
set or fixed, to stand fast, have a footing, be III. the Act. rooted to a spot, tarry, linger. also is intrans. to standfast or firm : to be joined or
to.
<rr<j>os,eos,To,((T7-c<a;) poet, for ffTt(pavos,
a crown, fastened
I
wreath.
<rri]cra,
Ep. for
HffTrjffa, aor. I
2TE'<j>n,
<j>0rjv
:
fa
aor- j fareiâ
:
Pass., aor.
\arkII.
<mfj(rojiai, fut.
<TTT|TTrf
med. of
i'ffTtjfjii.
pf. eare/i/ucu
to put
round as a crown.
to surround, encompass, encircle, to crown, wreath : Med. to crown oneself: Pass, to be crowned,
wreathed, garlanded. honour.
2.
generally, to crown, to
I
or o-TT)Ta, 77, Dor. for -)VVT]. <rrT|a>o%, Ep. for ffT&ai, 3 pi. aor. 2 subj. of To <TTi|3Sp6s, a, ov, (cTeifioj) close pressed, compact : thick, stout, sturdy : Comp. OTt&apwTfpos. Adv. -pus,
closely.
<rri|3a,s,
o-To|Av,
Ion. for
aT&pfv,
plur. aor.
2 subj. of
aSos,
litter
:
f),
leaves,
(oreiftoj) a bed of straw, rushes or also a mattress, pallet.

inf.
:
orf], Ion. for
<TTT),
3 sing. aor. 2
ortpeiv, aor. 2
of ore/jScu.
' :
<mf|Tjs, O~TY|T|, Ep. f r aT y s > ar Vi 2 2 subj. of i'ffTrjfJU. o-TT|0ecr4>t, Ep. dat. pi. of ffTrjOos.
crrfjOt, aor. 2
an ^ 3
sing- aor
OTi|3>,
to tread,
f.
Tjffoj
pf. pass. caripijfAai

TTCLV
(0T6tj3&0
imperat. of
IGTIJIJU.
<rrf]0o-p,\T|9, 6s, (aTijOos, /xt'Aos) singing with or from the breast.
iaTi07)Tai itfSov all the plain has been traversed, searched. a-rtfa [i],?7, (ffTfi&a}) frozen dew, rime, hoar-frost. a trodden or beaten zuay, a [t], o, (ffTet/3u)
walk upon;
ortôs
2THT0O2,
tus.
fo, TO, II. metaph. the

:
the
breast,
chest,
Lat.
i.
pece.
II. track, foot-path. arifrov on the track or trail.
track, footstep
III.
*CIT
a going, gait.
breast, the heart,
the
<TTIYVS,
ecus, 6,
(o"TtoO a brander.
feelings, affections
CTTTJKO>,
cf.
OTtpvov.
pf.
formed from taTrjKa,
of
iffTijfu,
used only
in pres., to stand.
2TH'AH Dor. o-raXa, f), an upright stone, a post : a block or post, Lat. cippus. II. a post or slab 2 bearing an inscription a monument, a grave-stone. a post or slab set up in a public place, inscribed with
, .
puncture of a pointed instrument, a brand-mark, a brand: generally, a mark, spot. From <mY|AaTTi<|>op>, to bear brand-marks. <TTtY}AaTt)-<J>6pos, ov, (aTiyfj.a, (plpca) bearing brandmarks.
CTTiYp-d, CTOS, TO, (ortâj) a prick or
(TTiYp-aTias,
ov,
6,
(orry/xa)
slave.
one
who has
:
been
decrees, etc. cording to treaty.

treaties,
hence, KUTCL T^V o~Tr]\r)v acIII.
branded
a runaway
a boundary-post
the
(aTifa) a prick, mark, puncture
a-mr
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thematical point, Lat. punctum. of time, a moment. : jot, tittle
II.
arojoia.
metaph. a
2TTZH,
inf.
f.
orica
to
aor. I
tona
pf. pass,
\ariy9ai:
to prick, puncture,
Lat.
pungere
:
j
down, a bed of leaves, etc. hence boughs or branches strewed on the ground. II. OTOiprj, 77, (ortifica) a stuffing, filling up. metaph. anything stuffed in, an expletive.
:
-,
.hence to tattoo : away slaves : also to
.mark; ariyâra
brand, of runbrand cattle with a distinctive ari&iv nvd to brand one with a
in, to
:
burn a mark
6v.,
= 'SrojiK6s.
itov,
!
TO,
post
:
2. to make spotted ; fia/frnpiq .ari&iv to mark. to Pass, to be spotted. beat black and blue .3. mark with a full stop, Lat. interpungere. (cnriKTOs, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of orifa, pricked, branded:
gnomon of the II. a first thrown by it.

:
the
Dim. of ororxos, a small upright sun-dial, or the shadow
lience marked, spotted, dappled. crriKTO-xpoos, ov, contr. -XP ovs,
ow,
;
(GTIKTQS,
Xpoos) with spotted skin.
beginning, first principle : a simple sound of the voice, as the first element of language. 2. rd oroixîa the simplest component parts : in physics, the primary matter, ele2. the elements of knowledge, rudiments. ments. <rroixJ, f. 770-0;, (CTTO?XOS) to stand in a line or II. to walk straight. rank, to stand in battle-order.
or element
orTOt X"TY o P* &) '
5TI'ABfl,
dorpaifds
f.
\fjo},
to shine, glitter, glisten

2.
ori\&etv
to shine,
^ 77'G;
>
(o"Tofxos, dyopfvca) to tell in
to flash lightning. to be bright or brilliant.
metaph.
:
5TI'AH
moment.
crrtXirvos,
*<rri|;,
77,
[r],
77,
a drop, Lat.
stilla
metaph. a
77,
ov, (0rtA/3cy) glittering, glistening.

j
only used in gen. sing. anxos, and in nom. ;and ace. plur. orix^s, arixo-s : see arixos. crrarros or crmirros, 77, ov, (areipca) trodden
regular order. (rroixtw, f. ioca, (oroixos) to set a row of poles with nets to drive the game into to set in order. (rrotxos, o, (o"Tetxco) a row, line, rank; em erroi'xou II. or AraT<i arofxov all in a row: of soldiers, a file. a line of poles with hunting-nets into which the gam
:
was
,a
driven.
o,
crToX-dpXT]S, ov,
fleet,
((TToAos, d'px&)
& commander of
down:
close-pressed, close, firm, solid, Lat. stipatus

stout.
cos, TO, (ffreifioa)
admiral.
77,
hence sturdy, tough,

aTi<J)OS,
close,
compact body
as Subst., tTToAds,
a body of men in close array ; vewv <rri<pos the array of the ships ; arTcpos Ttoii\oa.oQo.i to form a column.
crru|>p6s, d, 6v, (o"T6t jScy) close-pressed
:
close close
close,
com-
pact, solid, tough, stout. toiSos, o, (arixos, actStu) 3, ace. pi. of *o-Tt.
,
II. going in a body. a horseman s cloak. II. <rroXif|, 77, (o-TeAAcw) a fitting out, equipping. Lat. stola. clothing, dress, equipment: a garment, robe, CTToXtSoco, f. waoj, (o*ToAts) to draw on, put on : Med. to put on oneself, dress oneself in. aToXi8co(xa, arcs, TO, (o-ToAtSt'cu) a fold of a robe.
o-ToXds, dSos,
(o"TtAAoj)
r),
<
,a
verse-maker poet.
,
'
CTToXtScoTOS,
17,
6v, verb. Adj. of aToAtSocy, folded,
hanging in folds.
crroXio>, f. io~w, (o"ToAts) to make ready, trim, equip, Pass, to be equipped, armed. deck : CTToXtov, TO, Dim. -of oroXrj,a small or scanty gar-
(OT'LXOS) to
set,
Med. ffrixdoftai, Ep. 3 march in rows or ranks. CTTIX^S, at, pi. nom. of
sing. impf.
range, place in ranks : Icnôtavro, to
*ffri.
ment.
crroXts, /Sos, 77, (oroXrj) a garment, robe ; veftpwv aro\ibfs garments of fawn-skin. a nom. and ace. pi. arix^s, arixas, as if from an old cTToXurp-a, aTos, TO, (aToAtâ;) an equipment, dress : nom. ffri a row, line, rank.: a line of garment, mantle. (areix&) in plur. II. a line of writing, a soldiers, a row of trees. 0-ToXp.os, o, (o-T.cAAa;) a clothing, dressing:
crrixo-Ypaej)OS, ov, (oTt'xos, ypd(pca) writing verses. srrixS [*] o> there is also a gen. sing, arixos, and
: :
.verse.
<oro\p,oi, folds.
O-TIXOS, TT}S, gen.
from *ffri.
5TAErri'2,
to
t'Sos, 77,
remove the
oil
a sort of scraper, Lat. strigil, and dirt from the skin in the bath.
pillars, cus.
a place enclosed by 77, (iorrjp.1) a colonnade, piazza, cloister, Lat. portiII. at Athens this name belonged to various public buildings, a storehouse, magazine, warehouse,
erred, or <rroid, as,
o, (o-TeAAcw) an .equipment for warlike pura journey, voy.expedition by land or sea, age ; I8iy oroKca in a journey privately undertaken ; opp. to Koivy .ffr6\o) in a journey on behalf of the 2. the purpose or cause of a journey. state. 3.
o-ToXos,
poses,
an
that
fleet,
which
is
sent
on an expedition, an army, a
all
band, troop, company; Trponas >o"ToAos

II.
the
for corn.
2.
77
/3aatAetos
orod the court where the
people.
ship's beak.
dpxcav &a.ot\evs sat. 3. the Poecile, or painted Stoa : since Zeno of Citiurn and his successors taught in this piazza, this school of philosophers was called of f/c rijs arods or ~$rojiKoi, Stoics.
(TTOia,
77,
the mouth, Lat. os, o-TojJia .Aeol. crrujjia, OTOS, TO, oris ; also the whole face; sometimes used in pi. O-TOlM.ro,,
like Lat. ora,
of one person
km
orop.a on
one's face;
see o"Tod.
f.
crrotpdjoj,
i
ttSas,
daw, (aroi^r)) to pile or heap up. 77, (oref/Scw) anything trodden or pressed
ffro/jiaface to face: metaph., or6p.a 2. the mouth, TTToAe/zoto the very jaws of battle. tongue: speech, words, language: diro orofiaros
Kard
to speak by
word of mouth,
i.
e.
by memory;-
crro'/xapyos
avci ffr6fj.a or \v ffrSfian $xeiv to have always in one's mouth; Sici o*To/m fivai to be in people's mouths; II. fvbs ffTOfj.aTos, with one voice, all at once. the mottfh of a river, bay or sea, Lat. ostia, fauces : also a chasm or cleft in the earth any outlet or en:
trrpar^ytacov
<rrop0-TT|S, ov, 6, calmer. <rr6pv\>p,i, a later form of ffTopevvvfJU.
trro\a,ô\na,i,
pf.
f.
653
(aroplvvvfjii} one who lays low, a
-a.ffOfj.ai:
:
aor. I
:
med.
:
pass. tffToxf-fffMi
c.
c.
trance.
part, front ; of weapons, the point: the edge, point of a sword, Lat. acies: also the front ranks of the battle, the front ; oi airb
III. the foremost
shoot at,
to
gen.
ace.
Dep. (O-TOXO metaph. to aim at, seek

to surmise, conjecture.
to
am
or
%.
after.
guess,
CTOpaTos the front ranks ; aKpov 0ro/xa utmost verge of the towers.
vroYfl-arô., aros, TO, (erToxao/zt) irvpyojv the* at a mark, an arrow, javelin.

to guess,
a missile aimed
<TTO[i,-apYos Att. o-Tojxa\ grievous with the tongue, long-tongued, noisy, bab-
ov, aToyrafjLai able to hit : able shrewd, sagacious. Adj. KWS. 2TO'XO2, o, an aim, shot. i. a guess, conjecture.
,
bling, wearisome.
f. o"cy,
,
(aTpaôS)
(o"
to twist,
wind:
Med.
the
OTOp-aT-ovpyos, 6v, (<rroâ, *cp*f<u) making with the mouth, word-coining. orop-axos, 6, (cropia) the throat, gullet. 11. a small mouth. <7TO|i,u>v, TO, Dim. of trro^ta, the mouth of a vessel mouth of a cave, a cave, vault : III. a bridle-bit, bit. the socket of a bolt.
;
to turn oneself about,
waver,
loiter.
TP^T^j ovptca) retention of
urine, strangury.
Hence
to suffer
<TTpaYYvpiaco,
tion of the urine.
from
strangury or reten-
fut.
ffTao),
Lat. stringo, to
draw
OTOJXOCO,
f.
uff<a, (ffTOfja) to
gag.
metaph.
II. to furnish
to furnish with
to
with a a point or edge, steel, harden.

f.
stop the mouth, to muzzle, III. mouth or opening.

to
tight,
bind
tight, squeeze, compress.
make
into steel
<rrpctY, 57, gen. ffrpayyos, (arpayyca) that which oozes or is squeezed out, a drop.
trrpdirrto,
f.
iftw,
for dffTparrToj, to lighten.

o,
<rrojji,<J>(io>,
aa<a, (OTO/*<OS) to rant,
mouth
:'
me-
o-TpaT-dpXT|S, ov,
(arparos,
apx)
:
the general
of
taph. to talk big, vaunt.

<rr6fju|>a|j, O.KOS, 6,
-fj,
an army, a commander.
one who uses bom(TTpaT-apxos,
o, ffTparap'XTjs. crrpaTcia), ((TTpaTos) to encamp
(O"TO/Z</>OS)
bastic turgid words.
Pass, to lie en-
crrop-ôs,
o, (ffTOfj.a') lofty
phrases, bombast, rant.
crr6ji&>p,a, arcs, TO, (crTOftocy)
a mouth,
;
inlet.
a a hardening ffT6(juvffiv fx ov a mouth that has much mouthing or sharpness of tongue. (TTOV&X&U), f. rjffo}, (ffTovaxn} to groan, sigh; II. trans, to moan. sigh, groan over or for,
(TTojuocris, ecus,
fj,
thing,
(arop.6<a) a giving an edge to of iron into steel ffTo/jia
camped;: Ep. 3 pi. karparoojVTo. o-Tpareta Ion. -t]Ctj, -f], (ffrpar^ca) an expedifion, campaign; eirl ffTpareias- fTvai to be on foreign service; OIKOI Kal
at
vice,
Zirl
home and abroad:

warfare.
GTpardas, Lat. domi et militiae, in pi. campaigns, military ser-
the Warlike, epith. of Minerva. 17, fem. Adj. II. <TTpaT6V|xa, aTos, TO, (arpa.Ttii(a) an expedition.
o-Tpareia,
lament.
<rrovaXT[,
tf,
an armament, army
(ffrct>ax<u)
a company.
a groaning,
sighing, wail-
ing : in plur. groans, sighs. OTOvocis, ccro*a, (v, (OTOVOS) causing groans or sighs: generally, mournful, sad, wretched. crrovos, o, (arcvcj) a groaning, sighing, wailing. orovviij, t>x os o, like ovvg, a sharp point : a sharp
>
<rrpaT6tcrifxos, ov, (aTparfvai) belonging to or Jit for military service, serviceable.

crrpa,T6v<Tis,
TJ,
(o~TpaTCva)}
an
expedition.
instrument, knife, scissors.
<TTpaTVTcov, verb. Adj. one must march. From serve crrpaT\)(o, f. aca, (arparos] to serve in war, II. Dep. as a soldier : to take the field, march. <TrpaTvop,(u, f. med. arpaTcvffoiMi aor. I and pf.
:
crropY^, 77, (ffTffryou') love, affection, the natural affection of parents and children.
pass. fffTpaTfv6r]V, (ffTpa.TfviJ.ai
to take thefield, serve
2TOPE'NNT~MI
:
shortd. <rr6pvvfu,
fut.
by metath.
as a soldier; pf. pass. part. fffTpaTevpevos, having been a soldier.
CTTpwwvjJLi and crrpcovvuoa:
Att. CTTO/JO), ffTopfffo) also arpwcrca: aor. I (ffTopfffa, also farpojaa: pf. pass. to spread, spread out, stretch out, strew; fffTpojfj.ai \fX os <?Top( aai, Lat. lectum sterner e, to spread or make
<TTpaTt]Ytov, TO, incorrect form of ffTpaTrj-yiov. to be a general aTpaTT]Y*t<J, f. rjffoj, (ffTparrjyos}

c.
up a bed
to
strew with a thing, 6801'
fj.vpaivr}ffi <TTO*2.
II. gen. to be general o/an army, command. Hence c. ace. rei, to do a thing as general. the act of a general, esp. ft crTpaTTjYirjfJLa, OTOS, TO,
pfffat to streiv the road with myrtle-boughs. spread smooth, level ; oSbv ffropfaat to make
to
stratagem, piece of generalship.

nify,
a level low;
road, Lat.
viam
sternere:
metaph.
to level, lay
<rrpaT7)Yia Ion. -ti], post of a general,
"h*
command.
(ffTpaTijyos} the office, digi. the qualifica3. the time
also to level, calm, assuage. orop<rai, aor. I inf. of ffTOpfvvvfjLt.
tions of
a general, generalship.
of a
general's
pi.
command.
of
ffTpaTrjyeca, to
Dor. for ffropeaovffi, 3
fut.
of
o-Tpa-rrjYtAca, Desiderat. be general.
wish to
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GTparriyiKos
o-Tparo-TrcSov, TO, (o"rpaTos, TreSoj') the ground on which soldiers are encamped: STparoVeSa, TCI, as pr. n. a part of Egypt held on a military tenure. 2. generally, a camp, encampment, army encamped: an army. 3. a squadron of ships, fleet. ^TPA'TO'S, o, a camp, encamped army : generally, an army, host, armament. II. the soldiers as opp. to the chiefs, hence the commons, people. <rrpaTo<j>i, Ep. gen. of ffrpaTos.
crTpaTr]Yl K6s, "h, vv, (ffTpaTr]y<js} of or fit for a general: 77 ffTpaTrjjiKT] (sub. Te^r 7?)* or T<* ffTpa.Trjyi.Kd, II. fitted generalship, Lat. scienlia rei militaris. for command, versed in generalship, skilled in miliAdv. -KWS, like a general. tary matters. <rrpaTT)Y lov 5 TO, (ffTpaTijyos^) the general's tent, Lat.
praetorium: at Athens,
held their sittings.
the place
ll.
where
>
= OTpa.ToircSov,
the ten generals
a camp.
orTpaTTjY^s, ioos, fem. Adj. (o"TpaT77 yos) of a general; TrvAat ffTpaTtjyiSfs the door of the general's tent;
2TpaT-a>vtSt]S, ov,
6,
Comic patronymic
as if
from
vavs CTpaTrjyis the admiral's ship, the}?a_g--ship; and II. as Subst. a female so, 77 ffTparrjyis alone. commander or general. orpaT-TjYos, o, (orparbs, d'yca} the leader or com-
~2,TpaT-wVTjs (crrpaTos, wi'eo/xat) a dealer in armies. orpacjjcts, crTpac^tjvav, aor. 2 pass. part, and inf. of
aTpa<J>0is, aor.
I pass. part,
of ffTp<pcu.
mander of an army, a general: also the commander of <TTpJ3\T), T), (o~Tpe/3\os) an instrument for winding, a windlass: a screw, press. a fleet, an admiral. II. at Athens, 01 aTpaTrjyoi II. an instrument
were ten general
officers elected by
yearly vote to comthe
mand
the
army and navy, and conduct
war-de-
III. aTpaTTjybs VJTO.TOS the partment. Consul ; ffrpaTrjyus alone, the Praetor.
Roman
of torture, rack. <TTp|3X6s, 77, uv, (aTp(pca) twisted, bowed, distorted. crTpepXoco, f. wrrca, (o"TpfjS\os) to strain with a windII. to wrench, lass, to screiv up, tighten, make taut. dislocate : hence to stretch on the rack, wrench, rack,
Ion. for oT/xrrcta. <TTpSTT]Xaarta Ion. -It), 77, an

orpaTirjiT),
77,
expedition,
cam-
torture
Pass, to be racked, wrenched, tortured.
paign.
II.
the
army
to
itself.
From
into the field:
(TTpfJi|xa, axes, TO, (aTpe<pca) that
which
is
twisted
aTpaTTjXfiTCto,
f. 770*0;,
lead an army
lead,
or dislocated: a sprain.
(TTpeirT-ai.'YXos,
77,
to take the field. gen. ; also c. dat.
II. trans, to
command,
c.
cv,
(o"T/>e<cy,
at'-yA.?;)
whirling*
From
bright.
OTpoT-ijXaTTis [a], ov, 6, (crrpaTos, IXaiVcu) a leader of an army, a general, commander. orpaTui Ion. -IT), 77, (<TTpaTos) an army, armament: II. ffTpaTeia, an generally, a company, band.
expedition.
o-Tpcirr^p, T^pos, o, (aTp^ca) anything which turns, one of the vertebrae of the neck : also a socket.
o-Tpcirros, 77, uv, also os, oV, verb. Adj. of crrpe^xy, easily bent or twisted, pliant ; ffrpeirTos yiTuv a flex, ible coat, i.e. a shirt of chain-armour or mail: pliant,
Hence
2. as Subst., ffTpeirTos (sub. KVK\OS), o, a arpaTi-apxcs, o, = ffTpaTapx^s, a general. supple. (TTpdnos, ov, (o"TpaTos) of, belonging to an army or collar of twisted or linked metal, Lat. torques : aTpeII. metaph. to be bent or expedition, warlike : GTpaTiov as Adv., valiantly. TITO., TO,, necklaces. crrpaTtu>TTf]S, ou, o, (o-rpcma) a citizen on military turned, to be wrought upon; crrpeTTTr) yXuiffffa a glib, service : a soldier. Hence III. bent, curved. pliant tongue. crrpaTiamKos, 77, ov, of or for soldiers : TO ffTpacrTp6TTTc-4>6pos, ov, (cTTpCTTTos, (ptpof) ivearing a cuv (sub. dpyvpiov), the pay of the forces ; TO collar or necklace, Lat. torquatus. 6v (sub. ir\r)dos} the soldiery; T& mpaOTpevycp-at, Pass. (aTpaôS) to be squeezed or d (sub. TrpdyftaTo) military affairs. ^-fit, pressed out : to be drained of strength, exhausted, suited for a soldier or military service. Hence grow weary, to be worn out. orpaTicoTtKuis, Adv. in military style, like soldiers ; <TTp(})6-Stvco>, f. Tâcy, (o*Tpe0ey, Sivtoj) to spin or Comp., 0Tpa.TtojTtKajTpov vapeffKevdaOai to be fitted whirl a thing round: Pass, to be whirled, to spin out more like transport-ships. round and round. <7*rpaTiams, i8os, fem. of aTpa-TtojTrjs, a female sol<TTpe4>06ts, aor. I pass. part, of cnpk^xa.
dier
as fem. Adj. martial.

77,
2. ffTpaTiorris (sub.
STPE'^fl,
HffTpocpa.
:
f.
y/ca
aor. I eo-rpeâ Ep. ffTptya

i
pf.
:.
vavs\
army,
to the
a troop-ship, transport.
f.
Pass., aor.
fffTpftpOrfV
Dor.
effTpd<f)(h]v
orTpaTO-Xc>YiJ,
0-TpaTo-p.avTis,
-fjaca,
(cnpaTus, Xe^cy) to levy an

(OTpaTus, (JMVTIS) a prophet
enlist soldiers.
cus, 6,
aor. 2 (ffTpd(f>r)v [a] : pf. 0"Tpa/ât. A. Act. to twist, turn, bend; fnirovs GTpefpeiv to turn cr guide horses: to wheel soldiers round. II.
to
to twist a
army.
OTTpaTOTr68-apXT]S, ov,
commander of
ment :
turn about: to change, alter: also to pervert. III. rope to twist, torture, torment : also of IV. metaph. wresllers, to twist the adversary back. to turn over in one's mind, revolve. V. to divert 77, and an encamp- from the right course, embezzle, intercept. VI. >, 77, an encamping : also the station From a fleet. in same sense as Pass., to turn or wheel about. intrans., of ~ also as Dep. E. Pass, and Med. to twist or turn oneself, to turn vco, to encamp, take round about, toss to and fro : absol. to turn back ; to up a position.
b, (ffTpaToirfScv, d'pxcv) the the praetorian guards at Rome.
:
(TTvydvwp.
turn
655
of the heavenly bodies, to revolve, ^> orpocjxiXiY!;, <yy s (arpo<paXi^<a) a whirl, 2. metaph., ffrpocpas arpttyeaOai to twist circle. eddy, [a] about, like a wrestler trying to elude the grasp of an o-TpoâXCô), a lengthd. form of ffrpefpo), to turn adversary, to shuffle, evade; irdaas arpocpas arpc- qidckly ; i^Xaitara. aTpo<pa\ieiv to whirl the spindle. <pfffOai to twist every way, practise every kind of crrpofy&s, doos, 6, 77, (o*Tpe0a;) whirling, circling; apKTOV ffrpocpaSfs Ke\fv9oi the Bear's circling paths. evasion. 3. c. gen., arpffpfaOai nvos to turn II. to attach oneself, stick 2. oneself to, attend to. <jTpo-j>iov, TO, (arpecpQ}) a twisted noose, cord. a wooden windlass. III. of limbs, to be twisted, disloclose, adhere. cated. IV. to roam about : of things, to be rifet* <TTpo<}>evs, 6o;s, o, (ffrpf(p(a) one of the vertebrae. II. the socket in which the pivot of a door orptij/acrKov, 3 pi. Ion. aor. I of arptfyca.
flee
: 5,
and
foos,
T),
f.
(arpccfxa)
77(70;,
a turning, twisting.
moves
cf.
aTp6(piy.
?J,
pervert justice. <rrpv|fo8iKo-iravo'up YIO-, 17, (ffrpcif/o5iKfw, iravovpyia) cunning villany in the perversion of justice. 2TPHNH'2, fs, rough, harsh, grating.
have the colic. a turning : a turning round, 2. a twist, a slippery trick. 3. circling, rolling. in Music, a twist or turn. II. the dancing of the Chorus towards one side of the 6pxno"rpa hence crrpTjviato, f. ao*a; [aj, (arpffvos} to riot, to wax also the song sting during this evolution, the strophe, wanton. to which the avTiffrpotyri answers. orpTjvos, cos, TO, (ffTprjvrjsJ excess of strength : in<rrpo<J>iY, tyyos, 6, (ffTpc<pca} the pivot or axle en which a body turns. 2. orpotyiyyes were pivots sttnk solence, wantonness. 3. oTpi|JtXiKiY, Comic word, the very least fraction or in sockets, which served as hinges; cf. o*Tpo<pvs.
-8uci>,
<TTpo<J>0,
crTpo<|>T|,
:
or (arptfyo), SiKrj) to twist
= <TTp((f>, f. 770*0;, (o*Tpo/3os) a top: to make giddy, dizzy: Pass., with fut. med. arpoPriaofMi, to spin round and round. Hence orpo|3T|T6s, 77, 6v, whirled round or about.
like
orrpocîov, TO, Dim. of arpotpos, a band or girdle worn by women round the head or round the breast.
<TTp6<J>us, tos,
T),
(o*Tp6^>o;)
a twisting, slippery fellow,
arpocpiov, a band, girdle. po<f>Cs, tSos, 77, o-Tpo<j>o-8iv0|xcu, Pass, (arpotyos, SlvtofMi) to wheel
0Tpo|3l\C(i>,
crrp6{3iXos,
f.
to"o;,
(o*T/>o)3tAo$) to twist about.
eddying round, of
birds.
o,
(oTpojSeo;)
round or spins: a top : a fir-cone, pine-cone.
anything which whirls hence, from likeness of shape, 2. a whirlwind. 3. a
<TTpo<}>os, o, ((TTpe^cu)
a twisted band, a
belt
a cord,
whirling dance, pirouette. <rrpoplX6s, 77, ov, (o*TpOj3y) spinning, whirling.

orTpoplXwSirjs, fs, (ffTp6&i\os, clSos) like cone.
,
II. a twisting of 2. a swaddling-band. rope. the bowels, colic, Lat. tormina. 2rpv|xovCas Ion. -Cir]S, o, a wind blowing from the wind. Thracian river Strymon, i. e. a
NNE.
a pine-
From STptJjAovios, a, ov, of the Strymon. Srpvjxcov, oVos, o, the Strymon, a river in Thrace.
taste.
o, (o"Tpe</>o>)
<npoyyv\\(o, (orpo'yyvA.os)
a whirling round. to round off":

ship,
to twirl.
OTpOYY^Xos
[v],
77,
ov, (ffrpafyca) round,
arpoyyv\i] vavs a merchant
from
its
rounded; <rrpcop.a, round for lying or
to the OTpv<|>v6s, ov, (ffTpv<pca) sour, harsh, rough II. metaph. sour, harsh, austere, morose. aTos, TO", (ffTpwvvvfJ.i') anything spread out
sitting
upon
in pi. the
bed and bed-
shape, opp. to the long ship of war (fMiKpa, vavs}, Lat. navis longa. II. metaph. well-rounded, neat, terse. o-Tpop.peo>, f. 770*0;, (ffTp6fi/3os) ffTpo(3t&>, to whirl.
clothes, mattress,
<rTpwjjiaT6-86vT|Jiov,
bedding, Lat. vestis stragula. TO, (<fTpu)fj.a, Sfoyxos) a sack in
which slaves tied up the bed-clothes.

one who <TTpa>p,a,TO-<J>ijXa|, a/cos, o, (ffrpufM, <pv\a) has the care of the bedding. bedoTp&>|ivT|, T), a bed spread out: a bed, mattress,
ding.
orpop.pT)86v, Adv. (o*Tpo/zj3y) spinning like a ball. <rrp6p,|3os, o, (arpifpoi) anything whirled round, a
top.
2. a spiral shell. oPTpov06ios, a, ov, (arpovOoi) of or for small birds: ffrpovOfiov p.r)\ov a quince.
From
:
orpovOiov, TO, Dim. of arpovOus, a young sparrow. 5TPOT0O'5, o, also T), any small bird, esp. a
II. any bird, as an o pcyas sparrow. eagle : arpovBos the large bird, the ostrich, called arpovQos Karayaios from its running along the ground also
:
simply ffrpovOos
(77).
crrpo4>atos, a, ov, (ffrpocprj') cunning, versatile; also name of (from arpo^cvs) standing at the door-post : Mercury, in both senses.
f. orpwaa), formed by v. <jTOptvvvp.t. metath. from aropvvp.i, ffropevvvfjii trrpwcrov, aor. I imperat. of ffrpuvvvfii. oTpwros, 77, ov, (ffTpuvvvju} spread, laid, covered, Lat. stratus, of bed-furniture. for cTTpoxjxico, Ion. Frequent, of ffrpecpoj, as rpcarroca to turn constantly, keep whirling or winding : rpfirca: Pass, to turn oneself about, like Lat. versari, to stay or dwell in a place.
orpwvvvpa and orpowuco,
man
crrvY-tivcop [d], opos, o, or men in general.
T),
((TTfyea;, &v?ip) hating
the
656
orityepos, " ov (<*Tvyc<a) hated, abominated, hateful, loathsome : c. dat. bearing malice or hatred towards a man. d <rruY 6 P~ * inl s es an o'TVY^p-coiros, w, (ffrtryepos, w^) wiV& batefid look : hateful. <mrypais, Adv. of aTvyepos, to one's sorrow,
>
'
j
rudely, clouds
shake,
smite
of the wind, to scatter the
< >
>
>
generally, to treat roughly, maltreat. <TTV<|>X6s, 17, ov, also os, 6v, (GTVfpca) close, solid, 2. metaph. harsh, tough : of flavour, sour, acid.
:
crabbed, cruel.
o-TV<|)X6s,
6v, also
2.
i\,
6v,
shortd.
from aTvtp(\u$,
*
miserably.
hard, rugged.
: :
rough, stern.
irrvytw, f. rjaoj aor. I effTvyrjaa also (as if from aor. 2 ecrrvaTvyoj), aor. I eaTva, opt. aTva,ifii to hate, 'yop : fut. 2 pass. ffTuyfjaofuti : (o-rvyos) abominate, abhor, loathe: stronger than piaio), to ex'.
OTCÔ-KOITOS,
stick.
ov, (ffTvnos, KoiTTOj) striking with
press abhorrence.
II. to
make
object,
hateful or horrid.
O-TWI|)I>, f. if/<a, to contract, draw together: of am astringent taste, in Pass., \ti\ta. aTvtpOeis having one's lips drawn in. [v]
Hence
abomination. [i5] 6s, ov, (o*Tfyea>) hated, abominated, loathed:
i,
o-TCtfd,
17,
Dor. for <rrod.
O.TOS, TO,
a hated
hateful. 2jTUY los > a, ov, also os, ov, the nether world, Stygian.
or like a colonnade or rj, ov, (ffrod) of II. Stoic, of or portico. belonging to the Stoics or their system : STOW/COS, 6, a Stoic.
(TTuiKos,
(2ru) of
II.
the Styx or
<TTa)|AvX0,
arcop-vXCa,
= OTcap.v\\<a.
f),
Hence
aTvyrjTos. [if] o-rvYvac0, f. aa<a, (aTvyvos) to be sad or gloomy, to be of sad countenance.
wordiness, chattering, gossip. ovra>|JiiiXio-<rvXXKTa,87)S, ov, o, (aTajfj.v\ia, av\Xey<a)
a gossip-monger.
o-TO)|xtJXXo> or as Dep. (rrcofxtiXXofjiat, (o-rwftvXos) to be talkative, to chatter, prate : in good sense, to
<TTvyv&s,
hostile.
r),
6v, (orvyecu) hated, abhorred, hateful,

II.
sad, gloomy, Lat. tristis
neut.,
ffTvyvov as Adv., gloomily.
talk, converse.
oruYvoo),
waoa, (aTvyvos) to make Pass, to be or become gloomy.

f.
sad or gloomy:
<rri;Y~8|JLvos, ov, (aTvyfca, oeftviov) hating the

riage-bed.
mar-
orcu/wAta, chattering : of pero-Twp.vX|Jia, aros,ro, sons, a gossip, chatterer. ov, (aTop.a) mouthy, wordy, talkative, gossiping : also fluent. \y\
CTTVYOS,
fos,
TO,
(aTvyica)
II.
hatred,
gloom, horror.
mination, [u]
an
object of hatred,
abhorrence : an abo-
5T'
2nd
Dor. TT', Lat.

:
TU,
:
THOU;
subst. Pron. of
beam
2. a post, pale, a o, a pillar : also, or mast of a ship. <rrtiX6co, f. uaoj, (oTuAos) to support with pillars. <rrti|xa [0], arcs, TO, Aeol. for trro/ia.
5TT~AO2,
Ep. nom. TUVK] gen. o~ou, dat. o*ot, ace. a, enclit. aov, aoi, ae. There are also Ep. forms of gen. afv, aeo, aeio, ai&ev, enclit. aev, aco : Dor. T(V, Aeol. and Dor. rarely reo, lengthd. TCOV and reoro Ion. and Ep. dat. rot Dor. TCIV and TCVS, Tfovs.
pers.
: ;
riv.
Dor. ace. Tf,

a<f>cacv,
enclit.
TV.
pi.
Dual
vjjieis,
o*4>ui,
gen. ^TVJOS, the Styx, i. e. the Hateful, Horrible, a river of the nether world, by which the II. gods in Homer swore their most sacred oaths.
TI,
STT'S,
gen. and dat.

vp.iv, vfjtas,
a(j>$v
vpjv,
vfiiv
atyw or
:
Ep.
ta,
vfjtcas.
r/,
(avs, aypa) a boar-hunt,
hated, an abomination. <rruai|u, aor. I opt. of aTvytoj. aTurreiov or a-TVUTrctov, TO, like aTvnrj, tow, coarse flax or hemp : a rope or halter made of it.
that
which
is
o, (avs, cryptx)
one who hunts wild boars.
Ae<w) a
OTVireuo-irwXi^s or (rruinr-, ov, 6, (aTvtreTov, hemp or rope-seller.
irca-
2t>f3apCa>, f. iaca, to live like a Sybarite, i. e. luxFrom uriously, effeminately. 2vj3apis [6], gen. teas, Ion. tos, 57, Sybaris, a city of Magna Graecia, on a river of the same name, noted
for luxury.
STT'IIH,
17,
tow,
the
coarse part
of flax
or
2u|3dpiTT)S
[i], ov, 6,
(SvjSapts)
a Sybarite: a luxu-
hemp, [u] aTuiros, eos, TO, also a stick. [iJ]
rious liver, voluptuary.

(ffTV(p<u)
a stem, stump, Lat.

rj,
stipes
2v(3apiTiKos, 17, ov, (S,vfiapis) of or like to Sybaris. 2vj3dpLTLs, tSos, fem. of SujSaptr^s, a woman of
Sybaris.
<rti|3T|VT], r),
<mmn)pOa
alum
:
Ion. -Ctj (sub. 777), strictly fern, of
an astringent
salt,
a flute-case.
o"TUirTT|pios, a, ov, (aTVfpca) binding, astringent. artipaKtov, TO, Dim. of aTvpa. [a] 2TT'PAH, atcos, 6, the spike at the butt end of a
spear-shaft.
[D]
f},
<rij-|36<ri.ov,
(Deriv. uncertain.) or rather <rv-fio<r*iov, TO, (avs, @6aKaj)
a herd of swine. II. a pigsty. 2v-|3oTa [#], TO, (avs, /SoaKca) the name of some islets near Corcyra, and spots on the mainland opposite
;
the
the shrub ^TT'PAH, &KOS, gum called storax. [C]

o,
or tree which yields
originally, swine-pastures.
(rv-fi6rf]S
and
erv-|3wTi)S,
<
ov,
6,
(avs, /Soovro;) a
orCêXiYp-os,
crrt;<J><:XCa>,
f.
a striking, beating, pushing about;
swineherd.
generally, ill-usage.
cy,
From
(aTV(pe\6s)
to
thrust or
push
married, wedded
trvY-Yoip-os, ov, (avv, ya/xccu) united in : as Subst., avyyaôs, 6,
marriage, a bus17,
657
or wife: 2. sharing the marriage-bed; in plur. of rival wives. " U Y"Y ^T<OV ovos ) o, 77, (ovv, yeircuv} bordering on.
<ruy-yt\a.(i),
f'
land
GffofMi, (ovv, ycXaoj) to
laugh with
<ri>YYpap-p.a, arcs, r6, (ffvyypa<f>oj) that which is noted or written down, a written paper or document : a writing, book : a prose work. crt)YYp5c|)iJS, fojs, 6, (ovyypa.(f>Qj) one who writes
cr together.
(ovyyevr)$) connexion by descent or 2. kinsfolk, kin, family. family, relationship, kin.
oiryYveia,
77,
<r\iyyVfcrQai, aor. 2 inf. of avyyiyvopai. cruYY 6V * Tl P a ~n> a common mother : fern, of
down, one who collects historical facts, an historian : II. ffvyypagenerally, a prose-writer, author. <p(is, ol, commissioners appointed at Athens in the Peloponnesian war to consider any suggested alterations of the Constitution.
<rvyypa,<$r(\,
rj,
<ruY~Y V * TTl s ' oy o,(o~vv, yevfffOat) a common father. <rvy-yw{\s, es, (ovv, yeveoOai) born with, congenital, II. of the same stock, descent natural, inborn.
'
(ovyypa<pca)
that which
is
a writing or noting
written, a book, a his-
down.
tory.
2.
II.
or family, akin: oi ffvyyevefs kinsfolk, kinsmen
TO
ment.
III.
2. meovyyVfs, ffvyyev(ta, kin, relationship. taph. of the same sort or kind, resembling : fitting, proper, natural. <ruYY vlK s "h, ov, (ovyytvris) becoming or like kins>
a written contract, a covenant, engagework done by contract.
a-uyypa.fyiK.o'S, 77, ov, given to writing history. From <rvy-yp6.$<t), f. jf/oj, to write or note down, Lat. conscribere : to describe. II. to compose or comj
pile
j
a work, Lat. componere
c. ace., iro\ffj.ov
vy-
men.
Adv. -KWS,
like kinsfolk.
<rvy-ytp<av,ovTo$,6,(ovv, ytpow) a fellow in old age. vvyyewpytd), f. 77^0;, to be a fellow-labourer. From
ypatpeiv to write the history of the compose or write in prose.
war
generally, to
to
III.
draw a
con-
written
tract.
contract
2. to
o-UY-Y
"
to
PY
s' "
( ff tv,
ytapyos') a fellow-labourer in
Med. to settle by draw up a resolution.

:
>
written
IV. to
{be fields. OoJ i to rejoice with. CTvy-YTipdcrKa), f. doofiai [a], to grow old together
^'
"h
paint by contract.
<ru Y~Y v lJLV<* a) ^ affoj to exercise with. <ruY-KaOaipi> Ion. Karaipeco, f. -f)O, f. ffca, to join in arranging or
:
u Y"Y11^' to
with.
ov, (ovv, yfipas) growing old together. later -yivoâi [I] : fut. -yevrjaoifjwu
5,
pai
ivith,
to be with, live with,

i. to
hold communication or associate hold intercourse with, converse

to assist.
3. absol. to
with.
come
!)
come
:
together, meet. cruY-Y L Yv " a K

"
later -YIVCO<TK<O
:
f.
:
ovyyvajo'ofj.ai
aor. 2
avvfyvow
pf.
agree with, hold the

consent, agree.
to think with, avveyvwna same sentiments with; absol. to
burying. to sit Med.:. <T\jy-Ka.Qfo\La.i, fut. -tea9eoovfjiai with or together. Ion. <ruY~ Ka>T ^PY tl) to shut up or encrvy-KaQ^Lpyut close with others. or\JY-Ka0\KO), f. -f\Kvaca [{/]: aor. I -fi\Kvffa: fut.
:
>
II. to
:
acknowledge, confess
low.
to
III.
ovyyvwvai
yield, concede, own, allow, also in Med. to grant, alIV. latmJ, to be conscious.
pass. -(XKvoOrjffofMu
(see
c'A/ccy)
to
drag down,
destroy with.
have a fellow-feeling with another, to make allowance for another, excuse, pardon : Pass, to obtain
cruYY vota
>
pardon or forgiveness.
"hi
= ovyyv&nr].
:
<ruY-Ka06t8o>, o-VY-Ka0T)[A<u, properly pf. of avyicaOeofiai, to be seated with or by the side of: to meet together in a council or assembly.
f. rjffw,
to sleep with.
<ruY-Ka0Ca>,
f.
rjaoj, to
make
to sit or
place together:
II.
(avyyvwvai} fellow-feeling with another, allowance for him pardon, forgiveness : also a claim to forgiveness, excuse.
cruYYViip-T],
^7>
to sit together, meet for deliberation. intr. also in Act. to sit with.
<rvY-Ka0iir]jjti, f. -Ka6r]a<a,tolet Pass, to let oneself down, stoop,
Med.
down with or
(ovyyvufiojv) inclined to make allowance, indulgent. II. of things, pardonable.
<TVYY V'
|J JI|
OVIK OS
"hi
ov
together r condescend.
<ruY-Ka0um]|Ai,
f.
-KaraoTrfOca, to establish with or

:-.
<ruYY vc P>00 1
'
-'
v11'
t
T),
fellow-feeling, forgiveness.
-
From
together, to join in establishing, settling, managing. to set on o-VY-Kato) Att. -K<ia> [a] : fut. -tcavacu
crvYYV^K^v* v g en ovos, (ovyyvuivat) disposed fire with or at once, burn up,, consume, Lat. comburo. II. pass, parto pardon or forgive: indulgent. cruY-K3KOir30o, f. T]O(a, to suffer with or together. II. to feel wifh or for any one in suffering. doned, forgiven, deserving pardon, allowable. 0-vY-KaKouxtop.ai, Pass, (ovv, KaKovx^ca) to endure
(rvyyvuxnos, rj, ov, verb. Adj. of avyyiyvwaKQ}, to be pardoned, pardonable, allowable. O~UY-Y OV S, ov, (otv, yVo6ai) born with, conge2. connected by blood, akin, nital, natural, inborn.
Lat. cognatus
sister.
:
trouble or suffering with.
(rvy-KoXtw,
to call or
f.
oca
summon
,
to call to oneself.
pf. -KfK\ijKa pass. -KK\rjfjiai : Med. together, call to council : 2. to call together, invite to a feast.
:
as S"bst., o-VYY v S, o,
rj,
a brother,
os,
a, ov, to be covered or veiled

17,
and
ov, covered, emvrapt.
From
658
,
shroud:
Med.
f.
a-vy-Kapvu),
or veil completely, f. $ca, to cover to -wrap oneself up, cover one's face. to la-icanovfMt : aor. 2 -fKapov :
2. to
fUYvvp.! and -vo>,
f.
-/<y,
to
mix
in with*
mingle with
metaph.
oj, f. oca,
absorb in a thing. to be shut close.

to
f.
bour or suffer with, sympathise with.

or travail with.
<rvYcap/jrf|, $, (ffvyfcafjiwT(u) to bend together, f. if a>,
labour
,
"ha,
to assist in
:
to
allot jointly
f.
Med.
conquering. to share
at the
a joint.
among
bend the knee
:
themselves.
irXrjGQ}, to fill
orvY-Kajjnmo,
Pass, to
oneself. one's <rvY-KcuriYVT|Tir], 17,
bend
same
<ruY- KaTa/Tr ^H-'n'XTj|U, time.

f.
up with
own
(ffvv,
sister.
ca,
f.
to intertwine with.
to join in effecting.
trvy-x&tns, ios, ther or sister.
6,
and
57,
naais) one's
own
bro-
cu,
f. f.
ty&, to
if/ca,
oiry-KaTa|3atv&>,
pf.
:
(o one's aid,
-KaTa(i@r)Ka come down

f.
-Kara^ffOfMi: aor. 1 -KaTf^rjv: to go or come down with: to come

to the contest with.
2. to
f.
throw down together. to demolish with another
or utterly.
at the
condescend.
<ruY-KciTcurK8avvv[U, f. -OKeoaoca [a], to pour over same time Med. to pour over oneself at the
;
onry-KaTapdXXco,
to
-naTa&aXta
aor. 2 -Ka.Te@a\ov
same
up.
time.
2. to
pay down
together.
o"UY-KaTa<ncvaa>,
going crvyicaTa|3o<ris, r), (avyKaraâivtu) 2. condescension, submission, accommodation. with.

<*' Ktl) aruY- |caTa old with or together.
down
nP
^ -yipaffopai
to
[a]
to
grow
f. ffa), to help in making or setting furnish completely. <ruY" KaTa<rKT) vo ) ^ w ff0} , to bring into one tent with. o-VY-Ka.Tao-KTj'irTco, f. if/oj, to dart down together.
>
<ruY-KaTao-ird(o,
f.
arraaca
[cfj,
to pull
down
to-
(rvy-KaTdyw, bringing back.
f.
<w,
lead
down
with ; to join in
gether.
<7vy-icaTa8ap0dva>, aor. i -KareSapOov, to sleep with. o-vy-KaTa8iwKCi>, f. oj, to pursue with or in company.
<rvy-icaTa8ovX6eo,
f.
gulp down together. <ruY- KaTao P^4>a) f. fa, to bring to an end together : to make subject together or at the same time.
II. to
"r
>
caaca, to join in
:
enslaving.
:
draw up with
(nry-KaTaTcicnrcj Att. -TTCO, or together.
f.
cu,
to
arrange or
<nY-!caTa8vvo> and -8vco or set together with.
aor. 2
-Kartdw
to sink
<rvy-K(naevyv\>\i.i, f. ~eva), to join together by the yoke, join in marri age, marry : metnph.,avyKaTaevgai rtva arr) to make him a yoke-fellow with misery. oiry-KaTaOdiTTW, f. ifsca, to bury along with.
cnryxa-niOco-ts,
f],
pf. pass. part, of cruY-icaTaTidirjH't, f- -^tftu, to lay down or deposit at the same time. II. Pass. avyKaTariQcpan, pf. avy-
o-vYKaTaT0i[ji,vos,
to
((TvyfcaTariOrjî) agreement, apII.
agree with, assent to. aor. 2 -fTpayov, to eat tip together. ^ GvyKO-TfoQica. aor> 2 ^ n ^' f. aofjiat, Dep. to join in a lie
,
proval, assent.
submission.
another.
cruy-KaraQew,
to
make an inroad with
<nry-Ko,Ta0vT|(rKa>, to die along with. (nry-icaTaUho, to burn all together.
against another. <ruY~ lcaTa4'11 <l) with or together.

with.
a H'
'
l'
f-
tffofMi,
Dep.
to
condemn
II.
Pass, to be reckoned along
avy-KO/Taivew,
assent to.
f.
fffca
or
rjffa),
to
agree with, favour,
o-vy-KartuLi, (ffvv, Kara, dpi z'6o) to go <rvy-Ka.Ttipy(0, Ion. for avytcaOfipya.

:
down
with.
oTry-KaTaivos, ov, agreeing, approving, assenting to. onry-KaTaipeco, Ion. for ffvyKadaipfca. to burn <rxry-KaTaKaCa> Att. -ic4a> [a] : f. -icavaca down along with : Pass, to be burnt with.
:
<T\}y-Kartpya.ôî.a.\,, f. aaofiai pf. -cipyafffjtai : Dep.: to help or join in accomplishing a work: to cooperate with. III. to in subduing. II. to
help
cruY-KaTO.Ktp,ai, Pass, to lie down with, lie with. ertrf-icaTaicXeuo Ion. -KXtjito, to shut in or enclose
with or together.
to make lie down with : Pass, to cruy-KaTaicXtvai, recline on the same couch with another at table. <nry~ scaTai< 6'7rrtl) to cut up together.
>
with or together, help in slaying. avY-Karepxcfjiai, f. -tXetiffOfJiai aor. 2 act. ij\6ov, pf. -f\rj\vOa Dep. to come or go back together. to eat (rvy-Kareo-Qiu), f. -eSoîat : aor. 2 -ttyayov tip with or together. trvy-Ka.rt\)\o^tm, f. -evgopai, Dep. to pray for with
kill
:
or together.
crvY-KOTaKrAofjiai, f. rjcrofw.!. with, to join in acquiring.
Dep.
to get or
gain
wy-Karriyopcd),
o-VY-Kcl.Tirjp.ai,
f. i](s<a, to accuse together. Ion. for crvyfcdOTjfjiai.
cnryKaraKTas, a<ra, av, aor. 0"UY-KaTaKTiva>, f. -ACTCI/O),

cnjY-icaTaXap,pavco, with or together.
<ruY-Ka.raXdtr<a,
cruY-KaraXiico,
f. f.
2 part, of to slay with or together. -Aiô/xcu, to seize or occupy
f. rjcrca, to dwell with or together. o-VY-caTOiKia>, f. iaca, to colonise jointly with anII. to settle in other, join or assist in colonising. a place along with. III. to establish at the same
<ruY-KaTOiKD,
f.
^<y, to leave all together.
time.
ifo),
f.
oca, to
join in undoing or putting
iaca, to
pity with or together
down
to help to depose.
Med.
to
bewail with or together.
659
bury with. cruY-KaTTuco, to patch up, cobble, furbish up. of avyKaica. onryKtas, aor. I part, II. to <nJY-Ki}Jiai, Pass, to lie with or together. have been put together, to be composed or compounded
<r\ry-Ka.T'op\)<T<r<i)
Att. -TTO),
f.
cu,
to
ov,
having one's
neighbouring.
wata, to
lot.
lot together,
II.
having a
neighbouring
the
lot,
assigned by
II.
same
lot.
Hence
f.
crvY-KX-qpow,
to assign by the
embrace
in one lot.
same
of. agreed on; 6 ffvy/fd^fvos \povos, or TO ffvyKfi}j.vov \capiov, the time or place agreed
III. /o be
upon ; Kara
TO,
avyKeipeva according to the terms
oj
the agreement. 2. impers. avyKeirai, it is agreed on : so absol. in neut. gen., ffvyrceifjifvov a(pi since it had been agreed to by them.
(ruY-icX'go'is, Att. for avyfcXciffis. criYKXir]TOS, ov, (ffvyKa\(ca) called together, convened. II. (jvyK\rjros (sub. e/c/cA77crta), 77, a specially convened assembly ; a senate.
crvYKXrjco, Att. for avyieXfica.
(rvYKXtvia,
<rvY-KXtv<0
with.
77,
a meeting of slopes, a
f.
defile.
From
o~vyKeKa\up.p.evos,
i,
pf. pass. part,
of ovyKaXvirrca.
[F],
ivw, to lay together:
Pass, to lie
Att. pf. pass, of avyfcteiaj: Ion. <nrypf. pass. part.

.
cnry-icXoveco,
,
f.
TÔ;, to shake
up
together, confound.
crtYKicpup.at, pf. pass, of ffvyfcfpavvvfu <ruYKKpcl}j.vo>s, Adv. pf. pass. part, of ffvyicfpdvvvp.i, in
by the waves
washed together 77, (avv, K\VOS?) thrown together, promiscuous. 0"UY-KOijJuiop,<u, Pass, with fut. med. -KotfJ.r)ffofMi,
crvY-KXfcs, vSos, 6,
:
a tempered manner.
pf. pass. -KfKoifj.rjfw.t
to sleep with another, lie with.

II.
o-VY-KeKporrjiAevcos, Adv. pf. pass. part, of ffvyrcpore<v, as if welded together, i. e.Jirmly, closely.
i,
Hence
crvYKoCjxirjfxa, CITOS, TO,
pf.
of ffvyKvpfta.
the partner
a sleeping together. of one's bed, consort : and

rj,
f.
of ovy/evirTQ}. join in ordering or bidding. <nry-KVTd, f. 770-0;, to pierce or stab together. f. <ruY-Kpdvvi)jAu or -vco pf. -Kt-Kcpdaca [a]
4>a, pf.
f.
;t>a),
o-VYKotjrqcris,
a
o-o),
sleeping together.
to
aca, to
o-VY-Koijufto,
put
to
bed together, join in

with, impart,
wedlock.
(rvY-KOivdojxat, Dep. to
make common
to
Kpci/ca pass.
-Kftcpapai
to
-fKprjOrjv
ther,
mix
f/tpaOrjv [a] Ion. together, mingle : to blend toge:
aor. I pass.
:
give a share of. crvYKoivtovo>,
f.
770*0;,
temper by mixing
Med., crvyKfpaffaff0at
<pi-
Kiav to form a close friendship. II. Pass, to be mixed with, become united, blend, coalesce. 2. to become deeply involved or implicated in. <ruY-Kepavv6o>. f- waoj, to strike with a thunderbolt,
shiver in pieces
:
thing, c. gen. rei. From dat. rei.

o-iry-KOivoavos,
11. to
have a joint share of a partake in a thing, c.
a. 77, 6v, partaking jointly of thing. II. O-TJY-KOITOS, ov, (avv, Koirrj) sharing one's bed. of or belonging to the marriage-bed.
Pass,
to be thunder-stricken, asto bring
<rvy-Ko)\\a.<a,
f.
7700;,
to
glue
or
stick
together.
tounded.
cruY-K<}>aXai6a>,
f.
Hence
a;o"o;,
under one head or
crvYKoXXT]TT|S, ov,
6,
one who glues or
sticks together:
summary, to sum up, reckon up. <ruYK*XMA
metaph. a fabricator, concocter. cruY- KO XXos, ov, (avv, Ko\\a~) glued together, closely Adv. avyKu\.\as, in accordance with. onjy-Kf'ûo'^La.i, pf. pass, of ovyvojvvvui. joined : <ruY-KLv8vvt>o), f. a<a, to incur danger along with <rvYico}AiBT|, 77, a bringing together : esp. of harvest, others to be partners in a gathering in, housing. From danger. <rvy-Kivt(t), f. 770-0;, to move or put in commotion with. <ruY-Koju<o, f. -to-o; Att. -to), to carry or bring
:
cruY-KXaCco Att. -icXdco [a] or lament with.

to
(:-K\avaofj.at
to
weep
:
together
Pass.,
of harvest, to gather
it
in,
house
it
in
<rvy-K\a.u>, f. -K\a<jca [a] : pf. pass. -KfK\afffMt break or shiver together, break in pieces, crush.
a~vyK\* i<rts Att. <ruYKXTj<ris,

closing up.
feus, 77,
a shutting up,
f.
dpya avyKOfjii((T0ai it is ripe for carrying : Med. to get together or gather in for oneself, supply oneself with : to send for ; avyKOp.i^fc6ai irpbs 4ai>2. in Pass, also to be TUV to claim as one's own.
II. to help in burying. gained together. II. <ruYKOTTT|, 77, a cutting into small pieces. Att. IvYKXtjco, f. 770-0; Pass., aor. I in Gramm. syncope, i. e. avvffc\fiaOr}v old a retrenching, cutting away: Att. III. Ion. a striking out one or more letters in a word. vvtK\Tja0r)v pf. -JceKXciff/jiai or rjfJiai From to shut up, to hem in, en- a fainting Jit, swoon. -KtK\riiap.ai or -rjipai close. 2. to shut, close. 1. to knock in 3. to close up; ffvycruY-KOirro), f. ô;, to beat together.
From
f.
o-uY-KXcuo,
K\ficro}, Ion.
:
<rvyK,\-r\iv,
77/0-0;,
old
K\fleiv ras aairiSas to lock their shields.

Pass, to be shut in, enclosed, surrounded. closely united.
truY-icX^n-TO),
.o"i>Y-KX'T]i<o,
f.
II.
pieces, cut up.
II. to
f.
2. to
be
<ruY-KO<rp,<o,
170-^,
to set
thrash soundly, maltreat. in order together, ar-
range.
crvYKpucris,
II.
to confer
ioo}, to
honour on.
i/w, to steal
along with.
<ruY-KOv<f>tw,
ther, blending,
f.
help to lighten.
Ion. for ffvyK\eiot).
co;s, r),
(ffvyfcfpavvvpi) a
mixing
toge-
crvY-KXif]pov6p,os, ov, a joint-heir.
tempering.
660
o-iryKpttTOS,
ov,
aTOs
(o~vyK(pavvvfj.i)
crv
777-17
<r i?,
f.
mixed
together,
affcu, to
blended: closely united.

crvy-Kpivto
ther.
[i],
II. to
f),
time
"
Pass, to weather the

t ov P PY* 0> fperform together.
f.
compare
-Kpivo), to compound, put togeHence : to estimate.

II.
v Y'X
winter with or at the same same storm. aoj > to bear a hand at the same *]
inf.
time, to
<ruyKpi<ris,
a putting together, compounding.

f.
:
Ep. aor. i
:
of
a comparing, comparison.
strike
Pass., aor. I -exvOyv [C], pf. -K6x^ Ka i]O(a pf. pass. -K(Kp6T7]iJ.ai:to avyKporeiv raj x f fy f to clap the and 3 sing. F,p. aor. 2 pass, ovyxvro pf. -/^xu//ai to pour together, mix by pouring : hence to throw into 11. to beat, hamhands absol. to clap, applaud. 2. metaph. to weld into? disorder or confusion : to confound, disturb, trouble, mer, or weld together. to be well disquiet : of things, to frustrate, make of none Pass, one ; of soldiers, to drill, discipline : effect : esp. of treaties, etc., to confound, break through,violate. 3. metaph. also, to trained, in good discipline. a partner a dance. From concoct. cr\ry\ope\)Tv\<s, ov, 6, a collision. II. a quarrel. <rvy-\opev(a, f. otu, to dance with. cn/YKpo'uo'is, f<as, T[,
'
(ruy-Kporfu>,
:
together;
From
TOJ arvy-Kpovto, f. oca, to strike together ; ffvyKpoveiv II. to bring into colXeipe to clap the hands. 2. to confound, lision, to wear out by collision.
T|Y* t0 ' ^ ~n ff(a to assist in From supplying. o-VY-XopijYos, ov, acting as choregus with one: generally, helping to defray expenses. "^Y~XP TOS ov a ^ v i X.OPTOS) properly with the
cru
YXP
>
(.
throw into confusion.
grass joining ; bordering upon, adjacent to. (nry-xow, Ion. for avy \uvvvpi. orvY-KpvirTco, f. ^<y, to cover up completely, envelope: v Y'XP^H' ai ^ -XPy 00 1 Dep. to join- with in to conceal utterly, to hide. <nry- |<T(i JLai f- -icT-fiffofuu, Dep. to gain along with, using : hence to have dealings with. ' ov contr. -xpous, ovv, (avv, x/> a ) f help to acquire. Hence f. iffoj, to join in like colour, of one colour. colonising. O"U Y~X'^VCO [] ' a * e form of ovyx* 03 >, ov, 6, a joint founder or coloniser. ov, 6, a person with whom one plays (rvy\va-is, ecus, 57, (avyxffj) a mixing together, From at dice, a fellow-gamester. blending.'confounding: a breaking through, violating.
"
>
'
'
<Y'XPs
>
to
play at dice with.

to
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass 01 pass.

utterferment.
<rwy-K\>Kcuiy,
f. r)ffoj,
throw
to
into
an
orvY-KtJXivScopxii,
Pass,
roll
about or wallow
s
^,
together.
O-UY- K ^ VTIY S Dor.

:
and Att. <ruY K^ v "-Y

:
fellow-hunter, fellow-huntress.
to bend forwards pf. -KKV(pa <ruY-Kvirra>, f. i/'cu so as to meet, to stoop and lay heads together, to conTOVTO 5' Is eV effn ffvyKfKvtyus this comes all spire
',
melt together, to melt down. Ion. pres. ervYXO", inf. aor. l avvkywaa. f. avyxtijaoj pf. pass. to heap all together, to heap up with II. to make info ruinous heaps, earth, bank up. III. to heap one dismantle, demolish. thing on
,
f.
O(u, to
and
-tico:
:
another, confound.
to come together, <rvy-\(i)pt<a, f. -qoca and iô/zcu : unite. II. to give place, give way : metaph. to
to
one point.
II. to
be
bowed down,
: :
bent double.
eKvprjaa <ruY-Kvpo>, f. -Kvprjaar or -Kvpffca to come together or or f/cvpcra. : pf. -KfKvpijKa II. encounter by chance : to meet with, light upon. of events, to happen at the same time : also to come
aor. I
make
concessions,
compromise matters
connive
at.
3. to
in
bad sense,
to,
to be in collusion with,
2. c. ace. rei,
to concede, give up, yield.
accede or agree
:
assent, acquiesce in: c. inf. to
agree to do
absol. to
to pass
impeis., avvfKvprjfff
. . .
yei/co'&zt
it
came
to
agree, acquiesce.
it is
4. impers. ovyxcupt?,
it is
agreed,
pass that
Hence
f],
possible.
0)
i:
l
(rvyKtipia,
a coincidence.
<rtiYX
Hence r plur. -a, verb. Adj. one must P T ' ov

concede.
[i5],
<rvyKvp<r&.Q.v, 3 pi. aor. i opt. of ffvyKvpio).

<njY-K\os, ov, (avv, KuXov) with limbs united:
agree
riedly.
to,
(ruS-qv
Adv.
(<rcucu)
with rushing motion, hur;
standing close together. <rvY-Ko>n,ac0, f. daw Dor. aa>, to march together in a KUfjios or band of revellers, to revel with. <njY-Ko>p,os, ov, ((Tiiv, fcutfj-os) a partner in a KWÔS,
<rt)ios, a, ov, (ffvs) of swine, Lat. suillus
XP" "^
3
aveiov yfo^'s-lard. <rv-a&>, inf. avrjv

together.
f.
i]O(u
to live with,
live
a fellow-reveller.
o-VY-KtojicoBeco,
f.
-fjo-Qf,
(ffvv,
o/xa;5eco) to
play with
in a comedy.
o-vy-xapu,
prjv [a] to wish
:
f.
m ed.
to
rejoice with, join
-\aprjaonai : aor. 2 pass. n ones oy
-exII.
<ru-f'UYVt5p,t and -v>(u : f. -fvca Pass., aor. 2 ffvvf: to yoke together, couple, unite, esp. in Med. marriage : Pass, to be yoked or coupled with :
vyr)v [u]
to
yoke for
oneself.
one joy,
aor.
congratulate.
i
2 pi. aor. 2 pass. subj.
o-v-fT)T&>, f. 77<rcy, to seek or examine together with, to join in seeking out. Hence
i,
part,
57,
joint inquiry
a disputation
and
661
a disputer. oT>-o<}>6opxu,Pass.(0"uV,o<os) to grow dark together. II. a crvvyia, r), (aufej/yvu/zt) union : a joint.
(rvi)nr)TT|S, ou, 6,
a fellow-inquirer
n the sense of a
slanderer.
common
informer, a false accuser,
yoke or âzr of animals.

<rui} Y fjvai, aor. 2
avTia, 7), (ovKotyavrica) the behaviour of Hence sycophant, false accusation, slander.
inf. pass,
>
of avfevyvvfj.1.
<rvtY tos
O-U^YOS,
(Xl>
a> ov P ^-
f r
ov^vy os, yoked together,
<7VKO<|>avTias, ou, 6, the Sycophant-wind. o-VKO<j>avTiKos, 77, 6v, (ovKotpdvTTjs) like a sycophant,
joined, united.
ov,
slanderous.
Adv. -KWS.
atJKO<j>avTpta, T), fern, of ffVKOfpdvrrjs, a female (<ruCu7T>cu) yoked together, paired^ as Subst., av^vyos, 77, a wife : united, esp. wedded : informer. but also, avfryos, 6, a yoke-fellow, comrade, friend. <rui<64>a(n,s, f<vs, 77, poet, for ovKotpavria.
<rvv,
girdle.
uyos, 6, 77, <ruco|xa, aros, TO,
= Q-y^Vyos.
cruKocjjopeco,
f.
770-0;,
to carry figs.
From
a girding
together.
II.
From
f.
aru-a>vvup.v,
-a;(ya;, /o
Med.
to
gird
oneself,
^Vrf together, gird up gird up ones loins.
<ruxo-<|>6pos, ov, (OVKOV, tyfpca) carrying figs. C-UKGOJ, f. wow, to feed with figs. <rvXa, Ep. for l<ruAa, 3 sing. impf. of o-uAacw.
<ru-(ooiroieo>, f. 770-0;, to quicken at the same time. <rC0is, aor. i pass. part, of afvcu. <ru0v, Aeol. for effvOrjaav, 3 pi. aor. I pass, of fffv<u.
crvX-aY^Y* 01 f. 770*0;, (auAoz', ayw) to carry off as II. to rob, despoil. booty or plunder. o"u\aorK6, Ion. for eo"uAa, 3 sing. impf. of av\dca.
'
5T~AA',fl,
:
f.
770-0;:
aor. I
:
eavXrjaa
Pass., aor. I
aaca (00^77) to gather ripe Jigs. cnjicdjjuvov, TO, the fruit of the avKapivos, a berry, Lat. morum.
<ruKaa>,
f.
mul-
to strip kov\r)6rjv pf. ffeavtypai off the a slain enemy c. ace. pers. et rei, to
:
arms of
from
orvKajjuvos, 77, the mulberry-tree, Lat. morus. cruKca, eas, Ion. and Ep. CTVKCTJ, fijs contr. avief], the fig-tree, rjs, 77 ; Ion. gen. pi. avKtwv : (OVKOV) :
a person, or to strip him of Pass. c. ace. rei, to be robbed or deprived of a. thing. 2. c. ace. pers. only, to strip, despoil, pillage, plunder. 3. c. ace. rei only,
ace. pers. et gen. rei
:
strip off arms his arms : so also c.
Lzt.ficus. (ruKiSiov, TO,

<ruicia>,
f.
to strip off:
hence
to take
away, carry
:
off:
Pass, to
Dim. of OVKOV, a small Jig.
be taken
away or carried
off as spoil
generally, to be
(OVKOV) to fatten with figs. (OVKOV) of or belonging to the fig-tree II. orfigs; OVKIVOV v\ov the wood of thefig-tree. inetaph. from the spongy nature of this wood, GVKIVOI d'vSpes weak, good-for-nothing fellows: also with alluiaca,
taken away.
<ruXev|ievos, Dor. for ffvXovf^fvos, pres. pass. part.
cruKtvos,
77,
ov,
spoil.
sion to avKO(f>dvT7]S, false, treacherous. <ri>Kis, iSos, 77, (ov/Cft)) & slip or cutting from a figtree,
a young fig-tree.
),
,
forms of o*uAdo;, to derob secretly, defraud : to trick, cheat. <ru\i\, T), or <ri)Xov, TO, only used in plur. auAcu, at, or <jv\a, rd, (ov\d(a) the right of seizing the ship or cargo of a foreign merchant the right of seizure,
croXeco, collat.
2. to
:
and
f.
Tjaca, to
gather
figs.
From
right to
make
letters
reprisals in case of war, answering to
ov, (OVKOV, Xeyca)
gathering figs.
modern
of marque.
cruXt]0Cs, efaa, eV, aor. I pass. part, of o"uAda;.
a 77, (GVKOV, popov) the fig-mulberry, an o-vXT)TT|p, 7700$, and o-vX-qTtop, opos, 6, (0-uAdcu) robber : fern. trvXT|Tipa. Egyptian kind, called also avKaîvos y Aiyvirria. ST^KON, TO, a fig, Lat./c?/s. ortiXXaJSetv, aor. 2 inf. of ov\\ap:^dvca. orvKo-ircSlXos, 6, (GVKQV, ireoi\ov) with sandals of (TuXXajSetrOai, aor. 2 med. inf. of avX\ap.ftdv<i}. on Homer's xpuo"07Te5t\os. o-uXXo/^T), 77, (o*uAAa/3efi/) that which holds togefig, a parody II. (from pass.) that which is held together, <ri)KO-TpaY>, f. 170-0;, (OVKOV, rpayciv) to eat figs. ther. tv Hence esp. several letters forming one sound, a syllable;
,
cruKOTpaYiSifjs, ov, 6, afig-nibbler.
ypafJLfj.dr(av
uAAa/3a?s in written words.

f.
f.
oruKO<âvTa>, f.rjaoj, (ffvKofydvTijs} to be an informer:
cn;XXapiu>,
<rvX-Xa\eo),
ow, (ovXXa^dvoo)
770*0;,
f.
to
read in
syllables.
inform against, .accuse falsely, slander. i. ,c. ace. rei, to lay information against a thing ; but, avKotyavrtiv TpiaKovra fj.vas to extort 30 minae by laying informations ; avKotpavretv ri TIVOS to extort money from another by false informations.
c. ace. pers.
to
to talk .or
:
converse with.
aor. 2 0vvf\af3ov, inf.
o-vX-Xap.p<ivci>,
-\rji//o/j.ai
t:i\r)<pa,
ov\\a&iv
fidvca
:
pf.
to
bring together
II.
pass. -fi\rj^fnai : cf. Aa/ior collect into a body, to
rally
troops.
to
Hence
o-vKO<j)dvTT)fJi,a,
mouth and
aTos, TO, false accusation, slander,
eyes (of a corpse).
put together, close the HI- * t<*ke toge-
IV. apprehend, arrest. to comprehend, comprise : of the mind, V. to receive all together, to en<ruKO-<j>dvTT]S, ou, o, (OVKOV, fyaivca) properly afig- understand. VII. c. sbewer, i. e. one who brings figs to light by shaking joy. VI. of a woman, to conceive. the tree ; or a fig-informer, i. e. one who informed dat. one in a pers. to take part with another, to assist but used thing absol. to assist : so also iu Med. against persons exportingfigs from Attica
misrepresentation.
ther, lay hold of, seize, to comprehend,
:
:
662
vofiai, to help to take
assist.
f.
o~uXX I y co
bold of a thing, and so
to help,
(rv[ji(3a(n$.
o>
aor. I
avv\fga
pf.
avvfi\o\a
stand with the feet together. or beside, hence to assist, meet: hence, like
place,
evils.
c.
II.
to
stand with
together, to reach to or be at a
III.
to
come
Pass., frit. 2 av\\fyf]ffofjun : aor. I 2 avve\frjv : pf. ffvvei\ey/j,ai and to gather, collect, bring together : of persons, to call or levy an army, Lat. conscritogether, also to raise
a/fofs to fall in with agree with, Lat. convenire ; to come to an agreement, make an agreement ; generally, to be or make friends with: in perf. inf. crvftficfidvai, of
dat.
avft@aivfiv
2. to
bere
Pass,
to
come together, assemble.

collect
IV. correspond with : to be fitting. to fall to one's lot. V. of events, to come to pass, come customary. <ru\-\KTpos, ov, (aw, \(Krpov} sharing one's bed: fall out, happen, Lat. contingere : impers. avf*0aivti, it as Subst., av\\fKrpos, 6, 77, the partner of one's bed, so, happens or happened that or yiyveaOai TO avfi&efirjKos, a chance event, husband or wife. tcarci avpfiffiijKos by chance. 2. to o-vX\T|{38T)v, Adv. (avKXaâvoi) taken together, contingency; turn out in a certain way, whether well or ill : absol. collectively, in sum, in short. to turn out well, succeed, rjv ^y/^Sjj 77 irftpa if the cease or come to an end together. f*"> t verb. Adj. of av\\afjL0dvoj, one must attempt succeed. 3. of consequence, to come out, result, ensue: of conclusions, to follow. lay bold of together. <rv\i.-â.K\t\>(a, f. aw, to join in the feast of Bacchus <ruXXY|irTpia, 77, fem. of ffvXXrjirrcap. <ruXXT|iTTG>p, opos, 6, (av\\a^dvco) one that takes or Bacchic revelry. hold of with, a partner, sharer, assistant, coadjutor. <rvjji-{3aKXos, o, 77, joining in Bacchic revelry. I pass. inf. of avXXanfiavca. f. -#aA.a> aor. 2 avvefiaXov, inf. avficru|ji-{3aXAa> <ruXXTj<j)0'qvai, aor. <ruXXi]4/is, ecus, fj, (av\\afj.&dvo}) a taking or putting ftaXtiv pf. -pt0\T)Ka Med., fut. -0\rjaofMi Pass., II. a Homer uses Ep. aor. 2 pass. seizing, laying hold of, appre- aor. I avve0\r)0rjv together. III. a grasping with the mind, comawc0\rjfj.iji/ in forms 1^X77, -@\rjTr)v, -P\r}vro, hending.
things,
to gather, Pass.,
. . ;
: '
:
2. of of things, to be-
the terms, to be agreed on.

to coincide or
3. to suit, Jit, be like:
prehension.
(ruXXY|\|;o|xai, fut.
IV. conception in the of av\\ap.&ava).
womb.
2.
II.
subj. ffvfJ.^\ijTai, inf. Phrjfjievai, part. -fi\r)fJLfvos: to throw or dash together : to bring together, esp.
rivers, to unite their
of
<ruXXoYT|,
77,
(<rvAA6'ya>)
a gathering, collecting.
a raising, levying of soldiers, Lat. conscriptio.
an assembling, an assembly, concourse, meeting.

cruX-Xo-yiUojjuu,
ther, to
f.
together, collect : avfj.l3a\\iv dffiriSas, to lock, join closely their shields ; av(j.@d\\(iv &\f(j>apa to close the eyes :
:
streams
to
throw
iaopai, Dep. to reckon all toge-
generally, to join, unite: of contracts, to conclude, to

:
II. to collect or consum up, reckon up. lend money on bond : Med. to contribute of one's own property, to pay a share generally, to contribute, clude from premises : to infer by way of syllogism. vfj,@d\\CTai iro\\d TouSe Seifj-aros trvXAo-yijAciios, a, ov, ((TuAAeycw) collected from dif- bear a part in ; ferent places. many things contribute [their share] of this fear, i. e.
join in causing it ; av(j,@d\\ta0ai eviav to contract friendly relations; avp.&d\XeaQai \o~jovs, or absol. a syllogism, inference or con- ffvfj.@d\\o~dat, to hold a conference with, converse, conpremises, reasoning : clusion drawn from premises. II. to fer : generally, to do one's part, be useful.
o-vXXo-ytcrjJLos,
6,
(<rv\\oyiofjiai) a reckoning all

II.
together, reckoning up.
a collecting from
(ruXXo-yos, 6, (ervAAe-ycu) a gathering together, an assembly or meeting of persons ; av\\o*yov noirjaaaQai to convene
bring
men
an assembly.
of collecting
oneself, presence of mind. <ruX-Xovo|ji(u, Pass, to bathe together.
<7vX-XoxiTT)s
the
[t], ov, o, (ow, same Aoôs or company.

f.
join battle; t\8pav, Zpiv avpfiaXXfiv to contract enmity, etc. 2. Med. to fall in with one, meet him by chance. III. to put together, to coma soldier of pare, reckon, compute : Pass, to correspond ; TO BaAoxos)
II.
metaph. power
to fight, Lat. to engage in,
together, to set them together, match them committo ; so also, av(j.{3d\\tv ftdxijv
<rvX-Xvrrew,
fut.
rjcro),
to
hurt together
Pass, with
-\vrrrjOrj oofjucii
and med.
\vitrjaofMit, to
symwith.
pathise or condole with. o-uX-X wro-do p.at, Pass, to be

<ruX-Xto>,
f.
rdKavrov av^0a\Kf:6^fvov -npbs r KOV the Babylonian talent being reduced to the Euboic. 2. to conclude from a comparison offacts, to conclude, infer : c. ace. to guess or make out by
conjecture, to interpret, understand.
to
mad
in
company
vaoj [u], to help in loosing or setting free. <ru\ov, TO, see o~v\r). ovX-6vv, vxos, 6, 77, (ffv\dca, ovv) paring the nails.
,
agree upon.
2. to
V.
intr. to
IV. Med. come together : to
aor. 2 opt.
f.
-prjffofMi
pf.
fiflBrjKa,
of avâivoi. aor. 2 ovv^rjv, inf. avfjLsyncop. 3 pi. ftefiaai, Ion. inf.

: :
engage, encounter. of avâivoj. <rup.-|3acreico, Desiderat. of au/ijSatPcw, to wish a league or covenant with.
meet, join.
0-ufi.pds, dcra, dv, aor. 2 part,
crv|A-|3a<rtX'uci>,
f.
to
make
aw, to rule conjointly with.
part,
pf.
inf.
-pfpws
Pass., 3 sing. aor. I subj. to vft/36/3do-0at : (cf. H3atVa>) :
av|AJ3a(ns, ecus, 77, (o"u/i/3cuVcy) an agreement, arrangement, convention, treaty.
663
,Tl,6v,(avfJLâiv(a) <rvp,poXos, ov, (ffv(j,0dXX(u) coming together: acciavji3aTT|pios, ov, II. avfji@o\os (sub. oiowos), o, an augury, dental. tending to agreement, conciliatory. perf. inf. of <rvp,pp<lv,
to
f.
<rup.povXVTeos, a, ov, (avfi0ov\fvca') to be delibe2. to be advised. rated upon. *7, ov, (avuPovXcvaj) deliberative.
' >,
to advise, counsel, c. dat. >, f. 0*0;, dao;, to extort by force at the same time** pers., Causal of as in Lat. consulere alicui ; c. inf. to advise one to f. -pi0daca, Att.
-tcu
bring together, put together: metaph. to Pass, to come to terms with bring to terms, reconcile : III. to II. to compare, contrast. another.
,
do
j
c.
ace. rei, to
recommend
a thing.
II.
Med.
to take counsel with a person, Lat. consulere absol. to consult together, deliberate,
aliquem :
counsel
prove.
<rvp,-pi6co,
IV. to teach, instruct.

f.
crvp.povXT],
inf. ffvfj.-
77,
(ffvv,
PovXrj)
advice
or
-jStoVo/xcu
:
aor. 2
ffw0iew,
given._
II.
a taking counsel, consultation,

II.
fiiwvai
pf. avfjtfif&iajfca
to live with.
lives with, a companion. aor. 2 pass. part, of avp.pdXX<u. <rvp,pXirjp,vos, Ep. <rup.pXr|crai, Ep. 2 sing. fut. pass, of av^dXXo}.
<rvp.piu>TT]S, ov, 6,
one
who
TO, (o~vv, /SOUAT)) advice, counsel.
council.
avp-pXijTos, parable.
<rup.-poo.co,
f.
77,
ov, verb. Adj.
of ov^dXXca, com-
<rvp,-povXopxu, fut. -@ovXr]ffoiJ.ai, Dep. to will or wish together with : to agree with.
,
o,
(avv, /SowA.^)
an
adviser, counsellor.
-/3o77o"o/JGu, to
:
ther with,
once.
nvi
c.
cry aloud or shout togeace. pers. to shout to, call on at
[y], to cram together. <rup.|id6etv, aor. 2 inf. of ovp,fuivOa.vca.
<rujA-pvco,
i
f.
vffca
<ru|ji|Aa,6
77,
HTT|s, ov, 6, (av/j./j.av6dvo})

pf. 2 ffvfifjicfjirjva
a fellow-disciple,
aor. 2 pass,
o-up-poirjGeCa,
joint aid or assistance.

770-0;,
From
a school-fellow, Lat. condiscipulus.

crxi|i-fiaLvop,ai.
:
:
<rvp,-poTj0to,
f.
to
render joint aid, join in
awe-
giving aid. <rupp6Xaiov, TO,
l*dvr)v [a]
to
rave or be
mad along with or together.

used
to a thing.
a mark or sign a symptom. II. plur. av(j.@u\aia, rd, a contract, covenant or bottd : acknow2. intercourse. ledgment for money lent. crv|j.p6Xaios, a, ov, (avp.ftoXov) of or referring to bargains or contracts, esp. in trade. crun)3oXo, f. rjao}, (avn&a\X<a) to fall in with. II. <rujipoXif|, fj, (ait (J,$aXX(a) a bringing together. (from Pass.) a coming together, meeting, joining : the 2. a part that meets, the joining, end. meeting, in hostile sense, an engaging, encountering. 3. a con(ffvfj.@dXXca)
:
conclude from, a token
crujx-jxavOdvo), f. fj,a67jaojj.ai : aor. 2 avveftaOov : to learn along with one : o avfifjaOwv one who has
learnt thoroughly,
<rv\JL-\La.p'm<a,
f.
i.
e. is
^<y, to grasp together. <rv|jip.apTvpco>, f. 770-0;, to bear witness with or in cordance with, to testify to a with another.
ac-
crvfj.|J.apTupo|juu [u],
<ruji|xdpTt5s, vpos, 6,
77,
Dep. = avftfjiaprvpf(u. a fellow-witness.
thing
And From
cru}i.p.ax, f. 770-0;, (avfifMixos) to be an ally, be in alliance with : and so generally, to help, aid. Hence <ru(J.p,axia, Ion. -ii), 77, in war, an alliance offensive
tribution, subscription : plur. avpftoXai, al, contributions to provide a common meal; dtnrveTv dirti avfj,/3oXo)i/,
and defensive (whereas

liance):
Lat. de symbolis esse ; also the meal or enteritself.

77,
tirtfjuixia is a defensive alof II. generally, aid, succour, help. the body of allies : also an auxiliary force. ,
tainment
Hence
ov, of or for
Hence
a contribution or corna sign or mark
to infer
<rvp.poXiic6s,
mon meal.
crvp.poXov, TO,
|
crvp.paxu<6s, 77, ov, of or for alliance ; Oeol vpfMXIKOI the gods invoked at the making of an alliance.
II.
TO
a thing
by,
a signal, token;
con-fire, signal.
avfJ.I3o\a XapirdSos a bea2. avu&oXa were also the two
auxiliaries, allied forces.
ol ovnfjuj.\oi, the av}jLp.a\iic6v, 2. a treaty of alliance.

fern,
crup.-paxs,
77
ioos, pecul.
which two contracting parties broke between them and each preserved one part,
pieces of a coin, etc.,
tallies,
ufi/*ax*s (sub. TioAis),

allies.
an
of avftfiaxos, allied: II. the allied state.
body of
Lat. tesserae hospitalitatis. 3. at Athens, cvpfioXov was a ticket or cheque, Lat. tessera, which the dicasts had given them on entering the court, and on presenting which they received their fee : also
crujA-p,a.xopxu, f. with, to be an ally
fiaxovfJ-ai,
:
Dep.
to fight
along
generally, to take part with.
o-vp.-paxos, ov, (aiiv, fidxn} fighting along with, as Subst., ffvfJLfJtaxos, 6, an allied with, auxiliary :
ally, auxiliary in
given on other occasions, as to persons who took part also a permit or licence. in a common meal II. i, TO;, also denoted a covenant or treaty between two states for mutual protection of commerce ;
:
war an
:
assistant, helper, supporter.
crup,p,p,iYp.ai, pf. pass, of ffvpfj-iyvvfu. <rup.-p,0iro>, to sway jointly with,

trvp.-p.6X6Ta.to,
f.
770-0;,
to practise
with or together.
crt;/i/3oAa TroiciaQat irpos iruXiv to
make
a commercial
\
<rup,-pv<o,
2
.
treaty with a
state.
j
stay together, keep together, to hold together, abide, continue.
f.
-/iej/o), to
664
f. Ota, (ffvv, //epos) to give a share of a <rup.-|A6pto>, Med. to receive a share of a thing with others thing jointly with others, c. dat. f. -firjffoftai, to go over or away <rvp,-fA6Ta|3alvc0,
:
>
Ep. and Ion.
<r\>\L-\io\iros, ov, (crtv, p.oXTrrf) in
harmony or unison
with, harmonious.
<ru|x-nopta,
rj,
(ovv,
along with.
<rufx-[i6Ta|3a,XXa>,
f.
Athens, the
1200 wealthiest
Pass, to change sides
and
&a\u>, to join in changing take part with.

f.
into
20
avfj.fj.optai
a joint division : at were divided or companies, two in each tribe

juepos)
citizens
<rvn-|iTax6i'ptojxai, to o-up,p.6Taxtplci> ;
-ffop.ai
Dep.
also Act.
manage
or take charge of
along with.
cru(x-|X6Tx
ci)
>
company being in turn liable to discharge extraordinary expenses. <rv|A-p,opos, ov, (crvv, p.6pos} contribriting or rated along with : of fvfi/j.opoi the confederate states of
Boeotia.
<n>|A-}Jiop<t>ia>,
(<pv\r}\ each
f-
fifOf^ca,
(ovv, /lerexcy) to take part
in or partake
of along with.
erv|j,-}X6Tio-x&>,
= ffvfifj.eT6X&(ffVfJ.fj.fTf'x.
= cru^cp^ccu.
ov,
From
like-shaped,
<ruf*-[AOp<j>os,
(avv,
to
ftoptprj)
con-
<rvp.|JiTOxos, ov,
<run-ji,Tp0, f. 170-0), to proportional to a thing:
partaking in jointly. formed to. Hence make commensurate with or <rup,|Aop4>oa>, f. waw,
01 }
form
or fashion
toil with.
dike :
Med. to compute,
:
ascertain:
Pass, to be
conformed
f. 170*0;,
to.
to make an estimate of a thing Pass, to be commensurate, measured out along with; rjpap ffvpfj-frpovfjifvov xpovy this day being measured with the time of his absence. Hence <runnTp7)<ns, 77, a measuring by a standard, admeasurement.
<rvp,-(jLOx6eco,
o-u(jL-(xt)co,
f.
to
share in
vaca [y] : intrans. to be shut up close, be closed, of wounds; also of the eyelids and lips. II.
trans, to shut, close.
<rvp,Trd0ia,
77,
((TVfj.ira.Orjs}
fellow-feeling, sympathy.
o-vp.[xTpia,
,
},
symmetry, due proportion.
From
commenII.
-2.
<ru[A-p,Tpos ov, (ffvv, fj.Tpov) measured or surate with : of like measure or size with. due proportion, symmetrical, Jilting, meet.
in
re-
thing. <rup.-irS0T|s, es, {avv, iraOtw) of like feelings, sympathetic : sympathising with. o-vjjnraOua, 77, poet, for avpTrdOfia.
<rufjtiTa0o>, f. rfota, to feel with or together, to sympathise with a person, sympathize in a From
sembling, like:
with.
proportion
fitted.
age with, keeping measure ^ e Z7Z II. Adv., ovfj.fj.fT pus fx ftv * Comp. -6rfpov, in a manner better
of
like
avjiTraOws, Adv. of avfinaOrjs, sympathetically. <rvjji-ir<uavi(o, f. iaca, to raise the paean with another to shout out together.
:
<rufx-(jn]Tta.o}i,ai, sel with or
f.
-a.ff0fj.ai [a],
Dep.
to take
coun-
(run-iraiScvto, f. atu, to teach together educated with others.
Pass, to be
together.
crv|A-(ju]xava.op,ai, f. -riffofjiai, ther, to help to bring about.

<rv\i\Liya.,
Dep.
to contrive toge-
o-up,-Tr<uo>, f. -iraigopai, to play or sport with : abeol. to play together: c. ace. cognato, avp.Tra.iîv Hence fj.Ta TIVOS to keep holiday with.
,
Adv. confusedly,
fs,
all together with.
From
ow, o,
<rvn,jjUYT|vai, aor. 2 inf. pass,

<rv|A|jiiYT|S,
(ffvfj.fj.iyrjvai")
of
ovfj.fj.iyvv pi.
blended, mingled, promiscuous : fut. ffv(j.fj.ica Ep. and <ru|A-[jLiYvvp.i or -vo> : ^ x or ^ pres. <riip,|jLicrY (<> mingle one thing another, commingle, blend : metaph. to bring in nexion. with, unite: to communicate a thing to a
: '
mixed up common.
together,
opos, 6, avfjLnaia'TT]S. <ru(nraC<r8V, Dor. for avfjnraifciv. crvfi-iraio-nfis, ov, 6, (avfiiraiôj') a playmate, play-
= avp.iraiaTris: =
fem. avfj.iratKTpia.
Ion.
fellow
fem. <rv[xiracrTpta,
f.
with con-
<rvfjL-iraicrT(op, opos, o,
= ffVfiiraiffTTjS.
:
77.
crujx-iraCca,
-irairjffo}
aor. I
tiraiGa
to beat,
II.
person. II. Pass., with fut. med. o~v/x///o/ii, to be or blended: to be formed by combination : commingled
rivers, to join, unite : to be brought in contact or collision with. III. intrans. in Act., to have deal-
strike,
trans.
dash one thing against another. to dash or beat against.
in-
of
arvpirav, TO, nent. of avp.'nas, q. v. f. vaca <rv|ji,-irapa|3i!co, [0], to cram in along with. o vp,-irapcrytY vo JLat > Dep. to come in or come to hand
-
ings or intercourse with or negotiate with : also
to converse with
2. to
to treat
at the
same
time.
f.
II. to
come
in to assist.
engage, encounter,
II.
<7U|A-irapa0ea),
come
to blows.
Hence
commingled, promiscuous.
Dep,
to join in imitating.
-Ofvaofjtai, to run along with. <rvp.-irapaiv, f. O"cu, to exhort together: to join
in,
O-UUJJIVKTOS, ov,
recommending or approving.
mingled, confounded.
<rvjji-}jLtp.eop,u,
Hence
Med.
cru|ji.-irapaKa0ico, f. ifffa, to set beside with another: to set beside or with.
<ruiJb-irapaKa\o>, f. eacu, to call upon or exhort toII. to ask for Dep. (vvv, p.ifJi- gether : to invite at the same time. at the same time. -vi]VK<a) to remember, bear in mind along with. crup,|juai, aor. I inf. of ovp.p.i'yvvp.i. o-vpL-irapaKeXevoiiav, Med. to join in exciting. a .mixing .together, onj[i|xt|is, ecus, <ruji-irapaKoXov0ea), f. rjaca, to follow along with, (ffvfj.jjLiyvvp.i} Commixture. II. .intercourse.. follow close, stick to.
o-vp.[xl|rr]TT|s, ov, 6,
a joint or fellow imitator.
0-vjx-jiip.vTicrKojjiat,
pf. -ju6//V77^cu,
-fj,
(TVju/jrapaKOjuU
665
crujx-ircSdw,
o-up.-TraTpio>TT]S, ov, 6, f. TJGQJ, to bind together,
uw,
gether ; of ships, to
conduct alongside to<r&), convoy along shore.

f.
to
a fellow-countryman.
bind band and
bend oneself along with. foot ; metaph. of frost, to benumb, cramp. <rv(JL-irapaKtnrTi), <rvjx-iri0w, f. eta, to persuade along with or together, cru^-'irapaXap.JBdvci), f. ArJô/xeu, to take along with. dat. to join in persuading : Pass, to be persuaded at the (rvjJL-irapap.tvco, to stay along with or among, c. time. o-up.-irapap.i-Yvv)pa or -lica, f. -/a;, to mix in to- same
f.
tya, to
gether.
o~uji-irapave'ua>,
f.
aoj,
to
nod
assent, incline both,
ways, of ambiguous oracles.

crvjjL-irapavTjxoK-O' 1 ,
f-
avji-ireipos, ov, (ffvv, rretpa) acquainted with a thing. f. to send or despatch ty<a, crvfji-TrejJiTro), along with or 2. to help in conducting. together.
<rup,-TTv0e(i),
f.
-vfyofjuu, Dep. to
swim
beside
rjooj, trans,
to
together.
<rujji-irapairp.'Tra>,
f.
along with others.

êu, to escort
f.
II. intr. to
mourn for or bewail mourn together w.tb.
<ru|x-irapair6XXTijJLi,
-oAe'(r<w,
along with others. to destroy along

perish
with
Pass,
and Med., with

besides.
pf. 2 -oAcwAct, to
(aw, irtVTt)five together, by fives. crufji-irepaivw, f. avw, to finish along with or at the same time, to join in finishing : to secure or conclude
crvfjL-irevT6,
along with or
firmly
:
in Logic, <rv/j.ir(paivfTai
is
it is
concluded, the
<rv[i-irapa<rKvdo>, f. crca, to get ready or bring about along with others to join in preparing or pro-
conclusion
so and so.
II.
Med.
avfj.jr(paivofMii,
viding for.
<ru|A-irapaoTaTea>, f. rjoo}, to stand by one so as to From help or support.
eru[x rrapaorTd.Tr]S, ov, 6, (ovîtapioTaiMi) one stands by to aid, a joint helper or assistant.
<
to join fully in a thing with. crv|x-TTp0(i), f. ffca, to destroy with, help to destroy. with or to<rup.-Trpid yo>, f <w, to lead about
<
along
gether
with.
Med.
to lead
about with oneself.
who
(ruiA-ircpietjAu, inf. -teVcu, (e?/u ibo} to
go about along
o-ujjL-TrapaTao-o-ojxai Att. -rrojiai, Pass, to be set in array with others, be drawn up in battle order along with.
o-vjjL-irptXa[jij3dvo),
f.
prehend together with :

others.
to
-Arôât, to embrace or comcomprehend in a treaty with

to
<rup,-irapaTi)pa>,
together.
<rv(i-irapaTp<|xi>, with.
f.
rjcrca,
to
watch alongside of or
<ruji-iT6pivo(7Ta),
f.
ijffcy,
go
to
and fro,
II.
travel
Pass.
about with.
f.
-Optyoj, to feed or nurture along
<ru[JL-irpi<J>pa>, to
carry about with.
with
<rujji-'irapa<})pco, f. irapoiffa), : Pass, to rush forth or
to carry forth along along with. <rujji-irap8p6xa>, f. a<u, to sit beside or along with. <rvjji-irdp6ip,t, inf. iraptivai, (et'/zi sum) to be present
(rup.-'irdpcip.t, inf. -napiivai,
<rvp.TTpi(f)pofiai, to be carried round about with : to 2 to have intercourse or associate with revolve with.
.
one
to
accommodate or adapt oneself to.

Att. -TTCO
:
o"up,-TT7<r
fut.
irtif/oj
to
help in
cooking
to digest entirely.
along with :
at the
to be present together or at the same time. (etui ibo) to go along

:
crtip,TTt4)paorjxai, pf.
same time
to
go on
together.
o-up.-irapeuTpxo}Juu,
fut. -Trap eAeyao/zcu: aor.

:
2 act.
-irapTJ\6ov, pf. Ttape\r)\v6a into along with.

(rujji-irapeirojiai,
Dep.
to
o or slip
to put together, TTTJÔJ II. 2. to make solid, congeal. frame, construct. 2. Pass., with pf. 2 act. avnirmj'ya,to be compounded. to congeal or become frozen together. Hence
cru|x-TTT| yviip,i.
: :
au|ATr4>vpjjiai, pf. pass. and -vat fut.

i
Dep.
cu,
to
go along with, accompany.

along with.
crvp.-irapxca,
f.
to offer or present
(a, f.
ov, joined together, framed, constructed. 00), to press or squeeze together, to
o-ujA-TraptirrajJiau,
<nj|A-irapCo-Tir]p.i,
Dep. to^Ty along with.

to place together by the side of:
,
grasp
pf.
closely, squeeze
[f],
f.
hard:
:
Pass, to be squeezed up.
and Med., with aor. 2 act. itapiarriv -irapeaTTjita, to stand beside so as to assist.
Pass,
crv|jL-irapop.apTCi),
f.
aor. 2 avvtinov, inf. ovpiriftv: to drink with or together, join in a drinkingbout with.
<rup,-mvG>
viofjuu
rjaca, to follow together with, to
i,
f.
irtffovfiai
aor. 2 ffvveirtaov
pf.
accompany
closely.
f.
truji-irapolvvo),
vvw,
to
provoke together with.
concurrere
blows.
to fall together, to meet in battle, to
meet violently, Lat.

encounter, come
to
3.
irav : irdaa, crvji-irds Ep. and Att. vp,-iras, all together, all at once, all in a body : in sing, the
2. generally, to fall in with,
meet with.
whole together.
the
II.
:
sum
of the matter
f.
TO ovp.irav the whole together, TO ov^-nav also as Adv., alalong
of accidents, to fall or light upon, happen to. 4. absol. to happen or fall out at the same time, conavveireae it happened, cur. 5. impers. avveirntTe,
II. to coincide, agree or be fell out, came to pass. in accordance with : absol. to agree exactly,
together, on the whole, in general.

G~u\JL-ir6ior\(a,
-ire'iao/Mi, to feel or be affected
with
<ru|x-7raTa.or<ra>,
have a fellow-feeling, sympathise with. f. a>, to strike along with or together. <ru(x-iraTeo), f. rjaca, to tread together, tread clothes
:
to
to fall together, fall in, collapse, Lat. concidere; awfjia a frame fallen away by sickness.
,
in washing.
2. to
trample underfoot.
together.
poet, for ovp-mirroj, to fall together, II. to agree.
dash
666
,
aor. 2 pass. inf.
crup.-irovif]ptiop,ai,
Dep.
to
join in villany, play the

:
<rup,-irXavos, ov, (avv, irXavos)
wandering or roam-
knave together.
<ru|x-irop6iJO(jLai, fut.
ing about together.

aor. I part, of avfjnr\affffa}. crufJiirXdcras [a], -ir\aff(u [a] : aor. I (rvv^Xaaa : <ru[i-irXd<Tcra>, f. II. to mould or fashion together, yairjs out of day.
med.
to
-iropevffofMii
aor. I pass.
ovvfiropfvdrjv
Dep.
f.
go
ov journey together.
<rup,"Trop0,
170-0;,
like
ffvfnrtpOa}, to help to de-
molish or lay waste.

crvji-tropi^w,
orvp/iroo-ia,
f.
metaph.
<rv[i-irXaTa Y<">,
o-ujiirXcKTOS,
<rup.-irXKo>,
ffvveir\a.Kr)V
f.
to fabricate together. f. 17(701, to clap together. ov, twined together, interlaced.

-
iao), to help in
17,
procuring or providing. (avpmvo)} a drinking together.

bi-
From
o-up/rroo-C-apxos, 6, (ffvfj.ir6atov, apx<v} the president
o>
:
aor. I
ovvenXfga
:
Pass., aor. 2
to
of a drinking-party, toastmaster, Lat. magister

bendi.
o-vfAiroo-iov, TO, (ovfJLirivoj)
pf. avjUTreTrA.Ty'y/ttu [a] II. plait together : also to twist, force together. Pass, /o 6fi twined togelher, plaited: of persons wrest-
twine or
a drinking-party, entera fellow-drinker, boon-
tainment, Lat. convivium.

o-vp/iro-rqs, ov, o, (au/iTrtVcu)
to he locked together, to he engaged in a close struggle : of a ship, to be entangled with her opponent metaph. to be entangled in ; 'i^yi] avîrîrX^fj.eva a maze of footsteps.
ling,
:
companion.
Hence
"n>
crup/iroTiKos,
w, of or
:
crup.-irXeo,
f.
-ir\evao(j.ai, to sail, float,
swim along
striking
drinking-party, convivial a jolly fellow.

o-vjA-irpaKTiop Ion.
sistant
;
suited for a avp-iroaiov or as Subst., ffvfmoTiieos, o,
with or together.
trv\i-ir\i]ya.s, doos, fern.
Adj.
(avfJUTXrjffffca}
II. ^vfnrXrjfdSfs (sc. ireor dashing together. rpai), at, the clashing or jostling rocks, the Kuaêai
1/170*01,
irp^KTtop, opos, o, a helper, asFrom ffVfjwpaKT&p 68ov a fellow-wayfarer. <rufji-irpa,<r<r<D Att. -TTCO Ion. o-up/rrpifioxrco fut. â>:
:
aor. I
avv6irpaa
:
to
do with another,
2. to
which were supposed to close on all who sailed between them also ovvopopaSfs. <rv(Xir\TiY8tjv, Adv. (avfiir\r]cracv') by beating or
:
doing
to act with, assist.
help in be in the interest
to
dashing together.
<rv]i.-fr\T]Q\>v(a [v], to multiply together. <rvjx-irXT]0vci>, to help to fill, swell, increase.
<rup.-irXir]p6a>,
f.
fiiffca,
to help to Jill, fill completely:
of ships, to
man
with a full complement.

17,
crup,irXoKT|, 775, close struggle.
((ru/inAf/ftu)
an intertwining.
II.
II. Med. avfjnrpdoof another, side with another. aofMi, to help in exacting a debt. o~u[i-TrpeirT|S, es, (ffvv, TrpiiroS) beseeming, befitting. tru(jLTrp6O'|3VTT|S, ov, o, a fellow-ambassador. From o-vjA-irpeo-pevo), to be a fellow-ambassador, be associated with on an embassy : Med. to join in sending an embassy. cruji-irpeo'P'US, ecus, 6, a joint-ambassador. a fellow-presbyter or elder. <rv|i- Trpcrj3'UT6pO5, 6,
/
<nj[AirXoKos, ov, (ffVfiirXfKoj) entwined, interwoven. (erv/rA.u) : <njp.irXoos, ov contr. -irXous, ovv
:
sailing with one on board ship:
as Subst., gvpirXovs, 6, a shipmate : metaph. a partner or comrade in a thing. and Ion. for ov/ji.n\f<a. crujA-irXuco, Ep.
avjjL-7rpT|KTa>p, opos, 6, Ion. for ovp.irpa.KT<ap. <rup.-irpT|oro-c>, Ion. for avfjurpdaao}. (rvp.-TrpCa<r0ai, aor. 2 inf. of avvcavfoâi (no pres. avfJL-irpiafj,ai in use), to buy together, buy up.
cru|j,-irpo0i)(XOjjiau
irpov9v/j.r]&i]v
: :
f.
:
med.
-rjaoftai
aor. I pass.
or breathe toge<rvp,-irvea>, f. -TTVvaofJLo.i, to blow II. metaph. to agree with, Lat. conspirare ; ther.
avpirveiv epiraiois Tv~)(a.is to blow with, along with, sudden blasts.

crvp.-iTVi'yoi) [t],
f.
i.e.
be carried
ing, to one's eagerness.
to join zealously in promotDep. have equal zeal for a thing absol. to share
:
to),
f.
170*01,
to help in
furnishing with
join in
-irvtôvpai, to throttle : to choke up. eruji-iro8ic0, f. iata Att. to), to tie the feel together, hind hand and foot : metaph. to entangle, involve.
<ru|A-iroi,u>,
f.
f.
ô>, to escort together,
escorting.
170*01,
to help in
doing.
O-VJXTTTVKTOS,
ov,
folded together, fitted togelher.

cu,
<rtjp,-iroip,atvo|xai, Pass, (ovv, -noiiutivoj) to gether : to herd together.
feed
to-
From
<rvp,-imjo-<r&>,
f.
to
fold together, fold up and
0v\L-TTO\e\jLf(a,
f.
Tjffoj,
to take
part in a
war
with.
lay by.
avjATTTtoOev, aor. I pass. part. neut. of av}Jmi~nroj. that has o-vjjiirTto|xa, O.TOS, TO, (ffv^TTiTTTw') anything
avjji-iro\iopKco, {.rjao},tojoin in besieging, besiege

jointly.
crv[jnroXiTvco,
member of
Tfvoâi
;
be a fellow-citizen, be a so also in Med. avîroKiol avfjLiTO\tTfvufj,cvoi one's fellow-citizens.

f.
aca,
to
:
befallen one, a chance, mischance, calamity.

O-UJX-TTUKVOS, ov, (criv, TTVKVUS) compressed.
the
same
state
From
trvjx-TToXCTqs
O"U|A-ITOVCI>,
f.
trup.-irwOavojiai, Dep. to ascertain along with. or consume along crup,-irtip6a>, f, 0/0*01, to burn up
[t],
ov, o,
(rvji-TrojjLTTCVd),
f. crew,
to
rjao}, to
a fellow-citizen, Lat. concivis. accompany in a procession. work with or together, to help,
with or together.
<rujx-<J>aYiv, aor. 2 inf. of avv-taOio). Hence <rvn4>epov, TO, see av^tpca n. 3.
or relieve in work.
crv(x<))p6vTws, Adv. profitably, with expediency.
(TVjJicfrepTO'
667
panying.
useful, profitable, expedient Hence able, proper, convenient. Adv. profitably : av(n<pi,pcas Zx (iv cru|xcj>6pcos,
II.
:
<rvjji4>pT6s, 77, united, banded.

<rujjL-<}>pa>,
f.
6v,
(avp.<ptpoj)
brought together,
I
suit-
avvoiao)
aor.
:
avvrjVfjKa
avvfvrjvoxacollect
:
Ion.
(cf.
be
-rjvciKa
<p(pca)
:
aor.
to
2 avvrjveyKov
pf.
expedient
Comp.
avp.<popwTtpov
bring together, gather,
to contri-
bear along with or jointly, help to bear ; avfJKpfpfiv /tand to bear hence to bear with, excuse. evils with others intr. to be useful or profitable, conduce to one's adbute.
2. to
match together.
:
3. to
o-v|i<j)pd8p.o)v, ovos, 6, fj, Subst. a counsellor. From

<rv}j.-<(>pciop.ai,
f.
Sup. -urara. giving good counsel : as

;
-daofjiai
:
aor. I
avvetppaadfjirjv,
1?p.
3
:
sm g-
Dep.
avfj.<ppdaaaTO pf. pass. ovf*ir(<ppaafjiai : to take counsel with : to debate, consider, con-
vantage.
able expedient.
2.
impers. av/xpfpfi,
it is
3. part. avjjKpepcuv,
of use, profitovaa, ov, useis
trive together.
trvjx-<J>pd<rcra) Att.
-TT<O
f.
0;
aor. I
avvt(ppaa
ful, expedient: neut.
av^fpcav, ovros, TO, that which
to press or
pack
closely together.
f.
II. to
force into
4. to agree with: useful, an advantage, expediency. to assist : to come to terms with, give way to. 5. III. of events, to happen, take place, turn out.
an enclosed
space.
iaoa, to
o-vy.-4>povTLa>, ther
;
have a joint care for.
Pass. avfJKpepofjiai, fut. med. avvoiaop.ai : aor. I pass. to pf. ffvvrjvfyftai : ffvvTjvtxOrjv Ion. avvTjvfixQijv
'
ward togefj,\aOpov vjj,<ppovpov kpoi the chamber that keeps watch with me, i. e. in which I lie without sleeping.
o-up,-<|>povpos, ov, (ovv, (ppovpd) keeping
orti[ji-<j)po)v,
come together, meet in hostile sense, to meet in battle, 2. to agree together, agree engage, Lat. congredi. with, allow, assent to : to bear with. 3. generally, to be acquainted, versed in. 4. of events, to happen, Jurn out: also impers., it happens,falls out; ovdev o~<pi Xpnarov avvetyepero no good came of it to them. avin-favyu), f. -</>et'o/u, to flee along with : to be banished or be in exile along with.
<ru|A-<fn)iH,
ovos, o,
:
77,
(avv,
<f>pr)v)
of one mind, agree-
ing, brotherly
favouring, propitious.
crvji-^v-yds, dSos, 6, r), (avv, <pv~fff) a fellow-exile. o-vp,<j>u6is, aor. 2 pass. part, of avfjupio}.
<rvp,-4>vif)s,
,
(avp.-tpvop.ai}
growing
together, at-
tached
congenital. o-vjJi-4>vXa, &KOS, o,

[if]
f.
to,
a fellow-watchman, warder, or
keep guard along with or guard together. of or from the same tribe, Lat.
guard,
agree with, nvi'.
to, approve fully : to agree that to accord luith. <ru|ji-<j)0eYYOfxat, f. -o/zat, Dep. or entirely. <rup.-4>06ipa>, to destroy along with to perish along with: so in aor. 2 <ruii-<j>0iva> [f],
to assent,
say yes
o-vn-<|)vXd<T<rctf,
â;, to
c. inf. to
together.
2. c. ace. to
o-up.-<(>iiXTT]S, ov, 6,
contribulis
<jv(ji-<|>vXos,
generally, a countryman. ov, (avv, (|>u\77) of the
same
tribe or
paSS.
aW(pQ%TO.
sounding together.
love mutually, join in loving. yaw, to be emulous along with :
f.
race
rjoo}, to
of avp.<pv\oi his congeners.
o <rujji-<J>0oYY s, ov,
<ruji,-4>iX.a>,
<rvfji<j>upT05, ov,
kneaded or mixed together: metaph.
confounded, confused.
From
crtii-<j>iXov6iK, f. to take zealous interest in.

<T
mix
to ashes.
to knead or <ru|A-4>upa> [u]: pf. pass. avfjnretyvpfMi: together, to blend, combine: metaph. to confound,
>
vii-^Xe-yo),
f-
a>,
to set
on fire together, burn
confuse.
crujJL-<()tio
<ri>p.-<j>iXocro<!>&>,
f. T}O(a,
f.
avjx-4>iXoTt}Ji.Op,ai,
to join in philosophic study. -rjaojjiai, Dep. to join in emu-
do>,
f.
rjaca, to
conflare.
II.
f.
metaph.
o<a, to
lous efforts.
ovjji-4>o(3ea>,
f.
<rvp,-<j>ih-Vfc>,
77<rcy,
blow together, make up, Lat. to agree exactly, harmonise. plant in together: metaph. to
to
frighten .along with:

time.
:
Pass.
contrive or concoct with.

<njp,4>vTOs, ov, (avftcpvaj} planted together with, congenital, innate, inborn ; ovpfyvTOS alwv one's natural age ; Is TO ovp.<pvTov according to one's nature.
to be afraid at the
same
o"un-<J>oiTda> Ion. to a place together : to

o-ujJuJxHTrjo-is,
77,
-o
fut. -fjaa};
go
a
to school
go regularly Hence together.
to
a going to school together.

schoolfellow.
And
avjx-^vo),
f.
liaca
aor.
avvetyvaa
to
make
to
to
crvjx<j)oiTT]Tiqs, ov, 6,
grow
together.
II.
Pass.,
with
act. pf.
Gvp.n<pvKa t
crvp,<|>opd II. ther.
<rup.-<J>ovvw, f. oca, to kill along with or together. Ion. -pr|, 77, (avp.<ptpca) a bringing toge-
an
event, circumstance, chance, either in
aor. 2 avvetyvv, aor. 2 pass. part, avjjupvds: together, to grow into one. be in <rup.-<(>covu>, f. T]Ooj, to agree in sound,
grow
good or bad
sense, but
commonly the
latter,
:
a mishap,
but also
officer,
mischance, misfortune, disaster, calamity good luck, a piece of good fortune.

a cru}i4>opEv>s, 6, (avfjupfpca)
Lacedaemonian
harmony to agree with, to make or unison. II. generally, an agreement or engagement with. Hence in sound, agreement. <rup.4>a>VT]cris, T), an agreeing in sound, <rup,<j>a>vta, 77, (av^<ptavos) an agreeing
harmony.
<nJjx-(J>(>vos, ov,
II.
a kind of aide-de-camp.
<rvjA-<J>opo, f.rjaca, to bring together, gather, heap up. <run4 P 1l o ls c<us f? (avfxpopeoj} a bringing together.
'
symphony or unison of voices or
instruments in concord.
(avv,
<ryjjL<|)OpT]T6s,
77.
ov, (avfjKpopto))
brought together,
monious
as Subst.
har<pcavrj) agreeing in sound, a musician. II. metaph. in
promiscuous.
<7vp,<|>opos, ov, (avf*<pfpcu)
happening with, accom-
unison or concert with, friendly. f. aw, to touch one another. ervjJL-\j/avo),
668
inf. -tyfjv:
f.
aa)
CTVVQ.ITLOS.
to set to fight, to engage.
to , -ifsrjaca: aor. I avve^rjaa: scrape together, to wipe out, sweep away, as a torrent. f. iaca Att. to), to reckon <rvp,-4'Tr)<J>i<0, together, count
match one against

II. to
the other
also intr.
;
bring together, unite, combine
up, compute.
<njp.-\|tt]c{>os,
II.
Med.
to vote with.
ov, voting with another.
OTJJA-IJ/UXOS, ov, (avv, tyvxh)
of one mind, unanimous.

:
ST'N
old Att.
i. along with, in with collat. notion of help, avv 6fcj> with God's help, (the God being conceived as standing with or by one) ; avv nvi flvai to be with another, on his side. 3. furnished with, endued with; avv OTT\OIS with arms. 4. in connexion, conjunction with ; avv ry aS> dyad with advantage to you avv rots voin accordance with the laws. fju)LS 5. more rarely of the instrument or means with or by which a thing is done, with, by means of; avv vf<petaai Ka\vif/v ycuav KOI irovrov he covered earth and sea with
;
vv, Prep, with dat., Lat. cum company with, together with.
2. meavvdytiv ydpovs to contract a marriage. III. to draw taph. to bring together, reconcile. IV. to gatogether, straiten, narrow, contract. ther from premises, collect, infer. Hence cruvaycoyevs, ecus, 6, one who brings together, a uniter. crvvayojyn, 77, (avvdya:) a bringing together, a gathering, uniting, collecting; avvaycayr] TroAfftov a levy2. a place of ing war. meeting or assembling: among the Jews after the captivity, a synagogue. II. a
drawing
\
cruv-aycoviojjuu,
to
test
:
tow/zcu Dep. contend along with, to share or take part in a con:

:
together, contracting. f. -tao/jiai Att.
to help in
a
;
contest.
Hence
<rvvayom<TTT|s ov, o, one who contends along with, a fellow-combatant : generally, an assistant. <ruv-d8\<J>os, ov, one that has a brother or sister.
cruv-aSuicco),
f.
clouds.
rjaca, to join
:
in
f.
doing wrong or injury.

aaofj.ai
:
avv
sides,
as ADV., together, at once, jointly.
2. be-
<ruv-a5o> Ion. <ruv-ai8o>
to
sing with sing of

II.
moreover, furthermore, too.

i
avv- in COMPOS., with, along with, together, at the same time. With a transit. Verb it may mean two
g. avv in avy-ttrdvfiv may mean to kill one person as well as others, or to join with others in 2. of the completion of an action, quite, killing. thoroughly, completely. 3. with numerals it has a separate force, avvovo two and two together, by II. avv-, before ft, twos. ft, ir, <p, ty, changes into
or together, to accompany in a song. to accord with, agree with. II. or celebrate together.
2. generally,
c. ace. to
things,
e.
trvv-aeipw, aor.
to yoke together:
-yeipa, poet, form of avvaipca.

oneself.
Mtd.toyoke together for
avv-atjjo), poet, for
trvv-aOXeco, f. 770-0;, take part in a contest.
avvavoj. to contend along with, share or
o-w-o0potco,
o-vv-aiy8Tjv,
together.
avp-; before
y, K, <rvA-; before a into <ruv, ace. of avs.
x, into
avy-; before A,
into
f. aw, to gather together, assemble. Adv. (avv, atoaej) pressing violently
ava
<ruv-aip.os, ov, (avv, af/m)
a-vva.yd.ytiv, aor. 2 act. inf. of avvdyca. <rvvdySyov, Dor. for avvrjyayov, aor. 2 of
dred ; vfiKos
awdyca.
vvd:
vi>aifjiov
strife
of common blood, kinbetween kinsmen; Zets
vvai}j.os
fjios, 6, 77,
ovv-dyyeXos,
cruv-dycipco
:
d,
f.
a fellow-messenger.
Jove the protector of kin: as Subst., avvaia kinsman or kinswoman, a brother or sister.
17,
-aytpw
aor. I avvrjyfipa Ep.
o"uva(p.wv, ovos, 6,
(Fvv-aiveco,
f.
= avvaifjLos.
Ep. 3 pi. avvdyepOfv to gather persons together, assemble or collect them Med. and Pass, to gather themselves together or be gathered together, to come together, assemble ; avva:
yeipa
Pass., aor. i avvrjyipOrjv,
II. ypopcvoi, Ep. aor. 2 pass, part., those assembled. to collect things : and in Med. to collect for oneself.
taw, to join in praising or approving: to agree or come to terms with a person. II. to agree to a thing, grant it at once. aw-aCvCjjiai, defect. Dep. to take hold of together, to gather up : Ep. 3 sing. impf. avvaivvro. crvv-aipo, fut. 770-0;: fut. 2 avvf\&: aor. 2 avve?\ov
III.
avvaydpeiv tavrov
170-0;,
to collect oneself:
Ep. avvc\ov, part. ovvc\uv
(cf. cupe'co)
to
grasp
Pass, to recover one's strength, rally.
aw-aytveco,
o-uv-ayiceia,
<7uv-dyvu}jii,,
f.
to
bring together, to
aor.
I
collect.
77,
f.
(avv, cry/cos)
= fj-iayaynda.
avvfaa
:
or seize together, seize at once. 2. to bring into small compass, comprise, comprehend; hence, vve\wv II. to help to conquer or sub\4yca I say briefly.
to-
-aa>
to
break
due: metaph. to cut short, make an end

;
of, destroy.
lift,
gether, break in pieces, shiver.

f.acu, to speak with anotherjom in adII. vising or recommending: to agree to, concur in. to speak with or in behalf of a person, support, advocate his cause.
<ryv-ayopva>,
o-vv-aCpa) poet, o-vvaetpco (q. v.), to raise, take up together avvaipftv \6yov to cast
or
up acc.
counts.
rei
:
II.
Med.
to take
part in a thing,
gen.
III.
to help bear or support, undertake jointly. Pass, to be joined, knitted together.
crw-aiTios, ov, also a, ov, (avv, alria) being the Att. pf. avvrjxa, later joint cause of a thing, helping towards : sharing in avvayrjo-xa: pf. pass. avvr)yp.ai to lead or bring together, to gather together, as- the guilt, accessory to : as Subst., avvairios, o, rj, an semble; avvdytiv 'Apija, i;6\tp.ov to join battle: also accomplice^ rti/os in a thing.
: :
o-w-aypevico, (avv, dypa) to join in the chace. OTMiypojxcvos, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of avvaytipo). crvv-dyco, f. -d(a: aor. I avvrjga: aor. 2 avvrjyayov
<ruv-aur0(ivo|JUH,
together.
f.
-ataOrjaofMii, to perceive or feel
669
f. doca, to fight along with. crvv-aix^dXcoTOS, ov, a fellow-prisoner. erw-auopeop-ai, Pass, to be held in suspense with. f. oca, to blossom or or flourish together. <Ttiv-aK|ji,da>,
<n;v-aix|Ada>,
f. -&o-fj0o(j.ai, to cry out together. criiv-avaYKa^to, f. doca, to compel or constrain at the same time, c. inf.: Pass, to be compelled at the same time. II. to extort hy force.
<rvv-avaJ3od<o,
crw-aKoXacrraivto, to live dissolutely together. or f. fioca, to follow along with closely : to follow an argument, understand. <Tvv-oicovTia>, f. ioca, to throw a javelin together or
crvv-aicoXov0a>,
tit
go
crw-avciyca, f. feu, to carry to sea together.

crw-ava8i8fc>|Ai, to give
up along with
Pass, to
the
same
time.
f.
^crvv-avaiplo), f. with or together.
-fjoca,
to take
up along with or together. away or destroy along II. to give the same answer.
O-W-SKOVCO,
the
same
time.
-o.Ko-uoop.ai, to hear along 2. to hear one another.
with or at
crwaicTCQv, verb. Adj. of ovvdyca, one must bring

together.
recline
<rvv-avaKip,<u, Pass, to recline together at table. trw-avaKXCvojiat, Pass, to lie down along with, to along with at table, [i]
ovv-avoXto-KO),
with.
II. to
f.
-avdXcaooj, to spend or waste along

f.
<rvv-avairavo[i,ai, Pass, to take rest together, to reII. to feel with, sympathise in : absol. to fresh oneself or receive comfort for. together with. share in sorrow. crw-ava-rreiOo), f. oca, to join in persuading. in plur. (rw-avairtixirco, f. fyca, to send up together. <rvv-aXYt]Swv, ovos, fj, joint pain or grief : at ovva\yovoai, partners in grief. <ruv-avairXKa>, f. fco, to entwine together. <rvv-aXu4>&>, f. iftca, to smear together, daub over : to o-uv-avairpdo-cra) Att. -TTOJ, f. feu, to join in exacting
cruvaKTiKos, 17, ov, (owd-yca) able to bring together : TU OWO.KTIKUV power of accumulation in oratory. <rw-aXaXdco, f. doca, to cry aloud with. (TW-aXytw, f- rjffca, to share in suffering or grieving
help hy furnishing money.

-avapifcca, to mix up with at the Pass, to associate with.
avv- avajAtYvvfxt,
same time
Med. and
help to anoint.
<rvv-uXida>,
<rtiv-uXva>,
f.
f.
few,
:
(ovv, aAta)
aor.
i
= ovvaXifa.
:
payment.
<rvv-avappnrro,
o"uv-avaorTpe4>a>,
to live
f.
,
f.
-ffGca,
ioca
Ion.
together, collect, assemble: meet.
ovvd\ioa to gather Pass, to come together,
o-vv-avdcro-o), to rule as
f. if/ca,
to throw up together. king with another. Pass. to turn back together:
along with or among.

fa>, to
<rvvaXXaYT|
'7,
(avvaXXdooca)aninterchange; Xoycav
:
<ruv-ava,Tif]Ka>,
melt with or together.
vva\\ayai interchange of words absol. a making up of strife, reconciliation ; pi. vvaXXayai, a treaty 2. commerce, intercourse. II. interof peace.
vention, interference, interposition by the intervention of disease.
result.
;
o-vv-avaTpcx 40
ff.
<rvv-avaTi9r](Jti,
-0/>efa>, to run up along with. -Orjoca, to set up along with.
cruv-ava<J>0Y'Y o
JLal >
voffov f waAAeryjj
2.
a contingency,
\
cruv-avacj>t)p [(f>v], to Pass, and Med. to have
Dep. to cry out together. knead or mix up together :

constant intercourse with, to
associate constantly with.
<rwdXXaY[Att, aros, TO, (crvvaXXdoaca) a mutual agreement, ovenant, contract.

<ruv-aXXdcrcr<0 Att.
o-uv-avaxpp.7TTOp,cu, Dep. to cough up together. o"uv-avicrrr]p.i,, to make to stand up or rise togeII. Pass,, with act. aor. 2 -avforrjv, pf. 2. to help -aveorijKa, to rise at once or together.
-TTW
f.
feu
Pass., aor. I avvrjXXdxQrjv : pf. interchange with : to exchange.
ovvr)XXayâi
aor. I ffvvrjXXaga : to :
2. intr. to deal,
ther.
in setting
associate,
have intercourse with. II. to bring into association or union with : to reconcile : Pass, and Med. to be reconciled with, come to terms : make a
:
up again (rw-avrdw Ion.

to
or restoring.
a>
:
f.
rjocu
.aor. I -^vrrjffei
to
meet face
semble.
face
II.
generally, to to meet with.

:
meet
together, as-
III. -of things, to
league or alliance with : make peace. <TUv-aXodto poet. -aXoidco f. 170-0; : aor. I o'WTjXoito thresh with or t]oa together : to dash to pieces, smash.
:
happen
to one.
Hence
crw-dfifi,
XrjOrjv
:
xrvv-djJuAXdojjiai,
:
Adv. for avv ap.a, together. f. med. aor. I pass. -rjntXrjoo/j.ai to race or contend Dep. together.
:
<ruv-dvn]<ns, 77, a meeting. o-wavTT|TT]v, 3 dual Ep. irnpf. of awavrdca. <ruv-avTiciti>, f. do-cu, =<rvvavTdo:, to encounter. crvvavTiXdp-rjTai, [g], 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of with : <rw-avTiXap,J3dvojj,ai, Dep. to lay hold of along
to take
\
<rw-ajiirX&>.:
fut. -a/z<>efa>
aor. 2 -rffjurfoxw, inf.
-apmoxeiv
to cover
up
entirely,
wrap
closely
mq-
part with, help. o-uv-avrXeto, f. rjoca, to drain along with or together ; ovvavrXtiv irovovs nv'l to join him in bearing all his
sufferings, Lat.
taph. to shroud.
una exhaurire
labores.
<TW-a[A4>oTpo.s, a, ov, both together

sing,
to
used both
and
trvv-dvTO|jLat, Dep., used only in pres. and impf., owavrdca, to come to meet, fall in with : also to engage
plur.
:
in battle.
f.
trvv-avafiaivo)
-c
go up along with or together, esp. of going up into central Asia from the coast.
to come to an e?id together with. [i;], <ruv-ai6a), f. uoca, to join in thinking fit : genrrally, to approve, allow.
<ruv-avuTG>
670
avv-SotSos, ov,
=
'
aw-dopos,
<n;v-airdY<>,
ov, Dor. for avvrjopos.

f-
^^
â ^
away with
Pass-, to
be
led
together with or besides. <rvv-dirus, aaa, av, like ffvpiras, all together, the
away
IV. Med. to reach, attain to : to take at hand. part with, contribute towards. arwapai, aor. 1 inf. of ffvvaipoa. II. intr. in pf. cruv-SpapC<TKO), to join together.
ffvvdprjpa Att. ffvvdpapa, to be well Jilted, suit well toI
whole together.
crvv-dimjAi,
gether.
<ruv-a/7rpY<5, ojjiai,
f.
inf.
-amevai, (elm ibo}

acrobat,
to
go away
to\
\
gether. <rvv-apd<r<rco Att. -TTCO, f. dash in pieces, crush, destroy

pieces ; broken.
Dep.
to help infinishing,
j
dash together: to dashed in but, ovvapdfffffffdat Kt<f>a\ds to get their heads

cu,
to
Pass, to be
<ruv-am<TTa|Acu, Ion. for avvaîoTapai. <rw-airopaiva>, f. -Prjaofjtai, to go away along with or together : to disembark along with.
<ruv-aTTo8i8pdcrK<o,
f.
o-vv^xpecncco,
ther.
fioi I
f.
II.
to please or satisfy toge-aptffct) impers., like Lat. placet, o~vvapf0K(i

:
-5paero/zt [a]
a<u, to
aor. 2 -airi-
am
content also,
,
c. inf.
Spav
to
run away or escape along with.

f.
<ruv-airo8oKi|JuJ.ci>,
1
join in reprobating or
Disapproving,
awairo05viv,
<ruv-airo0VTj(TKCi>, f. -aTroOavovfjiai to die together with. vov :
aor. 2 inf. of ffvvairoOvfj&Kca. aor. 2 -aire&a:

j
of ffvvapapifffco}. axiv-apOp os, ov, (avv, dpOpov) linked together accordance with. <rvvapidfjicci>, f. "fjffo}, to count along with.
3 sing.
pf. 2
in
number.
(Tuv-dpi0(xos [a], ov, (ffvv, dpiOpos} included in a II. of like or equal number.
f.
<rvv-aiTOuci(o,
f.
iffoj,
to
go
along with or together. to receivefrom ancrw-airoXajipavco, f. -Aijô/âi other with or together: to take or receive in common.
:
<rw-airoKa.jji,v(i>, to be tired trvv-airoKTCivo), to kill
or
as colonists together. worn out together.
<rvv-api<rrdci>,
i\G<a,
(avv, apiarov) to take break-
\fast or luncheon with.
<njv-5pioTt}a>,
[a]
f.
cruv-dpuTTOs, ov,
aw, to do feats of bravery together. (ffvv, apiarov} breakfasting with.

'.
to shine forth together. fut. -aTToAa) : to destroy with

f.
fyca,
crviv~ap|A6u Att. -TTCO

or
aor. I avv-rjpfJLoaOrjv
close,
:
f.
ocrcu
Dor. 6oo
:
Pass.,
pf.
rjpftoafjiai
avvairoXXvvai rovs (pi\ovs to involve one's own ruin : Pass., with pf. 2 -cnroAcy\a, to perish along with or together. cruv-airoXoYtojJuu, f. ijtro/zat, Dep. to join or help in
together
;
join exactly;
toJit together, @\e(papa to close the
friends in one's
eyelids ; etx f P t ffwappuffai Pporovs to adapt '<? tals to recklessness. 2. to join together, unite.
to
mor3.
defending.
<ruv-airo}jiapavG>, to make to wither away together: Pass, to fade away or wither together.
put agree together, Jit,

i
together, compact, construct.

suit.
f.
II. intr. to
o"uv-app,o\o yco,
770x0, to
frame
accurately together.
<rvv-airovv<o,
gether.
i
f.
OQJ, to
swerve away from a blow
to-
one who joins together; ffvvapnoffT7)*iro\iTfias a remodeller of a state. cruv-apjAOTTCO, Att. for ovvappofa.
or\jvap|AOtTTT|S, ov, 6, (avvap/Jiofa)
<ruv-airoir^fi'n a>,
f.
ô>, to
f.
orw-airoppif|Yvvjii,
-prjgcu, to
send away together. break ojf together.
crvv -ap'irda>, fut. daca or

i
dffofjiai
:
to carry off or
away with one

2. to
aor. I ffvvrjpiraffa : Pass, to be seized

:
<rw-airoaT\Xco,
o"uv-airo<rTpco, join in robbing.
to
f.
send off'or despatch together with.

rjaoj,
and carried
aor. I
off.
holdfast together
Med.
to help to strip or cheat,
vvapndffaff6ai, of a wrestler, to seize and hold one fast. 3. metaph. to seize with the mind, catch at.
to hang up cruv-apTctto, f. jyffcw : aor. I ffvvrjpTijffa : Pass. : to fasten on along with, knit together :
<ruv-airo<j>aivo|Jiai, Med. to declare together. <ruv-airo<|>epa>, to carry off along with or together.
with
cruvairros,
17,
ov, also os, ov, verb. Adj'. joined toger

:
to be closely
engaged or entangled
o>,
;
with.
:
ther, fastened, tied
continuous.
:
From
:
ow-dimo, f.
pat '.to
to meet
airreiv
;
-capca
aor.
ovvrjif/a
Pass., pf.
ffvvfjfj.--
<ruv-dpxco, f. league in office
to ride jointly with
to be
col-
tie
or join together, unite ; ffwairrfiv irooa avvairretv P\((papa to close the eyes ; awto join lips, to kiss
;
;
6 avvdp\o:v a colleague. ow-apwyos, ov, a joint-helper. o-uv-acrefJeco, f. ijao}, to join in impiety.
aroâ
awcnrrtiv
p.t]xa.vi]V
o"uv-acrKco,
tising.
f. ijcrcw,
to practise together,
join in prac-
to frame, concert a plan

evil
^WCLTTTCIV
;
upon him.
II. to
nvl Kaaa tofasten make persons engage or
f.
rjao}, (ffvv,
a<ro0os) to be unwise or
encounter, bring into action

battle.
ffvvd-rrTfiv p-d-^rfv to join 2. in friendly sense, to join, attach oneself

|
foolish along with.

<rvv-atrirt86co,
i
f.
wau,
(ffvv, dffrris) to
keep the shields

:
to a person
;
into-
awdiTTfiv kavrbv IsXoôv^nvi to enter :.u . -_.. conversation with a person so avvdirreiv pvOov,
;
_.:
locked close together.

to ffwûnrigv. fut< tv<y Att. iw: (ffvv, dtrirts) hold the shields together : generally, to fight together, be comrades ; avvaamêiv nvi to be his messmate. <ruv-a<Tm<rTT|s, ov, 6, a fellow-soldier, comrade.
etc.
also avvdirrciv \6yotori or tls \6jovs nv'i (sub. favrov) ; ffvvairreiv yd/jiovs to form an alliance by
;
marriage.
He next
to
III. intrans., of lands, to border on, to be joined to. 2. of Time, to be nigh
<yvva<rxa\aw,
to feel joint
indignation at a
tiling.
671
o-w-aTuxi>,
f.
170*0;,
to be
unlucky with or together,
to share a person's ill luck.

a~uv-a,va.lv(i),f.avui,to dry quite up: Pass./o wither
away.
<rw-avSdo>,
fess, allow.
f.
170-0;,
to
speak together: to agree, con-
together over together, Lat. trajicio. II. to accuse along with or together : Pass, to be so accused. <ruv-8iaYi-'Y v<'' o ICO) > ^ -SiGrypwo-o/zat, to decide along
to cross
' :
cruv-SiafiJatva), to go through or cross over together. : and intrans. <ruv-8ia(3(iXX<o, to convey over
a-w-avXea), f. 170-0;, to accompany on theflute. Hence with, join in decreeing. o-uvavXia, 17, a playing on the flute together, a conoTJv-SiaiTaopii, f. -oiaTrjaofjiat Dep.: (avv, Siaicert ; vvav\iav K\deiv OvKv^-nov vop-ov to sob one-i- Tao;) : to live with or together. of Olympus' pieces in concert. 2. any concert, trvv-SiaiTTjTTjS, ov, 6, a joint arbitrator, crvv-SiaKivStiveva), f. 0*0;, to meet danger along with, agreement, fellowship. aor. I pass, avvrjv- incur danger jointly. <ruv-avXtop.(u, f. med. iaofjiai
\
\ia6rjv Dep. abode with.

:
to lodge,
dwell together, take up one's
cruv-Siaicocrfjieco,
(ruv-8idKTOpos,
j
ther
<ruv-avXos, ov, (avv, avXos) playing the flute toge: in concord or union with, harmonious : metaph.
<ruv-8iaXta>,
j
f.
170-0;, to set in order together, a co-mate of Mercury. -\vaca [t>], to help to reconcile
f.
o,
Med.
j
to help to
pay.
f.
agreeing with, in harmony with. cniv-avXos, ov, (avv, av\r}} dwelling together or with ; ff. fMvia associated with madness, i. e. mad. avv-avdvo> and <ruv-avco, f. -avgrjaca, to increase, Pass, to increase enlarge, augment with or together :
or
o"uv-8iap,vo>,
fjicvw, to
f.
<ruv-8iap.VT]jjioveiia>,
continue with throughout. aw, to bring to remembrance
along with.
to the
grow
with,
grow larger
f.
together.
<ruv-8iairoXep.0, f. 170-0;, to join in carrying on a war end or throughout. <rvv-8iairpd<rcTG> Att. -TTCO, f. fo;, to carry through
:
crw-cufxupeo),
170-0;,
to take
away
revolt
together
Med.
or effect together
with.
(ruv-8ta<ra)ô>,
Med.
f.
to assist in rescuing.
cruv-a<j>C<TTir]p.u,
<ruv-8uMrKoir0,
to negotiate with. -oiaaKfôfMii, to examine along

to help in preserving. f. to endure 170-0;,
to
make
to
together,
draw
II. Pass., with act. aor. 2 pf. -eaTrjKa, to fall off or revolt along with. crwoxO-nvat, aor. I inf. of avvdyca.
into
revolt.
f.
o*o>,
crx)v-8iaTaXanra>pt0, with or together.
hardship
through-
<rw-dx6o(jLat
fiat
:
fut.
aor. I pass.
f. f.
med. -axOâofiai Att. to be troubled -ri^âOriv Dep.

:
:
<ruv-8iaTXo>,
<rvv-8iaTiOT]p.i,
f.
-TfXfau,
to continue with
out or to the end.

f.
or grieved along with or together, to
mourn
with.
<rvv-8aio>,
o>,
orvv-SaivujjLi,
to kill together with another. -Sauro;, to feast along with or toge;
[t]
oiaOrjo'co, to help in f. to pass one's if/Q},
ther; avvSaiaai -ydpovs rivi to share a marriage feast Hence with one. <ruv8aiTO>p, opos, o, a companion at table, messmate.
.
together; esp. with a master, of rpifiovrcs the disciples of Socrates.

to
arranging. time with or avvSiaII. of things,
occupy oneself with.

f.
<ruv-8ia4>pco,
with.
ther, to hel}
cruv-8ia<(>(
o-w-SaKvca, f. -Sô/jLai, to bite or champ together, b&ldfast between the teeth. <ruv-8aKpiJO), f. ixrca [u], to weep with or together. <ruv-8eiirvco, f. 170-0;, to dine or sup with : to dine or
eat together. truv-Setirvov, TO,
II. to
-Sioiaoj, to carry through or over bear throughout along with or toge-
in sustaining.
ther
[
>, f. -fpQepta, to destroy with or togePass, to perish along with.
o~uv-8ia<|>i)\a<ro'a>,
f.
<u,
to
common meal
guard along
with or to-
or banquet.
gether.
Subst.,
(ruv-Benrvos, ov, (avv, SfTnvov} dining together : as ffvvoeurvos, 6, a companion at table, Lat.
<ruv-8eicao>,
f.
<v-8uaxetpf,
assist in
f.
ro>,
to take in
hand
together,
managing.
inf.
conviva.
do"o>, to
crvv-8ueip,i,
bribe in a lump, to bribe all
aor. I pass. -68617-
-StefteVat
to
ibo} to
go through
in detail
along with.
f.
together.
beg along with, to join in begging. that which oniv-8<rp.os,o, irreg. plur. avvSefffjia, rd: binds together, a band, bond: a cramp. 2. in Sur3. in Grammar, a conjunction: gery, a ligament. a particle. o-uv-860-p.wTt)S, ov, o, a fellow-prisoner.
6r)v
:
crw-80|xai, Dep.
:
fut.
med. -Serjaonat:
to
spend the day with. <ruv-8fr)p.peij<o, cruv8iT|V6iKa, Ion. for -Tjveyrca, aor. I of av <ruv-8lK<i, f. do u, to help to judge : act as assessor to a judge. <rvv-8u<a<7TT|s, ov, o, a fellow-die ast or juryman. (ruv8iKa>, f. ijao;, (avvoiKos) to defend one accused,
act},
to be the defendant's advocate
and foot,
<ruv-8eTos, ov, (avv 86o>) bound together, bound hand Lat. constrictus. II. as Subst., avv8(o-w-8e,
f. -8170-0;, to bind together ; ffvvofjffai nva bind him hand and foot : to bind up a wound.
TOV, TO, a band, bond.

I
: generally, to speak for or in support of any thing. <njv-8tKos, ov, (oiuv, oifcrj) helping one in a trial or lawsuit : as Subst., avvSiteos, 6, an advocate, esp. at Athens, the defendant's advocate, opp. to avvrjyopos the prosecutor's : generally, an advocate, supporter,
to
backer.
2. at
Athens
after the thirty
Tyrants, avv-
672
were
the syndics or judges
<rVV$lOtKt(d
determine appointed belonging to, befitting in comto
(TVVLjJ,L.
mon
II. on confiscations. Adv. ffvvSitcajs, jointly. : <rw-8voiKo, f. rjffca, to administer or arrange toge-
sembled in council, a council-board, council : in N.T. the Sanhedrim. 2. a council-chamber, senate-house,

Lat. curia.
o-vv-eSpos, ov, (crvv, tfya) sitting together or with,
ther.
<rw-Siopd<o,
f.
-Sifyopai, to see through or examine
assembled in council. II. as Subst., crwcSpos, b, one who sits with others in council, a councillor,
senator.
together. cruv-Suricevco, to play at quoits with.

ervv-Stwica), f.-5iwga} or -a;o/xai, to chase away along II. as law-term, to join in a prosecution. with.
<rw-eetKO<7i, Ep. for ffweiftoffi.
<ruv-SoKi>, f. -Soo; and -doKrjaca, to seem alike to several : to seem good to another also : 0wSo/f, im-
we are all agreed : pers. like Lat. placet, ffvv8oKe?7)[iiv the neut. part, is also used absol., ffwdotcovv airaaiv
to all of you, since you all vp.iv since it seems good it seemed good to the agree; <rvv8oav irarpi since
father also.
cniv-ecpYaOov, Ep. lengthd. impf. of ffvveipyca. orvv-pY, Ep. for avvdpyca. awe^vâ, aor. I of av^tvyvvfu. crwT|iea, Ion. for avvjJKa, aor. I of ffwtrjfjti. <ruv-60\<o poet. <rvv-0Xw, to wish with or together, to concur in a wish.
<ruv0VTO, 3
pi. aor.
,
aor.
2 med. med.
<rw-8oKi}Aaa>,
f.
affca, to test
crw-8oa.a>,
f.
do*<u,
or examine along with. II. to to agree in opinion.

neut. of ffvv8oKa>.
aca, to accustom, inure, Pass, to become used or inured to.
make
habitual :
cruvi8'vai,
inf.
77,
glorify or extol jointly,
awe 187)0-15,
conscience.
of avvoiSa ; v. *awci8<a. Hence a joint knowledge, consciousness. 2
o"uvB6av, aor. atv-8ovXos, o,

v,
I part.
f],
serving with: as Subst, avvSovXos,
a fellow-slave.
to see *<ruv-6i8co, in aor. 2 avv-eifiov, inf. -t8(?v : together, see in one view, see plainly : understand : in this sense, the pres. in use
pf. avv-eopd/ca.
<rvv-8pd<o, f. aaca [a], to do along with or together, help or concur in doing; af/xa awSpav to assist in shedding blood. crw-8pojxds, aSos, fem. of avvfyofjios ; al
<rvv-8pop.T|,
(ffvv, Spofjtoi)
avv-opdca, fut. avv-6ifiofw.i, avvoida in pres. sense, inf. avveiSevai : plqpf. with impf. sense ffvvrjSav Att. also fut. awe'iao/tai avvySr), Ion. 2 plur. avvrjSfarf to share in the knowledge, be cognisant of a thing,
is
II. pf.
T),
a running together
a privy
(i86s
to it
concourse of people.
crvv-BpojAos, ov,
(ffvv,
= ffvvfio'ij<ns.
;
part. avvfiStus
an accomplice
TO avv-
2. c. dat. pers. to
opa;*etV)
meeting;
avvdpofj-oi Trcrpat
= avfJLir\r)ydocs.
close.
running
together,
II.
same as another cvveiStvai \avrca ovo' wv I am conscious to myself of not being

wise
fjicvw
1
know the onovv aofyus

in the least
running along with, following crw8pop.<os, Adv. close upon the track. crw-80dco, f. dffca, (avv, 8uo) to join two together,
to couple, pair, unite in wedlock.
Hence
I am
or in the dat., avvoiSa (fâvrcu ovStv iinaraconscious to myself of knowing naught :

bis.
orw-SCds, a5os, wedded.

<rvv-8i5o,
tu>o,
77,
also to be in a person's confidence, be privy to plans or opinions. o-vv-eiKOO-t Ep. o-uveevKOcrt, twenty together, (avvSvo) two together, paired,
i
by
'
twenties, Lat. viceni.

Stxu)
ot, at, TO.. (ffvv,
two together, two and

along with or
by twelves or
by pairs, Lat. bint.

f-
"h<?v, to be unlucky cruv-8vori5xw, together, to be in like misfortune.
<ruv-8u>5eKa, dozens.
,
of, at, TO,,
every
twelve,
aor. 2
o-uvej3T|v,
Dor. for avveprjv, aor. 2 aor. 2 of ovp&aivfa.
<ruv6i\6Y|Avos, pf. part, of ffvXXeyw. <ruv-i\(o, f. -qaoj, to crowd or throng together : of Pass, to be crowded persons, to bind firmly together : or pressed together. oi)vi\T]<|>a, pf. of av\\afji0dvQ}. <rw6iAT)xa', pfof av\\ay-)(avQ}. <T\ivtL\Kv<ra,, aor. I of avve\KU. o-uvelXoxa, pf. of ffvX\fyca. f. -' to be with, be
cruv-cip.i,
trojuat,
(avv,
dpi sum)
crvv^YYus, Adv. quite near, close to, hard upon. joined or -united with, be conversant with; awcivai <rw-Y6ipc0, f. -fyepw, to awaken together: esp. to raise voaca = vocretv ; ffvvftvai /nept/î/ats to be acquainted Pass, to rise together. from the dead with another with cares ovvilvai -rrpdyfjiaai to be engaged in business. 2 of persons, to have intercourse, associate, Eiio), f. aca, (o-tW8pos) to sit together in council, live with : of a woman, to live with her husband sit in consultation : ol avveSpevovres the members of a generally, to associate with, have to do with, take part council. with, follow; of avvovrfs partisans, disciples. a sitting together, of greo-vvcSpia, ff <ruv-.[ju, (oiiv, fifju ibo) to go or come together, II. a sitting in council, a hence to assemble, meet. garious birds. 2. in hostile sense, to council. meet in battle, engage with : of states, to engage in crvveSpiov, TO, (ai/j/cSpos) a number of persons as- war. 3. in peaceable sense, to come together, meet
:
;
.
crvveliTov
to deliberate.
a-weA/coo.
iJCi>, f. ffca,
673
to join in forcing
4. of revenue, to
inf.
come
together, to
with a lever.
come
in.
<ruv-KirjjiTr(),
f.
of ffwayopeva or in use to speak with avfjuprjfu, there being no pres. any one, agree with, confirm : to advocate a person's 2. to tell along cause: generally, to help, further, with one, help one to tell.
<rw-iirov,
-cureiv,
aor.
2
:
f.
â>, to send out together. data [a], to pass out together.
ffweipya. crw-eCpY<> Ep. -eep-yo) old form -6p*yo> avvtepyov Ep. aor. 2 ffvveepyaOov f. ffvvtip<a to shut in or enclose together: to bind together:
o-vv-eip-yvvî,
:
: : :
drink off together. to rush out along II. of the votes taken out of the with. voting urn, to fall out in agreement with each other, to con*bur : c. dat. to come out equal to another, run a dead III. to fall out, be thrown out, fail Ep. impf. heat with.
[t], f. -Trio/wit, to
,
f.
-ireaovfiai,
together.
generally, to join together, fasten together, unite. crweipTjKa, used as pf. of avfjuprjfjii.
<Tw-6KTT\a) Ion. -irXwco, along with.
f.
-n\fvffofMi, to sail out

breathe
<ruv-vp<B, to string together, join one after another,
<rvv-Kirvco, f. nrev(ro/zt, to breath along with another.

truv-CKirovtco,
f.
out
one's
add on without stopping. II. intr. to string words together, to speak on and on, go on continuously. o-uvcis, tioa, ev, part. aor. 2 of awirjfu. o-uv-ewraYw, f. cy, to bring in with or together.
f. ^Sijcrojucu, to embark together with. <ruv-ucrJ3aAXa>, intr. to make an inroad into a country together, join in an incursion or invasion.
rjaca,
to
help in working out or
<ruv-icrj3av&>,
\vOa
6/5<W
<rw-6to-epxojJiai, aor. 2 act. -fiarjXQov, pf. -ctaeX-f]: to enter along with or together. Dep.
:
achieving : to cooperate with. orvv-6Kiropi<o, f. oca, to help in supplying or providing. <ruv-6KiroTOv or -a, verb. Adj of owtKnivu, one must drink out or off together. ar, o-uv-Kirpacro-a> Att. -TT<O Ion. -irpTj<r<r<o, f. to exact money with or together : Med. to help a
<rwei<rop.<u, fut. without any pres. in use

II.
v. *ffvv-
person in taking vengeance for a thing. cruv-K<rwfo>, f. ffco,to help in preserving or delivering.
<ruv-KTa<r<ro> Att. -TTCO,
battle order
f. QJ, to arrange in line or along with others. <rw-KTOv, verb. Adj. of ovv^ca, one must keep with
o-uv-eicnrtirTa),
II. to rush in fall or be thrown along with or together, to burst or break in together.
-ireffovfMi : aor. into along with.

f.
2 -frrfffov
to
one or together.
<rvv-6io"TrAeo>,
f.
Tr\fvffOfMj.i, to sail into

f.
orvv-eio-irpao-aco Att. -TTCD, ing money from others.

<ruv-6icr<j>pci>,
<pof>d).
cy,
together. to help in exact-
<rw-KTCvo>
[t],
f.
-riffat [t], to
pay along
with, to
help in paying.
<rvv-6KTpe4>a>, f. -Opitfxu, to rear Pass, to grow up with.
up along with:
:
to join in
paying
the
war-tax
(flff-
<ruv-KpaCva>, f. -Prjffopai, to go out together. oruv-K|3a\\a>, f. -/3aA.a>, to cast out along with
<ruv-6KTpX<">, f. -efcdpafjiovnat : aor. 2 -ff5pafj.ov to run out along with, to sally out together.
:
to
assist in casting out. avv-6icpi|3a.a>, f. -etcfr&dffca Att. -eK0i0u>, Causal of <TvveK0aivca, to help in bringing out.
cruveKvpijtra and <rvvKVp<ra, aor. I of avytcvptca. <ruvKV\}/a, aor. I of avyKvirroj.

<rvv-K<j>pto, f. -foiffoj, to carry out together to burial : to attend a funeral.
<rw-c8t](Jios, ov, travelling with

traveller.
<ruv-cicSCS|j.i,
f.
as Subst.
a fellow:
crweAajBov, aor. 2 of av\\ajj.^dvoa. o-uv6\<i\ovv, impf. of ffv\\a\(0}.

<ruv-\a-uva>
help a poor
man
f.
together : together; Med. to strip oneself of or put off together. set to together, to set together, match in combat, vve\avviv to meet in quarrel. 2. intr., 4'ptSt <ruv-ic6vT|<rKa>, f. -fKOavovftai, to die along with or Jigbt. cruveXetv, tnivcXev, Ep. inf. and 3 sing. aor. 2 of together : metaph. to fail or be exhausted together. crw-6KKa(.8Ka, sixteen together, by sixteens. cvvaipto).
<rw-K8va>,
(Kouffca, to give out together in portioning out his daughter. -(KSvffca [u], to strip off
to
-\affffa
-c\dffiu [a] : aor. I -TjXaaa Ep. to drive, force or bring e\rj\aKa ffvveXavveiv oSovras to gnash the teeth
:
f.
pf.
K\vrfiv
f. tyca, to help to steal away; <rvvKydfiovs to help in frustrating a marriage. II. <ruv-KK<>nia>, f. OQJ, to help in carrying out. to help in bearing or supporting.
<ruv-KK\irTa>,
o-uv-eXevOcpoo),
f.
uffca, tojoin in freeing
from
absol.
to join in freeing or delivering.
o-vv-eKKoirrco, f. tyoo, to help to cut out or away. <ruvK\6i<ra, aor. I of ovygAcMtf.
aweAv<rop.<u, fut. of ffvv(pxofj,a.i. <rw\T|\v0a, pf. of avvfpxofMt. of ovKXa^dvca. crvv6XTj(J>0T]V, aor. I pass,
o'tweXOctv, aor. 2 inf. of ffvvfpxopai. <ruv-6\KiKrT6ov, verb. Adj. of aor. i of
cruv-K\6KTos,
<rw-K\viio,
gether.
f.
rj,
ov, chosen along with or together. -\vffca [y], to dissolve with or toto
awe \/ccu,
one
must draw together.

