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or

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the particular meanings of words not in general use, such as medical or scientific terms. 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. ;

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Words

:

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 tenses and forms of words in difficulty or irregularity in the formation. the Gospels that presented any difficulty have been inserted in their place.

Many

AH

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.

The

-,

For the sake of clearness, the parts of which compound words are made up have been marked by placing a hyphen between them, as, €-9. But when a word is compounded of two parts, one of which is already a compound, this latter com.pound is left undivided, and And a \vord immemust be sought in its own place, as diately derived from a compound is left undivided, so that the elements of the derivation must be sought under the word from Avhich it is derived, as the elements of under 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

^

-9.

-^.

formation.

The

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,

— For convenience, - means equal absol.

the following Abbreviations have

=

absolutely

= accusative ace. to = according = active voice act. = active signification Adj. = adjective Adv. = adverb Aeol. = Aeolic, in the Aeolic dialect aor. = aorist tense Att. = Attic, in Attic Greek c. = cum (with) ace.

:

= masculine

masc.

to

Med. = medial or middle voice

Act.

c. ace.

med. = medial or middle signification metaph. = metaphorically

= metri gratia (for the sake of the = nomen proprium (proper name) N. T. = New Testament negat. = negativum (negative) neut. = neuter metri grat. n. pr.

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

nom. = nominative

= opposed to — optative mood

Subst.

opp. to

with the Verb

opt. or optat.

c.

gen. pers.

of.

=

= cum

= originally = participle Pass. = passive voice

genitivo personae

orig.

confer (compare)

collat.

part.

= collateral

Com. = Comic, in Comic Greek Compar. or Comp. = comparative

= passive

pass.

= conjunction = contracted, contraction

signification

— peculiar

pecul.

Conjunct.

perf. or pf.

=

perfect tense

contr.

pi.

or plur.

=-

plural

= compare = dative Dep. = Deponent

= plusquamperfec'.um = poetically Prep. = preposition

cp.

plqpf.

dat.

poet.

Verb, i.e. a Verb

Passive forms with Active sense

= derived, derivation dissyll. = dissyllable Dor. = in Doric Greek e. g. = exempli gratia £p. = in Epic Greek esp. = especially etc, = et cetera deriv.

= future tense = feminine fin. = ad finem or fine

f.

or fut.

fem.

of Middle

or

pres.

— present

priv. or privat.

= quod

q. V.

= regular, regularly = shortened signf = signification sing. = singular sq. = sequens (the following shortd.

sub.

= subaudi,

= id

indie. inf.

est

= impersonal

= indicative mood

= infinitive mood or intrans. = intransitive

intr.

Ion.

= Ionic, in the = irregular

irreg.

= Substantive

= syllable Trag, = Tragic, in Tragic trans. = transitive trisyll. = trisyllable syll.

imperat. or imper. = imperative mood imperf. or impf = imperfect tense impers.

word)

subaudito

= subjunctive mood

Subst,

e.

= privativum

vide

=

subj.

i.

tense

legul.

gen. or genit. := genitive

= Homer

(pluperfect)

qq. V. quae vide radical

radic.

freq.= frequent, frequently Horn.

Ionic dialect

:

Latin Lat. lengthd. = lengthened

or equivalent to

= absolute,

been used

= usually = vide verb. Adj. = verbal

Greek

usu. V.

voc,

— voce, vocem

vocat.

= vocative

adjective

metre)

—

—

but

^a

' = 65,

As numeral,

€S,

,$. -5,

= looo.

and

, -, € -$. -^, -^. -^, -€5, - , -^ ^. -8, ,

5 ,

,

for

)

speechless.

into

(

€5,

compos,:

(o privat.,

$)

privat.,

privativum, no/, as densome.

I.

wnwise.

ao(pos wise,

ov,

II.

copulativum,

together t as in

III.

iu-

-(<8,

amined

ov,

fiot

\-

) ) )) not heavy

:

trial.

ov, (a privat.,

[]

Adv.

to

be II.

not bur-

(a privat.,

by torture, tinquestioned.

though question or tensivum, viry much, as in a-TcvTys, euphonicum, affecting IV. this is very rare. by a king. for the sound only, not the sense, as

-\$

without Bac-

dipped, that will not sink, Lat. immersabilis.

unbaptized.

:

as prefix in

^)

;3^)

ov, (a privat.,

chic frenzy, uninspired, joyless.

as becomes In Ion. Greek as, is used instead of In Dor. Greek but the verbal term, is changed into as

(a privat.,

$, -€5,

of the Gr.

letter

indecl., first

TO,

alphabet.

J

.,

A

A,,

:

:

-$,

not ex-

without

not ruled

ov, {a privat., unenvied. for for without envy. exclamations used to express strong Adv. untrodden, ov, (a privat., ov, also emotion, like our ah! inaccessible : of a river, not fordable : of holy places, &, a, to express laughter, like our ha ha. a, Dor. for artic. 2. Dor. for relat, pron. not to be trodden, inviolate : hence pure, chaste. unsteady, waverov, (a privat., Dor. for y, dat. of os. 3.

Xpos, d,

or

S,

•,

.

,

~$,

-5,

.

.

^

ov, (a privat.,

-,-$

)

by which the gods swore dangerous or difficult task.

:

— but

) , '. ', , , , " , , . , . , is,

a

(a privat.,

^)

unbroken, not to he

broken, bard, strong.

not to be touched

a-airros, ov, (a privat.,

invincible.

\\, -€05, dacra,

$)

-($,

-,

not to be hurt, invio- ing, fickle.

lable, of the Styx,

aeOXos

,

v.

ov, lengthd. poet, for

-€$.

,

ov,

6€, , -€€5, -8, -05,

(a privat.,

\$)

not profane,

inviolable.

)$

from

stupidity:

ov,

(a privat.,

thing, silly, stupid. ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

$)

($)

good-for-no-

unforced. not to be lived or sur-

$. 5. $) $,

vived, intolerable, insupportable

;

II.

daros, contr. aTOs, ov, (a privat., to sa- without subsistence, poor. = tiate) insatiate, aros ov, (a privat., insatiate 0/ battle. = privat., ov, old Ep. Verb, used chiefly in aor. i act. a.^\a^i\.a,-r],freedo7nfro7n harm: security: from contr. med. contr. and I. without harm : pass, es, (a privat., the pres, occurs only in 3 sing, of II. act. harmless, innoMed., all in Hom. to hurt, damage, esp. pass, unharmed, unhurt. Ep. to hurt mentally, mislead, infatuate : so too in Med., cent : preventing harm Adv. iravras 11. But the Med, and Pass. usu. without harming, without infringement. have an intr. sense, to go astray, to be infatuated or be, poet, for not thrown or privat., wildered, to go wrong, err, sin, do foolishly. [Hom. has rJTos, , , shot, of an arrow. so too but :

—

.$, €, = da;,

:

to satisfy,

{)

&.^

:

whence 3

sing,

Dor. for

to be speechless.

-5, -8,

-, -, -5, -5, -,

)

(

) -(. ) ) ) —

(

ov, (a privat.,

or arrow.

is,

(a privat.,

~$,

-$,

not hit by a dart

without bleatings.

:^

:

:

) $, , , , -. , , ) ) , ^,) . -8, -, ) «€, -, , ^, ^, ) -5, -, -5, ^) -, , ^-^ -5,, ,) ) -, —

-$,—, , ( 6$. -. -, -. -5,

defenceless

euphon., of death, easy, light.

:

weak, feeble,

.

thomed: generally, ufifathomable, enormous. as Subst.

=

fs,

sub

v.

Dor. for ov, Dor. for

redupl. aor. 2 inf. of

--,

(

-€$,

-8.

—

contr.

deed

to meet.

ov, (a privat.,

unheeded.

— ov

.

privat,,

) -, ) ) -5, ) -, ) -5, -5, ) -, (, ) -5,—

—5.

Adv.

involuntary.

,

counsel, thoughtlessness

ill

ov, (a privat.,

Adv. -ws,

advised

:

ill-

ov, (a privat.,

(6$,

ov, 6,

ov,

effeminately

(05, yoos) ov, (ps,

softly or

womanishly

-$, -, -€5, -5, '2, ,

wailitig.

with delicate^ luxu-

5) $) {05,

)$)

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a copul., ov,

without Bacchus. soft-sandalled. richly luxu-

riant.

luxurious.

,

.) = 6$. (Akin to

,

f.

formed from

miss,

to

$, , ()

-, -,

;;,

gen.

c.

—Ep.

in

)

Comp.

like

-

6S,

on/OS,

clad:

with soft coverings. [] ov,

:

Adv.

-$.

aor. i.

f.

delicate,

treat

delicately

.-

^ ) )

-,

eaten.

ov, II.

,

ev, well.

II. to

(ayaOos) goodness, kindness. collat. form of

yaa, yoa^^

(ay)

bad sense,

to be

{ayav,

es,

ya^ee,

angry /iXe'os)

yaos

pi.

-€, -5,

{ayav,

well-built or placed.

,

;

at

:

to envy.

very glorious, famous,

shortd. poet, forms, ace.

ya(s, dat. sing, yae. = yaes.

inclytids.

«)

)) like

=

without

(a privat.,

ov,

II.

,

yas,

a poet. fem.

fiws,

aor.

17,

Lat.

milk,

-

getting none, weaned, Lat.

exceeding great joy. also as Dep.

r|yaia

:

[a], strengthd. for

From

yoa•. —

— Pass,

(a privat.,

airs

5, , a plant, the

($): —to make to

live

delicately,

;

to

f.

yabv

bottomless, unfa-

:

aor.

to

Hence

delight,

hence,

iris

ya,

to re-

glory,

$,

delight,

ya =

ox flag.

inf.

to tnake glorious, glorify,

a god: also to deck, adorn:

not havinr^

pass, not to be eaten, uneatable.

ov, (a privat.,

apiOTOs,

unwetted, waterless. joice exceedingly.

wax wanton, give oneself pride oneself on a thing.

,

Ep.

—

f.

( privat.,

Sup.

lacte depulsus.

=

softly

are

Ep.

contr.

giving none.

tender of natttre.

{$, , , ($,

ov, 6,

use

in

:

))-$. ,5, -, -8, ) '5, ,: : ', , ya , -%, , ,=-$. -5, , , immortal, divine, holy.

, ,-

€, () 5,

($) common The

-, -08, , ,

sing,

goods of

ayaOov, fare, dainties ; There are no regular forms

(ayav,

word

delicacy, luxuriousness.

ov, (a privat.,

—

the

Adv. in use is form of yao€py€. (ayaeos) to make good, exalt. Pass, to be of good cheer.

-,

only

6$,

of things,

2.

ayaOa

good

(piprepos.

,

q. v.

5, $,{$, ) ov, also

also

renowned : gen.

6v, also os, ov, delicate, pretty, dainty,

soft,

, , , ,

do good

noisy, boisterous.

{05,

, , 5, , ov,

good, virtuous.

, ^, $, .$ /€$,

kind, opp, to

its

deli- also

living delicately or TOS,

,

ov,

riant hair or leaves.

sense,

in

usu, of heroes, brave, noble:

in their kind; neut.

summum bojium. of comparison. The

effeminacy.

:

moral

good

Lat.

[]

cately stepping,

etc.,

good

Homer

in

i.

fortune, wealth, also

unwetted. without weight.

(a privat.,

is,

bad: later in

without oxen

privat.,

'.^(^,

''^, , ,

from

hence poor.

-€05,

,

contr.

;

inconsiderate,

superl.

(

,

ov,

From

service.

{ayaBos, epyov) untended, doing good: ol at Sparta, the five oldest knights, who went on missions for the state. to he imwilling. = and unwilling From 17, =d'ya0o-ep7ia. = ayaeo-epyos. -Troios, 6v, {ayados,

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a

good

:

-€05,

iingrazed.

subj. of

to admire. seeming good. do good ; and , a good or noble

-^,

unmourned.

II.

Ep. for

:

yyayov, aor. 2 ind. privat., ov, helpless, Ep. for aor. 2 Dor. -StC, Adv. (a privat., poet, form of uncalled, without stitntnons. is, {ayaOas, Dor. -utos, ov, (a privat,, uncontr. to called.

It

the abyss, bottomless pit.

— mostly in Pass,

exult in a

:

honour, esp.

thing,

y-

c.

dat.

that wherein one delights, a glory, ornament : a pleasing gift, esp. for the gods: 2. a statue in honour of a god; the image

—

:

—

:

€.

, () , -, ) ^ , ^ ^,^,^^' 5, () , , , 05, ()

-, "',

of a god as an object of worship image.

, (/, 6,

statues, a statuary, sculptor.

ayaaOe Ep. ayaaaOf,

2 pi.

Ep. ayaacOai

7)^, Ep.

impf.

:

)

any statue or

3.

inf.

ayaaOai

2 pi.

,

—

-$,,

(

ded, single, Lat. coelebs

$

a marriage that

:

is

',

ov, verb. Adj. of

, , , ',

,

f.

(ayav) to feel irritation

:

— to be

05, , ,

,

.08, , ,

irritable,

05, ,

dearly beloved

,

poet,

ayavdis,

for

-5,'\$.

ayavos.

, -, ,

(ayav,

ov,

snow-capt,

,

gentle, kindly

:

(

esp.

)

Adv.

$, -,

opos,

, ,

fern,

of

much snowed upon,

yvva)

Only poet.

)

gentleness, kindliness.

gen. ovos, {ayavos,

benign. i5os,

plur.

yavos, mild, of the arrows of Artemis, to which

,

From kindly

) -.

, (ayavos, 6, . Dor. for

Ep. form of

mild-eyed.

f.

see

ay

yaa,

ya^r.

Dor. for

yas.

ya

yna, Ep. (ayaa, yoa)•. — of persons, welwhich sense and Dep. ayaused by Homer — take leave of:

f.

:

aor.

ya

come, entertain, in are

love,

:

the least

verb. Adj. of worthy of love. 2. evil. II. Adv.

beloved,

to be acquiesced

yaws, cheer-

yans

, , ,

.

strong or swift-flowitig. pres. inf. of

yaa.

aor. I pass. part, oi

ay

, (yaa) yoa, [],

)

(/,

.

that which

admired, a won-

is

der, marvel.

^,

poet,

poet,

)

for

yaa.

o{ 3 sing. aor.

fut.

of

I

ov, (ayav, much groaning, howling, of the waves, loud-wailing. admirable. Adv. for poet, for ayaoTOs, as

05, , , (yaa) 05, ,

, /. -€8,

08. 05, , , (yaa) ,

, akin

to

€,

-$.

,

illustrious, noble.

proud :

stately,

sup.

iyyoa)

loud-sounding. (ayyapos) to despatch a courier or messenger : to press one to serve as a courier. to ayyaprjiov 6, Ion. form = ayyapos the business of an ayyapos. , Persian word, a mounted courier, such as were kept ready at regular stages throughout ov, (ayav,

$,

f.

,

—

:

5, €.

.

Persia for carrying the royal despatches. Ion.

-, ,

(ayyos) a

vessel, pail

:

a

reservoir.

only found in part. in act. sense admiring,

^, .,

of

disposed to love, affec-

Adv.

copul.,

sudden death was ascribed. ov,

dat.

yvp(os.

Dor. for

ov.

,

-08, ,

-

to be loved,

,

, ,

-kOjs.

,

yavas.

=

irri-

~KWS.

y1ra•.

,

Adv.

tionate.

-5,

(ayavanTiw) irritable. verb. Adj. of ayavaKTiw,

6v,

tating, vexatious.

y(vos,

in.

yaa.

Hence vexed, displeased, or angry at a thing. c
:

acquiesced

-poos, ov, contr. ayap-povs, ovv,

Adv. very, much, very much: the word gebeing its equiv. nerally is only Dor. and Att., II. too, too much, Lat. nimis, in Ep. and Ion. ayav, Lat. ne quid nimis, not as in the proverb [ayav, but later sometimes too much of any thing,

disposed

the feeling

Lat.

unmarried, unwed- fully, contentedly; to be contented, a-ya- like ayairav. Tragic phrase, 2. in Att. prose, so as only just to no marriage, a fatal mar- content one, i.e. only just, scarcely =

riage.

0701'.]

love,

affection.

in, as

^

^) —

privat.,

,

^.

From

celibacy.

ov,

of

—

,

ccws,

I

;

, ^,

[]

charity,

:

object

opos, 6, (ayairaw, loving manliness, manly.

fut.

;

the aor.

:

brotherly love

an

3

pres. part. pi.

deliciae.

but also Med.

form

ayanwvTfs,

Ion. for

, (ya)

a maker of

mostly in (even Dep. I. in Att.), Ep. to wonder : more freq. to wonder at or admire a but also rivi, Lat. admiperson or thing, II. in bad sense, to envy, be angry at, rari. Homer uses in this sense only aor. I irepi Tivos. or and as pres. Ep.

[]

Pass,

'-€)€8, ,

to

:

pf.

news,

Ion.

-, ,

67; (

;» €\

)-,

(ayyfXos) a message, tidings,

a message concerning

, ,, '

me

come on account of a message. a proclamation : a command, order. to

Ion.

;

€2.

€-5, (, 6,

a messenger. ov,

f.

,

(ayycXia) a messenger. aor. I ijyyaXa Ep.

yye\a

:

^^;»'

:

aor. I pass, riyyi\Ka, pass, generally, to be fond of, to love dearly. II. of to bear a message, bring tidings or news, to things, to be well pleased, to be contented at or with a proclaim, report, tell Med. to announce oneself: thing : c. inf. to be wont to do, like [aya] Pass, to be reported of. Hence

—

Hence

:

also to

.

pf.

(')

:

€, ,

:

—

:

—

a message, tidings, news. a

—

!

, ,

ayyfAoy

, 17, (a77^^^*') ^ messenger, envoy. messenger from God, an angel.

, ,

,

'ArrOS, pail

a

:

Ion. for

'>(^.

a vessel of any kind, a jar, pan,

cos, TO,

chest, box.

Adv. (ay

,

)

by carrying. used as Adv. properly Imperat. of come ! co?ne on ! well ! Lat. age (ayw) pf. ayrjyepKa aor. I rjyfipa

€6,

like

II.

€(,

:

:

:

:

—

II. Pass, bring together, gather together, collect. pf. Ep. 3 pi. Tjyepdiv aor. i Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. a7777ep/Liat, Ep. 3 pi.

to

yepv,

:

yy€pao: — to we

sense

also

€.

:

come together, assetnble : in which have an Ep. aor. 2 med. ayip^aeai,

ayipovTO, partic. syncop. gathered together.

-€, 62;. €5, ,

:

yyipaa

yp€vos, , ov,

assembled,

ybv.

Dor. for

,

{yK)

Pass.

ov,

herds or shoals, gregarious.

2.

of the herd or multitude, common.

-€,

,

{y, ,)

6,

the leader

of a

Adv. (a

-€5,

ov,

privat.,

(a privat., II.

)

trifling.^

7€;)

without laugh-

y€\)

not laughing,

not to be laughed at, not

ayiXiia, (dy, epith. of Athena, = 7{5, ayovaa, she that drives off the spoil. a herd of oxen or kine, Lat. armenttim, grex : later any herd or company. Adv. (7€77) in herds or companies. Also Adv. from a herd. Ep. dat. of Dor. for 1776/*-. Dor. and Ep. for 3 pi. aor. 2 pass, from [a] 2. Ep. 3 sing, for "^yev, impf.

,

, , , ,,. , {y)

—

7€;.

{y\)

y4.

€,

(yav,

:

to lead.

-6€8,

pedigree, of

<€5,

descent.

{ayivifi) low birth

meanness. a-7€V€ios, ov, (a privat., yiveiov) beardless, boyish. es, (a privat., yevos) unborn, uncreated: but usu. II. of no family, i. e. low-born, opp. to ayaOos. :

-€5,

-€8,

ytveaOai) unborn, uncreated. II. not having happened, Lat. infectus : hence false, groundless. €s, = ayevrjs 11. Adv. ov, privat., yfvv) unbegotten, unborn : without origin. II. like aytvrit 11, lowborn, mean. Dor. for yL•a.

-€5,

)

^. €-5, ,, yis. 48, Ion. impf. oi

{ayw,

Dor. for

6,

-€5,

(a

ov, of, c.

leading the host.

y€ox^^) not

privat.,

tasting:

gen.

, {ayaa)

[]

in good sense, wonder, awe, bad sense, envy, hatred, spite : of

in

2.

, , , , ,

{ayvv)

,

[d],

Ep. for

ky,

a fragment,

piece, splinter.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of ayvvpi,

to break.

Ep. 3

yfp.

pi.

and

pf.

plqpf.

yd. 7. -€, , () -(. , -€5, -, , -, , ,^.

-€,

pf. act.

and

pass, of

to drive

(ayos,

,

ov,

(a

privat.,

~$.

(

away pol-

piaculum exigere

:

cf.

{ayw) Lat. agnien, a body or division of an army, a corps, esp. of the Lacedaemonians. Dor. manliness, manhood, courage. (ayav, Dor. opos, 6, manly, heroic : also headstrong, haughty : and sometimes stately, splendid. pf. act. of ay to lead.

-, -,

, -5, , -5, -, -, , , ^,

not

=

ov,

-5,

sq.

growing old:

Contr.

OJV

generally, '.

ace.

yp, nom.

nom. dual

)

,

(ov,

sing,

and

:

from old age, undying, undecaying.

ov, (a privat., yrjpas) free

ov,

yiVioKoyio) without

ov, (a privat.,

unknown

,

of

yp.

ypos.

lution or a polluted person, Lat.

grave, sullen.

yvv

pass,

aor. I inf. of

ter.

€,

, ,

I

aycpovTO, 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 med. of aycpoxos, ov, = cws, , {ayapd) a gathering, mustering. ov, in good sense, brave, high-minded, lordly : in bad sense, overweening, haughty, fierce. Adv. -<*}^• (Deriv. uncertain.)

pass, of

company.

-€5,

yep.

aor.

pi.

3

the gods, jealousy.

to live in herds, to be

{ay€\^ belonging to a herd, feeding

II. in

.

yepav,

Ep. for

reverence.

solitary, desolate.

at large.

,

,

without taste

gregarious.

from 070;

-€5,

ov, (a privat., yepas) without a gift of honour, unrecompensed, unrewarded. dycpccrOai, Ep. aor. 2 med. inf of ay

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., 764x0;»') without

neighbour:

(«,

^,

yf]pv

ace. plur.

or

yps.

= ayqpaos.

)

contr. for ayqpaos.

ov, {aykoa Dor. for yio1l, leading the chorus or dance. [d] rjpos. Dor. for admirable, wondrous. [3]

, , ,

y.

, {yaa)

,

, ,

(ayios) to hallow, consecrate.

, {) {y) , = yaa.

3 sing. aor. aros,

1 pass,

imper. of

that which

is

y. hallowed,

a holy place, sanctuary. ov, 0,

ayi,

Att.

f.

consecration, sanctification.

,

^

{ayios) to hallow,

Lat. dedicare. f.

riyiviov. Ion.

Ep. ayivccKov :

pres. :

inf.

make

^^

sacred,

:

lengthd. Ion. form of

impf.

y,

^ .-,

:

:

—

— Med.

-,--

to carry, bring

have brought one.

to

to bear fruit,

(sub.

:

') ),

Psalms and

the

other books of the Old Testament as distinguished from the Law and the Prophets.

,

(ayos) devoted to the gods, Lat. sacer,

a, ov,

sacred, holy: of persons, pious, pure: as Subst., ayiov,

, ,

sometimes Uke Lat. In old Att. ayvos is used instead,

a sanctuary.

TO,

,

,

[]

,

in pi. holy rites, the service

hence

€, {)

-

,

=

{dytos)

in

)

for

€,

take or

lift

f. {aynas, Dep. up in the arms. Adv. for ayKas, on the arm, i.e.

-6, ,

Lat. cubito presso

arms of the f.

the

sea, etc.

aor.

,

to

in plur.

=

on

:

in

ya^v =

,

ay

/,

:

to

,

6,

.

arms.

an armful

-€,,=$ •€. ', y, Adv.

:

is

em-

or

:

,

, Dim.

-€5, , to

it,

the

{$,

,

bow

:

a small hook. with a hook

5) ,

hook-shaped.

(akin to ayKos,

()

a fish-hook.

plur. the bent

enfolding;

used only in metaph. anything closely

poet, for

arms.

II.

cf.

. arm

to hasten.

f.

poet, for

^,

pass. pf.

:

make crooked

with crooked

,

:

:

Hence

or hooked.

,

of javelins, furnished with a

{5, its

,

shape,

read only of

i.

Att.

£

cD

Lat. ancijra, an anchor,

first e.

in Find.

;

Homer

for in

stones used as anchors.

aor.

:

{):—

I

a small anchor. holding by the an-

of

when

kv

;

,

aor.

i

part, of

safe at anchor.

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, also the curved horns of a bay or creek of the sea

wvos,

like

. ;

Hence

(, () , {)

-€'€5,

hence and in

as

.

Dim. o(

ov,

opp. to what

€, ^,

plur. festivities. fut.

med.

,

to be

delight in

it.

, : {)

inf.

with

of

,

in

pass.

:—to an ornament : adorned with a thing, be proud of it, Hence an ornament; cf.

Att.

):

splendid, adorn

make —Pass,

bright-haired.

splendour, beauty, brightness : is useful, pomp, show, vanity,

zho festive joy, triumph, and

plur. vanities:

f.

60$, TO, a bend or hollow, esp. of the hence a mountain-glen, dell, valley.

-€8, :

hooked

, {) , , ,) : |, , , ) -, (, ^ ', , ,,

sense.

poet, for

for

ivith

claws.

for

. -. -, -, -, '', ,

(5)

,

ov,

the lyre.

of a fishing-rod.

poet,

with curved

Lat. uncus) crooked, curved, ov, of the eagle's beak, hooked. \y~\ ov, with curved bow.

beak.

chor

of or for

^)

and

crooked

sella curulis.

17,

angling.

is,

oSovs) crook-

weapons.

. Dim.

an arm.

of

with

couftsel, wily.

5, , -, , -, -. , , bound

)

o,

-, $ 5, -5, ($, ) -, (, -5, (-, )

toothed, barbed, o(

f.

angling.

ov,

Tvos,

to hook, catch as with a fish-hook.

poet, for

angling

,

of to

as Subst.,

($, , {3, , , , {'5, $) -5,. ',Roman {8, $)

we

a bundle.

into or in the arms.

,

—

a small dart or used to translate the

II.

so called from

poet, for

, €08,

Adj.

,

:

thong, thonged.

that which

() {)

verb.

arm

Dim. of

-, -,

to

a bundle, Lat. manipulus. braced.

,

feet,

enfolding,

I

, {) , . -, , ()-. () ^, , ,) -, {, (,

take in the arms.

a^KclXCs, idos,

—

mostly

closely

[/fct] :

,

,

throivn from the bent

of a

arm,

bent

{)

Att.

Dep.:

pf.

:

resting

-.

metaph. anything

II.

leash of a hound, a bow-string.

of

also in the arms.

{ayKri)

^, \'.

plur.

as the

:

poet, for

,

:

:

bend of the thong of a

was hurled, Lat. amentum : also 2. any thofig or string, e. g. the

it

oi'tos, o,

compds. of the with words beginning with , e. g. ayKti-

^,-(.

the

esp. the

hooked spurs, of a fighting cock.

ys.

poet, abbrev. for

prep,

it,

rites

to be pious, live piously.

-,

by which

:

Lat. ancilia.

perform sacred

to

, ,

like

the javelin itself.

of javelin.

From

the temple or sanctuary.

,

a loop in a cord

II.

javelin,

,

poet, for

[],

arm.

-. -.

poet, for

a javelin.

(dyios) sanctify, holiness.

mostly

f.

sacer,

II.

5,—5,

accursed.

-8,

written by inspira-

ov, (ayios,

tion

II.

,

aor.

:

also to give as

'.

—

—

. , ,

—

:

ayAaoyvtos

-€5,

aYXdo-yutos, ov, {ayXaos, ymov) with beautiful limbs. ov, {ay\aos, StvSpov) with beautiful

-5, -5,

))

trees.

did

-5, -5,

with splendid

ov,

{ay\aos,

ov,

{ay\aos, Kapiros) bearing or be-

throne.

-$, '"0'5,

(ayXaos, Kovpos) rich in fair

youths.

,

,

also

heautiftd, brilliant, bright

/.) , -5,

dat.

$)

ov, {ay\aos,

famous for

the feast.

splendid, stately,

6v,

6s,

Adv.

a thing.

-,

god of the

ai-

-,

ace.

,

{ayXaos,

)

{ayKaos,

bright-eyed

5,

subj.

Adv., pres. act. part, of

:

ge-

sour,

:

-5, 05, , ,

piw) pure-flowing. pure, chaste, unsullied : holy, saAdv. II. c. gen. pure from a thing. (Akin to dyios, ayos.) Att. o,=\vyos, a tall tree like the

'^, , ,

cred.

-$.

Ep.

-5,

= a-y\(VKTjs.

is,

^,

:

-5, -5,

dumbness.

From

:

iay^

sub

[a", v.

yXwaaa)

without tongue : silent, dumb, Lat. elinguis. speaking a strange tongue, =

II.

, {yvv) fragment. ,$, , {^)

bone.

-,

-5,

broken

II.

-,05,

ov,

—

,, , ^, ,

privat.,

a

'ya

to

:

Pass, with

-,

also not cleansed.

of cloth,

tiot

f.

:

make pure,

:

:

aor.

—

riyviaa

I

{ayvos)

:

to

:

purify, cleanse, Lat. lustrare.

burn as a

II.

sacrifice.

ayvios, a, ov, (ayvos)

,

made of withy

{yv)

a

or

means of

agnus

castus.

purification,

05, , (yvi) {yv)

purification, expiation.

ov, o,

Ep.

yva:—

:

Ion.

a purifier. [] f.

:

and Ep. 3

Pass., aor. I

from *a-yvoos

:

aor.

sing.

/;^?/!':

= a-voos)

I

p{.

yvat:

:

pf.

(as

not to perceive or know,

ignorare : in Homer mostly, he perceived or knew well Pass, not to

—

absol. to mistake, be

in part, ayvou/v, by mistake.

,a

yv) wanting

ini-

sense

senseless, thoughtless, headstrong.

, , €

, ,

obscure.

II.

2.

wrong ; hence

Hence

fault of ignorance, oversight ; and

un-

(a privat., yvu/vai) pass obscure, ignoble.

, , -5

act.

II

not knowing, ignorant of a thing. Adv. of ayvos.

.

,

(ayvais) a not knowing, ignorance, a being unknown, obscurity. or Ion. and Ep. for ^73 sing. aor. l of yvoi.

€,

formed from foreg.

-5, yvos pres.

, ,

or

,

yva,

ayvduaacKe

to be ignorant, Lat.

II.

I.

senseless pride, ar-

III. unfairness, unkindness, Lat. misunderstandings. From

unknown, heard of forgotten.

atonement.

yvoia,

:

or judgment:

II.

ov, ovos, (a privat.,

judgment

known:

{ayvos) to observe scrupulously, also simply, to of, c. inf. c. gen. to keep oneself pure from.

Att.

f.

or

in plur.

:

-5, 5,

chastity.

chastity.

make a point of conscience be pure or chaste

yv(v,

want of sense

unfeeling, unkind: unjust.

, iayvivd)

,

—

(yvv)

senselessness, ignorance.

quitas

new.

, {ayve) purity,

be known.

:

f. to act without judgment, act ignorantly or tmfairly. Adv. of senselessly.

rogance.

unbending.

^)

II.

s(\.

(a

of

precipice.

yv)

cliff,

ov, (a privat.,

ov,

e.

yvo€v

frango

ayvv.']

v.

;

,

breakage, fracture

a

if

pf. 'iaya. Ion.

:

broken, to snap, shiver in pieces of sound, to spread around : of a river, to flow in a broken, i. e. winding course, [a in pf. edya. Ion. (ya but in aor. 2 pass, eay^, a in Hom., d long

a

€>,

fin.]

break, sfiap, crush, shiver, Lat.

in Att.

ov, (a privat.,

Att.

Ep.

^,

:

:

,

Att.

,

^

purity, chastity.

aor. I 3 dual ayvvrov fut. aor. 2 imperat. a^ov, inf. a^ai, part, a^as

, , $. , , , ,

ayXWos, only used in plur. ayXWis, a head of garlic, which is made up of several cloves.

to offer,

igno-

pf. act. 'idya, to be

harsh.

carded, i. ayveia,

yvoi,

rant ly.

pass,

(a privat., yXivKos) not sweet

is,

if

yvoi.

218, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of written ayvoifiai, it is 3 sing. pres. 24.

$, , (ayvos)

nerally, flashing.

-€5,

but

igno-

of ignorance.

willow, the agnus castus.

,

bright trident.

cDiros, 6,

form for

, ) ", c.

:

(Akin to

-cDs.

y\i],

the

cf.

:

poet., esp. Ep.,

Od.

a fault

:

ov, (ayvos,

gracing

of men, famous, noble

:

, , (,

.

yva,

lL = [poet, sometimes ayvoid

yvoi•.

stowing goodly fruit. ov,

, , apt to err from ignorance. , {yvoi) want of perception,

rance.

bestowing splen-

{ayXaos,

ov,

gifts.

—

act. not

-5,

.

yyv)

an tmknown tongue

:

not to be known.

2.

knowing, ignorant aor. I inf. of

,

= yvoi.

ov, (a privat.,

unfruitfulness.

unII.

of, rivus.

From

ov, (a privat., yovrf) pass,

unborn.

II.

not producing, unfruitful, barren : c. gen. not productive of, destitute of; tokos ayovos, fruitless act.

travail,

,

born.

when

-$,

2.

the mother dies before

left childless.

,

ov, (a privat., yoos)

,

Ep. and Ion.

the

unmourned.

child

is

, , (yep) any

:

—

:

:

——

;:

:

ayopaaaOe an Assembly of the People, opp. to the II. the place of Assembly, Council used not only for public debating, elections, and trials, but also for buying and selling, and all kinds especially, the marketof business, Lat. forum III. a speech made in the forum, speakplace.

{).

—

^,

, ,

mark of

Lat. annona

or ayopfjs

when

the market-place was full to ayoprjs SiaXvais, the time just after noon :

they went

home from

of ay

market. Ep. for ayopaade, 2

opp.

:

when

to the Assembly or market. Ep. for rjyoprjaaTo, 3 sing. aor.

, , {^) $, ,

dyopos,

eos,

hence

:

speaker, orator.

power of

i

.

any matter of

reli-

pollution, guilt, Lat. pia-

culum: also the curse which follows it. person or thing accursed, an abomination.

, ",

med.

i

poet, for ayopa.

0,

or

gious awe

{^) , {)

the gift or

speaking, eloquence.

oyos

V. as a

to hold a market,

time, ayopa

the forenoon,

, ,

Adv.

, ,, IV. things

ing, gift of speaking, Lat. concio. sold in the fortwi, esp. provisions,

:

—

assembly, esp.

ayopav

. €. ,. !

2,

the

3.

an

expiatory sacrifice.

, , {y) a ,

leader, chief.

II, the bent arm, of the hand. like ayKOjv, yoiv. yopoa. [ayopaaaee^ (Akin to ayKUjv, [a] Ion. f, aor. rjyopaaa pf. qyopa/ca , a catching, hunting; aypav also, a way of catchto k
yopv

of

pres. ind.

pi.

:

;

:

:

:

the flat

,

,

yv.)

—

—

-$,

)

ov, in,

of,

or belonging to the market-

place, an epith. of several gods. the market-place

—

dealers.

2.

oi

hucksters, petty traffickers, retail-

I.

:

frequenting ayopaioi (with or without dvII.

idlers or loungers, like Lat. subros-

—

hence the and so generally the common sort III. word is used of things, low, mean, vulgar. generally, proper to the assembly, suited to forensic speaking, business-like : ayopaios (sc. , a irani,

),

,05, , ,

court-day.

,, -.8, , )

of or for the

bis office, Lat. Aedilicius.

or

of the a clerk of the market, , (ayopa, regulated the buying and selling there, like the

who Rom.

—

Ep. aor.

I

:

meet in the Assembly, sit in debate in the Assembly, Lat. concionari. Dor. for to

{ayopa) also to speak

Dep. :

:

yop.

fojs,

, {yop)

that which

sold

:

in plur. wares,

is

bought or

merchandise.

who had

the slave

to

buy provisions, the purveyor, Lat. obsonator. ", of or for trafficking commerce, trade. dyopaartKi] (sub. or trade: fut. Ep. ayapcvov impf. yp€ov, Med., aor. riyopevaa, Ep. ay- pf. yyopiVKa

€, -(

:

:

aor.

yop€v

:

:

:

Pass., aor.

yopcv (, :

pf. jjyopcv-

(",

$

pf. (but in Att. the fut. in use is aor. itnov) {ayopa) to speak in the Assembly, to ayocounsel generally to speak ; or pevfiv 2. to proclaim, deto speak ill of one. clare : Med. to get a thing proclaimed. :

—

:

, ,

:

Ep. and Ion. for ayopa.

,,

ll. = ypaos, unwritten. unwritten ; ayp. d-YpaiTTOS, ov, {a privat., the unwritten moral law cf, aypa^os. f, to be an aypavXos, to dwell in the fields, of shepherds. dwelling in the fields, ov, {aypos, of shepherds of things, rural, rustic. ov, = aypaiTTos, unwritten ; aypa
yp) :

)

-5, — ,-3$, :

-

moral law,

2.

registered in a written

€6, 6, Homer

Adv.

as

!

and

2 sing,

, ,

in

laws of custom.

^ II.

list.

just like

of aycTc, come! come

plur, imperat.

7€,

not

:

quick

65, ,

ov, {aypos) of the country, rural, rustic :

also, clownish, boorish, like aypoiKos.

€\)], , clownishness

Hence

the life of a clown or

:

boor.

buying, purchase.

, {yop) , , {yop) , {yop)

ypa) without learn-

unlettered, Lat. illiteratus, esp. un-

able to read or write.

on

Aedilis.

ov, {a privat.,

{ypaa),

ture,

^65.

^ , . $, , , , ) the court

yopavo5

-5,

ing

Hence

Adv. from the Assembly or market ; and

,

a harrow, rake. 17s, {dypa) taken in bunting. aypa, spoil taken in the chase. that which is taken in the II. a net, toil. chase, booty, spoil. a hunter. ,

€$, , = ov,

€, ,

, , ,

€$, , €>, ,

{yp€)

{ype) = ayp€UT-qs.

ijpos, 6,

\$ €,

a hunter, like aypfis. fishing; ayp.

6,

ayp.

II.

as

€5, bounds;

Adj. used in hunting

a fishing-rod.

€05,(, ,,

fit for, skilled in bunting. From {dypa) to bunt, take by hunting, metaph. to hunt after, pursue eagerly. to bunt after, pursue Aeol. form of f.

catch

^, — :

eagerly

yp€,

:

see dypei, ayptiTe.

.

Ion. for aypa. f.

:

aor, riypiava

:

{aypios)

—

I. intrani.

—

:

iiypiiXaLos

8

2. causal, to make savage, provoked, angry, angry, provoke. ov, (aypios, k\aia) of a wild olive :

to he

) -, -. ) -05, -«5,

as Subst.

,

aypUKatos,

,

ov,

fruits, like

,

a wild

eating wild a

poet, writing wildly.

$,

(5,

2. in Att. also opp. to aaruos, Lzt./erus, ferox. 3. (as Lat. rusticus to urbanus) boorish, rude. also of any violent passion, wild, vehement, fuIII. Adv. -s, also neut. pi. aypia, rious.

, -, ,-$.

Hence

$, ,

like

:

pf.

ya^

vage.

with a rough voice,

(aypios)

to

:

to

make wild

grow etc.

:

or sa-

wild, and in

— of men,

to

^^.

=

-05, ,

-€, -5, €,

) )

(aypos,

,

, -^,

ov,

(aypos,

vy(v.

neighbour, opp. to

,

(dypa,

yev)

a giver of booty.

Att.

II.

)

-,

Dep. to be boorish. From

living in the country, dyp-oiKos, ov, (aypos, 2. of men, boorish, rude: opp. to aareios. 3. of fruits, grown in the country, common, opp. to ytvvaios but also 4. of land, rough,

rustic: hence

$, ,

:

uncultivated, like aypios.

Adv.

-5, €$, , )-8,

clown.

like

,, ,

assembled.

Hence

(aypos,

yps, a

)

ov, part.

countryman,

a land-steward. Ep. aor. 2 med. of

y€p,

plants

chase

:

:

,

(aypvirvos)

,

or (Is

sleeplesstiess,

a watcher of

to he to be

wakeful, lie watchful for or

(ypi,

-vTrvos, ov,

Hence

waking, watching.

virvo$)

= av7rvos,

sleepless,

wakeful.

=€;>, to catch.

,

man.

yp6s,

, (aypos) = (dypa) a hunter

II.

:

and

los

ecus,

,

5,

a

fern.

3, , a huntress.

country-

a grass that mules feed

, ,, , ov,

, = yps,

a countryman

—

as Adj.

of the field, wild.

, , , -5,

(ayw) a way or road : in towns, a street, a public place ; in plur. a city, town. [ayvia\ Hence

, = ^A.yvi(vs

:

voc. ^A-yviara. [ayvia]

5, , fem. of foreg. a neighbour.

as Adj.

^Ays

uepaireiai, the

,

streets

II.

worship of Apollo

(ayvia) name of Apollo as guarand public places.

want of

yv) yvas

untrained ;

thing, also eis or -npus

, 08,

ov, (aypos) poet, for aypios, wild, of

II. (aypa) fond of the of men, rustic. ayorepa, the huntress. hence

From

exercise or training.

ov, (a privat.,

.

Adv.,

II.

without exnvos unpractised in a 2. unharassed, undisexeiv to be un-

yvs

practised.

, ,

17,

Aeol. form of ayopa, a gathering,

crowd, assembly, [d]

|,,

, (yep) a collection. (yvps) to collect by begging, [a] ov, , (y€p) properly a gatherer,

, ) ' *,

lector

:

col-

hence a beggar, vagabond, mountebank, cheat.

Hence

, , like a mountebank. , fem. of ypp. ov, (dyxi,

hand ; ay .

fighting hand to

arms for close fight.

Adv. of place, = (77^5, near, nigh at band, Sup. Comp. ayxiov and Cf. ayxov, dyxiOTos. [t] ayxiffra, ov, also , ov, (dyxi, aXs) near the sea, of cities but of islands, near the sea on all sides, sea-

— yo. -5,

close by, c. gen.

,

:

- -,-\5. -5, -,

dypovSc, Adv. of aypos, to the country. ov, and in Anth. , ov, (aypos, hunting the country, rural: also = aypios, wild. , Lat. AGER, afield, land: also the country, as opp. to the town.

'5, , €5, ,

(aypos,

a thing, Lat. invigilare rei.

€-5,

a clown, rudely.

poet, for

as Adj. rustic.

II.

upon

tos,

,

f.

intent

turbed.

(aypoiKos) boorishness, coarseness. the country : pi. country houses.

life,

:

ercise,

a country

Adv. of aypos, from the country.

country

,

ypvev rivi

awake

,

feeding in the

dwelling in the country. ovos,

(aypos)

as Adj. living in

the country.

dian of the

)

-5, , ,

field,

, , , , , ,

2.

the country, rural, rustic.

c'iws,

[t]

(aypios, eiSos) of a wild nature. wild-looking. (aypios,

€S,

5,

fern,

Agyieus.

be savage or fierce, Lat. efferari. ^,

fern.

,

aor. rjypiaj-

:

mostly in Pass, to be wild, of plants,

II.

ya,

, -,

pf.

:

)

•ypa — Pass.,

aor.

:

a countryman:

on.

wildness, fierceness. Lit. feritas.

ov, (aypios,

f.

,

f.

aypios, a, ov, also os, ov, {aypos) living in the fields, I. of animals, opp. to living wild: hence i. wild, savage, Lzt./erus; cvs aypios a wild hozr. wild. 3. of countries, wild, of trees, opp. to II. of men and uncultivated, unreclaimed. i. in moral sense, wild, savage, fierce, animals,

wildly, fiercely.

,

aKos,

making wild : of

(aypios,

, = yp6s,

rjpos,

aypOTfipa, as Adj. rustic.

countryman, countrywoman.

olive, oleaster.

{aypios,

, , , -, )

— ^yxldfos.

:

:

girt, like

(s,

$)

(dyxi, gen. ovos,

ov,

deep close to shore. (dyxi, ytircuv) near,

neighbouring.

yva) of a neighbouring land. (dyxi, dios) near the gods, i. e. like gods or dwelling with the gods. ov, (dyxi,

ov,

:

-8, , (^, )

-,, -.5, ,,

bouring,

[]

near the door, neigh-

Adv.

in neut. as

come

or stand near

;

hand.

e^

(ayxi,

is,

,

near:

al-

at

, )-5,

-, 5 . -8,

-8,

contr.

ov,

-, -,5,

poet.

noKis) near the

, , ,

«(ws,

(dyxi,

(dyxi,

^)

, ,

(dyxi,

KO\a/c€s ayx'nropoi flatterers at one's elbow.

, {y^riv) nearness

, , , 8, ,,

of kin.

II.

, = dyxiania. $, ,

c. dat.

:

()

the

:

,

to be

near

to one,

aor. 2

,

fut. :

,

^ya

:

doa^.

fut.

yayv. — Pass.,

med. pf.

poet, for ayxiarevs, ayxiOTrfp

(

;

or

fut.

with pass,

signf.

verb. Adj.

:

—

lead on, lead towards ; dyev led on to death c. inf., dyei it leads to death hence to lead, as a general to guide, as the gods,

to

etc.

.

:

;

3. to

bring up, train, educate, naXSis or 4. to draiu out in length

murum

dyuv, Lat.

form of ayxiCTos,

, ,

-

;

ducere, to build a wall.

(, (,

like Lat. agere, to hold, celebrate,

iraeovs immediate author of the suffering.

,

^, redupl. yoa. — Med.,

pf.

ayayuv

inf.

I. Act. to lead, lead away, of persons, q.v.
Kojs

esp. to be next of kin, to be heir at law.

8,

Ep.

inf.

;

(ayxiara) the next of kin

€,

f.

^ --

yayov,

aor. 2

:

^^,

i

or dyeiv km rovs diKaaras, to carry before a court of justice, Lat. rapere in jus. 2.

rights of kin, right of inheritance.

heir at law.

aor.

but also

or

poet, for ayxi-noKis.

ayxiaros.

v.

^

fut.

:

freq.

aor. I pass,

dwelling in the land. passing near;

city,

ov,

ovv,

nearly equal;

Adv. doubtfully, Lat. aequo Marte. Lat. AGO: impf. ^yov, Ep. dyov. Ion.

aor. I

a short voyage.

;

ys,

05)

yaa, :

',

:—

ov, {dyxi, a doubtful battle.

,,

less

absol., or

dy

hang.

dyiaKov

-vovs, ovv, (ayxi, vovs)

ready of mind, shrewd, Lat, sagax. Comp. Adv. of nearer.

near by sea

5 ",

-5,

also

wit, shrewdness,

Lat. sagacitas. -voos, ov, contr.

c. dat., cf.

hand:

^yxov : f. : aor. ?iy^a Lat. to press tight, esp. the throat : to strangle,

ANGO, throttle,

from nigh

near the clouds.

a ready

gen., also

9

near, nigh at

impf.

kkOeiv or

-, (, )($) -,

to

=

c.

'(5.coming

(^,

ways

~ ,. ",

—(5.

) '/ -

,=

:

to hold, keep, observe,

etc.

life, live.

Lat. ducere, to hold, consider ; kv

:

also

$-

anovMs,

Lat. agere vitam, to lead a

5.

etc.

dyciv

:

6. like

dytiv or dyehold in honour, etc. 7. like (\(, to ov, Sup. Adj. next or nearest: weigh so much, e. g. dyeiv II. ayxiaros yivfi nearest of kin neut. ayxiarov, or Kovs, etc., to weigh a mina, 300 darics, etc. to lead away for oneself, carry off, as ayxiara, as Sup. Adv. most nearly, ayxiara 'ioiKas Med. dpyvpov T€ dyeaOai. most nearly like oi ayxiara the next of kin : freq. 2. dyfaOai II. of yvvaiKa, Lat. uxorem ducere, to take to oneself a c. gen. as ayxiara rivos, nearest to him. wife; absol. dyeaOai, to marry; but also of the father, time, last, Lat. proximus. turning near, to choose a wife /or bis son. ov, {dyxi, dy€3. 2. quick-changing, quick-wheeling, oi a bird. to let pass through the mouth, i. e. to changeable, sudden : neut. pi. dyxiarpocpa as Adv. utter. es x^ipas, to take a thing 4. dyeaOai into one's hands. suddenly. ov, poet, lengthd.

close-packed, in a heap.

,

:

)

;

-5, -€,

. , ,

ov, gen. ovos, {dyxi,

borders, neighbouring.

,

)

near the

, ('7) throttling,

, -, ,

TTiXas as

and

grief.

y6vs

yv

as

,

Adv.

yor €5, , as

:

y6vs

{()

poet, for

-^.

ov, Sup. Adj.

yo^r,

like

{dyxi) nearest, next c.

gen.

itpoar}Kovris the nearest of kin. ov,

Comp.

Adj.

()

{yy) fit for leading by,

of a dog's

nearer.

fcus,

or drags.

0,

{dy

to lead)

II.

a leader, one

that

that by which one leads,

;

of

,

a

{dy) a leading away, a carrying away

or off: also in intrans. sense, a going away. bringing to or in, bringing before an assembly.

,

2.

a 3.

a leading towards a point, guiding : the leading of an army, guiding a state. 4. a training, educating

dyxiara,

ov,

rein, leash.

anguish hanging ; 2. a rope for banging, halter. , ov, fit for strangling or

bad

hanging.

mostly

;

,

draws

strangling, banging

worse than hanging

, ,

'

collar or leash.

-TOKos, ov, {dyxi, tokos) near the birth, Adv. {dyxov) from nigh at hand. Adv. = nigh at band, c. gen.

Kpuaaov

,

to

:

ya, that

mode of life. {dyw) easy to be carried: things portable, a cargo of wares. and

may

intrans. conduct,

ov,

be carried atvay

delivered into bondage. plaisant.

:

dyojII.

of persons, outlawed, or III.

easily led,

com-

—

:

, ,

:

—

10

, {&^) ()

>$,

load of a wagon. leading, guiding: as Subst.,

the

6v,

, a guide; ayorfoi an escort. III. drawing to oneself, leading towards.

', $,

citing, c. gen.

ayojyov, attractiveness.

attractive,

:

,

II.

eli-

:

:

ahtia.

Adv.

aywviOTiKws ixnv to be disposed for

-Ko/s,

6€, ,

combat.

-, , :

a judge or director of the

to be

f.

games

) ) )) $) ) 5.

,

generally, to direct, promote, judge, decide.

From

(,

ayopa ov, 6, esp. a president in 2. a place of the games : a judge. an assembly met to see games. . Ion. for ^ays, an itching, sting. assembly: a place of contest, the arena or staor , igiiorance, unskilII. the assembly of the Greeks at their dium. aywv fulness in doing. From great national games, as, aywv ov, (a privat., unknowing, ignoetc. : hence the contest for a prize at rant of, c. gen. but, 2. generally, any struggle or contheir games. beyond the knowledge, i. e. reach of ill. 4. an test, aylm' irtpt 3- a battle. = foreg. unknowing, 6s, (a privat., action at law, trial. 5. metaph., kariv ayibv ignorant of, c. gen. also c. inf. unknowing how to. \6yojv, etc., now is the time for speaking, ov, (a privat., unknown. fighting, etc. Dor. for ov, (a privat., a president or b, (ayaiv, ov, privat., not to be eaten, judge of a contest. utdawful to eat. 2. gymnastic , a struggle for victory. V, gen. vos, (a privat., of the mind, agony, exercise, ivrestling. 3.

an assembly,

like

,

:

!,

-,

. , -, ) ,

, -5, -$,

,

-5,

^) $ -. -5, ) (

-,

Tos

anguish.

riyc/jviiov

pf. riycuviaKa

:

—

:

to be

yvoa. to be anxious about a thing. yvoa.

[]

f.

engaged

compete, like

aor. I 1770;-

:

a

in

contest, to

to strive eagerly,

II.

—

:

—

Att.

fut.

for the pass,

aor. I

forms see

signf.

2

11.

contend for a prize, esp. in the public to contend in the foot-race nrpi rivos to contend for a prize or irpos Tiva to contend with one. 2. tofight. 3. to II. to contend for the prize on the stage, act. ypacp-qv, to contend against in a law-suit ; ay. to fight against a fight a cause to the last; ay. 2. in Pass, to be won by a hard charge of murder, aywves contest, but rarely save in pf., e. g.

.

yoJVvo (),

many

battles

r|yvv.

8,

have been fought ; so also in aor. l ov, {aywv) presiding over the contest or ayojvios the games, as an epithet of the gods: cessation/rom combat, [d] a contending for a prize. {ya!voa) a contest for a prize, generally, a contest : in plur. achievements, ex-

\•

, {yvoa)

,

, €, ,

ploits.

an

II.

object to strive for

contest, distinction.

an

III.

the prize

of that with which one ;

essay, declamation.

,

{yvoa) rivalry. Adj. of

verb.

,)

yon'oa,

one must

(yvoai)

ov, , a combatant, rival, the games: an advocate: also an actor; hence

^np-ayvs, (v(p-ayys, champion.

,

or striving: (sub.

,

{^)

etc.

2.

a

fit for contesting ayarvifor winning: the art of winning or prevailing.

also fitted

—

-$.

adamantine, of steel: Adv. -$.

ov,

ov,

avTos,

able

:

)

as adamant, stubborn.

hence,

privat.,

6,

hence

I.

-8,

) )

also

:

as Adj. inexorable.

-8,

ov,

horses, unbroken, ov,

males, unwedded.

-,

-, )-8,

unconquere. the

properly of

(a privat.,

—

[^-

but also

:

ov, (a privat.,

Adv.

-

:

as in

--

without expense,

-.

ov, tribute-free. ov, (a privat.,

aor.

, €€, -, €.

.($, .

poet, for

poet, for

aor. I opt. of

pf. part,

.

of

I

undivided. ahtfis, Ep. vocat. of 6775.

€8,

II.

untamable metaph. inexorable. Trag. form of foreg. also of fe-

TOS.^

costing nothing.

iron-bound.

adamant, i. the diamond.

as Subst.

hardest metal, prob. steel

of

€-

».

-,

etc., v. sub 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of [] fem. of Dor. poet, for also as Dor. ace. masc. and fem. ts, Ep. voc. privat., Ep. 2. fearless, secure : fearless, shameless. Adv. without fear or scruple, (($, security II. causing no fear, confidently, abundantly.

€,

contend. esp. at

Dor. for

is.

;

,

ayajviSdrai (Ion. for

without tears weeping, tearless. II.

act. not

I.

;

;

contends,

hence pass, unwept.

{$) hard -€05, (($, ) games . -$,

{aywv):

:

From

tears.

ov, (a privat.,

riyojvi-

to

yv(a

,

Adv. without

-,

v.

.

=

II.

I.

,,, , impf.

:

.

:

(,

-, -,

5)

—

$•.

((8, (

($,

( , ((,

not formidable.

(,

rity

;

,

{$) freedom from fear, etc., to

safety, secu-

grant an

am-

:

:

abeLrjs nesty; ev

^/

eluai to feel sectire

—

;

-, . () Adv.

gen. without fear for a person.

c.

dSeiv, aor. 2 a-Sitirvos,

(a

without food,

hiirrvov)

privat.,

unfed.

-«(05,

)

-TCUS.

-€€$,

, -,

Tivos.

6(, ,

€$, , £..

, , , , , -. -, , ,

for

of

fern,

^^,

a

brother's or sister's daughter,

TO,

Dim. o{

ther.

) ,

,

,

€\$,

\<$,

and

brotherly

6v,

Hence

2.

,

ov,

((<05,

I.

as Subst.

///

as Adj.

hence

:

/

) )

ov, (a privat., €s,

(a

ov,

pi.

/j'^i

kind-

ov,

-$,

(a privat.,

awkward. unseeti, invisible.

€05)

seeing,

unfettered,

libera

-€5, —

(a

ov,

privat.,

custodia,

€$)

unof

bitter, Lat.

without

a

)$)

acerbus.

^)

', € ^,. , -€8, **,

has

its fut.,

ov, (a privat.,

to

please, obsol.

aor. 2,

and

pf.

to be sated,

aor. I

and

opt.

pf. part.

satio.

untanned.

pres.,

whence

obsol. pres.,

or

and

its

be be sated; Cf.

,

II.

Att., but also

of

fut.

-•'5, -5, -5,

(, (a

ov,

(a

ov,

5-5, (

eating to excess, denot wasted. not to

undistin-

undecided. uninter-

-ws.

irrecon-

ov, (a privat.,

allowing no reconciliation. to be irreconcilable.

Adv.,

undissolved

ov, (a privat.,

irreconcilable.

2.

Adv.,

()

to be irreconcilable. ov, (a privat., ov,

act. not

understanding,

,

(a privat.,

also

,

wetted

ov,

--5,

ov,

in-

avs

) , ) -5, ) ) -5, ) , ) -«, -5, —

II.

be

) ) 2.

privat.,

Adv.

-5,

eXdv

)) ^)

})

privat.,

ov, (a privat., guishable: unintelligible.

-5,

"

[ww-],

the grave, death.

ov, (a privat.,

-€5,

*5

opt. of

I

:

incompre-

silly.

un-

a plant, maiden's hair.

not to be

(a privat.,

stilled, incessant, violent.

ov,

-€08,

headstrong.

,

-5.

not

(a privat.,

Adv.

-tcws.

torn

-s.

ov, (a privat.,

Adv.

not liable

(a privat.,

Adv.

ov,

whence come

without strife. without strife or unconquerable.

the god of the lower world, Lat, Attic iv and is in or into the house of

II. later,

asunder, unbroken.

sated.

un-

(*€)

5),

to error, infallible.

v.

may

or

^56(

:

-

it is

$)

. , . , -, ^) (iv

(with or without

hensible.

of writings, anonymous. d-ScTOS, ov, (a privat., unbound: free. not sweet, sour, is, (a privat.,

-€$,

,

Sup.

:

uncertainty.

,

ov,

:

dissoluble.

prisoners suffered to be at large on parole.

master

', (

cilable,

without looking.

Lat.

secretly

)

ov, (a privat.,

mitting, unceasing.

trees.

not

unknown,

II.

on..

great distress or anguish

privat.,

ecus, 6,

crossed, impassable.

brotherly

privat.,

Adv.

-€-$,

^)

(a privat.,

or

rivos to have enough of a thing.

exdv

Lat.

like

without

,

.'^

-

a thing, ^i/s/

brotherhood,

-Acws,

to be in

vouring, gluttonous.

a brother; in II.

or sisterly

ov, (a privat.,

-€$, bound;

,

.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

.

ov,

) . €$ ,

-€$,

sightless,

5,

, , , aor.

a family of brothers, a brotherhood.

-$, -|$,

ness.

Adv.

.

f.

Hades.

-kuis.

sister.

sisters.

geminus, in pairs, twin, also it.

adopt as bro-

:

Ion. -(peos, Ep. -cpuos,

, 17,

€\<$)

. .

ei.

5, , {\08)

ao and Pluto :

brother.

little

to

Ion.

brothers

<^<5s,

a

Adv.

brotherly.

copul.,

kariv

;

battle, uncontested.

niece.

, {($)

murderifig a brother or

(

ignoble.

ov,

unseen, secret

()

sister.

Att. contr. for

fut. Att.

($) unknown,

17^

;

brother's or sister's son, a nephew. ly,

-5,

-8, ,( -5, ,, , €\€, (^) $5 — Hades,

a

ov, contr.

or

great distress or anguish. Ep. Att. Adv. Lat. SATIS, enough, abundantly; to eat their fill, of horses enough of war

€6$. Ion. for €-65. £€0$, , . and Ion. for (\$. 17,

:

,

€<^77.

Ion. for

(a privat., not gnawed not carped at. to be at a loss about a thing. ov, (a privat., unhurt. uncertainty.

ov,

worm-eaten

at a thing.

€\.

Dor. for

,

not tithed.

not received or

act. not receiving, not capable of,

II.

unassailed.

certain whether

€€)

(a privat.,

oj/,

d-8€KT0S, ov, (a privat., believed.

Adv.

(a privat., 6e/fa^cu) unbribed.

oj/,

ov, (a privat.,

(\$)

-reus.

of

inf.

Of,

undaunted:

(a privat.,

oi^,

11

-$, Dor.

contr.

-8,

Ep. for a-Serjs.

€s,

-$,

708)

a promise of security.

-($,

^. -, ) (, -5, ) , ., ,

^' adeias with

;

immovable,

Hence

immovableness, obstinacy.

ov, (a privat.,

incorruptible.

, )) )

::

-$, -8, -5,

, freedom from

(

ov,

incorruptible.

From

corruption.

privat.,

, ,)

— 'AbpCa^,

12

ov, (a privat.,

({[-, ,

^) $)

II. taught, unlearned, rude. also, learnt without teaching. :

learnt

-€€8, -€^8,

-5,

worked

(•)

out, unfiriished.

-€€5, -5, -8,

ov, (a

privat.,

. € ' :(. ment given, undecided.

6€$,

Boeot. for

of

pf.

:

tvv

Ion.

impf.

:

:

^) ^) )

,

ov, (a priv.,

ov, (a privat.,

^{.

jure : thing

c. dupl.

:

—

ace,

Pass, to be

,

jury, Lat. injuria

:

-$,

)-, - ^,, -5,

.

,

i

subtlety,

-$,

an

act of

—

wrong.

in

a plea of injustice

5 \$

;

8,

to begin lawless acts of violence unrighteous gain. II. wrong, improper, ;

,

matched, as horses. a

,

III.

day on which

the courts

were

i.

e.

avfv

shut, Lat. dies

8. , , () Hence

nefastus.

Adv. without right or reason. close, thick: hence

.,

loud, esp. of sounds:

-5, ,

Comp.

-5, -5,

[]

ov,

( privat.,

Dor. for

ov,

Adv.

-$,

•,

ov, (a privat.,

-Tft»s.

ov,

(a

privat.,

thirsty.

rjros, 6,

,—

freq.

as

) )

Adv.

vehemently,

Comp.

i.

vehement,

2.

vs,

loudly;

{$)

repute.

,

II.

", 5,

II.

certain.

to be

of no reputation, stand hold in no esteem.

trans, to

)

disreputable, disgrace-

obscure, ignoble.

2.

)

ios, TO, satiety, loathing.

Dor. for

ios, TO,

-5,

[]

repute, dishofiour.

ill

-|8, ov, (a privat.,

ful.

e.

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

^5, joy. without

gifts.

) ) , , ) -5 -, €, €, ov, (a privat.,

-8, -,

\$) without

slaves,

un-

unenslaved.

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

,

Ep.

or

noiseless.

inactivity.

e's,

of

From

(a privat.,

, -,) ) -8.

sis,

from an

ly,

altar erected to her

a

name

of

by Adrastus

5.

as Adj., epith.

of Nf/itffis,

not corrected

from

c{. sq.

without doubt'

not running away, not inclined to run away. unplucked. ov, (a privat.,

thirst,

not

-€8, -, $, ,

,

ov. Ion. for

Hence

Ion.

7iot

to be

Neme:

later

escaped, as

if

ov, (a privat.,

Ion.

without

in-

active, listless, feeble.

Ion.

unarranged.

) ) . neut.

( privat.,

incorrigible.

ing.

,

— more

and

neut.

j

$.

attended, deserted.

crowded or thronged, close-packed. also

:

ill-

ill

i.

Hence

I

\oy OS

keenness,

( privat., ^^) unexpected.

ov,

not matter of opinion,

in respect to a person

II.

. )

>.

-8,

ov, (a privat., of persons and things, doing wrong, unrighteous, unjust; (is

unjust in a thing,

a

,,

',

f.

=

-

sense,

Hence

[a]

( $, , poet, for

injustice.

II.

($,

ov,

good

in

Hence

-,, , , ., ) $ , ( offence,

II.

, prating, frivolity.

[a]

, , -, ,

do

to

-€5,

also

[]

to prate,

disposed to prate, frivolous, [d] in Att. esp. of trea: ties, without dishonest intent. II. of liquids, unmixed, pure. Adv. -Xois, without fraud. Ep. for aor. 2 of impf. of not shaken. ov, privat.,

wrong.

TO,

,

ov,

talk idly,

to

ov, guileless, artless

to one.

one ought

untried,

rejected as spurious, re-

a prating fellow.

.

a wrong,

-,

fut.

keen, subtle reasoner.

aor.

Adv.

unproved, spuri-

II.

From

without judg-

:

II.

as

privat.,

( privat.,

ov,

) )

unexpected.

probate.

indescribable,

wronged or injured. a wrong done, a wrong, inc. gen., tivos a wrong done

, (^()

(

ov,

mean.

^,

unexamined.

f.

who has gone

also neut.

so also,

;

-$,

not

med. II. doxvrong. do one tvro?ig, to wrong, into wrong one in a

verb. Adj. of

-,

unproved. [] ous, base,

fut.

() , , €,

trans, c. ace. pers. to

( privat.,

ov,

Adv.

inglorious.

part. perf. pass,

:

with

Pass.,

($): — :

one

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of

out-

unable to get out. ov, (a privat.,

act.

II.

let.

). ).

(^,

6,

[/3a]

unexpectedly

without

(a privat.,

ov,

Hades.

to

not

ov, (a privat.,

to be twrought out or fijiished.

, -5,

of persons, unof things, not

unbroken, wild; of mai-

cattle,

dens, unmarried.

not different

ov, (a privat.,

indifferent.

-

poet, for

privat.,

untamed: of

imperishable.

II.

(

ov,

5.

fem. of

tSos, ace.

-5, , aos,

incorrupt,

a-paos. >, , the

Adriatic Sea.

, , , ,

—

:

:

—

'ASpiariKos and

-$, , ( ()$) grow i^,

ou, of the Adriatic.

not tart or pungent.

privat.,

Pass,

ripe

to

'5, , ,

ones strength. grown, ripe rally,

properly stout, thick

well-grown

:

$, , ($)

\3, ()

-8, -,

make

io

stoutness

ripe

—

,=

-.

Dor. for

want of

($)

f.

tinable to

—6

Adv.

,

(a,

a thing, c. inf.

weakly

, ,

, , ,

adytum

,

,

noi to be entered:

,

,

,

ov, (a privat.,

^-, -$,

Adv.

(

ov,

-$.

gifts,

gifts.

—

(

'$ , in.

a(. Dor. for aei.

[a]

:

one

who

gives

,

e,

^—

:

properly neut.

,

Adv. ever, always, for ever : to this time also «is or elaaei.

Dor.

Att.

sing

:

:

hence of

-65. With

Dor.

(jVo)

aor.

:

Pass., aor. i

l

pf.

:

;

Ep. :

—

all

—

:

descant on.

—

2. c. ace. pers. to sing,

resound with song.

Pass, to

^-,

Att. contr.

ov,

-, {, $) -€€ -

praise.

-, ,

3.

)

{(,

everliving, everlasting.

.

ever-green.

Att. contr.

[], seemly treatment, an outrage, insult, affront. [t],

contr.

-€5,

Adv.

,

,

un-

~$.

«s, Att. contr.

ever up the Artie.

(a privat., (Tkos) Neut, aeiKes aa

is,

jmseemly, pitiful, mean, shameful. Adv. in unseemly manner.

,

Att. contr.

{€$)

6-5,

:

pass.

aor.

-:

aor. I

inf.

aeiKi'

to treat unseemly, insult, abuse.

ov, {aei,

€€,

Att.

fut.

— Ep.

, , , . , ) Ep. aei/ciaaa:

€)

ever moving, in perpe-

tual motion, [t]

aor.

I

pass. inf. of

e.

Ep. aor.

e. I act.

and med. of

€,

€€5, Adv.

shamefully. of ever-babbling. aeiXoyiav as Att. law-term, ixeiv, TTpoTeiveaOai to court continual inquiry. From ov, {aei,

,

€-5,

ov, {aei,

€-5,

\ey)

ov, also

,

lasting.

Adv.

-TCus.

dci-vaos, ov, contr.

€-8,

los,

)

:

,,

bad

ever-memorable, ever-

-, , )

afi-irXavos, ov, {aei,

-

always talking.

ov, {aei,

in everlasting remembra?ice

ever-flowing.

^' aft

^,

^.€, ,

kinds of voices, to crow, twitter, also of other sounds, of the bow-string croak, etc. to twang, of the wind to whistle, of a stone to II. trans. ring. i. c. ace. rei, to sing, chaunt,

to

€-5,

dcOXios, ov, also a, ov, (deOKov) running for the prize ; aieKios the a raci-horse ; apple of discord.

Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for ov, Ep. and Ion. for

Att.

fut.

:

Alt. fut. of

from

:

ov, {aei,

aciKUJS, Ion.

Ion. impf. af'^Xcoi'.

Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for

oil,

"^

:

() undowered. \€.

Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for

,

Att.

sq.

without gifts, taking gifts that are no

, . €8, ^, » , . , . -, ov, (a privat.,

, ,. ) II.

€-5,

TjeiKiaa,

)

aftSoj.

(a privat., e'^evai) unknown, obscure. ever revolving, [] impf. Att. contr. Ep.

form.

-€, ,=€(.

—

gifts, fruitless.

nothing.

€,

[a]

privat,,

privat.,

(-yeves.

Att. for

(s,

d-eiKcXios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet, form for sq.

=

)

unbribed: II. giving no

-8, , , -$,

[]

ov, unbribed, incorruptible.

ov, (a privat.,

no

like aiev kovT€s, ever

-€€5, ov, (o privat., *€) unseen, dark. -€5, (a privat., *€';) unseen, without bodily

))-. ,

Adonis. 2. sowing quick-growing herbs

-5, -$,

pots for

at.

continually thrown.

Ep. 3 imperf. or 2 imperat. of

or

mourning for Adonis. Adonia. Hence , the mourning for Adonis.

,

and

Homer,

es,

6.

ihe nightingale,

to keep the

", 5,

—

the innermost sanctuary

q. v.

Dor. for

the

II.

.

also

:

Att. contr. for ovos,

of things,

strength.

,,,)$,

-hvTOs, ov, (a privat., or shrine, Lat.

:

2,

$.

Dor. for

hence as Subst.

strength,

: impossiwithout power, feebly, []

-Tcus,

ov, (dft,

€-€8,

aeiaa, Att.

do

)

in Dor. also alts, ais,

€-6€8, poet. €-€€8, , , {aei, yeveaOai)

rarely

wani of

III.

:

.-\,

:

Pass, unable to be done, impossible bility.

mon

afs

ad

is,

strength,

want

absol. without strength, powerless,

$,

ripe.

Hence

ability.

;

6€,

grow

Pass,

(a privat,,

-5,,,—

disabled

ripeness, ful-

:

abundance.

-, $)

-6iri|s,

the ruler for the time being, whoever is the reigning king. Besides aei the Ion. and poet, forms and aliv are very comaei

ruler

epith, of the gods in

poverty,

:

power, or

gene-

13

aetpai.

existing, immortal.

II.

,. ,. ,

-, ,€',

weakness

full-

= sq.

of the body.

ness, esp.

:

to

Hence

strong, great in any way. ^,

— hence

large, fat

stout,

:

:

come

to

:

:

)

(aft,

= 65,

ever-fasting.

deipa, Ep. for ^f
ever-wandering.

etp.

14

,,.(: aiCpoos,

)

ov, contr. aei-povs, ovv,

act-pvros, ov, {aei,

^

Att.

aor.

:

Pass., aor.

from

pf.

plunder to

but

:

oneself,

i.

hand, offer

also, to

hear

e.

apov-

off,

—

to lift,

carry off&s

;— Med.

to lift

up

win, take for oneself :—Fzss.

^($

;

sheath.

2.

to hoist sail

:

nom.

part.

uciai, 3

pi. fern,

and Ion.

poet,

for

>.

or

ap-

of

fut.

is,

ever-shining

{aei,

ever-watched or ever-

ov, (act,

watching, ever-wakeful.

,

exile for

(dft,

life.

ttei-xpovios, ov, (aei, xpjvos) everlasting.

,

{) , , ( (, ,

multa reluctans. anKeXios. Ep. Adv. against the

Virgil's

ov, for

or

Homer

will, often in

vito;

c.

Lat. Diis non propitiis.

-68,

ov, also a, ov, Att. contr.

(a privat., eKovaios) against

€)

the

will, forced,

, , , .)

luntary.

-(,

Lat. te in-

gen.;

[],

Att. contr.

ov,

(

ov,

invo-

privat.,

, (,

tion, [at]

,{) , -, )

deXXaios,

a, ov,

deWas,

),

(aeWa)

=

stormy, swift as the storm.

€$.

ov, {aiXka,

-,

the storm,

[a]

€-5, Homeric , ,

,, form of

in

swift as

struggling with

gen. noSos,

the storm,

(,

only found

Ep. form aeXXo-iros, like

etc.:

dat. pi.

,

to be

without hope, to despair.

unhoped for, un-

expected.

Lat.

ex

57,

an unloosed for event

insperato,

unexpectedly.

From a-eXiTTOs, ov, (a privat.,

\•)

—

;

—

-,

atpyd-t^ or

-= -

Ion. for afpy'ia.

[i],

a-epyos.

is,

,

aipyia. Ion. a not working, idleness. [], From 2. of a field, a lying fallow or waste. d-cpyos, contr, dpyos, ov, (a privat., *€py) not working, idle. Adv. -yu/s.

dpv,

.

contr.

dcpO^is, aor.

:

2.

,

Adv.

I pass. part,

' «,

) €(,

unlookedfor, un-

lifting up.

(, ,

in mist, or thick air

:

high in air. d-ipKTOS, ov, (a privat.,

From

,

f.

to

depo-panjs,

, , (,

d€po-vs,

Ion.

€-8,

ing in

cloudy.

i

pass,

{,

^p, in the air,

II.

epy) unfenced, open. tread in air, walk the air.

)

^-,

one

is,

who treads

in air.

(, ^) wheel-

air.

ov,

(,

€<, ,

5ovi)

tossed in

mid

air,

soaring.

aipo-eih't]^, is,

7)(€.

dcpo-KOpa|,

(,

(T8os) like the sky or air, misty:

an air-raven.

-, , )() afeos, 0,

€-{/, $, , an

d€po-C, ,

(,

:

to lose oneself in

€-5,

is,

) )

a battle in the

-, )

head high,

ov,

to

oti

the

floating in air, of

carrying the

, , and d«p-'os,

hovering

air.

measure

vague speculation.

(,

the clouds. Aeol. for

air-gnat.

(,

f.

air

From

to traverse air.

ov, traversing air.

(. (, (, €$, d€p-vos, [] despair.

() /.

of ae

depOcv, Dor. and Ep. for 3 pi. aor. of 3 sing, of same tense. dcpios, ov, also a, ov. Ion. ov,

see

sq.

a-cXirrfis, es, (a privat.,

:

f.

-, -$, (\(. ^, () () storm-footed,

iTOvs)

leaves

, , ^, 4

(,

d€po-poos,

eddying.

(s,

making

making plants grow. Lat. and poet, for A UGEO : used by the old poets only in pres. and aor. I impf. later poets have a fut. to make to pf. pass, fut. med. grow, increase, foster, strengthen : to heighten, mulPass, and Med. to increase, wax great: tiply :

:

against the will, unwilling : withotit design or purpose. dcXios, Dor. for iiiXios, stormy wind, Ep. 2. metaph. of any whirling moa whirlwind.

€,

voos)

[t]

unwilling, resisting;

ov,

ov,

leafy.

prosper.

pearing.

, {,

) )

{, €-5, {, '', d6-vos,

,

strengthening the limbs.

de^i-vovs,

de^i-voos, ov, contr.

grow,

d6-vs,

= aevaos.

diVTCS, part. pi. of af^i-yvios, ov,

:

as

for

unexpectedly.

-, , . {, ") ov,

as

generally, everlasting, never-

:

ov,

of

pi.

6,

ever-flowing Adv. -oms.

Ion.

of

I

€$,

pi.

hopeless, desperate.

II. act.

also Ep. dei-vaos, contr.

dt-vfios, ov, (ait,

acXirra, neut.

he despaired of:

to

strengthening the mind.

Pass, to raise up, arise.

Ep. aor.

:

Adv. unexpectedly. Adv. of

Ep. 3 sing, failing. :

to

hang be hung the dagger hung beside the sword raise or stir up ; up, to

—

I

:

€, ^, . . . , (, ^. ^, ) €-5, €-$, ) €-, ) () '€^($, €€$, -5, to

from

fut.

^:

heave, raise up, hence to bear, carry

for

contr.

— Med.,

aor.

:

.)

expected

Att. forms, v.

for the

:

= sq. [],

Ep. anpa.

I

plqpf.

—&€:.

ever-flowing.

fut.

:

act. rjupa,

i

contr.

[],

a^ipoos

high.

OV,

((1,

:

:

—

. , , ,,

:

-, , , {, $, €, , $ , ^. $, () — , $. $, $ (( ., ^ . , {$) , ^, . €, , , , ^. ^-5, €, — .£-, ) , , , {$) , $, , () , , . €, €-8, ", , (. , ( — , .) — €$ , () , () , -5, 5, , . ••\, ) , , -$, , ) . ^, .) =, -5, 5, ) -<5, () -8, , ) $, aepaiiTOVS

,

6,

up

lifting

gen. voZos,

irovs)

form of

poet,

to

up

lift

impf.

:

oes, Dor. for aor. I

to sleep

,

Akin to

in use.

tavw,

gen. ovos,

»',

(<,

witless, silly, infatuated,

'AETO'5

injured in

105,

or alcTos, also poet.

Lat. aquila.

II.

(

,

gen.

privat.,

,

an eagle as a

an

stan-

q. v.

Dep. Adv. of

a

*'AE'fi, to sleep, v. properly dryness, beat: also mould,

"AZA,

,

(v.

sub

aeiffi

d^aXcos,

a,

dry, parched: hence parching, scorching. to dry or parch up. pass,

ov,

II. &ct.

, freedom from jealousy

:

simplicity.

From

unenviable, miserable

or, like

:

inconsiderable, mean.

(a privat.,

ov,

not to be envied. without loss, scot-

ov, (o privat.,

-,

—

with Adv. free : not deserving punishment impunity. 2. not amounting to punishment, harmless.

(

:

rough.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

-[$, ,—-, -^$, ov, {a \\\..,

)

ill

the feast of unleavened bread. privat., vyos, 6,

•,

, (

unleavened:

'^)

;

:

—

*,

, , ,,,

[a]

,

a blowing,

Att.

(

ov,

unconquered, not beaten for

\$,

ov,

{*,

$. , , (,

) )

:

[]

privat.,

unconquerable.

wicked.

light as air

. . , 5,, 5. , -5, . -5, -, ) -, -, -5, , {$) ) ,=

unyoked, un-

pi.

:

(OJS,

-matched : unmarried.

(not derov), 3 Ep.

inf.

:

unceasing, excessive: more freq. as Adv. II. hard, unceasingly, beyond measure. €S,

;

:

unexamined.

privat.,

3 dual

:

(From

3 sing. pass. subj. o( ov,

aus

wind. of

inf.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. Pass. 3 pi. aecav Ep. 3 sing. impf. part. to the pass, forms breathe hard, blow, of the v^and sometimes mean to be beaten by the wind, but more often to toss or wave about as if in the wind ; hence to be spread abroad. inf. of or aipos, 17, Att. 0, Ion. and Ep. in Hom. and Hes. the lower air, the atmosphere or thick air that surrounds the earth, opp. to the pure upper air, v. esp. 11. 14. -288 hence misty darkness, mist, gloom : but later generally air. part,

har^h, cruel.

blast,

3 sing, imper. 3 sing,

;

unaccustomed.

to be

unexpectedly.

Ep. for

[d]

unwonted, unusual, unused to a thing, c.

i.

without ^jOos or character.

II.

dard, [d]

6s, {oLiTOs, ilbos) eagle-like,

to a

^jOos)

-$.

,—

[a]

unaccustomed

to be

impf.

:

Adv.

strange:

:

poet, for

€s,

in plur.

silliness, folly,

From

mind:

,

[i], unaccustomedbeing unaccustomed to a thing Tivos inexperience of a thing.

ness, fiovelty, the

thing, c. gen.

,

;

Ion.

inf.

(€<.

eagle,

or , gen. properly the songstress. Adv. of to be unfriendly. Att.

nightingale

^cp-

pf. pass,

[]

no other tenses

:

:

and 3 pi. prob, from an obsol. root €>, =

pi.

I

aor. I

:

a nightingale. a nightingale.

,=

ovs,

,

=

(/') (/or belonging to a nightingale.

ov,

5, , =

the feet, brisk-trotting.

blast, gale,

:

little.

wind.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. pass, 3 dual pres. ov, an old word, only in

unmarried, unwedded. II. 21. 395, prob. Pass, to be parched dry, dry up, parch : from hence orig. stormy, and so violent, terrible; up, pine away through grief. and only in cp. "AZfl, mostly used as Dep. pres. and impf. : to stand in aive of, dread the gods 3 sing, imperat. Att. -ttos, ov, {a privat., also followed by inf. to be afraid of or one's parents absol. to be awe- withotit sea, inland. to fear lest: doing; ^

paired

:

"AZfl,

,

—

to

. :

— -5,

Cf.

struck.

hurry

.

ov,

.

(

) . —

privat.,

from

generally, not girded. 3 sing. impf. o{ €S, privat., ^dos) unpleasant, annoying of persons, unfriendly, morose. Hence a being displeased, disgust, dislike. II. unpleasantness, odiousness. 4$, Ep. gen. fjos, , a young nightingale.

, -$, :

, €$, ,

(

(!)

ov,

Att.

ungirt

)

(a privat.,

-

never having been at sea.

\$)

€S,

not verdant. (a privat., eaXiros) without warmth.

is,

(a privat.,

is,

,

(a privat.,

fearless.

immortality.

—

{aOavaros) to make immortal: Pass. II. to bold oneself become or be immortal. immortal. to

—

:

16

aeavaros

, -,

-$,

,

ov, also

unhence

ov, not subject to death,

and

dying, immortal, opp. to

05 — :

Gods, also of a a certain number : of

the Immortals, of the

ol,

) , , -, $)

body of troops

that

kept at

is

things, everlasting.

ov, (a privat.,

unburied.

II.

unworthy of burial. also

j^,

)

groats or meal, porridge

made of it. \-'\

-5, ( ( -, () privat.,

is,

ov,

privat.,

Adv.

ing at anything.

-$.

ov, (a privat.,

not wonder-

not admired.

unseen, itivisible

II. act.

€6.

not seeing, blind

{^$)

Adv.

to.

without the aid of God. uninspired.

ov, (a privat.,

,

iTos, 6,

ov,

(

law or government, Adv. -$. a-0€os, ov, without God, denying the gods: generally, godless, ungodly. II. abandoned by the gods. Hence. lawless, without

godless, Lat. nefarius.

-, 6€,$,

, godlessness, ungodliness. , want of attendance or care

^)

From

neglect of a thing.

:

c.

gen.

-^() -8,

-

:

—

curare,

to slight,

:

ace.

c.

ov, (a privat.,

-,, () €, -€5,

excited by passion.

ov, without

make

:

light of, Lat. nihil

()

unheated; not

warmth.

, , ()),

expressible

:

-€6,

f.

ov, impossible even for

-$,

gods

to set aside,

ov,

to tell, in-

disregard.

abolition, rejection.

d-06Tos, ov, {a privat.,

useless:

— Adv. ($ —

($.

-, -5,

manish

:

not placed, set aside,

money;

as,

,

contr.

))

from

or

Ion.

Dor. Aeol. *AAthena, Lat. Minerva, the tutelary goddess of Athens.

, ,', , , (){)

towards Athens. From the city of Athens, used in pi. like because it consisted of several parts. TO, the temple of Athena. ov, Athenian, of or from

Adv.

,

to or

,

Athens.

or -06, Adv. from Athens.

untouched :

;

also c. dat. voaois

^:

touched, holy, sacred.

II. act.

€',

not fit

$.

.$

^^) =

c. gen. untainted by

not to be

2.

not touching.

(: (\5):

contr. from Ep. fut. contend for a prize, combat, wrestle. struggle, endure, suffer.

—

to

€,

aor. I

() , , {)

—

to

f.

:

:

pf.

contend for a prize. II. to

,

be

an

:

(a^Aos):

a contest, struggle.

,, ) , -, -,

,

ecus,

sif-

athlete. II.

an

.

implement of labour.

hard

2. to

eftdure,

to

2.

a contesting

trial.

:

a struggle,

($, , ()

older form of from , combatant, champion: a prize-fighter, Lat. 6,

contr.

a

athle-

generally one practised or skilled in a

II.

{(\,

from

subject to the toils of conflict generally, wretched, Lat. miser. Hence

$, ,

.5, :

hence

(3. ))^,.

{,

suffering, wretchedness.

,

, , {, rjpos,

=

one

the prize, the judge in the

lawlessly.

Adv. of a0€os, in a godless manner. ov, (a privat., unsuckled, weaned. ov, (a privat., not made womasculine.

( privat.,

untouched by a thing

, ' , ', , , , , ,^, , -8, ', ,

($,

{a privat.,

ov,

(a privat.,

ov,

) ^) )

-5, is,

cf.

thing, master of a thing, c. gen. aOXvos, a, ov, also os, ov, contr.

hence marvellously great, enormous.

(€)

:

ta.

unsteadiness, fickleness.

ov, lawless.

-€5,

of corn

:

devouring ears opyavov a winnowing fan. {a privat., without wild beasts or ov,

fer.

a-OepaircvTOS, ov, (a privat., not attended neglected. II. unhealed, incurable. Ep. aor. I or (a privat.,

to,

winnowing fan

-, -5,

implacable.

lawless.

and

privat,,

-5, -€5,

for hoarding up.

ov, (a privat.,

-€5,

) ) -, {, -$. -5, {, )

corn, an ear of corn itself, Lat. spica. II. the point or barb of a weapon, [a] ov, (a privat., not to be catight. ov, (o privat., not hunted. \oiyos) consutner of ears of 6,

game.

-, ^) -, ^) -65, -8, -, )

secret.

Adv. at Athens. long to be at Athens. Adv. from Athens. epos, , the beard or spike of an ear of

to

corn, of a

discouraged. II.

, , , ',

—ffvos,

who awards

games, also contr. from Ep. the prize of contest, generally a gift, present: a reward, recompence. a contest, combat. II. in plur. also = 6, contr. from Ep. ac^Aos, a contest either in war or sport, esp. contest for a prize : a conflict^

,

"*

5,

'02,

trouble.

,~

$.

ov,

(,,

prize, victorious, of horses.

-5, -8,

ov, (a privat.,

troubled.

not muddy, clear.

not muddied, un-

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

undisturbed, tranquil.

bearing away the

))

\5)

ov, (a privat.,

-•5, -)5,

)

6$)

Adv.

~$.

undisturbed. without uproar,

—

:

) €, ([, , , : {$) : -8, ',

aOpavoTos

( privat.,

ov,

Att.

unbroken.

f.

:

gaze

to look closely at,

—AITAH.

aor. 2

:

at, observe.

:

2. later,

—

of the

mind, to consider, think on, ponder esp. in pres. and aor. I imperat. see, look, consider. verb. Adj. of one must consider. or

aor.

:

I

^

aor.

f.

pf.

:

:

together, collect, esp. to levy forces

—

—

5-

I

:

;

—

to

17

Exclam. of strong desire, that I would that I Lat. utinam, in Horn, always ai yap. See at,

Pass.,

gather

,

', ,,

,

gen.

wailing

2|, f ,

,

(.

',

poet, for yaia,

From

cry, lameni.

cry aiai or ah

earih, land.

wail, and

!

c.

ace.

bewail.

. ,

Exclam. alas I Lat. vae. aiaKTos, verb. Adj. of

^,

,

,

,

Ion.

is,

lamentable.

from aid, and so

prob.

breath Pass, be gathered or properly, everlasiing, never-ending : hence wearisome, of armies, to muster : irksome : then generally, dismal, horrible. fear has gathered, i. e. has arisen. ov, , (A'ias, gen. son o/ ecus, a gathering, levying. Ajax. II. at Athens, a ciiizen of the tribe that which is gathered, a AlavTis, named after the Hero. gathering, collection. aldvws, Adv. for ever. verb. Adj. of one must collect. Aias, avTos, , Ep. voc. Ajax. ov, old Att. ovv Comp. faugh! exclam. of disgust or astonishment. wrepos, later assembled in aypos) a wild goat. , II. crowds, collected together : in crowds. ov, Aegaean : A.iyaiov niXayos the all at once, once for all; the whole body, the Aegaean sea, also called . mass : collective ; he paid the hunting-spear, javelin. penalty of all at once : Adv. at and Ion. (^) lengthd. for alytos, of once, suddenly. III. immense, vast : also cona goat or goats, Lat. caprinus: as Subst. aly( (sub. iinuoiis, incessant. topa), a goat's skin. unbroken, im• ov, (a privat., 17, the black poplar, Lat. populus: collect one's

, €, ,

crowded together

:

:

$, , () () ,

, , ($

,

-

(, $) :

^

:

—

) €, , {) €, , , ' $ , () , (, ) -8,

5,

II.

a thing.

verb. Adj. of

heart.

($) want

,

-5,

one must lose

.

of heart, faintheartedness,

ov, (a privat., ov,

',

ov, (a privat., to play,

-5,

ov, (a privat.,

=

II. c. ace, io

oneself.

play at a thing, do it in play, ov, (a privat., door.

[]

not closed by a

not offered, not to be generally, unhal:

-5,

free.

'^.

-68,

,

-8,

tery

:

", , 5, ,

breastplate.

-)

$

fws,

Ep. 6, Mount Athos. ol, Conj., Ep. and Dor. for d, if.

a goat-pasture.

(, $) feeding goats. ov, (, browsed by goats. Lat. parus. a bird, the ov, (, goat-shanked. j),

,

ov,

tit,

(,

-,

ol,

goatherds.

105, , : hence

,

{',

{, () steep, sheer,

-5, ()(,,4) -5, () -5, , (, ) -5, -5,,,, ,

as Subst.,

on the shore. From

the sea-shore, beach, strand.

6,

feeders of goats,

properly, deserted [yt]

an herb of which goats are fond.

17,

browsed by goats. a goatherd.

ov,

a^yvos, 01',

,,

3.

aegis-bearing.

(aiyis,

now,

,

goat-footed.

gen.

= alyti.

a plant with a red flower, of

,

which goats were fond. al-yis,

in

II.

5.

738

, ) ,

()

a goalherd. [a]

) ) -, -5, -5, )) -€$, {,) -•5, {,

ov, 6, fern, rrts, ihos,

,

(')

without sacrificing. ov, (a privat., unpunished, scot2. c. gen. free from the penalty of, act. harmless. ov, (a privat., without flathence, rough, rude. ov, (a privat,, without II. act.

()

ov,

offered, not accepted in sacrifice

lowed.

, -,

, (', = a'iyfios.

ov,

even by goats

without thyrsus.

) )

amuse

-5,

a babbler, chatterer.

without a door.

babbling, of Echo.

-8,

:

$,

,

,

-65,

, , )

-8, {$,))

keep one's tongue within doors

-8,

€8,

,

()

,

aiYlaXos,

ov, without heart or spirit, spiritless, faintAdv., to be despondent. a plaything or toy : a delight. Dim. of foreg,, a little toy, a pet. unable to ov,

,

,

(,

aiYCOS, a, ov,

despondency. hearted.

-8,, 5,

cf.

to be disheartened, to de-

spond at ox for

',

,

not enervated.

f.

,

($)

05, \(.

-5,

perishable.

-$)

ihe aegis,

(from

shield of Jupiter, described to rush or

move

violently):

a rushing storm, hurricane, tera goatII. from as the shaken aegis.

hence rible

;

2.

skin coat.

€$, .

later

,

,

Dim. of a little goat. Dor. for aiy\(s.

avTos, contr. for aiy\aeis. sun, daylight 17, the light of the

AITAH,

bright light, glitter, lustre, gleam, of metal. Heac» metaph. splendour, glory.

:

any 2.

—

:

, -, ))

18

«,

aly\r\HS

beaming, radiant.

(v,

(-,

(s,

bril-

-€5,

as

:

€$,

,

also arras, , on/, gen. II. as Subst., aiyoK€pas) goat-horned. 6, Capricorn in the Zodiac.

{',

€$,

-5, -, $, '^6$, , {, ,=

'$. -, -•5, , -) -«, 05, , ) -,

,

6,

a goatherd.

6vv0 = aiyun'v^.

,=

-,

f.

(', {',

, (^)

goat-faced.

have goat's hair.

to

to

speak Egyptian.

Adv. in the Egyptian tongue.

II.

(, •5, ', -|, , 8, "^. ) , .€, . , . ^ ^, ^, .. (€•. -€5, an Egyptian,

like

craftily.

',-

Egypt

:

the river Nile.

,

II.

fuyvnTOvhf,

as Adv.,

to

Egypt.

, , (£,

goat-hoofed.

Dor. for

'^,

for

pres. imperat. of

fut.

:

imperat.

:

aor.

also in pass,

;

,-, ,

form

son

:

—

to

2. as Att.

pardon,

, ,

aor.

i

,

per-

ashamed or afraid to do a law-term, to feel pity for, hence aor.

pi.

3 imper. of

.)

l

,

rence.

hence annihilating, destroying. unknown, obscure.

II. pass,

, (() €(5. -. -, ( ^) gen. ovos,

unseen,

bashful, modest

privat.,

,

few,

Att.

"8

unseen

:

destroyed.

', , (^)

or

Hades, the god of the world below, Lat. Pluto.

, () ,(

everlasting, for

-08, ,

(68,

privat.,

')

ios.

poet, for

, 5,

pudenda

:

,

mostly

in plur.

properly neut. from

,

:

Sup. -iararos

:

() Comp.

shame, ye Argives

$,

:

$,

2.=

I

majesty.

and poet,

for

respect,

'Apyuoi

3. dignity,

€-6€5, , poet, for (-^5, ever existing. (For compds. of aUi here omitted,

, ,

aUX-ovpos, alev,

= aii'i.

sub act-.)

v.

Ion. for a!i\ovpos.

aliv-virvos, ov, {aliv, vttvos) lulling in eternal sleep. ales. Dor. for aet, aUi.

aicTos,

,

lengthd. form of atTos,

,

an

an

eagle.

ais.

lengthd. form of

active, vigorous, lusty

person

a man.

:

, , €$, €,

ros, terrible, mighty. Dor. of aeros, aiiros, an eagle.

like

.

(') = ai9a\os, (\05)

ojvos,

(5)

', ,,

[]

soot,

,

swarthy, dusky.

o(v, contr. alOoAotls,

smoky, sooty, black.

ovv,

burning,

II.

blazing. thick

smoke of

like

\iyvvs, a smoky flame, the

fire, soot.

f.

to

\\

burn

Hence

—

to soot or ashes

(,

' 6((8

that!

() - €-€€, (, {) Lat. utinam,

Pass, to

and -earfpos,

awe or

of women, deserving II.

€-€, (,

high in

air,

on high.

€€, 6-5,

walk

in ether.

,

to

ether.

always

ipos,

,

in

in Pindar

to

walk

.

.

,

c. inf.

in ether.

of or belonging

) ^, 2.

skim the

ov,

would that!

that thou hadst

aiOcpios, a, ov or os, ov,

the genitals,

of things, valuable, excellent. bashful, modest. 2. reverent. Adv. of aioos, reverently.

respect, tender

shame or

scandal;

the ether or upper air, as opp. to

regarded with :

shame,

ai0€. Dor. and Ep. for

and Sup. of

aio(pos

reverence, august, venerable act.

,

-ioTaros, Comp.

. .

that which causes

lie in ashes.

-l•s, un-

seen, hidden, dark.

hoios.

:

,

Adv.

is,

:

I.

olci. Ion.

5.

,

sense of shame, basha sense of shame or honour, regard for others, respect, reve-

II.

and so

unsettled, unsteady.

form of

oos, contr. ovs,

kvi

[]

or law, lawless, savage,

lengthd.

''2, modesty ('

(') ). {5, )

-$,

-5, ,, — -5, .

77,

making unseen

privat.,

Sup.

feeling re-

(Deriv. uncertain.)

reverence, compassion.

fut.

)

sometimes.]

(,

mind, compassionate. or [t], 17, Ep. and Ion. word want of knowledge, ignorance : Ep. dat. pi. t, gen. los and (os, (o privat., idpis) unknowing, ignorant. Dor. , ,

of

venerable.

,

(Oiis,

-5, ,.(

, ,

shame, be

to the

Att. kv

(sc.

gen. ovos,

-€ -5, -5, .

^(-

'Ais, from an

and ds

spect in

esp. in aor. I

for

£$,

to feel

:

respect, reverence

also to

be

to

inf.

c.

thing.

:

4,

",'os ", ),

:

dwelling of Hades : dv in Hades. \_~, but

. , -, , . , {){) . ,,, Dep.

3 1•

ashamed or fear

"A'is

yivos) of Egyptian fulness,

es,

race.

,

nom.

obsol.

unknowing of right

vulture, Lat. vultur.

f.

for

gen. and dat. of

tending goats

Subst. a goatherd.

—

impf.

beaming:

liant, lustrous.

-05, , (,

. ^, . , .", ", .

:

I.

=

to

so ethereal, heavenly.

)

ether.

(,

to

(pos, and

Homer always and Att. Poets

From

ij,

skimming in

Att.

common

:

the

prose

()

:

:

:

— —

air or atmosphere)

-,

,,

—

:

,

oiros,

air, opp. to

(,

mournful.

6)

an Ethiop, negro, properly Burnt-face. aiOos, TO, and 6, burning heat, fire.

,

alOos,

(so.

bule of a house mostly looking East or South, to catch the sun, whence the name.

—

-,

;

of metal,

onos, (aWos, oip) fiery-looking,

, , -, ,

flashing; oi

sparkling.

Vf'ine,

hot, keen.

()

,

later

II.

Lat. sudum.

metaph. _/?iry,

clear sky, fair weather,

,

-, , (, ) sky.

-,

or

of the sky.

to be clear,

f.

to sleep in the

(')

^',,,' () , (') — :

Pass, to

:

,

move

,

rapidly, quiver.

only found in pres. and impf. Pass, to burn. 2. rarely

— $, , (') properly

up, kindle

:

to light

intr. to

burn

,

conj.,

,

Dor. for

'',

f.

the tail fawningly

to

:

€,

ft

kav,

,

,

,

[t],

,

wag

for iav.

aHKt\ios. rapid motion, a rush, Lat. im-

unseemly fashion. Att.

for

, €(,

the

,, , -

Ion.

treatment, an outrage, insult, affront plur. blows, stripes.

unseemly. injurious

oft.

:

also in

(aiKTjs) to treat injuriously, to affront, out-

rage, esp. by blows, to plague, torment

,

Med.

:

in

pf.

:

same

f.

Att.

sense as Act.

«, , () :

to be

to shed blood; be banished for homicide. II.

like Lat. sanguis, blood-relationship, kin.

) $, ^, $, ,

, (,

or

Kopkv'

al,

of blood, made upon the grave appease the manes. offerings

,

6v, verb. Adj. of

,

() ()

to

stained with

bloody, blood-red.

ov,

,

a gush or stream of blood. a wall of dry stones, Lat. maceria : a

,

(,

(Deriv. uncertain.) fs,

Att.

:

() —drawmake

itbos)

a fence or

like

f.

aor.

:

i

^

:

bloody, stain with blood : hence to blood, slay Pass, to welter in blood,

to

-, 08, :

wound,

—

be slain.

, ,,

(, €()

() . (, €$, (, () , (, .

shedding of blood.

-, ) -, ) ) -, -$, )

bloody, blood-stained,

mur-

consisting of blood.

derous.

bringing blood:

ov,

ev,

blood.

2.

bloody,

covered with

blood-red, or consisting of blood.

thirst

/or blood.

3.

-5, -, -, -$,

, -,

:

—

:

Pass.,

:

-

mostly as aor.

I

aor. I

tormented. an outrage, torture.

rj/a-

f,

licking blood; (pais

(, (, (, ) (, (, , (,

,

ov,

ov,

ov,

ts,

ov, ov,

aor.

:

to

make

f$,

blood-red.

, -,

ov,

and

bloody to behold.

,

blood-drinking.

blood-streaming. blood-dripping.

blood-stained.

I

() (, ($) )-05, , () (, -5, (, -$, -5, (, (, ,(,($) :

a blood-drinker,

)) )

blood.

poet, for aeiKTjs, contr.

ouKuis, in

if

q. v.

[r] t$,

subj.

properly of a dog, to

()

aiKcXios, ov,

with

wheedle, fondle.

€, aiK€v, Conj., Ep. and Dor.

€, ,=, =

(peir/fiv to

blood-sucker.

like Lit. fulvus, rufus.

;

('

of blood a mother's

bloody, murderous.

II. fiery, burning. of metal, flashing, glittering. III. of animals, fiery, fierce ; or perh. of their colour, yellow, tawny,

Adv.

- -,, '

blood has been shed;

a

murderous.

or blaze.

haply.

in plur. streams

:

)

tail,

hedge.

open air. aiOpios, ov, II. in clear, bright, fair. the open air : hence cold, chill. ai6pos, , = esp. the clear chill air of morn. a sea-gull or diver, Lat. mergus. one that darts rapidly. , f. to put in rapid motion ; to

, ',

oTos, TO, blood

,

:

(aloXos,

also bloodshed; ('ipyaaTai

born from ether. = used absol. in gen. aWpias (sub. II. the fence. in fine weather, Lat. per purum.

5),

petus,

AI'MA,

—

,,

from the wavy motion of the

, -5,

\$.

is,

kindle

or

blood, bloody.

10-€€5, ov, , = (', y(v(aeai)

open

-8 -, ,

cat, so called

(') (') burnt :—fire-coloured, fiery. ), , (') the corridor or vesti-

6v,

)

\g

d-iKTOS, ov, (a privat., unapproachable. at-Xtvos, 0, a mournful dirge, (from al, Aivov, ah me for Linus!) 2. also Adj. os, ov, plaintive,

.

fern,

4.

{the lower

purer hence the clear sky or heaven, as the abode of the gods. Cp. Al0ioirf|as, irregular pi. ace. of Aieio\p. ether, the upper,

:

—

delighting in Pass., pf.

^-

bloody.

looking like blood,

-, , ) ) )

,,

(,

basin for blood.

is,

ov,

ov,

es,

bathed in blood. greedy for blood.

)

bloodthirsty.

^ayrjvai) bleeding violently.

-pavTOS, ov,

blood-sprinkled.

f.

have a discharge of blood.

Hence

to

lose

blood: to

—

,

:

—^?.

20

,

) , (, ) -,

discharge of blood. streaming with blood.

, (,

-poos,

|-8,

poet,

-, -/$. -5, (, ) . , , ) -5, , , , () -$, ,=8,

blood-streaming.

'05, ,

thorn.

=

es,

,

defiled with

=

flattering, winning, wily,

[]

of winning

6,

wiles.

also os,

wheedling, wily,

.

ful.

€) . ()

,

€

:

Att.

veaa:

pf. Att.

of

-4

aor.

:

yveKa:

i

— Mid.,

Att.

aor.

—

,

:

alvos)

approve,

, .

From fut.

:

Ion. ai-

7)€•. — Pass.,

: pf. properly to tell or speak but usu. to speak in praise of, praise, ace, Lat. laudare. 2. to allow, recom-

I

(cf.

gen. Alveldo or

a praisings praise.

impf. rjveov, contr. rjvouv. Ion. aiveov

~, aor.

.

terribly brave.

ov, verb. Ad). praised, praiseworthy.

17,

c.

mend.

;

3. like

to be content with, acqui-

4. to decline courteously, like Lat. lau-

esce in.

. , . , ()

dare.

promise or vow. praise, fame.

II. to

AI''NH,

17,

,

,

'^. -5,() (', :

darkly

;

mostly

,

||,

-^,

in riddles,

,, Dep. amK-nfjpios, ov,

riddlingly.

alviKTos,

,

riddles, to

in

riddles

^^'.

(alvos)

f.

:

spoken riddlingly. alvo-pCas, Ion.

, -05,

I

pass,

^,

-, ,

fully strong.

aivo-yB.\ios, ov, (alvos,

,

pf.

I

or

^^,

(alvos,

)

-

from

:

aor.

speak darkly bint a thing, give to understand.

in pass, sense, aor.

-,

enervated.

es, (alvos,

alv6-\€KTpos, ov, (alvos,

-)

(alvos,

unhappy father.

vos•,

story, elsewh.

,

to one's praise, praise.

, . word =

,

alveiv

Seivos, dread, dire

persons, dread, terrible, esp. of Zeus

-€, ,

Adv. terribly; Sup.

-5,

in

giving

birth,

AI*^TMAI,

hold

gen.

of, c.

5,

unhappy

,

,

|,

—

most

neut.

of

terribly.

unhappy

in being a mother.

,

Dep, used only

',

also to enjoy,

:

:

pi.

(alvos, T^pavvos) dreadful tyrant.

defect.

Adv. of

ceedingly

:

as fem. Adj. (alvos, tokos)

impf. without augm,, like

in pres.,

and

to take, lay

feed on.

alvos, terribly,

very much, ex-

e.

i.

() '\5

alvcus iriKpos terribly bitter.

;

,,

, -,

.

6, . . ,

the ibex.

3 sing. aor. of

fut.

a goat;

dat. pi. a'iyfaiv,

al^ aypia or aypios, the chamois

of

;

and fro

) )

6<(5

,

-, , -, 5) -, ) .-8, ) ,

(alokos,

,

(aloXos,

,,

(aloKos,

breastplate.

wiles.

,,

(for

it

:

aypia,

— Pass,

to

the wielder of

with gleaming

(aloXos,

-

full of various

was plated with metal)

II.

with gleaming cf.

;

with variegated turban.

with quick-moving

ov, (alokos,

) ) )

AI'O'AOS, wriggling nageable.

II.

glancing

to be

fear-

'),

(alvos,

,

tale,

cp,

:

atvov to tell a tale: a fable, like Aesop's: generally, a saying, proverb. II. later, that which is said

in

fatally wedded. Adv. of alvos, = k^ in the phrase alvoOfv alvws,from horror to horror, very horribly. ov,

a

ills.

Paris

steeds.

to

:

~,

Adv.

riddling.

expressed in riddles, riddling

:

suffering dire

(alvos, Ilapis) terrible

ipos,

AI'NOS, ,

belt

Att.

Dep.

,

Alvo-irapis,

los,

eJSos) riddling, dark.

a speaking

() ,

in plur. like

:

a dark saying,

also (v

€S,

$) ()

is, (alvos,

forked lightning.

or «^

oft. in plur.

Xvkos) a horrible wolf. doomed to a sad end.

(alvos,

ov, (alvos,

grapes begin to turn, Lat. variegantur.

poet, for alveros.

aros,

nddle

-, -,

,

change in colour or hue;

Ion. for alvais, dat. pi. of alvos.

,

a dreadful lion. of fearful destiny, in

to shift rapidly to

= aTvos,

Aeol. for

,

-5, -,

as

bloody to behold.

, , Aeneas,

aivcais, fws,

alvcTos,

skil-

bloody.

(alvos,

))

(alvos,

ov, (alvos,

allusion to the thread of life.

AI'NO'2,

knowing,

-65, , , AlvcCas,

flattering, winning,

[]

, =

ovos,

,

ovTos,

Avcirapts.

blood.

, (\&) , (\$, AITMT'AOS, , , ,

-, -,

dreadfully

horrid-gleaming. fatally wedded.

:

,

ov,

quick-moving, rapid

:

of worms,

as epith. of armour, easily-wielded, II.

;

ma-

changeful of hue, gleaming, spangled night ;

flesh discoloured

from

disease.

III.

metaph.

i.

* 2. wily, slippery. changeful, shiftifig, varied. proparox. AioXos, prop, n., As , Aeolus, the god of the winds, properly the Changeable.

-, -8,

)

ov, (aluXos,

ing, riddling.

xponos, spangled skin. Dor. dat, pi. oi

' ^,, -l•.

metaph.

lofty,

0,

,

.

of various mean-

(aloKos,

,(alm)s)high, lofty

high-flown.

,

,

with

on heights: hard to climb.

ciixes

2. steep,

$)

:

, ,

alirf|cis,

() ()

iooa,

tv, po§t. for alttuvos.

-,

f.

,

aliroXiKos,

TO,

05,

al-iroXos, for np-hill.

(€ ,,

-, -, ''2,

ov,

{,

)

fl

$,

high, lofty, of cities

$)

5$

high ridge. \y] ua, , high and steep, of cities on steep rocks alirvs a noose hanging straight down. 2. headlong; alrrvs sheer, utter destruction towering wrath. 3. metaph. hard, difficult ; aiitv ol ecaeirai it will be hard work for him. ov, that can be taken. alpeais, a taking, conquering, esp. of li. a taking for oneself, a town.

,

6€$

;

(4)

5,,{)

\€

{)

choosing, choice; aipeaiv

to give choice; aipe-

to have choice given one.

or election of magistrates.

purpose.

2.

a

sect or school

heresy.

2. choice

III. a choice, plan, of philosophy. 3.

^,

choose.

a

sect.

,

able to choose.

, ()

,

aipcTOS, verb. Adj. of taken or conquered. II.

•. .

,.(

preferable, desirable.

Med.,

:

:

that

:

Ion. plqpf.

:

also

aor.

:

rarely aor. i

to be chosen,

fut.

— *",

—

aor.

I

.

:

pf.

aor.

:

:

Act. to take with the hand, grasp, seize. 2. to take away. II. to get into one's power, conquer, overpower, seize: to kill. 2. to ca'ch,take: to

win, seduce. 3. generally, to win, gain. Att. law-term, to convict a person of a thing. \o^os alpu, Lat. ratio evincit, reason proves. to grasp with the mind, take in, understand.

Med.

,

to oneself, choose

to take for oneself. :

hence

one thing to another: also

'A-tpos,

an

II.

4. as 5, III.

to take

to take in preference, prefer

alpfiaOai to choose

in preference, Lat. potius malle. vote, elect to

:

^

:

lift

,-

aor.

:

jjpo,

impf.

aor. 2 aor. I

:

aipuv

up, to carry;

to hoist a signal

aipeiv

;

vavs to get ships under way : hence 2. intrans. to get under way, start, set out ; aipeiv rats to set

sail

aipuv

;

march

to II.

:

—

Pass, to

to raise, exalt;

to raise one's courage, etc.

to raise by

2.

—

words, extol, exaggerate, Lat. tollere Pass, to rise to a height, increase. III. to lift and take away, to take away, put an end to : later to kill. Med. to lift, raise for oneself: hence to carry II. to take upon oneself, undergo, off, win, gain. bear. 2. to undertake, begin. III. of sound, aipeaOai

to lift

AI*2A,

,

up

,

one's voice.

as pr. n., like

Lat. Parca.

II. as

the

goddess offate,

appellat. the fatal decree of

))

a god; Albs

the fate decreed by Jove. appointed lot, fate, destiny, luck: one's share or lot in a thing; share of booty. 3. one's due or right ;

, ^^ , ) one's

—

^,

one's

fut.

:

later aor. l

ill

:

:

Dep.

:

{,

perceive or apprehend by the senses, and

to

:

impf.

2.

by

',

fittingly, rightly.

like

therefore sometimes to feel, sometimes to see, some-

, 5,

times to hear or learn.

or sense of a thing.

be

2 ftkov, Ion. 3 sing. e\ec/{€, inf. e\uv fut. med. : aor. 2 Ep. 3 sing, yevro, for

t\€T0

.

;

may

Pass., fut.

l :

— Also from the root

plqpf.

[a]

f.

^. — Med.,

aor.

:

Act. to raise, raise or to walk

Hence

: ^. -.

impf. 'Qpeov, Ion. alpeov

fut.

:

pf.

Pass., fut.

:

2. here-

chosen, elected.

2.

Ion.

pf,

-.

:

Often followed by ace; but

also c. gen. to be sensible of, to take notice of a thing.

()

,,

alpCTiKos, tical.

[]

fut.

aor. 2

alpcTcov, verb. Adj. of one must take or II. alpCTcos, a, ov, desirable. II. to belong f. to choose.

€, , {)

pf.

€Cp

apai

inf.

mount up, ascend.

tvitb high thoughts. vwros) high-bached, on a

(ainvs,

(alirus,

Att. for

imperat. apov,

Ep.

of ox for goatherds. II. of goats.

^^?

01

AFPil, Pass.

'.

6,

Ep. for Tj, rapid torrents. ov,

—

be a goatherd

a goatherd. height, a steep; vpos aJnos

TO,

(OS,

AI'IIO'S,

/

6v, {alir6\os)

-,

goat-pasture.

to

;

:

—?.

to feed, browse.

;

—

:

2.

to choose by

office.

6, "Jpos "A-ipos, Irus

unhappy Irus.

senses, esp.

()

ctos, to, the thing perceived f
by

,

, ()

a sensation, sense of a thing have perception of a thing; give the means of perception.

perception

perception by the

by

feeling, but also

:

senses.

III.

hunting, the scent.

;

like

, 05, ,,, 05, , ,

€

seeing, hearing,

, , {) (),

etc.,

II.

to

to

in plur. the

a perception:

in

an organ of senst. one who perceives. of or capable of

ov,

2. pass, perceptible. perception, perceptive. ^ perceived verb. Adj.

, ) ,

by the senses, sensible.

(*,

to breathe forth, Lat. expiro he was giving up the ghost, was expiring. From happiness. Lat. fatalis, apov, ov, also the pointed by fate, fated, destined ; H. agreeable day, i. e. the day of death.

5, ,

,

fated

to fate, meet, right

happy

;

and proper.

5,

right

:

ov,

also o, ov,

opportune.

()

(

()

^

knowing what

is

boding well, lucky,

—

—

:

22

- , () ,. ^,

-, , ( 52, ^.

^ 9 ^ ..

^,

,

Att.

$)=&-$,

privat.,

Att.

Att.

in aor.

pass.

I

. —

so also in aor.

Homer

-5,

,

when

Trag.

in

:

Att.

unknown, not

a

, . , , — — :

to

not seeing or

aor.

to destroy

:

to slay, kill.

:

$, .

, ,

(a-'iaos)

rienced.

unknowing, inexpe-

3 pi. aor. I opt. of ov, opp. to unseemly, evil,

im-

', , ()

, , , , ,,a

regulator of games, chosen by the people, a Judge or umpire. II. a ruler, king, esp. one chosen by the people : a president,

manager.

Comp, and

Sup. of

AI*2X02,

$,

gen.

ov,

ovos,

, -,

-^, -€8$, -5,

ov, gen. ovos,

,

.$. II.

ov,

Adv.

ugli-

base designs.

aicrxpo-TToios, ov, 6v,

abuse.

From

foul-mouthed,

)($)

acting shame-

also

os,

6v,

-

ace. pers. to

ashamed

,

$, ,

$. 1\0,

6($,

Sup.

,

pf.

;

tpyov) lewd conduct. Adv. of

ugliness.

6$,

aor.

i

:

also

: (

ashamed

to ask, beg, usu. c. ace.

:

demand something

ask, crave,

rei, to

but

:

:

part, to be

impf. tItcov, Ion. aiTcov: fut.

:

. to

;

ace. pers. to ask a person;

c.

thing ; e. inf. to ask one ask for oneself, for one's own use or purpose, to claim, Lat. vindicare sibi Pass, to have a thing begged of one. to ask a person for a

to

do:

— Med.

, ,

to

—

5, , (')

. . , , (), , , 05, , ', that which

is

asked, a re-

demand.

quest,

Aeol. for

Dor.

«, ,

or

,

verb. Adj. of

^

favourite.

demand. one must ask.

request,

Adj. of

verb.

asked for,

begged.

a cause, origin, ground, occasion

77,

Tiav

to give occasion.

fault, Lat. crimen a friend

:

II.

;

ai-

the occasion

charge, accusation, blame, a remonstrance, expostulation with Lat. crimen habere, to be acto lie under a charge; kv

(^, (€

;

Homer

' \(

, , , . ,

cused

;

€(

to

impute

to hold guilty the fault to

;

one,

€<(€ ttjs

the

2.

ahias

of

inf.

() $, , () Pass.

charged or accused. From a charge, guilt imputed. to be

, [d]

f.

as Pass, in fut. :

shame, infamy.

:

c
,

Dep.

I.

as

to

:

aor. i

:

c.

a complaint, accusation. one must accuse. to ask or beg for a thing, c. aec.

ace. pers. to beg, solieit.

,

perf.

Hence

verb. Adj. of

rei

Ion.

give as the to charge, accuse, esp. of a fault II. tivos to accuse of & thing.

to be accused.

{6$,

aor. I

:

:

:

Hence

shameftdly.

pass. inf. oi

of the

-

to acquit of guilt.

Ep. pres.

in

— Instead

are used.

contr. for

c.

to he

c. inf.

do a thing.

blame;

Comp. and

but

:

2.

ace. rei

:

doing a thing

at

cause or occasion

,,

.^-

, ^, 6$, ^ 5, , , ^, , () , . ,

turpe, virtue and vice.

forms

slot.

pf.

itgly, disfigure,

ashamed at a thing, c. feel shame before one

honestum regul.

in pass, sense,

freq. to be

causing shame, disgracing; eiT(a abusive words. II. opp. to KaXos: i. ugly, illfavoured. 2. in moral sense, shameful, disgraceful, base, infamous; Lat. et

med.

of something bad, a

-5a)s.

(alaxpos,

los,

more

to

^:

bashful.

aor.

mar. disgrace, dishonour, tarnish, yivos II. Pass, to be ashamed, feel shame

to

c.

.-

\05,

make

to

,

') , , ($, $) forming ($,

ov,

zlso

is,

()

, foul language,

abusive.

,

,

shameful. sordid love of gain. From is, (alcxpus, Kfpdos) sordidly greedy

of gain, covetous.

05,

and formed from

shame, disgrace.

fos, TO,

ness or deformity.

— ^^. ; : (): —

=

Ion.

beg leave to depart

f. to give each his due or portion of a thing, hence to he ruler over, c. gen.

Hence

: ,

f.

aor. I

(Deriv. uncertain.)

pious.

bashful, modest. a dishonourer, a

,

^. Att.

i

Ion.

make unseen,

epos,

8,

., :

6v,

Pass., fut.

gen. f.

:

Pass., aor. I

(cucTos)

[d in

trisyll.]

II. act.

c.

Att.

a thing quickly,

and heard : hence vanished,

5\$.

,

pos,

seducer.

eager

ov, (a privat., ISeiv) unseen,

to be seen

destroyed: see knowing, ignorant of,

med.

I

later, to be

2.

move

II. trans, to

after.

shame done one, disgrace, disshame for an ill deed, Lat. pudor generally, shame, the sense of shame, [] verb. Adj. of one must be II.

05, ^, 05, , , ivith

quick shooting motion, to shoot, dart, glance, Lat. ruere, impetu ferri

, () , () : : ,

ashamed.

move

to

:

aor.

:

— Med., aor.

Ion.

Ion.

Pass., aor.

impf.

:

'^,

fut.

:

unlike, un-

honour.

or

Att.

Ion.

and

:

:

-aLTLOV.

equal.

—

—

neut. of airjos,

=

a cause.

]^

— acTLos

,

aiTtos.

more

ov,

—

;

rarely o$^ ov, causing, occasion-

, . , , . , .

::

23

age, generation, period. space of time, eternity.

, ,

an

3.

long

infinitely

ing ; hence chargeable with a thing but mostly in II. one's age or time aiTios, of life. bad sense, causing ill, blamable, guilty : che [arty to be blamed, the culprit, Lat. reus :~-6 ov, also a, ov, lasting, eternal. the cause of a thing. a machine for suspending bodies Ep. 3 pi. pres. indie, oi a chariot on springs. II. a hovering in air, Ep. 2 and 3 sing. pres. opt. of oscillation.

—

:

Ep. aor.

f.

of or belonging to Etna : of a ; or big as Etna, enormous. on a sudden. Adv. =

5, , 5, AiTvaios, a,

, , ,

ov,

horse, Etneati, Sicilian

Hence also

-,

aor. I pass. inf. of

.

-$,

Adv.

sudden, quick.

ov, unforeseen,

suddenly.

,€, , ()

and so

of

l

(()

,

to

wave, or

to lift

and hang

^, ^

waving.

set

to bang, to vihover ox flit about. 2. metaph. to be in suspense, Lat. suspensus esse : but ev to depend upon a person, Lat, pendere ab aliquo ; to play for Hence a high stake. in

Pass.

aor. i

( ^ , , , . , , ( ' *€,

brate, to

wave ox float

$, ,

in air,

is hung up : a banga being hung up, hover-

that which

, () €, \€ , $, () ) , ^. €, , 3 dual aor.

f.

arm

aor.

:

throw the spear,

pass, of

1

{)

atWcu.

1

:

with the spear.

to fight

to

:

to

II.

with the spear.

,

captivity.

&^,

()$)

ecy,

f.

,=

soner of war.

f.

:

,

II.

to

make

—

also

fut.

($)

pf.

,

:

same sense

in

:

&$, -5, {, \$)

:

pri-

Dep.

aor. I

ihos,

17,

befitting a pri-

,

()

by

the

prisoners of war

oi

;

of a spear, Lat. C7ispis. II. a spear: also a staffer a sceptre. 2. as collective noun a body of spearmen, as aarris a body of shielded men. 4. also, 3. war, battle.

,

the point

() ()

spirit, mettle.

€$, «,

(v,

armed with

the spear.

-$,

,

ov, 6,

a spearman, warrior.

as Adj. warlike, brave.

(,

ov,

II.

$.

Fern,

speeding.

,

,

ov,

, ()

tunity.

-8,

ov, not in season, unseasonable, ill-timed;

-.

, ,

II.

ill-suited to

-5,

swift-

Ep. for

d-KaKOS, ou, without

^.

to breathe.

, ', $, ovos,

ace.

:—

time,

a

.

=

,

,

7]. [] , sometimes with AEVUM, a space or

also

the Lat.

lifetime, life.

2.

guileless.

benignant,

From

evil,

unknowing of Adv.

-.

ill,

guile-

', , the goldfinch. ov, 6,

-5, []

,

(, )

soft-flowing. the sting as :

) )

nettle, Lat. urtica

nettle,

gen. ioi, (a privat.,

-',

without

<) , -, ) -, -, -,

only in impf [], = 2. to breathe out, expire; I breathed out my life. Dor. for

[d'], used

e. inf.

esp. without malice.

€S,

cuov, to perceive,

become aware of, esp. to hear : but also to see, observe, know, c. gen. and also c. ace. [a long or short, ace. to the metre.]

,, ,^

do a thing,

6S, poet, for

gracious.

:

—

Adv. Lat. operam perdere : of persons, importunate, Lat. molestus :

-novuv,

Is

of a

and impf.

to be without op-

an unseasonable time : want II. imporof opportunity, unseasonableness.

bearing a spear.

(5,

in pres.

($)

uncleaned, im-

-$.

Adv.

unpurified.

:

f.

less

(aJ\pa) quick, speedy, sudden.

"*, used only

gym-

a

foreg.

ov, (a privat.,

unclean

:

Adv. quickly, with speed, on a sudden.

-€€8,

[t],

uncleanness.

8, , =

, guilelessness.

Ep. for

6,

also written

nasium in the suburbs of Athens, where Plato taught hence the Platonic school were called Academics.

, . , , -$, ) -, , ', ) $,

warlike

hovering.

softly, gently.

,

From

taken

booty.

17,

=

portunity, or occasion.

a captive woman.

ov,

war

II.

ov, verb. Adj. of

pure

soner.

spear or in

ing cord ox halter. ing : a hanging. 2),

a body of captives.

hang: more freq.

up, let

II.

charms.

not ac-

un-

adorned.

ov, (a privat.,

infight.

uncovered.

= /70$.

-, ^5,

shortened with the spear. period of

of longer periods, an

ov, (a privat.,

cepted in sacrifice, ill-omened. ov, (a privat.,

, ,(as,y) unwearied unwearied , 6,

(, )

:

-,

aKd|AavTO-irot;s, 6,

, irovv,

untiring of foot.

,

, (3, -$,

) €)

gen.

(.$,

,

in fight.

-$,

as

,

privat.,

[«]

out sense of

from

(

,

avros,

-$, -5,

unresting,

,

ov, also

(

ov,

)

privat.,

Adv. untiringly. ov, (a privat.,

inexorable.

,

t/s,

a prickly plant,

unwearied

() a thistle

the back-bone or spine

thorn, prickle

also a thorny of animals.

:

5, {). ()

neut.

concilable.

—

unbending, I.

tree.

2.

3.

metaph. a

thorny or diffcult question.

, ov,

$, /, , ()

thorny: 0/ thorns.

II.

of the thorn-tree

a small bird, the goldfinch

-, )-, -, ( ", -$, (, -5, ) $) -$, ) -5, ) or linnet, hat. fringilla spinus.

,

ov,

going on thorns. ov,

3,

-5, -5, -5, Adv.

-TCuS.

ov, (a privat., ov,

-5,

,

-,

to be

:

^;)

picking out

thorny questions, ivrangling. Lat. acanthus, bears breech, a plant, used in Corinthian capitals.

,

)/;*

ov, (a privat.,

unsteady, fickle

:

,

unndy.

)

()

(a privat.,

-$.

Adv.

unstable,

— Adv.,

exeiv to be unstable. checked,

not

not to be

From :

irre-

unable to cease from a thing. a state of disorder, anarchy, con-

,

-5,

not

inconceiv-

ov, (a privat.,

set at rest, incessant

unsettled

without

indissoluble.

able.

fusion.

uncon-

(a privat.,

subdued, unconquerable. ov, (a privat.,

ov,

$, ,

fem.

-05, :

(, -€5, -8,

as fern. Adj.

II.

prickly.

'^)

with-

untiring,

hence

:

) ) ) ) ) )

privat.,

ov, (a privat., of verses, acatalectic. ov, (a privat., to be conquered. II. incomprehensible. ov, (a privat.,

!)— II.

-$,

end

unbent, stiff:

none can return.

ivhich

(a

ov,

demned.

hence untiring, unresting

toil,

) :

—aKepaws.

24

irovs)

:

ov, (a privat.,

5,

not to be

not

important, Lat. hatid spernendus. Dim. of a light boat, esp. of

to be despised,

,

pirates, Lat. actuaria.

a small

II.

sail.

, , . ., , . , , -, ) , , , ) , *, () , . -5, )-, , . (€.. -5, ) ) , ( ) , , : -8, ) , , ( . -8, gen.

fs,

ios,

($)

smoking, making no smoke. ov, (a privat.,

metaph.

)

generally, a ship.

Ep. for

the heart

headless.

'

($) (a

ov,

Tos, where nothing

is

and

inf.

properly of hair, too short to be cut : generally, short, small, tiny mostly of time, aKapis a moment, kv aKapu in a moment of time (sc, having w^aited a moment ; not a bit: but also of things, d«apcs a morsel. d-Kapiaios, a, ov, momentary, brief.

,

—

a

unburnt.

3

redupl. aor.

part, of

pi. plqpf.

i

of

med.

redupl. aor. 2

redupl.

€$, ,

from

be troubled.

pf. pass., as if

ov,

subj. of

()

from

Pass, to

with no verb

med. opt. of

Ep. for

sea.

—

pointed, sharpened, a part,

to sharpen, but

redupl. aor. 2

of the

(,

to trouble

in use.

—

to be reaped, unfruitful,

redupl. pf. pass,

of

unfruitfulness.

privat.,

esp.

Ep. for

(a privat.,

;

:

[«]

redupl. fut. of

wanting

ov, (a privat.,

actuaria

Ep. for

or

heartless, Lat. excors.

cs,

redupl. aor. 2

med.

of

€€$, €€-8, -«€5,

Ep. part. pres. pass, of

d-Kapiros, ov, without fruit, barren. making barren, blasting. Adv. -$. ov, (a privat.,

ful, without fruit, fruitless

,

:

act.

made fruit-

of an oracle, unfulfilled.

Hence

(a privat.,

be overthrown, irrefragable.

ov, (a privat.,

-05,

)

-€5,

condemned, blameless.

ov, (a privat.,

,=

(\€)

Att. :

not

:

slingless.

f.

aor.

I

($) —to :

stanch, quench, repair,

un-

Dep.

:

make good :

generally, to

()

mend

Ep. Ep. imper.

heal, cure.

3.

to

unbidden.

ungoaded, need-

ov, (a privat.,

ing no spur. a-K€VTpos, ov, (a privat.. Ep. impf.

not to

^-^)

ov,

ov, (a privat.,

€'.

ov, gentle, delicate.

ov,

covered.

II.

not

Adv. gently.

2)

to be

:

vessel, Lat,

ov, (a privat.,

unsmoked. without smoke, not pass, of

d-Kairvos, ov, (a privat.,

a light

-5, -, .

full of transport-vessel

thorns, thorny.

ov, (a privat.,

"AKATOS, ,

2. to

amend,

or darn clothes.

unmixed, pure d-Kcpaios, ov, (a privat., II. «»pure in blood: guileless, Lat integer. ,•

:

:

:

/5*-9. banned, unravaged, of countries

unim-

generally,

:

()

paired, untouched, inviolate : fresh, active. ov, (a privat., unmixed, pure from a thing.

-€$,

-€5,

()

ov, (a privat., Kfpas)

-6'$, £€, , (^) want -£$,

ov, (a privat.,

by lightning.

(a privat.,

es,

)()

of gain,

-^',

ov,

,

(

From

)

and

imperat. of

.

, (, . -, , ()

healing disease. aKcais, ($, -,

, {€)

voaos)

healing, cure, remedy.

-5,

words so beginning, v. sub €<-. Tjpos, , a healer, restorer, physithe rein that tames the steed. a mender of torn clothes. ,=

, €(, () () ;

\$ (€ , ,

608, , ,

:

the healing art. curable : easy to be cheered

€(, , () , () 68, , c(rp, €-8, () fern,

ov,

healing.

€--5, -<9,

ov,

(,€) ) {a.K0S,

ov, (a privat.,

without beginning.

(,

ov, (a privat.,

uninjured.

II. act.

allaying pain. without a head

Ep. for

Adv. without proclama-

, ',) , ., . 8)

and Lat.

$,

acies, acuo).

1.

a

(whence healing, (whence

2. silence,

,(

privat., uncaredfor, unwithout funeral rites, unburied. Hence Adv. of but in act. sense, without heed for any one, remorselessly. aor. i Ep. to f. neglect, slight, c. gen. From :

<,

-,

:

is,

2. itiglorious,

sending no tidings.

of,

,

Hence

Adv. = a«i;pi'/iTi.

not covered with

ov, (a privat.,

Ep. for

€€5,

part, of redupl. pf.

Ep. for

-5, $,(5. , of

ov,

d-KiOSpis,

I,

unadtdterate,

(a privat.,

also guileless, honest.

:

gen.

los,

(a privat.,

-8,

( privat.,

,,

ov,

(a privat., xrjSos) pass, uncared

—

for

:

Homer

only

in

without the

kikvs) powerless, feeble.

or (os, 6, Lat.

acinaces, a Persian

without danger: hence shunning

ov,

Adv.

danger, cowardly.

-8,

in

(Deriv. uncertain.)

harp.

QKiKVS, vos,

)

weak, feeble, faint,

ov, rarely

moved, motionless

:

,

hence

tered, settled, steady.

-5. (a privat.,

ov,

idle, sluggish. II.

) 2.

un-

unal-

immovable, hard to

not to be stirred or touched, inviolable, like Lat. non movendus : not to be divulged, [t] d-Kios, ov, (a privat., Kis) without worms, not wormeaten, sound: Sup.

move.

2.

$. ,=5. , € ,, :

3 pi.

redupl. pf. pass, of

ov,

-

have 3 senses

3•

heeded

one in which no herald was unknown. 3.

or,

admitted, implacable.

unalloyed, pure

, ,,, $, , , ). , ). -€5, ) €€8, €$, (whence

unannotinced

6\($ a war without an-

unproclaimed ; nouncement, sudden,

''', ,.

point, edge,

From

truce.

ov, (a privat.,

word, a short sword.

stands also with the fem., as

by the fates,

$,8\\.( $.

a flag of

esp. without

:

€,

—

unharmed

unharming, harmless.

, -8, ) II.

Comp.

a Subst. said to

) )

and

tion

—

without heart or soul, without heart or courage, heartless,

ov, (a privat.,

5,

pass,

()

unmixed,

generally, pure,

:

ov, (a privat., unmixed, pure, of persons, incorrupt, undefiled, upright c. gen. pure from, free from taint of II. unimpaired, in full vigour, fresh, unbroken.

aKcovaa, in form a participle, used by Horn, as an Adv. stilly, softly, silently : mostly in sing. nom. even with a plur. verb, as feast ye in silence occurs once, the dual is the plur. form never. Although fern, found, yet

^) ()

privat.,

or

a healer, saviour. <1>€) bringing a cure,

opos, 6,

(a

ov,

remedy. but used only as Adv.

wax, unwaxed.

Ion. for atifffis,

vos,

by no

over, inexorable,

:

-5,

a darning-needle. of aK€arr}s, a sempstress. a remedy.

TO,

2,

-8,

clear

unheard

or revived.

€, €,

ci/re,

hence untouched, Lat. integer

:

spiritless, Lat. vecors.

remedy, cure.

for

cian

a

stilly, softly, silently.

lifeless.

of

fut.

won

to be

charmed or won

be

to

, = (,

-', , — €$. -, -£8, , , €«, 6-5, . 6-, , (, -5, () gen.

med. of

ov, (a privat.,

with fresh.

:

aor.

2. heedless, careless.

unassuag cable.

pure

unshorn hair, epith. of Apollo also ever-young, for the Greek youths wore their hair long, till they reached manhood.

.)

without care or sorrow, Lat.

act.

properly ace. of

unwoven.

(,

privat.,

, ,

charms, not

without gain, bring-

ing loss. Adv. -$, gratis. aKcpKurros, ov, (a privat.,

, -5,

pf.

not struck

loss.

25

.

unburied. securus.

without horns.

:

:

,

(,

Lat. acies) a point, barb, a

pointed instrument: metaph. a sting; the stings of desires, [a]

)

26

- -5

-, ,

, , . 5, -5 -,)

unattainable

(

privat.,

of persons,

:

fiot to

()

inexorable.

Dep.

thing, to affect coyness

-5, , (

privat.,

unwept

:-,(

weeping, tearless.

ignoble

gen. ios

anXeh

-€, , {-($)

-€8,

-€(08, . ( privat.,

, ,

un-

Ion.

^,

Ep. Adv.

:

Att. contr.

\€$.

) €5.

, ) -, ) -5, , ( c.

-5, ,, (

gen.

Att. for

(S,

(

unswerving,

:

|, , ()

washed by waves.

,

,

(

prime or perfection

:

hence

etc.

enough to do time to do,

, ()

,

c.

:

but impers.

;

(vpov

be strong

c. inf., it

is

high

prime of

in the

Lat. acies) a point, edge

on the

rasor's edge,

i.

e.

;

, -,

moment,

directly

,

,

even now,

$

still,

:

( privat.,

tiring, fresh.

-$, , (

privat.,

€.

$, ) )

, fasting from food. ,,

[],

like

, () full-grown,

TJTos,

not par-

bedfellow, spouse,

($) ($)

a wife.

:

not flat-

intemper-

liceiitiousness,

-5, ,

, (,

^)

. )

(a privat.,

extravagance

excess,

:

,

los,

opp. to

:

to live

to

a

be

licentious,

de-

riotoi4s life.

. -

Lat. non casti-

(a privat.,

gatus, unchastened, undisciplined, unbridled: uneducated. 2. intemperate, opp. to

Hence

)

also

Adv. intemperately : Comp., to be too intemperate in a thing. a bit, morsel. , (a privat.,

irpos

d-KoXos, ov,

,

(aKoXovOos) to follow, go after metaph. to follow or obey one in a

, , (), f.

II.

Hence

thing.

cois,

,

a following, sequence. one must

verb. Adj. of

,

a following, attendance,

-5, —

train.

agreement or conformity with.

II.

attending on attendant; oi

(a

eopul.,

as Subst.

KtXevOos) following, , a follower,

camp followers.

the

II.

;

at the criti-

the fingers

;

—

, ,

not shared in,

following after; agreeing with, suitable to, like, c. Adv. -$, in accordance but also c. dat. proverb. gen.

$,

:

=

ov,

in full bloom, at the prime,

$(, -.

moment

sharing

in a follow.

of both hands, like 2. the highest point of anything, the bloom, flower, prime, esp. of man's age, Otpovs mid-sumLat. flos aetatis ; mer generally, strength, vigour. 3. like Kaipos, the time, i.e. the best, most fitting time; c. inf., 'tis high time to do; en' dvai, c. inf., to be on the point of doing. properly ace. of but used as Adv. in a cal

act. not

in time, in season, Lat. opporlunus.

II.

,

im

to

inf.

blooming, vigorous; strength.

abound

to flourish,

sleepless.

by flattery.

or with.

to be in full bloom, be at the

, $ ,

thing,

to neither

un-

privat.,

,,

f.

won

) $, €,

bending

stedfast.

also

II.

, ,

tered, not

€(

uncalled, unbidden.

privat.,

privat.,

-5, ,

side

common.

bauched, intemperate

i without lot or portion, poor, needy. II. unalwithout lot or share in a thing, c. gen. lotted, without an owner. without lot or privat.,

portion in a thing,

in

,

€S, poet, for

-5, ,

-

(a privat.,

ance

ingloriously.

Ion. for

(a privat.,

-5,,, /)) -, , ( , )

-- -€5, ,

($, €$.

Adv. of

or rather

husband: fem. d-Koins,

a/fXctcDs.

not shut, not bolted or fas-

:

)

the anvil-block.

anvil, Lat. incus.

without fat, esp. without the fat of sacrifice. Ep. hearing I. the sense of hearing: the ear; esp. in plur., to hear, etc. II. a hearing, listening ci^tos worth hearing. III. the thing to; heard, a report, saying, fame ; a/fojj (xbkvai to know a thing by hearsay.

,

ingloriousness.

\(5

an

taking of: hence unsocial.

Adv. ingloriously.

as

,

0V0S,

(a privat.,

poet.

without fame, inglorious,

Ion.

tened.

-5,

(. —

)-5,

Ep. for

(s,

,

privat.,

II. act.

ace.

:

KXios)

privat.,

neut.

:

(

without lamentation.

:

€s,

unbroken.

,

6-€, , (, *1, -, , , , ()

, € $ ) -5, to a

generally, to dissemble.

:

or

pass,

be reached,

not

be reached by prayer,

a bugbear : ace. to others a vain woman. Dor. for

,

)

—aKOVLTL.

pretend indifference

to

:

:

.

:

e.

dat.

ov,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

un-

unwearied, untiring.

unable

-65, -5, Ep.

))

to

swim.

[t], 17,

want of tending.

) , , ) -$, , ) -. ,

-, -,

ov, (a privat.,

of

From

untended. without hair, bald:

ov, (a privat.,

trees, leafless.

ov, (a privat.,

unboastful.

ov, without boast, unboasting.

-|/$, plex.

ov,

II.

unadorned, simple, plain, Lat. simrude in speech.

{.

in full vigour.

—

-$, -,

with,

()

to

ov, (a privat.,

,

()

sharpen, whet. without blows.

a whetstone, hone, Lat. cos. with(a privat., Adv. of out the dust of the arena, hence without combat, toil, or effort, Lat. sine pulvere.

—

:

:

?.

:

, . , ) , , , , : . , , $, , 8, , , , {) , () , , , €, ^, , ), , () , $, , , -5, ) .', , €5, ^, ) $ €, —

,

a poisonous plant, aconite, monkshood.

, ():— form

later

male

for

f.

d-Kovpos, ov, (a

Att.

aor.

:

heir.

27

childless, without

(a privat.,

II.

Ep.

i

privat., Kovpos)

unshorn.

Aeol, form of

3

aor. 1

pi.

burl a javelin: also ihrow, later c. ace. dart ai, c. gen. pers. fling, dari : pers. to bit or strike wiib a javelin, to wound ; and Pass, to be so bit or wounded. 2. to sboot fortb II. iutrans. to dart or rays, of the moon.

opt. of

pierce.

under constraint Adv. -$, unwillingly, or in an unwelcome manner; Sup. most un-

:

t6.

Dim. oi

a dart, javelin. throwing a javelin. thai which is darted, a within a dart's ibrow.

,

the

,

javelin

evTus

;

rjpos, , and a darter, burler of javelins.

,

{-

ov, 6,

skilled in

throwing

the dart.

,

the dart,

i.

shunning

e.

of

wearied,

{,

watching

untiring.

easy.

unnot wearying, I.

:

act.

II.

-$ = 6($

;

pass,

or shortened for

Tos, Sup. of aKopeoTos, like

-€5,

gen. insatiate

c.

insatiate,

un-

unsated with.

of,

II.

-65, , = ($.

-5,

not disgusting.

:

(

ov,

privat.,

insatiate

c.

2.

(

=

"AKOS,

(^os,

insatiate

a cure,

TO,

:

metaph. cease-

,

-5,

disorderly.

c.

,

gen.

to

olkos

ov,

(a privat.,

)

be disorderly, un-

to

wiihout order, disorderly : in moral without orAdv.

—

rebellious

a

II.

world, like

or

,

II.

05, ,,,, {)

one

gen.

to, c.

a bearer,

listener.

verb. Adj.

f.

beard, audible:

—

Pass.,

:

:

—

aor. i

:

both

used

hear,

to

pf.

:

Att.

Att.

plqpf.

fut.

hear, give ear

2. absol. to

ace.

aor. I

:

Dor.

;

:

pf.

:

(€ ( with

gen.

and

bear,

or give ear to, mostly c. III. to hence to obey. hear oneself called, be called, pass for ; with an Adj. or Subst., kokCs, Lat. malus audire; or with Lat. bene, male audire. an Adv. €u, ibe end, dKpa, Ion. , (properly fern. o{ people. ;

II. to listen

more

rarely

c. dat.,

,

$)

headland

Att.

:

$,

—

a citadel, Lat. arx

$,

to destroy

from

$,

peak,

bill,

top to boiiom,

i.

e.

) . , -$, ) ,) )^-, $, , {) -6, €65, )5. ^5 -, ,=

is,

contr.

wiihout

result,

unful•

not barking.

(a privat.,

masc. of of certain winds, blowing

form of

ace.

{aKpos,

strongly, fresh-blowing.

contr. from unmixed, pure,

paios,

unharmed, Lat. integer: d-KpavTOS, ov, {a

{-

c.

hence gen. untouched by

to be called,

From

Ep. for

tidings of his father

:

to

I

part.

like

bearing; a sound.

a thing.

unaccomplished,

II.

endless.

the character of

an

incontinence, Lat. impotentia, opp. to iyKpaTeia. earlier form of foreg. [a]

,

is,

(

Comp. oi

powerless

privat.,

having power or command over a thing opyfjs, Lat. impotens irae : esp. in a moral

,- 5, hearken

to,

c.

bidden; SaiTos

feast,

,

vocari.

no

is

,

II.

sheer:

privat.,

irreg.

only used in aor.

like

ye are bidden to the

,

world thai

barley.

Dep.,

gen.

-,

etc.

well-fed, overfed.

'AK02TH',

verb. Adj. of

must hear or hearken

unfulfilled, fruitless, idle.

5, , ^, ,

der.

little tale.

fs,

unarranged,

unadorned, u?furnished. disorder : extravagance : unruliness,

/5^, ov,

,

is,

From

sense, unruly,

,

:

of order, to offend. 2,

-$,

offence.

remedy, help, re-

relief,

f.

to be out

a thing beard, a sound, a rumour, repori, iale. [a] Hence

2.

filled, fruitless, Lat. irritus.

,, , {$) :

{)

,

strain.

utierly, L3.t. fundiius everiere.

Lat, improbtis.

source for or against a thing, prepare a remedy. ruly

:

unswept, unirimmed.

d-KOpos, ov,

unwilling,

poini, esp. ibe bighesi poifit, ihe top of the

.

gen. unsated with,

less,

willingly.

) , ) 5, . , -, ^ ,

:

audible.

ov,

—

gen.

viaTOS.

ov, {a privat.,

act. not satiating

privat.,

,

ov, Att. contr, for

ibe

removing weariness, refreshing. most shameless, a Sup. either from

2.

ov,

that should be heard.

ii.

d-KOTros, ov, without weariness

ceasing

game

the

a contesi ai ibrowing ibe dari. ov,

dari,

Ion. for

to wish to hear. heard of God.

Desiderat. of

also

6v,

vos,

-€$, {, ($) {)

Lat.

without power or Lat. impotens sui.

-(;,

:

not

;

,

command

sense,

over oneself, incontinent,

Dep. to drink pure fut. Att. II. to breakfast, because wine {oLKpaTos, merum). Hence this meal consisted of bread dipped in tvine. ov, having breakfasted, [«fxi]

, , ,-, —

:

—

:

: ;

—

28

,

drinking of fused, disorderly : countless. 2. lasting, unceasing: of mountains, continuous. II. undecided, 2. unjudged, untried, of persons Ion. (, , (- doubtful. and things KTuveiv, to put to death drinker of tinmixed wine. KpdTos, without trial, Lat. indicta causa : ov Comp. and Sup. also not subject to Ion. un- trial. 111. act. not giving judgment. (a privat., 2. not Tearepos, -iaraTos exercising judgment, undistinguishing. mixed, pure, sheer, unadulterate : esp. of wine, ov, {aKpiros, paros (sub. oTvos), , wine without water, sheer wine, of blended Lat. merum; metaph., aKparos vovs pure intel- foliage. lect. ov, {aKpiros, 2. untempered, unrestrained, excessive : inundistinguishably mixed. temperate, violent. Dep. = d epos, , — without control, [fpa] Adv. ro, Lat. acroama, anything without control ; aKparws heard with pleasure, anything read, recited, played or c'xeti/ to be iticontitietit. sung : a play or nitisical piece. f. to be passionate. From Ion.

, -8, ) -5, -, From

unmixed wine.

)

:

:

-, , ^,

;

-

:

, ().:

: ,

2[,

-5, ,-5, Ion.

($)

,

-,

ov, {aKpos, koiripa)

of evening, at eventide.

-$,

and earliest youth, very young. es,

ov,

-, -5,$, -5,

, ,

ov. Ion. for

Ion. for

,

)

listeft to.

etc.

:

fs,

exact, accurate, precise, perfect in

:

—

c.

to

, ,

be exact,

ace. rei, to

weigh

from afar :

,

,

^

-5,

arrange precisely : or understand thoroughly :

rate

:

to

Pass, to be

make exact or acctibut commonly, to examine

to express accurately exact or perfect.

made

Adv. of

cisely.

vix

et

,

,

a

iSos,

,

II.

-5,

ding fioods of

, -, -,

gen. vos,

II.

ov,

hard

{5, ^)

shed-

5)

reck-

)

{aKpiros,

ov,

,= ,—

(aKpos,

pos.

\5. \()

p-oos,

(vros)

)^)

() bound at the end or

)

(aKpos, dpvs) fruit-trees. ov, (aKpos,

II.

on the sur-

lightly.

best,

,

to

take of the

pick out for oneself.

TO, (aKpos, Ois) mostly in plur.

unarranged, con-

top.

twisted at the end.

(aKpos, eiyeiv) touching

-, , -. () ^, ,-, is,

Dep.

talking

Hence

a skirmishing.

,

I

to interpret.

d-KplTOS, ov, {a privat.,

ov,

,

a slinger, to skirmish. Dep. to throw or strike

fruits, esp. hard-shelled fruits.

want of distinctness and order, want ofjudgment. face or

,

to be

ov, (aKpos,

a locust, Lat. gryllus.

tears.

,

-€5, ,

hill-top,

{aKpiros)

confusion.

tiptoe or erect.

(aKpos, fieXos) with a point at the

60)5,

-5, -5, .

Lat.

the windy mountain-tops.

,

lessly.

6s,

a locust-cage. peak ; mostly

{aKpis,

Ion. for

in pi.. aKpies

'AKPI'2,

—

exactly, accjirately, pre-

sparingly; ne vix quidem. II.

los,

walk on

as Subst. one that II. throws from afar, a slinger, skirmisher : but ov, struck from afar. as Adj. proparox. imcircumcision. , uncircumcised. ov, (aKpos, at the extreme ov, (aKpos, angle; Xi9os the corner foundation-stone.

to

f.

to

(aKpos,

to skirmish.

()$,

of language. \oyos) exact in lan-

guage.

,

must

wetted at the tinged at the point, or slightly.

II.

fs,

(ps,

ov,

one

lis-

end.

Hence

, precision

obey.

a hearer : a pupil. proper for hearing Lat. iono-

, {[,() ()

end.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

accurately.

,

cs,

;

:

II. to

-€, ) ) -, -,

its

to

a place of audience an audience.

(aKpos,

Dep. (aKpifioXoyos)

,

of

or attending lectures; rarium, a pupil's fee.

perfec-

parsimony, frugal-

strictness, severity

language

II.

,

exactness, accuracy, precision

Adj.

ro,

ov,

:

a hearkening or

obedience.

2.

lecture-room.

II.

acciirate, or precise in

() () () , () s 6$,

,

verb.

in

Dep.

'.

hear or attend lectures

hearer, student.

6cys,

to.

fut.

pf.

:

listen to, esp. to

, , , , (aKpos,

tening

impf.

i

po€vos a

kind of thoughts, clear, definite, precise. II. of persons, exact, strict, scruptdous also frugal, stingy.

a or.

$,

From

ity.

:

hearken or

at the beginning

, ^, , -$, , , () , $, s -, , ^,) , -,

tion.

[a]

unmixed, pure.

o( aKpis.

ace. pi.

\5)

;

end of a branch or

the

hough, a small branch, spray, twig.

-€€8,

-

ov, {aKpos,

quick or sudden to anger, passionate \os an ill-tempered dog. [tpa] ovos,

) )

-5, -5,

-, 9$,

,

—

j

also

-

properly, the top of the heap, the

:

:

: , -, ,

best or choice parts

.

—

,

hence the first-fruits of the field, properly a neut. Adj.

29

good, excellent; the first among the Greeks, the poets aKpos not of booty, etc., like offerings of strong of mind. whence IV. neut. from and as Adv. very, exceedingly, highly : v. aKpws. first-fruits, [^t] /ceXaivos) only used in Ep. ov, pointed or shod growing black on the surface, with iron. part. is, ov, and ov, oo
—

-$,

(,

-, {, )

-€5,

-$,

-5, , -,, -5,

,

wood with marble

of

stone, epith. of statues

head,

hands, and feet.

the edge of a net. gather at top. (aKpos, \ofos) a moun-

TO, (aKpos,

(aKpos,

to

ov,

[t],

6,

taineer.

,

(aKpos,

to

(aKpos,

madness, raving mad.

ov, (aKpos,

leaded at the

) -5, ) -5, (?, )

metaph.

.

III. pi.

with the edge of the

nail.

ov, (aKpos,

-, -,

=

€J,

Adv. (aKpos,

,

to inhabit the heights.

(?,

a pair of

the snout or pipe of

belloxvs.

trovs)

on

(aKpos,

unhidden.

ov, (a privat.,

iv) -€, -, ) -5, -€, , (?, )

the point of the

the tip

(aKpos,

17,

of the nail

hence any extremity, the ridge of a mountain. with nails, claws, hoofs. ov, (aKpos, opo?) a mountain-ridge. very, exceedingly. regul. Adv. of

, ,. f.

:

tiptoe, stealthily.

(aKpos,

TO,

elboiv.

$, -^,

at nightfall, at even. (aKpos, irivOos) exceeding sad.

ov,

-€5,

topmost

II.

a mountain-top, peak. the highest pitch, the height of a thing. of persons, the chiefs. I.

Adv. (aKpos,

?, €, -5, €^) -, (, ) -, , ) -, -€, )() -, -5, )

ov, without ice, tinfrozen.

ov, TO, neut. of aKpos, the highest or

,-,

^?;)

anything, esp. of a verse. (aKpos) a summit, height. to lop off or shave the surface. From ov, (aKpos, cut off at the edge.

is,

a mountain-ridge.

edge, epith. of a net.

point

?)

wide-yawning. to struggle at Dep. (aKpos, arm's length, of a kind of wrestling, in which they untie only at the end. at the height of grasped one another's hands, without clasping the body.

(aKpos, Xocpos)

is,

,

) )

, -, 5,

-5,

(aKpos, KiOos) with the extremities

ov,

-, -, ')) -8, -(, )) -, -3, os) ,

of

(5, ($, , (?,

-, -,

{9,

)

topmost waves.

^^

;

hands and feet,

—

:

?, aor. I

pf. pass.

:

to cut off the extremities, esp. the

From

to mutilate.

, (?) any

.?

topmost or prominent a ship's ovpcos a mountain-/)ia^ ; higher city, hence the citadel, castle : in Att. esp. part ; I. in plur. the extremities of the the Acropolis of Athens, which served as the trea- beak, Lat. rostra. 2. in sing, a promontory. body, hands and feet. sury. 2. the II. metaph. a totver of defence. (ois,

,

(aKpos,

voKis)

-5, ^) -8, ) -€, (6) -5, () ,

the

upper or

highest point.

high-ranging

ov, (aKpos,

:

ge-

nerally, high.

ov,

(aKpos,

boring

through,

piercing with the point.

the tip of the wing.

TO, (aKpos,

poet, for aKpoiroXis.

(,

;

)

;

,. ) , ,

q/"

evening, night-fall.

of Degree» the highest in

its

() .

Attica, also

the elder-tree, Lat. sambucus.

-KTedvos, ov, (a privat., o-KT€vi
III.

kind, first, exceeding,

without property. uncombed, un-

^')

kempt.

verb. Adj. of

one must lead

UKTiov one must keep peace.

go

or

:

«

one must

ov,

(a privat., ktc-

without funeral-rites. the place where the waves break, 17, the beach, sea-shore, strand; in plur., II. 2. a tract by the sea. jutting cliffs. or

('/)

€s i.e.

II. intr.

or tnarch.

;

kanipa the end

=

seems to be a strengthd. form of ayw, to put in motion, or, if intr., to move rapidly. II. on the shore or coast. a, ov, Coast-land, an old name of (sc. 7^)

- -€€5 -, €, €)

the end of the hand or feet, etc. the ^aKpoTToXis, the citadel; surface of the water so also, «* aKpois (sc. on tiptoe ; aKpas cppivos not from the surface of the heart, i. e. from the inmost heart Xa'Kpovs KpaaireSois with the outermost edges of the sail, with a close-reefed sail. II. of Time, TTObis, etc.,

, 5,

77,

aKpos, a, ov, at the end, i.e. tiuitx outermost, Lat. extremus, or at the top, Lat. summus ; voXis

.

-

.,

—

:

—

30

any raised place or edge, like the sea-

generally,

,

,

65,

the bounding race race over the sea.

os, a

coast, Lat. ora.

, ('^)

properly fern, of uktOs (broken, mola : groats, meal, bread

) ) , -5, , , ()

bruised), bruised corn, Lat.

-,

, ,

made of it. property,

without

gen.,

ov, (a privat.,

-

by others from '$,

;

of a braggart,

the character

vain-boasting, imposture.

, an

(,

From

imposture.

Dep.

to swagger, use poor in gold. From false pretensions. not worth getting. ovos, , , (\) a wanderer about the pi. of uktis. country, vagabond hence, a false pretender, an

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

c.

()

,

—

—

:

f.

—

! , . , $. . , ^, . , , . . ) () , , . ,(, ) -5, , -5, ) , -, 5 )-, , -, ) , ) -5, Ep. for

( ,

midday

o/fTt's

like

a ray.

impostor.

metaph. brightness, splendour.

aXaQtis, Dor. aor.

to

() (>)

a leader,

(a

ov,

Dor. for Dor. for

,

chief.

pilot, not steered.

"AKT'AOS,

f.

an

77,

esculent acorn, fruit of the ilex.

not washed by

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

ov,

d

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

—

:

=

aloud

, €, (6,

,

, -5,

unexamined.

,

(a privat.,

() a

without hindrance.

(a privat.,

ov,

, '.() ,, , , of comedy

ovTos,

:

()

not

generally, not ridiculed.

,

Adv.

, for

, , , ,

-, ,

[a]

57,

alabaster ornaments.

)) (!,

\$. ,

without oars.

calcareous

spar,

wrought

made of it, a

or

6, .€.

alabaster.

Adv. (a\s)

-$,

,

and

. that

casket or case

to or into the sea

:

also

Homer

a

to

:

=

as if

wander

:

mind from

also

f.

(;) c.

by some derived from aWofiai,

,

-

ace,

blind;

yijv to

metaph.

,

)

watch. I

II.

to

as

opp. a

to

wound

dark, obscure.

a blind,

inf.

7$, , , ()

wander wander

also to

:

'€os

(,

aor.

to

:

without

Ep. wander, stray,

I

II.

dead ;

:

grief.

without light,

the land

or over

not seeing,

the

(),

) ,

aor.

:

Dep. sometimes

be banished.

less, careless

guar-

dumb.

from

in

;

:

,

of

/€05 7]5

impf.

(€$,

inf.

speechless,

form

sun.

pf.

make

vic-

only used in pres. sense, to wander

or roam about : wander through

:

i.

use-

e.

($)

:

to

blind.

-^,

ened

,

a pf.

that brings blindness.

cis

ov,

es,

, , -, ,

,

of

the

in mind, be distraught.

which is of alabaster.

in

$, ,

ov, (a privat.,

of the

from home,

a case for

,

6,

Att. for

-5,

the light

. ((, $). )

Ep. aor. 2

ov, (a privat.,

-'•€05,

:

ov, (a privat.,

unspeakable.

the war-cry, shout

name of Minerva.

darksome.

made

gen. -ovtos, Att. contr. against one's will, perforce. II. =

-5,

,

a Javelin, dart, smaller and

than

!, involuntary,

but only used in

or roatn about, like a beggar.

-€€,

but like about in anguish

unhindered.

the

:

a cry of woe, wailing. aor. 2 inf. of

also

-5,

untried,

point, edge, Lat. acies.

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

the subject

) )

ov, verb. Adj. unrattfled.

ov,

a loud cry

!

form of

-, :

dian goddess,

to cancel, set aside.

f.

to

alala

, , ()

tory

generally.

:

;

ov, (a privat.,

without authority. I. of laws, sentences, etc., no longer in force, cancelled, annulled, set aside; aKvpos ^yvfII. of to have no force, be set aside. Hence persons, having no right or power, c. gen.

,( , -5, -5,

sign of joy

in

wander

pres. sense, to

poet,

raise the war-cry

:

a pf.

without

gen. ovos, (a privat.,

fruit or offspring, barren, [] -Kvpos, ov, (a privat., Kijpos)

lighter

to shout

aor.

:

(^)

,

metaph. calm, serene.

[]

ov,

-s,

:

shout the shout of victory. Dor. battle-shout, war-cry.

the waves, waveless, calm.

Tos.

a shouting.

,=

without

privat.,

wander about.

.

a dweller on the coast. [] , uncultivated. d-KTiTOS, ov, (a privat., opos, 6,

pretences,

— Sup.

of

pass. part,

i

radius, the spoke of a wheel.

,

:

Dor. for

Lat.

like

II,

-$.

or

;

:

making false

as Adj.

II.

swaggering, braggart, Lat. gloriosus

of or inhabiting the sea-shore. a ray, beam, esp. of the sun also the flash of fire and lightning

aKTios, ov,

ivos,

dat.

Adv.

/fTis)

:

powerless, feeble. Ep. impf.

easily mastered,

:

f.

^;

weak:

Ep.

aor.

(

:

)

euphon.,

drain, make poor : esp. sirengib, overcome, slay. = a\s, sali. aXas, CLTOS,

, ,, () 5, ()

.,

—

—

?— empty,

:

of power and

drain

))

ov,

an avenger.

-5,

ov, (a privat.,

Hence

,

ibe influence

be ivbo forgeis noi, ibe Avenging Deily, Lat. Deus Vindex, with or without then, generally, an avenger, the herdspersecuior, iormenior ; men's plague. II. pass, one ivbo suffers from divine vengeance : a sinner, evil-doer, accursed and polluied man. cLXdras, . Dor. for Dor. for 3 sing. Ep. inipf. oi epos,

(a privat.,

:

..

$. .€, . , () ,,

, ,

a making blind, blinding.

vos,

aXytivos, (aXyos) giving pain, painful, grievous : Adv. -vajs. II. &ct. feeling pain, sufferiiig. For Conip. and Sup., v. aX7£W. bringing pain. ov, (aXyos, to feel f. (aXyos) aor. l II. metaph. bodily pain, suffer pain : be sick. to feel pain of mind, io grieve, be iroubled or distressed : io suffer pain ai or aboui a thing. ovos, {aXyew) a sense of pain, pain, grief, of body or mind. pain fel or caused. aros,

—

€-5, .€,

^)

:

:

:

, , , ()() , ,

—

,

,

€5,

ecus,

,$

Comp. and but

(as

Att.]

r

sense of pain. tv, {aXyos) painful, grievous.

Sup. of aXynvus,

formed from Subst. from naXXos). [ Ep.,

"AATOS,

or mind pain, sorrow, grief, distress. anyfbing ibai causes pain. Hence

II. later,

;

f.

a\7iii/oC/«it iress

:

—

:

aor.

—

I

aor. I

:

f.

med.

pain, grieve, dis-

Pass, io feel pain, be grieved or disiressed ai

a thing.

aor. 2

sirengiben;

((

:

—

make

rei.

Odyssey with

-, (

fiil

in their course

a person or thing.

grow, nourisb,

she filled oui his limbs: io

*,

—

, ,

;

—

, (,

also c. ace. vel gen. to care Pass.,

aXkydaQai ev

€€$, , , (,

)

€€,

)

, -,

, (') (^) , (^)

warm.

boi,

for

to be

regarded or counted among.

only used in pres. and imp{. = (aXea, sbun, avoid. . Ion. for dxL•. oXciap, aros, wbeaien flour. ctos, to, anylbing used io anoint witb, an unguent, fai, oil. an anoinier : a trainer, , master, properly in the wrestling-school. dXeis, uaa, ev, aor. 2 pass. part, of privat., Xfios) an embossed cup,

^,,

.

, , , .{) ,( = $. , , ()

generally

one wbo leads or goes astray,

a sinner.

TO,

—

unguent,

oTos, TO,

:', — ,€, —

II.

:

(

joins

anoint with

(-, up the

€8,

' oil

oil,

or

')

;

[] the

:

skin to

ibe atbleies.

io anoini,

in

pf.

:

esp. of anointing for

oi

;

Ep.

also aor. 2

anoint witb

to

oil (see

nastic exercises

siop

aor. l

Pass., aor. I :

used

oil,

generally, anytbing for

pitcb, resin.

f.

pf.

like

Pass, with

:

,

gen.

c.

chiefly used in pres.

and impf.: {aXy)•. and io care for a meal generally afterwards to prepare a meal for guests. copul., Xiyw) only used in pres. to trouble oneself, bave a care, mind, beed; mostly with the negat., aXiyeiv to bave no care, beed not ; rarely without negat., aXiyovai tbey are beedin

Homer

pain, Lat. dolor, whether of body

, . ,€ ,, ) . ', , , ^, . eos, TO,

ov, irreg.

-

Xiyov

smearing witb,

,

'

aXy€ivo$) painful, aXeyeivol

cf.

only used in pres. and Ep. impf. : io irouble oneself about a thing, to care

funeral sacrifices.

gen. ovos, and

ov,

aXyos

,

(X€y,

—

€,

be forabominable, accursed.

:

:

of for, mind, beed,

noi

goiten, insufferable, unceasing

-,

under

,

ei

,

,

grievous, iroublesome : c. inf., horses bai'd to break.

{Xy)

be wralhful, hear haie.

::

gymII.

besmear;

Hence an anoiniing, dyeing.

ears.

{) €-, (, )

, €,( ) , . fois,

,

oAcKTopiScvs, aXcKTopis, dXcKTopiaKos,

,

a chicken.

5, , {() a ben. eojs,

o,

Dim. of

,

a cockerel. ibe crowing oj

Only poet. (From Lat. /.) a cock : cock-crow. unwedded; ov, (a privat., grow, wax, ihrive. II. trans. = an unlawful contest of (From Root *AA-, as in Lat. alere.) is also used Adv. wiibout marriage. dXca, Ion. an avoiding, es- marriage , caping : c. gen. fligbi from a thing, sbelier from it. , a ben, comic fem. of Ion. beat or warmtb, of by analogy of Xiaiva to a cock or ben. ovos, , , the sun, or of fire. Hence increase, muliiply.

-€5,

{,

:

,^,

warm, make warm, sun warm. io

warm,

be

oXcaodc, Ep.

aor.

i inf.

-

yv

:

intr. io

and imper.

grow

€, ',' . ', less

pi.

of

(^()

opos,

€$,

,

off, avert,

Dor. for

,

a cock, Lat. gallus.

common form

$.

for

to

ward

32

, )

^ei^

for

, , ,

ov,

-,,

in

the

aor.

med.

i

(|, , {)

of

inf.

.

o{

inf.

offthe wind.

^. ^.

€. , \€ , ),, \€ , ) -, €. €|», ,

fern,

,

()

who

one

keeps

off,

a

one who keeps the

guardian ;

,

,

(€£)

0,

f.

,=

(,

guards from death

she that

a grinding.

longer form of dAccu, to grind, [a]

(»,

that which grinds or

who grinds

a female slave

, , . , ) ,^ ', ( ^ , , () ^ () , () [a]

avoid! cease! aor. I of wheat en flour, fine meal, mostly dXcvpov, TO, {harleyin plur. aXevpa, distinguished from meal).

Ep.

she that keeps off a curse

\4, ''$)

) ()

€,

aXe-rpCpavos, 0, pounds, a pestle. aXerpis, -,

f.

aor.

or

(v.

II. far away. Averrunci. a remedy, protection.

esp. as epith. of the gods, like Lat.

epos,

ovos a

(')

of

(sub.

\5

a grinder;

;

or dXev, prob. shortened for dXeoi;, imper. of

off, resistance.

Hence fight off the rest, a champion. ov, able to keep off, defend or help,

or (from

^, aXeros,

corn, Lat. molitrix.

\(^.

rjpos,

(^)

,

5,

a defence, guard, help.

(^) a keeping

,

of

fut.

helper,

II.

3 sing. aor. i opt. of

fojs,

,

:

:

mill-stone.

Iliad.

ov,

€|,€, -«, Ep.

«|5,

pi. aor. 2 pass,

3

aor. 2 part, neut., v. ake'is.

:

fi'XoJ

—

;:

€, Dor. and Ep. —but aXev, €|-8, {, defending men. the usual name of Paris ((, ^) keeping

of

.,

——

—

^)

:

—

impf.

:

fut.

:

remeve, keep

to

:

^,

aor. i

or

aX-qXeKa, pass.

pf.

:

rjXevoa, used as Act. to

i

grind, bruise, pound, Lat. molere. an avoiding,

to

,

Att.

2. a means of escape from, shunning, escaping. keeping off a defence against a person or thing, ov, absol. help, succour. aXewprj arrows or darts. ceaseless wandering or roamkeeping off evil. ov, "AAH, j), 6.\ii\L-poos,ov,{\e,pos)protectiflgmortals. ing. 2. metaph. a wandering of mind, distracov, tvarding off death. tion, madness, Lat. error mentis. II. truth. poet, a means of keeping off poison, the character of one who speaks truth, frankness, an antidote.

and

[ap]

ruin,

€-€€5,

('^,

-, €|-8,

-, '

,

:

—

(,

{\(,

,

the

) $) :

\(€€ but — from *\) augm, ^(€, -€€, — formed aor. I act. opt. also fut. aor.

;

I

(as

;

^^

aor.

;

i

if

part,

a fut.

away

fut.

3 sing,

;

med.

:

fut.

;

med.

inf.

ward

\€,

or keep

off,

or aside, hence to defend, assist, aid:

struct., c. dat. pers. et ace. rei

Tivi to help one

€

;

Zciis

ray

— Con-

separately, as, akt^eiv

but most freq. together, to avert the day of

;

€,

:

—

Homer

:

may Jove

avert

(3

inf.

.

Dep.

, ,

rei,

,

part.

\€€$

:

:

3 sing, but chiefly used by or imper. :

subj.

or

;

;

:

to avoid, shun, usu. c. ace.

rarely

c. :

ace. pers.

:

also

,

\€,

.

.

-

of persons, to speak of things, to be true : of divina-

come

—

true, be fulfilled

)

without reserve:

—

of persons, true, sincere; truthftd, frank, honest : of 2. neut. as Adv. with ironical things, real, actual. proparox. ;;^65 itane? indeed? in sooth? signf. ;

8,

^

but TO r ever a.

;

in very truth, really

,, , () 05, Dep.

=

-5,

nuine.

Adv.

:

-vSjs. (ojs,

,

Ion.

$

poet, for

) €. {$,

,

= €, to grind. -«. Adv. of :

— Comp.

Sup.

most

$,

—

prophet

really, truly;

more

trtdy

trtdy.

, $ $$ ircBCov, to,

Lycia or

truly, Lat.

of agreeable to truth of things, real, acttml, ge-

, ,

of truth.

fut.

and

}.

persons, trtithful, honest

also

part.

:

Comp. and Sup. of

speak truth in all things. privat., e's, (a

opt.

avoid doing, omit to do absol. to escape, avoid : to neglect : cf. Ep. for 3 plur. aor. I of Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of aXKo-

to leap.

-,()

€,

tions, in Pass, to

;

PiKos,

c. inf. to

flee,

also

;

;

:

as,

in 3 sing. aor. i

aXevai,

f.

,\( , , , ^^ , $ , ^ , () ' ,.

contr.

opt. aKeoiTO

sincerity.

is

turn

aXi^eiv Aavaois evil from the Danai of. Med., to keep another offfrom oneself, defend oneself against him, Lat. defendere: also absol. to defend oneself. II. in Med. also, to reqiiite, repay, recompense. this

,

truth, to be truthful

without

whence again

;

to

from

partly

fut.

^

:

,

^ ( -, , -,

—

also an Ep. aor. 2

:

—

€3,

formed

are

tenses

partly from

:

{)

land of wandering,

in

Cilicia.

-5,

ov, (a privat., Xrfiov)

-5,

Ep.

ceasing, incessant;

without corn-land, poor. 77<) unimplacable anger

ov, (a privat.,

abating not frorn wrath.

;

:

., .)

—

—

.

\\— $, -5,

, , -5, ) . () -5, , $, $. , -, , ) {) , , -5, ) ) (5, -, -€, ) '5 , ) , , . -€5, , -€5, ) (,,

-€,

or

of

pass,

Att. pf. act

grind.

to

Att. pf.

and

act.

fine flour

,

a wanderer, rover.

(

ov,

less

= Att. aOpoos,

thronged, in a fuass, Lat. coji/ertus. [a] 3 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of

,

, (-) ?, , {) () ", — , , ^ ., , , (, -, ) -, -5,

a wanderer,

to he

f.

live

a wanderer, stroller, rover, vagabond. 2, as Adj. vagrant, roving. a grinding in the mill. fut. Ep. impf. ^'. to become whole or sound ; (aXrjs) an assembly, gathering Ion. of the people, Dor. and Ion. word for the Attic c/f6,

•05, ,

:

:

,

, ,

,

a salt-cellar. (aXs) seamen.

(ciAs)

-acTos, poet,

eagle, osprey.

sea-ward.

) )

(aXs, avOos) sea-blootning,

is,

ov, (a privat.,

-, , -5,

abating

Dor. for

ov.

a,

tain.)

e.

ptirple.

jmyielding, un-

aos.

ov,

{5,

ov,

resembling,

[a]

(s, {s,

oXC-Sovos, ov,

-^,

i.

blowing

as Adv., incessatttly

neut.

:

sea,

es,

)

like.

the beifig without harbours.

{.5,

ev,

flowing into

gen.

5.

a place for horses

to roll in, Lat,

volutabrum.

aor.

make to

i

a horse roll:

—

roll like a horse

-€, )

roam

-,

;

fern,

(as,

es,

($)

ov,

ov,

noun, as

swiimning

,

ing

worn by

os, the sun.

a, ov, also os, ov,

a, ov,

$,

=

{a.s)

marinus.

to the sea, Lat.

:

also in neut. as

, -5,

in the sea.

salt.

without a net, without

ov, (a.s,

Dor. for

from

if

in the sea.

. -5, . )

9, 5, ,

rios,

6,

-€5,

ii)

(aXs, aXios) one

has to do with the sea, and so I. a fisher. a seaman, sailor : with another Subst. ipiras rowers on the sea. oAieuTiKOs, , of ox for fishing.

, ()

,, () , , ) -8, , -5, .) €, , f.

f.

:

{aXidvs) to be a fisher, to fish. aor.

Ion.

pf.

assemble .

, , .

— () (,

:

—

Pass., aor.

:

:

—

to

I

:

who sand

es,

the sea.

[a]

from, or belong-

of,

[a]

unprofitable, idle,

fruitless,

Adv.

in vain,

to

(5,

make fruitless,

(5

disappoint.

not fit for a suppliant.

es,

a plain by the one near the Piraeeus.

ov,

es, (ciXs,

sweeping the

opos, 6, poet, for aAieiis.

,

(,

roaming

in or by

,

sea-wandering, wan-

(aAs,

Hence a wandering over

sea.

-5, -,

the sea,

-,

Dor.

($,

ov,

-,

))

ov, contr.

-5, -'•5,

)

wandering

voyage.

merged sea.

sea, a

Dor. for

e's,

sea-beaten, lashed by the sea.

sea-girt.

.

ov,

dering over the

:

Ion. for

Ep. dat. plur. of

tract, esp.

the sea.

gather toge-

[]

(Deriv.

[a]

sea-nurtured. Ep. :

aor. i

:

II.

Pass, to assemble, meet together, [a] to salt,

to

wander up and down,

made of or from

hunting toils. Dor. for

:

or

privat.,

(a.

pf.

:

also to

swimming

{as,

,

,

)) inf.

Pass.

about.

f.

tpKos) sea-girt, surrounded by

Ion.

the

sea, of rivers.

TO, {aXs,

a.\\.ei%,

ther,

, , , 8( , ,

,) €, ) -, ) 5 -, -, $. )

(Deriv. uncer-

the sea.

generally, giving no shelter, inhos-

:

uncertain.)

the sea.

sea-tossed.

lord of the sea. without harbour,

(a privat.,

ov,

(,

erring

washed by

st/r rounded

Hence

-5, a^Tos) the sea-

, {5,

ovtos,

-65,

aXivos,

blowing on the

(a\s,

is,

,

($,

[]

,

life.

sounding in the sea, roaring over the

act.

11.

ov, gen. ovos,

by waves,

Lat. importuosus

a wandering, roamifig.

sea.

Dor. for

ov.

of waves.

pitable.

From

sea-beaten.

wearied by the

ov, (5Xs,

sea,

bold of, hard to catch : Comp. amenable. 2. incompreheiisible. es, Ep. and Ion. Adj. or

Dor.

,

not to be laid

privat.,

(.$,

ov,

sea-beaten, of ships.

«'.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

a vagrant

(!,

ov,

ovos, 6,

ۥ,

Dor. for ov, without stones, not stony. Dor. for

.

pass, of

properly that which is ground, metaph. a wily knave. Ep. for aor. 2 pass. inf. of eiXcu.

:

!.

and

,

33

ovv, (aAs, TrXeoi)

in the sea, covered with water. ov, (aAs,

deep purple dye.

ov, (oAs,

ploughing the sea. of sea-purple, of

C

—

-,

84

^)

)

(&\s,

es,

against which the tide breaks. oXCp-pavTos, ov, (ciks,

-5, -65,

ov,

= aXippayrjs.

,

also

ov,

ov,

— breaking the waves,

$)

(,

05, ,

roaring

. , 2', , ,,

,', inf.

€$.

:

Hence

to pollute.

by

,

',

aor. 2 syncop.

Ep.

part.

opt.

;

aXovs

\(:—

impf.

:

pf.

:

which

:

Att. also caXon/

Ep.

;

fut. ["']

,

:

subj.

;

[]

inf.

[]

Att. also

is

:

;

plqpf.

to be taken, conquered, fall into the enemy's 2. to be caught, seized. band. 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. thing as Att. law-term, to he convicted, and so conKKoirrjs to be condemned, c. gen. criminis victed of theft. :

:

;

-68, -€5, -5,

,

,

sea-beaten,

ov,

ov,

sea-beaten, sea-tossed:

. ()

a seaman. Tvpos) a salt

cheese.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

-8,,

shipwreck.

(,

,

as Subst.

Act. of

Pass., the

defect.

,,

-;8,

as Subst.,

sinful,

a sinner, a knave.

6,

ov, also

ov,

aros, to, a pollution. a

as Subst.,

:

(, ) $, < - -5, (,

of

f.

6$, {€) $, («, ) ,

syncop. for

-8,

sinning

sea-worn.

washed by the sea. ov, in heaps, crowds, swarms, in Adv. abundance, enough, Lat. satis : also c. gen,, rivos I yvpov silver enotigh, Lat. sat argenti; aKis have enough of a thing rarely just enough, = I

=

sinfulness, wickedness, mischief. -voos, ov, {aXiTpos, voos) wicked-minded.

sea-surging.

6$. -5, , =(, -, 2, (\$) ) aor.

()

,

with waves, sea-beaten.

supplied

. , ,. —

5, $, ,

, 5,

Adv. of

From

destroying on the sea

,

{) ,

in vain.

strong, mighty. only used in nom. and ace, safeguard, bulwark, defence. Dor. contr. from avTos, 0,

,

ov,

() (5, = -

.

€$.

a

,

(() .

,

bodily strength, force, prowess,

power, might: in spirit, courage.

II. feats of strength. a safeguard, defence; and

£$ , 5 , , .-$, ) , -, ) , III.

IV. battle, flght.

so help, succour.

€8, ((,

tv

{)

:

:

pirate.

Dor.

:

contr.

gen.

valiant, mighty.

formed

heterocl. Ep. dat. of

{, {) , {, , {€)

as if

from

, )) €$, {) , ,,. , ^ , ', ', , -5, ^) . €, ' ' -€, ) * , () , €5, , . , ^. ) (, ) -, , , 5, , $ . , {) ^, -, (, . , , ^ ^^(, 4) sea-resounding. (, , () whirled or rolled -€5, (, pickled. ov,==sq.

sea-girt.

cs,

ov,

salted,

ij,

ov,

to

and fro

in the sea, sea-tossed. f.

also aor.

later

3

pi.

:

i

Ep.

(;)

:

aor. 2

— Med.,

inf.

:

akiTeiv

inf.

:

aor. 2

see

(a privat.,

not to be

moved by prayer.

aor. 2 inf.

-€8,

and so

stretching along the sea,

level, flat.

bounded by

ov, gen. ovos, (aks,

the sea,

bordering on

it.

$, , (() a

sin, offence.

with accent a part. med. of of pres., sinning, as if formed from Compare Ep. for missing the right ov, day or right time : hence untimely born.

and

signf.

(5,[^, -€8, ov, gen. ovos, ov,

{€)

{()

pi. aor. 2

sinful, wicked.

med. of

$)

sinning against a

guest.

,

off,

a

protector.

at, with or without halcyon days, the 14 winter days during which the halcyon builds its nest, supposed to be quite calm.

ovos,

,

the kingfisher, halcyon.

pi. of 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 even be used with imperat., to encourage, persuade, aye, well come, etc., like Lat. tandem; III. joined with other Particles: i. come now.

Conjunct., neut. :

,

,

ovv, but then, however. enimvero, but really, certainly. a change r),

aTos,

,

that

a wicked mind.

which

:

is

exchange, barter^ given or taken in

a sausage-

, aor. I

^

,

—

Att.

act.

and med.

inf.

of

changing, interchange.

avTos,

:

From

ov, 6,

seller.

(5,

yap, Lat.

2.

exchange, the price of a thing. to sell sausages.

sinful, laden with guilt:

-, (, ) ov,

stout-hearted.

one who wards

Tivos sinning against him.

Ep. 3

bravely-fighting.

strong, stout, brave.

—

of

(, ^)

€s,

ov,

ov, gen. ovos,

pos,

:

to sin or offend against, to transgress, err.

ov,

ov,

ov, also

,

-,

Pass., fut. I

sausage.

.

:

aor.

:

fut. 2

pf.

—

()

:

,

aor.

:

(

:

—

:

—

make

other than

it

^7-

is,

to

change, for another.

II.

3. to

, \( , () , €, , ,

change, interchange 60, either

:

hence

buy, or

i. to

barter, traffic

to

—and

another in another.

Adv.

from

another place

by

:

another way.

Adv. (a?J^os) elsewhere, somewhere Adv. elsewhither, to another place. Adv. elsewhere, somewhere else, Lat.

dXXc^ai, Ep. for

'^.

^,

v((yov,

v.

$,

alibi.

.

another place, elsewhither, Lat. aliorAdv. of Manner, in another way,

2. to

sum.

II,

' , {, -,

somehow

else,

otherwise, Lat. alias.

, , -, , , , i.

,

e.

ply other than what

-5,

is

ayopevw)

allegorically.

ov, poet, for

, (). , () -5, (, , , (5,

to

speak so as to im-

',

Adv.

'$.

From

an eating one another.

eating one

ov,

otherwise, Lat. alias.

ov, contr. -0povs, ovv, Opoos) speaking another tongue, strange, foreign. a, ov, of another sort or kind, dif-

($) — Comp. (5) —

:

—

alter

mutual destruction.

5, , 5, . ", , ,

$.

From

mutual slaughter.

, )

which has no nom. as, a

ace.

:

also utterly

and 3

2

ov, poet, for

-$,

inexorable.

-€\•8,

^) -€5, (5, ov,

poet,

inexorable.

is,

6-$, -€, ()

foreigner^

ov,

SAL-IO

Ion. aor.

I

for

-

)^$,

part.

( :

a

of a strange

(5,

one person or thingfor another, to mistake. ov, mistaken for another person or thing, unknown. strange, foreign, belonging to an(sc. yrj) in a strange other people or land : land. (Deriv. of -Sairo$ uncertain.) to take

-$, , ,

(», yyv)

)

aor.

, ^, :

;

Dep.

:

"AAAOS, ,

inf.

3 subj.

;

,

to

0,

.

Lat.

ALIUS,

$,

to the other, uncertain.

another, other

its

own

means

u

3.

one man says joined with the Art.,

in plur. ol

;

.

5

€ .. 4.

all others

.

tis

cases or adverbs

€y€

as

the other, the rest

especially.

$ ,, I.

:

any other, some other : quis alius, whoever else. 2.

it,

one

e.

one side then

often joined with other of

is

bound.

to spring, leap,

:

Ep.

part,

;

i

Ep. syncop.

--, € $ ,

€5

Ep.

so also

-, (a privat.,

-reus.

;

(without aspirate)

sing,

kind, strange,

Adv. fut.

:

aor. 2

:

of besides: di tc

:

Hence

yivos) of another race

($,

tongue, foreign.

6-5,

changed.

cetera, reliqua, in Att. often used as

dat.

:

one another, to one another, one another. Adv. reciprocally, mutually.

privat.,

:

esp. to

otherwise.

others, the rest, all besides, Lat. ceteri

a gen. plur.

-5,

changed:

($) of unusual

ov,

monstrous

*^eVa;) murdering

ov,

^-

Pass., pf.

Aeol. for

one thing, one another.

one another.

—

different, to change,

Pass, to become different, be

Lat. si

destroying

:

make

to

:

derived from

,

aor. I

:

changed for the worse. Adv. of

From

ov,

different.

:

Tis, or Tis

,

in another way, in another case,

II.

who inclinesfirst

one another.

:

elsewhere, in another place,

Lat. alibi.

another.

ais, 01$

frojn another place, Lat.

aliunde.

-5, (, -^) $ os, (, <) -$, {, 5, $, () - 5 ,

of different form,

is,

inf.

said, to express or to interpret

for another.

holding another opinion.

Lat.

except.

one thing

looking differently. Ep. elision for

be

Adv. properly dat. fern, of I. Adv. of Place in another place, elsewhere, Lat. i :

a mistaking one thing

ov,

f.

alibi.

to mistake

Hence

, -5, ) -68, (, {os, (5)

ferent, other

else.

35

<,

f.

Adv.

2. to sell.

Adv. (oAAos) elsewhere, in another place, Lat. alibi ; at one time in one place, at

,

(, ()

pf.

to give in exchange, to requite, reIII. change, and so leave, quit. tivos to take in exchange, exchange, nvos or one thing for another. 2. to go to, c. ace. loci, like Lat. mutare. IV. Med. to change or alter one's own, but oftener to exchange for oneself, ex-

alter.

pay.

.

:

^7»;»'

aor. 2

—

:

;

all the

Lat.

Adv. for

and

the rest,

especially.

$ :

.

both otherwise and.. i.e. is used with numerals, when ,

,

(5

further, etc. II. more rarely like yet a fifth river. i. other of other sort, different : hence than what is common, strange, foreign. 2. other than what is, untrue, unreal. it

$, $,

yet,

€. €,

to

still,

;

{5) ($, () Adv. (?,

to another place, elsewhither, Adv. foreign lands, Lat. aliorsum. Adv. at another time, at other

..

,€

times

;

.

;

,

.

,

at one time, at another.

tis) anything

numquid aliud f when followed by elliptic,

e. g.

but hunger, is

i.

e,

how

, ;

;

shall

else ?

Lat.

the sentence i.

will they feel

is

e.

aught

else

they escape hunger? but

sometimes omitted.

C

a

:

—

^, ($), -678, -€,

, ,

36

busy-body in other

mens

to be estranged.

matters.

(\\$,

with other peopled business.

,

Lat. alienus, opp. to idios

meddle

to

Hence

/

\\$

;

to

be bountiful of what is atioiher's; to laugh with a face unlike one's own, Horace's ridere malis alienis. l\. foreign, Lat. peregrimts : hence strange, alien : also estranged, hostile.

7€/

5, -5, $,

, ( $, ,

5, , (aWarpLos) estrangement.

,—

, ,

$)

{aWOrpios,

hostile or ill-disposed

—

make

strange, estrange,

become estranged, be bring into another's hands: Pass, to fall info strangers' hands. Hence Adv. of aWorpios, strangely; to be estranged.

.

tnade an enemy.

-$,

(ojs,

,

Pass, to

to

estrangement.

-, , ) Ep. for

-$.

alibi.

:

.

to

2. to be

ly.

absent or unheeding

-5, ,

) -,

one's wits.

less, lose

:

also to be sense-

\\$,

,

tribe,

-5,

unspoken,

H.

oyoa)

unreasoning, not to be reckoned. 2.

vile.

ov,

without speech, speechless.

I.

2.

.

unutterable, Lat. infatidus. zvithout reason, irrational. 2. not according to reason : contrary to reason, absurd. 3. not recke.

i.

, () , , ,

oned upon, unexpected.

,

the aloe, a plant.

threshing or threshing-time. or out of the sea. 3 sing. Ep. impf. of

() from

Adv.

poet, for

of

aor. 2 opt.

ov, (a privat.,

, () ;, € ,

unreviled:

not to be reviled.

,

anything for smearing

also anointing-oil,

:

oifitment, varnish, paint.

, ()

f.

[], dual

77, a poet, form of a furrow ploughed in

) ) -, -. -, -05, sing.,

land, corn-land.

2. in

elsewhither:

:

bog's

generally,

:

write,draw.

never used

a field

:

ploughed

the skin, a gash, wound. the sea-born : child of

name of Amphitrite and of

,

ing

. ,

unguent

to trace furrows, to

aor. 2 part,

oKos,

nom.

the sea, a

^\€, Horn, \\$ aWos one

Adv. (aWos) only with aWos, e.

.

'-, , {$, (, ) -, 8,

of another

-xpoos, ov, contr. ovv, of another colour, changeful of hue. WTos, 6, = foreign. has it another thither.

not to be heeded,

in

(aWos,

foreign, strange.

-, ,

ov, (a privat.,

thoughtless, silly.

lard, grease

f. {aWos, to be of angive no heed to a thing. to think otherwise than as one should, to think wrong-

mind

other

pay no regard to a thing, non habere. 2.

ov, not reviling.

Adv. elsewhere, in another place, Lat.

-5, ,

, -5,

to

, want of regard or esteem, contempt. want of reason, senselessness, folly.

,

make

to

(aoyos)

take no heed of it, Lat. rationem rei to be out of one's senses. Hence

. . , .^) - -5, -5,

of divers colours. f.

«, , f.

a

kirioKoiros)

meddlesomeness. belonging to another,

, (aWos)

,

)

{aworpios,

»

(,

Thetis.

pestle

for pound-

salt.

see

-, (, -) ^) 5,^ , $ -5, ) -5, -5, -8, ') , , ',/.

-

5, ,

{ovpys) purple ^obe. and is, [], Ep. for purple-wrought, i. e. dyed with sea-purple, of a genuine see purple : in pi., purple robes. Adv. of in another way or manner, aor. 2 part, of [] otherwise in some other way ; re , want of the bath. From both othenvise and i. e. especially, above privat., unwashen. all. H. otherwise than.. differently: hence in Ep. ov, without a crest. good sense, better. 2. otherwise than as should ov, , copui., the partner of one's be : heedlessly, without purpose : without reason : also bed, a wife. in vain : for nothing, like Lat. gratis : hence Ep. for pres. imperat. of

,. $ $, $

g.

hither

€€,

(,

:

,•

.

.

.

.

,

,

, , , , ,,{) €5,

=

only, merely.

,

sea.

a spring, leap, bound. dried : also the

(ciAs) sea-water that has

2. salt-water, brine.

() 05, , () ^

ev,

'',

salt, briny.

bitter, distasteful, like Lat.

fut.

aor.

poet,

aor.

I

-$

:

pf.

3 sing. Ep. impf. Ep.

^/^

:

:

— Pass.,

-.—to thresh, thresh out:

to cudgel.

,

(

,

ov, Sup.

", 05, ,

of obsol.

ov,witb a lobe wanting, of the livers of victims.

sweetest,

loveliest.

,, "^,,

SAL, Engl. in sing, a in plur. salt as prepared for use. the sea.

SALT:

Lat.

77,

.

Ep. 2 and 3 sing. aor. 2 of (OS, TO, a place grown with trees and grass, a grove, esp. a sacred grove : also a glade. (s, (Uos) like a grove, woodland.

-8, 05,

()

{$,

, 05, , ()

^, , () 77,

77,

,

.

(

"2, 08,

metaph.

2.

amarus.

:

1

,

grain or lump of salt;

saltness.

salt, briny.

: , 6v,

.

,

f.

good

at leaping, nimble.

salt.

be in trouble or dis-

. -, tress

,

also pf. pass,

:

bond or fetter. dXvKTOS, ov,

,

(oXvktos

:

o^b —

= aXvTOS,

dXvfis,

, ,. .€,

(a privat.,

II.

ov,

Ep. for

[]

, ,

, -€5,

, , , .: ,

accompanied by ecvs,

ful.

Adv.

,.

useless, unprofitable

-Xttis.

strengthd. for

and impf.

hence hurt-

:

and

fut.

aor. I

f.

privat.,

)

() , () ()

'',

and dog.

or

not to be loosed or

:

:'; more

in Horn.,

3 sing. opt. to bring in, yield: to get, acquire : metaph. to incur envy. aor. 2 inf. of

€, 6•-5, ,

, ,

oxen

:

oxen

ov,

.

(^,

" ,

ov, 6,

{^)

.

()

,

as law-term, detection, conviction.

II.

fut.

— 05,

,

,

oi

verb. Adj. of

be taken,

to

caught or conquered : to be acquired. aor. 2 subj. of Ep. for for but for I. Adv. at once, Lat. simul.

hence of maidens whose parents receive many from their suitors, much-courted.

as presents

easy to take, catch, win, or

, ,. ,, ,, ,

5,

quest.

bringing in

/Sous)

the

II.

of the mind, easy to apprehend. belonging to capture or conquest. or of a taking, capture, con€5,

: , , ",

^,

aor. 2

,'

2.

(5)

[y

ace.

moon.

ov,

rarely to be beside oneself for joy.

in Att.]

or

metaph.

:

threshing-floor.

,, ()

conquer.

Att.

:

a fox, Lat. vulpes

gen.

used only in pres. and impf. the mind, to be ill :—to wander, be at a loss, like to distraught : troubled, ease, be at

(;,

,

:—

disk of the sun or

),

a fox-skin cap.

II.

broken, indissoluble: continuous, ceaseless. a-\\j\vos, ov, without lamp or light.

',

a little fox. a mongrel between fox

,

eKos,

.

pi.

,

Dim.

,:

"AAilS,

a fox's cub. play the fox, Lat.

to

iSos,

of men.

branded with a fox.

$, ,

TO,

,

(sub.

a foxskin.

ov, 6,

vulpinari.

to flee from, shun, avoid, for sake. to be uneasy, have no rest.

:

ov, (a

:

[a]

Att. contr. from Ion.

f.

used only in pres.

lengthd. form of

— () , {)

-5,

, €, , ,

€8,

hence mournful. : (Deriv. uncertain.) a chain, bond.

",

-

of

aor. 2 inf. of

:

it

,

ov, part,

€, 5) ()

)

-5,

. ()

.€, , 5, , = 5.

)

act.

II.

-

subj. of 3 sing. aor. 2 opt.

a husbandman, gardener, [a] aor. 2 inf. of

ov, 6,

not paining or distressing. without pain or grief, a-Xviros, ov, (a privat., II. act. not paining, causing no pain unpained. or grief, harmless. without the lyre, unov, (a privat.,

grieved.

2

:

of same verb.

of

an escaping, avoiding. not pained or (a privat.,

,

II.

a garden, orchard, vineyard, etc. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. Ep. for II.

indissoluble.

aor. I inf.

ecus,

troubled.

37

I. a any levelled plot of ground,

poet, for Att.

Dor.

an indissoluble

. , () ) -5,

)

()

$ . , , , .], , ()

pres.

threshing-floor.

h)

,

from a

as if

aa.bvv,

:

., (8. () €) -5,

Prep.

c.

dat. at the

,. Dor.

alv/ays in phrase avSpes

.

,

—

same time

11.

with, together with.

for

mostly

6vos,

in plur. the

Amazons:

also

) , , . ,, ,7&'& ", $. -05, () () , -, , (, €) $ , 5, . , , , -€5, , .. , , () gain-seeking,

enterprizing

-05, (,

men

:

,

industrious

to be ignorant, stupid.

esp. applied to trading, sea-faring people.

a dealer in

6,

stupid, dull

barley-meal.

[t],

TO, peeled or pearl-barley, Lat. po-

barley-meal:

lenta: sing, only in phrase

elsewhere in plur. or porridge

made of it.

f's,

barley-groats, and the cakes 2. metaph. one's daily

bread, one'ssubstance : a preparing of barley-meal. From a preparer of barley-meal. , .

:

(a privat.,

also coarse,

learnt,

,

want of knowledge, ignorance.

065, 6iaaa,

(5)

,

ovv,

oev, contr.

)$,

=

sandy. sand, a sandy soil;

($) to

level with

the sand, utterly

destroy.

605, , {%) €5,«, Ep. \%^ ov,

6,

,

[]

used on a threshing-floor. a thresher, vine-dresser.

resistible,

n"

,

ignorantly;

Adv. of

to be ignorant.

aor. 2 subj. oi

see

[-']

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of

ace. of

unknown.

Hence

to eat, live

on barley-meal, or bread made of it.

untaught, unlearned^ also without know-

:

II. pass, tiot

ledge of a thing.

,

f.

rude

ov, lengthd.

huge, enormous. poet, for

form of

(»)

^

€( »

ir-

properly to

—

—

—

) , . () , , ,

38

, -,

soften

hence

:

to crush, destroy, ruin,

metaph.

3.

-5,{) , •€$, ) (, », &$, 05,

to bide, disguise.

ov, (a privat.,

, ,

Lat. fener.

soft, light,

(ayw) a carriage, a wagon of the plough, Lat. currus. 3. Charles' wain in the heavens, the great bear. Hence 4. a carriage-road. Pass, to be traversed by wagons, to have wagon-roads through it. ecus, o, a wagoner. the carriage

2.

^, 6$,

))

-5, () {, -5, (, *, |$, , () $, . , , () -$, , (,),() (, \$) ov,

wagons.

es,

tached or belonging to a

,

ov,

,

enough

load a wagon, of stones. idos, Dim. of a plostellutn : a go-cart.

wagon,

to

at-

large

:

little

wagon, Lat.

of or belonging

to

a

-, -05, (,

traversed by wagons

57,

4s,

:

as

a high-roadfor wagons. large enough to

a wagon.

6v,

*ۥ/) making wagons

arcs,

6.

ov, (a privat.,

aor. I

fut.

aor. 2

:

by metath. (with :

Pass., aor.

inf.

miss, miss the mark,

c.

gen.

hence

, . , . , . , () , () ,. :

wrong,

€,

Ep.

Adv.

or

time, at once,

2.

to

generally,

go wrong :

to

to fail,

do

.

,=

&-6•5,

is,

-5,

together, at the

a failure, error,

(,

ov,

dark, dim, faint, obscure.

1.

f.

aor. i

:

:

—

pf.

:

make dark or dim mostly in Pass, dark or dim; also to come to nothing. to

.

me-

weaken, impair. without resistance.

$,

ov, poet, for

Adv. of

-.5,

ov, (a privat.,

with, tinconquerable.

without fighting. not to be fought never having fought.

.

)

=

Adv. of

-55,

become

) $, .

Adv. of

-€05,

to

$, 5.

to

:

without battle, and one fights, unconquered of places, impregnaunconquerable, of persons 2. disinble. act. not having fought. ov, (a privat.,

L

'

whom no

with

:

.

same

(a privat.,

to

—

mow

)

^

impf.

contr.

:

Pass., aor.

1

[generally,

-, -, for

Ion.

poet, for

f.

:

:

— '5, -5,

.: aor.

blunt,

for

: to

:

aor.

I

:

dull,

aor. I

have an abor-

—

Pass., fut.

pf.

:

take the edge

off,

Lat.

Pass, to becotne blunt or dull, lose the edge.

cia, v, bhmt, dtdled, with the edge or point taken off, Lat. hebes: metaph. didl, faint, feeble: Hence of persons, spiritless, sluggish. dulness : sluggishness. [],

, -, -,

or blind.

without

i

to reap,

-$. -. (\s)

and Ep.

and

:

aor.

:

:

pf.

(\5)

—

:

3 sing. aor. 2 opt.oi

.8, , :

f.

:

pf.

:

gather in, as a reaper does corn, to Att.] Ep. at the beginning of words.

also to

:

collect,

hebetare sin.

tnos) failing in words,

idly.

clined to fight.

:

prone to fail or err. a failure, error, sin. erring in mind,

speaking at random or

, . . ,

—

[],

(€, $)

-voos, ov,

,

,

having no light : hence blind, sightless, dusky, gloomy. II. metaph. dim, uncertain. 2. obscure, unknown. (Deriv. uncertain.) Hence

tion, miscarry.

of

,

,

run together, run along with. Hence clashing ofwheels, a running together

Ep.

:

[/-]

,

distraught.

()

, (() fut.

,

$.

to

pf.

err, sin.

Ep. aor. 2 o{ aor. 2 inf. of

witness.

-:

pf.

of doing, fail of one's purpose, be deprived of a thing, lose it.

to fail

(,

:

later

:

:

[]

unfading.

inserted) l

-, ) ,, , $,

, -, , , {, . ,:

Dor. for

, a trench, conduit, water-course, , ov, =

'AMAPTA'Nfl,

or

in sin.

sparkling, twinkling,

, '55,

so

, ^. ', $, -$, $. )

carriages.

hardened

sinful,

glancing, of objects in motion. \p, but in Ep. 0.] a sparkle, twinkle, quick motion. From only used in pres. and impf. to sparkle, twinkle, glance. Dor. for only used in Ep. part,

taph. to eclipse

[t]

Snbst. d^wi^tTOs (sub.

fill

by

traversed

Root of wagon or carriage. fit for a wagon

,

,=

,

ov,

,

Att.

or wain.

without witness,

,=

sheaf.

weak, feeble.

2.

$)

ov, (a privat.,

unsoftened.

/, =

,

Att.

:

unattested.

a bundle of ears of corn, and a binder of sheaves.

-,

6. -8,

—

:

)

)

5, ,

ov,

—

Att.

0$.

-, (vs)

, and

-, . ()

dim-looking, dark, obscure. Adv., poet, for

bubbling up.

to be

(vvos,

dim-sighted

, , (\vs,

'-/8;', like

(-

a prelude.

:

:.

—€€9.

()-

-$, -$, «, , for

, -

(,

-608, 6,

epyov) poet, for

lazy.

-, , (properly fern, of

Ion.

-,

ambrosia, the food of the gods.

, . $) . , lengthd. form of

-ios, a, ov,

Ion. for

aor. I part, of ava-

€, Dor. for $.

or

-€5,

'/)

ov, (a privat.,

unhappy:

enviable,

€$, -€8,

,

, .: From

of amethyst.

ov,

4$, ,

',

against drunkenness

a kind of herb.

i.

:

,

or

2.

Ep. impf. fut. aor. i I. Act. to change, exchange; to exchange golden arms for brasen esp. of place, to change it, and so to pass, cross : like Lat. muto, either to quit a place, or to go to

(( :

((5 ,

intrans. in part, ev

II.

it.

in exchange

:

other.

do to.

to

Ill,

Med.

to

=

change one with another, 2.

to

answer, reply

3. to repay, requite, avenge. 4. like Act. change, esp. of place, to pass either out or in

metaph.

to surpass.

-€8,

ov, (a privat. ./ictSacu) not smiling, gloomy

-€$,

ov,

(a privat.,

, ', (.

harsh, cruel.

-€8,

ov,

assuaged.

unsootbed

= foreg. harsh, severe

,

ov, gen. ovos, irreg.

:

relentless,

un-

€$,

better:

, ^,

to press or squeeze out : to sip, drink.

imperat. of

Adv. by

all

aor, I med. o{ exchange : succession.

MILK, Lat.

to

f.

II.

metaph. to drain, exhaust.

^,

never mind.

: (^) —

:

gent.

:

—

and so

i

/ £ )

milking.

-€'•5,

:

ov, (a privat., not to be blamed, blameless : of things, perfect Adv. -», so as to merit no blame. II. act. not blaming, find' ing no fault, well content.

-^, €,

—

=

is,

,,

ii.

, (es)

blamelessness, freedom from

Ep.

for

inf.

of

,

to satisfy.

-€05, , (a privat., $) faint, feeble

-,

€,

Hence

or sickly.

Ep. aor. deaden the force of.

I

to

:

weakly

make weak,

Dor. for

to

f.

aor.

f.

(prob. from

:

i

pluck or pull, Lat. decerpere. Ep. /-: aor. i pass. privat.,

one's share, bereave one of: thing, lose it.

—

Ep.

-:

pf.

3.

to let, suffer.

4. to neglect to

Pass, to be neglected, slighted, overlooked.

:

to deprive of

a

-€8, ($.

-€5,

€€, €5

()

(

€-$,

€$.

€(€)

ov, (a privat.,

able.

ov, (a privat.,

terable.

-€€8,

able.

)€) ^) ) )) )

(5.

€8,

Adv. (a

out turning about.

negli-

careless,

5)

Pass, to be bereft of

ov, (a privat., free from care, unconcerned. 11. pzss. uncaredfor, unheeded. III. driving away care. Dor. for ov, privat., undivided. Dor. for €p6-oos. Dor. for 3 sing, and inf. aor. i of Dor. for or ov, (a privat., unchangeunchangeableness. able : TO ov, (a privat., immovable. ov, (a privat., not to be broken : unalterable. ov, (a privat,, unreII. act. not repenting, unchanging. pented of. = unreov, (a privat., II. act. unrepentant. pented of.

unpractised,

heedless,

be

to be careless.

not delayed: not

carelessly

ov, (a privat.,

have no care for, slight.

to

2. to neglect,

to overlook,

do

aor.

f.

of

as

From

attention.

€€)

,

ov, (a privat.,

unprepared.

,

€5, ($, , ('/) a €$. Adv.

suadable.

want of practice or

6€,

Hence

heedlessness, indifference.

i],

to be delayed.

-, -€8, -€8, -, - -€5, III.

means, of course.

(•\%) ^^, , -€€5,

heedlessness.

ov, (a privat.,

€€, -€5, -€•5, €. -65, MULGERE. -65,

Comp. oiajaOos,

=

^, '', ,,()

,)

UTiworthy of care. poet, for

-€€05,

of persons, abler, stronger, braver.

€|/£8,

careless, heedless, neg-

uncaredfor, unheeded. verb. Adj. of one must neglect. ov, like d/icAijs, not cared for: pass,

€ $, ) . ) 5, <, () .

rafters that cross each

in turn or alternately.

(a privat.,

II.

€ €, . ',: ,.^,

the precious stone, amethyst.

€\/:

is,

blame.

drunken. II. a remedy

ov, (a privat., /ie^uo;) not

as Subst.

unenvied, un-

as a reproach, wretcbed,miserable

also horrible.

-€8,

ligent.

im-

mortal, divine, of divine nature. II. of things belonging to the gods, ambrosial, divinely fair. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. of ov, (a privat., immortal, divine.

6, -8, .€

,

€) (, €8, (^) 6$) €, , -€5, yrj

earth thrown up.

., putting off work,

—

:

^-)

privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

unper-

unchange-

unalterable.

€(<)

with-

vnol'

unalter-

—

—

(£$, Dor.

€€ —&€9. -5,

)

-€5, , ( (€$. €-5, (€, $) for

privat.,

immeasurable,

,

)

ov, (a privat.,

($)

-, ,

Ion.

inimitable.

a being unmixed,

, -, -, )) , ) . . $, ^, -5, ) -, , --65, , ), ^, -.

immense, Lat. immensus: unnumbered, exbaustless. ov, of an immeasurable

ptirity.

life.

fleet as

(€$, , (($,

immoderate in

eiros)

4s,

ov,

drinking

-€5, -€5,

{^,

ov,

vopos)

trivium, where three paths cross. Aeol. for aor. :

=

Lat.

med.

I

€-

inf.

to surpass, excel, conquer.