(ruv-eAicG),
f.
,
f- 1 <r<y . 7
(ffvv, ete,
âôâi)
march
f\Kvca)
to
draw
out tojight together.
draw
up, contract.
"2. to together or to a point. II. to help to draw out.
674
o-wcXwv,
aor. 2 part.
f-
aweirawra,
to
aor. I of
f.
0vfj.Tta.io).
<ruv-H,|3aXX,
-0a\>,
to
put in along with, help in

fall in or upon together, Hence inroad,
putting in. join in attacking
II. intr. to
:
o-vv-eTraiTidojjiai, gether, involve in a
-do-o/wu [a], Dep. to accuse towith.

to
common charge
f. 170-0;,
make a joint
aw-ciruKoXouOeoj,
close.
follow together, follow
a throwing in together; 0we/i/3oA.7) <ruv6p,poXT|, r), of all the oars together. KUTTIJS the regular dip orwjA6v, poet, for ffvveivai, aor. 2 inf. of ffvvirjfJii.
<ruvp,ia, aor. I of ffvfj.fiiywfju. <rw|jux06v, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, o
aor. I crvv-[nrOirpTiju, fut. -cfiirprjcron : to burn along with or together. as Subst., ffvvcrw-jji,iropos, ov, travelling with :
-a/it/ycD, to join in repelling. <ruv-6iravtcmr)iu, f. -0-7770-0;, to make to rise or rebel II. Pass., with aor. 2 act. along with or together.
f.
l
aruv-6irfi a uvco,
i
-tffTTjv, pf. -(ffrrjKa:
to join in
ajaaj, to
<rvv--iravop96&>,
f.
a revolt or rebellion. join in re-establishing.
<rwiraa, Dor.
aor. I of
ffvfjnrfjyvvfji.i.
come/ijropos, o, a fellow-wayfarer, fellow-traveller, panion, attendant; ffwefj-wopos xP*ias a partner in

dancing.
aor. I inf. of ffwcfj.wiirprjfju. oTweji/nrp-fjo-ai, crwVYKavTs, aor. I part. pi. of ffvfjuftfpcu.
truv-tircnrTOjiai, Ion. for ffvv<pairToiJ.a.i. <ruvir8T)<ra, aor. I of ffvfjiirto'aaj.
o"uv-6irt}u, (ffvv,
km,
flfu ibo] to
go with
against,
join in attacking.
<rvv-Trtcr<j>pop,at,
(ruv-eircKiriva) [t],
to bear or sustain.
Med.
f.
to join in
irto/xcu, to
bringing in. drink ojf quickly.

light, to help
<ruv-VtKOfiai, Ep. for o-v/i^cpo/wu, Pass, to be carried so as to meet, to strike or dash against.
<ruv-V0ovoua,co, to be inspired together with. <rw-6a.Y, f. o, to lead out together : Pass, to be carried away with.
<ruv-ireXa<|>pvva> [u], to help to

crvv-eirepljoj, f. iffoj, to aor. 2
make
contend with.
aor. 2
,
<ruv-6J-<up0,
removing
take
to take out together, to help in to help in taking or capturing : Med. to

f.
170-0;,
aor. 2 of avvefpiarrjfu.
>
away forcibly from one.

f.
to
cruv-'iriJX o P' ai f- tvofjiai, Dep. to join in a prayer: vow at the same time.
o-vv-c-iTTjxew,
f.
<ruv-6(jaicov(i>,
-atfovffoiMU, to hear of a thing all

f. -ajMipTâofjuii to err along with, error, have part in a fault.
f.
170*1;,
to join in singing, join in

to
together.
<ruv-||afJi,apT<xvG>,
chant or chorus.
crvv-iri|3aCvto,
i
f.
-$170-0 juat,
mount
with.
together
to
commit a joint
upon.
II. to
enter
f.
upon along
ww-eavi<mr)iju,
gether.
-egavfffTTjKo.
:
ffTâca, to
make
to
stand up
to'.
<ruv-mpovXva>,
cruv-mYp5<J>vs,
I
o"o;,
to join in plotting against.
II. Pass.,
with aor. 2
act. -cgaveffrrjv, pf.
a fellow-registrar, fellow-clerk.
<rw-em0tJ|A&>, f. rjaoa, to desire along with. o"uv-mKi|jiai, f. -Keiffoftai, Pass, to press upon together. gether, to join in attacking. f. to go out along with or together. 170-0;, to help to array or adorn. <ruv-^tjj.i, (fifJU ibo) crvv-ciriicotrp,(i>, cruv-eêXavva), f. e^fXdffca, to drive out along with ouv-6mKOvpo>, f. 170-0;, to join as an ally, help to or together. II. (sub. arparov, 'iirirov) to march support or relieve. or ride out together. <rvv-emKov4>ta>, f. iaca, to lighten at the same time. (rw-ej-epuw, f. a<a, to draw out with or together. o-vv-cmKpSSaivw, to move backwards and forwards
to rise
f.
and come forth

to cheat
together.
<ruv-6JjairaTda>,
170-0;,
along with or
to-
<rw-6pxop,<u, Dep., with -6(Xrj\vda (cf. 4'pxo/*ai):

:
aor. 2 act. -erj\6ov, pf. to go or come out with.
together with.
aaoi, to search out or examine along with or together: Pass, to be reckoned with or among. crw-6J;6'upCo'K(o, f. evprjcr(v, to find out together. o-uv-efjerdjo),
f.
part in
\
cruv-ciriXafApdvojJiai, f. -67n\i7ôjucu, a thing together, have a share in
Dep. to take to take part
with a person, support him.

o-vv-cmjJiapTvpeco,
f.
170^0;,
to join
in attesting or
cruv-ef opp.oi.co,
to sally forth
to help to together: to shoot

f.
cruv-eoxfios, o,
cruv-ciraYto, f. ther, join in inviting.

<rw-6ir<jiSc> poet.
II. intr. urge on. up along with. poet, for owox/zos. 0;, to join in bringing against ano170-0;,
ratifying
I
to confirm.
(rvv-eirifieXcojxai, Dep., with fut. med. -Tjafofjiat, aor. to join in taking care of: to -irfte\r)07)v : have joint charge of: to join in providing.
1 pass.
o^v-irt|jiXTjTT|S, ov, 6, one

of,
who joins
in taking care
-aeiSw, to join in celebrating. <ruv-7rcuv<o, f. 60"a> Ep. 170-0;, to approve or advise together : to join in advising or recommending : to II. to approve, agree to. join in praising. (ruv-ir<uvos, ov, joining in, consenting to a thing, being a consenting party to it.
<rw-iratpco,
time.
f.
associate, coadjutor. (Tvveirtov, aor. 2 of avfiirivca.
an
o"uv-mirXKG>,
<rw-mirXeci>,
f.
f.
o>,
to help to
-irXfiiaofjiai,
twine or plait. to join in sailing
against together, to make a naval expedition in concert. <rw-6mppa>w\)n,t, f. -eirippuffca, to help to strengthen.
to
-cTrapa), to raise or lift at the
same
examine along with or together.
,
II. to
urge on together or also
Pass, to
rise together with.
f.
do-cy
[a], to
draw on
together:
OS.
Med.
self,
draw along with or together draw over to one's own views.

to
to
draw
to one-
use
(ffwayopevca or 9vftrjfU being used' instead) I shall speak with or in support of, advocate,
:
o-uvcmcnrop-evos, aor. 2
part, of avvf)(irofj.ai.
inf.
and
support.
o-vv-eplOos,
(5,
also
fj,
a fellow-worker, helpmate.
<rvv-em(nr'uSa>,
f.
O~QJ,
to join in
crvv-cmo'Tap.av, Dep. to crvv-cmcrreXXco, f. -arfXcD, to send with or together.
urging fonuard. know along with, be privy to.
oaivepicTiKos, 77, ov, (avvcpyca) of a speaker, driving his opponent into a corner, cogent, forcible.
f.
,
cruv-emtTTpaTCtKo,
f.
au, to make
war
together with.
to creep together. \jjca, aor. I of avppdffffca.

, pf. pass, of avpp-qyvvp.1. aor. I of ffvpprjjvvfjLt.
<ruv-m<rTp<{>w,
to a thing.
f.
tyoj,
to assist in
turning a person
,
<ruv-6m<7xvco,
support.
f.
vffca [v], to
help to strengthen or
pf. 2 intr.
f.
of avpprjfvvfju. c\(vffOftai: aor. 2 act.

to
rj\0ov, pf.
.
cruv-mT\o,
complishing.
<rvv-iTiTC0T)pi,
f.
ecra>,
to join in
performing or ac-
- \rj\vda
f.
Dep.
go along with
to
: f. -firi9r)ffoj, to throw upon together on or attack jointly : to apply oneself to
Med.
to set
together, meet: to have course with. 2. in hostile sense, to meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere: of a battle, to be engaged
come
11 or together. dealings or inter-
a thing together.
<ruv-iriTpi|3&) [t],
utterly.
f.
if/ca,
to
wear away or
destroy
crvv-eirtTporros, 6, a joint-guardian. cruvtirXdcra, aor. I of avp.TrXa.aa<a.
\6eiv to join 3. c. ace. cognato, arparziav ffvve an expedition; <rvv(\0tiv Ae%os GOV to share thy bed. III. of things, to be joined in one, be united. IV. of events, to concur, coincide, hapin.
in
pen
together.
c-uveirXcâ, aor.
of
(rvjAirheKO).
<ruv-6irop.cu, aor. 2 -eairofirjv, Dep. to follow close upon, to keep up with; Troipvais avve-rrfaOai to follow
same
orvv-pcoTO,w, f. "rjcroa, to ask questions with or at the II. to establish a point by questioning: time. Pass, to be established by questioning.
crtives, aor. 2
the flocks.
II. to follow
with the mind, understand.
imperat. of
avvlrjfii,
mind ! mark !
:
to
swear
to in addition or besides.
<ruv-or0Cw,
f.
-e'5o/u
aor. 2 -e<f>ayov
to eat to-
aor. I of avfjnrviyoa. cruvirpT]a, Ion. aor. I of avfiirpaffffa).
gether with.
<nJV6<n.s Att.
i3v<rts, co;s,
?),
(ffvvirjui)
a joining,
<rvv-6pa<TTT|S, ov, 6, a fellow-lover Joint-lover. From Med., awcrvv-epdco, to love jointly or in concert :
II. the faculty of apprehension, meeting together. 2. conjudgment, understanding, intelligence.
(pdo~6ai
nvi
to return love for love.

f.
science,
= ffvveiSrjffis.
-flpyaafjat (used both in act. and pass, sense) Dep. to work or labour together with another, to help, assist or contribute to a thing pf. part, in pass, sense, \iOoi gwcipyaa<rviv-p'ya.op.cu,
dcro/xat
:
: : :
pf.
<rw<nrdpaa,
aor. I of ava-rrapdaaoi.
o-uv6o-ir6p.Tf]v, aor. 2
of
avvfirofj.ai
crvv<TTaX[A<u, pf. pass, of avare^Xo). cnjvo-Tao'TS, Ep. pf. part. pi. of avviffTijut.
o-vveoTavptojxevos,
pf. pass. part.
[itvoi stones
wrought for building. crw-ep-yaTTjs [a], ov, 6, a fellow-worker, partner, coadjutor. colleague,
-
crwO'ToiXir]v [a], aor. 2 pass. cruv6<rTiXa, aor. I of avffTt\\(a.

cruvtcmrjv, aor. 2 of
<ruv-6crTida),
f.
<ruv-p ySTivqs
[t], ou, 6, poet, for avvfpyaTijs.

TJ,
ffvviarrjfjit.
fem. of avvfpydrrjs. avvpYw, impf. ffvvrjpyovv, (avvepyos) to work together with, to join or help in work : to cooperate with, assist, do service to one.
<T\iv-fpya.ns [a], t8os,
<r\rv-tpyl\Tr]S, ov, 6, poet, for crvvep'yaT'tjs.
dffca [a], to
entertain in one's
home:
Pass, to feast
GW-wrli],
TJ,
along with or together. (ovv, faria) a common feast.
<ruvfpyia, f), (owep-yos) a joint-work, assistance, cooperation ; in bad sense, conspiracy, collusion. (ruv-epyos, ov, (ovv, cpyov) working together with another, joining or helping in work : taking part in
a thing, contributing towards it: as Subst., <rvv(pyos, u or 77, an associate or partner in a work, a fellow-
avv-fcmos, ov, (0vv, ecrria) sharing one's hearth or home, living or dwelling together: as Subst., cvv2. of Jupiter, the' ecmos, o, 97, an inmate, guest. guardian of the hearth.
<ruv(TT(os, pf. part,
cruvcerxov, aor. 2
<njv-Taipos, comrade.
o,
(aw,
traipos) a companion, partner,

i
workman, a cooperator,
cruvepyo), old
<ruv-cp8co,
to
f.
coadjutor.
o-vv6Tapdx0i]V, aor.
pass,
form of avvfipôj. w, to join in a work, cooperate with.

aca
:
[a], aor. 2 pass, aor. I pass, of
of avvrapdaaoj. of avvOdirru.
ovvrapdoaw.
<ruv-6piSto,
f.
aor.
avvrjpfiaa
:
to set firmly
:
<ruvT0ivro,
pi. plqpf.
pass of avvTiOijui*
together
pHTftat
:
bind or fasten close together, to clench

I
rPass., aor.
ffvvrjpfiaOijv
pf. avvrjpeiafjiai
or -fprj-
o-vverXav, Dor. aor. 2 of avvrXdoi. eruvcTo Ep. ^weTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of fcvviqui.
to be fast
bound or
set firmly together.
<ruvTos,
77,
<ruv-epeo>
Att.
o-vv-cpw, fut. without any pres. in
derstanding, intelligent, sagacious.
un6v, (ffvvirjpi) quick at apprehending, II. pass, easy
676
to be
comprehended, intelligible: neut.

intelligibly.
pi.
avvfrd
as
to
constrain, oppress
Pass, to be constrained, dis-
Adv.
<rvv6TpCpT]V [r], aor. 2 pass, of ffvvrpiftca. cruveTws, Adv. of ffvvtros, intelligently. arw-v8aip.ova>, f. -rjffu, to share in happiness with.
tressed, affected by. 4. in Pass., avvk^jtaQon alx~ to engage with spears. pfjffi
(ruvexws Ion.
unceasingly.
-os, Adv. of
ovve\^js, continually,
<ruv-ev5oKco, f. rjff<a, to approve of, be well pleased with or together, to consent. <rvv-v8b>, f. -fvSrjffca, to sleep or lie with ; 6 wfvScav xpovos the time which sleeps with one, i. e. which
passes while one
is
crw-eij/iao), (ffvv, fyiao/icu) to

<rwcu>vir])juu, pf.
crtn'-tjpaa),
f.
play together.
avvcaveo/j.ai. rjaoj, to pass their
of
youth together:
to
be
young
together.
asleep.
cruv-TjpoXeo), to fall in with.
<ruv-vvda>,
f.
aw, to make to sleep together, to

:
marry to each other : Pass, to lie with. <rvv-WTqs, ov, 6, a bedfellow, husband, consort feai. <nJVWTis, toos, a wife, mate.
cruv-Tjpos, ov, (ffvv, TJ/3n) young at the same time : as Subst., 0vv7]0os, 6, 17, a young friend or comrade.
aor> 2 or
<r\nrT]Y|Jivos, pf. pass. part,
of
ffvvdyca.
<ruv-uvos, ov, (ffvv, evvr)} sharing one bed: as Subst., avvfvvos 6, 17, a bedfellow, consort, husband or wife. crw-evirdo-xw, f. -irtiffofjiai, to be well treated with,
to receive favours
along with.
to help to provide, contribute,
rei, to
<rwr\yop(<a, f. rjffa, (ffwrjyopos) to plead another's cause, to be an advocate for, esp. for the prosecution, opp. to ffvvdiKos ffvvrjyopfiv rtf Karijyopcp to second the accuser. Hence
;
<rw-Viropto,
c. ace. rei
:
f. r)ff<u,
c.
c.
gen.
provide a part
of, contribute
for another,
cate;
towards
dat. pers. to assist, help. to be fortunate along with or together. o-w-cvxopai, f. -ofMi, Dep. to pray with or toge:
o-wrj-yopia, ^, advocacy of another's cause, pleading esp. for the prosecutor. crwrj'yoptKos, rj, ov, of or for a ffw/jyopos or advo-
<rw-VTuxo>,
ther, to join in
rb ffvvijyopiKov, the advocate's fee, being a drachma per diem paid to the public avvrjyopot while
the court
sat.
making a prayer. crw-6va>X60p-ai, to feast with or together. (rvvcâyov, used as aor. 2 of avveffQica.
:
o-uv-ri-yopos, ov, (ffvv, ayoptvoS) speaking with, agree2. supporting, on one's side, esp. in a ing with.
f. -6^>dô/zat : <ruv-<J>dirTOp,ai Ion. -eirdirrofjiai : to lay bold of, put band to along with or to2. c. gen. pers. to join in atgether, c. gen. rei.
Dep.
court ofjustice : as Subst., avvrjyopos, 6, an advocate, counsel for the prosecution, opp. to ovvSittos.
CTWTJBeiv Att. wT|8i], plqpf. of ffvvoida. <ruvTj8aT6, Ion. 2 pi. plqpf. of *ffvvfiSoa.
<ruv-T|8op.ai : fut. -rjo9r)aop.ai: aor. I -rjaOrjv: Dep : to rejoice together; ovv/idfoOai nvi to rejoice with one, to congratulate : also c. dat. rei to rejoice at a
tacking.
to draw <u: aor. I -ccpd\Kvffa: <TVV-<J>XKCI>, f. after or towards along with. <ruv-<j>irop,ai, aor. 2 -f(pfffiroiJ.r)v Ion. -irfffTr6fJ.r)v :
Dep.
to follow along with or together. <rw-<J>K]pos, ov, at the age of youth together.
:
thing, to be pleased or gratified, to sympathise with one's good fortune.
<ruv-<j>i(TTT]|Ai, to
make
to.
attentive
II.
:
also
place over together : metaph. to (sub. rov vovv) to attend
<ruvr]0ta, 17, a dwelling or living together, interII. use, ctiscourse, intimacy, Lat. consuettido.
Pass.,
to be
with aor. 2
act. -eirtffrrjv, pf.
tom, habit, usage.

o-vv-TjO-qs,
fs,
From
:
-c<pfffTf]Ka
placed over, superintend along
gen. cos contr. ovs

(ffvv,
gen.
pi.
avvt]-
with or together.
2. to rise
up
against, attack jointly.
<ruvJ>paa,
<ruvxdpTjv
trvvtxjtia,
TJ,
aor. I
of
ffvfjuppdffffca.
<ruvex a aor
continuity.
[a], aor. 2 pass. i f ffvyx*&*

-
$6os): dwelling or living together, of like habits or customs, akin, well suited to ; ffvvrjQrjs rtvi well-acquainted or intimate with him; x e lpi ffvvftOijs = x.ttpOT}6r]S, tame. II,
Ofojv
contr.
ffvvijOwv:
series of things, continued attention, perseverance. <rvvxeva, Ep. aor. I of ffvyxw<ruv6xs, Ion. for ffvvfx 5 cruv X'^s, fs, (ffvv(x&) keeping or holding together : continuous, in an unbroken line : c. dat. continuous with, next to, adjacent. II. of Time, continuous, continued, unceasing, itnintermitting : the neut. ffvvtXfs is used as Adv., =
II.
'
(avvfxn 5 ) a continuous
habitual, customary
: familiar. aWTj0poi<rn,vos, pf. pass. part, of avvaOpoifa. Adv. of ovvfjOijs, customarily. <rwT]0tos, <ruvi]Ka, aor. I of avvirjfjii. <ruv-T|Kco, to have come together, to be assembled. aor. I of ffvvc \avvoj. 2 of ffvvepxofMii. , aor.
,
OV, 6,
J),
= avvf)\l.
(ffvv,
orvv-exOatpw, to
avvcx&shate along with, join
IKOS, 6,
:
7?At) of like or equal

rj,
in hating.
age, Lat. aequalis

ciate
as Subst., avvr)Xi, 6,
an asso-
poet, for ffwexâipoj.

[y~],
aor. I pass,
:
offfvyxiw.
:
of one's own age, a comrade. owe* (ruvTjXtJo-Ci] and o-uvf|Xv<ris, 17, (ffvvepxofMt,
Att.
hol'd or
^vv-
f.
-côu
aor. 2 ffvviax ov
'
'
keep together :
the rowers together.
ffvv tx^tv rrjv clpfffiav to 2. to contain, comprise.
keep
3.
\cvffofMi) a meeting, assembly. <rwv-T(]p.cptio), f. ffca, (ffvv, -fj^pa) to pass the day with or together, to live with.
crvvrjfJLOVvvrj
fnnnr]fJioo-vvT],
677
put together, feigned, forged. metaph. awOerov by agreement, agreed upon, covenanted;
Lat. ex compacto.
III.
^, union, connexion
in plur. cove-
From nants, solemn promises. <rvvf|jjui>v, ov, gen. ovos, (ffwh/jju) joined together,
united: a companion.
<ruv-0o, f. -QevffOfjiai, to run along with, to run aw-Tjopos Dor. and Att. crw-dopos, ov, (avv, aiw- together : of things, to go along with, to go smoothly pica) hanging together, linked with, wedded to : as with, concur with one's wishes : to run together, meet. Subst., ovvrjopos, 6, 77, a consort, a husband or a wife.+ crw-0ecop(i>, f. rjoca, to contemplate together : to go
i
<rvv-TjircpOTTv<i),
crviv-tjpereo),
f.
f.
f.
oca, to join in
cheating or tricking.
generally, to
to
a spectacle together.
57,
rjaca, (ffvv, rjaca,
(ffT-qs)=<rvvijpTfjLfca.
O-UV^TJKT],
(owriflry/it)
a putting together.
in
II.
<rvv-TipT[ji.a>,
to
row with:
an agreement, arrangement:
<njv0T|fjia,
plur.
articles
of
work
or ply with, befriends with.

f.
agreement, a covenant, contract, treaty.
crvvT]p<j)Ci>,
-fjaca,
to
throw a shade over.
From
|
aros, TO,
II.
<rvv-Tjp^>T|S, *s, (GVV, fpt(f)ca) thickly shaded, covered over.

<rvv-T|pt0jJios, ov, poet, for <rvva.pi0jj.os.
together.
certed signal :
(ffvvTiQr)fj.i) that which is put anything agreed upon, a precon2. a watchgenerally, a token, sign.
<ruvifjp7raKa, pf. of avvapirafa. <nwf|pira(ra, aor. i of Gvvapirdfa.

orvvTjpTrjjjLat, pf. pass,
word, Lat. tessera. engagement. Hence

<rvv0ir]|j.dTiaios, a, ov,
3.
an agreement, covenant,
of avvaprdco.
<rvv0T)pttTT)S, ov, 6,
<ruv-0T]pa,a>,
f.
<rvvT]v\{cr0T)v, aor.
agreed upon : bargained for. a fellow-hunter. From daca [a], to hunt with or together:
together
:
eruvTjpwv, impf. of avvfpaca. <rt)v-ii]a <rao|j.,
f-
"t\GG3,
to
sound or ring together.
f owd-yca. crt)VTjX^ 7l v > aor - l P ass <rwf \|;a, aor. I of avvdirrca.

k
ovvOripaca, to <rw-0ir]ptic0, to be found out to be.

sit
From 6, = avvOrjparris.
hunt together:
Pass.
ativ0uK4co, f. ?7<ra>, to sit with or together, to council with, take counsel with. From
in
pany : joining
<rvv-0tjpos, ov, (avv, Qripa) hunting with or in in chase or pursuit of.

o-vv-0tao-fa)Tir)S,
com-
ov,
:
6,
a partner in the
Oiaffcs or
o-vv-0dKOS, ov, sitting with or together.
2.
shar-
sacred company
ing
in,
partaking
f.
of.
generally, a fellow, comrade. trtJV-0Xaa>, f. daca [a], to crush along with or together.
:
<ruv-0ajji{3a>, to be
astounded along with.

:
to warm with or o"uv-0d\ira>, \f/a>, together taph. to soothe by flattery.
mePass.
aw-0cnrTci>, fyca, to bury with or together to be buried with or together.

f. f.
-aaopai [a], Dep. <rvv-0ao|xai, a spectacle together. 2. to examine together. examine carefully. Hence ov, 6, a fellow-spectator or looker on. <ruv0dTir)s,
to see
to
view together,
<ruv-06a.Tpia, fj, fern, of avvdfarrjs. <ruv0ts, aor. 2 part, of ovvTiOrjiu. truv-0A&>, poet, for ffvvfOf\ca.
avv-0X{3&> [f], f. 1//W, to press together, compress. aor. 2 -(Qavov, inf. f. -Oavovftai aw-0vT|o-Kco -Oaveiv to die with or together. <rvv-0oiv<5,T(op [a], opos, 6, (avv, Ooivdca) a partaker of the same feast, a fellow-banqueter. <ruv-0pav6a>, f. wffca, to break in pieces, shiver. <njv-0pava>, f. ata, to break in pieces, crush, shiver. 0"uv-0pi)vos, ov, mourning with or together. avv-0povos, ov, sitting on the same seat or throne with : ruling jointly.
:
:
eruv0p.a, arcs, r6, poet, for avv9r]pa. eruv0|xevos, aor. 2 med. part, of avvridrj/u. <ruv0o, Ep. for avv9ov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of
avv-0poos, ov, sounding with, in harmony with. crush: metaph. o"uv-0pv'irT&>, f. if/ca, to break in pieces, to enervate, weaken.
<rvv-0vca, f. -6voca [v], to offer sacrifice o-vvtSciv, aor. 2 inf. of *ffvvti5ca.
along with.
eruv0o-a,
instructions.
37,
(avvTiQijiJit)
a placing together, an
:
arrangement, covenant, treaty
in plur. injunctions,
avv0ois, 37, (awTiOijiu) a putting together, compounding, composition ; avvOtats ^pap-ârcav a combination of letters. II. metaph. an agreement,
treaty,
and 3 sing. impf. [t], imperat. <rvvlp.v, Ep. for awifvai, inf. pres. o crvvlev, Ep. 3 pi. impf. of ovvirjfJii. o-vv-iep07roio, f. r)<rca, to join in sacrifice with. 2. to <rw-iava>, to settle down, collapse, shrink. sink, fall, of the wind. o-vv-iw, f. -irjaa}, intr. to sit together, to hold a
<ruvit
sitting.
OTjv-C-r]p,i Att. uvC7][U [for the quantity, see fy/w] aor. I impf. awirjv or avvifiv f. ffvvrjaca or ovvrjooât : also (as if from <rwteo>)3 pi. pres. avviJKa: pf.Gvvt?Ka: avviovai. inf. avvtfiv, imperat. vvifi, inf. avviffj.(v ; 3
:
:
covenant
cf.
avvOrjKrj.
(avvTtQrjiJii)
<rvv0TtK6s,
together.
57,
ov,
skilled in putting
0-VV06TO, Ep. for ovveOfTo, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of
cnjv06TOS, ov, also
77,
ov, ((TWTiOrjfJu}
put together,
II.
j
sing. impf. ovviti, 3 pi.
gvvifoav Ep.
wifv;
ompounded of parts, compound: complex.
from
avvica')
impf. 3
pi.
vviw,
aor.
I {vvirjico.:
also (as if aor. 2
678
imperat.
vvvipev
vves
;
:
vvvoiKia.
crvv-v<j>e\os, ov, (crvv, vecp&jj) cloudy, overcast. II. intr. <rvvv6<}>ea>, f. rjaca, to collect clouds.
to
aor.
subj. ovvw'tJitQa
committere. III. take notice of, observe, understand, know. Med. to come to an understanding about a thing. of ovv ft pi (tipi zoo). [?] <njvt[A6v,Ep.for avvivai,inf. <rwtov<ri, 3 pi. pres. of avvirmi, as if from ffvvitca.
vvero, 3 pi. sing, to send, bring or set together, Lat. II. metaph. /o perceive, hear : to
med. 3
be clouded over
impers. avvvf<pct,
it
is
cloudy.
III.
metaph. to be under a cloud, in adversity. From <rw-V6(f>Tis, fs, (ffvv, Vf<pos) overcast with clouds,
crvv-vcco,
f.
clouded.
-vrjaca
: :
pf. pass,
avvvivrjâi, Ion. 3
pi.
crvv-iTrirapxS, o, a joint commander of horse. <rw-nririjs, teas, o, a fellow-rider or horseman, a

fellow-knight. cruvurav, Ep. 3
pi.
avvvcvfarai
(rvv-veto,
f.
to pile or
heap together, heap up.
impf. of ovvcipi
pi.
(el/j-i
ibo], they
went together. II. Ep. 3 they shared in the knowledge. trvvitruo't, 3 pi. of avvoioa.
o-wio-01, imperat. of avvoioa.
cnjvt.cr[i6V, I pi.
plqpf. of ffvvoioa,
together. UCU Dep. to swim together with. eruv-VT|x o Flal fII. cruv-vlKao), f. rjffca, to have part in a victory with. transit, to help in conquering.
>
-vevffOfj.ai, to
swim
~J
crvv-vot'o), f. 170-0;, to think upon together, to think Hence over, meditate or reflect on : also in Med. avvvoia Ion. OITJ, 77, meditation, thought : anxious
of ffvvoioa.
:
thought, trouble.
i. consciousness.
f. 770-0;,
f. impf. ffvviffTrjv avarrjaoj : aor. I place or set together, to combine,
aw-vo|jio06Tco,
to be
crvv-vofxos, ov, (ovv,

\
i/e/xcu)
a joint-lawgiver. feeding or herding

:
to2.
nnite: to associate, band together; also to annex, at2. to put together, tach to. organise, compose,
create,
gether, consorting:
metaph. consorting with.
frame : hence
to
arrange, contrive, concert
to-
gether.
recommend
harden.
pf.
3. to bring together as friends, introduce, : to advise one to do. 4. to produce,

5. to
partaking or sharing in a thing hence, 3. as Subst., ovvvofJios, 6, f), one who lives with, a consort ; of birds, a mate; generally, a partner, fellow, companion, congener. (ruv-voos, ov Att. contr. thoughtful, anxious.
crw-votreto,
f. 770-0;,
exhibit, represent to one.

II.
make firm or
2 act.
solid,
vovs, ovv, thinking deeply ,
Pass.,
with aor.
ffvveoTrjica,
das,
part.
ffvvfaTrjKus
contr.
:
to be ill together or
along with.
Ion. ffvveffTeuts, eoVa, ews to stand together, stand in close order: also to stand one's 2. to meet or come ground. together : in hostile sense, to join battle, to engage, encounter, and of the battle, to be joined, to begin: absol., ffvveffTrj KOTOW ToV ffTpaTTjytav when the generals were in dispute. 3. of friends, to form a league or association, to club, league together ; TO vvi<TT<i(j,fvov or TO ffvveaTrj/fus, a conspiracy : then generally, to be connected or aluiaa,
lied.
avv-vovs, ovv, contr. for avvvoos. avv-vujiJi(|)OK6jxos, ov, helping to deck a bride.
aoj, to journey along with. a journey in company. of travellers, a caravan. crw-oSCnjs, ov, 6, a fellow-traveller.
o-vv-oSeva),
f.
Hence
II.
crvvoSCa,
77,
a party
<rwo8onropi>,
f.
770-0;,
to travel together.
dTJVoSonropCa, 77, a travelling together. crw-oSotiropos, 6, a fellow-traveller.

O"UV-o8oS,
0,
fj,
T),
And From
thing.
4. to be engaged, involved, implicated in a 5. to be put together, to be composed,
= GVVOOOlTTOpOS.
framed :
to hold together, endure, continue. 6. to be contracted, condensed : to be gloomy, sullen. o-uv-Ctrrtop, opos, o, 77, knowing also or along with, conscious of a thing Ocol avviffTopes the gods are
;
a coming together, assembly, meeting; also an association. 2. in hostile sense, a meeting of two armies, engagement, Lat. concursus. 3. of things, a coming together; xrarcav ffvvooot a 4. a coming in of money, income, like Trp6ffo8oi.
<rvv-o8os,
ivitnesses.
meeting, joining, junction.

:
cruv-urxvaivw, to help dry up in diminishing or reducing. crw-i<rxSpi{0, f- 'w<o Att. to),
metaph,
to join
with
<ruv-oi8a, pf., with pres. sense, of *ffvveiooj, q. v. o"uv-oucei6a>, f. waca, to bind one to another by ties
to help to strengthen. <ruviwv, Ion. for ffvvieis, pres. part, of ffvvirjjJLt. <rw-vauo, to dwell along with or together.
offriendship.
to dwell or live f. 770-0; pf. uKrjKa of the scattered inhabitants of a country, to dwell together, form a community: of persons, to live together as man and wife absol. to marry, wed :
cruv-otKa>,
:
together
o-w-vao-o-co,
<rw-vav{3d,TT|S, ov, 6,
pack tight together. a shipmate, [a] cruv-vavKAirjpos, ov, a joint owner of a vessel. crw-vaujiaxco, to engage in a sea-fight along with.
f.
0;,
to
metaph.
to
make
II. or yoked to misery. in Pass., of a country, to dwell in together :
to
be
wedded
f. 770-0;, to be shipmate with another. crw-vaycTToXeco, o-vv-vavrqs, ov, 6, a shipmate. to spend one's <TW-v6&a>,f.au, youth or be young with. o-uvvcvearai, 3 pi. pf. p ass o f crvvveca.
.
to be thickly peopled.
,
Hence
;
arcs, TO, that with which one lives a most unpleasant "house-mate.
77,
o.
<7WoiK7jcrt.s,
((TvvoiKftu)
life,
a dwelling or living
to-
OTJv-viio>, f. o-o,, to bend together to incline to the same point,
also,
2.
mtr.
to
gether
wedded
marriage.
f).
converge. assent to or approve by a nod, consent.
II.
<ruvoi,KT|Tcop, opos, 6,
(avvoiKtoJ) one that lives with.

77,
cruvoiKia Att.
uvoucia,
(avvoiKtu} a living to-
crvvoiKia a body of people liv'mg together, a g II. a community. place where people live together : a house in which several families live, a house divided into chambers ov flats, opp. to oiKia, as Lat. 2. insula to domus (a house occupied by one family). a room built on to a house, an out-house. ovvoiKta (sub. ifpd), ra, (ffvvoiKfca) an annual feast at Athens to commemorate Theseus uniting all the towns of Attica under the government of Athens, celebrated on the 1 7th of Boedromion.
ether.
2.
(ruvT
,
679
ov, following
along with, attending on.

:
armed together, allied. crvv-opdco, ffwoif/o/MLi (as if from OWOTTTO/WU) aor. 2 ffvveTSov, inf. ffvviSeiv (as if from ffvv-eiSca):
cruv-oirXos, ov, (ffvv, oir\ov)
f.
to see together or at the same time. all at once, take in all at a glance
II.
:
to see
to take
a view of
a thing.
ojpyiffOTjv
<ruv-ou<Ca>, f. iffca Att. to), to make to live with : to 2. to make to live together, to give in marriage. join in one city; gvvoiKtffai rty Aeffpov ts rty Mtm\rjvrjv to concentrate all the people of Lesbos at
II. to join in peopling or colonising Mytilene. Hence a country. o-woiKurws, 77, a making to live togetherjoining under one city as a capital.
aor. I pass, aw<ruv-op-yiop,<u, fut. med. -iffopai to be angry along with or Dep. together. crtiv-op9pos, ov, dawning together with. to stir up or violently: <rvv-opiva> [t], together
: : :
Pass, to be
\
moved
or
urged on
together.
<ruv-opKOS, ov, (ffvv, opKos) bound by oath.

j
j
(ffvv, bpfjLrj) clashing together. <ruvop(xvos, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of avvopvvp.1. f. iffca, to cruv-op|Aic>, bring to anchor together. = ffvvopivca Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, avvcruv-opvvjjLi, oppfvos, having started or set forth together.
77,
:
<ruv-opfji,ds, a5os,
orvvoucicrTT|p, Tjpos, 6, (ffvvoiKioi) one
who joins
in
peopling, a fellow-colonist.
crw-oiKoSofxtci), f. 770-0;, to build with or together: Pass, to be built up with other materials.
irtjXov Kaffis
o"uv-opos Ion. crvvovpos, ov, bordering on ; /c6vis vvovpo$ dust twin-brother of mud.
orvv-opo<j>6<0,
f.
woo), (ffvv, bpofyrj} to
roof
all over,
cover completely.
o"uv-ovpos, ov, Ion. for ffvvopos. crvv-ov<ria Ion. -IT\, 77, (from avvuv, ffvvovffa, part, of ffvveifu) a being with or together : a living together, social intercourse, association, society.
II.
<TUV-OIKOS, ov, (ffvv, ot/ctcy) living with or together, inhabiting jointly : as Subst. a joint inhabitant, a denizen : metaph., VVOIKO$ dAAcrya fiiov associated with change of life.
<rvv-oiKovpos, ov, keeping house together ffvvoiKovpbs KO.KWV a partner in mischief.
metaph.,
meeting of friends, party. <7uvo \;<ria<rrr|s, ov, 6, (ffvvovffta) one who

society,
i
lives with,
<TW-OIKT(O>,
together.
f. iffoj
Att. iw, to pity
along with or
a companion : a disciple. Hence crwovoaao-TiKos, 77, ov, suited for

<rw-o<J>pvoo[jwH,
cafj.ai:
f.
society, sociable.
awoio-co,
fut.
of
f.
ffvp.<ppca,
med.
ffvvoiffofMi.
med. wffopai
orvv-oXio-Odvo), to slip
avv-6XX.v|jii
:
with or together: along with or together.
together with. oA.u) oXeffca Att. to destroy along Med., with pf. 2 -oA.<uA.a, to perish
:
and fall
Dep.:
(ffvv, b<ppvs):
pf. pass, -ajtypvto knit the brow, frown.

:
CTUV-OXT) Att. ^VVOXTJ, ?), (ffvvexw) a holding or being 2. metaph. held together, a meeting, joining. Hence straitness, distress, anguish.
<ruv-oXoXija>, f. 0;, to raise a loud cry together, properly of women, and usually to raise a shout of joy. o-viv-oXos, ov, also 77, ov, all together : TO ffvvoXov
the
cruvoxflBov, Adv. holding together.

<rw-o\\Ji6s, 6, Ep. ffweoxfjios,
aw o^, junction.
metaph.
<ruvoxos,
ov,
(ffvvex
*)
held together:
whole together. Hence <ruv6X<os, Adv. on the whole, at once.

ov, gen. ovos, (ffvv, o/tatftos) of the blood, kindred : as Subst., avvofjiaifxav, b, T), a
j
agreeing with, suiting.

O"uv6xo>KO', for ffvvoKcaxtt, Ep. intr. pf. of ffvvfx, f be held together, come together ; 07/0; firl ffrrjOos ovvox<w/fOTC shoulders contracted over the chest.
ovvoij/ofjiat, fut.
(Txn'-ojxatjxaiv,
same
brother, sister.
of ffvvopdca.
that which is put crvv-ojAaXi, Dor. for <TW-OIJ.T)\I. <rvvray\JLa,, arcs, r6, (ffwraffffw) <ruv-op,apTa>, f. r)ffca,tofollow along with, attendupon. together in order: a body of troops drawn up in order, 2. the constitution avv-op,-t]Xt| Dor. -ojxa\t|, TKOS, o, 77, a friend of a squadron, corps, contingent. the same age, a fellow, comrade. of a state. <rw-o|AlXo, f. 770-0;, to converse or associate with. <ruvTaKr,vai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of ffvvTrjKQ}. -VCD : f. oôffta: aor. I -wpoffa: o-uvTciKTOv, verb. Adj. of ffvvrdffffca, one must ar<ruv-6jxvi)p.i or to swear along with or together, to join in a league range. or confederacy, to form league or conspiracy. II. <ruv-T3Xatirc0pi>, f. 770-0;, to endure hardships togej
to
swear
to one,
TLVI to join in
promise by oath ; ffwofioffai Qavarbv swearing death against a man.

f.
ther, to share in misery. for awrffj-vca. <ruv-rdp,v, Ion.

\
<ri;v-o|jioXoYea),
770-0;,
to say the
same thing with,

II. to
agree with : to agree mutually. do, promise, make a covenant with. crvv-o[iopw, f. 77<ra>, (ffvv, opopoi)
on.
agree to
cruv-Tavvw, = avvrfivca, to bring together into one. truvTais, (&s, 77, (ffvvTa.ffff(u) a putting together in order: of soldiers, a drawing up in order, a complete
2.
to
border or abut
array: hence
tion, system.
3.
order, arrangement
organisa-
a body of troops.
4. in
Gramni.
680
II. bad to pay its share of the penalty. 2. belonging of words and sentences, syntax. 2. a contribution, quota. 3. to the same owreAem or company, 3. tributary = cwTa-y/xa, a contingent of soldiers. 4. a settled to another's state. rate of remuneration. <ruv-T|jiva> Ion. -rap-yco: fut. -Tf/icD: aor. 2 erfftov (o to cut in pieces, to chop up. f. aor. I -tT&paâ II. to cut down, o-uv-Tfipdoro-a) Att. -TTttf Pass., aor. I -fTapdxOrjv. pf. -TfTapayfMi:to throw cut short, Lat. concidere : metaph. to cut short,
the combination
a covenant,
contract.
trouble,
into utter confusion, to disturb, Lat. conturbare : to Pass, to be confound, perplex, disquiet :
:
thrown into utter confusion

troubled, disquieted, vexed. crvv-Tao-o-ft) Att. -TTW: f.
aor. I
'
to be
much
disturbed,
Pass.,
III. intr. (sub. odov), to make abridge, curtail. a short cut: (sub. \6yov), to cut the matter short, speak briefiy, concisely : TOV \puvov ovvrd^vovTOS as the time became short.
,
to whistle
an accompaniment.
to put -fTaxfyv pf. -TtTayfMi together in <rvv-Tpjjuov,oi/gen. ovos, (ovv, TepjMi) bordering on. order, to draw up in order of battle, put in array : <rvfTTaYp.v<os, Adv. pf. pass. part, of ovvTaooca, in also to draw up or bring into line along with an orderly manner, in set terms.
o~uvTTapaY[Jia,i, pf. pass, of ovvTapdoou. drawn up with. 3. metaph. to be collected or <rUVTTX6<TJX(U, pf. pass, of ffVVTf\fOJ. III. firm. 4. to be assessed for taxation. crwrerr]Ka, pf. with intrans. sense of avvTT]K<a. f. Med. to put themselves in order of battle, form in aor. I (ruv-T6Tpatvo> Tprjoca fTprjoa : pf. line. 2. to to bore through so as to meet, to 3. to agree pass. -Tf rprjfja.1 arrange for oneself. 4. to take leave of, bid farewell. perforate:- Pass, to be connected by openings or ebantogether, bargain. nels. II. metaph., II. crw-T&Xyvto [y], to help to urge on, hurry. ovvTtTpaivftv pvdov Si' urrtav intr. to hasten, hasten to an end. to let words pierce through the ears, sink deeply. cruvT0pa}JL|jiVos, pf. pass. part, of ffvvTpf(p(a. <ruvT6TpijJt|Xvos, pf. pass. part, of ovvTpi&<a.
:
:
arrange, organise, Lat. constituere: II. Pass, to ordain : to command. be drawn up in order of battle. 2. to be joined to,
others.
2. to
<rvvTTapivo>s, Adv.
pf. pass. part,
of OVVTCIVOJ, ear-
to regulate,
nestly, eagerly, vigorously.
to stretch crw-Tivo>, pf. TfTOJta, pass. rcra/iat together, strain, draw tight: metaph. to exert, strain: Pass, to exert oneself, use all one's endeavours. II.
:
exert oneself, strive, Lat. contendere. 2. to direct one's powers to one object, tend towards, Lat. tendere ad.
intr. to
<rvv-Tfi\idi,
fication.
{.
iffoj
Att. iw, to help to build a forti\
<ruvTTp(4>0<H, pf. pass. inf. of ovvTpifica. VT]} practising the same <rvv-Txvos, 6, 77, (ovv, art: as Subst., avvTfx vos ^> a fellow-workman. to melt together, crw-TT|Kft), f. <w : aor. I -erâ : melt or fuse into one mass. II. to melt down, dissolve by melting, make to waste away. 2. Pass. aor - 2 ffwerdutijv ffWTrjtcofjiai, aor. I cvveTrjx^^ with pf. act. intrans. owTtrr^Ka. to melt away, [a]
TX
>
'
<ruv-TK|xaCpofJicu, aor. I conjecture, guess, calculate.
TfKfjitjpdfjLr)v
Dep.
to
t j
dissolve, disappear.
o-vv-TT]p6a>, f. 770-0), to : keep in mind.
watch
2. to
closely; to preserve, keep
o-uv-TKvo-iroia>, another.
<ruv-TKv6(i>, breed.
f.
f.
-fjaoj,
to
breed children with

' |
safe
woo), to help in breeding:

ffvvTeXfo) intr., to belong to.
also to
cruv-ri0T]|xi, f. -fl^crcy: to add together. 2. to
<ruv-T\0(o,
crwreXaa,
T),
a whole, frame, construct : pose a book. 4. to contrive, devise. a joint payment, a contri- together in one, unite, comprehend. (ovvTf\rjs}
:
watch one's opportunity. to place or put together, put together so as to form to compose. 3 . to com5. to
II.
put
Med.
bution to the public burdens, subscription. II. at Athens, a party of 5, 6, 10, or more citizens, who
aor. 2 avvfOefj-ijv : ffvvTtQffjmi : aor. I ffvveOrjKdftqv to put together for oneself, perceive, observe, take
equipped a ship at their joint' expense, and were called ffwreAefs. III. an union or partnership formed
an accomplishment, completion,
:
a club or company. IV. end, consummation. to <ruv-T\, f. eoca pf. pass. ovvTtTt \eofj.at bring to an end together, bring quite to an end, comfor bearing public burdens,
:
heed to; ov 6e avvdeo do thou take heed, 2. to sef. in order, organise. 3. to agree on, conclude : to covenant or contract to do a thing. Med. to fix <rvv-Ti(jidco, f. 770-0), to value together :
an
estimate
o-uv-rivdo-o-o),
Pass, to increase in value, rise in price. f. o>, to shake together, shake to the
:
plete, finish off.
II. to
pay joint
taxes, contribute
foundations, shake violently, Lat. coticutere
to con-
equally;
OVVTC\W
els
towards the war. be rated or assessed as belonging to the knights hence to belong to or be counted in a class or body esp. of a number of small states tributary or confederate with a larger.
; :
TOV iro\(ftov to pay all alike fuse, confound. 2. ovvTcXetv els TOVS irrirtis to <TVv-TiTpwcrKQ),
f. Tpwffoj, to wound in many places. *cruv-T\a,w, aor. 2 ffvvfT\rjv, to venture together. crvvTOp.os, ov, (oWTejuetV) cut off, cut short: me-
taph. abridged, shortened, esp. of a road, <rvvTOfj.cs o56s a short cut ; ovvTo^raTOV or TO. CVVTO^Wthe shortest cut.
a. concise, brief, short.
oruv-T\Y|S, 6$, (ovv, tributing one's share;
T\OS) payi ng joint taxes, con- TOTCI, by OWT(\^S iro\is the city wbicb Hence
a-upyao-Tpos.
,
681
Adv.
:
and
-(UTtpojs
concisely, shortly : Comp. Sup. -urara and -cyrarois.
-urepov
O-VVTOVOS, ov, (avvreivoj) on the stretch, strained 2. metaph. intense, excessive: of persons, tight.
earnest, serious,
waoj, (avv, rvpos} to make into cheese together, hence to concoct, Lat. concoquere. <TVIVTUX*W aor. 2 inf. of (Tt^Tvy vdVcu.
cruv-rvpoo),
f.
',
vehement
neut.
II.
pi.
avvrova
as
Adv.
earnestly, vehemently. mony or unison with.
(avv,
TWOS)
in har*
o"uvTixta Ion. -it], 7), (owTuxftV) a;z occurrence, incident : a conjuncture, happy chance, happy event : also a mischance, accident. <ruv-uiroKpCvop,<u, Dep. to play a part along with :
to help in
oruv-Tpa-ycoS&o,
<rvv-Tpdiros,
table
:
as
act tragedy together. rpdirâ) eating at the same Subst., avvTpairefrs, 6, 77, a messmate.
f.
rjaoj, to
maintaining a character.
putting under
:
ov, (avv,
Med.
o-vv-viroTtOijp.i, f. -Orjaca, to help in to help in composing.

f.
<ruv-Tpeis, ot, gether, three and three.

f.
at, ovv-rpia, rd, (avv, Tpcfs) three to-
<ruv-vjroupYc>,
77O"a>,
to join in
serving or assisting.
I
cruv-Tp4>a>, -Optyoj, to feed besides, help to Pass, to grow up together, live together.
feed
<ruv-C<|>aiva>, aor. I -vtyrjva, [t)J : aor. to weave : 0r)V : metaph. to
pass, -ixpdv-
together
combine as in
:
II.
one web, frame cunningly.

<ruv-o>8ivci> [t]
,
of
liquids, to
congeal
{.
Pass, to be congealed, freeze.
to be in travail together
to share in
-6pfo(Mi, or more commonly -8paaor. 2 -iopa.fj.ov to run together, gather fjLovftai i. of enemies, to rush together : to commingle. 3. together, meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere. as friends, to come together, agree : generally, to concoincide. to meet with. to run or cur, 4. 5.
<rvv-Tp4\<a,
: :
any agony.
6v, (avv, 0)577) singing or sounding in echoing or responsive to : metaph. according with, in unison with. <nwj>KT)<ra, aor. I of awoiKfOJ. crvvto(JL60a, i pi. aor. 2 med. subj. of avvirjfit.
<rvv-<{)86s,
:
unison
shrivel up.
(rwoop-oora,
I inf.
77,
(avvofjivvfjii)
a being leagued by oath,
cruvTp-qom, aor.
cruv-Tpicuvoco,
of avvTcrpaivca.
a conspiracy
confederacy.
with a trident
f. daa<u, (avv, rpiaiva) to overthrow generally, to overwhelm in ruin.
<ruvTplpT|o-ojjuu, fut. pass, of avvrpifica. truv-rptyjo) [t] : f. ipoj : aor. j -erpiif/a : Pass., aor. 2 to rub together. II. -fTpifirjv [f] : pf. -Trpinfjiai
:
aw<o|A6Tir]s, ov, 6, (avv6p.vv(u) one who is leagued by oath, a fellow-conspirator, confederate. CTUVWJAOTOS, ov, (avvo fjvv/it) leagued or banded by oath : confederate.
|
to crush,
grind down, shiver
to
atoms, Lat. conterere;
avvrpi&eiv rds vavs to stave the ships in: Pass.,avvTptIII. &i)vai rfjs Kf<pa\rjs to have one's head broken. metaph. in Pass, to run against, clash with.
<ruvTpiT)papXG>, f. o-vv-Tpnqpapxos,
trireme.
0-WTpijjip.a, arcs, TO, (ovvTpi&<u)
tion.
ort)VTpi4r,
II.
i\a<a, to
f. Dep. : rjaopai pf. pass, -cuvrjfjiai buy together: to collect by offering pay, take into one's pay. II. to buy up, Lat. coemere : pf. also in pass, sense, 6 avvfcuvr)fj,tvos airos corn bought up. <ruv-wvi5p,os, ov, (avv, ovvpa. Aeol. for OVOJM) of
avv-o)Vop.ai,
to
6,
be a avvrpirjpapxos. From a partner in fitting out a
like
name
or meaning.
crvvcopiacrrT|s, ov, 6, (avvojpis) one pair-horsed chariot.
who
drives
a fracture, destruca stumbling-block, offence. Wos, o, 77, (avvTpi&<a) shattering, smashj i
<ruva>pia>,
f. crew,
(owcapis) to yoke together
Med.
to link with oneself.
<ruva>piKvop.ai, Dep. to drive a avvcapis.
From
ing ; of a lubber-Hend that breaks the pots in the

kitchen.
<njvTpo<f>ta,
17,
or mules, o-vvcopts, t'Sos, 77, (awaopos) a pair of horses a two-horse chariot. II. generally, a pair or
a being reared together
a brood.
From
<ruvrpo<j>os, ov, (avvTpttyca) brought
couple of anything, Lat. biga. binds together, a pair offetters.

cnjv-a><j>6\eco,
\
III.
that which
absol.
to
up together with :
\
f.
77*70;,
to
join in helping
:
of the same origin
as.
2.
familiar, ordinary, common : 3. natural, usual, common. together.

act., avvTpo(f>os ^wfjs
generally, living with : of animals, brought rip

II.
life.
be of use, assist together

together.
Pass,
to
derive profit
<ruv-Tpoxaw, =
helping to preserve
:
(Tuvbxkpucoiievos, pf. part, of <rw-o>xaS6v, Adv. (avvex)
avvo(ppvoofjta.i. f Time, perpetually,
aui/Tpe'xcw.
continually
aor. 2 -frvxov : to <ruv-Tvy\a.va>, fut. -Tevô/xai meet with, fall in with : to converse, speak with : o avvrv\wv, like 6 rv\wv, the first that meets one, any
continuously. a slaying of swine. T), (avs, KTfivca) a slayer of swine. o-Co-4>6vnr]S, ov, 6, (avs, *<pV(a)
:
o-vo-KTctcria,
TO ovvrv\ov the first thing that comes to hand, II. of accidents, to anything common or mean. happen to, befal: absol. to happen, fall out, chance; (v gvvrvxovTcov if things should go well: impers., . ffvvTvyx aVf ovvtTvx* it happened that aw-TV\i.^pv\f<a, f. rfooj, to help in robbing graves.
one
:
i . .
fem. of avo<p6vTrjs. 77, fem. of Svpos, a Syrian woman. Svpaicovorai [a], at, Ion. 2vpTjKOva-at Dor. 2vpAHence Kocrai, Syracuse. 2ipdKoti(Tios, a, ov, Ion. 5vpi]K-, Dor. and Att.
<ruo-<j>6vTts, tSos,
2vpa,
77,
2vpu.Kocn.os, Syracusan.
<ruv-Ti/pavvoKTOv4o>,
i.rjoo), to join
in slaying tyrants.
of a
crvp-Yao-Tpos,o, (avponai,yaaTrjp) trailing the belly, worm or snake.
Z5
682
crvpBijv,
P
Adv.
(ffvpca")
rushing furiously.
2.
in a
and
intr. in
Act. (esp. in pf. 2 ffvvfppaya}

tip
:
to break
long
line.
fj,
or fall to pieces, to be broken
and run
together : of
2vpia,
(Supos) the land of the Syrians, Syria.
rivers, to
run
into one another
of war, to break out.
the trvplypa,, CITOS, TO, (ffipirrca') piping or whittling sound.
sound of a
pipe,
(rxip-pi6o|jLCH, Pass, (avv, piôca) to united : to take root together with.
have the root,
the arvpt/y[Aos, o, (avpiTroj)
sounding of a pipe, a
II.
piping, whistling. <rvpiy, lyyos, 17, a shepherd's pipe, Pan's-pipe.
2upTis, LOOS, 17, (cripco) a sand-bank in the sea : of the sand-banks on the coast of Africa, of which there were two, the Syrtis Major and Minor.
II. as Adj. o~vp$fT6$. <njp4>a, d/eos, 6, (Gvpoj) swept together like refuse, vulgar, promiscuous. aup<|>T6s, o, (o"upcy) anything swept together, refuse, II. metaph. a litter, rubbish, Lat. quisquiliae.
anything in shape
case.
2. the
like
a pipe,
as,
I.
a spear3.
box or hole in the nave of a wheel.
metaph. of
the nostrils or wind-pipe.
From
aor. I effvpiga later eavpiaa, inf. o-vptII. play on the Pan's pip3 (ffvpiy). to make a piping, whistling sound : hence to hiss an
Att. -io/icu
ffat
:
mixed crowd, mob,
rabble.
to
2TT.fi
Pass.,
actor, Lat. explodere.

5, i,
drag,
hale
ace.
:
: pf. aeovpKa : [u] : f. avput : aor. I eovpd to draw, aor. 2 Iffvpqv [u] : pf. olavpnai : trail along : to drag by force, force away,
es,
(Svpia, yevos) Syrian-horn,
Dor. for avpiffrrjs, ov. j, a, ov, (S,vpos) Syrian. (rupicrSco, <rvpur8es, Dor. for ffvpi^ca, o~vptets.
o,
<rupio*|ia, OTOS, To,
= ffvpiyfjui.
avv nom. pi. ovts, Lat. avas contr. avs, dat. aval Ep. avfaffi SUS, = vs, a swine, pig, whether hog or boar, or sow; avs Kairpios a wild boar.
2T'2,
generally^ to sweep away. o and 17, gen. avos, ace.
<rupioTT|p,
(ffvpiyg),
Tjjpos, 0,
avpiaTrjs.
crv-o-KcSavvvjju,
f.
<rvpi<TTT|S, ov, 6, (erupta>)
a player on the Pan's pipe
<rv-arKUttf o>,
f.
do*cy,
-aKr)Sda<v, to toss all about. to put baggage or furniture to-
a piper. Svpiori, Adv. (Svpos) in tbe Syrian language.

<H5piTTto,
f.
t<w,
= ffvpi^ca,
q. v.
is
make ready, pregether, to pack up : generally, to II. Med. to pack up pare; to contrive, concert. one's own baggage, and generally to pack up : part,
or
pf.
O"upp.a, aTos, TO, (ffvpca) anything which trailed along : a robe with a long train.
drawn
or
pass,
ffwcfffffvaafifvos
or
crvo~KCvaffa.fji.fvos
2. to
all
packed up, in marching order.
prepare, make
4. ge-
<rupp.ata Ion.
tive
autj,
i),
(ayp/xos)
an emetic
purga-
ready, provide.
nerally, to
3. to contrive, concert.
draught, used by the Egyptians, chiefly consisting of the juice of the radish and salt-water, whence tbe radish itself is called ovpfjiairj. Hence
<rup}jiatco,
f.
bring together, scrape together for one's

to
own
use
band
together.
Hence
GO), to
-f],
take
an emstic or purge.
anything swept together,
<ruo-KvS<rta, 17, a packing up, getting ready, for a journey or march.

<ru-<TK
/
0-upp.ds, dSos, refuse, rubbish.
(ffvpca)
uo4>opw,
f.
rjffoj,
to
carry baggage together.
o"u-<rKva>peo|xai,
f.
rjaoyLai,
Dep.
to contrive, devise,
o-vipp,6s, o, (ffvpaj)
any sweeping or trailing motion,

II.
concert.
O-V-CTKTJVCCO, f. ijao), to live in the same tent or house with another, to lodge together: to mess with any one. Hence
Lat. tractus, the track of meteors, etc.
that
which
is
dragged along, a
trail.
III.
a vomiting,
purging.
crvpowra, Dor. for ffvpovffa, part. fem. of ffvpca. 2vpos, 6, Syros, one of the Cyclades : also called iSvpa, 77, and in the Odyssey 2up(t).
orvo-KT)vr]TT|p, Tjpos, 6, one who a messmate, Lat. contubernalis.
lives in the
same
tent,
<rvo-KT)VT|Tpia,
av<TKir]via,
soldiers,
17,
2vpos,
o,
a Syrian,
[u]
fem. of ffvffKrjvrjTrjp. 17, (avaKrjvos) a dwelling in one tent : ot
2vpo-cj)oivu^, IKOS, 6, (Uvpos, $OIVIKT)} a Syropboenician: fem. 2tjpo4>oLvi<rcra, aSyrophoenicianwoman.
a messing together.
avp-pdirro),
f.
\{/ca,
to
sew or
stitch
together, sew up.
avcrKTjviov, TO, a From nians.
common
meal, of the Lacedaemo-
<rup-paoxra> Att. -^rrco, f. ca, ovppr)yvv/M in intr. sense, to dash together, clash tog ether, fight with, Lat.
confiigere.
in <rt>-<TKT)vos, ov, (o~vv, GKT]VT]) living

Subst., avaKTjvos, 6,
one tent
as
a messmate, comrade, Lat. con-
tubernalis.
f.
Hence
f. f.
o-vp-pe^w,
f.
o>,
to sacrifice together.
pf.
:
<ru-<TKir)v6a>,
ojffQ),
= ffvo"Kr)Vf(a.
throw a shade quite over,
to
-fpptrjKa together or in one stream : jnetaph. of men, to flow or stream in together. aor. I avvtpprjâ o-up-pTi-yvuju or -vco : f. -prj^ca
:
:
o-vp-po, -pfvffoîai: form -eppvrjv to flow
aor. 2 in pass,
<rv-omaci>,
cover entirely.
daoj, to
Pass. aor. 2 also
avveppayrjv [a]
pf.
ffWppr)yfj.ai,
:
but
ffvp-
prjat
pf.^2 jntr. ffvvfppcaya v to break els and
:to
ati-cncios, ov, (ovv, ffKta) shaded over, shaded. o-v-o-KOireco, to contemplate along with or together. crv-<rKOT<ia>, f. acra), (o grow or become dark : irnpers., avffKOTafci
it
break to pieces
grows dark.
f.
in Pass, to be
make into one : metaph. broken down by sufferings. II. Pass.

up
<ru-cricv0p(i>iraw,
ata t
to
look
sad or glocmy
together.
Jo.
683
cnxrirapdo'O'a) Att. -TTCO, f. ca, to rend in pieces. cru-crircui>, f. daca [a], to draw or squeeze together:
daca, to cover together or entirely. cr\i-crreya, (Tu-crreAAa), f. -<7TeAo): aor. I -eo"TtAa: pf. act.-e'0Tf.
of skins, to sew together.

<ru-crireipdop,ai, Pass, (avv, oTrefpa) to be coiled up together : of soldiers, to be formed in close order : to
a\tca, pass.
-(OTaXpai
:
to
hence
to shorten sail.
2. to
draw together, draw in : draw in, contract, com-
press, condense
march
in close order.
avaT\\eadai
together.
4
et's
Pass, to be contracted, get smaller; drr&.CMU' to be drawn in towards

:
<rv-criripo>, to
cru-ar-ircvSci),
f.
sow or sprinkle
- air f
iaca,
economy,
i.
e.
to retrench
so also in pf. pass. part.
to
join in
making a
liba-
tion
Med.
to
f.
join in
making a
peace, treaty, etc.
<rv-o"irt>8a>,
to
oca, to join in
hastening or promoting,
lend a helping hand.
the flesh of the victim at a sacrifice.
with
cru-(TTTOv8os, ov, (avv, 0*7701/877) : joining in the same treaty.
making a
libation
avveoTaXpevos, drawn in, brought into narrow compass, moderate. 3. metaph. to lower, bumble, abase : Pass, to be lowered or cast down. II. to wrap closely up, shroud, veil: Med., avare\\(aOai 6olp.dTiov to wrap one's cloak close round one; ffvOTf\\aOai eavrov to gird up one's loins ; so aor. 2 III. in pass. part. avoTaXeis ready for action. Gramm. to use a syllable short.
crv-<rT6va,co,
f.
<rv-o"irovi8da>, f. daca, to make haste along with or II. trans. together, to be in earnest about a thing. to pursue or manage zealously together.
o"ucr-<Ttco,
f.
cu,
to sigh or
<rv-<TTS<\>av6,f.iaaca,to
groan with. crown along with or

:
together.
<nJcrTT)|Aa, CITOS, TO, (ovviaTrjui)
oca, to
shake together : to
make
to
quiver
together, a composite whole

lege, assembly.
that which is put a composition : a col-
or tremble.
<ru<r-air||Aaivo|j,ai,
Dep. (avv,
aijfM.ivca')
to
join in
as
<TV-<TTOIX>,
sealing
and
signing.
same row
f. 770-0;, (avv, OTO?XOS) to stand in the or line with: to be coordinate or in conform-
<Tvo--<rrjp,os, ov, (avv, orfpa)
marked
in
common:
ity with, to
correspond
to.
Subst., avaarjfj.ov, TO,
<rvT<riT&>,
to eat or
f.
T70"cu,
a fixed sign or signal. (avaairos) to eat or mess with

:
o-v-<TToAi<tf, f. iaca, oWTeAAcu, to bricate. II. to unite.
put together, fa-
mess together.
77,
<ru<r<riTT)<ri,s, ecus,
<ru<rcriTia,
and a messing together or in common.

(avaantca)
:
Hence = avaania 77,
CTvo-TpareCa,
77,
a common campaign or expedition.

cvaca
to
;
From
II.
cru-crrpaTCvo),
(xai,
f.
f.
:
also as
Dep. <TVOTpa,Tvo-
a club or mess.
o-vo-o-tTiov, TO,
I.
-(vaofj.ai
in pi.
a common
meal, esp. at Sparta where all dined together accordII. a dininging to the institution of Lycurgus.
with or together, o-v<rrpaTT|Yw,
make a campaign, serve along to join or share in an expedition.

f.
rjaca, to
be the fellow-general of.
From
o-v-o-TpaTTjYos, a fellow-general, joint
room,
hall.
commander.
(rva-triTOS, ov, (avv, o*tTeo>) eating together with or in common : as Subst., avaanos, 6, a messmate.
O"u<r-<ra>aj,
f.
oca, to
av(T-(r(ojJLOS, ov, (avv,
help to save or deliver. owftd) united in one body. be a partner in tem-
cruo'-<ru)<J>povi>,
f.
rjaca, to
perance.
avoraSov, Adv.
ther
:
(avviOTafjiai) standing close togeof fighting, at close quarters, Lat. comimis. <rvcrTa0LS, aor. I pass. part, of avviaTr]fj.i. o-vo-raAcis, aor. 2 pass. part, of avar\\ca.
f.
crv-o"r&cr{.d<a, Hence with.
daca, to join in sedition, be factious
<TtKrTa<ria<mfjs, ov, o, one

tion,
who
takes
part in a seditogether,
a fellow-rioter.
*},
truo-rao-is,
(avvioTaâi) a standing
meeting : in hostile sense, close combat, conflict, bat2. an tle : avoTaais yvcafJLTjs a conflict of mind.
union, association, club. harshness, rigour.
3.
a fellow-soldier. (ru-crrpaTOireSctlojiai, Dep. to encamp along with. av-a-Tp <{><>, f. ^cu Pass., aor. 2 avvfaTpd<pTjv [a] : to twist or coil up pf. trwiaTpauptU. together, roll into a mass, Lat. conglobare ; generally, to collect in one, combine : of soldiers, to rally, form into a solid body ; avaTpe<peiv kavTov to rally or collect oneself: Pass, to be united in one body, combine : to club 2. of sentences, to compress, together, conspire. condense, make terse or concise; avvcaTpanptvrf Atts a rounded, periodic II. to twist or whirl style. III. to turn all round, whirl away, carry off. Hence together, to make wheel round. avo-Tpo^TJ, 77, a rolling up together, winding into a ball. II. any dense or compact mass : a body of men, a crowd, Lat. globus : a coming together,
av-aTpaTubTqs,
ov, 6,
gathering.
ava<payrjvai
ca: aor. 2 pass, avvcafpdyrjv [a], inf. to slay along with or together. f. to lace or bind close <rv-<r$\.yy(o, yca, together. f. to conform one to oca, <ri;-crxT]|Ji.ciTico,
metaph. sternness,
<ru-oxj><ia>,
f.
(rv-oTao-iwTqs, ov,
the
6,
(avv, aTaaiiaTrjs)
a member of
same party, a partisan.

T{,
thing
<ru<TTaTiKos,
t>v,
(avviaTT) /it) of or
for bringing
77
another:
Pass, to be
conformed to another's ex-
together, introductory, commendatory; emo-TcAr; a letter of introduction.
ample. o"u-crxoAd<>,
gether.
f.
au, (o pass one's leisure with or to-
o-v-oTavpoo),
f.
uaca, to crucify
along with*
684
<TVTO [u], Ep. for aor. sense) of acvca.
<ru<J>6i6s, 6,
,
CTVTO
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with
<rtj>aipo-6t8ifjs, cs, (o"cpa?pa, ciSos) ball-like,
globular,
spherical
;
rounded, blunted.
f.
lengthd. form for avtyeos.
cruôs,
o, (ffOs)
a hog-sty
ffvtptovot
= els
<r<t>aip6u>,
waoj
or irpus
Pass., arrjOfa
o'
pass. pf. fatpaipw/Mii, plqpf. etrcpcuto make or spherical
globular
:,
cvtyeov, to the sty. crv-<J>6pj3iov, TO, (ays, <epj3aj)

arij-<j>op|36s,
o,
(ovs,
<p(pJ3ca)=iv<})op!3<js,
a herd of swine. a swine-
and
arched.
(a<paipo>TO his chest was round II. to tip with a ball or button ;
herd.
<rvcJ50s, a, ov,
Aeol. for
6v, of
erocpos.
aKovTia ecKpaipwfJieva spears tipped with buttons. oxjxupaxros, 17, ov, (er<pcupoo>) rounded, made globuII. tipped with a ball or button. lar.
o-4>ttKe\ta), f. ooi, to be gangrened, mortify; efftpatf*Te TO offTfov Koi 6 [typos fffdiTi] the bone became gangrened and the thigh mortified. From
\io~
Time, long; with plur. nouns, 2. of Number and Quantity, many, many together. much, frequent, great : with singular nouns, much, often numerous, frequent. 3. the dat. ffvxvy is joined with a Comp. Adj., like -rro\\y, as, ov^ya) &e\Tiojvfar better. 4. neut. o~v\vuv and auî/d as Adv. often, much. crâyetov, TO, (tnpc^rai) a bowl for catching the
tj,
2TXNO'2,
<r<f>aK6\os, o,
gangrene, mortification.
2.
a spasm,
convulsion
convulsive fury, [a] 5*A'KO2, o, the plant sage, Lat. salvia. [a]
:
<r<|>aKT6s,
77,
ov, (<7<pd(,\y) slaughtered, sacrificed.
<r<j>aXels, aor. 2 part. pass,
of a<f>d\\<a.
Hood of the
the victim
victim in sacrifices.
II.
like atydyiov,
o-(j>a\ep6s, a, ov, (a(pd\\(o)
making
to fall, totter or
itself.
cr4>a-yets, aor. 2 pass. part,
derer
of cr<pdo;. er<J>aYtis, ecus, 6, (o-<pd<y) a slayer, butcher: a mur: 6 the slaysf is set, of the sword 0<payevs effrrjKe
is
metaph. slippery, perilous, precarious, Lat. II. intr. ready to fall, tottering, staglubricus. Adv. -pus. gering.
stagger
:
o-^ttX-rjvai, aor. inf. pass,
on which Ajax
knife.
cr<|>ayq,
17,
about to throw himself
sacrificial
oxjxiXXovTt, Dor. 3
pi. pres.
:
of ff(pd\\ca. of G<pd\\a}.
J
SÂ'AAH
(o~<f>ayfjvai)
f.
ff<pa\&
aor.
ea<pr]h.a, inf. ff(pfj\ai

:
slaughter, butchery, sacrifice : the victim itself: atpayal nvpos the sacrificial fire. 2.
Pass.,
with
/o
fut.
med.
a(pa\^ffOfAai, afyaXovfJvai
aor.
2 ta<pd\7)v [a]
a wound.
in plur.
II. the throat,
L&t.jugulum, mostly
TO:
make
!
: pf. ea(pa\fMU : 3 sing, plqpf. cr<pa\to fall; properly, to trip up in wrestling: to stumble, throw down, overthrow : to make to
make
cr4>aYido|a,cH, f. do~oficu, Dep. (atyd'yiov} to slay a II. more rarely an Act. victim, to sacrifice. <T4>aY<i&> occurs in the same sense, whence aor. I
part.
totter or reel.
2.
metaph.
concert, disappoint.
II.
to baffle, foil, balk, disPass, to be tripped up,
ff(payiaadei$
as Pass.,
having been
sacrificed.
Hence
cr<f>aY<<a<Tp.6s, o,
i. to stumble, stagger, reel : to fall, esp. by disasters, to be baffled, foiled, disappointed: to be defeated, to tv trot wore fail, be unsuccessful ; ov rt fj.^ a<pa\w 7'
a slaying, sacrificing.
shall never be disappointed in thee
c.
gen.
rei,
to
(Tâyiov, TO, mostly in plur., acpdyia, rd, a victim : 5ov\a CHpdyia the sacrifice of a slave. Properly neut.
be balked or disappointed of a thing. Hence err, be deceived, blunder.
3. to fail,
from
sq.
[a]
o^tryios, ov, also a, ov, (a<f>d<u) slaying, sacrificing :

killing, deadly.
a stumble, false cr<j>dX|xa, CCTOS, TO, metaph. a failure, defeat, disaster.
step.
2.
a fault,
rally,
<
oâyis, idos, a knife.

:
77,
(cr<pdcw) a sacrificial knife

to struggle,
failing, trespass. <r<j>d|, Dor.- for ff(pri, a wasp. geneaor. I part, of
a<dcu.
.to
2 A'AA'Zn,
horse
to
f. ffo),
plunge, like a restive
Dep. (ffcpdpayos)
noise, to crack, crackle, hiss.
burst with a
writhe or struggle convulsively. <r4>a8a(rp,6s, 6, a spasm, convulsion.
Hence
2. to
groan with
Pass.,âor.
f. <r(pda> : aor. I &rtpaa : aor. 2 fffcpdyrjv [a]: fut. to slay by cutting the ffiftS.'YfjffOfj.ai : pf. Zafya.'yua.i : throat, Lat. jugulare : to slay, slaughter, sacrifice,
:
2*A'ZH
fulness, be full to bursting.
Att. O-<J><XTTCO
I
<r<})apoY^w,
crackling.
fatydxOrjv:
23>A'PArO5, o,
o*4>as, enclit. ace.
cr<j>ds [a], ace. pi.
up with a loud noise. From a bursting with a noise, cracking, (Formed from the sound.) [ertpapaj
f.
ao}, to stir
immolate.
2tArPA,
of o~<f>fis. fem. of ff<pos.

enclit. ace. pi.
II. in
as,
crtyaipr) iraifriv
a ball, esp. a ball to play -with ; -fj, to play at ball; a<paipav fiitreiv to toss
ball.
er<j>d,TTa>,
o-tf*
Att. for acpdfcu.
6*
Ep. and Ion.

them.
masc. and fem. of
tbe ball about.
2. a sphere, globe. HmipijBov, Adv. (<T(paTpa) like a globe or
ff(p(Ts,
Attic and later Poets, also
crcj>cupico,
f.
iaca,
(afyaipa) to play at ball.

(aQaipa')
like
<r4>cupiic6s,
17,
w,
ball,
spherical
ace. sing, him, her. <r4>ea, nom. and ace. pi. neut. of a<pfi9. cr<j>os, Ep. and Ion. ace. pi. for o-tyas.
rcl crtyaipiKd the science
oxjxuptov^To,
of the spheres, astronomy. Dim. of acpaipa, a small ball.
<r<j>Sav6s,
T],
6v, collat.
hement, earnest:
vehemently.
neut.
form of a<poopos, eager, vea(pfdav6v as Adv. eagerly,
c7(J)aipio-TTis, ov, 6, (cQaipifa')
a ball-player.
685
inf. of 5, a<f)d\\ca. pi. masc. and fem. of the personal <r<|>Ti\ai, aor. I Pron. of 3rd person, they, neut. a<pea cr<j>t]\a, Ep. for %<r(pr]\a, aor. I of <r<j>a\\(u. gen. ofywv dat. <r<piffi ace. a<pds, neut. ffcpea. The Ep. and Ion. 2^H'N, ff<prjvos, 6, a wedge, Lat. cuneus. nom. atpcis: genit. cr<eW Ep. also fftpeicw: forms are, O-CJJTJVO-TTWY^V, cavos, 6, (ff(pT)V,iruy(av) ivith a wedgedat. o(f>i and crtyfv, very rarely used also for dat. sing.: shaped or peaked beard, as Mercury is represented in accus. atytas Ep. also afyeias, also a(pe (both sing. Comedy old men were thus brought on the stage, and pi.). There are also some Aeol. and Dor. forms,4" cr<j>T]v6a>, f. w<xu, (o"<pT/V) to wedge tip, close. nom. ff(j)fs, dat. <piv and ifstv, ace. ^6. In Homer 2^H'3, ??os, o, a wasp, Lat. vespa. this Pron. is always personal, and therefore he uses no Adv. 2<J>f]TTOi at 24>TTos, o, an Attic deme neut., which first occurs in Herodotus. The notion is Sphettus: Adj. 5<|>T|TTios, a, ov, a Spbettian. often strengthened by O.VTOS, as in <rv avr&v, aspects and Ion. dat. pi. of o~<pefs also, but cr<J>l, <r<j>iv, Ep. avTovs. II. there is a rare usage of o*<pets for 2nd very rarely, as dat. sing, pers. pi., fj-froL ff(piaiv for /*e0' vfjiiv. a-iî^Lov, TO, (fftyiyyca) a band, a bracelet or necJt2*E'AA2, CITOS, TO, a footstool : Ep. contr. plur. lace.
I
nom.
'
'
<T(pe\a, for
ff(p\aTa, o~<p\aa, or<j>6v8dp,vlvos, ?/, ov, of maple wood, Lat. acernus : metaph., dvdpcs ff<pfvodfjivivoi hearts of maple.' From
'
SÎ'IT^, f. fftyiygo} : aor. I Zff(piya : Pass., aor. I to bind tight, bind in or ecrtyiyxOrjv : pf. 6ff<piynat together : to squeeze, throttle, hence to torture : to shut
:
5<E'NAAMNO2;,
cr<J>6v8ovd(i),
f.
17,
the maple, Lat. acer.

j
close
II.
j
also to straiten, compress.
Hence
a
lace, band,
ff<piyy<u,
170*0;,
to
throw as from a like a sling, to swing, brandish.
to sling, to use the sling. i. to sling, hurl violently,
<r<J>i/YKTT|p, rjpos, 6,
tight binder,
move
with
I
o^fyicTos,
T?.
ov, verb. Adj.
of
tight-bound :
3. to smite
Odvaros
fffpiyfcros
death by strangling.
poet, for
ff(f>iyKrrjp.
sling.
From
77,
cr<})iY!CTO)p, opos, 6,
-
Lzt.funda, being a strip of 2<jHY> i7> g en 2<pt77os, the Sphinx, a she-monster, leather broad in the middle and narrow at each who proposed a riddle to the Thebans and murdered end. II. anything like a sling in shape; the hoop all who failed to guess it; Oedipus guessed it, and of a ring in which the stone was set as in a sling, the thereupon she killed herself: in works of art she is outer or broader part round the stone, Lat.funda or represented with a woman's bust on the body of a III. the act of pala annuli. slinging, a throw, lioness. (From ff(piyyoj, so the Sphinx properly means cast. IV. that which is slung, the stone or bullet the Throttler.)
ox}>6v86vT],
sling,
of the sling.
'
<r4>lv, v. ff<pi.
0-<J>6V80VT1TT]S, OV, 6,
"
ff(f>
slinger.
oxj>S, Aeol.
and Dor.
f.
for atptis.
a-îa-i, cr^to-tv, dat. of t<* or4>oYY lov >

o'4>o'y'Y
Att. for
of aQofyus, very, Dor. i<a, (vQerepos) to make one's trc>6Spa, Adv., properly neut. pi. own, appropriate, usurp : also as Dep. cr4>T6pCop.ai, V ery much, exceedingly, with vehemence. whence Dor. aor. I part. <7<eTepia/nej/o$. 23>OAPO'2, d, ov, also os, ov, vehement, violent^ II. of men, violent, impetuous : also (r<t>T6pos, a, ov, possessive Adj. of the 3rd pers. excessive. Pron. ff(pfts, their own, their, belonging to them : active, zealous. also of the 3rd pers. sing., his, hers. Pass. a<poII. someto make vehement : o-<J>o8pvv<o, (<r<o5pos) times also used of others than the 3rd pers., as I. : a<po5pi>vcaOai Spvvofwi, to be violent or overbearing of the 2nd pers. pi., v[Ji(Tpos,your own : and of the rivi to put overweening trust in a thing, [v] 2nd pers. sing., = o*os, thy, thine own. i. of the 1st ox|>o8pu>s, Adv. of aôSpos, violently: Sup. a<poopi,= 7)p.fTepos, our own; and of the 1st pers. rarov. pers. pi., mine. Att. for ffTrovov\r), an i?izect which l/ios, my own, sing., cr<|>ovSvX.t], ?), lives on the roots of plants, a kind of beetle. cr4>cov, Ep. and Ion. for afywv, gen. a verfebre. <r4>^, dat. fem. of o~0os. <r<}>ov8v\ios, o, like atpovovXos, twirled a wasps' nest. <r<j)i(]Kid, 77, (a<pri) o-ôvSvXo-StvtjTOS, ov, (<rôi/5t;Aos, StJ/ew) a piece of wood pointed like on a spindle. cr4>T]KicrKOS, o, (o"07y^) a vertebre, Lat. a wasp's sting, a pointed stick or stake. cr<j>6vSv\os, 6, Att. for oirtvovXos, II. any round body ; the rotind weight vertebra.
o-<j>Tpta>,
iaoj
j |
i
f. waoj, (o*^)^) to make like a wasp, to pinch cr<J>T)Koa>, in at the waist : generally, to pinch in, bind tightly :
which
twirls a spindle.
his
Pass., ir\oxôl
xP vcr V r
Ka^ dpyvpw
fa<J>rjKojvTO
(3
pi. plqpf.)
the braids of hair were tight bound with
a<pov, (fftf)f) sing, masc., his, II. (<r<ptfs) plur. masc. fem., her, her own. their own, like aêVepos. fem., their,
<r<J)6s, 0-^)77,
own
and
gold and
silver.
oxj>paYi8iov, TO,
Dim. of
0(ppayis.
contr. for fffyrjKOdSrjs, (ff<prj, e75os) <r4>T]K-w8T]S, fs, wasp-like, pinched in at the waist like a wasp.
cr4>T]Koj|jLa,
or<j>pa,YiS-ovC^-apYO-KO}XT|TT]?, ov, 6, (<r<ppayis, a dpyus, /ro/ieco) Comic name for a coxcomb, lazy long-
ovv,
aTos. TO, (tr^/coaj) the point of a helmet

is
haired fellow that wears an onyx signet-ring.

1
in
which the plume
fixed.
cr<j>paYici> Ion. <r$p-r\y
f.
*aa>
pf.
pass.
686
>
tip.
(fftypayis)
II.
to to
seal
to
seal up,
shut
seal,
generally,
mark
as
with
impf. ta\oiv, rare Att. form of '
aor. 2 imperat. of
III. metaph. to seal or stamp with apstamp. proval, limit, define, determine.
2*PATr5
gem
Ion.
<r(j>pT]-yis, T8os, 17,

:
a seal
to
mark
\
ship.
ex^, for o"X s a light boat or craft, raft, float; poet, a boat, HpOfpivrj a raft of hides 2. a light bridge, a bridge of rafts or pon-
Ion. -IT),
77,
anything with
also the
crxeSiaco, f. aa<a, (GXÎOS) to make or do a thing III. anything sealed or of a signet-ring, a seal. off-hand: to speak or write off-hand. the fem. of marked with a seal, a token, ticket, passport, permit. <rxe8iir]v, Ep. Adv. formed from an impression of near, nigh, Lat. cominus. II. at once, trc}>pa,Yicr|j.a, arcs, TO, (acppayifa) a signet-ring, a seal. a, ov, (ax*dov) near, at close quarters;
be full to bursting, to be plump and full, Lat. turgere, turgescere: esp. of horses, to II. be in full health and strength, Lat. vigere. metaph. to swell with pride ; a<ppiycav pvOos an overo-<j>pi-yd(i>,
f.
: a seal, signet-ring or stonefor a ring.
generally, a ring: II. the impression
toons.
rjaca, to
a close fight, hand to hand. o-xe860v, Adv. (axôov^from near, from nigh at hand : also nigh at hand, near. <rxe86v, Adv. (o*x*/) of Place, near, nigh, close, Lat. cominus : also used as Prep., c. dat. and c.
gen. toivards.
weening speech.
inflamed OXÛYIIOS, o, ((T(pvoj) the throbbing pulse parts : also the beating of the heart, the pulse. : of the pulse, f. o>, to throb, beat violently <r4>vfo>,
to beat;
rci,
in
<T<pvovTa, the veins or arteries.

77,
2<T~PA,
husbandry, a
<r<J>i5pds,
a hammer.
77,
II.
an implement of
of Motion, into the neighbourhood of, all 3. of Degree, nearly, hard upon, but; ffx&bv irdvTfs nearly all; axôov kmaTa.fj.ai I am pretty well assured. <rx0ov, Ep. for fffx f ^ ov poet. aor. 2 of tx 03 crx0iv Ep. <rx0etv, poet. aor. 2 inf. of c'xw : see
2.
t
-
beetle, mallet, ior
breaking clods of earth.
aSos,
Att. for airvpds, atrvpados, the
dung
of goats and sheep. cr^vp-TiXaTOS, ov, (atyvpa,, kXavvca) wrought or bea'en out with the hammer. II. metaph. wrought as out
inf. of ex* <rx6\ts, iSos, 17, Att. for aKf\is, mostly in plur. \iofs, ribs of beef.
<rxiv, aor. 2
Ep. for
or <rxv8vXi], 17, (ax^tv) a carpenter's a pair of pincers or tongs. <r\fO,Ep.forffxov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of lx<w.
of iron,
rigid.
2*TTO'N,
em
right.
<r<j>v(r8a>,
TO, the ankle
ffcpvpy to set
II.
: metaph., dp9y o^crai upon upright ankle, i. e. to set upmetaph, the lowest part or base.
tool,
Dor. for
a<f>vfa.
2xpia,
and
ace. for fftpwi
:
-fj,
Scheria, the island of the Phaeacians
oxjxo, apocopate Att. nom. and dat. a<puv for o(f>u>iv.
gen.
perthey
later Kepfcvpa, Lat.
<rxpos,
6,
2*$nE', dual masc. and fem. nom. and ace. of son. Pron. of 3rd pers. gen. and dat. atycaiv
;
:
row or
line,
Corcyra, now Corfu. used only in the phrase kv ffx P> * n a one after another, successively. Compare
tûo,
both of them.
crxs, aor. 2 imperat.

ace.
;
2*^T,
nom. and
dual masc. and fem. of
ax^<r0ai, aor. 2 med.

<rx* o s
l' '
inf.
of ex 6'stotei
;
person. Pron. of 2nd pers.
gen. and
dat. atpwiv
you two, both ofyou.

<r4>coiTpos, a, ov, possess. Adj. of Cfpwi, of or belonging to you two.
2nd person dual

2. as possess.
Adj. of 3rd pers. dual two or both of them.

Adj. of 2nd pers. sing.,
sing., his, her.
<r<j>o)V,
ff<pcaf,
of or belonging to them II. also used as possess. 2. of 3rd pers. thy, thine.
condition, habit of body : the nature or fashion of a thing /3t'ou o~x^ ff(S a way of life. <rXTT|piov, TO, (o'x*"') <* check, a remedy. <rxTXi<io>, f. aaoj, ((rx^TXtos) to complain of hard>
<ws
('X C "/ )
ship, to inveigh bitterly.
Hence
: /
:
orxerXiao-jJios, 6,
axcTXtos,
able to bear
ciless,
a, ov,
:
contr. Att. for atywiv, gen. and dat. of o<pwi. ovos, 77, the larva of the bee or
II.
angry complaining, invective. also os, ov properly, (o"x e " ) I. of Persons, hardhearted, mer2.
cruel,
savage.
'
much-suffering, unhorrid,
II. unhappy. abominable.
wasp.
the cell of
dcrca
a honeycomb, the honeycomb, flinching, hardy. of Things, cruel,
3. miserable,
shocking,
f.
aor. I
tax aoa
to slit, cut
open;
Hence
axcrXCcos, Adv. cruelly, abominably
TttTO.
:
axdfav
4>A.e/3cc to
lance or open a vein.

:
II. to let
Sup.
fall, let drop, let iriKTjv to

turf.
form, shape, outward apaxd^fiv TJJV (f>povTioa to let the mind go free. 2. the form, outside, pearance, the figure, person. 2XA'AI 2, ioos, 17, a forked stick, used as a ladder, opp. to the reality a mere show, pretence. 3. Lat. scala : a forked stick, used as a propfor nets. the bearing, look, mien : staleliness, digni'y : in plur.
o'X'TJIAa,, O.TOS,
metaph., <rxa(,'eo"#cu TTJV tirgive up one's love for horses, to cut the 2. to check, 3. to let go ; stop, master.
/
down
crxtTO, Ep. for ftrxfTo, 3 sing. aor. 2

TO, (<rxe/)
:
med. of ex^-
^Q)
(TCOÔ).
687
gestures.
trxTj/tti
; 4. the fashion, manner, way 5. the state, nature, 0To\TJsfashionof dress. a figure in dancing ; in 6. constitution of a thing.
of a thing
III. rope, cord; trKfKrrj ffx^voi a wicker basket. in Greece, the <TXOIVOS was a land measure, 2 Persian parasangs, or 60 stades.
plur. steps-.
Hence
f.
crxtjnaTico,
iaca Att.
to),
to
form, fashion, shape,

Kufjirjv to
arrange: so in Med., her hair, Lzt.fingere.
dress
\
2. intr. to
assume a certain
form
or figures, to dance. II. Pass. <7X77J"ciT/b//ai, to be fashioned, 2. to dedressed out, adorned in a certain way. oneself in a certain way, hence to pretend;
or
position
:
to
make
steps
<rxoivo-TVT|s, es, (ffxowos, rfivta) stretched out like a II. measuring-line : in a straight line, straight. twisted or plaited of rushes. <rxoXaa>, f. daoa, (crxoXry) to have leisure or spare time, be at leisure : also to have rest or respite from a thing: c. inf. to have leisure or time to do a
thing.
o'xoA.aêti' rivi, Lat.
2 to act leisurely, linger, delay, loiter. II. vacare ret, to have leisure, time.
.
dfMOfis clvai they pretend to be unlearned.

3. to gesticulate.
crxTjp.oi.Tiov, TO,
or opportunity for anything, to devote one's time to also c. dat. pers. to devote oneself to one. anything
:
Dim. of GxnP*'*
in plur. thefigures
of
a dance;
ax r)l v- ria Aa(urta

ji
:
Laconian^g"wres.
<rxo\aios, a, ov, (0"X ^7) a ' one's leisure or ease, leisurely, slow : Comp. axo^-airepos. Hence
(rxoXaio-rrjs, r/ros,
97,
slowness, laziness.
Pass? to adopt a certain shape or fashion a thing shape or appearance, to gesticulate.

fut.
o-xoXatcos,
Adv. of trxoAafos, leisurely:

:
Comp.
formed
trXoXatTepoi/ or -airepa
like ira\aiTepos.
Sup. <rxoA.atTaTa
of cx<w.
77,
Ion. crxt^Ti,
cleft small, firewood.
(o-Yi'Ccu)
cleft piece
:
of wood,
splinter, lath, splint ^ Lat. scindula

II.
in plur.
wood
aor.
I
o-xoXao-TiKos, TI, 6v, (o-xoXafw) being at leisure, II. devoting all leisurely, at ease, Lat. otiosus. one's leisure to learning, learned: hence pedantic.
an arrow,
a\iaai
spear.
5XOAH',
for leisure;
37,
leisure,
2XI'Zn,
kffxiff&rjv
:
f.
to*cu
aor.
:
Pass.,
GX^V o-yfiv to be at leisure

ITTI
scindo
to
to split, cleave, Lat. pf. eo\ianai rend asunder : generally, to part asunder,
spare time, ease, Lat. otium ; ; o"xoA^s Hpyov a work axoXfj at leisure; so, cirl or /i6T(i
so in Pass., NaAos <rx/eTcu rpiseparate, divide: tpaaias oSots the Nile branches into three channels ;
ecrxtfoi'To atyecvv at yvwp.ai their opinions
were
di-
II. dat. (TxoXf) absol. orxoA^s, KarcL crxoA^v. as Adv., (i) leisurely, slowly : (2) a/ o*'s leisure, by III. c. leisure, hardly, scarcely, scarcely at all. IV. idlegen. leisure, rest from a thing.
vided.
Hence
II.
o-xiv8dXup,os, Att. for <TKtv8d\aftos. 2XTNO2!, 77, the mastich tree, Lat. lentiscus.
V. a work of leisure, esp. a learned disVI. the place cussion, disputation, Lat. schola. where such lectures were given, a school.
ness.
-
syw///.
<rx!vo-rpwKTT]S, ov, o, (<rx/os, Tporycu) one chews mastich-wood.

aor. I pass. inf.
,
"XMi> ^ at f ffX^'n> who way, slowly, late. 2.

<rx6(Jivos, aor. 2
use(l as
Ad y : in a leisurely scarcely, hardly, not at all.

-
trxoXiov, TO, (<rxA77) a scholium, note, comment.
of
o*x<C<w.
med.
part, of
cx w
<us, 77,
a cleaving, parting, division. arcs, TO, (ax^c^) that which is cloven or

(crx/C110 )
cleft, division.
II.
parted: a rent,
division, schism.
generally,
<rxov, aor. 2 med. imperat. of ex "trxwi aor. 2 subj. <TX<)V, aor. 2 part, o <rw, Att. nom. pi. contr. for ouoi.
crweo-KOv, Ion. impf. of OUGJ.
arîa-pos, 6, (ffxifa) a cleaving, splitting, rending. o"xto"a', aor. I of o*X'Ccu CTX IO T OS, 17, oi', (o-xtCw) split, cloven, parted, divided; r ^ ooos a road that branches ax^' off.
<rxio"(ra, poet, for
" -
<7wo>> lengthd. from 2A'H, SAO'H, 2H'n f. : Pass., aor. I kowOrjv : pf. pf. aea&Ka. From the obsol. o-aoco are fffffcaafJtai Att. aiocapai.
:
aor. I Zaoaaa.
poet. 3
,
pi. aor. 2
med.
opt. of
exw-
formed
fut.
:
aawaca, aor.
i act.
laawaa
[d]
2.
aor. 2 opt. of ix<w.

,
ff&uaofjiai
aor. I pass. faaajOijv.
fut. med. from contr.

:
;, oi/, (o-xou/os) of rushes, made of rushes. TO, (GXOIVOS) a rope twisted of rushes :
pres. cruet) (roi'.
we have part, auovres, Ion. impf. crwcaocaai : to 3. from croto, subj. 0-077, aorjs,
:
generally, a rope, cord,

is, ?5os,
7j,
line.
save, keep
"esp. to keep alive,

;
<rxoivtTT]S
[t], ov, o,
(<TXOIVOS)
made
of rushes:
fern.
[
saved, preserved be with you !

s<?rt.
Pass, to be preserve : <rweo, Lat. salvus sis ! vale ! God 2. of things, to keep safe, pre-
[fi],
ov, 6, (<rx o '*, /3atVo>)
ro/>e-
foe/>
dancer, Lat. schoenobdtes.
5XOrNO5,
s/jar/),
6, also
77,
r?/s^>,
/o^
II.
as a spit.
bed.
or reed, used as a arrow ; also 3. a place where rushes grow, a rushanything twisted or plaited of rushes, a
rzA
Lrt.juncus.
2.
j
the laws, to keep, observe. 4 to 3. of m/rf, remember, opp. to StoXAvrai to forget ; II. owfa is often used with the mostly in Med. one additional sense of motion to a p'ace, /o
6rm^
so/e to
: Pass, to get srfe cr escape to a place ; Is 2. OIKOV (TaOrjvai (o be brought or get safe home. aw&iv IK TroAeôv, /o carry off safe, rescue from war;
688
(Xdpuv enemy.
acaffat
xôva
to rescue a country
from
the
a danger; aSxrrpa rov offering for deliverance from iraiSos Ovfiv Qfois to offer a sacrifice in thanksgiving
for his son's deliverance.
II.
oxoO-qvai, aor. I inf. crtoKco, f. 7ô-cy, like ia\iio}, to have power or bodily From strength : to be able to do, c. inf.
the
reward for
II.
Sfl
KO5,
6, stout,
f. 770*a>,
strong.
to
bringing back a runaway slave. <rd)Ttpa, 77, fem. of acarrjp, she that saves. as of 1v\a. epith. of protecting goddesses,
trcoT^jp,
fjpos,
2coKpu.Tco,
do
like Socrates, to imitate bis
6,
vocat.
c.
;
a saviour of Greece 2. as epith. of aov a preserver from disease. proHence pher. tecting gods, esp. of Jupiter, to whom, under the name of Zeus IScarrip, the third cup of wine was deTO, Dim. dear little Socrates. [T?] 'V, or befitting dicated generally, a guardian or tutelary god : also 5, 77, 6v, Adj. of ^caKpdrrjs, of ^- P6t. Socrates, Socratic ; oi ûKpariKoi the philosophers of instead of awrtipa, as epith. of Tux*7as Adj. saving, preserving; even with a fem. noun, his school, Socraties. Hence 2jnAH'N, rjvos, o, a channel, gutter, pipe. ffcarijpes TI/WH the office of saving.
:
From dress, gait, speech, etc. 2coKpaTT]S, gen. eos conlr. ovs
'Scafcpdryv
:
deliverer, preserver;
ace. "Scaupdrij
or
awrp, (o*o;fcy) a saviour, gen. subject!, aoarty 'E\A.d5os also c. gen. objecti, acarfip vu-
vocat.
^wnpares
Socrates, the philoso-
0-wp.a, aros, TO, the body:
in
Homer
the
dead body
of
man
is
body
body.
or beast, a corpse, carcase, whereas the living but later either of the living or dead Se/ias 2. body, as opp. to soul (lf*>X$) 5 T^ T v
:
of safety,
oxoTrjpia Ion. -ttj* 77, a saving, deliverance, means 2. a safe return ; 77 safety, Lat. salus.
ffcarrjpia
oidSe
safe
;
a safe return home.
3.
a keeping
fftuparos pya bodily labours; al rov awfjuiros fjOovai 3. one's pleasures of the body, sensual pleasures. III. II. any material body. bodily existence, life. a person, human being : esp. of slaves, as opp. to other
ffurrjpiq for safeguard. <r<OTT|pios, ov, (aon-fjp) saving, delivering: neut. pi., 2. ffcarrjpia, rd, like acarrjpia, T), deliverance, safety.
ffcarrjpia (sc. Ifpa),
em
rd,
an offering
the
in return for safe-
ty.
II.
pass, saved, delivered, preserved.

(ffouôj)
:
goods.
to exercise the crcop.-acrKco, f. 770*01, (ffSifjia, do*/(w) Hence body, train, to practise wrestling.
<rcop.acrKia,
crcop.ari.K6s,
77,
o-wrpov, TO,
the wheel,
eTHO-cyrpoj/.
the felloe
the iron
wooden circumference of hoop or tire being
77,
bodily exercise, training. 6v, (aw/Mi) of or for the body, bodily,
crco<J>pov(rrepov, -eorraTa,
povcas.
Comp. and
Sup. of o*a>-
Lat. corporeus.
<7cop,dTiKu>s,
Hence
in bodily form. Dim. of ffw/M, a small body,
cs, (aa)/ia,
Adv.
cra>4>poveto, f. 770*0;: poet. <raoc]>povlca : (awcppow): to be of sound mind, be in one's sound senses : to
crcop-aTiov, TO,
mop.aTO-i8T|S,
body, coporeal.
[a] elSos) of the nature of

to
practise self-control, to be discreet, temperate, moderate. 2. to learn moderation, to recover one's

senses.
Hence
or<i)|jkdTO-<|>dopCi>,
f.
170*0;, (o*cD/*a, (pOfipaai)
corrupt
or enervate the body.

crco}jiaTo-4>vXctKU>v,
TO,
(aojfM, <pv\ater)}
a place
OTOS, TO, an act of self-control, an instance of temperance, act of moderation : and be temperate. crco<|>povT]Teov, verb. Adj. one must
0-ci><f>p6yT)p.a,
where a body is kept, a grave, sepulchre, [a] moos, a, ov, contr. o*a)s, ace. autv ; v. o*ois.
o-coirdco,
Dor. for
aioairdo}, to
be silent.
to temper<rto<j>povir)TiK6s, 77, ov, (o-oj^povecu) disposed ance, moderate, under self-control. <rco(j>povCci>, f. iaoj Att. tcD, (acutppow') to moderate,
cro)pvp.a, aTos, TO, (acwpewcu) that which is heaped up : a heap, pile. crcopevio, f. aca, (ffcapos") to pile or heap one thing on
control, chasten.
2. to chastise, correct.
crcu^poviKos,
77,
ov,
(o~<!u<pp(t)v)
disposed to temperance,
moderate, sober.
Adv.
KCUS.
to heap with, cover over with. a making temperate : crco<j>povi,o-p.6s, o, (ffaxppovica) a heap, Lat. cumulus : a heap of chastening. torn : generally, a heap, quantity, store : a heap or one that makes cro><j>povicrTT|S, ou, o, (ffcacppovi^ca) mound of earth. temperate, a cbastener, chastiser, censor. 5}flT5, o, ff&v, TO, ace. sing. o*oV, ace. pi. masc. and o-co<J>povcos, Adv. of autppojv, temperately, moderfem. o*o)s defect. Adj. awos = ffoos, qq. v. (the ately, soberly : Comp. ffutypoveffrfpov : Sup. Gcafyporadic. form 2AO2 was found only in the Homeric vearara.
another.
II.
2>QPO'5,
6,
comp. aawrepos)
Lat. integer.
safe
:
healthy, Lat. salvus

2.
and sound, in good case, of things, sound, whole, entire,

safe, sure, certain.
(o*aicw, TTOA.JS)
metaph.
77,
the character or <rcocj>pocnjVT] Ep. crao4)po<nJvT|, 77, conduct of the adutppuv, moderation, discretion : selfcontrol, temperance, chastity, sobriety, Lat. temper antia.
<rw<rC-iro\ts, ecus, o,
saving the
city
From
Ep.
'.
or state, [t]
crcocrTeov, verb. Adj. of ff&ca t one must save. acocrrpov, TO, mostly in plur. (rucrrpa, rd, (o*wcu) like fadypia, a reward for saving one's life, a thank-
<ro>-(|>pc0v
craocjjpcov, ovos, 6,
77
neut. aSxppov
(auis,
<ppT)v)
:
of sound mind,
self-controlling,
discreet,
prudent,
moderate
sober.
esp.
Comp. and
temperate, chaste, Sup., acucppoveorfpos, -tararos.
689
crcoo),
Ion. form for \^w\oj, to rub to pieces. Ep. for ffu^ca.
waca, (Tatvta) to bind with a raivia or Med. Tatvioop-ai, to head-band, esp. as conqueror :
rauvioto,
f.
wear a head-band or fillet.

TCUTIOV, crasis for TO ainov.
TaKt,
TaiceCvttv, crasis for TC! eKft, Tci fKfivcav.

:
TOiKepos, a, ov, (raKfjvai} fluid, melting, soft, tender '1\ T, rav, TO, indecl., nineteenth letter of the Greek** metaph. melting, languishing. TaK-^vat, aor. 2 pass. inf. of TT)/CCW. 300, but /r alphabet : as numeral, T' 300,000.
Changes of T
<pr]ffi,
in Aeol.
and Dor., T into
o*,
as
TV
I \
TCUCTIICOS,
77,
ov, (Taaaui)fit
for ordering or arrang-
(Lzt.tu),Toi,T,Tvfeov,(paTi,etc. for av,aoi, at, OVKOV,

etc.
2. in
new
Att.,
TT
for acr, as irpaTTOJ,
ing, of or fit tary tactics.
for military
tactics; TO. raKTuca. mili-
TO.TTQ), for irpaffffca, rdaffta. 3. in Ion., T for 0, as for avTis for avOts : in the substantive termin.
TOKTOS, T}, 6v, verb. Adj. of Tdo*o"<w, ordered, arranged, fixed, stated; TO.KTOV dpyvpiov a stated sum. -Tpov TO,KO>, Dor. -Opov, as in KoafJLrjTpov, <p60tjTpov, for KoffÔpov, (po4. T is inserted in some words metri grat., &r)0pov. TaXo-pYos,oj/, (rXa<a,epyov) enduring labour, painas TTToAts, TTToAe/zos, for troAts, TroAe/xos. 5. in Dor. ful, drudging: generally, much-enduring. and Ion., T is omitted in the oblique cases of some TaXcuva, fern, of TaAas. neut. nouns of 3rd decl., as Kfpaos, repaos, for /ee'paalso as TaXaiircopeo), f. 770*0 pf. TTa\aiirwprjKa TOS, Tfparos. Dep. TaXaiircopcojJUu, with f. med. -7)o~ofj.ai, aor. 2. the particle Tot is to endure bardT', apostroph. for TC, and. pass. fTa\anrcapri07)v: (Ta\aiircapos): II. joined by crasis with other particles beginning with ship, do hard work; suffer hardship or distress.
I
a vowel, as rav, rapa, fj.cvrav, for TOI av, TOI apa, 3. the Artie. TO, TO,, is never elided,
though joined with another word by crasis, as Taja@6v for TO ayadov. T&, neut. pi. of o, o, and os. Ta|3pvT|, TJS, 77, the Lat. taberna, a tavern, inn : Tpas Tafiepvai the Three Taverns, a place on the Appian Road.
ra.ya.Qa., Att. contr. for T^ a-yaOa. Tu-yeia, 17, (Tayevca) the office or
Hence weary, wear out, annoy grievously. T&Xai/rrcapta Ion. -ti), T), hard work, severe labour : in pi. bodily hardships or exertions. 2. bodily pain,
trans, to
suffering
affliction,
misery.
II.
TaXaiircopos, ov, (TaAas) enduring toil, laborious. Adv. -pus. suffering hardship, miserable.
rank of Tagus
generally, command, rule. TS.yf.Vi, fiaa, cv, aor. 2 pass. part, of raaffca. raytvut, f. crew, (70705) to be Tagus : generally, to command, rule: Pass, to be united under one Tayus.
Tiiyf(a,
f. 770*0;,
TaXat-<})po)V, ovos, 6, 77, (*TAacu, (pprjv} patient of mind, wretched: also stout-hearted, daring. TaXcC-KapSios, ov, (*TAacu, Kapoia) patient of heart, 2. much-en stout-hearted. during, miserable. TdXdvTepos, a, ov, TaXdvTaros, 77, ov, Comp. and Sup. of TaAas. TaXavTtia>, f. o<a, (TO.\O.VTOV} to balance : Pass, to
|
r&yf],
Ta.yr\,
f), 77,
(rayos) to be commander or ruler. TOIS, an ordering, arraying.

authority: as Collective
sway to and fro, oscillate. sure out by weight.
2. to
weigh
out,
mea-
(TÔS)
TO",
Noun,
the
commanders.
Tdyrjvov,
like Trjyavov, a frying-pan. OTOS, Att. crasis for TO yK\r) pa.
raXavTiatos, a, ov, (raXavTOv) worth a talent. weighing a talent. TaXavTia>, = TaXavTfvw, q. v. TA'AANTON [rfi-], TO, a balance : in plur. a pair of
scales.
II.
aTos,
TO\
(raoaoj)
an ordinance,
com-
mand.
2.
a regular body of soldiers, a corps, division.
a fixed weight, a talent it had a double sense

:
anything weighed : but mostly used of : in the post-Homeric times

'
the talent
of weight
the
Td-yos, 6, (TOO'O-O;) an orderer, commander, ruler: esp. as title of the Chief of Thessaly. 6, (Tayrj, cx^) be that has the command
,
Eubo'ic or old Attic talent weighed about 57lb. avoird
or rule, a commander, ruler. Ta86\<j)oO, Att. crasis for TOW d8f\<pov. Ttt8iKov, Att. crasis for TO O.OIKOV.
TfiOcis, tiaa., ev, aor. I pass, part aor. I pass, of Tfivca. [a] Ta.Qt]v, Ep. rat. Ep. and Ion. for at, nom. pi. fern,
and the Aeginetan 95. i. the talent of money, i.e. a talent's weight of silver, or a sum of money equivalent to this, which would make the Eubo'ic or old The Attic talent worth in our money 243^. 155. talent contained 60 minae, and each mina loo drachmae. 3. that which is weighed out or apportioned
'
to one.
of the Art.
o.
Tatvapos, 6, 77, also Taivfipov, TO, Taenarus, a promontory and town at the southern extremity of Laconia.
or balante
J
TtiXfios,
j
!
17,
ov, (raXavTov, ex 00 ) holding the scale metaph. turning the scale of battle, 6v, (*TAdo>) = TaAas, patient, enduring :
,
hence hard-fated, wretched.

:
esp.
77, (Tfiv<u}a band, riband, fillet, Lzt.taenia: TaXa-ireiptos, ov, (*T\doj, trfipa} one who has sttfa riband or headband worn in token of victory, \fered much, epith. of Ulysses hence later rambling, Tcuvio-ircoXis, 77, (jaivia, TrwAcw) a dealer in ribands, vagabond.
Tamo,,
690
V
Ta\a7TV0ri$
ravvv.
TSXfi-irv0T|s, 4s, (*TAd<y, irtv&os) enduring great 2. of things, toilsome. woe, patient in woe.
TA'AA PO5
[ra-],
6,
basket, Lat.
gwa/s: a
rafj.ivffis pot thou shalt no longer be my i. to be quaestor. steward. II. trans, to serve out stores, dispense. III. to regulate,
through which the whey ran off. roXdpcos, Dor. ace. pi. of raXapos. raXos, raXaiva (sometimes raAas), raXav gen. voc. raXdv or raXas (*r\acu) avos, aivrjs, Svos Lat. miser : enduring, patient : suffering, wretched, also fool-hardy, headstrong; raXav O wretch I Comp.
cheese-basket,
: : : :
manage.
to turn to
,
2. to
husband, save, store up
metaph.
good
account.
17,
Ep. and Ion. for rapta.
ov, 6, Ep. and Ion. for rafiias. Tap,vo>, Ion. for Tfâ/co. rajios, Dor. for rrjfj.os.
ra\avrcpo$, a, ov Dor. also roXas.]

(ra.Xa.aia)
,
Sup. raXavraros,
ij,
ov.
[raXds
rj,
Att. crasis for rd. ZpitaXiv. Ion. aor. 2 part, of Te^mu.
TciXdcreios, a, ov, Ion. and Ep. T&Xofcnfjios,
ov,
of wool-spinning.
57,
rav or
TO.V or rav, indecl., only used in the Att. phrase a) a) rdv, as a form of address, sir, my goodfriend.
TOLV, Att. crasis for TOJ dv.
(rAaoj) wool-spinning. ), f- '70'*', (raXafftovpyos) to spin wool:
TO.V, Att. crasis for TCL ev.
generally, to spin.
TaXSo-iovpyiicos, 17, 6v, oforfor wool-spinning. From TSXtteri-ovpyos, ov, (raXaaia, *(pyo}) spinning wool: as Subst., raXaaiovpyus, 6, TJ, a wool-spinner.
TaXa<ri-<|>pcov, ovos, 6,
17,
TdvaYpa, 17, Tanagra, a town of Boeotia. Tavaypoios, a, ov, of or from Tanagra.

TavS-T]icT|S,
Hence
(*rXacy, ^p^v) patient of

spirit.
mind, stout-hearted, of enduring and 3 ToXdcrcrT)S, -cr^, Ep. 2
es, (ravaus, d^) z^z/^ long point or cutting far or <//>. TavaC-jivKos, oz/, (Tavaos, fuwdo/mt) bellowing s& as to be heard far off, loud-bellowing.
</,
sing.
aor. I subj.
of
TavavrCa,
crasis for
ra evavria.
raXav-plvos,
bull's-hide
fight
:
ov, (^rXaca, pivos] with shield of tough neut. as Adv., raXavptvov iroXffJ.iêiv to
stoutly.
77,
TavSo-Seipos, ov, (ravaos, ofiprj) long-necked. ravaos, rj, ov, also os, cv, (ravvca, Tfiviu) stretched,
outstretched, tall, taper, long. Tavav-irovs, -TroSos, o, rj, Ep. for ravvirovs. Tav8ov or ravSov, Att. crasis for Tcfc evoov.
on toughly,
TSXd-<j>pojv, ovos, 6,
shortd. for raXaaicppow.
TaXT)96S, Att. crasis for TO aXrjOes.
TdXiOd, Syrian word, a damsel, maiden. TA~AI5, iSos, f), a marriageable maiden, bride. T&XXa or raXXa, crasis for ra aAAa.
Tajto, Att. crasis for TO, I/id. Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of rtfivca. TiijJi* [ct], rapietv Ep. rajJLtetv, aor. 2 inf. of Te/ii/cw.
Tav8pi, ravSpos, Att. crasis for Tip dvSpi, TOV dvSpus. TavTj-XeyTiS, fs, (ravaus, \(ycu) stretching one at length, epith. of death.
Att. crasis for TO, kvOfvSf.
Dor.
lus
:
for rrjviKa.
a, ov,
TavrdXctos or TavrdXeos,
and
t'Sos, f),
of or for Tanta-
a chamber, closet. rSjietov, TO, =Ta/xiroi/,

rajJieo-Oai, aor. 2
med.
inf.
17,
of Teî/co,
TavraXts, TdvraXos,
ov, o,
daughter of Tantalus. From Tantalus king of Phrygia, ances-
7S}JLcri-xpc>S, oos, o,
(rafj.vca,
xP^s) cutting or
tor of the Pelopidae.
penetrating the skin, wounding. rajiCa, Ep. -Ct], 17, fern, of raîas, a housekeeper, housewife ; also 71/1/7) Tapir] rap-tas Ep. Tap,Ct]s, ou, 6, (rdfivoa) one who cuts up and distributes, a distributer, dispenser : a II. a steward, receiver, manager, overseer. treasurer; Ta/zfys TOW Ipov the comptroller of the 2. =Lat. sacred treasure in the citadel of Athens.
.
TavrfiXoto, f. waca, (raXavTOv} quasi raXavrow, to aor. I pass. part. TavraXcaOeis, swung, hurled? swing: dashed down.
Ta.vv-y\<acr<Tos, ov, (ravvcu,
^Xuaoa) long-tongued,
long
chattering, noisy.
Tavv-yAwxtS,
point or bead.
Ivos, 6,
f),
(ravviu, -yXcux's) with
Tavv-8pO|xos, ov, (ravvca, Spoôs) running at full

stretch.
quaestor.
57,
(^rafiifvoj)
keeping, management. quaestorsbip. Tajucioy, r6,

treasury.
the office of steward, houseLat. quaestura, the II.
Tavti-0ipos, ov, (ravvca, tOfipa) long-haired, with flowing hair : fern, also ravvfOfipa. TavO-T|KTjs, es, like TavarjKTjs, (ravvoj, O.K{J) with a
long point or long edge.
II.
a magazine, storehouse,
far-stretching.
)
Tavv-fjXi|, twos, 6, ^, (TOVVOJ, ?jXi
of extended age.
TS|iiV)ji,a, aTOS, TO, (Ta/iteucu) management, housekeeping. II. rap-UiimKos, fa 6v, of or for housekeeping. Lat. quaestorius, of the quaestor or the quaestor-
Tavu-0pu, -rptxos,
shaggy. Tavv-Kpaipos, ov,
rdviifxai, Pass.
TavC-[jiT|KT|S, cs,
o,
-f),
(ravixa,
Opi) long-haired,
= Tai/i;oât,
(ravixa,
(TO.VVOJ,
wpatpa) long-horned. to be stretched, extend.

long-stretched, long
ship.
From
f.
fj.r]Kos}
T&}J.i6iJ(i>,
:
ffca,
to be
and Dep. Tajju6vop,cu, f. ero//cu a housekeeper, manager or steward;
drawn
out, tall
and
ravOv, Adv.,
= TGI
tapering.
vvv,
now
at present.
'2212.
ravv-ircirXos, ov, (ravvca, treirXos) withflowing robe.
Tavti-irXeicTOS, ov, (ravvca, irXfKca) in long plaits. Tavv-irXevpos, ov, (ravvca, irXfvpd) long-sided, enor-
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mous. TSvv-irovs Ep. Tavav-irovs, -TroSos,

TTOVS) stretching the feet, long-striding,
6,
T),
(ravvca,
long-shanked.
2. an assessment of tribute. III. rangement. order ; vcrrepov ry rdei later in order. IV. the post, rank or position one holds ; kv ixOpov rdft in the light or position of an i. one's enemy. duty towards another 77 fvvoias rdts the duty of V. an order, class of men. good-will.
;
Tavv-irrcpos, ov, (ravvcu, irrepov) shorter form for*

ravvaiitrfpos.
TA'HOS, 6, the yew tree, Lat. taxus. TAwnEINO'2, r,, 6v, low, Lat. humilis
of Place,
TSvv-irrepvYos, ov and TaVv-TTTpv,

(ravvca,
= ravvirrfpos, trrcpvg)
tryos,
6,
f),
ravva'nrrfpos.
Tfivvp-pios, ov, (ravvca, pid) with spending roots. TSvx)<T6tv \y\, 3 sing. Aeol. aor. I opt. of ravvca. Tovv(r06is, aor. I pass. part, of ravvca. Ep. 3 pi. rdTavv<r0Tjv, Ep. aor. I pass, of ravvca vvaOcv. Tavvo-i-iTTepos, ov, (ravvca, irrepov) with extended
:
2. of Condition, Rank, lying low : of stature, low. etc., brought down, humbled, lowly. 3. bumbled, humiliated: in bad sense, mean, abject; in good
sense, lowly,
humble.
rjros,
77,
Hence
lowness of stature. 2. of condition, lowliness, low estate, abasement. 3. lowness of spirits, dejection, baseness, vileness : in
TSimvo-rqs,
good
sense, lowliness, humility.

TI,
wings, long-winged. Tavvo-o-a, Ep. aor.
Taircivo^pooaivT),
I
lowliness of mind.
77,
From
low-
of ravvca.
:
TSworus, vos, 77, (ravvca) a stretching, straining ravvarvs roov a stringing of the bow.
TaiTiv6-<|>p{0v, minded, base.

f.
ovos, 6,
2.
(ra-rrcivos, (ppfy) lowly in mind, bumble.
Tavu-<r<J>Opos, ov, (ravvca, acpvpov) with taper ankles. Tavii-<j)Xoios, ov, (ravvca, <p\oi6s) with extended
T<iiriv6a>, uffca, (raireivus) to humble, abase: also to make light
make
low, lower,
a. to
of a thing.
cast
bark
of
trees,
of tall or slender growth.
Tfivv-<}>vXXos, ov, (ravvca, <pv\\ov) with long-pointed II. with thick leaves, of the olive. foliage, leafy. r&vvo) [i5] fut. vaca, Ep. also vca : aor. I krdvvaa
:
or bumble. down, discourage. Tatrctvws, Adv. of rairtivos, humbly, poorly. 2. T&ircivcixris, 77, (raTreivoca) a lowering, humbling.
3. to
make lowly
lowliness, humility.
TATLH5,
made of
TITOS,
o,
Lat.
TAPES,
f metier).
a carpet, rug,
Ep. krdvvaaa or rdvvaaa Pass., aor. pf. rerdvvfffMii Ep. form of TCIVW, to
: :
fravvaOrjv
wool, [a]
crasis for
stretch out
ravveiv
roov
to
draw
bow
stretch, strain, in Med., :

e. to
ram,
Att. crasis for
roov ravvaaaOai
it
;
ifj.dai
bow, i. ravvfiv to pull or guide with the
to stretch one's
string
2.
TameiKT], Att. Tarns, t'Sos, 77,
ra km. rd
later
form of
rdirrjs.
reins.
TO/ITO, Att. crasis for
to stretch out, to lay along, lay out, stretch at full 3. metaph. to strain, make more inlength.
tense.
II.
Ta-irpwra, Adv. rapa, Att. crasis
for
ra diro. rd irpcara,
at first.
for roi dpa.
be filled out.
aor.
I
Pass, to be on the stretch, to expand, 2. to lie stretched out, to extend ;

part.
pass.
ravvaOeis,
to strain
stretched
on
the
rdpay\ia,, aros, TO, (rapdaaca} disquietude, trouble. Tapa-yp-os, 6, (rapdaaca) = rdpais. rdpaKTpov, TO, (rapdoaca) a thing to stir with: a
ladle.
ground.
to
run
3. metaph. at full stretch.

f.
or exert oneself,
TapaKTcop, opos,
o,
(rapdaooi) a disturber, disquieter,
Toljtapxeo),
riaca, to
be a taxiarch or
commander
agitator.
of a division.
TapavTivC8iov,To,(Ta/>as) afine Tar-entitle garment. TapdvTivos, 77, ov, (Tapas) Tarentine. Tai-apx<>s, 6, (rdis, apx<u) a taxiarch, the comTapai-Kap8ios, ov, (rapdaaca, Kapoid) heart-troumander of a brigade or division, a brigadier. II. bling, vexing the heart. at Athens, the commander of the rdis or quota of TSpa-nnr6-o-TpaTOs, ov, (rapdaaca, i'nnos, orpaTOS) troubling troops of horse. infantry furnished by each of the ten <pv\ai. Tai-X6x<>s, ov, (rdis, Aoôs) commanding a diviTapais, 77, (rapdaaca) disturbance, confusion, dission of an army. quietude, tumult. Taioco, f. wcrca, (rdts) to arrange, set in order. Tdpas, avros, 6, also -f), Tarentum, a town of Magna rdîs, ecus Ion. tos, 77, (rdoaca) an arranging : of Graecia.
From
a drawing up in order, the disposition of TA~PA'55& Att. -TTCO, Att. also contr. 0p(icr<ra) fut. rapdca contr. an army. 2. battle-array, order of battle, Lat. aor. I krdpaa Pass., fut. Opdgca ncies. 3. a single rank or line of soldiers, Lat. rapaxdrjaoiMi, but also fut. med. rapdôfiai in pass. to stir, aor. I frapdxOrjv ordo. 4. a post or place in the line of battle, Lat. sense pf. rtrdpaynai /e\fiirciv rty rdiv to desert one's post. tatatio; 5. stir up, disturb, trouble, disquiet; rapdaattv rbv Otva like rd-ypa, a division of an army, a brigade : to stir up the sand metaph. to stir up, rouse, proat Athens, the quota of infantry furnished by each voke. 2. to trouble the mind, to confound, alarm. also of smaller bodies, a company, cohort : [frighten : <pv\r) generally, to disturb, throw into disorder to II. an generally, a band, company. arranging, ar- Pass, to be in disorder. 3. of political matters,
soldiers,
:
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agitate, distract
:
or anarchy.
i
II.
bg pf. TTpf]Xa t uproar : plqpf. Ep. 3
a state of disorder Verb belongs the intrans. in disorder or confusion, be in an

Pass, to be in
when
to this
sing.
via, troublous, disturbed, confused.
TTpr}x fl P art reTprjx&s, Hence

-
'
stretched out, then generally, a wing : from the fabled fall of the wing of Pegasus there, the city of Tarsus was so called. TaprdpU>s, a, ov, of or like Tartarus, Tartarean.
From
Tdpropos,
Tartarus,
!
TdpaXT|i
tumult.
TJ,
trouble, disorder, confusion :
commotion,
6, also
fj
irreg. pi.
TdpTapa
(as in Lat.,
Tartarus, a dark abyss, as Tartara) : = Tapax-fj. 5, (rapdffffw) deep below Hades, as earth below heaven, the prison of the Titans, etc. Later, Tartarus was either the t, cs, (Tapaxn, efSos) troublous, fond of nether-world generally, or a place of torment and puII. troubled, disordered: troubling or perplexing. Adv. -ocas, in confusion. nishment, as opp. to the Elysian fields. confused: Tdprapow, f. wffo}, to hurl into Tartarus. Tdp|3a\os, a, ov, (rdp&os) frighted, fearful. Tapp>, f. 770-0*, (rdpftos) to be frightened or alarmed, Tdp4>s, 01, Tap<pea, Ta, pi. of Tap<pvs. to fear : TO Tap&eiv the being frightened, a state of rap4>eios, d, ov, Tap(pvs, thick, close, frequent. 2. c. ace. to stand in awe fear : also to feel awe. Tdp<j>0v, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of TfpTrca. aor. I pass, of Tfprroj. of, fear, dread. Tap<j>0T], Ep. 3 sing. TA'PBO5, fos, TO, fright, alarm, terror: also awe, T(ip4>os, fos, TO, a thicket. From reverence. II. an object of alarm, a cause of TAP3?T'5, efa or vs, v, thick, close, frequent, dense: dread. neut. pi. Tap(pa as Adv., ofttimes, often. The Ep.
i
',
Tapj3o<rtivK],
-f),
poet, for Tapflos.
rap|36(ruvos, 77, ov, (rdpftos) affrighted. rap-yd or rapya, Att. crasis for TCL epya.
Tdpyvptov, Att. crasis rSplxeia Ion. -tjiTj,

pickling, salting: where fish was salted.
for
),
TO dpyvpiov.
(Tapix^vca) a preserving, Tapixqiai were places in Egypt
fem. Taptytiai belongs to Tap(pi6s if referred to Tap<pvs, it must be written Taptpeiai. Tdpx"uco, f. vffoj, shortened form of Tcr/xewu, to bury solemnly, inter. Tdo%s, fcas, 77, (rfivca) a stretching, straining, [a] TA'52fi Att. TTO> fut. Tdca : aor. I eVaa : pf.
: :
= Tapix^,an embalming, apix^vca)

a
salter, pickler,
Pass., fut. TaxOrjffofJLai, and paullo-p. fut. aor. 2 fTayrjv [d] : pf. TtTdgofMii : aor. I fTaxOtjv
TtVaxa:
ov, b, (rapixevca)
emj
balmer.
6s,
vo),
f.
77,
ov, verb. Adj. salted, pickled. From -fvffo), (Tapixos) to preserve the body
to arrange or put in order, esp. in miliTtTayfiai tary sense, to draw up in line, array ; so in Med., km Teaffdpow Tadp.cvoi T&S vavs having drawn up their
:
by artificial means, to
embalm
as in the case of the
form
ships in four lines ; and absol., TaâaOai to draw up, in order of battle : Pass, to be drawn up in
3. to
:
II. to preserve meat, fish, Egyptian mummies. etc. by smoking, salting, pickling ; T/MIXT) TTapi\III. metaph. in fvfjieva preserved, pickled meat. Pass, to waste away, wither, pine. rfipixiov, TO, Dim. of Tapixos. [pi]
order of battle. 2. to post, station. point : to appoint one to do a thing appointed to do, TOTO TfTayftfOa this
ap-
Pass, to be
charged to do.
j
4. to order,
we have been command, give in-
J
!
structions.
From TfiplxoiKoXelov, TO, the salt-fish market. T&pixo-ir<o\i>, f. -fjaoj, (rdpixos, ircaXeoj) to sell dried or salt fish. II. to be engaged in the emanything preserved or pickled by artificial means : a dead body II. genepreserved by embalming, a mummy. rally, meat preserved by smoking, salting or pickling, dried or smokedfish.
6. to fix or assign to a class. assess payments to be made: Med. to agree to pay a sum, xP'ntJLa Ta diroovvvai Tad/j,evoi having covenanted to return the money absol. in part. Taci5. to
'
balming of corpses. rdpixos, ov, o, or rdptxos,
/iej/os,
paying
at intervals or by instalments.
7. to
fos, TO,
8. assign or impose punishments. generally, to fix, settle, 6 TTayftvos xp vos the appointed time. rardo), Dor. for TrjTdoj.
rartov, Att. crasis for TO
O.ITIOV.
Tdppos,
Tapirrjvai Ep. -tjp,6vcu, aor. 2 pass. 6, Att. for Tapffos.
inf.
of
Tepirca.
Tdtipcuos, a, ov, also os, ov, (Tavpos) of bulls, oxen or cows, Lat. taurlnus : in Homer, of bull's-hide.
Tdptrctis, fcas, 6, a native of Tarsus in Cilicia. Tdptros Att. Tdppos, o, (T(pffopai) a stand or frame of wicker-work, a crate, flat-basket, Lat. crates, for drying cheeses on : also a mat of reeds, such as were built into brickwork to bind it a
Tdvp-cXdTtjs, ov,
6,
(Tavpos, 6\avvca) a bull-driver;
Tdvpeos, a, ov, (ravpos) = Tavpfios. Tdupi]86v, Adv. (ravpos) like a bull: savagely, Lat.
torvo vultu.
:
bull-fighter.
together:
also,
wicker-basket, like TaXapos. II. any broad, fiat surface; Tapffos TTOOGS the fiat of the foot, (he part between the toes and the heel. 2. Tapabs Kojirfcvs the fiat end, blade of an oar, Lzt. palmula: generally, an oar. 3. Tapabs irTepvyos the fiat of the wing,
Tavpo-j36\os, ov, (Tavpos, fiaXeiv) striking or slaughtering bulls.
Tdvpo-|36pos, ov, (ravpos, ftopd) devouring bulls. Tdvpo-ydcrTcop, opos, 6, (ravpos, yaffTrjp) with the paunch or body of a bull : enormous.
693
Taupo-STT)S, ov, 6, (ravpos, Tdvpo-Sens, tSos.
Tdupo-Kcpcos, euros, o, borns.
77,
Secy)
binding bulls :
fern.
funeral-feast, wake; rd(pov rvxew to obtain the rites of II. the burial. grave, tomb : in plur. a burial-place.
(Taupos,
Kpas) with
bidl's
TA'^02
Tdc})os,
7),
[a], TO, (TtOrjira) astonishment,
amazement.
Tdvpo-icpavos, ov, (ravpos, tcpdvov) bull-headed. TdvpoKTOvew, f. rjaca, to slaughter or sacrifice bulls; with cognate ace., ravpo/troveiv &ovs. From.
Tdvpo-KTovo9,of,(Tai;pos,TetJ/a;) bull-slaying. proparox. TdtipoKTOvos, slain by a bull.
Taupo-p.op<J>os, ov, (ravpos, pop^r}) bull-formed.
II.
of one of the small islands between Acarnania and Leucadia the Taphians were
old
:
name
famous
.
as
seamen and
f.
Ta4>ptKo,
Ta4>pr],
?),
ffoi,
pirates. (rd(ppos) to
make a
;
ditch.
Ion. for rdfppos.

ff,
TA'$PO2,
draw a
trench.
Tfi<j>ujv,
ditch, trencb
rdtypov
I \avvciv
to
from
Tdvpo-miTtop, opos, a bull.
6,
T),
(ravpos, 7raT7/p) sprung

77,
part, of aor. 2 trafyov
see reOrjira.
II.
Tdvpo-iroXos or Tdvpo-iroXir), hunting bulls, epith. of Diana.

TdVpO-TTOVS, -TTOSOS,
bull-footed.
O,
?},
(ravpos,
TroAe'cu)
TO.XO,, Adv. (T&XVS} quickly, soon, Lat. statim. in prose and Att., rd\a is often joined with av,
it
when
means, probably, perhaps, like

,
tffojs:
Sup.
Tax*^ Ta J
TTOVV, TO, (rttVpOS, ITOVs)
see rdôs, ra)(vs.

s,
,
TATTPO2,
o,
a bull : joined with another

f.
Subst.,
Adv. of ra^ys, quickly. for rayys, 17, ov, poet,

ovos,
swift, speedy.
ravpos @ovs, like avs icdirpos.

T/acu, to cut a bull's throat ; ravTdvpocr<JjciYto, pocnpcfyetV Is aaKos to cut its throat (so that the
neut. of
Ta^tW, Comp. of
often as
comp. Adv. of Taxa. see sup. Adv.

, :
,
blood runs) into a hollow
shield.
From
,
77,
ov, Sup. of Tax^s, quickest, swiftest.
Tdvpo-or4>dYos, ov, (ravpos, atpdrrca) bull-slaughtering : sacrificial, [a] Tdvpo-<|>dYos, ov, (ravpos, (payeiv) bull-eating : a
beef-eater.
ovos, neut. rdxiov,

fos, TO,
Comp. of TOX^S.
[fj
TA'XO2,
(rax\>s) swiftness, speed, quick-
Tdvpo-<j>6vos, ov, (ravpos,

sacrificial.
f.
*(j)evca)
bull-slaughtering:
ojffou, Tdupoto, Pass., ravpoopai, look savagely at, eye savagely. TdxtTd, neut. pi. of OUTOS.
(ravpos) to change into a bull : to be or become savage as a bull, to
II. ness, fleetness; rdxos i/svxijs quickness of mind. Tax* is often used as Adv. for Taxcws, quickly, with speed; so also with a Prep., UTTO Taxovs, 5ta Taxovs, also us or o kv Tax*i, Kara rdxot, avv Tdx*i rdxiara, with all speed; &s rdxos, like us or o dxov rdxovs as they were for speed, i. e. as quickly
:
as they could.
TdviTd, Att. crasis for TCI avrd, the same. TdVTTj, also TdVTT|t, dat. fern, of OUTOS, freq. as Adv. in this way or manner.
Tax^-oiXtoTOs, ov, (Taxvs, aAtovco/tcu) conquered or captured quickly. raxv-povXos, ov, (raxvs, fiovXTJ) quick or hasty of
counsel.
Tdvrt
[ij,
Tdvro
strengthd. Att. for ravra. Ion. Tdxiro, Att. also ravrov, Att. crasis for
Taxv-Saicpvs,
to tears.
v,
gen. vos, (TUXVS, Sd/^pu) soon
moved
TO avTo, TO avruv, the same. Tavroyf, Att. crasis for TO auro 76. Tdvro-XoYos, ov, (r& avro, Acâ;) repeating the same that has been said, tautologous. TdVTOjXdTOV, Att. crasis for TO avrujj-arov, what falls out by accident, a hap, chance; drro ravTOfjidrov, for diru rov avTopdrov of itself, by chance: cf. avrofMiros. T&(f>f, 3 sing. aor. 2 with no T<i<}), in Pindar for
pres. in use : see rfdrjira. Ta<J>eios, a, ov, see rafyrjios.
Tacj)6vis,
e'cus,
Taxv-8pop.os, ov, (Taxvs, opaîv} fast-running. in working. 77, (Taxvs, epyov) quickness 6s, (Tax^s, tpeoaoi) fast-rowing. to anger. Taxv-fJtT]vis, ecus, o, 77, (TOX^S, p.r]vis) quick Taxt5-JAT|Ta)p, opos, f), (raxvs, WTqp) being quickly a mother.
Tax^-p-cpos, ov,
lived.
(ra~)(ys, p.6pos)
quick-dying, short-
o, (Odirroj)
one
who
buries the dead, a
burier.
Taxv-vauTa>, (TOXUS, vavrrjs) to sail fast. to make quick, to hasTaxvva) [v], f. vvu, (raxvs): II. intr. to make haste, speed. ten, to urge on. TSxti-i^LOTis, t/s ( Ta X^ s ireiQu) soon persuaded,
>
TA-i>H', of burial :
Ta(|>T|ios,
77,
(âTTTOj) burial, Lat. sepultura:
a mode
credulous.
ra,\\)-Tfo\LTTOS, ov,
in plur.
77,
ov, Ep.
a burial-place. and Ion. for
(rax^s,
Trt'/XTrcy)
quickly-sending,
a burial or a grave;
winding-sheet, shroud.
rafyeios, (ra(f>rj) of <pdpos rafprjiov) a 6?/r/a/-cloth,
quick- sailing.
raxv-tropos, ov, (TUX^S, irupos) quick-passing, quick of motion.

shortTaxv-iTOTp.os, ov, (rax^s, TTOT/UOS) quick-fated,
lived,
[if]
,
Ta4>fjvdu, aor. 2 pass, of Odirroj. Td<j>tos [a], a, ov, (rd<pos) of a grave; rdcpios XiOos
& gravestone.
TroSos, o,
TaôBioÂtt. ~
crasis for
rd
(podia.
T), (raxvs, irovs) swift-footed, ov, (raxvs, irrepva) with swift heels,
],o,
(edurw} a burial, Lzt.funus :
also
swift-footed.
694
ov, (TOX^S. Trrcpoi') swift-winged,
ov,
house or room, Lat. tectum.
II.
a room, chamber,
(raxvs, irw\os) with swift, fleet

( Taxi's, /5o0ea>)
garret
a brothel.
for TcOrj\a., etc.
horses,
[v]
Te9uAa, TS0aAa>s, OTOS, Dor.

rushing rapidly. foofnai) borne quickly
2.
rax'Up-poôs, ov,
reGaXma, Ep.
T0dX4>0ai,
;
for T0rj\vta, pf. part. fem. of 0oAAcy.
T5xiJp-pc0o"TOS, ov, (TOXV*
pf. pass. inf.
of
OdK-rroj.
along, quick-rushing.
TA^XT'5,
regul.
irreg.
cfa, v, quick, swift, fast, fleet.

II.
of
I.
of Odwroj. T60a<j)aTai, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of Odnrca.

T0a|o,[jiai, -$ai, -irrai, pf. pass,
events, quick, speedy.
Comparison:
Comp. Tax^Ttpos, Comp. Odacrcav Att.

neut.
3.
"
"
a,
ov only in Ion.
used
is
2.
|
Te0d\j/0}iai, paullo-p. fut. pass, of QCLTTTQ). T60eaTai,, for reOeivrai, 3 pi. pf. pass,
-TTQJV, neut. flao-ow, gen.

as
ovos
quickly.
Oarrov, also another Comp.

*.
7,
Adv.
[t],
more
\
Taxwv
neut. tov
neut. pi. Taxto-Ta as Adv., most quickly, most speedily ; OTTI Taxtora as soon as may be, as soon as possible ; also in Prose, TT)V Tax*e. GTIJV (sub. 65oV), as Adv. by the quickest way, i.
Sup.,
Tax'
ov;
TC0eiKa, T06tjjiai, pf. act. and pass, T0p,\CtoTO, 3 sing pass, plqpf. T0ijY(Jiai, pf. pass, of ^77701. T0T]Xa, pf. of 6d\\(a: 3 sing, plqpf. Ep. TiQrjKti. T0Tjvat, aor. I pass. inf. of riOr]^.. T0T]ira,
intr. to
pf.
with pres. sense, without a pres. in use be astonished, astounded or amazed, chiefly
:
most quickly. n
,
used in part.
ov, (Taxvs, fffcaipca) quick-springing,
tTf&rjTrea.
<pov,
s, T),
reOrjirujs
II.
also
in
cs,
(TOX^S) quickness, swiftness, speed. (Tax^s, x ^-os ) over which the lips
pi.
with part,
from same root comes aor. ratyajv, astonished or amazed.

TiOrjiJii.
Ep. plqpf. as impf. 2 cTa-
T0T|<ropLat, fut. pass, of
run quickly, of a flute. rawv, Dor., and Aeol. gen.
T0\acrjXvos,
fem. of the Article.
: :
pf. pass. part,
of
0\d<t}.
T0\i|jifjivos, pf. pass. part, of 0\iica.
nom. pi. Ta gen. Taw, ace. TO.UIV is TCUOV, gen. TCLWVOS.; pi. Lat. VO, a peacock : meTa&vfs, dat. TCLUXTI
TAIT5,
6,
another form of the nom.

:
PA
T0jxios, a, ov, Dor. for 0{fffj.ios, fixed, settled, stated, regular, Lat. solennis : generally, due, fitting. T0ji6s, o, (ridrj/jLi) Dor. for Oeffpos, that which is
fixed, a law, custom, ordinance.
taph. of coxcombs.
and, answering to Lat. que, as uai answers to et. When it stands before another T or before /cat, it takes the sense of both; ciSos TC H^yfOos TC, both in form and in size auTOt TC KOI II. in iniroi, both themselves and their horses. Ep. and Ion., TC is attached to Relatives, without
TE,
enclitic Particle,
T0vS0i,
pf.
imperat. of
Qv-rjanoj.
altering their sense, as, ocrre, oo*os TC, etc., which is to be explained from the fact that the Relative Pro-
nouns were originally Demonstratives, and required to be joined by a Conjunction: afterwards when they gained a relative force the Conjunction was retained
as a
mere affix, as in e&orc, oUs TC, !</>' (TC. It is also joined in like manner with many relat. Advs. as cV0a TC, OTC TC, ufffi TC. "iva TC, dAAa TC, etc.
TC, Dor. for
re ',
TETFIi,
ace. sing, of av. apostroph. for Tea, nent. pi. of TCOS. fut. Ttyca : aor. I cVc7a : aor. I
<rc,
T0vatt]v, pf. opt. of dvrjOKca. T0va,Ka|j,S, Dor. for TeQvrjKafjiev, I pi. pf. of OvrjaKca. T0vA|Av, T0vci(Jivat [a], Ep. pf. inf. of Ovrjaitaj. T60vajAv, Att. for TfOvTjKapcv, I pi. pf. T60vavau [a], rarely T60vavai, pf. inf. T0va<ri, for TtdvrjKafft, 3 pi. pf. of T0vLws, Dor. and Ep. for reQvfws. T60vcus, -UITOS, 6, Att. part. pf. of OvrjaKw fem. TfOve&Go. neut. rcOvews and rtOveos. T0vi]Ka, pf. of OvrjOKO}. T0viqôp,at, Att. fut. of Ov-fjaKta. T0vTjws, tiros, Ep. for TtOvfws, masc. and neut. part. pf. of OvrjaKca Ep. gen. reOvrjoros, ace. -ora : but the fem. is TfOvrjKvia formed from the orig.
; ;
:
pass.
TtOvrjKws. T60vais, poet, for rfdvews.
to wet, moisten, esp. with tears: to bedew CTC7x07?v: with tears. 2. with cognate ace., Tfyyfiv Sapua to shed tears : Pass., onftpos tT^yytTO a shower was
T0opiv,
redupl. for Oopetv, aor. 2 inf. Te@pap.p-ai and T0p|xp.ai, pf. pass, of T0p-T|jji,pov, TO, (TtTTapa, rjjjifpa) a time of four
poured, fell.
II.
to soften,
melt:
metaph.
to
days.
T60piirrro-pap,a>v [a], ovos, o,
soften, move to compassion, to dye, stain, Lat. tingere :
make
to relent.
III.
(TfOptmros, &aivoj)
metaph. to stain or mix
with anything
else.
driving a four-horsed chariot: a driver offour horses. ov, 6, (rfOpiiriros, fiaivca) driver of
T0pnrjro-(3aTir)S,
-T|TI)S, o, a man of Tegea, a TtOp-iiriros, ov, (rfrrapa, iirtros) with four horses Tegeate fem. Te7carts, i8os, (sub. 777) the land of yoked abreast : as Subst., TfOpimrov (sub. ap/Jid), TO, Hence a four-horsed chariot ; TfOpiirirov ITTTTOJV a team of Tegea. TeyeariKos Ion. -7]TiKos, ?, ov, of or for a Tegeate. four abreast. S ov, (Teyos) with a roof, roofed, or near the T0ptiriroTpo<j)&>, f. foot), to keep a four-horsed
:
Te-yco, Ion. -CTJ, 57, TYiTT)s [d] Ion.
Tegea, in Arcadia.
Hence
a four-horsed chariot.
[/3a]
TY
roof.
chariot.
tos, TO, like
From
TETO2;,
OTtyos, a roof, covering of a
Te0piiriro-Tp6j)os, ov, (rfOpnrirov, rpefpea) keeping
TKVOKTOVO$.
a four-horsed chariot; rfdpnrirorp6<pos oiKia a family that could furnish such a chariot in the games. T0i5p,vos, pf. pass. part, of 6v<a. T60vc0p,evos, pf. pass. part, of Ovoca. Tt, poet, for rf, which is Dor. for ok, ace. sing, of ov. T6iv, Dor. for trot, dat. of av. [?] Ti8e, Dor. for rf,0f, this way, here. Ep. for erfiva, aor. I of rfivoi. f. rfvw: aor. I erftva: pf. rfra/ca: Pass.,
:
: :
695
f.
or
besiege a
foto, to attack the walls, to assault fortified place ; TeixAta X c "' ovvaroi
skilled in conducting sieges. From Ttx'lJL 'X1l s > ou > o> (Te?xos, /xdxoât)
assaulting
walls or fortified places

walls,
an engineer,
II.
[a]
an Assault of a siege:
'
this
was the name of

>
12.
TCix '^ 6 ^! 5 ** ( Tf *X s y^cAos) raising walls by music, of Amphion's lyre. aor. I ira.6r]V [a] Tixo-iroi6s, 6v, (rcixos, pf. TtTa/ttxt Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. building walls or to stretch, forts : ol reixonoioi, at Athens, officers charged with rira.ro, 3 dual rerdaOrfv, 3 pi. rtravro strain, extend, to draw tight ; rogov reivctv to stretch repairing the city walls. the bow to its full compass : Pass, to be stretched to TEITXO2, cos, TO, a wall, esp. a wall round a the full; laria reraro the sails were stretched taught; city, city-wall; rfi\e(av KiOoJvcs coats of wall, i.e. vads TroSa reiveiv to keep the sheet taught ; vv rk- wails one within the other Tetxt pr/gaaOat to make a breach in the wall. It differs from roixos, rdxiov, rarai ftporoiaiv night is spread over mankind. II.
;
murus, moenia from paries, or city-walls from II. any fortification, a castle, fort : city : a fortified post. Pass, to be strained to the utmost, to be intense: also, Tixo-<J>vXa, aos, 6, (refxos, (f>v\a) one that to be stretched on the rack : also to exert oneself, be guards the walls, a sentinel, warder. a small wall or/orIV. to extend, lengthen, of Time. anxious. 2. to aim at, direct towards a point hence to design, tified place. : absol. B. intr. to stretch out or extend towards reuos, Adv. Ep. and Ion. for rtcas.
to lay along, stretch out, stretch on the earth, lay prosIII. trate; raOelseTTi 70177 stretched upon the ground. metaph. to strain to the utmost, make earnest or intense :
as Lat.
a house-wall. a walled town or
. .
to stretch, extend.
:
II. to
aim
at, strive to
reach
TCKC, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of riKroj.
a thing generally, to reach. III. to tend, refer, belong to, Lat. specfare, pertinere ad .. ; reivei t$ ere it has reference to you. Tios, Adv., Ep. for rficas, rtcus. i, Ep. pi. of repas, the heavenly bodies, signs.
impf. frfipov
;
T6Ki', TKo-0<u, aor.

T6K(j.aipop.aL
fj.r)v
:
:
2 act.
and med.
:
inf.
I
of riKroi.
fut.
TfKfiapovftai
:
Dep.
(rfK/j.ap}
(TfK^rjpdto fix by a mark or boun-
aor.
to
only found in pres. and

:
impf.
to rub,
:
rub away
wear out
tressed.
Pass, to be
II. intr. to
metaph. to wear away, worn away, worn out, dissuffer greatly.
dary, to ordain, decree: generally, to enjoin, appoint: mark out. II. to perceive from certain signs and tokens, to infer, conclude, judge; reKfiaipfoOai rd Kaivd rots ird\ai to judge of new by old events to
:
conjecture.
III.
the Act.
rc/cfiatpca
is
rare, to
shew by a sign or token.
TiX<n-ir\TjTr]s, ov, o, (Yefxos, 7reA.acu) approacher, assailer, stormer of walls. II. T6txo, f. riffoa, (Versos) to build walls : to build.
to wall, fortify, c. ace.
TE'KMAP
Ep. TCKficop, TO, a fixed

;
mark
or boun:
Tix- f|pi]S,
fs,
(rtixos, dpapfiv~)
l
leaguered, besieged. ' T6l X^ a> ' f- lO(a Att.

: :
'
aor
end of Troy generally, a finishing, accomplishment : metaph. an II. a fixed end, purpose. sign, sure sign or token, enclosed by walls, be- a solemn pledge, TeKjAaptrit;, 77, (rfKfiaipofJtai} a concluding from a way (Tfixiffa, pf. rfrei- signs or tokens : generally, a proving, shewing,
dary, a goal, end
'I\iov reKfj-ojp the
\
\IKOL: Pass., pf. rtrfixiGpai:

'
3 sing. Ion. plqpf. re\
or
mode of shewing.
to build a wall, generally, to rdxiffro (rfixos} build; rf?x s T6<x < <ra<T ^ cu ^ build oneself a wall: 3 sing, plqpf. pass, rtrcixiffro, impers., there were II. to wall or fortify : Pass, to be buildings. walled, fenced or fortified with walls.
Ep. aor. I of rfKâipofiai. TK|XT|piov, TO, (rfKfiaipofjiai) a sure sign or token. a positive proof; TfKfArjpiov 5( is sometimes put in an II. in independent clause, here is the proof. Logic, a demonstrative or certain proof, opp. to the
TeKp,T)pd(JLir]v,
(Versos) walled. Dim. of Tef^cs, a wall, mostly of the , TO, walls of private buildings, as opp. to those of a town
ev,
T),
fallible arfufiov.
Hence
ducrca,
T6K|AT]pi.6a>,
f.
to
:
or prove by evidence sign or token.
give a token or proof, to shew Med. to conclude from a sure
(TCiX'C^) the work of walling, building
a wall.
TW)(\.<râ., aros, TO,
TKVl8lOV, r,=T(KVlOV. T6Kviov, TO, Dim. of rffevov, a
little child.
(Tetx'C00 ) a wall or fort, a

1
raised fortification
Ttxio-p,6s,
6,
(rdxifa^^Tfix
t
** 15 -
Hence TCKvoyoveoa, (rfKvoyovos) to bear children. reKvo-yovia, 77, child-bearing. TCKvo-yovos, ov, (rercvov, *ytvca) begetting or bearing children. TCKVO-KTOVOS, ov, (rfKvov, Krtlvw} child-murdering.
Tixo8ofi(o, f. T/ÔJ, to build a wall or fort. From Tixo-86p.os, ov (rtixos, 5tp<u) building a wall.
696
or havTKVoXerf]p, fjpos, 6, (T{KVOV, oAAv/u) losing fern. TfKvoXfTtipa, of the ing lost one's children : lost her young. nightingale, having TCKVOV, ov, TO, (TeKfiv) that which is borne or born, a bairn, child, whether son or daughter but often used in addresses from elder to younger persons, TCKVOV fj.ov, my son : sometimes with masc. Adj., <iAe
:
(T(f)6pOS.
broad linen bandage or
roller for
wounds
also for
Teitvov.
2.
of animals, the young.

;
T6Kvoiroi0), f. 770*6;, (Tf/woTTOtos) to bear children, Med. to beget children, of the faof the mother ther; but Med. also of both parents, to breed children.
Hence
ircKvoiroita,
77,
swathing mummies. reXeets, 0aa, v, shortened form of Tf\rjis. TEAE'OH 3 sing. Ion. irnpf. Tf\eOeoK( to come forth, come into being, arise : hence to be, become. From reXeiov, TO, a complete feast, a royal feast. TeXeios or TtXeos, a, ov, in Att. also os, ov (TCAos) complete, perfect, entire ; of victims, without spot or blemish: but, hpa TeActa are perfect sacrifices, of animals, fullperformed with full rites. grown ; TtAetos dvrjp a full-grown man, Lat. adultus : hence perfect in his or its kind. 3. of num:
: : : .
a bearing or begetting of children.

TTOivfj)
TeKvo-iroivos, ov, (TCKVOV,

TCKVO-TTOIOS, ov, (TCKVOV,
TTOtecu)
ting children. T6Kvo-criropCa, children.
bers, etc., full, complete. 4. of actions, ended, finished : of vows, etc., fulfilled, accomplished : also child-avenging. II. act. bearing or beget- fixed, resolved upon. bringing to pass, accomplishing ; apci T\da a curse working its own
77,
(TCKVOV,
7)<roj,
fftrelpoj)
a begetting of fulfilment.
a
zip
2.
man who
able to do or bring about ; TcAetos has full rule or authority.

77,
TKvo-rpo4>i>,
or rear children.
f.
(TCKVOV, Tpe(poj} to bring
EIOTTJS,
T;TOS,
(Tt'Aetos)
f.
completeness,
:
per-
fection.
T6Kvovs, ovaffa, ovv, (TfKvov} contr. from Tfcv6eis,

Ofaffa, oev,
TcXetoco or TeXeoco,
perfect
:
uffoj,
(WAeios)
to
make
having children.
TCKVo-^xxyos, ov, (TCKVOV, <J>ayfTv} eating children. From TKVO<j)ovaj, to murder children. T6KVO-<J>6vos, ov, (TGKVOV, *(ptvoj) child-murdering, T6Kv6co, f. djffoj (TZKVOV), to furnish with children. Med. of the II. to beget children, of the father: v (TtKvwaaTo mother, to bear children ; metaph., TCKVO. the earth gave birth to her children : also of
II. to complete, inaugurate, consecrate. 2. bring to accomplishment : to make successful. generally, to fulfil, accomplish, effect. 3 sing. pres. pass, and fut. med. of TcAccy.
to
x^
wealth, etc. TKvcoo-is,
Pass, to be born.
(TCKVOOJ) a begetting or bearing of children. TKoicv, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of TIKTOJ. TtKOv, Ep. aor. 2 of TIKTOJ. Ticos, fos, TO, Ep. dat. pi. TeKcaffi, TfKfCfffft : (TCpoet, for TCKVOV, a child. etV)
eojs, r),
:
Ep. for TeA'<w. doubtful form for TeAecus. a becoming perfect, comple, (TfAetocw) tion, accomplishment, consummation. TeXetwTTjs, ov, 6, (T f \fiooj) a perfecter, finisher. TeXco-p/rjvos, ov, (reAeos, \ia\y) revolving with full
,
completion of months ; dpoTOS T\e6fj.r)vos, i.e. a full twelvemonth. TtXcov, Ep. impf. of TfXfoj. TeXeovrcs, of, one of the four original Attic tribes,
11)
,
Payers, Farmers; or (TCA&W in), Priests.
TCKratvofiai, Dep. (TGKTOJV) to make, build, frame: II. later also metaph. to devise, plan, contrive. in Act. : whence in Pass, to be built, contrived. TCKTTivttiTO, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of TeKTaivo/Mt.
a, ov, (TtAos) = Aeol. aor. I opt.
aor.
,
pass. part.
I
77,
OTOS, TO, (TeAccy) a payment, outlay.
TCKTTjvaTO, Ep. 3 sing, aor. i of TeTcuVoftcu. TKTOViov, TO, (rfKTOJv) a carpenter's shop.
Ep. aor.
of
TcAe'cu.
TCKTOVUCOS, 77, 6v, (T(KTcav) of or for a carpenter or builder, skilled in building : as Subst., TCKTOVIKUS,
6,
poet, for TeAcatS-, (TC'AOS, 818a;/ii) she that gives completeness or accomplishment. TeXco-aC-c^pwv, oôs, 6, 77, Ep. for T\eai(ppojv, (rc-
Borctpa,
a good carpenter ;
77,
77
TCKTOVLKT] (sub. Tex" 7?) car-
Accy, <pprjv}
working
its
complete will.
II.
pentry.
T6Xe<TTT|piov, TO, (TfAcctj) a place of initiation.

the art of
TCKToormj,
a carpenter or builder
plur. TeAeo*T77pta, TO.,
a thank-offering for success.
From carpentry, building. T!KT<>V, ovos, 6, a worker in wood, a carpenter, joiner, builder ; vrjuv T^KTOJV a ship-carpenter, shipbuilder. 2. any craftsman or workman, a master
hence of the art of poetry, TGKTOVCS vfj,makers of songs. II. a planner, contriver, plotter : generally, an author.
;
reXecTTtop, opos, o, poet, for TcAeo-TjJs, (TcAecu)
a
:
magistrate.
TXe<r<{>opo,
or custom.
f.
770*0;,
to
bring fruit to perfection

II. to
generally, to bring to perfection.
pay
toll
of any art
voov
From
</>/pcu)
T6Xecr-<|>6pos, ov, (TeAos,
brought to an end,
IvmvToV for the 2. brought to an end or space of a complete year. II. act. bringing to TEAA'Mn'N, wvos, 6, a broad band or strap for fulfilment, accomplished. bearing or supporting anything, a leathern strap or an end, accomplishing ; irfaeTv es TO ^77 T$0<J>upov 2. belt for to fall with fruitless result, i. e. powerless, idle. 2. a carrying either the shield or sword.
coming
to
an end ;
Tf\cff(f)6pov
els
TCKCJV, aor. 2 part, of TIKTOJ.
'AOS.
bearing fruit in due season. 3. bearing rule, having the control or management of. T\TT|, f), (T\(OJ) a making perfect : initiation in the mysteries, the celebration of mysteries. II. in p!ur. mystic rites, any religious rites, a festival. Ion. part. fut. med. (in pass, sense) of
,
697
assessed
as,
their property, TtAetV meant to be rated or in a certain class, to belong to, be classed
among,
;
for Tf\ovai, 3 pi. of TeAe'cu. TcAevTcuos, a, ov, (rÂcuTiy) at the end, last, Lat. II. 2. the last, worst, extreme. ultimus, extremus.
T\$VTI, Dor.
re\fiv els imrtas to be rated among the knights so of states, TeAetV 4s "E\.\7)vas, 4s Botcwrous to belong to, be rated among the Greeks, the Boeotians ; f Is aarovs r\elv to be rated among the citizens. III. to consecrate, initiate, esp. in the mysteries Pass, to have oneself initiated, Lat. initiari ; Aicuvvaa r(\tffOfjvai to be initiated in the mysteries of Bacchus ;
:
c. ace.,
neut. TO reXcvraiov, as Adv. the last time, last of all. 2. last, in the last place.
of Bacchus.
rites.
reXfoOffvai BaKxtid to be initiated in the rites 2. T6\H> fepo to perform sacred
TcAevTaco,
f.
170-0;:
pf.
TtTf\^vTj]Ka
:
fut.
med. TC:
T\os,
-wra.ro..
XfvrrjaofMi in pass, sense: Pass., aor. i ereXevTrjOrjv to bring to an end, pf. T6T6 ACUTT? fiat (TeAeuTT^)
:
completely,
Adv. of T\fos or TeAetos, at last. perfectly. Comp. reXfurepov,
II.
Sup.
complete, accomplish, Lat. perficere : to fulfil, ratify: II. Pass, to be fulfilled, to come to pass, happen.
TtXcvrav TOV @iov, TOV alwva
to
bring one's
life
to
an end,
i.
e. to
die
absol. TC \fvrdv, to die, be de:
ceased; TfXfVTav VTTO TWOS to die by another's hand c. 2. gen., Tf\fVTai> (tiov to make an end of life. intrans. to come to an end, finish; at tvrvxiai 4s TOVTO fTc\cvTT]crav his good fortune came to this end. 3. the part. pres. Tf\(VTu>v, wffa, wv, was used with Verbs like an Adv., at the end, lastly, at last; as, KO.V tyiyveTO 7^7777) T\fVTuaa there would have been blows at the last.
T\Tjts, effaa, fv, (rcAccy) perfect, complete, offull number; ptfav TfXrjtaaas ticaroâs to offer hecatombs offull number or without blemish ; r(\rj(VTfs olcavoi birds of sure augury; tvea re\efvra sure II. predictions (from shortened form TeAcets).
tale or
TeAi-jcts TTOTO/XOS,
of Ocean, the last

:
river, in
which
all
others end.
TE'AAH
plqpf.
fj.rjv
:
f.
re\Si
:
aor. I
cTetAa
pf.
rira\fMi
I
TeTd\fM)v
to
Med.
:
TeAAo/tat, aor.
4T6tAa-
make
to arise
come forth, arise. TeAAovTos at sun-rise.

Pass, to
generally, to accomplish : 2. intr. to arise; -fjXiov
part. T(\evTtovTts. TeXjxa, arcs, TO, (TAA<y) water which has accumua bringing to an end, lated, standing water, a pool, pond. II. the mud II. a finish, end: fulfilment, accomplishment. of a pool : mud or clay to build with, mortar. absol. the end of /3tov T\cvrr] the end, finish of life TE'AOS, fos, TO, an end accomplished : the comlife, death; so, Qa.va.roio reXevrrj the end that death pletion or fulfilment of anything, Lat. effectus : TAos brings, Lat. mortis exitus : 4s T*\VTT]V at the end, at %X lV * nave reached the end, to be finished or ready; last: in plur. the boundaries or extremities, esp. of also of wishes, prayers, etc., to have their accomplishcountries ment, be fulfilled; also in Alt. to have full powers, of metaph. the issues or events of things. ambassadors. 2. a complete state, full condition, T\tiTT|(Tia, Aeol. aor. I opt. of TfXfvrdca. T\(d, Ep. also reXeuo f. TeAe'o*o> Ep. TeAeo~o"a>, as, TeAos ydfioio', TeAos 7/^8775 manhood: generally, Ion. TeAe'<w contr. TeAw aor. I Tt\cffa Ep. ere- an end, issue, Lat. eventus, exitus; TeAos fiiov the \effaa pf. rcrf\f/ea Pass. TeAeo/xcu Ep. -e/o/icu end of life, then like Tf\VTij, without (3iov, the end fut. med. in pass, sense TeAe'o"o/u Ep. TeAeo/xcu contr. of life, death : but also, TC'AOS Oavdrov the end or aor. I trtXtaQrfv TfXovp,ai pf. TtTeAeoymt (re- completion of death, i. e. death itself: so, voaroio T(to complete, fulfil, accomplish : Aos) generally, to Aos the end or accomplishment of return, i. e. a safe TeAos perform, execute, Lat. perficere; to fulfil or keep one's return. 3. TeAos is often used adverbially word: with dat. pers. to fulfil for one, grant one the for KaToL TO TeAos, at the end, at last: so also, es TO in dat. TeAet, at all, Lat. omnino: accomplishment of anything generally, to work out, TeAos, ei's TeAos II. Pass, to be completed, fulfil8ici TC\OVS, throughout, for ever, in perpetuity. accomplish one's end: III. a body of the end proposed, chief matter. led, accomplished: to come to pass, happen: part, pf., TO /cat TT\(a^fvov eoTcu which shall also be ac- soldiers, /carcL TeAeo in regular bodies, in divisions or 2. to make perfect, bring to matutroops, Lat. turmatim; Tf\rj vewv squadrons of ships; complished. IV. the highest rity. opviOcav T\afiocks of birds. 3. to bring to an end, finish, end : in Pass. to come to one's end. station, the possession of full power, a magistracy, 4. sometimes intr. like Te-
T\UTuj,
T\VTT|,
Ion. for TeAevraco

(TeAecy, TeAos)
77,
Aetmicy, to
come
to
an end, be fulfilled, turn out :
also,
office
ol
i
'>
TeAetV
arrive
els Toitov to finish (one's course} to a place, i. e. at it. II. to pay one's dues or taxes, to
%X OVTfS
V Te'Aet men in authority ; so, ot n Att., T^ TeAos the government,
TO,
T\TJ
Tci Tf\rj
fay as
-Pass,
tax, duty,
due
generally, to lay out, spend

:
the magistrates. state (cf. TeAe'w n),
V. that which is paid to the a tax, duty, toll, due; Te'Aos trpiafo//s,
of money, to be paid, spent
of persons, to be
citizens
adai to farm a tax; \veiv T\IJ to pay dues or
liable to
pay tax.
2.
since at
Athens the
hence
2.
were distributed
into classes
and rated according to
advantageous, like AtWTeAea;. at Athens, the property at which a citizen was asto be profitable,
rcparovpyos.
order of citizens. consummation by being admitted to mysteries,
sessed
:
hence a
class or
VI.
initiaalso,
tion, esp. into the Eleusinian mysteries 2. generally, the mysteries themselves.
in pi.
trenches also, rep.veiv 68ovs to cut or make roads : rtp-vtiv oouv to cut or cleave one's way, go on, advance (cf. trpoKo-nroj) ; piffov rkp.vtiv to hold a middle
:
any religious
ceremony, a solemnity, esp. of marriage. reXocrSe, as Adv. towards the end or term. TeXcrov, TO, collat. form of TeAos, a boundary, limit, r4\aov apovprjs a piece of corn land marked off. TsXxfv, ivos, 6, (6\yca) one of the Telchlnes, the as first workers in metal: also a mischievous elf: Adj., TeAxtVes o^Tes mischievous moths. reXcoveco, f. 770*0;, to be a farmer of tolls, be a taxgatherer, to farm the one who farms the TX-a>VT]S, ov, 6, (TeAos, tolls, customs or taxes of a state, a tax-gatherer, Lat.
taxes.
course. 2. of ships, to cut through or cleave the waves, Lat. secare mare : so too of birds, to plough or cleave the air VI. to absol., rtp.vtiv to go.
:
Tempe, the valley between mounts Olympus and Ossa, through which the
river Peneius flows into the sea.
TCJJUd, fut.
cut short, bring to a crisis. Tejiirea contr. Tep/m], rd,
Of Ttp.VU. TCva-yiTTjs [F], ov, o, fem.
-ms,
toos,
used as Adj.,
From
shallow.
From
cos, TO,
dWo/)
TE'NATO5, TE'NAH Att.

TevOeia,
77,
a shoal, shallow, Lat. vadiim.

to
:
publicanus. reXcovia, 77, (re AoWoO the office of a farmer of the customs, the farming of the taxes. reXcovids, tiSos, 77, (reXcuvrjs) of tax-gatherers. or for tax-gathering. , 77, 6v, (rfXwvrfs) of
'
epicurism, gluttony. Tevwv, ovros, 6, (rtivca) a sinew, tendon : usually, a
Tv6(o, a nibbling
gnaw,
nibble at.
Hence
tendon of the foot : hence the foot itself. TCCO, Teop,cu, fut. act. and med. of r'nerta. TO, Ion. and Dor. for rivos, gen. of interrog. rls. II. T0, enclit., Ion. and Dor. for rivos, TO, (Te AaWoA a toll-house, custom-house. gen. a slice cut of, a slice of of enclit. rls. eos, TO, Dor. for aov, gen. of av. reo, salt-fish. aor. 2 inf. of re^vca. reoto, Ep. for o-oO, gen. of av. Tcjjietv, or in the sacred prereourv, Ion. for nai, dat. pi. of ris. T6{ivtos, a, ov, (rfj.evos} of cincts; (pvXXas repevia the grove in the sacred T6os, 77, 6v, Ep. and Ion. for o"os, Lat. tuus. Tovs, Dor. and Aeol. for aov, gen. of av. precincts. Tp&o>, f. do-o;, (Te'pas) to interpret portents or prodiT|XviTT]S [i], ou, o, (rip,tvos) the God of the sacred precincts, epith. of Apollo at Syracuse, whence a gies, to bode. quarter of the city was called Te/tej/mys fern., 77 aKpa Tpa|Jivov or Tepejivov, TO, anything closely shut, a the height on which stood the temple of room, chamber; only used in plur. 77 TcfJievins TE'PAIS, gen. erros Ep. aos Ion. eos, TO plur., Apollo Temenltes. Tp,vos, cos, TO, (refivca) a piece of land cut off and nom. repdrd Ep. repad contr. rtpd; Ep. gen. rea portion of land, esp. of pdcav dat. rcpdai Ep. rcpdcaat a sign, wonder, allotted for any purpose corn-land. II. a piece of land sacred to a god : II. anything that serves marvel, portent. the precincts of a temple : hence, from the worship as an omen : a monster, strange creature, Lat. monoffered to the Nile, the valley of the Nile is called strum. 2. like Lat. signum, a sign in the heavens, a constellation, meteor; cf. rtipea. repfvos NetAoio.
: :
:
TETHNIi
and Ion.
Ion. Tajivco
fut. TC/ZO)
:
aor. 2
trdfjiov,
:
fut. rtp.ovp.ai
pf. rtrp.r)Ka aor. 2 krap.6p.rjv, inf. rap.toOai

:
Ep.
pf.
inf. TctfieetJ/
erfpov Ep. Med.,

: :
aito-trioi)
Tcpa-cncoiros, ov, poet, for reparo-afcoiros boding, prophetic.
(Te'pas,
aor. i tT^LTjOr/v tle, to wound,
rtrprfpai
to cut or
hew
Pass., in bat-
Tepacmos,
TepSreCa,
a, ov, -(repas}
77,
of portents, portentous. (reparevonai) a dealing in the marvel-
2. of the surgeon, to cut, maim. use the knife, as opp. to cautery. II. of animals, to cut up, cut in pieces : to slaughter, sacrifice : since truces, covenants, and the like were solemnised with sacrifices, opKia rd^vfiv came to mean to con-
lous, imposture, quackery.

T6pa,Tt,'n,a,
CTOS, TO, a juggling trick, quackery.
From
TpaTfvo[jiai, Dep. (r(pas) to talk marvels, Lat./ortenta^loqui: to deal in the marvellous, be an impostor.
clude, ratify oaths, as in
ictum.
Lat. foedus ferire, foedus III. of timber, to cut, cut down, fell, hew,
c. ace.,
TpaToXoYo>,
marvels.
f.
770*0;,
(TepaToAoôs)
to
tell
of
lop
timber hewn.
oovpa rap^vtaQai repaToXoYia, 77, \iOovs rap.vtaOai to have stone wrought or vels. 2. (pdpfMiKov rtpvfiv to cut or a chop up TCparo-XoYOS, ov, (ripas, \eyca) telling of marvellous sights or portents. II. pass, of which marplant for medicinal purposes metaph., iropov to contrive a means. 3. rep.vtw yrjv, irefiiov, to lay^ vellous things are told, marvellous. luaste a country by ov, (repas, aKoirtca) observing porfelling fruit trees, cutting the corn, etc. IV. to cut off, sever: to part off, mark off: as Subst., reparoaKoiros, 6, a soothsayer.
;
:
in
Med.
to fell oneself
(rfparoXoîca) a telling of mar-
to divide.
dpovpav
to
V. to cut or draw a line, re/jtveiv plough corn land ; rtpveiv OXCTOVS to cut
77,
6v, (repas, epyca)
a working of wonders. From wonder-working.
rcoSrys
re<rcrepe?.
699
irtve
rei,
c.
TepaT-w8T|S,
vellous,
,
es,
(repas, MOOS') like
a prodigy, mar\
merry:
merry.
absol.,
2.
wondrous.
ov, (repas, &if)with
gen.
drink and be to have enough of, have one's

KOI
repirov
3. rarely c. ace.,
a marvellous face; full enjoyment

Tepir<o\T|,
i),
of, be
content with.
reparomos loeaOai marvellous to behold Teppiv0tvos, 77, ov, made or taken from the turpentine-tree,
repTreaOai ovrjaiv, to enjoy profit.
Hence
poet, for repots, delight.
made from
TEPE'BIN6O2,
T6pj3iv0-u>8T]S,
tine
:
From turpentine. the terebinth or turpentine-tree: 77,

it, turpentine. (repefiivQos, elbos) like turpen-
also the resin that flows from

es,
Tcpo-atvco: aor. I freparjva. Ep. repar]va: (repaoto dry, dry up, wipe up ; af/ua fieXav : repaqve he dried up the black blood. Cp. rtpaopai.
Tepcrid, 77, like rapaid, rpaaid, a frame for drying anything on, a frame of wickerwork. From TE'P2OMAI aor. 2 inf. reparjvai Ep. reparjêvai to be or become dry, (but no indie, ereparjv occurs) to dry, dry up, be staunched : also to be parched or dried up: c. gen., offffe 8a/cpv6<piv rcpaovro his eyes became dry from tears. II. the Act. repaoj occurs in Alexandr. poets, repffaivcj. TepÔcttj, 3 sing. aor. I pass. opt. of T/>TTO/<ICU.
:
:
= Tpgp,VOV, TO, Tpap.VOV. Tcpcvos, 77, ov, collat. form of reprjv. TpTico,f. au, to whistle. (Formed from the sound.)
Hence
TCpCTwrp-a, arcs, TO, a whistling, trilling. TpTpov, TO, a borer, gimlet, Lat. terebra.
full of turpentine-trees. TE'PEINA, fern, of reprjv.
From
repcw,
forate.
f.
170-0;
and caw,
(reipoj) to bore, pierce, per-
Hence
: :
Tpx|/tjt-ppOTOs, ov, (Ttpiro), /3/wTos) gladdening tie heart of man.

T6pi|fi-voos, ov, (repvca, voos)
TepTjSwv, QVOS, 77, the wood-worm, Lat. teredo. TpTjv, fiva, fv, gen. repevos, eivrjs, evos, etc. (TC/pcu) worn smooth, smooth, soft, delicate, Lat. tener:
gladdening
:
the heart.
Tpvj/is, eon,
light.
ij,
(TtpTrcu)
enjoyment
gladness, de-
Comp. repevwrepos.
T6p0pevo(j.ai,
Dep. = rfpaTfvofJ.at,
artifices.
to practise
jug-
TepxJ/i-xopT] Att. -xopa, 17, (rtpirca, Xpos) she that delights in the dance, Terpsichore, one of the nine
gling
tricks,
d,
use rhetorical
Muses.
the
Tp9pios,
(rtpOpov} the rope
from
end of a
Tcpvj/t-xopos, ov, (rfpiTOj,
xPos)
delighting in the
sail-yard (rcp9pov\ the brace. TO, an end, extremity: properly, the end of a sail-yard. Tcp|xa, OTOS, TO, an end, boundary, Lat. terminus :
dance.
TET0PON,
To-crapa, neut. of Tfffaapes.

T<r<rap<i-|3oios, ov, (rsaaapa., )Soi)s) worthfour steers. Ttrcr&pa-Kcu-8Ka, rd, see Tfaffapea-Kai-Sfiea.
the
T<r<rapaKaiSeKa-Sci>pos, ov, (rfafffpaieaiStKa, So/pov) fourteen handbreadtbs long, broad or high. limit : in plur. the ov, 6, (TfffffepaKaiSeKa, CTOS) shooting at, dories. 2. metaph. the finishing point : the acme, fourteen years old: fem. e summit. Att. TerrapdicovTa, ot at, rd, indecl. height, To-<rSpa.KOVTa = rfpe&iv6ivos. Tepp.iv0tvos, 77, ov, (reoaapes) forty, Lat. quadraginta. [pa] = repefiivOos. repp.iv0os, 77, To-<rapuKOVTa-TT|S, ou, o, and -TTJS, S, (reaaaT6pjjnois, eo-aa, ev, (repfid) reaching to the end; pdteovra, eros) forty years old. dairls repftioeaaa. a shield that covers one from top to Tffo*apaKOVT-op'Y'Ui'OS, ov, (reaaapdieovra, op-yvta)
races, Lat. meta.
2.
goal round which horses and

a
II.
chariots bad to turn mark for throwing or
an end,
toe
\irwv
:
repjjiioeis a tunic
reaching to the ground.
forty fathoms high, deep, etc.

To-<rapfiKOVT-ovnfjs, ov, o, contr. for rfffffapaitovTaerrjs.
rtpp-ios, a, ov, (repfj-d) at or
coming
to the end, last,
final
of Time, reppia rjp.(pa the day of death. Tepjxovios, a, ov, (repfjuuv) at the far-end.
Ttpp-cov, ovos, 6,
= Tfp/za,
Teao-apaKOCTTos,
77,
6v, (rcfffffpaKovTo) fortieth, Lat.
a boundary.
II.
an quadragesimus.
end.
Tcpm-Kpawos,
thunder.
,
ov, (rtpnci}, Kfpavvoi) delighting in
II. T) rtGaapaKoarri (sub. ôl2. i. a tax of one fortieth, i. e. 2| per cent. pd) : a fortieth, a coin of Chios.
TE'22ATE2,
77,
ot, at,
rioaapa, rd
gen. reaffdpw,
6v, (rfpircu) delightful, pleasant, agreeII.
able, cheering.
pass, delighted, pleased.
Att. rerrapcs, dat. r&aaapffi poet, rtrpaffi : in Ion. prose rtaatpes, rtaaepa, dat. pi.
rtrrSpa:
Comp. and
Sup. reprrvorepos, -oraros.

f.
il/oj
:
Hence
Tepuvws, Adv. agreeably, pleasantly.

aor. I
:
Dor. rerropes or r tropes quatuor.

decl.
Aeol. iriavpes -.four, Lat.

rctro-specr
:
, ot, at, TO, inthe neut. form
or cTap(pOr]v
erecaba : Pass., aor. 2 erdp-nrjv, inf. rapirfjvai
T6(raap(r-KaC-8Ka Ion.
= reoaapes
KOI oerca, fourteen

is
Ep. rapirrjpevai, Ep.

:
sing,
and
pi. subj.
:
rpameio}, rpa-
reaaapa-Kai-deica
very rare.
77,
Hence
Med.
aor. I treptydfji-qv
aor. 2 frapTro/jiTjv,
T6(rcrapcrKat8KaTOS,
j
ov, Ion. T<ro-epe<rK-, the
, rfTdpirtro, l pi. subj. rerapirw- fourteenth. to delight, please. II part. rfrapiruij.fvos Teo-aepciKOvTa, Ion. for rerraapditovra. in Pass, and Med. to be cheered, enjoy oneself, make Tr<rp6s, Ttcrcrcpa, Ion. for reaaapts,
.,
700
Tcro"pTjKOVTa,
5,
f. 1.
TfTpa.Kvafj.os.
for TffffffpdtcovTa.
,
pf.
v,
pf. pass. part, of raaaw. hence Adv. s, in set order, regularly, ovros, 6, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 part, with no
TTfAK]jji.vos, pf. pass. part, of re^vca.
TTjtT]u>s, Ep. pf. part, of
refjivca.
T6T|AOtp,V, I
pres. in use; pfye irodbs him by the foot.
reraywv he threw him taking
Trp,ov,
pi. Opt. Of T6T//OJ/. Ep. for ITCTÎOV, an aor. 2
without pres.
in
use, to overtake,
come upon.
2. c.
gen. to partake
of.
TtTciKa, pf. of reivoj.
TTaX|xat, pf. pass, of rl\\Q>. TtTaXro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of TtAAcu.

TTfi(JWU, pf. paSS. of TIVQ}.
TT&v6s,
TerSvos,
ov, (TetVo;) stretched, strained, smooth. 6, (rfivoj) a stretching, straining: tension.
pf. part. Of TlKTCa. TfTOpa, ra, Dor. for reffaapfs. TCTOptjo-a), irreg. fut. of ropea. TTpS-, shortd. for reropa = Tcro"apa, only found in compd. words.
T6TOKWS, TCTOKVltt,
TTOpS,
01, at,
TerdwoTO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of TO.VVOJ. TTdo(juu, paullo-p. fut. of rdffffca.
TCTpS-pdjJUov, ov, gen. ovos, (rerpa-, /SatVcw) fourfooted, quadruped. [/3a]

TCTpa-^yXtoxis, Ivos, 6, rj, (rerpa-, -yXojxis} withfour points or angles, square. Terpd-'yvos, ov, (rtrpa, yva) as large as four acres
TTapay^vos,
pf. pass. part,
of rapaffffcj
hence
Adv. Tfrapayiifvojs, confusedly.

3
TcrapireTO, -ircofxtaOa, -ir6p,VO5, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 I pi. subj., and part. med. of Tfpiroj. sing.,
(^vat) of land. sure of land, as
Terapraios, a, ov, (rirapros) of or for four days : on the fourth day. TTaprr]-|i6piov, TO, (rfrapros, fioptov) the fourth part; a quarter-obolus, Lat. quadrans. Terapros Ep. TtTpaTOs, rj, ov, (reaffapcs) the fourth, Lat. quartus : neut. TO Tfraprov as Adv., the fourth II. 77 Tfrdprij (sub. fjfj.cpa), the fourth time. 2. (sub. /iofpa), a liquid measure, a quart. day.
TTaor0tjv, Ep. 3 dual plqpf. pass, of reivca. rtr&ro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of rfivoj. TTaxfiTai, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of rdaffoj.
TereXeo-pievos, pf. pass. part, of TtAeeu.
rerpdyvov, TO, as Subst., a meain a day. TTpaYwve<o, (Tcrpdyojvos') an astrological term, to stand in square with, c. ace.
II.
much as a man can plough
T6TpaYtovo-irp6<To)iTOS, ov, (reTpdyoJVOs, irpoffonrov) square-faced, like otters and beavers. TTpd-y<>vos, ov, (TeTpo-, fojvia) with four equal
as Subst., Tfrpdycavov, TO, a square, angles, square : a body of men drawn up in square, Lat. agmen quadratum. II. perfect as a square, complete, perIII. Terpdyojvos dpt.6fj.6s a square number, fect.
i.
e.
number multiplied
into itself.
TTXCTTO,
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass.

fut.
number of four, four persons or things, a quaternion, [a] T6Tpo-XuKTOS, ov, (TfTpa, -, t\iao(o)four times wound
TTpA8tov,
TO, (rfTpds) the
TTti|ojjiai, paullo-p.
or coiled.
TTpa-6VT]S,
fs,
TTVX<*T<U,
pass,
rer*\)\8,ro, Ion. 3 pi. pf.
and
plqpf.
of Tfvx<v3 dual pf. of rtvx&inf.
Trpfi-Tif|S, offour years.
fs,
(rerpa, fvos} = TfTpaerrjS. [a] (rerpa-, eTos) four years old.
II.
TCTpa-JvYos, ov, (rcTpa.-, fryov} four-yoked, with rcrfvxôOai, Ep. pf. pass, with four horses : as Subst., TO Ttrpd^vyov (sc. appa) a pres. sense, formed from the Subst. rvx f o- t without four-horsed chariot. to be armed. any pres. TCV^CO; in use TTpa-0\vp,vos, ov, (Tfrpa-, BfXvfJivov'} offour layers ; TfTpa6e\vnvo$ OCLKOS a shield offour ox-hides. Terrjica, intr. pf. of r^Kca. TETPATNfl, fut. Tcrpavu aor. I ererpTjva Ep. rem^xou, Ep. pf. pass, without any pres. ritai in use,
TT6vxTOv,
rere\>xri\>.a,i,
to be sorrowful, be grieved, to sorrow, mourn : used in 2 dual Terirjodov ; but more commonly in part. T6Tt-
grieved, sorrow-stricken, esp. in phrase Terirjfjifvos qrop grieved at heart.

i}/j.tvos,
TCTirjfitvrj,
also (from the. aor. I pass. eTfrpdvOrjv TtTprjva root TPA'n), fut. rprjau aor. frpijaa pf. pass. TCto bore through, pierce, perforate. TpTjfiai
: : : : :
without any pret. use, = Tfrirj/jifvos, grieved, sorrowing. TTijxai, pf. pass, of TU. TTtji-qo-0at, pf. inf. part, of Tt/wxcw.
Temjtbs, Ep.
pf. act. part,
TICOJ in
TTpa-Kai-8K-6TT]S, fern. -Tts, tSos, (rerpa-, KOI, SfKa, eVos) fourteen years old. TTpa-Kepo)S, oav, (TTpa-, Kfpas} four-horned. [&"]
TT\o,
TTKT}jiai, pf. pass, of rivo). shortd. for Tcr\a9i.
TTpS-Ke4> aXos, ov, (rerpa-, Kf(pa\r)) four-headed. Trpa.Kis, Adv. (rfTpa-)four times, [a] T6TpaKta-p,vpioi, at, a, (TfTpdxis, p.vpiOL) four times ten thousand, forty thousand, [v]
Tcrpaicur-xCXioi, sand, [x?]
at, a, (TtTpdteis,
rerXaOi, Ep. pf. imperat. of *TAo<y. TT\aiT)v, Ep. pf. opt. of *TA.d<w.
x&ioi}four thou-
TT\ap.v,
but
T6T\<ijjievai [a], Ep. pf. inf. pi. pf. for
of *r\d(a;
TCTpd-KXlvos, ov, (rerpa-, K\ivr)} with four beds or couches to recline on at table.
Kvrjftr)}
T6T\a,TO) [a], 3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of r\au.
TT\tJKa,
ws,
pf.
Of
T\T)fJU.
T6Tpa-Kvap,os, ov, Dor. for TfTpdwrjuos, (rtrpa.-, with four spokes, fastened to a four-spoked
via, gen. OTOJ,
Ep. pf. part, of *TAdw.
wheel.
701
5,
ov, (TCTpa-,
KopvpPos) with four
bunches or clusters; generally, thick-clustering. Terpa-Kopuvos, ov, (TCTpa-, tcopuvT)} four times a crow's age. TcrpSKocrioi, ai, a, (TCTpa-) four-hundred. Hence TcrpaKOo-ioo-Tos, T), ov, thefour-hundredtb. TerpaKTVS, uos, 77, (TCTpdj) the number four. Terpd-KVKXos, ov, (rcTpa-, KVK\OS) four-wheeled.
TCTpa-TiTcpvXXis, i5os, 77, (TCTpa-, TrrcpoV) a fourwinged creature, grasshopper, locust. TCTpd-iTTiXos, ov, (TCTpa-, TrrtA.oi') four-winged. TCTpaiTTO, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of TpeVcu.
TTpd-irToXis, i), poet, for TCTpdiro\ts. TCTpdp-pvjios or T6Tpd-pvjxos, ov,

with four poles,
,
i.
e.
drawn
by eight horses.
Tcrpapxcw, to be a tetrarch. From Trp-dpXT)S, ov, 6, (TCTpa-, apx<w) a tetrarch, one of TfTpH-Xoyla, 77, (TCTpa-, Ao^yos) a tetralogy, i. e. series of four dramas, viz. three Tragedies and one four chiefs or princes in a tribe or country. Hence Satyric play, which were exhibited together on the Terpapxict, 77, a tetrarchy, the power or dominions of a tetrarch : Thessaly was anciently divided into four Attic stage for the prize at the festivals of Bacchus without the Satyric play, the three Tragedies were tetrarchies. and so Palestine under the Romans. called a trilogy, TpiXoyia, such as the Agamemnon, 2. Tcrpds, d5os, 77, (TCTTapes) the number four. the fourth day. Choephoroe, and Eumenides of Aeschylus.
:
TTpd-jJiTpos, ov, (TCTpa-, fACTpov) consisting of Trpa-trKcXT|S, cs, (rcTpa-, <rcXos)four-legged,fourfour metres, i. e. in iambic, trochaic and anapaestic footed. Lat. versus verse, consisting of four double feet, cp. Tcrpa-o'TdT'rjpos, ov, (TeVpa-, ffTaTrjp) worth four octonarius ; in dactylic, choriambic, dochmiac verse, staters, i. e. about 13 shillings.
as Subst., TCTpdpcTpos (sub. consisting offour feet : ortxos), 6, a tetrameter or verse of four feet.
TTpa-o-tiXXd|3os, ov, (TCTpa-, av\\a&-ri) of four

syllables.
TTpa-|Ai]Vtaios, a, ov, and Terpdfjnjvos, ov, (rcTpa-, four months, lasting four months. fjiriv) of
Tcrpajjifiai, pf. pass, of Tpcirca.
TCTpa-trcajiaTOS, ov,
(TCTpa,
atD/ia) with four bodies.
TTpajj.oipia,
a fourfold portion. From 77, rerpd-jJioipos, ov, (rcTpa-, /xofpa) consisting offour
TcrpaTos, 77, ov, poet, for TcVapTos, fourth : neut. TO TCTpaTov as Adv., for the fourth time. TTpd-Tpi<ôs, ov, (TCTpa-, OpvirToj) broken or that
may
be broken into four pieces.

pf.
parts, fourfold.
TTpO<f>a,
of rcTpaivoa. 6, prob. the pheasant,
Of TpCTTW.
TTpav0cis,
aor. I pass. part,
TETPAE,
rerpdopCa,
0705, and OLKOS,

77,
Lat. avis Phasianus.
a four-horsed chariot.
rcrpcopos,
ov,
From
TCTpd(pa\os. [</>a] T6Tpd-<j>aXos, ov, (TCTpa, (pd\os) of a helmet, with see (pa\os. four <pd\oi TTpd4>aTav, -<|>STO, Ion. 3 pi. pf. and plqpf. pass,
;
TTpS-<j>dXir]pos, ov, of a helmet,
Trpd-opos
chariot.
contr.
(rcTpa-, dcipoa)
of
Tpcrroa.
yoked four together ; TCTpdopov ap/za a four-horsed

II.
four-legged, [d]
pf. pass, imperat. of Tptnco. Terpd-<f>i)Xos, ov, (rcTpa-, (pv\ri) divided into
TTpd4>9co, 3 sing.
tribes.
four
Tcrpa-irdXai, Adv.four times long ago, long long ago. TTpa-irdXaurTOs, ov, (TCTpa-, ira\aio~Tr)) of four spans, four spans long or broad. Trpd-'in]X'us u en fGS,(TeTpa-,irf)x vs }four cu bits etc. of men, six feet high. (i.e. six feet) long, broad,
'
>
-
Adv. (TCTTapcs) fourfold, in four parts. Adv. = TCTpax. TCrpaxOd, Adv. poet, for TcYpaxct.
, ,
TTpd~xoos, ov
holding four
as Subst.,
contr.
'
xous, ovv, (TCT/XZ-,
x ocvs }
:
TfiTpairXdcrios, a, ov, (TCTpa-) fourfold, four times as much, Lat. quadruplus. [irAa]
x ofs
TTpd-xop8os,
ov, (TCTpa-, xoptityfour-stringed
TCrpd-irXcvpos, ov, (TCTpa-, TrAcupd) four-sided. TTpSirXTJ, Adv. (TCTpa-) in a fourfold manner, fourfold. TTpairX6os, 77, ov contr. -irXovs, fj, ovv, (rcTpa-')
fourfold, Lat. quadruplus
: as Subst., TO TCTpairXovv a fourfold portion. TTpa-iro8-r]86v, Adv. (rcrpa-, irovs) on four feet. TTOUS) on all fours. TTpa-Tro8t<rTt, Adv. (TCTpa Tcrpd-iroXis poet. TCTpdirroXts, ecus, 77, (TCTP&-, 7TO\ts) of, with four cities.
TO TCTpdxopSov, the tetracbord, a scale comprising two tones and a half. Tcrpd-xvrpos, ov, (TCTpa-, x^Tpos) made offourpots. TCTpcjjtaivw, redupl. form of Tpcpoj, to tremble.
TeTpi)p,ai, pf. pass, of TCTpaivca. TCTpTjva, Ep. for cTCTprjvai, aor. I of TCTpaivci).
= TCTpapotpia,
of Tapdaaca TCTpTjx<i, itr. pf. with pres. signf.

fern.
part,
TCTpr)x v?a J 3 sm g- P^P 1 fCTprjx , Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of Tpt'^y.

"-
[t]
Tcrpd-iroXos,
ploughed four TTpd-irovs,
ov, (rcTpd-, iro\cca) times.

o,
77,
turned up or
TCTpiyvia, pf. part, of Tpt'cu. Ep. for TCTpiyoTas, ace. pi.

,
pf. part, of
irovv, TO,
(rcTpS,, itovs) fourII.
pf. pass,
s,
as Subst., TCTpcxTroSa, Ta, quadrupeds. footed : of four feet in length.
ov, (TCTpa-, opyvia) four fathoms

also intr. pf. of Tpe'<o;.
long
or broad.
TCTpd-irrepos, ov, (TCTpS.-, TtTcpov) four-winged.
Trpo4>a,
pf.
,
of TpcTTW
Hence
pf. pass. inf.
of Tpwu.
702
T
KOV
:
T6rp-a>|3o\os, ov, (TfTpa-, 6/3oXo$) weighing or worth four obols : as Subst., TfTpwfioXov, TO, a four-obol
piece.
pf.
TfTfvxa
: :
'
Med.,
pi.
fut.
Tevgopat
:
Ep. aor. 2
I
e-;
TTVKufj.rjv
Pass., fut. 3
TTCUO/U
pf.
aor.
pf. T6Tvyfj.ai
77,
Dor. for TfcrcrapaKoffTos, fortieth. of TfTpwatew. T6Tp-<J>pos, ov, contr. for TCTpaopos. TTp-copo<J>os, ov, (TfTpa.-, opo^rf) offour stories. TTp-wpirys, ov, more correct form of TfTpopyvios. Terra, an address of youths to their elders, Father,
TerpwKooros,
TfTevx&To
TTpa>p.<H,
pf. pass,
or metal, to
c.
and plqpf. to make, construct, of works in wood build, forge : to weave : also metaph. to
Ep. 3
like dtTTa, irairtra.
TerrapAicovTa, Terrapes, etc., Att. for Tfo~<rap-. TTTiYO-<j>6pos, ov, (TeTTtf 0ep<u) wearing a TTTI or cicada : epith. of the Athenians, because in early times they wore golden grasshoppers in their hair as an emblem of their being avToxOovcs. or T6TTiY-<>8T]s, $, (TeTTt, e?5os) like a TfTTi
,
work, bring about, cause : to form, create : Pass., gen. rei, TevxtcQai ypvaoio to be wrought of II. c. dupl. ace. to make a person so and gold. so and pf. pass. TfTvyfjuu is often used ei/u or ytyvofj,ai, to have been made, i. e. to be, so and so ; yvvatKus O.VTI TTVO, thou hadst heen made, i. e. thou
:
wert, like a
/j.fvos
woman. commonly means
2.
the pf. pass. part. TfTvywell or fitly made, wellfield,
wrought, compact, lasting metaph. of a tilled, also of the mind, active, vigorous.
;
well-
cicada.
Te<j>pa Ion. T4pT], i], (rixptu) ashes, sprinkled over the head and clothes in token of grief: the ashes of
TETTI3, 170$, 6, a kind of grasshopper, the cicala, Lat. cicada, a winged insect fond of basking on single
trees or bushes,
the funeral pile.

T6(|>p6co, f.^jffw, (Te^>pa) to reduce to ashes, aor. I pass. part, of Tinrca. ,
f. dffoo, , (TCXI'IJ) to use art or subtly, contrive cunningly.
consume.
when
it
made
a chirping noise
see
cunning, deal
i, i,
pf. pass,
of Tfvx03'
Ep. plqpf. pass.

redupl. aor. 2 inf. Ep. reaupl. aor. 2 med. of Ttvyta.
Txvo,ts, faaa,
Tcxva<T|j.a,
art,
ev,
Dor.
TTVKiv, Ep.
TTijK<r0ai,
TOS, TO, (Vex^dâ)) anything

II.
made
by
a piece of handiwork.
:
an
artifice, trick.
TTup,p,vos, pf. pass. part, of TVTTT<U. TTUY|Aai, ai, KTO.I, pf. pass, of Tfi>x<a. T&TVy \LT\V, 0, tfTO, plqpf. paSS. of TfV~)(.Q}. TTV(j>&>jjiva>s, Adv. pf. pass. part, of TV(poo), stupidly. TtrvxT* 01 [v], pf. of Tvyxavoj. Terv>xQa.i, pf. pass. inf. of Teuyta. TTUX0o>, 3 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of Tfvx&Tfv, Dor. for aov, gen. of TV, av. Tt), Ion. and Dor. for TIVOS, gen. of TIS (interII. TCV enclit. rog.) gen. for TIVOS, from TIS
(enclit.)
(Tex 1' 7?)

skilfully that ...
moke, contrive, devise by

followed
II.
also
by a
relat.,
art, execute to contrive
Tfx J/ <xfJLai
to be
with
pf.
TCTex^/ât,
made
a ' so occurs as a Pass., by art.
(TfKfiv) art, skill, regular method of 77, a thing; TfyyTj by rules of art. 2. art, craft, cunning, sleight: in plur. cunning devices, arts, wiles. 3. generally, a way, manner, means whereby
Tcxvrj,
making
a thing
is
TX V
*>
1J
by
all
gained ; means
ôfiJiirj
;
TravToir)
rc^Ypa, aT
T6-u0is, iooB,
TO, ( T
^XCU) &at which is made, a work.

Lat. sepia, lollgo.
means.
genious. by art, a
device,
II.
an
art, craft,
TCX V ^ in n wise ; irdari Ttx vlQ by all manner of III. a work of art. trade.
i),
cuttle-fish,
TfXv:H 6us,
fffffa, fv,
TCVKTOS,
T),
ov, verb. Adj. of Tfvxfa, made, prepared,

'
Adv. TfxvnevTas,
i) (Tfx vr cunningly wrought, inartfully, with art.
wrought. T6v|a, Ep. aor. I opt. of Tfvx01 OP 1 rf*> c ia 2. fut. med. oiTfv\<a. Tvjjop,(u, fut. ofTvyxavo). TiJT\tov, = TfvT\ov, beet. TO, Att. for 0evT\ov, a kitchen-herb,
-
Tf\vT]îa, aTOS, TO, (rfxvdoj) that
which is wrought work of art, a handiwork. II. an artful all trick and cunning. trick, artifice : of a man,
TETTAON,
Lat. beta.
TO.,
Tfx^rjfis. TexvTjfxcov, ov, gen, ovos, T Xvf] <rora contr. for Tf\vrifaoa., fem. of Tfxvrifis.
beet,
T6X vtK os,
17,
vv,
(Tfx vri)
artistic, skilful.
Adv. -KWS,
see
TCVXOS
artistically.
^>6pcu)
T6vxeor-^)6pos, ov,
bearing arms,
TexviTifjs [t], ov, 6,
wearing armour.
man, workman
or
,
Tux
ir
]o 'n?|p, f)pos, 6,
an armed man, warrior.

rtv\o\.a-a, Dor. pres. part. fem. of Tfvx&. T6 Xos, cos, TO, (Tfvxca) like o-rrXov, a tool, implement, utensil : in
(TfX VTj} an artificer, artist, craftsone who works by rules of art, iSos, fem. of Tfxvirijs.
:
,
mostly plur. Tfvxfa implements of war, armour, arms, harness. 2. in plur. also the tackle or rigging of a ship. 3. a vessel of any as a kind, bathing-tub, a balloting orfunereal urn. 4. a book, whence the term Pentateuch or Five-books.
:
vr arî skilftdness. poet, for li 2. TOO; dat. of TIS (interrog.). Ion. for Ttvl, dat. from TIS (enclit.) 2. Tcuv, Ion. for TIVOW, gen. pi. of Tts (interrog.).
rj,
TX
Ta>, Ion. for
T'LVI,
for TIVWV, gen. pi.
of Tts
(enclit.).
Tews Ep. Ticos, Adv. of Time,

the while
;
relat. ecus.
also before, ere this : II. absol. a while,
so long, meanwhile, antecedent to the
for a
time.
[T(US
f.
tu
acr. I ? T et;a
Ep. aor. 2
but
it
also occurs as
one long
syllable.]
703
TT},
Ep,
2 sing,
imperat., with no other form

there
I
in use,
TT)Xe-TTO[jiTros,
ov, (TrjXf,
irffjuroj)
sent
from
afar,
like Xdfif ,
ex,
<J>ep*,
take
a second imperat., as
a libation to
TTJ, arrfiffov
:
Jove
..
TT},
me
6.
always followed by far-journeying. .. take and pour TTjXe-iropos, ov, (TrjXf, rropos} far-reaching. oivov.. take and drink TTjXeirvXos, ov, (TrjXf, irvXr)} with gates far apart,
!
Ad
wine.
j
II. as Adv., like TCIUTT?, TT)Xe-<}>avif|s, fs, (TrjXf, <f>avfjvai) appearing afar, \gfen from far : of sound, heard from afar. here, this way. dat. fem. of o5e, used as Adv., in this direction, , Tt]X-<f>iXov, TO, (TrjXf, 0tA.os) far-love, love-in-abin this way. sence, poetic name of a plant used as a charm by lovers to see whether their love was returned : if the dat. fem. of ooi, used as Adv. ^TrjSe.
j
fem. of the Art. fem. of the Relat. os.

TTJ, dat.
2. in
the Poets, dat.
II. nrjXc-o'Koiros, ov, (TrjXf, a Korrfca) far-seeing. proparox. TyXtaKoiros, ov, pass., far-seen, conspicuous.
hand and struck by the other, it was a good omen. aunt. THAI'A, 77, any flat board with a raised rim, as, I a sieve, the hoop of a sieve. 2. a stand or platform TIT0O2, tos, TO, an oyster. 3. a TrjQvs, vos, fj, (rrjOrj) Tetbys,vfie of Oceanos, daugh- on which flour, etc., was set out for sale. II. later, gambling-table. ter of Uranos and Gaia., a Sea Deity. 4. a chimney-top, i.e. a lid which
or TT]0T|,
T),
r),
TH'@H
rrjBi,
TTJ01S, ioos,
(Tj]Qrj)
a grandmother. a father's or mother
sister,
when placed on one burst with a loud crack,

leaf,
put for the sea
itself.
TtjKcSwv, ovos, 17, (r-ffKca) a melting away, wasting away : hence consumption, deeline, phthisis. TTJKTOS, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of T^KOJ, melted, melted
covered the aperture in the roof. THAFKO5, 77, ov, Dor. TuXucos, a, ov [r] of such an age, so old or so young : generally, so great, Lat. tantus : anteced. to the Relative rjXiKos, Interrog.
:
down
so as to be
TH'KH
and
pass.
Pass.,
poured
:
in
soluble.
Hence
TT]a
:
Dor. TO.KOJ
fut. T-fjto: aor. I
I.
transit, to melt,
melt down,
make to melt away ;

pass. raKrjaofiai
to smelt
II.
:
and TqXtKoOTOs, -avrrj or , -ijoc, -uvSf, -OVTOS, -OVTO, Att. for irT)\ircos, so very, so much.
metals: metaph. to
f.
make pine or melt away.

to melt,
med. rrjofMi,
:
Ta,KT)V [a]
melt
away
TtjXoOev or -0, Adv. (rr)\ov) from afar, from a foreign land : c. gen. far from. to pine, waste TrjXf, rrjXov,far, afar, at a TTjXoOt, Adv. (T77\oC)
aor. 2
\
Med.
away :
to ooze
away, vanish, fall away.

used
intr. = pres.
III.
the
distance
land.
also c. gen., TijXoOi iraTprjs far from father-
pf. act. TfTrjKa. is
pass.,
and
Kpta.
plqpf.
fTfTrjKfiv impf. pass., to pine, melt KUTO. sodden flesh.

TTjX-avYT|S,
s,
away ;
TTIJ-
(rrjX, avfrj) far-shining, glittering
from
Sup.
afar
hence far- seen, conspicuous.
Tr]XavyTTpos, -tffTaTos.
Comp. and Adv. TrjXavyus,

far away, far
:
es, (TrjXf, irtTOfJuai) far-flying. TTjX-opos, ov, collat. form of rrjXovpos. TTjXoo-e, Adv. (T?7\ov) to a distance, far away. TTjXoTaTW, Adv., Sup. of TrjXov, furthest away.
TT)Xo-TTTrjs,
clearly, distinctly. Adv., like TrjXov,
TITAE,
far
off,
abroad:
gen. far from. TTjXe-poas, ov, 6, (TT}\, /3oacu) shouting afar or loud.
TT)X6-J36Xos, ov, (T7]Xf, @aX(tv) striking from afar. TTjXc-Yovos, ov, (TrjXf, yfvfo~0ai) born farfrom one's
c.
TTjXoTpa>, Adv., Comp. of TrjXov, further away. TTjXoO, Adv., like TrjXf, afar, far offoi away, in a far country: also c. gen. far from. T-rjX-ovpos, ov, (rfjXf, epos) with distant boundaries
or confines
:
generally, far, distant, remote.
Tt]XvYTOs, 77, ov, also os, ov, an epith. of sons, who have no brother, or of daughters who have no sister, a darling ; hence in bad sense, rijXvjeTos ws like a father or one's fatherland. II. born afar off. (The latter TT)Xe8u.Tr6s, 77, ov, (TT^XC) from a far country, fo- spoilt child or pet. But Homer sense points to the deriv. rijXf, *yfvaj. reign : also afar off, distant. and its deriTTjXeOao), lengthd. for daXXca (cp. pf. TfOrjXa), used always uses the word in the first sense only in Ep. part. pres. TTjXedacav, Ep. -vcav, voxja, luxu- vation, as he used it, remains doubtful.) riant, blooming flourishing of trees and plants, as, Ti]X-cuir6s, 6v, (rrjXf, w^} looking afar, seeing to a II. pass, {/'AT?, (Xaiat, 0v5p(a, etc. metaph., zrafo'es TrjXfOa- distance. perceived or heard from afar.
; , ,
:
ovTes blooming children

hair.
x at/T77
TrjXeOuajcra luxuriant
TrjjjLcXcci), f. 170*0;,
heed, look after, see
to take care of, c. gen. From to, c. ace.
2. to
TTjXc-KXctTOS, ov, (TrjXf, KXcos) far-famed.

TTjXe-icXTjTOS, ov, (Trj\c, reXijTos
rr]-(XXT|S, (s, careful, heedful.
(From
fJLtXoj,
with
from
a\ecy) called
from
afar, summonedfrom afar. TTjXc-icXvTOS, ov, (rrjXf, KXVTGS from KXvaj} KXflTOS.
= TTjXc-
the inseparable prefix rr)- added.) TT||Apa, TT|p.pov, Att. for arjuepov.
T-qp-fj,
Trjp.O5,
Att. crasis for TTJ I/XT/. Adv. then, thereupon ; ts Trjfôs
till
then.
TTjXe-fxdxos, ov, (TrjXf, p.a.xoâC)flghtingfrom afar: as pr. name, IrjXefAaxos, o, a son of Ulysses.
TT]p,6o-8e Dor. rap-oo-Se,

TT}p,01)TOS,
Tr]V6i.
Adv. = TrjfjLos.
Adv.
TTJfiOS.
TrjXc-TrXavos, ov, (TrjXf, irXavaoâi) far-wandering, devious.
Adv., Dor. for </f, there : also for >oc here. a word formed by Archilochus to imitate
,
704
the twang of a guitar-string at the beginning of a triumphal hymn to Hercules, Tr)ve\\a & Ka\\ivi.Ke, hence T7)Vf\\a itaXXiviKf became a common Xa fy mode of saluting conquerors in the games. Hence rfjveXXos, 6, Comic word, a conqueror who is received with a cry of TrjV(\\a, a victor in the games. Adv. (rrjvos} at this or that time of day,
>
animals, tame
rate,
: of plants, cultivated : of men, modsmild : metaph., TiOaabs "Aprjs domestic strife.
pi. pres.
Ti03}jiev, for Ti0fj.fv, like oiouo.fj.cv for oiSopfv, of Ti0rjfJ.i so Ti0edai, 3 pi. for Ttflefcri.
:
nrjviicS,
then,
[i]
Tiflets, tiaa, fv, pres. part, of Tidr]î. Tt0is, Tt0ei, Ep. 2 and 3 sing. impf. ofTi0eca = Ti0r}(jLi. Ti0cls, Ti0ei, 2 and 3 sing, of Tt0fQ) = Ti0T]fJ.i. but rt0Ti0fjtv, Ep. for Ti0evai, inf. of Tt0Tjfu
:
njvtKaSe, Adv. (Trjvifcd) at this time of day, so early ; avpiov TTjvtrcdof to-morrow at this time of day. [a] at this parTTjvtKavTa, commoner form for njviKa, ticular time: c. gen., rrjviKavTa TOV 0epovs at this II. in this case, then. time of the summer. for tKft, there. Tt]v60i, Adv. (Trjvos) Dor. for KTJVOS, KCIVOS, iiteivos, -rqvos, TTjva, TTJVO, Dor.
that.
p,v,
pi.
Tt0v, Aeol. and Dor.

impf. of Ti0r)ni.
for *Ti0effav Ep. Tt0ffav, 3 pi.
Ti0trK, 3
Ti0cro Ep.
sing. Ion. impf. of
Ti0rjfjLi.
TtOetro-o, pres.
Ti0o>, poet, form of TiQeTs, n0fi, and impf.
med. imperat. ofTi0rjfjii. rlBrjfju, whence 2 and 3 sing.
Hence
TTJVW, Adv., Dor. for (tect, there. TrjvwOc and -0cv, Adv., Dor. for cKfT0ev, thence. or wasting TT]|t-p,Xif|S, fs, (ri]K(a, fteXos) melting
Ti0eis, eTi0ei Ep. rlOci. Tt0T|jA6vat, Ep. for TiOcp.(vai, Ti0evai, inf. of rl0rjp.i. Ti0T)p,vos, Ep. for ri0ffjicvos, pres. med. part, of
ri0rjs, ri0rjffi, also Ep. TiQtiffi Ion. Ti0fdffi ; inf.
Ti0T]pa,
sing.
Ti0r}(T0a;
away of the
limbs.
pi.
TiQivaL Ep. Ti0rj*

pi.
and Ion. for ijnep, dat. fern, of offirfp, qj-irep, Ep. used as Adv., in which direction or way. watch narTT)po>, f. rjffca, (rrjpus) to give heed to,
rowly ; to take care
of, keep,
fjLfvat,
Tt0fjj.V ; Impf. tTidrjv, Ion. Ti0eoKov (there are also

: : :
Ep. 3
TiQeoav
some forms from the

:
pres. Tt0(u, q. v.)

0rjfffjifv
guard ;
to keep, observe peace.
Tijpetv eiprjvrjv 2. metaph. to observe,
watch for a person or thing ; rrjprjaas VVKTO. dffe\r)II. vov having watched for a moonless night. Med., f. ?7<ro/ttu, like <pv\daoop.ai, to be on one's guard against, take care or heed: fut. med. Trfprjaofjjai
Fut. Orjffca, Ep. inf. 0rjaefj.vai or Aor. I e0r)tca Ep. 0fjtta Pf. reflet/fct, plqpf. T0fiitiv: Aor. 2 eOrjv only used in pi. c0ffj.(v, e0eT, 60eaav Ep. Oiaav imperat. 0ts subj. 0ta Ion. 0eoj,
; ;
0oj/j.fv ; lengthd. Ep. 0fioa, 2 sing. #7777$ n' 0fiofj.cv for 0cio}fj.cv, 0u>fJLfv : opt. Qcirjv, pi.
I
pi.
pi.
or Ofip.fv,
0p.ev
;
QtiTt,
0eiaav
inf.
Otwai Ep.
Ti0faai,
is
also used in pass, sense.

us,
TI,
Hence
part. 0eis.
MED.
:
Ti0efjiai,
a watching, guarding : vigilance. II. a means of keeping secure, a ward, prison. THPO'2, ov, a watch, guard. of 6 and os. Tfjs, Tfj<ri, Ep. and Ion. dat. fern. pi.
TTjpi]<ris,
imperat. Ti0eao, Ti0ov, Ep. part. Ti0r)fji(vos : impt". Fut. 0riffonat Aor. I kOrjKafjajv, Ep. 3 Ti0ffj.r)v Aor. 2 med. (difJLrjv; sing. 0rjKaTo: part. 0r]fcdfj.vos
: :
of a thing. i-fJTs, Adv., Att. for Ion. arJTes, this year, of or in this year. (From eros, as Trnj.epov from f}fj.epa.) TTJTIVOS, 77, ov, (TT^TCS) of this year, Lat. bornus.
Tqucrtos, a, ov, empty, idle, vain. Adv. -teas, in vain. TV and rl, neut. of TIS (interrog.) and TIS (enclit.X
: TTjTctco, f. r/ao), to bereave, deprive want: c. gen. to be bereft or deprived
Pass, to be in
imperat. 0o contr. 0ov; opt. 0fip.r)V, 3 sing. 0dro PASS. Ti0[j,ai : fut. Tf0r)aofj.ai aor. 1 eT60rjv pf. To place, put, set, Lat. T60ifj.at : plqpf. fTf&eifjirjv.
: :
ponere ; x*P ff 1 * Pâce a thing in a person's hands: metaph., OfTvai TIVI tiros v (ppecri or @ov\r]v kv aT^j0fffai, to plant a word, warning, etc., in his mind; but, to Ti06fjiev vua> to lay a thing
OfTvai TIVI TI tv
'
one's
own
heart, bear in
to
mind.
or
Med., 0f<r0ai
0vfjiuv
ndpa
[a],
77,
or
ndpas
Ion. TiTjpijs, ov, o,
a tiara,
king.
kv
ffTT/0tffffi
lay
the Persian head-dress

(Persian word.)
worn upright by the

like
up
heart.
II.
to fix,
treasure anger in one's settle, determine; Ti0evai

:
dywva
a tiara,
to appoint,
hold games
of the prizes, 0fivat
Ttapo-ei8T|S, e's, (rtapa, ?5os) shaped like or resembling a tiara.
Tiep.vai, Ep. inf. for Tieiv. Tt<rK6v, TiTK6TO, 3 sing. Ion. impf. act. and med. of TUU.
T|Av,
propose them for competition also of sovereign power, i>;uiV Is peoov 2. dpxty Tidds throwing it open to you publicly. to assign, award; 0ctvat vopov to lay down, fix the
fs fjtfaaov to set
;
them
in the middle,
strengthd. for rl; why? wherefore? Ttijpijs, ov, 6, Ion. for Tiapas. Ti0aipwcro-co, to build, make a nest: of bees, to honeycombs. (Akin to Tt0affus.}
TITJ,
make
law, of a king or legislator ; 0(a0ai vo\iov to give 3. to ordain, estaboneself* law, of the people. common lish, order, institute. 4. in Med. to fix in with others, agree upon, set le. III. to set up,'
in a temple, to devote, dedicate.
i.
^#771/77,
of Artists, to
From
(riOaaos} a barn-door fowl Ti03a-6UT-f|s, ov, d, one who tames, domesticates.
âs,
doos,
7),
IV. to assign to a represent, portrav, depict. place or class, to hold, reckon, esteem : to believe, consider. V. in Med., Ti0eaQai if/ffipov te put
From tame, break in, domesticate. Tt0a<ros, 6v, (TiT0r), T^VTJ) tamed, domesticated, of
Ti0fio-ev)i>, to
down
T-ffV
one's ballot, to give one's vote

:
hence TiOftrdai
ji>u^rjv to determine, decide
TiQeoQai TIVI (sc/
LJJLTjfJia.
: TTJV i^rjtpov} to decide in a person's favour fvwprj to agree or subscribe to an opinion.
705
2.
one's hair.
2.
from tearing
T{)
orrow,
it
came to mean
the hair in token of absol. to mourn bitterly for
account : but also to pay down, pay, VII. VI. to deposit, as in a bank. discharge. in military language, ri&eaOai rd oirXa has three I. to stack or pile arms, to bivouack, take senses
to lay to one's
:
any one.
3. to pluck at, vex, annoy. Ti\<ov, o, a kind offish, found in the Thracian lake Prasias.
TiXp,6s, o, (TtAAcu) a plucking, tearing.

TijxaX<|)Ci>,
f.
up
quarters: generally, to take up a posi2. to get soldiers under arms, to draw tion. them up in order of battle. 3. to lay down one's VIII. riOrjiJU is often used of arms, surrender. persons and things, to make or render so and so, bring
one's into
rjffoj,
to
do honour or observance
to,
worship, exalt, celebrate.

Tip,-aX<|>Y|S,
6s,
(rifjir),
From
d\(ptiv) fetching a price:
state, effect; vavv \dav eOquf he made the ship a stone of persons, to make so and so, ap2. with an Adj., Oeivai nva dOdvarov teal point. 3. dyrjpaov to make him undying and undecaying.
a certain
hence, costly, precious. Tijxdv, Dor. for rifArjv. TijAavra, Dor. for rif^rjvra, ace. of Tip,-dopos, ov, Dor. for rifjuapos.
Tlp,d-oxos, ov, poet, for
rifj.T,s.
nôvxos, held
of
ripjdaj.
in honour,
TrafSa riOeaOai
nva
to
make him
one's child, adopt
him, like Oerov iraTda iroifiaOai. to make, cause, bring to pass :
IX. of things,
honoured, esteemed. Tijiu.(rt)vTi, Dor. 3

rljidco,
f.
pi. fut.
Med.
to
make
or
rjaca'.
prepare for oneself; OecrOai 8a)/xa to build oneself a 2. house ; OeaOai /ceXfvOov to make oneself a road.
fv or
/ttzAcDs OfcrOai
fut. rijj-rjffofjLai
jjnjffdprjv
:
aor. I trifjirjffa: pf. TtTtftrjKa: Med., (but always in pass, sense) : aor. I en-
Pass., fut. Tiftq&hffOfUU, also paullo-p. fut.
ri to
manage
or arrange a thing
X. riwell/or oneself, to make good u9e of it. as &r](j.i, with ace., often stands for a simple Verb,
axedaffiv Ofivai to
T6Ti/u^(ro/iai: aor. I (.Tip.rjQ'rjv: pf. rtrip.rnj.ai'. (rifjiT)): to deem or hold worthy, to honour, respect, revere, hold in reverence; in Pass. c. gen. rei, rerifjirjadai
n/jiTJs to
make
a scattering, for T#e5dcrai
be
deemed worthy of honour
also to value,
Qeivai Kpixpov, Oeivai alvov, for ttpvirrfiv, alveiv, etc. Ti0T]Va>, f. rjffca, to take care of, tend, nurse; and so
generally, to
cherish, foster
:
mostly used in Med.
2. of things, to value, prize : c. gen. cherish, love. to estimate or value at a certain price; ir\oid ren/jiT]fj-iva. xpfj p-drav vessels valued at a certain sum: Med.,
From
Tt0T|vif], 97,
(nOr/vos} a nurse.
TroAAov riftdaOai, like TroAAoi; TroiftaOai n, to hold in much account. II. c. dat. rei, to honour with
Ti0T]VT)TT|p, rjpos, 6, (nOrjvfoj)
= n6r]vts.
Hence
Tt0i]VT]TT]puos, a, ov, nursing, tending. Ti0ir]v6s, ov, (rirOrj) nursing: as Subst., nOrjvos, o,
a foster-father.
Ti0Tja0a
Ti0T]Ti
Ep. for riOijs, 2 sing. ofri9r]ui. Dor. for riOrjcri, 3 sing, of riOr/pi. Tt0vp,aXos, o, irreg. pi. rd nOvp-aKa: spurge, Lat.
[r],
\JL~\,
euphorbia. Tt0cavos,
(Deriv. uncertain.) Tithonus, brother of Priam, husband of Aurora, and father of Memnon: metaph. of a decrepit old man, because he had immortal life without the
o,
a thing, np,dv nva rd<pq>, arftydvois, etc., to honour III. with burial, garlands, etc.: hence to reward. as Att. law-term I Act., of the judge, to estimate the amount of punishment due to the prisoner, Lat. litem aestimare ; r. rr/v StKrjv to award the sentence Tiftdv paitpdv nvi to award the long line, i.e. sentence of death ; hence, rtp.av nvi davdrov (sc. 2. man. Siterjv) to give sentence of death against a Med., of the accuser, nudaOai rivi \îKrjv~\ 8ffnu>v,
:
.
(pvyrjs, Qa.va.rov, etc., to lay or assess the at death, exile, bonds, etc. : in answer
punishment
continuance of youth. TIKTW, for TITCKOJ, which
Root *TE'Kfl
inf.
fut.
is formed by redupl. from rt<a or rfopai, poet. rerfovfj.ai,
the accused could, if found guilty, lay the punishment at a less rate, which was called avririp-daQai or vTrorifj-daOai. II. of a thing. TijiT), fj, (T/CU) the price, cost, worth
reKefaOai
aor. 2 Zrfttov Ep.

:
TKOV
pf.
part, rtroictjjs, vTa, 6s
Med. rinroâi occurs
rtroica, in the
same sense:
to bring into the. world, i. of the 2. of mother, to bring forth, bear, Lat. par ere. the father, to beget, Lat. gignere: hence, 3. ol rfKuvres the parents; 6 rtuwv the father; fj racovca the mother : and even as Subst. c. gen., o tcdvov rK(JJV
metaph. the honour in which one is held, worship, 2. a place or poft of honour, rank, esteem, respect. hence 3. generally, distinction, privilege:
dignity.
4. an offering to the office, magistracy. III. a prizing, gods, Lat. honor: a reward, present. 2. an estimate, valuation or assessment of valuing. then compensation, satisfaction, esp. in ;
a dignity,
damages
:
II. of beasts, to bear his father. young, breed; of birds, to hatch ; cud ri/crtiv to lay eggs. III. of trees, to bear, produce. IV. metaph. to pro-
money a
penalty, as the price or
and so punishment, damages.

Tijideis
:
payment Hence
for
wrong,
Dor.
2.
:
Tijnqeis, (acra, (v; contr. TIJJLTJS, ace. rifjirjvra;
duce, bring about, give birth
to.
valued, honoured, esteemed, of men.
riXXovaa, fern. part, of TtAAcy. TI'AAn, f. TtAcD aor. I 4'nAa pf. pass. TcrtA/iai -^to pluck, pull, tear, esp. the hair in token of lamentation Med., xatras TtAAeatfcu to pluck out
for
: : :
:
TiXXoura, Dor.
of things, prized, costly, precious.

Sup. -eararos. Tip,T)p.a, arcs, TO,
j
Comp. rifj.T)fffrcpos
is
(rifjidoj")
that which
estimated or
valued, the worth, price, value of a thing, a
706
valuation
rvfJL0ov the "honour of a tomb. ; esp. (be estimate
II.
TI2.
an
:
estimate,
of damages
hence a
TIV, like rctv, for at.
Dor. for
ffol,
dat.
of ov.
II.
Dor.
2. tie value at which penalty, punishment: a fine. an Athenian citizen s property was rated, rate of assessment, Lat. census ; 77 airu Tt/wj/iarcyi/ noXireia a
Tiva"y|JUi, aros, TO, (rivdffffou)
a shake, quaking.
government where the magistrates were chosen according

to
property or assessment,
[f]
Tt|JttjvTa, poet, for
n^vta,
contr. ace. of Tiprjfis.
TijJiT|-opos, ov, Ion. for npdopos, nfjuapts. for nfjt,rfis. TijJifjs, poet, contr.
an estimating, valuing the Ttp,T]O'is, &s, T), (rifJLaoj) worth or price of a thing an assessment q/damages. [t] for n^faaa, fern, of Ttjuifcts. Tl\i.T\fj-cra, contr. poet,
:
TtvaKTT|p, ijpos, and TtvdKTCop, opos, 6, (rivdaaoS) one who shakes, a shaker : fern, nvdnrftpa. Tiva(j<i<T0T]v, Ep. 3 dual aor. I of Tivdaaoj. Ttvacrcro), f. cu, (relvca) to swing, shake, brandish : disturb, upset : of a harp, to make the strings quiver: Pass, to be shaken or moved violently : also to quake with fear. Cs, aor. I pass part, of nvdaaca. Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of Ttvdaaoj.
,
TijjnjTcCa or TijAijTta,
f),
(nfjiTjTrjs) the
censorship at
to
Rome,
noured.
at
Lat. Centura.
a,' ov,
Tt|XT]TOS,
verb. Adj. of np-du,
be
hoII.
II. TifJLijTfov,
one must honour.
Ttfii]TT|s, ov, 6, (rt/iaw)
a valuer, assessor.
Rome, a
censor.
-fj,
ov, (rt/7Ti7s) estimating, valuing: Ti|jnr)TiK6s, for the purpose of estimating, for determining the II. at Rome, of cenamount of punishment.
Med., poet, for rivoâi, to take vengeance upon, punish, chastise, c. ace. pers. absol. to avenge 2. to avenge, take vengeance for. oneself. TVO> [I Ep., i Att] f. riaoj [t] aor. I eriaa pf. I. Act. to act. TtTiKa, pass. Tcrttr/xai pay a price, mostly to pay a penalty, Lat. dare poenas : also to pay a debt, quit oneself of a debt : riveiv \dpiv nvi to pay or render thanks the thing for which one
: :
pays
sorial rank.
Tlp,t]Tos, 17, ov, verb. Adj. of Tt/uacw, estimated, valued, assessed: as Att. law-term, OIKTJ TifJ-r/r^ a suit in which the damages are to be assessed by the judges;
put in gen., rivfiv dôi^v @ou>v to pay compensation for the ox^n : but, the price being omitted, in ace., to pay or atone for a thing, riaat v(3piv to atone for one's insolence also c. ace. pers. to make
is
:
opp. to law.
oifcrj
dnfirjTos,
where the penalty
is
fixed
by
Tip-ios, a, ov, also os, ov, (npr}) valued: of persons, esteemed, held in honour : of things, prized, precious,
honourable.
2.
of high price, dear, Lat. carus.

worth, value, preciousness. for n^rj.
Hence
Ttpuorqs,
Tifjuopto),
rjros,
37,
Ttfios, 6, poet,
f.
form
Tjcrcy,
(rifuupus) to help, aid, succour;
atonement, pay the price for a person slain : absol. to make return or recompence, repay. II. Med. to have a price paid one, make another pay for a thing, avenge oneself on him, to punish, take retribution on one, Lat. poenas sumere de aliquo : mostly c. ace. pers. et c. gen. rei, riafaOai 'Ahegavopov KaKorrjros c. ace. rei to punish Alexander for his wickedness only, to take vengeance for a thing: but also c. dupl. ace. pers. et rei, riaacrOai nvi Siitrjv to exact retribution from a person : but also with the means of punishment in the dat., rivcoOai nvi (pvyr) to requite,
:
in redressing injuries, to avenge : full, rifjuapetv rtvi rov iratoos rov (povea to avenge a man on the murderer for (the murder of) his son esp. by
:
way of
punish with
geance.
exile
absol. to repay oneself, take ven-
no, n6,
;
imitation of a bird's note.
Pass., TfTificapijaOai
nvi
to
II. Med., f. any one. med. sense) Ttn^wprfâL to exact vengeance from any one, avenge oneself upon him, punish, chastise
:
have vengeance taken for -rjaofMi, with pf. pass, (in
TIOV, Ep. for (Tiov, impf. of ri<a. Ti-irOT contr. TITTTC Adv. (ri, TTOTC) what or why then? why ever"? why? wherefore? Lat. quid tandem?
;
TL5,
neut.
gen. TIÔS Ep.

;
TU
;
Att. TOU
dat.
him,
c. ace. pers.
also c. gen. rei, nûapcTa9ai
nvd
nvos
thing
to take
:
vengeance on one, punish him for a
absol. to avenge, right oneself, seek vengeance.

II.
Hence
TijjLu>pT]p.a, etTOJ, TO, help, aid, succour. act of vengeance. Tip,a>pi]Tov, verb. Adj. of npcapf w, one
an
nves, nvd; indef. Proace. nvds, nvd gen. nvuiv ; dat. Tto~i noun, enclit. through all cases masc. and fern., one, any one, some one, freq. answering to our indef. Article, a, an: of places and things, vrjaos ns an island, etc.:
TO; or Tea;
nvi Ep.
ace.
;
nvd,
plur.
:
neut. anything, something:
ei'
ns,
ei'
n, Lat.
si quis, si
must
assist:
one must avenge, punish.

TijwoptjTTip, rjpos, u, (rifj.wpecu') a helper, aider.
2.
II. quid, if any one or anything, whoever, whatever. Tts is often used indef. of a number of persons, as
&>of Se Tts fiTrcaKfv
but thus some one said,

eteaaros or
TTOS, each,
i.
e.
thus
an avenger.
Ttjicopia cour.
Ion.
II.
-TJ,
ff,
(nftapfca)
vengeance, retribution
help, aid, : also punish-
suc-
each one, //el/ Tts oopv 0r/doO<a let each man look to sharpening his spear euros 'ITOJ let each d\\d ns
said.
2. like
men
every one ; fv
ment, torture.
(np.r), aifxo} contr. from npdopos helping, aiding, succouring: as Subst., npwpos, 6, a II. helper, aider.
come of himself.
:
3. so in Att., tyoftfirai
ns some
Tifi-topos, ov,
one
fears, fear
is
among them
III.
will suffer.
Tts,
Trcmerat ns some one n, of a person or thing,

;
avenging, punishing for wrong.
some great person, some great thing, û^cts
rts
emu
TI'2
you boasted that you were somebody: opp. to
HTjSeis
;
Tl'fl.
tend:
707
Med. or
Pass, to stretch oneself, to extend, in Med. to strain or 3. to draw along :
ovSeis,
to speak sense, hit the truth, opp. \eyeiv 2, emphatically a man, opp. to to ovSev \eyfiv. a brute; ns 77 Kvcav a man or a dog but also in sign
:
spread. exert oneself; nraivufj,evos iredioio stretching on over the plain ; aty tuaaaice nraivopevos he thrust it back
of contempt, somebody or other, Qepffirijs rts tfv exerting himself, with all his strength. hence ns is used for a there was one Thersites TiTdtvcav, part, from llrdv, only in passage, <pdffKe 8e IV. joined with Adjs., ns makes them nraivovras draaOaXirj fieya peai epyov he said that, slave. less precise; fj.aivufj.evos a madman, fj,aiv6fj,evos ns a,Jbeing Titans, they had done violence in their pride. TITO.V [f], dvos, 6, mostly in plur. llrdves, Ep. and crazy sort of fellow so with an Adj. of number or irds ns Ion. llrfjves, of, the Titans, a race of size, olos ns such a kind of person as gods placed beevery one; els ns some one; 6\iyot rives some few; neath Tartarus; ace. to Hesiod six sons and six Later any descen2. joined with Ad- daughters of Uranos and Gaia. rpeis nves some three or so. some- dants of Uranos and Gaia are so called, and in Latin jectives, somewhat, in a certain way; rjrruv what less. V. in long sentences ns is often re- Poets Titan is a name for the Sun. Tiravis Ion. Tmjvis, ioos, fern, of lirdv, a Titaness. peated, else it generally is found in the second clause: W TI'TA NO5, fi, a white earth, chalk or gypsum. and when oans follows in the relative clause, ns must often be supplied from it in the antecedent. TtTav-wBijs, es, (lirdv, eldos) like Titans ; liravTI'2, neut. ri ; gen. TWOS, Horn. reo contr. rev, woes @\eireiv to look Titanic.
:
Att.
rov
dat.
nvi
;
;
Plur. rives, riva ace. rivas, riva
Att. r$ ace. riva, neut. ri gen. rivcav Horn, recav ; dat. riai
;
TITO.S, ou, o, (rioi)
Dor. for
rirrjt,
= npwpos,
an
avenger,
[t]
,
interrog.
Pronoun masc. and

which
f
fern.
of,
77,
who
Lat. quis, quae, quid? strengthd. ris yap; ri yap; like Lat. quisnam?
? f
which
f neut.
what
TtT0ia,
TiT0tu>,
Ep. and Ion. for Tirdves. a suckling by a nurse, fostering.

oca, to suckle,
:
From
f.
quidnamf Is ri; until when? bow long? with another Pronoun it must be rendered by two clauses ris 5'
;
t
TI'T0H,
77,
From nurse, foster. the teat of a woman's breast a nurse.
ovros epx* ai wb art thou that comest? II. the question is modified by dv or Kev and a change of mood ris dv or Kev with the opt. expresses strong
;
rirdos, a nipple, teat. TIT0O'2s, o, the teat or nipple of a woman's breast. TIT\OS, ov, 6, formed from Lat. titulus, a title,
TiT0iov, TO,
Dim. of
superscription.
f.
doubt,
no
omitted, ris (pydffairo who could do it ? i. e. no one. III. ris is also used in indirect questions; t]pwra 8r) eiretra, ris eirj Kat iroOev e\0oi he asked thereupon who he was, and whence he came. IV. sometimes two questions are asked in one clause ; e/c rivos ris eyevero ; who is he, and
is
could, who doubt the dv or Kev
who
would do so ? when there
is
rpwffca:
:
aor. I
erp&oa:
:
but also
sense
:
fut.
med.
rpajaofjiai
Pass., fut. in pass,
Root *TPH'n)
fj.T)p<jv
aor. I trpw&rjv to :
pf. rerfxafjiat (formed from wound, hurt; rerpuaOat rov

:
to
from whom
TTOIOS
;
descended ? V. ris is also used for of what sort ? as Lat. quis for qualis ? so also for irorepos; as Lat. quis for liter? VI. ri; alone, what ? it takes the Article, ro ri when the ques;
of ships, have been wounded in the thigh cripple, scatter : of wine, to overpower. TiTTu|3ta>, properly of the cry of partridges; but also of swallows and other small birds, to twitter, chirrup.
to
damage,

TITUO-KTOVOS, o, (Tirvos, Kreivco) slayer of Tityos. TtrCos, 6, Tityos, son of Gaia, a giant. TITVCTKOJJUU, only used in pres. and impf., akin both I. like rev\ca, to make. to Tcuycu and rvyxdveu
:
tion refers to something going before. often stands absol. as Adv., how ? for
VII. ri
why
where-
fore?
irore
;
2.
ri be
but
why
!
ever f
ri
surprise.
surely
4. ri prjv Lat. quidni f
howf 3. ri 877; ri 877'] make ready, prepare. how pray ? expressing dvra nrvareeffOai to aim Srjra not ? bow else ? i. e. yes to aim at an object. why
;
!
II. like
rvyxdvca, to aim;
straight before
2.
one
c.
gen.
[ri was never elided, and sometimes stands before a vowel even in Trag., as ri ovv ri eliras ;] Titraiaro, Ion. 3 pi. aor. I med. opt. of rioj.
;
metaph., <ppeol nrvaiceoQai to aim at a thing in one's mind, i. e. to purpose or design to do, c. inf. TT4>H, a kind of beetle or water-spider, that runs on the top of smooth water, [t]
Ti<J>9', for ritrre,
77, (rivca) payment made by way of recompence, a penalty, punishment; riaiv Sovvai to suffer II. a punishment, Lat. poenas dare. requital in III. in plur. retributive good sense, reward. jus-
TV<TLS [F], ecus,
before an aspirate.
:
Ti<j>os,
os, TO,
a pool.
inf.
:
tice, retribution.
TIO-OV, aor.
imperat. of rivo)\
inf.
naai.
ravvca, to stretch one's
Ticroj [f], fut.
of rivca: also aor.

I
I subj.
Ttraivo), aor.
stretch
:
erirrjva, Ep. for
reivca,
Med.,
2. to
roa
nefifv impf. enov: Pass., pres. Ion. impf. act. rerlp.wos to and pass, rieattov, rteffKOfiijv, 3 sing. neoKero pay honour to a person, to esteem, honour, respect, regard : also of things, 0eot SIKIJV riovaiv the gods 2. to value or rate at a certain honour right.
riojjiai
:
TI'H [T], Ep.
pf. rerlp.at, part.
nraiveadat
to
worth.
fut.
II. fut.
I
and
aor. I act. riaca, erlaa,
and
bow.
spread out or along, spread, ex-
and aor.
med.
riffofiai, enadfj.ev,
are only used
a 2
708
in Act. to pay a price, the sense of TIVCJ, fivonai make return : in Med. to have a price paid, or return in
:
-rot(r8ecrt.
interrog. Trudev, (properly an old form of tfoe gen. roC) II. hence, therefore, hence, thence. thereupon. II. r60t, demonstr. Adv. there, in that place.
made one
see Ttvca.
T\d-0|Jios, ov, Dor. for TXrjOvpos. of *TAd<. rXaiTjv, aor. 2 opt.

for TXrjfj.ouv. T\d{Ao>v, Dor. r\ds, TXdffa, TXav, aor. 2 part, of *TAdiy. *TAA'X1, a radic. form never found in pres.
TXrjffOfJLai
also for relat.
'60i,
where.
TOI, enclit. Particle of inference, therefore, accordingly; also strengthening an assertion, in truth, in
:
fut.
|
: aor. 2 tTXrjv (formed as if from TXtju'i}, imperat. TXfjBi, opt. TXoirjv, Ep. 3 pi. TXaTcv (for TXairjaav), inf. TXfjvai, part. rAos, TXdaa, TXav : pf. from this pf. is TtTXrjKa, also used in pres. sense
;
it is often : joined with other Particles : with dpa it coalesces by era sis into Tapa, with dv into Tav, with fttvToi dv into fifvrdv. rot, Dor., Ion., and Ep. for aoi, dat. sing, of av:
sooth, verily
always
enclitic,
formed imperat. TfrXa&i, TfTXaTca [a] opt. TCTXairfv; inf. TCTXavai [a] Ep. TfTXdfjifv, TfTXdfjifvai, Ep. part.
;
TOV, rat, Ep. and Ion. nom. plur. masc. the Art. 6 and the Relat. o.
and
fern,
of
there is also a T6TAT7a;s, TCTATivfa, gen. TfTXrjoTOS : poet. aor. I IrdAaaa (as if from a pres. TaXdai), Ep. to ta& (TaXaffffa, subj. raAdo'o'cu, 77*, 77 : upon onebear, suffer, undergo, endure hardship sometimes absol., esp. in imperat. rXrjdi, bear up, endure: so in pf. part., TCTXIJUTI Bvpy with enduring, patient II. to bear steadfastly, hold out : c. inf. to heart. dare to do something, whether good or bad : also c.
self, to
:
T0t--ydp, strengthd. form of the enclit. Partkle so then, wherefore, therefore, accordingly.
TW,
TOi-yap-ovv Ion. roi-yap-uv, strengthd. form of

Totydp, therefore indeed, therefore assuredly. TOi-yap-TOi, strengthd. form of TOiydp, used at the beginning of a speech or narrative. TOIIV, Ep. for Totv, gen. and dat. dual of <5. TOI-VVV, (rot, vvv) strengthd. form of the Partkle 2. in Att. often used to rot, so then, therefore. continue a speech, further, moreover.
TOIO, Ion. and Ep. for TOV, gen. sing, of Art. o. TOIOS, Toia Ion. roe?;, TOIOV (from T&IO, old
:
ace. to dare a thing,
i.
e.
dare
to
do
it.
T\f\, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of *rAdw. T\T|-00p,os Dor. r\d-, or, (*TAd<w, during soul, stout-hearted.
Sv/zos) of en-
ger>.
of
T\Tj|xevai, Ep. aor. 2 inf. of *TAda>. Adv. of TXrjfjtodv, patiently. TATjjJLOVtos,

.
TO) of such kind, nature or quality, such, such-like, Lat. talis, demonstr. Pron., to which the
6,
77,
:
relat. ofos, interrog. Trcfo*,
and
indefin. TTOJOS corresrefers to
T\irjjJio(7vvrj,
77,
that
which
is
to be
endured, misery,
From endurance, patience. vocat. TXr/pov, (*TXdw~) suffering, T\T||XCJ>V, ovos, 6, 7), I. patient, steadfast, stoutenduring : hence, hearted : also bold, daring: in bad sense, reckless,
distress.
II.
pond Tofos gone before

:
in
:
Homer commonly
it
something
in later authors
to do,
\
to eome, the following. i. e.fit or able to

;
2.
points to something TO?OS c. inf., such as
do
TOIOI dfivveftev able to
assist
rash, Lat. audax. miserable.
II.
full of suffering, wretched,
with an Adj. it makes the sense of the Adj. more prominent, so very,jmt; finct/n)s TOIOS just of moderate size; KfpSaXeos TOIOS so
cf. ofos.
II.
TAfjvat, aor. 1 inf. of rAdcy. T\T)(Ti-Kdp8ios, ov, (*TAd<y, Arap8/a) of patient heart, II. hard-hearted. much-enduring, miserable.
of *TAa<y. T\T|trojjiai, fut. T\TJT, 2 pi. aor. 2 imperat.

rXijTos,
77,
III. Homer uses neut. TCIOV as very crafty. Adv., so, thus, so very, so much. TOiocr8e, ToidSf Ion. TotrjOf, TOIOVOC : Att. also rotoo-8t, etc., like TO?OS, with stronger demonstr. sense,
of *TAcuw.
I.
ov, verb. Adj. of *TAdcu:
act. suffer-
pass, suffered,
II. ing, patient, constant in suffering or labour. endured: to be suffered, endurable.
of such kind, nature or quality ; more commonly of what follows than what has gone before, to which \TOIOVTOS properly refers; tTfpos TotoaSf just such
another.
Tûiyey, Ep. 3
TjATrya),
f-
pi. aor. 2 pass,
of
Tfjirjyca.
[ft]
Tp.<ryov, Ep. for
aor.
med.
:
Tfj,ayov, aor. 2 of T/ZT^CU. ' aor. i T(Ji7ja : aor. 2 Tf-'nfa T/j,ayov : fTfjLrj^dfirjv: aor. 2 pass. fTfj.dyrjv [a] and
tT/zT/77/j/
Ep.
collat.
form of
Tffjiva), to cut,
cleave
parted asunder. Hence TjjLTjSTjv, Adv. by cutting, scratching, grazing. T(X7j0t]vat, aor. I pass. inf. of re/zfcy. T|rf)as, aor. I part, of r/ZTyycw.
Pass, to be divided, be
TOIOVTOS, ToiavTtj, TOIOVTO, Att. also TOIOVTOV: and strengthd. form Att. roiovTOoi, like Tofos and Toto&fif, of such kind, nature or quality : more commonly of what has gone before than what follows, such as the foregoing : absol., tv T$ TOIOVTW, kv rcfs YOIOVTOIS in such a ftate of things strengthd., TOIOVTOS cTfpos also in neut. frtfjpo? TOIOVTOV, T(pa
in
: :
(T^VOJ} cut, hewn, cutinto shape. cut lengtbivise, furrowed.

TJXTJTOS,
T),
uv,
T[XT|TO-crt5r]pos,
ov,
(T/ZT/TOS,
fft'Sr/pos)
TOiovTO-rpoiros, ov, (TOIOVTOS, Tpoiros) of such Adv. -Tpuirojs, after such fashion or kind, such like. a fashion. cut down TOiovr-wStjS, fs, (TOIOVTOS, fi8os) of such kind or
2.
with iron.
ToSC, neut. of u8t.
form.
Toicr8(ri and TOi<r86<ro%, Toto'Secratv, Ep. forms of o5c. , dat. pi.
T006V, demonstr. Adv., answering to relat. oOev and
fe uaj
3,
709
,
o,
(Tofxos,
opx 00 ) captain of the rowers

into
f.
crcu,
(TOX^TTT;) to
wind
off carded
wool
GU each side of the
= 'the right side of the hedge.' TTpaTTcav TOIXOS,

in plur, the sides
ship. TOIXS, o, (Ttfxos) the wall to Tefxos, as Lat. paries to
of a house or court, opp. moenia : proverb., o ev

II.
for spinning. II. metaph. to contrive, 2. to wind up, achieve, accomplish devise, invent. a hard task.
a clew
TOAT'ITH, i),
and made
into
of a
ship.
a clew or ball woundup, wool carded ball for spinning, Lat. glomus. [u]
Topxiios, a, ov, also os, ov, (ro/xiy) cut, cut off; GJCCS TOix<opiixo>, f. rjafa, (Totx^P^X05 ) to be a houseHence breaker, burglar : to play rogue's tricks. To/Kifoi/ a remedy cut ready for use. '" Tojidw, (ro/7) to need cutting; Ttrma. TOÔJI^ a roi\b)p\j\ia, 77, housebreaking, burglary. Toix-copuxs [u],<5, (Torsos, opvffffa)) one who breaks disease that needs the knife. the place from which a thing has TOJJLTJ, 77, (Tffj,vca) through the wall, a housebreaker, burglar : generally, been cut : the end left after cutting, a stump of a a thief, knave.
TOUOJS, Totwo-Se, Advs. of rofos, TOKO;, Dor. for TOT.
TOioVoe
tree
the
end of a beam, where
it
had been cut
off
one who has just brought TOKas, abos, T), forth, Lzt.foeta: as Adj., TOKCZS \eatva a lioness with cubs ; (ft TOfeddojv from one's birth.
(T</)
\iOoi kv TO/XJJ tyyujvioi stones squared at the end. II. a cut, stroke, wound. III. a cutting, cutting off; ftavcris KOI Topi] cautery and the knife.
TOfitos, ov, (ro/457) cut
TOK6TOS, 6, = TOKOS. TOK6VS, (as, a, (Tetcttv) one
up
in pi., TO.
Topia
(sc. icpa),
:
parts of a sacrifice used on taking solemn oaths
cf.
who
begets,
a father :
TOPICS,
77,
plur. TOKeis Ion. TOKrjcs, parents. TOKICO, (TO/COS) to lend on interest
ov, verb. Adj.
of
TffJ.v(a,
cutting, sharp
roidêiv TOKOV
Comp.
to practise usury.
Hence
practice of usury.
TO/MjuTfpos. cutting sharper: Sup. Tofjuiiraros. 1 1. TOJXOS, o, (Tffj.vw} a cut, a piece cut off, a slice.
TOKUTJJIOS,
o, the
a par! of a book rolled up by
TOKOS,
o,
(rfKttv) a bringing forth, birth, the time
II. 2. offspring, young child, son. ofdelivery. metaph. the produce or usance of money lent out, interest, Lat, usura : also in pi., TUKOL TUJCCUV interest
of interest,
i.
e.
compound
interest.
TOKO-<f>opeu>, (TOKOS, 0e/>oj) to bring in interest. Ion. ToXfju) Dor. ToXjAiL, 77, courage to vulture on a thing, boldness, daring. 2. in bad
TO'AMA"
sense, over-boldness,
recklessness,
fut.
Lat. audacia :
bold or daring deed. ToXjJuitrets, Dor. 2
of To\jid<v.
Ion. ToXjJLo), 2 pi. TO\fJ.rJTf

.
Dor. for ToA|
to undertake, take heart to : f. 77*70) : (ToA/wi) 2. to do or bear anything, to endure, undergo. take courage, have the heart or resolution to do a
itself, a tome, volume. Tov9opvfa> or -Co>, to speak inarticulately, mutter: also of inarticulate cries of animals. (Formed from the sound.) TOVOS, o, (TCIVOJ) that which strains and tightens a thing, or that which can itself be stretched, a rope, cord* brace, band ; ol rovoi TUV K\ivtuv the cords of beds also the strand of a rope. 2. in animals, the sinews or tendons, Lat. nervi. II. a stretch2. of ing, tightening; bracing, straining, strain. hence, sounds, a straining or pitching of the voice a tone, note : also the tone or stress falling on a syllable in a verse tovos egdpfTpos hexameter measure. 3. in Music, TOVOI were measures or modes, : of which in the earliest Greek mrsic Lat. modi
: : ;
there
j
were
three,
III.
the
Dorian, Lydian and Phry:
thing
c. ace.,
ToXpav
dare
itu\tp.ov to venture
all
on war
gian.
vavTa
T0\fj.dv to
things.
exertion offorce, force, intensity also direction, tenour.
ToXjiirjets, f0<ra, ev, Dor. -cUis, Ep. contr. ToXjATjs, Tjaaa, rjv (whence Sup. TOA/WÔTCO-OS) enduring, steadfast, stout-hearted: daring, bold, adventurous.
TO-VVV,
j
= TO
vvv,
f.
Toa.ojA<u,
for the present. -aoop.au, Dep. (Toor) to shoot with a
bow
j
c.
gen. to shoot at, take
aim
at.
ToXp,7]|j.a, aTos, TO, (ToA/âa;)
a daring deed, adven-
ture, enterprise.
To\fj.r)puTtpos.
ToAp.7]p6s, a, uv, (roXp-aca) daring, hold: Comp. Adv. -pus, boldly; Comp. -poTcpov;
pOTOVTOL.
To-aXtTi]S, ov, 6, (TGOV, a.\Krj) a strong archer. To-apxos, o, (TOOV, apx&) master of the bow, a II. the captain of the TOÔTCW at bowman, archer.
Athens.
Toêviua, aTos, TO, (TO/'I;CU) that which is shot, an arrow, bolt; oaov Tutvp.a *iKvetTai as far as an
Sup.
Ep. contr. for ToAêis, q. v. ov, verb. Adj. of ToA/zaa;, one must venrjaffa, rjv,
arrow
reaches,
i.
e.
a bowthot.
the archers.
II.
collective in
ture.
ToXp,T)TT|s, ov, 6, (ToA/zacu) ToXp/Tjros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. to be ventured or hazarded.
plur. for ot
TOOTCU,
a bold, venturous man. from roA/xaa;, ventured,
of ToXfurjeis. 77, ov, irreg. Sup. TO-Xoiirov or divisim TO XOITTOV, (AotTros) as Adv., 2. for the rest, achenceforward, fcr the future.
ToXpiaTaros,
cordingly.
TotvTTjs, ov, u, (TOVQJ} a bowman, archer. TogevTos, 77, 6v, verb Adj. of Tot'o>, struck by an arrow, shot. f. au, (T<JOV) to shoot with the bow, use the 2. bow: c. gen., Toevfiv TIVUS to shoot at a mark. II. metaph. to shoot or wound with an arrow. to shoot as from a bow, discharge, launch forth.
TOU,
710
(TOOV, dpapcfj/) furnished with the of or for the bow. rogiKos, 77, ov, (TOOJ/) of or for the bow: skilled in 2. 77 TOIKT] (sub. Ttx^), bowthe use of the bow. manship, archery. Togo-Sdiids, avTos, o, and Tog6-SajJ.vos, ov, (rcgov,
Tog-TjpTjs,
fs,
o),
properly,
= roptoj, to
bore through: metaph.

II.
bow.
2.
to
sing in a piercing tone.

2. to chase, -Lat. caelare.
to
work
in re-
lief.
*TOPE'fl,
aor.
I
:
obsol. pres.,
whence
aor. 2 Zropov,
aô
(Toprjaa, part. Toprjffas, and redupl. fut. TCTOto bore, pierce. II. metaph. to utter in pô-a;
8a/ttz<w)
subduing with the bow; ToôSafwos "Apiys the

i.
of the Persians, see roov. TO'SON, TO, a bow, its arrows being oiaroi or tot, the string vevpd or vevpov often in pi. TOCC, because the bow consisted of two pieces of horn joined by
war of archers,
e.
a loud and piercing tone. ropp-os, o, a hole, socket
Hence
:
the
nave of a wheel.
the 7T77X US in the middle ; Toa nraiveiv to draw the As the bow was the Oriental weapon, TOOU bow. ' pvfM, i. e. the Persians, is opp. to Aoyx 77 * tff X vs > * e> the Greeks, whose chief weapon was the spear ; see
II. in plur. Too8a/xos. even the arrows only.
TOpvevTO-Xvp-acT'iriSo-TnjYos, o, (ropvevca, \{>pa, dffiris, trr]yvvp.i) lyre-turner and shield-maker. T0pvtco, f. oca, to turn, work with a lathe and chisel, Lat. tornare : metaph. of verses, to turn neatly, round
also,
bow and arrows,
or
and generally, to twist round. From 6, (Topccu) a carpenter's tool to draw a circle II. a turner's chisel, with, compasses, Lat. tornus. a lathe-chisel. Hence
off:
ropvos,
Topvoojjiai,
f.
-waofiai, Dep. to
make round, mark
To(joiroico,
f. 770-0;,
Tofjo-iroios, ov,
make like a bow, to arch. From (Toov,.iroia;) making bows.

to
off with compasses; ropvdxravTO aijâ they rounded ojfihe barrow; oa(pos vrjos Topvajaerai dvfjp he will
Togoo-vvr],
77,
Togo-Teux^s,
e's,
(TUÔV) bowmanship, archery. (TOOV, T6ux cct ) armed with the how.
archer.
II.
round him q^"the

ropes, a, ov,
thrilling.
2.
ship's
(Tcipca) piercing;
bottom. of the voice, piercing,
TogoTijs, ov, o, (TOOI>) a bowman, at Athens, of TOOTCU were the police, also called 0ai, because they were public slaves bought from the
parts north of Greece.
Adj.,
2u-
II. metaph. clear, distinct, plain. of persons, sharp, quick, smart. Toporiyi or T0p<m, imitation of a bird's note. TopijvTj, 77, (reipoj) a stirrer, ladle to stir things boil-
Togons, t8os, fern, of TOOTT]S, an archeress; as TOOTJS x ( 'tp an archer hand. Tog-ov\Kos, ov, (TOOV, e\Kai) drawing the bow ;
XrjiM the spirit of archers,
see rogov.
:
i.
ing, Lat. tudicula. \y] Toptivcj, (ropvvrj) to stir, stir
up or
about, [u]
TOcr&Kis Ep. TOo-<riKi [aj, Adv. (TOO*OS) so

times, so often.
many
TOOV\KOV
Persians
;
e.
of the
as
Togo-4>6pos, ov, (TOOV, <ppcu) bearing a bow
Subst., Too(p6pos, o, TOOTT/S, an archer, bowman. TOirdtov, TO, Towages. TO'IIAZOS, 6, the topaz, a precious stone.
f. daca, (TOTTOS) to guess, divine. To -ndv, altogether, quite, wholly: ro-irdv, Adv., cs TOTrar in general, for the mass.
T0iru,<o,
TOO-OS Ep. TOCTO-OS, 77, ov, Lat. tantus, of Size, so great; of Space, so wide; of Time, so long ; of Number, so many ; of Sound, so loud ; generally, so much, so very: answered by the Relat. oVos but TO<TOS often stands alone in Homer, as rpls roaoi thrice as many. In Homer r6aov and rooaov are often Adv.,
;
so much, so far, so very, Lat. tantum; \irjv roaov so much too much. 2. f/e roaov, so long since.
To-irapavTiica, Adv.,
instant.
avriKa, immediately, on the
T0-irapoi0e, -0ev, Adv., irdpoiOe. TO-irdpos, Adv., iidpos. [a]
Tocrocr-Se Ep. TO(r<r6(r-8, -7786, -oVSe, = rocrcs, with stronger demonstr. force, so great, large, wide, etc.: c. inf. so II. strong, so able to do a thing.
Too*ov5
Toir-apxos, o, also 77, (TOTTOS, apxf) ruling over a place : as Subst., rorrapxos, o, T), a master or mistress. TO'IIOS, 6, a place, spot, Lat. locus; x^ ov ^ s v <* s ruvos the whole space of earth. 2. place, position. 3. a place or passage in an author, Lat. locus. III. metaph. a place, occasion, opportunity.
Ep. Too'o'oVo'e, as Adv., so very, so much, to such a degree. ToaovT-dpi0p,os, ov, (roffovTOS, apiOpos) of so large
a number, [d] TOCTOVTOS Ep. TOO-O-OVTOS, -avTT), -OVTO Att. -r>v~ rov, = TOO-OS, with a stronger demonstr. force, so
great, so large, etc. : also to designate a very small degree, hence roaovrov, only so much, so much and no more ; Is TOGOVTO, Lat. eatcmis, so far ; Zrepov TOffovro as great, as much or many II. again. TOGOVTO or -ov, Ep. roaaovTO or -ov, as Adv., so
TO TTpO'. TO-TTplV, Adv., TO irpuadev. TO-irpoo-Ocv, Adv.,

TO-irpwTov, Adv.,
first place.
= = TO
irpwrov, first, at first, in the
much, so far.
a circling or wheeling round. Topciis, ecus, o, (ropevca) the graver of a sculptor. II. a borer, auger.
Topj/eu/ia,
Topeujjui, TO, embossed work,
work
in relief.
II.
TOo-otiTocrC, roffavrrji, TOGOVTOVI, Att. for TOO"O{;TOS. Tooxrdici and TOcr<raKis, Adv. Ep. for roadicis. [a]
To<r<ras, in Dor.
of an obsol.
pres.,
= Tiryx^
form ruaaais,
>/aJ '
to
= TVX&V, aor. ^> hit upon.
I part,
TOpevTos, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of ropevca, relief or chased: metaph. elaborate.
worked in
Too-o-fjvos, Dor. for TOCTOVTOS. , 77, ov, Ep. for
711
Toorcrocr-Se -17-8*, -cV-8e, Ep. for TOcroaSe.
TOO-O-OVTOS, TOffOVTOS.
-avrrj,
-OVTO and -OVTOV, Ep.
for
Sopa),
o, ov, poet, for Tpdyfoa: Tpayeiij (sub a goat's skin, [a] Tpay-Xa4>os, o, (Tpdyos, eA.a<os) the goat-stag, a.
77,
TOOXJS, Adv. of TOCTOS, so much, as much. TOTC, Adv. at that time, then : often in Att
time, formerly mous time.
:
sometimes emphatic, at joined with other Particles, Tore 817, TOT' eTretTa, 8?) TOTC -ye. 3. with the Article, of ToYe people then Iv T TOT* in the tbeii\ Tp3yT]p.aTici>, f- ff<a to eat sweetmeats : so also in living time. It answers to the Relat. 6Ve and Med. TpctyrjiMiTlôfjLCii. interrog. irore. II. TOT, Adv. at times, now and then, mostly in answerrpSylKos, "hi v (Tpdyos} of or for a goat. Tore 8e at one time ing clauses, TOT* jueV TpayiKos of or for a tragedy, tragic (cf. Tpayufiia) at another ; TOT' f) TOT', at one time or other. hence \rjpos the tawdry decorations of tragedy : TO-TrapTov, Adv. = TO T6TapTov,for the fourth time, generally, stately, majestic ; in bad sense, pompous : like Towparrov, etc. Adv. -KOJS, in tragic style. = Tijvifca. [?] TO-TTJVIKO, or divisim TO TrjvtKa, Adv., Tpdytvos, 77, ov, (Tpdyos) like Tpdycios, of a he-goat. TOTo|3pi, imitation of a bird's note. rpayioxos, o, Dim. of Tpdyos, a young he-goat. ro-TpiTov, Adv., = TO TP'LTOV, for the third time ; cf. rpayo-KovpiKos, 77, uv, (rpdyos, Kovpd) of or for
2.
;
aforfthat fa,
fabulous creature mentioned in Aristophanes. rpdyeos, a " ( Tpdyos) of or from a he-goat; Tpayrj (sub. 8o/>a), ?;, a goat's skin, [a] Tpdyr)p.a, aTos, TO, (rpayeiv) mostly in plur. sweetmeats, dessert, Lat. hellaria.
>
>
. .
. .
TOTtTOpTOV. [?] TOV, gen. of Art.

TOV,
enclit.,
shearing he-goats.
o,
and interrog. Pron.

enclit.
ris.
Tpayo-KTOvos,
goats.
ov, (Tpdyos,
/CTetVcw)
of slaughtered
gen. of
Pron.
TIS.
Toi-poXov, Att. crasis for TOU offoXov. TOUK, Att. crasis for TOV e. TO\5Xa<r<rov, Alt. crasis for TO c\affffov.
pits smelling like
TpSyo-ndtrxciXos, ov, (Tpdyos, pjaa\d\rf) with arma he-goat.

Tpayo-irovs, TroSos,
6,
77,
TOvAaxio'TOv, Att.
crasis for
TO fXaxi
Tpayos,6,(Tpayiv}ahe-goat,
Tpd-yo-o-iceXTjs, es, (rpdyos,
(Tpdyos, Trots) goat-footed. II. Juzt.bircus, caper.
Tou\v0epov,
Att. crasis for TO
the smell of the arm-pits, Lat. hircus
alarum.
goat-shanked,
TOUJJLOV, Alt. crasis for TO c/ioV. TOtjjxiraXirV, Att. crasis for TO ffjiira\iv.
ovfeA.cs)
of Pan.
Toup.ir68<ov, Att. crasis for TO" T0vp.irpoo-0v, Att. crasis for TO e

TOvjjL<J>aves, Att.. crasis for TO tfj.<pave$. TOvjji<J>i)Xov, Att. crasis for TO p(pv\ov.
Dor. for Tpwyu, like irpdros for irpwTos. [a] to act a tragedy : {. T/ffQ}, (TpaywSus) Pass. generally, to represent or exhibit in tragedy : II. metaph. to be made the subject of a tragedy.
,
Touvavriov, Att. crasis for TO cvavTiov. TOVVCKO,, Att. crasis for TOU iW/ra,/or that reason,
therefore.
to tell in tragic phrase, to declaim,
speak theatrically.
Hence
a tragedy or heroic play, invented by them of lyric character (rpathen transplanted to Athens, where it 5 yiKol See rpaywfius. assumed its dramatic character. rpaycpSiKos, 77, 6v, (Tpayyous} befitting a tragic poet
rpaycoSia,
77,
TOtrvOcvSe, Att. crasis for TO ivdevSe. Tovvop.a, Att. crasis for TO ovopa.
crasis for TO tvTtvdev, henceforth. TOvireKeiva, Att. crasis for TO eireKciva. TOVIITOS or TOVTTOS, Att. crasis for TO ITTOS.
the Dorians, and with
xP0
TOtrvT'00v, Att.
or tragedy.
or rovpYOv, Att. crasis for TO Zpyov. Toipavov, Att. crasis for TOU ovpavov.
rovpYov
TpftycpSo-SiSao-KaXos, o, (Tpayy^s, SiSdffiecu) tragic poet, who himself trained the chorus and actors.
II.
TOVTOKIS orYovraia, Adv poet. for TuT(,then.

so
times, so often, [a] TOvreC, Adv., Dor. for TOUT??, in that direction, there,
many
yonder.
TpaYcpSo-iroios, ov, (Tpay&dus, Troie'a;) making traas Subst., TpayuSoiroios, o, a tragic poet. : Tpay-w86s, o, (Tpdyos, doidos contr. cJSos) a tragic poet and singer, as the poet took part in the perform-
gedies
Tovrfpov, Ion. crasis for TO tTepov. TOVT006 Adv. (OJTOS) hence, thence. TOVTuiOev, Dor. Adv. (OUTOS) thence. To<j>pa. Adv. of Time, tip to that time, so long ; anII. Tocppa. someswering to the Relat. ctypa. times stands absol meantime, meanwhile.
,
ance of his play
later,
the term TpaywSus was con-
fined to the tragic actor. Properly, the goat-singer, either because a goat was the prize, or because the actors were clothed in goat-skins.
TPA"NH'5,
distinct.
e's,
piercing:
metaph. clear, plain t

Tpavrjs.
Tpa-yfiXifto,
= Tpwyca.
a, ov,
rpuvos,
77,
oV, collat.
form of
of or from the cify Tpayaffai in Epirus but of swine, us Tpayaaaia tpaivfTat, with allusion to Tpa^tiv, to eat: and again Tpayaffaiov irarpos, with play upon Tpdyos, a goat.
TpoyStraios,
:
rpuvoo), (Tpavus) to make clear, plain, distinct. Tpavws, Adv. of Tpavrjs, clearly, distinctly.
rpaire, for erpaTre, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Tpcrra}. [a] rpa-ireâ [rpa], rjs, 17, a table, esp. a dining-table ; ev/77 Tpd-jrcfa the hofpi'alli board; Tpawf^rj KOI
etv, aor. 2 inf.
of Tpu-yu.
712
5exo~&u
table,
to
entertain at
bed and board.
2 a
II. a money-changer's dinner, meal. III. table or counter, a bank, Lat. mensa argentaria. any table or fiat surface, a tablet, Lat. tabula. (Ace. to some from Tfrpa-, ircfa; ace. to others from T/)t-,
6, the throat, neck, [d] Ion. TpT|Xis, Tvos, 77, Trachis, a city and disrict in Thessaly, named from its mountainous surface
TPA'XHAOS,
Tpuxts
Tpa^vs).
Hence
irffa
Hence Horace speaks of mettsa tripes.) ecus, 6, at or o/a /aWe; /ewes Tpa-ne^fjes dogs that were fed at mealtime. or banker. From TpaireZjiTeuw, to 6e a money-changer Tpan-6rtjs [i], ov, 6, (Tpanrefa) one who keeps an Lat. mensaexchange-table, a money-changer, banker, Hence rius, argentarius. a banker or banking. Tp5TretTiKos,77, ov, concerning
:
TpaxCvtos, a, ov Ion. Tpt]xivios, 77, ov, of or from Trachis, Trachinian; at Tpaxivtai the Tracbinian
TpaircSevs,
women,
title
1
of a tragedy by Sophocles.
[y~\
: :
jdx^V *
:
Ion. TpTjxvvco
f.
i;i/a)
pf.
Pass., aor. I
erpaxvvOrjv
:
pf. rfrpdxvfffjiai
rfrpax^Ka'. and Tt-
to make \XVfj.ai (rpaxus) rough, rugged : in Aesch. Theb. 1045? rpa,x vv * refers to Tpayi/s o dijfJLOs just before, call them, make them rough.
TpaiTio|Xv, Ep. for rpaireaifjiev, rpairojuev, aor. 2 pass., both of repira} and rpeirca.
I pi.
TpdiTor8a, 77, Dor. for rpiittfa. Tpaircr0ai, aor. 2 med. inf. of rpcTrca. Tpdire<rK, Ion. 3 sing. impf. of rpdirca -rpeirca. [a] TPATIE'ft, to tread grapes : hence Lat. trapetes, trapetum, an oil-press. Tpairfjvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of rpeiro). TpaTrr]Tov, verb. Adj. of Tpeiroo, in pass, sense, one
TPA~XT'2j Ion. Tprjx'us, fid, v, rough, rugged: metaph. rough, harsh, savage. rpdx'UTTjs, 77x05, 77, (rpaxvs) roughness, ruggedness : the sharpness of a bit: metaph. roughness, harshness. Tpdx<>, Dor. for rptx03 \&\ Tpdxwv, wvos, o, a rugged, stony district : hence as
'
fem. Subst.
TpaxWTis,
ioos,
Tracbonitis,
i.
e.
the
rugged country. TPEIT2;, of, at, TpCa,

ace. Tpfis, Tpia
:
TO.
THREE,
of,
gen. rptSJv ; Lat. TRES, tria.
dat. Tpiai;
must
turn.
if
Tpcur-Kai-ScKa,
Lat. tredecim.
at,
Tpia-ttai-offca, rd, thirteen,
Tpdirw, Ion. for rptifoj. [d] rpacnd, 77, (from rapcros, as

figs on.
rapaid] a crate
to
dry
to lisp, Tpav\(<>, balbutire; so of children.

f. iffca,
mispronounce a
letter,
Lat
From
Lat. balbus
:
TPATAO'5,
77,
6v, lisping,
of the
and impf., (Tpe'o>) Lat. II. c. inf. to tremo, to tremble, quake, quiver. tremble orfear to do also c. ace. to tremble at, fear. TpcTTTecv, verb. Adj. of rpeircu, one must turn.
:
TpcCo), poet, for rpeou. Tpe(Ji(t), only used in pres.
swallow, twittering.
rpavjia Ion. rpoifxa, aros, TO, (nrpuffKcv) a wound, hurt ; dm) TOV rpaâros drroOvrjaKeiv to die of the III. II. a hurt, damage, as of ships. wound. Hence metaph. a blow, disaster, defeat. Tpavuarias, ov, 6, Ion. Tpcou, a wounded man. TpaujJulTifco Ion. Tptoji-, f. iffcu, (rpavjjia) to wound.
,
TPE'JIH Ion. Tpdiro) : f. Tptifxu: aor. I trp(\f/a: aor. 2 frpaTTov : pf. Tfrpo(pa or rfrpacpa : Med., aor. 2 frpaTrofjiTjv : Pass., aor. I (TptfpOrjv Ion. frpd(p&r)V : aor. 1 frpairrjv, whence Ep. i plur. rpairdonfv (for
rpaTTtcafjifv, rpairwfj.fv)
:
pf. TfTpafJ.fJ.ai,
3 plur. Tfrpd:
Qarat
imperat.
TfrpatyOi, rfrpd<pQci)
;
plqpf.
<T:
rpa.fj.prjv,
Ep. 3 sing, rirpa-rrro

;
Tpa4>ep.6v, Ion. for rpatyctv, aor. 2 inf. of rpe<pca see Tpe<p!U n. 4.
to turn, Lat. vertere
3 plur. reTpdtparo js Tt to turn, rpfireiv Tivd
Tpd4>6v, Ep. and Aeol. for crpatyrjaav 3

paSS.
pi.
aor. 2
of Tpe<pQ). [d] Tpa<}>ep6s, a, ov, (rptyaj) like rpocpis, well-fed, fat, solid, substantial : rpacpfprj (sub. 777), as opp. to vyprj, dry land, em Tpatyeprjv re KOI vyprjv over dry land
guide to a thing : Pass, and Med. to turn, betake oneself, Lat. converti ; em epya rpe-rrfffQai to turn or g-o to work; also of place, dvr' ?}eAioto Tlead,
rpaiJ.fj.evos
to
turned towards the sun turn oneself to (i.e. take) a course
Tpetrecrdai oSoj/
;
wof
Tpairajfjni
and
sea: as Subst. of rpcKpepot or rd rpa<pfpd, thefishes. Tpd<J>Tj [d], Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. Tpa4>fjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of Tpe<pa>.
Tpdcfxi), Aeol.
and Dor.
for rpe<p<a.
.[i
Tpdx^cos Ion. rpT|Xws, Adv. roughly, harshly; rprjxews TTfpiecpOfjvai to be roughly handled. TpaxTjXia, rd, (TpaÂos) scraps of meat from abou the neck thrown away, gristle,
offal.
which way must I turn me? II. to turn, i. e. turn round, put about; also, -ndXiv rpeireiv to turn back to turn away, divert : irpeirfiv rr/v opyr)v c is Tiva to divert anger on any one Pass, and Med. to turn round. 2. to turn another way, alter, change : Pass, and Med. to be changed, change : absol., rpdnofiai I am changed, change my opinion : also, ot>os III. rpeirerai the wine is turned, become sour.
: :
to
T P^X Tl^ l dto, (rpdxÂos)

:
to
arch the neck, as a pam-
pered horse metaph. to be haughty, headstrong. TpSxT)Xico, f. iffca, (rpdxr]\os) to take by the throat: to bend back the victim's neck, hence to expose to view
lay bare.
turn or put to flight, rout, defeat : later, rpfireiv Lat. convertere infugam, to put to flight : Pass, to be put to flight, turn and flee : Med. to turn oneself to flight, flee. IV. to turn away or
els (pvyriv,
off,
upset.
V. to overturn, keep off: to hinder, prevent. VI. to turn, apply to a purpose.

I inf.
TpaxTiXo-SeoôTTjs, ov, 6, (rpaxôs, 8cr/to) as masc. Adj., chaining the neck.
Tp&rom,
Ep. for rptaai, aor. Tp4>0Tjvai, aor. I pass. inf.
of
rpe'cu.
TPE'f2
Aeol. and Dor. Tpd^xo [a]: fut. Opfyca: aor. i fOpfâ: Ep. aor. 2 erpatyov: pf. rcVpocpa: Pass., aoi. I (6pe<f>6r)v aor. 2 (rpdfprjv [a] pf. rtQpaup.ai to raafo _/?rm or and rfOpffj.fj.at, inf. rtOpOKpOai
: : :
Tpi/37?.
713
:
TPE'4n
bute of Neptune
generally, a three-pronged spear.

to
Hence
Tpicuvoto,
f. cuffQ},
move
or heave with the trident
40//W, to thicken or
milk
intr.
congeal; yd\a Bptyai. to curdle Pass., with rvpbv rp*(piv to make cheese conpf. act. rerpocpa, to become firm, curdle,
:
to heave or prise up, overthrow ; rpiaivovv rt)y yfjv Sitci\\r) to break up the ground with a mattock.
hence
II. commonly, to nourish, feed, make to or increase, nurse, bring up, rear: Med. to rear for oneself: Pass, to grow, grow up, wax, thrive, increase : hence to be born : and simply, to //*,
geal.
rpiuKas Ep. and Ion. Tpt/qtcas, a5os, 77, (rpefs, II. the thirtieth rpia), the number thirty. day of the month, also in pi. Tpia.Kao'es. III. also any
division of thirty.
Tpiu,Kov0-ajji|xaTOS, ov, {rpiaKovra, a^jLa) with or
grow
of thirty knots.
TpidKovO-Tincpos Ion. Tpii]KovTT|}xepos Dor. rptaKovTCL}XpO5, ov, (rpLOLKOVTa, Tjufpd) of thirty days. TpiaKovra Ep. and Ion. TpirjKOVTa, of, at, rd, indecl. (rpefs, rpt'a), Lat. TRIGINTA , thirty. II.
:
fo.
2.
of slaves,
to
&/>, maintain: of
plants, to
rair, tewc? ; rpe(pfiv KufJijv to cherish one's hair, wear it comam alere : of the earth, sea, etc., to /owg-, Lat. yeerf, rear, nourish, produce, Lat. nutrire, alere: hence
poet, to contain, have.
III.
Homer
uses aor. 2
as Subst. of Tpidfcovra
I. at
Sparta, the council
act. fTpacpov in intrans. or pass, sense, as, erpacpe for fTpd<prj, rpa<ptTT]v for Tpa<pf)Tt]v, inf. rpacptftei/ (Att.
Tpatyttv') =rpa<prjvai.
TPE'Xn
2. at Athens, the of thirty, assigned to the kings. thirty tyrants, appointed on the taking of Athens by ' Lysander (B. C. 404).
Dor.
rpaxw
[a]
fut.
flpât
aor. I
ZOpega: but
more commonly (from Root *APE'Mfl),

:
TpittKOVTa-TTjs Ion. rpnr)K-, e's, (rptaKovTa, eros) II. of or thirty years old. lasting thirty years :
also fern. -CTIS, i8os:
fut. opa.fj.ovfj.ai Ion. Spayue'o/uai poet. Spdfj.ofj.ai
aor. 2
Att. contr.
TpiaKOVTOvrqs,
(s
to n^, tSpafjov: pf. 8e8pdfj.ijfca [a] poet. SeSpofja: 2. c. ace. Lat. currere : of things, to ynot/f quickly.
loci, to
fem.
rpia/tovrovTis, iSos, whence cnrovSai a thirty years' truce.
TpiatcovTovridts
oi/er. 3. c. ace. cognato, rpf\(iv opoTpiaKOVTa-i5Y<>s, ov, (jpiaKOvra, vyov} with or of run a course metaph., (ryoiras SpafifTv irept thirty benches of oars. hence eaurot/ to rwn a race for one's life or safety rpiaKOVT-apxia, 17, (rpidteovTa, apxcu) the rule of the without cpuuov or dywva, to run a risk or chance, as thirty tyrants at Athens cf. rpidfcovra n. 2. a race for one's life ov, (rpiaKovra, opyvia) of thirty if/v\fjs to run also, trap' tv ird\aiop.a e5pafie VIKOV he was within one fathoms. bout of carrying oft the victory. TpiuKovropos Ion. TpujKovTepos, ov, with thirty
fj.ov
rw
to
Tpi|/uiv, 3
TPETl
hence
to
pi. Ep. aor. I opt. of rptirca. poet. Tpeiw, inf. rpetv : f. -rpfffca
:
aor. I
:
Tp(ffa Ep. Tptcraa
to tremble, quake, esp. for fear
run away, flee, fly: 6 rpfffas
the coward.
II.
oars : as Subst. rpioKovropos (sub. vavs), rj, a vessel of thirty oars. TpidKOVT-ovrrjs, cs, see rpiaKovTaerijs. TpietKOVT-wpvyos, ov, more correct form ofrpiaKOVT"
upyvios.
trans, to fear, dread, be afraid of, c. ace.
Tp-fâ, arcs, TO, (riTpdca) that which is pierced or bored through : a hole, aperture. TpTjjiaToeis, fffffa, (v, (rpâ) with many boles,
rpiuKocrioi Ion. TpnjKoo-iot,
at, a, (rpefs,
rpta)
thiêe
hundred, Lat.
triceni.
porous.
TpTjpcov, owos, u, 17, (rpccw) fearful, timorous, shy : epith. of doves (WAetcu or TreXetaSes) : hence later as Tr6\eta, a dove. Subst., rprjpojv, fj,
TplttKO(TlO-(l8lfJlVOS, OV, (rpiaKOfflOt, fJ.t8llJ.VOs} Of three hundred medimni : of rpiaffoaiofjLfSifj.voi those
whose property produced three hundred medimni^ which was the qualification for admission into the Athenian 'iTTTrffs.
TptuKOcrTos Ion.
tieth:
77
fut.
,
TpiT|!C
17,
through ; work.
bored or pierced rp^ra \ex fa bedsteads perforated for inlaid

77,
6v, verb. Adj. of nrpd<a,
rpiaKOffrrj (sub. /xotpa),
6v, (rpicLKOVTa) the thira duty of one thirtieth.
for rpr^xvs, rpa\vs. t], ov, poet, Adv. era, v, Ion. for rpa^ys
:
pos, o, (rpid^ca) a conqueror: see rptaâ;. Tpi-dp(ji.vos, ov, (rpia, dpfifvov) with three sails. Tptds, a5os, 77, (rpefs) the number three, a triad.
17, ov, (rp/jScu) rubbed, worn, Lat. tritus : a threadbare coat : cf. Tpi@cuv. Tpt|3a\Xoi, the Triballi, a people on the borders of Thrace hence as a name for barbarian gods.
,
s,
Sup.
rpt-, in
compds. three times, thrice, Lat. ter. rpia, neut. from rpefs.
7)
Tpifiaitr)
rpuaô), f. dacu, (rp/a) to conquer, vanquish ; metaph. from a wrestler, who did not win until he had thrice thrown his adversary, or conquered him in three bouts : hence, 5td rpiSiv dir6\\vadai to be utterly un-
Tpt-/3\Y]s,
Tpt(3T|,
77,
rubbing
pleasant
fs, (rpi-, /StAos) three-pointed. II. metaph. a (rpiprjvai) a rubbing. or grinding away, wearing away : also of
done.
Tpiaiva,
77,
(rpt'a) Lat. tridens, a trident, the attri-
time, the spending ; fiios OVK adapts fs TT}V rpiPrjv a life in the spending. 2. a busying oneself a 5
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about a thing, practising
tice,
it,
rprfpTis.
practice
:
also
mere pracis
routine.
3. that
about which one
busied,
the object of one's care. 4. delay, putting off, evasion ; 4s rpifias f\dv to seek delays ; and without a
TpC-Yovos, ov, (rpi-, ffvtffdai} produced at three births, of children ; rpijovoi Kopai three daughters. pi-Y<ovos, ov, (rpi-, yowia) three-cornered, triangular.
Hence
Verb,
rpifZas In no more delays. of rpi(3u. Tptp-qvai, aor. 2 pass. inf.

/LIT)
plur. as Subst.,
jests.
[<z]
Tpt|3oX-iCTpdiTeXos, ov, (rpi@o\os, tferpa-rrtXtis) neut. rpi&oX(KrpJureXa unmannerly, coarse
Tpi-poXos, ov, (rpi-, /SccAe?!/) three-pointed, threeI. a II. as Subst., rp/jSoAos, 6. pronged. 2. in plur. smart sayings, prickly plant, burr. 2. in plur. also, a threshing-machine. gibes. Tpt{3os, 7), also 6, (rpipfjvai) a worn or beaten track,
II. a musical instrurpiYwvov, TO, a triangle. ment of triangular form. [?] rpi-SovXos, ov, (rpi-, SovAos) a slave through three generations, thrice or trebly a slave. Tpt-8pa)(p.os, ov, (rpi, 8pax/7) worth or weighing three drachms.
Tpt-8u<TTi]vos, ov, thrice wretched.

coiled
Tpi-eXiKTOS, ov, (rpi-, \iaoo}) thrice wound or : of a rope, consisting of three strands or cords. Tpu-jif3oXos, ov, (rpi-, c'/i/3oAoi') with or like three
rpu-eo-irepos, ov, (rpi-, lo-rripa.} in three successive
a road, path: a path of life,

rplfyis.
the
high road, highway.

II.
course, career.
III.
2. metaph. a rubbing, like
ships' beaks.
metaph. practice.
rpiif/a)
:
2. delay.
nights.
TPI'BH
pf.
[t]
:
f.
rerpfya
Pass., fut.
aor. I trpitya, inf. rpityai : rpKpOrjaofMi, fut. 2 rpi(3r)-
crofMi, paullo-p. fut. rfrpiif/ofjuii, also fut. med. Tpfyopai in pass, sense : aor. I crpi(p6r]v : aor. 2 erpi^rjv
it out,
Tpi-CTrjpis, (8os, (rpi-, ZTOS) fern. Adj. triennial : as Subst. (sub. foprrj} a triennial festival. Tpt-tTTjs, ov, o, (rpi-, CTOS) of three years, three
years old.
rpicTta, triennium.
to rub : esp. to rub corn, thresh because the Greeks threshed corn by rubbing it: also to grind, pound, bruise : to rub a thing in or on another [4ox\ov rpiif/ai ev oÔaXfjiS to grind the stake in his eye ; \pvaov Raaavca rpifffiv to rub gold on a touchstone, so as to test its purity: Med. to
[t]
pf. rerpifjiâi
77,
Adv. rpicres, three years long. (rpisrrjs) a space of three years, Lat.
ts,
Tpt-tYT|S,
6,
77,
and rpi-^vyos,
ov,
:
and rpi-fv^, vyos,

three-fold, triple
:
(rpi-,
f.
vyrjvai} three-yoked
also simply three.

part, rerpiyws,
rub upon another, hence to infect, defile with. II. to rub away, grind down, wear out, damage, bruise : of a road, to wear or tread it smooth. 2. of Time,
to wear away, spend ; rpifieiv (3iov to pass away life, Lat. terere vitam : absol. to waste time, tarry. 3. metaph. of persons, to wear out, oppress : of a country, to ravage : of money, to waste, squander. 4. to wear or use : Pass, to be much busied or engrossed
rpica; pf. rerplya with pres. sense; Ep. pi. rtrpiywres for rerpiyorcs; plqpf. trfrpiyeiv Ep. nrpiyeiv, with sense of impf. of animals and birds, to make a shrill, piercing cry, to squeak : of ghosts, to squeak, gibber : also of joints, vwra rerpi'yfi their backs cracked: of things, to creak, grate, jar, Lat. stridere. (Formed from the
TPI'Zn,
sound.)
rpi/rjicAs, <i5os,
with a thing.
TpiJBcofjiES [t],
and Ion. for rpiaKas. 77, Ep. TprqKOVTa, TpujKoaioi, Ep. and Ion. for rpia.K-.
Dor. for rpifiojufv,
I pi. subj. ofrpifioj.
Tpi-Tjp,i-ir68iov, TO, (rpi-, 7///1-, irovs) three halffeet,

i.e.
Tp|3a>v [r], euros, 6, (rpi@fjvai) a worn garment, threadbare cloak. II. as Adj. 6, 77, practised, well versed or skilled in a thing, c. gen.; also c. ace. 2.
absol. as Subst.
afoot and
half.
f.
a hackneyed rogue, crafty knave. TptpwvtKws, Adv. (Tpt<uv) in the fashion of a rpiTpl{3o>viov, TO,
rjaQ}. to be a rpirjpapxos, command a trireme, to be captain of a trireme; c. gen. rpitjpapII. at Athens, X ( vr/os to be captain of a. ship.
TpiTjpapxi>,
to be trierarch, Jit
out a trireme for the public service.
&(ov, cloak-wise.
Hence
Dim. ofrpi@(uv, a small

6,
f),
cloak,
a cape.
Tpi-Ypoov, ovros,
very old.
(rpi-,
ytpuv)
triglia.
triply old, very
Tpujpapxici, 77, (rpirjpapx^} the command of a trireme. II. at Athens, the fitting out of a trireme
for
T),
the public service

TI,
TPITAA-,
a mullet, Lat.
TpiiqpapxiKos,
ov,fittedfor
the office of trierarch. Hence a trierarch or his office.
rpC-YXirjvos, ov, (rpi-, 7X771/05) epith. of ear-rings TpiT|p-apx<>S, o, (rpirjprjs, apx&) the captain of a trior drops, with three II. at Athens, a trierarch, one who had to reme. bright drops or brilliants. Tpi/yXo-tjjopos, ov, (rpiyXa, (pepaj) catching mullets. Jit out a trireme for the public service. TpC-YXC<j>os, ov, (rpi-, yXvcpoj) thrice-cloven : as TptT]p-at)\Tjs, ov, 6, (rpiriprjs, auAe'cw) the flute-player Subst., rpiy\v<j>os, 77, in Doric architecture, the tri- who gave the time to the rowers in a trireme.
glyph, a three-grooved tablet placed at equal distances along the frieze.

Tpi-YXo>xts, IPOS,
three-forked.
-
ffs,
Tpu-T)pT]S, gen. eos Ion. et/s ; ace. a, 77 fis; gen. rpirjpfcov contr. rpirjpwv:
:
plur.,
nom.
o,
77,
(rpi-,
yXajxty three-barbed,
pfiv or ipeffGoo)
thrice-rowed
rpifffj.6s.
Tpt/yp-os, o,
vavs},
77,
rpiYovia,
T),
the third generation.
From
oars,
first
apaproperly an Adj. thrice-fitted or but only used as Subst. rpirjprjs (sub. Lat. triremis, a galley with three banks of built by the Corinthians the lowest rowers
(rpis,
:
:
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being called BaXdfiioi, the middle yyfrcu, and the topmost Opavtrai one man managed each oar. This was the usual size of ships of war; but in later times
;
Tpt-6pXT)S, oy, o, and rpC-opxos, ov, (rpi-, kind offalcon or kite.
quadriremes (Tfrprjpeis), quinqueremes
Tpioro, a sound imitative of a bird's voice. Tpi-iraXai, Adv. (rpi-, iraXai) thrice long since, i. e. very long ago. etc., came into use. on Tpt-iraXaurros, ov, (rpi, iraXaiarr)) three hands Tpi-i]ptTT]S [i], ov, d, (rpiiiprjs) one who serves board a trireme. broad, long, etc. ~ Tpi-iraXros, ov, (rpi-, TraAAcu) thrice-brandished ; Tpi-qpo-iroios, ov,(rplr)pr)s,iroit(a) building triremes. Tpi-K<xpT]vos, ov, (rpi-, Kaprjvov) three-headed. [a] metaph. furious, fierce. ov, (rpi, iravovpyos) trebly a rogue. Tpl-K$SXos, ov, (rpi-, K((f>a\r)) three-headed. ov, Dor. for rpnrfjxvs, q. v. Tpi-icXivos, ov, (rpi-,K\ivr))with three beds or couches, for sleeping or reclining on at meals as Subst., Tpl-irtTTjXos, oi', (rpi-, irtrrjXov) three-leafed. rp'iKXivos (sc. olicos), <5, like the Roman triclinium, a TpC-irqxvs, v, gen. cos, (rpi, irfjx vs-) three cubits long. with three couches ; also rpiicXivov, ru. diningroom TpL-m0Tjivos, 77, ov, (rpi-, 7Ti'077os) thrice apish.
(irevrrjpeis),
,
TpC-cXcocrTOS, ov, (rpi-, KXwOca) thrice spun.
rpiTrXa^, dos,
Kupvs)
triplex,
[i]
o,
7),
(rpis)
triple,
threefold,
Lat.
Tpt-KopvOos, ov, and rpt-Kopus, with triple plume.
ij&os, o, (rpi-,
Tpi-Kopo>vos, ov, (rpi-, Kopujvif) thrice a crow's age. rpi-Kpdvos, ov, (rpi-, Kpavov) three-headed, with
triple crest.
va(?os) holding three Kvadoi. rpi-Ktifua, 77, (rpi-, Kvpa) the third wave, a huge, overwhelming wave, since every third wave (as also
much,
rpiTrXdo-tos, a, ov, (rpi-) thrice as many, thrice as thrice as great as, c. gen.; neut. rpiirXaoiov as Adv., rpnrXdffiov &ov thrice as much as you.
Tpt-Kva0os, ov, (rpi-.
TpC-irX60pos, ov, (rpi-, itXtOpov) three plethra long. ~, v. rpnrXuos.

6v, (rpiirXos)
made
threefold, tripled,
trebled.
every tenth,
cf.
;
than the
evils.
rest
oeKaKvpla) was supposed to be larger metaph., rpiKvpia KCLKMV a flood of
TptX-XioTos, ov, poet, for rpiXiaros, (rpi-,Xiaaop.ai) thrice prayedfor, i. e. often or earnestly prayedfor.
TpiirXpos, rj, ov contr. TpiirXovs, T}, ovv, (rp(is) Adv. TT\OJS, but dat. fem. rpin\ri triple, threefold. is also used as Adv., triply, trebly. Tplir6Be<r<rt, Ep. dat. pi. of rp'nrovs.
Tpt-TToSirjs, ov, 6, (rpi-, TTOVS) three feet long.
TpiXoyia,
TptXo<j>ia,
77,
77,
(rpi-, Ao*yos) a trilogy
see rtrpa\oyia.
triple crest.
From
much
cities
rpi-Xoc|)os, ov, (rpi-, Xo<pos) with three crests. Tpi-jioxap, -pa.Ka.ipa, (rpi-, /xd#ap) thrice-blessed.
Tpt-iroOrjTOSi ov, (rpi-, 7ro#6a>) thrice longed for, or earnestly desired. Tpt-iToXis, ccws Ion. tos, o, 77, (rpi-, TToAts) with three
;
cf.
8fa7roAts.
TpC-jjiTpos, ov, (rpi-, ptrpov) of verses, consisting of three metres ; the metre consisting either of one foot as in dactylic, or of two feet as in iambic verse ; rovos
Tp"-irdXtorTOS, ov, (rpi-, iroXio&) thrice-built, triply or firmly founded.
rpinerpos trimeter iambic verse.
rpi-iToXos, ov, (rpi-, TroAta;) thrice turned up or ploughed, bearing three crops in a year, of corn land.
Tpi-irovrjTOS, ov, (rpi-, irovioj) thrice-worked TpLirovrjTos a dispute between three labourers. TpC-T7Op0os, ov, (rpi-, iropdfca) thrice wasted.
:
nty) of three months, three a period of three months. Tptp.[id, OTOS, TO", (rpi/Boj*) that which is rubbed : metaph., like rpiftuv, a practised, hackneyed knave. Tpi|jLp.6s, o, (rpi&oS) a beaten road, like rpi&os.
rpt-jxTjvos, ov,
;
(rpi-,
(pis
months old
77
TptftajPoi
From Tpijioipta, TJ, triple pay. Tpi-p-oipos, or, (rpi-, poipa.) threefold, triple.
Tpup,op<J>os, ov, (rpi-, /XO/J077) three-formed, triple Mofpcu rpi/jiopfpoi the three fates.
:
Tpi-iTos, ov, o, poiit. for rp'nrovs. \l~\ Tpt-irovs, -TToSos, o, 77, -Troy*', TO, (rpi-, Tim's) three footed, three-legged or with threefeet: measuring three
feet.
old
Xft.
man who
going on three feet ; proverb, of an leans on, a staff, rpinooas_ ooovs orti2. as Subst., rp'nrovs, o, a tripod, a threeII.
Tplv-aKpia, 77, (rpi-, a.Kpa) epith. of Sicily, from its footed brass kettle or caldron ; tripods were often three promontories (&Kpai) : also written Tpivaicia made of exquisite material and workmanship, and deJon. IT) (from rpiva}. dicated in temples. 3. the stool or throne of the Tptvaicpios, a, ov, of Trinacria or Sicily, Sicilian. Delphic priestess.
Tpiv-a, O.KOS, 77, (rpis, aicrj) a trident. Tpi6s, 77, ov, lou. for rpiaaos, threefold, triple; so 8ios for oiaaus. rpt-oSos, 77, (rpi -, o5os) a meeting of three roads,
three cross-roads, Lat. trivium.
(rpi-, o8oi;s) with three teeth : as Subst., rpiooovs, o, a trident. rpi-opyvios, ov, (rpi-, opyvia) three fathoms long.
TpC-irpdros, ov, (rpi-, iriirpaffKu) thrice sold. Tpiimr)p, 77pos, o, (rpifi<u) a rubber or toolfor rubbing
with, a pestle.
Tpi-6Sovs, -vSovros,
6,
77,
a rubber, shampooer. Triptolemus, an Eleusinian, established the worship of Demeter.

ov, 5, (rpi&o))
,
6,
who
Tpi-6po<j)os, ov,
= rpiwpo<po$.
three TpC-TTT^xos, ov, (rpi-, TrrvaaaJ) consisting of three. layers or plates, threefold, triple ; also simply three borses. Tpi-irc>Xos, ov, (rpi-, irwXos) of or with
716
with three poles, rpip-pvjios, ov, (rpi-, pvfios)
i.
e.
Tptoro-os Att.
rpiTTos Ion.
Tpi(jos,
17,
:
with four horses abreast. three times, Lat. ter ; rpls Tpis, Adv. of rpfis, thrice,
roffos thrice as
8ius, (rpis) threefold, Lat. triplex
vv, like Stffaos, in plur. rpefs.
Adv.
>a)s)
-oais, three times.
much
Is rpt's
up to
three times
often
used indefinitely in compds., to strengthen the force of the simple word, like Lat. ter, and our thrice. Proverb., rpts e pdXXeiv to throw thrice six, i. e. the throw (there being three dice), hence to have
highest
the best luck,
[t]
and Tpwro-o-^wros, ov, (rpis, <pdos, a threefold light. Tpt-o-Te-yos, ov, (rpi-, ar^rf) of or with three stories : TO rptcrrfjov (sub. o'iicr]fj.a\ the third story. or xi [t], Adv. of rpiaroixos, in three
Tpio-o-o-4>aif|s, (s,
in
Tpl<r-d0Xios, a, ov, thrice-unhappy. Tpto--aXa<TTOS, ov, thrice-tormented.
thrice-numbered. Tptcr-dpi0jjios, ov, Tpior-d<rp,6vos, ij, ov, thrice-pleased,

tented.
, ov, (rpi-, ffrotxos) in three rows. Tpt-aro|xos, ov, (rpi-, arofta) three-mouthed. three-edged or three-pointed.
II.
i.e.
well-con-
in
Tptcr-dcopos, ov, very untimely. rpiaaOXios. rpur-BciXauos, ov,
also , at, a, (rpis, ^t\tot) three thousand: sing with a collective Subst., TpttrxtAta tWos 3000 horse, [x*]
Tpicr-8vcmr]vos, ov, trebly, i. e. very, miserable. the Tpltr-civas, dSos, 17, (rpts, tvveds) sub. 97/pa, third ninth day in a month ; i. e. the ninth day of the third decad, the 2pth. ov, (rpi-, ffeXrjvr]) of three moons or
Tpi-<rcXtjvos, nights.
o, (rpis, Zirapxos) thrice an overseer. Tpwr-0Svif|S, (s, (rpis, Qavtiv) thrice worthy of death.
Tpi-crc6p,STOs, ov, (rpi, acD/xa) with three bodies, Lat. tricorpor. TpiTaY&woTett, f. ^ff<u, to be a rpiray<aviarr)s, to From play third-rate characters.
who
Tpur-eirapxos,
ot, at, rd, Tpeto*atSetta. Tpi<rKai86Kd-Tn]X'US, v^ gen. eo, thirteen cubits, high,
rpwr-Kat-BsKa,
TpiTâYcwaTT|S,o.C,o,(TptTos, aycaviarrjs) the player takes the third part, a third-rate performer. Tpt/raios, a, ov, (rpiros) of time, in three days, on the third day ; rpiraioi k^hovro they arrived on the 2. three days old ; rpiraios yevofievos third day. after being three days dead. 4. 3. three days ago.
generally for rpiros, third.
long, etc. Tpi<TKai8eica-crrdoTOS, ov, (rpifffeaiSf/ca, lanî) of thirteen times the weight or value. [o"ra] TpioTKatB^KSTOS, rj, ov, (rpifffcaiSeiea) the thirteenth.
Tpi<TKai,8K-6Ti]S, ou,
o,
rpi-rdXavTOS, ov, (rpi-, raXavrov} of three talents weight or worth, [ra] Tpt-TotXds, raXaiva, raXav, (rpi-, rdAas) thricewretched. \r&\
fern,
rpifffcaioctefris,
i8os,
Tpi-ravvoTOs,
ov,
(rpi, ravvoi)
triply stretched or
jj-piateaiotKa, eros) of thirteen years, thirteen years old. Tpto--KaKo8ai(x<)v, ov, gen. ovos, thrice- unlucky,
drawn
out,
i.
e.
very long.
trebly ill-fated.
TpC-aKaX|Xos, ov, (rpi-, OKaXp.6s} with three benches of rowers ; vqcs rpiaitaXfjioi = rpirjpeis.
Tpwr-KardpaTOS,
cursed.
ov, (rpis, Karapa.ofj.aC)
thrice ac-
TpiTaros, T), ov, poet, lengthd. for rpiros, like /ieVaaros for fteffos. [f] a third TptTT)-|x6ptos, a, ov, (rpiros, fiopos) equal to part, forming a third part : as Subst., TpiTTj-(x6ptov (sub. fj.6piov\ r6, a third part. a third part. Tpinrj-fJiopCs, iSos, r/, like rpirtj/Jiopiov,
TptTO-p<i(Jwov [a], ov, gen. ovos, (rpiros, 0aivaj) as third, forming a third foot.
apros
(rpts,
Tpwr-KOiravtoTTOS, ov, (rpis, icoiravifa) thrice struck rpifffcoirdvi'ffTos thrice-kneaded bread.

TpCcr-p.dKap, fem.
going
paKapa, gen. -fm/cdpos,
o,
57,
thrice blest; rpiafw-Kapfs KOI rtrpatcis, Virgil's terque quaterque beati.
fMKap}
TptTO--yvta, 17, the Trito-born, epith. of Minerva ; derived from the lake Tptrcuj/ts in Libya, near which
the goddess was born.
(rpi<u) a squeaking : a squeak. Tpwr-p,vpiot, at, a, (rpis, pvpioi) thrice ten thousand,
Tpurp.6s,
o,
TpiTO-YVTjs, cos, ^, 1piroy^vfia. TptroKew, to bring forth thrice, have three at a
birth.
From
Tpt-roKos, ov, (rpi-, TCK&V) bearing thrice or three
at a birth.
30,000:
also
io
sing,
with a collective Subst.,
as,
Tpiapvpia ITTTTOS thirty thousand horse. \y] Tpwrp-vpio-iroXai, (rpiaiwpiot, iraXai) Adv. thirty
thousand times long ago, immensely long ago. Tpio--o\vnmo-vKT]s, ov, 6, (rpis, thrice victorious at Olympia. [vl]
'
rptros, 77, ov, (rpis, rpts) the third, Lat. tertius ; rpiros (\0ctv to come as third, i. e. with two others ; rpiros yevecOai to be third in a race Is rpirrjv tofjfJLtpav on the third day, i. e. the day after
;
Tpi-cnri0anos, ov, (rpi-, oiriQap-fj) three spans long. Tpi-o-Trov8os, ov, (rpi-^TTovor)} tbrice-poured,forming a triple libation or drink-offering.
Tpto-o-aKts,
Adv.
i),
Tptcro-aTtos,
,
Adv. (T^KTO-OS) from three
(rpis) thrice, three times, [a] ov, poet, for rpicrffcs. [a] sides.
rpirov as Adv. thirdly, also rb rpirov or f/c rpiruv, in the third III. ra rpira Xeyeiv nvi to play the place. third part to any one, like rpira^wviarttv nvi. [r]
morrow.
:
II.
rpirov
also
l/r
TpiTO-crirovBos, ov, (rpiros,
c-rrovdr))
= rpiffnovoos,
aiuv a
life
crowned with
triple libation; rpiToffnovSos
717*
'in
i.
which one pours the third libaiidn (to Zeus e. a life without drawback.
2o;T?7p),
Adv.
(Tpt'xa) in threefold
manner.
TpixJ/ai, aor. I inf.

;
of
Tpifica.
TpiTo-cnropos, ov, (rpiTOS, o"7retpcu) sown for the third time ; TpiToffiropos yovr) the third generation.
Tptij;-ir]fi6pto,
f.
770*o, (rpi^ca,
fjpepa) to idle
away
waste time in delays, Lat. terere tempus. II. Tpt\|/ts, tow, 77, (rpt'j8o>) a rubbing, friction. TpiTTos, 77, ov, Att. for Tpiffo~6s. III. TpiTTUS, vos, 7), also rpirvs, (rpcfs) the number firmness, resistance to the touch when rubbed. meat. II. a three, Lat. ternio. sacrifice of three ani- Tptyeis, at, potted mals, a bull, he-goat and boar, or ot a bull, he-goat Tpi-u>j:JoXov, TO, (rpt-, ojSoXos) a three-obol piece. III. Hi. e. a half-drachma, about and ram, (like the Roman su-ove-taurilia*). 4%d., from the time of at Athens, a third of the (pvXrj or tribe. Pericles, the pay of the Athenian jurymen for a day's TpiTtov, QJVOS, o, Triton, a sea-god, son of Poseidon sitting in court. and Amphitrite. 2. the ee stories or god of the Libyan lake Tpi-(opo<}>os, ov, (Tpi-, opo^T/") f f
I
the day,
Tritonis.
II.
a river in Libya, joining the lake floors

[t]
as Subst., Tpiwpotyov, TO, the third story.
Tritonis with the sea.
Hence
Tpiroovids, d5os, T), like TpiTcuvis, epith. of Minerva : Xi/jivij TpiTcovias the Libyan lake Tritonis. Tpircovis, ioos, fj, the lake Tritonis in Libya famous for the birth of Athena. 2. epith. of Minerva.
Tpujxicrios, a, ov, (rpsis) threefold, Lat. triplex: also
Tpuopvyos, ov, more correct Att. form of Tptopyvtos. TpoCaOev Ion. -TjQcv or -0e, (Tpota) Adv. from Troy. TpoCavBe Ion. -TjvSc, (Tpot'a) Adr. to Troy.
Tpoia
Troy or
Ion. TpoiT],
the
Troad :
,
either the city or the country, also Tpoi'a as trisyll. Ion. for rpofj-ioiVTO, 3 pi. med. opt. of
77,
simply three, [a] Tpi-4>i\T)Tos Dor. -arcs, ov, (rpi-,

beloved.
<pi\e<u)
thrice-
Tpofteovn, Dor. and Ep.

ioa.
for rpofj-eovcri, 3 pi.
of Tpo-
2. dat. pres. part,
of Tpopecu.
:
Tpt-<j>v\Xov, TO, (Tpi-, <pij\\ov') a plant, trefoil, clover. Tpt-<j>vXos, ov, (rpi-, (pvXr)) of three tribes; vpKpvXovs TTOtftv to divide them into three tribes.
rpofxcpos, d, ov, (Tpo(j.oj) trembling

vering.
I
quaking, qui-
Tpixo, or TpiX"n> Adv. (rpis) threefold, in three parts, Lat. trifariam : c. gen., Tptxo. VVKTUS in the third watch of the night; rpixP- ffxifav to divide in
three,
[r]
rpofitoj. to tremble, quake, quiver : f. rjffca, (rpo/ios) Tpojicci), to be afraid. II. c. ace. to tremble before or at, to fear, dread, shudder at.
Tpop,ev}Xvos, Ion. part.
med. of
hence
rpop.os,
the threefold people, i.e. the [i], ol, called from their three tribes. (Deriv.
o, (TptjJLQj)
a trembling, quaking, quivering,

(TpOTrafos) a returning wind, the sea
Tpt-xdiKes
rians, so
Doun-
esp.
from
fear.
TJT/OTJ), 77,
Tpoirata (sub
alternating
to
certain.)
ov, (rpt-, xaXfvToi) very angry. Dor. for Tpt-Âos, (rpt-, X 7?^- 5?) c ^~
wind : one which blows back from
land: metaph.,
2.
ov,
spirit.
X'fjfJ.aTos Tpoiraia a change in one's a change from, release from.
ven in three.
nom. pi. of Opi. [r] rptxi), Adv. (jpixa) in threefold manner. rpix^d, Adv. poet, for Tptâ, triply, into three parts. Hence [a]
TpixS
at,
Trafos
rpoircuov Ion. rpoiraiov, TO, properly neut. of Tpoa trophy, Lat. tropaeum, in token of the enemy's rout (rpoTTT]): consisting of shields, helmets, etc., taken from the enemy, hung on trees, or fixed on
;
upright posts
arrjaai or ffTrjffaaOai rputraia. to set
a, ov, threefold,
[a]
\rpt~\
up
trophies.
s,
,
?;,
ov, (6p'i) of or from hair.