:

*AMH, ,

a shovel or mattock. 2. a water-bucket, Lat. hama. 3. a harrow, rake. Att. Adv., properly for dat. fern, = Tis, in a certaifi way : in some

,6$ ,

pail,

, -,

of way, somehow or other, [a] Hebr. Adv. verily, of a truth

, , -5,$, )

, ,

as a Subst.

"AMHS,

also

:

privat,,

,

med.

$, , () I

5, {) ,

metaph. one who

:

)

, ) ,.,) (, —

motherless.

:

impf.

a

to be at

Ion.

-5,

distress.

-, ,

II.

-.

fut.

:

loss or in

Hence

want.

want of means,

(-

ov, (a privat., or resource, helpless. IL

helplessness,

without means

ov,

. , , , () ()

-5,

",

and

pi.

part, pres.,

undefiled, pure.

-)

fut.

a knot.

I.

:

:

.

aor.

pf.

3.

, 8. -. -€, -€, . ^, . . , -^. -, for

€5.

.

Aeol. for

9, ^, €€. '^. ^, Adv. poet, Ep. aor.

-, , ,

((,

and

fut.

,

for

in a thing

of Dor. for o{

I part,

aor.

I

($, 5)

,

-, ,

() -,

sand-burrower, a

ill fortune. without lot or share absol. unfortunate, wihappy.

Ion.

ov, poet, for

:

"AMMOS

$, $.,

-5, ($, ) -5, ($, or

l

Hence med. :

Dep.

:

-05,$, ($, ')

sand: also a sandy place,

See

ov,

growing

or belonging to Jupiter

() -, '$,

[], Dor.

Ammon,

for

Dor. for

ov,

i.

e.

,

($) of a lamb.

$,

a ewe-lamb.

unmen-

ov, (a privat.,

aor.

f.

com-

rival.

inimitable in

of

African.

tioned, unheeded.

to

in sand.

tihos) sandy.

fem. of

[a]

a

ov,

a ncose, halter.

cord, band.

$. 5,, ,

—

III.

contend with one, Lat. aemulari. II. generally, to strive, struggle, exert oneself. Hence verb. Adj. one must compete.

,

anything tied or made to

2.

ahos, or

pete, vie, or

life.

aros,

$,, contest for superiority, rivalry; -€\•5,

pass,

one's

-. , ()

under

fs,

-(08.

generally, a struggle, conflict,

and

,

For words omitted under

poet, for

see

race-course.

ov, (a privat., unmixed, pure. not mingling with others, unsociable, savage. not to be mingled, irreconcilable: Adv.

Sup.

-, ~,

tioned.

( privat.,

Dor. for

-065, «,

inaccessible, inhospitable.

a competitor,

Ep. 3

-5, -€05.

wear-

(a privat.,

ol,

ing no girdle with their coat of mail. €v, lengthd. form of

contest, conflict.

freq. in pass, sense,

from

if

out on

let

, , . , , , ) : : , , , ) -,

more

also inexplicable.

:

pay or reward.

not

hire, not leased.

kind of snake.

hardship, trouble.

impracticable, irresistible

ov, (a privat.,

Aeol. and Ep. for

.

-,/)5,,7, (

without reward.

ov, (a privat., /xta^os) without

poet, for

a reaping, harvesting : also hara harvest or crop. privat., without mother, l\. unlike a mother.

vest, harvest-tiyne.

Adv. of

-5,

poet, for

.

part, oi

reaper

without hatred, not

privat.,

€9, Aeol. and Ep.

a kind of milk cake.

aor.

a chamber-pot.

17,

(

Aeol. and Ep. for

not wrathful.

down, a destroyer, []

cuts

as

it

certainty.

(

ov,

vos)

so be

e.

Comp.

:

tie: :

i.

, infantry mixed

2.

idos,

«,

hateful

ov, (a privat., without measure, immense, boundless, incessant. 2. immoderate. Adv. oi infinitely.

irmos) along with horses,

with cavalry.

to

excess.

intercourse, unsociableness.

(,

a horse.

'AMI'5,

words, unbridled of tongue.

want of

2.

-nriros, ov,

be unmifidful

—

I

to

:

to

make no mention

be of,

pass over.

rj,forgetfulness.

ov,

gen. ovos,

2. pzss. forgotten,

mindful, forgetful.

-€5, ,

From

(a privat.,

(a privat.,

not sought in marriage.

()

un-

not men-

unwooed,

4. , ,

, , , ) , , . :

—

:

:

—

—

($)

to be

unmindful,

Pass, to be forgot/en.

-8,

as

fj,forgetfulness

From

an amnesty.

:

forgotten, no

ov, (a privat.,

longer remembered.

TO, a bowl in which the blood of victims (Deriv. uncertain.)

-, .

$,

,—

i^os,

{05,

ovvtos, 6,

.

e.

)

-5 , *AMNO'5,

,

and

etc., as if

a lamb : declined apvos, from a nom. *ops.

should be Adv. without

-5, €,

^)

-$,

,

or other.

.

or

Adv.

-, -, -665, -€5, ^. 6€5, -5,

£$, .$,

Adv.

e.

i.

be

will

should be

etc.

for

'•€5,

(a/xos)

5, ,

,

ov, (a^ireXos)

Dim. of

TO,

kind of

vine-plant.

II.

a

bird.

rich in vines, vine•

cffca, cv,

interchang-

a vineyard. of the vine.

poet, for

ov, also

$, , = foreg., a

or a, ov,

-$.

toil or

Ep. aor. I part, of vtKayos.

some place

() () ,

,

, , /. , , () , -, )

written

by turns, Lat. alternatim.

ov, also

under which words beginning with

-,,

un-

toil,

=

a, ov,

Adv.

without

poet, abbrev. for

somewhere. somewhither.

(^)

Adv.

($) from

Adv.

= sq.

privat.,

not weary.

II.

-,many

From

without

(a privat.,

oj/,

ov, (a

trouble.

wearied, untiring. Att.

ov, (a privat.,

found

toil or effort.

privat.,

(a,

without the Muses, without taste for the arts, unpolished, rude, boorish of things, coarse, vulgar, gross. Adv. of without toil or trouble.

-65.

. , $. ov,

)

, -5, 5,) $) , was

sheep-minded,

simple.

apva, apves,

From

-5,

boorishness.

poet. fut. of

caught.

auoTOS, ov, insatiate, r avening, savage : neut.a/iOToi/, Adv. insatiably, incessantly. (Deriv, uncertain). Adv. of 6$, somewhere. Att. 17, want of harmony : rudeness, grossness,

forget

to

41

$ ", -, ) $. () , , () -, . , ) (5 , , 5, . € , ^ -€, () €, , ) ^, € , (9 , 8, . ) , -. -, , ) , , ,-.

ing, alternate

:

another.

of verses, amoebaean, answering one II. giving lilicfor like, retributive

— €-€05,

$, $ , () Adv.

clad.

abas,

,

pecul. fern, of

opos,

name

the vine, a

alternately.

,

a successor, follower. exchange for.

-$,

have no share in a thing. II.

it.

(^) (^)

, ov,

€($,

made with

-5,

:

blameless.

-5,

:

$,

:

Comp.

Att.

$.

£$,

and

fut.

:

Lat. circumdare.

de-

for

^$,

as,

when.

:

aor.

')

II. to

to surround, put round or over, :

See

for

. , . , , , , () =

and so =

to

put on, Lat. circum-

induor.

v.

efs,

impf.

2

(€.

sub

aor. 2 inf. of

Tts,

(()

otos, to, ov,

Dor. for

(,

:

fut.

aor. 2 inf. of

(($.($,

05,

— Med.

:

part,

inf.

cover, Lat. cingere.

05, , of, Aeol. and Ep. for $,

in Att.

:

part.

From /// shape, deformity. ov,(a privat., shapeless, misshapen,

Poets for 6$. an old form for but only used in the Adv. forms

08,

of,

imper. and part,

aflne upper garment. Ep. impf.

aor. 2

:

absol. unlucky, wretched.

17,

unshapely, unseemly or

without share

-(5,

5e.

poet. aor.

,

$,

II.

compd.

in

for

and

a follower, attendant. From ov, made offine flax. , fine flax from the isle of Amorgos.

ov, (a privat.,

producer of

of

ov, 0,

stitute of.

'

'•€,

milk.

the milking time, i.e. morning 6, and evening twilight; the four hours either before daybreak or after sunset, and so generally night-time. ov, (a privat.,

Adv. only found

resolved, as,

€5,;5,, (/67;) a milk-pail, Lat. mulctra.

-8,

((\5,

of Bacchus.

part, of

absol. unfortunate.

of milk,

From

vines.

epyov) a vinedresser.

Ep. for avanenaXaiv, redupl. aor. 2

From

without share in a

ov, (a privat.,

thing, bereft of

,

vitis.

prune

5, , ((8) a vineyard.

II.

as Adj. in requital or in to

a vine, Lat.

17,

to dress or

change, exchange, barter.

Adv.

q. v.

an intermixture

•€€, €-05, , (($,

a change. a recompence, return : hence , repayment, atonement : revenge. 2. an anII.

/€;08,

= coniT.

(^,

of vines.

;

a cloak /or

swer.

6v,

,

-ws, in requital.

guilt.

1

an

error, offence.

sinful,

loaded wilb

—

^. ',

,, \. , , . , ' : , , , , 6, .. , , , . .. : -, , : : $ , —

42

6, =

:

:— Pass.,

aor. 2

pf.

:

:— like

pf.

-.

:

to miss, fail, fall short of, c. gen.

-€,

etc.,

Ep. aor.

3 sing.

poet, for

:

Med.

Ep. aor. I pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

65,

{): —

5, , —

{)

,

of a horse's bridle or frontlet. a band or fillet for or , vkos, the binding the hair, a head-band, snood. HI. anybead-band of horses : also a bridle. thing rounded, a wheel, , gen. 6
, ', 5, ,

contr.

-, , an

,

05, 5, ,

=

:

[]

oftener of Place, together.

,

,

:

a

6$,

) )

dark, dim, akin to faint, indistinct. Adv. -Spats alsoneut.a/xu5/)ovasAdv. uninitiated, profane. ov, (a privat.,

-5, -5,

) :

,

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

inexpressible.

Laconian

not to be told,

:

city).

-5, , (

)

a cake offine meal, so called from the meal not being ground at a common privat.,

, ,

-,[\

mill.

ov, gen. ovos, (o privat.,

.&€, ^, ,

excellent.

, , €,

on

its

2 sing.

3 sing, and

inf.

. , {)

, 05, () €.

verb. Adj. of

. one must

rjpos,

ov,

,

fut.

:

-

wound:

to

)

:

:

From

-5,

and iSos, , a long draught of a large cup, used by the Thracians.

io$

drink.

II.

\•],,=-^8.

-

. '^ - .-, ,

-, -^, -^)

old and poet, abbrev. for

;

-.

cf.

(,

-, -,

, ,

-^) as

:

=

(,

2 med. around: Med. to gather around. and poet,

Ep. aor.

—

to collect

. ($)

{-'.

=

, ov,

:

public,

known:

Adv. publicly, openly, Lat. palam. Adv. publicly, openly, without disguise.

-09, , , (•)

From

-, -, -, (, ') $, -,

public, notorious.

. ,-. ) .

Pass,

to

rush on from

all sides, flutter or float arojtnd.

Dor. for

, (, -, -, €€,

Adv. poet,

poet, for f.

for

fut. inf.

, , ,

.-,

of

to rattle or

-

ring

\..,==--

only used in pres. and

,

poet, for

from

.

inserted),

rage.

pres.

med.

inf.

and Med.

touch all round, feel on all sides : to fondle : to handle. pres. Ep. for

part, of

€, -€05, ,

pi.

aor. 2

a defender.

(with

amazement, or

of

3

repel.

fear,

. .. , , -

one must assist; so

a means of defence.

Ep. impf.

to tear, scratch,

Ep. for

^^.

defending, defensive; defensive armour.

ptov, TO, as Subst.

a tearing, scratching.

:

(

|,

tipple.

to

fit for

II.

.() -., -, (, ) -, ,,

med. oi and med. inf. of

aor. I imper. of

too

blameless,

masc. pr. n. used as Adj.

guard.

-,

about.

poet. aor. 2 of

poet. aor. 2

to de-

II.

(5

speechlessness

aor. I act.

ov, 6,

$)

:

metaph., thou wilt lacerate thy heart with rage, [] privat., Adv. properly without closing the mouth, i. e. at one draught. Hence f. pf. to drink deep,

tear in pieces.

poet, for

without lowing of places, where no herds low. to speak in the dialect of Amyclae (a

ov, (a privat.,

or bellowing

Lat. defendo

warmly.

of Time, together, at the same

'5,

time

the almond-tree.

a tearing, mangling.

Adv.

off,

to requite, repay.

only used in pres. and impf. to embrace with love, treat kindly, greet

Hence almond, of almonds. a tearing, rending

ov,

arcs, to,

scar.

•

{) {) , ,

^: —

aor. I

to

ov,

ebb-tide.

ecus,

Att.

a band, fillet: also a

05, , () $5,() Hence

ward

()

'551,,

generally, to bind, wreathe.

:

Ion.

offfrom oneself to defend one2. to avenge oneself on another, requite, re-

|5,

pass,

bind the hair with a band

off,

-

fut.

poet. aor. 2

:

ward

to keep or

self.

for

aor.

keep

to

pay, punish.

.

a helper: an avenger.

[], Ep. impf. Ep. aor. I

fend, fight for, aid: rarely

imper. of

2

—

able to defend or avenge.

,=

opos,

fut.

horse's bridle.

, ()

,

,=

-6,

to

Att.

Ep. impf. med. of

med. of

poet, for

-,

f.

,^-,

wrap, fold, or twine round.

coiled round.

poet, for

— :

—

:

:

:

/.

; , () ) -$, ) . ', ^,. - , . $, () -, . , ^ , ) .. -5, ) -5, (. -8, , ) -, ) ) '^ -, ) -, -. -6€, , {, () -,, — (,

—

round:

poet, for

come round

:

ment.

of

2

pf.

pi.

of

sides.

€'/.

TO

o(

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of two-edged, double-biting

-5, {, fs,

II. metaph. that will cut of lightning, /or^^if. both ways, false or ambiguous. 3 sing. aor. 2 of covered all round, es,

-€5, {, (,

having oars on both

{*-) fitted

ox joined on all sides, well-

-$, -5,, , (, ()

,

worked by

sides, disputed.

on both

equal

2.

Praep.

:

2. rarely

it.

DAT.

iti

on both

the contest. :

— Radic.

signf.

of Place, about, around.

II.

of Place, about, around, round about: 2. not of Place, about, for, on account of, for the sake of: regarding, concernIII. c. acc, of Place, ^^g• 3• by means of. about, around, on, at : near about mostly with motion implied. IV. without case, as Adv. c.

—

at, by,

I.

near, with.

—

round about, on all sides. Compos, about, on all sides, on both sides.

V. In

a.\s) sea-girt, esp.

having the

about, around,

-,

(, (, ov,

-, )

-, -

-$, .

sea on both sides, between two seas, Lat. bimaris.

fly

about shrieking,

to

sound on

all sides

in irreg. pf. part.

-

:

to

—

to go about hence to guard, protect. II. to surround, encompass, ivrap round. f. pf. Med., Ion. fut. aor. 2 inf. to throw or put round, esp. of clothes, etc., to put them on a person, Lat. circumdare Med, to put on oneself, put on, Lat. accingi. 2. esp. to throw one's arms round, embrace : also to grasp. 3, to surround, encompass : but also to strike on all sides. II. intr. to go to another place ; so also in Med. f.

-, -^ -

or around.

:

pf.

2. to bestride:

:

:

—

:

:

:

. ,, ()

, , &,

-. ()

, () aor. 2 part, of

compassing.

),

,

«us,

,

, ,

round, an enclosure.

also os,

ov,

II.

(,

ov,

covering the whole man, of a large shield, ov, thoroughly soaked. ov,

(, (,

round the altar. around or exceedingly.

--<, -€, (•.— — (, '/ (, yo) *-€8, , (, name -5, — (, Homer

) -^

impf.

aor. I

f.

:

Pass., aor. I part.

:

:

-,

going round, en-

something thrown a garment. anything thrown

:

—

unknown.

ov,

on both sides:

yviov) properly having limbs of a spezr, double-pointed

in

-, -, -, in

bewailed all round.

yvios) he that halts in both of Vulcan.

I. c. gen. about, for, for feet, the lame one, about, concerning a thing, of ov,

around. of a thing

sides,

the sake

,

)

double-minded,

Aeol. for to be doubtful about a thing, not to know or understand it Pass, to be

of a boat.

cotitested

gen., dat., et ace.

c.

(,

:

sculls,

ov,

ambiguous, doubtful.

doubting.

to rejoice

Hence

fitted.

III.

ov,

:

striking with both ends,

2. act.

double-pointed.

From

thrown round: hence, II. struck, attacked on

a garment.

both or all sides.

[5], aor. I pass.

(s,

of being attacked on both

uncertainty, doubt.

II.

ov,

aor. 2 of

2.

the state

ly,

3

poet, for

sides.

put or thrown round. noised abroad, far-

ov,

famed.

pi. aor.

for

close-covered.

(,

ov,

one, surround.

poet, for

Ep. 3

a gar-

2.

a fetter, bond.

3,

Dep.

or

aor. 2

-(,

cover around.

to

f.

48

a large fishing-net.

I.

Sophocles of men, well-practised. light

to

up around:

-€€,

plqpf.

-38,-^^^, (, -,, (,(,) -€,

all sides

:

to

f.

ov,

mournful.

all

^, -,

)

intrans.

in

pf.

.

haavs) fringed all round. anything that is bound

(la, v,

around, bracelets^

—

burn around. bite all rotmd. causing tears on to

atiklets.

-€€,

pf. and plqpf. oi two right hands, very dextrous, Lat, ambidexter. 2. ambiguous, Lat. anceps: twosometimes simply like edged. 3,

ov, with

-^, -,

($,

both hands.

(, ) -, (, ) -, -€, ^, -€, -, , pf.

Dep.

to

look round

about one.

-€05,

bound

ov,

ov,

to

, -,

hence

round.

water around.

/», to wind or roll a thing all round

f.

in pf, pass,

f.

€,

f,

to befitted close,

wait for. to whirl round, agitate violently. to lie in

to he doubtful:

From

ov,

quite flayed.

ov,

—

))

-5,/, (, (, -5, (,

grasped.

all

disputed, doubtful.

Pass, to be disputed.

of double

)

sense, doubtful.

skinned all round, as large as can be

— 44

—

.))

Lbpoo—

(-$, , (, ()

,-, ,-, ,(,

encompassing.

—

-5,,,{<, -5, (, (S,

:

rtmning round:

^. -^,

, ($, -, used as Pass, of

-«,

upon

tearing both cheeks. torn on both sides.

(,

f.

on

to ptit

[],

f.

approachable on both

put round or on:

to

— Med.

oneself.

turned round and

6v,

-€, to

and fro,

-,

to

to

:

—

Att.

Pass., aor.

poet,

to

:

Pass, to be clothed in, to wear, esp. in pf.

Med.

-

aor. I

:

imperat.

:

oneself in.

—

3

put on

to

I

put

put garments on a person, Lat. induere

,-(,

f.

) ) )

thick-haired

of

:

—

enw)

go

to

., -, (, ) :

) \$.(, =

Pass, declined like

—

the shoulder.

II.

round.

with

ov,

ov. Ion.

pi.

oneself, dress

for

and

aor. 2

:

about, encompass.

II.

, '-65, , ,

round or near.

III.

Ep. 3 to

pi.

as dust does,

they that dwell

Amphictyons, a Council all the states of the presidents of the Pythian games.

I

of

17,

the

(.

Att. -rros, ov,

blooming on both sides

f s,

their

hence

:

From

bloom

to

all

round,

,

voXis),

thoroughly.

€5,

on all

{,

TO,

sides,

warm

a double theatre,

-€5,

-8,

state

:

in

I.

the

Homer (, KvveWov) €$. (, (, () in

ov,

a double cup : cf. [] \a\os) chattering everywhere. far-spreading : hence

ov,

generally wide, large, vast: also excessive, violent.

-€,

to

,

f.

of a cup, that will stand

ov,

-, €,

on both ends, or with handles on both sides. f. to run round about.

-5,

is,

dig or hoe round. to speak on both

sides, dispute.

ov,

congealed, of blood.

-, , ov,

-

) )

sharpened on both

,

as Subst.

:

f.

shroud.

II.

to

pit

a

a hall. cover all round, enfold, thing round as a veil or

I

part.

shelter, to envelope in. :

cleave asunder.

Ep. aor.

($

*-, ,

dispute, doiibt.

:

—

to

doubt-

From

disputed, questionable,

encompassing the neck. Lat. /7/;) the

) -.

(, ) (,

gray of morning, []

,

-5,

to tvipe or

-65,

rub

ov,

shoulders, two-sleeved.

hands, [a]

hands,

act. disputatious, contentious.

doubtful.

ing-twilight,

with a door or opening

to

-5,, .(, '/) 5) -5,, (, , (, , ov,

clotted around,

all

act. disputifig, captious.

ov,

(, '/) -605, (, -$, (, , ov,

on

discussed

ov,

II.

ful.

— sq.

two-edged.

on both sides

or

Hence

amphitheatre.

sides,

city

a

(s,

warm

to

or

Amphictyonic League. II. a name of Artemis at Anthela, the meeting-place of the Amphictyonic Council. f. [t], to roll about or upon. (sub.

to be infidl bloom. f.

A mphictyonic League or Council.

, , of ox for the Amphictyons

League.

always with

pf.

the

8, , fem. of

joined from both

sea.

flourishing, rich.

II.

[a]

sides.

near the

aor.

around or on a

sit

-|€5, , {, :

surrounding

Hence

round.

sea-girt

all

Hence

Greece.

do honour to : esp. Med. to follow and crowd

clifl^s

the head.

to tend, protect.

it,

:

to

composed of deputies chosen by

upon

broken all round.

hover or flutter round. Hence (S, hanging round one : hanging round

-€$, :

with pillars

trees, thick-leafed.

to be busy about, take care of: to

thing, settle

)

flooded around. tend on all sides or carefully. with hair all round,

to

, ,) - , ) -5, -,, $, -, , -, -, -, -, ()) , -, -,

(: (,

poet, also

(, €')

8, (, ) $, €, - $, -€5, , (, )

Ep.

.

round,

-^,

(,

(, (, ,(, (, ov,

ov,

ov,

fut.

:

aor. I

[]

round,

wind round.

and

:

ov,

gen. ovos,

ov,

-8, -,

all

From

rocking.

,

f.

or

:

shear or clip all round.

double-headed.

ov,

round, circling, revolving. fem. Adj. rowed on both sides

swaying

to

Ep.

() , -, , , -(, , €) -( , . ', ' -,

sides.

to lie close

to lean on.

:

all

pres. of Ep. aor.

round.

I

morn-

-

covering both

Dor. for contended for, contested on both

ov,

From

—

:

&-<,

-

f,

-$, €«, -€^, -€8, ,, (,

round

I. to attack.

3 sing.

Dep.

:

:

fight

i. to fight for.

-. )

wrapt in

-, €

brothers or sisters

pf. act.

Dep.

:

around, properly of cattle the floor echoed all around.

belloto

-€5, {, -€$, (, -€, wooed. ov,

Med.

^

vcifcew)

dwell round

to

to bestow

labour about, attend

-5,

Dep.

to fiy or fiu iter

(,

ov,

about,

in-

(, (,

, ,

to think both ways, doubt.

f.

',

smooth or polish all round.

to

contr.

ov,

'2,

-, -, -•€€5,

all sides.

surrojtnded by a plain. Dep. to be all round, hover around. Dep. to be busied about, take care of,

to.

its

Adv.

^)

-€<, -€(,

(,

,

$,

go

round about.

.

a kind of ser-

Ion. for

or with double

impf.

:

twined

:

—

—

Pass., fut.

to chirp or twitter all

,,,

die all around,

-',

irepi,

-€8,= -. (, f.

round. around, embrace

ing on

(, , (,

ov,

all sides.

fjyos,

be

<, -, -5, \(. -^5, (, ) poet,

beating or dash-

a crown.

striking with

with the

",

(,, \$)

€'

:

—

to

—

,

stand

Pass,

pf.

like

-

with double mouth

) ) -, . €8, -. -, -(. -, -, . -^, double.

3

(,

:

(s,

pi.

—

Ep. impf

aor.

I

(,

twisting round,

o(

pass. part.

Ion. for

=

round. of

to trouble all

aor.

i

:

to beleaguer, besiege.

turning all ways.

€68,

to

stand around. ov,

:

to fold

placed round

intr. act, tenses, aor. 2

or opening

Dep.

pressing a city on all sides. 2. as fern. Subst. a city between two seas or rivers. ov, properly being about, busied about : generally as fern. Subst, a handmaid, waiting-woman : masc. an attendant, folas lower. II. as Adj. much frequented. Dep. with aor. I pass.

— Med.

) -, , -5, (, ) -, -€5, (, :

be

a dispute, con-

(, €$)

to place roujid

:

:

a crown, (S,

an attendant

,

about another

Pass,

city,

-(,

to fold

like

=

around

v.

round

busied about, take charge of: of slaves, to serve, to minister to.

And

or occasion of dispute or debate. ov, disputed, debatable.

twisted on both

both sides, double-biting.

of dis-

a point in dispute.

oneself, deck oneself in.

?;,

to

,

round

) ) -, £, ($)

-5,

Pass, to be the subject

,

ea;s,

ground

to fall

ov,

:

stand apart, and so to

ov, debatable, doubtful.

troversy,

eagerly.

sides, intertwining.

—

arcs,

aor. 2 part, of

to press all

f.

(~

in pass, sense

or

to

:

round. to decay or

[v]

med.

aor. l

aor. 2 of

or in every direction.

(, or

so, aor. i

:

dispute, differ, argue: put round as a crown. Hence to keep turning round about pute.

-^, {, ) -€-,

like a ship

both ways, forward or backward.

:

augm.

about.

to

ace.

case.

-. , €€) -,

pent, that can

, 5, {) , ^, -, , . -, . -, -€, -, ) -€'•€,

round

the dwellers

ojv,

c.

3.

always follows

at sea.

ov,

pay heed

round about.

it

Pass, to toss about,

on or from

to strike

(,

ov,

$

when

about, around,

reechoing.

f.

double-faced,

-5,

ov, poet, for

rarely c. dat. like

ovv,

polishing all round. ov,

around.

fiowed around, sea-girt. as Adv. i. on or at both sides : hence 2. apart, asunder; yaiav ovpavov (Xfiv to keep heaven and earth asunder. 3. generally, around, round about. II. more rarely as Prep. c. gen. around: apart from, far from. 2.

-, -€, , {) -€., -8, ) (, --, -, (5, ) , -($5, {, )

habit.

f.

to,

f. ^o;, to clasp around. Hence a clasping round, embrace. ov, with two entrances. ov, surrounded byfire, with

,

fire all round.

vukos) made an object of

is,

contest, eagerly

low or

.

SaireSov

;

:

^- -5, , )

to

:

) -, , -5, -, ))

(,

Lat. bifrons.

Pass, to he completely parted.

by different mothers.

45

provide for.

[a]

of

pf. act.

:

—

aiva, av, black all round,

darkness.

. ) -,

—

—

pass. part,

to stretch out

and throw round.

—

—

:

—

:

, ,,, ) -, , (, -€, -, -$, (, (, -, - {.: : -5, -(5, €, €, — 'ANA'.

46

(,,

«,

encompassing the

to

Ion.

cut off all round, to

imperat. aor.

:

to

put on

I

Med.

:

pass,

to

put on

to tivitter

{, (,

ov,

:

—

to

put

cutting on both sides,

,=

rJTOs, 6,

$. *

{, , (, {, {, (, %

-, -, -8, -5, -^, -, -{[,

Root of

bored through, with double entrance. f.

)

to tremble for.

to shine

ov, with is,

all

round; see visible all to

€ -, -, ) ^, , () -. -, -,

tremble all round.

(,

round.

-, -, -« f.

)

;

:

aor. i

:

— —

Pass, aor. i

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, Pass, to be to pour or shed around pf. poured around : to embrace. f. », to dance around. gilded all over. ov, aor. i pass. part, of poured around, heaped ov, \y]

'.

:

:

(,

up around.

lame

ov,

(, -5, (, -£$,

in both feet.

656$) part of a town with a quarter of a town, Lat. vicus. odos) a road round, a street. 17, (3, , shortened form of ajar, also a cinerary urn: as liquid measure, = i-| Roman amphorae, or nearly 9 gallons. in both ways, Lat. as Adv. TO,

round

it,

€$,

-^,

(($)

-^),

utrinque.

a, ov,

()

Lat. uterque, both

, ,.. , on both

(€, ($, €€, -.

towards both

utraque parte

sides, Lat. utrinque

'

iir'

Hence

sides.

:

;

:

Adv. from or on both

from

sides, Lat.

ex

both ends.

Adv. on both sides. Adv. in both ways. And Adv. to or on both sides. Adv. ov^s)from the ground.

I

-, opt. of

poet,

($,

poet, for

(a

ov,

Att.

unblamed,

blamelessly.

an Indian

$)

privat.,

$, -'(-$,

spice.

without blame,

6$ = !,

Adv. from the absol.

compd.

in

a

certain

"AN, a conditional particle, used like Lyr. particle Ke, k€v.

manner. the Ep. and

A. WITH iNDiCAT. av makes an assertion, instead of being positive, dependent on circumstances hence av cannot be joined with pres. or perf, because that which is, or has been, cannot be made so dependent. I. WITH iKDic. with fut. (only in Ep. poets) av expresses that which certainly will happen, if something with imperf. av expresses the else happens first frequent repetition of an act under certain circumstances, what would always happen ; ekeyev av he would say (whenever he had an opportunity) ; he would keep on weeping with aorists av expresses what would have happened on a particular occasion ; elnev av he would have said. II. with OPTAT, it turns the wish, which the mood expresses when alone, into a conditional assertion. III. WITH suBjuNCT. av belongs rather to the particle on which the verb depends, than to the verb itself. IV. WITH iNFiNrT. av is used in cases where the indie, or optat. would be joined with it. av never begins a sentence, and regularly follows the word whose signf. it limits, as av but when words dependent on the verb precede it in the sentence, av may follow any of them, because, in sense, = they follow the verb, as :

fear or

a Ep. ]0%, , large Jar or pitcher with two handles. Med. to consider on all sides. to yawn round, aor. 2 threaten to swallow : to yawn wide. gen.

-$,

().

:

around.

Pass,

,

esp. in

privat.,

, amomum,

blameless.

) ) . ))

ov,

-8,

(a

ov,

Adv.

blameless.

two-edged. well-rounded. -Topvos, ov, to tremble all over. to run round, surround,

-, -5,

,

for

around.

.)

ovs) a two-handled pail. two-eared, two-handled. 3 pi. pres. opt. of

= foreg.,

or,

-5,

oneself.

^, to shake around.

f.

streets

: (same Root as oPoXos) a double spit.

ovs) two-eared, two-handled.

,

i5os,

aor. I

:

-, -, )) -5, -(, -, 2

round,

MBO

,

cs,

intercept.

aor.

,

, , . Gen. and Dat.

also

both of two, Lat.

walls.

3 sing. aor.

—

—

(

:

,

(

, Conj.= , , or

lai/,

, .

with subjunctive,

shortd. Ep. form of

shortened from

for

«-

—

:

[] [] (like tvi for

eveaTi), he stood up, arose.

-,

sometimes

'ANA',

-

for

privat. before a vowel.

.

ace, used also in forms ay-, in general signf. opp. to I. c. GEN. on board; on board ship. II. III. c, Acc. the common c. DAT. on, upon. usage, implying motion upwards, i. of Place, up: throughout. 2. of Time, throughout. 3. in numbers, up to. 4. taken distributively, e. g. day by day for v. sub IV. as Adv. thereon, thereupon : throughV. in compos, up to, towards, up, out, all over. hence with a sense of strengthening. opp. to Also back, backwards = Lit. re-, retro-, [ava]

-,

c. gen., dat. et

Prep.

:

$

—

.

:

:

,

. ^, () , , , ,() -.. ) , , -,€ : () , ( -, , -, -) -, -, , ^ . , ) (). , , () , -, ^. -, - , -, . -, -, . , () , , , . , , () -, -, — —

:

6.va

, ,

,

iws,

Adv.

being up on high, aloft; opp. to

,

of steps,

[/8]

means of going

intrans. to

I.

make

mount:

-€,

go

to

—

in aor.

go on board

2. intr. to

to

part.

/ios) to

f.

toss up.

pf.

:

— — Med.

make a prelude, begin put off, delay ; in Act. and Med. throw one's cloak around one.

to to

$, , ,, f.

throw or

to lift

to sing.

one's voice, to

up

IV. in Med.

aor. 2 part, of

a going up, mount-

an expedition up from the coast, esp. into younger Cyrus. 3. II. a way up, the ascent of rising of a river.

ing.

II.

2.

poet,

ov,

one

6,

05, ,,$, (), (-) $,

-, -:,

poet,

—

Att.

to

make foam

mounted, a horseman, [a]

,

skilled in

mounting.

poet.

(,

be

mounted

*-, *-,

or scaled, easy to be scaled.

to

and

boil or

, , , to

2. to

draw

on board ship. Hence of justice.

-,

inf.ofoi/a/SatVo;.

Att.

fut.

back.

.

a ship up.

4. to

3. in

only found in 3 sing. aor.

verb. Adj. one

f.

:

again, return to ecus,

to

put

must aor.

(, (, ) —

aor.

opt.

I

,

pf.

-($, (,

2

inf.

:

to

life.

recovery of

life.

:

, ,;

pass. part.

aor.

.-, , -, -,

also aor. 2

stvallowed back, swal-

iv,

-(, Cf.

I

Dep.

to

shout aloud for joy.

-

roar aloud.

aor.

i

inf.

of

= avaj-'yaiov.

:

carry

to

back tidings of a thing, report, Lat. renunciare, [a]

aor.

:

-(^

I

:

to

laugh aloud.

f.

-^.

to beget

-, ^ -^ Dor. for

f.

:

aor. I

aor. 2

:

know again,

anew, regenerate,

aviycvaa

later

:

—

:

to

give

to

:

know

f.

to taste.

va'yvoa,

accurately,

1.

recognise, own, Lat. agnoscere,

3.

, •^, ^ () to distinguish, discern

set on.

((,

2

swallow again, gulp down

to

to

() (, ,, -, (.-: ^, to life

Med.

bring up to the bar of a court

rarely aor. I

come

:

— Causal

of to mount one on horse;

i

Hence.

or boil up, to boil.

f.

med. make go up:

delay.

for the tenses see

of pf. of an obsol.

pf.

aor. 2 imper.

I

()

Pass., aor. i

Ion. for

may

that

bubble up.

aor.

(')

,

ov, boiled,

. , , ,, , -, ^.', -, , -€, -, , is

bubbling

poet, that which , thrown up, a mound of earth. 2. that which is thrown around one, a cloak. II. a lifting up of the voice, a prelude. 2. a putting off, delaying.

lowed down again.

a mountain, etc.

who

Adv.

to

as a prelude or beginning of song. shortd.

3,

-,

II.

thrown up, of earth.

central Asia, like that of the the

-,

Ion. inf.

to cry or shout aloud,

something.

to cry out

:

poet,

up.

III.

to dip repeatedly.

,

fws,

a loud cry

—

or back.

i

is

to

:

put back, put off:

II. to

rouse to Bac-

break into Bacchic frenzy.

=

:

ship,

mount-

aor.

(for

utter

oil.

go up

to

:

call on.

I

($.€$, i

, (,

f.

chic frenzy.

make

Pass., aor.

pf. part.

gush out with

fut.

I

go on

up, mount, to

II.

up,

pf.

:

go

-

also aor.

;

Ep. 3 sing,

:

off,

to

aor. 2

aor. 2

ship-board, put to sea.

bursts.

aor. i

to

:

med.

ed : so also

\

f.

a ladder.

f.

to

up, a

stair.

, (,

Causal, to

— with sudden Adv. («, , (?0<) a putting delay. — gush forth; shortd.

poet,

boiling up

mounting:

going• up,

a seeing again, re-

17,

covery of sight.

king, only addressed to gods. aor. 2 imperat. of

avdJ3a, Att. for

make

47

up! arise!

for

vocat. of

flight

—

Ion.

to

Greek the

:

hence to read.

aor. i

is

persuade ; and aor. I pass, to be persuaded. f.

:

pf.

II.

in

used in causal sense

^'^, :

pf.

:

to

bring force, compel : to constrain, esp. by argument : also to force by torture, and so to harass, annoy. back to life. 2. to aor. 2 prove of necessity, to demonstrate. 3. with double ace. to force a person to do a thing. to shoot or grow up again. From Ep. and Ion. for ares, to, a look cast upwards. 2. to look back f. to look up. , ov, also os, ov, of or with II. to see again, recover force: upon, Lat. respicere. I. kct. constraining, forcing, pressing : 2. one's sight. Hence auafKatov the day of constraint, i. e. slavery. aor. I

—

•

-,

,

Dep.

to

:

, $,

,

.

('^)

—

—

:

3. of things, requiring to be

forcible, convincing.

2. forced : hence painful. avaynaia, necessaries : also absolutely

done.

II. ipzss.

, ^ . , necessary

:

sary or natural

ties

-, ,

connected by necesLat. as Subst.,

necessary, barely sufficient. :

3.

,

Adv, of avayKaios, of

force

it

;

:

,

and Ep.

-, ,,

II. like

f.

forced,

Pass., aor. I

:

(

:

undo,

2. to

aor. 2 opt.

privat.,

-^, ,

and

inf.

of ava-

:

to

17,

,

recognition.

re-

€5,

reading.

II.

a re-distribution

ge-

:

(dvaSacaaOai) divided anew, redis-

ov,

aor. I

f.

,

From

the Att.

(,—

fut. is

cry aloud, proclaim publicly

:

aor. 2 aveivov

Pass, to be pro-

surnamed. {avayp(p) written up or

to be generally called or ov,

out,

registered.

iois,

,

(vayp) a

a writing out

a public record.

:

notary, secretary.

that which

From

/•. aor.

xf

I

aviypaipa:

— to

is

written

generally to enter in a public register or record. to describe, [ypa]

-, -, ^:

strengthd. for

ypv,

II.

to mutter.

(,

dvrjyayov I. 0170;) to lead up from a lower place to a higher, but in Homer = a7co, to conduct, carry. 2. dvayeiv vavv to put a ship out to sea ; and then dvaynv or dvayiabsol. 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, educate. 11. to bring back : to refer. III. intrans. (sub. to withdraw, retreat. , {dvy) properly one that leads f.

,

$, €$,')

aor. 2

:

:

to

of

pf. 2

,

a means of shewing forth

make

and fut. up and shew, shew forth. :

to lift

-.

Ion. for

ov,

. -6,

-. aros,

aor.

^

:

,

-

for

aor.

2

open the eyes again. f.

:

a pro-

( privat., (\6$) without brother

band.

-€, 65, €,

Ion.

Hence

public, declare.

-€, -,

a

:

II. to

dvaSei^iS, c
to

draw

I

inf.

a headof dva-

to look up, to

:

off the skin, esp. to strip

off\he scar of a wound, Lat. refricare ulcus: hence to rip up old sores. iojs, a binding on.

() <€-5, () €05, {) -, -(, ^^^ — ,

,

and , fillet for women's hair, a headband. ov, binding up. to dye,

fut.

write up,

—

divide again, re-distribute.

Ion.

(avayvcvvai, aor. 2 of

a passage read aloud. a crying aloud, proclamation. ($,

f.

to light up. of dvaSariofJiai.

tributed: generally, distributed.

poet,

a knowing again,

(^avayva/yai)

$, , yyv)

,

inf.

or sister.

cojs,

(^5,

05, €8,

=

med.

, , () ^, - -.

know again,

Hence

:

generally to divide or

:

6,

-(: —

loose.

ayv6s) impure, unchaste,

Att.

f.

recognition, owning.

claimed

-, -, -,

Lat. ne-

:

generally unholy, guilty.

—to

without

, $, ()

to divide anew apportion a conquered land.

jnouth-piece used by criers.

bend back or round.

:

dyvoa)

(a privat.,

ov,

having contended for a prize.

Lat. necessitudo, the tie

of Jiin, relationship.

, , , -,

guidance

nerally a distribution, division,

pain, suffering.

5,

a putting to

:

ov, (a privat., dyitiyrj) without

aor. I

often in dat. dvayKT} as Adv. perforce, of necessity, also forcibly, by 2. necessity, natural want or desire, such as force. hunger. 3. actual force, violence : hence bodily

cognise.

2.

, , -€, - ^: (, . , , ^^ - -

verb. Adj. of

Ion.

ov,

, (dvaya) a leading up a leading back, referring.

-5,

sea.

poet,

compulsory.

cessitas, force, constraint, necessity

-5,

rein,

or education, ill-bred : of horses and dogs, unbroken.

must

one

verb. Adj. of

constrained.

'ANATKH,

hence anything by which one leads, a

contest, never

Sup.

'^, , , ('/) '/, ,,

compel.

:

necessity, per-

necessary

is

,

up

thong, etc.

- -5, -,

necessarii, relations.

out,

—

— vab,

48

to

—

-

a hand

imbue.

med.

dve(yv

aor.

:

dva(€ya

:

pf. but Ep. aor. 2 pass, II. Dep. to take up, receive : also to take back. 2. to undertake, to take upon oneself, submit to. promise to do also to be surety to one. :

:

:

-- - €$ ' , , -, , -,

;

poet,

pf. pass,

:

Tiva evayyiXia to

:

aor.

III.

tow.

poet,

:

II.

to trace

(sc. vavs), to

self;

l

up one's family to a Med. to fasten with a rope to one-

dvadrjaai iavroiis es

founder.

f.

bind up, bind round ; crown one for one's good news. to

:

aros,

take a ship in

, (4) a

head-

band.

f.

to teach

over again

:

to teach

—

:

—

:

: :

,-

—

—

:

/6- —. ,

-

dedocere : also simply = II. to exPass, to learn better.

otberwise or better, Lat.

—

to teach

-.,

pound,

interpret.

poet,

:

f.

-

give up

to

:

one must defer.

-€,

f.

-(,

and

back, return.

give forth, esp. of the earth, to yield. II. of springs, fire, etc., to burst forth. round, distribute : also to give back, restore. tried over again. ov,

2. intr.

make

double.

to

49

/7;/, one

verb. Adj. of

-,

-, 5, {) ,,

give

-, -\, (, , () '. -, , 6, -(, $, , () €, -€, {, )

f.

to

given up or

ov,

aor. 2 imper. of

for

of

6,

,€5,

and

aor. 2 inf.

part,

3

pi.

and part.

pres.

med.

a taking up, acceptance

:

-,

f

, esp.

ace. to

:

shun

:

2. to

Att. pres. part, of

-€5,

(

17,

draw

()

privat.,

act.

tip,

to

rise,

rise,

back, retire:

of

—

-

lookedfor.

lengthd. for

inf

f.

:

unhoped, un-

return to

to

^, :

-,

life.

to set sail

again.

2. intr.

(sub.

march

-, -, ,

, -, -, , f.

Hence

to search out, discover. ecus,

,

-<,

-, -,

to

-, -, -, . -€, €, () -, -,

fresh

etc.)

warm

courage.

to

Att.

II. intr.

—

Pass,

accursed.

to

gain

.

regain one's courage. to fill with fresh

=

,

anything devoted or

Hence

to

make accursed,

to

warm

to

to set

Adv. of

on fire,

to infiame.

without bloodshed.

sq.,

bloodless, un-

=

-. , , ,, -5,

)-.

ov,

ov,

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

and

Adv.

[]

like

Ep.

impf.

fut.

:

inf. aor. I (not in use) Dep.: to refuse, reject, spurn: subj. inf. refuse to do: hence to excuse oneself from a :

:

c.

thing, renounce, disown

:

to repent, be

ashamed of

(Deriv. uncertain.)

aor.

bind by a curse.

or beat again.

pass. inf. of

I

,

a taking up of dead bodies bu2. a taking upon oneself, an undertakFrom II. a destroying, destruction. fws,

—

ava-Oeis, aor. 2 inf and part.

arcs,

called

aor. I part, of

again.

Att.

is

to fan the flame.

doing a thing.

life.

to

{$)

the stone of Sisyphus

:

{,

dv-aipcb),

to

spring

reckless, ruthless.

ing.

investigation.

gird up. light up again

f

tip,

Xdas

rial.

to recal to life.

to

:

^-

fut.

:

inf.

abashed, reckless

bubble up. to search into, examine, Lat. anquirere to boil or

observe closely.

, , . . , €5, , ): $

Hence off. dva^ev^is, (5, , a marching away.

to

:

without blood, bloodless.

and to yoke or harfiess f again : hence to prepare to go away again, esp. with an army, to break up, move off: and so of ships,

.

a nursling.

at

stained with blood, Lat. incruentus.

to lift or raise up.

av-aeXiTTOS, ov, (a privat.,

-€, -|,

up

ov, {a privat.,

the bridegrooni, without bridal gifts. dvaeipai, aor. i inf. of

()

bound

without presents

) -.

from

(dm,

shout in applause.

17^0», to

aor.

delay to do, avoid doing.

c. inf. to

:

of the water. Dep. with aor. 2 to come

but absol. of the sun,

gush forth.

springs, to c.

:

from the sea

hard.

,

{,

:

is set tip,

only used of a

rebound : to spring upon. Ep. and Ion. shame• lessness, assurance, effrontery. Dep. ('?7$) to behave impudently. shameless, uni's, (a privat., up,

of

fut.

to the top

f.

pf.

Homer

to look

:

aor. 2 inf of

come

to press

f.

aor. 2 inf of

to

that which

arcs,

a votive offering : in delight or ornament. Cf. esp. as

poet, and Ion.

the undertakittg of labours.

poet, for

grow

to

aor. 2 inf. of

of

,

\$)

green, bloom, or sprout afresh.

given up.

to be

or observe again.

like

(,

run up or

to

observe carefully; to view

to look at or

, . , , , . . , . () , -, , ( . «, . , , -, . , -, • , -, ) -, ) , -, -, ) , . -. -5, ) . -5, -, 5. -, {, \$) ,)

-8,

to

must refer

f.

:

pass,

pf.

to take up, Lat. tollere,

bear away, carry

off,

and so

esp. of prizes

:

:

:

I.

(v. to

simply, to take

up, lift. II. to take away, destroy : of laws and III. to appoint, ordain, customs, to abolish. esp. of an oracle's answer ; but absol. to answer, give a response. Med. to take up for oneself: hence to gain, win,

receive: exact.

2.

to take

tip

dead bodies /or

children, Lat. tol5. to take 4. to conceive. lere, suscipere liberos. II. to take upon oneself up money at interest. III. to take back to oneself, cancel. undertake.

burial.

3. to take tip

newborn

(

.

—

—

:

:

, ) : -, , , , - ) -, -, 50

dv

-,

impf.

:

:

spend; of food,

, ,

aor. I

pf.

:

to

—

,

-, {$)

expenditure, outlay.

(,

Att.

up

quickly, spring or burst forth

) )

to be shameless,

-\'5,,

shamelessness.

(a

ov,

:

-, -',

violently,

-5, ,

dva

behave

Ep.]

[t

dv-vv6,

shameless,

up or upright:

set

to

-^, -^,,

-, $,

Att.

f.

,

to

, -, , {,

,

to kindle,

-€,

in Pass, to

:

poet,

esp. the dead.

fut. eVcu

:

upon or

3. to call

by

a

name.

up

—

fire, rouse, to call up,

call

again stim-

III. to call

back,

f.

\,

U.

to uncover, unveil.

intr. to unveil.

f.

to betid

-5,

)

upwards or back.

-, ^, -— •€,

,,

(5,

Castor and Pollux.

dva-KcXS8os,

'.

:

)-,

poet, for 6,

(dm,

:

weep aloud, burst

to bewail.

[]:

f.

aor. I

,

etws,

2.

dvo, -,— :

poet,

to call out.

—

to

II.

-

make

to

'.

to lie

[t]

fut.

:

-

back, to lean

i

pass, of

aor.

:

I

one thing

against another: Pass, to lie, sink or lean back. II. to push or put back a trap-door, and so to open it. dvaKXiTOS, ov, leaning back. f. to open and counterfeit a seal. dva f. to communicate or impart something to another to communicate with another, consult him. Med. with pf. pass. to communicate what is one's own to another to impart.

() , --^^, , {, ^) -, ,

-€, , {, $)

:

—

-, dv-o',

:

^-,(

to rule in or over.

f.

-i],

:

absol. to

, recovery

From dva

ay

poet,

of

a.

to gird up gird oneself up.

thing or from an

-:

illness.

Att.

f.

into

:

carry up : esp. to carry up or II. to bring against stream : Pass, to go up. Med. with pf. pass. to bring back back, recover: with one : to recover one's own : to bring to pass aor.

I

to

:

—

— -,

again dv

:

intr. to

Pass, to f.

,

go

back. to

dart or flitig

shoot up, as blood from a

dvaKO'n-,

7),

dv-'n,

a beating back f.

,

Pass, to stop short.

a loud shout.

into

a calling on, invoa recalling, esp.

a summoning. from banishment.

a fold (Lat. sinus)

kavrov) to bend back, return. without thorns ov, (a privat., or bones : without a spine. f. /, to snap up, swallow, gulp down. dvaKcarai, Ion. for 3 pi. of used as f. poet, Pass, of 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. the temple of Castor and Pollux. From the Kings, i. e. 'AvaKcs, ot, old form of intrans. (sub.

, •€,

dva

to cry

:

to bark, bay.

to

weep for,

aviK\ayov

aor. 2

:

of a dog,

:

2.

=

Dep.

dva

recal, esp. from exile.

2.

break upwards or back, to break in pieces.

Hence

2. to

so to invoke the gods.

-, , -,

mon.

:

to call

II.

and again, and

light

metaph. to burn with anger. :

to

[]

f.

dva

renewal, restoration.

pro-

danger again,

fut. pass, of dvaKXivOeis, later dvaKXiOeis, poet. aor.

a prison.

to light oneself a fire

encourage

sit

renew.

anew. Kaivos) to renew, restore.

aor. I

Med.

to

to restore

ea>s,

,

— Med.

.

to rtish into

f.

down again.

to publish, to

-, -'-, -, -, -, -, dvs, {)

cation:

intr. to sit

throb

also, to

:

dvv^s, (,

quite clear.

II.

,

f.

aloud, scream out

—

compre-

to

to move upwards, to sway to andfro awaken, Lat. suscitare. Hence , a swinging to and fro.

dva

From

,

f.

mm

-to

:

well.

risk.

tears, also to

up.

-,

Att.

done by proclamation of the

av-ain.os,ov,{a pnvSit.,aiTia)without cause, groundII. of persons, guiltless, not chargeable, less. not to blame. Pass, to become to clear thoroughly

-, -^,

)

[a]

mix

tip,

: :

claim, esp. to proclaim as conqueror: to offer by voice of herald: and so to put up to auction, which was

c.

of things, abominable, detestable. unasked. ov, (a privat.,

:

, {,

f.

excitement, emotion,

privat.,

f.

:

mix

generally, to

to rouse,

impudently.

and

dv-c, :

run afresh

:

[aj/d-]

ace. to leap iipon.

impudent

(a priv., :

aros,

again

-€. -

Ion. for

dv-€pvv

hend in a sutnmary, sum up. dva to spout up, gush forth

to use up,

Att.

to start up, rise

without

2.

pass, unfelt.

an being never used) use; of time, Hence consume. that which is used up, = Att.

the simple

Ion. Verb, to

II.

Pass., aor. I

-

aor. 2 of

op, (a privat.,

sense, senseless.

5,— =

From

, want ofperception, insensibility.

unfeeling, without feeling.

—

dv-K€o,

av&pof, to raise up.

f.

-5,

common

—

—

—

dv-o([,

f.

to beat,

,

Att.

II.

tip

wound.

From : a recoil. force or drive back

,

up Hence

to lift or raise

Pass, to be lifted up, lightened in spirits.

— —

—

—

from

,

ecus,

lifting up, lightening

a thing.

f.

out, lift

up

——

——

. ,

-<,

Dep,

to

:

hanging up

to

pensus

begin to

upon

'^—

a thing

:

aor.

Pass, to

:

to be in suspense, Lat. sus-

well, search out.

— Med.,

hand

f.

:

(for the tenses, v.

:

one with another.

poet.

-€,

$,

:

exa-

to

-npbs eavrovs, to question

Hence

fws,

,

an examination,

$, () 6, , 17^0;, to

up and strike together applaud vehemently.

lift

absol. to clap with uplifted hands,

,

a pushing back, checking, esp. pushing a ship hack, backing water. verb. Adj. oi one must check. ecus,

-, , ^. -, -: 6, , ()

—

f. to thrust back, check: in Med. of a ship, kiri to put her back sternwards, by backing water. 2. Med. also in music, to strike the strings, make a prelude, like

f, pf. Dep.: regain for oneself, recover, retrieve. II. to win a person over, gain his favour, Ep. for dat. pi. of ava^. dvaKTOpios, a, ov, belonging to a lord or = sq. a temple. king, royal : TO, a king's dwelling, palace

to

. one

,

a war-ery:

aor.

:

2

with one.

adopt.

a temple.

gene-

:

take into one's ser•

2. to

3. like Lat. recipere, to take

Med.

pf.

:

hands

upon

(-

undertake, 4• to take up again, resume, yov. II. to take back, regain, retrieve, repair. III. to pull short up, of a horse. IV. to gain quite over, attach to oneself. :

esp. in

-5,

to

-,

f.

77,

to

flame up, take fire. want cf feeling.

From

insensibility,

ov, (a privat., 0X760;) without

'

pain :

I.

—

):

of persons, unfeeling, hard-hearted, ruthless : Adv. -$, unfeelingly. II. of things, i. not pain2. very painful, cruel. ful. not thriving, feeble. fs, (a priv., Ep. impf. dcyov• fut. aor. I Ep. inf. to pick up, gather up: Med. to pick up for oneself. 2. to recount. II. to read aloud.

-, -,

,

—

:

-, 5,

,

f.

()

to lick up.

(, ,

a taking up : a taking again, a means of regaining: a repairing, making amends. II. a being taken up: the Ascension. es, (a privat., not healing. ov, Dor. for barefoot.

($,

f.

:

,

also

to raise

:

: -, ) , -, -

dva

, , {) , {)

rally, to take

examine before-

to

II.

inquiry.

f.

to take again.

to take up, take into one's

:

vice, to

esse.

[]

mine

Dep.

aor. I

f.

a mixing up. play : of a bird, to

-(hang up

metaph.

:

-^^,

of

poet.

be

51

to cry aloud.

I pass. part,

voice.

:

aor. 2 inf. of

to cry

the voice.

ecwi, 17,

its

relief

:

—

aveKpayov

aor. 2

:

ava-Kpadeis, aor.

tune

: :

:

—

$, -,

I

—

. -, ^^ -, , (). ^ -€, € ( - ^ ) -, , $, :

aor.

:

—

Pass., fut.

-,

or

l

or are rare

:

the pres.

:

:

—metaph.,

pf.

impf.

to use up, spend, esp. in a

:

squander:

-

or

aor. I

:

or

pf.

bad sense,

to

-, €, -€, , — -5, ) -, -5, ) - -, -^,€\ {, (, -, -, - - -5, -. -, -, ,($, -5, ) $. €€ 5, () ^, , -. - - •, a lord, king.

epos, 6,

to stir

f.

up and mix

turn round again: come round again. Hence to

^, ,

a

tuit, revolution.

)

enjoy, sleep.

comng round

again, a cir-

to rattle like

and

fut.

:

pf.

to lift

:

come up out of

f.

f.

,

taught.

I

head :

esp. to

hence to rise out of : emerge. to wail aloud, []

=

diffi-

to

(From

,

or

-iv, (a priv., without strength, impotent, unwarlike. Dep. to leap up. ov, (a privat., not salted.

,

ace.

yos) proportion,

Dep.

count up:

to

analogy.

sum up:

te think

Hence

over, calculate, consider.

, a counting up, calculation, reasoning with oneself: also a cmirse of reasoning. not salt, without salt. ov, (a privat., a rare form of

Adj. of

$)

not to be filled, in-

fws,

a loosing, releasing:

77,

dissolution, death.

hold back, stay, esp. of ships,

.

kavrov) to keep incorrect form of intr. (sub.

From

strength.

-<

e,

satiate, Lat. inexplebilis.

them riding at anchor: but av. to keep up the tension of the ropes, keep 2.

,,

i.

to kill, destroy.

ov, (a privat.,

carefully, avaKojg

rivos to look well to a thing. ava^, a manager.) to keep

the

the water

culties, to recover,

dvSKbuS, Adv.

aor.

:

up

want of

iSos,

i),

the chariots were overturned with a rattling noise, like that of cymbals. :

of persons,

II.

,

to confuse.

:

Pass, to revolve,

to use to the full,

av.

still.

From

Ion.

pass,

etc.)

:

:

f.

to unloose,

[]

:

pf.

undo again

II. to do away, get rid of: to III. intr. (sub. 'inirov, vavv, put an end to. to loose for departure, and so (0 depart, return.

also to set free.

stop,

and Ep.

—

. . ) . -, )

—

, , 5, ,())

52

-,, . act. and pass,

, (^)

aros,

spent

expense, cost, outlay

:

I

,

->5, , (

—

of

that which

is

used or

in plur. expenses.

:

aor.

cois,

of expenditure,

-, -, -, privat.,

[]

f.

not taken, not to

rage through or throughout. to learn again or anew,

()

learn differently: to inquire closely. or, (a privat.,

-€\•05,

-5,

impassable

()

for wagons,

-?,

(a privat.,

ov,

without misov, (a privat., sing ox failing, unfailing : in a moral sense, faultless. Adv. -$, without fail. Dep. to chew over again, Lat. ru-

un-

erring, without tvandering.

-5,

Dep.

groan

to

deeply.

$)

-8,

ov,(a privat.,

undisputed,

undoubted.

be taken, impregnable. to

—

—

,

ov, (a privat., undisputed, indisputable, about which there is no dispute. II. act. withotit dispute or controversy. From 17, unmanliness, cowardice.

-5,

),

ov, (a privat., l. = av€v avSpos, without a husband : without men, desolate. II. unmanly, cowardly, unworthy of a man.

-, $, , f.

deprive of a husband.

to

Hence

-€, -(, , ^, -, -(, , ^, -, -^ ^€$ -€, -€, -, -, €8, () -, - -, -, , )-, -5, -) , : -5, ) -€, € minari.

f.

:

aor. i

(,

f.

f.

inf.

(a privat., of a horse, not to be mounted- unmanageable. f. to begin to sing. poet.

f.

:

-^:

senses.

to

:

poet.

renew, revive.

properly to throw the head back in to deny, refuse.

hence

a renewal, revival.

-,

^, to beco7ne

f.

v-oos,OI',poet. for av-ava^aros,

:

$,

:

:

defeat.

—

,

f.

token of denial

sober again, come to one's

make

2. trans, to

sober again.

Adv. of

uphill, opp. to

(

ov,

privat.,

without a rival, without a struggle

aor. I

distribute

aor. I

:

Dep.

:

or

count up, recount: to rehearse. Dep. to mount up, rise.

to

poet,

to

make young again.

divide

to

Med.

II.

:

a wipe up, wipe off; epyov, b ?) deed which thou wilt wipe off on thine own head, (as if II. Med. to knead one's bread. it were a stain). sometimes f. Dep. to renew the fight, to retrieve a or

vios) to

poet,

anew.

-:

Att.

widowed.

ov,

(,

undisputed.

:

, -. -, , -, . - , , -, , -, ) -,() -. , {) -, -, . , . () ^ -, . . , -,/ -, -, , ()

wait for, await : absol. to wait, stay. await, endure. 3. to put off, delay. ov, in the middle. to

-€5,

-€5, -6€,

to

to

, ,

Hence

(ojs,

, a measuring out, admeasurement.

Adv. pro-

also

poet,

miscuously.

-,

and

mix up

f.

:

social intercourse, join

mind one

—

-, -5,

a thing

-.

:

:

aor.

c. inf. to

I

re-

memory, make men-

:

($

-|,

anything, as

poet,

and Ion.

part. aor.

fws,

I

to

,

f.

to

of

$)

roar loudly, foam up, of the sea. [] to lift with a lever: to

(,

cf.

:

-

av-a^LOs, ov, also a, ov, (a privat., d^ios) unworthy, deemed worthy, c. gen. absol. worthless. 2. :

undeserving of evil.

6,

,

(,

lord

lyre.

-|,

scrape

inf. aor. 2

II.

also

aor. I -c^-qpava, poet. inf.

:

not

nations.

a calling

:

dry up.

Adv. of ava^ios, ufiworthily.

=

^vvos)

pass, of

king

rub or irritate afresh. aor. I med. inf. of

,, 6$, {,

for

a lord,

to

-^, —

5,

pell-mell.

social intercourse.

:

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

lyyos,

mind, recollection.

force open.

avoKTOs, 6 Ep. dat. pi. all the gods, esp. to Apollo.

a?iy earthly lord, prince, chief,

of the

Adv. mixed up,

,

not to be

king, applied to

remember.

poet, for

fcfs,

have

()

difficult.

(a privat.,

ov,

Adv. -8, without contradiction.

:

poet,

to do: also to recal to

Pass, to

to

company.

remind one of

to

to

Med.

II.

f.

:

tion of:

aor. I

together, to mingle.

up-hill, steep, opp. to

hence like Lat. arduus,

"ANAS,

fill up, fill full.

to

:

€5,

out.

-5,

gainsaid.

measure back or over again, remeasure the same road one came by generally, II. to measure do or say over again, repeat. f.

6S,

:

Hence

ov, filled full.

f.

to

2.

the trowsers

worn by

eastern

(Persian word.)

[]

f.

:

aor.

pass,

:

—

to

off.

flit,

of

-'•€,, f.

poet, for

-^.

to educate afresh.

ov,

struck back, rebounding:

—

:

$),

(sub.

as Subst.

-, -, ,

— —

:

:

an anapaest, .

<5,

e.

gain.

bacJt.

poet,

, $,

—

-,, ,(^) '

, ,, a thing

,

of watches,

:

divided into reliefs. poet.

rest, repose,

,

($,

—

ground:

ease from

ing

to resting or rest

,a

-, go

Ion.

):

(for the tenses, v.

cease, stop from a thing

make

to

hour the sound of trumpet /or

to rest.

or relieve from a thing. off, desist

from

Med.

II.

to cease, leave

a thing: absol. to take one's rest, sleep:

-

2. to stop, halt, rest.

also to die.

-€,

give rest

later to

:

strength.

f.

-, ,

:

—

:

—

Att.

anew, remodel,

mould, shape.

Ion. pres.

or

over to another opinion, to persuade against one's will also in bad sense, to seduce, mislead. Dep. to try or attempt f.

to sail

:

aor.

:

-,

II.

to sail the

swim

gen.


also fern,

:

:

—

-, ,

thing.

—

up again

deflled or infected

II.

toflll up, flll full.

II. to

Pass, to return to one's full size, of

the sun after an eclipse.

aor.

inf.

i

and

()

part, of

. , , , , ), , , -,,. - , , , ,

^

II. as a military and again, to make trial of. naval term, to exercise, practise. f. aor. I avineipa, Ep. part,

-^,

$•.

-(

Pass., aor. 2

poiit.

:

—

-

:

[]:

(€) -,

and

ov,

to send

:

oneself.

Med.

up orforth to

II.

.

f.

to

send up from

of

aor. 2 inf.

and

and

part,

(5— — aor.

of ava-

-€:

also

per.

and

part,

:

I

:

€$, ,

pf. or open, expand, unfold, unfurl ov, outspread, open.

-

f.

:

poet, imspread out pass. part, ava-

up, fly

;

:

or ave-

and

in

act.

(v.

:

form

to fly

or

-,

to leap,

jump up

to spring back.

:

I

^,

ۥ8,

-,

f.

aor.

:

—

to

from

a

I

€,

breathe again, have a respite, rest oneself

:

thing (for the forms II. to draw breath, breathe, Lat. V. sub voce). respiro. III. to breathe forth, send forth. recovery of poet, :

€, -€5,

breath, rest.

()

,

drawing

II.

(,

.^:

breath, Lat. respiratio.

^. ) :

,

ov,

f.

to

undemonstrated, indemonstrable.

make

:

Att.

to step

kavruv

,

aor.

I

back, call

back and

to correct oneself.

II.

intrans. to step back.

to transfix, spit. ;

f.

:

(v.

:

spring up or forth, start up; I ' epyov to II. work of springs, to gush forth.

to

()

3 sing. aor.

,

question;

of

poet,

to unfold, open.

poet. pres. imperat. of

up and away. pf.

—

to

aor. 2

poet. part. poet. opt.

a sailing

Ep. for opt. of fs, a breathing again II. a drawing breath. respite, rest from a thing. without drawov, poet, for

^ -, -^, ($ , ) 4) , '€, . -8, -, ) -, .

fut.

,

also a putting out to sea.

:

ing breath, breathless.

pf. pass. part,

Att.

f.

Ion.

send back.

7€, -'•€ -€, -€

,

up stream

esp.

-'€, €•€€,

persuasive.

count over again. (for the tenses, v.

to

poet.

contr.

upwards,

Ion. for

to pierce through, spit.

-'€ €, , — ,

pf.

Ion.

\(08: (v,\€s = €os)•.—fllled

for

up, quite full of with a thing.

flll

fish, to

back.

and Att.

i

upwards,

up stream : also to put out to sea. same way back again, sail back : of

to sail

I

braid up, entwine, wreath.

to

f.

:

aor.

:

recast, generally,

--^

-€, , -, -\( \€ f.

[]

f.

to form

f.

bring

to

ava-

pf.

:

2. to

, 5, . , , , -,-, . regain

3. to

aor. i

:

aor. 2

:

poet, for

to

belong-

the time or

:

to

:

animo.

or

resting-place

I

fall back, give hence to slacken, lose heart, Lat. concidere

rest,

()

ov,

— as Subst.

€),

also (sub.

of rest: all to

—

:

-,

f.

to fall back.

to be

repose, ease: rest from a thing, cessation.

Ion.

aor.

:

:

avaTtavKas II. a resting-place.

5,

—

halt.

spring up.

be infected.

:

(,

maimed, crippled,

to

:

to swing to Ep. aor. 2 part. and fro, to put in motion : Pass, with Ep. aor. 2 avto dart or spring up. to scatter upon. f. :

make

-, -€ (€ : -, -(. ) -, -, ()

fut.

:

f.

:

over a- flll up, Lat. explere : to fulfil, accomplish. II. III. to flll full of toflll up, appease. thing, aor. i esp. with the notion of defiling whence in Pass, to

II.

reversely.

III.

-<5,

,(, $) to

—

53

ov,

f.

to strike again or Adv. back again.

—

:

[(— -5,

a dactyl reversed. f.

. -, -, —

or

reward :

ov, (a privat.,

neut.

poet,

ground again, plough up

to repeat, reconsider.

:

without ransom Adv. without recompense. properly to turn up the hence to go over again,

—

—

-5, , () . {) 54

, ,

—

:

:

-)

—

(

privat.,

inexcusable.

a. act,

in-

unable to defend

oneself, without excuse.

,

a sending up;

-.,

-,

Att.

.

-^,

,

f.

: -€, —

letting tears burst forth.

f.

to

:

for flight

:

aor.

I

:

furnish with wings or

to raise the

z.

fut.

:

vevyv

—

of

-

aor. 2 of

ov, (a privat., of sound, inharmonious 2. unfitted, unprepared.

:

surd.

,

:

—

,

From

recapture.

fut.

incon-

unfit,

of persons, ab-

:

[]

or

Att,

to tear up, snatch up.

:

II. to

aor. I

hurry

:

;

-

Hence

-,

,

,

,

also

torn away, carried

-^, {, )

off,

esp. into Persia, treated with violence. f.

-

the source.

—

Pass., aor. I

:

esp.

)

,

lence.

to unfold, undo, [] (v. of rolls of books and so, like Lat. evolvere, to unrol for reading : hence to unfold, bring to light, Lat. explicare. II. as military term, \ayya to fold back the phalanx, i. e. deepen it by wheeling men from either flank into rear but, nepas to open out the wing, i. e. extend the front, Lat, explicare. Hence an opening, unfolding : an expanse.

aor. 2

-5,

wings

—

inf.

gen. taking

c.

:

ov, (o privat., not governed or not submitting to be governed. unsuitableness : discord. From

:

gruous

)

a thing.

of the

—

to set

:

along, to carry off, to drag by force, esp. before a magistrate, Lat, rapere in jus. III. to take by storm, and so to plunder, generally, to treat with vio-

-(-

pf,

generally, to raise, set up.

(,

-5,

:

Pass. on the wing, excite vehemently II. to be on the wing, be in a state of excitement. Pass, to get new wings. to furnish with new wings :

mind,

without bounds in a thing

:

no account of

to exact, levy;

exact the fulfilment of a promise. properly to set on fire, light up

to

5'

fut.

countless

subject

a digging up of treasures. one that sends up or back. , unwashen. av-airovtiTTOS, ov, (a privat., Dep. =

—

.

, ) . -, , -, -, -€ , , , , , , -, ) . €, -

defensible,

——

:

or

:

f.

-

to

aor. I

:

,

flow back or

:

—Pass,

;

to burst forth.

like Lat.

pass, of aor. 2 act,

i

rumpere

III. intr,, like Pass.

to burst forth.

aor.

to

II.

-, , - € -^.

make break forth

voces

:

through or open.

to break up, break

to

€(.

, -, , -, -, •^ , / ^ , , -,() =) . -, -^ - -, , , -, () -, , ,, $. $, . ;

,

[],

f.

to spit

up or out

:

:

on or

aor.

thing

a

to

i

to

:

hang up

it

away

:

—

aor. I

throw up the

also

without to throw for

to

II.

stake one's

run a

risk

:

-

run

all.

impf.

fut.

:

aor. I

Dep.

:

with the hands

:

to

and feet,

to

:

clamber up

scramble up.

to

,

to fasten for onea flowing back, reflux, ebb. fasten a ship to oneself and to swallow back, gulp doum, again. Pass, to be fastened or fasten oneself iws, 17, a snatching II. to light up, light, kindle : meaway, rescuing. 2. the second day of the festival ;

on, cling to.

—

:

rb

€is

all,

;

;

f.

thing,

to,

hang up votive gifts to fasten disgrace upon one Med.

self;

oar.

hazard of a

=

;

to

tow

the

one's

f.

-«,

or

throw up ; sea with the

to

absol. to

sputter.

fasten

aor, I part, of

-$,

to

{,

taph. to itiflame.

f.

Dep.

:

inquiry.

:

aor, 2

to search out, inquire into

:

Hence

to strengthen

:

-$,

again

fiit.

—

aor.

:

I

Pass, to regain strength

or spirit.

searched out, ascertained, notorious. shortened gen. «ojs Ion. ios, 17, a being drunk up : of the sea, the ebb-tide, returning of the waters. in compds. of with words beginning with the is usually doubled, as in etc., though in poets and Ion. Greek it is sometimes single. ov,

-,

-8,

-,

and

:

also to learn by

Ion. for

oi privat., apyupos) without silver pf. part,

) -(, , :) -8, -5, ov,

(

without 7noney.

f.

to count up, enumerate.

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

08)

: hence hostile, unpropitious, implacable of things, untoward, strange, monstrous. to hang up or aor. f. upon, to attach to, make dependent upon. Med. with pf. pass, to attach to oneself: also to sub-

=

sq.

without number.

:

:

—

—

due : upon;

Pass, also with pf.

to be

tU kavTov

on himself; prepared to do.

everything dependent

-8,

c. inf.

dv-ap6pos, ov, (a privat., without joints : disjointed, nerveless. 2. of sounds, inarticulate.

ov, also a, ov, (a privat,, apaios) not fit-

ting together

to be

,

ov, (a privat., apTios)

-^,,

apTios.

anarchy.

f.

,

to

dependent who has

but

uneven, odd;

cf.

make old again.

the state of a people without government,

From

—

:

:

,,

—

—

:

—

:

—

:

:

: :

5, ()

) -, , ,, -, €, , -, -€, -— . €($, ) — -€, — ^, — -, ), -"€', -. ^^— — - -€^, -€|, '€€ ^,^. -€^, -€, , ( (), -€, -, , — avap\os

-5,

2.

chief.

without head or

(a privat., without beginning.

ov,

(am,

f.

a€ip6i) to

pull hack with

f.

to

a rein, draw aside. poet.

back

to

:

swing

,

shake up or

and fro, move up and down.

to

part. pf. pass, of

^

move upwards

3 sing,

ypoo,

f.

spring up ox forth.

to

Lat.

-, ,

aor.

:

, dragged

-,

opened.

up,

-

up.

2. to

65

one's

of a door, draiun

f. [] aor. I draw or ptdl up : to draw a ship II. draw or suck up to draw back. to draw up the eyebrows, and so

poet.

:

:

:

, ,-8. 66 , . ,, '. , '. , . () ,,

TcLs

put on an important air boastful words. fern, of Dor. for

\oyovs

;

,

or

to utter

a queen, lady, mistress.

-<.5.

-€€,

Ion.

3 sing,

for

impf of

,

aor.

impf.

Ep.

I

Ep.

:

master, to rule, reign over

yevea

to

() —

fut.

:

to

:

crown, wreath Pass., head wreathed. f. to fix on a firm base. Desiderative from

,

desire to set up.

,

17,

f.

be

lord or

Med., rpls

have reigned for three generations

:

med. and act. o(

aor. 2 imperat. of

Adv.

()

tipright.

aor. 2 part,

and inf.of /»;/{.

gen. fws Ion. los, I. causal a making to stand up, awakening. 2. :

a making to rise and leave their place, removal : usu. in bad sense, laying waste, destruction. 3. a rebuilding. II. pass, a standing or rising up, esp. in token of respect 1^ an awakening : the Resurrection. a destroyer. 6, :

, ,—

avi-

.-

(fut. of

a putting back. to furnish with a mouth;

f.

pf.

:

:

—

to rally.

2. intr. (sub.

turn upturn

to

11. to

to repeat kavTov), to turn back, re-

-,

III. Pass, with fut. med. to turn oneself about in a place, tarry there, like Lat. versari ; yatav to go and dwell in a land. 2. to be busied in a thing. 3. to revolve. Hence 4. of soldiers, to rally. 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. poet, for to turn every way.

turn.

, -, -, -, - , . , , . , () •, ,

pull up

:

f.

Med,

in

:

to

aor. I

:

—

to

draw or

pull up one's clothes.

f.

aor.

:

I

€€,

:

to re-

cover from a fall, recover.

€6€,

contr.

inf.

of

poet. aor. 2 of

, , . {) ', , () -, - ?, . ^, Att. for

for

pf.

to open, clear out a trench.

[],

:

Pass, to be ruled.

-^,

[]

down, to turn up by digging. back, around or about ;

from

back,

to with-

side

esp.

2.

From

to

:

I

-€,

:

into.

to tear up.

country up into central Asia. e.

),

occurs in

inf.

f.

-[,

:

one's

my

fut.

view attentively, inquire oif,

i.

intr. (sub.

to

I have

on a pole or stake,

to fix

fut.

f.

up to go

groan aloud over, bewail aloud, groan aloud. 2. to bewail aloud.

to

to

gird

Pass,

.

f.

=

baggage

the

to

keep back, check:

seemingly

opp. to

:

,

f.

med.

-€,

back,

Med.

:

^, ) ,-, , -, ()

-^, —

to look at,

raise

2. to

:

-5, fut.

crucify afresh.

(for the tenses, v.

up,

Pass., aor. I

:

:

pass, sense.

II. to

draw.

pf.

:

hence of an army, in Med., to break up their quarters, march away. 2. to disfnrnish, dismantle a place Med. to dismantle one's house. 3. to waste, ravage. 4. in Pass, to be bankrupt ; we are undone. ov, (a privat., unpractised, un-

impale

to

f.

3.

put in confusion. impale or crucify, like ava-

to ruin,

f.

f.

send

to

retire.

:

vasa colligere

exercised.

.

clothes.

dig up.

to

see

f.

pf pack up

to

Pass, with Ep. aor. 2

55

made to rise up and depart, driven from one's house and home : hence laid waste, ravaged. Hence ov,

aor. 2 act.

€05,

,

poet,

undergone or

and med. inf of

,

f.

-^, —

to split up, rip up.

aor. 2 part, of f.

what

is

lost

:

Med.

bring back, restore keep in mind. trouble

pass. part,

:

hence

aor. I

:

—

to recover 2. to

regain for oneself. Pass, to return safe.

to

—

Att.

and

to be

suffered, tolerable.

:

fut.

to excite, rouse to

3. to

:

to stir

pbrensy

in confusion.

:

up pf.

:

—

:

, .$

—

-, — € , -€, —

56

Att.

Med.

again

f.

:

-^

:

order

to set in

go regularly through again.

to

of

pf. pass,

Adv. ofavaTos, with impunity.

or

^

poet,

:

-revcj

f.

:

aor, I avereiva

avareiveiv up or forth ; hand in adjurations II. having his sword stretched forth. to stretch

:

up

to lift

—

—

?. , (), -, -5, -5, ,

f

:

::

an overturning, upset. up and confound.

to stir

ov, (a privat., 01/717) rayless.

5)

Dor. -aros, ov, (a privat.,

utterable, Lat. infandus.

-5,

un-

2. speechless.

) -, - ,-

ov, (a privat., avhif) speechless, voiceless

II. unutterable. preventing speech. without the music of intrans. to dv-avXos, ov, (a privat., the flute : hence joyless, sad. III. to stretch or spread out, as a line reach up. privat., vavs) without *a-vavs, gen. avdos, , of battle. f. Att. to rebuild or repair ships; vaes avaes ships that are ships no more, Lat. naves nenaves. new walls. Hence f. poet, aor. 1 , building of new walls. to ynake shine : to bring to light, shew aor. i av4- or poet, f. II. Pass, with fut. med. to make or let rise up, Lat. submitto : hence forth : to proclaim.

the

;

, :

-€^,

-

605, 6-€, :

bring forth, bring

to

kavTov),

moon

the sun and river

come

:

light,

, -, . f.

open

:

) )

(for the tenses, v.

:

to cut off.

:

Adv. =

—

f.

—

(for the tenses, v.

:

. ^ -, , -, , -, (-, -\

pf. act.

of appear plainly

esp.

rise,

grow.

to cut up, cut

intr. (sub.

II.

to

, , :

:

of the rising or source of a a flame blazi/tg forth

:

-, €

to

light.

to

up,

rise

to

-(

:

,(

:

,,

,

:

to be

reappear

shewn forth, shewn

to be seen or

, () . .

to be,

hence

also to

:

:

to be accounted.

aor. I part, of appear, having come in sight

Adv. Adv.

€$, -(,

having made

to

[]

of.

visibly, openly.

— foreg.

aor. 2 part. pass, of

poet,

^^ — :

veyKa, Ion. avrjveiKa, also up, esp. into central Asia

f.

:

aor.

I

-

bring or carry

on as a burden but also to attribute or asII. to set cribe in token of honour: to entrust. up as a votive gift, dedicate: hence the votive gift was III. to put back, remove : c. gen, ye to remove from; vHv adding to or taking away from the necessity of IV. Med. to take upon oneself, underdeath. 2. to place differently, rearrange : in Att. to go.

carry up for oneself or what is one's own : avaveiabsol. to heave a deep sigh. 2. to lift up, II. intr. praise. 3. to uphold, take upon one. III. to bring or carry to rise, as the stars. 2. to bring back: I. to bring back tidings. back from exile. 3. to throw back upon another,

retract one's opinion.

refer

to lay

;

-,

,

to

sway

, , -, , f.

to

and fro,

of aor.

inf.

in use

fut.

:

—

-5,

and

moon

ov, (a privat.,

— (-^, nished.

II. act.

poet.

)

{.

:

throw, Lat. evertere.

: be cast

down, disheartened.

fut.

:

aor.

l

up, nourish, educate.

and run back. go straight up;

fut.

aor. 2

up.

3.

to

—

to

)

— Med.

to

him

absol. to refer to a person,

-,. , ) -, :

and

in Pass, to refresh oneself, recover.

f

to flee back, escape.

aor. I inf. of

-5,

$, (a

privat.,

untouched, not to be

-^, -€, , , ^. -, -, -, ,() Dep.

to call out aloud.

Pass, to be undofie, perish utterly.

regain courage. without harm, unpu-

turn up or over, upset. 3. Pass, with

to

a rising,

the East.

not harming, harmless.

,-€, -, :

(4\\)

17,

€to

f.

:

up

touched.

to bear, suffer, sustain.

poet,

esp. of the sun

:

Pass, to rise

4. to bring back to oneself, restore

-^,

with no pres. being used instead)

2

something

intrans.

brandish.

part, of sq.

to

to

consult him.

to raise in price.

f.

:

:

:

aor.

I

avi-

to over-

to light up, rekindle:

f.

med.

:

--

,

ing.

—

to

2.

to start

bring

:

to

.

—

to bubble Jip like boiling water.

frighten away. a carrying

^ ,-,., 2.

fut.

hence

inflame.

f.

as,

2.

T. back : way, respite,

,

up, rais-

II. a carrying a rising. 2. a giving a referring, a reference. remission. 3. intr. a going back : a

intr.

-^,, ()

means of recovery. =;

anything

to

carry with

)

;

a

carrying. (pf with pres. sense) the rock rtms sheer up. 4. yoke or beam for Med. to observe again, f. to run up, shoot up, of plants thence of cities. boring through. recognise. ($, ov, (a privat., without the f II. to to rub well, rub clean. favour of Venus : without beauty. rub in pieces : Pass, to be worn away, []

-5, ,, (, -,

:

-5,

€, —

—

-, (^) , -, -, , -,

some

to one's senses,

to oneself.

,

a fleeing back, escape,

lease from.

a

II.

:

—avbp^os.

come back

to

iJoO»,

f,

—

:

:

re-

retreat.

57

, , €5, . -, ) -€, , {, ^) -(.

-^, , ,

poet, for

mostly in plur. quasi a raised border, flower-bed : any earth dug or thrown up.

, , , -, , , , , , €, , 5, -, , . , . -, ) , -, {) -, , , ) 5, , {) -, , , $. -, {, $, [],

found,

pass,

pf.

up, con-

up or forth

to breathe

f.

:

—

Pass.

blow or spout up, like a dolphin. to make to grow up, to produce.

to

Med. with aor. 2 act. up : to grow again.

to call aloud,

f.

to

f.

draw

to

aor. 2

—

-,

-€,

down on to

pour (am,

6$) Pass,

, , (4)

as if

to get the first

begin a choral dance

—

ing

go

to the right

owner.

fws, Ion. los,

, a going

a means or place of

2.

-{[, ,

recessus.

,

, -, 5, 5, , () Att.

f.

make

to

Att.

fut.

($,

,

(, $)

:

a cooling, refreshing.

— -, - (, $) — a thing

:

From

rest.

(nt.

aor. 2

go back

or

to

put

:

[D]

aor. I

Pass.,

:

recovery

sold

:

aor.

pf.

:

to

-,)

,

{-

,

and

freeman

into

slavery,

kidnapping.

:

,

,

slave-

who kidnaps men

Homer

, , -, :

to sell them.

one made

slave, esp.

uses

in

in dat.

it

war and

as if

from

(Deriv. uncertain.)

vile,

($) slavish, ser-

(s,

, . {, $)

Lat. servilis, opp. to (KivOfpos.

. Dim.

€.

as a

is,

man

of of

a manikin, [ap]

loading a man, as

can carry.

-, , {) -€€, , {,

Ion. manliness, manly spirit, courage, Lat. virtus, fortitudo. eiKckos) an image of a man, II, a flesh-coloured paint. a statue.

€$, , €, belonging

to revive by

:

but also med.

selling

(, II.

Att.

—

much

a putting to the vote again. a cooling, refreshing.

,

^ ,

to

Hence

to the vote again.

from

Lat.

retreat,

for

reduce to slavery, esp. to sell freemen into slavery, (and so worse than Lat. vendere sub corona Pass, to be sold into slavery.

dat. plur.

retire.

€£us,

back, retiring,

-

like

of

1

:

a

Hence

retreating.

aor.

:

enslaving

back, retire, retreat, with-

dat.

Pass., fut.

:

a pouring over, spend-

come back, revert

to

II.

to

man,

of a slain

=

fut.

heap up.

to

f.

f

draw.

^^, , —

dealer, one

-«, ,

from Dep.

intr.

excess.

:

by

spoils

generally, separately, apart.

:

(5,

dance on high. (cos,

Adv.

Dep. -.—to

:

man.

aypa) the

open

over.

to

to

, , {, {) man

enemy.

:

the chin.

f

Att.

heterocl.

to

:

, {,,—

-(,

of a brave good man,

Hence

f.

back, retire.

pf.

= //;.

f.

the character

virtue.

!, Lat. viritim

of a horse, to throw c. ace. to rear up and throw the mane back, rear tip : the rider hence to overthrow, upset. ;

manly

Ep.

f.

mouth wide, gape wide. f.

Hence

,

bravery,

Hence

proclaim.

mostly used as Dep. aor. I

of

act bravely, honestly, play the honest

a proclamation. make give way, drive back

aTOS,

i

asunder, in twain.

to be or behavt

a brave man.

grow

to

pf.

{,

f.

like

-, , -€, , , -^, , -^, ^, f,

poet. part. aor.

Adv.

up or arrogant.

to be puffed

the

mix

to

defile.

to

,

Ion.

ov.

,

ov,

manliness.

II,

{) -

of or

€,

a man, manly, masculifie

:

neut. to

the public

^.$, , (. {, *) , . €'€$, ($, ( . name

meals of the Cretans, also the older Hence Spartan

for the

-, . -. ^ -, , , ,, , «(. ( . . . , ^, . $, :

fresh air, to cool, refresh : generally, to cheer : vavs to overhaul the ships, make them sound Med. to breathe fresh air again, revive, [] again :

—

poet, for

impf.

fut.

aor. 2

:

also pf which appears like

pers.

Lat. placet.

:

Ep. Ep. Dor.

(,

«.

in aor. 2

in

Ion. kavSavov:

and

and

:

fut.)

(the

:

Root

impers.,

-,

:

to please, delight,

Homer and Herodotus :

[a]

is

always

c.

dat.

like

,

of

=

ov,

,

,

man-slaying.

poet, for

for

:

pres. pass, part

Ion. for

ep. = vpoa. . Ion. for

wvos,

Ion. for

,

ov. Ion. for

see

dat. plur.

($.

, -, :

:

58

, ,

,

f.

to

banish

^€—€. From

from home.

, , (, €\)

,

,

($,

maker, statuary, sculptor.

the

6,

a statue•

image of a man, a

, . , €, , , , -$, ) -8,

statue.

become a man,

to think

6v,

—

ov, man-slaying: fem. murderess of her husband. ov, , = a man-slayer,

, . , 8, . . €, .

. . ^, . . .

homicide.

Adv.

wTos,

-5,—

(,

,

6,

Sup.

:

aor.

pass. part. o(

I

Ion.

yeveaOai) begetting men. a man-woman, her-

maphrodite a effeminate person. II. as Adj., of baths, used both by men and women. ov, man-slaying, mur-

-$,

(,

((,

-, -€3€,

(, ') (, weak

ov,

ov,

)

,

wvos,

&-€,

man-

taming

:

avTos, man-slaying,

, ,

man-

[]

aor. I

,

Oea)

the

man-goddess,

i.

med.

-€€,

6€,

£6,

-€5, -€6,

€>)

Minerva.

from

a man, from men.

$, , , — man-slaying, murderous.

, , .))) :

man-weary-

—

—

, . ,.. .. ^, ^, . waked

up, wakeful.

not accused:

without reproach.

bands.

,

f.

Hence

, (6$)

to

slay men.

, -, -€,

men: hence

the prop. n. ov, fs,

-, -, , -irats,

fighting with

Andromache, [a] of man or men, human.

) ,

(, , (, -) 5, , — manhood. (, wedded

,

$ioTOs f.

man-sphinot.

getting

life.

to eat

men.

From

of

let loose, without restraint without more ado, simply.

2

of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of impf. aveepyov, old Ep. form of

. , -, -, aor. l of

()

. .. , ) ,, . (

privat.,

aor. I pass, oi

vepy,

unwished for: 2. aor. 2 act.

of

avtirw, opt. aor. 2 act. of (a privat., EiKeiOvia) without the aid

-66, ,

of Eileithyia.

v-€t€,f.

man

aor. 2 of

2 pass,

irreg. aor. 2

or,

5, , (, (S,

pass, of

melancholy.

of a man's height. a youth near manhood. irXrjeos) a multitude of men. hurtfid to men.

-,. , )

and

and

vepy.

irais)

,

II.

3 sing. aor.

€€,

man-slaying. murderess.

() $) (, , (,

,

I

carelessly.

€•€,

,=

-KTOvos, ov,

aor,

Adv.

slaughter of men.

(, -€€, , (, -5, , , (,

pf.

Ep. aor. of

I pi.

wrought by men's

ov,

husband,

:

aor. I act.

Adv.

ing

:

;

ov, (a privat.,

e.

mans

3 sing, aor, 2 with no pres. in use, of armour, to clash, ring loudly; of doors, to creak or grate loudly. Ion. for aor. I of ov, (a privat., not vouched for unwedded. f. -eyepiv aor. I aveytipa to wake up, rouse, esp. from sleep metaph. to rouse, encourage Pass, to be awaked, wake up. Hence ov, gen. ovos,

receiving men.

ov,

a

aor. I of

-, (, ) €€, -, ) (, -€5, ^) -^, (, ^, ^, -. () -, (, ) €, , -5, (, ) €€, -€, () -, (, )

derous.

—

to rear up to manhood: man, reach manhood. cTSos) like a man, manly.

Pass, to become a

manly : also of things, strong, stout Adv. avSpucws, apartment. like a man; Sup. II. composed i5os, 17, = of men. poet, for TO, Dim. of a manikin. poet, for verb. Adj. of one must play aor. 2 of the man. Ep. 3 sing. Adv. after the manner of men. aor. I oi eating, catinihal.

:

-6, (, *) $, -5; €-$, , () -, (, ~ €6, ^, () es,

—

make a man of: Pass, to act like a man. of or for a man, masculine,

to

f.

)

-$, f.

{) ^^, , () and , () avTos,

)

statuary, sculpture.

-iroios, ov, 6,

(, (, 6&,

ov, (p&yeiv) eating men : ol Cannibals, mentioned in Herodotus. ov, man-destroyII. pass. ov hence the blood of slain men.

-yos,

he that drives

one from bis home, the avenger of blood in cases of murder, [a] ing. dvSpCa, late form of avSpcla. (avSpiavTOVoios) to be a statuary.

Hence

: :

or

—

Pass, to

crowd

(v.

to

wind up

or roll together:

or throng together. pf.

act.

and

pass,

of

-

— dveiXov,

€. -,,

-,

aor. 3 act.

and med. of

of

,-€., (,

let loose, carelessly

-€,

go up :

inland.

approach, as a

go home,

back,

(a privat.,

gen. ovos,

ov,

return.

without

cifta)

clothing, unclad.

{, €€)

av-eiireiv, I

aor. 2 (as

pass,

-€) ,

(from give notice.

-,

€, -,

—

:

draw

;

to say aloud,

,

ward

off,

Ep. and Ion.

in poet,

(^,

to inquire of, inquire about.

[], poet, and Ion.

f.

proclaim,

aveinuv.

pf. pass., v.

,

-(,

for

to

-6,

.

(for the tenses, wreathe together. dveCs, part. aor. a of

to

-, (,

ayKaOcv. dv-eKas, Adv. sursum. cf.

^f-^3.ros,

r. f

;)

(,

()^^)

—

,

own

to tear one's

-65,

(

dv-iXiriaTOS, ov,

()

1.

dv-€os,

unhoped for,

act.

-5,

hopelessly;

to be in despair.

sible.

(a

ov,

privat.,

^) ^)

not going to or into. ov, (a privat.,

II. act.

d-v€€o8,

back.

of persons, having no of things, leaving no hope, hope-

Adv.

III.

draw

II. to

privat., II.

hope, hopeless.

((

hair.

( privat., $) without hope.

,,

unlooked for.

inacceS'

free

, .

blame, without offence. d-v€os, ov, (a privat.,

(a privat.,

ov,

€5)

ov, (a privat.,

()

from

not distributed.

II.

(^)

dv6v [],

aor. I pass. o(

dv€K\ivo, aor.

I act.

fut.

dv-€os, ov, (a

inde-

without es-

-(,

unspeakable.

to fill

privat.,

-,

dv-6€v,

(a

ov,

being questioned

:

privat.,

tiot to

ovos,

up or again. undaunted

6,

unutterable,

k\ey)

safe

from

.

^)

be refuted, unrefuted.

,

(a privat.,

merciful.

dveXftv, dvcXcoOai, aor. 2 act. and med. inf.

un-

( privat., eXeos) unmerciful. dvcXcvOepia, , (€\(€$) illiberality. ov,

dv€X€V0€pi6'rqs, 77T0S,

dv-eXcvOepos, ov,

a whirlwind ;

ij,

=

. ^^^,

From

f.

,

Zephyrus

2.

wind

) ' (($)

dv€o-€1s,

is,

(($,

(^,

«,

f.

:

expose to the wind

the

sheltering from

by the wind,

fed

from a

a spear

pass,

pf.

—

as

[a]

of a wave made tough by the wind. ;

which served

gives twelve,

Aristotle

:

:

(($)

tree

:

to

Pass, of a wave, to be raised by

€)

wind.

unhindered. dv-eoos, ov, (a privat., €-5, (€8, ojkvs) swift as the wind.

€9,,

(s,

ov,

(^)

):

windy,

i.e. vain, fruitless.

(oVe/xos) the wind-flower,

dv-€v6s, is, not in want. dv-€v€Kos, ov, (a privat.,

^,

anemone.

inadmissible.

aor. I act. of dveveiKa, poet, for dvcveiKaTO, aor. I med., avivuxOeis aor. i pass. part.

€€,

-. ()

see kvqvoOe. dviVTCS, aor. 2 part. pi. of dv-cgaXei-n-TOS, ov, (a privat.,

refuted

:

«';)

-€€5,

ov, (a privat.,

out, not inquired into. life

without inquiry.

:

indelible.

not put to impossible to be

)

irreproachable. ov, (a privat.,

-6|€€5,

searched out, unsearchable.

to unroll, like Lat. evol-

books in rolls, and so read and explain. metaph. aviKiaauv to pass one's life.

the

being in the north. and Hesiod mention four winds, Boreas, Eurus, Notus (in Hes. Argestes), and

the proof, not convicted or refuted

illiberal, slavish, Lat. illiberalis

aor. I pass, of

(\ €$

av-ilikiyKTos, ov, (a privat.,

matters, niggardly,

dvev, dv-«, Att. -,

((8)

ev,

€$Homer

dv6o-pes,

ov, (a privat.,

indescribable.

pass, of

i

swift as the wind. windy, exposed to the wind : like wind, swift as wind, airy, [d] *'ANEM05, 0, a wind, Lat. ventus ;

€,

the wind.

unfailing.

dauntlessness. rb dv€KpaYov, aor. 2 of to be borne. av-€KT€OS, ov, verb. Adj. of 6v, bearable, tolerdvcKTOs, ov, later able : Adv. dv6s, so as to be borne.

— -€5,

(($) full of wind, windy.

points of the compass,

of

,

a, ov,

,[.-6\%,,(($,()

. , .) .{), , () /)

ov, (a privat.,

dv-ۥrT,

dv6os,

dv€6s,

without outlet.

dv-cKXewTTTOS, ov, (a privat.,

vere, of

(\

to draw up, to hold up : esp. to draw up a to its full stretch : vavs to haul up ships high and dry : to drag to light, to drag into open court Med. to draw to oneself;

dv€vv, aor. upwards, on high, Lat.

l/fos)

cape, inevitable.

money

^

(as if

(aVe/ios) Pass, to be driven with the wind.

scribable, extraordinary.

-€5,

fasten on or to

of Time, /rom the first.

ov, (a privat.,

-€8,

to

Adv. of Place, from above

e/ias) II.

dv-€os,

in

[], with from

in Att.

pass,

pf.

having no share.

back.

-€5,

— -\) bow

less.

impf. avf€pyov.

)-€,

with no pres. in use pf. from avap-piw)

keep back,

to

f.

:

if

aor. I

:

to sail out to sea

II. to

go

III. to

suppliant.

'-

of

m

€\, but

f.

pf. pass. part,

without restraint.

:

ibo) to

go up

but also to

—

:

— €$€9.

€€5, Adv. €4$,

aor.

:

::::

€(()

II.

not to be

not searched a

— :

60

(

av-6|€vp€T0S, ov,

found

^)

ave^€vp€Tos

{,

out.

€|-5,

Qv,

-€5,

)€£)

privat.,

bearing.

enduring

oy, (a privat.,

not to be

€. «6,

€, ,.

—

.,) aor. i of

:

for-

not to be

traced out. av-e|o8os, ov, (a privat., t^oSos) with no outlet, without return, Lat. irremeabilis. ovcoi or aveoi, v. sub avews.

-6, cf.

;

love again.

aor.

-€5,

see

(

ov,

without festival;

privat.,

avfopTos Upwv without share in festal (a

ov,

rites.

(a privat.,

ov,

-«,

aor. l of

-€5,

(

es,

some, without offence. to take ill.

«€, -€€8,

aor. 2 of

(5)

privat.,

not burden-

Adv.,

not

-. (

ov,

-''^.

old form of

-€€2|,

to

f.

*-€€', (,

6/3;6) with-

to snatch

:

»)

to search out.

f.

ov, (a privat.,

not to be searched out.

Ep.

(,

-€, -€,

aor.

:

aor. I

(as if

,

aor. I

:

with notion of bad luck

:

—

not searched

) :

to question, ask.

:

to creep up.

privat.,

by up and

Dep., only used

off.

-€€5, :

')

provoke again.

in 3 pi. aor. i

-€£,

out

'^ -

done ;

hat. facta infecta.

carry

Ep. for av-eiraX(To, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. with pass, sense, he was thrown up,

to

worthy of

not

ov, (a privat., (tpyov) not

-

)

loving.

II. act. fiat

-€5,

-,

Homer

privat.,

having no cause for shame.

from rushed up.

love.

of

act.

{,

Dep.

1

. , ) , -€5, ) --, , , .5 -,) -5,

med. and

aor. 2

evil

from

Dep. :

come or go away, away with you, Lat.

to

) -€, --, ) €,, , .. , . ) , -€5, () () . 5 () , . () , . €, ) , ),

out plots

act.

-€$, :

not plotting.

-€5,

an

heiress,

ov, (a privat.,

unforeseen.

€(€, , -€'65,

unfairness.

(a privat.,

is,

unfair

Adv. -Tws, without

-6''5,

censtire.

ov, (a privat.,

)

unblamed.

Adv.

-$.

not polished

ov, (a privat.,

fatdtless

not to be

but in bad sense, incorrigible.

:

-6••€05, ov, (a privat.,

,

-€,, skill

-, -6€8,

subject to

-6,

to

f.

Ep. aor.

ov.

Ion.

-6€05,

prejudicial, hurtful.

2.

ov, (a privat.,

censured.

envy or reproach

ov, :

) $)

ov,

(a

of persons, ill-disposed,

unfriendly.

-€'•8,

,

unfit, inconvenient, not suitable:

(a

privat.,

not invidious.

not to be

Adv.

-$.

without

or

up, of trees, to

grow

6€, Ep. €$, $,

ask again or repeatedly.

oi

aor. I of

part, of for

3 sing.

Ion. los,

an abating of

fut.

,

of

a relaxing, as of

evils.

listlessness

:

2.

a letting

:

loose, esp.

licence.

3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2 of

-€5,

ov,

(

without hearth or

privat.,

6€€, -.

poet, lengthd. for

aor. 2 of

-. *. () ,

f.

-$.

up.

opt. oi

i

pi. aor. 2

3

€€5,

not knowing not com-

Adv.

go

to

draw

2

$

-, ) , 6

-.

privat.,

no one.

€($)

-,

(

—

to

:

:

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

ov,

[]

aor.

:

go

home.

c. inf.

begin to blush.

f.

of the sun, to rise : of fire, to blaze up. II. or cojtie back, return : recur to a thing. 2. Tiva to be referred to or made dependent upon one.

to

not

unknowing, unskilful: unscientific: how to do a thing. Adv.

privat.,

:

to

:

:

the strings of a lyre, relaxation

II. pass, not considered. ignorance, inexperience : want

From

or science.

manded,

pf.

of the passions,

(a privat.,

examining, inattentive.

of

fut.

not used for

sacrifices.

av-tiriaKfTTTOs, ov,

[a]

f.

not to

over, not finished off.

:

rem.

Ion.

up

unreasonable,

be laid hold of or attacked : blameless. av-eirigcaTos, ov, (a privat.,

reproved

malam

:

From

ov, (a privat.,

-6, -€. -6

abi in

unexpected,

€$)

Adv. -kws.

:

not plotted against.

2.

km5iKos) undisputed: of about whose marriage there is no dispute. ov, (a privat.,

to search thoroughly.

of

aviTCuXe, 3 sing. aor. aor. 2 of

I

av-CTOS, ov,

relaxed, slack

bow.

.

2. set free

from

[d], aor. 2 pass, oi

Prep, with gen. without;

Diis, without

divine aid

injjissu regis.

2.

., ;

properly of a

labour, ranging freely.

away from, far from.

prose, except, besides.

-€,

to

honour with

Lat. sine

KpaivovTOS, Lat.

;

cries

ofevael

3. in

—

:

—

€€— avtvOe, before a vowel avtvQiv, (avev)

i.

:

2. apart from, far from. with gen. without. Adv. far away, distant : out of the way.

(($)

av-€v06TOS, ov, (a privat.,

-65,

()

Ep. 3

av6u> or

II.

avi(aya, Att.

not well placed,

) .

inconvenient.

^,,

avrjkvaLs,

,

Prep.

:

:

;:

($.

see

of aiOi'7Cu, part. avfq)yws, always

pf.

dvew^a, aor.

), voy.

of

I

intr.

^/oy.

impf. of

not having to

61

-.

of

pi. aor. 1 pass,

for avuvrai, 3 pi. perf. pass, of (as if from they have been render an account, irresponsible : hence guiltless. not wished given up or devoted. av-€VKTOS, ov, (a privat., gen. Att. form, of an obsol. Adj. II. act. not wishing or praying for, , for. avavos, avdos (a privat., to cry), without a voice, dvevpeiv, aor. 2 inf. of

(a privat.,

ov,

(not

,

-€),

, , ^ , ^ ^, (,^( -, 05, ) , ,. -, ,

dvcupecris,

iojs,

{)

,

afindhig

av-eijp€TOS, ov, (a privat., evp'iCKw)

-€,

tiot

mute

out.

found

I

find

f.

— Pass,

discover

out,

covered

aor. 2

:

aor.

:

to be

fotmd

to cry out,

f.

-5,

-€€5, cloudless

:

Ep.

unveiled.

-6€5,

-, -,

, ^:

also pf.

sub sq.

:

—

from one's hands shew to one

-, ^, — {, ) aor.

:

2

^

to

in prayer or in battle
;

in phrase aVexe,

:

f.

:

poet, ave-

Pass., aor. I

:

:

:

pf.

also occurs,

hold up, lift up to hold up and

hold up a light

;

esp.

$, or simply dvexe, (€,

^ 4€

hold up and shew the light to lead the nuptial procession,

make

land. c.

ready,

go

on.

2. to exalt, extol.

3.

put forth a head4. to uphold, support : to continue to do arep^as of the contitities to love

of land, part.,

to

to keep constant to

II. to hold in, keep iti ; Zeus to vojv, holding up, stopping the rain.

ivy.

trans. to rise up, rise, esp. in

of events, to happen

form

the

opp.

III. in-

of the sun

gen. to rise from, recover 2. to come forth, project: esp. of a headland, from. tojtit out into the sea. 3. to hold on, keep doing.

Med.

c.

:

not arrived at

ycov€v)

Dep.

-5,

to tell as

^

Att. impf. and aor. 2

c.

or

f.

dupl.

without

-^)

ov, (a privat.,

5, {) ", Ep. for

,

avfj,

3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of

made of dill.

ov,

augm.

:

i)v€-

— propeny to

.

not sweetened or

seasoned.

],

a narra-

in

., . , . -. , -65, ) TO, dill, anise, Lat.

;

or

Ion.

;

anethum

:

also av-

or

poet,

aor. I of Ep. for avijiiv, impf. of aor. I of ov,

( privat.,

not to be healed,

rivato do one irremediable II. to suffer the same. hurt Adv., act. damaging beyond remedy, deadly to treat with shocking cruelty. without hearing ov, (a privat., incurable: ;

, ) , , , . )

-

—

2. not never having heard a thing, ignorant of it. willing to hear, disobedient. to be unwilling to hear, to he f.

,

-5, -( ^, -, , {, ) eya \. (. -5, ) (( €$ :

mans

of

ov, {a privat.,

tive, relate.

$-5, , , :

nightingale,

B.

making young again.

a leader.

also

:

a 3 sing. pres. ind.

as if

ov,

f.

:

v.

-€€5, ^^) -€,

exeyyvos) unwarratited.

ov, (a privat.,

impf.

,

ov, (a privat.,

aor. 2

ov, (a privat.,

Lat. repu-

estate.

:

aloud with joy. Dep. to recall a prayer.

to shout

grow young again,

to

f.

out or dis-

voy.

oi

fulfilment.

Hence

erascere.

to

:

to be.

-€€,

{)

un-Att.

:

pass,

I

plur.

aor. I pass,

,

med.

,

nom.

aveo)

:

out,

not to be found out. aor.

,

From

disobedient.

unheard

ov, (a privat.,

act,

unwilling

II.

of.

to hear, disobedient. to

f.

reach up

to.

2.

to

bold ojteself up, and so to hold up against a thing, endure, allow, hold out, last : so in part., they bear with patience. 2. ^dvovs to allow the presence of guests, and so to receive them. II. to hold up what is one's own ; to hold up one's hands to fight. III. rarely, to bold on by one

have come up

another.

sunless, gloomy. Dor. avoXiiros, ov, (a privat.j ij\i^ a kind of shoe) unshod, barefoot. 3. a going up.

:

,

, '2, 77,

fem. of

(6$,

a female cousin.

From a first-cousin's son. a first cousin, a cousin. Hence

ov, 0, 6,

vcs, $, ,

cousinship.

to a point, ks

:

refer or pertain to a person or thing.

impf. and aor.

,

mans

3 sing. aor. ov,

(

I

-8,

ov, {a privat.,

(35, , ,

a coming back.

of ava-

of

privat.,

estate.

I

5)

{)

not yet arrived at

.)^) , , ^ «,

, -, -€5,

——

—

62

—

:

.

, -€, , . -€, , . , $ €$ , , ( ( , () -8 -5, ) -, {(, ) -, -, ) ) , . €|, , . . -, , , , () , -, -, ^ ^, ,( ,(

savage

hold

of

aor.

unmilked. not tame, wild,

privat.,

privat.,

verb. Adj. of

of which tense

aor. I inf. of

,

-€5, ,

(

di/e^os)

privat.,

:

€

*€.)

from a Verb

as if

,(

and

,

f.

pf. pass,

06$, 6, ,

,

-ovpy 6s,

of

to cry aloud.

7)

man

:

—

,*('^) working inflowers.

contr. for

€-€$, (^,

€.

the chin, Lat. mentum. and dvOcpiKos, 6, = a stalk. iKos, 6, the beard of an ear of corn,

, ', , -€,

Ep. also gen. a man, as opp. to II. a man, as opp. III.

,

the ear.

\

;

a man,

, .. , . , ) , , -.

,

a

2.

() ((,

stalk.

Ep. for

IV. a man, emphatically, a

indeed, opp. to

flowing from

$, ,

vac.

ace.

-5.

(

€

as opp. to a youth.

, ,

es,

From

$,

flowery, blooming. fut. med. of dv06O, Ep. for aor. 2 med. imperat.

Lat. vir (not homo).

to God,

also eis in fern., flowery, flowered:

of works in metal, embossed with flowers. = a flower.

unmanly, dastardly,

'ANH'P, 0, gen. avdpos, dat. avep: plur. dvdpes, avipos, etc., dat. pi. woman,

(tyvos tattooed

:

€$, $, , = 5.

not flowers.

privat.,

like avavSpos.

3 sing.

,

,=

to he accomplished, endless, aimless.

opos, 6, (a privat.,

3 plur. aor. 2 of

to feast in return.

,,

.

the Feast of Flowers, the three

', -$, -$. ,, -5, -, ) , , . €, -8, -5, -) . , , , . , . -8, -3. -5, , . , () , . , -. . , -(, ) -, -5,, () , -, -. $, , , -5, -, ) €5.

oXiyoi

husband;

V.

Virgil's vir gregis.

aor. I pass, of

poet, for

aor. 2 of

unploughed.

privat.,

aor.

,

or

act.

and

in

pf. pass,

irvp

aor. I pass.

3 sing. aor.

I

i.

be bright

colours, to

pass,

fresh,

of

tion.

, -, -,

Dep. choose one thing instead of another f.

instead.

:

II. to dispute, f.

:

to

:

to race

Pass, to be caught or

Ion.

to lay

hold

of,

f.

meddle with, engage

in.

:

way

:

:

2. to

lay

Pass.

:

, — €65, to

flower-bringing. strew with flowers : to deck Pass. to dye with colours ;

; and so, bloom : to be dyed ; part. pf. of one whose hair is sprinkled with white.

as with flowers

, -, . ,

to be beaten

in turn.

, ($) ,

=

—

metaph.

offloxvers, blooming, fresh.

Dep. to ride against. Hence a sham-flght of horse.

f.

Dep.

to be at the height,

— metaph.

to

rivalling.

:

a blossom.

,

f.

Dep. to vie with another, one another. From

, (,

2.

in turn, give

to.

f.

:

men

:

flowering, blooming : hence in full force, in perfecbright-coloured. ^. of styh, florid.

young

to prefer, choose

:

lay claim

in

pf.

(,

killed in turn.

be rivals

,=^$, ,

aor. I

:

as a disease.

o(

imperat. of

blossom : metaph. of the overspread with corpses of metaph. to bloom, flourish,

abound

to

pf. pass,

-

bearing flowers. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of

to bloom,

f.

sea, av0eiv vfKpois to be

"H<^ataTOs) without real the fire of discord.

e.

off while

From

privat.,

privat.,

;

month

the Anthesphoria, a festival

, ($,

Att. for

fire

Athens, in the

honour of Proserpine, who was carried

Ep. for

,(

. . , ,(

at

$,

of gathering flowers.

unconquered, unconquerable. Dor. for or Dor. and Aeol. for

,

Anthesterion.

Ion. for

Att.

,

,

days' festival of Bacchus

, the month Anthesterion, eighth of the Attic year, answering to the end of February and beginning of March.

Att. crasis for

, ,(

to,

with flowers.

without the blast of storms. Ep. pf. 2 intr., with pres, signf. Homer has it twice, blood gushed steam mounted from forth the wound ;

(Formed

one must hold

so also plur.

:

without wind,

avev

for

hold of in re-

f. to draw or pull against. otos, to, poet, for or

From

calm ;

up.

cleave to

3 sing. subj.

3 sing, ind., a calm.

is

to lay

($) a blossom.

TO,

of plants, wild.

:

.

of, seize, attack.

turn.

:

:

-, (, ).

, , 4,

and impf.,

in fut.

esp. in battle

set against,

, , , -($, , Causal

and

:

in pres,

aor. i

to

over against

to set II.

intrans. in

to

or

aor. 2

also in pf. act.

,

) ) -, (,) (, .€, ,

-5, (,

to

:

Med.

stand against, withstand, oppose. to bestrew with flowers f. From have flowers showered upon one. to

—

Pass.

ov,

, ,

to

f.

-KpOKOS, ov,

,

Hence

:

'/

Greek poems, which one editor were) into a nosegay. gathering flowers. ov, to Dep. 2. to conmake a mutual agreement or compact. fess or give thanks in turn. From to feed on flowers. feeding on flowers. ov, Pass, and to arm against f. Med. to be armed, arm oneself against. dvOope, poet, for 3 sing. aor. 2 of f. to lie at anchor, be moored opposite one another. fos, t6, that which buds, a young bud or sprout : a flower ; the bloom of a flower : also of Lat. things, the froth or scum on water : avOos II. metaph. the flos vini, the crust on old wines. the bloom of bloom flower of a thing, youth generzWy, grace, pride, hofiour : also the height 2. brightness of of anything, bad as well as good. colour, brilliancy, as of gold. redolent of flowers : ov, 6, generally, sweet-scented, as epithet of wine. a flowering, bloom. ,

-5, -,,(, ^)(, '/) — (as

it

(, ,

)

—

-€, ,€,

*02,

,

:

-, (, ) <, ,() () ,'(6.

, ) ) €, , , () , ", , ,, f.

.<\>,

=

-8, (,

to

-$, , (, ,,, () :

bearing flowers,

blooming.

of the nature offlowers,

to be

f.

to

a cinder.

a charcoal-burner. Hence a charcoal-burner : to burfi

, Ep. pf.

2.

:

6,

to behave like

08, ,, , ()

(man

a

of or for a man, human. of, from or belonging

. , , -, , (, ) ov,

man, human;

all

of man.

the fortunes

commit human,

to

e.

i.

mankind;

—Adv.,

venial, errors.

dvOpuiTiov, TO, Dim. of

.

Dim. of

a

man,

little

manikin, Lat. homuncio.

, ,

man-god,

i.

e.

Pass.

:

()

:

to

coal or charcoal, mostly in plur.

a wasp or hornet.

a deified man, hero.

()

,

in the shape of

a man.

dvpo-vos, ov,

murdering

men, homicidal.

proparox.

II.

murdered by men;

a feeding on slaughtered

men.

, , , . , $, , . (, ^) -, €, , a making of man.

17,

, man,

men

01

From

making man.

vv,

homo (not vir) mankind ; so,

Lat.

in general,

most or

or

least

plur.

:

Like

of all men.

joined to another Subst., as it expresses cona wayfaring man. As opp. to tempt, as Lat. homo opp. to vir : used in addressing it is

The

slaves,

, (like

fern,

homo

woman.

,

fem. in Lat.) a

Att. crasis for f,

(^.^')

f.

to eat

to

men

Hence , an eating of men.

or man'' s flesh.

-5, (, ov,

(payetv) eating men,

-55, (, ) -, -, , -. -, '•€, , ,

,

potit.

heap of turn. blackness as of coals.

be burnt to cinders.

,

.

ov,

man.

of man's nature.

and Ion. to

f.

,,

coal or charcoal, hot coals.

,

cannibal.

bright-coloured.

dvOpaKCvs,

, €

ov. Ion. for

slay or sacrifice men.

bear flowers.

From

ov,

flowery

a manikin. a man's

), ,

-, (, (, ()-, . ", . -08, (, ) ", :

^, -, -^,

(sub.

, ()

f.

Pass, to become

to

were

collections of small

made up

:

--^,

gather flowers.

to

,

dvp••tos,

ov. Ion.

dvpros, ,

From

woven or worked

(vo'yo)

of

dvp

a man-

belonging to man, befitting mans nature, Adv. -cws, by human means, in all human

human

hearing flowers.

, a flower-gathering

)£$, ,

probability.

with flowers, partly-coloured. f.

6. Dim.

contr,

receiving flowers.

produce flowers.

ov,

pleaser.

living on flowers.

))

-5, (, (,

,

ov,

:

(, )

nest.

of

flowers.

ov,

, ,

ea

a bee or wasp. Hence , TO, the honeycomb of a wild bee : a wasps' a wild bee

skin,

garlanded with

ov,

dv6o-80Kos,

:

:. '',

—

compare, Lat. componere. Pass,

—

:

to

bring

f.

,

dv-v1oos, , a

pro consule.

,

for

abuse one another, abuse in

to trial or indict in turn.

,

And proconsul. From proconsular.

to be

proconsul, for

Lat.

—

—

-,

64

. €

:

:

—

, (, ()

-, - ) -, ) -, -ۥ, ') -, () -4, -,)) . . , , ,[ but

:

,

:

Ep. subj. for avrj, opt. inf. avftvai, avevT(s Pass, aor. i pf. a mutual yielding. send up orforih, make spring avW-rrctlis, fois, Dep. fut. up, produce, as the earth esp. send up from the II. send back. to dissemble or make pretences instead, or nether world. Ill, let go. 2. avicvai Tivi to let loose against one, set in answer. [] make upon him, like Lat. immitiere alicui : hence generally, f. f.

yield in turn.

in

part.

Hence

,

:

;

(,

—

)—

(,

:

:

:

-

:

:

:

:

,

(,

(/,

aros,

(,

a kind-

to return

a kindness done in return. take

away :

--

2

place oneself under a

to

:

in return.

aor.

thing in another's stead, to iake on oneself, underiake

for another,

pf. pass,

,

grief, sorrow, distress, trouble : the annoyof a person, baiTos or somein Horn., later

Ion.

Homer

uses

act,

it

, , -.,

ance of our times

of

feast,

Hence

di'ta.]

aor.

.

grieve, disiress.

I

,

,

.

intr.

Adv.

later also avt"-.]

-5,

,

aor.

I

tress

:

ov, (a privat.,

:

this

:

in Act.

:

:

Dor.

—

:

05, , .

-5, -5,

ov,

lazily, slowly.

Ion. aor.

i pass. part.

)*-, )

[t

in

-, ,

€5)

-,

by

f.

and 3

mount

, -,

I

sing. impf. avids,

()

:

fut.

Ep. also

;

u

),—

so also intr. (sub.

;

up

on high.

to ride

f.

without a horse, not serving on horseback: o( countnes, unsuiiedfor horses. -iiriros, ov, (a privat.,

&., = ,,

,

(!,

gen. itoSos,

unwashenfeet.

TTovs) with

unwashen.

a-viirros, ov, (a privat.,

washed

:

-5, :

2.

not

privat., iaos) unequal,

un-

oui.

ov, also

Megarean.

make

f.

and

later

[']

;

i

sei up.

pass. part,

of

.

,

and from

also 2 sing. pres. avius, 2

Ion. 3 sing, avieaxe (as

also :

:

aor. I

if

Ion.

aor. 2 not used in sing, ind.,

Ep.,

equal,

Hence equalise Med. and

Att.]

—

form

-

imperat. of

for

(,

up.

[

be equal in a thing.

Pass,

2. pres.

, ov, (a

metaph. unfair,

hence

:

send up.

. go

Ion. for aviaOeis, aor.

, ,( 3

draw up water or haul

= aviapos.

for sq.

I.

:

and

impf., in fut.

to

Ion. impf. of

impf.

to

ov, (a privat., lovXos) beardless.

even

ov, (a privat., lepos) unholy, impious.

aor.

:

draw

up.

sing. impf. of

ibo)

inf.

(, $) —

generally to

avis, Boeot. for avev, also

look up.

and Med. of of

unconquered, un-

Att. for av-i\aos, (a privat.,

mouni up

Pass, to get up,

not ihrown into a

-€ (( €€, -^, (, (, )

of av-Upos,

:

entreated:

[t] :

leather straps

dviets, 2 sing. pres. of

inf.

,

gen.

unmerciful,

€€)

)

not entreating. ov, (a privat.,

be

unseiiled, resiless

ov, (a privat.,

2

[]

privat., 'ikovos) insufficient.

, ,, , . -, . -, ) , . . -,

sweat, not exerting oneself.

avicvai, pres.

(

av-iK€T€\n-os, ov, (a privat.,

act.

grieve, dis-

having no fixed home, vagabond. Adv. of avihpon-os, wiihoui sweai

Pass,

.

Ion. for aviapos.

Dor. for

;

a joyless, melancholy man.

ov, (a privat.,

avicts,

ei's

IV, like Lat, remiiiere,

of men,

:

med.

Pass, with fut.

— Homer has

as Adj.

€,

II.

aor. I

always, later also .] aor. 2 inf. of a pres.

-, -5, ,

esp.

—

pf.

:

, -5,

Homer

$,

Homer

incurable

Pass, /o be grieved, etc.

€$,

—

remit

go free ; part, pf, and plea-

one's will

lefi

wholly engaged in a thing relax, properly unsiring : hence neglect, give over, Pass, to be slack or unsirung. V, intrans, relax, be remiss, Lat. remisse agere.

hence of a bow,

-'•'•€•,

pf.

be vexed

going free,

): . -5,(), ) -, ,-€. () -, ) [In

-puis.

[]. Ion.

fut.

—

;

€4$ €€$

— Med. ^,

be lei go,

Pass,

civios, ov,

incorrigible.

:

, ()

Comp. /7;/)5.

grievous, distressing : irreg. grieved, distressed.

pass,

—

conquerable.

grieved or distressed, feel grief, sorrow. [] fut. [] Dep. to cure again, restore. Ion, and Ep. dviapos, , ,

to be

undo:

loosen,

sure

,

fut,

(,

:

mutually.

to suspect

(,

Hence

ness.

3. io lei alone, let:

sei on.

a counter-affidavit.

Causal in pres. and

make

aor. I

siand up, raise up, sei up : io raise from sleep, Lat. excilo, una from ihe dead: later, io set up, build:

^

up again. 2, io rouse io action io up io rebellion. 3. io make people rise io leave iheir homes : iransplani ihem ; though in Pass,, and intr. tenses, it usu. means to be unpeopled, laid waste ; also to build

stir

pliants rise

for war.

and

:

a wasted land

leave sancluary.

II. in aor. I

:

sup-

men

med. also trans., for oneself.

to raise a city

-

make

4. to raise

also to

III.

—

,

intrans. in Pa«s.

—

,)

:

with aor.

-(, .

(£. -.

, -5,

aVL(TTOp€lu 2 act.

—

Adv. of need to wail,

65

without wailing: with impunity, []

, , , 08, , , -. - -€, , {,5){) -, , , . 6$, , 5, {) and

stand up, rise: rivi to rise up against one to start up for action, to rise from ones seat as a mark of respect ; to rise from sleep : to rise from the dead : to rise from an illness to rise to go, set out. pf.

plqpf.

-<€, -=^'4,

to

also without

aor.

dvoi^is,

make

to

one must report.

, 6v,

Ion.

imperat. of

for

\$

inquiry, ask.

unmourned.

voyvv. , {voyvv) an opening. of

inf.

verb. Adj. of

:

f.

( privat.,

ov,

I

f
e.

i.

reported,

referred for decision.

to raise, lift up.

intr.,

2.

goad to madness.

to

f.

{, . , .. , , -, , , €. , {) €, -. -|, -, , ) , ) -, ) the sun

dvoiTO, 3 sing. pres. pass. opt. of

Adv. of aviaos, unequally. ecus, , an equalising. f. to trace back, of a hound.

-, ',

,

€$,

,

the state of

inf.

to guide back. having no road, im-

(, $) a way up

-, -, -5, dv-o8os,

,

Asia.

:

) )

ov, gen, ovos, (a privat.,

-,

,

.

,: and

4,

I

pf. I

pf. 2

€,

aor. I

avecuya

fut. 2

open, undo.

:

—

Pass,

voyoa,

metaph.

to swell

-^, make from

fut.

) , up:

abode:

—

fut. avoidriffOJ

:

Att.

to rebuild.

,

up

to

f.

up.

II.

to rebuild.

-, -5,

I. to

3.

pf.

:

—

-

remove him

migrate.

the coasf:

) )

III. to

2.

III. in Pass.

away from

the country,

build

wall up.

-oiKOS, ov, {a privat., oTkos) houseless, homeless.

-^€,

verb. Adj. of

v-oy,

ovos, (a privat.,

merciless.

avoiKTos,

,

-^,

ov, (a privat.,

,

,

{voyvvc)

one must open. unpitying, unpitied.

opened.

eiv-ouKTOs, ov, (a privat., oTktos) pitiless, ruthless. fut,

to

Ion.

17,

, 5, -€,

wail aloud.

{vQos)

-8, $, , {) ., {5), :

having no

without

Pass, to be so.

{, ooyi)

:

ooye)

(

,

unlikeness.

agree upon a thing.

to

:

voya

pf

:

unlike.

unlikeness.

make unlike : making unlike :

f.

in-

eyes.

6$)

to

a

€8, ) -5,

Dep.

rain.

lawlessness.

tercourse with others, unsociable. ov, {a privat.,

(5,

break

to act lawlessly.

ov, {a privat.,

not privat., ov, agreeing, inconsistent : not admitted, not granted. without law, lawless, ov, {a privat., ii) II. without law. Adv, impious.

-$,

-5.

unmusical.

Dor.

-5,

unprofitable, useless profitably, in vain.

:

neut.

. )

his dwelling, to

and Med.

-€, , {,

:

:

II. to

to dispeople a city.

to be built

:

open sea

with passion.

Pass,

fut.

((^

fut. 3

to swell

change

a person his

:

v. foreg.

f.

:

or

to lay open, disclose.

-, -,,{,

Pass, to be open.

:

:

voyvva

as nautical term, absol., to get into the

. -5,, ) ) -5,

II.

to

privat.,

ov,

(, o'y):

inf.

2.

[]

ov, also a, ov, {a privat,,

Ion.

Att.

{, 6$) without

Dep.

f.

f. Ep. with double augm., impf.aveqyyov. Ion. avaoiyecKov:

aor.

to cry aloud, to

-5,, ({8) ^,

senseless.

ov, (a privat., not thought on, not thought on. II. act. not understanding, foolish : unreasonable, Lat. amens Ep. (avoos) want of understanding,

, , -,

(,

f.

into loj/d wailing,

to he

folly.

-\\,

2. to ivail or bewail loudly. shout with joy. Causal, to make one shout.

esp. into central

a way back. Dep. to set up a wailing, []

II.

u\€0pos) not ruined. a drawing up.

ov, {a privat.,

,

(, '^)

dv-o8os, ov, (a privat,,

passable.

misery.

ov, {a privat., oAjSos) unblest, wretched.

-€5,

aor. i of

poet, for

f.

an

ov,

Ep, for avecpeKos. poet.

a cessation

a hindrance.

II.

, = -5, -5, \$.

3 sing, of

voyvv.

-4)

of

pf.

of arms, armistice.

o{

1 subj.

poet, for

/.

pass. subj. of

pi. aor. l

3

3 pi. opt. of

Ion. for

poet. aor.

of

fut.

rises.

,

{)

ov, {a privat,,

pi.

as Adv., un-

,

d-voos, ov, contr. dvovs, ovv, {a privat., vuos) with-

out understanding, foolish. Adv., either (from

), -5,

unnoticed; or (from ov, {a privat.,

))

privat.,

)

which distinguished the armed : generally, unarmed. shield

-8,

dv-oiTTOs, ov, {a privat.,

-5,

ov, also

fut.

upvards, up in the

of

air.

without the large not heavy-

hoplite,

unseen.

-5, (

privat.,

)

=

foreg.

ov,

-(5,

(

privat.,

opyavov) without instru-

ments.

no orgies.

ov, {a privat.,

II,

in

py)

attended by

whose honour no orgies are held.

D

^. —

avopia

66

.•\\,,() manhood, courageous,

dvopca, dvopcos,

,-, -$, -, [a]

dp€ios.

courage,

:

,

ov,

—

{,)

manly,

like

[] -

7)-

with double augm., impf., to set upright again, restore: straight again, set right. without harbour, inov, (a privat.,

aor.

to set

I

f.

:

hospitable.

$)

:

mount

aor. I

:

-$, , (, 6$)

leap up

:

to

f.

to start up,

swiftly.

ov, (a privat.,

and crow,

—

) ) ,

f.

-, -,

—

to strut.

Att.

:

fut. few

:

to flap the

wings

{,

:

;

-<,,

about.

av-o
wicked, Lat. pro/anus

:

all the rites unpaid.

Hence

avoaios v€kvs a corpse with

?, -5, -8, $, ,

Ion,

unholiness. ov,

( privat.,

) )

)

-<€05,

-5, -<5, -{, -5, (,

ov, (a privat., ovs)

without ear

handle.

)

d-vovs, contr. for a-voos. ov. Ion. for a-voaos. dv-ovraros, ov, (a privat., unwounded. dv Adv. of foreg., without wound, [t] a holding back, stopping, esp. of hostilities, an armistice. II. longsuffering, forbearance. dv to hold up, lift up. f. Ep. shortd. imperat. for

-5, -., () •,

()

,

,

f.

dv-€p, =

dvords,

and

inf.

Ep. for avaaras,

—

:

, ),

rivalling.

dv-co,

f.

site

Med.

()

to respect one another. over against, right oppo-

set

a wound in front. besought with prayers ; prayers to the gods.

(sub.

:

( -,

dvp€€tv,

:

dvT

f.

against.

aor. I

:

seemingly

II.

, '02, -,

3 dual aor. 2 of

for

Ep. for aor. 2 inf. act. and imper. med. of dv-ax€TOs, Ep. for

demand

to

f.

as Prep.

c.

:

dv-op6,

tradict.

f. f.

,

,

hear in turn

to

to listen in

:

6. =

^, to

f.

return a shout.

aTos, to, that which

-,

is

given or taken

From

an exchange.

in exchange,

dvT -, ^ -7^ — give exchange — Med. one thing exchange for dv-€o, Med. give Att.

fut.

,

:

aor.

or take in

to

I

;

to take

another.

in

f.

or take in

to

exchange, to exchange.

give punishment in exchange for ill-conduct, to requite, punish. 3. to give words in exchange, answer. Hence dv€•.,ts, €
-,

other, resist.

dv-vd, dvT

-,

f.

2. to

,

to requite.

2.

make go up in turn. lead up against, esp.

to

,

to

to sea

against: generally to attack.

up instead. dvT dvT

f.

to

2.

put out

to

bring

to destroy in return.

wait instead. to fill in turn or in opposition.

to

dv-v'Jr1t,

to plait in rivalry with.

dv-v€t, (^, in

put

to

f.

(7

in as

ibo) to

a complement.

go up

against.

Causal in pres. and impf., up against or instead of. II. I.

aor.

i,

Pass.,

to set

with aor.

2

and

dvT-a^ios, a, ov, worth just as

gen., over against :

to.

pf.

act.,

to

rise

up

buy in return. speak against, reply

:

to con-

as, equivalent

dv|,

-, , -,

to

f.

demand

as an equivalent or

in turn.

dvT

dv-'Ifp,

to

much

Hence

f.

to

Med.

to

in return.

against.

confronted most freq. in hostile sense, against, Aids

\€. -'^,

with

to re-

a sort of sturgeon.

0,

f.

intr.

Adv. over against, face to face,

II.

raise

to

withstand.

dv-e,

dvT fut. and

irapeiacjv before the cheeks, of a veil

— $), :

intr. (sub.

, -, , . -(|, dv,

sist,

dv-v^rp,

of

dvax€0€€iv,

Lat. coram.

2.

II.

f.

fut.

rival.

or injure in return.

Med., xeipat hands against one. ov, (di'Tt, struggling against,

Tivi to raise one's

of

Ep. for Ep. for

to

:

to dispute

:

(( $)

wrong

to

-, -, ,-, , . , . -, -, ,, dv, , . ^, ., €,^. -, , ^, , . , (, )-. , aor. 2 part,

Dep.

:

an adversary,

ov, b,

f.

with-

without

:

Att.

return.

out sickness, healthy, sound: of things, free from all untouched by ill. ; avocros ov, (a privat., oareov) without bones. ov, (a privat., not returning. II. not to be retraced. ov, (a privat., voaros) without return. to break out into wailing.

defect, healthy

,

f.

-8,

dvovs,

dvT-aStKw,

hostile.

to break dig up what has been buried av. open a grave. Dep. to jump up and dance f. to

dv-vCfol

struggle against, vie with, esp. in war with : as Pass, to be set against. Hence

dvTatos, a, ov,

roofless.

—

:

;

in return.

to obey in turn.

to keep off in turn.

dv-^o€vt, answer.

demand

f.

-(,

to

prove in return or

. :

—

-,

avTaTTob

, , . -, -, -, -:

f.

give back, repay.

aor.

I

render,

II.

i.

/—-6€, , —

make, so and

e.

IV. answer, correspond with. explain in iurn. Hence arcs, to, requital, recompense. And fojs, a giving hack in turn, repay-

111. intr.

so.

deliver in iurn

:

,

meni

:

reward.

Med.

-,

f.

to receive

-, -, -, -, -,-. -, -€, -.,, :

desiroy in return

Med., with

:

—

reiurn.

i/i

Pass,

and

on the oiher hand.

sheiv

f.

Ion. for

hold oui againsi : hold oul. Dep.: lo greei in iurn:

f.

f.

', ,{, -, -, , . ) — $, $, to receive kindly.

-^])

cs,

reflecting light.

, . Ion.

:

f.

aor.

:

I

also

take part

in,

partake

-€€, -^,

f.

f.

in reiurn.

-€,

-€,

poet, for

aor.

i

-.

-- —

speak

-€.

-(. -€. -6, ,-, -€€, dacpopa.

-€, -€, ,

one thing

for another.

f.

away

^co, to steal

-, -€€, -€€, -, 6, \\, ';. €, .•\. f.

, . f.

med. of

, , -(,

-€, -^, ), ,-(, -€, -(, -€, -, fut.

f.

Att.

intr.

part.

fern,

of

-,

put on board instead.

f.

f.

f.

f.

£>,

sq.

to stick right in. to sei

give

on fire in reiurn.

way

to export insiead.

Pass.,

:

aor.

pass.

I

to take ihe field against.

f. med. Dep.

Att.

:

to build foris

:

-€, , , -, {, ,

,

:

heed in turn.

io enjoin in turn. pf.

against in

enirusi in answer.

fut.

f.

:

—

tpavos) io coniribuie one's Pass, io be repaid.

, -€, -6€, ,

€65,

-€.

io sei

Ion.

ask in iurn.

:

(cf.

in turn.

io rival in love.

firmly againsi,

to

- -

,

foij,

:

obsiinaie resislance. :

aor. 2

^.

Dep.

plant

oneself steadfasily against.

intr. to set

II.

From

a rival in love.

make equal

io

() —

:

Dep.

-—

in weight with:

[]

without any pres. in use pf. speak againsi, gainsay

fut.

:

:

pass.,

given.

-€5, $, ,

-€, , -, -€€€€, , -6€, , -€ ): — -,

no denial

shall

be

return-love, love-for-love. lo

f.

ask in iurn.

aor. 2 ind. oi

f.

to

or

return a kindness. wish well in return. f.

(.

5(, ( :

or

to hold againsi; II. hold one's hand so as to shade one's eyes. intrans. to hold oui against, withstand : absol. io hold III. Med. to oui : hence to suffice, be enough. hold out against something later, with gen. only, to hold on by, hold to, cleave lo. i^Kios) opposite the sun : i. e. ov,

to

3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of

shew forth in turn.

med.

to give

:

:

f.

hope insiead. make an inroad

in iurn.

f.

Dep.

f.

fut.

poet, for

-ۥ5,

io

io desire in turn

f.

-€,

lo sally oui againsi.

aor. 2

to form counter-designs.

f.

hence, io value equally with,

compare one wiih another.

Dor. for

=

-, , -(€

oui againsi: hence

-€/{T(vu>, to sireich

f.

Dep.

f.

tivos to have a thing desired from one. io help in return. f.

io

sail oui againsi.

f.

to

-,

-€,

in reiurn.

knock oui in reiurn. send oui in reiurn.

-€€, -\(, , f.

-66, , , ^^. — • -€6, , €( -€'•€, , -€'6€, Att. -f^eAcD, to

f.

i.

suhstiiuie

II.

io sea against.

march oui againsi. march oui against,

ibo) to

/it

-6€|€,

infroduce instead, stibstiiuie. firm. Hence to pay or contribuie for

f.

cf.

pui

io love in reiurn

Ion. for

f.

io

,

-€'•€€,

share in iitrn

aor. 2

Med.

rush upon, attack. f. to lead or march out against.

io

retaliation.

compare

:

without any pres. in use, againsi or in answer, gainsay. Cf.

anoiher:

-, -,

sailing out

lead (\\\ .) to advance against. to praise in reiurn.

pass.

accuse in iurn.

:

-€,, f.

fut.

of

I

ride out against.

,

(, -€€€ -€6,,, -€€,

meei face meet with,

etc., to

of.

,

aor.

to,

{, () a

f.

:

:

come opposite

of persons,

:

face

From

speak againsi, answer.

i]Ooj,

f.

-, 6|5, , io

f.

refleci light, to reflect.

f.

in reiurn. oui againsi.

iry one by ihe siandard of anmeasure oneself againsi anoiher.

f.

— Med.

oiher

-€€6, (

requiie.

f.

ibo)

cv-6,f.£c,

perish in iurn.

perf. 2 act.

demand

f.

^-€€,

to kill in return.

:

67

againsi.

answer again.

-(,

f.

:

-€€, {( march Dep. = ((. -€|€, -€6;, , fcus,

aor. 2 inf. of

-'•€,

— —

:

:

-5,

{,

Da

68

.

looking east, eastern gods facing the sun.

€, ],

Ion. for

()

Adv.

;

— €. € , (5 , statues of

II.

3.

go straight forward ;

-, -€8,

in front.

opos, 6, ^, ov, 6,

$ ,

against another

-5, ,

)

{, {, (($)

2.

man. one who rows

instead of a

generally, a rival.

-8, () :

fs,

yai

breast.

over against, opposite;

set

, ,

face force (pxcoOai to words to be struck

against, face to face.

to face, openly, before all.

Adv. against, with force from

blows aimed straight

Properly

to force.

,, . -, -, , {) , ace. fem.

like the sun.

—

:

at

;

neut.

to look straight af, look in the face.

f.

,

€$,

a looking in the face.

f

to help in turfi or viulually.

f.

with double augm. to meet by chance, II. to meet with, partake to meet as a suppliant, en-

aor.

:

Ep. upon, esp. in battle.

of, c.

gen.

:

;

III.

rei.

—

Hence

treat, c. ace. pers.

((€)

)

, , -, ,

hit

the

:

(,

ov, opposing ItrUaai with wrangling as Adv. =

ov, also os,

force

to

,

and ihos, a prop : a beam to (5, 17, an entreaty, support the outer timbers of a ship's bow, in case of prayer. perf. with pres. sense, to return a cry. a shock. f to rival in pedigree. 3 sing. aor. I opt. of to re-echo. From Dor. f. to be of a different opinion. Prep, with gen. orig. sense over against: I. ov, gen. ovos, of a difII. to denote worth, ferent opinion. of Place, opposite, before. value, put for, for, Lat. pro, instar ; one who keeps a 6, I. koTi, he is worth many people: hence counter-reckoning a check-clerk. in return for. 2. for the sake of. II. a reply in writing. 3. instead kvos one as law-term, properly the answer put in by the de4. to mark comparison; %v of, for. set against the other, compared with it. 5. with fendant ; but also of the plaintiff, an indictment. verbs of entreaty, like irpos with gen., by, Lat. per. ov, copied: hence as Subst. avTiypa(pa, In Compos, it signifies 1. over against, as in From copies. 2. in opposition to, as in f. ^, to write against or in atiswer, write back Med., with pf pass, to 3. one agaifist another, mutually, as in 4. in return, as in 5. put in as a plea, to plead against : cf instead, as in 6. equal to, like, as in f pf. pass, to avTi-Oeos. bite at or in turn. 7. corresponding, as in Adv. = properly neut. pi. of avTios. Med. to give one another the right Ep. pres. inf of hand, to greet in return. Ep. 2 pi. ind. and inf Med. of Dep. =

,

€6, -,

,.

-,

',

-, {, », {){)

, ,

:

\ '

. ,

-$. .

,

-€€€,

$, ,

,

-, -. -3. -, , -€-

-,

-.

^/)

^'/, '/.

—

, . , 0€, -. -8€, ., , -, , : -, , -, {., -, ) , ,), , -5, -, -, -, :

-'/

:

-,

Dep.

f.

{):

^:

Dor. aor. i to come or go towards, meet, as friend or foe. 2. of things, to meet ivith, obtain. II. to approach with prayer, entreat. avTi-av6ipd, , fem. Adj. a match for men, as good as man, of the Amazons. {. Ep. pres. 3 pi. imperat. f.

—

{,

:

avTiowvTOJV, part,

oojaa,

{,

€$, — meet,

inf.

f

iur?i:

f.

— Med.

to

set

to receive in return.

to rival as

-,

:

or foe

:

to

as friend

match, measure oneself with : rarely in sense of coming to aid. 2. of things, to go to tneet, go in quest of, c. gen. rei of an arrow, to hit : of the gods, to come to meet an offering, i.e. accept graciously of it so, generally, to partake of a thing. II. c. dat. to meet with, light tipon. III. c. ace. to arrange, prepare, :

to

:

sistance.

, mostly in plur. of poets who bring rival plays on the stage: cf. sq. f to teach in turn or against: of dramatic poets, to bring rival plays on the stage. f to give in return, repay. II. as lav/-term, to offer to chaiige fortunes with one cf

-,

-€€,

aor. 2

'.

—

to with-

to stand in the gap ; : to against the oar, going well back. {. to throiv against or in turn.

stand, resist pull stoutly

-,

-, , €o;s,

,

.

impf

to retort violence.

:

or generally, party in a suit. ov,

{,

prefixed to the prep.,

—

or with double

to be

a defendant,

From

an opponent

in

a

properly the defendant, but also the plaintiff: 01 the two parties in a suit.

resistance.

Dep.

is

aor. I

augm.,

-8,

:

go through again.

ibo) to

the augm.

f.

:

{.

arrange in

to dispose or

oneself against others, offer re-

. { , : , , . , -, -: $ ( ) -, {) 5, -€, -

nied.

a demagogue.

to cross in turn.

f.

opitiion.

or

-^,

to be

suit,

of a contrary

—

:

:

avTiOopos

-5, , (, 5)

—

5, ()

clothed with something

instead of a skin.

a giving in return, an exchange : repayment. 2. at Athens, /orm, by which a citizett charged with a public charge fuight call upon any other citizen, whom he thought richer than himself, either to exchange properties, or submit to the charge himself. given as a remedy against poison as Subst. an antidote.

, -5,

-, , -^, -, ,

() -, , , 5,/,

-, -, , ,

to be as

be

no

a slave to another,

to

than a slave.

better

-, -, ,, -€,, -€, ,, -, -, , -, , €5, () -€, ^, of a

ov, instead

slave, tio better

than a

slave.

resounding.

ov,

do

to

f.

in return, retaliate, requite.

Dep.

f,

to present in return

with a thing.

to seek

f.

return.

Dep.

f.

-, 2.

to take

,

f.

gods.

,

opposition, antithesis.

) , $

to strike or push back, stop, hinbe a hindrance, stand in the way.

intr. to

and avTiKpvs, Adverbs,

(, I.

in

2.

straight on, outright, entirely. (never in Homer), straight, right.

(, ) -, , -, ,,

have

over

zho^avTh

Horn.

irpvs,

II.

avTi-KTovos, ov,

of Time.

3.

killing in return.

, ()-, -, -: -, -, ,-

-

outright,

2.

thoroughly, withotit disguise or reserve. straightway.

:

to clash against, re-echo.

upon something, meet.

to hit

f.

to ridicule in turn.

f.

a handle, Lat. ansa.

fut.

pf.

obtain in turn.

lots for,

hence, a

:

From

generally distinct meanings against, right opposite.

draw

care of in return.

oppose.

arms against.

to take

,

ov, godlike, equal to the f.

bring back in reply.

to

hold instead. a striking against

hindrance, sudden check. der.

,

to

fcos, 77,

[],

bury opposite.

to

f,

,

avTi-Oeos,

iti

Att.

intr. to resist,

f.

f.

to save alive in turn.

f.

to flatter in turn.

f.

:

f.

69

.

{.

,

icus,

:

:

and holdfast by

Dep.

—

, -,, -, -,. -, , -, -, -. - -, , : , -€, , () , -, -, -, , , -, -, -, -, -^, , , -, ) 5, -, , ((US,

-5,

run against

to

f.

with.

(, ,

ov,

)

to

run a race

site the

door.

fut.

Med.

as

:

-€-

aor. 2

:

(, €.=^€. — =

to sit

:

over against.

to sleep opposite

f.

to.

Ion.

Ion.

:

f.

--

Causal in pres., impf., fut. and aor. i, or establish instead : to set against, opup again. II. intr. in Pass., with I.

down

pose: to aor. 2

set

and

act.

to be

pf.

in another's place, to succeed, supersede.

put

2.

to

resist.

to injure in turn.

(, to call or invite in

f.

-, -, ,

ttirn.

to die in turn.

aor. 2

Att.

2.

to

€\•. — Med.

f.

to

exchange one

f

,

command

€6,

^,

to

(^/,

in turn.

in turn.

must gainsay

verb. Adj. one

avTiXeKTOS, ov, questionable,

-€,

,

ovTOS,

II.

:

and

to be disputed.

(, \4)

<»

lion-like.

one one must check. a receiving in 60)5, , II. (from Med.) a laying hold of, seizure turn. 2. a hold, support: hence a claim to a thing. verb. Adj. of

must

part

assist or take

help, succour.

in.

an -

II.

attacking, attack, objection.

'/. ('^) 3.

f.

controversy,

discussioti,

generally, opposition, resistance.

:

ov,

care of instead.

to calculate

on the other hand.

, ('^) given

(()

—

.

5, \•,

f.

to contradic-

))

(, (,

ov, to, f.

f.

the shin, leg.

contradictory.

to rail at or

-, -. -, -, -, -, ov,

proclaim in answer to. to sound in afiswer to

-, , ) f.

sound by striking against,

3. to take

speak against, gainsay. Hence

to

f.

,

sharp as a goad.

to take

f.

II.

to take

tion, disputatious.

ov,

f.

up

light

to

Dep.

-, -, -, --,

i.

intr. to reflect light.

used as Pass, of

to

f.

aor. 2

part in a thing. 4. to take hold of for the purpose 6. 5. to captivate, charm. offlnding fault. to grasp with the mind, apprehend.

Ion. for

-65, ,,(,

:

gen., to lay hold of: hence, part with, assist. 2. to lay claim to.

,

to lie opposite to.

pf.

:

in

of.

against.

to kick

c.

Lat. disceptatio

f.

receive

to

a share

to receive instead of or in turn.

thing/or another.

--. -€,

to take

:

f.

Med.

to set opposite

to sit opposite.

to lay

turn.

f.

opposite the door

the inner part of the house oppo-

Subst.

:

:

to

f.

in

abuse in turn.

harmony with

the lyre.

a ransom. Pass, to rave against.

to learn instead.

Dep. toflght against.

—

:

-, -, drag

to

to the opposite side.

fut.

pres.

and impf.,

Causal in to remove from one I.

:

-, -,

and

fut.

aor. I,

side to the other: to revolutionise.

II.

intr. in

pf. Pass., with aor. 2 act. pass over to the other side, give way.

-6, -€, -€, to rival in

to

and watch

watt

Dep. to blame in turn,

) -, -5, ) -5, -, ,,

-6[, -€€, ,

retort upon.

Dep.

-€5,

f,

to

to

Dep. / contrive or scheme against

(,

ov,

:

modelled

-, -, -,

close imitation, aping, [^] closely imitating,

(, {,

ov,

soundfrom:

differing in

-7€, ,

)$ )

-|5,

song,

to build ships against, fit out

ov. Ion.

. , , ()

conquer in turn.

-,

ovv,

(, )

perly scraped against; hence opposed

From

to

avTios, a, ov,

() c.

-,

against, in order of battle

f.

:

— Pass,

:

to

set against,

and

,

pro:

2.

pass,

io,

I.

III.

march parallel

to

f.

-, -, ,

or endure in turn

II.

,

opposite: against, straight

f.

/;,

pf.

:

,

II.

{,

send instead.

pf.,

-^,

-),

(,

to

:

send

III. to

to pierce through in turn. f. avTi-TTepaios, a, ov, lying over against, esp. beyond

Adv. = avTinepas

€

. -, )

for

also as

:

Asia and the

Adv. over against, on the other

Hence

side of, opposite.

Adv. from the opposite

side,

Ion. for

f.

see

in return

) -, , closely.

to suffer

to clatter against.

II.

go round

(, ^, , (,

avTi-ireTpos,

to

embrace

in turn.

in turn or against.

ov,

hard

as

stone,

chest, ark.

-, (, ) , -, - -,

to fall against.

f.

suffer-

ov, properly wrestling against: hence antagonist, rival: matched against each other, nearly balanced: corresponding to. II. III. as Subst., fighting against the enemy. vaXos, , a rival, adversary. 2. a champion. f. to hold side by side, com-

pare

—

send back an answer to send against.

in return.

rocky.

to oppose.

passions. of opposite feelings to play one with another. , , like a child, no better than a

-5, $,

child.

:

to

to

Pass, to drive against.

poet, for

ing.

to.

avTiirenovOos, neut. part,

:

avTi-irepas or

over

and

as Adv.,

against one's will.

($,

out

com-

set side by side against,

-. -€, , , , -, -€, ) -, -, ^) . -, -, -, -, and

like

at.

draw

to

closely.

Adj. in phrase opposite coast.

oppose.

resist,

gen. meeting, confronting.

opposite, contrary.

—

stand in array

against.

Ion.

aor. I

:

meet in battle, to

against, opposite:

,

;

med.

fut.

:

Hence

, hos'ile preparation.

sea.

Adv. of avTios see TO, a part of the loom.

Dep.

the

Dep. to prepare

:

both sides.

-, '-. -, - -, -. -€, -,

to, hostile

$.

opposition.

:

-, -, -€, ^. -, -6, -, - f.

arm on

to

:

f.

to set oneself against.

f.

along on

other side.

retaliaiio?i.

f.

to

in turn.

to sail

to supply in turn.

sounditig against,

a navy against. f.

-6, -6,

annoy

=

sleep's substitute.

-, |, ,,

to

(( ibo)

From a reward, requital. ov,for or instead of a reward. as, -, a compensation.

,

turn or to

to exhort in

f.

pare

to hate in return.

in turn or con-

the contrary.

to

after.

f.

summon

to

Att.

to counteract.

aping

-, -, ^, , -,

to

:

trariwise.

oneself in turn

face to face.

fcws, 17,

,

advance against or parallel with. f. to run past against

f.

impart in turn. measure out in turn. front to front,

(,

ov,

f.

to

to

Dep.

against.

f.

II.

f.

to

f.

,

to countermand, to order compete for a public offce. II. intr. to lead on against.

f.

-, , -, ,

in turn.

outflank.

music.

-€, ,

. -€, -,

—

70

2.

to

strive against, resist.

to sail against.

f.

,

, , -, , Tj'^os, 6,

beaten by the

storm.

to

f.

to fill

man

ships against.

2.

up by new members.

to

f.

avTiTTVOOs,

ov,

blow against.

contr.

ovv,

Hence blowing

against, caused by adverse winds.

-,

f.

f.

,

to

to

long for in turn. do in return, opp. to

»-

. . ) ) , , , () -, -8, , \€ -, () -, -, . , €€ -, -, - -5, () : -. -, -, -, -, () , , ^. :

CLVTLTTOLVOS

.

Med.

lay claim

contend

to

:

—

with one for a thing.

-5, (, ,

,—, ,€5. -5, -€5,

in requital: as Subst.

to.

,

enemies.

f.

Pass.,

— •, :

meet another.

-'€, -'•5,

f.

be

ol

-(

f. med. advance against

:

aor.

march

:

i

to

waste in return.

to lay

-,

-€€,

Ion.

-5, ranged

opposite.

From

ov,

ranged

make war

general:

— also the

come forward against.

Adv. for next

to nothing, cheap.

-, -, -5, -, aor. 2

without

pres. in nse, to

Med.

f.

to

(,

summon

-, ) -5, ) ov,

ad-

in turn.

(, prow (,

avri-irpcopos, ov,

-, , .-, -, ,

wards, prow

to

:

ov, like

opposite the gate.

to

a tower.

-,

to build

Hence

to counterpoise.

f.

,

, ,, -, -, , () 5, ,

ovTippoiros, ov, counterpoising.

sate.

2.

f.

to

weigh against,

poise; dis

to

compen-

to

weigh twice

as heavy.

Hence

ecus

---,

lance

:

Ion. los,

a restoring

the ba-

hence, compensation, retribution.

arrange in turn.

Pass,

on equal terms.

(,

(,

Dep.

)

€)

stand against one

a convulsion. ov, drawn in the contrary direction hence spasmodic, convulsive. II. as Subst.

-, 6,

an antispastus,

drag

back.

f.

a

-

foot

as ^AXi^avhpos. [d], to

,

-5,

Adv.

contrariwise

to.

, . , -, . . -, , -, ,

play at ball against.

aor. 2 inf. of

-^,

Med.

to

to

meet face

Att.

to face.

(,

:

;

to

;.

med. imperat. of

Att.

fut.

,

to

strengthen against'.

maintain stoutly a contrary opinion. collat. form of

-€',

f.

cojs,

an opposite

line

17,

€, =

a setting in array against another,

-, —

of

battle.

Att.

-,

against another f

:

Pass, to be

€, ,-( -, and Med.

-€5,

draw

mide up of an From

the contrary

way,

i.

e.

From

range

in battle

to

ranged against.

.

a fort against. Hence a counter-fortification.

to build

, :

aor. 2

to

cut

an

art

:

provide a remedy or antidote. Dep. to form a counter-plan.

, -€5, (, -, — ecus,

-,

or craft.

opposition.

to strive against, counteract, resist.

-6, €5,

against,

II.

fut.

-€, to offer in return, repay.

f.

to

,

iambus and trochee,

over against its coun-

set

the opposite of a thing, or

terpart.

intr.

to be silent in turn.

f.

f.

to

,

, () -, -, )

TO

aor. 2 inf. of

be equal in weight, to counter-

intr. to

kavTov, etc.),

a turning back or dance of the chorus, the anti" strophe or returning of the Chorus, answering to a previous except that they now danced from left to right instead of from right to left.

2 pi. aor. 2

a tower over against build up a city as a rival. f.

— to turn to the

in the

II,

f.

with the prow tohence fronting, face to face.

ov,

s

turn about, face about.

i.

hold out in turn.

-tcvSj, to

enemy

or Proconsul.

intr. (sub.

II.

ov,

towards, face to face. f.

the

take

to

,

bring in turn. ) with the face

to

to

against.

pf.

to retort.

:

about.

aor. pass,

:

other side

to

Med. to challenge in return. Med. to heap in ttirn. ibo) to go against.

dress in turn

:

f.

:

-'•€€,

Med. encamp over

uvTi-aTpSTOireSeiJco, and

Ion. for

ibo) to

a rival general,

Rom. Propraetor to

rows

()

(,

against.

6,

(/,

sadors.

-€, {^ -€, -7€,{

[]

opposite in rows : standing

Dep.

the field,

:

send counter-ambas-

to

to stand opposite in

f.

be

straits.

to act against, oppose.

Med.

an adversary,

over against.

fut.

:

From

,

ion. for

avTi-iropos, ov, on the opposite coast, over against. Att.

to

one of the opposite faction. stand against, resist : esp. to

political opponent.

to besiege in turn.

on the opposite side of the

ov,

a

ov,

with

to

:

,

ov,

f.

warring against

a party against.

an opposite faction.

, ,

one.

—

ov,

ov,

pass.

wage war against

to

form

to

f.

8, ,

requital, retribution.

f,

:

balancing: equi-

ov,

valent

avTi-iroivos, ov, (avri,

— —

:

ov,

)

cojinter-manceuvring. rivalling in

to set one against the other, i. Pass, to be compared or matched compare, oppose II. to place in return: one against another. give one thing/or another.

:

-,

, -,

72

Med.

Hence ($,

do honour

return

to in

—

law-term, a counterby the defendant in

as Att.

, -, , -, , -5,

made

of the

to the

plaintiff.

— Med.

punish in return

to

f.

pay or

to

f.

Med.

II.

) ()

,, -, ov,

as Subst.

dare

to

to

,

it

-,

daring against,

remedy for

cut as a

:

a remedy, antidote.

-, -,

-€^

f.

{,

-TCiros, ov,

:

requited, re-

aor. 2

—

, , oneself with

:

—

set

—answering

,

to,

instead of a dower.

to set against:

— Med. and

Pass.

to set oneself against. to flee in turn.

f.

f.

-, , -6€, -€, -€, -8,

re-echo.

II.

to contradict.

a sound,

Hence

to love or kiss in turn.

-,

to strive zealously against.

Pass, to be

moved

by jealousy

against.

to receive kindly in turn.

to light

up

so as to meet. II.

deaths by mutual slaughter.

f. Dep. exchange for exports.

-, -,

Att.

-,

fut.

,

,

{, $)

to

to block up.

a watching against one. a/eos, , a watch posted to observe an-

-, ,,

other.

[y\

— Med.

Att.

to be

on

f.

one's to

-, , f.

guard sound

life,

given

f. properly, to bale out bilgewater, bale the ship: generally, to draw water. II.

exantlare, exhaurire

$, 6,

but also to squander.

:

a

vessel to

draw water

,

the hold of a ship.

TO,

"ANTAOS,

water

settles,

II. bilge-

{$)

0, the

a bucket. hold of a ship where the bilge-

Lat. sentina.

II.

the bilge-water

to let in water, leak;

itself;

e'ipyeiv,

Lat. sentinam exhaurire, to

pump

-!€, , €. -, , .

out

it

:

—

poet, the sea, sea-water.

=

f.

)—

,

poet, contr. for

- - — :-, -, , --, -, , -, -€, , {, $) :

.

fo

='^>,

to look in

/-. {)

the face, withstand, bear tip against.

-€,5,

, ", , avTptas,

,

of or belonging to a cave; grot-Nymphs. Adv. from a cave. From "ANTPON, TO, Lat. antrum, a cave, grot, cavern. , 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 the reins might be hung after Horn., in plur., the :

to

(,

Dep. only used in pres. and impf. meet or light upon. II. to approach with prayers, entreat. fut. and aor. I to swear in turn. 11. as Att. law-term, to swear in answer, take an to call by a new tiame. f II. to speak in tropes. f. dig against, dig a countermine. to owe one a good turn. f. :

poet, for

ov, in return for slaughter.

i/nport in

instead of

life.

f.

Dep.

-, , -, ^,

f.

) , , {$)

voting against.

ov,

:

to return

ov, echoing, imitating.

f.

play a stringed instrument

to pity in return.

oneself against, match

a prize with.

ov,

f.

to

Hence

ov, responsive.

to

to beat in turn.

to fight for

:

f.

struck back, echoed;

-, , ^, () -€5, -, ,{, () -, -,-,-'/,

to be sufficient.

antichrist.

with.

correspondent as Subst., an antitype, exact representation. II. act. striking back: hence resisting: stubborn, obstinate: adverse; Aios the adversary of Jupiter. f.

i

accotnpaniment.

jvater, filth.

blow against blow

TVTtos avTiTvnos

-, -, 5, -5, -5, {, aor.

metaph. to drain, use to the last, exhaust, of resources: of toil, etc., to drain, i. e. bear to the last, like Lat.

through.

epya works of revenge. to maintain in turfi.

meet with in return.

From

a rival choragus. a rival choragus.

[) , , () ), , ((

to bore right

avTiTOs, ov, for

venged ;

,

to

to vote against.

f.

to be

for

arrows in turn.

to shoot

Dep.

Att.

fut.

to in turn.

ov,

,,-5, {)

f.

f.

2.

shew kindness

i?i

avTiTOvos, ov, {avTiTiivai) stretched contrariwise, well-strung.

to.

,

in turn.

stand against an-

(avri,

ov,

over-bold.

punishment for a

suffer

to exact or inflict

f.

other,

returning a sound, redisagreeing with.

ov,

sponsive

,

revenge oneself on in turn.

thing.

.

to rejoice in turn.

,

estimate of the penalty

answer

^^ -5, {, ) -, -, , -€€, , €, -5, -, -(05,

—

,

f.

:

:

as law-term, to fix a counter-estimate of da-

mages.

io

:

:

watch in turn

against. in answer, reply.

:

chariot

From

itself.

3. the

orbit of the planets.

—

frame of

the lyre.

4. the

:

:

-, -^, -08, , {, $)

-, {-) -,, (, ) -, , -5,

? Ion. for

-.,

singing in answer

, .

an oath taken by

-08,

fronting, straight opposite.

, $

— Pass,

benefit in turn

to

f.

to

-5,

)

,

II.

want of water, drought. From wanting water: ov, (a privat ,

(sub. 7^), or

-8,

),

(sub.

region without water.

privat.,

the

without the

nuptial song, unwedded.

€5, Dor.

for

=

I

mar-

-€5,

without bride or mistress. not to ov, (a privat., be surpassed or outdone. av-viTivQvvos, ov, (a privat., vnevOvvos) not liable to account, irresponsible, absolute. braces.

,

going

barefoot.

go

to

f.

barefoot.

From From

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

-, -5,

ov,

) ) )

not liable to

for

(a privat.,

undis-

II.

act.

unsuspecting.

ov, (a privat.,

-5, -5,

suspecting.

ov, (a privat.,

, ,

II.

subject, unruly.

3 sing. aor.

opt. of

I

. .

-€05, , {, epyov)

8, . () () ov,

;$,

without suspi2. act. unnot to be

without foundation. ov, (a privat., not made

withstood, irresistible.

€6,

) )

unsuspected.

I. pass,

e.

unsuspected

ov, (a privat.,

unexpected.

57,

for

,

^ ( ,

2. to male an end of, destroy. end of a journey, absol.;

to the

hs.

.

,

to

make

for

arrive at the chamber.

he

way

one's

3.

fls..

fls

to

, $$, €

pro-

4. to attain to, get,

:

,

to a place

with a Partic,

II.

I

in Att. like

sense of doing a thing speedily

industrious.

efficacious, effectual.

accomplishment end. aor. I of ,

it

;

.

,

:

,

to

an end,

;

in the

awe

make

the night draws to

.

^

—

be finished ; esp. of a period of time, its

end; ctos

the watting year,

[]

Adv. aWfpos up

up, upwards, Lat. stirstim,

()

c.

gen.,

on high, Lat. stipra. 2. of the quarters of the heaven, northsouthwards. wards, opp. to 3. of countries, inland, up from the coast. 4. of time, formerly ; the gods els TO reckoning upwards ; ol to ether

,

the

;

dead; up and down,

(

the living, opp. to oi

oi

up and down, topsy-turvy, fro, always in the same

, .

to

II. as

, ,

beyond Samos

:

Sup.

aor. 2 subj. of

.

old

bid, order, Lat.

, do.

absol. above,

:

and

Prep, with gen. above. higher up: as Prep.,

place.

Comp.

guised, without dissimulation.

i.

come

also

also with old shoes, ill-shod.

action.

cion,

to

—

tip.

above, Lat. superi

unshod, bare-

ov, (a privat.,

:

ov, are

forms of

,

foot

(

grow

II.

-€, €€, -, ~$. -5, , -5, $)

later

;

;

to

come

ill

) , , , ) (a privat.,

:

ntihallowed em-

to be born of an

riage.

ov,

Lat. conficere

—

—

€

:

not bridal, un-

unwedded;

ivedded;

pf.

:

,*:

pf.

did no good Med. to accotnplish for one's own advantage : Pass, to be finished, and of persons, to

haste about

to praise in song.

((

:

but more freq. with iniperat., tnake haste and. as avoiye make haste and open, etc. also awe alone, viake haste ! dispatch ! III. less freq. with inf., the army succeeded in crossing. ^ANil, impf. to accomplish, finish Pass, to

ov, (a privat.,

yovTjv

['], poet,

aor.

:

aor.

Pass.,

cure.

epyov the

impf.

(,

f.

or better

[]

gain nothing by grudging

impf. of

pi.

— Pass,

:

work was finished.

Att.

—

to weave anew. up on high.

to raise

also,

€$)

,, . , -€, , )) -65, -5, ' ) (a

ov,

(,

f,

accomplish, complete,

derive benefit in turn. ov, (a pri vat., i;)3^i{a;) not insulted.

not insolent, decorous.

3 sing. impf. pass, of only used

[], Att. form of

and impf.

in pres.

f.

;

,$, , . -, ) -, , , , . {) or

buy instead : to bid against. looking straight at, facing,

to

accomplished, possible

to be

as silently as possible.

Dor. for

the defendant.

Dep.

73

, () 05, , , =

yf

o?ie

against another : and so as Att. law-term, the oath taken on the one side by the plaintiff, on the other by

;

—av^y^v.

responsive.

,

:

:

From

imperat.

2 pi.

III.

highest up.

[]

pf. with pres. sense, to command, jubeo : also to advise, urge one to

avojya

vy€

'

, , ,/)

we have

and

I

3

ai'a^fre and

vy€v,

plur. ind. sing, ;

vy(v

vy(

inf.

;

and

vy((v

:

without augm. avurfdv, Ion. ^vy(a. (as if from There is also a 3 sing. pres. aor. I fut. whence we have an impf. plqpf.

.-, ,

vy(

;

above (, yaia) properly anything house:

, .€

the upper fioor of a used as a dining-room, like Lat. coenaculum. for av4a)y(v, 3 sing. impf. of uvbut 3 sing, oi aiOjya.

ground: a raised building,

oyv

;

.

^ -,. . , , , —

—

74

-€, , , .

of

plur. ind.

-5, , (

-|€5,

, ,,=

and

, , , )

privat.,

allaying pain. Dor. above, from heaven.

6hvv)freefrom pain.

act.

-(,

of place, from above, on high, and so oi

2.

oi

-

c.

:

gen.,

of time, /row the beginning. to push up or

II.

and

fut.

. -5,

{)

Adv.

the living, opp. to

7^s above ground.

II.

:

(sc. forth, of a ship, to shove off; avaiaavTes Med. to put they pushed off" and sailed

away from

:

—

Adv. of

,

sq.,

-, -5, ,,

[]

unloosed for unlooked for, un-

')

(a privat.,

foreseen.

.

Ion. for av-oiaTOs,

II.

ov,

I

) ,

()

re-

)

-^.

subj.

'

:

-5,[]

|-5, -$,

ing

) -,

{$,

ov, (a^tos,

{a^ios,

ov,

)|-5. to.

worth

oneself.

( privat.,

unhewn, unwrought. oi properly fem. of a^ios, the worth or value of a thing of persons, worth, rank : generally, a man's due or deserts; according to bis desert, virip or Trap' contrary to his desert. ov, worth admiring^ admirable, aor.

|, ,

see avojya.

:

Ion.

)

()

, {^) |-5,, ) -5, |-€5,

{, ()

ov, {a^ios

ov,

,

worth hearing. worth listen-

'^•

ov, {a^ios,

telling,

-€5,

-^)

an axe,

praiseworthy.

worthy of

esp. for

love.

hewing wood

) )) -5, ) ) . 5. ) -5, -, ) -, ) , ^ -5, ) , ') -, ) -€5, ) -, ) .., . )) , -, , $) . , -, ) €$, {) ) €, , ($ , , -,

ferred, submitted to a person.

( privat., ( privat.,

($)

a battle-axe. []

indestructible.

uneven, unequal, irregular : unevenness of ground. Adv. of without oath. (a privat., unswor?i, not bound by oa'h. II. not sworn to.

^. -. -5, , -5, , ( -€ -5, , (

:

'^.

:

,

-5, , (

-(3,

-5,

Ion.

privat.,

{$, ov, {$, ov,

like

-5, untimely,

Adv.

remarkable.

{, {,

of

-$,

to

= Att.

, .

,

howl aloud.

ov,

battle

:

aveveyKai, aor.

{)

) , , , , /, , 6, , (a privat.,

-€5, , ( 2.

€()

useless

aor.

I

inf.

of

and 3

sing. Ep. of same. to break;

pf.

imperat. of

3

pi.

med.

i

^, ,

(for the

omen's

,

sake") to Ev^eivos, the

Ep. for

Euxine. of

fut. inf. act.

.

a-|€vos, Ion. a-^€ivos, ov, {a privat., (ivos) inhos: uninhabitable.

pitable

cs, {a^LOS,

ov,

{5, {$,

trustworthy.

becoming, goodly. ov, {05, worth seeing. ov, iv, to weigh) of like value, worth as much as, c. gen.; a^ios worth an ox worth much: also c. inf., a^ios 0av(iv worthy of death. 2. ahsol. worthy, goodly : in Homer the word gives the notion oi high price : in Att. it has also II. an exactly opp. sense, not overpriced, cheap. worthy, estimable : hence befitting, deserving ; is,

(

I

)5)

worthy of

^6$)

worthy of

deserve to be, as a^ios

-€5, {5, |-•5, |-•5.

serve to be pitied.

ov,

imperat. med. of to lead. a-|€ivos, ov, Ion. for a^fvos. II. "A^tivos (sc. navTos), , The Axine or Inhospitable, a name altered aor.

worthy of victory. worthy of lament-

ov, {a^ios,

-€5,

;

also

:

fruitless, un-

privat.,

2 plur.

:

worthy of

,

worthless. 2

vya

|-5,

|-5,

upper or higher. higher zip : above. higher tip, above.

hurtful, like Lat. inutilis.

profitable.

worthy of hatred,

hateful.

topmost.

highest up, at top.

,

a match for in

fit to give battle. es, {a^ios,

ation, lamentable.

Sup. formed from

Comp. Adv. Comp. Adv. of (s,

act.

i

to be

mention.

aor. I part, of

Sup. Adv. of

,

worthy

ov, {a^ios,

(,

Ion. for

inf.

worthy of lamentation. worth getting. worthy of mention,

ov,

deemed happy.

worth

-8.

unripe, Lat. imtnaturus.

Dep.

ov, {a^ios,

$)

seeing.

Adv. of

Aeol. for without name, anonymous. II. nameless, inglorious. aor. I inf. of see aVorya. fut, of see untimeliness ; eTovs the bad season of the year, i. e. winter. From

worth living for. work. worthy of

wonder, marvellous.

ov, {o^los,

privat.,

|,

{5,

{a^ios, epyov) capable of ov, {a^ios,

not to be

privat.,

named, indescribable. and

ov,

-€05,

sidering.

(

ov, {a^ios,

I

de-

ivithout con-

ov, {a^ios,

zealous endeavours.

05

()

being general, tvorthy of a great general.

|-€8,

ov,

{5,

being brought in evidence, credible.

worthy of

—

—

^- —. -5,

-8, , (, ) |-65, ,

:

-65,

Ion. for sq.

gen.

io)v,

Ion.

:

, ,

worth loving.

-, ,

-TOKOs,

neut.

75

)

inspiring song,

{a privat.,

without a home.

less,

:

:

uninhabited : house-

{a^ios, xpios) worthy of a thing, and so -oiKos, ov, (a privat., oTkos) houseless, without home pi. 2. or coiintry. worth considering, considerable, remarkable. II. with inf. able, suffid-oivos, ov, (a privat., oJvos) without wine: not serviceable, sufficient. III. like a^ios, with gen., worthy of %vorshipped with oblations of wine : of men, drinking cient to do. no wine, sober : of a place, having none. a thing. aoios, a, ov, Aeol. and Dor. for Pass., fut. f. pf. d-OKvos, ov, (a privat., oicvos) without fear or hesipf. but also in med. form of tation, untiring, restless. (a^ios) to think or dee7n worthy of a thing Adv. •8. things, to value at a certain rate also absol. to doWcas, ace. sing, and plur. of ao\\r)S. II. but mostly with inf. to think Adv. of esteem, honour. in a body, together. fs, (a copul., (') all together, in throngs^ one worthy to do or be: hence i. of others, to

,:

:

, ,.

—

:

, , - , , :

:

make

:

a claim.

of oneself,

2.

Oavetv

^

think fit to do or be; vpaaaeiv I dare,

to

consent to die;

I

determiTie to do: esp. to design, condescend to do: so

,

\€

Med.,

suppose;

to think,

and

deign to care

for.

3

down, maintaiti. Hence of which one zs thought worthy,

to lay

arcs, to, that

so, esteem, reputation,

, , , -8,

that which

to

rank, Lat. dignitas.

II.

thought fit, a decision, a pxirpose. 2. a self-evident proposition, an axiom. Adv. of a^ios, worthily, as becotnes. ($. Ion. los, a being thought is

in philosophy,

$.

,

{^)

II. worthy : estimation, reputation, character. (from Med.) a thinking oneself worthy, a demand, claim. III. a thinking fit, an opinion, maxim. fut. med. (with pass, sense) of belonging to the axle• , <3, Cretan word for .'^$.

,

^.

, (^) ,

5,

for aavyv.,

(

privat., ovyftpo-

not welded together by the hammer not rowing in time. [a^vKos) want of wood. Te'ct»)

of rowers,

,

^) ? --, --, -, -. -|•5, , . -. -|5, , (

privat.,

hence thickly wooded.

,

:

II.

('/) an

0V0S, 6, :

the pole.

also, the II.

o'l

withouttvood, ill-wooded.

axle, Lat. axis

also the

wooden tablets of the turn upon an axis.

a^ovts, the

, () , , ().

temple.

:

esp.

belonging to a

(Deriv. uncertain.)

contr.

8, ,

song, a singing

:

also

))

sung

-5, -$, , (.^(,

bad sense, notorious.

,

,

a

poet.

05,

votes

Adj.

6,

()

fern,

famous

in

:

in

lyric poet.

one busied with song,

tuneful, musical.

ov, (a privat., without armour, unarmed. QOp and oop, dopes, a sword, properly a hanger; later, any weapon. dopds, ace. pi. for aopa, from aop, a sword.

-5, -8,

ov, (a privat., ov, (a privat.,

indefinite, indeterminate.

() , , ()

) )

,

unseen, invisible.

without boundaries: II. aapiaros (sub.

Xpovos), the aorisi tense. d-opvos, ov, (a privat opvis) without birds. ,

,

a k?iapsack.

II.

the aorta or

great artery.

5, ,

bang anything

a

a strap over the shoulder to a sword-belt; but also

, . ,, ) €, '. -, --^ -^, to,

;

belt,

,,

knapsack-strap.

dopxo, Ion. tor

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

cf.

f.

,

($) $, , a ,

,

—

Pass.,

aor.

not wounded, unhurt.

aor.

a report given in

and part, of

inf.

I

a narrative, re-

:

f.

-(.

Ion.

-(<;:

aor.

tell:

— Med.,

Hence

back tidings.

,

ripos,

away!

a-n-aye, Adv.

I

-:

-^^

-^ aor.

i

2

to britig tidings, report,

:

relate,

Hence

to help, aid.

helper, aider.

From

-,

song

a singer, minstrel, bard, Lat. II. as a songstress, of the Sphinx.

$, , :

of,

) , ()

•5,

come

pf.

:

announce

:

to

bring

a messetiger. gone! Lat. apage! properly

be

imperat. of d7ra7a> (sub. Cfavrov).

the subject of song : hence a legend, tale. poet, for Of,

— Pass, to

gather together

together, assemble.

cital.

supposed axis of the heavens,

laws in Athens, made to ao^os, 0. an attendant, minister,

to

f.

d-ovTos, ov, (a privat.,

felled, unthinned,

v.

whole wheel

Hence

shoals or crowds.

think fit, expect, require, Lat. postulare ; I think I have a right to receive absol. to

in

$.

:

:

«s,

(a privat., itayijvai) not firmly fixed

of loose texture.

n-yv, Ion.

-^,

)

ment.

a'-ayoptv,f. zoT.

intr. to

to

:

for

-y, ,

esp. of

Att.

f.

to

paying tribute.

deprive of orna-

, (xheAtt.^it.'\s(,'p(.pa,

—

forbid: Abso\.

bid farewell

give up doing

:

to, to

also to

to dissuade.

renounce,

c. dat.

grow weary

of.

:

II. c.

part. 2.

to

—

:

:

—

76

-, -;,

fail, sink, give way things worn out.

-,

f.

.

wild

Pass, (atro, aypios) to become

or savage.

-,

airayopevoura

also of things,

;

,=

Att.

-, f.

— Med.

to strangle, throttle

to

oneself; to be ready to choke.

hang

away,

f.

:

carry

off:

(for the tenses, v. 0701)

— Med.

to

:

away

take

lead for oneto

. -,

—

, -, -',

-',

Att.

,

down

to rush

f.

mand

of one

ojie.

Hence

f.

Att. aor.

:

demand

to

to

:

back, or simply to de-

a demanding back, demand.

($,

-, ' $, ) -, to

f.

make

to

f.

with

I

have a thing demanded oj

, = 6, , -€, , — -, Pass.,

;

generally, to dart away.

:

— Pass,

:

—

:

fut.

to

med.

demand

back.

hang down, suspend:. to hang down from,

-

HI. to retxirn what hover about. pf. Pass, IV. as Att. law-term, to bring one owes, pay. to be finished off, carefully finished: pf. pass, 2. to lead away before a magistrate and accuse. highly wrought ovfitiished. to death. V. to lead away, perplex : to divert part. ov, (a privat., not thrown in VI. as if intr. (sub. eavrov), to from a thing. make go away, esp. in imperat. airaye, q. v. wrestling : generally, unconquerable.

U.

self

home.

to take

):—

, , . -, -,

(,

:

) ,, -'-5,

off,

, ., -5,

ov, (a privat., not trained II. not customary on II. in the palaestra, awkward. a leading or dragging away. IV, the palaestra. a taking home. III. payment of tribute. as Att. law-term, a bringing before the magistrate. 3 sing. aor. 2 ind. and opt, but formed by redupl. from inf. of of aor. 2 -€€tv, Ion. for Ep. inf.

Hence

,

-,

f.

, -,

-,

dissent from

:

to

-[, ,

sing out of tune

to

wander

:

metaph.

to

-5,

Pass, to depart from.

aim

to

at iinmortality.

From

insensibility to suffering, apathy.

.)

without suffering, not e's, (a privat., 2. ufiwilling to suffering: insensible, apathetic. 3. not having suffered, un*'i^'*. impatient of.

-, , . , ^,

harmed.

Adv. of

poet, for

,

coarseness.

-65,

II.

ov, (a

,

()

From

uneducated,

(,

and make fair weather.

, -, , , . -, -. -€ —

thing.

to

be

Ep. take away, withdraiv

:

Dep. pluck off.

to

away

drive

arcs,

,

a knavish

'-€,

(,

:

^'

')

:

trick.

subj. pass,

fut.

:

aor. I anrjpa

to carry, take

:

:

Ion. impf. pf.

away.

of

—

Ion. for

hence

-, 5, , , (

gen., airais epaevos

to be

f.

:

2

pf.

-^

fut.

ward

without sense

to be

:

—

wipe

to

off,

register.

aor. I opt.

:

see

4( €$

to

II,

astray, wander.

past feeli/ig.

:

(,

:

.

, , . , , -, -

also c.

:

off from another, c. ace. rei et gen. pers. tiv6s to ward off a. azxtfrom a man: ace. pers. et gen. rei, to keep one fro7n, as

— Med.

-, ) -€, , () to

f.

man from

evil

ic

speak the whole tmth, to heal Dep.

(,

:

thoroughly.

3 dual

to

:

lead away an army or fleet; hence, as if intr. to sail away, march away: generally, to set out, depart: also c. gen., airaipeiv to depart from the land. off-

without hands

fut. ind.

,

riddance

from

vorce.

release,

a reinoval, a di(from Pass.) a going away, escape: thing.

a

III.

--,

of

deliverance,

II.

departure.

aor. I

Ep. lengthd.

-,

of pain,

go

{, y€)

f.

(-,

Ion. for

II.

defend oneself against.

3 sing. impf. of foreg. to cheat : to perplex, confound. From aloXoi) cheating, duping, any 17,

means of cheating.

helpless, silly.

, € () Pass, to

f.

to keep a

childlessness.

f.

[clouds],

-. -€, , -^,

) €( €5

) -, -, ,

boorish.

(a privat.,

ov,

:

or without the use of them : helpless, lazy. which cannot be helped, unmanageable.

Ep. aor.

ignorance

privat.,

Adv.

boorish.

)

=

expunge, esp. from a

without passion.

want of education, want of control over a

, -, ,

ignorant,

ov,

unmanageable, lawless.

aiuay from.

'^

II.

to

privat,, rrais) childless

yovov without male

heirs.

:

to be

rid

Desiderat. of

of.

fcus,

pf.

to

:

—

put away II.

of.

an Adv.,

, — aaay.

Att.

Pass.,

;

aor.

I

f.

aor.

I

:

2. rid of a thing. from, remove from : also to get rid intrans. to get offfree, escape,, esp. with

e. g.

with

:

(yv, ; :

to set free, release,

cS, KaKcvs

depart.

c.

-

to xvish

fut.

but

and aor.

;

also

i

go away,

-

mea., pass.

fut.

or aor.

to

2

:

pf.

•'

——

—

—

, -, ) ,

io be set free, released

:

from

9. -, 7».5,

a thing, get

:

-

, (,

\

a fading, withering. avBos) to pluck offflowers

fojs, r),

rid of it. 2. to get off, usu. with some Adj. or f. Adv., e. g. to get off metaph., well, without injury, etc., like the intrans. Act.: hence flowers o/idle talk, alone, to be let off] acquitted. II. to remove, def. part from, go away, hence to depart from life, to be roast. Hence deceased; k/e Lat. e pueris tSos,

-•-;,

cidl

;

the

talk as boldly as they please,

e.

i.

to

,

-, ) -, ,

, -: -, - . , , . -,, -, -, ) , -, -, . , . , -, -, ) -, ) ) -, -, -, -, , . -, , € . -, -, -, |

excedere, to come forth from a boyish state, to

man:

a

far removed from.

to be

from, give over,

:

poet,

hence

:

-, , f.

,

soft,

properly to thresh

tender:

, (,) (, ,

with soft hair,

metaph.

soft,

well fed, plump.

-, -,

soft-learied.

or, contr.

{aiTaXos,

Xpoos^ soft-sldnjied : also with heterocl. gen., etc. XpooSy dat.

, () -, ,:—

to cut off. Pass., pf.

f.

bhmt, dull the edge of a thing

lose its edge.

-\

inf. aor. 2

Dep.

:

f.

(,

of

f.

»;,

,

i

Pass, to

:

fut.

,

:

pf. pass. part,

inf.

aor. 2

to keep

ward

off",

Causal

rise

-,

ll.

pf.

Pass,

to arise

—

2.

:

'.

come or go or foe hence

to

:

, -

aor.

I

off, to

repulse:

Dep.;

:

to refuse

-, -,

() /».

,

(, (,

Adv. Adv.

,

f.

to

right opposite.

right opposite.

draw

-, /]-. ", , hold

hence

:

off like water from a

to lighten, lessen.

f.

[5]

to accomplish or finish entirely

,

to finish a journey.

Adv. once, once o?dy, once for all, Lat. II. without any notion of number, after

$,

etc.,

Lat. ut semel;

like

,,

when once he began.

together

:

enough

do or

to

say.

fut.

:

pf.

:

consume or expend. ($, , from one place to another.

)— -, -, :

:

to

—

to

-|05,

pf.

to

a removitig

:

become a man.

Pass.

(,

. :

Adv. afar II. as Prep, with gen./ar away off, far aioay. from : alooffrom : but also out from. aor. l med. inf. of

and

f.

mostly

in plur. all at once, all

in sing, every one.

Adv. in general, upon the whole.

shameless

to be "utterly

f.

utta'ly

gen. of

to

meet with, light or fall upon. 3. of things, to happen, come upon one also io turn out well, prosper. 4. to go. or come to, arrive or be present at also to have recourse to a thing. Adv. (anas) everywhere. II. every-ivay. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of fws, a rneeting, encoun-

or reject utterly. be shameless

to

to

2.

defend oneself.

to

and

f.

:

pf.

:

-, , -, -, , -, -, , $. () , -, ») $ -,

pel.

in pres.

up and de-

everywhere.

Att. impf.

I

semel.

off froyn oneself, to drive hack, re-

to keep

make

=

{)

[sub.

=

to

=

€$,

to neglect utterly.

f.

— Med.

Adv. Adv.

:

of

:

I.

:

i,

leave one's country, emigrate.

:

-,

ship's

ov. Ion. for

sa-

of countries, uninhabited.

:

fut.

tering.

aor.

:

answer. to deprive of share in a thing

be bereft.

unsocial

-4,

to reply to,

:

far from man, inhuman,

:

To

Pass, to be blufited,

:

From

inhumatiity.

ov,

:

to destroy utterly.

f.

coals',

(,

,

fut.

resist.

to soften.

on the

a small flsb for a cake baked en coals. to burn to a cinder.

and aor. part, take or send away with intr. aor. 2 act.

aor.

to broil

meet, encounter, whether as friend

-, f.

f.

,

II.

go away

softness, tenderness.

ov,

-8, -,,

and impf.,

Hence

delicate.

'

II.

vage.

to bruise, crush.

,

:

{, \-

pf

'-0,$,,,{6$,) ''5,

gentle

leave off

2. to

to estrange.

:

broiling.

cease. f.

out

become

Att.

-Qiv, strengthd. for dvevOf,

:

pf.

blooming, fade, wither.

:

Hence

—

to

leave off

,

(, $) unworthiness. = unworthy {, d^ios)

ov,

to

f.

deem umvorthy of one :

of.

to dis-

claim as unworthy, disown, Lat. dedignari. ov. Dor. for with no grandov, privat.,

(

-. -5, -.

father or ancestors.

Ion. for

ov, (a privat.,

gressed.

II.

-8. -,

?iot

act. not

)-. )

passing over

passifig axvay, unchaiigeable.

not trans-

to another.'

Ion. pf. pass. part, of

ov,

(

(urned away by prayers

privat., '

not to be

not to be begged

off,

in-

. ^ ) , )

—

:

—

78

-, -5, -5, -, -5,

. of persons, not

evitahle.

orable

covered

-$,

Adv.

:

--,

to he entreated, inex-

) ) ) ,.. ) ^)

inexorably.

-€, -, -,

un-

ov, (a privat.,

Adv. -Tws, undisguisedly. [«a]

:

un-

ov, (a privat.,

not

round,

,

completion.

verb. Adj. one

must draw

,

(a privat.,

changeable.

\oyos)

or S7im.

f.

moned, without being called upon. ov,

,

, {) (,

,

From

off.

[], to draw off, skim off. mostly used in plur. the beginning of a sacrifice, the first part of offerings, of the hair cut from the forehead. 2. the firstlings

unsum-

ov, (a ptivat.,

number

full, even

-, ,

From

for szcnnce, first-fnuts.

Dep.

a beginning, begin the sacrito be persuaded : hence incorrigible : also inconso- fice with the hair, i. e. by cutting olT the hair from the II. c. forehead and throwing it into the fire. lable. II. not to be entreated, inexorable. \y] = inexorable: un- gen. to cut off part of a thing to offer it : to offer part of. 2. to offer the firstlings first fruits of bending, stubborn, savage. [Aesch. dirapa-, like a thing absol. to begin a sacrifice. varos.^ f. to lead the way. aor. I inf. of vas) strengthd. for nds, a-TTus, Ep. aor. I of to be deceived.

f.

not

ov, (a privat.,

,

-.\,\%,

-7€5,

( privat.,

to vtake to

;

I

-

, , -€5,/,

esp. in sacrifice

!

-,,,, {, :

= sq.

qtdte all, all together

—

and

kv

:

els

-, -, -, , -5, ) {)=. -, -, -, -, - :,{); , without

ov, (a privat.,

preparation, unprepared. Att.

to strike off:

fut.

sweep

to

off,

Med. with

(,

—

^. :

pass, sense,

one must not take

Hence

a king should be displeased.

it ill

I

-65,

'

-€,

'

virgin wife

up.

''5$, ($, ,

-(, , f.

-€,

count

over

reckon

to

:

Hence

( :

Dep.

anapvos

)

med.

in pass, sense,

{,

dir-opvos, ov, vos

II.

it

:

utterly,

aor.

deny:

I

—

-, : f.

;

Pass., pf.

-: —

hang from : to hang, strangle. away and hang up : Pass, to be in to

—

remove, part

-, (,

to

remove

from

II.

aprios) Adv. completely

= —,

:

in

to take III.

(),

numbers,

U. Just the reverse, quite the conof time, for now, from this time : just now, even III.

now.

f.

Att.

,

to

Pass, to be completed, exactly

get ready, complete

made

up.

Adv.

. . 6, ', II.

{, aTfpOe) far

—

:

apart,

Prep, with gen. far from,

away from.

Ion. for

From

a cheat, rogue.

, cheating, trickery, fraud, guile, deceit:

less

bad sense, cufining, craft: a stratagem

in

Hence

, = \5. , '•05, , , -5, , (

ov, deceitful, wily.

17,

,, , -,

privat.,

=

Athens

in the

untrodden.

strengthd. for

f.

honour greatly.

., deceit.

fallacious.

f.

ojv,

go away.

exactly, Just.

, -^,

-,

{) {) ) , - -[, -, , ^-

properly,

suspense.

then, seemingly intr. (sub.

:

oneself,

trary.

fut.

shall be denied.

pass, denied, re/used.

to

pass,

denying utterly; he denies that he is sick c. gen., she t/f/wW nothing. II.

^ ($

and

aloof, all alone.

war.

to suffce, be suffcient.

deny

to

:

Lit. fallere tempus, to

-6€

-

-: like beguile the time: — Pass, to be

to cheat, trick, outwit, beguile

deceived, mistaken.

in a

a countifig over.

intr. to be contented, acquiesce. fut.

—

ciivos, 6,

to

17^0»,

reckon or pay back.

to

II.

:

, - ,,

and widow'd maid.' f.

to struggle convulsively. From a fasting, fast. ov, (a privat., not having tasted. Dep. to have no leisure. Ep. f. aor. I pf.

,

that

med. inf. of •'napQivevros,ov,(apva.t.,vap(V()untnaidenly, unfitting a maiden : in neut. pi. as Adv. ol•', (a privat., TrapOfvos) no more a maid; Ep. aor.

en-

of every

one, Lat. unusquisque.

disagreeable

to displease, be

f.

2.

I

,

in the sense

in Att. also like

Lat. decutere.

6,

aros,

to.

aor.

:

tirely:

,

the

Apaturia, a

month Pyanepsion,

to dis-

festival

at

lasting three days,

during which the Athenians had their grown up sons enrolled among the citizens. (Prob. derived from with or euphon.)

-,

opos, 6,

, (

-|, $, ,,

orphan

:

disowned by f.

f.

c.

inf

Tiva renounce.

,

II. to

privat.,

the father.

to

beam with a

I forbid

foil,

Hence

light.

bid plainly, Lat. edicere,

by

his doing.

IV. to deny.

fatherless,

reflection.

to tell or

forbid,

)

V.

and

inf.,

III. to decline,

intr. to

be

wanting

—

towards; airavSdv

,

—

—

:

d^avabCoaL to /ail a friend: also to faint,

—

, ,

— ((5 h

a-ndpeaios.

:

79

) , , -, ,{ , , -( , , -, . , €, -, ) €, -, , (. €$. , . , , , , -, , , , . . , . €: , , . /, €( , . , ) , , . € ,--/^,

sink;

to faint

f.

with toil. Dep, to speak or act :

-€([, ,

boldly, speak out.

to

do a thing on

the

, (,

Att.

f.

same day,

the

to

go and return on

only found in impf. with

the aor. V03

straits.

€€,

part.

I

to

threaten to do.

threats

to boast,

from, wrest from, rob

good or sense

is

.

of,

.

etc.,

ov, (a privat.,

not to be stopped

occurs,

or assuaged: never-ending.

II.

c.

Adv. forthwith, on the to

f.

fut.

aor. 2

go of

opt.

aor.

i

of

605, . Dor. -€5,

grievous

to be-

:

for

and

I

. :

to look

things at, and so simply to look

other

at.

I

pass,

unmanageable.

compliance, to

of

f.

,

act.

, ,

hence

:

to copy, represent, express by

(, (, -^, -€5, €5. ^, -€(, , (, () :

of not per-

disobedient

II.

to

compare

with, liken to.

a

—

dfcwv) to represent or portray in

a statue.

f.

;

to

^

-

yaOov,

in

worn one

out, fail

) ) ()

0/

sitting.

endless, boundless.

keep

:

Pass.,

away

Dor. for

and so

to

its

-

Ep. also

poet. aor. 2 pf.

(•,

or shut out

hinder from,

III. to

-

inexperienced.

inf.

aor. i :

to keep or

to fail

to be bankrupt:

--.-', -,

('^($, shut out from

$.

$

V.

c. dat. pers. to

:

Herodotus mostly :

to

to avert

;

Ep. 3 sing,

Ep.

-€(5,

Pass.,

((

ov, (a privat.,

f.

:

:

from:

;

ivai

poet. aor. 2 of

etc.

to threaten.

hard:

to

forbid,

IV. to deny, refuse.

hut,

-ۥ8,

part, divide,

see

to press

(•. :

to be tired

c. part.,

II.

to conjecture, Lat. ut licet conjicere.

Ep. for

also aor.

II. to

( . (5 7*

wanting

one's friends

untried.

(a privat.,

is,

:

pf.

I a forbidden renounce, disown, give up;

a-ircCpavTOs, ov, (a privat.,

Ion. for

suading.

comparison ws

Ep.

fut.

III. to

in use, fail or be

away from

to refuse

the pres.

part,

v. sq.

€(,

inf.

-, . -(, -, $, )() ,-€, -,

-,

go away, depart :

a-TTiiparos, ov, (a privat.,

3 sing, and plur. aor.

Ep.

imperat.

:

to disotvn his son

be disobedient.

ships,

ibo) to

a vision by offerings. intrans. to give up, be

{€$) disobedience.

, ()

away

to be

of things, to be

uses impf.

med.

thing.

without pres.

aor. 2

serving as aor. to dirciOcia, -,

sum)

:

:

(. -^.

(,

(

absent

foil, by with inf forbade him to do ro

3 sing. pres. subj. of

Ep. 3 sing, indie, of 3 sing, imperf. of aireOavov, aor. 2 of inf.

menacing.

;

?,

-€€6,

-65,

impf. of

threatener, boaster.

the pres. being supplied by speak, say, or tell OJit, (ell plainly.

even, level, flat.

-€.

(( sum).

-€£,

dual

fut.

/ will go

fut.

-etirov,

aor. I pass, of

Ep. for

-, (, (

and Ep.

€,

{,

Hom. mostly

pi.

€€6, =

unshod, barefoot.

of

away or

absol. to be

:

mostly as

of

($. ^)

d-ir$6os, ov, (a copul.,

f.

-€€>(, ).

of

(€() a

,

(,

3

fut.

wanting. 3

ov, (a privat.,

€(,

part, pass.of

perf. act.

-€,

sense

act.

from

to be hateful or

aor. 2

--,

pf

605, 65, ,, ,,= = 608,

part.

in

aor. 2 of

,

threatening.

of

part,

$, , = €.

rjpos,

accord,

aor. 2

:

med.

Dep.

see

a

sing,

a, ov, threatening,

own

disliked, incur odiiim.

'•€•,

pass.

I

€( (().

spot.

one's

to cheat, beguile.

like

-(,

in

:

perf. pass,

desert.

-,

to

Hence

'"-\6,

come

III.

[a]

aor.

-€€5,

gen. never

ceasing from.

:

boastful

—

Ep. for

etc.)

minari

make

to

II.

braggart words

ciAi'cu).

to receive

(but wherever this should be altered into

to threaten, Lat.

brag, Lat. gloriari.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

'•-6€5,

totake away

not found):

driven into great

promise, vow: Pass, to be terrified by threats. J7, mostly in plur. threats ; also

boasts,

to enjoy or suffer:

ill,

(^,

—

:

asstire,

and med.,

act.

the simple verb

:

sense,

aor.

which must be added

{()

f.

c. inf. to

same day.

.$,

(s

to keep

from

:

Ep. pari

back: of a river,

.

old course.

bound, of seas and

to

rivers,

shut up, confine.

and

ov, lengthd.

form

a,

ov,

II.

boundless, endless, countless.

os,

for

—

,. ,)

'7€^—

80

-6, -, -,

:

of

perf.

inf.

of

perf. pass,

oy,

,

also

,

(

privat.,

.

:

expel.

hence

),

,

awcKavveiv

II.

an army

away

lead

to

march, go away

as if intr. to

. -, ,^) , . , , ,.

(sub.

:

away

to ride

:

—

Pass, to be driven

:

also

away:

without DiaMng trial hence to be excluded from a thing generally to be also without experi- far from. — II. ence of, inexperienced or unskilled in a thing. and pass, untried, nnattempted. , ill repute. From {anapos i, tvatit opp. to direipCa, . ('^, to refute thoroughly. II. (airnpos n, vtpas) ov, privat., immeasurable of skill, inexperience. without

and so

trial,

-, •€-5,

infinity.

a-TreCpiTOs, ov, Ep. for

,

-, 6-5, 6-€5, -,

,

gen. vos, (aVetpos,

to excess.

taste

:

simplicity.

,

-65,

unused

,

to evil.

without

taste,

unmarried.

ov,

a, 6, (aweipos,

)

($,

2.

of garments,

ov,

etc., endless,

,

tokos) tvithout expe-

-'•€,

=€5 ,= () ($

boundless, endless, countless.

-, '•-€€,

,

Prep, with gen.

-6

or

from another. [] aor. 2 :

-, act.

,€

Dep.

€, Med.

/

[],

ccus,

,

-€,

/36,

fut.

perf.

(as if

Med.

to

-, -, €, \-, — pf. pass, plqpf.

of

-— :

fut.

Pass., aor. l :

:

/

aor.

emancipate.

for

, . ^. -, )

=

Att.

w, to

drive to despair.

1.

Tivos to hope from one.

(formed

3 sing, old Att. impf. of to spit up,

f.

3 plur. aor.

,

-,

.

buy and Adv.

:

betray.

sell,

(,

-6, -, 6, , gen.

throw out. med. of med. of

I

3 sing. aor. I f. to dispose of by sale or bar-

2. to

ter.

also

6, -

over against, opposite,

. ^^.

despoil one of bis arms.

3 sing. Ep. aor. aor.

med.

I

airtveiKa, Ep. for :

2

aor.

med. of

i

inf.

or

Att.

)

pass. inf.

i

V.

$,

privat.,

';.

of

^-^,

aor.

I

free from grief.

^ ( . ., , ^. , ^( . -, -, . ) » or,

Ep.

forget

:

[]

:

:

-€,

to

go to

f.

into banishment for a year.

forbid; II.

etv

to

.

,

(

aor.

privat., I

6$, perf. part,

drive away,

of

Adv.

($)

not ripe.

pass, of

aor. I of

-€'•5, ov, (

I for-

order aivayfrom;

unreasonable, unfair.

a-iTfireipos, ov,

pf.

not subject to grief.

or

f.

Att.

pf.

—

-,

(viavTos) to

privat.,

bid thee to do.

as imperat. of simple pres.

also

Dor.

:

uncombed, un-

privat.,

kempt.

and

--

Hence

forget entirely:

aor. i oi air-cKTavov, aor. 2 of

(

(). , ,

Laconian

fut.

from

v. foreg.

ov,

a freedman,

-. ^-) =6- '-€€, -65, ( ^) -€5, ( — '-6€, , -€|, , (, ^^^ ($ I

med. imperat. entirely your surprise.

aor. 2

slave,

to set free,

Adv. =

a putting off the clothes.

Dor. aor.

/5

>??e

of a freedman.

, . . , -, (. an emancipated Hence

f.

s/n^ clothes off

, -, . ^. ).

€|€, a

in the condition

Lat. libertus, libertinus.

c.

expect.

strip oneself; to put off one's clothes.

€55,

-.

aii'a_y o?// o/".

f.

II.

II.

, inexperienced.

-us, aor. 2 part, of

f.

€€05, , ,

From

'-6€,

inexperience.

(^anfipos,

rience of childbirth, not having yet brought forth. ov, gen. oj/os, (a privat., Ep. for

ttir-eis. Ion. for

the enfranchisement

from

, = €',

(a privat.,

((€$)

slave.

Ion. for

without end or outlet.

ukpas)

aor. 2

of perf. o{

(a privat., irnpa,

I.

-6, 6-5, e.

of a

(-,

for

of

pf.

without trial or experiertce of a thing, unused to it ignorant of: hence Ahsol. inexperienced, ignorant. II. (a privat., wfipas, like boundless, i.

part,

aor. 2 act. inf. of

[a]

endless, countless.

and

aiT-cXetiSepos, b,

$)

).-5,

ov,

inf.

f.

(aneipos,

e$,

battle,

med.

unbedewed.

not of

Ion.

,. ) ) -, -, -. () \(,

-$.

Adv.

coarse, vulgar.

(

aor. I of

weeping

From

(ancipos,

ov,

-, ', , -€€5,

inexperienced in

II.

:

neut. as Adv. imtueasurably far.

ignorance of the beautifid, want of

in plur. vulgarities.

untried in

)

ov, (drreipos, dpoaos)

ov, {aireipos,

TO

:

.)

(',

()

,

ill

act.

I.

making no attempt :

of, or absol.

privat.,

or robe, clad in the tunic only.

without the

—

—

—

:

—^^.

-, ,

-^;6, which

-. '.

shortd. for

^. €, -€5, , 3 sing. aor. aiTtirvevaa, aor. i of -f

I

Ion. for

is

of

act.

pf.

-€,

ov, (a privat.,

, -€5,

f.

neipw) uncooked,

) -, ^$,

boundless, infi-

ov, {a privat.,

nite, endless.

f.

,

do.

used

pf.

:

:

.

III. to retiowice, disoivn.

IV. to deny, regive up, sink, fail : see in , one who thwarts. From f. i]COJ, to luithdraw from. a drawing back. II. a hindrance. 2 sing. aor. i opt. of ov, unloving. Ion. for aor. 2 imperat.

V.

fuse.

as, so os.

, /) :

:

to

In Att. oft. used as

neut. pi. of ocirep, q. v.

Adv.

,

:

undigested.

81

-i\T}KvQa:~to go away, depart from; to go from one place to another. Ion. fut. without pres. in use pf. fut. med. aor. I pass, (see to speak plainly out. II. forbid ; at I forbid thee to

eis..

aor. 2 of

€,=

—

intr. to

€€5, $, -6€,

-6, ,

^.

, -, ,. -, . ^, ^€, . ( -, . ) , , ) -, ^)

both

in

and

act.

:

pass, sense

Dep.

:

ivork

to

:

off,

completely finished finish off; pf. part. of a painter, to fill tip with colour, to represent per-

genemWy to form, Hence contract.

fectly

:

,

aiTip-ii,

Ion. for f.

•.

,= €(,

2.

to finish

a

off,

completing

a creat-

:

to

bring

—

--, ,

to

in phrase avre-

:

ransom.

make

-€05,

cumscrihed.

not to be

€\)

) ^)

ov, (a privat.,

a-Trepip.rpi^vos, ov, (a privat., nepi,

-,

Adv.

less.

carelessly.

a-iTipioTTTOs, ov, (a privat., ing, reckless

-, -€€5,

uncir-

^,

gone, i. e. is dead. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

I

pass.

of

fut,

€/.

aor. 2 pass, of airo-

(.

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of abibo) Ion. noun, a being

ovs,

away, absence

(^.•

see

:

leafless.

aireTpaiTOV, aor. 2 of

-$ ((

-€5,

(

is,

not inquired

privat.,

unknown, Lat. ignotus.

, {()

act.

II

not in~

quiring, ignorant, Lat. ignarus.

[], f. up again: metaph.

set

chains,

i.

e.

to

make

to

restore:

straight again to guide,

to

guide the arms with

to

airevKTOS, ov, minable.

to

be deprecated,

-€, ,($. () , () -, . -€, in-

:

rule;

bind them.

f.

ov, (a privat.,

aor.

:

off: to eat up.

3 sing,

Lacon. for

X^pas care-

unregard-

of.

.

of

I

for

'•€, -6, ,

into,

titterly desolate.

ov, (a privat.,

ojitdone in talkifig. [a]

aor.

gnaw

ov, (a privat.,

= d7reipeVios

a countless

f.

is

bend away.

poet.,

01/,

to eat or

677/

pf.

:

aor. 2 of

:

absol. to lean or

(3,

f.

-€€, he

but pf. pass, to fix oneselffast upon, i. e. to support oneself upon a thing: to dwell or insist upon, also to settle in a particular ;

(, $)

-€, -€,

to

aor.

part

-6,

-€, (,

an end, finish. from anep. Med., fut. fix firmly : to

Adv.

€5,

:

a finishing

ing, causing.

-€, -,

create.

-€5,

,=

airevxcTOS,

abo-

to lull to sleep.

From

. , -, €) $ ) -€, - ^) -€, , (: : . , €, ^. (( $ -, -€, (( -, ) , -, -,

considerate, thoughtless, heedless. tracied.

Adv.

-€5,

Adv.

-rcys.

(a privat., undiswithout distraction. Att. -ttos, ov, (a privat., nepiaaus) ov,

-tcos,

without superfiuity, simple. ov, (a pnvzt.,

-€5,

ov,

(a,

defenceless.

uncir-

privat.,

Dep. to wish a thing away, to may not happen, Lat. deprecari. f.

wish that

it

Ep. aor. 2 of

-65,

refined; coctiim.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

.

ov, for

cumcised.

:

not return-

utterly.

II.

also tiot heeding. aor.

I

f.

:

— Med.

, (,

to

to abstain, desist,

[],

f.

fut.

make

to

[]

imperat. aneppe,

keep

scare

aor. 2

-, -:

i

down,

aurxim :

—

to

re-

bate

aor.

2

to be hated: incur hatred or odium, also to be roused to hatred; nor irds

Pass.:

(6(8

the people being roused to hate against me II. Dep. in causal sense, to cause distress me. words that cause hatred: hatred; \oyoi c. dat. pers. to be or become hateful to one. enmity, hatred ; in plur. entlvI WOhv to be hated by him, mities ;

does

all

,

to tear offfrom.

-^^:

off,

[v]

boiled

Lat.

utterly hateful. :

pf.

inf.

away, begone, Lat. abi in malam rem. fut. [], to put away blushes, be past blushing.

aor.

;

to

f.

pass, of

3 plur. perf. 2 of to be gone quite away:

away

refined gold,

f.

a-irepiTpoiros, ov, (a privat.,

ing

($, (-')

{^)

' ((8

like

dpyijs

(\(,

etc.

:

82

^,

6,

aros,

-, ,.^; ^ --, € — €$ bated, the object of hate.

'•-€5,

—

(, €$) -€uoa:

^^ hold

air.

keep

off,

Med.

(76,€$):

II.

gen. loci

c.

away from

:

to be at enmity.

— Med.,

part

to

:

to abstain from a thing.

. to

aor.

of

I

have in

have a full reward.

. , '^) , ,.) Ion. for

or

also like

:

III. to

-, -. (, -€, -, -,-, -5,

full;

away

intrans. to be

not far distattt from the city

it is

:

ttjs

:

, , , Ion. for

winning

belief,

not persuasive.

II.

Ep. aor.

I

^--.

From

poet, for

6,

From

a restorer.

~

Ion. for

privat.,

,,

without one's

to be

wits, to he senseless.

$.

airilis. Ion. for

(os) a pear, Lat. pirum. , a pear-tree, Lat. pirus.

"AITIOS,

$

airios,

,

() far away, far

ov,

. 'Airtos, ,

Hom.

nese

:

also

'«,

off,

,. ',

[The former

iZos,

-, , -, ,

5

far,

Apian, i. e. Pelofrom Apis, a king of alone, the Pelopon-

ov.

ponnesian, said to be so called Argos, hence or Ion. for

incredible, un•

[]

poet, for

is,

tlvos to hold one's hands off him absol. to hold oneself off a thing, ab-

from.

stain or desist

far from,

off,

.

-, -5, -, 5, -uOs. ^. -, -^. -€, -, (-,vs) -.

likely.

aor. 2

:

.

ov, not

Pass.:

and

but

(€

is

hated or hateful. f.

to

that which

hateful, hostile.

is,

like

to be

—

()

—

:

sense has d,

, .—,/, () -, -. , () $ -, -5 -, ) -, -, - ,. . , ^ . 5 , ^. --, -, ) -, , -, , €, , , -, , ) -, ) , . ^) -, -. , . , . -, €)-, $, ) ) , . -, , €. € to strain off, filter. aor. I pass, of

f.

the latter

-€€5. Adv. formed from *($, without caring for anything (, as if

f.

the

i.

e.

who

one

an enemy

€$), , , (, $) the east

ov,

(

Ion.

doubts.

-8,

II.

to be dis-

unharmed,

privat.,

without misery.

aor. 2

-, ,

disbelief, distrust;

of

want offaith, unbelief :

and

many

the thing admits of

ov, (a privat.,

to be trusted,

Ep. for

med.

fut.

'^

wind, Lat. subsolanus.

to dis-

Ion. for

with

-\.

—

to disobey.

keeps

to law,

:

absol. to be unbelieving or distrust-

:

with

Pass.,

or even.

:

trusted.

allusion to ijKios, not fond of basking in the sun. Ion. for

(sub.

—

make equal

pf.

:

believe, distrust

ful

aor. 2 of

to

f.

;

quences, bluntly.

-•5, , , {,

to squeeze out.

f.

es,

to speak out reckless of conse-

away from

.]

so,

i.

$)

faithlessness. I.

:

pass, not

o( peTsons,faithless.

of things, not credible, beyond belief. not believing or trusting, mistrusful. obeying.

2.

act.

II.

not

2.

=

pi.

{^,

sum). freedom froyn harm, impf. o{

impf.

(-)

,

3 sing.

Adv. of

safety.

{/)

,

,

riage, a car, chariot.

wagon II.

:

like

ov,

-5,

(a privat.,

hovering on high, Lat. suspensiis. without a scrip.

ov, (a privat.,

$) -pa,

is,

I

unmaimed. and 3 sing. impf. of

(, ^$) discordant,

-5, 5. -,

atria

yrj, v.

Dor. or La con. for

noisy.

.

3 sing. aor. 2 med. of Ep. for opos.

s, (a

later,

Dep.

to

:

ing

:

away.

one must go away. etc.

not wander-

privat.,

fixed.

not moulded: ov, (a privat., hence genuine, sincere. II. (a privat., shortened for unapproachable, terrible. a-irXuTOs, Ion. ov, (a privat., poet, for shortened for unap-

3 pi. aor. I med. of e's, harsh, rough. See Dor. for aor. 2 oi Dor. and Att. air-aopos, Ep.

-5, (, ()

:

to keep far

€,

etc., see

any car('/08, a yoke,

act. suspi-

belief, incredibly.

Att.

verb. Adj. of

(Deri v. unknown.)

pair, couple.

beyond

poet, for

harshness, roughness.

a four-wheeled

I.

:

pass,

oppose or resist stoutly.

ufihurt: without sorrow or siffering. safe, kindly : of the gods, propitious.

no harm,

II.

f.

unhanned, II. act. doing

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

ciously.

^,

II.

proachable, terrible. a-irXeKTOs, ov, (a privat., unplaited. a-irXeros, ov, collat, form of or of aros, only used in the sense of iiiimense, extraordinary.

-€5,

-,

ov, (a privat.,

)

fut.

of

^')

not navigable, not navigated. ov, (a privat.,

a horse, needing no

whip or spur.

unstricken

:

of

—

, -, . ) , , ,

,

insatiate:

c.

insatiate desire.

,(

gen.,

,

From

(aTrKovs) diffictdty of sail-

() () ,,

ing, from stress of weather.

,,

Dep.

deal openly ox frankly. a single garinent. ttTrXots, I'Sos, 17, contr. Lat. simairXoos, Lat. duplex, twofold), plex, onefold, (opp. to II. single-minded, simple, and that single.

good

either (in

sense)

to

,

,

stnso) frank, open, sincere; or (in bad simple,

III.

silly.

,

opp. to

compound:

(Derived from hence, ahsohite, sheer. all in one is Lat. simplex from sitnul.) ov, contr. d-irXovs, ow, (a privat.,

)

way, as

-8,

not sailing

I. of ships, unfit for sea, not seaworof men, never having been at sea. II.

:

, , (),.. -, 5, \$) , -€8, ^ 2.

thy.

pass.,

of the sea, closed

,

,

navigation.

to

airXoCs, rj, ovv, contr. for d-ir\ovs, ovv, contr. for

-3.

Adv. of

simply,

)

a word, Lat. denique. fut. of hence lifeless.

II. iti

ov, (a privat.,

without breath, breathless

:

u-irvoos, ov, contr. d-irvovs, ovv, (a privat.,

()

',

without wind, calm.

II. without breath, lifeless. Prep, with Gen. only, = Lat. AB, ABS, whether place, time, or any object be denoted I. of Place, implying motion from, away from : also down from. 2. without motion implied, /or /rom, at a distance from. II. later of Time, from, Seiuvov yeveoOai to have done supafter, since ; per. III. of Origin of all kinds, as, I. of Zpvos descent, birth ; not /" Sparta by sprung from oak or rock birth, 2. of the means or instrument ; with iLTTOw from his bow. 3. of the cause :

' '$ ^$

$ ;

or occasion; by reason of. the material of which a thing is made ;

€(

4.

of

In Compos.,

but almost

dismount, alight or disembark from. 2. to go away, II. of events, to issue or result from : absol. to turn out, end or issue in a certain way, Lat.

,

evenire

-

the issue, event;

;

the results

probable results

:

well, succeed.

an Adj., der e ;

to

end

.

;

the

^, also

alone, to turn out

of persons and things, with prove or be so and so, Lat. evato prove impartial. 3. of e'is to come at last to,

1. also

turn

oxit,

conditions, etc.; in.

-, -, , , ,,

B. Causal, only in aor.

I

to

make

:

('/.

away.

aor.

:

2

4. by

way of abuse,

, -,, ••-€,

back again, as in

2.

aivay, sell too cheap.

to to

Adjectives, as in

3. to lose.

5, () -. to

dip entirely.

, -,.- ,-, ^ -, , -, -: ': mounting

:

fcus, 17, a stepping off, disa disembarking, landing : also a landing-

place.

-(|,

aor. 2 inf. of

Dep.

f.

o-;,f. to

to force

away:

Att.

make

to

get

:

off, esp.

— Causal of

from a

ship, to

bark, set on land.

aor. I pass,

f.

to

—

^,

:

ruin utterly be robbed of. to

aor. 2

f.

€5,

-, -. when

poet, for

it

—

—

to

to eat off.

aor. I pass.

(

spring from. ov, looked at, gazed on by

-, () 5, -, -,

all,

^,

f.

away from

to look

jects at one, to look steadfastly at,

ov,

to

to

-^,

f.

of

:

comb from the

cut out the

to steal. f.

,

spirt or slobber out

other ob-

all

gaze at or tipon. be thrown away as

,

to spirt out

aor. I

:

—

hive, take the honey

;

to

some wine.

,

a throwing away,

apt to throw away.

ov,

II.

pass, apt to be

Dep.

aor. 2 imperat.

hence

From

admired.

its

poet, for

Att. for

disem-

to shoot forth from,

also with

noun. take away.

follows

aor. i

away.

in pass, sense, to beforced

pass,

.

:

.

anastroph. for

throw throw

losing, loss.

as in

in

-

pf.

:

throw offfrom : c. ace. only, to throw away, reject: also

to

:

3.

to dis-

mouttt, disembark, land.

metaph.

\.

almost — a priv., as

.

(-

i

to step off,

depart.

Att.

:

from, asunder, as in and hence away from, as in 2. ceasing and hence, finishing, completfrom, as in

6,

—

worthless.

always with verbs in tmesi.

.

:

( . 7 . - $, () , () , •( 5. -, , ,

made /" wood. As Adverb, without case, far away

ing, as in

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

:

pf.

:

aor. 2 part, of

Lat. simpliciler,

plainly: absolutely.

aor. 2

:

f.

without riches.

privat.,

From

f.

:

T/Tos, ^, like Lat. simplicitas, simplicity, plainness, frankness.

83

or a ladder for descending from

gangway.

a ship, the

f.

poet, for

,(

, €-, -

:

.

, steps

not to bellied, insatiate q/" blood.

privat.,

Ion.

—

:

f.

make

-{, - -,

thrown

aside.

to eat up.

to let cattle stray

:

hence

to

2. to soothe, beguile.

to lose.

f.

,

to sleep

without waking, go sound

asleep.

to bite offfrom.

—

:

-, , ), -, ,

-

7/3—

84

(,

godless.

far from an

(,

-€05,

or

:

altar,

from

yij)

land,

coming off land.

make jjit out like a coping or cornice. to make another taste qfn thing

to

, -, , -, -, €'/6 ^o-yiv,

Med.

f.

to taste

of

oneself.

f.

to

with dykes.

furnish with a bridge or

grow

to

f.

late Att.

aor. 2

:

pf.

:

^ '^ -

it

old.

:

— to

II, absol. from, have no part in. away, and so to depart life, die : ol

-, -

dead.

late Att.

^'/ —

:

:

away

be

to be taken

fut.

the

pf.

:

, ,

:

-^

:

:

{'^'^) , ('^)

,

from

:

to

descended or sprung

(')

a copy of an indictment II. a list, register, esp. a deposition. of property alleged to belong to the state, but held by

{'),

-,

a private person. in

a

list,

register

:

— Med.

to

enter

have a thing registered by

others, or to registerfor one's owfi use.

€ ' -,

Att.

II.

2.

of property.

list

, -, -, ,

deprive one of the use of his limbs, to

enfeeble, xinnerve.

f.

bring into hard exercise,

to

f.

arms, disarm

to

^,

— Pass,

-, -, :

:

to be stript bare

to bite off

f.

to

(, -, -^,-,-

esp. to

— Med.

,

and

Pass., aor. I

€ya hence,

:

i

.

to

II.

-€8, (, -€€,, ,

performance.

.

)

to

without supper.

cut off by the neck, be-

-, -, ,-.

head.

, , , , . , ^, {) -, ^. € -, ( Ion. for

-, .

-. {) , {) ^. pay

to

f.

tithe of.

II.

to

€€,

one must

re-

Ion. for

verb. Adj. of

ceive or accept.

a takerfrom, re-

rjpos, 6,

ceiver.

aor.

for

aor.

.

€5,

aTOs,

of inf. of

inf.

I

i

Ion. for

,

-^

Ion.

f.

:

flay or skin completely

-(

:

pf.

hide stripped

aor.

:

proof :

to

:

:

:

f.

pf.

:

of

f.

:

Dep.:

of, c.

gen.

weep much;

c.

ace. to

3. to accept as

from

tivos to receive

-, -, {.-(•. — -, 0•€, — , {$) II. to

to

:

-^,

—

:

Ion. -Se^o?

(('.

Ion.

:

--

I. to point out, shew forth, make known : bringforward, shew, produce, publish 2.s,^

receive back, recover. to be

go abroad,

to

lack:

, , one who

,

to

be

(is

away from to go and

Hence

Thessaly.

abroad.

wanting,

there lacks.

f.

live in

another,

bind fast.

Ion.

impers. to

€-

4. to take or tinderstand in a cer-

tain sense.

home,

aor.

accept in full, 2. to accept as a

to

admit, allow, approve.

.

off.

to

i part. pass,

:

a teacher, /o/Zoii».•

I

skin off one's back by flog-

-^-^

Ion. aor.

Ion.

€$.

;

II. to fetch the

'€0€5,

2.

, € € , . , -, -,

a piece

From parted off froju. a division, part of a whole. From f. [a], Ep. aor. Ep. inf. to portiofi \\. to part off, separate. impers. of Dep. to frighteri away.

-^ Ion.

(, ,

1.

2. a (from Med.) a display, achievement,

publication.

f.

f. [], weep much for, lament.

out, apportion.

()

coward, shrinkfrom

a a setting forth, delivery, shewing, proof, demonstra-

hence

:

agree with him.

absol. to bite.

I

-,

Ion.

;

qualities.

accept gladly, be content with. to strip quite bare

to strip oneself.

,

high

[d], to be a

f.

Ion.

ply hard.

-, 5, 08, -,

;

to display

shewing forth

scalp.

strip of

-to

i!^.

opinion

to deliver one's

danger.

a private person.

to

^. to represent as.

—

to

:

-,

2.

prove that a thing is. 5. c. inf. to ordain a thing to be Med. to shew forth something of one's own

to give in a copy of law-term, I. esp. to give in a list of the charge against a person property alleged to belong to the state, but held by

give in such a

appoint, name, create.

i. to

acceptable.

ipw, to write out, copy, esp. to

f.

and so, hence, to make, render.

take tithe from,

despair.

in plur. descendafits.

,

€(€'

2. to appoint ox assign; vos an appointed place. 3. to shew by argument, prove. II. to shew forth a person or thing as so

tion.

depart from a judgment, give up an intention of doing, c. gen. to II. c. ace. to give resolve not. 2. to despair. III. as law-term, to refuse to reup as useless. ceive an accusation : hence to acquit. aor. 2

:

law.

apCTas

-'^(

fut.

:

.

—

—

a being

is

abroad.

from home, a going

or being

From

, away from home, abroad.

,

-, -, f.

to decide

for

a

person in an

arbitration.

.

docere.

to teach not to do, Lat. de-

— —

.:

-, ,- -, -, - ^ -, ^, ', ( (^, ^, -^, ,, . , , , -, , ) -, , . --, ) -, -, -, -,^ 5 ) ^obLop —

Ion.

away also

or

from,

off,

ace, to flee,

c.

esp. by stealth.

render or 7nake so and e. g.

as a slave

dere.

I

prose

give hack,

:

back what is due. 3. to grant, allow.

der, yield, of land.

up,

2. in

4. to

give Lat. red'

5. to deliver over,

so.

ks

II. intr., el

it seems to be = give away of one's own, sell; also

[sc.

A'iyvnTos^, where

Med.

to

:

to lei

—

of

pres. in use, to (hrozv off: to

{,

f.

poet. aor. 2 without throw down. to defend oneself on

trial.

to turn or whirl violently about.

f.

,(,

Dep.

^

--,

and

inf.,

them

poet, for

mark fut.-£o^t, to to

f.

(, )

impers.,

not to do

absol.,

:

-,, ,

, , ,

off,

''-5,

when

ws

aor.

they

on proof or

to reject

trial,

Hence

^^^.

:

,-, €€€.

must

, , . {) , -, , ov,

partic.

to live off.

—

enough

to live off;

f,

-,

and

f.

-€ — :

Pass, to be parted from, tivos

on foot did I

-,

start

-,

lo unyoke,

absol.,

:

and come

^'

hither.

throw offbyfermetiting. smell of something. II. there comes a scent from

, .., --, -^, , -, , , . -, , . ttjs

Arabia.

to leave off

f.

blooming.

,

of

fut.

to take cou-

f.

Ion.

meet to be restored. a giving back, resti-

repayment, payment. verb. Adj. of

at a thing

one must give

:

f.

airoOcv, Adv.

poet, for

{) from

afar.

II. afar off, hence godless.

, ,.. , . , ^ , , . , . -, . , , -, , a-rro-Oeos, ov, far from ihe

a receiving back, opp. to

II.

of

running away, escape. Dep. = f. to pluck off:

,

Med.

to

gather for

oneself

aor.

Ion. for

2

of

inf.

:

aor.

I

:

aor.

pass,

:

—

a puiiing off away : exposure. a puiiing away, laying up in store despised, abhorred. airoOeaTOS, ov, at, a place in Lacedaemon, inio ivhich From all misshapen children were ihrown on birth. laid by; hence hidden, ov,

to scrape off, to

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of pull or strip off; v.

[],

to

f.

away. lay up anyplace wherein II. a thing, a granary : a magazine, storehouse. e'is anything laid by or stored up; Tiva to lay up a store of favour with another.

run off

[]

lament

f.

bitterly.

aor. 2 part, of

-,

, an I.

aor.

trans, in fut.

to strip off the

arms from the

f.

to ireasure or hoard up. press hard, crowd upon, [t]

f.

From

undressing room. slain

:

c.

—

,

graze hy a slight xvound. to

of

lyiysterious, reserved.

aor. 2

:

inf.

,

f.

f.

of

corn.

ecus,

($,

Ion.

:

to cui off like ears

Att.

fut.

airoeeaOai, aor. 2 med.

aor. 2 inf. of

aor. 2 part,

gods

deify.

f.

praise, approbation.

bend backwards or sideways.

aor. 2

subj. of

-€, , , -, €5, () $, — 5, {) {) -, , -, , — () -, . -, ^ ^ - -, -, () -, -, . -, , -, , , . -, ,

reception.

wonder

to

f.

wonder much.

absol.

Ep. for

med.

aor. 2 inf. of

to

part

to boil off,

-, -, -, -€ •-€,

impers.,

to

rage, have full confidence.

reject.

:

f.

without

2

(Deriv. uncertain.)

opt.

and

hack, refer.

:

and

€',

poet, for

for

strip

aor. 2. inf. oi

verb. Adj. one

($,

Ep. for

airo-€pYa0€, 3 sing. poet. aor. 2 of keep far away, keep offfrom.

fut.

mostly with seemed good to

it

to

e,

pres. in use.

f.

Ion. for

tution, return

for a thing, to metaph. to put away. withdraw from.

2.

,

f.

airo-ciirov, es,

77/j/

chase away.

7€, -$. () () f.

get ready for.

distinguish.

resolved.

generally, to reject.

—

airo-cpac, an old Ep. aor. i only found in 3 pers., hurry or sweep away, of running water; subj.

to acquit, opp. to

inf.

),

out

for hire.

f.

another o/his arms, etc. II. intrans. in Med., with aor. 2 act. (formed as if from and pf. to strip oneself, undress:

to strip

2. to ren-

also to deliver a letter,

:

85

to strip

aor.

:

esp. to give

:

run

:

sbuti.

f.

restore

Ion.

f.

:

part. airoSpas

aor. 2

:

:

:

i

-

ace. pers.

:

aor. 2

:

—

off, to die, serving as Pass, to aor. 2 inf. of

[],

f.

to be

very bold.

die

—

:

-, -,

—

:

:

—oLvbvv€v.

-,$ ,

86

- --, ,

—

to break off or froryi Pass., evKXeias to be brokefi offfrom, i.e. lose one's fair fame. f. properly, to cut off f.

all,

fig-leaves

-,

-

,

f.

f.

aor.

:

) -, , ) , ()

spring or leap offfrom.

-8,

from

II.

2

:

(,

ov,

-'),

ov, (a privat.,

diroiKC'j),

to settle in

afar

tiot

f.

(

to

-^, (

, -, -

= /«^,

, -, ^•€ -«,

—

Att.

:

Pass., aor.

send away from plant : generally, to send or carry away settled in afar land: to emigrate. pf.

:

to

1

:

—

5, ,

fern,

of anoiKos

wall up.

2.

of

-) of persons, a

l.

cities, anoifcos (sub. iroXis),

•-[,,

-5,

fut.

cotnplain loudly.

Att.

hold

to

, -,

nalty

to

demand a ransom

unfed, un-

(, )

-

ov,

atoning. fut.

f.

of

to kill :

fut.

to be

fut.

-,

cojs,

off.

Ion.

to reconcile

—

again. a complete

-€,

it is

17,

:

—

Pass, to sit apart.

:

— -^

-

pf.

:

and a.

off.

to be

-,

, ,

,

careless.

Att.

licly, esp. to offer for

licly, disinherit a

a \

to cease to

=

-,

have

)

mourn for. to put away

proclamation.

tempt,

From f.

ecus,

,

, to

the

to

care, he

^: — to proclaim pubII. to

renounce pub-

son: also to declare outlawed.

to forbid by

[v]

fut.

public sale.

to

coin, dissipate.

, (,

Att.

, -, ,

f.

-(:—

thing.

change into small

to

fut.

fut.

Pass.

a lustration, expiation

a burning

— impers.,

enjoyment from or cf

'7-€, -,

:

:

break

used as Pass, of

-(, Ep.

fut.

behead.

Hence

-^,

—

-, -^,

exacting the pe-

-

fut. :

beneflt or

<. pf.

to

to shear or cut off: generally, to cut in pieces, cut through : metaph. to cut off.

—

or price

:

in store for one.

pass,

wi'h arrows.

cf.

(,

put away, be laid up in store : hence

-€,

)

to clear off, cleanse

removed by cleansing.

purging

:

Hence

-.$)

Att.

kept in secret, be in reserve

Dep.: to be gone away, to be far from : absol. to be gone, to have departed: hence to be dead arid gone. II. more rarely, to go away, withdraw from.

-, $, -,

)

give up the

to

off.

to be

ransom.

.-6, ^, :

,

f.

fut. -Kf

to bewail loudly. only used in plur., (a copul., a ransom or price paid, either for life or liberty. II. generally, compensation, repayment : reward. Hence

to

-,

(, ,

:

fut.

Med.

(,

,

() -, , short

Dep. —to

:

aiTOiva,

•,

:

to kill oneself by fasting.

f.

Ion. for

7([,

, a colony.

-,, , -,

tended.

f.

2.

earnest expectation.

($,

settler, colo-

(a privat.,

ov,

, -5,

,

0-€€,

away from home, abroad

oTkos)

as Subst..

nist.

to

restoration, re-establishment.

(,

-oiKOs, ov,

I

to expect earnestly.

cut off by building, to tvall

17^0», to

f.

c. inf.

a turning off the road.

Att.

'-,€,

-

v. :

aside.

Hence

to

ghost.

colo-

arroiKis (sc.

:

,

5, -,,

Pass, to be

II. to

bend off, turn

inlr. to

, () -, ,

trans-

voXis) a colony.

hence

^,

f.

Ep. aor. to breathe out ;

:

ho77ie,

ace,

trans, to turn aside from, shun.

nise a place.

off,

II. c.

toil.

cws,

f,

^

the tenses,

(for

:

to

II.

III. to

quite weary, to flag utterly

to cease to do.

flinch from

III. c.

settlement.

duoiKis,

f.

grow

to

—

— Med.

uncover

to disclose,

:

Hence ($, , revelation.

-,

far ajvay

Hence

to colonise.

,

off.

): —

k^

a settling away from home, a colony,

^,

)

(for the tenses, v.

:

from exile. 2. to call away. by a name, esp. by way of abuse. f.

dwell

to

II.

from Corinth.

settled far

e. I

f.

of intense

off: also

call back, recal

go away from home,

far aivay : 7) Corinth was inhabited

burn

to

cold, to freeze off.

rise

reveal oneself.

aforeign country, emigra'e.

i.

= aKaipos.

fut.

done, undone:

generall}^ to live

off,

from me, ace,

— to

to call

not to be done.

aor.

with

Pass, to surpass, excel.

warn

to offer up.

f.

and

fut.

pf. act., to be restored.

ov,

not according to one's

mind, unpleasant, hateful.

down.

II. intr. in Pass.,

, , $ -, -

up from,

to leap

--

to sit

fut.

and impf,

in pres.

-$, -, -,

absol. to rise sheer up, of steep rocks.

:

and

aor. 2

enervated.

spirit,

Causal

I.

:

I, to re-establish, restore.

Pass, to be

:

— Med.

down

to set

and

off, curtail.

crush in pieces

to

fut.

)

generally, to cut

:

•0-•,

broken in

:

, (,

-•-|,

:

:

III.

making a venturous

make a hold

stroke,

at-

make a

. - ,-,

:

—

:

aiTOKivos

— ,-8, , {,

) -, -^, , (, )

Pass., with paullo p. fut.

venture

—

hazard. a comic dance : (vp4 find some way of dancing off, escaping. to ring or shout forth. f. to bend one's knees, f. yovv. and so to rest, like to be

to the uttermost

put

, . -, -, -. --^,

-,

—

() , ()

, -,

knocked

c.

fut.

:

:

^, to

f

cut

much, mourn deeply

ace. to bewail

({[,

Dor.

, ,

of

[],

to

break

fcws,

f.

f.

of.

to shut offfrom

hinder from a thing

:

—

II. c. ace. Pass, to be cut off hindered from. only, to shut up, close : to cut off, prevent, hinder.

to steal

f.

-

number,

ov, away from (i. e. Dor. or share of a thing. f. to choose by lot from among a

to elect by lot.

o\v9tis,

to relieve or set free

(,

plucked from the

to strike from the head.

f.

to

overcome, stirpass.

f.

—

the tenses, v. let

hang.

-^

[], Att.

to let a

thing

(for

:

hang down,

, ( hang

II. /o

up.

-, -- -

pass. part, of

i

,

a Judicial sentence,

sentence of death. [t],

[t]

aor.

later

Att.

f.

aTos,

f.

-, ,€$, . -, --

, ,

so as to restore

ov, precipitous, craggy.

away.

Ion. for

f.

-

briefly.

away

fig-tree.

Att.

f.

—

fut.

to cut off ox

2.

From

cancelling of

Att. to dash out the last playing at the cottabus.

fut.

diTO-KpaSios, ov,

ov, shut off, enclosed. -/fXctVcu : Ion.

f.

in

a from.

17,

snap.

knocking off:

mouryifor.

to

sum up

to clear

f.

drops of wine, as

shutting offer out.

-', -^: Dor.

to

order.

[a]

or

without) lot

mourning, hence,

imperat.

I

off.

Att. for

or out

breast in

f.

-\5.

Dor. for

f.

and aor.

fut.

cut or

heiv off, knock off. II. III. Med. to smite the

off,

to beat offfrom a place.

to cease to wail.

II.

piece

debts.

-, -, ,, -, -8, (/) -, £8 ) , -, -, -: -, -,(): , -: -, -, , -. , , () -, -, -8, -, weep aloud :

to

for.

[]

Att.

87

aros, to, a a splinter, chip, shred. f. to break with a a cutting or xpeuiv = Lat. tabulae novae, a

off,

,

all

:

pf.

fut.

aor.

:

I

pass. part, of sq.

Pass., aor. i

to part, separate, distinguish

^ , ., :

:

:

—

one from another be separated and brought

Pass, to be parted or separated

%v

els

to

;

, -, ) - -, -, . , 5, -, , -,, -, € (, , -, [t]

fut.

,

pass.

back.

III. II. to choose out, choose. under one name. pf. aor. l esp. to turn off or aside : to turn Med. to give answer or reply to a question to give an answer : turn aside : metaph. to turn off answer charges ;

II. intr. to

to something worse, fall

-|,

—

:

f cus,

:

:

to

Hence

away, decline.

, a turning away

so also in aor.

of the sun, sinking. [y], to wash away, avert by

fut.

:

purifications.

V.

:

wear one

—

Att.

weary

out,

,

diminish.

f.

thing,

c.

:

f.

to

f.

,

away from home. f.

from,

— Med.

is

nipt

f.

off,

a

little sleep.

away from

one's post.

-, -,

,

away frotn. and swim away.

koitos) sleeping to dive

, a carrying away. From Med.) a getting away or back. :

— Med.

oneself

off,

Att.

fut.

to

,

carry off with

get away.

to

II,

(from

—

Pass, to take

(from

to beat off from a place, c. gen. Pass, to be

—

3 sing. Ion. impf. of to hide from, keep hidden from

, ,

or

dupl. ace,

c.

.

,

:

like

Lat. celare aliquem aliqvid, to hide or keep back from II. to lose 2. to hide close : to obscure. one.

from

sight

, -, , , hard

of land,

to lose sight

;

Phceacum abscondimus ov, to

(:.

arces.

as

Hence

in secret. hidden; Iv understand. Ep. for -KT&veiv, aor. 2

••-€, -€,

obscure,

of

carry or conduct

o?ie

II.

($ (-

little bit.

to

get a

a separating.

offfrom oneself, beat off": beaten or knocked off; a cup with its rim knocked off. f

med.

1. to

to sleep

{, f.

,

f.

to beat

in Virgil,

airo-KOiTOS, ov,

away

Hence

-5,

Hence

to nip off.

Pass, with

From

hesitate about a

,

Med.), an answer. one must sepaairoKpiTeov, verb. Adj. of II. (from Med.) o?ie must answer. rate. ov, beaten or trodden hard, esp. of earth.

a shrinking frotn.

that which

sleep

wear away,

to

to shrink back, hesitate.

,

-^, ,, (5,

to

—

to shrink

ace: absol.

(for the tenses,

:

rub off; Med. death:

to scrape or

Hence

pass,

I

«ws,

:

II.

inf.

(€(.-

Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of

f.

poet,

:

aor. as,

a

l ;

:

aor. 2

Ep. also in pass, form

€ . ^,^, , $ . , -, -, -, 5, -, -, () , , (),. -. ,-. -, -, , , , . , -, ,., -., , , () —

:

—

—

:

—

88

(,

more

perf.

:

and

:

—

,.^

:

^

to leave behind, as in

rarely

to kill, slay

of judges,

:

condemn to death; of the executioner, to put to to iveary to death, death : metaph., like Lat. enecare. later form of f. to bear yoimg, bring forth.

,-,

—

—

pass.

the race, to distance, to sur-

leave utterly, forsake, abandon: of

III. to

things, to leave alone, leave undone.

to be

sink.

wanting of or

2. to be

fingers of four cubits.

(((

:

:

,

c.

"keep off.

,

-€5,

of

choseji out, picked.

ov,

f.

aor. 2

:

obtain a portion of a thing by lot IV OS generally, to obtain.

-^,

to

:

for war

Dep., poet, for

kick off or away,

to

Hence shake off: generally, to spurn. 6, a kicking away.

, -, to chatter

f.

fut.

we have

only aor.

in act.

--

To

take or receive

another: absol. to receive what is one's due. 2. 3. to hear or learn, like Lat. accito take back, regain, recover. 7. pio. to take apart to have a thing rendered to one. IV. to ctit off as by a wall to stop, or aside, arrest, Lat. deprehendere, esp. of contrary winds.

.

.

-,/ -, , $ -, , ()

, , -,

to shine

f.

(sc.

flash ; the spear-head.

-4, ,,

,

fcus,

, , ^^

gen.

-, — to take

from

,

,

of oxfor enjoyment.

f.

:

1

sometimes written

of a thing, enjoy

or by another,

e.

g.

:

neut.

also to get

. ' ^

:

something

rivos.

2.

come finely

,, -,

off, profit,

-,

aor. 2 inf. of

f.

to

—

out for oneself

pour a

pf. pass.

Pass.,

ipw: aor.

f.

libation

:

— Pass,

'-ۥ, ^ f.

or behind.

:

II. to

:

— Med.

to pick

to

drop off, drop or run down from. to let

:

aor. 2

leave behind one,

:

—

i.

—

f.

to leave over

e. lose.

2.

dat.

:

is

no

city,

a

aor.

:

Att.

,

:

:

pack

to

or

Ion.

Att.

Ep.

i

,

pf.

destroy utterly,

to

:

kill,

to demolish, to lay waste.

Med.

f.

:

,

aor. 2

:

:

perf.

— to

:

Ion.

:

:

of

to lose

:

plqpf.

also simply to fall

II. to

be lost, fall away,

ace. voc, or Jupiter and Latona.

cuvos, 6

slay

II.

"';

wretched or miserable.

to be

—Apollo, son of

:

perish, die

into ruin, to be undone. III.

off.

—

impf.

fut.

aor.

aor.

oXy.

Ep. for

or

fail.

to slip off,

Dep.

lick off.

or

I

away from.

to slip off ox

f.

or aireiXc^-

picked men.

i

aTToXis a city that

utterly.

oXiXeya

pick out from among, choose

-, :

:

Ion. los

, -, , , , , , :€/^, : ^, :

.)

(,

or country, an out-

city, state,

II.

:

whence also in bad Xvov sense, to get harm or loss by a thing. (The simple is obsolete. No doubt the Root is Xav-, i. e. Att. which is also the Root of things, Xaf-, ironical, to

din, talk loud.

gen. i5os, also

:

f.

aor.

off.

make a great

one without

:

2

From

impf.

drop

to

f.

Ion. for

law. ruined city.

c.

:

intercepting, cut-

off.

to

to reflect light, to

enjoytne?it

an

II.

, -, -, -. -5, 5 -, --,

-^,

light

enjoyment or advantage derived from a thing.

from

a taking

taking back, recovery.

becoine so.

leave off or

to

random.

to chatter at

f.

(8,

—Pass./o forth, beafnedfrom $)

lap up like a dog.

to

f.

,

f.

cease doing.

c. part, to

:

pf.

:

3 sing. aor. 2 med.

poet,

desist from a thing

ting

is

of

inf.

of

:

makefamous

med.

Ep. for

from

that

to peel off take off the skin

aor. 2

only aor.

in pass,

2

war

a

a hopeless struggle.

e.

f.

for the aorist,

:

Ion.

to carry off.

(5 ($ , ^^^.

not to be ivarred on, in-

II.

III.

i.

part. pass.

much. in Herodotus

pass.

pf.

no war,

ov, unwarlike, unfit

poet,

peaceful.

:

vincible.

,

Att.

f.

of

pf. pass,

-€5,

;

:

I

wanting three

3.

,

:

in a thing;

rpeis

poiv

rivers, to fail,

with part, to leave off V. Pass, to be left doing. [t], to roll atvay. 4. to depart frovt. 2. to be parted from, be absent to stoop away from. behind, inferior to. pf. f. TrjS being /row, c. gen.; f. [], to motirn loudly over. From far distant from the truth to be deprived of, a hindrance. 3. to €5, f. [], to hinder or prevent from be wanting in a thing, also c. gen. absol. to f. inf., /o prevent from doing: to lick off, lick up. "€|/.5, ($, a leaving behind, aor. 2 part. act. and med. forsaking. II. intr. a failing, deficiency. :

a thing:

IV. intrans.

wanting, to be away or absent: of

:

. , -, , ^ €^ ,-, , ) ^^ -, , ^ , () , -, , : -, -, ^ -, , -, , -, -, —

:

—

—

:,: ;

—

^

,

and

temple of part. III. Pass, to be released, to get clear to depart, go away.

Apollo.

let free

89

from

2.

.•

fut.

:

(

:

med.

aor.

:

pass.

(,

:

:

speak in defence

2. defence of a fact. oneself against a charge.

(

also

:

]

3.

,(^') ,

,

a plea alleged in defence. a speech in defence,

-[,-^^; f.

pf.

, (,-. =

med. o(

pf.

Xorros)

f.

offflowers

:

hence generally,

,

Att.

aor. I

:

Dep.

:

to

till

one

-8,

off.

crumb

:

to

rage

hands

at

Dep.

violently.

unlearn, Lat. de-

to

f.

or inside of

their

pf.

:

is satisfied

-6-

reckon up, give II. to give to calculate or

discere.

Dep.

f.

prophet

:

hence

announce as a

to

to divine, presage.

away

Pass, to dry up, wither

a giving an account, a statement

to

:

die away, of a tranquil death.

Dep.

offacts or reasons. , a

to pluck

pluck the

{ut. -

rave

Hence

,

to

on which the Greeks wiped dinner, and then threw it to the dogs.

to

in an account, Lat. rationes reddere. 2. a full account of recount fully.

consider well.

to insult grossly

in pass, sense, to be insulted.

I

the loaf,

defence.

:

aor.

speak against sentence of death being

to

Hence

passed.

Dep.

f.

Dep. speak iti defend

pf,

to

confirm by

witnesses,

,. \, . )-, , . -, ) -, -, --, -, -, ) ) ) -, , , -, ,« -, -, $ -, -, -, , -, , maintain

tale;

story,

proverb, of long stories, from that told by Ulysses to Alcinous in Od. 9-12. II. a fable, like those

of Aesop, an apologue. Ion. for

-^, €5,

med. of

,

to utter

,

-,

From

f.

shoulders.

-,

f.

—

off:

:

Dep.

, (, , () (^) , () '^ ,

:

gen.,

from

:

f.

to loose

-5, battle,

fight

it

to

acquit.

2.

in

11.

:

:

aor.

de-

(,

f.

always

=

•)

III.

avo-

IV. to finish

not fighting

-€, Att.

f.

tribute.

II. to

as far as ac-

Dep.

:

unfit for

to distribute.

2.

I

pf.

:

;,

charge

,

:

nokfrom

absol.

to

to release a

:

redeem. 2, etc., to do away with calumnies against one, like Lat. diluere : hence absol. to defend oneself. 3. to get free, de-

,

to

give a share

, , ,

and

,

to fill to the

to

slumber and

brim.

mete out, distribute. to prolong, draw out. f. [], to be very wroth. Dep. to copy after, to reto

-, € , -5, -, ,

present faithfully.

Pass.,

aor,

I

of, dis-

distinguish from a number.

fut,

:

with

fut.

med,

pf,

:

—

-,

to recollect,

remember.

ov, for ransom ; and in Med. to ransom him, to dis- frauded of pay. for gold. 3. to disband an army charge & debt. II. Med. /o release for oneself Lat. emeritus.

prisoner

-^-

II.

Pass, to be parted from another.

to set free or release

acquit of a

—

out.

ov,

service.

deserving acquittal. release, deliverance

[] from

:

to fight off thing, decline it. Tiva to drive off in battle.

a capital

$

-,

contr.

;

,

—

make an

,,(,

charge went. forget one's cares. airoXi/TtKOs, disposed to acquit. f. Adv., to be disposed to acquit. f. f. to release on payme?it of ran[], som Med. to redeem for money. Hence f. ecus, 17, a releasing, redemption. f.

quittal

(sc.

to

II.

from a fort strong enough to fight from.

a

(,

,

c.

—

wipe sweep off

off, to

to

impression of: Med, to stamp or impress something on oneself, copy from another. f. to scourge severely. f. to behave idly or unseemly.

2.

to cleanse oneself by bathing.

,

,

-,

Att.

to

to fight from, as

bewail loudly.

to

f.

€$,

— Med.

f,

— Med.,

wailing.

stroyer, waster.

:

to lose one's labour,

I will tvash the brine /rom off my c. ace. pers. to wash clean.

II.

to cease from

wash

to

ablution.

[]

fut. wipe 2. wipe one's hands. or level corn with a strickle; neviav

clean

3 plur. aor. 2 opt.

a loud cry. aor. 2 med. part, of fut. med, of eojs, a washing off, f.

stoutly,

f.

like

II.

paid

without pay : dei. e. past service,

off,

to let out for hire, let:

for thing, Lat. locare aliquid faciendum. rroieiv

to contract

the

c. inf.,

doing of

a

-. , -, —

:

:

:

-,

:

:

^. -,

—

, , -, '.

90

{.',

Ion. for

narrative of load from. mostly in plur. sayings and doings, memoirs, Lat. Memorabilia, as

6,

those of Socrates by Xenophon.

,

From

—

—

—

:

:

unload:

to

med.

aor. 2

.

— Med.

part,

'5, -,

Adv.

.

throw off a

to

without fatigue.

) -

II. to relate Ion. for to remind. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of hence to remember, bear in ov, not worked or to bear someprivat., 2. mind. Wrought. II. vjithout trouble, easy : Sup. thing in mind against another, owe him a grudge. 2. without sufferitigs. with least trouble. to bear a grudge against. f. f,

-^^

recount

from memory,

-

-5,

:

'-€, , or

:

—3

sing. impf.

fut.

:

, -^,

(

-,

•, {a-novos) freedom from toil, laziness.

-^

f. (as if from which is to wash off: Med. to wash off from 2. to a late form) doing a thing, swear that one will not do. 2. to wash clean : Med. to wash oneself swear one has not done : to deny with an oath, dis' oneself. to clean. II. strengthd. for claim upon oath. to give enjoyment. II. f. take a solemn oath. aor. 2 fut. Pass, to mostly in Med., f. to leave quite alone 2 opt. Ep. without augm. he excluded from a thing. to have the use or enjoymetit also or vaio, part. mayest thou have joy of Med., Ep. aor. i Ep. 3 sing. impf. of a thing rwvl•'

(v.

an oath against

to take

- ': ^ :

:)

, -, , - -, , , , €$ -, '/ -, '/ ^): €$ '. -, -, ^, ^, . , ) -5, $, 5 €-, , , €€5, -, -, -, •, :

—

:

:

:

—

aor. i

Pass.,

or

— Med.,

wipe clean one's cheeks

to

—

part,

—

to

(,

:

wipe off to

—

;

these things.

away from: to

;

TO,

water for washing the hands,

wipe away one's

see

fut.

med. of

etc.:

wipe from

tears.

3 sing. Ep. aor. aor. I inf. of

:

:

to he out

foreg.

of

{.

of

fear, to be

pf.

:

mind,

one''s

to

have

Dep.

:

lost all sense.

i

Lat.

desperate;

, -, -, , ' ) , , . , -, -, €, ^, , -, ) , $ -, , ,

away perditi, desperate men. 2. of shame, 6 ov, like Muses, coarse, rude. Adv., ypaan abandoned fellow. Hence to be painted in unfavourable colours. , loss of all sense, folly, madness : esp. Dep. to dissuade. desperation. f. f. Dep. to bellow loud. a-iTovos, ov, c. irreg. Comp. and Sup. verb. Adj. of one must without toil or trouble, untroubled : gentle, wipe ones mouth. 3. of 2. of persons, not toiling, lazy. easy. Att. f. ^, to wipe a person's things, pass, done without trouble, easy. Hence nose : hence to sharpen his wits ; comp. Horace's vir f. to return home. emunctae naris Med. to blow one's ?iose. , a return home. Adv. 2 sing. aor. 2 opt. med. of and before a vowel II. as Prep, with gen. far far apart or aloof. 3 pi., for obsol. pres., whence aor. I act. away from, mostly following its case. Ep. to put asunder, keep to retnove one to anAtt. f. Pass, to be robbed other place also to send back Med., in 3 sing. alooffrom: to bereave or rob of:

from

the

-,

,

—

-,

(,

:

(,

)— :

:

Ep. to another place, depart

aor.

(-,—

from

:

pass,

I

a place.

fut.

:

-€ and

to portion

impart feed Oft or to

Med.

later

--

—

:

out, distribute, assign

Adv.

-€,

remove oneself of but also to send atuay to be taken away, depart aor.

to

pf.

part

off,

I

4-

severally

to assign to oneself, take. II.

off.

,

—

to

I

aor.

separate.

pass. part, of

Dep. to go away, to go back, returtit Ep. word, used only in pres. and impf. [d Ep.] airoveaTcpos, -raros, Comp. and Sup. of airovos. to bend away from other objects f. towards one, hence to incline towards ; cf. airo\\ to refuse by shaking the head, Lat. ahnuere.

-.

,

ace.

c.

:

Att.

pf.

II. to

:

— Med.

Att.

to

(-

fee from, shun. :

to

pare the III. to

;

ad iinguemfactus, f.

and flee

to

Pass., aor.

tear with the nails.

try or exami?ie by the nail

Horace's

:

(,

:

nails.

—

with ace. only,

II. f.

2. to

desperately.

-,

-, (,

:

closely tried by the nail.

,

to

make turn and flee.

his back

turn the back

ctiTO-^€vos, ov, like a^fvos, inhospitable.

-, ,

^evos yrjs far from a country. to drive from house f.

. f.

to

f.

Pass, to be dried up, to pf.

-

and home,

— Pass,

generally, to estrange or banish from : away from home, be banished, migrate.

-,,-,, -

2.

to live

shave off: cut off. dry up, drain off ^ river

to

:

become dry ; hence Ion. part.

—

—

, -, , -, ^ , [],

-,

to

-, -, $ €, , -, f.

:

f.

q^like

— Med.

Ion. -ea>

part.

to retire from the

way.

about one, as

or

f.

aor.

i

f.

to look

:

to

if

flee.

or

going out of the way

j;,

{)

to ease himself.

ance.

(ojs,

-

:

Med.

with

pass.

form of

[a]

Dep.

:

explere.

Rare

proof of a person or thing. (aor. I

to

inf.)

stricken or disabled

,

2.

Att.

-,

to fill quite full, satisfy, Lat.

II. to fulfil.

-^:

-^: — Pass.,

fut.

:

-, -, 5, --, () :

aor. 2

07te's senses, beco77ie

pL

body or

—

77ii/id

aor.

.--.-. Att.

,

a sailing

,

Ion.

:

in Act.,

make an

-

Ion. for

'o-wv,

TTvevaa:

Ep.

f.

:

— to breathe forth

aor. I

\)

or

;

:

give up the ghost, Lat. expirare a7iima77i.

to

2. to

-,-^: -, -'/ — '^ -€€, , -, -, -, .^, (, ) -, {) — -, , -, -, {,-, ^, — '($, -,-, , -, -, -, -, , -, , -, , -: -\:-, -, -, to

f.

blow f7-0771 a particular quarter. S77iell of a thing.

hew off with an axe.

, - , , . \,

also in

bad sense,

to

send off or away,

to drive off.

things, to give back

Med.

:

remove from

get rid of : of a wife, to divorce her. fcus,

,

to dismiss

2. to escort

to

a sending away

of

:

—

oneself,

Hence a dismissal,

to be

Dep. with aor. wind, Lat. pedo. aor. 2 subj. of

fut.

act.

Ep. 3 sing.

:

and

act.

:

I

pass,

o-1piJv,

a work : stop working. aor. med. to depart, go away. to soften down. with no 2 inf. of

to finish

Pass, with fut. :

—

f.

aor.

: -, . €, -: . , , ,'/,\(. ,-, . -{) -^, -, , -, -- -, pres.

to leap offfrom

and

f.

to

:

fulfil

:

poet, also

—

aor. I

to fill

:

up a mwiber.

-,

tofill iip,

[], fut.

to take

II. to satisfy,

to

=

drink up, drink :

—

to satv off.

Ion. aor.

aor. 2 part, of

I

before a vowel

l

pass. part,

-^,

only aor. I pass. prived off";

to stray

from, be dehelm struck

a

to

f.

lead astray

— Med.

afar

:

far

off,

go

Adv.

far

f.

th7-ow away.

:

2. to

off,

carry far away. f.

-^, -.

[],

Ep.

Ion.

to copy. :

f.

-\(-

-. Adv. [-) from off,

far away.

part. pres. of

astray.

f.

aor. 2 part.,

of the bread.

far away.

off from ; from the chine.

Ep. aor.

shoot forth.

Att.

fut.

to

Prep.

of

off.

of fut. to lead astray, lead away Pass, to go astray, be driven off: Homer uses aor.

^]

2. as

take7i so77ie

to fall

Oj^from.

off.

off.

away f7-0771 before:

having

aor. 2

f.

,

saw through, file

Adv. far away, afar with gen. far fro7n, away from.

to appease, Lat. explere.

--, -•, —

from :

\t]

to

f.

fut.

fill to the bri77i

in use.

f.

turn away fr0771.

and

ccws,

a sending away, getting

of

:

blood, to curdle.

and

of.

f.

away.

of men, to be frozen

Pass., fut.

,

rid

to freeze or ciirdle

choked

the city, ba?iished.

part.

toffy off

:

make

to

f.

—

aor. 2

far from

2

:

to break

:

-'-

pf.

:

to be

to fight off or fro77i. t, gen. itos

f.

poet,

to carry over.

[]

drowned :

to be

:

with rage.

divorcing.

•

choked

breathe or

to choke, throttle:

aor. 2

f.

:

3. to

or

f.

Pass.,

:

f.

i

to

Dep. to

fut.

contr.

trial,

attempt on the Peiraeeus. f.

—

Pass, to lose

an outward-boufid voyage. [D], f. to wash off or aivay

:

:

dizzy, be struck by apoplexy.

trip off.

aor. I

:

make

to

:

sail

impf.

sq.

med.

fut.

Ion.

91 to

mind, dumb, astou/ided.

i. in

,

trial, venture.

rarer

[],

f.

:

body, crippled, paralysed. Hence a stroke of apoplexy.

away

to leave off or cease from a thing.

(, netpa) a

,

airo-treipa,

essay, or

by a stroke,

:

-, -^, ((. -, , , II.

I

sail off: to sail back. ov,

strike to earth, disable in

a stopping, hinder-

,

f.

c. inf.

stop.

els

:

(from Med.) a ceasing, end. to stop or hinder one from a to hinder from doing c. ace. only, to

II.

thing

,

'•5,

f.

From

4( —

{) aor.

:

, -, -, away,

—

:

-\(

or

in

skin.

:

, -,

make taper.

point,

shave clean. be clean shaved. [C] [], to shave or scrape off: hence

Ion.

. —

—

bring

f.

—

to strip

;

:

-€

:

aor. 2

,

I

:

—

to

3. to let fall.

to re77iove

:

afar

to cut

having cut off a

slice

, , , . ,, {,. ) -^, -, .

65,

if

away.

to flee far

f.

ov, aor. 2 part, of

t],

as

2

of

inf.

fut.

be seen from a place.

-•5, -,

seen or to

from

off,

vomits forth

its

up ; of the sea, foam: hence to

loathe, spurtt, Lat. respuere. f.

ask

and

Dep.

:

to inquire or

(anopos) to be without resource, to to do, be in doubt, mostlyfollowed by a Conjunction, airopeiv

how

be at a loss

how

to do

he

c. inf. to

be at a loss

have no doubt.

II.

shall cross to

:

:

made matter of question

Pass, to be

, 05,

provided for.

want

know what

tiot

of, e. g.

$.

a loss because

of,

, ,

rei, to

-Trop^Tos,

:

also to be left un-

be at

loss for, in

not be spoken;

make

to

)

inclined to doubt.

ov, (a privat.,

not

straight again, restore,

()

a setting upright, restoring. of places, difficulty of passing : , of things, difficulty, straits : of questions, a difficulty, II. of persons, difficulty of dealing with ox finding out. 2. want of means or resource, em-

to

break to

[],

pass. part,

I

and 2.

forbidden

;

not to be spoken, that shotild

a state-secret: hence mys-

keep

to

-€, : ^: —

-,

pf.

f.

ing from a thing, shrink from doing poet,

fut.

:

secret.

2,

nounce, at one.

:

III.

—

throw II. throw off 2i garment. from one's country to reject, reto shoot forth bold words, ts ;

to

:

,

II. att f.

a flowing

off,

emanatio7i, efflux. to shriek forth.

-,

., -, ,/,

also

i

to

and

a part

-

shrink shiver-

to

it.

later

aor.

;

or

,

:

things unfit to be spoken,

stream.

Hence

-

prohibition.

sacred,

to cast forth, e. g.

,

off, as fruit,

fall

, , () -, , ,

tical,

by means of something. Hence a matter of doubt, disputed point.

,

cws,

{-) . ,

away, throw aside

sacked or taken. gtiide aright.

8, , {-()

to be at

ov, also

f.

a

3. but,

, , , ()

aros,

--,

gen.

2. c.

f.

:

—

pass.

absol.

:

renunciation.

:

forbidden exports.

f.

be at a loss,

2. to

,, 5,

ov,

away.

to slifik

to

of

refusal

Ion. for

,

f.

of blood. melt away.

3. to

aor. 2

:

flow away from, run offfrom

snap asunder Pass., aor. 2 be broken off or severed. and aor. inf.

of.

'-€'•,

or

f.

to

or

-, -€ -, , €, , aXos

—

to streavi forth,

From

to spit out or

[i5],

f.

a

to utter like

-. , -^ :

etc.

ov, spat out ; loathed, detested.

sew up again.

to

f.

afar, opp. to 1771;-

dimly seen.

II.

:

a distance, hence

2. s^e/i at

(

far away from; 6(1/ hence

of

a vessel for holy

speak in fragments of Epic poetry,

poet, for

ov,

,

f.

from

as if

:

water,

from

aor.

,

——

^. {) -, ,, -, , -, - -

—

^3

:

gulp down, swallow

to

f.

of.

-. '. {^)

aor. 2 p. inf.,with act. sense, of

,

of

fut.

= awoppoos flowing from ; with drams. barrassment, hesitation. Tivos want of broken off, wyos, 6, 77, 3. a thing absol. need, poverty. II. as Subst. fem. a piece broken off abrupt, steep. Pass, to start from a place. or divided from anything "^Tvybs vhaTOS u-iropos, ov, without passage, and so of places, im- an off-stream of the Styx. passable, trackless : of things, hard to see one's way Pass, to be taken away f.

-, (, ) :

through, impracticable

dvai to be

kv get, scarce.

II,

difficulties, straits,

great :

and

a

so at

-, , -, ,-^, , do.

3.

anopos

c. inf.,

impossible to deal with. resources,

straits.

2.

hard

of persons, hard to deal with,

manageable, ijnpracticable

loss,

utt-

((-

without means or

2.

not knowing what to

leap

-, ,-, -, f.

off,

to neglect from carelessness

:

to leave off in despair. f,

f.

to deprive

to

one of

an orphati from,

to spirt or

shed about,

bereave of;

life.

awoppaUiv

to be tor?i

Dep.

f.

i.

away from. to

dance a thing away,

-, -)- , e. lose

by dancing.

airos, COS,

,f.

offing

:

— metaph. f.

dart away. is doubled in Att. in all compds. after but in Ion. it remains single. to

like

to

poor, needy. f.

. -, -, , -, , ;

:

in

,

stables

(,

weariness.

to lie to in the

, {, to keep

or

nied.

-, :

go

,

-,

from med.

f.

f.

to destroy, blot out

:

;

to

to

:

,

guish, qtiench

open sea or

alooffrom.

intr. aor. 2

make

clear.

:

—

to extin-

Pass, with fut.

act.

pf

act.

out, vatiish, die. to

shale off:

— Med.

to

shake off

oneself; of a horse, to throw his rider. to extol to

pompously

:

—

Pass.,

give oneself airs.

with

f.

:

—

-, , :

to

him.

:

of persons,

make

to

act.

to

:

-,, , $

1

II. vavs to turfi the line of saiHng aside, make a movement sidewards, so as to avoid the direct shock.

, , , -,

-, -, ,-. -, -,,

speaking,

to be silent after

be quite silent.

,

Hence

keep secret.

II. trans, to

(ojs,

a becoming

broken

is

-tl• —

-€

[a] contr.

f.

.

, ,(, ) -5, $.

Med.

to

—

pack and carry away pack one's baggage, prepare for a journey. to

f.

fut.

of

to

f.

alone, opp. to

;

, -, -, ) -, —, /SeAca

upon or

hurl

to

'is

at a thing.

-,

II.

down thunder-

intr. to btirst

or

to cs break forth, like thunder come to a sorry ending, end in nothing. Hence f. to cast a shadotv. aros, to, a shade, shadow: an adum;

,

bration.

Vass.,

=

(8,

to be scat-

aor. 2 inf. as if

from

to look

f.

-, -, -^, -, , -, , -, ^(€$, -, ,

away from other

Tiva or ri

look

c. ace. to

:

ov,

(,

at,

regard.

away from

the

mark.

enraged with.

to be

Att.

f.

to,

ckottOs)

gaze

,

to

to

: metaph. to shave bare. plunder and carry off.

f.

^,

f.

to

birds.

to

II. intr. to ;

-€, -, -€, -, -, , -^. -^,

— aor.

2

be off!

scare away,

as

a

to be

eager in preventing,

. , , -, () -, dissuade earnestly.

to

rub

to

f,

knock

off,

off.

poet, for

aor. 2 imperat. o(

for

, , . , {) -, {) ', , 5, {) ^,

f.

'

standing afar, far

to let fall

drops

;

the fury of madness

is

5

drop by drop.

trickling,

,

off'.

II.

ebbing aivay.

is

and

aor. 2 act. part,

later

form

inf.

of

for

defection, revolt, apostasy.

6,

a divorce;

TO, a writing or

is

not found

in

ecus,

so

The

of divorce.

bill

, , ,

nom.

good authors.

,

away

a standing

defection, revolt.

I.

or retnoval from.

2.

depar-

3. distance, interval.

verb. Adj. of

one must re-

, () / , -, ,

f.

differ from:

to

stand off or aloof from

to

to fall off ox revolt from.

Hence

€(

,

,

rebellious

:

to

Adv.,

, , -^, — -€, , -€, -, -^. to be rebelliously inclined.

to fence off with pales.

. -, ^ ^ f.

to uncover, unroof.

to shelter

f.

off

:

absol.

a runaway, deserter,

ov, 6,

rebel.

II.

From

stand aloof, be absent.

from

to shelter, keep

keep off water, and generally to keep

II. to

TTvpyos

as,

f.

esp. to

—

go

:

back.

:

—

f.

aor. 2

-(

:

aor.

[a]

vice. also,

pass. part.

one does

be off in a hurry, in phrase

go away,

:

pf.

-:

pf.

absol. to send away, basend aiuay from II. to send off, dispatch, on some serPass, to be sent off: III. to drive back : IV. intr. to go back. to go away. to

.•

-€, ^/ -, -€€, ,, nish.

to

:

I

Pass., aor. 2

pi.

3

f.

as

to be

pour out wine

to

f.

poet,

to ba?iter, rally.

deceive

beitig deceived.

f.

tear off the off the army: to

drink-offeriiig at sacrifices, Lat. libare.

:

strip off the scalp

like the Scythians, to scalp f.

drag away,

to tear or

[],

a

off,

poet, for

dried up, withered.

objects at one, and so to look steadily at,

torn

is

to draw dragged away from : of an army,

safe.

(see

to tear off.

f.

;

f.

tered.

to be

-, ,

(

cede fr 07.

,

gods,

;

from, and

f. to prop one thing upon another, dash one thing upon or against another esp. of the

bolts

—

separated or broken.

encamp apart front. From ture living and messing

ov,

to

:

Pass, to be scattered, straggle

abroad

'-€,

a

off, as

^, to cut off ox intercept by trenches.

away.

.

Pass, to be

intr. to fall in

2.

silent.

rhetorical figtire, when the sentence in Virg. Eel. 3. 8, Aen. i. 139. f.

f.

Adv.

Ion. for f.

Att.

f.

to be

so.

scatter

—

:

93

sever OT part from

gates;

with

;

— Pass,

make fiat-nosed

to

f.

[a]

-,

I

rot off, lose by morti-

fication.

—to

:

aros, to, that which

From

shred.

—

rotten, spoil utterly

aor. 2

Pass., fut. pf.

€

to proscribe.

f.

intr.

Pass, to dart away, aor.

give a sign, to confirm or prove by a «is to allude to II. III. Med. to seal tip as confiscated, to con-

-,-, ,

fiscate

::

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, to announce by signs, to give

;

f.

sign.

away

chase

[C]

notice

-. . -, , :

:

—

-, 1

:

fut.

one of a thing c. Pass, with hold:

—

:

—

:

f.

:

plqpf• pass. to love

no more

—

to straiten:

to deprecate.

-^

defraud away, with-

to rob, bereave, or

ace. rei only, to take

fut. pass,

and med.

—

:

—

, . ,(

and in

-€,

want

fails me,

pf.

I

avocrcpu

,

(ws,

:

,

,

-, . -, -, ,

.]. —

):

able to rob or

$, ,

,

-, -^,, f.

make

to

— Med.

,

Att.

pass. part.

to scrape off

airocTToXivs, cws,

a fleet.

o,

a dispatching.

:

a

tion.

III. the

2.

an

apostle.

--,

expedition.

memory

€l-

or off-hand. II. to put questions to, so as to require an immediate answer. Att.

f.

,

or Dep.

to to

encamp away from ; encamp at a distance. fs,

—

rpaffKe:

f.

Pass.,

rj,

/

aor.

to

es

generally,

:

to lead

:

tivcL rrovov

:

Pass., esp. in aor.

cheated of a thing, miss

to be

it.

—

opt.

aor.

and

subj.

of

Ion.

f.

f.

Att.

f.

to seal

:

to make to smell. prop nets on poles. Hence utos, to, a forked piece of wood

to

banish by ostracism. for propping hnriting-nets. fut. of

-.

€.

3 sing. Ion. aor.

2

pail

aor. I

:

[],

aor. 2 pass. subj. of :

(for the tenses,

:

up, shut up.

,—

Att.

f.

viiv, to speak from

$,

a messenger, ambasII. — a naval

lay

have one's limbs mortified:

, ., f.

$ -, -, , ^^ -€, -, -[, , -, ^ -.

sador.

^

astray, drive baffed away ; to make one miss the fruits of toil

, , apostle, apostleship.

to

f.

2

,

^

away:

to kill oneself.

a senditig off, a mis(from Pass.) an expedi-

an

offce of

Med.

to die of mortificatio7t.

II.

f.

want of

for

-, -& \\€ -, . . -, -, -, -:, , :

sweat from oneself ; pf. scraped clean, Lat. lauti. one who equips

",

sion

-,

Att.

a per-

put out of

to strip off, tear

to cut the throat;

— -6, ,

to slay

to scrape with

.'^^, {) (\)

, , {)

strigil

-,

f.

from

aloud

whistle

to

ayyos, so that the blood runs into a

to shine.

to be bright with.

f.

[],

-2|,—

V.

to fix firmly.

f.

,

f.

bare.

v. sub.

=

f.

synagogue.

thought.

interest.

)

metaph. of informers.

:

(,

ov,

-|,

the

a device for cheat-

deprive;

ing one of his

-

or -rpis, ihos,

:

by force.

to squeeze figs, to

to strip off spoils to rob or defraud one of a thing. f.

son

away

to chase

try whether they are ripe

a robber, cheat as

)

,(,

-, , -5, f.

deprivation.

,

ov,

fern.

a robbery

f.

^ there

Hence

lack.

-, -^, ,

robbed or

io be

:

impers.,

II.

of.

: :

'€£ —-^.

^^ €5, () €8 , ((() " ^, ($.

94

— ——

:

:

f.

aor.

:

split or cleave off.

I

aor. 2 act.

2

.

i

pass.

€ and med.

inf.

of

:

to

to sever, part, or detach from

of a river being parted from the main its parent stock, etc. f. to save, restore again: o'ito bring safe home Pass., to get safe to a place, to get off safe. set apart for a special esp. in Pass.,

pf.

To turn back, either to turn to flight, turn back from flight ttuSos koX xeipas

or to

;

( $


stream, a tribe detached from

-|, -,

.

—

h

05, , () :

.

.

them. 2. to turn away or aside: hence to dissuade from a thing. II. intr. (sub. kavrov, etc.), to turn oneself, turn back: Pass., with fut. med. use, specially appointed. to be turned back ; Ion. for tovs (of ships, to have their beaks bent back. to set apart or assign III. Att. f. to turn oneself from or away, abhor, Lat. aversari, specially ; he had been c. ace. II. Med., do not turn away from stationed on the right. me, like Lat. avertor ; \6yoi hostile Tivi to bid adieu to a person or thing. words. 2. to get away, escape. Pass, to act like a bull; 3. to turn and

-,

\5,

, ;

'

4pyaa

Hence

flee.

to cast fierce glances on.

II. , a turning away, averting. (from Pass.) a turning oneself. 2. an escape, or a place of refuge from a thing, resource; air. refuge from evil a resource against the want of water, a means of getting it.

$ -5, -^: {)-^ -, -(' ;

ov,

aor. i

f.

:

aor. 2

utterly, loathe.

^ . -, , , -,.

-, -,-. -, , (

—

-icTvyov

:

perf.

turned away, averted. and -(:

to hate

f.

,

Ep. 3

to fence tvith a ditch, intrench.

plqpf. of

pi.

€€5, (5, ($. -:

they

were dead.

for

Ion. pf.

part, of

(for the tenses, v. reiVcy):

fut.

to stretch out, to

—Med.

lengthen

to exert oneself.

dere, to hasten

onwards.

:

c. part., to

continue doing Lat. conten-

2. intr., like

—

:

:

-, €5,

, , -,

to fortify.

,

c
,

—

come

to

an end:

€$, perfect. to

make the

€ -, 2

and Ep.

pf.

:

:

To

an

others at one, hence to aim at. Pass, io turn from a thing, to

from. away,

2. to

4. to

render

-(

fut.

-, () — also

(

:

away

to jnake to melt

:

— Pass

,

esp.

[], to melt away. Aav.far away.

in aor. 2

Dor. and poet, for to put away : to stow away: Med. to put frojn oneself, put off; lay aside. 2. to put by for oneself, stow away. (Is 3. avOis to put aside for another time. f. aor. I to pluck out. oy.

f.

, (

:

:

Hence

to rub offfrom oneself, get rid of. aiTOTpoiraios, ov, turning away, averting, t$Y>.o{x\\t gods that avert ill, Lat. Dii averrunci. II. pass.

{()

.

fix a price by valuation ; having fixed their price at two minae hence as Att. law-term, Act. to mortgage a property accorditig to valuation Med. to lend on mortgage : Pass, of the property, to be pledged or

,

.

, ), -, -, , -. -, -, :

—

—

Hence

mortgaged.

'-5,

,

ov,

a

sum

2.

ing.

III.

one's parents.

to excite.

f.

to

=

Att.

fut.

,

f.

shake

off.

f.

-'

— Med.

[t],

to

back, repay

what

is

get paid one, avenge oneself on another:

f.

exact;

-,

pay

to

to

:

—

to

poet. Frequent, of

-, -,

to fail in hittittg, miss,

f.

lose.

absol. to be unlucky, fail

II.

truth, be

:

to miss the

:

wrong.

, -,

away

Dep., poet, for

owing

aor. 2

:

bite or nibble off.

Att.

f.

,

tu>,

part. aor.

, ($ -,

;

— Med,

to cease

to take

in pass, sense

Ion. for

,5 ,

the boundaries

:

se-

' , * med.

.

occurs in Hesiod. f.

i

cudgel

to beat or

f. to cease beating beating oneself in sign of mourning. Ep. aor. 1 act. part, of

dishotioured.

to

- .^

II. [], to rub away, and so lose. vex, harass; so in Med., yrjv to vex the f.

verely.

settled by valuation.

(, -,

a turning away, avert-

a turning off of water. II. hinder(from Med.) a desertion of one^s party. ov, turned away, banished. 2. from which one turns away. II. act. turning away, averting. ov, reared away from ing.

to value,

:

From

that ought to be averted, ill-omened.

that

f.

run off or away.

f. \, to rub or scour clean; rub down a horse. U. io rub off:

earth.

which is plucked, a shred. not to honour, to slight.

aros,

aor. 2

:

to

[t],

to

^ -, -, -5.— -, -, {, -, -, -, -, - --, -, ,, ($ - -, -, -(, ,

f.

turn one's face

Med.

aor.

:

to cut off;

:

3. to

(from obsol.

3.

0(\( (-

happy.

:

turn away.

II.

desist

like Lat. aversari. fut.

obligation.

Tivos to cut off part of a thing. 2. to separate or cut offfrom Med. to cut offfor oneself, esp. with view of appropriating.

—

away from Med. and

pass. part,

pf.

state quite

Ion.

not drunk, not drinknever drinking : without drink. cLTTorpaydv, aor. 2 inf. of f. to turn away from a thing; and so to hinder or dissuade from. 2. c. ace. only, to turn away or back : to avert evil. 3. also to turn II. act.

- (-, - , , () -, ) ~(4\(.

generally to accomplish, perform, do. make of a certain kind;

-€,

95

*)

ov, (a privat.,

,

2.

-€\€

pf.

:

pf.

:

i. to fidfil

or

. . -,

able.

in a thing,

('is

Att.

to

Hence

bring quite to an end.

cease,

-(( -(^

f.

Pass., aor. I

bring quite

",

f.

off",

so as

walls built to blockade, lines of

an end,

to

.

walling of a town, block-

the

blockade. intr. to

wall

so as to blockade.

2.

And

ading.

,

Att.

f.

€[— -8,

—

aWoi yap

to

mark

off

apovpas,

0/

others will mark off, i. e. lessen, the boundaries of his Ep. for to cut off fields others read as if from to cut up or plough the hills. = from ; kKitvs will take them away. ov, ovpos Ion. for opos) far from 3 sing. aor. i opt. of ov, unhappy, ill-starred. the boundaries ; pas far away from one's f. to make a bold venture, fatherland. absol. to be fearless, bold. without foot a-TTOVS, 0, gen. a cutting off'. ox feet : without the use of one s feet : slow offoot. 7;, absol. to take vengeance.

., f.

^€€, -8,

-, , , {()

, 8, () -, ,

2.

thing.

,

to shoot

-5,

{,

cut

From off,

, {) , - ,(, ,

abrupt, precipi-

— Adv. -5, sharply.

off arroivs

:

to

aim

at a

,

,

,

metaph. Aarsi», rottgh : f.

:

.

steepness, severity.

ov,

tous.

•(, -^.

a being away, absence.

II.

deficiency, want.

-, -

aor. 2 inf. of

[],

f.

to

f.

:

aor.

make

I

to eat up.

quite bright. :

to

shew

- -'. -

:

96

^ ^ 5,

—

:

forth, display : to shew by word, declare. II. like by reasoning, shew, prove.

2

shew

.

-,

() (() '8, -^,=, -08, , {) -,, -, ^, )— , ,

eois,

a

no a sen-

tence, decision.

to deny.

,

denying, negative.

Dep.

f.

(v.

hence

, , -€

or bring back: back, return

3. to

imperat., like anaye,

$ ,.

pay

due.

is

give in an accusation, etc.

to deliver in,

in

2. to report.

pay what

generally, to

:

carry

II. to

III.

IV.

begone

intr,

— Med.

to

take for oneself gain, obtain. f.

from,

escape.

II.

, -,

acqiiitted,

law-term

as

make good

to

opp. to

;

-^^

one's defence

ready for escaping ; , means of escape. And ^$, , an escaping, getting off.

-, -,

, f.

deny

to say no, to

to

rovs

absol. to be

:

Hence

,

— to flee

airo-

5, , (, , {€'/) an

an

, -^, -,

, -, -, -, 7-5,

offshoot.

escape, flight, place of

Pass.,

with aor.

grow

out like a shoot.

and

perf.

empty, vain,

idle,

2 act.

(, 6€5

ov,

which

to

€s.

sub

V.

to

?)

Lat. irritus.

Dep. to withdraw from. From a slackefiing. [], to slack or loose away, as

f.

,

, ,

one pays out a rope. f.

-^, -6-5,, f.

to unbridle.

to forge

-, ,

to strip

ov,

one's hands,

)

{, (,

matmal

by

e.

i,

of brass. of brass.

labour.

living by

to vote a charge away from of persons, to reject, to superof things, to reject, vote against

f.

speak out, declare plainly.

-^,

, -,

opp.

held,

-, =

^c-p,Att.

f.

.

blocking up. properly not to be unhicky, ominous

off,

nefandus,

court was

assembly or

f.

aor. 2 airicpvyov.

:

{,

Lat. dies nefasti, days on

-|5,

:

a fencing

Lat.

refuge.

to feed off or on. aor. : Ion. avevcifca

carry off or away.

to

:

, ,

fa's,

ados,

like

of,

op€s

negation.

defiial,

=

to fence off, block

) , .-, ) '/. '•5,

—

-,

fut.

Hence

up.

to light.

ecus,

-,

and

I

Med. to sheiv to shew, and so to make or render forth something of one's own, to make a display of declare one's opinion oneself; spoken III. to appear, come Pass, to be shewn or declared.

'•5,

::

:

2.

also to refuse.

one, acquit him.

II.

€5, (^5. , (^) -€, , ^ -, - € -, -, . -.. ^ } ^ opinion plainly.

:

f.

sede, depose.

Dep.

speak one's

to

, - ^ ov,

f.

—

ruin

perish,

:

•-€€',

a thing ut-

a

terse saying,

apophthegm.

lost,

pf,

;

Pass.,

with

:

fut.

—

med.

malam

:

, , , -^, -, , ) -, , -, ,

:

to

impf.

to

aor.

to

make to perish,

{') ,

:

Dor.

ingly,

make no account f.

,(,

also as in ;

go

to destroy.

to treat very slight-

to strip off the rind. quite away: esp. of scho-

-8, {()

leave their masters.

with

2.

murderous. a carrying away. a bringing what is due, paying: also that which ov,

II. is

paid,

tax, tribute.

f.

to unlade.

Dep.

sing,

impf med.

to

unload

dat.,

oneself,

I

€-

out, spill, shed.

shade

off.

Ion.

inf.

aor. I

:

^, for the

vees

army

me

(€€ = €. sufficient for

:

to

— )

with infin., do also 3 ;

3. Pass, to be

tovtois contented with a thing the Mysians being satisfied therewith. II. Med. to use to the full. 1. to abuse, misuse, Lat.

-, -, . -. -, -, () ) , , . -, ) -, —,

ahuti.

, ,

Ion. for

impers., v. ov,

{,

not to be paid in

money.

,

full, misuse

5^,

pour

:

;

fut.

of.

to

f.

lars, to

Pass., aor.

:

to

fut.

'tis

utter destructio?t.

f.

-€,

was not enough

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, imperat. of foreg.

,

—

suffce, be sufficient, be enough,

rem.

Ep. aor. 2 pass, [], part, to perish utterly, to die away. II. Causal in

I

:

Ion.

II. trans.,

act.

aor.

:

pf.

to lose one's life.

Ep. aor. 2

77, rejection by show of hands. dratv offxvater by a canal.

to soften off the colour,

wilt

;

[5], to perish.

[i5]

to

f.

-^

f.

an

to destroy

els

not be gone with a murrain? Lat. abi in

:

Hence

ea;s,

=

aros,

be

2.

abrogate, annul.

Hence

tered: esp. a sententious answer,

utterly,

to

enough,

:

€$,

,

a using

to

the

a gettijig rid of. Adv. pres. part, of

sufficiently.

aor.

i

(,

pass. part,

f.

mouth of

a river, etc.

to

to

of

make

dam

quite lame.

up,

bank up the

—

, •-6,

from,

c.

-^,

a place or means of

-,

inf.

^ ' , -, , {, :

—

aor.

ace. rei,

indictment

,

3.

fut.

:

.

;

rivos

one, acquit:

lo

I.

are

pf.

II.

vole againsi receivifig the

to

law

the

rejecl

/,

(

privat.,

, sing. pf. pass,

unsold, urifa/eable.

a-TrpauvTOs, Ion. implacable.

ov, (a privat.,

,)

---,,

(a privat.

airpcTria,

poet, for

r),

unseemly, unbecoming. unseemliness.

an

acquitlal.

lo

vote

-5, ,

[

Adv. wilhoul price or ransom.

=

prob.

-

( privat.,

ov,

'.

{,

ov,

,

(

Adv.

slruck un-

)

copul.,

^, hAt.mordicus

pre perly

-, -5, -?, -, )-. $, ($.

teeth, like

:

from III.

with closed

metaph. imporlunalely,

ceaselessly.

ov, wilhoul previous design, ttnpreme•

-$,

Adv.

dilaled.

rashly, thoughtlessly.

backward.

(a privat., vpoibuv) unforeseen.

is,

ov, unforesee?t.

, -, . -5, ^: ) ^/ ) ) ^ -, , ) . -, ) ) , ) , ^

Hence

iroteiv

,

,

ecus,

f.

an

acquillal.

,

€$,

of a thing. fut. of

a look-

ing from, a view, prospect. fut. from an obsol. pres. used as fut. of

:

c.

—

[],

lo

ace,

:

f.

(,

pf. pass,

II.

:

(,

to cool, refresh

Pass, lo be refreshed, recover, revive

^,

Ep. contr. for Adv. of

'^,

—

Med.,

:

ihey gol the sweat dried off. il grows cool, ihe air cools.

'•-'•€€,

:

III.

From

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

[) $ ', (, , -. -,

otil

law andslrife. ful.

-)

wilh-

a p\3.ce free frotn

of things, not troublesome or paingol or lo be got withotil paitis.

2.

.

pass,

f.

to

2.

business, frea from business, stale-affairs or law;

gain nothing.

do nolhing,

lo

$

lo be idle.

From

ov

Ion.

I.

act.

2.

—

Adv. -$, nnsxiccessfully II. pass, againsi which nolhing can be done, unmanageable, incur-

,

able.

2.

to, stern,

-8,

savage.

II.

nol lo be done, impossible.

3.

unassailed by your divining

Hence

not to be

ov, (a privat.,

reached or won.

a.-'pX^o^i,ov,(a^pr'\Wt.,p6-c)unapproachable. fut. of ov, (a privat., tiot

thought of beforehand.

-•5,

a

to attend

not sum-

trial.

-5, '^) -5, )<1-5, -5, , (

inaction

:

ill-success.

at a loss, embarrassment, helplessness.

II.

a being

irre-

sistible.

) $ -, ,)

holding

ov, (a privat.

?io

intercourse or

commerce with

others.

ov, (a privat.,

fut.

of

not lo be withstood, irresistible. ov, unsociable.

privat.,

an

at

Athens, /or «0/

indictmenl laid againsi a

or patron from

having chosen a

,

among

the

, •5, -, ) -, )

citizens.

The nom.

ov, (a privat.,

-) -••-5, ( arts.

not striking

ov, (a privat.,

against, not stumbling, void of offence. ov, (a privat.,

is

not used.

unsuitable,

inconvenient, dangerous.

privat.,

Adv. ivithout respect of persons. ov. Dor. for

,

not to be

act. not accosting,

not greelitig.

,

doing

or effecting nothing, unprofilahle, idle ; vUto depart without success, Lat. re infecla

TiKTJs airpaKTos

'^$)

ov, (a privat.,

spoken

—

not expecting.

II. act,

-TOis.

moned

-, freedom from business, public af-

suils

-••8,

ov, (a privat.,

easily.

-

Dor. ov, inaccessible of disease, not lo be healed. ov, unexpected, unlooked for

unforeseen,

fairs and law-suits: love of ease, Lat. olium. easiness, supineficss.

privat.,

without foresight forethoiight, heedlessly. a-irpo^evos, ov, without a a-irpooiTTOS, ov, unforeseen.

Adv.

1. leave off breathing, lofainl, swoon. to breathe out life absol. to

expire, die.

impers.

ge-

(

Adv. of

)-, -, mahe bald :

slrip of hair,

nerally, lo slrip bare, bereave

doing.

againsi

From

unboughl.

ov, not ready, disinclined,

;

charge away

vole a

absol. lo vote

) ,, ) , . . ) -, -, )

ot

97

ceasingly.

lo rejecl

be rejected.

in pass, sense,

air.

uTre-

I

—

away from one,

and

I

aor.

:

wipe clean : Med. wipe one's nose. Att. Dep.:

2.

off.

vole an office

sometimes used c.

r^rea

off,

pari or separale

inipf

:

wipe

ace. pers.

him

a

of the

off, esp.

. -8,

d-TTpTiKTOs, Ion. for

,

Att.

ivipe offfrom oneself

c.

pass

a going away or

safely.

f.

-^, :

withdraw from

,

II.

aparl.

sel

:

.

.

to re-

:

Hence

cois, 7),

from

etc

3.

e.

away

or

go away,

2. absol.

give it up. humours of the body. i.

go from

:

:

—

^,

f.

gen.

ireal.

thing,

:

:

.

untouched, vnd?filed. ov, (a privat.,

(a privat.,

offer'

? . . )) -

—

:

—

98

-, -5,

Adv.

ing no excuse, ready.

tinforetold.

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

guarded

without evasion,

-tojs,

honestly.

, , , ,

-

from

and

afar. aor.

:

beat from one's course

not stumbling; to make the horse

Med.

:

a-TTTcpos, ov, (a privat., trrfpov) without xvings, unthe winged : in Homer, ?) ' aimpos eirXero

ew

:

drive back.

2. to repel,

3. in

Hence

to reject, disdain.

away,

ov, thrust or driven

17,

or

I

away of the wind, to beat later, to drive away from

) , {). -5, ) , () . ( (. {) ' , . , -, . , (, , , {() ) . ms , , {) off,

the land, banish.

(a privat.,

less apt to stumble.

(,

=

f.

to thrust off, drive

:

not

ov, (a privat.,

against, unforeseen. ov,

Adv.

'-€, —

destruction

rejected.

waste. : of aor. 2 med., in pass, sense, of ov, (a privat., without a lid.

aor.

loss

:

/(.

I

speech was to her without wings, i. e. not away wingagain, sank into her mind less flight; of arrows, unfeathered ; of young birds, etc., unfledged, callow; artrepos (pans an unfledged,

law-lerm, opp. to

-, ^/, 05) --,

ov, forsworn, abjured, declared impossible ivith an oath, Lat. abjurandus ; mortals should never make II. act. under oath not a vow against anything.

;

unconfirmed, report.

e.

i.

gen.

0,17: dat.pl.dTrr^ffi

tinfledged, callow, of young birds:

-,, () is,

(a privat.,

in speech.

ov, poet, for

aiTTos,

,

",

'$)

,

fix upon was fastened,

to or on,

shield

freq. as

—

to

^.

Med.,

fasten oneself

grasp ; to engage

Ion.

a thing

to,

attack.

;

to

-, :

3. to touch, affect,

II. to

2.

1

:

hang on

a-TTv\(iiros,ov,(a privat.,

) )^)

:

grasp

xvith the

— Pass,

to take

and

ov, (a privat.,

) ($

of

aor.

,,$. ,

from.

€5,

not falling or

Comp.

,

of

($

,

;

Upa

;

xpvobs sacri-

which no fire was used, but also not offered by and so like aphis a sting unoffered : not forged by fire, i.e. of the gadfly. Adv. -pws. ov, (a privat., not yet exposed to

-,

-5,

fire.

^^,

) .,)

.

ov, (a of which nothing has been learnt, unknown. II. act. having learnt nothing, ignorant : c. gen. ignorant of. 6, Dor. for [?-] Dor. for

, vs. . . '5 or

ment used by

--,

gen. t/os, 0, a term of endearchildren to their father, papa, Hebr.

-, , (,

Abba.

(fSrj)

Sup.

'

oveipos thus he spake and

cip'

" '$ (.

dream proceeded

then the

going before that he would

then, next in order, oi

:

2.

-^

explanation of a thing

;

more

precise

flee

Ik

;

:

with

'

Pron. KXrjpos, ov relat.

'

for he said makes it

just the one, the very one, which they wished.

cheerless house

discordant, out of tune.

—

:

;

a)s

— here

must allow virtue is best €vso it seems thenwe are come

fices in

off:

Ep. before a consonant for Ep. (which is enclitic), and before a consonant ap I. Epic usage i. then, straight-

therefore, so then;

fire,

:

.

Adv. of

vpos oIkos a cold, vpos unrefined, opp. to new ;

of

away

,

()

Adj.

without fire, in Homer only of tripods, that have not yet been on the fire, i.e. ov, (a privat.,

inf.

away. further

ov, furthest off.

Comp. Adv.

, ",

and

ind.

thrust or driven

that can be driven

a, ov,

Sup.

'

wall, unfortified. not girt with

II.

med.

I

repelling waves. thrusting or driving away.

($, ,

way ;

not closed by a gate.

ov, without toxver

towers.

by,

knees later, to fasten up07i,

4. to

( privat.,

failing, unfailing.

-, -5,

— more

5. to reach, overtake:

kindle, set on fire

on fire. wTos, 6, ,

to he set

-5,

:

to cling to one's

undertake, begin.

gain.

aor.

:

to cling to,

inf.

I

ov,

his

him

-

do a thing.

i

km '

closely, to

senses, apprehend, perceive.

fire

Pass., aor.

fut.

hence

yovvwv in,

—

a denial upon oath, as Att.

aor.

To fasten, fasten

clung

e.

i.

:

I

fj,

,

to

tonched, handled: to he touched,

:

pf.

:

unwinged. undaunted

\(5.

subject to the sense of touch. aor. i Tjipa f.

Ep.

(a privat.,

:

aor.

Attic usage

:

€ ,

Tis

always

it

like

II.

oZv,

then,

-

therefore you ;

;

is

who

then

is

', in vain

ws eoiKfv, :

—

in questions,

there to save

?

—

^^Apa

,

cannot begin a sentence.

interrog. particle, a stronger form of usuexpecting a negat. answer, Lat. num? 2. if an affirmative answer is expected, apa ov is used, = Lat. nonne ? 3. apa is also used in exclamations ap' 6 grievous then is wealth In prose Spa always stands first in the sentence. Ion, 17, a prayer : in Homer mostly a prayer for evil, a curse, hence the effect of the curse, II. mischief, ruin. personified is the goddess of destruction and revenge, Lat. Dira. f. to rattle, ring, clang, always of arally

;

^vp^s

', ',

€, ,

mour.

From

!

!

'

—

— —

,

''APABOS,

ing, rattling

a clash-

6,

dpai, aor.

, .

of

inf.

I

'APAIO'2,

'.

narrow, weak, slight. dpaios, a, ov, also

) ,

II.

—

act.

to or en-

-,

dpYcwos,

,

€$,

esp.

:

()

and

upon one.

€,

,, , , , '5 , -5 -, €5,

, . €,

and impf.,

trans, in pres.

in

i.

:

aor.

pass. part.

(5: — to

€5,

,

i

rf,

dpapov, Ep. apdpus,

to be

:

—

:

:

be fitted

—

:

Pass., aor.

to strike

, ,=$. , , ', , . Ion.

for.

2.

03,

,

accursed, unblest.

apdxvcios,

a, ov,

,

(

—

prayed

/Liat)

II.

From

spider's web,

cobweb, Lat. aranea.

'APA'XNHS, ,

a spider, Lat. araneus.

Hence

TO, a spider's web, cobweb.

5,

6,

77,

ankle, used

an Arab

also'ApaPos, ov, 0. a strong shoe, coming up to the

by hunters,

$, , —

:

travellers, etc.,

half-boot,

to

be

dpyds, gen.

dat.

and

ace.

white, bright, vivid,

:

lazi-

sense, leisure.

{apyrjs,

ov,

17,

K(pavvos) with white,

(apyos) white clay, potter's

= apyos,

(v,

: ,,^,,, ,

of or belonging to a spider.

'APA'XNH,

good

€,

cs,

(apyiWos,

0,

,

tlBos)

white, shining.

(apyos, odovs)

-, , , {)

toothed, white-tusked.

I

(

tv, contr.

or

aor.

euphon., I hard, dash in pieces, with collat. notion of rattling, clanging, as of horses ; to knock furiously at the gates ; metaph., ovei5eai to strike with reproaches : Pass, to dash one against other with a noise, to clash, rattle, [a] :

undone:

, = apyrjs, white, glancing. = a(pyia, (apyos =a(pyos) idleness,

dpyi-oSous, odovTos,

:

left

do no-

trans, to leave

like clay, clayey.

part,

Dor.

f.

II.

earth, Lat. argilla.

to be fitting, meet, or

— Adv. -$.

fitted, fitting

Ep. npa^a

to

,

to be idle,

with poet.

also

{apyos)

dpYi-K€pavvos,

apapos, perf. part, of

Ep.

—

:

in

:

:

vivid lightning. or

:

, .-

fixed

aor. 2 of

Att.

ness

2 pass. part, ap-

be joined closely together:

closely, fit well suitable.

, )

€

and Ep. aor.

= 0^7775. TJTos, , ,

apy^Ti, apyiTa

:

:

€,

apyr\iis Dor.

apydvTOS,

:

Ion.

aor. 2

:

= aepyos)

—

to join, Ep. apapov fasten, fit together: fit II. furnish with a thing. intr. in Pass, and Med., in perf. Att. opapa, Ep. part. fem. [a] plqpf. also pf.

Ion.

(apyos

fruitless.

3 sing. pf. med. of II. apape, decreed : but, Ep. for aor. 2 in trans, sense, appeased, satisfied. apapciv, aor. 2 inf. of I. redupl. pres. from the Root *';

-

for upyrJTi,

apy-qs, white.

f.

isjftxed,

it

from

thing : of a field, to lie fallow. a thing undone: Pass, to be

€,

Dor. for

in intr. sense,

gene-

:

Aeol. and Dor. for apyus, white,

dpY€Ti, dpytTa, poet. dat. and ace. yijTa,

imprecate

to

,

17,

the feet of a sheepskin (Deriv. uncertain.)

45, ".

:

with cognate ace, apas

curses

ol,

(apyos) white. II. paroxyepith. of the South wind, clearing, brightening, like Horace's Notus albus, detergens nubila caelo. 2. later, from being the epithet of it was the north-west wind, the Athenian

:

:

(fApyos,

6,

'.

I

'-($,

tone,

med. part, of pf. [], Ion. only found in compos. Dep. to pray to a god. 2. to pray or vow that a thing may happen, c. inf. 3. to pray something for one, sometimes in good sense, but mostly in bad, to imprecate tipon one; aor.

f

for

, €8, pyes, , ,

Ion.

pf.

forms from

plpqf. redupl.

,

mostly of sheep.

cursing, bringing mischief

upon, [d]

redupl. for

,

rally, offal, refuse.

against,

2.

persons,

also

:

slayer of Argus.

thin,

also as,

apyaas.

for

a\ya\io$) bard,

if

of

Lat.

6-5, ,

, , () prayed prayed

ov,

os,

(akyos, as gravis

ov,

apyds, contr.

,,5, 8, . $, . , Zei/s apaios,

accursed.

,

painful, grievous, troublesome.

beating of the breast

,

Att.

^$,

Dor. for

dpYdXcos,

[3

;

gnashing

a rattling;

6,

in grief, Lat. planctus.

;

99

apyos.

or grinding of teeth. aros, to, and

treated

—

*—. , ()

:

dp^i-irovs, 0,

gen.

17,

TToos) swift-footed or white-footed.

I

,

only used in plur.

white-

(apyos,

pyaa —

the firstlings at a sacrifice.

part ofArgos. From Argolis, a district in Pelopon2. as Adj. o, of Argolis, Argolic. ios, TO, name of several Greek cities, of .

•

to take the

,

5,

nesus.

,

known

which that

in

Homer

also put for the district Argolis, or even

it is

the Peloponnesus

'2, , ,

for the

is

best

whole Peloponnesus. shining, bright, glistening ;

:

in

$

apyoi as epith. of dogs, swift-footed, because rapid motio7i is accompanied by a kind of flickering light. contr. from aepyos, {a privat., epyov) not dpYos, ivorking, esp. not working the ground: hence doing

,

nothing, idle, lazy

[] from

apyos

:

c.

gen.

rei,

idle at a thing, free

of land, lying fallow. pass, not done, Lat. infectus : unattempted. it,

:

2

IL

:

-,

,

— €7.

)

100

(apyvpos,

".

silver-quinsy,

:— : aor.

f.

i

— .

water

to

cattle,

which Demosthenes was said to have, when he held give them to drink Pass, to drink. 2. of rivers, back from appearing in public on the plea of quinsy, to water land, Lat. irrigare. metaph. to rethough really (it was alleged) because he was bribed. fresh, foster. a money, (apyvpos, , name of several fountains, perhaps for

-, ,

changer.

,

Properly neut. from ov, = apyvpeos, apyvpna

£$,

silver-mines.

€05,

, , , -, ) or

-5,

,

ov, contr.

silver.

(apyvpos,

ov,

apyvpovs,

()

ovv, (apyvpos) silver, of silver.

', ", €, ,

waterer: the most famous was at Syracuse.

a silver-mine.

dpyupeios or

€$

)

a,

Ion.

guage. "Apcios, ov also

of apyvpiov. (apyvpos) a piece of silver: ^silver' i.e. money, cash. apyCpis, ihos, (apyvpos) a silver vessel.

, , -, -,

-KOiros, 0, (apyvpos, ver, silversmith.

)

,

ov, (apyvpos,

')/-€, ,

ey)

()

money Hence

:

ace.

silver-footed: also

ov.

, (apyvpos, , , -ttow,

,

a worker in

gen.

,

ing.

[P^]

^

silver.

(apyv-

(apyos, white) like Lat. arg-entum, the

i.

e. silver, first

in

money, money.

-|5,

-, ,,

ov, (apyvpos,

epith. of Apollo.

, -5, f.

-5,

:— Pass,

,

which Jason

[v]

epith. of sheep.

(apyos, swift) the

,

head: a

A rgo or

($,

for

.

,

a watering

:

, ^

med.

and med. of

act.

med.

i

of a desire to please, complai-

inf.

,

in

:

6$,

,

bad sense, obsequiousness, flattery. Adv. pres. part, of agreeably. , ov, desirous to please, complaisant : in

',—

From

bad sense, obsequious, flattering. fut.

aor. I

:

€,

— (,(*, ):€($ — Med.,

((

'

ourselves

c.

gen.

their heart with blood II. c.

:

From

1

i

;

pvas aaos

quiesce.

Homer,

Lat. penitus.

Pass., aor.

pf.

aor,

make good, make it up, we make up among make amends : c. ace. pers.

to

this will

rei,

, €,

:

:

^ :

to

;

inf.

Ep.

fut.

Ep. part.

of anything, an arrow-

a watering-place.

inf.

1

3 sing. aor.

aor. 2

prosper.

7itterly,

the point

aor.

Ep.

up,

lifted

sting. 0,

€, (,

grateful

to water, Lat. irrigare.

f.

raised on high.

. . .,., , ^, () . 'ps.)

a-p6KTos, ov, poet, for appfKTos, undone.

—

sated Pass, to be contented, ac-

dat. pers.

to be

they

pleasing

please, flatter, TpuiTois Tivos to conform to his ways:

sailed to Colchis.

Adv. contr.

,

tify,

,—, , () . 2,

ship in

5,

full of martial

*()

to conciliate, propitiate,

rich in silver.

ov, (apyvpos) silver-white,

= apyv
ov,

oos,

)

rewarded.

(apyvpow) silver-plate. bought with

ov, (apyvpos,

silver.

',

2. silver-

with silver bow,

2.

(kps,

,

:

to be so

= pyvpoets.

(s,

€,

:

aos,

€08, ,

Homer.

is,(apyvpos,
to^reward with silver

, ,

)

6-5,

=

Ep. ov, ('ps, slain by Ares, i. e. slain in 3 sing.pf. pass, of war. 2. later generally = ''Apeios, martial. -ov, gen. ovos, better, stronger, , braver : it serves as Comp. of ayaOos. (On the deriv.,

sance

silver-floiv

^

^

,

dpy-vpos, white metal,

(apyvpos,

ov,

specially under

imperat. of

pos, novs) with silver feet. ov,

.)

came

Ion. for

levying money.

-05, ) -, -, -, ) (apyvpos,

c.

a, ov,

boldness.

see

to levy

country under contribution. a levying of money.

to lay a

€-5,

, (apyvpos) of

by

judicial court, called

capital crimes

:

jurisdiction.

apdOTCpos,

^Xos) silver-studded. a worker in sil-

(apyvpoXayos)

name

the same its

(apyvpos, (Jdos) like silver.

es,

ov, (apyvpos,

(^$)

ov,

of Ares, Mars' Hill, over on the west side.

hill

0,

Here was held the highest hence

or belonging to silver: as Subst. (sub. 7^), silver-ore. ov, o, (apyvpos, running in silver eddies, epith. of rivers, [t]

-65, -8,

,

Comp, 'ApuoTtpos,

:

= apiiojv.

"Apeios Trayos,

,

i5os,

threatening lan-

against the Acropolis at Athens

, Dim. , [t], fern,

a, ov. Ion.

warlike, martial, Lat. Mavortius a, ov,

wrought of

,

, () cursing,

to,

, —

gra-

:

impers.,

^pca^

pleased them to do so. verb. Adj. of pleasing, acceptable, approved. Adv. -reus. it

,

:

f.

€, ,

,

], (()

to befit or

proper, to thrive,

goodness, excellence, of any kind ; but in (from vir), manhood, prowess,

like Lat. virtus

valour: also manly beauty, dignity, etc. of the virtues of land, fountains, etc.

2. in

Prose,

3. excellence

:: ;

:

— workmanship,

in art or

,

goodness, virtue

, ,

:

—

skill.

also character

,

Ep. for

is

,—$.

,

f.

meet to be

of

med.

use, befit;

o(

subj.

^

c.

ap-q'yei it

ward off, to ward

^^^

,

also,

:

.

offfrom one, to avert the capture, as
'/.

, ,

uvos,

a helper, aid.

(^$,

ov,

-€5, , 5, , -5,

ov,

(8,

)

or in war.

ov. Ion. for "Apeios.

-5,

, ,

,

also

€., €$, , 3.

an Ion.

act.

form of

, ,

-5,

(from

distressed,

ov,

Ares

rei,

, {-^)

dear

to

Dor. for

med. of

€€$,

:

-5, -5, -|5, 05, .

of mountains

pf. act.

pf. part. pass,

"APHS,

gen. ''Apeos or

:

dat. "Apec, Att.

plqpf.

and

and

:

,

much known.

-$.

:

to

count out.

2. to

(never

"Apu, poet.

:

Adv.

-,

Ares, Lat. Mars, son of Jupiter and Juno, the god of war and destruction, the spirit of strife, plague, famine. Hence often used to denote war, slaughter, murder, etc. (Akin to as the Lat. Mars to was. From the same Root come the first notion of goodness being that o( manhood, bravery in war: cf.

,

,(, , , -,

aor.

,

,

of or for numbering or rec-

:

~ ), (sc.

rjpos,

05.

:

fem.

hence a

:

properly

,

,

easily

,

numbered, few in number

.

number, a number, Lat. numerus.

amount,

size, etc.; irokvs

ber, as a

mark to

of worth, rank, etc. sit

in

rank among

;

('

men

Aeol. for

esse in nttmero, to be in no acmere number, quantity, opp. to quality or worth ; a mere set of words so of not a mere lot, like Horace's men, II. a mwibering, counting nos numerus sumus. to hold a muster of 2. numeration. the army. ;

3

,

ov, old

''.

, ov, joined, united:

,,

as Subst.

of

a-pls,

at peace with another

a bond, league : friendship. TO, a Joint, esp. the socket of the joint : in plur. the limbs ; often joined with some other word, as the ankles ;

the mouth.

to

f.

utter distinctly

:

c«,

Median.

for

very stately or showy,

—

ov,

fasten by joints

:

Hence

to articulate,

also to nerve, strengthen.

(TSos) well-jointed.

(~,

very remarkable

:

very

plain or manifest.

peaceful relations, concord.

,

the eyes;

word

(-,

very splendid.

pi. aor. 1 pass,

to be joined together.

f.

—

-, =

«s,

of

€kv

;

4.

Ion. for aparas.

cipdeis, aor. i pass. part,

2.

num-

3.

fivai, like Lat. nullo

count.

"Apios,

[a]

priest, priestess,

arithmetic.

arithmetically.

, €, () ,-,. )', , . -5,. ) , €, , {) , , -, (, ) , () , () -5, (,) ) -5, , , $ () , , , , .(() -, (,

Lat. virtus.)

pass. inf.

I

not counted, held of no account, Lat. nullo in mwiero habitus.

:

voc. "Apis: Ion. and Ep. de-

reckon, count.

a number. a counting or reckoning up.

koning, skilled therein

") ",

number, count, reckon

,

fcus, 17,

c.

ace.

pi.

3

to

Ep. for

clension

one thai prays

very

6$.

f.

aros,

of

of

"^

Ep. form of

Adv.

4, , ()

=

€,.

pass,

, ov,

cotispicuous or manifest.

of

\%'", . , contr.

manifest,

:

of

pf. pass. part,

much weep-

ov, (apt-, much shewn hence famous : Homer also uses it as a Sup., dptSetKfTos most renowned of men.

an

(Ous, II. help, succour. help against a thing, meatis of averting it.

pf.

)

-8, -€6$,

. 08, . , , . ($, , " "

gen.

) $.

gen. vos, (api-,

V,

Dor. for Dor. for

to pray,

harassed,

(Origin uncertain.)

apiyvorros.

also os,

ov, easy to be known, bad sense, notorious, infamous.

in

:

:

ov, very enviable.

).

prob. for

infin.,

$, , , = , ,

ing, very tearful.

up

Ares.

compd.

its

strengthening the of same root with

. , . , , , . -, () $, slain by

(, \$)

ov,

notion conveyed by

$,

ov, also

(-$.

ov. Ion. for

, $. -5, -5,

insep. Prefix, like kpi-,

ov, very clear or conspicuous, far-seen,

Ooos) swift as Ares, swift in

war.

1"-,

well-known

II. c. ace. rei, to

silent.

prevent, ap-qyeiv

, -5,

virtue, reputa-

succour in war,

to help, aid,

2. absol. to be

dat.

aor. 2

aprj, 2 sing.

for

'$.)

.

(For deriv. see Ion. and Horn, for

tion, merit.

101

moral sense,

in

II.

victorious in the

ov,

contest.

best-ruling.

ov,

ov,

f.

;

(-,

-

rich in grapes.

syncop.

pf.

I

pi.

—

to take syncop. inf. the morning meal, Lat. prandere : generally, to ta^e any meal, cf. the feats of the hero thai dpiarcia, 77, :

:

::

—

103 won

meed of valour

the

( (),

. {()

^.

any great, manifest books of the Iliad were so plainly. which the deeds of some one hero are dedpKcios,

clearly

($,

Adv.

visible.

, 5 , ', , , (€ ^ ^ $ , . )5, . , () €, ) , ,

heroic

Single

action.

called, in

Book

scribed, e. g.

, €08, , ,

5

is

always in piur., of the bravest, meed of valoiir.

the prize

,

(apiaros) the best

-

man

:

in

Homer

mostly in plur. apiarrjes, Lat. optimates, the noblest chiefs, princes.

sing. Ion. impf.

—3 :

(apiaTos)

€(€

was

he

:

be the best or bravest

to

the best of the

thing

to be best in a

;

f.

-.

-

;

Trojans

f.

:— Lat.

to

help, aid, service.

:

aor. to

only, to assist, aid.

I

—

-

— keep

pf. pass,

:

ward

off: c. dat. II. to be qf use, avail, be strong also c. dat. to suffice, satisfy:

:

off,

-^.)

now

give one breakfast:

Adv. -tws.

pres. part. neut. of

enough, mostly c. inf. absol. to be enough, be strong enough. 2. impers., it is enough for me, I am well content; apKiLv it seems enough, seems good. III. Pass, to be satisfied, contented with a thing. (The Root is the same as that of apKios, a, ov, also os, ov, safe, sure; ;

apKios

is

it

safe that

we

perish

a sure reward.

II.

sufficient.

contr, for

dpKTCios, a, ov,

to breakfast.

-, 05,

of a bear. Adv. pres. part, it is enough.

sufficient.

Ion. for

enough,

,

() ( ARCEO,

605, , ,

or be saved

Ion. for

Med.

dp/fccy,

;

c. inf.,

he was best at fighting, f.

of

iws,

'

€),

($,

$.

ap/tTeios,

€05, enough; 65, , () Att. contr.

on the left ; towards the left; e£ on the left, 2. (with or without the left hand. 3. metaph. boding ill, ominous, because to a Greek augur, looking northward, the unlucky signs came /row the left. 4. of men, left-handed, clumsy, like French gauche. (Deriv. uncertain.) left,

=

a, ov,

very

($)

verb.

Adj.

of a bear.

of

one must be(from one must govern. 2. in merit. pass, sense, one must be ruled, i. e. one must obey. the rule of the , "APKTOS, 6 and , a bear. 2. "ApKTOs, the best-born or nobles, an aristocracy. Hence great bear or Charles' wain, elsewhere hence aristocratical. the north pole, or generally, the North. ews, 6, , best of 'ApKT-otipos, o, (apKTOs, ovpos) Arcturus or Bearprophets. guard, a bright star close behind the Bear, also called fighting best. Bootes. II. the time of his rising, the middle of morning meal, breakfast, taken September. at sunrise later, the midday meal, the Roman pranaKos, 6, (apKTos, = dium. pos, Arctophylax, the bear-keeper.

Adv. (apiCTos) according

to

rank or gin.

II.

(5, ()

,

-5, , (5, $) -5,,, (5, ) ",

:

,

-, ) (, $ -, , (, ) -, -, )) 8, -5, $- , $ $, ) $ €, , () ) -, :

-voos,

ov,

voos)

of the best dis-

position.

breakfast

— Med. ,

ov,

best

excellent :

:

easiest to

its

best,

i.

e.

kind, used

neut.

cheat

:

—

(On

Dor.

,

-,/ -, -, -,

Tvos, b,

,

best children.

deriv., see

) )

(dpi-,

treacherous.

4s,

,

or

,

ov, or os, ov,

(~,

rounded with nets;

the toils

i.

e.

most

a

net, i.

hunter's net,

e. perils,

of the

most excel-

'.$.)

)

(5, $)

very slippery or

easily

known, very

sur-

death amid a net or place beset with

(apKvs, ovpos) a watcher of nets. utos, to, (same Root as a chariot, war-chariot, car. 2. chariot and horses,

yoked chariot

$,

:

,

, , €, -, $,

also the horses.

sustenance allotted, food.

,

(, women

an eastern carriage

and children. /" or belonging to a chariot: , ov, of music, whether of a mournful or martial cast. f. to drive a chariot, go therein.

€05,

esp.

bearing the

,

nets.

($,

-05, , ,,

the

bearing the best

:

a line of

(apfevs,

nets.

with the with a cover, a contest won by the

6,

stoutest hand.

es,

c.

Horn.,

($, (() , ($,

eipos,

hand;

:

poet. fem. of

-TOKos, ov,

children.

,

the toils,

,

Sup. to

;

In Att. best,

as Adv., best,

pi.

as

bravest or noblest

contr. with article,

Att.,

best

in

best to fight

lently

apKves

to get one's breakfast.

inf.,

best,

Att. apKvs, vos,

prepare sword. things prepared for

of persons,

:

;

to

f.

breakfast;

ayaeos

APKT2,

Lat. cassis

esp. for

() , () , ,, (,

)

chariot-driving.

f.

ov,

chariots, charioteer.

to drive

From

a chariot. From a driver of

:

:

) -, ) , -, ^) : , •$, -, , ) , , $, ) -, () 5, () , $ , ,.) . , . , , , , ,) , , . ', . , . , ,. .), ., , , -, , () (, , (,

rattling with

,.

chariots.

,

making chariots;

wheehvright, chariot-tnaker. f. to keep cha-

riot horses, esp, for racing.

,

(, Hence

but also aor, med. to deny: opp. to decline

, . Dim.

rigging of a ship

any

:

(From same Root

tools or implements, like

as

6$,

€5, , ,, . ,

hence

, (p6)tting

aor. I pf.

:

($,

:

—

— Med. prepare, make marriage — Med.

esp. oi joiner's

together

pf.

work

:

:

f.

:

Pass., aor. I

:

—

T77S,

ace. apvas

:

young lamb, lambkin. nom. *aps,

gen. of an obsol.

dat. apvi, ace.

:

dat.

for

:

oneself,

also

:

and impf.,

to receive for oneself,

gain,

earn, carry off as a prize.

Dor. for Ep. aor. 2 med. of

put

-,

of marriage,

2.

;

(Ep. ap-

—a lamb, Lat. agnus, agna

lengthd. form of

together, join,

to fit

to join

ready.

to

:

ToC,

defect. Dep., used only in pres.

Dor.

:

denial.

oi apvos, a

a sheep.

together

well-fitting, agreeable.

Att.

a tumbler: also a diver.

the nom. in use being du. apve ; pi. apv(s, gen.

(),

aor. 2 pass. part, of

also as,

'APNO'5,

— opp. to dnuv,

to refuse: absol. to say no, refuse to do.

ecws,

,—

:

(apvos) to frisk like a lamb, tumble. ov, to be denied.

,

the

pass,

i

Dep.

fipos, b,

(,

-, ,

the tackle or

feasting on sheep.

aor.

:

, (^)

f.

course of a chariot, wheel-track.

,

(apvos,

i

c. inf. to

:

a keeping of chariot horses.

Ion.

103

fut.

(,

6,

— '0'2. €-9, ,, 'APNE'OMAI,

aor.

of

fut.

imperat. of

I

{) () ()

ov, arable, fruitful : metaph. fit marry, take to wife Pass, to be married to. 3. to bind fast. 4. for engendering childien. apoais, (s, , a ploughing, tillage. II. intrans. to to set in order, arrange, govern. II. arable land, corn-land, Lat. arvum. III. impers., fit, fit well: to be adapted, fit for. ijpos, 0, a ploughman, husbandman ; it is fitting, Lat. decet, c. inf. aiyav nv a steer for ploughing. II. metaph. (Properly fiods Adv., = just, newly, lately. a father. an old dat. of

to give in

—

to

;

('^) to join together. a fitting together: a joint. II. III. an ordia union between persons, covenant. IV. as a term in nance, decree; hence fate. music, harmony, concord. 2. in Rhet. the intonation of the voice. 3. generally, harmony, agreeyvvaiKcuv ment, etc. ; woman's perverse temper.

,

,5 . . , ,

() ,) , () , () ,

,

the theory

05, , (a

made by

for

tearing

dpOTOS,

'

music

arcs,

, = sq.

dpoTpaios,

, ()

plough.

,

in

use,

dual apve, plur.

apv(s, etc.; v. sub apvos. iSos,

,

h'lavKos)

(apvos) a sheep^s skin.

,

of

.

[],

a ploxtgh, Lat. aralrnm. labouring at

,

med. of

fut.

()

who

one

'\$.

f.

q. v.

of tillage,

to

like a runner in the

-Trovos, ov^

the

Att. for

the crop, fruit

Hence

,

6,

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 the governor of a dependent colony.

,

dpva, ace. with no nom.

2.

the season

of corn-land.

, == —

and fro,

to

plough.

, ,

II.

plough. ov, 6, of ov for the plough. f. to plough. [\, = f.

:

joined work.

poet., also

afield.

a, ov,

cws,

the

:

ploughing, husbandry;

seed-time.

a

rjpos,

\$

of the field :

ploughs

the stones.

tillage,

to live by husbandry.

() , . , , $, -$, (, , , -€, ,(,(,:))

skilled in

Dor. for

commander.

()

6,

of music. a joining, a joint; a joint or opening in the tomb

away

,=

a ploughman; labourers of the Muses, i. e. poets.

17^0;,

f.

,

to

draw

but

(]

arable land, seed-land,

tilled or

corn-land, Lat. arvum: also generally, soil, land; metaph. of a woman as iraTpis father-ZawJ;

5, 5 , -5, ,

giving birth

apveios, a, ov, (apvos) of a lamb or sheep ; apveios slaughtered sheep. dpvcios, 0, (apvos) a young ram : but as Adj., ap- f.eld. vtids ois a male sheep.

,

a.

—

Hence

to children. ov,

. f.

.

belonging

field-mouse. Dim. of ov,

6,

to

(,

poet,

corn-land, rustic;

rrovos)

:

working

aor

i

$

in the

:

pf

:

104 :~V^ss., aor.

plough,

, , (),

:—

pf.

:

Lat. arare.

till,

Hrjnovs.

II. to

, () , () Ep. for

,

3

pi. pres.

of

fo beget

,

^.

.

III. rapacity.

a hook for drawing a rake, Lat. harpago.

2.

$, ,

05, , ()

that which

is

plunder.

aor.

:

aor.

fut.

Att.

Att.

i^

:

OT

I

or

aor. 2

—

to

f.

,

the

procession

carry the peplos

with

al,

peplos

the

other holy things of Pallas in the Scirophoria. ov, (a privat.,

)

ap-pijos, ov, (a privat.,

( privat.,

,,

ap-pts, ivos, out smell.

^)

plunder.

Hence

—

08, ,, , () a robber.

6,

not rooted.

pU) without nose, with-

,

f.

rapax.

l\.

derer.

()

seized in haste.

Adv.

)

grasping,

,

as Subst.

a robber, plun-

robbery, rapine.

--,

a bird of prey, a kind of sickle : a scimitar.

V,

--,

II.

al,

()

the snatchers,

',',

-5,

ov, (a privat.,

suture.

)

:

unfinished.

appevLKos,

, , ()

-, -8,

children.

2.

ov,

masculine.

: 3, -8,

(a privat.,

masculine, male.

"APPHN, , ,

appev,

irais)

of male

,

unbroken, not to

untiritig.

Adv.

:

fierce, savage.

ov, (a privat., Lat. tndictus : not divulged, untaught. be told, secret, mysterious;

unsaid,

not to tc things

II.

or sickly.

weakness,

sickness,

ill

health.

(a

ov,

weak, sickly

privat.,

hence languid, remiss.

act.

and med. of

€, €08, , ?/(, ,= Ep. for

. )

3 sing. aor. appeviKOs.

€-5, (, "APSHN, 5, (), , , -, ov,

unnatural

,

offences.

and Att.

Ion.

€»/,

ov,

aor.

:

i

of

i

one guilty of

. ,

for later

fitting, agreeing, friendly.

,

5, -,

ill

inability to serve

-8,

gen.

(, ,

()

contr.

for

lifting the feet.

($

Ion. for

,

fut.

nus +

a

[],

tip,

From

,

that by which something

is

a rope, halter.

I

:

f.

:

pf.

:

II.

pf.

Ion.

(same Root as thing upon another upon, e/i Tivos: hence

aliquo.

medim-

i

a butcher, cook.

Ion.

aor.

^

to cut in pieces, cut up.

"APTA^MO^, ,

hung

of

Persian measure, artaba, 2 choenices.

:

ov, also

weak

sickness.

health;

-tcus.

gen. (vos old Att dpIon. -.—male, opp. to eijXvs hence masculine, manly, strong : as Subst. , the male.

(),

a

,

f.

woimded : metaph.

ts,

5, ,

to be

€$, raising or lifting. II. in prosody, the rise of the voice on the first syllable, arsis, ictus, opp. to the letting it sink.

masculine- looking,

ov, (a privat.,

be broken or

ov,

, ,

with a boy.

e.

unsewed, without

(, (, )

appevo-irais, vaihos,

($)

f.

)$ ) , . , , ,() -) .:). , )

ap-p€KTOs, poet. a-pcKTOS, undotie

i.

pvTis) unwrinkled. (a privat., without cleft,

ap
fal-

whirlwinds. In later mythology they appear as winged monsters who snatched away food from table. wvos, , earnest-money, cantionmoney : a pledge, earnest, Lat. arrhabo, arrha.

seam or

unbroken.

from

also a bow-strino".

con.

[t]

)

ov, (a privat.,

, ,

wyos,

upon, receive. robbing, rapacious, Lat.

a rope, cord, for snaring the twist or thread of which cloth is made

:

-,

eagerly.

-e'cws,

i),

game

a basket,

without rhythm or proportion : in undue measure, unsuitable, not fitting. Adv. out of time.

to catch at, seize

^, , ()

2.

^

,

Att.

ov, (a privat.,

Hence

,,

ayes,

-5, -,

Fern,

apiraXtos, ov, and os, ov, greedy: also attractive, pleasatit.

Hence

"APPIXOS, ,

(-

not shivering from

, , ', -5, , ^, () , , , ()€€ , ,() ) , ,. , II.

to

in

Athens, two maid-

at

and

the peplos

cold or fear.

:

shamedicenda

Pallas.

who carried

ens

[]

Lat.

Hence

-, (, ()

seized,

:— Pass.,

pf.

3.

spoken;

honour of

or to ravish away, to carry Lat. raptimferre. °f> "^ part., 2. to grasp hastily, snatch up : also to grasp with the mind, apprehend. 3. to seize and overpower. :

be

tacenda.

anything that

2.

things most horrible.

, to

of Pallas.

up a

, , ^ /. ,

',,

robbery.

' , ', , ()

may be published and must not be told. 2. that cannot^ be told, horrible, shocking, Lat. nefandus\

) - -5,

booty, plunder.

is seized,

:

.

—

that

ful

seizure, robbery, rape.

the thing seized, booty, plunder.

bucket.

ds

sow,

metaph. of the husband,

2.

Pass, of the child, to be begotten.

pf.

—

'

—

:

3 to fasten

Pass, to be

:

pi.

—

Pass., :

hang one hung tipon, hang to,

depend upon, Lat. pendere ab Pass, to befitted, prepared, ynade ready. to

^. -, -, -, ,-$. . , {) ) -5, -(5, ) $, :

€, .

, €,

pf. pass,

4

or

Ion. for

of

(aprios) safe

f's,

(, 3

1•

Hence

and sound.

", safety, soundness.

—

ov,

— of

cheese, jusi

newly gotten, epith. of money.

Ep. for

,

"APTEMIS,

)

just put together, just made: coagulated, Lat. recens coactus.

105

,

gen. ihos, ace. iv or gen. nooos, {apTios, irovs) ^, Artemis, ,, Diana, goddess of the chase, daughter of sound or swift offoot, opp. to II. coming Zeus and Leto, sister of Apollo. In Homer women just in time. a preparing, adorning. who die suddenly and without pain are said to be (5, , ov, just dug. slain by her /SeAca, as men by those of Apollo. ov, speaking readily. Hence -TOKOs, ov, just born. a temple of Artemis. 2. ov, act. having just given , a Spartan month, answering to part paroxyt. birth. of Att. Elaphebolion. is, just become viovos, , the foresail; or top-sail, sible. suppdrum. ov, gen. ovos, sound of Ion. for that which hangs down, a mind, intelligent. is, and ov, just hanging orna?nent, pendant. born, just made. the windpipe or trachea. just yawning or : is, Adv. jiist, exactly : just now, even straightway, forthwith : but also of something just opening. contr. with the past, opp. to II. in compos, it mostly down just growing. denotes what has just happened. ov, just smeared over, (aprios) to play at odd and even, f. ready spread. Lat. par impar ludere. W. to count. Adv. o( apTios, like just, exactly. Adv. (apTios) an even number of times.

the

Roman

,

/

{, {, {, €()

€5, ,

-, {, ) -, {$, ) -, {, ) -, {, () -, , $ $)

€,

() €, , () ", , (()

. . ^, ,

,

, ,

, -5,

-5,

) -5, -, ') -8, -, -, ) ) -€5, (, {, '^$) ov,

apTi-yiveios, ov,

just married.

{, yevdov)

with the beard just

groiving.

ov,just born.

-5, €€, ,

weep.

just weeping, ready to

just stript

-, {, ) , {, \€) , -5, -, ) -5, {, {, )

-€5,

,

ing close

)

-5, , {, -5, {,{, \() 6,

or leaves.

i'/)

^

purpose;

-,

able.

numbers,

2.

just born.

(

kind, exactly fitted ;

complete, perfect of to speak to the

thought things fitting or agreeII. of

active, quick, ready, c. inf.

evett,

opp. to is,

($,

{,

it

is

{apTos,

a bread-

commonly

in

odd.

Trayrjvai aor. 2 pass, of v-fjy-

to eat

wheaten

to eat barley-bread.

, («, '() -5,, {) {) From

bread-eater.

seasoning, spice.

, ] ^ , /.) , €8, . .

magistrate at Argos and

apTiJvas, , Epidaurus, like aor.

[]

:

I

Ep.

fut.

[],

:

having just learnt.

is,

dpTios, a, ov, its

;

speaking readily.

-, {, {, () ) ov,

means bread

,

of time, opportunely. just having got hair

oipTt-X6x€vrros, ov,

$,

shop.

to eat bread.

close-glued, cling-

meiaph. fitti/ig well together

II.

in the nick

, , . it

f.

just blooming.

to.

(Is

a dealer in

a loaf, esp. of wheat, for barley-bread

6,

when

:

bread, opp. to

just dead.

ov,

as

plur.

{apTios) to get ready, perform.

is,

s

fem. of

-, oi , ()

is

newly-married husbands.

is,

Hence a baker

making bread:

ioa)

ov, 6, {apTos,

-5, 5, ,

"APT02,

{apTios, tnos) ready of speech, glib. a late union;

f.

)

{apTos,

zvoman.

off.

pecul. fem. of

is,

,

-, ,

bread: baker.

just taught.

)

ov,

-5,

Subst. a baker.

jiewly carved.

is,

fs,

working at bread, apTO-KOiros, ov, {apTos, baking bread : as Subst. a baker. ov, {apTos, kayvvos) with bread and bottle in it, epith. of a wallet.

-05, ,

ov, new-born.

{, (, , {, {,

),

$,

just steeped.

€S,

{, {, »)

pass.

aor.

:

I

(same Root as contrive : in bad

pvi'.

— also

make

to

sense, to scheme,

prepare, make

ready.

t',

I

fut.

:

To arrange, manage, hence a trick

v(iv, Lat. insidias struere, to contrive rally,

:

pajs.

pf.

:

aor.

{)

ready

— Med.

I

gene-

a pail for drawing water,

bucket, larger than the aor.

:

to prepare,

med.

part, of

.

, .. , 8, ,, \5. ', , , $ , ', :^ , :.• —

106

(

Ion.

,

Dim. of

,

rjpos,

ladle, cap.

ov,

to

() {)

Att.

ladle:

never at

to

, {) -5, , ,

NdKov

the Nile

:

— metaph.

gain.

-68,,

(6$,

6,

ayyeXos) an archangel,

6v,

quated.

{$,

ov,

old-fashioned,

yovrj) of ancient race.

-5, (, \•) -.6---5, .{5, (8, ", $,

one who writes

ov,

ancient history.

, -\5,

ov,

kparos)

dear old

songs from Phrynichus' Phoenissae. (sub. properly neut. of apXaios, the original sum, the principal, Lat. sors.

^), , {$, \$) {$,

) {

apxaio-TTpemfis,

ov,

fs,

rich

from

distinguished

of old, time-honoured. dpxaios, a, ov, i) from the beginning, ancient: in good sense, time-honoured ; but in bad sense, like

-,

antiquated,

ancient, former.

ov,

gone by:

also simple, silly.

{$,

rponos) old-fashioned.

{, €(;, ,

,

,

, , style.

from

lence or superiority. Ion.

an

election

bold the Comitia

5,

insep. Prefix

2.

{):

, ,

ov,

:

ov, Att.

ov,

,

.

-,

prince.

II.

$)

beginner of

.

,

throne.

model.

T(5,

--^/^,

-5, f

'^''"*"»

yiviadai) causing the first

:

'70'
ov,

^0

a leader or ruler; and

^ake a

fem.

:

Dor.

:

leader

to be

f.

f•

From

€5, {, ^) begifining.

idos,

but dat.

a a

:

the founder of a city or family.

11,

-, ,. {, ^)-

first leader, prince, chief.

-05.

Dor. beginning, originating. as Subst. like 7tTi7s, a leader, founder, Lat, auctor ; a first father. 2. a prince, chief. Adv, from the beginning.

, ,

,

,

Adv,,

'-,

{)^.

TO, Ion, for

, , , {(($) . from

insep. Prefix

. Dim.

605, ,

of

€3,

(, :

whence

-€,

Ion,

ace. pi.

^-.

, $ () a

Chief Priest.

like

little ofi^ce.

belonging

nom,

:

{,

-, ) ', , $. ,

{-, {-,

to the

(;

also

tep6i;s)

a

the chief priest-

ruling the

sea.

-',

to be

f.

,

From

{-, ($) the chief of a

-, ,$,{)

-, ) -8, -5,

ill.

{€-,

$

($, {)

as Adj.,

lot.

or sacred embassy.

{€-, ttXovtos) enjoying ancient

Dor. for

{, ,

hood.

with idea of excel-

€-€5,

wealth.

is,

also to

2. in anti-

leading the people, a chief contr. dpxc-Xds. £p. inf. of

€-75,

2.

;

—

ov,

anciently.

, —

{ۥ,

:

by

election,

•-€8,

chief priest, high priest.

properly neut. of an Adj. apxuos, a, ov: a public building, such as a town-hall, senate-house, residence of the chief magistrates, Lat, Curia.

€-8, €-5,

,

omnino non.

over Asia also an empire. 2 in Att. prose, a magistracy, oce in the government they were mostly obtained in two ways,

of ma-

Hence

to

f.

canvass for election. Adv. of

€-,

Lat.

a'las power

apx-i€p€vs,

ai'pecis)

gistrates, Lat. Comitia.

quated

all, like

beginning of a thing.

From

!, -€,

not at

all,

TTJs

by

anti-

to discuss antiquities or things

f.

olden time.

,

a beginning, first cause, origin ; in the beginning, at first ; e^ from the first; absol., atfirst; not atfirst, i.e. ^

fit to drink.

lead.

leading the chorus

:

HAUR-IRE,

out of date.

command,

ov, {apxe-,

or dance.

cf.

vessel/or taking up liquids,

draw for oneself: c. gen., to draw from the waters of

to win,

)

to

f.

[]: aor. a first principle, element. [] f. 3. in plur., = cf. [] or firstlings. 4. the corner of a sheet. II. supreme draw water for another: Med. power, sovereignty, dominion. Aids c. gen. rei,

Pass., aor.

Lat.

small ladle.

,=

5,

—

€-5,, {)

,=

rjpos,

:.

apxeras

apxiKos,

(/)€-, rvttoi) an archetype, pattern,

a chief of robbers. royal.

2. fit

for rule:

skilled in governtnent.

,

, a chief pilot. a chief comedian. , a chief cupbearer. apxt-7r€tparr)S, ov, , a chief of pirates. ,

-,

. €€, , gen, evos,

,

shepherd.

-5, apx-ipevs,

a leader, a princely

,

,

0,

Ion, for

,

{-,

a synagogue.

-,

tect

:

f.

to be

{-,

)

^^)

the ruler

of

a chief builder or archi-

to construct, contrive, Lat, struere.

evos, 0,

a chief

From

a master-builder, director of

. , , , ', . -8, -5, ) ) , , ^ ^ ^ , €, : ': : .€ ^ ^ , , , , € , $ —

:

—

,

works, architect, engineer: generally, an author, con-

-€5,

a bathi?ig-tub.

ov,

,

a chief collector of taxes, chief

publican.

,

of a banquet or

the president

on

triclinium, so called because the guests reclined

:

Med.

in

pf.

aor,

—

I

pf.

:

:

fut.

:

— more

:

to begin

c.

:

I

aor. I

I

,

with

make or

inf.

€ ^,

begin from or with; Jove, Lat. a fove pri?icipitim.

€$

dat. pers.,

for

a

banquet to the gods

sense, like

:

3. c. gen. rei

— Med.

—

et

also in a religious

4. c.

begin a

€

ace,

—

begin! of Place and Station, mostly c. gen, to rule, be leader of: more rarely c. dat., c. ace. cognato, apto hold an office, 2. Pass, to be ruled or governed : oi subjects. ovTos, 6, (properly part, of a ruler, to

imperat.,

at first.

II,

€

:

,

—

magistrates at

2,

thetis,

oi

) ",

,.

nine in number, the

called emphatically 6

or

BaciKevs, the third

: , -, , {), €, . **1,

, (^^) help, 6,

{^6$,

$)

II.

as Subst.

apojyr}

helper

,

c.

,

TO,

,

of

Dor. for

^,

!.

,

as. Dor. gen. for ^s, from 6s, I

-,

inf.

-5, -€\•8,

^,

-€5,

,

)

6.

till,

,

until.

)

.

^$)

,

,

ov, also

not

less.

II. as Subst.,

unslaked lime. the action of fire,

, ^^, {($)

, , ,

€, for

(8 ), (sub.

rarely b, also

3 sing. aor.

,

(a

fut. inf.

-•€pos,

)

privat,,

profane.

,

of

profanely or impi-

Hence

an impious

aros, r6,

soot.

17,

to hurt.

to act

ously, sin against the gods.

is,

of

I

,

resists

impiety, profaneness.

{€$)

f,

, ,

un-

cease-

endless,

:

mineral which

2. asbestus, a

"ASBOAOS, ,

($)

ov, (a privat.,

quenched

be

to

a sin. ungodly, unholy,

act,

)

to satiate,

[a]

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

, ,

ov, (a privat,,

(<. -€5, to

:

-$,

:

not lighted.

pass,

pf.

) ^)

{^-

:

behave licentiously.

,

-€s,

Adv.

)'^

( privat.,

ov, f.

is,

(^) (

licentiousness. licentious, brutal.

privat,,

extravagantly.

-€vos,

= (, 6€, -€5,

ov, (a privat.,

)

without moon.

to act impiously.

From

, , , .. . , , )) , -8, ov, (a privat.,

unholy.

,

med,

Dor. for

aor. I inf. of to hurt. of ), to satiate. contr. for auoai, aor. i inf. of aor. I opt. of axu, to satiate. o-aaKTOs, ov, (a privat., not trodden down. ov, (a privat., not having been at Salamis, no true seatYian. [/] ov,(a privat., unshaken, calm. I plur. aor. 2 of to sleep.

contr. for

aor.

loathing or nausea, to be disgusted or

2 pi. fut.

as, as or as, Aeol. and Dor. for ews,

-

and med,

pass,

quenched,

-,

— Pass,

to surfeit, cloy, satiate

I

vexed at a thing.

of 7775)

an advocate before a tribunal, any seasoning, spice. corn-land, Lat. arvum. Ep. for contr, from pres.

helper, defender,

"APilMA,

, , -,

;

helping, aiding, propitious;

gen. useful in a thing.

8,

being

.

sailors.

inf.

first

succour, protection

help against disease.

, -$, , (^)

the chief

the

remaining six 01 a form assumed as the Root of but [d], of [], fut, o{

{)

to feel

" " €5, , ^.

captain, chief, king.

the second

—

to satiate.

($)

with aor,

from

make preparations

,From

med, inf. of

is, (a privat., indistinct, dim,faint, uncertain, obscure. Adv, -
2.

begin

to

to

with the limbs. shew him the way:

$,

Aios

to

sacrifice

part.

-s,

,

without flesh, lean. 3 sing. aor. i med. of

indistinctness.

f.

the soul begins to sink.

to

without sandals. not to be flattered,

to hurt.

to begin to build;

part.,

'')

contr. for

aor.

gen. to

:

for

harsh, morose.

aor.

Pass., fut.

I. of Time, a beginning of a thing,

( priv,, ( privat.,

ov,

ov,

a-ffapKOs, ov, (a privat,,

couches placed along three sides of the table. dpxos, (5, a leader, chief, comtnander. From f.

-5,

,

(Deriv, uncertain.)

'Aadvaios, Lacon,

triver.

"APXfl, commonly

107

77,

not to be reverenced,

to satiate.

Att.

fut.

{, to satiate) surfeit, loathing, disgust.

2,

generally, anguish, distress.

aor, I pass, subj,

ov,

untended.

-5,

( privat.,

II.

obscure.

inf.

of

without leader,

unsealed, untnarked. without sign or mark;

ov, (a privat.,

uncoined gold II. of sacrifices, ;

out device.

and

III.

2.

arms withgiving no sign,

unseen, unheard: of of persons and places, un-

indistinct,

sounds, inarticulate. known, obscure, ignoble.

etc.,

—

.

108

-,, ,(€$) «€, , (, , , (€$) -, ( , (() $) gen. ovos, -

, -, , , , , ) want of

sickliness.

a

2.

—

to be

weak, feeble,

an

privat.,

is,

weak

feeble, sickly.

:

weaker

the

ficant

:

2.

sort,

sickly.

£,

'-,() {', toil.

II.

,

highest religious

. -,

, -8,

--,

)

from harm. Hence Adv. innocently

-5,

Homer

a, ov,

,

Sup.

:

slimy, miry. slime, mud.

.

', , ,, ()

to go without food, to fast. jvant offood, fasting. From ov, (a privat., without eating, fasting.

-5, ,

,

or

tmhoed, undug. 6, a mean bed. II. a bier. and Adv. of wifhout winking, without unchanged look.

-,

ov, (a privat.,

blinking, with steady impudent look.

II.

of time,

-€5,

(a

t's,

withered.

euphon.,

neut. aoKiXis, as Adv., also Afojs, obstinately, stubbornly. 2.

-€5, -€75,

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

inconsiderate

:

—Adv. ~$,

() fut.

es, =^

inconsiderately.

2'1,

work

f.

.

. ,

:

pf.

c.

pass,

adorn

:

:

also,

(( ^ II.

to

2.

in Att.

and prose, to practise, exercise, Lat. exercere said ; either of the person, as, to exercise the body ; or of the thing, as, to practise

an

art.

2. c. inf.,

I prac-

:

^

—

, ()

to be flayed alive.

the second day of the rural on which they danced upon wine-skins.

Dionysia,

Hence

f.

,

dance as at the Ascolia.

() to

$, ,

the leather padding of the hole which served for the row-lock, put there to make the oar work easily.

, ()

65, ,

of

,

ov, as

(,

,

€$,

if for

ivell-pleased,

:

it

be of

it

glad : often

Adv.

-5,

perf.

-$, gladly,

me

well-pleased,

readily.

contr. for

fut.

ov, (a privat.,

of

twister

pass. part,

in dat.,

((, -^

would be to

— Conip.

:

)

a song, lay.

of song.

pos.

gen.

in

a

)

one alive;

to flay

I

II,

From

Aescidapius,

famous as

), , '2', )

jmfurnished : re

curiously, fashion, dress out, to honour a divinity, Lat. colere.

Lat.

ov, (a privat., not seeing: imiinregardful of, tivOs. II. pass, unseen. 2. not to be seen, obsa/re : incredible. A2KO'5, , a leathern bag, a wineskin. 2. generally, an animal's hide: proverb., :

€) ^, . -.(: )

€$.

ov, (a privat.,

unfurnished with

up,

unhewn. o{

unconsidered, unobserved.

-€5, -€8,

-

dried

without a

physician Coronis, tutelary god of

and

-,

prudent

not

in a twinklinor.

ivithout shade.

the temple of Aesculapius.

son of Apollo medicine.

a kind cf lizard.

ov, (a privat.,

))

a Thessalian prince,

f.

-5,

2.

acquired by practice,

privat.,

Asclepios,

6,

, ) , ';, ) , , -€ $, , -5, ) -, ) () A2I2, ($,

daios,

, (

later,

(a privat., of persons, unhurt, unharmed: of things, imdamaged. U. act. not harming, doing no harm : innocent. 2. protecting es,

curiously wrought.

a, ov, (a privat.,

''•6, ,

ytvos) of Asiatic descent. not of iron. 2.

Hence

athletic.

:

3. to be

[]

staff.

athlete.

industrious

ovos, 0,

the lyre as improved by

without sword.

,

exercised in a thing. as opp. to

), '--, (,$) -8, ov, (a privat.,

an

:

08, , ,,()

5, , () fem. Adj. Asiatic: es,

of to be practised. one ivho practises any art

or trade, opp. to

breafh, breathing.

province of Asia.

(with or without Cepion of Lesbos.

a trade, pro-

II.

ov, verb. Adj.

ov, 6,

hard, gasp for brea'h. an Asiarch, the under the Romans in the

official

tents.

€5, , () (,

to breathe

ov, 6,

without

Tivos practice of or in a thing.

to weaken. weakly, feebly, slightly. to blow) hard-drawn breath,

, (,

arcs,

exercise.

, (4) exercise, training;

(ws,

, 08.

an

(De-

fession, Lat. ars.

(€$)

Adv. of

panting, gasping from

ov, (a privat.,

insigni-

3.

)

-5, , ()

€-

the poor.

e.

unhurt, unharmed: unscathed.

t's,

uncertain.)

riv.

infirmity.

so of streams, small. f.

, , 5,

absol. to

3.

practise, train,

without strength, of property, poor ; 01

i.

or endeavour to remain such.

tise

strength, weakness,

disease.

f.

.,

glad should and

',

~€-

to sing.

unwise, foolish.

fut. Dep. -.—to welcome kindly, bid welcome, greet, Lat. salutare : also to greet on taking leave. 2. to embrace, liss, caress. 3. to cling fondly to, cleave to, as a disciple to his mas-

, , ,) 5,

ter.

4.

Ion. impf.

.

.

:

to be

glad

that

.

.

(a euphon., to pant, gasp, struggle convulsively. 6, a sweet-scented shrub.

-

Att. , asparagus. -cnrapTOs, ov, (a privat., of land, 7insown, untilled : of plants, not sown, growing wild.

, , () . , -, , . , , , () , (),) ,, .( .. --, )) -, -8, )) -8, ,») ) -, ) -, ) , — *'.

,

,

,

also os,

ivell-pleasing.

II.

welcome,

Hence

well-pleased, glad.

Adv. readily, gladly.

a welccme, greet-

aros, r6,

ing

embraces.

in plur.

:

,

,

an embrace

cV,

-€8, ,

=

:

affection.

appeased

without seed,

(a privat.,

:

—

that throws

away

, ,

in streams:

an

indistinct

one

shield-bearing

:

as

shield-bearing, a warrior. s

ovos,

,

liv-

without stain,

pure.

*2'2, 5, , a

round

— Adv. Adv.

e.

without

-tcus.

be 7mstable : be a wanderer.

, ^) 6, ov, (a privat.,

,,

i.

in floods.

(a privat.,

ov,

rS.c,{.,to -8,

not trickling,

From

not steadfast, un-

certain, unstable.

-, $, From

,

-5, -5, ,

fem. Adj. consisting of raisins.

(a euphon.,

of (a euphon.,

$)

a raisin.

dat. pi.

-is,

ing by the shield, a warrior. (a privat., ci-amXos, ,

unsteady,

^)

ov, (a privat.,

party-spirit, quiet.

[5t]

() a shield-bearer. , « armourer shop. From a shield-maker. ($, •'•-€,, gen. ($, spotless,

-8,

gushing

-, () ) -, ( -, ) ) ) ov,

unsteady, unstable.

of things, uncertain.

unspeakable, unutas Adv.,

Subst. a shield-bearer, warrior.

, ,

(a privat.,

(s,

:

a runaway, cozvard. wielding a

($, ($,

ov,

ov,

i.e.

unstable

(,

o,

his shield,

shield.

Adv.

pos. Sup.

hastily, hotly,

€$

neiit.

:

voice.

tjtos,

—

ov, (a privat.,

(()

unspeakably great unspeakably: but,

7,

Att. contr. for

-€€5,

terable,

neut.

whence was formed the Comp. Adj.

to be

without posterity. Adv., (a euphon., unceasingly. d-o-TTCTOs, ov, (a privat.,

.

,,

by no libations, implacable.

,

Ion. for

pi. of 'oans, which, whichsoever, what, whatever. Att. Ion. for something, some. Dim. of Lat. as, a farthing. Adv., Comp. of nearer: sometimes c. gen., nearer to me also Adv.

welcome.

(a privat.,

109

Att.

made

vos,

ov, (a privat.,

uncovered, of

from

a ship, undecked ;

ing no

an ear of corn.

'/)

their hav-

shelter.

Dep.

€05, ov, also

to be witty.

a, ov,

From of the town; then,

) $ ()

like Lat. itrbanus, neat, pretty

()

courteous, polite, witty, elegant,

opp. to aypoiKos.

-65, -€5, ;

untrodden. ov, (a privat., unmoved, unis, (a privat., with metsl plates, with a boss to hold one shaken : Adv., in the middle, and fringed with tassels Lat. fast. 2. oi persons, inexorable. the long oblong shield was without sigh ov, (a privat., sctitum. 2. in common language used for a body or groan : without need for groans. of men-at-arms one must sing. verb. Adj. of heavy-armed men en•' uncrowned : hence, ov, (a privat., to draw men up twenty-five deep; en' on or to the left, right shoulders forward, wihonoured. without opos, , , because the shield was held with the left hand, opp. love of man, hating wedlock. [7a] to an asp, a kifid of snake. without love, une's, (a privat., rjpos, , and ov, , kind, hateful. one armed with a shield, a warrior : also

of

shield, Lat. clipeus,

, $8

bull's hide, overlaid

(6$)

()

8

:

(, £-

(), (€ ;

'

-5,

()

)

,

€, -€705,

, -, , , €$ -, . ) -, €5, , .

.

bowels

:

'/)

din of shielded ivarriors. without

(a privat.,

metaph. heartless or merciless. Adv. implacably. From

-5, ) -•5, -'€

ously pursued.

without zeal

II.

and :

) -. ) ov, (a privat.,

not zeal-

not worth zeal, mischievous.

Adv. (a

privat.,

without a struggle, ignobly.

'^)

€-€5, (, €€8, €, ()

c75os) starry.

«s,

(v,

,

whom no drink-offering is without regular truce (which was ratified by a keeping out of treaty or covenant III. admitting of no truce, implawith others. cable; a deadly curse.

offering, to

,)

starry

:

sparkling,

glitteritig.

without drinkII. poured.

ov, (a privat.,

:

(ۥ$,

()

as Adj.,

ov,

€-,

pout, for

,, 6-05, , (, )

ligk'ning.

Hence

the lightener.

-€5,

ov, (a privat.,

-€5, , -8,

ungarlanded.

starry

star-like, bright.

($) :

without crown,

,)

) ,

not crowned. ov, (a privat., fem. of dare's, a female citizen. without tombstone. ov, (a privat., Lat. 'ASTH'P, , gen. epos dat. pi. 77,

:

ASTRUM, meteor.

a star.

2.

any luminous body, a

. , -, ) -, (, ) -, •2, , , , , ', , , -5, (, ) 5, -5, ) ) $ -€5, , () -, ) -, -5, ) ) —

110

,

(

,

not firmly

privat

(

€s,

holy.

not to be trodden,

privat.,

2.

of a

the

:

:

=

and an astronofner, study astronomy

,

a-OTiKTOs,

spots.

(a

ov,

-5,

luith the strigil,

\€yyc)

privat.,

not

classing the stars:

ov, (a privat.,

speechless.

-8,

,

, = €$.

stole.

(,

city.

of the

",

or bedding

town

:

without bed

unsmoothed, rugged.

:

TO

gen. (os, contr. ovs, also

:

the Athenians called their

ov, (a privat.,

-)

without natural

-, -5,,,

-8,

citizen, fellow-citizen,

the city, epith. of a herald.

mark

, ^,

:

From

to fail.

missing the marl;

aimless, absurd.

:

,

a pack-saddle, an easy saddle. (a privat.,

is,

straight.

.

Ion. for

^$

From

untwisted,

iii.

one of the vertebrae of the neck. II. the ankle bone, Lat. tahis. III. mostly in plur. ot, dice, v/hich at first were made of the ankle-bones, Lat. tali : hence the game of dice. They had only 4 flat sides, whereas the had 6: they played with 4; the best throw was when all <5,

, ,

came

different,

worst,

when

all

',

came

Lat. jactus Veneris

;

the

alike, kvojv, Lat. canis.

,{, €)

bordering on a Adv.

-5,

ov,

, ()

,

intr.

-06,

, -, had

buildings

and

^,

(

2.

.^)

impers.,

U.

($ ^ $ ;

;

-•€5,

service.

2.

-€8,

) )

ov, (a privat.,

exempt from

never having served.

ov, (a privat., of persons, unbending.

-€,

the stars.

as

yUTOfv) near or a neighbour. to, or towards the city.

ov, gen. ovos,

as Subst. into,

(apriv.,

to be

)

an

magistrate at Athens,

of the police, streets, a?id public they were ten in number, five for the City

:

the Peirseus.

z\so public, social

-5, -, -, -,

ings of social

life.

ov,

II.

the feel-

€) €s) keeping the

not to be bent:

{,

ydTuv) near

?iot

rocky.

without

relentless, merciless.

vyepaos)

ov, (a privat.,

(a

ov,

ov,

privat.,

ov, see

5, -8,

calumniated.

, -5,

a, ov,

ov,

:

vypos)

not

not to be

ypos.

(-)

not

of an asylum.

inviolable.

inviolability, seciirity, esp.

suppliant.

able to reason

yoos)

(a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

(8)

not to

) )

(a privat.,

linsocial.

oyoa) \oyts '^

of a

ov, (a privat.,

— Adv.,

to reason.

-5,

unshaken.

yyvv)

ov, (a privat.,

-5, -5, -5, -5,

unable

city.

ov, (a privat.,

gathered together, unreaped.

,

as Adj. protecting

opyai

;

(, €)

-€8,

mixed,

prop.

pillar

victorious.

the care

five for

cities:

:

be mixed.

privat., exemption from a shmining of service, which at Athens was a heavy offence cpevydv to be indicted for it to be convicted of it.

service.

city

ov, (a privat.,

lightning-

f. to lighten : lightens: trans, to flash forth. to flash or glance like lightning. dat. pi. of

it

city,

lord of the city. crying through

() 05, , ,— -8, os)witho^t •-5,,(, vos. From , (, who

'A.1.T^ Aim', -, a flash of lightning, lightning, [air] f. to carry lightnings. From forgiveness,

bearing, flashing.

a

:

(,

ov, gen. ovos,

miss the

ov, (a privat.,

aiming badly

— ( ",

city

) )

(, (,

, ,

-, , , ) . $. -, -, ) ) 05, , () a townsman,

opp. to ^evos.

to

own

^ivos) the public guest of the Romans called theirs Urbs ; though also denoted the Upper Town, as opp. to Peirtpeus.

affection, heartless, barbarous.

f.

stars, starry.

(a privat.,

ov,

II.

of horses, hard-?nouthed, unmanageable. III. of dogs, bad-mouthed, unable to bite. IV, of a sword, without edge. 6,

without turning

k\9eiv to go without

;

a, ov,

without the

-|€5,

an astronomer.

ov, (a privat.,

round, Lat. irretortus turning the back.

unclean, dirty.

ov, (a privat.,

From

astronomy.

,

not branded, not

(a privat.,

ov,

to be

f.

and

:

ov,

as Subst.,

marked with

constellation.

{.

0$,

neat, pretty.

an astronomer:

ASTRUM,astar,

TO, Lat.

or town, opp. to

city

like country Dionysia celebrated in the city; cf. sub also native, opp. to ^(vlkOs foreign. \\.

scraped

(y)

an astrologer.

later,

untrodden, solitary.

05, , , ()

From

astrology.

,

fixed, unsettled, unstable.

a

:

ov, (a privat.,

)

to

free

unbe

from phmder

;

unharmed, inviolate

-5, -5, -5, -<65, -5, -5, -5, -€5,

from

also

:

c.

marriage,

'

/3?— '.

terms

to

acvKos safe

not coining

Adv.

incompatible.

:

-tcws.

not to be

ov, (a privat.,

without pay-

€$)

ing one's contribution or subscription. ov, (a privat.,

(a privat.,

€s,

( privat.,

ov,

ov, (a privat.,

, {(:0$)

^)

-€05, Att. -€05,

-$.

Adv.

-, -, ) ) [C]

Att.

-€08,

$)

unintelligible.

battle-order

part,

:

be vexed, grieved,

to be vexed at waiting vexed at a thing c. ace, (Deriv. feel a horror of death.

to be

€/

to

;

uncertain.)

-8,

ov, (a privat.,

^,

-

II.

un-

IV. not as-

deformity, indecency.

From

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

less

:

shape'

Adv.

tinseemly, shameful.

, occupation, industry, business.

II.

want of leisure: a hindrance fro?n other things;

-5,

to be

ov, (a privat.,

industrious.

;. -5,

Adv.

hindrance to one. From without leisure, busy,

-$.

-5, , ) ) 5, €, , -. 5, , 5, ) -5, -5, $) -5, €, {$) ) ) -5, €5, (, ) -, -, ) , () ov, (a privat.,

slack.

Adv.

-<•65,

lazily. Sup.

(

ov,

-.

not strained,

not well

ov, (a privat.,

Att.

dishonoured

metaph. irregular,

also dishonouring,

( privat,,

<^^) without conunslaughtered.

2. firmness, stability. danger, security, personal safety: also

ov, of

, , , is,

(a privat.,

aor.

From 2

inf.

2. of persons, firm, fast, steadfast. failing, sure, trusty : of things, sure, certain.

TO

($

kv

or 1^

Alt.

f.

aor.

,

minous the

Dead

I

,

Sea.

[t]

,

pass, inf of

3.

guarantee.

of asphalt, bituLat. Lacus Asphaltltes,

fern, -tris,

Fronx

.

to secure,

'$,

:

disorderly, irregular, lawless.

17,

2.

out of order, not in 2. undisciplined,

Adv.

-$.

not toiling

ov, (a privat.,

patiently, careless, indifferent.

(a

equal

copul.,

in

to.

ov, gen. ovos,

of

ufi-

-tcws, disso-

From

life.

d-raKTOS, ov, (a privat., order of battle, not at one's post.

weight, equivalent or equal

in safety

Hence

safety.

Adv.

to be undisciplined or disorderly.

ov,

Neptune, the Securer.

From

not to be saved: aban-

lutely.

3. certainty, surety.

safe conduct.

;

prodigality, dissoluteness.

ov, (a privat.,

f.

ov, (a privat.,

assurance from

without body, in-

privat.,

generally, to lead a disorderly

vulsion or struggle.

,

(

doned, profiigate, Lat. perditus.

:

Dor. for

safe, secure

-5, ,

(Deri v. unknown.) ov,

ov,

corporeal.

not holding together: uneven, uncouth, rugged.

reproachful.

Ep. pres. part, and 3 plur.

of

privat.,

arranged, not convenient.

ov, vile,

')

aor. 2 inf. of

behave unseemly, act indecorously;

to

,

ov, (a privat.,

ill-proportioned.

free from taxes.

II.

Ep. 3 sing,

To

is

part.,

treaties, faithless.

hence disorderly.

:

III.

:

inf.

— another form c.

lily.

meadow, which (Deriv. unknown.)

only used in pres.

ov, (a privat.,

-\35,

Att.

-5,-,

sessed,

plant like the

the asphodel

and

bound by no

-TCus.

social.

the throat,

,

Aeol. for

as Adj.,

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

not arranged together, esp. of soldiers, not

in

to ring, resound.

euphon.,

not to be checked or restrained, irrepressible.

-€5,

Att.

cf.

)-5, Adv.

Sup.

, -, -, ) . ,€ ) )) , , ) , II.

without understanding.

€,

€, 65,

3 plur.

not accordant. unconnected.

ov, (a privat.,

void of understanding, stupid.

-$.

:

, asphodel, a

want of understanding or

apprehension, stupidity.

Adv.

Comp.

--€, ,( (

inexpedient,

prejudicial, like Lat. inutilis.

€,

incommen-

without sym-

ov, (a privat.,

:

curely

the shades of heroes haunted.

pathy.

useless

, asphalt or bitumen, forming in lumps on the surface of water near Babylon, where it was used as mortar. (Foreign word.) Ion, -«5, Adv, of firmly, se-

gullet.

disproportionate, unequal.

II.

Ill

euphon.,

guessed, -unintelligible. ov, (a privat.,

surate.

5, ,

) , $, -. €, ) -) ) 5, -) , . ^ ) , , ^) , , ./ ) gen.,

ov, (a privat.,

\

;

tender-

minded.

only used in pres.

to ga?nbol, sport

trans, to

bring up a child, rear,

) (, -, , () )

about.

foster

:

—

II.

Pass, to

05, , ,

grow

up,

wax.

(akin to

ov,

,

.

tender, delicate. soft-hearted.

a want of discipline.

2.

disorder, confusion, licentiousness.

'ATA'P,

Ep.

Conjunct, but, yet, Lat.

at,

to

112

—

) , -, $) -5, ) , {), , , 5, -5, ,, )

introduce an objection; say it often stands for Se after

-5, :

ov,

(

$

still

straightforward.

4.

"ATEP,

passio7i, calmness.

.

\

08.

Ep. for

sin, recklessness.

to act

ov,

ivedded, virgin, pure.

-5,

ov, (a privat.,

()

f.

be in distress.

€,

harm

Pass, to suffer,

:

(,

ace. plur. neut. of

used as Adverb, like an(p,just as, as if, so as. II. only in Prose, inasmuch as, seeing that, Lat. quippe, utpote. ov, (a privat., riy-fw) unwetted, not softened: hard-hearted, relentless. ^

-68,

-€8,

(a privat.,

es,

untiring,

unwearied:

)

also

not to be

stubborn,

) €5 ( )

wearisome.

-65, and

ov, (a privat.,

towers, unfortified.

() II.

ivithout tvalls

not walled

in,

not

blockaded.

-€5,

ov, (a privat., not to be guessed, obccure, vague, dark: of men, uncertain. Adv., to be in the dark.

€, ,

From

childlessness.

€€, , {)

a-T6Kvos, ov, (a privat.,

burdens

ov,

effect

:

II.

-6€8,

ov, (a privat.,

an end, unaccomplished.

-€5,

,

€€) II.

not coming endless, im-

ov, (a privat.,

(\() endless.

(a privat., reKos) without end, unaccom2. ifieffectual, Lat. irritus. 3. imper-

es,

plished.

-€8, unarmed. -€5,

fect, unripe,

II. act. not bringing to an end, not accomplishing a thing. III. at Athens, /re^/rom public burdens exempt, Lat. immunis. IV.

, . ', (),

uninitiated in a thing, tivOs. Ion. for

of crasis,

-

etc.

unpleasing, Joyless,

-,

= arfpTTrjs. and

e's,

-,

)

(,

-68, Adv. of

and

,

€5•,

written

,

, , {)

From

(Denv. uncertain.)

-5,

(s,

[a]

(a copul.,

intent, intense:

)

excessive.

2.

:

hence

straight, direct:

'

which sense ^eVws

fool-hardy,

I

it is

am

reckless.

distraction, folly, delusion : judicial blindness sent by the gods. 2. ruin, mischief: of persons, a bane, pest. 3. "Att; personified, the goddess of mischief: the come slowly after her, undoing the evil she has worked, v. II. 9. 500. [d]

-5, ) ', , -63, ^) ', {(() .^\$ (

unmelted.

to be careless.

e's

, ,

,,

()

Add.

,

Attic;

-pws. cf.

ov, (a privat.,

,(

honouring.

-^,

f,

absol. in part.,

-€5,

-, -, :

).

Pass., aor.

I

To

taking

tivos to take no

)

II.

(sub.

yXwTTa),

unhonoured.

^)

) (,

privat.,

II.

[d]

2.

Attic dialect.

-€05,

uncared

II. act.

'Attikos.

Subst. (sub. 7^), Attica.

act. not

careless.

unheeded,

deluded, driven to ruin.

baneful, ruitious. ihos,

From

(a privat.,

ov,

f.

strained tight

II.

really, abso-

II.

as drexi'cDs

an utter stranger. only in part,

with-

-

-€5, of

vos, without art or 5^///, rudely. lutely, titterly, Lat. plane, prorsus, in

unheeding: but

II.

ace. to slight,

untamed, not

): : -)

aor.

I

:

despising or

pf.

pf.

as

the

not to honour:

c.

ov, (a privat., only used in pres. to bring to harm, to malto be tamed, wild. treat, confound : —Fzss. to be bereft of a thing; ov, 6, they are deprived of, i.e. past, youth. forsaking the herd, feeding alone.

€5

(5)

ov, (a privat.,

ov, or e's, (a privat., out art, unskilled, rude: of things, inartificial. without art or cunning, simple.

treat lightly.

.

anpos

2.

not enjoying a thing, tivos.

II.

f.

practicable.

-€€5,

mark

(a privat.,

without

dat.

tcAcw) without end or for. 2. baffled, disappointed. pi. as Adv., in no heed: Adv., unmitiated in. heed of a thing. privat.,

unfinished .-—neut.

vain. to

at

)

, , , ()

ov, (a privat.,

childless.

Athens, exemption from pubLat. immmiitas.

{), -€€5, (a

lic^

sad.

worn away: mostly unbending:

(5.

eTepos, gen.

or with es,

a-T€piTOS, ov,

unburied.

to hurt,

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

-€5,

11.

6.

=

vowel

a

IL

unsoftened, un-

having no outlet, inextricable. [], ov. Dor. for tTfpos, ov.

:

etc.,

presumptuous, reckless. ov, (a privat., ravpos) un-

) ^,

ov, gen. ovos, Att. for

[],

-6, €5

bounds

From

(, 4) ,

-6

[a], Att. contr. for

presumptuously.

ov, also

-€5,

ov, (a privat., feeling, inexorable.

€€, before

mischievous, baneful. blind folly, presump-

,

tuous

,

Ion. for arpanos.

,

away from.

aloof, apart,

is, (a privat., fearless ; eias having no fear about the sight. ov, (a privat., undaunted.

Ion. for

,

6;,

without confti-

sion, cool, steady.

.05, .

3. unbending, stubborn. or artves, exceedingly. Hence f. to look at intently, gaze at. Prep, with gen. without, except, besides

Adv.

privat.,

Hence , freedom from

thou didst

.,

:

'

:

(

esteem lightly, dishonour, slight

—

privat.,

—

Pass.

€ ^. , , —

s

,

dishonour or

to suff'er

insult.

II.

=

in

legal sense, to deprive of civil rights,

€05, ,

of

ov, verb. Adj.

{) ,, 5, () -, : :

spised.

2.

aor.

Pass., aor.

7/: (

I

5,

I

Hence

slight, dishonour.

/)

privat.,

pf.

:

—

II.

in

a cause in

legal sense, not estimated;

which the penalty

not assessed in court, but fixed

is

-, , ($)

by law.

Athens, the loss of

-5,

noured :

dishonour, disgrace.

i. at

deminutio capitis. unhonoured, disho-

civil rights, Lat.

ov, (a privat.,

i)

c.

. ,, of.

value.

2.

f.

(

civil privileges

(),

)

unpunished.

aor.

not stretched, slack, lan-

, 5,

ov, (a privat.,

out of place, out of 2. absurd, Lat.

way, strange, marvellous, odd. ineptus. 3. unnatural, disgusting. Adv. absurdly.

-,.,

CLTOS, ov, contr. for oxltos, insatiate,

arrow,

,

and

,

Hence c.

gen.

a spindle.

.

[]

(\$): — to rear,

Ion.

i

)

generally, to cherish.

)

,

-, (

-65,<5,

es,

avTos,

the older gods,

,

)

daugher of Atlas.

,

From

one of the Titans. 2. the pillar of heaven. Mount Atlas in West Africa. to be unable to bear, be impatient. From Dor. not ov, (a privat., also

«, -5.

-5,

to be borne, insufferable.

, = 6$,

)

smoke, heat.

ov, (a privat.,

unravaged, not laid waste.

, ) , -5, ) $)

opened.

($)

f.

$, , (,

05, , (,

to

smoke

€ ^,

a

vowel

:

of water, to steam.

ov, (a privat.,

unwalled. never having had interest, of borrowed

€()

money.

ov, (a privat.,

)

also not to be endured, insufferable.

not to be dared:

-€5,

ov, poet, for

a 11.

strict,

Adv., (o 2.

€5,

an

) II.

ivithout trembling,

quietly,

calm, gentle;

a whisper.

-, ,) ^, (($) (^) (€ )

not to tremble or move, to keep

still

or

From

,

i's,

not trembling, un-

(a privat.,

moved, calm: Adv.

quietly.

,

a keeping

Att.

f.

still :

",

to

calmness.

keep quiet

be restless or unquiet.

a-Tpeirros, ov, (a privat.,

))

unmoved,

indif-

.,) -5, -8, ^) -5,

not trembling,fearless.

unconquered. not accustomed not rubbed: (a privat., is, not traversed, pathless : of roads, not 2. of clothes, not much worn, new, Lat. ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

of

places,

,

used.

integer.

uncut: of a coun2. of mines, un-

steam, vapour. [] smoke, Lat. vapor.

d-TOKOs, ov, (a privat., a child. II. without

-5,

\)

not to be dared,

II.

,

is, real, true, exact.

Atlas, one of ferent. Q.-Tpiaros,ov, (a bears up the pillars of heaven

(a euphon.,

who

-,)

privat.,

quiet.

CATXas, yevos) sprung from Atlas.

6,

-05,

-05,

also

II.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

cf.

-65, ,

a dishotiouring

,

\(,

-8,

calmly, gently.

a-TiTOS, ov, also unhonotired, ov, (a privat., dishonoured. 2. imavenged. II. unpaid. privat., not to honour, not to revenge, [t]

try,

,

and before

unavenged,

art/xos, disgracefully.

,

ecus,

, -5,

) )

-5,

'2,

2. unprotected.

Adv. of

"-,

-ovos,ov,(apvzt.,ev)

guid, Lat. remissus. II. (tovos) without accent. ov, (a privat., without bow or arrow. strangeness, oddness, absurdity: unusual nature : unnatural conduct. From

just, upright.

Adv. of

ov, (a privat.,

:

of time.

€€,

Lat. aerarium facere.

Ep. impf. of and

foster, tend

-8,

Ep. a path. (a euphon., without price or Ep. Hence unrevenged, unpunished. path that does not turn, a path, way, road. to dishonour : —Pass, to suffer dis17, reality, strict truth, accuracy. From 2. in legal sense, to punish with loss of justice, uprightness. II.

, . -6, -, -5, ) , -8, () , :

honour.

) )

not overdaring, retiring.

2.

the

2. at gen. tvithout the honotir of Athens, of a citizen deprived of his privileges either totally or in part, Lat. capite deminutus, opp. to kn'i-

$:

cowardly.

ov, (a privat., uncut : unmotvn. II. not able to be cut, indivisible; iv in a moment

to insult,

unhonoured, despised.

ov,

113

want of daring, cowardice. From ov, (a privat., wanting courage,

;, $

ov,

f.

— -5,,

to be de-

one must dishonour. a dishonourer. dishonoured, despised.

,

rjpos,

:

:

.) ) ) )

TO, Dor. for not worn Lard by d-TpMTTOS, ov, (a privat., 2. of corn, not threshed. 3. work. thorns on which one cannot tread or walk.

-5, -5,

,

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

Lat. intrepidus.

,

obstinacy.

fearless, dauntless. fearless, dauntless,

From

tt-TpoTTOS, ov, (a privat.,

not turning, un-

2. of persons, itiflexible : changeable. name of one cf the Moipai or Parcae. From to pine away. f.

€, ,

''ATponos,

—

—

—

) ) , , . , ^ {) )

114

-8, , ( pining away,

-€5,

-, -,

of an atrophy. ov, (a privat., ov, also

,

:

= arpvTOS,

ov, gen. ovos,

in the

out by

ills,

as

[]

f.

), , ,. '.)

from

( privat.,

ov,

unwounded.

. , ,, €5, Att. for

"ATTA,

for

v.

a salutation used to elders,

[]

an(pa,

,,

/a/f)!7^r; cf.

cry of pain or grief:

, , ,

,

Ion.

without wings.

,

Att.

f.

godwlt.

sometimes pro-

also used ironically.

etc.:

a kind of locust

'08,

, () ) = $, ,,

, , ., €$ (

:

Attica.

Att. for aor.

$. , , ',

be distrajight

from

:

fear,

distraught with grief: thing.

II.

with terror.

to

plain

f.

, {$))

, ^ ,

:

to

also

aynazed at a

be

ov, (a privat.,

by tyrants, free from tyrants.

-5,

:

,^),

ace.

c.

the

-

() —

amazed, bewildered ;

rarely in Act.

-€5,

Pass.:

wildly over

flying

to strike

f.

not ruled

not puffed up. to be unlucky or unfortugen. to fail in getting or gainfail with

6$

ing a thing.

2.

another,

one's request.

) , () , : e. fail in

i.

-,

, Adv. -.

aTos,

€ J,

,

Hence

a misfortune, viishap.

(a privat.,

tinsuccessful.

ill

luck,

:

() — :

to dry.

avaiVctJ/ to

in pass, sense,

/

waste

luckless, unforttmate,

f.

away:

II.

aor. i pass,

-

wither or parch up fut.

shall wither away.

8,

med.

Att.

f.

:

3 sing,

Dep.

as

;

speak

talk,

to

:

to speak, to address.

c. inf.

From human

mean.

, -6

, the

any other sound,

6,

(v,

speaking with

to

:

draw

av

(),

the

bow

human

aor. I

the victim's head, so as to cut

its

,

poet,

stubbornness, presumption.

-, ^,

$, , -5, ,

f.

wilfulness,

From

self-willed, wilful,

^. {5)

Adv.

also unfeeling.

poet, for

to draw draw back

throat.

self-will,

[5], 6S, (avTos, :

2.

voice. :

in a sacrifice, to

:

metaph.

:

the bowstring.

e.g. the

, , - )

back

(i. e.

Xiytiv, Lat.

a voice, tone

voice,

2.

order

W€s

irais

5. like

twang of Hence

also

ace. rei, to

c.

to tell, bid,

name;

atn called Achilles' son.

—

proclaim.

utter,

3.

4. to call by

:

•

aor. I

:

pf,

:

thing: of oracles,

speak, say

: :

to cry orit, speak.

:

Ion.

:

Dep.

:

-5a;s.

:

to

be

self-willed or stubborn.

, , (as) disposed to aTos,

, ($) an

wilfulness.

-,

blood

bad fortune.

2. to

life

, : ., ()

ov,

($,

of speech.

a tniscarriage, mishap, AT', Adv. of Place, back, backwards, Lat. retro. II. of Time, again, anew, afresh, once more, Lat. denuo. III. further, moreover, besides, Lat. porro. 2. on the other hand, in turn, Lat. vicissifn. impf. avaivov:

^

;

stubborn, headstrong

ov, (a privat.,

nate, fail, miscarry: c.

(\ (-

'

;

a report, account.

q. v.

part,

a bright light, esp. of the sun, and so beams of the sun avyas

(

dicere, to

nearer.

i

II.

under the light of the sun, i.e. still alive; avyas to behold the light, i.e. to be alive trpbs avyas to rise surging towards heaven. 2. any light, esp. of the eyes avyai and avya'i alone, like Lat. lumina, the eyes. 3. any gleam on the surface of bright objects, sheen. f. aor. I Dep.

to do.

imitated from the form of Att. for

ATTH', ,

in plur. the rays,

I

comic alteration of 'Attikos,

a

to see

:

:

behold: so also in Med.

iutr. to shine.

' '',

an Attic expression, Atticism. Dim. oCAttikos, a little Athenian. 'Attikos, , Attic, Athenian II.

(sub.

aor. I

:

distinctly, discern,

impf.

{'Attikos) to side with the

Athenians, Atticize : later, to live like an Athenian, esp. to speak Attic. Hence 6, a siding with Athens, attachment to her.

calamity, mischief; to be pro-

;

/^

Lat. attagen, prob.

longed,

deserts.

nounced

d-TpvTOS, ov, (a privat., not worn down, unahating : of a road, wearisome. the Unwearied. (Lengthd. form from

-,'$ ,,-5, ,

dry, parched, withered: of of eyes, sleepless. the name of the fertile islets

Aeol. for

gen.,

c.

:

='8,

Avaais, 17, Libyan

un-

(a privat., rpvyq) not gathered.

6S,

::

a, ov, (avos)

rough, squalid

hair,

generally, waste, desert.

:

worn

not

taking no food

privat.,

ill

fruitful, barren

^. ,

———

))

wilful or

)

ov, gen. ovos, (avTus,

of

the

proud same

as Subst. a brother or sister, near kinsman.

-€5, 6€, , :

be self-willed.

act of self-will,

ov,

elected.

II.

(avTOs, self-chosen, selftaken upon oneself, self-incurred

voltmtary, optional.

-,

f.

to

Adv. -tcos. have power over.

ov, 0, contr. for

$,

From (avTos, (VTea)

an actual murderer : esp. of murders done by those of 2. the same family : &\%o a self-murderer, suicide. ati

)

absolute fnaster or ruler.

(povos death by

murder.

-€5, , (,

II.

as Adj.,

made

avevs

or happening

.,, :

—

,

, -,

day : Adv.

the very

on

the very day.

() ^, 5, () $, -, (,(,)) -6€, on

Ion.

-65,

for

is,

(,

, , -5,

besides, in turn,

on the other hand.

-5,

,

in

,=

,

^.

a furrow

to battle.

, ()

f.

^

to

\€ —

play on the flute

to be

the whole house

,

)

,

. ;

of or

:

-

—

Pass.,

7

(5),

() 8)

was the Hom., the court or qimdrangle, round which the house was all round, from built, having a corridor which were doors leading into the men's apartments; was the inner opposite the house door (cf. the

II.

( ,

after

),

or

court

, . , , ,

women's

part of the house.

5, , () a

leading

any

piece of music for the

,

,

,

$

''

,

aor.

to

or

I

grow, increase

I

to

rise;

to

,

, 5, -^,

III. intrans. in

heard.

,

aor.

pf.

Act.

pass. part, of

i

,

(sub.

$,

, of

), $, ,

Nymph.

aor.

I

—

fem.

med.

fut.

flute-player

3.$5.

:

.

ews,

,

17,

()

$, ,

the

the new moon. goddess of growth, called

to witness in an Athenian citizen's oath.

\5|,

V.

aOos,

, (avos) dryness, tvithering. , ov, {) dry, dried, of fruit

sub

From $)

sleeplessness.

(a privat.,

ov,

a sleep that

is

,

fold.

withered.

sleepless,

wakeful;

)

no

sleep.

rustic.

a, ov,

aor. :

I

Dep.

:

():

up one's abode, lodge, live : as a encamp, bivouac. any country house, a cottage : a chamber, cove. of or belonging

()

on the morrow, next morning or

(s

(sub.

77

),

the

morrow;

////

morn-

also,

es

($)

sun-

ypovos.

, () II.

avov 1.

ring

name ing:

generally, to take

military term, to

;

dry and harsh, of metal. parched. 3. drained dry, exhausted. to

, (*,

or court-yard, to lie out at night:

to lie in the

I

Hence

air in motion, a Ion. breeze, esp. the fresh air of morning, Lat. aura. Adv. to-morrow; (from aiws, Aeol. for

;

flute-girl.

pf.

as

taller

grow, wax.

goddess of growth. growth, increase. promoting growth. the

ov,

vTTvos

profecti?tg cattle-folds,

//:

ex-

and pass. :— to grow,

() () 55, (){, () , ,

-TTvos,

his art.

{)

,

of a

for

make

to

exalt,

of the wind,

:

) , , , , ,' : ,,, , ,) , Hence

flute-player.

f.

:

grow up I grew

growth, increase.

|€8,

().

AUGEO,

Lat.

:

of a child,

:

—

:

epith. of a helmet,

promote to honour, with fut. med.

aor.

:

wax, increase

the Archipelago.

e.

i.

to

:

II. Pass.,

tol.

tube, pipe,

hollow way, a channel, strait

:

poet,

:

the

any

2.

hold the plume

pf.

:

;

($) a

,

poet, also

a canal, aqueduct

:

with a tube

3 pi. fut.

and

;

the sen-straits,

,

flute.

$,

treble

, . , . () ,$, -

generally,

III.

Dor. for

and

a trumpet,

e.

i.

$, ,

ravine

the

into

IV. any dwelling, abode, chamber.

court or hall.

bass

e.

i.

pipe of Mars,

$, ,

played on the flute; Med. to is filled with music : get oneself played to, hear music. in Homer the open court be(*, fore the house, the court-yard, surrounded with outbuildings, the altar of Zfus 'EpKcws being in the middle it had two doors, one the house-door (cf. into and one leading through the of tunes,

,

foi

also

:

at or court; en' belonging to the the door of the court, i. e. at the outer door, bouse-

^,

(5,

(*,

o,

made

defile,

(Deriv. uncertain.) which Homer used avXcios, a, ov, sometimes also os, ov,

door.

av\6s,

pipes.

a flute-maker, to blow) any wind-ins'rument, a of reed, wood, bone, ivory, or metal prob. like Lat. tibia dextra

-Troios,

flute,

)

($,

a flute-case.

make flutes or

to

groove, socket.

common, of the Trojans aKOs,

,

shouting together or

ov, (a copul.,

a small reed, a pipe. a female inmate in

,

iSos,

to pitch one's tent.

;

Dim. of

, , (8 -, () (, ) {)

akin, of the selfsame

blood.

.

115

stall, fold, tent, esp. for

a house.

et sinistra,

6$) 7) marching

(avros,

a

passing the night in

yeveaOai) born on the spot, horn in the country, native, Lat. indigena spring of rivers, rising in the country; avOiyevis 2. genuine, sincere. water. I. Adv., a lengthd. form of av: Ion. II. of Time, again, of Place, back, back again. III. moreover, afresh, anew : also hereafter. Ion.

,

iSos,

of Place, on the spot, here, there: of Time, forthwith, straightway.

Adv. shortd.

:

€8, $. aor.

inf.

I

of

to shout.

Dor. for

,

05, , , (*,

dry and rough

;

ro7igh, bitter.

austerus, stern, harsh, austere.

to cattle-folds,

,

ov, poet, burnt, shrivelled, parched, Lat. siccus.

making

2.

the

metaph.

tongue

like Lat.

Hence

$, , roughness, rough flavour.

metaph. harshness, sternness, austerity.

2.

-, -€5,

116

or, {cdrros,

ctr, ^^airros,

U.

^

ayyiXXw) carrying orus

-€$. :

owT-avSpos, sJves,

.

act.

tciih the

all.

casisin-german.

a

-|.

but, yet, houei-er.

alwavs begini

it

$

vuXiS

;

ya^eiv fully

able to conipel.

L

avTt, Adr,,

c. inf..

..

-

)

courts

-€, 5, ,

{ai-ros,

(:<)[, €) -€65, ^.

(ivr-^ov3\o%, ov, z-j'j.er : tu

in

)

ka'f^f€Xoa^)

ov, <^avTus,

sz.rnane.

, ,

ayT-€peTT|S, ov,

0, (currCs,

-5,

a

avo:)

hence also the

battle itself,

ov, yairroi,

-, -,.,

esp.

call,

a

()

65, {ai-Tos, eros) in or of the same year avTG€T€s. in the same year, within the year. Adv. of voluntarily.

soldier

Tos)

an own brother or

demned. avro-K(Xev6os, own way.

baftle-shout,

one's

-, -)«,

€,5.

shaggy.

:

ov,

-5,

-,

mere shout ; av~

^, , a

xother's

:

—

htdgment.

From

to act of one's

own

own

loill

self-called,

)

i.

c.

,

un-

with natural hair,

all.

ruling by oneself,

{avros,

ov, {airrus,

)

will.

one's

own

)

or

ov, (airros.

-KtiMros,

made

one anoi'ber.

From

) )

ov, 6, {airros,

steers himself. ,

self-produced,

to slay themselves or

one another ; OavaTos death by each other's hand.

child.

.

['avTOs,

epos, 6,

slaying

intercourse with her

self-bidden, cj

))

and

by nature.

self-willed.

(ovtos, yewaa:)

t's,

one's

= toieg.

(avTos,

hair

, -,

the blast of a

eKftv to take without resistance. ov, {avrcs,

avros,

going

master i. of persons or states, free and independent, Lat. sui juris. 2. of ambassadors, etc., possessing full p<(U'ers. 3. of rulers, absolute : peremptory.

,=

by a

<

(avros,

II.

\•-<,

scent, odour.

Adv.

(atTOs, KiXevOos)

ov, (avTcs,

ov,

self-con-

having full pcwer, absolute: to avTOKparis free

?

a

will,

) ) ) )

called, unhidden.

;

, , -., (,.) -^, ) -ۥ5, -. .

of one's own

sister.

accord. e's,

'

11.

own

-€5, -§,

«, Ion. for avrrucd i_. Adv. (oarros) forthwith, straightway, immediately ; now and hereafter presently, direc'ly, LaL mox. II. for example, pat to give an example ; yap hia. Zeii» for example, by what means does Zeus rule the

bellows.

ov,

avTO-tceXexxTTOS. cv,

who has himself

on the selfsame day.

avTts, Ion. and Dor. for avOiS. {*aaj, avoi, to blow j breath

)

€\$,

{avTos,

is,

-,

and

beard, an ear-wuness.

=

self-taught.

with one's own lawsuits at home.

. , -5, -3, (,

'v

one

)

avT00€v, Adv. {cdjTov) 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. Xiv. ioT on the very spot, there. , and 77, {avTis,

offer-

of the same

kpirqi) rower

) €, shout,

with clenched tecib:

just ten.

own

ov,

,

mutu-

self-slain or

)

{airros,

loluntary.

Ep. imp£ airreuv, oolr used in pres. and impf., to cry, shout : also in Act., to call, '' From

iOds

)

conducting one's

-,

at once.

v.ar-Try.

^)

cv, [avros,

-€€.

an

0* cniici'. or cncser.J'reely. Lit. spon:e.

-ۥ>|5,

unpremeditaied.

-65, -A.dv.

free pOiLsr.

ov,

avToyvov a

))

-€5,

own

one's

—

{avTos) straightway. avrro-fcXiicTOS, ov, {avros, curling naturally. ov, o, — avBivrqs, a murderer.

of Time, again, over again. II. Sequence, again, furthermore, like Lat. au2. however, on the contrary.

exact impression, true p-ortrait.

:

self-resolved,

uv, {avTus. SijXos^ self-evident.

ov,

a country that

wants no imports;

supplies itself, that

•"*?

-5, -5.

in oneself,

:

acting

of one piece with the

(airros,

Adv. (avros,

-€. -5.

.

{axrrca, apseo:) sufficient

es,

inde^en-denJ or o'Jiers

mark

{avros,

hence sruobom.

(avTOp/rqs) inefficiency in oneself in-

ytnjs')

v.'cich the yirqs is

{avTos,

,

dependence.

to

avrro-yCos. cv. i^avros.

plough in and

)

-$.

fLyvwoKw)

[Clvtos,

oUTO-SaucTOS. ov,

propositioo-

term.

ov,

Adv.

iclj-chosen.

ally sla-in.

Coaiunct., Ep. for moreover. Like

-|5,

judgment.

will or

is,

besides,

&,

oun

(:5. -5.

tbem-

an oum cousin,

ayGfios)

(cd/ros,

me»

ov. gen. ovos, (avros,

-5.

of one's

self-cbasen, left to

^ ,

(axrros,

o¥,

men and

aUT-Sve|aos, a,

still,

has seen.

choosing for oneself. 0¥, {avTos, d^eXtp^/s) relaxed as brother c~ui oum brother or sister.


ac sister

—

avrayyeXos

oam message : bringing neus of wbai one

. -,

:

:

:

ov.

(avros,

self-slayins^.

II.

avTOKTcvos mutual one

who

together with

the

-, -. |, ,

^ )

weapons un/b a handle,

handle; SWOrCi.

tt,

a thir.g.

%. , ,

uiineis.

:,

t.

aLTo-p^TOS. )

*)

(airros,

rwus

to act

=

m

.

of one's own

,

oum

acting of one's

unll, of oneself,

. , -, () €, , -. f.

&,\.5.

{~%'

',

,

e
,

and

ov, (avTos,

)

to

independence.

ov. (avTvS,

:)

the

living by one's coin

CGDtr.

will.

etc.

of mere u-ood.

^avTos, -calsj an

own

,'

for

ov, gen. ovos, {airrts,

the

-iroios, ov, {avTos,

,

ov,

of a free

^airros,

-••€3,

root

and

-.

ov,

ov. o, (ai'TOs,

-5. ,

an eyeuiiness. b,

otfopm,

{$,

»)

II,

zelf-ficumg.

ATTOi,

,,

to perish

in

)

of

<,

It

\l&w

aSrrls

etc.,

«-

kv

«,

;,

ec

place.

to, in,

-

itself, i e. natwral, nat^ mere, tf nothing hmt, of onesdf, as in


I.

2.

3.

4. the very, the ideal, as in

<^,

5. jits/, exactly, as in airro-

, -. -, .

6. rarely,

selling 01 /s

)

) ) )

to the very place, LaL ilhtc. ov, {avros, ffiSqpos) <^ sheer tram.

17,

\avTis,

air,

{airrCs,

clcse f.ghc.

avTO-OToXos,

of oneself.

self-

st^-mtmed.

a stamd-wp fight,

) ()

--.

oneself. j

", (aiTOs, a
or by iinsr?:en.

.\dv.

j

I

1

sdf-se^, gvimg

sighing for or by

ovTO-
all.

, ,

*, ()

.A.dv.

-CTOS, or, {airros.

see-

(*, 4)

* <,

the same, Lat. idem.

:

:

£*.

•€.

one's

Pron. of 3rd pers, self, Lat. ifse: in oblique cases often for the person. Pron.. birru, the same. her, it: with 2rtic. b airros, i. oneself, i.e. the part I. self, myself, thyself: properly called self, as the soul. opp. to the body; or oneself, as cpp. to others, e. g. the king to his subhence it is used emphatically for a master, as iects Lat. Ipse dixit. 2. in the Pythag. phrase At :

»,

axrro, AXL•

gen.

;

together leiib

u::h :ce roots, roots and -pvTOS, or,

poet.

refiex.

and with reflex, sense of ~. togober oAA^Xiv, as cdiueyTTis, auToerfwiu. S. alone, by with, as in ovtotokos young and aU.

avTOp-piios. poet, avrropi^os, ov, (avros, -piTOS.

and

:

(is

same

Siica.

oun gcods. rcoted.

:

the

oneself, as in

fut.

and the

airrov,

.

avToayQporzos, etc.

person.

ing' oneself,

the dinerence between

self-wrought,

wpocaTov)

{alTos,

,,

taxTOS.

[]

branch.

a\rro-^p6
oun

(avros,

ov.

takes a dat., like

as in

state.

a'ld all :

ro-s.'

On

<1.

tive, as in

natural. the rcot,

Ion. u.-vros, tslvto

IV. in Compos., ovTOrTiTos.

voiea) self-produced.

ov, b. a citizen

cases axrrot•,

axrro spaa or same as the stone same as one also in phrases ai. at-ovt the same time, LaL s»d> idem vmb

from

Hence

'.ndetendent.

-, , , .,

tempus

one's

{avTos, foKis) self-administered,

b,

Lat. iUe, for the simple Pron. of and never at the

ii,

Tivi to fare the

child,

woes.

avro-TToXis. cs,

;

ioreq.

son OT daugh.'er.

oun

Lat. ipsissimMi,

sub ecvroi. IIL with Article, b ovtcs, cam),

' , ^ -, -5, ) ' , ,

she,

obhque

Pron.

feeding at

joined

is

etc, to eive greater 7. Comp. avTOrepos,

i^ginning of a sentence.

that very night.

ov, {airros,

He,

II.

From

){)

\l. laws: independent. Adv. (avTos,

again aarros

ihird p'erson, only in oblique cases,

as

onei

by

live

:

very sef.

his

oiii laiis. be independent.

-5,, -3, -5.

airror

force, as otTos more himself; and Sup.

Subst. a deserter.

Dep.

, ', .&», for

the renexive

nrith

d^:er::on.

going of oneself :

(, :

airrov

Herce

to desert.

4. in

6\€

€

;

-

-»,

sfcnie sua.

,

ayipowjev civ band : but mostly with-

added to ordinal numbers, e. g. ot ccvtos himself the nfih, i. e. himself wixh four others, cdrrbs beir.? fhe chief person. 6. ako joined with the personai Proa., oi-rof, cdrror, etc, always divisim La Homer sometimes the personal Pron. is omitted, as,

pf. ot

unbidden

3. by oneself, alone,

are by ourselves.

he ;prar.g up lyre in LTvovs airroiaiv horses, chariot arid all ; this use is freq. in AtL, ovTo^rt ailies and all ; avrols itxocs horses cmd all. 5.

automatons. 2. of plants, grouing of themselves, spontaneous. 3. of events, happening of themselves : uithcut cause, accidental ; orb Lat. tdtro, Adv. naturally or by chance.

,

we

,

out

self-mcxnng machtnes,

esp. self-moving ;

(

:

(pcpyu'ffi

ad

unll, to

117

cat. with a 5_bit.. :oze:cer wirb;

oneself tie

From unadvisedly. also o«, ov, {axnos,

to act

.

of oneself, of one's own accord.

e.

an eyeuitness.

e.

:.

of oneself, and so

*

sdf-iaugbt,

(avros,

i.

— \/\(

—

slain by

omese^

= <6&>.

:,

act or sfeai off-hand : hence in bad sense, to act at speak mmadvisedly

:

f

to judge superficially.

<76, •, ,

to devise

j plan pff-baiuL

impromptu: and

2. in

good

sense,

Hence worh dome c^^iamd, cm

,

-«5, —,

)

hand

,,

hand:

to

,

ov, also os, ov, (avros,

as

—

one who acts or speaks

novice, Lat. tiro.

hand: a

Subst.

fern.

off-

($) (sc.

as , a close fight, fray ; ace. II. off-hand, on the spur of Adv. close at hand. the moment. near at band, Adv. (avros, hand to hand, Lat. cominus. see avros I. 7,

€)

-<€,

5,

-,—

-€€5,

(() self-accomplished.

ov, {avros,

complete in

(avros, reXos)

is,

itself,

Adv. avrorfXws, absohitely, arbitrari-

sufficient:

taxing oneself. ovTOTcpos, see avros i. 7. otrro-TOKOs, ov, (avrus, roKOs) young and all. ov,(avrus, rpayiKos) arranttragic. axjro-rpayiKos, II.

ly.

-, ,)

,

,

aor. I part, as if

from avrorpo

,

very place, there, here, on the spot, Lat.

,

a working with one's own hand; avFrom murder.

self-inflicted

-05, who ,

,,

(avros, €pyov) self-working.

as Subst., one

farmer.

'

€Jr'

:

-5, -5, -5, -5,

murdering

self-wrought, extemporary. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and plur. or on the very from the very spot. ov, (avros, bark and all.

oLs)

*€) self-murdering, (avros, *€) a murderer.

(avros,

ov,

one's

-,

'

own

kin.

ov, 6,

ov, (avros, (popros)

baggage.

,

,

, -, , €, -5, 2.

,

es,

,

(avros,

of home

bearing one's own

) €$ ) ) )

;

ov, (avros,

theft;

-€,

one's

own band:

a thing.

of his kin: murderous.

hands;

, , c.

working with very maker or tvorker of

one who kills himself or one a murderer, homicide. III. as Adj. II. absol.

Hence

(()

ov, (avros,

)) country

ov, gen. ovos, (avros,

Lat. terrigena

-5,

gines, Indigenae,

)

and

all.

of the land

: avruxOoves, 01, like Lat. Aboriof the original race, not settlers.

ov, (avros,

aor.

f.

angry

at oneself.

:

i

, () 5, () , , ,, ()

—

like

to

boast, pride oneself: c. inf. to boast that: generally,

From

to protest, declare.

AT'XH',

,

boasting, pride.

a thing boasted

aros, ro,

pride, boast.

ivos,

=

II.

a boast

,

the neck, throat:

:

^\so

a,

of, the

boasting.

metaph. a nar-

row passage, a neck of land, isthmus ; also a narrow sea, strait the narrow bed of a river a defile. €s, , boasting, exultation. :

to be sqidalid, Lat. squalere.

f.

f:V,

,

,

05, , (, ,

squalid, Lat. squalidus.

-,65 , ', : ro

;

ATTl,

dry, parched, dusty, impoverished, needy.

ados) drought : dearth. eldos) looking dry

Att.

drought. to dry, wither

f.

aor.

on fire. call

2.

(as,

es,

dusty

:

(5) = avps.

€5,

upon.

Aeol. for

.-ayv,

to

,,

i/ws,

also to singe, set

:

to shout out, shout, sound, echo: c. ace.

morning.

to purify

Att.

f.

and

': —

aloud: also of things,

8, ,

— Med.

to de-

€-

vote oneself with purifying offerings.

have

(avros,

gen. the

,:

ov, belonging to the neck; avrevovres the sinev/s of the neck.

f.

Adv. with one's own hand. a doing with one's own 17, dat. with one's own hand.

-,

itself,

pas,

,

to cut the throat

()

behead.

:

to be caught in the very act.

Iff'

, ()

Att.

f.

€8, ,

of,

8

white as when new.

still

dupl. ace,

Hence

self-caused.

ov, (avros,

,

er' ai/TCus

vos

;

to catch in the act;

in their

Adv. naturally.

-5, '

Adv. of avros with Aeol. accent, even so, it is; kovra, avrs, being unarmed, J7ist as I am. 2. just so, no better ; often joined with other words implying contempt a mere child. U.just as before, as it was; kevKov as

so,

caught in the act of

hills

)

, ^

just

-€, ). €\,

not quarried or mined.

state,

$,

at once, plainly.

pers. to call

,

self-growing, self-existgrowth or production. 3- «a-

tural, opp. to artificial

natural

2.

land, a husbandman,

II. pass,

of auros

ent.

own

his

tills

:

ov, lengthd. for (avros, rudely cast, shapeless, of a quoit. Adv. (avros, indeed, really:

AT'XH'N,

illico.

Att. contr. for kavrov.

rovpy'ia

spot;

-,

to turn straightway. Adv., properly gen. neut. of avros, at the

(avros,

. -.

/? )-5,

118

:

aor.

pf.

:

pf.

2

:

:

— from

the

aor.

Pass.,

i

Root 'EA- we

(,

fut. med. from, take away from another; :

€ 5, -, ) $ -, - . To

take

p€iv rivos to take from let off,

to take

pardon.

away for

c.

rob of a thing ; a thing, hence to di}7iinish : to II. Med. more freq. than Act., to

oneself, bear off:

rob of a thing, always with the notion of taking for oneself. 2. followed by III. and inf., to prevent, hinder from doing. to bereave, deprive,

Pass, to be robbed or deprived of a thing.

Dor. for"H(^atcrTOS. f.

(, jump

:

-8,

—

:

to

aor.

I

:

spring off or

Dep.

down from

:

to

off.

ov,

without the

which the plume was f.

or metal boss in

fixed.

:

aor. 2

——

—

) , (, •, -

.

(,

by metath. miss one's aim, fail in gaining. Ep. 3 aor. 2 of foreg. :

aa^apTO-€Tnr|S,

) -€,

point, talking at

,

-,

:

random.

—

Ion. aor. 2

:

)

,

unknown

II.

Hence

to (pavfpa, real, as land.

Att.

f.

pf.

:

:

make away

seen, hide, suppress: to

rase to the ground, erase writing

with.

2. to

embezzle.

4. to

€€,

aor. 2

(

[-5,

o,

= aipavtais.

ov,

(a privat.,

-(:

f.

for-

hence

to

act.

inf.

of

(\) —(\

but the usu.

draw

From

and med.

€\\($) without a stone, metaph. of persons, simple,

(as if from

draw back:

invisible,

privat., II.

aor. I

II.

6;, one must abstain.

(€$) simplicity, plainness.

,

, , ) ) , -,

a making away with. vanishing, disappearance. €a;s, 77,

of

aor. 2 part,

verb. Adj. of

-€,

Hence

of

aor. 2 o{

I pi.

(,

-€5,

5,

lavishly.

and med. of

aor. 2 act.

pf. pass,

II. Pass, to darken, obscure, tarnish : to efface. €S, 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.

harshness, severity.

2.

-. Adv. of

-,

acpavrjs

make un-

unsparing, lavish: unsparing, cruel, harsh. Hence

2.

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. o{

I

to

toil:

From

recklessly.

, profuseness.

secreted, opp.

—

(•

(a privat.,

€s,

bountiful.

to oblitercUe foot-

:

3. to secrete, steal,

steps, etc.

:

disappear-

3.

Adv.

Sup., of

unsparing or lavish of; i. e. to neglect, avoid

to be

<^677/€5

absol.,

unseen, invisible:

rb axpav4s uncertainty. personal property, which can be

Comp.,

f.

Ion.

:

119

to be careless of,

vanished: bidden, secret: hence

2.

. , 68, () , $, , , ... . , . , , . €€, €(,

From

(a privat.,

::

^. €(€,

£(( -65,

inf.

darkness, obscurity.

inscrutable.

to

:

to displease, fail to please.

ance, utter destruction. is,

—

missing the

eiros)

(s,

f.

(,

——

:

fut. is

to

:

.

aside.

2. to

[], drag away,

drink up.

$, , (€$) smoothness, evenness

simplicity, sincerity.

5 () ( -, () , . , $. -,- , , €, -, . () ,): , : ()

gotten

—

:

obscure, secret. fut.

:

to fasten from or

a string:

—

2.

unlooked for.

pf. pass,

. hung

:

upon;

to tie

$.

:

knots on

hang on;

on,

Pass, to be

aor. 2 part, of

(,

€5,

Adv. o{

€$,

rudely, coarsely.

TO, wealth, abundance.

-€5,

shut out from.

ov,

(as if from but aor. I Adv., to creep off, steal away. I. straightway, forthwith: at once, III. ov, (a privat., insufferable. quickly. II. thereupon, then, after that. 2 imperat. aor. 2 of continuously, without intermission. the Releaser, epith. of Zeus. ov, old Att. for 6, a letting go, setting free (WS, Att. or rather f. to tear off a quittance, discharge : remission, forgiveness : a pf. Pass., aor. I starting of horses in a race, the starting-post itself. or from : to snatch away : to snatch eagerly. shortened for a, ov, Comp. Adj. from hastier. 3 sing. pf. opt.

Ion. pass. pf. part, for

f.

:

:

4)

-€8,

€$,

-5, , €5,,

(, -8,

:

:

€08,

imperat.

I

take hold

:

of

speechlessness.

aor.

f.

—

handle, feel, touch. not named, nameless:

, $)

of,

() ()

€5,

:

,

,

ranging, esp. hence :

loose, freely

let

of sacred flocks that were free dedicated to some god.

from work

( -, . -, 05, -, ) €, , . . , , {, ) ) , () () -€, ) -€, -, . , , €6, , . , ov, (a privat.,

that should not be

named

or uttered;

untold sums

;

ws

unutterable

:

huge, monstrous.

fut. pass,

, weak, (, ,

—Pass,

.

.

there's

2.

dry up, parch, Lat. torrere become parched, to pine away.

-€5,

to

L•,

(a privat.,

ill-starred.

5,

2.

6,

purify

dim, faint.

the

:

II.

to boil

a

fut.

fut. pass,

2 subj. of

aor. 1 of

of

—

to boil off,

of all dross, to

refine,

act.,

pf. pass,

and

of

2. a lighting, a fastening, joint: a touching, handling:

,

II.

the sense of touch.

generally, to lead the way, relate, explain.

in pass, sense.

III.

Hence

lead away, lead off: U. to tell, is used the perf. to

f.

], 3 sing. aor.

:

pf.

3 plur.

Dor. for

privy.

Ep. for Ep. for

pf. pass.

young again.

kindling.

draught:

:

to boil free

Dor. for

handle, feel. without light, dark:

(,

'€|/

down.

:

1. to toast, roast.

to singe off.

Ion.

boil

q. v.

(without augm.)

aor. I

—

to

to

-€5, ,=$, -€, :

(Deriv. uncertain.)

feeble.

or

metaph.

no saying how.

go

first.

—

——

—

^. -,=€, €, €, , -€, -

, . , $ , -, . -, . , -, , {)) , .

:;

—

130

narra-

tale,

and

:

worth

aor.

,

fct's,

;

a telling, narra-

the telling.

-|,

mostly used arepos, -(araros.

, ,

beyond youth,

Comp. and

in

:

Sup.

-5,

'/'/)

,

of

ov, (a privat.,

3 sing. aor.

I

pass,

Comp. and

()

ov, (a privat.,

zai-

free

act.

Sup. of

ntienvied.

,8' :

more

From ungrudging, from envy :

II. pass,

given, plentiful.

2.

—

come come

to

II. to

( privat.,
a'yaOos) un-

not ambitious. of persons and

, () , () of persons, friendless.

2

.

things, ujifriendly, disagreeable, hateftd:

5,

— Adv. -.

, : -, .^ Ion.

,

(ws,

a going

II.

(,

{.

ov,

an ar-

departure.

hor?ie agai?i,

to ride off,

away, or back.

From

bad riding.

unsuitedfor riding orfor cavalry.

II.

riding badly.

impf.

and

aor.

tenses

it

unenvied, pro-

hence

to hinder,

-$,

5, 5,

))

^, -|5,/, -5,

not grudged, bounteously

voking no envy. III. Adv. rivas to have enough of a thing.

of

privat.,

-5,

rival.

often of things, plenty, abundance.

bounteous.

-

to, to

apyvpos) not ov, (a privat., loving money, not avaricious, not covetous. unloved. ov, (a privat., From tvant of ambition.

^7,

freedom from envy, readiness

ov,

pf. pass.

reach every means; to come into extremest

good men.

to

ov,

voiceless.

Irreg.

(

ov,

,

ov, (a privat.,

-5, €6$, -65, 5.

:

grove

in a

) ^^)

,

ov, later also

speechless

destroyed, undecaying, imperishable.

-5,

come

enmity with one.

--5,

uncorrnpted, in- friendly

^^ €

not to be spoken of; kv

-,

sq.

:

to try

s, ' (5 aor. 2 part,

From

incorruption, immortality.

where none may speak. Ion. and Dor. for

, , -,

or (is

--5,

the archer.

ov, (a privat.,

-5,

of

aor.

:

back, return.

of

corruptible.

,. -5,

of

2 sing. aor. 2

to arrive at, to

:

to battle, or into

ov, (a privat.,

-€5,

€

misery;

opos, 6,

,

Dep.

ks

Pass, to sit apart. pf.

Dor. for

:

iKOS,

to arrive at.

inf.

f.

of

I

Ion.

elderly

med.

aor. 2

Ion.

ting

,

aros,

Ion.

tive

causal

is

volt.

f.

aor.

I

—

-

med. in which to put away, remove, separate :

I

;

:

make

frustrate : but mostly, to to tveigh out;

(5

re-

) €€ - : : ', ( - , ,)^, , . , . -5, -6, :

,

From

incorruption, purity.

ov, (a privat.,

[]

f.

pf.

:

f.

:

—

intr.

uncorrupt, chaste.

[]

Pass., aor. i

to

pass,

if

from

—

impf. (as

€ Ep.

I

3

;

fut.

:

Dor.

:

—

:

Pass., fut.

aor. i pf. Dor. 3 with pres. sense to send forth, discharge, Lat. emiitere, esp. of missiles in prose, to send forth on an expedition, send out. II. to send away, let go, Lat. dimittere : hence to throw away. 2. to let go, set free, esp. from an accusation, etc.: to remit: absol., to acquit. 3. to dissolve, disband, break up, of an army so also of the council at Athens. 4. to put away, di:

:

:

:

vorce.

alone

(Is

5.

,

a place. ;

III.

to

give up

to let pass, neglect.

:

.

.

to loose ship for

hence

to leave ojf, let

IV. to

let, suffer,

permit to do or to be done. (sub.

B.

Med.

forth.

gen. only,

V. seemingly intr. vavs, etc.), to break tip, march, sail. to send forth from oneself, to send oneself from : freq. in Att., tUkvojv let go the children.

2. to loose

:

—

c.

withdraw from business

etc., to

;

tlvos to revolt from, and freq. absol. to

to purify,

3 sing.

pi.

pf.

:

pi.

:

revolt

:

II.

:

place elsewhere, to remove.

pf

-

they weigh out, i. e. pay inftdl the debt. in Pass., with aor. 2 act. perf. plqpf• and fut. med. to stand off, away, or aloof from ; :

or

hallow.

aor.

lest

2.

;

also

, , $,

absol. to stand aloof, keep off.

2.

of

pf. inf.

,

ship with

give over

c. inf.,

asking.

its

Lat. aplustre, the curved stern of a ornaments (Deriv. uncertain.)

,

a foaming or gnashing of

, 605, , ,

,

also

rich in a thing,

", -5,

6v, (axpivos) rich, wealthy

(65.

collat. form of Adv. unawares, of a sudden

(

privat.,

-, $, )

out fear of,

-5,

c.

gen.

ov,

:

also

gen.

c.

ov,

teeth.

formed from the sound.)

(Prob. like

(a privat.,

causing no fear, not

()

$)

to be feared.

ov,

{$,

$,

:

also

$.

fearless, with-

^) fearless.

2.

fear-

of heart, stout-hearted. Adv. o{ without fear, securely. a going away, departure , also a ^oing back. 11. = less

-8, {,

-5,

ov,

( privat.,

5. )

uncleansed.

—

.

-,

,

f.

,

compare.

-•\,

aor. 2

from

to liken,

make

II. to

like.

to portray, copy.

III.

f.

—

€

to

:

(as

fut.

from

if

from

(as if

— -)-), :

away

to look

:

and

others at one, and so to look at, Lat. respiII. to to see clearly, have in full view.

all

—

cere

:

look

from

)

a place.

-5,

III.

have the back tur7ied.

, €,

ov, (a privat.,

sufferable.

,

-,

II.

unbearable, in-

barrenness.

:

determine,

:

mark off by boundaries : to part off, Med. to mark off for oneself, define: to

—

appropriate.

to set apart,

II.

ordain

:

also to

reject, banish.

-op,f.17c,/o make to start from a from

intr. to start

-,

)

(,

,

place.

a place, set off: so in Pass, to

forth, start, depart.

privat.,

unutterable,

untold, numberless.

2.

not thought

(a privat., unseen, unexpected. Hence

of,

II.

Adv. u?iexpectedly.

€,

{$)

f.

, , ()

opos,

.

:

')

{05,

ov,

skimming.

foam

to

withfoajn.

the

, () €5, €, ,

ace. to cover

c.

gathering froth,

foaming

(

Ion. for

=

f.

one. privat.,

II.

go

foaming.

From

the foam-born.

(, $,

, ' Venus.

foam-born.

is,

fern.

,

Adj. sacred to Venus.

also

ov,

II.

,

•

tie.

to foam.

ev,

3 sing. fut. act. or 2 sing. fut. med. of pf. pass. Att. aor. f. ;

(

ov,

121

rpa) without brotherhood, botind by no social

a not bearing, dearth of a

{a(popos)

thing.

away,

rarely, to look

)

) , , -3, , , , , , €€, -, ) , 5, , -5,

strange.

disarm, strip of arms : Med., 'ivT^a to put offo7ie's armour. with borpf. impf. a(pewpojv

-,

rowed

—^.

her festival.

()

os,

,

belonging

ov,

the temple

From

, , , -5,.,) , ,

to

of Venus:

Aphrodite, Lat. Venus, [], the goddess of love and beauty, bom from the sea-

€€8,,-€5, ()

foam.

II. as

appellat. love, desire:

f.

—

Comp. and

.

also beauty.

Sup. of

be silly, to act foolishly

f. to be heedless : to have no care a startitig-place, means of of operatiojis : hence also a place to of a thing. From ov, (a privat., thoughtless, 2. a starting-point, the retire to, a place of safety. heedless: so in tohe thoughtoccasion or pretext of a thing. 3. means, reII. pass, unthought of, unexpected. sources : esp. the means or sinews of war, as money, less. Adv. oi II. a making foolishly. ships, etc.: capital, Lz-t. fundus. , foam, froth. a start, undertaking.

starting, base

, -,

'^

—

. , () ) -5, -, ) ) -, -5, *'2,

pi. aor. I pass. opt.

3

-5, -$, (, '5)

o{

,

/rom harbour.

ov,

ov, (a privat., (^op/it fa;) without the lyre.

is,

Med.

unmoor

to

ships

folly, thoughtlessness.

( privat.,

{$,

unwatched. froth-producing, milky.

) ) -, , , ( , . €, , , , ., , ) -5, -, ) , , , )) -, -, $, , -, ) -, . , . ov,

place.

-8,

-8,

ov, (a privat.,

not bearing, barren.

undefiled, uti-

— Med.

to purify or liberate purify oneself from sins of to make expiatory

(

to

negligence;

offerings to the god.

II.

Med.

also to acquit

oneself of service due ; charge oneself of the obligation of an oath. aor. 2 imper.

to dis-

to

act. part. ace.

,

anchovy or sardine. a sort (a privat., ^1^17) without natural talent, II. in good naturally unfit for a thing.

-5,

dull

:

€s,

sense, simple.

-8,

ov, (a privat.,

of

6$)

lessly.

thoughtless, silly:

Adv.

Adv.

thoughtlessness,

ov. gen.

(-)

-5,

ed.

foolishly, sense-

Hence

, folly, old

not to be shunned, 2. act.

to be off one's

f.

From

without sense.

(a privat.,

of the dead, senseless.

to

unable to

escape.

pres.

to act

(S,

wash clean: Med.

oneself, bathe.

be careless about, neglect.

f.

Comp.

and Sup.,

inevitable: of arrows, unerring.

med. of

Ep. for

-. -,(5, (,

senseless, wit-

foolish, crazed, silly, Lat. amens, demens.

wash

(, $)

fut.

guilt:

)

ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

less,

ov, (a privat.,

stained.

from

without harbour in a

thoughtless.

ov,

Att.

II.

(a

gen.

-

unguardov, (a privat., of persons, unguarded, unheeding; to catch one off bis guard.

Hence want of vigilance, utiguardedness.

-5, , (,

to strain off.

f.

leafless, of dry speech not seconded by the

ov, (a privat.,

to be silly.

unfenced, unguarded. ov, gen. ovos, —

-.

c.

,

sillitiess.

$, =

II.

guard :

From

privat.,

off one's guard.

wood

;

suppliant's olive-branch. fut. inf.

of

— ::

: {)

-, :, (, -, — 122

f.

aor.

f.

wake or rouse from

to

(€05, ,

'22„

Ep.

—/

drawn from

mud and

Dor.

2.

— Med.

to

pour

/o

a pile of leaves.

-€\>8,

ov, (a privat.,

Adv. of

natural

-\)05,

I heaped

ov, (a privat.,

)

ov, (a privat.,

[]. Dor.

-$.

Adv.

inarticulate.

7).

for

()

,

Ion.

epith. of

Demeter

($)

with single points to his horns, a deer. epith. of a young stag : also Att.

*5,

or without foia.

itos,

,

,

Achaian la?id, with an Achaian tvo-

the

-€, -€5, -€$,

2. (sub. •yvvi])

()

pos, 0, 17, (a privat., without dexterity, awkward. 6S, without hands.

-€8,

ov, not

—

ov,

65,

poet. ;

", €5

without hands

by hands.

of

not trained by the

unconquered.

II.

*€5,

not vexed with

the hinder parts

-€(>9, ov, (a privat., hand.

^ )

made

:

the body.

,

known

Achelous, name of ran through Aetolia

,

the best

II. as appellat, any runni?ig and Acarnania. water, as in Virgil, Acheloia pocula.

, more rarely , a wild prickly shrub, wild pear.

the

:

.

a, ov, of or belotigfem. -las, the white poplar, supposed to have been brought by Hercules from the banks o{ Acheron. ovTOS, , Acheron, a river in Hades, (De-

,5,

, ,

ing

to

Acheron

rived from

in Attica.