77,
ioos,
(Opi) a kind of anchovy full of small

its
bones like hair, whence
name.
I
Tplx6-/3po>s, euros, (Opig, PifipcuffKQj)') eating hair: as

Subst., Tpix<-'>@pwT(s, hair-eaters, Tpi-xoiviKOS, ov, (rpi-, \owi)
i.
e.
moths.
II. Tpoiraios, a, ov, (Tpe7ro>) of a turning or change. of defeat or rout (Tpoirrf) 6fol Tponaioi the gods who caused the defeat ; "E TO/JOS o^jiaat Tpoiraioi terrible III. turning away, avertto the eyes of Hector. ing, Lat. averruncus.
;
Kts
TpixoivtKov Ziros rpi-xoXoiTOS, ov, (rpi-, \o\6co} thrice-detested. rptxo-jJiaXXos, ov, (6pi t /LtaAAos) with fleece-like
:
I
holding three \oivia most capacious word.
Tpo-rrcuo-<J>6pos, ov,(Tpoiraiov, <p(pca) bearing trophies.
TpoiraXi^co, poet, for Tpeirou. TpOTTaXis, i8os, rj, a bundle, bunch.

certain.)
I
(Deriv. un-
hair.
Tpoiro, poet, form of

TpofTT|,
77,
TpeVo), to turn.
i.
Tpixoppvo, f. 770-0), to shed or lose the hair. From rptxop'P^s, f's, (fyw'f P' w ) shedding or losing the
,
Tpoirai
(rpeira)) a turn, turning rjfXioio the solstices or tropics,
round or about; e. the points of

'
hair.
,
midsummer and midwinter, when

gen. of Opi.
,
Adv. (Tpixa) in three places.

,
ov, (Tpi-, xpcD/â) three-coloured.

(Tpi;((/'a>)
aros, TO,
a growth of hair, shock
of hair.
the sun appears to turn his course, called Tpoirai Oepcvai and x fl t* f p ivai II. the turning about Lat. solstitium and bruma. of the enemy, put'ing him to flight; rpo-rrrjv TIVOS isouiv or TTotefoflat to put one to flight ; tv Tpoiry 2. (from Pass. T/J8op6s in the rout of the spear.
718
2. a gam. rpomas, ov,
r
a flying, fleeing, flight, Lat. conversio in futurn, turning, change. o, (T/JCTTCU) of wine, turned, i. e. sour. Tpomicos, rj, ov, (TpoiTos) of or like a turn or tarrt: o rpoTTifcus (sc. tfwcAos) /fo tropic circle on the z,tj
globe
:
Apollo at Delphi
the builder of the first temple of to whom afterwards a cave and oracle were dedicated.
Tpo<|>wvM>s,
<5,
;
cp. Tporrfj.
II.
in Rhetoric, tropical, figu-
Tpoxa8t)v, Adv. (T/)e'x<w) running in the course, running along, [a] Tpoxaa>, f. dercy, (rpoôs) to run along, run quickly,
trip along.
rative,
Ep. gen. rpoirios or -t8o* ace. rpoiriv : a ship's keel: metaph., 17 rpoiris rov irpd-y(TpeTTo/): fMTos the keel, i. e. foundation, of the matter.
Tpoirts,
77,
;
II. Tpoiros, o, (Tpfirca) a turn, direction, way. metaph. a way, manner, fashion, mode: in adverbial
Tpoxatos, a, ov, (T/JOÔS) running, tripping : in prosody, f> rpo-)(aios (sc. TTOVS) a trochee, foot consisting of a long and short syllable, used esp. in quick time, as more lively than the iambic. rpoxSXos, 77, ov, (T/>CX U ) running : swift : round.
II. TpoxiiXaTta, f. Tjaa}, to drive a chariot. metaph. to drive about, drive round and round, chase.
usages; dat., rpoira) rotwSe in such wise; ovSevl rpoiry in ao ivise; travrl rpjirca by all means; tKovoica
rpjirca
willingly;
way
or or
humour ;
2.
of Ixion.
rpotrca (ppevos according to one's \v rpovois 'Iiovos after the fashion absol. in ace., Ttavra rpoirov in every
From
Tpox-TjXarrjs [a], ov,
o,
(rpoôs, \\avvca) a driver
of a wheeled carriage, a charioteer.

Tpox-T|XaTOS,oi',(Tpoxc's, I Xavvco) moved on wheels, wheel-drawn. 2. dragged by or at the wheels. 3. turned or fashioned on the potter's wheel. 4. metaph. driven
rpoxto.,
77,
way
ion.
manner ;
3.
fiapfiapov rpo-nov in barbarous

all
\K iravTos rpuirov by
of persons, a
bits,
way of
life,
fashmeans. III. custom : a man's hahabit,

TOV/J.OV rpoirov
no-i:
character, temper;
;
o\)
after
my irpbs rov Kvpov rpoirov suitably to his temIV. in Music, a particular mode. per or taste. rpoiros, o, (rpeiroi) a twisted leathern thong with which the oar was fastened to the thole, used instead of a rowlock.
taste
1
round and round, driven about. (rpo\us) the track of wheels.

ttfcu,
2. the
round of a wheel.
Tpoxto>,
torture.
,
f.
(T/?OXC'S)
to
turn upon the wheel,.
Tpoiro-<(>opa>,
rpoiroco,
(rpoiros)
:
f.
rjcrca,
(rpoiros, (pepca) to bear ivith
another man's manners.

f.
oar by its with a thong.
w<r<y, to furnish the oar with its thong Med., rpoirovro KUJTIJV fastened his own thong : Pass, of the oar, to be furnished
TpoircoTYjp, rjpos, 6, the oar to the thole.
= rpoirus,
(rpo^vs] a pulley, Lat. trochlea. (Tpe%cu) a small bird of the wagtail kind found in Egypt, said by Herodotus to pick /38cAAcu out of the crocodile's throat. 2. a small landbird, the wren, [f] rpoxtos, a, ov, (rpoxos) running round or quickly. a runner, messenger. Tpox*-S, tos and tews, o, (rpôi)
T),
,
o,
the
thong that fastens
Tpoxo-8lvco,
f.
-fjffoj,
(rpoxos, oivsca) to turn round
and round, whirl
or roll round.
rpo<|>lXis, i5os, f), (rpf (pea) fresh cheese. Tpozj>ta, ra, (rpo^vca) pay or recompence for rearII. ing, the wages of a nurse or foster-mother.
living, food, subsistence.
Tpo<j>6i)s, foos, 6, (rpocpri)
Tpoxo-i8if|s, es, (rpoxos, e?5os) like a wheel, round, circular.
rpoxocis,
fffffa, fv,
(rpoxos) round, circular.

to
Tpoxoiroteo), f
rjffca,
make
wheels.
From
as
one who rears or brings
rpoxo-iroios,
os,
(rpoxus,
Trote'cu)
making wheels:
up, a rearer, foster-father : metaph. of inanimate objects, a; rpofprjs \\ioi ye who have fed me.
Tpo<|>b>,
Subst., T/)oxo7roos, o, a wheelwright.
= rpf<pQ},
as (popeca for (pfpo).
nourishment, food, victuals, maintenance; ftiov Tpocprj a livelihood, living: one's means II. a rearing or of living. nursing, bringing III. that up : a teriding or keeping of animals.
Tpo<j>T|, ^, (rpttyoj)
rpoxos, ov, o, (rpf:-)(.ai) anything that runs round: anything round or circular, a round ball or cake; the III. sun's disc : esp., II. a wheel: a potter's wheel.
a boy's hoop, Lat. Graecus trochus. IV. the wheel of torture, cf. rpoxifa firi rpoxov aTpe(3\ova6ai to be tortured on the wheel.
',
which
is
reared, a nursling, brood.

77,
Tpoxos,
nourishing, rp6<pip.os TCKVCOV
nourished,
ov, 6, (rpc'xa;)
Tpo<j>ip.os,
ov,
also
os, ov, (rpocpfi)
cular course, revolution.
a running, course, a ciri. a place for running.
nutritious, frui'ful : c. gen., earth prolific in children.
777
TPT'BAION,
rpvyao*,
f.
r6,
a cup, bowl.
II. pass,
reared up
as Subst.
77,
a nursling, foster-child.
TO, gen. los, (rptfyca} well-fed,
Tpo<j>ts, o,
rpufpt,
(rpvyr)) to gather in ripe fruits, gather in the vintage or harvest, with ace. of the fruit II. with ace. of the field gathered also in Med.
rjffaj,
:
stout, large, big;
rpu(pi
KVfM a huge, swollen wave.
Tpo<}>66ts, fffoa, tv, (rpe>cy) well-fed, stout, large,
or trees, to reap the crop off *, field metaph., rpvydv riva to reap advantage from some one. 2. pro1 :
hugs. rpo4>6s, o and

Tpo<J>o-(j>opea),
verb.,
77,
f.
IpTj/jias
(rpecpca)
rjffoj,
a feeder, rearer, nurse. (rpo<pT), tytpa) to bring nou-
watched
vines,
rpvydv (sc. d/^rreAovs) to strip unof one that is bold where there is
(rpirycy) ripe fruit
nothing to
fear.
rishment
to,
maintain, support.
[iJ], 77,
gathered
in,
a crop
719
of corn, fruit, grapes,
such fruits
;
etc.
II.
a gathering of
ripe
afjurtXtuv rpvyr) the vintage.
Tpvy*iyr\\p, rjpos, 6, (rpvâoj} one

fruits, esp. grapes.
who gathers
delicate, effeminate; neut. TO rpvtpwv as Subst., effei. to be licentious, to revel. minacy, 3. to carry oneself high, give oneself airs, be insolent.
TpVYTjros,
o, (Tpi57a<y)
esp. the vintage. crops or vintage. TptYT|Tpia, 77, fem. of Tpvfrjrrip, a
a gathering offruits, harvest, 2. the time of gathering in the
Tpv<j>6paivop.<u, Pass. (rpv<pep6$) to be fastidious or delicate : aor. I part. rpv<p(pavOtis, with a fastidious
air.
woman
that
ga-
minate, luxurious, fastidious

Subst., effeminacy.
Tpv<J>6pos, d, uv, (rpv(prj) soft, delicate, dainty, effe: neut. TO rpvcpcpov as
thers in the crops, esp. the vines.
Adv.
T),
-po>s, voluptuously.
rpfryTI-ôpos. ov, (rpvyij, <pep<u) wine-bearing.
TpvyiKos,
77,
ov,
(rpv} made of lees.
ll. = rpv-
Tpv(j>po-rr]S, 77TOS,
Tpvcj>rj,
77,
(Tpwpfpos) delicacy, luxury.

softness,
(OpviTTca)
delicacy,
daintiness,
ycaSiKos, of or for comedy. for TpvycttSos, Tpv\o-f>a.iyUi)v, ovos, 6, (rpv, Saif^cav^) with allusion to Ka.KobaiiJ.cav, a luckless wight of a poet.
luxury, fastidiousness : in plur. luxuries, daintinesses, Lat. deliciae. 2. conceit, insolence.

for rpvfpfpus. 77, ov, poet, aTos, TO, (Tpv<pda>) the object in which one takes pleasure : in plur. luxuries, Lat. deliciae.
Tpt5<(>'T]\6s,
Tpv<}>ir]|xa,
TpvY-ouros,o,(Tpv,
esp. for wine,
TTTOS)
a straining-cloth, strainer,
pi.
[u]
rpijyo&tv, Ep. for rpvyyfv, 3
opt. of rpvycua.
Tpv<}>TjV<u, aor. 2 pass. inf. of Bpvirrca.
TPTTn,
to dry.
T),
[C]
rpt/Y-coSia,
(rpvycuSus)
(u/za)8ia,
TptiY'^SiKos, 77, uv, or the comic art.
= KcoftaiotKos,
comedy. Hence of or for comedy
Tpv4>os, cos, TO, (rpvcpfjvai') that which is broken off, a piece, morsel, lump, fragment, [u] Tpvxtipos, a, uv, (rpvxos) ragged, tattered, in rags
and
must-singer or leesHorace, the singers
a ludicrous disguise
their
:
tatters.
Tptry-wSos, o, (rpv, 0)877) a finger ; because, according to smeared their faces with lees as afterwards called o>â8os when
performance
as-
Tpvxvos, 6 r = ffTpvxvos, rough, rugged. rpOxos, cos, TO, (Tpu^cw) a worn out, tattered garHence ment, a rag, shred: in plur. rags, tatters. Tpvxou, rare form of Tpvxo).
(rpvca) to wear out, consume, waste : 2. geone out of house and home. Pass, to be nerally, to distress, afflict, harass, vex : worn out; \ifj.y rpv^faOat to be worn away with hunger also c. gen., TpvxtaOai TIVOS to waste or pine
sumed
its
more
uvos,
Tpvywv,
regular character. 77, (Tp7Ja)) the turtle-dove,
Tpxx,
f.
<u,
named from metaph.
to eat
cooing.
TPT'Zri, only used in pres. and impf. to make a murmuring sound; of doves, to coo ; of men, to mutter, murmur. away for some one. (Formed from the sound.)
:
Tpvp.aX.ia,
rpvpyr],
77,
77, (jpvca) rpv^rj (rpvca) a hole.
the eye of a needle.

II.
metaph. a sharp
fellow, a sly knave, [v] rpv, 77, gen. rpuyus, (Tpirycu) neiu wine not yet ferII. the lees of wine, mented, must, Lat. mustum.
dregs, Lut.faex : generally, refuse, dross, as of metal, Lat. scoria : metaph. of an old man or woman.
rpvirfivov, TO, (rpviraca) a carpenter's tool, a borer,
[v] chiefly in pf. pass. TTpvfMi, part. TCTputo wear out : to distress, haTcrpvffOai : rass, afflict, vex ; TtrpvaOai es TO <?x arov faKov to
TPTTi,
/j-fvos, inf.
have been ground down to the extreme of misery, [u] II. Tpcods, d5os, 77, fem. of Tpd<s, a Trojan woman. the region of Troy, the Troad.
Tpa>YaXia, ra, (rpwyca) fruits eaten at dessert, Jigs, almonds, sweetmeats, etc. [70] TpcoYXi], 77, (TpdVyoo) a hole. TpcoYXo-SvTTjs, ov, 6, (rpwyXr), OVQJ} one who creeps into holes ; of Tpcay \oovrai, Troglodytes, as name of an Aethiopian tribe who dwelt in holes or caves, [y]
TpwYXo-Stid), (rpdrfXr), 8ica) to creep into holes. Tpo>Youras, Dor. for rpajyovaas, fem. part. ace. pi. of Tpwyo). Tpu>Yovri, Dor. for Tpwyovat, 3 pi. pres. of Tpwyca.
auger, gimlet, [v]

pf. pass. TfTpvnr)nai : (rpinrrf) : Tpvirdo), f. rjffca to bore, pierce through, perforate ; >ra T(Tpvnr)fj.fva ears pierced for earrings ; if^j<pos TfTpvirrjfJifvr] the
:
pebble of condemnation (which had a hole through rpv-m], T), (rpvoj) a hole.
hole
it).
Tpvirrjfxa, OTOS, TO, (TpOffda;) that which is bored, in a ship, a port-hole. : TpiJiroi, contr. for rpviraoi, 3 sing. opt. of rpvirao}.
rpticr-avojp,
opos, o,
77,
(rpvoj,
avrjp)
boring,
i.
e.
I
u/earing out, men, harassing, [a] Tpvtri-Ptos, ov, (rpvcti, /3/os) wearing out life. [a?~\ opp. to eating dressed food : esp. of dessert, to eat the tongue of a balance: 77, generally, fruits, cp. TporydAta. a balance, pair of scales, Lat. trnfina. [a] TpcoiKos, 77, uv, (Tpws) of Troy, Trojan. a "helmet. from Tpwy and TpS-<t>aXia, T), (Prob. Tpwios, 77, ov, Ep. for Tpaws, Trojan: fem. Tpcwds, a helmet with a crest fixed in the dSos, a (paXos, strictly Trojan woman.
!
TPflTn, f. Tpu;o//m aor. I (Tpwga aor. 2 tTpato yov Pass., aor. 2 (rpdyrjv [a] pf. TeVpary/wu gnaw, chew: of men, to eat raw vegetables, fruit, etc.;
: : :
TPTTA'NH
<pa\os.)
\
TpC4>ao>,
f.
770*0),
fare snmp'uously,
(Tpvfpr)} to live softly or delicately, live in luxury: part, rpvfytav, waa,
TpcoKTa, TO, see rpcaKTos. lover of TpwKTTjs, ov, 6, (Tptijjoj) a gnawer, nibbler, dainties : in the Odyssey the Phoenician traffickers
720
TpCOKTOJ
2. in such phrases as em &v TVXÔI, TOVTO Xfjovai, we must supply a part, from the other Verb, cm av Tvx^ffi KifOvret, TOVTO Xtyovaiv, etc. TvSevs, c-o>s, Ep. eos, 6, Tydeus. T\Ji8e, Adv. Dor. for T7/8e, here. TVKI&>, f. icrca, (TV/COS) to work stones with a chisel or
are called TpwKTai, greedy knaves; so as Adj., rputtTai x e ?P es g ree dy> grasping hands. verb. Adj. of rpojyca, gnawed, nibTpcoicTos, 17, 6v, bled at; of vegetables, fruit, etc., eaten raw, eatable: neut. TpoaKTO,, ra, as Subst., = ToarydAta. Ion. for T/.au/z-. TpcojJia, TpcojjLaTiâ), TpcojAaTiTis,
to thee.
Tpis,
(rpujyca) Tpcoos, a, oV, contr. for

^7,
Tpwp.7] Dor. caw,
rpwâ,
Tp<oo-4>96pos, oi>, square by rule. [v] Trojans or to TVqy. TUKOS, 6, (TeTvy/iat) a too/ to dress stones with, a maTpcairdco, Ep. for rperrca, to turn, to change, alter; Med. to turn oneself, turn about or back ; 3 sing. Ep. son's hammer or pick. II. a battle-axe, pole-axe. [TV] and Ion. impf. rpcanaoKfTo ^>etryeii/ be turned himself TVKra, a Persian word, which Herodotus explains by TtXeiov 8(tirvov ftaaiXrfiov. to flight. TVKTOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of Tfvxca Qrirvyfuu), made, Tpcos, 6, gen. Tpcuos, Tros, the founder of Troy:
plur. Tpo/es,
Ion. for Tpavpa. a gnawing. Tpaos, (Tpws) Trojan. (Tpws, 0#eipcu) destructive to the
77,
= T/>a)/xa,
pick, to dress stones.
Hence
(r(TVffjuu) mason's work. [TV] TVKicrjAa, aTos, TO, a working or dressing of stones : in plur., fcavovcav TVKifffj.aTa walls of stone worked
77,
TT'KH,
o, gen. Ipwcav,
i,
dat. Tpcuai, Trojans.
made ready:
natural
esp.
:
fut.
med.
inf.
of TirpuaKCD.
esp. made by art, artificial, as opp. to TVKTT) Kpyvrj a fountain made by man's hand:
fut.
17,
Of
Tirp'JJffKO}.
6v,
verb.
Adj.
of rpdxa,
TiTpxjffKoj,
wounded, that can be wounded, vulnerable.

Tp(ov|xa, false reading for Tp&fjta, Ion. for rpau/ia.
Tpwx^j
Ep. for rpx&, to run. TPfl'fl, radic. form of TiTpwcrKca, to

:
wound:
to hurt,
harm, damage, do one a mischief. TV, Dor. for av also ace. for ae. [v] i, TO, an Egyptian winter month.
t-
well-made, well-wrought, finished carefully. like TvA.cs, any swelling or lump : 77, I. a place worn bard by esp., rubbing, Lat. callus : the shoulder. II. a pad for carrying burIII. a cushion, dens on, a porter's knot. [v in Att., v later.] TvXos, o, = TvXr), a knot or callus ; esp. on the
TT'AH,
II. anything rising hands, as from rowing, etc. like a lump, a knob, knot ; esp. a wooden nail or bolt
Tfvo(Mi:
:
aor. 2
'
aor. I eTvxrjffa [&]
pf.
Ion. also TeT6t>xa

hit
P^pf-
ITCTCUX* f
TVXOV, Ep. subj. rerux^/fo [6],

:
to
/jzY,
esp. to
joined with ace., when alive, with gen. when it is lifeII. less. generally, to hit, hit upon, light upon : so of persons, to meet by chance, fall in with, c. 2. of things, to meet with, hit, reach, gain, gen.
with an arrow, the object hit is
commonly
used in ship-building, [v] Tt5X6o>, freq. used in pf. part. TCTvXcafjievos : (TVto make hard or callous : Pass, to grow hard XOS) or callous from rubbing, as the hand from rowing or
:
digging ; poiraXa aidrjpa TTvX<ufj.fva clubs knobbed or knotted with iron : cf. TvXcaTos. ov, verb. Adj. of TvX6oi; puiraXa TV77,
,
3. in aor. 2 part., get, obtain a thing, also c. gen. one who meets one by chance, the first one meets, any one whatever, Lat. quivis ; ol
clubs knobbed with iron, like TfTvXwfteva. TVjj.|36vjxa, OTOS, TO, (Tvêvw) a burial, grave. the corpse to be burnt or buried.
OL
II.
every-day men, the ordinary run of men; TO TVX<JV any chance thing. 4. in bad sense, &ia$ TVXW to
Tvp.|3va>, f. oca, (rvfiôs) to bury, burn or entomb a corpse. 2. xoas Tvpfievaai TIVI to pour libations as an offering on one's grave. II. intr. to be
meet with, suffer violence.
III.
absol. to hit the

to
entombed.
, (TVJU/SOS, apaptlv) buried, entombed, Tup-p-rip-qs, II. like a grave or tomb. interred, sepulchred. in TUp,plTtjs [t], ov, o, fern. TVÎTIS, toos, (TVH&OS) or at the grave.
mark, gain one's end or purpose ; tcaX&s TVX^V fare well, succeed, in speaking, to hit the mark, i. e.
be right.
Intr. to
2.
to
generally, to have the lot or fate.
2. of happen, to be at a place. things, come to pass, fall out, occur by chance; often impers., oncas 6Tvyx avfV &<r* fp frvx*v, etc., as it chanced, by mere accident. 3. of events or undertakings, to
>
an old Tvp-po-yepcov, OVTOS, 6, (Tvpfios, yf'puv)

on the verge of the grave.
man
happen
pers. ceed.
:
one, come to one's lot or share, c. dat. esp. to fall out well, come to a good end, sucII. in Att. Tvyxavo} was used almost as
to, befal
TVp,J3-oXeTT]s, ov, 6, (rv/^Sos, oXXvpi) a destroyer of
tombs
fern. Tv/j.@oXfTi$, i5os.
an auxiliary Verb, and was

ticiples
esp. joined
with the parI
of other Verbs,
e. I
;
the place where a dead body is burnt, Lat. bustum : commonly, a mound of earth heaped over the ashes, a cairn, barrow, Lat. tumulus : gene-
TT1VIBO2, 6,
Tvyxw * fX cuv
;
happen
to
rally,
have chanced to be by
have,
i.
in possession
Xavca wv = elfii, I am Got xaprd Tvyx& ve i T
he^
happened to come
CTt^x* at that nick of time

;
tTvyx avov ^ Kara TOVTO Katpov (XOuv

irapa.v
;
@os,
= Tv/j.@oy6pcav,
a tomb, grave.
II. metaph., yfpav a decrepit old man: so also
Tv/.i-
7VfJL-
fios, absol.
but, Tvyso also without any part., ft "e if these are pleasant things
TVp.j3-o\))(O5, ov, (rv^/3os, f
x ")
dwelling in a tomb,
sepulchral.
.
ov, (rvjujSos, *c/>tV<w) tomb-destroying.
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or barrow
(TVH&OXOOS} a mound over a grave. Hence a throwing up a cairn or barrow. Tup.J3t>xoT|, TVftpo-xoos, ov, (TvjjLfios, x<w) throwing up a cairn II. pass, thrown or poured upon the tomb. or barrow. TUjjipo-xôTOS, ov, (Tv///3os, x^jvvvfjii ) heaped up into a cairn or barrow. TV|AJ3a>puxt>, f. 770-0;, to break open graves. FromJ
>, f. 770-0;,
:
to
throw up a cairn
to raise
TU7rrf|o-eo, Att. fut. of TVTTTOJ. TVITTOVTI, Dor. tor TVITTOVOI.
TT'IITfl,
aor. 2 aor.
2
fut.
rvifjco
or
Tvirrrjcrctj
:
aor. aor.
I
trvil/a.;
Tuirov. Pass., fut. Tvirr)<rofjiai

eTvirrjv
:
[u]
pf.
TTu/i/xat
to
be>
smit?, knock
metaph.
to strike or smite
axos
Tvp.{3-fa>poxos,
ov,
(rv/z/3os,
:
breaking open graves
opvffaoj} digging up, as Subst., TVfjiftwpvxos, o, a
6v KCLTO. (fipfva Tv\f/ sharp grief smote him to the heart; 77 a\r)9r)ir) erwf/e Ka^fivafa the truth of it struck In Cambyses: later of bees, etc., to sting. Homer TVTTTCIJ is chiefly used of a blow struck hand to
hand, as opp. to /SoAAcw, which implies a blow from a
missile.
2.
grave-robber. [pv~\ TV|Ap.a, aTos, T6, (TUTTTO;) a blow, stroke, wound.

taw, (Tv^-navov^) to beat a drum. to beat with a stick, bastinado. generally,
a\a
TVITTGIV eperfiois to beat the sea

:
Tup,iravto>,
f.
II.
with oars, i. e. to row absol., Zt<pvpos AeuAaTrt rvrrTCOV the west wind beating, lashing with fury. II.
^Tup-irovio-jios, o, (rvfjiTTaviô)) a beating as the Galli did in the worship of Cybele.
of drums,
TUp.iravwrTT|S,
TvfJLrravov,
oi),
o,
a drummer
(rvniravifo) one who beats the fem. rv/juraviaTpia, of a :
Med. to beat or strike oneself; esp. like Korrrofjiai, Lat. plangor, to beat one's breast for grief: c. ace. III. pers., TViTTfo~0ai Tiva to mourn for a person. Pass, to be beaten, struck or wounded; c. ace. cognato,
of Cybele. TinrTO/juit TToAAas (sc. 7rA777as) I get many blows. from TVTretV) Tt>TTcop.a, OTOS, TO, (TATTOO;) that which is formed, Tvp-irfivov, TO, (properly for Tviravov, of fashioned, modelled: a vessel wrought; Tvnw/aa \a.\a kettle-drum, such as was used in the worship a staff, KOTT\evpov a brazen urn : a figure, outline. II. a drum-stick : generally, Cybele.
priestess
III. in Lat., tympana were wagoncudgel. wheels made of a solid piece of wood, rollers. Tvv8<ipios, a, ov, or os, ov, of Tyndarus. From
TwSdpeos
Att. TvvSapecos,
eo>, o,
Tyndareus, Tyn-
darus, husband of Leda.
from Tvvoapos} Tw8api8T)S son of Tyndarus: TvvoapiSai, of, Castor and Pollux: fem. TwSapts, ioos, daughter of Tyndarus.
if [t], ov, 6, (formed as
TvpawXKo, f. vff<u and -rupavvew, f. 770-0?: fut. med. to be a Tvpavvrjaofwu in pass, sense : (rvpavvos) Tvpavvos or absolute sovereign : to rule absolutely : c. to be ruler of a people or place; Tvpavvevfiv gen. the aor. I rvpav'MrjvSitf to be tyrant of Athens vfvaai means to have acquired a tyranny, to have made oneself tyrant. II. Pass. Tvpavvevofiai or
:
-to/xcu, to be ruled by Tvpavvoi, to be
governed with
Tim], Ep. and Dor. for TV, ov, as eyowrj for eyw. TWVOS, 77, ov, akin to TVT&US, so small, so little.
absolute power.
Hence
TVVVOVTOS,
little,
TvpavviKos, *7, ov, (rvpavvos} of or fit for an absolute prince, royal, imperial : befitting a tyrant, lordly,
imperious.
ov, Att. TuvvouToai, -ovi, so small, so Lat. tantillus.
Tupavvis,
ioos,
Sup. TvpavvtKWTaTos. vocat. rvpavvi T),
(rvpavvos)
the
Twr\<ia>, to dabble in the mud or mire: esp. to grub rule of an absolute prince, absolute power or sway, round the roots of a vine. From sovereignty, royalty. TT'NTAO5, 6, mud, mire, dirt. Tvpawos [y j 6 also?), properly Dor. for tcoipavos (from Tviravov, TO, (TI/TTTO;) orig. form of TvpTtavov, pre- Kvpos, Kvpios} a lord and master ; hence an absolute served also in Latin typanum. sovereign, unlimited by law or constitution : it was
,
applied to anyone who bad made himself king by force; not to hereditary monarchs, as (for instance) not to the kings of Sparta, nor to the king of Persia;. TvireCs, etaa, tv, aor. 2 part. pass, of TVITTQ}. and it did not necessarily imply cruel or overbearing TvirT), T), (TUTTTOJ) a blow, wound. conduct later however the term was used as our Tuirfjvai, aor. 2 inf. pass, of TU'TTTO;. II. the mark of a blow, TT'HOS, o, a blow. tyrant or despot; and in poets it was taken loosely the impress of a seal, the stamp of a coin, a print, for a king. 2. in a wider sense, the whole family mark of any kind TVTTOI arifiov the prints or tracks of a Tvpavvos hence also, 77 Tvpavvos was the queen, 2. II. of footsteps. figures or impressions wrought in princess; as o Tvpavvos was the king's son, prince. metal or stone simply, a figure, image, statue of a Tvpavvos, ov, as Adj., like rvpavvLKos, princely, lordly:
*i "n s > *7
/,
aor 2 pass. opt. of Tvirrca. aor. 2 inf. of TVITTQ}.

-
man.
3.
an
outline, sketch,
draught;
the
Tinrca
\(yfiv
5.
to describe in outline.
4.
original pattern,
model, mould, type
metaph. a
type, figure.
III.
a
|
system, form of doctrine.
duced on the ear by a blow, feet. Hence

TVTTOio,
f.
the effect proas the beat of horses'
imperious, despotic; -rvpavvov ouâ. the king's palace. Ti)pavvo-4>6vos, ov, (rvpavvos, *<tVo;) slaying tyrants. Tvpp<ia> f. daoj, to trouble, confuse, stir up, Lat. lurbare : Pass, to be in disorder, be jumbled or
crowded
together.
77,
From
oVo;, to impress,
stamp.
II. to
form,
,
disorder, throng, bustle, Lat. turba. rtipevfia, OTOS, TO, (rvptiio)) that which is curdled,
TT'PBH,
cheese, [v]
mould, model.
722
Tupexmjp,
?7pos, o,
and TvpWin;
ov, 6, (rvpv<u) one
cheese; said of Hermes as herds and goats-milk cheese.
who makes
Tvpt)a>,
god of goat:
f. wffoj, (7i50os) to wrap in smoke or mist: metaph. to make dull or senseless, dim, obscure : pf. pass. TfTvffxafJMi, to be shrouded in conceit and folly,
f.
make
cheese.
to raise a smoke ; c. ace. pf. redvpftai <f>rjv [y~] confound. II. cognato, ttairvov rvfyfiv to make a cloud of smoke. Tvptos, o, to smoke; fcanvy Tv<peiv êAiao*as to smoke bees, and TupitrSto, Dor. for avpifa. Tvpots, fffffa, ev contr. rvpoOs, ovffffa, ovv, (rvpus) metaph., Kairvqj Tv<ptiv iroXiv to fill the town with III. to consume in smoke, burn with smoke. like cheese : as Subst., Tvpovs Dor. rvpcDs, o, cheesePass, to smoke, smoulder. bread, a cheese-cake or cheese. fire and smoke : contr. Tv<jxJ>s, cD Ti5<j>o)6vs, teas, Ep. cos, o TyTi)p6-KVT](ms, T), (rvpus, Kva<a) a cheese-grader. Tupo-varros, ov, (rvpos, ycDros) with a layer of phoeus, Typhos, a giant buried by Jove in Cilicia: cf. cheese, spread with cheese. TV(f)UJS.
:
:
to and TVpeco, f. 770-0) (rvpos} II. metaph: to stir up, jumble, 2. to concoct, brew a thing cunningly. ov, (f or from Tyre : a Tyrian. [u]
evffQJ,
:
to be silly, ftupid, absurd.
TT'^fi
[v],'f- Ofyo}'.
aor.
cOinf/a: Pass., aor. 2
erv-
Tvpoiro>X0,
f.
rjffca,
to sell cheese, sell like cheese.
From
Tvpo-iru>Xir]S, ov, 6, (rvpus, TwAfcu) a cheesemonger. II. the cheese-market. TT"PO'5,oi}, o, cheese.
Tv<|>wv, wvos, Ep. Tticjxicov, aovos, o, Typhon, Typhoon, the same giant who is more freq. called 1v<pws, II. as storms were ascribed to the Tvtyojcvs. agency of giants, the name came to mean a furious
Tvpos, o, Tyre, an ancient city of Phoenicia, [v] rvpovs, contr. for rvpoeis. T\)po-<j><Jpos, ov, (rvpus, (f>fpca) bearing cheese, spread with cheese.
Tvppirjv-oXeTTjs, ov, 6, (Tvpprjvus, oAAt/fu) destroyer
storm, hurricane, typhoon.

Tv<j>coviK6s,
77,
6v,
Hence for from Typhon.

II.
II.
stormy,
:
tempestuous.
Tvcfxos,
TV(pous,
o,
contr. for Ti/^xuevs.
of Tyrrhenians. Tvpptjvos Ion. and old Att. Tvpcnrjvos,
gen. TV(pca, dat. rv(f>y, ace. rv(pw <pwv n, a furious storm, hurricane.
as appellat., like TV:
77,
ov, Tyrr-
henian, Etruscan : Tvparjvoi or 'Ivpptjvoi the Etruscans : Adj. Tvpo-Tjvucos, 77, ov, Etruscan.
TUX^, Ep. for Hrvx*, 3 sing. aor. 2 of T\>X*IV, aor. 2 inf. of Tvyx avo}
-
Tvyxav(t}
TT'XH \y],fi,what man obtains (rvyxdvct^from the

;
gods, good fortune, luck, Lat. fortuna ; tcoivbv Tvxn luck is a thing common to all ; Tvxq Otwv, avv Ofov rvxa by luck from the gods esp. in phrase, Oeiq Tttxtf was deified, like by divine providence; later, TTTOO'5, ov, also 77, ov, little, small, young, of Lat. Fortuna, by the name of T^x 5? 2o;repa or 2<uII. neut. rvrOov as Adv., a little, a wee children. 2. generally, chance, fortune, T77p. good or bad, bit : hence scarcely, hardly : of the voice, low, softly, good luck or ill luck; often with an Adj. to shew 2. also in pi., rvrOcL oiarâi to cut into which e. g. rvxy dyaOrj was often used in public gently. small pieces. acts, by crasis rvx^yaOrj, also ITT' dyaQy rvxy and fter'
r),
:
TT'P2I2,
gen. tos
fffi,
ace. rvpffiv
nom.
pi.
rvp-
Ofis, gen.
cav,
dat.
Lat.
TURRIS:
a tower: a
tower on a wall, a bastion. Tupu>s, uivros, Dor. for rvpovs.
Tv^
Tv4>ao)v, oj'os, o, poet. Ep. lengthd. form for Tvtywv dyaOrjs TVX^S, like Lat. quod felix faustumque sit. hence, Ivcpaovios, a, ov, poet, for Tvfpdijvios. 3. Adverbial usages, Tvxy by chance, Lat. so also CITTO or \K Tvxrjs, KarcL Tii4>68dv6s, o, (rixpca) one with clouded wits, a stupid forte, forte, fortuna: II. a chance, hap, lot, accident : in plur., fellow, a dullard. Tvxi]v. on fire, burning. Tvxai vfjtfrepat your fortunes. Hence rv<j)-TjpT]S, fs, (rv<pos, dpapeiv) set 2. by chance, TV<j)X6-irovs, -TroSos, o, 77, (rv<p\6s, TTOVS) Tuitb blind rt/xtjpos, a, ov, fortunate, lucky.
:
foot, stepping in blindness. TV<J>X6s, 77, 6v, blind, Lat. caecus
accidental.
:
Hence
,
c.
gen., rvtpKos
TIVOS blind to a thing. wra. rov re vovv TO. T'
2.
metaph., Tv<p\os
in ofji.fji.ara blind of things, dark, unseen, dim, obscure; rv(p\al amXdSes blind, i.e. sunken, rocks. Pass, to n4>\6a>, (rv(f)\6s) to blind, make blind : be blinded or blind. II. metaph. to blind, dull, Hence baffle, dim. Tv4>Xws, Adv. of TV(f>\6s, blindly.
T ears and
TO.
luckily. aor. I part, aor. I pass. part.
Adv.
mind and
eyes.
3.
TU^Xcocris,
T),
a making blind, blinding.

6,
aor. 2 opt. of Tvyxdvoa. [i/], Adv., by chance, perhaps ; properly ace. neut. of the aor. 2 part, of Tvyxdvca. Tt5x" v ovffa, 6v, aor. 2 part, of Tvyxdvoj. Tt\(/a<rKOv, Ion. aor. I of rvirrca. TW, dat. sing, of neut. TO, used absol., therefore, so, in this wise. II. for rivi, dat. sing, of TIS ; quis ?
',
TXi<|>Xa>TTa>, (TU<ÂOS) to be blind.
TW,
enclit. for TIV'I, dat. sing,
of
rls, aliquis.
Tv4>o--ypcov, OI'TOS,
(rixpo},
y(fxuv) a silly old

II.
man, a dotard;
cf.
rvp/Boytpcov.
TwyaXfjia, O.TOS, Ion. crasis for TO" dya\f*a. Tw8, dat. of 6'Se, used as Adv., = OVTOJS, in this
Ti5<j)os, u, (rv(pca}
smoke, mist, cloud.
me-
taph. conceit, vanity, Lat./wcws.
manner, thus. Trj,@A'Zfl Dor. TtiiOao-Sw
fut.
-dffopai
aor.
v(3pi(TTos.
iruQaffa, subj. ToiOaffca:
flout.
to
723
rj,
mock
or scoff at, jeer,
vaXtvos
later ti\ivos,
ov,
(uaAos) q/or
made of
glass, glass.
TcjQowrSoKrai, Dor. pres. part. fern, of rcaOdfa.

rd)\T]Q(s, Ion. crasis for TO aXrjOts. T<iiropalvov, Ion. crasis for TO dirofimvov.
vaXocis, eao-a,
vaXos
which
iruis
;
cv, (vaAos) of glass: like glass, glassy. or tieXos, 77, a clear, transparent stone, of the Egyptians made cases to enclose their
:
nipxcuov, Ion.
TCOS,
TO ap\atov. demonstr. Adv., answering to Interrog.

crasis for
mummies
etc.
glass,
d(f>'
oriental alabaster
also
crystal,
amber,
and
wise.
to
the
II.
Relat.
us,
ov,
ws,
ovrcas,
so,
in
ibis
lens of crystal, used as a burningexplained by Aristophanes as Xi&os SicKpavrjs

2.
a convex
Dor.
where.
Ion. for TO avr6,
ToTpKs,
rov avTCv,
drpetcfs. Ttdvro, gen. TOIUTOU, dat. TOJVTM,
crasis for
TO
T T^S which they

itself
irvp ciirTovai light fire.
transparent stone from II. glass, Lat. vitrum :

in
till
seems to have existed glass Herodotus, but was not called va\os Plato. (Egyptian word.) vaXovs, a, ovv, contr. for taXtos.
the time of the time of
vaXo-xpoos,
glass-coloured.
ov, contr.
-\povs, ovv, (va\os, xpoa)
Y,
v, v 4/i.Xov, Greek Alphabet
TO, indecl., twentieth letter of the as a numeral v' 400, but t v
tiJ3-J3aAXa>,
'TBO'5,
xj3p(ci>
:
uSXo-xpwBrjs, Ep. contr. for viro@a\\aj. 17, 6v, bent outwards, hump-backed.
6$,
f.
= uaXo^poos.
400,000, The written character T is supposed to have also stood for the digrunma, which was a consonant hence as a vowel it was distinguished by the
;
vfipiata
Att. -tcD: aor.
vfipiffa: pf.
:
vfipiKa
name of T \pi\6v. The use of v was most freq. with the Aeolians, being put by them for o, as in ovvpa. vpoios pvyis for uvofja opotos poyis. They often inserted v after The Aeol. o and f, as, Ofvca \fvoj for Oeca x* 03
-
v^piaOrjv pf. vfipiffpai to wax wanton, run riot, Lat. lascivire, opp. to a<u<$>povfiv to practise moderation; of over- fed horses, to
: :
plqpf. vftpiKUv. fut. vppio07]cronai : aor.

:
Med.,
I
fut. vfipiovfjiai.
Pass.,
over-rank.
neigh, snort, prance, etc.; of plants, to run riot, grow II. with regard to others, to treat
sometimes changed the diphthong ov into 01, as Motcra for Movaa, Xtjoioa for \tyovaa. TdiBes, cav, at, (vca) the Hyades, the Rainers, Lat. Pluviae, seven stars in the head of the bull, which threatened rain when they rose with the sun. [0 in
Horn., v in Eur.] vcuva, 17, (s) a Libyan wild beast, the hyena, an animal of the dog kind, with a bristly hog's mane (whence the name).
despitefully, do despite to, to outrage, insult, affront, ill-treat ; in Att. more commonly, v(3pi(iv els nva
to
v(3pi(iv
deal wantonly, commit outrages towards one ; km nva to exult over one c. ace. cognato,
:
vfipi^fiv vfipfis to commit outrages ; so, vfipiûv u5i~ 2. at Athens to do Krjuara to do wanton wrongs.
one a personal outrage,
to beat
and
insult, assault, [v
naturally short, but long in the
"TBPI5
wards
[0], ccusEp. (os,
T),
augmented tenses.] wanton violence, arising

etc., riotousness,
from the pride of strength, passion,

insolence, lewdness, licentiousness.
TaKtvOia
daemonian
(sub.
if
pa), rd, the Hyacinthia, a Lace-
2.
of acts to~
honour of Hyacinthus. 'aKiv0ivo-pa<J>T|S, fs, (iarcivOtvos, @a<pr)vai) dyed hyafestival in
cinth colour,
[u]
77,
others, a piece of wanton violence, despiteful treatment, an outrage, gross insult, assault and batat Athens, in law proceedings, vftpis meant an tery :
CaKivOivos,
coloured.
ov, (vaKiiOos) hyacinthine, hyacinth-
aiKia
aggravated personal assault, the slighter kind being hence in the former case the injured person [I]
;
TaiavOos, o, Hyacinthm, a Laconian youth, beloved by Apollo, but killed by him by a cast of the
discus.
proceeded by ypatprj or prosecution

dittr)
or private suit.
II.
,
Hence
17,
loss.
ta.Kiv0os, o or
sprung from the

others from that
the hyacinth, a flower said to have blood of Hyaciuthus, or ace. to

:
as mascul. Adj., vffpis dvrjp, = v^piorr]S. Dor. for vPpifa, 3 sing, vfipiadc i for v(3pi(i. aTos, TO, (yfipifa) a wanton act, outrage,
II.
3.
in the latter by ; harm, de'riment, damage,
of Telamonian Ajax some pretended to decipher on the petals the initial letters of these names, TA or AI, or the interjection cu at; hence it is called ypairra. vdicivOos, cf. Virg. Eel. 3. 106.
insult, Lat. contumelia.

,
the object of insult.

is
Tjpos, o, poet, for v&pior-fjs.
ov, 6, (vfipifa}
one who
violent
and
The older poets make it lighter
describe
it
as very dark, later authors
so that several flowers
seem to have
j
been included under the name.
vaicivOos, 77, the jacinth or perhaps the sapphire, a precious stone of blue colour.
II.
overbearing, a wanton insolent man, a licentious unII. as masc. Adj. unbridled, governable man. Hence ungovernable : of beasts, tameless, savage. v(3picrn,Kos, 77, ov, given to wantonness or insolence,
outrageous : TO vfipiariKuv an insolent disposition. Adv. -KWS, insolently.
vaXtos. a, ov, contr. vaXoOs, a, ovv, (vaXos) of glass, like glass, glassy, transparent.
vppwrros, 77, ov, (vppis) insulting, insolent: Comp. and Sup., vfipiOToTfpos, -raros.
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tY.<io>, f. ffoj : aor. or healthy, to heal.
f.
vyiacra (vyirjs) to
I
make sound
vyidva: (vyiris) tryiaivw, sound, healthy, Lat. hene valere : to be in a certain 2. metaph. to be sound state of health, Lat. valere.
avu:
aor.
:to
be
v8apT|s, 6, gen. cos, (vScup) watery, washy: metaph. unstable as water, unstable, wavering. vSartvos, 77, ov also os, ov, (uSo>p) o/ water, watery :
1
of mind :
vyiOLivov TTJS vyiaive, like
also to be staunch, true, trustworthy 'EXAaSos the sound part of Greece.
TO
3.
transparent as water, of thin garments. II. like vypos, pliant, stipple, flexible. tiBartov, TO, Dim. of vSwp, a small stream, rivulet. t8aTOts, ftjan, (v, (vdcup] watery, like water.
wet, moist.
II.
x a 'P 6
>
common
form of taking leave,
ttSaTOirocrCa,
tiSaTOiroTeaj,
77,
f.
farewell, Lat. vale, [y, but v in augmented tenses.]

(671178)
rjaca, to
And water-drinking. drink water. From

7r<Vcu)
in Att. vyitia. : v-yieia Ion. -eit], 17, and sometimes : health, soundness of body, Lat. salus ;
(ppfvtav
vyUia
soundness of mind, [v]
vSaTO-TTOTtjs, ov, 6, (y5wp, Lat. aquae potor. vSfiros, gen. of vocap.
a water-drinker,
tiyuivos, 77, 6v, (1/7417$) wholesome, sound, healthy, II. of persons, healthful : of food, wholesome. Hence sound, healthy, stout, Lat. sanus. [y]
growing
sloppy.
t)8aTO-rp64>T|s, es, (v8a.<p, in or by the water.
rpttpaj)
bred in water,
:
vSaT-wSirjs,
cs,
(v5wp, e?5os) like water
watery, wet,
Adv. healthily: -pov; Sup. -orara.

ti-yiewtos,
Comp.
1*71175
vyieivorepcas and
:
ijSepos, 6, (v8<up) the dropsy.

ace. masc. vyi-
vyieis, co-era, tv, Boeot. for fvra. [y]
vSvijs, ov, 6,
T),
(i'ca)
watered, nourished.
vopos,
v8pa,
hydra.
77,
(uScu/))
like
a water-serpent, Lat.
bedew with \ovrpa vo-
trynjpos, a, 6v, (vytrjs) good for the health, wholesome, hearty, strong, Lat. sanus: Sup. vyujpoTaros. ace. vyid or -trj Ion. -ea vyk^js, fs, gen. cos neut. vyid or -177: sound, healthy, hearty, plur. nom. II. stout, Lat. sanus; a&SKaivyiTjsssifezn&sound. sound in mind, sound-minded: metaph. of advice, sound, wholesome, wise~; ovotv vyies irpotyepeiv to
:
:
water
tiSpaivo), (v'Scup) to water, : Med. to wash oneself, to bathe

to
to sprinkle or
;
pdvao-Oai xpot pour water over one's body. ttopeta, T), (vopfvca) a drawing water, fetching water. II. a watering place. vSpetov Ion. -TJIOV, TO, (vSpeva)) a water-bucket,
well-bucket.
vSpcxico, f. ffca, (v5<wp) to draw, fetch or carry to draw water for oneself, get water. uSpiîov, TO, Ion. for vfiptiov.
make no one sound proposal forfpos, -cararos. [u]
Comp. and
:
Sup. vyi-
water :
trypaivco, f. &vw, (iypos) to wet, moisten to water a country.
of a river,
Med.
vrypo-f36Xos, ov, (vypos,

ing.
t)Ypo-n6\T|S,
fs,
/3aAV)
wetting, moisten-
uSpTjXos,
77,
6v, (ySd'p) watery, moist, wet,
damp.
tiYpoiropcto, f. trypo-iropcs, ov, (vypos, iropos) traversing water. t>Ypos, a, oV, (tw, uScup) w^, wo*s, liquid, Lat.
f (vypos, /zeAos) wi b pliant limbs. From 770-0;, to traverse water.
med. part. fern, of vopaivw. a water-pot, bucket, pitcher. II. a vessel of any kind, a balloting urn, a funereal urn. vSpids. aSos, 77, (v'Sa-p) of or from the water. uSpia-<|>6pos, ov, (vdpia, <pepcu) carrying a watervi8pT]va|ji,VT], aor. I
uSpia,
7),
(vSa'p)
liquidus, opp. to ^pos (siccus] ; i/7pyj/ e\aiov liquid oil, as opp. to fat ; dvcfjioi vypuv aevres winds blow-
vessel.
t)8po-ct8-T]s, fs, (vcwp, efSos) like
water, watery.
ing moist or raiy : 77 i7pd Ion. vyprj, the moist, the sea, opp. to %po"os the dry land ; so, vypci K(\evda, or vypd alone, watery ways : TO 1/7^01' and r
i^ypti,
weT, wetness, moisture, water,
liquor
Orjpes
iiypoi
lithe,
water animals.
II.
soft, pliant, supple,
bow: waving, Lat. mollis; rctpas vypov 2. slack, metaph. of the mind, pliant, facile, easy. III. of the eyes, swimming, languid, faint. melting, languishing ; vypos iroOos languishing desire; neut. pi. as Adv., i>7pd Seoopicws with languisha pliant
water-drinking ; and to drink water. From v8po-Tr6-rr|S, ov, o, (vocap, irivca) a water-drinker, a drinker of thin potations; hence, in Comic phrase, for a thin-blooded fellow, Horace's aquae potor. t>8pop-p6a or -po-rj, 77, (vocap, /JOT}) a water-course, a conduit, canal, sluice, gutter. vi8pos, 6, (i/Sap) like vSpa, a water-serpent.
uSpoiroo'Ca,
77,
f.
t8poiroT0),
170-0;,
t)opo(J>opa>, to carry water.
From
:
ing glances.
Hence
7),
II. (vypos) wetness, moisture. generally, softness,pliancy, suppleness: metaph. pliancy 2. feebleof mind, softness or easiness of temper.
vrypOTTjs, r/ros,
u8po-(|)6pos. ov, (vSajp, (ptpoj) carrying water Subst., vopotyopos, 6 or 77, a water-carrier.
\
as
lation
vSpo-xoos, o, (vScap, x*ti thewater-pourer, the constelA q uarius : Ep. dat. vSpoxoiji, as if from vSpoxofvs. vSpo-x^TOs, ov, (vSwp, Xfca) gushing with water.
77, i>v\ (vopcaif/') dropsical. ti8po>v|;, onros, also OTTOS, 6, (v5oj/>) dropsy.
(i,
7pj S;
(pQoyyos) of liquid poured

:
vSptoiriKos,
from a
pliably.
bottle,
making a gurgling sound.

softly,
\
II.
trypus, Adv. of i7pos, in liquid fashion

D,
a dropsical person. vScop, r6, gen. vSaTos
Ep. dat. vSei
poet, for vypaivoj, to be wet or moist.
any kind; of
rivers, voara. K.a<piaia the waters
water of of
725
salt
Cephisus water
;
vS&p TroTipov fresh water

:
vocap
Dor. for
v\r}eis.
in water.
vo&p l was the water of

the time
it
(Is vocup to write Proverb., fpatyeiv rain-water, and then rain, also called ovpavov. 3. in Attic law-phrase, TO vScap
i.
vXatos, a, ov, (v\rj) woody, belonging to wood or to a wood, of the wood or forest. [D] Ti, 97, (v\doj) a barking, howling, [v
...
. *
the water-clock (rcheipvopa),
and also
took in running out ; eiri\a(3fiv TO voocp to stop the water (which was done while the speech was interrupted by the calling of evidence, as only certain time was allowed for the speech of the plaintiff
ov, (v\afcr)) ever barking, bowling or yelling. Ep. word, formed like eyêai^<upos, iofj.wpos. vXakTcw, f. rjffco, (i/Aacw) to bark, bay, howl, Lat.
,
I.
or defendant). [iJ] veucos, 17, 6v, and veios, a, ov, (5s) of or belonging to a swine, [v]
latrare; metaph. of a hungry stomach, to cry out, yelp, bark: also, ajjiovffa i/Aa/fTef he bowls his uncouth II. transit, to bark or yelp at, Lat. alasongs.
trare.
Hence
o,
vXaKTTjTTjs, ov,
a barker, bawler. [v]
veXivos, veXCTTjs, Ion. forms of uaA-. v\os, v. sub uaAos. v<rcri, dat. pi. of vs.
vXaKTiKos, 77, ov, (vXaKTeoj) yelping. vXas, gen. SLVTOS, contr. for uAaeis, -rjCis.
vTU>s,
a, ov,
and veroeis,
eyffa, fv, (veros) rainy,
'TAATl
and impf,
bringing or causing rain. veros, o, (voj) rain, Lat. plievia : a heavy shower, a storm of rain, Lat. nimbus ; whereas o/^Spos, Lat. imber, is a lasting rain, and if/ends or iâas, a drizzling rain. II. as Adj. in Sup., avepoi i/eTarraToi the rainiest winds.
j
same
[v], radic. form of vXaKTeca, only used in pres. to bark, bay: 3 pi. impf. med. uAaoi/re in sense. II. transit, to bark or bay at.
vtjvta,
77,
77,
f.
VTJVOS,
vOXcw,
From swinishness, hoggishness. ov, (5s) swinish, hoggish. rjffca, (vQ\os) to talk nonsense, drivel, trifle,
6, idle talk,
"TAH [5], T), Lat. SYLVA, wood, a wood, forest, also of woodland, as opp. to SevSpa (fruit-trees) copse, brushwood, underwood, as opp. to timberII. wood cut down, timber, firewood, fuel, trees. wood. III. generally, like Lat. materia, /og"s of the stuff of which a thing is made; the raw material of any kind: hence metaph. the matter treated of,
:
Lat. nugari.
subject-matter, Lat. sylva.
2.
matter, as opp. to
"TOAO2,
nonsense, Lat. nugae.

!
mind, Lat. sylva.

vXtjeis, eoffa or -eis, ev, (vA^) woody, wooded. vXT]-KoiTT]s, ov, 6, (v\rf, KO'ITIJ) one who lodges or makes his lair in the wood, [y]
via, vlas, Ep. ace. sing, and pi. of vtos, as if from vis. vlo.cn, poet. dat. pi. of vlos. [a] vlSevs, ecus, 6, (vlos) a son's son, grandson : fem. vl8-fj, a son's daughter, granddaughter.
',
vXTJ-TOJAOS Dor. vXdT-, OV,

vXir]-<J>6pos, ov,
= V\OTOfJlOS.
viBiov, TO,
Dim. of
vlos,
little
son.
II.
Dim.
v\o(f)6pos.
the woodt of vs, a little pig. vX-rj-wpos, ov, (v\rj, ovpos) watching vlSovs, ov, 6, (vlos) a son's son, grandson. forest-ranging. [0] vu, Ep. dat. of vlos. vXo-Spojxos, ov, (v\i), Spafjieiv) wood-ranging. vtKos, 77, ov, (vs) of or fit for swine, like a swine, vX6-KO|AOS, ov, (yXrj, Kof^rj) overgrown with wood. swinish, hoggish. vXo-vojios, ov, (v\rj, vefj.ofj.ai) haunting the woods. From vlo-00ia, 77, (vfos, Ti6rjfj,i) adoption as a son. vXoTO|Aco, f. rjffa}, to cut or fell wood. or felling vlos, Ep. gen. of vlos, as if from vis. vXo-TojJios, ov, (vA?7, Tepeiv) cutting TI'O'2, 6, declined regul. vlov, vl$, vlov, etc. : but wood : as Subst., vXoTOfios, 6, a woodcutter, woodI
it is also declined as if from nom. *vlevs, gen. vleos, dat. vlei, vlet, ace. vlea; Dual, viec, vleoiv ; Plur. vlees or vfefs, gen. vleojv, vluv, dat. vleaiv, ace. vitas, there is also an Ep. declension, as if from vlfis :
man.
the the
wood :
wood,
II. proparox. i/Aoro/xos, ov, pass, cut in as Subst., uAoYo/*oi>, TO, a plant cut in used as a charm, [v]
gen. vfos, dat. vu, ace. via Plur. vies, dat. vlaai, ace. vlas : Lat.
vis,
nom.
;
Dual, vie
FILIUS, a
wood: as t>X-ovpYos, ov, (V\T), *epyca) working Subst., v\ovpf6s, o, a carpenter or woodman, [y] in the woods. vXo-<})dYOS, ov, (v\rj, (paêiv) feeding
in the woods. vXo-4>op|36s, ov, (v\rj, <pep@oj) feeding wood. vXo-<j>6pos, ov, (V^TJ, (ptpu) carrying vX-w8tjs, es, (v\r], ftoos) woody, wooded, bushy. Ion. vp.is [v],old Aeol., Dor., and Ep. vji(A6S Dor. V}AS gen. vfj.u>v Ion. vfieojv, Ep. also v but vplv [- J] or dat. vfttv, old Aeol. vfj.fj.t, vfj.fj.iv Aeol. in : also vfjids Ion. v/zcas ,
: :
son
son.
vlov iroieiadai or Ti0eo~6ai TIVI to adopt as 1. later, the plur. was often periphr., laTpwv
vlfis, pTjTopcov vleis
i.e. physicians, orators
sons of physicians, sons of orators, themselves; so in Homer, vies

if
vtos, Ep. gen. of vtos, as
from
*ufs.
vluwoS, ov,
howl, yelp
:
child's child, a grandson. \)\ay\i.a, ares, TO, (v\a(a) the bark of a dog, a bark t
6, (vlos)
snarling words, [v] os, o, (v\aca) a barking, baying. [i5] From Y'' [y}> f' "h ao3 * carry wood.
metaph.
in plur.
only Trag. Dor. vfte, in Trag. also v^ds [- o] or Pron. f and pers. plur. of ffv, ye, you.
vfj.ds.
>
ov, (v\i),
ayw) carrying wood,
[u]
vp.cvaios [u], o, ('Tfi^v) hymenaeus, a wedding-song, to the sung by the bride's attendants as they led her II. later, = 'T/xTjV, Hymen, bridegroom's house.
726
the god of marriage, addressed in the wedding-songs > as 'f^v 'Titrate Dor. 'T/idj/ u 'Tftej-cue, Lat. Hymen o Hymenaee. Hence
tjp.evai6a>,
f.
Ov, ace. of 5s.

tio-fjtovcrta,
77,
(vs, M.ovffa)
swine's music, swinish
taste in music.
uao), to sing the wedding-song.

[iJ]
II.
uos, gen. of vs.
to take to wife.
v(jL6VTjios, o, ('ffi-fjv}
epith of Bacchus as
vp-v6-irrpos, ov, (vfj.T]v, membrane-winged, of the bat.
god of joy. iTTfpov} with wings of skin,

[u]
t>p.v-6<rrpaicos, ov, (vfj.r)v, offTpaKov) enware as thin as a membrane, [u]
made of earth-
also
vp,s, Dor. for vpeis. vp,6Tpos, a, ov, (vfius) your, yours, Lat. vester; with gen. of the personal pron. added, as uê-
hog-bean, answering to our hen-bane, which causes giddiness and madness. VTT-AYYÔS, ov, (VTTO, dyyf\os) summoned by a messenger. {nr-a,YKa\ta>, f. to), (viro, frygaXifo/ttu) to take in the arms, embrace, clasp in the arms : so in pf. part, pass., 7i/os vtrq^KaXia fj.tvrj having clasped the children in her arms. Hence
tio<r-KtJa.p.os, o, (vs, Kvafjios)
tnraYicaXi<r(ia, arcs, TO, that which
is
taken into the
Tfpos avTwv Ovôs your your house; TO vpeTepov

for
own mind
(sc. fiepos)
vfteTcpovot to
in
arms, a wife, mistress.

vir-ttYOpevco, f aca, to dictate, Lat. praeire verbis. tiir-a/yco [a]: impf. virijyov : f. viragoa: aor. 2 vrrrjyayov:
to lead or bring under ; virdyciv ITTTTOVS vyov to also bring the horses under the yoke, yoke them -2. to simply virdyeiv iirirovs. bring under one's power : Med. to bring under one's own power, re;
what
you
lies,
your part, [u]

[0], cvos, o, \v], fvos, 6,
'TMH'N 'TMH'N
skin,
membrane.
Hymen, the god of marriages,

vpevaios, a wedding-song.
cf. "Tfj.fvaios.
II. like
vp-jie, Aeol.,
t5p,p.es,
vjxjxi,
Dor. and Ep. ace. of v/xefs. and Ep. for vpfts. Dor. and Ep. dat. of {Jp.jj,iv, Aeol.,
Aeol., Dor.
vfjitts.
vfjifxos, a, ov,
Aeol. for
VJJLOS,
v^Tfpos.
draw from under, Lat. sribducere : rov ûâros as the mound of earth was drawn away from under. II. to bring a perduce.
3. to
Pass., vTrayoptvov
\)\iv-&y6pa,s.ov,o,(viJLvos,dyop(v(a} a singer of hymns. vp-veaTCU [a], Ion. for vp.vr]VTai, 3pl. pf.pass. ofv^v^ca.
vp,viw, Ep. for v^LVfOJ. tip,veop,S, Dor. for vfj-vfofifv, I pi. of vp.Vca. Op-vew, Dor. 3 pi. vp.v(vai, part. fem. vp.vtvaa
rjaco:
son before the judge ; virdyeiv nvoi vtrb TO oiKaaTr]oiov to bring one before the court or under the cognisance of the court, i. e. to accuse, impeach him :
virdyeiv Tivd 6a.va.Tov VTTO TOV oijfj.ov to impeach him before the commons on a capital charge so virdytiv III. to lead slowly on, Lat. i?iducere; Tcvd alone.
;
fut.
aor. I vfj.vrjcra: pf. vfjivrjKa: (v^vos):

tell
to sing,
c.
praise, sing of,
of,
descant upon, Lat. canere,
to
lead one by degrees or secretly, to

:
2. ace.: part. pass, vftvovfj-evos, renowned, famous. in bad sense, to tell of, reproach, chide, Lat. incre-
enemy -by stratagem
to lead,
draw on an draw one on, induce
pare.
3. to tell
over
and over again,
to be
always
telling of, keep harping upon, Lat. decantare : to recite, as, TOV vo\iov vfj.vetv to recite the form of the law. II. intr. to sing, chant.
vp.VT)Tr|p,
ijpos,
o,
one (to do a thing) : Med. to suggest, throw out so as to lead a person on : so in Pass., to be led, drawn IV. to lead or on, induced, mostly in bad sense. take secretly away, draw off, withdraw. V. intrans. to take oneself away secretly, withdraw, retire : of an army, to draw off" or retire slowly. 2. to go after, go slowly on : vrraye, like <rye, come! cheer up!
and
vp.VT|Tf|s,
ov, 6, (vp.veaj)
singer of hymns, a minstrel, bard. VP-VTJTOS, if, ov, verb. Adj. of vf^veca, sung, praised, lauded, famous.
tip.vuo,
shaping
secretly.
viiraYcoYevs, ecus, o, (vndyoj} bricks.

vira.y<ayT],
a trowel or
tool
for
Dor. for
vfiveoj.
(VJJLVOS,
up,vo-TT|S, ov, u, hymns, a lyric poet :

garland of minstrelsy.
TiOrffJu)
a composer of
as Adj., vfju>o6tTr)s aTtfyavos a
tiir-^Sci),
f.
37, (yirdyoi) a leading on gradually or II. intr. a withdrawing, a retreat. -oSffo/xat, (inro, a5cu) to sing, to accom-
pany with
the voice.
II. to
sing by
way of prelude.
tip,vo-irot6s, ov, (vfjvos, -nouca)
making hymns
as
Subst. v[J.voiroi6s, 6,
a minstrel.
poet, for viro. vtraiScCSoiica, Ep. for vTroSfdoifca, pf. of vnoSti&oj.

tiiraC,
fyivo-iroXos, ov, (vfj.vos, TToAe'o/) busied with hymns: as Subst., vfjt,voTr6\os, 6, a lyric poet, minstrel. a song : a hymn, festive song or ode, commonly in honour of gods or heroes.
tc7r-ai8eop.at, f. -eao/xat, to another, c. ace.
Dep.
to
shew some respect

slipII.
"TMNO5,
ufjLvcoScco,
viraiOa, Adv. (I/TTCU poet, for I/TTO) out under, ping under and away : escaping to one side.
as Prep,
of praise : Hence give a prophetic response. vp.vcpBa, -fj, the singing or chanting of a hymn.
(vfivcados} to sing a hymn or song c. ace. II. to cognato, to sing, chant.

f.
Tjffoj,
with gen., under, near, at one's
side.
tiir-aiOptos, ov, also a, ov, sky, in the open air.
(vrro, diOrjp)
under
phrase,
the
Iv
II.
c prophetic
strain.
{jir-ai0pos, mostly in viraiOpy, Lat. sub Dio, in the open air.
ov, = viraiOpios,
to set
\jp,v-a)B6s, 6v, (vfjLvos, w5rj} singing v^vatooi Kopai the minstrel maids.
tip-os,
hymns
or odes
= vTTOKaica, iiir-aCOco,
on Jire from beneath or

:
secretly.
a and
rj,
6v, Dor.,
and Ep^
for i/^trfpos, your.
vir-aivt(7ao(jiai Att. -TTOJXCU
f.
-fo/xat
Dep.
727
to intimate darkly, give
a slight bint
of,
make a
covert
viir-avoC-yto,
f.
cu,
to
open underhand or furtively ;
alhision
to.
t>7r-aip&>, Ion. for vfftaipfca. vir-auro-w, f. cu, to dart beneath, c. ace.
viravoi-yeiv fpap.iw.Ta to intercept vir-avrAa) Ion. -t<a: f. rjaca: to

II. to
and open letters. come or go to meet,

to
either as friend or foe.
II.
meet, reply to.
dart from under,
c.
gen.
Hence
somewhat
tiiravTrjeris, ecys,
77,
VTT-aicrxt>vo|jLai, Pass. (vtro, alffxvvoj) to be
a coming
to meet.
a thing before a person, c. dupl. ace. tnr-aiTios, ov, (VTTO, (atria) under accusation, called^, to account for a thing virairios nvi responsible or
;
ashamed of
{iiT-avTiaa>,
f.
;
to meet, c. dat.
doca, to come or also c. ace.

T]O03, to
go
to meet, step forth
tiir-aiTiX>,
f.
threaten underhand.
accountable to one.
(vTTaKovQj) hearkening to, obedience. tnraKOi<riv, Dor. for vnaKovffov, aor. j imperat. of VWO.KOVO}.
tiirdKOT|,
37,
\}Tr-6.TTi\Li, (viro, diro, ei/zi ibci) to or slowly, to retreat, retire.
depart underhand
inr-airoKivta),
f.
away,
c.
off",
gen.
rjaa;, intr. to move off secretly, slink verb. Adj. viirairoKivrp-eov, one must
to listen, tiir-aKotKo, f. -aicovaopa.1 aKrjKoa : pf. II. hearken, give ear to : to listen to and answer. to hearken to, give ear to, with gen. or dat. : often 2. used of porters, to answer a knock at the door.
:
make away
slink
away.
f.
U7r-airoTpXo>,
-Op*ou.ai and
Spap-ovfjuu, to
run
secretly, slip
away.
vir-dirra), Ion. for v(f>dirTO}.
gen. pers. to yield to, comply absol. to submit, comply. with, c. dat. pers. vir-dXetcfxi), f. $ca, to spread thinly on, spread like salve. Med. to anoint oneself; II. to anoint :
to obey,
to, c.
: :
submit
"TIIA'P, TO, indecl. a real appearance when one is awake, a waking vision, opp. to ovap a mere dream
:
OVK ovap, a\\' wrap,

the ace.
is
i.e.
no
illusion
but a reality.
II.
used absol. as Adv., in a waking

,
state,
vira\i<f>odai rovs o(p6a\fiovs to anoint one's eyes. v)ir-a\iJO{A<u, imperat.-aA.eu6o: Dep.: (viro, dXevcu): to avoid, shim, flee from, escape, elude, c. ace. ; mostly used in aor. I part. v-naXfva^vos.
awake : hence
,
really, actually. [5] Ion. for virrjpyftat, pf. pass.
ov, (VTTO,
apyvpos) having silver under-
viraAAaYT|, change.
17,
II.
(viraXXaaaca) an interchange, exhypallage, a figure of speech, by

inter-
which the parts of a proposition seem to be

changed. vir-oAAdoxro) Att. -TTOJ, change, barter.
viraXvj-as, aor.
u-rraXvjjis, ecus,
I
?/,
neath: of rocks, containing silver, veined with silver: of metallic substances, containing a proportion of silIII. II. turned into silver, sold for silver. ver. IV. hired for silver, venal. of silver-gilt. with a lamb vir-apvos, ov, (viro, dpvos gen. of a^vos)
f.
<u,
to
interchange, ex-
under, suckling a lamb
metaph. suckling an infant.

:
tmapis,
part,
feus,
77,
(i/irapx 00 ) subsistence
one's sub-
of vira\varc<a.
an avoiding, shunning, escaping,

<u:
stance, possessions, goods. i>ir-apira<o, Ion. for ix
From eluding. vnr-aXtio K<0, f.

-
aor. I
part.
vira\vas:
like
vnr-apx^, ?7, (viro, apxh} tbe beginning; from the beginning, over again, afresh.
vjTa\tvofiai, to avoid, shun, flee from, escape, evade, c. ace. ; XP** OS vira\vas having got quit of a debt.
tiir-ava'yi'Y V4*>o KO> ' later yivaxricto to read by way of preface.
'
vir-apxos, 6, (VTTO, apx^j) commanding under another : a lieutenant-governor, viceroy.

VTT-dpx<>, f. ca: aor. I vnrjpga: Pass., pf. v-rrrjpynai: tf> begin : c. 3 sing, plqpf. virrjpKTO : (viro, apx w) 2. c. part, to I. to make a beginning of. gen. begin doing ; virapxei ev ITOIWV nva he begins doing ('is 3. c. ace., virapxew (vtpyfaias good to one. nva to begin [doing] kindnesses to one: Pass., ra tic TIVOS virapyptva (Ion. for virrjpyfAtva) the beginnings made by one; ra irapa TWV Qewv virrjpyntva what has been given by the gods. 4. absol. to be: :
f.
-yvucrou,ai
xiir-avaKiveco,
f.
rjaca, intr. to rise
uir-avuXicncw,
f.
-avaXwooj
up and go away. aor. I -avaXtaaa :^to
spend, waste, consume gradually. tiTT-avaxwpew, f. 770*0;, to retire slowly. t)iravaaTaTov, verb. Adj. of viraviorafMi, one must
rise up, to
make room for
another.
tiir-avSpos, ov, (vvo, avrjp*)
under or
subject to
man, married.
tmavrjXwO'nv, aor.
vTT-a.vla.il>,
f.
gin,
pass, of virava\io~KW. dffoj Ion. i\a<a : to trouble or
I
vex a
:
little
Pass, to be
somewhat
distressed.
make
viTT-avurTT]p.t, f. -avaarrjacu : aor. I to rise up, raise up gradually.

;
-avtorrjoa
:
to
into being, arise, spring band, be ready. 3. to be : case is..; ij virapxovaa TI^TJ virapxft impers., the III. to lie under, the price being what it may. hence like viruKtifjiai., to be taken for granted; TOVTOV
II.
to
come
up.
2.
to be at
II. Pass.,
with aor. 2 act. -avtarrjv pf. -avtarrjKa to rise, stand up: of game, to start up, to be sprung or roused; Irravaorfjvat rrjs tfyas to rise up from one's
seat to
{j-nava.arfjvat
this virapxovTos, Lat. bis positis, this being granted, IV. to belong to, fall to : of perbeing tbe case. 2. often in part., TO. virdpsons, to be devoted to. Xovra one's property, or present circumstances or
shew respect to another, Lat. assurgere alicui; rois irpc<r@VTtpois to rise up so as to

for one's elders.
advantages means.
I
TUV virapx^vTcov according
to one's
make room
have.
to me, 3. impers., vrrapxd f*oi it belongs IV. to be sufficient : inrapxft impers., it
728
possible, c. inf. ; since it is possible. {nr-ao-mBtos, ov,
zs
so absol. in part. neut. vrrapxov,

(viro,
dffiris)
one's seat for another,

TIVI
make room
for
him
under cover of the
shield; viraffirioios
uir-a<7iria>,
f.
Koapos
ioca, to
the oo</y-armour. (T) carry the shield for one, serve
2. c. ace. hoycav to give him the first word. o escape, shun, elude ; x*ip as s viroeigf he scaped II. to yield, my hands. give way : generally, to submit to, to obey.
as a shield-bearer.
Hence
and {iircunrurrf|S, ov, 6, a tnrao-TrwrTTjp, fjpos, 6, shield-bearer, esquire, generally, an armour-hearer. under the stars: guided \)ir-a,<npos,ov,(vir6,a(rTpov) by the stars.
tiTrartKos, consularis.
rj,
(viro, dpi sum) to be under, Lat. subesse; <pi\raroi avSpes Ifi(j5 vneaai /j.f\d6pa) my best friends are under my roof: of horses, to be under the yoke, to he yoked in the chariot. II. to be or lie under-
ov, (viraTos n)
of consular rank, Lat.
viraros [v],rj, ov, contr. for vtripTaTos, like Lat. summits for supremus, the highest, uppermost, first, epith. of Jove ; 01 vnaToi, Lat. superi, the gods above, opp. to those beneath the earth (xOovioi, ivfpoi, Lat. 2. of Place, highest, topmost; ev irrpf)
inferi).
virdT-rj
it
neath : to be at the bottom. 2. to be laid down, 3. of things, to be left remaingranted, assumed. III. ng: to remain behind, after everything else. generally, to be at or near, he at hand, at comIV. to be subjected or subject. mand.
(viro, fifjii ibo) to come or go under, to steal in secretly, Lat. subire ; virtevai nvd to insinuate, II. to depart oneself into a person's favour. gradually or secretly.
,
on the very top of the funeral pile, c. gen. (as if were a superlative Preposition), vrraToi \ex* 0}V high
tnriop,<u,
fut.
med. of
virftKu: Ep. i sing. virdfai.
best. above their uest. 4. 3. of Quality, highest, II. viraTos, u, as of Time, last, Lat. supremus. Subst., was used to render the Roman Consul. vnr-avydto, f. daw, to begin to shine, dawn, of day-
tTTiirov, (viro, (Tirov) aor. 2 with no pres. in use, to say or repeat before another, Lat. praeire verba : also
to premise,
say by
way of
introduction
to
sugis
gest.
2. to
explain, interpret.
break.
{iir-avXo, f. rjaca, to play the flute in accompaniment. vrr-avXos, ov, (vrro, av\r}) under the tent; o-/cr]vf)S vrravXos under cover of the tent. tiir-avx<vtos, a, ov, (viro, aux 7? 17 ) under the neck: as
Subst., vuavxcviov, TO,
tnreCp, poet, for virep, used when a needed before a vowel, e. g. vireip a\a.
long
syll.
[]
2 of virfp@d\\ca. inrip-e)(ov, Ep. for i/Trepetyov, impf. o
tiimpepaXov, Ep. aor.
a cushion or pillowfor
the neck.
tnretpTjKa, vircipirjfxai, see vrrepeca. tnmp-oxos, ov, poet, and Ion. for
viireuras, Ion.
.ffrrjKa
U7T-a4>icrTajJiai, with aor. 2 act. -cnreo'T^f, pf. -a(pe: to step back slowly, retire.
for vfytiaas, aor. I part, of
having
set on,
tjir-a4>pos, ov, (vrro, dfppos)
vir-d4pa)v, ovos,
6,
fj,
(viro,
somewhat frothy, moist. d'Qpuv) somewhat silly

of
vireifjn
or senseless
Comp.
dtypoveffTfpos.
eiffeSvv, pf. to slip or steal in, enter secretly, ibo) to go in covertly.

v>irt|-,
suborned. Dep., with aor. 2 act.
vircaai, Ion. for
vireiffi,
pi.
(tlpi sum).
tnr-K, before a vowel

gen., out
(VTTO,
!)
:
Prep, with
t)iT|3SXov, aor. 2 of vito&d\Xo}.

vir-YY'-' os ' ov > (viro, eyytTy) under surety : of persons, having given surety, responsible, liable to be called to account ; vircyyvos ir\r)v Qavdrov subject to
from
-under,
from
beneath
also written
divisim
vir' !/c.
vnrK-pd\Xw,
to cast out secretly.

inf.
vir6KSpap.eiv, aor. 2
:
of virfKTpex
*'
any punishment except death.

uireBdjjiva, 3 sing. impf. of viro5d}Jivr)fJ.L. v-n-eSSeurav, Ep. for viriSeiaav, 3 pi. aor. I of VTTO-
tnr-K8vo|jLai, Dep., with aor. 2 act. -fe5vv, pf. -f5e'6vtfa to get secretly out of, slip out of, shun,
escape, c. ace.
viir-eKKaCo},
:
absol. to slip out, steal out.

-Kavffca, to set on fire from to set on fire secretly.
f.
vnT-6Kexim>, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of i7roxw.

, 3 pi. plqpf. vircSciga, aor. I
f.
below or
or
a.
by degrees of
little.
metaph.
uTrcSeKTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, t)ire8pa}JLOV, aor. 2 of viroTpexca.

viircBvv, aor. i of vvoSvca. vircBtio-CTO [u], Ep. 3 sing. aor. I
viir-eKKaXviTTCtf,
^cu, to
uncover
from below
\)TTtKKav\L<i, aros, TO, (vTrfKKaioj)
fuel put under
to
med.
pass, of vnoOfpfMivca. t>ir-6iS6p,Tjv, (UTTO, *t'Scu), aor. 2 med. with no pres. in use, to look at, view from below : metaph. to mis-
uir60pp.dv0ir]v, aor.
i. rnetaph. a prolight afire, combustible matter. vocative, incentive. uir-Kiceip.ai, Pass, to he carried out and away, to bt
put safe away,
to be stored
up or stowed in a safe place.
trust, suspect, Lat. suspicari.

inf. vtreiKaOtTv, poet. aor. 2 of vrrfiKoj. From inr-eiKTôv, verb. Adj. one must give way. vir-etKoj Ep. UITOCIKCO fut. -da) or -(IOIMLI aor.
tiir-CKKXivco, to
bend
{ir-tKa9ov,
tnr-6KKOp.ico,
secretly:
f.
aside, escape, delude. iao} Att. to), to carry out or
away
one's
Med.,
virfKKOfj.iffaff9ai iravTO. to
get
all
goods carried secretly out.

\)TT-(KXa.\iâ.v(i>,
f.
vTT(ia Ep. virufiga: poet. aor. 2 v-neiitaOov

tire,
to re-
\-f]i//ofj.ai,
to
carry off underhand.
withdraw ; virdKeiv
rtvl
tfyr s to retire t
from
VTTicXiv9ir]v, aor. I pass, of viroicXivw.
729
fa, to send away underhand ; \Qovos to send secretly out of the land.
),
f.
viretc-
tiir-ev8iJp,a,
aros, TO, (VTTO, tvovoj)
an under-garment.
vir-iciTpo0eo>, f. -Qevaofjiai, to run forth from under, start out before : c. ace. to outrun, outstrip.
viir-KirpoXt)&>,
to unloose from
f. ffca,
derneath,
to loose from
under
of horses,
tnr-Kirpopa>,
escape
the yoke. to flow forthfrom under. f.-pv-rjaoftai,

f.
under
vir-v6p0e and -0cv, Adv. (VTTO, evepOe} under, unbeneath : under the earth, in the world below : c. gen. under, beneath. vir-e, form assumed by vir-fK before a vowel. VTTâ.ya.yoi [70], 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of vrrtgdya}. vTT-eljaYco, f. <a, to carry out from under or secretly,
esp. out of
vrr-Kirpo4)6tYto,
and flee:
c.
-<pvôfjuii, to flee away secretly,ace. to flee away secretly from.
danger into safety.

:
II. intr. to
retire or
t>iricirpo<j>\JYtv, aor. 2 inf. of vTrfKirpo^fvyca. v>irKpv<j>6-r|v, aor. I pass, of viroicpvirTO).
withdraw gradually. vir-aipi>, f. rjaca

paiprjfj.ai:
pf.
aor. i
-eti\ov
secretly
pass, -f^r'prjuai Ion. -f(a: to take away privily,
inr-Kox>a), to savefrom under, rescue or deliverfrom. vir-6KTdvvco, to stretch out under.

vir-KTi0T]p.i, f. -Orjaco, to put out secretly remove one's effects from a place of danger, carry Pass, to be carried safe away. safely away :
:
destroy,
remove
virf\uv having done away with

rally, to set aside,
or gradually; ToviriK\Tjfi the offence gene:
Med.
to
put out of the question, hence
in pf.
pass,
from
vir-KTp-mi>, a thing
i)ir-fKTpt\(ii,
f.
ifxu,
to to
Med.
f.
turn gradually or secretly turn aside from, c. ace.

:
TovTfcav vTTfâpatpr]fj.evojv these things having been put out of the question : Med. to take out or away privily for oneself: to steal or purloin.
part.,
vir-6â(p<o, to raise,
lift
up from below.
-tgedpafjiov (cf.
aor. 2 -0ptofj.ai and -dpafj.ov}wi to run out from under, run rpôj)
'
beyond: to escape from, c. ace. vrctKvtya, aor. I of viroKvrrTca.

t>ir-6K<J>pco, to lift
mountain-lop. l inf. of vTrfa\(OfMi (a Dep. not in use, see dAeuo/wu ), to flee out away and pres.
uirefjaXtaaOai, aor.
escape, c. ace.
vir-6aKpia>,
to
go up
to the
up a
little.
:
II. to
carry out
III.
uir-eâXva-Kco,
cretly, c. ace.
f.
vco, toflee
away
or escape from se-
from under,
intr.,
esp.
from danger
fjp.epr^s
to
carry away.
vir(K(ppeiv
f-
o8a> to get
on
before, to get
the start of another
by
a day's journey.
u7r-K<|>VY<o,
cretly
:
-<p(vop.at, to fly out or escape se-
t>ir-eava(3atvG>, f. -/Sjjao/xat, to rise out from under secretly or gradually. vir-âvaYop,ai, Pass, with aor. 2 med. -tfcjjfayofjLijv,
to sail
to escape secretly
from,
c.
ace.
out
and away
:
secretly,
[ay]
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of vireK<p(vya>. vircK-xaXdw, f. data [a], to slacken from below or
vtir<K<|>vYe,
tiireâvaSvop-ai, Med., with aor. 2 act. -cgavtovv,

pf.
-favao(8vKa
to
come upfrom under gradually,
slightly.
tiir-6KXcopo, quietly from a place
f.
rjffa},
:
to retire secretly : c. dat. pers. to retire
withdraw
and give
esp. to rise from out the sea. vir|ava8iJS, vffa, vv, aor. 2 part, of foreg. vir-6avi<rrap,ai, Pass, to rise up and give place to.
place
to one.
tiir-edavrXttOjf.ô'ajj/o
vtreXafiov, aor. 2 of viroXanfiavo}. uTT-cXavvw f. -< \aoca [a] Att.

:
vtrâpaipTjp.ai, Ion. for
drain outfrom below, exhaust. viK^r}prjfj.ai, pf. pass, of

ibo) to
-t\u
to.
to drive
(VTTO, (g, tlfu
under
intr. (sub. i'lrirov) to ride
up
go away under or
u7T\i(j)0T)V, aor. I pass, of viroXeiirw. virfX6oi, 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of virfpxofâi. Ep. for v<f>(i\ovTo, 3 pi. aor. 2
secretly,
withdraw gradually ;
one.
II. to
way for
med. of
go
virfgitvai nvi to make out to meet or against one.
vn-îpvo),
Ion. for vTretpvu. fut. -eeA.aercu [of] Att. vir-ejjcXatJvo)

:
-6AcD
to
Ep. aor. 2 pass, tfireXvo-0,0 [D], Ep. 2 sing. aor. I med. of viroXva:. i of virofjitvoj. tnrtp.ci.va, aor. virtp.va.aa6e, Ep. 2 pi. impf. of VTrofj.va.ofj.ai. for vTrr)(J.vK, 3 sing. pf. of tiirtnrp.vT|p,iJK6, Ep. down the head. This is the only form Tjp,vw, to hang of the Verb in use, and this only in one place, of an orphan boy, -jravra 8' virenvr)fj.vKe he stands with
,
pi.
drive out from under, drive off secretly. to march away secretly or slowly.
II. intr.
vire^fXciv, -wv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of virfatptaj. vir-pij Ion. -(jipvo>, to draw out from under,
draw away underhand.

tiir-6tpxop,ai, Dep., with aor. 2 act. -(ij\0ov, pf.
to go out from under : to go out se-et\r)\v9a cretly, withdraw, retire : also c. ace. to retire, withdraw from or before. 2. to rise up and quit one's
:
head
utterly
bung down
see rjnvo}.
trrr-vavTi6op.ai, Dep. to oppose covertly. vm-evavTios, a, ov, (VTTU, (vavrios) set over against,
opposite.
II. set
settlements, to emigrate.
,
II. to
go
out to meet.
3 sing. aor. I of an Ep. pres. VIT(K-
against, hostile
as Subst., ol
virfvavTiot the
enemy
neut. as Adv., TO virfvavriov
TOVTOV
posed
in opposition thereto.
ecus, 77, (vTTfvavTiuofiai')
vir-e|-X a)
m tr.
:
Sm gto
a r
2
secretly from a place. act. -({(omjv, pf.
withdraw
viTvavTUoo-is,
to
:
a being opto
little.
Pass.,
II. to
with aor. 2
contrariety.
vir-v8iSw(xi, to give
way a
little,
give in a
denly.
go out from under, come out sudgo out of the way of, shun, avoid :
730
III. give place to, rise up and make wayfor. a thing, retire gen. rei, to withdraw one's claims to from competition. tdreirXeuora, aor. I of viroirXfca. VTTfifr&TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 of vuoir graftal.
c. dat. to
c.
over a thing
place.
of ships,
c.
gen.
loci,
to
lie
off a
vTTcp-aKfjios, ov, (virfp, d/efiTj)
beyond
the
bloom of
youth.
iacu, to overshoot, hence to outdo, v7Tp-aicovTia), surpass : c. part., vTrfpaKovTieiv nva K\irrcov to outdo one in stealing. t>irep-aKplj3T|S, fs, exceedingly accurate or careful. II. V7rp-aKpia>, f. oca, to mount and climb over.
f.
TIIE'P
:
Ep. viiTtp, in phrases vnfip dXos and virip
oXa Prep, governing gen. and ace., Lat. SUPER. Hence are formed the Comp. and Sup. virtprfpos,
-TCITOS.
[i;]
GENIT., expressing that over which someI of Place, over : of rest, over, above ; vwtp KfcpaXffS arrfvai to stand over a person's 2. of motion, over, across; or over, behead II. (from the notion of yond. standing over to protect) for, in defence of, in behalf of ; virip rrjs irarpioos dfivvciv to fight in defence of one's coun2. for, because of, by reason of: for the purtry. pose of, for the sake of; virtp rov p.r) dirodavfTv for the sake of not dying. 3-./or instead of, in the III. name of, acting for ; virtp eavrov in his stead.
thing
is
: . :
WITH
to project or beetle over, c. gen.
ov, (vvfp, apa) over or upon the ol virepaKpia the heights above the plain virepcLKpioi, at Athens, the inhabitants of the Attic
tm-ep-aicpios,
:
heights
ra
uplands.
going
thing
vtirep-aicpos, ov, (yirtp, OAT/JOS) over the top : metaph. to extremes ; Adv. vircpatcpajs, to excess.
ti-rrep-aX-ytw, f. rjffoj, to be afflicted or feel pain for a. to grieve exceedingly at a thing : absol. to feel :
like TTfpi, on, of, concerning, respecting, Lat. de.
great pain of mind. v7Tp-aXyr|S, es, gen. grievous or painful.
cos,
(vwfp, 01X70$) exceeding
Accus., expressing that over and beyond : I. of Place, over, beyond, II. of Measure, over, above, past. exceeding, be2 beyond yond ; virip rr)v fj\iKiav above his years. what is right, against, contrary to; virlp alaav contrary to right ; \nrtp 6cov contrary to the will of the III. of Number, above, upwards of, beyond, god. up to and over ; v-nlp ro rjp.iav above half. POSITION virtp may follow its Subst. in all cases,
WITH
which a thing goes
vir6p-aXXo|A(u, f. -a\ovfj.at : aor. I -TjXdfjirjv : Ep. aor. 2 virfpd\TO, part. t/irepaA/*6i/os : Dep.: to spring or leap over, c. gen. ; also c. ace.
uirep-aXAos, ov, over or above others. uirepaXficvos, Ep. aor. 2 part, of vnpd\\ofiai. vircpaXro, 3 sing. aor. of virepd\\ofMit.
tnrp-avai8evop,ai, Pass, to be surpassed in impudence.
when
it is written virfp. IN COMPOS., virep signifies over, above, of Place,
t)irep-avaC(rxwTOS, ov, exceeding impudent. avarevta, to stretch excessively. VTrep-ava/Teivco, f.

pf. -avfffrrjKa, to
as in Virfp-Paivoj. 2. in defence of, in behalf of, as in vrrfp-aXyeoj, mostly c. gen. 3. of excess, as in

virep-r}(pavos.
tiirp-avi(rTap,ai, Pass, with aor. 2 act. -aviarrjv, stand up or project above. tnrp-avT\Op,ai, Pass, (yirtp, dvT\fcui) to be very
leaky, to be waterlogged. uppermost rope, the brace atvirtp-avrXos, ov, quite full of water, waterlogged : tached to each end of the sailyards (kmapia), by metaph. overwhelmed, borne down. II. act. overmeans of which the sails are shifted. [C] flowing, overwhelming. virp-aj3fXT<Epos, ov, also a, ov, above measure virep-dvo), Adv. over, above : virepdvca yiyveaQai to
vwpa,
77,
(vif(p} the
simple or
silly.
get the upper
hand
of.
[a]
virfprjvojp.
Dep. to admire above measure. [07] virp-aY<ivaKTa>, f. 770-0;, to be exceedingly angry or indignant at a thing.
viTrcp-dYcfyicu,
VTrcp-dvwp, opos,
virp-diraT<ia>,
6,
Dor. for
f. 770*0;,
to deceive or cheat excessively.
iTrp-aiTO0vif|(TKG),
f.
virep SYaTTcico,
f.
virp-aY<vidaj,
to love exceedingly. to be in great distress of mind.

770-0;,
virep-airoKpCvojjiai, vindicate, [t]
Med.
-anoOavovâi, to die for. to answer for any one,

:
tiirp-dT|S, cs, gen. cos, (virep,
arjfjii)
blowing down
from above
or blowing very hard.
for or
tiirep-airoXo-ycofiai, fut. med. ^ffonai in behalf of any one, defend.

f.
Dep.
to
spsak
virp-aijx6w, (virep, aT/x) to have overmuch blood. uirep-aipw, to lift up over : Med. and Pass, to rise II. to rise above, be lifted up. up over, to climb
over, scale, Lat. transcendere, c. ace.
2. to trans-
Ion. for virfpoppcaSeo:, to be exceedingly afraid, rrj 'EXXaSt for Hellas.
vTTEp-apptoSeb),
770*0;,
uirp-a<r0jjios, ov, (vtrfp, aaOfjja)
gasping or panting
exceedingly.
cend, excel, outdo : to conquer. 3. to overshoot, V7rp-ao"irdfo|iai, f. daopai, Dep. to be exceeding go beyond, exceed, c. ace. 4. absol. of a river, to fond of, greet very "kindly. overflow. virep-ciTOiros, ov, beyond measure absurd. vircp-cuo-xos, ov, exceeding base or ugly. ttirsp-aTTiKos, 77, c>v, excessively Attic, carrying the
i>irp-aicrxyvop.ai,
virep-aicupeco,
f.
Pass, to feel
770-0;,
much ashamed.
up
over
or
Attic dialect to excess.

vtrep-avyrfi,
ts, (virep,
f.
Adv. -o)s.
to
hang
above.
II.
Pass, to be suspended over, project
(nr6p-av|dvw,
avyrj) exceedingly bright. -avfrjcroj, to increase or enlarge
731
above measure,
sure.
II. intr. to
abound beyond meato
f.
-pipaoa
Att.
-0t@w, Causal of
v>irp-avc0, rarer
form of virtpavgdvu.
be over-proud.
virpo/ux>,
f.
rjCKa, to
From
',
vTTfp-avxos, ov, overproud.
(viTfp,
exceeding boastful,
carry over, transport. t)irp-(3ios, ov, (virep, /3ia) of overwhelming strength or might : overweening, outrageous, wanton : neut. virepfiiov as Adv. wantonly, arrogantly. trirp{3o\a,8ir]v, Adv. (virfp(3o\r)) immoderately, excessively.
vcirep-dâvos, ov, Dor. for vTTfprjQavos.
[a]
17,
vnrp-ax(H|S, denel.
6S,
gen. cos, (virtp, dx&os) overbur-^

"
virfpfio\i\,
(virfpPd\\cu} a throwing beyond
^*' to tnrep-dxOofjiai, Pass, with fut. med. -ax^ be exceedingly vexed or grieved at a thing, c. dat. aor. 2 virfpe/Brjv Ep. virp-J3aCvGi>, fut. -0r)ffop.at
:
an overshooting, *X (l fareffaMp
|
superiority, excess in anything ; OVK it can go no further ; ds or KaO'

2.
VTTfpftoXrjv as Adv., excessively.
excessive praise,
hyperbole.
'
II.
to step over, climb over, vnfpfirjv: pf. -fiefirjKa: kcale, c. ace. : of rivers, to overflow, run over their
tains, rivers, etc.
a passing over or crossing moun2. a place of passage, a moun(from Med.) delay, putting
off.
tain-pass.
!
III.
banks.
2. to
overstep or transgress a law
abscl.
to transgress, trespass, offend. 3. to pass over, pass by, take no notice of, Lat. praetermitto : hence to omit. 4. to go beyond : to surpass, outdo in a
II. Causal, in aor. thing: also absol. to exceed. I inrp@r)ffa, to put over, lift or raise over. UTTpj3a\ov, Ep. aor. 2 of vTT(pf$d\\<u. \rrrep-j3aAX6vTGJS, Adv. pres. act. part, of virp&a\\<u, above measure, exceedingly.
virep-|36peos, ov, (virep, Bopeas) beyond Boreas, i. e. in the extreme north: oi"ir(p(36peoi the Hyperboreans,
a supposed people in the extreme north distinguished for piety and happiness ; "Tvyr\ inrepftopeos more than mortal fortune.
tiirp-ppdo>,
f.
ffco,
,
to boil or foam over.
virp-|3pi0T|S, gen. cos, (yirep, /3pti0os) overloaded, exceedingly heavy. tnrep-ppiia), to be overfull, overflow.
<
virp-j3a\Xo),
pf. -@e/3\r)Ka,
f.
-aAa>
Ep. aor. 2 viretp-efiaXov
beyond a
to throw over or pass. -$ifi\rnjM.i : mark, to overshoot : to beat at throwing, to

2. to outstrip in racing.
II. to
throiu further.
f. a.<jop.ai : pf. pass, virfipyaffftat (in to work under, plough pass, sense) : Dep. : II. to subup, prepare for sowing, Lat. subigere. due, reduce, bring under one: pf. in pass, sense, to be
t>ir-p Ya.op,ai,
act.
and
overshoot, outdo, excel, surpass, exceed ; virtp@dX\eiv subdued, virfipyaa'fjLai ^vx^v epam I have been subTOV xpovov to exceed the time virp{Bd\\ctv TOV /cat- dued'm my soul by love. lll. = virrjpTa}, to do a pov to go beyond the right time absol. to exceed all service : here also pf. in pass, sense, ir6\X' virdpâarai 2. to go on further and <pi\a many kind services have been done. bounds, to go too far. further, bid more and more ; trpoe&aive TOIS vi'jrp- YAou>s, ov, (yirtp, *ycA.otos) above measure vTrfp0d\\cav he went on bidding more and more. 3. ridiculous or laughable. to be at its height, at the zenith, of the sun. ', f. iffca, to overfill, overload. 4. to be over and above. and vircp-yripos, ov, = 5. part. inrfpfid\\ajv, ovffa, ov, cav, (vnep, yrjpas} exceeding old, of exexceeding great, excessive, beyond measure ; rd virepIII. to pass treme age : as Subst., TO virfpyijpcuv extreme old age. pd\\ovra. an exceeding high estate. over, cross, or traverse mountains, rivers, etc., Lat. t>irep-8ao"us, v, gen. ecas, very hairy. 2. of trajicere; of ships, to double a headland. t>irp-8T|S, ts, gen. eos, Ep. ace. virfpfifo., for virepabove or beyond fear, unrivers, to overflow ; of a kettle, to boil over. 8'a, -3. (yirtp, Seos)
;
:
<
1
to outdo, surpass, excel, exceed, c. ace. 2. to exceed all bounds : so in pf. pass, part., virfpfif&\r)fj.(VT] yvvrj
off,
Med.
daunted.
uirep-ScCSw,
f.
-Seiffca, to fear for
or on account of
an excellent woman.
:
II. to
:
put
one
delay,
c.
ace.
c. part., to
put off doing
absol. to
absol. to be in exceeding fear. be much afraid of, c. ace. , to

,
delay, li?iger.
ov,
(vnip, ftdpos) overloaded, overweighed, exceedingly heavy.
uirep-pSpTjs,
6*s,
gen.
os,
;,
ov,
hand.
exceeding dangerous or formidable. placed high above one on the right 2. placed above or over ; virtpîov
;
If virfpofgiov from vantagehigher ground II. superior, tmp(3a<ria, 17, (vtrfp&aivo)} an overstepping or trans- ground* virep-Bew, f. -OT)<r<u, to bind upon. gression of law, trespass: wanton violence. virepparos, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of virfpfiaivoj, stepped virep-SiaT6tvojiai, Pass, to strain or exert oneself over : to be passed or crossed : of a wall, to be above measure. scaled. II. act. overstepping : in bad sense, betiirp-8i8a)|Ai, f. -Suffer, to give up in behalf of. yond bounds, excessive, outrageous. inrepSiKtu), f. 770*0;, to plead or act as advocate for ~ aor. 2 From one, advocate his cause. ], Ep. 3 sing.
tiTrp(3ao-av, Ep. 3
pi.
aor. 2
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of vnfpfiaiva). virp-j3uiop.ai, f. rjaonai Dep. (yntp, to prets with great violence, of the plague.
: :
just.
I
or virep-SiKos, ov, (vTTfp, OIKT)) exceeding righteous II. pleading for. stimulate a little. , to
732
virep-ctSov,
in
inf. virfplSeiv, aor.
2 without
virepopdo} being used instead : also neglect, slight, despise, c. ace.;

use,
any pres. to overlook,

gen.
:
c.
cf.
him. out of water
*&.
rivos to hold one's arms over one to shield II. intr. to be above, stand out above, as to rise above, overtop : to rise up over
:
tir-6pet8o>,
f.
(Tea,
to
put under as a prop.

beneath.
2. to
a thing, c. gen., the horizon.
e.
of a star, to rise above g. yaiijs : 2. metaph. to be above, be superior,

be the better; ol vnepfxovrfs the daXarra virtpffxy if the sea be 77
3. c. gen. rei,
prop or support from

uiT-epctmo,
f.
ijjoj,
to excel, surpass,
II.
to
undermine, subvert.
tumble, fall down.
eneivos) on
to seek to
more powerful ; kav

too
intr. in aor. 2 vTrrjptrrov, to
powerful
Pass, te be outdone.
tTT6p-Ktva, Adv.
ti7rsp-K0paTr6t><,
cessive attention.
(virip,
yon
side,
on
the further part, beyond.

f.
to rise above, rise superior to, be able to bear. to outflank, overlap. 5. to get over, cross.
4.
ffca,
win over by ex-
uir-eptto Att. -epJi, fut. of vireTirov, in
same
senses
from same root come

f.
pf.
act.
vrr-eiprjica,
pass.
77-
\)-rrep-6KKpep.avviJjJLt,
-Kpfftaaa) [a], to
hang out
over.
tnTp-6K-ir6pt<r<ro'G, Adv. for virfp IK irfpiffffov, than superabundantly : also virpiCTrpt<ro-s.
f.
virp-o,
more
virfprjoiara.
f.
~îaca, to boil over.
GirepTjSttos,
Adv. of
vireptjSvs,
very pleasantly
Sup.
-c/CTTeaovâi, to fall out over or virep-CKirtiTTco, II. absol. to go beyond all bounds. beyond.
v7T6p-Kir\T]0-o-a), f. or. pf. pass. vrrpKirfrrXr]jiJ.ai: Pass, to to frighten or astonish beyond measure :
virp-t|8o|jiai, Pass, to rejoice beyond measure : c.part., vnfprjdeTo aKoi/cav he rejoiced much at hearing.
uTrtp-TjSvs,
v,
exceeding sweet or pleasant: Sup.

I
-rjSiaros.
be astonished excessively : c.acc./o befrightened beyond
measure
at.
virep-CKTeCva), f. -rei/cD, to stretch beyond measure : vrrepfKreiveiv tavrov to stretch oneself beyond one's
measure.
ivjo [t*],
of vtrcpaKovTtfa. above a certain age. to sit above. virep-iqjjLai, properly pf. of t7Tfpeb/zcu, {nrp-T|Hpia, 77, (vntp, ^fJ-fpa) a being beyond the day : as law-term, a not meeting one's engagements
t)TTpT)K6vTi<ra, aor.
uirp-T]Xi,
foos, 6,
77,
v7Tp-icxco,
out over
:
to pay for any one. f. iff ta [i], -xe<> also virep-eicxwu) [u], to pourPass, to run over, overflow.
f.
at the proper day.
tnrp-eXa<{>pos, ov, exceedingly light or active.

viirp-|j.mirXT]iu, f. -f^nrXTjaca, to Jill overfull of a Pass, to be overfull, be overloaded. thing: be filled quite full of. {firep-(ji(j>opcop.ak, Pass, to vircp-evTVYXo-v^j f- TvofjLat, to intercede for another.
2. forfeiture of recognisances, a distraining of goods, execution. tiTrcp-Tjjiepos, ov, (virep, Têpa) "waiting over the day, not observing the appointed day : hence, suffering a distress, having an execution levied: metaph., c.gen.,
virepr)[j.fpos ya{j.ojv
uirep-'T)|jii<rus,
over-due for marriage.

(VTrtp,
v,
rfiuavs) above half,

desolate.
rjvoptrj}
more
than half.
i>ir-pT||AOS, ov,
somewhat
V7Tfp-ir]KOVTa-6TT]S, fS, gen. COS, (viTfp, tgljKOVTCL, ITOS) above sixty years old.
wirep-eiraiveco, sure.
f.
t>irep-T]vopov, OVTOS,
o, (virep,
exceeding
II.
manly:
in
bad
sense, overbearing, overweening.
tow and
f. 770-0;,
rjaaj, to praise
above mea-
excelling men, thinking oneself more than man.

virep-Tjvwp, opos, 6, 77, (virfp, avrjp) overbearing. virpT|cra), fut. of vnfpirjfj.i. tnrepT]<})dv(o, f. 770-0;, (viTCfrrjfpavos} to be conspicuous
t)irep-iri0vjji&),
to desire exceedingly.
\nrep firra, Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of virfpireTOfMi. vnr-6pirrw, f. ipca, (yiru, tpeirTca) to cut away from
above others
in
bad
sense, esp. in part., like vvfpr]II. transit, to
below, undermine.
Dep. with aor. 2 act. tiircp-tpxoât, f. -eXevaofj-ai to come or go out over, pass -rj\0ov, pf. -\r)\v0a absol. to exceed, excel. over, c. ace.
: : :
voptcav, overweening, arrogant. treat disdainfully.
t7TpTjcJ;avia, 77, (virfprjcpavfoj) arrogance, haugh'iness : contempt for a person or thing, c. gen.
vTTpT|-<j)avos, ov,
{iirp-(T0(to,
f.
foofjun
aor.
4(payov
to eat
= vnep-<pavris with
:
77
insertedv-fott-
immoderately.
viirepeo-o-CfJuu, pf. pass,
spicuous above others

splendid, noble.
2. in
magnificat^ bad sense, extravagant, over-
in
good
sense,
t)irepcrx0ov, poet. aor. 2 viirp-<rx ov aor. 2 of virept x<w.

>
Hence weening, arrogant. vir6pT|<}>ava>s, Adv. magnificently: arrogantly.

t)irep-0dXao-(rC8Lqs, ov, (virep, Q6.Xa.oaa)
Adv. exceeding well.

Adv., strengthd. for fvyf, bravo, capital. ixta., 17, exceeding good luck.
,
some way
above the sea. [of] vir6p-0avp,aco Ion. uTrepOtcp,-,

exceedingly.
2. c. ace. to
tiirep-v<{>patvop,<u, Pass, to rejoice exceedingly.

vi-rrcp-exco
f. affofwu, to wonder admire above measure.
tirrep-cxQaipw, to hate exceedingly, c. ace Ep. vimptxco Ep. impf. vtrdpcxov

:
'
tiTrep-OavfJUMTTOs, ov, exceedingly admirable.

:
f.
virp0
c.
and -0v, Adv.
(virtp]
from above: above:

77
to hold i>iffpeca: aor. 2 inrfpe'o'xoi' poet. -iax tQov over, esp. to hold over so as to protect ; virfpex (iv
gen. above, over ; virfpGfv etvai beyond, i. e. worse than.
..
to be above or
733
-Ofvffoftat, to run over or beyond. to outstrip, to surpass, excel.
>, f.
2.
(iirfp-Kopco),
f.
770-0;,
to overfill or glut.
viirep-KOTOS, ov, exceedingly

'.
virp-0vT)iTKu,fut.--0di/ov/M, to die for or instead of iifrcpOopovjiat Ion. -eojiai, fut. of virtpOpwaKOj.

:
:
ceedingly savage.
Adv.
f.
-TQJS,
angry or furious : exovermuch, exceedingly.

-Kpcfj.<Ju
:
vircp-KTaop.ai, f.-KTrjaofj,ai: aor. i -(KTTjffdfirjv to acquire over and above. virepeOopov Ep. vnfpOopov, inf. -dopeeiv contr. -f?v c. ace. to overleap, leap, spring, vault or bound over, inrepKtJSavras, ace. pi. of II. in bad* vtrep-KvSas, avros, 6,(vnfp, KVOOS) exceedingfamous uTrep-Ovfxos, ov, high-spirited, daring. sense, ever-spirited, overweening: of a horse, too bigh- or renowned, very glorious.
: :
t)7rp0optv Ion. -iv, aor. 2 inf. of virfpOpduaKO}. aor. 2 v)trp-0pto)(7Kco fut. -Oopovfwt Ep. -BoptofjuaL
hang up over
t)-irp-Kppiavv\}[xv : or out
-Kp^âaca [a] Att.
to
of the way.
c our aged, restive.
Hence
of a door, [y] Ovpa) above the door: as
in shouting, c.
tiirepOvjxcDS,
Adv. in excessive wrath.

TO, (vvfp, Ovpa) the lintel
ov, (virfp,
over.
tiirep-jeuiTTa), f. if/tu, to bend, 2. c. ace. to overstep.
stretch
over,
peep
II.
virp-0vpiov,
tiiT6p-0t;pos,
Subst., vTffpOvpov, Tu, viTpOvpiov. virep-taxo), to shout above, outdo
{i-rrep-Xap/irpos, ov, exceeding bright or glistening. of sound, exceeding clear or loud.
show
tnrep-Xap.'rrpiivofjLat, Pass, to make a very splendid : also to shew great eagerness. [0]
gen. [aj
uireplBciv, inf. of aor. 2 virepftdov.
tiTp-tT](Jii,
f.
-770-0;,
to
send or throw further, hurl
ti7Tp-Xiav, Adv. (vTTfp, Atai/) beyond all measure or doubt, undeniably. \f] t>7rp-Xviri>, f. 77 aw, to pain exceedingly, cause one
beyond the mark.

{nrep-iKTatvojjuu, Pass, to move exceeding swiftly : the simple Verb is nowhere found, and its derivation is uncertain.
great distress
Pass, to be distressed beyond measure.
tiirep-jAaivofjiat,
Pass
with
:
2 pass. iTTfpffj,dvT]v [a]
f. med. fiavovfjat to be struck mad.
aor.
virp-|xdKir]S, fs, Dor. for vir(pfxf)KTjS.
Tirpiovi8T|S, ov, 6, patronym. from 'Ytrtpicw [t], son of Hypenon, i. e. the Sun. tnrp-iarTa|Aai, Pass., with aor. 2 act. -tarrjv, pf. to stand over, c. gen.: to -effT7)Ka: {virep, iOTrjp.1) stand over so as to protect one, to shield, guard.
:
tiirp-|Aax0,
defence of one
:
f.
7700;, (virtp, fjidxr)) to
fight for or in
also to fight with one for another. tiirpp,ctXT|TtK6s, 77, 6v, inclined to fight for another. tnr6p-p,dxo(Ji<u [jua], fut. -fiaxovfJ-ai, Dep., like virfp-
xmep-iOTOop, opos, u, rj, knowing but too well, c. gen. rnrep-iaxvpos, ov, (virep, iaxvpos) exceeding strong. = virtp(x&, to hold above. II. intr. x)TTp-iorxo>, to be above : to prevail over, c. gen. 2 to protect,
.
p.a.\i<a, to fight for anyone; virfpfj.axovfj.ai TOOC irarpoa I will fight out this for my father.
U7rp-(iaxos, ov,
virfp-\Lya.Q-t]<i,
I
(yirtp, fj.dxofj.ai}
fighting for
[a]
as
Subst., virfpfjiaxos, 6,
-
a champion.
r i>-jr(pfj.yfdr)S.
n f
c.
gen.
[t],
viirep-ji,Yas, fj.yd\rj, fJ.*ya,
enormously great.
,
'Tircp-twv
monly joined with "HAtos
ovos, 6, Hyperion, the sun-god, comin Homer, as 'Tirfpiav 'Hc-
tnr6p-ji,'yt0T]S Ion. VTrepjAeYdOijs [a],

(virep, fj.eyt0os} excessively large,
gen. fos,
II.
enormous.
:
Aios, or 'He'A<os "fnfpiow. (Said to be derived iirtp, twv, he that walks on high.)
from
exceedingly
difficult.
ti-ircp-jieOvo-Kojjiai, aor. I
fj.eOvaOrjv
Pass.
to be
t)Trp-Kd0T|p,ai, properly pf. pass, of vrrfpfcaOeôftai, to tit over, above or upon. II. metaph. to sit over
excessively drunk.
and watch,
keep an eye upon.
tnr6p-p,VTT]S, ov, 6, poet, for virfpfj.fVT)S. vnrpp.Vwv, OVTOS, 6, excessively mighty.

t)TT6p-jJiVTjs,
c's,
From
:
v-n-ep-KaXXTjs, e's, gen. <os, (vrrfp, tfaAAos) exceeding beautiful or fine.

v/irep-Kci|Xvc0,
f.
(viTfp, fj.vos)
exceeding strong
alsd
-Kdfiovfj.ai, to suffer or
f.
labour for
any one,
c.
gen.
bad sense, overweening, insolent. virp-jATpos, ov, (virep, /jterpov) beyond Adv. -rpcas. excessive.
in
all measure,
-Karafirjaofjuii, to get down over. virep-KaraYtXao-TOs, ov, exceedingly absurd. {nrpKaT|3T)<rav, 3 pi. aor. 2 of imcpKarafiaivo}. virp-KaxXcia>, f. <TOJ, to laugh outright. v-n-4p-Kip.ai, Pass, to be situated over or above. vn-ep-KTjXeo), f. 770-0;, to charm beyond measure. tnrp-KoXaKvu>, f. ow, to flatter immoderately.
vjirep-KtiTapaiva),
tirfp-p,T|KT|S, fs, gen. fos, (vntp, HTJKOS) exceeding long, high, broad, etc. : of sound, exceeding loud. to hate exceedingly. v/ircp-jxlcrcw, f. 7700;,
{nrep-jiopov,
destiny.
Adv. = vii(p
fJopov,
beyond fate or
the clouds. VTrep-v<J>6Xos, ov, (virep, ve(pe\r)} above to be more than conqueror. f. 770-0;,
,
vnrep-Kojjiiros, ov, (vTr(p,K6fj.iros) over-confident, over-
f.
770-0;,
to think or reflect
weening, boastful, arrogant: generally, excessive; dat., VTjes vTrepKop-iroi rdxî ships surpassing in
swiftness.
c.
ov, (virep, I/OTOS)
upon, c. ace. beyond the south wind,
at the extreme south, opp. to vireppupfos. size or tiirep-o-ytcos, ov, (virtp, uyrcos) of excessive
bulk, overgrown, immensely great. viTp-oi8a(vu) or -dvco, to swell, be much swollen. virp-oi8ao> Ion. -w, f. 770-0;, to swell excessively.
{nrep-KOiros, ov, (virep,

>,
o7TTo;)like uTrtpô/iTros, over-
weening, overbearing, boastful.
Hence
Adv. exceedingly.
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t)iTp-ovKci),
f.
VTTfpoiKtto
-fjffca,
TjTrepre AAco.
virep-irtTTto, Att. for vitfpn(ffffct).
virep-irrjSda),
f.
to
dwell above or beyond.

oucetai)
virep-oiKOS, ov,(virtp,
tiirepoirXia,
rj,
dwelling above, beyond.
-r)ffo}Mt, to leap over or beyond,
and
II. metaph. to (vvpoir\os) proud confidence, defi- so to escape from. overleap, transance, presumption : high courage, [i Ep.] gress : to overleap, escape from. {nrtp-irucpos, ov, exceeding sharp or bitter. vmep-oirXiJofiav, f. iffoftai, Dep. (virep, 6ir\ifa) to Pass, to be {iirp-mp.irXir|iu, f. -irXrjaoj, to overfill ; vanquish by force of arms.
virep-oirXos, ov, (vtrep, OTT\OV) confident in arms,
overfull of a thing.
tnrep-irtvo),
\)
/
hence overweening, arrogant; neut. as Adv., on\ov civfiv to speak haughtily, arrogantly. generally, excessive, immense.
tnrepoimjs, ov, o, (virfputyofjai) dainer : absol. disdainful, haughty.
virepoiTTiKos,
ful.
77,
virepII.
of
dis-
f. iriopai, to drink overmuch, [t] rrp-'iTiirT<ji,f.-'nfo~ovf*ai,(ofall over or beyond. time, to be past, gone by, be spent.
II.
a contemner,
viir6p-ir\ovaa>,
vnrcp-irXTjOTfjs,
f.
daw,
to
abound exceedingly.
ov, contemptuous, disdainful, scorn-
Adv.
-/CMS, disdainfully.
From
fs, (virep, TrXrjOos} superabundant. Pass, to be overfull. VTrp-irXi]p6o>, to fill overfull: f. From 770x0, to be exceeding rich. uirepirXovrto),
vmep-oiTTOs, ov, (ujrepoô/Hzi) overlooking : hence disdainful, haughty: neut. pi. as Adv. haughtily.v-irep-opaw, fut. -otyofjtai : aor. 2 -fidov inf. -iSftv :
to look over, suraor. I pass. -wtyOrjv : (cf. opdca) : II. to overlook, pay no heed to, disregard: vey. to slight, despise, disdain, both with ace. and gen.
uirep-irXotTOS, ov, (VTTC/J, irXovros') exceeding rich. virep-iroXvs, iroAAT?, iro\v, (virep, iro\vs) overmuch, very much or many. tiirep-iroveco, f. rjffw, to toil or labour beyond measure
:
to suffer
very greatly.
II. to
bear or endure
to take trou-
vircp-opios poet, -ovpios, ov, (virep, 6'/>o) beyond the boundaries: foreign, outlandish.
iirepopla (sc. 777) the country
tiers,
for another: Med., virfpnovetadai TIVOS over or ble on oneselffor another.

i.
77
beyond one's own fron-
beyond the
a foreign land or country. tnrep-opvvjica, Pass, (yircp, opvvfj.i) to rise
{nrp-ir6vTios, ov, also a, ov, (vjrfp, irovros} over or II. over or across the sea. sea, far away> tnrepirrSTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of virfpireTOfjiai,
up over
a thing. to be much tmep-oppcdSccd Ion. -appwSco): f. -fjao): afraid, be in great terror on account of. "TIIEPO2, o, or vircpov, rd, a pestle to bray and
tnrp-mj7nr<i<>, (virtp, irvjrira) to cf one, to caress fondly.
make very much
uirep-iruppiao), f. daca [a] (vnep, irvppus) to redden or blush for another.
Ep. for
,
vTrepirfrofJiai..
pound
with.
aor. 2 pass, of vTropprjyvvfu.
virep-ovpavios, ov, (virtp, oupai/os) above the heavens.

tiirepoxTj,
17,
[a] Pass, (virep, ae^vvvca) to be ex-
summit.
II.
:
(uTrcpexw) a projection, prominence, metaph. preeminence, superiority, sui. excess,
ceeding solemn or pompous. virp-o-o<J)Os, ov, extremely wise or clever.

tn^p-a-irovSaJo), very anxious.
t>irp-<7TSTCi>,
tect, c.
f.
premacy
excellence.
superabundance.
aca, to
take excessive pains, be
(pirtpoxos Ep. farapoxos, ov, (virpex&) prominent, eminent, distinguished above others; c. gen., virdpoXov Hnpevai d\X<uv to be distinguished above others :
in
= virfpiffTafjiat, to stand over

i,
and pro-
gen
3
sing. aor. 2 subj.
Sup. -WTO.TOS. contempt, disdain : arrogance. From vircp-oxl/opcu, used as fut. of virepopdoj, from obsol.
vTTpov|;ia,
17,
bad sense, overbearing.
and opt. of
V7TpTfiTOS,
est
:
77,
VirtpOTTTOfMlt.
eldest
is
more used
I
ov, Sup. Adj. of uTTep, uppermost, highin shortened form vnaros :
uirep-irfiyns, fs, (vircp, Tid'yos) excessively frosty : as

Subst.,
there
also a
form virfpwraros.
f.
TO vTTfpnayes extremely hard frost.
tiiT6pTiXas, aor.
vircp-Tetvoj,
vnrcp-irdOcco, f. rjau, (inrtp, iradfiv) to suffer excessively, be grievously afflicted.
-Tvw
[u] part, of i/TrepreAAcy. TeraKa to stretch over : pf.

:
or above
virep-iraiw,
f.
irairjao):
pf.
irfiraiKa
excel.
to
strike
KUVOS to
hold out over ; virfpreivdv aitidv afipiov spread a shade from the dog-star over the
:
to
beyond : hence to overstep, surpass,

tiirep-irepio-o-eva),
house
to
virepreivfiv iroSa U.KTTJS to stretch one's foot
VTTp-iraXvv<i), to strew or scatter over, [y]

also
Dep. -euojxcu
Adv.
abound
overmuch, to superabound.
tiirep-irepuraos,
rj,
over the beach, i. e. pass over it. II. intr. to stretch, stand out or project beyond : c. ace., virtpTfi2. vfiv TO" Kfpas to outflank the enemy's wing.
to surpass, excel. to pass quite over, overleap. ,
5,
ov, excessive:
-o~(as,
beyond metaph.
From
fs,
gen.
e'os,
(virtp,
reAos) going over
viTp-irTdvvv>jii.
f.
-TTfTdato [a], to stretch over.

fut. -TTTjJao/xat
:
or beyond the
aor. 2
[a], whence Ep. 3 sing. vtrfpirTaro : we also find Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. wrfpeTTTa, from vrrepeirTrjv: Dep.: /o/.y over, afore or beyond.
ing
the
mark : generally, going over, overleapgen aO\o}v vir(pT\rjs one who has reached end of his labours. II. = t/TrfprtAAott', rising
:
c.
over or a&oi;*.
virep-reXXw,
f.
-reAw
aor. I
-erf (Ac:
/o
rw
or
735
appear over or above; virfprci\as 6 tf\u)s the sun having risen above the horizon; vnepreXXeiv etc yaias to start from the ground c. gen. to 'hang or
:
t)-n-p-(J>opea>, to
carry over.
0;:
project over.
vireprepia Ion.
-IT),
77,
the
upper part,
of
esp. the
upper
frame of a
carriage.
tnreprepos, a, ov, upper, higher : hence better, more excellent ; ffverj vireprepos higher by birth, nobler; virtpTepa. Vfpr(pa^" {nrp-<j)t)T|S, es, (ytttp, <f>vrj) beyond natural stze,overOfivat to turn topsy-turvy. II. stronger, mightier; II. of grown, enormous, immense. things, extravictorious over, c. gen. neut. as Adv., pavrfcuv virtp- ordinary, singular : beyond the natural course of
j
From Comp. Adj.
or above, virtp, over
afraid of. have high thoughts, to be vnrep4>povw, overproud. down upon, disdain. From virp-4>pa>v, ovos, o, 77, (virfp, <f>pT)v) higbminded, rov higbspirited : haughty, disdainful, arrogant : l from a confidence in one's superiority.
f.
{iTTp-<j>pt<rcro> Att. -TTCD : f. beyond measure, to be terribly

rjaca, to 2. to look
to
shudder at one
Tfpov
better
than soothsayers.
III. further,
more,
virp-Ti0T)pa, f. -0?7<7a;: aor. I -eOtjKa: aor. 2 -e to put or set over : Med., vwfpTiOfaOai rtvi TI to make over, commit or intrust a thing to any one, to disclose a thing, refer it to another for advice.
tnrep-rijxdco,
f.
things, marvellous, strange, absurd: also joined with a relat., virtpfpvrj oaos, like Lat. mirum virtp(pvr]S quantum,
wonderful
how
great,
i.
c.
excessively great.
act. -ftyvv pf.
tnrep-<j>t>op,ai, Pass.,
with aor. 2
-Wto
770-0;,
to
prize
or
honour above
to spring or shoot tyvKa: outsboot, surpass, excel.
up over or above: hence

excessively,
i.
measure.
virp-ToXp,os, ov, (vntp, roAâ) overbold. vireprovos, ov, (inrfprtiva}} overstrained, strained to the utmost, at full pitch or stretch. vnr6pTO^vtrt[xos, ov, to be overshot : metaph. to be From surpassed or outdone.
tiirep-roêvo),
:
t>irp4>vcas,
Adv. of
vircpfyvTjs,
lously
vnepcpvus us wonderfully how,
e.
marvelmost won-
derfully^
tiirp4>iJS, Cera, vv, aor. 2 part, of virfp^vofMi. to rejoice {iTTp-xa.ipo>, f. -xaprjata : exceedingly at a thing, c. dat. II. c. part, to delight in
doing.
f.
aa>, to
overshoot.
:
:
iiirp-x&Xaa>,
to
viTpTpv<f)a.(i}, to
f.
dao; [a], to let

rjaoj,
down
over.
virp-Tpex w f- -Spd(jLovfja.i aor. 2 virfpeSpapov to run over or beyond, outrun, escape from. 2.
excel, surpass.
a. to overstep,
ov, (virtp,
f.
xduv) above
the earth.
strengthd. for ÂiSdo;, like
transgress a law.
be over
wanton or arrogant.
:
tiTp-TpO<J>da>, f. rjaai, to revel extravagantly. viir-pv0pidco, f. daw [a], to grow rather red, to blush or colour a little.
\>ir-pv0pos, ov, (vtro, tpvdpos} somewhat red.

ti7rp-v\|/T)Xos, ov, (tme'jO, vi/^rjXos) exceedingly high. vnrep-tMJ/ow, f. wau, to exalt or extol
tnrp-<|)atvofjiai, aor. 2 virfpfQdvqv [a]
exceedingly. : Pass, to ap-
aor. 2 act. -rjXvBov or v-ir-cpxojJiat, f. -e\(vcrofj.ai to 6A77\t/0a : (cf. tpôfMt) : Dep. : -rj\6ov : pf. go or come under, get under, enter, Lat. subire, c. ace. II. to go into secretly, to steal or creep into : metaph. to come upon or over one; virepx^rai pc III. to creep <ppiKij a shuddering steals over me.
into another's
good
pear over or above.

770-0;, (vnep, <pa\a-y) to extend {iirep-âXa-yyeo}, one's phalanx so as to outflank.
f.
dermine, deceive.
graces, to fawn on : hence to unIV. to advance slowly.
tirp-xp<os,
t)Tr-6pcueo),
f.
<av, (vTTtp,
770-0;,
XP^ OS ) excessively in
the
debt.
(UTTO, fpcaeoa) to
77,
viTp4>avfjv<u, aor. 2 pass. inf. o{virep(paivofiai.

virep<j>avT|S,
's,
Hence
UTTCptpT] Att. vircpcpa,
shrink back, recoil. upper part of the mouth,
gen. cos, appearing over or above.
the palate
(>irep-<f>&TOS, ov, beyond expression, ineffable. f. -oiffo) : aor. I act. fivtyita, pass. ' to carry over or across. II. intr. to -rjvfx^n v
t>iTp-4>epa>,
fern, of vTTfpyos. From ()-n-p(i)i.60ev, Adv. from the upper story. tiirepaiov, Ep. and Ion. virepuiov, TO, the upper part of the house, the upper story or upper rooms, where
:
properly
have the advantage over,

in a thing.
to surpass, excel
to excel
the
women
resided
properly neut. of vrrcpios (sub.
OlKTJfJLa).
tiiTp-<J>V, Adv. like virfptyvws, excessively, overmuch: too highly. vir6p-<J>0tvo|x<u, poet. 3 sing. aor. 2 -e<p6iro: Pass, to
viircpyos, a, ov, Ion.

as irarpcjjos
and Ep. tnreptoios (from
virtp,
perish for or in behalf of one. tnrep4>iaXos, ov, properly exceeding in power, exceeding puissant : but mostly in bad sense, overbearing, overweening, arrogant;
being above or over, overhead. viirepioraTOS, 77, ov, poet. Sup. for irrrfpraTOS. VTrcacreiTai, Dor. 3 sing. fut. of vim/xt (c?/u sum}. 2. tcnrearav, Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 of ixpiarijiu, also Dor. for vircffrijv, i sing, of same.
ira.T'fjp),
from
overbearing
:
spirit.
Ovpos vireptyiaXos an Adv. virfpQiaXcas, exceedingly,

(Deriv. uni/7re'p/3tos.)
v>irTT6iXa, aor.
of viroaTe\\<u.
aor. 2
\j
tnr6<TTp6v|/a, aor. I
excessively : also haughtily, arrogantly. certain perhaps another form of
tnr<rx0ov, poet.
\)TTe<T\TrnLai, pf.
vire<rx6TO, 3 sing. aor. 2 of

to be
vnrp-<|>lX0,
f.
770-0;,
t>irp-<j>o(3e'op.ai,
beyond measure. Pass, with fut. med. -rjffoâi,
to love
tnrTpo-as,
2 sing. aor. I
I
excessively afraid.
vireTVij/a, aor.
of viroTvirroj.
(VTTO, fv6vvrj~) liable to
virp-4>o{3os, ov, exceeding timid, very fearful.
{nr-6v0vvos, ov,
give account,
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vtrfvQwos apxh an office at the expiration of which the magistrate has to give an 2. c. account of his conduct. genit. liable to, ameaccountable, responsible
;
'
rno'.
a seaman,
|
tnr-Tjperrjs, ov, u, (yiro, (perns) a rower: generally, sailor. II. any labourer : an assistant,
nable
to, liable to
make amends for
a thing: guilty
of yov a helper
servant, inferior officer, Lat. apparitor ; virrjpeT^s epin a work. 2. the servant who at-
a thing.
3. also c. "dat. subject, liable,

lie
exposed
to.
tended each heavy-armed soldier.

ing.
6v, (virijptTijs) of or Jit for rowrj, generally, belonging to, suited for serving : of or for an vTnjperns or inferior officer or soldier; oTT\a virrjpfTiKa the arms of the common men;
VTT-euvdojitu, Pass, (vtro, evvaca) to

vir(|)ir]va, aor. I
under.
vnrqpeTiKos,
II.
of virofyaivoj. vtr t<j>pS8e, 3 sing. aor. 2 of i virt\tva., aor. I of v

I
virfXplo-a, aor.
\>ir-f\(a,
'
f.
(cf.
ex*')
v<p(ct}: aor. 2 vnecrxov poet, to hold under or underneath.
vireffxôv:
2. to
Kf\r]s vTTrjperiKos a boat attending a tender.

t)Tr-T|p6Tis, t5os, sistant.
"3.
on a larger
vessel,
fem. of
virrjpeTTjs,
a helpmate, as-
put under or place under.

as a pledge
:
3. to
bold out the hand
vircxftv ovas, Lat. praebere aurem, to
lend an ear hence to hold out, suggest : also to al4. to supply, afford, place tir-T|X6co, f. rjaoj, to sound under, answer with a sound lege, make a pretence of. at one's disposal. II. to hold from underneath, 'from below. hence to bear up against, undergo, uphold, c. ace. vir-iTjm, Ion. for v(f)iT]fJ:t. submit to, suffer. tnr-iXXo) aor. i viriXa : (viro, tAXcu = cfAcu) 2. in law-phrase, vTr*x fLV to O'IKTJV rivos to have to give an account of a thing force or draw in underneath : metaph. to keep under, check, restrain; im\\fiv orop.a to check one's tongue. vTTx fiV \6yov to have to give account. iimovaa, part. fem. of virtip.i (tlp.i ibo). iJiTT]YH.cu, pf- pass, of virdyoD. T}yayov, impf. and aor. 2 of virdya). vnr-icmr)p,i, Ion. for v(piorr}p.i.
:
j
umnpiire, sing. aor. 2 of vTrripfitra}. < ' / / i r r c t virrjo'CL), Ion. lor v(pi]<7cu, tut. or vtpnjfAi.
ov, (vtraKovct}) giving ear, hearkening, i, II. obeying, obedient, subject, c. gen.: listening to. as Subst., vwrjKoot, ot, subjects. virfjXGov, aor. 2 of vTTfpxofâi.
v/ir-Tjjxva), to
vir-wrx veop.au, contr. -ot)p,ai Ion. tm f <rxop.at : fut. : aor. 2 {rntayun-riv, imperat. vir6<rx ov to bold oneself (viro, 'iox^ pf. virax r]fA a i ^X ^
'
iTToax~f]Oop.a.i
'
'
hang down
see vTTfp.vfjp.vKf.
vTro<f>fpcu.
iiir^veiKav, 3 pi. Ion. aor. I of
of wind ; virrjvepiov wuv a wind-egg which produces no chicken. t>ir-TJv|xos, ov, (VTTO, dVe/xos) under the wind, under
t)ir-T]Vjtios, ov, (VTTO, dvffjios) full
take upon oneself, undertake, promise, of a father, to promise his daughter in marriage, betroth: of the bride, to plight her troth: also to promise or vow to the gods generally, to assure,
under,
i.
e. to
engage
assert, profess.
t>ir-(<rxop.<u, Ion. for
shelter from it;
K TOW {mjvifiov on the lee side. tnriqVTj, TI, (VTTO) the under part of the face, on which the beard grows : the beard itself. Hence a bearded man; npwrov vTnjvrjrrjs tiinr]VT|TT]S, ov, 6, a youth with his first beard. tiir-Tjotos, 77, ov, (VTTO, -)]ajs) about dawn, towards
vmaxvôpjai. virvaXeos, a, ov, (vrrvos) sleep-bringing, drowsy. virv-airaTTjs, ov, 6, (vnws, anaraca) cheating of
(itrvCSios, a, ov, (virvos) sleepy,
sleep.
tiirvo-8oTT|p, rjpos, o,
St'Swjm) giver strain : fem.
drowsy, [vt~\ and virvo-SoTqs, ov, 6, (VITVOS,
of sleep; vop.os virvoSonjs a lulling

f-
morning,
early.
(virrjptrtoj) the service or
ot'
i>irvo86Tipa.
rjffca,
uirvo-|i,ox>,
iiTrqpco'ia,
ers.
2.
ff,
(VITVOS, ftaôfiat) to resist or
duty of row-
s/n'v* against sleep.
Collective for
vjrijperai, the
complement
II.
"YUNGS,
death.
|
(5,
/p,
of rowers
rally,
and sailors, a ship's crew. hard service, hard work : also
gene-
II. .S7e<?/>, as
slumber: metaph. /& sfe# o/ a god, twin-brother of Death.

frightening in
service rendered
v-rrvo-<j>6|3T)S,
ov, 6, (VITVOS, (po/Stcw)
to another, assistance.
sleep.
bench, a
vnrT|pn,ov, TO, (vrnjperfca') the cushion on a rower's rowing mat.

tiirr]p6To>,
f.
tnrvoco,
vos~)
:
f. wacu: pf. act. virvutca, pass, virvou/jiai: (VTTto lull to sleep : Pass, to fall asleep, go to
TJCTQJ: pf.
act. virrjptrrjKa, pass, vinjperrj-
sleep, sleep,
[Mi
(vnrjpeTTjs) : generally, to do
II. row, serve on board ship. hard service, to work for, aid and
to
VTTVU),
slumber. II. Dor. gen. of VTTVOS.

f s,
intr. in
Act. to fall asleep.
tiTTV-wSi^s,
(vnvos,
floos)
inf.
of a sleepy nature,
of virvita.
abet
to serve, comply with, obey, act under instructions : to comply with, to do a gratify ; virTjpfrfiv service : Pass, to be done as service; ra air' rj/Afav ris vpeas virrjperffrai the services which are rendered
:
drowsy.
tnrvwv, Lacon. for virvovv,
tiTTVOMrcrco Att.
OVK inrvdjaafi
{ITTVUJCO,
to
you from
^
-TTW, = VTTVOOJ, to be sleepy or drowsy; Kfop my heart slumbers not.

under:
mour.
oneself to, gratify, huHence 3. absol. to be a servant.

2. to suit
us.
\nrT}pTT||jia, aTos, TO, service rendered, service, help,
VTTVOQJ, to sleep, fall asleep. Prep., governing gen., dat., et ace.: poet. viraC, metri grat.
Ep. for
TIIO',
Lat. officium.
WITH
GENIT.,
I.
of Place,/row under; pki
virofiadpov
virb ffirciovs a fountain
vTroydcrrpiov.
a
subjection, as in viro-Safiaoj, viro-Sftus.
II.
737
denot-
flows
cavern
urTrovs virb
vyov \v( w to unharness horses

;
from under
from wider the yoke vir dpvftov \v6fjiijv I loosed 2. of that under myself from under the ram.
is, tinder, beneath; virb artpvoto rvII. of having hit him under the chest. the Agent, with pass. Verbs, and with neuters in pass, sense, by-, through, Lat. a or ab ; KTcivevOat viro TIVOS to be slain by a man; Oaveiv vir' avTov IOVTOU by one's own free to fall by his hand u</>' action dicovfiv vir6 TWOS to hear, i. e. be told by, one. 2. where it is not the immediate act of the agent tptvyfiv viro TIVOS to flee by reason of one iiirb K^pvKos irpoijyopeve he proclaimed by voice of herald. 3. viro is often extended to feelings, pasviro Seovs, x a/6s, etc., by or from fear, sions, etc. hence with active Verbs also, as irpaTTfiv joy, etc. TI vir' dpfTrjs to do somewhat by reason of courage 5fovs by reason of fear, etc. ; opvffoeiv virb pavvb
which a thing
ing what is gradual, secret, etc., somewhat, a little^ by degrees, like Lat. sub, as in viro-Q<oirtvo). vir6-/3a9pov, TO, anything set under, a prop, stay, 2. a carpet spread under foot. base, pedestal.
ftrjfca
X~f)ffas
tnro-|3aiva>, f. -firjaofMii : aor. 2 -ffirjv : pf. to go under, step or stand under, : esp. as a II. itaetaph. to be below, be less in \Jirop or base.
i
-'-
height
; TfffffapdtcovTa irodas viro&as TTJS fTfprjs [irvpapiSos] TCUUTO fifjaOos going forty feet below the like size of the other pyramid, i. e. it
building
forty feet lower.
viro-J3aXXco Ep.
I
vJ3pa\\w
f.
-0a\a>:
pf. act.
-/3-
@\ijrca, pass. -)3e)3\7;ât:
Lat. substernere.
child for one's
to throw, put or lay under, II. Med. to substitute another's
ariyav 4. to express subjection, dpsTwffiv vir avTov they are virtuous under his sway. 5. viro is often used of atto dig by constraint of the lash.
1
own, palm a supposititious child upon metaph. to palm or pass off false III. to throw in a word after another, to charges. IV. to suggest, submit to one. rejoin, reply, retort. a stooping or crouchviirojjdo-is, <ws, i), (i/TTO/to'Vo;) of a camel to take up a burden. ing down, as
one.
2.
tendant circumstances; viro ZeQvpoio icafjs at the blast of Zephyr of music, Kooftdfciv vir' av\ov to revel to the sound of the flute ; irivciv virb 0d\iriyyos to drink fo the sound of the trumpet so, vir fvtprjfiov fiorjs
; ;
viro-pevOtos, ov, (yiro, /3eV0os) in the depths below. Att. -P^rro) : f. -@rica : to cough a tnro-J3T|<r<r(o
little,
have a slight cough.

f.
tiro-ptpdga>,
fiaivo), to
draw
-frpdffca Att. -t/3cD, Causal of viroor bring down : Med. to let oneselj
Bvtfai to offer a sacrifice
accompanied by a cheerful cry. of the object, under which a thing is I. of Place virb irooai under one's feet vno TT; dtcpoirokei under the acropolis v(p' apfjaat virb x f P ff i Sctfoji/ai to under, yoked to the chariot be subdued under, i. e. by force of, one's arm so
down, stoop or crouch down.

v>iro-j3\7r<0,
WITH DAT.
neath
at,
f. -{3\tyonai to look up from underglance at or look askance at, eye scornfully,
suspiciously or angrily.
tiirop\Tj5T]v,
hand
or covertly
Adv. (viro0d\\ca) throwing in under: suggesting a word, by way of sugor reproof.

II.
(pofieioOai viro TIVI to fear under, i. e. by reason of, one ; inrb TTO/ZTT?) TIVOS fifjvat to proceed under one's
gestion, by
way of caution
looking
sidelong.
guidance.
expressing subjection or dependence; hence inr6 TIVI under one's power ; fivai viro TIVI to
II.
viropXijTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of viro&d\\Q}, to be laid or put under.
be srtbordinate, subject to a person

to have under one, at one's
%x eiv command.
;
v(p' fO-VTy
WITH
toivards
Accus.,
I.
and under an
of Place, to express motion object, as, viro airtos ij\aae

; ;
tnr6p\T]TOs, ov, (wrro/SaXAw) put instead of another, spurious, counterfeit, false. a putting or laying unVTro|3o\T|, 57, (u7ro/3oA\cy)
der.
2.
firjKa he drove the inrb Tpoirjv itvat to
sheep under cover of the cave go under the walls of Troy so, viro SiKaaTTjpiov ayav to bring under the judgmentseat. 2. under an object, without signf. of motion,
vir'
that which
is
II. pass. a suggesting, reminding. put under, a foundation, groundwork :
metaph. the
subject, subject-matter. substituted by {nro|3oXi[jiaios, a, ov, (viro@d\\ofjuii) stealth, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit; TCL viro/3oA.t//afa (snb. re/cva) supposititious children. to roar under or in answer to.
rjw T' ijf\i6v
T under morning and the
sun.
II.
cf Time, like Lat. sub, about, near upon, viro VVKTO. towards night virb T^V tcu about morning viro TOV also c. aeifffjiov about the time of the earthquake part., viro TOV vijuv KaTaKatVTa about the time of the burning of the temple. POSITION vn6 sometimes follows its Subst., when
; ; ;
:
\nro-ppt\ua,
to wet or drink moderately : pf. somewhat drunk. pass. part. viro/Sf&pfyfitvos, xnro-pptx-os, ov, also a, ov, under water: generally, beneath the surface, under ground. (Deriv. uncer-
tiiro-ppexw, f. moisten a little
cu
pf pass.
-fifffpfjiJiai
metaph.
to
it is
written viro.
'Tiro
tain.)
[v]
stands
absol.
AS ADV., under,
neath.
2. behind.
:
IN COMPOS. I. vn-fifu to be under ; or of motion, as in viro-Paivu to under. 2. of the go mixing of one thing with another, as in vir-dpyvpos, vtru-xpvo'os. 3. to express
below, beII. secretly, unnoticed. under, either of rest, as in
tnr6j3pt5xos, ov,
= virofyvxios, but
only used in neut.

vtro-
plur. virufipvxa- as
Adv. under water; ffvtodai
/Jpuya to be covered with water. tiiro-YCUOs or viro-yôs, ov, (viro, fata) ground, under the earth, subterraneous.
under
the lower part of viro--yacrrpiov, TO, (vrro, 'yaffTrjp)
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the belly, the paunch.
sea-fish,
II.
the lower
part of a
uiro8c86[Avos,
pf. pass,
considered a delicacy at Athens.

viroyaios.
-affofjai [a]
:
UTTO-YÎOS, ov,
to
to laugh at. II. laugh quietly, smile, Lat. subridere. tjiro-Yv,d<0, f. ffca, (viro, yevciov) to intreat by
vTro-Y^Xdco,
f.
tiTroBcStws, pf. part, vTroScSicos, 6, (UTTO, ScSiws) literally, crouching for fear, name of a bird in Aristophanes.
t>iro84Spop.a, poet. pf. of viroTpex 03

tiro-8eif|S, fs, gen. cos, (viro, cient, slighter, less, generally, to him ; esp. in Comp. ,
Se'os)
somewhat
defi-
touching the chin. 2 -676uiro-YtYvo lJLat l ater an d Ion. -Yivojiat: aor. to grow up by degrees or in succesDep. v6fj,T)v sion, Lat. subnasci.
'
tiiro-YXavKos, ov, somewhat gray. uiro-YXav(7O', (VITO, y\av) to glance from under, to eye askance or suspiciously. viro-YXi;KaCva), (viro, y\vfcvs) to sweeten a little :
below another, inferior vtroSefffTCpos inferior ; CK 7roAA.< viroSeccrTepojv with means much inferior. Comp. Adv. vrroStcffTfpcas, in inferior numbers. inr68tYH- a O.TOS, TO, (viroSeiKvvfu} a sign, token, mark. II. a pattern, copy, example.
5
viro-SciSw,
f.
aca
:
aor. I vneSeicra Ep. virfSSeiaa

pi.
:
Ep.
pf. u7roSet5ta
coax and smooth down. metaph. viro-Yvap,iro>, f. if/a>, to bend under or gradually. viroYvaxrgs, 2 sing. aor. I subj. of viroyiyvwaKca. -\nr6ypa\L\La,, aros, TO, (viroypdcpca) that which is 2. an inscription. written under : a signature. uTro-Ypap.jAoiT6vs, fcas, 6, an under clerk, under seto
pf. viraiSeidoiKa, for
Ep. plqpf. viroSfiStaav poet, vnoSedoiKa to fear a little. or

:
slightly, be
somewhat afraid
cower before.
of, c. ace.
2. to
shrink
in fear from,
II. absol. to
be some-
what afraid.
and
Ion.
-tico
:
fut.
-$da)
of.
Ion. -Sc^cu: aor.

se2. to intimate,
-e8ea
to
shew underhand or
to
cretary.
Hence
f.
vnroYpa|i|iSTeia>, as under clerk.
aca, to
be a viroypafj,fJiaTfvs, act
cretly : to give a mere give to understand.
glimpse
II.
mark
out
to shew,
dis-
teach by example.
III. to
:
shew forth, make a
uiroYpapiios, model.
6,
(vnoypd<poa) a writing-copy, pattern,
play
uiroYpo<|>6'us, teas, 6, (viroypd<pca)
one
who
writes
also simply, to shew. uiro-SeiXiaco, f. affca [a], to be somewhat cowardly. viro-SeinaCvo), to stand in secret awe of.
of,
pretend to
under another's orders, a secretary, amanuensis : at Athens, the clerk of the Popular Assembly ((KK\rjcria}. a subscription, signature : an indictt>iroYpcu|>T|, 57, ment. 2. an impression, mark, print. II. a III. a sketch, design, outline, Lat. adumbratio. From painting under of the eyelids.
rmo-Ypcufxo [ol, f. ^cu: pf. yeypacjxi, pass.yeypafj,fjiai to write under, subjoin : to subscribe, sign : to
write the
set one's
:
tnro-8nrv(o,
f.
17*70;,
to dine instead
of another.
utroScuras, aor.
I part,
of vnoSdSca.
{iiro-Seicop.cu, Ion. for viroSexoftai. inro-8}jLco, to build under, lay as a foundation.
means of entertainment.
cious,
(vTroSexo/iat) reception of a guest, [I in Ep., metri grat.] iiiroSf^tos, a, ov, (i/7ro8e'xo//cu) able to receive, capa{nroSe^tir],
17,
ample.
loos,
f],
name or title upon a thing. name to a bill of indictment,
II.
Med.
to
tiiTo-BepCs,
(viro,
Stp^) a neck-ornament,
one's shoes.
to join in bring-
necklace.
,
ing a charge against any one, Lat. subscribere accusationem in aliquem. 2. in drawing, to sketch, draw in outline or make a rough draught, Lat. adumbrare : metaph. to sketch out, delineate. III. to paint under the eyelids. vrro-yvios or YVOS, ov, (viro, yviov) under the hand, close at hand : fresh, new ; hence late, recent.
ecus, 17,
*
= viroo^fj.aTa, (i/TroSecy)
inf.
:
Ep. aor. 2 pass.
of viroSex
f.
^
:
Ion. -8cKop.ai
: pf. to receive beneath the surface (in pass, sense): Dep : the sea. 2. to receive under one's roof, welof
aor. I -5eo/xat -SeSe-yficu: also aor. I pass. -eSe'xî/
come, entertain
host. 3. to
6 viroS^dfj.fvos one's entertainer or
sudden, unexpected; l viroyvov off Hence hand, on the spur of the moment. UTTOYHUOS or -YVOOS, Adv. newly, lately: Comp. viroyvioTfpovmore recently; Sup. vrroyvtoTaTa very lately. UTTO-YVOS, ov, = viroyvios.
II.
tiiro-SaKpvco,
viiro-8ap.aco,
vTr(8fj,^6r}v
:
f. f.
voto \y\, to
daca [a]
:
pf.
:
pf. -S(S/j.r)fj.ai
weep a little or in secret. SeS^/ra Pass., aor. I to subdue under one, to

:
II. to ungive ear to, hearken to. dertake, engage, promise, Lat. in se recipere : also to undertake a work or task. 2. to admit or allow the justice of a thing; with a negat., ovx viroSexÎII. to endure, aOai to refuse to admit, deny. bear. IV. to wait for, abide the attack of, Lat. 2. to follow in rank or order : to come excipere. next to, border upon. V. of a woman, to con-
overpower, overcome
Betffa,
aor. I pass. part. fern. viro8/j.ijto.

;
ceive,
become pregnant.
f.
= viroSafjidca uiro-8<ip,VT]jju,
having yielded
so also in
Med.
Pass.
viroSdnv&fjai, to be overcome, let oneself be overcome. viroSSeto-as, Ep. aor. i part, of virodfiSca.
viroSeYjicvos, Ep. aor. 2 part.

VTToBf5-r|Y|iai. pf.
to bind vnoScSefzai bind under one's feet, put on shoes, etc., KoOopvovs viroSceaOai to put on one's buskins absol., i/7ro5ee<r0ai to put on one's shoes: pf. pass, part., inroScSffj-fvos, with one's shoes on; viroStS(~ fttvoi TOV dptffTfpov iroSa with the left foot shod.
tnro-Stco,
tie
-drjcrca
pf. pass.
or
under
:
Med.
to
739
viiro-8T)X6u>,
tnroSirjjJia,
f.
wffQ), to
shew
:
secretly, indicate.
is
OTOS, TO, (virodeaj) that which

also,
bound
i
viro-^vyiov, TO, (UTTO, tyyov) a beast under the yoke, a beast of draught or burden,
f. wffca, viro^vyvviju. OTOS, TO, (uTrofaVi/v/it) a flat rope or strap for undergirding a ship ; cf. vwotyvvvfjit. f. -w<rai: tiiro-o>vvv|j,i and -two pf. act. inrefaica,
under, a sandal, Lat. solea

calceus.
shoe, boot, Lat.
vtro-^you),
\)Tr6a>|Ji,a,
viroStjo-ai, aor. I med. imperat. of virooeu. tiiroSfjo-ai, aor. I act. inf. of virooeu.
tiiro-8iSd<TKdXos,
to trial
c.
o,
the under-teacher of a chorus.
'
pass. virefaffiJ.a.1
to
vir6-8iKOS, ov, (viro,

;
brought
oi/tr]) subject to trial, e gen., viruSiKos yevtaOai x a charge of violence. to trial on
brought^ undergird
to be
pw
t>7ro-8uj>06pos, ov, (VITO, 8i<p6fpa) clothed in skins. tnro8p.T)0Cs, aor. I pass. part, of viroSafjidca. viro-8[xu>s, -wos, o, an wider-servant, assistant.
a ship, i. to prevent her going to pieces. , f. tyoj, to heat underneath or inwardly: Pass, to glow beneath.
undergird, gird together : esp. to e. to fasten ropes round her so as
VTro0eis,
fTffa, kv,
viro-0p[xaivo), to heat gently:
aor. 2 part, of viroriOrjfii. Pass, to grow some-
viro8ox^| ?, (virooexofMzi) a reception, a hospitable reception, entertainment : also a harbouring, as of
what
hot, to
glow.
hence supacceptance, approval III. a supposition, assumpport, aid, succour. tion. IV. a receptacle : a place of refuge,
slaves.
II.
:
quarters.
'only in
tnroSpd, (vnodpafeeTv) poet. Adv., used by Homer phrase virvSpa, iSouv, looking askance, i. e.
ov, somewhat hot or passionate : -OTfpos, too hasty or passionate. viro06(r0<u, aor. 2 med. inf. of vJroTiOrjfJt.i. tnr60(Tts, cojs, 77, (viroTiOijfjii) a placing under, or that which is placed under, a groundwork, foundation. II. that which is laid down or assumed, a 2. a queshypothesis, supposition, Lat. assumtio.
tnr6-0p|jios,
Comp.
fiercely, sternly. tiiroSpdiceiv, aor. 2 inf.
tion for discussion, the subject under discussion, Lat. III. that which is laid down as a argumentum.
\
vTro8pd|Atv, aor. 2 inf. of v viro-8pd<o poet. tiiro8p<o f. -dpaaco

:
rule of action, a principle.

pose, plan, design
:
2.
generally,
a pur-
to act
unj
a proposal.
der, be serviceable or useful to one,

viro8pK]CTTT|p, TTPOS, 6, (vTToSpao;) attendant, assistant.
viro8pop.T|, 77, (u7To5pa/i?i-) the way of a. thing.
c.
dat.
tiiro-0ca>,
tip.
f.
an under-servant,
i
II. to
a race.
viro0i?)KT],
to run in under, trip in before, slip in before in running III. to run in too hastily.
OfvaofMi,
run
a running under or into
fj,
(viroTiOrjfu}
II.
advice.
virub'pofj.os
uTToSpojjios, ov, (u7ro5pa/xj/) running under; irerpos ixvovs a stone that got under, got in the
of, his foot.
viro0T][xo0"uvT),
a suggestion, hint, piece of a pledging, mortgage. a 77, (vTTOTi6r]fii) ready suggestion,
piece of advice.
tnro0Y|crop,ai, fut.
way
med. of tw<m07?/.
t)iro-8po(ros, ov,
viro-Stivo),
somewhat dewy or damp.
{iiro-0Xi^ [i],
f.
vrroSpaxocri, poet, for viroopuai, 3 pi. of vrroSpaca.