,

storms.

and

voiceless, speechless,

.^)

( privat.,

ov,

used for hedges

From

speechlessness.

f],

unspeakable, un-

voiceless, speechless.

, , , , '5, , , ',

\,

have no

to

ovos. Dor. for

several rivers

not planted.

((

:

II.

-5, :

oneself, to

talent.

utterable.

dumb

:

wine was

oTyos

in a heap, to pile up,

, $) ,

me up

r

draw for

)

— Med.,

:

aor.

Ep.

/^/

the casks:

drink, quaff.

(

7)-:

med.

;

fall asleep. dirt which a

II. to

sleep.

fut.

(fratu liquids

sleep,

rubbish.

it,

aor. i

:

I

the

stream carries with

wake from

vrrvos) to

,

—*/€?. (, ): -€5,

:

.$, .

as

,

05 () .) from

sounding: male cicada, from its chirping. to mourn, be sad, rivos for one. to mourn, be sad, only used in part., sorrowitig in heart. II. from the same Root came I. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 ov,

Dor. for

esp. the

,

ۥ, {$) (')

, , , )) , ) ) €5, ) , ) ,', .. , -5, 5 ) €$. -, , -5, , ) , () , ,

man

abas,

so also

:

08, , ,

.

II. as Achaian, Lat. Achivus. ol, the Achaians, in Homer the 2. Greeks generally. ), Achaia, in Pelo-

Subst.,

I.

-5, .-5, -605,

farthing.

€).

(a

ov,

a

Hence to be

-6/8,

(for

-5,

ov,

without

brass,

without

esp.

brasen

ivos,

,

= avev

ov,

[-], , (S,

mouth.

, )

(

( privat.,

€)

Persian

privat.,

= measure, — ^^

poet,

'. ,,

(for

Ep. also

part.

form

for

(.

gen. iTOS,

-5,

f.

, ($)

Ion.

and poet.

-5,

unpleasing

:

gracious : ungrateful, thankless. tbanked : Adv., ^, with an not wanting to him.

%(6

to

unpass, unII.

2.

€(

thanks are ill

btirdensome,

,

Pass,

)— :

$

:

to be

with

of

will: hence

follow with a

bad

oppressive.

ay.

grief, annoyance.

of

fut.

).

burdened, loaded:

,

and

med.

aor. I

—

discontented, vexed, disgusted.

ov, (a privat.,

without grace.

pass. part,

fut. pass,

II.

ingratitude, ungraciousness.

$ $ 17,

i

ovos,

( privat., xapis)

to be ungrateful.

the eyes'

, ($)

17,

aor.

vast.

without grace or chartns, unpleasant, wretched. ungracious, thankless, Lat. ingratus.

want;

-vajs, unwiUi?igly, Lat. aegre, moleste.

not palisaded.

01^,(0 privat.,

,

0€08,

Adv.

Hence

poor, needy, [a]

need,

blank gaze.

opening the

not

. ( euphon.) yawning,

-8, , ,

grace.

:

or

Dor. for

;

in Adv.,

;

[], Dor. and

not forged of

ov, (a privat.,

metal.

arms

inf

€€8.

without a farthing.

pi.

pi.

3 pi. pf.

;

;

(as if

I

Pass, to grieve, subj.

impf. 3

Ep. 3

pf. pass.,

without

privat.,

aor.

Med. and

2.

opt.

unbridled.

ov, (a privat.,

to grieve, vex, distress

so also redupl. fut.

unbridled.

ov, (a privat.,

make

in causal sense, to

from

ponnesus.

-

-,

,

''AXOOS,

:

pf

to be

:

pass.

(-

weighed down,

5

eos, TO, a weight, burden, load; a dead weight on earth. II. a load of grief: sorrow, grief, distress. f to bear burdens, to bear as a From burden. ov, bearing burdens. a, ov, of or belonging to Achilles:

,

-5, 605, (, )

—

—

6, -, , -,) 'AxiWctis,

,

Ep.

€Cus,

:

.

Ep. also

-5, -5, ,{) {) -, (,

, ) :

,

From

Myr-

ov, contr.

without herbage.

065, €,

''2,

, ',

ligo: in

,a

vos,

Homer

gloom, darkness, Lat. cacomes over the eyes metaph. trouble. Hence

mist,

of the dying or swooning

[]

,

f.

dark.

:

:

aor.

i

:

to be or

grow

),

surface of a thing, as of liquids,

,

tears.

.

;

.

)

:

()

:

to trouble oneself, grieve.

-5,

,

lacking gall : metaph. II. allaying bile or anger. meek, gentle. Dep. to mourn, bewail oneself. not like ov, (a privat., attended with the dance, joyless, wretched. ov, (a privat.,

-, $, , . TO,

)

(, )

)

,

. -,/, ( $)( Dor. for

,

",

-|/5,

, ', -,

act.

)

without touching. €s, (a privat.,

-€8,

, = '5.

-€05,

, f.

.

( privat., \^) untouched.

ov,

truthfulness

not to

77^0;,

and

;

lie,

-5,

"AX02,

() $,

without the dance : mournfid, sad. €0$, TO, an ACHE, pain, distress, in Homer ov,

Hence and truly.

truthful: of things, genuine, pure.

-5, $, -€8,

(

privat.,

ov, rarely a, ov. Ion.

voted.

or

means

:

-5, (

privat.,

.

-5,,

to

f.

make

,

want of money.

ov,

(a

Ion.

5,

From

U

a juncture

:

a net.

of

$.

ovv,

-poos, ov, contr.

unfit II.

—

$ a loop,

the

2.

-5, ()

for a

unkind,

a juncture

:

a joint.

) ) ,.

;

c.

without cry of wailing.

gen.,

,

moving back-

without noise

ov, (a privat.,

-5, -5,,

(, ()

as Adv., back-

neut.

ov|/os, (OS, TO,

un-

of, c. dat.

\()

()

97,

the meshes

wards, going back ward, back again.

Prep, with and before a vowel axpis, until gen. until, Lat. usque ad; Kaph'ias. II. as far as, deep in the night Conj. until, to the time that, Lat. donee : so also :

(5

wormwood.

-5,

=

useless,

profitable, unserviceable; without effect, Lat. irritus. thing: III. act. making no use cruel.

,

knot;

From

wormwood.

back-flowing, flowing back into itself ov, shortd. form of foreg.

[a\

privat.,

From

skirmishing.

dat. pi. of

want of money. From ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., uselessness, unfitness.

a skirmishing.

,

without money

the poor.

poor, needy.

Kopos) satisfied with touch-

TO, Lat. absinthium,

From

ov, (a privat.,

ol

-TOs,

to be tied

:

felloe or felly of a wheel, the wheel itself; the potter's wheel. 3. an arch or vault.

tiseless, disable.

ov, Ion. for axpeios.

,

(/)

:

ov,

giving a helpless

),

9,

Pass.

:

-Kopos, ov,

;

-5,

off.

not having

ov, (a privat.,

ing, fastidious, dainty.

yfkdv to laugh without look, looking /oo/is^; use or cause, make a forced laugh Hence to bark without cause, of dogs.

-5,

unfeigned.

not rubbed

ov, (a privat.,

lindefiled.

a kind of wild pear.

57,

as Adv.,

,€,

ov, (a privat.,

-5, -5,

pf.

Xpf'ia) useless, unprofitable, unserviceable in war.

neut.

^() ) really

in a circle or curve.

ov,

dxpas,

-€5. Adv.

Ion.

only of the mind. is, —

From

to speak truth.

(a privat., \p(i;5os) without falsehood,

«s,

€$. -€5,

II.

unblamed, blameless.

) , (, -, . ) , (, ) , ( € "^, , , , $, , , ) , ) -, , ) ) -€5, ()

threshing

privat., not parted. II. without a place assigned one. Adv. of Place, backwards, back, away from, 2. of actions, again, over again. aor. 1 med. part, of

privat.,

away.

anything that comes off the /oam, froth; dewy the dexu of heaven of solids, chaff: the doivn on fruit. in ace. as Adv., a morsel, a little bit. Dep. only used in pres. and impf. Dor.

,

out the husks.

also the mist ivhich

without colour. uncoloured : un-

fern. Adj. of chaff a heap of chaff a chaff-holder. mostly in plur. chaff, bran,

i),

husks.

($) murky, gloomy.

€v,

to the uttermost, utterly,

ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

"AXT^'PON,

without cloak. ovv, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,

))

Adv. of manner,

III.

touched. midons, hero of the Ihad. ov, gen. cdios, without tunic, thinly clad. want of a cloak : generally, want of

-5, -5,

123

Lat. penitus.

Achilles, son of Peleus and Thetis, chief of the

clothing.

.

'AxtUevs—*2.

cakes of fine barley-meai, dainty

From

food.

—

:

0»/,

(

privat.,

d-ij/VKTOS, ov, (a privat., ov, (a privat.,

*', root oi

,

to

uncooled,

warm.

From

cowardice.

spiritless, fainthearted.

= a-^o(^77Tos.

^o^os)

blow;

lifeless.

cf.

II.

—

:

"Ail, root of Ep. aeaaa, ccntr.

to sleep

hurl, contr.

from

aor,

:

q. v.

verb. Adj. Ep. for a(LV aor. I []; but privat., aaros [_], contr. oltos. with Adv. Dor. for Dor. for aovos, at an nnlimely hour. Adv. of untimely fate or death, an unsear,Kciv to have sonable time : in ace. as Adv., :

.

-, , ()

come

-8,

-5, ov,

=

$.

,

$,

€$,

,

$, ,

and

,

)

(8,

ov,

a walking, going. one must go. ov, 6, one that goes on foot, a walker, goer ; a quick goer. good at walking. a walk. , to speak, say: 3 sing. pf. pass., enos f. a word has been spoken. Ion. for fem. of Adv. deeply. ov, Sup. of verb. Adj. of

$, ()

[a]

too late,

, , ,

,

($,

i

[a], contr. for

to satiate, iiif

, , -,

—, . 5, ,

,. , , , () $ ^, $, : 05,(), () ', ^, ,^. . $, , $. (,

124

", *',,

!

at midnight, Lat. in-

)

,8

From

step.

step, stair.

II.

metaph.

rank, Lat. gradus. (OS, TO, depth or height, Lat. altitudo; in file, of soldiers.

step, degree,

$,

$.

, ().

(%)

tempesta nocte. ov, (a privat., untimely, unseasonable, €m = III. eavaros. II. before the time, tinripe. misshapen, ugly, [a] that on which one stands, a base, Ep. plqpf. pass, of pedestal: foundation. 2. a step or set of steps, the Dor. for 'Hws, "Ecus. Hence round of a ladder: in plur. ladders. 3. a threshold: the bringer of light, the metaph. an edge, verge. ,= 4. a bench, seat. morning-star, Lat. Lucifer. es, ay/ios) with deep vales. f. to sleep soundly. From ov, deep-counselling. TO, and Ion. ov, Att. cw, , the best or choicest of its kind, the flower of the whole; in Homer oi Uit finest yij) with deep soil, fruitful. also of \he finest linen, wool, oios \ew• yijpas) in great old age, ;

-5,

(,

. , •-5, (8, ,, , , 5,

,

,

'5, .

-, -5, -€5,

) , -5,

()

(,

.

($, (8,

, ($,

yv) -05, (, -65, ($, -5, (8, ($, ) -5, ^) ov,

,

second letter of the Greek al— phabet hence as a numeral, and devT^pos, = 2O0O. but The Aeol. and Dor. used it as the simple aspirate indecl.,

'

:

, , $. 5,

before p, as often inserted between as in

$.

for

and

It

was

to give a fuller sound,

cf.

)

-,. -, ) ov,

-|5,

($,

ov,

under the breast, but over the fell

over the girdle

dress

in

full

far famed. deep-girded,

folds

;

-, -€5, -5, (, (,)

of

owing to the

several dialects

€.

,

II.

into

I.

into

Arcad., into III.

other consonants was

,

for

e. g.

it,

as

-

($, ($,

e's,

with thick hair:

strongly curved.

ktjtos) very deep.

\$) far-famed.

into y, as

fs,

ov,

the dress in deep, full folds, like

with siuelling breasts.

for

for

redupl. for

a bridge.

Adv.

step by step, pacing, Lat. pede-

$, ,

a speech.

to

:

go

cliffs.

with great pos-

and herds. ov, and with rich meadows.

ov,

tentim, opp. to quick running.

pf.

-KTiavos, ov,

6-€5,

a chatterer. Lacon. for

II,

riding.

fut. Att.

with high

sessions, esp. of flocks

,

on foot, opp. to gradatim.

2.

of the earth, with deep

ov, with thick ice.

me ! dear me !

,

deep-bosomed, with

ov,

to chatter.

Lat. papae, exclamation of surprise,

bless

II.

$.

valleys.

King

shortd. form of

not

gown

of sheep, with thick wool. (s,

different pronunciations of the

e.

esp. of the Ionian

^ , . ^ . (, -5, (, ) , , -5, , , (, ) , -, , ', (, () , -, )) , {)() -5, -5, , -, , {,,) ( The change

chiefly

i.

hips, so that the

$, , , ($, )

cf.

:

deep-carved.

deep-eddying. deep-eddying, [t]

(v,

,

ov,

,

)

decrepit.

eaaa,

D,

65,

III.

ov,

,

thick-fleeced.

also

deep-counselling.

:

to

:

aor.

I

go on foot, Hence

slowly, pace: generally, to go.

:

to

walk:

profoundly

—

ivise.

[], fut. hollow

to deepen,

($, $) ($, vaos) (vya: (): ovv,

-voos, ov, contr.

later

gen. ovos,

with deep, thick crops.

ov,

marching

gradually, Lat.

(8, ($,

ov,

:

pf.

out, excavate;

ttjv

'

—'. ^ )) ;;

to

deepen the phalanx by increasing the num-

-, -,

ber of ranks.

-|8, $, (5, -65, {$, ov,

ov,

-^, -,

thick-soled.

.

rich.

) -, ( ^ ' )•. ) -5, {,-, ,{5, ) , ''2, . , €€ 5 $) 5.. thick

,

deep-rooted.

ov,

-poos, ov, contr. deep-flowing, with deep, full stream. Ion.

:

Dor.

Tfpos, poet,

Sup.

:

(-, ^ ) ) -5, ) -, ) -€5, €5 -5, (, ) 5

yrjpas great old age;

morning-prime ; a column deep

in file.

($, {$, {5, ($,

deep-dug. deep-shaded. deep-sown, fruit-

is,

ov,

ov,

ful.

;

ov,

-5, -5, -, -5, -,

ov,

($, {$,

ov,

rushes.

), , ) .

ov, gen. ovos,

selling.

-,)

{, )

{$,

ov,

, , 5, . , , , €, , -, )(, &) (8,

,=

, , , {*,

grown with

deep-coun-

also

, to

,

the

. ,

8,

,

,

part,

,

aor. 2

aor.

[] as

inf.,

to

pi.

(, Ep.

;

contr.

Ep. 3 sing,

.

imperat.

Ep. Ep.

'.

—

one

to

raise

the

strain

(,

ov,

Bacchic revelry. temple of Bacchus.

(5)

Bacchic, belonging to a priest of Bacchus, inspired,

(^) , , = 5. , (^) (, ($) otos, to,

Bacchic revelry.

Hence

ov.

($,

pf.

II.

f.

Bacchanalian, frenzied. Bacchic revelry.

to keep the feast of speak or act like one frantic, Lat. causal, to inspire with frenzy. II. any ina Bacchante.

) , , ^. , ;, ^ ,( , € 5, 8 05, ,^%, , . € , ( , 02, {$) ", Ep. 3

—

fut.

:

,

rave with Bacchic frenzy.

his rites: like

aor. 2 opt. of

formed from the Root and Dor.

Ep.

Bacchus or

{$,

soil, fertile.

From From

€, ,(5)

with deep thick hair, with thick mane. frenzied. gen. ovos, of deep

ov,

staff.

invoke Bacchus.

€5,

tJ€v,

support.

staff.

to

(,

on a

Lat. baculus, a staff.

ov,

=

thick-leafed.

staff,

to lean

^, , €5, , * €5, , ^ . ,,,,, ^ ^,^^: , , 8,

,

ov,

,

,=

who begs leaning on a

deep

Adv.

a palm-branch. a peasant's coat of skins. , a priest of Cybele. f. (BaKis) to prophesy like Bacis. or fws, baccar, an aromatic plant.

deep-covered,

5)

as

17,

f.

with deep, full

humble

little.

otos,

deep-chested

deep-bosomed earth.

well-covered, of a bed.

from childhood;

(sub.

a

,

slight, short, small,

travelling with small escort;

(), ) ,€,

ov,

robes.

a palm-branch.

little,

2, , - BAI'TH,

large, abundant : of the voice, deep : of thought, then in various senses, of time, age, etc. deep :

—

,

,

05 he was

generally,

:

{$)

TO,

BAIO'2,

deep,

2.

thick, luxuriant, as

:

—

chariot.

Comp.

Deep or high, Lat. altus. of the hair and beard

poet.

in fut. act. II. Causal aor. I (answering to pres. to make to go; }he made the men dismount from the

fiaOvppoos.

ov,

ov,

'€

;

on me.

in

ov,

;

:

($, ttAoutos) exceeding {8, €$) plunged war. , (() = wool. with {$,

ov,

125

kvvia kviavTol nine years have come ana gone. 6. to mount, of animals, ta cover; brood mares. 7. with cognate ace, Ke\ev0ov to go a path; to advance the foot also later c. ace, alvov KOpoi disgust comes after praise debts catne xpios

with thick wood. irihov) forming a deep vale.

ov,

;

,

compds.

in

3 sing.

^31777

(as

in

go

:

compds. as

:

To

* €, ' (( he started

after a thing

ceed upon hope,

i.

=

ievai he, they set

to run.

to feel

sing.

'

3.

hope,

etc.

compds. 2. Ep. with out to go

Tcj they

who are

to

stand

in office.

4.

fast; 01 kv

5.

of

:

and

pro-

(sub. 0€0s), the Bacchic god,

as Subst,,

pf.

lifeless

things,

II.

i.

e.

Bacchus.

$, , =

Bacchanalian. , Bacchus, the planter of the vine, god of wine and inspiration, and particularly of dramatic and so from poetry. The same word with II. a Bacchanal : generally, any one in-

,

-.

the

,

generally, inspired, raving.

ov,

etc., to

chieily has the sense of being in a place, being

settled; (v

a, ov,

Bacchanalian

I

in

pf.

II.

(/) woman.

frenzied

inf.

aor.

go, walk, step.

;

e.

— Pass.,

,

spired

to

2.

;

subj.

;

;

Med., Ep. 3

for

Bacchus.

bacchari.

[]

Ep. 3 dual

opt.

;

;

($,

part,

I

inf.

spired or frantic with passion.

:

—

-, \5 €,

126

{$,

17,

ajpa)

hook

to

pull out

or bolt-pin, a key.

the

"''2,

€, , -5, -5,

iws,

bath-man, Lat. bal-

the

6,

Hence

wait upon a person at the balh serve, wait upon. ov, acorn-eating. ov, /os, bearing acorns to

f.

generally, to

{)

{$, -^)

, ,$

or dates.

(\$) ,

tree.

€8.

of BA'AA'NOS, an acorn: also of other fruit, esp. the date ; Aids II. 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 /aypa) when the door was to be opened, a bolt-pin. Hence fern,

(Formed from

$,

Dor. for

,

^, {)

$, ,

dipped, dye

pi. aor. 2 subj.

Ep. for

/SatVcu.

. , ^ $, $, )

{$)

j),

of

that in which

(, ',

see

:

stammer,

to

the sound.)

habits of a mechanic

Hence

shake acorns from a

to

Dor. for

chatter with the teeth:

TO, Lat. balneum, a bath, bathing-room.

neator.

, , . , , ,

,. . .

:

a thing

3 pi. aor. 2 of

handicraft, the

and

life

hence vulgarity, bad

taste.

, of or for mechanics; mechanical trade, Lat. ars sellularia. ov, (for from working by or with fire: hence generally a mechanic: metaph. low, vulgar, illiberal.

-5, a

-,()(,$ |, , () -, (, ^) , ,, $. 5, , , , , , . ( ', . . (, , $, () ( , . '^ , ',€.. .: : , . , ,. .,(. , {$) , (, . , 3 . (. € ^ $ , 5 . '$ ( , , . -, ($, ) $, , , . , , () ( ,,

bar the door with a bolt-pin, to

to

f.

,

|5,

esp.

of an oracle;

bag, pouch, purse. to cut purses.

,

ihos,

mostly in

to be

any starting point.

:

also

,

rjvos,

—an end,

term.

—

—

inf.

Ep.

fut.

—

imperat.

:

aor.

:

— Med.,

Ion. impf. Ion.

aor. 2

Pass., fut.

fut. 3

i

:

subj.

part. :

—

perf.

:

—

opt. 2

sing.

3

sing.

(,

pf.

plqpf.

£p.

I,

j8e-

aor.

2

inf.

^-

Ion, 3 pi. Act. to throw,

hurl at, properly of a missile as opp. to striking, to hit with a dart : metaph. of sound, to strike, cast,

:

— of

push : to let fall on or over,

:

ships,

and of

to

dash, strike

tears, to

shed:

(.

:

also

— also

to

to

put

2. intr. to

fall, tumble,

ds II. Med. weigh with oneself, ponder, deliberate. 2. to throw around oneself; to throw over one's shoulder. 3. to lay a foundato

^$

tion,

to found a city.

Dor. for

fem, o{

, . Dor.

fut. ind,

and

aor. 2 part.

for

05.

aor. 2 subj. o(

nom.

pi.

dipped.

Hence 11.

II.

a

the Baptist.

like water.

bright-coloured.

—

Pass., aor.

pf

:

II.

From

aor. 2

I.

2.

proverb.,

transit, to dip,

to dye,

colour,

"SapdiaviKov to

Sardian dye, give him a bloody coxto fill by dipping in, draw. II. intrans. the ship sank. dip, sink; vads Ion. (akin to epos) a gulf, cleft, pit : at Athens a cleft behind the Acropolis, into which criminals were thrown, — Spartan hence, II. metaph. ruin, perdition.

one

comb.

in

3.

,

Tzrdy

Ion.

Ion.

baptize.

is

dipping in water : baptism. that dips, a dyer.

, , one dyed: ,,

[]

steep

and

on the words

a play

fut.

:

that which

dipped,

drawn

steep:

spotted, dappled.

,= (€,

plqpf.

:

,

II.

dip under, Lat. immergere.

,

aor. 2

to dip repeatedly,

to bathe.

fut.

deme

the Attic

bsptizer

a king, akin to Hebr.

Bel or Baal, Lord.

,

,

Lat.

any point

11.

gained, the battlement of a wall: for €/36, 3 sing. aor. 2 of

— Med.

=

(3,

pi.

dip under:

aTos,

carceres, the post of the race-course, whence the racers started and to which they returned, both in running

and driving

the telling or tidings

of the capture.

fut. Att.

a cutpurse.

,a

BAAA'NTION,

*('/) handicraft. saying, report, announcement,

,

fa's,

close up.

6,

is

, :

,

-

f. Att. to behave or a barbarian, speak a foreign tongue: to ape 11. to bold with barbarians, esp. the foreigners. Persians ; cf. barbaric,foreign, like aforeigner, opp. to /cos. Adv. -«cDs, in a foreign tojigue, i. e. Persian. From BA'PBA"P05, ov, barbarous, i. e. not Greek, all that were not foreign : as Subst., Plato divides Greeks, or that did not speak Greek. mankind into Barbarians and Hellenes, as the Hebrews gave the name of Gentiles to all but themselves. 11. from the Augustan age, the term was applied by the Romans to all nations except themselves and the Greeks: but the Greeks still affected to look upon the Romans as Barbarians. ov, speaking a strange foreign tongue. f. to make barbarous

speak

like

,,

,

:

BA'PBITON— /3;'9.

, ,: '€$ . $, ,.,

or foreign

Pass, to become barbarous

:

-5, -8, -5,

to be inar-

:

ticulate.

BA'PBI^'TON, TO, and many strings,

or

,a

like the lyre

instrument of

musical used also

:

by

ov,

Sup. of

poet, metath. for

Comp.

so

€, ($)

for

Ep.

in

intr.

€8.

€($.

$,

($,

€8,

6€, Lat. aegre ferre,

$ $,

to take a thing

to hear with disgust.

5.

Ion.

,

ios,

Ion.

plur.

///

'

BA'POS,

-, -5,

grief, misery

also a quantity, excess.

:

($, akyos) grievously very grievous. ($, ') very grievous. is,

-, -5, 2.

burden, pressure: hence

eos, TO, weight,

ov,

suffer-

.

(, $) , -€, $, , -€6, , ($, ^) -5,, ,(8, poi) -5,$,, {, ^) , , (,

-,

groaning

is,

Dor. for

is,

and

ov,

heavily.

fern.

:

to

[], f. torment

—

)

very toilsome or pi. aor.

load heavily,

to

maimed

hand:

in

:

gnawing, corroding. ov,

($,

6)

loud-roaring, thundering.

loud-voiced.

-, -€8, (, -, -5, (, (, ) ($,

is,

woe.

^ivo)

,

heavy-handed. causing grievous

(vi)

mourning

heavily.

ireafTv) heavy-falling.

is,

,

-, , , , (, $)

,

,,

BA'PT'S,

with heavy fate,

gen.

heavy at the end.

:

eia,

:

Comp.

Sup.

armed.

of

II.

of sound, strong

III.

yovv)

ov,

with heavy knees, loitering, lazy. ov, yviov) weighing

:

soldiers,

down

weighing heavy.

the

to be

f.

generally, to be unlucky.

:

,

a heavy fate,

ill

possessed

-5, (, ) -€, , (, ) -5, --, ) (,) -5, {, ,

ov,

by

ill

luck.

pressed

by a heavy fate, unlucky.

groaning heavily. weighed down

ov,

Hence

luck.

ov, gen. ovos, {fiapvs,

acpapayos) loud thun-

ov,

dering.

,

weeping grievously.

weight, heaviness

)

^. •-5, (, ^) -, -8, {, ) (, ) -, , ) , () -€5, (, -, 4) (, -?, (,) ) ) (, •-5, (, -, (, . ,,, -, (, ) () -5, ) (, ^^ 05, () taking heavy vengeance. giver of ill gifts.

ov,

=

ov,

is,

•-5, (, ov,

spirit

:

in-

aor. 2 of

heavy-sounding,

,,

weighed down:

to be heavy,

mind

-KOTOs, ov,

ov,

loud-thundering.

ottos,

thick-lipped.

ov,

loud-roaring. grievous in wrath. KTviria) heavy-sounding,

6,

loud-

17,

storming.

,

hate vented

vexatious of speech; words.

in bitter

deep-toned.

ov,

,

heavy of soul, mean-

spirited, dejected.

aor. 2 part, of

make proof of :

,

rub upon the touchof thing, test, convict: to put to the torture. Att.

f.

stone

ov,

weighty of

or purpose.

[C]

ov,

*<)

loud-roaring.

dignant, stdlen.

to be

[iJ]

to bear.

ov,

heavy in

impor-

of great worth : vener-

($,

ov,

heavy

From

sullenness.

ov,

:

tunity: harshness, oppression; gravity oi m^nntxs. able, costly.

exceedingly jealous. heavy-sounding.

ov,

dull, sluggish.

sobbing

ov,

heavily.

by an evil genius

17.

heavy-

deep, bass, opp.

heavy with iron.

ov,

ov,

litnbs.

,

-

heavy, Lat. gravis : burdensome, grievous, op2. in good pressive : of persons, troublesome. :

to

and

,

-

to be

opyrj) exceeding angry.

sense, weighty, i?npressive.

heavy-sounding,

bur-

;

metaph.

-, $) . -5 -5, (, -8, ) (, ) -5, (, -, (, -6, , (, () (, , () -, -, (,(,)) -, ) -5, (, -^, {, ) , , ()

eating

to

Pass, to be weary, oppressed

,

heavy-footed

loud-roaring. loud-roaring. greedily

-,

(, ()

ill-fated, ill-starred.

loud-thunderijig.

exacting heavy

vexed, annoyed, Lat. gravari. I

boat, Lat. ratis.

(,

gen. los,

^ — , (, -8, -8, -,,,(,(, )

den

to be

an

Egyptian boat, a sort of raft: generally, a canoe,

ing.

I

;

,

) )

t,

Ep. and Aeol. for

pass, of

I

weighed down, overcome, heavily, grievo7isly; Adv. of

ov,

painful.

part.

pf.

-5,

(, (,

ov,

sjitns.

for the lyre itself.

,

and

ov,

exceeding wrathful.

is)

127

to

to try the genuine?iess

:

to

,

torturing, torture.

—

—

€ ^ . . , , , , . . ,,

!

;

— /3

5, , () 128

,

.

,

pecul. fern,

Dor. for

,-

an examiner, questioner, torturer.

:

BA'2A'N05, ,

. Dim. ,

the touchstone, Lat. lapis Lydius,

.

a fox. (Of Thracian origin.)

of

(,

, , , , . , , () , , ,, , , , , , , ov, gen. ovos.

by which gold was proved, see metaph. a test to try whether a thing be genuine or

HI. inquiry, esp. by torture, the quesanguish, disease. Dor. for

not.

den.

{($)

),

to

royal blood.

a kingdom, dominion

,

mostly

TO,

:

carry

off.

€05,

and

ov,

,

a palace : also the from

in plur.,

From

kingly, royal.

BA'SrAET'S,

,

a

:

—

H.

to bear,

(up, supIII.

verb. Adj., to be borne.

()

.

mount, cover, of animals. 3 dual aor. 2 of fem. Adj. /or mounting.

to

$,{)

$, ,

,=

lift

to bear in mind, consider. IV. to handle, touch. Hence

:

Ep. for

ov,

later

lift,

lisper.

f.

From

to

) , -, , ,

Ion.

ov,

a,

borne, a bur-

is

extol, exalt.

,

,

he-

,

Strictly neut.

tent.

pass,

:

reditary monarchy, opp. to rvpavvis.

royal treasury or

i

:

metaph. to a queen, princess, lady of port, hold upright raise

of

aor.

:

$.

Dor. comparat. of

that which

that which bears, a staff. f. aor. i

If.

BA2TA'Zfl,

2. torture,

tion.

fut.

aros,

a bush, thicket.

{,

looking after roaches or skaits, greedy for them. t5os, the prickly roach or the skait. hence are -Tjes a king, prince, of gods and ov, pulling thorns off a, ov, more kingly formed the Comp. contr.

—

:

pi.,

:

iws

Ion.

i]os,

ace.

(5, men —

ov,

-5, {5)($, )

old Att. -ijs. Ion.

nom.

(($,

:

,

II. the or up. Sup. , ov, most kingly. BA'T02, a bramble or any prickly bush. second of the nine Archofis at Athens was called /3a, the Hebrew liquid measure bath. aiXevs he had charge of the public worship, and the passable. III. after the , conduct of criminal processes. ov, of or belonging to a Persian war the king of Persia was called (sub. frog-colour, pale frog : Hence (without the Art.), or

,

5, 05,

-, , , , . , (, -, , , , , -. : : . , , , (, , , , , . . , $, , . , , , (: '', , , , () (, ) -, , ,, ; , , , , ( (, ,

8,, (){5)),

:

, made

\€,

to be

a people a king.

:

'/$

(5.

to be king, to rule

f.

— Pass,

king.

to be

II. c.

in aor.

:

governed by a king,

to be

i5os,

to be

,—

t'Sos,

= /3778,

II.

a king.

bark

transit,

=

a queen.

() :

,

I

$,

:

57,

($)

thee

!

!

€€$.

Ion. for

,,

to cry

II.

of

away

II.

dipping, dyeing. hirado.

, (€) an leech, Lat.

,,

(€)

^'2, , ,

ma-

abomination, esp. of

disgusting, abominable.

= foreg.

ov,

Att.

another speed

,

a dipping, as of red-hot iron in a dipping of cloth in dye, dyeing:

aor. 2 inf pass, of

slander, envy, malice.

a sorcerer. ahos, , a kind of duck. imperat. of an obsol. verb

away

() , () ,

(5,

idols.

slanderous, envious,

as

—

fut.

also the dye itself.

aor. i pass.

2.

form of

to

hence to wail, mutter : to reproach. to cry aloud for. i?>os, , a wine-cooler. a furnace, forge. or ,

cold water.

II.

to use ill

ov,

lignant.

'8)

{)

2.

words ©/"another, esp. to slander, disparage. II. to use ill words to another, bewitch by spells or by means of an evil eye, Lat. fascinare.

stammer.

Dor. for

aor.

:

to

:

royal.

passable : accessible. a stepping : a step, walk. that whereofi one steps, ground : a pedestal. fut.

Dor.

to

a queen, princess.

, (BOttos)

BaTTOS, . Stammerer, name of a king of Cyrene. (Formed from the sound.)

2.

as Subst.,

() ()

ov,

(5,,

hoof, [d]

babble, tise vain repetitions.

royal.

of the king's party.

,

of or for a king, princely. KiKos, , a courtier, nobleman. barbaric form of and ,

s

=

ov like

,

iSos,

,

fut. Att.

, {(8) a€os,royal,qf

f.

From 17, a frog-green coat. 2. the frog a frog, Lat. rana.

and

under

of a horse

. Ion. for , ov, Ion. for \€$. idos, , pecul. fem. of

as Adj.

green.

i

dat. to rule over

I

1

:

fut.

:

to

catise to stink,

mostly used as Dep. with fut. med. and pass, aor. I med. and pass, to feel disgust at, to detest, have a

make loathsome.

'

abominable, disgusting. Hence

:

—

II.

€-

, , , {). ,,, , €5,, , But

of.

all

wind

break

f.

=

c.

:

Ep. 3

to stink.

:

$, , firmness, to

{.

make firm,

Adv. oi

, , , .

a

from

Ep. 3

plqpf of

Ion. for

\$)

ov,

human

pi.

of /SoiVcy.

allowable to tread, profanus, opp. to

use, like Lat.

€, , ^, ^. , €, €, ^, £€, (€, , €,.

4$, a dart, javelin.

an arrow-head: point of a spear:

,

^

needle-

jaculum (from

like Lat.

, , €,

Hence

2.

metaph., dyava of Apollo and Artemis are used of sudden, easy death; the arrows of the storm glances shot from the eye. = poet. Comp. of ayaOos,

€5 €, , , () ^, () ;

pf of

of men, unhallowed, profane, unholy.

II.

be a Phrygian word.

said to

,,

seller.

(OS,

.

part,

pf of

sacred.

needle.

,

,

,

Hence

better.

pf

Ep. for

old-fashioned,

silly.

jacio), anything thrown, a bolt, arrow, dart.

plqpf of

pi.

:

,

to

part, of

, , ^, . , (,(,

permitted to

bread

T(5,

TO, poet, for

.. . (,

Att. contr.

($,

— Med.

:

Ep. syncop. forms of

Ep. 3

{€$,

simple,

:

, -, {, ) , , ()

establish

pf pass, of weighed down, Ep. pf

()

aor. 2 subj. of

ov,

steadfastly, firmly.

[]

I will walk

live.

€05, €€, (€$)

Hence

certainty.

^$,, a makingfast or sure, establishing.

,

of of

129

fut.

fut.

out of date, dotard

steadfastness, safety.

establish for oneself, to confirm, seciire.

€$,

Ep. for

or

firm, steady : stead-

fast, trusty, sure, safe:

Ep.

for

pi. pf.

,

2 sing, of

^, Ep. €6-€8,

ace. to be a/raid of.

of ov, also as, ov

€$, ,

inf of

'—. ,, ,. , , . ,

these forms, as well as perf. l/SScoccur in pass, sense, to be abominated.

horror

also a rare Sup.

,

,

of ayaOos, best. ov, gen. ovos, Comp. of ayaeas, ov, Sup.

to spin like

f a going.

top, to set

a

ov.

better.

top.

one does a

to spin as

BE'MBIS, iKos, , Lat. turbo, a top. ivBBov,6,the temple ofBendis, (a name of Diana).

',

5 $. . , ,, .. .. ,, ,, , .... . , , , , ., •, . . . , €, €, . , , to profane, to pollute,

f.

pf

»)

pass, of ;3ta^
pf of pf

2 sing,

pass,

€5,

to the bottom

pf

and

act.

pass,

of

pf

pf

act.

and

pass, of

pf and plqpf

,

for

;

the depths of the

;

wood.

Dor. for

a, ov.

,

a booby.

(,

poet, for

3 sing. aor. 2 of

() , ()

aor. 2 imperat.

03, ,

of

and

inf.

of

the threshold, Lat. limen.

act. and pass, of a pace, step, footstep : a aros, II. a raised step : a tribune Ep. plqpf act. and pass, of place to set foot on. to speak from, esp. in the Pnyx at Athens, Lat. 3 sing, pf and plqpf. pass, of rostra, suggestum or -us. Ep. for I plur. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf of Ep. for

pf

^.

,

as

,

pass, of

Ion. 3 plur.

$,

Ep. for fut. of Ep. and Ion. for

3 pass, of

fut.

eos, TO, (poet, for

the depth of the sea, Lit. fundus

^,

€,

6€8, , . . . () 6, , , ^^, 5, .. . , , . , , ( , . . €, , , . () ', , . , , , , . (, (, ($, 5, ,, ^: €:— , . ^, . , s, -, , . , ,(, ) . pf.

pf

pass, part.,

of

3 plur. plqpf pass., and

of

Ep.

pf

act.

and

pass,

aor. a

or

)3.

part. pass,

oi

fut.

of

,

Dor.

V.

poet,

of

cough, Lat. tussis. , jewel of sea-green colour, beryl. aor. I act of Ep. for aor. I med. imperat. of Ep. for sing. aor. I med. of Ep. for

of

pass, of

pf

form of pf

to eat up.

act.

syncop. for

and pass, of pf part, of

3 pass, of pf pass, of fut.

Att. contr. of

of

(,

, ,

pf of

pf pf of

for

aor. 2 inf. of

for

(5,

wooded

valley or glen

mountain glens.

'52,

;

Lat.

saltus,

Hence (v,

Att.

woody. f

aor. I

cough.

Ep. pf part,

ovos,

poet, for

,

a

in the

ovpfos ev

a dancer.

3 dual aor. 2 of

F

—

:

130

', :

,.

Ion.

bodily strength, force, might, Lat.

€

: , , ^

strong Hercules. rivos against one's

tee

of violence

;

',

f.

pi.

:

to force,

one, to svffer violence

herein.

and (sometimei)

]

Pass.,

:

2,

aor. I

manner or means of living; BIO'5, 0. a bow.

to

:

,

,

) ,

{5,

,

$,

also

{)

5. §, $, \9.

) ()

.

Adv. oi

robbing of

want of means.

a way of

,

life,

((

livelihood.

subsist;

to live,

or

life

, 5, ,

Lat.

=

. Dim.

,€ $—: -€$, f.

supplying the necessaries

aor. 2

,

,) : (: ) .; .; {)

,

of

life

scant living.

means of

:

(5,

(s,

life.

^;.

aor. 2 part, of

\

$.

$, ,=!.

\.(,

\

2.

by force, perforce.

(€)

ifiios,

pass, in

f.

«>, ,

I

violence.

-|5, «, {5,

i's,

II.

Tivos to live by a thin».

forcible, violent

acting with violence; vpjs ro aJ,ov by force. piss, forced : compulsory. Hence

support-

the course (f life: lifetime. II. : one's living, livelihood.

-, , (€) , ()

man, do oneself

to force a

atrrov to

carry by force or assault : absol. to use force, force one's way. fighting violently. , violence

, life,

means.

[

:

life.

-€€?,

I am uronged

;

lively, strong, bale.

{$,

gen. ovos,

ing

med.

I

:

))

, (!, ,

an act Hence

have violence done

to

pf. pass,

constrain, overpower

-, ,

—

force,

will.

;

Dep., with aor.

II.

II.

constrain

—

:!

often periphr. with a gen. oi the person,

^<5 ^,

vis

—'2. -5, -,

—

stingy, sparing.

later

from

(as if

aor. I

a verb

;

—

im-

, sing,

.,., . , , , ,, , .. . . , () , ^,(, , -, () , , , 5, ,, ., , , 05, , () (. , , 05, , () . , , . , -)?, ,

,

lent

man.

.

6,

6,

=

pen",

:

!.— :

force, constrain

:

perat,

j

who

one

— Med.,

treat with violence

:

uses force, a vio-

pily

older

.

, ,

for

also to overreach, defraud,

—

opt. of

to be lived, tvortb living, pos-

, , , (, . , 5 , () () , (, ) , , . -, ', ) , , , . , '2, ' ,: : : , )) (: f.

to

go

up,

up, exalt.

lift

sible to live.

eccs,

I

part. pres.

formed

as if

from

a verb

=

'.

alive

!

:

2

stnde ;

to

poet.

to take

scroll

—

a

,

little

.

a book-case: library. TO, Dim. of a paper, scroll. 6, a bookseller. 77. the inner bark of the papyrus. II. the paper made of this bark : hence a paper, book.

'02.

aor.

perf.

, ,

pf.

, ', :

,

c.

contr.

:

:

fiit.

to eat,

by syncop.

,

6,

having

,

eat up,

:

hurt,

the legs bent

€ ; , to he slack, lazy, indolent.

,,

from

colre, of

illicit

poet, for

indolent, stupid.

fat.

2,

fut.

1

,

Irreg

or

aor.

Adv.

-$.

eTuos) lazy, sluggish.

6,

active, sluggiih.

intercourse, opp. to the giver of life or food. life-giving, bounteous,

damage. inwards

slackness, sloth, stupidity.

(

es,

-5, ,,(3. -5, (, ,

of

generally, crooked.

3

gnaw,

pass,

2

hurtful, noxious.

€os contr. ovs,

aor.

part, of 3 sing. aor. I med. of an earthen nnne-vessel.

. BI"K05,

aor.

harm, damage

hurt,

^. =^;, 5, ,= 20'2, ,

gen. to eat of n thing.

Att. fut. of

^-t
(5,

pi.

() ., .. , 5. (. ', . $) . ',. . . ))*. (, ,( part.

Pass., fut.

I

consume

aor. I

worth living for.

an action_/br datnage done. aor. 2 pass. inf. oi fut. 2 of only in 3 sing,

\05,

rut.

:

3

,

77,

».—

to be lived,

for

,

hii

Thrace.

,

II.

3 sing, imperat. aor. 2 oi

book or

Biblian wine, from Biblis, a

make

life.

=

,

;

life.

to quicken,

fit for life, lively.

of or pertaining to

'

\

.

so also

ohos,

in

to stride

a living, manner of

.

\ong-striding.

coUat form oi huge strides ; part, TO, Dim. of

,

Dep., causal of sing. Ep. aor. I

part. pres. of a verb

=

2

med.

opt. of

of

inf.

j

pi. pres.

3

med.

aor. 2

j

Pass, he cheated us of our pay constrained or overpowered. Att. Causal of to make

Lat. vivitur.

lives,

3 plur. pres. and imperf.

to force,

i.

hap-

esp. to live

med. of

to

to be

I

to live,

:

one

Pass.,

:

part.

Lat. vivo)

\

form of

:

aor.

$\}\)].•,

{5,

:

I

—

(akin to

Ccmp. :

or

aor.

:

Pass., fut. 2

med,

more

-

lazy, in-

usu. aor. 2

pf.

fut•

used as pass.: [d]

:

pf.

—

—

, ,

—

;

—

weaken, stop;

to binder,

:

. . . , . €5, , . , {) . , () , , €5,

gen. to bin-

c.

arrested in caught in the kv of the mind, to blind, deceive, mis-

131

.

, {)

3 pass, of

fut.

, {)( , , , , «, € , ', $. , ', ) 5, 5, , , , .. , $, der

from;

its

last

course;

branches.

2.

barm, damage, burt, mar.

3. to

lead.

fut.

aor.

-.—to bud, sprout

:

generally, to burstforth,

:

grow.

,=

a bud, sprout,

II.

leaf.

increase, growth.

5, , and

20'2, ,

5)

—

:

pf.

:

(-

:

profane words, speak prospeak ill or to the prejudice of one, Hence to blaspheme.

drop

to

2. to

fanely. to

=

6,

defame

:

,

profane language.

ing, blasphemy.

,

mostly

pro-

speaking

evil-speaking, slanderous.

2.

fanely.

2. evil-speak-

{,

ov,

,,

in plur.

. . . , , {) , {, ) -, 3, . €, €€, {) (€ €( {) , , (,. , , ), aor.

Dor. for Ep. for ecfs,

gen. ovos,

—

cut

with

a look. verb. Adj. oi

,

,

:

;

f.

aor.

aor.

I

€

pf.

:

take the honey.

to

burly,

also

,.

1

grim-looking,

=

look fury, terror to

a

south.

III.

hence, to

;

in

II.

:

live.

have

to

house looking towards the with or without IV. to look and long after

,5,,, an

TO,

eyelash.

an

From

eye of day,

:

i.

e.

i.

e.

in plur.

the sun

.

come

to

From

wild bults bide. aypios) a wild bull.

screaming,

shriek, cry

a]

I

a loud strain. crying,

an

ox-stall.

part.^ooar:

3 1•

Ion. contr.

Att.

'^1^.,

pf.

Ion.

^-/?»/ :— Pass.,

pf.

{) :—

of

:

77,

, {5,

.

Ep. 3 sing,

f

tSos,

fem.

aor ... II.

the moon. Ep. aor. 2 pass, subj

aor. I pass, part, of

,

ov,

aor.

eyelid.

—

:

f.

{) , ): -8, -, , , , , . ,. €•.— : ( . :. ^ :

5,

>5

;

'),

Dor. for

to look in a particular

esp. of aspects

(for

pf.

-5, $. -5, , {$, , {)

a

2. to take care of, look to or to

5, . €$, cdpov, () for

e.

, ,^)

TO, a shield of

to see the light,

a thing, c. inf. beware of a thing.

. 6$,

i.

(cf.

or go.

Comedy,

look cress, mustard,

sour or bitter look. direction, to turn towards

to look,

",

:

.

sbooiing up, high grow-

formed from Root

aor. 2

pov)

:

also c. ace,

:

(tenses

:

pf.

aor. 1

subj. at

ing, of trees.

sight.

From

worth seeing.

to look on, look at to

for

{)

med.

aor. 2

>05, , ,

one must look.

of

seen,

of

added, as

,

, , €€, ., ,

=

, €'08, , ,

vvKTos

bees,

Hence

Dor, for

,

the eyes

aor

i.

:

[]

, :— ', ( : ^,, ,, ,

€'€,

(paos,

: .):

prepared with pennyroyal.

comb of

out the

<»,

Ion.

:

,

mad: Adv.

2.

,

:

.

f.

mad-

to bleat,

Hence

-,5, ', $, , {, )

2 sing.

see

:

and , bubbling up. madly. (5, poet, for 3 sing. opt. aor. I of Ep. aor. 2 med. opt. of thing; to vaunt or be proud of f. [], to bubble, spout, or gush exulting in his strength. to be haughty. be to hence full, eye. glance the forth: look, a : aTos,

dening.

Pass.,

ace.

:

Ion.

to

nail.

generally, the wailing of

:

pennyroyal.

:

2.

weak, feeble, sluggish : also with Adv. -pws, slightly.

3,

Dor.

{) —

from grim, stern: manly, valiant, or coarse, rough.

a harming, hurting.

ov,

05, , ,

02'0'5,

aor. I of

77,

:

:

,

euphon.,

be thrown.

burled, struck.

an iron Dep.

of sheep and goats. a bleating children, Lat. vagitus.

(From

of

pass. part, oi

I

^),/

fut.

ov,

a

kind of slippers or sandals, Lat. soleae.

, Dim.

a

)3;.

05, , , ,

bud, shoot, sucker, Lat. germen.

f.

2.

ov, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of

Ep. aor. 2 pass. inf. of Ep. fut. of , ov, verb. Adj. of one must throw. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

later

;

or

pf.

;

,

throw, cast,

coverlet.

3.

aor. 2 inf. of

aor. 2

:

I

wound.

shot,

things, to

cry

trans., c. ace. pers. to call to one, call 2. to demand in a loud voice. aid.

^

\.

from joy or grief, thunder, roar, bowl: to echo.

utter

abroad, proclaim.

aor.

on

:

to sbout:

^^• to call to

3. to

Fa

none

€ . ^ , {) , {) , , , . , 5,, {) . ^ -, ) —

—

132

£$,

,^

,

poeios or of ox-hide:

an ox-hide, a

,

^oevs, (0$,

,

() (,

ov,

or

contr.

a

(,

(sub.

),

^ {$) -,

, -,

battle-cry or in battle :

aid called for, succour. is, yeveaOai) born of an ox. to run on hearing a cry,

{$,

haste to help, succour.

, the third Attic month, in which

wvos,

were celebrated, in memory of the conquest of the Amazons by Theseus answering to the latter half of September and beginning of October. ov, running to aid: as the

;

-8, {, $) , () (, , {) €, , , {) 05, -8, {, ()

, .

help, aid, rescue, support.

II.

an auxiliary force. Ion.

come

f.

Hence must

to the rescue.

verb. Adj. one

an

contr.

from

6$

:

as Subst.,

$,

stealing.

a driving of oxen, cattle-lifting, cattleII. a place where oxen feed, a pasture.

From

-5, = -5, () 5, 5, ,

ov,

fern,

ihos,

, {$,

one that drives away oxen, a cattle-steal-

er.

drover.

II.

,

€cus.

shouting

:

a

crier.

,

Ion.

{)

vos, a crying, a cry for assistance. , a pit or hole dug in the ground, a

5, 8. ,=

Dim. of Dim. of

TO,

57^0;, to

be

ov, 0,

Hence and

be heavy, dull

:

({|,

to be like

TO,

,, ,

Dim. of

05,

(s,

a Boeotian.

Lat.

BULBUS,

, , , ,

a throw with a casting-net : also caught ; a draught of fishes. II. a throw with dice.

,

Aeol. for

to

f.

.

a bagpiper.

3

pi.

of

make a humming noise, hum, buzz. buzzing, humming. a buzzer, hummer.

€9, (,, {) {)

to

sound deep or hollow

:

to

iv,

ov,

Lat.

BOMBUS,

sound, humming, buzzing.

humming

,

insect,

, and a humble

any deep hollow

{)

(Formed from the sound.)

,

a btizzing or

bee.

-,-,) -, ) , . . ', 6-0%,,{$, ) 0'002, -|5, {, ) -$, 2, , {,^$, 5, = $. -5, ,,,,{$, -5, , {$, = the silk-worm.

etc.,

slaying of oxen.

/3;-.

slaying of oxen.'

for

meat.

,

slime,

mud, mire,

muddy-minded. Lat. coenum.

,

stirrer,

mud-

mud-lark.

elSos) miry, slimy.

6S,

^,

Ion.

contr.

ca;

Boppds, the North wind: more strictly, the wind from NNE., Aquilo. II. the North, towards the North ; vpos rivos northward of a place. Bopeds, . Ion. Bopcids, poet. Bopeias, Boa Boread, daughter of Boreas. II. fem. :

a Boeotian II.

a, ov, also os, ov, {Bofiias)

65, 8, ,, , =

belonging

to the

:

to

to side

,

Bopeas.

ov. Ion. for Bopeios.

3, , = Bopeas. 05, , , {) devouring, gluttonous.

Boppaios, , ov, or os, ov, — Bopaos. Boppds, a, 0, Att. for Boptas.

€5, 5,

, . , , , 01,

{) {) ., {)

unknown Libyan

animals.

food, fodder. Ep. 3 sing. impf. of a little Boeotian. or food, fodder. aros, ofBoeotian work. that which is fed or fatted, cattle : a herd of cattle sheep. II. food, a bulb, bulbous root. verb. Adj. of one must feed.

-8, {,-) , '2,

with the Boeotians.

,

the thing

Bopcios,

a Boeotarch. From a Boeotarch,

speak Boeotian.

to

of the

North wind, northern.

or ox.

one of the chief magistrates of Boeotia. Hence , the office of Boeotarch. 17, Boeotia, so called from its rich cattlepastures.

, {)5 -, {$, ) , (, , {$)

the rattling

Adj. northern.

8, a young cow

f.

Aeol. for

dice.

8,

trench, Lat. puteus.

TO,

{,

,

Att.

esp.

0'02,

and

of cow-dung. From cow-dung.

;

ov,

ov,

ov,

, food,

assistant, auxiliary, ally. 17,

,

vKos,

assist.

, , ) 5. , , . , , -5, {, ) -, , ^ ,

warlike ;

,

to assist, suc-

ready or able to help. hasting to the battle-shout, a chariot hasting to the battle.

ov,

05, ,

,

BO'MBOS, ,

Subst. a helper.

—

, {$) 5,

v.

whether of joy or grief: the ayaOos good at the also of the roar of the sea. II.

cry, shout,

battle-cry, the battle itself;

=

of an ox or of oxen,

a thong or cord of ox-leather.

0, (/Sous)

from

a throw, stroke, the wound of a mis.•— nietaph. a glance : sun-beams. f. to heave the lead, sound. anything thrown, a missile the sounding-lead. II. a cast of the dice. sile

shield of ox-hide.

contr.

,

BOH',

,

of or for oxen;

»', (jSoCs)

77»

wagons drawn by oxen.

cour,

;:

fojs, 17,

,

$ €. -5,

:

, , i, the feeder or

BCSKil,

fut.

—Act. of the to

—

herd ef the cattle. as if from obsol.

:

herdsman, Lat. pascere, to feed, drive Pass., of support, maintain

—

nourish,

pasture,

From

,

-€$, ,

($,

graz^.

cattle, Lat. pasci, to feed,

Boa-iroptos, a, ov, of the Bosphorus. -iropos, 0, (/Sous, tropos) Bosphorus, i. e. ox-ford, name of several straits, esp, the Thraciaii and Cim-

$,

6$,

=

6,

, Dim.

0'505,

,

a

curl or lock of hair poet., anything twisted or wreathed, as a flash of lightning, the tendril of a vine. :

,

(,

-$, (() «$, €, , (5)

, , .

,

rjpos,

herdsman, herd;

TO,

soothsayer

birds,

, () of

()($) ,

:

kvojv

or for a herdsman,

5, ($) -5, ) €$, (, (, ($)

clusters.

,

of grapes.

ov,

-, -,

ov,

($, , ($,

;

.(, ov,

)

, ,

-naihos,

the grape.

ing hair

grape-producing. nais) child of

with cluster-

.

racemus.

65, -5,, =

-5,

$, $,

cs,

grapes.

-,

a form of

($,

$

something monstrous,

we say

ildos) like curls, curly.

ilbos)

like

a cluster of

used in compos, to express

•$, -'$

e. g.

;

as

horse-chestnut, horse-radish, etc.

-, $,, -5, -5,

,

antelope.

(5,

ov,

',

an

, Lat. bubalus, a buffalo. feeding cattle , ($, , a cowherd.

Subst.,

unnatural

,

105,

grazed by

:

as

cattle.

, (-,

ecus,

appetite

:

a ravenous metaph. grinding poverty or

misery.

-,

,

the groin, Lat. inguen.

Hence

to suffer from swollen groins.

,

yaiw) a braggart, bully, [a] flaying oxen : gall-

ov,

II.

write pastorals.

Hence

as Subst.

h,

-5,,,

(/Sois,

summer-feeding.

,

)

a knife for flaying. giving summer pasture

($,

)

sacrifice of oxen.

to slay, sacrifice

fice or slaughter.

From

oxen

:

Dor.

.

,

beef-eater.

From generally, to sacri-

to sing or

, (•

,

. From

herd of cattle.

Dor.

II.

(sc.

Dor.

:

cattle.

a singer or maker

, -$, -5, , (5, = $, $, () = $, , () -5, , (, )

and obsol.

«'

herdsman.

<5,

of or in the Council. the adviser of a plan,

(()

. ,

the office of counsellor. the Coun-

-, , (() a decree of

generally, a resolution, plan, design.

:

€5, €6,

. Dim.

iojs,

()

,

of

verb. Adj. of

counsel.

€,

,=

ijpos,

deliberation.

one must take

(5.

Hence

€\-5, for , €\5, , (()

counsel.

ov, fit

II. as

Subst.

a Council-chamber, court-house. a councillor, one who ov, sits in Council. II. a counsellor, adviser. Hence Counof or for the Council or cillor ; opKos the oath taken by the counin the Athecillors. 2. as Subst., TO nian theatre, the seats next the orchestra, belonging

€\05, , ,

((. Council of 500.

II.

of or for a counsellor,

able to advise.

€08, , ,

:€, aor.

pf. :

Maced.

, -) f.

, Dor.

ov,

,

,

-, -,

Dor. \os) rustic, pastoral: pastoral poetry.

to the ujvos,

-5, -5, , (-, (5, ()

ing.

, , , , , , ,

Hence

cil

, -, ) )) «s,

:

—

(\$) a herd of

ox-stall.

Lat. auctor consilii.

a cluster or bunch of grapes, Lat. = a curl.

vos, 0,

head

bull's

the horse of Alexander

to tend cattle f. Med. II. metaph. to graze, range over the pasture. delude, beguile: Med., I feed myself on hopes, cheat myself with them.

ov,

or with grapes in one's hair.

BO'TPTS,

name of

Lat. colo) a cowherd

clustering.

(v,

bull-headed: epith. of

to

of pastorals.

anything that is fed, a beast. like a bunch of grapes, in

Adv.

ov,

a byre,

pasture, grass, fodder.

watcher of a herdsman's dog.

for the accent see

140.

p.

branded with a

horses, because

,

pastures.

,

—

oxen.

pi.

the Great.

also

plur.

ace.

K(pas) horned like an ox

Wordsw. Gk. Gr.

gen. a,

of

in

6,

of or belonging to sacri-

who ploughs with

one

gen.

, , 5., , , () , () ^, , ()

merian,

, ,

sacrificial.

:

:

133

)

(5,

ov,

$, ()

fices

:

:

sense

—

;

f.

:

I

and

From

devised, plotted.

pf.

:

but

aor. i

and

—

:

Pass., aor. I

med.

fut.

pf. pass, in

to take counsel, consider

:

— M«d.,

is

-((^: fut.

()

also used in pass,

med.

sense,

in past tenses, to

.•

have con-

upon a thing and so much like

sidered, and so to determine or resolve

Med.

to take counsel with

—

Pass, to be determined or resolved on. a member qf the Council : to give counsel.

the Act. to be

oneself,

:

IL

—

,

silium

:

—

()

134

—a

57.

will, determination, Lat. con-

project, plan, intention.

, 5, ,

counsel,

2.

II. also like advice, whether taken or given. Lat. concilium, the Council or Senate, esp. that of the

500

,().

at Athens.

() , () . , -5, ,, ) -, ,, Ep. for

«,

2 sing. subj.

,

-, -, $,

aor. I

:

in

pf.

(\(•-)

a

will,

purpose.

Att. also

compos,

med.

also

(^

to will, wish,

:

c. dat.,

tell

that offers, any one that likes. have rather, choose, prefer, mostly with

(^,

iyaJ

-$,

host were saved than

II.

to

,

)

,

(, grazed ov,

-, ,

of grazing oxen.

BOTNO'5, ,

hill,

,

)^

cattle-feeding.

4. 281.

)-3,

,

rich in cattle.

-,

,

ox-goading. an ox-goad^

($,

a herdsman.

ox-piercing ;

a spit that

would

ov,

(5,

spit

OT ": gen.

poet, also

rarely contr.

:

poet,

gen.

rarely

plur.

wi.'h

hard-struggling. pf. of

-,

($,

cattle.

ox-hide.

a whole ox. with theface of an ox. also poet, :

—

pUir.,

nom.

rarely contr.

ace.

:

$, :

dat.

— a bullock or cow, . $, , a shield :

III.

proverb.,

2.

gen.

one

ox-eyed,

pi.

of

%.

who buys oxen i.

e.

From plough. a ploughman.

with large,

tnl

games

the office of judge or umpire, generally, arbitration.

, (() a

BPA'BET'S, €$,

the gatnes

:

:

:

who assigned

, (($) ,

. 5, .5, () , ,() 17,

Adv. of

$,

[],

poet.

,

f.

Comp. and

slowness. to

intrans. to be

to be slow, to loiter.

Hence

slowly.

for paBivos.

II.

a

.

the tree which bears sore throat.

505, , , Aeol. (OS,

:

to be a judge or umpire: govern. a kind of plum or sloe.

BBATX02, , hoarseness, , , hoarse.

Med.

nom.

the prizes at

generally, a judge, arbitrator, ufnpire

to arbitrate, direct,

$,

,

prize in the games.

Att. ace. sing,

the judge

:

chief, leader.

layed.

Bootes,

II.

the constellation Arcturus.

,

ox.

ov,

covered

name of

f.

ivos,

Ep.

a

nais) a big, lubberly

-, -65, (, ) ($ -$, ) , , ,, , , Tjyos,

)

with a great load. holding an ox.

(&)

,

presidency of the

(5, , , ($,

ov,

an axe for felling an

B0T"2,

17^0;, to

f.

ov,

, $ () - , ) , ) 5, ) herds

mound.

ov, gen. ovos,

as Subst.

rich in fodder.

, , ()

plur.

6
ov,

(S,

for sacrifice.

II.

;

(-,

) .

—

full eyes.

of bees, born of the ox; see Virg. Georg.

-, -, 2.

a

From

ox-feeding

a herdsman.

-5, , , ($, -'5, , (, )

€,

cow-milking. dweller on hills.

by cattle

2.

to tend cattle.

a herd of oxen.

idos,

'^) -05, , ($, ($) ov,

)

f.

contr. part, oi

evening, at eventide.

-$, -$,

ox-sacrificing.

,, , ($)

ov,

strife-desiring.

unyoking the oxen, \y\. From the time for unyoking oxen, <5, Homer only as Adv., towards

in

ov,

,

, as,

ov, fit for

-05, (,

a festival with sacrifices of

From

-$, , {$, (-, $) -5, -5, (5, -8, (5, 05)

Lat. quivis,

lost.

ov,

to slaughter oxen.

with at which oxen are slain.

had rather the

)

—

ox-eating.

ov,

-$, (, $)

€

($,

;

) )

($,

(sub. upa),

oxen.

full,

first

in

($,

f.

be willing:

\€€,

would you have me

an ox;

ox-stall.

= foreg.

-(, $, ($, , ($) -$, ^) <, ,($,() ,

(, - ,

he willed victory to the Trojans, or in bpi^ai. BouAct or the subj. adds force to the demand,

boy.

an

(/SoCs,

-5,

, ', ( , (, )^ ,

($

Dep.

:

usu. c. inf., but also

:

$,

,

-is, ecus, if,

(-,) () \€$.

fut.

:

evening

))

from some

weighty reason, from the notion of a heavy body keeping down the tongue. contr. from ace. pi. of foreg.

of

i

,

:

the

kmfiaivd, like vs

silence

turning like Adv. oxen in ploughing : of the early Greek manner of a willing: will, purpose writing, which went from left to right, and right to €$,, left alternately. So Solon's Laws were written. fut. of ov, ox-guiding : as counselling, advising. ravenous hunger. Hence Subst. an ox-goad. to slaughter oxen. f. to suffer from ravenous hunger. los, a night bird. = ov, ov, , a cow-herd, herdsman. impf. Alt. also part. aor.

' , - ,^ :

.

of

who keep

of people

—

:

ini

(

of good counsel, sage.

er,

aros,

5,

. ",, ^ —

Sup. of

—

Pass, to be dedelay : slow about a thing :

:

,-^, slow

€)

(0paSvs,

(S,

slow of persua-

, 5 -,

\()

(Ppabvs,

f.

,

j),

to sail slowly.

gen.

(fipabvs, itovs)

slow offoot.

€5,

eia,

tath.

Sup.

by poet, me-

$,

[] and poet. and by metath. slow, heavy; OeUiv slowest at II. metaph. s/ott/ of understanding, slow. poet, also

:

, . ( (: . , . . , :

running of time,

:

—

late.

$,

fJTOs,

fipaaOeis, aor,

'22, —

:

($, (\$) slow of , {$)

(s,

slowness

$,

TO, Aeol. for

Att.

[Si]

f.

Pass., aor. i

aor. :

—

winnow

to

:

—

ov, gen. ovos, poet.

€,

:

pf.

shake violently, to throw up, of the sea Pass, to boil up. stft grain :

dullness.

:

a rich female garment.

:

( withfeiv leaves. used in 3 sing. aor. 2 or to rattle, clash, ring, roar. OTOS, the top of the head, Lat.

(, €,

,

€€€, BPETVin,

sound to 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. 6, an unknown water-bird, of stately II. arrogance. bearing hence Hence Dep., only used in pres. and impf., to be of a proud carriage, hold one's head high, swagger. «us, a wetting. BPE'TA2, TO, gen. nom. pi. a wooden image of a god.

,

;

'02, :

foot.

pass. part, of

I

ov,

siriciput.

Comp.

:

135

*BPA'Xil, only

believe.

,

. -, 5, ) {)

ab^€ris—

-, , , , -, '2, (5

sion,

—

I

to

or

€^$,

{()

,

'02, (. €05. -. ((

(OS, TO, the child utiborn, Lat. foetus,

( the

II.

,= BPE'Xn,

Comp. of

,

($,

f.

:

=

new-born babe, whelp or cub.

aor.

i

(^((^67 —

:— Pass.,

aor.

I

, , , , , -, , -$, ) , , , 5 $ ,( , : , (, , ( , , -5, 5 ) -5, )

, , )$, -,$ {, \$ see

(,

5, {8) $.

eV, aor. 2 pass. part,

3($, Adv. of ovos, 6,

of

Oil

the

arm, Lat. brachium. [] X,

(-

contr. ios, t6, plur. shallow, stagnant pools, Lat. brevia et syrtes.

with few clods, a narrow piece of land.

{pavs,

')

like

{$, $) running a

vu, Lat.

few words.

f.

BPA'XT'S, :

brevity in speech.

()3$, \€^)

ov,

,

€ia,

:

and

Sup.

short

From

gods, but by

little,

shortly,

Lat. brevibus, paucis

Lat.

quam

;

Strl

II.

, -8, {-, () 5, , ($)

nod, slumber, sleep. loud shouting.

to

fut.

«

-€8,

by

in

little

little

;

iv

reaching a short way. short-

necked.

j/tos,

77,

-€8,

deficiency.

short or scant light.

ov, 6,

[]

shortness

:

scantiness,

(5, ')

-

down

Ep.

to out-

to be superior in the fight, to be

:

or

mas-

trans, to load, press.

II.

Dep. to snort with anger,

(Formed from the sound.)

(, --$, BP0TX02,

(, , ^, $, 5,

loading the car. windpipe, trachea. = to buzz, hum, of gnats. From Dep. to revel like Bacchus. hence roaring, boisterous : a, ov, 2. the boisterous god, a name of Bacchus. ov,

0, the

—

(os)

-, $, (()

= /€<$,

Bacchic. (s,

giving a

I

;

and

bringing

ov,

—

aor.

be weighed

Med., heavy laden with a thing (pis a poppy laden with fruit for weighty strife. 2. of men,

he wrathful, furious.

short-legged.

-, 5, ()

inf.

to be heavy, to

:

:

a small contribution. -TOvos, ov,

perf.

ter.

short, small head.

ov,

Ep.

f.

weigh, prevail

or tv

fs,

voos) grave-minded, thought-

:

few words,

($, 5) (5, (5) (5, {5,€) {5, \$) a

(5,

weighty, heavy.

of Space

;

ov,

weight.

weight, heaviness.

ful.

brevissime.

dart with

[In Ep., trisyll.

strong. , . Ion. €05, , , (-) to strengthen, to make strong.

and

little

;

briefly

whence come

()

Bpiap'ojs.]

5•.— - 3, (, ,—() ((: From

a short time or distance;

for a short distance

((,

a hundred-handed giant, so called

men Aegaeon.

(OS, TO,

short in speech, of

and Time, short ; of Number and Degree, few, a

:

impers.

intensive Prefix,

€$, , «^,

-voos, ov,

make short. Comp. V

to

2.

wet

to

:

pluit, it rains.

insepar.

ov,

,

pf.

intr. to be strong.

way.

-5,

:

paps.

of

small understanding. ov,

[]

moisten, sprinkle, opp. to

the surface,

by the

$)

ov, gen. ovos,

2

BPI-, [],

Att. t],

Sup. of

ov,

aor.

Pass, to be wetted or drenched.

shortly.

ov, gen. ovos, [Ion.

Comp. and

'.

6,

roaring, as of

{65, Lz.t.

fire, etc.

eiSos; Bacchic. fremitus, any loud noise or

. -— , ,

, ', , (){)(, -, (, , -, , )

136

-,

f.

thunder:

impers.,

it

—

:

,( mostly

—

and impf. rare in fut. of anything, swell or teem

pres,

in

:

;

, () () , () , , $, •-€\5, () %, () , () , , 5. () 5. $, ($) , ') -, '02, 5, , , ) -, (, $ , ,., ) ) , -5, , , . -, €, . -8, ) (, () , () , . , £, , , (),() , () , ) . (,(, ,, -, () () , -^5, (, ) (, -, \$, () €) ', , "•-6, () ) .,, . , ) , , , , - -€8, ,, From thunders, Lat. tonat. Tj, thtmder.

:

the state

II.

of one struck

,,

Thunderer, name of one of forged the bolts of Zeus. Kepavvos) sending ov,

who

the Cyclopes,

to

bray

— So

,

man

ov,

,

also

,

($,

gen. vos,

()05, ,

(,

ev,

f.

-KTOvos, ov,

($,

,

(6$) bloody, gory. to murder men. From man-slaying. (6$,

($,

ov,

hated by men.

($, ($,

is,

men.

ov,

€05, ,

BPO'XOS,

II.

()

close-pressed, closely, thickly.

($) ,$,, ($)

of the deep;

water-animals,

(sub.

''2, ,, () ov,

,=$.

i5os,

masc. Adj. blustering: Ep. gen.

pi.

BT'P2A

name

17,

the skin stripped off,

to dress hides, tan.

, a leathern , ov,

an ink-horn.

From

a tanner.

f.

teem with plenty, overflow. snarling or with clenched

a hide.

-aieTOs, 6, aieros) leather-eagle, nickof Cleon the tanner.

\Jpohf^\i, From

-€|/5,

Fem. from

thong. []

made of skin

aayv)

ovos, o,

$,

or gnashing of teeth.

^

a

:

eliTfiv

to cry for drink.

the depth

med.

, 9, :

Ep.

(so

pf.

Dep.

:

:

deeps

of the

aor.

I

ov,

sea,

BI*T'Xn,

ov,

(): —

from

to

:

—the same

.'

aor. 2 as

[]

made offine to

linen.

build in

the

hence to meditate deeply. Adv. from the bottom.

($)

($,

measuring

the deeps.

pass,

roar,

-, , ($, )' $$(. . , . ,—

the depth or bottom

BT'5202, , fine flax ov,

[]

f.

a bellower, howler. also a, ov, (fipv^)from the depths of the an echo from the deep, [y]

fut. :

leather-seller.

-Tovos,

($,

ov, 6,

,

,

:

ov,

sea.

howl, bellow, Lat. rugire. Hence aTos, a roaring : and ov,

,

Cf.

V. sq.

only in ace. fut.

devour.

to bite,

, ,) (€,

=

and

with skin or leather stretched over.

aor. i

:

the

leather-Paphlagonian, nickname of Cleon.

a grinding

:

a tanner.

a tanner.

ov, 6,

ov, 6,

a snarling, biting

or leather.

to dress hides, be

f.

teeth.

f.

II,

[]

the depth, the deeps of the sea.

0,

[]

immerse.

to sink in the deep,

in the deep, sunken, deep.

ov,

Att. for

a noose or slip-knot, for hanging or strangling ; a snare for birds ; the mesh of a net. *BPO'Xfl, aor. I to gulp down : cp. ava-

1

Ion. for

f.

$, ,

6,

—

eatable

made of byblus.

ov, 6,

(peyyos) giving light to

eater, devourer.

[]

Adv.

6, the throat.

Adv.

an

verb. Adj. of

Egyptian papyrus. II. its which were made ropes, paper, etc. leaves of byblus; hence, a book: also in

at,

man-destroying. to stain with gore. a wetting, rain.

to

,

pi.

Aeol. for

BPCXeOS, ,

into, corrosion, rust.

fibres, of

coats

watching men.

poro-Jy^i\^,(s,(os,^rfe) man-hating.

—

:

meat, opp. to voaii

an eating

$, , ,, , the

with hu-

Xoiyos) bane of men. BPOTO'2, 0, a mortal, man, opp. to or ieos : as Adj. mortal. BFO'TOS, o, blood from a wound, gore.

pass,

,=

trampling on men.

eaten, food.

:

food.

5, ,

ov,

ov.

is

Dep.

:

eatable, solid.

,

II.

of a parrot.

voice,

i=

($)

ov,

($,

£$,,,

that which

I

ass, Lat. rudere.

(drink).

tldos) thundering.

ov, also a, ov, Ep.

mortal, hitman.

an

like

thunder and lightning. €s,

,

aor.

thunder-clap.

cause to burst forth.

II. trans, to

ivitb.

aros,

with thunder, astonishment.

$, ,

be full

to

:— Pass., aor.

:

:

pf.

:

aor. 2 act.

I

Ion. contr. for

:

—

to stufffull ;

spun-work

with sponge. subj. of

tip

of the

sea.

fine linen. deep-thinking.

aor.

stuffed full of

bunged

:

;

Pass., aor.

noyy

I

(•

, -, , , , {). $,,

I

—€.

-. -.

Dor. for Dor. for

,

,

|, ^^,

forming

clods,

, — \$,

except in late Poets), like ala, poet, for 7^, earth, soil: one's country. ov. Dor. for 70(170x0».

of rich loam.

a clod of earth. TO, Dim. of a clod. 77, Lat. GLEBA, a clod of earth: a piece of land, ground, soil : generally, a lump or mass of anything : so even of the sun. aKos,

\$,

, -5, ,$, ,

) $ )

ov, (fiw\os,

clod-breaking.

{$) on

or at the altar. a step. aros, to, a ribald Jest. From Dep. to practice coarse buffoonery, indulge in ribald jests. From ov, also os, ov,

$, $, ,

-65,

Dim. of

ov,

beggar

ling,

:

(6$,

altars, for the scraps that

ItirMng about the could be got there, a starve-

hence a low flatterer, ribald jester,

:

$, , {)

any raised placefor standing on, a

stand, Lat. suggestus: a raised placefor sacriflcing, an altar; later also funeral mound, cairn, Lit. tumulus.

,, , , () . -€, .) . {, -€, , , , Ep. for

$:

ace. of

contr. for

part, of

i

Dor. for

,

1

,

,

the palatals in ng, as

y',

=

For the digamma,

Homer and

uses

7

v.

is

yvocpos

but in Att.,

7

for 7,

, .

:

for

:

or

, {^,

,

= 3000. — Before

is

pronounced

like

some words,

for 7, as

,

hvocpos

yXicpapov

\. ;

also for

;

,

yrj, earth.

,

-, ) (, , (7^,

,

gen.

for

Ep.

yats

,

-, -, , ,. ,

milk.

LAC

(Lat.

ap-

(ya\a) sucking, infant.

ov,

ov, milky, milk-white.

(ya\a, rrayijvai)

e's,

like

curdled

milk.

ov, 0, (ya\a, a milk-drinker. Dor. for

, , ', , , ,

iri-iroTai,

3 sing. pf.

yav, yaK^os.

$, contr,

,

rjs,

the

marten cat or

polecat, Lat. mustela.

€05, ,

Adv. -pis. (yaXiy) a kind of spotted lizard.

6v, cheerfid.

,

ya\i.

contr, for

= yavs:

,

^,

= sq.

of wind and wave, calm, through the calm : gene-

stillness

€\avveiv to sail calm, tranquillity. Hence

pi.,

yava,

fern,

calm,

ya\v

still,

to be calm. serene: esp. of

a calm, yaKijv'

I

see

5, -€, -, ^/-. -€, '12, -05,7,

,. masc.

is

,

a priest of Cybele

7.

$,

a eunuch.

nom, 1. yaXio) Att. a sister-in-law: the corresponding

gen.

77,

yK,

gen.

:

:

[]

Dor. for

ya, aor,

, {ya€)

I

inf,

o(

I. a son-in-law. a father-in-law. Aeol, a bridegroom.

Lat, affinis

in-law.

.

3.

€. €,

Dor. for 'iy(v, 3 sing. aor. 77, fem, of yairs, a wife. ov. Dor. gen.

, «, , «5,

spouse

:

ya€.

any connexion by marriage,

yad,

I

2,

a brotherDor. and

in

oi

,

ya.

a husband,

and

, a wife. From yai, Att. ya,

kya

later

ya

:

(Persian word.)

a treasury, Lat.

marry, to take

to

ayaOov Med. to give

marry of

aor. I

(but not 7atj; in nom.,

lya

;

later

:

pf.

fut,

:

ye.

*,

earth-

yeya.— Med,, yatoa, Ep. 3 sing, ya€ea, Att. yao• kyv.— Pass., aor. kyav, aor, y€ya (yos). To poet. part, yais

a small round net. ypaivw) a gangrene, an eating

y6X,a,Ti,the royal treasure: riches.

,

05, 5, ,

fut.

sore ending in mortification.

aerarium. Dor.

gen. yaXaKTOs, pears in gen. ya-\aK-Tos),

the sea, in neut.

so also in Att., before

yi]iov

yovos,

a calm.

.

y\v

and for

Dor. for yi. Dor. and Aeol. for 77,

his strength.

Ep. part.

vicpos yvucpos.

,,

7/7;

7

poet, for

5,

, (yav)

y.

sometimes put

also

:

, ',

rally,

as an aspirate before

^ y\,

V, e. g.

£,

sub

bovvos ySoxhros

In Dor. for yrj

but ^7

:

)

:

ya\vv

third letter in Gr. alphabet

three, third

and before y ayyos dyKos ayxi

as ala yaia,

ov, {yaia,

sprung from Earth.

Dor.

a herdsman.

indecl.,

numeral

ov, (yaia)

a, ov,

man-feeding, nurse

=

yy(vs.

poet, for

«s,

upholding, earth-surrounding, epith. of Poseidon of other gods, protecting a country. ov. Dor. for 777*05, on land. only used in partic, KUdd' yaiajv exulting in

77,

of heroes, [d]

as

,

. , , 5,

also contr. gen. plur.

aor.

3 plur. aor. 2 subj. of to call on, to call to aid.

opos, b,

5, €8, -5,,

pass, of TTtVo;)

buffoon.

,

137

ground,

Dor. for

,

:

:

i

I

:

ya

to

in

pf.

wife,

:

Lat. ducere

;

c«

,

e$

.

good or bad stock. marriage, I, of the woman,• 7o

give herself in marriage,

a

to

wed, Lat. nubere.

2.

^€ , , —

138

of the parents, to get their children married, betroth, get a wife for the son or a husband for the III. Pass, to be wedded or taken to daughter. to

, ,

, ^, ' ), wife.

^

arcs,

,

,

weddings

bridal,

Lat.

.' ) $. )

5, ,,, {^) 6,

ginning of February.

month of

adulterer.

, ,

-$,

al,

the beak of a bird.

,

Dor. for

'02,

to shine, glitter,

[a]

, ,

to

gleam :

metaph,

:

, -^^, ,, delight,

the

60S, TO,brightness,

Hence make bright

pf.

pass. part.

glad-looking, joyous, Lat. nitidus. Ep. part, of

Ep.

'.

fut.

Dep.

:

brighten up, be delighted at a thing. = yavos. arcs,

-, . -, ', -, -. Dor. for

y1€ov.

, , -, , -€, -, , , f.

to hit

on the

( ' €,

I,

(yavos)

:

is,

womb,

reason precedes that of which

be rendered by since or as since

:

to

be pregnant.

etc.,

place, etc.

it is

and, since

, ,

reason

:

when

the reason,

it

the

may

. , ,

are dead, etc.;

, ,

or iiOi yap, Lat. utinam, yap would that

, , '05, '-, , f.

(yapyapa)

Att. for

to

fittest

$( 1.

that! so also ttSis

swarm

with.

yayya\, (yapyaXos) to tickle.

6,

a

Pass, to exult in a thing: to be haughty,

enclitic Particle, Lat.

any rate ;

here oy(.

,

a subject for boasting. quidem, at least, y' kvdabi \($ at any rate the people

otos,

often

attached to pronouns, €7<«7€, avyt, well then, then, implying unwillingness, y( well, I will go. 3. and indeed, too; and quite right too 4. to strengthen :

2.

VT)

\$

'

^

I

.

.

word between,

y(, with a

refers.

II.

-, ,

even;

a

tickling, itching, lots, plenty.

[a]

to which

y(

against even Amphiaraus' will.

ov. Dor. for 704170x0$. Ep. for yiyova, perf. of yyvoa, to have been born, to be, live : pi. 7670^6»', 767:

but

K(iv [a]

77/'

7€7,

-, $. yeya y. [a]

for 7€7a€fat,

inf.,

part, yeyaajs,

:

Dor. for Dor. pf,

€, ^,€€,ya. pf,

pf.

of of

;

pf,

:

see 76700,

yyvoa.

pf. pass,

of 760>. and Ep. plqpf. of

of

, 6, 6, pf. pass,

y.

y\.

of of

pf. pass,

pf.

y(ys,

of

yyvoa

of see yiyaa.

inf,

€€, 6', 66, yp. pf.

Dor. 767a-

Att. contr.

, , ,. €€,

6,

tickling.

heaps,

a water-bucket : any II. yavKos,

:

pf.

Hence

,

(i8os) pot-bellied.

(yaiXos) of or for a merchant

a milk-pail

like fiifiaajs,

Marathon was the

et

(yap,

Hence

,

Dor.

- ~,. yap

a question, like Lat. nam, Engl, why, what, ris yap ce why who hath sent thee? 2. wish, yap k^6Koio that you might perish! in Homer usu. a\ yap, Att.

,

disdainful.

oaths,

^v yap

to strengthen

II.

,

'2, , v,=ya\s.

(7

[a]

many Achaeans

,

so in parenthesis, as

;

)

(yaaTrjp, fiapiis) heavy with child. (yaoTi]p, to bear in the

ship.

yc

,

to introduce the

pyos) gluttonous. of y p. (yaoTrjp) pot-bellied : a glutton.

,

los, 6,

Dor. for y1-. yc usu. Conjunction, for, Lat. enim, and like it placed after the first word in a sentence. Its chief usages are

XL

boxing.

belly, a trick in

. Dim.

at

Hence

,

{;, ,

of yaaTqp, yaoTpiov. (yaarpis) to fill ones belly.

round vessel, e. g. a bee-hive : hence jaws of , a round built merchant-vessel, galley.

to be cheerful.

:

,

. Dim.

cs,

sheen: beauty, a charm,

or shining

3.

only used in pres. to bear oneself proudly, pride oneself From ov, also a, ov, (ya) exulting in a thing: to look bright haughty, disdainful : skittish. Hence

yrjv, yatav.

Lat. nitere

, , , -,

womb, meHence

2. the

to be with child.

taph. appetite, in a bad sense, gluttony. Ion. the belly of a jar, etc.

,

bent, curved, crooked.

yv, (yavos)

and fresh,

as

marriage : also wedlock, a marriage-feast, Lat. nuptiae. ov, preparing mar-

in pi.

riage.

;

:

. Dor. for , a wedding,

:

^

or

f.

adulterous

ov,

gen. yaaripos syncop. yacrpos, dat. plur. yaOTpaai [d], 17: the paunch, belly, Lat. venter; ya-

ov, (yaoTrjp,

to

', =^.{^, -'-, -, '02, -5, (^, , (^, 05) . , ()

a beast

the Attic

give in marriage. bridal; wedAdv. as at a wedding.

ding, Lat. nuptiae.

matrimony

:

See

(70^0$)

f.

an

nv.piialis

a marriage-feast.

because it was the usual time for answered to the end of January and be-

it

:

y.

Dor. for

ev yaoTpi

a/vos, 6, the seventh

^,

year, from

.

the hollow of a shield,

= '$.

(/')

oy,

(sub.

Subst.

—

—

!

yo.

of yiy fut.

pf, act.

3 pass, of

and

yp.

pass, of

ypfp.

€ , €, , - ',

:;

:

•.

act.

pf.

and

pass,

-€€. y(oa

of

fut.

:

^^'

•)(,—\{.

6€,

sound, ring,

€,

, , . ,

;

'

-

must pro-

^,

claim aloud.

ytyv6s, 6v,

lengthd. pres. for 7€7Cura, to proclaim. 6v, Adj. from part, ytyojvws, (like apapos,

,

ws, Att. part. pf. of

yeyaws, see yiyaa. Heb. Gehenna,

€, ,

yovajs,

yyvoa,

7^-

the valley of Hinnom, in which the corpses of the worst malefactors were hence as a name for hell-fire, hell. burnt

—

-, :

i.

)

etc., v.

(7^,

aor.

2 sing. aor. I

veivcai, Ep. for

^.

a

a joke. Lat. ludibrium;

Pass, to be begotten, be born.

II.

the

€ycvv,

ydvaaeai is always used in causal of the father, to beget ; of the mothe parents. ther, to bear, bring forth; oi

sense, = y(vv,

^-, FEFSON

,)

y€v(vo

etc.,'=y€pos. ov,

€, , —

(y,

,

,

with a thing:

',

Att.

and

a neighbour,

7€5,

€€, = ,a

7€vca, as. Ion.

ytvi-t\,

younger

yivi^

r^pos

II. birth,

—

II.

as Adj.

7€$.

76>. y(\oa.

€€,

€€,

€, y\aa

y(\,

be ready to laugh.

,

aros,

6, {ytK) a laugh; '

Ep.

:

{*y(v) Ik

birth; ytvtris

of horses, breed. y(v(ai

:

'

a gene-

III.

IV. offspring, descendants. f.

gree

;

from

race, descent; y(Vir) vTripnpoi

{y(V(a\oyos)

to trace

to trace his

pedigree

yfveaXoyuv

a pedi-

:

—

Pass.

Hence

{y(V(a,

yev(a

a genealogist.

Ep. dat. y(v(r}
rjs,

:

•€605,

^

( €€, ,-y(vX, -, ;

kindred blood.

yevieXiov

to

Dor. man's estate.

descent.

{yhdov)

, . - ,, of

a laugher, sneerer.

ycvetas, ados,

,

(y(vfiov) a beard.

yev6l^, = y(v(,

From laughable, laughed at. Ep. part. pi. yeXutuvrcs, ye-

XcOoi^cf , or yekoiojvres

birth;

2.

to

offspring.

get a beard,

2•

i'l

'^•"•

the cheeks.

Ocean."

6,

,

by

.€€€, , €€, , (y) €€-5, €6, , ^, pyto y(v(

come

the many-twinkling smile

€5, ,,, {^(\) €,

7js,

Lat. saeculum;

,

From

neighbour.

€5,

-

thing, to be full.

From

metaph. akin to, like. neighbouring, bordering Aeol. for Dor. for yeXuaas. ^s, (y(\aa) laughing, cheerful. Dor. for yfXwvTi, dat. part, of Dor. for and Dor. for yfXwaa, fem. nom. part, of 76X00;, to like to laugh, to Desiderat. of

($, <$,

7>.

a tracing one's descent, genealogy.

border on.

7€tTJ/taa;.

ov, neighbouring, near.

ovos, 6,

to

,

Pass, to be freighted.

to derive one's pedigree.

(yf'iTOJv) to be

exciting laughter: a jester. Ep. part, of load ox freight {ye)

6€5,

,

From

, 6€ , , € ,

() ,,

From a freight. used only in pies, and impf. to be full of

higher by blood

,

From

buffoonery.

ration,

€$,

for laugha subject of laugh: er, to make a joke

, = yos,

birth.

earth-bearing.

Ep,

6v, {yiXus,

anything projecting so as to shelter, the eaves of a roof, the cornice, coping: the hem of a garment. (Of Carian origin.) neighbourhood : the neighbours. «*, or

yiXcori

Att. Poets yiKoji'

km ytXwri

;

II.

yea

dat.

:

in

it.

f.

subj. of

Att.

laughter, Lat. risus

:

Ep. impf.,

earth.

y€Kv(s.

yeKarra Ep. yiXw,

ace.

yi\LOS,

€-$,

$

gen.

as Subst.,

y€^voa. aor. I

76;,

poet, for

:

€-'05,

part, oi

I

y(.

ter's sake, for

of

e.

yiom-. 6-8, plougher of ,, €($, y(iva, y(voa. med.

:

{yeXaa) for

(^\)

, , ,

y(\q)

from apapojs), loud-spoken, loud-sounding.

ytydiS,

:

€€5,

etc.

verb. Adj. of y€y(DV(, one

yeyeaa

:

;

€5,

;

:

to

—

iye\v

—

iyika^a. Pass., aor. I pf. : to laugh, Lat. rideo ; kyeKaacf his heart II. to laugh at, sneer at. laughed within him. tSos, pi. y4\yiSfs or ye\yus = ay\is, a head, clove of garlic, Lat. spica allii. Ep. for yiXoios. laughable, abYcXoios, a, ov, also os, ov, II. humorous, facetious : yt\oia jests. surd. Ep. impf. of part. pres. of y(\ot. Ep. for ytkaovrts. yik6(o, Dor. for yeXuici.

—

with pres. sense, part, yf^ojvws, the other tenses impf. sense with ky(ywv€iv plqpf. or are formed as if from pres. impf. kycyajvew or 7670;yefojvav, Ep. vfvv for (yeywveov, 3 sing, also iyiyoivi aor, I inf. To call or cry ytywvrjaai verb. Adj. yiyviov. re yeyojve so as to be heard, to call aloud; aas as far as be could make himself heard by shouting: c. ace. rei, to call out, proclaim aloud: of things, perf.

139 lytKaaaa, Dor.

aor. I iyi\S.aa, Ep.

:

Ep. impf.

y(ov

or

:

Ion.

to

get a beard. fem. yiveiaTis or

:

-iUTis, i5os, (yfvfias) bearded. f.

= y(ve,

to get a beard.

:

,

,

(yhvs)

the

pari covered by the beard,

lower part of the face, the chin. €€0, Ep. for eyevov, 2 sing. aor. aor. 2 inf. oi

the

-^.

€6,

yiviaios, ov,

= yev(9\io5.

—

birth-day feast

o{

^.

in

memory of

the

—y

representing the digamma.

contr. for eyeveTo.

II.

''2, ,

gen. yevvos dat. yevvi : plur., dat. yevvai, Ep. yevvaai ace. yevvas, contr. yevvs. The under jaw; yevves, both jaws, the mouth: hence also ;

;

€€8,

,

fwy,

(*ykv) an

origin, source:

birth,

the cheek,

race, descent.

€€€,.

€€€,

lyivero,^ sing. aor. 2 oyyvoa. of yeverrjp, {*yivw) she that gives II. she that is born, a daughter.

for

fern,

a mother.

€€,

= yeve-q, birth. , = yevs.

fj,

66,

rjpos,

6«5,

{*yiv)

ov, 6,

cestor.

,,

YevcTvWis,

a father, anasAdj., =

the begetter,

the begotten, son.

2.

yeveOkios.

€, €5, :

gen. yeyos, contr. yev^dos i^yivvs, edge of an axe : an axe, pickaxe, mattock

, = y(vva. ,

,

,

(-$,

senatores.

-, mind or

[a],

plur. yevvadai,

6,

Sup. yepa'naTos.

yepaipu),

(yevvaios, Trpena) be/itti/ig a

es,

-ttSjs.

Ycvvaios, a, ov, also os, ov, (^yivva) suitable to one's birth or descent ; ov yevvaiov it not my high blood : noble both in mind and blood, high-born,

ts

high-minded : of animals, thoi'ough-bred their kind: but also, yevvaia

:

of things,

good of

€5, $, ,

geiiuine,

,,

nobility, nobleness

of character

of hnd, fertility,

6Ws,Adv. of yevvaios, nobly:

,

{yevva)

Sup. yevvaiOTara.

of the father to yevvijaavTes the parents. II. to generate, produce. Hence aros, that which is produced, a child any product. II. one's natiire. III. a begetting. cws, a begetting, producing. a parent, Lat. pater, f.

bear, bring forth, of the

to beget,

mother

;

;

oi

,

€5, €5, , , (^)

, €, €,

^

'

eyepa,

aor. I

:

(yepas)

:

:

—

to

inf.

yepapai

:

honour or reward with

generally, to honour.

'-,,

-ycpaiTcpos, -raros,

Y^paos,

,

,

GRUS,

Sup. of yepaios.

a crane.

— yepaios.

,

-yepapos, a,

Comp. and

Lat.

(yepalpw) reverend, stately

;

yepapai

, nom.

aos,

pi.

yepara, Ion. yipia, Ep.

yepa a gift of hojiour, prize, generally, a gift, honour ; metaph., yepas the last honour of the dead. W. a privilege, prerogative. Hence contr.

:

'€$, €05,

ov, honourijig.

€-5,

ov, (yepas, ipepw)

€€, , €-08,, €, ^, . nom.

"ycpca. Ion.

, ,

II.

honoured.

a Spartan vionth. pi.

winning honour.

of yepas.

f.

guide an old man. From ayw) guiding an old man.

to

(yepojv,

,

Hence

intense misery.

\$) with wrinkled

ov, (yepaios,

yepapw

f.

'2,

{yevva) noble,

birth, Lat. generosus.

Adv.

pi.

priests, yepapai priestesses.

poet, for yevos, descent, offspring,

YCvvaSas

.

of yepas. -yepaios, (yepojv, ypa^s) old: venerable. Comp. yepaiTepos; ol yepa'iTcpoi the elders, Lat.

(*yeyai) goddess of one^s birth

€«,

aros,

edge of an axe, a

Root of y iy

obsol. pres.,

Ep. contr. from ye pea,

aor. 2 kyepapov

-, €, ,

the

II.

skin.

opos, ,=yeves, a father. Y€V€V, Ion, for eyevov, 2 sing. aor. 2 of ylyvoa. 3 sing. aor. i pass, imperat. o{ yyvoa.

fioble.

«, ,

chin.

biting axe.

II.

hour.

in

,

IV. sex : gender. V. kind, genus, opp. to elhos, species. he grasped, = eXapev, 3 sing, of an old Verb, only found in this form prob. Aeol. for e\eTo,

ration.

:

yivecria a

II.

day kept

also,

2

dead.

the

:

y4v(Lov—TEYa.

140

birth,

—

::

familias.

chiefs

;

,

,

ov, (yepv) belongitig to the elders or oJvos yepovaios wine reserved for them.

yeppov,

,

(eipa;)

Lat. gerra, anything

•wicker-work, esp.

an oblong

sians wore.

a wattled hut.

7€-,

',

wicker shields

, (yevv) , — y€V(p. Y€WIk6s, , , = ,

Lacon. for yepovaia. Dim. of yepwv, a little old man. (yepojv) a Council of Elders, Senate, esp. at Sparta, where it consisted of 28. II. an embassy.

:

2.

)

(yeppov,

01,

made

of

shield, such as the Per-

v. foreg.

troops that wore

oi^Tos, 0, an old man, Lat. senex : 01 yeElders or Chiefs, who with the King yevvaios, brave, spirited. Adv.-ws. formed the chief Council: hence the Senators, like Ep. and Ion. for yevoivro. Lat. Patres, esp. at Sparta, where they were 28 in Dor. aor. 2 opt. of ylyvopai. number. II. as Adj. yepv, ov, but almost al7
begotten or born.

opos,

^,

povTes

$ (

by descent;

so in dat.,

birth.

II.

genus. tion.

2.

yevei

a

citizen by

a descendant, a child, as Virgil's Divi III. a race in regard to number, a na-

a race

in

regard to time, an age, gene-

the

,, , €, , ye

yev

5

:

(yevw) a taste of a thing. med. inf of

ye.

aor. l

f.

taste of a thing.

:

aor. II.

I

eyevaa

Med.

—

yeoa,

to

give one

fut.

yevoa:

'. . , , 5, ^ , ,, ,, —

——

—

:;

—

€'/€

aor. I

with

:

pf. pass,

^-^^

Adv. of 7^, out of or from

to taste

:

or eat of a thing 3 pi. plqpf. k^i^ivvro, they had tasted, eaten : hence to try, make proof, have experi-

'^( $ '', ;

ence of;

to taste,

i.

to enjoy.

f.

ydOa (used

—

t.feel, the spear:

the earth.

ky^a, perf, yeya, Dor. 7-

aor.

:

141

in pres. sense): plqpf. kyeyrjeeiv: (70/0;):

to be delighted, to rejoice.

, {^) joy, ,

delight.

ov, {y^i) joyful, glad. a mound of earth to dam or har a TO, Lat. gethyum, a kind of leek. stream, or a bridge to cross it, used by Horn, always ov, and ov, {yrj) of earth or clay. in Horn, also, in plur. the lane contr. ov, 6, {yfj) a husbandman. II. between two lines of battle, the battle-field. later in sing, a bridge, , = y(.oos, a hill. or fCipvpa evyvvva aor. I inf. to build a bridge over a river, and part. act. and med. of Lat. ponte jungere fluvium. Hence f. to make passable by a bridge, to , = yepos. to possess la?td. bridge over; [the tree] made a (7^, = {yfj, bridge over the river a plot of made a bridge-way: Pass., 6 vopos the strait ground. had a bridge made over it. «s, (7^, falling to earth. geography. From , = ye^ovos. Dor. ov, (717, ov, (yfj, ire earth-describing : as 3 sing, Subst., ov, 0, a geographer. pf. pass, of to be drunk up by Earth. (yfjpas) old, aged. a hill, hillock: also 6, {yfj, 17,

:

—

5, 5, -5,

^^

'/4

, , -8,

, ,'/ ^ -, ) -, ,€8, ) - ,-, , ) , ,-, ,,^) 5 , , , y.,, '€€ ey€vp

€-5,

€-5, , 6€€,

,

.

measure land, to measure. From

to

f,

,

ov,

- ,

,

),

-5, $,

08, , , "2, ,

-$.

yiipa'i,

-

-5, -5, ,

or

a

(yfj,

poor

tiller

agriculture, tillage.

rustic.

-08,

ov,

afield {yrf,

-5, -5,

)

to

f.

ov,

(^yrj,

ov,

{yij,

tiller

of the

Med.,

From

a crop.

earth,

ground

:

cutting the

contr. for 76a, earth,

also

(S, (yrj,

as Subst.,

,

;

:

slot,

Hence kyripwa

speech.

:

[]

f.

kypv

ov, (yrj,

riTAPTON,

aor. I

:

kypvv, []

:

:

but also in

to utter, speak, say,

yis.

) *)

(€) ploughing

ov, 6, (y'lyas,

ov, (yiyas,

a grape-stone,

ai'Tos, voc. y'lyav, 6,

gods.

irov

II. indigenous. a son of the Earth, a giant.

the earth. giant-killer.

giant-killing.

[r]

(7^ or

7) mostly

destroyed by the In Hesiod, the sons of Gaia or Earth, whence

in plur. the Giants, a rebellious race,

;

:

cherishing the old.

a voice, sotmd, tone.

Att. for yqevov, a leek.

-, -, 2,

land ; yrjv

*y€v) earthborn

pass,

-68,

ground

on land, by land, opp. to yrjs, which means beneath the earth Lat. ubi terrarum f where on the earth ?

-,8, , ;

a voice

6, contr. for

to give earth and water as token of submission

yrjs

fut.

,

From earth, []

yjjv

) )

, {ypv) ,

:

:

contr. for yqpaos, gen. of 7^pas.

as

husbandman.

trenching the

aor.

:

[a], part. 777-

sing, cry, Lat. garrire.

ploughing.

"", ,

ov, {yfjpas,

vos,

II,

dig or trench the earth.

€€)

,

otos,

same sense :

ypvat

dat.

:

Hence

[a]

Att.

fut.

-)

, '2, .$, , ,

of or for tillage,

'ipyov) tilling the

Subst.,ps,o/,(5, a

:

aor. 2 kyqpav, inf.

:

Dor.

cultivation

:

, kypda

-5,

skilled in farming.

II.

,

{yiwpyos)

yps

gen. yrjpaos, Att. contr.

Att. contr. yqpa: old age, Lat. senectus.

age; esp. of one's parents.

in plur. tilled lands.

,

ypas.

-05, ,

of the earth, hus-

(yewpyos) to be a farmer : also to metaph. to work at, practise a thing.

(y(pys)

y.

poet, for

aor. 2 part, of

—

in land.

bandman.

08, ,

77//;. yps,

dat. plur. of

pas (as if from a verb in to pf. yey-qpdKa grow aged, become old and infirm. II. in aor. I kyripdaa. Causal, to bring to old age. f. to feed and cherish in old age: Pass, to be cherished in old age. From cherishing in old (yfjpas,

Ion. for yrjireSov.

ov, o, {yrj,

,

,

or

I

yeo^

:

= ypas.

aor. I inf of

part. aor. 2 of

,) -,) , ) , , , , ,, f.

ov,

Ep. for

land-measuring, geometry : and ov, of ox for land-measuring, geometrical: (sub. geometry: ov, , geometrician. Adv. , division of lands : tillage. From also and sharer in the division , , {yfj, the landownei's or of lands, landholder : 01 nobles in a state, Lat. optimates.

cultivate

,

aor. 2 inf.,

a land-measurer,

(yrj,

Hence

-5,,

,

and

,

till,

(()

•'•8,

,

, , ,

77»/,

^)

and

geometer.

»)

,

;

—

yai.

I

:

j

1

-,

the

name = 7;7/7.

by

redupl. from the

*'

y-yevoa^, which Root from

syncop. from

;

is

formed

this

root

142 come

fut.

'

and yiyova

;

,

—

'^ (^ —

aor. 2

:

perf.

:

yeyev^

aor, I (in late authors)

:

:

. ,

, (^)

,

.

hollow, hollowed

a deep harbour.

:

hence

smoothed, polished, exact. Adv. -pa's, smoothly, nicely, II,

to become, to of persons, critical, yiyaa, see yfyaa: born : to he in perf. yiyova to he by prettily. to hew, carve: of a lion, to tear the 2. of events, to occur, birth, or to have become so. II. with Preps, or Advs. of motion, to ground with his feet. happen. [a], Dor. for yX-qxcuv. 2. he at, as kyiyviro ks ov, 6, (yXcvKos, iri-iroTai 3 sing. pf. y'lyveaOai to take all shapes, navTOios, drinker of new wine. kavTov yevkffOai to be master of pass, of turn every way (OS, TO, {yXvKvs) Lat. mustum, must, sweet oneself; kvros kavTov yivkaOai to recover oneself. 3.

for the Ep. pf.

happen

:

to he

^.

;

ri

ykva

;

more

come of me J

y€vai

rarely ris

'

yiyvcaOai

4.

-,^, ', (. aor. 2

much, as, formed

is to

be-

by Lat.

from

redupl.

NOSCO

:

fut.

yvov,

''/, pass, €yva

the

root

:

inf. :

nexv wine.

TO, Dor. for

5. c. gen. pretii,

y'lyveaOai to cost an obol.

eyvwv, imperat. yvojOi, opt.

part, yvovs'. perf.

what

;

opyrjs,

periphras. for opyav, Xkyeiv, etc.

to cost so

', , -, ) €8, /, ', €, , yvoa ] yvwvai,

aor. i pass.

,

.

the pupil, eye-ball

: and, II. because figures are reflected small in the pupil, a puppet, esp. a girl, rf. Lat. pupilla : as a taunt, eppe yX away, weak girl I N02, TO, in plur. things to stare at, wonders.

1 ', --€€'5,. ,'502, 5,

-

yX\: — pemiyroyal.

:

ace. yXrjxwva,

by apocop.

Ion. for

To perceive, gain knowledge of, viark, and so to ov, comic word in know, of persons and things to be aware of, under- Aristophanes, a greedy pettifogging knave. {yXiavTiXoy'ia, k^tn'iTpiwTOS.) stand: sometimes c. gen. instead of ace, to know of. yvai a, ov, gluey, clammy, slippery. he knew that he was angry rarely II. also c. part., eyvv 2. close, I perceived that I was metaph. sticking close to, importunate. beaten. II. to examine, to form an opinio?i, de- greedy, stingy. 3. of disputations, yi/iM/i«^, /)i//fy. cide upon, determine, decree, yvojvai ovos, 6, (yX'iaxpos) a niggard. Ion. and in late Greek for yyvoa. Adv. of yXiaxpos, importunately : scanIon. and in late Greek for yiyvijaKca. tily : also pettily. [t], Dep.,only used in pres. and impr., to be milhy, juicy. to strive after a thing, struggle for it, c. gen. (yXayos) full of milk, milky. , 2. eaaa, ev, {y\ayos)full of milk, milky. tlvos to be eager about or for a thing. yXiXeoeai or Tjyos, 0, , (y\ayos, of or for , glue. Hence ciirdling milk. 0, anything sticky or clammy, as oil and dirt. (OS, TO, poet, for ya\a, milk. II. as Adj. yXoios, a, slippery, knavish. ov, (yaXa,
.

:

, , ()

.

.

(, ' ,

€05, ,

€5, -, 5, -,

. ,

yvv)

, , ,'5,

€-5,

tion of Colour, pale-green, bluish-green, gray, Lat. glaucus, of the olive, of the willow, and also of the vine. III. of the eye, light blue or gray, Lat. caesius : of persons, blue-eyed.

,

-xpoos, 0, ace. yXavKoxpoa, (yXavKOs, Xpoos) gray-coloured, gray.

,

-, -, 05,

,

8,

,

'2,

', , (y) ,

-, ) -,

,

, -, -, •-5,

act.

charming

) ) /) )

es,

(yXvKvs, [yXvKvs,

,

benevolence.

ov,

ov,

(yXvKvs,

with sweet gifts. sweet-sounding.

From

sweet-minded.

mind, delightful. Aeol. and Dor. for

the

-€5,

II.

yXvXov.

€5)

-, . €, -, ) 7- -, ,

sweetly winMinerva, with gleaming eyes. ning. Giiros, 6, f),=y\avKSjms. Dor. for yXvvXov (yXvKvs Att. kus, (yXavKOs) the owl, Lat. Xov) a sweet-apple. noctua, so called from its glaring eyes. From f. Proverb., to speak sweetly. yXavK' yXavK us sweet-speaking. like our (yXvKvs, carry coals to Newcastle:' Athenian coins were called (yXvKvs, trais) having a , K(s from the stamp of the owl on them. fair offspring. TO, (yXa^w) a hollow, cavern, [a] a sweet maid. -irapOivos, 17, :

ace.

but also iv

,'(,, ,

KOs,

epith. of

, ,

,

,

smoothness, polish.

From

:

(y\av-

ov,

(yXvKvs,

^,

'

-,

,

('^$,($)

ov, (yXvKvs,

-)

sweetly bitter.

—'.

: 5 , ,, '2, (,

sweet, delight/id

/ftW [],

Sup.

[],

, ,

,

$, , ,

fjpos,

and

ov, 6,

{^\<)

of

. , ,

fall

ing, carved.

on the knee.

«,

Ion. for

, €, , )

a

,

oJs,

for carv-

fit

143

cs, {yvo(pos, itdos) darksome, dark. yvvg, Adv. {yovv) with bent knee; yvv( kpiireiv to

carver, a sculptor.

•05, , , verb. Adj.

:

-5,

sweet to the taste, sweet: metaph. Comp, and of men, dear, kind. also y\vKVT(pos,-TaTos. (yKvKvs) sweetness.

:

—

3 sing. aor. 2 of yiyvwCKW.

aor. 2 subj. of

yvr,

$, ,

yiyvwOKW.

(yvcjvai) that by which a thing

knotvn, a mark, token, like

^'

yyv.

aor. 2 imperat. of

yvoJv.

is

judgment.

£«.

II,

Ep. for yvwvai, aor. 2 inf. of a knife or chisel for carving. (yvouvai) a means of knowing, a mark, the notch mostly in plur., II. the mind, the judgment ; yvr^ of the arrow, which fits on the string later, the arrow token. to the best oi one^s judgment. 2. will, purFrom \\. = yXv(pavov, a knife. itself. kavToD of his own accord. 3.0 aor. I :— Pass., aor. I ky- pose ; f. airo(paivea9ai to deliver and judgment, opinion; pf. aor. 2 [] esp. to engrave or an opinion; also a mistaken judgment, fancy ; to hollow out : the opinions of wise men, maxims. 4. a purpose, 11. to write on a tablet. carve. intentiott, resolution : a vote, decree. the beard of corn, only in plur. Dim. of a fancy. the tongue, Lat. Att. 5, \iy) a collection of by word of mouth; lingua; not from another's tongue, not from hear- maxims. {yv}v) fit to give judgment: , Uvai to let loose one's tongue, speak say

(<^;)

TO,

ihos,

,

,

', ^ ^ ''/ , (^ :

'

:

—

-,

:

', 25,<«, ,

yvs yvv

, -, $,

:

.

,

, , ^,

^;,

;

freely.

to use a

language or Att.

From

wordiness.

sun-dials.

dialect.

17,

till

(, , (,

one's

,

tongue aches, very

{^)

,

endless talking, ov,

Att.

aXyos) talking

,

experienced or skilled in a thing.

a tongue, language;

II.

(^,

,

, , -, -, -, ) ,

'\5

(, -5,

to coin

talkative.

,,

{^,

ov,

sententious.

properly

money.

,

Att. for

f.

:

a case or bag

the tongue.

gen. ivos,

or

point

:

the

an arrow

:

,

[a]

mark

the teeth that

yyv.

, , 5,

Att.

:

supple, pliant

, ', ,, 5, " , , ,, :

From

f.

aor.

«^^: —

i

:

me-

a

-

pf kyvwpiKa

discover, detect

:

make

to

:

to

acknow-

acquainted with. From well-known an acquaintance, a friend, Lat.

3. to be

ov, rarely

yvpos, ,

as Subst.,

:

2. to

ledge, recognise.

curved, bent

taph. bending, yielding.

to crook, familiaris.

,

II.

{yvs)

ov,

yvpo the notables, Lat.

01

optimates.

bend.

known, yvwptos, Adv. , (^) be on yvps '^ familiarly -€-, him. with terms friendly -,,-$: -,. sub ,^. acquaintance , belonging , carded, fulled.

-,

syncop. for yeviaios,

to

(5

the true race, legitimate, opp. to voOos: genuine, true;

yvqaiai yvvaifees lawful wives, opp. to true Greeks

yvrjffioi

;

have a noble mind. Adv. of yvrjaios, lawfully,

$,

yv.

,

aor. 2 opt. of

Ep. for

',

yvo(v,

yvovs. aor. 2 part, of

pi. aor, 2 opt.

yyv.

, = dvo
darkness.

() , , ()

(cus,

, ,

is

of

-

made known, a mark,

,

to

;

ov,

really, truly.

yLyv. I

;

yvqaia to

ledge.

,

,

in-

so as to be

of

, $, ,

telligibly,

:

Kos,

yvovfs

ol

III.

dial.

IV. a carpenter's rule, Lat. norma: ply horse's age. hence a rule or guide of life. aor. 2 of yiyvwaKW. Ep. for any projecting aor. 2 inf. of 2. the point of I pi. aor. 2 subj. of Ep. for to

'yv.

,

,

)

interpreter.

end of the yoke-strap. the arrow itself. , the jaw, poet, form of yva$os. f. , the Jaw, mouth : properly the lower II. like yews, the point or edge of a known, declare.

, ',

weapon,

of ox for

ovos, 0, (yvouvai) one that knows, a judge, II. the gnomon or index of the sun-

for

'02,

jaw.

II.

prudence, judgment. tnaxims : and clever at coining maxims. From maxim-coining,

, -,,. ) ,, , €, , , ,

case for the mouthpiece of a flute

yva

:

knoiu-

that by which a thing

token.

{/) {yvp)

a making known.

,

capable of making

known.

fut. pass,

-', , 3

pi.

)

of yiyvwaKtu. of aor. 2 subj. of

2 sing. aor. 2 subj

f.

.

yyv. yyv.

(yvaicis,

to dispuis

—

onis own opinion, i.e. to confess oneself in the wrong, /it) eJvai change one's purpose, give way; to con/ess that one is not equal. feus, , (yvu/vai) a seeking to know: a judiII. knowledge: cial inquiry, Lat. cognitio.

,

, 8, , ,, wisdom.

acquaintance with a person.

2.

', $,

recognising.

fut.

of

a

3.

{^'^)

,

, ,^''.

one that knows or

Subst. a friend.

,/ , , , €, 6, € , ', ^^ and 3 dual

—

,

^: —

aor. i

yvuiTov,

:

yvw-

;

^. ^-^.

;

:

', ,,

II. c.

.

^, ^-:

:

later

{yoos):

ace. to bewail,

mourn,

word formed from

, , and

i5os,

,

round, round

,

off.

(yoyyvKos) a

a,

ov,=

OToyyvKos, round, spherical. \p'\ , (707^;) a muttering. , {yoyyv) a mutterer.

, €05, , = yoepos, , , 6v,

($ , ,€,

lamentable,

, , , €, , , , -, $,

mournful

:

of

Ep. for yoav, pres. inf. of 7oacu. — yoipos.

y

out enchantments fut.

:

f.

:

,(yo)

sorcery, witchcraft.

(70175) to spell-bind, bewitch.

a wailer. , pecul. fem. of 70775, a witch. (^() a ship's cargo, a freight, load.

ov, 0,

5,

6,

,

against the

ov,

{,

rattling

{y6
-€8, {^, ) -'•^8, (^^, ov,

«,

{yovos) productive, fruitful

:

is

begotten, a child,

young

also the

TO, gen.

70'5,

nail-bound.

rrayrivai) nail-fastened.

yovaai

dat. pi.

^

:

Ion.

yovv, yovvaros, etc, Ep, yovv, yovvos, yovvi, pi. yovva, yovvoiv, yovveaai Lat. GENU, cf. the knee ; yovvojv to clasp the knees as a suppliant ; irpbs yovarojv to entreat one by clasping his knees to yovv :

bend bend

(, (

the knee,

—

:

;

down, take running, to run;

i.

e.

—

€

sit

rest,

but also to

yovara on the knees of the gods, i. e. depends on their will and pleasure metaph. from warriors stricken down, Is yovv II. PaWeiv, to throw on the knee. the knee in

down

;

iv yovvaat

, €, ) 6€, -€5, ) (,

it

lies

—

the knee or joint of grasses, such as the cane, Lat,

down

on

knock-kneed.

70'7€€«' From

the knee

before one.

or

:

is, {yovv, falling on the knee; yovvwir-qs a kneeling posture. Ep. for kyoaov, 3 pi. impf. of , a weeping, wailing, groaning. Ep. part, of

7.

, , -$, , )

ing

7.

€05, ,

,,

.

on

crest

its

ov,

(Topyw)

of,

belong-

Gorgon.

to the

€5, -5, :

(Topyoj,

fem,

) 175,

ov,

= Topyfios.

ov, {Topyoj,

back.

'2,

be of the Gor-

.

with the

( *)

From

Pass, to be spirited, of a horse. 17,

,

terrible, fearful, fierce

Gorgon

;

yopybv

to look fierce; yopybs fearful to beof horses, hot, spirited. Gorgon-killing ov, (Topyw, fem. Topyoov, a name of Minerva. 17, an underground dungeon.

hold

teeth.

,

opp. to

hovtros)

, ov,

hence genuine, true. or , {*yevw) that which

5,

gon

of yoaw.

, {yo(v)

genius

Att.

(7000;) one who howls a wizard, sorcerer: aiuggler, cheat.

dat. pi.

begotten, offspring, a

a poet of creative powers, of true

2,,

yorjci

ov, gen. ovos, :

ov, also

Tiva to fall

charming the wind with howls.

5, &,

is

III. generation, V. IV. birth, descent.

womb.

to fall

persons, lamenting, mourning.

, = 7005,

the

:

which

the seed.

geniculum. -KpOTOS, ov, (yovv,

yoepos.

(yoaaj)

II.

yvos

:

From

also

ov,

that

a generation.

to kneel

turnip.

0'02,

, (*yv)

rO'NT',

the sound.

to

one that fastens with a ship-builder. 0, (*7eycu) a father, ancestor : in pi. the

;

fut.

to mutter, a

f.

framework.

(yo(p6)

ijpos,

of animals, the fruit of plants, the produce of anything. II. race, birth, descent. III. a begetting.

weep for.

^

to fasten with bolts or nails; yiy6the ship's hull is ready built. Hence

race, family.

offspring:

.^,

^.

Pass., aor. I

wail, groan, weep.

, ,

as

(yvojuai) known, well-

Ep. impf. eyoov, also yoaaaKov

^: —

:

childbirth

as Subst. a friend, kinsman, brother : re brothers and sisters, T€ yi aor. 2 subj. of Ep. for Ep. for yvwai, 3 pi. aor. 2 of Ion. for kyoa, 3 sing. impf. of or 3 pi. opt. of Dor. for yoaovoi, 3 pi. of Ep. part, Ep. inf.

known

,

6(ys,

,

nail,

yo,

•-,$, ,,

aor. 2 indie.

ov, also os,

)7,

f.

/ , '$, known

imperat. of

2 pi. aor. 2

2

large wedge-shaped bolt or any bond or fastening : in pi. the cross-ribs of the Egyptian canoes. Hence :

parents.

form of II. to be known.

collat.

^''»

0'05, ,

for shipbuilding

bolts or nails,

warrants the truth of a thing, Lat. cognitor. ?»

.

' ,, ^. , <$—

144

:;

-65, :

', ,

005, contr.

5,

7/

;

later

decl.

7,

ovos,

—

— yopycUTTty

Vopyoves (yopyos) the Gorgon, a monand ster 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. in pi.

:

:

-, -, -, , :

^. ) , ,)'^'^. ,

idos,

.

pecul. fern, of

(yopyos,

', , , |, :

restrictive Particle, at least (7« then, at any rate : of a truth, in sooth, freq. in answers.

Ep.

oiyuvv, also found in Trag.

plur.

yovvoa.

Ep. imperat, oi f. Dep.: to fall down and clasp another's knees, to entreat, supplicate ; Tivos and rivos in behalf of another but also 'yovvaTLVos and vpos tivos to entreat by such and such things.

(): —

^

:

8,'.

yovvari, yovvara, yovvaai, Ion. and poet,

,, -,

decl. of

-,

=

Dep.,

, ,

is,

7^^

Ep. impf.7oi;jOi//ii7/v.

{yovvos, poet. gen. ofyovv,

$)

thick-kneed.

Lat. uber

(yovos, yovrj) corn-land, fruitful land,

yowos

;

, ,

TO, contr. for ypaidiov.

€5,

Ypdes and

,, ,.

woman. ypa'ia

II.

(,

special fem. of ypoxos,

of ypais, ypavs, an old hag. From Pass, to become an old woman. ypaia,ypaiov, (syncop. for ytpaios) old, aged, Lat. uva passa, raisins. aTos, {yp
,

written, a written character, letter, Lat. liiera letters, the

alphabet.

2.

:

in plur.

a note in music.

. €, €$,

3.

a

II. in plur. also, like Lat. drawing, picture. literae, a letter ; an inscription : state-papers, docuIII. ments, records, accounts : also a book, treatise.

, $,

letters,

tablets,

learning,

=

, (^)

Hence

, -, ,

scriba.

that

kOs,

{yp(p)

a secretary,

)

clerk, Lat.

, €5,

to teach

rudiments.

awos,

o,

records.

ypaa-

one

of ypa
written.

ypdos,

,

nom.

pi.

:

:

ypaaes, , (^) representation

'

drawing, painting;

() ($

by means of lines : only in a pica painting, a figure,

'ipo-
writing.

2.

shape.

II.

as Att. law term, an indictment for a public offence, prosecution, opp. to a private action ypo.

;

, $, ) 5$, », (y) ',ypaoa,

able to

the art

(sub.

draw

or paint

of painting. a style

2.

f.

:

fut.

yeypa —

later

:

yeypoa

3

fypv

later aor. l

on waxen

for writing

yiypaa,

pf.

Pass., fut.

ypa^iK^

:

suitedfor writing.

embroidery.

II.

pf.

:

aor.

:

—

y4ypaa

2 to

VE, scratch ; ypaxpas iv having scratched marks or figures on a tablet. II. to draw lines with a pencil, to sketch, draw, paint. III. to write; eis to write on

yp€v

skins.

Pass,

2. to

yp€a

to write

down;

the cause

II. the line

inscribe,

€$ ypev

e. g.

ypcv

across the course.

:

to set

3.

him down

4. to write

to register, enrol.

:

eis

to be inscribed with a thing.

as

down

a

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, to indict one, tivus for some public offence in full,

€

01

ypeai ;

ypav ypxpaa

or

ypaevo

, , , -, woman,

to indict

,

(s,

him

$)

{ypavs,

Lat. anilis to

for

:

:

;

also c. inf ,

wrong-doing; but

—

ypts

rPmOS,

absol., to

Pass, to be indicted.

of or belonging

to

an

silly, trifling.

be awake, be watchful, a late pres., pf.

iyp^yopa.

,

yps.

(ypinos) a fisherman

:

whence fem.

the art offishing. 0,

a fishing-net.

, — ypiTTiis, a fisherman, [t] , like ypinos, a fishing-net

made of rushes. ing, riddle.

ypۥ

yp(ai ri

Ion. for ypaus, poet, also

ious,

Adj.,

;

the prosecutors

formed from the

ypi-nuiv,

a stroke in writing, a line : , long line of condemnation, drawn on the

tablet of the dicast.

:

{yp
vos,

) ^,

2.=ypaa(vs.

{^,

the rudiments, a schoolmaster.

(^)

scaring old women.

a scratching, tearing. ypda, ace. ypads Ion. decl. poet, also a gray wo; man, old woman. II. scum, as of boiled milk. «cws, 0, {yp.
old

knowing one's let, (y grounded in the rudiments : as Subst., , a grammarian. Adv. -kws. one who teaches 6,

the

Adj.

verb. .•

denounce a thing as unlawful

to be secretary.

who pores over musty

,

letters

'2, ys, ,

on which one writes,

(|, (//«) , , (^)

ters,

)

$, , (y) a writer.

marked with

a note-book.

ecws, 0,

, (ypaus,

ov, verb. Adj. of ypacpw, to be written

GRA

etc.

,

,

'•05, ,

aoves, eypv,

as fem. Adj. old, ypaiai

. Dim.

5,ypa

gray ;

,

try one's last chance.

tablets.

from ypavs and yp^s. an old

pi. n.

Ep.

, 6, , ,

;

-5, , e.

III. the

on a draught-board called hpa rbv Kivuv to move a man from this line,

,

fruitful vineyard.

aXwrjs

the starting or winning place.

line

ypas i.

145

,

yovvos, poet. gen. of yuvv.

,

middle

ture. :

('yvv,vyvvt) cramping the knees.

is,

mark

to

:

:

one must write.

fierce-eyed, terrible.

=

WTTOS, 6,

Ion,

.

—

2.

or basket,

anything intricate, a dark say-

—

, '

——

;

pLb—

146

(ypt(pos, (Tdos) riddling.

(S,

",

a

a

syllable, not t.

, ,

ovhe ypv airoypv not even

;

aor.

:

gruni, Lzt. grunnio :

I

(ypvWos

ypvkos)

or

YpvXos,

or

<€,

, ,

-. , ,

, ) . , 5,

curved, esp. book-nosed, with an

*.

,

Hence

bookedness of the nose.

gen. ypvvos,

$

—

curved piece of wood

which the share was

-».

-, -5, -,

= yva,

II.

(s,

-, '5, :() -€,

{yviov,

weighing down

() $)

))

, -5,

gnawing

ov, (yviov,

TO,

, :

part.,

(vos,

f.

)

—yvvs

—

,,

gen. stripped of a thing, yvvbs often meant lightly clad, i.e. wearing

-, 5,

yvv

:

nastic exercises, to

)

y(yvvaa

:

train, exercise;

gymnastic exercises

:

, . -,

long-necked.

nakedness

Hence the

naked

c. inf.,

/gym-

5

:

the

,\;€05,

— Pass.

naked parts.

,

(ywrj) of

then, generally, to

properly fern, oiyvpvos. naked.

:

Dim.

muliebris. the

II.

ov, also os, ov.

belonging

\[(,

exercise. \

f.

play the woman.

Ion.

Att.

a

weak,

silly

,

women, feminine, Lat.

ywaz=yvvav,

the hwise.

effeminate.

trained or exercised.

to

2. as Subst.,

women's part of

,

of ywi],

woman.

yvv€v

a thing

—

voc. of yw-q.

practise or exercise oneself.

, , {)

$)

also bare, mere.

{yvvs,

^( .5, ()

become lame

Pass., pf.

do

to

without the an

(yvvs) to strip naked or bare of warriors, to be stript of arms, to be left dethe wall was fenceless ; of things, left bare: but also to strip oneself naked, be naked; he stript himself of his rags. II. a stripping naked. 6a;s, , Pass.,

piercing the limbs. of brasen limb.

Pass, to be or

them

2.

,

(),

the exposed parts of

$, ,

wasting the limbs.

(yvKios,

to train

the flanks.

,,

stiffening the limbs.

to train naked, to train in

:

in plur.,

at

fell

c.

under garment only

cloak

() /)

:

mostly

who

i.

:

f.

lamed.

pf.

:

Tovs TTOiSas voklv

5, ,

:

the tunic or

i.e.

a long-shaped wallet or knapsack.

{yvyivos)

to practise

)

ov, {yviov,

6,

less

lame.

{yvios) to lame

',

{yvvs,

, , naked, unclad: unarmed, defenceyvvv an uncovered bow, e.

of things, out of the case

the

a fetter.

(yviov,

ov, [yviov,

i

,

philosophers of India. nakedness.

yvio-Td,
, -,

yvv€v.

{yviov ,Trqyvv

-«, , ) ', )

yviojufis aor.

of ox for gymnastic exergymnastic contest.

army,

is,

-5, -3,

=

a

always used by Hom. in plur., the ; esp. the Imcer limbs, the knees.

membra

, ,

dyuv

;

yearly festival in honour of those

the limbs.

limb-subduing,

ov, 6, (yviov,

victorious.

sol-

nastic exercises.

strengthening the limbs.

is,

light-armed troops. a light-armed

a Thyrea, at which naked boys danced and went through gym-

plough, Lat. hu-

tree,

the

{yvvs)

ov,

rj,

in a

afield. (yviov,

limbs.

limbs, Lat.

the

fitted,

:

yvvs, $. . = yvvs.

fern,

, {yvvs)for

,

08, yvvbs

cises

valley.

rts.

,

dier.

;

to

(yvv6s) a light-armed foot-soldier. light-armed to go naked. From

, (yvvs)

composed of back-piece and breast-piece, joined under the arms any hollow: verpas yvaXov a cave, grot; yvaXov the hollow of a bowl in plur. hollow ground, vales, a the body-armour

ov, 6, the

of the ath-

of athletic exercises : gymnastics. Adv. -kws,

to be

ov,

{yva) cables made fast to land. TO, a hollow: in Homer,

^,

the trainer

must

athlete.

tjtos, 6,

trougb.

:

:

one

, fond

(sub.

, . -, an

like

(yvv)

ov, 6,

,

yvva

(ypvnos) a griffin, bippo-

o,

, a cavern a kneading , a piece of land, field.

civ

( in plur. bodily

yv',

of

Adj.

verb.

Hence

letes.

{ypviros^ to curve or bend.

, , ,, ',

of gymnasiarcb. where exercises

the place

practise.

aquiline nose, opp. to

f.

the office

[d]

exercises,

dragon.

~'2, , ,

,

were practised, the gyninastic-scbool ; yvvaov from our school. II.

to

(ypv) a pig, porker. aeros) a kind of griffin or

6,

, {yvvov,

:

, {^)

gruni.

-€05, , (7,

and

:

From

Hence

ter.

:

ter.

or

gymnasiarcb

to he

a gymnasiarcb, who superintended the palaestrae, and paid the training-masters a training-mas-

iypv^a to say ypv, hence to grumble, mumble, mut-

£cu or

€,

-

Pass, to be supplied with gymnasiarcbs.

Hence

bit.

^,

{[,

Med.

or

)<.-8 -5,

0'202, ,

a kind of Javelin. a gruni, like that of swine not even to give a grunl ;

.

:

, {ywrj)

to

II.

womanish,

be

womanish,

—

) -\5, ) -05, ) ^-, ) -5, ) 6-5,

devised by a

cy, (ywai/eos,

woman.

{-,

ov,

proclaimed by

, a squaring the angles;

-58,

(^ 147

nicely-fitted, well-finished verses.

angular.

(s, {yojvia, (l^os)

rilPTTCKS,

women.

or

iz

57,

bow-case, quiver.

of womanish

ov, (ywaifcos,

, -,

. ,

:

mind.

, ("/,

womans

a

temper.

) ))

mad for women.

be

-5,

women.

-$, /-,

men, womanish.

) )

ov, {yvvaiKos,

shape.

{ywaiKus,

is,

mad

for

in

€,

,

.

:

as

woman's

-, -(\.-

-

as

6(\05

. ;

$ .

as

,

sometimes into

woman-aveng-

YvrvaiKo-TTOivos, ov, {yvvaiKOs,

',

of

gen.

formed.

.

whence

,

Dor.

are

into

as

ov, gen,

ovos,

ov, (yvvaiHvs,

voice.

wvos,

($)

6,

, Dim.

(,

(ywaiKOs,

of

a little woman. ov, of or belonging to a woman.

,

gen. ywaiKOs, ace. etc., (as

yvaa,

voc. yvvai

from

if

From :

—a

;

»,

a

nest, eyrie,

a vulture's nest

:

generally, a bole,

-5, ', nC*"P0'2,

Adj. vulture-haunted. tracing a circle. ov, {yvpos, fa-s, the finest meal, Lat. pollen. fern.

€()

,

a, iv,

round, Lat. curvus; yvpds kv

', ', , , . ', ,

f.

to riib

Ion. for yovv, as 17,

square.

2. later,

gypsum.

Hence

.-5, €$, €,

ov,

{.5,

aor. 2 opt. of

aor. 2 part, of

Ep. for Ep. for ov,

torch-bearing.

*<>.

*.

aor. 2 pass. subj.

for ovv.

gen. ovos,

(^) *.

, . , , ,( (,

a joiner's

knowing, experi-

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

'',

epos,

, voc.

(. a husband's ys, , a

ther-in-law, answering to fut.

, {) ,

of

UTOught.

';.

;

what

then

?

vws

how

;

dat. of ats.

so ?

[t]

cunningly or curiously

From

:

Hence

pass. aor.

but {5') — act.

cunningly, work with curious art lish.

brother, bro-

sister-in-law.

(a). 3 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of used after interrogatives, expressing wonder

pf.

II.

*>. *;.

of

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

used only in pres.

over with chalk.

a corner, angle.

Hence

(,

balding torches : as Subst., a torch-bearer at the festival of Eleusinian Ceres, whose torch represented her as searching for her daughter Proserpine. From to bear torches. f.

a, ov, also os, ov,

a vulture, Lat. vultur.

chalk.

:

,

Ep. apocop. for

ring, circle.

,

yvTTUs,

is

,

From

or curiosity,

roiirzif-shouldered.

*02, , a

-. . some words

5, $, ,

enced in a thing.

cranny.

17,

(,

.

cranny.

dat. pi. of

yOirtas,

,

ov,

:

of

as in

-, intensive prefix, = ^-, as in

processions.

a term Lzt. femina, opp. to man voeat. of respect, mistress, lady : Homer often joins it with a etc. II. second Subst., mortal woman, opp. to a III. wife, spouse. goddess. IV. the female, mate of animals. , (7i;i'77'l a womanish man, weakling.

woman,

. Dim. -, ,Hence {)

is

Dor. for yd, yi), mostly in voc. ace. bav. Dor. for a waxen image, used in magic rites, (Thessal. word.) ^] the women's part of a puppet. to be a torch-bearer, esp. in sacred f. with woman's

yv,

yxrvaiKes,

,

VII. sometimes

VIII. at the beginning of

dj/5po$.

mad for women.

ot

--

;',

the house, opp. to

pi.

(.

added or omitted,

womanish mind.

into

<; 5.

.

changes

inserted to give a softer or fuller sound, as avipos

loving women.

05, , "',

as

as

derivatives

-

while Dor.

:

IV. into , as V. into lacryma, VI. into also with another consonant added, as

, $ $, ,

,

Ion. into

III.

, -, -, ) € -, ) . , -5, ) , , . 6,=, -, -, ) , $, ,, , ,) (, , ) , , , , , , , , €, . .

men.

I. Aeol. into Dor. into as

.

hvoipos.

into Aftis,

as Zei/s,

of the Gr. alpha= and riraprros,

in the dialects

into

into

into

full of wo-

'=

4OO0.

,

^

indecl., fourth letter

numeral,

Changes of

aping wo-

ov, (yvvai/eos,

A

bet

From

{ywaiKos,

(s,

pro-

(ywaiKos,

ov,

claimed by women.

;

:

:

to

to

I

work

deck out, embel-

,

^ ,2.

—

;

—

148

, ,

€$, -€05,

aros,

ecaa,

work of art.

', ',

epyoy)

(paiSaXos,

(, (,

Ep. for Ep. for

curiously

worliing.

,

3 sing. impf. of

cunningly or curiously

med. o{ impf. med. of

2 sing. impf.

for

3 pi.

med.

subj. of Ep. 3 sing. impf. fut. to give a banquet or yepovai he gave a feast to the

2 sing. pres.

ov, Adj.

.. ..

, €, , ,( ,^ (, , , , . , , -. ',

= 5ai5a\eos.

tv,

also

:

:

{$)

cunning works. II. aor. I , Daedalus, i. e. the cunning feast; as prop, n., worker, the Artist, of Cnossus in Crete, contemporary elders to feast a person. with Minos, mentioned by Homer as the maker of a fut. aor. I Xopos (q. V.) for Ariadne. feast given one, to feast : also c. ace. eipos, , , (') cunning to feast on, consume, eat : to eat, burn

wrought ;

all

:

:

:

. , ( , : ^ , , (5 : , ) ^, , ,, , { , ()5 $ . { , , . , () ($, , {) , , . , , ) , {) , { { , , €,{) ,-, , ( ) . , -$, {, , ,$ $, ^ € ;

:

&-,

($,

of hand.

= Sat

f.

poet.

aor. I

:

XSeis : pf. part. asunder,

€

:

—

Pass., aor.

irepl

pierced through the heart

:

—

his soul

him mind between two

cleave

;

also of doubts,

/-

was divided wiuun. divided

ill

Hence

opinions.

ov,

(,

or in

slain in battle.

,

and

TJpos,

part,

to

;

-€5, ,

I

() —€ay€Vos $, :

:

6vl

Ep. for Ep. for

inf. fut.

,

two words

()

deity

an avenging the house is plunged by

be subject to

;

the divinity in woes.

2. c.

tive

:

ace,

to

,

ov

ov, also os,

by Homer only

I.

:

:

Med.

have a

to

etc.,

like poison.

med.

:

,

and Hom.

Ion.

{, &) —

:

:

hostile,

destruc-

o{ Jire, burning, consuming: in 2. unhappy, wretched. knowing, cunning.

as epith.

pi.

etiemies.

II.

{^) €,

aor.

f.

inf.

^,

Att.

contr.

I

poet, for

^/,

to flay, cudgel.

A)

$,

aflre-brand, pine-torch, Lat. taeda wood, such as torches were made of. battle,

ha'is

:

,

mostly (B) gen.

apocopate

in

€5,

,

)a

2.

and

:

, —pine-

II.

war,

ace.

meal, feast, ban-

meat or food itself, aor. I inf. and part. med.

,

guest, banquetter.

feast, banquet.

poet, for

from

Adv.

,

f.

"

dat.

$, ,

DA PES.

quet, Lat.

,

numen. II. the were an inferior race of divine beings, demons, opp. to Oeoi. 2. the name by which Socrates called his genius. 3. in N.T. a« evil spirit.

ov

a, ov, also os,

have griefs decreed one. II. absol. to be possessed by an evil spirit, be driven to madness. of to have an allotted Med. II. Pass., with aor. I part. fate. to be possessed by a devil. (properly neut. of the Deity^ Divinity, or divine operation, Lat.

II.

—

3 sing. opt. med. of

Att. contr.

:

(A), gen.

only

joined with masc. Subst. heart-cleaving. to

ov

2 sing. impf.

:

feast.

to cut

up or carve,

to

por-

tion out, distribute.

, 05, ,

) )

carver, distributer. Hence of carving : a helping at table. an invited guest. 2. in

the art

J7,

used

one's portion.

ovos,

) $,

,

good sense, plur. guests who bring each his own provisions. noble sir; but more freq. as a reproach, unhappy vos, . Ion. for a meal. man, wretch: in Att. mostly ironical, myfinefellow\ ov, gen. ovos (8, of warlike my good sir ! II. of things proceeding from the ?)iind, eager for the fray, bold. II. of Deify or from Fate; fi were it knowing mind, prudent, though ful. not a divine intervention ; divine visitaaor. I part, of tions. III. of persons, divine, godlike. (A), = /<, only used in pres. and impf., /o in

vocat.

in

:

:

(

fJSos) devilish.

es,

Adv. of

ovos, 0,

the Deity, Lat.

bad; favour of

{)

a god, goddess.

($

was

men of the golden

age,

Lat. sors.

III.

IV.

one's genius,

a

one's lot or for-

name given

to the

who formed the conmen hence later, de-

necting link between gods and parted souls, Lat, manes, lemures.

,

II.

numen:

fate, destiny, fortune, good or against fate ; with the the gods, non sine diis ; in Trag., death, like

tune,

souls of

,

light up,

marvellously, strangely.

:

V. an evil

spirit, devil.

,

kindle

Minerva) made I

part,

^,

(

;

fire

a(s'.

pf. part.

oaaf the eyes sparkle

(^,

plqpf.

' ($

war

€5:—

blaze from his helm

poet.

((

blazes forth;

= 5ai7/i
skilled in a thing.

she

(sc.

Pass., aor.

burn, blaze;

;

^tKeos

the report spread like

wild-flre.

(),

to

divide, part out, distribute

;

in Act.

, (. : ^ ^.^ — , (, sense

is

used, but in

Med., Kpia

Pass,

distributing portions of

my

Pass.,

Med. and

heart

is

But

as Adj.,

to

—

to this also belong pf.

(( :

:

{)

to

;

meat

divided; Ep. 3 belong to

pi.

^ . -,

:

—

3-5, , = 55, £, . .€, =

, ,

.

a finger's breadth, = about -^ of an inch,

heart-eating.

',

Ep.

inf.

—/ /,

/fe,

: ^

poet, for f.

—

/fecti':

:

,. . ' , . , , ^ () ^

aor. 2

Pass., aor. i

;

pf,

—

$,

, , -, ',

sting

is

, .

(^€)

TO,

(OS,

vos, TO, poet, for

LACRVMA.

II.

a drop,

, Dim. , {) of

aros,

a subject for tears.

zi

€5, €,

,

form of

see

:

epith. of

Neptune, the Tamer.

= /^5.

fed on by

, , , , , , . -5, . -, $, -8, (, cattle.

ov,

II.

apTos,

—

form of

to subdue. a young cow, heifer, calf, like a girl. a calf, Lat. vitulus. a wife, spouse.

poet,

Lzt. jtivenca.

'', -, (,, )

beef-eatittg,

,, () os, , () , () (, $) (, , () (, ) 5, , , (, ) ^, , €, '', [], f.

€$,

that which is wept for,

a tear.


epith. of Hercules.

author of tears. iv, tearful ; of persons, much weeping; of things, calling forth tears: oev yeXaaai, as Adv., to smile through one's tears. = Ep. gen. pi. to swim with tears. From f. to melt into tears. melting into tears. -poos, ov, Ep. aor. I of dropping with ov, ov,

a beacon-light.

III.

ov,

a tear, Lat. o{ gum.

(, ()*'^) II.

bite or

firebrand, piece of blazing burnt out torch, of an old

a

II.

later

young

dangerous, any noxious animal.

worn by

. , () , -8, (, )

wood. man.

97,

an animal whose

III. a

a^ios.

e. g.

Dim. of

,

:

;

heart.

)

($,

ov,

;

Dor. for

:

to dogs and gnats kavruv to bite one's lips for champ the bit II. metaph. to bite, sting, fear of laughing. Pass., I was vexed at prick :

esp, of

^

the fingers.

Pass, to be sore vexed.

:

pf.

:

-

metrical foot, dactyl,

3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of TO, haKos, a venomous animal. for

149

bav.

Dor. for

man-subduitig.

ov,

-, €, ,(, ) .) -, . , -5, (, , , ( : $, , . , // , ,: , 8 -, (, ) , . )-€, ,: : (, $ (€$ : (): (, -^ $, . , : , , , , -, .(\$) (, (. (, $, €, . $, , () , . , $, , (5) ; -608, , , ($, ) . , , -^$, (5, . / , , , € 5 . $ $ , -, , , . , :

subduing.

man-subduing.

Dor. vocat. from Ep. 3 sing, 3 aor. I Ep.

wept over,

pf.

rejoicing in tears.

shedding

tears, weepitig.

aor. i

fut.

[],

—

to be tearful, be all in tears;

all in tears

c.

to utter tearful groans.

—

a thing, lament

pass.

pf.

part.

II. transit,

weep for

to

Pass, to be wept for.

pf.

III.

,

Lat. digitalis

the fingers.

II.

a

€$)

poet, also

plur.

(()•. — a finger,

:

a toe;

also

the shortest

without

, , and 3

2.

like Lat.

Greek measure of

length.

:

—

III.

Pass, to

aor. 2 pass. subj. of

-|,

pass,

€€£,

Ep. for

:

2

for

3

3 sing.

Ep. 3

Dor. for

2

2 pass, of

pass,

inf.

of

Med

of

impf. of

also 2 sing. pres.

3 sing, of

= =

pi. aor.

aor.

Ep. for

only in pres. and impf.

:

—

Pass,

,

and

Lat. digitus;

to reckon on the fingers.

II.

war

aor. 2 opt. pass, of

Ep. for

pointed at with the finger, as in Horace digito monstrari. like a finger. (s,

from

2. to slay, kill.

be subject, to obey.

Ep. for

a ring, seal-ring.

,

if

bring under the yoke, subdue, overII. of maidens, to yoke in marriage, give

to wife: also to force, lie with, Lat. subigere.

pi.

toe.

part.

aor. I part,

to

power,

2

tearful.

of metre, dactylic.

,

, ^

:

of or for the finger, a flute played with

ahXbs

;

,

fut.

(-

Pass., aor. I

inf.

are found, as

To tame,

.

aflnger-sheath.

Dim. of

—another

Ep. for

elbos) like tears

,

:

pf. part.

to flood one's eyes with tears. «s,

—

2

:

Ep.

pi.

generally, to subdue, conquer, esp. in

ace. cognato,

,$ :

^— €-

:

aor.

;

:

pf.

weep, shed tears:

to

part.

participial Adj.,

a

ov,

digitus.

tamer.

fem. Subst.

tearful.

is,

heart-

ov, gen. ovos,

Dor. for

verb. Adj. of

a taming, subduing.

c
tears.

,

i'nvos) horse-taming.

ov,

pi.

and Med. Dor. for

ov.

-.

of

(5) —hymns stmg yrjv

:

in public.

No, by earth I

—; —

',

, ,(

, Danaans, subjects of Advaos, Homer for (he Greeks generally , , the sons or descendants of Danaus daughters. Hence a Comic Sup. AavaChis, Danaans. [] oldest of the

in

;

:

the

dfSaveiKa, pass.

pf.

:

to

—

(), () =€. €-, ^, ,, {€) €5, , {) €,05, , , {()

money-lending. money-lender, usurer. disposed to lend.

'02, , , money , , (/ A) (/ A) =$,

, ,-

a

(OS,

gift.

at interest, a loan, debt.

:

—

aor. I

,

,pf.

-

both used also in med. sense to spend fis Med. to spend to spend upon a thing to Causal, of one's own. put the state to expense, exhaust the state. From :

:

.

',

, -, ,^, )

money spent:

Tj,

,,

also

,

8, ,

^

cost, expense, expenditure.

.

money for spending.

[]

pensiveness, extravagance,

aros,

—

, money

()

,

.

(, , -, -, {$, $, ()

ace.

to

ews,

,

': €. ( '^

a dividing, distribitting.

exact tribute from a person. collection

Xeyw) a

tax-collector.

II.

an impost, tribute. pay tribute : Pass., paid one. From paying tribute,

in Att. to

f.

. , -, -, ) , -, (,)) -, tribute

is

ov,

tributary.

of

:

, ,

cf.

, (-,

and

horrid, frightful.

. , (5, $, <-€5, , , <-5, , (, -5, , ($, for

q.

.

thick-haired.

), ) -, , (, ) -, (,

bushy-tailed.

/s,

,

and

gen. ovos,

shaggy-legged.

[],

hairy

thick-fleeced.

make rough

to

or

become rough or hairy.

Pass, to

:

{$)

f.

,

spent, expense.

extravagant. land, soil: the floor of a

-

a division, sharing of spoil

-€, , — -8, (05, )

ex-

of men, extravagant

c. dupl.

:

Hence

tribute.

of

6,

,

is

to be hairy. thick-shaded, dark.

to exact as tribute

f.

,

hairy-foot,

i.

e.

a hare or rabbit.

$, , , ($, vwyojv) with shaggy

Adv. --$, expensively.

of things, expendve.

) () ;

tjtos,

a firebrand, torch.

Pass.

from

(-,

ov,

fut.

burnt, dried, parched.

fos, TO, f.

lent out

pi. opt.

I

Cf.

distribution.

arcs,

,

Dor.

Adv. of

:

put out money at usury, to lend: Med. to have lent to Pass., of the money, to be letit: one, to borrow. Sdvciov, TO, money lent or borrowed, a loan.

haos,

fut.

:

f.

(Saves):

indie,

- €$, -$, 5€€— ^-,

al, his

3«,—

:

^?.

150

king of Argos

—

; :

beard.

, . ', , $, ) -, ) $, (, ( , , , , () , €$ ,, ,, . «$ ', , ,, ^, -$, ) (-,

', , ,=, (,

chamber

:

in pi. plains, flat country.

Ep. for

a carpet, rug. [a] inf. of

rough

(, ,

'

Ion. fem.

downy, opp. to grown with bushes, bushy; :

with the leaves on. crowded.

II.

:

thick with hair,

of places, thick a

lettuce

like Lat. densus, thick,

-€5, (, ($,

to devour.

f.

'2'2,

hairy,

Dardanus, son of Jupiter, founder of ov, shaggy-breasted. Dardania or Troy. As Adj., ov, , shaggy-haired. a Trojan, mostly in plur. fut. Ep. aor. I , ov, Trojan : pf. (for the forms, cf. , a Trojan woman : ov, 6, a son or deDep. to divide among themselves, to , Troy : scendant of Dardanus : sons of share in : to tear in pieces ; Dardanus. they measured the ground with their feet. 2. to cut lengthd. form of to devour. in two. 3. to divide or distribute to others. 0,

:

:

,€5, , ,

or

= 20

a Persian gold

our sovereign.) Darius, ace. to Herodotus = Gr. a Greek form of Persian dara, a king. fut. 2 pass, of

.

-, . ', (, -5,, $. $. $, , , $,(.

q. v.:

aor. 2

sleep, Lat.

DORMIO. ov, =

, ,

fut.

poet,

Cp.

Aeol. 3

(,

, ,

,

Att. contr. for

med.

inf.

of

pi.

distributing ; and a distributer. ov, of or belonging to a laurel. From the laurel or bay, sacred to Apollo.

bear laurel-boughs. From planted with lau-

(, 05, , , (, () -$, (, (,()) -$, -($, , ( to

f.

ov,

-,

rels.

(paov:—to

II.

)

bearifiz laurel-bouorhs.

(S,

laurel.

belonging to a laurel. delighting in the

ov,

of

aor.

impf. of

(() ,

ov,

ov,

Dor. and Trag. for

gen.

:

,

Attic

peios, like

:

:

drachmae: so that 5 = a mina, 300 = a talent. (Said to have been first coined by Darius, but prob. derived from Persian dara, a king, cf. coin,

«-

:

$,

*.

=

;

Ion. 3 sing.

a

(

laurel-crowned.

laurelled.

(s,

garment red with blood.

;

6

, .

$)

-$, ,

of wild beasts, blood(-, red, tawny; or perhaps bloody, murderous. , abundance, plenty. From abundant, plentiful : of peris, lavishly : Sup. Adv. sons, liberal, profuik.

',

()

\$,

an old root meaning

I. Causal, times takes a causal sense, to teach : he taught, : only in redupl. aor. 2 act. The pres. in this like Lat. doceo ; later also tdaov. II. to learn : fut. sense is thou wilt learn from me) pf.

. ( €$, (, ,

.

subj.

(, — part. Softs

€ , ',

—

, (,

($,

part.

:

from

is

to search out.

<6,

(($^, :

also pass.

Ep.

aor. 2

:

Ep.

inf.

formed

— The

med.

a pres.

inf.

pres. in this sense

is

aor. 2 pass. subj. of

^;.

:

^.

it may be rendered, and, properly stands second in the

one thing to another, when further.

II.

sentence, but

it

*

also found third or fourth,

is

when

the preceding words are closely connected.

^ ^) -

-Se, enclitic Particle joined I. to names of Places in ace, to denote motion towards, as if it were ;

^

enclitic preposit.

more

home-wards,

;

to the door

(for

rarely repeated with the

possess. Pron.,

6€

and sometimes even after els, as fls added to the names of cities, (for sometimes it denotes purpose only, aycpevf speak naught tending to fear. II. to the demonstr. ;

:

in Att. often

—

Pron., to give

a

, €, man

as

77,

this,

,

€,

greater force,

it

etc.,

, .

Att.

such

etc.

Dor. for 0ea, Lat. dea. Ep. for 3 sing. impf. of an obsolete = he seemed. Ep. aor. 2 part, of Ep. pres. med. inf. of 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of

(, €, (($,

Verb

. . €,

^, «€, €«.

imperat.

^,

.

, €€|, , ^^^^ (, and pass, of and pass, of and p.

pf. act.

act.

pf,,

Ep. 3 fing.plqpf. pass, Ion. for

pf

of 3 sing.

pass,

€€, (€,

€€,

.. and

pf.

and of

pf with ,

€«.

part.

pres. sense,

*.

*;.

pf. act.

and

Ion. for

J,

pf. pass. part,

€3,

pass, of

*.

pi. pf. pass,

of

of

=

pf.

Att. for

^'^,

of

of

Ion. for

3

pi.

plqpf pass, of

. ^. . 6. . €., €($, , . ^, . €,, . (, €, , . of

pf.

pf

^.

pass,

pres.,

=

Dor. pres. formed from pf pass, of Ep. pf part, of waiting for, lying in wait. pf. pass, of

pf

pass, of

with sense of

poet. 3 pi. 3 sing, plqpf. of with sense of pres. :

Dor. for pf oi pf. of

. , . . ,

,.

^, €, €,

pf

part. pass, of

of

pf.

pf. pass,

also of

of

pf of pf of pf of

poet,

*4).

(formed from (formed from

;.

act.

pf.

of of part, of

of

pf. pass, (in

AEF;

*;.

. (.

(also Ion.

*().

of

ov, resolved

form of

2 pi. aor. I subj.

subj.

of a prayer, entreaty.

an entreating. med. of ';, to want.

(

}

contr.

, « ;

opt.

(; ^^

inf.

fut. imperf €( Ion. I. c. to bind : Impers. from aor. I it is binding on one to ace. et inf, do a thing, one must, one ought, Lat. oportet, decet

of

Att.

:

(

,().

pf of

med. sense) of

paullo p. fut. of irreg. pf inf of

ccvdv,

€€,

part,

pf. pass,

((, (€, €€,

pf.

hftXos,

otos, to,

pf. pass,

($, pf

(,,

fut.

pf. pass,

;

of also of ; 3 sing, and pi. plqpf. of pf. pass, of pf. with pres. sense of

part. pf. pass, of

of

of

Att. for

pf. pass,

/. €, (, ,

redupl. poet. aor. 2 of

to bind.

;.

. (, .(, €,-,.

, €, .

of

of

pf.

pf. pass. inf.

€, €.

.

plqpf. of

fut. pass,

;

of

of

pass,

poet,

fut.,

3 plur. pf of

. . , €. , . () , {) ;. , . ; . ^, <, . . . , (, 4, , €, €, €($, (€$,

to bind.

p.

to hind.

, ^, , (.(. «, (,

pf.

pf

, €, ): . ', , (,

Olympus,

to

((,

imperat.

conjunctive Particle, with an opposing or It answers to /xiV, 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

an

(€,,

151

<€, (€, pf

pf of

I pi.

but

— .

( , , . , , (, ^, , .). which some-

to learn,

to teach

{((

;

:

;

to

want.

so,

(

Tiva

6$

^.

II. c.

^

:

gen. there

:

is

there wants ttoWov need of, Lat. opus est re much, far from it ; dXiyov bit there wants little, all with the but : itXivvos it is still further from it tivos, Lat. opus est mihi re. person added, ;

(

—

—

,, ^(4

b€a—bcivos. (€5, €€5,

152

€',

:

:

, {5() a

,,, ^ , , , , arcs,

sample, proof, speci-

2. a place in the Peiraeeus, men, Lat. documentum. tvhere merchants set out their wares frr sale, as in an Hence Eastern bazaar. f. to make a show of.

,

^,

SciScKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of

to

welcome

perf.

in sense of impf.,

for

:

3 plur.

eiai,

3 pi. plqpf. ov, gen. ovos, as, 6, like pf. of

()

:

cowardly. with pres. imperat.

4, \. ((, €€;

I fear;

$,

, ( , , part.

;

dual

€€ ^;

()

(-,

plur. plqpf.

signf., inf.

3

:

,,

Att.

:

(;) —Causal of

alarm.

fut.

and so wretched, sorry, paltry, miserable. ojvos, , properly, a coward, but mostly

^-, , ),(, ,

in addresses, /Oor/(?//ou//

aor.

:

i

day

anpos) very pitiable.

i.

\ €\

fut.

pers.,

first

:

just after noon

$

e.

and

alone stood

(see

afraid, to fear, mostly with .. , I fear it is but,

ne

.

vereor ut

.

.

.

^

..

,

like Lat. vereor

I fear

,

it is

vereor ne

2. c. inf. to

nepi' rivi to he

alarmed

or

ace. to be afraid of, to fear,

c.

5. perf. part,

$.

fearing, one's fear, like

to

one's

(): —

aor. I

f.

,

not.

,: :

fear to do. 3. anxious about. 4. stand in awe of.

.

.

;

Dep.

to

, ,

(;)

to decline

, (,

,

worthless.

part of the

as Adv., in the

or

6-

;

to be afraid.

f.

3 intr. to be

;

,^

for the later

€\5

;

,

:

I.

:

^

the

then generally,

timidity, cowardice be charged with cowardice.

\€ to

I fear

;

early and late afternoon; after-

afternoon, evening

pf. in pres.

:

6((

;

pi. plqpf.

to frighten,

when

properly, the time

afternoon, eaacTai

wards

From

ov,

hottest,

is

q. v.

the pres. only used in aor. i Ep. also Ep. Ep.

sense

,

€(.€ [],

,

evening,

Ep. for

..

II.

€05,

, () (^ ' , , () , ) , /, € , ) :

:

non

€€05, ,

shewn.

pi.

^-

they pledged them with the cup; they greeted them with words. ov, verb. Adj. of to be impers., one must shew. ov, lengthd. form of €05, fearful

Kois

(sub.

Dep. to greet with outstretched hand, to welcome, hid hail; he hailed with the cup. 2. — to shew.

,,

welcoming, greeting: 3

3 sing, and pi. plqpf. are used in the same sense ; tovs

pf.

towards evening.

cowardly, craven : vile, miserable, wretched, unhappy, like

II.

Adv. -\$.

Lat. miser.

arcs,

, ()fear,

affright.

a terror, horror. Hence only used in pres. and impf., be alarmed: c. ace. to fear a thing.

II.

an

object of fear,

5,

to

, ,

{)

a, ov,

timid.

to be afraid,

horrible,

II.

. . £5$, , {) , {^) . $, ,, ' '. , ^, , ,

fearful.

, €€,€, €. , 6, , €€ ^, () , €,. . ^ -, ) ) -, , : ' -', )

wait

till

evening.

€6.05, ,

', = sq.,

. ), €\,

£€$,

ov,

€€*

(\)

of or belonging to evening;

eventide.

=

(sub.

aor. i part, of

From

at evening.

as Subst.,

II.

3

pi.

evening.

,

and

tion, exhibition.

€€, -€, pf.

fut. :

:

(^

—

Pass., fut.

aor. I

aor.

shew, point out, Lat. monstro

:

see

fut.

3

11

:

;

to

, ^' €€,

impers. time point towards a person. 2. to bring to light, display; Ttpas the god shevjed us a marvel : Med. will

shew ;

;

to

e'is

—

($

^

point out by words, to tell, explain, teach : to shew, prove; 6vt€s they shewed that they were ready. 4. of accusers,

to set before one.

to

inform against.

3. to

II.

for

pres. part.

((5

gen.

«/«, dat. whom one

ace.

such an one, a certain one, not name also pi. «/.

{05,

cannot or will

—

complain loudly.

f.

-5, , ,

a knave.

Dep.

f.

€-

pf.

below

aor. I subj. of

'.

as

ov, 6,

or

and

pi.

;

'^:

Ion.

I

Ion.

on the forms

inf.

of

I

{hios)fear, terror, Lat. timor. of II. Att. for part. neut.

6,

[y]

imperat.

Ion.

frightened.

to frighten.

,,

,^

^ ^, (, and

SUKvvei

(.6.

a representa-

Ep. shortened form of Ep. for

med. of

iv,

Ep.

Ep. impf. med. of

I

f.

3 sing. Ep. impf. of = II. to point out, shew. salute, welcome, greet. €//;«,

^€, =

Med.

3 sing. aor.

^],

loudly of suffering.

now,

(, ,

(^,

gen.

complain

, (', to

wovs)

terrible offoot.

05, , , (')

,^

milder sense, awful ings ; revolting ;

:

I.

:

later,

terrible, fearful, in

danger, sufferfear of their

no or

to take

ill,

Lat.

aegre ferre. II. implying Force or Power, mighty, 1. wondrous, marvellous, powerful, for good or ill. strange ; avyyevis the ties of kin have scrange power. III. the sense of powerfid.

—

, -,

^?-^ ^€. passed into that of able, clever, skilful, as

wondrous,

€

in phrase Seivos

ao
,, () , , '.

\eyeiv clever at talking;

(,

$,

^,

ness.

dable

broad.

terribleness

harshness, stern-

:

€05,

or formi-

make dreadful

€-,

,

,^

€€€€8, inf.

in Att,

always

€03 to

pf.

:

,

like

a clever cook.

:

,

dine;

dinner.

a supper-room.

ov,

)

{€-,

, -,

:

from, i. e. just after, generMy food, provender. to prepare a meal : Med. to dine. From

2.

straight

, {€7, €) preparing €8, 5, , {) of a of 1. = (, L3.t.jugum. of €$, ',

dinner.

the ridge

',

aor. l part,

77,

, . ,

€$, the ridge of a

€-€,

f.

hills,

the neck.

, {^, )

Att.

chain

.

like \o(pos,

the neck, throat.

II.

=

to cut the throat

€-,

opos, 6,

-,

in

bad

the

bad

,

(/,

, fear

:

ov, gen. ovos,

good

in

From

{^,

fearing man.

)

2.

fearing

sense, pious, religious.

'', [']

,

' :, ol, al,

ZEHN

oi

:

2. in

ov,

6,

tnen, Lat. decurio.

BECEM,

our

TEN,

Decemviri : oi are ten years past 20,

the Ten, Lat.

€-5, {, $) €-5, ((, ')

€-5. including ten

,

-now,

)

ten feet long. Hence a decurion. of the Ten. a body of ten men, Lat. decu-

gen.

-, ) $, (, -5, () ov, 0,

the

ten.

the

ria.

)

ov,

, ,

seed-times,

e.

i.

ten years.

ov,

ten

or

estimated at ten talents.

:

-pa, fourteen.

,

the tenths-office, custom-house :

, , a farmer of

and

tenths, tithe-collector,

, () From

to exact the tenths, to take tithe of z. person: to take the tenth of booty, esp. as an offering to the gods:—z\so to exact the tenths as a tax on all imports.

') /?». -5, ($, ) -5, ,(€, =

,

in the tenth

', 8),() , (sub.

ten oxen.

a commander of ten

.

-

as Subst., tenth. 2. the tenth part, tithe. the the tenth day : at Athens, child the tenth day after birth, when the

,

(sub.

ov,

), ,

, , ()

festival on

worth

of

on the tenth day. weighing

a, ov,

-, ,

consisting

generation.

indecl., Lat.

those who the age of military service.

=

tithe,

sense, stiperstitious, bigoted.

Germ.

6,

f.

of the gods, religion.

sense, superstition.

gods

)

a

ten

district

-irXovs, ovv,

, ^, (, government $, 5,.,, () €-5, number (, €-8, €-5,

Lat. decumanus.

of a person, behead him, Lat, jugulo.

as Subst. ten

enclosing

ttoXis)

Decapolis.

iuorth ten talents

hill.

Ion. for

(,

u.)

€-5, , (, cities,

a meal or meal-time, sometimes = aptthe late one sometimes = Att. the chief meal, answering to our dinner, Lat.

dinner.

plethra (v.

ov, contr.

fishing for

gen. ten times

c.

(sub.

ov,

to entertain at

ten cubits long.

tenfold:

ov,

TO,

;

^ ) -, ) , fifteen.

,

the early meal,

in

e.

01, at,

meal-time.

invitations to dinner, parasitic.

coena

about ninety gallons. Adv. a very long time ago.

-, (,, 5) -, -, () i.

ten

worth ten minae. holding ten

ov,

ace,

c.

Hence

bread.

ov,

month.

2. in the tenth

greater than: a supper guest. Hence Adv. -Kws, times the amount. of or for dinner.

6-5, ,

,,

meal

Att.

f.

cf.

ovv,

make a meal,

to

tenth wave, Lat.

the

decumanus ;

mo7iths old.

{) , , ()

6,

ten-fold.

:

holding ten dinner-

,

Att. pf. 2

:

,

€5, ,,

ten times

and

to take the chief

or

bribe, corrupt, Lat. decu-

to

ov,

fluctus

€£$. ^,

make a meal on

() £8, () €-$, (,

couches.

€05.

{puirvov)

:

eros) ten-yearly.

) -, (,. ) -3 -, (, ) -, (, ) , -, (, ^) , ^ -.

marvellously, ex-

:

exaggeration.

, ., , f.

or

(tos) lasting ten years.

f.

Adv.

terrible to behold.

terribly

— wnos, , fut. of hflos, TO, Ep, for eos,fear. Dor. for

,

(,

ov,

-€5, {,

palms long

ten

riare.

ceedingly.

(cos,

,,

€-($,

«s,

ability, cleverness.

, {€$, )

Adv. of

Scivios,

twelve.

ol, at,

ov,

exaggerate, enhance.

£(,-$,

, = €, 6-$, ('/, )

ace, deiv6s

.

6,

(Seivos) to

f.

to

:

,

natural

2.

also c.

()

,

one of a decury or party of

ten soldiers.

c. inf.,

Hence

skilful in his art.

Setvos, gen. of

often

;

153 e
had a name given it feast on the day of naming

€

;

f.

to give a

the child. to take tithe

of

person.

— ^€ : £-8, ) €-, , {, \$) , 154

hf^LTfpoi,

consisting of ten tribes. a coin worth ten

ov,{hifca,

6-, €-€5,

)

Lat. denarius.

{, = (€$. €-€5, , , {,

, €,

ai, a,

ov,

. , {)!. . , €, ,. ,

€-«5,

17,

pecul. fern, of

and Aeol.

Ion.

€-5, , ={, , (, . £$, ,

^.

for

opyvia) ten fathoms long.

ov,

receiver

6,

,

:

hence

beggar.

aor. 2 of

verb. Adj. of

received: to be

$, ^,

himself.

€-8, more ^, , {) (€€

correct form of

ov,

give a glance

at, so as

Sjvos, o,

€8, , €$, €-€, €-$, €-$ a

to

tree.

, ',

,

, {\€,

one who takes

tree

€'$.

zre fruit-trees, opp. to

aTos,

,

, = \(.

indecl., v.

sub

)

.

a

2.

and Att.

tkaas an olive-tree

;

^^,

f.

the islands formed at the

mouths of large from their shape.

€$. €, . €-$, {, ')

for

rivers, esp.

of the Nile, so called Dim. of

,

writing on a

ov,

recording.

tablet, registering,

, , ', ,a

writing-tablet, so called

, the old shape of

€, , ,

tablets

the tablets of the heart. f.

to note

:

metaph.,

Hence down on

^

from the

letter

.

a sucking-pig, Dim. of grow up to pighood. aKos, , a young pig, porker.

trees.

, ,

cos,

,

a

generally,

:

down

to cut

the fruit-trees, to

)

!

cutting down trees.

bearing trees. planted with trees.

tree-like;

wooded.

. ) ) From

to abuse, revile.

'02, , f.

a reproach, disgrace. ti^ai, aor. I med. imper. of 17, (properly aor. I part. fem. of a receptacle of water, a reservoir, tank. Ion. (fem. of sub. the right

€$,

-,

€$

-, {, )

hand;

on the right hand;

by offering the right hand. ov,

rich in sacrifices.

From

{, )

€5,

€-$, (, €() -8, {, 6-5, {, {,($)) €$, $, , {) €!|, ,

salute

tablets, record.

belong-

of

timber.

7;,

-,

name

tree.

=

Ion.

a bait : to al- lay waste a country. From vbs II. c. ace. cognato, lure, entice, catch. ov, to put the chine of a pig as a bait. ov, aros, a bait, Lat. esca. ov, greedy of a-yos, 6, (s, the bait, biting freely at it. woouf-nymphs.

', ^-,

of a

-, ', {,,) (. ov,

shaggy with wood.

,

to entice by

f.

a sign.

Hence

climb

to

/o eon-

make

to

a tree. a grove.

Ion. for

or

poet. fern, of

opos, poet, for

;

to

€€, . ^^, €€$,

ing

received, acceptable, Lat. acceptus. 17,

make

«-

build ; Med.,

him houses: generally, Lat. munire viam.

ecaa, (v, woody. or -ikos, 17, ov, TO, Dim. of , fem.

Tjpos,

3 sing.

,

.

To

pi. p^ss.

oXkovs he built

struct,

ten thousand.

eros) lasting tenyears.

ten years old.

upon

. , {),, £$ , {,.{), )

—

^

to

.

receiving sheep,

€|-5, (^, €-5, €^, , {€$, ()

/ '5,

yviov) ready of limb, nimble.

a spearman, guard. Dep. Delphian, epith. of Apollo. offer the right hand, greet with the right hand. From , ov, {€\$, bearing dolphins; Lat. DEXTER : I. on the , Kepaiai . beams with pulleys to lower the to the right. II. right hand or side ; II. fortunate, boding good, of the flight of birds and other and ivos, , the dolphin. 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. , (€£05, oeipa) harnessed by traces al, Delphi, a famous oracle of Apollo on the right side, of a horse, which was not put under Pass, to

-, '2 ,

605, {€\)

)

,

in Phocis at the foot of Parnassus.

II.

,

;

5$

',

or fashion like burning

,

,

cs,

on/s bed;

aor.

l

fire,

the yoke, but attached as a third abreast with the

regular pair.

€5, $, , (^)

in

^.

form wards

Lat. instar ignis.

((,

med.

€$

{, ) {) ,

the right.

iiws,

17,

€|€$, ,

:

pf.

band;

^, (((^,

poet,

form

It^ia

;

tni

of to-

fire-receiving.

reception.

like

^

dexterity, activity;

ti^i-rnipos, ov,

a bed, bedding; mostly in plur. (|$, keeping one to a lingering fate. right;

act.

:

€

used only in nom. and ace, the body, properly the living body, being mind, cleverness. small in stature. II. Adv., old gen. of

, -,{)€$ {, ) ;

as Adv., like

aor.

-, €,

the inhabitants of Delphi, Delphians.

esp of man the corpse

:

,

€$.

', ,

,

f.

for

(sub.

^,

(),

right, the the

old dat., on the right hand.

right

—

—

^^/—

{() <, ,,(, -, ) ^. (^)

pledge of friendship. lucky in name.

aros,

155

Act;?.

[a]

:

pf.

to skin, flay,

:

(, , , ()

(05,

( . ^. . , ^, , , (, ^. <,. , ^, ( ^ ($ ), €-,/, ) \ , , , €, , €5, (), , , [) ' 2, ^ , -, -, Adv. of

Beficus,

5e^«5s, dexterously: Sup.

Bt^s, «US, ,

hand :

€,

an offering of the right

: canvassing. Ep. aor. 2 imperat. of of

greeting, salutation 2 sing.

€|, <|, (., fut.

,

,

().

sub

;

part. neut. of the impers.

v.

€€(>,

,

f.

poet, for

a bond,

a head-band.

/ios) to fetter,

put in chains

to

:

together, as corn in the sheaf.

(/) =

f.

() ,= ($, , ,

bundle.

binding with a

, (/) binding bound, (, () a

,

also

want, ask

Att.

to need,

ovTos,

II.

£€(,

and

med. of

€,

fetter.

tie

fut. act.

Ion. for

also to

II.

cudgel, thrash.

spell.

pass,

II.

hence

:

captive.

or band, bond, binding, needful, right, proper; , pi. 2. fetter: a halter: a mooring cable: a door-lafch. more than needful; kv bonds, imprisonment. in good time, Lat. opportune; «is (sub. II. used absol. it Skos, 6, a gaoler. for needful purposes. = being needful; to bind, fetter. Hence there being no need.

which

that

is

((,

Ziow, Ion. for

$,

'02, gen.

affright.

to bind,

6$

poet.

:

fear, alarm,

:

awe, reverence.

II.

means of inspiring fear. aos, TO nom.

:—a

terror,

III.

;

poet. dat. pi.

collar.

,

sense

aor. 2

:

to look

2.

aware

of.

pf.

also aor.

and aor.

;

to look, see

:

light, to live.

perceive, be

:

I

'(, pass.

:

the

on or at : generally, to II. of light, to flash or

(, $, , ()

pellis

€$, . ,

shell of a tortoise. cutis.

Hence

,

the skin, hide of beasts, Lat.

prepared for

also of skins

:

etc.

. . ,

2.

, of

bottles,

the

:

generally, one's skin, Lat.

cpps

(5,

or

covering.

for

civs,

«, , {)

17,

(pos,

)

in plur. screens

II.

deaden the enemy's

of

skin,

T(s penetrating even to the bowels.

€€$, perat.,

part. aor.

of

1

and

inf.,

Ion.

Pass., fut. 2

:

im-

;

of same tense.

fut,

:

,

aor.

:

I

aor. I

aor. 2

,

voc.

:

—

and :

—

Dor. nom. -(as, but

((,

pi.

—

Pass, to be despot-

master, properly of

6

.

, of

€8, $,,, = (sub.

ox for a master.

Dim. of

/iiras),

,

(ns,

sticks

2. fit to

Fem. of

verb. Adj. of

,

(,

med.

inf.

master. to

make a

bound.

to wet.

of

that

little

bound up

, , (() (, €, (,

to

which

want. wet, soaked;

is

boiled flesh.

poet, for

3

pi.

pres.

opt.

of

().

membrane which con-

omentum;

:

:

the

= fJ7•J;s.

inclined to tyranny, despotic.

:

-, ,, ( to

, , , ( ((, ( the caul or

=

incorrect

fut.

hung

name

of or belonging

as Subst.

II.

Ion. impf. of

a leathern

missiles. Lat. cilicia.

tains the bowels, Lat.

, , , , ((

Hence

€€,,

skin, hide.

comprehend.

the mistress or lady

hence a despot, absolute ruler, whose subjects II. generally, an owner, master, lord. are slaves.

€08, ,

skin, leathern.

(,

so, to

slaves:

fagot, a fagot.

Ion. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Ep. for impf. of

<$, (OS, , poet,

,

f.

prob. these are

be a master

gleam, like the eye.

and master II. to make

lord

often joined with the

Ion. ace. sing,

:

Adj.

absolute sway.

2'2, ,

with pres.

med. hence to behold I

;

ically ruled.

to look.

fut.

:

aor. 2

:

aor. 2

€'•*,

the neck.

Ion. 3 sing. impf. of Dep., poet, for

and

€5,

master, arbitrary.

look, glance.

Dep.

to be

gen.: absol. to gain the mastery.

:

2. as

*.

, — (nvos. , (^) €'•55, , (€$)

collar.

skin, hide.

poet, for

of, c.

,

) , () €, 6(€, , €, ,.

,(

prisoner.

fem.

:

of the house, Lat. hera of goddesses.

throttling.

necklace:

Att. for

in chains, fettered

,

a collar.

is,

,

a prison.

,,

oneself master of a thing fem. of

beaker, goblet, chalice.

{, -) {, -) ^, , (() €-(,,, (, €$, 5, , — ($. ,, , ,

hipas, aTos,

fetter.

, {()

f.

pi.

:

and

,

5, , a

to bind.

impf. of

imperat. of

pi.

3

, (($,

V.

().

Att. strengthened

Adv. of Place,

used with plur.

is

to

this

time, hitherto;

this time.

$,

Aeol. for Z(vs.

form of II.

«)'

(.

come of Time,

hither,

(

hither

!

((

until now,

continually

tr/>

up to

, , --,

? !

:

156

,

,

the last. Sup. of heynpos. Adv., plur. of SeCpo, hither ! Come hither

who

actor

aycuviaTrjs) the

€\"68, ,

,

), , , €\•€-,

^,

,

€€5,

self

III. the

):

second of two;

with another.

' €€^^ ' ,^ €•€-5, , , —

:

brine.

make

II. to fill

need near

(),

,,

: '

often as Dep.

f.

',

, make

,

them

—

f.

to soften by

,

6-65, , {,

.

).

, , , «, . ',':

hand,

the

with ten meshes. 3 pi. pf. of

lasting ten days.

terminable at ten days' notice. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of aor. I part, of

2.

Ion.

and

:

sense): pf.

inf.

omen

:

hence

to

(also used

€

3 sing,

approve

2 sing, imperat. I.

of things,

receive kindly or

to accept or bail the

c. inf.

:

aor. 2

to

take rather, to

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, com.e next, Lat. excipere.

€(,

'

aas

II.

f.

^, =

17^0;,

Lat. depso,

=

having worked wax

,

to soften

;

^-

till it is soft.

foreg.

(A)

;

fut.

aor.

i

:

pf.

:

see

need

in

:

of,

want

or need, mostly in

properly of Time, now, already; oioTovs already have I shot Lat. jam saepe: with imperat. and fut. .

,

.

now, forthwith, directly.

^

marking Connec-

II.

summing up numbers, yiyvovTai these then make up a thousand thing meant to be emphatic, fis in

^

;

€.

the

^

^$, he

$

reached Egypt, and what is more Sardis also also to put a supposed well suppose 1 have acceptcase, KoX ed. III. belonging to the word which it follows, do but come, only come; with Verbs, 076 2. in the very greatest. with a Sup., ironical sense, Lat. scilicet; tiaijyayt tos he brought in the pretended courtesans. 3. a)Se thus to use a with Pronouns, €€ you of all perman like me ; adds explicitness sons. 4. with other Particles, ojs that [it may be] exactly so, just so .

,

€ya ,€, yos } ^ .

.

6

;

€$

.

in that,

77,

contr. for

;

inasmuch

as.

bite, sting.

,

= 77'.

Adv. long, for a long time. perhaps : I suppose Adv. mostly iron., like Lat. scilicet, to wit, forsooth : with pretending it was ajs, as ifforsooth ; Cjs aypyv game.

and

€,

,

[],

f.

()

, ().

-5, , (,

, , ,

captive.

5, , , Att.

)

to tarry, be long, delay.

Ep. impf. of

.

Ep. for baXos,

rjTos,

:

and

fut.

Particle,

, , ; , , pass,

in

€yv•.—Ep.

esp. to take well,

;

choose.

plqpf.

:

To stand

€($.

also

fut.

:

Dep.

part,

to take, accept:

graciously

^^:,

aor. I

'^,

', or

and Aeol.

impers.,

Dep.

, 6 , $, )-5, , , () = yxI.

poet, for

€

for

two, like Lat.

hence, to long or strive after, wish, gen. to beg a thing from a per-

;

in pass, sense.

(, ;

forty lacking

absoi. to be in

2.

',

,

^. (

pf.

:

part., as

more ovToi to feel the want marks

working by

)

Ep. for

son.

;

dupl.

c.

:

but in plqpf. he had greaves

aor. i Ep. 3 sing. want, lack, miss, stand in

:

to

II.

gen.

c.

beg for

—

III.

II.

supple, to tan hides.

67-

I want little, i. e. am I want much, i. e. am far from I want little of tears

;

:

to

in all else.

(, 6-8, ,€('/(.

to

^ gen.

c.

the words.

or loss of, to be at a loss for : hence to be wanting, beveai 'Apyeiojv thou art deficient in ; inferior to

of, ;

his feet

his legs.

:

tion, then;

he missed reaching the top of the mast.

3

'

pf.

'.

who want,

III.

,

fut.

plqpf.

:

them on

(B), fut.

aor. I

Aeol. and Ep. form for

f.

want;

tied

duodeviginti.

:

with liquid, fill up.

to flow, shed.

to need, miss,

—

)

(

^

stands in the second file of the Chorus. aor. I f. (A), Ion. impf. devea/cov to wet, soak, steep Pass., pf. eSevaa wets bis wings in the Med., :

pf.

:

on oneself;

tie

bound round

her-

one

(devrepos,

^,

Pass., fut.

; to bind, tie, fasten, fetter : abimprison. 2. metaph. to bind fast, enchain later, to bind by spells, enchant. 3. c. gen. to let, prevent, hinder from a thing. II. Med. to bind

pass.,

d€VT(poi after my time : in neut. as Adv., devTfpov av, bevrtpov aWis, secondly, next II. in point of Place, afterwards, a second time. second, i. e. inferior; 5evT(pos ov8cvos second to devrepa, = SevTfpeia, the second prize or none :

—

^'

Ep. 3 sing,

or

Comp.,

place.

:

aor. i

sol. to

:

,

:

:;;:;

.

:

metaph. the second advocate in a court of law. (pevrtpos) on the second day. (8fvT€pos) the second prize (sub. generally, the second place or rank. in a contest to play the second part. f. the first sabbath after the second day of the feast of unleavened bread. the second, Lat. secundus : as a ,

€\€€

—; plqpf.

-^-

, , ((($,

takes the second part, cf.

—

;

,

taken by the enemy,

Hence

hostile.

/.

battle-strife, battle. inf.

part.

;

—

—

)^ , -,

pf.

—

:

down,

:

Pass.,

pi.

aor. I

(')

/

:

.

,

a country.

05, , ,{$, ()

:

to cut

waste or ravage

biting, torturing.

, :. )

Adv.

1

biting

pungent.

:

clearly, plainly, of course:

(\,

pf.

fut.

in pass, sense

Dep.

:

mischief, be hurtful

hurt greatly,

to

:

destroy, Lat. delere

to,

inf.

do

absol. to

:

of things,

157 at Athens, the president

—

demarch

registers,

, , , -,

to declare public property

confiscate a citizen's goods, Lat. publicare.

make

harangue

, ('^)

2.

waste the

fruit

Hence

:

,

aros,

break oaths.

to

;

mischief, ruin, bane.

|5,

to be

a public orator;

the people, Lat. concionari.

a deliberative speech

77,

05,

)

and

;

,

,

a speech

:

in the

of public speaking, qualifiedfor

-5, {$, -5, , {8, () From

,

one who harangues

the people, a public speaker, Lat. concionator.

From

TO,

Hence

a destroyer.

,

(AtjXos) Delian: of Apollo at Delos.

Adv.

that, clearly,

8, ,

f.

•5, ,

(sub.

to

make

called also

:

ov, also os, ov; contr.

From

from

make

shew,

make known.

2. to

intrans.

II.

prove

clear that.

.

€cys,

direction,

Adv.

^$

:

to

to declare,

point

otit,

to be clear or

eirea kffri

Hence

.

Adv. of

ii

=

:

3. to

;

, , , , €,

it is

visible,

as

visible or clear

explain, set forth : also to signify.

order.

77/

Hence

to

f.

plain

manifest.

'.,

,. , , . 8, $,

clearly, plainly.

manifestly.

17,

a pointing

out, explaining.

, {'^(6$)

2.

command. f.

,

:

a popular

the conduct or character of

a public

and

-5,

,

people

:

,

ov,

a

,

a popular leader. From a popular leader, a

).

$,

,

to be

demarch or

prayed for by tribune.

the

Hence

the office of demarch, tribunate; From tribunician.

,

,

— as

Adv.,

,

2.

side,

belongjudges elected by iriveiv to drink at the as Subst., the public exe:

:

,€, , ,

cutioner.

to be a workman, to work ; and workmanship, work; and , of or for a workman. Adv. From in a workmanlike fashion. f.

05,

-$,

-05,

, -605, . {,

poet.

^$,

tpyov):

working for the people : as Subst., 6, a workman, handicraftsman : generally, a maker, author:

'^ ) { {5,

mom that calls man to metaph., opdpos II. name work. 2. the Maker of the world. of a magistrate. ov, devourer of the people. ovtos, o, yipwv) an elder of the people ; generally, an elder, chief: in plur., the nobles,

-$, -(,

, -$,

5,

{$)

, -€, Adv.

deme

at the public cost.

II.

or birthplace.

<,

ov, contr.

,,

f.

,

,

to

-0povs, ovv

{$,

)

and

)) )

curry

mob favour ; and demagogue. From

suited to a

{, {,

-KpavTOs, ov,

prop. n. of a king of Sparta. f.

,

the people:

;

-KOiros, o,

comic Dim. of

($,

popular

uttered by the people.

, '^) -05, ,,{$,

mob-leader, demagogue.

[tS]

goods seized

,$, ,

by

fit for

$.

to affect the

chiefs, like Lat. senatores.

to be

leader or demagogue.

leader

or

Demeter,

:

,

to the people

public cost.

Delos, one of the Cyclades, birthplace of

2. manifest, evident, certain;

point out,

plain

it is

also namely, Lat. videlicet.

7, (^, -) :

ace.

by public authority, confiscated goods. ov. Dor. ov

ing

6, =

for

of course

Apollo and Artemis clear.

($)

sub

ov,

:

for yrj,

comic Dim. of

f.

cheat the people.

$, , (Afjkos) a Delian woman.

ifpa), the festival

{

pine.

ov, baneful, destructive.

V.

publicly exiled.

gen. Tipos and Tpos

:

:

ruin, bane.

fjpos, 6,

,

exile.

ov,

Lat. Ceres, goddess of agriculture, mother of Proser-

men.

,

ecws,

to

public. f.

also

ov, gen. ovos, baneful: as Subst.,

destroyer of

:

gene-

^ , , ) , , (^) , , (^) , 5, -, . , {, ) $, , $, () -, , $, -,

to

at

From

confiscation.

ccws,

f.

it.

:

tribune, Lat. tribunus plebis.

public assembly

coUat. form of

)

kept the

€5, , €, , {)

to

in answers, yes plainly.

do a mischief

Rome,

rally, to

(/)

ov,

)€$

part.

an enemy :

to

II.

aor.

:

($,

6,

who

of a

impf.

/reai as

slay, rend, cleave.

:

part,

(,

Med., Ep. 3

:

pf.

Att.

aor.

Ep.

Ion. kSrjevv

kSrjovv

Att.

impf. fut.

—

€w ^, ^, ^: / -$, }: $, ^- — ^/ br|pLos

——

people,

Pass.

{$,

a demagogue. ratified by the to

have a

democratical constitution, live in a democracy. Hence democracy, popular government.

Hence

,

'. 6$-5, ', —

158

, &$, -€(05, ,{$, ($ -5, {5, $)

, -,

,

suited to

a democracy.

\€) stoned by the people;

(pouos death by public stoning.

(^5)

Dep.

,

charlatan.

(,

$ , \($ "02,

is,

a mob-monkey,

;

;

commons, common people, plebeians, Lat. plebs, opp. to also kwv being a commoner. III. in democratical states, esp. at Athens, the commons, the people, the citizens : hence 2. a popular constitution, democracy. IV. in ;

7;;

but

:

Ep. impf.

Adv. from any quarter, Lat. undefrom some quarter or other.

-, -, ;

€

Dor.

-,

Lat. si

may

—

—

,

;

indef. Adv., often written

be

I

doubtless,

:

€,

indef. Adv., often written

some time, once, once on a time et quando : Lat. quidnam ?

iroTC, at

it

only in plur.

:

heart-eating.

of

indef.

(v

II. the

etc.

{,

counsels, plans, arts

ov,

of

inf.

cunque

hurled by the people.

a country-district, opp. to iro\ts

0,

) . , , ^, -6, ,

fut.

to talk popularly, to jest.

) ,

:

:

:

suppose, Lat.

perhaps, nimi-

scilicet,

. , , , : , ., , ) , , , $- , . , €, . , , , , ,, , , ., , , , , , —,. ., , \. '5, 6, ,

Attica, townships or hundreds, Lat. pagi, subdivisions

of the ber, I

in

time of Herodotus, lOO in num-

in the

;

each

lead a public

life,

.

to confiscate.

opp. to

to

intr.

belong to the

From

state.

($) belonging

-ios, a, ov,

-,

;

state, Lat. publicus.

(sub.

II.

Ep. 3 dual

"5,

v.

),

(sub.

kings. lic,

the

2. dat.

-5,

f's,

-ir/,

IV. Doric fem. of the Spartan as Adv., in pub-

the

3

:

cost,

moner, plebeian. a fellow-citizen.

,

II.

one of the people : a coma member of the same

, {$)

mon: public. Lat. plebeius.

suiting the people, com-

of the populace, one of them, on the democratic side, Lat. popularis: generally, popular :— Adv. affably, kindly. IV. at Athens, of or belonging to a deme, II.

-,$.{, «)

-$,

opp. to

ov,

:

protecting the people,

-$, -8, {, , {$,

ians of the laud.

-,

6,

of the people.

6s,

)

(payeiv)

{%, %)

yas guard-

—

5.

like the people, popular,

. , {, ) 5, , ,

common.

, ,

flatterer

Dor.

Adv. Lat. diu, long, for a long while, this long time : long ago. Hence Dor. long-lived : aged, ancient.

TO, a

being about 8^d.

Roman

coin, not quite

= Gr.

,

also

long, too long

(,

—

bad sense,

in

as Adv., all too long.

neut.

.€,

Ep. for

3 sing. aor.

I

med. of

, ,

Ep. for

to bind: 3 sing. aor. l of to want. l of Adv. certainly, to be sure, of course ; in answers, yes certainly; ov certainly not. In

€€€,

questions,

;

aor.

what

then ?

aor.

', , 5, , () ], . , / shall find

:

I

and

pass. part,

ov,

of

sacred to Demeter {Ceres). i

part.

act.

and med. of

of

fut.

,

Ad,

dat. of Zevs

;

v.

*/.

Prep, with gen. and ace. sense, right through. poet,

With

of

Lat. Ceres.

pres. part,

aor.

',

inf.

pres. with fut. sense.

contr. for

contr. for

as Subst.,

ov,

;

gen. oos, contr. ovs,

III.

tutelary, of divinities

— Med.

med. as if from

Bap6os,ov,{ps,o5)longlived.

Dor.

ov,

ov, 6,

battle, contest.

:

pi. aor. I

pass,

I

3 pi. contend, fight

slain in fight.

{)

to confiscate.

{$, TeKos) at public ($) common, vulgar.

, fight,

=

[t]

also Ep. for

€$, , ()

public, national.

{5,

ov,

fut.

3 dual aor.

any public

answer;

sub sq.

- -5. 05, , , ()

Hence

=

f,

2.

tent

Ion.

at the public expense.

-€|5,

{5): —to

and €$,

los

\os), a public officer or servant of mean rank, as the public crier, or watchman. III. as neut., TO, the state, Lat. respublica. building: the public prison.

affirm,

=

indef. Adv.,

aor. I

to the people or

an

you know the cap-

woman, I presume?

tive

Dep.: to quarrel, wrangle.

, /at.

to

interrog. implying

II. as

inf.

Adv. see

=

rum.

— Radic.

' ((€

gen.,

of Place or Space, through, out quite through the lower air even to the ether ; he stood out from among them. 2. of Intervals of Space, ttci'tc at a great distance; at a distance of 5 stades ; at intervals of ten battlements, i. e. at every tenth battleat

;

'

j/fpos

I.

(^

ment.

II.

of Time, through, throughout, dur-

ing, and, of the past, since;

time.

2.

(

some

every five every third day III. arising from, through, by means of. ;

years.

after

of Successive Intervals;

;

hy, Lat. per

Manner

in

' ayyiXov

;

\€'y€iv, etc.

which a thing

:

done,

is

With

$

hence of the ivith

reasons.

.

-

case, as Adv., throughout. In compos., I. all through, across, as in the end, as in

2. to

hence simply to add strength, throughly, com-

pletely.

between, partly, esp. in Adj., as

II.

-.

-. , ,,

aor.

:

5

;

to shout or cry out,

— Med.

contend

to

--,

-,

-(|,

f.

pf.

:

and so

to

to

go

make a

false accusation, slander,

ov,

otis,

over, like Lat. trajicere.

(for the tenses, v.

),

II.

to cross

throw over

to

intr. (sub.

etc.) like Lat. trajicere, to

pass over,

:

falsely accusing, slander-

,

a

slan-

the Slanderer, the Devil.

Adv.

as Subst.,

derer; esp.

invidiously.

eating through

ov,

5,

, ,-, . II.

c.

:

acc,

my

through

that eats

sore

a

ov, pass, eaten through, con-

sumed.

Dep., to deliberate well. Hence to wet through.

ov, very wet, wet, moist.

steeped

vavs

;

soaked,

-€,

-,

of

fut.

, -, -, -,

i.

e.

2.

soaked,

rotten ships.

. ^

to thrust

through

—

Pass, to be thrust or passed through.

seemingly

or across, carry over or across

eavTov,

:

stand with

stride,

also absol.

:

—

calumnious

f.

standfirm, of warriors.

across, step over

to step

across.

-4, part,

aor. 2

intr. to

I.

:

the legs apart,

,

Att.

f.

proclaim,

shouting.

,=

foot.

or

iji

calumny.

( -€, -€, ,

;

to look straight

of

pass. part,

I

f.

publish

through:

2. to see clearly.

voaos

of Zfvs v. nam. *Ais. the godlike one, fem. of yvvaiKoiv, a goddess among goddesses or women. acc.

acc.

€$,

one with or against another, IV. one from another, asunder, Lat. III.

etc.

dis-, as in

c.

to look

before one.

97,

Without

159

spend one's

to

life in practising. f.

.

as

absol. c, part., ^teXcTeDv

—

:

— ^9.

acc. of Place, through, throughout ; hia 2. of Time, during, by throughout the house. II. with a view to, on achy night. count, for the sake, by reason of; for many

($,

—

:

, , , () . :, -, -- , $, () , , $, .$()

earnestness.

:

^ -, , . —

aor. 2 subj. of

rjs, rj,

{, a^v^to make quite calm.

f.

to send as aor. I f. a message : generally, to give notice, notify, proclaim : Med. to pass the word of comc. inf. to order to do mand /rom man to man, inform one another. , a messenger between two, Lat. internuncius : a go-between, spy. Dor. for 3 sing. impf. of pf. of [a], to laugh at, mock. f. :

:

. '^. . -€, -^, , ,, €, -^ () -, , -" -, , , -, . , ^-. . . €, ''. . ^, , , -, . ,€, . , ) €, . , () , -, ^. -^, , . -, ^, -^, , -, ^) -, - - , -. cross over.

11, to

, $,

niate

:

to

man

accuse a

lead, impose upon.

accuse falsely, slander, calumto another.

()

III. to

mis-

aor. 2 part, of

sage.

ecus,

17,

a crossing over, pas•

a means or place of crossing. to strut about. Frequent, of

2.

to

f.

-€5,

weigh in

the balance.

a, ov, verb. Adj. of

that

must

with a view

ov,

nate passage

(1(), ,

:

to

a fortu-

offerings for a

happy passage. 77,

-€5, €, ''€, ^,

(.

''/. €£$, -^(, of

fut.

Dep. to maintain strongly. of pf. of pf. of pf. pass, of aor. 2 inf. of Ep, for fut. of ov, , a pair of compasses. Att.

-.

carry across.

-) f.

to devour.

f.

if from a pres.

:

:

aor. 2 :

—

pf.

pass,

-,

inf.

-

:

,

Athen. law-term,

to

and Ion. and

Ion.

:

part,

ready

Causal of

to live through, pass.

:

go through

life,

sur-

be between, intervene, elapse.

f.

as

strengthd. for

fut.

2. to

absol. to

:

—

to discern

between

II. to retwo, to distinguish, Lat. dignoscere. 1. solve finally, determine, vote to do so and so.

pf.

to

go through, pass

vive, live.

f.

pf.

f.

to

to be crossed

6v, verb. Adj. of

or passed, fordable.

-6,

—

aor. 2 part, of sq.

be crossed.

—

:

:

(as

2.

to

give judgment, decide. in late in late

Greek for Greek for

{,

Dep. Att. f. hold the javelin by its thong ; pf. pass, with the thong ready fastened,

to

:

throw or shoot.

, ,

=

f.

t//a;,

,

,

-^,

aor.

ov,

to

I

(,

hollow out.

all carved.

a final decree, resolution.

From

aor. 2 inf. of f.

€$,

, ,('^') a Att.

to

inquire accurately. discerning between

^ . , , -, -, - - , , ——

:

—

160

.

iwo, distinguishing, discrimination, ing, deciding.

, ''/. '^)

-€,

to mutter,

the blue

(for the tenses, v.

plainly, declare.

turban

murmur.

speak

to

speak

(^)

, () -, II.

,

cal figure, diagram.

2.

aros, band or fillet : esp. band worked with white which went round the

()

-'.

of the Persian king

-:

f.

()

-, , -, , — -, () , aor. 2

a diadem.

:

Ion.

:

pf.

—

:

run

to

off,

escape, get away.

of.

aros, that which is by lines, a figure, form, plan : a geometri-

marked out

—

, {)

resolv

o{

fut.

f.

—

:

a register. 3. an a marking out by

edict.

give from

to

f.

hand to hand, pass

on, give over, Lat. tradere. 2. to distribute, assign. 3. to spread about, publish.

, ^ -, -€, . -, •, -, , . , () ^ 8, () ' ( , , . £, . . -, -€6 (, ) -, - -( -, . -, /. ) . -, , . (, , -,-- ,

a diagram.

,

f,

out.

own

it

in

:

f,

list,

,

draw

aor. 2

puted claims.

wide awake.

-^-

tinue, keep, support.

successor. Light

,

/,

IV. to entertain.

V.

Hence

to keep, celebrate.

-€, , f.

:

—

gangs

, a successor;

(cf.

themselves.

2. to

distribute.

or reliefs.

clear,

shew

to

, €, () -, -, him

let

enemy.

II.

was

it

{, Se^ios)

/^ -',

ov,

intrans. in Ion. aor.

i

'

:

Dep,

:

ay

good omen. to see a thing

he would not

{)

-

the cloud.

sc.

bound fast ; firm-bound through the

-',^^, ,

pf. part,

-,

to

f.

to

:

pf.

-€'

horse's :

in turns, by turns, Lzt.vicissim.

bind round, bind fast

:

generally,

bind on, fasten.

-8,

Dep.

citi-

Ion.

fut.

of

lengthd. Ion. form for

a running through a a passage through. ov, running through or about, wandering : vagabond, stray. or also as Dep. fut. aor. 2 to pass throtigh : slip away,

(()

2.

, », . -, . -, , .

;

:

:

^et

off,

escape.

to tear in pieces.

distinguished among others.

of

V.

-€, -,

.

- ).€€ -^ -$, . .: -, -^ f.

Dep.

to distribute in presents.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

*-€,

f.

is

:

:

aor, 2

(q. v.):

:

Att. contr.

to sing for

pf

to

courage

as Pass.,

discerned.

•€, —

:

contr.

f.

--

a prize.

of Ep. inf. of

part. pass,

-66, -€€€, inf.

to live through,

oy, manifest

of

to escape entirely.

duties.

-ۥ,, (()

shew forth, prove

mouth. Dep. :—to receive one from another, Lat. excipere : to take up: c. dat. pers. to succeed to, relieve on guard :— hence in f.

who evade public

aor. 2 part,

as Adj. inherited.

of right

aor. 2 ;

aor. 2 inf.

Ion.

;

be declared the king's

sometimes

opos, 6, ov,

€5,

to

clear, manifest.

through another see us through it,

-,--,

aor. 2 inf. of

Ion.

place.

shew through : hence Pass, to be shewn clearly,

f.

make

of of

-, —

pf.

Sleep's

they went to work

;

3 sing. aor. 2 opt, of

zens

aor. i

:

among

relief

ol,

asunder, rend.

fut.

/

;

on guard. succeeding; as Subst., 2.

,,

to fight to the end.

:

to divide

pf.

a succession

in turn.

$,

in

to tear

/xt.

distribution.

aor. 2 inf. of

a carrying across. II. a passing of life, a course of life : also a way of passing time, amusement, pastime. Dep. to contend orfight against. II. struggle earnestly

,

,

,

to

of

to test closely.

aor. 2 imperat. of

eojs,

:

II,

to settle dis-

run a chariot-race.

5, , , (^)

or

:

to

to be right.

an action

2 part, pass,

f.

to carry over or of Time, to pass, spend; biayeiv etc.: but often without to live, pass life, like Lat. degere : also to delay, put off: c. part. to continue, go on doing. III. to make to conf.

,

f.

hiaBoQeis, aor.

much provoked.

across, take across.

hold

to

f.

it.

remain awake.

to lie

:

,

list,

7^0;, to strangle to death.

f.

:

one's cause,

Lat. cir-

cause out of the

to cross

17^0;, to

to be

-, -,

lines,

Med.,

cause out, withdraw f,

by

strike off the

otit,

to strike a

b.

;

cancel, quash one's

cross

II. to

cumscribere

out

judgment in a case : c. Med. to go to law to plead

to give

f.

ace. rei, to decide, rule

mark

to

lines

:

impf.

pass: absol.

:

by doing so and so, Tivos to live off

fut.

to live:

:

by a thing.

—

c. part, to live

^, , - )( € /, ( , : , { , -, -, . —

—

:

:

:

—

.

— hLaLvbvv€v.

84[«,, -^,

^€,

, ,

€(i>s, f.

-, , {, '$)

Hence

disjoin.

f.

€^8,

search ihrough

a place for living, a dwelling.

seek out^

:

,

ihai which

or

-. -, -^,

f.

giri, ibe luaisi.

II.

From

:

io

rally, io

mode

look ihrough, look closely ai, examine. ioftwiigale. f.

{) () €5, -«, -, {) -, -€, ,, -, ,-^, , — \$. -9, arrangement. a disposition,

,

a disposiiion of property by a will and tesiametii : also a covenatii.

, -,

confound

f.

to look

f.

utterly.

spread a report, give oui. f. spread abroad or be ihe commori ialk, be commo?dy ref.

to

Pass,

Pass, also

II. in

poried. part.

^:

f.

aor. 2 pass,

, ,

^

aor. I

-, ,

be ialked deaf; pf.

:

^ -

impf. med.

, {) -, -€, -6, ,-€

confute utterly. aTos,

—

io

burn

of liquid, io run ihe end, last

bunting

,$ {6$)

:

— to

heat.

deiei'mifie by lot.

asunder.

to split

—

used as fut. disposed or to be in a cer:

to be

Pass, of

:

endure

f.

f.

to

to sii

(Formed from the sound.)

inf.

\\

make

io

-to),

,

f.

io excess.

oui.

exami?ie closely.

a

life,

.

and

pass, pf.

:

gurgling ihrough.

ihrough, look closely info,

of

dwelling-rooms. an arbitrator, umpire,

on fire, heai

sei

of

gene-

:

and f. purge thoroughly

-, -€€,

ihrough,

spread.

;

in plur. rules

, ,,

apari, sei apari. reports,

umpire

Hence

mostly

3 sing. fut. of

run aboui : of

f.

-io

:

life.

fut.

order, a regtdaior, arranger.

pf.

be arbiier or

€, -, -, {.-

one who disposes in

6,

i

plqpf.

{)) -,

or course of

to cleanse or

siaie, condition.

ov,

,

=

2.

$, ,

Lat. arbiier.

a disposifig in order, II. (from Pass.)

rj,

:

aor.

:

:

Pass, io lead a ceriain course

regulate, govern.

Dep.:

[a]. Ion.

, -€, 65, «,

—

II. io

blow or breaihe

ihrough.

f.

Pass., aor. l

life, io live.

Ion. for

or

pf.

:

2.

at Athens, ar'

II.

(•

impf.

:

or

maintain, suppori

belt, etc.

Ep. 3 sing. impf.

—

:

gird round:

:

gird oneself with a

Med.

is

- {\.• — -. ,

ihai which girds, a girdle.

will

Hence

, (, '^) = ^(5.

arcs,

make an end of

f.

biiraiion.

inveni.

161

, life, a way of living, mode of life.

disjoining.

:

:

weaken, tain state : to be disposed or affected in a certain II. metaph. break in pieces, shiver. io often with Adverbs, (pikiKcos be broken down, enervated : to live, manner Pass, enervate: io be suspibe ajfecied, give oneself airs. be friendly disposed ; Med. rioiously :

—

;

—

, (, ') -5, :{, ) ': — —

-5,

,

moisien

into

aor.

Med.,

weep.

its

6iaipcTOS,

-€, :

:

II.

pf.

,

much

like

,

to wei one's eyes

):

f.

From

— — pari or cleave tear away, pull down. — Med. divide among ihem-

aor. 2 :

:

Pass., aor.

i

divide,

in

io cut open, io

III. io

-,€-

-,

II.

io

deiermine, pui an end io

:

io de-

-,

to raise up, lifi up.

f.

to shoot

;

io

:

Att.

-^,, —,

rush ihrough or across

ihrough ihe

II. io

part

open the mouth.

asunder ; aor. I

ceriain terms.

to cui in pieces

to

:

deprive of;

and

-€€,

make

pf.

air.

:

fut.

:

of sound,

-

to be in

a sorry

to be sealed, fixed;

:

pf.

.. null

and

—

of Dep. to give orders io differeni per3. 2. io encourage one another.

€6, -€, -€, (., {, )

to

:

void, frustraie

slripped of bis break through, transgress. pass, of

II. to

pf. pass,

sons, io exhori.

-

of things,

Hence admonish, inform. 6, an exhortation, cheering on. -Kevos, ov, quite empiy, hollow.

, -, -,

Ion. for

aor. I inf. of

^,

change

to negoiiaie by herald. to proclaim by herald: to sell

Dep.

-, , f.

.

Att.

f.

into small coin.

fine, interpret. f.

, ,

II.

-€, -( trappings.

;

disiribuied.

to divide, disfribuie selves.

'.

weep for, bewail.

,

II.

$

ciously disposed; plight, etc.

fut.

lowel,

a dividing, division, esp. of a class and ov, divided : divisible : hence disiin-

fcfs,

constituent parts

guishable.

iwain

blood-siained.

f.

€3,

absol.

^

quite clear

rush or dari

ov,

:

andfine. From and fine. and fro.

be quiie clear

f.

ov,

by auciion.

f.

run

all risks,

make a

G

despe-

—

—

:

:

bLaLvi

162

,-, , rate effort:

,

— Pass,

-,
be put in motion, move.

III. Pass, to

[]

f.

-€,

enervated.

,—

:

Med., with aor. away, get safe off.

to save by stealth

-, -,

[a], to steal

back by

,

stealth. f.

,

f.

f.

pf.

2.

to

:

crush in pieces

away, destroyed;

to

(,

f.

to be

:

worn

-,

pass. subj. of

I

opt, of

'$,

3 sing. aor. Ep. for

i

aor.

Ep. for

f.

aor.

disperse.

:

From

:

— Med.

carry over what

to

Pass, to pass or cross over. Ion.

—

Med.

III. in

,

and

aor.

— {$) —

supply

:

Med.

,

:

to

:

I

:

[],

2.

3. the offce

,

to furnish,

attendance on

of a deacon.

() €, , -, -, , -, {$) -, --, -, ,

,,

servant, waiting-

a messenger. : 2. a minister of the church, a deacon. (Deriv. uncertain.) f. Med. to to throw a javelin at contend with another at throwing the javelin. f. to cut in two, cut through : to

,

—

,

excelleni.

,

oneself,

pui

off,

opos,

»,

gei rid

or

ov,

II. intr. to

-( -, {, ) , -, (, ' , -€, and

to

f.

break

mix

170-0;,

peep ihrough, pry

,

ov,

:

to preveni.

form of

incorrect f.

divide or pari by lot

From

a hinderer, obstructer.

to hinder, check

:

:

-€, ,, -|,

aor.

2

ter

:

— Med.

Ep. for

I

-,

f.

hear out : another.

to

:

pf.

:

—

pi. aor,

hear through,

hear from another.

f.

,

to cry

aloud:

:

pass.

— ;

:

pf.

kick away.

ialk over wiih.

-(\

:

aor.

2

Ion. -Xf-

or

iake or receive separaiely.

II.

grasp with both bands, embrace, Lat, complecti : as Gymnastic term, clasp round ihe waisi. 2. grasp wiih ihe mind, comprehend. III. to separate, divide, Lat.

ierprei.

to

to

crack astmder, bursi.

f.

eKarov) two in sing, with noun of multi-

opt. of

to

f.

ai, a, (5is,

to set all in order.

:

to tear in pieces.

aor. 2 inf. of

f.

hundred, Lat. ducenti : tude, two hundred horse. f. to divide and arrange: to mus-

lo

:

info.

f.

satiated, glutted.

Ion.

the

iogeiher.

sioop and creep ihrough

)//,

f.

to ravish.

rumble through.

-Kopos, ov,

II,

of,

('^)

-,, ) --, -, ,- ^.6€, ^, . -, --,

break asunder, break through. through, burst through.

I

:

Conducior, Guide; epith. of Hermes. dice iogefher. play f.

man esp.

disiinguished

break through. a driving away, puiiing off. iry or prove by knocking.

from

drive

a

2.

of distinguishing. one musi decide.

to strike or

f.

f.

serviceable.

Ion.

—

Hence

doubi, hesitate.

ov,

Med.

:

evade or elude by delays.

pf.

Hence

service, business.

17,

:

pf.

to be

determine, decide

make

ihe faculty

:

f.

:

wait on, serve

to serve oneself.

a duty, ministry.

impf.

and

i

Pass., aor.

:

:

f.

—

a separating, parting.

judgment

($,

:

— Pass,

:

a choice Med. get a dispute decided Pass, of persons, to come II. a decision : but also of a thing, be decided. make a distinction : set apari for holy pur-

to

verb. Adj. of

own : —

one's

is

of

inf. pass,

dislinguish,

,, ( (^- , , , $, , () , -[, . , -, -, . €,

or across

)

I

2.

settle,

3.

to

deciding,

to carry over

part. pass, of

I

(for the tenses, v.

:

fws,

(for the tenses, v.

eminenily,

:

of

fut. I pass,

aor.

one from another.

poses.

through or over. a carrying over or across.

:

to inquire closely

()

€€, ^,

pull to pieces.

to rule

,

(,

have an accurate knowledge of. Adv. separately above all, Lat. eximie.

iell

having

lost all his colour. f.

of the lyre.

:

flow, pour forth.

a dispute;

— Pass,

f,

separate, divide: to part combatants:

grate to nothing

:

:

parted OT dissolved

Pass., fut.

to scrape or

:

,

keep

III.

turn away, retreat. Hence a turning away, retreat. [iJ], to wash thoroughly, wash.

to

(0)5,

-,

€\-

2 pass.

to cast lots.

$, -, -, -:— — -, -,, wear away

II,

to assign by lot, allot.

— Med.

to choose by lot

to

stealth.

make

Dor.

into,

Ep. part.

—

carry off by

to

f.

aor. I

:

break in

to

:

into dis-

thoroughly, scrutinise, Lat. ex-

II. to sift

order.

cutere.

to strike the strings

f.

,€€8 . ,

move throughout, throw

to

-. ) -, , $) -(, ,

, .. . , , : € ( ^) ,, ,

ov, desperate. f.

— bL•aavv.

5€€

hazarded;

be

to

—

:

:

dirimere: to distinguish: also to in-

cui

2.

,

off, intercept.

-, .-: f,

to shine

3. to disirihute.

or flash through

:

of the

day, to dawn.

to

scream against

—

aor.

2-\(•. >^-\1\•.

to escape notice: c. ace. pers. to escape ihe notice of^

—

5iaKayxavw. a\yos) giving great pain, griev-

aor. 2 int. of

-, -, ,,

(,

i's,

suffering great pain. to pick out, choose.

II.

,

f.

Dep., with

:

aor.

:

1

-€i\67/iat

pf.

to discourse,

—^

aor.

:

:

pass.

pass.

6t€-

talk

-, \€

ifiterval

a gap.

q^ doing.

-, €.$, ,\€ , ((') ),

2.

, . , . (, ^, €, ,. ,

argument

of

(sub.

the art

{La\4y) discourse,

,

ov,

,

pf.

conversation: de-

argument. II. speech, language. language of a country, technically a dialect.

2. the

breaker up, dissolver. dissolved: capable of dis-

[]

pf.

:

pf.

:

aor.

:

pass.

one from,

loose

to

:

part asunder : to break up, dismiss, disbreak off, put an end to. 3. to reconcile. to do away with false 4. accusations also to pay off, discharge, U. to relax to

2. to

:

to

of

make

supple

and pliant,

(,

f.

to fill fill

. ) , , . , -€, . () , , , () , , , , )-, - : -, -, , , yv ) , of

pf.

pf. act.

€5, ($, , — €$

and

pass,

of

;.

of

4, €-€, -, , pf.

.

to dis-

(, €705) very small or narrow:

fut.

I

inf.

oi

to friendship,

an interchange : a reconciliation,

:

that which

of another, a changeling. rjpos, 6, and

a mediator. Att.

:

:

fut.

is

[a]

:

aya

pf.

come friends.

aor.

, (6,

—

pf.

-, -,-,

thing

so Pass., esp. in aor.

;

also

l

aor.

2

to be reconciled, be-

:

III. intr. to differ

from one

in a

to be

I

,

ya

:

account

Dep.

to leap

Att.

--

over or across. :

pf.

accounts: hence to take full U. to converse, argue. consider fully.

Dep.:

of,

f.

to settle

Hence

6,

aor. 2

go

:

pf.

--

quite astray

a settling of accounts.

a calling evidence

support or re-

to

[],

II.

Dep.

f.

to

call

solemnly to witness, to protest solemnly : also to abII. to beg earnestly jure solemnly : to asseverate, of, to

conjure.

Att.

-

-,

fut.

,

to

knead thoroughly,

knead well up,

Alt.

fut.

also

Dep. to fight zvith, struggle against 2. to fight through, fight to fight one with another. it out, Lat. depugnare. :

:

-,

mow

different.

f.

:

entirely,

put fute an objection,

give or take in exchange : hence to interchange, exchange. 2. to change from enmity to friendship, II. Pass., with fut. to reconcile one to another. :

by means of

—

to

med.

to the dust,

from, c. Hence gen. 2. to fail utterly of, fail of obtaining. , a total mistake : a wrong reckoning. f. as Att. law-term, to use a (q. v.), to call evidence for or against an a change objection Pass., aor. l to be affrmed treaty of on evidence. Hence

,

$, ,

in the place

to decide

f.

miss

usu. in plur.

:

Dep.

,

of

,

peace

white.

a\eyoa.

of

aor. 2 inf.

from enmity

powder, raze

to

f.

To

marked with

aor.

grind

ati oracle.

very subtle.

ov,

(in pass, sense),

maltreat outrageously. to

course subtly.

-€5,

pf.-€^

of

utterly destroy.

(€705,

Dep.

barley-meal,

to

of

fut.

an

love-dissolving.

€ -, , ) -, -, -(, (, .-, []

band.

bate,

pf.

:

maltreat shamefully. a loosing one from any-

to

:

thing, parting: a breaking up, destroying. II. ending, cessation : cessation of hostilities, peace.

of another,

debating or arguing.

,

Dep.

f.

skilled in discourse

:

of

1

solution.

to lick clean.

f.

.:

() €-5, (, $) -, , () 05, , , () -, — -( II.

to intervene, elapse.

aor.

discourse.

2.

a conversation, dialogue Dep.:

pass,

I

aor. I inf. pass,

2. intrans.

le/t.

aor.

:

to abuse, rail at.

:

::

163

(ayoa)

«cus,

pass.

plqpf. pass.

:

—

3.

pf.

:

to leave off, cease: c. part, to leave

or

also

converse, reason,

-

placed at intervals;

Time,

SiaXc-

II.

use a dialect or language.

argue.

f.

€\€,

to

:

leave an -\4\€ \(\€ impers. a gap had been to be

—

calculation, consideration, reasoning, conversation.

,

-4,

med. med.

fut.

2. absol. to

with.

——

—

€, -,

ojis.

€ ^. 5, -€ , -, 8,

— —

fut.

:

or cut through.

-€, -, ,

so also in the

(,

aor. 2

2. to

Med. to leave quite off:

to give up.

exchange. oneselffrom one place to another : over, 2. absol. to change, alter. aor. I inf. of f

6,

:

scrape or clear away;

to

.

II•

to

Med. to change pass through of

— bL€L\|ns

164

-, ,()8)

, , 8€8,

,

icfs,

f (ws,

,

limb by limb, piecC'

From

-€,

,

a being always on the point to

And

do, continual delay.

^^, €,

thing

:

hence

-,

-€,

of

pf.

of

(for

continue with.

-€2[,

cause dissension

-,

constant, persevere.

2. to be

— Pass,

€08, ,, :

f.

divide

to

3.

:

metaph.

to tneasure

through, measure out

—

€,

measured out or off. Lat. dimensum, a portion measured 6v,

i},

-, -(, -€

2 pf.

of

swim through.

go through.

to

-,

to set up,

:

with

Pass.,

II.

act. aor. 2

make

-(

fut.

Dep.

:

:

aor. I

:

think over,

to

TO,

From

a soldier^s rations.

-€5, , (,

line.

2.

a diameter or diagonal

drawing

the ride for

Dep.

Dep.

:

to

aor.

:

Hence

Lat. meditari.

{) {€)

,

a thought, notion.

,

,

intellect7ial.

. thought: a thought, intention : a notion, belief: the sense or meaning of a thing. f. to open: hence to explain, expound. aor. I imper. pass, of f'cvs, , a distributer.

,

mind.

-, : ^, (^)(^) -5, — ) -, ,

,

:

11.

Pass.

to

:

:

pf.

:

-^.

f.

aor.

:

I

:

—

to

(,

f.

[]

or

an

;

e?id, fifiish

cut

to

rend asunder.

2.

to tell by

(,

to

make

(,

f

wrestling.

to distribute by lot.

to shiver, shatter.

f.

Adv.,

=

throughout. round.

, (,

to

aft useless

to dispute, disagree.

to 7naintain

f.

i

inf.

;

a long sea-fight. to

of

Dor. and Att. form of

fcus,

,

-(:

aor.

>(.-((:

I

--to distribute, divide into portions

($.

From

distribution.

:

— Med.

to divide

(, irapOivos)

f.

Att.

utterly different.

Adv. two ways halt between two opinions.

f.

go through a course of

go on

f.

motiths

^ , . , -, : -€, , -€, , -, e's,

^£<^os) to fight to the death.

study:

vain altercation.

ov,

-65,

to

mockery).

aor.

of

2 sing. fut.

(,

to look tittiidly

word of mouth,

:

a hard struggle.

drenching.

f.

(in scorn or

,

—

speak, converse.

pass the night. [O] to bring to finish a

^65,

f.

f.

f.

education.

Adv. right through. Adv. of Place, through and through, right through : all in a piece. 2. of Time, throughout, for ever. a, ov,

metaph.

to tear in pieces.

f.

Dor. for Dep.

portion out.

-€€5, (,

:

without

Pass, to

to divide,

to

:

;

so also

to record, lyiention.

(,

drain out, exhaust

to

-!<66•,

mind, remember:

call to

to

going right through; metaph. unchanging, a home-thrust: ov,

to the dregs, Lat. exhaurire.

|€5,

f.

Med.

drink

journey

up piecemeal. hence

to

quite to

sing plaintively.

to

distribution.

,

(sc.

:

keep in memory.

Dep.

,

f.

I

contend furiously. f.

pf.

remorseless.

the diameter.

bring about, contrive.

to

f.

:

intend, purpose,

) -, -, , ) -., . -, -, \ -( -|, ,, . -, , -, -, -, ) -, , *, ) -, -, -, -, , , -, -, -, ) -^, , -, -, , ) -, , -€ -, -08, $) ).

out,

to pf.

stand alooffrom, depart from.

the intellect,

or off: to measure out in portions : Med. to have measured out to one, receive as one's share. Hence

-€05,

Dep.

also

dissension.

:

and

to ivash out, rinse.

f.

to

Hence

to disagree.

division

-, -,

aros,

,

Att.

f.

aor.

nod, beckon to. to sivim across:

to

Dep.

to

by,

II.

go through.

-, , = -, -,

stand.

to

remain.

to continue, last,

spread abroad.

to

fut.

blame exceedingly. to remain the tenses, v.

Dep.

— Pass,

Pass, to

f.

bia

always going to do a

to be

to delay continually. pf.

-.

:

f.

one ivho continually delays.

—

govern.

. ,, ,, ,

,

. -, ) f.

themselves

to set in order,

meal.

—

, , , -, -,-,.

among

quite black.

-,6€(, Adv. (,

^.

—

an exchange.

make

f.

—

:

out by

stretch

.

nailing,

-, ,- .-:— -,

hide/or tanning: also

to deflower.

'. {, e. g.

of a

to fasten the extremities, as in

crucifixion.

Att.

cease to exist.

-€€,

f.

,

Med.

-"•€,

:

to

f.

inf.

other, to contend

make to

is

:

Pass, to

threaten violently :—2.\so in

-,

which

to sprinkle about.

to cease utterly

to

the

hunger one against most hungry.

the

—

— —

—

:

biaTTfipa

-€, -,, -^ ,

an experiment,

trial.

[a]

fut.

:

aor. i

Dep. to make trial or proof of a have experience of a thing, :

-, -, -, , :

thing

c.

:

gen. to

drive through.

to

f.

send about in different directo send over or across. pf. pass, of pf. of to

f.

€, ',,

tions.

—

-(ۥ.

. , . . . , -,

pf.

—

II.

-€, ,,

, ., bring

to

fut.

to take across,

f.

Pass, to be carried over, tirely out of the sheath.

go

-€, -€, €€

of

aor. I inf.

[a]

f.

ferry over

across.

draw

2. to

go over

to

:

Ep.

f.

:

-

aor.

:

blow through, refresh, revive.

to

:

165

to unfold.

f.

-, 6€, , -, -€, , -, , , (4)

breathe at intervals, revive. evaporate.

to

\,

II.

Pass, to

III.

to variegate,

adorn. carry the war through, end the war, Lit. debellare. 2. to carry on the war. II. to force from another by war. Hence fojs, a finishing of the war. f.

to

f.

f.

an end.

to

-, ,-'(, \$)-^ -, (^

bLaTTraaOaL.

,

3 of

fut.

of

pf.

;

—

blockade.

en-

end.

:

,

or across, to

tc

f. to carry the procession to an carry all round.

2. to

-, , —

forwards

besiege to the end,

to

a sending backwards and

tiegotiation.

:

to

f.

work out with labour,

Lat. ela-

. , ^, , €6, . . -, ^ -'€ €, -( -, -€ , . €, , . , -7€, . . €, -, -, - -, , -, ) -, , -, ^, -, ((. -, .-, , -, , (, , , , () , .($

pass

:

to

- -5, -8,

pass through. f.

:

med.

aor. 2

:

€(, aor. 2

borare

Ep.

in pass, sense:

to

-'•€, =

or

-€,

med. of

- ~€

[]

f.

:

:

to

open and

spread out. :

Dep.:

to

y

or

aor. 2

:

through.

2. to

fly away,

inf pass, of

of

pf.

f.

aor.

:

i

med.

to

:

fasten together.

through or across.

to leap

f.

, (, -,

make a

having gone through many labours. vovTos) beyond seas, foreign, Lat. transmarinus : going beyond seas. Adv. of laboriously. ov,

(,

f to carry across. with fut. med. aor. I pass, go through, pass along. f. and Dep. to be quite at a loss.

-(,— -€', ,,

to

make

-

very fat.

(for the tenses, v.

f.

Pass, to be quite full of. to drink against one another,

to fill full of: f.

challenge at drinking. []

-€//:

(for the tenses, v.

):—

through, fall offor away, escape : to fail utterly, go quite wrong, turn out ill. to fall

f.

-^,

=

f.

,

€€,

to

to tveave

,

asunder,

the

:

to entrust in confidence

—

Pass.

web or

to

i.

aor. I

—

\((

unweave ;

tissue

of one's

II.

Att.

to

way

an end

Att.

to

through. spar or skirmish with. f. to break in pieces,

-'•€,

is,

eminent, conspicuous.

to

be

a voyage across^ passage.

(.

:

3. to

make

-'•€6,

From

eminent, conspicuous, or distin-

guished above others. Adv. oi

€$,

Dep.

to

conspicuously:

send embassies

Sup.

to different

places.

—

[] fut. saw through or in two :

to

,

as Adj. sailing

II. as

2.

Subst.,

\$, .

a channel.

to

pf. pass,

:

to

:

:

cut to the heart

gnash the teeth

:

— Med.

to

the teeth.

Adv. thoroughly.

-05, , (() ov,

going through, pene-

trating, piercing, thrilling, of sounds as

split, cleave.

across, passing over.

gain one's point.

Tovs

-, ,

contr.-^Xovs,

1.

:

accomplish to bring about, effect : Med., to

intr.

:

of, slay.

gnash with

to sail

Dep.

Ion.

across.

to effect for oneself,

of thoroughly.

of

accomplish, Lat. conficere

life.

aor. l part, of

f.

to treat

inf.

Ion. for

interweave, weave together. e.

to

to ruin utterly. carry over or across : to of ferry-

Dep.

Ep. aor. 2

to have a thing entrtisted one. f.

Pass.,

II.

:

one's

leap.

f.

),

II.

also

:

toil.

ov,

carry a message; boats, to ply across a river.

oi

pf.

intr. to

work hard,

II. intr. to

f,

fut.

end

Pass, to be administered

;

fut.

vanish.

to

:

-'€, , '$,

of

fut. inf.

to practise

to be troubled.

inf.

destroy utterly, to sack, waste. aor. I inf. of aor. 2 inf.

:

Adv. piercingly,

ing : ning /ar into the

thrillingly.

ntut.

:

2.

far-stretcha hill run-

plain.

aor. 2 inf.

3.

of

manifest.

—

—

.

t7oe

166

-€,

f.

.

:

aor.

-7•, , , {, -, -^, , startle

—

, , , 67.

-(, , -, {) f to whizz through. Dor. for Adv.

. . , -€, , (^)

-, , -, -, , -, -|, , . ', , [C], to spit

f.

a fold, folding leaf. upon, despise utterly.

box

to

f.

(,

on fire.

pf

Ion. for

Att.

of

break

to

through,

to articulate.

2.

T77 with white. to divide by joints, found.

-3€,

, -

77^0»,

,

reckon or count up

to

distinguish, Lat. enumerare.

-€,

f.

to

-,

, -,

€S,

-, , f.

, , -,

:

to distribute in

From

2. to

{,

ov,

tear in pieces

:

Sup.

quite clear, distinct.

remain

to

f.

silent.

{,

f.

dose with

to

chervil, in allusion to Euripides.

:

:

to

carry off as plunder.

dig through, make a breach

to

—

[], abroad:

— Pass,

to

flow

in various

aor.

f

I

:

, :

to

flow through:

, ) to leak:

to fall

pf.

away

destroy

to

arm

gapwater, waste away.

part,

like

rend in twain, cleave Adv.

—

Pass, to burst.

part,

to his quarters.

2.

for

poet,

root

pi.

examine, consider.

from

,

—

Pass,

and

(.:

and

-:

to retire

and impf.:

fut.

II.

to look

Dep.

a watch-tower,

round

one, keep

—

to

look out

to jest

one with

(,

:

spy out.

to

to scatter

another, pass jokes to

abroad.

— Med.

to jest

f.

(from

look through,

to

:

xvatching.

and fro.

Ion.

:

f

to

:

wipe out, to

rinse, clean.

to throw, fling,

f.

Hence

a throwing about, scattering. a flowing through, a channel or pipe to flonxj through. f. to roar or rustle through. a flowing through: esp. as ,= Medical term, diarrhoea. €(ws,

order:

each severally to leave a comrade's tent.

f.

f.

opt. of foreg.

to disperse.

in pres.

of

a casting about. From 3 sing. Ion. impf. of only used in pres. and impf., = 5iapII. intr. to throw oneself, plunge.

hurl, dart about.

f.

— to take up different quarters

. , , , () , -, -€, , ,, , -, I

I

to

of

-«,

or

expressly, dis-

tinctly.

aor.

dissipate:

to

or equip oneself.

slip

(for the tenses, v.

f.

to break,

to

aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense)

— :

pf.

II.

to

fut.

:

utterly.

ing.

- .

Med.

I

to set in

f.

directions.

through: absol.

scatter

3 sing. aor.

of

fut. 2 pass,

to besprinkle:

:

:

in.

aor.

disband.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

f.

2.

pass over in silence.

various

plunder, Lat. diripere

to

-

{Aios) the feast of Jupiter at Athens.

-. -€€, -€(|, , ^. ^, ; -, -, -€, -( -( -( — -, (, •€, — -, -{, -) ): •, ) $, $, , ^. -, , -, -, , €, -€, -, .--, -, , , , -, to

con-

Ep. aor. 2 [], 3 sing, dart or rush through. f. to mark or point out: to make

f.

(for the tenses, v.

:

€€

intr.,

:

tail.

to

:

endure,

wild

fut.

Pass.

trans, to

places, to dispose.

, plunder.

manifest.

to harass, oppress.

II.

also to

-$.

in complete competence.

or

make qjiite

shake violently

to

Hence

Adv.

lasting.

sufficient:

to

:

to nourish.

II.

to

quite manifest.

kfiown, explain.

have full strength

hold out, prevail.

a snarling dog.

like

wagging with the

to keep

-^: :

f.

interrupt.

-, , -5, ) , , -, , -<2[, , ) -, -€,,{.- .-^: ) -€(

complete in detail, describe

to

distinctly.

make

to

f,

f.

{,

f.

med. of

f.

strike through.

ov, flecked or spotted

..

grin

-(, {, 5) -[, , -€, , aor. I inf.

pf. pass,

f.

to

and

strengthd. for

of

aor. l inf.

suspend upon.

to

to fawn

to sell publicly.

f.

rent asunder.

to cut in pieces.

f

Hence

red-hot: hot, fiery.

to set

f.

,

f.

search out by questio?iifig

to

:

ov,

aor.

:

of

fut.

ojyos, 6,

pf.

:

melting

aor. 2 inf. of

fight with.

f.

—

:

away, vanishing.

to unfold, disclose.

f.

2

scare

with panic.

to strike

:

(

:

-, ) -, -€ ) -, , -(, ,. , -, -,,, -65, -, , )

away,

—

——

:

a sophist.

,

to cleanse by

rubbing.

Dep.

to act or

f.

,

,

Att.

or in pieces.

aor. 2 pass, inf of

f.

or

. to

like

From

torn to pieces.

-, , fut.

speak

rend

more commonly

in

sunder

:

(for

:

:

the

tenses,

:

.

to

:

to

—

-,

:

-,

,

.

:

:

167

()

Ion. for

fois,

—

—

:

tear asunder, part, Lat.

break through, ptdl down : of the laws, to break through, transgress : to separate Pass., of divellere

:

— bLao€v.

):

v.

€ -, , —

:

disposition, arrange-

, -, , , , . , () , . -, , , . -, , -, () , €, , -, -€,, ) -, , -, , , () , -, -€, -. -, ) ) , , , -, , -€, -, -, -, -, ,

soldiers, to be distributed in quarters.

epw, to sow, scatter or spread abroad: II. to separate.

f.

(() '. -^', ',

to

squander.

,

dispersion.

Dep.

aor. 2 part,

,

an

distance,

interval.

order by rule,

to

and inf. a standing apart

palisade.

to continue.

determine.

give orders.

II. to

arcs,

Ep. for f.

dual

aor.

2

gleam

to

or

dawn

of

throtigh.

Dep.

to

-6, .-: —

:

torted, to

pf.

:

—

—

-^,

to tear in pieces

disparage.

Att.

f.

to slaughter.

,

,

-, , () -, , Att.

f.

to

:

— Med.

a

like

ball, to toss about.

to foil or

ayos,

a

overturn utterly.

,

any opening made by

a rocky gorge.

-, -(. -, , cleft,

to scatter

f.

-€, ,

draw a wall

:

or as

^)

to

:

Hence

wall.

V.

:

part

:

—

— Pass

Att.

,

from

battle

[]

to exert

stoutly.

across

(,

off.

to

bring

mark

out.

to fulfilment.

bring quite to an end: to fulfil:

to

From

(, $) incessant

Ion.

f.

:

-€

:

permanent.

(for the tenses,

:

through, cut in twain

to cut

to

,

:

be

to sever,

cut into

—

—

f.

(v.

f.

-€, Pass.,

~€. ),

with

pass,

of

and

Ion.

make a

to bore through,

and

act.

pf.

hole in.

melt by heat melt entirely, thaw.

to soften or

to

pf.

watch

to

f.

, — -, 4€•.

closely.

II.

—

, ,

to be

:

Pass, to fly in pieces. pf.

compressed at the waist to

f.

Pass,

{,

— to

:

aor.

Pass.,

I

:

place separately, arrange.

to be cloven

:

I

asunder, to be parted.

:

to

—

.

to

come safe

,

ijs,

f.

f.

17^0», to

[], Dor.

(, Tdyos)

.

aor. 2 inf. pass,

to

f.

.

.

fut.

med.

is

,

aor.

,

Ep. 3

to a place.

:

2.

Pass, to be disposed

to recite, '2.

II.

Med.

to settle

:

honour greatly.

shake asunder, shake to pieces: used in pass, sense.

, ^ . . ,

keep safe through, bring one well through : also to keep in memory: Med. to preserve to oneself: Pasi. to come safe through ; (is or irpos

—

forth

pf

mutually; to make a covenant with one absol. to make an agreement with, promise. f.

(for the tenses, v.

to set

3.

—

to treat

:

to set out for sale, dispose of.

aor. 2 part, of f.

manage

of, treated.

a wasp. cleave asunder Pass., aor.

?

;

to dispose,

like

(sub.

kavTov), to keep oneselffrom, abstain from. for wherefore ? Lat. quainobrem

) — -, - . ) -, -, , \($. -5, -(-, -, — -(, -, (^( -^, , , — -,5, (-) -, , , ()

a sling

-

strips.

:

pf.

:

to stretch out,

:

to cut off and fortify : to divide as by a

:

to

f.

-€

a place walled

Dep.

,

f.

maintain

to

f.

from

to be in

to strain oneself:

by a wall

to cleave asunder,

throw about

of

hard

worry,

to

appoint one to

order by will.

Pass., aor. i

oneself, strive

is,

f. (for the tenses, v. to turn aside : to pervert Pass, to be dishave one's eyes distorted: to squint. Hence ov, distorted : metaph. perverted.

to

:

a general.

to serve as

— Pass,

:

to

:

draw

also to

pass, sense

also, to

pf. pass,

distinction, difference.

-,

f.

battle:

part, in

i

Med.

to contimie doing.

,

of

aor. I pass. part, of

apportion re-

gularly.

force,

aor.

in

II.

-€6\•,

to stuffin between.

f.

in order

arrange

to

2. c. ace. et inf. to

—

f.

interval.

3

f.

distort

up separately. do or be Med.,

aTos,

,

.

draw up

:

(for the tenses, v.

to separate, to distinguish,

-(,

Pass., aor.

pf.

:

stretch to the full

-(, command, an ,

f.

throw into great

to

f.

confusion, confound.

to go through or across:

aor. 2

Att.

posted in battle order

disagreement, dissension. with stakes or a

2.

battle.

-, , -,Att.-: (.: — -( [] --^ —

order.

to fortify

f.

of troops in order of

set in order,

regulate.

(ojs,

esp.

aor. 2

Att. for

f.

ment :

to

for

arrange.

—

I

:

pi.

they parted friends

:

aor. 2 :

to cut in twain, divide, sever;

absol. they

Ep.

pass.

for

(v

were scattered abroad.

aor. I inf. of

a disposition. of

commandment.

ov,

f.

to

contend

to shoot

in shootitig with.

through or across

Med.

— —

, -,

biaropos

168

Zia-r6pos,ov,

zci.

fut.

, -^,

-€

nied.

aor. 2 pass.

-^, -,

, -

a thing.

:

ferently from

'/.

to turn, divert,

f.

.

-€, * — —

dissuade

nied.

aor. I

Pass,

:

:

—

—

from

:

Adv.

:

, , ^) -

pres. act. part,

of

dif-

especially, extremely.

:

',

and

fut.

aor. i

formed from

Ion.

aor. 2

;

*€'/:

veyKov formed from

turn or be diverted

to

. -

^.

.

—

piercing: o{ sound, thrilling,

biaropos, ov, pass., pierced. aor, 2 inf. of

with

—

:

—

to carry carry different ways: to tear to give their votes a against one but also to determine

over or across. astinder ;

2. to

(v.

:

maintain, support throughout. different way, i. e. by vote : metaph. to disperse reports. 3. to carry (for the tenses, v. II. through, bring to perfection. 4. to bear through, to run through or over: metaph. to exhaust. endure, go through with. 5. absol. to continue, to intr. to run about, Lat. discurrere. f.

—

, -,

):

to

f.

:

;

.€,/ nm trembling aboxit,flee all ways.

live. II. intr. to differ, to be different from. 2. impers., it makes a difference to me, 2 a wearing away, a spending of time. it makes no difference; points pastime, arnusement. 3. serious employment, 3. to be different from a man, to 4. a way of life, of difference. study : a discussion, argument. III. Pass, to differ or be at II. in bad sense, a waste of time, loss of surpass, excel him. living. variance with, quarrel tvith. From time, delay. i),

[]

, ,

:

f.

:

pf.

—

—

^

Pass., aor. 2

rub between;

to

:

[]

:

Siarp'opas:

-, -^ f.

^^: ( '/)

II. Hence to rub away, consume : to waste, destroy. 2. to busy, employ metaph. to spend time, live. III. to put oneself. 3. to waste time, delay.

€|5,

-, -5,

,

,

-8,

{,

planted with vines,

esp. to be

€5, -, {.-

. , , . ,

^)

pf.

-

-, , -[, -8, (, )

gnaw

throtigh.

or

fut.

aor. 2

4•: —

-,5, , fs,

6,

mad:

-5, , (,

{5, 8)

a rujiner in

.,

€, -, [], and

f.

shew through, make aor. 2

(for the tenses, v.

, -. -, ) dawn.

2.

(s,

to be transparent.

:

to be

— Adv.

II.

proved :

III. intr. in

:

is,

(,

transparent.

—

Pass, to rave.

wander abroad, run

difference, distinction. II.

2.

distinction, excel-

advatitage, profit.

III.

2.

carry off as plunder, to plunder : also to rend in II. to carry through or across. pieces, destroy. to

(, ,

to superior,

excellent.

a plundering.

, $,

shew

different, unlike.

2.

Adv. rf

ivall.

2.

at variance with.

II.

advantageous, profit-

as Subst.,

6,

vario7isly.

difference

2.

at

3. excellently.

aTos,

to

:

{) , -, . $.

III.

disagreement.

from

light through, daivn.

to

-op€,f.77, to drag about, spread abroad.

Act. able.

Hence

{, 5) —

mad

abroad.

variance, disagreeifient.

2. glowmttaph. ivell-known, manifest: variance.

:

f.

rj,

to

:

-vivs, manifestly.

Ion.

moral

From Hence

seen through, transparent.

ing, red-hot. illustrious

to drive

-«,

lence.

1. in

a corrupter, seducer. disband.

f.

to get

III.

be deranged,

3.

to dismiss,

ov, II. Pass., through. 2. to differing with another [], to be seen, appear through. to shine

glow, to be red-hot. 3. metaph. be conspicuous among others. to

:

$, ,

$, {) ) 5,

Adv. openly.

:

intr. to

:

Hence

fishes.

,

[a]

perish

Hence

,, -|, -,. , ()

about

to ruin,

destruction, ruin, death.

j),

-.1, f

transparent, radiatit.

avXus) a double pipe or channel: a double cojirse, where the runner ran to turned round the the furthest point of the post, and ran back by the other side: metaph., II. ebb and flow, Lat. fluctus reciproci. a strait. to bite through. aor. 2 inf. of in the race,

sometimes

is

also to be dead.

a prey for

Att. for

go

med.

corrupt.

:

sense, corruption, seduction.

,

the race.

disabled

tonibble,

to shine through, daivn.

f.

to be destroyed,

:

the perf.

aor. 2 part. pass, of

aor. 2

:

2.

to se-

:

also fut.

Ion.

ripening one after the other.

;

harm.

esp. to bribe

:

Pass., fut.

II.

--

-:

pf.

to trot.

lead astray, cornipt, ruin

duce.

sustenance, support.

of a horse,

ov,

Ep.

-. — -€-,-(

to

ov, various in dispositions.

f.

pf.

an escaping, means of escape. to make known, publish.

77,

f.

f.

Adv. in three ways.

, -[, {)

iws,

:

away, escape.

to destroy Jitterly, kill : generally, to spoil,

dilatory.

,

-^

aor. 2

, -: -[, -€ -€, —

Hence

off by delay, thwart, hinder.

:

toflee through, get

:

II.

the

to,

membrane which

the stomach, the midriff.

—

a partition-

divides the lungs

—

—

:

—

—

:

bLap — bbvvos.

-^. -, , -, , -<, -, (,') ,— -5, \\) -5, ^) -5, ('/. -,{) {() -8,', (, *) , {) -, (. , {) -^,

Ep. aor. 2 to separate by a fence. which only occurs : to let through,

to tell clearly:

,

f.

f.

, , -,

in

compos.,

v.

let out.

joints in bodies

a

as the

division, as in nuts.

cleft,

^,

-, ., -, -, , , -€, , -, -[ -, -, -, €, .

preserve

Att.

f.

watch vigilantly,

to

blow or breathe through.

to

blow away: Pass, f.

with aor. 2 tervene; xpovos Pass.,

II.

scattered to the winds,

i

make

act.

:

—

to

draw

to

grow

through.

pf.

out,

—

II.

to in-

time elapsed.

Ion. for

to disagree.

to :

, €,

-£, , •6, -€€, ,, -, aor.

inf.

I

pass the winter. Att. to have in hand, con-

f.

duct,

of

to

f.

,

Hence management, administration.

manage.

€
or things by

f.

to choose

between two persons

show of hands, or by open vote. Hence , a choice betxveen two persons or

things.

CO):

f.

pour

different

ways

melt

to soften,

:

aor. to

-^'. —to

-e'xfa, Ep.

i

pour

out, dissolve

also to disperse

:

:

metaph.

:

; -, , -€ . -,

to be relaxed.

to

mock

greatly.

old form for

to

to

con-

in inf.,

^: —

c. ace. pers. to

II.

-4, ,-,

Ion. for foreg.

apt at teaching.

of things, taught: that

that ought to be taught,

II.

:

,

fcus,

, . ,(), a teaching-place, school.

;.

teaching : education, trainthe rehearsing of a drama; cf

II.

fit for ,, -$, instructively.

Adv.

, (/)

€€, (,

himself taught the actors. -<€, Ep.

science, art.

a teacher, master because he

of

inf.

(,

poet, for

fut.

aor.

:

aor.

from

(as if

causal form of

teaching, in-

{) \5,

and 77, a dramatic poet was called

*)

i

inf.

of

poet.

pf.

:

(

with double ace,

Pass, to be taught, to learn. II. is used of the scenic poets, who taught the actors their

, ,

Hence

parts.

,

,,

teaching: doctrine. to bind, fetter Ep. for Ep. for 3 sing, imperf.

:

:

Ion. 2

or

:

with pebbles

I

and 3

sing. pres.

for

of

2

sing imperat. and Ep. 3 sing. impf. o{ inf 3 plur. pf. aor. : [d] fut.

formed from

;

:

:

:

part.

) , Ion.

opt.

(*)

$, imperat.

-5, :

to

aor. 2

f.

run away, ov,

{$,

subj.

escape.

-

of two drachms ; pay of two drachms a a double drachm, = half a

soldiers with

:

decide by votes. fcus, 77,

II.

opos,

II.

:

, , , , {$,

pf

-

both the men.

[]

ov.

Dep.:

Att.

day.

shekel, paid annually to the treasury at Jerusalem.

to be deceived, mistaken. {.

Hence

a deciding by vote.

(-

formed from

inf.

Ion. subj.

pi. pres.

3

';.

) -, ^ , -5, ( : , . , — -([,

—

ae they taught thee riding Med. have a person taught; also, to teach oneself, learn:

Ep forms

to deceive utterly.

also as Pass., aor.

(redupl.

:

to teach;

:

I

:

to

inf.

sweep away, blow away.

or

of

teaching, instruction.

,

,

destroy, slay.

to

-, , -, -€ -€•,

:

of

fut.

|5,

of

carry a mound across. f. to go or pass through : impers., avTois they laboured under diarrhoea. . Att. to separate. f.

, (/)

, /. &€, {) {)

can be taught

—

complete the mound. f. with Dor. 3 sing, to use constantly : also to meet with, suffer

under.

double.

, ,*. , ^, €, , . '- €, , , * ,: , (., (, ,, , of metals,

II. Pass, to be poured from one vessel found. into another: to be melted: to fall to pieces metaph.

-€^, -,

—twin;

a lesson.

,

17,

structive.

draiv back, withdraw. f. to loosen : to open, un[] II. to make supple by exercise. to gape wide, yawn. or

bar.

twice-born:

Dor. for

ing.

sound discordantly,

to

f.

with two eyeballs. speaking ($,

persons, taught, instructed.

to tear up, rend.

to

f.

, . , ,

),

two-pointed, []

ov,

: , {) . 05, {)

aor.

:

II.

ojf.

be

to

vanish.

draw

(5, («,

ov,

of ships, to haul

:

water-tight.

arcs,

keep, maintain.

:

cool, refresh

make

to

:

169

two languages Lat. bilinguis : as Subst., , an interpreter. II. double-tongued.

means of escape. any natural partition,

:

high and dry

Att. -ttos, ay,

=

, ,

to

f.

to vote

Dor. for

€() bearing twins. ovos,

,,

poet, for

{$)

touching

{$,

a twin-brother, [a]

:

— —

:

—— —

:

— hUvrai.

hLbvo€vi

170

.-€5, {$, *yevw)

$5,•$

twin-born.

is,

pf.

. , , , . , , ,, ( -6, ( ,

a /«//«-brother opt. of

=

fut.

aor. i

:

— Med.,

aor. 2

aor. 2

:

twins.

;

:

—

pf.

:

:

—

:

((

aor. 2

(*)

to give,

:

V.

sub

that

.

;

in his

.

, , ,, ..*.

self.

III.

formed from

part, of

vocat. of

hU, poet,

for

fut.

of

$, godlike.

Pass,

-,

be

to

curity.

^, /. ayyv.

to say clearly.

€

to question closely.

draw

to

perf.

:

-€-€5, -,

(,

ov,

across. :

—

apcov, ^evos)

-€.

pass ot

to

dissembling

Prep, right through.

aor, I of

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

,,

aor. 2 pass,

[],

-€76,

bring quite to an end. to pass out through.

to

f.

and

f.

{.-^: .-,

pass by, overlook.

aor.

II.

-4-

through : to sail out. II. in to break the enemy's line by sailing

to sail out tactics, it.

through.

give bail for : Med. to take bailed, set free on his se-

to

f.

—

for

i

with one's guests. before a vowel

€5,

aor. I pass, of

-fpv,

Ion. for

a thing through.

through

aor. 2 of

of

-

. € -.. -, , -, , . . , ,.: ) , ... , ^. , . , draw

naval

€(6, 3 sing. impf. of

-,

pf.

poet, for

aor.

:

:

aor. 2 of

bail

-6,

to

. , . , €, -€, , . Ep. for

€,

used as

.-£'€,

vote oneself.

,

to tell at length, detail,

,

between.

, 6, €<,

power. 6. in vows, to grant, allow, cause give me to avenge myseemingly intr. to give oneself up, de-

put oneself

:

II. to

-6, ^ €£

pf.

Pass., fut.

() —

{,

:

speak one with another, converse. f. Ep. and Ion. : Ep. also to keep asunder or apart : to keep off. II.

intr. to lie

:

2. in pres. and impf. to offer. give freely, present of the gods, to grant : so of the laws, to permit or sanction. 3. to devote, offer to the gods : to give lip, surrender, in good or bad sense. 4. of parents, kavrov to give their daughter to wife. 5.

Tivi to

explain.

:

imperat. of

Ep. for

:

double, twofold; Zi-

ov, or os, ov, (Sis)

Hence contr.

6, a sailing across or a breaking the enemy's line in a sea-fight.

2.

Ion. for

-€€, -68, , {, () Ep. for

3

pi.

aor. I pass, of

, . , , . . , , , . €, . , ... , , . , . . . , . , . . , , , . . , -, '. , . . arouse

to

Ep. aor. 2 pass,

:

he

was aroused, awaked.

€€£$, aor.

€,

pass. part,

i

aor. 2 of aor.

(, ,

of

-^,

Ion. for

aor. i of

aor.

v.

of

I

aor.

or

poet. impf. of

€|, impf, of

'/, ^^.

aor. I

Ep.

pf. pass,

of

-, -(

^.

),

€,

pf. pass,

Adv.

\4'/.

of

pass. part,

pf.

of

fut.

-,

hence

:

(,

;

with no

inf.

{

ibo)

:

ace. to pass or

to discuss a subject.

used instead)

:

aor. I

open

pull th'ough.

\y~\,

aor.

i

aor.

I

3.

(v.

pres. in use

€7€', poet.

make merchandise of,

to go about go through

:

fut.

')

of from*t77^t) sing. aor. i of

to speed,

press on.

pass. pf.

—

to

dispose of: hence to betray. Ion. -cveiKai, aor. i inf. of

:

being :

,

:

tovs to keep on drinking.

if

<, -: -€. €€, -€€, -6, ,. {, 2

;

pass. o{

fut.

II. c.

aor. 2

[]

aor. I of

of aor. 2 of

go away.

2. to

[],

pf.

-€,

fut.

AI'EMAIjPass. (as

distinctly, precisely.

to

— 8.

of

to tear asunder, pull

3 sing. aor. 2 med. of aor. 2 of which supplies the pres., to look through, discern, distinguish.

€€8,

aor. 2 inf of

aor. 2

aor. I

inf.

of of of

I

fut.

aor. I

(|[, €6,

to thrust

of

pf.

aor. 2 of

(€,

:

drive or ride through.

II. intr. to

plqpf. pass, of

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 of

(for the tenses,

drive through or across

to

:

aor. 2 inf. of

aor. I pass, of

(,

Att.

fut.

through.

.

3 sing. impf. pass, of

From

or exercise of cavalry.

of

r

channel through. of driving through. II. a charge

aor. 2

sell,

:

aor. I inf. pass.

Med.

f.

3

pi.

of

to think within oneself.

kviavTos) to live out the year.

—

— —

—

:

:

bL€VT€p€va

-€€€, $, ,

-€|

through entrails

:

(/,

— Comic word

-'

contr.

-

(vrepov)

Att.

to rush or spring forth.

-

(,

8i-€^eip.i,

€^€)

go

to

:

through.

II. intr. to

f.

pass

to drive

:

march through or

ride or

-, ,

Att.

-€

Att.

f.

to

:

:

number.

to count over, to

hence

fut.

:

out through

-€€, -€ []

through

looking

for sharp-sightedness.

across.

to unroll, untie.

. '5,

—

171

, , €, -<,

men, fresh,

,

,

-€, ,

pass through.

to

f.

—

moist, fresh, juicy

-€|€€,

examine

to

f.

go through

to

(cf.f'pxo/xai):

go out through, pass through: go through in order to

gone

by,

II. intr. to

of time.

-€€, , -€,

,

strengthd. for

be past,

to cross-question, to question con-

tinually.

of

inf.

:

.

med. of

also pres. inf.

. . , , ., ,

.

to eat through.

fut.

—

-€€-

of hence of the part., prudently, considerately. pf,

(sub. kavrop), of a river, to

II. intr.

itself.

:

of

aor. I of

€^€.

go through, give free

let

f.

passage.

empty

:

Dep.:

. ' , -€, , €€', ^. 8£€, fut.

f,

2. to get to the end of. set forth, recount in full.

aor.

or across, pass through. 2. to come to the end, arrive at. II. intr, to pass, of time to go abroad, prevail, of a report. Ill, to go through, narrate. to

used as

closely.

pf.

.

'^. -:

I and pf. of and aor. 2 of

aor,

-(^:

fut.

, 6, .-/^: 3..2-'. .-}- -€, , -€, ^: 8i-c^€pcop,ai, to question closely.

metaph. of

:

quick, active: later, wet, liquid.

€$, Adv.

:

€(.,

of

pf. pass,

aor. 2 pass. o{

[],

-

. ^. , -, , . 66, ^ €, . . . €€, », , 6€, . ^. . <, . €€, . . -, . €€$, . . . , /. , €, . , ^. , . , . €, . . 6€, . €, , . 65, . ^,,^^, -, €, . : " ^ ^, . -€, , , () -, ,, ^) -, ^ . , -€. , (. . -, €, . -€$,

Ep. inf. of a way out through, a passage,

17,

the issue or evetit of a thing

also the

:

suns

aor.

outlet

orbit.

II.

a full account.

f.

[],

aor.

to keep the feast throughout.

aor,

I

-€,

oi of

€€, €€,

aor.

I

aor. 2

-65,

[],

€•€,

i

-, -, Ep. aor.

and med.

€S,

-, , {.: .-': -'^,-^'^ Dep.

II. to

it.

plqpf. in pass,

actum erat de

:

to

:

work

at, esp.

Ep. and Ion. for

, -€€,

-€€,

aor.

I

pass, «tp-

f.

to

Lat.

'. — ^,

prop up

were ruined.

Med.

to lean

:

upon.

;

a scout or

ov, 0,

f.

-<,, Ep.

for

an

-€€,

(,

f.

-6€, -€,

aor. 2 pass, oi

I

of

med. and

pass, oi

to separate ac-

of.

to lay asleep.

f.

(,

f.

to continue pro-

sperous, to prosper throughout.

[],

aor. 2 pass,

of

Ion. for

3

pi.

plqpf.

of

[],

From

expound.

pi.

arrange carefully in order. Dep. to take good heed, beware

videite.

interpreter.

to interpret,

aor.

for

aor. 2

-^^,

€€5, , , €€8, -6€, ,

3

aor. 2 act.

€|€. Dor.

curately,

fut. poet, 77aor. I peaaa to row about, to swim to swing about. . to search through, examine closely. Hence :

for

:

of land, to cultivate

ra

sense,

(,

Ep.

plqpf. -etp-

destroy, ruin, kill, Lat. cotificere: also

rebus, the affairs

^,

-€, , {€$)

manage, order, arrange.

Ion.

:

pass, of

l pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of (5, €T0s) of two ycars : two years old. ctos) lasting through the year. oy, the space of two years.

-, -€8,

of

of

aor. 2

and

of

I

aor.

aor. 2

I

of

3 sing. aor. 2 of

aor. I act.

of

to

of

perf, part,

aor,

aor. 2 act.

or

of

pf.

aor. 2 pass, of

pf. part. pass,

of aor. i of aor. 1 of

f.

and

of

pf. pass,

of

Ep. aor. 2 oi

aor,

of

of

i

aor. I of

aor.

pass, of

aor, 2 of

pi. plqpf.

3 aor. of

and

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of aor. i med. oi

tofinish the web.

,

f.

-€{|,

pf. pass,

(€.,

act.

aor. 2 of

intrans. pf. of

-,

f.

aor. 2 of

a(vy.

'^;,

keep apart, divide.

to

•

', , ,. — :

,^. , ),. . , -•5 )

—

172 intrans.

go

to

',

reach.

quite through : to stretch across, of time, to stand apart, be distant

—

2. to

intervene.

Ep. 2 sing,

for

try

to seek after,

,.

meaning

Dep.

:

a thing.

:

to seek the

II.

demand

III. c. inf. to

of.

to seek out

:

or require

=

, -, , -2|5,

^,

and

ov,

),

, ,

vyos,

. , -€, Ep. impf.

($,

*)

,,

to be in doubt, at

ainphibious

.

and

aor. I act.

pass,

of

of

i

Att. -ttos, ov, (5is,

between

where two seas meet, Lat. bimaris.

seas,

'/)

($,

ov,

twice-sharpened, two-

-, -5, ,($, $) -, {$,€)

edged.

loss.

living twice over.

:

an

impf. and aor.lof

3 sing. pres. subj. med. of

||,

two

a

€

;

of

pf.

/) -5,

(bis,

doubly-yoked, double. ov,

-,

es, ($, double upper story, upper chamber.

aor.

that.

—

(

ov,

6p6vos) two-throned.

/s,

,, , , , . ', -, , . . ^ 5, -, -€, - ^. , , . -, ) -, ) - -, ) , , . - €, ^: ^,: , , . , ,) - -, .-€, ,

Ion. for

aor. 2 of aor.

of

I

Dep.

-€,

, wash

through the

II. intrans.,

to filter through, percolate.

.€,

2.

of the liquid,

-.

Ion. for

I

of

of pf. part, pass, of f. to go through, extend along or beII. /o pervade, fill. aor. I of aor. 2 of pf. part. pas«.

,

tween.

.

(,

is,

-5, $) ', -, -:€.

smeared aor. 2 and I and

all over.

pass, of

pass, of

, . and

pf.

, {,

f.

through. solve,

II. to distniss,

melt

aor.

aor.

I

tinctly.

aor.

i

pass,

aor.

l

of

to direct by steering straight. fut.

to

go through,

by rain

i.

, . -, . . , , . I

aor.

i

|,

of of

:

and

pf.

contr. for

aor. I pass,

of

impf. of

^,

aor.

.

I

of

aor.

',

:

aor.

of

I

1

^.

.

pass, of

pf. pass,

of

:

Dep.

*€.

:

reach.

II. to

Root of fallen heaven, epith. of streams swollen heaven-sent, divine, holy, pure. (Alas,

(05,

hovering in air. one must inquire.

aor.

— tosetapart,

-,

I

with aor. 2 act. pf. plqpf. to stand apart, to be divided: hence 2. to differ, be at variance, quarrel. 3. to part after fighting. 4. to stand at Pass.,

-(( — II.

aor.

I

of

III. aor.

med.

. , ((

-|, -,

clearly, dis-

of

but

aor. 2

from

t.

later,

:

:

in telling a story.

is,

from Zeus,

,

i

used trans., to separate. Dep. to lea?i upon, rely on.

II.

to affirm confidently.

Pass.,

of

aor. I

)|, aor.

Adv.

(, €$) witid-swept.

ov,

send

being melted.

is

, . . , ,, ^.. .

$, -€5,

to

disband. 2. to dismed., in pass, sense,

certain distances or intervals.

stretching evenly along, stretching the

€S,

whole length, unbroken, uninterrupted. Att. -«$, from beginning to end

:

2. to thrust

aor. 2 part,

;

-,f.

pass the whole

whence

:

lyric

:

of

of

I

^)

go through.

let

divide, distract.

day.

€, -,

of

(Deriv. un-

with two thyrsi.

verb. Adj. of

aor. 2 of

to

kind

v. *Ais.

;

(for the tenses, v.

€s,

pf. act.

($,

ov,

of Zevs inf. of

dat.

through or across,

'/. -^

ai, a. Ion. for

a

epith. of Bacchus.

fut.

impf. and aor.

dithyramb,

the

II.

known.)

air.

to strain through, filter, sift.

out, cleanse.

-,

,

narration, the state-

ov. Ion. for

a dithyram-

bic poet.

poetry.

f.

his chorus.

,

the case.

-€5,

to

(^/)

who taught

the dithyramhic poet

to describe or narrate in full.

,

($,

ment of

'. '/'/.

f.

:

of

perf. inf.

contr.

fut.

f.

pf.

:

Judge, adjudge

:

aor.

:

3

()

:

judge

:

to

give judgment

decision.

II.

Med.

:

,

€.

to

go

to plead,

to law.

inf.

3

,

rei, to

3. absol. to

come to a speak before the III. Pass, to

poet, for

Ion. for

of

:

be

-

pi. pres.

($,

:

2. c. dat. to

the Judge, to be accused.

Ion. for

—

-

generally, to

, ,, . , -, )

Judges : absol. brought before

aor. I

I.e. ace.

:

to decide, detennine.

decide for a person. Judge his cause. be

I

just judgment.

—

-$, lic

dealings.

08,

,

,

, ,

cojs,

also

(, $) {5)

, , , . $

II.

observant

In phrase

bound to

/ have a right

do,

2.

(, with

I

to do.

, justice, righteousness. $, , —

()

and

fut,

;

to consent

to

:

:

make

—

right

, ,

desire one to do.

punish.

II, to

judge

:

make just, hold

III. to

I

,

to

to

condemn:

to

) , () -, (, ) -5, $,, (,

Subst.,

65, ,

5,

,

€,

, 09,

casting nets

as

:

,

a fisherman. unknown animals of Libya.

, , ,

arcs, ro, an act ofjustice, the making good II. 2. an acquittal, act ofjustification. a wrong. a plea of right, just claiin. Adv. o( justly, rightly. (5, , a setting right, doing justice to punishment. 11. a claitn, detnand of right. III. judgment, good pleasure. contr. for fut. inf. of belonging to trials, judi/,

From

to cast the net.

f.

guiltless, justify.

Hence

9,

(5is,

, (,

inf.

c.

to

a pitchfork. colleague in power, jointly-ruling : double-slaying. double-beating : doubleoared, with two banks of oars on a side.

to think right :

get up a law-suit. two-headed. two-headed, two-pointed,

, ($, is,

Pass., aor. :

:

pleader.

) -5,, ) $) - -8, -9, ) €, , am

as Subst.,

also to claim as one's right

:

double-folding, of doors folding-doors.

-(, ) -5, ,(, (,

of

fair, mode-

the infin.,

173

$, ($, , -€8, , (, -) -5, ,,= \($.

jusi in pub-

equal, even: strict,

\l\. right, lawful, just.

exact.

)

— bLv. $, , («,

as Subst.,

,

os,

right, righteous, just.

rate

—

::

,

or

epith, of Arte-

mis the goddess of the chase. meshes

.

;

,

woven

in

the net's meshy folds.

aneipai

TO,

any net-work, a fishing-net

:

a

Hence

hunting-net.

, -5, , ,

), , ) , , () , , -5, ) () ', , ) $ ) ) (.( ,, ) , , *( , ,, ^ , ^^ (: , , () -5, , (5,

cial.

II.

Pass, to be caught in a

skilled in law, lawyer-like.

-5,

,

{, \) ,

,

two-headed. law-giver, judge.

of

Dina.

little

,

ing.

trials

inf.

Adv.

,

-€$,

-5, , , €, , ^. {$,

tivo-horned, two-pointed.

,

6,

,

neut.

a private

suit

$

faction or penalty

ment,

or action, 2.

a

f.

awarded

by the

$ \(,=

sumere poenas, to inflict punishme?it ; to be the defendant in the trial, opp. to

-, , (, ) , $, :

. Dim,

,

,

as Subst.,

of

or

aor.

I

;

:

()

round a

to drive

and

f.

-.— Fzss., aor. i

:

circle.

, , , ,, 65, €, 05, , ,

(pevyeiv

to

make whirl II. intr.

or spin

and Pass.

,.

.

2. also the a whirl, eddy. , like circular area where the oxen trod out the corn, a thresh-

bringing justice, ave?tg-

ing-floor.

, ($) f.

i

little trial.

a whirl-

whirl about in the dance: generally, to roam about. a whirling : a whirlpool^ eddy : a whirlHence wind. rounded. iv, whirling, eddying. aor. I pass. inf. of whirled round. verb. Adj. o{

an avenger. a

:

:

', ,

to prosecute.

ing

From double pay. : divided between two ; as

to

3, the satis-

judge ;

of or

to value

Ion. impf.

pf.

round

give satisfaction or suffer punishh^\. Lat. poenas dare; to

(,

aor. I

(a

opp. to

trial.

double-

From

ing, dajicitig.

;

public prosecution).

:

crests.

a half-drachma, Ep. impf. of anything whirled round

Subst.,

(6is,

77, right ; the orig. sense was custom, usage, manner; yap for this is the y matmer of old men ace. as Adv., in the way II, order, law, after the manner of. of, right. III. in plur. judgments : generally, a IV. an action at law, law-suit : prosentence.

perly,

repeat-

twice,

worth two minae ; at two minae. 77, a double share

cp.

:

saying

Att.

pres. in

a mattock or pickaxe

(S/s,

€7;)

/s,

pointed, twofold.

use, to throw, hurl.

-€, $, ,

(

double-tongued, deceiful. with two spears ($, wiih

an aor. with no

with two teeth, Lat. bidens -Kcpaios, (8, gen. euros or Kepas) two-horned.

II.

Hence

From

, two -5, -', , ($, -5, ,, ,(', $)

:

-$.

of

From

.

two-oared.

repetition.

-5, ,

court ofjxistice.

juror. judge for law or of

sculls.

generally,

:

(yos)to say again, repeat.

f.

the juror's fee, at first one obol, after-

wards three obols.

a pair of

($,

court ofjustice.

, , , ({) ,,

?iet.

ply a pair of sculls to work double-hatided ; and to

f.

3

.

a large round goblet. turn with a lathe, to round.

to

to thresh out.

— 174

- -

8i|os,

hvs—

,, () turned on ,,

,

81v(i>t6s,

worked round.

Ion. for

the lathe,

rounded

:

double.

compos, means sprung from Jove (A'ts, Ai6s) or from the gods, hence excellent, god-like. 6, wherefore, on which Conjunct, contr. for Lat. account : therefore : with enclit. added, or

in

, ) '

-,

-8, -€€,

epos, o,

.,

burled by Jove. {Ais, jevfTwp) giving birth

to

-8, -5,

-€, , -,

— Aio-^iv-qs.

ov,

Jove-born.

, , ', ,

travel through. (, (, bdos) a way through, thoroughfare,

-8, ,

,

,

Gamelion (January).

-nopos) to

-

(February).

IV.

or simply Elaphebolion (March), the most famous of

Hence

,,

belonging to the Dionysia, or to

$,

Dionysos, Bacchus, , and poet. god of wine, vineyards, and dramatic poetry. (Deriv. uncertain.)

, , , -, ) -, , -, ( {) -, () -, , -, , -, -, , ,, .) , , , -, -, ,- -. . , (, , -, ): -, -, -,

2. perinission passage : the orbit of a star. a pass-port, safe-conduct. (Ais) Adv. sent from Jove.

-, -, or

-^,

f.

know

of huibov, to

pf.

to pass,

the difference, distin-

pf.

:

—

impf.

aor.

Pass.,

aor.

:

l

—

i

:

certain way.

II. to

Med.

Hence

to live apart.

vernmetit. disperse

:

II.

—

inhabit distinct places

:

—

house-keeping : management, goa governmerit : a province, a diocese.

,

Att.

f.

make

to

to live apart, to

Pass, to be scattered abroad. to

f.

-€,

f.

,

and

3 sing. opt. med. of

f

fut.

{$,

f

to

make good, amend,

—

so

amendme7it

:

-|.

. of

Judge

make

to

f.

rightly of. straight : to set right

:

to

make amends for : to tell also in Med. Hence utos, to, a making straight, correction and

,

a making straight, correcting,

:

,

reformation.

Ion.

:

by limits, separate.

go through

spy, scout.

correct,

amending of a fault

an arrow through.

fut.

a

a looker through. to see through, discern. two fathoms long.

6,

ecus,

to shoot

watch accurately,

'^, -8, -€, , ^)

off.

one must

(f.

to

rjpos, 6,

,

aright

build across, wall

verb. Adj. of

move round.

charge of a ship's cargo. From a director, ruler: a person in

gaze upon.

to

:

ov,

,

(ojs,

€5.

, (,

f

spy about

to manage, direct : to but also irreg. conduct the affairs of a state to treat or feed in a :

=

of Jove.

ship's cargo.

:

pf.

:

(Ais, irais) son

{)

6,

charge of a

:

es,

,

-.

sub

to be in

guish, decide. f.

-, -, V.

to open.

of

-

III.

',

in Anthesterion

Dionysos.

to travel through.

f.

(, impf

'

:

:

, -, ,

all.

=

ov, contr. for

Ep. for

but

:

,

5, ^'$. $,

*^()

{Ais,

(S,

$

(sub. tcpa), the feast of or Bacchus, esp. at Athens four distinct feasts in four consecutive months viz. I. aypovs or in Poseideon (December). II. kv or (in the where the

in

Jove.

-€5,

:

ace. of

stood), in

propter quod, propterea. ov, (Ais,

. :

2. to

f

Att.

:

—

to divide

distinguish, determine, de-

wander

about. fine: to ordain. II. to carry abroad, banish, Lat. Dep.: to ex-terminare. III. intr. to pass the boundaries. be quite gone by : of persons, to be clean gone, to have Pass, to hurry throjigh. II. to be gone through, ended. perished. aor. 2 pass, inf of pf of a cessation. utos, to, a through-cut, a canal. From to

f.

:

,

)

through, slip

-,

and away from. fut.

—

-,

:

to

pf

:

-)

to

f.

slip

Att.

:

(for the tenses,

.

bring to naught : to put out of mind : hence to forget, opp. to II. Pass, and Med., with pf to perish utterly. for Adv., altogether. f. to be always even-minded. 6vos, 6, the braggart of the deme Diomeia. V.

:

to destroy utterly,

-, ,,', -, ^,-, {,

) -, -: -€, , :

fut.

to

f.

to be

agreed on

:

—

med. on oath. to make an agreement : Pass. Med. to agree mutually to a thing. :

swear solemnly

:

:

f (for the tenses, v. Att. dig through: metaph. to tmdermine. Dep. to dance a match with one. (Ais) godlike, excellent, mighty ; joined with a genit., with sup. force, most divine of goddesses, of women. 2. noble, :

to

aor. I

to declare

8,

,,

honest, trusty.

gen. of Zevs

;

v.

ov, (Ais,

sent.

ostenfum

:

(Ais,

a portent.

KOpos, Kodpos)

) )

",

marvellous. *Ais.

3. divine,

-5, -, , '-, 05,

,

:

,

Att.

given by Jove, heaven-

a sign

and poet,

for

from

Jove, Lat.

:

(Ais,

sons of Jove, esp. the twins of Leda,

:

;.

;

— .

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.

-6, , -,

Hence

Conjunct, for

.

(, ) . -, -, , -, ,

direct, wherefore,

,/or the rea-

for what reason.

.=,

wherefore?

-€5,

.

quamobrem.

that, since, Lat. qtiocirca,

son

2. in-

3. interrogat.

that.

fs,

-5, 8,

{,

-5, -, ») -, ^, () —

epfjvos

($,

ov,

hands

*/.

)

of

,

brandished with both

two-handed swords. tttjxvs) two cubits long, broad,

;

(Si's,

to

,

double

etc.

II. intr., made twofold. Hence the twofold evil. 2 aKos, a double-folded mantle or cloak. are ship-planks (which double one over the II. as other), and poet, for ships, like Lat. trabes.

to be

, , , -, )

€$

,

,

Ad]., folded double. f.

From

to double.

, ov. Ion.

twice as much, as many, etc.

Adv.

again.

to

double

:

—

, ov, (/) double, as

:

Adv.

,

,

or

contr.

, , , ()

,

,

see

=

as

:

neut.

Comp.

Adv. twice as much. f.

to repay twofold.

-,

-5, ,(«,

twofold,

-5,

,

to double,

the Dipoleia,

-"•3,

i.

ov,

-5,

)6$)

e. obsolete, (P'ls,

two

rivers.

hi-Tto\i%,

bipes

:

—

$,

as Subst.,

the jerboa.

II.

,

-, €>, ,

$)

an

like the feast of

, , ($, ,a

lying between or on

$)

two-footed, Lat.

twice young.

with two wives. twice dead.

~

($)

f.

to pitch the quoit

$, , a thing thrown.

the

II.

a quoit.

pitchifig of

(5,

ov,

(() a round

,

of metal or wood. quoit : a trencher : a mirror. later

-, -, , {$,

two-sceptred.

a quoit of stone anything like a

plate,

, ' ) II.

ovpov) a quoit's cast.

twenty thousand: sing, ov, with collective nouns, as, 'imros ai, a,

{$,

ov, 0,

05

partners in sway,

$, ,

Ion.

(($)

(5,

:

two-

doubly.

of two rows,

, an

(5,

ai, a,

loss.

lines, or verses:

elegiac couplet.

) , -5, ) II.

ov,

a

to doubt, be at

(5, {$,

ov,

ov,

2000

($)

:

, () -5, ) -<5,

20,ooo

also divided, disagreeing, doubtful.

:

as Subst.,

in pairs, two together. double-mouthed, with two of a weapon, two-edged. of two syllables.

two thousand: also

with collective nouns,

-

in sing.,

as, i'lrnos

horse.

($,

worth or weighing

talents.

-TOKOS, ov,

05,

(,

TfKHv) twin or twice bearing.

-,

strain

-.

sub ov, thoroughly wet

etc., v.

-5, -\, (, ) f.

:

melting.

to strain ox filter

off.

also in

Att.

,

to

thoroughly: to

wake from

sleep

:

so

Lat. hifarius

:

in

Med.

05,

'',

Hence

.

a, ov, twofold, double,

Ion. used also for

Libyan kind of mouse, two feet long, broad, etc. for.

gene-

:

Hence

rally, to throw, toss.

two

the

in

and the Lat.

() . ^, , , -, , ) is,

motion

which appears

-,

()

($, (5,

ov,

ov,

etc.

out of date. twice ploughed.

(,

II.

Dor. for

ov.

[],

-iropos, ov, (<5, iropos) with two passages. ov,

-5,

-€5,

entrances, double.

bend double.

signifying

= Zcws,

an old nom.,

a, ov,

((, €$)

(s,

*'5,

. ^ -5,

novs) two feet long, broad, contr. of (/, Hence ancient /is/zva/ of Jove at Athens. es,

5, '$,-,$. ,,

inseparable Suffix, like

ov,

II. in plur.,= doubled, bent double. both, two. III. metaph. double-

;

Adv. twice, double.

f.

Hence

double cloak.

-, , $.)

($,

ov,

with two gates or entrances. with double lights. with two poles.

oblique cases Aius, Au contr. Dis, Diespiter, Dijovis.

,

-

)

TTvp)

, . [, , -5, )

minded, treacherous, Lat. duplex, opp. to

(From

;)

Adv. of

, 2.

(,

Att.

twice, twice over,

,

double.

-5, 5, ()

fold, double

a cloak folded double.

—

$, ,

(',

ov,

6i-irvpos, ov,

-5,

, ,., (sub.

.=

a pair of tzhleXs.

twofold, two, Lat. geminus.

become twofold. long or joint-ruling. two

broad.

two-faced.

two-winged. folded together, doubled:

ov,

horse.

Pass, to

ov, {pis,

-. ),

much

Hence

doubly.

-cws,

€ -, f.

Pass, to be doubled,

175

() -5, (, -)

to a place, as in

annoy exceedingly. formed from irais) with two children , , a dirge chanted by one's two children. two palms broad. ov, ($, to

fut.

($, {$,

ov,

ov,

-5,

cherished by Jove.

Ion. for

f.

-5, -,

$,

the temple of the Dioscuri.

)

'2.

Ion.

-«,

to dive after

:

seek after, bunt

—

, ,

. -5, ) -5, )

:

bLr|p —

176

, ()

prepared

€5, , ,-65, , ,=(.

hide, leather,

and so

, ) , , of tanned

-5, -5, $, {,, = $. ) -5, (, $) »,-5, {, ov,

-$,

ov, {Us,

-€€,() ^, , () , {, () -5,{$) a

for

,

,

6,

Adv., at the chariot-jvheels. , Dim. of

-5, $, , , $, ,

((5,

distraught in mind.

and

later

17,

, -.

(contr. of

or

two), in plur. ol

.$,{, ) 5, ', , ov, gen.

, , , (: .: ,

-€,

f.

{8, ')

rjffoj,

f.

,

carry a chair or

to

Pass, to be carried or travel in one.

-5,

(,

€S,

litter

) ) {$,

thirst after,

, ()

ov,

{$,

{) =, $, -5, {$, ',

—

I.

Adv.

!

|, , f.

,

Hence

to cleave

TO, a double

Dor. for

,

Adv.,

=

ov,

two

in

(,

a

II,

divided.

es,

Adv., poet, for in twain. Hence

,

like

ov, double, divided,

,

fern,

ov,

that which

II.

,

for

[a]

{,

adverse. sides.

the chase.'

persecution,

II,

€)•. — to push

piercing with anguish. (for the tenses, v.

and

:

away: Med.

to push asunder 2. to thrust away: for oneself, break through. Med. to push from oneself, push away : to repulse,

or tear

3. to reject

(£, €5, ,

of

inf.

and pass, of act. and pass, of

pf. act.

aor,

I

ov, verb. Adj. oi

Tjpos,

f.

:

of

to be

pursued,

at.

, ( {)

^,

for

—

to refuse.

:

inf.

0,

:

—

or

:

Pass., aor.

I.

to

((

», ,

and

From

to differ in opinion.

Adv. on or from both

'

the chase.

ov,

aimed

of

pursuing,

pursuit,

chased,

is

harassing.

poet. aor. 2

a forceps, pincers.

as Subst.,

parched.

\]

drive back.

cloven-hoofed.

to

. . , .. ^, , , , ,, ?,

copper coin.

in ttvo ways.

:

metaph.

double-minded, wavering. Act. always intr. to run

in

:

, {) {) , -5, -, -)fut.

asunder, disunite, make to

-, -8, , -\$. , -5,\, ,) {) , . 5,5, $. 5, 6-5, {, ) -,, {, , () ')

disagree.

!

II.

, , , , ,, chase.

2.

fut.

thirst.

$, ,

in two, asunder, apart.

:

away, take to flight, flee : to be afraid. II. in Med,, subj. inf. opt. mostly trans., to frighten away, chase, put to 2. also, like flight: to drive: to hunt: but to be afraid.

of two families.

II. at two, at variance : differently, oppositely. Prep, with gen. apart from, without: differently from, unlike : like avev, against the will of: of Place, away

2. except.

)

ov,

an Epic verb

for the

$,

to thirst: of

thirsty, athirst, dry,

ov,

eoi, TO,

carrying a chair. form: geof double nature

)

(,—

impf.

:

pf.

long earnestly for.

|;8, ,

nerally, twofold, double.

-5,

and

;

ihe ground, to be dry, parched.

a

From

inf.

aor. I

:

carry

11. to

had to do

a camp-stool, as the female Athenian women in processions. ov,

draw

,

fjs,

chariot-

to

dry

ov, thirsty,

$, , fem. of

bearing

the

doubly, in two ways.

Hence

thirst.

77s, 57,

,

apart in mind,

at variance, discordant, disagreeing.

as

pi.

of two minds,

:

to cut in two, cut

=

Adv.,

board, on which two could stand; the war-chariot : a II. generally, a seat, couch, stool. travelling-chariot. chariot.

=

ov,

Adv., like

$.$)

stand apart,

to

asunder.

a charioteer.

of a chariot: neut.

ov,

).

f.

From From a chariot.

-ttcws,

From

doubt.

II.

f.

disagree.

chariot-driving.

to drive in

wavering. Adv.

, {, -,, ,{,{,) )

From a charioteer. drive a chariot.

,

ov,

f.

)

a standing apart, quarrel, dispute

dissension.

seat, chair.

of

fern,

,

double-speaking.

payijvai) broken in twain.

{,

-poiTOS, ov,

chariot-driving.

,

f's,

doubtftilly.

year, Lat. hiferus.

$, , poet,

middle of the

in the

ov,

sounds: as and hicpeoyfov, to, a diphthong. bearing friiit twice i?i the

,

Subst.,

doubly enraged.

month, at or of the full moon.

leather.

^'^'^) with

ov, {dis,

e.

i.

6,

, -, , . , -, , . -, , , -5,

^,

holding 2

tiearly 3 pints. ov, (<$,

:

ov,

{$,

ov,

searcher after.

opos,

,

II. opp. to deppeis whicli are utiworked hides. anything made of leather : a leathern garment worn Hence by peasants a leathern tvallet.

from.

:

I

aor.

I

pursue, chase, hunt

:

pf.

:

:

a pursuer.

poet, aor, 2

€ya:

of persons, to

^. €, ()

:

:

dL(i)\€VLOs

€

seek after, follow closely

:

— Med.

to chase.

—

II. to

drive on^ drive away, chase away : to expel, to banish to drive a chariot hence seemingly intr. ;

) . . , -8, { ,

law-term, to the proprosecute, bring an action against ; 6 the defendant. secutor, plaintiff", opp. to ov, with outstretched arms. aor. I of aor. I med. of ov, ) on one's oath, bound by oath. Dione, mother of Venus (Jove being the II. daughter of Dione, Aphrodite. father). — with two names ov, {Sis, to drive

also to speed, haste.

;

-€5, (,

<(^

(,

) (,

,

-$,

named

together.

-(($,

III. as

\($)

ov,

urging on

, , . , -5,, () , , . , , 5, ()

the way.

(, 5, , ()

|-05,

ivnos) horse-driving. a chasing: chase, pursuit.

ov,

fcDS,

as law-term, prosecution. aor.

of

I

:

more

ov,

, , a

6,

(sub.

7^)

—

2.

trench, canal

or cut through:

aor.

pass.

I

may

sing, imperat.,

part, of

:

() , , ()

6,

,

a taming, breaking a tamer, subduer ; fem. of sq. rjpos, , a tamer, breaker.

(8,

€,

nom. of

,

3

8, ($) , 8, , . 8, ()

in.

ge-

, ', , €, , ^, , ', . €05,

f.

(,

,

slave taken in

subj.

= 50^7/.

aros,

an opinion.

in impers. sense,

Ep. for

-,

= Att.

3 sing,

that which one thinks true, Hence a resolution, decree. Att. to lay down a decree:

—

of a small abscess, boil. to consider two ways, hesitate f. Med, to doubt, to imagine. a pestle-maker. -iTOios, 0, vKos, , a pestle.

^,— , () ', (, :

, , , , ,, ,

)

..

doubt, perplexity.

aor. 2 opt. of

,= =

two, both

of which

:

it is

,

ccus,

-5, ^,

()

s7-/spicion.

From

good

(5,

ov,

=

.

,

, , ,

say metals

being

it

report, credit.

aotpos) wise in one's

conceit.

aor.

:

1

—

Pass., aor.

(8) —

:

to prove, test

:

:

pf.

:

hence generally,

:

approve, sanction

II. to

:

i

to as-

to prove,

to

hold as

Hence

trial.

()

an assay, proving, examination. an assayer, examiner. , a proof, examination : approved character,

Lat. probitas

ov,

and

:

,

ov,

()

From

proof, trial.

tried, assayed, genuitie

:

of

persons, approved, esteemed, Lat. probus, probatus : of things, worthy, excellent; also notable, consider-

-$,

Adv.

really, truly.

of

, €$,

,

a

/fus,

a

stick.

or bar

:

,=^5, an

a shaft. opinion.

-5,,$,() (, $) ,

deceitful, treacherous.

, ,

-5, 5, ,

, , now,

,

of stealthy foot.

-, , , ($) ov,

and

os,

ov,

gen.

,,

f.

-, -€5, -€5,

ov,

or socket.

(vos,

-,

long-oared

:

,

to

crafty, deceitful,

(, )

gen. ovos,

-5, (,

crafty-pur-

, (, $)

($)

mind, wily.

€?,

Adv. in two ways.

the dual,

so

,

opinion, belief: a conceit,

II.

treacherous, wily.

,

was

a vision, fancy. a vision, fancy. 2. an opinion,

oos contr. ovs,

fut. pass,

between

,=

$, $, . Dim. '2, wooden beam

Pass, to submit to ordinances.

Tjvos,

quum statutum esset ; quum statueretur.

posing.

, (€) , 2.

f.

i

:

it

, , ,,()(()

able.

swing or fling about. From 6v, dark, dusky, murky. o, = KV((pas, darkness, dusk, gloom.

seemed

it

hence

:

to

3 sing. Ep. aor.

(€,

war

ttj

^^,

6$,

in servile condition.

,

05,

slave.

seem, appear: esp. seems good, seemed good

:

,

war:

pf.

to think, suppose,

enacted by.. but also in i pers., I seem to myself, methinks, Lat. videor mihi; methought. 2. to appear to be something, to be of repute ; 01 eivai men who are held to be of some account. 3. aor. I neut. part, used absol., and plqpf. it having been re-

,

=

any

decreed

examine. good, pure, after

slave, Lat. ancilla.

a, ov,

as Att. law-term, eSo^i

and :

, , ',

it

to

$.

a female slave taken in

any female

nerally,

I.

II. intr. to

(, (^,

sing.

:

,

dual

aor. i

in 3

f.

he be prevailed upon.

( (

aor. I

:

Pass.,

expect, imagine.

own

;

closely, to lie in

tenses are formed from pres.

and

and

5,

of

I

many

pf.

fancy,

a covered passage. aor.

but

;

fut.

:

expectation.

pf. pass.

dug

* ^: (: — ^:

watch

resolved, Lat.

form of Siopyvios.

correct

(,

f.

wait for.

solved, Lat.

of

pf. pass,

'

177

crafty of

deal treacherously. avKos) with long tube

,{$

,

avxT)v)long-necked.

{\$, efxos) with (05, (($)

ov,

tall spear.

of a ship,

of persons, using long oars. prolix writing.

, {\05,

-)

' ,.

178

''5, , ,

;

:

.

—bop^os.

).

of Time, long, weari- fishing-rod or limed reed (see , the long course, bridge of the lyre. From f. to shake, stir in racing, opp. to the course of the casting a long drive about ov, Pass., with long commotion. Hence shadow; or

long

Subst.,

II. as

of

,

wily, crafty.

,

6$)

shaft.

€$, 6,

) -, -, , -5, ,-5, $) subtle, wily.

iv,

II.

things, craftily contrived, artful.

, , -,

gen. fos, {dokos,

«s,

,

)

and

, gen.

los,

(-

crafty-minded, wily.

($, -5, , (, $) ov,

) -5,, (, (,-) ov,

contriving wiles.

false-speaking.

From

subtlety, craft.

weaving

ov,

^

', —,

:

-,-,(,(,) ()

some.

,

€5,

agitation,

to excite, agitate

:

pi.

of

$,

.

waving motion; and

aor. 2 part, of

a notion, opinion, Lat. visum

ex-

:

a sentiment, judgment : esp. a philosophic opinion, Lat. placitum. 3. mere opinion, as opp, to knowledge. II. 4. a fancy, vision. the opinion others have of one, one's reputation, Lat. exist imatio : good report, credit, honour. 2 glory,

pectation.

2.

, , ,

,

.

Hence

) $, |-5, ) -, ) -$, , -$, , {) ) --5, ^, {, $, ) -, ) - -5, {, ) , , , , , () , () , , , , -5, , (, ) , , () . , $, , -'•5, () $) , () 5, . €, , . .€ 8, 5, () . -5, (, ) , () (, ) -5, - -5, ) -$, (, () -8, (, ) ) -&5, -5, (, ) €, -5, ) () -5, (, ) 65, --, ) () () , -&8, (3,(,) 8-5, ()") -5, (, ») -, ) $-5, € ») (), (, ) -5, -5, {,-, *6 ) -€8, |, -, (, ) treacherous.

-iroios,

,

a

,

(, -, (, (,*() the

(from

,

Root of bfKeap) properly

then a piece of deceit, any ctmning craft, cunning, treachery, Lat. dolus. slaying by treachery. ov, wily-minded. €S,

bait for fish

contrivance

contriving wiles.

ov,

:

:

From

subtlety, wiliness.

gen.

ov,

{5,

ovos,

aros,

6, a

, !, ,

],

,

,

a dagger.

to

every

layer

thirtieth

ov,

of

ruining the

«,

with reed

ov,

ov,

reed-cutting.

aboimding

fv,

reed-producing.

ov,

green with

Xeip

reeds.

Lat. calamus, arundo.

a dart, arrow.

,

2.

II.

a

,

a reed,

made

of reed:

S.kos,

anything

flute, shepherd's pipe.

3.

spear-headed.

won

by the spear.

spear-clashing.

won

by the spear.

raging with the spear. raging with the spear.

(, (, Root (, ,

ov,

wielding the spear; the right hand. of fallen

(s,

Dor.

Ion.

slain by the

opos,

spear.

ov, contr.

(, (,

ov,

in reeds

a reed covered with birdlime,

, ,

spear.

a thicket of reeds. of reed.

{^,

ov,

wooed by battle. taken by the spear.

slain by the spear.

is,

ov,

fem. Adj.

(,

ov,

birdlime.

&065,

captive of the spear,

taken in war. [a]

fJTOs,

to catch birds

,

small spear, dart. of a spear-shaft's

wooden.

ov,

ov,

$,

{,

gen. of

,

to

house.

€$,

of

thickness.

6€

{5,

Dep.

inf

I

dat. sing., of

pi,,

ov,

at

and

aor.

:

(s,

for building.

own

a skin, hide.

bricks.

is,

love of glory.

give one the character of being so

. Dim.

domus, a house: also the II. a part of the house, chamber, anything that is built up;

III.

after glory.

wise in one's

of

17,

nom.

Lat.

household.

mad

Pass, to have such a character.

From

house.

room.

:

gift.

Adv. home, homeward;

own

mad

{.

and so

artful-looking.

of

seeking popularity

conceit.

aor. 2 inf. of

his

(£, (£,

,

tricktng, ensnaring.

aros,

From

love of popularity.

ov,

e's,

fut.

II.

a fancy.

:

,

Hence

sail.

opinion

Hence

trick, deceit.

($) a small

, ,,

,

=

to beguile, ensnare.

counterfeit, adtdterate, disguise.

euros, 6,

, an

aros,

Hence

glorify, extol.

would-be philosopher.

crafty-minded. f.

II. to

craft-devising.

ov,

,

judge.

hold an opinion, think, believe,

to

f,

From

artful contrivance, subtlety.

:

Asia was in

verb. Adj. shaken.

()

splendour.

wiles.

,

aros,

05,nom. ,,

4. the

i.

e,

master of the

by the spear.

ov,

spear.

stricken by the

;

.)

(,

-, -5, -irovos, ov,

hopCirovos

irovos) toiling with the spear,

bearing the brunt of war. is, V. sub

-8, -8,

bravery in war.

,

{, (, {, (, —

ov,

-8,$,

ov,

ov,

ariipavos) crowned for

) ) $. {()

ov,

$, 8, ,,

, , ', from

called

$, () (, , {) , {) ,

.

,

in

,

$6$, ..—

Att. poets also Sopfi

in

€. —

Ion.

dat.

:

Plur.

Poets also Ep, when cut

nom.

gen.

down

or

Ep. Ep.

in Att.

The stem of a tree, but only timber for ships, a beam, plank,

:

since the spear

:

meant

€Vi

to the right

left,

false

II,

the

).

was held

-5, -, ( -€5, (,

to the

€(

itself:

wood

or

a hunting-

in the right hand,

hand, opp. to

kir'

reading for

an

war

-5, ally in

polishing

:

or a friend

:

ov, contr,

made

.

,

war.

built

servile class.

or

, {$)

-,-.

with the spear.

-5,(, ) -5, -€5, -5,

op-s,^7os,(5,masc.Adj., =

, ()) , ov, contr.

6$, ,

poet, also

€, , () f.

guard

to keep

.•

guard

v.

to

,

Hence

over.

$, , guard

fem. of

,

poet, for

,= , {\$)

,

,

-€5. €) €5, €,

. -€5,

08,

,

over.

,

of

-5,

TO

hastatus;

a keepirig

,

the

ov,

guard.

{,

the

oi

were distinguished by carrying

$, 5,

has, aor. 2 imperat. of fcus,

present

:

()

.

a bequest.

who

a spear.

ov, false reading for 77,

spear-bearing, Lat.

body-guards of kings,

a giving. III. a portion

II. :

gift,

a dose.

for

(,

a slave's lot or

Ion. for

ev.

like

slavish, servile; e.

{\$,

5, , €$, , {)

($,

life.

poet, for

ov, slavish, enslaved, subject;

more of a

slavery, slavish work.

enslaved.

Comp. of

a, ov,

Comp.

slave.

{\$)

{\$)

\5. make a slave Hence

to

of, en-

, . , €5, , ($.: : : {)

slave

:

— Med.

to subject to oneself.

,

enslaving, subjugation.

aor. 2 inf. of

, , , €,

corpse

:

Ion. for

Ep. aor.

f.

—

I

pf.

sound

heavily, of the heavy fall of generally, to fall in battle. to

opos,

,

{)

,,,

marching the hum of the roar of the sea. ;

€5, ,

syncop.

a

*-

multitude

;

soldiers

the din of

Ep. plur. of beams. a dart.

war

;

.

ov, of pla?iks or

Ion. for

a, ov,

=

(5..

-€€8, (, off or distant.

a

a clatterer.

any dead, heavy sound; hurtling of spears ; the sound of 0,

Ep. dat.

a

, )

-$,

0'02,

€5,

5.

Ion.

Adv.

(S, befitting a slave: low-minded, mean. , a slave, bondman, properly a born slave, opp. to (a slave taken in war). II.

the

for the guard;

i,

long-necked.

005,

a body-guard ; and

generally,

:

Ion. of

the day of slavery,

:

attend as a body-

be a slave

to another, be subject to, to serve, obey, Lat, inservire alicui.

'•€,

brandishing the spear.

II.

a slave

dat, to be

($,

warlike.

to

, . , . , . $, .

c.

f.

mighty

slavish, servile.

a service.

a slave, Lat, mancipium.

of beams.

is,

()()

ov, or os, ov,

$, ,

ov,

v.

servitude, sla-

. the body of slaves, the bond-

as Adj.,

spear-

a maker of spears

(, '/) {,

(s,

war.

{, )

in

-^oOs, ovv,

as Subst.,

also

in

^ivos) a friend at the spear,

5.

of

to bring into mortify the body.

,

, , , -, €5, -.5, -. ,, -, -, -€5 -, ) , daring

es,

,,

-)

to

. Dim.

, ,

II,

a giver, dispenser.

Ion.

slave.

dat,

hence like Lat. trabs, a ship. shaft of -a spear ; hence the spear spear

Ion. dual

to be given.

, , ()

, :, , , :^.,

Att. poets also

of

2

f.

slavery;

f.

$,

Ep.

gen.

:

feast.

the everting meal, Lat. coena, the

meal of the day, dinner or supper.

*",

chief

on the eve of the

ttjs upTrjs Trj

;

day of the feast Apa-

179

of

,-

€5, ,

evening.

the first

fern,

ov, verb. Adj. of one must give.

men,

Hence

to take supper.

6, supper-time,

Ep. aor.

very, bondage.

a leathern bag or wallet,

f.

turia

antelope, gazelle, so

large bright eyes.

its

., . ,, {) , . 5, -€, , {, 6, , €8, ,

Tjpos, 0,

shaken by battle. pierced by the spear. bold in war.

an

,

— ^€49.

pi.

of

kveyKfiv) Adv. a spear's throw

? . . —

—

180

-8, -, .,

Ion. for

famed for

the spear.

.

,

Ion.

kKvtOs) famed for the spear.

, -, -5, -,

for

which fell in pieces so as never to be drawn out of

= Soipeios.

) )

,

),

Ion. for

«$,

aor. 2 part, of

, ,

'5, , ,

aor. l part. pass, of

{)

ov,

active

action.

;

,

running away,

[]

of

fut.

Att.

bolder. II.

aor.

I

Dep.

:

to

—

hold of:

€05, ,

aslant.

wearing

one's

nodding plutne.

slanting, sideways.

grasp with

Hence

fut.

:

pf

:

to lay

{,

to do,

flight.

reception, entertainment.

ov,

have a mind

to

to do.

Ion.

case for spears.

, a measure of length, a span. , ov, (^$) across, sideways,

aslant, with

going

(05,

a receptacle.

plume

€$.

Desiderat. of

stand for spears.

) , ,, {€)

=

fem. of . Dim. of aor. 2 part, of

$,

to be

wood-cutting.

Ion.

,

Ion.

.

-, . €, , , (€)

-|$, $,

6,

!.

(, )) (, (, ov, Ion. for

7/,

the urn.

for

-.

(s,

. . , ^, ,. , , {). . , '220 ( -^ ^ , 5, , ($,

-^, (, €- '•€5, , -$, (, .••€5, ^, , ,

-, -05, -5, -9, OS)

Ion. for

Att.

the hand,

:

:

grasp a handful of:

ace. rei, to take by handsful.

c.

ov, verb. Adj. of

>,

to be done. one must do. ov, vigorous, active, eflicacious. a worker : servant. ,

II.

, ()

{) $, , , {) ,

active.

,

() , -5, ) ', ^, () , $ . , , . , , , {) {, , , -, , , , . {, , . , €, €$, . ', . . {, () ) , -, , (: ((: -, : {, $) ( -, {, , . . , () . , {) , , , €, , . 6. , $. , , ,$,,-.. . , $, aor.

or aslant.

Pass, to turn sideways

l

,

('/,

,

f.

corn into sheaves. a taking hold of, handling.

tn collect the

,

aor. 2 inf.

,

^.)

—

Pass.,

to

aor.

i

o,

(^,

with snaky

ov,

— Med.,

ovTOS,

,

o,

a dragon : later a serpent. a deed, act, acting : a busian action represented on the stage,

2.

a drama.

fut.

arcs,

, {^) a fut.

2 part,

of

aor. 2 inf. of

—

€€,. , f.

to

run away, flee.

Ion.

:

pluck for oneself,

—

cull,

aor.

esp.

a runaway

ecu,

slave.

. fugitive lot, i.e. a

,

{) -

II.

From

a run-

as Adj.,

Ion. for

,

,

rjpos,

mouldering clod.

bourer ^ tuorker

:

Ion.

.

Ion. for

Ion. for

'2, .

,,

(, ,

gent.

:

Ion. for

fem.

,. . , Dim.

bitter

—

i

break off, pluck: Med. gather : metaph. to possess, to

, .=

Typos,

course, a race.

and aor.

, , 5$ ^,

:

aor. 2

i

ruti-away.

aor. 2 inf. of

a sword-maker.

to pluck, cull,

aor.

Dor.

enjoy.

, {)

ness, duty.

a sickle: a cttrved

*€7) -, ', '^:

f.

, ,

to

snake-like.

aor. 2 part. act. of

aros,

($) sickle-shaped.

poet, for

Pass., aor. i

locks.

(7$)

;

do, be

to

dupl. ace, ev or

c,

e's,

6p€irov-ovpYOs,

serpent-

slayer.

€s,

—

scimitar.

of a dragon.

ov,

:

, {() —

aor. 2 of

ov,

—

pf.

:

pf.

:

€-65,

med. of

Ion. for

aor. I

:

()

a she-dragon.

of act. of

aor. 2 part.

away

[a]

do one good or ill. a sickle, reaping-hook, scythe, [a] , ov, bearing a scythe; a scythe-armed car.

to

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

605, ,

e.

f.

and opt. of be going to do.

fern,

aor. 2 inf.

i.

doing, accomplish:

of

()

,

5,

verb. Adj. of

a drachma, a coin worth 6 9|d, nearly = Roman denarius. II. an Attic weight, = about 66 gr. Avdp. (Properly as much as one can hold in the hand, cf. obols,

aor. 2 imperat.

f.

metath. for

skinned, flayed.

aros, as mtich as one can grasp, a handful, truss, sheaf, Lat. vianipulus. ov, carrying sheaves.

17,

,,

shrewd.

of

$,

for

{) {)

la-

service.

sharp, piercing,

piercing, stinging, biting,

[]

pun-

metaph. like Lat. acer, sharp, keen, Adv. -€5. Hence

, sharpness, pungency

:

shrewdness.

— . ) ,

—

:

,

5, , , , plur.

(as

from

if

copse-

tvood, thickei, brushwood.

.$, ,,,

()

a bathing hib, a bath. or os, ov,

, . $, () », ,,,(€) 5, ()€$ $

speed, swift, fleet. abas,

,

rxinnmg

, . , . , , ()

at full

,

,

course, race,

($)

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

Ep. aor.

/,

Ep. for Adv.

running : flight

scrapings^ parings. lengthd. opt. of

-,

Ep. for

, 8,

, 6,

of

1

,

=

aros,

$,

181

and a railed , fence, railing, paling: at Athens the bar of the courts of law or the council-chamher.

running, whirling. a runner.

(cus,

; :

3 sing. aor. 2 of

tivice,

$, 5, , () {)

= $.

^.

.

a fleeing, escape ; a day's running, i.e. the number two. the distance one can go in a day. 2. the length of to plunge in misery. the stadium, a course;
^

€$, , ,

{$) (|, , {$) = ,, €5, «,

$,

{dpoaos)

, ,

, . -, , , ,

, -,

dew-fall.

ptire water: tears.

2.

thing tender, the

bedew:

pass.

pf.

Hence

part.

I

dew-like, dewy.

5 -'5, -. {)

$,

[],,, {$) oaken;

vvp a fire of honey from a hollow oak.

, ,=

, -5, -5, -, -, 05, ,

and

1.

coppice, a coppice, wood,

{)

:

[, except

{) an

, ov, {$,

uivos,

an oak-

:

in neut. pi.]

))

oak-coppice.

oak, epith. of the

(Spus,

-, -,-) ,

the

the great

woodpecker, Lat. picus major. is,

01,

{5,

5

of a

ribs or cross-timbers

ship,

new

;

play.

{ps, 6)

:

iPpvs,

'", : ',

( ^ ',

a

I

:

-,

absol.

ace.

p(s,

gen.

$,

Zeus. sinous pine.

II.

Ep.

:

,

contr.

mouldy

i

pf.

wound;

57,

over-ripe, aor.

f.

aor.

ov,

and

,

pf.

:

is

—

—

^:—

to tear,

to tear one's

Pas?.,

scratch,

cheek; also

ps^.

—

:

the

pi.

nom. and

5

oak, sacred

any timber tree ; III. metaph. an old

€ \os $, {) :

€

often used

Dep.:

:

enough to do, to be able to do

tree,

to

the rei.

e.

wi-

€€) felling timber.

,-

augment

to be able,

I.

also c. ace,

c.

inf.

all

things, Lat.

:

:

omnia

:

to signify, denote.

gen.

Ion. los

fcus

strength,

:

:

Ion.

dat.

might, power, ability

.

:

;

(

to the best of one's power, Lat. pro virili beyond one's power. 2. or

Lat. vis,

e. g.

of money.

vis.

5.

as Logic.

{$)

, , {) €
,

,

I

a quantity, of a word,

a faculty, power 6. worth, value, as

to strengthen.

of

poet, for

vaLS.

power, lordship, sovereignty.

II.

From

an oligarchy.

,

to bold power or lordship, be From high in rank. a lord, master, ruler; oi , the chief men, Lat. optimates.

, , , 5..

powerful

3.

4. the force

, , . ', , ,

meaning, Lat. hence a faculty, art, etc.,

:

to be

,

opos,

f.

(pvs,

Ep.

(or

pi.

II. to posse: absol., oi the powerful. pass for, to be worth, Lat. valere ; 6 ciyKos to the shekel is worth seven obols

f.

ace.

3

aor. I

:

in Att. the double

Ep. aor.

olive.

thered old man.

-5,

fut.

f.

an

sing,

2

a force for war, forces, Lat. copiae.

the tree.

,

—

Ion. 2

subj.

Ion.

like

Ion.

impf.

:

to lay the keel of a

{5,

quite ripe

oaken

kind of woodpecker. (s, ripened on the tree, is, over-ripe, decayed ; or Root of ready to fall from

OTTOS, 6,

sing,

:

the

which hold her toge-

, ) -65, * )

ther

')

Att.

Ep.

pi.

3

and imperf. declined

pres.

2 sing,

avail

built of oak.

{5,

or

form of

aor. 2 inf. of

capable, strong

*y€vw) oak-grown. couching on

, , {, €£. ,,

, ..

aor. 2 inf. of

. ,, . ((() as a collat.

in

Apvds, a Dryad, a wood-nymph , whose life was bound up with that of her tree. oak-wood;

,

Ep. for

assumed

Att. 2 sing, of

{$, ($)

«s,

.

miserable.

ov,

€4, , . , ', ,;. ^ ; ', — ^, (:—

3.

young of animals.

dewy.

5, , {) ^,

of dew, metaph. a«y-

also the time

.

{, ^) suffering woe.

ov,

aor. 2 imperat. of

0'205, , Lat. ROS, dew:

.

),

Spoaepos.

ev, poet, for

,

,

,=

{vas)

B\ivaTt\s, ov, 0, poet, for

to be

powerful.

, , ,

182

bvvaros

—bvaekiva

-, .

-, -) . -8, . -, ) , . , . .. -, )) , , . , --€, (5)

,,

strong, mighty : powerful, of things, possible. strongly, powerfully; Adv. of

able.

II.

4'€

Ep. for

8\>v€,

-

(-, (-,

bard

ov,

-€8,

nom. dual of

placable

see

Ep.

plur.

:

ther, by

in later Att.

only in Ion. and late Att., gen.

Ion. :

gen. and dat.

:

sometimes

:

DUO,

Lat.

twos

(is

;

indecl.,

TWO

our two and

, ..

e.

dat.

see

two toge-

ov,

-,

for

3

insepar. Prefix,

, , , -5,. -5, -5, -, (-, -, bad

or

sense.

poet, for

-, -,

ov,

to

f.

is,

Ep. gen.

-05, ,

-, -5,

(-,

-5,

sorely painful.

/3^>) grievous to

(-,

ov,

)

hard ground.

, ) -8, ) , -, -, , -5, ,

able

;

TO

difficult

{-, aKyos) very painful. ov, {-, unfeeling,

-5, -5,

,

^)

{-, (-,

$)

ov,

ov,

ill-advised.

of ill

{-,

,

low,

mean

[d]

hard to catch or conbe reached by ills.

ov,

ov,

bard to by poet, syncop.

ov,

most miserable.

quer;

) )

ov,

(-,

hard

,

difficulty

ov,

-, -,

,

hard

to

apTos,

ill,

ov,

or invade

to

to be tifiable to bear.

{-,

bard

to

,

(-,

ov. Dor. for

-€705, -,

ov,

bard

-(8.

3

(-,

pi. aor. 1

Adv.

to bear.

from, hard

hard

look in the face. for

-€5, —

med. of

.

to

ov,

ov,

(-,

-$, ov,

()

(-,

hard ill

ov,

hard

hard

()

(-,

^^)

from.

,

II.

to settle.

luck to one's

to

to avert by

undo, inex-

indissolubly.

to escape.

-,

ill-fated.

much wept.

meanly clad. hard to enter most inaccessible.

ov,

plicable:

ov,

Sup.,

sacrifice.

overthrow.

-€8, -€5,

:

bear

From

ill-ivedded.

ov,

examine.

f.

ov,

) )

or

eBos) unshapely, deformed.


ov,

to distinguish or

,

know

to

(-,

bringing

-, )) -, () -5, hard

6,

abode.

syncop.

From

hard

yvcuvai)

))

ov,

bring back or recall.

:

misery: wretchedness.

much weeping.

ov,

ticklish, skittish.

of knowing.

ov,

to motint.

unfruitful.

From

birth.

(-,

ov,

for

syncop.

soil,

{-, ytvos) low-born low-minded. {-, yvu/vai) ignorance, perplexity.

recognise.

bard-

wretched.

life

ov, ill-tvedded.

ov, gen. ovos,

ov. Dor. for

of wailing.

From

counsel, folly.

ill

5. (-, -5, (-, ) -, -5, -8. -68, (-,(-, -$, -, ) -5, -5, -5, -€8, (-, -65, (-, () -5, -5, (-, -, -, (-, -6€, , {-, (6$) -€5, (-, () -08,

2.

making

ov,

17,

hearted.

impasstrodden

to pass,

-5, (-, a)full -5, (-, $)

be

painfully.

fs,

not clear, miirky. miserable in life, most miserable.

ov,

Dor. for

,

most miserable. most direful, most horrible.

ov, also os, ov,

($,

.

ill-blowing, stormy, ad-

pi. for

-3, (-, ) -$, -,/,, , es,

(S,

es,

•-5,

in one's brothers.

(-, ,)

;

--.

ayvos) unchaste, iynpure. have bad luck in fishing.

unhappy

ov,

(-,

ov,

of

aor. 2 part,

verse

un-

tokos) un-

son.

hard to govern. hard lodging. From ill for lodging. auXos) ill-suited for the flute.

or

borne.

to eZ, like our

im-

{-,

ill

ov,

always with a notion destroying a word's good sense

etc.,

ill,

its

,

pi.

in un-hicky, mis-chance,

or increasing

, . ov,

poet, for

of bard, bad,

to turn

to please,

ill

, (-,

happy mother of the noblest

ov,

tivo.

etc.

mis-

to

peevish, morose.

:

ov,

g.

;

twelve, Lat. duo-decim.

ol,

Ep.

bard

away, stubborn, refractory.

, -5, ) 5, — •-5, ) --€, -5, ,, {-, €-5, ^, $, -, -, €$, -, (-, 5) , . -5,

€',

to

answer.

of

aor. 2 part.

{-,

ov,

Ion. 3 pi. of Ep. 2 sing. pres. subj. of

€,

bard

ov, very disobedient.

Stivcai, Suv-g, Ion.* 2 sing, of

fut.

a bad bus-

of.

3 sing. impf. of

'ibvvi,

(-, avijp) with ov, (-,

,,

epos,

[]

get rid

possible.

it is

band,

ill-starred Helen.

bard hard

to

pass

to escape

:

-, -,,

', -€8,

bvaeXTTLs

,,

(-, ov, {-, inaccessible. ov, (-,

/?. -6•€5,

. ) , ,

with

ov,

—

() ill

hope, desponding.

-6«,

() 6€, , {-,

-€5,, -6€, :

hard

to

hard

•-65,

Med.

-,

or explain.

-6|<8,

-,

away with

{-,

ov,

()

indtssohible.

€, -«5, -€5, :

aor. i

med. imperat. of

(-,

ov,

to

. €()

-€5,

-,

hard

'ipis)

€, , -, () 5) ) -5, ) -€5, ) ) -5, -,

ing, sick in love with, Lat. perdite

amans.

hardly loving, insensible to love. Ep. for 3 sing. aor.

-6€5,

hard

to get

ov,

hard

:

-2|8,

I

med. of

ill

to get through, impervious.

(-, •-|5, ov, (-, ov, (-, ov, {-, ov, (-, {-, is,

stretching one on a

hard

to seek out.

most wretched.

to lay asleep)

of death,

hard bed : hard, painful, uneasy

:

-5,

of men, hard-hearted, unfeeling. ov, unlit by the sun, stmless, without the

-, () -€5,, -8, -, ) -, 0«, -5, , , (-,

an unlucky day.

{-, ai/e^ios) with , ,

winds, stormy. -fpis, very older form of ill

(s,

ill-sounding hatefd to (-, {-, OaXiros) hard to warm :

of, hateful.

is,

-,

death.

ov,

II.

is,

death.

-€5,

-€$,

:

chilly.

ov,

ov,

(-,

ov, godless,

(-,

ov,

hard to hold very smoky.

ov,

',

Ion. for

))

)

bard

(-,

to

re-

by no

=

-

.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

ov, shrill-screaming,

to

hard

) : ^ , -5, €, grating

harsh.

(-, 5) full of care, painful. past remedy. ov, (-, (-, poet, es: ace. :

is,

injurious

Hence

infamous, shameful.

, , , , -5, -, )))

€5,

in.

hard

(-,

to be despised.

:

ingloriousness, dishonour: an ill name. ingloriously. Adv. of

,

ov, unlucky.

poet, for f.

17,

€5. (5)

to be peevish, dis-

(3) (-, ($, {$,

()

ungodly.

peevishness, discontent.

ov,

an

-KoiTOS, ov,

-8,

bed uneasy.

, -5, ov,

bard

to

II.

(-,

look on.

)

please,

5,

ov,

(-,

to

maktng one s

bard

to satisfy

peevish,

of things, harassing

eyfiv to be peevish.

bard

intricate flourish in

fretful,

ov, with ill-formed

Adv. of

ill to

ill-cemented.

ov,

-5,

(~, () act.

to cleanse

(-,

effect.

store or reestablish.

a lingering death. From dying bard, strtiggling with Jood tented. bringing a painfd death. having died a hard to die

f.

ov,

bring about, hard to

bend;

quarrelsome, contentious.

hear

hard

(~, (-, Kanvos) ov, (~,

ov,

€, -€5, -5,

;

contented, annoyed.

light of day.

ov,

(-,

restless.

:

€$)

bard to cure. hard of bearing.

to ride in

to appease, inexorable.

ov,

-•5, check

ov,

hard

:

-5, -,

exceeding jealous.

ov,

hard

i'nvos)

dipped in the

a sinking or setting of the sun or

II.

(-, () an bedfellow. hard to find out: {-,

to heal or cure.

) -65, ) -, ) -5, )

-5,

means

,

opos,

hard

the west.

;

-5, -5, . 5. -5,

strife.

down-hearted, dispirited,

unfit for cavalry.

8,s ()

or expiate

most contentious, $, (-, ov, (-, (^) caused by evil -€5, -€€\•05, ov, (-, €() hard explain. passionately lov-€8, 5, , (-, fpcws)

(-,

ov,

ground (5, ,

{-, () unfavourable to love.

6,

ov,

sea.

stars

to

))

ov,

make

Med.

From

melancholy, angry.

desponding, anxious.

ov, very desolate.

, gen. very quarrelsome, peevish.

most mournful. of harsh sound, grating.

be down-hearted, despond:

-5, ',(;-, $) -5, -5,(-,(,

to be

plot against or attack secretly. ov,

ov, (-, {-,

170"^, to

f.

hard

to

Lat. aegreferre.

///,

=

evrtpov)

(^) () ()

-€5,

thing

/,

not affable. (-, hard to de• ov, {-, ceive. hard to unloose. -«|05, ov, (-, Zva-€\i\tyKros,ov, (-, 6^€€;) hard to refute. unfold ov, {-, (() hard ov,

f.

to take a

hard to cure. be in bad case

=

walk on,

to invade.

and a bowel complaint, dysentery.

(()

-, -5, -5, . ))

unhoped for;

Lat. ex insperato, unexpectedly.

rugged

,

183

)

(-, (-,

ov,

:

unpleasant.

womb.

)

with

discon-

peevishly

hard

;

65

io be borne.

^ , )()

184

•-5,

(-, ment. -KptTOs, ov, (-,

$-.8, €€

) hard

Adv.

to be in doubt.

(-,

ov,

-$,

(, ,(-, 08) -5, -65, (-, '/)

stormy

sea.

ov,

-5,

ov,

ov,

(-,

ill

) )

(s,

II. act.

hard

-, •-5,

€,

(€$) €€, , ((5) €€,

-5, ,

From

:

tofight in

vain

) -6€5,

bearing

ill-affected,

-€5,

will, hostile

to take in

{-,

is,

hand Dor.

, or

setting, esp. of the

-, -5,

{-,

ov,

manage

:

;

mostly

, -,

gen.

pi,,

a

(-,

wrath.

,

)

, -,

-5, ,,

hard fate.

hard

From

quite at a loss.

From

) )

-$, {-, {-, -5, (-, ) -5, (-, ) ', , {$) {)

stood.

to be ill-affected.

f.

dislike, ill-will.

-5,

,

code of laws.

-opvis,

lawlessness

:

a bad constitution, bad

From ov, lawless, unrighteous.

to see.

^$.

quick to anger.

) opvis)

6,

an

ill

II. act.

bad for

II.

boding

ill.

dusky.

From

smell, rankness.

ov,

ov,

)

ill-smelling, stinking,

scent.

{-,

))

-, -5, )

tion.

(-,

impatient of sufferhardly feeling, impassive.

fs,

ing.

II.

ov,

with,

hard

{—,

to conquer. ov,

-,

with.

II.

(-,

(-,

cs,

-45,

generally, hard, difficult.

-, -, -|35,

ov,

ov,

)

ov,

ov,

ov,

to

struggle

hard

:

to ivrestle

Adv. with:

incom-

(-,

hard

to

{-, (-,

hard

to

hard

to

by prayer, inexorable.

-'•€5,

hard

to wrestle

ofieself, helpless

{-,

persuade, stubborn. soothe or assuage.

hard

) ,) -) ) ,

hardly helping

-8.

move

From

be impatient, Lat. aegreferre.

II. to

hard to wash out or off. parable. hard to be under-

ov,

=

driven on by a too heavy favourable wind, prospering unhappily. f. to suffer a hard fate, be in afflic-

badness ofform, ugliness. From ov, misshapen, ugly. ov, not favoured by the Muses, unmusical. ov,

scarce-seeing.

hard

bad anchorage.

a, ov,

ov, ill-fated, ill-starred.

17,

, -5, , , -,

evils

gales that keep ships at anchor.

=

ov,

) )^)

ov,

ov, with

rank.

to be at loss.

ov,

be afraid.

.)

company, bringing

-5, -5, $, , {—, -05, (-, , -5, {-, )

ill-

,(-, -5, -5, (-, ) 5. -, f.

ill

(-, (-, ov, (-, ov, (-, 6)

masc.

a cruel mother, not a true

mother.

, ,

•8, -5, -8,

I

epos,

an

ov, with

sinking,

visited by

to

from bad to dwell in. with a bad path. fut. hard to bear,

ov, tempestuous.

opp. to ava-

savage, wrathful.

los,

ov,

in

Med.

:

med. of

fut.

to conquer.

)

ToXai.

t,

€()

() = 5,

,

sun

hard

(-, (-, ov, [-, ov,

ov,

bearing

as

!,

in one's train.

ill-will, hostile :

€(€$ enemies.

;

' alas

and

insufferable.

;

enmity.

ill-affected,

to pass, scarce passable.

be sad, anxious

ov,

From

Adj. with particip. form.

hard

ov,

to

-5, ••-5,

— Adv. -$,

rugged

steep.

(From

to bear ill-will. ill-will,

{%,

ov,

and

generally, hard, difficult.

:

From

—

ov,

Hence Adj. one must struggle hard. hard to fight with,

(-,

ov,

unconquerable

deal

to

hard to understand,

=

77,

an unholy fight with. verb.

hard

ov,

ov,

to learn, diffi-

slow at learning, dull to be slow of leariiing.

f.

ill-wedded.

-||35, (-, -•€8, {-,

obscure, enigmatical.

-,

-€,€€ , (-,

to fight

From

slow at learning.

to be

f.

disagreeable

with.

hard to tell. hard to reck-

or

ill-

marry.

ov,

hardfor the neck, hard impatient : Adv. impatiently. hard to loose, indissoluble.

II.

) )) ) . , -, . ) -, -, -, ))) , . -5, -5,

ill-disposed,

ov,

to

of or from the

)

-\%,, ,(-,) €, (-, ()

to bear.

-,

;

misdirected, misguided.

II.

cult.

doubt/idly

ovv,

affected, disaffected.

ov, not really a return.

hard

stone deaf.

-5, ,(-,\$)

on.

:

deaf

to be stone

f.

to discern

contr. -vovs,

ov,

-5, {-, -€5, - -5, (~,

of bad tempera-

ov,

to determine, doubtfid.

•-8,

From

had temperament.

17,

— Zvanap^vvos»

(-,

()

ill-mated.

) -5, -5, -, )-5, ) ) () )$ ) ', , )) -, €, :

-, -, -,

bvaTTapiiyopoi

(-,

ov,

console or appease.

(-,

ov,

pass.

-'•€5,

-€5,

:

stubborn, disobedient.

-65,

incredulous.

ov,

-€€5, and -€5,

hard

persuade, to be

to

to

{-,

-'€5, (-, -73, -5, , {-,(-, , on

to look

of

:

of

ill

f.

of

aspecl.

ov,

hard

approach.

ov,

of ill aspect. piyos) unable to bear cold. impiety : a charge of impiety : and

ov,

to be

f.

impious

to act impiously.

:

From

(-, [-,

ov,

dangerous

fut.

bear with, morose.

ov,

to

^')

(;-,

ov,

come near.

•-€05,

hardly obeying,

Adv.,

to deal or

to

ill

(-, ill-trained. ov, (-,

c's,

self-willed, stubborn

hard

{-,

ov,

hard

pass by)

approach)

approach, difficidt of access. ov, hard to gei ai.

ill-omened, ill-starred Paris

o,

Aivonapis.

{-,

ov,

to

an unhappy maiden.

tdos,

185

bard

hard

,

-,

cf.

— hv^.

hard

away.

to setid

of the sea, rough

is,

-5,

(-, ioa) ungodly, impious. vi€a. {-, hard to save, ruined,

)

poet, for

, ) . -5, ) -, , -, ) -, -, ) ) -, ) -, , €, , -, ^) -, )) -5, ) ) -5, -, ) -, )) -5, ) ( , €, , ) ) , ) -, ) , -|, ) -, $. ) -, ) -, ) , ) stormy

metaph. rude, discourteous. is, irevOus) bringing sore

:

(-,

tion, grievous.

-irepdTOS,

•-'•€8,

(-,

ov,

ihrough.

)) hard

pass

out ill, grievous, wiih difficulty.

difficuli.

Adv.

ov,

-5,

Lat. perdiius

ihe rogues.

:

-8, $.

aiva, av, very wicked, mosi miserable. ov. Dor. for

(-, hard ov, (-, Tiicvov) unhappy in one's {-, ill-pleasing, displeasov,

{(-,* Root of

is,

afflic-

falling

Ion. -€
conjecture

dark and

-€5, :

children.

ov,

(-, av)full of grievous

-ۥ5,

riddlitig.

is,

ing.

evil.

(-, ^vos) {-,

(s,

squalid.

-, ,

ov,

Ion.

From

ov, wretched,

wandering difficidty

in misery.

{-,

ov,

ov,

-5,,

bad for

-,

difficulty

of breath, breathless.

From

ov,

III.

hard

to

war

with.

-65,

ov,

-5, -5,

f.

{~,

hard

evil-speaking.

II.

{-, iv) ov, {-, ov, (-,

ov,

lamentable.

bard to guess. hard to hit

upon.

{-, ov, (-,

is,

and

toilsome.

.

bard-earned.

-€|5,

-65,

,

hard

bard

of passing.

to pass.

From

ov, unlucky, ill-starred.

stubborn,

—

to pass, scarce passable.

Adv.

{-,

(-,

hard

drink, un-

17^0;

f.

to be ufilucky,

:

pf.

to fare

is,

approach, scarce accessible.

ill

success,

hard

ill

luck.

, -5, {-, -. , -75, (-, -8. -5, (-, {5)

to sell.

base, unseemly,

hard

a mischance, a failure. unlucky, unfortunate.

luck,

ill

fortune.

to

fut.

of

endure. Dor. for ov,

to

:

Hence

Hence

Adv.

hard

($)

things, to fail.

ov,

ill.

bard to turn awkwardly.

:

unhappy: oi

ill

(-, , (-, ov, (-, (-, ov, (-, f.

-Xois,

(-, pi)hard to iurn or direct:

is,

palatable.

Adv.

wayward.

aTos,

miserably.

ov,

{v-,p(a)fed on borridfood.

ov,

ov,

{<-,

difficulty

-Tropos, ov,

•-8,

ov,

ov,

stubborn, unmanageable.

trouble.

-irovos, ov, toilsome, wearisome.

•-€5,

•-005,

(-,

ov,

to

take by siege.

s,

hard to endure. {pva~,T0K(vs) an unhappy parent. to have a hard labour. From bringingforthwilh pain. to speak evil of. From

of a horse, hard-mouthed.

unlucky in war. ov,

toil

-TOKOs, ov,

scant

breathe.

{-,

suffer-

-, {-, (() -,

f.

,{-,)

II. utifit to

(-,

wretched. ov,

contrary winds.

ifvoal

evil,

u,

of breathing. ovv

II.

-65, is, {-,

sailing,

= noos.

o»',contr.

bringing

ov, gen. ovos,

of sailing.

ing

-••5,

unhappy, unforiunaie.

like Lat. miser, wreiched,profligaie. (Deriv. uncertain.)

hard

tell,

unsrpeah•

able, horrible, Lat. infandus. f,

jjacu,

fo

%peak evil words

:

^

:

,

186 esp.

words of ill omen. Hence , evil language

speak

II. trans, to

—

— h'bvo^.

ill of,

blaspheme, slander.

-8,

, -, , , ^ -,

ing.

II.

slanderous

<,

f.

hard

ov,

-, -5,

Hence

ill

5

suited to the lyre, mourn-

hard

to bear, oppress-

—

senseless.

(-,

ov,

II.

-€,

)

(-,

II. ill-disposed,

sorrowful.

-€€5,

From

anxiety, care.

hard

heavy in heart, III.

hostile.

to

watch

€)€)

very wintry, stormy. a thing bard

-€5, ,(-, €)

to

subdue, a hard conquest. ov,

to

fut.

,

aegre ferre: to be discontented, displeased. to make a thing hard, to make difficulties; (aor. I part.) vexatious words II. annoyance, , difficulty.

II.

:

(€€,

— and trojible.

(-, wpos)

to

:

of

two.

€,(, (.,';

^(, ;,

impf.

:

diver.

[]

fut.

:

with the Med. the aor.

or

,,

(,

part,

:

pres.

in

pi.

[],

[]

aor.

:

sense

:

agree in sense,

pf. act.

imperat.

inf.

;

and

2

dual

vs, v,

^,

sing,

:—

act.

i

used

part,

aor. 2

and 3

2

aor.

:

fut.

:

with Ep.

I

'^, €6, opt.

subj.

pf.

:

6J,

. Causal in fut. and aor. , / /»«/ clothes on another. II. intr. in all other tenses of Act., and in Med.: i. of clothes, to put them o?i oneself, put on ; metaph., d ye if thou wilt not put on strength. 2. of places, to enter, viake

€

one's

way

into

;

plunge

^$$

to sink into

and

;

^

to

go in 3. to come over or upon; weariness cafue upon his limbs madness cajne ov^r him. 4.

into the fight

the suitors.

to

;

-

/€ -€, , (€, €. €-5, yvia k

absol. to sink in

hard to subdue. bear with a bad grace, Lat.

:

) .

() a

or

Med.,

among

to keep off.

(-, aros, , (-, ov,

,

ov,

the lap of ocean

hard

Dep.

:

(-,

imperat.

,)

,

ov, gen. ovos,

or keep.

be

{-,^) moving

:

€(

to

ill,

to bear.

)

(-,

bear

to

f.

2 pi. aor. 2 imperat.

Ion. for

to be discontefited.

;

, , '

€,

omen, bod-

ill

Adv., heavy insurer able, grievous : II. to be intolerable. with difficulty, slow of motion. Adv. of foolishly. ive,

omen,

evil.

:

^,,,

-8,

of

ill

hateful.

grieved, Lat. aegre ferre

ftd, melancholy. ov,

esp.

()

(-,

(S,

:

(-,

ov,

-'5, opc,

words of

) )

lamentations.

-, -5,

keep a troublesome, painful watch. ov, unseasonable.

to dive

:

:

to set,

of the sun and

poet, for

ol, at,

)

6-$, (, €-5, (, ) ov,

-, €,

stars.

Povs) worth twelve

ov,

beeves.

twelve courses.

os,

;

running

twelve months

(, )

€ , $. ) 6'-5, ( ^' €-8, { , , ) , -5, . -5, . ) -, -, (, -, ) ) 2.

of persons, peevishness, ill-temper, moroseness.

From

^) hard annoying, unpleasant, troublesome. —Adv., f's,

(hvo-,

to

manage. 2.

•-5,

ov,

(-,

from

4-

ov,

:

shabbily clad.

(-,

intractable.

, (-,

fs,

•-8,

$)

(-, ov, (-,

«, ,

pangs.

f.

to

-5,

(-, ov, (-,

ov,

-5,

,

difficidt

to use, in-

ground.

ill-stnelling.

causing

down

a hard customer.

shy, timid.

-

,,. $, , -€, , , (, €) '/) aor. 2 subj.

the price, cheapen.

, (-, ) —

only in nom.

of

twelve, Lat. duodeciin.

ov,

-,, -$, (€, (,)

times

grievous

(, (, $)

twenty-two cubits long. apocopate form for and ace. Also as plur. for

;

bent twelve

the post that has been

doubled twelve times.

, -, -,

ov,

^-^, €-€5, (, €5, €-$, (()

a leader of twelve.

)

twelve

palms

long.

one

who buys with

bearing an ill name, but, bearing a name of ill omen, such as Ai'as. f. to put a person out of countenance, to be importunate : Pass, to be ashamed,

•-€,

vieasjires.

ol, al,

) )

beat

From

difficulty,

hard

holding two-and-twenty

divided into

days old.

ov, twelve

ov, poet, for

,

From

ov, ill-supplied with food.

convenient

ov,

tjvelve parts.

ov,

-,

as (from Xas) troublesome, dangerous, fearftd. 17, scanty, shabby clothing. ov,

of persons, to be

1(

peevish, ill-tempered

annoyed.

II.

old.

ov, conqueror in twelve contests.

(s,

(tos) of twelve years

:

—

ov, 6, twelve years old.

Adv.

))

twelve times.

ov, with twelve springs.

ov, ov,

((, (€,

of twelve threads. of twelve months.

—

:

-, -, 6-$,

) , . , () €, , {) knowing

,

with twelve children. Adv. twelve times long ago, i.e. ever 6,

so long ago.

, ^-.$, 6-,

t,

twelve cubits long.

gen.

los,

states.

ov, 6,

-, €5,

=

formed of

twelve united

5-$.

(()

,

ahos,

the

a

:

-,

made of twelve

different coloured

<5, , , (() {, )

,, €-€8,

— Pass,

sent, to take as

a bribe

one

receive as a bribe.

:

c. ace. to

$, , a

From

on the twelfth day.

ov,

of twelve tribes

the twelve tribes of Israel.

(€,

a prehave a bribe given

to accept as

Hence

bribe.

) )

in bribery fashion,

a taking of

bribes,

open-

-8, {, -5, {, , () -5, {, '() ^, -$,(.,{, 4) s, ,

ness to bribery.

,

taking presents or

a giver of presents. : a votive offering to a god II. gifts of or from the gods. the breadth of the hand, the palm. ov, devouring gifts, greedy of presents. to bring presents or bribes. From bringing presents ov, hence tributary. Dor. for only in nom. 17, Lat. dos, = Desiderat. of to be ready to give. Ep. fut. inf. of 3 pi. aor. 2 of ov, giving oneself up to justice, abiding by a sentence. fut. of Dor. for fut. act. part, of Typos, , a giver. ov, o,

a

gift,

present

;

the twelfth.

ov,

to

Adv. with allusion to the Dorians.

bribes.

pieces of leather.

TO

, . {) , {) {.

ov,

ov, twelve-oared.

ov,

187

Dor. for

,

number twelve

number of twelve, a dozen. ov,

-€.

Adv. in Dorian fashion.

twelve arts.

,

:

:

bb€arj\avos

€-.5, , (€ €-$, -,

:

,

. . . , , , , . . , , €€, . . , , -, {, ) , , . , , . , . , , {) {) , 5, 5, . , , -, , {, ) {) , €. , , {) , . . ,. . , , |, ^, €, €, (, , , , , ,

fern.

ov, 6,

€-€5, 8, .

eros) twelve years old;

,

Dodona, a town in Thesprotia, the seat of a very ancient oracle of Jupiter. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of Ep, for aor. 2 opt. of aor. I of Ep. for Dor. for II. a oTos a house, dwelling. III. a house, part of the house, a chamber, room. household. Dim. of

|,

(()

ov,

belonging

$,

fern, -itis,

:

:

:

,

17,

a

:

:

gift, present

g ft, freely,

,

—

Lat. gratis

, -—

aor. 2 subj. of

hence

:

Dep.,

f.

:

—

to

II. freely

(AcDpos) a Dorian

:

in plur.

the

Dorians.

(AcDpos) to Dor. f. 2. to speak Doric Greek. tate the Dorians. to dress like a Dorian girl. :

, and $, , ($) ,

:

:

,

ov,

(5)

fem. Adj. Dorian: 7^) the Dorian land, i. e. Peloponnesus. (sub. Koms) a Dorian knife used at sacrifices.

(sub.

Dor.

inf.

of

.

imi3.

Doric, I.

fifth letter

of the Gr. alpha-

(5,

^6 = 5000. archonship of Euclides (B. C. 403) the from the Samian alphabet to reAthenians adopted present long e, the Gramm. introduced the name of t was one way 6 without the aspirate, because

as

numeral e'^TTcVre and

in the

,

of writing the rough breathing. and plur. €, him-, her-, or it-self Lat. se, ace. sing, reflexive Pron. of 3rd pers., without nominat., and always enclitic. A rarer Ep. form is «, never en-

,, clitic.

2.

the

called t

€,

bet

When

given.

=

f.

ews, 6,

€,

as

[]

of Ace.

one with, Lat. dono. Hence that which is given, a gift. open to gifts or presents, to

be appeased by gifts.

Dorian.

From

ace.

:

to present

aros,

,

opos,

to build.

From

or

gift, present

pi. aor. 2 subj.

() , , ,-. $, , , f.

give, present

{()

Ep. for

I

-€,

Ion.

Dep.,

a

Adv., as a free gift, freely, like

to house.

and Dor. for Ep. for

used as Adv., as a free undeservedly, in vain.

to receive presents.

f.

and home. f.

,—

ov,

ruin

to

f.

house

of,

bouse or household.

,

to the

-«,

II.

without reflexive sense,

,

for

»',

Lat. sui. See him, her, it. Lat. vab! Id, exclam. of wonder or displeasure ed, for fia, 3 sing, impf of sum. 1 sing. impf. of is, Ion. for

,

.(

;

;

-€.

188

^,

lengthd. Ep. iaav, lengthd. Ep. pf. of iq,,

'^

(,

[],

let

, .

of

sing. aor. 2 pass,

["], aor.

(

2

'.

€

^

with Verbs of seeing and inquiring, it answers to Lat. an, if, whether ; hav ip see if or whether it be enough. III. kau even if, granting that; kav if not, except, unless ; kav if perhaps IV. after relat. Pronouns and Particles kav not. stands for av hs kav whosoever ; kav wheresoever ; but only in very late writers. ;

, (') used

,

€$

and

of

things

all

put-

so,

( ),

eavas wear. U. as Subst., kavov (sub. or TO, a rich state-robe. for aor. l of idpos, TO Ep. «tap, (iapos contr. ^pos: Lat. VER, spring; eapos viov in early spring ; metaph. of anything early or fresh, the prime ox first bloom of a thing 'yivioxv the first down

, *, —

-.

€|

,

on the

;

'

), ,

chin.

€-€05,

plucked in sprifig. pass the spring.

ov, {tap,

{)

Att.

{.

,

;

;

to

)(

('apivos Ep. elapivos Att. Lat. vernus, of qt belonging to spring.

«-, «as, Ep. for

(,

€S, (cap,

$,

k.

of

I

Ion. for

Ion. for

{eap)

:

sum.

,

?^,

Att. contr.

pi.

kavTwv,

etc.

(c, q.v.,

:

«, ',

augm. pf.

Ep. for contr.

4W

€' —

(.

.), :

Pass.,

To

let,

f.

, sing. aor. I pass,

uw [a]

med.

be: heed not.

€,

Other he will

:

'

2.

aor.

i

f'idaa,

permit II.

:

etc.;

of

used

and

2

of

epith. of Apollo,

{%$) on 5, , a number of

the seventh day.

a, ov,

ov,

seven.

{') , () ()

the seventh.

ot, ai,

indecl. seventy.

. , ,, , . ", , .. . , , , «,. .. . (, . €, «,. . , , . , «,.,..« . , «, , . , (8,

(),

,

ov,

seventy-six.

the seventh.

€/3-

II.

day of the month.

the seventh

plqpf. act.

,

€,

,

and pass, of

)8;.

From

of ebony.

ov,

the ebotiy-tree, ebony.

aor. 2 of aor.

€,

of

I

causal aor.

of

I

J med. of med. and pass, of

Ep. for kfi-qoaTo, aor. aor. I

(, (-,

aor. I pass,

of

aor. 2 of

(, (,

2 sing. aor. i of

Aeol. and Ep. for

3

pi. aor. 2

pf.

of

aor.

I

and

of

2

;3;.

of

pf.

(, «, (^, (.

Ep.

koa

:

pf with notion of :

to let go, let alone,

to let alone, let

of of

i

i

but

of

aor.

02, €$),

aor.

act.

and

pass,

of

and impf. of

1

5,

Adj.

, €, . . «, . , . , . , .

(sub.

the

Adv. in

:

fern.

Hebrew dialect. Hence the Hebrew tongue. aor. I act.

and pass, of

see

be; Oeos

kaaei he will give one thing, the i. e. not give; kav to

let alone,

of

I

[d], aor. I

a Hebretv

impf. €tW, Ep. without

in pass, sense,

stffer, allow,

carelessness, to leave alone. let

:

to

.

etc.,

sing.

Ep.

:

— Reflexive

,

(

koj,

fut.

:

:

,

and ace.

pass, of

the Spartans offered sacrifices on the seventh

aor.

Pron. of 3rd pers., of himself herself itself in gen., dat.,

, $, , , -, whom

and

act.

I

Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

Ion.

etc.;

aor.

of every month.

aor.

)

impf o{

pi.

3

aor. 2 of

pi.

3

aor. l pass, of

sum.

he let alone.

-, , ,

'4,

,,

to

k!js.

aor. 2 pass, of

Ep. for 2 pi. impf. of sum. idrtos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of to be suffered €OTO, Ion. for

:

of

pi.

3

€,

€€,

,

^k. ^. ( k,

3 plur. of impf. of

of

pi.

pass, of

spring-mo'tured.

2 sing. impf. of

,(, «. €. ,

€-,

Ep. aor. Ep. for

gen.

krjoiv,

plqpf of

t for

generally, fine, light tin beat out thin and made fit for ;

give up a

aor. 2 of

aor.

:

Idvov, TO, V, sq. idvos, ting on or wearing

to

. . , . € ,€ . , «, -€5, (, ) . Ep. for

Ep. for

pf.,

Med., kaaOai

III.

£, ', «,

//.

Conj. (properly ct aV), if haply, if so be that, in case that, followed by Subjunctive, whereas ft is followed by Indie, and Optat. Homer uses for it it K€ the Att. contract it into or and aV. II. :

alone.

thing to another.

vl•v.

[], 3

[],

(.

with pass, sense. of

^.

or

«,

«.

aor. 2 pass,

cdSa, pf. of €aSov, aor. 2 oi

(

3 sing. pres. of of

inf.

[],

€€,

aor. 2 pass, of aor.

I

act.

and

pass,

of

. . «,, , . . of aor. 1 of aor. 2 of

aor.

€, «, <,

I

aor.

i

[y].

act.

and

pass, of

aor. 2 of

(,

aor.

aor.

I

and pass, of and pass, of

act.

act.

—

—

€, -5, ,

:

aor.

€-€05,

ov, also

the land, native.

III. in

yeuvios.

«,, €., «, -,

of of

pf. pass,

see

€-€,

or beneath the earth, like

^'^^.

(/. €77;.

pf. pass,

subj. of 3 1• aor. causal sense, to engender or breed in.

«, , €-€5,

*^'^

From mocker, scorner. f. [a] for the tenses, v. laugh at, inock at one : absol. to mock, jeer. (s, (cj/, yivos) in-horn, native, innate, naII. tural ; eyyevHS gods of the race or country. 6orn of the same race, kindred. :

:

«-,

«-, -, -^^

yvoa

:

grow

in

yyvoai)

(«j/,

«, , €-. €,

draw

(.

in,

or

7-

III.

II.

mostly

nigh, be at hand.

and in later Gr. Comp., and

Ion.

ov,

:

(^kyyvs) to bring near.

f.

intrans. to

:

allowed, like

it is

old in a place.

for the tenses, v. yi-

intervene, pass,

II. to

yiyverai,

:

Dep. to be produced place, happen, arise in,

take

to

:

among.

grow

[a], to

fut.

fut.

kyyyvoa

for

€5, ,

«-, «-, ,

eyyvs.

(ev, y\v/cvs) to (^ev,

Sup. of

taste.

have

on

ivritten

;

kyyeypavos

ten on, as in Virgil, inscripti nomina. in the public register, to set

«-^^,

aXov)

«, yva

:

:

pf.

r,yyvqyiai

:

^yyva (this

:

Verb

:

and the forms given

— is

:

fut.

kyyv

Pass., aor.

I

:

:

/pf.

often treated as a compd.,

kv€yvv,

kv€ya,

:

—

«-,

«,

, €08, .

—

7€7;

3 sing. impf. of plqpf. of ykyojva.

I

and

—

fut. kyfptiJ

—

y(pa

3

:

pf kyi)yipKa (yepOtv pf. «717med., see typfro, kyp-

aor. ifjyiipa

Ep. 3

and

for Ep. aor. 2

:

:

pi.

pf.

:

Act. to awaken, wake up, rouse, stir metaph. to rouse, stir up. 2. to raise from the

rjyopa

—

^,ykpv

Pass., aor. l

:

of

see yky(uva.

:

see yyva. yevoa, to beget. sing, plqpf. of yyvoa.

impf. of 7€7a;i'ea;

causal aor.

I.

:

3. to raise, erect a building.

dead.

,

and Pass, to wake, watch : be awake. by passion, etc.

«, , (,

aor.

up from

rise

of

i

2. to

sleep

II.

Med.

in aor. to

:

keep

rouse oneself, be excited

7(.

y(pa.

«-, $, iyipQiis, aor.

1

-,

, -,

€€-5, :

kyyeyvbut it is derived from kyyv, 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 pledge Pass, to he plighted or betrothed : to accept as plighted husband or wife. , (kv, yviov or yva\ov) a ptctting a pledge in one's hand : hence generally, surety, security, hail. , {kyyvaw) one who gives bail or security, a surety. {kyyvaw) plighted, betrothed. , iyyvQtv, Adv. (eyyvs) from nigh at hand, hard by, near. II. of Time, nigh at hand. as

a right kyywvioi stones cut square. Ep. for aor. 1 of

kv

enter

yyvr}v

ov, {kv, yojvia) aftgular,for?ning

;

II. to

aor. I

.

? (,

«, «, «, «, €€,, €€€ «, ',

a?igle

spectators.

:

r'lyyvcov

—

kyyp,

;

writ-

to one's charge.

impf

II.

'2,

it

also to indict.

:

surety or bail.

a surety. Adv. I. of Place, near, nigh at hand, absol. or c. gen. II. of Time, nigh at hand. III. of Numbers, nearly. IV. coming near, like, akin to. Comp. kyyiojv, ov, and €771;T(pos, a, ov Adv. nearer : Sup. tyyiaros and kyyvTaros Adv. eyyiara and kyyvrara, as near as possible : see kyyiwv.

stirring.

f. Ep. aor. i kyyvaXi^a {kv, yvput into one's hands, grant in full, give

to

:

down

{kyyv) giving

ov,

—

having

of

yvoa.

to ctU in, carve.

{kv, f to strike out with the tongue, to he always talking of. 6, {kv, yovos) a grandson : descendant. xpw. for the tenses, v. ypacpw: i. to mark in or on : to paint or write on : Med. and Pass.

to

II.

Ep. and Dor. aor. I of syncop. for kytvero, 3 sing. aor. 2 of 7*-

,)

have a sweet

y\) €--€, , €-5, €-, f.

ov,

by, near.

= kyyvs,

«-5,

,

€-€,

€-)05,

as Subst.,

;

in

see eyyaios.

—/

189 Adv. hard

(€77t;s)

of Time, nigh at hand.

in or

^^^.

o(

pf,

ov, (kv,

of property, in land, con-

II.

sisting of land.

of

I

:

:

— € , .) (,

contr. for

€-€, Ep.

.

—

{kyf'ipw,

part. pass, of kyi'ipw.

ov,

{ky€p,

)

)

{ky(p, y(\s)

,

b,

-$,

Dor. for

:

laughter-

exciting the fern,

kytpci-

battle-stirring.

waking, easily waked ; kytpwhich one wakes. {kyupw) a waking, exciting.

ov, {ky€ipw)

«,

vTTvos sleep frotn

,

(ojs,

€, «'.

{ky,

fs,


Adv. {kyep) wakefully, Ion. for

', , «,

pass, of

ky(p.

pf. act.

y. , -, -^, , aor.

of

I

€, «,

,

busily.

kyy€pvot

and

pass,

3

of

pi. plqpf.

ky('.

yae.

3 sing. aor. 2 of yr^paoKoi. aor. I of

€-[, aor.

oi

I

ypv.

to fit in.

f.

f.

Ofie's seat in

€05,

:

to

encamp

{kya) , «-, '-, «-, ov,

.

Dep. f

Dep.

suborned. pass one's youth in. sit in or on, lie in ambush, to

to

to sit or take

in a place.

[],

to set

up

in.

—

(- -^. «,

190

4-,

,

Att.

^

f.

upon

4€-^, in.

;

pf.

down

4-, to

run

thing.

Att.

f.

Att.

f.

(2|, ,

(-,

-,

f.

in.

€-€,

eyna- fix to

:

fut.

a feast of renovation or

to

^

burn or heat

('/

summon for

pf.

:

to call

:

purpose of accusing, to accuse, indict ; kyKaXeiv to bring a charge of murder against one of actions, to blame, censure. Pass, to pride oneself in a thing. II. to

in.

-^ , «^,

Hence

:

%, 6,

($, €-,

the

f.

\,

that of which one

to veil in

proud:

From wrap up

:

— Med.

-, «-, -, :

) -^:

in or with a thing. f.

snap up,

ov,

—

pf.

to gulp in greedily,

:

fruitful, prolific.

await steadfastly.

to

of epidemics,

slaughter

in.

put in or upon

to

€]

:

down

— Med.,

he included the swordby his art.

«-, -^, kyaaky. 6€€, kyaKv. kyaayv. «€, «,

belt in his art,

wrought

e.

i.

«,

it

to p07ir in besides.

f.

aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2 of

i of Ep. for kyKaTadov, 2 sing, imperat., and for kyKaTiOiTo, 3 sing, ind., aor. 2 med.

aor.

«, kyaa. €-, €-€,

,

f.

<,

to scoff at.

6-€, ,

dwell

to

also

on

build

a

-,

immure. Pass, with fut. med. build

2. to

€-€,

in.

to

f.

go down

f.

down

to creep f.

aor. 2

-. «-, Pass, to lie

down

or

:

[]

med.

catch

in,

spot,

:

put oneself

to

:

to lie

down or put go to bed in.

Pass, with fut.

-, , ,

reckon f.

kyei. kyKv.

pass, of

to

of

of

grow

ov,

urged on, bidden, ordered. urge on, cheer on.

to

f

to

)

goad

down.

€Y-K€VTpis, ihos,

(kv,

bed in a place:

-,

on.

[]

,€\) -«5, €\$), mix

to

in,

mix

:

€-€€,

metaph. f

II.

a sting

:

a spur.

(kv,

:

to

lay

in

:

to leave

Pass, to be left behind in a race.

or

build into

to enlist soldiers.

behind: to forsake:

From

of plants,

;

to

to concoct, contrive.

to

mock

at.

within the head ; 6 kyKecpa\os (sub. I. the brain. II. the edible pith of young palm-shoots. ov, (kv,

among

an

encouragement, cheer, huzzah.

to inoculate, ingraft.

med.

of

pass,

or

in.

,

f.

pf

pf

sleep in.

to

Att.

pf. pass, pf.

fut. to catch in a place holdfast, to bind or trammel.

.

ky. kyaK(.

{.

opt. of

kya.

pass, of

of pf of

dat.

f. to beat in ; kyKaraKpoveiv tread a ?neasure or dance among.

and

€€, €€], £€,

pf

to associate with, adapt.

«-, -, '-', to

to

into.

Pass, to lie in

to lay

c-y

down and

into

:

II.

old in. to bind fast in, involve in.

{.

«, -€, «-,

€6, «,

hold out.

III. absol. to

«--, €-€, -, «-, «-, -, to

wall.

,

:

kyoa. €€, ^. €€€ €€, -€, ky. $, , (kyc€v) €€€5, «-, , €-€|, , ('/. , €-6, {\\.'( ^)

to persevere or persist in.

(kv) the entrails, bowels

to^

f.

pf.

containing fruit

f.

lie

upon

trans, to hurl

II.

«-,

ov, cross, transverse, oblique.

—

break out among. upon.

with shorn head.

bolt.

€-5, «-, , €-€€, , «, , €-,

to

in.

to

f.

to

upon.

to lie in, hence to be ashamed. to be wrapped in. II. to press upon, urge, imbend in. f. to pour gurgling in ; aor. I im- portune, attack : to be vehement against : to press one kyKava^ov. hard. 1. to be devoted to. from the sound.) only in pf pass, part., ky€ap€v Dep. {kv, to make a sound

€-', , ,(Formed

iy

-, -, «-,/^ ^

sew

to fall

to

f

to

:

is

to hide oneself, esp. one's face:

perat.

to

of

an ornament, decoration. 6, a wrapping up.

to

:

to interweave, entwine.

It)

II. to

to fall in or

f.

f.

in.

in.

in.

f.

to riot to excess in a

tcD,

mix up

to thrust firmly into

f.

to renovate, dedicate, consecrate.

f.

to

f.

f.

(kv, Kaivos)

make afire

2 act.

set

into harbour.

,Hence

cY-Kaivia, dedication.

or

bring into harbour

to

tcD,

«-, -, 6-, -, --^, «-, -^, €-€, €-, «-, ,, :

f.

^^

plqpf.

be placed or established in.

Med.

in.

{kyaa.av)

a catching , a being caught in a place.

($,

and holding fast

place

to

with aor.

Pass., ;

send

into,

f.

Med. and

II.

II.

to take one's seat on.

:

to let

f.

upon.

to seat in or

«-,, , -, €-, or

intr. to sit in

:

:

a

—

«, «, €6€8, «,

pf of

pf

kyxaXlvoM.

pass, of

kye.

pf. part. pass,

«-, , pf

pass,

of

ky-Qapi, to play = ky(pvvv. f.

of

kyp.

kyk. the

harp among.

— — :

-, , «, -, «-,

to shut in, confine within,

f.

aor. l part. pass,

II.

() €, -5, 5, , ) of indictment.

bill

,

heir, heiress.

Att. for

pf.

f.

lean over or

-

part. (yKXrjcas.

i

pass,

:

— Pass.

towards, Lat. inclinare

weigh upon one.

Oii,

II. intr. to

,

give way, flee, Lat. inclinari. f. to hollow out, scoop out. iy-KOiKo%, ov, {kv, koiKos) hollowed out, hollow. Pass, with fut. med. to

bend, incline.

2. to

«-,,

«-,,

€-, ,, <-,

sleep in.

,

('^,

{kv,

)

,

)

€-5, 8, ,

«-, , -, ,

swallow.

to hasten, be

f.

and

quick

active.

Hence

«-, «-,

,

«, «,

sand, sprinkle

Med. {kv, kovis) to sand over oneself.

aor.

inf. pass,

l

f.

of

ky.

€-, ", -€, , «, , €-5,

metaph. to

{kv,

f.

pf. part, pass.

to hinder,

wrap up

in

Dep. with

fut.

in.

kyoat, pf kyKtKT^

to acquire possessions in

a foreign country. Hence utos, to, property held in a foreign country. possession of property in a foreign country.

«, ^,, {kyoa) €-, €-5, ,

to

f.

mix up

in.

ov, {kv, kvkXos) circular, rounded.

revolving in a :

)

going round

circle, periodical,

«-, , — -, ) = kyv. -, , ov, {kv,

{kv,

f.

circle:

II.

in suc-

hence general, comtnon.

Pass, to

circular.

kvkKos)

go round

to

move about

in a

about, and in trans, sense,

surround, encircle. ky ov, gen. ovos, {kv,

to

) pregnant.

ey-Kiios, ov, {kv,

ky

«-,

and peep

to stoop

f.

€,, ,

to fall into or

€-!|,

pry

into,

aor. i kvi-

upon, light upon, meet with.

-.

ky Lacon. of eyKara. and fut.

kv€v

Pass., aor. l

in, to

kyvp:

impf. kveKvpov: fut.

pf.

ky(iaa

ky(aa :

pf.

:

:

:

kyov): —

, «, €-5,

praise, laud.

see

II.

festival or revel

:

) $)

kyos

{kv,

in

, ', , «,

2.

11.

same

at home, of the

ov, {kv,

lage.

arrange in order.

to

f.

:

Adj. hidden or baked in

fern.

From

(the augm. tenses are formed as if the Verb were a to compd., and not derived directly from

) ^^.

knock in

to

weary.

:

,',

—

ov, {kyKoiTr]vai) wearied.

«-, ,

coverlets

roll in the dust or

a hifiderance.

{kyKoirijvat)

17,

,

aor. I inf. of

haste, diligently.

iti

II.

{kyKpv(\no5) to keep oneself bid-

{kyp) hidden

ov,

:

Adv.

to strike against.

underhand.

to act

€-8,

hence perf. part, as luxurious as Coesyra (a pass. female name in the Alcmaeonid family). serving/or a bed. (kv, f. to gulp down like a f.

fists

to hide or conceal in.

i//cu,

«, $, «, «-, :

cession

to lull to sleep in a place.

f.

f.

the ashes, of loaves.

leaning sideways, aslant.

to bend, incline to or to

aor.

:

Adv.

Pass.,

€-7, (;, ,

den

cetisorious.

'^ «-, «-. (€\) €-, -: -, an

inheritance,

—

f.

havitig a lot or share in

{kv,

an

:

to dance.

an accusation, charge, com-

aros, to,

a

beat or keep titne

€-, ,

/^.

of

^ ^^

191

dashed one against the other. f. to knock in :

Ion. for k'yKKuw.

:

—

i€L—

to shut to, shut fast.

plaint

—

:

belonging

which the

victor

to

vil-

a Bacchic

was

led

kyov

home

(sub. Ittos), From indignant at. 2. as Subst in procession. ov, {kv, kotos) bearing a grudge, spiteful, TO, a hymn in honour of the victor : a song of praise, II. eyKOTOS is also found, like kotos, panegyric. malicious. pf. pass, of as Subst., a grudge, hatred. to cry pf. act. and pass, of aor. 2 kveKpayov f. iy to be

f.

«, <€, -,

aloud

€,, ,

:

:

at, to rate loudly.

,

€-8, strong.

)

self-control, Lat. continentia

Dep.

and

From

with a firm hold: stout, II. having the mastery over, having pos2. having control over oneself, self-disks, {kv,

session of. ciplined, Lat. continens.

«,

;

to exercise self-control.

3. in

bad

sense, unyield-

Adv.

of kjKpaT-fjS,

€-, -,

strongly,

strictly

temperately.

«.,

to

Dor. for

f

. € ) -8, «-, ) ,

yyv.

yyv. yyv.

aor. I pass, of

iy-^k(o,

f.

€|/,

to scrape.

aor. 2 pass, of

[],

aor. I act, ov,

€€-5.

ov, 6,

of

€€-,

ov,

y

yp.

{ky(, and

(«/,

)

strife-stirring.

,

ov,

{ky(p,

stirring

up

to

revelry.

prove, admit, sanction.

*-,

aor, 2 of

rousing the fight.

ing, stubborn.

f.

y.

reckon in or among : to apII. to reckon as.

-4,

to strike

fern. part. pi. of

against

:

of a dance, to

typiTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. of kydpM imperat. inf. kypka. eypeo; 3 sing. subj. eypij to be awake, watch, intrans. pf. of ky(p, whence part, kypyops, 2 pi. imper. kypyop€ (Ep. ;

«,

;

€

—

:

192

'^/('/'^ ^), €^6€. ^-, — '^. ^^, «,

for

(Ep. for

inf.

Homer

3 sing. uses the Ep. form kyprjyopOa in 3 pi. Ep. part., as if from a pres. vai)

plqpf.

:

,

^-,

«, «, ^. . «, «-, —, -•. — «, «, , «-, «— (- -, watching, awake. {kyp-qyopa) Adv. waJieftilly, awake.

formed from

from

awake or watchful.

to he

.

sing. aor. 2 subj.

;

Oep. — (tenses formed from

:

aor.

f.

gape

or

6-^,

Lat. incaco

€6,

also

ace. to be in

c.

:

-€

fut.

kyxaveiv

in one's face, to scoff at, jeer.

-€

f.

*€'-),

inf.

2

Ep. gen.

€€-$,

of

pi.

)

pf.

'7'

Ep. for

^.

ov, {eyxos, Kepavvas) touchitig the

•

thunderbolt.

6-€€,

f.

iti

«YXf

I

{(v,

()'•

—

Hence hand, xmdertake. an tmdertaking : and aros, (ojs, a taking in hand, an undertaking. one must unverb. Adj. of

€6, 3, 6€€,

to take

aor.

,

^,

,

dertake.

€65, , ,

(kyxupiw) one who

takes in

hand:

an adventurer.

605, , (^) () ov,

€-€05,

ov, (kv,

,

Subst., eyxiipidiov,

a manual, hand-hook.

€-€,

Att.

f.

hand. a hand-knife, dagger.

,

() put another — Med.

hands, entrust a thing to band, take on oneself.

€-€-605, ov, i?ito

(|j/,

xeip,

)

as 2.

into one's

to take in

:

one's hands.

6-6,

to

{tv,

II.

put or delivered

.

*5,

(. —

:

€€-5, uncertain.)

€€-5, €€-5,

«. -,

iy pf.

(eyxos,

) )

ov, (eyxos,

.

{.-(:

poured

:

to

in.

to fill the

l

spear-brandishing. spear-hearing.

(^,.

pour in: II.

bowl.

— Med.

to fill

,

pr.

of

(y(.

evixd'a: Pass.,

pour ox flow by pouring in ; hyxkai to

—

weapon of thought. q. v.

57,

sq.

^^ «-,,

ks

TO

to

rb

The

face.

dash against; evixpavev he dashed his staff in his

()«/ $

occurs,

pf. pass, also

aWovs

(sc.

-npos

there were wars

urged on against others also. Dep. to expectorate. to want, have need ; ra

^ €

'^^ -'/

«-(|,

«-, —

cessaries.

ipas

^<

f.

Pass., aor.

:

aor.

:

ne-

part.

I

part,

I

:

dash against ; kyTrj yfj 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. coUat. form of From ov, applied as an unguent. II. like to rub in, to anoint. bring near

^

strike or

to

to,

«-, €5, €-,

kyp^^.

kypm,

€-,

to attack, assail.

Att.

f.

:

xpovos)

{kv,

be

to

:

long about a thing, tarry, delay.

€-;, ,

,

expose in a pan or pot. give room for doing a thing to make way for, yield: to concede, allow, admit. 2. impers. kype, it is possible or permitted; 67there is yet time.

«-€,

(

longing

to

also os, ov, (kv,

ov,

to the country.

€-5,

',

)

(

in

or be-

— kyxCjpios. EGO, Germ. ICH,

ov,

Lat.

our I: pers. Pron. person, Ep. and Aeol. kyajv before vowels: strengthd. b}'^ compos, with enclit. 76, €7^7^, Lat.

of the

—

to

f.

f.

first

equidem, I at least, for my part kywvya Eoeot. lajvya or iajya

MOT,

Ep. also Boeot. Ace.

MEI, Ep. and

Lat.

(,

€$ —

,

Dor.

;

— gen.

:

:

(,

^, ko,

enclit.

Ion.

77 ", ^,

and en-

e/if'o,

and

k€,

Dor. Dor. /ue. Dual, nom. and ace, Ep. gen. and dat.

Dat.

Aeol.

enclit.

;

€k(s—

, — .,

:

,

Ep.

, , , , : ^ , , Lat.

NOS

:

($, Dor. €$,

nom. and Ep.

—

:

:

Dor. Dor. for

Ion.

",, Ep. and

4.

eycxjye.

. .

Att. crasis for 170' oiha.

«, «.

, (, -,

Att. crasis for

$,

,

ky

Dor. for

aor. 2 of

aor.

I

ky,

act.

Ion.

Aeol.

\]. Dor.

or

— ace, $,

Plur.,

gen.

Dor.

also

dat.

. -, «, «,

Aeol.

Aeol.

Ep. also

Aeol.

Dor. for eyxeovra, part.

ky^€a

in, be

ov,

-

—

in or of the country, Lat.

,

=, = €-, €- €-,

clit.

Ep. for cye. Dim. of eyx^Xvs, a little eel. «YXeXciov, «YXiXeios, ov, ((yxeXvs) of an eel. vos, pi. kyx^Xves, Att. 6yxe\(is, an eel, Lat. anguilla: proverb., kyx(\f is to be fond of fishing in troubled waters. ov, fighting with the spear. (Deriv.

;:

TO, a spear, lance, consisting of two parts, and head and shaft. II. generally, a weapon, a sword, an arrow metaph.,

6-08, ,

enterprising,

in the

)

ov, (kv,

—

:

*02,

to

thundering with

:

€-€5,«??,

—

a horrid fright at one

(^7X"5*) ^ spear, lance. 3 sing. subj. of

^YX^^T'

€€),

;

to

^'^.

ov, {eyxos,

the spear.

:

€-05,

indigena.

and

put the hit in the mouth of, Pass, to have the bit in one's mouth. hold in check 3 sing, fut, of ey 3 to

f.

— €.

'iyxos

«YpotTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. opt. of Ep. aor. 2 med. part, of

yawn

:

:

(ycuye.

and med. of

.

ihaKov

. « . € . «, €, , . €<, 5.

^SSkov, aor. 2 of

, ,

cSavos, (8avos, or excellent.

, () , {€)

eatable.

.

of

aor. 2 of

^, (2$,

;

f.

Att.

aor. 2

,

make

to

of

level

to level

:

$

of anything the the bottom or hold o( ship:

fos, r6, the bottom, or base

ground:

:

also the ground-floor, pavement : level ground. the same root as Ep. for edeiaa, aor. I of Ep. aor. 2 of

. . ^, ,. .

-€, -.)

«6,

€, €€€,

«, €€6, ((, . «,

Ion. for

pi. plqpf. pass,

( .« 3

3 pi. plqpf. of Ion. 3 plur., and

pass, of

, «,

€€6,

(€6, ««,

. ,

pass, (in

I

aor.

of

I

(BtiBa, aor.

of

. . .

€€€, -, Ep.

, ,

l

aor. I of aor. I of

aor. I of

'«

(€, Ep. 3

, -,

4(<, med.

€€,

Ion. for

but

;

, {()/, 6€5, , , {) an «€05, , ()

<(,

.

(,.-,

aros,

of

of

inf.

their guests.

6,

a betrother, of

aor.

(^,

I

impf. of

pi.

pi.

.

i

, ()

(, (

act of sitting; fut.

of a thing

to sit on,

of the gods.

seat, abode, esp.

the pedestal of

pass,

I

3.

a

pass, of

seat.

( . () ', ,

Ep. and Ion.

a

any

seat,

a chair,

of the gods, a temple, altar. II. a 3, a foundation, base. sitting still, being idle or inactive, delay ; it is not the season for sitting still. 2. a 2.

seat, abode, esp.

. (, , .

of

and

sitting, session.

meat, a dish. eater, devourer.

2.

a foundation, base,

a statue: also the statue itself. II. the earl 'tis no time for sitting still. of

bench, etc.

aor. I act.

also aor.

eos,

.

.

and

act.

and

of

aor.

a

father

pass, of

I

Dor. for aor. I of

pi. plqpf. of

sing. sync. aor. 2

Ep. for

. (, . (, (, . ( , ( . (, (. . (, . (, . (5,

(.

((, ,

fut.

4, to want.

from

.

from

pair

(6, (ov(Dor. eeoj/),aor. 2

bind.

and 3

I

wedded

aor. I

want.

€, to

i.

portions a bride.

Dor. for aor. I of

'.

med. sense) of

to

nuptial gifts,

promise or betroth for presents.

to

((\)€5,

plqpf. of

aor.

to the

f.

. (,

3 sing., plqpf.

of

pass,

From

((, ,

, , ( Ep.

plqpf. pass, of

aor. I pass, of

«^,

of

pi. plqpf.

3

=

Dep.

Ep.

wedding presents Hence

who

to bifid.

and

act.

of

aor. I pass, of

Hence

of

inf.

the suitor to the bride. 2. from the suitor to the bride's father. 3. a portion or dowry, given to the bride by her parents, also or 4.

(From

plqpf. of

plqpf. of

aor.

",

with

of

aor.

of

j

Ep. pres.

From

the earth.

193

aor.

pleasant, grateful, agreeable

[d], aor. 2 pass,

metath. for aor. I of

. ^, . (, (, . (, (, . ((, (. (, (, /». . ^hvv.

V.

of

[d], aor. 2 pass,

— (, (,

III.

the seat, fundament. aor. 2 of

poet, for

(5, ,

(, , , (, . «, . (, . , (, . (, «, . (, . (, . «, ', (, .. ^ (, .^ , (, . , (. ], . . «, . ) (, «-, . (, , . . (, (, , (, . , . to be eaten, eatable.

-,

eaten

:

consumed. aor.

of

I

3 sing.

€,

to

vos,

77,

aor.

^';.

also

()

I

meat, food, pass, of

«-^,

aor.

I

act.

and

Ep. aor.

i

of

impf. of

aor.

I

(,

Ep. and Ion. for Pass,

pass, of

of

a seat, abode, dwelling.

Ion. for

aor. I

{')

to sit

(-8, , {(,

Ep. 3

pi.

throws

formed from

(,

impf. of

aor. I of

of

aor. i of

[y]

aor. i of

poet,

Hence

aor. 2 of

aor. 2

:

II.

a foundation, base. med. oi aor. 2 act. and pass, of

(, , (()

«.

impf. of

want.

€5,

of

(.

,

aor. 2

of Secu, to bind

i

=

aros,

of

Att.

aor.

to need.

pf. pass,

of

sitting, sedentary.

steadfast, firm, constant.

of

pf. act.

pf. part,

{')

f.

^,

pf. pass,

II.

ov,

3

pi.

of Ep.

inf.

;

impf.

wrestler

adversary by a cross-buttock. aor. i act. and pass, of sing. aor. 2 of but also Ep. for

his

I

:

of same tense.

;;

who

« ,

—

..

ihvvv—

194

{ €«,-€, -, -, (, . . of

aor.

or

Ion. 3

1• impf.

€, (;. ( (: for

", 7,

aor.

Ion.

( €($ pass.

—these are

—

,

a bait

all

aor. I of

men fodder

.

provisions.

€-5, ,

,

-.

.

for etXiov,

cciira, as, e, «ciirov, cs, lets,

impf of €,

€€,

,

i

-$.

.

ititov.

cfs.

Ep. 2 and 3

, ,(. , ,

3 dual, aor.

of

sing.,

and

Ep. 3 sing, and part. aor.

*€.

«, €€,€(($,

€\.

Ep. for

pf

and

pass. ind.

part, of

Ep. for Ep. for iXaai, aor. i inf of Ep. for upyaOov.

of

I

.

of

Ep, for

, ( €4 . (, .

«,

aor.

Root

(the

is

im

«^ «, «,

act.

and

pass, of

, $,

pass, of

^)

((-,

, , «, , ,

f

coward purposely :

to

be slack

^.

will-worship,

duty, play the

in

From

on purpose.

to be beaten

(Qe\6-KaKOs, ov, wilfully bad, neglectful of one's duty^ esp. in war, cowardly. Adv. voluntarily.

{()

{(()

Adv. voluntarily.

TJpos, 6,

{(()

. , -,

, {()

a volunteer. a volunteer.

(€. (,

6,

=

(.From

Dor. for

3 pi. of love of work, diligence.

,

() (5

ov, (f^fXo-, TToros) willing to

{(€-,

ov,

,

{((-,

work. one who

\.(•.

pf

:

—

like

^)

*

{()

ov,

willing to work.

voluntarily.

,(: .

.

-

fut.

to will, be willing,

to be able,

-'

(

^^.

.

3• '^ be wont or accustomed, to do a thing readily. 4. to mean, purport, Lat. volo; often in phrases, such as, Lat. quid sibi vultf what means, what purports the prodigy ? 1 pi. aor. 2 of %Q(v, Ep. and Att, poet. gen. for (o, ov, of him, of her. (Q(VTO, 3 pi. aor. 2 med. of

(

5•,

.. . ( , , . . . , «€€, «. ( , , . (, ((, (,,(. (. fut.

-,

:

see

impf and

«)

:

aor. 2

:

to seat oneself, sit

,

of

2. with a negat., almost like have the power; as of a stream,

fut., will or shall.

sum. 17, 3 sing. subj. of of €us, his. «€, Ep. for ij/ce, 3 sing. aor. I of Ep. for sum. 3 sing, impf of Ep. for 3 sing, impf of «8, gen. masc. of kus, good, brave, noble. Ep. for ^t, gen. fem. of 6s, 2, who, what but Irfi gen. fem. of kos, bis.

«,

and

a willing slave.

ov.

, (€( 7( '

[], aor. 2 of pf pass, of

fern,

act.

1

signifies vohintarily or gladly.

wish, desire : sometimes also merely as the sign of the

they sank to the earth.

Ion. for

(.

Ep. 2 sing. subj. of willed, voluntary.

aor.

-, ,, €-5,

:

".

^.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

, {()

things, optional.

kpa-qus.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Ep. 3 sing, plqpf pass, of pf part. pass, of

hair.

of, till.

willing, voluntary.

€€)$,

for

,

, ',

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf pass, of eipo». Ep. 3 pi. plqpf pass, of e'ipyw. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of

"EZOMAI,

,

«-, ,

eJpcu.

€€\$,

^, €€, , {()

care

vohintarily charges himself with the office of (q. V.) to a foreign state.

Ep. for flpy-•

pf. part. pass,

:

wear long

to

f.

€0€\o-Trpo^6vos,

«.

«,(, «, €€, , ^, «, «, «, «, . «, «, %.

ccpye,

tip^ivos,

«, (, ,

Adv.

ibo.

(«, €€$,

^.

,

superstitious observance.

eiAecw.

Ep. for

«,(«,

Ep. for

accustomed, used. and pass, of Ion. aor. l of hair; in Homer, a horse's mane, or the horsehair crest on helmets a lion's mane. Hence aor. I act.

17,

of ceiKoaopos, (€iko7tOs,

€€,

ccCXcov,

for

. .

and pass, of

act.

i

sum. sum.

(^(Oos)

'^, «6,

a rowing-bench, Lat.

him, ace. of ov.

for

5, , ,

. «-, in compos.,

abode.

seat, dwelling,

«, €€, -, . (, Med. (. (€, . e,

for

:

:

a

, «, €€. *,

to tend, take

in a ship, the seat of the rowers,

trans trum. Ic, poet, for

;

Hence

for fish.

ov, eatable

aor.

iOas,

act.

pf,

:

to eat,

food, meat, victuals for

:

, ,.

\/

Ep. for 5, sing. impf. of Ep. for 17, 3 sing. subj. of

€0avov, aor. 2 of

Hence

their spirit.

€, , «, (, 6, ($)

for

sing,

Epic forms for devour: metaph., and i. e. consume, waste, house eating their heart, i. e. wasting,

:

;

consuming

fut.

:

the Att. tenses, see eat up,

cattle

and 3

2

of

I

impf

(. €, 6,

med. of

aor. I

home

;

:

6€,

aor. 2 of

. €06T6,

2

(Q(v, Ion. for

—

(.

and 3

(,

of

pi. aor. 2

2 sing. aor. 2

med. of

Ion. for

3 sing.,

Ion.

Ion. for

((, ((-

3 1• of

1. of

3 1. aor.

med. of

—

<, ,

^—'..

'.

., , (. : ((: sing. aor.

aor.

of

l

pass, of

I

Att.

f.

Pass., aor. I

—

custom, use:

:

Pass,

Hence

€€, -,

aor. I of

«-, , , prefect

aor. 2 act.

of

cdviKOs,

—Adv.

,

17,

02,

phrase

used in cheering, on then, come on ! ' c^cActs, elliptic, and would be in full,

is

— €, (: — 6€( « ,

:

. . )

,

«,

a ruler of a nation

(',

, €€, ,

for

From

Gentiles.

'

a company, body of men. 2. a race, tribe. the nations, 3. a nation, people ; Gentiles, i. e. all except Jews and Christians. 4. a particular class of men, a caste. cdopov, aor. 2 of ios, TO, custom, usage, manners, habit. cOpavaa, aor. I of aor. I of aor. I pass, of aor. 1 act. of Dor. for lOprjvovv, impf. of

(, €€5.

,

02,

to be

aor.

of

1

accustomed, to be wont. Ion.

pf.

Ion.

$

as impf.

to be in the habit

The

Att. use

«-

and the plqpf. be wont or accustomed,

as pres., to

:

part.

:

as Adj.,

accustomed,

customary, usual ; one's custo?7i. EI', a conditional Particle, Dor. and Ep. Lat. SI, if: with optat. or indie. see ct yap or at yap, :

:

and ft,

ei'-^e.

Att. 2 sing, of

(

—

—

;

I

and

.

also 2 sing, imperat. pres. pf. pass,

of

a river-side pasture, meadow.

uncertain €1 ov,

€,

)

Ep. and Ion. €t (, contr. into lav, Ep. for kavos. 77, claplvos, Ep. for tap, kapivos.

,

eldvos,

sort,

(Deriv.

,

and av.

(,

(^,

*(' (*()

TO,

particular kind

action.

:

of

plan of

state or

,, *(*€. . ,, . of

part,

v.

part, of

v.

part, of

part, of

fern.

form,

opp. to genus.

«,

6$, Adv. ($, nom. . Dim.

seen, the

is

generally, a form,

II.

a particular

($,

of

ace. sing, of

*( . of *( A.

pi. aor. 2

I

in

of

fut. inf.

that which

III. species,

dat. pi.

knowi?tgly.

*€';

v.

($,

of a short, descriptive poem, mostly on pastoral subjects, an idyll. (or more properly f the Lat. VIDEO),

1',

which is supplied by under two heads, one to see, the

to see, obsol. in pres. act.,

meanings fall other to know. A. to see, mostly its

.

',

subj.

;

:

;

Ep. also

med.

ibo.

and trisyjl. «a, Interj., Lat. eia, on! up! away! also come on then ! (la vvv well now. 3 sing. impf. of aor.

f OS,

knowing or expert

shape, figure, Lat. species.

part.

(la,

€, (, €, €€, ,

€5,

otherwise,

*( .

v.

;

:

whether now.

Ep. for of *';. Dor. for aor. 2 of A. fut.

men

that, expressing conviction: also

, (*€<)

a thing.

.. «, , . €, «, . €, . «, ^^. . €•, , , . ', * ( '(

the

II.

if

subj. of oTha

now, seeing

if

ovos, 0,

cos, TO,

The

;, *( .

)

elliptic for (i

in indirect questions,

W. foreign: gentile:

poet, for

(

:

Lat. sin aliter. €1

national.

.

ov, {aXbos) shapely, cotnely.

'.

must accustom.

(c^jos,

-/fcDs, like the

195

* €,

like,

an ethnarch.

:

, €1

looking like. aor. I pf. oTos, TO, (€^)food, meat, victuals for pf. {iOos) to ac- fodder for cattle a bait for fish. to be accustomed or used to. opt., and inf. of v.

verb. Adj. one

cOXiij/a, aor. I of

«,

but

:

aor. 2 of

:

:

in aor. 2

«,

inf.

,

Ep.

(, Ep.

also

. ( (, -^, , The same

;

sense belongs also to aor. 2

Ep.

;

The

imperat.

;

subj.

is imper. med. mostly an exclamation, see! lo ! behold! Lat. ecce. as pf., is used as pres., or II. in Ep. and Ion. we find Pass, and as fut.

inf.

;

,

Med.

deor

aor. 2

Ep. also

aor. I

:

ao,

in pass, sense, to be seen, appear, seem, Lat. vi-

the stars are visible, appear: have or take the appearance of a

;

hence,

to

2.

oy-

, , . ,. , ( , '. (, ', , :(, ( , €( ; , (, «, : , (5 (

€-$, €, €, ^,

$) ;; —

ov, (elap,

thing: and

withyouthful breasts. aor. I of the same.

impf. of ciaaKov, Ion. for ciW, impf. of Ep. for Ion. ^vTo, 3 pi. pres. and impf. of

«itis, 2 sing.

«, which

3 sing, plqpf. med. Ep. form of to drop,

:

— Med.

is

for

€1

/

, .

.

€-€,

.

fall in

if

.. !

if at

any

knows); so

implying that the thing

;

I knew:

indie,

:

is

—

pf.

(Ep.

pi.

I

— imperat.

— opt. —

; Ep.

.

rate,

impf.

:

if at least, if then, Lat. si-quidem.

unlikely.

— the

in voice.

/ have seen, is used I know, (for what one has also plqpf. / had seen, in sense

know

seen, one

os)

let

make oneself like ; made herself like Polites

dat. /o

she

B. to

of

run down.

for if; and expressing a wish, would that ! Lat. utinam !

€1

that

to trickle or

c.

as a pres. in the sense

Ion. for

drops

y^v

;

part,

Att.

3

^;

—

also

subj.

//,

and

Ep.

inf.

— impf,

Ep. fem. Ep. 2 sing.

((, ((

Ep.

also

(), (, (, Ep.

Dor.

for

5,

,, ^ (.((,) — (,

sing.,

?(, ^€,

;

—

(poet,

and

Att.

^;, or

or

fut.

:

2

;

Att.

plur.,

Att.

more

:

196

*-^€.

, ",

,,

(.

)

€€-5,

and mostly Ep. To know; ev ov, (€iK€\os, of like voice I know well; cS know well, be assured; «i'«fvai,^Att. for koiftevai, inf. of loi/wi. he is knowing, skilled in counsels and so Adv. without plan or purpose, heedlessly, with Adjs., uUvai, etc., to be rashly, at random, Lat. tetnere. rarely

€

;

skilled in prudent, fitting things, etc. often in Part.; so also, €u ftSws well skilled. In this sense to be skilled in, the word also takes a genit. in Homer,

^, €, ,

;

6 €« cunning with the

mould

(ei/ewv) to

f.

into form.

/mtos, to, an image, copy.

Hence

€,

iiKos Ion. oIkos, Otos, to, neut. part, of Lat veri-stmile, like truth, likely, probable, reasonable,fair,

«,

bow. Also with ace, eidevai to acknowledge a debt to another, eqtatable ; ukos unreasonable. thank him oW ', I know, you know it Ep. ov, {uKoai, well: also, and $, followed by worth twenty oxen. imperat., give a command without specifying what, as es, ($) of twenty years. if this was known before esp. in phrase, 6 Adv. twenty times. for do, thou knowest what. twenty months old. ?°?^*^^^°^' °^' (^''^, an idol's temple. ^^^^^^ ^ vowel, ' Ep. V sacrificed to idols; Dor. al, indecj. twenty, Lat. viginti. as^Subst., TO meat offered to idols. ov,

' , '' , ' '' ,€€,, , (() —

—

,( -,

(

€i€v, Att. for

*€

opt. of

pi.

3

€i€v, Particle, well,

€, «,

aor. 2 opt. of

6i:-9€,

Dor. and Ep.

opt. of

«,

(

good, proceed, Lat. sum.

an

-,

sum.

and

, . 6;,

pf.

that!

would thai!

make

aor. I

impf

resemble.

II. to liken,

«,

.

compare

;

eiKaios, basjy.

a,

{) common,

ov,

5 , {) ). II.

eijcas

(sub.

aTos,

,

. .

guesser, diviner.

random

€iK€Aos,

,

ov,

to,

'

:

a conjecture.

a likeness.

poet. aor. a

€$

tn a thmg, to be weaker or inferior.

(*(,

( 2. to

:—to

submit

II. trans, to

III.

Ion. gen. cIkovs, ace.

() :~a :

figure, image, a semblance, phantom, wraith. 1.

,, . , (() €, €5. $

likeness.

II.

€5,^ part,

of

pf of

{() =

*.

like.

,

6v€ipos) dream-like.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

«,(\ , (() € apos,

ter;

ov, {(i/cos) like, after the fashion of.

to be like.

in a troop,

to be

host, opp. to epavos.

compared,

*(',

only used in pres. to feast in a boon-companion. Hence ^^i^^*'^*' *^' ^' ^ banqueter, boon-companion. a feast or banquet given by a single

a large company,

a conjecturing one who conjectures, a

{(($,

:

back, retire.

yield up, abandon, resign : to grant, allow. impers. it is allowable, possible.

Adv.

to be

d^a

i

draw

a simile.

Dor. for

€6-€5,

aor.

:

way

gen. ovos, ace. ova diKw, ace. pi. dKois

day of the month

likeness, i?nage

{) {)

f.

'

-^

€(5, , ,, €05, , , {()

see ioi/ca.

;

—

seemed good: but the were used for the pres. and

(€

plqpf

(; €, , I

worthless.

the twentieth

be like; 3 sing. impf. (Tkc,

like or likely,

:

:

3 sing, and

to, obey, follow; follotmng his own bent; veviri€iKwv urged by poverty: hence to yield to another ^

without purpose

€-, , (() €, €5, , {dKa(w) a

Pass.,

to infer from

:

comparison, to conjecture, guess. po3t. aor. 2 of to yield ; subj. mf. part,

koi/cei,

to

was

it

yield, give

[dK6s):-^to a likeness .-—Pass, to be like

like to, represent by

3 dual of (oi/ca.

Ep. for

,

of

:

opyvta) of twenty fathoms. all likelihood, probably,

fairly, reasonably.

:

pf. eoiKa,

Ion.

.

,

fut.

&.^•. (.)^ .€:( — :

€€05, , , ,^ €-5, {, «, ,, (, €, *, (, .€, 3 dual plpqf.

of

f.

{(, ^)

, ,

one who coltax of a twentieth, a tax or toll collector. Ep. the twentieth. a tax of a twentieth, Lat. vicesima.

tiKTO,

Att. for eoifca.

pf.

lects the

see

Ep. for

poet, for aor.

.

, €-5,

Adv. of eUos, in

aor. I pass, oi

f.

,

of twenty cubits. opyvia) of twenty fathoms. ciKOo-opos, poet. «IK-, ov, {uKoai) with twenty oars.

naturally

, ,, , . «, , €, (. «, Inter j.

,

€t-

fiKoa-opyvios,

ov,

esto.

!

Ion.

«-, ,((, {(, )

idol-

Adv. {(v9os) at once, forthwith.

Lat. u tin am

«.

twenty-fold without dispute; a twenty-fold ransom.

worshipper, an idolater. TO, {ddos) a shape, image, spectre, phantom; the^phantoms of dead men. II. an image in the mind, idea : a vision, a fancy. III. an image, portrait, esp. of a god: hence an idol, false god. part, of pf. of .

, (', ,

,

,

{(, \5)

,

)

)

, , €-8,

From

idolatry.

ov, 6,

€5,

€-65, {(, €5, {()

;

, (^,)

6-5,,

«,

€-/35,

crew

:

but

(\ ,

a covering

a protection, sheland a defence against the wave. :

shelter for ship

ov, Ep. for kkUTivos,

offir or pine.

—

:

€, 66',

€

, \, /,

Dor. for

1€, ') , for

/;. '/.

of

pf.

of

pf. pass,

pf.

aid those who are in travail the same as the Roman Lucina, later made identical with Diana. eiXev, ctXeTO, 3 sing. aor. 2 act. and med. of Dor. for t'iXov, 2 sing. aor. 2 med. of elKivvTO, Ep. 3 pi. imp. pass, of etAetw.

..

;

,

\ , Att.

lengthd. form of €
«, /.

the

, .. and

€«, ,, €, €,

or companies.

pureness

rj,

hence,

Lit. sincerus.

:

absolutely.

.

palpable, sheer.

Adv.

3.

,

.-, ,

Ion. for

, ,

elXi-irovs, 6,

gen.

77,

€-€5,

), «,

irovs)

(.'$,

aor.

.

pf. pass,

and

act.

pass, of

of

and med. of

aor. 2 act.

.

Att. pf. of

(from

%.

.

, , €, ^ elXOos,

(() a lurking-place, den.

o,

€^,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

-

''

(

=

Att.

:

wrap round, enfold

',«,

esp.

pf

in

sand.

II.

from

part.,

—

;

part,

are :

pf. pass,

:

wrapt or covered; buried

the crawl along. in

6€ « , ,( , (,(€, €( — or

formed

2

— There

wind, creep, also

;

aor.

:

:

are also

Att.

:

Ep.

inf.

I

[a]

formed impf.

aor.

roll

(.' —

Pass, to be

Pass., aor. 2

;

:

;

-

8, — $, ,

(or

axis.

its

2. to go to and fro, turn or whirl round]

the

,

and , fem. 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 enidos

, :

of a Helot, slavery. From to be a Helot or serf. a dress, garment, cloak : later

the condition

f.

. €, «, , . . an over-garment.

:

II. later

also a cover,

carpet.

6,

pf. pass,

form for

III. rarer

fJ-i-

of 77-

II. pf. pass,

^,

'.

of 3 sing, pf and plqpf. oi pf. pass,

€

Ep. and Ion. for l pi. pres. of Dor. for thai, inf. of it/«' sum. part. pf. pass, of €€5, Dor. for i pi. of sum : but €€5, Dor. for ilvai, inf of sum. Aeol. (from Root sum, esse) (I Ep. its, Ep. and Dor. Dor. ivri plur., Ep. and Ion. Dor. (($ Ep. Dor. kvTL Imper. Ep. in med. form

Ep.

inf.

(

Ep. pf Ep. 3 sing,

Pass., aor.

but

:

€€,

I

,

« (( (

,

*',

;

' ^ ; , ? ; ,. .(, ,

, ', ':—

:

;

;

,

—

plur.

;

;

Ep.

3

«'

Att.

— Opt. —

Ep. plur. Infin. dvai Ep. elre Part, Ep. (late Att. in med. form etc. Imperf. €s, Ep. and Ion. €a, Ep. also ^a, iov or or ^v 2 sing. and Ep. €, etc. 3 sing, Ep. Ep. ?l^v or 3 dual 3 pi. Ep. or Ep.

Subj.

(, ),

:

(€ —

:

((, ((: —

:

;

(,

;

^Fut. II. intr. to

ctXfyueVos

( . ( «^

[]

f.

in Vass,. ,2.\so, to

are

€(

Ep. part.

:

3. to

;

etXi/cy,

to roll along.

oneself along, whirl about.

, 5, ( ), Achilles.

(^, ^, (^,

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of a cover, dress, clothing.

arcs,

oneself together, crouch, /xivev collecting himself he

;

stretching or spreading through marshes. Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of

6, €(>, '. €, , 6, €7. «, «, , {() €,

draw

($

about, Lat. versari.

€€5,

-$: (,

of the plant

es, epith.

up together:

throng together, water

to

thickly together;

also to

cower; waited the attack of

sum

trailing the feet heavily in walking, with rolling walk, epith. of oxen.

poet, and Ion. for

—

collected:

Pass, to be rolled

II.

cooped up in a place,

crowd

assemble,

drive violently along, smite, struck the ship with

€€,

€i\tKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of clXiKTOS, 77, Ion. for cAi/ctos.

.

a thunderbolt. to be shut or

clothing

suns

the

unmixed pure, uncorrupted.

i.

2. distinct,

itself,

examined by

2, to

($ having

vrja Kfpavvip

;

:

, 1€, ,, , ,{()(//)

From

sincerity.

:

{(,

place.

Act. to roll or twist tight up, to force together : to coop up or

slaved.)

of

-, ) pf.

of

€\\Ep. for

:

of of

tlXtKpivcta,

hard or close in

revolve, like

plur. pf.

I

pf.

-vuis,

1\, €\\,

Ep. for

strike

I.

earth turning on

«,' €€,

pf. pass,

light, tested:

(.

= in troops ay coiling round.

Adv. {(?^)

II. (ftAt'o;)

and piqpf. of

pf.

see

;

:

of

pf. pass,

197

\.

up

shut

go

troop,

«,

et/ut.

to press

Ilithyia,

company. €, ,—', a 6, , suns warmth warmth

—

plqpf.

(from fem. part. the goddess of child-birth, who comes

of

:

:

from fut.

;

:

pf.

Ep. impf. 3 sing. ioXu,

Dor.

enclitic, enclit.,

To

maybe

pres. indie,

The other persons are except the 2 sing. «?. But kari is writis not emphatic.

when

ten

from

3 sing,

poet,

— The whole of the

('

in cases be,

of emphasis.

Lat. sum.

'

exist, be in existence

, ' '(, 2. as

;

Verb Substant. to he is no more

gen. expresses descent or extraction thou art o/good blood. 7.

own

(

:

esp.

there lives

ovtos not the man, no nor will live. with inf., it is possible, lauful. to live,

be, to

II.

III. ;

(

impers.

with a

fh aya(Tvai to be

master, Lat. sui Juris esse. 3. with the gen. put partitively ; he belongs to the people, is one Q/"them. 4. also as in Lat., oi tb* one's

—

!

duty or property of a thing

of

man

a

;

€

IV.

c. dat.,

,

it is

(CTi

the

, is

it

(

part a mark of temLat. est tnihi, I

avSpus

;

perance.

Ktv (, Lat. esset tnihi voexisting things ; V. lenti. VI. eCTiv os, elaiv to speak the truth. oi, Lat. est qui, sunt qui, some one, some, many:

have;

('

or

,

or

,

, € ^, ' for

etc.

: — , , €, (:— or efat

:

and Ion.

(€,

,

3 sing,

IBO, I

,

7/e

go

3 sing, go, Lat. eo, ire

To

$,

etc..

(

:

;

plur.,

Ep. 3

pi.

In Att. the pres. has

but in Ep.

:

3 dual

iivai

;

^,

with an aor.

to hasten,

or

7}

dual

;

77T6,

tJ/xci^,

will

pi.

Impf. ^€iv Ep.

-^.

I pi.

doi, plur.

Ep.

we have

med.

6-

((. \$, ' «I

to live in friendship or enmity

went through the skin they went to plunder. c. inf. fut,, It was used also of going in a ship, as, Irrt 2. of birds, to iivai. 3. of the motion fly, etc. the axe goes, is of things ; driven through the beam iTos etai the year will pass or close : in Att., iivai els to come together iivai (is Koyovs to come to conference Imperat. with any one

—

it

;

(€$

;

6$

$

(

;

—

;

:

go

then, well then

good

!

{ivvia,

is,

eTos)

of nine years

:

neut.

fiva-€T€s as Adv., nine years long.

5,

ilvacTis,

elvai, inf. of

(

fern,

ei/xt

clvai, aor. 2 inf. of

€-, «,

of itVaexTys, nine years old.

sum.

ibo.

II.

',

for iivai, inf. of

to send.

.

«ivaKis, Adv., poet, for ivvafcis, nine times. ojv,

nine thousand.

ai, a, poet,

€-5, ,

, €€€5,

and Ion. for

)

ov, poet, for ivaXios.

€-€5, as Adv., {ivvia, «ivoTOS,

€€, because elvi,

,

,

and poet,

gen.

Ep. for the Prep,

€-8,

and

elv-oStos,

iv, in.

l

of

ci^aai, Att. for

for tVc/fa,

)

a, ov, poet, for ov, ('ivoais,

,

foliage, quivering with leaves. fi^a, aor.

clokKViai, Ep. part.

(,

nom.

ct|aaK6, 3 sing. Ion. aor.

pi.

common (, (.

€-6,

on account,

with shaking

1

of

(,

*(, to to yield.

(.

said; see

I for the Dor. for

eiira, aor. (iixky.cv,

if at all events, if indeed. Dor. for diniv, see etnov.

Adv. iffrom any place. Adv. if, whether anywhere. I spoke. I said, aor. 2 from a pres.

ci'-iroOev,

vai,

-((,

pi.

('

6€6

;

.

Dor.

(, €, (,

an aor.

( ;

part.

*€ =

(.

*€7ra;•.

(€-

elneiv Ep.

inf.

There

is

also

elna, used mostly in 2 sing, dwas, imperat.

I

,(".

form appears, by

as

i',

^^,

or

ipoj,

€iiTOVTO, 3

impf. of

pi.

Adv. if ever,

ei-irOTC,

, , . €, €,

like aye, occurs

eiiii,

:

also for ctTrcTc before a plural.

In

The

the

fut.

Compos, pres.

and

a

Med.

supplied

is

by

pf.

ipi
(,

to follow. Lat. si-quando.

if at all,

€1

whether ever. Adv. if anywhere, Lat.

61

Adv.

II.

indirect, if or

. /,^,

, -,

si-cubi.

any means.

if at all, if by

Dor, for

poet. aor. 2 of

sense

«, '(^,

:

aor.

med. of

of

clpY^os, Att. etpY^os,

or

olkos, 6,

6,

used in both act. and

(';)

{(pys,

-, = /',

and

used in act.

aor. i pass, used in pass, sense.

pf.

€ ''

I

pass, sense.

€,(,

)

a prison. a gaoler.

to shut in or up.

Att. for the earlier form

(') -,

3

pi. pf. pass,

€py.

of ipi.

{)

o, bondage, slavery. cLpeaia Ion. 2. any a rowing. , violent motion, throbbing. II. a complement or crew of rowers, Lat. remigium. , {(Tpos) a harvest-wreath of olive or laurel wound round with wool, borne about by singing and QapyqXia, and boys at the festivals of afterwards hung up at the house-door. The song was

eipepos,

€€,

,

kpi, to say. word for ayopa, a place of

Ion. for

old

(ci'pcu)

r),

€, -, , or

(6$.

pf of

of eoiKa.

pi. fern,

as-

sembly.

pf. act.

ivos,

,

and

((

pass, of

or

(pi,

6()

kpu).

a Laced,

youth

8th year, when he was entitled to speak in cf. Att. the assembly and to lead an army

from

his

1

8, €€,

,

peace.

, f.

, () ov,

II.

€5.

;

peacefid, in peace. to keep peace, live peaceably, be at trans, to bring to peace, reconcile.

From

to yield.

3

from

cfo

€ios, Ep. for €cus, until.

6€,

nine nights long.

ov, poet, for evvaTos, the ninth.

€l'v€K€v, lon. of, c.

of him, of her ;

ov,

likewise called Eiresione.

poet, for ivvias u, the ninth day. at, brothers' wives, sisters-in-law.

elvas,

'io,

clpcarai. Ion. for

tiv, poet, for iv, in.

6-65,

Ep. gen. for

imperat. eini, Ep. 2

, ,(,)

:— € 'iriS

€io,

himself.

' . €-, «, ('

elvai.

(,

Wi,

, (\€

med.

fut.

Part.

,', , and

a fut. force, Lat.

Ifcw

Ep. 3 sing.

contr.

ij'ic

rjeiTe, rjeoav, contr.

also rj'iaav, laav,

a

,

Subj.

— Opt.

Uvai Ep.

us Ep.

eo),

— imperat.

:

Att.

iTC,

:

(,

esp. in phrase

;

**,

(from Root

?T€,

Ep.

at times, sotnetimes

Lat. est ubi, somewhere, somehow : VII. ilvai often seems reway.

sotTie

dundant, e.g. TO

€,

quum,

oTc, Lat. est

65 in

Inf.

.

€—

198

be

like.

ayuv

to

57,

peace, time of peace, Lat.

keep peace

uncertain.)

Hence

:

metaph.

pax ;

rest, repose.

(Deriv.

€ .5

—

, €(6$, , :

— Adv.

6, of

or for peace

peaceful, peace-

:

-/fcDs.

to

f,

,

make

From

peace.

making peace

,

Subst.,

{(, of (, (.

a gtiar-

(-$, , ) , etpKTiov, verb. Adj. of

('/,

an

ov, ((Tpos,

From

see

e'/pcu

«, €, €€ €'-£5,

e's,

{(Tpos,

Dor. for

I

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of 3 pi. plqpf. (in sense of aor.) pf. pass,

€, «,

of

.

. «,

. (. .

,

I opt.

(A)

:

Ep. together, string of electron.

(BV.

and

eTpa

Lat.

to tie, join, fasten set

:

with pieces

— $,

speak, tell;

so also in

.

up€To, (XpovTO cause a thing to he told one, to ask ; see , a dissembler, one who says less than he thinks or means. dissimulation, an ignorance purposely affected to provoke an antagonist, irony, used by So-

',

:

€€, ,

crates against the Sophists.

€€•, {()

«,

Dep.

From to dissemble, esp. to feign

ignorance.

€$, , , or

EI'2

or

(.

2, Prep, with acc. only.

(is

h

;

6

to determine a

2.

.

-kS)S.

will

I :

way

direction towards, motion to, in or into.

good object is arm me for war. IV.

(s

(sc.

or unanimously

of

a

;

ds ev up to, ds two deep

to to

;

($.

sometimes parted from

is

9€$ The

., as,

ds

seldom put

ds

after its case.

EF5,

;

as

also of

'. acc.

its

notion

by

is

several It

redoubled

s,

gen. ivos, (v6s, Lat. UNUS, the fem. points to a second Root, which appears without the init. in the Ep. masc. i'os, fem. strengthd. ds oTos, or a

ONE

(V,

:

,

;

single one, one alone Tis

some

one, Lat.

piece

man,

by piece

das

ds

:

,'

unus aliguis :

els,

Ep.

(

yvvaiftas

.

(( :

— ((

part, d'aas, inf.

med.

, , -,

pf. pass,

to

supplied from

€(-,

each

each singly,

iyao

II,

2 sing,

to put, place, lay;

( (

', Ep. '. ;

Ep. found,

. :

(Js

:

omnium, for one most for

sum.

Causal aor. i of he set a spy

ambush

(8

( , (, (

.

€iS, aor. 2 part.

(Is

:

apiCTos

(v

ds

of

2 sing. pres.

ibo.

(Ts

Lat. unus

one man. pres. of

with Sup.,

:

:

erect,

or setting up statues of deities.

Radic. sense

(

)( 5

for good, with

;

also fut.

Adv.

a dissembler. Ep. and Ion. for

befitting

\\.

for a year, i.e. a whole year; for the summer, etc. ds ad for up to our lime ds to

one, Lat. unusquisqite

Med. but the Med. generally means to

to say,

sunset

////

as

;

round numbers, about, at most. V. to express RELATION, is 6 in regard to which, i. e. wherefore ds Tt; /or what? why? hence for Adv., is for

Engl.

pf. pass. part.

:

SERO,

time.

agree together; with plurals, many as ten thousand ds

in

Ion for

aor. 1

( is

of

«, , €. '' \$, ($: — ((

morn,

till

,

;

words,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with sense of aor. 2) of

(.

e/s

.

etc.

ever (Is the third day, i.e. in three days or on the third day• ^ OF AN END OR PURPOSE, (Is

Els

[], poet, for epveiv, inf. of clpWas []. Ion. aor. I part, of Ep. 3 sing. aor.

period,/or,

.

my

to

resolve one

delighting in wool. pi. impf. of :

is

;

WITH NUMERALS

B.

elpo-iroKOS, ov, (eTpos, iro/cos) wool-fleeced, woolly. TO, wool.

h

when

the time

till

to speak

dressing wool. :

to the

;

inclosure, prison.

) (, to ask

€

;

one must prevent.

, (6£)

,

temple of Ceres, in Lat. ad Apollinis, Casloris (sub. aedem). OF TIME, I. until, ks ),

(S Oipos, is

3 pass, €tpiv6os,f;,oj/, Ion. for epiveos, woollen, of wool. €i'ptov, TO, ((7pos) Ion. for (piov, wool. fut.

cipop,ai, Ion. for

as

199

Prose, (Is

until

, ,

afcos,

Ion.

:

a peace-maker.

dian of peace.

02, €-5,

:

—

,(, €) -, (, -, ) €,

able

—

:

an

they laid

II.

aor. i

:

of building temples The other tenses are

(^.

aor. 2 part, of PLACE, the oldest and most freq. usage but also of one who an(5, , persons, with all Verbs implying motion or direction, nounces, an usher, an officer at the Persian court. and so with Verbs of looking, as, els an accusation in the Athenian Council to look in the face sometimes in Att. with the for some public offence : an information. From notion of hostile direction, Lat. contra, adversus,= f. for the tenses, v. vp6s. 2. in pregnant usage, joined with Verbs which see to go in and announce (the duty of an usher express rest, when a previous motion is implied, a?, es daayy(K(vs) II. generally, to announce, report. he brought it to the house, and put to accuse one of a state-offence ; see daayy(\ia. it there : so, irapftvai fis f. to to go to and be at a for the tenses, v. ay place gather into a place. esp. in phrase, els 3. f pf. -07770x0 ellipt. c. gen., (Is [Soyuoi/], Att. aor. 2 --qyayov to the abode of Hades (S to the to lead in or into ; iaaydv or iaay(aeai yvvcuKa to 2. to import foreign temple of Athena, ks etc. so in lead a wife into one's house. I.

;

(da^y(\)

,

:

^

-(

—

:

;

-, . ' ($", -, [']

['\

;

7€;

:

:

:

-( :

:

:

:

— :

:

— €?€ —

200

.

wares elaayeaOai Kca (^ayeaOai to import and exMed. to admit forces into a city: also to port introduce into a league ; to introduce new cusII. as a political term, to lay or bring toms. before an assembly be/ore the Council.

h

eiaayciv

;

to

law-term, daayeiv

2. as

5

bring

or ypacp-qv to open the proceedings, state the case.

f.

to

170-0;,

€-, €-, -),

-, €, «-^,

carry

-^,

f.

Att,

f.

«-, — absol.

to

dart or

spotit up,

f.

pf,

:

- -

-, -,

sing.

:

hearken to ; and, simply, to hear. II. comply with, give heed to. verb. Adj. of one must bring in. f. aor. i Ep. 3 aor. 2 Dep. to leap or spring into :

to listen,

to obey,

:

:

:

:

«-, , ,, *5, -, -, -^, <, -, to

f.

,

aor.

pass

to force into, constrain.

)

, , €. -, . , , ,-,, (. (, (. -, , ^,

f.

lead

to

aor. 2 (see

go up

to

part, of

tip into.

look up

to

:

,

to

. -, -, =

to

go

( (,,

-, —

into

:

Dep.

to

i

make

f.

throw into

pf.

to

II.

:

(sub.

Med.

to

, , , --

my to

used

:

intr.,

f.

:

Dep.:

:

—

aor. i

:

— to

take into,

of rivers, to flovj into.

(. ((() reception.

aor. 2 inf.

,

€-,

f.

of

and

(

aor. 2

:

-((

an onslaught, assault. same sense) Med.

6•

(in

-(

:

pf.

to

:

(((

a

see

go

into,

his sight

causal aor. I.

of

;

to

come

(. (),

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 (see

inf.

-livai:

go

in;

.)come

as law-term, to

into one's

of

impf

embark. head.

go

on or

to enter

into,

will

on an

into, to

II.

put

as pres. in this sense.

at.

ibo):

come

office.

before the court.

III.

—

into II.

metaph.

mind.

aor. I of

((.

((\, -: €-6 — aor. I of

(sub.

[]

fut.

for the tenses, v.

2.

(

(^ds,

I

Ep.

pf.

to look

(•^(:

(.-( ( -: «, (. €-€, -(: — €€€,

pass,

or

Ion.

to

put on board one's to throw oneself into, make an inroad or incursion into, invade: also (sub. vavv) to enter port, hat. appellere. 2. :

ship.

«-, ((( €-€ ((( €-,, (^(()

aor. I

-, -( ),

-:—

which serves

see

ship,

comes into to

Dep., with aor. 2 act.

to look at or upoji, behold, observe.

€-6,

come or go

-.

go on board it

Causal in aor.

( -

to

have oneself written or received into

the league.

€-€,

[']

aor. 2

f.

into: esp. to

impers.,

to

— Med.

inscribe

or inscribed ; (iaypa(p(a9ai

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 inf. of

— -,

(s TOLS

to ivrite in,

down

aor. 2 of

Adv. for ds avptov, on the morrow. Adv. Dor. and Ion. for (iaadeis. f. to send into : to let ifi.

at.

upon.

ii)

, «, ,(. (. , (. -, 5( (

drive in upon.

-, (.(. arrive

,

ojieself written

aor. I

(raOOts, Adv. for (is avOis, hereafter.

f.

(-

into.

aor. 2 of

to look at.

, -,-:,

put

into,

to look at, look

f.

have

(€,

v.

f.

go

into.

(. «, 6€, (: (y.

Att. for

-5.

to

way

Causal of

to force one's

-,

;

(laavubov.

fut.

Att.

get into, slip into or in ; kind of fear etitered into them thou wilt enter into a contest of archery.

to.

into.

-,

of

a throwing Ofteself into : an inroad, invasion, attack. 2. a way of entering, an entrance, pass: in plur., also, the mouth of a river. 3. an entering into a thing, a beginning.

:

Adv. straight into, into or i?i the face. Adv. for (is airav, altogether. Adv. for els at once. Att.

way

en'.rance,

accessible.

Dep.

f.

make

or

of

part,

an

admit.

into.

I

f.

cr

6v,

and

ibo, II. Ep. med. of I see. I med. of elca, I founded. to go up into. aor. 2

Ep. aor. med. of

-6, -•.,

77,

(iy,

also to leap upon.

aor. I

, -, , «-^,

- - €-,! €-€,

tcD, to hurl javelins at: of blood.

aor. i

:

into.

fall into acci-

to,

:

f.

dart

come

(:%, (5, , (() embarkation. €05, {()

entering

,

*€'.

empty themselves

rivers, to

dentally.

to

in.

to

3 sing. aor. med. opt. of

of

:

3. also to

f.

look into, descry.

to lift or

f.

into

fall into.

-, , , ((

us au,for ever. Med. to take to oneself.

elaSei, Adv. for

€-€, -,

go

generally, to

into,

—

:

:

or vavv) to

to

row

drive

ififo

Att.

or in.

-

(: II.

into a place, like Lit.

appellere.

aor. 2 inf. of

-(: (-(, (, €66€, (. €-€, (. €€€8, (((, aor.

f.

I

aor. 2

to

to drag into. go on board.

aor. 2 inf. of

of

(.

pf. of Dor. for

I

pi. aor. 2

subj.

—

— —

€.

of davoiw. of

aor.

aor. I

€€€, Adv.

€-€

3 sing. aor. 2 of

or

-,

up

to shut

port

into, enclose in

a

place.

«-), get €-€,

into,

aor. i

pf.

:

to

:

go

€-€,

part, flaepvaas

I

draw

-€\€: ,2 -,—'

.

fut.

to

[iJ],

into.

Dep. to go or come into, to enter, Lat. in-ire metaph. to enter one's mind: absol. of money, to come :

:

in, as

Att. law-term,

II. as

bring

imfor shelter. to turn or wheel inwards on the withdraw from the eyes of the specmetaph., tla-

,

f.

(\€€\^—' :

' '^, (-, -

to

:

Pass, to get into a place

stage, so as to

/^

some

€-«,

,)

f.

impf.

:

:

to think like, liken

[t]

to roll into,

:

(Jaos, e'iaos)

metaph.

:

reach.

intr, to stretch into,

f.

:

make

like:

and so to

to look into.

aor. I

Ep. 3 sing, iae-

Med.:

:

touch to the quick.

still yet.

to

:

compare

to

gtiess, conjecture, believe.

Dor.

,

-, €-€,-, Adv.

has brought

spirit

^ -, ) , , , , . «, ,, -, ,

of the accuser, to come into court.

into,

luck into the house.

ۥ-,

ill

From

importation.

in,

Att,

fut.

els

in.

aor.

—

a bringi?ig

tators, V.

of dcpioj.

aor. I (in pass, form)

:

;

:

201

,

for els eneira, henceforward.

—

—

:

€€—€, . •, €-«,

, , . ,^( «,

: :

II.

(els,

—

:

put in the hand

to

to

to

feel.

€-€,

Dep. to bring in, intro' Dep. to go into. duce, propound, bring forward. II. f. to swim into. Hence Tivi to represent to any one, instruct him. f. to perceive, remark. a proposition, motion : and i], {els, a way into, entry. II. ($, , a bringing in, proposing, bring- a coming in, entrance, esp. of the Chorus into the Orchestra: a visit : a right of entrance. ing forward: and verb. Adj., one must bring in : and {els, olKeios) to bring in as a f. Pass, to become friend to any one. 6, one who brings in, a mover, proposer. friend to inject by a syringe. to dwell in, settle in. Hence f. f. to be come in : to come in. f. ews, , settlement : a dwelling. Att. to bring as a colonist aor. 2 of fut. a coming in. into a place Pass, to settle oneself in a place. , fut.

€-€,

€-€, €-5,

,

6-, — €-€, , 68, (--,

, -, -}, «-, €-€,

(^()

(. '. «, -, «-, , , -,( 6,

aor. I of

Aeol. and Ep. for eh,

2 sing,

el,

of

€

to

f.

f.

,

€,

«-, -,.

run

into,

€€€,

f.

( ) ibo.

{eis,

:

Pass, {els,

to

€-, -, f.

to

).

send or put into

(, , {'-)~, £-€, €-, «-, €-€, , €-, -,

take oneself to

:

— Med.

:

sit

to be-

an entrance. Dep.

fut.

go

to

(et's,

fishing rod.

to

down

aor. 2

to

f.

in

:

a

ivith

to

go

into.

as Pass,

to be

put on board

€f.

into, lie

ship.

aor. I

to

Att.

into.

put

to be

:

thrust in: (sub.

put down

of

esp. to call into the lists

:

to

put into shore, put

-, , f.

push or

to land.

to call in by

for combat.

«,

{) -, , {) €-, ) 65,

$, ,

clao'TTTpis,

=

herald

Ke) until such

Ep. 2 sing.

.

and

fut.

II.

: be seen,

looking-glass, mirror.

inf.

med.

are supplied

aor. 2

from other Roots (see

haul in

€-, -, €-£, (, -, -€\ ), f.

.

{els

6ms) Adv. hereafter. Adv. in time to come, hereafter. looked upon : to ov,

{els,

the

into.

(,

to call in.

f.

-, €-'•.

:

3 pi. of

into, enter.

Ep. part, elaopcojv,

form of

late

so long as.

visible.

also in act. sense, to admit, let in.

;

go

€-,

*

6, ( :

fut. of Ep. fut. of ibo. elaov, imperat. of

)

be seated in, to

in.

to

f.

or -€v. Dor.

time as

aor. 2 inf. of ctVefSov.

pf. pass,

:

to build, found in a place.

down

€-6 —

to.

sum.

3 pi. pres. of 3 sing. pres. of

Ep.

run up

to build into.

Aeol. for

ibo.

to leap into or in.

aor.

,

—

6-€, , €€•, , :

pf. pass. inf.

€i
,

$, ,

to look at or

:

upon,

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. Pass, to to bring forcibly into: f.

(-, , €-,

force one's way

-, 5,

Pass.,

fut.

with aor.

—

into.

pass,

,

Att.

,

to

and med.,

to

bring into port

run

5,

to rush in. f. ov [], Ep. lengthd. form of i. equal, used in these phrases: 2. equal banquet, i. e. equally shared.

,

the equal or well-balanced ships.

3.

—

into port.

r'^es

ms

alike,

^

the

—

—

:

:

.

€--. - -,

202

4. the all-even shield, i. e. quite round. an even mind, that is well-balanced, calm, Lat. mens aequa.

ves evdov

«, €•-8, ((,,

. -, ,

(,

a looking upon: a spectacle. From formed from Root *etVof

fut.

, — ( -, -, -

«-, €-6'), €-€,

aor.

I

dainataa, to

f.

6-,

leap into, burst in,

aor. 2

:

rush into: II. to fall upon, attack. poet, form of or

fall

thrown

€, more

Med.

-^,

€5, -, ,

€-08,

and

€,

€€,

«, «-,

,

,

, —(, «^, (, f.

adopted. to lead into

go

to

:

—

—

Pass.,

with

and

stream

aor.

:

-ep-

2

into.

,

-( fut.

with or without ($ T(Kva (aor.

-, €-,

*).

f.

,

of

to

—

to shoot or :

dart

-'

-

into.

aor. 2

in or into, to

€5,

pf.

fut.

-, {() , €, -, , (. €-€, itcr

to

f.

go

,

(from

:

:

continually

a carrying

-

raised to

meet the exigencies of war.

,) =

f.

fut.

{(Is,

:

in with one.

:

at Athens,

and which only occurs to let in, admit

—

—

to, to visit.

into.

in,

contribution

.

.

sive

II.

el

2 pi. pres. opt.

sive

,

for

(.

for

6CU,

.

either

,

of

impf

Adv. of

imperat.

(-

compos., v. to bring

— Med.

(.

sense) of

(,

in the usual way.

$,

ufitil. Ep. for Ep. for IcDat, 3 pi. of before a vowel s|, Lat.

^ ^

among

beyond; Ik the smoke. e.

on, the

. e,

ex, prep,

€

of

all,

3.

peg

.

lacy.

Radic. sense, from out of, away from. Of Place, out of, from forth ;

i.

,

sum.

sum. &, pres. subj. of of the Ep. verb

plqpf. (in

.

.

( (

instead.

2. like

all.

out of shot

;

(

with gen. I.

,

outside

out of

with Verbs implying Rest, as, ck he hung his lyre /rom, tivos to fasten /rom,

, $ $ \(( ;

H. Of Time, k^ ov since, upon, a thing. from the from the time when, Lat. ex quo ; beginning; yeveoBai to have just finished e.

(

sacrifice i.

;

e. after,

to be

(

to go to

III.

bom

e/f

o/"

thing,

me by

blood.

of,

rivos yive-

2.

(

as

war out

ff^ov y€vos

;

thou comest materials of a

Of

Origin, or sprung from one

peace.

of the

$ a

cup of

of Motive, Occasion, Means, k/t war at the gods' instance; in conkfc because of deadly wrath aydv, to ayeiv = sequence of the heat ck l/c Ai6s lead by force. 4. with a pass. Verb, by Zeus. they were beloved of 5. with a neut.

wood.

$

3.

to

(

(K

and 1^

( yov

$

(

;

($ $,

Adj., as periphr. for Adv., 1^

in

.

?

first ein is sometimes anTrag. sometimes leave out the

The

;

a

a property-tax,

:

.

indeed

?

so that several cases are al-

;

(

run upon.

bringing

€$:

,

i.

(from *ot
and

.

6€,

of,

put into, place in : also to put on board ship: Med., inf.) to put them on board. :

fut.

To run

6-(,

2

aor.

of

Lat.

,

,

.

so ? ay really

ii

or put

for

chieffrom

plqpf. intr. of

pf and

. .

.

6, impf. of

exaction or collection of taxes. f. to get in or collect Med. to colled or exact for onesef.

to

:

€-€

,

. ,

fut.

into, enter.

f.

—

(

pf. 2 (in pres. sense)

Att.

€-€,

.

€, €€,

,

taxes

.

6, Ep. «, Ep.

—

-,--, , , . 6, . «-, -

nied.

«

to thrust into

cirev, Ion. for elra, like eneirev for

Hence

to introduce.

—

also in ironical questions, Lat.

:

pf. pass,

,

first €t'T€,

Hence

:

II.

3 sing.

swered by ^

one who inspires love, a lover. . put into the hands of, to give Pass, to be to be adopted by another

son) adopted.

and then

so then,

itane ? itan^ vero ? is

.

to breathe in, i?ihale, Lat.

also c. gen.,

)

,

:

6v, (its, in face, in front of; kyivovTo veaiu they came in front of the ships. Ion. eiTCV, Adv. of Time, then, after, thereupon, Lat. deinde. II. like Lat. ita and itaque,

,

(a

and

fut.

into

in.

within, inside.

II.

.

into, within,

ks)

(it's, :

:

breathe upon.

II. to

stream

to

to force oneself into, press in.

€-€

the entrance of a harbour.

inspirare.

Adv.

pour

to

:

" ( - -,

rarely

Hence or whether or a sailing in of ways put in Homer the

,

contr.

aor. I

:

[iJj,

ace,

to sail into, enter.