[v] viro8iJS, vaa, vv, aor. 2 part, of viroSvca.
= vtroSvoj.
ecas,
rj,
tiiro-0opt)|3a>, f. to make a noise.
^cw, to press under or gently. to make a little noise: to begin 770*0;,
tnro-0pao-<ra> Att. -rrca, fut. -8pa^ca, Att. contr.

II.
from
vmoStio'is,
a diving or plunging under.

:
vnorapaffffQ}.
From refuge, escape from a thing. viro-8vo> or -Svvca [v] f. -OVCFOJ [v]
aor. I
vneSvaa:
2. intr. to slip in under, to slip to put on under. or slide into, insinuate oneself into : but also to slip II. mostly in Med. v-jroSvfrom under, c. ace. i, aor. l vjrfovadnrjv: also with aor. 2 act. virefivv,
Dep. : wanton.
tiro-0puirTOp.ai, fut. Opv\jjo^.ai aor. I vir(0pv(p9T)v : to be affected or effeminate : also to play the
:
tnro-0xijjiidco,
f.
affca [d]
to
burn
scents so as to
fumigate, Lat.
the neck.
suffire.
77,
tciro-Ovjxis, iSos,
(viro, OvfjLus)
a garland worn on
pf. vTTOOfdiiKa
to dive under, slip into, steal or slink

2. c.
II.
a kind of bird.
into: to put on, slip ones feet into shoes.
3. to gen. to creep or come forth, emerge from. go under, take on one's shoulders : then, to undergo, take on oneself, c. ace. of feelings, to steal into 4.
ti7TO-0o>pT|crcro>,
tnro-0(oirtiu), to flatter a little, win by flattery. Med. to f. o>, to arm underhand :
arm
oneself secretly or unobserved.

to
tiiro-udx^ [&]
t)7T-otYvi){it
sound forth a
f.
little
or below.
to
or over, come on gradually. SVKOTCS sunken eyes.

tciro-eiKW,
5.
o<p9a\pol urroSe-
and
VIT-OIYCO,
to
vito'iôj,
open a
little
or secretly.
vTT-oiK(o),
f.
f, i/7ro-eio^cu, Ep. for vireiKoj, virfiofJiai. uiro-epY<5s, ov, contr. virovpyos, q. v. t>iro-o,Kopos, o, also 77, an under-priest or priestess.
170-0;,
dwell or
lie
under.
tiir-oiKiop.ai, Pass. (UTTO, olffifa}

,
= viroiKeca.
f.
rjaca, to
770*0;,
build under or beneath.
viro-6VYv*HLt an d -va>, f. -(vca: aor. I. vTrcfva: to yoke Pass., aor. 2 virefyyrjv [i5] pf. vn4êvynai : under, put under the yoke: to bring under : Pass, to
:
home. II. c. ace. trive underhand.

\
be yoked under, be subjected
to.
to keep house, stay at conkeep secretly at home, to 2. c. ace. pers. to intrigue with, to moan a little or softly. tnr-oijjuoco, fut. -wofj.ai,
f.
rei,
Bb
740
foro-Ka0co}tai, under.
i
fut.
-toovpat, Dep. to
sit
down
to sit
Ion. -KCITTJJJWU, (properly perf. of VTTOdown under or in a place, take

II. to sit
one's station under.

lie
down under
cover,
to speak like a child : hence, I to call by endear2. to call by a soft or fair name, ambush, Lat. subsidere. ing names. gloss over, extenuate, palliate. viro-Katw, f. -Kavffu, to set on fire from below. 3. also to call something Hence xiiro-Kd|ATTTW, f. â>, transit, to bend under, bend good by a bad name, to disparage. short back. 2. intr. to turn short back, double, as viiroKopurfjct, CLTOS, TO, a coaxing or endearing word: a fair name for something base. a hare. II. metaph. to fall short of, c. ace. viiroKopurp.os, o, =viroKupia'iJia. V7ro-icdp8ios, ov, (vno, Kapoia) under or in the heart.
.
i. c. ace. pers., to lie in wait for. tiiro-icaOiJco, fut. Att. iu>, to set down under: to place
in ambush.
viro-Kvto>, f. i<rca, to irritate or excite secretly :~ Pass, to be provoked. viro-KoXmos, ov, (vrro, KO\ITOS) lying on the bosom: as Subst. a darling. 2. worn under the girdle. viro-KOiros, ov, (vtro, Kbifos) somewhat tired. viro-icopCo}JUH, f. -iaopai, Dep. to play the child,
in
ambush: Med.
to lie in
viro-icaTaJ3aiva>, fut. -/S^troât

-ftf&rjtca
:
aor. 2
f&rjv
:
pf.
\)7ro-Kovpio|i.<u, Ion. for viroKopiôfJuat
to console
to
go down
or descend by degrees
to
go with
:
songs.
f.
down
by stealth.
viro-KpeKO),
titro-KaTaicXCvw, f. -K\lvu, to lay down Pass, to lie down below : metaph. to give
mit, yield.
uiro-KdTTj|xat, Ion. for viroKadrjfJuu.
under
under one's hand:

dat.
&, of stringed instruments, to sound to sound in harmony with, c.
way, sub-
2. c. ace. to
play an accompaniment.
t>iro-KpT)Tr]pi8iov, TO, a small stand or saucer to under the howl (KprjTTjp). [F]
put
[T]
viro-Kdroj, Adv.
neath,
[a]
f.
below, under
beneath, under-
viroKpivaiTO, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of virortpivoftai. vnroKpiva<r$ai, aor. I inf. of VTTOKptvofJtai. [t]
viro-Kpivofiai [f],f.-KpTvovfJiat
IJITJV,
:
answer, of an oracle, to make a response : to expound. der. II. metaph. to be put under the eyes, to be II. in Att., of the actors, to speak dialogue, interpret. set or proposed before one ; ovotv viroKfi/jLevoav two play a part on the in stage, the part played being put 2. 2. to be laid down, as- ace.; vnortpiveaOai UpoprjOta to play Prometheus. things being proposed. sumed, taken for granted : vtroicetrai absol. a rule is of a theatrical style, to exaggerate, rant. 3. metaph. laid down. 3. to be suggested. 4. to be left at to play a part, dissemble, play the hypocrite.
5. to be subject the subject or matter of an 6. to be inquiry ; v\rj viroKfi^vr} subject matter. subject to a mortgage, to be pledged or mortgaged ;
-tceiffofMt, used as Pass, of VTTOTIuir6-K6i|j,(u, Orjfui, to lie under or below; irtoiov Ifpaj viro/ccirai the plain lies below the temple: to lie bidden un-
pass. virfKpidrjv
[t"]
Med.
med. vTrf/fpivdto reply, make answer.

aor. I
bottom,
left
:
remaining, reserved.
also to
to,
submit
form
viroicpuns, teas, 17, (u7rotfp/ojai) a reply, answer. II. the playing a part on the stage, playing or acting, the player's art, declamation : also an
orator's delivery, elocution.
2.
T&
vjTO-KeXewo, f. time in rowing.
viroKfififva the articles pledged. erai, to act as fcc\fvffrr)s

f.
metaph. the play-
to give the
ing a part, feigning, hypocrisy.
viro-KTjpiiiro-co Att. -TTW, of herald: -Med. to have a
proclaim by voice thing proclaimed or cried.

<y,
:
to
an
v7TOKplTT|S, ov, 6, (viroKpivofMt) one who answers : II. one who plays a interpreter or expounder.
2.
part on the stage, a player, actor.

pretender, hypocrite.
a dissembler,
:
uiro-KiWo),
f.
TJOCO
aor. I -fKivijffa
:
to
move
be-
Hence
an actor
skilled in
low or a
on.
little,
II. intr. to
av
vireKivrjfff
move gently metaph. urge gently move a little or gently; ovofj.ia Tr6\ts no city would ever have moved so gently.
to
rnroKptTLKos,
elocution
:
T],
ov, befitting
vir-OKXdco, f. ffcw, to bend the knees under one, sink slowly down : of an expiring lamp, to flicker.
viro-icXatw, to weep in secret. viro-KXdttf, f. daca [a], to break underneath or by
degrees. viro-tcXetrrw, f. tyca, to steal be defrauded in a matter.
viro-KXCvco, to lay under: to be laid or lie under.
suited for speaking or delivery : % viroKpiT/n) (sub. Tfxvtj}, the art of delivery, elocution. uiro-Kpovio, f. <jca, to strike gently, of a harper strik-
ing the strings
to beat time.
II.
metaph.
to take
up
to break in upon, interrupt, attack. turo-Kptm-TO), f. ifjca: aor. I pass. vireKpvtyOrjv
the
word,
to
hide under or beneath
Med.,
c.
ace. pers. to keep
underhand :
Pass, to
something
secret from one.
Pass., aor. I vireK\iv9rjv,
V7ro-Kpu)o>, f. u, to croak against. xnr6-KviK\os, ov, running upon wheels.

f
iiiro-Kiiirr&>,
f.
ca
if>
aor.
virefcvij/a
to
bend or
:
iiiro-KXovtw,
f.
770-0;,
to rout
under one or by one's
prowess
: Pass, to be routed, scattered before one. uiro-KXoTreco, f. 170-0;, like viroKXtTTTOJ, to conceal under : Pass, to be bidden under.
stoop under, esp. under a yoke ; ol Mijftoi vTTfKvâv Tlepariei the Medes submitted to the Persians to bow
down, prostrate oneself:

to stoop so as to
to stoop
down
to drink, also
II.
c. ace.,
so-
peep into a place.
tiro-icXv<o, f. vcrca, to wash or cleanse Pass, to be flooded, as with mischief.
from below :
viroKVJTTCiv
let
rav rvXav to stoop the shoulder
as to
a load be put on.
'
V170K.VOlJ.ai
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vrro-Xio-iros Att. -Xt<r<j>os, ov,
viro-Kvo|t<u,
ceive, to
Med.
(viro, KVfca)
of the woman,
to
con-
somewhat smooth,
viro-KwXiov, TO,
thigh.
become pregnant ; aor. I part. vTroKvaaêvrj. the hip-bone, or the (viro, KJ\OV}
f. 170-0;,
worn smooth.
somewhat dainty. tnro-Xo-yCop,ai, f. -iaopai Att. -tovficu take into account or consideration.
viiro-Xux v s, ov,
:
Dep.
to
vmo-KcofKoSea),
to ridicule a little or underhand.
vir6-K&><J>os, ov, somewhat deaf, rather deaf. viro-XoYos, o, a taking into account, a reckoning, account; vir6\oyov irotfio-Qai TWOS, to take account viroXei|3eiv, aor. 2 inf. of viro\an0dvoa. -K)f a thing, Lat. rationem habere rei. f. -XrjipofjLat : aor. 2 virfXapov: pf. to take virfi\r)(pa, pass. vrrfiXrjfjifMt: (cf. A.a^/3avcu) tnTO-Xoyos, ov Adj. taken into account, held ac:
up from below, take on one's back, Lat. suscipere. 2. to catch up, come suddenly upon, overtake : of events, to follow next, come next. 3. to take up a word and answer, to reply, rejoin, retort ; often in aor. 2
vnoXa&vjv he said in answer. 4. to take II. up the conqueror ,fight with him, Lat. excipere. to take or receive under one's protecpart., 6(^77
III. accept or entertain a proposal. to take up a notion, assume, understand: Pass, to be supposed; 17 virfi\rjp.nevij X<*P IS the supposed favour. 2. to suspect. IV. to seize under-
countable, responsible. turo-Xottros, ov, left behind, staying behind: surviving, Lat. superstes.
a lieutenant. \vpa) under the lyre ; 56va viro\vpios a bridge of reed on which the strings rest, [v] viro-Xvo), f. -\i,ao} [OJ aor. I -k \vcra: pr. -\6A.ua:
tdro-XoxfrYos,
o,
ti-iro-Xvpios, ov, (vno,
tion.
2. to
Pass., pf. -\e\vfjiai : plqpf. -f\f\v/*i]v : Ep. 3 sing. to loosen, untie aor. 2 pass. vn4\vTO, 3 pi. urre \VVTO :
or unbind from below, loosen or slacken gradually ; vn\vaf yvtd he loosened his limbs under him, i. e.
his limbs
hand:
to
iitirov to
draw away, en'ice. bold up or check a horse.

es,
V. vrro\a,fji@aveiv
gave him his death-blow so in Pass., yvta VIT\VVTO were relaxed under him. II. to loose
:
VTroXojA-irTjs,
gen.
cos,
shining with inferior

in
from under
stealth.
the
yoke
to loose from
bonds, set free by
light,
gleaming.
f.
From
\[/a),
2. to untie a person's sandals
from under
:
viro-Xdjjnro),
beneath.
II.
under, to gleam to shine a little, begin to shine or
to
shine
his feet, take off his shoes,
unshoe him
Med.,
to
take ojfone's
own sandals
or shoes, opp. to vnoStiaQat.
dawn.
tiiro-Xeipio,
f.
\po),
to
pour a
to
libation therewith or to.
viro-fAaKpos, ov, rather long, longish. tnro-jjiSXatci{op,at, Pass, (viro, jja\atcicu) to

soft or
grow
or
leave remaining, leave behind. 2. of things, to fail one, fail. II. Pass., with fut. med. viro\etyo/j.at, to be left behind, stay behind or at home ; vvo\(irrfo'0ai rov ffTo\ov to stay behind
uiro-XeCirco,
f.
i^tu,
cowardly by degrees.
:
tiiro-[JifiX<icr<rco
by degrees
-OTCpOS.
Att. -TTG>, f. few, to soften a Pass, to be softened gradually.

ov,
little
somewhat mad, crazy
Comp.
the expedition: generally, to remain behind, to be left fiver and above. 2. to be left behind or distanced by any one, properly in a race of stragglers, to lag
:
viro-jACMroxi) Att. -TTW, f. feu, to to smear or rub underneath.

tiiro-|J.iSida>,
f.
knead underneath:
little
behind: metaph.
to fail,
to be inferior to one.
3. absol.
come
to
one expects.
one, c. ace.:
an end: also to fall short of what III. Med. to leave a thing behind
tm-oficivcu, aor.
ao<a [a], to smile a inf. of vironivoj.
or gently.
vTToXfinfaOai
to leave remaining, keep in reserve; aiTiav to leave cause for reproach
: uiro-fJwCeov. ov, gen. ovos, somewhat less or inferior as Subst., iirofjLfiovfs, ot, among the Spartans, subor-
against oneself. tnr6-X7TTOs, ov, somewhat fine or delicate.

to
,
dinate citizens, opp. to opoioi (peers). viro-|jiVTov or TjTov, verb. Adj. one must abide, endure. From
viiro-jxeva),
to
make rather fine or delicate. make white underneath :

to desist
Pass.,
behind
alive.
to
become white underneath or somewhat white.

<u,
/,
to stay fut. -/zej/w : aor. I -epfiva : 2. to survive, remain to stay at home. II. trans, to abide or await another, to
gradually.
TO, (vrr6, \ijv6s) the vessel under to receive the wine or oil, a vat, Lat. lacus.
a press
{ITTO-XTJITTCOV, verb. Adj. of viroXanâvw, one must suppose or understand. viroXrul/is, eajs,7).(viro\a[j.(3dva)) a taking or catching
2. up a word ; e viro\r]\f/ccvs, in turn, alternately. a rejoinder, reply. II. a taking in a certain sense, an understanding, opinion. tiir-oXta>v, ov, gen. ovos, (viro, 6\i$ow) somewhat
2. c. ace. rei, to be patient under, abide patiently, submit to, endure : absol. to stand one's ground, stand firm : c. inf. to undertake to do to abide the a thing. 2. to wait for an event issue of a thing. 3. to uphold, support, maintain.
bide his attack.

to
viro-\iiyvvyL\.,
f.
(tigo)
pf.
pass,
II.
mix among
land.
or
up
;
with.
fiffuf/juii intr. to come
to
secretly, c. dat.
viro/juai TJ}
f.
7$
to
near run close under

:
viro-(iip,vif|<rKO),
c. ace. pers. to
-p-vrjaca'.
aor. I vrr&fJivrjo'a
I.
less, slighter
or smaller.
put one
in
mind
Pass,
or
remind one of
to one's
f.
diro-Xidos, ov, somewhat stony. viro-XijAirdvco, collateral form of vnoXd-nta.
thing.
2. c. ace. rei, to
II.
bring back
mind,
-/*r^-
mention, suggest.
and Med.,
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to
mind, remember
aor. i -c^vr}ffdiJ.ijv : pf. -peiwrjiKu : to make mention of.
/o call
f.
-irdffca [a], to
strew under.
viiro-imvau,
be hungry.
f.
yaw,
to be rather
hungry, begin to
serving for pay, hired, retained. to court a uiro-p.vdop.at contr. -p.vwp.ai : Dep. woman underhand or behind her husband's back. 2 pi. {>Tro-p,vaop.ai, Ion. pass, of virofJUfivrjffKca ; Ep.
t)ir6-p.to-0os, ov,
:
tnroirep.'irTos, ov,
ly,
despatched underhand, sent covert-
Lat. submissus.
From
Hence impf. vircfivdacrOe. memovir6p,vT]p,a, arcs, a remembrance, memorial, 2. in plur. notes, randum, reminder : mention.
memoranda, Lat. commentarii.
vTrop-vrjom, aor.
uirop.VTjo'i.s,
II. tnro-irtp.iro), f. fa, to send under or into, c. ace. to send secretly : to send as a scout or spy, Lat. sub-
mittere.
vTroireiTTTjuTes, Ep. pf. part.
nom. pi. of vnoirrrioaoj.
VITTOTTeiTTtOKa, pf. Of VVOIfllTTO).
I inf.
ff,
of
virofUfjtvrjffKca.
&$,
(vTTOfJ.ifJ.vrjffKa}')
calling to mind.
inro-p.VT)CTTVop,ai,
fj.vvfJLai,f. virofjiovfjiai
:
II.
a reminding, remembrance.
to betroth
viroTreircaKa, pf. of viroirivca. tnro-TTp8op,ai, aor. 2 act. virfirapSov
Dep.
to
break wind a
little,
f.
Lat. suppedere.
aaoj, to
Med.
aor. I
underhand.
II.
:
tnro-iTpca(o,
vtro-
become dark-coloured by
i)Tr-6p.wp,i, to interpose
by oath.
vircafjioffdfjirjv
Med.
to
degrees, esp. of grapes, to begin to ripen.

tiTTOTreo-iv, aor. 2 inf.
tiTro-ireTO,vvijp,t,
swear in
of vrromirTaj.
:
bar offurther proceedings.
2. to
stay proceedings
by making an oath, apply for a longer term on affidavit : to plead in excuse of non-appearance. II. t>irop,ovf|, fj, (virofievoi) a remaining behind. a holding out, endurance, patience : c. gen. patience under, endurance of a thing.
t>ir6-p.&>pos, ov, (viro, ftaapos) rather stupid or silly. uiTO-vaCco, to dwell under.
t>iro-vi<j>co, incorrect
to
f. -irfTaaca [a] pf. pass. spread out under, lay under.
Treirra^ta:
tnro-ireTpos, ov, (viru, Tre'rpa) somewhat rocky. tiTro-m0ir)ia<D, f. aca, to play the ape a little.
-fir\rjadr)V
uiro-Trtp,Tr\Tjp,i, f. -ir\Tjoo) : aor. I vir(ir\r](ra, pass. : to fill a little, Pass., fill by degrees :
TCKVQJV viroir\r)o~0fjvai to
VTro-jrip,-TrpT]p.i,
f.
abound with
children.
-irpjjao), to set
on fire, burn from

:
form of
virovicpca.
:
t)Tro-vep.op.ai, aor. i
V(iiJ.afxr)v
Med.
to eat
away
from
beneath: metaph. to consume secretly, undermine. viro-vJ>eXos, ov, (viro, V<pe\rj) under the clouds.
below or gradually. tiTro-mveo [i] : f. -mofiai to drink pf. -irfirajtca gradually or slowly, to keep on drinking or tippling:
:
viroirtircaK(as
rather tipsy.
f.
:
:
viro-viqios, ov, (viro, N^tov) Nelum, lying at its base.
under the promontory
tnro-vT|X o H>ai
uiro-vicj>co
there
^ ~"n^tJLat Dep. to swim under, dive. to snow a little: 3. to fall behind, fall impers. virevupe, fawn on. was a little snow: Pass., vi> virovHpofjitvT] a to get in under or among.
t
:
aor. 2 -neaovfMi pf. -ireirrcaKa. under or down, sink. 2. to fall down before anyone of a flatterer, to cringe to,
inro-iriTTTO),
:
viTtiTfaov
to fall
[t],
in the rear.
III.
II.
of things, to
snowy night.
viro-vocco,
f.
Tiffca,
to think covertly, suspect
jecture, guess, guess at; virovofiv
ets
fall out, happen to, befall. vTrc-mo-o-oto Att. -TTOW, TWO. to enter- pitch or tar.
:
to con-
f.
aiffca,
to
smear with
tain a suspicion of one. Hence virovoia, 17, a hidden meaning or sense
uiro-irAdittos, a,
:
ov,
:
(yiro,
HXaKos) under mount

II.
I.
Placos near Troy
2. suspicion, conjecture, guess, supposition, fancy. the true meaning which lies at the bottom of a thing.
[a] viro-irXdi-us, v, somewhat flat or extended. somewhat salt : cf. ir\arvs.
cf.
vnovrjios.
Adv. underground, by pipes. From viro-irAeos, ov Att. -irXeeos, <av, (viro, TrAews) pretfy UTTOVO JAOS, ov, (virovffUt}) going underground, under- full of, c. gen. II. as Subst. vir6vo[j.os,' 6, an underground. tiTTO-irXeco, f. -irXevcrofAcu, to sail close under. cuniculus : a water-pipe. ground passage, mine, Lat. viro-irXews, cuv, gen. cu, Att. for vir6ir\eos. uiro-voo'a>, f. f\G<a, to be somewhat sickly. vTro-irXT|o-o-a) Att. -TTO>, f. o>, to strike beneath.
tiirovop,ir]86v,
uiro-voarreco,
f.
:
rjaca, to
go down,
sink, settle
down,
uTTO-irXwco, Ion. for vnoir\fO}.

uTTO-irveco,
f.
Lat. subsidere
xiiro-vvo-aco,
of a
river, to abate, retire, fall.
-irvevffofjjai, to
blow underneath, blow
f.
f.
UTro-vto>, VTro-vXos,
ca, to prick underneath : to sting. iacu, to tell in a foreign accent.
gently.
VTro-iroBiov, TO, (viro, irovs} a footstool.

iiTro-Troieoj,
f.
ov,
(viro,
v\ov) wooden underneath,

(viro,
vpdcui) to
made of wood plated

tnro-tipcuo or
cut
o,
f.
rjaca, to
bring under
Med.
to
make
over.
170-0;,
:
shave or
virf^vprjêpos, half-shaven. viro-gvpios, a, ov, (viro, gvpov) under the rasor. tiro-|vco, f. vffoa, [i>], to scrape a little: to graze
of some
subject to oneself, bring into one's power, win by secret arts. II. in Med. also to assume, put on.
tiiro-iroXios, ov, (viro, TroXtos) somewhat gray. uiro-'rropeijop.ai, Dep. to go under : go secretly.
of the hair
slightly, Lat. stringo.
VTro-iropTis, tos, 77, with a calf under with a child at the breast.
little
it
of a mother,
t7ro-irapco0a>, f. -(aOrjGca and -waca, to thrust aside by degrees or underhand.
tiTTO-Trpavvw Ep. and Ion. -irptjvvo), to appease a or by degrees, [uj
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vtro-irpiajxat,
viro-irpia>, to
Dep.
to
buy under
the price.
[i]
f.
iâ>,
to
dig under, trench.
gnash (the teeth)
secretly,
swift-winged, fleet
tnroiTTe'uco,
f.
tiTro-irrepos, ov, (yiro, irTfpov} feathered, also soaring, -flighty. :

o<u, to
winged
t>iro-o-K6Aioi>, f. acu, (viro, a/e\os} to trip up one's heels, to upset, throw down, Lat. supplantare.
vnr6-<TKios, ov, (VITO CKIO)
suspect that, c. inf. : to be suspected, mistrusted.

Adj., suspicious, jealous
viro-irnfjcroxo,
TT/o/'s,
f.
:
be suspicious, have suspicion of, Pass. also to suspect, surmise :
shadowed:
branches.
of
suppliants,
under the shade, overshaded by their olive-
From
f.
vir-O'irrrjs, ov, 6, (viroif/o/âi,
of
v<popdoai) as
co
pf. -ireirTTjxa,
:
pi.
-irerrrjjojTfs
of a horse, shy. Ep. part. to crouch or cower
uiro-o-fxvxco, to burn by a slow or smoulderingflre : masc- Pass, to smoulder away, [y] v n o-<rmxvtojji.ai,, pf. virfaira.viffti.ai: Pass.: to suf-ircir- fer want a little, c. gen. rei, jSopas vircanavifffjitvos
/
>
down
stinted or in
imo-crir<ia>,
to
want of
f.
food.
irfra\ois viroirfirrrjwTfs crouching under II. metaph. to crouch or cower 6e~ the leaves. /ore another absol. to be modest, abashed.
from fear ;
aoopa<v) looked at under: looked askance at, viewed with suspicion

(virotf/ofjiai,
f.
give a slight pull at one's horse's rein. vnro-o"irov8os, (viro, airovSr]) under a truce or treaty, secured by treaty : subject to the conditions of a truce
rrov to
or jealousy, suspected. II. act. suspecting, fearing, Lat. suspicax : as Subst., rb viroitrov, suspicion,
jealousy. viroffTeos,
or treaty : TOVS verepovs viroairovSovs airooiSovai or avaiptiodcu, to grant or ask for a truce to take up the bodies of the slain.
u7roo'T<i0|AT],
57,
Adv. with suspicion, jealously. viir-6p0pios, ov, also, a, ov, (yiro, opBpos) towards morning, about dawn, at break of day.
(i/<t0Ta/*at) that which settles at the
bottom, sediment.
viroo-TaiTjv, aor. 2 opt. of ixpiaTijfJti. tnroo-Tas, aaa, av, aor. 2 part, of vîaTrjfJLi. tnrocTTacris, teas, 17, (y<pi(jraiM.C) that which settles
viro-pim<0,
or gently.
utr-6pvt)|jii,
f.
acu, (viro,
piiris)
to
fan from below

:
f. to stir up aor. i -wpffa -opffca Pass. vn6punder, rouse gently or gradually : to vvfjiat, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 vnuipro pf. 2 -upopa arise from under or gradually. = vnwpo(pos. II. vir-6po<|>os, ov, sounding softly from a reed; viropo<pos &oa the soft note of the pipe.
:
from
at the bottom, sediment. a support : metaph. the
II.
anything
set
under,
of a thing.
cr subject-matter 2. metaph. the foundation or ground
groundwork
of hope or confidence, confidence, resolution.

subsistence, reality
:
III.
metaph.
(in
to
acf*.
viirop-pdirra), f. if/<a, to sew underneath, to patch up : to devise, make tip. uirop-pcco : f. pass, -pvrjaofjuai and aor. 2 vireppvrjv
:
substance, nature, essence. uirocrraTos, ov, verb. Adj. of ixpiarauai, set under. II. borne, endured, to be borne or endured.
tiiro-o'TciX''JO|Juu,
gradually
like ears
Pass, (viro, ffTa^vs) to of corn.
grow up
under
to flow, away under: sense) pf. -tppvnKa: glide into unperceived, Lat. subrepere; to flow or in gradually. 2. to slip away : of the hair, fall to fall off: of Time, to run on. uirop-p-qyvvfjii and vw, f. -piycy, to make to break underneath : Pass, to be rent from beneath, break
tiiro-o-TS-yos, ov, (VTTO, OTe*frj)
under
the roof,
cover of a house.
,
2.
covered over.
f.
,
ca, to cover, stow, bide under. SLOT. I V1TfffTl\a f. -<TT\G>

'.
'.
pf.
take in
to let pass. -taraXfiai : to furl, strike sail, etc.

,
down, lower. II. Med. to

the presence
:
gradually open.
inrop-pijvos, ov, (yiro, prjv) poet, for virapvos, with
draw or shrink back from, shrink from

of. 2. to
cloak, conceal, suppress through fear

;
a lamb under
it.
f.
absol. to dissemble
iffoi
ovOV
tiirop-pimo>,
mine.
Att.
to),
= viropiirifa.
to
viro0Tti\diJ.vos with no
dissimulation.
vir-opvo-o-u) Att. -TTCO,
f.
cy,
dig under, under-
an under
f.
vir-opxôfwu.
-r\ao pai, Dep. to dance with or to
MMMC.
uiro-<ra0pos, or, somewhat rotten, tainted.
viro-<TaX'jrico,
f.
sigh or moan in ovpavtov iro\ov vcarois vnoaTfvd^fi be groans under the weight of heaven on his back.
tnro-crTva<o,
tone.
f.
a},
= viToaTevoj, to
II. c. ace.,
ti7ro-<rTvaxt<>,
uiro-<TTev, to
17^0;, to
:
sound
the trumpet slightly.

:
f. icroj = viroaTtvafa. sigh or groan in a low tone, begin to
viro-o-euo Ep. v)Tro<ro-icD f. -otiffca below or gently, set in motion a little. vtro-a'rjp.aivw, f. avui, to give a hint
indicate quietly
:
to
shake from
intimate,
sigh or groan.
virtxrrrjvai, aor. 2 inf. of iKpiarijfJU.
of,
tnro-(rrr)pta>,
tiiro(TTT|TO),
ad\iriyyi viroaTjpaivfiv to make signal by sound of trumpet. tnro-o-i'ycuo, f. -rjaoâi, to be silent to or during. viro-<ruoiTa,o>, f. -rjaopai, to pass over in silence.
c.
dat.,
f. <u, to underprop. 3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of

f.
ixpiffTtjî.
tiiro-o-TiXpo),
tf/o),
to shine
virooTO\T|,
i),
(viroffTf \\QJ~)
a little, shine softly. a letting down or lowerII.
ing of
sails
a shrinking back.
submission.
vTro-(rKaa>,
f.
aaca, to halt
f.
little.
t/Tro-CTKa\6uw,
oca, to stir
from
underneath, of fire.
t>iro-<rTOpvvvi{ii also -crr6pvv|ju
and -<7Tpwvw|Ai:
744
fut.
ffTOptffca
:
and -ffrpuffca
vireffrpufca,
aor. I inrfffTopeffa.
pass.
:
and
viro-Tuxi<>,
or across
:
f-
ioo* Att.
tor,
to
build a wall under
-fffrpcatra
to vniarpuiMU Med., to strew or lay spread, lay or,strew under : a ^ K " s */7r *~ under for oneself: 3 sing. pf. pass., o> x under it. arporrai which has copper laid
pf.
to build
a cross-wall.
Hence
and
:
t>TroTixwris,
f c"s. ?), the building ofa cross-wall;
viiro-rtxi-O}jLa, arcs, TO, a cross-wall. tiTro-T\to, f. 4aoj, to pay off,
discharge, liquidate
VTTOO'TOpeo'tti, aor. I inf. of viroaTOptwviJii. serve under as lieutenant. tiirocTTpaTrj'yôa, f. 770*00, to
absol. to
pay
tribute, be tributary.
From
5, 5,
v)iro-TAT|s, fs, gen. eos, (viro, TeAos) subject to taxes or tribute, tributary, Lat. vectlgalis, tributarius, II.
act. receiving
o,
a lieutenant-general.
from
:
payment,
:
c.
gen.
:
6fo*a, CP, aor. I pass. part,

if/ca
:
i)iro-T6jJiva> Ion.
pf.
-Tap.va)
f.
-Tffjica
and
-rcifjiovfjuu
tnro-o-Tp<j>ci),
f.
Pass., aor. I -farpeQOrjv
II. to /wra round about, guide back. short round, wheel round, turn and flee: to return : so in fut. med. vitoaTptyofJuai and aor. I Hence pass. 3. to fr;t away, elude a person.
-eo*Tpa/z/zai
aor. 2 virfTa.fj.ov Pass., aor. I fTfj,rjdrfv : pf. to cut away or under: to cut unfairly. /*T7/u:
TTII.
intr. to
tar
to cut off, Lat. intercipere ; vnoTepveiv TT)I/ f \irioa to cut off all ground for hope; so also in Med., UTTO-
Tfwea0at rbv
ships.
of ti7roo*rpe<p<u. uiroo'Tpcvj/cCa, Ep. aor. I opt.

viroorpo<j>T|,
77,
ir\ovv to cut off one's passage: Pass., vrroTanveaBat TO dno TWV vtwv to be cut off from the
VTro-TC0Tj}tv, f. to place :
Orjffo}
:
turning about, either to

<pTJs,
(u7roo-Tpe</>o>) flee or
a turning round: a
to rally;
Lat. denuo, again, anew : that which inroo-TpcojJia, OTOS, TO, (vtroffTpwvvviJii) spread or strewed under, a bed, litter.
viroarpoalso on the contrary.

is
'
aor. I vrre&rjKa
aor. 2 virt-
Orjv
\ject.
inro-orpwvvvpa, viroaToptvvvfj.i. whistle gently, v>iro-(ri)ptco or -ITTW, f. eu, to

viiro-crvpco, to
v)iro-<r<|>tYY<0,
esp. in
under : to put under, make sub2. place under as a foundation, to lay down : Med. to lay down as a principle or rule for
3. to
:
oneself, presuppose, premise.

rustle.
self
for discussion or
II.
argument
propose to oneto propose te

:
drag down
f.
to trip up.
[t>]
do.
at '
to suggest,
mostly in Med.
c.
dat.
bind tight below. v>iroo"X*o, 2 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of vniax v *l (raj, aor. 2 imperat. of nrx<w. v i, aor. 2 med. inf. of viri<jx ^l <11
"y^cy,
to
jl '
pers. to advise, counsel, admonish : c. inf. to advise one to do a thing. III. to put down as a deposit or
stake,
pawn, pledge, mortgage: hence,

f.
jl -
'
hazard, venture.
to
2. to stake, 3. to lay in store, store up, keep.
),
f,
77,
Ep. for
T),
TO,
= vn6ax
i/7roo*xc0'ts>
ffLS '
fl
promising.
~i\aoîai, Med. : as Att. law-term, tnro-TljJiao(jiai, propose a less penaltyfor oneself, to lay the damages
mise, engagement
promise ; ment of a promise.
(i7T0*x I/ ^ //a O a promising, provir6ax e fft v (tCTr\r)p>aai to fulfil a inroffxeffiv airoXa&eiv to receive the fulfil;,
ecus,
at
a lower
rate.
VTTO-TiTpdto, to bore through below. *uiro-T\aci), obsol. pres., whence are formed fut.
viroT\rjaofjiai, aor. 2
virtT\ijv, pf. vTTOTfT\rjKa
V7TO(rx6p,vos, aor. 2 part, of virtffx v *ljiai aor. 2 subj. of vrriaxveou.ai. wv, aor. 2 part, of UTTCXCU.
], 77, (i/7roTa/TO*a)) subordination, subjection. the root for magic vnro-rajjivov, TO, a plant cut off at From purposes.
bear, endure, submit to.
viro-TOv0opt or -v^co, to UirOTOTTCVW, = vrrOTOTTfOJ.

viroTOireo),
f.
:
murmur
or
bum
softly*
-fjcfca
aor. I virfTonrjffa: also as

vjrfToirrjOrjv
:
Dep.
:
tnroTOTreojjiat
aor. I
(VITOTTTOS)
to
suspect or surmise that: also son or thing.
c. ace., to
suspect a per-
uiro-T&pAo-oxa Att. -^rrca, contr. -0pd<T(ra> f. <y to stir up, trouble from below rerapajiMii : or a little : Pass, to be somewhat troubled.
: :
iiiro-TpavXieo,
pf. pass.
f. cro*, to lisp a little. tiTTO-Tpetd), Ep. for vnorpfct). in tiTro-rpeô), f. -Optyca, to bring up secretly or
t>iro-Tap|3o,
to be
f. 770*0;,
to be
a.
somewhat afraid:
thing, to fear a
c.
ace.
succession:
Med.
fut-
to foster or cherish secretly.

:
somewhat afraid of
little.
{iTro-raprdpios, ov, (tnro, Taprapos) under Tartarus, dwelling below Tartarus.

uiroTatJis,
((as, 77, (urroTeti/cu)
aor. 2 -Opfou.ai and -Spa/xou/wu to run in under; o pf. vnoSfSpofia: viteopafj.ov Kvcav vTTfdpafif vrrb TOVS iroSas TOV ITTTTOV the dog ran
:
uiro-Tpxw
ing out
from under ;
a stretching or spread-ntdiow virordacis the plains

f.
under the horse's

low.
III. to
legs.
II.
to
run under or
be-
that stretch below. uiro-Taoxrco Att.

to place or
TTCO:
a>: pf.
pass. TtTayftai:
IV. in between, intercept. to insinuate oneself into anyone's good graces, flatter, deceive.
tnro-TpIco, f. -rpfffo), to tremble a little : to shrink II. c. ace. to tremble at anyback, give ground. one, be afraid of him.
tiiro-rpijBw,
f.
if/ca,
run
arrange under,
:
subject.
:
to stretch under, xnro-Tivco,f.-Tevoi aor. I -erfiva 2. to hold out before put under as a prop or stay. or towards, to bold out, suggest hopes, to promise, Med. to propose by way of question, suboffer: mit. 3. to strain to the utmost, make intense.
to to
gradually.
a dish
;
II.
rub beneath, rub or wear away grate or pound ingredients for

[I]
cf.
virorpififM.
745
viro-Tpito, to chirp or whistle softly. viroTpipjAa, arcs, TO, (viroTpifia}) an acid dish of various ingredients grated and pounded up together;
sour. iirorpinfj.a @\eirtiv to look sharp and viro-Tpo|Ai>, f. rjcfca, to tremble under or a little.
ace. to tremble before anyone. virorpojxos, ov, (virorptfJM) trembling a what fearful.
c.
little,
hole
a small light glimmering through a From generally, a narrow opening.

17,
d verts,
tiiro-<j>avcrK<o, (UJTO, <pdos) to
begin to shine.
II.
tnr6-<}>avTts, tos, fj, Aeol. for vir6<paais, (viro, <pdais) secret whispering.
{iTro-<|>6i8o}xat,
f.
aofjiai,
Dep.
:
to spare or forbear.
some*
viro-<j>epco,
f.
viroiffca: aor. I
:
vnrjvfyKa. Ion. virrjVfiKa:
aor. 2 vir^veyttov
tnroTpoirYi,
pulse.
77,
II.
(virorptiroj) a turning a return, recurrence.
back,
re-
xnroTpoiros, ov, (viroTpfiTca) turning back, returning or returned home. for viroTpfx<v, to run under. tiiro-Tpox<i<">, poet,
to bear or carry away (cf. (ptpoj) II. to under, to bear out of danger, to rescue. bear or carry by being under, to bear or support a burden : generally, to bear, endure, suffer. III. to hold out under or before : to hold out, suggest,
proffer.
2. to
pretend, allege.
viro-Tpta>, to
t)Tro-Tpa>Y w
>
hum
in
an undertone.
:
f-
-rpugojjiai
aor. 2
-trpayov
to eat
uiro-<j>t)YG>, f. -(pevgoftai, to flee from to retire a little, shrink hack.
under, evade
underhand or
xnro-TVirow,
secretly.
f.
tnrotfnjTCva), to
hold the
office ofviro(pr)T7)S.
From
in-
waca, (vno, TU/TOS) to sketch out, Lat.
tnro-<|>T|Tr]S, ov, 6, (viro, (prjfti)
an announcer or
adumbrare.
tiro-TVTrTo>, f. ij/oj, to strike or push down, to strike under the surface of a thing vnoTvtyas Kr)\cavTjiy UVT\L he draws it up dipping with the bucket under the surface ; vnorvnTovaa <pia\ri rov xp vaov
;
terpreter of the divine will, a priest oracle.
who
declares an-
[a]
viiro-4>0dva> ("a] : f. virotyOriffOfJiai later also -<pOda<iJ aor. i vtretyOaffa aor. 2 vir(<J>0r)v, inf. viro(pOfjvai,
: :
part. vito<p8ds
pf. vir<f>6a.Ka
to haste before, be or
fSwpffro dipping down with a cup she gave him of get beforehand ; vijo<pQas Sovpl pkaov irfpovrjffev getthe gold. ting beforehand he pierced him through the middle so in aor. 2 med. part., viroipOafJifvos uiroTtiiraxris, ecus, ?), (vnorvnoca) a general repre- with a spear KTfivfv he killed him beforehand. sentation, outline, Lat. adumbratio : a copy, pattern.
;
tiir-oiiOd-nos, a, ov, (VTTO, o30ap)
under the udder,
tnro-<|>0ovo,
t)ir6-<|)0ovos,
f.
170*0;,
to feel secret
little
hence sucking, [a]

of wounds,festering under the scar, only skinned over : hence unsound or rotten underneath, hollow, unreal ; tcd\\os KO.KWV vnov\ov a fair outside that skins over evils below. vir-ovpdvios, ov, (viro, ovpavos) under heaven or the vTT-ovXos, ov,
(VTTU, ovXr}")
ov,
envy at. envious or jealous
Adv.
-i/ws,
somewhat jealously.
f.
viTO-$$ya>,
o>,
to set
onfire or heat from below.
U7ro-<|>6vios, ov, (VTTO, <povos) in return for
murder,
avenging murder.
v7ro-<j>pa8|Ao<n}vr)>
77,
suggestion
in plur. counsels.
heavens
:
reaching up to heaven. virovpytw, f. rjffca: pf. act. virovpyrjKa, pass, inrovpyrjto render service, to serve, succour : p.ai (vnovpyus) to be of service : c. neut. ace., xf70~ T <i 'AOrjvaioiai vnovpyew to do the Athenians good service ; rci virovpHence yrjfAtva services that have been rendered. a service rendered. viro$pyr\\t.a., aros, TU, uirovpYHTôv, verb. Adj. of vnovpytu, one must serve or be kind to.
:
:
From
tnro-4>pdjo(xai, Med. to conjecture. cu : pf. -TTftyplKa. f. tiTTo-^picro'co Att. -TT&)
:
to
shudder a
little.
tiiro<|>tryu>v,
\nro-4xo\6ijfa), to lie
ovaa, ov, aor. 2 part, of hidden under.

:
viro(pfirfca.
call gently to. f. 770-0;, to tnro-xdôfiat, aor. i -KCfcaoofjiTjv Dep. way gradually or a little, retire slightly.
vnro-<}>a>va>,
to
give
tiirovp'YCa,
fj,
:
(virovpyfoi) service,
in
duty rendered,
Lat.
qfficium
bad
sense,
obsequiousness,
com-
vi-rro-xaXiviBios [vt], a, ov, (vno, xaXtôs) under the bridle; viroxa\ivi5ia (sc. rjvia), 77, a kind of snafflebridle.
plaisance.
ti
^ Tr-ovp-yos, ov, contr. for virofpyos, (vno, *fpyo;) tiiro-xapoiros, t>v, (UTTO, xaP 07r s ) rendering service, serviceable, conducive to. fiery or fierce look. a aor. I -(f>rjva to shew or V7rc-<}>alva>, f. -(pavu viro-\a.<rKd>, to gape or yawn open
:
a somewhat
little.
bring to light from under

fys he drew the stool from
Oprjvvv vTr(<pr)ve rpanfunder the table. 2. to

;
tnro-Xipios, ov, also a, ov, (vno, X e 'P) under one's hands, in the hand : under anyone's power or control, subject to; viroxftpiovs ' f aor - l vnro-xo>, f.
shew a
little,
give a glimpse
of.
II.
Pass, to
shew
noiftaOai to
make subject.
'
oneself or to be seen under; virb ras irvkas iroSfs III. viTOfpaivovTai feet are seen under the gates.
shine forth a little : of morning, to dawn, break, glimmer: so also of the first appearance of
intr.
-x &
'
vufxô- Ep- vir(x (va

"'
P^-
pass.
to
-K^x v P-ai 3 s n g- P^P 1 vireKXvro of dry things, under, pour out for another
'
to
pour
to strevf
cf. inro\dfj.Trct}. spring v-tto-fyans, tos, 77, Dor. for virotyfJTis, fem. of VITO;
or spread under ; <pv\\a vTroicfx v lJl * va ^ 7r ^ T0 ^s 1TO l the leaves strewn under their feet : metaph. in Pass.,
to he
<pf]TT)s,
the priestess
of an oracle.
spread or steal over one gradually; dinar ir) c distrust stole over him.
VTT-'
B b
746
under the earth, subtTro-x06vLcs, ov, (vrru, terraneous. viro\0ovios. "hi tnr6-x9wv v s ,
tnro)m<ia>,
eye
:
f.
ctcw, (vrrduiriov) to strike
one under the
one
under control, nvi to tiTroxos, ov, (uTre'xcu) subject, : also c. gen., viroxoi TLVOS a king's subjects. ' viro-xp>s, cw, gen. CD, (two, XP OS ) subject to debt,
of property, involved, embarrassed, Lat.
uu,
f.
in debt:
-xpiffu
to
[t]
smear under or o
:
aor. I act. vTrcx/'to'a, pass. : to besmear or to paint or colour the
and blue : metaph. to Hence mortify, afflict, vex or annoy greatly. a striking under the eye : affliction. VTroDiriao-jios, o, uir-wmov, TO, (viro, wif/) the part under the eyes, the II. face. generally, like vnuniaapos, a blow under the eye, a black eye. tiir-topeta or vir-copea, 77, (viro, epos) the foct of a mountainous track: plur. vnapeai, the roots of a
generally, to beat black
mountain, Lat. radices montis.

tiTrwpope, 3 sing. pf. intrans. of virupvvfu. inr-cop64>ios, ov, also a, ov, (vtro, opotyos) under the roof, under cover of a house, in a house : generally,
anoint a
little,
Lat. sublinere
eyes.
face under the
tnro-xpucros, ov, containing a mixture of gold. tHTO-x^pew, f. 770-0/101, to go back, recoil ; viroxwpeiv TOV rrcStou to retire from the plain vno\Q)peiv nvi
;
under
shelter.
uir-u>po<j>os, ov,
= vno}p6(pios.
:
TOV Opuvov
to
withdraw from
one's seat in
honour of
one, give it up to him. fore, avoid meeting.

tnr6-i|/ap,[xos, ov,
2. c. ace. pers. to retire be-
with sand, sandy
II. to go on in succession. having sand under or in it, mixed Comp. -orepos, somewhat sandy.
77, (viroif/opai) suspicion, jealousy ; Kara, nvos to entertain suspicion virotyiav \afjil3dveiv of a person ; of things, %x eiv virojf/iav to admit of sus-
vrro\j;ta Ion. -Cij,
vessel for pickledfish, a pickle(AeoJ. word.) jar, Lat. orca. *T5, 6 and 77, gen. vos [i5] ace. vv : like GVS, a swine, pig, boar or sow, a tame pig ; but 5s dypios, a wild boar. "TZTH, T), a shrub from which comes the, dye
77,
"TPXA,
an earthen
VffflVOV.
vo"Ytvo-[3a<J>T|S,
c-s,
(vayivov, fiaiprjvat) dipped ot
picion.
tifrovj/ios,
suspectus
a jealous watchfulness, censoriousness. ov, (vnoipofjiat) viewed from below, Lat. hence viewed with suspicion.
II.
dyed in vajivov,
scarlet.
as fut. ixpopau. uirov)/o|xai, serving to uir-oxl/tovew, f. 1700;, (viro, tyowkta) cheat in the purchase of provisions.
of
vtryivov, TO, (vayr)) a vegetable dye of scarlet colour. uo-Sos, for oabos, Aeol. for ofos. tl<r0Tjv, aor. I pass, of vu.
underbid or
'T2MTNH
combat;
[t], 77, irreg. dat. vfffuvt,
a fight,
battle,
irpourr} vajj-ivr)
the front of the fight: vafu-
bend oneself back : to vimda>, f. daw, II. transit, to bend or carry one's bead high. throwback: Pass., virndfrrai napa his head is stretched
(virnos) to
back.
vrjvSc to the fight.
Ep. word. tKrjrA<rys, i'8os, ), Dor. for wi vcrirXa-ylj, 07705, T), Dor. for
or -irXtjl, 77705, 77, a rope which race-course, and was let down,
to start.
II.
tl<r'ir\T)Y^, 77770$,
(virndfa) that which is stretched out with the under side uppermost; vnndafMra ytpfav hands stretched up in supplication, cp. Lat. supinis II. a backward fall. manibus. tnrriao-Tcov, verb. Adj- of virndfa, one must throw
u-irTiaarp.a, aros, TO,
was drawn across a when the racers were

the fowler.
the snare cf
(Deriv. uncertain.) iKrorwiTOS, T), the aromatic plant hyssop.
(Oriental
word.)
voTo/rios, a, ov,
back.
VTTTIOS, a, ov, (vir6) with the under side uppermost, bent back, laid back, on one's back, Lat. suplnus, resuPinns ; of one falling, ir$aev virnos he fell on his back ;
virriois aikfJLaaiv
roaodnos = roacros,)
= vararos, (cp. fj.eaaa.nos = /ie'crcros,

last,
hindmost
neut. vo'Tanov
vavTi\\frai he sails with planks turned bottom upwards ; yacrrTjp virria belly uppermost. 2. generally, anything turned up, inverted; Kpdvos virnov a helmet with the hollow uppermost; so, dairls i-nria but, KV\I virria a cup with the bottom uppermost ; dif/ls virria, a half-wheel with the concave side uppermost. 3. of Place, sloping away from
;
as Adv., last, at last, [a] VO-TO.TOS, 77, ov, (Comp. vffTtpos, q. v.) last, -utmost, hindmost, of space : also of time, 77 vo"TaTrj (sc. ?}/xtpa)
I
the last day:

last, at last.
neut.
vararov and varara, as Adv.,
xp<TTpa Ion. -eptj, T), (yarfpos) the plur. varepai, at, Ion. gen. -tow.
after;
womb, mostly
in
one, sloping evenly

CI),
and gradually.
turn over, upset.
Hence
f.
wow,
to
arm
ew, (viro, uQioi) to push or thrust away. cvuos, ov, also a, ov, (vir6, wAcVq) under the or elbow.
vnrwjjiocrajjnjv, aor. I
vTTCj}xoffia,
77,
(virofjivvfj.1)
med. of urro/wv/w. an oath taken
day, Lat. pottridie: generally, = vartpos, later, next. : pf. vaTeprjtca vfTTfptd), f. TJGGJ : aor. I varepjjaa to be behind, Pass., aor. T vaTfpriOrjv : (vanpos) come later : of Place, to come after or afterwards. II. of Time, c. gen. rei, to come later
: :
twnepaios, a, ov, (varcpos) properly on the day the day after, following 77 varepaia (sub. rjfjiipa) day ; TTJ varfpaia Ion. -air), on the following day, next
to
bar proaffi-
than,
come
too late
for ; varfpeiv
TT)S
fâxys
Trtvrf,
eeedings at law, an application for delay upon davit : it was resisted by an
fjHepas they were five days too late for the battle : c. dat. pers. to be too late for him : absol. to come late
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or too late.
inferior to : also to in Pass, to be in want. in want of :
metaph. to come short of, be 2. to be be robbed of a. thing.

III.
ov, 6, (vfyaivoj)
a weaver.
Hence
:
v4>avTUcos,
TI,
ov,
of or for weaving
skilled in
IV. of
weaving.
v<j>avTO-86vT)TOS, ov, (vtyavTus, Soveai)
ti<f>avTos, rj, ov, verb. Adj. of i<paivoj, woven : TO, ixpavTa cloth inwoven with figures. f. u<(>-<iirTta Ion. vir-dirTta tyca : aor. I v^T/â Ion. vo-T6pia>, f. iffon Att. i<a aor. I varepiaa : (vffTe-* II. to set on fire from underto come after, come later or too late. pf. pass. vtyijufMi virijif/a pos) neath: metaph. to inflame secretly, excite. 2. absol. c. gen. rei, to come later than ; ^fJ-fpp piri rfjs ffvyKfiHfvrjs vffTfpifav to be one day behind the day ap- to light underneath : to light afire under or in a place.
Hence things, to fail, lack, be wanting. v(TTCpT]|xa, arcs, TO, a coming short, deficiency. a coming short : want, -iKTTtpirjcris, caw, 77, (tiortpcaj)
need.
:
swung
in tie
weaving, woven.
pointed. ferior to,
III.
c.
metaph.
to
come short
gen.
IV. to be in want
iroivrj)
of, be inof, to lack.
v<J>-apira.&> Ion. tiir-apir<S,<o aor. I v<pi)piraffa : to snatch
f. -a.aop.ai later -aaa away from under, take

:
vHrrepo-iroivos, ov, (varfpos,
late-avenging.
:
tHTTp6-'irovs,-7roSos,6, 77, with I atefoot, late-coming. the latter, vorepos, a, ov, (Sup. vararos, q. v.) II. of coming after, following, opp. to irporfpos.
after, later, too late; c. gen., vorepos TWOS later than a person ; c. gen. rei, too late for a thing ; with Preps., es vartpov afterwards ; so, tv vffTtpca,
the
away underhand, filch away, Lat. surripere word out of one's mouth, interrupt.
to tale
v<j>apirdjAevos, poet, for v(papiraffdjj.vos, aor. I part, of vipapirafa.

v<t>acrp.a,
med.
Time,
arcs, TO,
(vtpaivoai)
a thing woven, web^

pi. ixpouffi.
:
woven garment.
\y] v<j)do>, poet, for ixpaivoa
Ep. 3
III. standing after, vffTepov and (g voTiprjs. inferior, weaker ; 'yvvaiKos vffTfpos under a woman's IV. the neut. vartpov is used as Adv. power.
!
v<j>6ip.tvos, pf. pass. part, of ixpirjfju slackly, less violently or insolently,
Adv. v<peifj.vws, quietly, Lat. sub-
misse.
v<J>-6io-a, (UTTO, fiffa}
of Time, offer, afterwards, hereafter, in future, for the future ; also vartpa ; c. gen., vffrepov rovrtojv later than these events.
v<TTpo-<|>06pos, ov,
after, late-destroying.
under or
set
secretly
Ion.
Causal aor.i of v<pi<u, I placed pa-rt., vireiaas dvdpas having
men
in ambush.
(vffTfpos,
(pOeipta)
destroying
after,
V<|>-KTCOV, verb. Adj. of virtx<, one must support. v<j>-e\KTov, verb. Adj. of v<pf\K<a, one must draw
voT6p6-4>vos,
echoing.
ov, (vffTfpos, <pojvr})
sounding
away under
ti<J>-\K(,
or underhand.
f.
eAo> or
:
f\Kvffco
[i5]
aor.
ixptik-
"T2TPIE,
Hence
txos, 6 and
77,
a hedgehog, porcupine.
slaves.
ts, ioos, 77,
a whip for punishing
v,
Dor. for i(prjyov, 2 sing. pres. imperat.
draw away under, underhand or gently ; v<]>6\/civ Tiva itooouv to draw one away to draw away by undermining, by the two legs of diminish by drawing from under : Med. to draw
Kvaa.
:
(cf. tA/ccw)
to
along under one,

v<j)-aijjLOS, ov, (I/TTO, af/xa) suffused II. hot-blooded. shot.
with blood, blood-
trail along, as a pair of slippers. v<|>6XotaTO, Ion. 3 pi. aor. 2 med. opt. of ixpaiptu. v<j>VTas, ace. pi. of iêts, aor. 2 part, of v<pirjfu.
v<J>aCv<TKOv, Ion. impf. of ixpaivca.
'TÂI'NH,
Pass., aor.
i
f.
i(pavw
:
aor. I v<prjva later v<pava
ixpdvOrjv
to
pf.
vcpaapai
to
weave ;
iff-
ti(j>-pira>, f. -fptya) or fpirvaoi [u] : aor. I v<pfipTrvffa : (cf. epTra}) : to creep under or secretly ; v$II. fTpiff iro\v it crept far on secretly, spread abroad.
c.
TOV vfpaivciv
weave a web.
II. absol. to
weave,
ace. to steal upon,
come
over.
;
III. metaph. to spin, contrive, plot, ply the loom. plan, devise, Lat. texere, as, HTJTIV or 86\ov v<pai-
v<J>-cnr6pos, ov, (vno, loiripa) towards evening neut. pi. ixpffftrepa as Adv., about evening.
v<J>Tj,
?),
vfiv.
2. to
make, construct, fabricate.
(y<pa.iv(u)
a weaving, web;
Titir\<av
v^>oi
v4>cupcris, ((us, T), (v<f)aipe<a) a taking or underhand, a purloining, pilfering.

v(f>-cupca)
away under woven garments.

t>4>-t]-yp.uv, ovos, 6,
= ffffftuv.
:
Ion. vir-aipea)
:
f.
-aiprjaoj
aor. 2 v(pf?:
v<|>-TjYojjiai,
f.
qaofjiai
pf.
vtprj'yrjijiai
Dep.
to
Xov
pf. iHpTjpijfca
Pass., aor. I vfprjpfdrjv
pf. v<f>r)-
pr?/xat, part.
instruct in a thing. 3. hence also Hence prove a thing. a leading, guiding ; and t4>T|YTl cri s 6t)S c. III. Med. 3. to draw away, seduce. gen. v<j>T]YT)TT|p, rjpos, 6, and v<J>-i]YT''T)s, ov, o, one who. to take away from underhand, filch away, purloin : leads the way, a conductor: metaph. a leader, adviser. v<paip(icrOai nva n or TWOS to deprive one secretly of v<J>Tjva, aor. I of ixpaivca. a thing. 2. to make away with underhand, keep v4>i]vioxo, f. 170*0;, to be a charioteer: Pass, to
t/^pp^/ieVos Ion. v-rrapaip-q^vos
to seize
go just before, the way to do,

to lead to,
-
to guide,
lead the way.
2. to sbeiv
II. to underneath or inwardly, to seize secretly. 2. to take away draw from under. something of,
out of the way.
drive after or behind.

;
From
as
aXs) under the sea /3os the darkness of the deep.

ti<|>-aXos, ov, (VTTO,
v(pa\ov "Epf-
t<|>-T)vtoxos, o, (vir6, r/vtuxos} the charioteer, subordinate to the warrior in his chariot.
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vd>-T|cr(TXi>v,
&
ov, gen. ovos, (yiro,
fjffffcav")
somewhat
high
:
fvos, o,
17, (yifii,
o.vxhv) carrying the neck

:
less or
younger.
f.
hence
stately,
u(J>-iava>,
f.
gr}ffaj,
= v(pia).
or crouch
towering
.
haughty.
uvJ/-6p6<j>T|s, es, (viî,fp6(pca)
high-roofed,high-vaulted.
170-0;, v(j>-ia>, to sink or fall in.
sit (UTTO, i'fw) to
down
uvj/-i]Y6pas, Ion. for uâ'y
Ion.
-utriTjjJLV
f.
ixprjaca
:
^,
pass. v<pftfiat : (see i'^/w) /o lower; ixpilvai iarov to
vi|;-TjYOpos, ov, (vif/i, dfopfio)} talking loftily, vauntaor. I vcprjfca : pf. \ing- f to down, let tij;T|<is, fffffa, tv, poet, for vif/r)\6s.
sn?
ixpievai laTia to to put a young
lower the mast; 2. /o put under, let down the sails. one under its dam, put it to s#c& :
inj/T]Xas,
<
Dor. for
"h,
w//rj\fjs, fern.
ui}/
r|X-avxvia,
gen. of in//rj\6s. (tyn\6s, ai'xqv) a carrying the
neck high.
iixJ'TjXo-KpTjjJLVOs,
in Med., of a woman, vtpifffOai to her own breasts, to suckle it.

cretly,
paaTcTs
3.
to
put a child to engage se-
ov, (tyyXos, KpT]pv6s) with
high
crags.
Lat. submittere : hence pf. pass. part, vtpfiII. intr. to slacken, relax pevos, secretly lurking. or abate from a thing ; c. gen. rei, ixpievai TTJS opyrjs to cease from anger ; so in Med., v(ptfff0ai opyrjs TO abates its coldvocap viritTai TOV \fsvxpov the water
;
fyos} high, lofty, to-wering metaph. high, highland country lofty, stately, proud. v4/ir]Xo<|)pov0), f. 970-0;, to be highminded, bearing
vij/TjXos,
17,
6v, (v$i,
X^P a
vi{>7)\r)
oneself haughtily.
; \
From
rj,
ness.
2.
absol.
to
submit,
absol.,
give
to
abate.
III.
:
in
Pass,
slacken, submit, surin,

:
tn|/T)X6-4>pwv, ovos, o,
(vtyijXos, fpprjv}
highminded,
high-spirited, haughty.
\}\\t-T]pt^>T]S, (s, gen. eos, v\fjtpe(pr]s. ^>vl; ~ T]X in s > * s > g en eos, (vtyi, ^X os ) sounding on high. Adv. high, aloft, on high : on the high sea :
-
render
pass,
sails.
c. inf., to
part.,
so in pf. submit to do a thing irXeTv v<petfJi.evTj to sail with lowered
'
"Yr,
jTU,
Dor. for
:
vtyirjo'i,
v4>-(o-n(]p,i
(cf. "iffTrjiJLi)
3 sing, o I. Causal in pres. and

:
hence are formed Comp.

high, high-placed.
inf/icuv,
Sup. VI//KTTOS.
vx|/i-|3aTOs, ov, (vtyi, jSatVo;)

j
set
on high, standing
impf., in
f. viroffT'/jffca
and aor.
I vireaTrjcra,
to />/ac*
or se/ under. i. to post secretly. 3. to submit, propose, suggest : so also in fut. and aor. I med. to lay down, sitggest ; el ^77 rt iriarov virocrT-fjcrti unless II. /iott sa/ gvVe some ground for confidence.
Pass.,
to with aor. 2 act. virfffTijv, pf. vcpfaTtjua stand under, be under or beneath ; TO ixpiffTafjievov that which is underneath, of milk, as opp. to TO f<pi:
!
tiv|;i-f3pn,TT]S, ou, o, (w/'t, )3/)6/^cy)
high-thundering. tn|/i-YWT]TOs, ov, (vif/t,ycvvaca) high-grown, topmost. vtyl-y\n,os,ov, (v^l,yv?ov)with high limbs or branches^,
high-stemmed,
sitting
[t]
vvl/i-^YOs, ov, (v$i, fy-fov} of the benches in ships, high or aloft on the bench : metaph. of Jove,
tivJ/C-Opovos, ov, (fyi, Opovoi) high-throned.
high-enthroned.
-inJ/l-K<xpT]vos,
ffrajifvov
that
2. to
which
:
conies
to
the
top,
the
I I
place oneself under an engagement, engage or promise to do c. ace. cognato, vTroaTrjvai 3. virooxtoiv to make a promise : absol. to promise. to submit, yield to one : also c. inf. to submit to
cream.
ov,
(vif/i,
Kaptjvov')
with high head,
high-topped, [a]
uvj/i-KeXcvOos, ov, (vipi, KeXevOos) with
!
a path on
do.
apXW
rei, to submit to. 5. vnoffTrjvai undertake an office* 6. to put oneself to support under, hide oneself, lie concealed. *]. an attack, to resist, withstand : absol. to stand one's
4. c. ace.
to
or aloft. iivj/iKepaTa, irreg. ace. of v^'iKfpcas. -LHJ/i-Kepcos, <uv, gen. o>, (ityi, K(pas) with high or lofty horns ; there is also an irreg. ace. in phrase, vifjihigh,
moving on high
KfpaTa TTfTpav a high-peaked rock.

vi|;i-KO|ios, ov,
i
ground, face the enemy, Lat. subsistere. fut. vi(J)-opdo), or as Dep. -ucfxapdopiai
:
(vtyiL,
Kop-rf)
with lofty foliage, of the with high boasts, with high steeps or
(vn-6, i>paca)
at,
to look at from
urroô/âi : below, to look askance
oak.
-inJii-KofxiTCDS,
Adv.
(ytyi, ttufj,iros)
to
view with suspicion,

II. to
Lat.
suspicere,
suspi-
arrogantly.
iiv|/C-KpT|(Jivos, ov, (yif/t, KprjfJLvos)
cliffs,
cari.
keep in view.
v>-<|>opp6s, o, (vs, <plp&<a)

t><!>-opjiC(o,
f.
a swineherd.
to
high-beetling, built on a
(vif'l,
cliff".
to*o>
Att.
to),
bring into
harbour
se-
uiJ/C-Xocôs, ov,
tii|;t-p.8ci)v,
Xo<pos) high-crested, [f]

(ytyi, fte'So;)
cretly to come to
Pass, to
come to anchor anchor. Hence

rj,
secretly, or generally,
OVTOS, 6,
high-ruling, ruling
on high
into, harbour.
lofty.
(vtyi,
v<J>6pnt(rts,
a place for ships to run

v<pw<rt, 3 pi.
u\|/i-p,Xa0pos, ov,
t)iJ/i-v4>T|S, fs, (yijji, Vf<f)os}

t>4>6c0en.,
p,(\a0pov} high-built. dwelling high in the clouds.
vcpaca. Tj<j>-v8pos, ov, (VTTO, vocap} tinder water.

(ityi,
Ep. for
of
built vx|/t-TTaYT|S, fs, (vtyi, ira'yrivaC)

uvj/i-ireSos, ov,
(yif/i,
on high.
TrtSoi/)
with high ground, high-
tuJ'-SYopas, ou, o, Ion. -aYopijs, big talker, a boaster, braggart.
dyopevca) a
I
placed.
Vl}/l-1TGTT|lS, Cffffa, fV, poet, for Vl^lTTfTrjS.
v\j/t--TrcTTjXos, ov,
(vifji,
!
vvj/auxcveto, f. 170*0;, and vilta/VYGvltdi the neck high, strut proudly. From
f. to"ft>
to
carry
irfTrjXov')
with high leaves or
\foli age.
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,
ov, o,
(v$i, ireYo//at) flying
on high,
city,
soaring.
,
I. in Changes of*. Aeol., Dor. and Ion. the aspirate was often dropped, and (p became TT, as
o,
77,
(v\fi, TroAts)
highest in one's
[i]
\io~iros
o,
:
77,
high-footed
on
neut. -irovv, gen. -TroSos, high, sublime.
(vif/T,
irovs)
\
ov\r]
viroyyos anovov\tj for A./er<^>os afyoyyos the Att. sometimes used it for as
TT,
tn|;i-iri5Xos, ov, (fyt, ITV\T)}
with high gates.

ityi,
u\ja-irupYs ov,
vij/urros,
TO.
(vif/T,
irvpyos} high-towering.
highest, loftiest
2.
from Adv. 77, ov, Sup. fycffTa the highest heavens.
II. j n Aeol., Dor. and (pdrpa for navos irdrpa. Ion., (p is put for 6, as <tfp (p\dca for Orjp 0\dca. $ was sometimes considered as a double consoJ nant, so that a short vowel before it became long by ;
|
\
of persons, most
high, dwelling on high.
tv|/iTpos, a, ov,
vvj/i-<|>SvT)S,
e's,
Comp. from Adv. fyi, higher, loftier.

(pdos}
position, as in c(pis, quasi oirtpis. <t>a, Dor. and poet, for 6(pa, f(prj, 3 sing. aor. 2 of "
vi\J/l-<j>aT|S, es, (vif/i,
beaming on high.
on high.
.
4>aav0ev, lengthd. for (pdvOfv, Ep. for tydvOrjffav,
seen (v$i, (pavrfvai)
pi. aor. I pass,
of
(paivca.
t>\j/i-<|>6pT}TOS, ov, (fyi, (popeca}
high-borne, soaring
<|>advTaTOs,
77,
ov, Ep.
Sup. of (pafivus, most bril-
on high.
vv|/t-<|)po)v
[t],
liant, brightest.
ovos, d,
77,
(ttya, (pprjv}
high-minded
<j)advT6pos, a, ov, Ep.

liant, brighter.
Comp. of
(paavus,
more
bril-
haughty.
5,
ov, o, (vî, xairr)} long-haired.
/,
ov, gen. ovos, poet.
Comp. from
vif/i,
higher,
j
loftier.
/,
Adv.
(vfyos)
from on
high, from aloft, from
'
above, Lat. desuper. above, over.

tiv|/60i,
II.
high, aloft, on high,
Ion. 4>a-yciv Ep. <j>aYM-v, inf. of e'0ayov, with no pres. in use, used as aor. 2 of io-Qica, to c. eat, devour, c. ace. gen. to eat of a thing generally, to eat up, devour, consume, waste. Ep. for f(pajes, 2 sing. aor. 2 see "
:
.for0a7?7,3 sing.aor. 2 subj.: see

6po<p7]J
Adv.
(ityos) high, aloft, ov,

(vif/i,
vvj/-6po<t>os,
on high. high -roofed, high[a]
((payfiv}
a glutton.
[&]
pi.
Dor. for (pdycaai, 3

<J>a,
aor. 2 subj.
see
vaulted.
vv|/os, eos, TO, (vi/a) height: the top, summit, absol. in ace. vif/os, in height.
crown:
3 sing. impf. of (pdca. <J>a,60ovTts, tSos, poet, for (paiOovaa,
fem. of (patduv,
v\|/6o-,
,
Adv. (uiôs) on high, upwards, aloft, up. Adv. (uôs) high, aloft, on high, up.
f.
shining.
<|>a.e0a>, ((pdos} to shine ; only found in part. beaming, radiant: hence (patdcav as Subst., ing one, the Sun; neut. pi., itavvvya. KOI (patdovra. whole nights and days. 'i'aeSuv, 6, (properly part, of <paeOca} Shining, one of the steeds of Morning. 2. son of Apollo, famous for upsetting the chariot of the sun. <|>aeiv6s, 77, ov poet. 4>aewos, ((pdos} shining, beam2. also like ing, radiant : Comp. (pafivurfpos. f, of the voice, clear, distinct. 3. generally,
',
(tiffca:
aor. I itycaffa
:
Pass., fut.
vi//oj0r]0'o-
pai
aor. I tywOrjv: (ttyos)
to heighten, raise, elej
vote, exalt.
v\\f(t)\jiOL,
f.
Hence
|
\
O.TOS, TO, height, elevation. vaca \y] : aor. I vaa : Pass., fut. med. vaofMi to wet, in pass, sense : aor. I vaBrjv : pf. vaâi water: to rain, Zeus e Jove sent rain ; so, o Ofos vet
"Til,
the god sends rain; but the nom. was soon omitted, and vfi used impers., like Lat. pluit, it rains ; d ue if it rained; part. neut. used absol., VOVTOS iro\\y as
it
splendid, brilliant.
OVK 4>aeCvco, poet, form of (paivca, to shine, give light. ve TT)V Qrjprjv for seven yea,rs it did not rain on <j>a6wos, 77, ov, poet, form of (paetvos. ace. cognato, vat Thera c. \pvauv it rained <j>ao-tp.-ppOTOS, ov, ((pdos, fiporos) bringing light to to be rained on, to be mortals, shining on mortals. II. Pass., of places, gold. a lion drenched with rain; wetted; Xecuv vufAfvos <J>a<r-<|>op6s contr. <J>cooxJ>6pos, ov, ((pdos, vaOrjaav at f)@ai Thebes was rained upon; r) 777 bringing. contr. for (pdea, pi. of (pdos. :s rained upon, it rains in the the country <J>o.T|, <j>a0i, imperat. pres. and aor. 2 of country. *l?aia, duos, Ep. and Ion. ^<UT], 77os, 6, a Phaeadan: the Pbaeacians are in Homer inhabitants of the island of Scheria (afterwards Corcyra, now Corfu), and were famous as sailors. ^, <j>, <J>i, TO, indecl., twenty-first letter of the Greek 4>cu8lp.6eis, eo"o*a, tv, poet, form of (paiSifios. 500, but / = 500,000. 4>aiSt|xos, ov, also 77, ov, ((paivca) shining, brilliant: alphabet as a numeral <p' The Consonant * arose from the labial II fol- metaph. famous, glorious, Lat. darns. lowed by the aspirate; and was anciently written <{>ai8p6-vo\;s, ovv, ((paiSpus, vovs} of cheerful, joyous I1H, and was expressed in Lat. by ph, though ai8pos, a, ov, ((pdca, (paivca) beaming, radiant:
was raining
:
heavily
c.
ace. loci, eTTTci ertcav
<
750
metaph. beaming or radiant with joy, jocund, gay. Adv. -Spws, joyously, cheerily : also neut. pi. (paiopd Hence as Adv.
<J>ai8poTqs, 77TOS,
T),
J?AIO'2, a, 6v, dusky, dun, gray, Lat. fuscus. also like Lat./wscws, of the voice, deep, hollow.
<J>ato-xiTO)v, cavos, o,
17,
II.
(<f>aios,
\nuv)
dark-robed.
brightness, lustre.
II.
meII.
4A'KEAO5,
<J>aK-f], 77$, 77,
taph. joyousness.
to make bright. 4>ai8p6co, f. wffca, (</>cu5/>os) metaph. in Pass, to be cheerful or joyous. From <f>cuBpiJVTpva, 77, a washer, cleanser.
a bundle, Lit. fasciculus. ((paws') a dish of lentils or pulse, pease6,
S,
o,
the plant lentil ; also
its
fruitt which
was eaten
to
at funerals.
aor. I etpaiSpvva <f>aiSp wo) [u] : f. vvu : II. to make bright, clean, cleanse.
metaph.
joy.
cheer, please
Pass, to brighten
ov, (<cufy>os,
<j>aiSp-<dir6s,
up with w^) with a
<J>aX<ryYn86v, Adv. (<f>d\af) in phalanxes. <j>aXaYY lov TO, ((pdXa-yg') a venomous kind of spider. "n^ca, to fight with or in a pha<j>aXaYY o Jl '*X* 0) >
.
|
bright, joy-
lanx
to fight in the ranks.
From
one that order of of an
ous look.
or aor. 2 opt. 4>aii]v, pres.
cfxuicds, d8os, 77, I pi. pies, or aor. 2 opt. o{(prjiu. oaTjjiev, for (pairjfjicv,
of (prjfJii. (<dos) a kind of white shoe.
<p6l\ctY\O"iAoiVTis ov, o, (<pQ.\Q,y LLttYOLicn) fights in the phalanx : fighting in the ranks.
A'AAr3,
ayyos,
:
77,
in
Homer, a
line or
j>aiv|jiv, Ep. for <paiv(iv, inf. of 0cuVa>. <j)O4,v(rKTO, 3 sing. Ion. impf. med. of <paivoj. 4>aiv6Xr]S, ov, w, formed from the Lat. paenula,
thick
battle, battle-array army in battle.
in plur. the ranks 2. later, the Greek mode of
mostly
draw-
upper garment or cloak.

77,
4>aivoAis, ibos,
cj>aivo|AVT)c|H,
>, f.
((f>aivoj)
light-bringing.
:
ing up infantry, the phalanx, a compact mass of infantry usu. of 8 deep, but also as much as 25 deep: the phalanx was brought to great excellence under Epaminondas, though it reached perfection under
Philip of Macedon ; ITTI (pdXayyos dyfiv to lead in phalanx, Lat. qriadrato agmine. 3. generally, the main body, centre, as opp. to the wings (tcfpara). 4. also a camp. II-. a round piece of wood, a trunk or log ; (pd\ayyes tfievov logs of ebony. III. a
Ep. part. dat. fern, of <cuVo/n. <pdv& Att. also </>ai/o> aor. I Zfprjva, Dor. (tpdva: 3 sing. Ion. aor. 2 (pdvea/tf:
:
;
inf.
pf.
pf.. 2 (intr.) ir(<pr)va
Pass,
; :
and Med.
<pai'.
vopai fut. tpzvovfjiai Ion. tyaveofjiai also poet, paullo-p. fut. irctyrjffonat
:
also <pavr]aofjuai aor. I tydvOrjv,
spider
see <pa\dyyiov.
Ep. 3
inf.
sing, (padvdrj,
:
pi.
<pdav0(v
aor. 2 etpdvrjv,
Ep.
<}>dXaYî, dat. pi. of <pd\a.yg.
iuf. (pavrjficvai
pf. pass. Tre(pa<r/Jiai,
ir(pdvdai, part. 7T60acr/iecos :
(<cf>dca).
3 sing. Trtyavrat, I. /o bring
to light,
make
to
appear
to shew, to
make
clear or
:
Â'AAINA, fj, a whale, Lat. balaena : hence of a devouring monster, \_fpa] 4>aAo.Kpa, 7), (</>aAa/rpos) baldness, a bald head.
4aAaKpos,
4>dXaKp6co,
to
a, 6v, (cpaAos) bald-beaded, bald-pated. f. duo~ca, (<aAa#pos) to make bald: Pass.
known, hence
/o /a_y
6ar, uncover,
'EAe'i/TT,
disclose
hence
Qaivtiv to grant Helen a child : at Sparta, <f>povpdv <paivtiv to pro2. of sound, to claim a levy, call out the array.
as, 701/01'
almost /o grant,
become bald.
<J>aXav0ias, ov, o, a bald
man.
From
bring to 4. light, display, exhibit : also to explain, expowid. in Att. to inform against, indict, impeach : to inform cf a thing as contraband: rd <pavdevra articles informed against as contraband. 5. aor. i med. ^17II. intr. vaffdai to shew or display as one's own. to give 2. to appear, like the light, shine forth.
distinct,
make
make ring
clear.
3.
to
<|>dXav6os, ov, (0aAos) <paXa.Kpos. [<a] 4>dXdpa, rd, (</>aAos) the cheek-pieces of the helII. the cheek-pieces of horses : generally, met.
trappings.
[</>a]
4>dXdpCs Ion. 4>aXrjpts,

Lzt.futtca, so called from
iSos,
its
77,
(<aAa/>os) a coot,
bald white head.
Pass.,
Pass, to
III. only in Ion. aor. 2 (pdveffKe, pf. 2 irffyrjva. come to light, be seen, appear, to be clear or 2. of the rising of heavenly bodies, to manifest. appear; d'/xa rjol <paivo(Aevr)<piv at break of day. 3.
4>dXupos, d, ov, Dor. for Ion. QaXrjpus, (0dAos) having a patch of white, white-crested. ^dXirjpevs, f<us, o, a man of Phalerum, a Pbalerian. 4>dXir]pid(o, ((pahrjpos) to be or become white : Ep. part., KvpoLTO. (liaXrjpiooavTa waves crested with white
generally, to appear to be, c. part, or c. inf., which are used in different senses, Qaivcrai c. inf. denoting
foam.
^dXirjpov, TO, Phalerum, the western harbour of Athens &a\rjp60(v from Phalerum ; $a\Tjp6vof to Phalerum. [a]
:
what appears or
is
likely
<pniverai
c. part,
what
is
apparent or manifest; as, Qaiverai fivai be appears or seems to be (like So/re?), tyaivfrai twv he manifestly
4. often in dialogue, tyaiverai aoi ravra; does this appear so ? is not this so ? Answ., tpaivfrai it
is.
<|>dXT]p6s, d, ov, Ion. for <pa\ap6s.

<j>dXfjS or <}>dXif]S, TJTOS, o,
<}>dXXaiva,
fj,
= (f>d\atva.
= <pd\Xo$.
does appear so, yes. to appear on the road,
is
5. the phrase (pavrjvai obov, shortd. for ievai obov wffre
e\ev0ov fyaveis. (fMvfjvai : so also, in aor. I ((pdvOrjv, to be denounced,
6. in Att., esp.
4>AAAO'2, 6, membrum virile, a figure thereof, which was borne in solemn procession in the Bacchic orgies, as an emblem of the generative power in
nature.
informed against;
see <paiv(a
i.
4.
*A'AO2,
o,
a part of the helmet worn by the
~$A'PMAKON.
Homeric heroes: either the peak or fore-piece, or perh.
a metal ridge on the crown in which the plume
(A.o^>os)
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was fixed,
4>dfxa,
T),
[a]
of philosophy, the power of the mind, by which it places objects before itself, presentative power. 4>dvTacr|xa, arcs, TO, ((pavrafa) an appearance,
Dor. for
(prjfjaj.
4>d[Av, Ep. for

poet, for
(pafj.fv, I pi. aor. 2
of
<f>r)f*i.
2.
<f>dvai, inf.
of (77 /-it. [a]
4>op.V (enclit.), I pi. pres. o f <j>&p,va, Dor. fem. of (pdptvos.

<j>afLEvos, pres.
<j>afii,
<?.
part,
image, phantom, like <>aer/na also a vision, dream. 2. an image presented to the mind by an object, Lat. wsnm : a mere image, unreal appearance. <J>avTs, aor. 2 part. nom. pi. of $1)^1.
:
<}>avTi,
and
aor. 2
med.
of
{prjfii.
[a]
<j><io,
Dor. for </;a<ri, 3 pi. of (prjui. Ep. pres. or aor. 2 med. imperat. of
fos contr. <]>dovs, TO contr.
<J>6cos
:
(prjfjLt.
Dor. for <pJ7/.

[a]
4)0,05. cpdeos,
<J>ws, (pa;
<j>dv,
poet, for ((prjaav, 3 pi. aor. 2 of </>*;/. 4>dvai, pres. or aor. 2 inf. of <pijfJ-i. [a]
()>dvai, aor. I inf.
TOS
Ep. also
((pdca}
Ugh!, daylight
tv
(pdft
of
(paivca.
4>aveu]S, 2 sing. aor. 2 pass. opt. of (paivca. 4>av?p,v, Att. for (pavcirjuev, i pi. aor. 2 pass. opt.
ZTI (pdovs OVTOS while there was still daylight; often in phrases opdv (pdos it f \ioto, or (pdos @\firiv, to see the light of the sun, i. e. to be
by daylight;
alive
et's
so also, (pctos Xciireiv t'jeXioio,
i.
e.
to be
dead
of
(paivca.
4>aveis, fiffa, fv, aor. 2 pass. part, of (paivca. <j>dvev, Aeol. and poet, for ((pdvnaav, 3 pi. aor. 2
lic.
(pws Uvai to come into the light, i. e. into pub2. the light of a fire or torch, fire-light or
II.
torch-light.
metaph.
;
light,
c&
i.
e.
joy, delivera
[a] 4>av6pos, a, oV, also 6s, 6v, ((paivca) open to sight, visible: manifest, evident: freq. joined with part.,
pass,
(iriffircvScuv (f>avfpbs
of
(paivca
but
<J>avev, aor. 2 part. neut.
ance, happiness, and the like

(pdos
III. greatest light of safety to the Greeks, plur. (pd(a, the eyes, Lat. lumina : so in sing, of the
fjLfyiarov E\\7)aiv
matter forward:
plainly, clearly
:
fy he was conspicuous urging the ka rov <pav*pov = Adv., (pavepus,
Cyclops' eye.
so, iv (pavfpy, ev rca <pav(p$, Kara,

2. of persons, known, famous, conof property, tangible, real, opp. to
TO (pavepov.
spicuous.
3.
3>A'PAr3 [(pa], 07705, ly a mountain cleft, a deep chasm, ravine, gully. (Akin to (pdpvy.) 4>apdci>, to plough. 4>apTpa Ion. -Tpt], 17, (</>epa;) a quiver for carrying
,
money.
<f><v6p6b>,
nifest.
f.
II.
((pavepos) to make visible or mato make known or famous : Pass, with

wcrca,
Hence arrows, Lat. pharetra. = <j>apTp6uv, uvos, 6, (papfTpa. <j>apTpiov, TO, Dfcn. of qaperpa, a small quiver.
<)>apcTpo-4>6pos, ov, (tpaptrpa, ^>epcu) quiver-bearing.
aor. I -diOrjv:
to
become known or famort s.
Hence
<J>Sv6pws,Adv. oftyavcpos, openly, manifestly: Comp. (pavepwTfpov Sup. (pavepajTara. <}>avcpci>(ris, ?), a making visible : a manifestation. 4>dveaice, 3 sing. Ion. aor. 2 pass, of (paivca. [a] <j>3vf), -fj, ((paivca) a torch: in plur. tpavat, torch:
processions.
âpio-aios, ov, 6, a Pharisee : pi. of Qapioaioi, the Pharisees or Separatists, a sect of the Jews, who affected superior holiness of life and manners, and a They believed rigid adherence to the law of Moses. in the Resurrection, and in the existence of angels and spirits, which the Sadducees denied.
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of (paivca. aor. 2 pass, imperat. of (paivca. [a] <j>avr,|jievai, for (pavijvai, aor. 2 pass. inf. of (paivca. fut. pass, of (paivca. 4xivT]o-o|xcu, <j>aviov, TO, Dim. of (pavos, (Subst.), a small torch,
<|>SvT|T),
<j>dvr]0t,
mad from
4>ap|a.aKao), ((pdp/MKov) to suffer from poison, be II. to require methe effects of poison.
dicine, as rofidca to require cutting. 4>app.dKia, 77, ((pappaKtvo}} the use of
any kind of
drugs, potions or spells
poisoning, witchcraft, sorcery.
taper.
<jjavo]v, for QavoTfjii, aor. 2 opt. of (paivca. 4>uv6s, 17, ov, (<[>aivca) light, bright; ru (pavuv brightof garments, washed clean. ness : 2. bright, joyous, like QatSpus. Comp. and Sup. (pavurfpos, -oraTOS. [d] <|>dv6s, also irdvos, 6, (<paivcv) a lamp, lantern, torch.
<fivovp.ai, fut.
<J>avT(ia>,
f.
4>ap[xaxia, ?), poet, for (papfJ-aKfia. in <j>ap}xaKcts, teas, 6, ((pdppaKov) one who deals drugs or poisons, a sorcerer, poisoner : fem. <f;ap|i<&-
to use
KEVTpta. 4>app.aKvco. f. aca, (<pdpiJ.aKov} to admi?iister a drug: enchantments, practise sorcery ; (pappatcfveiv rt is TVV TTOTO/ZOI/ to use a thing as a charm to calm
the river.
2. c. ace. pers. to drug, purge. a sorceress.witch. 4>ap}JiaKis, iocs, fem. of (/ ap/xa/f ;s,
med. of (paivu.
((paivca')
a.o'Qj,
to
make
visible, clear or
:
manifest.
II.
:
Pass., fut. âvraa6rjaop.ai
aor. I
4>ap|xaKOis, fffaa, tv, ((pdpfjiaKOv) drugged, poisonous.
(tpavrda&qv
self.
fare.
become visible, appear, shew one2. to make a show or parade, Lat. se os ten3. (pavrafcaOai TIVI to be like, assume a liketo
4. used for (paivfcrOai or CTVKO2.
ness to
some one.
Hence cpavTtiadai, to be informed against. 4>avTa<ria, 77, a making visible, displaying. II. as a display, parade, Lat. oitentatio.
KON, TO, a medicine, drug, remedy; metaph., <pop}MKov vocrov a medicine for disease The (pdptpappaKov \v-rnjs, a remedy against grief. or fiana applied outwardly were ^piard ointments
;
<A'PMAW
salves,
ters
;
term
and iraard, tirirraaTa or Kara-nXaard plasthose taken inwardly were ftpuaipa, sv.ch as
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pills,
tions.
irord, iriffrd, draughts or po- Lat. phasianus : but Qaaiavos dvrjp with a play on III. a poisonous drug, drug, poison. ffvKO-cpdvrrjs, an informer : cf. QaaiaviKos. an enchanted potion, philtre : also a carm, sj!>e//, en<|>d<ris, <ws, 77, for (pdvffts, (tpaivca) an accusation, inIV. formation, [a] chantment : any secret means of effecting a thing. (}>dcris, fas, 57, (<^7/*f) also a means of producing something, as, <pdp(JiaKov saying, speech, sentence, V. a affirmation, assertion, [a] to procure safety. ffwrrjpias an expedient *d<rts, tos, o, the river Phasis in Colchis or Pontos. means for colouring, a dye, colour. IIO- Root of TTtVw) 4>d<rKa>, impf. e$ao*oi/ Ep. (pdffKov, (which is used <j>ap}xaKO-iroo-Ca, 77, ((pdpfMtcov, as impf. of <pr)ni) = (prjfj.1, to say, but often with a a drinking of medicine or poison. one who collat. notion of saying what you do not believe, to 4>ap[JiSKO-iTa)XT]S, ov, 6, ((pdpfJiaKov, ncaXecu) sells drugs or poisons, a druggist, apothecary. allege, to pretend, Lat. prae se ferre : also to think,
and
TroVt/ia,
II.
',
x ~-
-^
'"
<j)app,aKos, o,
17,
II.
one who
for others, a sacrificed as a purification fellows were reserved pe-goat: then since worthless for this fate, an arrant rascal, polluted wretch, Lat.
is
homo
piacularis.
Tpiprjvai) one or colours.
suppose: to promise to do. <J>d<rp,a, OTOS, TO, (<paivot)) an apparition, phantom ; the phantom of a man. 2. a sign (pdfffjta dvopos heaven, a portent, omen. 3. a monster, prodigy, portent ; (pdfffjia ravpov a monster of a bull.
<J>apixaico-Tpij3T]S [r], o, ((pdpiMiKov,
4lA'55A
hawk
Att. <|>dTTa,
?),
the wood-pigeon, ring-dove
who grinds and prepares drugs

<t>ap|xaKoa>,
f.
JT cushat, Lat. palumbes.

4>a<T(ro-<j>6vos, ov, ((pdffffa, *$tVa;) dove-killing, of
a/o*a>,
((pdpfJiaKov) to
f.
endue with healpass. irpdpfj.a-
ing power.
<J>app,do-o-a>
:
the
Att. -TTO>:
:
as Subst., (paffffofpovos, 6,
name of
a kind
<a
pf.
of hawk.
4>acr<2>. <j>ucris,
to medicate, practise upon by ((pdpfMKOv) y/jcu drugs or philtres; (pappdfffffiv \a\Ki)V to temper II. to enmetal by plunging it in cold water. III. chant or bewitch by the use of potions, to poison.
Dor. for
(prjiJ.i.
$770*0;, (prjfffis, fut.
of (prm L
<|>fiT, 2 plur.
of
of,
4>aTi6s, d, 6v, pronounced.
((pT]fJLi)
poet, for (parus, to be spoken
to alloy, adulterate $A"PO5 [a] or
season, spice.
4>aTeov, verb. Adj. of
web
sail-cloth.
a cloth, sheet, <}>a-pos [a], cos, TO, II. a wide, loose cloak or mantle,
;
</>77^t, one must say. 4>aTi, Dor. for $770*1, 3 sing. pres. of (pijfj.t. <J><TI(I>, f. to*cw Dor. iaj : aor. I ftpdnffa
:
Pass.,
worn
as
an outer garment, also* used as a shroud

last
aor. I ((pariffOrjv
(pdpos my rag. of Alexan- ing is. ^dpoc;, 77, Pharos, an island in the bay II. as call, name. afterwards famous for its lighthouse. dria,
j
j
to say, ((pans) : speak, report; TO <pan6fj.(voi/ used absol., as the saypf. TrffpdrifffjLat
:
II. to
promise, plight, betroth.

77,
III. to
appellat. (pdpos, 6,
a lighthouse.
4>a,Tis, fcas Ion. tos,
($77/^4)
a saying, speech, re;
port ; Kara fydnv as the report goes 77 (pans *x fi a piece torn offoi severed, p.iv the report goes of him. II. one's (good or bad) <|>dp<ros, cos, TO, ((pdpoj)
<j>ap6o>OT, Ep. 3 pi. of (papda).
part, portion, division, Lat. the quarters of a city.
pars
(pdpfffa iroAtos
II
report, reputation, fame, report, the saying, answer of an oracle,

<J>d,TVT], 17, (irarfOftat,)
Lat.fama.
[a]
crib.
III.
<|>apvy,
17
or
o,
a gulf,
cleft,
f.
chasm
(pdpffca
gen. vyos, ((pdpca) the throat. cf. <pdpay. [a] in the earth
: :
a manger,
4>A'P,Q,
pf. ir((papKa
4>ds, (pdffa, (pdv, part. pres.
and
to cleave, part. : aor. 2 of (prjf^t.
t'Sos, 77, Dim of (pdffyavov, a knife. a thing to <j>d(ry&vov, TO, ( T(pdo), for fftpdyavov) cut with, a sword.
âo-yavCs,
Ep. for e(paro, 3 sing. aor. 2 of <|>aT6s, 57, ov, verb. Adj. of $77 /it, said, spoken; that may be spoken, uttered or pronounced: with a negat., ov (paros, unspeakable, unutterable. II. famous.
<j>dro,
.
<J>aTro,
f),
Att. for $do*o*a.

e-rri,
ov,
((pdayavov,
âvX-eirC-âvXos, ((pav\os, *epyca) forging bad, bad as bad can be.

|
(pav\os)
bad upon
swords.
<}>a/uXici>,
f.
to~<w
Att.
to),
(tpav\os) to hold cheap, to
Dor. and poet, for (prjffe, 3 sing. aor. I of(pr){J.i. II. <j>d<nrjXos [a], 6, a sort of bean, Lat. phaselus. a light boat, canoe, skiff, from its likeness to the pod of the $do*7?\os. (Egyptian word.) 4>dcr0aL, Ep. med. inf. of (prjfJLi. 2 pi. and 3 sing, imperat. med. of <j)dcr0, 4>txcr0w,
<f>acre,
<|>ao-i,
depreciate, disparage. also os, ov, like (p\avpos, light, rj, ov,
ÂT"AO2,
II.
easy, slight, trifling.
2. trivial, paltry, petty, sorry,
pi.
of
,
tp rjni.
/], 6v, from the river Phasis, but with a play on ffVKO-tpavriKus, informing -like. *a<ridv6s, ov, (<baais) from the river Phasis : hence judgment.
of persons, low in rank, mean, common: worthless, poor, common, of no account; ol (pav\oi the vulgar, the common sort, also the weak or unedu2. of outward appearcated, as opp. to of ao(poi. ance, ugly, mean-looking. 3. careless, thoughtless. 2. want <|>avX6Ti]S, TITOS, T), meanness, paltriness. lack of ?) I/XT) (pavXurrjs my of accomplishments
bad.
;
o (paaiavos (sub. opvis) the Pbasian bird, pheasant,
<t>avXcos,
Adv. of (pavhos,
easily, lightly
<pav\ws
753
fyepeiv rt to
2. bear a thing lightly, take it easily. at a rough guess ; fyauXcas XoyiaaaOat to estimate roughly ; (pavXcas tinfiv to speak loosely.
inf. irf(f>aa0ai
:
paullo-p.
fut.
Ep.
sing.
<|>6p-av0i?|s, (s, (<f>tpoj,
avQos} bringing flowers.

((pepa, dairis) shield-bearing.
<j>p-a<rms, iocs,
6,
17,
l>A'n, Root of
<paivo), to give light, shine,
beam,
<j>cp-avYT|s, ts, (<ptpo),
avyrj) bringing light, shtnittg.
<E'PBn, plqpf. en(p6p0(iv : to feed, nourish: to esp. of the heavenly bodies. II. Pass, to be fed or feed upon a 1E'BOMAI, poet. Dep., used only in pres. and preserve. thing: = (poPfonai, to be put to flight, flee affrighted* hence to eat, consume, Lat. depasci : metaph. to feed impf., on. III. Med. c. ace. to feed oneself on a c. ace. to flee from. thing; eos, TO, light, splendour, lustre : sun<pep/3fo~0ai vuov to feed one's mind.
ETTO2,
light, daylight;
8eaTo> <peyyfi erovs, periphr. for in the tenth year. II. poet, light, gladness, joy. Hence Pass, to shine, gleam, be <|>YY<>, to make bright :
4>6i8top.cu, Ion. for (pciSopai.
<j>6i8eo,
<|>6p-YYvos, ov, (</>/xy, fffvij) giving surety or bail, able to give security, trusty, responsible : generally,
capable, competent: c. inf., Xi^v (pfpeyyvos Siaawaai ras ve'as a harbour capable of preserving the ships : c. gen. able to answer sufficiently for a thing, trusty :
cf. e
bright.
Dor. pres. imperat. of
tytioofjai.
X *rY vos
<j>6iBmov, TO, (<pfioopaC) mostly in plur. (peioirta, ra, spare thrifty meals, being the Spartan name for the public tables (owama), at which all citizens ate
2. also the together the same frugal meal. hall, in which these meals were taken.
4>eptp.v, Ep. inf. of (pepu. 4>epe|A-p.e\LT]s, poet, for <pfpffie\trjs, ov, 6, (<plp<a,
i
fj,e\ia)
a warrior bearing an ashen spear, generally, a

(<ptpa),
viierj)
common
spear-bearer.
(Jxpe-viKOS, ov, victorious.
i
<EI'AOMAI
(piSrjffofwi
:
carrying
off"
victory,
fut. <peiao/j.ai
I
aor.
((peiffafjujv
Ep. paullo-p. fut. TreEp. <pei<rafj.T)v: Ep. re-
dupl. aor. 2
jretyiSfcrOai
ir<ftf8u/j.7)v,
:
Dep.
opt. ir<pi5oifj.T]v, irecpiSoiro, inf. to spare, to be sparing' or chary
'
of
thing, Lat. parcere, c. gen.: of provisions, to use sparingly or thriftily: also to draw back or from, turn
a.
<|>p-oiKOS, ov, ((pepca, of/cos) carrying one's house with as Subst., tytpeoiKos, o, one, of the nomad Scythians: the house-carrier, i. e. snail ; cf. irov\vTrovs, avoarfos. <|)p-7rovos, ov, ((pepoj, TTovos) bringing trouble or
sorrow.
<j>po--|3ios, ov, (<pepcu, )3tos) bearing life or food,
life-giving, food-giving. 4>epcriC6, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of <p(pa).
<j>p6<r-craKT|s, es, gen. cos, hearing, heavy-armed.
(<pepoj,
away from :
Hence spare or forbear to do. 4>i8op,vci>s, Adv. pres. part, of </>et5oât, sparingly,
c. inf. to
<j>6i8a>,
thriftily, charily.
oos contr. ovs,
17,
(<peiSofJiat)
a sparing,
re-
OO.KOS)
shield-
fraining.
4>6i8cj\T]
<j>ei8co\6s,
77,
II. thrift, stinginess.
and 4>ei8coXia,
6v,
:
'ff,
<pei8u.
From
<}>p6-(rTd4>iiAos,
ov,
(<p(pca,
ara<pv\ij)
hearing
of a thing
c.
sparing, thrifty, chary gen., QeiocaXos xpr)/j.a.T&v sparing of

(êtSa;)
AcDs, sparingly, thriftily.
bunches of grapes.
4>pTpov
<j>epir]V,
contr. <|>pTpov, TO, (<e/)a>) a bier, litter,

inf. of (pcpoj. 3 sing. subj. of
money.
Adv.
Lat. feretrum.
4>Ei<raadai, aor. I inf. of (peidopai. <j>i<ra,TO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of (pdSoâi.
Aeol. for <ppeiv,
4>pT|crt,
best
I
Ep. for
rj,
<f>fpy,
(p(p&).
<j>6urTov, verb. Adj. of (peiSopat, one must spare. <j>\\6us, ecus, o, stony ground or so/7: hence as the name of a rocky district of Attica.
ov, like (pepraros, stoutest, bravest, ; mostly in addresses, & (pfpiarrf. 4>cpp,a, QTOS, TO, (<pepca) that which is borne, a load,
(^cpwTTOS,
4>eXXlvos,
<j>cXXi.ov,
vv, (0eXA.os) made of cork. TO, mostly in plur. stony ground:

r],
burden
cf.
the
T),
<j>epvT|,
((pfpca')
burden or fruit of the womb. that which is brought by the wife,
a dowry, portion, Lat. dos ; (pcpval iroXipov the dowry

<j>eXX6-7rovs, -iroSos, 6,
77,
neut. -irovv, (<pe\\6s,

i.
of war,
i.
e.
a wife
won
in battle.
irovs} cork-footed. 4>EAAO'2, o, the cork-tree, Lat. quercus suber. the bark of the cork-tree, a cork, Lat. cortex.
4>poura, Dor.
part. fern, of <p(pa}.

:
but also part. dat. <j>epovTi, Dor. 3 pi. of (pepo) ^cpo-etfxiTTiov Att. ^ppe(J>a.TTiov, TO, a temple or
<J>vaicCco,
cheat,
lie.
f.
iaoj,
(0eVa)
to
play the impostor,

trick
:
sanctuary of Persephone.
l6po-(j>a(r<ra Att.
Hfpfff(f>affaa,
From
Proserpine.
stoutest,
(f>fpu,
2. trans, to cheat,
Pass, to be
-rra, and ^cppeârTQ, ^,=
cheated.
Hence
quackery, imposture, trickery.
-rra,
ov,
TIfpcr((p6i/rj,
<|>6vaKio-|ji6s, 6,
a cheat, quack, impostor. to slay, obsol. Root, to which belong Ep. aor. 2 itffyvov, shortd. from the redupl. form -rr^tvov, also with augm. (Tretyvov, infin. irfcpvffifv, part.
H,
,
dtcos, u,
<|>pTaTOs,
as Lat._/br/z's
77,
Sup.
Adj. =(ptpiffTOS,
bravest, best, mightiest, most powerful.
(From
fromy^ro.)
better,
TTf<pvajv
(not
iTffpvujv)
as
if
Pass., pf. -ne(f)aixu,
3 sing.
were part, pres.: irttyaTai, 3 pi. ire<j>avrai,

it
<{)pT, Ep. for (pepfTf, 2 pi. of <p(pca. <J)pTpos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. stouter, braver, mightier, more powerful.
754
4>pr6s,
durable.
<j>6pTpov, contr. for QepfTpov.
77,
<5i>,
verb. Adj. of tyepu, to be borne, en-
ir\eov f<pcpe ol fj yv&fj.r), c. inf., his opinion inclined rather to do so and so <f>fpfi is also used like avfji:
Ep. l>E'Pri, a Root only used in pres. and impf. forms, 2 pi. imperat. <pepTt for <p*peTe; 3 sing. subj. for <pfpy ; Ion. impf. tytpcaieov, <pepeaKe. tptprjffi, Ep.
:
tends [to one's interest], is expedient. VIII. to carry about by word of mouth, in the mouth, to speak much of; cS or irovrjpws (pfpca&at to be well or
<pepci,
it
From
the
Root *OI"n comes
the
fut.
olaca,
med.
lation.
ETKfi
subj.
inf.
; Ep. imperat. oioc, inf. oio~4[4.ev, olop.tva.i ; From the Root *'ENalso fut. pass, oladrjo'o/u. come aor. I fyeyica, Ion. rjvcirca. Ep. Zvfiita,
olffo/juu
carried about, to be in circuused in Homer as imperat., fear, carry, bring : but, like dye, it was afterwards used as an Adv., come, now, well, before the I sing,
ill
spoken
of.
2. to be
IX. (pcpt
is
veifca}, inf. li/ff/xi:

:
cveifceftfv from a place, esp. Ep. From the same Root come involuntarily ; to be borne, carried on or along by aor. I med. T/vet'/cai/TO. waves, to be hurried, swept away, rush, fly along, Lat. pf. act. fvrjvoxa, pass. (V7}Vfyjjiat, fut. pass. tvex^'H' I. like Lat. FERO, ferri ; I9vs <ptpeaOai to rush right upon ; <p(p6fj,(vot (rofjLai, aor. I pass, ijvex&rjv. II. /o fear to bear or carry a load. along, with efffirnrTov is TOVS AlyivrjTas bearing down they fell an idea of motion added, as of horses, ap/xa fytpciv, upon the Aeginetans : so also part. act. used intrans., III. /o fear, endure, suffer, esp. with an etc. </>epouo-a tv&a\f 1/771 <pi\iy bearing down she ran ^* 2. also of bodies moved by Adv., fiapeus, x a ^ 67ra (pepfiv TI, Lat. aegre, gra- into a friendly ship. viter ferre, to bear a thing impatiently, tae it ill or their own power, to hasten, run, fly, speed. 3. amiss, be disconcerted at it ; opp. to xctxpus tyepeiv metaph., tv or /caKws QepfoOai, of schemes, etc., to turn out, prosper well or ill; TO, trpayfjuiTa KO.KWS (pTI, Lat. leviter ferre, to fear a thing cheerfully, take IV. to fetch : to bring, present, give ; peTai our affairs or* in a bad state. it easily. 1>ET~, Exclamation of grief or anger, ah ! alas f cwpa. Qepetv to bring presents ; and Med. bring with one or for one's own use : X^P IV TtJ/ ' <f>fptiv to woe ! like Lat. vah, vae, our fye ! : c. gen., <pfv TT}S II. of astonishment or grant any one a favour, do him a kindness; but 'EAAaSos woe for Hellas ! 2. to occasion, admiration, ah ! oh ! later, to shew gratitude to one. cause, work; as, Kanuv or -nrnut (pepctv. 3. to 4>vyejjiv, -|Avcu, Ep. for <f>fvy(iv, inf. of (pcvyca. <j>VYrKv, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of <pfvyca. bring in, pay, discharge ; (pcpov or Sav/ibv tyepeiv to pay tribute TI[A?JV fyfpetv to pay a fine. <j>6\ry6vTo>v, Ep. for <pfvyTcuo-av, 3 pi. imperat., let 4.
: ;
aor. 2 ijveyKov Ion. rjvfiKov, Ion. aor. I pass. r'jVfix^fjV 3 pi.
or plur. subj., <p(pf aKovaca, aTrjarcaficv come let us set.
come
let
me
hear; tycpe
Pass, to be borne or carried
ifiqfpov
gium.
fyepeiv to give one's vote, Lat. ferre suffraV. to bear, bring forth, produce : absol.
trees, to
them flee: also
EYTn
if
part. gen. pi. of tpevyoj. Ion. impf. QtvyeerKov f. <pfvonai Dor.

:
of the earth or of
bear fruit, be fruitful
metaph.
to
bring
in, yield,
produce; dywv 6 TO irav

VI. away as
(pfvgovfjai: aor.2f(f)vyov: pf. act. Treêvya, pass, (in act. sense) ire<j>vynai there is also Ep. pf. part. ire<pvuT6s,
:
(pfpcav the contest that bestows everything. to bear off", carry off" or away : to carry
booty or plunder, mostly in phrase <pepttv teal ayciv, Lat. agere et ferre, where (ptpetv refers to the move-
to flee, take flight : c. ace. cognato, (pevyfiv <f>vyrjv to flee in flight also, <j>etyetv 6a.Ka.aaav [sc. TT)J/ ooLv\ to flee [the way] T})V irapcl. 2. the pres. part, (pfvycuv often exby the sea.
as
from (pvfc
which are carried off, and ayeiv to the cattle which are driven away also simply <f>epfiv to
ables
:
rob.
2. to carry off", gain : to win, achieve, gain: also to receive one's due, e. g. to receive pay : Med., esp. in phrases dcOXov <p(pa6ai to carry off a prize ;
purpose or endeavour to flee, the compds. atrocpfvyoj, fKtyfvyca, Trpo(f>fvy<a being added to denote the escape ; as, /ScArfpoi/, cl>s <f)fvyojv irpoa\wr) it is better that running off (f)vyp KOKOV r; one should escape than be caught so, Qtvyow !Kpresses only the
;
OfVTfpa (peptoOai to win and hold the the Med. (pepcaOai is used first, the second rank generally of everything ivhich one gets for oneself or for one's own use and behoof, so as to take and carry VII. absol. of roads, to au>a_y to one's home. lead to a place 77 ooos (pfpei, like Lat. via fert or
TOL irpWTo., TO.
:
<j)(vyeiv,
3. (fxvyfiv viro TIVOS to flee before any one. 4. c. inf. to shun or shrink from doing : absol. to fear, flinch. II.
(fxvyow airo^^yfiv.
c.
ace. to flee, shun, avoid:

etc.
:
as,
(fxvyfiv Oa.va.Tov,
TTO-
\ffj.ov,
oxov
</>i/yo/
metaph. of any rapid movement, fjvlfjvia. the reins escaped from the hands of
ducit.
of a tract of country, to stretch, extend, the charioteer. 2. pf. pass, part retains the ace. verge to or towards : metaph. to lead or tend to an in Homer, ir<pvy/j.(vos poipav, o\e0pov having esend or object ; rd -rrpus TO vyiaivfiv QfpovTa that caped, being quit of fate, destruction: but also c. gen., which is conducive to health; and so III. to generally, to TTf(f}vyfj,evos de6\ew escaped from toils. contribute or conduce to or towards. 3. to aim at, flee one's country for a crime ; (pevyav VTTO TIVOS to hint or point at, refer to a thing is dprjiovs dycuvas be banished by one hence to go into exile, live in IV. as (j>fpov TO fMVTrjiov the oracle referring to martial banishment, be banished, Lat. exulare. contests ; TOIV 77 71/07x77 fyepe avpfiaXKeiv their opi- Ait. law-term, to be accused or prosecuted at law, nion inclined to giving battle : also c. dat. pers., opp. to OIWKU hence, 6 Qevycmv the accused, defend2.
; : :
755
/, Lat. reus t & SIWKCUV the accuser, prosecutor ; c. ace., (ptvyeiv fpafyrjv or S'IKIJV, lo be put on one's
me
in familiar
as,
:
pronoun,
Socrates
often put before its language Qijfu ftprjv tycu said I ; %<pr) o ôj/epdrr}3 said
is
trial
on a
public or private indictment
the crime
being added in gen., as <pcvyfiv <povov (sc. Simjv") to be defendant on a charge of murder, i.e. to be charged with murder.
is sometimes joined with a synon. II. <prjp.i \fycav, 6\eye <pds, etc. often means, to say yes, affirm, assert : opp. to ou or <pT)fj.l ovxi, to say no, deny, refuse.
tyrjfjii
Verb,
as,
f(f>rj
I6<peua: to cry <pfv, cry woe, wail. from ot/tot, amcy from at at.) <j>UKTOV, verb. Adj. of <pvycy, o0 must fie e. <J>VKTOS, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of <ei/ya>, fo 62 avoided : that can be shunned or avoided. 4>6vcui>, Desiderat. of tyevyo), to wish or desire to flee.
4>et>(o, f
0;
:
aor.
to:
:
f.
iaca Alt.
iw Dor. io): aor.
I t(j>r)/j.iffa
(From
<pev, as ot/io>(/u
to speak, utter,
name
Med.
to express in
:
words.
4>-qp.ts, tos,
rj,
poet, for
<^T]\M],
speech, talk
report, St}poio
rumour,
<f>r}p.is
one's
the
good or bad report, reputation; voice or judgment of the people,

(<J>r)v,
i
<Jj-0|lS, fOJS,
<j>eugo|u.cu
<j>EUJ;b>,
Tj,
(<pfvyca)
(j)vlS.
4>f,v,
Ep. for
aor.
Dor. 4euo{)[jiai, fut. of <pvy<v. fut. of <pevEi)/dXvg,
<|>fjvcH,
inf.
aor. 2 of <>*?/. of Qaivca.
<j>T|Vi, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of
Ê'Â'AOS, ou, o, and
vyos,
to
6,
a spark,
*H'NH,
<Jrf]p,
77,
a kind of vulture.
0r}p,
brand, piece of the embers or hot ashes. <3>cvl/aA6co, f. caeca, to reduce to ashes,
4>ev|;a,A.u,
<J>T],
Hence
burn up.
vyos,
6,
= (p6if/a\os.
gen. <pi]p6s, Aeol. for &r)p$, the Centaurs.

o,
esp. in
plur.
[a]
<prjui.
<^T)po-p.avTjS,
<f>rS, 2 sing,
rj,
fs,
3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 subj. of 077/it. <j>fj, 3 sing. v S <j)T)-yivos, a, GJ/, and <Jrf|Y* oaken, of oak, Lat. faglnus.
Ion. for
Htyr),
fond of wild animals

(tprjyos)
gen. fos, (<f>r}p, pavr}vai) or hunting.

2. <{>^s,
madly
tyrjs,
of <p77/: but
(prjî.
Ep. for
ov,
2 sing. aor. 2 of
4>fjo-0a,
Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 of

i),
<prjfj.i.
(jyrj'yivo'Os. 77, GUI',
contr. for Qrjyivcos.
^f\rpT\,
<|>0aiT],
Ion. for (pdrpa.

2 opt.
4>HTO'5, 77, a kind of oa&, bearing an esculent II. the escuacorn, not the Lzt.fagus (beech). lent fruit of the same tree.
<jyr|,
sing. aor.
of
(p0dvca.
4>0cupu>, Dor. for <j>0dp,evo?, aor. 2

<|>0dv,
Ep. for
(pri,
3 sing. pres. subj. of
tyiju'i
<|>T|\i], TJKOS, u, ((f)Tj\6s] deceiver,

fig,
name
of a wild-
0A'Nn
aor. I
Ep. for f(p0affav, 3
which seems
f.
ripe
when
it is
not really so.
[a] aor. 2 of <f)0avw. : fut. <p0r)0ofj.ai, later also <f)0doot) [a] : for e<p0a;//0ao*a : aor. 2 (f>07)v, 3 pi. (^âv
pi.
00t/w. med. part, of <f>0dvca.
^Xi^Tfuto,
aw,
to cheat, deceive, trick.
From
or 4>i)\T]TTjs; ou, 6, ((pTÂos) a deceiver, <}>ir]\T)TT]S, ov, cheat, knave, thief. Hence 2, rj, ov, deceitful, knavish.
HAO
<}>T]X6u>,
f.
wffca, to deceive, cheat, trick.
Hence
<|>T]\p.a,
4>Y)IAT)
arcs, TO, a deceit, deception, cheat. Dor. 4>dp.a, 77, Lat. fama, ($rjp.'i) a voice
II.
aav, subj. âi, Ep. 3 sing. $07777 and <t>0?,aiv, Ep. I pi. 3 pi. <p0fojotv, opt. <p0at7]v, inf. <p0r]vat, part. <^)0ds: pf. (])0aKa: Ep. aor. 2 med. part. <p0dfji(vos [Si]: Dor. fut. <p0au>, aor. I f(p0na. To come before, do, reach before ; 6 <p6daas the first comer ; (f>0dvfiv fls c. ace. pers. rrjv TruXiv to come first into the city
(f>0fQ}fj.ev,
:
to be
from heaven, a prophetic

gury.
also
a song.
voice : an oracle, an auany voice or words, a speech, saying : 2. a common sayi?ig, an old tradi3. like Lat.
tion, legend,
adage.
report : hence a man's reputation, character.
good
or
bad
fama, a rumour, report, his fame,
beforehand with, overtake, outstrip, anticipate, Lat. praevenire ; and sometimes simply to arrive ; fip0r)ffav rov \fip.<ava. they anticipated the storm ; it is often joined with a part. act. agreeing with the $^77 @a\wv avruv be was beforehand in agent, KC iro\v <p0air) iru\is d\ov<?a the striking him ;
77"
HMT,
$77'$,
(prjal:
4. a message. aor. 2 ftprjv (the impf. being

;
ttyaffKov, see </>aovf(w), ttyrjaOa Ep. (f>7)ada, 6<prj
im-
perat. tyaOi ; inf. tyavai aor. I <f>r)aa. <f>rjff(u:

(fxiaOai, part. (f>afj.cvos
pf. pass.
:
part. ^>ds, <paaa, <pav : fut. Med., aor. 2 eâ^j/ [a], inf.
:
-neQao-fjiai
pi.
impf. or aor. 2 \^n\t,t]v 3 sing, imperat. irffpaaOa}.
also
Ep.
forms
pres. opt. (pdi^v for (pairjfiev ; 3 sing, subj. (p-fjy for <pf? ; aor. 2 (^T/I/, </>?^s, </>?}, for e^rjv, I077S, c^>?7, and 3 pi. (<pav, fya.v for (ipaaav ; med.
I
imperat.
</>?;/zi'
:
</>ao
(f>dffKa) is
is
tpijfjii
for <f>affo : 'H/it is a shortd. form of also a collat. form. The pres. indie. To soy, enclitic, except in 2 pers. </>r/s.
city would be beforehand in being taken, i.e. it would II. in these constructions, <p6dvfiv be taken first. is best rendered in English by an Adv. before, sooner, first ; f({)0T)v dtpiKopfvos I came sooner or first : we also find the part, of <f)0dvct} joined with another Verb, OVK d\\os (f>0ds (fj.cv Karr}yopos carat no other shall be an accuser before me; <p0daas TrpoaTreaoufiai I will so part. <j>0daas with imperat.. first fall upon you III. <f)0dvetv with \eyt (}>0daas speak quickly. ou and part., followed by Kai, etc., like Lat. simul ac, denotes two actions close on each other, ou
;
following
speak, tell: to express one's opinion or thoughts: hence, to be of opinion, believe, think, imagine, esp. in Med. ; laov f/*ot <f>a.a6ai to fancy himself equal to
(ay6fj.(vos Kai fv0vs OJAOIUS c<rri no sooner is he brought out than he is like OVK (p0ij fJtoi avp./3ao~a 77 aTv^ta Kai cv0ls (rrf^ciprjaav scarcely or no sooner had misfortune befallen me than they atIV. in questions with ou, <p0dvw detempted.
<f)0dvft
;
756
notes impatience to have the thing done; 6.troTpt\(av oi)K av <p0dvois; will you not be quick and run off? V. in answers with i. e. make haste and run off. ov and opt. c. av, OVK av <p0dvop.ai I could not be too
quick,
i. e. I will begin directly. inf. of (p0eip(o. <|>0apT]V<u, aor. 2 pass.
waning.
voffoi (pQivaoys
<}>0lvao-|jia,
II. act.
causifig to decline, wasting:

diseases.
wasting
aTOS, TO, ($Qiv(a)
declining, wasting,
pining, waning, [t]
4>0apr6s,
17,
ov, verb. Adj.
of <p0ipca, corruptible,
and 4>0ivfa>, (<p0ivca} to waste or pine. <j>0ivo-Kapiros, ov, (fyQivu, Kapir6s)with blightedfruit. <j)0tvo'Trcoptv6s, 17, 6v, ((})0iv6ira}pov} autumnal.
4>0tvaco
4>0tvoira>pts, iSos, fern, of (f>0ivoir(apiv6s. Ôlv-oirwpov, TO, (^0iVcy, onajpa) the last
destructible, mortal, transitory. <}>0ds, <j>0ao-a, <j>0Av, aor. 2 part, of <f>0dvca. f. <p0tygofj.ai: aor. I t<p0ey
part of
4^0ETrOMAI,
dfjirjv
pf. e<pOf~fnat : Dep. speak loud and clear, 2. of anithat which uttered the sound, the voice. mals, as of a horse to neigh, snort; of a fawn, to cry; II. c. ace. cognato, (f>0eyyeof a door, to creak. III. to extol, &0ai Hiros to utter or say a word.
:
to
a sound or voice, to articulate; TO <p9ffYup,tvov,

utter
ondupa or the time after 6-rrcupa, late autumn, the fall of the year. 4>0ivv060-K, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of tyQwvQca. \y]
<j>0tvv0ca,
poet, for <p0iva>, used

I. intr.
only in pres. and

II.
impf.
to waste
away, decay.
(f>0ica.
trans, to
consume, waste, [i/] ^TNTi, common form of

<}>0io|juu,
[Tj
praise, sing, celebrate. <J>0YK- a O-TOS, TO, ((p0(yofjai)

>
Ep. for
[i],
</>0td>/zi, aor. 2 pass. subj.
a voice
speech:
a saying, word:
in plur. accents,
language, words. 2.
*0los,
a, ov, (4>0ia)
fut.
Phthian;
ol $0iot, the
Phthians.
4>0C(Tcr0at
med.
17,
inf.
of
tyQivca.
generally, a cry, roar, sound. <j>0Yii o Vuu fut. of <p0 770/101. <j>0elo|Xv, Ep. for (f>0tcafj,6v, <p05t>jj.v,
<j>0lo--T|va)p, opos, 6,
(<pGivca, a.vr]p)
man-destroying,
i pi.
aor. 2 subj.
destructive, deadly, fatal. <|>0icr0cu, Ep. aor. 2 pass,

4>0i(rts, cws,
of
(pQ'ua, (pOivca.
gen. (p0ftp6s, a louse, Lat. pediculus. II. the small fruit or cone of a kind of pine. 4>06ipido>, f. daca, (<0etp) to be lousy, suffer from
<0EI'P,
6,
morbus pedicularis.
<}>0ipo-TpaYea>, f. 770-0;, or rather to eat fir-cones ;
<j>0eipo) f Capita,
:
(<f)0fip,
cf.
Tpayav)
to eat lice,
<f>0eip.
man-destroying. of persons, consumption, de2. cline, decay, Lat. tabes. generally, a dwindling or wasting away, decay, waning. \l~\ 2. <}>0tTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. opt. of <p6iu: but, <j)0iro [i], Ep. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, indie. <j>0iTos, 17, ov, verb. Adj. of <f>0ica, wasted, decayed,
57, ((f>0ivo}")
<|)0lo-C[ji-ppoTos, ov, (<[>0iv(a, jSpoTos)
fut. <pO(pS)
Ep.
<f>0fpffca: aor. I f<f>0eipa: pf.
dead ;
ol <f>0iToi the
pf.
:
c(p0dpa.Tai
e<p0opa: Pass., pf. <pOapfjiai, 3 pi. aor. 2 f(f>0dpr)v [a] : (<p6i<a) to cor:
I0I',Q,
*0I'Nn
(in
1
rupt, spoil, ruin, waste, destroy, Lat. perdere, pessumdare : Pass, to go to ruin, perish; in Att.,
<p0eipov was a common imprecation, go and be hanged! Lat. abi in malam reml hence, et /XT) (p0pii
'
same
dead. impf. 6(f>0iov, more common in form r Att.]: fut. $0tVo/uat [I]: pf. pass, [t Horn., sense as act.) <0t>icu plqpf. (f>0i/j.r)v [f] :
:
but
pi.
<p0iiJLT]v is
more cpmrnonly Ep.
aor. 2 pass., 3
c(p0iaTo ; subj. <p0ica/J,ai Ep. <pOiofj.ai, 3 sing. <p6iTai (for <pOir)Tai), i pi. (pdiuâOai (for <pQi.<jjp.eQa)
;
unless thou depart; but. ^)0ipfa0at cfs or irpos TI to run headlong into a thing. 2. in Pass., of shipII. of men, wrecked persons, to be cast away.
to kill, slay, destroy : also of Pass, to perish, pine away.
4>0epcrl-Y6VTis,
es,
opt. (pO'i^v, (p0io, (pO'no

fj-evos [r]:
inf.
(f>0i(T0at
part. <p0i-
perish, die
to decline, decay, ol (pOi^fvoi the
wane, pine or waste away,
women,
to seduce
vv
(pOiTO first
dead : of Time, irpiv K(V would the night come to an end;
(pQivovaiv vvKTfs the nights
wane ;
fj.rjvu>v
(pOivovTwv
:
(<p0fipca,
yevos) destroying the
race or family.
pi. aor. 2 subj.
Ep. for <p0&}iev, (p0uffiv, I and 3 of <p0dvaj. 4>0Tj, Ep. for Z<p0T], 3 sing aor. 2 of <f>06.vo}. for (f)0rj, 3 <j>0T|Tj, Ep. sing. aor. 2 subj. of (pOdvca. <j>0TJvcu, aor. 2 inf. of <p0dva).
4>0co|j.ev, <j>0oxriv,
<j>0TJo-iv,
moon's wane, i. e. towards the month's end in Homer's time, the month was divided into two parts, nty lard^vos and ftrjv tpQivcav, as in phrase, TOW fj.lv (J)0ivovros fj.T)vos Tov 8' IffTafAevoio both at the waning of the month, and at its beginning at Athens the month was divided into 3 decads. fjii]v
in the
;
lffTdfj.vos, fji^v fj.awv, p.i)v (pOivcav
in the
two
first
Ep. for
<p0fi,
3 sing aor. 2 subj. of
<f>0dv<a.
<}>0T|O'ojiai, fut.
of
<f>0dvca.
*0ia,
trict in
as, Ep.
and Ion. *0tTj,
Thessaly, the
ctSos,
?),
home
a 775, 17, Phthia, of Achilles, [i]
dis-
of which the days were reckoned forwards, in the last backwards. 2. of plants, to fade, wither, die. II. Causal in fut. (pO'iaca [f], aor. I act.
to make to decline, deftpOldia (like &r]ffca, <t&r)o~a) : cay or pine away, to consume : also of money, etc., to waste,
*0ids,
fern,
of I0fos, a Phthian
[i]
woman.
of
<p6ica.
4>0iTdi, Ep. for
<p0ir)Tai, aor. 2 pass. subj.
squander.
fern. , ov, 6, (<t>0ta) a man of Phthia : i8os (sub. 777), the land of Phthia. , T), (<f)0eyyofMi) like <()06yyos, the voice of
0ujv8, Adv.
<J)0iji6vos, part.
to Phthia.
*0iT]<|>i, Ep. dat. sing, of 3>0irj, at Phthia.
[t]
Ep.
aor. 2 pass,
intr.
of
(pOivca.
[f]
<|>0tvds,
doos,
fj,
(<f>eiv(a)
perishing, wasting,
men
also the cry of animals.
757
<J>00YYs> o, ((pOtyyofMi^) the voice of
cry of animals
:
men
also the
j
generally, a sound. noni. pi. <p6o?s, a kind of cake. ro Oetov <|>0ov6p6s, d, ov, ((pOovos) envious, jealous; irdv tan (pOovfpov the gods are altogether jealous. Adv. (pQovfpas 'iîv to be enviously disposed.
<|>iX-aYpTT)s, ou ((piôs, aypa) a lover of th; chase : fern. <|>iXaYpcTis, tSos, a huntress.
or of a country
life.
^0O'I"2,
i'os, 6,
îX-ttYpvirvos, OI/ (<Âos, aypvirvos) ing or watching, wakeful, [ayp]

j
fond of
c}>0ovo>,
',
f.
rjaoj
aor.
zcpOovqaa,
:
in
late
Poets
:
Pass., aor. I (p$ovri6r)V (ipOovfffa be envious or jealous, to envy, bear a
grudge
(cpOuvos) or
4>iX-dYt>v, cavos, 6, 77, (<pi\os, 1&* used in contests. [&]

<{>i\a8eX<{>va,
j !
dywv)fond of contests:
ill-
17,
brotherly or sisterly love.
will
c. dat. pers.,
(pOovciv
nvi e3
:
irprjffaovri to
envy
<f>lX-dSeX<|>os,
ov, (<pi\os, d8e\(p6s)
From fond of one's
a man in a state of prosperity absol., ^77 tpOovrjays bear no malice, Lat. ne graverts : also c. gen. rei, ov rot fjiuovojv <pOovc(} I bear thee no grudge for the 2. c. ace. rei, to mules. grudge, refuse or withhold through envy or jealousy. 3. c. inf., OVK av <pOovtoifu dyoptvtrai I will not grudge to tell; <p6ovre 'Aairjs. KOI rfjs Evpuirrjs 0aairjffav dvdpa eva rfjs Xfvaai they were jealous that one man should be king both of Asia and Europe. 4. Pass, (pdovovpai, to be envied or begrudged, Lat. invideor (in Horace). Hence or 4>06vT]cris, ecus, 77, an envying, a being jealous
brother or sister, brotherly, sisterly,

\
[a]
<t>iX-d0Xos, ov, (<pi\os, deOXov} fond of the games. <|>iX-a0T|vaios, ov (<pi\os, 'AOrjvaios) fond of the
Athenians.
;
4>iXat, Ep. 2 sing. aor. I med. imperat. of (pt\toj. <}>iX-aaKTOS, ov, ((pi\os, aida>) fond of wailing lamentable.
4>lX-ai8T|pXi>v, ov, gen.
ovos, ((pi\os, alFajs') loving
modesty.
<}>lX-aijJiaTos, ov, (<pi\os, affta) thirsty.
j
fond of blood,
blood-
grudging:
envy.
o, ill-will, envy,
:
<j>iXaCrcpos, a,
good fortune of another also an envying, a grudge, malice, Lat. invidia ; ovSfls (pOovos there is no grudging, i. e. I of a thing
<0O'NO:S,
jealousy, at the
Comp. and
\
ov and <j>tXatTaros, r), ov, irreg. Sup. of (pi\os, dearer, dearest.

ov, (<pi\os,
atria*)
(juX-aiTtos,
fond of bringing
II.
of
rov (pOovov rrpoaKvaov,
<j>tX-aK6Xou0os, ov, ((pi\os, doAou0os) readily following. intreat, <|>iX-dKpttTOS Ion -diepTfTOS, ov, (<pi\os. aKparos) <j>0opd Ion. <{>0opT|, 77, (<pOopd) corruption, decay : fond of sheer wine : given to wine. [&Kp] 2. destruction, ruin: zhoamortality, perdition, death. 4>iXdp.a, Dor. for (piXtjfjia. II. moral corruption, seduction of a woman. <j>lXdp.6vos, poet. aor. 1 med. part, of (piXtca, in pass, sense. depravity, wickedness.
men
envy for or because (pOovos jealousy at the great prosperity ascribed to the gods, whence the phrase was
willing:
c.
am
gen.
rei,
charges, fault-finding, censorious. blame.
liable to
i.
e.
disarm, their envy,
>
destruction, ruin, perdition <j>06pos, hence, OVK 4s (pOopov [sc. dVet] ; as a curse, like Lat. abi in malam rem, wilt thou not go to ruin ? i.e. go II. like oXfOpos, a pestilent fellow. hang. in Ep. poetry a termin. of the dat. and -<}>i, -<|>iv,
:
6, = (pOopd,
4>tX-djjLirXos, ov, (c/)/Aos, a^jreAos) friend of the vine. 4>lXav8pta,77, love for a husband: loveformen. From
cj>iX-av8pos, ov, ((pi\os, dvf]p) loving one's husband,
conjugal.
of
in sing, and plur. genit., both bial termin., mostly of place.
hence as an adverj
loving men. [t] dvOos) fond offiowers. 4>tX-av0pdKvis, ecus, o, (<pi\os, dvOpaKevs) friend of
II.
4>tX-av0T|S,
colliers.
e's,
((pi\os,
a fiat shallow cup or bowl, esp. a [a], drinking-boivl or bowl for libations, Lat. patera : from its broad flat also a funereal vase or urn:
77,
4*IA'AH
mankind:
or kindly.
îXavOpcoirevco, ((piXdvOpanros) to be a friend to in Med. <pi\av6pcoTrfvofj.ai, to act humanely
shape, "Apfos (pidXrj the bowl of Mars, was a comic
metaph.
for
dams a
shield.
4>idXXco, f. (pia\u, to take in hand, undertake, set about a thing. (Deriv. uncertain.) 4>i5pos. d, uv Ion. 4>up6s, 77, uv (Tifap) sleek, plump. with or without la\d<j>ipd\6Oi Att. 4>i{3a\ea>, at, 8es, a kind of early figs, so called from 4>i/3aAts, a district of Attica or Megaris.
<|>iSiTiov, see (peioinov.
<|>tXav0pa>ma, 77, ((piXdvOparrros) love for mankind, humanity, benevolence, kindliness, clemency : in plur. acts of humanity or kindness. <J>iX-dv0pa>iros, ov, ((pi\os, avQportros) loving mani
kind,
<J>iXav0pu)ira>s,
humane, benevolent, kind. Hence Adv. humanely, kindly: Sup. -oTara,
most humanely.
|
<j)tX-dva)p [a], opos, o, 77, Dor. for <pi\r)vojp, (<pl\os, dvrjp} loving one's husband, affectionate.
<j>iX-d|3ouXos, ov, ((pi\os, d')3ouAos) wilfully' thoughtless,
4>lX-aoi86s, ov, (<pi\os, doidus)fond of singing or

singers.
wayward.
I
4>lX-a.Ya9os, ov, ((pi\os, dyaOus} loving goodness. <|>tX-dYAaos, ov, ((pi\os, dy\aos) loving splendour.
4>iXaoiSij, Dor. gen. of <pi\aoious.

<j)iX-airx0'np.o(rvvif],
r],
4>tX-aYpavXos, ov, country life. [&yp]
((pi\os,
dypav\os) fond of a
i
readiness at picking quarrels From tempts.
fondnessfor making enemies, in pi. quarrelsome at' :
758
fjiai)fond
os an^xnvoov S en< OV05 of making enemies, quarrelsome, wrangling.

'
>
>
<
<J>iX-e4>t]{3as, ov, (<pl\os, e<?;/3os)
4>tX-xOif|S,
fs,
gen.
:
eos,
(<iAos,
fond of youths. e'xôs) fond

'.
of
Adv.
fjiovcas.
77,
making
6v, (<pi\os, arr\6os') fond
enemies, quarrelsome.
f.
<j>tX-S7rXouc6s,
of sim-
<JH\tco,
77(70;
i
plicity or frankness.
<{>t\-Sir68T]H,os, ov, (</>t'Aos, aitoorjôs)
Med
fond of going
of money, covetousness. From fond of money,
a friend
Ep. aor.
aor. I k(piXrjoa. pf. 6(f>l\apr]v in 3 sing. kfyiXaro,
abroad or travelling.
<j>tXapyupia,
77,
love
(</Aos, apyvpos) covetous, avaricious.

,
tjrtX-i.p'ytipos, ov,
imperat. </>tAcu ; 3 plur. subj. <pi\ajvrai. part. also fut. fifvos in pass, sense, beloved ; /tot in pass, sense : Pass., paullo -p. fut. : to love aor. I e(]>iXT)6r)v pf. ir(piXr)jMLi. : (<f)iXos) :
Pass, to be beloved
by one
From
the general sense
ov, 6, ($1X0$, 'A.piartiorjs)
of Arts tides.
4>iX-dp|j.aTOs, ov, (<pi\os, the chariot-race.
ap pa) fond of chariots or
of loving came various special meanings, as, to treat affectionately or kindly, to welcome, to befriend; trap 2. thou shalt be welcome with us. a,fifj,t (f>i\rjaai
to
4>tXapxia,
T),
love of rule, lust of power.
From
to kiss
shew signs of love, on the mouth

:
esp. to kiss; (piXtiv TCU ffrtifUiTi Med. to kiss one another. 3.

II. c. inf.,
<j>iX-apxos, ov, ((})i\o$,
apxtyfond of rule, ambitious.
4>t\ao-, -<5t<ras, Dor. for fcpi 4>lXdcri, Dor. for (pi\rj<T(i, 3 sing. fut. of <piXio).
,
<j>tX-a<rrpdYaXos, ov, (<pi\os, affrpayaXos)
fond
playing at
dice.
[rp5]
wont, use to do: impers.. <pi\ti yiyveoOai it is wont to happen, usually, happens: absol., ola 8r) <(A6? as is wont, Lat. ut solet. [r, of except in Ep. aor. e(f>iXanr)V.~\ fern, of <j>iXos, a mistress, <j>iX-rj, 77, [i]
<j>iX-r]8a>, to
to like, he fond, of, practise. amo, to be fond of doing, be
like Lat.
4>iX-a<rcoTOS, ov, ((pt\o$, aff&Tos)fond of profligacy. <|>(\STO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. I med. of (piXeca. [tj
love pleasure, find delight in a thing,
c.
dat.
From
loving pleasure.
<j>iV-avXos, ov, (<ptXos,

<j>lX-avros, ov, ($iAos,
avXos)fond of the flute. [F] avrov)fond of oneself, self[r]
4>iX-T]8T|s, fs, (<piXos, T^Sos)
Hence
delight.
4>tXi]Sia,
T),
((pi \ijO(a )fondness for pleasure,
loving, selfish.
Adv.
TCUS.
4>u\(TK6, 3
sing. Ion. impf.
of
<pt\t<a.
i.
worn
<j>lX-0eipos, ov, ((pi\os, eOfipa) loving the hair, in the hair.

<f>iX-eXXi]V, ijvos, 6,
7),
e.
2. <j>tA.-Tl8ovos, or, (<piXos, r,5ovr)) fond ofpleasure. causing pleasure. 4>iAT)Koi'a, T), fondness for listening, attentiveness.
From
the
<(>iX-if|KOOS, ov, (<pt\os,
(</>t'Aos,
"EAAr/i/)
fond of
aitotyfond of listening : fond
Hellenes or Greeks.
of hearing discussions.
4>lX-ir]XaKaTos, ov, (<{>iXos, ^XaKarrf}
spindle,
<J>tX-ewtxS, ov, (<}>i\os, tvwxos) loving night. <j>lXcour(U, Dor. pres. part. fern. pi. of </>tAccy. but also pres. 4>lX4ovTt, Dor. 3 pi. pres. of <pi\(OJ
:
fond of
the
[a]
part. dat. sing.
4>tX-T]Xtao"TT|S, ov, o, (<f)i\osi, r)XiaGT-fis) one who delights in trials, esp. as a juryman in the court Heliaea.
4>i.Vrj|jui,
<jtX-eopTOs, ov,
holidays.
(c/>tXo$,
kopTrj)
fond
of feasts or
OTOS, TO, (<piXfca) a
kiss,
[i]
4>tXTj|JidTiov, TO,
Dim. of
<pi\rjfâ,
little kiss.
<J>tX-iriTr[AT]T^|S, ov, 6, (<(>i\os,
lmTt/ia<u)
fond of
fault-binding
<j>tXepYia,
a censorious person.
dear to lovers.
love of labour, industry.
of (piXeca. 4>t\Tjp,vau, Ep. <j>iXT)|xu, Aeol. for ^tAe'cu. [i]

pres. inf.
<j>iXT)(Ji,oo-vvifj, 77,
<J)iX-6pao-rfjs, ov, 6, ((pi\os, kpaorr^s}

fj,
((pi\foj) friendliness.
From
<}>lX-pY6s, ov, (<pi\os, willingly, industrious.

<$>\X-tpiQos,ov, (<pi\os,
<J>CX-pcos,- euros, full of love, [r]
o,
fj,
tpyov') loving work, working
obeying the rein, tractable. <j>i\-T|pT(xos, ov, ((piXos, tpfTfj.6s) loving the oar, fond of the sea.
<|>iX-T|vtos, ov, (^tAos, 771/10)
<j>iXTj<ra,
epiOos^fond of wool-spinning. to love, (<j)i\o$, epcus} prone
Ep. for
<j>tXirjo-|Ji6v,
Ep.
ctpiXrjffa, aor. I of <tAe'<u. fut. inf. of <piXf(a.
[t]
4>iXf)<ri-|xoX'Tros, ov, (<piXos,
<}>iX-O"iTpos, ov, (^>tAos, ffirfpa)fond of evening. <j>iXTaipia, ^, love of comrades, friendship. From
(f>i Ao/xoAiros. <j)lXT]Tov, verb. Adj. of <piXt(a, one must love. a lover. 4>tXif|Ta)p, opos, 6, <piXrjTr]s,
= p-oXirrj)
4>l\-6T<upos, ov, (^>t'A.os, Irafpos) fond of one's comrades or friends, true to them. Adv. -pews.
4>t\-evios, ov, (<pi\os, fvoi) loving the cry of tvoT, epith. of Bacchus. J>tX-vi-X6txos, ov,(<pt\6s. u,Aei'x<w) fond of dainties.
<j>iX-evvos, ov, (</>t\os,
cfriXia Ion. <j)L\L7],
77,
(<pi\fca} love, affection,

T)
friend-
ship, Lat. amicitia for me, for thee.

<|>tXtK6s,
77,
tyiXia
/zr),
77
0-77,
friendship
^77) fond of the bed, esp. the
marriage-bed.
[JT]
<|>iXvvTa, c^tXeOvri, (jx.XcOo'a, Dor. for (fnXovvra, tpiXovvrt, <pt\ovffa, forms of the pres. part, of (ptXfca.
of or for a friend, friendly, tpiXwa proofs or marks of friendship. Adv. -K&S, in a "kind, friendly way : Comp. (piXiKwrtpov Sup. wTaTQ. 4>uXios, a, ov, also os, ov, (</>/Aos) of or from a
6v, ((f)i\os)
affectionate;
4*X-VTaKTOs,
ov, (<f>i\os, fvTOfCTos)
fond of order.
friend, friendly, kindly : opp. to iro\ffjLios, friendly, in alliance with one : a friendly r) ^>iAz (sc. x&P -)
2. Zets </;tAtos, Jove country, opp. to r/ iroXf/jia. II. beloved, dear. Adv. as god of friendship. in a friendly way. [$tQ <pi\iojs, ^tXi/rrrmos, a, ov, of Philip. îXtirirTjo'tos, ov, ($i\tirirot) of or from Philippi:
<})tX6-0T]pos, ov, (<pi\os, Or/pa)
fond of hunting.
4)lXo-8ovKv5i8irjs, ov, o, (<pi\.os, &ovKv8iSr]s) fond of
Tbucydides.
<})iXo-0pT]VT|s,
s, (</>iAos,
Qprjvos)
fond of wailing
or
lamentation.
<|>tXo-0tJTT)s, ov, 6, ((j)i\os, Ovoj}
as Subst. a Philippian. îXi/rrirto>, f. tacy Att.
one fond of sacri-
tcu,
(ftXt7T7ros) /o
we
o
-
fici?ig,
a zealous worshipper. [C}
Philip's side or party, to Philippize. in Thrace. iXiiriroi, at, a /o/

^CX-iirrros, ov, (<pi\os,
<j>tX6-0CTOs, ov, (<pi\os,

<f>i\<j$vTa
Ovw) fond of sacrificing;

with zeal.
oiitoSofita})
cpyia
sacrifices offered
tWos) fond of horses
Sup.
<j>iX-oiKo8o|i,os,
ov,
(<pi\os,
fond of
II. as masc. pr. n., Philip. [<i] 0(At7T7roTaTos. = <pfiSinov. <|>tXiTiov, TO, (</>iAos) of <tAos, dearer. <j>lXtcov, or, gen. ovos, poet. Comp. 4>iXuos, Adv. of <pi\ios, in a friendly manner.
building.
prone
<J)lX-otKTCpjJiajv, ov, gen. ovos, ((pi\os, to pity, compassionate. Adv. -fiofcy
<(>iX-oiK:Tt(rTos, ov, ((pt\os, oiKTi^ca)=<pi\
4>iX6-(3aicxos,
oi>, (<j>i\os,
EO.KXOS) leaving Bacchus
<j>CX-oiKTOs, ov, ((pi\os, olitTos}fond of compassion-
or wine.
<J>lXo-Yu0r|s, f, Dor. for <pi\oyr)0rjs. <})i\6-Yatos, OP, (<^t'Aos, -yc-fa) loving the earth.
ating, fond of lamentation: piteous, [t] From <j)iXoivia, 77, love, fondness of wine.
<j>i\-oivos, ov, ((fii\os,
<j>iX-oi<J>t]s, ov, o, (<pl\os, oi<paca)
4)1X6-^5^05, oi/, ((pi\os, 7<i/ios) longingfor marriage. ^>iXo-Yao-ropi8as, ov, 6, ($t'Aos, âar-fip} fond of
one's belly.
<j>iXoKaXea>,
f. 770*0;,
to be
olvos)fond of wine. a lewdfelloiu. a lover of the beautiful, to
indulge a
of the ludi-
<J>lXo-YXoios, o/, (<pi\os, ff \oios) fond crous, loving a joke.

<J>tX6-YXoJS, euros, &,
loving.
<J>iXoY6<>pY^ a
^>
fj,
From taste for refinement. <j>tX6-Ka\os, ov, ((pi\os, KaAos) loving the beautiful,
and goodness
II.
: fond of refinement and a\sofond of honour, seeking honour.
loving beauty
elegance.
(<pl\os,
y&ws') laughter-
(JuXo-Kap.'ir'fjS,
es,
gen. fos, (<pi\os,
/fa/^Trij)
easily
fondness for farming or for a
bent, pliant, lithe.
country
life.
From
life.
e's,
4>iXo-Kap7ro4>6pos, ov, (<pi\os, KapTro(popoi) bearing
<J>tXo-Yed>pYos, ov, (<pi\os,
ffupyus^fond offarming fruit abundantly.

4>l\oKpBe.a,
gen. ôs,
(<j>i\os, 77777,
f.
or of a country
<}>lXo-YT)0T|S
Dor. -Y50T[S,
<{>i\OKp8eco,
<j>tXo-K6p8T|S,
170-0;,
((piXoKfpfirjs) love of gain. (o be greedy of gain.
From
Oos) loving mirth, mirthful, cheerful.

<j>lX6-8a4>vos, ov, ((f)i\os, 8d<pVT)) loving the laurel.
s,
gen. cos, (<pi\os,
ep5os) loving
<j>lX6-8v8pos, ov, (cf)i\os, oevSpov} fond of trees. 4>tXo-80"TTOTOS, OV, (<f)l\OS, SfCTTTOTT^s) loving 0fi's lord or master : of slaves, attached, submissive.
4>tX6-8ir]p.os, ov, (<pi\os, 8^/ios)
gain, greedy of gain. 4>iXo-Kpro}xos, ov, (<pt\os, Kepro[j.os) ing or mocking.
fond of jeer-
befriending the com-
<|>tXo-KT]8p-wv, ovos, 6, 77, ((pi\os, Kr)8ffiojp}fond of one's relatives or connections.
mons or people,
<J>lAo8ucu>,
the
commons' friend.
to befond of law, litigious.
<J>lXo-Kiv8vvos, ov, ((/>tAos, /eivSvvos} fond of danger,
f. "fjoca,
From
liti-
venturous, enterprising, bold. Adv. -vcas, venturously,

in
4>tX6-8iKos, ov, (</uAos, oitcT))fond of lawsuits:

gious.
<|>lX-o8Tr)S, ov, 6,
vellers,
[f]
(</>t'Aos,
an enterprising way.
<j>tXo-Kio'O'o<$>6pos, ov, (<pi\os, tciffffo<p6pos}
fond of
(0tAo,
obirrjs)
a friend of
tra-
wearing
ivy.
Sofo) loving honour or glory. <j>tX6-8oviros, (^>tAos, SOUJTOS) loving noise. ^>tX-68vpTOS, ov, ((f>i\os, uSvpofjiai^fond of lamenting, indulging sorrow, melancholy.
<}>lA6-8oos, ov,
4>tX6-KVi<ros, ov, (</u'Aos, KviôS) fond of pinching. what is <j>tX6-KOivos, ov, (<pi\os, KOIVOS) fond of
common.
4>tX6-Kp-r]Hvos,
ov,
(<pi\os,
tcprjpvos)
loving steep
rocks, crag-loving.
4>tX6-8wpos, ov,
tiful.
(<})i\os,
owpov^fond ofgiving, boun-
<|)tXo-Kptva),
f.
770*0;,
(<pi\os,
Kpivca) to pick
ami
Adv. -paw.
choose as friends.
4>t\o-epYos, 6v, (<pi\os, tp*fov)fond of work, industrious.
<J>tXo-(|>vpos, ov,
(<f>tAos,
Ztyvpos)
carj)
loving the westone's

life,
a raffle <{>iXo-Kp6TfiXos, ov, (<pi\os, ftpuraXov) loving or din. <{>lX6-KpeTOS, ov, ($i\os, Kpuros) loving noise or din.
wind.
<J>l\6-wos, towardly.
ov,
(<pt\os,
fond of
= <pl\OKTf}^n'. 4>lXo-KTfivOS, OV, ((pl\OS, KTfaVOV) loving possessions, greedy of gain, covetous : Sup. <f>i<J>tXo-KTT||A<iJV, ov,
II. (<pi\os, aiov)fond of animals. Qf 6.0 pan] fond of seeing, <J>iXo-0ea[io)v [S], ov, (^>iAos,
\oKTfavwraTos, most covetous, most grasping.

gen. ovos, (<pi\os, KTT)p.a)
(<pi\os,
<l>t\o-
fond of spectacles
or shows.
KTfavos.
4>lX6-0as,oi', (</>/Aos, 04os} loving God, pious, devout. love of the chase. From <}>tXo6i]pla, ^, love of hunting t
4>tX6-KCpos, ov,
icvpos)
fond of
dice or
gambling.
fcw//-\
<N
O(J
((pi\os,
(pL\OKVOr)S
Kvbos)
4>iXo-K\)3^s, e's, gen. e'os, splendour, joyous, brilliant.

<}>tXo-Ki)VT)-y6Tir]S, ov, 6,
loving
ov, (<pi\os, v(.iKos}fond
of
strife,
con-
tentious, pertinacious, obstinate.
((piXos, KvvrjyfTijs')
a lover
<J>lXoviKo,
f.
770*0;,
(fpiXovucos) to strive for victory.
of bunting or the chase.

<j>iX6-Kd>p,os, ov,
(</>tAos,
Hence
K&ftos}
fond of feasting
fond of
the
4>iXoviKTjTOV, verb. Adj. one must strive for victory.

<j>lXo-viKOs, ov, (<pi\os, VIKIJ) striving for victory. <|>lXo-vv(juj>ios, ov, ((piXos, vvfJLtyios) loving the bridegroom or bride.
and dancing, fond of revelry.

4>tXo-XdKwv,
cavos,
[&~\
6,
(<(>i\os,
Aa/fcw)
Lacedaemonians.
4>iXo-Xt|uos, ov, poet, for <piXoXfios,
(<Aos,
Xrjirj,
Aeta) loving booty.

<J)tX6-Xixvos, ov, (0tAos, Xixvos} loving dainties. and cjjlXoXo-yta, 77, lov e of discussion, love of learning
literature
:
4>tX6-civos, ov, poet, for (piXogevos. <j>tX6-cvos poet. -j-eivos, ov, (<piXos,
strangers, hospitable.
fVos) loving
the study ov,
<J>tX6-XoYOS,
wordy. ing and

Ao-yos, o,
of language and history. From Ae-ya;) fond of words, II. fond of dissertation ; fond of learn(tyiXos,
:
Adv. -vcus, hospitably. <j>tX6-otvos, ov, poet, for (j>i\oivos. îXo-irat-yH-wv, ov, gen. ovos, (<pi\os, ira?ypa)fond
77,
of play or sport, playful, sportive.

TrcuSos, 6, 4>iX6-ir<HS, children, loving boys.
(<iAos, TraFs) loving one's
literature, Lat. studiosus
as Subst., <piX6history,
a student of language and
a learned
re-
man.
<{>iXo-XoiSopos, ov, (<pi\os, AoiSopos)
viling, abusive.
4>l\o|a.d0eia,
<J>tXo-fjia0T|S,
77,
try.
<j>tXo-iraTpia, (^>tA.os, irarpis) love of one's coun2. (<f>i\os, iraTrjp) love of one's father.
17,
fond of
îXo-irorpis, loos, loving one's country.