II. f.

pf. -ttc-

:

be

to

(. -, €-5,

f.

eiairXoos,

into.

to

to

f.

ships.

€•-€,

act.

or

f.

to

into.

^'. — y :

and

burst or dash in. bring in : to suborn. pass over into, aor. 2 both in med.

to

in,

Ion.

f.

form

/: — €-, 6-'€,

send

[]

f.

. -,

f.

:

.

put into o«c's hands,

to

-€ €( «,

6-, -€

c.

,

Att.

f.

entrust.

Pass., Ep. aor. 2

for iis ore, tmtil.

«,,

—

.

for

ayx'^oXov:

for

etc.

fK is often separated from its Case by one or more words. It takes an accent if it is pecul. emphatic. In

Compos,

(

signifies out,

away, off: also

utterly.

— iKaepyoj

-€8, ,

*) €\$.

epith. of Apollo,

(i/fas,

.—

ing from afar, far-darting, = [] aor. 2 pass, of cKfiOev, Adv. {knas) from afar aor. I of Ep. aor. i of cKdXos, Dor. for

work•

€. €-,

203

{, $)

properly an offering , of a hundred oxen : but commonly a great public sacrifice, not always of oxen, nor to the number of a

-5, , €, , .. -, -, (. ) , . , . , ) , ', , {) €, , €-5, -,

. ..

,

(',

€, €., for

off,

far away. hundred.

ov,

-€5,

dred oxen.

{, $) ov,

and med. of med. of

aor. 2 act.

aor. I

gen.

t,

hundred

=

ecus,

100 feet long.

{,

€-5, , , cities.

, €-5, , ,{(,

aor. l of

of or worth a hun-

ov, (kKaTuv, rcovs)

aor. i of

pi.

3

far

:

gen.

with a

$, {,

«Kas Att. €Kas, Adv. {kK)far, afar, far off: c. gen. iTovs') hiaidred-footed. II. of Time, long after. far from, far away from. hundred-gated. Sup. of ««as, furthest off, furthest away. ot, at, indecl. a hundred, L^x. centum. Adv. from every side. is, ctos) of a hundred years, every side. (eKacTOs) Adv. a hundred years old. Adv. everywhere. Dor. ov, Comp. of i/fos, further, further off:—' hundred-headed : of. cKaroyKpavos. Sup. ov, worth lOO Adv. for each or every one. From talents ; an action where da"EKASTO^, , ov, every, every one, each, each one^ mages were laid at that sum. Lat. quisque, opp. to a number the sing, from its ov, gen. ovos, a huncollective sense is freq. joined with a plur. Verb, dred-fold, 100 times as much or many. ye know each one of you : els ov, = (KaCTOS, Lat. unusquisque, each one ; eKaffTOS, ov, , a leader of a one and all; ol each one singly, Lat siw hundred, Lat. centurio.

-€5, {,

)«-5, ((, ) ($ ' -, {) -, {(, $.) €-5,

{(., -

(/$) €, €. «,

( (' ' '( 6, •€, (4.

:

(. , , , ^, €, €^ , $.) , -. ^ ,

guli

['\

:

€€,

Adv. each Adv. =

every day, daily.

Hence

time, at all times.

Ion. for

3

the

pi,

thoms

impf. of

'02,

of two, each singly, Lat. tesimus

Hence

;

of 100 fa-

ov.

=

€-5,, ,, {(, {()

or on each side, Lat. utrinque. a, ov, each

number one hundred.

poet.,

:

€5, ,

Adv. (kKarepos) at each time.

uterque.

,—

ov,

before a vowel -Oev, Adv. for

from

€-8, , , {() €-5, {, -^) — €-5, (l/ios)

hundred-mouthed.

('

the

-

the hundredth, Lat. cen-

a hundredfold. hundredth part, a tax or duty

6$.

II.

at A' hens.

vos, ^, = Adv. from each side : and aor. I of Adv. on each side : and f. ^, to speak out, declare. Adv. to each side, each way. pf. aor. 2 f. Hecate, daughter of Perses [], , to step out of, go or come out of: to step out and Asteria, who had power from Zeus in heaven, 2. to go out of, depart earth, and sea. Later she was held to be the same of ship, to disembark. as Artemis. 3. metaph. to come out so and so, to turn or was from. 4. to go out of due bounds, to an offering of purification made to her on the 30th out, Lat. evadere. aor. I II. in fut. act. digress. of each month at three cross roads. Causal, to make to step out of, put out of a. ship, etc.; ov, 6, =

(^, €€,

{%$)

,

. ) ,

'$ €,

-6€5, €-8,

, «-5,

ov, (t/cas,

shooting, far-darting

:

) )

€, 6-,

€-, —

,

far-throwing, far-

— as Subst. the Far-darter.

ov,

,

the

to strike out, Lat. excutere

last

;

them out of the

forest.

to let fall or

half of metaph., iTTOs so,

(

€€

:

trees, properly to cut

—

-; -:

€-, -:

month Hecatombaeon, the

of the Att. year, answering to the From July and first half of August.

first

:

—

:

for rowers,

a>vos,

«-,— ,

cf.

(€€,

;

, {, ^)

-,

.

(.

(,

€€,

;

»-€8, €-5, , {, ^)

beaded.

-

:

to excite to Bacchic frenzy, to f. make frantic : Pass, and Med. to be frenzied, rage. on account of. also Ep. for aor. 2 imperat. of and and 3 sing. iiid. pf. aor. 2 f. hundredto throw or cast out : to disembark, land; but also to cast 2. hundred-handed. to carry out to sea. II. with 100 benches out of the country and so to drive out, banish.

{, €-€5, , , (, ()— €-5, , (, Att. and Dor. for

:

:

to

drop or shed

drop

tears.

a

to fell III.

word; IV,

—

:

:

€€—€^.

204 throw aivay, depose, Lat. explodere.

, €8,

(. €. , {)

empty or discharge

€€,

to hiss off the stage, : V. to send break open. VI. (sub. kavrov), of a river,

reject

3. to

out, get rid of, lose. to

——

:

; :

itself.

aor. 2 inf. of

,-. way

II. a landing. Dor. for e cK

-,

a going out of

out, egress

an

:

6-[,

f.

:

make

€5,

to step out of: esp. to fut.

thrown out:

f.

,

to

go

or

tc

devour.

'

Att.

make a sally. to peel off

(c/f,

a

posterity.

— Med.

to write

II. to strike out,

expunge

write out, copy

to

:

list.

to burst into tears,

pf.

-, «-', (, ,

[]

(.

expend, consume, exhaust. pass, of 3 pi. Ion. plqpf. of

(. «-^, «€€\, €-68, {, ) to

defective.

is,

€€5,

From

to

f.

.

Hence

a falling short, being in arrear.

-^,

f.

Ion. for

,

(^$,

aor.

€€,

I

()

display.

out.

(

march out to aid:

f.

come

to call or cry out.

a marching out to aid.

:

f.

spised, despicable.

aor. 2

eKyova offspring,

€-, , f.

rejected, de-

(-, €-, 6-, «-, , ., -, -, , $) €, , {)

it is

«-, «-, ,,

pf.

ov,

€-,

allowed,

it is

€5,

from

Causal of (teput out of a ship.

Att.

f.

to

2. impers.

by, elapsed.

out or copy for oneself.

confirm. to wrest from.

to

to force out

a

a ship,

escape.

. 6-;, ,«-, -, -, {() (-€,

kKyiyverai, like Ifgranted. Ion. and in late Gr. for kyyvoa. ov, {(KyeveoOai) sprung, descended from any one: as Subst., tKyovos, 0, any descendant, soti,

€,

grandson

aor. 2 part, of ecus,

gone

to

shew forth,

taking from

:

sue-

cession.

€-(, -^ Dep.

to look

out from.

-(:—

to skin, flay, strip f. the skin off an onion; €!€-, Ion. to peel one of his stolen skins. off the skin : hence to cudgel soundly. a throwing out, throwing ov, fastened to or upon. f. II. a castIon. aor. i l^coverboard, esp. of goods in a storm, €ing out, banishment. III. a shooting forth to take or receive from : to take Dep. to receive the rule the time when the corn shoots or comes tip. 2. )»' IV. an outlet, Lat. exitus ; into ear. from another: absol. to follow, sticceed: ot countries, the mouth of a river opovs a defile to come next. 3. to wait for, expect, Lat. excileading out of a chain of mountains Xoyov pere. 4. to receive at a feast. V, (from Pass.) that which is cast a digression. f. to bind from, i. e. to bind on or to : out ; earth cast out by a mattock Med. to bind a thing to oneself, hang it round one. children exposed on the mountains. ov, very manifest : conspicuous. ov, cast oiit, exposed, of a child: to go abroad, travel f.

from,

as

€$ ) €$, (()

', ', , €-, -, «-, €-,

abortive.

II. as

montory.

Subst.,

out by lightning. Dep. to bellow forth. aTOS, that which

(

€-, eaten out

;

€-'^,

,

{()

,

is

€yeyv

to

kyyvoa

;

inf.

€yeyev

[a]

;

:

part. €Kye-

yaa}S, (Kyeyavia.

,

through out

give away in marriage: be given in marriage, marry. Pass, to be given in marriage. (/, yavpos) Med. to exult greatly in. poet, for cKyeyova, pf. of

€-€,

, {€$)

Hence abroad, or on one's travels. departure from home or from life. home, abroad. ov, (l/i,

os)from

f.

itpiovos saw-dust.

Att.

f.

-,

, €-, - € «-, )

to be

€-5,

77^0;, to strike

€-. -, Pass, to

3 dual

a cape, pro-

throw out or up, as froth be cast up or thrown on shore, of ships. f.

—

6,

to

f.

Pass, to

€-€,

— €-5, €-6,

cast off relics.

2.

€€€ :

:

(^

;

{(4)

«•€,

)

;

-: -:

6-65,

;

:

of,

€, , €-,

one's

:

—

to

-: -

Pass,

to depart

(f/f,

-

accustomed mode of f.

aor. 2

:

go

pass over.

change one's prentice-work, a sampler. life,

poet,

:

—

from

habits.

From

—

to

teach

Med. to have another taught thoroughly, Lat. edocere thoroughly Pass, to learn thoroughly.

--,—

((( -: (-, cK

aor. 2

:

Ion. to

fut.

(:

run away from,

(( f.

aor.

—

l

[a]:

€(:

escape. pf.

give out, give up, Lat. f. 2. to give out of one's [] for the tenses, v. yiXaw reddere : to surrender. to laugh out, laugh loud, hurst out laughing : me- house; OvyaTtpa to give away or taph. of a liquid, to gurgle out. one's daughter in marriage. 3. to give out for is, {(K, yivos) put out from one's family, money, farm out, let out for hire : to put out money without kith or kin. II. (sub. kavrov) to issue to interest, lend out. ec-Cvo,fut. -y(voar. aor. 2 pf. forth from a place ; of a river, to empty itself. tKyiyova, poet. (Kyiyaa (q v.) Dep. Dep. to tell to the end, recount in full. to grow out of, spring front : to be descended from, born of. to decide by giving jtidgment, of a II. f. to have gone by; Hence eKyfyovOTOs time having judge. II. to avenge.

€-€, —

aor. 2

:

med.

«-€5,

^(yiv•.

.

:

:

«-€, 6-(;, ,

:

to

^ . «, € . , . , . . , . ,. . . (, , . ;:

.

—

,

, (^)

avenger, f. to avenge, punish; avenge one on another. Hence TIVOS an avenging : vengeance. (Ous, without law, lawless, Lat. €K-8tKos, ov, {(fc,

€€,

(5,

exlex

&,

(,) ,

(,

II. carryitig out lawlessly. Adv. , an avenger. avenging: as Subst., to throw from the chariot. f. to drive away, banish. f. later

:

justice,

€-€, -, ,

JK

|-€,

($, ing.

,{'),

shake out, confound. a giving up, surrender-

to

f.

eojs, i),

giving in marriage.

2.

verb. Adj. of

{)

marriage.

«$,

ov,

€\),

€, , (() aor. I inf.

of

.

) -, (. «^, €,

become a

to

aor. 2 inf. of

((()

(-$, ,

«, $, , () «,6( (,

skin,

charge:

garment.

either Ep. for pi.

I

«-, €. €$, (8, ,

-

opt.

see

a slipping

( (, (,

€-,

from

f.

another

his tunic

[]

aor, 2

inf.

(

, to strip

of

,

From to strip off

:

to strip

him.

,

him of II.

in

€-,

(, (€,

Dorian.

€€, €^,

Ep. for

'EKEF,

Adv. at or in that place,

Ion. for

cKcia, Ep. aor.

Adv.

.

c. gen.,

«K€i0t, (l/fef)

Dor.

oi

i

€€

€€€,

from

.

pi.

3

(. ^.

,,

impf. of

there, Lat. illic.

,

refers to the

the nearer.

II.

well-known persons Deus.

when

III. it

is

the Subst., vos.

;

ille, ilia,

illud

:

is

used also like

as,

3

pi.

2 sing. impf.

of

6, <€-€, , {€, () aor.

plqpf. pass,

of

i

of holding of bands, a

i

-(, -, out or over she ran over, swarmed with worms. «-<, search to boil

f.

gen.,

c.

:

,, -, . ,

ille,

-yas OcCs,

hie, to

to denote

magnus

ille

(khvos precedes the Art. and follows kKtivos 6 :

(

out.

to

f.

up again, rekindle. Ep. aor. i of From a darting from afar, archery. ov, {kKas, far-darting, far-shooting, epith. of Apollo in Iliad. at one's ease, ov, coUat. form of quiet, Lat. securus. II. metaph. of things, as of a field lying at rest or fallow. Prep, with gen. by means of, Att.

€, , -5,

to light

f.

)

€$,

' <9,

€.

by the grace or help

of,

quod

for

of,

to,

Lat.

to

as regards,

:

Pass, to be

thoroughly.

amaze, astonish

to

f.

$) From

amazed, astonished.

€-|, , {, $) ov, {eK,

amazed, astounded.

(. , . -, , )

€, «-,

=

2.

attinet ad.

f.

€-5,

II. later

of.

the sake of.

€-, (, ,, warm

as

to root out, extirpate.

f.

Ep. for f^eOavov, aor. 2 of

Dep.

Ion.

f.

-,

(.

{I

f.

tacle of.

I.

or

,

to see out,

€) , €€, (l/f,

) (-

(,

Att.

«, €€8,

f.

),

,

(««.

to

aor. 2

med.

,

inf.

.

mow

(^$) of

(€) {€) -,

(3,

completely: to cut to

warm

or heat

(. putting out, exposing.

-, -, ,, €. -, f.

aor. 2 inf. of

put out, exposed. to run or sally out. Dep. to hunt out, catch.

€K0€TOs, ov,

^-,

spec-

to deify.

Ep. for

f.

make a

to

iK0€LS, eiaa, iv, aor. 2 part, of

(l/f€t);

not emphatic, as IV. Adv. k(vs, in that way, in (hat case: it

€(,

down.

in Att.,

emphatic,

when

Ion. for

thoroughly.

more remote, ovtos,

Keivos

^.

sing. Ep. aor. 2 of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

€€,

5, «-<, when -

Tos and eKeivos refer to two things before mentioned, ille,

impf. sense) of

«€€, 3

€-€(;,

Dor. demonstr. Pron.

Aeol.

€€:

that person or thing, Lat.

€Ketvos,

, sing, plqpf. (in

thither,

see to the end.

aXcovs yon side of the grove. Adv. at that place, there, Lat. illic

Att. also strengthd.

—

aor. I of

that place, thence, Lat. illinc

«K6LV0S Ion. K€tvos,

€€,

CKCKeuOei, 3 sing, plqpf. of

evcKa, on account

with Med. aor. 2 act. to put off. 2. to get out of, slip out metaph, to get away from, escape. Pass. {€, Awpios) to become quite a

3.

of.

€«, Adv. (
€€6,

Att. Lat. illuc.

by virtue

out, escape.

aor. I

:

;

;

pres. pf.

out, sally,

one that sallies out, a skirmisher. that which is put off, a

or for

66,

€((€

(l/i,

a running , band of skirmishers.

— also a

of Manner, in that manner. aor. i of 2.

cessation of hostilities, armistice.

a receiving from another,

%erpent.

•

I.

road.

Aeol. and Ep. aor.

given up, betrayed.

Pass,

as Adv.,

V. the dat. fern. eKtivrf is also used of Place, there, at that place, on

cKi'Xev, Dor. for

one must give in

succession.

CK

^5.

of

med. of

fut.

«€,

205

Ion.

f.

f.

crush, oppress.

=

to press, squeeze out:

metaph.

to

. ^ , —— —

:

—

206

€-,

fut.

76

;

€-, 9€, €-€, -, -: -, ,) «-5, be nigh

dead with laughter. Dep. f.

CK out CK

mourn

17^0;, to

of,

(.

of

out or aloud.

— to leap

:

very spirited, ardent, eager:

ov, {{K,

(-,

to offer f. [] for the tenses v. 1. Med. up, sacrifice: metaph. to destroy utterly. to atone for, expiate by offerings : of a god, to propi:

:

.«-^, , . tiate,

of

[r], 2 sing. impf.

-

(-&, €-€, -^, from €--€, , {^^, cleanse out, clear out

aor.

:

to

f.

I

loud laughter. :

ov,

sixteen threads.

{^')

{^,

ov,

ov, 6,

away

sixteen

consisting of

f

-,

Att.

out.

f.

(t/i,

(, to call forth — Med.

to call out to

to

f.

unveil oneself. CK

Dep.

( $)

elicit, exci'e.

c. ace. to

aor. 2

grow weary of a

€-12|, Med.

(-,

the fruit of:

metaph.

(!«,

:

to

to be tired

thing.

to yield as fruit.

Med. (€«, to reap or enjoy metaph. to derive advantage from. aor. 2 of to look dawn from.

4-€, -.\(,

— Med. —

uncover^ reveal:

) , ) «-, , :

'.

f.

,

to pull out the stalk:

(l/f,

to destroy root

and branch.

, <(,

4-, «KKcas, -€,, used

f.

Att. for

€.'.

Dep.

to

vaunt aloud.

as Pass, of

. €€, €£, , €€,

-.

II.

c,

- --

move out

to

f.

to

proclaim by

banish by public

[],

f.

pf.

act.

and

pf.

act.

of.

pass, of

f.

,

pass,

of

Att. fut.

an assembly of

summo7ied by

the citizens

the crier, the legislative assembly

at

:

Athens, the ordinary assembhes were called l«four in each the extraordinary II. the Church. Hence :

(^(

)

f. impf. but also (as compd. and not derived from :

(^( — :

«, €5, summon

if

(-

or

the Verb were a ;

so aor.

I

hold an asseinbly, debate therein

to

.

II. to sit

in assembly.

:

III.

to the assembly.

Att. fut. of

{()

ov,

€-, -, €-, ,

on

called forth, Lat. evocatus:

a point.

bend aside:

to

to

bend down, of

turn away from : absol. to give ground, retire. 2. to decline or degenerate into. f. to wear out : metaph. to tease to death, like Lat. enecare ; Dor. 3 pi. fut. f. to rub or cid deeply. stakes.

II. intr. /o

-, , (-€, €-,

Dep.

cheat by juggling tricks. Att.

f.

(f/f,

.

)

(l/f,

(^.

to cajole or

kukkos) to take out

(€

the kernel: to pull anything out of its place, dislocate; to put out one's ancle;

($ «-,

ras

empty the

to

cities.

,, (-, (, -, ,

scrape out, erase, obliterate. swim out of. From a carrying out or off. Att. to carry out : to carry to to

( $ «-, -, ^) f.

to

f.

,

f.

,

€

:

to

II.

to fitter

to

endure.

vauntingly.

(l/f,

:«-, : —-: —

to set

forth in

plausible terms.

pf.

f.

€«-

(-

off.

Ion. for

pf.

he

and

break

Att.

Dep.

to be cast out

aloud.

metaph. to exclude or binder from. to remove stealthily, purloin.

to shut out:

f.

gen. to fall from out

to

put up, rouse.

to

:

to cry

f.

a place of safety ; heep one out 0/" trouble.

aor. l part, of

or exposed.

II. to

,-'/, -\, €-, -': — :-, ^, (. €-, €, {'$) 6-€,

f.

:

infiame.

pull out with

oneself; metaph. to call forth,

out

:

to be faint-hearted.

-, , -, {.-, f.

aor. I k^eKea

:

to

(l/f,

exhaust.

to enfeeble,

fut.

:

selected to arbitrate

on fire, Mndle

to set

II.

afishing-rod.

«-,

) fut.

:

€-€, , «-, burn

(eK,

a herald, declare publicly.

to

sixteenth.

i^os. old : fern. CK-Kaipos, ov, {Ik, Kaipos) out of date.

to

whence

:

of

pf. pass,

f.

absol. to debate.

eras) sixteen years

€ $)-

-€€8,

and

Adv. profusely, extravagantly.

€(^,

(-, (, ) ov,

palms long.

,

to

indecl. sixteen.

01, al,

€5, (€-<5,

—

of.

sleep out, sleep

one's quarters.

€6-$,

of

pierce, stab.

to cut off root

:

-, ,- ) :—

^ ,. ) ,

away, get rid

to clear

:

(

to pillage

pf. pass,

cK

to burst out into

f.

from

cTi^ets

cf.

'.

[], impf. f.

€(, €€63,

out, desolate.

II. to

, . €f.

Ion.

appease.

€(,$

empty

to

proclamation.

Lat. amens.

aho frantic, Hke

,

f.

prick out.

to

f.

Att.

burn as incense.

to

€-(,

CK

leap forth from. f.

-€, , (-£, ,

€-€,

branch.

feast on.

to eat up,

aor. k^eOopov

fut.

be

to

:

or

for i^fOope, 3 sing. aor. 2 f.

(€

aor.

:

dying, be at the last gasp

to cut doivn, fell

dere.

:

Pass., aor. 2

had

his

to cut off,

from

3. to beat off

\(6-

—

knock out: Pass., eyes knocked out. 2.

to cut out,

destroy, Lat. exscitt'

a place, repulse.

—

:

, €-, (-, , <-€,

-^, «-€, — f.

CK

( hang

Pass, to f.

bang from

Pass, to

by:

€€, «-,

,

f.

hang from upon, cling to. Hence to let

:

^.

or

poet. Pass, of

to choose or single out, select.

3,.

Hence

3. to separate, secrete.

to expel, reject.

as Adv., «KKpiTOs, ov, picked out, chosen ; above all, eminently. a beating out, driving away: and ($, ov, beaten out : of embossed work,

<5, <5,

worked

,

From

in relief.

€-3,

f.

,

-, , €-€, ,

back, repulse

plodere.

out.

2. to

put

f.

f.

*

come, wheel yourself out!

Hence

,

a theatrical machine which

of.

f.

aor. I

—

:

aor. I

:

to roll out

rolled or thrown out ; headlong from the chariot oneself OT escape from.

-,

:

— Pass.,

or off: Pass, to be he rolled

/

also

:

hence

f.

for the

:

Med.

in

drink

to

:

off.

tenses v.

to

€( ((

II. to collect tribute. f.

omit.

be eclipsed;

:

^ 2.

€(€

Tis

€t

3.

aor. 2

:

number

in full,

leave

intr.

pf.

:

forsake, abandon,

to

if

.

incomplete.

.

(.

up

: to pick choose out for oneself, also to pick out, pull out one's

— Med.

out

leave out,

the

. ' to lap

f.

hairs.

to

to cast out from.

aor. 2 pass, of

aor. I of

2.

—

any one

of the sun, to

Hence

off, cease, stop.

,

a forsaking, quitting. II. a disappearance of sun or moon, an eclipse. chosen out, selected; ol «kXcktos,

($,

ckXcivJ/is,

, (^^) -«, Ep.

,

«, (.

the elect.

disclosed the interior of the house to the spectators

(-,

-, — left

cf.

aros,

choose.

i

:

:

,=

f.

[],

single

quit.

— Pass, to be brought to sight by this

(q. v.):

;

€-€•,

off,

",

means \. Q. shew yourself ;

,

(^.

escape notice ut-

to

CKXiXaOov, Causal of I». Med. make quite forgetful of a thing with Ep. redupl. aor. 2 to forget utterly.

(, €, -,

gray

2

€-.\, with aor.

Ep. redupl. aor.

pf. pass,

out,

aor.

II.

to

an actor

( (. «, (. - ^ € (^ ) f.

€-€,

drive

off^ the stage, Lat. exadjonrn. to tumble headlong out of. to bring forth. to wheel out by means of the l/e-

to hiss

:

3. to

dash

to beat or

: , , . 1\.0,

, (,(,

-,

tipon, listen attentively to.

[a]

2or

eK

terly.

banging from or upon.

«s,

-,

sweep clean.

to

:

KOpis) to clear of bugs. to sum up shortly.

(/,

r-r

sweep out

to

f.

ۥ . -,

—

:

:

to extricate

. . , 6-, ,-, €-4, .) «, { €5, ^. . -, €65, «-, ,

, «-,

€€,

redupl. aor. 2 act.

and med.

of

Ep.

of

pf. pass,

((€,

for

2 sing. impf. of

to free from the shell, to batch.

f.

to cease entirely.

f.

kcavv

see

f.

aor.

i

pass,

il.

of

,

(5, forgetfulness : forto undulate : to be uneven. (l/c, getting and forgiving. kKKwkui, iiKKvvos) of a hound, to quest about. poet, for f. to hunt down. Dor. I pi. aor. I pass, of of a hound, questing about, ov, (l/f, Pass, to grow fat. to fatten : f. not keeping on one scent. aor. 2 inf. of f. to peep out of: to get out. failing, deficient: €S, to come forth in the festive procesCK f. there was an eclipse of Tt kyiveTo = sion : to rush madly out. CK

,)

€-€€,

-8,

«-, -, ,, (-<,

,—

, (€

€-,

$)

— (. {(() ^, .

«, «, ($

,

, . . ( €-, (, <-, -: . ,-, , €. 6, «-, -, : - ( ,65, () f.

and

metaph.,

stun

deafen,

to

swords grew blunt.

(e/f,

f.

I

of

aor. 2

f.

:

—

ob-

consider, reflect on.

Att.

f.

€-, ,

med. of

2

,

f.

to kick out

:

metaph.

to

to

f.

CK

( €-,

other tenses,

flash forth. kindle.

f.

—

V.

HI.

(to let f.

it :

.

aor.

speak out, divulge.

f.

to receive, bear.

to

.

to

wash

,

to

out.

bring forth

born.

at.

-\9(,

17,

aor. 2 of

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

spurn

{('/)

a picking out, choice, election : a choice selection, a levy of troops or taxes. as of extracts from authors. Dep. to compute, reckon, calculate: to

tain by lot or fate.

cK

omitted.

the sun.

the

aor. 2 of aor.

-

:

to take or

I

(4\ make

trans, to

for the

choose out.

to contract to

out). aor.

aor. 2

:

.

do work, opp.

:—to shine or

to shine, light up,

I

subj. pass,

€5, «, , {()

of

—

:

Pass, to

be

/.

release, deliverance.

able to release;

means of delivering, a

€5, €-,

release,

(

an expiatory

ov, let loose, discharged. f.

[]

or set free from; tongue:— so also in

:

From

for the tenses v.

Med.

.

offering.

—

to loose

give a loose to his to unloose, unstring

to

—

: :

€,

:

—

208 bow

hence

vp, put an end to

to hrealt

-Pass, to

, ^ , - .( , : -: :

a

:

6-, -\, ,

((,

$)

—

,

(^

said

aor. I

:

-^

€-€, fut.

aor.

:

I

swimming

or away, escape by

aor. 2 pass, of

^

aor. I

:

aor. 2

Pass,

desire

6-,— , {()

be

to

:

an impress,

.

€-,

pf. I«-

to learn thoroughly, to learn by heart in past tenses, to have learnt thoroughly, and so to

, -,

know full

examine

'. (. , $) — (-€, , II. to

well, perceive.

closely,

-

mad

to bear witness to a thing.

f.

fut.

:

Pass., pf.

to

:

:

wipe

II. to

one's tears.

an impression

plaster, to take

to

Ep.

:

— Med.

to

or 77iodel in

wipe

wax

or

of: to imprint an image.

quite drunk. have a chief share in a thing; used only in 3 pers. sing. to

perf.,

to train carefully

f.

:

to practise

pf.

(-€((>,

med. of

6-65,

).

«, €-5,

77^0», to

) ', €-, €-, €-<, ,(€, €-, (€, €-, , ) (-, -, {',

to let

work out

of

Adv.

€-€, , -,, €-,,, 4-(, ,

lever, to force one's

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

,

Adv.

to

wonder

-icus

at,

«-8, ^)

()

ov, ;

f.

mock

at.

(f/f,

)

ov, (metath. for

€€, -,

,,

aros,

-,-: to

:

from Adv.

««

€«-

used as Adv.,

astonishing, won-

aor.

I

^:—

—

to strike out

of old, long ago.

Pass, to spirt out.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass,

to strike out of one's senses.

{,

ov,

out of the

common

excessive.

—

to set quite at rest,

f.

put an end to

:

—

to take one's rest.

[]

:

to inquire

2. to

-

€-8, II.

II.

rush furiously forth.

to

f.

persuade, over-persuade. to tempt.

fut.

fresh.

amazed.

From

anything reared, a child. From bring up from a child : to

f.

f.

path

one's

will, volun-

to

f.

f.

(/, vios) to grow young Med. to feed off, Lat. depasci. go forth to feed, go forth. f.

and

neut. (KTrayXov

€-€,

up

or

Pass, to be astonished or

,, -, €-€,

to turn

' (.

own free

frightful, terrible, fearful.

tvith toil, Lat. elabo-

$)

way.

med. of

i

of one's also f£

admire exceedingly.

€-•05, ,

to stick out.

f.

...

{() freely, willingly.

to hire,

to teach fully.

unwonted: un-

to take for oneself.

, (€(, (. €. -, , ) -, ,

— Med.

2

grow into use ; kiri its way to the fa-

return from, to return.

17^0;, to

-, (,

out for hire:

(f/c,

to

win

Dor. 3 sing. impf. of Ep. aor. I of

win hardly or by great exertion, to achieve. Med. f. to heave with the {(,

CK-vcd^w,

f.

(-((|, Dep.

4'-7,

3 sing. aor.

f.

nose at,

€-6,

€-,

,

f.

to

. €, , €€, , «, :

of six months, half yearly: of a thing, disappoint. Adv. for €/£ a space of six months. «It to shake out Dep., of an army, to defile out of, Ep. for to pollute. of Dep. to imitate faithfully.

ov,

f.

:

of.

aor. I inf. of

Ep. for

rare

mea-

aor. 1 k^ivixpa'.

:

unusual, unwonted, strange.

ov, (l/f ,

measureless, boundless, educate.

ov, {(K,

Lat. immensus.

as Subst.,

to

become

fit,

Srp.

-tcus,

derful.

— Med.

measure out sure out for oneself: to take measure f.

prevail,

terribly, fearfully, greatly.

of

swim out

conquer completely: to achieve to

6-5,

7«, also

diligently.

pf.

to

II. intr. to

bulous.

tary.

make

Dep.

€-€€,

I

to search out.

f.

€-€•,

aor.

off:

mould

-, , (-€, , , «, . €, (.

away

raving

go raving mad.

Att.

^(.) ,

ov, (l/f,

to drive

{kic,

f.

Pass, to

€$

lawful

of

part,

TO

()

(as if

to

:

drunken

€-3, $) unusual, — Adv. -$, discordantly,

aor. 2 subj. pass, of I

f.

by force.

Adv.

search out.

€|8, aor.

-

f.

to

itnage.

aor. 2

-,

:

to sleep

f.

sober

intr. pf. act. c/f-

:

to

:

to

:

to

;

turn aside, III. to give

to

:

generally, to escape.

— drive mad €-, , off a (-,, again. passionate kindle passion with any from — with ^^^ — go mad with passion rave, frantic. — wash out or away. f.

Pass., pf. e/e-

unnerved.

to be

f.

—

to cut the sinews

turn away. II. to sink down. a nod or sign to do a thing.

the impression of a seal,

a counterfeit of rock,

a seal; of a hardy fisherman.

«K-vevco,

:

(.

of

pf. f.

—— —

:

.

€-€;,

be faint, exhausted, despond. Dep. to sustain grievous injuries. to lay bare. f. (€«,

, {(-)

—

:

:

Dep.

:

to

of another.

-,

€-€, whence impers. fut.

:

[]

aor. I ((evei-

:

make trial of, prove,

(,

aor. I

OT forth from: of things, to export.

it is :

tempt.

2.

allowed. to

send out

2. to call

or

——

——

—

:

209 fetch out, send for : Pass, to go forth, depart, Hence to dismiss, drive away : to divorce. ccus, a sending out or forth.

€€, 67€, 6€,8,

(.(^.

,

«, €€'•€,

.(.€,

pf. pass,

, . €6, €'€•7,

(.

3 sing. pf. pass, of Dor. pf. of

€'6«5, ,

€€, €-€,

aros,

Ion.

(-€, y €-€, €-€€,

-,

^,

fut.

go

to

,

Att.

f.

all

act.

I

e^cire-

f.

-, €6, €-€,

(:

of

. . ,

€€€\,

-, «, €-,

:

-€, = (. (.

) ( -

to leap out or forth

wind out:

Att.

f,

f.

-)

- :

ate.

—

to fill

[]

:

aor.

:

f

:

—

-

€-, €-,

II.

wind

i

(,

:

III. to finish, ;

(€-

to

sati-

complete.

aor.

:

to

to fall out

aor.

k^in^aov

of ox down from.

:

pf.

kKirk-

2. to fall

2

:

of ships,

II. kK-nXi]-

sing,

and

1

€-

wash

to

[],

pi.

:

€Kir\oos contr, CKirXovs, leaving port.

—

,1

:

(. €€: , €-, )

—

in aor.

to be panic-struck,

{)

6,

out.

mostly

Pass.,

II.

[], Ep. 3

aor.

:

—/o frighten out of one's

amazed.

a sailing

out^

-Hence

eKirXuTOS, ov, to be washed out.

«-, €-€

Ion. for

Ep,

—

f,

,

or

breathe out

forth. eKiTVfiv to breathe one's last, expire; and so

I

to

II. intr.,

,

;

2.

-

of the wind, to blow out

Hence. to burst out. a breathing out, expiring. Adv. (e/f, out of the way :

(^ ^ €(. ;

to stand out of the way ; to get out of his way. 0pp. to

€-€,

f.

:

him

«, €5,

off.

aor.

l

:

in adoption.

III. to

II.

make

to

put out a

Med.

to

pro-

completely, finish

Hence

«-^^,

«, -,

a putting forth, emission : and put forth, given in adoption. to pull out wool or hair. Att. 170-0;, to excite to war, make hostile. to make hostile, involve in war:

€$,

,

€-6, 4•£,

,

ov,

f.

f.

f.

off,

,

,

f.

:

to

($

to.

by siege, Lat. expugnare. a sending out or forth.

to take

(() aor.

I

:

to

work

out,

bring to perfection, Lat. elabo(Kirebe brought to perfection :

execute,

— Pass,

,

an enemy

€K-woXiopK€Q,f.^aiy,

be deprived of lose, Lat, excidere. 3. to be driven out of one's country, be banished. 4. to be finish cast ashore, to be wrecked, Lat. ejici. 5. of actors, rare :

from,

^

fut.

:

away

senses, scare, astound.

Pass, to become

to sell off. :

^

Att.

duce, bring forth.

pass.

2.

of.

2.

3. to fulfil.

€- -

child, give

for the 2 k^kmov drink out or off, quaffs metaph. to empty out, drain.

f.

v.

reel off,

to

gush forth.

up, fill full

II, to fulfil.

other tenses, drain.

(!«,

tivos to

something out of a man. Dep. (,

€-7, «-,

,

med.,

fut.

striking with terror,

in amazemettt.

to cross over the harbour, Lat. emetiri

or outwards

esp. of a

:

2. to leap up. Hence besieged force, to sallyforth. aros, a leap out or forth.

,

of

to fill quite tip.

f.

completely.

alone,

fem. nom. of

pf. part. pi.

f.

the

panic fear, consternaterror caused by misfortunes.

man

aor,

Ep. for

pf. of

2 pass,

Adv.

76J/: later also aor.

both in med. and to fly out, forth

{)

aor. 2

Ep. aor,

spatium.

[] Ep. aor. i e^ciriraaca: spread out, unfurl, spread : to stretch out. ready to fly out of the ov, nest : metaph. of a girl, marriageable.

66,5,

c,

;

sea.

to strike out of, drive

aor. 2

Ion.

:

out of port

Att. for (Kn\eos.

tion;

to escape

(-:— :

go

to outsail

{() (() €5 «-, ,

to

for kKveaciv, aor. 2 inf.

to

,

k^ivKevaa

I

'

eis

,, -$, €'|5, €5, ,

Pass, to be

(^.

€-6, {.-

—

6-€5,

to destroy utterly.

and

forms

or away.

open

ships into the

aor.

:

to sail out,

:

ace, 6KiT\eiv ras vavs

€'•,

round. of

^aor. I inf.

-,,

f.

:

=i

)

(«/f,

(€$,

-

-, (,

€>$)

From

cKireo-e, Ep. for k^iireoi, 3 sing. aor. 2

€€€,

in

metaph., to accom-

:

away.

a partridge,

€-€8,

both

Ion. aor.

:

pass through or over

to

plish.

like

—

a passing out.

[]

of

six pletbra long. €Kir\€0pos, ov, (e^, poet, «KirXeios, a, ov, Att, quite full : complete, entire : abundant. (c/f,

astounding.

,

f.

aor. 2 inf. pass,

(^,

Ep. 3 sing, and pi. to bring to an end

f.

poet, for

f.

of

pf.

(.

7. to issue, result in.

«-,

-, extravagantly.

(. «, ,

fulfilled.

:

ov, pf. pass. part, of

Adv.

expanded, open.

€€-, <-€,

part from.

(. . «-, «, .

of

pf. pass,

pass, sense.

<6(2,

,-€) (.

6. to come to be hissed off the stage, Lat, explodi. out OT forth, sally out: to get out of, escape: to de-

3 sing. pf. pass, of

of pf. pass, of pf. pass, of

med. and

II

( . (( , ——

—

(>^, ,

-,

,

-^, , €(,

f.

make

to

go

to

€-£,

preV.

to

out, fetch out

€, «-^,

,

Att.

f.

invent, contrive.

[],

«',

-^, <-, ,

for oneself, procure.

-

to be

f.

Ion. for

€given

to

:

up or

Att.

^:

.

:

exact a fine

III. to

Dor.

:

€-75,

€€5, coming.

€-7€-•,

is,

{Ik,

II.

€-•,

I

:

achieve,

kill,

of,

to exact

:

to be

of

2.

II.

aor. I

:

aor.

:

If-

k^cppa-

2

0^;— Pass,

to snap asunbreak or burst out, to also intr. in Act. to break out

in Pass, also, to

II.

Lat.

€-,

—

III.

f

punishment

'.

(()

-, €€8,

f

to call forth to or

(^$.

:

for oneself; Ep. aor.

i part.

6-, €-€, -, , («-, , -, €-€, -, €-6, -, €-€, , — -, — €-'•, €-7, , €•"5, 6-8, (, , {)(, (4. aor. I pass. part,

f

of

to select in preference.

to forsake;

f.

to

f.

f.

-€),

aor. 2 part,

honour above all. to escape from.

pour forth. Dep. to expand the wings. f £a>, to scare away from.

f

to

€-•, €-,

or

to spit in token f.

{.

, .

;

aor. I

aor.

makefull inquiry

:

2

:

about, hear of

burn to ashes, consume. a conflagration. ov, heard of, discovered. arcs, a drinking-cup. to

cws,

Hence

,

(,

poet, for

Ep. for

I

:

pf

:

Pass.

()

(e/i,

:

3

pi.

aor. I pass, of

—Ep.

— :

aor.

:

for

shake out.

to

plqpf (in aor. sense) -.—to rush forth from,

away from.

€-€, €-,

to signify, denote.

{.

f

to

(-, 6-,

-, : f

,

--,

[]

f.

€-€,

( (:

[], to scatter abroad.

to disfurnish.

{.

med.

to titter silence.

^) f.

inf

away.

put

rake out, pull away.

to

f.

impf

:

aor.

:

-, , :

f.

€-'6,

f.

i

aor.

to

:

i

draw

to

—wipe

to

(, out,

to

out.

scare

Ep. part, pluck out.

pour out as a

libation.

to hasten out.

ov, ((K,

eluded from

out of the treaty, eX"

it.

of disgust. :

I^eP• '-—to search out, {.

aor.

:

, , -, 6-€, ,-

flee

Pass, to be scared.

:

[]

outflow, outfall.

shake violently.

to

f

-5, -5, ) - ( «,

=

.

f.

out,

to rescue, deliver.

{.

:

to be very zealous.

throw

to

aor. I pass, of

saw out.

Dep.

—

I

4-€,

€-,

pour forth. Med.

:

to

aor.

€Kpoos, contr. etcpovs, 6, f to gulp down. [Oj, aor. 2 pass, of

:

to

pass, of

cast forth.

^

:

i

f

eff-

Lat. coii-

to root out.

aor.

distinguished out of all, unseemly, unbe-

aor. 2

:

f,

cK

€€,

2

break out, break

Ion. for

f.

€K

to

:

fut.

:

Pass., fut.

break forth. ox forth.

(€$

«-, €-7, «-7, ,

:

2 pass, (in

melt ox fall away.

3. to

ofl".

or

:

pre-eminent in a thing. eKTrpcrrws, Adv. of u, unreasonably.

spit out

:

trans, to shed, let fall.

to soothe, mollify.

to be

f

of

pf aor. to flow out or forth.

:

feathers, tofall

for, to avenge.

pre-eminent.

2 sing. impf.

:

der.

pf. k/ene-

metaph.

:

aor.

do completely, bring about, II. to make an end

ficere.

.

k^ippava -.—to scatter out

i

( -, , , .(: , . € {) ) (-, -, . «, (^ . (^ €-€ -. ^ -

elated.

cere.

for

act. sense)

yqv

to fornication.

Dep. -.—to fly out or forth

:

aor.

:

€(«-€, f

means for doing a provide, furnish, supply: Med. to provide

thing, to

oi

aor. I pass,

Ep. impf. of

f.

aor. i

:

to find

II.

of

fut. 2 pass,

from.

to pillage : metaph. carry off as plunder. Hence epos, c, a ravager, destroyer. f. to carry aivay by sea. II. to

€-'•6,

out with a rod.

aor. 2 oi

—

:

to drive

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

€€, -( (^( (^ — €- «- — ^ — ^-

=

f.

to^undo.

.

II.

Med. and Pass., fut. aor. i go out ox forth, to go away, march out.

to

to^

:

^. €, ^. «, . « (. €, . (^(, 4-,

corn prepared for use ; have their bodies in good training. to work hard for, to earn by labour. III. vail on by importunity. IV. to search out. of food, to digest by labour. to

to

—

—

210

lifted

—

ov,

€$,

{',

,

six stades long.

{(^) a being put

(

out of place : of the mind, distraction, astonishment trance: (hence Engl, «cs/asy).

«-,

out

f.

-(\,

deck out.

«-, €-€, , , :

to

f

aor. I

its

—a

:

—

to

send

aor. l f^eoTeipa pf. pass, f^ideck out with garlands. CK-orpoTcia, a going out on service. From f to march out : to take thefleld. :

to

:

:

^(. €€ ( —

—

:

—

f.

-

Dep.

encamp

to

:

f.

aor.

aside, overturn.

II. to

to

change

entirely

to xvhistle

-, —

drag out

to

Att.

f.

aor. 2 pass.

:

,

, «, €€,

up

seal

€5, €-6,

Pass, to

:

(^ €-€, ,

pre-

to leep safe,

:

I

€,

to be held.

f,

aor.

:

:

,

—

$)

(,

f.

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

«-, —

away

f.

aor.

:

2

(,

1• ^^•

3

^^^•

^

(((,

for

for

med. (with

aor. 2

or pull out

aor, 2 of

((-,

aor. 2

aor,

f.

:— poet, for

pass.

aor.

I

«<€'.—

out in the dust, lay

low

;— Pass,

Att,

f.

confound, agitate.

to disquiet,

-, ,

Att,

-,

to

to stretch

..

in

-, (^ — fut.

Pass., aor.

:

l

pf.

:

of

out, to stretch along, esp. Iqkj

;

—

Pass, to

lie

a corpse

pf.

:

to stretch

hence, to lay

:

along

lie

:

II. the mind, to he on the stretch, on the rack. HI. to strain to prolong.

,

to fortify completely

:

to

€-€€ — :

bring

to

fut,

inipf,

med,

an end,

€-65,

mature. Ion.

((\((

down.

f,

:

-

:

2, to

hew

f. :

€/)

to

«€5, est,

-€,

:

aor. 2

to cut trees out

hew

out,

off.

:

( - (^,^ :

, «-, , gen,

aor,

I

to cause

:

miscarry.

without,

outside.

:

Adv, {(KTOs) out f.

€65,

«,

-,

to

of, outside, c.

wind

{()

f (ws, o,

ibos.

{(()

. €5, €-€, .

gen,

quite off, to bring to

one that cuts out

a cutting out:

:

an

fem.

castration.

:

Ep. to

one castrated, a eunuch.

ov. f.

2. to

to shoot out, shoot

shoot

from

:

(l/i.

,

os)

=

:

to

throw

€5.

away from a

place, dis-

hence out of the way, foreign, strange.

€-€, €KTOS,

,

f.

ov,

{()

to bore

through, stab to death.

the sixth.

I. 6KTOS, Adv, (l/f) Lat. extrinsecus, opp. to (Vt6s : of Place, without, outside : as Prep, with gen. out of, 3. 2, out of, beyond. far from : free from.

( , ) «-, :

of a wood,

into shape.

away

a place, shoot arrows,

cK-TOirios, a, ov, also 0$, ov,

tant

an end, perfect

II.

except.

€€,

€6,

II.

of Time, beyond, over.

{(KtOs) Adv, outwards.

{(kt6s) Adv, from without, withfar from, apart from. awayfrom or banished €K-Tp(iirei;os, ov,{tK,

out, outside:

to castrate.

iKT€v6ta,

an end.

in pass, sense

riXos) brought

to cut out from, cut out

to cut

to

accoynplish, achieve.

is, {Ik,

€—

ripe,

Ep.

:

bring quite

to

I

II. intr. to

«K-TOTTOS, ov,

build from the ground. f.

shake out or

aor,

tKToOev, Adv, {Iktos) Ep, for

away.

-, , (€( Att.

f

:

having one's

metaph. of Hence

to stretch out, extend,

€-€,

f,

end.

:

outstretched,

the uttermost.

to

((, :

bringforth. to pluck

to pay off, pay II. pay the full penalty. exact full payment for a thing, avenge : to

€-,

c.

6€.

pf, pass, of aor. I i^treiva -revui

to

honour highly. without honour

to

:

f.

a miscarriage.

draw an army out draw up in line.

to put

take vengeance on.

:—

I

Med.

—

to

in full;

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. of I pass, part, of

€KT€0eis, aor.

to

ov, {iK, f,

€-,

to

f.

Med., of an army,

order

,(^(

aor,

5

,

f.

€-5,

to lie outstretched.

:

Pass,

:

:

pf, pass.

hair plucked out.

pass, sense)

Ion. for

3 pl

:

:

up, exhibit.

aor. 2

:

f.

put outside

to set out,

:

f.

^'^

3 sing. aor. 2 of 1. aor. 2

oi

1

II. to set

out, expose.

of

pass,

fut.

f.

('.

part. pass, of

to melt

the mi7id, opp,

of

pf,

2 sing, aor,

outspread.

aor.

from

to

for

,

act.

pf.

:

make melt

to

:

intr,

II, Pass., also, to slip

outstretched.

[]. Adv.

,

away.

heap or pile up.

to

with

Pass,,

of

2

II.

€(

i

to contrive, devise.

:

(. , . «, . . «, {) -, () €5, , ( €-, . , . €-, . 6., (. .. , «, '. €-, , , . . . ) €-, «-, , . 3, . . ^, . -: (-' (^ , €-, :

serve

:

Pass., to save oneself, save one's life : to seek for safety in the island.

Med.

:

earnestly.

. .

neut,

Dep. aor.

assiduously

zealously,

earnestly,

«KTios, a, ov, verb, Adj, of

metaph.

be shut out from. f.

311

one must have or hold. intrans. pf. of pf. pass, of or hiss off €KT6vs, i'cus, 0, (t/cTos) the sixth part (sextarius) of = 8 chcenixes, []. the :

(€ —

the stage, Lat. explodere.

[],

Adv,

«KTCvSs,

:—to turn

to pervert. f.

:

Comp, (KT(U(aT(pov more

turn inside out

-, ,

:

Att.

€€-{,

(^(-

pf.

outside.

I

——— —

—

:

—

-8€€,, (: «-, : :

—

77,

is,

earnestness, zeal.

{()

zealous, assiduous.

From

metaph. earn: Hence abundant.

stretched out 2.

from

the table.

f,

Att.

, of

a horse, to tbroM

—

—

:

^

—

;

—

212 the rider over

— €-€,

throw off or

head: generally,

its

€-• >, ,

down

Pass, to break one's neck.

:

:; :

.

out of: to carry out a corpse for burial, Lat. efferre also to carry away : to carry off^s prize Pass, to be :

—

metaph. to be carried away by pas[], sion. II. to bring 2. to put out of a ship. to turn off ox aside, divert : metaph., f. 2. to accomplish, fulfil : bring Pass, and Med. to turn aside forth, to produce. to turn aside, dissuade about. 3. to bring out, put forward, to publish, profrom, to avoid. claim : to tell abroad, betray. to bring up aor. i k^tOpiipa £ 4. to put forth, Lat. inferre bellum, Med. to rear up for oneself. exert. 5. from childhood, rear up III. 6. to shew signs of, shew. (from *bp€- to begin war. and f. to carry out or to the end. IV. intr. (sub. kav2. to run out forth : to make a sally. away. io run off 3. metaph. of anger, to burst rov) to run out of the course, of race-horses : also to run away. 2. to come to an end. forth. f. and aor. 2 e^ePass., fut. 2 (CK f. \pw aor. I k^erpixpa (pf. to flee out or away, escape : to rub out ; pf. II. to to flee out of, escapefrom; /SeAos 2. to produce fire by rubbing. to escape from danger ; esp. to be acquitted. III. to destroy by rubbing, destroy root hard. to speak out, speak : aor. 2 inf. med. l/iand branch ; to bring life to a zvretched

€-€, €-€, —

)

—

:

make rough.

to

f.

:

( (

:

-,

^

{()

II.

—

a

to

f.

wear

,

aros,

out, exhaust.

to eat up,

-, 6-, ,, Hence

€5, ,

f.

be

undone

. «-, «-, «-', , —

((.

out of the ships. to love passionately. f.

6-€,

:

Att. aor.

f.

,=

:

—

to frighten out or

to set

away

,

on fire. affright

Pass, to be affrighted.

6-•, , €-, -, €, , {-)

work in relief. to make quite blind. Hence a making quite blind.

to

f.

Pass, to

;

f.

beaten out, wrought in re-

:

aor. 2 part,

!

only used in Pass, to perish utterly 3 pi. they have utterly perished; 3 sing, the wine had all been conoJvos

f.

aor. 2 of

lief.

€-,

sumed

a child untimely

born, an abortion.

€-05, ov, {Ik,

begone

plqpf.,

devour.

to destroy utterly

iniper.

pf.,

;

f.

:

€$.

€-£,

a turning offer aside. a turning oneself from, avoidance : Xoyov a digression. resting-phce

€-, €-,

—

:

:

€-,

aor. I inf. of

,

(-^ -^ ., (. «-,

'/

:

. , €, ) , —, {() , . «, )

end.

—

—

:

:

(,

:

—

carried out;

.

make red or bloody. go out ox forth.

to

fut.

Ion.

fut. 77^0;, to

a carryifig out of a corpse to II. (from a blabbing, betrayal. word for Pass.) of horses, a running away. = aor. 2 of to carry out a corpse for buMed. to take out with one: Pass, to move , a step-father, Ep. word for TrevOipos. rial (Deriv. uncertain.) III. in Pass., II. io carry quite out. forth. aor. I of to be cast up on shore, Lat. ejici. aor. I of that which is brought forth, TO, to eat up, devour: only used in aor. 2, fruit, produce also rent, tithe. the pres. in use being to be carried out, exportov, eojs,

-fj,

«, , .

3 sing, impf of a step-mother, Ep.

,

burial.

((.

2.

(,

€-€, —

€$,

, . «, .

—

:

. €, -, -, (

€,

€-€,

(()

() — - €-[, (^ — , €-, ^, 6-€ -, 4— — ): «, -^, , «, (. «5, () ) — -, «5, {) (5, €-, ^. -, ^. (^, «-, , -, , €6€6, (, (^, ((, -€, ^,

-

[],

f.

bring

to light

:

[]

:

come

aor.

:

to betray,

to declare

and

to

f.

war

:

-

quite clear.

i

to

:

make known

Pass,

:

make

;

and Med.,

aor. I

f.

($,

able.

shew

Pass., to be sold like

hence

to be betrayed.

f

oneself, appear,

shining forth, manifest. Adv. -vws. med. of CODS, 77, a declaration. (S,

ov,

Adv.

express,

i.

e.

beyond power of speech : expressly, plainly ; or, beyond words

impiously.

:

f Att. Ep. for

{.

(yieov

:

—

fut.

med.

aor.

of

2

senseless, Lat.

amens

to

f.

aor. 2

€K-

:

to carry

:

(««,

(•

out of one's mind,

aiso, frenzied.

=

. ,,^

in pass, sense

:

to think out, devise, in-

Att.

ov, gen. ovos, (Ik,

mad,

to depreciate. inf.

in

vent, Lat. excogitore.

Ep. for

and

also

compos., v. out, bring out: Pass, to go out. f.

pres. inf.

f.

:

which only occurs to let

,

merchandise:

to tell in full.

poet,

Hence

to light.

made known.

be

II. to

shew forth,

aor. 2

to shine out or forth, to

;

f.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

.

watch carefully. formed from inf. oi io blow or breathe out : metaph., to blow up a war from a spark. to

—

— — :

cK

( , (,

-,

aor.

I

Causal

in pres., in

to beget,

produce.

I.

:

f.

to

:

[]

€-(,

CK

:

€€, £-, -€)

3 sing.

( ( f.

to

:

(^, Ep.

aor. I

;

pour

out, Lat. eff'undo

vain, lavish, squander. pf.

or

.

to

II.

(^

', (€$ Ep. forms, 3

:

pi. plqpf.

part.

aor.

in

[y\

:

aor.

poured .

.

aor.

Ep. for

sing.

,

,)

an unknown

Desiderat. of

(()

«-8, 7/,

ing.

bird.

wish

to

Ion.

enough for it

€-,

to suffice, be

:

only used as impers.

:

was enough

will be,

like

or sufficient for.

to declare as

f.

Dep.

an

oracle.

to squeeze

:

money from,

)

€€5,

horse-driving.

of

fut. ind.

€.(.

spread, Lat. effusus

«-,

, up

€-, ',

f.

soil

:

to

go

and away, depart

out

slip

willing, voluntary, of free

kicov,

elvai (where the II. often in phrase seems to be pleonastic), willingly, purposely.

will.

(,

€, «,

Ep. for

€,

aor. 2

fX&Qov, aor.

of

2 o(

— proverb.,

of

inf.

«,

Att.

oliva

. .

€.

Att. for

,

(.

Att. -acts,

(,

(

the

ev,

olive-tree,

Lat. olea,

of the olive-tree.

,

eXatveos, a, ov, and «Xaivos, olive-tree,

€-8, {(, ^) «, {() (() €-5, ((, <) TO,

— neut.

ov,

is,

((,

ov,

an olive-gatherer. olivum.

,—

)) €$.

:

olive-bearing.

olive-planted.

(^(,

as Adv., in

(8 «, ,

Adv.

:

— Used

the Posit.

:

olive-planted.

Att. pi.

a

as

' ( row

«, «,

to

:

less

6$

to

become

to

too little of

—

smaller,

have the worse:

degree; also reg. of with is found only in

6$,

(,

to drive:

(. (,

also to drive about.

of

fut.

[]

OTie must ride. of II. an oar, as [], the pine or fir. of pine-wood : later also the whole ship. a driver, a charioteer 6, hurler of thunder. II. one that

verb. Adj

«, $,

being

ovos:

Comp.

Ep. and Ion. for

f.

From

to

old Ep.

made

«, «5,

.

{()

a broad, flat away.

III. ct,

Hence

cake.

ov, driving

", ov,

{()

of the pine or fir

:

of pine

', «, €€, , {() «, «,( «, (,(-.(, (— , (, , — (: — (, ((5 — or fir-wood.

'(

as Adv., less.

Att. neut. for

to

f.

little,

have

less,

have too

be lacking.

, (( ,( Att. for

:

fut.

[&],

Ep. also :

Ep. 2 sing,

the mid-olive, Lat. oleaster.

6,

cXd'is, tdos,

the

(€

fewer, worse ;

inf.

olive-oil, oil, Lat.

-, «-, eXaios,

, {() of

of olive-wood. 6,

-,

drives away.

(ktos to run beyond the olives, which stood at the end of the Athenian racecourse, i. e. to go too far. II. the fruit of the olive-tree, an olive. Hence

€€5

:

—

damage

lessen,

to

gen. to be inferior to. Att. ov, gen.

c.

Sup.

to silt up, of a river.

:

to

drink.

pass.

pf.

out of: hence of a joint, to be 3. to give way : to give place to. ^, to give up the ghost, Lat. exspiro. to

,

dislocated.

inf.

f.

2.

,

—

:

raise by heaping

from.

:

f.

less,

:

med.

f. :

II. Pass, from. to come short of, have

detract

to

:

but also

aor.

or worse

smaller,

less,

a thing

(.-

aor. I Att.

:

sense:

pass,

smaller, diminish

[], Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of poured out : unconfitied, outov,

f.

Pass., fut. in

hence

aor. i part. pass, of

€-,

—

make

thunder-burl-

like thunder.

Att.

levy

contributiofis on.

to drive.

a driving, riding : also 2. a driving away, banishing. 3. (sub. a march, expedition ; (sub. imrov) riding. Ep. for aor. I of

«
rowing.

as Dep., to drive out of the chorus.

CK

and

Ion.

med.

opt.

{(, {(, {()

ov,

ov,

.

I

riding, driving.

hurled

II.

of

pass,

:

3 plur. aor.

«, «,

I

man-slaying. of

, , , (, , ( «-, . . «, « « €, €, () , - €€ ($

4€', -, -,

of Olives,

2 of

aor.

«-, «5, , «, -, (, €, ),

—

€-€, ,

Mount

the

n,,

and

I

and Ep. 3

Ion.

pour forth

to be

an olive-garden, olive-yard,

prop,

as

ov,

(-

pf.

;

I

:

—

Ion. for

stream out or forth : generally, to spread out or abroad: to give loose to passion, Lat. effundi in to break out of the chorus. II. f.

out, to

()

, . «, (, .<-5, (/, ) «, , (:—«€, «, ,(, :

Ep. for

(^ (, to

:

Pass., aor.

213

Olivet.

puff up, make vain. Ep. aor. i med. of

f.

iXauiiv, wvos, o,

Lat. olivetum

€' «-,

(€($

;:

-'EAArNil.

and in Med. be produced or born from, grow from, c, gen. a born tattler. to pronounce aloud. f. f. [], to let go from.

, -, -\6, ,

absol.,

—

:

II, intr.

aor, 2

in pf.

2

— ( —

—

and plqpf. 3 sing,

:

Att.

Ep.

Ep.

aor. i act.

Med.,

pf.

aor.

part. :

I

:

Pass., aor.

and

pf.

Ep.

:

—

:

•.—to

v.

driie, drive on, set in motion, e?p. of horses, chariots, ships. 2. seemingly intrans. to ride, drive, sail,

row ;

((

the

rowers

:

—

in this sense

it

some-

:

.

214

€€09— IXeo^pcTrro?.

'^

new ace,

:

$,

,

k\avveiv i.

e.

them

plant

in

€ «,

produce. the brawl.

line

:

3.

€, €(5,

draw draw a

2.

€€€,

es,

,

argumentum

iiXeyxd^

6-5,

ov, {e\a(pos,

were

first

held,

the Attic

answering

{(($, and , a deer;

ov,

,

,

LEVIS

:

lighily,

easily.

metaph.

(

«,—

, .

— Adv.

as

Adv.

Adv. ai ihe

leis

a

new

than ihe leasi; Sup.

ka-

( ",

winged ; of whence

«,

impf.

kav,

comes

(^(,

small, shori,

rare poet. pres. for

(, €.

€€,

" «XeKTO, 3

€, €(., ,

indecl.

,

k(f,

', (')

A' 2, avTos,

,=

4€€, t6,

6,

{€€$) piiiable,

—Adv.

also neut. pi.

:

€6-

:

;

Ep.

—

shorf-

wish, long:

Ep. aor.

an elegiac poem. a distich consisting of a hexa-

. (-

,

.^:

oi

kyoa,

to lie.

a loud

kka,

cry.

pass.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) to whirl round. Ep. lengthd. form of :

xhtm round, rally

make

, ^,

f.

:

raise ihe baiile-cry

Hence

a kind of owl.

2 pass,

:

II.

tliem. HI. tremble or quake: Pass, to quake, tremble, quiver. IV. in Pass, also to wind or twisi oneself along.

wish

.

marsh-dwelling. in the marsh.

of

Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of (A) Ep. aor. I

generally, io

kav,

wish, longing, desire.

med. of

I

) .,

{')

or eXcXcXc-O, like

:

pitiful, merciful,

Ion. for tXeos, pity, mercy.

of so\d\tis, to wheel

Ep. word,

inf.

aor.

From

an alms.

:

(k(()

^. .

6€6€, k\^\^

iki, Ep. for ftAf, 3 sing. aor. 2 o( poet, for to take pity on.

«^,

ov,

have pity on, shew mercy

ov, 0, ((Aos,

sing.

\<{.( ():

Dep.

for, sirive after, covet, desire.

liiile

57,

=

i),

«,

are formed.

kav

to

mercy

eXetos, ov, and a, ov,

fishes, shori-finned. efa, v,

(((05)

, pity,

€-5,

arma-

ihe very leasi.

,,

f.

iXciv, aor. 2 inf. of

aor. 2 of

vyos,

,

17,

pitiably

«Xetvos, Att. for fXecti'us.

leasi; so

, -. ) -^, ''2,

Comp.

k€vs,

poet,

,

couch-desiroying

aor. 2 inf. of

generally, wretched, miserable.

:

€€8, vos,

moving, nimble,

in

— Hence

$,((8, neut. pi.

^,

ov, gen. ovos,

($,

lighi iroops, Lat. levis

as

piiied

,

From

kv,fewes,

,

worsi

(*€,

?7,

,, €6,

deer-huniing.

of:

lighi

:

kXikoi,

burdensome, easy, ev

lighi

II.

i

to

upon.

lighi in weighi, Lat.

us,

make

-.—Pass., aor.

disgrace, put

eiva as Adv.

deer-killing.

HI. metaph. light-minded, ihojighiless. ov. Sup. oi smallesi,

iura.

leasi,

and

€ya

)

to prove, atiesi.

((€$,

ihoughflessness.

lighi, nol

to

swifi, aciive; oi

:

:

piieous

hiiting or shooi-

whether male, a hart

€--, (, ) (, '2, , , lighiness

I

:

cXeeivos, in Att. Poets «Xeivos,

half of April.

or siag, or female, a hind.

,

aor.

:

an exa-

II.

kK€ya — to

iXceiv, Ep. for

a deer-hunter.

as Subst.

*'05,

month of

) ()

ihe Elaphebolia

-,

ing deer:

the ninth

March and

fut.

pf.

:

-,

tion

to the last half of

From

belonging deer. shame, dishonour. II. /o convince, refuie, condisprove : also a shooting of deer. fute, Lat. arguere : of arguments, a festival of Arlemis. io accuse, reprove, reproach. 2. to examine, ques-

(sub. Upa),

which

year, in

disproval, refutation.

:

mination, scrutiny.

Hence

0,

keyos.

, {kky)

;

{() ,

wvos,

liable to reproach, shameful,

cowardly : irreg. Sup. a reproach, disgrace, dishoeXeyxos, nour k€yea base reproaches to your na7ne. «XcYXOs, 6, a means of testing, a trial, tesi, Lat. esp.

line of vines, plani, hence generally, kXavveiv prolong, keep up

ov, {i\a(pos) of or

,

{kky)

*5, (€€75) —

draw;

oui,

.

(€7)

&

shield of beaien meial.

,

plur.

;

—

—

meter and a pentameter, the metre of ihe elegy : in = IXc7f ta €708. eXeyeios, a, ov, (€\f70s) of ihe elegy, elegiac. cXcyev, Dor. for i sing. impf. pass, of cXey^ts, ecus, 17, a refuting, reproving. iXeyos, <5, a song of mourning, a lament, at first without reference to metrical form, later always in alternate hexameters and pentameters. a reproach, disgrace. 17,

kXavveiv to sail on eXarais (Xavveiv urge the sea advance, proceed, with oars then really intrans., ihey proceeded push on, go on ; es drive away, carry off, Lat, abigere, so far. 3. properly of stolen cattle; but Att. also ayos (Kavveiv drive away pollution. drive 4. inio narrow compass, press in baiile : Att. also, harass, irouble, annoy. strike, cjii, II. wound by cui or th-usi; c. dupl. ace, kXavvHv wound him on the shoulder. thrusi, 2. drive ihrough : Pass, fo go through. III. beai oui metal, Lat. ducere; make a (Xavveiv times took a

a calm sea

|

aor. :

i

:

to raise

—

io cry

any loud

(,

cry.

( ) 7;.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) of

(a).

eXcXi

—

to

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

-,

ov, ovos,

I

pass, of

{€(,

)

-

(a).

earth-shaking.

cXeXoYXCiv, plqpf. of vas Dor. for vavs) ship-destroying. cXcvds, marsh-bred. ov, (JtXos,

, {(, €€0-€08,

— —

::

€€

'5, , ',

. , , , ..

k€LTV^

€€, «,

cXcov, Adv. like kXeeivSv, piteously. , and cXeov, to, a kitchen-tahle, a dresser. , also «Xeos, ^ovs, to, pity, mercy,

, ,

compassion.

an

II.

thing.

gen. ibos and

med.

IXcTOS,

,

,

-, ,

.

free-spirited, frank, Lat. liberalis:

bountiful, liberal.

same

bears the

It

Hence i), freedom of spirit,

€€€8, $,

-. '02, ^

Adv. of kKevOepios

iX.ivQipLu)S,

:

esp.

freely-giving,

II. as epith.

Ofpos as liberalis to liber. the Releaser, Deliverer.

of Jove,

€€€-5, $, , having free

, -,

,

-,

)

to he free

{(\((5,

, 05, -,

, {((€$)

release

:

to free from

to

set

€,

From

free-spoken.

Adv. oi kKevO epos, freely, with freedom.

€€€$,

,

«vs,

or

\€.

,= ,

ivos,

'€€,

to Eleusis;

:

—

Hence

"EXcvaivios, «Xcvais, (ojs,

(,

«,

,

fut.

a coming of

esp. the

: :

From

Advent.

but in Att.

(

ibo

was

Dep.

to cheat

with empty hopes

:

generally, to trick, overreach, destroy.

€€€0$,

,

and

ov,

6€5, ,

)

ov,

$) of ivory, ivory, Lat. eburneus.

66-65,

«€-,

ov, {k\i(pas, ij,

{(\((pas,

elephants.

'2,:/5, ,

)

hence

(-

inlaid with ivory.

the elephant, Lat. elephas.

. 4,

,,

II.

, «, -, «,«,

the heat or light of the sun.

«Xtj, 5 sing. act. or 2 sing. aor. 2

and

Ion. for

«;,

med.

pf.

..

subj.

med. and pass, of

2 sing. aor. 2

pf. act.

3 sing.

(, )

,

kXucojms.

fern.

[]

f.

aor. I eX'ivvaa:

:

'\

—

Ion.

()

,,

,

II.

Adj. rolled, twisted, wind-

from their twisted,

poet,

() —

,

Xkos,

an armlet or ear-ring:

) :

:

, (,

a curl or lock of hair.

, , .. :« -5, (, ) €-5, (, ) the coil of a serpent cuTos,

:

, ,

neut.

with crumpled horns. aor. 2 of Ep. inf. of

''22

I

Att.

-,

dXi^a:

—

Ep. and Ion.

Pass. aor.

3 sing, plqpf. hXikto and round, roll, Lat. :

to

turn about, turn to whirl,

move

move

quickly about.

3. intrans.

II.

turn quick round, face about, turn

Pass,

to

and fro, to be constantly engaged : way : to spin round ; to

,

2.

^

turn in one's mind, revolve.

to

to hurry,

to

:

kXioaeiv to ply the rapid oar.

;

metaph.

one's

—

VOLVO

round

Med. to go

:

fut.

:

pf.

I

bay

to

and

—

wind the

ov,

whirling the wheel

,

helichryse, a creep-

roimd.

ing plant with yellow flowers.

of

= (',

:

a battle of circling hours.

the elephant's tusk, ivory, Lat. ebur. I

twisting, winding.

wound, wreathed. mountain in Boeotia,

crumpled horns.

rapidly

chiefly used.

((, aor.

Xkos,

€£: aor.

of Eleusis.

a, ov,

a

with quick-

keep peace, enjoy leisure: to sleep.

-€8,

Eleusis, an ancient

and Proserpine Adv. {ram Eleusis.

city of Attica, sacred to Ceres

:

rolled,

ing, spiral: epilh. of oxen, probably

—

a setting free.

6os, contr. ovs,

rolled

anything twisted a whirl, eddy, whirlwind, Lat. vortex; eXiKes OTepoTTTJs flashes of the tendril of the vine or of ivy forked lightning

Hence

blame, acquit.

,

rest,

or spiral:

free, deliver,

€, , € ,

€€\;€$.

)

(^,

, 08,

or

Verb, to

self freely, of a horse. f.

ov,

ov,

qtiick-glancing

€66-08, , (kXivOfpos, epyov) bearing him-

4€6,

is

) )

{, (,

,

,

to he lazy.

of speech.

that which

wvos, , Helicon, a the seat of the Muses. ov, Heliconian, of Helicon. with rolling eyes, ,

children.

ov,

ov,

of

eyelids, quick-glancing.

IXiKTOs,

and Att. os, ov, free, Lat. the day of freedom; eXevOepov freedom. 2. free or freed from a thing. 3. of things, free for all to use, open to II. like tXtveipios,fitfor a freeman, freeuse. f.

'()

-$,, ()

liberality.

kXevOepov

spirited, Lat. liberalis.

, ()

the hair.

moving

Comp. -wrepov.

aor. 2 inf.

whirling, spinning.

a rolling, twisting, winding, , of a winding passage. vkos, , with a circlet

round

Sup.

LIBER;

-«,

- «-, -^, man,

relation to

.

pass, of

I

$, , ,

curl, ringlet.

a thing.

cXeviOepios, ov, {k\(v9epos) dealing like a free

of

aor. 2 imperat. of

Adv.

{e\(v9(pos) freedom, liberty

pi. plqpf.

of

Ep.

(kKfiv) thai can be taken or caught.

IKivQipia Ion.

freedom from

o{

inf.

3

of

pf. pass,

«, -€,

(k\HV, vo\is) city-destroying; of Helen. aor. 2

for

pf.

e
. t,

of

pf. pass,

aor.

€-5,

poet.

215

. , '. , , , , {)

of compassion, a piteous

object

:

and plqpf.

:

subj.

pass, of

6-€5, (, from €-, , {, {(Xkos) to be sore ov,

long-robed.

vos,

with a long tunic.

)

a wound.

ninXos) trailing the robe, trailing the tunic^

:

216

,—

, «, (, €>,

:

away, a prey.

'^,

strengthd. for

to maltreat, treat rudely.

)

, ($,

-iroios,

having power

wound.

, (,( •, to

,,

a wound:

€os, TO,

f.

f.

Pass., aor.

:

*€)

from

'. ',

slight sore.

pf.

:

To draw, drag,

«^, :

to

draw

bend

bow

a

4. to

with. 5. to pull an oar. draughts, quaff: also,

long measured steps. out a weary life. esp. of the magnet.

Med.,

draw

^i(pos

weigh drink in long to dance in

much;

/ios,

,

—Med. at the

like

,

a wound, ulcerous,

gain glory

,, among $, , {")

to try disputes

,

gain

.

dis-

upon

in a thing.

at Sparta,

a court-

.

of Thessaly,

city

. that

part of Thessaly in which the Myrmidons dwelt, also

«,,

Ep. for

,

by the ancients

, HL

0,

57,

4€$,

straw-rope.

«.,, €-€,

i.

f.

:

aor. 2

II. zs

the

;

11. to

III. intrans. to lack,

:

{kv,

:

deficiency.

-): —

to

stand in need

of, be

'^

Greeks

.

to

:

speak to be

Hellenic, Greek;

';;-

Adv.

the Greeks.

05,5,, , ={") '5, Greek fashion. ov,

Grecian woman.

, , {') an

opp. to a Jewess, a heathen or gentile

:

a Hence

in language.

ot

Greeks

for the

opp. to a Jew,

2. as

]., = '.65.

{')

an

2.

woman. imitator of the

Hellenist, a Greek-Jew.

Adv. in Greek fashion

, , ("/', $)

to understand Greek.

the stewards appointed by Athens to levy the contributions paid by the Greek states towards the Persian war. irovTos) the Hellespont 6, or sea of Helle ; now the Dardanelles. eXXtireiv, aor. 2 inf of Hence es, wanting, defective. Ep. for aor. i Ep. for impf. of

of Greece,

i.e. officers

-5,

{",

,

k^. «, (, €€, k-, ^. -, , $) €-€, , 4-5, {kv,

f.

an earring, Lat.

Xoyos)

inauris.

reckon in: to impute. whatever comes into acto

€6, , {() '2 '2, «-5,, ,(, *) €-, , $) 5, {ks) €, «-, $) '. (, «,

count, worth reckoning, notable, famous. to fish.

a young deer, fawn. mute, epith. of fish. ov, fawn-slaying. {kv, to lie in ambush. f. mute, epith. of fish. TO, {(V, a lamp-wick. poet, for aor. I of drawing, dragging : attraC' ($, a draught. aor. 2 opt. med. of Dor. for aor. 2 opt. act. of Dor. for aor. 2 part, of

cWos,

or

0,

, , , (, .

tion.

,

.

{')

,. , €, €,

poet, for

"02,

60S, TO,

. , ,.

i\o\)\itv,

1

pi.

aor. 2 act.

low ground by

meadoWf marsh.

leave out, pass by,

common name

to imitate the

f.

and med. of

a short-coming

:

dwellers in the

first,

Pass.,

' (- (,

madness you are mad. band to bind corn-sheaves

5, ,

leave in, leave behind. omit.

e.

later,

;

at

'05, , {') ^/// = ,"$,

€5,

7'.

aor. 2

as a cure for

6, (etXo))

From

Greece.

pecul. fern, of

of hellebore, Lat. veratrum, a plant used

pov drink hellebore,

'€$,

f.

the chiefjudges

the allied troops.

Hellas a

'EXXds,

of common talk. Deucalion his de-

Helleti, son of

gentile.

—

come

or Pass.

Hence

to.

. (|, ,' ,

Thessalian Hellas Greeks, opp. to

Med.

IV. in

ov, {kv,

said to have been foufided by Hellen. called Phthiotis.

6-€8, ", 5,

of, be inferior

absol. to

2.

a falling short, defect.

{kv,

to

to shine in or

(kv,

to be illustrious,

'EXXas,

2. to

aor. 2 of

Olympic games.

martial

.

one's sword.

Pass, {kv,

f.

draw

absol. to

ulceration.

Ep. for

tinction in.

drag

lO.

-. -, ) -, (, ) 6s,

ecus,

€€|;5, $, ,

3. to stretch,

scales to

to

draw

to

a

3.

bricks, Lat. ducere later es.

to oneself, atnass.

)

be inferior

to fail of:

viKUfs, in

to oneself, attract,

the balance, i.e. to weigh so weigh eXKei it weighs more.

mould

at.

to

draw

\$ ( '(\€ «-, (()($) «, «, (, 9.

down

to

carp

to

:

down

ships

drag along

to

:

6. to

7.

to

8.

I

Ion.

draw a sword. draw or hold up

to

:

sails.

'.

aor.

:

draw

to

metaph.

:

but also

:

come short

also to

:

to fail of doing. short, fail: to fail in duty.

, -, -, ' ( , ). )

Lat. traho

also to tear

gen.

of, c.

c. inf.

made Greeks

about.

poet. eK^a

into the sea, Lat. deducere naves :

—

Greek:

drag

to

[]

fut.

want

pagan,

(,

aor. i

I

dead body

a sore, ulcer,

aor. i inf. of

Frequent, of

in to

scendants were the

later,

Dim, of (Xkos, a

TO,

[iJ],

.

:

ov, {kv,

making wounds,

ULCUS. Hence to wound sorely.

abscess, Lat.

(as if

\,

drag about, Hence Adv. by dragging, pulling : and , a being carried off, rough usage. arcs, to, {\4) that which is dragged

f.

tear asunder

«

€(

:

rivers,

..

a marsh-

old Att. impf. of

aor. 2 part. fern, of

3 sing. Ion. and old Att.

impf med, of

;.

——

—

—

—

^ ^. . , , {) ,) . -, , ', ()

::

—

.

3 1•

for

, («)

Att.

fut.

Pass., aor.

to

hope

€$, aSos [], , — used by

the Boeotians

c.

:

dat.

,

good

hope, Lat. spes: later, expeciation

or evil, hope ox fear.

make

Causal,

Ep.

(with impf.)

€w\irtiv

«, «, , and

bad

in

to

hope:

— Med.

eoXira (with pres. sense), plqpf.

pf.

:

:

—

to

hope, expeci, ihink, be-

fear.

sense,

form of kXms. aor. I inf. and part, of

-, Ep.

(,

aor.

[],

, ()

aros,

which the share was

\%, (;) a

i'iXoj.

ihe stock of the plough,

on

case, sheath, quiver.

' -,

eXtJTpov, TO, a cover, covering, case, sheath.

,. , €, « .. (, («)

2.

:

oi

2 subj.

aor. 2 part, of

nom. and ace, {kXcxv)

TO, only used in

spoil, prey.

a

booty,

to pay for leaving Patroclus a prey to all dishonour.

. . -( -,

= '(.

TO,

«, «, -, -. {, ) , €, ', €6, aor. 2 of

aor. 2

[],

3 sing. impf. o( Ion.

or

Pronoun of

reflexive

hence watch

:

€-,

^

,

go

aor. 2 imperat. of

Adv. f.

(()

aor.

Ep. part.

2

—

:

:

.

bear on, carry. to step in or on,

in,

:

siand pro-

also II. to

enier

=

on board

ship,

of or for marching a march-tune, march. he that goes in or upon, a passenger. II. kind of

€5, , {)

boot, cf.

€$.

[]

a flai

:

vessel,

fii for [a]

dipping in or inio:

-via, Ep. pf. part, of Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2

:

((5-

,'- -«, , ', €, «-, for

2 dual

3 sing. subj. siep in or

-

:— Causal

Att.

f.

upon

. , , €€, «-, , -, 5, , (}) €5,

:

to

of pui on board

lead or guide

:

looking straighi

From

at.

look in ihe face, look at

f.

:

simply,

to look.

^s,

to step on,

upon : to sboui aloud. a dibble for puiiing

a throwing

17,

in.

II. in-

an enemy's country, an invasion, charge made by one ship upon another,

an itiroad

2 the foray. an assault ;

pf.

to call

f.

.

to step in

:

()

f.

,,

esp.

ship

on foot, by land.

:

or over.

{€$) €5,,,(), (^) ,

6€,

trans.

etc.

for

dwell

make

person, of

first

among

. ( ', {) :

myself Lat. met ipsius : only used in gen., dat., and in planis. both masc. and fem. in plur. separated,

ace. sing.,

,

f.

(,

f.

, «, () .- €

3 dual impf. of

:

«,

( .,

anoriveiv

II. pi.,

be king

77,

sole,fooi, hoof.

£€$,

«,

but

:

of

a going in or upon : a going on board ship, embarking. II. ihai on which one goes ; nodus a shoe, like 2. ibe fws,

TO

self close up.

impf. of

,

(sub.

place for holding water, a reservoir. From roll round : only used in Ep. aor, to be rolled up, roll or iwisi oneI pass.

€, «,

2 part,

frequeni, hauni iecf, c. gen. : sel fooi upon. Oil possession of propertv.

fixed, Lat. dentale.

6,

Woi, aor.

€5, aor.

Oil

.

pass, oi

I

a kind of felt shoe, by old men and poor

also

;

217

people.

f.

', 6(\

either of

;

:

in.

1'2,

lieve

aor.

hope for, expect

ace.

c.

:

:

hope, expect: also, in bad

:

fear

sense,

of

fut.

into

the shock of brasen

beaks. 3. an entrance : pass. of a batiering-ram. Hence

«, , {€)

III. ibe

bead

^

ihrown in, inseried ; an intercalary month. TO, anything running in ; iread upon. enier upon, embark in a 4. a tongue of land. 2. a bolt, bar: a thing. make to TTjs II. Causal in aor. i enter, bring in or into : 3. a beam, cf. wedge : the beak of a ship of war. on.

mouni on

:

«-, :

go

2. to step into,

embark

go on board, 3.

(.

«,

.

{()

- - €4( - \,,(€) ) €, (^ -, ( ) «-, ^) (, (.

—

f.

into,

be fixed upon.

:

:

to throw, lay,

pf.

put in

:

aor. 2

(-4^

architrave.

anything put in, a wedge.

(sub.

;

2.

also without Xfipas) to lay oneself to the oar the brasen beak of ships of war. in brief shortly. lay pull hard. pui inio the mind of 2. Adv. (If, another Med., to lay a thing roar or bluster tn. Med. boy-like. to heart. eis to throw one into a (ev, 3. II. thing, involve in. II. heavy, weighty. (s, {kv, 4. to ihrow ai another. 2. intr. to break, burst, rush in : fall on, encounier, metaph. grave, stately, dignified, important. run againsf, Lat. illidi, esp. of a ship that falls on bad sense, heavy, grievous, oppressive : of persons, another with iis beak cf. violent, savage, fierce. III. Adv. Sitis, firmly. ;

$,

:

—

,

€-€5, ,

,, . .•

€-',

6,

f.

,

sauce, soup.

dip

in.

Froip

«(-, ,oua [],

f.

f.

to

m

weigh heavily upon. to snort with rage. Dep. :

:

€ ,-,. —

218

of men, to be sore vexed, be indignant, commoveri : to charge strictly, censure.

of horses

:

«-, ,

Lat.

:

f.

strike

6.5, «-, €-•-5,

,

)

a lamb or

«-, €€,

[],

f.

)

kid.

«-05, a, ov, or

os, ov, {kv,

at the bottom.

, 6€,

sum. Ep. inf. of abiding in : neut. Adv. Ep. and Ion.

ceasingly.

,—^: aor.

€€, 6€,

€€, Ep.

I

abide by, stand by, cleave absol. to continue.

€-€€, €-65,

,

f.

From

abide in: to

measure

in or by.

in measure,

measured,

in a month, lasting occurring every month, monthly.

{kv,

II.

to

in metre, metrical.

II.

ov,

—

-ecus.

Lat. stare ab aliquo

to,

) )

to

ov, {kv,

€-5, (, Dor.

old poet. gen. for

as Adv., un-

es,

month.

Dor. for €€, as re'i for re (^e). aor. I of €€0, Ep. gen, of aor. I of Ep. redupl. aor, 2 of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of sum. poet, for I pi. of

, «,

( (, , -, ^, ^: pf.

-,

/..€. .,

of

aor. I

pressing eagerly on, eager, hasty, with no verb in use. with no pres. in use, to be lost in 6s,

moderate.

to sttiffin, stop up.

ace. of 170;, enclit.

«€, 6€'6,

,

pf. part,

(,

a noose, halter. dwelling in sea-

ov, {kv,

:

passion.

the fruit of the womb before TO, (ev, 2. a thing newly embryo, LzX. foetus.

birth, the :

), )

to

:

ov, thunder-stricken, stupid.

-, (kv,

weed.

born

strike with lightning

to

Hence

dumb.

ardent

(-,

a

sum.

for

or

-',

f.

to

mix

mingle

or

, . '. €, ) . ) ,, , ) . , . . «, . «, , . , , . , :', ^ :: ^; .

€€, «,

€6€. €65,

, provoking

impf.

. one

€(5.

Dor.

and

Att.

f.

Ep.

to vomit,

«. «, to

make

pf.

throw up: absol.

(-

—

Lat.

Dep.

mad

Adv. forthwith,

-, (^)

€-, «-, ,

Adv.

€-€,

«,

,

to

a battle

in.

an

€-65,

is,

{kv,

k6v

mine own

:—

;

Hence

exercise, practice.

in tune, well-timed, har-

monious, melodious : generally, regular, agreeable : elegant, graceful: well-bred. Ion. Adv.

(^.

aypart;

e/x^

my

mine,

€,

ky.

) , «, €05, 6-, -,

much

Adv.

,, «, «, , f.

k^yvv.

in pres. to

busy oneself

a state of emotion, passionately.

in

{kv,

es,

affected.

= knays.

From a jesting, mocking. to mock, Lat. illudere II. to

,

sport in or on.

(, -,

c.

gen.

stamp.

1

inf.

:

to

Hence

a mocker, deceiver. of fut. pass, of ov, (B) = e1upos, knowing, practised aor.

to exercise in a thing.

from kyw,

«/.

trick, deceive.

a kind of dance, accompanied

-,

pers.

kk.

,

to fight

first

aor. 2 pass. part, of

6-5,

hastily.

the tune of this dance. f.

k,

17.

Dcp.

impf. of

joined with gen. to strengthen

Dep. used only about, take heed of, care for.

[a], to smile at.

-, «, 5,$), :

possess. Adj. of

,

impress upon.

f.

f.

pi.

3

message about me;

€€5,

-vais.

immediately,

€,, ,

med. sense) of

kvvo,

fut. of Dor. gen. of Adv., v.

Hence

at.

pass, (in

i

«, , (.

(Deriv. uncertain.) f.

of

i

Ep. for dat. of ky. aor. 2 of

a

lint.

toilsome, painful.

also in plur., y€ kv, for my part, as far as concerns me.

^/.

mad, frantic, raving.

es,

€<5.

to be

of.

to initiate at the mysteries in.

f.

aor.

^

[], aor. 2 pass, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of aor. I of aor. I pass, of poet. Dor. for dat. of 670;. Ep. for aor. 2 of

by music

«-,

the possessive notion

oneself sick with a feather.

«, «,

spread on

ov, {kv,

ko, mine, Lat. meus;

to be sick;

Ion. fur

3 sing. aor. I of

partaking in or

ov, {kv,

€-5,

of

aor.

:

in pay, in receipt of pay. abiding iji, steadfast.

{kv,

. . € '. €, . «, . , . , , «-, ,

VOMO,

of

ov, {kv,

sickness.

enclit.

aor.

{kkv)

pf. 2

(() sickness, vomiting.

Ep. for

ov, {kv,

€-5, 5) fortunate. €-5,

From

uses emetics.

€€05, , l\Liv,

inf.

poet, for

ov,

sum.

Ep. for iivai, inf. of for dvai, aor. 2 aor. part. med. of

-. ) .

intrans. to encounter, meet.

II.

€-5,

€

6€05, ,

who

in.

ka. ka.

in,

(Deriv. uncertain.) ov, (B) bursting f.

II. intr. to

or

-,

upon one, sudden.

burst in upon.

to

From

strike

in,

—

—

—

€-, €-, ,,

-,

-,

return.

by

to

f.

hand

) «- -

and Ep.

altogether, at all still.

crasis

put in one's power. Adv. (properly Iv II, on the whole, full of events. aor. I Ill, joined witli irtp, however over,

«-, «^-,,

[]

fut,

:

metaph,

:

aor.

:

I

to

<€-€,

f,

weave

to

^

€-'•€5, Advs,

ov, {kv,

in,

, , (,

optcos) to abide

in

es,

shaken.

(€$)

=

ov,

,

)

€$.

experience

to

—

aor.

-

establish.

,(. : also to light on,

:

a mosquito, gnat, Lat. culex. to fall upon. aor. 2 inf. of

-:

[] — daub over with '€-\€$. €-€05, Ep. weave 6-€, , implicare — entangled Att.

f.

aor.

:

I

a thing.

to plaster up,

to plait or

f.

metaph.

weave

to

€-€8, ,

-

experienced in, acquainted (with, skilful at : proved good by experience : rivos greater experience. Adv.,

in,

ov, Ep.

,

€••65,

2.

render perplexed.

artfully, to

-, -, () «. «, {^()

Att.

interweave, Lat.

in a thing.

Pass, to be

:

experience in or acquaint-

:

«,

-

in: aor. 2

in, btirst

rushing in violently

poet, for

surety,

:

break

to

Med.

have enough

to

: to set on fire. aor. 2 kvitr^aov Ep.

I

upon:

to fall

to fill

II. in

for

make firm,

ov, {(v, irupa)

((

€€\,

metaph.

fut.

'2, «-, 5, ,

II.

with force un'

From

ance with a thing.

part,

place, steadfast, un"

its

6€-€5, (€5, €'•€5,

by

:

drink

to

Med., Ep. aor. 2

:

fall in with.

truly, certainly.

f.

pf.

i

and

Pass,

,

TTioov

ever-painful,

€€, es,fast, of a

and

^

aor.

f.

thing:

a

also trans, to fill, satisfy: of, enjoy.

into.

of Time, lasting, continual.

2.

-€5,

$) walk

in,

('^, («^,

)

one's oath.

shaken.

tread

,

ov,

kv4mov:

imperat. of

-, €-,

evi-

embroider.

f,

^$

oneself, eat one's fill, be satisfied.

or on

to sprinkle in

drink up;

in,

,

aor. 2

fut.

0/ the blood.

much, ever so much. :

drink

to

€-5,

Att.

be bitter

-Pass,

-: '-. (: €.€€•.— «---, -: — (, «-,

III. in

the contrary, the reverse.

€-€, , €-8,

nevertheless,

, ,

Adv. back-

gen.

'4\,

IV.

Ion,

)

(f i',

to, c.

219

to embitter

f.

against.

entangle in or together.

to

contrary

II.

-, ^, ,

close up, caulk.

, ,, poet, also

wards, back.

.

—€609.

f.

f.

—

quite ftdl of

€.65, ,

or

2.

ov,

thing,

to sail in.

f.

( (, . {) , ^. . «, -, , ^. .(. ^,«,- . (, , , «, , . , (. «, -^ (. -, €-€ ( know

€€, 6-€,

€XUv

to

a thing by experience.

Adv. near, hard

f.

:

— also intrans.

or close to:

to

pified, senseless.

to

:

bring near

come near.

II.

Pass.

be brought near, approach.

€'•€',

€'•€5,

€€'. 6'€•7,

ov,

6-€€,

€-€, 4€6, €€, «€',

= €€$,

to

among. Hence to fasten with a brooch. a garment fas-

«, €€, «-

spread on or

-,

in

to tarry

:

of

,

fix or draft in,

with

pf. act.

f.

€-'5, €-8,

^,

c.

aor.

fut.

I

( :

plqpf.

to

—

'.

to stick in.

leap or jump tn. deformed.

.

—

ov, crippled, mairned,

Adv., Ion. and Horn, for aor. 2 inf. of

'-.

:

to

«-

-'•€

;

to

—

«, to

blow

I

kv(-

ace,

,

aor.

:

:

absol. to breathe, live,

breathe into, infuse, inspire:

into, swell the sail.

€-'•5,

€/x-

in, c. dat,: c,

f,

blow or breathe on or

II. trans, to

be alive.

:—

:

{()

to swell the sail

:

ivcnaypv [a],

Pass., aor. 2

dat.

:

unfold and

3 pi. pf. of

-: — — «-, (-, -^^ -,

Ep. for of Ep. f. Att. strike against, stumble upon, fall upori or into. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of for imperat. of same tense. a plaiting of the hair. aor. I of Ep. for fut, pass,

poet.

to

[],

f,

Ep, for Ep. part. fern. or

Adv. near, close by. besides, except. Adv. strengthd. for aor. I part. act. and med. of

,

2

-^,

out.

Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of

€-'•

acquainted with.

walk about

Dor. tened with a brooch or buckle. Ep. for kvineaov, aor. fut. of or

— Adv.

:

-, 5, ,

f.

€€5,

of

of

of

pf.

€-€5,

pf. part. pass,

pf. pass,

Att. unsteady, rash:

II.

madly.

«-,

o{

pf. intr.

madly, rashly.

stunned, amazed, stu-

ov,

From

by.

aor. 1

Adv.

)

From

in-breathing, inspiration.

ov, contr. -irvovs, ovv, (iv,

5

having

the breath in one, breathing, alive.

«-^,

Att.

f.

the feet, fetter

;

their stalks.

(-7$, ov,

(. II.

{(V,

:

{kv, to

$) —

to entangle together figs by :

tie

generally, to hinder, stop, check, in the way, obstructing.

$)

—

:

€-,

,

.

be/ore the feet, in Adv. for kv with the dvai to be in the way : II. what is in the way, a hindrance. Art., TO 0pp. to also, be/ore one, patent. the

way ;

«-€,

«'•5, ,

\«, {() epith. of

in,

ov,

make

to

f.

produce or create

put

in,

introduce, cause.

{()

impf. to

2. to

)

f.

gain by

:

traffic

€-€, €-'•€5, «€5, «-, , made

,

f.

{kv,

(,

:

II.

to ptir-

:

of belonging to war, hostile. a merchant, trafficker. II. merchandise : traffic.

{()

, , , (/;) bought and

in plur. wares,

($,

(^-TToXis,

,

6,

,

$)

«, «,

f.

a

to be

,

f.

-€;/£

:

aor.

to be

I

€6€ {') €,

state,

hold

From Dep.

:

II. to

travel

2. c. ace.

traffic.

Hence

traffic,

goods trafficked

trade,

«, , {5) commercial

;

place, factory, mart.

in,

:

a

merchandise.

of

kvpLa,

,

merchandise.

passenger on shipboard, Lat. vector. III. 11. a traveller, wanderer. one who travels on business, a merchant, Lat. mercdtor, vistitor ; metaph., a trader in life. f. to fix on with a brooch or buckle Pass., kvenopnkaTO (Ion. for they wore garments buckled on the shoulder. , Empusa, a hobgoblin assuming various ov, {kv, vapos) a

' (

«-, , —

^,

, -,

{)

-),

(Deriv. uncertain.)

ۥ5,

«-,

ov, cs,

, , {^)^. <5, €-€,

ecus,

to

blow up,

inflate.

From II.

II.

= k-

a setting on fire.

Adv., poet, for poet, before a conson. -0€, Adv. and

€-€,

Pass., voos

in mystery.

on the fire. of sacrificial fire ;

in or

III.

—

. -

sacrifices.

, , aor. 2 of

€-6,

and

«-, —

appear:

aor. 2 with

f.

no

II.

'^^

:

med.

fut.

(.

open, in public.

2.

Hence Att.

f.

,

clear, explain.

-«, Adv. of

Ion.

€5, (, , :

to

in, visible,

plain,

palpable, real,

3.

shew forth

^,

()

Lat. palam.

:

appear, shew oneself.

to

aor. 2 pass, of

manifest.

)

upon. to shew, make to be seen

to eat

:

aor.

:

with

Pass.,

pres. in use (see

up

eat, to eat

:

to

make

visibly, openly,

an appearing

in, re-

outward appearance.

€€5, just €-€,

Adv.

resembling, similar.

-pSis, simi-

From

as.

-,

kv

f.

From

resemblance.

17,

is,

'-, ,

to bear or

bring

II. to

in.

object to one, cast in one's teeth. to light

f.

«-^,

070s,

0,

,

up

in.

with fire in

$)

it.

) , «(, €-$, , ) )

€-5,

ov, (kv,

«-, , «-, , — pdiss.

fearful, terrible,

II.

frightened, afraid.

(kv,

f.

put on the flute-

to

player's mouthpiece.

like

f.

to

bear or bring in

Pass, to be borne about or on.

Pass, to take one's flll of a thing, to

of

III. to inflict

Att.

to stop up, block up.

f.

to keep

liable to serve.

«-, mind:

ov,

«, €-$,

Med. and make much use

II. in

on.

-, , guard II. pass,

in.

2.

From

on guard in a place guarded, garrisoned.

gen. ovos, ((V,

sensible, alive.

to ashes.

,

—

), ) 5.

ov, (kv,

practicable.

to be

f burn

:

wrapt

discharging matter. to set on fire. (kv, standing on

)

ov, (kv,

f.

conspicuous in or by a thing. conspicuous in or among. to be conspicuous for. to

(',

larly,

From

shapes.

€-5,

scorched, burnt.

«€€,

commerce

for traffic, mercanimported goods. Lat. emporiu7n, a trading-

II.

closely

veiled,

is

or over the fire, of a tripod, opp. to

flexion

€$, , , {()kop II.

€-5,

«--, , ,

(kv,

f.

;

o?i

or -ea, verb. Adj. one must go.

,

II.

of.

(kv, irvov)

€-6, ,

actual.

to trade or traffic in a thing.

tile,

?-5, ov,

wrap up

to

mind

his

ol

upon.

to spit

[],

f.

. , 6€( « a

3 pi. Ep. impf. pass, of an article of commerce. aros,

on a journey. business, be a merchant, to trade,

trade.

, -, kiaa,

^•{\%,4$,() appearing

citizen in

civil rights in.

{'$): —

«-,

in, to be reflected:

sold.

in the city or state

one's fellow-citizen.

€-€, ,

.

of Place, before, in front

I.

of Time, before, earlier, of old. Hence ov, front, fore; ot (sub. noSes) the fore feet of a quadruped, opp. to ol

T-to put in

matter of traffic, a merchandise.

(kv,

:

as Subst., toL the art of divination by fire [Ifpaj burnt sacrifices or omens from burnt

in.

by traffic, profit. arcs,

«,

cargo

wage war

){)

ov,

iois, o,

gain

to

gain

to earn,

(Ep. for Med., they were getting much substance by traffic. III. absol. to be a merchant, traffic. chase, buy.

-

pf.

:

—

€.

Prep.

f.

of or concerned in traffic, :

:

—

in, insert.

Hermes.

:

:

€^obv—

((,

220

:

in one's right

in one's senses, sensible,

shrewd, prudent. €S,

the

same

(kv)

ov,

and

tribe or race

)

implanted by nature, innate.

«-, kov

lov,

;

a kinsman's blood,

i.

(kv,

of

kindred blood; e. murder of a

^$—

:

—

.

—

—

:

hfavrios.

\$ €5,

. tn or among the people;

kinsman.

intestine, civil discord.

«-, ($,

,

aor. 2 part, of f.

aor.

:

trans, to implant.

with

act. pf.

breathe upon.

II. intr. in

aor. 2

in these tenses

:

Med. to grow, be on

or in : to be rooted in, cling closely to; to cling fast to his hand.

<-$, €-$, (-5,

) ) , {)

with a loud voice. ov, noisy, sounding.

having

ov, {(V,

«-,

living.

f.

c.

life in one, alive,

ov, {kv,

,

^

«-, , = 6$. €5, '-, , )

.,

(,

( :

ov, {kv,

with blood in of

€:

Ep.

also ivapov

away

animate.

—

contend fight among: of favourable to fight in. of or belonging to a con2. kvayvo the gods who

to

fight or game. presided over the games, esp. Hermes. f. = kv, to contend in or among.

for kvaipeiv, inf.

aor.

:

it.

fut. kvapu): aor. 2

kvpv, Ep. 3

med.

1

{cvapa):—to

to

lead on, urge, per-

ace. rei, to propose, suggest.

test,

€(€, Ep.

{h,

ov,

into,

€-^, (^ kvayv(a €-5, yv) 2.

a place,

From

tvifftvaa

i

lead in or

to

f.

Dep.

:

(, , ((, ^ []

f.

221

-, ,

suade.

k
to breathe in or into

ov, inborn, innate.

«-,

cv

also of things, to

slay, kill:

)

€-5

with, destroy.

poet,

sing.
make

Dor. and Aeol. for eis, into. and ev-aiatos, ov, {kv, fated, sent poet, evt Ep. dw, eivi, Prep, with dat. by destiny, Lat. fatalis : in good sense, seasonIN I. Of place, in, at; ev kv able. IL in accordance with fate, seemly, proTpoiji. 2. on, upon; tv ovpcai on the mountains, per ; and of persons, just, righteous Adv. etc. 3. of clothing in (i. e. wearing) a fitly, becomingly. garment ev onKois in or under arms. the 4. {. to wield the spear in. number of, amongst; ev rois among some of Pass, to float or drift about in. the very first in presence of, before. cvaKis, Adv. = evm/fis. 5 within one's power, in one's hands; kv €vdKOcrioi, ai, a, {kwea) tii/ie hundred. are in their hands; ev it is in my f. to hear in a place, power. 6. according to, in accordance with. II. f. pf. pass, to anoint: €v,

h

;

(

;

€

:

m

''

—

—

-

.

€

Of the instrument

or means, with, by, by

means of;

within this space ; kv (sub. while, during the time that; kv in short time. IV. Ellipt. in such phrases as kv ^ eiv Att. kv etc., where or is understood. V. Without case as'ad-

verb,

",

therein,

thereat,

moreover: especially. VI. Position :—ei/ sometimes in Ep. follows its dative, but most freq. in the form kvi, then written tvi. VII. In compos., i. with Verbs the Prep, retains its sense of being near, at or in. 2. with Adjs. it expresses either a modified degree, e. thereby,

g.

(-$, -(5,

rather harsh, whitish, etc. ; or the possession of a quality, e. g. with blood in it. 3. in compos, kv- becomes before ky- before y kK- before

^-,

else

; «-, «-,

and

(-

;

;

few words kp- before p. €v, neut. of eJs and cva, ace. masc. Pass, to be vain of. ks, {kv, ayos) in or imder a curse, polluted, blood-guilty generally, abominable, accurst. Hence in a

«^,

;

:^

Att.

f.

Lat. parentare.

€<,

,

tv

otos, to,

f.

lately.

{kv,

y\)

to fit

thongs to

)

Ep. aor.

Adv.

{kv,

ov, like, rese?nbling.

€v-a\ios, a, ov, and os, ov

oXios

:

:

anoint oneself or for oneself.

to

6-£,05,

Ep. and Lyr. also elvsea, Lat. marinus. aor. 2 inf. pass, of Adv. crosswise: alternately, Lat. vicissim.

{kv,

a\s)

:

—

in, on,

:

of the

kva\\.

«--, -\aya Att.

pf.

in

:

exchange

other.

also to divert

:

^

fut.

pass,

from

aor.

:

to

:

i

Pass, to be changed, to differ from. to have dealings with. II.

«-,

f.

-: -: aor.

just

of

kvayep.

now, even now,

:

exchange, receive one thing to an-

I

2.

Dep.:

to leap in or on, to

«-5,

rush against. ov, changed, contrary.

) €-, , 6-§,

)

€V-a\os, ov, {kv,

ov, {kv,

test with,

a match for.

€€8,

-.

= kvaXios.

milk

to

f.

Ion. for

engaged

.

kvkvos,

) €-/38, ev

^-,

into.

pf.

in equal con-

part.

pass,

of

Adv. opposite, over against,

{kv,

c. gen. Adv., = ov, struggling against: neut. kvavTi-

against, in opposition to. ev-avTios, a, ov, over against, opposite: face to face, in presence of 2. in hostile sense, facing in fight,

opposing.

II.

opposite,

contrary, reverse;

the contrary, the reverse.

2 part. pass,

-

From

throw them with.

6-€5,

tv-ayxos,

sacrifice to the dead,

Hence an offering to the dead. Med. to take in one's arms.

-;, -, ,

javelins to

to offer

Med.

(

-, :

«-, «-,

() 6, -,

kv itvpl to burn with fire ; kv to bind with a bond. III. Of time, within; kv

,

€-;, , €-€,

~5,

III.

neut.

kvavTiov as Adv., against or in presence of. 2. kvavTiov over against, opposite. 3. the regul.

Adv.

5,

contrariwise,

c.

dat.

Hence

€ . —

:

€, ,: «, 232

to

f.

f.

poet, kv-:

stand

—

aor.

I

., «-, «,

aor. I of ivairiQavov, aor. 2 of

«,

Ion. for

an

3 sing. aor.

:— Pass,

«-, -^: to

to leave fut.

:

among.

—

f.

(-, -, «-, «-, -, ,

upon; and so

to

to be

to

-

to

, ',

to

f.

cv

:

aor.

«, €5,

form.

€5

tinct,

€-5,

fit or fasten in.

«, «-5,,,

€/€.

distinctly, visibly.

Scythian word,

a

o'l,

Ep. aor.

f.

pf.

:

:

wearing

{)

foe, Lat. spoliare;

:

to strip

evTea,

a slain

—

arms: hence to slay in fight, to slay: Pass., night being slain, i.e. brought to an end. f. to count, reckon in or among generally, to reckon, account: Med. to make account

—

of, value.

(-$,

among. numero

ov, (iV,

.

«-5, «-;

in,

counted

habitus.

and

also to fix a be

reckoned

taken into account, valued, Lat. in

ov,

adapted

weapon

to.

(kvap, :

f.

,

Dep.

men. 6$) slaying — Dor.

f.

in.

tvdpov, TO, see (vapa. «vapov, poet, for

«-,

-, €-8, «-,

II.

aor.

kv

inf.

I

to

:

:

Ion. ev

,

)

f.

fire.

-,

f.

:

— Med.

:

«-, ^, ,

hold in the

in or o?i the ?ieck.

to kindle or light afire:

to let

to

burn

kvkSaKov

aor. 2

drop

in.

with lighted torch.

{kv, dais)

to kindle in

€-,

in.

—

to bite into,

teeth.

«-, (€, «,

weep

[y], to

Dep.

hence

in.

(/) native of

ov,

the country.

speak-

to divide, distribute, esp. in

II. to

speak of; either in bad sense,

upbraid, reproach, revile: or pf. pass,

of

good

in

sense, to tell

kvk. of

pf. part. pass,

€€€€5, Adv.Comp. of

«, «^,

f's,

in

:

kv.

kvdecvs, in

inferior to

—

:

€, ,

egestas

:

out,

Lat.

degree.

or lacking

want, in need, kv6(fs lack, want, defect.

deficient,

Hence

want, lack of a thing absol. need, Lat. in plur. wants, needs, deficiencies. a proof. aTos,

€6, :

less

absol. in

-( -

poor, weak

a

kvk, to be in want. {kv() in need of, wanting of

fut.

:

in-dicare

against.

:

, {(() — ''^kvk(a f.

:

:

Med.

II.

make a show of Hence

(.

begin with.

)

a hollow

(kv,

II.

fasten up to a thing.

to

Pass., aor. l

to fit in

-,

oneself a

to light f.

:

$)

to increase, enlarge.

€-7, , -«-, «-,

Hence

in, habitable.

os, ov, {kv,

or

intr. to fit, suit, to

aor. 2 of

dwelt

an abode.

-, )

f.

— Med.

—

dwell or lodge in

the night in.

of, celebrate.

to strip

his

«-€,

,)

[kv,

I. [iv, on or to II. ringing in one's ears, fresh. dwelling in dens : of men, in one's den,

ev

to

the spoils.

Pass., aor. I

i

with

still

:

at home.

ing

of

( (, ) {jtvapa,

= Greek

)(:(. — —

os, part. pf. 2

', :

)

ov, to be

f.

-€5, Adv.

,

to

up quarters for

€v-8ats, aidos, o,

Hence

cvap€€s or cvapi€s, avdpoyvvoi.

one of

II.

to befitted in.

Ion.

to fit oneself

ov, as Adj.,

)

{kv,

Dor. for kv-qpyei, 3 sing. impf. of e's, (/, ap^os) distinct, visible, in bodily 2. bright, brilliant. 3. of words, dis-

plain.

,

Att.

f.

to take

the flute

—

i

-\,

to

wash clean in a thing. pay as a penally.

-,-, ,

.

in the fields.

TO, {kv,

,,

intr. in pf. kv

roaming

€05, «-,

give up the ghost, expire. f. to bind or tie in, on or to Pass, and Med., pf. to be clad in. II. to kindle, set on fire : Med. to get oneself a light. used only in plur. the arms of a slain foe, Lat. spolia; booty, spoil.

«-, ,

$)

I. (fV, 6v-avXos, 6, as Subst., channel: a water-course, a torreyit. rub or wipe off a dwelling, shelter; haunt.

Att.

to

f.

(^kv,

shield.

Med.

impart.

f.

:^

tv, to be insolent in

€--5, , ,

h-

break short off in. behind in.

[],

f.

by

{,

Ep. aor. I of €vaTOS, Ep. and Ion. el'vaTOs, ov, (kvvea) ninth, Lat. nonus : (sub. Upa) offerings to the dead made nine days after the funeral, Lat. novendialia.

to die in.

f.

and

=

Pass,

distinguished or manifest.

destroy in or

from the baskets

a

I

to display in a thing

f.

to begin the offering,

taking the barley pi. of cf.

obstacle.

opposition.

«-, -, «-, -

•

Pass, to be treated with i?isult in a thing.

Ion. for hacpTJwre, 3 sing, iinpf. of

«-, ,«-

. -,

. (^{) ); •\'>/, '/

—

€vb€t^Ls.

.., '

.^, ,

:

:

sacrifices,

gainsay,

2. to contradict,

to.

deny.

ecus,

Dep.

as

pf. jjvav-

{) «, «, $, ,(^() :

— mostly

:

—

to set oneself against, oppose, with-

adverse

to be

place opposite:

:

as

to

a thing.

pf.

Att.

:

aor.

i

:

law-term, to

to

:

mark

inform

declare oneself: to display, 2. to shew, give proof

of.

€€5,

2.

in

proof:

€0;$,

as Att.

,

a pointing out : a token, evidence, law-term, a laying information against

—

:

— :

:

€vh€Ka one

who undertook an

-,

disqualified.

( ,^,

which he was

neut. of 6?s,

oi, at,

eleven.

office for

ol

II.

—(^.

legally

()

indecl., i.

e.

,, ,

, , . IvSiKa-TTOvs,

,

o,

$, ,

cvSeKas,

€€-€8,

€-€,

,

(-()

,

ov,

number

eleven.

years old.

fern. -€Tts, ihos, eleven

Adv.

() , €-€,

(€\(5,

constan'ly.

€€,,

a thing bound on, band. wall tip to build in a place. Dep. to grasp with the right hand,

TO,

€-€,

—

to

f.

clasp, embrace.

to

^

€ e.

i.

put on

aor. :

to afford:

i

:

—

Pass, to wear. :

—

to

give up as

to

let

to feed.

also to allow,

give into

throw grant: to

lost,

shew, exhibit, give proof of. IV. give up, give way : to flag, fail : of things, to cease. V. of a river, to empty itself (Ij/, found only in 3 pi. impf. to chase, pursue. III. to

give

in,

€-,

the eleventh.

continual, constant.

(Ep. impf.) shepherds

:

II.

intr. to

Ion. for

€s,

=

f.

eleven feet cause.

gen.

(tv-Sf/ea) the

ov,

€-, «-,

up.

gen. fos, eleven cubits long.

long or broad.

-,

irot/xei/ij

one's hands, surrender

the Commissioners of police.

£€-5, ,

223

their sheep otit into the air,

Eleven at Athens,

the

;

.

€-5,

',

<)

)

of things, according to right, II, of persons, righteous, \just, upright. 2. possessed of right. III. Adv. with right, with justice : Sup. ov, (kv,

fair, right, just: legal.

6$, «-, , {'()

«, -, , \, Dor. for

cv

(.

3

pi.

of

to revolve in.

€, ,

f,

.

the entrails, Lat. intestina.

a seat in the air : a seat. From midday, at noon. II. in the open pitious, favourable; (From kv, Aios genit. of Z(vs, Lat. sub divo or right, good air. dio, Horace's sub Jove.) omens. ov, (Ij/, sitting on the same seat. ov, bound to a thing, entangled in. Adv. f. Ion. Dep. from within: from one's heart, II. within, c. gen. to take upon oneself, Lat. suscipere. II. to ac- of oneself Adv. within : also, at home. cept, admit, believe : also of things, to admit, allow = inipers. it may be, it is 2. of: hence = li/ to be in doubt, at a loss: possible ; it is not possible ; things possible ; f/c to by every to waver : of things, aor. 1 inf. pass, be matter of doubt. Hence possible means : Adv. possibly. iv-Bf^ios, a, ov, on or towards the right hand, from, right ; neut. pi. as Adv. 7. pro-

left to

ev-6ios, ov, at

, {)- ()$) , {) , . (, - , ), -05,

€-€,

-,

to bifid in,

:

-, -, f,

ing, to fail.

xvant of: there in

is

want

want of many

or need

€69.

ov,

to

(($,

things.

III. Pass, to

£-8,

manifest,

clear:

— Adv.

to live in or at a place.

ov, dwellitig

iti

a place

:

esp.

. €-, -, , €-, , €-

at

home

^-, «-, ,

II.

f.

with. iv

Ion.

-€,

f.

or dwell in a place. Att.

throughout.

~%, (,

)

€-5, (, $) «. domi

Adv., and Prep, governing gen., {iv) within, : : in one's own counat home, Lat. those of the house, esp. the domestics

( ) €-8,

try

;

ol

household affairs. ov, {kv, held in repute, honoured. Adv. -$. of things, glorious.

4$, {() €$) 6€5, €5, , €-€, , €•/-€, , $) «-, 5, , $) €-5, -, $)

home: of war, cm/, belonging to a state. of Ion. impf. of to pass one's time in. Sup. Pass, to play the coquet with, trifle

native, opp. to ^ivos'. attached to intestine.

)

fut.

to

-,

be a dwelling.

clearly. Sup. f.

6v, dotibtful.

Lat. intus

ifisufiicienlly.

(fv,

77,

-5, (, , $)

of.

Adv. of

£-5,

on or

Med.

,

) -. , «, , [)

in

605, 6-5, , .

',

Adv. doubtfully. Dor. fighting or bold at home, epith. of a dunghill cock. (er, a thing built in, a to be in want of: also to be jvantII. impers. there is need or building, structure. ov, in the inmost part of a deficiency ; aor. I

f.

or pack up.

he was

'(.

—

to: to entangle in, implicate or involve in tie

€€,

:

:

(€ €$, -: —

€ ev

:

sounding

ov,

a key-note.

(sub.

a, ov,

Comp. formed from

2.

the key-note:

,

inner:

ov, in7nost.

f.

to fall in

f.

{kv,

with a heavy sound. to

)

run

i?t,fall into.

a thick cloak worn by rufiners after exercise, for fear of cold. ov, {kv, dewy, dank. arrange in order TO, {tv, the strong oaken pin by ev

Dep.

to

live

{kv,

{€$).

\p,to spend ot consume in a place: which the yoke is fixed to the pole Adv. zealously, heartily, earnestly. The to spend or waste time in : also to dwell upon. is not found. Adj. (Deriv. uncertain.) {(vdios) to rest in the open air: to linger in f. to strengthen *— {kv, a place. II. trans, to let go into the open air, Pass, to acquire strength. [],

absol. (sub.

4-,

f.

€($,

«-, ,

)

—

:

224

«-, , f.

, €-€, «-,

—— —

;

ivbvvaarevdi'-

.

among

have power in or

to

.

—

€€.

, .

, . ,-

kvfiaa, aor. 2 part, of

and Ep. poet, also Prep, with gen., put both before and after its vv, aor. 2 part, of €v8vs, to be unlucky in or with. case, on account of, for the sake of for, Lat. graiia, f. as Adj. fit for putting on. causa. rjpos, 6, II. with respeci as far as regards, as = for ; (VCKa as far as depends on me. III. by , ov, that means of; by force of art. 6, put on : as Subst., II. clad in. aor. I of which is put on, a garment, dress. to prevail by authority.

,(^)

«5, -05,

.(, ^ €(, €-:

('))

«-,

[]

f.

:

aor. i

to

;

(,

on one,

^ . «, . «, clothe

pf.

2

go

to

.

in,

to

enter

thou wilt enter the contest of oneself in a matter: also

3. to implicate

darting.

aor. 2 of

. , , . , ,

aor. I of

-

f

Att.

aor. 1

and

act.

^,

wrap up

to roll or

f

of kv-

into.

(.

, , ,

in, Lat. involvo.

med. of

vomii

aor.

pass,

drive in or

:

aor. 2 of

I of Ep. 3 sing, impf of

.

.

see

('/. /;.

of

I

aor.

''.

€€,

ivttii^a,

aor.

I

aor. I

aor. 2 of cvcYCYpaiTTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of ivtyxai and Iv^yKelv, aor. I and 2 inf. oi aor. I of

, ', . -, ; , . -, . |, , -, , . , . , , ("^.

of aor. 2 of aor. I of aor.

f

to insinuate oneself into.

€€,

'(^.• ^. (^.

impf of

put and in

II. intr.

, , -, ,

,

(

in these tenses,

;

put on another one in. with aor. 2 act. Med. put on oneself, put on, wear. trans.,

:

,

From

Ion.

€€.

in.

pass, of

I

aor.

of

^. ,

pass,

I

impf. of

.

^, , €, ^, ^, ^, . , , , (. ^, , -, ) , (. (. , . -, , . , , (.(. to bind in. of a lying in wait, atnbush, Lat. insidiae. (derived from but in the f

aor.

€-€, ,

augm.

I

(: »)—

:

tenses,

compd. of

as if

ev,

ambush

Med.

:

Pass, to be caught

Pass, to be set

:

05

fut.

ov, (kv,

aor.

-[, -(, (.

, , ,,

I

f.

reside in

cp.

:

(,impf

Ep. for

aor.

of

I

of

'^.

( , , , . «-,, , , I of with no

aor.

aor. 2

supplied by

observe, remark.

'.

to

:

Cf.

(.

(.

Ep. for kvrjv,

-,

an imnate, inhabitant. and 2 of Dep. sit down in, abide or

place being

pres. ia use, its

see or observe

'.

in

:

absol. to

Ep. for rjveiKa (Ion. for r/vejKa), aor. inf. evuKai. Ep. for

^'^^,

.

aor. 2 inf

impf of and

-, , -, (, aor.

I

f

€. ^^,

of

Ep. for

3 sing. aor.

i

of

to

wrap up

,€ ^'. i pi.

to be in or

sum) among.

sible; impers.,

tveaTi

it is

•-

(tv,

pf

pass.

€(

;—

, ,

of

aor.

(. --,

II.

place,

be pos-

may

being possible.

entwine, interweave.

and

impf of

pass, of

aor.

I

aor.

I

of of

. .

plqpf. pass, of

(. :

or

fut.

2. to

aor. 2

:

2.

:

pf. :

, , () ', aor.

,

tell, tell

, address,

of, de-

accosi.

3.

4. c. inf io bid.

fut.

sense.

^vicTirov, inf. Ivi-

to

;

speak

speak, say.

create in

€-

(-.

Ion. for

and

II. to

act.

, -^, -('/ -^ -( (^ , simply,

to be in a

it

aor.

scribe, relate.

but

'/. (^.

, , . , , poet, also

in.

in one's power, one

OT^can: part. neut. tvov used absol., ;

of

pass, of

I

Dor. for aor. I o{ Ep. for iveiraaa, aor. I of aor. 2 of aor. 2 of [], aor. 2 pass, of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of

:

to be within:

f.

i

(.

,

aor.

ambush.

-5,

ninety.

med. (with pass, sense) of , dumb, speechless : deafand dumb.

[d], aor. 2 pass, of

in

T0,=kve5pa.

(kwia)

indecl.,

at,

(^,

or

to place in

II.

ambush

to set aft

wait

to lie in

:

for, lie in ambush, Lat. insidiari in an ambush : to be ensnared.

evrj'

,

3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of Ion. for 3 pi. pf of kvvoicu. Ion. for 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

Dep.

is

I

:

:

aor.

make

i

or

also used in pass,

labour, pursue a calling, work for hire (fvfpyrjs) an action, operation, energy.

f

aros,

, an

Hence work, be aciive. work, operaiion.

effecf,

—

:

:

€€
, (^, «, -^, -,

= €V€fyyos.

226

entertain, cherish. II. Pass., with fut. med. tviaor. 2 to be held, caught, entangled epyov) working, active, busy : of III. intr. to enter, pierce into, penetrate: /or service : of land, in tillage, in. soldiers, on service, press upon. Hence productive. aor. I of Adv. of evfpfqs or (vtpyos, actively: prof. to bind fast in, to involve in. ductively. is,

,

{ev,

(

€£5,

€'^4.

«-, , €-€6,

to

f.

before

€V€p0€, neath.

power

push

to belch

gen. beneath.

II. c.

pf. part. pass,

, €€[], (.

((»/)

:

be-

below, in the

2.

Lat. inferi, those in or beneath aor. 2 pass,

aor.

I

(.

(. (.

..^. «, €€ () ^.. €(\\.

pf. part,

of

«, , (() «, (,

€€ €€

€€, €€,

(.

aor. 2 pass, of

[], aor. 2 pass, of aor. I of

(Connected with

€, «,

aor.

fut.

ev-€Uvaios, ov, (tv,

happy

to be

f.

()

«, cvcp,

for

want of

^ (.

. . -. €€,

aor.

6«, Ep.

€€€, €€€,

and of

both oi i of

«, «€-,€,

aor.

and

I

2

()

swim.

to

aor.

i

of

I

Ep. aor.

I

med. of

«, (. «, €, €-. (-(), -, . €6, €6, -€(, -€(, -, . «, .

sides

the pins driven into the axle,

;

linch-pins.

pf. pass,

cv

I

pass,

a pledge from one. 2. c. ace. rei, to take in pledge: Pass., ivexvto have one's goods seized for debt: Med. to have surety given one, for interest. TO, (fj/, exvpos) a pledge, surety; tvTiOfvai to make a thing a pledge.

( ( 6-€,

6-6,

f.

or

]

:

to keep

.

impf of

pf. pass,

pf. pass,

3 sing,

to be seated in.

of

fut.

pf.,

.

,

case or state. hither, Lat. illuc.

Adv. here, now.

of Place, there, Lat. ibi

I.

2. in this 01, where, Lat. ubi. 3. with a sense of Motion, thither,

of Time, wheri.

II.

€-€, , €5, ,

to sit in or on.

a sitting in

;

(«-, , (.— -, , (-(, , «, {) to

,

fast within

:

warm

in

with love.

f.

inf.

of

()

to

€€6,

of Time,

Hence

a

Pass.,

,.

Adv. there where, where.

bury

ivOfvnv, Ion. f.

Hence

!(^

thither, Lat. illuc: also, there:

«vOavetv, aor. 2

to take

f.

of

of

Pass, (really pf. of

cvOa-irep, (tvOa,

of

inf.

1

f.

med. of

aor.

. .

anything driven in : in rounds of the ladder fixed in the poles or

plur. the

to glotv

of

imperat., optat., subj., and

of

I

seat in the sun.

€'/((.

fut. pass,

3 sing. aor.

f cos,

aor. I of

aor.

and

f.

of

'/. €€, . «, €6€, €€, «, €\, , (^(() .

(

sleeps;

kvivvaiojv

;

bed-clothes.

aor. I

(.

of

l

also as relat. to

on which one

in or

kv•

3 sing. impf. kind, friendly, good-hearted.

(kv) Adv.,

in.

to sleep in or on.

(Vfvvaiov a skin to sleep on

prime of youth. act. and pass, of

«, , {€()

«, «,

aor. 2 of

€-6€, €-€, -(,

i

of only found in this pers. and in compds. with (The root the notion of being upon or close to. is not in use.) pf. of 3 sing. Ep. aor. I med. of

aor. I

[],

in the

$,

gen.

is,

« ..(. , ,(. med. of a pin, brooch. aor. 2 of [], aor. 2 pass, of

66,

amuse

$ $.) . (.

Ep. for

2 sing,

3 sing. aor. 2 med. (in pass, sense) oikvi^o:. [], aor. I pass, oi

,

to

:

a place of amusement.

ov, (fV,

aor.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

«^, €66, «,

in

Hence

in.

(^.

«8,

€€, , {()

(€$),

oneself in, to be joyful

kindness, goodness.

and

(, ,

€€, €€, €€,

, «, €€, -,)

ov.

spend one's youth

to

aor.

a fitting or fastening in. €V€pT6pos, a, ov, Comp. of evepoi, deeper, lower. fveaav, Ep. for kvijaav, 3 pi. impf. of a suggestion, counsel. pf. with pass, sense of 3 sing. pf. pass, of pf. pass, of iV€orT6fa)TOs Ion. for fvecTuiros, gen. of evearws (for «vepats,

,

see evos,

€-5,

the earth, of the dead and the gods below.

med. of

5,

f.

(.

of

«, {)

«vcpoi,

on one.

vowel -6ev, from beneath

a

of.

(€€,

-,, ,

«,

thrust in.

in, to

Ivqpvyov,

aor. 2

in a place.

for

(((.

(Iv, Oeos) to be inspired.

Ep. aor. 2

iiif.

of

(

Adv. thence, Lat. illinc; tvOiv on this side and on that : also as relat. for oOtv, whence, whereof, Lat. unde. II. of Time, thereupon^ €V06V,

«, ()

after that.

hence, Lat. hinc. I

—

:

€€0-^

226 IvOco,

.

(.

«-, ,

given by inspiration.

.

piece

put

(6$) to

(kv,

f.

—

heat

«-, -, —

«--,-

has been heated by passion. a putting in.

a

a mouthful.

in,

(()

put

,-8,

€V0ot,

med. of

iv-

implanted.

in,

).

€, «, Dor.

Ep.

I

to

:

-,

-, €-, «vw

part, of

med. imperat. for f. [], Ep.

aor. 2

to die in

to

:

grow

off,

hence

:

ivOope, Ep. for (veOope, 3 sing, aor. 7 of Att. aor. 2 imperat. med. of

for kyx-, to break in, break

contr.

($)

.

or

{(V0(os,

f.

aor.

«-, , f.

wrap

to

(from

(vi

«-.

Dor.

:

^, , {()

med. of

inf.

i

(kv,

'=€ kv-va(. ,

Ion. impf. of

oT() some, Lat. ali-qui. €vi-OT€, Adv. for (vi ore

times

to be inspired.

('/-(.

Ep. for

ivi-ot, ai, a,

«,

in a fig-leaf,

to

:

3. to

€,

aor. I

:

Dep.

:

(kv,

to take to heart, be

.

:

plan.

,( inf.

I

pf. kv-

to lay to heart, con-

:

2

form a

((•

among.

leap into, upon,

:

aor. 2 (vkOopov Ep.

:

sider well, ponder. at.

concerned

4. to infer, conclude.

Hence

aor.

I

med. and

(v-nrtTivoi,

($,

«-,05,

«-,

)

kv6v

mihi,

the mind; I feel a scruple.

part,

= , kv(a€vos,

€08, «-^,,

6v,

,

armed

,

II.

:

also

( (( 6,

pf. pass.

//

is

of a year, one

($

—

kviavTov yearly, any complete space of time ; (tos kviavTwv as times rolled on the ;

-, «, €-, €-, «^, €-€, -, , f.

to sleep in or

among.

Adv. {(vioi) in some places. Ep. for Ep. aor. i pass. part, of inf. of aor. 2 kv(i5ov. f. to sweat in, labour at.

(-, k\. etc.

(--,

&,

(-,

and

fut.

form of

collat.

med.

( :

aor.

1

2. to

(

:

2

act.

month

:

also fut.

:

and

Causal in these

begin.

kv(v

II.

pf. kvk-

;

to be set in, to

stand in

(($

be upon,

7. to be appointed.

hand ;

be close upon, to be at

.

to reprove, reproach

:

Med., with aor. plqpf

intrans. in

of

kv(^.

(,

aor. 1 subj. of

{.

III.

gone for a

year came.

6-,

kmp.

aor. 2 inf.

the present

aor.

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 to reprove, reproach, upbraid, Lat. oh• \\.^kv(^, to tell of, announce. evt Ep. for

or within.

allowed, possible.

--,

for

pi.

-,-, - -( — ;

dat. of (Ts.

kv.

;

((vos) a year 2.

:

yearly, year by year.

for a year, lasting a year year.

«viavTOs, every year.

«,

eyu

:

also to maltreat, ill-use.

in mail.

iviavtrios, ov, also a, ov, (kviavTos)

cv

abuse.

:

on or among.

inf of

i

tenses, to put, set, place in.

array in armour II.

(VI, for (veari, it is in

old.

suspicion.

taken to heart, weighing koTi Lat. religio est

kvvos.

ivi, poet, for kv.

year

:

to ride in,

fut.

6-,

aor. I to

f.

consideration

and 3

I

«-, -, €€, «,

:

consideration, esteem.

ov, (kv,

,

{.

(

at times, some•

k\,

Ep.

Ep. aor.

or kvkvlTTOV

«5,, (kvv(oa) , €,

pass, of

=

(($, filled.

-, kn\.

of

subj.

aTos, 6, a thought : invention, device, jurgo. stratagem. II. an argument in Rhetoric answering to the Syllogism in Logic and

upon

(,

Ep. for

f.

— «-€,, f

pov

=

as kviore

a reproof, rebuke

«vi-irXeios, ov, Ep. for

enwrap. tv

Ep.

Lat. infringo.

€-€, €-€,

rigid or

torpid in.

kvp((p.

«^. ((,

I

Ep. for kyn-

. (. «-, , «-, , ( «, ) (. -, -,, - -, -, ( ) f.

-(,

:

(), ($,

II. ov, {(V, full of wild beasts. metaph. savage, wild, rough, untended, undressed.

€-,

pf.

:

send in or into : to implant, inspire: generally, to throw in or among of ships, to launch into the sea metaph. to urge on, incite to do a thing. 2. to send in secretly. II. rarely intr. pass,

cvi6p€i{/as, poet. aor.

for

of

etc., aor. 2

for

to enter.

(((.

ivQiVTiv, Adv., Ion. for

€, €)5,

or

settle,

to sit in or on.

aor.

:

set,

oneself.

)- (-,-

{kv,

fut.

to

found for

-, poet,

f.

-(

to

.•

€V-06TO, Ep. for kviO^To, 3 sing. aor. 2

ivGcTOS, ov,

-,

[],

Med.

:

or

«-, ev

II.

f

cv

I

Pass., kv-

{()

,

:

€€. \^

ev0eais, f^s,

—

of the god, inspired, possessed: found in a place

ov, full

Iv-Oios,

med. of

for ivOiCo, aor. 2 imper.

—

:

3. to

in

of circumstances, to arise, occur; present circumstances. 4. to oppose, :

resist, object.

€-,

to

[],

f.

to strengthen.

II. intr.

gain strength.

€-(, = ((.

€-€, «-, €5, «-^, ,

€,

^.

Ep. for kvT— and (yx~• Ep. aor. I part. pass, of f. to carve in or upon. fjpos, fern. (kvval) an inhabitant

,

—

€vva€T6tpa.

€-€8, ov,=sq. «vvo-€Tf|s,

(s,

(kvvka, (tos) nine years old

kvva(T(s, as Adv., yor nine years.

:

neut.

—

,

«-€5,

€-:

".

,

Ep. fut. dwell in : inhabit. evvaKis, Adv. (ivvia) nine times, Lat. novies.

«, -. «, v.

Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of 6vv3tos, false form for evaros.

«-, '", ,

€€-$,

5) {)

ov, {evvea,

€€--€, €€€-$, 6€€-€5,

. ) -, ) ov,

with

ov,

Athens, called also cwcd-XCvos, ov, {hvea,

«€-,5,

ov, (ivvea,

cvveas, aSos,

,

,

of nine.

€€-$,

€€-,

self,

(kvvea,

€€-5, «, €€-6€, €€,

), )^,

false

€-€€ young

form

in

-, , (€-8, 77,

, -€,

:

I

pass,

mind,

:

consider,

anxious.

ponder

II. to

to do, c. inf.

excogitare.

ewoia,

17,

€-5,

i

(^ — Ion.

pf.

aor.

aor.

:

to

also of,

€$

:

Med., with have in one's

in

thought,

be

Hence an

)

!) :

intent, design.

(,

)€-5,

poet, for

vovs) thoughful,

^-, {€$, )

ov, poet, for

with quivering leaves.

«woxXets, poet,

for

the

(!,

.

or Neptune.

2 sing,

of

$)

in,

kvubioi wasps that have

belonging

of

II.

Hence

to inhabit.

:

,

Att.

fut.

make

to

dwell in a

to

up one's abode

Pass, to be settled or take

:

ov, (kv,

I

in.

f.

build in a place.

17^0;, to

II.

to build up, block up.

€v-otKOs, ov, dwelling in

€-€,

f.

,

to

as Subst.

:

dwelt

II. pass,

pour

a dweller

in,

in wine.

part, neut.of eV€i//£,used absol.,// being possible.

-

a

(ej/tTTCi»)

sound

cry, scream, voice,

:

esp.

battle-shout.

in or with arms : 6 kvthe tune/or the war-dance. in arms, arined.

,-«{() kv6^poa

Ion.

kvoa)

a mirror.

f.

:

(supplied from obsol.

aor, 2 kveiSov, q. v.

:

in a person or thing.

to see or observe

;

II. to

look at or upon.

cvopKios, ov, = 'ivopKos. «v-opKos, ov, {kv, opKos) bound by oath, sworn. that to

an

in.

which one

sworn

is

II,

to speak

dneiv

;

on oath.

6-5 [],,, €-6, kvp

aor. 2 pass, kvobpTo stir

up

in

—

:

{kv,

:

)

6$) one who

,

aor.

kvwpoa

I

to leap in or

f.

— :

among.

Pass, to arise in or

«-, , -8, -5, ,, €-$,

:

in harbour. 3 sing. Ep, to arouse or

is

upon, assail, attack.

and

los,

, ,=

€5.

ov, {kv, opxis) uncastrated, entire.

-, {, -

name of Poseidon

,

aor.

a dwelling in a place.

fut,

— Comp. evvovoTfpos, Sup. -$.

€-5, ,

to diuell

,

cws,

(^kv,

a thought

Earthshaker, a

f.

ۥ5,

iv

understand. III. to intend IV. to devise, plan, invent, Lat.

€v-voos, ov, contr. -vot;s, ovv, :

€-€,

ev-oirXos, ov, {hv,

Ion. part.

take

to

,

a journey.

(sub.

ov, {kv, within the pale of the law, lawful, right : of persons, just, upright : also, under the law. II. (I r, feeding in, inhabiting.

sensible

to

€v-OTrXios, ov, (kv,

ninety.

think

:

road ;

) $«, $))

Adv. for nine days. fem. gen. of evos, as Adv.

($,

in.

(, -$,

their nests by the way-side.

«, ,

beckon or make signs to. nine years old or long.

Ep. for

^

part, of

on, or by the

«,

€4.

) (€, ^) €€—

to nod,

Ep. for

and

a war-cry,

ov, (kvvea,

(kvvia,

f,

nest or

see tvecia.

f.

«, «-,

mahe a

ace. to hatch.

evv€iTta, poet, lengthd. for

€€,

to

f.

lodge

nightly, in the

dwelling in Night, of the

II.

€05.

=

inhabitant.

-^, ,

c.

:

ov,

€-€,

,

for ej/eos.

Att.

been buried.

cv-oCkios, ov, (kv, oJkos) in the house, keeping at home.

nine.

swim. (kvvia, bpyvia) nine fathoms long,

6€-\05, ov,

e.

to sleep or

{kv,

, -,. €-|, —

Ion. 3 pi. pf. of kvvokw. for €V€ov, impf. of to

Iw€0v, Ep,

hatch

and

thou i.

dead.

place

ninety.

3

uaro: to put to put on one-

Pass, to be clad in, to

ev-o8tos, a, ov, Ep. clv-oSios,

:

Ep.

', —

med. of

sing, impf,

Ion. for

of nine strings.

indecl. ninety

—

ov, or os, ov, {kv,

inf.

nine cubits long.

number nine

:

'. «-, , ) €-5, , )

€-05,

worse form for

eweos,

at

3 pi.

ace. rei,

c.

put on

night, by night.

well

a

Ep.

eloai, elrai, but

;

twvTO, 3

of nine threads. of nine months.

ov, (Ivvia,

— Med.

:

,

or shroud oneself in hadst been clad in coat of stone,

a number II. the ninth day of the month. ov, {ivvia, of nine tones or notes. ai, a, Ep. for ivaKis nine thou-

sand.

'^, 3 dual

clothe oneself in,

:

but 2 sing,

plqpf.

:

Lat.

— Med.

(,

I

aor. I

:

Pass., pf.

f.

springs,

$)

(^(vvia) the

Ep. aor.

wrap

nineteen months old.

nine

—

Ep, clothes on another

{tros) nineteen years old.

is,

«wea-Kpovvos,

.

:

'

sing,

Hence

indecl. tiineteen.

fut.

:

also

novem. worth nine beeves.

indecl. nine, Lat.

Ep.

f.

:

3 sing,

to build ships in.

f.

VESTIO

227

/^, = /^2,

from root

or

fem. of (vva(TT]S, nine years old. med. aor. i ivtvaa-

to

« , ',^''' ;(,,^

ivvah^—

= ev-vaerrjp.

6,

5, ,

«vva-cTts,

:

—

:

"ENOS

or evos,

,

Lat.

ANNUS,

hence kviavros acp^vos, h'uvos,

"ENOS tvos

gone,

or €vos,

KapTTos

last II.

,

ov. Adj.

years

a year old, last year's;

fruit

:

via (sub. I 2

Subst. a year:

etc.

old,

by-

the old

and

generally,

.),

:

—

: ::

—

kpos

228

€€. :

i.e.

this 2,0th

the old,

',^..'. perendie,

€5

Ep. cases of fern. the day after to-morrow, avpiov gen.

:

.6

TTj evr), (is

-,

Ivos, gen. of

«vooas,

shaker, a tvo-nrjs,

and

, ,

f. f.

augm. impf.

make water

to

, {) «-,

molesto

:

absol.

in.

pass,

pf.

:

be

to

:

—

aor.

;

I

to trouble, disturb, Lat.

—

an annoyance

be

to

Pass,

troubled or annoyed.

€-, «-,

f.

by, liable or

sew up in. piyow (v, to shiver or freeze

to

=

f.

bound

in,

liable to be accused of a crime.

:

-, ^,

f.

-

held

ov,

subject to a penalty

pf. pass,

:

,

€-, ,

to

;

in.

shake

f.

,, €-€;, , «-, ,-, €-€,

to

f.

be dressed or equipped f.

:

\pw

f.

-, , to

-: —

€—

f.

:

poet,

sown

-,

harden

:

—

Pass.

)

ov, (tv,

in alliance with

included in a treaty

-,, , kv. «-, €5, ,() f.

—

f.

ov,

Pass, to be

under truce or safe-conduct. to let drop in.

:

,

)«-, (€($ , -, ^€-, ,

who

adversary.

f.

to dress in:

withstands, an

—

tofix or

encamp

(V, to

«€,

, , «, ,

fut.

or

move

in.

turn about in

-, to

:

=

—

€-

Pass, to turn

--,((.

inf pass, of

I

. to

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

ev

as Dep.,

2. c. ace. loci, to visit.

Ion. ev

aor.

in.

in.

to

, {\\) an

impress on.

injunction, precept.

—

poet, for kvravvaai stretch or strain tight : to bend or rather

f.

:

aor. I

of

pf.

€-€,

aor.

Pass.,

/

-Tfi

fut.

aor.

:

of

Ivir^iva'. p{.

I

[a]:

I

pf.

Lat. intendere

the chariot board

bend a bow

is

to

:

5i
;

hung

ttpoti straps

:

a bridge of boats

y((pvpai

;

(

)-,

kvevaa

Med.

to

'/

:

ds

fut.

wall

in,

i.

e.

epjov.

Att.

,

to

wall

in, fortify

:

—

blockade.

,€

inf.

end €-€€, , €-€5, = — Adv. -$, ~\(.

-,—

complete, entire, perfect

Sup.

mostly in Med.,

«, -6

command

grave or

one's life in a place.

to

kv

(S,

-

Pass., fut.

(-,

kvea(va

:

to enjoin,

commands.

med. of foreg. :

f.

inscribe upon.

-(

:

II. to

to

cut in, en-

cut in pieces, to

2. to cut in, shred in. in plur. the «vTcpov, TO, (kvTos) a piece of gut Hence guts, intestines, entrails, bowels. timber for the ribs of a ship, belly€VTepov€ia,

sacrifice.

Pass.,

clad in a horseman's dress.

f.

hoise-trappifigs, harness.

Ion.

one

«-', -€: —

.( (

6$

f.

—

sow among

among.

or spread

€-5,

:

€v-T€Kvos, ov, {kv, T(Kvov) having children.

ov, wise in a thing. to

$ €«, €6, ^. (^'.— — €( €4 — — , '^

appliances for a kind arms, armour ; rigging, tackle of a ship; evrea banquet; evTca

hement,

become callous, inveterate. f.

,

ov, {kv, rafpos)

Subst.,

in or on.

dart,

Pass, to stick in.

(tv, oidppos) to

Hence

to btiry.

burial.

form of kv-

hurl,

II. intrans. to fall

then,

:

Hence

to with the cables all taut: to keep kvruveiv vavv raise it to a higher pitch : II. to stretch out a ship's sail tight by the sheet. Lat. intendere plaat or against; kvTiivnv III. to strain, exert, 2. to entangle in. gam. hence in Pass, to be eager or ve-

to dress oneself up.

to

tirne

II. of ox used in burial. a shroud or winding-sheet; funeral honours, obsequies. instruments, gear, tools of any "ENTEA, ojv,

as

to

—

— Med.

Ep.

:

give

to

—

dash in or t^pon

«-, €-€,

to

— Med.

Pass., with to dry up dried tip. Pass, to get ready, prepare :

Ep.

:

launch in or upon.

cv

:

, €05, , «-,(, ,

stretch or strain tight,

to be

pf. act.

cv

mean, imply

to

of

[], Att. form for Adv. hither, Lat. hue.

pf. pass,

in or into, to drive into, hurl or laimch at.

notice of, intimate. aor. I

of Time, at the very

II.

I.

also hither, thither, Lat.

:

f.

the augm. tenses take a double

:

{) — '('.

Adv.

2.\'ikeLat. deinde, thereupon, then.

Earth-

the

{evoais,

6,

—

to enrol, register in

f.

Ion.

now.

of Poseidon or Neptune. (efs) tmity, concord.

$, ,

«-,

-, ,

Att.

Pass, to be posted in battle.

hue.

cV, one.

cv-ovpavios, ov, (ev, ovpavos) in heaven, heavenly.

«-€,

cv

::

on or over a thing

also to stretch

:

prolong.

to extend,

Place, here, there, Lat. hie

ovos,

name

bow

to string a

so too,

;

{*() a shaking, quake.

,

iojs,

:

:

' « «, . « ) «, €, {$)

the last day of the month, so called because day consisted of two halves, one belonging to 2. in oblique the other to the new moon.

new day,

:

—

,

ti}7iber.

€€-€05, , {evTta, epyov) ivorking in harness.

€€€5, €€€5,

6€5, €€€5,

, «,

kv.

of of Hence pf. part. pass, of kv(v. Adv. vehemently, strongly. for kveTiTaTo, plqpf. pass, of kvdv. pf. with pass, sense of pf. part. pass, of pf. part. pass, of

€6€5,

pf. part. pass, pf. part. pass,

€€€5,

kve.

.

kv.

kvkv.

—

€€€—:.

{(^)

5, , ««-, ,

,

€-8,

{()

€v96VT€v, Adv. thence, Lat. hinc or illinc.

€VT6V06V

Ion.

229

hence or is, rubbed in : metaph. skilled, versed in. of Time, henceto rub in unguents [], f. Pass, to forth, thenceforth, afterwards, thereupon. have rubbed in, to be anointed, painted. II. to €VT6v0€vt [], Att. for evTevOev. rub away, wear by rubbing. IvTCV^iS, ecus, a lighting upon. 2. f. {kv, TpiTos) to mix in a third converse, intercourse. 3. a petition, intercession, part, temper with a third, with allusion to thanksgiving. yiveia. 4. reading, study. f. (^(v, revrXov') to stew in beet. cvTptij/is, ews, 17, a rubbing in. f. ^, to cause to melt in, to pour in while ov, (ev, trembling, fearful. molten : Pass, with aor. 2 Frequent, of [], and pf. act. Pass, to to be melted in, to sink deep into one keep turning round, keep looking back. to be wholly given a turning towards : re,

,

€-€, -,

, (

II.

^

—

;

;

,

up to love. and

6vtC, Dor. for

€-, (€ —

from

elai,

:

— Med.

«-, «-, €-,

aor. 2

:

to

f.

:

aor. 2

produce in : to create or cause intr., (VTeTOKws, inborn.

«-5,

$ «-^. €, {() €5, (() () '.

, ,)

:

Ep.

inf.

kv-

—

in.

to

bear or

II. pf. part,

to

f.

upon. value in or among.

ov,

(ej/,

Oeuiv what is honoured in the sight of the gods, their ordinances or attributes : Adv., or to hold him in honour.

€/

«, $, , {).

a

cut, incision, notch.

«, €5,, {^) €VTO, 3

up ;

Of,

cut in pieces, cut iToiuv to offer as victims.

«vTovos, oy,

Adv.

«v-TOirtos, ov,

€-8,

-$,

Lat.

intus,

c.

days.

c.

earnest,

my

in

II,

to

also as

senses.

2.

on

of Time, within,

hkoci

gen., evTos

opp. ;

within 20

Hence

tvToaOe and before a vowel -Oev,

Mw.from

«,-, . «, €,

within,

€-€, prove,

fut.

f.

of evTpwyw. inf. pass, of 2 pass, of to turn about

make ashamed :— Med. and

turn towards a person respect or pay deference to

self,

-, —

:

to

:

in

:

f.

of habits,

etc., to

:

f

to

give heed

:

feel

to, listen to,

shame or fear. bring up or train

Iv, to

grow up

ivitb,

in, to

become natural (from obsol.

move freely

in.

II.

slip in, enter.

aor. I inf. pass,

of

aor. 2

;

aor. 2

:

to eat

:

:

,

wrap

to roll or

'/;

pf. iv-

f.

Ep. aor.

:

I

'

2. II.

up.

but also aor.

;

1

imperat.

{evTca)

:

Hence

to

:

deck out, get ready, furnish, prepare : c. kvTvvHv to make one ready, urge him

to equip,

urge

also c. inf. to

do a thing. of Priam, iv covered with his mantle so as

{kv,

to

)

€-, , €-, -, = ', (. «, shew the shape of

5,

his limbs.

{ev,

smoke,

to

to

stamp, engrave.

[]

{)

Ep. impf.

Mars

in

him.

,

the Warlike, epith. of Ares or the Iliad; but, in later authors, different from II. as Adj., warlike, furious, [a]

«-,

, ,

Att.

f.

los,

€-5, «,

to re-

Pass, to turn one-

or

run

:

{.

:

:

sport of.

an

77,

,

otter.

)

to instdt

one in

a thing.

From

ov, living in the water.

with water in of water, watery.

. , , II.

holding

it,

III. living

in or by water.

to, c. dat.

«-, —

—

make

upon, fall in with, meet with. to intercede with. 3. to read. tv, to happen to be in.

Ep. impf. of

[]

to

to light

also ==

water.

metaph.

)«, - '. €-6,

f.

—

cv-v8pos, ov, {kv,

aor. 2 inf.

aor. 2

:

to converse with

€vv8pis,

within.

in, living in,

devour.

to

f.

intrinsecus,

this side, Lat. citra, c. gen.

in less than,

-, -^

to

in, within, inside

I.

II.

f

on

Tonos) in ov of a place.

(iv)

absol. to be luxurious.

f.

of Place, gen., kvTos

:

intense,

in pi. tricks, artifices.

brought up

whisper in one's ear. to revel in, play in

to

f.

Adv.

violently.

also shame, reproach.

tivos a fwrsling.

;

f,

ace. pers.,

= 'ivTOTTos.

ov, ((V,

€VTOs, Adv. iKTos Prep.

strained:

((i/TetVou)

eager, violent.

-

,

' )«-.€/5 -)

med. o{ (€4\\) an injunction, command.

aor. 2

pi.

€-, ,,(,

$ €-, «-, €

in honour, honoured, prized:

—

) €-, ^

among, or with

:

—

for one:

ov,

up greedily,

to squirt

{.

, «-, ,

imponere : metaph. to inspire, put in for oneself, store up, lay by : to hold in honour.

in, Lat.

() )

spect or reverence

sum.

() €

also

put

to

:

instil

fut.

:

. , €-, , . aor. i

of

to

f.

dream.

From

a thing seen in sleep, Properly neut. of (vvtrvios, ov, {(V,

$)

€-5, , = (5. aor.

f to be inwoven.

€05, ,

,',

I

a dream.

sleep.

of

to

weave in as a pattern

:

—

Pass.

Hence inwoven.

oos, contr. ovs,

answering to the

appearing in

2.

Roman

,

Enyo, goddess of war,

Bellona.

( -, —

:

230

, «-5,{}) «, ,

,

soldiers

€-8,

)

ov, (ev,

-$,

68, ?«-, ,, , ) Adv. Adv.

spirator.

, «,

enter

:

dat. kv-

:

($.

,

2 pass,

information sent

«-, ,

otit

:

—

,

to

ky. ^,', (k^ay)

to the

enemy.

—

:

esp.

drive out as a pollution.

(e£, ayKOrv) to

-^,

-, , -, , «-, ,

(l£,

II.

nudge with

yvv)

to

the elbow.

break and tear

-^

set free from.

to

:

:

—

4. to drive out, expel.

, «, «^-,

II. to

bring

forth, produce: to call forth, excite. 2. of persons, /o lead on, excite, rouse: also to lead on, tempt. III. intr. (sub. kavTuv) to go or march out. Hence

,

tion

:

hence

a leading

out,

-, to to

exporta-

Ion. for

kayya exports.

sing away ; e/id it in song, as the swan II. to sing of, descant upon.

to

sing away one's life, sing away a spell.

<£-

:

Dep. to struggle hard. leader of a body of six.

Att.

-apxos, ov, (k^as, fut.

drawing out

, -, ) ( ov, carried otit; f.

among

^.

pf.

— Med.

:

—

Ion.

ones cargo.

II. to

also to be

:

:

to take out for one-

take away, remove

III. to

aor.

:

— dedicated, — Med.

others, to pick out, choose:

—

:

Pass, to

to

away from one: Pass, to have a thing taken away. IV. in Med. to set free, deliver. V. to make away with : to destroy or demolish a city.

(

(-, —

form

contr. of Ion.

aor. I raise,

exalt,

(^ cite.

Med.

II.

to take a

excited, agitated.

«-5,

)

-, -, , {,

ov,

—

disease on oneself, catch

beyond what

2. to

is

be

right, trans-

of things, monstrous:

II.

-€:

Att.

fut.

~:

-',

$)

rush forth, start out. (l£, to bring to naught,

to

:

;

2. to

be raised, to rise.

gressing right, lawless.

I

(-,

fut.

:

up, excarry off for oneself, earn :

to

III. Pass, to

it.

(-

to lift up, lift off thu earth. extol. 3. to arouse, stir

:

f.

-, -

-^

utterly destroy, antiihilate. f.

buy from : to redeem. f. to speak out, publish, divulge. f. (e£, aypios) to make wild or waste : of living things, to make savage, exasperate. f. aor. 2 -rjyayov to lead or carry out of or away from. 2. of things, to carry out, export ; ^ayiva exports. 3. to draw out fro?n,

-,

Pass.,

take

aor.

rend.

f.

—

(sup-

fut.

:

violent.

accursed, abominable.

of things, devoted, mystical.

f.

') — Med,,

obsol. :

k^uXov Ep. t^tXov

aor. 2

:

be picked out for a special gift

Ion. for

-,

— a way

From

out.

devoted.

((ayye) Att.

from

take from

,

-,

(^)

to take out, take out of: self : to unlade, discharge

to tell out, publish, report

f.

f.

quite bloody.

^,

f.

—

send out information to the enemy Med. to promise to do Pass, to be reported as doing ; impers., €^ayye\\eTai it is reported that. Hence a messenger who brings news out 0, esp. an informer. II. on the Greek stage the ayyeXos came to tell news from a distance, but the k^ayyeKos told what was going on behind the scenes. l^ayyiXros, ov, told of, discovered.

€-ay,

make

to

away, carry off. a taking out

to take

,

($,

2

€.

to

«-€5,

-,

plied

From

:

Dep.

out.

can be taken

of Ion. for aor. I of Dep. (kv, ovs) to hearken to. Lat. EX, put for before a vowel. ol, at, indecl., Lat. SEX, our SIX. aor. 2 inf. of e^ayw.

,

^.

f.

€^-aip€T€Ov, verb. Adj. of one must select. €^-aip6T0S, ov, taken out, picked out, choseti. 2. reversely, taken out, rejected, expelled. II. that

in one's presence, face to face.

of 3 sing. Ep. aor.

«, , , -,

to collect out from.

-, ,

Att.

fern.

. , ^ ^ ^^

) (,

ov, ((V,

From

of Lat. coram.

in the presence aor. i

of taking

Med.

strengthd. for

«-,

From

the face, countenance

properly neut. of

to

-,

on oath,

Adv. before the face, openly, Lat. palatn. the inner walls fronting those who

«, €, «.

away,

-,

(, ctos) six years old: k^aeT€s,for six years.

gen. ios,

es,

5. — Adv.

I^aeris,

a con-

:

:

e^ttKoVtot.

€|-65,

band of sworn

botmd by oath

to one's face.

(iv,

6-•5,

3,

(.

properly, any

a division of the Spartan army, being a suband containing 32 men.

:

division of the

as

leader of an

—

——

:

another

mand

his

^, , off,

demand from

9^

—

Hence

gaift his release.

,

)

a demanding from another.

2.

intercession.

|-5, -5, ^|-,

( , -, ov,

chosen, ((, Adv. on a sudden. fut. Dep. :

:

apply a cure ; deias

choice, precious.

to heal completely, to

to

make up for

appease

it

deficiencies.

($, , a thorough cxire. Adv. (e£) six times, Lat. sexies. six thousand ; and

-, |-, , -, ^',,

to

:

de?nand that he be given up, desurrender Med. to beg for oneself, to to

beg a person

^ ^'SS"^a

aor. i

:

l£.

:

;

iv-

Hence

Hence

sixty thousand.

,

launch.

to

f.

fut.

2.

follow up, imitate.

Att.

metaph.

,

to

to direct

dart or shoot forth,

away from

stretch otit to: to shoot forth from one's

Hence

ai,

a,

:

mouth,

also to utter.

(«£) six hundred, Lat. sexcenti.

-,

|05, -, , , f.

€-,

a sound,

from a

esp.

Xayov

— —

-/ —

—

aor.

:

make

to

:

to

III.

-, , «-, -, , ) -, ($, ) .

e^a-

to

,

f.

«, -, ,

ov, (e^,

to

put out

ov,

mestris

,( of a

f.

storm

city, to sack,

gene-

:

:

,

as Subst.,

3 sing. aor.

Dor. for

I

of

pass.

mently

;

j

Ep. aor. I med. inf o{ a box for ointment.

f.

tricate oneselffrom

to exhaust.

:

From

lasting six months, Lat. se6 or a half-year. to get out of a diffculty, ex-

{(,

-(

«-',

his eye.

destroy

rally, to ruin,

(-

of six metres : hexameter verse.

Tpos^ (sub. TOvos), 6, the heroic or

(\-

blind utterly;

to

,

--

it.

aor. i med, Dep.: to stmggle vehehaving gone through

f.

:

:

desperate struggles. out of one's wits.

II. to

—

drive out of: to drive rooted out,

III. as Pass, to be

^ $ -, -, , (. ' «-, €$ € ) (, «-, , «- - -: -: - - -, -, , {) ( «, €^-€,

fut.

aor.

:

plaster over.

raXoyov

:

—

—

Pass., pf. f^-

metaph. to

:

-

kic

;

name q^

to strike his

:

I

anoint thoroughly,

to

wipe out, erase

II. to

destroy utterly, blot out

-rjkfiipa

i

Att.

the

— Med., (-

out the suffering

blot


list:

Dep.

*«-,—

beware

to

shun, escape.

of,

=

f.

only found in aor.

pf.

:

part.

I

to roll out, roll well

k^aXiaas [],

airaye

;

home when you have given

take him

€/

him a good roll (see (]/($ you have rolled, tumbled me out of my ;

,

a changing

Att.

—

'.

-XXyv

fut.

:

From

difference.

:

aor.

Pass.,

aor. I

:

:

:

[/]

(( (5

«-,€(8

shuttle to

and fro. fut.

aor. 2 part.

from ; down from it.

forth

«-, «-,

,

:

f.

to

:

--: II. to

f.

aor.

:

Dep.

:

:

^

(. -:—

aor. 2

•

commit afault against: be mismanaged, wrongly treated. Hence , an utter mistake, error.

: «-, '-(5 Pass, to

«-, to

mow

fut.

or

pf. pass.

finish reaping

: metaph. yevovs anavTos ing the stock of all the race cut off.

stroy

:

—

off^,

(-€,

fut.

alter: hence to put of,

—

to cut off, de-

Pass.,

f miscarry : metaph., made mv wit miscarry.

place

leap

leap up; of horses, to rear.

aor. i

:

:

pf.

:

aor. I

off,

:

lay aside

follow close on.

II.

:

:

to

— Med.

compel

utterly.

€-;€,

taph.,

fut.

:

aor. 2

II.

«,

—

make

to

ilava^uv

«|-«,

:

Pass, to

up or over: me-

to boil

to let his fury boil forth.

f.

,

up out

to take

to beat

of.

— Med.

back

of ships,

backing water.

«^-,

fut.

pass.

:

—

aor. I

consume or destroy

to

utterly

pf.

:

—

Pass, to be quite tised up, Lat. exhauriri. el

to set quite free.

f.

(, ,

-^, «-, , — €-€, Med.

exhaustion.

to breathe

f.

hang up

to

to attach oneself.

€|-•^,

,

a thing II. to

«-, (, , (() «,

, , , : to

to mistake utterly, err greatly,

—

:

to force or

-avyayov to bring out put out to sea, set sail. Med. with aor. 2 act, -avihvv to rise out of, come from under, emerge from: generally, to escape from. f.

lip

f.

1 Ep. spring out of or

off from oneself, drive

drive away.

^-, from —

to retreat by

I

ward

to

f.

to force out,

f.

-Xaya —

:

Med.

away, []

all.

and 2 to change utterly or pf. quite. III. II, withdraw or remove from. to turn another way ; which way shall I take; to ply the pf.

6-, -;, ,

of the Cyclops' eye.

of or

frotn one's mind.

to

II.

to be utterly careless of.

f.

(-

-, , «, ^- , . (, . , ^. f.

milk or suck out.

to

press, as cheese.

speak distinctly. to reach the top of; Att. to skim the upper air. verb. Adj. of €^070;, one must march out.

(-,

231

also, to requite, repay.

accurately, finish care-

inquire accurately.

:

—

bear

to listen for.

:

^^.

—

:

one for another, pass over from one place to another, withdraw from : Med. to pass out. III. in Med!

six-hindredth.

distance

f.

II. to

fully.

(

—

and

f.

an uprising from

€-€, ,

intr.

f

f.

«-,

away.

away from. a removal.

7.

the resurrection.

:

to

€|-€, ,

rekindle.

to snatch

to tear

[],

f.

again, revive, from or by ;

crown with

to

fut.

ivreaths.

and aor.

turn upside

down

I

:

inf of to

hurl

headlong from.

-, «-^, -, to

make spring up from.

II. intr.

hav- to spring from. to

make

Adv. quite openly. to bring up from the II. intr. to emerge from : to recover f.

you have water.

«-, ,

from exchange, to take the

of Place, to change

an

illness.

f

-^,

retreat.

II. c.

to

go

«^,

out of the way, withdraw,

ace. to evade.

and Med.

f.

, - - ) -- ) -, -. : —

, ' , Att.

(£,

:

also used in

is

:

the Att.

:

«-,$ (^ ,

-, years;

k^avhpa-

—«-, to inflate

6(p€os

to

:

come

(.

..

aor. I

:

puff up.

II. to

«, «, €€, -, «^-, , -^'. (-, €, «, .

bring

to nothing.

= €-€,-,

6-«,

II. to

II.

aor. 2 of

of

i

aor.

of

I

pass.

6^-€,

aor. I

seduce

—

—

to

pf.

aor.

Pass.,

:

—

I

-7-

to

remove

to cheat or

with

med.

fut.

:

a gross trick or deception. a deceiver. TJpos, 6, Comic Dim. of to cheat a

{(^)

impose

(^,

i^pon.

Ep. form of

part,

:

aor. 2

€-

med.

opt.

also 3 sing, aor, 2

:

occurs in act. sense.

€-6,

-, . «,

(,

ov,

TTovs) six feet long.

inf

,

(with no pres. in

aor. 2

use), to observe from afar.

€.

Cf.

$) €5. = €8.

six cubits long.

(f^,

Adv., later form of

€05, ,

ov,

-,(. ,, () From

Adv., collat. form for

a-^r\os,a,ov,

bear up againsf.

Ion.

(,

ov,

[] sixfold.

long,

six

i.

e.

1200 feet long.

pf.

:

—

:

put

to

out

to unfold, roll

f.

to step

f.

f.

:

-, ) -, ,-, «, -, -, -, -, -5, :

aor.

:

— Med.

^( ( -, (,

little,

to hold up or out : intr. to proMed., impf. and aor. 2 with double augm.

f.

,

ject.

,

to find out, invent.

fut.

of.

:

-, «-, «-, ^-, €) ,

f.

remove from:

to

:

of six bands-

to be utterly deceived.

('.

of

I

f.

deceive thoroughly

teeth.

of

pf. pass,

aor. I of

to

scatter to the winds,

and aor.

pf.

(f^,

:

-,

Att.

to free from,

oneselffrom, get rid

a

— €.

f. :

—

-, ($ -,

Pass.

:

(,

ov,

breadths.

Hence

band having grown to men from the dragon's f. -eytpw, to excite, stir up. aor. 2 med. of to rise out from: to go up in. come back from.

(\-€,

^-5,

to <;ell/or

fut.

a selling for slaves.

pf.

mans

—

sense, as are aor.

pass,

pf.

fcus,

:

€^//49 —

232

slaves, reduce to utter slavery

—

:

:

to explain.

out of.

Dep. to chase away from. put off. to be just on the point of death. ea;s, 77, (c^, noXis) a league of six cities.

out

-: ^, -, - - -, , «-, -, - «-, — -, -, ( -, -, .: €. , :, , -, «-, ( -, -, :

2. to bloom with, to be covered with, to flowers. break out with, of sores. 3. metaph. to burst forth,

break out, flourish.

6|-[,

,

Att.

f.

—

or

send out or forth, 2.

aor. I

:

loose

let

c.

:

:

gen. to send

to let go, dismiss.

slacken, loosen.

€|-^,

3.

€^-'•€,

remittere.

aor. I

f.

these tenses Causal, to

make

rise from one's seat.

remove from a settlement

to

Med., with aor. 2

-€/{€, tion.

:

make

act.

Pass,

II.

and

plqpf.

pf.

from one's seat or staarise and depart from a

generally, to

driven out from one's home. depopulated. :

aor.

Lat. exhaurire.

«-

II.

I

:

metaph.

to

—

endure

out,

—

Att.

f.

aor. \y\ dispatch, :

2. to

Lat.

:

3. of Time, to bring to an end, accomhence to finish one's luay to a place, arrive at

it.

ut

4. .

.,

5.

c.

inf.

Med.

to

manage

to

do,

to finish for oneself.

Lat.

ejfficere

:

to divorce.

destroy utterly.

aor.

:

i

Med.

II.

2. to fasten

fasten

to

:

dat. to attach to.

to

from

-,

fut.

about oneself, wear.

(1^,

f.

:

aor.

metaph.

out, shatter:

apyus)

or

hang from,

Ion. pf. pass, of

—

I

to

to assail furiously.

to be quite torpid

—

Pass, to be quite neglected.

f turn into money,

, and

Att.

acceptable to

€|-€, merare.

Dep.

,

also to

f.

,

win to

pay

to

make

over, conciliate.

\\. to

f.

to be

oneself

(

count throughoiit, Lat. etm-

money. enough for : impers., enough for, satisfies me, c. inf.

«-, it is

:

f.

sell.

f.

:

kill,

conficere.

plish

c.

f.

cling to a thing.

to

«|-,

to accomplish, fulfil.

:

to be utterly at

atone fully.

[t], to

to

€-',

to the end,

see out, Lat. exantlare.

send out or away

to

€^-,

draw

to

6-«,

f.

Att.

to set upright, restore.

f.

f.

Med.

also

dash or knock

to lay open.

wash thoroughly.

to

sharpen well.

be in great perplexity.

loss,

to

intr. to

Pass, to return out of.

f.

3. to be

to be

«-, €|-, «-,

a

to destroy

perf. 2 act.

to perish out of.

2.

intrans. to rise

2.

place

in

to emigrate, ex-

depopulate, destroy.

3. to

pel.

:

:

to

Lat.

intr. to slacken, relax,

II.

«^-,

perish utterly

—

Att.

f.

Med., with

utterly

f.

to

-\, —

dvOos) to deck as with

(1^,

flowers, adorn, paint.

forth from.

to

in ready

II. to

—

:

, -

abound

(,

with:

enough,

Adv.

of

\-,

f.

deny strongly.

t^apvos, ov,

«|-,

and

I

Hence

pf. pass,

hang from

Pass., pf.

to complete, finish

draw

to

Aeol. and Ep.

f,

-(ffpw,

II. as

to be

('^,

— €|€€,

€€|, €|€, €|-,

2. the first in

of

('/.

2 pass,

of

((^€.

3 sing, aor, 2 med, of 77, Lat, exhedra, a covered walk in front of aor, 2 of

€€,

j

aor, 2 of

() away from home

i|-s6pos, ov, {(,

the .strange, extraordinary.

generally,

:

gen. out

2. c.

away

of,

(($

out of one's senses. quarter. omens, in bad a begin, lead to f. off; fut, of and Tivi to begin a hymn to one, address it to him aor, 2 (in intr. sense) of Xoyois to address one with reversely, aor, I (in causal sense) of so also in Med. words:

«. -

—

«-€,

out.

f.

II.

aor. I

:

to adorn, deck Pass. thoroughly : :

to train or exercise

€-, ,

to

:

—

( , «-, , f.

«^-({,

to

(..

6^-,

aor.

to

:

—

, to

^-, «-, f.

f.

Dep.

Adv., for e^ point of time, at once. i^-avris. Adv. for

aor. I

to look out, see far

[$ $],

see luell to

at the very

obsol.

aor.

:

aor.

to

:

I

:

to boast loudly.

scream or cry out. (from med. 2 Med., take quite away: to take his life /rom him. to send forth, discharge: to to

I

—

«-, -,

Tivos

fut.

set

free from.

-(,

-, to

pf.

(-,

put away

,

plqpf.

— Med., with

-(,

:

part or withdraw from.

away from ftiVos

f.

oneself,

to foam

Lat.

Med.

(ef

,

aor. 2 act.

intrans. to de-

((

$)

despumare;

oifret away one's strength.

Cf.

it.

:

exibo.

without any pres.

med. imperat.,

also aor. 2

(.

((, ()

( -, f.

aor.

aor. 2

inf.

to leave one's quarters.

«-, , €, -, »)

€-€, (-, €|-€,

med. of

of

i

€^€t, for

{(, avTis) over again, of Place, back again, backwards. to desert from. f.

II.

aor. 2 of

of (^(, (, imperat. of «-, ((,

tip.

(-,

anew.

of

aor. 2 of

dry up, parch

also in Med. speak out to wear out by piping.

f

(. (. (. (. (. '((

of

aor, l

II.

.(.

, «, , . €(,

aor.

dishonour utterly.

Att. contr. for

€|-,

, (,

((.

€€,

aor, 2

be well trained in.

pf.

a house.

from;

«-, ,

the

— Pass,

€. (.

I

I

- €<,

3. the leader

:

of of

aor.

aor.

to kindle

:

inf. -eypiaOai, and aroused, to wake up.

Ep. aor.

of

1

bail.

from

raise

to

:

act.

pi.

on

bail or surety.

awaken

to arouse, excite

3

Subst.,

a leader, beginner, Lat. auctor.

rank, chief, Lat, princeps. chorus, = Kopvcpaios.

to

dead : generally, with Ep. aor. 2

aor. 2 of

free by giving

to

Pass, to be set free

. . 5, (€, .

(,

ov, beginning.

6,

bail

c^cSei^a, aor.

[y], to

— |-5,

—

(k(,

f,

to

have fastened to be exposed 3.

2. to

,

:

get ready: to fit out, equip: Med. to get ready for oneself, fit out: to prepare, to be got ready. set about Pass., pf. Dor. for 3 sing. impf. of

«,€.

€-€,

— €-6€,

to be completely furnished.

f.

:

— Med, give — Hence €|€5, ($, , a giving

to

pf.

Att.

fut.

I

pi, for

bail

.

or upon.

,,

«-, «-, — to view.

:

to rescue from danger.

to

fut.

aor.

:

^, (, , , «, (. . (. or

with fut. med. be hung upon, hang upon. one, be equipt with : cf. Pass.,

3

denying or disowning. denying, disowning.

at

:

away from:

[i/]

f.

aor, 2 of

enough,

and

f.

Att.

to snatch

aor.

:

good

-^,

;

forth.

--, to

:

1

Hence

233

e^etrat.

aor. 2 of

sufficiently.

aor.

(. , (. €«, , - «,.,(), —

aor. I inf. of

sufficient.

pres. part,

(-€, — «05,{(^) ,,

—

:

:

part, to be satisfied with

c.

succour.

III. to assist,

is,

:

efapKrys

in, be content

doing.

—

:

to

foam

poet, for (^(i-r\s. Adv. a row, one after attother.

(^-(, pass.

fut.

,

(^(5,

to

make

like

(, to

:

(

in use,

in order, in

adapt

pf. part,

:

represented by a likeness or por-

, (. ((, €€, (( ( |-€, (^( ((

trait.

€

€,

f.

Lat. evolvere, to unfold.

(((, —

aor. 2 act.

2

:

(for

sing.

impf.

:

come out : esp, to march forward on the stage. an end, expire;

6

((,

inf.

ibo)

out ivith an II.

((.

and med. of

((),

:

—

Ep.

to

army

;

go

to

(}

(-€ (( sum), only in impers. (^, of (. of ((. «Ictvai, inf.

come

of Time, to come to when the pain

ceases.

e^eiv, fut. inf.

out,

q. v.

234

— €€.

€^€LTTOV

« (,

avow

«l-etirov, inf. e^aneiv, to speak out, to utter,

also, to betray

-, (. (^ (. (.

:

«leipiTO, 3 sing. impf. of

Ep.

(^(.

of

aor. I

^, (.

, ,

[],

put forth, thrust

to

out.

«^«,

€€,

II. to

of

for €^et, 2 sing. pres.

( , ,(.. , «-,

^,

-(

and aor.

I

i

eg

of

aor. I

€€,

of

I

am

aor. I

and

act.

«, ,

aor. 2 inf. i^evapeiv,

and

act.

and

aor. I act.

-

(^.

€-€,

^,

f.

From

out, expedition.

-)

Att.

pf.

—

:

II.

€€,

,

Dor. for

€($, ((, aor.

(. (. «-, -(, and

aor.

aor.

of

I

of

i

,

be

«,

-(,

f.

—

to charm away: Pass., I^echarmed out of their nature.

f.

(.

to stir up, elate.

(. . .(.

) , (. : (. «, . «-, . ^,

also poet. pres.

chase out.

army

march

of meout an out on an

out,

to lead

hence (sub.

expedition,

to drive out,

hammer

f^eXavveiv

II.

:

k^eXaav

to beat out,

2.

tals.

inf.

intrans. to set

ojit.

€^€\€, poet, for

(€€,

f.

,

expose,

3 sing. aor. 2 act. of

to

search out, bring to the

2.

test

(^^

of things,

:

, (. (^, . «^«,

'

to

be

:

to

proved I am

this.

«^€€,

aor.

2

act.

and med.

inf.

of

, (. , «, . , . « . ^-6€€€,

to be

very free of speech. inf. of

(^-

Att.

of

f.

II.

to

unroll,

unfold

Lat. explicare, to ex-

by bringing up the rear men. must drag along. From f. to [], as if from draw or drag out. 2. to draw out from, rescue from. II. to drag out, prolong, protract.

«-,

front

-€

verb. Adj. one

«, «, (|€,

aor. l of

aor. 2 of

[],

aor. 2 pass, of

aor. I of

aor.

of

(^.

Ion. aor. i of

i

pass, of

€|€€,

Ep. for

aor.

of

I

($. -. , -, (. (. , , €€, . «, -. . , €€, «, .. €|-€•€,

e/iTie-

Dep. to boast loudly.

€|-€--€5, , ov, = aor. 2 of

to

II.

understand,

to

know

know

tho-

by heart. on purpose, carefully.

€-€65, Adv., = (/, [],

aor. 2 pass, of

aor.

((('/.

-, , =

to explain.

pand the

i

aor. i of

of

pf. pass,

metaph.

[a], aor.

roughly.

e^eXOeiv, fut. and aor. 2

pf.

aor. l

€|€6

Dep.

aor. 2 of

.

oi of

aor. 2 of

confute

against one. not to blame in

aor. l of

aor. l.

aor. i of

also 2 sing, imperat.

convict,

aor. I of

«^, €6€,

aor. 2 of

2

of

part,

-( -, «^«, :

I

i

opt.

pass, of

to slay in

:

€|€€€, 2 aor. imperat. of 6-€€, to speak out, proclaim. €|€€, aor. of and also of (. €^€5,

,

a marching

of

pass,

aor. 2 of «leXas, a, 2 and 3 sing. fut. of ews, a driving out, expulsion.

^,

.

aor. 2 pass, of fight-

med. of

i

to

((.

,

aor. I

intr.

=

(II.

to strip or spoil a foe

pi.

-,

pf. pass,

;

bought and sold, betrayed.

f.

3 sing. aor.

tKicpovw.

,

sell off.

€\.

aor. I of

vomit forth,

to

:

to drive a gainful trade

irreg. impf.

of

I

be sick.

€-6€,

of

€\4.

of

aor. i

2 pass.

3 sing. pf. of f. to keep fast or strictly, observe. Ion. -«, f. to traffic ; K(p8os

of (KKevow.

i

plqpf. pass,

pi.

aor.

:

2. absol. to

aor.

of

poet. aor.

f.

disgorge.

aor. I of

aor. 2

6^6€, 3

c|(Kov}/a,

pull out.

exibo.

and aor.

act.

Ep. for k^eivai, aor. 2 inf. of Ep. for fut. inf. of

, . ««, ^, , . , , . -, . « ,, . , ^ €, . (. «, ^. , |-6,

..

aor.

of

elnov.

cf.

:

—

:

:

(.

^-.

-€•. —

€€'•,

aor. I act.

aor.

, ,

I

and

and

pass, of

(-

of

c/f-

pass,

of

aor. I of

«,

Dor. aor.

. I

€|€6,-6,. of aor. 2 of aor. 1 of aor. 2 of

€^€'^,

act.

I

aor.

or

1

(. I

act.

and pass.of 6//)€;.

(. (.

, €.

-,

Dor. for

of

aor. 2

of

aor. 1 of

or

-.

— —

—

:

—

. , , (. ! -

-, €6,,

:

—€€€

(.

aor. 2 act. of

[] $ -'^ 6-€, €-6,

:

Lat. evomere. (^(pav

2.

to

f.

med. and pass, sense Dep. to work

in

ways

in pass.

^ , ^

plete.

accomplish

2. to

work

:

well, cultivate.

conficere

^€'—

when

,, -,

Att.

Pass.,

:

€-€€,

€-€€£, €-6€,

—

hew

-, , «-,

-«, The

in pass, sense.

,(,

-6^, i^epiTTiiv, €|€5,

to

,

utterly.

aor.

of

I

,.

aor.

6€€65,

contr. for

of

i

«', «, €-€,

of

pf. part. pass,

and

pf.

^

impers., subj.

aor. 2 of

and

intr.

pf.

:

k^fpnrovoa the

fut.

6^€£

impf.

:

in

lowed,

to

e^eav, absol. nom.,

in one's

it is

mane

pres. in use

is

'^^,

power,

to inquire into: inquire of.

utterly desolate, desert

(l£,

possible : part,

is

epis) to he

((^€)

:

:

:

, . (-: ( [d], aor. 2 pass, of

aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense)

(l£,

go

to

-€,

to

f.

and

of

(^: : : [;], aor. 2 pass,

[].

impf. pass, of

aor. I act.

€-€[,

Att.

f.

Dor.

nise:

—

pf.

:

hence

—

and

(€:

from

:

to tear out.

€-€,

Dep. with

to question, esp. by the torture

II.

—

contr.

march off: of Time, to come out

of,

pf.

to to

-(^ — -(:

go through:

Ep.

:

of,

aor. 2

go

out,

wrest

-• come

stand forth. II. an end, expire. III. of proto

:

of things,

to

prove

2.

of

clearly,

^ , .. , , . ^.

Pass, /o be proved,

of

I

,

searching out:

{(^()

aor. i of

of

snatch out

fut.

i

closely, to scruti-

to search out, to inquire into, sift closely.

,

\y]

of,

of

aor. I

Pass., aor.

examine well or

to

pass,

skilful at

a

examining:

absol. inquiring.

:

:

liceat.

military inspection or revieiv.

out: only in imperat.,€^€/)pe

ward off, repel. [] aor. I / draw out

Ion.

of

I

pf.

aor.

70/08 away out of the land.

€-€,

qimm

al-

is

aor. i of

(8,

of aor. i of aor. i of pf. of i

(

sum):— it

being possible, Lat.

it

aor.

pf.

make

:

'. . -, -( '): — ^, €€. . «-, -(: -( )«€ €|€, (. €€, ^. . ^, {) ', (pyv. , ', (. «^, . «, .(((. ) €-€',

inf. t^eivai:

( €€€, ((. «., €(. , . (. (. ) «, , €€, ^€ (^ II.

aor. 2 inf.

e^cppdva, aor.

((.

(: ei

optat.

e^rj,

troops, to inspect, review.

{},

of

pf. inf.

contumacious, resist. to test : hence to estimate, compare to stand the trial : to be examined. of e^epdnw. ov, o, a stubborn disputant. [], aor. I pass, of fut. Dep. ((, to [], aor. 2 pass, of inquire of : to inquire into, examine: cf. aor. 2 of f. Ep. aor. I of aor. i (as if from -cpto creep out of: absol. to creep out. aor. I pass, of f.

of t/faciio;.

sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense)

:

^, (.

;

the aor. e^eiwov. Ep. for

:

impf. of

:

;

f.

:

{() , {()

,

pf.

from

streaming downwards from the yoke to fall down. Pass, of rivers, to empty themselves. f. to search out, examine. Att. contr. fut. without (1^, any pres. in use, I ivill speak out, proclaim: hence pf. act. and fut. f^et3 plqpf. pass,

€-€,

e^€aia,

for

Pass., avayicairj

off.

(^\$

€-€

—

pf. to cat away. form of foreg. a sending out, mission. a dismissal : divorce.

€|€5, ($,

;

search or try.

:

(

of

i

collat.

Hence

strengthd. for

inf. i^tpX-miv,

fall to earth;

^-^,

-€,

f.

to question.

aor. I of

affairs

shut out, exclude

to

to strike or

aor. 2

€-€,

able to accomplish.

to inquire into or after

-^, (,

al-

make com-

desperate

all is over.

forbid : to drive away to be forced to a thing.

to hinder,

used

-(

6^€CTetaa, aor.

:

^, (. . €€, . (€' €^6, €€,3 ', ^^, £€4. (. ^,". «, (.

out, finish,

II. to

we are undone ;

'

I

to search out

aor. i of

make, cajise. 3. to undo, destroy, Lat.

to

:

overwhelm, ruin

to

:

aor.

:

:

-'^

pf.

:

generally,

swerve from the course, to shy.

to

f.

to

:

-(€, , -, «, , ^. . f.

vomit forth, metaph. to disgorge, get rid of; disgorge the ballots/row the urn. aor.

come true:

to reach its end.

From

vomit, thing vomited.

f.

both

phecies, etc., to be accomplished,

of aor. 2 of

aor.

235

.

.

e^€T€KOv, aor. 2 of Ep. impf. of €^€€€)-0, Ep. 3 pi. impf. pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of eKTo^cva.

«, €€6, €,

aor.

I

of

(.

impf. pass, of €-€5, (s, (?£, cTos) six years old. {(, €Tt) Prep, with gen. (ven until now.

, «,

-,

aor. I of aor.

I

(. ((. of

—

6, (. . , (. -,, $) ,,

«, «-,

med. of

aor. 2

(^.

aor. I of

€|€,

:

€^€'—€^.

236 «f

—

—

aor. I of

€|€, Dep. \-3., (, aor.

to

of

I

^,

to

:

—

«,

ttirned out true.

to be very cautious of.

make

, {})

,

sixtieth, sexagesimus. have arrived at a point of Time, have run out, expired: of prophecies, to have f.

Ep.

easy, lighten.

€|5,

II.

aor. I of

—

^.

*€, £€€< (. «, «-, , $) ov, (l^eAavvo)) beaten out,

«,

hammered.

. -, -, «, {( (: «, , ) -. ) , . «, «, . . , «, , (.(.

Med.

to

(^)

get ready, prepare, Lat. expedire. a searching out (5,

,

aor.

a

:

finding out, invention. a thing found out, an invention,

,

€|€,

From

contrivance.

to invent.

:

-evpov

aor. 2

to find out,

:

to seek out.

2.

aor. 2 of

hang

aor.

3. to find

going out

prepare.

Dep.

to boast aloud,

proclaim.

II.

pray for.

to

to

(«£,

set in the

sun

:

to

in the open air.

:

of

i

pf pass.

,

($,

to

of

tgr\\(i\\fa, aor. I

out, win, secure.

(-^, 6|-€,

:

,sing. plqpf.

f.

{.

discover

3

pass, of

i

a

aor. 2 of

a way out. Adv. (i^,

for six days, six days long. aor. 2 and pf.

€

, ^.(. (^. . , «, «, ( «, , . . , ^. -, «, (-. (. , « (, . €, «, (. . ^, . . ^. «, «, (. ) ( «, «^, , (. , «, «-, «, (. . Ep. for

€^€

pf pass. part, of 3 pi. pf pass, of 3 plqpf pass, of mostly used in Med.

,

€|-€,

aor.

pass, of

i

€€, €-€,

('.

aor. 2 pass, of

[],

(^,

-,

-€,

-

€£,

1

of the sun, to shine oiit, aor. I of aor. I of

«^, «^-,

«-,

-(,

f.

thoroughly.

aor. i act.

:

;

pf

gen. pers.

^-^

2.

in a thing

€€, €|€, €€•, 6|€, -, -, aor.

and so

to

I

and

2

and

pf. pass,

I

of

impf. and aor. 2 med.

-'/

2.

c.

II.

to to

guide

:

and

pass, of f£-

^,

aor.

of

l

Att. aor.

I

-, 6|-'€6•, ,

pf and

:

Dep.

to

:

mango first, lead the shew one the way ace. pers. to

also to teach

;

com-

to

, «, €, aor.

€|, «, «-,

(.

or

of

aor.

i

of

aor. 2 of

. (..(. to cheat utterly,

(.

f.

I

of

pf. pass,

of

aor. l pass, of

) (. (.

, «^ (. , «, . (. €|, (. , , , (, (. «, 8 () ( «, «, -, [, ) «, (.

mand.

Lat. praeire verbis, to prescribe

III. like

a form of words

to

:

expound, interpret.

to tell at length, narrate, describe.

,

rally,

a deviser.

sacred

rites,

IV.

Hence

a guide, director, counsellor : gene-

6,

If.

an

interpreter of oracles or

aor. I

med. of

aor. 2

pf

,

(s,

poet,

impf. of

or

,

of sixty talents.

aor.

I

of

aor.

I

of

of pf pass, of pf. pass, of

('•/€.

3 sing. impf. med. of aor. I of aor. i of

€T0s) sixty yeats old.

Adv. sixty

with six oars.

pf. pass,

indecl. (e^) sixty, sexaginta.

-,

med. of

1

ov, (e^,

€|, -,

pass, of

ai,

of

3 sing. aor.

Lat. interpres religionum.

«',, -€8,

of

I act. and pass, oi and aor. I of pf. and aor. I of

-,

past one's youth.

age, direct, govern.

way:

aor.

pf.

aor. 2 of €^070;.

c.

(^(.

of

pf. pass,

from

changed;

aor.

fut.

be leader of,

pass, of

pass, of

(with double augm.) of

to boil

ov, (€/f,

«^, a'yye.

€.

of stand out or project appear.

pass,

I

intr. to

pf

of

i

med. and

I

quite

med. of

of

aor.

[],

f.

aor.

I

aor.

changes /" raiment.

of

2

reclaim quite: me-

of

pf. part. pass,

, {^)

and

aor.

Ep. c^€X6va, aor. aor.

tame

to

f.

to enjoin,

aor. 2 of

«I

i

taph. to civilise, humanise.

urge, bid.

€|€,

of of

pf.

aor.

times.

a

sum

«.

:

{(,

(.

pf. pass.

Adv. '^) one after another, Ep. in order : also of Time, thereafter, next. II. c. gen. next to. €^f|S

;:

.

, «- - . «, ^^. €| (. €||, «, -,(. «, (. . «, «-, , (. «, «, — «-, Dor.

of

aor.

aor.

l^-iTos,

sound forth, publish. and pass, of

to

f.

«|-,

of

aor.

Tois

aor. I act.

Ion.

f.

thoroughly

^-,

make

(1^, idios) to

own,

one's

to

[], to exude. [], to place in a resting posture

f.

€|-,

' , €4€ (€

Med.

f.

exibo ; but send out, dispaich,

«|i€vai, inf. oi

inf.

f.

for

of a

:

forth: oneself, get rid

pui offfrom

«€|-66,

—

o( Ep. aor. 2 lei out or

in

or cable,

sail

loose: to throw out to

:

«, '.

to establish oneself.

(^-ir[\ii,

to take out 2

of.

.

of:

to

— Med.

sendfrom

oneself, divorce.

-,

[],

make

to

,

f.

quite straight.

to beseech earnestly.

f.

Dep. [] attain, come up to: to

aor. 2

( (, -, , . - ,). , , ^to

:

reach, arrive al.

be sufficient for

«-, €|-,

f.

^,

2.

:

to accomplish, execute.

3.

poet, for

(^.

[] Dep.

f.

to

,

appease com-

^-,

keep

II. unravel, disentangle. out from, bar from. exibo. inf. oi for f. press oui, press heavily.

(,

€^-,

, {(

Adv.

€^-i
(

for

(sub.

$),

equally; also

(sub.

«-, —

make equal or make oneself equal:

f.

Med. quare: be a maicbfor. intr. be equal or

€-,

even, Lat. exae-

—

2.

to

put

a

oti

iss.

be equal,

level.

II.

like.

aor. I

f.

pui oui of

tenses Causal,

iis

in

these

place, change, alier

drive one oui o/his senses: drive mad,

hence, simply,

range ;

(, -,

also io asionish, to bewitch.

de-

II. Pass.,

-(-

with aor. 2 act. plqpf. pf. siand aside from : io siand out of the way : io make way for one also c. ace. io shrink from,

(

K€iv, to

shun.

III.

c.

prived of; (ppevwv f^eoTavai io be oui

gen.

rei, io retire

varpos

from:

io be de-

io lose one's father.

(pf. inf.) io lose one's senses:

2.

absol.

3. generally,

of one's wiis, be astonished.

«-, €|-,

io

;

give up one's pursuits: also io change one's opinion.

•,

( f.

€^-,=

io inquire into

[],

f.

:

:

inquire

of.

be quite able.

trans, topuiforib: intr. tostandforth.

exiinci:

:

go forth.

one must

come o?4t of; no coming oui.

there's

to trace out.

tracking oui.

to seek by

f.

-, ,

holding six medimni.

,,

metaph.

:

:

—

Pass, to

puffed up, elaled

io be

:

ab-

Hence

sol. io swell, rise high.

$, , anyihing raised up

a mound,

:

barrow, cairn.

€-, €|-,

(e^oSos iv)

f.

('£5)

17,

-08, ov,

io sell.

marching

(^(^odos

(

oui, expedition.

belonging

111) of,

ihefinale of a play.

io

II. as Subst.,

an

exit; to

(sub.

At Rome, exodia were burlesques acted after other plays, or travesties on the subject of the play itself, like some modern epilogues. f. to go oui of. 2. a marching out, , a going out.

(\$), ihefinale of a tragedy.

«-, , -5,

: a sally. 3. a solemn procesIII. also a way out, Lat. exitus. like Lat. exitus, an end, close : the close of life, decease. 2. ihe end of a tragedy. 3. a piece of IV. an outgoing, music played at any one's exit. paymeni of money: hence f. io pain exiremely.

military expedition II.

^.

€-, , ^-(, -,

io

fut. of «») a being in a ceriain a permanent condition or habii, of body or mind.

€^is, cws,

fading

f io make swell ojii ; e^oyftovv to honour her by raising a tomb

€-,

form of

later

one must make equal.

oui,

(,

whom

for

«-, ,

sion.

pletely, propitiate.

siaie,

(^

-\€, , |-€5,

be swelled oui

appropriate.

«-,

going

verb. Adj. of

ov, of,

((.

of Dep.

inf.

cure

Dep.:

:

237

ov, verb. Adj. oil^Xivai, to be

17,

{.

make full amends for.

to

:

verb. Adj.

ov, {k^Uvai)

forgotten.

and impf. of

aor.

;

.

€|5,

of of

aor.

, ,

—^^

—

:

io

f.

smell sirongly.

-

without anypres.

pf.

:

know ihoroughly, know

€-€, |-€, {., f.

pf.

in use, Att. plqpf.

well

—

(^,

be swollen up.

home, io emigraie.

io leave otie's

-

II.

Hence

Pass, io be ihickly inhabiied.

€|5, €-|,

:

(^(.

cf.

:

ov, habitable, inhabiied.

Att.

f.

one frotn his home, home, remove.

€-(, €-, <|-,

aor.

:

,

II. io

—

to

:

Pass, to

remove

go from

depopulaie, empiy.

io

-, f.

I

expel

eject,

build up, build

from

the

ground, finish a building.

-

f.

«l-oiffTtos, out.

II.

pf.

to

(^(^.

(,,

(,

€.

io be brought of one must bring out.

a, ov, verb. Ad],

-«,

— €, -', , «-, -, -, fut.

wail aloud.

Pass, io be quite drunk.

or

f.

of

:

to drive quite wild.

med.

pass, sense.

io

f.

Dep.

go

out: Aeol. 3

have gofte

io

also in

pi.

out.

io thrust out of the sea aor. I run a ship aground: intr. of the ship, to run II. metaph. io run a person aground, aground. Pass., hivpo bring him i?ito difficuliies :

to

«,

the thing

is

brought aor.

l

— of (\\.

io ibis pass.

inf.

'((

-- -(

—

—

238

«-, — ^:(,

-

fut.

glance

to slip off, of, elude.

and

11.

fut,

:

Att.

perf. 2

€-€, -\\,

|, (|£$,

-

II.

out

aor.

:

i

f.

», /

^, /

cojs,

,

From Med.

:

to take as hostages.

(-,

with.

f.

to

Med.

II.

have intercourse, associate,

away from

to be

ki

«, evil spirit.

an

exorcist.

away from

ov,

€-, ,

f.

intercourse ivith others:

)

foreign, strange.

{(,

to

give sight

:—

to

Pass, to be restored to sight. 2. nietaph. to make clear^ or plain. II. also to bereave of sight.

«^-,

f.

upon

aor, I

:

:

—

deny

to

oath. II. to decline an office by an oath that one has not means or health to discharge it. f. to tnake quite like -—Pass, to be-

-, ,

,-, , eg

f.

promise.

and

as

Dep.

2.

-,

praise, celebrate.

«|-,

fut,

€-,

-

Att.

f.

,

,

to cast in

aor. I

€-,

-,

to utter aloud,

speak of by name.

{i^,

\\.

to

an-

«^-

)

to fiatne,

for

(,

f.

arm

to

arm

oneself

prepare;

pf.

part, pass,

«|, ,

^, 2.

gene-

a being under arms : and a getting under arms. f. to bake hard: to heat violently metaph. to scorch, consume.

«-,

«-,

,

all

,

to see from

€|-{;,

fut.

afar

Att.

:

\,

•—

f.

vavv

II. trans, to

Pass, to set out, start. fut.

tVcuAtt.

-

to

enrage :—Piss.

to lift

up the

,

of pain,

:

to spring, leap forth.

f.

Att.

:

fut.

,

dig out;

up:—

bring out of harbour;

to

down into the sailing from a harbour. to let

ov,

fl

send forth;

the ship: generally, to excite, stir

to start

-,

^ (

to set out or start from

f.

£

:

aor.

tovs

i

sea.

:—

put out the eyes. II. to dig out of the ground, dig ^ up. fut. Dep. to dance out, dance away: also to go through with a dance. II. to

<-€,

-. . €^-, , «-, ,

to

Dor. for

to dedicate, devote.

to

banish

by

ostracism.

€05, , -, ,, (((. «-,

Hence

, banishment by ostracism. tgOT€, Adv. ((K, ore) from the time when. f. to excite, arouse.

^ (( =

((,

to set at naught; pf. things of no account. an action against one who neglected an order 0/ a court, an action for contempt of court. The nom. does not occur.

,

^, ,

,

,

((^()

to be

voice, to cry aloud.

power or authority

to do a

thing: zhsol. authority. 2. a magistracy: the body of the magistrates, the authorities, powers. II. means, resources. Hence

,

f. to have authority ovfr .-—Pass, have authority exercised over one.

€-€,

to

to increase exceedingly.

€|-8,

ov, with

*|, ^, («')

cf. li^iihov.

furious.

«-^, ,

break out.

part, pass.,

completely, accoutre .-—Pass

go forth armed.

Hence

ca;s,

to

f.

)

-, ,

to

ace. pers. et rei, to

c.

:

-,{., $)

Adv. of Place, backwards, back Prep, with gen, behind. II. Adv. of Time, henceforth, hereafter, [t] (i£,

€|5,

II.

f.

2.

ready.

, one who administers an oath.

f.

announce.

poet, ~Qe, Adv. backwards, behind. Prep, with gen. behind, after.

to

ov,

betray by indiscreet gestures.

one's teeth,

Adv. by name, calling by name.

and -0€, Adv., poet, e|-omv, Adv, behind.

rally,

;

also to reproach bitterly.

:

to

banish

i,

make one swear, bind by oath, make one swear by, e^opKovv Tiva rb ^rvyos Hence ($, , a binding by oath. ace. pers.

to

f, to wipe offfrom. wipe offfrom oneself: hence to impart other : to wipe out or purge away a pollution. e^ov, part, from the impers. ^eari.

and Med.

to exorcise,

e.

f.

c,

to agree,

to

€-6^, one 6^-;,

€|-,

f,

make full acknowledgment for

II. to

again.

II.

Hence

es

to confess in full, ad?nit.

«-,

send

swear a person, admin-

to II,

€€, -, -5, ,-

be like.

object to

to

-opKos, ov, bound by oath.

€^-5,

Med.

,

Att.

him.

to

, . €8, €|-, ,

be solitary.

come or

:

exasperate.

f,

an live

one's friends, to

(^ — -^„

I _

to expose a child.

:

ov, expelled, banished.

an oath

ister

Pass, to stand

wander from one another. III. Pass, to be an exile: also the bounds, come forth. Hence [i], to

demand of hostages. bind by taking hostages

^, to

{.

^ozfi aloud.

—

restore.

to

«-5, -,

to^pass

aor

:

-

city to

destroy utterly.

Att.

f.

amend,

to

beyond the frontier, banish

'.

med. of

€-€, ,

€-,

metaph.

2.

upright:

to set

f.

upright.

Med, with

to perish utterly.

f.

€^o)(^os.

-, ,

:

c. zee. to slip

destroy utterly.

to

fut.

aor. 2

:

off.

—

taph. eminence

^,, {^4) ;

01

eminent, excellent

:

($ '

prominent

eyes.

a standing out, prominence : methe chief men. standing out, prominent: metaph. c.

gen,,

eminent

. € ' ^ ( , ' , . -, ^ ( -, , . €, (, ,

—

:

among

far above

«-,

run

Att.

f.

wax wanton

riot,

of insolence kinds of violence.

this pitch all

all.

break out into insolence,

/o

tcD,

ds

;

to

to

;

come to commit

with

I

augm. of

make

(-

to start up.

Pass.,

II.

with aor. 2 act., intrans., a weal started up from under the skin of the back. Adv. (f^, vnfp9e) from above.

€-€€,

€|-6, >,

, f.

(l£, virvos) to

«-, , (, €-€, ( (, pf.

^.

,

Adv.

lead the way. from cts) without, on the outII. of Motion, outwards, away

(if, as

to

side, Lzi.foris. out of the country, Lzt.foras. with gen., outside of, out of reach of; of shot Proverb.,

clear

/

2. withotit,

difficulties.

((

out

IV.

, , ,

-

f.

—

and

-

es,

i

Pass, to be thrust out.

(.

(

-$,

$, ,

a

mans

, ,

ov, (If,

\-\.,

(, «-,

|,

pf.

2.

From without sleeve,

.

out of sight part. pass, of to leave

(If,

aor.

of,

out of thought, neglect.

) (. (. (. of untimely

Ep. aor. inf. of

aor. ov,

l

,

2 pass,

{()

one

:

superannuated.

cLkotqs Ion.

Att.

drives out

winds which drive ships ashore.

Adv. of

as

was

to be expected.

(,

(CIS, (01, Ion. for

toio, Ep. for

,

(,

(,

,

2 sing. opt.

(,

Dor. for

(!, (.

gen. of (6s.

of

( ( ( sum.

(

€ov, Ep. for ^v, impf. of

,

sum.

part. fem. of

:

sum ; but «ov

plqpf.

Ion, for

ov, part. neut.

,($

nom. or

augment,

(,

3

pi.

of

sum. (opyav

, (

;

(,

',

to

(

ace. neut. of (6s.

(;

3

pi.

for kopyaaiv;

Ion, 3 sing, plqpf. (opy((. impf., with f. Ion.

part.

:

and

aor, I

:

irreg.

{()

:

keep festival or holiday : to celebrate by a festival. a feast, festival, in Ion. Prose bpr-f],

holiday

,

ayav

;

to keep a feast.

(

,

for ov) ov, los, (, (6v, Ion. and Ep. for os, II. possessive Adj. of 3 pers. sing., his or her own.

-. -,

Hom. also 3 pers. pi. their; 2 sing, thine. €o€s, Boeot. for to, ov, gen. of 3rd pers. Pron, Pass, to glory or exult in. cir

€€,

17,

( (^^

an announcement, order.

f.

nounce, :

part.

eoiKws, (Ikojs, oinajs, similarly, like: reasonably, fairly,

77777€/, pass.

of

who

,

$ ((,

2. as Att.

law-term, a denunciation, information. promise, an assurance : also the thing promised.

2 sing. pf. pass,

3 sing.

((

is fitting.

in Poets after

to buy.

away from.

of

I

ov, (If,

^, (

vest

buy off: generally,

) )(. to

to

('.

to the shoulder.

(($, cS/mos)

Dep.

'

likely,

of persons,

making of an

leaving one shoulder bare.

€-€, €|-5, '•€5,

—

thrust

both shoulders bare, or with one

sleeves, leaving

((

(

an Adj. meet, fitting, right; aKoiTis a suitable he lies \n fitting ruin; III. Att. to seem a help meet for him.' as it seems, as it seems ; seem ;

poet. pf. of

II.

the

bare up

to

:

utterly destroyed, ruined.

()

,

to

II.

toXira, poet. pf. with pres. sense of

From

most destructive, ruinous. abandoned. f.

to be or look like.

as

€.

ef.

II. to

act.

«-, (\, ,

as, (, part, ot/fws

',

I.

«ovTi, Dor. for

utter destruction.

(^)

lot«a-

(for

(ikOjs, d/evta, (lkos,

;

«CIS, Ep. for

', without.

aor.

:

thrust out out of the sea, drive on shore. aor. i of

,

((),

(for

part. (olkOjs, via, 6s,

;

Att. nom. by Horn.; Ion.

lois, dat. pi. of (6s.

?,

€-(,

%

to keep

except.

of Time, beyond, over. fut. of excy. pf. of Adv. {() from without, c. gen., II. also = from without the house.

(, , ^.

pi.

(.

( ,

like (Ktos,

III.

(

;

(((, Ep. 3 dual

;

(,

(

('/

() (( Att. i pi.

(0iK(vai Att.

also used

wife,

aros, to, a finished web. f.

(),

(for

inf.

;

Hence

to complete, perfect.

(, (

be fit : Homer has 3 sing, (oikc as impers., it is fit
weaving, Lat. pertexere:

to finish

f.

metaph.

€,

be like (see

augm.

of pass, of ^>.

pf. pass,

outermost.

ifcuTepo».

of the plqpf. there plqpf. kcfKdv, Ep. 3 pi, ; and without is also an Ep, pass, form 3 sing,

med. of

I

Adv.

:

gen. of 3rd pers. Pron. his, of him;

€€,

is

,

aor.

impf. of

efcu

Ep, for 01, dat. of 3rd pers. Pron. ov, to him. Ep. for (, 3 sing. opt. of sum. syncop. for i pi. of (oifca. as, e, etc., pf. with pres. sense, from to

€0U,

)

( (.

of efo»: Adv.

Comp, of

239

away from him.

€0

lengthd.

to assist to the utmost.

rouse from sleep. €|-viTvos, ov, ((, vTTVos) awakened out of sleep. to turn upside down. f. f.

ov,

,

€0, Ep. for

tot,

aor.

for

dupl.

— (; (^,,,3. 65, €€,,

and

Adv. neut.

or above them.

gen.,

c.

:

Ifw-

c,

(\

make known.

ace. rei,

aor.

I

('^(\ —

Lat. imperare milites.

:

:

to tell,

:

II.

a

From pf.

aci.

proclaim, an'

give orders, command : to order an army, 4. to 3. to denounce.

2. to

€:(- —

240

demand, solicit, make application for 3. Med. to promise, offer rarely so in Act. make a show of, profess. Hence arcs, an announcement, promise. a thing.

:

€€.,

-€,

,

€ «-, «-^, men,

Pass., of

-ayepiv, to gather together, collect

f.

€€5,

,

[],

aor. 2

to

,

,

to

—

Pass, to pride oneself on, exult in a thing.

«-€, «-, f.

f.

watch or brood over, to bring or lead i-nriya-yov

to

aor. 2

:

—

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 ; enaydv thing, lead one on. lay your tvayi to lay on, apply the goad teeth to it. 5. 4. to bring in, supply, call in aid. 6. to bring to bring in a bill or lawsuit, propose. in over and above : to add or intercalate days in the Med. to bring to oneself procure for year. 2. to bring oneself : metaph. to devise, contrive. in writing, to on oneself 3. to bring in as allies Hence adduce, quote, cite. a bringing on, to or in : an invasion, in Logic, the bringing a number of attack. particular examples, so as to lead to an universal conto,

^

;

.

,

:

«,

,

.

«, , ()

argument from induction.

clusion, the

. tempting,

«-^,

of.

,

bringing

seductive.

Att.

on, productive

«-

and poet.

Ion.

2. sing to or over. sing to, so as to charm

cantations

part,

;

€-€,

to

:

:

Dep. to con-

to

aor. 2 of

f

f.

«-, (-(, , f.

f.

— to

by incantations.

ashamed :

€€5,

-

aor. i

:

()

ace. to reverence.

,

-

ov, o,

:

-

€-, -4 (: (, () —

-$.

, ' ((. :

:

—

:

to approve, sanction: c. dat. agree with, assent to: to praise, commend, :

pers.

to

eulogize. bid.

benigne

2.

II. in

«,, ;

=

to advise,

recommend,

I thank you, Lat. I thank you very kindly.

declining an offer,

Aeol. for


(,

fut.

aor.

I

aor.

:

pf.

:

2. magnify. induce or persuade to

to

:

(

, .«((( «-, -, :

Dor.

Dep. gen.

(sub. kavrov), to rise up.

to

:

:

f.

-'

— Med.,

Att.

to

aor.

:

—

:

fut.

-^

Att.

rush ttpon, seize the

move the foot hastily: the hands move violently.

()

ov,

heard

«7-, , «-,

[a]

of, discovered,

Dep.

fut.

be

or at.

ask in addition

to

f.

[d],

)

f.

against one, accuse

€-05,

4-

to perceive

to

<€

ashamed of

:

c.

to assail, assault, attack: to

^^-.os,

c. part,

:

or

rush at or upon

II.

«-

contr.

to solicit.

:

to

bring a charge

blamed for

f.

:

:

tindersiand.

2. to

Dep.

to lay to one's charge.

:

(,

ov,

able, cidpable.

feel.

2

have a perceptiom or feeling of a thing,

ace. to perceive, learn

c.

-: —

Pass.,

2.

Pass, to be roused, ex-

impf. of

for

that.

prize.

—

to be elated at a thing.

, «-, , €•-*,

to

blam-

a thing,

hear, perceive,

3. to profess,

be a pro-

keep in suspense .-—Pass, to be

to

alvos) approval, commendation.

f.

buoyed up or float upon f.

after

:

to

pursue

as

also to overhang, threaten.

:

follow close upon, follow an enemy. 2. to follow in one's to

: -, (

mind, understand.

listen or

praise : and a praiser, eulogist. €7ratV6TOs, 17, ov, to be praised, praiseworthy : the object of praise. Adv. From fut. Att. Ep. aor. i Ep. pf. Pass., aor. I inr)•

(7^€

excite

to set out

«, €7-,

cited

-,

assemble besides. over : to join in wailing. (err/, alyls 2) to rush Jdpon or over.

c.

€
«-65,

rouse,

),

«TTOKOvos,

mourn

fut.

to be

:

lead the song. II. to hence to use chartns or in-

, . «-, , (-, , «-,

f.

and poet, for make to grow, enlarge.

Ion.

Pass.,

fessor.

tend against others. ov, (km, aywv) presiding over the games.

«-,05,

strengthd. for

to lift up, raise: to exalt,

- «, , (, (. €5,{) f.

, « ( :

—

:

II. intr.

(sub.

more

still

Ion. and poet,

stir up,

do.

to.

,

,

poet,

to

honour

: :

only in fem. exceeding awfid, dread.

( — (—

^.

Att.

,«I

a gathering, assemblage. pass, of

Ion. for kitayo), to bri?ig f.

. « -aivos, :

Hence

to assemble.

cods,

. —

:

:

3.

ccus,

,

,

f.

Hence follow, obey. a consequence : and

,

a following. aor.

:

attend

,

lisiening

attentive.

I

— to

II. to listen to, obey.

to.

,

reach ihe iop of a thing he reached ihe highesl point in deeds of

f.

;

«-, () «, €-05, )

blood.

,

ov,

hearken

[], Dep.

f.

{(,

on ihe sirand or coasi. or in from abroad, strange, alien, adven-

, («) broughi on

, () €€, , (. «iraKTos,

to.

a hunter, a hunisman.

Tjpos, 0,

imporied.

2.

foreign,

titious.

€-[,%, ,^, €7-,

a small row-boat, war-cry. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of

f.

skiff.

to raise the

Dep.

aor. I

«-, , €-€, ,

to

wander about,

through, over.

f.

€-6, , f.

f.

anoinling.

be troubled at a thing.

grieve over. to smear over

to

:

to stop

up by

—

—

:

—

:

:

€76^ — €^€.

, , -. , «-, -, () ) «, - -'6-, -, ,

to defend, aid, help.

f.

ward, keep

off: aor. 2 inf. aor. I part,

€|, €-€, , €-5, (,

3 sing. aor.

is,

,

—

TTfipap this

—

way, now

interchange, exchange.

crosswise, alternately.

fut.

:

pf.

:

[d]

aor. 2

i

:

pf.

change over, interchange ;

(\($ :

—

stout, strong.

:

to

that,

i.

fighting with doubtful victory

:

Pass, to be closely Joined.

€-5,

ov,

€-<65,

ov,

,

€-5,

€, «-, «-,

(, ;^)

one tipon another

f.

Ep, aor.

:

l

,

rjpos,

€-, ,

tions.

f.

//

aor. 2

:

,

one.

bring up,

to

to

II.

bring back, to refer to withdraw, retreat. IV. sea : Pass, to put to sea to

:

III. intr. to

put

v, knaveiirov.

:

2. to exalt, elevate.

draw back

lead or

neut.

2.

fs

-'/.' —

—

out to V. Pass, to be carried to a place.

ships

. «5, €''-€,

leprous erup-

— Med.

to

avbpas

-

f.

:

«-€,

on.

aor.

again

to

-(,

to

come

, {km,

Att.

€-, - f.

:

upon, mount on horseback.

€'•-, (,

f.

-,

to

besides.

remind one

renew, revive.

to

f.

of,

men-

— Med.

, «, (

upon.

make

to

upon

to leap

or

f.

the surface;

to rest

;

:

II. to float

eVea

floats up, rises to the tongue.

to

upon.

Ion.

up against.

ill

f,

upon

language back

III. to sail

to

make

pf.

put on.

to

go up

Att.

:

-

mount upon.

II. in

:

, «, «,

,

game

i-avat,

:

—

up and shake,

against, an insurrection. to

get

inland.

—

,

throw Med., also, to

— Causal

«-, —

-, \$ -,

sist

:

Med.

to

reiveiv

of

lift

up, raise.

fut.

med.

,

.

{()

to lift

f,

fc^s,

'.

pf.

II. to

:

€5,

From

play a double

between two opinions. Conjunct., later form of

—

consume

continue waiting, stay

to

and -€, to throw up in the air (sub. eavTov) to spring high in the air. fcos, a brandishing of weapons.

From

to aid, defend, assist.

to be inclined to both sides, to

on or over : Med, to put off, delay.

re-

again.

fut.

f.

to over-

:

up again,

wait for one.

f.

inf.

all

a helper, defender.

for

«-,

to take

to one.

)

2

,

€-6, (. f.

to

f.

f.

to sail

wrap.

opos,

and again. draw back. have an upward direc-

—

,

f.

to

II.

in

:

as a penalty.

give tongue again Med. to to drive back : to

sume, repeat.

alternately.

in exchange.

again. one against

to see

to lift

upon

Pass, to be laid

€-,

of

pf. pass, part,

put on besides, or over

«, €-, , to

— Med.

tion.

rest

Adv. and

:

:

Pass, to rise up.

:

f.

ov,

to

[], Dep.

up

lift

(-€,

the other

at-

to redouble, reiterate questions.

f.

€-€, , «-, , (-. «-, {^) -( €-€, €$, , {() -: — ^, €($,

Ion. for

upon another

4-(,

a sailing out against, a naval

a recall, return.

to

tion

poet, for

€8, «-, (,€

,

II.

f.

€-(8.

ov, Aeol. for

(-€$,

tack.

f.

flesh,

exchange, barter another ; to

change from one to comes in turn to men.

(-\(%,

to-

tip

(knava-

poet, for

one that rises upon ; maladies growing on the

«.

f.

against.

:

scrape together for oneself, heap

)«,

to halt

only used in neut.

€-, ( -, $, - €-, -, -, -, ( €-,

(,

gether.

turn, one

€-€, €-, ^

%

compel byforce.

knavayKfs (sub. it is necessary. also as Adv. on compulsion ; wearing long hair by law. to proclaim publicly :

(. ('^) €-, — €•-€, €-,— »)(.

oxen in threshing.

TTJpes

«s,

to

syncop. aor. 2 part. o{ «iraX^ts, ecus, a means of defence : battlement, a parapet generally, a defence, protection. ov, {em, aXirviaros) happy. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of ov, , one who drives the

to

of

Hence

continuous.

Med.:

to cry out at a thing.

to

€-5, ), f.

stir up, excite.

making the tug of war go now

e.

241 thrown over an-

'^. , (, -)

f.

aor. 2 inf.

to

Att.

Pass., aor.

€-,

{()

Adv.

subj. of

l

^,

=

Adv.

€'•,

other garment.

of

(«m,

«s,

-^.

Ep.

to

prove true, verify. a\ia) open to the sun, sunny, [a]

f.

€-,

€\€, €-\.

.

to

a

brandish. rising up

turn back upon, rewheel round, return to the charge. f. to hold up towards ; iiravato hold out hopes. to f. aor. I -avireiXa f.

intr. to

-^,

-€

:

II, intr, to rise

:

up, rise, of the

^ ,( —

:

'' 6$ «-, «- -,-,

the time ivbicb

;

to

f.

coming

is

lay upon. to

to

f.

II.

Pass.

play on the flute in accom-

€5, «-6,

^,

to

go back again,

retreat, re-

, €. -, , -, -,

and part, of proclaim ox promise openly

aor. 2 inf.

Ion.

and

part, of

—

-

again and

to qtiestion

-, -€\-(^() f.

to

:

«-, --,

(cf.

:

go

over, pass over.

-.—to

II. to

go back, go tip, as-

,

have come back, return. to bloom, be in flower: metaph. of a salt crust forming upon a surface, or of down on the cheeks : generally, to be upon the surface, appear to

«-, , (, (6$, «-, , €•-, -,

plainly.

Att.

f.

flowers

:

make

generally, to

avOos) to deck with

to aboufid, to cover over

small flsh for frying. on the coals.

cuv, at,

to

«-, «-, ,-,

let

f.

f.

go

relax, dis-

back,

to

to set tip

-,

again

:

to

make

to

pf. with aor. 2 act. intrans. to stand up after or at the bidgenerally, to stand up, rise ; of ding of another 2. to rise up against things, to be high, elevated. II. Pass.,

rise.

, :

€-,

€, €'•5, (. €-€, $. ) €-^, , €-€, ,

one, revolt.

augm., impf.

f.

:

augm. tenses with double etc.:

aor. I

upright : to set up again : generally, to amend, improve. Hence e
,

poet, and Ion. for

(,

lTT-a.VTT]S, (S,

opp. to

tip-hill,

to fall in with, meet.

f.

to

f.

pump

over

Pass, to be overflowed ox filled.

€-,

for.

,

f.

\],

€-, Adv. (/,

upon an axle. med. o{ poet, and Ion. for

add

to complete

^

:

I

poet, for

to

hold out a threat to one

to

:

threats, to threaten besides.

€

Med,

:

f.

and

to strip

to

set

work

at a

[].

Ion. for

-,

to

pour over

— Med.

-,

to utter

procure

above, on the upper side

;

-

«irapas, aor.

1•$,

l part,

i

:

\oyov

:

—

to fit to

med.

close-fitting: so also ktr-

of

-, ,

Att.

€-€5,

aor.

. (()

ov.

pf.

II. intr. in pf.

to.

well: part.

(5, ,

ۥ:

f.

or upon, fasten

(^€, ;

upon

an imprecation.

f.

to

dash

to.

laid under a curse. of the eye, with a II. metaph. dim, obscure.

(, •€$) €7-/5, ov, (, apyvpos) overlaid with ov,

,

it.

€-, €5, ,, f.

{(iri,

and plqpf. of

€6$) on

-

silver.

Hence

(. the left

band

awkward, French gauche.

left-handed,

cirapKcais,

€

ecus,

,

Tivi Ti

to aid, help.

help, aid.

intr. pf.

€ir-apiffT€pos, ov,

€-€,

come

to

($,

-, f.

77,

aid, help, succour. aor,

:

k

I

something from one. II.

—

From ward

to

2. c. ace. rei

off,

only, to

to supply, furnish, impart.

Adv.

III.

Hence

absol. to be stiflicient, enough.

€€5,

:

3. c. dat. pers. only, to help, aid,

hinder, prevent. protect.

(,

pres. part., sufficiently.

Ep, aor. 2 part. pass, of fitted, well-prepared. ov, {kni, apovpa) on the

-5,

, ( - -,)

soil,

well-

attached to

the soil as a serf, Lat. adscriptus glebae.

€-,

f.

fear

to

Ep.

f.

to imprecate curses

:

aor. 2 pass, fir-

:

a solemn curse,

{km,

Hence

imprecation.

to fit

choke besides

ۥ-, ,

Ion.

to die with or after.

. to

f.

white speck over

relax from: to flag. to make equal, put on a par.

with gen.,

II. intr.

-,

From

to broil

f.

miss.

expect, believe.

II. to

eir-a^ovios, ov,

ciraparos, ov,

with.

f.

to think worthy, think right, c. inf.,

f.

Dep. f.

Hence

-i'a/s.

Dor. for

Dep., with aor. 2 act.

:

pf.

return cend.

up,

generally, to question.

:

—Adv.

thing.

Ion. for

€€€, €'•€,

again

go

worth men-

2.

-, , (, ) , ^.. «, () (. €$, €'-€€, , -,, €-, ,-, -, (, -, 6) :

f.

^'^^.

is

[tm, d^ios) worthy, deserv-

a, ov,

absol. worthy, meet.

:

. -,

II. to

«iravctvai, eiraviis, aor. 2 inf. aor. 2, to

and

ov,

gen.

,

a return, retreat.

back, return.

arise.

the pres. in use

of, c.

01 in.

time.

Dor. 2 sing. aor.

,

^o^s,

go

to

4-|05, ing

.

Hence -0e, Adv. from above, above:

Lat. dignor.

Hence

turn.

men offormer

tioning

paniment.

f.

:

nvpyos the upper tower,

with Art.,

poet.

throw back upon to put into the ac-

2. another, ascribe or refer to. count. 3. to bring back a message. to be borne up, rise, as an exhalation.

-, , €-,

to

of Time, before.

light, the future.

poet,

:

— €:.

242 sun

—

:

€-5,

to

€S,

to

hangs

(«,

and get ready, prepare

hang on

or over

:

— Pass., 65

over, impends.

ready, equipped.

to fit ox fix on.

— Med.

to

prepare for

II.

oneself.

—

:

,

iirapxla,

{ktri,

of a country, prefect. province.

,

minions. afresh

;

again

:

«, «, -,

)

II.

,

.-

begin

{^)

,

impf, of aor.

o{

i

f.

€'•-5,

U.

to

to

:

€-,

labour at, prac-

) ) adorn.

{km,

a, ov,

on the

« «, -,

f.

to say besides

or

€•-€,

f.

to,

on the flute.

6-;,

,

€$,

accompany:

:

to call upon.

:

plur. ejravXot, o<,and enavXa, 6, {kni, a fold for cattle: generally, a dwelli?ig, home.

« «-, (. €'•-|,

or

large,

augment .-—Pass,

-€€,

Ep.

€-€, —

to

-,

grow,

aor. 2 inf. of

-, '-,

, -

kpov

-4€

km kmp. and

aor. 2

I

oi

(as if

to be obscure.

kmav.

from

km).

of

i

kmyp.

trans. in pf. part. act.

€-€6, (,

«-, 6-6€€,

f.

, ,

f. f.

, ,

others.

knavpoa.

«, «,

kyyv.

see

key(p

(,, knavp

€-•€, .

€€,

^, 6€

:

pass,

€;.

of

upon or

Ion. for kireSei^a, aor. aor. i of aor. I pass, of

kniyp.

11.

f.

€6, €-•€,

II. in-

awake. to bring a charge against. to snap up, devour. to give an order or signal to

€--€€5, Ep, aor. 2 part, €•€6, -€, to pour in

the fruit, result

^^^,

k€ypyops,

aor. 2 of kirkypiTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

to increase, en-

Adv., for kit' on the morrow. Dep. (the Act. occurs only once, and the simple or to take, is not in use) fut. aor. 2 act. Dor. knavpov, 3 sing. subj. kwavpT], inf. knavpuu Ep, aor. 2 med. Ep. 2 sing. :

.)

Pass, /o be roused, rise: k-nkypeTo, 3 sing. ind. and part. Ep. aor. 2 pass.

enjoyment, frxiition.

:

of

—

increase.

, {knavpoa)

fojs,

a thing

f.

pour over or in addition. heavy, pojiderous : oppres-

€-6€,

quarters.

€-5,

lovely, fascinat-

f, [], to laugh at, deride. €U€7€YpairT0, 3 plqpf. pass, of f. -eyfpu;, awaken, rouse up: to excite:

av\is) a place to pass the

{kni,

) «-

night in

—

aor.

{km, avKOs) Pass. /o be played

l

of

key€p. in addition.

kmevv.

km.

aor. 2 act. o{ kinTpk\aj.

k(pa. k^nv.

Ion. for

aor, 2 of aor.

l

of

kL.

«^,

( \$ , ^, ( : -, , «-, , -, , ) Ep. also

{km) Conjunct. :—to partake of, enjoy a TIME, after that, when: from the time when. share of: to reach, touch Med. to reap the fruits Of cause, since, seeing that, for that. of a thing, whether good or bad, c. gen. more freq. dp, kiTU when then, since then. 1. in bad sense, navres that all tohen then. 3. knd wep since really. subj.

kavpa,

:

3 pi.

—

,

:

may have a

benefit

of their king

(

;

kav-

think he will feel the consequences. ace. to bring upon oneself I

aor.

i

imperat. of

f.

2. c.

kiravaas, part. to shout at a thing to make a :

:

noise beside,

[]

Adv., for

kir'

Lat. in ipso

furto, in the very theft or very act.

-€08,

-,

f.

f.

ov,

{km,

on ox for the neck.

to boast of, exult in.

[],

to shout

over or upon.

me-

km\\.

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 of

:

to let

:

or on the surface:

[], {km,

,,

.

— Med.

a thing

to

Ion. for k^rv.

fol-

Dep. to take up one's quar-

f.

ters at a place.

«-,

:

aor. I pass, of

pf. pass,

:

play the flute

q. v.

stroke.

Pass, to be distressed at a thing.

aor. I pass,

upon, flash.

( ,

Att. for

grievous.

f.

other.

to lighten

f.

) ) foam up

to

\],

f.

{km,

eir

one upon another,

-, ,, «-, €-, close one

€5,

-. «-, €7, , «, ^, ', -,

sive,

\

III. to

(eiracavrepos,

is,

throw at

to

ov, {kni,

ing, Lat. venustus.

practise oneself in, cultivate.

lowing

of

f.

ۥ5,

aor. i

:

on the surface,

out.

taph. to babble, divulge.

€.

€<6-5,

,

k-a, ,

cups

a helper, aider.

one after another.

to

ivith the

-,

f.

loose upon.

generally, to supply, distribute.

€••-€5,

—

-,

to touch

worn

{ka) a touch, handling.

,

begin anew,

to

243 Pass, to be dried up,

€••-, {.,

(,

Med.

finish carefully. tise,

-, ,

From commander : governor

£;, to he an governor of a 2. to rule in addition to one's own do-

f.

:

€(—€€.

prefecture, province.

€-5, ,

-,

:

I

:

aor.

—

f,

—

to be jveighed

in pursuit.

II. to

:

k^I€y6€vos

intrans.

med.

to press

down.

— Med.

hurry on haste to do

I.

Of II.

Ill,

kvu

kirei

olv

^<: impf. rjTrnyov Ep. (nayov: aor.

Pass., fut.

I

:

2.

(in pass, sense)

—

upon, weigh down: Pass. to press hard, press upon,

drive on, urge forward, hasten,

urge on for oneself: Pass, to also absol. to hasten, hurry, speed: part. as Adj., sivift, impetuous, eager. III.

= Pass.

to

to

make

€€-. Conjunction {( ) whenever, so soon

as, after that.

haste.

—

:

244

€€

()

€€-, seeing

since,

that,

really, since

«-,

(( see.

€€€,

—

after.

continue to

to

.

,

f.

make

to

certainly.

a thing

so far as one

6€€,

or €ir€t K6V,

pf. act.

«7-6,

eneivai

inf.

:

and

may

:

guess.

for (irfav,

fut.

:

II. to he sum) to be upon or at. (em, upon, be fixed upon : of rewards and penalties, to he III. of Time, to he hereafter : to be imposed. IV. to be set over, Lat. coming on, to impend. V. to be added, be over and above. praeesse. as, €, 3 pi. €'"-€, inf. eniivai Ep. impf. :

(,

:

(

(,

med. part. ibo) to go or come to or (kvi, towards : to come upon : absol. to come near, ap2. to come against, attack; ol kmovTes proach. the invaders, assailants. 3. of events, to come II. upon one, overtake. 4. to come on the stage. of Time, to come on or after, to follow, succeed; like the coming day; eniovaa III. imov what occurs to one. the first corner: en^aav

fut.

:

:

:

—

:

aor. 1

,

(,

6-6,

Ion. for

IV. to

pass over.

to traverse,

(<. Ion. for

:

go

«.

over, i.e. count over.

inf.

med.

.. (, €€€5, «, 6-€, - (.

,

:

—

Ion. for

Ion. aor.

impf of

€.

. ,

I part.

coming

ov, a

med. of

€(.

on

besides.

upon

«-,

in besides,

From

an entrance.

to btirst in.

f.

or

f.

-, :

to

aor. 2

leap in upon.

-eveaov

to fall

:

to burst in.

:

f.

at, attack.

sail in after:

to sail

-,

to bring in besides or after: to bring in for oneself. to introduce besides. f. «ir-ciTa, Adv. {(vi, dra) marks the Sequence of one thing tipon another thereupon, thereafter, then, II. when a clause precedes it is Lat. deinde. emphatic: I. when a partic. of Time goes be-

upon

-6€, :

f.

,

Med.

to

:

( (

fore, then

()

;

)

, ( !

when they finished playing

danced. ayopiveis,

2.

at bail, then they

after d, then surely;

(

d '

^ (-

ereov

then of a surety have the gods infatuated III. Interrog., when the question is

if so,

thee.

)

el founded on some supposition, after ye how can I in such a case forget Ulysses ? In Att., it begins the sentence, in an ironical IV. then, therefore, much sense. And so f Indeed? VI. V. and yet, nevertheless, still. like with the Article, the following, the future ; 6 eirdra Xpovos the time to come.

((, $ ;

(((( '

((

;

.

6€-€,

or

tmL 6,

eir€iT6v, Ion. for

(,

since,

«-, -, , «irei-TOt,

Conj. since really, seeing that. aor. 2 without pres. in use, to say besides inf. ewfineiv, part. to say of another cTFCipa, aor. 1 of CTreC-TTcp, for «wet tup,

€-€,

to roll in or

, €-€, -(,

-65, €-6, €•-€,

entail

(.

6, Ep.

pass, of

impf.

of

i

f.

ov, comitig in besides, episodic.

«---,

;

generally, to conjecture, infer, con-

II.

6'

aor.

f.

right in supposing her

I

€€ « €6€, (, €7€, -, ( ( — wife?

clude; ws or

€7€•€, €€05,

or burst

like to

am

;

see: to ex-

live to

.

Adv. since

3 sing. opt. of

'7-€,

see, to

into or enter besides: of things, to

«-, , (.

since

without pres. in use being used instead), to look upon, behold,

2.

come

2. to

be imported.

2

aor.

ewiSfiv,

inf.

tirn-i] or iircl

his

of Time, of Cause,

II.

now.

perience.

€€,

.

Conjunction, postquam. so because :

since, after that, Lit.

€7€705.

i.

-, , -, , {((( f.

f.

) (.

to teach in addition.

f.

Dep.

,

an excursion or

that, because.

Toi,for in truth, since truly. to go out upon, disembark. to rush out to aid.

e. (it('i

«-.,

for

thereupon, thereafter.

to

explain besides. aor. 2 of ,

(,((,

expeditio?i against.

impf. of on yonder side of, those beyond the Eu-is, Ion. for beyond; ol the part beaor. of phrates t6 (ireKdva Att. 2. of Time, bringing in be- yond ; the parts beyond. {(, II. means of bringing or letting in. sides. the times beyond or before, earlier ol (TT(K(iva ov, ((vi, (.'^) brought in from times. abroad, alien: imported, foreign. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of to go into upon: to enter. f. aor. I of f. II. to pour into besides. aor. I of to rush out against. intr. to invade again. f. ov, 0, an additional pas3 pi. aor. I act. and med. senger, supernumerary on board ship, [a] of «'•-€€, to come on besides : to come on the stage. drink off after. f. Dep., with aor. 2 act. pf. «TT-iKTrXoos contr. -cKirXovs, o, a sailing out to come in upon or over : to come in against, an attack by sea. Ion. 3

pi.

Ion. for

-€,

(.

€"€,

,

«ircKeaTO, Ion. for

€-€6,

-5.

(-)

€-€5,

-, -, €-€, --, «, ()

-€, ~€\ :

;

Adv., for

((( (((

«, ((,

4-6€€0,

-, €«, (.

-\,

(-(,

3

pi.

«'

(€,

(. (. ((.

, , -,

( )-( - ., -, (. «, . , «, - (€

— —

—

—

::

—

:

:

245

€TT€OLK€.

-€€,

-revSi, to stretch out, lengthen:

f.

extend beyond: also

6-€€,

to

€-6•, to put on over —Pass, to have on over.

Pass.

-,

rush out upon or against

,

€«6,

,

($,

«-€,

-€: —

to

an

-€\

-^: Att.

Pass., pf.

:

aor.

:

, .(.. . (€.

€•€€,

€€, €€, «,

€(.

. .(, (.

€€6,

«-, €€€, «-, , «'•-6,

«-

to

f.

bring

to hope,

ef

to

hope

Ep.

— (^.

Dep.

to

€-€,

Ep. aor.

f.

:

Ep.

also c. dat., irvpyois

as,

(€$.

€-€, -,

II.

to

4. to

besides, of rivers.

«€5, , ,

man.

part.

€€£5,

trample

3.

()^.

.

«, --, -€€,

(. (-. €€, -, --,,

aor.

I

(

.

med. and

( -, . , 3 sing. aor.

€•€, aor. €••-«',

med. of

I

r

f.

f.

to

,

2. to

fall

\(, €-€,, -, outer or over tunic.

eir-evTcivw,

.

of

inf.

to leap

(^.

(((,

to stretch

upon or over; upon his sword. gain ground, of a report.

-(vrevw,

f.

-(,

aor. 2

part,

to stretch

pass. k-nevraOus stretched

I

press on

to

:

command

and

€-€,

besides.

to

— Med.

get ready, equip

lead out an army:

to

—

II.

march

intr. to

out.

a drawi?ig out against, lengthening. to go out -e^uvai impf. k-rre^-^eiv II. to proceed against, proagainst an enemy. secute. III. to go over, traverse, go through to hence to detail. 2. kne^ievai go through with, execute greater vengeance.

-^ —

«-, ,(. f.

Att. -e^eAo): pf.

on against aor. 2 inf. of

intr. to

Dep.

f.

-€(, «-,-€€:~ -(,

addition

to consuminate.

:

to leap

advance one's foot

'

;

(

a pitch of boldness.

6-€€8,

2. to execute,

, €-€6, -(, f.

Ion. for

II.

accomplish. III. to

to

to invent besides.

")

(-€$.

((, (,

to shout in

triumph

over.

€-€5, (sub.

army.

ov, of a

Upa),

march

sacrifices

or expedition

before the

(-

:

march of an

From

-5, , -€6,

it is

3.

proceed to reach such

a review over again.

ecus,

-, -,

2 act.

go out against an

proceed against, prosecute.

2. to

over, traverse.

an extremity

slay over again.

Dep, with aor.

pf.

go

-(€-

ride on against.

to effect besides or in

2. to

to discuss, detail, investigate.

pass,

—

$$ :

:

to drive

4€|€€,

to slay

From

ace,

to.

«-, €-€• -,

to

to, set to work. one upon anofher. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of f. to give over and above. 6, a tunic worn over another, an f.

:

Ep. for

[i5],

f.

upon, bind fast

enemy.

upon, insult. to fall in or upon, to at-

or

;

towards a thing.

6-•-€,

f.

one mounted, a horse-

of

tack

;

to

Ep. pf. part, of aor. I of

it: c.

kirevOpaicrKiiv

;

Dor. aor, 1 part, of

inf.

2. to put on or over. to put in besides, inII. intr. to flow in put forward. f.

or

is

k-rnv-

thereon;

(A).

e-irevToOeis, aor. 1 pass. part,

:

up07t.

upon

to leap

€€, , €-€.,

stand on, esp. in

upon, insult.

throw down

f.

(€€$ €-6€, —

(^,

to

:

-(

of

i

into.

aor.

there

€)

:

Hence

I

aor. 2

tread upon

to step or

pf.

sert.

have hopes

of Adv. step upon step, ascendingly. 3 sing.

aor.

:

6€,

with no pres.

was on

pile

to train oneselffor a thing.

aor. 2 of tvi

[],

:

hope,

generally, to expect.

:

€6., «--, €$ —

€-6,

II. to

up

grew

hair

(iri-

aikv kovras such as appertains

to

buoy up with hopes,

« - .(. €€ -,

cheat with false hopes.

a thick

to the gods.

-evOopiiv

pf.,

of

inf.

grown upon,

warm

€€( €-€, (^

intr. to

Ion. for

poet. aor. 2 of

downy

thin

oTa Oeovs

C7r€-

2. to drive upon: to lead on or against. seemingly intr. (sub. to march against: also II. to beat out thin to sail against: to charge. upon, as a plate of metal on a shield. impf. of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of impf. of 3 sing, plqpf pass, of pf. of aor. l of aor. 2 inf. o{ l-rt

«,

3 sing,

there has

;

used three times by Horn.

;

,

1

{(,

in use

i

3 sing, plqpf•

),

€-6€, €€

was upon

I

aor.

From

attack, assault.

f.

of of impf of

aor.

I

.

(. (. ()

2

carry out far. f. to advance next or after. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of aor. 2 med. of

f,

Ion. for kirevifKai, aor.

lireveiKau,

at.

to attack.

€-€(,

:

aor.

:

:

—

reach out towards, grasp

f.

(from obsol. one, rush out

pf.

to

like,

a march out against, expedition.

3 sing. pf. with no pres. looks like, resembles.

(^ II.

it

in use is

:

likely,

, . €, . . . ' , «, , «, .. , —

—

246

, (, , , «,

—

eTTeireaov-

€(

reasonable, fitting: part, pf., what is seemly, fit. aor. 2 of

of

(TTfirriyti, 3 sing, plqpf.

€€, €€,

^,

. -. -.

, -,

,

-, «-^, (. Ion. for

////,

f.

liripHOfv Jv

/

Dep.

wo;*^ 7//)on land,

—

Pass, to lean or bear heavily upon. \pw, to

f.

cover with a roof. of

Ion.

'. ,

f,

inf kirepiaOai

aor. 2

:

Ion, -eiprj-

—

/o as^, /o

3 pi. aor, i of aor.

on, pull to

-

of

:

Med.

;

to

draw draw o?i to

Dep., with aor. 2 act. Ep, pf to go or co7ne to or towards : to come upon, esp. to come suddenly or imexpectedly upon. 2. in hostile sense, to come or go f.

:

(

to come forward to s^pezk. II. come on, come about, return; the seasons came round again. III. to come in after or over the head of another, IV, to occur to one, come into one's rnind. V. to go over a space, "3,.

to

traverse, visit.

recount.

3. to

€'-€

quire

go through

go through,

Ion, «ireip-,

or over, discuss,

,

execute.

fut,

question, ask about a thing

(€ €8 of,

2. to

questioned, asked.

€€, rare

Ion.

€6, €€, =

:

—

in-

Pass, to be

6€-, arcs, , a question: and €€-, ews, , a questioning.

aor. I of

fiTtaav, Ep. 3

consult,

to

Hence

.)

Ion.

pi.

.( {

impf of

sum).

a using words at random, hasty speech, unseemly language. From ij,

€€-5, €-6,

about

:

, ov,

{',

throwitig

words

rash-talking, scurrilous. f,

(.

Ion.

aor. 2 of

€€€. €-€5,

. . -€, «, . 6€, €€, , €7-€€, €-€•,

ov,

(,

on the hearth.

poet. aor. 2 of

aor. 2 act.

, ,

and med. of

aor. I act. and pass.of and «ir-creos, ov, {(, (tos) anmial, yearly, every year : changeable as the seasons. 2. anfiual, lasting for a year.

, ,

(. (. ()

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of aor.

,

of

i

a follower, attendant.

6-€3, = eeeos,from year ing whole year. €€, Aeol. of

.

to eat after or in

addition

to.

to year, last-

$ ,, ^.(:.^. ,. ov,

for 'encaov, aor. 2

a Dor. aor.

iiv,fell

in or

-^/

without any

i

met with ;

havitig met with.

one's clothes.

against, attack.

2 pass,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

the

-eipvaa

aor,

bring to a place

to

:

:

and aor.

aor. I

[], aor. 2 pass, of pf part, of

€€€5,

ov,

pass,

pf.

of

I

[]

f,

and

I

-, -( (€.— -(^, €-6,-, -( tTTfpvcraa, Ep, aor.

[],

€•€€,

of

I

. . , . )

(. €€,

6Tr-€T6ios, ov,

consult, question. aor.

($.

part.

3 sing. Ep, syncop. in sense of aor. 2.

aor. 2 of

pf. pass,

:

(.^,

Ion. for

urge oti with all one's force; he applied vast strength to

-^, €-€ -€: €(. 6€, €'€, :

it

sum).

of

stimulate. to

^,

plqpf. pass, of

€ ,,(.-( €6, (. ,/

of

poet, for

croachment. each other's land, f,

{ (. (^.

impf med. of

pi.

3

:

€-66, f -(,

fut. of Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

pf, pass,

Hence working of another's land a« fn), II, //?>e r/^Z?/ 0/ mutual tillage on

cultivate.

of of

^',

€-€€,

Ep. aor. 2 of ktnirXiw. cireiroiOet, 3 sing, plqpf of 3 sing, plqpf of aor. 2 of 3 sing. aor. 2 of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, oi 2 sing.

I

pf, pass,

aor. 2 of tircawov, aor, 2 of Ep, 3 sing.

plqpf oi

pi.

I

aor.

€,

'/.

€€€€,

for

€€6,

for

Att.

-^.

[],

Ion. aor.

— €€-

med. and

act.

pass, of

I

aor. 2 of

imperat. of

€iT€V, Ion. for

-, -.-(:— €-6•, , . , *. (, .. 6-€,

guide straight,

to

€-6,

-'.

II. c.

sing in praise

, ,

aor.

I

to shout

ace. to acco7npany in singing

:

to

of.

f.

pray or vow that

iynprecate upon.

, ^,

direct.

Ion. for f.

assent.

to

=

— €-

(Origin uncertain.)

aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2

€4,

pres. in use,

part.

:

Dep. to pray bad sense,

in

II. to

to,

make a vow:

pray a curse, exult or triumph over. to

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of

€€,

3 sing, plqpf oi Ep. redupl, aor, 2 sing, aor. I

2

of

med. of

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

Ep. for

'(.^^,

. . .

(.

3 pi. plqpf. of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of aor. I med, of aor, I pass, of 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

€€€, €€,

«,

.(.^.

—

:

(

€-€, poet,

;;

676 -.

(-, »/, -(: — have hold upon or /, keep and Med. / keep — aor. 2

fut.

)

\$,

:

—

Pass, to be stretched, stretch oneself

VI. to have power over, comof a wind, to prevail, continue.

out, lie at length.

mand

-, :

€-,

( «,

won

,

(-.

Ion. for

ov, (fTTi,

or belonging

inserted) in

:

possessed by a disease.

bad

having sense,

\l. fitting

'. «. ^, ^. €'0, «665, €-6{() ( . , , to.

aor. 2 of

and

aor. I

€irf|YY€t\a,

aor.

at, the

long planks nailed along the

of the ship v. sub or -«, to say against, object to one. sum). Ep. 3 sing. impf. of = but alwa3's and

upright ribs

€€,

pf. of

pass, of

I

:

{(

€-605,

€€€$,

,

(€ ($

used in a general sense, sufficient, abundant, plentiful; thick, fill fleeces. ibo), he went eirri'iev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

( . , «, €.

after,

followed upon aor.

{(

3 plur.

:

impf. of

'.

(-, 4$, (/)

Ion. for

eirfiKOOs Dor.

giving ear

to

:

of

pi. aor. i

ov,

listening or

within hearing.

aor. l

(,

3

3

impf. of

aor. I of

€-|, (, €(. ^)

overshadow:

to

to

fear,

Ep. for

,,

aor. 2 of

^

overshadowing; to take the rock as a shelter. one who comes to a

(() «- -, {() -, €-5, , ,,= $. (. €€€8, , {(() ($, :

an incomer, stranger, foreigner. Ion. a coming over: ,

a bewitching.

ews,

Tuives

(

, «,

-,

so,

€|,

aor. I act.

an approach,

assault.

['\

pf. part. pass,

of

in turn, alternate;

changes of raiment.

vain.

2.

and

pass.

;

«-

pf. pass.

'^.

aor. I oi

€6, -,

€.

of {km, '^) on the beach or shore.

aor.

€iT-T|ovtos, ov,

I

aor.

€7-5, €((|,

,

(.

to shout to, cheer on.

kp)

{km,

ov, f.

of

I

[],

f.

lovely, pleasa?it.

{kTrqpiia) to threaten abtisively: to absol. to be

:

insolent. €inf|p€ta,

,

wanton

insult, contum£ly. {km, to rest after. ov, {km, kp€s) at the oar, roufequipped with oars. covering, shading. II. 65, (km,

17,

6-€€,

f.

€'•-€5, itig.

2.

€5)

()

€-€5,

«, €7€,

,

pass, covered, sheltered. aor.

«,

-. (.

pass, of

1

aor.

of

i

I of Ep. for

aor.

«, , «, ,

{(

k^ap.

k

(,

pi.

3

ibo).

I

opt. of

k^e.

, «, , . , ,, ov,

of

impf.

koa.

(. €4. (. ) {()

Ion. 3 pi. aor. impf. of aor. 2 of

of

pf. pass,

,

{enos) affable, kind, gentle.

€-5,

ov, {knt,

«,

,

woven on

or to

hence

:

thronged.

close, dense,

vos,

aor.

€-€,

.

pany

it.

((^)

,,

place

Med.,

throw a shade over one's

disguise or conceal

{(irei,

. , . €, : «, €$)

ov, {km, windy. Ep. impf. of knaivew. Ep. aor. i of 3 sing. impf. of impf. with double augm. of

aor.

aor. 2 of

own

Conjunct,

a ready address: generally,

courtesy, kindness.

of

pi.

«.

2 sing. aor. I of

(.^. , , ,^. «, , . , , ,^, ([.

bend or bow down.

dv) whenever, Lat. quandocunque.

€5,

of

i

to

deal despitefully with, oppose wantonly

with

gained a thing, Lat. compos

or

[],

f.

Ion. cireav late Att.

-, '-, ' (^ ]€ €€,

III. U. to hold out, present, offer. hold of. to hold towards, to keep aiming at ; fTrcxtts; Xuv to aim the bow at the mark; why thus launch out against me? c. ace, 2. i-niTovs liyeijTas to front them, face them. turn one's (sc. Toi/s eyes or mind to, to intend, purpose : to attend to, be IV. to keep in, hold back, check: to intent upon. 2. intrans. (sub. tavTuv) 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.

over a space

-,

see

Pass,

hold,

:

inf.

or

:

247

-

I

-

kav.

to

f.

and med. of

k'nai.

of

of

I

aor. 2 act.

resound,

reecho

to

to

:

accom-

in shouting.

Prep, with gen., dat., and acc. Radic. sense, I. of rest at a place, A. with gen., on, upon, at, by, near. 2. with the person. Pron.

upon

:

'

by yourselves, alone

by himself, by themselves

,

interest

only.

in file

km

3. etc.,

;

;

k' €'

, (( k'

own

their

;

4. before, in pre-

file.

5. over, krri

of any one

€(

set

over

those

set

motion towards a point (' to sail /or Chios;

over the business.

km

;

to

knl with Cardinal Numbers by three or four, three deep or

in single

sence of, Lat. coram. a special business oi

(

;

6.

, , 5 -

;

;

248

€—

$' .

of Time,

,{\)

to go home-wards. a roosting-place, perch. II. III. of in time o/" peace. course of; kv' a passenger's fare, Lat. naulum. the grounds on which a thing happens; em fut. pf. aor. 7 knito speak on oath on evidence elneiv aor. l med. (Ion. 3 sing, I. B. with dat., OTiv on what ground. imperat. kn^-qaeo) I. c. gen. to set foot on, on the spot : esp. where hostihty tread or walk upon, to be or lie upon. of Place 2. to get II. of the Time is implied, opposite or against. upon, mount : to arrive at, come to a place metaph. in the to arrive at, reach uttto ; k!ravev evaefiias to take km in, on or at which a thing happens on this very day. 2. upon night one's stand on piety. II. c. dat. to mount upon, III. in addition, over and get on board of: or after an event. also, to set upon, attack, asIV. for an object or pur- sajilt. above, one on another. III. c. ace. to light upon, kni-

in or in the

'

;

;

'

(€5)

:€-, kev -^ keeo, :

:

:

;

(

'

;

:

;

—

km

pose, with a view to;

Sopiraifor supper

€,

6. ' — «-, - 6.

(irl of gods descending upon it simply, to go V. of the ground to. 2. to attack, like ^. kn^aiveiv to laugh at one km IV. absol. to step to mount a horse. (ppovHV km to be proud at or of forward or on, advance : to get a footing. VI. of any condition tipon which a thing thing. B. Causal in act. fut. kir^rjaw, aor. I to happens krfi k
for mischief to man. of doing a thing yeXav km

^

;

,$'

;

;

.

.

;

;

on reasonable terms.

C.

€

:

with accus.,

I.

of Place; extending over; kir kvvea over nine acres he lay KXios iravTas kir' glory spread among all men. 2. motion toivards ;

or to a place

;

upon, against:

'

-nXeiv

'^ ' ' ' ' ''' — in

:

— metaph.,

hostile sense,

'

epya,

to labour,

gain or get something, /or, to send /or tidings rarely of persons, hence also to denote a purpose, em for what f wherefore ? aanidas nevT€ 3. with Cardinal Numbers, Kol e'lKoaiv five-and-twenty deep or in file: with numbers, up to a certain number, nearly, about. II. of Time, /or or during a certain time for kni a time. 2. up to or till a certain time k-rr' till morning. III. more generally, km by the line or rule ktr ke for me, as far as concerns me. may follow its case, and then it is written em. In Compos, km denotes rest at a place, as in eir-e^i (6t/xi sum), or motion, esp. in a hostile sense, as in km-xeipew, k^n-pae. II. of Time, after, as in km km III. addition, accompaniment, as in kir-avto

an enterprize

esp. to

:

after, in quest of; :

;

:

' ;

;

;

'

€-(; -,

.

-.

km-os,

IV. a reciprocal action, as in en-epyaaia,

km-yaa

intermarriage.

V. with Numerals, an integer and so much more, km-TpiTos, one and a third, = §. VI. to strengthen the Compar., as

km-aX\ov,

- -— €€5,

in

€-, upon

:

kwi-irXeov, etc.

enecTi,

iiri, for

to

f

aor.

:

«-, €-•, «<-, €, , {€)

, by

:

:

bring to pass. Ep. aor. 2 part, of

hand. to send upon, lay

koa.

poet, for etpavl•-, to please, gratify. to sleep among.

[a], to shout to, cheer: to shout aloud.

for

a scaling-ladder

aor. 2 imperat. of

:

kmav.

a ladder or steps to ascend

a gangway.

throw or cast tipon

€

on, apply to

add :

:

to

:

put on

-

:

add

),

one's

i7ii?id

to

:

6,

give one's attention

to; aor. 2 part.

3.

kni-

throw oneself upon, go

fall upon

2. to

lay

2. to

fine.

II. inirans.,

(sub. eavTov), to

straight towards. (sub.

tax or

increase.

to,

:

affix.

to lay ori, ifnpose, as a

to

,

to,

to attack.

3.

think on, apply absol.,

when he

thought on it. 4. to fall to one, come to one's share : kn^aWov [sc. one's proper portion also impers. it falls to one to do a thing. III. Med. to seize upon a thing, grasp at it. 2. to put upon oneself, put on : metaph. to take upon oneself, incur. IV. Pass, to be placed upon ; having their arrows on the string. {km, {. to weigh heavily on. aor. 2 part, of ews, 77, {kmfia'ivw) a stepping upon or upwards. 2. metaph. a step or approach towards a thing e'is noieiaOai to make means of attacking one. poet. Causal of km to lead them into misery. f. to bear or weigh in the hand. f. to take one's stand upon, to lay claim to, usiirp. II. to be a>i passenger

€$^

)

6(\^ €-€, , «, €5,

kav.

kav

' €€-, -, -, ,, ;

From

or soldier.

ol

,

)8<,

[], embarks;

-,

6-

kms,

{^)

one

who mounts

or

the soldiers on board a ship, the

a fighting men, as opp. to the rowers and seamen passenger. 2. the warrior in a chariot. that can be climbed, ac77, 6v, :

there, ready, at

it is

to

:

(€)

€05,

«,

cessible.

—

as,

, the

a hard reckoning,

«, «, €.€,

(

day after

proverb., epneiv vpus

the festival, Lat. repotia:

on the day

uncertain.)

kmav.

kav

come

km

to

(Deriv.

6. .

of Ep. I pi. aor. 2 subj. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of

pf.

to

after the feast.

€. € (. -, —

.. -6, . €-•€0,

I med. of 3 sing. aor. I med. of

imperat. aor.

-,

for

-, ()

,«-, «-, «-, opos,

a boar.

-,

Att.

f.

Ion. for

one who mounts.

(3,

e. g.

regard.

to,

2. to eye

€5,

,

to survive.

/oo^ upon, look

that which

thrown

is

a bolt or bar fixed in

or on a door.

f.

come upon,

«-,

upon or

aor. 2

:

:

befall.

Ion.

f.

out

cry

to,

to.

to

2.

:

—

—

call

—

,

-, ,

From

Ion.

arcs,

( against,

-5,

Ion.

come

-)

a call

ov,

{k

,

to one.

cried out

layers or courses of bricks.

-,

€-€,

to

a hostile attempt. roar in answer.

f. to feed graze or feed upon.

€-5, €€», cattle, to

:

6,

II.

a setting upon a thing,

, -,

f.

cattle

— Med.

«, -, , ,

,(^€\€) a plan against, one

6,

who

plots against, a plot-

From

$,

((€—

to

aim

at

f.

to

plan or contrive against one

, a plan

;

Tivi, c. dat. rei, to lay plots for,

Pass, to have snares laid for one.

) , , -, «-, «-, by treachery.

{(,

plottitig

against,

-,

intr. to

for

make to roar

:

—

€€, -5, -, -, f.

ov,

=

t(KVois

;

«-, -, . €-5,

\y], to

[],

thunderstricken.

burst forth, as water

to stop,

caulk

tight.

to marry bemarry and set a Hence

to

own

children.

{(, '^$)

ov,

-, €-€, €-€,

laugh

(-^.

yTJ)

[d], to

Med.

-,

on or of the earth. laugh to or with,

('/'/

pf.

-^( -(^( -'/('/( —

fut.

aor. 2

:

form

in pass,

:

(^'^( the season ('^^6( posterity

oi

was going on. in good sense,

upon, fall upon

-,

:

also to fall upon, attack.

to pass.

fut.

-^

nise

hence

:

scious of,

to

come

come

happen

ensue after,

aor. 2 -(yvojv

:

look upon, observe.

to

ivi-

to follow,

-) :

of spring 2. to

3. to

find out, discover a sense of.

:

pf.

recogto become conII. to

:

to

:

born

to be

;

as time

-(' —

to rejoice or

:

to exult in.

:

iapos

to

absol. to laugh.

:

to taste of. :

-yiyova or

:

of

{(, y(a =

f.

triumph over

upon come

(-(.

for

pf. pass,

f.

after;

marriageable.

approval, to smile upon to give honour to.

ifi

II. in-

states.

Pass, to exult in.

6€,

:

Ion,

III. /o

and

Att,

:

{(,

to

:

come

to

a

in late Gr. for

:

fut.

:

vent reproaches against,

upbraid.

€-05, , ,

«-,

, €-, . €-, ,

(-5,

flowers, to sprout, burst forth. f.

as her husband's next of kin. f. Att.

an additional marriage. termarriage, right of intermarriage, between

to

for a short while. II. Med. to roar.

roar or cry out to. From is, burdensome, grievous. be heavy upon, weigh f. [t], to II. metaph. to press heavily. 3 pi. aor. I opt. of

€-,

down.

sides

Dep.

to loiter at a place.

f,

to

widow

judgmetit, decide.

treacherous.

Adv.

a

- €-, «-. ^^-.

Hence

against another, a plot: €^

= €. «-, €-5, , ov,

the

comes next ;

a plot, attempt, scheme. ter.

-,

an over-cowherd, herdsman.

arcs,

an over-shepherd, shepherd. yaia, yT}) upon the earth; parts on or near the ground. f. to marry a opos, 0,

pf.

upon:

shout

to

Ion. for

«Tri-yeios, ov,

a throwing or putting on ;

III.

to

at the altar,

-8, ($. -, «-, ((, — (' , {(, '05) -€, (-^-' -/) €-, ,

-,

to aid, succour.

spoke?i of.

ill

an inflictioti, petialty. an attempt, enterprise

of

to

(.(,

Ion. and Dor. for upon, clamour for.

stepmother over one's to

3. to cry out against. 4. to call upon, invoke; call to aid: so also in Med. a helping, comi/ig to aid, succour.

aloiid.

Ion. fut. of

)

:

to

or sing

utter

6$) on or

{(,

ov,

249

ov,

a patch.

:

€-05,

to, call

with envy, Lat. invidere.

{()

a cover

:

/

/»,

arcs, to,

on or over

€, -,

Causal of ewt-

aor. 2 cTrc^iW:

:

fut. ipofxai, later

{(,

f.

II.

put one upon. f.

€--€, -. , 6$,

(-

sfand suppliant at the altar.

,, {) €-, -«, «() , €5 €, {)

of male animals,

—

—

—

:

«,

taph. to

bow

,

f.

curved, twisted. to curve, bend.

of of

aor. 2 opt.

, an

II.

me-

(^. (^^.

or bend another to one's purpose,

aor. 2 part,

as Subst.

From

ovos, 6,

77,

{(,

arbiter, judge.

Att.

fut.

)

deciding upon: pardoning. make known, an^

II.

),

to

of nounce, signify.

. , {(^/) (--^ full knowledge.

eojs,

3

pi.

aor. 2 subj, of

€

:

, ,

250

«, ,

who

-,

€']'.

(l-niyiviaOai) horn after: generally, oi 'Eiriyovoi, the Afterborn, sons :

—

offspring, posterity

of the chiefs

:;

upon

ov, on, set

iSos,

war against Thebes.

in the first

fell

Ion. gen. of

{^) (^)

)

From

the knee.

,{€,^$.

the region above the knee, the thigh.

scratching the surface,

Adv.

«,

grazing.

an

aros, to,

inscription, as

at

€'•, {€^() an ),

to

inscription.

;

mark the mark on

:

^

—

to lay the

to enter the

«-, «-, «-, €-5,

name

much

at so

:

eniypaof a patron in the public

Athens were obliged to do. somewhat hooked : somewhat hookat

all

ov,

nosed.

(, ^' ) distribute, (, ) assigned,

Dep.

to

to

Dep.

f.

,

pf. 2

in

e's,

neut.

pi.,

want of:

deficient

:

Att.

a specimen

a

:

€-€€5,

«-

-(( — :

ov,

neut.

{km,

pi.

and

as Adv.,

-,

to exhibit as

€€08,

,

f.

aor. i -eSet^a Ion.

:

a specimeti or pattern

—

:

to sheiu

—

,

iirihii^is

Ion.

for display

6$,

exhibition, display;

tTTi-binrviui,

dainty.

f.

II.

:

to

inferior to Ulysses

'

^^

far too

(tTrtStcu b) to be in

need the help

II. to

he

admit besides or

in

of.

lacking in a thing, /a// in it. to moisten on the surface. f.

6-€,,

€-€,

f.

bind

(A),

tip,

,

-,

f.

Dep. to

to

bind or fasten on.

II.

bandage.

€-€ (), -^, want ^, number — want — Med. to

f.

:

€-5,

-,

or lack so

^.

impers.

there

of, cf.

€(, ",, (() to live

of

:

open.

:

2.

resembling.

II. like,

f.

much

need of besides

is

ov, quite evident, manifest

among

the people.

h

,

((^)

an

rivos

, {()

to eat as

to be at

to

to

2.

home,

From

live at

a

eat after din-

a second course, eat as a

II.

6-5,,

a staying at home, stay at a place. ainong the people : dwellcivil war; ing at home; II. sojourning at a native merchants. ov, (kvi,

,,

;

come within one's view, to his knowledge. pattern, example, Lat. specimen. ner.

poet, for

place.

fit

XSyoi speeches/or display, set orations, such as were frequent among the Athenian rhetoricians. aor. 2 inf. of kireidov. aor. I inf. of

€76,

From

lack

in need or

home: to sojourn among people, stay at a place. Hence to come home, from foreign travel.

at, towards evening towards evening.

Hence

,

of, to

for

lacking, failing in a thing, c. failing in strength: also a compar. II.

f.

Med. to display oneself, shew forth, display, parade : to shew, prove, 2. to shew, point out oneself off demonstrate.

-,

want

(€5,

$^ (^

and Ion.

poet,

absol.,

:

lord over.

to he

f.

cs,

, ) €8 ( € ( -, -, €-, -, (. -/ ,'^ «-,

pattern, example, lesson.

imhdeXa,

€S,

distinguished.

arcs,

upon, behold. to bind up. a band, bandage. bandage-

to look

to he in

€76.

of per-

II.

, {(, , (, (05)

weak were we.

a

of

which thereon the

= ((,

(€$.

$ ((($

in strength

«-

lavish tipon a

to

2.

f.

lacking.

of,

in sense,

to

person, give freely.

towards the right,

as Adv.,

pi.

the right side.

addition.

€-$.

in or on the bed.

left to right,

auspiciously.

gen.,s €€(5

weep over ox for.

«-, , €, , {(), . {^) )-( [], Dor. for

f.

ov.

want

offer.

allotted.

«iri-8aicrtos, ov,

(,

loving, epith. of gout.

to

but,

to register oneself :

register, as

damages

.

tithe.

Dep.

II. later, to

a lot.

des-

sons, dexterous, skilful.

II.

write upon, inscribe: Pass., of the inscription, to be inscribed III. to enter in a public list or register : upon. esp. at Athens, to register the citizens' property

— Med.

means right hand ;

esp.

:

o/ property. i/oj pf. -yiypafa, pass, surface, graze; kmypaipai

f.

ov,

fore also

- -,

inscriher

at Athens, a registration

put a

) ( ^ -. €-(, «-, ^) -, {5, ) -, «-, , a tenth,

ten,

ov,from

registered property, etc.

Athens a clerk

«-, —

an

at or after dinner.

l'n-hf&o,,ov,oneandonetenth,l + JL• = i.^.

one in

Ion. for

7€5, $,who, {-^)

^-')

an after-meal, second course or

sert.

mostly in Elegiacs.

lines,

TO,

used chiefly in neut.

of the name of the maker on a work of art, or of the 2. an epigram, a poem dedicator on an offering. of a few

-', «-, €-€5,

eiri-SeCiTVios, ov, (liti,

Doric

magistrates sent annually by

states to their colonies.

, = ($, of

popular. over besides

the people, to cross

fut.

or after another.

—

Ion.

:

fut.

:

to debate or decide afresh.

-,

-, -, -,-^, f.

several, to distribute f.

f.

to divide

among

over again

:

— Med. of

themselves.

to sail across besides.

to tear

asunder after:

Pass, to burst in consequence of a thing.

—

€.

—

:;

—

«-,, -., «-, , 6-, -,

Med.

go

Pass, to

command

ordain or

to

sides.

be-

(^ -

across after.

to teach besides.

f.

give besides, give freely : kavII. to give with, give in dowry. Tivi to give oneself up or devote oneself to a to

f.

advance

III. intr. to increase,

thing.

IV. Med., Ocovs improve, prosper. let us give or take the gods as witnesses ;

«-,

also to

:

cf.

II.

Dep.

to seek or ask further

€-, , €-8,

or

demand

besides.

adjudge

to

f.

to

one

:

to seekfor

:

— Med. of the

claimant, to sue for a thing at law, lay claim

to.

disputed at law

, -^

, €-, ,

generally, rnrjch

:

€-€, whirl throw — Med. turn — wheel

revolve

or siuing round, of one

to

over in one's tnind, about, as birds in the air

to

:

Pass, to

:

aor.

part. dual.

I

opposed to the

2. equity, the spirit as

-€65, €'-€5,

kiTLdKis as

[word]

ov,

€S,

))

letter

is

= €€$,

like.

$

(km, ukUs) fitting, meet, suitable; meet ; ov ' kirieiKh whatever

,

meet for you to hear.

is

reasonable

:

also plausible

derate.

opp. to

2.

justice, equitable.

eiri-etKTOs,

6v,

17,

(km,

:

II. in Att. fair, of persons, /a/r, kind, mo-

not insisting on strict

(") yielding

that will never yield, unyielding

kmfiKTOs kmeiKTov

;

;

tmceasing woe.

€€8

«, Adv. of kmuKrjs, fairly,

Ion.

^, , -,

fnoderately.

2.

€€€5, ,

ov.

€€.

-,

k
Ion. for

Ion. aor.

I

part, of

Ion. for

pf. pass,

:

—

pf. part. pass,

€€ ((

((

Hence

hoped or expected.

(-4

:

ibo).

ibo).

ke\oa.

poet, for

iTri-eXiTTOs, ov, to be

€'-€,

tolerably,

probably, reasonably.

Ion. fut. of

contested.

f.

ness.

251

of the law.

of

Hence

in act to

:

aor. I

k-ea or k^-ea

(-(

Ep.

put on

€(5 :

to

Pass., Ion. pf. part. order after- besides or over : clad in strength, shamelessness; or (km, to redouble. (3 sing, pf) it was, covered in brass, had Med. to put on oneself besides : gene(em, the rail in front brass upon it rally, to cover or shroud oneself in. the chariot-rail. of the chariot-board I pi. aor. I of ov, (km, sitting on the car. Adv. for km 3 sing. pf. pass, of to correct or set in

f.

wards.

-^,

€'-§, 5, ,

km4a

€-8, €-, €-,

.

<$)

-, (. ,

f.

pursue after

to

:

up

follotu

:

—

as

legal term, to prosecute again.

6-€,

-68,

aor.

2

pi.

of

-|8,

-,

and

f.

(km,

ov,

nom.

likely,

;

)

koos yevkaOai

probable.

ov,

(km,

p^rv)for

or of the banquet. a giving over and above

«, 3, .«, «-,(() ,

aor.

to

«,

state.

2

noise or clashing.

reception of something new.

aor. 2 inf. of

3 dual indie.

((^)

,

;

€'•€,

a stidden inroad, raid, or attack. ships to run to, a landing-place. ov, that

,

€'•-€,

6-,

€€€, ness.

,

I pi. aor. 2

part, fut. 77,

II.

med.

k. ()

of of

a place

^

make

f.

my

subj. of

k€ov.

likelihood,

fairness, clemency

:

= sq.,

ov, lying

intens.)

from km-

join

fasten at II.

to

epith. of Italian Locri. towards the west. ;

fj

($

kirk-

II. act.

spirit boiled over.

-, )

to

to

bind fast.

to boil tip or over

youthful

to boil, heat.

€-|5, ov, subject

-, €-€,

upon, hurtful.

to

(km,

ov,

, 7,

envy : fortunate, prosperous. bringing loss or penalty

II. liable to

f.

to beat for

,

punishvient.

ol

Hence

to punish.

to seekfor, seek after .find

game ;

kmo^JVes

wanting

the beaters.

to bind or gird on: Pass., pf with their cloaks girt up.

f.

part.

may be run over or upon ; reimay be scaled. f. to go down or set upon.

a wall that

and

ov,

€'-€)5,

-,

f.

to tie together,

-, -,, (((, -. k^. k^n\. -, (. (. €€, -, , III.

II.

-

(as if

to outlive, survive.

-, -, -, f.

a running over.

for

kmpoov $€'-5, €-,

increase,

and part, of Im-

inf.

make a

II.

from

fiiriously.

--^

:

*($

((,

— Adv. k^na€$

($), vehemently, -., -, and -,

expected to do a prove so of things, top : generally, yoke to. well-known, illustrious.

a voluntary contribution to the growth, progress.

€6,,

but

likely or

ecus, 77,

f.

;

likely to

II.

ov,

f.

-, () «,

thing

part, of

=

€-€5,

vehement, violent:

to expect.

.

—

«, €, «-, . :

($),

Ion. for

aor.

I

of

Ion. for

kavv.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. of (kni, 9;) things acceptable, pleasing

reasonable-

also natural mild-

«-,

off,

ov,

(kmpa)

assisting, governing.

pleasing.

II.

warding

^ ),

(

252

, «, €-05, , (,

only in neut.

— €^naabav.

q. v.

pi,

belonging

a brithe nuptial

),

to

(sub. dal, nuptial; song, epitbalamizitn, sung in chorus before the bridal

«-,

«-08 -, ,

Oavaros) condemned to death.

,

-,

to

pay

to cheer on.

with a fee (Lat. honorarium). (km, 6^6$) to call upon in the f.

name of the gods,

-, , -^, ', . €'€05, , an €-96,

appeal

aor. 2 part, of

€-9€, ,

2

pi.

gods, adjuration. inf. of

aor.

-, (() , €-6'•|, , 6€•.05, ,

tion.

aor. 2 imperat. of

(from Med. ) f. to prophesy

()

,

terprising. ov,

eirt-OeTOS,

fetched, foreign.

{)

(.

ready

to attack

:

en-

emOerov,

, on

tipon or at: to

run

after,

an addition, accession: some-

()

. . -, €- , .

-, pray

the

,

f.

a suppliant at an altar,

to sit as

gods for aid :

cf.

«TTiOopetv, aor. 2 inf. of to

f.

€-, , -, Att.

shout in token of approval.

:

contr. for

-,.- (. break besides. part, of to

f.

luiGpc^as, aor,

I

:

or leap upon,

c.

gen.

c.

aor. 2

—

to spring

dat. to insult over

-, , (, $) :

:

absol.,

so far do they bound.

,, €, «, «'5, , f.

to set one's

a thing, lust after, desire eagerly.

heart upon

Hence

of desire ; and €q;s, -, a longing desire ; and 6, one who desires : a lover ; and •, 6v, desiring, coveting. Adv. -kojs. a desire, yearning, longing the object

€05, €, {()

-, -, «-, fj,

in

bad sense,

f.

to

aim

Ion. for

,,

acquainted with, knowing. pull down besides.

to

Pass, to sit

f.

Ion.

upon, be heavy upon. ein

II.

to set

f.

to sit

upon.

to press

down against

II. intr.

a

to sit upon.

naipus) in due season, season-

opportune : important, critical

-,

down upon.

upon:

upon.

to iiuiovate

f.

able,

to sit

it.

: «-, , ov,

= (TTiKaipLOS,

on

a place

-:

, an

incense-offering

:

from

[d], to offer incense.

straight at

:

c.

f.

burn on an

to

:

;

the

oi

to call on,

f.

called by surna7ne.

gtn.fit, proper, con-

—

to light or kindle

altar.

appeal to, adjure.

surname

addition, give a

to direct,

govern.

:

—

II.

Pass, to be

bring an accusation

III. to

, €, -, ,

to

IV.

Med.

to call

aid : generally, to itivite : also to challenge, Lat. provocare. 2. to summon before one. a cover, covering : a veil,

to oneself, call to

$,

cloak,

means of hiding.

, ( , «-,

From

cover up, shroud, hide.

to

II.

€5,, {) ,

to

put over.

Hence

a covering, concealment. a bend : the angle of a to draw up the wings building; so as to form angles with the centre. ccus,

f.

to

From

curved, curling.

(s,

\}/, to

bend into an angle

— Pass.

wheel round the wings, so as to take the enemy in

€-5, -, (, )

flank.

ov, bent forward.

( ( €-3,

a, ov,

head forwards. an angle ;

Adv. headforemost. properly on the head,

{(.) II.

the coast, opp. to angles to the coast)

c.

opp. to opOios, crosswise, at the country measured along (measured inwards at right gen., Tpirjpeis

-, -, -, -, :

XUTtmts forming an angle with the current

of the Pontus.

f.

-, -,

a place.

II.

to

come

to

—

to

to

go down

-

go down

bring down

to

down. land besides

land with or afterwards. {.

to fall asleep at or upon.

to or

upon

after or against.

to let fall

f.

to

desire, lust.

aTos,

,—

ovos,

f.

thing given in or over in a bargain. anything put on, a aros,

to

put on one's armour.

against, to lay to one's charge.

chase, pursue.

cover, lid.

to

-,, €- -^, -,

to call in

upofi.

II. as Subst.,

,

€'-, ^-,

Att.

added, annexed: far-

«-, {.-evoa,to run

-,

2. c. inf.

to shotit or call out.

f.

venient for a thing.

epithet.

«, , (()

at.

do, desire or long to do, (v.

to

€in-Kaiptos, ov,

of kvi-

opt.

a laying on, imposia setting upon, attack.

ccus,

II.

rush eagerly

to

[],

chief persons.

work zealously for. €in-06s,

2

to court or serve studiously: to

f.

f.

vehemently

place, besiege

-0€ivau, aor. 2 opt. and for

,

.

to the

to strive

-, ,, (. -, (,

Hence

to adjure.

upon or after

to offer sacrifice

,

f.

respect to, to complitnent

,

[]

opos,

ov, sick to death, like to die.

f.

-

Med.

lying on the sea-shore, maritime.

f.

f.

to offer sacrifice, offer.

) -, (. . «-, ,

(«,

Att. -ttios, a, ov,

Att.

«-, €-,

—

.)

= sq.

Att.

-, €«-, ,-,

•

(-2^, •-, ,

chamber.

ov, {(vi,

:

:

:

:

aor. 2

—

Pass.

-:

—

:

-, €-, -, -, «-,

-, (

f.

Dep.

€'-€, -,

€ ^.

overflow besides.

to sleep at or

upon

a place.

to catch up, overtake.

-€, -, €-€ -^ €-|/€, (.

to stay yet longer.

,

to

f.

€-€,

-,

and

upon.

-,

and

Dep.

^cw, to

f.

slay

upon or

over.

to tell lies in addition.

aor. 2 of

-, -,

€-€,down-, upoti

:

6'.

cf.

detain

f.

€Tri-KavTOS, ov, ikmKaiw) praeustus.

into.

Att. for

upon;

be laid

[]

of gates, to be put to or be set on or in : to lie

,€€

2. generally, to

closed.

over against ; ai

the islands off the coast. II. to press 3. to hang over, impend. III. of heavily upon: to press upon, be urgent. penalties, to be laid on, imposed. IV. to have

..

.-€ Ep. -: —

on one.

€7-€, down.

metaph.

II.

€•7€, €-€€,

^^, ,

aor. 2 of

€-€€,

«-,

to cut

,

also in

to land,

fut.

aor.

to

-, , -, :

—

ein

pour

in,

,,

€€, €-€', ,

[]

:

I

/eepdos) profit

{kn'i,

to conceal, hide;

fro?n thee. {km,

on

Ep.

traffic.

,

6-€,

herald.

,

;

-

ciri

apyvpiov

-,

a price

on

his

contr.

Ion. for

aros,

€'•-5,

to assign by lot.

f.

,

ecus,

a surname or addi-

by surname, by

name

also in

-, €8, ,{() €-, €- specially

called upon, called in as

a thing

km\iv.

-

sloping, slanting.

to lean

on : a couch, arm-

From

f.

:

—

so as to fit

:

pf. pass,

Pass, to be

closed doors. Pass, to be inclined at

put

II.

an angle

to

:

to

emKCKKibend towards : to

pf.

:

sloping, oblique.

;

part, pass.,

III. Pass, to lie

,)

over against.

to recli?ie at table.

2.

€'-€,

km-

only,

summoned.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

[t]

name

a reproach, imputation.

II.

2.

absol. ace.

name ; but

{kma4)

ov,

to stir

f.

€•5, €-, -,

up

,

(.$,

an overflow flood

,

,

to listen to, hear.

-, €-, -, 6-•. ciri

f.

demand

by

to spin to one,

to

:

— so also

assign to one 05 in

Med.

Att. for

to

inf.

€'•-•• Att.

to extol or praise the

-, ,

send a message by a make proposals for a treaty : generally, to

claim

to shut up, close.

f.

to commotion. given to stealing, thievish, cunning in speech. wily: c. gen., kn'iK\oTios f. ciri to overflow, flood : metaph. to I overwhelm, ruin. Hence

From

herald : to proclaim publicly.

[d]

one's destiny, of the Fates

a message or

Dep.

Pass, to be

ciri-K\oiros, ov, {km,

or embassy to treat for peace. aros,

—

{km, KKios) famous.

c's,

\•\5

of or at a burial. thesending a herald

ov,

«€,

:

(). an accusation. Adv. by surname or name. ov, succeeding to a patrimony : as Subst., , an only daughter and heiress, who must by law marry her next of kin.

—

'

-, $) €'•6, {(() it

-

run come lay upon

to jeer at, insult, teaze.

f.

will not hide

to

-

. aor.

in again.

Ion. aor. 2 impf. of

f.

—

apply the spur.

f.

mix

to

:

upon, invoke.

to call to or to

bend towards

to

(), {km, Kkios)

chair.

intrans. to

2.

come ashore. f.

[],

(s,

exhort and

I

or ashore, of ships.

Dep.

weep

to

\-\. «-, -, €'-€ -, €-€ ^-^, «, , {€\() -, {) (5, -, €5, ,{) —

€'5,

to shout in applause, to cheer.

Med.

€-€, -^, €-€, ,

—

:

ov, tearful.

nominally.

cheering, exhortation.

:

f.

:

Hence

responsively.

allies.

encourage, cheer on.

aground

send forth a sound in

bent or broken in spirit, L&t. frangi animo.

mow

down,

of

-, -

f.

€
Att.

€8, €-,

upon or

for

to

tional name, and generally, a

to cut short, baffle.

pf. part. pass,

«TTiKcXevats,

and Ion.

more.

serving as Pass, of eniTi-

inf.

€-

answer.

II.

-5.

poet,

f.

(A),

still.

burnt at the end, Lat.

-, -. €'•-6, -, ,

. - -

-, «-, -',

far

in pres.

danger, precarious, insecure.

ov, in

Adv.

— Only used

Att. for

go down upon or

inf.

€,-5,

f.

-Karideiy, aor. 2 with no pres. in

inf.

use, to look

to

throw oneself upon.

throw down after or

to

—

.

253

be extended, spread over ; as the morning light is spread.

dangerous.

more accursed.

ov, yet

:

—

f.

f,

:

€••-€,

scrape or grate upon a thing.

Ion. for k(p-iKvkopiai.

€7-.,

Pass, with fut.

med.

-,

to fall

asleep over. :

f.

' :

to

or

announce, pro-

km

',

head hence to proscribe. to spread over Pass, :

—

to set

to

€-5,

misaious

to share in

neut.

,

as

pi. f.

common

common

to many, proAdv. in common. 2. communicate with.

ov, (kni, Koivos)

«-€, :

to

with.

:

—

254

-^,

,

f.

to boast besides,

, (/) €-, ,

to

add

boastingly:

boast or exult in a thing.

6'•-.€,

add

to

f.

€iTtKOiros, ov,

and wail for

to smite one's breast

,

of.

—

knock down

to strike upon, to

f.

Med.

boastingly: to boast

cut short, lopped.

another, Lat.

of Epic poetry

-, ,, ($) «, ! , 17,

^», €-€, 6-5,

67-, ,

ov, (eiTOs) Epic,

ol inifcoi

;

the epic poets.

-, —

an Epicurean, a

,

-, -, ,

, ,

help in

war:

(kmKovpos)

generally, to help at need;

dat. rei,

c.

km/iovpeiv to aid one against them krriKovpHv Hence TLVL ri to keep offfrom one. help, protection ; and ;

$,

€5, (^^) eci;s, f],

aid, protection. defeiice or protection

a

),

against, aid, succour, assistance.

an auxiliary

II.

or allied force.

€05, , -5, , (,

auxiliary, allied.

Kovpos) helping, aiding, assistov, ing: asSubst. an ally: ot kmKOvpoi the auxiliaries or mercenary troops, opp. to the national army. to lighten : to relieve of f. Att. 2. metaph. a burden. II. to lift up, support.

—

«-,

to lift up,

,

- -€ -,-

encourage

€-[,

£,

f.

in

:

bad

f.

'— :

:

accomplish, fulfil;

vvv

:

to

) ,, ,

grant

me now

prayer, fulfil

this

,(

it

aor.

bring

I

-

,

conquer.

;

-, --,

:

-

€'•-€, , «-€, -(' f.

€-, -, i

[t]

6-€

and

hang hang, impend (*}

:

to

:

—

absol.

{kvt, Kvpos) to confirm, ratify: to

tiriKvpaas, aor,

ein

part, of

I

to

f.

€-€05, f.

(cus,

[], to

f.

«-,

ov,

1.

ov,

guarding

to hinder,

make a

(km,

$)

)

f.

impend

[]

{km,

/6- a

hilt.

f.

-, ,

determine.

mast.

{erri,

l

aor. 2

wards.

II.

upon

ship's

kmav.

med.

: of

take,

—

f.

to

of

receive by lot after-

one by lot, come afterwards. hold of, hold tight.

to lay

hold of, interrupt ; vvktos to lay

part,

-(

Dep.

of give Judgment upon, decide, the sailyard

to fall to

.

2.

of a taking hold, grasping:

inf.

f.

inf.

)

med.

handle.

Ep. aor. i imperat. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. i opt. of

Ep. aor.

aor. 2

Pass, to over-

overhatigi?ig

of or for a festal

at the oar, a rower.

,

Att.

keep in check.

riotous assault upon.

laudatory.

of a weapon, up to the very

superior.

bee-hives.

[], to lament over. From 77, a hinderance.

f.

over, threaten, Lat. imminere.

4s,

Hence

humpbacked. bend forward.

(km,

ov,

€-', €7-, , «-, €-8, ,

prevail,

to

down.

:

f.

a conquest.

-•:

and

determine.

, , gen.

over, cause to

-:

to stoop

to fall or light upon, gen. to have a share of, partake in.

c.

:

-(: —

i

down upon.

f.

:

€, {km\av) €65, €-, -, €-€5, {() -\, «, (. €', €€, €6€, (. kmavv. «, €€. «-, -, -, :

aor.

waves over. bend oneself over,

and — and

aor, I

to pass,

Adv. of : having control or mas-

Comp. €$,

tery over a thing

:

to roll

to flow in

^cw, to

f.

fall in with

:

(

—

-€ €-, , (. -, -, , ) ,

Pass., aor.

overbearingly, impetuously

(km,

yrj

ov, (kni, KvpTOs)

«-, $) €5, , (/) €-6, -^— — is,

fresh gain.

gained

;

procession.

€€5,

to

-,.,

a coveringfor the head, a head-dress. II. the capital of a column. II. {iiriKpar-qs) mastery, dominion. a government, dominion, province. f. to rule over, govern, c. dat.: absol. to have power. 2. to prevail over: to get possession of, Lat. potiri, c.

or croak at one.

;

(Im,

6-€,

caw

besides or in adacquired land, as the Delta of Egypt a ?iew or foreign wife newly acquired friends. to make a noise upon; to resound with. to stamp with the feet is, {km, Kvdos) glorious : brilliant. Pass, to become to i?npregnate again : doubly pregnant. f. to come round in turn to.

dition

generally, to

;

to

ov,

achieve, effect.

ciri-Kpdvov,

-, -€, , {() {()

iiriKT-qais, «ws,

sense, to ptiffup, elate.

to shout to or at.

ciri-KpaCvw Ep. f Ep.

throw a

to

f.

€-€,

aid, to

to

:

Pass, to conceal

Dep. to gain, win besides; gain additional territory. f. to kill besides; kniKTUveiv slay the slain anew.

to

come

to

II. to

ov, hidden, secret.

follower of the sect of Epicurus. 77^0;,

aor, 2

:

Med. to disguise Hence disguise oneself.

c-irt-KTaoixai,

to celebrate.

:

«iri-KOTOS, ov, angry, vengeful : malicious, malignajit.

f.

f.

or in.

-(— —

upon.

f.

adorn with

to

f.

hammer upon

to

f.

eTn covering over

;

:

to rattle on or over. trodden hard, beaten.

f.

ov,

strike or smite

or

plangi.

«irucos,

—

:

:

.

:

aor. 2

med,

inf,

subj.

aor. 2 kirkXciPov: pf. -6t2. to over'

seize, attack.

to attain to, reach, over-live.

and

spyov.

4, to seize

and

3.

stop

( , € , $-,

back. get over

attack

:

obtain

:

—

,

binder

from

getting

ktnKa^uv to metaph., rroXvv B. Med., with pf. pass. much ground. to hold oneself on by, lay hold of; pretext, 2. to to lay hold of to get possession of, to seize upon, arrest II.

—

—

come up

to

Hence

reach.

to,

—

€-65, ,

upon

after or

to shine

;

when day bad dawned.

hidden.

aor. 2

(,

6-,-(•, -'/

,

to forget.

fut.

pass,

to

forgot thai

owed

I

Att.

fut.

with pf. forget;

Pass., aor.

:

«-,

I

^ '^ ,

Dor. for to smoothe over; aor. I part., 67€?7/5 having smoothed over the opinion of Xerxes, i. e. making it plausible. f. to say in addition, to add furf.

«-,

ther.

to call by

2.

out, select

-^,

name.

Med.

so also in

.•

:

—

ov,

II. to

Time,

to

«,

TO, the price of a bath. to trouble, grieve besides.

choose, pick-

f.

,

(,

troubled, grieved.

,

a

«m-XOiros, ov, fojs,

«-,

think over, consider.

2. to

\, to pour

:

f.

f.

III. in

Med.

also,

-(,

dote upon

:

:

with aor.

(

;

ing.

Ep.

Dep.:

I

6$

to fail

:

absol. to fail, lack, be

want-

Hence

€-€,

]m\€iv|;us, (ojs,

:€8,

ov,

, failure,

(^;)

-,

f.

,

lack.

c.

-, --, ,

, -, -, ,

evidence.

to peel, strip

f.

to look

of

its

obtestari.

towards, see before one.

€,

{€) -, -, -6, ,(, $) ••-05, 5, (() {(.) see

poet, for

to forget. Xeia) obtained as plunder. to shout in applause,

f.

of a winepress or

ov,

3. to

on earnestly,

to conjure, Lat.

€5. (. — , ) €5, ,(() () -, Ep.

fut.

to

o,

=

of

knead again:

Med.

,

having a bad memory

:

:

-, :

aor. I inf.

,

fcus,

seizure

may

easily be at-

and

f.

'. —

to

of

(^($)

care, attention, diligence;

rivos attention paid to a thing.

med. of

,

that

[a],

f.

irreg. Sup.

fut.

{(,

smile at or upon.

forgetful

— Comp.

Hence

a defensive alliance.

ov,

forgetfulness.

ov, gen. ovos,

seeking after OT for.

to fight for one.

tacked, assailable, open to attack.

forgetfulness.

to stroke.

at the breast.

f.

,

caught, detected.

ov,

ecus, J7,

(,

ov,

ov,

intage.

Hence

declare before witnesses. a witness to anything.

f.

the

kiss.

learn besides or after. to bear witness or depose to

, , ) , -, {() , (() 1•5 , . (. . (-, «, -€€ -(^ «, {() {},

thos, ",

more.

a wanton

to

gen. -vpos,

li.

causing forgetfuhiess.

ov,

still

absol. to call witnesses, call in

:

to call

2.

€-5, ,

bark.

, ace. to

a witness, testimony. Dep. to take to witness, to call on

as witness, appeal to

of

pf. pass,

Ep.

Hence

chosen, picked; oi

Toi picked soldiers.

:

endeavour lay bold of, grasp:

to strive after,

(,//) .-,

a thing.

after,

to be passionately in love with.

:

without pUepov,

[a], aor. I

mad

to be

:

;

otie.

at.

2

pf. act.

to leave behind to obtain, aim at. II. 3 sing, plqpf. also to touch, feel. II. to fail one, like Lat. deficere ; eveXine the eiriXeinei Adv. for failed him time fails me of rivers, eiriXeineiv to TO, have their stream failing, to be dried up; and so

Pass.,

dogs

at the breast.

fut.

aor.

pf.

mock

to

f.

ov,

to let slip

:

solve, explain.

2. to

€-€, , (, -..\,%, (, $)

upon, make a libation over.

aor. 2

release.

to loose, untie

f.

generally, to release.

med.

Hence

trouble, grief.

' -, , -, , --, . , -, -, ,

-, €-€,

to read.

remaining: of

left,

come, future.

Pass.,

Pass.,

or tTTCtAcY^iVot chosen men.

barbed.

still

, , ())) // -, - -( (: €-, -(: - to be

I

€$,

.

f
tion of a speech.

ov,

pf.

-6-

I

Dep.: make account of. :

a conclusion, inference. , II. concluding speech of a play, epilogue: the perora-

I

and

2 act.

aor.

:

pf.

reckon over, think on, consider: to

Med. cirtXavOa-

III.

forgotten.

«-5,

(

aor.

f.

make

Causal, to

to

the

escape notice, be

to

II.

255

one who uses nets, 6, {Irti, a fisherman or hunter. iXXos) to wink with the eyes, to make signs by winking.

and

caught, detected.

ov, Ion. for

:

Pass, to be flooded.

(\$, («-, {(^) , €$ (,-: -: -5, (, -/) €7, (^) ,-, -, €\-, «, «--, -, , — -^, f.

—

—

/—^. (-^, ) • €-,

:

a laying hold

a finding fault.

Adv. grazing, scratching.

of,

-,

and

:

aor. I

aor.

I

~((

;

:

Dep. with fut. med. also with fut. pass.

(, ()\ —

—

,

have charge of:

to take care of,

pay

to

) ( gen.

:

|

, «, -, an

for,

object of care

(y(V€To it was a care to Cyrus have to care for it; the charge of the execution of orders.

(

pay

take care of,

€€, (^) €(.

,

,

one

one must

Dep.

sing

to

f.

€€, -.

Adv. of

€-,

aim

,

f.

matter of blame,

blame

to

pers.

c. dat.

:

€$, -, -( $,

cin

fut.

on, to abide

aor.

:

:

2. to

still.

€-€€,

to abide by.

to stay

continue in a pursuit.

3.

wait for, await, c. ace. Med. to send for besides, send

II. to

, $ (($

for a reinforcement.

€'-€€,

Pass.,

out.

to

f.

measure out

—

assign to the corn measiired to,

measure out or pay in addition. TO, something added to the measure,

II. to

€-€,

«-, -,

excess.

Dep.

to devise or concert against.

(ojs,

6,

€-5,

flocks.

Epimetheus,

, 5) ) )

ov,

Nymphs

{km,

monthly:

{kni,

-, «-, f.

precautions.

«-5,

i.

e.

protec-

)

devise besides.

($ -^ «— (^, «-, -, -( -( — ( ov,

{km,

-

with

:

-,

fut.

Pass,

to

:

Pass,

and Med.

;

to

-,

make mention

mix

in

or

to

have in-

of.

and

:

.

of: also to quote, poet, for

to mutter.

token of assent.

at, in

Ion.

-«, Dep.

to find fault with.

Hence

, €05, €-5, ,

blameivorthy, blameable.

-, (. -,

blamed, blameworthy. ciri Dor. for Dor. for 6Tri-v€iov, TO, (ejri, imvs) a sea-port for the navy, ov,

arsenal.

€-€,

kaoa.

-€

fut.

and

- :

—

to allot, assign, distribute.

to

graze on another's land

over the

— Med., of

€€€5, f.

:

aor.

nod

to

part, pass.,

€-€ «-€,

€'•-5,

«-,

to or

.-,

to spin to, esp. of the Fates.

= kmvv(,

to

load with a thing:

pf.

piled up with.

f.

to swim, float on the on board ship. heap or pile upon.

top.

ov, (kni, vavs) (kni,

vew)

to

to be sober at or for.

to the top, float

over

:

{km, clouded, overcast. {km, v^cppos) upon the kidneys.

ov,

f.

come

—

-tvfvoa to nod fortoken of command or

to, in

€5 -(,

(A),

{B),

spreads

)

cline to or towards.

-^

I

fire

assent, to make a sign to another to III. to inpromise by noddiiig.

nod

:

feed metaph. to

of

of emreai.

II. to

-, €-€5, «-

do a thing

:

tos

pf. part. pass,

fut.

:

(^. $.

vaaos

so,

;

I

turn cattle

cattle, to

the

town

€-6,

aor.

II. to

go on grazing

spread over;

(C),

II.

mind, think of; us think 0/ battle. III. later, to

to reinember, recall to let

fut.

and

I

wink

;

to close the eyes at a thing

-- €-, -, )

put in mind

k-Lvoa^, aor.

deeds.

to

mingle with,

tercourse or dealings with. f.

ill

[],

after the story

scoffed at.

-, =

ov,

craftily devising

epyojv contriver of

and

{km)

ov,

f.

approval, to

[], to be angry at or with. Dep. to contrive against: to devise II. to

coming moral of a fable.

Att.

wards.

(sub. lepa) monthly offerings. eirt

€-5,

-, ^

thoughtful.

al,

-

the

over the boundaries, to

Prometheus or Fore-thought.

is, {kiri,

•-.€8, of €-08,

tors

5)

((ir't,

After-thought, brother

) ( €-, - ,

to

—

besides.

Hence

ov, (kni,

impute to one as one as matter of absol. to find fault,

I

commit adultery

blameable, unlucky. a staying on : delay. to mutter or murmur at.

f.

), blame, complaint.

med.

approaching, invading. blame, reproach.

--, ^, €-5,

to

to

Hence

complain.

i

to

ov,

TO

Dep.

opt.

I

part. pass, of

, , (){()

object against

to

aor.

I pi.

<5,, ,

with pres. sense,

2

Ion. for

ov,

^.

to have brought in

absol. to associate together.

:

aor. 2 inf. of

in

is

carefully.

pf.

with

f.

who

for

in hostile sense, to be

;

aor.

to.

and poet.

at, desire.

blame :

of

pf. pass,

Ion.

tiri

and Ion.

poet,

c07itact with, clash

charge, a manager, overseer, superintendent.

= «-, , ^€$, €5,

,=

ccus,

dealings with one

attention to a thing.

,

a mixing with

17,

-, ka. ^-^, -, ^. €6, -. «, ^. €-€, , km. -€, -, (()

;

verb. Adj. of

Ion.

€-|5,

€(8

I

mixedly, confusedly, in-

others, intercottrse, dealings, Lat. comynercitim.

(€€$

esp. in neut., as,

:

:

{^) -, (^)

Adv.

discritninately.

also

a care. caring for, anxious €s, {km, II. pass, cared about: absol. careful, attentive.

«.-€5,

kinviKios.

€|,

have the manage-

to

to, cultivate, c.

attention

Hence ace. et inf. to take care that. arcs, to, an object of care,

c.

:

€€—

256

ment of:

;

:

Dep. to swim upon : to 2. to swim on the surface.

to.

viKios, ov, {kni,

of victory.

II.

as

—

—€€. €-, , ),

, -, * (.

CTTLVLKOi

($),

TO (vivifiiov (sub. triumphal song or ode. feast in honour of a victory. Subst.

€-, -, «-,

( , = k-niViKios.

iiri-vlKOS, ov,

€wt-vo€w, I pass.

f.

aor.

:

same sense

in

contrive.

[vi]

i

:

but also with aor. to think on or of,

purpose, intend.

2. c. inf. to

3. absol.

to form

a plan, design. Hence a thinking of or over a thing, thought power of thought, inventiveness. 2. a purpose, de€irivota,

,

€, {() .

sign.

€€$, Dor.

impf, of

I pi.

() €-5, ) ) :

€5, €-5,

dwelling in the country.

ov,

by night, nightly.

,^,

«-€••-,

ofoxforabride, bridal. to prick on the surface.

-, ,

Att.

«-,

(,

ov,

f.

and \, to drop asleep over. II. bring or apply to.

f.

) -, , ) -, . )

to

distribute, assign.

€-$,

on the back. to put on the back

ov, ((iri,

(em,

f.

of,

to cover with.

€iri-vii)Tios, ov,

^ -,

'\.-^€,

€-|€,

—

(,

, (,

on the back. tawny, of hares.

and poet, for

Ion.

f.

f.

(^.

2. Med., a stranger.

Pass, to be so entertained, to dwell abroad.

€'•-€,

-,

f.

€-5,

TO,

to scrape

(tTTt,

$)

offices as

on the surface. a chopping-block, like

the executioner's block.

:

ov, poet, for Itt'ikoivos,

km^vvos apovpa a common persons have rights.

6-€, .,

field,

i.

common in

e.

to

many;

which many

(km, oTvos) at or over wine. f. to pour out wine for. aor. 2 oi

( 5 $ (,

€-5,

(€,

io

ov,

f.

,

poet, for aor.

:

swear falsely, forswear

deity

oneself, irpbs

kmopneiv

;

to

:

—

by

a

swear falsely

by the royal hearth. Hence a false oath, Lat. perjuria. eiri-opKOS, ov, (km, opKos) swearingfalsely ,fors%vorn, hzt. perjurus ; or of the oath, sworn falsely ; krnopKov to swezr falsely ; also, kmopKov to swear a bootless oath.

,

«-, 6.€) 6.-., ,=

Dep. (km,

)

«-,

have before one's

€-€,

,

(kiri,

ovpos) a watcher,

guard :

c.

c.

heap up

to

besides.

,

f.

to

-,

inf.

march alongside of to come forward to

,

to

\\.

to

speak.

Att.

:

fut.

Hence

upon or over.

— Med. II.

,

present besides or in addition

€'•-€,

:

-etvai to be present at or near.

inf.

--

to be

to.

come upon in flank, to come on to assist. III.

-

[]

(

to sprinkle

:

—

,)

kind of cake with comflts upon it : also a plaster. f. to make a noise at. the ground, or on a ciri-ireBos, ov, (km, level with it, level, flat ; kv kmirkSai on a level a

'•-€,

€-€,

es,

-,

f.

'

Dep. (km, Ep. syncop, aor. 2

-,

coming

Pass, to be persuaded,

)

c. dat.

;

«-, ;

From

obedient, compliant.

with, obey.

proach

—

(€((5.

Comp.

€'€5,

to

part.,

put faith

in,

comply

come towards, ap-

to

k1evov (tos the

year.

ov, containing

i

;

and ^ = ^ of the

a loan at the rate of

«-,

principal,

or 20 per cent. f.

\pa},

send after or again.

to

1.

of

(€\\, , -. €€, 6'•€, (. €'•-€, pf.

to

a sending to a place.

dat.,

gen.,

of k-inm

of begin

to

turn dark, of grapes ripen-

ing.

€-7€5, ov, somewhat dark, properly of grapes

».«;. ,, €6, , «-, -(,

ripening

;

then of the colour of hares. fut. med. of

,

«- -,

aor. 2 part, of

, -, ) f.

or

or

:

come

to the

and

«-, (-5,

to

kmovpos guardian, chief over Crete: kmovpos chief svfme-herd.

-

whole, generally, on the

the

prepare besides provide oneself with besides.

to fly over, to

eyes, foresee.

tirC-ovpos,

-,

Adv. upon

of

pf.

to one's share.

average.

pf.

(kmopfeos)

:

(\$, falling

($,

ks.

I

ov, gen. ovos, (kiri,

II. the gods, to send upon or to, let loose upon. Hence to send besides : to send by way of supply.

€iri-oivios,

tiriov,

entirely, altogether.

brandish at or against.

to

yield to persuasion

^evos) to entertain as a guest:

I claim these

poet, for

Dor. for

irreg.

ov, inclining to yellow,

ibo), the

sufficient for the

tiri-iraaTOS, ov, sprinkled on or over:

17^0», to

f,

257

daily bread.

Adv.

eiri

to

a grazing on another's , a right to pasture on each other's lands, of the citizens of two neighbouring states, lands

).

k-nioioios

)«-.

after-thought.

II.

;

«-, «-, -,

go over: come upon.

to

fut.

snow upon,

to

day

:

€( (

a song of part. pres. fern, of a coming day (sub. Hence ov,for the coming day,

2. (sub.

victory,

—

—

:

make

to

-,

freeze at top

f.

,

to

:

knowledge of by flying. f.

:

-,

—

toflx upon.

Pass, to congeal.

spring upon, rush at. above the elbow. press upon. to

f.

, (k,

»

to spread over. only found in aor. 2 Dep. to fly over : metaph. 2«

——

:

—

——

:

:

—

258

«-,

-,-, - «), « (. €€5,

Dep., used only approach, come near.

€••-••.,

€-,

to

:

:

upon:

, ,-

aor. 2

io

aor.

:

€-€, 2

also in hostile sense, to fall

:

a breathing upon : inspiration. {km, irovs) upon the feet. to yearn or long after, regret

,

f.

€8,

,

niture, movables, as opp. to fixtures, Lat, stipellex.

[/]

slifle.

Hence

greatly, Lat. desidero.

of accidents, to befall one. implements, fur(contr. from

upon, attack

choke,

ciri-iroSios, a, ov,

:

to tope after dinner,

:

«-,, {() Itriirvoia,

-imov

pf.

:

to fall

and impf.,

up with a thing,

pf.

f.

:

in pres.

tofill

f.

f.

drink afterwards or besides

-<€

. , «,

—

—

,

a yearning after : and ov, longed for, earnesily desired «ws,

«-, , = ($. «.-',, , ,

an over shepherd or shepherdess.

,

f.

be at the iop, lie

{eirtiroXrj)

ihe iop

rise

metaph.

-' €-05, (. -, ) -, €€5, «-, , -, «-, , «-, €-5, , ) -. «, -, (-, €( -(: aor. I part. pass, of

-^, —

make

f.

drive about I

to

,

wander

:

wander about

uppermosi,

Att.

ing.

[]

to

:

spread

—feigned, false.

^,

more. a chaplet. irXeov, still more.

«iri-irXtov, Adv., for

km

€•€5,

:

Ion.

f.

--

:

«-

,

to rebuke, reprove

:

-, , a casi

reproach upon

:

casi

in one's ieeth.

«-, ,

,

from

Lat.

:

(€€5,

(()

TO,

omentum

:

Ep. for

(€\. ciriirXoov,

form of emnXa properly neut, an Adj. formed from iiri, as dirkoos from '.

fuller

of emirkoos, ov,

toil

and and

also kmirXoos, 6.

aor. 2 part, of

caul of the entrails,

{)

-, $, ) , -.,

biickled

to or

lrti

€-'•€'•,

.. Ep. aor. 2 of

—

:

pass.

aor. I

march

over.

a manile

Dep., lengthd. for

io be conspicuous.

(--€£,

whither.

fly

««-,

beseem, be

2. io

-, .

Dep. to go as ambassador any send an embassy.

2. to

Ion. for

.=

[], to grind [the teeth] at a thing.

-, €6, «€€,

-, -,

f,

or place before one.

-: —

to

f,

Ep, aor. Ep, aor,

fut.

oi

I

2 inf,

throw forward.

of

i^nnpot.

- :

aor. I 2. to

:

aor.

«(

to set out

«-, -, «. «-^ ,-,

Ep.

I

or

imnpoiK€

II.

:

send out one before or

send forth towards

to

at:

[']

to

he

shoot

sieered,

made for them.

rarely

:

Time and

Adv. of

Place,

also in preference to.

(A),

f.

to

run

ai or io.

{kmirpooOtv) to be before, rois irupyois io be in a line he in the way ; wiih the towers, so as to cover one with the other. 6'.-••€', f. io pour forth over: to pour

(),

Ion. and Ep. for Ep, for CTTi-irvew Ep. aor, I iir^fut, : trvevaa to breathe or blow upon, so as to revive forth. metaph. to excite, inflame: to blow favourably, to knknrape favojtr, Lat. adspiro. :

,

io

on the shoulder.

befitting.

before

of

go, viarch to: {km,

hover over.

place.

Ion. aor. i part, of

med.

f.

at.

part,

: wearisome : of perof omens, portending Lat. aegre, wiih

:

km

Dep.:

«iri'irXoos contr. eiriirXovs, 6, a sailing against the enemy, bearing down upon him, the attack of a ship or fleet. 2. a naval expedition against a

-, -, «-, €-, -. -, - -^

generally.

(mvs,

Adv.

suffering.

after another.

the

im

to toil on, persevere.

trouble. Sup.

( -,

to sail upon part. Ep. aor. 2 to sail against, to or over: to float upon. III. to sail on board a ship: attack with a fleet. sail with or in charge of. Att. for (mirXeos. f. toflll up; Med., rijv vavv toflll up one's ship's crew, to man her afresh. to strike at : of words, Att, f.

-, , , «-,

From

ov, painful, toilsome

loil

«, -\€ -, €$ .

prominent, project-

growing hoary, grizzled. an attendant.

sons, laborious, pains-taking

(kiri,

a sailing against; kniirXevaiv to have the power of sailing against, to have From the weather gage. f.

= f.

,

:

, , at

II.

ifn-troXv, Adv., for

quite full of a thing. «ws,

€-€,

be

a sloping surface near Syracuse.

to plait into

iiri-irXeos, a, ov, Att.

on

a surface: gen. kmiroaiop : c. gen, on ihe iop of, a piece of ground wiih

Adv., at the iop,

above.

eirt-TToXos,

eiriirXeos.

ov, gen. ovos, still

f.

Xrjs, as

:

ordinary.

(,

ciri-iroXios, ov,

A.av.=^lTTLirXiov.


the surface

2. superficial,

,

f.

on

ov,

aor.

over.

:

prevail.

aor. I part, of

Hence a plaster on, smear over. ov, plastered over

II. to

the surface.

over, to

med.

Pass, with fut.

pass,

to

and

:

^-

f.

-<,

:

(

aor. 2 kwkirrapov

:

—

to sneeze ai

my son sneezed

as

I

;

vl6$

spoke

— — —

omen

)(.

a good the words, kindly to, favour.

-,

«', , {,

iTriirTca0ai, aor. 2

hence of the gods,

:

Dep.

go

to

of an enemy,

:

:

to recon-

-,, (-,(-. , €'•'•5,

«-

abundant.

,

ecus,

a going round,

visitation.

to set a

add

) flowing

(

to,

—

€-€,

-,

f.

, ;

upon or

CTTippaCvfji, to f^prinkle

«irip

f, ipoj,

coming

in or to:

fut.

:

-

aor. I

:

-•

strengthen, encourage, cheer

but the

,

f.

pf.

towards, of the balance

«-,

to flow to

^.

aor. I pass. part, of

of

i

ares,

taph.,

f.

=

,

to

.-

«-,.

f.

II.

:—

f.

)

to

:

to

;

shake at or

hence

:

{em,

speak as an

to

put in motion against

and

east at at upon.

-

f.

:

«, (^, {(.) ,

II. intr. to fall

aor,

:

metaph.

2.

to

I

-eppi\pa

commit

to,

:

—

(((5

-, -, ,, to be in

cm

:

upon a

device

shield.

—

a mark or sign upon II. to give a Pass, to be marked, bear a mark. Med. to give one's approval to a sign of approval f.

--,

give up hearing a

upon.

esp. in

excitement or agitation.

thing.

to

:

and plqpf. as impf. to rush on, hurry, hasten; hurrying over the plain: of rapid he hasted on to follow

as pres.,

pf.

—

ov, cried out against, infamous.

cirCp-piKvos, ov, shrunk up.

to set at

Pass, to hurry, hasten towards

II.

aros,

burst forth, of lightning.

,

orator to or over.

-

f,

:

wave or beckon on

or aor. 2, part,

Att.

:

intr. to

€'-8,

to drink.

pack-saddle : mea burden of disease. II. to to pile a load upon.

in hostile sense, to fall upon, rush at, attack

a reproach.

cojs, ly, {kiti,

thing.

to.

to

€-€

.

make

, {() a

load or saddle a horse. Ep.

dash against, force upon or to ; Ion. impf. kirip• motion, 2. to rend at or on hearing a metaph.

«iTip

aor.

feet.

€-€•

charm.

:

of hair, to fall to apply one's strength to a thing, :

they moved

one, set on.

€7-5,

to

«,

a thing

v. eiripp-,

2 upon the surface, float atop. 2. against. at into: of men, to stream on or towards ; or lipon one. Ep. xpovos onward-streaming time, i. e. the

cmp

spell,

€'•-,

to flow

future.

a

II.

:

to fall upon. to II. trans., force down one scale: hence to weigh out to one, allot. «irtppcirws. Adv. of imppcnrjs, favourably inclined. f. aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense) i :

be invigo-

impers., KUvois

at;

afterwards or nimbly with their

clivis.

to lean

downwards on

ivork histily

;

leaning, inclined towards, Lat. pro-

f.

I,

keyeiv they took courage to speak. aor. I Dep. to flow

flowing.

Alt. for

besides.

is,

to recover strength,

:

«Wp-

and impf.

:

2. to sacrifice

€65, From €-€, ,

I

or stream

to offer sacrifices at a place

Ion. impf.

aor.

;

are used as pres.

rated, be of good cheer: also in aor.

over.

to sew, stitch on.

-,

Att.

«--^,

plqpf.

of the rider, to urge a horse or of the horse, to gallop. to be careless about a thing.

f.

by shaking the whip

: : ; :

metaph. overflowing,

( €-, -( €. ( (, , (. , ^« € -, ( ~( €€ -, .) €< ^, (€ «-, «, =

—

dog on one.

overflowed, moist.

II.

and

, -(-( to

:

:

259

)

2.

strength on in a thing: Pass,

Hence

—

to save, preserve.

ov, {enippf

in upon, adventitious.

an

—

——

f.

€8,

over-fold, a flap. about, visit, Lat. obire

—

:

«-^, , (, €••-, Dep.

to be

of

inf.

of a general, to inspect, review noitre.

. —

,,

coined.

ov,

)

having a mark on

it,

of money, stamped, distinguished, famous, remarkable, Lzt.

mark 2.

{(,

to set

or inscription

:

II. eniinsignis : also in bad sense, notorious. a flood. f. as Subst. any mark of distinction, a deto roar at, of the waves to echo or answer to a sound the ensign or to shout applause at a thing : vice : a device or bearing on a shield to repeat or second a prayer : but also, to inveigh flag of a. ship. 77,

an

afflux, influx,

:

:

:

against.

Hence

( (--, ,

eirip-po0os, ov, hasting to the rescue, aiding: gene-

helping in need, giving aid against. II. reproaches bandied back and forwards, abusive language. rally,

«,/ , -, f.

to forebode rain by croaking.

Hence

Adv. with noisy fury.

nato,

.

f.

«irippvcCs, aor. 2

-, 9 «-, -, ,

equally. €-5, for «' on, as a dog. «-5, ov, (, $) somewhat flat-nosed. [sc. /Ltotpas],

to set

( ( , -,

turn aside one's course. tu> to furnish with food Med. to furnish oneself with food, to forage: c. ace, to provision the army to provide oneself with a meal. to

f.

(^ —

Att.

f.

:

TO, = sq. croak to or at : c. ace. cogand ($, furnishing oneself bode flight to one. , part. pass, of imppew. with provisions : a stock of provisions. to

to shriek or

,

{()

2

:

:

:

:

:

—

260

€-, , «-€, €-€5,

to

f.

f.

ccus,

«-,

17,

)\,

dig superficially. [d], to scatter or spread upon. the first spring (kiri,

. (, or start in a horse's gallop. ov, verb. Adj. of

,

«-€,

he considered, examined. a pres. only used

which furnishes

€-€,

authors,

ready: to equip, fit out:

to get

f.

packthc money upon'

to

€€5, , <-€,

repairs, stores.

«, ,

ciriaKeij/is,

spection.

€'-8,

{()

)

«-, ,

ov, {kiri, f.

-,

a looking

consideration, reflexion

2.

II.

:

at, in-

inquiry.

abide at a place.

:

—

—

(

enjoin solemnly upon, lay a strict charge upon, to comthus much/ mand one to do;

( -

'

thee.

f.

' «-, -€€

prosecute or indict.

^^'. — —

III. to

throw

to

pf. pass,

a shade upon, overshadow, Lat. obumbrare

€-5,

shading, I

instect, to

go

c.

gen.

f.

examine

iiri-aKOTTOS,

guardian

:

—

0,

{ {

an

i)

ii)

—

«-, , (,

-, -,

subject

pi.

with

brood over. Att.

f.

fut.

,

€'-, -, , , f.

the skin

by frowning: hence,

Med.

draw or drag after one: draw on, allure, induce:

to

:

2. to

draw

to

pull the

to

3.

Med.

4. in

to.

to oneself, win, obtain.

«TTiairctv, aor. 2 inf. of

€-€,

(, to

f.

sow with seed:

ۥ65,

,

fcws,

a libation at a to

', , -, ,

to

make a

to

sow among.

aor. I part, of

libation.

6•-'€,

—

-»«. From

Adv. urge on, hasten.

hurried, eager to

f.

From

sacrifice.

pour upon or over: absol. II. Med. to make a fresh

treaty.

II. intr.

hurry on, rage furiously €iTiaireo-0oi, aor. 2 inf. med. of f. to urge on, promote, further. II. intr. to hasten onward. aor. 2 part. med. of a renewed or renewable truce, mostly in plur. a sowing after. ^,

to

,

(. (.

€'•'65,

,

sown afterwards

ov,

—a

:

Ep. aor. to

to be

ply with drink like a

to look savage.

of the brows which

make fun.

i

opt.

laugh

med. of

at,

Hence

to further.

ois,

},

01, aor. 2

is

knitted

(.

turn into ridicule

II.

subj.

and

aor. 2 part.

:

{(,

Ep. for

€-35,

ov,

pf.

(€)

pass, of vehement:

«,(,{() (, (.

hurrying on, rushing, gushing: ace. rushing upon. Ep. for

a

also

c.

tire.

2 sing of

eiricrra, for

suit-

like dfppvs, Lat. supercilium, used

«•-, ,

01

:

haste in a thing.

77s,

-,

attentively, earnestly,

make

to drop upon a thing: shed delight or honour. Dep. to weigh well, ponder. ov, at, belonging to a lodging or station.

f.

to

to

€'-5,

(')

).

Ion.

Ep.

aor.

:

I. c.

:

pass,

I

Ion.

poet,

pers.

imperat.

:

impf.

:

to

urge on,

to

f.

make

intr. to

as Adv.,

for arrogance, haughtiness.

f.

mark

med.

Scythian.

absol. to Joke,

door

2

Pass,

,

:

kotos) to throw darkness

f.

over.

at,

[a]

Adv.

hitting the

neut. coming up to successfully, with good aim. to,

indignant

watcher,

state

II.

shadow

overseer,

by the Athenians

ciri-aKOiros, ov,

or a

f.

bring on, cause.

so also in

II.

From

, -, , ( -, ( ( -, -, ( ( ( punishment.

of a a scout, watch. overseer

or

bishop.

oneself,

a tight-drawn noose.

opt. of

2. visitation,

also

:

drawn upon

ov,

((. (. €€8, «--, ,

to

2.

esp. a public officer sent

inspector

able

at,

by dreams. 3. to consider, reflect. Hence , an overseeing : the office of an over-

seer oi bishop

€'•5, ,

the handle by which a fishing-line, angle.

II.

to.

aor.

upon or pay regard to. to look

:

Pass., oveipois

«,

as

(from

watch over,

to

:

to see, visit

unvisited

pulled

sadly, to bis cost.

posterity.

pf.

:

Pass.,

keeping a hidden watch. overshadowed. 2. act.

(,

ov,

is

= '($) shame-

{k)

,

ijpos,

rub or smear over.

to

^, {^) {) €5, ) {) ( (-, , -€( — -): «, — «, , , — €( «, ^ «-, «, €, (.

-, :

command

f.

«-€05, , , (, ful, sad — Adv. (^($,

is,

make to lean upon : make to intr. to fall upon, like light upon, impose upon II. to Med. to lean upon, rely upon. lightning xpw, to

f.

^

raillery.

f.

at or near a tent. lodge in a tent : generally,

to

,,

6ius,

«-,

cover over.

to

Hence anew, repair, restore. , one who restores. , a repair, restoration : materials for

to equip

«m

late

:

.

inf.

a door

a fut. to

«-6,

to stay,

by

to

(. , <-, -, -, :

inf. to

:

know how

Att.

Dep.

firt-

med.

fut. :

(,

to do: to be cap-

able of doing. II. c. ace. rei, to understand, know, to be versed in a thing in Herodotus, to be assured

,

of, to believe

well:

—

pres.

knowing,

:

:

((, ,(($ -

but in Att.,

part.

to

know for

ov,

skilful, wise

:

c.

certain, as

know

an Adj.,

gen.,

{()

skilled or versed in war.

Adv.

skilfully, expertly.

— k'ns-—hnvv(.

:

,

(. «5, {() , {()

,

ing. in a

II.

march.

, ()

diligence: anxiety.

2. attention, care,

and

f.

f.

eiriaToXevs,

a slopping, checka resting, staying: a bait

€'€, ,

to

{}$)

President stand by, be present.

€5,

II.

to be chief

in the assembly.

III. to

()

master, lord: a manager, overseer; president or steward of the games. the chief President of the

€5, ,

«, «, . -, -(: , «-, -(

go

to

€-€,

to,

[a]

command

-

:

pf.

letter

ktri-

:

III. to

II.

draw

in,

to

groan

groan or sigh

€'•€. «), €,77, (67/^)

=

€€.

at

:

,

.()

experience, wisdom.

in plur. the sciences.

Ion. for ov,

gen. ovos,

€-0, ,—

to

f.

,

«-, -5,

Pass, to

«-, , ) to glisten

«, [a]

, --:-

{(,

wise, pru:

upon : hence lean upon a thing. to lean

to

that can be scientifi-

f.

-

-:—

aor.

:

of the waves.

-(^

i

to strew or

€€5, ,,

or

or

on the surface. Ion. for

(^()

:

pf. pass.

(^)

spread out upon.

-, ,

a march

or expedition against one. f
=

From

march against, go on an Prose mostly in Med. to

in

:

€•-€€, , f.

encamp over

to

part.

2

€(5 — :

{()

girt up, neatly, of

€iri-

:

ov,

turned towards

to be

hence, to be admired.

:

-,

turning towards: attentive, careful, Adv. kmaTpapCjs Ion. -is, earnestly,

is,

sharp, shretud.

,

From

sharply.

f.

aor. I

:

direct towards.

2. to

aor.

2

turn or

to

:

turn about, turn.

3. to

amend. 4. Med. and Pass.

to correct,

-(

make to writhe.

II.

[a]

:

to

turn one-

round : to go backwards and forwards, to range or wander over : to visit. 2. to be turned or conself

verted: to repent.

3. to

look towards: hence to

pay regard or deference to : mean. III. intr. in Act. direction

:

ov,

c.

to

ace. to allude to, turn oneself in any

IV.

to return.

pa(Vos, ,

= ep€
-

pf. part. pass.

earnest, pressings

vehement.

turning both ways,

(^)

a wheeling about, return to the charge : also of ships, a tacking or putting about. II. attention, care, no-

. ,. (-

2. a moving about in a place; occupation of the palace. ov, conversant with: cerned with or in.

€5,

((4)

€'•-<, «-, . «, «-,(, , f.

, -,

shortened form of Frequent, of

mostly intr., like Med. quent a place to occupy one's house :

to

f.

as

against.

pass,

subj.

:

for

a dock for ships.

Adv.

to bridle,

metaph. to curb or muzzle, throw down on the face.

shorter

tice.

known.

ov,

dress,

make

, (()

confirm, establish eiTKrrqTOs,

Subst.,

II. to

,

knowledge, understanding, 2. scientific knowledge,

generally, learned, well-instructed, scientific.

cally

:

Adv. turning right and left.

skilled in or acquainted with a thing, c. gen.

:

gag.

to curve, twist,

over.

Ion. 3 plur. subj. of Ion. for 2 sing, of

dent

horse

€-€, €-€,-|, =

silence,

)

, ((,

Att.

f.

Lat. epistola.

letter,

c.

, () . , . , (()

the dead.

:

2.

turn or convert from an error,

(^ $ « (€€ «,

manage a

«-,

:

generally, to

orders

or

.•

science

so

^-

;

€673,

,

skill,

and

or looked at

lament over. f. to deck with a garland. km6S, crowned to the brim; OTi(pias oivoio goblets brimming over with wine. €'•-<€, f. to surround with or as with a they cbaplet Med., crowned the goblets to the brim with drink metaph., to offer libations as an honour to

command.

inf.

tighten.

to

by

aor.

Pass., aor. I

;

to write letters; cf.

f.

\

Icn. for

announce, give intelligence.

2. to

{()

a message, command, commission, whether verbal or in writing If

expedition against

—

pf.

send by message or

enjoin,

bid,

given.

,

a letter-writer, sec-

vice-admiral.

f.

3 pi. of 3 pi. impf. of

aor. 2

,

to,

an

€5.

-( (. €-<€^, , -\, -, €-€, , €€5, send

f.

Athens,

tread upon, stand upon. along, or over, to approach.

to

f,

2. at

cf. irpvTavis'.

-, fem. of

Ion. for

, , ()

II.

Ion.

pubUc works.

inspector or commissioner of any Ion. for

261

« . -, (, . -, ^. , , ( , ( -: ( ,

one who stands by, a 2. in battle-order, one's rear-rank man, suppliant. II. one who is set over, a chief, the man behind. ov, 6,

retary.

have charge of a

thing, to be set over, preside over.

to

, «-,

aor. 2 part, of

«us,

——

and bring

to a place.

\'5,,

;

but

to visit or fre-

:

also to

come

to.

2 sing, imperat. of

gather together again,

collect

Hence

-, '.

an assembling together at

pf. part, pass, f.

con••

a place.

of

set

together

—

:

^^^—

262 with aor.

«, ,-, -, «5, (()

against.

-(, €-€,

II. Pass.,

-,

2 act.

pf.

to

f.

run together

:

trail after one.

drag or

to

do

II. to

anything in a careless way, to slur over.

,

($,

-,

a being ga-

) (.

thered together against, a riotous meeting, tumult. to slaughter over or besides, imf.

,

molate.

4-&5,

(km,

(5,

«-, , «-, ^, «-, «.,, -, , ,

steady, precarious.

f.

f.

up.

2. to

prone

to fall,

un-

form of to bind tight, fasten. Att. to put a seal on, seal

later

f.

,

€€

)

~4 —

aor. 1

f.

pf.

:

:

Pass.,

put in Pass, to be under be ordered one

to set over,

:

—

2. to enjoin, order orders to do a thing ; of things, to orders given. II. to place behind or in reserve i also, to place next or beside. on or over a tomb; {(, \oyos a funeral oration spoken at Athens

( -, ,

3)

«-,5, ,

. who had

yearly over the citizens

fallen in battle

such as that of Pericles in Thuc. 2. 35 sqq. f. to hasten on, urge forward. aor. I inf. of

€€, €,-6,

-(

aor. I

over.

-Tivu

f.

[]

:

pf.

:

draw

2. to

— Pass,

urge, excite

Ion. impf.

kmTeivecKov: :

—

to stretch

Pass.,

upon

or

tights to increase, heighten: to

on the rack

to be stretched as

generally to be tortured, to be on the stretch, strained to endure. to the uttermost:

Hence

confirm, ratify.

Att.

command.

to.

anything trailed after one the trail of a snake, the track made hy dragging. From aros,

c'rrt

«: -( -,-^

-^7rtrrj6etoy.

aor. I

to conspire against.

;;:

:

,

—

one who seals or signs. f. Att. to build a fort or occupy a mostly in plur. bands {(, 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. over the ancle: a covering for the ancle. f
(^€$)

€7-€,

«,

,

(. .

€-6, «, €€, €-6,

€€,

($) -, , (^)

«€ «€5,

, (€5.

€-€€€,

,

«-€€,

, (^()

-,

, «, . €-6, , «- «-,$),

(€\€

—

«-,

of (km,

-,-:

complished, fulfilled.

to

heap, pile up.

—

aor. I

{). «, () , () , -^, €€, «-, , . « (. , €€, (, Ep.

€, «,

upon

,

the metal

of the wheel, the

the felloe

an

hoop laid

injunction, precept.

From

intr.

aor. 2 inf. of

an

injunction, order.

Dor. for

$, , and

enjoined,

command-

up, behind ;

Ion. for

(()

poet, for

«€8,

,

«TrtTo^iS

the

Att.

to stretch over.

an injunction, order; arrangement of the tribute.

-,

f.

£cw, to

trouble or disquiet

yet more.

«,

,

lengthened for

defejider, ally.

«,

:

i^,

()

lirippoOos,

f.

sun or

—(

:

to abridge.

,

(()

(km,

c.

II.

-:

stars.

aor. 2

cut or incision into, gash.

II. to

cut

at the birth, about to

iiriTepirris, (S, pleasing, delightful.

a helper,

€'66,

pf.

of

of

km(v.

kl•i.

3 sing. pass. pf. of

4-€, ,

€-6, f.

«,

€776

kmTpt

Dep. to contrivefor a purpose.

«ois,

II.

Hence

€€8, , . , made for a

«;. -.

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of to make for.

to contrive against.

venient,

a stretching, straining.

From

Pass, to rejoice or delight in.

pf. pass,

labour or suffer yet more. [], 2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of

ciriTalis, cws,

make a

the re-

to

f.

«-,

to

-6«:

— so also in Med.

to rise, of the :

pf.

prescribe, ordain:

bring forth.

serve in an army.

€'-,

Med.,

6iri-T6^, cKos,

commander.

drawn

II.

in

Ion.

short

€5, ,, ,

ed.

—

and

-:

command,

to lay upon, enjoin,

dat. pers. to give orders to:

tire.

*, , «", €€$. ($.

'^

;

aor. 2 part, f.

,

contrivance for a purpose.

Ion.

€'•€5, ,

special purpose, fit or

, (km(s)

adapted for

it,

con-

n. useful, serviceable, necessary; 2. of persons, the necessaries of life.

^^Lb€Ls— serviceable, friendly, well-disposed: as Subst., a« intimate friend, Lat. necessarius. fitness, suitableness, conve-

€'•€5, $, , -ews, Adv. €'865

of one's

of iitn-qhuos, suitably,

serviceably.

€-€5,

Adv. formed from i-ni raZ(,for a special purpose, for the purpose : on purlater

«, «, €€, ,

pose, advisedly, Lat. consulto

designedly, artfully.

:

{(€)

6,

aros,

that which one

pursues, one's pursuit in life, business, custom, practice, Lat. studium, institutum. fcus, attention to a pursuit or business

,

(«/)

f.

formed

as if

were

it

a

does not exist), aor.

—

compd. of

ness, Lat, studere rei

care to do

—

:

it

take

€5, «-, , «-, -, ,

melted or luted

- -

f,

f.

to

:

^

cline towards. ;

-

upon, pour upon when melted. to look out or watch for.

put or lay upon.

covering

overlaid: metaph.

to,

From

to melt

f.

aor.

.

I

pf.

:

to

put

to,

:

-

upon, turn or inclose, as a door or

2. to set

5'

back the thick cloud and put it IV, to put to besides, to add. put on, as a last touch or finish. V. to lay both to

.

roll

III. to

upon, impose, inflict, esp. a penalty also to give a name. VI. to give an injunction or message: to send by message. VII. Med. aor. 2

^, :

-€(:

put on oneself or for oneself. 2. to set oneself to, apply oneself to, engage oneself in. 3. to set upon, make an attempt upon, attack. f. to lay a value or set a price upon, Lat. aestimare : to value, honour, shew honour to

-,

:

to

2.

to.

price.

—

raise

II,

in

—

price:

Pass,

7. to object to

«,(]$ (^ «05, , €, €, ((:)() :

in

rise

a

one as blame-

to blame, reprove, find fault with.

ۥ8, (, ,

to

amount of

to lay or estimate the

penalty, to appraise. able

,

opos,

-5,

TO

,

( ,

and privileges.

an avenger. of civil

the enjoyment

) )

rebuke

:

ov, {(iri,

in

honour

^,

) *;.

the surface.

aor, 2 cir-

irr.

:

,

€-<1,

«5,

as Subst.,

{(()

ou,

ImTovos

stretched, strained.

), ,

(sub.

II.

a rope or cord with

stretched or tightened, the back-stay

is

of the mast.

€'-(|, Dep.

( «, «to shoot at.

(€. (.

Dor. part, of Ep. 3 pi. of

€'-'•,

-: -(

Ion. for

Ion. aor.

:

act.

«-€€, €-«, :

and

fut.

f.

— Med.,

aor.

med. of same, must permit. From

-&,

I

aor. 2

(^ « aor. 2

:

Ion. aor. I

Pass.,

—

Ion.

f.

:

aor. 2

—

-(-

:

—

[a]

:

2. Med, to incline to. turn to or towards : to put to give over, commit, entrust to one's charge Pass, to be into another's hand, entrust oneself to

to

:

—

entrusted;

(3

'5

mitted ; "Clpais

pi. pf.,

for iiriTe-

whose charge they have been com-

iiat) to

ovpavos

(3 sing, entrusted with the comII. to mand Med. to trust oneself to a person. III. to make over to otie's heir, leave, bequeath. give up, yield : to permit, suffer, allow.

pf )

;

:

€-€,

f.

-,

bring up, maintain:

to

(

—

-, €()-,-,-(

to

grow up

after

generally, to

:

:

pf.

-,

grow

fut,

2

pf.

also

:

aor, 2 -eSpa:

to

upon : to assault, attack suddenly. run over a space to graze as a lance does a or

Pass.

up.

aor. I

fut, I

(from Root

:

.,

run

at

II.

to

shield

2. c. shed abroad, be diffused. an army does a country. 3. to treat lightly of, Lat. oraiione percurIII. to run after : to grasp at, seek for. aor. I imper. and inf. of

to overspread, be

ace. to overrun, as

€€, €-,

rere.

f.

ciriTpiTTTOS, ov,

[]

aor. 2 pass.

:

(sub.

()

the principal,

ov,

i.

one

e.

to

—

:

worn, practised, hackneyed.

«•5,

:

grind down, afflict, destroy: Hence destroyed. rubbed down, worn away metaph. to

and

{) (.

33^ per

cent,

«ous,

,

—

'"'*" + ^, or at the rate of -^ of

one-third, I

was a loan

$ €•€, , (€) 6-5, =

in possession

at the breast, sucking.

wound on

the rising of a star : the season of a star's appearance in the heavens. f. to submit or endure to do.

iiri-rpoiraios, a, ov,

:

as a citizen, opp. to

a penalty upon, punish.

to

:

Pass, to be utterly

rights

punishment. oy, («/, done in one's honour. II. or as Subst,, the value or thing: the honour due to a person. 2. II.

estimate of the assessment of damages, penalty ; the wages of ungodliness.

(($ €-5,

to

pres. (see

rub on the surface:

censorious.

:

bear patiently, submit. 3 sing, aor. 2 imperat, of

inf.

run over,

Hence

a reproving, rebuking : and ov, , an estimator. II, a punisher, chastiser; an appraiser or examiner of what has been done. Hence

,

still

verb. Adj. one

care.

ov,

*«--, obsol.

one's busi-

c. inf. to

:

to lay

f,

:

done with pains

Pass, to be practised,

superficial, counterfeit.

—

pf.

also to invent

:

, () ,

ۥ.-,

which a thing

but the tenses are (which with

pursue or practise a thing, make

to

and

* ;

(€(,

l

«-,-,-,

^ €•5. «, ^. From

the practising or studying of a thing.

:

and privileges

f,

Ion.

— 263

rights

full

—

:

5. 1•.-9,,(,)

nience for a purpose.

€-€8,

,

—

•

per annum. entrusted, delegatii.

guardianship.

Hence

——

:

264

—

eTTLTpoirevTLKOs

, dian. «inTpoireva),

,

for

fit

the

office

of guar-

,

f.

(iniTpoiros) to he in charge, to be governor. a reference of a thing to

() , «, trustee,

another: a charge entrusted to a person.

an

2.

absol.

,

whom

a charge is esp. a guardian. rutmingly, fluently.

one to

entrusted, a trustee, steward

{() *5, {() €-, -, :

Adv.

«-, (, ,

running

ov,

metaph.

easily:

voluble.

murmur

beside or over.

f.

aor. 2

:

f.

-frpayov

to eat

:

-€

aor. 2

:

to

:

light upon, fall in with, meet with:

c. gen. rei, to hit, succeed in doing in aor. 2 part., 6 h'ke the first one meets, i. e. a common, ordinary person, any one.

reach, attain to

«••-05,

tomb.

c. part, to

:

II.

(,

)

:

a, ov, at or over a of the crested lark, xvith a crest or

€-5, — «- , = (5.

-

top-}(not.

[], be inflamed:

f.

kindle, inflame

:

successful.

aor. 2 inf. oi

Pass,

.

aor.

f.

I

to shine

intr. (sub.

2.

and Med.

€£, ,

to

shew

the surface, outside, of anything.

(sub. iepa),

to

shew forth, II.

into light, shine

II.

Sup. of

km-

appearmetaph.

to light,

()

,,

visible, alive.

Adv. of

Kov

pfiv

:

f.

(see

(

openly.

(,

{kni,

)— \(,

<-(,

:

:

i

to bring,

one, to impute

-rjvcyKa

to.

2. to 3.

,

at

at. 2.

me-

taph. to inflame, excite: also to make brilliant or illustrious. II. intr. to blaze up, be brilliant.

€-8,

.

ov, frightful, terrible, fearful.

come constantly

to

go regugoods, to he to,

larly to, visit periodically: of foreign

an

addition.

(, (79,

,

[()

-,

-, ,

rally

=

f.

a bringing to

upon: gene-

to or

bring and put on.

,

aros, mostly in pi., that which is served up in addition: dessert. ov, carrying towards. II. of III. prone or inclined to a thing. ground, sloping. f. to say after or besides. 11.

{() (-, , Pass., fut.

aor.

do.

:

—

to think

:

aor. I

-(,

of doing, be minded to

upon, devise, contrive.

2. to reflect

3. to

:

:

6'--,

;

opt. of

km•

shrewd, prudent. thoughtfulness.

{km,

keeping watch

)

by.

thoughtful. distributed to tribes.

{(,

ov,

$, ,

{iiri, the small grapes term applied by Aristophanes to poetasters, whose names are not mentioned until the

of true poets f

€7-,

Pass.,

with

a

:

is

exhausted.

,

[]

f.

to :

act. aor. a

upon, to cling closely

€-,

to f.

,

plant over or upon. to make to grow upon.

(, to.

-, {km, $)

f.

Med.

bring with oneself, bring as dowry. 4. Pass., to rush upon, attack, assault, pursue:

med.

ov, gen. ovos, (eni,

gleaners

upon, also in bad

also to offer

to be

f.

ov,

list

aor. 2 -rivey-

I

«, €-$, (^) ) «-, )) €-€,

-, - -, £-€, — -, -,

make war upon: thro\u a charge upon

to confer

Ion. 3 pi. aor.

,

manger.

upon.

put or lay upon

sense to inflict or impose upon to

at the

Lat. bellum inferre, to

absol. to attack, assail.

i.

left for

to shine

aor.

II.

Dor. part. fern, : Dep. to labour willingly to set on fire, burn up.

to spit at

eiri

II.

hating

of,

(.

-, -»,, -, ,

Hence

II.

() «, (, €7-, -, ,- $)) ov,

€3,

enmity.

Hence

coming

ov,

f.

ov, liable to

bearing a grudge against, jealous working mischief, malignant. Hence Adv. so as to provoke envy.

4,

the festival of the Epiphany, the Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles.

€-5,

bear hate against. envy jealousy.

II. to

'

to

f.

of things, remarkable.

:

.

notice, observe, to recognise, take notice of.

ingf conspicuous, open, manifest. illustris

«-,

lousy.

-,

«-, ,

Pass.

effective,

upon.

Comp. and

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

(s,

f.

and

(pavujs.

happen

what is said. grudge or withhold from jea-

in accordance, join in

Med. and

aor. 2 pass. part, of

famous, Lat.

—

appearance, manifestation.

«, -€, «, «, (€)

, -

,

to

f, to utter words of omen {(, promise in accordance with an omen. Hence a word of good or bad omen. [a], to arrive at, reach first. f. aor. 2 of as if from Dep. to utter after or f.

. -€ . .«,,

come

oneself,

forth, appear.

the

) €, -, , (-, (-, -, €-€, €-,

to one, to

regularly imported.

mark,

hitting the

es,

display.

:

to be furious.

aor. 2 inf. of

follow upon, come after,

pass, timid.

«€, {€)evyv. «, €€, -: -: — «-, $)

to

absol. to ensue,

act.

with, or after, esp. as sauce or sweetmeat.

to,

—

€-,,

arbitration.

to

—€(.

after.

€', , {)

guardian,

:

pf.

II.

to

grow

to tell of, mention.

-,

to

grow towards dawn.

gape for.

to rejoice

over:

c.

ace,

ffi

( «, -, -, —

—

' ( . )

kv € to

:

shew malignant joy over

€'-(|,

€-,

:

—

so also in aor. 2 pass.

shower bail upon.

upon an anvil: to work metaph. to forge to one's purpose.

-, «, -,() f.

over again.

2.

to forge

€-

()

over.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

€,

-,

f.

Att.

to

:

tTos, 6,

,

pleasing, agree-

neut.

winning: giving pleasure

:

are

the

Comp. and

as if

Sup.

from

Tos, ov.

Dor. aor.

I

imperat. for

an

arcs,

nant joy

:

object

of malig-

a feeling of such joy.

to be rejoiced at, delight-

ov,

II. to be exulted over ; matter of triumph to enemies. (s, {(, xeiKos) full to the brim. f. to stay the winter through. f. {em, to put one's hand to a thing ; to set to work at, make an attempt upon,

ful.

€-€5,

, «-^, -€€,

,

«€, €'•€<5,

endeavour

to do.

an attempt

Hence upon, attack. an undertaking, attempt: and an attempt upon, attack : gene-

:

, ,

€£ys,

66,, €65,

rally,

()

2. to set

aros,

and

{)

verb. Adj. one 6,

venturous person.

«-€, ,

)

must attempt. an enterprising, ad-

(|jrt,

labour.

2. gtuernlly,

,

'•-€€,

«, , ,

.«,

,

-(,

-(,

-€6:

-() — :

,

(^,

,

) (, , ) :

-8, «-,

earthy: as Subst.,

€irC-xoXos, ov, (Im,

thing

:

to

f.

to

come dancing

{(,

upon the earth, ot, men on earth. producing bile. dance to or in honour of a

ov, or a, ov,

on.

lend

have dealings, be

of, esp. to

Dep.

upon or

to spit

[t], to

at.

anoint, besmear:

— Med.

to

:

-,

and

-,

f.

(.

esp. to stain, colour.

li\vs,

fws,

of a pouring over: an over

part. pass,

I

{^)

77,

, -, ,

flow, flood.

(-4,

to

plated with gold. to rub or smear

to yield,

f.

come over

to.

{km,

f.

)) give way.

to visit

II. infi.

often, to

be in the habit of coming to, Lat. ventitare. ov, also os, ov, {km, in, of, belonging to the country : 01 the people of the

€••-05, ,

country, the natives; ion of the country. country.

€-, ('-,

kmxaipiov Adv. -$, in

custom ov fash-

the

the fashion of the

^^.

old Att. for

accompany on a stringed instrument.

«-, , to

metaph.

to

to touch on the surface, glance over: f. touch lightly on, Lat. strictim attingere.

€7-€

old Att.

«-,

-(|

:

pour drop by

to

drop upon.

€-|/, — Med.

Dep.

to lie still

Att.

f.

question:

to

-,

,

to

more.

put

to the vote,

confirm or decree by vote:

put the

—

Pass.

appointed by vote. ov, exposed to blame, blameable. 11. act. blaming, censorious. ai, {km, eir places sheltered from the wind, roadsteads. part, of ibo). aor. I pass, of pass, of [], aor. aor. of Ep, so, cirXeo for 3 sing. impf. of

to be

only used in pi. wages of wages, pay, guerdon, in good or bad sense, reward or punishment. f, to ratify a proposed decree, strictly, by show of hands. Hence a decree passed by vote of the people, esp. by shoiu of hands. Ep. for aor. I inf. of 6'•-€, f. Ep. pres. aor. I aor. I inf. to pour over or upon: shed upon. II. Med. to pour or spread over 2. to have poured out for oneself or for oneself plqpf. «fone to drink. III. Pass., pf. Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 to come as a torrent, to stream or flock to a place to spread over like a flood, inundate.

manual

to

Ion.

ov, overlaid or

iirixCects, aor.

((5, -$, «, (, , {() (. «, () €$

able,

€-5,

over

be gracious to the stranger.

«-,

to attack.

;

anoint oneself

(Dor. for

imperat.,

Med. make use

II.

f.

to Dep. a present : aor. I :

aor. i

'•-€, «-,

(.

besides, to oblige with

in aor. 2

coppered friends with one.

gratifying, agreeabL.

f.

grant freely

copper,

with

-;«. -,

f.

:

besides.

, -

Hence

a supply in addition.

to stain, colour.

,( ) ^ «, covered

ov,

furnish or supply besides

to

'•-(), only used

II. intr.

a thing.

«'-€, ,

,

f.

:

265

generally, to supply : to aid.

,

[d], to relax, loosen.

to yield or relent in

^.

but mostly in bad sense,

—

{kni,

f.

—

)

,

-, ,

, ' . , (.. {(

;

',

',

( ( (. . , «, (. ,

for

€7€€,

(,

6;,

2 sing.

impf. med.

for f

;

aor.

I

€€.

of

aor. 2 pass, of

«, «,

3

pi.

aor.

Ep. aor. I

pass,

(, *'€, €-, €-^, aor. 2 of

,

iirvfvaa,

€-,

as if

aor.

:

tirXev for ine-

.

2 pass,

of

:

r

Ion. for

of

. (.

from a verb in and pass, of

(, -.

act.

-€,

Dep. to lament over. reputed to be Ion. for plqpf. of (•oh, to bring on the way.

3 sing,

—

:

266

€, (-,

, . pass, of

aor.

place

€6— €^5.

go as

{.

to settle in a place, inhabit

:

(-€,

or colonist

settler

occupy

11, to

it.

a

Hence build upon or besides.

against for offensive operations. f,

^croj, to

II.

build again, rebuild.

to build up,

«ir-oiKOS, ov, settling or sojourning ers.

II. as

ger.

2.

a colony.

settler in

€-€, —

3.

a

-, «-,

€-, «-, , -,

f.

eir

of

fut. f.

.

to

proach

to

:

draw near to. to go over, go

^

.

tack.

cession

:

esp.

death.

2.

about ; currere telam.

set

«-,

run ashore.

to

f.

go

in suc-

over, traverse.

-, fv,

, «€, «|, , f

visit

:

a ship ashore

«-€5, (,

€-, •-^,

to

3.

run

,

:

— of

(-$, -: ) «— €5 €, «•$, (,(. ov,

- rainy

{kv'i,

and

fut.

From

:

:

aor. I

:

:

—

oath, upoti oath.

aor. I inf. of

«, -,

6\08)

.

ou,

of a shield, on the boss.

Dor. aor.

€€5,

-^, —

name

,

upon by name

Tivos to call

name

by a :

—

the navel

;

«-(|, in pres.

Ep. imperat.

«TTOTTot, a cry to

,

'^.

to

Pass, to be

epic poetry.

-, , €7070(5, f.

)

mimic

,

an

to adjure.

Ion. for

Ion. for

fut.

:

aor. I

:

:

{(iri,

or rouse against: to stir up, ex-

to stir

:

Pass, to rise against, assault, fly upon one. f. to rush violently at : of sleep, to on.

3 pi. aor. I opt. oi aor. 1 imperat. of

€'-(, Dep.

02,

€os, TO, II.

dance

to

a

kir

to a tune.

word;

word

enos

generally, that which also

:

is

by word,

spoken, ut-

a song.

III.

I. prophecy, an oracle : later used also of 2. the meaning, substance also a proverb, maxim. 3. «»; in pi. meant poetry in heroic of a speech. or lyric poetry then verse, epic poetry, opp. to transferred to elegiac verse; and thence generally to it

is

(\

«, , . -, «-, , — aor. I

:

of

to yell out, utter

to stir

f.

against

ۥ$, ,

ov, {tm,

iiT-ovpavtos, a,

venly.

in plur. as Subst.,

2.

Att. iw

f.

-5, (-(,

From writing epic

«-€€,

(). poetry — —

«,

that of the hoopoe

epic poet.

to roast besides or after.

to siir

up

f.

-

= ^fOi'.

aor, I

:

to help

II. intr,

to sail

to blow onward, to direct with a fair wind. :

blowing favourably.

,)

remain a debtor, continue in debt. to bring water by a channel io a

to f.

,

place, Lat. derivare.

:

:

ovpa) on the tail. ovpavas) in heaven, hea-

(Im,

ov,

ov, {(iri, ovpot)

Dep., only used

lamentably.

up, urge on

Pass, to hasten on.

named favourably upon : metaph.

regard with awe or reverence.

cuo-irouos, ov, (enos, as Subst.,

-(,

to utter

-, (, €, - )««-, , «, (.. «, €-<, — and — up —

towards a point.

and impf.

«,

{(,

with a loud shout.

( -,

after another. Iiroiras, ace. pi. of

intr.

(-

the voice in wailing.

f.

f.

-9,

generally, to call

:

of

verses, poetry.

upon

of to throw reproaches upon. Hence II. ov, to be reproached, disgraceful. act. reproachful. Adv. shamefidly. f. to give another name to, to surI

up

lift

tered in ivords, a speech, tale

wet.

:

,

to set upright: {km, up the voice, shout at ; but

lift

yoois to

accurately.

rovs Oeovs to swear to swear to or upon ; by the gods c. ace. rei, to swear to a thing aor. I part., with another Verb, elnc he said with

an

to

come suddenly

,

(drought).

weather, opp. to

(sub.

cite

uneven, rugged. to glide upon.

to raise

reached

io be desirous

Ion. for

:

the ship, to

a cry of triumph at. follow, Dep. from q. v. f. to rain upon ; and , abundance of rain or moisture: wet f.

metaph. ones demands. f.

go towards, apto go against, at-

round,

((($, having

2.

) ) «-», -, ) €-.

of Apollo and Artemis, to visit with to to go over, get through one's work to ply the loom, Lat. per-

to

I part.

to strike.

more, rise in

to

2.

II.

«-, ,(.

wail over.

Dep.

f.

more.

to, offer yet

to stretch oneself towards a thing,

fut.

forward

oIktos) piteous.

hold out

to

reach at h; aor.

ov, to be pitied, pitiable, wretched. (iirt,

,

teries.

Med.,

an overseer, guardian,

one initiated at the greater mys-

II.

f.

Hence

f.

«ir-otKTOS, Of,

(6$, {()

Ion. for

«-, €8, , — \. (-, -, -, — €. «-, ,-, €-,

(iit'i,

:

over, watch over, take charge of: II. /o become an be

ov, 6,

watcher.

have compassion on.

to

^^/,

Ion. impf.

:

initiated into the greater mysteries, used proverbially of attaining to the highest earthly happiness. of tutelary gods. TJpos, , =

neighbour.

€'-€,

f.

to look

:

to visit, punish.

among foreign-

Subst. eiroiKos, 6, a sojourner, stran-

a colonist,

)

-,

Pass, with fut.

«-, ,

(')

med.

ride upon.

ov,

{},

to

carry towards or upon: to be carried upon,

on the mountains.

,

€5,

— ^/. From

<5, the saddlecloth, housing.

(';)

ov,

mounted upon : metaph., \6words home on madness, i. e. absol. well-seated, mounted: keeping

yoi frantic.

2.

",

one's seat.

ones, 6, the hoopoe, so called

«-, «-,

)

Lat. upupa.

(,

Dap.

€-$,

cry,

ov,

overlooking all

II. act.

)

,,

, )

neut.

(,

seven feet long.

6. .

seven-gated : epith. Boeotian Thebes, in contradistinction to Egyptian Thebes, which was ov,

€-5,

ov, seven-towered.

Iirxopov, aor. 2 of

with or as sauce. 6\pov) used to eat with bread. to be looked on.

illustrious.

:

things.

-?, -, --,

a view over;

-5,

-poos, ov, conlr.

to eat

ov, also a, ov, {eiri, oipis) visible, seen afar,

conspicuous

-$,

its

{()

ov, {krri,

«-65,

from

267 ov, with seven tracks or paths,

-,

,

with seven chan-

) .

nels or beds, of the Nile.

€irT
«-5, (, (,€$) ov,

€, €-5, •-5, «-,

(S,

men.

seven-mouthed. with seven walls.

3 sing. aor. 2 of ov, seven-toned.

)

, , . ( €, ., . , . «, . «, «, (, . . . «, . . , . , ,, , . , «, 6, . «-, ) . , €-5, ) €«-, ) ,", '' (km,

iojs, 0,

the view

«,

commanded

by the temple

view or sight of a thing. fut. of

formed from oi

[d], aor. I pass,

tnoxpis

generally, the

:

*€7/.

Ion. aor.

«,

aor. I of

pass, of

i

aor. 2

indecl.,

«-5,

of

(«, («, Povs) ov, ((,

ov,

ov,

seven-toned.

ov,

of seven bulls' -hides. of seven bulls'-hides.

poet. aor.

«-5,

worth seven

aor. 2

part,

Ep.

«irra-CTfie, (s, (kirra, (tos) seven years old.

((€$,

, --,, . -,

of seven years

neut.

:

«-^,

(,

^v,

of

Dim. of

TO,

€',

)

as

Adv., for seven

—Med.

fut.

:

:

verstcle.

f.

:

aor. 2

Ep.

(,

inf.

(-

with aspirate

aor. 2

Ion.

',

impf.

:

inf.

Act, to be engaged or imth, to be busy Med. to follow, Lat. sequi : to attend, 2. in hostile sense, to pursue. 3. to

I.

:

about.

seven-zoned, of the

:

«, a :

imperat.

II.

of

€$.

ov. Ion. for

poet, impf,

(,

pf. pass.,

of

I

aor. 2 of

seven-tongued,

drachms.

years.

€'•,

poet, 3 pi. aor. i pass, of poet. pf. pass, of

SEVEN,Lit, SEPTEM,

Germ.

from

as if

of

pf. act.,

€0€,

of

, ',,/,, SIEBEN.

aor. 2 act. oi aor. I

aor. I o{

Ion. for I

eros) seven

iSos,

years old.

Ep. shortd. for

aor.

seven-toned.

seven-voiced.

Adv. in seven parts.

cs, fern.

aor. 2 of

€|,

(, {, -^) () €5, (, €-€5, ov,

ov,

II.

to obey.

follow with the mind, understand; Lat. mente assegui. a song over: contr. from pf. pass, of al, an enchantment, incantation, charm, spell. indecl. seventeen. TO, Dim. of Adv. seven times. iirraKis, also singing contr. of ai, a, seventy thousand. ai, a, seven thousand. or over : using songs or charms to heal with: c. gen. 2. sung or said ov, with seven couches acting as a charm for or against. an enchanter II. Subst., , after. or beds.

planetary systcin.

€, ,

,

,

,

)

)

ov,

cotylae.

holding seven

«Trra-KTiiiros, ov, seven-toned, with seven chords.

€-5, (, ^) -$, (, ^)

. « ) «-, ov,

of seven lances, of

seven troops of spear-men. ov,

[],

aor. 2

seven-hilled.

born in the seventh month.

. , -, ov, (eirra,

of seven strings.

ov,

ov, with seven recesses. Dor. aor, I of

gen. (os, seven

ov, 6,

or enchantress,

ctibits

long.

seven feet long.

wizard or

,

witch.

III.

>05, ,

a lyric poem in couplets, commonly of Iambic Trim, and Dim., but of any longer and shorter measure, except Elegiac ; used by Horace.

) - -,

-?, -, (, ) ov,

-, (, Iir

of

{-5, .-5, (, $) «-8, , (, «)

(. () >«,

seven hundred.

at, a,

,

«, $, ,

() €-8, (, ^-5, () (,

«-,

(;)

-, €-,

fut.

((,

. )) .

painful.

wail over.

to

and

aor. I of

to

push upon or

into.

upon the arm. (, shoulders. $) onthetheupper part of the €-$, $, , (, ov,

ov, (kni,

shoulder : the neck and shoulder. part of a ship. aor. l of

4,

2. the

highest

—

:

268

{)

,

c.oo5,

II. on oath, sworn. invoked by oaths, of Gods. a name given after some ",

«, sworn

pass,

€7£—^.

by,

{($)

, {() (,

,

cpfiTCivos,

=

cpSrCdfa),

welcome. greedy for. poet, for kpaoTos, beloved: lovely.

,

,

lovely

:

to desire extremely, be

-, ,

cparos, «pSTo-xpoos, ov, contr. of face or complexion. Dor. for

, ', . ', €$. ) €5, : -$, ( ( ' \(€ , (^ (

person or thing, Lat, cognomen; Tivos to have a name after one: to have the naming of

€$

—

after one.

(( km

but,

it,

have

it

tiamed

a name significant offate.

2.

II.

name.

generally, a

,

ov, poet, for

(,

ov,

named

Aeol. for

a name some person or thing given in commemoration or remejnbrance of some-

after

thing

;

Alcyone they

;

ciWtahtx by name : genenWy, sur named,

called.

(,

giving one's name to a thing or person the first archon was called act.

€, €7-,

bis

name

:

II.

Athens as giving

at

to the current year.

, . , €, , (,

From

to look over, observe.

, {km,

)

a spot which commands a wide

. (.

view, a look-out place. impf. of

€€,

Ion. for aor.

of

l

,

, (, (. , , € €€5,

,

—

used in act. sense: see to love: of things, to long for, desire passionately : absol., kpSiv the beloved: Dep. a lover; in same sense is very rare. Dor. fut. : aor. i

Yiiss.

—

(-^

(^(^, (^, —

Ion. pf. both in aor. I dpya• and pass, sense but always in pass, sense Dep. {(pyov) to be busy, to work, set to work, esp. of husbandmen ; the matter works, i. e. goes on. II. trans, to work, do, perform, carry out, accomplish. 2. :

act.

:

'

(-€,

-,

f.

work

at or in;

((^) €'•, pi.

3

all

were shut

to.

,

Lat. terra, earth

only found

:

Adv.

in

to earth.

"EPA'MAI,

Ep.

2

pi.

Pass., fut.

:

€,

collect by

to love, desire,

;

, way f.

«,

tribution.

« «,

tival. rally,

long

impf. :

:

aor.

—

med.

I

after.

{tpavos) to ask for contributions

()

ov,

-, ,

Ion.

(epyov) a tool, instru-

€|, Dor.

«,

(py(,

for

Desiderat. of

intend to do.

2 sing. fut.

(pyoat, to

of

(pyoa.

be about to do,

(

, {(pyoa) work, toil, Lat. labor:

daily

:

to

lovely, pleasant.

a working at a thing husbandry, working of mints. 2; workmanship, art, craft: also a work of art. 3. gain, earnings, profit. ov, {(pyoa) to be worked, that can be jvorked : of land, arable. pf. of Ion. for verb. Adj. of (pyo one must work the land. 2. one must do. Tjpos, o, (fpyoa) a workman, farmer. {(pyoa) a workshop, mamito do.

II.

(pyaa

tillage;

«,

€, €€, €, «, ,

;

(pyaa,

, (pyoa.

a meal to which each contributed his share, Lat. symbolu7n : generally, a feast, fes- factory, shop. ((pyoa) fit for working, 2. any subscription or contribution : genehard-working, diligeiit, busy. a kindness, service. 3. a club or society. Dor. for , (epyov) a workman, husbandman : II. as Adj. hard-working, a practitioner, worker. ov, loving song. ov, loving money, diligent, energetic, [a]

cpavos, also

,

:

I

II. to give a conof coritribution. III. to combine. Hence ov, , a contributor to an 'ipavos or club.

,

cpawos,

epaaaOe

aor.

in

labour, business, occjipation; ipyaaiav 56s tike pains

impf. med. of

"EPA, , the

work

€,

advantage.

Aeol. and Ion. plqpf. pass, of

[]

yap

to

3. to

nient.

store.

help, profit,

(py(a

earn by working. 4. to make, build III. to work at a trade, also to produce, cause. drive a trade. Ep. for ('tpyaOov, poet. aor. 2 of ('py', inf,

to help in a thing, to he of use

&, , a succour,

:

(pyea

gold.

Hence

,

:

:

al, (km, ovs) beams on each side of (pyaOetv. a ship's bows, where the anchors were let down.

or service in.

)

ovs, {kparos) Erato, Lovely, one of the 2. one of the Oceanides. nine Muses. only found in pres. and impf. with aor. i

to

3 sing. impf. of

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

{iparas^

0,

05, , ,

))

'. <-5, €-5, ((, (, €€.

covetous, avaricious.

($, , «,

,

ov, also os, ov,

«, , , «, €5, , ()

(()

«?, ,

. .

lovely, beloved.

Ep. for tpaaai, 2 sing, of e pa Ep. for 3 sing. aor.

=

f.

6,

6v,

€ pa

a lover: metaph. an ad-

(() beloved, lovely.

-

,

-

, ov,

, ((pyoa) = (pya6s. , = (pys. of

iSos, fern,

hireling,

ing

to love, desire.

herent, partizan.

605, ,

I

«, «, «, at.

[t]

(pys,

mercenary woman.

a work-woman II.

as Adj.

a : work-

[a]

= «, (, 5, ,,,

(

aTos,

and

:

^

epyov, a work, deed.

((''),

'ipKos)

poet, for

a fence, enclosure.

(py, (py,

to enclose.

—

:

—

«-, , «',$, ,

{epyov,

5)

€pob one who

s

—

to contract

, ', , ',

ritate.

€-9,

for

doing of work ; «p-

the

)

6

Lat. statuas conducere facien-

$

269

epeo/uai

($

out

lets

work.

yoXafieiv From das.

;

.

II. later to excite,

kindle;

ipe-

the kindled spark. Hence utos, to, a stirring up, exciting. like

€

stir to

to

increase.

anger

:

to raise,

—

contracting for f. kpeiaw aor. i Pass., aor. i pf. (pyo\a0os, o, a contrac3 sing, plqpf. to make one thing lean against another tor, Lat. conductor, redemptor. [a] hence to TO, (*(tpy=ph) work; a man's business, press, urge, force against; to inflict mind your own a severe blow. 2. to prop, stay, support, strengthen: aavrrjs epya employment ; generally, to fix firm, plant. business. 2. in the II. mostly epya, works or deeds of 3. to press hard war; but in the Od. works of industry, works of hus- upon. 4. to dash, hurl. 5. of wagers, to match, the tilled lands at set one pledge against another, Lzt. deponere. bandry: tilled lands ; epya II. fpc Ithaca epya the fields which the oxen plough ; intr. to lean against, withstand; so Virgil bourn labor es; epya yvvaiKwv women's work, crowding one another in Att. to set upon, press handiwork, esp. weaving : of other occupations, as, hard on. epe^e fall to {to 2. to go to work; epya fishing or, generally, maritime pur- eat). III. Pass., and Med. to prop or support sxiits later of all kinds of works, e. g. of minesy like oneself on a thing, lean on: absol. in aor. I med. part., our iron-works, etc. having set himself firm, taken a firm 3. a hard piece of work, a severe work. 4. often in Horn. opp. to tiros, deed, stand; oiJe (3 pi. pf.) the hair not word ; in Att. often opp. to yos. II. rested on the ground. 2. to be fixed firm; the following pecul. Att. phrases occur epyov eari, the stones were firmly set. 3. in Med. c. inf. // is hard work, troublesome ; epyov to strive one with another, contend. c. inf. // is your business to do epya irapexeiv rivi, , heath, heather, Lat. erica. aor. i to break, tear, like f. irapexeiv, to give one trouble. irepl rent, pierced by the in Homer mostly Ep. forms for Att. rend;

work

{epyov,

ov,

done

to be

as Subst.,

:

:

—

€,

:

:

:

((€ ^yv

-

—

$

:

|

:

\

—

'

\

I

,

:

;

",€ ^pyaa or

eepya,

:

«, ep

or

fut.

plqpf.

:

:

aor. i elp^a

eepyv,

eepyeva compact.

from

a thing:

— Med.

:

pf.

—

or eepxaro aor. i confine, include ; evros eepyeiv to enclose within :

—

;

ye-

bridges well-secured, strong-built, II. to

shut out

:

exclude or prohibit

also to hinder or prevent from doing:

to keep oneselffrom, to abstain from.

**EPm,

is

.€€, ", ,

eopya, plqpf.

:—

Ion, impf. of

fut.

complish;

c.

ep^w,

etc.,

.

see*epy•.

dupl. ace,

—

to

work, do, ac-

or absol. epdeiv

epdeiv

, -, ) . $,

\ik.t facere

€, '02, ,

6v,

:

or operari in Latin.

(^Eeos)

v.

dark, gloomy. sub "Epe/Sos.

:

:

generally, to dash.

ep€ioi, 01, a

word used

€€€, Ep.

,

for

darkness.

Adv. from Erebos.

TO, gen. eos contr. ovs. Ion. 'Epefievs, 'Ept-

of

.

intr. in aor. 2

term of

as a

to the

insult

^

:

I pi. subj. of Ipeo;. a fallen ruin, in plur. ruins;

wrecks, pieces

epe'iiria

of wreck;

veKpthv

epeinia remnants of

;

^: —

pf.

aor.

:

yevs

ripeixpa:

I

—

Pass., aor. 1

down

dash down, tear

to

;

some god dashes down their dashed down, fall in ruins ; Tf

Oeaiv tis

race :'-Pass. to be

-

(Ep. plqpf. for

trans. in aor. 2

fall down, stumble

inf.

I

(€., «,

'

:

:

Ep. epirov,

pf. 2

fall prostrate.

of

aor. 2 II. in-

to

€6.

()

i part. pass,

,

,

)>.) — Find, has

pass. part, epine'is, dat. epnrevTi. fallen.

of

fpe.

that which

is fixed to support a thing, a prop, stay, support; metaph. of

persons,

From

II.

€4€,

«pci-iriov, TO, (epftVcy)

cpciaOeis, aor.

,

—

Egyptians.

cp6i(rai, aor.

a kind of pulse, vetch, Lat. cicer. to grope about in {ep^os,

'^, ev
:

epeiwei

do one harm. 2. like Lat. sacra facere, iepa epbeiv to make, offer a sacrifice later, without cpeP€vv6s,

spear

6

TjpiKov, to shiver, fly in pieces. (peio, Ep. for epeo, epov, imperat.

^lpev

to

iepa or

,

',

do work, obsol. root, for which the epeiTtia dead carcases hence fut. fp^o», aor. I ep^a, pf. robes. f. ewpyeiv, which serve as the tenses of

to

pres. in use

€€$

(6€$

3 pi. epxaro pass. part. epxOeis'. to shut in,

pi.

3

I

/-

(

j

|

:

:

Agrigentum, sunken rock.

'ee'

like Lat.

'AKpayavTos Theron pillar of II. = a columen.

)

(,

Erebos, a place of nether darkness, above cpcCvj/i^os, ov, (epet1) fallen down, in ruins. ovcrthrowing ov, (fpctVcu, deeper Hades. Adv. to or into Erebos. walls. 6v, contr. of epeevvs, black, dark cpe^v6s, like to ask ; c. ace. pers. to ask of one so also Med. (peevoa. a dark (i. e. obscure) rumour. aor. i cpe^a, aor. I of ^«'^. Att. Dor. f. to ask. Ep. and Ion. form of later to rouse to anger, provoke, ir-

", €€, (, - () :

the

€€-8,

still

:

:

, «, (€)

:

:

:

5 ,

,

^ —

:

270

«,,

on.

Dep. used only in

and impf.,

pres.

to feed

- .^ roof over

to

'22

(

Att.

— kpiOda.

(.

fut.

:

aor.

:

i

' ), ($

desolate, also destitute, helpless.

.

crown.

to

:

cpcpiirro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of cpco-Oai, aor. 2 inf. of

,a

;

III.

(

((€

,

(sub.

a

5),

which one party does not appear, and

trial in

judgment go by default; judgment by default;

:

gen. reft

c.

(sub. 7^,

as Subst.,

II.

2.

abandoned by

of,

solitude, desert, wilderness.

ijpeca

—

:

of; destitute

(Deriv. uncertain.)

«€•, = (,

:

lets

k\€iv to get

\€

to let it go by deII. trans, to urge by rowing; metaph. sped on- fault. of birds, irrepvycov From solitude. ward by the oarage of their wings, Virgil's remigio to make solitary or desert, f. Pass, of a 2. generally, to ply, urge: alarum. 2. c. gen. to bereave lay waste, desolate, devastate. bow, to be plied, handled. Pass, to be bereft, deprived of. II. to leave, ov, 6, a rower. of: Pass, to be left alone, deserted. Hence Lat. remus, an abandon : , or desolation, devastation : and (us, is used. Hence oar : in pi. only the neut. to row.

,

«, ,, ,

—

(()

€€$,

€«, «,

,.

with oars,

to equip

f.

Att. for

f.

((^, Dep.

out, to disgorge, Lat. eructare

ructare.

metaph. of the

2.

€5,—

row.

set to

to spit or

sea, to splash

«,,, ', , ((, ,

spew

and foam

upon the beach.

against the land, break

11. in

aor. 2 act. ijpvyov, inf. tpvyeiv, part, kpvyajv, to bel-

From From

madder.

to be red.

f.

cpevOos, cos, TO, redness, bloom, blushing : from to tnake red, stain red. fut.

,

tpiwa, $,

{(pioj)

to search,

do.

Hence

an inquiry, search.

examine.

2. c. inf. to

seek or attempt to

Hence

€€€,

(, ',

1 inf.

f.

in a building.

must search.

verb. Adj. one

aor.

of

^,

II. to

—

^—

roof cover with a crown, wreathe

aor. I

:

:

to cover or

Med. to crown oneself. with garlands : Pass., vavs to rend, break, shiver

€€,

—

«, . €4,

and Ep.

,

4$,,, {() (.

go

alone:

ov, poet, for

a

solitude,

loneliness

solateness, destitution.

, (, €-$,

sence

desert,

wilder-

also

:

2. generally,

want

of,

ab-

exemption from evil. , a solitary devotee.

<-8, {, ) ) -, , 4-$, ) '^, :

€s,

{($,

,

chattering in the

((5,

(€$,

places, lonely, lone, desert

:

ov

:

{-,

iroXis) reft

Att.

«, =

loud-shouting, roaring.

,,

€-5,

loamy

ov, {(pi-,

ov,

—

and ^pi-\os, ov, with large hence very fertile, fruitful.

soil

:

= (piSovnos,

{()

aor.

I

, Dim.

thundering. wrangle, quarrel: to

to

mcd.

inf.

of (piov.

intr. to

contend.

€pCdos,

ov, ((pi-,

«-, 2|6,

Ep.

,:

ov, (Jpi-,

Dor.

aor.

1

:

inf.

$) 5) (.

of

Ion.

impf

strongly built

:

of

of persons, lone, solitary.

:

hence

(•. (: — ((( fut.

Ep. 3 sing. opt. {^pis) to wrangle, quarrel. 2. to rival, strive, or vie hence, to be equal, be a match for so also :

:

—

(,(( ) (, !, , (, (' Med.

€-8,

of hcterocl.

desert.

II.

loud-sounding.

ov, {(pi-, *

fitting closely: metaph. as loving, faithfid, trusty : so also in ace.

plur.,

(.

{(piOos) a labouring

<$ —

to

4)

ov, (fpt-,

epith. of

haunting the

ov, also os,

:

—

loud-bellowing.

in

one's city.

ov,

{\)

:

€-•8, , Ep. (, , and (-$,

with

of hair.

desert.

, gen.

-, (•$,

strive,

destitute

ov,

of

.

strong, excessive.

of places, a being laid waste, desolation, Lat. vastitas : of persons, deII. solitude,

aor. I

:

,

€'$, , €-€€8,

aKos,

Ion. impf.

tiess.

((.

aor. I pass,

pi.

[]

{(() to provoke to strife, irritate.

to ask.

to be left lonely,

f.

(.

to keep hold back, restrain, to keep in check, repress: back from. 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of insepar. Particle, like apt-, used as a prefix to strengthen the sense of a word, very, much. ivos, 0, with high-arching neck. , (cpt-, ^077) clamorous, riotous. ov, , loud-sounding, thundering, roaring.

strive for

for

Ep. pres. for

Aeol. 3

f.

f.

(.(.

, , {€$) ^,(. Ion.

(: <<-

intrans. pf. of fpc.Vcu.

clods, of rich,

a ship dashed hither and thither by the (Deriv. uncertain.) storm, shattered. aor. I of

of

pf. pass,

of

. ) ) - -, , (, (. , (,

to seek or search for, search after:

f.

, «, «,

a desolator.

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf pass.

«, , €-,

low, roar. fp€vQi
,

,

ov,

absol. to belch, Lat.

:

, (, ,«, —

{^) «, ,€€

€€5,

{($)

€-5, (<, , ((() labour for wages. (S,

Dor. for

triguing, Lat. ambitus

:

(Tatpovs.

woman.

party-spirit, faction.

II.

in-

— —

:

€- -*9. •-5,

€S,((pi-,

,

4\)

very luxuriant, flounsb-

ing, fertile.

a day-labourer, hired servant; in of men, are mowers or reapers; of Homer, women, workers in wool. cplOos, 6, also

17,

«-, €-$

). )

cptKCiv, intrans. aor. 2 inf. of

,

ov,

((pi-,

loud-sounding.

-\•05, ov, (t-,

and

mucb-

mucb-wept, bewailed. «pC-KTVTTOS, ov, loud-sounding.

weeping.

II. pass,

6-

€-5,

271

{(), , = ('$, €-$, (•$, ) epioTOs,

to be disputed or contested.

6v,

ov,

, ', , ((6$,

loud-roaring.

highly prized, precious.

ov, {(pi-,

of or belonging to a kid. a goat, kid. [] II. , also 77, a young goat, kid. oi, Lat. boedi, a constellation which brought «' (pi(pois in stormy weather. storms a whirlwind, hurricane, tornado : Aristoov, {(piipos)

Dim. of

TO,

(pi
«, , ;

,

phanes gives a fanciful derivation from (piov and

)

wool-consumption. KvSos) very famous, glorious. cpKCios Att. cpKCios, ov, and a, ov, {(pKos) belonging full of [], ov, gen. ovos, (
€-$,

"0'5,

)

;

cpiv€OS, a, ov, (tpiov) of wool, woollen. "EPI'NT'S (not 'Epivvvs), gen. vos,

:

(,

TO, (f'p/fos) a fence, enclosure.

^^, (^)

an enclosure, hedge, cpKOs, (OS, TO, {(^, 'Epivvfs contr. -vs, ace. -vas contr. -vs, gen. -vojv fence, wall : mostly of the wall round the court-yard, periphr. for court-yard : and so tbe Erinys or Fury, an avenging deity contr. -vv fpKos tpfeos, for the names Tisipbone, Megaera, Alecto do not occur ; or the ring-fence of the teeth, for oh6vT(s the teeth till late. At Athens they were called II. a net, snare : tbe coils of the themselves. by an euphemism. II. as Appellat., III. mctaph. any fence or defence, bulwark. ipivvs lasso. (pivves curses from one's mother; nom.

pi.

:

:

€($-

:

€pK-ovpos, ov, {epKos, ovpos) watching an enclosure.

also, blood-guiltiness.

cpiov Ep. and Ion. eipiov, to, {(pos) wool, Lat. lana; also in plur. 2. tpia airo ^vXovwool from the tree,

) )

so in Germ., baum-wolle.

i.e. cotton;

«-'•5,

{,

ov, 6,

Hence

€-5, -,

Adv.

€-€5,

,

a wool-dealer, cbeatingly.

like

tbe belper, luck-bringer

,

f.

(,

)

3 sing, intrans. aor. 2 of

ipi-irXevpos. ov, {(pi-, or cpiirva,

,

{()

any sbeer ascent.

cpv,

aor, 2 part, of

"EPIIS,

iSos,

(pfis

tion

:

:

strife,

:

also in

zeal for good.

Goddess of

:

pi. epiScs, later

esp. rivalry, conten-

good

sense, tpis ayanom., Eris, the

(.

(. (5)

Dor. inf. of Dor. for

(s, {(pi-,

, (,

mighty in strength.

of a sharp II. III. arrow, the foundation, i.e. cause, of pangs. generally, a neckearrings, akin to

lace,

band

€, «€,-€,

(.

ov, {(pi-,

rich in grapes

:

oC, 0,

of wine,

:

a chain.

:

, {'$)

large-clustering,

made offine

{), 5, ", " ^, {()

as in Latin Hercules.

,

Att.

ov,

-,

II.

honour.

tival in his

, €,

) , .

{'$,

an Herma-

, poet. esp. Dor. for dat. , poet, for , Ep. for 'Ep^:^s gen. ;

ace.

;

voc.

;

.

^,

interpretation,

17,

otos,

2.

interpreter,

dragoman:

an expounder.

(€, , f.

to be

an

;

voc.

' Ep.

gen.

interpreter, to interpret,

( /

make clear: hence

to.

;

interpretation,

a sign,

«cws, 0,

generally,

explana-

of speech.

expression,

explanation.

[a]

(. ', -;

{(()power . an , {(() monument. an ($) Hence €€8,

ance

a fes-

an effeminate person.

:

dat.

explain,

of or

ov,

(sub. l(pa),

to ballast.

,

', 5,

grapes.

{() a wrangler, disputer.

a windfall, godsend, lucky disgiver of such gifts,

Hermes being the reputed

. , «-5, ) , , a cause of quarrel. loud-thundering. Ep. 3 sing, and pi. aor. I opt. Ep. for aor. I subj. med. of ov, {(pi-,

, $

(( '

:

tion.

, , {()-) €, €-$, €-€8,

($

phrodite

II. as pr.

Strife.

«€, €€$,

:

,

from Hermes.

with sturdy sides. a broken cliff, crag,

and tpida

quarrel, debate

discord, jealousy

(.

(.

ace. tpiv

:

of

(.

(.

Ion. for

a prop, support : mostly of the stays or beams by which ships on shore were kept upright pillar of the state, Lat. columetaph., 2. a sunken rock or reef, on which a vessel men. 3. may strike also a mound, cairn, barrow on land.

covery,

to

«piireiv, intrans. aor. 2 inf.

:

'-

make woollen stuff. {epiov, *(') working wool.

cpi-ovpYos, Cv, cpLirc, Ep. for

«

also absol.

of Hermes.

vios. Helper, as a prop. n.

(--(,

:

.

«,

ballast.

wreatbed with wool. Homeric epith. of Hermes, from tpi-, ov, {tpiov,

,

€pi-o\>vios,

scaur

a wool-dealer.

TO, tbe wool-market.

cpto

;

( , ,

", $

distraction, frenzy

;

express, give utter-

to

;

dat.

;

ace.

-.—Hermes, the Lat. Mercurius.

/ $

—

—

272 Homer,

In

KTOpos

messenger of the gods, he

as

good

as giver of

;

is

$.

called dia-

luck, ipiovyios,

;

as and cunning, Later, he conductor of ghosts to Hades, was tutelary god of arts and sciences also of heralds, traffic, markets, roads, whence he is odios, ivoSios hence any four-cornered post ending in a bust was

god of

as

secret dealings,

all

,.,

called

,

;

:

in

Dim. of

-, :

, (,

a Utile figure of vocat. my dear little Hermes. a luos, 6, dat. pi.

,

Hermes

;

or

(()

!

—

—

:

—€.

(,, €,). (( ^. «, «, aor. i of

and

€, (^,

pf. 2

€,

'/.

. . (.«, ^.

aor. I of

(.($,

3 sing. pf. pass, of pf, part. pass, of

aor. l of

—

( (, ( "( cppinjKO,

",

of

pf.

«-5,

(.

((,

aor. I pass, of of (with pres. sense) of

aor.

;

aor. 2 pass.

ov, in rhythm, time or measure.

fut.

aor.

:

i

pf.

:

:

go or walk slowly; properly of a halting gait, limping. II. in a carver whence Vulcan is called «ws, , vaos Hence a bad sense, to go or come to ruin ; of Hermae : generally, a statuary. gone OT fallen from a ship imperat. (pp(, or eppe (s of ox for a statuary : , KopaKas, Lat. abi in malam rem, go with a plague the art of statuary. (sub. let him pass, away with him ; kpon thee ,= mutilator of let Troy perish ! (ppd the luck ,

prop, support: a bed-post.

{!, ')

to

\-

, ), •$, (^^.

«-, ,

^

Hermae.

02,

the

)

{$,

palm

;

plant.

aor.

translation of the Persian

Darius

«,

the worker, doer.

from

:

«,

pres. opt. of

for

Ion.

Ion.

aor. a

:

Ep. epeio, subj. part,

opt.

to

:

question, to

11. to

for.

ask,

,,

(',

epoTj Ep.

:

fut. hprj-

imperat, epov inf.

kpkaOai,

ask after or ask advice of, consult : c.

inquire

:

0,

"TEPOS,

to

{()

pi.

a creeping thing, reptile : esp. any animals

,

{()

a creeper, a mouse.

to creep, crawl,

f.

drag oneself

, , , ', ( ( ( {)

I

or

inf. of

,

and

irreg.

;

aor. 1 pass.

€,

^ ,

sprinkled

., .

(, ,

Ep.

:

'.

ser•

— of

«, €€,

.

Att.

«$, , «, «,

(v,

;

II.

esp. of late-

dewy,

dew-be-

Ion. for

(-, (-. (((')

form of

ov,

,

to vomit.

1

€, ,

—

,

loud-bellowing,

(('/.

, (, ) , '2, aor. 2 part, of

make

3 pi.

a corpse, fresh.

poet,

for

to

become red. Hence otos, to, redness on the skin : a flush, blush. Pass, to f. {kpv9p6i) to dye red :

become red,

to blush

Pass, to

—

to blush.

€-$,, ,

[a], ((pvOpos) to be apt to blush.

f.

(()

:

of

imperat. pass, of dew, Lat. ros

dew : in pi. rain-drops. metaph. of any young and tender thing, born lambs, cp. Hence plenteous

redden,

along: always with idea of difficulty or distress. creeping thyme, Lat. and 17, «pirvWos, pyllum, an evergreen herb used for wreaths. aor.

((

aor.

on the earth. ov,

good

stoutly

aor. 2 inf. of

as opp. to ireTfiya,

«, , , (')

that 7nove

impf. of

;

(vos,

love, desire.

(OS, TO, wool, Lat. lana.

TO,

a snake;

form of cpws,

poet,

Sup.

as Adj., in

, . .€

«, «, med.

pi.

3

pf.

dupl. ace. to ask one about a thing.

^pos,

((((5.

pf. inf. pass,

(.

impf.

:

of

Adv.

:

{, «, , ()

pleasing.

€v, {tpos) lovely,

pf. part. pass,

health, vigorous, stout

aor. I

*/, = '5.

,( (,€ ( , (^ €, of

fut.

cpoeis,

name

of

pf. 2

, (, -€$.

^.

gone

Comp.

of

I

or

€,

IS

a shoot, scion, of the olive and epve'i Taos he shot up like a young metaph. a scion, a child.

*€^, = '. , €€ ^, *€>, ,

«,

, , ;

fos, TO,

II.

:

(S,

{(pvOpos,

dyed red.

, ' ,, «, , €, ,(, (. (, (, : (, , . ,

IpvQpo-TTOVS, (ipvOpos, ttovs) redgen. footed : the name of a bird, the red-shank. a reptile : a crawling child. II. red, Lat. RUBER. impf. fut. aor. I Dor. formed from the Erythraean sea, our Indian (cf. the Lat, SERPO, REPO, to creep, crawl, move ocean. inf. slowly : of men, to creep, glide, slink about : Ep. aor. 2 of creeping things. poet, for to restrain, confine. 2. metaph. to creep on, spread, Ep. for as in Lat. serpit rumor. 3 pi. of Dor. 1 pi. pres. subj. of poet, for to restrain, [a] aor. I [d], aor. 2 pass, of f. Ep. (pv^a Ep. aor. 2 Ep. 3 pi. pf. pass, of inf. or without augm. Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. to keep in, hold back, restrain, hinder : to fjpos,

(,

( :

'(,

()

,

:

,

:

(((.

(,

« €,

(.

((5,

(($,

ov,

-^.

«,

{()

pf. part. pass,

oi

:

:

(((:

:

control, curb, keep in check

;

yfj

kpvKd earth confines

—

(the dead)

from

me

keep

vide.

(

syncop.

ij\ea

keep apart, separate, diPass, to be held back, detained : to be

part.

io

4.

II.

kept away.

not back

ward

2. to detain a guest.

Lat. arceo.

off,

guarded,

2. to be

«, $, , {()

3. to

safe.

—

Dor.

€, , . €,-8, , {() €^>5, $, . €, €-35, )

:

of

Ion. 3

opt.

pi. aor. I

,

«-, ((5, , , {, ) «-5, , (, -8,<5,7, {(,$) €5, (()

Ep. hetcrocl.

for drawing

through the hair, epith. of a comb.

) «, «, , ^, 6CUS,

a drawing. a safeguard. i inf. med. of

fj,

€05, ,

{f

Ep. aor. Ep. for

€05, ,

«, (.

(()

aor.

subj. of

).

Ion.

(:

or

fut.

((,

("

(

<($, Dor. of and Ep. «,

vai

;

($ aor.

I

about, treat

drag away, carry off violently; to to pull him by tear offer down fut. inf. Ion. the cloak. II. Med. roughly

hence

:

((,

to

but Ep.

aor.

fut. also

I

2.

or

pass., pf.

;

( ((

or tpvTo, 3

own

side

the

:

or

pi.

:

to

draw

—

draw

to

;

to

draw

to,

to one's

sword

one's

bow

one's

foil,

;

epv-

string

to

it

vfjas to launch one's ships, but in pass, sense, of the ships, to be hauled ashore. 2. from the sense of drawing out from the press of battle, comes the

sense

rescue,

to

guard. (pvTo

3. to keep off, it

«, ($ ;

€. «,

Ion. 3 pi,

«),

• «pXdTOS,

3

ov/e

(fxos

spear hence to check, keep guard upon, watch, to also to maintain, assert, hold

( :

pf. pass,

pi.

:

Ep. 3

of €^70;,

:

pi.

impf. of

(. —

impf.

formed from the Root

of

(py, :

(\(

:

fut.

((

3.

had

it

been

will

him

told

(

2. to retreat,

Hom.

II.

it.

(, ,

:

te

as a

—

withdraw, cease from,

((

$

ab&ol., V((pos

the

cloud

c.

never

gen.

leaves

(Akin to

trans, to drive or force back.

Hence

68

(

any quick, violent motion ; kparq the the force rush or flight of a spear; 2. an imor swing of the winnower's (shovel). II. a retreat from, rest from; pulse, desire.

(. «, (-(, , aor.

I inf.

f.

of

«, ,,mad €€, «, , «€, , Hence

love.

)«, :

{($,

to be

2 pi. opt.

madly

in

love.

darling

little love,

6

arras,

heterocl. dat.

:

for regular dat.

god of love,

«, «

Eros,

(,

A mor

(

ace.

Dim. of

(from (parra II.

:

:

pres. part. pass, of

love: desire for a thing.

(,

(pos), ace. :

{(pos)

:

—

as prop, n., the

in plur. tparrfs the Loves.

Hence

('. the

—I

proclaim, announce : / will tell, order him to

:

(pojv,

a fence, enclosure, hedge.

:

6, the heron or hern, Lat. ARDEA. 3 sing. pres. imperat. of f. aor. I Ep. toflowy stream, burst out : to gush out by starts or at inter-

«- «,

From

inf.

3

= (, 1'2, ^, «, €po/iat,

-

plqpf. pass.

occurs sometimes in to ask for or after.

II. Ipf'o)

•~

tell,

a loved one, one's love.

plqpf.

I part. pass, :

'

they maintain laws.

Pass, to be shut up.

0, (€/>7Cu)

€pX0€Ls, aor.

'

off;

protect,

to

4. to

keep carefully, conceal

(or

ward

hence

kept not off the

thwart, repress. in honour

and

deliver,

will

for

and from the

:

and

('{ ,

vals.

i

forms are both in med. and pass, sense, Ep. 3 pi. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of aor. 2)

Ep.

as aor. 2)

fut.

and

.

of

fut.

pass.

hence / will promise. do ; c. inf., pres.

pi. fut.

,( (, pf.

(: $^: ( ' ( ( ( ( ((( ( ( .) drag

to

:

and

($.

aor. 1 pass,

do.

$(

epyj-

sing,

see

:

come

to

with

(, ^ ( (, (,

(pos, love

fut. pass,

;

ep-

try every-

inf.,

c.

4.

etc.

Ion.

to tell, Fr.

Koyovs

(is

:

an

like

:

(\( to (\(,

case, periphr. for a Verb, as,

say, speak.

or to draw, drag; Ep. or v(Kpbv (pveiv, either of the friends, to drag the corpse away, rescue it, or of the enemy, to drag it

off for plunder, ransom, etc.

*

be near a thing.

same Root come

drawn.

('«:(: —(

(

phrases

being used as pres. and

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of aor. 2) pass,

of

2.

little of,

«, dat.

(.

1

II. later

spear

am going

I

(

go on a mesto go through

fut. part.,

to fetch a

for

vavs) preserving ships. protecting the city.

idos,

its

with

3.

come

3.

within a

-ras.

pi.

loci,

( , ,

thing.

or

as,

to

converse with.

chariot-drawing

(\;(,

(\\((

come to speech, have an interview,

Tivi to

€.

med. of

{(,

oy,

pi.

^(\ (( (\(

( (

($

,

later also aor. i

I

—

cognate words,

(\(

€,$,

;

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf.. Ion. to come or go : to come back, return : :

Homer with

in

273

Ep.

pf.

:

also poet., a fence, guard: a bul; sage. 2. c. gen. wark, fort : generally, a defence, safeguard. or across the plain. Dim. of ov, with impenetrable back. (yxos I Hence auxiliary Verb, fenced, fortified. 77, je vais dire. strength, security, of a place. €pvv-i-^, 3 pi. aor. 2

:

— (. ^ ,($^^^ (, $

€ ((

;

fight.

—

—

;:

tenses :

are aor.

)

TO,

Dim.

Ion. cip-,

:

to ask,

f.

little :

Cupid. aor.

((• •

I

something of one

;

— 274

€,

(

(. - «, (^, (^. €€. 6-€, (. . €•€, . , (. (, (. «, . «, . €, ?, . .

question a person.

II. to

the question.

Hence

to ask, solicit, beg.

— €. by

for

III.

()

soldiers.

€5,

(ojs,

v.

, , pecul.

a questioning.

($.

fern, of cponads, aSos, ipoynKos, , 6v, (i/xws) of or caused by love ; epcu2. given to love, fond. a love affair. TiK^

Hence

( ) -) «-5, -, , «5, ( <$,«, () ,

a loved one, darling.

of

islands

as Adj.

«-••5,

writing on love. beguiling love.

(€p
on

love's

ocean.

a darling, sweetheart. to sing love-songs,

as Adj.,

.

and old Att. form for pounds with «- see under cicr-. «s. Ion.

v. sub 3 sing. aor. I med. of 3 pi. aor. I med. of

(Is, to

:

II.

(«, <(, {()

imperat. v.

-, -€,

in

;

Ep. impf. med. iaayfipeTO, Ep. aor.

(-.

v.

I

(5 «,

com-

only in 3 sing.

ever.

v.

aor. I opt. of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of Ep. and Ion. 3 pi. impf. of Ep. 3 pi. impf. of

(.(-,

sub «V-.

«, «, «, $,

{',

,

rJTos,

(s,

,

{()

-,,

Ion. for

-€. -, [],

")

*) the

kind

his

is

Ion. for

lip

:

—

:

Dor. cVXos,

-,

Adv.

for

3 pi. aor. aor. I of

us I

6,

( (.

Ep. for

«-,

(,

€\\.

v.

of

2

,

oJkos

;

,=

ayaOos,

good

and Sup. of

luck.

(05.

now and

quum,

v.

^, ^. ((.

:

[], Dor.

6',

metaph.

to eat

for

iing. fut.

of

sum.

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 of

V.

up

or

consume

((. (. (.

fut.

of

aor. 2 inf. of

Ep. aor. I of yap touch ;

v.

, . . , (^ , , «?,

2

a

aor. I pass, of

Dor. for

or

is

poet, form of

impf.

devour

there

then, sometimes.

«-, . -. «-, «-, (-. <€. (^, ((. -, «-, . (-. (, «€, €€, (((, ( (' «€, €, (. €(, -€»,, (^. (., £€, (. €€, (. (\\ «, Ecv, \ ( ( ), poet, for Iffct

:

3. as

inf. of Ep. 3 dual aor. 2 med. of l&iip.evo.K, fern. part. pres. med. of for 3 sing. subj. of

Ion. for

cacai,

-

also noble, wealthy

Lat. est

e.

inf.

to eat,

«,

(.

-(, «-, .

me-

a dress, garment.

one's means.

aor. 2 part, of aor. 2 of

Ep.

i.

:

absol.,

:

for

(-,

time when,

Ep. for

pass, of

aor. 2 opt. of

?5,

goods

Ep. aor.

until, c. gen.

pass.

to eat:

of omens, good, lucky.

€€5, -5, Comp. «, = (, «8, €' (,

med. of

I

EDO,

Pass, to be eaten

brave, stout

(OS, TO,

3 sing. aor.

«-

fut.

aor. 2 act.

:

the Lat.

:

(, :

act.

pf.

:

eaten up.

2.

Subst.,

v.

a

;

kind, good.

at once.

impf.

:

aor. I pass,

:

2'2, , .

) . (^. (Is,

pass, of

taph. to devour, consume, like fire or an eating disease Ti]V kaOUiv kavTov to vex or annoy oneself;

good of

aor. 2 pass, oi

. )

inf.

clothing, raiment.

. ( . , , (. ,. . , (, , , . , (, -, (. « . , «, -, (. (, , (, -, , «-, (. (, (. v.

clothed,

;

Hence

pf.

(4(

Ep. inf. (from Ep. pres.

to bite

sum.

be

to

dress, clothes, raiment, Lat. vestis.

:

the house

ft/it

Pass,

Ion.

pf.

clad in raiment.

med.

-€, €-, -,, (.

—

aTos, to, a garment, dress^

(from Root

Adv. for

(fs, alev)

med. of

3 dual plqpf. pass, of

[]

for all

daayf-.

Homer

2. pf. hif. pass,

clothe:

to

dressed; mostly in

garment

for

med. oi

Ion. aor. 2 inf.

.( , ' . , , , , .

«-, -, €-€, (^ cs, aor. 2

.

of

I

aor. 2 inf.

of

love.

ov, (fpc^s,

, (($)

-«, €-€,

II.

ov, (e/xws,

f.

3 1• pl^pf- P^ss. of pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

3

aor,

Adv. lovingly, fondly.

cpon-is,

me

touched

3 sing. aor. 2 of Ion. inf. of

arcs, to, a question ; asking /or the watchword, the challenge of

the

much

death he very

his

in heart.

and 3

3 sing. aor. 2 med. of

for

Ep. and Ion. for ^v, 3 sing. impf. of aor. I of pf. of 3 pi. impf. pass,

(cf.

intr. pf.

of

Ep. and Ion. for

of :

Jjv,

impf. of

aor. 2.

sum.

sum.

;

ia\6s

,, $ «, .() caXos, Dor.

— €\7].

c,

(6$.

for

€-5,

of bees.

(, Ep.

)

a swann of bees : any yaXaKTOs streams of milk. produci?ig swarms {($,

,

or

or flock

;

ov,

, -,,

,

(-.

v.

Hence

V.

Dor. for Dor. for fut. of

«.

sum.

. . 2, €$

plur.

pf. pass,

,

;

els

(

;

or irpos

of the Adj.

fern,

«airepas (gen.

;

towards evening

in plur.

),

2. (sub.

irpos

;

Ion. for

:

the

(€5 the west country.

Hence

'^, €6,

;

k^s,

and

ov,

77,

= ioiripios.

fem,

,^ , . . , , . ', , «, , , «, «, «, . (€$,

3 sing,

3 sing,

fut.

pf, pass,

of

«,

sum

of

the evening, at eventide.

of Time, in

of Place, western,

II.

towards the setting sun, Lat. occidentalis. caircpis, i^os, , peculiar fern, of koiripios, at evening.

as Subst., ai

II.

fpes

the Hesperides,

daughters of Evening, who dwelt on a western island of the ocean, and guarded a garden with golden

( \€

•202,

0,

VESPER,

Lat,

evening;

lit\

they waited for even to come on irregul. plur. neut. the hours of evening, eventide. 2. of Place, Hesperus, the West, i. e. darkness. Hades. II, as Adj. of or at evening the evening-star. 2. of Place, Western. l
'((,

,

:

(($

( (,,((5.'',

«,

, , , , (. . , . . «, , . «, , ): ':

€.

:

(.

aor. 2 of Ep. aor. l of

sing. pf. pass.)

<€,

:

«, (69, ;

«.

aor.

for

((,

«,

iaatva, Ep. for Ep. and Dor.

«,

Ep. for

',

I

fut. inf.

for els,

of

of

aor. I

(,

med.

( € €

part.

Dor.

3 sing, of

(but also 2

fut.

2 sing,

of sum.

of

imperat. of

sum.

Ep.

for

aor. I

:

—

': pi,

fut.

med.

Ion.

for

pf.

to be beaten.

fut.

sum. Ep.

II.

but aor. I of 3

'.

:

impf

Pass.:

',

pi.

they placed.

poet. pf. of

2

plur.,

Dor.

€-6

donee. to,

2.

:

;

and

:

Lat. usque.

«€€5,

of

I

and 3 dual

«€, €€, «. «, «,

long

pf. part. pass,

see

till,

until, Lat.

II.

Adv. even

as.

of

" '.

of

pf. pass,

;

of

re) Conjunct,

.(.. {es,

3

«.

,

2

so long, so

i
they stood, v.

shortd. for

2.

pf. part. pass,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

Ion. pf. part, of

v.

. '.

'.

, «, , . ^^ (, :, «, «,

and

pf.

aor. 2 intr. o{

:

pjqpf•

«-, €8.

;

plqpf. intr. oi

fut. intr.

I

of

shall or

from

cp.

of

«,(')' , pf. pass,

and med. of

aor. I act.

Ion. pf. part, of

;

v.

'.

.

the hearth of a bouse; Ion. the shrine of the household gods, and hence a sanc2. the house itself, a dwelltuary for suppliants.

ing, home.

, , -,

nom.

sum but

of

v.

3 1• poet, plqpf. of

,

2 sing, plqpf. pass, of

Ep.

pf.

v.

plur, of

3 sing.

inf.

'.

see

1. of Aeol, and Ep, 3 1• ^or. 2 of

will stand

part.

inf.

II,

:

[],

€€, «,

€-€

apples.

but

:

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of

aor, 2 pass, of

€€5,

{(5)

caircpios, a, ov, and os, ov,

Att. contr. koTUjs

part,

for

«aireptvos,

^.

v.

pf. 2 of with intrans. pres. sense, to only in the following forms, dual inf. Ep.

:

Ion.

after evening, at night-

the evening hours, eventide. west, Lat, occidens

'. /.

of

fut.

;

), evening

I. {sub.

toirtpos:

of time) at eve fall

VESPERA,

Lat.

Ep.

, ^ ^ €, €€ , «, , '. «, .

stand

of pf. pass, of aor. I of

€., «,

Ep. plqpf. pass, of

sing.

Ion. for

of

fut.

, , , %<,

. .

with

tvs

2 and 3 with sense of aor. 2.

5, €$. (. «, «-, (. (. <, , (. «, «, ,. (-(,(,

€€5, ,

275 plqpf.

ov, part. pass, of (in sense and accent a pres., but redupl. as if pf.), driven, hurried on, vehement : eager, yearning for : hence Adv., €hastily, vehemently.

,«, «,

(.

imperat. of

for

:

sense of aor. 2.

impf. of

swarm

^ «, ^

of

pass,

pf.

II.

3. the

:

the

Roman

II.

as

Vesta,

daughter of Kronos (Saturn) and Rhea, guardian of and home, invoked first at festivals. aTos, a banquet, From f. 17^0;, to be master of a house. master cf a house. ,

the hearth

(«'. Ion. for

,

household, family.

Ion.

pr..

, (()

,

{,

)

— 276

() ( , : € (:

5,

eois,

pf.

:

(

—

Pass.,

f.

aor. I

:

('): — to

to entertain hospitably, to feast:

Pass, to be

be

c.

:

ace. rei, to feast

kvv-nviov to

, ,( <, . 2.

—

having an altar or hearth.

«, «, -, «,

?,

is

of o\ froyn

of

I

«, «, . -, pis)

pf.

of pass, of

aor. I

act.

€, «, -, '.

most

-.

more extremely.

utterly.

aor. 2 of

subj.

Ep. -((iv

;

and

pass,

pf

aor.

of

aor. I pass,

(.

pass, of

of

of

pf. pass,

«,

and

act.

of

i

and med of

aor. 2 act.

aor. 1

part, of

pf.

;

v.

of

«,

Ep.

Adv.

for

(^ -, «, «, ,

within

inner

:

:

of

fut.

(, within — Sup.

i

of

(, . (, (, (.(, Comp.

:

most within.

6€5, ,

interior

«, . € . ,, «, (-.,. . «, . . «, of

more Hence

inside.

i

ship

of

6<-, . (-.

6€5, «,

pf. pass. part,

Ion.

:

of

gen. and dat.

( , «, , «, («).

be at the edge

aor.

test.

(. -, , (()

pass, of

I

companion-

association, club, brotherhood.

«€,

ov,

II.

at

only used

, (() (, -, (. presiding to be

Ion. for

Att.

f.

,

over fellowship.

a courtesan. -(los.

(,

{(Taipos) to be one's

=

( (. , €, (.

or companion in arms. tesan.

II.

(TaipiKos,

social

,

Med.

,=

2.

to choose for one's

(Taipdos, of or like

comrade

a courcomrade. a comrade,

to be

=

;

. (, ,=

«Taipis,

.

in

ov,

Zevs

:

f.

- (|,

(.

;

of

€05,, .-',/, {($) ofcomrades

. or on the hearth. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, of aor. I of

/

an

:

or fellowship

-.—the hearth, fire-place, like irvpbs ; watch-fires. M. an altar for burnt offerIII. a pan of coals: a brasier. Hence

€<€, $, , = , {() of

2 pass,

inner, Lat.

(.

{(T(os) to examine,

. ,

. ka

Adj. from

Athens, a political club or union for party purIII. generaWy, friendship, intimacy. poses.

V.

3 1. impf. pass, of of

Comp.

fem. of (Taipos. Ion. (Taipcia or

of

aor. 1

[], aor.

innermost,

v.

v.

(, , -

[d], aor. 2 pass, pf. pass,

ov,

f.

[],

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of of

Sup. Adj. from

Adv.

:

€^,

aor. 2 pass,

pf. pass,

ings.

Adv. from within: within,

Adv.

Lat. intimus.

of

i

[],

«•-<,

and

ov.

aor.

[], aor. 2 pass. o( Adv. for ds vfpov,for the future.

aor.

(.

impf. of

aor. I pass, of

irreg. for

aor.

;

part,

;

. , . «, . « . (, . -, € « ,,.. « , «, €, «,

intr.

Ep.

opt.

for

«,

opos, 6, a peg or nail at the end of the pole, on which the ring, KpiKos, for fastening the harness was fixed. (Deriv. uncertain )

syncop.

Adv.

Ep. part, of

imper.

€-€,

thrice.

3 sing, plqpf pass, of aor. 2 of

to

as

Comp.

last time:

inf.

Adv. until three times,

part, pass, of

Sup.,

;

Adv.

. . «, . «, . . ,, €,.. , ;

aor. 2

[],

«,

,

evils

III.

poet, for

pf. part. pass,

-TpCs, {ks,

(, (

the utmost, last, greatest extremity;

the uttermost, extremely: also ncut.

Sup.

= (-^(. aor.

:

I. the

worst of possible

-5,

of

each way:

(,

for the

€6, €<€5, «),

;

the extremest.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of pf.

the furthest, uttermost, ex-

remote of mankind uppermost, highest, Lat. summus. 2. the lowest, Lat. imus. 3, the innermost, Lat. ifitimus. II. of sufferings, the uttermost, utmost, last, worst: as Subst.,

established.

Ep. impf. med. of fem. iSos,

the house.

(

($.

)most

{(,

ov,

the furthest part, the

a remote, retired spot.

II.

ov, poet, for

,

the furthest

of

,

{($)

edge, border, verge.

€5, €5,

of men, lurking about the lying on the border.

cities,

-, ,

Ion. I

pi.

3

ov,

on the

3.

found a hearth or house:

to

the family

aor. 2

of

;

( . , () ( (( . «, , (, .( ^. «, ... «,((«,;(. .; ( (()

f.

Pass.,

,,

part.,

edge of the camp

treme

/
the house or

ov,

state.

Ep. j

j

a guest, — feasted on; have a visionary -•05, {kcTia, () guarding hearth or altar.

(-

eratpoy.

med. form) karia-

(in

pf,

:

ones home,

[]

f.

:

aor. i

receive into

—

a feasting, banqueting.

-ff,

impf.

:

kariaaLs

aor.

courtesan.

«,

inf of

{()

«Taipos and Ion. companion, , comrade, fellow, mate: a br other -in-arms, a shipmate^

;

kraipoavvos

,

a messmate:

a fellow-slave

also

Sup. kraipOTaros.

,

.•

—

as Adj. associated

a female companion, helper, friend. 2. c lawful wife, a concubine: a courtesan,

in Att. opp. to

, .

€5, «, . (,

harlot.

Hence

,

Dor.

for

impf. med. of

aor. 2 pass. o{

and 3

Dor. impf. act. and pass, of Ep. 2 sing. aor. I of

, , «,

.

«,

Adv.

:

f.

€€-5,

)

277 zealous for one side, II. devoted to

unfairly.

,

another ptdrsuit.

yoked with an animal of a

to be

From

be at variance with.

:

{€T(pos,

ov,

Cvyov) unevenly yoked:

2. unequally balanced. tTcpoios, a, ov, (iTfpos) of a different nature or kind.

different.

Adv.

,

Hence

-otcus.

«€,

f.

become changed,

€6-5, «€-5,

aor. 2 of

aor. I of

,

partial

ov, ((Tfpos,

different kind

a friend.

. .. (.

€, -, €5, (. €, €|, [],

as Subst.

ov, friendly:

iraKtv, .«ting.

Ep.

Ion.

II.

— k€ps. €-5, --,

side

make

to

{tTfpos,

es,

of ground, sloping.

:

) )

otherwise, alter:

alter.

— Pass, to

leaning to one

) ) .. . €-, €8, . . € . , «, . ) , . «, . .. ( ((($ 6€,(, €€€, «, . ^. ), , '2, , ( , )) ) 6-5, ) $ (€( ' «Topos,

i of Ep. for Ep. and Ion. for (Taipos,

aor.

€,

aor. 2 pass,

iras, ace.

opos, 6,

oi

Ep. aor. I pass, of of (8. Dor. for

tTepo-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (cTcpos, on the security of a ship and her cargo, with the risk of the outward, but not of the homeward, voyage, of money.

lent

aor. 2 pass, oi

I pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of aor. I pass, oi Ep. plqpf. of IriQvro, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in med. sense) of €Tetos, a, ov, (jtTos) yearly, annual. II. of one year, yearling. €T€Kov, aor. 2 act. and med. of

aor.

^.

«tcXcUto, Ep. for aor.

1

3 sing. impf. pass, of

I

of TcXetw.

aor. 2

KpfJTes) true Cretans. (perhaps from sum) true, real, genuine : in neut. €Teov as Adv., in truth, in sooth, really, truly, verily, Lat. revera : Att. in ironical questions, so! indeed! Lat. itane? Ion. dat. fern. (Tf^ is also used as Adv., in truth. i's, {%T(po5, giving strength to one hovvai to of two ; give victory in battle decided in favour of the Danaans; iTepaXK-qs a decisive victory; cTfa body of men which decides the victory. II. inclining first to one side then to the other, doubtful, Lat. anceps.

,

—

;

$

ov, («Tfpos,

-5 €-5,

«,

day and day

alternately.

)

Ep. dat. fem. of eTcpos.

of other tongue,

i.

Att. -ttos, ov, (tTtpos, e.

than the other, of a horse.

««-•€,

(tTtpos,

/)

)

differing in opinion. ion, heterodox.

2.

side

to

teach

of another opinion, of other than the true opin-

(tTfpos,

ov,

tTtpoppeii^s

;

Zfvs

and now another

side

pre-

ponderate.

"ETEP02,

two; Xfipl

ALTER,

a, ov, Lat.

the other, one

of

to carry in one of his hands;

(pepeiv

the one rule the other

tTfpot

ToiovTOS another such

as

;

alterum tantum;

cTfpos

;

many more,

eTepos yet

a

se-

also like Lat. alter, for StvTepos, second;

2.

(sub. the second day, to-morrow. II. put loosely for opp., not to one, but to many. usual), different

the day after Lat, alius, Ill, other (than

i.

e.

of other kind, like aWoios other IV. as Adv. in dat. evil.

:

;

(than good), Lat. sequior, fem., Trj

otherwise, in another

(sub.

way, place, or manner; also (sub, i. e, with the left hand; and (sub, day.

2.

'(,

as

way ;

km

from

em

the one side, opp. to els

, ,

with one hand, on the next

'(,

also neut.,

one or the other

to the other

[The Dor. used uTtpos [d] for «Ttpos: whereas Att. aTfpos [a] was (by crasis) for gen. tVfpoi

side.

in

dat.

€T€po-Tpoiros, ov,

:

ace.

(.'\

{'€5,

TpatTos) of different sort

or fashion: of different turn or temper. ing another way : uncertain, inconstaftt.

€(-5,

other than the truth, to teach errors.

€T6po-8o^os, ov, («Tfpos,

one

, (,

<«€,

on the other

II.

.,

ov, (iTfpos, or speech, barbarous.

offoreign, strange tongue, one side of the mouth harder

ov, with

and cTcpop-poiros,

to

who makes now one

) ',

on alternate days,

(S,

inclined

cond.

of «€, €0-€5, , {(€,

«€-€5,

€€-€5,

Lat.

pass, of

Ep. aor.

born of an-

{iTfpos,

17,

other mother.

pi.

[],

with unequal sides,

(cTcpos,

fs,

oblong, rectangular.

()

turn-

of different voice

3 sing. impf. oi aor. I pass,

of

(iTepos) Adv. from the other side.

II.

side, opposite.

((T(pos) Adv. o« the other side: elsewhere:

\oyov

in another part of

my story.

at another time. ertpuis.

Adv. of

?€«,

differently, otherwise.

II.

—

^4€—

278

,

€€€, ((€$) hence

to

Adv.

to

one

^,

another place. Aeol, for

side, to the other side

Ep. 3

.(.

active,

€€.,

aor.

of

I

..

«,

ov, (iTos) a

«, €|5,

tTopov, aor.

*02,

,

truth.

, €$,

Adv.

Lat. sincerus.

Adv.,

yet, still, Lat.

longer,

adhuc.

generally, yet,

! (

. , €, «, €, . aor. 2 of

€'',

aor. 2 act.

. . «, (, (, €, €,

2.

aor. 2 act,

€€,

pass,

of

and

pass,

of

( €-, {, . aor.

of of

I

aor.

aor.

analysis of a

65,

act.

act.

and pass, of and pass, of

pass, of

,

besides,

still,

I

. . . .

and

Ion. aor. I of

[5], aor.

III.

still.

of

(Deriv. uncertain.)

of the Present or Past, yet, as II. of the Future, yet

I.

Sup.,

60S, TO,

aor. l

as Adv., in truth, really.

1,

2

Comp. and

readily :

— ( €(

true, genuine, real,

also neut.

(5, ^^)

., €$,

II.

periodical winds,

From

a being prepared, readiness. ready for

eras every year ; a year ; (Tos every year ; hi (tovs every fifth year ; eros (Is (tos year after year. = without reason, for nothing, CTOS, (tos not without in vain: mostly with a negat., ctOs ap' reason mostly in questions, it was not for nothing then ? ;

III.

year long, for a year.

ov, lengthd.for

,

$, -.', . (, .

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. yearly, annual.

effect.

Adv. of

7(.

', . , , ($) ),

(sub.

2.

of persons, ready,

cutting.

3 dual impf. of aor. 1 pass, of aor. l of 6, a kinsman, clansman, coitsin. Att. a townsman, neighbour: a private citizen. or S) v. sub for

.

at hand.

II.

III.

ov,

sing, plqpf. pass, of

and 3

2

is close

of the mind, ready, quick, acof things, real, actual, car-

2.

«, -,5,

ried into

vyv.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of impf. of

€€, -, €€, €66, «€, «, "ETHS, ,

prompt.

tive, versatile.

plqpf. pass, of

pi.

Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of intr. plqpf. of

which

selves rather to that

one's property, Lat. parata.

.. €, . €€,

«€€€€,

. :::

at another time.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

«€€,

«

::

Xoyos) the true account

word :

its

(, ,^,

ov, rarely

01

derivation, etymology.

ov, {(Tios) true, real, actual:

* . . . € €, . . « , . . , «, . '/. «, * « «, (. €], €, {$, , €-$, (, . . , «-5, $ (7($ ( ( ) ",

moreover, Lat. praeterea; cti Se nay more; yet another yet more.

'

;

and 3

«Ti0€is, «TiOet, 2

«,

sing. impf.

€'

neut. pi.

used as an Adv. like

=

of

[],

aor. 2 pass, oi

aor.

I

pass,

, , , cws,

,

ios, TO,

f.

,

I

:

— Med.,

($) with

pf.

:

to

Ep.

or

3

',

aor.

I

pass, of

and

,

2 of

epyov) working in vain.

Adv.) fruitless,

idle, useless.

(

(

(

( (

cause; in

Compos,

it

:

may commonly

the right prevail.

III.

implies greatness, abundance,

,

or easiness.

(V, Ion. for ov, gen. of reflexive Pron. of 3rd pers.

c€^o, —

Att. Dep. {(vayf. med. of y(\os) 2. to to bring good news, announce them. preach or proclaim as glad tidings : to preach the , ov, or 0$, ov, at gospel so also in Act., and then in Pass., to have in Pass, also of the immediately, off. the gospel preached to one: I. Lat. quae in promplu gospel, to be preached. {(i)ayy(\os) the reward of good betake them-

pi.

aor.

(

($,

hand, ready, prepared; «^ hand. II.

pass, of

:

pass.

prepare for oneself, make one's arrangements, get oneself ready : c. inf. to make one ready to do. Hence , a being prepared, preparation readiness.

I

;

to

(,

pass,

fv Ep. also iv. Adv., properly neut. of (us, well, well and knowopp. to or ingly: sometimes, luckily, happily: to be well to be well off, c. gen., (Z II. as (v yiyovws well born. off for living good luck but also the right, the good Subst., TO

(jtTVOs, a soup-ladle. a thick soup of peas or beans

aor.

aor.

aor.

but

;

of

make or get ready, prepare:

is

[5], aor. 2 pass, of

ov, {(Tos,

soup, pudding.

sunt: knl

Dor. aor. 2

[i5],

Dor. aor. I of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of aor. i of Dor. aor. 2 of the root Ep. for 3 plur.

neut.

:

indeed, of a truth, truly,

actually.

aor. I of

(. 0"02

truths, the truth

I

opt.

, —

|

—

,

:

:

^'—€$. .

—

Att. always in plur., (vayyeKia tidings or avahrjaai riva to crown one for good news brought; II. evayytXta Oveiv to oft'er a sacrifice for them.

€€5, , , {(€)

the

glad

tidings, the gospel.

Dor. for

(-$,

Dor. for

opos,

-^, €-8, €-«5,

of: easy to dispose

7 evangelist, preacher of the gospel. a writer of one of the four Gospels. bringing good news. ov, ((, From to be pure, holy. f. is, («, ayos) guiltless, pure, undefiled, Lat. poet. Adv. dayiws. caslus, of persons and actions

ov,

esp.

€-€5, €-€, €-5, €-5, €-5,

77';)

,

:

{y)

is,

= (ays,

i'i,

fvayT)s

€-5,

ov,

€-$,

-,

moving

—

/;)

(«,

ov,

ayKos) with fair valleys or glades.

eyopi.

€€, , «-^,

good

From

sport in hunting.

(€€,

,

f.

€-5,

(,

ov,

6v, (fu,

y)

,,

« , (. -, )

of in

— also in is,

Med. ((,

-5, €-5,

ov,

)

with a

honour of Bac-

good breeze,

(,

airy.

II.

ae\os) successful in contests.

ov, (c5, alviw) much-extolled.

ojvos, 6,

,

{(,

)

(. 6-5, -,

rally,

of happy

life,

)) )

gene-

happy; fvaiwv vnvos blessed sleep. Dor. for ov, Dor. for €\-. well-grown, luxuriant. is, (6§, [a] ov. Dor. for

€-€, «-8,

-, €-€5, €-8,

ov,

ov,

-.

(5.

(, (,

of good meal. easy to be taken,

vaaKi)

abundance of men, storeofgoodmen. II. manhood, manliness, courage, spirit. From abounding in good men cv-av8pos, ov, (ev,

and

true.

t{)-a,v(}i.os

prosperous [a], ov. Dor. for II.

(-«$,

ov,

€, -, ,

to

men.

()

is,

with fair flowers,

to be flowery or

blooming, fresh. cv-avios, ov, Dor. for

also

:

blooming.

mtiz^h. flowery, gay.

(.

a Bacchanalian shout. a shout of revelry,

esp.

of Bacchic revelry. fem. of rjpos,

and

6,

[]

ov, 6,

(()

a

Bacchanal. cvarpios. Dor. for (vriTpios.

-, «-,

) «--,

(, avy) well-lit, , (,

is,

€-8 -, €-8 (-%,,(€, (vos, 6,

Ion.

easy to describe.

)

[a].

€-5,

€-$, (,

, (, ,

bright, conspicuous.

with beautiful neck.

(,
ov,

Dor. for

(, (.

easy iocarryoT bear.

fiaTus) accessible

ov,

:

iapov)

(eu,

ov,

s,

From II,

2.

,

passable.

with beautiful

now Negropont, an

Euboea,

island lying along the coast of Boeotia

€-, (\s,

f.

ov,

() (v\s ^

(,

-, -, ) -,

«,

luckily;

,

From

throwing luckily. Adv. to be well off.

{(voos) good feeding. ov, with beautiful locks.

(,

II.

€, 6-$, (v^ovs,

and Attica.

make a good throw.

to

ov,

,

and

good

ov,

feeding well, with good

well-fed, thriving.

Tpvs^ rich in grapes.

(«, avdos) blooming, budding.

rich in flowers, flowery

Bacchic, Bacchanalian.

6,

pasture.

flowery.

f.

os,

ov,

(€5.

((,

, () €, 6,,{()(() «(, 5, «, , (. €\)as,

as Ion.

«,

)

beginning well: making

eyelids.

[]

ov, (e3, a^ircAos) with fine vines. ivoi. tvav, evanl a cry of Bacchanalians, like easy to call back. ov, (<,

-5, ^,,

gen.) rich in sheep. well-ploughed, easy to he

the cry of (va,

-aipcTOS, ov, (eu, alpiw) easy to be taken.

€-,

)

aros, to,

— metaph. prosperous, favourable.

blowing fair

act.

2

(cua) to cry

or

.

belonging to pros-

(fv, ayaiv)

(,

:

)

well-tuned, harmonious.

II.

cv-apxos, ov, (, a good beginning.

easily led, docile.

perous or glorious contests, [a] cvSSc, Ep. for 3 sing. aor. chus

)

, easiness of temper, good nature. From well-adapted, accomov, (,

«

-, «-, $,

easy to be counted.

victorious in the chariot-race.

modating.