'father,
ace. -rrdrpiv, (<pi\os, tiarpis)

ofie's
love of knowledge.
[fj.a]
From
fond of
cj>tXo-irdT<op, opos, 6,
-f],
((pi\os, irarrfp)
loving
es,
gen. eos, ((piXos, p.aOetv~)
Adv. -6ais. learning, loving knowledge. <{>lX6-p.avTis, eojs, o, (<tAos, pavris) loving soothsayers or soothsaying.
<j>lX6-}Jia<TTOS, ov, (<pt\os, ftaffTos)
braided. , ov, ((f)i\os, TrXeKca) constantly 'Xous, ovv, ((piXos, rrXuos) <J>tX6-irXoos, ov contr.
I
fond of sailing.
^tX-oirXos, ov, ((piXos, onXov) loving arms or war. From <}>iXoirXoima, rj, love of riches. <j>iX6-irXouTOs,oi', ((piXos, TT\OVTOS) loving or seeking riches ; <pt\6ir\ovTos ap.i\Xa the race for wealth.
<J)tXo-iToCp,vio5, ov, ((piXos, iroifJiVT])
4>iXo}j.axci>,
f.
loving the breast. to be fond offighting, eager to

lovingfighting,
ov, ((pi\os, o
fight.
like.
From
war
<|>iX6-[Jiaxos, ov, (<pi\os,
loving the flock.

TTU->
4>t\-6|x{3pios
and
rain-loving.
4)tXop.TjXa Ion. -X-rj, T), because, ace. to the legend, Philomela
into this bird. the nightingale, so called,
4>iXo-ir6Xe|AOs poet. <})iXoTrT6X|jLOS, ov, (<pi\os, \/j.os)fond of war, warlike. Adv. -p,cus.
: : :
was changed
Hence
(îXo-iroXis, eo;s and tSos, Ion. tos, 6, 77 loving one's poet, also <J>iX6iTToXis ((piXos, troXis) city, state or country: as Subst., (ptXoiroXis, 6, a patriot f
ace. -iv
:
to the nightingale. 4>iXop,-f|Xios, a, ov, of, belonging one's îXo-p/rjTcop, opos, 6, 77, (<pi\os, /w^TTip) loving
mother.
for (pt\o^.fi5r]S, (^tAos, pei4>iXojA-}it8Y|S, es, poet, Sao;) laughter-loving, epith. of Venus , /ioATT?}) loving the dance
at dperrj or TO <piXo-noXi patriotism: Athens, (piXurrarpts was used of one who loved Greece in general, <ptXoiro\is of one who was devoted to his
<pi\6iro\is
own
j
state.
f.
<J>iXoiroveu>,
770*0;,
(0iAo7Jwos)
to
love
labour,
work hard,
and
song.
f. 770*0;,
4>iXofjtov(rew,
<j)iXojxovcrta,
(<pi\6fJLovffos} to love the
77,
((piXop.ovaeaf) love
4>tX6-(xoucros, ov, (<pi\os, loving music and the arts : refined, learned.
<}>iX6-|Jui0os, ov, ((ptAos, fAvOos*)
<j>iX6-p.ajp.os, ov, (<pi\os, âi/zos)
Muses. of the Muses. Mouo-a) loving the Muses,
be diligent; TO <piXoTroveiv, (pi\OTrovia, love of labour, industry. From love of bad men. <|>iXoTrovT)pia, 77,
îXo-irovrjpos, ov,
((pi\os,
Trovrjpos)
fond of bad
in-
men.
4>iXoTrovia,
dustry.
77,
((piXoiTOvtca) love
of labour, patient
fond offables.
given to findfault,
censorious.
4>t\6-p.coo-os,
Dor. for
f. 770-0;,
</>tAo/ioi;o*os.
({nXo-irovos, ov, (<piXos, TTOI/OS) loving labour, diliII. of things, toilsome, laborious. gent, industrious. Adv. vojs, laboriously : Comp. -vutTCpov ; Sup. -vw->
TO.TO..
4>tXo-vatJTT]s, ov, 6, ((pi\os,

<j>tXov6iKeo), pute, to act in
vavTqs) loving sailors.

;
(<PI\GVCIKOS) to be fond of disa contentious spirit, contend eagerly or

dat. to strive or
to choose the
4>iXoirocrCa, 77, love of drinking, drimkenness, Lat. vinolenlia. From
obstinately
c.
one ; TO. \*ipM (f>i\ovfiKew out of obstinacy. Hence

<J>lXovi.Kia,
T),
contend eagerly with worse part
îXo-iroTTjs, ov, 6, (<pi\os, IIO- Root of some tenseS of mvca) a lover of drinking, a toper, Lat. vinolentus.
^>l\OTTpay\Loa-\tvt\,^, a restless,
officious interference,
meddling disposition,
love of strive, contentiousness, rivalry,

{
meddlesomeness.
From
party-spirit, pertinacity, obstinacy.
(j>tXo-irpaYjiwv, ov, gen. ovos, ((pi\os,
761
meddlesome, officious: as Subst., <pi\oirpaof Adv. -fiuvcas. 'Yfjicav, 6, a busybody, meddling fellow. tyXoirpoa^yopla, *!> easiness of address, affability,
business,
wise, to seek after knowledge, study bard, Lat. pbiloII. c. ace. rei, to discuss or sophari. examine,*
courtesy.
From
subject by method, to inquire into, treat scientifically, Lat. meditari ; (pi\offo(piav <pi\offo<pttv to seek out a
2. generally, to study,
<{>l\o-irpoerf|Yopos, ov, (<pt'Aos, irpoarftopos) easy
of philosophic system.
at a thing.
work
address, affable.
cjuXo-irpcoTevo),
f. ffoj,
Hence
r),
(<pi\os, irpoarcvca) to strive to
<j>iXoo-o<|>T]TOv, verb. Adj.

<j>tXocro<j>Ca,
be first or in the front rank.
(<pi\offo<ptoj) love
one must pursue wisdom. of knowledge and
2. the wisdom, fondness for studious pursuits. 4>iXo-irr6\|ios, ov, poet, for <pi\oiro\f[jios. <lX6-TrroAis, o, fj, poet, for <pi\6rro\is. systematic treatment of a. subject, scientific investigation, Lat. meditatio. 3. philosophy, Lat. philosophic <|>lX6-irvpos, ov, (<pi\os, irvpos) loving wheat. <j>tA.-oTTa>pi<TTT|s, ov, o, (<pi\o$, oirwpa) a lover of or sapientia.
autumn fruits.
(jrtX-opyios, ov, (<pi\o$, opyia)
fond of orgies.
<j>i\-6p0ios, ov, (<pi\os, opQios) loving -what is right. <j>fX-opp,C(rrcipa, 77, (<pi\os, 6pfju<a) she who loves
the harbour.
4>iX-opvi0ta,
sheltering,
fj,
fondness of birds.
rj,
From
fond of
birds
:
loving wisdom or used by Pythagoras, who called himself <pi\6ao(pos, a lover of wisdom, not aocpos a sage : hence learned, literary, scientific, as opp. to the vulgar 2. as Subst., (pi\6ao(pos, 6, one who (of TroAAot) professes an art or science ; later, a philosopher, one
<|>l\6-<ro<|>os, ov, (</>/Aos, ao(pid)
first
knowledge,
<j>iAopvis, i0os, 6,
harbouring
(<pi\os, birds.
((pi\os,
opvis)
who
discusses subjects scientifically.
II.
philo-
sophic, loving knowledge.
Hence
)
4>tXop-pu>g, 0)70$, o,
77,
/5w) loving or bearing
4>iXoo-6cf><dS,
grapes.
Adv. philosophically. <j>iXo-<nrfjXvY, 1*7705, 6, 17, (<pi\os, ffirf)\wy

in grottoes.
fond
4>iX-6pTv, vyos,
u,
17,
((f>t\os,
oprv)fond of quails.
,
of dwelling
*H'AO2,
77,
ov
vocat. <pi\c
:
sometimes even with
neut. nouns, as </Ae rtnvov loved, beloved, dear, Lat. amicus, carus. 2. as Subst., <f>i\os, 6, (pi\rj, 77,
<j>tX6-<nrov8os, ov, ((f>i\os, ffTrov^rf) loving drinkofferings or libations, employed in libations.
Lat. amicus, arnica, a friend ; 6 Aios (pi\os the friend of Jove in addressing others, w <pi\os, u> <pi\f, Si friend, O friends : of <pi\oi friends, kins(pi\oi, men, one's kith and kin ; KOLVO, TO, rwv (pi\cav friends
:
<|>i\6-cnrov8os, zealous.
ov,
((pi\os,
airovSrj)
loving zeal,
4>iXo-(TTc<j)avos, ov,(<pi\os,ffTe<pavos) loving crowns,
wreathed, garlanded.
<J>iX6-o-TOVos, ov,
(<pi\os,
(TToVos) loving sighs or
have
all
in
common.
3.
of things, dear, pleasing ;
(pi\ov fari pot
it is dear to me, pleases me, Lat. cordi est. 4. Homer and other Poets use <pi\vs for the possessive Pronoun, my, thy, his, esp. of the heart,
groaning, fond of lamentation. Adv. vws. (JuXooropYui, 17, tender love, warm affection.
<j>iX6-o"ropYos,
oj/,
From
((pi\os, ffropyrj)
loving tenderly,
affectionate, esp. of natural affection.

4>iXo-<TTpaTuci)Ti]s, ov, 6, soldier's friend.
limbs, etc., as, <f>i\ov
"fjTOp, <pi\.a
;
yvia, ynvvara, (pi\os

is
Adv. -70)5. (<tAos, ffTpaTi&TTjs) the
Ovpus, d\oxos, implied in

it,
Ttttva. etc.
as,
even when no affection

:
p^rpl (pi\r) *A\Oair} \(ao^vos KTjp also to enraged in heart wi,h his mother Althaea denote possession or custom, <pi\a f'iâra their own
<|>iXo-o-wp.aTOS, ov, ((pi\os, aw/ia) loving, indulging the body; sensual.
garments
<pi\os iruvos their
wonted labour.
II.
<j>lAoTa<ru>s [a], a, ov, Dor. for <pi\orr)ffios. <j>lX6-TKVos, ov, ((pi\os, TfKvov} loving one's children
in Poets also, with an act. sense, like <pi\ios, loving, friendly, fond : kindly, kind; <pi\a <ppoviiv to feel kindly ; <pi\a iroifiaOai nva to do one a kindness. I. <pi\o$ has several forms of Comparison i. Comp. Comp. tfuXicav, ov: Sup. <pi\iffros. rj, ov,
:
or offspring.
4>tAoTxvco,
nious
:
f.
77acu, to
love art, practise
an
art.
From
of things, curioiis.
fj,
<J>tX6TT]S, T^TOS,
(<f>i\os) friendship, love, affection
<pi\Tfpos
-
Sup. <f>i\To.Tos.
3.
Comp.
<pi\a'iTfpos,
also offriendship between nations.

<J>iXoTT|CTi,os, a, ov, also os, ov, (<pi\6rr)s)
of friendQiXoTrjata II. cultural. II. 77 (piXorrjaia. KI/\I, or epya works of love. absol. 77 (piXorrjaia (sub. KV\I}, the cup sacred to 4>t\6-<nor]irTpos, ov, ((pi\os, a/crJTTTpov) sceptered. (jjtXo-o-KTiirwv, cavos, 6, fi, (tyiXos, afcrjiruv) loving or friendship, the loving-cup <pi\OTT]criav AajSefi/ to have one's health drunk ; tpi\oTrjaiav upOTrivfiv to drink a carrying a staff".
Sup. </?<AatTaTOS.
<J>i\6-o iTOS, ov, ((pi\os. atros)
fond of corn, agrigenerally, fond offood or eating.
ship or love, tending to or
promoting
it ;
4>iXo-o-Koir\os,
ov,
(cpi\os,
ffo7rcXos)
loving or
health.
<(uXoTLfj,'o}AtXo-o-Ku)(i(X(ov,oi/,gen. ovos,((f)i\os,
fut.
med.
:
rjffOfjLai
aor. I
med.
c<f>t\o-
aKwppa) loving
:
Tii*ri(Tanr)v,
fj.at
:
and
a jest.
<|>iXo(ro4>c<i),
f.
Dep.
;
pass. ((pi\OTipr)9r)v : pf. vf<pi\OTi^rjto love honour or distinc(</>tAoT</tos)
170-0;
pf.
irpi\oa6<pr)Ka
(<J>i\6o~o-
tion
to be ambitious or
emulous.
2. to
place one
it,
s
;
^>os)
to be
a lover of knowledge, seek
to
become
fame
or glory in a thing, pride oneself on
c. dat.
763
to be eager for a thing, ov, (tyiXos, tyuycs) fond of blaming, pursue it eagerly, hence to contribute liberally towards censorous. to vie eagerly an object 4>iXov|/i)X, (îXoi/'Vôs) to be fond of one's life, to (piXoTipeiffOai irpos nva Hence with another, rival him. 3. c. inf. to strive emu- be cowardly, dastardly or fainthearted. ot <J>iXo\|/vxta Ion. -it], 17, excessive love of life, cowardlously, endeavour earnestly, aspire to do a thing irdvv av (piXoTi^rjOetfv (piXq> aoi xpijaOai who would ice, faintheartedness. <J>fA6-v|/uxS, ov, (<tAos, ^v\-q} loving one's life too prize it above measure to have you for a friend. love of well ; hence cowardly, dastardly, fainthearted. Adv. <{>iXoTi|Jua Ion. -Ct), 77, ((piXoTifj.eo}un) honour or distinction, ambition ; emulation, rivalry : x 5 hence the placing one's pride or distinction in a thing (^CXraTOS, rj, ov, irreg. Sup. of (piXos, dearest, most 2. ostenta- loved, best beloved, in bad sense, pertinacity, obstinacy. II. a coveted tiousness : in good sense, liberality. 4>i\Tpos, a, ov, irreg. Comp. of </>iA.os, dearer, more
tpiXoTin(t<r6ai TL or irpos
object,
honour, distinction.
or better loved.
4>iX6-Tip,os, ov, (cptXos, Titxfj) loving honour, tious: zealous, emulous. Adv. ficas, emulously.
pass,
ambiII.
<}>t\Tpov, TO, (<pi\eoj)

'
love, Shakespere's
a love-charm, spell to produce medicine to make me love him :

'
much-honoured.
\
A.OT77S,
4>iXoTTaptov, TO, poet, for (piXoTapiov, Dim. of (pia little pet, darling. <J>lX6-4>0oYYs, ov, (<pi\os, (007717) noise-loving. 4>iX6-4>iXos, ov, loving one's friends.
4>t\o-4)6p|j.iY^, 47705, 6,
T),
so also, Apollo's oracles generally, a charm, spell : are called <pi\Tpa ToX^rjs spells to produce boldness :
cf.
(papfMKov.
violence.
II. in plur.
<J>tX-v|3pio-TT|s, ov, o, (</>tAos, vfipiarrjs)
charms, loveliness. one given
to
wanton
(<pi\os, (pop/jny^)
loving
l<^>t-
the lyre,
accompanying it. f. med. 4>iXo-cj)pov6op,ai pass. \o(ppovr)ffdfjir)v, and

:
4>iX-v8pT)Xos, ov, moisture.
(<piXos,
vSprjXos^)
abounding
in
rjffofjiai
aor. I
med.
:
<|>t\-vji,vos, ov, (0tA.os, vfivos)
(cpi\6to treat or deal with affectionately, to shew <pparv) : kindness to : metaph. to foster, indulge, gratify : in
(pi\0(f>povr]Or)V
<j>CX-virvos, ov, (<piXos, virvos)
Ion.
<j>iXvpir], f],
loving song. loving sleep. the lime or linden

its
tree,
Lat.
tilia.
II.
the bass underneath

[i5]
bark, Lat.
aor. I pass. (piXotppovrjOfjvai, to shew kindness to one another, to greet or embrace one another, cpiXotypoj
philyra, used to tie up flowers, etc.

<j>tXijpivos,
vr/craffdai
d\\rjXovs.
II. absol. to
be of a kindly,
cheerful disposition.
<J>iXo<J>pov<rTepos, a, ov, Comp. of <piXo(ppuv. 4>lXo<j>poo"uvq, 77, (<pi \6(ppcav) friendly treatment or behaviour, friendliness, kindliness : friendly greeting, welcome. II. cheerfulness, gaiety.
4>tXo<|)p6crvvos, 77, ov, <piXo<pp(ov. <j>iX6-<pa>v, ovos, 6, r), (cpiXos, (pprjv) kindly
the lime or linden tree, 77, ov, (<piXvpa) of light as linden wood, [u] $i\-<a$6s, ov, (<piXos, <vOrj}fond of singing or song. $i\-u>psvr(\%, ov, 6, ((pi\os, opos) a lover of mountains.
cj)iXws, Adv. of (piXos, in friendly manner, in a pleasing way, kindly, [ij Î~MO'5, o, with irreg. neut. pi. (plpd, Ta, any instrument for keeping the mouth closed, a muzzle for
II. the calves, etc., Lat. capitrum,fscella. nose-band of a horse's bridle, to which pipes and bells were sometimes attached. III. a kind of cup, used as a dice-box, Lzt.fritillus. Hence
'
minded dogs,
,
or affectioned,friendly, kindly.
affectionately, cheerfully.
Adv.
<pp6vo)s, kindly,
<j>lXo-xop6VTT|S, ov, 6, ((>i\.os, yo?*u<a) friend of the
choral dance.
4>l[i6(o,
fjiai
:
f.
wffoa
aor. I pass. ftpiâjOrjv
pf.
irf(f>i(jiQj-
\opos) loving the choir or choral dance, epith. of Pan.

<j>iX6-x<>pos, ov, (<pi\os,
to muzzle,
(piftovv
TU
:
4>tXoxpT]p,aTcj,
f.
r)<jo},
(<pi\oxpr)IMiTos*)
to
love
the pillory
gag, shut up as with a muzzle ; vXci> TOV avx^va to make fast his neck in metaph. to muzzle, gag, put to silence ;
;
money, be covetous.
4>lXoxpT)[JuSTia,
77,
Hence
love of money, covetousness.
Pass., (pifjiwO-qri be thou silent ; TretyifjLQjffo be still. KLTPO'S, 6, the stem of a tree, a trunk, block, log
4>tXo-xpTj|JLaTOs, ov, (<pt\os, xpJ7AtctTa) loving fond of money, covetous. Adv. TOIS.
4>l\6-xpirio'TOS, ov, ((j)i\os,
money,
generally, a piece of wood. <J>iTV, TO, poet, contr. for

<j>iT\)jjLa,
</>tTt/ia, as 5cD
for oufj.a.
:
xpqaros) loving goodness,
aros, TO, (<pirv<a) a shoot, scion

tvos, o, (<pirv, voi fify)
metaph.
fairness or honesty.
<J>lX6-xpt<TTOS, ov, ((f)i\os, XpicrTos) loving Christ. <j)iX6-xpi)o-os, ov, ((}>i\os, -xfvaos) greedy of gold.
|
a
i
son, scion.
<|>iTii-Troi,}AT|v,
a tender of
plants, gardener. <J>rTU<rai, Ep. 2 sing. fut. med. of (piTvu. <j>tXox<opto, f. rjaca, (frXoxapos} to befond of a place cr country, to haunt a particular aor. I (QiTvoa. : (<J>ITV) = <pvHence <JHTVW, f. vffoj [I] spot. <t>iXox<>pCa, 77, fondness for a place, attachment to a Tfvoj, to sow, plant, raise : also to beget : in Med. of
j
particular spot or haunt.

|
the
woman,
to bear,
give birth
to.
4>iX6-x&>pos, ov, (<pi\os,

<j>iXo-vj/6v8T)s, es, lies or
\upa) fond of a place.
gea. cos, (cpi\os, i[/tvoos)
fond
of,
j
lying.
*<|>Xaw, aor. 2 e<p\a8ov, (<p\dca) asunder with a noise, <}>Xao-w, Dor. for <p\dffa), fut. of
to be
broken or rent
<p\d<u.
763
<j>XaTTo0paTand<}>XaTT00paTTO<^XaTT60paT,Coniic words in Aristophanes, meant to ridicule sound without sense.
blazing, flashing. (^Xo-yupos, a, 6v, (<^>Ao) flaming, blazing, gleaming. <j>Xo-yl<o, f. io<a, (<Ao) to set onfire, burn up, kindle, scorch: metaph. to inflame: Pass, to flame, blaze.
<|>X.6'ytvos,
rj,
4>X6-yeos, a, ov,
(<Ao) flaming,
4>Xavpco,
Ion. writers.
f. iffcu,
Att. for <pav\ifa.
From
cJAaOpos, a, ov,
collat.
form of $av\os, preferred by

<J>av\6Tr)S.
ov, (</>Ao)
rj,
<j>Xo-yio-Tos,
77,
6v, verb. Adj.
flaming, fiery, burning. of <p\oyifa, burnt,
set
<j>XavpoTr]S, rjTOS,
<p\avpovpyos,
4>Xavp-ovp-yos, ov, ((p\avpos, epyov} working badly : 6, a sorry workman.
on fire.
4>XoYp.6s, o, ((})\y<a) a blazing, blaze: inflammation. <j>XoYOts, fffffa, fv, (^>Ao) flaming, fiery, blazing.
s, (<p\o, ?dos) like flame, fiery hot. ^Xo-y-coiros, ov, (^>Aof, aty) fiery-looking, flaming. <fy\6y(iXTis, feus, 77, (Âoôcu) burning beat.
<J>Xauptos, Adv. of(f>\avpos, badly, meanly; <p\avpa:$ fX CiV T *i v Tex vr} v to know an art indifferently well ; <f}\avpojs aKovfiv, Lat. male audire, to be ill spoken of.
4>XoY-wBiiis,
ÂA'fl, 3
fyXdaSj
:
sing. impf.
:
aor. I ((p\aoa
:
ire<f>\aff/Mi
<p\a: f. fyXdaw [a] Dor. Pass., aor. I ((pXaodrjv : pf. collat. form of OXdoa, to crush, bruise,
<fy\oy-u>\\i, WTTOS, o,
<f>X6'Cvos,
'
f],
77, <p\oyo)ir6s. ov, ((f>\ovs, Âecus) of or from the
water-
II. in Att. Comedy, pound: hence to hurt, wound. to bruise or grind with the teeth, swallow greedily. J>\Y0w, collat. form of (f>Xeyaj, used only in pres. transit, to burn, scorch, burn up : Pass, to be
:
ff0fJTs <p\6ivai garments plant <p\ovs or (p\4cas ; made of <f>\ovs, za/-garments. the inner bark of trees, smooth 4>XoLos, o, (<Âe<u)
bark, bass.
the hum or din of a <j>\oto-pos, o, any roaring noise, large mass of men, the battle-din : the roaring of the sea. (Formed from the sound.) 4>X6, 17, gen. (p\oyos,(({)\("ôj) aflame, blaze Âo-ya Lat. pituita. oivov the eyeipetv to raise a flame : metaph., <Ao pi. <f>\i>yts, flames, fire. ÂeYK-atvoj, f. avw aor. I (<pXeynava and f^Xfyfj.r]- fiery heat of wine to be heated, inflamed, to fester. va: (<>Ae'7jua) <j)Ao-Os, 6, Ion. for <f>\fcas. to talk 3*\typo., as "hi Phlegra ; &Xfpas ireSioj/ a plain in 4>Xuupeo) Ion. <j>X\n]p-: f. i\a<a: (Âucpos): Thrace famous for underground fire here the giants folly or nonsense, speak idly : also to play the fool, Hence are said to have been conquered by the gods also in trifle, Lat. nugari. plur.3>Ae7/>ai, as name of any place exposed to volcanic 4>Xvdpia, 77, silly talk, nonsense, foolery.
blaze, blaze up, be in flames. II. 4>\-yp.a, arcs, TO, (Â^ycy) a flame, fire, heat. as Medic, term, inflammation, heat. 2. phlegm,
burnt.
II. intr. to
agency. 4>X-ypaios, a, ov, (*Ae'7/>a) of Pblegra, Phlegraean. (^Xe-yvpos, d, 6v, ((pXfyca) like tyXoyepus, burning, scorching : metaph. hot, ardent. <t>Xe-yvas, ov, 6, (cpXtyoj') a kind of vulture or eagle,
so called
<j>Xtidpos, 6, (^>Avcw) silly talk, foolery.

silly talker,
II.
prater.
77,
<|>XvKTaiva,
ter
:
(tpXica)
a rising on the skin
blis-
a pustule.
:
from being flame-coloured.

fut.<pAe'cy: aor. I <Aea: Pass, to become hot, blaze up.
:
<J>Xvos, ro,=;<p\vapia, idle talk, foolery. 4>Xvci>, f. <}>\va<v [u] : aor. I f<p\vffa : (<pXt o)
to
4>AET.Q,
scorch
:
trans, to burn,
2.
metaph.
boil over, rise up. words, talk idly, babble
II.
;
metaph. to overflow with
to kindle, inflame, Lat. urere
be inflamed, burn, glow. rei, to make to blaze up, rouse up, excite.
to
Pass., like Lat. uri, to 3. metaph., also c. ace. 4. Causal,
ovra devices idly threatening on

<{>vi,
7pd/z^ctT' lir' dffiriSos <p\vhis shield.
Comic word
Dor. for
to imitate a nasal sound.

<poftr]6fis,
<j>opa0fjs,
2 sing. aor. I pass. subj.
make
:
bolt
to flash; <pXeyctv &e\os to hurl a flaming metaph. to make illustrious or famous, Lat.
:
of Qofieca.
<j>op<crK, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of <po0f<u. <j>op6vrcov, 3 pi. imperat. of <po@e<u. I. act. caus4>opepos, a, ov, ((po&tw^fearful : either, ing fear, frightful, awful, formidable; irX-fjOd (pofitpcs
illustrare
Pass,
to
be
or
become renowned or
II. intrans. to flame, blaze, 2. famous. flash. metaph. to burst or break forth. 3. to shine forth, become famous. 2. fearful, giving formidable only from numbers. 4>X8<ov, ovns, and <j>X8o>v, wvos, o, (</>AtV) an idle cause for fear; ovot opieos <po{3fp6s nor was an oath a talker, babbler. matter of dread; <po&tp6v [4cm] ^77 there is reason to II. pass, feeling fear, frightened, dread that ... 4AE'HI2, fws, T), name of an unknown bird. 2 caused byfear, panic : anxiotts. <J>Xv|/, 77, gen. <p\e/36s, (</>Ae<w) a vein : metaph. any affrighted, afraid. vein or channel : a vein of metal a in act. spring of water. 4>opepws, Adv. of <pofj(pos, fearfully, both
. :
4>AE'n,
<J>X'o>s,
co,
to
u,
gush, teem, overflow.

Att. for the Ion. (pXovs, a kind of rush
f.
and
pass, sense.
T),
<J>oj3<ri-aTpdiTr),
(<po/3tf, o-rpaTos) scarer of hosts,
or reed.
<|>XT]vS4>d,
170-0;,
epith. of
to chatter, babble, drivel.
Minerva.
77,
From
<J>oj3-<TTpdTOS,
or (0o/3cu, en-pares) striking fear
4>X-f|va<j>os, o, (Âe'tw) idle talk, babble, chatter.
panic into armies.

<f>opev[ivos,Ep. and Dor. for <poôvfifvos, pres. pass,
part,
4ArA',
4>Xt|3&>,
f.
f),
ifcw,
in plur. (p\iat, the doorposts, Aeol. and Ion. for 0\i0u.
jambs.
[i]
764
,
i. rjffai
aor. I (<p6@r)ffa
(</><5/3os)
:
to strike
with fear, to frighten, terrify, dismay

flight.
ftai,
II.
to
put
to
and
pass. <J)o0r)Or]ffO}JLai
:
Pass. </>o/3eo/ucu : fut. med. <po@r)<roaor. 1 med. k<pofir)adp.r)v,

:
and
pass. ccpofirjQrjv
pf. pass. ir<p6^r]}M.L
to be
put
of the date or palm-tree ; ecrdrjs QotviKrjiTj a garment II. of palm-leaves ; QoiviKfyos olvos palm-wine. = &OIVIKIKOS, Phoenician. *OIVIKIKOS, 77, 6v, (&o?vi) Phoenician : later, Punic, Carthaginian: Adv.-K&s, in Phoenicianfashion. II.
<poiviK(os, red.
(J>OIVIKIVOS,
77,
in fear, take fright, be affrighted, to fear, dread : in Horn, usually, to be put to flight, to flee ; VTTO TWOS
<poftffaOai to flee before
to flee
irpos
ov, ((f)oivi^}
= <j)oiviKîos,
of,
from
the
him
c.
acc.,<oj6ef(70at TIVO.
;
palm-tree;
from, fear, dread anyone Qo&eiaOai tts or to be alarmed at a thing: but, <po@fta6ai
;
TIVOS or TIVI, to fear or be anxious about a thing c. ace. cognato, qofiov <po&tiaOai to fear : c. inf. to fear to do, be afraid of doing. 3>O'BH, ?), a lock, curl or tuft of hair, hair ; the mane of a horse opaKuvrow </>o/3at, the Gorgon's
dfjupi TIVI, irfpi
:
snaky
locks.
II.
metaph. like
Kofj-rj,
Lat. coma,
the leaves,foliage of trees ; tojv (f>60ai tufts of violets. 4>opir]0eCs, aor. I pass. part, of (f>o@foj.
/>a/w-uuguent. [yf] = (poiviKcos, purple, critnson. 4>oiviKiovs, TI, ovv, <J>OIVIKIS, ioos, 77, ((poivig) a red or purple cloth, a red cloak, Lat. punicea vestis : esp. a dark-red mili2. a red tary cloak worn by the Lacedaemonians. curtain. 3. at sea, a red flag hung out by the admiral as the signal for action : generally, a red standard or banner. <J>otviKi(TTrjs, ov, 6, (<potvi) among the Persians, a wearer of purple, i. e. one of the highest rank, Lat.
tyoivitcivov fjivpov
purpuratus.
cJxHviKO-jBa-nTOS, ov, (<poTvi, fidnTOj) purple-dyed,
Ep. and Dor. for e<poprj0r]aav, 3 pass, of (poftw.

<j>6J3Tj0ev,
pi. aor. I
crimson.
<}>oiviico-|3ttTo,
f.77<T(y,
<t>6^7]ixa,
aros, r6, (<o/3e'cu)

77,
>
an
object offear, a terror.
(</>otVi, j8a(V<w) to
*
,
climb palms.
<j>o^T)TiKos,
<J>6pT|Tpov,
ov, (tyo&toj) liable to fear, timid. (<>oj3ecu) an object of terror, a terror.
<J>oiviKO-YVT|S, es, (Qoivig
ylvoj) Phoenician-born.
4>oivlKO-8a.KTV\os, ov, (<poivi, OO.KTV\OV) crimson4>civiK6eis, cffffa, fv, poet, for (poiv'iKtos, dark-red, purple or crimson : of a blood-red. <{xnvuc6-KpoKOs, ov, (<poivi, Kpovus) of purple woof.
<j)OiviKO-X6(|>os, ov, ($>oivi, \6<f>os} purple-crested. (j>oiviKO-irapeios Ion. -Traprjos, ov, (QoTvig, irapftd) purple-cheeked, red-cheeked, of ships having red bows.
<)>6{3os, o, (4>e'/3o/zcu)
fear, terror, fright, dismay
in fingered.
the outward show (as opp. to properly oeos the sensation) offear : c. gen., <po@os dvSpwv the flight of men; but also c. gen. objecti,/<ear or dread of another </>o/3oi/5e ITTITOVS %xeiv, TpcairdcrOai, dio~:
Homer flight,
aetv to turn the horses, turn, start to flight, like <pvyaSt ; <f60ov8e dyopcveiv to advise to flight : also in 2. an object plur., causes offear, fy <f>60ovs \eyrj.
of terror, a terror. of Mars, coupkd with

4>oipdco,
f.
II.
*o/3os, personified, son

II.
ÔLviKO-ireSos, ov, ((f>otvi, TreSor) with a red bottom or ground, of the Red Sea.
(JxnvtKo-ireJa,
T),
his
brother Aet>os.
(<poTvi,
Treâ)
the ruddy-footed
data, ((poifios) to cleanse, purify.
goddess, Virgil's rubicunda Ceres.

(JxHviKo-iTTepos, ov, ($>olvi, TTrepof) with purple or crimson wings : , as Subst., (poiviKuTiTepos, 6, a red water-bird, the flamingo. <j>oiviKo-po8os, ov, ((j)owi, poSof) red with roses.
<j)oiviKo-crK\ifjs,
t's,
(*ot)3os) to utter prophetic words. <j>oiJ3ds, aSos, 7), (*oij3os) the priestess of
4><Hpdo>, f. r)ffo}, cleanse, wash.
Phoebus
generally, one inspired by Phoebus, a prophetess.

(q>aT@os)
poet,
for
<poiftdfa,
to
($oivi, a/ceAos) red-legged, red-
4>ol(3Eios, a, ov, also os, ov, Ion.
(*o?/3os)
^01^^105, rj, ov of Phoebus, belonging or sacred to Phoebus;

:
shanked.
ffrf<|>oiviKo-o-Tp<jTn]S, ov, Dor. -as, a, o, ($oivi, ponrj) hurling red lightnings. ôtviKo-o-ToXos, ov, (&oivig, (TTcAAcu) sent by Phoe-
hence prophetic, inspired. ot|3T), ^, Pboibe, Lat. Phoebe, a frequent name of Diana, as is Phoebus of Apollo. ôtprjCs, t'Sos, poet. fern, of QoiftcTos,
*oip6-\a|AiTTos, ov, Ion. for &oi(36\r)irTOS, (Qotftos, Xap&dvo}) rapt or inspired by Phoebus. <j>oi|3os, 77, ov, (<pdos) pure, bright, radiant, beamII. as ing. prop, n., *otpos, o, Phoebus, the Bright One, epith. of Apollo: often joined *ofj3os 'ATroAAow/. <}>oivTj6is, taaa, ev, (<poivos) blood-red, deep-red; Spojccav foivrjeis a blood-red dragon. <J>oiviK-dv0e (ji.os, ov, (Qotvig, avOenov} with purple flowers ; QoiviKavOenov gap, Lat. purpureum ver. 4>oiviKos, a, ov, contr. -ovs, 77, ovv, (<potvi} of a purple dye, purple or crimson, Lat. puniceus. [f]
*oivtio}
[j/t], r),
17,
nicians.
<t>oiviKovs,
TJ,
ovv, contr. for <poiviKeos.
<|>oiviKO-<t>aT|S, fs, (<f>oivt, (paos)
red-shining.
first
ôlvt|, IKOS,
6,
a Phoenician,
mentioned
in
; 3?oivig dvfy diraTrj\ia flows a Phoenician skilled in trickery, so mentioned as being the first
Homer
woman.
commercial nation fern. Qoiviaaa, 77, a Phoenician 2. a Carthaginian, Lat. Poenus. or <})oivi|, IKOS, 6, Subst. a purple-red, deep purple crimson, because the discovery of this colour was
:
ascribed to the Phoenicians.
palm
the male palm
is
called
II. the palm, dateby Herodotus 6 </>otVt
(*ou/t) Phoenicia.
4><HvlKTjtos,
ov, Ion. for <poivittcios,
= <poiv utivo$,
f
fpayv, to distinguish it from r) <poivi â\avr}<p6pos 2. the fruit of the female or fruit-bearing palm. like a the palm, date. 3. a musical instrument,
765
guitar, invented by the Phoenicians. fabulous Egyptian bird phoenix, described
III.
the
by Hero-
<J>oiTi<o, poet, for tpoirdu. 6, a going to and fro.
*OI'TO2,
ness, frenzy.
II.
mad-
dotus
2. 7.}. o,
77,
4>oivi, IKOS,
:
also fem. (polvicroa, Adj. purple-
red, purple or crimson, red ; hence of a bay horse, of red cattle also like L&t.fulvits, of the colour of
tire.
o, found only in the description of Thereither (from <pdfa \Keiv) squint-eyed; or more probably (akin to c'A/y, O\KOS) bandy-legged, Lat.
4>o\Kos,
sites,
The words
<poivi, (poiviKfos, etc., included
all
valgus.
(}>6\\ts, teas,
T),
dark reds, from crimson to purple, while the brighter shades weie denoted by iroptyvpa, irop<pvpos, etc.,
scarlet being KUKKIVOS, KOKtco0a(p7)s. <j>oivios, a, ov, also os, ov, (<poivvs) blood-red : hence blood-stained, bloody, Lat. cruentus : also warlike.
also 6,
a single piece of money, formed

for blood, have
from Lat./o/h's.
4>ovdco,
f.
murderous
770-0;, (tpovos) to be athirst desires.
<loivur<ra, fem.
of
:
ofi/t
(Subst.),
a Phoenician
:
:
woman.
tpoiviaaa, fem. of (poivi (Adj.) aor. I pass. f<poivixdrjv (poivos) Pass. to redden, to make red : to tinge, dye red : to become red, to colour, blush.
II.
<y
4>6vevjxa, arcs, TO, ((povewu) that which is to be slaughtered, a victim. 4>oveus, teas Ion 770$, o; ace. <poved or <povi&: nom.
pi. (povees, <pov(i$,
4>oivicro-co,
f.
ace. fpovtas
(tpovevaj)
a mur-
derer, slayer, homicide.
<{>oiv6s,
17,
ov,
(tpuvos)
blood-red:
blood-stained,
bloody.
<}>oiTa\OS, a, ov, also
os, ov, (fpoirdoj)
straying,
ranging, roaming about : metaph. distraught, raving, II. act. driving madly about, frenzied. maddening. <J>oiTS\twTT|s, ov, o, ((pondca) epith. of Bacchus, a
murder, kill, slay. murder, homicide, slaughter ; cv to (povais, in the midst of slaughter; airav (povats rend in murder, i. e. murderously. 4>ovtKos, 77, 6v, (tpuvos) inclined to slay, murderous,
*
<J)ov6vu>, ((puvos) to
<j>oyf|, 77, (
<f ci/cu)
II. of, relating to blood or bloody. viKal ui/cai trials for homicide.
murder ;
<po-
roamer, ranger.
4>oiTas, aSos,
77,
<f>6vios,
a,
ov,
II.
also
(fpoirdca) poet. fem.

:
strolling
woman
of <potra\eos, metaph. a frenzied woman, esp.
bloody.
os, ov, (<povos) of blood, bloody, blood-stained: murderous,
4>ovo-Xt|3T|S, ts, (<povos, \fi@<a) blood-dripping.
of the Bacchantes. II. as Adj. <poirds VOGOS madness, frenzy.
mad or maddening;
2. also
with a neut.
Subst., (potrdat -nrtpois on roaming, wandering wings. : f. to to and 4>oiTao> Ion. 770*0; : (</>otros) :
go
<j>ov6p-ptTos, ov, (cpovos, peca) blood-streaming. <j>6vos, o, (*<pevca) murder, homicide, slaughter, Lat. caedes; <puvos 'EXXijvi/cos a slaughter of Greeks : in plur. murders. 2. blood shed in murder, gore,
blood, Lat. cruor.
3. a murdered body, corpse. <J>oi-XA,os, o, (</>oos. ^cfAos) narrowing toivards the lips ; of a cup, narrower at the brim.
fro,
to roam or range about, of irregular or hasty motion ; Sta 1/7705 (potrdv to range down the ship ; f<poireav a\\o6ev d'AAos they up and roamed one one way, one another. 2. to roam
:
go up and down,
<poiTa\eos, 3. of pain, to come in fits, to come on at tpoirds. times. II. of constant, regular regular motion, esp. of objects of commerce, to come in constantly, be
;
wildly about
hence to go mad, rave
cf.
4>o6s, /), ov, (6vs) pointed, tapering to a point: in the description of Thersites, <poos trjv Kf<pa\rjv he was pointed or peaked in the head.
imported regularly; Kfpea rd ts"E\.\rjvas (poircovra

horns which are imported into Greece afro's ffQiai TroAAos ccpoira corn was imported for them in abunalso of tribute or taxes, to come in, like dance
; :
Lat. redire
fnd(jTT)S etpoira a talent of silver
rdXavrov dpyvpiov 'AXegdvSpcv rjneprjs came in to Alexander

2.
eirl
rds Qvpas nv6s to be a regular so of a dream, to recur visitor at a great man's door 3. to go constantly or resort to again and again. a person, esp. of attending lectures or lessons ; <poirav
; ;
every day. person ; tpoirav
<poirdv irapd nva. to
go
to visit a
to school
ds dioaaitd\ov [OIKOV~\ to go to school absol. to go : or food, whence avfjupoirdaj, to go to school with poppas, a5os, o, 77, (<ptp@ca) giving pasture another. Hence II. grazing in the pasture. feeding. which a horse is <J>oiTT](ris, ecus, T), a constant going or coming, a (<pp0ea) the baiter by <|>oppia, 2. a 2. a mouth-band tied to the manger, Lat. capistrum. visiting. going to school.
-fj,
a carrying, bringing; $7]<pov <popd 77, (iptpoa) 2. a bringing in, paying giving one's vote. of money, payment. 3. a bearing, producII. (from Pass. (ptpoâi) a being borne or ing. carried, motion : the course, career, orbit in which a body moves; 77 <popcL OKOVTIOV the javelin's range. 2. III. rapid motion, a rush, onset, Lat. impetus. is borne or carried, a (also) from Pass, that which 2. that which is paid as load, freight, burden. rent or tribute, Lat. vectlgal. 3- that which is Lat. proventus: brought forth, fruit, produce, a crop, metaph. a large crop, harvest. a rushing or vio<{>opd8T)v [a], Adv. (<ptpopai) with II. borne or carried in a litter. lent motion.
<}>opd,
the
ÔITTJTTJV, Ep. for ((poiTaTTjv, 3 dual impf. of (poirdoj.
of leather put round the

assist
lips
and cheeks of
tifers
to
:
and <|>oiTT]Tirjs, ov, o, (tpondoS) one who goes or comes regularly : one who goes to school, a disciple, pupil.
<J>oiTTf]TT|p,
tjpos, u,
blowing. <j>opp-r], 7), ((ptpPcu) posh/re, food, fodder, forage of men, food, meat, victuals: inetaph. fuel.
them
in
766
<}>ope<rK, 3 sing. Ion. Impf. o 4>opTjo-i, Ep. 3 sing. subj. of (poptaj.
'zfl.
<J>opT-aY<>Yos, ov, ((popros, dyoj) carrying freights; vavs (popraycoyus a ship of burden, merchantman. = (popTCLyojyfQ}. <j>opTTjYw f. T\O(a, ((poprrjyos} <j>opTT]Y'-K6s, 77, 6v, belonging to the freight of a ship; nXoiov (poprrjyiKov a ship of burden, merchantman.
a 4>opeiov, TO, ((popd, (pcpca) sedan-chair, Lat. sella, lectlca.
bandbarrcw,
litter,
fern, of (poptoa. 4>op4otcra, Dor. part. <j>opvvTos, Dor. part. gen. of $>op&u.
From
:
4>ope\js, eojs Ion. 570*, o, ((ptpca)
a bearer, carrier.
FreEp. (popijaa. quentat. of (pepo), to bear or carry constantly : hence to wear : and so, to have, possess : as differing from to convey a message ; (ptpetv, dyyeXirjv (pepeiv meant
<j>opco,
f.
770-0):
aor.
t<pvprjO-a
rying burdens
rrjyos, o,
<f>opT-T)Yos, 6v, (fpopros, dyca) like (popraycayos, caras Subst., (pop: of a ship, freighted:
carrier, porter
f. iff(a,
trafficker,
merchant.
4>opTico,
nvds
to
load
men
((pupros} to load; (popria (poprifciv with loads : Med., TO. pe'iova (pop:
but, dyye\ias (popitiv to be in the habit of conveying Pass, to be borne messages, serre as a messenger : be hurried along : to be tossed about violently
rifco-Qai to ship the smaller part

Pass., pf. part. iretyopnapcvos
along,
at sea
Med. to fetch for oneself, fetch regularly. 4>opT|86v, Adv. ((popeoj) like a bundle. that which is carried: <j>6pTj(jia, CITOS, TO, ((popfoj)
:
of one's wealth heavy laden. <}>opTiic6s, 77, ov, ((popros) of persons, burdensome, so of things, (popriKr] tiresome, common, vulgar : Hence KUjjuuoia a vulgar, commonplace comedy.
4>opTiKus, Adv., vulgarly.
load, freight
<J>opTiov, TO, ((pvpros) a burden, load: a ship's II. freight or lading: in plur. wares, merchandise. the burden of the womb, a child unborn. of $o/>u, c|>opTLs,i5os, T), ((pvpros] a ship of burden, mer<j>opTjros, 77, ov, also os, ov, verb. Adj. chantman. borne, carried : to be borne or endured, bearable. II. 4>6pros, o, ((ptpu) a ship's freight or cargo. 4>6plp.os, ov, ((pepaf) bearing, fruitful. *&opic8ES [f], io<uv, at, the daughters of Phorcys, in Att. something coarse or vulgar, tiresome stuff.
:
a burden.
(J)OpT^jLvav, Ep. for (popetv, inf. of (poplta. <j>opY]vai, Ep. for tyopeiv, inf. of <popeca.
<
'
i. e.
the three Gorgons, Stheino, Euryale, Medusa.
<&6pKVS. *6picvs, vvos and vos, o, Phorcys, an old sea-god, son of Pontos and Gaia, father of the Gorgons.
<J>opjj,T]S6v,
*l*6pKOS, O,
4>opvvo>,
= </>wpo>,
f.
of dough, to knead: generally, to
mix
f
up, spoil, defile,

<u,
<J>opvo-(r,
= (popvvoj,
[v]
to stain, defile.
Adv.
(</>op/*os)
like
mat-work or watling :
crosswise, athwart.
4>6p[xiY, tyyos, 77, the phorminx, a kind of lyre, the oldest stringed instrument of the Greek minit was strels, esp. the instrument of Apollo richly (From (t>tpv, inwrought, and had seven strings. because it was carried on the shoulder by a strap.)
:
is swept along by the wind, rubbish, refuse, Lat. qui&quiliae : also chaff, sawdust, etc., used for packing earthenware. Hence <}>6a>s, TO, Ep. lengthd. from (pws, light. 4>6wa8, Adv. to the light, to the light of day. <j>paY\Xiov, TO, the Lzt.fagellum, a scourge. Hence
<j>optrr6s, o,
(<epo>) whatever
<j>paYeXX6co,
f.
ojaca,
the Lat. flagello, to scourge.
<|>paYT]vcu, aor. 2 pass. inf. of (ppdaff<u.

;
Hence
4>opp.io>,
lyre.
f. iffo)
4>paYT]cro|juu, fut. pass, of (ppdoaca.

<j>paYjia,
Dor. to>, to play the <pupfuy

6,
or
OTOS, TO, ((ppdooca) a fence, protection,
Hence
rj,
palisade, defence.
: Dor. -Tois, a lyre-player, harper. <}>paYfA6s, o, ((ppdffffoj) a shutting up, blocking up II. like (ppdypa, a hedge, (pappus, a small basket. fencing, partition. or <)>opp.op-pa(t>e(i>, f. 770-0), ((poppas, fence, paling. = (ppdao'ca. mats : Pass, to be stitched up like a <j>pa.Yvvfjit,
4>op|UKTYjs, ov,
diopp.Ls, idos,
<j>op(JLO-pac)>c(i)
Dim. of
âTTTO)) to stitch
mat, straitened, hampered. 4>opp,6s, 6, ((popw) anything made of wickerwork: I. a wicker basket to carry corn, sand, etc. 2. a mat, Lat. storea: also a seaman's cloak made of coarse plaited stuff. 11. a measure of
corn.
<|>6pov, ov, TO, the Lat./orz^m; &6pov'ATririov Appii Forum, a small town on the Appian Way.
<j>paSdo>
f.
:
dffoj
aor. I
!<pa5acra poet. (ppdSaffII.
aa
((ppaSfy
77,
to tell of,
make known.
Hence
<|>pa8T),
((ppd^w")
understanding, knowledge.
advice, a hint, warning, intimation.

.
<J>paSr|s, 4s, gen. e'os,
4>paSjAO<rvvr),
7),
understanding, shrewd, cunning. understanding, shrewdness, cunoi'os,

:
ning.
I
From
gen.
((ppdfa}
I
<J)pa.8jJLwv, ov,
= (ppaorjs.
From
CTre-
4>6pos, 6, ($(pu) that which is brought in, tribute, paid by foreigners to a ruling state, as that paid to Athens by her subject states; (popov irrroTfAtiv to pay tribute ; (pupov Tactcr0m to tribute ; to
^PA'Zn,
(ppdo~o~a
:
f.
(ppdaca
aor.
e</>paera
Ep. (ppdaa and

:
pf. irfcppaifa : (ppafiov, inf. ire<ppa.St(iv
Ep. aor. 2 -necppaSov or

or TTftipaSf/xti'
to tell, de-
(popay agree pov Taai to impose tribute; (popov viroTtXrjs subject
'
to pay tribute.
^>opTa.yu>yfu>,
f.
clare, pronounce, stronger than \fyca : c. dat. pers. et inf., to counsel, advise, bid, order : also absol. to c. ace. rei, arjuara advise, counsel: TTftppab't he gave
rjacv, to
a merchant-sh.jp,
to
carry loads or burdens: of carry a freight or cargo. From
indications
by
signs
fpdfeiv
x ft p'
L
ma ^ e
signs,
signal with the hand.
Med. and
Pass.
t.
767
3
I
sing. Ion. impf. (ppa^fftcero
fut. <j>paffofj.at
:
aor.
TTC-
med.
e(ppaffdfj.r)v,
pass,
:
efppdffdrjv
pf.
pass.
to speak with oneself, to (ppaofMi and 7T</>pao>tcu think or nws upon, consider, ponder; foil, by t with indicat. fut., to consider whether ; dfjupls (ppdêaOat to think differently. 2. to devise or plan for a
called (ppdrepes or (ppdropes, as those of a <pv\Tj were called (pvkerai, and at Rome the members of a tribus, tribules, those of a curia, curiales.
members were
(The word
Lat.
frater,
is derived from the same Root and properly meant a brotherhood.)
as
4>pu.Tpta, rj,=(ppdrpa.
person, purpose,
design
or
intend something for
4>purpid(d,
f.
do"a>, /o
him.
imagine
3. c. ace. et inf. to think, suppose, believe, that. 4. to remark, perceive, notice : to
**<j>puTpi-dpxf)S, ov, 6
m ^>e same (pparpla. and <j>pu,Tpl-apxos, o, (<ppa62
come
understand: also 5. to mind, heed, take care or heed of, c. ace. <}>pdv, 77, gen. tppavus, Dor. for (pprjv. <}>pdavTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of (ppaffffca. <j>pdj-as, a<ra, av, aor. I part, of (ppaaffu. <j>pd<rSo>, Dor. for </>pdo>. <f>pd<TcravTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of (ppaa). 4>pacr9eis, ef<ra, ev, aor. I pass. part, of (ppdfa.
to
know,
see,
rpia,apxu} president ofatpparpia, Lat. magistercuriae. <J>paTptos, a, ov, (<^pdrpa) q/" or concerning a (ppdrpa at Athens, epith. of Jupiter and Minerva, as tutelary deities of the phratriae. [d] <J>pdTT, Att. for (ppdaaca.
:
4>pa.To>p, opos, o, see (ppdrrjp.
^PE'A'P,
TO, gen. (ppearos
Ion.
<f>petap,
gen.
*PA'22n
[a]
:
Att.
:
-TTW
:
f.
oj
aor. I
'
fypaga
Pass.,
a well; or more commonly a water-tank, (ppeiaros: Hence cistern, reservoir, Lat. puteus : an oil-jar. 4>peo.Tia, 77, a /a& or reservoir.
<j>pea.Tias, ou, 6, (</>peap)
fut. (ppayâofj-ai
aor. I
pf. ir((ppayfjuii
aor. 2 ecppdyrjv (ppdxOi]v in Att. the letters are some-
<j>petap, aTOS, TO, Ion.
of a tank or reservoir. and poet, for (ppcap.

((pprjv,
times transposed, as <pdpaffOai for (ppdgacrdai, TTto for TTftppayfMi, (paptcros for (ppa/crus : fence in, hedge round, for defence; to fence, defend, fortify ; (ppdai 8(fj.a.s orr\ois to fence in one's body
<papyfj.ai
<j>p6v-airaTda), f. the mind, deceive.
770-0;,
airard<a)
to
deceive
Hence
one
<J>p6v3ird.Tr]S, ou, o,
who
deceives the
mind, a
seducer.
<}>p6v-T|p rjs, ts,
with arms, to arm oneself: so in Med., ((ppdgavro TO" rti\os they in Med. also, strengthened the wall Pass. to fence oneself, strengthen one's fortifications. to be fenced in, fortified ; <ppa\9fvrfs adtcccriv fenced with shields: absol. ire^pcryêVos, fenced, securII. to put up as a fence ; ed. (ppdavrfs dopv oovpi, a&Kos ffditei locking spear fast to spear, shield
:
his
gen. cos, ((pprjv, apapfiv') master rf mind, sound of mind, Lat. compos mentis. <j)pvo|3Xd|3ia, 77, damage of the understanding.
<
From
4>pvo-(3\a|3T!S, es, ($pfiv, (3\apr]vaC)
damaged
in
understanding, crazy.
<j>pvo-YT)0T)s,
$, ((pprjv,
yfjOos) of
glad
heart, de-
to shield (so as to make a fence) <ppdavrts having put up the shields as a fence. block up : make close, fill quite full.
; ;
TO.
yeppa
to
lighting the heart.
III.
4>pvo-Sa\T|s,
cs,
(fppty, 57?X0/xai)
impairing the
c}>pa<rTT|p, rjpos, d, (fppdfa} a teller, informer, of or about a thing (ppaar^p oowv a man who tells one the way, a guide: (ppaarrjpfs uSuvres the teeth that
tell
mind, maddening. <j>pv606v, Adv. (<ppr)v)

heartily, of one's
= (K
<ppcvos,from the heart,
own
will or accord.
the age.
(<ppdrpa) a member of a <ppdrpa : pi. (ppdrtpes or (ppdropes those of 4>pvo-[xavTjs, es, ((pprjv, navyvai) frenzied in mind. the same <f>pdrpa or ward, Lat. curiales ; elcrdyeiv 4>pevo-[x6pcos, "Adv. (<^prjv, /ôpos) only found in rov vlov (Is rovs </)parepas to introduce one's son to phrase <ppevofj.6pcus voffciv to be diseased in mind. his clansmen, which was done when the boy came of <J>pvo-ir\T)YTiS, es, ((pprjv, rrXrjyfjvat ) giving a stroke age ; OVK <pvae (ppdnpas he has not yet got his <ppd- to the mind, maddening.
Tfpes, i. e. he has been entered in no Qparpia, is no true citizen, with allusion to (ppaffrrjpts louvres (see
/>pao-Ti7p).
4>pd<TToop, opos, 6, ((ppdfa} (ppaffrrjp. <j>pctTi]p, fpos, or 4>paTcop, opos, 6,
4>pevo-K\6iros, ov, (<f>pr]v, KXtirroJ) stealing the brains, deceiving. <j)p6vo-\T)CTTTjs, ou, o, (<ppr)v, ApaTT^s) a robber understanding, a deceiver.
mvay
of the
4>pv6-ir\T)KTOs,oi/, (<ppr}v,ir\r)ffffa}) stricken in mind, smitten with madness, frenzied.

rj, (ppfv6ir\riKTOS. (Jjpevo-rcKTcov, ov, gen. ovos, ((pprjv, T(KTCOV) with the mind, ingenious.
[a]
17,
<j>pvo-ir\T|, 7^705, o,
4>paTopLKos, or clansmen.
<j>pdrpa
7}
:
ov, (tppdrap] of,
belonging to a clan
making
or
tribe of
aVSpas Kara
Ion. ^pTjTpT) Dor. irdrpa, kindred race, a sept or clan ; Kpiv (pp-qrpas, us <pprjrpr} (f)frr)Tpr]<f)iv dpfjyr)
c^parp-q
clans, that clan may stand by clan : in mind, II. originally derived from ties of blood but, 4>pev-u>\T]S, es, ((pprjv, O\\V/J.L) destroyed at Athens, the subdivision of the <f>vXTj, as at Rome frenzied. the curia was the subdivision of the tribus ; <lPE'n, f. (pprjffca, a root, which is found only in every
:
choose
men by
4>p6voo>, f. dxroj, (<ppr}v) to make wise, make understanding, instruct, inform, teach; (ppcvovv ovKtr' t K\.aiajv aivtyftdrajv to teach no longer by riddles (ppevd/ffcis thou shall teach me to thy sorrow.
;
(pv\rj consisted
of three (ppdrpai or (ppatpiat, whose
the compds.
etc-cpptoj, eio--(/>pe', 5ia-(ppe(a.
768
w,
f.
rjaca, ((pptap,
metaph. of a gnat,
/o
make a
opvoaoS) to dig tanks: bole in one's skin.
PH N,
:
begin: c. ace., QpoifJua&ffOai voking the gods.
Ocoiis to
begin -with in-*
j),
gen. fpevos, plur. typivts, gen. (ppevuv,

/&<?
<|>poip.iov, TO, contr. for irpooifjiiov (cp. <ppev$os)
gen. <ppavos, dat. plur. (ppaai, <f*pa- prelude. ffi v : <|>pov7]0-i, Ep. for (ppover}, 3 sing. subj. of ([>povOJ. midriff or //fo muscle which parts f. the heart and lungs from the lower viscera ; also to <j>pove(d, Ep. impf. (ppoveov 170-0; : (<f>p7)v} 2, in Homer both in sing, and think, to have called didippaypa. understanding; dptarot paxfaOai rt the heart and parts near the heart, the breast, Qpovttiv re best both in battle and counsel ; ol </>/>oplur., Lat. praecordia ; the seat of the passions and affec- vovvrts the wise; TO (ppovtw, like (ppuvqffis, under2. to be in one's sound senses ; %(o tions : hence the heart, mind, understanding, reason : standing. often joined with Qvpos, as, Kara (pptva KOI Kara 6v- e\avvfiv rivci TOV <f>povtiv to drive one out of his unpay, as in Lat. metis animusqne ; <ppevwv iKarrjvat to derstanding or senses; fîaraaOai TOV <ppoveiv to lose
etc.
<J>pav,
Dor.
in plur.
be out of one's wits
3. c. ace. rei, to have in mind, purtypeta? tnTjfioXos possessed of one's wits. II. to be minded or disposed in a certain sense, in one's right mind ; ! <ppfvos from one's pose. very heart ; eg ditpas Qpevos from the surface of one's way, to mean, intend, purpose ; qpovwv tirpaaaov 1 mind, i. e. superficially, carelessly. 3. of beasts, did it designedly, Lat. prudens faciebam; c. inf. to
;
\
sense, instinct.
the sense of
4. (f>p(vfs is also used in Homer in the seat of life or life itself, as opp. to
mean
^ v Xn (^ e departed
<f>pTjTptj,
57,
soul). Ion. for typarpa,
a clan.
<j>pT|TpTj<J)tv,
Ep. dat. of
(pprjTpij.
<|)pT|Tptos,
<j>piK7]
[t],
rj,
ripple on a a shuddering, shivering, chill. 2. shivering fear, shuddering, esp. from religious awe, Lat. horror: then any fear.
ov, Ion. for (ppdrptos. i7, </w', the ruffling or
Wvs (ppovfiv to purpose to go for a place TOVTO fypovei 77 2. dycayf) fjp.wv this is what your bringing us means. often with a neut. Adj., dyaOd or <pi\a (ppovctv TIVI to be well or kindly minded towards him KOKOL <ppovfw TIVL to be evil minded towards nim T& dftfivca
;
to do a thing
straight,
make
straight
<f>pov(civ
smooth
sea.
II.
to be of the better mind, hold the better opinion : and without a dat. pers., to be minded or inclined in a certain way ; vvKvd (ppovttv to have wise
;
thoughts
in
fjieya (ppovciv, to
have high thoughts, either
4>piK-w8if]s, f$, (<ppi, (I8os) that causes
shuddering
or horror, awful, horrible

horribly.
neiit.
<ppiKw5ts as Adv.,
f.
be
good sense to be high-minded, or in bad sense to presumptuous and conceited, of animals, to be high-
<PI MA'SSOMAI Att. -rroâi:

to snort, neigh, of horses, to
spirited
-o/wt Dep.:
:
shew
their mettle
to
; apiKpw tppovfiv to be low-minded, poorspirited; ov KQ.T dvOpanrov typovfiv to think beyond what becomes a man also, rd TIVOS (ppoveiv to bold
:
move
briskly or wantonly.
fypî ^
smooth
ror ;
g en (ppifos, ((ppiffffca) the ruffling surface, the ruffling or ripple caused

-
of a
by
II.
a person's opinions, be on his side or of his party; TO avTO (ppoviiv to be like-minded; d\\rj (fipovfw to think in another way. III. to think of, mind, heed, hence
to take heed of, guard against a thing. IV. to have one's senses : to be alive, have life. Hence
gust of wind sweeping over the

fif \atva
smooth
sea, Lat. hor-
the dark ripple. bristling up, of the hair : a shivering Jit. 4>pijjai, aor. I inf. of (ppiaaw.
<ppi
mus
<j>pi|o-ic6in)s, ov, u, (cppiaffo),
KofJiT))
with bristling
arcs, TO, the mind, will, spirit, Lat. aniin plur. thoughts, purposes. II. high feeling, high spirit: and in bad sense, pride, presumption,
cJ3p6vT)p.a,
:
hair.
arrogance, insolence.
Hence
one who
is
<J>pios, v,
a shivering, shuddering.
Att. -TTo>
:
From
<|>povr]p.fiTias, ov, 6,
high-spirited, or in
aor. I fypiga : pf. v(ppiica : poet. part, ircippiteovrfs formed as if from a redupl. pres. irecppifcca : to be rough or ruffled, to
f.
proud, presumptuous. do 4>p6vT]<ris, feus, 17, ((ppoveca) a being minded to 2. bigb-mindedness : so and so, purpose, intention. II. thougblof and in bad sense, pride, presumption. bristle, Lat. borrere, as of corn fields, or spears hair or mane, to bristle up, stand on end : c. ace., fulness, good sense, practical wisdom, prudence. (ppiffffdv \o<pirjv to bristle with the mane ; -nrtpoiai <j>povT]T>v, verb. Adj. of <ppoi'f<u, one must pride vuira. iretypitcovTfs bristling on their backs with oneself. feathers: of smooth water, to be ruffled, to ripple, one's right 4>pcvip,os, ov, (tppovtca) understanding, in
<fr'cu
:
;
4PI'22fl
bad
sense, one
who
is
Lat. horrescere.
which causes what we hair bristle to have a

;
call
often of a feeling rf chill, goose-skin and makes the chill or shiver come over one,
II.
:
mind or
to shiver
c.
2. to shudder with fear also shudder before anyone, to dread him. 3. also to thrill or quiver with delight %([>pi' f'pom I
with cold.
III. II. discreet, sensible, steady. senses. thoughtful, practically wise, prudent, Lat. prudens; TO <f>p<jvifjiov practical wisdom, good sense; diropos firl (fipovifjia without resource in matters of thought.
ace. to
4>povip.&>s,Adv. sensibly, discreetly, prudently, skilfully.

<(>p6vis, teas,
9),
((f>poveaj)
thrilled with love.

<J>poi[a,idopxu, -acrobat, Dep. (<f>poi}itov} contr. for 7i/>ooi/dbât, to make a prelude or beginning, to
f.
<j>povovvTs, Adv. pres.

prudently.
act. part,
wise thoughts, wisdom. of (ppoveu, wisely,

I
4>povTtu>:
f.
(<rcy
Att. i>: aor.
l^pJj'Tttra: (<f>pov*
(f)V.
769
a watcher, guard. belonging to a watch,
Tts)
heed; (ppovri^tiv <j>poupuc6s, 77, 6v, (cppovpa) of, II. c. ace. rei, to think guard, or how a thing may be done. garrison. III. c. to devise, contrive, invent. <j>povpiov, TO, ((ppovpos) a watch-post, garrisoned of, consider: to take thought for, give heed to a thing, care fort, citadel: a castle, tower, isolated fort. II. the gen. 'about, reck of, regard it firjStv (ppovrifav ru>v Oewv guard or garrison of a place. a guard-ship. to take no thought of the gods ; (ppovrifciv irepi nvos 4>povpis, 5os, 77, ((ppovpos) to be concerned or anxious about a thing JUT) (ppov- ^ ^povpo-BojJLOS, ov, ((ppovpos, 8o/zos) watching or heed not. IV. absol. to be thoughtful or anx- guarding the house. TiGris
;
;
to think, consider, reflect, to take thought, give onus yevrjffCTai to take thought
<j>povpT|TO)p, opos, o, ((ppovpeoj)
ious; ire<ppovTiicus
P\tniv
to
have a careworn look.
4>povris,
thing, tation
c.
:
t'Sos, 77,
gen.
3.
a ((ppoveca) thought, care, heed to II. absol. thought, reflection, medi2.
<j>povpos, 6, (contr. for irpoopos from -rrpoopaa}, as <ppov8os from irpo 6Sov) a watcher, guard ; of (ppovpoi the guards or garrison of a fort or city.
:
in plur. thoughts.
deep thought, anxiety,

that
concern.
power of thought, mind.

CITOS,
<j>povTurp,a,
TO,
((ppovTifa)
which
is
Dor. I pi. subj. of (ppovpecu . aTos, TO, ((ppvaaffOfJLai) a violent snorting, the neighing of a spirited horse. II. metaph.
4>poijpd>[Aes,
<j>piiaYp.o,,
thought out, a contrivance, invention. must take <j>povTicrreov, verb. Adj. of Qpovrifa, one
care.
insolence, arrogance.
4>pvaY[xo-(7p.vaicos, ov, ((ppvayfta, ffepvos)
wanton
and haughty.
<}>povTUTTT|ptov, TO, (<f)povTi<u) a place for hard thinking, a thinking-shop, as the school of Socrates is called by Aristophanes. 4>povTumf|S, ov, 6, (Qpovrifa} a deep, hard thinker; tppOVTltJT^S TWV (AfTfUJpaJV Or (ppOVTlffT^S TO, /J-fTfWpa,
and
<j>pvaa-<rop.ai Att. -Trojiai, neigh, of a spirited horse.
f.
gou.ai,
II.
Dep. to snort metaph. to be
luanton, insolent.
<|>pvYciviop,ai, f. to*o/u Att. tovfiai, Dep. (<ppvyavov) to gather sticks for fuel. 4>pi)Yavio-p.6s, o, ((ppvyavifrfMi) a gathering of dry sticks for fu el, a collecting offirewood.
<j)pvYSvov[t>], TO, ((ppvyca)
a thinker on
speculative.
4>povTurriic6s,
Hence supra-terrestrial things. or for thinking, thoughtful, 77, ov, of

:
Adv. -KWS, thoughtfully, carefully. (contr. from irpo oSou, cj>pov8os, 77, ov, also os, ov I. as <ppoifj.iov from irpooifJLiov) gone away :
:
a dry
stick
dry
sticks for fztel, firewood, Lat.

inf.
: mostly in plur. sarmenta, virgulta.
$pvyr\va\,, aor. 2 pass.
of (ppvyoj.
[t]
of persons, gone, departed; c. part., tppovdoi [eiVt] otwKovris ere they are gone in pursuit of thee ; of the dead, (ppovdos e? Oavdiv thou art departed by death,
art
*PTTI'AO2,
6,
a finch, Lat. fringilla.
dead and gone
rnetaph. undone, ruined.
i.
of things, gone, vanished.
^pvYi-os, a, ov, (4>pu) Phrygian; 3?pvyioi VUJJLOI, &pvyia peXr} Phrygian music, i. e. music played on the flute, said to be invented by Marsyas, wilder than the music for the lyre. [iJ] Hence
4>pvYt-o-Ti, Adv. in the Phrygian mode.
4>povpd Ion. <J>potpT], 77. (cppovpos) a looking out, watch and ward, guard; (ppovpav o^cfj/ to keep watch; tppovpds qSfiv (sub. tveiea) to sing on i. a watch of the 3. ward, prison, guard. night. II. of men, a watch or guard, a garimprisonment. 2. at Sparta, a body of men destinedfor service, rison. a levy, conscription ; for (ppovpav (paivfiv, see (paivca. From <j>poupapXLa, 77, the post of commandant. c^poijp-apxos, o, (<ppovpa, o.p\ca} a commander of a watch, an officer or guard : the commandant of a garrison or fortress.
ftypovprjffa : Pass., f. med. -r)aop.ai in pass, sense: aor. i (ppovprj9r]v (<ppovp6s)' to keep wafcb or guard; ol (ppopovvrfs those on
Phrygian fashion ; of music,

:
in
<lPTTh
Dor.
a)
:
[0], also *PT'52fl Att. -TTCD aor. I f(ppva : Pass., aor. I

: :
f.
aor. 2 ((ppvyrjv [i5] to roast, toast, pf. irefppvyâi Hence broil : of the sun, to parch, Lat. torrere. <J>pVKTOS,
ed. in
\
II. as Subst.,
plur.
Tro\fjiioi
verb. Adj. roasted, toasted, parch77, ov, (ppvKTos, 6, a firebrand, torch: a signal fire, alarm-fire, beacon; <f>pvKTol a'lpovrai cs TOITOV fire-signals of an enemy's
f.
approach are made to a place.

:
4>povpo,
f.
770*0;
aor. I
4>pTjiCTCjp0),
77*70;,
((ppvKTQjpos) to give signals by
fire
j
Pass., ^(ppvKrwpriOijaav vrj($ irpoo-uXtovaai the
approach of ships was signalled or telegraphed by

alarm-fires.
II. trans, to watch, guard, the watch or guard. 2. to watch for, guard, keep : to garrison a place. observe. 3. Med., like (pvh.dffo'ou.ai, to be on one's guard against, beware of, c. ace. Hence <j>pot)pir)p.a, CITOS, TO, that which is watched or guarded;
Hence
77,
4>pvKTcop(a,
fires.
a giving signals by beacon or alarma night-watch to make fire-signals. 4>puKT-a>p6s, o, ((ppvKTus, ovpos) one who watches to
II.
give signals by beacons or alarm-fires.
Xfias fiovKuXcuv (ppovpr) p.ara the herdsmen's charge of II. a guard, cattle. garrison : also of a single
^PT'NH,
<PT'E,
<J>pij|;a)
man.
to
III.
watch, ward, guard; QpovprjfMi

6v, verb. Adj.
x etl/
a toad. [0] a Phrygian. gen. Qpvyos, Dor. ^w, fut. of <ppvyoj.

T),
o,
keep watch.
77,
<j>ptioxTa) Att.
-TTIO,
= Qpvyo}.
<bpovpt]Tos,
of (ppovpttu, watched,
io <j>pvx0Tjvai, aor. I pass,

<}>{),
of (ppvyoa.
disgust.
guarded.
faugh ! an exclamation of
770
<f>,
<j>vd,
Ep. for e'0v, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Dor. for (pirff.
uXdKccrcrt,
<j>uXaicY|,
77,
Ep. dat.
pi.
of
to flight; <J>VY&5, Adv. ($vyr]} like (poPovSc, horse to flight. fTpairev iirirovs he turned his
<tyvya$ed'j>,
f. o*cu,
((pvXdaeca) a watching or guarding, keeping watch or guard, watch or guard : in plur. a night-watch, Lat. excubiae ; tyvXavas %xeiv to mount
(<>u-yds)
o flzafo
one an
exile,
drive
exile,
the night-guard ; fyvXattas (pvXdrTfiv to
keep guard
from a
live in
country, banish.
II. intr. to
be
an
banishment.
watches.
or watch; rds (pvXatcds ftaraffTrjaaaOai to set the 2. a watch or guard, Lat. custodia: also
an exile or refugee; 5, 77, ov, (<pvyds)fitfor irpo0vf.ua the zeal of an exile.

the ;, ov, o, (<pvyflv, <u.yjpr\) fleeing from spear, unwarlike, cowardly. a fugitive, esp. a banished <}>OYds, dSos, o, 77, (<pvyciv) man, exile, refugee, Lat. exul, profugus ; Kardyeiv
\
guard or garrison of a place. 3. a watch-tower: a fortified post or station. 4. of time, a watch, esp. a K/afc of the night. a zyara?, prison, place of 5. II. a security. watching, guarding, keeping in
ward; Hx ftv
fyvXattfj to keep in custody: cx flv =(t)V ^ aTTfff âi to ta ke eec/ or care, 6e cautious ; Seivws ex ei!/ (pvXaKpai to be one's guard. straitly o <}>tiXaiaci>, f. ioca Att. 40), (<pvXaKrj) to throw into
^
^
also (pvXaK^v
<pvyd8as to recal the exiles; Karitvai or KareXOfii/ 2. a dewas said of their returning themselves.
serter.
j
colUt. form of <pcvy<u. Adv., contr. for QvyaSf, to flight. tY, Ep. for Z<pvy(, 3 sing. aor. 2 of <j>vyo). eiv Ion. <J>VYIV, aor. 2 inf. of <pfvyct>.
'to,
prison.
watched or
(<f>vyeiv} flight in battle, Lat. fuga : dat. 2. flight or escape hasty flight, hastily. from a thing, c. gen. ; voacav dfJirjxdvcav (pvyds u/îrecppaffrai he has devised means of escape from incuri], 7),
;,
(pv\a. <|>vXaKTOS, a, o^, verb. Adj. of <f>vXdff<rca, to be II. fyvXanreov kept. (from Me3. fyvAdo"0"Ofiai) one w?^s^ guard against. = <t>vXa, a guard. Hence <J>vXaKTTjp, Typos, 6, <j>CXaKTirjpiov, TO, a post for a garrison, a fort or
.
<j>vXaicos, o, poet, for
banishment, Lat. exilium; (pvyr/v 2. as a collective tpevyfiv to live in banishment. Noun <f>vyrj, = QvydSfs, a body of exiles or refugees. for fyvyri, 3 sing. aor. 2 of (pfvyoj. <j>\YT)O't, Ep.
able diseases.
II.
castle : an outpost, Lat. statio. 2 a safeguard, preservative, amulet : amongst the Jews, <pv\aKTrjpia were strips of parchment with a portion of the Law
;
written upon them, believed to be of efficacy against

evil spirits.
<j>vYo-8jivvos, o^, ((pvyeTv, 8}iviov) shunning the
cÔXaicTiKos,
|
77,
cv, (tyvXacaca) fit

II.
77,
marriage-bed.
<J>vY-8iKci>,
f. 770-<y,
preservative,
c.
gen.
cautious
for preserving, : Adv. -KWS.
(<j>vyeiv,
8^77) to shun a lawsuit:
<j>tXa, CLKOS,
o, also
(<pv\daacj) a watcher,
guard:
to dislike litigation.
<J>vYo- evos ov, (((>vy(iv, êvos) shunning strangers or guests, hence inhospitable.
>
'
sentinel, Lat. excubitor ; of <pv\aK(s the garrison; also body-guards. II. a guardian, keeper, pro-
tector,
<J>i}YO-irToXp.os, ov, poet, for <f>vyoir6Xe[tos, ($>vytiv,

roXf/jios)
<j>vXa^cts,
\dffffa).
governor; Dor.
fojs,
(j)vXa -rraidos a protector of the lad. for (pvXdeis, 2 sing. fut. of <j>v-
shunning war, cowardly.
iv, ovffa, ov, aor. 2 part,

;,
fo*d,
v,
of (pvyeiv. aor. 2 pass. part, of $u<u.
4>vXaîs,
ing.
II.
77, ((pvXdffffca} a watching, guard(from Med.) occasion for guarding
<}>tja, (<pevy<a) poet, for tpvy-q, flight, rout.

5, T),
Hence
against, caution.
<J>iiXapxc<>, tribe (<pvXr)).
f.
ov, flying, shy, scared.
770-0?,
<|>VT|
Dor.
<}>vd,
77, (<pvc>})
noble stature.
talents,
II.
:
growth, stature, fine growth, one's natural powers or parts,

III. the flower
<J>vX-apxos,
o,
command the contingent of a command the cavalry. From (ipvXrj, apx w ) tbe chief of a tribe
to
II. to
':
II.
a commander of cavalry.
Ep.
:
genius
for
nature.
or prime
inf.
of (fivXaaoo).
:
of age.
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of <j>in]vat, aor. 2 pass, inf of <pva}. aor. 2 opt. of <f>vca. <j>vtTjv,
<|>vrj,
(put'?;,
Att.-TTco
<j>voj.
fut.
<pvXdo)
: :
aor. i
!</>t/'-
Xaga Ep. (pvXaga pf. irt<pvXaKa GQUJ3.1, also f. med. <f>v\do/j.ai

pf.
Pass., f. (pvXaxQ'f)aor. I et^vXaÔr/v :
of sea-weed, weedy. <|>vKiov or ^>iJKtov, TO, ((pvfcos) sea-weed. (puKO-YciTcov, ovos, o, 77, (05/cos, yziTQjv^ near the sea-weed, dwelling by the sea.
ei',
4>vKiocis, etera,
(<pvteos} full
I. absol. to watch, be sleepless : irffpvXaynai : esp. to keep watch and ward, be on guard; VVKTO, II. trans. <f>v\d<Tff(iv to watch the night through. to watch, guard, keep, secure; (pvXarrdv TivoL dnu
nvos
j
to
*T"KO2,
guard one from

lie
a person or thing.
2. to
6os,
TO,
Lat.
II. wrack, tangle. from tyvKos, Lut.fucus.
sea-weed, seaa red paint or a[ye formed

!
FUCUS,
watch for,
in wa':t or
ambush for ;
3.
to
watch, wait
to pre-
for
j
or observe the right time.
metaph.
serve, keep,
;
maintain
4>vKTOS, 77, ov^QevKTos, verb. Adj. of Qtvyu, to be dmnned or II. escaped, that can be escaped. shunned, avoided.
sped oaths mand. on one's guard; used by Homer only
(pvXdcraciv op/cia to keep, re<pvXdoGiv CTTOS to observe a comIII. Med. to heed, take heed or care, be
;
in pf. pass.,
771
i. trc<pvXayfjifvos tlvai to be cautions, prudent. to keep a thing, bear it in mind or memory : c. inf. to
ms
,
>
t8os,
77
ace. <pi/Xoirtv
or
oif/)
the battle-cry, din
take care to do
(pvXdcraeoOai
of,
/UT)
TTOKIV to take care

3. c. ace. to
<j>i)}xa, (<pvca)
of battle, battle. a thing that grows upon the body, a

vo.rn.ica.
not to do, to
guard
against doing.
be on one's
tumour,
boil,
cancer, Lat. tuber,

2 inf.
against, shun, avoid; (pvXdffa'fffOai rovs iroXcftiovs to be on one's guard against the enemy. The Act. is sometimes
take heed, beiuare
guard
<j>0vai, aor.
of
fj,
tyixa.
4>v|-Avo)p, opos, o,
<j>vi]Xis, LOS
((pevyoj, avrjp) fleeing

T),
and
loos, 6,
(cpevyca')
men. [d] fugitive, shy,
used in the sense of the

<j>v\err]S, ov, 6, ((pvXr'i') man, Lat. tribulis.
<{)V\T|,
Med.
Tcowardly.
tribe,
one of the same
a tribes-
where one can take refuge

II. place of refuge. flee from or escape one.
4>v^l|AOs, ov, (fpcvycu) of places, whither one can flee, as Subst., <pvîp.ov, TO. a ;
c. ace., (pvîfJLOs
a union among the citizens of a 7). (<pvoj) a class or tribe formed according to blood, a clan or caste. 2. later, a union according to local habitation, a tribe, Lat. tribus, independent of connexion by blood. II. a division in an army, the soldiers of one (pvXrj also a certain number, a brigade, esp. of cavalry. v 4>T ArA, 77, a wild olive-tree. <j>v\\ds, aoos, T), ((pvXXov) a heap of leaves, a bed
state,
:
riva able to
<}>ti,s, fcas,
77,
4>upup,a, OZTOS, TO,

:
((pttycu^Qvyf), flight. that which (<f>vpa.(a)

:
is
mixed or
kneaded, paste, dough.

daca [a] aor. I eQvpaffa Ion. -rjea : 4>vpdo> Pass., aor. I f<pvpdOnv [d] Ion. -rjQrjv pf. irJ>vp7jpai lengthd. form of <pvpca, to mix up, mingle,
f.
: :
knead
metaph.
in
Med.,
or litter of leaves. II. the leaves, leafage, foliage of a tree metaph. of man, <pv\Xd8os 77877 Karatcap:
fpcurrds (pvpdaaaOat to one's lovers.

j
I
make up
[JiaXaKrjv (pojvrjv irpos rols a soft voice towards
<pofj,evr)s
when
2.
bis leaf
now becoming
sere
and wiI i
4>vpBir]v,
Adv.
f.
((pvpca)
tree or plant itself: a branch or bough. 4>uA\6iov, TO, (tpvXXov) in plur. green stuff, herbs, such as mint, parsley, etc., that were given into the
thered.
2 inf. pass, <j>t;pf|V(U, aor.
mixedly, in utter confusion. of <pvpca.

i
lOf'Pn,
(pt/pcrca
:
aor.
ftpvpaa
:
fut. irc<pvpao[Mii
aor. I ecpvpQrjv
: Pass., paullo-p. aor. i ccpvprjv [y] :
bargain
pafyavidcuv (pvXXeTa, radish-tops.

77,
ov, (<pv\Xov~) of leaves, made of leaves. From <j>iAAo|3oX&>, f. 770*0;, to shed the leaves.
4>i)XXivos,
to mix, mix up, mingle together, esp. 2. with something wet : hence to wet, soil, defile. to mix and knead dough 6 (pvpcav one who kneads
pf. iretyvpfMi
:
<}>vXXc-|36Xos, ov, (<pvXXov, /3aAV) shedding leaves. <j>v\X6-KOjAos, ov, (<pvXXov,Konr)) covered with leaves, thick-leaved, leafy.
bread, a baker.
II.
metaph.
to
mingle or jumble
together, confound, confuse : or disorder, [y]

<j>vs [v', aor. 2 part,
<j>t)cra, 775, 77, ((pv<a)
Pass, to be in confusion
foliage ; oi7]TT(p <pvXXcav yfverj, ToirjSe Kal dvSp(av as is the irXfKTd generation of leaves, so is also that of men 2. in pi. also flowers. <pvXXa wreathed leaves.
;
^T'AAON,
TO, a leaf;
in
plur. leaves,
<{>vXX6p-poos,
ov,
((pvXXov,
pew)
leaf-shedding.
;
Hence
4>uXXoppoo, f. 770*0;, to shed the Comic phrase, <f>vXXoppoev aaniSa
one's shield.
\
leaves
to
hence the
let
of (f)ioj: 6 <pvs a son. a pair of bellows, bellows. II. a breath, blast : of fire, a stream or jet. 4>i)o-a0ts, cfaa, eV, Dor. for <pvffrjOeis, aor. I pass, part, of (pvadoa. a bladder, <{>i)craXCs and <|>v<rttXXis, t'Sos, 77, (<ûo-aa)) II. a wind-instrument, a bubble, Lat. pustula.
<|>i}<raXos, o, (<pvcrdoj}
shed or
drop pipe, bagpipe.

a toad from
its
piiffi'ig itself
<j>uXX6-<rrp&>TOS, ov, and 4>vXXo-orTpo>s, gen. WTOS, ûp. [u] v, 77, ((pvXXov, ffTpuvvvfii) ftrewed or covered with <j)icras, aor. I part, of <pvca; 6 (pv<Tas one's father, [y] leaves. Dor. for tpvoijrrjpiov. <j>v<rixTT)pLov, TO, to blow, pujf, f. <J>\jXXo-4>6pos, ov, (QvXXov, tpepca) bearing leaves; fjaoj : (<pvaa) 4>vcrdco Ion. <pvXXo(popos dytuv a contest in which the prize is a either with the breath or with bellows: to snort, sniiff,
|
i
-o
crown of leaves.
<{>vXXo-xoe&>, leaves.
f.
770*0;,
((pvXXov,
x")
to
shed
like
4>i)Xo-Kpivea>, f. 770*0;, ((<>vXov, Kpivca) to distinguish races, choose by races.
II. trans. breathe; Sftvd <pvaav to snort furiously. puff or blow up, Lat. inflare; qvadv inionv to blow yaorrjp my up a bladder Pass., plqpf. eirecptaijTo belly was blown out; pf. part. irf(pvo"r]p.fvos, blown.
to
<f)
<J>vXov, TO, (<pvQ}') a stock, race, kind; <uAov 0eoV, 2. in plur. to denote a number of one yvvaiuwv.
kind, a troop, host, crowd, as, <pvXa Ofuiv,
(/>t)Aa
; <pvadv nva. to out, swoln. metaph. puff O\\Q up, make him vain : Pass, to be puffed up, elated. 4. 3. to blow out, spurt out, discharge. fv- to blow out a lamp. 5. to blow a wind-instrument.
2.
to cheat
vaiKwv, etc. a race of birds.

:
swarm of gnats
3. sex,
TO
<pv\ov opviOojv the -yvvaiKaov ff>v\ov the fe:
<j)vo-0), Ion. for
(pvadu
for <pv<j>u<reu>[xevos, Ion.
male
in a
sex.
more
II. a race, people, nation. III. restricted sense, a clan, tribe; tcarcL <pv\a
atup.fvos, pres. pass. part. Ion. for <pvoa. <j>vcnr], 77,
by races or dans.
or ûcnrjiia, CETOS, TO, (<pvffdcu) that which is blown bloivn out : a breath : any sound made by blowing or
C 2
772
a roaring, raging : of a horse, a snorting, <j>i5ra\ui, 77, (<pvri>v) a planted place, an orchard or a blowing forth blood. II. a vineyard, as opp. to corn-land (apovpa). of (pvffdca, one must blow up. plant, esp. of the vine. 4>ixrr]T60v, verb. Adj. an instrument for blow4>UTa\}uos, ov, (<^>UTOS) producing, nourishing, fos<j>xi(rTjTT|p, 77pos, 6, ((pvffdca) II. by nature, from one's birth; 2. a pair of bellows , a tering ; fatherly. ing, a blow-pipe or tube. apa KOI rjoOa <pvTa\iJ.ios Svffaicav wast thou thus fan for blowing fire. a pair miserable/rom thy birth? 4>vcr]Tif|piov Dor. <j>vo-arf|piov, TO, (cpvffdca) II. a plantaII. a wind-instrument. 4>t/Tia, 77, ((pvTcvcu] a planting. of bellows. tion ; or simply a plant. From 4>vo-iap.a, ctTOS, TO, a blowing, snorting. to blow, puff, <J>\Tv0v, Aeol. and Ep. for ((pvretdrjaav, 3 pi. aor. 4>iJcridco, Ep. part, (pvfftocav, ((pvadca)
snorting snuffing
:
'
(tffjuiros (pvffTjfui
puff up:
snort, breathe hard, pant. metaph. to elate,

l
II. transit, to
blow or
I pass,
of <uTevcu: but 4>vrv0v, aor.
pass. part,
is
make
vain.
neut. of <pvTevo}. <J>VTvp,a, aTos, TO, (<pvTfvw) that which
to be excited by eat<j>vo'iYY o JWU Pass, ((pvffiy) ing garlic, properly of fighting cocks of the Megarians, oSvvats TretyvffiyycafAevoi inflamed to fury with their woes, in allusion to the garlic grown in Megara
: :
planted,
a plant.
<J>vTVTfiptov, TO, a plant
grown
as a sucker, a seed:
cf.
<pvffiy.
<j>u<ri-Yvw|Atov, ov, gen. ovos,
= <pvGioyviafj.oJv.
From ling, Lat. planta, stolo. <j>VTija>, f. ao) : aor. i ((pvrevffa

revOijv
:
<j>vovy, 47705,
77,
((pvadca) the hollow stalk or clove
of garlic
life,
garlic
itself.
(pvto plant, trees or as opp. to dpoca (to sow). 2. meplants mostly taph. to beget; o fyvrevaas Trarrjp or o (pvTfvcras
pf. trf(pvT(V(jiai
:
Pass., aor. I
((pvrov)
<J>\icri-oos, ov, ((pvca, ^carj)
producing or sustaining
produced or imII.
life-giving. 4>t)o-iKos, 77, ov, ((pvffis) natural, planted by nature, inborn, native.
alone, the father ; ol (pvTevffavres the parents : Pass, to be begotten, to spring from parents. 3. II. to generally, to produce, bring about, cause.
longing
to external nature, physical, as opp. to moral, metaphysical, etc. to ^Tjcruo-yvcofJiovea}, f.rjffca, (<pvffioyva}îcav)
of or be- plant ground with trees ; <f>vTeveiv \capiov to plant a Pass., 777 Tf^vrtv^vr) land planted spot with trees: with trees.
</>vo*ts,
man
by his features,
77,
know or detect him

the art of judging
judge of <J>VT\TJ, 77, ((pvca) poet, for tion, race, tribe. by his looks.
his
stock,
genera-
<{>v<noYva>p,ovta,
i
a man by
features, physiognomy.
<j>i>o
<J>VTO-6pYos, 6v, poet, for (pvrovpyos. <j>vrov, TO, ((pvca) that which has grown, a plant,
II. a creature : of men, a deProperly neut. of <pvr6s. 2. <J>CTOS, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of <pvu, grown, growing. metaph. of a statue, made of the natural wood, native. <j>VTO-<rK<x<}>os, ov, (fyvTw, ffffdiTTOj) digging or delv-
ing of a man's character by

<j>t;cr toco,
f.
to- yvu)}jia)v, ov, gen. ovos, (cpvffis, yvufj-T)) his outward look.
judg-
tree, fruit-tree.
scendant, child.
waca, ((pvadca) to puff" up,
make proud.
<j>ikri6ci>v,
Ep. pres. part, of tpvaidca.
inborn quality, <|>vcris [y], ecus, 77, (cpvca) the nature, property or constitution of a person or thing ; Averts of numbers, Lat. dpiQfJiiav the nature, natural power vis; (pvfffcas d-rroffTrjvai xaXeirov it is hard ito part 2. of the mind, one's nature; from one's nature.
ing round plants
<f>vToa/(d<pos dvrjp
a gardener.
:
<j>vTO-air6pos, ov, (fyvrov, aTreipca) planting trees
metaph. begetting, (pvroaTrvpos,

cultivating plants or trees gardener, vine-dresser.
as Subst.,
:
6,
a father.
<J>VT-ovpYos poet. <J>\n-o-pY6s, ov, (<J>VTOV, *epyca)

as Subst., tyvrovpyos, 6,
II.
natural powers, parts, temper, disposition,
etc.
3.
a
:
the outward form, stature, look, Lat. species, like or Kara tyvfj. 4. natural order, nature ; <pvafi to vopca or Kara vo(pvffiv by nature, naturally, opp.
JJLOV
/3t'os
metaph. begetting
:
QvTovpyos,
o,
:
a father.
(by custom, conventionally)

(pvfffi
is
aTras o dvOpwrcav
Koi v6fjLoi$ SioiKfirai the whole life of regulated by the constitution of nature and by laws ; o Kara (pvaiv ddvaros a natural death, opp. to irapcl (pvcriv, contrary to nature; so, -npoSorrjs t II. natural origin, <pvcrecas a traitor by nature.
man
^T'H, fut. (pvooj [u] aor. I (pvffa in these tenses Causal, to bring forth, produce, make to grow; Tpi\as <pveiv to make hair grow ; <j)Viv irrepd to put forth, grow wings of a country, tpveiv /eapirov re Qcovfjua;
orov Kot dvSpas dyaOovs and brave men also to

:
to
produce excellent
:
fruits
beget, generate
i.
6 <f>vaas,
<f>veiv
the begetter, father.
melaph., (ppevas
:
to
III. a creature; Ovrjrr) birth; (pvfffi by birth. <pvffi9 mankind ; TroWot; tlvaXia (pvffis the creatures of the sea ; OrjXeia (pvffis woman-^zwc?.
4>iJcricoo-is, ecus,
77,
get understanding
tation.
Soas
<f>viv to get or
gain repu-.
f.
II. Pass,
and Med. (pvopai
(pvcropai
(<pvffioca)
<))VcrKT], 77,
((pvodca) the large intestine

((pvpca) a
a being puffed up, vanity. a sausage :

kind of barley-cake,
the sense of Pass, and Med. also belongs to intr. tenses of Act., aor. i e</>w, inf. (pvvai, part, (pvs, <f>vffa,
(}>vv
;
later in pass,
form
:
<pvi]v, <pvfjvai, <pveis
perf.
or black pudding. <J>VCTTTI or <|>vcrrr),

r.ot
TTf(pvKa, plqpf. fire(f)VKiv

!
Ep. 3
is
pi. pf. ir<pvaffi
for
T),
iretyvftdcri, part. Trecpvdus, irefyvvla,
irecpvKWTOS, for iretyv-
kneaded
firmly.
T).
KWS, -Kvta, -KOTOS
there
also
<j>uiTTi-s,
<x>$,
(<^vcu)
a progeny, race.
v, as if
from a
pres. Tre^v/cw
an Ep. redupl. impf. Ep. 3 piur. aor. 2

;
773
to H<pw for etpveav aor. 2 opt. <p\ji]v for (pvirjv grow, spring up or forth, come into being, be pro2. duced ; Sfvdpa iretyvKoTa trees growing there. of men, to be begotten or born, /*T) (pvvai vircq not to
: :
1
2. language, Lat. lingua. 3. a kind of language, dialect. Hence <|xovY|6ts Dor. 4>covdeis, tcroa, (v; contr. in neut.
of consonants. Lat. sermo.
II. the faculty
of speech, discourse,
have been born -were best: (pvvat or irfcpv/tcvai nvos plur. (fxavavra: sounding, speaking, gifted with to be born or descended from any one; o (pvs the son, speech: of wise sayings, (fxavavra avvfroiffi that have the wise speech to 3. to be so and so by opp. to u (pvffas the father. uttering a sound, tone or speech: ra (fxovrjtvra vowels opp. to dtpwva (consonants), nature, be formed so and so hence simply to be ;+ often used as a pres., 7 have See the pf. ir(<pvKa being been born, I am; plqpf. tnpvi(iv as impf., I had 4>u>VT||xa, aTos, TO, (cpoweoo) a sound made or uttered, 2. a thing spoken, wordy been born, I was ; so also aor. 2 ftpvv I am ; often voice. speech. expressed by an Adv., as, ra Sevrepa trffyvfce KpaTftf <j}covT|o-a, Ep. for (Qcuvrjffa, aor. I of (powew. it is the nature of second to prevail, i. e. they dat. pi. (pwpcri, Lat. FUR, ft 4>H'P, 6, gen. (fxupus, things naturally prevail. 4. c. dat. to fall to one by na- thief; (papuv Xifjirjv, a harbour at Athens, used ly be one's natural lot; dvOpanros irecpvfcous man smugglers. Hence ture, II. according to his nature, as he is. <}>a>pa, as, Ion. <j>ci}pTJ, rjs, 77, (<â;p) a theft.
\
4>o>Cs, i8os,
fj,
contr.
<j>cos,
(pcaoos: pi. ^cutScs, <><p8es:
((pus)
blister or weal,
caused by a burn, a burn,
blister,
^wicaia Ion.
^(OKaiciJS
-ai-rj,
77,
a city in Ionia.
to>s,
Hence
and ôaicaiTr]S, o, a Phocaean : fem. ^(OKCLUS, i'5os, a Phocaean woman. l>a>Kx>s, ecus, 6, (3<u/s) a Phocian. <i'KH, 77, a seal, sea-calf, Lat. phoca. &>Kti6s, 77, ov, (&&>KIS) of Phocis, Phocian.
Att. -ttcvs,
Pass., aor. I ((pwpaOrjv [d] : [a] to search after a thief, ((pupa): search a house to discover a theft: generally, to trace, Pass, to be caught, defected; c. detect, discover :
4>ci>pdco,
f.
dffca
:
pf.
ir(pujpdiJ.ai
part., (pcupaaQai K\eirrrjs
a thief;
uv to be convicted of being of things, apyvpiov ftpcapaOrj tgayofjievov specie was discovered to be in course of exportation.
<f>u>pir],
Ion. for 4>u>pa.
Phocis, a country on the Corinthian gulf, west of Boeotia. <t>wXds, d5os, 77, fem. Adj. ((pa\f6s) lurking in a hole : lying torpid in its den, epith. of the bear.
l>a>Ki$ (sub. 777), tiros,
77,
<|>copiafi6s, 6,
chest, trunk, coffer, esp. for clothes
and
linen.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
:
<f>o>pi5ios, a, ov, poet, for (pwpios, stolen.
<f>upios, ov, ((pup) stolen

<j>ws, 6,
secret, clandestine, illicit.

;
<j>o)\ios, o, Ep. for 0o>A.eos.
^flAEO'2,
<J><D\vu>,
f.
o,
with
irreg. plur.
(puXfd, ra, a den,
p<arwv
gen. <pcaTos ; dual (pure, (pcardv pi. Qwrfs, poet, for dvyp, (*<paaj, the Root of $rji*i) :
lair, hole, as of bears, foxes, mice.
man
4>cos,
a mortal, as opp. to a god. a light-giver, luminary. light, a door or window.

11.
fvaca, or (JxuXtco, f. r)0u, ((pwXfos) to lie hole or den : to lie torpid in a hole.
TO, contr. for <paos.
<|>a)<rTT|p,^/)os,o, ((pus}
<j>a)vais, Aeol.
<j>u>va<r<u,
and Dor.
(pcovrjaai, aor. I inf.
metaph. an opening for

o
Dor. for
f.
4>cova<TK,
Tjaca,
(fyoivaaKus) to practise or culti-
vate one's voice, learn to sing or declaim. 4>(dvao*Kia, 77, practice of the voice.
cjwov-ao-Kos, 6v,
((jxavr], aa/fe'cu)
Hence
as 4>cocr-c|>cpos, ov, (<pu>s, <pfpca) bringing light ; Subst., <pwa(f>6pos, 6, with or without darrjp, the light2. bringer, Lat. Lucifer, i. e. the morning-star.
<pojff<f)<jpoi
Kupat, the eyeball that gives

II.
him
light,
of
:
practising the voice.
the Cyclops' eye.
<j>a>v6vvTS, <}>a)Vt)vTa, Dor.

pres. part,
4>cov4co,
torch-bearing. <t>a>T-a-ya)-y6s, ov, ((pws, dyo}) guiding with a light

(pajrayarfus (sub. Ovpa),
77,
from
f.
an opening for
light,
rjffoj,
(<f)(wrj)
to
produce an articulate
window.
4>wTfiv6s,
<J>CL)TLOL>,
f.
sound or tone
of men, to speak loud or clearly, to : call out, cry, pronounce ; with a neut. Adj., to have the loudest voice. 2. of animals,
to cry.
3. to
77,
tacu Att.
II.
6v, ((pus) shining bright, giving light. ja), ($ws) intr. to shine, give
transit, to
light,
beam.
2.
sound
sweetly.
sound : of a musical instrument, to 4. Ta (fxavovvra the vowels, like rd

II. c.
known.
metaph.
bring to light, make to enlighten, instruct, teach:

II.
Pass, to be enlightened or instructed.
ace. pers. to speak to, accost, address : to call by name, call to, cry to, call upon : c. ace. pers. et inf. to bid, command one to do. III.
c.
an enlightening. that which enlightens, illumination, light.
ace. rei, to speak of.
nNH'.
Lat. vox
:
a sound, tone: mostly of men, the voice, ?), a loud clear voice, a cry; Qowriv prjyvvvat
to utter a clear, articulate sound. 2. the voice or cry of animals. 3. sound : the sound of musical instruments. 4. any articulate sound, as opp. to
inarticulate (i//6<pos)
;
X
X,
X X^
T<^>
indecl.,
:
a vowel-sound,
as opp. to that
Greek alphabet
as
twenty-second letter of the numeral x' = 600, but ,x =*
774
6oo,coo
:
X a8e
also in Inscr.
XAAA'fl.
of
VUQ) to rejoice in one's rejoice at, be delighted with, take pleasure in a thing ; also, \aipfLV ytACWTI to one's 707 by laughter ; more rarely c. ace. pers.
~xa.ipf.iv
stands
as
first
letter
delighted or pleased ;
X'Aiot, 1000.
I. Dor. Changes of x> esp. in the dialects : II. Ion. very freq. for 0, as opvixos for opviOos. into K, as otKo/j,ai KiQwv KvBpa for 5e'xo/âi \IT<JJV
mind.
2. c. dat.
/*o
as,
xaipo) Se a'
fvrvxovvra I
rejoice at
your pro-
Xvrpa.
III.
put before A, as -)(\aiva for AatVa,

a double
sperity.
3. c. part.,
XAtcrpos for Ampos.
Like
lone;
(p,
consonant,
x was sometimes considered as so as to make a short syllable
before
it
position, as in (patoîrcav. Xa8c, Ep. for cxaSe, 3 sing. aor. 2 of x av XaBelv Ep. xS8iv, aor. 2 inf. of x avo ^ VOJ
by
^
-
vo} -
Ep. fut. KSKao-qaa: Ep. aor. i KeKaoov, for to force to retire from, bereave of a thing, II. Med. xa-o|xai f. c. xo"o/iat Ep. x a &gen. aor. I t\a.aaiLT]v Ep. 3 sing. -xaaao.ro, Ep. ffofjai there is also Ep. 3 pi. KeitaoovTO part. x a(rff(*'tlfvos
XA'ZH,
v:
Kfx a
having heard, thou rejoicest at seeing the light. 4. with the pres. i g use ^ also in sense of part., <pi\eaj, to delight in doing, to be wont to do. II. often with a negat., ov x ai P'h cffLS thou wilt or shall not rejoice, i.e. thou shalt pay dearly for it, shalt repent; so also part. ' \aipcav with impunity ; ov xa l P OVTS "âAAaêre ye shall not get off with impunity. III. the imperat. Xafpe is a common form cf greeting, either at meet-
xat'p <u dovcras 7 rejoice at am glad to hear; xa 'P LS ^P^ v 0^ s
xa^
'
from a redupl. aor.

"21/5
Kîcaouv
/o
way, g'zW ground,

absol.,
2.
draw
retire:
craVo;
c.
xC
or shrink back, recoil, 60"^ at /0 retire or retreat
ing, hail, welcome, Lat. salve; or at parting, farewell, Lat. vale; so in part., \aip<av Wifare-thee-well. IV. ' inf. x a l P fiV > i n phrase x ai (LV Aeô; (rot, is used as a P ' like x a ?P TLVCL x a i P (lv having greeting
>
back. irvKawv
gen. to draw back or retire from; xaeaOai to retire from the gates ; \aâ9ai
krapojv tls tQvos to retire into the troop of his companions. 3. in Att. c. inf. to doubt, scruple, hesitate, fear to do. XATNIi, seldom used in pres. and impf., XA'SKQ, farewell to one; also in 3 sing, i-mperat. xa 'P* TO} \a0Kov being used instead fut. \avovp.ai : aor. 2 epperoj, lei it go, away with it, a murrain with it.
, :
; so at the beginning of stood alone, as, Kupos Kvagapy Xaiptiv [sc. At'7t], Lat. salvere jubet, salutem ' dicit. 2. in bad sense, x a L P flv * LV or K(\Viv to to a person or thing, to renounce, set at say farewell "' e "/ TIVI to bid a long naught; iroAAd xa 'P lv
bid one welcome orfareivell
letters the inf. usually
fX&vov: pf. Kxr)va, with pres. sense: to yawn, gape, open wide; Tore poi x^ v l fvpf?a \Q(av then may of a earth yawn wide for me to open the mouth
:
:
XAI'TH,
plur.
:
also
both 77, long flowing hair, a horse's mane ; later also a

II.
in sing,
lion's
and
mane,
Lzt.jitba.
of trees, like Lat. coma, leaves,

tv,
II. in Comic Poets, to foliage. Hence wound, to gape, yawn. X<UTT|IS Dor. -acts, fffffa, gape or yawn from weariness or in eager expectation; ol K^xrfviiT^s hair : also with a long mane. ova KZ\T]vkvai to look gaping up
;
with long flowing
gapers, starers : x afffcfiv ^P" 5 Tl to g aP e or x affKflv irpos nva to gape in greedily after a thing also to gape wonder or admiration at a person III. to open the mouth to about, stare about. speak, to utter, pronounce, Lat. hiscere, c. ace.: Sfivd
; :
^^
= x c" T77> hair, the plume of a helmet. Dor. for x 7?^- ?XA'AAZA", 775,17, hail: a hail-shower, hail-storm: metaph. any shower, sleet, a pelting storm, a shower II. a small pimple or tubercle. of stones or arrows,
XatTco(j,a,
XaXd,
17,
prjfiara
Kara TIVOS \avuv
to speak foul
words against
Hence
XoAaijdco, to hail.
Xa\a|-7rir|S, thick as hail.
es, II. to
any one.
have pimples or tubercles.

as
XATO5,
a, ov, genuine, true, good, staunch. Xatpecnce, 3 sing. Ion. impf. of xaipw. XcupTia>, f. aca, (xafpe) to greet. Hence
(xaAaa, eVos) hurling abuse

fff<ra, ev,
XaXa^Tjeis Dor. -acts,
(xaAaîa) /zê hail,

/3aAefi/), to strike
XatpeTto-jxos, ov, o, a greeting. ojv, oVos, 17, (xcupcw) joy, delight, formed like
thick as hail, pelting, pitiless.
XdAao-po\G>,
with hail.
f.
170-0;,
(xaAaâ,
-
Dor. for
Xttipovrwv, 3
x a P (tv
l
'
inf-
of
xa 'P cu
XaXatvco, poet, for

,
x -^ 03
Xaipoura, Dor. for xa'pouaa,pres.

pi.
part. fern.
a, ov,
(xaAdw) slackened, loosened,

:
slack;
XAJL'Pn
f.
imperat. of ^cupM. xc^P^ffw Ep. /fxap77(r<y: pf.

'
KOTV\rjo6jv a loose, supple joint
of music,
Ep. part. Kex&pr]ujs:
Med., fut. xap{//nat: Ep- aor 1 eX^P^^î 3 sul g- X*]P aTO an<^ from a redupl. aor. 2 and pi. Kf)(<ltp6ftijv the 3 pi. ind. Kexopovro, 3 sing, opt. Kexapoiro, K^xapoiaro : Pass., in same sense as Act., fut. x&P'n ffo lJ ni Ep- paullo-p. fut. Kex&P'h ao lJ at:
'
languid, effeminate. XfiXapoTT)S, 17x0$,
Hence
17,
XA"AA'I1
Xaaaa, Dor.
f.
aaoj [a]
slackness, looseness. aor. I

:
part.
:
xa ^ n
ais
'>
pf-
aor. 2 ex.apT]v [a], Ep. 3 sing.
X^P
/'
op 1 X a P f l7) v
-
'
>
ni f-
I. transit. aor. I fxo-\acrOr]v pf. Kf\d\affât : /o wa&e s/acyt or loose, slacken, loosen ; xa Aai/ roâ v to slack the reins ; /o unstring the bow i^t'as x a
;
\aprfvai, part, \aptis: pf.
/ecxapr]fj.ai., later
:
KfxPlJ aL: XaAai'

glad, be
let
rro8a ô s/ac/t the sheet of the sail.

let fall
Ep. 3
pi.
plqpf. KfxaprivTO
/o rejoice, be
down,
or droop; ptTOJirov
xa
^v
2.
t
to
smoo'h
775
the brow.
3.
to lei loose, loose, release;
or K\?]Sas xaAav to loose the bar or bolts. II. intr. to betaph. to relax, let go, give up. come slack or loose : to gape, stand wide open. 2.
rnetaph. c. gen. to relax or leave cease from. 3. c. dat. to give
off"
K\f Opa 4. met
XaXtvow,
f.
wao), to bridle or bit a horse
Pass, to
be bridled or curbed.
Hence
XaXCvoxris, ea;s, 77, a bridling, [f] XaXivo)TT|pia, rd, (xaXivoca) cables or ropes to
ships to the shore.
moor
from a thing, to way or yield to any
any one, pardon him. 4,, caementum. [a] Pass., like the give in, yield : intr. usage, to be loosened or slackened. XaXts, tos, o, (xaAaa;) sheer wine, Lat. merum. II. an XaXSaios, 6, a Cbaldaean. X5Xi<|>pova), f. rjaca, (xaAi<po;j/) to be light-minded, astrologer, Hence caster of nativities, since the Chaldaeans were much flighty, silly. Hence 77, levity, thoughtlessness, rashness. given to such pursuits. XaX8auTTi, Adv. in the Chaldee tongue. , ovos, o, 77, (xaAdcu, <j>prjv) light-minded,
:
one
to be indulgent to
XA'AIS, YKOS, o and 7), a small stone, pebble : as a collection, gravel, rubbish for filling up, rubble, Lat.
absol., like ewetv, to
XaX-eip,ds, a5os, 77, (xaAacw, ef/ua) Lat. laxivestis, loose-robed, ungirt. ~ Xa\6iratva>, f. avu>: aor. I exaXe-rrrjva, pass. Xa
\firdv9ijv
:
flighty, thoughtless.
XaXic-dpp.aTOS, ov, (xaA/cos, chariot, epith. of Mars.
ap/to)
with
brasen
(xaAcTros)
to be
bard, sore, grievous,
XaXK-curms,
shield.
tSos, o,
77,
(xaAtfos, do*7ns) with brasen

tos,
severe, of violent storms, Lat. i ngravescere : metaph. of men, to deal severely or harshly, to be harsh, ill-
tempered
~x.a.Xs-na.iveiv
;
nvi
to be embittered or
'
shew
XaXK-eyxTlS, brasen lance.
es,
gen.
(xaXrcus,
e7X os )
w *th
harshness towards one
x a^ f7ra ivfiv km
TLVL to be
irpos aX\rj-
XaXiceiov Ion. -T|tov, TO, (xaA/efva>) a smith's shop,
angry
II. anything made forge, smithy, Lat. officina. \ovs to be angry or grow embittered towards one of copper : i. a i. a copper vessel, caldron. another. concave copper reflector in a lamp. 3. a copper XciXcirfjvai, aor. I inf. of xa\CTraivo}. Strictly neut. from badge. XaXicsios, a, ov Ion. xaXK-fjios, f}, ov, poet, for X^~ Xa\6TTT|pTjs, ts, poet, for xaXcTros.
at a
thing
Med., xaAejran/eorflcu
XAAEIIO'2
[a],
77,
6v,
hard
to bear, sore, severe,
grievous; TO x aXfirov rov irvfvfMTos the severity of the wind ; rci x a ^- e 2. hard hardships, sufferings. to do or deal with, difficult, troublesome. 3. difficult, dangerous. 4. of approaches, difficult, rough, II. of persons, hard to deal with, rugged, steep. T *P OL bitterer enemies : bitter, hostile, angry; ol x a ^* 2. harsh, mischievous, dangerous, troublesome. cruel : of judges, severe, rigid, strict. 3. ill-temHence pered, angry, testy, morose.
Kfos, (\a\Kos) of brass, brasen. XctXic-cXaTos, ov, (xaA/ros, f\avvca) poet, for
xa ^-~
KTjXaros.
as, poet.'fem. of xaA/reV/3A.os.
os, ov, (xaA/cos, fufioXov) with brasen beak or prow, of a ship. XdXK-6VTT|s, es, (xa\os, fVTea) armed with brass. Xa\K66-yo|x<}>os, ov, (xd\Kos, 70^0$) fastened with brasen nails.
XotXeiroTTjs, 777-05, 77, difficulty, roughness, ruggedII. of persons, harshness, severity, ness. rigour. ' r v XaXeirrco, f. \\jca : Pass., aor. I fxa l poet,
tceos,
Xa,XicO-0a>pa, a/cos, Ep. -Gwpi]^, T^/COS, 0wpa} with brasen breastplate.
o,
77
(xÂ-
^^^
XaXKeo-KapSios, ov, (xd\fceo$, Kapoia) with heart of brass.

;,
,
for xaXeitaivu, to deal harshly with, oppress, distress, harass : also to bring low, humble. 2. to provoke, II. intr. to be enrage, irritate. angry, irritated.
ov,
ov,
(xaAeos, Trc'â) brass-footed. (xd\Kos, otrXov) with arms or

:
armour of brass.
X&XKEOS, ea Ion.
KOVS,
os):
77,
Xa\irw, Dor.
for
XaXeirais, Adv. of
xa ^ eir v, xa^ f !TOS

'
XaXfirats rjv, c. inf., scarcely, Lat. aegre.

cruelly, harshly.
it
was
gen. of xaAeTros. hardly, with difficulty; 2. difficult to do.

II.
fov contr. \a.\(77, coi/, also 60S, ovv: poet. x<*XKeu>s Ion. -T|tos, 77, ov: (x<*Aof copper or bronze, brasen, Lat. aeneus;
;
of persons, severely,
2. angrily, bitterly; x<*Xfnu)s fyt-
pftv TI, Lat.
aegre, graviter ferre, to bear a thing ill. XctXcTrwTC-pov, -WTO/TO,, Comp. and Sup. of xaAcTrcDs. X<xXi-KpuTOS Ion. x<*XC-Kpif]TOS, ov, (xaAts, Kepdv-
Kfos Zeus a brasen statue of Jove xÂ/ffi 2. metaph., Ttj/d to raise a brasen statue to one. /z'/te brass, hard, stout; x a ^ KfOV ?] TOPi a heart of brass ; x a^ KOS vnvos a brasen sleep, i. e. sleep of
death.
unmixed, of wine, Lat. merus. ^Y^' ^ J7" a; (x^Xivos, dyai) to guide with or as with a bridle : hence to curb, restrain. XaXtvos, o, irreg. pi. xa ^ 4I/ T (x a ^^) a bridle, csp. the bit of a bridle; x a ^ iv ^ v fvSaKttv to champ the
bit; \aAtrovs Siduvai to give a horse the rein.
2.
XaXKeo-rcux^s,
brass.
cs,
(xdXKfos, TeCx os )
n ftrms of
metaph. of anything which curbs or compels; the curb imposed by Jove.
A.IUS
XaXKo-4)&)vos, ov, (xd\Keos, ^xavrf) with voice of i. e. ringing strong and clear. made of Xa.Xi<6Vjxa, GTOS, TO, (xaA/fcuw) anything brass, a brasen instrument or implement : a weapon, etc. in plur. brasen bonds. a o, (xaA#ucu) a worker in copper,
brass,
:
776
2. more generally, a worker in coppersmith, brasier. metal, smith, even of a goldsmith ; esp. a blacksmith.
,
ov, 6,
(xa\Kus, /x/Tpa) with girdle
XaXicevTTjs, ov, o, (xaAeva;)
xaA#evs
metaph. a
of brass. Xa\KO-va>TOS,
Xa\KO-7raY"r|S,
brass.
ov,
cs,
forger.
(xa\Kos, vwroi) brass-backed. (xa\K6s, irayfjvai) compacted of
XctXiceimKos, 77, ov, ty or for the brasier or his art: skilled in metal-working: 77 x&Atfetm/7 (sub. TCX^), the smith's art or trade.
XaXKcvros, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of of copper or metal.
^^
6
Xa\KO-irapT)Os Dor. -irapaos, ov, (xa\icus, trapfia) with cheeks or sides of brass, epith. of helmets.
XaAKo-ireSos, ov, (xaAos, TreSov) withfloor of brass. XaXKo-irXevpos, ov, (xa\te6s, irAeupa) with sides of brass, of an urn.
XaXKO-irXt]0T|S, e's, gen. eos, (xaXtcos, TrAôs) filled with brass, armed all in brass.
"*
wrought
XaXKvto,
intr. to be
f.
aca,
metal, toforge :
Pass, to be
(xaA/fos) /o ma&<? </ copper or of II. wrought orforged.
a smith, work as a smith, ply the hammer or forge ; TO xa Xfeevfiv the smith's art. = xa ^ K f i v a forge smithy. X<iXiceu>v, cDôs, 6, XaXiajSwv, oVos, o, (xAos) chalcedony, name of a gem like an onyx.
i i
ffoj)
XaXKo-irXirjKTOS Dor. -irXaKTOs, ov, (xAtfos, TrA?^forged or welded of brass.

XaXico-Trovs,
:
/,
5,
TO, Ion. for \aXKttov. ov. Ion. for xAetos. 77,

also xo-Xic-eXaTOS, ov, (xctA/ros, lAavout of brass, of beaten brass.
TroSos (xaA/fos, o, 77, -TTOUI', TO ; gen. II. brasen-footed, with brasen tramp. with steps of brass, brasen.
TTOUS)
XaXKo-irvXos,
or bronze.
ov, (xaAtfos, TryA??)
with gates of brass
vo}) forged
XAAKO'2,
called
ov, o, brass, or rather copper, Lat. aes,
XaXicTjpTjs, es, gen. eos, (xaA/cos, apapetv) furnished with brass : of spears and arrows, tipped with brass.
XaXKi-oiicos, ov, (xAos, oF/cos) dwelling in a brasen house or shrine. XO.XKIOV, TO, (xaA/cos) a copper utensil, vessel, im-
plement. Xa\Kis,
2.
t5os,
77,
copper money, copper coin. a bird of prey.
from its colour tpvOpos and atdoj//. Copper was the first metal that was wrought, and hence was used as a name for metal in general XaA/<:os and afterwards, when iron began to be worked, the, word x a ^ Kl s was used for aiorjpos. Later, xAos was applied to bronze, a mixture of copper with tin, which was the chief metal used by the ancients in the
; ~'
XaXias, tSos, 77, Chalcis, a city in Euboea, said to have its name/rom neighbouring copper-mines. XaXKOapTjs, es, gen. eos, poet, lengthd. form for
XaXKTiprjs.
arts.
II.
in the Poets,
or metal, esp. of brasen
XaXKO-(TKXT|S,
brass.
es,
anything made of brass a brasen vessel, urn. (xaA/cos, o"eAos) with legs of
arms:
also
[a]
XaXKO~papT|S, es, gen. eos, (x<a\K<js, /Sdpos) heavy or loaded with brass.
XaXKO-<rTe4>2.vos, ov, (xaAtfJs, oTe</>aj/os) crowned or compassed with brass.
XaXKo^dpeia, used as fern, of xa ^ K @ a P'h s X<iXKO-paTT]S, es, gen. eos, (xA/cos, ffaivaj) standing on brass, with foundation of brass, with brasen
'
mouth.
XaXico-o-TOjios, ov, (xaAwos, ffTo/za) with II. with edge or point of brass.
brasen
base.
XaXico-j36as, ov,o, (xaA#os, /SOT)) with voice of brass. XaXio--yV6ios, cv, (xaA/cos, yeveiov}, and x a Xicoyevus, v, gen. uos, (xaA/cos, ytvvs) with teeth of brass.
X<xXKO--yXa>xtv tvos, 6, 77, (xaA/fos, -yAwxts) with point or barbs of brass. XaAxo-SalSaXos, ov, (xA/ros, oaiod\\o}) inlaid II. act. working in brass. with brass.
X<iXico-TVKTOs, ov, (xaAtfos, Tewx<^) made of brass. XaXico-TVXT|S, e's,(xaAos, Tevxos) in brasen armour. XaXico-Toljos, ov, (x A/cos, TOOV) with brasen boiv.
XotXKOTOpeaj,
f.
rjaca,
to
form
or
mould of
brass.
From
XaXico-TOpos, ov, (xAos, Teipca) wrought of brass. XdXKO-TViros, ov, (xaAos, TUTTTCO) beating or working copper: as Subst., -âXKorv-nos, 6, a worker in copper, coppersmith: generally, a smith. 2. striking brass together, beating the cymbals, of the II. x a ^ KOT ^ 1TOS ov pass., priests of Cybele. struck with brass, inflicted with brasen arms. XaXK-oCp-yos, o, (xÂ/cos, *pyaj) a coppersmith.
,
XaXKO-8dn.as,avTos,o,77,(xaA/cos, Sa/zaeu) subduing,

\.
e.
sharpening brass.
>
Xa-Xico-SeTOS, ov,
(xAos,
77,
Se'cu)
brass-bound.
9d>pa.} = xa^-^^~
X<iXKO-9wpa^,
a/cos, u,
(xÂ/fos,
dwpa, with brasen
breastplate.
o,
77,
XaXicoOs,
Kvrjpis')
77,
ovv, Att. contr.
XaXico-KVTip,is, i5os, greaves of brass.
(xaAôs,
with
as Subst., x a ^ K v s > "> than a farthing.
from xÂ/ceos. a copper coin, somewhat
II.
less
XaXKO-Kopvo-TTjs, ov, u, (xaA/fos, Kopvffaoi) as masc. Adj., with or in brasen armour. XaXico-KpOTOs, ov, (xa\Kus, ttp&f&w) sounding or
rattling with brass : of horses, brasen-hoofed. beaten or forged of brass.
II.
X<iXKO-<}>aXapos, ov, (xA/fos, <pa\apcC) adorned or
ornamented with brass or copper. XaXK6<|>i, Ep. for x a ^ K v> g en

-
[</>a]
Xa ^ K
^>
XdXKO-xapjJLTjs, ov, 6, (xÂ/cos,
xop^) fighting
I/
in
brasen armour.
(Deriv.
X<iXKo-Xvj3avov, Tu,fine or glowing brass.

uncertain.)
XO-XKo-xiTtov,
coi/os, 6, 77,
(xaAos, x iTc^
brasen-
coated, brass-clad.
777
,
ov, (XO.\KUS,
x /a>)
cast
n copper or
:
Xavavatos,
a,
ov,
Canaanitish,
of Canaan:
;
as
7),
brass.
Subst., "Kavavaios, 6,
),
a Canaanite
:
Xai/ai/cua,
a
:
(xaAtfos) to cover with brass ' aor. I pass. part. x a ^ K01 ^ e l5 f dad in brass. to make in brass or bronze.
f.
WCTOJ,
Canaanitish woman.
II.
See Kavavirrjs.
:
pf.
XavSavco, fut. x^ iffofMi aor. 2 fx^ ov Ep. x^Soi' with pres. sense Kexav $a Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. with
'
XaXKUfia, QTOS, TO, (xaAocy) anything made of bronze or copper, a brasen vessel or instrument. XaXvf38uc6s, 17, ov, (xaAv^) o/ ste/; TO ya\v&i KOV steel.
poet, for "xaXvifj, fteel. in /, u/3os, o, on* o/ the nation of the Chalybes II. as Pontus, famous for the working of steel.
o,
' zn, comprise, ô/rf, /a/t impf. sense Kfx av ^ l contain, c ftfrpa x av âvc KprjTrjp the bowl 2>e/J six measures : ou eSyi/T/o-aTO iraaas alyiaXos vrjas xSe-
the beach could not hold all the ships. XavSov, Adv., (xaivoj) gaping, with mouth wide open : metaph. greedily, eagerly.
cii'
,
aor. 2 inf.
hardened iron, steel. Xd|id8ts [ACI], Adv. (xa/ncu) poet, for xa/*a(X " *b e ground, to the ground. Xdjj.a.e, Adv. (xct/xcu) to the ground, on the ground, Lat. humi. XajJ.a0V, Adv. (xafMi)from the ground. W 2. MAI', Adv. on the earth, on the ground.
appellat., "xaXvifj, vfios, o,
X<ivoi [a] , 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of \ahnt. [a], eos, TO, Chaos, Space, personified by Hesiod, who represents Chaos as the first state of
XA'O2
existence, the rude unformed mass. space, the atmosphere : later any wide,
2. infinite
empty space,
XA
a gulf, chasm.
Xclos, ov, like x^" 05 genuine, true, good.
*
like
xa/M^f, Lat. humi,

cs,
to the
ground,
to earth.
gen. cos, (xa/xcu, yeveaOai) earthXajxai-YVT)S, born, sprung from the soil.
with (xaprjvai) joy, delight, pleasure; joy gen. joy in or at a thing. \a.pa.y\i&, aros, TO, (xapdaffoa) any mark imprinted:
Xapd,
:
77,
xP?
c.
Xap-ai-ewas, aSos, poet. fern, of sq. [at metri grat.] Xdfjuu-cvvrjs, ov, 6, (xa.fj.ai, tvvrj) making one's bed or lair on the ground, [at metri grat.]
2. a graven mark X- extSi/j/s the serpent's bite. or line, character, inscription. XapdSpa Ion. x a pd8pT], ), (xapaffffoJ) like xtifiap-
ground:
XQH-cuT]Xos, ov, (x/xt) growing low or near the generally, low : 6 xa/î'CyAos (sub. ditppos), a low stool. II. metaph. ybno? of mean things, humble ; TO xafJiai^Xov humility. f. 170*0;, to lie, make one's bed on the X<p-cuKoiTo>,
pos,
a mountain-stream, torrent, which cuts itself (xapaaafi) a way down the mountain-side, 'Lat. torrens. II. the bed of such a stream, a deep gully;
rift,
ravine.
Hence
ground.
From
making
XajJtai-KOiTTjs, ov, 6, (xa/tat, Koirrf) lying or one's bed on the ground.
XapaSpaios, a, ov, of or from a mountain-torrent. XapaSpios, 6, (xapaopa) a bird dwelling in clefts (xapaSpcu) whence its name, the curlew.
XapaSpoco, f. wffca : Pass., aor. I kx^po-^f^fiv pfto tear up into clefts : /cexapaSpcu/xai : (xapdSpa) : Pass, to be broken into clefts by mountain-streams, to be full of ravines and gullies ;
a country intersected with ravines.
'
XaficuXexTis, &, gen

KOITTJS.
cos, (xa/ât,- Ac'xos)
= xâi-
Xa|xai-X4a)v, OVTOS, o, (xa/*cu, Acou/) Ate chameleon, a kind of lizard known for changing its colour.
XajAcuireTco), f. Tyoui, to fall (o the ground; yvwp.a XafAanrtToiaa, a thought thatfalls to the ground. From
Xapdxoco,
fortify.
f.
ajffca,
(xp a
pole round, palisade,

stake.
II. to
prop with a pole or
Xap,cu-iTTT|s, c's, (xâ/, ing to or on Ate earth;
IIET- Root of mrtrai) fall'7
xMat7rT
s iriirrtiv 2.
earth : fallen, prostrate in the dust.
to fall to lying or sleep-
II. me3. on Ate ground. ing on the ground. tzph. falling to the ground, coming to naught fruitless. Dor. for xaAt a"T""oiio'a, part. fern.
,
X<xfAai-rvTreiov, TO, (xa/itat, TUTTCO')

\a,p.-fpTVT[s,
S,
brothel.
XapaKTTjp, 77pos, o, (xapaffaca) that which is cut in or marked, the impress or stamp on coins, seals, etc. ; XapaKTrjpa. cTTfnPd\\civ nvi to set a stamp upon a 2. metaph. the mark or token impressed thing. on a person or thing, a characteristic, distinctive mark, character ; dvSpav ouSets x aPaKT 'IP tpvcQvKC adufMTi no outward mark has been impressed by nature on the person of men. 3. a likeness,
image, exact representation. XapaKTOs, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of notched, like a saw.
XapaKcop-o, aTos, TO, (xapa/fooi) or palisaded, a fortified camp. palisade, Lat. vallum.
Xapdicaxris,
<^s, 77,
(xafiat,
fpnoai)
creeping
on
the
ground, grovelling.
for
v'n^ (X a ^ at/> ^1/77) a 6fc? on XajA-tivT), 77, the ground, pallet-bed, truckle-bed. II. a bedstead.
x a tJLat
xaPaaffM
>
cut
"l
>
a pallet-bed. 2. Xap.TjX6s, 17, oi/, (xa/zat) on ê ground. diminutive, trifling : metaph. /ow, mean. v ->froni Xap.69ev, Adv. (xaftat) later form for x a
Xtt|a.-vvts, iSos, ?), (xa/aat, CUT/T?) a /ow/ &/,
a place paled round II. a paling, a fencing with

pales,
^^
(xapajfvca)
a palisading, fortifying. a pointed stake : T), (xapdffffcu) X<ipag, aos, a vine-prop, vine-pole. II. a pale used in fortify2. ing the rampart of a camp, Lat. vallus : hence
o, also
the
ground.
77,
Xap.\j/ai, of, the
\a.v,
Egyptian name Dor. for xfyt a goose.
for crocodiles.
Cc
778
collectively,
a place paled
Att. -rrto
:
in,
a fortified camp, Lat.

o>
:
vallum.
w
XA PA'22,fl
I
f.
aor. I
:
lxapaa
to make pf. Keâpayîai xapdx6f]v sharp or pointed, sharpen : Pass, to be notched or 2. metaph. to exasjagged: of eyes, to sparkle. : Pass, to be irritated, exasperate, irritate, provoke III. \l. to cut byfurrows, furrow, plough. perated.
Pass., aor.
to engrave, inscribe. Xap^vai, aor. I inf. pass, of x^/pcw. fut of xcpcu. Xoip'HO'op.ai, later
Xapt-8wTr]s, ov,
or grace.
6,
(x^pts,
oiocafjii)
he that gives joy

:
of gratitude with a person, i. e. earn his X^P IV fapfMurtiP to receive thanks. 3. influence, as opp. to force, Lat. gratia; xp'Tt irXfiov more by favour than fear. III. a favour i) <f>6(3a) done, a grace, kindness? boon ; \cLpiv <{>epfiv nvi to confer a favour on one hence in phrases, x^P LV 04a6ai, Vfftfiv, dpdaai to confer a grace, favour, kindness. IV, a gratification, delight; <pop2. Saifjiovcav IS Hiyyos from the harp. homage or worship due to the gods an offering, gift ; curaia X^P IS a gift in consequence of a vow. V. ace. sing, absol. x^P J/ c n special usages g en
a
store
thanks
XP
Xapieis, xapifcfoa, xapiev, gen. fvros (x^pts) : elegraceful, pleasing, agreeable, lovely, pretty, II. in Att., x aP' c ' s was often used of gant. persons, graceful, elegant, accomplished, refined; taste an d refinement, men of lfVTfS men ol x a p' III. the neut. was used in Att. as education. Hence Adv., when it was written xapitv.
anyone's favour, for his pleasure, for his sake, \a.piv "EKTOposfor the sake of Hector: also with the Artie.,
\apiv for the sake q/the Athenians: soon became used as a Prep., c. gen., = eVe/cct, Lat. gratia, causa, for the sake, in behalf of, on account
rrjv 'AOrjvaicav
it
of: so too, f/J-rjv xapiv, OTJV x^P iV f sure or sake, Lat. mea, tua gratia.
m y>
;
tri
y plea-
2. ets x<*P iV
to Dep. X5pievTio|ji,(u, f. iaofjiai Att. -IOVIMI act or speak with grace or elegance : to be witty, to
:
TIVGS to do one a pleasure ; irpos x^PLV ^yfiv TIVI to but, irpos speak to one for the sake of pleasing him
jest
ffjrovori
\apifVTifeaOai to jest in earnest.

lfis xa p'
,
X^ptv fj.ds aapnos for the sake of my flesh, i. e. of 3. \v \apin Kpivciv TWO. to decide devouring it.
XapuvTcos, Adv. of
neatly, cleverly.
arts, epith. of
gracefully, elegantly
from
2. kindly, courteously.
Xapi-cp-yos, ov, (xcupw, ep70i/)
delighting in the
tou/xat, also
f.
iT flvai or partiality to one. 4. oia x a p' nva to be on terms offrietidship or mutual VI. in Mythology, at Xoptres favour with one.
-yijvfadai
Minerva.
fut.
Xapiop,ai
med.
-tffofiai Att.
the Cbarites or Graces, were the goddesses who confer all grace, even the favour of Victory in the games :
pass. -taO^ffofiai: aor. I fxaptaafjirjv and 4x ct P'^ 7? I/: : Dep. : pf. /cexapio>tcu both in act. and pass, sense (Xpts) : to shew favour or kindness, to oblige or
three in number, Aglaia, Euphrosyne, Thalia. Xapicrp.a, aros, TO, (xo.piôfj.ai) a grace, favour
free gift, grace.

xSpto-o-ao-Ocu, Ep. aor. I med. inf. of \apiofuu. Xapio-TT|pios, ov, (\apifrfJLai) in token of thanksII., as Subst., x a P lffl"hP lov ro a grace, giving.
i i
gratify a person, c. dat. : absol. to be pleasing or 2. in Att. to gratify or agreeable, court favour. l indulge a passion, like Lat. indulgere ; x ap' C ff ^ ai
II. c. ace. Tea atjJiwiTi to indulge one's body. rei, to offer willingly, offer as a free gift, give freely : l c. gen. to give freely of a thing ; x ap' G <*& ai aXXo-
gift.
2. TO.
xap iCfT ^lP ta
(sub.
t'epct),
thank-offerings.
rpiajv to give freely

Ta/z/77
o/what does not belong
to one
XapiTta, 77, (xP's) a jest, joke. XapiTO-p\6(j>apos, ov, (Xapis, @\f(papov') with eyelids like the Graces.
xP*CA
freely of be pleasing, agreeable, to be granted as afavour ; rofcrt Euj3oee<r(Jt tfcexapiffTO it was done to please the Euboeans. 2. pf. part. Mfxapifffjifvos, pleasing, acvf Qv[j.aj most welceptable, welcome ; kp.a> K^x a P La
"' 7? TrapcovTow the housekeeper giving the stores in hand. III. in pass, sense, to
t
XaptTO-YXw<ro-a> Att. -TTC&), f. 770-0;, (x<*pi s aa) to speak to please, gloze with the tongue. XapiTOco, f. woo), (xopis) to shew favour or grace Pass, to be highly favoured. anyone
:
to-
come to my heart Kfx aP Lff vos Jj'A.flez' he came wished for, was welcome. Xdpifj, Dor. for \apiafi, 2 sing. fut. of xopiôfjiai.
;
XaptT-wTnrjs,
es,
(x a pi- s
t
^} graceful of aspect: fern,
XaptTums,
delight.
X<ipp-Tj, battle.
iSos.
X<xp|xa, aros,
r6 (xcupv) a source ofjoy, a joy : joy,
77,
(âipta)
= xapjw<i,
joy: the joy of

:
battle,
X&pis [a], 77, gen. xaptTos

X^piTfs, dat.
piaci
:
ace. \o.piv or
x aP iTa
plur.
lTfcfffl poet, also \api. xopto"i Ep. x a p' I. (xaipca) -.favour, grace, Lat. gratia : outward grace, grace, loveliness ; x aP iV Karax^vai nvi to shed grace over one. 2. of things, a grace, a charm. II. I. grace or favour felt, either,
XapjxovT|,
77,
(x&p(Ui)joy, delight
77,
in pi. joys, delights.
make rejoicings. Xapp.6-<t>po>v, ovos, u, 77, (xapAt a the heart or of joyous heart.
Xap-oiros,
fierceness much like
:
Xa-pp-6<ri5vos, ffvva iroieiv to
ov,
(x^PA17?)
jyfu ^ glad ; xopf""

<pP'h v }
gladdening
2 by the by the Doer, kindness, good-will : or, Receiver, the sense of favour received, thanks, gratitude ; esp. in phrases \apiv doevai to feel gratitude ; X&piv 6(j>i\eiv to owe a debt of gratitude, be be.
Xapo-irot6s,oi',(x apa,''''0ia;) causingjoy, gladdening.

77,
6v, also os, ov, (\apa,

it
bright-eyed: properly
later, it
came
aiif/) glad-eyed, only implied brightness and to mean light blue or gray,
holden
x aP lv
or
X^47*
KaraOiffQai
nvi
to lay
up
779
,
TO,
o,
Dim. of
(xapo-aaoj) Lat. cbarta, a leaf of
to),
f.
770*0;,
(xcrAos, mvcij) to
drink wilb
contr.
XapTr]S, ov,
the lips only, to sip.
paper,
made from
77,
a lip : proverb., x e f(Tl Ep. -effo-t ' f(\av to laugh with the lips (only) x e l ^ fa P-* v T dening, cheerful. Xapv|3Sis, teas Ion. tos, 77, Charybdis, a dangerous foirjv', vitfpwrjv S' OVK tbirjvcv it wetted the lips, but 2. of beasts, the snout, whirlpool on the coast of Sicily, opposite the Italian the palate it wetted not. rock Scylla then generally a whirlpool, gulf: metaph. muzzle: of birds, a bill, beak. II. metaph. of things, of a greedy rapacious person, like Lat. barathrum. the edge, brink, brim, rim, esp. of a river or a cup. Xdpcov [a],(avos, 6, Charon, the ferryman of the Styx, Xip.a, a-ros, TO, winter-weather, cold, frost, Lat. so called from his bright fierce eyes. hiems: winter, as a season of the year, opp. to Ofpos: Cp. xapoiros. II. a storm : meXao-K<ico, f. affca, Frequentat. of XOLOKO}, c. ace., to X*r/ia absol. in ace., in winter. keep yawning or gaping at or for a thing. taph. a storm of passion. XoicrKO), 4'xctCT/foi', to gape, yawn, used as pres. and Xei}J.<i8iov [a], TO, a winter-dwelling, winter-quarsee \aivca. ters; x f t^ a impf. of xaivaj XP^ a ât A-Wvy to fix upon Lemnos From as winter quarters. ar'os, TO, (âii/cu) a yawning hollow, a Xo.crjji,a,
Xapros,
dat.
:
the separated layers of the papyrus. ov, verb. Adj. of xaipca, delightful, glad-
XErAOS,
x c ^ f<ri
' l
eos,
TO: plur., gen.
x fl ^* (UV
;
wv;
'
rictus.
II. the open mouth, like Lat. I. transit, to Xip.daj, f. affca: (xe?/xa) expose to the winter, set in the frost or cold : Pass, to be exany wide space or expanse. Xao-jxaop-ai, f. -rjaofjtai, Dep. (xatVa?) to yawn, gape posed to the frost or cold : live through the ivinter. II. intr. to pass the whiter : to wide, of the mouth. go into winter
chasm, gulf.
III.
X<icr|Xop.ai, Ion. for âofJ-aoiMii.
quarters, to winter, Lat. hiemare.

xa.ffnaofji.ai.
jl
-
III. to
raise
a storm or tempeit: metaph. to trouble, afflict. 2. sc # f os), there is a storm, like vet, l absol. x fl f di ( Xd<rfJiT]p,a, arcs, TO, (\ao^M.oâi) a wide yawn, gape, a Ce "fjpfpas Tpfts the storm lasted Lat. rictus. etc. vicpei, lxc'V three days. 3. Pass, to be driven by a storm, suffer Xa.<r<rap,vos, Ep. aor. I med. part, it : metaph. to be aor. I med. \aa-a-aro, Ep. 3 sing. from tempest-tost, distressed, esp. of XA'TETl, f. rjffQ}, to long, desire, wish much to do the state to be distracted, overwhelmed by suffering. a thing, c. inf. absol. to wish, desire. II. c. XCLp,aiva>, f. avSf, (xct/ia) distress by a storm or Pass, to be driven by a storm, be tempesttempest : gen. to crave, want, have need of a thing. II. intr. to be stormy. XaTico, f. iffo}, like \aTto}, to long for, desire, crave : tost. to want, have need of; x aT l C LV tpjoio to want or be Xet|j,apos, o, (x^r/ia) a plug in a ship's bottom, drawn without work absol. in part., one who is in want, a out when the ship was brought on land, to let out the
Xacrp,vp.vos, Dor.
pres. part,
of
'
needy, poor perso?i.

is,
77,
bilge-water.
S, eos, TO,
and x^T
want,
Xo.vXt-68ovs, OOOVTOS, 6, 77, (xauAtos, oSovs) with II. x av ^ l ov ~ outstanding or projecting teeth. Tfs ooovTfs of the crocodile's teeth, outstanding, tusky : absol., x av ^ lu ovrfs sharp, jagged teeth.
(xffya, Xei|xdp-poos, ov, Att. contr. -povs, ovv winter-flowing, swoln in winter ; x fl fjL<^PP os a mountain-stream or torrent swoln by rain iroTajjios
:
pfca}
and melted snow.

water-drain, conduit.
2. as Subst.,
II.
XÂWW 01 8
'
jl
<>>
a
-
Xa/uvo-TToAiTT]S, ov, 6, (xaufos, TTO\iTrjs)
an openwintering
winter.
:
wintry, stormy. or x e ip<appo$, ov, poet, for x fl f îPP oos cw a passing the winter, .-Ci], 77, (xetMC )
ia<a Att.
to),
mouthed
citizen,
a gaping
cit.
[l]
winter-quarters.
f.
Xavvo-TTpuKTOS, ov, (xaCvos, TT/JOWTOS) wide-breeched. Xa/Cvos, 7), ov, and os, ov, (XO.ITOJ) gaping : flaccid,
loose, porous.
II.
Xip.ptoj,
(xer/za) to pass the winter,
metaph.
loose, foolish, silly,

II.
vain.
Hence
77,
Xo,w6Tir]s, 77705,
looseness, porousness.
Xei|ieptv6s, 77, uv, (xfifJ-a.) of or in winter, in wintertime, wintry, stormy; x fl ljLfP lv ^ v \apiov a wintry, bleak place. los See x (L
^P
metaph. folly, vanity.

Xavvucris,
slack.
ecus,
77,
II.
its
making loose or metaph. making a thing light,
(xavvuca) a
in, of, XEt|xpios, a, ov, Att. also os, ov (xftjua) belonging to winter, wintry ; &pr] xt/-if/>"7 the winterseason fj,T]Vs x fl fA f P l(*jraT l the most wintry, i. e.
: : ;
weakening
force.
most stormy, months

>
d/rrct
ta x fl t* fp'
Kvp.aToirX'fifc a
% Ep. 3 sing. impf. or aor. I of x&>loj Desiderat. of Xer]Tida>, like x fff *' X e'iX to to ease oneself.
X,
w^
shore lashed
fjiepia
\virrj
~ by the waves of winter : metaph., x ei raging pain. Generally, x ft f ^P tos an ^

jt
XE'ZH
aor. 2
f.
x f(rvfAai
'
'
P^-
Kfxooa
x 6oroi/
Ion.
,
pf-
P ass Kfx effô-i'7'
aor. I f^fffc. : to ease oneself:
x fl t**P los wintry, Xfipepivos are distinguished thus : like winter, stormy; x fl lv ^ s wintry, in winter-time.
^P
Xino-0vr)s,
death.
XCIJJLCJV,
77TOS, 6,
77,
(xr/ia, 6vriOK(a) frozen to

ivinter, the
Pass., <fir\fdos dpTioJs Kt\ffffj.*vos
dung
just dropt.
.XEIA'
X 6tin
a hole, esp. of serpents.
wvos,
6,
(xfâ)
Dor. for
'Acos, gen.
ter
TUV
xtW&va during
ivinter;
xA*wos
season of winin winter'
780
time.
II.
wintry weather
rain.
Xeipuv voTfpos a storm of

fury
:
2.
a storm, tempest ; metaph. storm,
ov, (Sf'iKvvî)
:
pointed out by the hand,
Lat. digito monstratus
manifest, confessed.
XeijA'-ovo-Tviros, ov,
also great distress or suffering, (x 6i tJL^JV > TUTTTOJ) beating tempes-
tuously.
XEI'P,
77,
gen.
t/
'
pl ur >
'
one who asserts his 'p St7y) Xîpo-StKTjs, ov, o, (x et right by force of hands, who uses the right of might, [i] Xipo-8pa.Kcov, OI'TOS, 6, (x e 'P ^pa/cwr) with serpent-
X 6 *P 6S X P*
<
fc
'
ri/
>
X eP ff
:
'
etc. but Ion. decl., x P X P" S X e P<> X 'P a > X*P v (rarely x^pofr) even in are x f gen. and dat. dual ' ' ( fbe hand, Att. Ep. dat. pi. x lP fffl an ^ X lP affi or rather the hand and arm, the arm ; aitpa. x^p the
P?
hands or arms, [a] os ) accustomed to the hand, X-po-Tj0T]S, cs, (x e 'P manageable, esp. of animals, tame, Lat. mansuetus :
hand; x
grapnel.
>6s,
an 'P ffiorjpd 6 2. 'P is

to
x mark
;
iron hand, i. e. a grappling-iron, often joined with 8ei6s and see the side on which a thing is
;
jos,
5cios.
3. to
denote act or deed, as opp.
mere words e-rreaiv KOI x*P<*^ v &pM* iV to assist with word and deed; irpofftytpetv x f fy as to a PPty 7 px tl/ to begin force ; of deeds of violence, x^'P*" of the fray. 4. like Lat. manus, a number or &o<fy men, a band : the hand, skill of an artist or workto
used or habituated to a thing submissive, obedient. Xipo-p.aKTpov, TO, (x'P P-aaaoj) a cloth for wiping the hands, a towel, napkin, Lat. mantile : the Scy-. thians used scalps as x ClP^tJLaKTP a * b> > f- f)0 J to fight -with the hands. From ov, (x e *P> tô-xo p-o-i) fighting with the hand. Xipo-p.iJ\t), 77, (xeip, ^vXij) a hand-mill, [v]
:
l
to
Xci-povop.a), f. ?jo"cu, (xctpoyofcos) to a certain time or order; aic&coi
move
the
bands
ta
x fl-P ovo P-^v
gesticulate with one's legs as though with one's arms.
man
also his
bandywirk.
Tiva.
II. special usages to have, hold one by the hand; soPs to raise one's hands to the gods
:
Hence
XpovO|tCa,
culation.
rj,
measured motion of the hands, gesti-
prayer
x e *P as bpfat
to stretch or spread the

2.
arms
in token of entreaty. take a thing in hand; \v
%X flv
it.
cs xctpas to aytadai X^P "'* ^TO, or Sia x e fy as Tt to nave a thing in hand, be engaged in s âc? or hands, l 3- * v X p' * v X P^> i n one
'
Xipo-voji.os, ov, (vfpw) moving the hands regularly, gesticulating: as Subst., x^/>ov<$/ios, o, Lat. pantomimus, a pantomimic performer. Xc-'-povcos, Adv. of X*ff>tWi worse.
Xipo-7r\T]9T|S, cs, (x P. T(i^TT\ri^C) filling the hand, as large as can be held in the hand. Xsipo-Troucjxcu, f. r)ffOfj.ai, Dep. to make or do by
t/
>
but also in warlike sense, cv the fray, in close fight, Lat. cominus. 4. X fp ff 1 fls x e *P a s tXfleri' to fall into anyone's hands or power, c/c x i s OM * but also to come to blows. 3. P^ hand, offhand; airo x P^ s hoytffaaOai to reckon o^ 6. Trpj x P^ v a ^ hand, in readihand, roughly. ness. 7- ^7r ^ x et P" s or X et P"-' {/ under the hands,
and so
'
in one's
power
hand.
Hence
XeipOTroiTjTOs, ov,
made by hand,
artificial
made
on purpose.
>
hence = x f tpovofj,os.
Xeipo-oxxôs, ov, (x e 'P ffo<pos) skilled with the hands:
under
the
m the feet.
>,
power ; cp. i7roxctptos. K (x ef/P "7Pa ) ^""^

f.
XpO-TVCOV, OVTOS, 6, -f], (x 'P TtVw) With OUtstretched arms, of the crab. Xip6repos, a, ov, poet, for ytip&v, worse.
Xtpo-Tcx v TQS)
surgeon.
v o, (x ec 'p
,
770-0;,
/o teac/ 5y
a-ycy)
ov, as Subst.,
(x e 'P>
si
>
x fl P ay y
j
Xip-airTao>, f. dcrcy, hand, take in hand, handle.

i,
ê âa?. From leading by the hand : ne that leads by the hand. (x f/lP> 7rTa; ) ^ touch with the
Tt/ X*/7
)
?)
a handicraftsman,
artisan, mechanic;
x fl P OT *X vr s loiropias a chirurgeon,
Hence
ia,
77,
os,
i],
handicraft, art. handiov, (x fi P or ^X vr )^) of or for

skilful,
xeipctro-i, Ep. dat. pi. of
x 6 'P-
craft or
-tfcDs.
a handicraftsman,
mechanical.
Adv.
TOS, ov, (x ct'p) having sleeves, sleeved, of the tunic : the \nuv without sleeves was called
,
X<pOTOVG>, f. "fiata, (x*tpoT<jvos} to stretch out the hand, esp. to give one's vote in the Athenian (KK\T)aia.
II. c. ace. to
ov,
(x f ip)
in the hands, in the
power
of,
vote for, elect:
Pass, to be
subject, cap'ive.
chosen by vote, opp. to
Xayx^ vfiv K\rjpov
to be chosen
2. to choose,
XeipCs, ioos,
glove
the hand, a f], (x ct 'p) a covering for a covering for the arm, a sleeve. Xstpicrros, 77, ov, irreg. Sup. of x c P OJV worst, Lat.
:
by
lot
c.
ace. rei, to vote for a thing.
also
appoint, ordain.
Hence
vote.
'
X6ipOTOVT)TOv, verb. Adj. one must
pessimus : ol X^P^TOI men of lowest degree. XLpo-j3o\!o>, f. rjffoj, (x p ^SaAcfj/) to throw with the hand. XSipo-Ypa^ 05 ov, (x ct'p> ~ypa<p&) written with the as Subst., x fl P7P a(P GV T "J hand, in handwriting : a handwriting, written decree.
t/
XeipOTOvrjTos, 77, ov,verb. Adj. of x^ iporovfca, elected by show of hands ; a.px"<l X eiP OTOV7) T *) an elective magistracy.
>
'
XipOTOvCa, 77, (x*ipoToveoj} a stretching out of hands, a voting or electing by shoiu of hands ; x fl ' II. a porovia rov or}fj.ov election by the people.
at Athens,
vote, Lat.
ov,
(x f lp, 5afcu) slain by the hand.
suffragium
also collectively, the votes.
781
'
Xipo-Tovos, ov, (x 6 'V> Tetvoj) stretching out thehands ; of prayers, offered with outstretched bands. ' the Xetpo-Tuirqs, fs, (x f P> Tt/Trefi>) striking with bands. Xtpovpyw, t.f)GQ),(x*<-povp"(us} to d with e hands,
l
swallow brown.
coloured like the swallow's throat, russet
XcXiBovicrjia, OTOS, TO, (xeAtSoi/tâj) the swallowsong, an old popular song at the return of the swallows.
'
execute
Hence of violence. \ipovpyla, f), a working by hand, practice of a II. a trade, business. handicraft or art.
;
to
commit
acts
ovos, f] : irreg. vocat. the swallow, Lat. hirundo.
x^So?
(as
if
from
The
twitter-
ing of the swallow was a proverbial expression for for x ( ^6vQ3v ftovfiweign or barbarous speech ; Xeip-oupyos, ov, (x*ip, *ep7cu) working or doing by oda, see /xovcrefoi' proverb., [ua x A.tSojj' cap ov HOKI 2. as Subst., one swallow does not make a summer. II. the band, practising a handicraft or art. frog in the hollow of a horse's foot. Xîpovpyos, 6, a chirurgeon, surgeon. aor I X et ~ XeXvvt] [0], 57, (xftXos) the lip ; x f vr} v tcrOiftv vir' Xeipou, f. <jja<a Med., f. x^puGOf* 1
: ' :
-
f>o}aap.i]v
Pass., fut. xfipaidrjaofâi

ct}
aor.
pf.
Ktx f ip
tiai
(x
'p)
^^
txzipwOrjv
opjTjs to bite the lip
from passion.
a
II.
Aeol. for
n hand, handle
to get into one's hands, to master, subdue, take posPass. x fl P v lJiai i to be session of: to take prisoner:
XE'AY
made
the
2, vos,
first
ff,
tortoise, Lat. testudo
Mercury
mastered, subdued, led captive, taken prisoner. Hence Xipo>p,a, aros, TO, that which is done by hand ; rvfjLfioxoa x (l P^JPjara offerings to the dead poured by
one's one's
lyre by stretching strings on its shell : II. 2. the shell or lyre itself, Lat. testudo. hence the arched breast, the chest.
XXu)VT],
fjLaKapiai
own hand.
II.
that which
is
brought into
a tortoise : proverb., loi f], (x^'Avs) TOV oe pharos oh tortoises, happy

2. the shell
-
xf
in
vai
your
2. a hands or under one's power, a conquest. deed of violence. Xipa>v, 6, f), neut. ov; gen. ovos: plur.,nom. and ace., \fipovfs, x f P vas contr. x f ip ovs neut. x (/lP va contr.
'
l
II. of the tortoise. HI. as a military term, a pent-house formed of shields overlapping each other as in a tortoise's back, the Roman testudo, used by
thick hides!
the lyre: see
x^" s
X.tipo>
dat.
'P offl
:
Pet. x fl P ovf(TGL
'
Ep.
>
:
X6P
-' tl
^ a)V 9
'
ov: Dor. XpT|<uv

irreg.
poet, also
x fl pv Te P os X e P
TfP os
worse, Comp. of/ra/fds (formed from *xf'p'7 s ) meaner, inferior : the comparative force sometimes almost disappears, esp. with a negat., as, ov x^P^ iOV cv 01/577 Seivvov (XeaOai, 'tis not z7/ to take one's meal XE'PA" AO2, TO, the gravel and silt brought down in season v '[O-TI] it is well : of persons, by rivers, shingle. so, ov x f ' u xtipw one f lower degree ; of x f l P ovfs men f XEPA'2, doos, 77, doubtful form of x>c5os.
,
storming parties in approaching a city's walls hence a shed or moveable roof for protecting besiegers. as acc P^ f xh v X6vas, poet, for TO, a kind of quail.
:
x^
loiuer degree :
em TO xîpov TpfirfffOai to fall off.

'
II.
Xcpia,
see
x^s.
77,
'
See x e l P lffTOS ' Xîpov, as Adv., worse. Xctpcov, ojvos, 6, Cheiron, one of the Centaurs, teacher of Aesculapius, Achilles, Jason, etc. ; famous for his skill in surgery (whence his name, cf. x fl P ovP~
705).
Xcpetorepos, a, ov, Ep. Comp. for

XepeCcov, 6,
neut.
'> \epfa-a-i, poet, for an obsol. Adj. from
x ( p f lojv x f'p etoI/ poet, for x c 'P x fP fft ^ at P'- or X*'P5 ^
ft; ''
worse.
XETH2,
;
which the
S
5
-
irreg.
Com-
paratives
e
Xcip-wva|, a/rros, o, (x 'P> <*Va) one who is master rf his hand, a handicraftsman, artisan, mechanic, like also as Adj., Tras o x* P& va ^ f(^ s a ^ the tMTrrjs ava mechanic sort. Hence
:
X^p-qi
x f P cav an d X (P f l(t3V a nom P'acc. X 6 '/"7

>'
' l
'
are formed, used in dat.
XW
acc neut
XW
01
or x*P fia X'P 1! 5 i tse lf nas a comparative sense, weaker, worse, inferior.
'
i]0jv, oi/,
X6vp-o>vaia Ion.
craft, trade.
-Crj,
7^,
skill in
workmanship, handi-
aprjs, ou, o,
\fpl-$\>p-f]s,
gen. ovos, Dor. for x P e/LCs}V (x P a.pap*iv}fitting with the hand. mixed or Is, gen. eos, (x*'P> ^t'po;)
t/
Xeipwvis, t'Sos, fern. Adj. of Cheiron : as Subst. (sub. /3t'/3Aos) a book on surgery. Xeipwros, rj, ov, verb. Adj. of \fipu(a, subdued : to be subdued. VOi X6L(ro|xai, fut. of x av
kneaded by hand.
^'
,
= X fP/
From
jl<
^ st
ov, of the size
properly neut. of x (p^tos. of a large stone, fit for
throwing, [a]
to pour. X*u>, Ep. for XeXlSoi, irreg. voc. of xeXifiuv, as if from xf^tSw. X6\i8ovif[a), f. iffca Att. to), (x*îS&v} to twitter like n swallow : to speak unintelligibly, to speak a foreign
xX
r ^ os ^ fl ftone or pebble, for throwPH-^ s ing or slinging, a ding-stone. (Deriv. doubtful either or from X P a s/one /â^ can be from x*Pa ^ os
'
>
//
grasped
Adj.,
in the hand.}
7?pos, o, (x^P/ôs) fl slinger : as V U S the leather q/ a sling. P<o.
Xpp.a0"rf|p,
masc.
language. XcXlSovtov, TO, (xf^-fSttv) swallow-wort, celandine, of which there were two kinds, x^Soi/toj/ icvavcov Properly neut. of (or y\avKtv) and x^pw,
x fl f* aaT TlP
(xf'p) Xc'pvrjs, T?TOS, his hands, a day-labourer

as Adj., poor, needy.
one who lives by the work of : a poor, needy man. II.
or, (xeA.tSfc'i')
of the swallow,
like the
78.2
woman
XcpvfjTis, tSos, fern, of x f P v 'H Trl s ^ a workwoman, that 'works for her daily bread.
XE'Xl,
cr
fut.
x*> Ep.
;
x e â;
I
imperat. x* ov Ep.
:
Xp-vl|3etov and \ep-vipov, TO, (x 6tP vifa) a vessel for water to wash the hands, a hand-basin.
X^pvCirTojxai,
f.
Ep. Ep.
pi. j(vofj,fv
xevta: aor. I ex* Ep. x f vov; su bj- X* Ep. inf. x* ai Ep. x c ^ a 'j part.
I
x eas
f.
x fvas
:
Ep. aor.
'
med.
:
x*vd[A7)v
Pass.,
x#-
ô/zat,
Med.
to
wash
one's
hands
with holy water: to sprinkle or purify with holy From water, Lat. lustrare. l Xp-vu|/, #*os, 77, (x e 'P v' &) hly water to wash or
fprutkle the hands before a sacrifice.
II. plur.
aor. I e%vdr)v [i/] pf. /cexât [v] : 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. Ktx vro also Ep. aor. 2 c^vurjv [u], used in 3 sing. 4'xvro, x^ TO 3 pi- %X VVTO > X^ vr0 ^ P ai"t.
OTjao/jLai
Xvptvos
spill
:
to
pour
Pass, to be
2. to
of liquids, to pour out, shed, : poured forth, flow, stream, gush

:
X^pviflts, purifications with holy water ; fipyeaOai X*pvi&<av to be excluded from such purifications, as
forth.
become liquid, melt, dissolve
so of
was done with those who were
defiled
by bloodshed
X fpvi&w
KOIVQJVOS a partaker in the purifications by

i.
the ground after rain, to be softened, relaxed : Med. to pourfor oneself, esp. of drink-offerings to the dead c. ace. cognato, x*l v X c *ât v^KiifffaL to pour forth
:
lustral ivater,
e.
an inmate of the same house.
a libation to the dead.
II.
of
solids, to
pour or
Xpvu|;avTO, Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of x^p^Trro/Lcat. XCpo-jjLvarjs, es, (x f/iP, pvaos) hand-defiling. Xp6-ir\T]KTOS, ov, (x e//P> ii^ffaca) stricken by or with the hand. Xepos, Ion. and poet. gen. of x^PXpp6-vT|<ros, T), Att. for xtpff^vrjaos. For all words formed from it, see under X P ff~Xcppos, Att. for
shoot out, shed, scatter : also, like x^* to throw up earth, so as to form a mound ; TVH&OV x** LV to raise
to pour or shower drop : Pass, to be thrown or heaped tip together : of men, to pour or stream in a dense mass. III. metaph. of sounds, to pour, let stream or 2. dx^vv KO/T flow.
2.
mound.
x*
iv
SoSpa
spears.
3. to let fall or
x f'p~ os
Xcpomos,
a, ov, also os, ov, (x*po"os)
from
or of dry
to shed darkness over the eyes ; so, X 6/ctI/ a mist abroad : Pass, to be spread or flung
dju<pt
around;
land, living or found on dry land ; opviQcs x fP ffa ?<land-fowl, opp. to Ai/xrafot sea-fowl also of landsmen as opp. to seamen ; metaph., xepaalov #v/xa ffrparov the land wave of an army.
:
8e 01 Qa.va.Tos
;
around him
vanished.
death was shed or spread irdXiv x^Vo drjp the mist dissolved or
x vro
3. d/x<p' avTcp
;
x v ^ vrl
around him
in pf. pass, part., tfex u/** I/os c s Tt

''
throwing herself given
Xcpcrevto,
f.
a<a, (xepffos) to
He
ûaste or barren.
:
up
the
to a thing.
;
,
Xpo-60ev, Adv. (x*paos) from dry land

earth or ground.
from
hoofs
Dor. X^X-, ov, (x 7?^- 7?? dpyus) with fleet a/xiAAat the racing offleet horses.
77,
f.
Xpo"60f, Adv. (x^pTos) on dry land. Xepo-ovSe, Adv. (xeparos) to or on dry land. Xepo-ovirjo-iTTjs Att. x^ppov-, ov, 6, (Xepaovrjffos) a
dweller in the Chersonese.
aca,
ov, verb. Adj. netted, plaited. (x 7?^- 7?) to net, plait.
From
a horse's hoof: also a cloven hoof, as 77, ' of an ox pi. x r a i also of bird's talons, of a wolf's )^ II. a sea-bank, sea-wall claws, of a crab's claws.
:
a peninsula, peninsular. Xfpo"o-VT]cros Att. x e ppcv-, 77, (xepo"os, vfjaos} a land-island, i. e. a peninsula : the long slip of Thrace that runs along the Hellespont was specially called The Chersonese or Peninsula : the Crimea was also called the Tauric Chersonese.
fidos) like
X6po-ovTjo--u8irjs Att.
or breakwater, Lat. moles, so called from its stretching out like a claw : also a projecting ridge of rocks forming a natural mole. XtjXivos,
77,
ov, ov, 6,
XHAO'5,
from
its
r ]^ VTOS a large chest, coffer or strong box.

-
x^ppav-,
es,
contr. for
x f P^~
XH'N, 6 and 77, gen. xn v ^ s: ' rre g- acc plur. x* vas: a gander, goose, named Dor. \a.v: (xaivca, rl va }
KX
'
wide
bill,
Lat. anser.
>
Att. x^ppos, 77, dry land, land, as opp. to water, esp. as opp. to the sea ; x*P ffov ^(oQai to reach the land. II. as Adj., x*P ffos ov > drJ>
>
XTlv-aXwirql;, cos,6, (xn v d\wTrr)) the fox-goose, an Egyptian species, living in holes, like our sheldrake, or belonging to a goose, XTjvcios, a, ov, (xn v )
firm, of land
rope.
x*P ffos Eupwira

2.
the
mainland of Eu-
like
a goose, Lat. anserinus.
dry, barren, waste, hardened: x*P ffa waste places. 3. c. gen. barren or destitute of. ' X e puBpiov, TO, Dim. of x f lP> a little hand or arm.
Ion. for xh vLOS 77, ov, Xf)vicricos, 6, (xfy} the end of turned up like a goose's neck.
XT|vos,
ship's stern
which
Xô'ciw, Desiderat. of
x* ffoj
to
want
to case oneself.
X"npa Ion. X'HP 7!'
see
X^P 05
Xcvai, \evav, \*vf, Ep. I of x'w.

Xetijia,
inf.,
3 plur., and 3 sing. aor.
XHPA'MBH,
77,
a kind of muscle.
XT)pafJio-8iJTT]S, ov, o, (xfjpa.fj.6s, St'cu)
one ivho creeps
arcs,
TO,
II.
stream. basin, bowl.

XîJOfJiev,
(x&w) that which is poured: a that into which water is poured, a
into holes, [y metri grat.] V MO'2, 6, a hole, cleft, gap, hollow. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of x<"'pa>.
XHPA
',
Ep. for
fut.
x&Vj',
I pi.
aor. I subj. of
x e/y
77,
(x?7pev<w)
widowhood, widowed
estate.
vw, Ep.
and
aor. i subj.
of
x'.
a, ov,
(x^pos) widowed.
783
f.
o"<u,
(XW OS )
ntr to be bereaved, be desti-
tute
the island is desgen., vrjaos dvopwv xypevft titute of men : to be bereaved of a husband or wife, to be widowed, be a widower or widow : hence to live in
:
c.
Adv., (x/Atot) a thousand times, [a] XiXi-avSpos, ov, (xtA-tot, av-qp) containing a thou,
and men.
Xi\t-xpXT]S or
ranslate the
xiM-apXS
ou, d, (xt'Atot,
apx>}
the
solitude.
II. transit,
to keep in
widowhood, keep
commander of a thousand men.
II.
used to
tri-
aloof or apart.
],
,
Roman tribunus
fj,
mililum, a legionary
ov, Ion. for
xhp flos
bune.
:
Hence
the office or post
(xt'Atot) the
a, ov, bereaved, bereft of, c. gen.
absol. be-
of xiA*pX
s>
com ~
reft of
I
II. as Subst., a husband" or wife, widowed. Hence n X7?? 7/' *7 a widow, Lat. vidua.
'
nand of 1000 men.

:
f.
:
uaca
to
2. c.
aor. I Ix^pcwtra Ep.
xhpuaa,
pass.
XiXids, ados, thousand.
77,
number one thousand,
ed.
eXTjpoiOr)
was
bereave, make desolate or desertgen. to bereave of. ; "Apyos dvSpwv a left destitute of men : to bereave of
.
XiXt-Ttjs, ov,
;'TOS)
6, or x i Xt-TTjs, tos, 6, 17, (xtAtot, lasting a thousand years. XI'AIOI, at, a, a thousand, Lat. mille : the sing, is
as,
husband or wife,
to
make widowed.
II. intr.,
used with collective nouns,
â twos a thousand
Hence like x^peucy, to be bereaved or destitute of. heir-at-law. XTjpcoaTTjS, ou, 6, a collateral relation,
XTjo-iT, Dor.
crasis for KOI TJfftre, fut.
77,
aorse, like pvpia. i'mros, etc.
of
XflTis, tos Att. ecus,
=x
iiy/xt.
XiXto-vavs, (&s, o, of a thousand ships.

Tjs,
77,
(x'A-tot,
raus) of or consisting
7"os.
dat., x 7? 7"" TOIOV o" dvoposfrom want or /oss of such a man x 7? 7 4 (I n dat. f X^ Tts ) from need of allies. Hence
"
X^TOS, mostly in
eos,
TO,
(xaTf'o>)
want, need, destitution;
or of a thousand sailors
ri]S
Dor. -T&S, (xtA-tot, vavrijs} with : with fern. Subst., x L ^ i0va vdparffj the help of a thousand ships. t, Adv. (x'Atot, wdXat) long ago a thou~
oy, 6,
sand times
XT)TOO-uvir|,
XT)<j>0a,
77,
ivant, need, destitution.

rj(f>0r),
Dor. for Kal
on the xOofyxdXos, T), ov, (x/u) ground, low, sunken, flat. X@E'2, Adv., lengthd. exO^s, yesterday ; irpwrjv re Kal x^ e/s or X^" *a ^ irpunjv yesterday and the day
before,
i.
3 sing. aor. I pass, near the ground,
over, very long ago. XiXioo-Tos, 17, 6v, (xiîoi) the thousandth. XiXtocrrvs, vos, 17, (x*A.iot) the body of a thousand.
XI'AO'S,
ov, 6,
green fodder for
cattle,
esp. for
horses, forage, provender, grass; irpotpxôOai km tôv to go on to forage ; x i ^ s ^P^ s bay. Hence
XiXoco,
pos.
f.
waca, to turn out to graze.

?),
e.
the other day.

"h,
Hence
of yesterday ; TO oittpobov
X06<Tivos,
ov, =^xOtôs,
r
Xîôs irovos yesterday' s labour Verbs, as, x^ L Cos '^ rJ ^ e wen t yesterday : the neut. X0io" and x^C are use ^ as Adv., x^ e s of yesterday ; x^ 4 C" TC ô* TV^'C13 yesterday and the day be-
(/yesterday; 6 mostly used with
a she-goat, Lat. capra, fem. of x '/"*prop, n., Xipaipa, 77, Chimaera, a monster breathing fire, with a lion's head, serpent's tail, and goat's middle, killed by Bellerophon. ov ^ (X'-fJ ai P a fta 'w>) epith. of .Tir]S [**] Pan, he who mounts goats, or goat-footed. one who sacriXi|AO,ipo-0VTT]S, ou, 6, (x^cupa, 6vca)
XL}xcupa [t],
II. as
'
-
'
fices
'
goats.
>
Xi|iaipo-<|>ovos, ov, (xipatpa, *<p4vca') slaying goats.
Xi(i.ap-apxos, d, (x<Vapos, apx<u)
leading goats;
that
' fore, lately, like x^ \Q6 vtos, a, oi/, also os, ov,
esp. of the
gods below
irp^v. (xQdw) in or under the earth : Oeol x^vioi the gods of the
rpdjos
flock.
x tJ^ PaPX os
i
l
ne
he-goat
leads
the
XTMATO5 [i],
nether world, Lat. Inferi
x^^ vios 'Eppfjs Hermes conII.
o, a he-goat, Lat. Xtixapo-o-^dK-njs, ou, 6, (xipapos, a<pa$fa) a goat-
= rpdyos. caper,
ducting below the earth. X0ovo-crriiJ3T|S, e's, (x9vv, on or of the earth.
ffriftfTv)
of or from the earth. treading the earth,
slayer.
^ X ( âP s jia ovs ^ acc P'Xi|xapcos, Dor. for x i f P XtJAerXov [r], TO, (xcr/xa) a chilblain, kibe. Cbian birth or Xto--yevT|S, (s, (Xfos, ffvtadat) of
-
X0ovo-Tp<|>T|S, *s, gen. eos, (xduv, rpftfxa) nourished by or growing on earth. X0I1'N, r), gen. x^ ovos (be earth, ground; \Qova.
->
growth, of wine.
(x*os) a wine-vessel, holding about lj about a gallon. Xiovos, a, ov, (x*>j/) of snow, snowy. \iovi<a, f. IGOJ, (xiwv) to snow upon, cover wifh snow: impers., et X 1 ^ VI C Tr) I/ X^PW if snow fell upon the country ; absol., ( X 1 VI C* i ( as snowing. with eye of Xtovo-/3/\t'4>apos, ov, (xiuv, 0\e(papov)
Xtov,
T<5,
ovvai to go beneath the earth, i.e. to die; viro x^ ovus KfKfvOtvai to be hidden under the earth, i. e. to be i. ol VTTO x^ ov ^ s those beneath the earth, buried.
e. those in the shades below, Lat. inferi. II. III. a particular Earth, personified as a goddess.
i.
Xous,
i.
e.
<->
land or country.
XFAPON,
groats.
TO",
pi.
X'Spa,
TO.,
wheaten groats toasted :
as aXtyiTa
a dish of unripe is a dish of barley
dazzling white. Xiovo-pXTjTOS, ov, (x uv, with snow.

i
/3aA.A.a>)
beaten or covered
^"/ .
&6ffKta) fostering
snow,
snow-clad.
Xiovo-Qpejjifiuv, ov, gen. ovos, (xtwc, 0pe/*/xa) feed-
left.
brooch on the right shoulder so (Akin to x^- a "/a -) ' xXavtStov, TO, Dim. of x^ ai/t s
[vi~\
77,
as to
hang over the
a small cloak or
or trade
ing snow, snow-clad.

XIOVO-KTUTTOS,
Xiovo-Tp6<j>os,
oi/,
coverlet.
7
,
(xtfc"
KTVir(OJ) snow-beaten.
7 ,
xXavlSo-iroita,
(xA.ai/ts, Trote'co) the art
of,
(xwi
Tp<poj)
nursing snow,
snow-clad.
Xiovo-xpws, euros and oos, o, 17, (xtcuv, XP'*' 5 ) *wVA snow-white skin generally, snow-white. We snow, snow-white. Xtov-o)8if]S, cs, (x"*' 1'? elSos)
:
Xios,
Scio.
57,
GWos, an
island in the
Aegean
:
sea,
now
the
Hence
a, ov,
of cloak-making. xXavts, tSos, 77, (xAa/a) an upper garment of wool, worn by women like the x^- a ^va but of finer make as well as men hence x^ av â Qoptiv, to wear the Xô-vis, was a mark of effeminacy. xXavurictBiov [KI~\, or xXavtcrKtov, TO, and xXaviO-KOS, 6, Dim. of x^ av ts a small cloak. .'
t
:
>
Xios,
Chians.
Chian, of or
II.
from
(
Chios
ol Xfoi
XXeudco,
trans, to
f.
do*cu, (x^-fu?;) to joke, jest, scoff".
II.
6
:
xôs
throw with the dice
su ^. #oAos), an unlucky the side with the ace-dot was
Xios do-Tpa7a\os, the opp. side with the size-dot was The proverb ov called KcDos, Lat. unto ; cp. KcDos. Xtos d\\cL Kctos referred to the contrast between the dishonest Chians and the honest Ceians. XrTn'N, oVos, 6, in Ion. Prose Ki0wv, an under-
mock, scoff at, jeer, treat scornfully. Hence xXevatria, 77, and xXevcwrfios, o, mockery, scoffing. XAET'H, 77, a joke, jest; x^- c ^77 l/ iroitiv or TroififfOai riva to make one a jest.
o, slime, mud: the dirt and rubbish carried down by a flood ; also rubbish swept out of a house, Lat. quisquiliae.
XAETAO2,
xXiaivo),
f.
garment, frock,
kirtle,
women
it
was a woollen
Lat. tunica, both of men and shirt worn next the body :
ovS)
warm:
Pass, to
warm
to aor. I IxXt^j/a : (x^-ta;) : one&elf : to grow warm.
make
II.
on going out they threw a wide cloak over it, called sometimes tpapos, x^-aw*. or ifMmov: the yyrwv reached to the feet, and was then called x tr & v 7ro " called X IT ^ V X^^cuSrjprjs: with sleeves it was ~ II. of soldiers, a coat of mail, cuirass ; x i TOS.
III. ruivcs XciriSos oiSrjpeijs coats of iron scales. IV. metaph. any in plur. the pieces of a shoe. ; \aivos x""oV a coat or covercoat, case or
to soften by
warmth,
melt.
rj,
xXiapos, a, ov Ion. xXicpos, lukewarm, Lat. tepidus.
6v, (x^-
t/ft;
warm,
Pass.
xXtSaivu), (xAtS?7) to make soft or delicate to be luxurious or delicate, revel in luxury.
X\t8av6s,
urious.
-f],
ov, (x^tSdcy) delicate, voluptuous, lux-
covering
i.
ing of stones,
:
Tfixecw KtOwves coats, also in plur. the coals of an onion. lines of walls Xtrwvtov, TO, Dim. of \ir(v, a, little tunic, short coat.
e.
tomb
bad
to be soft or delicate: in f. 170*0;, (x^'î^) sense, to live delicately or luxuriously, to revel, luxuriate; x^'Scti/ firi TIVI to pride oneself upon a thing : hence to be insolent or arrogant.
xXiBdto,
XITCOVIO-KOS, o, =* x iTdJvtov XTJl'N, ovos, 77, snow ; properly fallen snow, opp. to vup&s or vi(pTos, falling snow ; XL
-
II. snow-water. melting snow. XAA'ZXl, only found in pf. /tex*-aoa P art ^T " to Sujs, and plur. Kfx^ a ^ OVT(s (f r #*x* ao sound, ring, shout : hence redupl. /caxA.du. Ion. xXatvT], rjs, 17, Lat. laena, a large
:
(xAicu) delicacy, luxury, voluptuouswantonness, insolence, arrogance. 3. any sign or accessory of luxury: in plur.^ne raiment, .costly ornaments, Lat. deliciae : also charms, beauty.
xXlBTj,
77,
ness.
2.
xXi8T)jJUi, OTOS, TO,
xXiepos,
77,
ov, Ion.
XAAFNA
xXioco, Ep. for
xA^ a>
square upper garment, a cloak, mantle, worn loose over the x ir ^ v li was ma de of wool, was thrown over the shoulders, and fastened with a clasp; it It was nearly the served also as a covering in sleep. same as the <j>apos and lânov. X^ aiv iov, TO, Dim. of x^-a "/a a- small cloak. xXaivoa), f. wffca, (xA-Qâ) to clothe or cover with a cloak : generally, to clothe. Hence xXaivajjjta, OTOS, TO", a clothing, covering. ~ xXajjtv8iq-<j)6pos, ov, (xAa//vs, (fttpo}} wearing a x^ a pvs or horseman's cloak : as Subst., x^ a tJ v ^'r] (l) ^P os <>>
' >
-
XAT.Q, only used in pres. and impf., to become warm or soft, melt: metaph. to be luxurious, to revel,
luxuriate, [i] see xôV
e's,
(x^-^ 0^7^) with a greenish
lustre.
d, ov, poet, lengthd. for
x^ c
p6s.
>
a horseman,
xXopo-Tp6(|)Os, ov, (xAoepos, rpeôj) producing green herbs, grass-growing. xXoep-wms, i8os, 77. (xôepos, w^) greenish looking. XAO'H, 77S, and xXoa, as, also Ion. xXoiTj, ^, the tender shoot of plants in spring, the blade of young corn or grass: poet, the young verdure of trees, foliage, leaves.
xXorj-KOfjieo),
f.
cavalier.
77,
xXS^S-ovpYta,
(xAa/xvs, *epyca) the
making of
worn
\
770-0),
(x^n> tfA7)
to be
green as a
cloaks, the art or trade of a cloak-maker. xXaavs, vSos [8], 77. a short cloak or mantle,
young
leaf.
generally, a military cloak, the general's cloak, Lat. palitdamentum. It was fastened by
:
by horsemen
(x^ 7!* apSpeTv} xôcpos, x\ojp6s. xXorj-TOKOs, ov, (\\6r], Tftcciv) producing young
xXo-T)pt]s, fs,
shoots.
785
shoots,
xXoi]-4>6pos, ov, (x*-oJ7 bearing grass or leaves.
$?*>) putting out

-
young
xXoido), (xôiT)) Ion. for xXoii], 77, Ion. for X^-orj.
x^ oaoj
of the wild boar, taken xXotJvTjs, ov, 77, Epic epith. to mean feeding or living alone : later as Subst. (Deriv. uncertain.) Karrpos, the wild boar itself.
os tcev fjtrjs yf X' IVIKOS OLTTT^TOI daily allowance whoever tastes of my rations. II. from the shape, the box or nave of a wheel. 2. a kind of shackle or stocks for fastening the legs in. Xoipds, dSos, 77, (xofpos) a low rock rising above the
;
sea, like a hog's back, Virgil's dorsum immane mart summo; xotpas apvopd a sunken rock; x P as ATfAta
l
xXoims,
77,
a doubtful
word
in Aesch.
Eum.
to
189,,
the Delian rock,

XOipdSes,
of,
i.
e.
the rocky isle of Delos.
II.
commonly
derived from
X^ urli and taken
mean
glandular swellings.
'
green age, i. e. youth, freshness. \\up-avxr\v, tvos, o, 77, (xAcupos, avxfjv) with pale green or olive neck, of the nightingale see ~x\apr]is. for x^^P^ P a ^ e xXcopijCs, ioos, poet. fern, of xAcwpos,
:
green, olive-green, epith. of the nightingale. xXcopo-KOjAOS, ov, (xAoy>os, #o/7) green-leafed. xXcopos poet. xXoepos, d, ov, (x^ 7?) /> a ^ green, light-green, bright green, green, of the colour of young grass also of the colour of honey and sand,
:
X<Hpeios, a, ov, (xofpos) of a swine or hog. Xoipeos, a, ov, poet, for xip eios X'P a (sub. Kptard), rd, bog's-fiesh. XoipiSiov, TO, Dim. of x*P s a little pig. [pi] XOIPI'NH, 77, a small sea-muscle, used by the
Athenian
dicasts in voting,
[t]
>
Xoipiov, TO, Dim. of x*P s a Xoipuricos, o, Dim. of xofpos,
little
l
=x
pig, porker.
-
LOV p'
XOipo-icop,6iov, TO, (xofpos, Koj^foa) a fence for keep-
yellow.
II. HI. generally, pale, pallid. without regard to colour, green, fresh, as opp. to dry; rvpbs xA<wpus/res cheese: metaph. fresh, blooming,
:
youthful
tender, delicate.
Xvavo, = Kvdca, to scrape, to gnaw, gnaw off, nibble. Xvoda), f. dcrca, (xôos) properly of youths, to get also of the first growth the first down on their chin
:
ing swine in, a pig-sty. II. Xoipo-Krevos, ov, (xoipos, KTftvcu) slaying swine. XoipotCTOvos, pass, of or belonging to a slain swine; aifia x P OKT0 ôv blood of a slain swine. ircoXas XOipo-iro>\irjs, ov, 6, Dor. (xofpos, Tra a dealer in swine. Aea>) XOI"PO2, o, a young pig, porker, Lat. porcus :
l
1
of gray
&P Ti tevKavdes /edpa having his head_/ws/ sprinkled with white. Xvoouo, xôd^ca. Ion. X VO ^ T1 "n> the iron box of & wheel in which the axle turns, the nave, also the axle ithair,
OJV
x vo &
generally, a pig. XoXds, d5os, ?),

intestines.
(x
^)
plur.
xoAaSes, the bowels, of black
XNOTI
XoXdco,
bile, to
(xo^)
like fif\ayxo^doj, to be full
be melancholy
j7,=,
mad.
ll.
xo\6ofji.ai, to be
self.
2.
metaph.,
set.
x voai voduv
downy.
the joints
on which
angry, rage.
the feet are
XOAH',
bladder.
X o'Aos,
i.
XNO'O5 x vo ^S, gen. \vov, 6, any light, porous substance, the foam of the sea: the fine down or bloom on the peach the first down on the chin,
:
Xvo'ios, a, ov, (xvuos} Att. contr.
(j.e\aiva black,
e.
gall, bile, Lzt.fel, bilis; diseased bile : pi.
II.
:
wrath, bitterness
aversion.
metaph. like Lat. bilis, anger, anything which causes disgust or

mostly in
plur.
like axvft. ace. of xôs, setiaj contr. xwvevto, to cast metal.
XO'AI3,
From
II.
IKOS,
77,
xMK
*s
x~
X^
AdScs, the entrails or bowels of oxen,
tripe.
XoXios,
contr. x<avr\,
vos.
77,
a funnel. hollow in
= x oa ~
I I
XO'AOS,
though
bitter
a, ov, also os, ov, (xoAos) enraged, angry. H1 physical sense, gall, bile, 6, like
[a]
o, (x*'<w) the
this sense
was mostly confined to X ^

c.
?-
H-
which metal was Xoavos, placed for melting, a melting-pot: also the mould for
casting metal in.
anger, wrath, Lat. bilis;
to smother, get rid of

either
oneself.
x^ ov tr&fffat, iravo~ai, wrath: gen., x^ os TWOS

gall or bile : hence to II. Med. and Pass., f.
:
rage towards another or another's rage towards
of x<^s, s pouring, esp. a drink-offering, Lat. libatio, made to the dead (\oifiri or airovo-q being that made to the gods) mixed of honey, wine and
XOS,
XOTJ,
of,
nom.
pi.
x^
Hence
f.
97,
(xy) a
XoX6o),
dxrca, to stir one's
make angry,
Cl}
embitter.
water.
XO-Tjp-qs, (s, gen. (os, (x oi? upapfTv} furnished with S a vessel drink-offerings to the dead; 07705 filled with them.
xW
aor. I XoAwaoât, paullo-post fut. 6xoAwo*oât med. x^- o'dfjiTjv, pass. IxoAtO^^v. pf. pass, ufxoôjto have one's bile stirred, be IJ.ai : angered or embit-
XOT]-4>6pos, ov, (x 01?j

Xoi'xos,
17,
(f)(po))
tv,
(x^ s )
-i],
bearing drink-offerings. of rubbish, of earth or clay.

7
tered ; Kfxoôjfjifvos Tivi angry at or with a person. XoXooOeis, efo"a, tv, aor. I pass. part. XoXc60T]v, Ep. aor. I pass, of
XOIVLKIS, iSos,
(x "
'^)
an iron ring.
XoXu)(Tp.v, Ep. fut. inf. XoXcoros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of xoAocu, angry, wrath-
XOivi|, tivos, 17, a choenix, a dry measure, containing ful, passionate. three KorvXai (about l XovSpos, o, a corn, grain, groat, Lat. granum, mica; pint Engl.) or four KOTV\CU 2. wheat-groats. -J. (about a quart) the cboenix of corn was a slave's dAos x ov ^P l lumps of salt.
:
786
a drink made from groats, a kind of gruel: proverbial of an old man, xoVSpoi/ \fixfiv to sip gruel. XovSpos, o., oV, (xoVopos) like groats ; \ov^pol aA.es
coarse-grained salt, opp. to ACTTTO^ aAts, fine salt. s Xoos, see \op-a.yiov, \op-cLy6s, Dor. and Att. for xoprff-. XopSevjxa, arcs, TO, a sausage or black-pudding.
-XOPO'2.
Xop-Cap.{3os, o, (xopios, tanfios) in metre, a chorii. e. a foot of four syllables, consisting of a chorius (or trochee) and iambus, as I-mroôcijv. Xopucos, 77, ov, (xopos) of or for a choral dance;
ambus,
x^
TO \opiKov the choral song.
XOTION,
proverb.,
TO, skin, leather, Lat.
ica xa ^ f1TOV Xp' Kvva
yevaai
corium : Doric 'tis bad to let
From
make into sausages : XopSevco, f. ffca, (xP^7) ^ metaph., xP<> evfiV T vpdypaTa. to make mincemeat
of state
lyre.
affairs.
77,
the dog taste leather, Horace's cants a corio absterrebitur undo.
nunquam
or
Xoptos,
trochee,
e.
6,
(xopos) a metrical foot,
= Tpoxafos
g. tTTTros.
a string of gut : the string or chord of a a sausage. XOpeia, 77, (xopeuw) a dancing : the choral dance. Xopcvp.a, OTOS, TO, (xopeucy) a choral dance. XopevTcov, verb. Adj. of xP evca one must lead the choral dances, one must dance. ov, 6, (xopevcu) a choral dancer; 6eov
XopSrj,
II.
:
;
XOpo-8lSd<rica\os,
teaches
was commonly the poet

<}>aios,
6, (xopos, StSdovmAos) one who trains the chorus, the chorus-master, who himself. 2 = \opayos or /copvthe leader of the chorus, because the older Tragic
and
Poets not only taught, but led their
own
choruses.
to
Xopo-if|0Tjs, es, gen. eos, (xopos, 7J0os) the dance.
accustomed
the votary of a god. fut. -cvaca : aor. I

aor. I
Xopoi-0o\T|S,
tXopevffa:
:
ts,
gen. cos, (xopos, 0aAetV) rejoicing
Med.,
fut.
in the dance.
fxP X0poi-p.3va, 77, (xpos, /-tai/ta) a rage for dancing. " a beating the ground in the dance, (xopos): ~ From to dance : to form a chorus, perform the part of dancing : also in plur. ov, (xopos, Tvirtiv) beating the ground chorus, esp. at a festival in honour of the gods : to \opoi-ruTros, in the dance : dancing. 2. metaph. to practise for the II. xopotTUTros, ov, pass. be one of a chorus. c. chorus, hence to practise a thing, be versed in it played to the choral dance. tne dance etas vfl1/ to P ace. cognato, Xopo-p.avT|S, e's, gen. cos, (xpos, fMvrjvat') mad after with a dancing. (ppoiyuov xopcvo'ofiat I will begin festivities Adv. (xpos) to the festive dance. dance : pass., KCx^P evTai ^7M"/ our dance has been ,
fvffop.o.i
:
'.
!xpf vcrdfATjv
:
0r)v
pf.
exopeu^cn
fv ~ Pass., aor. I to join in the dance,
xP
XP
danced.
dances.
call to the dance.
II.
III.
trans, to celebrate with choral Causal, to set dancing, to rouse or
Ira ^ ICT7lS> ov, gen. oi'os, and ov, 6, (x^pos, Tratcw) sporting in the choral dance,
xP''
dancing merrily.
f.
Xop7j-yo> Dor. a chorus.
xopSyw:
II. in
rjaa:
(xopios)
to
lead
the cost of bringing
Att. of the \op-qôs, to defray out a chorus ; \opr]^îv rals av-
pay
find money for one's own pleasures, to Pass, to have choregi found or supv * wAou<rtot, T plied one ]y^ ffil Sfjftos the rich men act as choregi, but the III. generally, to them. people is supplied with supply: to equip or furnish abundantly with a thing.
TOV Tjoovms
;
to
the piper
xP
'
Hence
Xopi]-yia,
T],
Xopo-iroios, ov, (xopos, Trot tew) forming or arrang: leading the dance. XOPO'5, ov, 6, properly a dance in a ring, a circling dance: generally, a festive or choral dance, such as were danced on public festivals in honour of the gods. 2. a chorus, choir, i. e. a band of dancers and singers, who performed such dances. generally, a troop, band, company of persons; also of s OLOrpcav the company of the stars ; things, as, II. a place for Xopos Ka\dfjicav a row of reeds.
ing a chorus
xP
solemn public choruses, defraying of II. being the chief of the Athenian \eiTovpyiat. means and fortunes sufficient for the cost of a chorus : abundance of means, wealth, plenty. 77, ov, (xoprjyos) of or for a xop^f^ l ctywi/es rivalry in bringing out choruses. Dor. and Att. x o P<*Y lov T o a f rehearsal for the chorus, the place where a chorus was
,
'>
the office of the cost of the
at Athens, the
dancing.
originated in the
The ancient Choral Dance of Greece, which among the Dorians, reached its perfection
s KVK\IKOS performed at the Athenian This Chorus consisted of fifty persons. Dionysia. Hence arose the Attic Drama, which consisted at first of mere tales in the intervals of the Dance, told
xP
'
by a
trained.
n
From
who
:
The Chorus was then distinsingle Actor. guished into three principal kinds, the xopos rpayinos. consisting of twelve or fifteen persons, the KOJ^LIKOS of
twenty-four, and the aaTvpitcos. When a Poet wished to bring out a piece, the Archon granted him a Chorus (xopo> fSuKf') the expenses of which were de-
Dor. and Att. xopa-yos, 6, (xopos. 77760leads the chorus, = KopvQaios gene2. at Athens, rally, the leader of a train or band. one who defrays the cost for bringing out a chorus. II. generally, one who supplies the costs for
Xp- 1Yos
one
fxcu)
frayed by some rich citizen, hence called xopT/os* the Chorus was regularly trained by the Poet himself,
any purpose.
who was hence
called
787
), f.
d<r<a,
(xopros)
to feed or fatten in
stall:
Hence generally, to feed or fatten with a thing. XOpracria, rj, a feeding at the stall : generally,
a
:
will proclaim the counsel of Jove to mankind. 2. Pass, of the response, to be uttered, delivered; TO the divine response. Med. of the votaXf]ffOfv 3.
ries, to consult a god or oracle: also in pf. pass, part., feeding, fattening. arcs, TO, (xppTa^V) fodder for cattle teexprjfJ-evos one who has consulted or has received an answer from a god or oracle ; xp*j ff Qa Tepi TIVOS to rarely, food or provisions for men. consult an oracle about a thing more commonly c. XOTTOIS, 6, a feeding-place ; av\rjs \v the feeding-place of the court-yard plur. feedin&-*fdzt. to inquire of or consult a god or oracle ; II. opfvos f]/3aiov Tapcaiao to consult the shade grounds ; x^P T l ACOVTOS the haunt of the lion. fodder, provender, esp. for cattle, grass, hay, opp. to of the Theban Tiresias : hence,
<-
airos (food for

generally.
man)
but in Poets used for
food
Xop-co4>6\T|TT]s, ov, 6, (xopos, cLxpeXccw) helping or
cheering the chorus. see x&vvvfju. \o\iv, inf. of x<jo> Xov<ri, 3 pi. of xo<w: see x ^>vvvtJLl
:
i
Lat. uti oraculo, whence conies the com sense of xpoo^wtt to use; see below. II. in aor. I IxpTjcra, pf. Kexpijua, with the pres. Kixpf]î, this word has a different sense, to supply, hence to
XpTjffTrjpia),
mon
lend : in Med. KixpafMu, aor. 2 kxpriodp.r]v, to have furnished one, hence to borrow ; irooas xP*l aas Hi '';
>vs, 6
s,
and
f),
gen.
xos
:
dat.
x ot
acc. x^ct
plur.
-
p.ara
x oas but also, gen. x o<^ s t acc 12 liquid measure, Lat. congius, KOTv\ai or 6 sextarii, about 3 quarts. 2. oi Xoes A&e feast of Pitchers, the second day of the Athenian Anthexpwv,
xovo*t,
:
[a] (xe' w )
xp T) ffQ-P fvos having lent feet and borrowed III. the Med. eyes. xpao|iai Ion. \pto\iai, is also used as a Dep., with pf. pass. KXpfjPLa i in same
>
on the twelfth day of the month Anthesterion. o gen. xo> acc. x ovv (X a) ) a bank, mound, heap of earth, earth thrown up so as to form a mound.
steria,
' >
2. sense, (see above XP^ 3) to vse Lat. uti, c. dat. metaph. in various relations, to be possessed of, shew, express a feeling or state of mind, to experience any' thing; (ppfffl yap Kfxpr] T dyaOfiffiv for he was endowed with a kind disposition 6p~ffj or Ovfjicp
;
Xoo), see
Xpaivco,
f.
xP av &
aor. I
xP 5l/a
= XP aCt}
>
to
2.
oOat to indulge one's anger ffwrvxa, fvrvxa XP*7~ aOat, Lat. uti fortuna mala, prospera, to be ill or
;
slightly, Lat. stringo : hence to smear, paint. metaph. to stain, soil, defile, pollute.
Xpaurja>, (xpaoftcu) a Verb hardly used in pres., whence the following Ep. forms, fut. xp ai <*M ao} m ^
,
well off; 6p.o\oyia xprjffOai to come to an agreement: KOL irpafffi xpv ff âi to buy and sell often periphr. with a ^Subst. for the simple. Verb; as, popca
tjjvrj
:
XpatfffJ.r)af^fv
aor. I
xpa^W'a
aor. 2
xP a i<*P- ov
:
>
3 sing. subj. xpa'oy1 ?? an d

dfjLvvca,
-T70"t, inf.
to
ward off somethingyrom
like \pa.iayniv one, Lat. defendo;
o\fOpov nvi xpato-jueiV or xP aia'fflffai to

destruction from one.
2. c. dat. pers.
:
ward
off"
only, to de-
fend any one, help, aid, succour
with a neut. Adj.,
Hence Xpo-tf iJi(Tv TI to assist or avail at all. Xpaurp,T|LOv, TO, a means of help, remedy.
Xpatcrp.7]{refXv, Ep. fut. inf. of xpafoy*""aor. 2 of XP a Xpata'jjLT](ri, Ep. 3 sing.
i. e. to die : also to pracetc. xp^ft" T *X V P to folio a âi a-vo^'ia, to practise lawlessness. ; xP^ 3. XpTJaQai nvi (is TI to use a thing for an end or puralso with a neut. Adj. as Adv., TI pose : TOVTQ) ; what use shall I make of him ? XP'? TlVl OTI jSovAfTat TIS to make what use one likes of him ; aTTOpeW o TI xpi?o-Tat not knowing what to make of it. 4. of persons, to have intercourse or dealings with any one, have to do with him, treat, behave, con' duct oneself to ; xp*) ff9 a 1 r v & s </>'*<?>, ^ s
XpfioOai to meet one's death,

tise,
pursue a trade,
ff
trade
""
<-
<-
Xpao|xai, see
to treat
one as a friend or enemy:
also,
XPA',fl (A), Aeol.
wound
annoy ;
him.
XPATl
TIVI, like Lat. uti aliquo or uti aliquo familiariter, to \pa\)t>>, f. trey, to touch lightly, be intimate with a man, to make use of his good slightly, Lat. radere, stringere. (B), only used in impf. to fall upon, attack, offices; irapex* iv favruv TIVI xp^ ff ^ ai to place onecmryepos of t'xpctc oaifjiow a hateful god vexed self at the disposal of another : absol., ot II. to be 5. absol., or with an Adv., oimu eager to do a thing; 2 sing. XPI? S friends. 6. of Ilepffai such is the practice of the Persians.
XPA'Xl
fj-yv
:
(C), Ion.
:
XP"> Ep.
fut.
xp'7'cu:
i
aor. I exprjfra.
Med.,
Pass., paullo-p.
fut. ~^prjaop.aL : aor. I fut. KfxpV<70[J.at, aor.
81' dy~f(\wv to manage, xp**<*9ai transact everything by messengers. 7- tne P er ^KfxpTjfMU with pres. sense, to be in need or want of a
c. acc. rei,
oOrjv : pf. Kfxprjffâi and tracts ae into 77, as XP?7 S >
Kfxprjpai.
XP^
~ XP ao} con
thing,
c.
f-
XT"?", etc., but

-
absol. as
TOU K^xpfj^voi in want of what ? gen. an Adj. needy, poor; but KfxpTjUtv 05 occurs
;
; >
into a, as XP? s i XP? XP^. etc ' there are also special Ion. forms of Med., xpôfj-at, xpff^', Radic. sense, to give what Xpfo^fvos, exp* ovro
-
Ion.
is
needful:
i.
Act., of the gods
and
their
oracles, to give the needful answer, to proclaim, declare, pronounce ; xpriGu &ov\ty
sense of XP^f at as ovp-fyopri ttexpTj8. the pevos having experienced a misfortune. aor. i pass. txP 1?^ 7/ " has a pass, sense, 01 vfjfs OI/AC the ships were not used. ~ Ep. shortened for XP e/6et acc ?' ot XP 6 OS
in the regular
1
'
>
Ion. for xpijo'flcu, inf.
788
vice
Xpeta 57? (xP^M at ) : ra ovolv els
7/se >
xpw
advantage, serthings of no use or service :
kat. ws? ' s
"
[reach]
him
is
to
embark on board
this ship.
Homer
[xp e'a> in
used as a monosyllable,
xpu-]
in plur. services.
<ris
2. using, usance, use; KTTJKal xpffais having and using. 3. of persons, II. like Lat. opus, need, acquaintance, intimacy. necessity ; kv XP e ^? ^vai 'or yiyveffOai rivos to be in 2. poverty, lack : c. need, want of a thing.
cvos, Ion. for xp^fos, part, of xpdoyuat. V indecl., but seldom used exTO, Ion. XP
:
wa,
lack o/a thing. 3. need of a person's gen. want, score of necessity : genehelp, hence a request on the 4. a needful matter, business ; kv rally, a request. jraffais rats rov awpVLros xp iais i fl a ^ functions of
'
nom. and ace. properly a part. neut. from T ^ XP f " v yiivr6ai., that (Ion. for XP"' )' which an oracle declares, that which must be, fate, ô"7"' it is or necesnecessity ; xpe&v or XP 6
cept in
sary, since
the body.
fated being necessary, was necessary. 2. that which is expedient or right : absol. as Adv., ou XP 6 '*"' cpx eTC ve ru e not rightfully, [y -, but sometimes poet. xpea> v as
it
must
be
absol.
\ptwv,
it
it
Xpios,
XpetT], 3 sing. pres. opt. o TO, Ep. for XP* OS 1
one long
II.
syllable.]
pi.
XpecovTcu, Ion. for xpuvrai, 3
of xpo/xi.
Xpeios, ov, (XP ?) useful: needful, fitting. act. needing, being in want of, c. gen. absol. needy. Ep. for \fi&> XP**' * deliver an oracle. <o, oos contr. ous, 17, Ep. for XP 6 '*'Lat. hinnire, of a Xpcp-CTuJo), f. idea, to neigh, snort,
:
Xp(os, TO, Att.

Xpwo"rqs,ôu,
for
XP
OS
o, (xpt'cws)
a debt. a debtor.
Xpc-cuêiAtTrjs, ou, 6, (xpe'^s, 60/Acu) a debtor. = XP eta "> we necessity. Xp-fj or xpT|, ^,
horse.

and xpe[ATio-|Ji6s,
/,
Hence
o,
I
Xp6[JiTtorp,a, TO,
a neighing. shortd. poet, for kxp^P-^ftffav, 3 pi. aor.

f.
,
impers.: subjunct. xpp: optat. xptirj: inf. XP'?)ut poet, also impf. 6XP^ anc^ XP'? 1' ^ zs fated, neces(for part., see xP /yI/ )
XP^
'
sary
XPE'MIITOMAI,
s/tfV,
Dep.
/o
expectorate. Xpf'o|xat, Ion. for
part,
x
-
Xpeov, Ion. for nom. and Xpôs, TO, gen. xp* fos contr. xp* ovs sm g ace. pi. XP*" Att. XP* 5 Ep. n o ^ n'ke Xpeas: (XP a opa-i, XP 7?) II. a needful matter, business, affair; weed Xpfos TIVUS f\0fiv to come for need of a person or re for what 7^^c? came thing e<p' o T: XP* OS III. a afefo; ye? also, like XPâ a thing. ~ Xpftos ofy(i\(Tai /xoj a cfefo is due to me XP* OS a rro SiSovai and dTroXa/z/Sdvetv to pay and recover debts ; fate, destiny. all property Xpfj, shortened for xP??Cf rr)v ovaiav airaaav xpea KaTt\tir( he left 2. metaph. a debt, trespass, in outstanding debts. XpTj^to, used only in pres. and impf. Ep. and Ion. Kara XP* OS according XpT]tco Dor. xpu^Sw and xPlJSSco (xp ct/ ) to sin. 3. a debt, due, duty; to what is due : hence a promise due, dp5s TIVCIV need, want, lack, have need of: absol. in part. XP?72. to desire, long for : to ask, ifav, needy, poor. Xpeos to pay the debt, i. e. do the work, of a curse. to deliver an oracle. c. crave, desire, Lat. solicitare : Xpco>, Ion. for gen. rei, to ask or (xpeos, demand a thing. Ep. XP U^ g en oos contr. ovs, 17 3. /*?) e'xpflC68 Qaveiv, like /XT) ivant, need, hence desire, longing, urgent w(j)e\es, thou oughtest not to have died, oh that thou want, need of me iv' ov hadst not wish, c. gen., XP 1 ^ * M** 4. the part. XPI/C**"' ^ s use ^ absol. Xpfw TTfifffMTos fffnv where there is no need of a for et xP??'Cet jf one wz'//, r/oe chooses: hence ZWA-&. ; '
'
f^^
>
'
must, must needs be, it is good, fit, Lat. oportet, decet, c. ace. ptrs. et inf. one must needs do a thing, *'/ behoves or 6c/s, zV is right and proper that one should do. Sometimes the inf. must be supplied from the context, as in the phrase ou5e ri ere XP 7?' as Ttrrre (*ax rl s diroiraveai ovoe ri ere XP*} why restest thou from the battle ? it behoves thee not (sc. a-nonaveadai ftdX^s). 3. c. ace. pers. et gen. rei, ouSe Tt ae xptf u.<ppoavvr)s thou âs/ no need of impudence, i. e. it does not befit thee ; ou o"e xpJ) T> aiSous thou âs^ no longer need of shame. II. in a less strong sense, one may, one can ; irws xpy TOVTO Trepdaai how is one to get through this? III. TO
:
c. inf. it
meet.
2. like 8cf,
'
XP^
'
cable.
2. in phrase,
XP
;
^J ittaverai
want or
neces;
zw^
ti/e//,
,
well-inclined.
like XP^- 03 Ion. for
l>
sity arises, c. ace. pers.
doth necessity yi'yvoiJiai and flfd, 4/ue
whom
a ship comes upon me : ov8e [niv xp e<^ fffrai rvp.fioxoTJs nor will need of a grave come upon him. 3. hence XP*^ IS often used without a verb expressed c. ace. pers., TtVre 5t crc xp f fc> wherefore [sc.
inavft]
XP*^ TÔ-QV i'ltfi to come so much? so also with Se XP f ^ Y7VCTai Vrl^ s nee d of
l
riva
*
'
deliver
>
>
77,
XP 6 a wse
an oracle, foretell. ^^xptto/tat, ô wsf,
iH<, Ep. and Ion. for

Xpt]to"KO|j,ai, Ion. collat.
XPP&form of
make
weerfs
use
of.
does need [come to] thee,

so also c. gen., OUT*
this
/*e
i.
e.
ravrrjs
why must thou do so? xp f & Ti^^s no need of

inf. is
a thing that one uses or mostly used in plur. goods, money : proverb., Kpdaacov XP^^TCM superior to money, i.e. inaccessible
XpTJ|Aa, aros, TO, (xpdoât)
:
to bribes.
honour [touches]
TI niv
xP*w
also used, ovSe V(-& v tvi&aiventv nor does need at all

;
me
an
II. a thing, matter, business, affair, event; Kivtlv TTO.V xp^tô. to set everything in motion, 'to leave no stone unturned:' a dealing, business,
789
a is often ex1. transaction, like Lat. res. ' a f r Tt J pressed to strengthen a phrase, as, ri what? 3. xprîa. is also used to express something
XP^ xpW
(^7707x0'$, iroitca)
making
oracles
>
in verse.
XpTjO'fJi.os, o,
(xpa*' c) the answer of an oracle, an

T),
strange or unusual, fj.eya ovos xpr/p-a a huge monster of a boar ; TOV \(.ip.ljjvos xp^^ a dcpuprjTov the intolerable violence of the
:
oracular response, oracle.

XpT)o-|xoo-vvif],
(xpao/xai) like
xp77At0(7l I/77'
''
eed,
storm also to express a great want, poverty : an eager request, importunity. number or mass, xprjp.a TTO\\WV dpfiicav, vtwv, etc., a Xpirjo-|Ji,o-<J)v\a|, S.KOS, 6, (x/"7oy*os, <pv\a) a keeper vast amount of javelin*, ships, etc.; oaov TO xp7/^ a '^f oracular responses, f. r)aw, peya. XPWP Act/cat napvuirojv what a lot of locusts (xprj&pwous) to recite oracles in verse, to give oracles, prophesy. vdv a great host of Laconian women. Hence 7 w* Tt/fa (XP 7?" the answer of an oracle, given in f. i&oj Att. to) pf. #exP 7A Xpfjo'pxpo'ia, 77, XpT|}JLciTia), a prophecy. /o ofo or carry on business, have dealings : to verse, /â) 2. to consult, debate, Xpijo'^cpSiKos, 77, ov, of or fit for a soothsayer or negotiate, transact business. to give an answer after diviner, oracular. Adv. KOJS. From advise about a matter. 3. due deliberation : to warn solemnly : Pass, to be soXpTjo-|A-a>S6s, w, (xprjffpvs, worj} reciting oracles in II. Med. lemnly warned. xp rifJMT lMii f'-iovpai, verse: prophesying, prophetic: as Subst., xp?70>ia;5os, to transact business for one's own profit, to make o, a soothsayer, prophet. motiey, enrich oneself: to transact business, have dealXptjoôv, 2 sing. aor. I imperat. of Kixprjui, to lend. III. in late Greek, the Act. XpT|crTov, verb. Adj. of xpao/xat, one must use. ings with another. XprjfJiaTifa means to bear a title or name; xp r}^ ar fl XpT)crT6vop,ai, Dep. (xpijffTos) to behave kindly, be fiaaiXevs he takes the title of king; of naQrJTai \piff- kind or merciful.
;
: :
:
Tiavol fxpfjP-dTiaav irp&Tov ev TT) 'A.vTio\eiq the disciples bore the name of Christians first in Antioch.
XpTjp-oiTtKos,
XpTjjAo-Ticrts,
77,
6v, (xpfjfAa}
of or/or money.
2
racles, Xpi]O'TTjpta,2[a), f. dffoj, like XP^' to S lve in Med., like xP"- f- ai t have an oracle prophesy : given one, consult an oracle; xp rl ffTr}P l ^-C(ff ^CLl & e V
>
ea-'s, 77,
and
of an oracle, a
II.
to consult a
god
Ipoiffi
xp r) ffl r]P i o-CfG âi
"
consult
TICW) transaction of business. response: also a divine warning,
victims.
From
a doing business for one's own gain gain, profit. XpT]p.d7UTTOv, verb. Adj. of make money.
(from Med.) money-making,
XpTjcrTT|piov, TO, the seat of an oracle, such as i. the answer of an oracle, oracular reII. an sponse. offering made at the time of con-
Delphi.
one must
sulting
an
victim, sacrifice.
oracle, a sacrificial victim : metaph. Properly neut. of xp^^T^ptos.
on
XpT)p.aTicmf|S, ov, o, (xprjfjiaTi^Qi) one who carries bitsiness, so as to make money, a moneyed man, a
ing
man
of business, tradeiman.
Hence
;
XpT|O'TT|pu>s, a., ov, also os, ov, (xpcuu) of or belongto an oracle, oracular, foreboding, presaging. 2. of, Belonging to a prophet, prophetic.
XpT|o~rTjs, ov, 6
it
:
XpTip-ctTio-TiKos, 77, 6v, fitted for money-making Xpr]fJ-a.Ti<JTiKus olcavos an omen portending
XpTjjxaTO-SatTTjs, ov,
u,
gain. (xprjâ, SctTeo^cu) a divider
from
ryr îv
gen. en
-
pi. pi-
xP*} ffTOJV ( to distinguish
of
one
who
of money or of possessions.
XpT)p.aTO-iroi6s, ov, (xpjJ/iaTa, Trotecu)
ing, money-getting.
money-mak-
sayer. a debtor.
gives or expounds oracles, a prophet, soo bII. a creditor, usurer. 2. (xpaopai)

f.
XpTjuoo-wT],
T),
= xpcta, (xpao/ât)
need, want, lack.
XPT|(TTO\OY<), words. Hence

.
770*0;,
(xp'70'ToAo'yos) to use fair
Xpv'tu,
inf.
Xp-rfcrSa),
of XP^Dor. for XP??^?
Xpijs, XPTJ "^. shortd. for xPT?C ts see also os, ov: (xpaoât) Xpr|o-ifJios, 77, ov,
XP^
B) "
XpTjcTToXo-yio,, 77, fair-speaking : a kind address. XpT|CTTO-X6'yos, ov, (xp77O"Tos, \zyca) speaking fairly. ~ XpT]0-Tos, 77, ov, verb. Adj. of xpo/za*, like xP^ ai
useful, serviceable : -^prjOTa, rd, as Subst. good 2. good, favourable; services, benefits, kindnesses. Tf \fVTr) xP r] (Jrr a happy end or issue : of victims and l
fjios,
useful, ser-
viceable, apt, fit, useful of its kind: TO xpô'tôi' use, 2. of men, serviceable, useful, serviceadvantage.
able to the state.

Xpf)OT|Acos,
5,
3. used,
made
use
of.
Hence
usefully, serviceably. Dor. for \prfaijJLOvs, ace. pi.

7),
:
Adv.
XpTJcris, fo;s,
(xpao/xcu) a using, employment, use
made
2. power or means of a thing in plur. uses. II. 3. intimacy, acquaintance, Lat. usus. of using.
II. of omens, boding good, auspicious, lucky. men, good, stout, brave in war of citizens, upright, deserving : ironically, xpn ar ^ 3 ^ X 011 are a nice fellow. 2. of the gods, kind, propitious : and so of men, good-natured, kind. Hence
;
(Xpaoj c) an oracle.
Xp"r]crp,oXccyd,
f.
uprightness.
utter oracles, divine.
Xptlo-TOTTjs, 77/0$, T), of persons, goodness, honesty, 2. kindness, good-nature, like evrjOeia.
CLTOS, TU,
,
r)<ru, (o
From
= xP" Ata
r
XpTjo-p,o-X6-yos,oi/, (xpriffpos, \t~fw) uttering oracles, 08 a-vr^p a soothsayer, diviner. II. divining; xp^tfA*
f.
i//u
^^
aor.
part.
l
I
'
Dep. xpîrrofxai, f. XPW~ med. (xP t At ^ At77 l/ P ass ^XP'^^'

:
also as
an expounder or
interpreter of oracles.
xP P$Q f i s
poot. for XP"". fo touch the surface.
790
of a body, to graze, scratch, wound, Lat. radere,
stringere
SofJiois
;
XP
^^^ 5 *& as
Xpovov
time of
for
a time
^s
xp^ vov
till
afterttme.
his time
II.
grazing close:
more
;
life;
xpovw Ppaovs slow from

rpiftfa) to
of life.
loiter.
come nigh, draw near, approach, c. dat. 2. xpi^-nrfaOai to draw near the house. also intr. in Act., to come or keep near: also with iroba added, iroSas \pi^.ifTovaa pa\laiffi keeping her feet
generally, to
Xpovo-rplplw, (xpovos, Xpoos, gen. of xpws.
waste time,
ad
close to the shore; so, VJT' taya.Tt]v arrjXrjv e'x/Arr' avpiyya he kept the axle close upon the post, *' Xpio'av, Ep. for e\plaav, 3 pi. aor. I of XP'
Xpio-â, arcs, TO, (xpifu) anything smeared on, scented unguent, of thicker consistency than ftvpov. Xpumavos, o, (Xpierros) a Christian.
Xpuo--a\a.KaTOS, ov, Dor. for xpwrjX-. XpiJo--ap,ot|36s, 6, (xpvoos, dfj.fi@oj} changing gold or gold money : metaph., "Aprjs crca/j-drcav xpvaa/Jioij8os Mars who btiys men's bodies with gold. Xpucr-afjurvj;, VKOS, 6, fj, (xpvcros, ajj-irvg) with fillet or frontlet of gold, epith. of horses: also of goddesses. Xpi)o--av0T)s, e's, gen. cos, (xpvaus, avQos) with flower
Xpwrros, 77, 6v, verb. Adj. of \pica, to be rubbed on, II. used as ointment or salve; tydpfMtea xpiara salves. 2. Xpiaros, 6, anointed; rb xP iffTOV anointing oil. the Anointed One, the CHRIST, as a transl. of the Hebrew Messiah.
f. \piaca [f]: aor. I t^plcta. Ep. xpt ffa: Pass., /o /OMC *e surface \îaQf]V pf. Kfxpipai of a body : to anoint with scented unguents or oil,
XPI'n,
aor. I
of gold. Xpv<r-avtos, Dor. for xpvvnwos. Xpvo--avravYT|S, e's, (xpwos, dvTavyrjs') reflecting a golden light. Xpi3cr-dopos, ov, (xpvffos, dop~) with sword of gold, epith. of the gods. Xpvor-dpjxaTOs, ov, (xpvffos, &pfjtd) with or in car of gold, epith. of the moon.
Xptxr-ao-ms,
of gold. [5]
Xpikr-a\JYT|S,
toos, 6,
r),
(xpvffos, daitis) luith shield

eos,
Med. x/no/zcu, aor. i \^fiaa\i.r\v esp. after bathing: to anoint oneself; \pifadai toys to anoint, i, e. poison, one's arrows. 2. to rub over with colour, to colour,
',
fs,
gen.
6,
rj,
(xpvaos,
01*777)
gold-
gleaming.
Xpv<r-do>p, opos,
(xpvffos, dop}
dye, stain; xpicrrflai rd aw/tara /-UA.TO; to dye their bodies with vermilion. 3. to puncture the skin
= xpvadopos.
an d dat. f XP&5 and Ion. XP OI11 Att. also xP a the surface of a body, the skin ; hence the (xpci>s) II. the colour of the skin, the combody itself. plexion ; \poidv a\\aaaciv to change colour : also
'
slightly, prick, sting. Xpoa, XP' i rre g- acc -
Xpv<riov, gold mines,
TO, (xpvaos) mostly in plur., xpvo-cra, rd, in full xpv ffeia p-fTa.\\a.
Xpota,
77,
Ep.
Xpiicreios, 77, ov, poet, for xpvaeos. Xpvor-\(j)avT-T|X6KTpos, ov, (xpvaos, t\((pas, i']\fKrpoi/) of or overlaid with gold, ivory, and electrum. Xpva-60-J36o-Tpvx o s, ov, (xpvaeos, Poarpvxos) with locks or ringlets of gold.
the colour of a thing. Xpoio>, f.tffcu: contr. xpw<>,f-o"(y: (xpoct) : or graze the surface, also generally, to touch
Xpotôfj-ai, to
Xpv<T6-8jxir)TOS, ov, (xpvfffos, oâ}) huilt or

to
:
formed
touch
of gold.
Xpvo-6-KfjiT)TOS, ov,(xpv<r*os, KdfJivoj) wroughtofgold. XptJcre6-KVK\os, ov, (xpvfffos, KVK\OS) with disk of
Med.
touch another person, to lie with. XpOfi&Sos, 6, a grating or creaking noise, jarring, (Formed from the sound.) gnashing, crushing.
gold.
Xptkreo-fJiaXXos, ov,
Xpovto>,
tarry
:
spend time, (xpoVos) to continue or last long, hold out : c. part, to

f.
i(T(a
Att.
to),
intr. to
Xpi)o-o-|xiTpi]s, ov, 6,
= \pvoo fJLa\Xos. = xP vffo lTP 7 s

'
JL
XpV<TO-VCOTOS, OV,
XpVffOVOJTOS.
persevere in doing
c. inf. to
delay to do
II. to
absol. to
\p\>(reo-irr\\T], TJKOS, 6, %, (xpvfffos, irrj\r]g) with
linger, delay, be slow. Pass, to be prolonged
or
prolong, put off: protracted: absol. to

:
helm or casque of gold.

Xpvo-60--TrT|virjTOs, ov, (xpvffeos, irfjvrj)
with woof of
'
grow
up.
:
Xpovtos, a, ov, and Att. os, ov (xpovos) after a 1. for a long time ; long time or interval, late. Xpovius dfjLi d-rro fiopds I have been for a long time apart from food. 3. long, lasting long ; xp^vioi
lasting wars: lingering, delaying: Xpovia as Adv., after a long time.
Tr6\efj.oL
gold, inwrought with gold. Xpvcreos, 77, ov, and os, ov Att. contr. xp v o 'Cs, 77, ovv ; Ep. \p\xreios, 77, ov, (xpvcros) golden, of gold, inlaid with gold: also gilded, gilt; xP vffo ^ v nva Iffrdvai to raise a statue of gold to one. 2.
;
:
neut. pi.
also a certain b, time, indefinitely a period, season, space of time : absol. in acc. Xpuvovfor a while; TTO\VV xpovov for a long time ; rov dei XP" VOV for ever 6\iyov xpovov in a short time : iroffov xpovov for how long f XP^ V V ' n time, at last. with Prepositions: dvd XP OVOV m course of time : 8i<i xpovov after an interval ; !
:
XPO'NOS,
II. Xpvfffia p,ra\\a gold mines; see x.pvaetov. III. metaph. gold-coloured, of golden hue. golden, happy, blessed : hence the first Age of Man
time,
.;;.
Homer, xpvatri, \pvaf-qv, xpv~ must be pronounced as spondees.] Xpv<ro-crdv8a\os, ov, (xpvafos, advoaôv) with sandals of gold ; ixvos \pvatoadvaXov the step of golden sandals.
[In
creov, \pvatiQ}, etc.
was
the golden.
TroAAoG
xp^ vov
evrus
ng
ag
&
XP^ VCP
t*
me
length;
xpw
v within a certain
time;
iirl
xpvffoaT(<f>avos. Xpt)o-e6-crToX(ios, ov, or \pva-t6-trro\os, ov, (xf^~ afos, (TreAAa?) decked or dight with gold.
Xpvor6o-<rT<|)avos, ov,
791
OV,
= XP vcr
rfvfcTOS
Xpv<T0-<}>a.Xapos, ov, (xpvffeos, (f>d\apd) with trap-
Xpvcro-KporaXos, ov, (xpvffos, ftporaXov) rattling or ringing with gold.

Xpvcr6-Xi9os, 77, (xpvaos, \i0os) the chrysolith or gold-stone, a bright yellow stone, perhaps the topaz. U. to col' Xpvo-oXo-yeco, f. rjqca, to talk of gold.
,
pings of gold.
Xpvo-t]is, ioos, 77, patronym. of Xpvffijs, ov, o, daughter cf Chryses. or
From Xpvo--Y)Xdc3TOS, ov, (xpvffvs, rj\a.KaTr)) with spindle lect gold, i. e. money. arrow of gold. ov, (xpvaos, Ae^cu) speaking of gold, ov, (xpvffos, Ao'yx 7?^ with golden Xpvtr-t|XaTOs, ov, (xpvffos, fKavvca) beaten out of spear. gold, of beaten gold. Xpi)cr6-Xo<j)os, a, ov, (xpvffos, \6<pos) with golden Xpv<r-T|vu>s, ov, (xpvffos, r)via) with reins of gold.
Xpvcr-Tipirjs, fs, gen. eos, (xpvffos, dpapefi/) furnished or decked with gold, golden. Xpvo"tSiov, TO. Dim. of xpvffiov, a small piece of gold.
crest.
Xpvo-lov, TO, Dim. of \pva6s, a piece of gold, gold anything made of gold, gold coin, money ; fleece. Xpv<ro-fjiavT|S, (s, (xpvffos, fj,avT]vai) mad after gold. apyvpiov feat xpvffiov silver and gold money : but the Xpvo-o-(jL7]XoX6v0Tj, 77, (xpvaos, fj,r)\o\6v6rf) the goldgeneric term for money was dpyvpiov, as in Lat. arbeetle or cockchafer. Hence II. as a term of endearment, my little gentum. ~ treasure ! Xpvcro-|AT|XoX6v8iov or -OVTIOV, TO, Dim. of XP V
in general:
Xpvcro-XvpTjs, ov, 6, Dor. -Xvpas, (xpvaos, \vpa) with golden lyre. [Au] Xpvo-6-jiaXXos, ov, (xpvffos, /xaAAos) with golden
XpiJo"ts, iSos,
77,
(xpvaos) a vessel of gold.
2.
ffofj.ij\o\6v&T),
little
cockchafer
used as a term of
golden dress.
endearment.
Xpvo-o-p,iTpt]s, ov, 6, (xpvaos, n'tTpa) with girdle or
Xpvovnjs [t], ov, 6, fem. xpvo-ins, toos, (xpvffos) like gold, containing a proportion of gold. Xpv<ro-J3a<|>T|s, e's, (xpvffos, f3a(pfjvai) gilded, goldembroidered. Xpv<r6-J3coXos, ov, (xpvffos, /SaiAos) with soil con1
head-band of gold,
[/it]
fJ-opfprj)
Xpvo-6-|xop<j)os, ov, (xpvaos, likeness of gold.
in the shape or
Xpw6-v<oTOS,
ov, (xpvffos,
;
taining gold.
Xpvo-6-YOVos, ov, (xpvffos, yfvfffdai) born or descended of gold, of the Persians, because they were descended from Perseus, the son of Danae.
covered with gold with gold.
xpvaovorros
VWTOS) with golden back: rjvia a rein studded
Xpvo-6-iracrTOs, ov, (xpvffos, iraffffca) sprinkled or shot with gold; xpvffoTraaros Tirjprjs a turban of gold
tissue
; TO. xpvffonaffra gilded splendours. Xpvcro-ireSiXos, ov, (xpvaos, irfdi\ov) with sandals
Xpvcro-8ai8a\Tos, ov, (xpvffos, ScuSaAAcu) richly

ivrought with gold.
Xpvo-o-BaKTvXios, ov, (xpvffos, OO.KTV\IOV) with a
ofgold.
Xpvcro-ireirXos, ov, (xpvaos, Trfir\ov) withrobe ofgold.
Xpvo'o-irTjXirjl, TJKOS, o,
77,
gold ring.
[KTV~\
Xpvo-c-8cTOS, ov, also rj, ov, (xpvaos, 5ecw) bound with gold, set in gold : overlaid with gold. Xpt'O'O-eOcip, ftpos, 6, T), (xpvffos, fOeipa) with gol-
(xpvaos,
TrrjXrj^)
with helm
or casque of gold.
XptJo-o-irXoicajJios, ov, (xpvffos,ir\6KafJLos) with tresses
den hair.
fs, (xpvaos, cTSos) like gold. Xpvcro-tfVyos, ov, (xpvffos, {vyov} with yoke of gold.
of gold.
XpiJao-iroios, ov, (xpvff6s, iroieoi) working in gold: as Subst., xpvffoiroios, 6, a goldsmith. Xptitro-irpacros, o, (xpvaos, -rrpdaov) the chrysoprase,
Xpi5o-o-i8Tis,
Xpvcr6-9pi, -rpixos,
haired.
o,
rj,
(xpvffos,
6pi) golden-
a precious stone of a yellow-green colour. Xptkro-Opovos, ov, (xpvaos, Opovos) on throne of XptJo-o-irrepos, ov, (xpvffos, iTTfpov) with wings of gold. gold, gold-enthroned. Xpv<ro-pams, o, poet, for xpvaoppaiTLS. Xpvtro-KApTjvos Dor. -dvos, ov, (xpvffos, Kaprjvov} with head of gold, [rca] Xpvaro-poos, ov, (xpvaus, peoi) streaming with gold. Xpxicr-<Spo4>os, ov, (xpvffos, opocpr}) with golden roof Xpvo-o-Kepws, CUTOS, o, 77, and xpô-Keptos, cuv, gen. with horns of gold. or ceiling. (a: (xpvffos, Kfpas}: II. with Xpvcrop-pairis, toos, o, 77, (xpvffos, pams) with wand gilded horns, like a victim for the sacrifice.
Xpv<ro-KoXXir)TOS, ov, (xpvffos, /roAAao;) welded or
of gold.
in
wrought of gold:
laid with gold.
generally, of gold, golden. Xpvo~6-KoXXos, ov, (xpvffos, #oAAdo>) welded or in-
Xpvcrop-pirros, ov, (xpvffos, ptoj) flowing with gold, a stream of gold. XPY~2O'2, ov, o, gold, Lat. aurum ; xP va ^ s K0 ^~
Xpvo-o-KO(JLT|S, o,
Dor. -|xas,
:
cf the golden hair for Apollo.
a, 6, (xpvffos, Ku^rf} he u Xpucro/co/ttis the golden-haired,
Acs gold wrought into
vessels, gold plate; xP vffus dn((p9os refined gold ; Aev/tos ^-pvcros white gold, i.e. alloyed with silver.
XpiJcro-Kojxos, ov, (xpvuos, with golden plumage.
o/ir;)
golden-haired
Xpticro-(rT<}>avos,
ov,
(xpvffcs,
arf<pavo$)
gold-
crowned.
792
'>
p(pu o-o OTOJJLOS

(XP vff v s
>
ffTuf*
-)
ofgolden mouth,
p, irreg.
f.
:
dat.
dropping words of gold.

twisted with Xpucr6-crTpO(|>o3, ov, (xpvffus, ffTpetyca)
*"
XP *"T<W
C
'
aor
!
:
%XP caffa
:
'
P a ss.,
aor.
twisted gold. gold : of a bow, strung with a worker in gold, goldsmith. xpvcro-TKT(ov, ovos, 6, formed from XP"Xpvo-orepos, a, ov, Comp. Adj.
like xpot'fa, (o (xpws) touch the surface of a body : generally, to touch,

pf.
e'xpo;o"/iat
clasp.
2. to tinge, stain
generally, to taint, defile.
more golden. Xpvaro-TVKTOs, ov, (\pvffus, TCVXOO} wrought ofgold. with golden Xpv<ro-TVX"f|S, fs, (xpvffos, revxos) armour. bow of gold. with Xpvcr6-To|os, ov, (xpvffos, TOOI/)
ffos,
Xpwp-a, arcs, TO, (xpwvvvî) the surface of the body, II. the colour of the skin, the complexion; III. fj,0iffravai rov xpÂtaTos to change colour. IV. metaph. in pi. ornaments, embellishments. as a technical term in Greek Music, a modification of
the skin. the diatonic music.
Hence
II. 57
with trident of XpxKTO-rpiaivos, ov, (xpvffus, rpiaiva)

gold, [r]
ears or handles Xpv;r-ovaTOS, ov, (xpvffus, ovas) with of gold.
XptojiariKos,
T],
ov, suited for colour.
x?-
fMTiK^
cients,
(sc. fjLovffiKrj) the
differing
from
chromatic music of the anthe diatonic in having the
XpvcroOs,
77,
ovv, Att. contr. for xpvfftos.
Xpt)ô-d>ci6vvos,oy, (xpvff6s,(pa,ivo/j,cu)
Xpvo-o-<j>a,T|S, cs, (xpuo-os, (pdos)
<
= xpvffo<pa.TjS.
tetrachord divided into less simple intervals. , TO, (xpct^*a) a colour, paint, dye. [a]
o,
Xpvcro-(j)6Y Y ns, es,

i
with golden light. (xpvffos, fpeyyos) with golden
Xpoa
flesh,
Att. dat.
beam.
XpiJcro-tjuXos, ov, (xpvffos, (pi\os) gold-loving. or golden apparel. Xpvcro(}>op6c), f. ffffQ}, to wear gold
From
Xpflo-o-<|>6pos, ov, (xpvffos, <pep&)
surface of the body, the skin, also the body itself: the as opp. to the bone generally, one's body, 2. tv xpoi, Att. tv XP c ^ ose to e ^ e skin; frame. ev xpoi' Kfipeiv to shave close : metaph., gvpei ev XPV
:
wearing gold or
golden apparel. Xpv<ro-4>u\af &KOS, 6, 77, (xpv<ros, <pv\ag) a guarder or keeper of gold : a treasurer, [cpu] (xpvff6 s X ' 7"*?) with golden XP^0'O-X^''"'1S ov
,
shave? close, i. e. it touches one nearly, comes ; kv XPV Trapair\feiv to sail past so as to shave II. the colour or graze, Virgil's radere littus. of the skin, complexion; XP& S TpeireTai his colour
it
home
>
>
>
changes.
,
hair: fem.
xP UCT> 6x atTts
>
ioos.
77pos, 6, (xpojôi)
Xpô-0-xa.Aivos, ov, (xpvffos,
xa^-
tl/
^s )
with goldwith gold

tint
:
fj.6\v@os
one who colours or dyes : a lead-pencil.
ftudded bridle, [a] Xpvcro-x^tp, x^pos.
Xpc>Tico,
u,
fj,
f.
io<a, (xpojs) like

'
xp *'C W
c
>
to colour, dye,
(xpvffos,
X 6t'p)
on one's fingers.
Xpticro-xtTcov, ojvos, o,
77,
(xpuo-os,
x ir ^ v }
w*tb
coat
Med., xp caT l C a @ai T ^ v tyvatv TLV'L to tinge one's nature with something. X'uStjv [y], Adv. (x^) * n a stream or flood, ivithout
II. in flowing language, i. e. order, confusedly. in prose, opp. to poetry. III. abundantly, utterly.
of gold.
[xH
TO, the shop of
f.
Tjffoa,
a goldsmith. (xpvffoxoos) to be a goldsmith

in gold.
From
or gold-refiner
to
17,
work
ov,
aor. I pass. opt. of \t<u. ov, 6, (xôj) juice, moisture:
a decoction.
II.
2.
gold-refiner ; low the trade of a goldsmith.
belonging to a goldsmith or juice drawn out by digestion, chyle. xP vffo X ofK^l v Tex vr} v epya&aOai to fol- taste of a thing.
the flavour,
From Xvjievos, Ep. aor. 2 pass, of x^- [#] Xvp.io>, f. iffca Att. to), (xvfJios) to make savory, Xpô~o-x6os, ov, (xpucros, x^ ") melting r casting gold: as Subst., \pvaoxoos, o, one who gilds the season : metaph. to tone down, temper. II. taste, flavour. horns of a victim a goldsmith. X^p-os, ov, 6, (xÔ juice. XVVTO, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of x*Xpuo-6-xpoos, ov contr. -xpovs, ovv, (xpvffos, xpoa) II. Xâis, fcas, 77, (xe&) <* pouring, shedding. gold-coloured. a flood, stream, gush. 2. of dry things, a heap: a Xpvaroco, f. taffoj, (xpvffos) to make golden, gild. Xpvtrto, Dor. for xpvffov, gen. of \pvaos. quantify, [y] Xtrr\aa), f. affO), to pour out: metaph. to throw XpiJo-cop-a, arcs, TO, (xpvo-oa;) that which is made of From carelessly down. gold, wrought gold, gold-plate, [y] XVT\OV, TO, (xew) anything that can be poured, a Xptfo--wva>, (xpwo-os, uvtopai) to buy or change gold. I. in plur. x^rAa, TO., wafer Xpvo"-wirr]S, ov, 6, fem. ->ms, ioos, liquid, fluid : esp., xpvffojiros. 2. a mixture of water Xpvcr-wiros, ov, (xpvaus, a;^) with golden eyes or for washing or bathing. and oil rubbed in after bathing, [w] Hence face, beaming like gold. Med. to \vr\6ta, f. wffca, to wash, bathe, anoint : XpiJo-coo-ts, ecus, o, (xpuffocw) a gilding, [u] anoint oneself after bathing. Xpvtr-uvJ;, cDrros, o, ?}, (xpvffos, wif<) gold-coloured, XtrrAioeraiTO, ?> sing. aor. I med. of x^TAocw. shining like gold. \VTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of x*<u. [C] Xpw, contr. from xpôv, pres. imperat.
;
\VTOS
,
X(I>PLOV.
793
:
17,
ov, verb. Adj. of

-up
;
of dry things, heaped

earth.
2.
x^, poured, shed. x vr % fa ?a a mound

melted;
stone,
e.
2.
of
dams.
ftara XiQiva
glass.
as Subst., \vroi, of, II. raacfe liquid, cast,
mounds, dykes,
aprr)i.
or moles. 4. to cover with a mound of earth, bury; XttVai riva \idois to cover any one over with stones Pass, to be heaped up with earth, have a sepulchral
mound
to be
raised over one.

: :
X" TCI pendants of melted

III.
of
XH'OMAI,
:
liquid, fluid, flowing.

>
f. xwoopxLi aor. i lxa)<r<*/-H? 1' angry, be wroth, be enraged : c. ace.,

;
Pass.
Xvrpa, rj, (x^) an earthen pot : pi. x uTPat a ' Krjp enraged at heart also c. dat., (pptfflV c. dat. pers. to be the pottery-market : \vrpai were also pots of pulse, Ijatv angry at one also c. gen. used to consecrate altars and statues of inferior pers. vel rei, to be angry about a person or thing: and gods; hence of a statue, ravrrjv x vTP ais ityvrtov c. neut. ace., p.rj pot ruot x^ f be not angry with me this must be erected with pots of pulse, [y] for this. Xvrpu>s, a, ov, = x^rpfovs, of earthenware : ra \-vXwpa Ion. \&pr\, i7, = x%)OS ^ e space or room in which a thing is, a place, spot, Lat. locus : the rpeia earthenware, pottery, [u] 77, ovv, (xvrpd) of earthenware, place assigned, the proper place; Kara x ^Pav f^vtu to be in one's place; Kara x&Pav pevfiv to stay fcas, 6, (x^Tpa) a potter. in one's place, to stand one's ground; leu/ Kara XvrpCSiov, TO, Dim. of \vrpis, a small pot. [i~] Xt>Tpici>, f. iffoj Att. to), (xwrpa) to put in a pot: \wpav to leave in its place, leave as it was; \uto expose a child in a pot. pav \afttiv to take a position, find one's place ; tojs Xvrpivos, 17, ov, (xvT/>a) of or like a pot, earthen, av xup av Xa/Sfl Ta irpdjfjiara till the affairs find their
: <
Lat. testaceus.
[u]
17,
proper place.
pot.
'
2.
metaph. the place assigned
to
any
XvrpCs,
ioos,
Dim. of x^Tpa or \vrpos, a
XVTp6-Trovs,-7ro8os,o, (xuTpos,7rci;s)a/>o/or caldron with feet : also a kind of chafing-dish.
one, one's post, station, office, position; kv dvSpairvScov flvai to be ranked in the place of slaves ; tv
x&pq
numero
X^rpos, 6, (x /<w ) an earthen pot, esp.for boiling : ol x vr P OL was the name given to the hot-baths at
a l so the feast of pots, the third day of the Anthesteria, and thirteenth of the month Anthesterion. [i/]
haberi.
Thermopylae.
II.
of
X^ TP'
regio ; ?] land, an estate, farm, Lat. ager. opp. to the town, Lat. rus.
f.
be of no account, Lat. nullo in a land, country, tract, Lat. 2. landed property, X^P a one's country.
etvai to
II.
3. tbe country,
170-0;
YU>, contr. for /cat 6.
(X^pos)
give
Att. 170-0/104 : aor. i Ix&pô-a pf. to make room for another,

: .
2 Ep. sing,
), f.
imperat
way
to
draw
(x<wXos) to be or go lame. j, (x&>A.os) to be or become lame, to halt, limp. XO)X-Cap,j3os, o, (j(ca\6s, taufios) a /awe or halting
di/a),
X<vpr)ffovffi they will retire
back, retire, withdraw ; vtKpov from the dead body; drro
vrjwv fx^JP'll ffav irporl "I\tov they retired from the 2. c. dat. pers. to give way to one, ships to Ilium.
iambic,
i.
e.
the
last place, said to

;
one that has a spondee for an iambus in have been invented by Hippo-
make way for him. go forward, advance,

irpus
II. to
make room; and

come on
;
so,
to
go
on,
x^P^
go
nax
also called OKa^cav.
epyov to come
to action;
2. to
xjptiv
irpbs fjirap to
XwXo-iroios, ov, (xÂos, irotfca) making lame men, of Euripides, who was fond of introducing lame men
upon the
stage.
"fj,
XHAO'2,
ov, lame, halting,

II.
the hand, maimed.

Lat. perfect, defective,
limping: also of metaph. maimed, im-
mancus.
X&jxa, aros, TO, (x<jjvvvp.i) earth thrown up, a bank, mound, thrown up by besiegers against the walls of cities a dam, mound, mole or pier, thrown into the sea, Lat. moles : also like Lat. tumulus, a sepulchral
:
mound.
X&v,
part,
17,
advance, make way. proceed; ov X^P 6 ^ rovpyov the work advances not. 3. ^ come to an issue, turn out in a certain manner: absol. to go on well, succeed ; -napa ap.iKpa xo>pV to come to little. 4. to spead abroad, become current, of III. transit, to have space or room for reports. 6 Kpyrrip a thing, to hold, contain, like \a.vâ.vo) Xojpe? d/x0cpe'as egaKoaiovs the bowl holds 600 ama'P e ^ t^ 6 c ^y can\\o\. phorae 17 TroAts avruv ov X contain him. iov o little spot, [pf] X<opC8iov, TO, Dim. of x&p'
to one's heart.
;
;
of XQQ)
XWVTJ,
contr.
mould
to cast in.
f.
see xuvvviu. from yoavr), (x t/a>) a melting-pit, a 2. a funnel.

:
Xb>pia>,
f.
iaca Att.
:
to)
pf.
:
X x^tx&oOqv pf. #e'xcy0>(cu there is 40 m ^- X^ v art x&v: (x(oi): x^ P up ; x<'JPaTa X^ v to heap up a mound to raise a sepulchral mound. 2. to block up by throwing in earth, to dam up : Pass, to be filled with earth, be silted up with deposit from rivers. 3. in Pass, of cities, to be raised on mounds
cycra: Pass.,
fut.
x&
I
a(a: aor - J
aor.
also the regul. pres. to throw or heap

:
'
>
3 pi. Kfxwpioarai (xojpi's) l of x up' COVTS Separatists, a name given to divide : those Grammarians who ascribed the Iliad and Pass, to be separated, Odyssey to different authors severed or divided, hence to differ, be at variance ;
:
pass. KCx&piGIAat, Ion. to separate, part, sever,
vofj.01
Kx<uP ial * v01 different laws. Xcoptov, TO, Dim. of x"V> s an d X^JPa
JL
a particular
a ou place, a place, spot, country ; IK TOU auTou x 'P' 2. also a place or passage in from the same spot. II. a a book, Lat. locus. strong place, outpost,
794
III. a fortified post or town, esp. a detached fort. landed property, an estate. Xpis, Adv. separately, asunder, apart by oneself ; 2. seKeirai x^'P' 8 o pe/rpds the corpse lies apart. 8 Se . , , X^P* 3. x^P* 8 f** v parately, one by one. on the other, by themselves on one side , by them, 8 ^ oKoaoi except so many as selves ; 4. x^P'
. .
.
if/iTraKos for ffiTTttKos, /eoif/ixos for tcoffffvfpos. was omitted or added as in dp.fj.os afjuaOos,
IV.
tj/advpos, dp, (ipd<a) friable, crumbling, falling to pieces, loose.

i};aipco,
(\pd(a)
to
graze or touch gently;
tyaipeiv
Xcupis
teal
77
except;
it
x^P' 8 77 ^Ti
is
different or distinct
T(i /rajpi'a
p/ kind ; x^P' 8 T d T' enrcfp iro\\d a different thing to say many
except that.
II.
TTTfpois o1fj.ov aidepos to skim with wings the ether, as in Virgil radere iter liquidum. trans. to move lightly, to quiver, flutter.
path of
II. in-
ij/aurriov, TO,
Dim. of
dp,
if/aiorov,
a small cake.
things and to the purpose. Xcopis, Prep, with gen., without : without the help or will of; x^P' 8 6*ov, Lat. sine diis, without the
verb. Adj. of if/aioj, ground ; 7 a tyaiard (sub. rre/^juaTa) cakes of ground barley. i}/aC<rra>p, opos, o, masc. Adj. that which luipes off.
ij/aurros,
77,
favour o/the gods.

pendent
of,
2.
XOJpls o/i/xdrajp e/j,wv far from
separate from, apart from; my eyes. 3. mafej

\
ij/aico,
f.
aca, (if/dca) to
rub away, grind down, pound.

f.
:
\!;aKdco later v{;Kd<o,
daca, (if/areas) to rain in
without reckoning, besides. 6, (x&>piC<u) a separating, separation. fem. x w piTt S, iSos, (x&pa, xw[i], ov, o, pos) a countryman, rustic, boor : fem. x JP?Tls > *Sos, a Hence country girl.
small drops, drizzle, drip

Kafct
it
impers., like vet, etc.,
if/a-
drizzles.
ij/axds later i|/Kas, a5os, 77, (if/dof) any small piece rubbed or broketi off, a grain, crumb, morsel, bit; dp-
X^PITIKOS, 7, dp, beseeming a countryman, rustic, rural. Adv. -a)s, i rustic fashion. X&pos, o, s/>ace to oZd a /&?&, room, a />Zac<?,
s/>o/.
II.
a place, a land, country, Lat. regio
c. gen. A&e district or /rae belonging to or about a 2. place ; x^pos TTys 'Apafiirjs the tract of Arabia. landed property, an estate. (Akin to \av^dv(a, \d-
Xaipos, ov,
the
6,
Corns or Caurus, the north-west wind:
quarter. a place X&)po-<j>t\6&), f. -fjGQ}, (x<pos, (îAew) to love or spot, haunt, frequent it.
NW.
not even a farthing of money as 2. grams of sand. a small drop, a quantity of small drops, a small vaOnorav a! Qfj&ai drizzling rain, opp. to oftfipos ifjattddi Thebes was rained on by a drizzling rain : metaph., (poiviffaa ^/e/fas a shower of blood. x}/aXt86-orTO|xos, OP, (i/'aAt's, ard/xa) having a mouth or head like a pair of shears, epith. of a crab. to clip \{/aXio fut. laoj and i<a Att. to) (ipaXis) with shears or scissors. Â'AION, a ring on the curb-chain of a bridle, to
yvpiov
fj.rjb'e:
if/aftds
collective Subst.,
if/dfji/aov if/aKas
which the leading-rein was fastened

the curb-chain itself
:
plur. tyaXia, rd,
X&s,
coutr. for
ai ojs.
Xwcrai, aor.
I inf.
of
\6jvvv[Jt.i.
hence more generally, a chain, and metaph. a curb, constraint. i{;aXis, ioos, 77, (if/doj) a pair of shears or scissors,
Lat. forfex.
aor. I part, X^xrO-qvat, aor. I pass. inf. X<o<ri,s, fas, f], (xwcrai)
Xo-d}Avos,
strengthd. from
if/doi
f.
iâAw
aor. 1
a heaping up of earth,
pf. fif/a\tca
raising a
city
7;
:
mound
or bank, esp.
by
besiegers against a
;
a filling
,
x^ ais
,
blocking up by earth thrown in v \iftcvuv the blocking up of harbours.

in,
ing, to pull, pluck. to pull, twang with the fingers ; Aeip to twang the bow-string: to
:
to touch, stir or move by touch2. to pull and let go again,
crasis for KO.I offovs.

T],
made of
ov, verb. Adj. of \QJVVV pi, heaped earth thrown up.
up
T('OV vevpdv jâAplay a stringed instrument with the fingers, instead of with the plectrum absol. to play, and later, to sing to a harp. 3. Pass., of the instrument, to be struck or played. Hence 4/dXp,a, <ZTOS, TO, a tune played on a stringed instrument.
4t, TO, indecl., twenty-third letter of the as a numeral if/' : 700, but The letter ^ is a double Consonant, com700,000. pounded of a and a labial, TTO", /So", or <po*. The character if/ was at first only Ion., and was adopted Y",
4/,
Greek alphabet
^=
(âAAw) a pulling or twanging musical with the fingers. 2. a strain or burst of music : later, a song sjmg to a stringed instrument : a psalm. Hence
4''aXp.6s, o,
strings
ij/aXfAO-xfipTjs, es, (if/a\fj.6s,

j
i
x aP*J vai )
delighting in
harp-playing.
vJ/aXTTjp, rjpos, also T?7S, TOV, d, (iâAAco)
a harper.
same time with 77, ca and see H, 77. I. in Aeol. Changes of !//, esp. in the dialects the older TTO" was retained, esp. in prop, names, as
at
Athens
at the
il/dXrpia,
7),
fem. of
ifsa.X.T'fjp.
IleXoTTS for Tl&oif/. II. if/ was resolved into o-?r, as, dairivOiov for dif/ivOiov, tf/iv Dor. for ffcpiv, ^/e for
atyk.
III.
if/
4/dp.d0os, 77, (if/dca) sea-sand, the sandy shore, the sands : proverb, of a countless multitude, oaa if'dpaSee 06s TC KOVLS Tf as many as the sand and dust.
\j/ap.dd-b>S7]s, fs, (if/dpaOos, ciSos)
was sometimes put
for
a or
aff, as,
|
sandy.
795
uV5|J.a9uv, wvos, o, (if/dfâOos)
pits, Lat.
a sandy place, sand-
Adj.,
jj.f
if/tycis
the things wherein thou blamest

thin, spare, scanty,
sabuletum.
me.
\J/Sv6s,
yapa} Comic word in Aristophanes, numberless as heaps of sand : cf. sq. numberless as \J;a|Ji(jL-u,K6orioi, at, a, sand-hundred, the sand, a Comic word formed from if/dfj-jjios tuarov, as the cardinal numbers Siatcuaioi, rpiaKucrioi from
5?s etcarov, Tpls e/taTov, to
of hair
77, ov, (êu) rubbed off, of a person, bald-headed.
4/eoijpos or vj/eOupos, d, 6v, \îOvpus. uVetw, Ep. for J/'to;, which is Ion. for ^doa, i;Kao>, vj/exds, see if/aicdfa, y/aitds.
*UKTI]S,
IJ/CKTOS,
ou, 6,(y/yca)
77,
denote a countless multisand.
ov, verb. Adj.
a blamer, censurer, disparager. of tyeycu, blamed, to be

TCUS.
tude.
ij/dfX[jnrj
Dor.
vf/djAjjia, T),
= ^d/x/ios,
blamed, blameable. E'AION, TO, a

in pi. \f/f\ia,
Adv.
in the sand, sandy. v^djAjxtvos, 77, ov, (if/d(j.fjios} ofsand, on the sand. >, a, ov, if/dfj,fj.ivos,
armlet, bracelet, Lat. armilla : Ta, bracelets, armlets, a favourite orna-
ment of the
tj/eXioco,
f.
Persians.
1,
ou, u, fem. 4/ap.ji.LTLS, tSos, (^d/i/xos)
4/eXio-c}>6pos, ov, (if/e\iov, (pepca)

wffoj, (if/\iov) to
wearing
bracelets.
of sand, sandy.
i)/dp,(xos,
77,
twine, wreath.
if/e\tov.
(^dcy) sand, so
called
from
its
looss
xj/eXXiov, incorrect
form of
crumbling nature:
irXenciv
vain. tydpftos to
weave II. a
proverb., l/c ^d/x/zou G\OLVLOV a rope of sand, of labour in

tract
^PEAAO'2,
i I
77,
6v,
unable to
pronounce certain
II.
letters or syllables, like a child.

fs %
,
of words,
of sand, the sand.
Both
indistinctly uttered, unintelligible, obscure.
the
if/,
and its poet, form if/upaOos sometimes drop and become ap-pos aâOos.
sandy.
v|/6i)8-d,YY
gen. tos,
= if/evSayytkos.
Hence
vl/ap.p.-GjSijs, fs, (if/dp. pas, ctSos)
a false message or report. Xos, ov, (\l/v8rjs, dry/eAAcu) bringing a
\\iav6s,
vj/dp,
Dor. for
if/rjvos.
i\rt]p,
ipapus,
Ion.
as Subst., êuSa77eAos, 6, false message or report : ^J?pos, 'o, a starling, Lat. a false or lying messenger. \J/v8-dSeX(J>os, 6, (if/tvSrjs, d8e\(p6s) a false brother:
i|/upos, d, cV, (^dp~) like
speckled; ipapus
x|/avo),
f.
'intros
if/avcrca:
:
aor.
:
a starling, ashen-gray or a dapple-gray horse. I fyavaa: pf. act. câu/ca, pass.

:
a pretended Christian, [a]

ijr6i>S-a}id|xavs, uos, o, (\^cv8rjs, d/ad/uaus) a false,
barren
\fjavff[*ai
(t//dca)
to touch, c. gen.
c. dat. instru-
-vine. [/*/*] i|;6u8-aTr6a"ToXos, o,
(if/ev8rjs,
diruaToXos) a false
ment!, ipavov KopvOfs <pd\oiGiv the helmets touched with their plumes ; it is also used c. ace. in two passages of Sophocles, (i) fyavaas d\ytvoTaTas Ifiot
fjifpifjivas,
apostle.
j
*Pv8-apTa|3as, (êu877S, dpTa&rj} Comic name of a mock-Persian in Aristophanes, literally, False-measure

:
upon themes of
told fate of
irarpos TpnroXiarov olrov thou hast touched grief most painful to me, the thrice-
see dprdfirj.
my
father
Ofov kv KfpTopiois had attacked the god with abusive speech. II. to touch as an enemy, lay hands up'm. III. to touch,
reach, affect
:
; (2) /eetVos fneyvca tyavcuv TUV y\uffaais he knew too late that he
v|/fv8-aTpd(j)a|vs, uo$, 77, (ififvSrjs, aTpd(pavs) false orach, Comic name of a plant in Aristophanes.
'
vj/v8-aTTiKos,
77,
6v, (êuSiJs,
ATT IKOS) false
Attic,
sham
Attic.
o,
77,
vl/euS-avTon-oXos,
deserter.
(if/ev8r)$,
auro/xoAos) a sham
also to reach, gain.
j/a<j)apiTir]S, ou, 6, fem.
-ms,
i8os,
77,
jf/acpap6s.
(if/dca) friable,
\|/vS-vcSpa,
xj/euSeo,
77, (if>ev8r)s,
fv48pd) a
sham ambuscade.
vj/ticjiapos, d, ftv
Ion. vj/ac{>ep6s,
6v,
Ep. imperat. of
f.
i//(vdofiiai.
loose,
crumbling, without consistency.

:
dusty, sandy dAs.
as Subst.,
77
II. dry, tyaipapd the shore, opp. to
i|;v8tjYopea),
i
770*0;,
to speak falsely or untruly, to
lie.
From
(ififvSris,
vJ/cv8-7jYopos, ov,
(jâ<pap6s,
dyopevca} false-speaking.
vJ/a<j>Sp6-rptxos, cv, shaggy hair or coat.
Qpi) with rough

v/evS-qs, fs,
(\a.(pap6s.
gen. eos, (tpev8ofj.ai) lying, false, untrue,
i|/ac{>ap6-xpoos, ov contr. -xpovs, ovv,
rough on
[a],
the surface.
Lat. mendax,falsus, opp. to 0X77077$; if/cvSrjs (paiveas Subst. êu57;s, adai to be detected in falsehood :
6,
a liar: ^fv8rj, rd, falsehoods

II. pass, belied,
77,
\j/fv8zis
\ufoi falIII.
(for the regular forms f. ipa, if,'dv are incorrect) tyrjaca : Pass., aor. I to touch on (be surface, to rub : : pf. fyrjfjiai :
i/'fs, tyri, inf. \f/rjv
:
lacies.
j
deceived.
Att.
irreg. Sup. tyevoiaraTOS,
ov,
most lying
as Subst.,
i//voioTa.Tos, 6,
j |
an
77,
77,
arch-liar.
to
rub away
intr.
to
crumble away,
for er</V
I
:
trickle
away,
i}/EvSis, tos. o,
poet, for
if/fv8r)S.
disappear. Dor. for i}/c,
4/6v8o-poTj06ia,
<T(/>6,
(tf>fv8r)s, jSoT/^fta)
as
\f/iv
ÊPn,
always
tytyftv
enclit.
1
i|/vSo-8i5do-KaXos,
teacher.
:
o, (^cuST^s,
pretended help. 8i5dcraAos) a false

Kijpv) a false or
f.
^<w:
aor.
tyea:to
;
blame, dis-
parage, find fault with, c. ace. TWOS to blame one for a thing
nva
-ncpl
also,
with a neut.
j
v}/v8o-Kr|pvg, VKOS, lying herald.
6,
(\pev8f)s,
'796
2. \J/v8o-KXT|T6Ca or -icXijTCa, 77, fyevbrjs, K\rjTfvca} false, play false. generally, to be false orfaithII. to belie, a false citation or summons, false indorsement of a less, to be perjured or forsworn. summons, as if the indorser had witnessed the service falsify; opicia. ifcvaaadai to falsify or break the OVK tfptvaavTo Tcis direiXds they did not of it 7pct(p7) <pev8oK\r)T(ias a prosecution for such oaths
i
false indorsement.
xj/evSo-XiTpos, ov,
virpos,
belie,
j
i.
e.
they
made good,
âav
they
III.
their threats
TO,
xprj-
made from
X'npov} Att. for adulterated soda.

(if/ev8r)s,
if/tvS6-
fJLara
if/fvafj.evoi
had broken
their
word
vJ/evSoXo-yeo), f. 770-0;, (^6v5oA.o7os) to speak falsely, Hence spread false reports. il/cvSoXo-yla, 77, a false speech, falsehood, false report.
about the money. lies, cheat, impose upon.

\|/v8-o)vCp.os, ov,
to belie or deceive by
(i/;ev8r)S, ovvfjta
Aeol. for oVo/m)
4v8o-X6'yos,
4/6v86-jxavTis,
ov, (if/evbrjs, Aeyo;)

6o>s, 6,
77,
(if/ev8rjs,
speaking falsely. /-idi/Tts) a false,

witness, bear
under a false name, falsely called. Adv. -pus. x^&uis, A^ v of ^tv8r}s, falsely, untruly.
j
\|/ev<ri-<rTV^,
vyos, o,
77,
(ipevffis,
arvfiof) hating
lying prophet.
uVevSojiapTtipea),
f.
'falsehood
770*0;,
and fraud.
a
lie,
to be
a false
t|/V(7|ia, TO, (i//6u6"o))

j
untruth, fraud.
Hence \j/tJcrTi>, f. 770*0;, to be a liar: to lie, cheat, play false witness. From 4/u8o|j,apTVpta, 77, false witness, a bearing false false. 2. also as witness, perjury: mostly in plur., êuSo/zapTvptoV d\i|/ev<mf]s, ov, 6, (êvSo>) a liar, cheat. wvai to be convicted of perjury. Adj., like êvS-ffS, lying, false. obscure : metaph. \j/eu8o[AapTupiov 8inrj, (^fvSrjs, /jiapTvpiov} an aci|/<j>i]v6s, 77, 6v, (^0os) dark, tion for false witness or perjury, only used in gen. obscure, base, mean.
I j
I j
i|/ev8o-p,dpTUS, upos, witness.
6,
(\f/fv8r]s,
ftdprvs)
a false
M E' l> O2,

f
<
f os,
\|/<o, Ion.
form
TO, darkness, smoke, mist. for ^do>.
i|/6u86-viTpos ov, (iêv8r}S, virpov) see ipev86\iTpo$. v|/6v8o-vvfA<j>VTOS, ov, (\pev8rjs, vvfityevca) falsely
^fi'
3 sm g-
pres. ,of ^do;;
but
J/T],
Ep. for
is
ty-t],
sing. impf.
vj/fiYlâ,
wedded; if/ev8ovvfj,<p(VTOs ydfjios a pretended marriage. \|/v8o-irdp0vcs, 77, (\f/fv8r]s, -napOevos) a pretended
scraped
maid
or virgin.
aTos, TO, (^rjx ^ shavings, Lat. ramentum; iprjy/â gp\A-dust; and so absol. ^777^0;, gold-duit.
^
â
which
rubbed or
off,
\pvoov
instru-
ij/cvSo-iroios, 6v, (if/vSos, iroifca)
framing
lies.
\|/rjKTT|p, T^pos, o,
and
off,
vJ/TjKrpa,
T),
(if/rjx^)
an
\J/6vSo-irpo<|>T|TY]S, ou, 6, (if'fvS'^s, irpo<pT)TT]s)
a false
|
ment for scraping

\|/T]X5(j>do>,
f.
a scraper,
strigil.
or lying prophet.
4/6X)8opiceoj,
f.
770*0;,
(if/dta)
to feel,
grope one's way,

(Ep. for -do>i/)
:
770*0),
(favSopKos) to swear falsely, be

I
like a blind
forsworn.
u/evS-opKios, ov,
(\{/ev8ri$,
sworn.
feeling one's opttiov) perjured, for- for, grope after. mulcere. Hence
\(/7|Xd<j)i]p,a,
ca)
man; X 6P^ ^rj\a<pocav way with one's hands
c.
II. to feel, stroke,
ace. to feel Lat. palpare,
ov, \J/6v8os, cos, TO, Ep. dat. pi. if/tvoeaai, lie, falsehood, untruth : a fraud, deceit,
II.
a a
\j/T]Xa(j)6(ov,
OTOS, TO, a touch : a caress. [Xa] Ep. part, of i^7]\a(f>da).
pimple on the nose.

i|/6v8ocrTOjA&>,
f.
770*0;,
to
speak falsely,
lie.
From
4/v86-o-TOp,os, ov,
or divination,
(tJ/evSrjs,
vj/6v86-4>T]p,os, ov, (i//ev8rjs,
Gropa) speaking falsely. Qrjftn') of false augury

Xpto*ToV) a false Christ.
:
i
6v86-xpiaros,
o, (tf;ev8rjs,
:
tpET'Ail,
lies, to
f.
y/evaaj
aor. I tij/evaa
to cheat or
Pass., aor. I
|
''
lives in the tyrjvos, o, the gall-insect, which of the wild-fig (6\vvOos} and male palm. Hence on the i|/t]vtc0, f. ia<a, to hang wild figs (oAwflot) cultivated tree, in order that the gall-insects (i/srjvcs) passing from the former may puncture the fruit of the latter. II. to write a play called the "VTJvts, as the Comic poet Magnes had done. = (pa\a\|/i)vos Dor. vj/avos, o, like ifievoos or tyi \6$,
^PH'N,
fruit
fif/fvoOrjv: pf. Zif/tvanat:
impose upon by
;
j
Kp6s,
a bald-head.
teas,
T),
beguile, defraud : c. gen. to cheat of a thing if/vads /ie (\iriSos thou hast defrauded me of
:
xj/'fjljis,
(^77x01;)
a rubbing or scraping:
the
my
currying of a horse.
vJ/Tjp,
Pass. \f/v8ofj.ai, to be cheated, to be disaphope pointed or deceived ; ifxvcrQrjvai Scirrvov to be cheated of a supper; tytvap.tvot TTJS TWV 'AOm'aiwv 8vvdp.fcas
gen.
if/rjpos, 6,
Ion. for
77,
xj/fjao-a Att. iJ/TjTTa,
^dp (q. v.), a starling. a kind of flat-fish, such as a

ê'po;)
plaice, sole, or turbot, Lat. rhombus.

\|rr)4>i8o-<j>6pos, ov,
(ifi7)<])is,
deceived in their notions
of the Athenian power
giving one's
vote,
absol. to be mistaken, be false; r) rpirrj rwv 68wv pdXiara tytvarai the third mode of explanation is most untrue. II. c. ace. rei, to represent a thing as a ' -' -""*" lie or deception. 2. to falsify : Pass.,
entitled to vote.
\lnr)4>ia>,
f.
iaoj Att. iw, to

f.
count or reckon.
Att. -iovftai
:
Med.
|
\|nr]4>tonai,
:
-iao/xat
aor.
to
the promise broken. Dep. 4/v8oiJiai, f. ipfvaopai

pf. pass, tyevcfjiai
aor. I
in act. sense
absol. to
lie,
speak
give one's vote with a pebble, which was thrown into the S vSpiav to throw one's balvoting-urn iprjîâOai lot into the urn generally, to vote, Lat. suffragari,
(if/r)<piad[j.r)v
pf. pass, tif'rjfyiff/j.ai:
(^<|)os):
797
i. c. ace. to any one. vote for, adjudge a thing by vote, if/rj(j>ic00ai TIVI TOV trXovv to vote him the voyage also, to decide by vote, to vote : K\rjp6v TIVI \f/rj(}>i^fff6ai to adjudge the
nvi
to vote Jor
mutter, mumble.
trees, to rustle.
O.TOS,
2.
of any whispering noise, as of

fyiOvpi<a)
vjn0ijpicrp,a,
TO,
a whispering,
2.
rustling.
4/i0ijpicru6s, 6, (ipiOvpiôa) a whispering. whispering of slander, slander. il/i0vpicrrf)s, ov, 6, (y/t6vpifa) a whisperer.
'tale-bearer, slanderer.
2. v|n0vpos, ov, whispering. whispering, slanderous. (Formed from the sound.) x|a\o-p,Tpia, 77, (î\6s, fj,(Tpov) heroic poetry, as not being accompanied by music, opp. to lyric.
inheritance to one. 3. c. inf. to vote or resolve to the aor. i tyrpphrOip, and sometimes : are used in pass, sense, to be voted, adpf. \l/r)(picrp.at, judged or decided by vote; rofs ffTparrjyoTs fi TOV
a a
do something
2.
irpoadeoivTo iprj(pia6rjvai that anything which they wanted should be voted to the generals.
a small stone: a pebble for \J/Tj<J>is, toos, f), (^?70os) counting, Lat. calculus. a proposition cari|/Tj<f>io-p,a, arcs, TO, (ipijQlfoftcu) ried by vote : at Athens, a measure passed in the po-
I~AO'2,
a thing a
|
|
*;,
ov, bare,
naked :
;
c.
of land, without
trees, tyiXfj
gen. stript bare of apoais a bare
pular assembly (KK\r](ria), a vote, decree; ipri<pio~fjia ypatpciv to move such a measure in the fKtt\r)o~ia, propose a vote; ifrjcpiapa. KaOaipcw to rescind a vote. one 4/T]<J>io-p.aTO-ir\T]S, ov, o, (^7}<pio~fui, itcaXica) who drives a traffic in acts or statutes. a making or tamperi(/T]<j>o-iroi,6s, o, tyfjcpos, Troiccu)
ing with votes. a small stone, a 4/r,<J>os Dor. x|;a<J>os, 37, (âcu, êcu) II. small round stone, found in river beds, a pebble. a pebble used for reckoning, a counter, Lat. calculus : in plur. accounts, KaOapal if/rj(poi an exact ba2. in Att. a pebble used in voting, which lance. was thrown into the voting-urn (t/opta), the vote
itself;
ififjipov
corn-field (without trees)

trees
TTCOIOV
/xc-yct
TC KOI fyiXuv
champaign country of large extent and without

;
\f>iXr) Sevdptow land bare of of animals, stript of hair, feathers, etc., bald, Lat. calvus ; Ifiis ipi\f) KftyaXrjv the ibis without feathers on the head. 2. generally, unclad, uncovered, bare : c. gen., if/iXri owpaTos ovffa tyvxf) the soul being divested of the body \f/i\}) Tp6TTIS the bare keel with the planks torn from it I//L\T) III. 6pi5a a lettuce with the side leaves pulled off.
in
full,
777
trees.
II.
-fj
in Att. Prose, as a military term, ol tytXoi (sc. TUV oirXcav') soldiers without heavy armour, light troops,
ITTTTOS
<pepeiv to give one's vote Lat. suffra-
giumferre; ^(py
;
Kpiveiv,
SiaKpivciv to determine
such as archers, slingers, etc., opp. to oirXiTai faXos a horse without housings : generally, unarmed, IV. \f/iXos Xoyos language without defenceless.
;
by vote : also that which is carried by vote, a vote of a vote of conthe Assembly tyrjcpos KaTayvojaecus demnation : hence any resolution or decree. The
tyrjtyos
accompaniments or
poetry
:
accessories,
prose,
as
opp.
to
phrase
even
'AOqvds, calculus Minervae, was a proverbial to express acquittal when the votes were because Minerva interfered to procure the ac-
unsupported by evi2. ^tXr) uoirjffis mere poetry ivithout dence. singing or music, Epic poetry, as opp. to Lyric ; cf.
also
of
speech,
quittal of Orestes, when the judges divided. The voting by i/ôs, ballot,
were equally was different
to iJ/iXoco, f. were* : pf. pass. !^/Ao;/u : (j/aXos) : II. Pass, /o become bald. strip bare, to make bald: c. gen. to strip bare of a thing ; if/i\ovv Tiva TO.
Kvafios, lot ; the former being used in the latter in the election of various officers. The tyr)(poi of condemnation or acquittal were sometimes distinguished by the former being bored (reTpvirr) fjLtvai} the latter whole (TT\-fjpfis). 3. the place of voting (as ireaaoi is used for the place of
trials,
,
from that by
n\ioTa
less.
of his power
-2.
Trjs SvvafjLios to strip one : generally, to leave
of the chief part naked or defencepf. pass, flesh stript
to strip
one thing off another:
part.,
Kpea
(if/iXcajJitva
TUV oaTtcav the
from
the bones.
\|u\&>S,
Adv. of
if/i\6s,
simply, merely, only.^
play).
*|rf|xto,
f.
later \j/i|xt0iov, v|/tp.i0os, etc.,

GJ,
forms
for iîfivOiov, etc.

:
from
^do>, (as
J/
i7X cw
II.
down, curry a horse. away.
from ve<u\ to rub to rub down, wear

to play,
later also i|/ip,t0iov, TO 4/i(xv0iov or \\ti\L\Lv9iov, white lead, Lat. cerussa, used as a pig((//i^vdos) Hence ment, esp. to whiten the skin of the face.
:
IA'ZH Dor. dance, be merry.
i|/ud88ci>,
fut.
aou,
sport,
4/i(iv0i6o>,
\fsifjiv6iova6ai.
f.
wffQ), to
i|;Ca0os Ion. 4/i0os, 57, a covering of rushes or reeds, a rush mat. if/idOcos, Dor. ace. pi. of il/taOos. ijnds, dSos, r), (ipica) like ifjaKas or i//tKas, a drop : in plur. a shower of drops, small rain. to feed on I'Zfl, f. ifiiffo) pf. pass. fyianat,
: :
irpoffwirov white lead to one's face.
TO
paint with white lead : Med., to apply a pigment of
I'MT~0O2,
\}/iv,
o, radic.
form Gî^vdiov, white lead.
Dor. for
bit.
a<piv, as fyk for ofyz.
^PI'H, 6 and
97,
gen. i^lxos:
nom.
pi. ifîxts:
a crumb,
'
morsel,
vJ/Crra,
= atTTa,
u,
a drover's or shepherd's cry,

T),
st.'
pap.
6vp6s')
fut. iaca Att. 4*i0i5pCa) Dor. v|n0vpur8a> to whisper, speak in a low tone
: :
to)
:
(^talso to
:
4/iTTdKos, word.)
,
or 4/iTTdKTj,
a parrot.
(Foreign
TO,
Dim. of
^t',
a crumb of bread.
798
v|/vx-a-Tr<irrjs, ov,
x/oyepos, d, 6v, (ipoyos) fond of blaming, censorious. From 4f6yios, ct, ov, blaming, fond of blaming. xj/oyos, o, (^70;) blame, censure. xj/oXoeis, fffffa, cv, (ôAos) sooty, smoky : of the
thunderbolt, smouldering.
xJ/oXo-KOjJima, >}, (if/o\6s, Kopirtca) talk that ends in : empty noise and fury.
soul
in
good
17,
6, ('^vx'f], air&Taca) deluding tie sense, beguiling the weary soul, glad-
dening.
ij/vxivos,
ijrt'XTI'
rj,
sign of
life,
;
ov, (^/vxos) cooling, cool, fresh. (V'^X^) breath, Lat. anima, esp. as the life, spirit; \l>vxh TC //ei/os T6 life and
smoke
iroivrjv TTJS
WAO2,
xj/o<f>l&>,
f.
6, soot,
77<7cu
:
smoke.
if/6(f>T)Ka
:
TC Ka* atw" spirit and life, etc. ; AlawTTov tyvxns avt\to8ai to take revenge for the life of Aesop \f/vx7)v TrapOcpfvos staking or
strength
1 '/'t'X ?
;
pf.
(if/6<f>o$}
to
make
a noise or din, Lat. strepere, of the creaking or sound made in opening a door ft at Qvpai vvtcrcup \(/o<poiev if the doors were heard to open at night, Lat. si cre;
risking one's life; so, /udxf<r0at, Otfiv irepl ^VXTJS to II. the soul fight, run for one's life. of man, as
opp. to the body

soul, spirit, ghost,
I. in
Homer, only a departed
puissent fores.
xlrocpo-SeTjs, ts,
every noise.
Adv.
gen. fos, (ifsucpos, Seos) frightened at cus, timidly. gen. eos,

(ij/6(pos,
retained the shape of its 2. generally, the soul or spirit of living owner. matt, Lat. animus; dvdpwirov fax?) uOdvaTos eo~n the soul of man is immortal ; hence ^vxn TWOS is used
still
which
x|/o<J>o-|rf|8T)s, (s,
^8os) caring for
for the
man
noise, noisy, uproarious.

6,
tyvxa-i absol.
himself, e.g. faxr) 'OpfffTov 'OpeaTrjs: avOp<airot, \jjvxal iro\\at Wavov many
ay
inarticulate
sound, as opp. to
souls perished:
tyvxr)
so in addressing persons,
&
/*e\ca
a HOW*, sound, Lat. strepitus : the sound of a door opening. 2. a mere sound, empty sound or noise ; rov aov if>6(f>ov OVK av aTpcKfxirjv I would not heed your noise; $6(pot mere sounds without
sense.
xj;o<{>-u>8ir]S, fs, (ifi6<pos, etiSos)
wretched being. 3. also as the seat of the will, desires, and passions, the soul, heart ; l rrjs '^vx^s from the inmost soul, with all the heart : deIII. the soul, mind, reason, unsire, appetite.
derstanding.
noisy, ranting.
'
Hence
ov,
i|/vXT|.os,
77,
uCyfjvat, aor. 2 pass, of ^x<w} xl/vyrjcrofjiai, fut. pass, of ipvx

x|;u8v6s,
77,
ij/vXtSi-ov, TO,
having breath, alive, living. Dim. of ^vx ?) Lat. animula. [xt]

7
6v,=ipvSp6s.
yuBpos,
ifivSvus,
\Jn50-fjs,
d, oV, tyvOos, tyfvoofuii)
with
collat.
form
lying untrue.
es, (tyvQos)
= tyevbris,
lying, false.
lie.
II. 6v, (tyvxh) of the soul or life. 2. concerned with this life mental, opp. to bodily. to spiritual. only, animal, natural, opp. ij/i)XO-8aiiCTr)S, ov, o, ($vxn, Satfa) destroying or killing the soul.
xj/vXiKos,
77,
xj/vQos, eos, TO, collat.

xj/viCTT|p, rjpos, 6,
form for i//ev8os, a (if/vx&) a wine-cooler.

shady places.
[y]
II. in
ipvXo-SoTTjp, soul or life.

xl/vXO-XiiTTis,
lifeless.
T^pos, u,
tyvxh,
StScuîj)
giver of the
by the
soul,
plur. of ifsvKrrjpcs cool
S,
(^t/x'J, A<7retV)
left
i|/VKTT|piov, TO, (\fvKTr)p} a cool shady place. i|/VKTqpios, a, ov, (tpvKTTjp} cooling, shady.
^T'AAA", 775, 17, a flea, Lat. pulex. iJ/vXXwv, TO, (\fsv\\a) flea-wort. vj/v\Xo-TO^6Ti]S, ou, d, (i//ii\\a, TOÔTTJS) a fleaarcber, flea-knight, formed like iirrroTogoTijs, Comic word in Lucian. 4/v|ja<ra, aor. i part. fem. of tyi>x<a.
is, fcas,
77,
i|/uxo-jjiavTis, ems, 6, (i^vxn, JMVTIS) one who conjures up the souls of the dead to divine by them, a
necromancer.
to fight
to
the last gasp, fight desperately.

iî)XO-irAavif]s,
is,
(^VXTTJ,
ir\avaoj) perplexing
or
misleading the soul.

vJ/i)Xo-Tro(xir6s, ov, (\pvxn, TT^TKO) conducting souls to the nether world, epith. of Charon, also of Mercury :
cf.
(\l/i>~xa>)
a cooling
a becoming
cold,
i/sirra, G'LTTO..
x/uX-o-Ywycw, f- ô"^, (if/vxajoayos} to be a conductor of the dead, to lead departed souls to the nether world, esp. of Hermes. II. to evoke or
2. metaph. to conjure up the dead by sacrifice. attract the souls of the living, to win over, persuade : mostly in bad sense, to lead away, seduce, delude. Hence
if/vxaycayos.
f. -fjaw, to let the soul break loose, to at the last gasp, be at the point of death, Lat. aniFrom agere.
4/vXoppayc'w,
lie
mam
il/OXop-payqs, ts, gen. eos, (^t/x^, payrjvai) letting the soul break loose, lying at the lai>t gasp. ij;vxos, os, TO, (^v'xai) coolness, cold, chill : cold, in pi. xj/vxaycayta, f), an evoking of souls from the nether frost, ^xea, extreme colds : also winter-time, v tyvxti- in winter. world. 2. metaph. a winning of men's sotds, persuasion. the soul. if/vxoo"-o-6os, ov, fyvxri,
win or
owfa} saving
vj/vx-aycoyos, ov, (tyvxrj, cfyw) leading departed souls ' to the nether .world, as epith. of Mercury, like î>x
nofATros.
II.
i|/vXo-TdKT|s, es,
\\iv\6ta,
f.
(i//vxf],
d'ffca, (i/'t/x'?)
,
raKrjvai) melting the soul. to give soul or life, to animate.
dead:
as Subst., \ffvxa-yoay6s, o,
conjuring up the dead, evoking the a necromancer.
(ipvxpos, water, like red-hot iron.
\piJXpo-{:Ja<{>T|s,
fta^vai} dipt in cold
799
Movcrwv. St and <o, an exclamation, expressing surprise, joy or 2. with the vocative it is a pain, like our O! oh! phrases, exaggeration. HO- Root of some mere address, less emphatic than the Engl. O! As vj/vxpo-iTOTTjs, ov, 6, (if/vxpus, an exclamation it is written &, as an address S>. tenses of irivca) a cold-water drinker. c ld, chill, Lat. frigidus : TO or ud 77, (oi's) a sheepskin with the wool on, a vj;iJXp6s, a, ov, (î>x<") ^jwa 2. the if/vxpov (sc. vSup") cold water, Lat. gelida (sc. aqua); garment made of it. edge or skirt of a in cold water: TO I^VXP^V garment. i[/vxpcp \OVVTCLI they bathe also = 1//VXOS, cold. II. metaph. cold, vain, fruitHence 'flSpCcov [r], was, 6, poet, for 'flptcw. less, unreal; tyvxpcL fifty a delusive victory: also 'fldptcoveios, a, ov, of Orion. 2. of persons, cold-hearted, was, arcs, TO, Dor. for ovas, ovs, the ear. chilling, horrible. with apostr. S>yaO\ contr. for w d^yafle. heartless, spiritless, indifferent. 3. of exaggerated Hence v, o, (<yo/) a crying oh ! phrases, cold, frigid. II. metaph. Ca, 77, Ogygia, a fabulous island in the Mediijjvxporrjs, rjTOS, 77, coldness, chill. of persons, coldness of heart, indifference. 2. of terranean, the abode of Calypso. II. the oldest name of Egypt. phrases, frigidity.
tl/vXpo-Xo-yui,
77,
tj;i)xpo-86xos, ov, ((pvxpos, oexopai} receiving is cold; OIKOS $vxpo86x os the cold-bath room.
(i//vxpos,
what gen.
plur.
of
first
decl. cav
becomes
dv, as "NLovaav for
\tyca) the
me
of frigid
vjfvxpoco,
grow
f. aero), Pass, to (ifvxpos) to make cold: cold or cool. Adv. of pvxpos, coldly, frigidly. f. \fi<o: aor. I tyva: Pass., aor. I [i>],
, :
'n-yv-yios, a, ov, Att. also os, ov,
from Ogyges, an
Ogygian, of or Attic king of the earliest times

:
aor. 2 Ifyvyiqv
and
fif/vyrjv [iJ]
to breaths,
II.
hence primeval, primal. [{/] ccSas, Dor. for 0)8775, gen. of 0)877. a>86 Att. w8, from oSe, demonstr. Adv.,
I.
of
blow; rJKa p.a\a tyvâaa. breathing very faintly. to make cool or cold : hence to refresh, recruit.
Pass, to
Manner, in
ingly
the
:
2.
this wise, so, thus, also so very, so exceedas opp. to OUTCO it refers to what follows, in
o/S'
grow
cool or cold.
2.
xJjwXos, (âcw) 6, one circumcised.
a lewd
following way, as follows ; swered in the following terms.

off"
jjftftyaTo
2. c. gen.,
he anwSe yt-
fellow.
xj/o>|jitâ),
f.
vovs thus
iaoj Att. tcD: (^CU/XGS):
for family.
ot'Secy.
II.
of Place, hither, here.
to feed by putting
cpSee,
3 sing. impf. of
little bits i?ito
the mouth, as nurses
do children
hence
pamper, feed, fatten. i)/o)p.iov, TO, Dim. of if/capos, a morsel, crumb. 4/ti>fjLcs, ou, o, (tf/djoj) a bit, morsel, scrap, esp. of meat or bread if/capol dv5p6(j.(oi gobbets of man's flesh. 4/ujpa Ion. 4/wp-r), 77, (^/a;a>) a cutaneous disease, the
;
to
Athens
but
ojBelov, TO, (0)877) the Odeum, a public building at built by Pericles for musical performances,
commonly used
as a law-court.
contr. for 004877, (dttScw, q8<u) a song, lay, ode, strain : in plur. lyric poetry. wSiqtcavTi,, Dor. for ySqicaffi, 3 pi. pf. of oiSeco.
ajS-^j, 77,
itch,
scab or mange, Lat. scabies.

a,
oi/, (i/'d-pa)
ct>8t,
Att. strengthd. form of cDSe.

77,
[i]
4>a>pd\os,
i[ra>XOJ
scabby,
/o
mangy.
Ion. <ru>xc>,
(i^d>a>)
*i|/G), collat.
form of if/dca,
n*6 zn pieces, rub. to rub, rub in pieces.
ov, (0)877) /one? singing, musical. KWS, musically, in good time or harmony.
cjjSucos,
Adv.
atSivas, ace. pi. of uois.

(iStvo) [i], f. tVo): aor. I wblva : to have (uois} : the pains or throes of childbirth, to be in travail or labour : c. ace. to be in travail of a child : metaph.
Q
12,
<o,
of a
in
bee,
Krjpiov
2.
w H*Y a
as a
honey.
>
uotvfiv to be in labour with of any great pain, to be in travail, be

3. to
Alphabet:
The name
distinguish
till
of
it
cD
twenty-fourth letter of the Greek = 800, but /u = 800,000. ^70, grectf or long o, was given to
numeral o/
pangs or pains.
labour with,
work painfully
4.
or hard,
to travail,
c. ace.
metaph. of the
mind,
to be in the throes cr
from the o
agonies of thought.
fjntcpuv little
or short
o.
It
was not introduced
as a written character at
77.
Athens
some-
the Archonship of Euclides, see H, Changes of cu in the dialects

:
ivos, 77, the pain of childbirth, travail-pain; 2. mostly in plur. the pangs or throes of labour. in sing, also the fruit of travail or labour, a birth,
'HAI'2,
I.
Ion.
times
for
a,
as
II.
apiaros.
6avpa Tpavp.a.
put for
pi. of TOTJS.
upiffTOS for avOpcanos Ion. also for av, as Owpa. Tpwfj.a for III. Aeol. and Dor., <y is often
wvOpuiros
child. II. generally, travail, pain, distress. (Akin to ofivvr].) cJSo-TTOios, oV, (cJSrJ, TTotcco) making songs or odes. 0/805, o, contr. for dotSos, a singer, minstrel.
ou, as
upavos Muffa Kwpos K'.iruaa

;
for
oipav^s
wOcoocu, poet, for oSuoei, 3 sing, plqpf. of

tceov, TO, o/oV, an egg. tSJijcra, aor. I of ofa.
o&.
M.OV&O, Kovpos \iirovaa
2nd
also in genit. sing, and ace. decl., as, PpoTu ftporws for PpoTov @po-
IV. Dor.
cu
6ea.'pi>s
into TrpaTos TrpaTicrros 6eopos
into a, as irpwTos irpuTiaros and so the ;
uo),
to
cry oh
oifa from
ot, oljjujfa
hence uyfj.us. (From from oTjuoj.)
a;
or &, as
800
a call to another, ho ! holla aor. I pass, of O'LOUMI. ,
6,
o>?7
!
wXero.
wKti-8T|KT(op, opos, 6, (&Kvs, SaKvca} biting sharply. a>icij-8t8aKTOS, ov, (UKVS, SioaoKca') quickly taught. toKt5-8ivir)TOs Dor. -StvctTOS, ov, (WKVS, olveca) quick-
Lat. ohe
heus
3 sing. Ion. impf.
o>06\}vTO,
from force away i<pos aty Is KOV\COV forced the spear from the thigh were he thrust back the sword into its sheath to push uffai eavrov Is TO Jivp to rush or force back in battle uffai into the fire Ovpav to force the door also
; :
for uBovvTO, 3 pi. impf. med. of I impf. fudovv fut. uOrjffu and cucro; : aor. : Ion. and Ep. uffa Pass., aor. I 4wpf. Ion. 3 sing. impf. Ion. cDo-/u pf. eW/zcu to thrust, push, shove, e, 3 sing. aor. I uffaaKe or a place ; ! fiypov 06 pv uae he
Dor.
whirling.
[t]
eWa
:
u>Kv-8p6(xas, ov, 6,
= w/fi'Spo//os.
wKU-Sp6p,os, ov, (UKVS, opa^fiv) swift-running.

a>KV-iTT[s, es, gen. tos, (OJKVS, CTTOS) quick-speaking. (OKV-0OOS, ov, also T?, ov, (UKVS, 0eo>) swift-running.
wicti-|Jiaxos [a], ov, (UKVS,
fiaxoâC) quick
II. act.
to fight.
wKv-jjiopos, ov, (UKVS, popes) early : Sup., uKvpopuiaTOS. a quick or early death.
o>Kti-iTTT]S,
short-lived,
dying bringing
irlirTca)
TT)V
ov,
6,
(UKVS,
IIET- Root of
to break open, force
a passage
:
push on ; udfTv TO. -rrprjyfJiaTa to Pass, to be thrust or absol. to push off from land to thrust pushed away : also to force one's way: Med. or push from oneself, push or force back. Pass, <odio>, f. iffca, = uOQ}, to thrust or push on : and Med. to push against one another, struggle ; me-
metaph. to hurry, push matters on :
quick-flying.
toKv-irXavos, ov, (UKVS, ir\avr]} quick-wandering. wicu-TrXoos, ov, (UKVS, ir\ca} fast-sailing. wxv-iroStjs, ov, 6, poet, for UKVTTOVS, swift-footed,
wKv-irotvos, ov, (UKVS, iroivrj) quickly-avenged. u)Kv-Tro\nTOS, ov, (UKVS, 7re/47ra>) swift-conveying.
wKij-iropos, ov, (UKVS, Tropos) swift-passing. WKIJ-TTOS, ov, collat. form of UKVTTOVS. [tf]
wKij-irovs, 6,
T),
Hence a struggling, b>dur|j.6s, 6, a thrusting, pushing; a struggle of wrestling: metaph., u>0to>ios \6yoiv
taph. to be in hot dispute, Lat. altercari.
-irovv, TO, gen. -rroSos (UKVS, itovs\
words, a hot debate.
of otyvvfu. (oiYWVTO.Ep.foraty'tn'To, 3 pi. impf. pass. ciiero, Ep. for O>TO, 3 sing. impf. of oiopai. [t] wiai, Ep. for o?cu, inf. of oryz/v/**. and 3 pi. toi|e, wt|av, Ep. for aKe, ggav, 3 sing, aor. I act. of otyvvfJLi. &ivQi\v, Ep. aor. I of oiouai. 3>Ka, poet. Adv. of UKVS, quickly, swiftly, fast. uKaXeos, 77, ov, later Ep. form for UKVS. U>KI, Ep. and Ion. for uwefa, fern, from UKVS.
'&Kd.vlvT],
77,
swift-footed, fleet offoot. wKv-irrepos, ov, (UKVS, irrepuv) swift-winged, swiftflying : TO. uKviTTCpa the long quill-feathers in a
wicti-poTjs, ov, o
a>ict)-poos, ov,
Dor. -poas,
= uKvpoos.
Adv.
uwe'cus,
(UKVS, /oca;) swift-flowing. COKVS [u], uKfta, UKV, gen. UKCOS, etas, eos, Ep. fem.
uKea guick, swift, more commonlyawa, uKvrtpos, uKvTaros

:
fleet,
speedy.
but
Sup.
swiftly, fleetly.
Comp. and
('leai/os) daughter of Ocean, an

[I]
77,
ovos (like irreg. UKIQJV, ov, gen. Lat. ocyor, ocyus), UKKTTOS. (Akin to 6t5s.) UKV-O-KOTTOS, ov, (UKVS, <TKOiTu} quick-aiming.
:
Ocean-nymph.
'fliceavovSe,
wicvT-qs, rjTos, fj,(uKvs) quickness, swiftness, fleetness,

('n/feai/os) daughter to the ocean or sea.
'fliavls, tSos,
of Ocean
speed.
[C]
From Adv. UKVTOKCIOS or -TOKIOS, ov, belonging to or pro'HKavos, ou, o, Oceanos, ace. to Hesiod, son of moting a quick and easy birth : TO UKVTOKIOV (sc. <papFrom Uranos and Gaia, the source of all smaller waters fiaKov) a medicine to cause easy delivery. Ocean was a river which en(Licu-TOKOS, ov, (UKVS, TKiv} causing quick and according to Homer, compassed the whole earth, hence often called easy birth ; of a river, fertilising : TO UKVTOKOV a quick uKeavos irorafj-os. In later times, Ocean remained and easy birth. as the name of the great Outward Sea, opp. to the u>Xa, O.KOS, 77, Dor. for a5Aa. Inward or Mediterranean, which was called OaXaaaa. u>Xd4>LOv, contr. for a> e\d(piov.
:
(From UKVS and
vacu.)
u>Kiao>v, Ep. gen. pi. fern, of UKVS. WK6COS, Adv. of OJKVS, quickly, swiftly.
a>KT|eis,
uXevqs wXe-xpavov, TO, properly uXfvu-Kpavov, Kfavov, the point of the elbow : also d\Kpavov.
'flAE'NH,
elbow
Adv., most
rally,
77.
the elbow, or rather the
arm from
:
the
poet, for &KVS, swift. uKtcrra, neut. plur. of UJKVS used as

ffffa, fv,
to the wrist, the
lower arm, Lat. ulna

to
gene-
swiftly, very swiftly.
one's
an arm ; irepi u\4vas Se'pa @a\\fiv arms round a person's neck.

I
throw
UKIOTOS,
77,
ov, irreg. Sup.
WKIOJV, ov, gen. ovos, irreg. wxveov, impf. of dicvecD.
of UJKVS. Comp. of UKVS.
u\e<ra, aor.
of o\\v/j,i.
wXeo-i-j3a)Xos, ov, (oAAu/zt, /3a>Aos) crushing clods of earth.
coKTCipa, aor. I of oixTetpoj. toKti-a\os, ov, (&KVS, d\s) sea-swift, speeding over
the sea, epith. of a ship. [i3] wJcv-ôXos, ov, (WKVS, j8aAc/) quick-hitting or quick-
its
ciXecrC-Kapiros, ov, (o\Xvu.i, KapTros) of a tree, losing fruit, i. e. shedding its fruit before it is ripe. wXeo-C-oiKos, ov, (o\\vfjn, o?/<ros) destroying or ruinthe house.
ing
shot
quick-darting.
3 sing. aor. 2 med. of 6\\vfjit.
801
,
aor. 2 of 6\toOdvaj.
WJIOTTJS, 77TOS,
77,
(w/ôs)
rawness, unripeness.
XC<r0T)ica, pf.
of o\icrOdv<a.
for o
metaph. savageness,
:
cruelly.
&XXos, wXXoi, Ion.
contr. for >\a, 77, poet, mostly used in ace. o)\a. wXoji/nv, aor. 2 med. of oAAu/a.
X,
aAAos, ol d\\ot. auAa, a furrow
w|.io-4>cryos, ov, (wûs, <pa-yfTv) eating &fj.6(pa~fos, ov, pass., eaten raw, raw.
o>}x6-<|>puv, ovos, 6,
T),
rawflesh.
II.
(upus,
<ppi]v}
savage-minded,
Adv.
to the shoulders.
.
-<j>p6vcus.
wp.-ax0rjs, fs, (cDfios, axôs) heavy

Jip.es,
<pfi,a)â, aor. I of oljjLQjfa.
Dor. for
also
II.
w/j.tv, I pi. pres. subj.

<jdio}) as
wjx-T](rTTis, ou, 6, (w/uos,
of ft/a sm. masc. Adj. eating
raw
flesh;
arrjs.
with a fem. Subst., "ExtoVa wprjgenerally, savage, brutal.

of opdca, formed from *oirrop.at.
Adv. of cu/ios, savagely. Herodotus often wv, Ion. for ovv, now, therefore. places this particle between a verb and its preposition, as, dnr' wv toovro for aTreSopTO Siv.
o>(iws,
u>p,p,cu, pf. pass,
wva,
uva,
poet, contr. for

I
dva,
I
Si
ava.
u>}&o-f3oos or -poios, a, or, (cl/xos, /3ous) p/ rau>, as Subst., ufj.o0oerj (sc. Sopa), 77, iintanned ox-hide : a raw ox-bide, like \fovrerj, etc. : but, dtjj.o@6ciov
(sc.
/>eas), TO, raw ox-flesh. wjjio-poetJs, c<us, o, (w/xos, /Sous) as
:
wva,0T)v,
Dor. for wvrjOrjv, aor.
wvap,Tjv,
wvaro,
and
pass, of ovivrjfii. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. ofovivrjfu.
wva<ra, Dor. aor. i of ovivrjfii. uvejjios, Dor. contr. for 6 dveôs.

vovfjirjv
masc. Adj. of raw
ox-hide
ace. pi. dj/j.o@otis. u|io-j36ivos, ?;, ov, like w/toôeos,

tip-o-ppujs, wros, o,
77,
of raw ox-hide.
(w/ios, /3t/3pwo-cu) eating
raw
cowijadprjv, pf. ewvrjuai ; (but pf. part. fcavrjiJitvos, and 3 sing, plqpf. are also used in a pass, sense) is used as aor. 2, eirpidnijv
:
:
o>vop.ai contr. a)vo{jp.at Ion. uvfoprjv aor.

:
fut. uvijffo^Mi
I
impf.
Itu-
[d]
flesh.
Ep. 3 sing, irpiaro
imperat. irpiaao,
;
Trpica
subj. vpi:
eaten (o|x6-j3po>TOs, or, (djftos, SiftpuffKoj)

(op.o-'yepcov, OVTOS, o,
77,
raw.
<ap.ai
;
:
opt.
irpiai(j.r)V
:
inf.
irpiaaQou
part, irpidpfvos
(<y/*os,
yepow) afresh, active

;
(aivos)
Dep.
to buy, purchase, opp. to iraj\6<a,
m-
old man, a
man
in
a green old age
cp. Virgil's crwcfo
irpdffKOt),
as Lat.
emere to venders ; wveioOai

:
napd
viridisque senectus.
(ip,o-8dxT]s, es, (w/ios, oaKtiv) fiercely stung orfiercely
nvos to buy a thing from a person c. gen. pretii,/or so much, wvftadai Spax^s to buy for a drachma. 2.
to
stinging.
o|i6-8poiros, ov, (w/tos, SpeVcw) plucked unripe fj.i(M wnoopoira the rights o//fo marriage-bed.
a>jio-06Ta>, to place the
f.
vo-
in sacrificing, (wpos, ridijfjii) pieces cut from a victim on the thigh-bones (f^Tjpia) wrapped in the fat (orjuos) : also in Med.
770*0,
:
public taxes or tolls. 3. in pres. and impf. to buy, hence /o bargain, bid for a thing, Lat. liceri : hence /o buy off", effect a compromise by money hence to bribe. II. as Pass, to
to
farm
wish or offer
.-
raw
h>p.6-(H)|xos, ov, (difios, Oufios)

oSp-oi,
not wjxot,
cs,
= o;
savage-hearted.
hei
(Jioi,
ah me, woe's me, Lat.
mihi.
wjxo-KpaTTjs, shouldered, or
gen. cos, (w/tos, Kpdros) strong-
WVT|, 77, (Sfvos) a buying, Lat. emptio, wvi) m irpdffis 2. purchase, a bargain : esp. buying and selling. a contract for the farming of taxes. WVT|H/T)V, Ep. aor. 2 med. of ovivrj^t. wvi]<ra, aor. I of 6vivr}fj.i. wvT]TT|s, ov, 6, (wi/60/iat) a buyer.
be bought.
Hence
(wfj.6s,
u>(JioXoYT|(jiev(os,
Adv.
Kpdros) of savage strength. pf. pass. part, of 0/10X0760;,

ir\a.TTj)
confessedly, without contradiction.
aVT)T6s, 77, or, also 6s, ov, verb. Adj. of u/vfo/mi, II. ô 6 bought, that may be bought. bought. uvdpoirc, crasis for 5 avOporrrt.
of avQponroi. oSv9po)TTOi, Ion. crasis for wvios, a, ov, (a;i/os) to be bought,forsale, Lat. venalis;
;
wjAO-irXaTTj,
77,
(&(JLOS,
the
shoulder-blade,
[a]
mostly in
plur. &/xojrXaTat, at, Lat. scapulae,
^HMO^, o, the shoulder with the upper part of the TrcDs 6 otros uivtos how is corn selling ? what is the arm, the shoulder, Lat. humerus ; <f>epiv w/xots to bear market price ? r<i wvta goods for sale, market-wares. on one's shoulders ; w/jLoiai rofs (fAotai by the strength uvofta, aros, TO, Aeol. for oVo/ta. o/mine arms : also of animals, as of a lion of a horse, wvofidSarat, Ion. for ojvofMffnevoi tioiv, 3 pi. pf. like Lat. armus. pass, of ovofjiafa. ? '-QMO'2, 77, ov, raw, undressed, Lat. crudus, esp. of HNO5, o, a price, value, payment for a thing. IL flesh of a buying, like WI/IT". (u/401/ tcaTaQayftv rtva to eat one raw : (Hence Lat. i/<?/ittm, as vinum 2. unripe, unseasonable, food, undigested. properly from oTi/os, v/cws from ot/eos.) of fruits also of a man, cl/zoj/ yfjpas an untimely old wvoo-djnjv, aor. I med. of ovopat.
:
age.
wfiocra, aor.
II.
metaph. savage, rude,

of o/o/ufd.
cruel.
2.
of o (pvoxoet, 3 sing. impf.
rough, hardy.
I
wfio-o-tTos, ov, (w/zos, ffiT(OfJMi) eating
men raw
of olvuca. covo}(Jiai, pf. pass, w^, Dor. contr. for 6 f. <o, 3 sing. aor. I of oiyvvpi.
T(5, an egg, Lat. OFtfAf. woir, a cry of the /feAeuoTTjs to stop pulling, avast !
hence savage, ferocious. wpo-o-irdpaKTOs, ov, (wf*6$, airapdaaca) torn in pieces raw.
'hO'N,
make
the rowers
802
coiracra, aor. I o Adv. where. unrep, Dor. for ovirtp, "A.iro\\ov. ctaroAAov, poet, crasis for
u),
wptj,
upt],
77, 17,
(wpa) to take care Ion. for wpa. Ion. for wpa.
of,
attend
to, c. ace.
uiroXXcov, by crasis for 6 'AiroAAwi/. JmoXoi, Dor. crasis for oe aliro\oi.

pf. pass, of opow. wirnjo-a, WTTTWV, aor. I and impf. of bitrdoi. toiroma, pf. 2 of opdw. Ion. wpi], 17, Lat. "TIP A, care, concern, heed, for a person or thing ; wpav TIVOS t\eiv or
wirrat, 3 sing.
u)pT)-cf)6pos, ov, (wpa, <ptp(a} leading on the seasons or bringing on the fruits in their season. wp6ai, pf. pass. inf. of opvvfu.
CUR
wpiearicov, Ion. impf. of bapifa. II. wpiKos, 77, 6v, (wpa) ripe, in one's prime or bloom. in season, seasonable : Adv. -KO>$, upi/fws irvvdavti
regard
you ask seasonably.

copip.os, ov, (wpa) ripe, timely, in season. a>piv8-rjv, aor. i pass, of bpivoj.
troieiaOai to pay heed or regard to a thing.
Ion. topi], fj, Lat. any limited time or period fixed by natural laws, a season : in plur. rf>0 seasons ; hence also in plur. Afo climate of a country
2. the blooming season dependent on its seasons. or faprj of the year, the spring-time, in full eiapos &prj but it was also used of summer and winter : fiapivT) the fourth season, birwpa or autumn, was not distinin Homer's time. 3. later, the whole year,
"HP A
HORA,
copies,
season
ov, (wpa) happening or returning in due II. wpta irdvra all thefruits of the seasons.
III. at the
as
timely, seasonable, ripe. in season, seasonable.

copier p. e'vos, pf. pass. part, wpwrros, Ion. crasis for 6
right time,
of opifa.
aptaros.
guished iv T7J irfpvfftv wpa last year, (as we say) last s<?ason. II. the time of day : also, wpa VVKTOS nighttime or III. time. generally, the right, fitting hour, the time or season for a thing the time of corn
' :
slain
'Ilpiwv, OJVQS, b, Orion, a hunter beloved by Aurora, II. a by Artemis. bright constellation
after
named
solstice,
r Att.]
him, which rose just after the summer and was usually followed by rains, [t Ep., Dor. for
wpfj.^6r},
tv wpy in good time, early: c. gen. rei, IV. in bed-time. wp?7 isirvov the time for sleep, the four plur. also as connected with the seasons,
ripening;
cop|ici0T| [a],
opfJidca.
,
3 sing. aor.
I pass,
of
of
cbp|x-fj0T|,
3 sing. impf. and aor.
pass,
V. in Att. the spring quarters of the heavens. VI. in or prime of life, youth : also manhood. Att. also sometimes for rd wpafa, the fruits or proVII. as pr. n., npai, at, the duce of the year. Hours, keepers of Heaven-gate generally, ministers of the gods often joined with the Xdptres or Graces. upatos, a, ov, (wpa) produced or ripened at the fit season : hence in due season, ripe, mature ; wpafot
:
u>p|i(Srai., -firo, Ion. for wpfj.i)VTOi, wpf-irjvro, 3 pi.

pf.
and
copfiTjvav,
plqpf. pass, of opfj-dca. 3 pi. aor. I of oppaiva.
topvvro, 3 sing. impf. med. of opvvû. wpo-9(Tco), f. 'fjata, (wpa, ridrjui) to take note of a thing in casting a nativity or observing the natal hour. II. to be in the ascendant at that hour, of
one's ruling planet.
copope, 3 sing, redupl. aor. 2 of opvvfu. ctpos, cos, TO, Dor. for opos Ion. ovpos, a mountain.
2. as Kapiroi or TO, wpaTai, the fruits of Subst., wpata, 77, the season of corn or fruit ripening : season fit for military opegenerally, the good season,
the season.
rations.
II.
happening
in
to the season, seasonable.
due season, suitable III. of persons, sea-
sonable, ripe for a thing
maid
for
; irapOevos ydftov dipaia a of old persons, ripe or ready ripe for marriage IV. of the age of man, at the freshest, death.
:
of opvvyn. Ep. aor. 2 med. of opvvfu. copvO|Aos, 6, a howling, bellowing, roaring. aor. I of bpvaaw. topua,
copcra, aor. I
wpTO, 3
sing.
fairest age, in the spring or prime of life, youthful, Hence blooming : hence of things, beautiful. cbpcuoTns, rjros, 17, the bloom of youth, beauty.
wpvop.ai. fut. v<To/Liat [0] : aor. I wpvadfj.r)V Dep. : to howl, bellow, roar, Lat. rugire : mostly of animals, but sometimes of men, esp. of savages, either in mourning or joy II. also of the sea, to roar.
: :
upuKidco,
uncertain.)
f.
daw
[a], to faint,
swoon away.
(Deriv.
transit, to
copavos,
6, Dor. for ovpavos. upurri, copacriv, Adv. (wpa) in season, in
over, bewail. topxcuos, Ion. crasis for <ipxt<r0ir]v, 3 dual impf. o

plur. impf.
howl
good
time.
wpXevvTo, Dor. 3
o
pi. pf.
(op6i-rpO(j>os, ov, poet, for 6peirpo(pos, (epos, rpf<p6f)
coptopei, 3 sing, plqpf.
of
opvv/Jii.
mountain-bred.
utpQaro, 3
the
sing. aor. I
med. of optya.
a din on
gives the
pass,
c6pcopxotTai, Ion. for bpovpfypevoi cloiv, 3 of qpeyw.
topctri-Souiros, ov, (opos, Sovirew) malting
copwpuKTO, 3
'i!2,
I.
sing, plqpf. pass,
of opvaaca.
either,
I.
mountains.
as Adv. of
so,
Manner, and that
wp6o-t-8coTT]s, ov, 6, (wpa, SiScapi) one fruits in their due season.
who
Demonstr. Adv.
ws. ws.
2. Relat.
II. as
wpeo-o-tv, Ep. for bapcaaiv, dat. of oap. "P 6T0 . 3 sing. aor. 2 med. from opw/j-i.
when it takes an accent, Adj. as, when it is without accent, Conj. that, when it is also without
thus,
accent, ws.
<5j
I.
wore.
quandoquidem
:
803
also for ore,
when, Lat. ut : sometimes also = onws, Lat. quomodo, quemadmodum. sic. IV. us is sometimes used in independent sentences, ov5' us, /*7?5' us, not even so, in no way soever. 3. as in phrase us a/et TOV ofjioiov in Comparisons, las is answered by us, so as, Lat. sic ayei Of as &s TOV opoiov how God ever brings like to like also with Adjs. and II. us, Relat. ut : also', uffT las, as . ibus. us r)\i9ios ti how silly thou art us acpvos o Adv. of Manner, as, Lat. ut, properly coming after a Advs., demonstrat. Adv., which however is very often omit- TcaTaparos how pompous the rascal is us oe'a K\aei 'Hs in this usage is never accentuated, except how shrilly it screams. ted. 2. at the beginning of at the end of a sentence, or when it follows the word several clauses, it denotes a quick succession of events, us i5fv, us HLV "Epus irvfcivds <f>pevas d^ttpffedXinf/fV Q^s las for us Of us. 2. with dependent on it, as, how he saw, how did Love encompass his soul so, Elliptical Phrases, us l/zoi or us 7" 4/ôt (sc. Sore*?) us feov, us f/jidvijv, us fjiev irfpl Ovpos Id<p0r}, as in us air' onfjLaTUV (sc. ei/raôu) to judge by eyesight us AatfeScu/ioftos (sc. fivai) for a Lacedaemonian Virgil, ut vidi, ut perii, ut me malus abstulit er3. us to express a wish, oh that ! like eiOe, avpire/juj/as avTov us (f>vh.afta (sc. ftvai) having sent ror. Lat. utinam, with the optat., us mroXono teat oAXos him with them as a guard. 3. so with Participles, to give the reason of the principal Verb dyavaKTOv- oh that another also might perish also negatively, us aiv us aoutovpfvoi they are indignant as being in- p^ Odvoi oh that he might not die V. us with Numerals marks that they are to be so with quesjured, i. e. by reason of being injured as wishing what ? i. e. for the taken as round numbers, about, nearly ; dirtOavcv us tions, us ri OT) 0f\uv sake of what ? so in the case of the object fipyovffiv itevTafcoaioi about 500 fell. VI. a* in some Elliptical Phrases avrov us OOLKOVVTO. they restrain him as acting wrongI. us ri (sc, in order that what may happen f for what fully, i. e. by reason of: so also with Participles used ytvijTai) ; 2. us tuaOTOi %<tav or ZTVXOV absol., us OVTUS IXOVTUV, Lat. res cum ita sint, since end? wherefore? things are so, i. e. by reason of their being so. 4. OVTCS, each separately, Lat. pro se quisque. so also with Prepositions us km vavfji.o.\iav as for a ('Hs is an old pi. ace. of os, as TUS pi. ace. of o us firl (ppvyaviff- OVTQJS from OUTOS, etc. so are is used Adv.) sea-fight, i. e. as if about to fight ws or ws, Dor. for ou, where. \iuv as though to collect fuel: nsu. with the Preps. ws, TO, gen. uT6s, Dor. for ovs, the ear. tni, ds, TTpos, but also with others; us IK KO.KUV Stcra, Ion. and Ep. for (oiffa, aor. I of uOeu. fX^pr] he rejoiced as in an evil plight, i.e. considering his evil plight: hence 5. sometimes the Prep, is wcraip.ev, i pi. aor. I opt. of udfu. ws av, Ep. us KC or us Ktv, us with a conditional omitted, and us itself is used like a Prep., fls,c. zee., as Lat. usque for usque ad, only with the names of force added. obo--av-t or d>s v el, like as if, as if. first in Homer, persons, as, us TOV &i\iirnov to Philip us alfl TOV ofjioiov cryei Ofos us TOV op.oiov how God cbcravva, Hebr. word meaning save now! save we does ever bring like to like. 6. with Adverbs pray ! with the Positive, us d\r]0us, us (Tepus how truly wcrao-Ke, 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of uOeca. how differently Lat. quam vere, quam aliter: so too wcr-axmos, Adv. of o avTos (the same), strengthd. for in like us follows Adverbs expressing anything extraordinary, us, in like manner, just so ; uaavTus /ecu manner as.. 6av(MiaTus us, virppvus us, etc. 7. us strengthens the Superlative, like on and onus, Lat. quam, us pAwcrBe, Dor. for u(, 3 sing. impf. us w<r-( or o>s i, Adv. as if, as though : in CompariAi<rrct, Lat. quam maxime, as much as possible II. with us sons, as if, like, just as : so also ua-ei-Te. pqffTa, Lat. quam facillime, as easily as possible
. . . : ; ;
;
us, Demonstr. Adv. of Manner, so, thus, Lat. i. KOI us, even so, nevertheless: with a negat.,
TO-xiffra, Lat. quam celerrime, as quickly as possible, etc. ; so also the phrases us TO iro\v, us fm TO iro\v, us firl TO ir\fTffTOV for the most part, commonly, Lat.
8. so also with Superplerumque, ut plurimum. lative Adjectives, us apio~Tos, us /3eArt<7Tos the best
Numerals, about.
oxr0T|o-op,av, fut. pass, of wcrCv, dat. plur. of ov.
u0<.
Homer
wo-p,at, pf. pass, of u6f<u
wtr-ircp,
Adv. (us,
irep)
: part, uo-pevos. even as, just as; in
possible, etc. III. as as CONJUNCTION

that, like OTI, Lat.
there
i.
is
often a
quod.
2.
= uffTf,
;
expressing a fact, so that, Lat.

ttirov els
as,
us Toirdpos
word interposed between us and irfp, 2. of Time, irep, us ZfffTai irfp, etc.
simul ac.
if,
as soo
as, Lat.
3.
to limit or modify
so with Partiit
adeo
ut.
3. us, that, Lat.

c. inf.
quod, where, as in Latin,

4.
an assertion, as
ciples used
as
it
Were
arid
the ace.
firj,
may
be put instead
or fiitov TOVTO fivat.
TOVTO ui, marking an end,

5.
absolutely, uairep
(ov
as if
were
in
our power.
w(r-irp-et or uxrirepcCj'ws/ as if, evenas,La.t.tanquam. ft" 5' uxr-trep-oCv, Adv. even as, just as : as really, cffTiv uairepovv effTi 0f6s but if he is, as he really is,
a god.
like tva or oircus, that, in order that, Lat. ut. in Inferences, like uffTf, c. inf., so that, Lat.
ita ut
;
fvpos us Svo Tpityfas irXffiv 6/iou
in
also
such that two triremes could sail abreast. used like OTI and liret, as, since, Lat. quippe,
adeo ut, breadth 6. us is
w<r-T, as Adv. (us, TC> being to us, as o<rre to D d 2
os,
804
comparison, as, like as, just the power by which one does a like arc, Lat. utpote ; TOV 5' er)pthing, as, as being, ' 7ro' A(j>po8irr] /5e?u /zdX', &OTC 6eos but Aphrodite
used to introduce
as.
2.
to
mark
succour, benefit : to be of use or service to any one : absol. to be of use or service ; ovoev &(pe\ti it does no good: also with a neuter Adj., ovoev riva uxpt\(iv
to
do one no service
sometimes
c.
dat. pers., like
bore him very easily away, as being a goddess. II. as Conjunction, to express a result or effect; el 8e ffoi Ovp.bs etreffffVTai, &ffre veeoOai if thy heart This Construct, is is eagerly bent, so as to return. 2. &ffT( is sometimes used like very freq. in Att.
Lat. prodesse : in phrase ovSels epcaros ToG5' ityaiver' II. d)(pf\S>v, the part, is taken as a Subst. a helper.
Pass. &<f>f \ovfjtai, with fut. med. &(pf\T)aotMi, pass. to be helped, to receive d>(pt\T)6r](FO[Jiai : belp, aid or
ws with a Part.
since the
after
ways
uffTf <pv\aoaop.ivo}v TCUV 68>v as or were guarded. 3. &<TTt is used
dva77 ware Comparatives with 77 ; /*ecy K\aietv greater woes than that one could weep for : but &ffTf is sometimes left out, as, /*foj> 77 (pepeiv the Posit, is sometimes used, if/vtoo great to bear Xpov taffTf \ovffaffOai cold to bathe in, implying, too
:
aa
succour, to derive profit, benefit or advantage ; npus nvos from a person or thing so, /c or airo TWOS ; and c. dat., u<pfêta0ai TIVI to be profited by a thing : c. part., u(pe\eiadai iSuv to be benefited by the sight of a thing. Hence
:
d>4>eXT)|j.a,
OTOS,
TO",
that which
II.
serviceable thing.
is of use, a useful or generally =wpe\ia, use,
advantage,
benefit.
III. c&ore is also joined with cold to bathe in. the Indie., with the Opt., and even with the Imperat. when it is emphatic, e. g. C&O*T Odppfi so that, or there-
u>4>e\r,crip.os, ov,
<o<j>\T|<ris, ecus,
(wQeXfcu) useful, serviceable.

(o;<peA.ecw)
f],
a helping, aiding: ge-
nerally, service,
advantage.
fore, be of good cheer.

wsTTtJo),
fro, Lat. trudo.

pai, c.
ojOeca, to push to and Med., Att. fut. UHTTIOVdzt. jostle with another: so absol., d/ffTifcaOai
f.
iffot},
Frequentat. of
II. in
u><t>e\T)TCOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of w<pe\4ca, necessary or proper to be assisted. II. w<c \rjrfov, one must
assist.
u>4>eXCa, Att. for

uxjjtXijAos, ov,
els TT)I/ trpoeopiav to jostle for
the
first seat.
aj<p\ta. sometimes also

:
77,
ov, (wtptXtcu) help-
too-TOpyos, crasis for 6
daropyos.
ing, aiding
useful^ serviceable, profitable,
advanta-
uxr4>p6|jnr]v Ion. 6a<|>pdp,7)v, aor. 2
med. of
6ff(f>pai-
geous.
wo-w,
fut.
of
dj0(ca.
a>T-fiKOv<rT6w, f. jjffo), (ous, O.K ov(a) to hearken or listen covertly or anxiously.
Sup. wêAi/twrara. oi<}>6XXov, Ep. for uxpf\ov. w<j>\ov, aor. 2 of 60(A.<u. 4>0T]V, aor. I of opaca, in pass, sense.
u<j>\i]Ka, pf. of 6<p\iffKavcu : w<|>Xov, aor. 2. w<j>p6vTurros, crasis for 6 dtypovriOTOs.
Adv. -fuas
rav, see rdv. aVrdpiov, TO, Dim. of ovs, a wT6, Dor. for ware.
u>
fa>
TOY or
little
ear.
[a]
tpXa, pf. of oiyvvfAi.
wTCtXtj,
cicatrix.
fj t
(OVTCUO)
a wound:
oSs,
later also
a star, Lat.
cpxaro, Ion. for cuyntvot fjoav, 3 plur. plqpf. pass, of oiyvvfu.

<PX OVTO 3 sing, and pi. impf. of o'xoftai. Ep. for co%cy/fa, pi. of oixopai. , 3 pi. aor. I of b~xQi(a.
to turn pale, be pale, wan, etc. (d/XP^s) to be or turn pale. 'HXPO'5, a, ov, pale, wan, sallow. Hence &Xpos, ov, 6, or (os, TO, like a/xP^ T77 s paleness,
tortov, TO,
Dim. of
/t'l/fe
ear.
atrvs, ioos, 57, (ous) a bustard with long ear-feathers. 'flTOS, 6, Otos, son of Aloeus, brother of Ephialtes.
u>Xpdco,
f. 770-0;,
(wxpos)
wrpvva,
(OTueis,
aor. I of OTpvv<u.
60-o-a, (v, (ovs)
u>xpi<xci>,
f.
ao"cy [d],
couros, Ion. and Dor. for 6 OUTOS
with ears or handles. also unrros or

:
UVTOS.
co({)6iXa, aor. I of o(pt\\ca. cL<j)\ta Ion. a>4>eAuT] also in Att. co<(>\ia, 77, (w./c1 2. \ecy) 2>e//, aza , assistance, succour, esp. in war. profit, advantage, gain : in plur. gains, profits.
wanness, esp. the paleness offear. uxcoKa, Ion. pf. of otxo/n. a>;|/, jy, gen. wiros ace. wna, (6^/ofj.ai, fut. of opacu) /fo eye, face, countenance; els Snra idfaOat Tivi to look one full in the face : so absol., ets cHrra IbeoOai but,
:
w<j>Xov, aor. 2 of 6(pfi\<u. w<j>eAc<D, f. ^(rw : (o^>cAos)
flerjs ffs eS?ra

:
lotej/ as to the face,
i.
e. in
face she
is
to
belp, aid, assist,
like the goddesses.
FINIS.
APPENDIX
OF
PROPER AND GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES,

PREPARED BY
REV.
JAMES M. WHITON, PH.D.
NOTE.
THE
in
following
pages
of
contain
the
those
proper
and
geographical
in
names
not
contained in the
body
work
for
which
college,
occur
the
Greek usually read

found in Xenosix
American schools in preparation

in
especially
those
first
phon's Anabasis,
Iliad
Goodwin's Greek Header, and in the
books of the
and the
first
two of the Odyssey.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875,
BY GINN BROTHERS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
APPENDIX.
Ata^re
*A-yis, -idos, 6 (Ionic *H-yis), Agis, the name of several kings of Sparta. 'A-yKtuos, -ou, 6, Ancoaus, an Arcadian. 'A-yXa'tt], -775, 7), Aglaia, mother of Nireus.
ot,
the Abantes, the earliest inhabi-
tants of Eubcea.
'A(3ap(3apeT], 77, Abarbarea, a, Naiad. "Apas, -euros, 6, Abas, a Trojan.
(See ay\ata, p. 5.)
"A-yXavpos,
"A-yvwv,
-ou,
77,
Aglaurus, daughter of Ce-
crops, worshipped at Athens.

-on/os, 6,
'ApSTipiTqs, -ou, 6, art Abderite, inhabitant of Abdera, in Thrace, near the Nestus.
-ou, 6, -ov, 6,
-a,
Hagnon, an Athenian, father
of Theramenes.
tes,
Ablerus, a Trojan. Abrozclmes, a Thracian. 6, Abrocomas, a Persian
satrap.
'AppoKopjs, -ew, 6 (Ionic form of the foregoing word), Abrocomes, a son of Darius and
half-brother of Xerxes.
,
'Ay\taXo<s, -ov, 6, Anchialus, father of Menking of the Taphians. Also the name of a Greek warrior at Troy. (See d7x i a Xos, p. 8.) ' - v Anchises, father of Êneas. i Ayyjia-i]?, 'ASeijJiavTos, -ou, 6, Adimantus, a Corinthian
'
>
commander.
-ou, 6,
Abronickus, an Athenian.
belonging to
see 'A/3pc6w%os.
(See adet/mavTos, p. 11.) "A8p.T]Tos, -ou, 6, AdmMus, king of Pherae in (See &d/j.-r)Tos, p. 12.) Thessaly. 'A8pr|orTia, Ionic for 'A8pd(rma, -as, 77,
'ApvSTjvds,
-77,
-ov,
Abydus;
ot
Adrastea, a city of Asia Minor on the Propontis.

'ASpTjo-rCvT],
'Apv8r|vo, the people of Abydus, the Abydenes. 'Apv860ev,/rora Abydus. "ApvSos, -ov, 77, Abydus, in Troas, on the
Hellespont. '
A-yap.ep.vov8t]s, -ov,
6,
Ionic
for 'ASpao-rlvt],
-77$,
77,
daughter of Adrastus.
"ASpTjcrros, Ionic for "ASpao-ros, -ou, 6, Adrastus, (1) a king of Argos and of Sicyon (2) a son of Merops, and confederate of the Trojans.
;
son of Agamemnon.
'A-ya|Xjiveov, -oi/os, 6, Agamemnon, king of Mycenae, and commander-in-chief of the Greek
army
before Troy.
-opos, 6,
(See #5pa<rros, p. 12.) i. e. Actor. 'AêlS-qs, -ou, 6, son of Azcus, Atlie*A0Tiva,8T)s, Ionic for 'AO-qvaSas, -ou, 6,
'A<yairT|Vttp, chief.
'A-yao-Oe'vtis,
Agapenor, an Arcadian
6,
-eos,
contr. -ous,
Agasth&nes,
son of Augeas, king in Klis. 'A-yao-tas, -ou, 6, Agaslas, of Arcadia, a captain.

-opos,
6,
Agenor, a Trojan.
(See
p. 4.)
Agesilaus, the name of several kings of Sparta, especially of (1) the son of Doryssus and (2) the son of Archidamus, and a celebrated general. Ionic forms 'Hyj\<rC-ou,
6,
;
nddas, a citizen of Tracbis. Ato, -775, 77, Êa, a district of Colchis on the E. coast of the Euxine. Peleus, the AlaKC8t]s, -ou, 6, son of sEacus. son, and Achilles, the grandson of Êacus are eaeli thus termed, ol AlaK&ou, the. Êaci<h, including, at the widest, Êacus and his immediate and Ajax. posterity, Peleus, Telamon, Achilles, AlctKos, -ou, 6, JEacus, son of Zeus and king of Êgina, made after death one of the three
judges of departed souls. Al'avre, ru>, the two Ajaxcs, sons resp^ctively
of
Xews and 'HyntHXaos.

'A-yias, -ou,
6,
Telamon and
Oileus.
The
plural
is
also
Agios, of Arcadia, a general.
formed regularly.
8o8
name given Al-yaiwv, -wvos, 6, Êgceon, the to one of the hundred-armed giants, Briareus. whom the gods called in AtAl-ydXecos, -w, 6, dSgaleus, a mountain tica, over against the island Salamis.
by men
-ou, 6, son of sEgcus, \.e. Theseus. (poetic form of AlâX/il), -as, 77, ea or Êgiale, daughter of Adrastus and
AlirvTios Tvp,|3os, the sepulchral Êpytus, an ancient Arcadian chief.
mound
of
AftrTjiros, -ou, 6, Êsepus ; (1) Northern Mysia, flowing into the Propontis
(2)
a river of
;
a son of Bucolion.
AlcrvT|TT]s, -ou, 6, Êsyetes, a Trojan. Al<rxiVT|s, -ou, 6, Êschlnes; (1) a commander of Greek light-armed troops ; (2) a friend of
wife of Diomedes.
Al-yioXos, -ou, name of Achaia
6,
;
Socrates.
Êgi&lus;
(2)
(1)
an ancient
Alo-xpatas,
?,
also
written Awrxpe'as,
-ov,
6,
a city in Paphlagonia.
an Athenian.
(See aiyiaXos, p. 17.) island near Al-ytXcia, -as, 77, Êgilea, a small
Al'crcDTros, -ou, 6, JEsopus or Êsop, the fabulist. AlrwXios, collateral form of AlrwXds, which
Eubcea.
sEgilips, a district of Ithaca. Others say, an island near Epirus, or a city on the peninsula Leucas. (See aiyi\i\^, p. 17.) an island in the SaAt'-ylva, -T;S, 77, dZgina,
see.
-ITTOS,
i],
AtyXixj/,
AlrwXds,
},
-ou,
6,
an dEtolian ;
6,
also as adj.,
(1)
ol AlrcoXot, the
-ai'Tos,
Italians.
a son of
(See
Acamas ;
Antenor
(2)
a Thracian leader.
-a,
-ov,
ronic Gulf, S.
W. from
Athens.
Al-ytvaios, -a, -ov, belonging to ^Jgina, netan.

Al-yiWJTTis, -ou,
6,
Acanthian,
belonging
to
Acanthus ; in the
dice, in
an inhabitant of
an Êginetan.
Al'-yiov, -ou, r6,
"AKav0os, Southern Macedonia, on the Strymonian
plural, the Acanthians. -ou, 77, Acanthus, a city of Chalci-
^gium,
Ai'-yio-Oos, -ov, 6,
a city of Achaia, Êgisthus, son of Thyestes.

dSgyptius, an inhabitant of
Gulf.
'AKapvdv,
-77^05),
6,
-avos
(in
Herodotus
'AKapvqv,
Al-yviTTios, -a, -ov, Egyptian.
an Acarnanian.
-as,
77,
Al-yvirnos, -ov, Ithaca.

AI^TTJS,
-oi/,
6,
'AKapvavCa,
Acarnania, a country on the
6,
Êetes, the
name
of several
kings of Colchis.
AlOiKes, -wv, ol, the Êthlces, a Thessalian or Epirotic tribe, dwelling, according to Homer,
"W. coast of Greece, between Epirus and Êtolia. 'AK^paros, -ou, 6, Aceratus, a prophet-priest at Delphi. (See d^paros, p. 25.) 'AKToptwv, -WTOS, 6, son of Actor, i. e. Eurytus. "AKTwp, -opos, 6, Actor, son of Azeus, of Or-
on Mount Pindus.
Ai'0prj,
-775,
77,
chomenus.
'AXaC,
(See &KTWP, p. 30.)
Êthra, mother of Theseus.
-&v, at, Halce,
the
name
of
two Attic
(See aWprj, p. 19.)

At|iovt8r]s, -ov, 6, son of Al'p-wv, -epos, 6, Hcemon, (See a'ipwv, p. 20.)
ol,
Hcemon,
i. e. Mteon. a warrior of Pylus.
denies; also the name of "the marshy district at the junction of Pineus with the mainland."
GOODWIN.
'AXaXKO[jiVT)ts, -t5os, fern, adj., Alalcomenean, a city in epithet of Athene, from Alalcomenae,
Alvidves or Alvifjves, Ionic form 'EviTJvcs, -wv, the Ênidnes, a tribe inhabiting Northern subsequently Thessaly in the Homeric period found dwelling in Southern Thessaly. AlvoOev, from JEnus. Atvos, -ov, 77, dBnus, a city of Thrace, at the mouth of the Hebrus. Alo>vvs, -^ws, 6, a resident of the Attic deme
;
where she had a temple. 'AXdo-rwp, -opos, 6, Alastor ; (I) a Greek war(See rior, son of Neleus (2) a Lycian hero. aXdarwp, p. 31.) a place in Elis. 'AXeio-iov, -ou, TO, Allsium, land ireSiov, TO, the Aleian plain, the
Boeotia,
;
'AXtjiov of wandering (4X17), located by Herodotus in Cilicia.
by Homer
in Lycia,
AloXtStjs, -of, 6, a son or descendant o ol AloXCSai, the descendants of Êolus, the

lids.
'AXiapros,
-ou, 6
and
77,
Haliartus, a city of
So-
Boeotia.
AloXts, -loos, fern, adj., ôlian ; yi\v ri\v AloXC8a, tlie ôlian land, an ancient name of As a substantive (xcipa understood), Thessaly. sEolis, a district on the W. coast of Asia Minor.
or 'AXCgovoi, -wv, ol, the Halizoncs\ 'AXi^wves or Halizoni, a Bithynian tribe. 'AXt0po-ris, -ou, 6, Halitherses, an inhabitant of Ithaca.
AtTTo,
p. 21.)
-eos, 7-6,
Êpy, a city in
Elis.
"AXios, -ou, 6, Halius, a Lycian. 'AXio-apva, -775, 77, Halisarna, a city of Mysia. 'AXap.'vT]s, -ous, b,Alcamenes, son of Teleclus,
king of Sparta.
"AX/CCU'SyOO?
"AXitavSpos,
'AX.KTJ,
^>f
-775,
809
"A|A(}>uro-a,
-77$,
77,
-ou, 6,
Alcander, a Lycian.
Amphissa, a town of the
77,
Force, Might, personified.
Locri Ozolae.
'A|JL<j)iTpv)ft)v, -OH/OS, 6, Amphitryon, king of Tiryns, and subsequently of Thebes; husband of Hercules's mother, Alcmene. 'Avayupdcrios, -ou, 6, a resident of the Attic
"A\KT]<rTis, -t5os and -los, 77, Alcestis, daughter Pelias, and wife of Admetus. 'A\Ki.pia8T]s, -ov, b, Alcibiades, a celebrated Athenian leader. 'AXKfjLaLcoviSai, -uv, oi, the descendants of Alcmce.on, the Alcmceonids, an illustrious family
'
deme Anagyrus.
-ou, 6, Ancetius, one of the Thirty (See avalrios, p. 40.) 'Ava|av8pt8T]s, -ou, 6, Anaxandrides, a king of Sparta, and father of the celebrated Leonidas. 'AvdfjavSpos, -ou, 6, Anaxander, a king of Sparta, and ancestor of Leonidas. 'Avdipu>s, -ou, 6, Anaxibius, a Spartan naval
'Avatrios,
at Athens.
'A\K(jLT|VTi, les.
-rjs,
77,
at Athens.
Alcmene, mother of Hercu-
'AXdir-q, -775, i), AUpe, a town in the southern part of Phthiotis in S. Thessaly, near the Malian Gulf. "A\os, -ov, 6 and 77, Alus, a town in the eastern part of Phthiotis, in S. Thessaly, near the Pagasaean Gulf.
commander.
'AvSpaifiwv, -oi/os, 6, Andrcemon, father of Thoas, and king of Calydon in JStolia. 'Av8p6|3ovXos, -ou, 6, Androbulus, a Delphian, the father of Tim on. 5 Av8po8dp,ds, -airos, 6, Androdamas, a Samian, father of Theomestor.
'AvSpofidxil, -77?, r?, AndromacJie, wife of Hec(See avdpopdxos, p. 58.) "AvSpos, -ou, 77, Andrus, one of the Cyclades Islands, with a city of the same name. 'AvtfJLwpeid, -as, 77, afterwards called AvfjuoXeia, Anemorla, an elevated town of Phocis.
tor.
'
'AX/m-ivcs, -oO,
i)
(also 'AXirtjvoi),
Alpenus
(or
Alpeni), a city at the E. entrance of the pass of
Thermopylae.
'AXvdTTTjs, -ou, father of Croesus.
'AXvp-r],
-775,
77,
6,
Alyattes,
king of Lydia,
Alybc, a city in Bithynia on
the Euxine.
"AXvs, -uos, 6, tJie Halys, the principal river of Asia Minor, flowing N. into the Euxine. 'AX(j>ids, -ou, 6, the Alpheus, a river of Elis.
'AX<j>os, -oO, 6 (Doric form of *AX<|>ios). Alpheus. a Lacedaemonian, who fought bravely at Thermopylae. 'AXwevs, -&>s, 6, Alocus, son of Poseidon. (See dXweus, p. 37.) 'AfiapvyKeiSTjs, -ou, 6, son of Amarynceus, i.e.
(See
avefju*)\ios, p. 59.) 'AvOejiiSiis (for 'AvOtfuwvlSTjs), son of

i.
Anthe-
mion,
e.
Simolsius.
6,
'AvOejitwv, -wws, (See avd^Lov, p. 62.)
Anthemion,
a Trojan.
'Av0T]8v,
-oj'os,
77,
Anthedon, a city on the E.
Diores.
coast of Boaotia.
'AuppaKiwTTis, -ou, 6, an Ambraciot, inhabitant of Ambracia in S. Epirus.

'AjAeivias,
-ou
and
-f'ous,
-a,
6,
Ammias, an Athe-
nian naval captain.

'AfieivoKXiis,
6,
Amlnocles, a citizen of
Magnesia in Thessaly. 'Ap.u8v, -uvos, 77, Amydon, a city of the Paeonians, on the Axius, in Macedonia!
'A|ivKXai, -Gw,
at,
'AvO^Xi], -775, 77, Anthele, a town in Phocis, in the immediate vicinity of Thermopylae. 'Avoiraia, -as, 77, Anopcea, a name given both to a part of Mt. (Eta, and to a path leading over the same. "AvravSpos, -oi', TJ, Antandrus, a city of Troas, at the foot of Mt. Ida. "AvTia, -as, 77, Antea, wife of Prcetus, king
of Tiryns. 'AvT-qvopCSr^s, -ou,
tenor.
6,
Amyclce, a city of Laconia,

a city of
father of
on the Eurotas.
*A|i4-'Y'vta, -a?, 77, Amphigenea, Triphylia, in S. Elis.
*Ap.(|>t8T]|jLos,
son or descendant of An-
-ou,
6,
Amphidemus,
'AvTT|vcop, J
-o/oos,
6,
Avr8a>pos,
captain.
-ou, 6,
Antenor, a Trojan prince. Antidorus, a Lemnian ship-
Amphicrates.
'Afx<}>tKpdTi]s, -ouj, 6,
Amphicrates, an Athe;
nian captain.
'A^4>^ aXS>
of
u> o
Amphimachus
(1)
loader
at Troy ; (2) leader of the Carians. Jthe Epei "A[i<JHos, -ou, 6, Amphlus; (1) son of Merops; (2) son of Selagus.
Avr^Kupa, -as, T), Anticyra, a town at the entrance of the Spercheus into the Malian Gulf The earlier form of the name is'AvTiKippa. 'AvTiKvpevs, -^ws, 6, an inhabitant of Anticyra,
Italy.
an
Anfict/rc'iiii.
-OJ^TOS, 6,
'AvTtXc'wv,
Antileon, of Thnrii in S.
tant of Amphipolis in S. E. Macedonia, on the
'AfJL<^nroXiTT|s, -ou, 6,
an Amphipotite,
inhabi-
'AvrCXoxos,
tor.
-ou,
6,
Antilochus, son of Nes^
Strymon.
(See ci^0i7roXis, p. 45.)
8io
'AvrCvoos,
ope.
-ou, 6,
Antinoiis, a suitor of Penel6,
naval commander, brother of Xerxes.
son of Darius,
and
half-
'AvTiirarpos, -ov, of Orges.
Antipdter, a Thasian, son
'Avn<r9VT]s, -ous, 6, AntistMnes, a friend and school of pupil of Socrates, founder of the cynic philosophy. "Avruf>os, -ov, 6, Antlphus; (1) ft son of JLgyptius of Ithaca (2) a leader of the Greeks from Nisyrus (3) a leader of the Mseonians confederate with the Trojans ; (4) a son of Priam. 'AvTi<f>wv, -UVTOS, 6, Antiphon, an Athenian. 'Avrpwv, -wvos, 6 and TJ, Antron, a city of Phthiotis in S. E. Thessaly, at the entrance of
; ;
'Aptatos, -ou, 6, Ariceus, a Persian general in the service of the younger Cyrus. 'Apiapd(xvT]S, -ou, 6, Ariaramnes, a Persian. "Apijjta, -wv, rd, Arima, a mountain district in Asia Minor, locality uncertain, under which it was fabled that the giant Typhon lay. 'Apio-pt], -77$, 77, Arisbe, a city of Troas, not
far
from Abydus.
'Aptcrp-qOev,
from
Arisbe.
the Malian Gulf.
"Avvros, -ov, 6, Anytus, an Athenian, one of the accusers of Socrates. *Aios, -ov, 6 (also accented "Aios), the Axius, the principal river of Macedonia, flowing into the
'Api<rrapxos, -ou, 6, Aristarchus ; (1) a Lacedaemonian, governor of Byzantium (2) an Athenian commander. 'Apwrrâs, -ou, 6, Aristeas, a Chian. 'ApioreCSTjs, -ou, 6, Aristldes, son of Lysimachus, a distinguished Athenian magistrate and
;
leader.
6, Aristippus ; (1) a Thesa native of Gyrene, disciple of Socrates, and founder of the Cyrenaic school of philosophy.
'Apto-Tiiriros, -ou,
;
Thermaic Gulf.
salian
(2)
"AvXos, -ov, o, Axylus, a Thracian prince. {See d|u\os, p. 75.) 'Aircu<rds, -ou, 77, Apcesus, a city in N. "W. Mysia, at the entrance of the Propontis. The
same as
Psesus, IIcu<r6s.
6, Aristogiton, an Athewho, in conjunction with Harmodius, murdered Hipparchus.
'Apioro'yth-fajv, -ovos,
nian,
'AiriSavos, -ov, 6, tlie Apiddnus, a river of Ionic form 'HmSavos. Thessaly. 'AiroXXoSwpos, -ov, 6, Apollodorus, a frequent name among the Greeks ; specially, a friend of
Socrates.
'Apto-T(J8T)(Jios, -ou, 6,
'ApioT-dfiaxos, of Sparta.
'Api(TTovtKT],
-ou,
6,
Aristodemus, a Spartan. Aristomdchus, a king

Aristontce, priestess at
-775,
77,
Delphi.
'AiroXXwvCa,
several cities, the Lydian border.
Apollonia, the name of specially of a city of Mysia, near

-as,
77,
'AiroXXv8T]s, -ou, 6, Apolloriides, a Lydian. 'Apapta, -as, r/, Arabia. The name is extended (Xen. Anab., I. 5. 1) to the southern part of Mesopotamia. 'ApcuOvpca, -as, 77, Arcethyrea, an ancient city in Peloponnesus, near whose site Phlius stood. 'ApdT]s, -ov, 6, the Araxes, a river of Mesopotamia flowing into the Euphrates.
Arbdces, satrap of Media. 'Ap-yetos, -a, -ov, of or belonging to Argos, Argive. 'Ap-yeioi, -wv, ol, a frequent Homeric designation of the Greeks. "Ap-ywro-a, -77?, 77, Argissa, later named Argura, a town of Thessaly on the Peneus near La'AppaK-qs,
-ou, 6,
one of the Thirty at Athens, not to be confounded with the philosopher of Stagira. 'Apiorwv, -uvos, 6, Ariston ; (1) an Athenian in the service of the younger Cyrus (2) a king
'Apio-ToreXtis, -ous,
6,
Aristotle,
of Sparta. 'Apia-T(avvp.o<s,-ov,b,Aristonymus,a,n Arcadian. ' -as, 77, Arcadia, the central district of Peloponnesus.
'ApKaStKos,
the
-77,
-ov,
6,
Arcadian.
o
'ApKO-s, -d5os,
an Arcadian,
Arcadians.
-ou, 6,
'ApK<riXaos,
Arcesildus, a leader of the
Boeotians at Troy. "App-a, -aros, TO,

"Apfi.aTi8T]s, -ou,
Harma,
6,
a town in E. Boeotia.
to
'Apecrlas, -ou,
Argos. 6, Aresias, one of the Thirty at
Harmatides, a Thespiun, father of Dithyrambus. a highland regioi 'Ap(iva, -as, 77, Armenia, of Asia, S. E. of the Euxine.
'Apfie'vios, -a, -ov, the Armenians.
Armenian.
01 Apjieviot,
Athens.
'AptTouov, -ows, 6, Aretdon, a Trojan warrior. 'Aprjtos, Ionic for"Apios, see p. 100. J Apt|VT|, -775, 77, Arene, a city in S. Elis.
'Ap^vT],
mene.
-775,
77,
gonia, near Sinope.
Harmene, a town of PaphlaAlso called 'Api^vrj, Ar-
'Aptîwv,
soothsayer.
-ovos,
6,
Arexion,
an
Arcadian
an Athenian] 'App.o8ios, -ou, 6, Harmodius, the accomplice of Aristogiton in the assassination of Hipparchus. (See dp^65tos, p. 103.)
-ou,
6,
Ariabignes, a Persian
811
-ou,
6,
Harmonldcs, a Trojan
artificer.
tia,
"Apvr], -775, 77, of uncertain
./4?-?ie,
an ancient town in Boeo-
"Acrios, -ou, 6, Asius, from Arisbe, ally of the Trojans. 'Ao-KoLXacôs, -ou, 6, Ascaldphus, king of the
site.
b,
Miny*.
the Harpasusr, a river of,
"Apircwros,
-ov,
Armenia.
'Apo-dp/qs,
-ov,
6,
Arsames, grandfather of
6,
King Darius.
'Aprdpavos,
-ou,
Artabdnus,
brother of
a cavalry
'Ao-KavCa, -as, ^, Ascania, a district in the part of Bithynia. 'Ao-Kavios, -ou, 6, Ascanius, of Ascania, an ally of the Trojans. 'A<TKXT]irid8T]s, -ou, 6, son of dZsculapius.
W.
Darius, and uncle to Xerxes. 'ApTcryp<n]s, -ous, 6, Artagerses, officer of King Artaxerxes.
'Ao-ire'vSios, -ou,
6,
an Aspendian, from Aspenij,
dus, a city of Pamphylia.

'Ao-irXT]8(ov,
-6/os,
Aspledon, an ancient
'ApTaKdfias,
satrap.
-a,
6,
Artacamas, a
Persian
'ApTdvTjs, '
-ov, 6,
ApTa(jp]s,
-ov, 6,
Artanes, a brother of Darius. the name of three Persian
kings, specially of Artaxerxes, surnamed Mnemon, the brother of the younger Cyrus. 'Aprdoôs, -ou, 6, Artaozus, a friend of Cyrus. 'ApTairdras, -a, or ApTaira,TT]s, -ou, 6, Artapdtcs, a friend of Cyrus.
'
city in N. W. Boeotia. 'Ao-o-vpta, -as, i], Assyria, a name somewhat vaguely applied, but strictly belonging to the district bounded W. by the Tigris and N. and E. by the mountains of Armenia and Media. 'A<r<rvpios, -a, -ov, Assyrian; ot 'Acrcrupioi,
the Assyrians.
'Aors'piov, -ou, TO, Asterium, a town of uncertain site in the central part of Thessaly.
'
'
ApTa<j>pVT]s, -ous, 6, Artaphernes; (1) brother of Darius (2) son of the foregoing, and associate commander of the first Persian expedition against Greece.
;
'Ao-rvaXos,
-ou, 6,
A<rTv<xvafj, -a/cTos, 6, (See dcrrvdvat; , p. 110.)
Astydlus, a Trojan. Astyanax, son of Hector.
'ApT|uo-La, -as, 77, Artemisia, sovereign of a few Carian cities, and ally of Xerxes. 'ApT(i[<riov, -ov, r6, Artemisium, the name of the northern coast and N. E. promontory of Eubcea. 'ApTtjias, -a, 6, Artlmas, Persian satrap of
Lydia. '
AprotixTis, -ov, or
'
'Aa-rvvoos, -ou, 6, Astynous, a Trojan. 'A<rru6xia, the same as the following. 'Aorvoxil, -77S, T/, Astyoche ; (1) daughter of Actor (2) daughter of Phylas. (See d<rru6xos,
;
p. 110.)
Aprovxas, -a, 6, Artuchas, a Persian satrap. -a, 6, Arystas, an Arcadian. 'Apvo-ras, 'Apxa-yopas, -a, 6, Archagftras, an Argive.
'Apxc'Xaos,
ArcJieldus, a
-ou, Ionic form 'Apxc'Xews, -ew, 6, king of Sparta, son of Agesilaus.
'Ao-wTros, -ou, 6, the Asopus ; (1) a river flowing E. through the S. part of Bceotia (2) a river flowing into the Malian Gulf near the Pass of Thermopylae. 'Arapvevs, -^ws, 6, Atarneus, a city of Êolis, opposite Mitylene in Lesbos. ArpafxvTTiov, -ou, r6, Atramyttium, a coast Also written city in W. Mysia, on the Caicus.
;
'Adpa/jiuTTiov, &c.
Âpx&oxos,
-ou, 6, -ou,
'Apxt'o'Tparos,
Archelochus, a Trojan. 6, Archestratus, an Athe-ou,

6,
'ATpetSrjs, -ou,
6,
son of Atreus
; ol
'ArpetSai,
or
nian commander.
TW 'ArpciSa,
the Atrldce,
Agamemnon and
Menelaus.
'ArpeCwv, -wvos, 6, the same as the preceding. 'Arpevs, -ews, 6, Atreus, sou of Pelops. 'ATv[ivid8T]s, -ou, 6, son of Atymnius, i. e. My don. Avyeiai, -&v, at, Augece; (1) a Locrian city, near the S. coast of the Malian Gulf ; (2) a city in S. Laconia. AvyqidSiis, -ou, 6, son of Augeas, king of Elis,
i.
'Apx8a|ios, Ionic form 'Apx^nos, Archiddmus, king of Sparta.

'A<ria, -as,
trict in
??,
Atflcf,
at first the
name
of a dis-
Lydia, between Mt. Tmolus and the river Cayster, then applied more widely to the E. coast of the Êgean, and extending N. E. the Propontis and the Euxine. along a Persian. Âo-i8drr]s, -ou, 6, Asiddtes, 'Ao-ivaios, -a, -ov, of Aslne, Asincean. a city on the S. 'AorCvt], -7?s, r,, Aslne; (1) coast of Messenia ; (2) a city on the S. coast of
Argolis. "A<ru>s,
Agasthenes. AvXts, -t'Sos, 77, Aulis, the city and harbor of Bceotia whence the Greek armament sailed for
e.
Troy.
-a,
-ov,
Asian; "Ao-tos Xtifiwv, the so called either from 'A<rta, which see, or, according to others, from 'Acn'as, as the meadow of the hero Asias.
Asian meadow,
AVTOVOOS,
-ou, 6,
Autonous, a Delphian hero.
AVTO<|>OVOS, -ou, 6, Autophonus, a Theban. 'A<j>Tat, -wv, at, Aphefa', a port of Magnesia in S. E. Thessaly, not far from Artemisium.
812
*A<|)i8vatos,
'
Tpala
-ov,
6,
a
i),
resident of the Attic

fern, adj.,
Bpio-rjis,
-idos,
i],
daughter of Briseus,
i.
e.
deme Aphidna.
A.\epov<r(.CLS, -ados,
Acherusian;
the Acherusian pen'Ax^povo-tds Xpp6vt]<ros, insula, near Heraclea in Bithynia, with a cavern through which Hercules was said to have descended to the lower world.
an ancient town of Bpv<riai, -&v, at, Brysew, Laconia, a little S. W. of Sparta. Bv^dvTiov, -ov, rb, Byzantium, a city of Thrace, on the Bosporus, the modern Constantinople. BvdvTu>s, -a, -ov, of Byzantium ; ol BvavTIOI, the Byzantians. Bwpos, -ov, 6, Borus, a Mseonian.
Hippodamia.
B
tes,
Ba(3v\<6v, -uvos, T), Babylon, on the Euphrathe chief city of the Persian empire. Ba,pvXvia, -as, i), Babylonia, the district of which Babylon was the capital ; extending, in
the widest sense, from Mesopotamia to the Persian Gulf.

BO.KIS, -idos,
6,
Tata, see TT). Fdvos, -ov, TJ, Ganus, a small fortified place in Thrace, on the coast of the Propontis. ravXfrnjs, -ov, 6, GaulUes, a Samian. TeXtov, -wos, 6, Gelon, tyrant of Syracuse.
tory, town,
Bads, a soothsayer of
Boeotia.
(See /3a/afc, p. 125.)
a promonrepatoro's, -oO, 6 and 77, Gercestus, and port at the S. W. extremity of
BaKTpios,
-a, -ov,
Bactrian; ot Bdicrpioi, the
Eubcea.
Fcp^vios,
-ou, 6,
Bactrians, inhabitants of Bactria or Bactriana, now S. E. Turkestan and N. E. Afghanistan. Bao-ias, -ov, 6, Basias ; (1) an Arcadian ; (2) a soothsayer of Elis. BaTiia, -as, 77, Batiea, a hill near Troy. BcXpivirTjs, -ov, 6, a Belbinite, an inhabitant of Belbina, a small island S. W. of the Attic
Gerenian, applied to Nestor,
as is said, from Gerenia, a Messenian city, he was said to have been reared.
FT},
-775, 77,
where
as a goddess.
promontory Sunium.
Bc'Xtcrus, -vos, 6, Belesys,
rXavKOS, and lerophon ; (2) grandson of Bellerophon, leader of the Lycians before Troy. (See 7\au/c6s,
poetic form Tata, Earth, personified (See 777, p. 141.) of Bel-ov, 6, Glaucus; (1) father
BXXpo<J>ovTT]s, Glaucus.
-ov,
6,
a satrap of Syria. Bellerftphon, son of
p. 142.)
rXavKwv,
-wvos,
6,
Glaucon, an Athenian,
grandfather to Plato.
Bfj<r(ra or Bfjo-a, -775, 77, Bessa, a Locrian city, of uncertain site, near Augeae. See Avyeial.
Bias, -avros,
"BiQvvoi, -&v,
6,
Bias, a warrior from Pylus.

the Bithynians,
ol,
try bordered the Propontis Asiatic side.

Bio-dvOt],
-77$,
ij,
whose counand Euxine, on the
a town of unFXa<}>vpai, -Car, ai, Glaphyrw, certain site in S. E. Thessaly, not far from Boebe. of Bceotia, not FXicras, -O.VTOS, 77, Glisas, a city
far E.
from Thebes.
-ov, 6,
FXovs,
Bisanthe, a coast city of Thrace, on the Propontis. Biwv, -owes, 6, Bion, an officer of the Spartan general Thibron. Bod-ypios, -ov, 6, the Boagrius, a rapid stream in Locris, flowing into the Malian Gulf. (See
poaypos, p. 131.)
Botp-r],
-775, 77,
Tamus, was admiral

IVT|<ri7riros, -ou,
Gnesippus, an Athenian. Gongylus, an Eretrian. on rovo<r<ra, -775, 77, Gonoessa, a promontory the Corinthian Gulf, near Pallene, in N. E. Achaia. to the Gorgon. Top-yetos, -a, -ov, belonging
6,
Glus, an Egyptian, whose father, of Cyrus the younger^
royyvXos,
-oi*, 6,
Bcebe, a
town of Magnesia in E.
-f)
Thessaly on the E. side of the Boebean Lake. BoiBoipT]s, -idos, 77, fern, adj., Boebean; Pt|ts XijjLvq, the Boebean Lake.
Boto-Kos, -ov, 6, Boiscus, a Thessalian. BOIWTIOS, same as BOIWTOS, see p. 132. BovKoXiwv, -uvos, 6, Bucolion, son of Laomedon. (See (3ovi<o\tw, p. 133.) Boinrpcuriov, -ov, rb, Bufwasium, a city in N. Elis, the ancient capital of the Epei.
(See Topyu, p. 144.). and orator Fop-yfas, -ov, 6, Gorgias, a sophist of Leontini in Sicily. of Hellas. Fop-ykov, -wvos, 6, Gorgion, son of Salamis in Fop-yes, -ou, 6, Gorgus, king
BpacrtSas, -a and
general.
-oi>,
6,
Brasldas, a Spartan
Cyprus. of Foprvv, -vt>os, 77, Gortyn, a principal city Also written Foprvva, Gortyna. Crete. JEniFovvevs, -e'ws, 6, Guneus, leader of the anes in the Trojan war. site Fpaia, -as, 77, Grcea, a Bo3otian town,
uncertain.
Fv-yaiT]
XtfivT],
ij,
the
Gygccan Lake, near
-ou, 6,
DeniopliUus, a leader of the
Sardis in Lydia, and the

Fvfivlas, -ou,
6,
of tlie lake. Gymnias, a city in N. Ar-
nymph
Thespians at Thermopylae.
AiaSp6|XT]s, -ou,
AtTjveKTjs, -ous,
6, 6,
Diadrtimes, a Thespian.
menia.
FvpTwvTj,
tral part
-TJS,
T],
Gyrtone, a
of Thessaly.
-ou, 6,
town in the ceac Also written Fvprwv,
Gyrton.
Gobryas, a Persian general.
DienZces, a Spartan of distinguished courage. (See Stê/c^s, p. 172.) Ai0upa|if3os, -ou, 6, Dithyrambus, a Thespian who distinguished himself at Thermopylae.
AIKOAOS,
5i'/ccuos,
-ou, 6,
DICCGUS,
an Athenian.
(See
p. 173.)
-ôus, 6,
;
Aajjuxparos, Doric form of Ar]|xapaTOS,

see.
-ov, 6,
which
Damasithymus, king of
Calynda.
Adva,
generally
-775,
known
AapdSag,
Dana, a city of Cappadocia, as Tyana, Ttfara. -a/cos, 6, the Daradax, a river of

rj,
Syria, flowing into the Euphrates.
AapSavcvs, -^ws, 6, a Dardotnian, from Dardanus, a city of Troas on the Hellespont. Adptjs, -T/TOS, 6, Dares, a Trojan, priest of Hephiestus. AO.TIS, -i5os, 6, Datis, a Mede, associate commander of the first Persian expedition against
Greece.
DiScles ; (1) king of Phere AioKXfjs, in Messenia (2) one of the Thirty at Athens. Aio|jrf)ST]s, -fos, 6, Diomedes, next to Achilles the bravest of the Greeks before Troy. Atov, -ou, TO, Dium, a town in the N. "W. angle of Eubcea. Aiwpr]s, -ous, 6, Diores, a chief of the Epei before Troy. AdXoircs, -uv, ol, the Dolopes, a Thessalian tribe, dwelling about Mt. Pindus in S. E. Epirus. AoXoirfov, -opes, 6, Dolopion, a Trojan, priest of the river-god Scamander. Aopto-Kos, -ou, 6, Doriscus, a plain at the mouth of the Hebrus oil the coast of Thrace, containing a city of the same name, TJ Aopia/cos. Adpvcro-os, -ou, 6, Doryssus, son of Leobotes.
AavXioi, -uv, ol, the Daulians, inhabitants of Daulis in Phocis. AavXls, -i'5os, ij, Daulis, a town of Phocis, E. of Mt. Parnassus. Aa<j>va-ydpas, -a, 6, Daphnagoras, a Mysian. AEIJXOS, -ov, 6, Fear, personified. (See deipos,
p. 152.)
AovX(\iov, -ou, r6, Dulichium, an uncertain but probably the largest of the Echiiiades Islands off the S. W. coast of Acarnania, or a city on the Acarnanian coast in that vicinity.
locality,
Aivofw'vT]s,
-ous,
6,
DinomZnes,
father
of
Gelon.
Decelea, an Attic deme, ocAeK\ia, -as, cupied as a stronghold by the Spartans. AeXra, TO, the Delta, a region of Thrace, near
-rj,
AovX(xidv8e, to Dulichium. ApaKovriStis, -ou, 6, Draconildcs, one of the Thirty at Athens. ApaKovrios, -ou, 6, Dracontius, a Spartan. Apijcros, -ou, 6, Dresus, a Trojan. ApiXcu, -&v, ol, the Drilce, a warlike people in Pontus, near Trapezus. Apvas, -avros, 6, Dryas ; (1) one of the Thessalian Lapithse ; (2) a, Thracian prince, father of
Lycurgus.
Apvoirts, -t'5os, ij, DrySpis, the country of the Dryopes, which was, originally, Mt. (Eta and the adjacent valleys. Avpas, -ou, 6, tJie Dyras, flowing into the Malian Gulf a little W. of Thermopylae. Awpievs, -^ws, 6, Dorieus, son of Anaxandrides,
Byzantium.
-ou, 6, Dcxippus, a Laconian. AepKuXi'Sas, also written AepicuXXtSas, -a and -ou, 6, Dcrcylldas, a Spartan general. -ou, 6, Derncx, a Persian satrap. At'pvrjs, ATJIKOWV, -WPTOS, 6, Deicoon, a Trojan. At]'EirvXos, -ou, 6, Dcipylus, a Greek, comrade of Sthenelus. At^dpaTos, Ionic AT^dpTiTos, -ou, 6, Dcmardtus, an exiled king of Sparta, who accompa-
Aûnros,
king of Sparta.
E
"Eppog, -ou, 6, the Hebrus, the principal river of Thrace, flowing into the JEgean Sea. ElXeViov, -ou, TO, Ilcsium, a town of uncertain site in Boeotia.
Elperpia, poetic form for 'EptVpia, which see. 'EKdpt], -T;S, TJ, Hecuba, wife of Priam.
nied Xerxes marching against Greece. ATJP.OKOWV, -OJITOS, 6, J>cmocoon, son of Priam. Ar]fjioKpdTT]s, -ous, 6, Dcmocratcs, of Temenium
in Argolis.
Ai]p.ocr0e'vTis, -ous, 6, Demosthenes, an Athenian general prominent in the Peloponnesian
814
-ou,
6,
Hecatonymus, a citizen
of Sinope.
'EicpdTava, -wv, rd, Ecbatana, the chief city of Media, where the Persian kings resided during a part of the year. 'EicTop8T]s, -ov, 6, son of Hector, i. e. Astyanax.
Epizelus, an Athenian. Episthenes ; (1) of Am< phipolis, commander of the light-armed Greek troops in Cyrus's expedition ; (2) an Olynthian,
-ou, 6,
,
-ovs,
6,
"EKTwp,
-opos, 6, Hector, eldest
son of Priam,
serving in the same expedition. 'EirUrrpo<j)os, -ou, 6, Epistrophus ; (1) a leader of the Phocians before Troy (2) an ally of the Trojans from Alybe (3) son of Enenus, king of
;
and chief hero of the Trojans.

'EXcuovs, -OVVTOS, 6, Elceus, the southernmost town of the Thracian Chersonesus. "EXo/ros, -ov, 6, Elatus, a confederate of the
Trojans.
'EXevrj, -Tys, 77, Helen, daughter of Zeus and Leda, and wife of Menelaus. "EXevos, -ov, 6, Hel&ms, son of Priam, both a warrior and a prophet. 'EXf>TJva>p, -opos, 6, Elephenor, chief of the Euboean Abantes. 'EXewv, -ow/os, i], Eleon, a town of uncertain
site, in
(See eirLo-Tpo<pos, p. 261.) Lyrnessus. 'EirtrdSas, -a and -ou, 6, Epitddas, commander of the Lacedaemonians at Sphacteria. 'Eirva|a, -??s, rj, Epyaxa, wife of Syennesis, the king of Cilicia, J Epa<rivt8T]s, -ou, 6, Erasinides, one of the Athenian commanders in the naval battle off the Arginusse, unjustly put to death for his conduct after the victory.
'Epa<r<TTpaTos, -ou, the Thirty at Athens.

'EpaToo-Oe'vtjs, -ous,
6,
6,
Erasistratus, one of.
Eratosthenes, one of the
E. Bceotia.
6,
Thirty at Athens.
Helicdon, a Trojan noble,
'Epc'rpia, -as, i], Eretria, on the W. coast of Euboea, and next in rank to Chalcis among the cities of that island. J 'EpeTpietis, -^ws, 6, an Eretrian ; ol Epcrpieis, or Ionic 'Epcrpi&s, the Eretrians. J Epv0aXwv, -uvos, 6, Ereuthalion, an Arca-
'EXiicdttv, -ovos,
son of Antenor.
'EXfct], -775, ij, Hellce, on the Corinthian Gulf, most ancient of the cities of Achaia, swallowed up by an earthquake, B. c. 373.
'E\Xr]sirovTiaKos, -77, -ov, Hellespontiac, equivalent to the following. 'EXXTjsirdvTios, -a, -ov, on or of the Hellespont, Hellespontic. "EXos, -ous, r6, Helos ; (1) a town of Laconia, on the S. coast, whose name survives in the word Helot. (See Ei'Aws, p. 197.) (2) a town or district of Elis, on the Alpheus. 'Everot, -uv, ol, the En$ti, a people of Paphlagoriia.
dian.
'Epe\0iis, -^ws, of Athens.

'Epfjiiovi],
6,
Erechtheus, an ancient king
-775, ?/,
Hermifoie, a
6,
town and port
at the S. extremity of Argolis.

'Epixo-y^vqs, -ous,
Hermogencs, an Athenian,
friend of Socrates.
'EpvOivoi, -wv, ol, Erythini, a place on the coast of Paphlagonia. 'EpvOpai, -&v, al, Ery three, an ancient city in S. Boeotia, at the foot of Mt. Cithteron. 'E<rirpiTcu, -&v, ol, tJie Hesperltce, a tribe in
Êvifjves,
see A/ta>es.
rj,
'Evto-iTT], -T?S, site unknown.
Enispe, an Arcadian town,
"EvvojjLos,
-OK,
6,
EnnSmus, an
ally of the
W.
Trojans, from Mysia.
'Ed8ios,
-ov, 6,
(See two/uos, p. 227.) Exadius, one of the Thessa-
Armenia. *ETOKXT|tos, poetic form of 'EreoKXeios, -a, -ov, of or belonging to Eteocles, a king of Thebes.
'EreovtKos,
-ou, 6,
lian Lapithse.
'ETrap.Lvcuv8as, -ov, 6, greatest general of Thebes.
Epaminondas,
the
'ETvos,
EvaCp.uv,
chief.
-ou, 6,
Eteonicus, a Spartan. Eteonus, a town of S. Boeotia,

6,
later called Scarphe.

-ovos,
'Eiraof, -wi>, ol, the Epei, the ancient inhabitants of Elis, and extending thence some dis-
Eiicemon,
Thessalian
tance northward. 'ETrtdXTTjs, Doric form for 'E<j>idXTT]s, which

see.
and friend
ptoi,
tlie
'Em-yc'v^s, -ous, 6, EpigZnes, son of Antiphon, of Socrates.

-a, -ov,
Eiaip.ov8t]s, -ou, 6, son of Eummon, \. e. Eurypylus. Evpoievs, -e'ws, 6, a Etibcean ; ot Evj3otis, or Ionic Evpoi9, the Euboeans. (See EuySota,
p. 279.)
-77, -6v, of Eubo'a, Eubwan. more correctly "EvSios, -ou, 6, Euor Endius, a Spartan ephor. EtiT]vop8T]s, -ou, 6, son of Euenor, i. e. Liocri-
'EiriSavpios,
Epidcmrian;
ot 'EiriSav-
Ev|3<HKos,
E-iiSios,
,
Epidaurmns. 'Eir^Savpos, -ov, 6 and r;, Epidaurus, an imtown in Argolis, on the coast of the Saportant
ronic Gulf.
tus.
815
Evrjvds, -ou, 6, Euenus ; (1) the name of two poets of Paros, one of whom is said to have instructed Socrates in poetry ; (2) a king of Lyrnessus.
EiJK\et8T]s, -ou, 6, Eudldes ; (1) a soothsaj'er ; (2) an officer of the Spartan general
;
Ei5<ro-pos, poet, for Evo-copos. a Thraciau.

EirrpT]<ris, -tos,
i],
-ou, 6,
Eusorust
Eutresis, a Boeotian town,
near Thespiae.
E<5<|>T]|j,os,
-ou,
6,
Euphemus, an
ally of the
of Phlius
Thibron ; (3) one of the Thirty at Athens (4) of Megara, a pupil of Socrates, and founder of the Megarian school of philosophy. T7" /A s, -ous, 6, Eumdthes, one of the Thirty at Athens. (See eu/ia0?7s, p. 284.) Ev|AtvTis, -ous, 6, EumSnes, a .brave Athenian at Salamis. (See eu/xei/^s, p. 284.) EiipjXos, -ou, 6, EunnJelus, a Thessalian leader at Troy. (See e^Xos, p. 284.) EuoSeiJS, -&;s, 6, an uncertain designation, in Xen. Anab., VII. 4. 18, of Hieronymus, elsewhere called an Elean. Probably, says Hertlein, a corrupted form denoting an inhabitant of some place in Elis.
Eupithes, an Ithacan noble. (See evTrcidris, p. 286.) EvpuoXos, -ou, 6, Euryalus, lieutenant commander of the Myceneans before Troy. EvpvpdrTjs, -ou, 6, Eurybdtes ; (1) a herald of Agamemnon (2) a herald of Ulysses. Evpvf3idSr]s, -ou, 6, Eurybiddes, the Spartan admiral of the Greek fleet at Artemisium and Salamis.
Trojans. (See eu^ôs, p. 290.) Ev<j>opiv, -wt/os, 6, Euphorion, an Athenian^ father of Cynseglrus and the poet Êschylus. Ev<|>pdTT]s, -ou, 6, the Euphrates, in W. Asia rising in Armenia, and flowing into the Persian. Gulf.
'E<}><rios, -a, -of, Epliesian ; ol
'EêVioi, the
Ephesians.
"E<J><ros, -ou,
at the
mouth
ij, EpliZsus, on the coast of Ionia, of the Cayster.
'E<|)idXTr]s, -ou 6, Doric form 'EiridX.TT]s, altes ; (1) a giant, the son of Poseidon;
Trachinian, mopylae.
(2)
who
Ephi(2) a betrayed the Greeks at Ther;

'
EvimO^s,
-ous, 6,
'E4>vpa, -as, 77, Ephyra; (1) a town of Elis a town of Thesprotia in Epirus. (See
p. 295.)
xKpaTT]s,
-ous, 6,
Echecrdtes, of Phlius, a
-oi/os, 6,
frien d of Socrates.
'EXCJICDV, poet. 'Exe(X|X(i>v7
Echemon or
Echemmon, son
of
Priam
6,
-ou, 6, Ecfiepolus, -ou,
a Trojan. Echcstratus, a king of
Sparta.
Eup-u8d(Jias,
-ai/ros,
6,
Eurydamas, a Trojan
prince.
EvpvS-qfios, -ou, traitor Ephialtes.
6,
Eurydemus, father of the

Eurydla, Ulysses's nurse.
6,
EvpvK\ia,
-as,
rj,
EvpvKXe8T]s,
-ou, 6, Euryclldes,
EupvKpdT-ris, -ous, Sparta.
a Spartan. Eurycrdtes, a king of
EupvKpaTt8r]s,
Sparta.
-ou, 6,
Eurycratldes, a king of
Eiirylochus,
EvpvXoxos,
dian.
-ou,
6,
an
(1)
Arca-
-ou, 6,
;
Eurymachus ;
;
a suitor
of Penelope (2) a Dardanian father of Leontiades ; (4) the
a Theban, grandson of the

(3)
ZdicuvOos, -ou, i], Zacynthus, now Zante, an island containing a city of the same name, in the Ionian Sea, W. of Elis. ZaTrdras, -a, 6, the Zapdtas, a river flowingfrom Armenia into the Tigris. Commonly written Zdparos, the Zabatus. Ze'Xeia, -as, i], Zdca, a town of Troas, at the foot of Mt. Ida. Zt|Xapxos, -ou, 6, Zelarchus, a market overseer.
preceding. Evpvjit'Swv, -OVTOS, 6, Euryme'don, charioteer of Agamemnon. (See eu/ou/ôW, 288.)
Eupvvojios, Penelope. EvpvorvXos,

salian chief
p. 288.)
;
-ou,
6,
L H,-tf,ifi,,i/r*,
J
p.
Zoxmfjp, -?7pos, 6, Zoster; Mt. Hymettus, which bounds the Athenian plain on the south, terminates in the promontory of Zoster, and this
terminates in three capes.
a suitor of
(1)
-ou,
6,
Eiu'ttinilux
a Thes-
(2)
a king of Cos.
6,
(See evpvirvXrjs,
H
the
'H-yrjo-avSpos, -ou, 6, Ifegesander, army of the 10,000 Greeks.
Eurystk&ies, a king of Sparta, twin-son of Aristodemus, and progenitor of one of the two royal families. Etfpvrvs, -ou, 6, Eanjius; (1) a chief of the ^ a brave Spartan at Epei (2)
Evpvo-et'vTis,
-ous,
;
an
officer in
'
'Hyqo-iXaos and 'H-yrjo-iXcws, Ionic for

o-tXaos,
Thermopylae.
which
see.
H-yis, Ionic forÂ-yis, wliicli see. 'Hepipoia, -as, 77, poetic form of 'Epipoia, Erib&a, the second wife of Aloeus, and stepmother of the giants Otus and Ephialtes. 'Heriwv, -on/os, 6, Eetion, king of Thebe in
JVIysia.
'H'idves, -uv, ai, Eltines, literally, the
Banks,
303. )
eo-yvis, -ios and -tdos, 6, TMognis, one of the Thirty at Athens. 0OKv8t]s, -ov, 6, Theocydes, an Athenian. 0O(iT)<rTO)p, -opos, 6, Theotnestor, tyrant of Samos. (See êo/x^crrwp, p. 314.) eoirofxiros, -ov, 6, Thcopompus, an Athenian in the army of the 10,000 Greeks. (See 6e6TTO/ULTTOS,
a town in
S. E. Argolis.
(See
rji&v, p.
p. 215.)
'H'iwv, -ovos, 77, E'ion, literally, the "Beach, in S. E. Macedonia, the port of Amphipolis, at the mouth of the Strynion. (See rfitiv, p. 303.)
'HXcios,
the Eleans.
T
-a, -ov,
of Mis,
Mean;
ol 'HXeioi,
0pp.aios KoXiros, -ov, 6, the Thermcean Gulf, the northwestern arm of the Êgean Sea. 0p|XT], -17$, i), Therme, a city in S. Macedoin later nia, at the head of the Thermsean Gulf
;
times called Thessalonlca.

i],
HXis,
nesus.
-iSos,
Elis, a district in
W.
Pelopon-
'HXwvrj, -775, i), Elone, an old town of N. E. Thessaly, at the foot of Mt. Olympus. 'HmBavos, Ionic for 'AmSavos, which see. 'HpaKXeia, -as, i], Heraclea, a city of Bithynia, on the coast of the Euxine. HpaK\i8ir)s, -ov, 6, son or descendant of Hercules, as Thessalus and Tlepolemus ; also as a proper name, Heradides, of Maronea in Thrace. 'HpaK\WTT]s, -ov, 6, a Heraclean ; ot 'Hpac
0ep[jLw8wv, -ovros, 6, the Thcrmodon, a river of Cappadocia, flowing into the Euxine. 0po-trr]s, -ov, 6, Thersltes, the most ugly and scurrilous of the Greeks before Troy.
also 0O-iria, -as, rj, but 0<TTria, -as, ij, usually 0<rma, -&v, ai, Tliespice, a noted citv of Boeotia, at the foot of Mt. Helicon.
0<ririvs,
or Ionic
-e'cos,
6,
a Thespian;
01
eo-iricis,
KXewTcu, the Heracleans.

'HpaicXcwTis,
-idos,
i],
fern, adj., %u>/>a
under-
Thespians. 0<r7rpc)To, -&v, ol, the Thesprotians, an ancient race dwelling on the coast of Epirus. eo-o-aXia, -as, rj, Thessaly, the N. E. district of Greece, mostly a plain, noted for its fertility
ecrmc'es, the
stood, the Heraclean (territory). 'H<rio8os, -ov, 6, Hesiod, a celebrated Grecian
and
fine horses.
poet.
name,
chas.
As r<roX6s, adj., see p. 317. Tliessalus, a son of Hercules.

6,
a proper
i.
<rropi8T]s, -ov,
son of Thestor,
e.
Cal-
9
dXirios, -ov,
6,
TTctXa,
erraXos, Attic for
<r(raXa, &c. ,
which
see.
Thalpius, a chief of the

6,
Epei, at Troy. aXvo-idSTjs, -ov,
son of Thalysius,
6,
i.
e.
0T]pafiVT)s, -ous, 6, Theramenes, one of the Thirty at Athens, a noted general and politician, who from his frequent changes in politics was
Echepdlus.
0dp,vpis, -LOO'S and cient bard of Thrace.
apviras,
-ov, 6,
-tos,
nicknamed
the
S.
Tliamyris, an an-
TJ^TJS, 6,
which see, p. 383. mountain in Pontus, to E. of Trapezus, from which the 10,000
Kodopvos,
Theches, a
Tharypas, a favorite of the
Greeks descried the

0t(3paxos,
-ov,
6,
sea.
Thessalian Menon.
Thibrdchus, an Athenian
Thasian, of Thasus, an island in the N. Êgean, off the Thracian coast. Thaumacia, a town of OaxjfjLaKia, -as, i],
dcrios, -a, -ov,
polemarch.
0i(3pv, -WPOS, 6,
io-pri, -775,
i],
Magnesia in
N".
E. Thessaly.
ol,
base of Helicon.
Thibron, a Spartan general. Thisbe,& city of Bceotia, at the It abounds now, as in Homer's
0a\|/aKT]vo, -wv, tants of Thapsacus.
the Thapsacenes, inhabi-
0d\|/a,Kos, -ov, i], Thapsacus, a city on the Euphrates, where was the most important of its northern fords.
time, with wild pigeons. Êtolioas, -avros, 6, Thoas, a leader of the ans, at Troy. ovpios, -a, -ov, of Thurii, in S. Italy, Thu-
rian.
ocov, -wi/os, 6,
eavw, -oCs, i), Thcdno, sister of ba, and wife of Antenor.
Queen Hecu-
owo-a,
-r;s,
^,
Thoon, a Trojan. Thodsa, a nymph, mother of
cfiio-roKX-qs, -ôi;s, 6, Themistocles, the great statesman and leader of the Athenians. eo-ycvrjs, -ous, 6, Thcog&ies ; (1 one of the (See Thirty at Athens ; (2) a Locrian captain.
6eoyvj>r)S, p. 314.)
Polyphemus.
in
paKiov, -01^, TO, the Thracian square, a spot (See Byzantium near the Thracian gate.
320.)
-ov, 6,
6ptj.Kio$, p.
pcurvpovXos,
Thrasybulus, an Athe-
'loTicua
nian, son of Lycus, who expelled from Athens the Thirty Tyrants. 0pa<rv\o)s, -a>, Ionic form for 0pa(ruXaos, -oi', 6, Thrasyldus, an Athenian. 0pd<ruXXos, -ov, 6, Thrasyllus, one of the victorious Athenian generals at Arginusae, afterwards shamefully put to death.
0pao-vjjtT]Xi8as, -a,
6,
son of JEson. leader of the Argonautic expedition to obtain the Golden Fleece. 'lOwfiTj, -rjs, ?), Ithome, a fortress in S. W.
Thessaly. 'iKapios,
-ov, 6,
'IKCTCWOV, -ovos,
6,
Icarius, father of Penelope. Hicetdon, a Trojan, son of
Laornedon.
'Iicoviov, -ov, T6, Iconium, in Xenophon's time, the easternmost city of Phrygia, but, subsequently, the chief city of Lycaonia. 'IXids, -ados, TJ, fern, adj., Trojan; applied as an epithet to the goddess Athene. (See *I\ids, p. 330.) J IXi<r<ros, -oD, 6, the Ilissus, a river of Attica, flowing S. W. from Mt. Hymettus, through the southern part of Athens. TXos, ov, 6, Ilus, son of Mermerus, in the
Thrasymelldas, a Spar-
tan naval commander.
of Thria, an Attic deme ; Thriasian plain, a fertile plain between Thria and Eleusis. 0poviov, -ov, TO, Thronium, a chief town of the Locrians, on the Boagrius, near the Malian
0pid<rios,
-a, -ov,
TO 0pid<riov
ireSiov, the
Gulf.
0pvov, Alpheus.
-of, r6,
Thryum, a
6,
city of Elis,
on the
0Wo-TT]s,
-ov,
Thyestes,
son of
Pelops,
Thesprotian Ephyra.
'IpPpcurtSiis, -ov, Pirous.
"IfifBpios, -a, -ov,
6,
brother of Atreus.
0v|i(3piov, -ov,
TO, Thymbrium, a city in E.
son of Imbrasus,
i.
e.
Phrygia.
0v|ioTT]s, -ov, the city fathers.
6,
of Imbrus ; ot "I^Ppioi,
tJie
Thymcetes, a Trojan, one of
Imbrians.
"IjjLppos, -ov,
Qvvol, -&V, ol, the Thyni, a warlike people in the S. E. of Thrace, part of whom, at a very curly period, crossed into Asia, and occupied
parts of Bithynia.
Êgean,
W.
an island in the }], Imbrus, of the Thracian Chersonesus.

the Indians.
ol,
N.
'IvSoC,
"Iirvoi,
-u>v, oi,
0wpa,
mander.
-a/cos,
6,
Thorax,
a Spartan com-
(See 0c6/3a, p. 324.)
Ipni, literally, the Ovens, a rugged place on the E. coast of Thessaly, at the foot of Mt. Pelium. (See lirvbs, p. 331.) 'Iirira-yperas, -a and -ov, 6, Hippagr^tas, a
-wv,
Spartan commander at Sphacteria.

'Iirir'as, -ov, Ionic 'IinrCTjs, -ew, 6, Hippias, tyrant of Athens, who, being exiled, joined the Persians in their first expedition against Greece.
I
-ov,
'Iiriro8d|iia, -as,
6,
i},
Hippodamla, daughter
lalm&ius, son of Ares, a

;
of Adrastus.
'IiriroSdp-eios d-yopd, i}, ffippodamus marketthe marketplace, or, as we say, "square"; place, or great square, of Piraeus, so named from Hippodamus of Miletus, who was employed to
chief of the Minyae.

'lao-dvios, -a, -ov, belonging to Jason ('Idauv) TJ 'Ia<rovia dioH], the Jasonian promontory, on the coast of Pontus, where Jason with the Argonauts is said to have landed.
'Iacu\Kos, poetic
cus,
saly.
form of 'IwXKo's, -ov, 17, lolwhere Jason dwelt, the rendezvous of the
Argonauts, a town of Magnesia, in E. Thes6, Idmis; (1) a Trojan herald ; a Trojan, son of Dares. "ISr\Qev, from Ida. (Seeloa, p. 326.) 'ISojJieveus, -ews, 6, Idomencus, son of Deucalion, and grandson of Minos, leader of the Cretans before Troy. 'It'pwv, -on/os, 6, Hitro, one of the Thirty at
lay out the new town of Piraeus. (See linroSaACOS, p. 332.) 'I-mrdOovs, -ov, 6, Hippothous, of Larissa in Troas.
'IiriroKpaTTis, -ovs, 6, Hippocrates, an Athenian, father of Pisistratus. 'IiriroXoxos, -ov, 6, HippolSchus ; (1) a son of (2) one of the Thirty at Athens. Bellerophon 'Iirirdjiaxos, -ov, 6, Hippomachus, one of the Thirty at Athens (See i7nrofj.dxo<s, p. 332.) Tpis, -cos and -t5os, 6, the Iris, a river of Pontus, flowing N. W. into the Euxine, to the E. of the
;
'ISaios, -ov,
(2)
Athens.
tain.
'lepwvvfios, -ov,
6,
Hicronymus, of
Elis,
a cap-
'lT]Xvo-ds, Ionic form for 'laXucrds, -ov, 77, lalysus, a city in the island Rhodes. . ITJO-WV, Ionic form for 'Idcrcov, -OPOS, 6, Jason,
(For'Ipi?, the goddess Iris, see p. 333.) "I<rav8pos, -ov, 6, Isander, son of Bellerophon. s l<r<ro{, -<2i>, ol, also written 'I(r<r6s, -ov, i}, Issi or Issiis, a town at the S. E. extremity of
Halys.
Cilicia.
'lo-riaia,
-a?,
T},
Histicea,
an ancient and
8i8
important town at the N". extremity of Eubcea, after the Athenian conquest, B. c. 445, called
Oreus.
('loTt'ata
KaXvvSevs,
-ews,
6,
an inhabitant of Calynda,
Calyndian. Calchedon, a city of Bi(%c6pa understood), the
in S. E. Caria; ot KaXvvSeis, the Calyndians.
and
its
derivatives are Ionic

ol 'lo-riaicis,
KaXwSiKos,
KaXxT]8wv,
-??,
-fo,
i],
forms for
'Ecrrtata, &c.)
-bvos,
'lo-riawvs, -^w?, 6, Ionic 'I<rTuxiS, the Histiceans.

'I<rriaiT]Tis, -tdos, r/, TIS, the Histicean territory.
a Histicean ;
thynia, opposite Byzantium.
KaXxt]8ovta,
t|
-as,
ij
fern, adj.; yfj
'I<maiT]-
territory of Calchedon.
'la-Tiaios, -ov,
6,
'I<rxvoos, -OK, 6, 'IrapeXios, -ou, 6, Itabelius, a Persian com-
Histiceus, a Samian. Ischcnous, of TEgina.
mander.
Îrwv, -wvos,
i),
Cambyses, son and succeson the Persian throne. Kd|xeipos, -ou, o, Camirus, a city on the W. coast of the island Rhodes. Kcnravcvs, -ecos, T], Capaneus, father of StheKa(iJ3vo-T]s, -ou,
6,
sor of the elder Cyrus
"I<j>iK\os, -ou,
6,
Iton, a city in S. E. Thessaly. Iphiclus, of Thessaly, son of
nelus.
Phylacus.
"!<}>ITOS, -ou, 6, Iphltus, of
KairavTiid8T]s, Sthenelus.
-ou, 6,
son of Capaneus,
to
i. e.
Phocis, son of
Nau-
bolus.
J
Kairav^'ios, -a, neus.
-ov,
of or belonging
i],
Capa-
the Battle-Din, personified. 'Itovia, -as, i), Ionia, in the of, Asia
Ici>ic#i,
-775,
i),
W.
KcurrraSoKia,
-as,
Mi-
district of Asia,
W.
-a,
Cappadocia, an inland of the Euphrates, and N.

-ov,
nor, the strip of coast with adjacent islands, inhabited by Ionian Greeks, from Phocsea in the north to Miletus in the south. (See "Iwv, p. 337.)
of Cilicia.
KapSovxîos,
duchian.
of the Carduchi, Car-
K
KdiKos,
-ou, 6,
KapSovxoi, -<av, ol, the Carduchi, a race of warlike mountaineers on the upper waters of the Tigris. Kdperos, -ou, 6, the Carsus, a river of Cilicia.
Kapvio-Tios, -a, -ov, of Carystus, Carystian. Kdpvo-Tos, -ou, 17, Carystus, a town at the S. extremity of Euboea. KacrOavcua, -as, i], Casthancea, at the foot of Mt. Pelium, on the Magnesian coast of Thes(Also written Kao-ravaia.) saly. Kdo-os, -ou, i], Casus, one of the Cyclades
Islands.
the Calcus, a river of Mysia,
falling into the bos.
Êgean Sea nearly opposite Les-
Kcuvcu, -<2i>, at, Ccence, a town of Mesopotamia, on the Tigris. Kaivi8i]s, -ou, 6, son of Cceneus, i. e. Coronus. Katvevs, -&*>?, 6, Cceneus, king of the Thessalian Lapithse.
Kao-TaXia,
Parnassus.
-as,
i],
Castalia, a fountain on Mt,
KaX^crios, Axylus. KaXXidS-qs, arch on.
-ou,
6,
Calesius,
charioteer
of
Kao-rwXos,
site
-ou, 6^ Castolus,
a city of Lydia,
uncertain.
-ou,
6,
Calliddes,
an Athenian
Calliarus, an E. Locrian KaXXiapos, -ou, town, site uncertain. KaXXtpios, -ou, 6, Callibius, the Spartan harmost of Athens, in the time of the Thirty Ty-rj,
rants.
KaXXifAaxos, -ou, 6, Callimachus ; (1) an Athenian polemarch at Marathon ; (2) an Arcadian captain. KaXXCo-Tparos, -ou, 6, Callistratus, an Athenian.
Kaijorrpios, -ou, 6, the Caystrius or Cayster, a river of Lydia, flowing into the sea near Ephesus. Kaijorpov ircSCov, rb, Caystrupediuin or Cayster-plain, a Phrygian city, site uncertain. Ka<j>T]pvs, -&i>s, 6, Caphereus, the S. E. promontory of Euboea, where the Greek fleet was wrecked on its return from Troy. Kd8r)s, -ou, 6, son of Ceas, i. e., Trcezemis. Kep-rjs, --TJTOS, 6, Cebes, a Theban, friend of
Socrates.
KdXirT],
clea.
-775,
i),
Calpe, a port in Bithynia,
Keioi, -uv, Ceos.
ol,
the Ceans, inhabiting the island
about half-way between Byzantium and Hera-
KdXvSvai KaXvSwv,
in S. Êtolia.
vfjo-oi, at, the
Calydnce Islands, off
KtXcuvaf, -Qv, at, Celcence, a city in S. Phrygia. KcvrpCTTjs, -ou, 6, the Ccntrltes, an eastern affluent of the Tigris, the boundary between the
the coast of Caria.

-uvos,
i],
Carduchi and Armenia.

Calydon, an ancient city
KepajjLcav <ryopd, ^,
of uncertain site in
W.
Ceramon-agftra, a town Phrygia.
KeyoacrowTicx,
Kepao-ovvrioi, -wv, habiting Cerasus.
Kepcuroiis, -oDVros,
oi,
819
-ovs, 6, CleoTrieiies,
the Cerasuntians,
in-
a Spartan king,
half-bz-other of Leonidas.
77,
Cerasus, a Greek city on

the
KXeop.T]8T]s,
v *,
o,
Cleomedes,
one of the
the coast of Pontus.

thievish dwarfs, who play a part in the legends of Hercules, haunting the pass at Thermopylae. a town in 8. W. -of, TO, Certonium,
Kc'pKwires,
-wv,
ol,
Thirty at Athens.
Cercopes,
droll
and.
tician
KXewv, -awos, 6, Clean, an Athenian poliand commander in the Peloponnesian

,
Ksproviov, Mysia. K&os, -w, Ionic Kôs, -ov, ??, Ceos, one of the of Attica. The Cyclades, about 13 miles S. E. name is also given on uncertain authority to the southern cape of the island Salamis. town KrjpivOos, -ov, T), Ccrinthus, a small coast in N. E. Euboea.
Kr]4>ior68wpos, -ov,
6,
-wv, al, deduce ; (1) a town of N. E. Peloponnesus, near Corinth, in whose territory the Nemean games were celebrated (2) a town of Macedonia, on the peninsula of Athos. KXecivvfxoS; -ov, b, Cleonymus, a brave Spar;
tan.
KXovios,
-ov, b,
Clonius, a leader of the Boeo-
tians at Troy.
Cephisodorus, an Athe-
nian captain.
father of Kr]4>i-cro<J>wv, -uWos, b, Cephisfyhon, Cephisodorus, also, perhaps the same, a partisan of the Thirty at Athens. KiOcupwv, -cDfos, 6, Cithceron, a range of mountains separating Bceotia from Megaris and Attica.
KXvfwvT], -775, 77, Clym&ne, an attendant of Helen. (See /cXifyiews, -77, p. 381.)
memnon's
KXvrat}JLvif|o-Tpa, wife.
-as,
77,
Clytcemncstra, Aga-
KXvrfos,
-ov,
b,
Clytius,
a Trojan, son of
Laomedon.
Kvwcrds,"-ou, 77, Cnosus, an ancient royal city of Crete, on the N. side of the island.
KIKOVCS, -a",
coast of Thrace
oi,
on Mt.
77,
the Oictines, dwelling near the Isrnarus.
KiXiKia, Minor.
-as,
Cilicia,
a region in
S. E.
Asia
KlXXa,
Apollo. Ktjiwv,
-775,
77,
Cilia, a city of Troas, sacred to
Athenians
6, Cimon, the name of two the father of Miltiades ; (2) the son of Miltiades, distinguished as a general and statesman.
-wj>os,
KoiXa, -wv, ra, Ccela, literally, the Hollows, a dangerous part of the coast of Euboea, on the S. W. side. (See /coZXos, p. 383.) Koipavos, -ov, b, Cosranus, a Lycian. Koipard8T]s, -ov, b, Cozratades, a Theban. Kotrai, -wv, oi, the Coetce, a tribe, otherwise unknown, whom the 10,000 Greeks passed on
their retreat.
(1)
Cisses,
the daughter of Cisseus or Kwro-rjts, -Ldos, 7), king of Thrace.

oi,
KUro-ioi, -wv,
district in
tals,
the Cissians, inhabiting the
which Susa, one of the Persian

-ov,
6,
was
capi-
situated.
Cleagtiras,
KoXoo-o-ai, -&v, at, Colossce, a city in S. W. Phrygia. Kojiavia, -as, 77, Comania, a locality, perhaps a castle, near Pergamus in Mysia. Kop<r&>T#|, -775, 77, Corsote, a desolate city of Mesopotamia, near the junction of the Mascas with the Euphrates.
KXca-yopas,
Phlius.
,
a painter, of
KopvSoXos, -ov, b, Corydalus, of Anticyra. KopvXas, -a and -ov, b, Corylas, satrap of

Paphlagonia.
feopv<|)dcriov, -ov, rb, CorypJiasium, a promontory of the Messenian coast, on or near which Pylus, the city of Nestor, once stood.
-ov, 6, ClecenZtus,
a captain
among
the 10,000 Greeks.
KXcavSpos,
at Byzantium.
-ov, 6,
Oleander, Spartan harmost

Clednor, from
KXedvwp,
-o/oos, 6,
Orchomenus
Kopwvia,
Bceotia.
-as,
77,
Coronea,
city
in
AV.
in Arcadia, a general of the 10,000 Greeks. KXedpcros, -ov, 6, Clear&us, a captain of the
Kopwvos,
-ov,
b,
Coronus,
son of Cseneus. a Greek city, on
10,000 Greeks. KXe'apxos, -ov, 6, Clearchus, a Lacedaemonian, commander of the Greeks in Cyrus's expedition. KXeoScuos, -ov, 6, Cleodceus, grandson of Hercules.
(See Kopuvbs, p. 389.)
Korvwpa,
-wv, TO,, Cotyora,
the coast of Pontus.
KoTuwpiTcu,
Ootyorites,
-G>v, oi,
the people of Cotyora, the
KXeoKpiros, -ov, 6, Cleocrttus, herald of the Eleusinian mysteries. KXe6|i|BpoTos, -ov, b, Cleombrb'tus ; (1) a Spartan, brother of Leonidas (2) a pupil of Soc;
b, CuphagSras, Kpavcu], -775, 17, Cranac, a little Laconian Gulf, whither Paris first self when absconding with Helen
Kov<j>a-yopa5, -ov,
an Athenian.
island in the
betook himfrom Sparta.
rates.
(See Kpavabs, p. 391.)
820
KpdiraOos, see Kdpwados,
KpdtraOos
p. 349.
Aeu/caSioi
cian city, p. 400.)
on Mt. Parnassus.
-a, -ov,
(See
KpaTTjo-iKXfjs, -eous, 6, Cratesicles, a Spartan. KpfjGwv, -uvos, 6, Crethon, of Phere in Messenia.
Kvpeios,
ges,
of Cyrus, Cyreian.
KpTjrCvrjs, -of,
6,
Cretines, father of
Amino-
cles the Thessalian.
Kptos,
-ou, d,
Crius, one of the chief
men
of
KpiroXXa,
tered.
-wi>,
padocia where the
rd, Critalla, a place in Caparmy of Xerxes was musCritias, cousin of Plato, and
Kvpos, -ou, 6, Cyrus; (1) grandson of Astyaking of Media, and founder of the Persian empire, surnamed "the Great," or "the Elder"; (2) surnamed "the Younger," son of Darius II., and brother of Artaxerxes II., in an expedition to dethrone whom he perished. Kvrwpos, -ou, Cytorus, a coast city of
-}),
Paphlagonia.
Kv<f>os, -ou,
saly.
TJ,
Kpirias, -ou, 6, one of the Thirty at Athens. KpiT6(3ovXos, -ov, 6, Critobulus, an Athenian,
Cyphus, a city in N. E. Thes-
pupil of Socrates. Kpfrrwv, -wj/os, 6, Crito, the intimate friend of

Socrates.
Kpoitros, -ov, 6, Croesus, the last king of Lydia. Kpoicivas, -ou, 6, Crocinas, a Thessalian, a victor in the Olympic games. KpoKvXeia, -wv, rd, Crocylea, a district of
Ithaca.
KWTTCU, -<Si>, al, Copce, a town of Boeotia at the N. extremity of the Lake Copais. KwpvKiov dvrpov, rb, the Corycian cave, in Mt. Parnassus, sacred to Pan and the nymphs.
(See KupvKos, p. 403.)
A
i],
Kpwjiva,
Paphlagonia.
-775,
77,
Cromna, a stronghold in
a chief of the Epei. of Cnidus, physiand a distinguished
KTO,TOS,
-ou, 6, Cteatus,
K/rr]<ras, -ou, 6, Ctesias, cian of Artaxerxes Mnemon, historian.

KTÔ-ITTITOS, -ou, friend of Socrates.
6,
poetic form for Ads (see Xaas, p. 403), Las, an ancient city on the W. coast of the Laconian Gulf. Aae'pTTjs, ou, 6, Laertes, father of Ulysses. AaepTidSris, -ou, 6, son of Laertes, i. e. Ulysses.
Adas,
AaKcSaifiovios,
-a, -ov,
Lacedaemonian.
Lacrates,
(See
Ctesippus, of Athens, a
Cilicia.
AaKedal/jiwv, p. 405.)
AaKparrjs,
-ous,
6,
Spartan,
KvSvos,
Kvdoi/j.6s, p.
-ou, 6, the
6,
Cydnus, a river of
Olympic
victor.
6,
Kv8oufji6s, -ou, 397.)
Uproar, personified.
(See
Adfxiros, -ou,
Aap.\|/aKi]vds,
ccne.
Lampus,
-ov,
a son of Laoraedon.
-r},
of Lampsacus, Lampsa-
Kvuo]v6s, -ou, 6, a gold coin of Cyzicus, equal to about $4.48, a Cyzicene. Strictly an adjective with a-rar^p understood. KVIKOS, -ou, 77, Cyzicus, an important city of Mysia, on the southern coast of the Propontis. KvfiT) , -?;s, i), Cyme, a principal city of Êolis in Asia Minor.
Kwryeipos
or Kwcu-yeipos, -ou,
-ou, 6,
6,
Adp.xj/aKos, -ou, r), Lampsacus, a flourishing city of Mysia, on the Hellespont.
Cyneglrus,
(See
L
an Athenian, who fought bravely at Marathon.
AaoSdfXEia, -as, i), Laodamla, daughter of Bellerophon, and mother of Sarpedon. Aao8iKT|, -775, 77, Laodlce, daughter of Priam. AaoSoKos, -ou, c, Laodocus, a Trojan, son of Antenor. Aaofjie8ovTid8T]s, -ou, 6, son of Laomcdon, i. e.
KWUTKOS,
Kvvia-Kos, p.
Cyniscus, a Spartan.
Priam.
father of Priam,
6, Laomedon, son of and king of Troy. Aavpeiov, -ou, rb, Laurlum, a range of
399.)
77,
AaofjieSoDV, -ovros,
Ilus,
hills
Kvvos, -ou, Malian Gulf.
Cynus, a port of Locris, on the

7},
Cynosura, a promontory on the E. coast of Attica, sheltering the bay of Marathon. The same name is assigned, on dubious grounds, to the S. E. cape of the island
Kvvdo-ovpa,
-a?,
in the S. of Attica, celebrated for silver mines. AeuoKpi-ros, ou, 6, Lwcrltus, a suitor of Penel-
ope.
Salarnis,
p. 400.)
opposite
Psyttalea.
rj,
(See
Kvvbcrovpa,
Kvirapi<r<rriis, -evros,
<ria, Cyparissia.
Cyparisseis, a city
on the coast of Messenia, later called Kuirapio-Kvirdpiacros,

-ou,
r/,
Cyparissus, a little Pho-
Aeovrevs, -ews, 6, Leonteus, son of Coronus. AeovridSiis, -ou, 6, Leontiddes, leader of the Thebans at Thermopylae. ASOVTIVOS, -77, -ov, of Leontmi, in E. Sicily. Acovrts, -t5os, 77, Leontis, an Attic phyle. AevKaSioi, -wv, ol, the Leucadians, inhabiting Leucas, an island off the coast of Acarnftnia,
Aeu/co?
of the coast. The chief originally a promontory was also called Leucas. city of the island ACVKOS, -ou, 6, Leucus, a comrade of Ulysses at Troy.
;
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of the celebrated Athenian, Aristides (2) commander of cavalry in the service of the Thirty at Athens.
Avo-io-Tparos,
-cw, o, Lcobotes.
-ou,
6,
Lysistrdtus,
an Athe-
grandfather
Ionic form of Aapwras, -a, 6, Labotas, a king of Sparta. Aewv, -OJ/TOS, 6, Leon ; (1) a king of Sparta, of Leonidas ; (2) an Athenian, na-
APWTT)S,
nian soothsayer.
tive of Salamis.
M
Ma-yvii<ria, -as, TJ, Magnesia, a long and narrow district of Thessaly, between Mts. Ossa and Pelium on the W. and the Êgean on the E. MdSvros, ou, 7], Madytus, an important porttown of the Thracian Chersonesus, nearly opposite Abydus.
AetoviSas, -a and -ov, Ionic AsttvftTjs, 6, Leonidas, king of Sparta, celebrated by his defence of Thermopylae. -ous, 6, Leoprepes, father of the
AettirpeTrqs,
poet Simonides of Ceos. AfjGos, -ou, 6, Lethus, a Pelasgian prince, allied with Troy. BoeoAI]ITOS, -ov, 6, Leitus, a leader of the tians at Troy. (See XIJITOS, p. 412.) Ai(3vs, -uos, 6, Libys, a Spartan naval com-
mander.
of AiKvp.vios, -ov, 6, Licymnius, half-brother Alcmene, the mother of Hercules. AiXcua, -as, i], Lilcea, a town of Phocis, at the base of Mt. Parnassus, and the sources of
Maav8pos, -ou, 6, the Mceander, a river of Phrygia and Caria, famed for its windings, and flowing into the Icarian Sea near Miletus. Maiovia, -as, i), poetic form Mgovft], Mceonia, the country, or part of the country, afterwards called Lydia, in Asia Minor.
Mcuovi's,
adj.,
-f'Sos,
77,
poetic form Mrjovfe, fern.

6,
Mceonian.
-ou,
the Cephisus.
Mai<rd8T]s,
r;,
Mcesadcs,
father of the
Afvoos, of Rhodes.
-ov,
Lindus, a city on the E. coast
Thracian Seuthes.
Maiwv,
nian ;
-oôs, 6,
Aovoridrqs, -ou, 6, and Aovo-ieus, -&os, 6, an inhabitant of Lusi, in N. Arcadia, a Lusian. AvKtiovCa, -as, Lycaonia, a region of Asia Minor, E. of Phrygia and N. of Cilicia. AVKO.O-TOS, -of, 6, Lycastus, a town of Crete,
-rj,
poetic form MTJWV,
a Mceoof
ol Mijoves, the Mceonians.

-ovos,
6,
Mauov,
Thebes.
Mceon, son of
Hsemon
MaKcSovta,
-as,
77,
Macedonia, a country north
site uncertain.
AvKclwv,
-oi'os,
;
6,
Lycaon ;
(1) father of
Pan-
darus, of Zelea
in S.
AVKIOI, W. Asia Minor. AVKIOS, -ou, 6, Lycius ; (1) a Syracusan (2) an Athenian, a cavalry leader. AvKoji-qSiis, -ous, 6, Lycomedes, an Athenian
;
(2) son of Priam. -wv, ol, the Lycians, inhabiting Lycia,
of Greece proper, and extending along the coast of the Êgean Sea from Thessaly to Thrace. MaK<rrios or MaKiorios, -a, -ov, of Macestus or Macistus, in S. Elis. Maxpwves, -uv, ol, the Macrones, a people in
E. Pontus.
Mavrtvcta,
-as, ^,
Ionic form Mavrtv^T],
Man-
tinea, a place of great military importance in E. Arcadia, noted for the victory and death of
ship-captain.
Epaminondas,
vs,
B. c. 362.
-<?ws,
6,
Lycus, a river of Bithynia, flowing into the Euxine near Heraclea. (See
AVKOS,
-ov, 6, the
of Mantinea, a Manti-
Xu/cos, p.
419.)
AvKovp-yos, poetic form AvKo'op-yos, -ov, 6, Lycurgus, a king of the Edones, a Thracian tribe, who was punished by the gods for his hostility to Bacchus. AVKTOS, -ou, T), Lyctus, an ancient city of Crete, a little to the S. E. of Cnosus. AVKWV, -wi/os, 6, Lycon, an Achaean. AvpvT]cro-6s, -ou, T], Lyrnessus, a city of Troas. Auo-avSpos, -ou, 6, Lysander, the celebrated Spartan general, conqueror of Athens. AVO-IK\.T}S, -e'ous, 6, Lyslcles, an Athenian, father of Abronichus.
MdpSoi, -wv, ol, the Mardi, mountaineers dwelling to the S. of the Caspian Sea. MapSovios, -ou, 6, Mardonius, son-in-law of Darius I., and lieutenant of Xerxes, defeated and slain at Plata?a, September, B. c. 479. Mapiav8vvot, -Civ, ol, the Mariandyni, a Thracian tribe in Bithynia, on the coast of the Euxine. Map<rvas, -ou, 6, Marsyas ; (1) a celebrated (2) a Phrygian river, flute-player in Phrygia named from the foregoing, tributary of the Mae;
ander.
Av<r|iaxos,
-ou,
6,
Lysimachus ;
(1) father
Mdpwv, -wfos, 6, Maron, a Spartan tinguished himself at Thermopylae.
who
dis-
822
-ov,
6,
MtSeta
a Maronite, belonging on the coast of
Meve'crO-rjs, -ous, 6,
Menesthes, a Greek, slain

6,
to Maroriea, a Grecian colony Thrace to the E. of Abdera.
by Hector.
MevoiTid8t]s, Patroclus.
MC'VTTJS, -ou,
-ou,
son of Mencetius,
i.
e.
Md<rr]s, -TITOS, in S. Argolis.
6,
Moses, an ancient coast-city
6,
Mentes, king of the Taphians,
Mao-Kas, -a, 6, the Mascas, a tributary of the Euphrates in Mesopotamia. Also accented MdO-KO-S.
friend of Ulysses.
Ma<rrop8t]s,
therses.
-ov, 6,
son of Mastor,
i.
e.
Hali-
-ov, 6, Megabyzus, a common Pername, also the official name of the priest or of the temple of Diana at Ephesus. keeper
Meya-P vlS
sian
Me-yaKpe'wv, -OJTOS,
6,
Megacreon, a citizen of
Mcvrwp, -opos, 6, Mentor, a friend of Ulysses, intrusted by him, on his departure from Ithaca, with the care of his affairs. Me'vwv, -uvos, 6, Menon, a Thessalian commander in the expedition of Cyrus the younger. Mp|Xp8i]s, -ou, 6, son of Mermerus, i. e. llus. Mt'pov]/, -OTTOS, 6, Merops, a prince of Percote on the Hellespont, and a celebrated soothsayer.
(See^po^, p. 435.) Mr0XT]s, -ous, 6,
Mseonians at Troy.
MecririXa, -TJS, i], Mespila, an ancient deserted of Mesopotamia, probably the ruins of Nineveh, on the E. bank of the Tigris, opposite the modern Mosul.
city
Meo-crt],
-175,
Abdera.
M-ya<j>epvTjs, -ous, noble.
6,
Megaphernes, a Persian
Mesthles, a leader of the
M-yT]s, -rjros, ans at Troy.
6,
Meges, leader of the DulichiMegistias, of Acarnania, a
MrywrrCas,
soothsayer.
-ou, 6,
old Boeotian -Cjvo's, 6, Medeon, an near Lake Copais. Me'Swv, -OJ/TOS, 6, Medon, half-brother of Ajax son of Oileus, and commander of the troops of Philoctetes at Troy during the latter's
city,
M8wv,
^,
Messa, a city and haven on
the S.
W.
coast of Laconia.
sickness.
Me0v8piv's,
to
p. 430.)
-<?ws, 6,
a Methydrian, belonging
(See ~M.e6v5piov,
Methydrium
in Arcadia.
Mccro-Ti'Cs, -t5os, T), Messeis, a fountain of Pherse in Thessaly. Meo-o-qvfa, -as, TJ, Messenia, the S. W. district of Peloponnesus. Meo-<rtfjvioi, -uv, ol, the Messenians. MTjSeia, -as, i), Medea, a queen of Media.
(Xen. Anab,, III.
4. 11.)
MeScovT], -775, T], poetic form MT]0wvr], Methane, a city of Magnesia in Thessaly, on the E. coast of the Pagasaean Gulf.
McXdjiirovs,
-o5os,
by the ancients
to
6, Melampus, supposed have been the first mortal
possessing prophetic powers and practising the healing art. MeXdfiinryos, -ov, black-bottomed, an epithet of Hercules, implying manly vigor ; hence, perhaps from some fancied resemblance to the hero, 6 MeAd/<t7ru7os \t0os, a rock or cliff on Mt. Anopoea, near Thermopylae. MeXav8iT<u, -wi>, oi, the Melandltce, a Thracian tribe.
Media, a country of Asia, lying between the Caspian Sea and the Tigris valley. MrjSâs TCIÔS, the watt of Media, extending from the Tigris to the Euphrates, the northern boundary of Babylonia, as a defence to which against the Medes it was originally
M^Sia,
-as,
i],
erected.
MrjSoKos,
Mr]8os,
-ou,
6,
Medocus, a prince of the
Odrjfsee in Thrace.
MeXdvOios, -ou, 6, Melanthius, an Athenian commander. M^Xas, -avos, 6, the Melas, a river flowing into the Malian Gulf near Thermopylae. (See
/xAas, p. 431.)
ot Mr]8ot, the Medes. Medosades, an ambassador of the Thracian prince Seuthes. Mr]0wvT], see Meflwp?;. MTJKWTTCVS, -^ws, 6, Mecisteus, father of Euryalus. MTjKwrrid8T]s, -ou, 6, son of Mecisteus, i. e. Euryalus. MijXopios, -ou, 6, Melolius, one of the Thirty at Athens.
-ou, 6,
a Mede ;
Mti8o<rd8T]s,
-ou, 6,
McXea-ypos,
jEtolian hero
-ou,
6,
Meledger, of Calydon, an
and hunter.
McXTjTos, -ou, 6, Meletus, a partisan of the Thirty at Athens. MeX((3oia, -as, ^, Melibcea, a town on the
coast of Magnesia in Thessaly.
Mcve'fjtvos, -ou,
6,
MTJOVT], MrjovCs, &c., see Matow'a, &c. M-qpiovris, -ou, 6, Meriones, a Cretan hero, friend of Idomeneus. MiSas, -ou, 6, Mitfas, an ancient king of
Phrygia, famed for his wealth and covetous-
Menex&ius, an Athenian,
pupil of Socrates.
Midea, poetic form of MtSea, as, an ancient Boeotian city of disputed site,
,
-rj,
Nvcnj'iov
Mi0pi8dTiis, -ou, 6, Mithridates, a Persian Also writnoble, friend of the younger Cyrus. ten MtOpaSciTTjs. Mi,\T|crios, -a, -ov, Milesian, of Miletus.
-ov, 7j, Miletus; (1) a flourishing southernmost in Ionia ; (2) an ancient town on the N. coast of Crete. MiXTidSris, -ov, 6, Miltiades, an Athenian, sou of Cimon, victor at Marathon. MiXroKv0T]s, -ov, 6, Miltocythes, a Thra-
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-a,
6,
NavicXciSas, ephor.
Nauclldas,
Spartan
MCXrjTos,
city, the
Naupactus, a town of the Locri Ozolse, just inside the entrance of th Corinthian Gulf, once the best harbor on its northern coast. NaviraKTOs,
-ou,
77,
NeoicXfjs,
-ôus,
6,
Neocles,
an
Athenian,
father of Themistocles. Nt'ov TCIXOS, TO, Neontlchus (as it were, Newcastle), a fortress of Thrace on the coast of the
cian.
Propontis.
-fj,
more correctly MVTI\TJVT], MITV\T|VT], -T/S, Mytilene, a flourishing commercial city on the E. side of the island Lesbos. MvT]<ri0i8T]s, -ov, 6, Mnesithldes, one of the
Thirty at Athens. MvTjoriXoxos, -ou, Thirty at Athens.
6,
Neo-TopfSTjs, lochus.
-ou, 6,
son of Nestor,
i. e.
Anti-
Ne'o-Twp, -opos, 6, Nestor, king of Pylus, in Messenia, distinguished for bravery, wisdom,
MnesiWchus, one of the
and eloquence. Ncwv, -WPOS, 77,
MvTj<H<|>iXos, -ou, 6, MncsipMlus, an Athenian, whose good counsel contributed to the victory at Salamis. Moo-o-vvoiKot, -uv, ol, the Mossynceci, a barbarian tribe on the coast of Pontus. Motxrcuos, -ou, 6, Musccus, a famous Greek poet of the legendary period. Mv-ySwv, -ovos, 6, Mygdon, a king of Phrygia. MvSwv, -wj/os, 6, Mi/don, charioteer of Pyltemenes.
also TO. Newva, Neon, a town of Phocis, at the foot of Tithorea, one of the peaks of Mt. Parnassus.
Ncwv,
-wvos,
6,
Neon, a Spartan commander
of the 10,000 Greeks.

N^j'iov, -ou, TO, Nelum, a mountain of Ithaca, a spur of Mt. Neritum see NripiTov. NijXrj'ios, -ov, of Neleus ; NTjXrjios vids, the son of Neleus, i. e. Nestor. Nrjpi/rov, -ou, TO, Nerltum, a mountain in the northern part of Ithaca. NiKavSpos, -ou, 6, Nicandtr, a Spartan. Nteapxos, -ou, 6, Nicarchus, an Arcadian. NiKijparos, -ou, 6, Niceratus, an Athenian, son of the noted general Nicias.
;
MVKO\T], -??$, 77, Mycale, a mountain and promontory on the Ionian coast, opposite Samos.
MvKO\T]<r(ros, -ou, 77, Mycalessus, a city in E. Boeotia, near the Euripus. MVKTIVTJ, -77?, 77, Mycene, a daughter of Inachus the founder of Argos. See also MU/CT^, p. 454.
-77x05, 6, Mynes, husband of Briseis. MvptavSos, -ou, 77, later form MvpCavSpos, Myriandus, a coast city of Syria, on the borders
NtKâs, -ou, 6, Nicias, an Athenian, distinguished as a military commander in the Peloponnesian war. NiKojiaxos, -ou, 6, Nicomachus, an (Ettean. NiKoo-Tparos, -ou, 6, Nicostratus, an Athenian
in the cavalry force of the Thirty Tyrants. Nipcvs, -<?ws, 6, Nireus, of Syme, next to Achilles the handsomest of the Greeks at Troy,
MVVTJS,
of Cilicia.
but
-775,
77,
feeble.
form of Mvpfva or Mvptva, Mynna, daughter of Teucer. and wife of Dardanus. Mvpo-ivos, -ou, i], Myrsinus, probably in N.
MupCvT],
poetic
Nio-a, -775, 77, Nisa, mentioned by Homer, in connection with Boeotian localities, but of un-
known
site.
W.
Elis.
-a, -ov, Mysian ; ot Mvo-ioi, the Myinliabiting Mysia, the N. W. district of
Mvo-ios,
siaiis,
Asia Minor.
Nto-aia, -as, 77, Nisoza, the port of Megara, on the Saronic Gulf. The Nisseah horses, Nio-aios, -ov, NiscRan. so called, were bred on the Nissean plain, a district in the highlands of Media. N<rvpos, -ou, i], Nisyrus, a small island among the Sporades, S. E. of Cos, and S. W. of
N
,
Cnidus in Caria.
(2)
Noi^nwv, -ovos, 6, Noemon ; (1) a Lycian an Ithacan. (See vo-fj^wv, p. 466.)

,
-ou, 6,
Nastes, leader of the Carians

6,
-ovos, o,
Nomion, a Carian
chief.
at Troy.
Navp
Iphitus.
-ou,
son of Naubolus,
i.
e.
understood), -ou, r6, poetic form for Nvorcuov, Nysccum, a mountain ia Thrace, where Bacchus was worshipped.
Nvcrtjiov
(opos
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Ilayacrcu
"O(j.T]pos, -ov, 6,
o/A77/Dos,
Homer, the great
poet.
(See
p. 486.)
Qav0iK\f]s, -6>us, 6, Xanthieles, an Achaean, a commander of the 10,000 Greeks on their

retreat.
'Ovif]TT]s, -ou, o,
'Ovoxwvos,
Thessaly.
-ou,
Onetes, a Carystian. o, the Onochonus, a river of
WavOfonrq,
-??s, rj,
H<xv0os, -ou, 6, river of Lycia ; (3)

frr06s, p. 470.)
Xanthus ;
Xanthippe, wife of Socrates. (1) a Trojan (2) a a stream in the Troad. (See
;
'Oiroeis, -evros,
i],
contr.
form 'Oirovs,
-OVVTOS,
Opus, the chief town of the Eastern (Opuntian) Locrians.

'Oirovvrios, -a, -ov, of Opus, Opuntian. (See AoKpoi, p. 417.) "Op-yi^s, -eos, d, Orges, a Thasian. J Opo-pios, -ou, d, Oresbius, a Boeotian, of Hyle. 'Opt'o-TTjs, -ou, d, Orestes; (1) son of Agamemnon, and the slayer of his mother Clytasmnestra ; (2) a Greek, slain at Troy. "Op0T], -7)3, rj, Orthe, a town of the Perrhsebi in N. Thessaly.
'Opjieviov, -ou, r6, Ormcnium, lian town, of uncertain site.
Xenias, an Arcadian commander in the expedition of the younger Cyrus. gevocjxov, -&VTOS, 6, Xenophon, son of Gryllus, the celebrated Greek author. son of Darius I., king He'pf-iis, -ov, 6, Xerxes, Wevfas,
-ov,
6,
of Persia.
an old ThessaJ
O
'O YXT orT s ~^> near Lake Copais.
<
'OpveiaC,
-wv,
at,
poetic form for
0pva,
>
Onchestus, a Bosotian city,
Ornece, a city in the western part of Argolis. 'Opdvras, -a and -ou, d, Orontas, satrap of
Armenia.
'Op6vTt]s, -ou, d, Orontes, a Persian noble, executed by Cyrus the younger. The same name as the preceding. 'Opo-iXoxos, -ou, d, Orsilochus, the name both of the father and the son of Diocles, king of Phere in Messenia. *Opo~C<}>avTos, -ou, d, Orsiphantus, a Spartan.
Xojxe'vioi, the
*O8tos, -ov, o, Odius, a chief of the Halizones, and ally of Priam.

ol 'OSpvcrai, 'O8pv<TT)s, -ov, 6, an Odrysian; the Odrysians, a people of Thrace, on the river
Hebrus.
'O'i\vs, -<?ws, d, Olleus, a Locrian king, father of Ajax the Less. i. e. Tydeus. Olvtf>T)s, -ou, o, son of (Eneus, Oivcvs, -^ws, o, (Eneus, king of Calydon in
JEtolia.
Olvo|idos, -ov,
6,
(Enomaus, a Greek, slain at

son of (Enopion,
;
i. e.
Tro.
,
.
-ou, o,
Hele-
Olraios,
(Etsea, a
-a, -ov,
(Etcean
ol Olraiot, the (Etce-
ans (same as the AtVtoVes, which
name
which contains Mt. (Eta
see), inhabiting applied to that part of Thessaly a famous moun(Ofr??,
tain ridge dividing Locris, Doris, and JStolia, on the south, from Thessaly on the north). CKrvX-os, -ou, d, (Ety/us, a Laconian town on the E. side of the Messenian Gulf. OlxaXtcvs, e'ws, o, an (Echalian. OlxaXT]0v, from OEchalia, a city in "W. Thessaly on the Peneus.
refer to the
(Iliad, II.
'Opxojwvios, -a, -ov, of Orchomenus ; ol 'OpOrchomenians. Orchomenus ; (1) a city 'Opx<>^v6s, -ou, 6, of the Miriyse in N. W. Boeotia ; (2) a city in E. Arcadia. s 'Oo-o-a, -TJS, i), Ossa, the home of the Centaurs, a mountain in Thessaly, on the coast of Magnesia, with Mt. Pelium on the south and Mt. Olympus on the north, from which last the river Peneus separates it by the vale of Tempe. * Graves, -ou, d, Lanes, a Persian. "Orpcvs, -ews, d, Otreus, a Phrygian prince. OuKa\-ycov, -OKTOS, d, Ucalegon, one of the
,
elders of Troy.
596 and 730,
OpheUius, a Trojan. Ophrynium, a small town in the north of Troas. Otherwise written 'O<j>pvVLOV.
'O^tXnos,
-ou, d,
'O<|>pvviov, -ou, TO,
same
-wôs,
city.)
i),
-ou, d,
Ochesius, an J^tolian.
'OXiwv,
Olizon, a city
on the
S.
coast of Magnesia in Thessaly, opposite Artemisium in Eubosa.
'O\oo<r<rwv, -ovos, 17, Olob'sson, a city of Perrhaebia in N. Thessaly.
n
,
'OXvvGios, -a, -ov, of Olynthus, a Macedonian city at the head of the Toronaic Gulf ; ol 'OXvv0ioi, the Olynthians.
-Qv, at, Pagasce,
a port of Magnesia
in Thessaly, at the head of the Pagasaaan Gulf, where Jason built the Argo.
II 771/6109
825
Hcuavicus, -â>s, d, a Pceanian, a resident of the Attic deme Paeania, on the E. side of Mt.
Hymettus.
Ilaioves, -WP, 01, the Pceonians. Ilcuovia, -as, 77, Pceonia, the country inhabited by the Pieonians, on the rivers Axius and Strymon, included in the later boundaries of Macedonia and Thrace.
-ou, d, Pirithous, of Larissa in Thessaly, one of the Lapithse. IIcipoos, -ou, d, Pirous, a leader of the Thracians in alliance with Troy. UeKTTjvopiS-qs, -ou, 6, son of Pisenor, i. e. Ops. Ili<rt)Vttp, -opos, d, Pisenor, a herald, of Ithaca. Ili<ri<rTpaTi8T]s, -ou, d, a son of Pisistratus ;
ot
Ilt<ri<rTpaTi8ai, the Pisistratidce, strictly,
Ilaurds, see
'A7rat<r6s.
famed
naXajiTJS-qs, -ous, d, Palamedes, for his ingenious inventions.
of Eubcea,
HaXXrivevs, -&<>s, d, a Pallenian, a resident of Pallene, a celebrated Attic deme. a Scyrian. ndjijJLwv, -OPOS, d, Pammon, IlavcUTiosj -ou, d, Pancetius, a Tenian shipIldvSapos, -ou, d, Panddrus, commander of the Zeleans, in alliance with Troy. IIdv0oos, -ou, d, Panthous, one of the elders of Troy. Ilavoims, -tuv, d, the Panopeans, inhabiting Panopeus. Uavoirevs, -^ws, d, Panopeus, a city of Phocis near the Boeotian frontier.
IIavtiTT]s, -ou,6, Pantites, a Spartan, mentioned with Aristodemus as surviving Thermopylae. UapGeviov, -ou, TO, Parthenium ; (1) a mountain between Arcadia and Argolis ; (2) a city in
captain.
(See TravaiTtos, p. 516.)
only Hippias and Hipparchus, but in a wider sense, Hippias and his party. Ileio-io-TpaTos, ou, d, Pisistratus, tyrant of Athens. Ileio-ttv, -ujj/os, d, Pison, one of the Thirty at Athens. neXd-ywv, -OVTOS, 6, Pelagon ; (1) a Pylian, follower of Nestor (2) a Lycian, friend of Sar;
pedon.
IleXtas,
-ou,
d,
Pelias, half-uncle to Jason,
whom
he compelled to undertake the Argonautic
expedition.
Il\Xiivvs, -&os, d, ofPellene, a Pellenian. n\\T]VT], -r;s, T], Pellene, near the Corinthian Gulf in N. E. Achaia. UeXrai, -G)v, at, Peltce, a city of Phrygia. nepcu(3ot, poetic form for Ileppaipoi, which
see.
Ile'p-yafiov, -ou, TO,
Pergdmum ;
(1) the acro-
W. Mysia. riap0vios, -ou, d, the Parthenius, a river in W. Paphlagonia. (See irapdfrios, p. 533.) Hapiavoi, -Cjv, ot, the inhabitants of Parium. IldpLov, -ou, TO, Parium, a city of Mysia, on the Propontis, near the mouth of the Hellespont. Ildpis, -i5os and -tos, Paris, son of Priam, whose seduction of Helen led to the Trojan war.
S.
polis of Troy, on a hill to the S. E. of the city, a branch of Mt. Ida ; (2) also called rUp-yaixos,
i},
a city in
S.
W.
nep-yao-tS-qs,
-ou,
Mysia. d, son of Pergasus,
i.
e.
Deicoon.
-uv, ol, the Perinthians.
?], Perinthus, a flourishing town of Thrace, on the Propontis. os, d, Periphas, an Êtolian. -ov, of Percote, Percosian. , -a, -T?S, i), Percote, a city of Mysia, on
-ou,
(See*AX4oripor, p. 32.)
Ilappacria,
-as,
77,
Par?'Juisia,
a,
a district and
town, in
S.
W.
Arcadia.
-a, -ov,
the Hellespont.
IIappd<rios,
rius II.,
Parrhasian.
Hapvcrans, -t5os, 77, Parysdtis, wife of Daand mother of Artaxerxes II. and Cy-
IIcppaipo, -cDv, oi, the Perrhcebians, inhabiting Perrhsebia, the northern district of Thessaly.
rus the younger. Ilao-twv, -wj/os, d, Pasion, a Megarean, a general in Cyrus's expedition against Artaxerxes. naTT)-yvas,-ou, d, Patcgyas, a Persian, attached to Cyrus the younger.
IIaTipd|x<|>T]s, -ou, d,
Patiramphes, charioteer
of Xerxes.
Ilcuxravias, Sparta.
-ou,
d,
Pausanias,
king of
na<f>Xa*yova, -as, 77, Paphlagonia, a country of Asia Minor, on the Euxine, between Pontus
and Bithynia.
IIa<}>Xa-yoviK6s,
Ucipa'C8T]S) -ou,
-77,
-bv,
Paphlagonian.
i.
d,
son of Pirceus,
e.
Ptole-
mseus.
nepo-e&Tjs, -ou, 6, son of Perseus. The Greeks represented Perses, son of Perseus, as founder of the Persian nation, and so applied to the latter the epithet Hepffeidai. IleTcwv, -OH/OS, i), Petcon, a town in Bceotia of uncertain site. and -wo, d, Pcteus, father of MeIleTcws, nestheus. IL^yo-i* -u>v, al, Pegce, literally, the Springs, a town of Megaris on the Corinthian Gulf. IlTi8aios, -ou, d, PedcKus, son of Antenor. IlTJ8ao-os, -ou, d, Pcdasus, son of Bucolion. IIi]8ao-os, -ou, i], Pcdasus, a city of Troas. n-qveids, -ou, d, the Peneus, the chief river of Thessaly, through the center of which it flows,
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emptying into the Thermaic Gulf between Mts. Ossa and Olympus.
IlT]V\ci>s, -w, d, Peneleus, a leader of the Boeotians before Troy. Ilijpcia, -as, i], Perm, a region of Thessaly. nt-ypTjs, -TITOS, o, Pigres, an interpreter in the service of the younger Cyrus. IIt8vTT]s, -of, o, Pidutes, of Percote. Iliepta, -as, 17, Pieria, originally a district at the foot of Mt. Olympus, along the W. coast of the Thermaic Gulf, celebrated as the birthplace of the Muses. The inhabitants were driven eastward, where they settled a new Pieria afterwards included in the southern part of Thrace. IIurCSTjs, -ov, 6, a Pisidian, inhabiting Pisidia
IIoXvTroirrjs, -ov, o, Polypcetes, one of the Thessalian chiefs in the war against Troy. UoXvo-TpaTOSj-ou, o', Polystratus, an Athenian. IIoXv<f>T]|j.os, -ov, 6, Polyphemus ; (1) of the Thessalian Larissa, one of the Lapithse, and an Argonaut ; (2) son of Neptune, a Cyclops.
7roXu"077/u,os, p. 576.) IIoXv<|>6vTT]s, -ov, 6, Polyphonies, chief.
(See
a Theban
IIo<ri8mos, poetic form for Iloo-eiSeios, see

p. 579.
which lay between Phrygia and Pamphylia. IIiT0vs, -ews, 6, Pittheus, king of Trcezen,
grandfather of Theseus.
the S.
IIiTveux, -as, r), Pityea, a city of W. coast of the Propontis.
Mysia on
IIXttKos, -ov, at the foot of
rj, Placus, a mountain of Mysia, which Thebe wag said to have
been situated. nXdrttv, -wos, 6, Plato, the son of Ariston, the celebrated Athenian philosopher. nXeupwv, -uvos, i), Pleuron, an old city in S. W. Êtolia, in the plain between the Achelous and the Evenus. UoSoXeipios, -ov, 6, Podalirius, a Thessalian chief, son of JEsculapius, and surgeon to the Greeks at Troy.
ZEoSdpKTjs, -ous, o, Podarces, a Thessalian chief in the expedition against Troy. (See irodapKys, p. 567.) son of Priam. (See IIoXiTi]s, -ov, 6, Polltes, iroXtTTjs, p. 571.) IIoXvdpXT)S, -ov, 6, Polyarclies, one of the Thirty at Athens. IloXvas, -ov, 6, Polyas, a Greek scout at Arte-
IIpaKTios, -ou, 6, the Practius, a small river of Troas flowing from Mt. Ida into the Hellespont, near Percote. npiajxiSris, -ou, o, son of Priam. (See UpLa.ôs, p. 584.) a leader of UpoGoTJvtop, -opos, o, Prothoenor, the Bosotians before Troy. npdOoos, -ou, o, Prothous, chief of the Magnesians before Troy. IIpoiTOs, -ov, 6, Prcetus, king of Tiryns. JIpoKX^s, contracted from IIpoKXc'-qs, -ôus, o', Procles, a descendant of Demaratus king of Sparta, and ruler of a petty principality in W.
.
Mysia.
IIpol-cvos, -ov, 6, Proxenus, a Boeotian, one of the generals in Cyrus's expedition. (See wp6^vos, p. 594.) IIpvTavis, -to3 and -i5os, o, Prytanis, a Lycian. (See irpvTavis, p. 613.) a Thessalian IIpa>T<rXaos, -ou, 6, Protesildus, the first of the Greeks slain at Troy. chief, rTpw-rq, -775, i}, Prote, a small island off the "W. coast of Messenia. IlTcXedv, -ov, TO, Pteleum ; (1) a coast town of Phthiotis, in S. E. Thessaly ; (2) a town in
S.
Messenia, site unknown. irroXencuos, -ou, o, Ptolemceus, father of Agacharioteer,
memnon's
Eurymedon.
misium.
-ov, 6, Polybus, an Ithacan. IIoXuScopos, -ov, 6, Polydorus, a king of (See iroXvoupos, p. 572.) Sparta. IloXveiSos, also IloXviSos, -ov, 6, Polyldus, a Trojan.
ndXvfJos,
UvGa-yopas, -a, o, Pythagoras, a Lacedsemonian with a naval command in the service of Cyrus the younger. IlvOeas, -ou, 6, Pytheas, of Êgina, a brave
ship-captain. ILuOoStopos, -ou, arch on.
o,
Pythodorus, an Athenian
IIoXvKp<xTT]s, -of?,
6,
Polycrdtes,
an Athenian
(See TroXu-
captain
among the 10,000

o,
Greeks.
Kparris, p. 573.)
IIoXvKpiTos, -ov, brave ship-captain.
Polycritus, of JEgina, a
IIvXat|iVT]S, -ous, o, Pylcemencs, a chief of the Paphlagonians, allied with Troy. IlvXaios, -ou, 6, Pylceus, an ally of the Trojans from Larissa on the coast of Êolis near
IIoXwiKT]s, -ous, the king of Thebes.

IIoXvviKos,
-ov,
o,
Polynlces, son of (Edipus (See iro\vi>eiKT)s, p. 574.) 6, Polynlcus, a Lacedae-
Cyme.
(See TruXatos, p. 618.) nvXrjvii, -775, i], Pylene, a town of S.
W.
Êto-
lia, site
unknown.
ol,
monian.
UoXtlîvos, Ionic form for IIoXvvos, -ov, 6, Polyx&ius, commander-in-chief of the Epei before Troy. (See 7ro\u"ej/os, p. 574.)
IIvXioi, -wv,
p. 618.)
tlie
Pylians.
(See IIuXos,
UvpaixK-'HSj -ou, o, Pyrcechmes, a leader of the Pseonians in alliance with Troy.
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, -ov, d, the Pyramus, one of the principal rivers of Asia Minor, reaching the sea Mallus in Cilicia. at
-ov, 6,
Selagw, of Psesus, father of

6,
Amphius.
2eXi]irid8T]s, -ov,
son of Selepius,
the Sellnus ;
i.
e.
Eu-
Ilvpao-os, -ov, 6, also Ilvppacros, Pyrusws, a coast-city of Phthiotis, in S. E. Thessaly.
enus.
SeXivovs, -oDVros,
;
6,
Ilvpptas,
tain.
-ov, 6,
Pyrrhias, an Arcadian capPogon, the harbor of Troezen
Diana
a
of Elis (2) a river flowing at Ephesus.

little to
by
(1) a river the temple of
Ilw-ywv, -ojj/os, 6, in S. E. Argolis. IIcoXos, -ov, 6, Polus, a Lacedaemonian naval commander. (See TrwXos, p. 621.)
SeXXao-ia, -as, 77, the N.. of Sparta. 2eXXt]is, -CJTOS, d, the Sclleis ; (1) a river of Elis, between the Peneus and the Alpheus ; (2) a river of Troas. ScvOrjs, -ov, 6, Seuthes, a king of the Odrysse in Thrace. ET]X\jfi(3pia, also written 2r]Xvppa, -as, 77, Selymbria, a Thracian city on the Propontis,
Sellasia, a city of Laconia,
'PaSdfiavOvs, -uos, o, Rhadamanthys, son of Zeus, and brother of Minos of Crete, made after death, in consequence of his justice, one of the judges in the realm of the dead. 'PaOivTjs, -ov, 6, Rhathines, a Persian, general
between Byzantium and Perm thus. 2Tjirids, -d5os, 77, Sepias, a promontory of Magnesia, forming the S. E. extremity of the
Thessalian coast.
2t]<rafios, -ou, d, the Sesamus, a small river in the W. part of Paphlagonia, flowing into the Euxine.
under Pharnabazus.
'PtiSpov, -ov, TO, E. coast of Ithaca.

'PijvTj,
'PLint],
-77$, i], -775,
RhUhrum, a harbor on the

(See feWpov, p. 623.)
Rhene, a nymph, wife of Oileus. 7), Rhipe, an Arcadian town, of

r6,
20veXos, -ou, d, SthenZlus, of Argos, friend and comrade of Diomedes in the Trojan war.
Steivvos,
tocles.
-ou, d,
Sicinnus, a slave of Themis-
doubtful
locality
site.
'Pvriov,
-ov,
Rhytium, a city of Crete,

Rhoparas, satrap of Babylon.
SiXavos,
-ou,
d,
Sildmis ;
(1)
an Ambraciot
;
unknown.
-ov, 6,
'Pwirdpas,
soothsayer among the 10,000 Greeks (2) a soldier in the same army from Macistus in Elis. Si|ip.ias, -ou, d, Simmias, of Thebes, a friend
and pupil of
Socrates.
6, d,
2i[AOLo-ios, -ou,
Ei|uov(Si]s, -ou,
Simoisius, a Trojan. Simonldes, of Ceos, a cele-
brated lyric poet.
Sangarius, one of the principal rivers of Asia Minor, flowing through Bithynia into the Euxine. Sdicai, -(av, ol, the Sacm, a nomadic race inhabiting the N. E. frontier of the Persian em-
Sayydpios,
-ov, 6, the
what is now E. Turkestan sometimes used as a general term to denote Scythians of all
pire, in
;
ElvwiroJs, -^ws, d, a Sinopean, inhabiting Sinope, in Paphlagonia, the most important of the Greek colonies on the coast of the Euxine. Sipis, -ios, 77, Siris, a city of Pseonia, E. of the Strymon. SiToXKas, -ou, d, Sitalcas, a name of several
Thracian kings;
also,
the Sitalcas, a warlike
tribes.
2aXp.v8Tjo-o-os, -ou, o, Salmydessus, a town of Thrace, on the coast of the Euxine. Sa[j.o\as, -ou, 6, SamSlas, an Achaean among the 10,000 Cyrean Greeks. SdvT], -77?, 77, Sane, situated on the isthmus through which Xerxes dug his canal to avoid coasting round the peninsula of Acte.
song. Strrdia], -775, 77, Sittace, a city of Babylonia, near the W. bank of the Tigris. SKafjLa.v8pios, -ou, d, Scamandrius, a Trojan. Also the son of Hector. (See S/id/iai/S/oos,
p. 637.)
Sdpos, -ov, 6, see ^fdpos. Sarvioeis, -ej>ros, 6, the Satniois, a small river of southern Troas, rising in Mt. Ida, and flowingwest into the Êgaean Sea. Sdrvpos, -ou, o, (1) a Satyr, see p. 630 ; (2) Satyrus, chief of the Eleven at Athens ; see ft5e/ca, II. p.
a Locrian town near 2ic<xp<}>ii, -775, 77, Scarphe, the Malian Gulf. SKtaQos, -ou, 77, Sciathus, a small island off the S. extremity of Magnesian Thessaly. SniXXovs, -OUJ'TOS, 77, Scillus, a town of S. Elis, where Xenophon lived in comfortable exile
more than twenty

SKipcovis,
-/5os,
years.
fern,
223.
"Scironian Road
"
adj.,
Scironian.
The
was a rugged mountain road
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so along the coast from Megara to Corinth, called, says tradition, from a dreaded bandit,
,
-ou, 6,
Schedius, a chief of the Pho-
cians at Troy.
(See ^Keipuv, p. 638.) -a, -ov, Scionean, of Scione, the chief city on the peninsula Pallene in S. Macedonia.
Sciron.
SKUOVCUOS,
StcvOivoi, -uv, ol, the Scythlni, a barbarian tribe on the frontiers of Pontus and Armenia.
-ov, 6, Scyllias, a. diver of Scione. (See 2icvpios, -a, -ov, Scyrian, of Scyros. S/cu>os, p. 642.) a town of S. Boeotia, 2KXos, -ov, 6, Scolus,
2\oivos, -ou, 77, Schcenus, a Boeotian city, near Thebes. (See oôa/os, p. 687.) 2to<rias, -ou, 6, Sosias, of Syracuse, coma division of the Greeks in Cyrus's manding his brother. exp_editiou against a Tenian. 2ci><ri|JLVT]s, -ous, d, Sosimenes,
2arnip8T]s (or -as), -ou, one of the 10,000 Greeks.
d,
2io>XXias,
Soterldes> of Sicyon,
not far from Thebes.
(See
<r/co>Xos, p.
642.)
2[iiKpi]s, -TJTOS, 6, Smicres,
an Arcadian com,
mander.
SoXoi, -wv,
of Cilicia.
ol,
Soli,
an important coast-town
643.)
prince.
-ous, d,
Talcem&nes, a Mseonian
(See
o-6Xot/cos, p.
SoXvfxoL, -wv, ol, the Solymi, ancient inhabitants of Lycia. 2o<}>cuvTos, -ou, 6, SophcenZtus, an Arcadian, one of the Greek generals of Cyrus the
TaXa'iov8iis, -ou, d, an irregularly formed patronymic for TaXa'CSTjs, son of Talaus, i. e,
Adrastus.
TaX6v|3Los,
-ou, d,
Talthylius, herald of Aga-
younger.
p.
memnon.
Tajjiws, -d>, 6, Tamos, of Memphis in Egypt, governor of Ionia, and subsequently commander of the fleet of Cyrus. Taoxoi, -uv, ol, the Taochi, a tribe in N. Armenia. Tame, a Mseonian town, site Tdpvi], -775,
?';,
2o4>oKXfjs, contracted from 2o<|>oKXT]s (see 643), o, Sophocles, one of the Thirty at
Athens.
2m6pi8aTT]s,
< <
-ou, 6,
Spithriddtes, a Persian,
general under Pharnabazus. 2 rn<ra y6pas, -ou, 6, Stesagtiras, grandfather of Miltiades. 2TT](rXaos, -ov, 6, Ionic form 2-rr]<rX6ft>s, Stesildus, a commander of the Athenians at
unknown.
sus,
Marathon.
2/rpaTtr), -775, i), Ionic form for 2Tpa/Ha, Stratia, an old Arcadian town of unknown site.
Tap<ro, -&v, ol, oftener Tap<ros, -oO, 77, Taron the Cydnus, the ancient capital of Cilicia, and later noted for commerce and learning, and as the birthplace of St. Paul. of LoTdp<j>t], -rjs, r>, Tarphe, an old town
cris.
SrpaTOKXfjs,
10,000.
2Tpo<j>ios, -ov,
-(:ous,
o,
Stratocles,
commander
of the corps of slingers in the retreat of the

6,
men and
Strophius, a Trojan.
-ov,
SrvfjicfxiXLos, -a,
of Stymphdlus,
Stym-
phalian.
form 2Tvi}Jw|>T)Xos, -ou, o and Stymphalus, the name of a town, district, mountain, lake, and river in K. E. Arcadia. 2rvpa, -uv, rd, Styra, a city on the S. "W. coast of Euboea, nearly opposite the bay of Marathon in Attica. 2i-upvs, -&>s, d, a Styrian, inhabiting Styra. 2ru<|>v, -wi/os, o, Styphon, a Spartan commander, son of Pharax (or Charax). 2vW<ris, -ews or -LOS, o, Syennesis, a comSrvficfxxXos, Ionic
^,
Toufnoi, -uv, ol, the Taphians, a race of seapirates anciently inhabiting a group of small islands, lying between Acarnania and Leucas, the largest of which was Tdôs. TeXajiwv, -tDvos, d, Telamon, son of jEacus, father of Ajax, and king of Salamis. (See reXafj,uv,
p. 696.)
-ov, Telamonian. , -a, (Xen. Anab., IV. 4. 15) for Trê-
vCrT]s,
which
see.
Temese, probably a place in 77, Cyprus, whither the Taphians went for copper. Te'veSos, -ou, 77, Tenedus, an island off the
Teê'crt], -r?s,
coast of Troas.
Tv6pi]8(ov,
-6ôs,
d,
Tenthredon,
a chief in
mon name
Cnidus.
of the kings of Cilicia. 2vp/rj0ev,/r0m Symc, a small island situated between Rhodes and the Carian peninsula of
2<j>aKTi]pCa, -as, i], Sphacteria, a long narrow island enclosing the bay of Pylus on the W. coast of Messenia.
a Ttpxj/iwv, -uvos, 6, Terpsion, of Megara, pupil of Socrates. TcvOpavCa, -as, 77, Teuthrania, a city and district in W. Mysia, about the river Caicus. TevOpavfS-qs, -ou, d, son of Teuthras, i. e.
Magnesian Thessaly.
Axylus.
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-aj/ros,
6,
Teuthms, a Greek from

soil
Tpdvixj/ai, -&V,
tribe,
ol,
the
Tranipsce, a Thracian
ol
Magnesia, slain at Troy.

Te-uTajiiS-qs,
-ou,
6,
of Teutdmus,
i.
e.
northward from Byzantium. Tpaireôvvrios, -a, -ov, of Trapezus ;

i],
Tpa-
Lethus.
TTjXepdas, -ou, d, the Teleboas, a river of Ar(See rrjXemenia, tributary to the Euphrates.
/36as, p.
irtôvvTioi, the Tra,2)ezuntians. Tpaircôvs, -ouVros, d and
Trapezus, an
important city on the coast of Pontus,

Trebizond.
Tprjxos, Troy.
TptKKT], Thessaly.
"
now
703.)
-ou, d, Tetidus, a king of Sparta. TT]H.VTIIS, -ou, 6, a Temenite, belonging to Temenium, in Argolis, at the upper end of the Argolic Gulf. Ttjvtos, -a, -ov, of Tenus, one of the Cyclades, next S. E. of Andrus 01 Tijvioi, the Tenians. Ttjpeia, -as, ?;, Terea, a mountain in N.
TTJ\K\OS,
ou
<*>
Trechus, a Greek, slain at

Tricca, an ancient city in
-775,
i),
W.
Mysia near
Zelea.
TTJPTJS, -ous and -eco, 6, Teres, king of the Odrysae in Thrace, and father of Sitalcas. Tipapt]vo, -&v, ol, the Tibareni, a people of Pontus on the coast of the Euxine.
Ti-yp-qs, -777-os, and Ttypis, -t5os, o, the Tigris, rising in Armenia, and, after uniting with the Euphrates, flowing into the Persian Gulf. TiOopca, -as, ij, Tithorea, one of the summits of Mt. Parnassus ; also a fortress lower down
Tpo^T]v, -Tyvos, 77, Trcezen, in the S. E. extremity of Argolis, one of the oldest and most important Greek cities. TpoiT|vios, -a, -ov, Trcezenian. TvSeCSrjs, -ou, d, son of Tydeus, i. e. Diomedes. Tvpideiov, -ou, rb, Tyriaeum, a town in E. Phrygia, near the frontier of Lycaonia.
Tvpw,
-ous,
i],
Tyro, daughter of Salmoneus,
and wife
of Cretheus.
the mountain.
Tip.a<ricov, -OH/OS, o,
Timasion, a Dardanian,
directed the retreat of
one of the generals

the 10,000.
Ttp.T]<H0os, Trapezus.
who
'Yd|nrta, -a?, the E. of Delphi.
77,
Hyampea,
a lofty cliff on
-ou, o,
Timesitheus, a citizen of
TifJioSiinos, -ou, d,
Timodemus,
of Athens, an
enemy
of Themistocles.
o, Timon, a citizen of Delphi. Tiptpaos, -ou, o, Tiribdzus, a Persian satrap. Tipws, -uj/005, i], Tiryns, in Argolis, near the head of the Argolic Gulf, one of the oldest Greek cities, and now celebrated for its massive ruins.
Tifxwv, -uwos,
'Ydn/iroXis, -ews, r), Hyampolis, a town in E. Phocis, near the borders of Locris and Boeotia. 'YSdpvTis, -ouj, d, Hydames, commander of the division of Xerxes' army called "the Immortals." "YXt], -775, 77, Hyle, a little town of Bceotia,
on Lake Hylica.^ (See i!\77, p. 725.) "YXXos, -ou, d, Hyllus, son of Hercules, to
whom
Tissapherties, a distinguished Persian, satrap of Lydia. TCrctvos, -ou, d, Titdnus, a mountain of Thessaly not far from the junction of the Peneus and
Tt<rora<j>pvT)s, -ous,
d,
the Spartan kings traced their lineage. -oi'os, d, Hyplron, a Trojan chief. 'Yirpdv6T]S, -ous, d, Hyperanthes, a son of
'YirtCptuv,
I.
Darius
the Enipeus.
Tirap-rjo-ios,
(See Tlravos, p. 707.)

-ou,
d,
the
Titaresius,
a river
draining N. Peneus.
Thessaly,
and flowing into the
77, Hyperea, a fountain with the surrounding district, in Thessaly. 'YirpT]oriT], -775, 77, Hyperesia, a city of Achaia, near the coast of the Corinthian Gulf, the later
'Yir^peia, -as,
TXTjirdXejios, -ou, d, Tlcpol&nus, son of Hercules, led the forces of Rhodes to Troy.
TfidiXos, -ou, d, Tmolus, a mountain range of Lydia, south of Sardis. ToXjifS-qs, -ou, d, Tolmldes, a herald in the service of Cyrus the younger. Topcovaios, -a, -ov, of Torone, Toroncan. Topuvt], -179, ij, Torone, a city of Macedonia, on the Toronean Gulf, on the S. W. coast of the peninsula of Sithonia. TpdXXci?, -euv, at, Trallis, a wealthy city in
JEgira. 'Yiro0Tjpai, -wv, ai, Hypothebcc, a city of Boeotia, either the later Potnise, 10 stadia south of Thebes, or Lower Thebes in distinction from
the citadel.
'Ypa,
Aulis.
-as,
77,
Hyria, a Boeotian town near
N.
W.
Caria.
'YpKcivios, -a, -ov, of Hyrcania, a countiy bordering the Caspian Sea on the S. and S. E. ol 'YpKavioi, the Hyrcanians. 'YpfiivT], -775, 77, Hyrmlne, a town of the Epei on the W. coast of Elis. 'YpTo,K8t]s, -ou, d, son of Hyrtacus, i. e. Asius.
830
'Tcricu
perhaps the mount of pine-cones.
II. p. 756.)
'YcriaC, -Civ, at, Hysice, a town of Bceotia, at the northern foot of Mt. Cithyeron. 'Yo-rdo-jnis, -eos and -ou, d, Hystaspes, father of Darius I. a Trojan. -o/>os, o, Hypsenor,
(See <j>6dp,
<J>cu8ptas, -ou, o, Phocdrias,
one of the Thirty
at Athens.
4>ai8cov, -WPOS,
o,
<9iT]Tai, -&V, ol, the inhabitants of 4>^t^rts (or 4>0iwrts) in S. Thessaly. 'Axo-iol ol <l>0ifjrai, the Achceans of Phthietis, so called in distinction from the Achseans of the Peloponnesus. îXdwv, -oi'os, or îXcwv, -wvos, 6, Philaon, brother of King Gorgus of Salamis in Cyprus. ^tX-qanos, -ou, d, Philesius, one of the generals of the 10,000 Greeks on their retreat. a Thessalian ^>iXoKTTJrt]s, -ou, d, Philoctetes, chief, pupil of Hercules and a renowned archer.
of Socrates,
and the founder
Phtedon, of Elis, a disciple of a school of phi-
losophy. âiSwvfSrjs or <>aiS<0v8as, -ou, 6, Phcedonldes or Phcedondas, a friend of Socrates. 4>aivo\|/, -OTTOS, d, Phcenops, son of Asius of Abydus, and friend of Hector. 4>ai<rros, -ou, o, Phwstus, of Tame in Mseonia, an ally of the Trojans. ^CUOTOS, -ou, 7/, Phcestus, a city near the S. coast of Crete. âXivos, -ou, o, Phalmus, a Greek of Zacynthus in the service of Tissaphernes. âva-yopas, -ou, o, Phanagtiras, of Carystus. 4dpo, -a/cos, d, Pharax, a Spartan. ^dpis, -tos, i], Pharis, an old city in central Laconia, apvdpaos, -ou, d, Pharnabdzus, a Persian of high character, satrap of Bithynia.
&a<ria.vot,
-Civ, ol,
$1X6X0.0$, -ou, d, Philolaus, a distinguished teacher of the Pythagoraean philosophy, a native of Italy. ^Xidortos, -a, -ov, of Phlius, Phliasian.
4>Xiovs, -OUJ/TOS, d, Phlius, an independent city in N. E. Peloponnesus, whose territory lay
between Sicyonia on the north and Argolis on

the south.
4>oivt|,
-I/tos, d,
the Phoenix, a tributary of the
Asopus,
15
stadia
from Thermopylae.
(See
0o/i,
pp. 764, 765.)

d,
^patrias, -ou, ^paTa-yovvt],
Phrasias, an Athenian.
i],
-175,
Phratagune,
wife
of
Darius
of
I.
4>povios, -ou,
d,
Phronius, an Ithacan, father
Noemon.
4>p-u-yia,
-as,
TJ,
Phrygia, the region in Asia
the Phasidni, dwelling near
Minor inhabited by the 3>ptyes (see <bpvt;, p. 769). In Homer this was about the Ascanian Lake in the W. of the later Bithynia, and on the banks
of the Sangarius.
the river Phasis.

4>i8nnri8T]s,
courier.
(See $a\m, p. 752.)
The Phrygia
of after times
-ou, d, Phldipittdes,
an Athenian
was distinguished into Phrygia Major, lying between Bithynia and Pamphylia, and Phrygia
Minor, including Troas, with the country adjacent to the Hellespont and the neighboring coast of the Propontis. 3>pvvo-Kos, -ou, d, Phryniscus, an Achaan with a command in the army of the 10,000 Greeks. of Phthiotis <t>vXdiai, -175, r), Phyldce, a city in Thessaly, at the N. foot of Mt. Othrys. (See
<f>v\a.Kri,
, -ou, d, Phidippus, grandson of Hercules, a leader in the Trojan war of Greeks from Nisyrus, and other islands S. W. of Caria. êiScav, -UH/OS, d, Phldon, one of the Thirty at
Athens.
4>Vos,
Arcadia.
-ou, d
and
TJ,
Pheneus, a town of N.
<>pai, -&v, ai, Pherce, a town of E. Thessaly, near the port of Pagasse on the Pagasaean Gulf. 4>pK\os, -ou, d, Pheredus, said to have built the ship in which Paris carried off Helen.
4-q-yetis, -^ws, d,
$ij|uos, -ou, of Ithaca.
d,
Phegeus, a Trojan warrior. Phemius, a famous minstrel
4T]pi], -77$, i), Phere, anciently the chief town in the southern Messenian plain, on the coast of the Messenian Gulf. Also written 4>T]pcU,
p. 770.) ûXaKCSiiSj-oujd, son ofPhylacus, i. e. Iphiclus. <l>vXaKos, -ou, d, Phylacus; (1) the supposed founder of Phylace ; (2) a Trojan warrior (3) a Delphian hero. 4>vXt8i]s, -ou, o, son of Phyleus, i. e. Meges. 4>vXv's, -^ws, d, Phyleus, son of Augeas the king of Elis.
;
âpcU, and 4>cpa.

^T)pT]Tid8Tis
son.
4>0ipci)v 3pos, r6, a mountain near Miletus,
for
^cpTjTidSris, -ou,
i.
d,
son or
and a 4>vXi], -?}s, i], Phyle, an Attic deme, strong fortress on the Boeotian frontier, commanding the pass across Mt. Parnes on the road
from Thebes to Athens.
^VO-KOS, -ou, d, the Physcus, a river of Assyria flowing into the Tigris.
descendant of Pheres,
e.
Admetus, his grand-
831
Xpi5<ra, poetic form Xpv<n], -775, Chrysa, a city probably of Troas, but of unknown site. Xpvorjs, -ou, 6, Chryses, priest of Apollo at Chrysa, and father of Astynome (Chryseis,
->},
Xatp\ws, -w,
at Athens.
o,
Chcerelaiis,
one of the Thirty

*.
XaCpwv,
-wz/os, o,
Chceron,
6,
an Athenian pole-
a Chalcidian, inhabiting (See XaX^s, p. 776.) XaXtas, -iSos, TJ, Chalcis; (1) the chief town of Euboea, separated from the opposite shore of Boeotia by the Euripus, here only 40 yards wide ; (2) a coast-town in S. JLtolia. XaXio8ovTux8T|s, -ov, o, son of Chalcodon,
Chalcis in Euboea.
i.
march. Xa\Ki8evs, -^s,
Xpvord-iroXis, -ews, 77, ChrysopSlis, the modern Scutari, a city of Bithvnia on the Bosporus, opposite Byzantium.
Xpwijis, ^p. 791.)
e.
Elephenor.
-ov, 6, the
-ou, 6, the
Psams, a
river of Cilicia.
XdXos,
XapiKXfjs, -eous, Thirty at Athens.
Chains, a river of Syria. d, Charldes, one of the
Also written
Sd/aos.
''I'vTTaX.cia, -as, 77, Psyttalea, a little island close to the E. cape of the island Salamis.
XapjiavSr], -175, 77, Charmande, a city of Mesopotamia, on the Euphrates. Xapfu8r]s, -ov, 6, Charmides, an Athenian, uncle to Plato. Xapp-ivos, -ov, 6, Charmlnus, a Spartan officer serving under Thibron.
Xdpoiros,
-ov,
6,
CharSpus, chief of Syme. a Spartan, the 10,000

in Cyprus.
(See xa/ooTTos, p. 778.) Xip<ro<J>os, -ov, o, ChirisSphus, successor to Clearchus in command of Greeks. Xepo-is, -tos, o, Chersis, of Salamis Xpe'fxwv, -wj'os, o, Chremon, one of at Athens.
XpofiCos,
-ov,
6,
as, 77, OcalZa, an old city of Bceotia just S. of Lake Copais. "fticvTos, -ou, d, Ocytus, a Corinthian.
'flXevia, -as,
77,
in
Homer
irir^r\ 'OXevCr], the
the Thirty
Olenian crag, probably the summit of Mt. Scollis, in Elis on the border of Achaia. "fiXevos, -ov, 77, also d, Ol&nus, an old town of S. Êtolia at the N. foot of Mt. Aracynthus.
'fliris, -i5os, 77, Opis, a city of Assyria, at the junction of the Physcus and the Tigris. 'OpeiOma, -as, 77, Orithyia, daughter of Erech-
Chromius ;
;
Priam
rior.
(2)
a son of Neleus
(3)
a son of a Lycian war(1)
theus, carried off
Xpofiis, -tos, 6, Chromis, a leader of the sians in alliance with Troy.
My-
by Boreas.
nurse,
ft\|/,
'ftiros, d, Ops, father of Ulysses'
Euryclia.
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THE EIGHTEENTH EDITION

APPENDIX OF PROPER AND GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES

REV. JAMES M. WHITON, PH.D.

Abridgment of Liddell and

tended chiefly for use in Schools. compass by the omission

Scott's Greek-English Lexicon is inIt has been reduced to its present

Of words used only by

are printed in Capitals,

form nearer the original Root

certain, is placed before the some notice will be found at the

when they are known to exist.

end of the word.

For convenience, the following Abbreviations have been used

absolutely accusative : ace. to according to active voice

= Latin = lengthened masc. = masculine Med. = medial or middle

negat. negativum (negative) neut. neuter

which has the same or a similar with the Verb

cum genitivo personae gen. pers. = confer (compare)

Com. = Comic, in Comic Greek Com par. or Comp. = comparative

= compare = dative Dep. = Deponent

Verb, i. e. a Verb Passive forms with Active sense

= poetically = preposition Prep. = present tense pres.

= radical = regular, regularly regul. shortd. = shortened = signification signf.

= sequens (the following sub. = subaudi, subaudito = subjunctive mood subj.

= infinitive mood or intrans. = intransitive

(a privat., /3d^a>) speechless. , (a privat., ftaKxevoj) without Bac-

chic frenzy, uninspired, joyless.

as (Kvv^dro into 6Kvvf)TO. a, as prefix in compos.:

(a privat., &dpos) not heavy

unsteady, wavernot profane,

(a privat., /ScATfpos) good-for-no-

thing, silly, stupid.

to satisfy, for 77/377.

whence 3 sing d'emu.

d-j3X-rjTOS, ov, (a privat., /3aAA<y)

not bit by a dart

aJ3aia>, (d0afcf)s) to be speechless.

thomed : generally, unfathomable, enormous.

dfivaffos, the abyss, bottomless pit.

(a piivat., jSocvccj) ungrsized.

counsel, thoughtlessness : from d-pouXos, ov, (a privat., &ovXrj) inconsiderate,

dfiovXoTara. (a privat., /3o!s) without oxen:

kind ; neut. rd dyaOd the goods of

cately stepping. [j8o] dppo-'yoos, ov, (affpos, yoos)

XojLTfpos, also (pfprcpos.

ov, (d/3pos, Siaira) living delicately or

dppo-KO|AT)S, ov, 6, (djSpos, riant hair or leaves.

with delicate, luxu-

d-pp6}juos, ov, (a privat., Bpofitos) without Bacchus.

d, 6v, also os, ov, delicate, pretty, dainty,

K\VTOS) like dyaKXirjs, Lat.

fern. KT'L^CO) a poet.

/Sporos, ap-Ppoaios, immortal, divine, holy.

d-YaXaKTOS, giving none.

(a privat., yaXa} without milk, II. getting none, weaned, Lat.

dfipo-KofArjs. (djSpos, xtTwi') so///y c/arf

^a?er of nature. '

exceeding great joy. also as Dep.

From aaXXtdto re-

dffopai [a], strengthd. for dyaX\ofj,ai:

a-ppoxos, Adv. -X'ws6,ppijv&),