6-5,

(v-

well-governed : submissive. with good or beautiful

aypa) to have good sport. cv-apvos, ov, (, apvos Hence sport in hunting, etc. -apoTOS, ov, (, good fishing, , ov, («, aypa) lucky in the chase, suc- ploughed.

cessful.

Adv.

acceptable.

-oips.

(, €-5, :

easy to be

From

to be well-pleasing.

€-.€5, ov, well-pleasing,

{(v,

cvaYpia,

got rid

easily cheated.

()

(«,

ov,

ov,

easy to bear in the

easily

(va(py^os.

walled off or blockaded.

chariot is, (cu,

;)

[a]

ev-airopaTOS, ov, convenient for disembarking.

ov,

arms.

tv-
(«,

ov, Ion. for

Comp.

;

a seat in full view of the army. ivdyr}S, bright, clear, [a]

=

of.

( apis, «-, (, pi) «-5, (, )

well, nimble.

far-seen, conspicuous

(«,

ov,

meet, gracious.

(.

easy

ov,

a hringer of

good tidings : an

)

(.

€-8,, (^) (-, , .

cv-avopCa,

279

(,

€-8, ,

)

counsel

:

prudence.

6-8,

ov,

is,

(, /3oC$) rich (, pos) well-knit.

and

(,

-

From

well-advised, prudent.

-,

ovv, gen. oos,

€-$,

gen. vos,

ov,

in cattle.

Dor. for

ey-.

—

:

280 Adv.

€-€5,

eS yt, Lat. euge!

for

capital

!

bravo

!

•

scent.

6-6€5,

of sotd, generosity.

nobility

-,

6U-Y€V€ios Ep.

soil: fertile.

ov, {iv,

y(vuov) well-bearded.

«- -, = sq.

ov, o,

€-€5 Ep.

(s, (ev, yivos) and of noble race, of high descent : also denoIII. II. noble-minded, generous. ting nobility.

ivell-born,

«-

-, ,

€-;5,€5,

€, ,

and

6-5,

ye) joyous,

ov,{iv,

cheerful.

((yps)

6\>-5, ,

«, €-$,

, «, , «-5,

Ep.

€)() (ev,

€$

abounding

ov, (ev,

Ion. impf. of

in fair trees.

ev.

\5)

ov, (ev, very clear, manifest. Ep. 2 sing. subj. of ev.

(evos) fair weather : metzph.

77,

feasts.

ev.

of

inf.

honoured with rich luxurious

-$, -, , €-5, -, , ) -, , )

tranquillity,

ov, easy to be crossed, practicable.

Att. tor fvyuos.

ojv, (fv, yrj)

ov, II.

8^\os) very clear,

for

prosperity.

of animals, high-bred, noble. = evyeveia. Ion.

€-€5,

ei>-8€iirvos,

of birth, high de- feasts.

nobility

€€5

cu-ScCeXos, ov, (fS, far-seen.

{eyevs)

,

well done! well

!

7^) 0/ or with good

ov, (eS,

€Uv€V€ia,

——

:

€V€a^os.

cvye

€-€, said

—

happy old age.

sweet-sounding.

,

-,

,

Comp, of evos.

ov, irreg.

living temperately.

ov, (ev,

— evos,

ov,

rj,

(eva)

f.

to be

calm.

righteous dealing

(ev,

€-5,

warm.

4)

-,

:

justice.

ov, (ev, easily turning or turned. {€, yrjpas) happy in old age. ov, (ev, Aios gen. of Zevs) calm, fine, clear: ov, ov, c's, and irreg. Comp. and Sup. (eS, ykayos) abounding in milk; irreg. dat. 677{, genial : of persons, cheerful eeepos, -eararos also evaepos. as if from €v-y\a^. Ep. «-, ov, (ev, well built or ov, and is, (cS, yXv
«-, «-, «-, iv-yr\p(us,

6-605,

«

€\5-5

Att.

-,

j),

From fluency of speech. yXwaoa) with good

Att. -^tos, ov, (eu,

and ready tongue, sweet-sounding, eloquent. act. loosing the tongue, making fluent.

(, , () =( 6-•5

, aros,

,

like

a prayer. Ep. ivyv-, ov, (ev,

II.

a boast.

yv^)

II.

well-bent,

From

,

yv) of good II.

feel-

sensible,

yos)

-,

ov, {iv, is, (cS,

ypa^)

well-drawn.

yp) well painted.

II.

to be of

:

(ev,

:

I

good

:

(cuSo-

repute, be in esteem, famous,

evoev ev rivi

to be distinguished

for a

Hence

-$,

, -,

-5, '.,

€-5,

, .

€, (€€) , «, , (, aros,

a piece of good fortune.

(evav)

, , (€()

of persons, happy. Adv. of

evaov(epov,

€-£,

'

)

account happy. of or tending to hapto

Adv.

-.

-kSjs, happily.

)

happily

:

Comp. and

es, (ev,

paev) Ep.

fut.

:

in water. :

to sleep: also to sleep in death.

ov,

(ev,

II.

)

hushed

:

to II.

to cease.

well-seated:

pass, easy to

sit,

with a fair

of a horse.

ov, (ev, edeipa) fair-haired.

es, (ev, elbos)

-, -5

abounding

elov

ov, (eZ, edvov) richly-digbt, well-clad.

-$, -,

-5,

€

sharp-sighted.

ov, well-bedewed,

to rest, be still or

-5,

prosperity, happiness.

f.

ov, in

down

-€5,

«), , (€) ,

17,

impf.

sleep, lie writing or drawing well. ov, (ev, ywvia) well-cornered, regular. metaph. €v-8aC8a\os, ov, beautifully wrought. f. to be prosperous, well Hence throne. offoT happy.

act.

Sup.

:

impf. and aor.

-5,

ov, (fS, yovrf) fruitful, prolific.

6-5,

:

I

satisfaction, approval. f.

thing.

yyv)

€-5,

piness

c.

:

aor.

:

well pleased, to approve of or acquiesce Hence inf. to consent to do.

good repute, credit. good repute, highly esteemed. f. (evoos) to be in good repute, be Adv. (vyvvs, prudently. Hence well-known, familiar. thought well of, be famous. ov, (fu, well-nailed or fastened. ov, (eu, , good report, a good name, credit, glory. ov, (ev, of good report, glorious. , fruitfulness, fertility. From ov, gen. ovos (eu,

€-5, €-5,

f.

but often without augm.

good feeling candour.

—

,

in a thing

popular ;

,

ing, indulgent, fair, charitable.

prudent

-<,

(0 be content or

,

easily bent.

-,

- €) ) , : -, , ) , ,, —

;

ov, (ev,

well-shaped, graceful. Lat. apr'icus.

ei\) sunny, warm,

ov, gen. ovos, (ev,

Att.

$,

-5, -5, ,

()

well-dressed.

ov, (ev, eJpos) with or

of good

wool, fleecy.

ov, (ev,

6<7) easy to be refuted.

neut. eveXm, gen. ^os, of good hope, with a good 6, genius or destiny, fortunate, prosperous, hut. felix hopeful, cheerful, sanguine; eve\vis fi/xt, c. inf. to be also wealthy, like Lat. beatus : happy. of good hope that. ov, easy to blot out or erase. much to be wept, la or, (ev, mentable. easily deceived. ov, (ed, ov, gen. ovos, (ev,

6->,

)

-,

£-5,

)

—

cucircia, ^, beautiful language, eloquence. From ivords of good omen.

making

II.

€-€6\-5,

€ -. (, , «,

(€€€€) {(,

or attacked ;

attack.

«u-ciriTaKTOs, ov, (e5, tractable.

,

(V€py€aLa,

) kari rivi

well-doiftg,

good

to

speak well

of,

easy to plot

From

simplicity, silliness.

€-5,

-,

Ion. 17, goodness of disposiof heart, simplicity: also in bad sense^

or

tion, singleness

^$)

(s, (fu,

well-disposed, single-hearted,

simple-minded: in bad sense, simple,

easy to be set upon

silly:

— Adv

Sup.

easy for one to

it is

(e§,

praise.

2.

to treachery.

ev-€irie€TOs, ov,

make an

(^)

ov, ((v,

good government.

{(,

f,

Ion, and poet, for eviireia.

against : exposed

also irreg. -effTcpos.

Ep. for

enos) well-speaking, eloquent. II. well-spoken. eloquent, tjispiring. 77,

unmixed^ of

quite pure,

(eu,

-, , yeoa) «-, «-, , yop(:)

=

is, (ev,

6U-cma,

^) ~($, €y€vs.

:

€U-c|o8os, ov, easy to get out of or escape from.

(, €-€5,

:

281

cv-^upos, ov, a good habit of body, good state wine Comp. good condition, good case.

generally,

:

:

€—-€'€^.

)

, (eu,


of health

::

:

-. Ion. for cvrjOeia.

, {() of

,

easy to arrange

conduct.

mild, gentle character

)) €-5 -,

hence simple, foolish.

-,

Adv.

-kSjs, in simple fashion.

) () )

€-5,

II.

From

well-pointed, keen-edged.

cs, (iS,

hearing well : ready to sometimes hear. Dor. ov, {tv, with sometimes evepy- with no II. quick spindle, spinning beautifdly. augm. {(('^$) to do well, do good. easy to drive or ride over ov, {ev, to do one good, shew kindness to, confer a benefit a plain fit for cavalry operations. upon: Pass., evepyeTeicOai to have a kindness well-sunned, Dor, euaXtos, ov, (ev, done one. Hence Adv. -$, with bright, aros, a good deed, a service, sunny, warm, Lat. apricus sunny weather. hndness. of weather, to be f. , {(., *€py) a well-doer, a bene2. of persons, to spend the day cheerfully: to factor : a title of honour of such as had done the state fair. Hence be happy : to be successful in a thing. service. II. as Adj. beneficent. II. verb, Adj, of eepye, one must do , fineness of the day, fine weather. good times, health and wealth, honour and glory. good or shew kindness to. 6-.€$, ov, (c5, of a fine day : propi€V€pY€TiKOs, 77, ov, (€(pyf$) disposed to do good.

doing good, a good deed,

service, kindness.

', (^, €€€€,

f.

in the

:

augm.

tenses,

:

:

€-5,

—

66€,

€-05

,

€-(€,

€€€€,

(,

-,

eepy€s.

fem. of

es, {(v,

*€py)

tious.

done

:

hence

€-608,

in plur. (vtpyia,

,

tuous.

(fS,

good

II.

shutting close

of

:

€-€5, ,

cities,

,

-, -, ,

€S,

((,

poet, for

€-(;;8

ov,

Ep.

well-benched.

€-,

uyos,

matched.

«-, Dor.

-%

Ep,

()

,

€-€5, ov,

{(,

, ,

ov, (ev,

(cJJ,

(. (,

— Adv.

yv

(vyv)

for

€-8,

well.

€-5,

-.

cities,

reiti

:

gene-

From

'() much-loved,

lovely.

well fitted

to the

oar:

)

) ) , es.

, -,

€-5,

well paired or

)

^xos) well-sounding, tuneful. well-sounding : loud-sounding. prosperous by sea. ov, {eZ,

es, {eZ,

€-5, €-45,

in) of a ship,

well-girded, («, of women. II, girt up for exercise, with one's loins girded, active, as in Horace alte praecinctus : unencumbered, Lat. expeditus. ov,

weaving

easy to find.

easy to assail.

un-

giving manhood, inabounding in brave men.

)

{eZ,

ov, {eZ,

€-5,

well-being, prosperity.

emulous in good

1.

well-rowed, well-pulled. es, (eS, apapeiv) well-fitted or put together: well-poised, easy to handle. II. act. well-woven. ov, {eZ,

{(, eras) a good season.

,= €-6€05, ov,

€-55,

sum)

of

ov, {eZ,

6-€5,

(ipvos) sproutitig well, flourishing.

(eu,

,,

II.

€-5,

)

manliness, manly virtue.

spiriting.

eepy€$.

€\i-€pos, Att. for euupos.

,

obedient to the

ov, {ev,

opos,

well-guarded.

-, €-6, , , € «, €-€, (. ,

From with fair wind.

sheltered, serene.

rally, obedient, docile.

well-wrought, well-tilled: also

(cu, tpnos) well-fenced, well-protected

e's,

) )

a fair wind.

vexed by winds,

deeds, benefits.

easy to work.

€-€5,

)

cheerful, happy.

2.

€-€5, ov, {(,

well-

*epyw) doing good, upright, vir-

II. pass,

, {()

6€, ,

well-wrought, well-made,

well-built: of gold, well-wrotight, refined.

,

—

€-€8, ,

€-€€5, $,

((,

ov,

ov,

growing

es, {eZ, es. f.

well, fiourishing.

Dor, for

to be

of good courage.

€U-0ap
-,

-acDs.

€(,

I

easily

won

giving courage, older form of 2.

From

—Adv.

safe.

€(.

ov, {eZ,

epae) easily healed.

by kindness or attention.

IL

:

282

€€<,

\.

«,

, ((€$)

be zvell-arranged, con-

(,

arrange

in order,

well.

From

arrange orderly.

to set in order,

well-arranged, well-disposed: easily stowed or disposed of: convenient/or use. straightway. tvOfOis, Adv. of sharpening well. is, (cS, €\5-0€TOS, ov,

€$,

-)

€-5,

€-., €-5

, «

-,

ov, gen. ovos, rare

Dor.

)

well-fed, thriving.

€5-5,

ov, {(v,

,

-,

good

e's,

(eS,

order,

«, —

form for

, €-5, -5,

)

.

well-arranged,

to be well

off",

thrive, flourish

so also in Pass., aor. 1

abundance.

caught or won.

lucky in the chase.

ov, {ev,

in

II.

game.

with easy death. with rich banquet: copious. cu-Ooivos, ov, («, easily confounded. ov, («, ov, (OpiyKOs) with good coping or cornice. with fine Ep. , ((, hair : of horses, with flowing mane : of birds, wellII. made of stout hair, of a fishing-line. plumed. ov,

(«,

-

-5, (-, -,

tiful seat or throne.

tv-Qpoos, ov, (ey, tvQv, neut. of

(-$

(,

)

,

(,

cv-Opovos Ep. cvOpovos, ov,

)

Att.

-,

((,

ov,

,

«, (-$, -, )(€,

eu0u-8tKOS, ov, or

sail in

f.

,

ov,

,

{(,

€-65,

ov,

(s,

)

y\aia(Ta) of

From judging righships,

-

fighting straightforward, fair-fighting. to be of cheer. f. Pass,

(,

II.

to

be of good cheer. Hence verb. Adj., one must be cheerful.

6-€,(() «, , €-5, , $) (fv,

spirited.

-.

,

-oTfpov

;

well-disposed, generous,

of good cheer, cheerful: of horses, III. Adv. cheerfully; Comp.

II.

Sup.

, but

, ($ $

€$,

mostly used

in pi.

them

in,

;

submit to a scrutiny

;

=

(€v0us)=the Homeric

guide straight

to steer straight.

:

wood

straight, as a bent piece of

11. to

metaph.

:

{)

nise the accounts

be called to account,

( -,

(

and so

to be

make

to rectify,

)

:

to be corrected.

«-, ((, ^) c'pc, , ov,

to

f.

{(,

guiding

straight.

go straightforward;

unswerving, inflexible fate c. ace. cognato, go a straight course. From

{(,

:

()

ov, going straight: metaph. straightforward, plain-sailing, honesi.

«-, ''2, (, €, =

ov, wiih beautiful thyrsus.

$,

the Ion. form straight, moral sense, straightforward, plain, honest : in Adverb, usages, fls to to look straight forward; Xiytiv to speak direct

—

—

(

in

($

-

at once, immediately.

($

and

(, of

(

II.

Place, straight to, direct

($ $ (. €-8, ) €5, $, -, ) (-, €-$, )( ( (-, $, )

gen. straighi iowards of Time, straightway, forthwith, at once; immediately at the beginning of summer.— So also the regular Adv.

$.

c.

.

,

well-fringed.

ov, {(v,

ov,

direction

.

2.

:

« -upos, Eiios, (va, (.

as Adv.,

, ,

,

me-

=

.

well-mailed.

((,

((vios) Bacchic

((,

ov,

II.

((, (() cut straight, straight. right-minded. {(, in a straight also a, ov, ((,

(.

€(|, . cUiSkos, ,

straightness.

[]

neut.

:

fem. emas,

.

l(pos) very holy, hallowed.

Evius, epith. of Bacchus, from the cry II. (vios, ov. Adj. Bacchic, inspired

by Bacchus. ev-iiriros, ov,

of persons, delighting in horses, having

)() )

fine horses : of places, famed for horses. €v-torTOS, ov, of good knowledge.

(,

")

with beautiful hips. easy to overthrow. easy to keep down. €u-Ka0€KTOS, ov, ((V, ((VKaipos) to have good opportuf. ov, ((v,

€-€05,

to give

to

go-

Athens, to call to account, scrutiof a magistrate Pass, to

III. at

revise.

,

a. to direct,

3. to keep straight, preserve.

vern.

, {() €-8,

an examination of accounts, audit; to call for one's accounts

of a ship wherein the rudder

, (.

ov, 6,

fut.

0,

cheerfulness, festivity.

kind.

€5, «,

taph. honesty, justice,

fpyov) accurately wrought. ov, {€$, and

II.

€\'05, , ov, (() directing, ruling.

ov,

{(,

cheerful, cheer

director, corrector,

guiding rudder.

the

was fixed: fem. from

ov,

6-5, , {() — good make

trans, to

€6],5,,(() '

, (($)

running a straight course.

ov, 6,

«,(

:

as Adj.,

Adv. for : also

From

a straight course.

ev0vvos, 0, an investigator, auditor, who examined and passed the accounts of magistrates at Athens there were ten. II. a corrector, chastiser.

as

run straight: of

to

correction, chastisement.

II.

straight out;

loud-sounding. used as Adv.

straight tongue, honest of tongue. an open, fair trial. teously.

with beau-

$)

€$,

to do so.

straight-blowing

ov, well-stored, precious.

6-»,5,

bound Hence

tvQv-irvoos, ov, contr. -itvovs, ovv,

easily

ov, (fS,

abounding

(^eijpes)

.

, the part

:

good management : a

, )) 6-5, ) ) ) {-5,

abound in: Hence

to

($.

well-suckled

orderly, setting in order.

II. act.

and

)

with distended udder.

From habit of good order. ov, gen. ovos, {(v, well-made.

:

€€€— €€.

)

3. trans, to set

venient.

:

(€,

ov,

,

(«,

—

—

:

:

:

fVKaipCa

— €VKaipeiv

have leisure

ntty,

«,

From

II.

5 -.

opportunely

at leisure

:

-

Comp.

;

€-

Adv.

of places, convenient.

:

Sup.

;

€\-. €-, 6-5, won $)

)) Dor. for

cv-KdXos,

ov, {fv,

-,

well-wrought

by noble

:

is,

(,

of easy labour, easy.

2

.

[a]

toils,

) )) )

.-$,

€-5, €-5, <-$,

((,

ov,

pease.

prone towards,

(«,

€-8,

Lat. proclivis.

^'^) —

ov, (eu,

«-8,

of land

easy to digest

:

«-€5, cleft

(«,

ov,

ov, Ep. for

)

(«,

ov,

spise, despicable.

€-€5,

easy to ap-

easy to overthrow.

ov, (tv, ov,

proline.

:

easy to de-

easy to work,

easy to effect or subdue. easy to blaine.

€-($, («, ^)

easily

or split,

^)

€U-Kc\a8os, ov, sounding well, melodious. well-pointed. eu-KCvTpos, ov, ((v, (uv, gen. cwtos, (eu, Kepas) -Kcpaos, ov, and with goodly horns.

€€5,

«

€€, €5 €5, 17,

From

she that lulls, soothes.

Dor.

ov, lengthd.

form of

-,

f/iT/Aos,

K\(ias

:

(,

Kkios)

Hence cvKXcid Ep.

;

of good fame, glorious, noble.

:

and in Hence

good fame, renown.

late

(\,

<€{| Ion.

ivK\iir[S, (s, Ep. for

f.

:

or

close-shutting.

€(, €-5,

,

idos,

Poets

€€, ,

to praise, laud.

Adv.

cv-KXeivos, ov, much-famed.

€-5 -5,

, (cS,

'€$.

\)

) ) 6$. «-, ) ))

€-5 €-,5,

well-closed,

to

«-,

(($, €-5, €-5,

ov,

with beautiful legs.

(«, 6,

,

ov, (ev,


Adv.

-$,

in

—

) () ()

good

order.

graceful.

6v-Kpaipos, ov, or

II.

well-adorned,

with fine horns. well-tempered of climate, temperate, mild, moderate. II. mixing readily with. good mixttire or temperament. From ov, well-tempered, temmetaph. perate : of wine, mixed for drinking: temperate, mild. a, ov, (ev,

6-5, aTos, , ,

«-, €-5, , €-€5,

(ev,

(,

4)

) -5, «^, , ) ) ov, (ev,

€-8, €-5,

ov, (ev,

ov. Ion. for

€-8,

rich in barley.

regular Ion.

:

to keep distinct

(,

is,

)

well-arranged, in

-$.

€-5,

ov, (ev,

£-$

well-woven.

II.

well-watered.

empaTos.

ov, (ev,

f.

—

well-struck, well-played,

of stringed instruments.

and

From

in order.

well-separated, distinct,

good

Adv. -vws

order.

) ) easy to

judge

or decide

«-, ov, (ev,

Ep.

-, «, ,

ov,

accom-

lively, rattling.

)

(ev,

well-welded, well•

taking

common

counsel.

gluing well,

sticky.

of good digestion

:

gene-

—

vows of the gods, inof things, prayed for. €U-KT€ovos, ov, (ev, KTeavov) with fine possessions. with fair posov, gen. ovos, (ev, wishes, prayers,

voked in prayer

:

«-,

) )

) $, -5,, (€) €-5, ) €€ €,

sessions.

6-5,

ov, (ev,

easily gotten.

well-built: well-made:

ov, (ev,

full of goodly buildings. €i5-KTiTos, ov, Ep. and Ion. for

=

evos.

eUKTos,

,

prayed for:

to be

prayedfor.

ov, well-turned, well-rounded.

moving

in

a

circle, circling.

ov, (ev,

€-,

cumspection. aor.

—

to

I

pass,

2,

fut.

fear of med. or

II.

-

suited to the wine-cup. discretion, caution, cir-

,

Ion.

[t]

pi.

ov, («, well-adorned. orderly behaviour, good order. From ov, well-ordered, orderly, decorous

-65, ,

From have a good lot. ov, with a good lot or portion. well-spun. Ep. ov, (eu, well-equipped with tSoj, 6, , {ev, greaves, with well-wrought greaves : Ep. nom. and ace. f.

()

€-5, (, ,

wrought, of metal. goodly pillars, [t] easy to bide. also (as if ov, (ev, contr. evKkea evKKed, pi. tvKXeas Ep. li), ov, (evoa) of for prayer, votive:

,€, ace. sing.

«-,

€-5,

ivied.

€(

ace.

e'j,

€\$)

($, €$. (-, €-$ -,

panied by castanets,

ov, gen. ovos, with

tv-K\f{\%,

from

$)

ov, (ev,

))

2.

easily discerned, plain, manifest.

tranquil, free from care or fear, Lat. securus.

€-5,

swelling beautifully, in goodly ov, with beautiful bays. Adv. of contentedly, calmly. is, {(v, well-cared for. ov, (€, Ep. thick-haired. ov, loud-sounding. cv-Koiros, ov, with easy labour, easy.

€\5-KoXiros,

€-$,

well-bent, curved.

good of heart, stoutcu-KapSios, ov, {fv, hearted, Lat, egregie cordatus : of a horse, spirited, with stout heart. of good coj^rage, «v-Kapiros, ov, rich in fruit, fruitful

good-natured, po-

rally, contented, easy, Lzt.facilis

folds.

€•.8, ov, («, Kaipos) in season, seasonable, welltimed, opportune

283

pular.

it.

, good season, opportunity, leisure.

prosperity.

— (\4.

devote one's

«?« ri, to

leisure to a thing, spend one's time in

::

:

the gods, piety.

«-

or pass, :

Dep.

:

be cautious, circumspect, discreet:

From

(evas)

— to

:

:

have a

; :

care, beware, fear. to

, ) (

€]—{!€.

284

€|3, «-, «-, €$,

ace. to

11. c.

)

watch for, await

2.

of.

(eS,

taking in band cautiously, 2. fearing the gods,

pious, devout.

6, -. ,

\$,

cautiously

,

word

old Dor.

€-65,

for a ploughshare.

€()

sweet-spoken.

ov, (eS,

€-€5,

ov,

)

(e5,

bappy in marriage.

€-€|8,

(cS, Xi^is) with

t,

€-€5,

')

', {(,

fruitful in herbs. ov, gen. ovos, (cS,

€-€,

and with fair meadows. ov,

is, (€u,

out trouble.

2.

but ace. (Foreign word.) Adv. of poet,

-, (, €€€5,

-«,

€-5,

')

(eu,

easy to take hold of

easy to be taken, seized, conquered. so that one can easily take hold

,,

€-€5,

old

f,

»7-, well

.

in

:

augm.

-:

or

praise.

605, , ,

€\), ,

reins.

(vKoyovv or

(evKoyos):

—

to

speak

Hence

2. to bless.

€-(08,

€-5,

) €)

—

.•

(fv,

77,

helping in childbirth. Dor. (vXvpas, a, 0, — (vXvpos. (e5, with beautiful lyre, playing

ov, (ev,

€-5,

ov.

ov,

)

)

beautifully on the lyre.

€\}-\vTOs,ov, (eS,

metaph. easy

€5, (ev,

-

~€(. :

2.

:

()$,

II.

—Adv.

ready or quick at learn-

Ion.

readily

pass, easy to learn or

well-known, familiar.

-,,

,=

((.

€-5, Dor. ($. €-5, offine wool. €-5, Dor. €$. for

ov,

for

make

favour. a well-wisher, II. c.

From

deal kindly with.

!)

:

(^.

'Epivves.

f

€€5 :

:

know,

Comp. intelli-

,(^,

Med.,

Att.

propitious, propitiate.

-«,

Ion.

Adv. of

Comp. -tarepov

ill-

kindly, gra-

— earepcus.

or

€-€5,

and

ov,

((($)

^)

ov, (eu,

-

easy to change.

€-€5,

') )

ov, (eu,

ing, bountiful.

€-6€5,

manage.

2.

ۥ-65,

es, (eu,

))

$)

ov, (eu,

6-5,

of good length,

ov, (eu,

easy to spin or

)

skill in

From

resources.

easy to

tall.

rich in sheep.

ov, (eu,

,

(eu,

moderate, well-propor-

ov, (eu,

, €-5, €-5,

ov,

readily impart'

easy to deal with or master.

tioned.

draw

out.

devising means, fertility of

good

at expedients,

skilful in devising: absol. inventive, ready, ingenious.

6-<5, 6-5,

^)

)(.

ov, (eu,

€-5,

ov, (eu,

:

6,

)

Ion. gen.

armed

(eu,

easy to remember: comp.

ov, (eu,

Adv.,

ov, {(v,

mindful. €u-uoipos,

to hatred.

with beautiful girdle. Dor. -ias, gen. with good ashen spear.

() -, ) €(( -, ( ) «, ,

-

exposed

ov, with fine or stout threads.

€3-68,

docility.

ing, Lat. docilis

gible

easy to untie, easy to loose.

to dissolve or break.

€€, , €-5,

will, kindness,

($,

poet, for eu/zeVeta.

€-5,

with fine baths.

well-plumed.

ov,

for

{€€$)

€-€5,

blessed.

good-speaking, fair-speaking. II. praise, eulogy : glory. 2. blessing or a blessing, bounty : also almsgiving. ov, (^e,\oy^oa) easytoreckon. II. rightly reckoning, prudent. ov, (ed, \oyos) reasonable, sensible : reasonable, probable, fair evXofov a fair reason : Adv., exeiv to be reasonable ; Comp. -orre-

«-€€, €-5, €-8, €-5,

to

ciously

, (('/)

$.

well-blackened, inky.

well-disposed, kind, graof men, friendly, also acceptable. 7. oi things, favourable, propitious : also bounteous, abundant. , poet. coUat. form of (sub. ^eoi), at, the gracious

good harbours.

tenses, impf.

good

p>oet.

(eu,

e's,

omened name

for

with

aor. I

of,

word

ov, (eS,

or

gently.

goddesses, appellation of the Furies, instead of the

Adv.

Sup.

:

to,

favourable

cious,

6-€, €65 \$, -.

soon-ceasing.

ov, (fS,

(,

to be propitious, kind.

kind

6-65,

,

an Asiatic shoe

ofgood size, well-grown.

(^. ,

f.

) «, , €€, ) ,^ ) €, worm, maggot.

a

6-|5, ov,

easy, convenient, with-

($) melodious, musical.

(eu,

ov,

fern,

:

€€,

ace. to be

good choice of words. well-wedded, blessed in

ov, (eu,

e's,

)

^^)

(S, {ev.

, (€($)

friend blessing marriage

one's marriage-bed.

'', ,

^)

=

rarely of persons, easy, gentle.

(^. 6-, ^, €$, 5, , 6-€5, €-€5,

, = (:\$.

0,

eC-XSXos, ov, («,

6-5,

Comp.

:

old Dor. Verb, to plough.

t770J,

€-5,

;

= Lat. alvum exone-

From

rare, to ease oneself.

slipper.

, )) f

in fennel.

easiness, ease, convenience

Ion. for

see fuXajSeta.

of

abounding

ov, (eu,

be in comfort, but also

of foreg.

cautious, circumspect, discreet.

Adv.

6-$,

,

2 sing. aor. I imperat.

i's,

beware

quietly.

ov,

(eu,

remember. well-remembering,

to be easier to

well

off for fortune,

wealthy.

f

to

sing well.

From

?

—

€-5,

«, 6-.5, ,, €-5,

Muses

) )

€€, —

:

skilled in the arts

:

, ()

musical, melodious.

€8, €-5, €-5,

{.

-, put

ov, well-spoken, eloquent.

young

metaph.

ambush

also to lay in

:

tenses, aor.

-: {(): —

or

to sleep

their

augm.

in

:

pass,

:

or

i

to lay tn bed,

of animals, to lay

in a form:

1. of death, to lay asleep. II. assuage. to bed, lie asleep, sleep : of birds, to III. intr. in Act. to sleep. well-peopled or ov, (cS,

go

roost.

) )

,

€•-€,

well-situated.

€-€5, ,

well-peopled or well-

ov, (eu,

{()

bed or couch

in one's

€vvaxo$

;

(vvaiai vrepvyes wings 2. wedded. over the nest. 3. of pain, making II. {evvrj 11) of or for anone keep one's bed. a hare

in

its

form ;

( 6€,

€-05, ,

:

€6,

ov,

(()

€,— ,—

convenient for sleeping

(^() a bedfellow.

rjpos, 0,

Dor. for

in.

€-.

€-5,

ov,

{()

Pass, to

with

:

to lull to sleep

'.

metaph.

also to lay in

:

to lull to sleep,

go

bed : go

to

:

ambush.

€. soothe, assuage.

to sleep

:

=

€•€8,

,

ET'NH',

,

',.

' « (.

-

and thrown out from the prow, while the stern was

, , , ,

'

€«

;

evvas

aor. I part. pass, of

6€, () Ad^ , {() marriage, aros,

fern,

, 6,

Ep.

^, (()

€5-8,

Dor. for

,=

€t»vis, 6,

,

gen. los

;

in

pi.

, , ^. -8,

of,

€\)vis,

evvKs or

of.

(€vv^ a

Ep. for

^(

)(.

neut. pi. part, of

in

(

aor. I opt. of

')

{(,

ov,

well-carded, of wool. («, (ivos) kind to stran-

€($

;

Euxine,

the

now

guest-ch^mhtr Black sea, called,

the the

Greek settlements upon

it,

:

-€$

the in-

€-|€5 Ep.

«O^caros, ov, or 77, ov, well-polished. €v-|oos Ep. «ii^oos, ov, Ep. gen. ki^ov, £«0») =

(,

€-5, €-5,

Att.

€v»-^vv€tos,

for

€-.

€€, ",

{ivohos) to have a free passage, of f. Hence running water. , a good journey, fair voyage.

€,•,

€-5,

:

;

to

:

sweet-smelling fragrant with :

put

,

easy to travel through

— Sup.

f.

-

)) €«.

ov, (€v,

Pass.,

f.

in the right

,

€-5,

«, ,

OV, {fv,

,

f.

Hence

'.

aor.

I

way, help on the way

.

/3$)

of

«-5,

(.

(ijviSes

:

—

reft

bereaved, desolate.

)

the being well

bedfellow, wife.

armed, a good

state of

From

well-armed, well-eqvipt. mildness of temper. From ov, (ev, Itpyr}) good-tempered, free from Adv. -reus, wifb good temper. f. 77;, (dopKos) to swear truly, take a true ov, («u,

6-8, ((,

passion.

wealthy, prosperous.

{(voit\os) to be well-equipt.

arms and equipments.

II. absol.

From

make an eunuch of

(vol. Bacchanalian exclamation, Lat. evoe

opos, 0,

bereaved

Sup.

;

Pass, to prosper, be successful.

wedlock

)

pi.

(fZ,

swiftly moving. 6, (ev, Adv. of tvvoot, (vvovs, kindly.

((5

-

a bedfellow, husband. well-spun or ov, {eZ,

gen. sing, and

Ion. -oiorepos

,,

€-5, ,

€-,

a wife.

((. = (.

-, Ep.

sum.

rrovTos

:

an eunuch : employed chamberlains (whence the name, 01 guardians of the bed).

€€5,

«,

evvoi

pi.

well-affected, kindly, bene-

0,

free passage

woven, offine texture. €vvnf)Tpia,

to

f.

€\)-o8os, ov, (fS,

of fvvaoj.

of

5, ,

et5-VT]Tos

Se

out of bed.

aor. I inf. pass,

under good laws, well-

Comp. fvvovcTepos

:

before the

:

land

— well-minded,

:

— -5. , 6-5, ((, €;) volent

hospitable.

a bed, any sleeping-place : the lair of a form of a hare, the nest of a bird 2. the marriage-bed, wedlock, maralso the grave. II. in plur. evvai, stones used as anchors, riage. fast to

:)

(.$.

deer, the seat

made

From

order, order.

ev-voos, ov, Att. contr. ci-vovs, ovv, v6os, vovs)

2.

bedded

also to be

pass, fvvo-

ordered, orderly.

II.

of storms, to be lulled, assuaged. or ov, 0, (evvTj)

i

Adv.,

Hence

good

77,

{(v,

aor.

:

6\j-|6vos Ion. €\)-^6ivos, ov,

pf.

:

('

have good laws, enjoy a good

to

:

-,

gers, hospitable

Pass., aor. I

{(vvoot)

;

med.

f.

Ion.

6-5,

Hence

a bed-chamber.

f.

€,

Ep.

:

Hence

constitution, to be orderly.

€-5.

ship.

friendly

of kind, benevolent character. to be kindly disposed.

{()

, , «,:«, «.(: € hence steadying or guiding a

€5,

chorage

{fvvoos) to be well-disposed

cvvoias,

ivvoias,

Asia as

situated. «vrvatos, a, ov,

—

:

to lull to sleep, soothe,

Pass, to

« '( ' (. ,

loud-bellowing.

(«,

285

poet, also

77,

:

.

goodwill, kindness; in pi. kindnesses, kind feelings so, out of kindness, favourably

(^

ov, industrious, laborious,

ov,

,

f.

«,

of the accomplished in poetry, music, and dancing ov, («5,

!

Pass, to be kindly treated.

op)fair

,

—

— €€.

sweetly-singing. From beauty ofform, symmetry. ov, i^fu, of form, comely. From accomplishments. (€5,

,

—

, gentleness,

oath, to keep one's oath.

Hence

. € (. :

«, «, {()

—

286

,

6€.,(

an abiding by

i),

:

=

one's oath,

good faith.

€-'•€5,

iv-TTip'\.yp
'tis

«, (-8,

Hence according to one's oath. aros^ to, a faithful oath. Adv. of ivopKos, according to one's oath. ov, with good anchorage : of ships, safe at

anchor.

«-, $, , ,

spicious.

,

()

ov, (fv,

<-.08,

ing

abounding

II.

(-$,

(€v, opi'ls)

«-,

6-5,

f.

, ^ (e3,

«'»,

pact.

good

merry,

«-,

-. €,

is,

comfortable. Ion. for

,

well

(. , (.

off,

in

good

€-'•5, ov,

«-,

case,

(cv,

)

ventive.

;

From

yovos evvais a noble son. handy, ingenious

:

in-

-$.

ov,

(VTrapOfvos

) )

famed for fair maidens. Dirce, happy maid 1

II.

easily irritated. «i-irapo^vvTOS, ov, (€, fi-irapv^os, ov,{ev,TTapv(pr]) with ahandsome border.

«-€6, , («,

, ^^ «-, belonging

) ^/ ) «. )

daughter of a noble sire

ov, 6,

(eu,

father, of noble family. Lat. Optimates,

of

€-, €-'•65,

5, , («, 6,

opos, is,

tractable.

€v-ireiaTOS, ov, («,

€-(€$, €-«••5,

)

the

class,

ov,

(«,

sire.

to obey, obedient,

persuasive, convincing.

4)

ov, with a

)

os, , ,

€-75,

ov, (eu,

€\)-,

anos,

, (. -, «-,

, ,

—

ivith beautiful helmet.

offine texture. beautiful arms.

€-5, , with

abounding in fountains.

From

= €€5,

obedient, submissive.

ov, easy to believe, trustworthy,

II. act.

-, €-'•8,

easily believing, credulous

) -,

((,

is,

€-€8

Ep.

(,, -

plaited

easily

persuaded.

gently leading.

good father-in-law.

ov, beautifully attired.

credi-

— Adv.

[]

() ()

(, e\eos,

is,

€i)7rAc/f€6», see

;

:

of a good breadth.

€v-n-\€tos, a, ov, well filled.

€€$ , () -,, $.

bi
plaited, well-netted ;

wellwell-

with

sides of wicker-work.

Ep.

Ep.

fem. ei-TrXoKos, ov,

a fair voyage. with goodly locks: pecul.

- ,) )

-,

well,

=

(($.

ov, contr.

-'\,,((,() sailing

having a fair voyage.

€-'5,

Ep.

«-,

is, (ev,

favourable

ov, (eS,

well-washed. to sailing.

, easiness of breathing.

II.

From

cv-irvoos Ep. «i-irvoos, ov, contr. ev-irvovs, ovv, (cS, breathing well or freely : good to breathe

vi)

through.

the third.

born of a noble

ready

II. act.

€-€5,

first

, ,=

(,

(s, (ev, well-made, stout. eii-mjKTOs, ov, {(v, well put together, wellbuilt, compact : of cheese, well-curdled, solid.

or noble fragrance.

Athens, the Ev-

II. at

were the

the second, the

good

amply:

and -ps.

etlirvoia poet,

a noble father.

to

€-5,

stone.

(^5, easily,

eu-irXcKTOs Ep. €i5-ir\6KTOS, ov, («, easy to lead away.

€-\,3, €-€8,

-, -,

of good, bard

of

ov, gen. ovos, very fat, rich.

cu-irapaos, ov. Dor. for evwapeios, ov, easily led aside. cv-irapeSpos, ov, constantly attending on, devoted to. ov, (ev, Trapua) with beauteous cheeks.

€-<€5,

2. easi-

From

falling well or easily : abundant,

) •)

-€8. Adv.

-TiuS.

'/)

ov, {(v,

^)

) (€((

ble.

(ev, irais) blest with children,

with many or good children €v-iraKTOS, Dor. for

with beautiful leaves.

cuTrcTetas easily.

bt'

(cS,

«s,

is,

a goodly race of children.

ev-trais, iraidos, 6,

make

From

€)

ease;

turned

easily

hence easy, without trouble, Lat. facilis

Comp.

From

to be well off, enjoy oneself,

(€v,

(,

ov,

€-€€, ,

Ion.

,

live comfortably.

€-€5,

ii-TTCTpos, ov, (cS,

tend well.

enjoyment of good things, comfort : in plur. enjoyments, dvai to enjoy oneself, make

case,

,

f.

pleas-

^^)

luxuries; iv From merry, [a]

6€,

II.

goodly banks, frtntfiil, rich. well put together, com-

evTraGcia Ion. the being in

)

easily besetting.

«v-irepCTpeTTTOS, ov, («, round, changeable, inconstant.

plentiful.

to treat,

to be in plenty.

ov, with

€-5,

€)

(eu,

ov, («S,

ov, (ev,

ev-Trenqs,

well-roofed.

III. specious.

, ,

f.

= {oxtg.

easy to walk on. easy to pull off.

ov, (eS,

ness of getting or having, Lat. copia.

in birds.

ocppvs) withfitie eyebrows.

(«,

V,

of good augury, au-

ov, with beautiful eyes.

to the eyes.

€-5,

{(,(') easily turned round. ,{,('^() easy to sketchout.

ov. (fS,

cv-opKOS, ov, (eS, opKos) true to ones oath : of oaths, (as Adv.) to swear truly;

[<]

ov,

-^) -, ^) € €-€5, €-€5, () -, () ^)

From

«,

II.

evv(pos,

sweet-smelling, fragrant,

also irreg.

,

-(5.

(i^)os) strength or speed offoot.

6005, , , («,

-,

)

disposed to be kind,

beneficent.

-,

— Comp.

ov,

also

,

ov, {ev,

oi)

well-made,

well-wrought.

,

{(,

oi) beneficence.

cu-tfoCkIXos, ov, («,

5)

much-variegated.

( ))

; ::

.

€;5—''2. , («, €-€$, , good

)(

-, , f.

aor.

:

(evnopos)

:

:

—

to

be 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.

abound

Pass, to have plenty of,

:

Hence

,

, facility in moving, facility in doing.

readiness of supply store : wealth.

of doubts or

means, resources.

:

opp. to

II.

difficulties.

3. plenty,

the solution

over. II. easy, ready. 2. of persons, wellprovided with resources, ingenious, inventive. III. abounding in, rich in: ihso\. plentiful ; of persons,

),

:

pleasant to drink. gen. -iroSos, (eS, irovs) with

, -trow,

«, , -, (,

good feet, strong

or swift offoot.

f.

From

to fare well, be well off, pro^^per.

,)

cuirpa^ia Ion.

II.

,

tv-TTpa^iS,

€-'•€,

good

with

good

) ) (. €, ) -,€€.)) ,

cvtrpcireia, ness.

comely ous.

fair appearance

€S,

hence,

:

:

From

becoming

2. fitting,

,

cp£s speciously

:

:

glori-

conspicuous.

-.

-€5. Adv. of €virp€7rf}s, becomingly Comp. evirpevtaTepov Sup. Ion.

;

:

Ion. for {cZ,

ov, (cu,

-, €-',

ojvos, 6,

,

lands.

arrange

order well

strong-blowing.

(cu,

with fair head-

ov, (ev,

eO-irpoorcSpos, ov,

6-'•"5,

) ') ) to

Ion. impf.

— evirapedpos,

acceptable.

assiduous, diligent.

ov, (cy,

of easy ad-

dress, affable, courteous.

€-5, €-8,

ov, (cS,

easy of access.

) ,

ov, of good or easy access, affable, Lat. quifaciles aditus babet. II. of places, accessible

-5,

fVTTpoaarrarov the easiest

€-€,

ati'ainable, easy. f.

way of approach.

ov, (fv,

((iirpoactiiros)

show, be specious, plausible.

) )

with a good

ov, (ev,

pretext, excusable, plausible.

€-5,

ov, {eZ,

of ships, with handsome

of ships, with handsome

cu-irpcppos, ov, (ev,

()

prow.

€-€5,

ov, (cv, well-winged, well-plumed: metaph., evwrepoi yvvaiK(s high-plumed dames of

quality.

exi-irrepvyos, ov, (eZ,

€-5,

ov, finely

)

= evirrepos.

branching.

€{, (,

5,

ov, with fine colts

(,

breeding fine horses,

:

€.

med. of (eZpos) Adv. from one aor.

I

side, sideways.

, (^, .,(. , () (. (, . €, €, «,

II.

an exclamation to frighten away birds. cupca, ace. masc. or neut. pi. of evpvs also Ion. fern. ;

aor. 2 inf. of €Up€kV Ep. €vpeT€os, a, ov, verb. Adj. of,

vered,

found

to be disco-

out.

,,

fern. eupCTLS, iSos,

afinder,

easy to be got

and

make a fair

, {()

discovered

:

to

pass, of

is found, an unexpected gain, windfall : hence generally, a gain, II. advantage. 2. o{ & ch'ud, a foundling. an invention, discovery : a remedy. Dor. for (vpciv. «s, eiros) inventive of words, fluent : wordy, sophistical. fut. of

aros,

,

«, «,

that which

{(,

€-€'5,

opos,

(. {()

,

an inventor, discoverer. of good leather.

) ( ( , ( ( €( (( (

e\5-ptvos, ov, (eu, pivos)

eijplvos, gen. of (vpis.

ev-pliros, 6, (ev, the tide is violent

any

esp.

:

Euboea from Boeotia

strait

of the

strait

of the sea, where which separates

the ancients believed that this

;

ebbed and flowed seven times a day. ev-pls, ivos, 6, , (ev, pis, ()iv) with a good nose, keen' scented : metaph. keen at tracking out a thing.

ETTI'SKfl Med., aor.

pf.

fut.

:

:

:

med.

or

:

c.

aor.

— Pass.,

-.

ace. cognate,

aor. I

I.

-—

-,

or

:

evpeiv

and

fut. :

inf.

or

2

or

pf.

imperat. (ipe,

f.

I

cover

:

evpov or

aor. 2

sense) to

,

be found out or discovered. pf. act.

3. specious, plausible.

«v-iTpcirTOs, {(v,

€-8,

looking.

,

comeli-

beauty,

well-looking, goodly,

(cS,

2. cheerful, friendly•^

s/)ic/oMS.

fvpero, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of verb. Adj. of cvpcTos,

stem.

speciousness, plausibility.

II.

€-6'•5,

well-looking, with

ov, (cS,

fair face: metaph.

inventor, discoverer.

conduct.

(^.

poet, for

ov, (cv,

= (vTrpayia, good for-

) jy,

tune, success.

lying

mceiv to

aor. I pass, of

(«, npa.'yos) faring well, flourishing. (evrrpayew) well-doing, welfare. ciJ-irpaKTOs, ov, (fv, easy to be done. is,

,

)

with a cheerful posture of fortune.

€-, €-'•5,

abundance.

in

ov, well-fated, happy.

ov, (cS,

eiirovs, 6,

easily

2S7

ci-irvpyos, ov, with goodly towers. well-bearded. ov, gen.

wealthy.

Adv. of evnopos,

-,

fall

;

stern.

2

ei-iropos, ov, (tv, trupos) easy to pass through or

€$. 6\5-5, «-,

, ov, (einpoactmos,

or placed cheerfully

at ivar.

well-conducting, propi-

{ev,

tious.

(^,

«-, ]

itOkos) with fine wool, fleecy.

-iroKOs,

:

(in

later

same :

to find, find out, dis-

(vpiafeeiv to

make an

€

288 unexpected discovery or gain.

:

—

devise y in•

2.

—

Med. gain, get, win, obtain : 7. of to find or get for oneself, procure, obtain. merchandise, etc., to fetch so much money: hence, to II. to find,

vent.

,

be worth, to sell for. (evpoos) to flow well. f.

€€,

go on

taph. to flow or

€-5,cvpo,

.€, cvipo

ov, (€u,

-,

)

III. to be fluent.

well.

loud-whizzing.

) .)

aor. 2 opt,

,

ojvos,

med. and

(Evpos,

act.

of

(. «,

I pi. aor. 2

evpov, aor. 2 of ev-poos, oj/, contr.

)

of

-

tempestu-

name

«

€-&$,

, ,

Ep. for

stitched.

€-€$,

ivpka

:

nom.

spacious, far-reaching,

wide-

—wide, broad, — Comp. evpvreposi

(-, -, «-, €-€5,

spread

Ion.

:

see evpv.

((, cukos) with broad shield,

€-5, , (-$

-, )-, ,

,

Ion. and Ep.

ov, with

4)

wide bter or tomb. broad-breasted. of €vpv, more widely. far-honoured.

ov, (evpv,

{(,

ov,

)

) )

cv-piros, ov, (fS, p(cj) full-flowing.

«-€8,

, {(,

ov,

quiver.

{(, {(,

is,

growing

5()

is,

mouthed, of cups.

, {(,

ov,

ruling widely, offar-extended power. ov, €upv-6c^e9Xos poet. with broad foimdations, spacious, extensive. good time or proportion : orderliness^

-€€5,

{(,

,

gracefulness, graceful. ov, in

Lat. numerosus

good lime

—

:

From

with wide-spread

room ;

or measure, rhythmical,

{€5, «-, €\>-(, 5, «-, €-€,

:

well-propor-

good order, gracefully.

bosom. ovTOS, 6, wide-ruling. with broad meadows. ov, gen, ovros, , wide-ruling. ov, with spacious

«, , cupuvai, aor.

i

f.

pvvai ayaiva to

-, «-€,

inf.

of

)

(.

{(vpv,

broad-fronted. fv-

;

a wide space

in

the middle.

«- «, ) «-, (5. «-€5, ) €-8, «-,

ov, (fvpv, vSjtos) broad-backed, stout.

,

(tvpv, oSos) with broad, open ways.

the farAeol. , (fvpv, glancing, far-seeing, Homeric epith. of Jove. , ace, evpvona, = ov, (evpv, with broad surface. ov, with broad ways, of the sea. the character of a lewd fellow.

,

{(,

ov,

roomy, spacious.

rich in grapes.

{(,

poet, lor cvpvs.

(s,

mouldering, dafik and

(v,

6upb>6is,

Virgil's loca senta situ.

dark, squalid;

aor. 2 part, of

,

name

the

first in

Etiropa, Europe, as a geographic

Homeric hymn to Apollo.

, = ($.

''2,,

,

cDtos,

mould, dank, decay, Lat.

, stoutness, 65-<5,', {(V,

«, «-,

decay

;

{(ps^

From

strength.

stout, strong.

situs,

"'2, , good,

(.

to

become or

brave, noble

to

;

be mouldy, to

(a,

€,

the gods, givers of good things. ovca, part. fern, of Dor. for

of

I

-,

(, (.

{(($)

piety, religion,

life.

gen. sing, irios; gen.

from nom.

plur. neut. (aoiv [a\, as if

, €(€,

,-$.

(5.

a coarse, unpolished

Pios

aor.

(cvpvs) to make wide or broad ; make room for the dance

to leave

.) -, ) «, (, {() ((, (. , , , ,,

dat. sing, of

tioned, graceful.

€»-605, ov,

kv (vpv-

squalor.

of persons, orderly

tvpvQ^iaS, Adv.

widely,

wide-gaping, wide-

Ep. for

ov, shortened

6-5,

with wide

) (5.

) «, , ) ( .)

{ivpv,

[a]

{ivpv, oeivos) wide-ruling, mighty.

is,

free space, plenty of From in the open sea.

, = evpp^-qs.

ov,

ace.

:

fern,

hair.

«op-poos, Ep. for evpoos. tvpv, neut. of (vpvs, often used as Adv. ov, {eipv, ayvia) with wide streets, epith. of great cities, in U. usually of Troy and Athens. with stout lance. , (ivpv,

evpwfiv

ivpvv, and sometimes ewpe'd

,

€-($,

€-5,

gen. eipios, etos, ios

:

sing,

Ep. gen. evppHos (for ftippeovs), fair-

4s,

ov, {ivpv, pioj) broad-flowing.

evptia, tvpv

well-

flowing.

«,

ET'PT'2,

-, $ -, ) €-5, -, «,

(«S,

lewd, obscene

is, (eipv, with wide gates. cupv-pceOpos, ov, {fvpv, pU9pov) with broad channel.

cp-os,

o{ vfords, flowing, fluent. easily inclining or slipping. Etipos, , the South-East wind, Lat. Eurus. ; eSevpos, TO, (ivpvs) breadth, width, opp. to in height. pos, in breadth, opp. to II.

fair-flowing. -poiros, ov, («u,

-, €-€, ,

) )

{(,

eVy

an adulterer.

€-($, Adv., Comp.

flowing well,

ovv,{(v,

€-8, also

«s,

a

ous wind mentioned in Act. Apost. 27. 14: the seems to mean a storm from the East.

€<$, Dor.

me-

II.

:

(

sum.

reverence towards the gods, 2. credit or character

Lat. pietas,

(, , {((5)

for piety.

f.

be pious in a thing

-

«-€s, reverent

tv

:

:

is, {(V,

)

to live or act piously:

c. ace. pers. to

to

reverence.

Lat. pius, pious, religious,

)

of things, holy, hallowed. Ion.

€-€8

-,

poet, for

(-,

(i(a.

ov, {(v, Ep. banks of oars, well-rowed.

«-,

ov, {(v,

i) much

with

good

reverenced, holy.

'!

—

) «) €-, €-, ) €-5, ) -8, ) €-8, ) --, -5, )) )€-<8 ) «-, )) €-8 ) $, () «, €-5, «-5 -, ) €-5, -) 6€€5, -«, ,

€-<5,

)

{(,

(, , €-€8,

of p^ood omen, auspi-

manifest, remarkable, conspicuous. From to be strong, healthy.

II.

cious.

f.

a place for singeing swine.

Ep.

twisted

-.) with full pantry or larder,

iKos, 6, ov,

6, , («) €-, €-€8 :

,

abounding in

chervil.

swift-springing, high-

{(,

well-covered: Sup. ov, {iv, -oraros, serving as the best covering. From to be well equipped.

rugs or

-5,

€$) well-equipped.

(«,

ov,

sighted, watcbftd.

keen-

of a ^\zce, far-seeing ox far

2.

:

,

II. («, commanding a wide view. shooting well, of unerring aim. From a healthy state, prosperity. cv-aoos, ov, well-secured, safe and well, happy.

(,

(-, ,

well-

well spread with

clothes, Lat. bene stratus.

ov, ivith

goodly

pillars.

ov, {fv,

easy to infer by comparison, easy to guess. old Att. ov,

«--,

(,

easy to infer by comparison, easy to guess. easy to deal with, honest, upright.

. --,

6U-
seen,

well-

well-curled, curly.

old Att.

(«,

ov,

«-,

6-5,

shadowy.

ov, {(V,

iiJ-CTKOiros Ep.

(«,

is,

ov, («u, Ep. easily turning, nimble. ov,

well-shaded, shadowy.

ov, (tS,

lyyos, 6,

€\5-5

twisted

<€€,

«-,

Ep.

twisted.

hounding.

€-€5,

well-

ov, (cu,

easily turned, lissom.

a9tvos) stout: strong, firm.

is, {ev,

€U-aiiri5os,oi', (fu,

289

ei^reXeta.

stood, intelligible.

II.

quick

ov, (iv,

II.

under-

easily

with quickness of apAdv. of well' prehension : Comp. and cvo-ireipos, ov, (fu, ov, easily seen at a glance. turned: wreathing, winding. ov, {its, with beauEp. ivvirXayxvia, , goodness of heart. with bowels of tiful ankles. ov, ((v, Comp. and Sup. of compassion, compassionate. well-sown: rich in seed. ov, (cS, with grace, like a Adv. of Ep. for gentleman : Comp. Ep. for ov, = goodness of health. , f. to be steady, firm: to be calm, of , grace of manner, elegance. From ov, gen. ovos, (fS, From the sea. of good bearEp. is ,{iv,iorapxii)well-based, ing, graceful, elegant, becoming : in bad sense, good

€-'•€5, is,

, , -? , , ) -,

€€5.

€5<-5,

6-5,

€<6, {($)

€-,

sound, healthy. : Ep. for

€€.

steadfast, firm

€-5,

well-arrayed : ready

es, (ev,

'-,

ov,

:

fruitful.

well-girded or well-

) . €€, ,

crowned

:

of a city, circled with toivers.

6-605,

ov, poet,

€-|5, €-{5, ov,

form

for

to

sing

siueetly.

)

words of good omen, or so as to avoid words of ov, («,

-,

to

ill

II.

(.

to use

omen,

=

From

( )('

;

peace, be

still

wiih goodly colonnades. vyyos, , , from a good trunk. skill in shooting at a mark, good aim: quickness at guessing, wit, cleverness. From

,

€5-8, ov, aiming well, hitting the mark.

pass, viell-aimed.

sharp, witty, clever.

II.

and

is,

2.

metaph. guessing well,

ov, (eS,

)

)

) ) -, €€, , ) :

easy

sound in limb. From sound in limb. with good ov, («,

to be

f.

ov, (ev,

Ep. with good wheels.

easy to melt.

. {)

to be orderly,

f.

with good mouth : of horses, well-bitted. II. speaking or singing well, eloquent. 2. speaking auspicious words, or keeping silence to avoid words of ill omen neut. plur. as Adv., rrfpl tovtojv on this let me

-, «,

specious.

is, (eu,

preserve a religious silence

keep a religious silence ; €\5-
=

, €-5, €-5 -,

felloes

=

{(v,

f.

€(5.

well-trodden.

(s, {ev,

,

65. «-,

outward show,

to split or cleave.

rich in ears of corn

Ep.

«, €-5,

in

for action, serviceable.

€-€5,

.)

. , , ۥ, .

)($.

-, «-€5,

From

behave well.

(,

well-ordered, well-behaved: eiJ-raKTOS, ov, Hence of soldiers, well-disciplined. Adv. in good order.

€|, , 6-5,

€VT€, Adv. of

,

time when

:

good

order, discipline.

ov, delicatefooted.

Time,

a poet,

form of ore, when, at

seeing that, since.

II.

,

so often as, tvhensoever, in the case that. ov, and is,

€-68,

€-6€5,

€-5,

the

like

ov,

{iv, Tiixos) well-walled, well-fortified, strong.

€€, €€, ,

to have good ox fine children. having good ox fine children. €v-T€Kvos, ov, {, Ti/cvov) having many ox fine children, blest with a goodly progeny ; ivTiKVOS a pair offair children.

{ivTiKVos)

«

»

the

Ion.

€€,

,

cheapness, Lat. viliics;

290

€VT€\rjs

)

€-^-

ds evriKeiav cheaply ; vos a goose painted on cheap terms. TTpbs

frugality, economy

«-,

is, {ev,

.

vilis.

— €9.

II. thrt/i,

km fVTeXeia. for economy. T(\os) easily paid for, cheap, Lat.

;

mean, paltry, worthless.

III.

«€, ,Adv. txntKds,

of (vTeXijs, cheaply, at a cheap rate.

€U-T€pirf|S, c»,

{(,

Ion. for evreXeia.

€-€5, ,

€5-€8,

delightful, charming.

wrought with

ov, (ev,

ov, gen. ovos,

«-, ov,

{(v,

-,

well-cut.

bring forth easily.

to

Hence

,

an easy

« -TOKOS, ov,

happy

childbirth,

birth.

€€, «, , , (€\$) (ev, reKeiv)

) ()

f.

bringing forth easily. Hence to be daring.

courage, boldness.

€-5,

ov,{€v,

brave-spirited, courageous.

well-stretched, well-stning,

<\j-TOvos, ov, {ev,

Hence Adv. with main

sinewy, nervous.

«5, «-€5,

good arrows.

-, «, ) ) €-5, ) -, ,

easily

t\)-Tpa.ire\os, ov, (ev,

versatile, ingenious, clever.

ready

well-grown, thrivto turn,

prepared,

Hence

Att.

f.

to

Lat.

act. nojirishifig.

II.

eu-Tp6irf|S, es, (ev,

—

2. witty, lively,

(ev,

ts,

ing.

:

Pass., pf.

:

make ready get ready, prepare : to make friendly, Pass, to be ready: Med. to get oneself

conciliate

:

—

off, to

succeed.

,

:

(

(evTvxrjs) 2.

:

or

—

to

of things, to

Ion. for evTvxais.

aTos, to, a piece of good luck, success.

€-5, $,

(eZ,

Tvxeiv) well-off, successful, lucky,

«

success,

good luck, prosperity:

in plur. successes.

Ion.

-€5, Adv. of evTvxrjS, with good forCamp, evvepov, Sup.

tune, successfully :

«-5,

ov, (ev,

-«.

)

va\os) with or of good glass.

€v-v8pos, ov, (ev, well-watered, abounding in of a river, with good water : Comp. evvSpo:

ivater

Tepos.

€-8,

ov, celebrated in

many hymns.

)

6-5, )) well-woven. €\5-5, Dor. for ev-. «-, 6-&€5, ov, Dor. -as, a, (ev, beautiful quiver. with clear €-€5, es, (ev,

«, (., $)

—

ready.

with

light, bright.

(evos)to use words ofgood omen

I. or to abstain from words of ill omen: hence to keep silence, to observe a solemn silence; in im-

perat.

eve, evee, hush

«,

!

be silent

!

Lat. fa-

shout in honour of any one, III. to sound auspiciously. Hence

vete Unguis.

II. to

or in triumph.

turning: hence

3. tricky, dishonest.

facetus.

ready.

From

coarse Jesting, ribaldry.

2.

,

be lucky, to be well

etc.

fs, (eZ,

opvev)

well-rounded. €v-TOpvos, ov, well-turned, round. ov, (ev, Tpaire(a) with a good table, hospitable, luxurious, sumptuous. wit, liveliness, politeness, Lat. urbanitas.

tenses, impf.

6,

strength.

€v-ToJos, ov, {ev, ro^ov) with ov, (ev,

augm.

in

evva or —,

€, , (evv)

much-enduring, steadfast.

f.

f.

aor. I

fortunate, prosperous.

skilful, ingenious.

ov, (eu,

Ep.

skill.

From

skill in art.

-,

well-made, well-wrought; ready.

to

turn out well, prosper : pf. pass, impers., evTvxrirai Tivi things have gone well with him. Hence

thrifty, frugal.

) () €6, €) «-, -5 «, , {() )

,:

oea ()make

-TUKTOS, ov, (ev,

evTVKTov

,

the use of words of good omen or the I. solemn avoidance of words of bad ometi: hence II. praise, worship: silence during religious rites. in plur. songs of praise. ov, (ev, of good sound or omen, auspicious : of persons, using only words of good I. omen or avoiding words of ill omen : hence, II. interpreting favourably; religiously silent. in a good sense. vpbs TO well-sounding, sweetov,(ev,

)

«-,

€

—

-^)

€-5,

) )) 6-, «- 5, , -65, -) €€, , 6-5, ) €-|,

voiced.

« -TpcirTOS, ration.

es, (ev,

€-5 €-,

, 6-8 -,

6,

trident.

€-€8,

nom. ov,

<{5-5,

,

)) in

a

state

of prepa-

pi.

of evOpi^.

Ep.

) $)) )

Ep. fvrp-,

or well-rounded.

ov,

2. (ev,

ov, (ev,

ov, rare poet,

(ev,

running

well-rounded. well-wheeled

running easily. form for (vtvktos.

II.

act.

well-beloved.

ov, (ev, (ev,

children, or pass, beloved of children. easily set ov, (ev,

(evopos)

to

fond of

071 fire.

bring forth abun-

easily borne, tolerable.

ov, (ev,

From

easily turning, versatile.

€-,

II.

dantly.

versatility, Lat. versutia.

well, quick-moving.

,

,,

-irais,

f,

= ev9pi^.

ov, (ev,

well-beloved.

es, (ev,

loving well.

ov, 2l\so

well-fed.

«-, ov, well bored or pierced. with goodly -, (ev,

Ep. Dor. for

€-8,

€-8,

ov, easily turned, changeable.

6€5, Adv. of evpes, €-€8 Ep. «-,

47705,

beautifully on

€-8,

it.

ov, (ev,

, , with

)

beautiful lyre: playing

well or patiently borne.

worn, convenient, manageable. bearing well, hence of a breeze, favourable body, sound, healthy. ov, well freighted or laden. easily

€-5,

II. :

1. act,

of the

—

::

—

—

:

€)—'. tv6ps,

€$,

Adv. of

€», -, ,

) €<$,

291

«€€, , readiness of hand,

patiently, readily.

of language. speaking well or elo-

{iv
skill.

,-(. (:(.( (, : €€, €€, , ( ( ' ()

quently

:

—

(«, Ep. Adv. is,

in set terms,

elo-

quently,

,

poet, for

4-:

Ep.

eu

—

but also with

f.

med.

f.

Ion. 2 sing,

—/

Pass.,

aor. i

:

cheer, gladden.

II.

£•$, , , «,

:

sense,

{^)

:

. )

Pass, /o rejoice; c. part.,

Hence

rejoiced at seeing.

is

(-

same

in

cheering, delightful

to.

Ep. aor. l inf. of Ep. participial Adj. («5, well-meaning, well-judging, kindly-disposed.

«-,

€-, , {() .

euphemism

6'$,

6$,

the kindly time,

Adv. of

€-

(,

with

«-,

Ep.

good

{() good

,

€-5, €-,{) «ov,

Ep.

)

ov, {tv,

(€,

(S,

guard ; watch.

cheer

cheering,

mak-

II.

goodness of

it

easy to keep is

or

easier to keep

))

ov, (eS,

wrought

«)

€-5, (-$, (,

) ) ( .'-^ »(:

€-8,

€-$,

€-5,

:

wrought of fine

brass,

brass,

f.

hence

to requite.

gen. itos, (eu,

agreeable

$)

pleas-

popular, Lat. gratiosus. to be thankful, return thanks :

Hence

,

cuxfipurrCa, thankfulness, gratitude. II. a giving of thanks, thanksgiving : the holy Eucharist. or -itos, ov, (fv, winning, agreeable, pleasant.

gratus

:

II.

grateful, thankful, Lat.

Adv.,

irpos

to be

gratefully disposed towards him.

6-€, eipos, , , ready cu-xeipwTOS, ov, («5,

()

II.

of a horse,

condition.

-,

ov, (cS,

ov, contr.

rich in goats.

mak-

ovv, {tv,

ET''XOMAI: sense

;

in act.

sense

Dep.

:

:

pray

pray

3. c. ace. objecti,

(€

;

or devote a thing to

loudly,

pray or beseech

to,

that.

pray for, long or wish for. to do goats, i.e. vow to offer them, mise

in pass,

but 3 sing, plqpf. to pray, pay one's vows, Lat.

pers. to

2. c. inf. to

to

fut.

part,

I

;

ace.

c.

aor.

:

so also pf.

:

-:

or

or

I

vow or promake a vow of

II. to

to 2.

c.

some god.

) {)

make great promises,

boast,

ace. rei, to III. to

vow

vaunt oneself: but

often, to profess, maintain, assert.

€-5,

well-strung, harmonious.

ov, (tS,

evxos, COS, TO,

€-5,

)

ov, {ev,

Adv.

a thing prayed for, vow,

a votive offering.

2.

boast or pride.

II.

make

easy to

one's

use of,

-tcus.

to be of

f.

a good complexion. From

complexion, fresh-looking, healthy Tepos or ov, rich in gold. ev-XpcuS, ojv, = evxpoos.

) (-

-(5.

of hand, handy, dexterous. easy to overcome.

— Comp.

€-5,

€, , (()

vow, Lat. votum. matter of boasting.

, - ( €) ,

€&, , engaging

good

poet, for evxpoos, of good complexion. 6v-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpo\;s, ovv, {ev, of good

with beautiful hair: of

wrought of

neut.

ing,

ov, rich in fodder.

well-fed, in

is,

in brass.

ov, well

impf.

«, ,

€-6, , -. -,

sweet-voiced ; loud-voiced.

ov, 6, {tv,

:

only used in pres. and pi.

pray, offer one's vows. II. to boast oneself, vaunt, profess. a prayer, wish or vow, Lat. voprayer for evil, a curse, imprecation. tum. 2.

with thick foliage.

ov, (cS,

3

to

:

serviceable.

plants, with beautiful leaves.

or well

Dep.

recklessly.

inf.

Lat. votum.

cleverness.

ov, («S,

ov, (cv,

impf.; Ep.

precari one.

well-minded,

Adv. cleverly: Comp. From ^, goodness of voice.

€-5, €-5,

in pi.

Hence

yiyverai

€-$,

:

well-grown, shapely, goodly of good natural parts : clever,

^,

cuxcpAs, Adv. readily: Ep. for

vow

^))

«-$, «, «,

cheerfulness,

II.

good natural parts,

€-$,

is, («, quick or ready of hand, handy, dexterous, expert. 2. in bad sense, reckless. II. easy to handle or manage, manageable.

aor.

)

II.

disposition or

cheer: gra-

cheerful, glad-

2. act.

witty; ilso of good disposition. 77, goodness of shape.

«,

night,

poet, form, cheery.

some, merry, light-hearted. ing glad or merry, comforting. well-disposed, gracious.

()

€-€5,

3.

From

sense, recklessness.

ing fresh and green.

mirth, merriment : of a banquet, glad thoughts, festivities, []

graceful.

e.

ov, 6, son of Night.

ciously.

-,

i.

Hence

for

bad

Hence

Ep.

f.

aor. I

in

dexterity, readiness,

proneness or inclination for a thing.

2.

«,, €-$, ,

,

poet, form of II.

ov,

boasting

:

(, a

a prayer,

boast, vaunt,

Hence bound by a vow.

ov, with

good

sands, sandy.

II. {i\^vxos)tobe ofgood courage. farewell! inscr. on tombs, like Lat. have pia f.

animal Hence

€-'5,

)

, good courage, ov, (eS,

heart, Lat. animosus.

ET"il,

f.

a scolding wife,

:

stoutness of heart. of good courage, stout of

Adv. -;«, with good courage. to singe : metaph. of

aor. I

:

she roasts her

«i/ft

husband without the help of a

L

fire.

2

:

::

292

€8$,

«, «,,

«. ) )

^ -, ,

()

(sub.

, f.

left,

fern,

,—

on the

on

of

(eS, w\p) (eu,

fair-eyed or fair faced.

evcjip,

to look on, friendly.

fair

') /

/r^a/

pf. pass.,

to be regaled,

with

Pass.,

fut.

c.

ace, Kpea

to relish, enjoy.

:

, ')

( aor.

to be well entertained,

fare sumptuously ;

(f

to entertain

..

. «,

«., (, €-€,

(($

,

Dor. for 3 sing. Ep. aor.

pass, oi

3 sing, and

,

-, , €-6(, (, ,

blockade, Lat. obsessio.

,

€-€5, ov, on

II.

upon. a lying in

From

to sit or rest upon.

to

:

—

watch for

{(,

()

(6 '(($

by

From

lying

lions

and watching,

lying by

II.

II. to lie

also to halt.

sitting on;

chariot drawn

a

a siege,

:

to sit or rest

a sitting upon.

wait

near.

med. of

pi. aor. 2

a sitting at or by

()

{(,

f.

seated

(-

Att. for

med. and

Ion.

by, lie in

opt. of

I

Att. for

(-.

€-$,

reach,

adapt, accommodate.

f.

goodly. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of Ep. aor. i pass, of

2. to

so Ion. pf. part, pass.,

(. (. (. €6€, -, (. (, «, ,, , . . (- «,

to

wait, Lat. insidiae.

fair-eyed or fair faced,

;

possessed of beauty. Hence to fit on or to, to suit, coincide f. II. trans, to fit one thing on or to another,

aor.

-,

Ti/e//;

med.

make merry on your meat generally, Hence 97, good cheer, feasting.

{, €-, $, , ,

l£

or side;

the left hand.

(, -,

hospitably, feast

hand

left

Lat. attingere

to,

with.

of good name, honourable euphemistic for the ill-omened

II.

(6$,

and

grasp, touch: to seize hold upon, claim.

(($ «-, ,

a sweet smell, fragrance. aor. I pass, of fair-armed. ov, (fu,

of good omen. word

€-(,

sweet-smelling.

attain

-65, «-,, ,{€, €-7$,

€vh— (.

)

of

pf.

(ev,

fs,

Hence

—

—

:

by

or

lying in wait

Dor. for III. posted in reserve, of a third for an enemy. ayos) to perfonn sacred combatant who sits by to fight the conqueror an rites over a thing. avenger, a successor. f. Att. to make offerings on a grave. fut. Dep. to sit upon. 2. aor. 2 of see (pa-yuv. to sit by or near. Pass, to be chosen in addition or in Ep. aor. i of succession to another. aor. 2 opt. of $, €-<1$, ov, (kni, a\s) = pf. pass. part, of fut. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 (aor. 2 inf. of f.

-, «,

:

€-€.

€-«,

( :

(-,(\($

' part.

:

(\($

or

-, <€€$,

(\$.

:

Dep.

spring upon,

:

—

.(. (.

€\(5

(^,

:

.

,

(,

to

to assail : without hostile sense, having leaped upon or into the chariot absol., he kissed him having leaped upon him. ov, {(, a\s) on or by the sea.

€$

-(:

, ,

,

(.

aor.

ris, Tj,

-CKTOS, ov,

i

of

(. (( =

Ep. aor. 2 subj. of {(, (KTOs) 1 +^ = j-' tokos

interest at the rate of

€€ «-€08,

€-6, , f.

-^

l6|

of the principal, on or along.

p. cent.

to roll

€ . «- ( €-€, (((5 ) €-$, ) ((( ((( , . ((( (\ (-, «, (. ((( « . ((( <, . , . , (. -, , «-, (. -(( ( ( ()(. ((, (,( -(: (((: (((: €-5,

(.

(. (,

Dor. for [], Dor. for

{(,

med. oi drive wains over: Ion. aor. 2

traversed by wains. Dor. for ov, {(, a match for, rivalling, 2. pass, to be striven, contended for. aor. 2 of impf. -avov, to please, be grateful or wel-

pf. part. pass.

€(8, c€pos [].

vying with. 3

come

to

:

pi.

Ep. also

impf.

(-,

3

i

pass,

in use

draw on Pass.,

along;

but the aor. :

drag or

2. to

trail after

drink

feet

off,

dragged

the stragglers of an

01

one

:

drain.

I

to

of a II.

or trailing

army.

III.

Med. to draw or drag after one (yxos he trailed along the spear (which was stuck in his foot) iron draws men after it, i. e. attracts them, tempts them ;

;

to pull

:

to

:

after.

7€$

f,

:

aor.

tail

consequences.

Ep. for

-.—to fasten on or to : hence to fix II. Pass, to be hung over, impend firmly, decree. over, in pf. and plqpf. like Lat. imminet, imminebat ; woes im-

(' III.

Med.

to lay

hold

of,

3,

((,

2. to

freq.

Adv.

poet,

Ion.

:

bring on, ento claim, assume. aor. 2 inf. of

the door.

= more

I

pf. pass,

pend over the Trojans.

or towards

tow

ship, to

on, attractive.

fut.

:

("formed

is

of

pi. aor. 2 med. of Adv. once for all: at once. f. to fold or spread over.

Ion.

Ion.

,

;

of

[a], aor, 2 pass,

aor.

(-.

oi ((. From , drawing €( ((, from *(()

[y], aor. I inf.

in order, one after another, in

of Time, successively

(€$,

fcus, :

fut.

17,

:

aor. 2

line.

{(, II.

thereupon.

{(()

impf.

a

an

excuse, pretext.

Ep.

Ion.

inf.

(((: part,

km-

—

:

::

— —

go

to

2. to follow upon, pursue. 3. to follow a pursuit, busy

after,

drive on, urge on. oneself about, manage. verse.

(€, Oaviuv

,

(,

4. to seek out, search, tra-

( ( :

5.

bring

fate or death,

Med., impf.

kmairuv

:

company, attend upon : late form

(-€(|,

€-6,

to

aor. 2 €<^€-

:

follow, pursue

to ac-

:

(.

to obey,

for

aor.

comply with.

k^cipirvaa, inf. -eprrvaai to creep upon or to-

(.

f.

I

€(€) —

(formed from II. wards. absol., xpovos

€€5,

—

II.

it.

fut.

:

inf.

oneself, incur

on

it

to seek out one's

:

come upon gradually or advancing time.

to

stealthily

«7/,

) (,(.

{()

, «^,

€-€'•€5,

{(,

ov,

«-€, <€,

€€,5, €€6$

Ep.

med. of

().

Ion.

((, «,

pi.

(-

part, of

pf.

)

«-,

of

pi. pf.

ov, {krti,

-6, (€$. . €-€5, $, {)

by one's

($, (()

pf. part,

of

ov, 6,

Ion. «ir-

:

discover, invent, find out

poet. aor.

€€, €(,

f.

J7,

(,

(68,

young man

to

I

aor. 2

generally, to

also to detect

:

)

sit on, at, or by. From a daily order or course. Dor. ov, also a, ov, {km,

17,

€-,

(-

the day, the

«-

.

, {() «, «, «-,

, ,

(.

«--,

a command,

3 sing,

and

pf,

.

of

aor. I

(. (.

to

(

, . Dor.

«, the

,

aor.

body of youth.

or for a

From

aor.

of

2

of

I

behest.

pass, of

plqpf.

.

of

3 pi.

;

of

I

3 sing. aor.

I

oi

kpaa.

^''.

aor. i of

(,

halves,

i.

e.

cf.

€, «. :

3| 3I

containing

esp. in metre, of three feet

:

€(. feet of a

seven

and a half

Hexameter or Iambic Tri-

.. . . .

aor. 2 of

(as if

).

from

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. or aor. 2 pass, oi = 3 sing. impf. of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of

«, <08, , ,

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. oi pf, med. of

€

', boiled, dressed. in pres. and impf. impf. kov Ion. k(ov

verb. Adj. of

€-|, = (, only used Dor. upon,

intr. to sit

med.

(:

fut.

:

at, or by.

k aor.

make

send

to one.

(

at: to set on, to

2, to

to let go, loosen

I

and med. upon.

subj.

Ion. and Ep. there

((:

( ($ from

:

to

send against, launch, or send to lay

of events, to send upon one

permit one a return. metaph. to give a rein to

;

H•

to

:

fut.

( *() —

(as if

:

(,

Causal in Ep.

set

(($, Ep.

do a thing; 3.

act.

upon,

aor.

:

ku

also a 3 sing. impf.

II.

inf.

I

to sit

aor. 2 imperat.

hands on him.

, of

2

pf. pass,

is

come to mans estate. manhood, man's estate.

smg. aor.

k. (,

of Dor. for

fut.

to

or scoff at, ridictde.

((5) youthful.

(5,

for

kioa, (. kaa, «-,

one doing.

imperat. med. of

mock

, {(()

a, ov,

:

to nail on, nail firmly:

kipio

((-

:

:

3 sing, plqpf. of Ion. impf. of

€-,

€€,

Dep.

fut.

From

contriver.

find anywhere

to find by chance,

«, €-€,

^

(^).

an inventor,

to.

whole day through ; to take no thought for the morrow: of creatures of a day, ephemeral: hence men, generally, lasting but a day, short-lived. ov, {km, Aeol. Dor. II. lasting or living but a day, short-lived.

^. €- €€, ^, ,

II. ol a commander. 6, Athens, a special court to try criminal cases. a command, behest. aor. l of (not of

,

:

^\os)

{eni,

extend or reach

to

Pass, to

as the first

an upper garment,

()^ , <-£

pov

,

f.

-, €€,

meter

wrapper, cloak, mantle.

«€€5,

—

, = ($.

iKOS, 0,

in Pass., it is fixed or determined.

(.. «,

Dim. of

,

at

of

I

have arrived at

to

«-,

metaph.

to

Pass, to exult over.

aor.

. , (, . , (^, ( , «, -, .() 3

hospitality.

, ,€€8, €6,

(,

. , -, (-.

lead to

,

for

at

manhood. the age of an II. Dep. to lead against one. a place, give information.

;

(€$,

arrived at Athens,

which was,

,

aor. I oi

or fireside : having a hearth and home 2. sitting at with Verbs of motion, towards home. a or by the hearth, of suppliants II. of the house suppliant inmate of the house. a or household: hence, Ion. the household gods, household, family ; Oeoi Lat. Lares or Penates : also of gods, presiding over

own hearth

Hence

«, (-€,

daily.

(. (.

€}.

nom.

Att. -cores,

for

eighteen.

293

)

{km,

ov,

estate,

€-€$

aor. I inf. of

I

fut.

mans

)«,

western.

imperat. med. of Ep. aor. i part. med. of

Ep. aor.

€-€5

Att.

poet, for

Ep. for

.€€,

2. as

€5,

Dor. or

which there was the right for or during

a suit, in

of appeal to znother CO un. From ea;s, , a throwing at. law-term, an appeal to another court.

€65,

«-5 manhood

€-€$

aor. 2 imperat. of

€($

.

:

:

to give

—

—

294 up, yield

»'),

also intr. (sub.

:

give oneself up

III. to put tlie male permit, allow. IV. as law-term, to to the female, Lat. admittere. V. refer to a higher judge, to appeal; cf. to lay one's command fut. Med. 2. to

to.

(,

(^,

or behest upon

one long

:

((5.

command

enjoin,

to

(

to intrust to

:

allow one to do a thing.

to

after, desire.

c-vco

:

:

Ion. «it-

(^:

fut.

:

aim

2. to

slot.

:

3

pf.

gen.

'$

ace.

blows.

Hence

visit,

c.

:

(

:

:

(Ion.

aor.

to visit

<05, , , €€, €, «, 4€, ($)

2

'

inf.)

the Hellespont with

. .

verb. Adj., easy to reach.

Dor. for

Ep. aor. i med. of Ep. 3 plur. aor. I pass, of c-i^cpos, ov, (kv'i, longed for, desired

,, (, . ), -, (, -, (^. (--, «-, (, (. . (—

innos) of or for a horse or (sub. riding: Lat, ephippia, a saddle-cloth, a horse's harness. ov,

ov,

on horseback;

iiriTos)

( , (

late

form of

fut.,

and

aor. I

impose. point to an

found

€-

Causal in pres., impf., to set or place upon : to one person over another to ap:

2. to set

office.

or institute

:

aywva

3.

games

to set by or near.

honour of& person.

in

III. to check,

make

to attend to, Lat.

vertere

:

absol.,

(,

to attend.

(€€ —

B. Intrans. in Pass, and in aor. 2 act. plqpf.

imposed.

stand or

yaXaieTos,

i.

e.

II.

see

Ion.

(,

, —

to

(-

6<^$.

.•

,

to

From

{.

'.

( ^

(( impf,

:

Ep,

was

in view.

€€, , (^) €€, ,(5, —

, «-, (-

2,

-

:

to

generally to look on,

$

3. to

much

as

of

look out for, choose.

an overlooking:

(.

—

the office

II.

, ($) of

,

(( to

f.

:

-

the frontier.

rush on.

Ion. «ir-

to be

or for the ephori.

on

a, ov, {kiri, opos)

() From

the court of the ephori.

aor. i

:

:

to

rouse against one, urge on, set in motion. 2. II. Pass, and Med., to rush upon, attack.

stir up, intr.

—

the ephoralty.

or dignity of

«-opios,

:

Ion, 3 sing.

aor, 2

:

Pass.,

the island as

and

€-€

—

-,

,

make a dash

2. to

Ion. eir-,

f.

)

to be stirred

:

at.

:

generally, to

Pass, to be blockaded.

,

{(vi,

an attempt upon

(€€, 65,

3

an entrance,

pi.

,

aor.

I

«-,

f.

—

II.

the lying at anchor

enemy, a blockade. Att. {km, Med. and Pass, her moorings

so as to blockade an

ship to

opt. pass, of

{()

.

access.

a place, attack.

ccws,

anchor over watch

to lie at

enemy

against, to blockade an

$)

,

to

bring a

to

come

to

anchor.

(-5, (, !) (-$, , = (5, a

at anchor.

ov,

(, (,

{() an

blockade.

( ', -. (. . . «, 6,

overseeing.

ov,

overseer, guardian, ruler.

II.

as Subst., 2.

at

Ephori or Overseers, a body of magistrates, who controlled even the kings. in so far as. Adv. for (' Dor. aot I med. of

Sparta, oi five

furnish with supplies Med. to supply oneself with

or stores for a journey : or receive for one's supplies.

— $, {() {() (-, €-2;, (,08, , , (- «' —

ward. pf,

$)

f.

:

up, roused: to rush furiously on: to hurry, rush for-

. .

-,

.

a

:

onset, attack.

aor. I

(^

€{

an

ad-

those in authority. II. to stand by or near: absol. to stand by. 2. to stand over against, oppose : metaph. to impend, he close at hand, Lat. instare; Kfjpes the fates of death are close at band. III. to halt, stop. IV. to attend to. aor. 7 of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of f. to visit, go the rounds, {(, patrol: also of an officer who visited yearly at Satrapies of Persia : generally, to superintend, watch over.

«-, ,

II.

animum

(€$,

,

access.

IV,

over, Lsit. praeesse ; pf. part. Ion. ol eireaTfuiTes Att. ol

€, €, €-€,

supplies.

way towards, approach

a

halt.

stand upon : to be on the top ; cream. ^. to be set

:

2. to

to

an ambassador's tra-

ways and means,

Dor. 3 sing. impf. of a rudder. small boat towed after a generally, an appendage. ship a burdensome appendage. drawing on or towards, atcoXkOs, Ov, II. drawling: absol, tractive, enticing. laggard. f. 17^0;, to follow close upon. Ep. aor. i inf. f. to equip, get ready, prepare : so also in Med. looking over, watchful of From

an ephor.

:

as

€-$, , one who goes the rounds, an inspector. (-$, ov, (km, 66$) accessible Sup. -$.

f.

Dor. for

Ion.

;

means of reaching,

(«, ,

wave of horses.

a rushing

pi.,

(-, , (, $)

view

aor. I pass, of

€--'•8,

ling (mostly in

velling expenses: generally

look over, oversee, observe.

[t]

—

:

TO, Lat. viaticum, supplies for travel-

Ion.

de-

:

(

lightful, agreeable,

() —

—

:

of or for a journey

ov, {tni, 65os)

€6,

:

€<\, (\(.

3 sing.

<-$, Subst.,

—

:

- «. «, (() (, ,,() at,

Dep. to come up to, reach, attain of things, to hit exactly : metaph., €<^t/f eXeyofV or Xoya/, to touch the right point in speaking : absol. to extend. II. to come upon, to, c.

. :

the

.

aor.

I

of

—

. . , (, -, (,

aor.

of

aor.

, -, , i^

insult to injury

of

) (, ')

,

,

2.

add

insult over one,

Med.

c(j>-vSpos Ion. cir-, ov,

ing rain.

€€5,

-., ( -. {(,

also in

:

aor. 2

cxOaprcos, a,

Att.

{.

of the water.

wet, rainy, bring-

abounding in water.

' , , «,

to

«,

6.

:

€-€€,

..

-,

,.

€-€, ,€,

after another.

«-,

)

',

(,

6,

) . . . € «,, «, .

tion that.

(-9,

«, «,

in season, ripe, mature.

(em,

ov,

aor. 2 of

aor, 2 of

«, 6-5, aor.

of

I

ov,

.€ '', =

) -, €€, -,) ) (,

ing given security, responsible II.

ful.

«€-5,

:

i.

of

pass,

(«,

hav-

I.

trustworthy, faith-

€€-5,

vaiis)

Hence

hold one's peace.

contr. «Xc-vfjs, -vrjSos,

,

€-65, (', of or sharp, piercing. «€-5, body. €6, impf. of «. 6€-5, (€, $) bringing sorrows.

)

ov,

Ion.

«, «, €€,(«)

epith.

a dart, bitter

fittiyig to the

ov,

€€,

«-, «-,

«,

good

c.

Pass.,

:

Ep. 2 sing. subj. of f.

€•. €5

ace. cognato,

aor.

:

.)

((, I

(exOos)

shrewd.

From

sensible,

fut.

:

II.

, «, ' '$

(, , (6$) €-(,

odium;

($

a hated

object.

of the gods

) ,

:

($,

ov, gen. ovos,

hated

ill-fated, miserable.

:

-€5,

ov, (kxOpus,

$, , ,

$)

unfriendly to guests,

inhospitable.

(exOos) hated, hateful.

hating, hostile, at enmity with.

,

^, ^,

were

in

, «, ', , to hate

in pres.

the irreg.

common

—

II. act.

III. as Subst.

one's enemy, Lat. inimicus.

€5,

— Besides

Comp. and

use.

Sup.

Only

Pass, to be hated, hateful.

and impf. (exis) a viper, adder.

Hence

a viper. islands in the Ionian sea, after-

ov, of or like

(5. €€€5, "02, at,

to hate, to

rivos to be hated

shrewd.

0, the

bear hate

urchin, hedgehog

:

also the sea-

of the sea-urchin, often used as ajar: hence, II. like Lat. testa, a jug, pitcher, vase, Lat. echinus. 2. the vase in which the notes of eviIII. part of the bit of a dence were sealed up. bridle, studded over with points to make it severe. los and fws, o, a viper, adder. I. a that which holds : 2. c. gen. a bulwark, defence hindrance, obstacle. against. II. a bold-fast, stay, support; sup" props, cradles for ships ; nvpyuv supports of rock, i. e. solid rock porting towers. Dor. for see impf. of aor. I of aor. I of aor. I pass, of aor. I of [iJ], aor. 1 pass, of 3 pi. and sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

«,

2. the shell

,,

( (

(()

.. . ;

(. «. : «, €, . «, ', . . «,()rm, «, ,,

,

med. be an enemy p^

by one.

a kind of mice with rough bristling hair,

(Deriv. unknown.)

in Libya.

« , : -, "

to be sensible or

sense, shretodness.

ov, gen. ovos,

in pass, sense :

.«€.

of the plough-handle. Dor. imperat. pass, of Ep. aor. i of med. iv,

€, «^, 6€,() , to

Hence

the plough-handle, Lat. stiva.

17,

From

to cause hatred.

(exOos) hateful, hostile.

Ion. hatred, enmity ; hatred for one; or to become at enmity with one. f. to hate to be at enmity with.

(, ^2,

holding ships fast. €s,

(

:

€os, TO, hate, hatred, enmity, Lat.

urchin.

controlling one's tem-

to

,

, :

Tivos hatred for one.

ol,

e.

per, under self-control.

(«, , silence.

€$,— ($

wards called

havifig received security, secure.

ov,

from

605, , , €5

,

med. and

aor.

ov, irreg. Sup. of

as

,

or

to be hated.

formed from most hated, most hateful : as Subst. one's bitterest enemy. ov, gen. ovos, irreg. Comp. of formed from Subst. exOos, as from more hated : more hostile. Subst.

used

aor. 2 pass, of

[],

(,,

(,

of

295

yesterday.

(. €,€$, —

to rain upon Pass, to [], (km, be rained upon, exposed to the rain; pf. part, «' i. e. lirl on the condif.

ov, verb. Adj.

=

Adv.,

f.

sing or chant after : to chant III. over. II. to sing a dirge OT mournful strain. to sing of, descant on. also Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 of before a vowel -0€v, Adv. from above : above, on atop, over. Ion. 17, Ephyre, old name of Corinth aor. I of 2. 3 pi. aor. 2 of 3 pi. aor. i of Dor. for 3 sing. impf. of [] f. {km, varepos) to be later, come f.

—

:

"EXn.

of

aor.

€-€,

— «, , , € , ", —

:

itvai to

:

:

( — < ((.

be in safety

Adv. securely impf.

. -

strong, secure, safe; kv also trustworthy. Hence

:

:

Ep.

Comp.

Ion.

:

fot

^,—

:

) € , ( ,

296

(,

(in the sense of holding)

^, (' ,

opt.

Pass,

inipf.

imperat.

(5,

subj.

;

and imperat.

),

«^',

inf.

inf.

/?;»/

part.

Radic. sense, to have, hold those that have, have, possess ; o< Pass, to be possessed by, belong to. ivealtby:

A. Trans.

:

—

:

fut.

:

Ep. 3 sing,

aor. 2

:

'

4€*

bear, wear, carry

I. to

e.

i.

/Ai

2. to

for

what

oneself, or

also to carry or conduct oneself; f

€€ 6, «, «, (5€$. Ep.

inf.

poet, also :

aor. 2

:

, '

part,

and Med.

pf.

:

compd.

(in

Ep.

—

;

... )

(4, '.

refrain from: absol., Dor. for

I of 3 sing. aor.

aor.

«, (,

-,

aor.

«, ,

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of

, {',

own bear

held! cease!

of

I

pass, of

I

one's

is

keep oneself back, abstain,

III. to

thyself resolutely.

€

\\. Me-

boiling men, epith. of

.

have in one's house, to entertain : c. dea, from her restoring old Aeson to youth. aor. I of (sub. ace. loci, to dwell in, inhabit : kv yaarpi aor. I of tpiyw. 3. of a Pp6(f>os), to be pregnant, be with child. aor. I of to have reached old yijpas State or Condition pf. pass, of etc.; so, age, = the simple Verb fojs, , a boiling: generally, cookery, to be always talking of. 4. to imply, fut. of to imply disgrace. 5. like infer; pipkin, pan for boiling. II. Lat. teneo, to know, understand, co?nprehend. , boiled, sodden. to hold, keep : to holdfast : to keep with one, retain, \peia) Ion. game played with detain : to hold tight, grip, grasp, of the hold of pebbles : generally, amusement, pastime. Hence 2. to hold up, bear up, sustain; hence to wrestlers. Dep. to play with pebbles : generally, tQ hold out or bear up against, to resist, in which sense disport, amuse oneself: to entertain oneself vAth. and med. Homer uses fut. 3. Dor. I pi. impf. of and in fut. to direct to, aim : to guide, steer to land, pf pass. part, oi aor. 4. to bold in, check, stop: also have

to wife

:

to

( ^^,

;

€(

€€, \.^. - (, () '. «, ,$,, {(){')

h

((

.•

.

«, , {,

«,-,

(^,

to keep fast or close, as

pain

:

keep,

c.

a bar does a gate

:

to allay

gen. to stop or hinder froin a thing.

5. to

ward off: hence to guard,

, , , , (^, . . «( . () " ::

keep safe: of armour, /o

III. 6. to keep doing or making, cause. have means or power to do a thing, to be able, like Lat. habeo: iruis, irov, etc., €>, followed by / know not how, know not where, etc. B. Intrans., to hold oneself, to be or keep in a certain state esp. with Advs., ev €(, or Kws €€, Lat. bene, male se habet, it is going on well,

impf.

fut.

Pass., aor.

to

to

$

:

etc.

! ;

a gen.

modi

is

often added, ev

^ (( '

well off for a thing, abound in it ; to be pretty well offfor drink.

and

so, be

;

€(

stand up, jut out, pillars

rise, project

rising high.

5.

Kioves

be directed towards ; enmity directed towards the Athenians

at,

^ '

extend, reach unto

:

also,

€xetv

about, busy, occupied with,

Is

or

6.

for

K\eiHas,

gen. and ace. sing, of

;

the part.

be so 3.

$

4. to

irepl

to be

( €$ is

;

for

with the pres., adds a notion of duration to what is being done; why then keep wasting time? you keep on trifling. C. Med. to hold oneself to, hold on by, cling to, make fast to: metaph. to hold to one, depend upon, be closely connected with : hence to lay hold on, claim, take possession of, 2. of Place, to be close, border on, next to ; that comes next or nearest (Tos the year next ensuing. II. to

€

7•

(;

€6(9

5

of

€

kus.

Ion. for

,

aor. 2 subj. of

. .

(, (, €6,

icaya, pf. 2 of

'^,

pf. pass,

',

Ep. at break

«, (,

metaph.

'. the daivn.

to open.

of

€.

and piqpf. of Adv. {tws) from morn, at

day.

(.

morning, early; morning;

.

earliest

ewOi-

( (

Adv. early

-,

in the

impf. of

plqpf.

( '. ,

to

(,

(iojs) in the

as

:

sum.

Ion. pf. 2

€€ dawn, of 05, , ,

,

:

to boil, seethe, opp.

3 sing. opt. of

(,

in Att.,

joined with aor. part, of another Verb

,

contr. for

of

pres. subj.

S),

.

of Place, to

:

Ion. for

contr. for

rrjs

2. to

—

from

fut.

of metals, to smelt, refine

cherish, nurse.

«. €, €, €,

as if

— Med.,

pf.

I

:

tlvOs to be

exovTes to point towards, glance ;

:

dat.

the story goes, prevails, \uyos ground, stand fast ox firm.

to keep one's

-

(€

(Ion.

aor. I

:

protect.

5,

o{

[5], aor. 2 pass.

:

(cojAos,

)

(

=

mixture or com'

pound of dregs of wine: metaph., tivus to empty

ttjs

the stale dregs

of his villany over one.

€8, ov, food, stale

€€,

:

day old, kept till the morrow: of hence out of date, obsolete.

(eats)

(

».

3 sing, plqpf. of when eJicv, in II. 1 9. 404, (irei we have enough of war: commonly considered as = aor. 2 subj. but sometimes referred to

, ^, —

,«,

'

€

to satiate.

contr.

from

I

pi.

of

.

—

:

(,, , «, €, €€, '. €|, ^,

contr. from Horn, and Ion. for

and

pf.

aor.

€— 69.

pres. part,

plqpf. of

of of

(

XiPl-, Aeol. for

sum.

,

(3)

collat.

,

form of

,,

hanging

in the air, oscillation.

banging.

<,

3 sing, impf of

( , (, (. , , ,. €»,

.

pf. act.

and

a being suspended, II. a noose for

.

pass, of

(<,

',

part,

I

having raised aloft mine

fern.,

impf. and aor.

I,

augm., of

3 sing, plqpf pass, of

"2

Ion.

irreg.

and Ep.

,,

a time.

= (Is,

3.

Ep. €ios:

I.

Con-

as

6t€, Lat. usque

€00$

ov;

(5

order

dum,

till

2.

, , «,,,

when : so how long?

the time

or

c&6t,

this point, //// within, etc.

aor.

, ,

act.

i

and med. of

,

.

!«.

. )

(-$,

«,

2.

up

to

, ,,.

-KOTOS, ov, very wrathful. 17, ('$) surge, spray: a storm: metaph. trou(Akin to ble, distress. Lat. solum.) Dor. for Dor. for ^^-. i[d\os, f. to be very violent, exert all one's

{,

,^, From -€5,

fOJS,

.

-,

($

and

compounded of

and

of Gr. Alphabet (the obsol. r', i.e.

In Ion.

easily passed into

names

in

short,

, whence

,

etc.

was changed

as appears in :

it

jugum.

also

in

into

rraiSvos,

melted into

.

;

i,

e.

g.

makes a short vowel But there are two proper Homer, before which the vowel is retained

Zeta, being a double conson., it

,=

^=

are written for

Acol. and Dor.

before

long by position.

(\($,

{-,

very full

\(.&

^$

;

. , , , -, ) :

ov, very rich.

{-,

^aTCvaa, Dor.

vvp) very fiery.

for

{-, is, {-,

is,

-€5,

Dor. for

-.

well-fed, fat.

-^) full of

fire, fiery.

(5

oSov xpfia) very needy; the way. attacking violently, fuis, rious : o{ wzruoxs, eager, fiery. ov, rich in gold. Att. contr, ZA'fl Ep. in later Poets

who wants

(

,

imperat. impf.

:

pi.

,

know

)

{-,

;-5, ;

to

,

(

or (as

to live, breathe

:

offoT on a thing,

: :

if

,

), (s, ,

from

;

cf.

aor.

inf.

I

c.

,

(:

Tivos

alive:

metaph.

II.

jSt'or.

,

;

and

fut.

:

opt.

;

ace. cognato,

to be in full

to be fresh, strong, efficient: part,

or vau, being retained to represent (), but

topKOS,

=

is,

-TTvpos, ov,

contr.

f^

and

/.5)

old form of

ytvdas a bushy beard full-sounding.

r,s,

indecl., sixth letter

. -,

, $,

Dor. for

or mighty

Hence Lat. Janus.

-,

even until.

numeral

is

ivos) very strong

.

0,

TO,

one

as

70OO.

{-,

is,

-€, ;-5,

to live

'=

$,

ov, very wrathful.

(.

Ion. for kavrov,

, ,€

opt. of

,

pf.

,

.

Oepos) very hot. pi.

];$,, = 5iaKTopos,5iaKovos, a minister, servant.

but 3

Zi,

^, 3

Jaiev Att.

-8, -6$, ,{-,

morn-bringing : as Subst., Morning-star, Lat. Lucifer.

ov, (i'ws,

the

too,

sum.

Ion. for 3 pi. pres. subj. of contr. for kaovai, 3 pi. pres. of pf. pass, of

€-€, strengthd. for

4.

Adv.,

II. as

that.

iroTe; Lit. quousque t

with Advs. of Place, tws

= riws, for

such time as.

until, until

that, in

tois

also os, ov, very divine, holy, hallowed.

{-,

is,

Zeus, q. v.

($ Ep. $.

till,

, ov,

raging, violent. Dor. for

junction, while, so long as, Lat. donee, properly relative to the antec.

strong bloiving, stormy, gusty;

irreg. ace. for

. ,, with

]5, morn.

Att. for Ion.

{-,

is,

etc.

Lat. falx.

sickle,

word.)

Sicilian

-,

Zavos,

impf. of

€5,

-09,-($,

as in

strength.

eye.

for

-,

TO, a reaping-hook or

2|-€5,

3 sing, plqpf oi *'^. collat. form of whence aor. for (opyei,

2.

also as insep. Prefix with intensive

:

kpi-,

-,

,-€$, ), .

(Old

Ep. in the morning, at early dawn, at day-break. «uios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet, lioios

€, ,

sense, like apt

3 sing. impf. with double augm, of i of

eastern, Lat. E'ous.

297

.. ^, (.

sing. opt.

:

vigour:

as Ad']., active,

^, ,

powerful, efficacious.

-Je.insepar. enclitic Particle, denoting motion towards as, being written for

a place, for

(.

,

).

^€Y€pi€s, a Libyan word, a kind of mice. 77, zea, a sort of grain, used as fodder for

ZEIA',

horses, prob. a coarse wheat, spelt.

€-5,

ov,

{(,

\.^.,, wide upper garment,

,

and

falling

over the

feet.

(, as for ((, aor.

(\.(, poet, for

Ep.

([, , , {)

zea-giving, fruitful. girded about the loins

(Foreign word.) for

l

of

.

boiled, boilitig, hot.

—

:

—.

298

€, ^,, ,

{6-5,

ov, o,

)

€$,

puny team of oxen. a yoke of oxen. From a driver of a (C^vyos,

Dim. of

f.

to drive

yoke of oxen.

{68 , , ^^, ,

((evyos) yoked together, two and yeomen, the third

[],

:

;

5, ,, ;-, 5-5, ,

{\$) jealous.

ov,

ov, gen. ovos,

) {()

($, ') giver of

Tjpos, 0,

{\$,

jealous.

{)

<5

^, , -, , () . , , ) , -, , ') ^ ,^^ , , ^ two, in pairs.

II.

of Solon's four classes of Athenian citizens, so called from their being able to keep a team of oxen: the the first class being called second Inveis, and the fourth efJTes. the collar or loop of the levyXi] poet, through which the oxen's heads were yoke

(($)

had two

put, so that the

rudder-bands

€,,

, (() mouth of

ZETTNTMI or or

—

that which

the

:

is

linked to-

impf. 3 pi. (Ep.

—

(£p.

:

fut.

'.

\$.

to.

to envy.

2.

2.

-05, ,

— Med. of the husband,

3. to join by bridges,

to

wed:

—

Pass.

throw a bridge

pretend

rivalry, jealousy, envy.

{\5, {\$) to

ov,

f.

,

the object

rivalry, emulation.

6a;s, 77,

ov,

2.

,

3. to

emulate,

Hence

II.

aros,

tor.

desire emulously, strive

be jealous of, envy.

commend.

envy, admire,

jealous.

rival, vie with, emulate,

c. ace. rei, to

:

2. to

:

to join in wedlock,

to emulate, rival,

3. to affect,

Hence

{\) 55, () ($ ^$, , , {)

close-shut doors.

married.

be jealous of.

—

;

marry, unite:

poet, for

more frequent fortunes.

I

the object of emulation or ri-

f.

after.

to join or link together, yoke \] Med., inTTovs to yoke horses ^br oneself, put to one's horses also to harness. II. generally, to join or fasten together, make fast ;

to be

,

Lat. aemulari

^^.

of

inf.

Pass., aor.

aor. 2

(^

II. pass,

a boom or

the harbour.

- ^^) Ep.

tCfffct*.

II.

'^ \5

bond ;

chain across the

I

'/.

see

;

aros,

gether, a band,

aor.

thing.

valry, happiness, blessedness.

^, ,

(),

bliss.

mad

with jealousy. tr\Kos, 0, eager rivalry, emulation, in good sense, opp. to (envy). 2. any stroftg passion, esp. jealousy : zeal or emulous desire for a es,

of emulation:

in pi.

high

emulation, imitation.

a

6,

zealous imita-

rival,

a zealot.

to

imitation.

, loss, damage, Lat. damnum, opp. to a clear

loss.

;

be emulated, worthy of

enviable, happy, blessed.

2.

, ) II.

a penalty,

esp. in

undergird ships with ropes. money, a fine ; to make €{>5, a yoke or team of beasts, death the penalty. (Deriv. uncertain.) Hence a pair of horses. 2. the carriage drawn by a team, f. to cause loss to one, do one damage 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, c. g. with fut. med. or pass, across.

4. to cos, TO,

,

^

^(|,

^,

(, ,

maiden

three

^7,

ing ; TO

{'/)

afastening, band;

&€.

From

, ov, {^^) fit for joining or yok-

aor. i inf.

imperat.

^^

a yoke. of

()

:

(,$,

-, -,

aor. I

sisters.

*, ,

—

to be fined.

gen.

(,

.. , ', ,

ov, gen. ovos,

mind of Zeus, revealing

^cv^ciev, 3 pi. opt.

)(.

poet, for Zeus, q. v.

TJpos, o,

=

(,

the will

knowing the of Jove, of oracles.

fut. of a yoking or manner of poet, for yoking oxen. 2. a joining by a bridge. f. to seek, seek for, seek after. 2. ZET'2, 6, voc. ZfO but genit. Aios, dat. Au, ace. to search out, inquire into, examine, investigate : c. as if from *Ais•. poet. Dor. inf. to seek to do. Hence 3. to have to seek. Zavos, etc., as if from Zeus, Jupiter, aros, that which is sought: an inquiry, king and father of gods and men, son of Kronos (or question. Saturn) and Rhea, hence called ov, to be searched; ruler of the lower air hence rain and storms places to be beaten for game. come from him, as Zebs i/€<. fojs, , a seeking for, searching (sub. the west wind. after : a searching out, inquiry, investigation. ,— 6, Zephyrus, the west wind, or properly the a, ov, verb, to be sought. II. north-west. (From 6<$, darkness or the West, as one must seek out. from iws, morn or the East.) a seeker, searcher, inquirer, ,

$€v^i5,

€
-,

ۥ,

$, ,

;

*,

€ , ZE'fl,

seethe

();

8,

:

$,

),

fut.

,

:

: ^ :— aor. i

Ep,

vere.

{>

,

II.

.

trans, to

make

to boil, beat.

, , , () , .

() ()

,

to boil, :

imperat. of

,

'}.{€,

generally, to boil up, esp. of hot springs also simply to be hot, throb with heat; cfee the earth was hot : metaph. to boil with passion, like Lat. fer:

, ,

examiner.

II,

,

at Athens, the

were com-

missioners to inquire into state-offences. verb, Adj, of sought for.

,

,

,

a weed that grows in wheat, darnel, Lat, zizanium, lolium. (Eastern word,)

].

Ion, for

{,

.

$ ,,

$, . , $, , = , ($)

,

Aeol. for

,

{o6s,

,,

—

(opKiis,

,, ^-, ,{, yp) ypos, ,

poet, for

.

also

:

ing from nature

0'05,

, :

darkness, dtisk, gloom: esp. o/ the hence the land of darkness, the nether world itself: Homer divides the world into a light and dark side, where 6($ the dark or night side, the ' (, the light side, west, is opposed irpbs the east. Hence. Pass, to be dark. f. to darken : dusky, gloomy. is,

—

— ^, , ^-$, {$, ()

, ., {,

(((^) a

strongly fastened together. lHyiis, aor. 2 part. pass, of aor. 2 inf. pass, of

{-5, 55, ,

ov, poet, for

chest or

box of boards

^-, bearing

[t]

,

band for binding

(|-,<,

, (Cvyov,

the

the

yoke

;

(uyios

-

ZTTO'N,

)

5€$)

a yoke-band or

yoke to the pole.

{^,

f.

with one's yoke-fellow,

to

struggle

to quarrel.

^, ,

always Cvya: by the (vyo• to the end of the pole, and having (collars or loops) at each end, by which two horses, Hiules or oxen were put to the plough or carriage metaph., to ^vyov the yoke of slavery

—

TO, also

but in

pi.

Lat. jiigum, the yoke or cross-bar tied

€$

^

(ya ;

.

in pairs.

the cross-bar, Lat. transtil-

lum, joining the two horns of the

py.

III.

the cross-planks of a ship, joining the two opposite IV. sides, the benches or thwarts, Lat. transtra.

, ,,

the

beam of the

balance, in pi. the balance itself.

the cross-straps

V.

of sandals.

sub vyv. Ep. gen. of (vyov. to yoke a pair, join together: •^6, f. metaph. to bring under the yoke, subdue, tame.

{yu)

{[, {, , {y)

From

to lock up.

,

the bar or bolt of a door. drawn by a pair of horses.

, {vy)

{, , ()

leaven,

{, {) ,/,,,{$,

[]

Hence

ov. Adj. masc. leavened, to leaven,

€, {-$, {, (, , -, (, ) €, ,

also like

Aesculapius for recovery from illness. ov, aypa)for saving life. an animalcule, [d] TO, Dim. of maintaining life. (S, (y
one, offerings to

^

.

ypia 6

to take alive, take

.

to.

to restore

Hence

strength, revive.

-, ,

a taking alive, taking prisoner. or containing animals; (sub. kvk\os) the Zodiac. TO, Dim. of a small figure, painted or Ion.

, (^) of

,

,

^, , ^, €. . { (\ {)

carved.

inf.

=^.

of

Ion. impf. of

-, {, ) ([, , {) , $, , () II.

,,

life.

ov,

),

giving vigour of life.

of or for animals.

.

that which is girded: the the armour girded tunic worn under the armour = or ^II. girded by the a girdle, belt.

,(|€, «, ,

, , ^ , f.

\

:

,

From

broth, soup.

, {05)05, .

to boil for broth, seethe.

Dim. of a little sauce. broth, soup, esp. sauce Dor. , to eat with other dishes. a belt, girdle, properly the lower of the two girdles worn by women, the man's belt being ivTu» and to bear or nourish under the girdle, i. e. in the womb. Later, the girdle was used to keep money in, whence II. in Horace, zonam perdere to lose one's purse. the part round which the girdle passed, the waist, III. anything that one girds on. a garment, loins.

{)

, ()

€

, ;

',

armour.

Med.

. -,

gird for up one's

or

-:

as Subst.,

pf. II.

battle or

:

aor.

(:—

I

:

, .

to gird. esp. to

:

Med. to gird oneself, gird for work : c. ace,

gird on one's belt, sword. Ion. 3 sing. impf. med. of carving animals: ov, to

(, y\v)

,

oy\vos,

oovc,

aor.

:

:

for

:

fur.

fut.

battle.

loins

/.

a sculptor : cf. produce, propagate aniFrom II. to preserve alive. producing animals: ov, f.

6,

-, (, -5, ,,

mals. [t]

make to ferment. aypa)a reward for life saved: a reward for nursing and rearing

f.

and

Pass., aor.

v.

, 5,

to life

a painter.

of

{)$, yp€v)

prisoner in war, to give quarter

property. the yoke.

nos a draught-horse, wheeler. ov, , ((vyav) one of the rowers who sat on the second of the three banks or benches, those on those on the highest the lowest being

vy6-B.ov,

, $ ,

,

f.

pres. imperat.

Ion. and poet, Dor. Aeol. ^, a living, means of living, subsistence, goods,

^^, '^.

{^) of or for

ov,

-^^,

painting animals, paint-

as Subst.,

:

From

skilled in painting.

for

for

, {, .

^€,

dark, dusky, murky, gloomy.

nether world

— 29

—

.

:

to

yvoa)

life-giving.

ov, poet, for

,

y-.

properly contr. from

a living being,

animal, Lat. animal. II. the figure of an animal, but also any figure or image ; or ypafor to paint : and in Herodotus, with a second ace. of the thing painted, as, ypaipaoOai to have the passage of the Bosporus painted.

€,

ypev

ypa(v,

fv

^,

!

:

)

300

(-, , , ,,{)($,

{-, {, ^-5, ) {), ) )^,$., i.

( make alive, quicken. kkctv

ov,

aocpos) wise in

{6$,

bearing animals

6

;

,

-, ,, (,)) to

f.

ov,

, -, ,

(sub

to kindle into

f.

metaph.

:

to

,

',)

(^oipos,

drinking sheer

wine, drunken.

—

$

,

sheer,

as Subst.

(,

,

(sub. olvos), 6, or as neut.,

Homer

uses only

Comp.,

Kipaie mix purer wine, i. e. pour in less As the Greeks used to dilute their wine with water, mveiv came to mean not only to drink purer wine than common, but generally to drink

$

, () . {, {) , ; €$ hard, be a drunkard. neut. gen.

{,

^,

aor. l

i^

(Prob.

,

rarer

form

for

from

$.

$.)

,

which secured the body-armour, woman's girdle but later, any belt or :

,

, () of

,

a

belt,

for

vivid, Lat, vivax

life, lively,

:

to life;

how do you make

{, {-5, ,

your statues?

TO, ov,

.

belt

being

life.

of works of

), ,

=

'^

,,

an

thou may'st see like Lat.

as,

.

€€$,

;

quam, after a Comp. Adj. also which have a comp. force,

'

.

^'^

tois

.

true

-

to live.

'—

,

^

\$,

sign (i) for the sound of the long vowel with

e

,

,

had only one

both long and short, till was introduced from the

Samian into the Athenian alphabet in the archonship of Euclides (B. C. 403) together with The , sign before it represented long (, was used for the rough breathing, as H02 for os, which usage remains in the Latin H. When the same became a vowel, it was divided, so that I- represented the rough, the smooth breathing, whence came the present signs for

,

,

?fter

.

.

ov5'

;

.

.

evavTios

; .

.

.

,

con.

t

.

,

same

subject;

all

of foot rather than rich

light

,

would then pray to be

;

wisely,

come together

ov,

two words

(

(\€

! (, €(€$ to the

.

. .

. .

coalesce into one

in a verse, the

so too ^17 ov.^ an exclamation, to call one's attention to a thing;

what

truly, verily,

syll.

:

ho, be silent

of a surety

;

.

^

Ion,

.

^

,

intro-

duces the very words of an oath, to give greater solemnity. II, in INTERROG, sentences, = Lat. num ? sometimes it may be rendered, what ? pray ? or can

itbef

old alphabet

that

not so much as so after Verbs, to wish rather than ^ to come sooner than ... 2. some^ times joins two Comparatives, when they both refer trariwise than

, ,

, , ov

.

.

Lat. nonne

;

.

,

?

'.

^'

3 sing, impf. of for sing. impf. of sum Tj, 3 sing, pres, subj. of sjitn. fem. of Artie, 0. r\, fem. of relat, Pron. 6s, , who, what f his, her. •, dat. fem, of possess. Pron. os, T), dat. sing, fem. of relat. Pron. bs, also used adverbially: i. of Place, which way, where, whither, in or at what place. 1. of Manner, how, as; as is lawful and right, 3, joined with for

, ,

The

is it

comparative, than,

III.

some other thing than

,

.

i'va

come ?

hast thou

?

.

)

;

why

;

:

art,

indecl.,

€5.

,

Adv,, with two signfs,, strengthening and quesII. full of tioning I. TO STRENGTHEN Or CONFIRM, in truth,

seventh letter of the Greek alphabet as numeral and oydoos, but = 8ooo. The uncial form of Eta (|-|) was a double E3, and prob. it was so pronounced, as

from

.

,

:

positive Adjs. •

.

.

,

.

,

;

either

.

,

like Lat,

tions,

'

.

,

,

,

:

,

fj,

disjunct-

..

,

,

producing plants, fmitful.

Ep. and Ion. for

.

,

.

.

,,

that look of life appear in

Dim, of

{05,

or

girdle.

girdle.

.

,

[When

the warrior's

baldric,

the

aiit

more quickly than

med. imperat. of

$,

.

e. g,

signfs,, dis-

I,

.

unmixed, of wine without water

TO, Lat. meriim, sheer wine:

water.

Lat.

,

.

.

TO, (^wos, tfvp) a spark, a piece of hot coal: a match to light afire with. f. to drink sheer wine.

and doubled,

;

^7,

II, ^ interrogative aut ... in indirect questions in a subjoined clause, diri say whether ; and doubled whether ..^or..? Lat, utrum an .? 2, also with direct ques-

or.

From

, ,

Conjunction with three chief

ive, or, Lat. aut

to represent alive.

flame

,

poet,

In later

were not seldom changed into

junctive, interrogative, comparative:

put forth live shoots. From producing plants.

f.

{-,

•

are in Att.

and

II,

{$,

on fire, provoke.

set

, . , '5 ^,

the breathings, was most in use among the Ion, ; in the Attic dialect, it often passed into d, as Ion. Att., €t

life.

lifegiving.

=

5-5,

$

to

give quarter to him.

e.

ov,

;

—^•

alive, living;

take one prisoner,

.

:

(5

Sup.,

or

77

far as possible

, €, ,

, ,

;

, ,^,

Ep, for

contr. of

^

Ion. for

,

.

as

much,

as

quick as possible. sum. and 3 sing, impf, of ibo. for rjdv, Ep. impf. of

rj

Ion.

as

3

pi.

for

impf.

$,

( ( ^. little,

($, '

small, poor,

evi mostly with a negat., no sense is in him, no, not the slightest : in neut. as Adv., not in the least, not in the airb airciovs slightest degree; without a negat., a little from the cave.

slight

:

'

— ;

, ,

come

Inceptive of

,

— come

to

to

man's

to one's strength, Lat. pubescere. f.

aor.

:

i

:

pf.

estate,

()

:

. , , (sub.

:

—

::

801 ,

belonging

ov,

a leader

to

^€-

:

1(),

ovos,

thank-offerings for safe-conduct. a leader, Lat. dux : 1. a guide

,

^^

—

flower or prime of to shew one the way, generally, one a man in the who does a thing first, I^at. princeps, auctor ; youth, Lat. pubescere ; av^p a yiyveaOai rivi to be one's guide or authority. full vigour of youth ; so of plants, 2. the leader of an army, a commander, captain, chief. II. metaph. to be young, young, luxuriant vine.

man's

to be at

estate, to be in the

fresh, vigorous

also to be full of youthful joy, to be

:

€

", ,

full of passion. tas

;

legal

man's

and freshness of youth

also the strength

was

term

manhood, youth, Lat. puber-

estate,

'$

the time just before

Sparta fixed at i8, so that

'

ol

:

—

as a

manhood, at were men

«,

From

f.

^

(sometimes used

go

;

'^ ()-

aor. I

:

^^

pf

:

in pass, sense)

Dep.

:

:

:

way, opp. to to shew the way, guide, conduct. 2. to lead an army, and so to command, rule with dat. it has the orig. sense of going before, with gen. the derived one of to

before, lead the

:

— —

of 28, ol men of 58. 1. absol. to be the first, to be a metaph. freshness, vigour, youthful passion, fire, leading, commanding guide, leader, chief; 6 spirit. a leader, ruler, 3. a body of youth, the youth. Lit. juvenII. like Lat, ducere, to suppose, believe, II. as fem. prop. n. tus. Hebe, wife of chief. hold; riva Hercules, cup-bearer of the gods. Hence to hold or regard as king Oeovs to believe in gods, like Adv. in the manner of youth. 2. all /rom the youth upwards. Ep. form of Pass., to be gaTjpos, 6, in the prime thered together, only in 3 pi. pres. and impf ,

^ . ' , {) ,,(. ^ , . ^, , , , . ^ , , , .. ^, , , . , , , , , , ,, ^^ ($ , . , , , ^, /. , ^, . ^. , , ^. €, , , , ^, . , . , «. . , «. , , . €, '. , , , . ^. . , €€, -, , ^. . , , , . , , , . , , , , {)

of youth.

,,

'/^

",

;

,

^^-

, {)

08, ,

Ep. form of

fit for youth, youthful.

of

Pass., to gather,

co7ne together, only in pres. inf

Lit. juvenilis.

Ep. 3 pi. aor. Ep. form

youthful.

for

(~,

aor. I

and impf

pass, of

I

to guide; also, like Lat.

agere,

of

Comic Dim. of

be youngish.

{^) $,

Ep. part, of v. sub

-^.

aor. 2 act.

and med. of

yavov.

TO, Ion. for

3 sing. aor.

-, -,

,

aor. I of

«^.

aor.

aor.

and pass, of act. and pass, of

I

aor. i

pf

pass,

of of

€€8,

, {'(€)

gen. f.

Ep.

ecus

, {^()

way, guide on the way.

command,

gen. pers,

c.

,

,

first.

'/( to guide.

a leadi?ig

to

:

:

before

lead

in

: to lead the war, to rule,

a leading the way, going sovereignty

:

the su-

a number of subordinates the supremacy of Greece. fit for guiding, ready

state over

,

, {'/^)

II. fit

for commanding, chief leading,

, {-) €5,^(5, ov,

of or belonging to a as the guide

name of Hermes,

souls.

o{

1

of

'^.

impf of

-,

Ep. lengthd. for

2

q-^opdaOe,

and 3 impf. of

and aor. I pf and aor,

pf.

of

. , , . , , , . Conj. (^, yoiv) that aor. I of

pf and

^^, -, -, yv. Ep.

for

aor.

Lat. princeps.

guide : 6 of departed

and aor.

pass.

aor. I of

absol. to be ruler.

chief

pf

impf. of

a leader.

poet, for

go

II. to

{^) command,

II.

premacy of one

2 sing,

fjos, 0,

pf.

-^. pf.

of

i

med. and

I

of

impf. of

aor.

chiefs in field

part. pass, of

'ya\oa.

pf. act.

aor. I

opos, 6,

a leader, com-

2.

}€

mander, chief; and council.

pass, of

pf and

,

II.

impf. of

of

I

of

i

,

6,

pf

impf of

for

life.

must lead.

leader, guide.

'€$, , ov, {ayav, Oeos) hallowed, most holy. aor.

-^. €ov,verb. pf of

one must suppose.

opt. of

wretched

to lead a

].

Att, opt. of

Ep.

'-€, Dor.

'/((.

aor. 2

i

is to

aor.

of

i

say, Lat. scilicet.

I

aor. 2

of

med. of

.

(yd

of

and impf of

pf, aor.

I

and impf. of

—

—

, . , , , \, . , , , ,€ . , , . :

—'€€.

302

med. of

aor. I

and

aor. I

-€,

{,

sense also,

, ',

and :

he)

answers to

it

fern,

of 65e.

and

form oi

when

II.

it

-5, ,

of

*ci'5cw.

*€:

3

^€(, aor.

I pass,

(, 45 €(

Adv. of

'^.

.

,

sweetly, pleasantly, gladly,

rjbvs,

",

($)

:

75<,

($,

,

oTvos)

)

(,

ov,

, , . , , , ', ^. ^ , -, *(.

Att. for

'(,

6,

plqpf. (with impf.

sense) of

, ()

-, -,

,

aros,

to

of

, Comp. and

,

aor.

:

. , , , ) ,

aor. I

{$.

, $

Sup.

impf. of fut.

and

Hence

() ) 3=.

ov,

living pleasantly.

-8,

{$,

, ($,

)

)

') -, , ) , ,, — , —^: (3, $ () -7008,

($,

fond of drinking. sweet to drink.

ov, (7)5us,

ace. sing,

Dor.

Ion. fem.

for

Comp.

:

later, also,

ia

or hearing

smell,

taste,

:

sweet to

metaph. sweet, plea-

:

of persons, pleasant, welcome, dear,

II.

glad.

Dor.

;

Sup.

:

, - -5, the

sant.

rarely

From

live pleasantly,

enjoyment, [a]

{$, (5,

cs,

;

impf., pf.,

From

sweet-smelling.

pleasant living, luxury.

f.

^m',

producing sweet wine.

Sup. -irvoos, ov, contr. -'irvo\iS, ovv, to be kind : Comp. Adv. of Time, like Lat. jam, already, by, sweet-breathing : sweet-smelling. los, and ctw», also (os, 6, or from this time, now, presently, forthwith : also of AiyvnTos after this lake directly dear to the people. Place,

begins Egypt.

to sweeten,

:

the sweet-smelling herb, mint.

enjoy oneself, be luxurious.

oi

I

aor. I pass, of

impf. of

of

I pass,

aor. I

:

),

plqpf.

sweet, pleasant.

season.

-oivos, ov,

or rjbeaav. aor.

Att. aor.

f.

..

$, (,

poet, for

Att. for

also.

plqpf. (with impf. sense) of

€is, (I,

pi.

,

/-

takes the

it

also.

means, as

Ion. resolved

^,

follows

if

}€

e. g.

of

pf. pass,

5, ,

()

Dep. to enjoy oneself, take that which sweetens oi he was flavours, seasoning, spice, sauce. with partic, glad to have heard often used in dat. of partic, ov, of sweet form. yiyverai 1 am well pleased at the thing e's, sweetly-shining. happening, like Hence (ppovos, , , sweet-minded. Adv. pres. part, of gladly. sweetness of voice. From in

med. form

:

:

one's pleasure

:

:

,

(^8,

sure, Lat. voluptas

speak so as

$, '

to

'

delight, enjoyment, plea-

irpos or

;

()(

Xtyeiv to

please another.

fos, TO,

delight, enjoyment, pleasure.

OS, said he, for

-5, .

Dor.

-, , , {5,'.)

-5, ,, (, -,

sounding.

yos)

sweet-

sweetening marriage.

, {$,

gen.

-8, -, ,,

(Keivos, v.

yi\s)

sweetly-

laughing.

($,

yXwaaa) sweet-tongued.

gen. ovos, (^6iis,

yv)

sant mind, of kindly sentiments. es, ewos) sweet-speaking sounding poet. fem.

-€5, —

{$,

^. -,

-, -, ,, (, ) -8, ,

contr.

ovv,

of plea-

(^,

sweet-strained.

)

taken with pleasidre. sweet-speaking : flat-

{$, €y)

-, , ) -, , {, (, -€-5,

tering,

sweet-

fawning.

, {$,

singing sweetly to the

lyre.

(S,

($, ($)

sweet-singing.

(peoyyos) with

honey-sweet voice.

-5,

is,

{&, yva)

sweetly-mixed.

($, ($,

(5,

,

ov,

-5, , es,

{$, ($,

contr.

sweet-voiced.

)

sweetly joyous.

-xpovs, ovv,

,

{3,

as Subst., a kind of sweet complexion : of perfume. Ep. for or. €, Ep. for ^et, 3 sing. impf. of «/it ibo. 3 sing impf. of tT/ii. impf. and aor, l of Ep. plqpf. (with impf. sense) of *€£.

,

,

, €, . , , , ^. , . ( -, ,

poet,

,€( €,

:

)))

, -, ) ) -, , -, -,

and Ion.

for

Ep. for Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

«,

poet, for

Ion.

(.

sum.

.

and Ep. ace. of lengthd. form of

Pass., to

floating or waving in the air

hang

metaph., young men's minds are flighty. aor. I pass, of Ion. and Ep. dat. of ov, Ep. for aipios early, at morn, at day-break, when all things are yet wrapt in mist

($

«, ',

($, ,

,

().

2.

.. () . (, )

high in of

:

air.

pf. pass,

€-8, ^-$,

€s,

is. Ion.

)

wheeling in mid-air.

and Ep.

for dtp-,

(,

[«]

of

€p(Ls cloudy look, clouded, dark, hills

murky

cloud-capped, of

:

dim, gray.

:

(,

€£$,

and Ep.

Ion.

€v.

6€, , . -, €-$, ) ^^, (. €,3. €, , (( , (,

ov,

.

303

*HKA,

Adv. of Sound, low, tranquilly. Motion, slightly, a little : softly, gently.

, . '^,

Sight, smoothly, sleekly,

) (., , |-, aor. I of

(-,

{aqp^from

Ion.

$, ,

()

(-,

for

clouded, dark, murky.

Adv., Ion. and Ep. for and Ep. gen. of fern. Adj. ing in darkness.

—

:

(,

air.

6€,

Att. impf. of

, . ', ,

sounding through

loud-voiced,

impf. o{

III.

o{

Att.

aor.

act.

I

.(. .

and mcd. of

Att. pf. pass, of 3 sing. aor. 2 of 3 sing. aor. I of

air,

-€8,

of of

(.

2 pi. impf.

walk-

.

[a]

II.

-€$, (

()

. . ], , . . 5, , ,,,^,. ,{ ' , , 5, , , 4, ^. €, «, . , . , -, , ', , . , .. and

I act.

,

impf. of

pi.

3

nom. formed

a late

pass.of

,

after i]ipos,

the Ep. and Ion. cases of

,

to a thing.

(5) used, accustomed, wonted, accustomed.

II.

605, a, ov, (^$) honoured, respected

brother.

pf.

and

aor.

I

of

impf. of

,

6,

05, , , (^$) of or for morals,

,,

pf.

and

aor. I of

(OS, TO, (€00$)

€,

^.

an accustomed place

.. , ,,

afterwards of men.

of

first,

:

hence in but

beasts,

custom, usage, habit: in

II.

pi.,

like Lat. mores, the disposition, temper, character.

(«,

imp. of

aor. I of

and

of d^pot^w. contr. -, contr. 17, impf. of ibo) provisions for a journey, Lat. viaticum : generally, 11. chaff, husks, [t] food, meat. Ion. for rjav, impf. of ibo : 3 sing, ij'if, 3 pi. yiov or

, (,

,

aor.

I

pf. pass,

(

.

a youth come to manhood, but not yet married, a bachelor, answering to rarely in fem. the fem. vapOivos a young girl. (as if from 3 sing. Ep. plqpf. of '(\iQios Att. contr. ffOcos, 0,

, , , (, .() , ( , ( , , . , •, .. , ' ) , :

—

-).

aor. I of

€$,

with high, steep banks.

€v,

Ep. 3

,

impf. of

pi.

epith. of

Ep. for

ibo.

Phoebus, from the cry 3 pi. impf. of

,. ibo.

,

1

(he shore,

beach

ovos,

Dor.

:

Kpas

is

6vos,

also a river-bank.

,

[]

hearing, report.

:

— Adv.

and Dor. I

the worst, leasts

a sea-bank,

or

for

^.

of

of

pf. pass,

impf. and aor.

',

am

^, gent-

least

used as positive). aor. I of aor. I of aor. l of

adsum ; / had come, was here,

5

I

act.

and

pf.

properly / have come, the impf. taking a plqpf. sense, Lat. aderam : then loosely to

impf. ^Kov: fut.

here, Lat.

aor.

of

I

:—

of

—

have come to, reached a point ; els TovTO to have reached this pitch of audacity. 2. with gen. and an Adv., tivos to be well offfor a thing, have plenty of'\\. 3. to have come to, to relate or belong to. [], aor. I pass, of come.

II. to

, ,

( ,(.{) «

, . , . . , ,,{) Ion.

der, stray

:

and poet,

to

wander

,

a

,,

the

for

in mind, be

wool on

to

wan-

mad.

the distaff.

: also a spindle of things of the same shape, as II. the joint III. an arrow, like of a reed or cane. Lat. arundo. aor. i of poet. aor. 2 of aor. i med. of aor. I act. and pass, of

distaff, Lat. colus

$,

later

-,

<1, roam

6, ,

stray,

(.

wander away from ;

, , ;. to

my wrath.

II.

and fro.

Ep. form of

pass, of

, (')

, , .,, ,, , ov. Sup. of Comp.

trans, to drive to

impf. Att.

and pf. pass, of fjom the Adv.

I

ov, Sup. Adj.

he flees from or shuns

impf. oi

aor.

med. of

slowest.

lest,

pass,

haunts, abodes,

seats,

moral,

expressive

II.

.$, , {€) a strainer.

5,

ethical,

{505).

of moral character.

plur.

,

aor.

to sift or strain.

opp. to intellectual

privat.,

,

aor. I

Ion.

Att. for

f.

Ion. for

'-«,

poorest, meanest

voc.

:

term of respect from a younger to an elder

Sir, as a

ov, for

aor.

for eOas,

habituated

.

^.,

€$.

Dor. for

ov.

,

ungoaded : free from labour.

sum.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

,

pf.

ibo.

about.

impf. of 3 sing. impf. of

-

to

wander,

, , ,, ,

:

:

—09.

304

3,

) -5, , ) . -, -5, . $. ) -, /.. , (, (, ,€, , ().

(. 3€, 6, «,

aor.

of

I

aor.

and pass

act.

I

of

^.

of

pass,

, ,

€,

$)

{(6$,

ov,

II. act.

distraught,

, , , ,,

in

mind, distracted,

\(,

grind.

to

Ep. for

med. of

I

=

(7,

17,

at

6.

law-court.

Dor.

II.

Athens a hall in which the Heliaea or supreme

:

a juryman in the court

ov, 6,

Hence

Heliaea, a Heliast.

,

, of

or belonging to a Heliast.

ov, steep, abrupt, precipitous

, ,,

enormous.

high, huge,

:

like Lat. altus, deep,

II.

profound.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

{$)

Adv.

enough, sufficiently : abundantly. speak or act idly, foolishly. From

08 -, ,,{$, €0$) -$. to

Dor.

,

vain, foolish, f.

(^)

17,

or prime of

life,

fit for service

, ,

as Subst.,

=

Adv.

silly.

:

oi

to

idle, trifling,

make foolish, life,

manhood ;

oi

to distract, craze.

age.

h

7. the

men

vigour of age II.

ov,

,

generally, age, time: later

III.

,

IV. of the body, stature,

$

fem. -wtis, iSos, an equal in age,

fellow, comrade, Lat. oequalis. ov, Relat. to or as Lat. guantus to tantus, as big as, as tall as, as great

,

as.

also

2. in indirect

how

old, at

questions,

what age

.•

^) (,()

{$,

how great

as old as.

shadingfrom the sun.

, , . , , . , , . , (, €s,

{$)

f.

aor. I

sun-trodden, ex-

warm

to

in the

and heated act.

I

and

and

pf.

sun

:

—

Pass, to

by the sun.

pass, of

of

'ipyov) missing the work,

(, )

ov,

[r]

or strong

From

..

missing the right

[], aor. 2 pass, of 6, said to be a Dorian shoe. aor. i both of and of ov, , fem. -wTis, i^os, poet, of or belonging to the sun. aor. i of pf. part. pass, of aor. 2 and I pass, of pf. part. pass, of

$,

. , €$, . , . €5, . , , , . , , .. , , (. , , , , (. , , ' . ) ^-,

aor.

I

of

aor.

Ep.

'02, , a

aor.

pf. pass,

I

and

act.

I

pf. pass, of

of

of

more

nail, stud:

for

, () wandering,

ornament than

crazy,

['],

,

use.

silly.

3 sing. impf. of aor.

()

(.

-,

—youthfid heat and passion. €$, those of the same age, fellows, 5$

comrades, mates. an age, Lat. seculum. growth, bulk. Hence

e's,

to the sun.

05, ,

Hence

time of

after the

month, untimely born.

of

2 sing. fut.

II. as prop. n. Helios, the sun-god, time of Aeschylus was identified with Apollo or Phoebus.

Lat. soles.

who

.. -5, . *, ,

(\$) to warm in the sun.

/)

2.

the sun-beams, like

failing in one's end or aitn.

to sit in the court

the chief law-court was held

to irpbs

3. oi

sol.

-605, ,

(.

,, , () . , , .

(.

;

7<'

T€ «at day, like Lat.

aor. 2 of

€\.

3 pi. plqpf. pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of plqpf. pass, of contr. of 57'^', aor. 2 of

Med.

$

'HfAtov re toward the morn and 7-ising sun, i. e. the East, opp. to irpos the land of darkness or West so also Herodotus opposes irpbs

aor.

3 sing. aor.

Lat. sol) the

6,

'

vpos

;

bask in the sun, be lighted

distracting, crazing.

(, =\(.

aor. I of

05

sun

posed

, {\$) wandering

17,

crazed.

doting on the sun,

love of the sun. poet, Dor.

) -€5, -,

{\7,<$)

vain.

, , €08,

--

—

opos, 0, the beaming sun: as Adj., beaming Hyperion. (Deriv. uncertain.)

silly, trifling,

sun-burnt. sun-burnt.

(s,

aor. I act. and pass, of 6 and •, and electron, mentioned in the Odyssey along with copper, gold, silver, and ivory, a metallic substance consisting in Ar. Eq. 532 of gold alloyed with silver: it seems to mean, the pegs of II. amber. his lyre inlay ed with electron. amber-gleaming. e's,

-,

—

mad for

,

Dor.

(5, {5, ,= {$,

es,

3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. I of aor. I pass, of

'^

of the same age, Lat. aequalis comrade, mate.

ov,

and

aor. I act.

€-5,

,,

/cos,

as Subst. a fellow,

(.

aor. I act. and pass, of med. of shadow, darkness: metaph.,

€.

() ^,

i

the darkness or obsciirify of a law-suit.

Ep. for aor. 2 of darkness, only found in compd.

|, , (Formed from vyos,

with a prefix.)

aor. I of

€, , (((,

the Elysian fields

of

fut.

without Tttbiov, Elysium. Homer places it on the west border of the earth; Hesiod and Pindar in the

05, ,

ov,

:

later

coming

:

.

or Elysian.

[C]

From

;;:

:

. ) ^ . . , {) . , . , , , {) ( 6-5, {, €) ,, ^ 5,

ing: a

ecus, 77,

step.

?|,

—f|Cbovo. = 6, 6$,, , = (3,€$

((, (,

a comfut. of a coming event, the future.

2.

Ion. for

<$,

impf. of

^, , () €5, ,, Ion. for

, ,^,

3 pi.

imperat. ?jao,

impf.

—only used and

^,

(),

to be set,

sit

sense to tarry, linger, loiter

lat.

a low, sunken place.

:

—

($,

fem. of

cultivated, opp. to

long day

;

:

— as

:

is.

Dor. for

pf.

is,

{€$,

often with col-

:

used

c.

running

sq.

gently-sprouting.

sleeping by day,

ov,

awake by

;

Adv.

ace,

day day of destiny, day the day of freedom,

arcs, ro, poet, for the

freedom, slavery

of the seasons, autumn, winter time; (ir' by day; day by day, daily, but «' day by day; every other day, Lat. alternis diebus: also, as Adv., by day, opp. to pf. and aor. 1 of e.

itself;

counting every

to

t6,

count by days, register. a calendar, abna-

fiack.

"HMEPOIS, ov, also

of animals wild.

, (^)

€'$,

,

as Subst. a day-watcher. ov,

, {^5)

of our land or country,

to soothe, conciliate

nom. and

r\\iis.

lectful

in a neg-

of

,

,

as well

.

.

,

as also

. .

,

Lat.

if..,oiif.., whether

tive,

vel

.

poet, for

{,

.

,

€, €,

or sive I

pi.

.

.

,

.

,

.

,

et

.

.

:

whether..

. .

,

.

.

,

.

,

Lat. v.l

..

sum.

of Dor.

$$

5

('

€€, , €( to

pass one's days,

((,$, hyday.

II.

17,

'

€€(

live.

(

a, ov, also os, ov,

a daylong;

{)

tame by conquest, subdue.

sum.

) €, , , . , , , a,

a, ov,

pov (sub.

{($)

to

our, Lat. noster; (is

$

of orfor the day, a day' s journey.

€-

our house.

and Ep. gen. form for

pi.

of

y.

impf. of

(

sum.

,

impf. oi

I say, Lat. inquam ; irai, the same as ' iya) impf. I and 3 sing., boy, 1 say, boy ' OS said he, are freq. in Att. Homer has said I, he spoke. only 3 sing. impf. the freq. as a prefix, half-, Lat. semi-

. -$, -,

—

,

'-,

sum.

day : the with dawn light of day ; or all day long ; of day, with day-break ; every third day, Lat. tertio quoque die (' sufficient for the day, or daily; day by day ; by day, Lat. interdiu ; TTjS late in the day ; irpos towards or near day. old II. metaph. life : age; via youth. Hence f. to pass the day ; to rest the day after a long journey. 2. Ion.

also to

:

re-

metaph. of men,

( ,=($. of

!

,

.

inf.

inf.

Ion.

also disjunc-

' < $^

Dor. for ehai,

'HME'PA

.

( ( ^,

sive

impf. of

et .

.

Dor.

2.

rare Att.

Att. impf. of

.

trees, to cultivate.

€65,

impf. of

pf. pass. part,

f.

of

6^€05,

of 67w.

ace. pi.

:

make tame,

(^/xtpos) io tame,

claim

5, ^. ^, €, ^. €, -€. -€ ). Adv. manner.

appearing by

epith. of the cock,

ov,

I of Ep. aor. 2 o(

and aor.

native, Lat. nostras.

€5,

—

metaph. of men, gentle, civilised. watching by day ,

herald of day.

of

pf.

inf.

cultivated

r\epo-v\a,aos,,{pa,
by day

poet, for

daily.

pf. pass,

tame, reclaimed, domestic, opp. to aypios, :

a, ov,

trees,

{, {, €-$, {, II.

, ,, . , ,

of

;

day.

aor. 2 of

day by day,

i.e.

night, epith. of a thief.

day, day by day, every day.

(\((, i.

the live-

Subst. a day-runner, a courier.

, ^ ' ^ ' ) €-5, ^ ^ . . ) €-5, , , . , , !, , . . , ) of death of slavery,

or

as Subst. the vine. ov,

;

part.

;

It is rarely

,, ^

Dor.

aypios, wild

like

:

on a bench.

to sit

of a day, lasting

$ -, ) €-5, 6-5, ) {, ^ 8, 6-€. {, ^) y) , €-€, €-,{,{, )

^

inf.

;

-,

Ion. taro Ep. 3 pi. and impf. (which are properly

in pres.

plqpf. of

(,

etc.

rfay-messen-

the day, perishable.

ov, also a, ov,

$, ,

thrown, a dart, javelin. sandy. Ion. for Ion. earai Ep.

is

iv,

(€5, for

living but a day.

aor. 2

thai which

faaa,

a

;

\l. ==

ger.

oi

pf.

by day, opp. to vvKTf-

17»

by night

pivos

aor. 2 of

305

) $.

) ) Adj.

is

,

{-, ,=

:

half-man, eunuch.

, -, -, -€€05, , -8, -, -.€, , )(8)

-65,

is,

cDtos,

{-,

, ,

half-watered.

and

{-,

half-eaten.

-

{-, yiveiov) with but half a beard. {-, yvvs) half-naked. half-burnt. {-, half-daric. {-, wanting half half-full. {-, Att. contr. , {-, -

ov,

is,

-€5,

/)

is,

-5,

) -,

half-shawl, or shatvl doubled in half. ov, a half-slave.

— €€'25,

306

,-, , -€, , -€5,

half-kKTivs,

twelfth part of

e.

i.

a medimnus.

, ,

a half-Greek.

-€5,

«, and

) €)

-€5, , (-, ')

, -5, -$, -£$

{-, (-,

«,

€$,

Dor.

-,

,

half-boiled, half-cooked.

half-green.

half-dead.

)^)

god, demigod.

half

, (-,

, -, , -, ) -€5, , -€5,

half-dead.

rogue by halves, half a

(-,

,

-5,

half-

aor. I

and

,

) -$, , (-, , (-, ) ,

pf.

half-mad. half-withered

faded, [a]

-€$,

, -|5, ,

balf-mina

:

or

half-drunk,

is,

of,

\ ,

to

a

half-mina.

as Subst.

,

-5,

as

Fern,

from

(-,

a, ov,

€ ($

oXos) one

(()

much again ;

and a

half,

half

of mules.

,

-8,

by mules

'^

a

team

€$. (-,

6v,

or ,

a remission of half

(-, (-,

ov,

(S,

(-,

=

ovos) a half-ass, a mule.

II.

^)

,

-, -$, -5,

(-,

-, ,

$)

half-shining,

ov, half-bald.

8, -, -,$) ov, half-knavish.

(-, -^) half-burnt.

ov,

,

worth half an obol. From a half-obol. From a half-obol,

ov,

or

,

, (-, , (-, $,

.)

of

half-hour.

.

Dor. poet. Adv., relat. to when, while, so long as. aor. 2 med. of

to

:

$

as

on

$. (. (. (. €\', -, (. ,

of a mule;

;

three half-talents.

,

half-finished. half-finished, halfaccomplished, half-perfect ; a house but half complete, i. e. wanting its master. ov, half cut through : cut in two : a half. a strong linen cloth, towel, napkin. (Prob. an Egypt, word.)

^ . ') , , , , drawn

oviia a car

;

€ •€, - 05, ,,

receive before.

a, ov,

half, half,

pf. pass,

half as large again as the customary size; npOTepov one half more than they used to

€05,

a

a half-talent, as a weight two talents and a half(ci. Lat. sestertius);

-€5,

dat. pi. of €7^.

half-dry. (vavs), a light ship with one and a half

bank of oars.

;

;

(s,

amounting

pi.

;

-8,

half-white.

(-, , (-,

is,

half-peeled,

$-

gen.

nom.

$ 5 -, , $. ($) ) -, )! (\$ -,

€

. , , ) -5, ) ,

hatched.

half the head or face.

:

:

;

but,

villain.

(-, K\fjpos) half the inheritance.

,

Ion. -€as

—

as Subst.

half-broken.

^/^

Ion. fern,

;

:

.

aees Att. -eis half, Lat. SEMIS : in plur. it sometimes agrees with the Subst., as half the people in Att. the Subst. is commonly in genit., but gives its gender and number to the Adj., as al vetuv half the ships ao also, \oyos half the wall neut. sing. half the tale :

{-, *'ۥ) half-

ov,

(-,

, ,

TJTOS,

V

€ia,

rarely -ecus, fem.

made.

-5, -,

—

$,

Aeol.

for

impf. of

, ,

impf. of

:. . .. and

pf.

aor.

of

I

impf. of

. -, ^ -, , . -, ) . ^ . . )) , , a mule-iozS.

as Adj.,

-oiros, ov,

(-,

with half its proper numflutes with only three boles.

ber of holes;

-,, -75,

ov, half-roasted.

(-,\($) a half-axe, a single

edged axe, opp. to

, , (-\$) a a half-iT\(9pov

-5,

Lat. semilaterium. ov,

contr. -ttvovs,

half-breathing, half-choked. ov,

€, -5,, -6£$,

nom. a

pi.

(-, of

e.

a

brick,

, (-, ) [t;]

half, fern, of

ov, half-wise.

-, -8,

ov,

(-,

,, oj/,

f. [] bow down

aor.

:

a half-soldier.

half-round.

opt. of

I

;

()

:

his

^^

:

to sink,

head dropped, of a it bows

of a corn-field, ears of cities, to totter to their fall

its

;

^', -, -, -, ^',

later to fall, perish.

or

or

aor. I of

pf. pass,

half torn down. of half a sta-

I

;

man down with

dying

^ofeet.

half-burnt,

ov,

dium.

i.

half-plinth,

8.$.

(-5, -<8, , (-,

3 sing. aor. pf. of

droop,

,

aor. 2 of

aor. I of

contr. impf. of

,

ovos, 6, contr. from

() (,

lowed by Subj. if direct questions,

if,

aor. I

and impf. of

•

impf. of

aor. I of

.

of

a thrower, darter, slinger. conditional Conj., always

in case that

whether.

;

unless

:

fol-

in in-

!

:

- '€.

{) 307

, . , . , . , , € . , (. , . -, . , . , . €, . €, ^, , -, -, -, . , .. , , . , , , , . \,,{) €, . . . , . , , ,

!

<.

pf.

of

fought.

[ace.

^.^

.lor. I

aor.

I

, €5, ,

3

pf.

)

v.

(($)

continuous, long. windy, airy, high,

€,

((

;

Att. impf. and aor.

med. of

aor. 2

ele-

I

of of

•, €8, 6$,

. '. '.

•^,

, ,

of

i

pf. part. pass,

Dor. I Dor. aor.

2 of

pf.

Interject.,

, ,, $',

aor. 2

pi.

=

, ^, .

, , ,

aor.

,

cf.

a rein

bridle,

of

ov, ('Hws)

, ,

-.

Interject.,

Adv.,

ibf) see

when, at

or

which time, at the time when aor. I of

••€,

see there

!

. ;

c.

, ov,

,

from

on the shore. mend.

rfiovios,

of

inf.

1

to

and

pf.

aor. l of

,

,

weak, infirm : maimed, baiting (Denv. uncertain.)

gen. void of.

aor.

7€-€5,

of

I


Adv.

TJ-Treipos, for

f.

From

—

ov,

a bridle-maker, saddler.

to

guide by

(,

reins, to drive.

guiding by reins

:

€\.

{€5,

*)

{ijneipos) to the

eos

(sc.

7^),

land; hence even an island

and

-«,

hold the reins, From govern, control. holding the reins, a driver,

to be charioteer,

II. to bridle,

-5, , {, ()

is

called

the

specially called ijneipoi,

Asia.

Hence

become

so,

^

mainland.

the mainland of Greece, as opp. to of which was afterwards called

Ion. rjos, poet, for

drive.

living on the

' (5.

, the mainland,

tinent, of the land, as opp. to the sea

was

as Subst. a charioteer.

represented

of

" -, ) €8 5 -, 5. -6 ,,

r\vio-TTOi6s, 6,

:

and love.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

€€,

From

the

ibo.

contr.

mainland.

optat. whenever.

TO, a saddler s shop.

(,

impf. of

pi.

1

. Dim. ^.

c.

{,

,

morning.

the

OLTOS, TO, the liver, Lat. jeciir

any leathern thong,

of

relat. to

morning:

(sub. wpa),

Subst.,

as the seat of the passions, esp. anger

.

a shoe-string.

pf. pass,

e^os, in the

( , {) ) , ^, . $ , , , , , &.

uses this neut. form

II.

= ^iSos,

eastern, Lat. orientalis, opp. to ka-

all

Tois Xoyois to give a free rein to one's words,

Lat. immittere habenas.

to break.

of

II. as

^6,

metaph.,

:

of

I

..

pf. pass,

., , , ,) a

aor.

).. (5, ,

aor.

,

Homer

:

,

.

, ^. :

and

to lead, and both of (contr. from of fut. of Dor. for

morning ;

cf.

only, and always in plur.

I

toward morning,

of

3 sing. impf. of the reins

plqpf. (with impf. sense) of avorfa.

dat.

of of

vya.

Ion. plqpf. of

aor. I

, ., aor.

. , . , . , -, , ' '. , pf.

Att. pf. of

I

.

',

impf. act. and pass, of

aor. I pass, of

aor.

pass, of

impf. of

of

3 sing. impf. pass, of aVa».

pf. pass,

and

animals, in which the digestion was completed. 3 sing. impf. pass, of

. .

winged thought.

€, ^, €,

airy,

ev,

light as air, subtle

II.

^-^;.

thefourth stomach ofruminating

, . . , , , ...

vated.

.

pf. act.

of

{*1,

fs,

impf. of ^

pi.

of

1

of

i

of

pf. part,

impf. med. of

•€, Att.

of

aor. I

Ion. impf. of impf. and aor.

aor. I pass, of

Ion. aor.

(Deriv. un-

with glittering, flashing brass.

aor. 2 of

€,

{)

manhood. -«, 17, Hom. always in phrase,

in

certain.)

of

I

,,

OTTOS,

and pf. pass, oi and pf. pass, of

v.

aor,

of

pass,

r

impf. of

I

of impf. of

3 sing.

17,

aor.

\~, aor.

(.

3 sing. aor. 2 of nom. pi. rjvU, {(vos) a year old, yearling.

,',

his.

drove while the warrior who guides or controls.

rnetaph. one

2.

Ep. and Ion.

-,

aor. 2

who

charioteer,

!

sum. and 3 sing. impf. of = impf. of ace. fern, of relat. Pron. 6s, who. ace. fern, of possess. Pron. os, kos, 3 sing. impf. oi later forms for I

ijv,

and

Lat. en

(

Interject, see ! see there

:

;

its

islands

:

con-

by II.

part

as n. pr.: Asia

Continent

;

and

at

the two continents, are Europe and

f.

when an

to

make

island

is

into

mainland

—

Pass, to

joined to the mainland.

—

^- .

—

, .

,,

fem.

-,

iSos, (ijiT(ipos)

vocat. 'Hpd/fXfts

of the

mainland, born or living thereon ; r/weipcvris alliance with a military power, opp. to II. o/Or on the mainland of Asia,

Asiatic.

€05, , -76 -, «-€, 6v,

() Conj.

of or for the inha-

the pillars

, ,

6(, in the same way

'Hpa/fAfta

just as.

gen.

Ion.

,

ov,

5, , =

From

a cheat, deceiver.

a mender, cobbler. From to have a fever or ague. (sub. , a fever attended with II. the nightmare. shivering, ague.

($, ($,

ov,

softly-rolling.

giving welcome

gifts.

^

*'02, ,

gentle of mood.

ov, (rjnios,

, , , -, . . . , :

tion, is

($, ()

then ?

it

Adj. masc. calling, crying; the loud-voiced herald in form like ;

From

aor.

:

[]

f.

aor.

:

eineiv)

:

II.

—

to

on,

call

call

out

pass, (in

. . (. .

3 sing. aor.

I

med. of

,

and

softly: a

little,

from which

',

VER

5,

^, €€€5,

, ov,

€€

or

its

kindness

;

Ion.

()

a, ov,

Comp. of

Adv.

Adv.

f.

() , ()

calmness, calm, quiet

to

II. intr, to

(.

", ,

Roman

Juno, queen

of the gods, sister and wife of Zeus. Hence 'Hpalos, a, ov, of or belonging to Hera :

(Upov) the temple of Hera, Heraeum

(() her festival. H5

contr.

:

:

:

:

\((5,

:

:

:

of

aor. I of

Pass, to be

(.

3 sing, plqpf of

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

'.

(^p) Adv. early, at early early in the summer.

€(.

morn

;

ijpi

mentioned in mostly for the Po; others also for the Rhone or the Rhine. impf. of pf. pass, of 3 sing, intrans. aor. 2 of (^) =(apivos, of or in the spring: as Adv., in spring. neut. and TO, a mound, barrow, tomb. aor. 2 of Hesiod.

€,

Ep. 'HpafiXrjos dat. 'HpaEp. ace. contr. Ep. rarely later also voc. 'HpaKKeis in Ion. also declined -k\(vs, Heracles, Lat. Hercules, son of Zeus and Alcmena, the most famous of the Greek heroes the contr.

—

be at rest.

impf. of

".

aor. I pass. o{

'- 05,

gen.

:

Kkfcos contr.

(€

Ion, for

,

Hera, the

rest.

l

pf. pass,

,

see

of of

i

Ion, for

€,

Adv. -$.

gently.

stillness,

aor.

•[(,

ijpt-

to be still, keep quiet.

for

at rest.

, Comp.

soft, gentle, quiet.

irreg.

f.

of

of aor. 2 of always joined with compds., to bring what is pleasant, to do

cp.

old Adj. ^pe/ios,

is

^, , (() :

:

sing. aor. i

I

of

quietly, calmly,

The

only found in being used instead,

derived,

it is

;

]€

Adv. gently,

slightly: slowly.

(€3 ,($

still,

the lyre, to sound; of the wind, to howl, roar. TO, poet, for eap, spring, Lat. : gen. and dat. are the only cases used in Prose. 3 sing. impf. of

I

ai'po».

. €, . €. . , , ", , .

or forth, in-

(.

3 sing, impf of aor. I pass, of impf. of f)p6t, 3 sing. impf. o( fjpcLcra, aor. I of kpeiSw.

^,

absol. to call aloud, shout, speak;

II.

of

, . . €, , ,( . , ) , " .. , €, , , , '$ , (( (€ -, ) ($ , - -,

(enos, voke.

-,

med. of med. sense) of

i

1

Ep. for

aor.

[]

:

3 sing, aor.

,

.

Dor.

I

aor.

[t],

3 sing. pf. pass. o(

[],

,

II.

assuaging, calming. with soothing hand. , Adv. of tJttios, gently, mildly. for aor. 2 of Adv. or, as, or perhaps, as perhaps. or Adv. of a truth, doubtless, I preor after a negat., much less. II. in a ques-

,

from 'Hpa/iXcT^s. med. of also impf. of

contr.

. 6 ., ,

ov, Att. OS, ov, gentle, mild, kind.

act. soothing,

Ion.

bis festival.

hot baths.

(s, c, aor. 2

,

ov,

'\€ . . , .. :

of Hercules ;

aor.

to cheat, deceive, cozen.

f.

Hercules ; the e. Hercules himself; of Hercules, the opposite headlands to

of Gibraltar and Ceuta the temple

sur-

,

ov, also os, ov, Ep.

o/or belonging might of Hercules, i. :

v(p) than, than even.

{,

Hence

€08, , —

ov

((5. , -, €65, , ', , () , , &$ $), , , ) -5, , -, ) -, $) ( -€,

sume

,€

commonly an exclamation of

is

prise or disgust.

mainland, continental.

Adv., properly dat. of

as,

:

—

308

bitants of the poet.

—

Eridanus, a

river, first

Later authors took

,

, ,,

as Subst. the

(.

,

,

it

(.{,

fem. Adj.

morn, dawn.

aor. I of

(.

pf. act.

and

pass, of

early-stirring:

.

. ^ . ^, . . , (. €, . , . , . . , . , . ^, . , ^ , , , . . , . €5, . , , , , . , . , , , , , . ,, ,. , ,, . ,

;

:

—

pf. part. pass,

TJp^cvos,

309

aor. 2

of

impf. of

3 sing. impf. of aor. I of

€(],

-€5,

6,

of impf. med. of

aor.

pass,

I

€,

aor. I of

or

of

aor.

aor.

(.

pi. aor. i

3 sing. aor. 2 of impf. of

((/.

aor.

,

med. of

Adj.

of or for heroes, heroic

, , , .5,

a heroine.

fem. o{

=

—

heroine.

$ ), , — 5 : €,

:

From

6; gen.

Att.

contr.

:

pi.

contr.

dat.

'•

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, whether those born of one divine parent, as Hercules or Aeneas, or those who, like Theseus, had done great service to mankind. IV. the heroes were iniater times inferior local deities, patrons of tribes, cities, etc. as at Athens, the were the heroes after whom the ten were named. The founders of a city were worshipped under this name. TJs, Dor. for sum. 3 sing. impf. of Att. aor. I of

€

.( , ,. , , . €, '. , ^. , ', . , . , , €. . 3

pi.

impf. of II.

pi.

for

3 sing. Ep. aor.

i

3 of

impf. of

^

fut. inf.

Aeol. for ^s, inf.

2 sing.

of

impf of

aor. i pass, of

Att. aor.

impf of

I

pass,

of

impf. of

€\ sum.

ibo.

sum.

used like

to be still, quiet, at rest;

f

, 5,5, , .-, {) ,$ -,, .. vvktos the quiet time of night, dead

TO

of night.

*$, €5,,

ov, poet, for a, ov, irr.

'

,

ay€iv or

peace ; peace or at

still,

Comp.

quiet, at rest.

of

quietly, gently.

Adv. of

Dor. Dor.

'^

stillness,

keep

to

quiet,

quiet,

be at

2. rest, leisure, Lat. oiitim.

rest.

Dor

ov, poet, for

ov, rarely a, ov, poet, for

•205 €'

ov, still, quiet, at rest

Dor.

keep

(5, -$,

2. quiet,

quiet.

gentle.

,

II.

. , . -, . , , . , , , , ,. .

and neut.

plqpf. (in impf. sense) pi.

2 pi. plqpf- of *€?;. sum. 3 dual impf of 2 and 3 dual plqpf. of

Sup. were irreg.

but also -wrepos.

sum.

Att. for rjSeaav, 3

of

:

?.

of neut. pi. of

Comp. and

of 2 sing, of i

Ion.

aor. I

€$

aor.

:

((,

Att. for

Att. for

,

, ,

Att.

:

3 sing. impf. of ^^at. for 2 dual impf of

ace. -a?, rarely

:

. ^.

gen. ovos

for

nom.

,

^,

less,

3 sing, of

a hero : in Homer not restricted to warriors, but applied to all free men of that age, II. as to the minstrel, the herald, the leech, etc.

;

verb.

ov, and, in neut. plur.

one must be beaten, submit, Att. impf. of

•€,

the heroic measure,

(sub.

:

^,

{):

Ion.

, , ,^, *. , , ,. ' , , , , , {5)5, .

the temple or shrine of a hero: neut. from T|pa>os, a, ov, contr. of of or for heroes,

$

pass.

^;-

pf.

:

:

,

contr.

I

weaker, inferior : c. gen. pers. weaker than another, unable to contend with, yielding to a thing. probably (Used as irreg. Comp. of Positive being the Sup.) formed from fjKa,

impf. of

ace.

both med. and

fut.

:

aor.

:

€05, ,

{)

6,

, , = '$. $, $, $, ,

hexameter.

c.

From

Hence

the heroic verse, hexameter.

heroic

a defeat, discomfiture:

see the word: Pass.: weaker, inferior to another: to be beaten, worsted, discomfited : to give way, submit : absol. to be beaten or defeated : as law-term, to lose one's cause.

of

I

contr.

[t],

plqpf of

to be less,

ace.

;

?.

,

— ;. —

pi.

I

of

to.

:

also impf.

:

of

dat.

,=

pass, of

Att. for

&,

oi

2 sing. impf.

pf

Att.

Att.

med. o{

intrans. aor. 2 act. of

poet, for

(vos) a babbler. 3 sing. impf. of

gen. defeat by, yielding Att.

also of

II.

of

pf. part. pass,

3

{,

is,

contr. for

2 sing, imperat.

of

I

of

as

pi.

pf.

III. Adv. Adv. []

also

of

pf

pass,

of

aor. i of

fut.

-€ or -€ or €, for

of

€, Conj. or also. €, Adv. surely, doubtless.

impf of pf and aor. I of sum. 3 dual impf of T)fiT€, 2 pi.

2

and 3

-airarosj

ibo.

'.

pi.

impf

—

^&, ,, .

"^—4.

310

med. and

aor. I

pf.

, " ,) , , ,, ,, . , , , , , . , , , . Conjunct.:

-TOt,

.

either .., or

,

",

..

surely,

full,

by

in med. sense. nom, or ace. the heart. the warp in a web of :

,

in pi.

a thin,

leaves

made of strips

:

( ~.

etc., Att. for

.

sum. 3 sing, imperat. of neut. from In compds. with fv- or tu-,

this

for

-

often lengthd. Ep. into

is

impf. of

(.

Att. impf. of

(. , . . , . , , , , , . and

pf. pass,

and

aor.

I

pf.

,

aor. 2 act.

Ep. for kts,

aor. I of

6,

o(

11. for

like as.

6,

for

,

,

than

;

(.(^.

ov,

Lat. Vulcanitis : rb

,

,=

and

of aor. i pass, of 070;. aor. I of aor. i of

, = }7.

',

of

I

'.

and pass, of Dor. Att. (OiOiv, Adv. (r]ws)from morn, peep of day, at dawn. old Ep. gen. of before dawn.

,

$,

6vos, 0, Att, contr. for

,

.

morn, at break of day.

ov, at

II. east-

From

ern.

,

'Hfl'2,

gen. ryoos

or

Dor.

contr. rjOvs

:

): — Att. «,

contr.

ace.

:

:

— Aeol.

:

contr,

dat.

gen. the

«,

ace.

day-break,

dawn, morning, opp. to

€08, , ($) impf. of

,

and Adv, where. 3 sing. impf. both of

.

1/01

^

of

pf. pass,

$, ,

€( € , €/:—

[]

Ep. Conjunct, as, only once in Homer, blacker than pitch. [£»]

of

and aor. i pass, of ci/piWo;. good, brave.

,( , neut.

'x\is,

;

{) , , . , , €, (. . , , '. , •, , , '. , , ,6 .

, ,

impf. of

aor. I

,

, 65, €,

from

of

I

send

a sound : the tumultuous noise of a crowd, the roar of the sea, etc. in Trag. usu. like a cry of sorrow, wail. ev, (/?) sounding, roaring, echoing. a sound.

aor. I act.

aor. i pass, of

aor,

to utter,

From

wail.

3 sing. aor.

o{

aor. I

,

hymn or 'HXH' Dor.

,

and impf. of

aor. I

,

ace. cognato,

Dor. gen. -60s contr. -$, = 7/7, reverberated sound, an echo. II. as prop. n. Echo, personified as an Oread.

sub ev~.

v.

;

c.

pf. pass,

abdomen.

TO, (77TOP) the belly, Lat.

!

forth a

€,

of

TO, only used in

Dor. cloth (the woof being fine cloth: hence, of papyrus joined crosswise.

, ,

of

pass,

either in truth, followed

.

pf. pass,

,

11.=^

,

=^

111.

verily.

—

—

evening; ace,

at day-break.

2. the

of or for Vulcan, (sub.

(, )

'

$.came

East, opp. to

Greeks counted by mornings, i]ws mean a day: also the light of day. II. n. Eos, Aurora, the goddess of morn. as the

or

Upov) the temple of Vulcan :

mid-day, and the whole morning long; 3.

to

as prop,

'$,

(sub. ifpa),

bis festival, Lat. Vulcanalia.

',

-irovos, ov,

by Vulcan.

ivrought

ov, 6, Hephaistos, the Lat. Vulcamis, 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.

'-€5, (", , ()

, €,

ov,

,

I

pass, of

aor.

pf.

of

(as if

from

(as if

from

).

impf. med. of

-^.

, {)

chirping, chirper,

i.

e.

of the

clear-sounding,

—

grasshopper: as Subst. the grasshopper, Lat. cicada.

epith.

Dor.

Ep.

«

[]

:

f.

($

\.

:

to

e

sound, ring, peal;

was

for

as

for

sometimes stood

for

for the

for

ballots of the judges at Athens,

Ep. for

so

:

also changed,

, . . .,^ . $,

Lastly,

€,. , , ,

-,

,. ($ , .— , for

also in Ion.,

to sit,

rough

On

the

stood for

only in pres. and Ep,

3 sing, impf, of Dor. Qafo, imperat. of Dor. for Att. Ion. Hence Dor. for a sight, spectacle. Dor. for

, ,, .

Ion. impf. of

«5, , ,

as

impf.

of

r

9000, Lacon.

indecl., eighth letter of the Greek = numeral ' — kvvta, tvvaTos, but In Doric, was often changed into , as :

breathing, as

3 sing. impf. of

impf. of

,,

alphabet

Aeol. and Dor., into

;.

, . . , . .

). /,

cs,

wrought by Vulcan.

Dor. 3 sing. aor. Ep, for 77. for acpUi,

-€;5,

and

.,

,

'2,

.

. ()

($.

crasis for

f.

6, the

hinge of a door or gate. to sit, esp. as a suppliant,

to

, , , , ,{)() $. €,, €. 5, . , , $, . , ()() €-5, , , ., -5, (, )\$, ,/, ,®, ^ —€€.

iake a seat to sit

,

Hence

, 6dKos,

a sitting as a suppliant a sitting, seat. a seat : Ion.

,

ews,

o,

/fos,

<5,

€

cognato, eSpas nayKparus

c. ace.

:

on imperial throne.

a

:

seat.

dark chamber or

dwelling-place.

,

,

,

dwelling

:

, . ,

II.

\$, ,^. \- ), ), II.

,

5$, ,

through which

this 6,

the hole in the ship's side

oar worked, the port-hole. one of the rowers on

(\8)

the lowest bench of a trireme,

oars and the least pay

to the

an inner room

o,

$.

who had

v'ys,

cf.

:

{\$) Adv.

©A'AA'MOS,

the

oar of the

the

(sub.

(sub.

,

the shortest

chamber

or

:

I. 2.

II.

III.

bright eyes.

but Thales of Mileone of the Seven reputed Wise Men of Greece.

,

wealth, plenty

ace.

bloom

:

,

metaph. good cheer, a feast.

a doubtful fut. of

from

,

a young

shoot,

05 (, ) )-, ' ',

for

twig

calls

the Mediterranean

(&\s) the sea

€

Herodotus

:

.5

(as the Latins called

e

trum mare), and the Ocean '

€( , men

carrying olive-

fut.

did at the Panathcnaea.

aor.

:

(in pres. sense), part, sing, plqpf.

2

3 :—^to bloom, flourish, to shoot out,

to swell, be rich in a

thing

the part.

:

($

go

by sea.

a, ov, also os, ov,

the

to

pf. inf.

to be

sea-

ov,

driven, tempest-tossed.

to beat, inflame.

bosom

sea-

ov,

<, ,

*)

working

at

From

'\•. — Pass.,

bad

warm,

aor.

heat.

2. to foster, cherish,

sense, to cheat.

warming

,

to

:

1

II.

warm

Hence

metaph. a comfort.

warm, glowing.

, , (^)

{^

astonished ox

cheer, comforts, delights.

,

(From Root

«€5,

oi,

al,

:

($) — :

to be

marvel at a thing. astonishment, amazement, Lat. stu-

amazed

€os,

por.

pf.

:

II.

From

be astonished at.

f

a fisherman.

Att. for

good

i

offirStfruits. Adv. together in crowds, close, thick. of Time, often, oft-times, frequent. . Adv. =

/

6,

summer2. me-

(sub. Upa), the flrstlings Hence of the harvest, offering offirst-fruits, [] 17, fem. Adj., of ox for the offering

nopos) seafaring.

aaovpys,

in

:

a

-,

beaten.

as Subst.,

From

heat, esp.

«,

,

master of the sea.

,

to be or be-

rays, Lat. soles.

(<'.—

in one's

,

f.

fostering.

warming.

metaph.

make

master of the sea.

suns

aor.

f.

skilled

to strike

make a splash: metaph.

ov,

a young shoot or metaph. a child,

taph. a sting, smart, tingling.

nothing.

opos, 6,

:

warmth,

ov,

€)

f.

:

, warming,

;

ani-

2.

used

scion, Lat. stirps.

heat

in or

of,

is

metaph.

to be at the height.

:

like

branch, twig, esp. an olive-branch

,

on the sea, belonging to it, Lat. marinus ; tpya s^a-affairs, the sea, also fishing : mals living in the sea, opp. to

sea

,

(0$,

2.

Ep. part, a well of come warm, warm oneself.

2.

to be at sea,

much ado about

$,

bloom, flourish, prosper

'02,

€os, TO,

in the sea, nautical, maritime.

;

absol. as Adj. swelling, rich, abundant.

Hence

,=

the sea with the oar,

nos-

pf.

:

Ep. fem.

metaph.,

a sea of troubles.'

salt or brackish water.

,

it

rrjs

the branch carried by suppliants.

to

-, ,

Att.

6

:

the olive-branch used at festivals ; also,

, , ,:' , , () , $, 5. , () €, () , (.() :', , : -, , (, , () -€, , (, ) -, (, ) , -'•5, (, ) . -, (, ) , , -, (, € (, (, , -. ,, [) sat.

:

:

in plur. festivities,

:

branches, as the old

the house.

a bed-room, bride-chamber. ^. the storeroom. any chamber or abode : a fold, pen for sheep. the lowest part or hold of the ship, in which the

tus,

),

dat.

and

ov,

[]

bed-chamber.

women's apartment, inner part of

gen.

(€) , , . 05, () (5 03 also

I.

2.

, (€05, w\p) with

iSos,

waiting in

as Subst.,

, , {\$)

Ion.

bloorning, fresh : vigorous, luxuriant, copious, large, abundant.

II.

Dor. for

a bridegroom or bridesmaid. belonging to the chamber.

As Subst.:

6$, , , (^)

active.

of ox for a chamber or

fit for building one. ov,

the lady's chamber.

6 or

[]

lair, den, bole,

to bloom, flourish. blooming, luxuriant, bounteous, kv ScutI at the bounteous feast. It is fem. of an obsol. Adj. derived from II. as prop. n. one of the Muses, the blooming one : later esp. the Muse of Comedy. aor. 2 inf. of

poet, for

,

,

=

$, , =

311

:

c. ace. to

-, -.)($, ()

dat.

see

ace.

—

:

(. , 502 —

:

no

poet. pi. Adj. (with

sing.

$), crowded,

, , () , , . , &$, () , , (, -5, ) , , -. () , {) crowded,

thick.

da(xcios, a,

— to

c. dat.

:

wont to do,

c.

as Adv.,

08, , , =

{$)

,

.

part.

neut. plur. of

6,

=

,

reliance on.

in,

Att.

6,

courage,

—

,,

Adv. of

Att.

pres. part, of

boldly, courageously.

bush, shrub.

,

confidence

, ., . or

boldness, confidence : in bad sense, over-boldness, daring, presumption : in pi., grounds of con-

close, thick.

be often or constantly

to be

, '205

ecwj,

come often, Lat. frequenengaged with a thing, fidence.

to

f.

close,

:

:

—

312

tare

—

-$,

deadly: with Adv. II. 2 of, belonging to death. deadly blow, mortally. pass, subject to death, mortal : also dead. to wish to die. Desiderat. of From a causing of death. death-bringing. ov, to wish to die. Desiderat. of ev, deadly. .

,

Ion, impf, of

ov, relying

, ,

, ()

on a thing.

Att.

f.

= ^apac'ci;,

II. intr.

Dor. aor. I imperat. of Dor. aor. I inf. of Dor. for

,

to encou-

. . . ()($,

. €$,

rage, cheer. courage, []

be of

to

good

fut. part, of Thasos, Thasian

, , , $, €, €,>. , , () , {) ' , , , , . . - € . -, (: , . .^: .(. {) , ^-

€.5, ((, Adv. , {()

$,

to death.

to

KarayiyvwiTKUV pi. Tivos to pass sentence of death on one II. kinds of death, usually of violent death. death;

:

as

prop,

Death, the

n.,

Sleep.

corpse.

III.

($)

f.

to mortify.

II. to

twin-brother

to sit, sit idle.

Att.

swifter

to death :

metaph.

€€,

or

Ion.

or

—

inf.

,

a a

;

:

II.

Ep.

fut.

-: :

form

Pass., fut.

aor.

i

^;«0^/{

:

wonder, be astonished. 2. c. ace. to wonder at: like Lat. mirari, to regard with wonder or esteem, to admire. 3. c. gen. to wonder at. II. Pass, to be looked at with wonder: c. part., to

:

:

:

aros,

wonder, marvel, wondrous thing; wonder to behold so, jugglers' tricks, strange gambols. wonder, surprise, astonishment. Ion.

Dor. admire.

quicker,

quickly.

see erepos.

later in act.

of

f.

more

as Adv.,

$,

Comp. of

ov,

:

a feast

Ep. aor. 2 o{ Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. OavecoOai, fut. inf. of Dor, fern. part. aor. 2 of fut.

this pickle.

of

to death.

, , : , $, - , , ( €4, ) -, , (, , :

Dep.

€, ,,

upon, look

to

:

,(

wonder

at, see.

gaze

my

one must bury.

verb. Adj. of fut.

II. to

at,

aor. i

:

Pass., fut. 2

fut.

;

pf.

:

aor.

3

I

Ion. 3 pi. 6[] : pf. to perform fune3 sing, plqpf. ral rites to the dead : to bury, inter, entomb. aor, 2

,, , :

,,

:

—

Apollo and Artemis, held at Athens in the month Thargelion. Hence wvos, 6, the llth month of the Attic year, from middle of May to middle of June. a festival of

€$, €$, , {) ov,

etc., Att. for

-.

: in bad sense, over-weening, presumptuous : TO confidence, safety : of things, cheering, encouraging: Comp. Adv. -ews, with confidence. Dor. fern. part, of

confident

\€($.

—

(. ( 4 Att.

good courage,

be of

:

f.

good

:

.()

over-weening, presumptuous: confident about, have no fear for confidently that.

Hence

to be

— —

c.

—

in

Ep.

,

ov. Ion.

()

absence

is

wondered at. to wonder

, €, - . , . , . , ,^. or

wondrous, wonderful, marvellous Adv. -%, marvellously.

bad sense,

ace. rei, to feel

c. inf. to believe

at.

(-

— admirable,

excellent.

f. tpyov) to work wonders, perform curious tricks, of jugglers. Ep. fut. of verb. Adj. of one must wonder, marvel.

to be

wondered

—admirable,

or

at,

excellent.

Pass,

ivonder.

f.

{) Adv.

-tu)s, to

be

to

-05, , (, -. f.

aor.

,

*('/) =

of yellow-coloured, sallow.

inf.

,

.

do wonders. From wonder-working:

08, , ,

, $,

()

wonderfdly. regarded as a

,(,)

,

-iroios,

-, , ,

tvondrous, wonderful, marvellous

of as Subst. a conjurer, juggler. Ep. for

cheer, be confident, assured;

take courage I be of good heart I to be

:

fut.

Ion.

bold, daring, courageous,

:

sea-fish;

Att. for

put

condemn

mix

\), pickled

'221 Ep.

—

,

(),

(sub.

of the dead.

(sub.

from

ov,

From

From

. : —

—

$,

:,

plant or wood used for dyeing yellow, Thapsos. aor. i inf Ep. for the prose to suck, to suckle, feed :— Med., pres. inf. milk to suck the year milk, he sucked thehTCZSt. round: 3sing. aor. I, -,

(,

from the

*', —

island of

*, , ,

in

shine,

€6,

a looking

aor.

,

, €-8, {,

dcatva,

poet, for ov,

,

spectacle.

,

ovos, 6,

only

(()

pf,

:

—

See Oeapos,

OcaTOS,

ov,

f.

make a show

seeing, a theatre.

the audience. show.

3.

. ,

,

,.

Ion. for

.

-,

ov. Ion. for

a

€-€, €€.

ov, poet, for

^. . €$.

, , , ,,

6,

,

6,

Ion. for

, , €$, , ,,

0€ia,97,fem. of

€!,

poet, for

Ion. for

, ',

€,

pi. aor. 2

..

smoke with

opt. o{

brimstone-like, Lat. sul-

,{', $)

—

Ion. impf. of

to

'/.

charm , {'/) cdeX^a:— a

: ,{),,{) {) {) f.

, , :

aor.

or spell.

i

, , , , , ,

or

fjpos,

,

,=

charm,

€€, Dor.

&-.

charming I

'/.

for

ov,

from charming, enchantirg. a charm.

(.

-, , , ,=

charmer. Hence enchantment, means

spell,

neut.

:

{'/)

aor. I inf, of

Hence

to cheat, cozen.

:

willing, will.

,

power of charming

opos,

practice of divinations. Aeol. for

-

charm, en-

will.

ea's,

ov,

(-.

to

willing, voluntary.

OcXcos, ov,

€-.

Pass., aor. I

magic power,

stroke with

chant, spell-bind, Lat. mulceo

one's father's or mother's sister,

0€i6V, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of aor. 2 opt. of

{,

((): —

((,

€S,

-, ,

-.

aunt, Lat. amita and matertera. {e^ios) to practise divinations. f. 6,

and 3

(5,

Ion. 2 sing. fut. of

Ep. 3 sing. subj.

:

speech.

Ion. for

)

divine nature, divinity.

aor. 2 part. o{

€-$,

)

-, , .

$, , {$)

fureus. Ocius, Adv. of ^ffos, by divine providence : Comp. by more special providence. of soft, persuasive

($, €$, divine.

,

€.

(.

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of poet, for to run. Ep. for aor. 2 subj.

the spectators,

Ion. for

ovos,

excellent.

. . , . , , ,,,) .

(€.

. . , -, €-, ^. ,

a god. by a god

2. in

super-

o, one's

2

driven or pursued by (€0$, II. built 2. sent, caused by a god. or for the gods. ov,

the gods, Lat. divinus,

3. godlike,

QcLs,

Ion. impf. of

€8, ,

from

bri7nstone,ftimigate: hence to purify.

smoke with brimstone,

to

the acts or attributes

of God.

€: €,, ,,

a spectator.

divine.

3 sing. pres. pass, of

,

II.

2. religious observances.

honour of a god, holy, sacred.

Quotas,

the piece represented^

brimstone, Lat. sulfur.

used as Subst., the Divine

deio-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, brimstone-coloured. Ep. f.

^, brim^one.

for

ov, Ep. for

Ep. for

.

a

{5, €5)^(0€$.

is,

QUiov, TO, poet,

, €€, €€6,

=

of

father s or mother's brother, uncle, Lzt. patruus and avunculus: fern. Qiorps, Adv. Comp. of

to

2. collectively,

part.

aor. 2 subj.

sent or caused by a god, appointed

2,

bring on the stage: to hold up to ridicule or shame. a place for 6,

of,

pi.

I

human, extraordinary,

to be seen.

Ion.

6ceios,

,

() ,(()

ov,

i],

€-€5,

in

^,

god-built.

Qelos, a, ov, (^eos) of

I

of

I inf.

aor. 2

inf.

{€,

ov,

Being, Deity. of the gods.

Dor. for

Ion.

:

, (€) (,

pass, sense, to be seen.

, , () , .

i

subj.

Ep. Occiov, TO, neut. of

to view,

spectators

the

ol

in

aor. I

aor.

:

:

:

aor.

:

.

{9.

also aor.

to strike, dash.

a thing

() — €€ (^

, . €5 ,^. () behold;

at,

theatre

—

Ep. for

II.

Ion.

:

impcrat.

€-$,

a spectator, [d]

Dep.

:

in :

of a goddess. asked of the gods. a sight,

[a].

f.

(ۥ.

a place in the sun-

to dry.

aor. 2 opt.

pi.

i

fut.

$, ,

Ion.

^,

view.

at,

inf. pass,

i

for

0€ivat, aor. 2 inf of

€),

, ( , ) () ()

seen, sight, spectacle.

gaze

, ,(

8)

,

{('\, where things were put

QeiXo-TTiBov,

:

0eai the Eumenides or Furies.

,

= €\$.

OcCkcXos,

.( ( € , ), , ^, , ^, . , ^.

—

see Lacon. to see: (Att. fern, of (05, a goddess : ai dual, are always Ceres and Proserpine

0€d,

313

contr.

3 sing. fut. of -vovs, ovv,

or witching the heart.

€|-5,

€{-,

ov,

{'/, viKpos) {'/,

ov, gen. ovos,

'/.

{'/,

vooi)

) €9. deliciously bitter.

=

. ^ . , €, , €. , : ', : () ! € , ^ (€ ^^, ) . ) , () ^.^, :

—

314

Dor.

from Zt\x%,from

fem. part, of

for

,=

impf. eOeXov: fut.

aor.

(.

shortened form of

<€, ,

the foundation, the base or

"-

;

€€, ,

TO, as sing, of

the

^^,

60-€5,

.

$),

€(, , ^, —

,. . , , () ,

€€-5, «, , (€€$, ) of serious counte-

,

^ ,,,

nance, honest. poet, aor,

{($)

€$

€-'•65,

©E'MIS, Ep. Homer as prop. n.

but Att. gen.

Ion. gen.

;

€)

woven of right;

a well-earned crown.

gen.

ace.

@5, ($, &, ® common

17,

@

to regulate for oneself, control.

(€5,

ov,

Med.,

:

:

—

ace.

sometimes

also

voc.

:

I.

in :

ace.

law,

on by

consent or prescription, opposed to statute-law, Lat.^ws fas, as opp. to lex; 'tis meet and right, Lat. fas est ; as 'tis right, as the custom is. pi. sanctions, laws, ordinances. 2. the rights right, agreed

(

-

.

($,

of the chief, prerogative, privilege, authority : hence dues, tribute, etc. 3. existing laws or ordi?iances. 4. law-suits : also courts to administer jusHI. tice : judicial sentences. as prop, n., Themis, goddess of law afid order. Justice.

-, -, ,

, , ^, , ,^ 6u,

)

{€$,

-as, Ep. ace. sing, and f.

ov,

{€$)

€-8,

Ep. gen.

right.

ov,

:

to

pi.

of

{(8,

, {() , , Ep. ,

come

, -0€v,

for

pi.

of

.

give law, lay order, govern. to

)

to land, or set

insep.

Particle,

ministering law

names

of persons,

-, €0-8,

(,

ov,

€-8, 6-5, €6-5,

€) -,

ov,

((08, Dor.

ov,

made

)

€$.

€0-5, ov, = 6-65, {0(6$,

come.

as

)

ov, (0€0s,

as the gods, godlike

:.

ofform, beauteous

eldos) divine

is,

irreg. Sup.

:

the

taught of God. []

,

ox founded by the gods,

) . . €€, ,, ) ) ) -, -, ) )) €€, €0-€€$, ov, {€05, c'lKfXos) godUkc. , a being hated by the gods.

€€, €0-65,

From

hated by the gods. OeoOev, old gen. of 0eos, used as Adv., from the gods,

{€05,

ov,

Lat. divinitus.

Dor. for

fem. part, of

to call the

f.

divine vengeance

€0-»5,

ov,

:

($,

€0-5, €-5,

invoke

From

wrought by the gods. judging between gods.

{($,

ov,

to aid, to

calling on the gods.

0eo-KpavTOS, ov, {0(os, ov,

gods

to call on, conjure.

and

ov,

{€0$,

created by God. es,

maddened

(($,

, -, ) ) ) €0-8,

by the gods;

madness caused by the gods. one who has a es, , {0eos, against

God

spirit

€-8,

^, ^^. rarely

books

From

fighting against God.

ov, (0eus,

, {$,

like the

gods in

counsel.

hated of the gods.

4s, {Ofos,

€0-5 Dor. -,

^-, -,

ov, (deos, II,

ov, (0eos

es, {0eos,

!)

gods.

'(,

and

of the Iliad were called, esp. the igth.

) , ) - -, )

Nouns denoting

:

the battle of the gods, as certain

allotted by the gods.

to

receiving

hurtful to

(0^6$,

majesty of the gods. ov,

€)

*7fV
ov, gen. ovos, (^eos,

a god.

€-•5,

:

to

,

opos,

motion from a place, opp. to -5e, as, more from home, from heaven affixed

down

sanctioned by law, lawful.

so as to

ov,

to fight

€$.

affixed

(€0$, 7eVva) begottefi of a god. with the tongue {€0$,

f s,

,

^.

it

of God,

stricken

of prophecy.

an Ep. Verb only occurring once in he forced the ship

aor. I,

to

keeping order.

lawftd, righteous.

, {€$)

ordinances, give oracles

and

€$

ovtos, 6, reigning by right.

€605, ,

{($,

of a god. QioyovLa, the generation or genealogy of the gods, the title of a poem of Hesiod. From

god-built,

to regulate, punish, control

I

From

to sin against the gods.

60-5,

belonging to the foundation. (sub. as Subst., 6, a foundation stone; Hence the foundations. oi f. to lay the foundation, found firmly Pass, to have the foundations laid. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2 med. part, of grave, serious, steadfast.

€(.$

med. imperat. o{

0€o, Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2

€S,

-

visited with judicial blindness, reckless.

foundation

From

6€$, ,

-^ was the (, '.

OcvSp, apos, TO, the part of the hand with which one strikes, the fiat of the hand : a\6s vap the surface of the sea.

€-5,

;

6€<^,

(€, €€5,

Originally

from

(, ()

f

bottom of a thing, the roots of a mountain, etc. the shrine of Ammon. = Ep. for they laid the fouttdations. or kav.from the bottom, L^t./imditus.

=

the gods.

genit. termination, as appears

60-5,

,,

{0€6s,

ov, {Oeos,

60-68, €,€, make

ov, (0eos,

to

pos)

destined or

blessed by the gods.

ofform divine. abominable before the

5)

child of the gods.

sent by the gods.

inspired of God.

into gods, deify.

From

:•

) ) -, ) ^, €, -, ) (($, {€5,

Oco-^oios, or,

(-,$,

Ocoirotos

mailing statues of gods.

;

movtw) wrought by a god. befitting a god. Adv.

ov, {9ios,

eco-irpcirris, is, {Oios,

—vws.

to prophesy, in part.

,

6,

or -tov,

a prophecy.

.-, )) ) :

II.

public messenger sent to inquire of the oracle,

«-5,

ov, (Oeos,

€

'2, , 60»

Lat.

,,

in

Homer

either

)

, deify.

-, , ((€) a waiting

^^ ^

Ion.

cf.

God,

(, € ,,

.

5,

a

on, ser-

divine worship, 2. attendance; a fostering, nurture : tending in sickness, medical II. a treatment. 3. a courting, paying court.

vice,

DEUS, God:

II.

bearing a god. borne or possessed by a god, inspired. ov, gen. ovos, {€0$, godly-minded, ov, (^eos,

ov,

godly, devout, Lat. pius.

abhorred by the gods. kindled by the gods. sprung from the gods.

ov, {Oios,

€0-5, ov, {Oeos,

inspired by a god.

(^eos) to make into a god, f. Qipairawa and -vis, , fem. of a waiting-maid, handmaid.

From

as Subst., deoirponos, 6, a prophet.

315

or goddess.

prophetic, boding, divin-

(^eos,

ing

and

)

ov, (deos,

carrying a

act.

god-sent.

ov,

.

— €-$, god 0£-$, () (5, -,

€€, 5, , (^^)

body of attendants,

suite, retinue.

, ,

service done, at-

^,

medical treatment. one must cul0€poir6VT€Ov, vcrb. Adj. of some particular god: later the Deity, like sine tivate : also one must cure. Lat. $€((), ov, , and diis, by the will of God ; Qiov against his will 2. one who attends to an attendant, servant. as an oath, by the gods, in God's II. fem. Oios. for name. a goddess : anything : a worshipper of the gods : a physician. inclined to serve, depaucvTiKos, 17, ov, esp. in Att. phrase the two goddesses, i. e. • 2. able to cure; attentive, obedient: courteous. Ceres and Proserpine. III, as Adj. in Comp. the healing art. (sc. dfWTfpos, more divine. f. to wait on, attend, serve: ov, {(.$, given by the gods. to be an attendant : to do service to the gods, to worov, poet, for 2. to , the worship ot fear of God. From ship : to serve, attend, pay observance to. is, worshipping God, re- pay court to, to flatter : also of things, to consult, attend to, Lat. inservire comtnodo. 3. c. ace. rei, to ligious, devout. Adv. religiously. to worshipped as a god. take care of, provide for ; ,{€5, to observe provide for the present opos, , = 4. to tend the sick, to treat {Oeos, hatred of the gods, a day, keep it holy. medically, to heal, cure. 5. of land, to cultivate, ungodliness, impiety. as,

God

,

will grant

$

—

;

or, 6(6$ ris

a god, :

—

60-$,

6(6,

{,

€-€5,

-, €-€, €-5, €-5,/, €-5, -, €-<5, 66-6«,

,

) )) ) () )

€( (() €€, ,)

€(5.

€5,

sent by the gods. supported by God. fs, {0(os, trodden by God. hated of the gods or «, (€0$, II. act. hating God. of God, abominable. ov, hated of the gods.

{($,

also

0€0-5,

ov, (Oeos,

sent by the gods.

Qto-Tavpos,o,{ec6s, ravpos) the god-bull, a

Zeus changed into a

6-€5,

6-5, -,

i),

()

the gods.

mxxde by God.

{9^6$) divinity, divine nature.

honoured of God. honoured of God.

ov, (deos,

ov,

0eo-Tp€WTOs, ov, (6(6$, directed by the gods. is, ((05, feeding the gods. OcovSeCa, , the/ear of God, holiness. €s, {Oeos, Sios) fearing god, godly. Hence Oeo (Oeus, a festival (sub. Upa), at Delphi, at which the images of the gods were shewn to the people.

beloved of the gods. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and pi. of 0(0$: esp. i's,

in phrase,

(0605,

^

, , ,

;

till.

Ion. for

,

€.

(, ()

ov. Ion.

, poet, for $, , poet, *, ,

€($. —

and poet, for a handmaid:

€$.

and,

', , (€$ . ",(€$$ ^, (, ,$ , ^. €€ . ( , (: (: {) ovTos,

contr.

,

from

of a waiting-maid.

an attendant,

servant, differ-

in Homer, companion in arms, comrade, though inferior in of Achilles so, rank, as Patroclus was the warriors kings were

ing from

as implying free service

:

;

($) walled by

) ) -, ) ^, - , ) -, €, ^ ) \$. $,

for

bull.

(s, {BeOS,

0€0-T6VKTOs, ov, (^eos,

€05,

)

name

{(-

(^^)

-$,

ov, poet, for

60-5, poet,

:

$,

€)

)($.

€-5,

tendance, nurture

poets

II.

were slaves. rare form for

the

,

nom.

cus.

pi.

in Chios,

only found in ac-

(($.

summer, in Ion. summer-drought summer-time, summer. (with or without

6
.

summer ;

€(,

Ep. for

—

mow

also to cf.

Pass.,

aor. 2 pass. subj. of

Att.

aor.

:

aor.

1

syncop.

I

:

pf.

— to mow, reap, cut, harvest corn — metaph.

,. :

to

(,

f.

;

),

down, cut pack up.

off,

:

slay II.

:

also to cut the hair. intr. to

3.

pass the summer;

—

:

€(€09

316 0cpiv€os,

, , = eepeios;

Ofpiv^aithe

;

— €^TLb.

summer

,

, ( €, .

Oepivos,

-,

of,

during summer.

in, or

-€$,

€€$

reaper,

, (()

eepicTTpwov or mer-garment, opp, to

,,

hot,

heat

—

aor.

:

I

become

Pass, to

:

(($)

warm

glow: metaph.,

to

:

glow with

hope.

17,

{($)

ai, hot-springs,

heat, feverish heat.

II.

Lat. thermae.

{(05,

to

grow

or hot,

^

($) ,

) ) - -, ,(, ) €$ , (,

a light sum-

law, laitful, legitimate

customs,

^^ ^, ,06-5, ) ) £-$, -, , €-$, f.

warm,

(-

;

€08, ,{€) mowing, reaping, harvesting. €-$ {) a mower, harvest-man. 0€picrrr|s, ov, 0,

)

€^

(,

godlike : but ge{€05, wondrous, always of things, being used of persons epya works 5k he of wonder ; neut. as Adv., was wondrous like him. Dor. ov, according to ov,

nerally, marvellous,

of June. [] {Oipos) prose form for uepcios,

solstice, i.e. the 2 1st

rites.

€-«5,

the

ov, at

:

Subst. laws,

as

, {($,

a lawgiver.

II.

the six junior archons:

Athens were

after their year expired they became members of the Areopagus.

€o-oc,

{($,

f.

to

make

laws.

conversant with

ov,

laws or customs. (Dor. irreg. pi. a law, rule, ordinance, Lat. institutum: a i5os, ((, fern. 2. at Athens, Draco's laws one who brought the hot water (Lat. rite, form, institution. 6$, were called because each began with the word calda) at baths or sacrifices, Lat. caldarius. Hence = Solon's laws were named ,j^stice, like heated in mind. the Thesmophoria, Hot-Gates, a narrow pass, in which were hot-springs, the name of an ancient festival held by the Athenian women in it lasted three days the famous pass from Thessaly to Locris also called honour of Demetcr from the nth of Pyanepsion. Hence simply [>] ov,

) €-$,

ov,

hot-bubbling.

{€$,

hot in counsel, rash.

,

'/. €6-5, , (($, $) ,

€$, , ,

boiling.

also poet, os,

active, ready.

ro

III.

, {)

:

warm,

^,

-, €-5, , {, )

),

6, the lupine. f.

,

(($, *6)

:

^, (, ^, -5, (, ) ,

f.

,

to keep the

Thesmophoria

a play of Aristophanes.

temple of Demeter

the

;

ai

®(-

(popos.

:

hot

law-giving: epith. ov, of Demeter, Lat. Ceres, as the goddess of tillage and civilised life Ceres and Proserpine,

-, -€5, () ;

to eat lupines.

who were worshipped

$,

doing hot and

hasty acts, rash, reckless, impetuous.

(,

i.

heat, Lat. calor

baths.

'02,

hot,

hasty, rash, reckless.

hot places, or (sub.

(sub.

($:

hot drink, Lat. calda

(sub.

also,

, .. ;

€•,',,(0€//)$)

;

\\. TiitX.ZY)h.. hot,

:

:

€,

(05

©-, , , {$, )

. €(),),

): —

like

only used in pres. imperat. and in impf

—

at Elis.

together at the Thesmophoria. 6,

mostly

in pi.,

€-($,

guardians of the law, a magistracy

[t5]

6-€05,

, ov, also os, ov, {€05, 'iiros) of the make hot: Pass, to grow hot. II. more than mortal or summer, summer-time : summer- voice, divinely sweet. Ocpos, TO, dtpeos in human : unspeakable, ineffable, and generally = heat: t6 Oipos, absol., during summer ; to

warm,

heat,

(^)

',

the course

,,

of summer.

, ((€ II.

a harvest, a crop.

warm, heat:

( (( . . , , ,, . fut.

only Pass, in

grow with

hot,

to

with

subj.

warm

fut.

for

oneself;

med. :

to

fire.

— Homer

divine

uses

aor. 2

of

.

of nied. of

3 sing, and 2

pi. aor, 2

imperat. med.

()

II.

III. adoption a deposit of money, earnest-money. IV. (from as the child of some one cf. €05. 2. Pass, a being placed, position, situation. V. in metre a position or thesis to be proved. the last half of the foot, in which the voice falls, opp. to theirs/ half (apais), in which it rises. ;

3.

(sub.

)

,

as Adv., by

^5 -

{$, a) kindled by a god {5, . — ()

-, ^: , (,

,

cs,

supernatural, furious fire. enos) prophetic. fem. Adj.

fut. (V
Dor

setting, placing, arranging; (5, ($, , €7( (5 setting of words in verse, poetry.

^)

)

2. wondrous, marvellous, excelof anything sent by God, and so, awful,

of God.

lent.

^^', -,

pi. aor. 2

aor. 2 inf.

the will

fem.

dat.

become warm, fearful. Hence Adv. in divine manner; to be burnt they trembled unspeakably.

QfS, aor. 2 imperat. of

Ep. 3

:

:

Ion. inf. :

aor. I

to declare by oracle,

prophesy, divine.

,

Dor. for

aor.

I

part. fem. of

foreg.

-, €(3. , $ (() <<, , «08,

ov,

=

los, b,

cred.

\1.

(($,

=

II,

otos, to, f.

eiros) inspired, prophetic, sa-

divine, wondrous, awful.

an

oracle.

to sing in prophetic strain.

From

—— €->05,

^,

©«, ,

Att.

€,

^€776— aLOS.

(, )

6,

strain, prophetic.

singing in prophetic

, )

iSos,

Thessalian: also as Adj., salian trick, from the faithless character of the people. to pray for : a defect, poet. aor. i, of

which we

only 3

find

€-5, «-05,

pi.

(Origin uncertain.)

(($, ;)

ov,

ov, (0€0s,

€€, oracles.

as Subst.,

:

made

like Oiios,

II.

,

prophetic.

spoken by God, decreed,

appointed, destined, Lat. fatalis

,

((8.

part.

by God, divine.

From TO, the temple of Thetis. 0€Tts, iSos, ^, Thetis, one of the Nereids, wife of Peleus,

mother of

€, Ep. 3 ,, 06tOs,

Achilles.

sing. aor. 2

med. o(

,

verb. Adj.

.

.

placed,

set.

adopted as one's child. Dor. and Ion aor. 2 imperat. med. o{ ov, Dor. for and 17, Dor. for deos, a god. 06\)s,

317

)

05, , , (€05)

of or belonging to spec-

().

ambassadors II. the money, which, from (sub. the time of Pericles, was given from the treasury to the poor citizens, to pay for their seats at the theatre tators or to the sacred

a a Thes-

fern.

:

:

.

II.

(at 2 obols the seat), but also for other purposes.

$, $,

, with and without vavs, a sacred ship which carried the to their destination used ;

)

From

also for other state-purposes.

08,

{Oios,

6,

men and

travels to see

dor,

sent by

the

a spectator, observer, one who II. an ambassa-

things.

state

$, -,

, ^,

Comp.

a, ov,

of 6(0$,

(,

more

/ will run,

€-, ,

Dor.

fut.

.

of

:

:

—

to

run

$ieiv

;

Oieiv to

(

run for a tripod ncpi "EKTopos to run for Hector's life later also, OUiv to run for one's life. II. of birds, to (sc. fly: of ships, to run; of the running wheel, of a rolling stone. III. of things which run in a continuous line, though not actually in motion of anything circular, which seems to run round into itself Oeev the rim which ran round ;

;

;

., , ^, at the verge of the shield.

€,

€,

contr. for

imperat. of

Ion. for

€(,

{€$)

f.

i

pi.

aor.

2

subj.

of

-

to look at, view, behold, ob-

a spectator at the priblic games and of the mind, like Lat. contemplari, to contemplate, consider. II. to be a or state serve

:

esp. to be

festivals.

2.

, ,

€$

.

ambassador

to the oracle or at the games. III. Causal in Soph, O. C. 1084, having made my eyes behold ; but see Hence arcs, to, a sight, spectacle. II. a thing contemplated by the mind, a principle deduced: in Mathematics, a theorem.

, ,

, (^)

,

6v,

{)

a seat in a theatre.

of or for speculation,

, ((()

a looking at, viewing, beholding, observing; Oewp'ias uvfKfv for the purpose of seeing the world: esp. the being a spectator at the public games. 2. of the mind, contemplation, reflection. II. the sending of or state-ambassadors to the oracle or games also the body of themselves. pass,

a

(%.

2. the office

sight, spectacle.

of

poet, also

at,

in Homer, who Hence

,

uses both sing,

all

From

,

(III.

and

=

:

and

ov,

the Theba'is,

of Thebes. of Thebes.

the Theba'id, a

II.

, , ^

to

poet.

,

ov,

Theban

:

—

Theban. e.

territory

poem on

the siege

i.

=

poet. Adv.,

V.

all.

and

ep. of Jove, the

tcus Ion. tos,

so

act.

plur. of

^€$ , , 05, ,, , () e's,

€)65,

() ()

Adv. at Thebes.

pointed, sharp.

II.

sharpening.

(^)

-, a whetstone : metaph. anything whet one's fury, a provocative to rage, [a]

:

=

6777;. f.

^:

aor.

whet

to sharpen,

/

:— Pass.,

— Med.,

pf.

€-

, . , -. ( €€ . ( ; -€( €€8.. , , $, {4) to

whet one's spear.

II.

metaph.

to

sharpen,

provoke, irritate.

3 sing. impf. o{

Ion.

f.

gaze

to look on,

:

5,

at or

:

2

at,

rjpos,

,

Ep.

Ion. 3 pi.

and 3

Ep. for e^s,

, ,

gazes

form of ^eao/iat Dor. admire: impf.,

at, observe,

Ep.

3 sing.

Ion.

theoretic.

:

,

Thebes, the of several cities, of which the most famous are the Egyptian, the Boeotian, and another in the Troad,

irtpl

;

sprung from

Adv. at Thebes. Adv. to or towards Thebes.

name

for

Ep. also fut. iredioio to run over the plain

—the

divine.

yiveodai) Thebes, born at Thebes, Theban. 4s,

, ^. ' ^ 8( $ -, $ ) ,5,, . $ . , . , ,, €5.

€'-$,

an oracle

consult

to

Athenians sent to the Delphic oracle, to Delos, and to the four great Hellenic games, the Olympian, Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian.

Ion. part.:

I pi.;

pi. aor.

I

opt.

:

cf

2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of

one who

Ion. for

an admirer.

,

.

Ion. for

€$, gazed

at, to be

looked

admired, wondrous. Ep. for Oiiov, brimstone. Ep. for Ohos, divine.

,

, $, 5,

Ep. aor.

,

I

of

ov, like

.

a chest or

coffin,

belonging to a

—

—

:

;

—

318 a burial

sepulchre of the dead ;

vault.

0, , ()

put anything in, a box, a case chest: a place for putting corpses in, a grave, vault. sharpened. verb. Adj. to give suck, Dor. fut. sucking. II. of the child, to suck ; suckle. Ion. fern, of

08, , ,

]\,

:

,{)

€, «, $. €5 , () Dor.

were rich with

:

^^

f.

gen.,

c.

meadows II. to make

the

and parsley.

violets

bloom.

,

part of the breast which gives

the

yevecOai) of female sex. with woman's

is,

ov,

-5,

-8,

($,

person.

-, 0-5,

€$,

kind, effeminate.

-,

is,

ov,

hands,

(s,

-.€5,

is,

(s, {$, {5,

an effeminate

cidos) of

swaying women.

:

,,

)

singing

ov,

$ -,$

womanish

—

aor.

:

I

:

become

Pass, to

, , -now,

soft

.

es,

{$,

,

a hunting, pursuit of wild eager pursuit of anything. II. collective sense, the beasts, the game, quarry. Ion.

beasts, the chase

, 5,

in

{, '^^) -€5, , ,, ,{)

{) , {) , ,

to be

ov,

a, ov, verb. Adj. of

, ,

,

,

caught or won. to be caught or

TO,

{)

winning

the arts for

;

athingto catch with, a

or

f.

caught, prey,

is

one must catch or win. a hunter, hunter after. of or for the chase, devoted to

II.

hunting

hunter.

that which

, , , €5,

;

{) — :

to

net, trap.

hunt wild

2. metaph., like hunt after a thing, pursue, seek it is used in Act. II. the Med.

—

eagerly.

{vs, vovs)

so.

) $ gen.

€,

.

nom. of

dual

{)

,, €, €,$,, {)

ferinus

ov,

of,

belonging

,

wild

,.

to

dat. pi. of

{) , {) (}

spoil, prey, game.

hunting.

{5, vovs)

€$,

€s,

, ,

^

II.

:

me-

:

also

a hunting, the chase

taph. a hunting after.

befitting a woman. Ep. and Ion. fern. ijyAcat, -eas

beasts, Lat.

the centaur.

periphr. for

:

Ep. for

make weak and

to

after, seek for: also in Pass, to be hunted,

hunt

pursued.

£03,

the tread offemale foot.

, (, 5,

,

in

woman-shaped.

€ , -, -, f.

,— ()

also satyrs.

sense, to

contr.

-voos,

of womanish mind.

^.

Lat. venari, to

with a woman's

,

i5os,

fern,

-.

beasts, to chase, pursue, catch.

mad for women.

-$,, {$, ) ,

head-dress

,.

,

', 05,

friends.

€6)

(vs,

,

womanish

slaying by woTuen's

{,

-8, ,

strain.

) ) )

^

won.

tongue.

ov, 0, Ion.

;

booty.

suck, the teat, nipple.

a hunter; with hounds and huntsmen

^ , , . ( . , , - 3) , , ) , ) -, , -, ) ) -5, €, . . . , . , () €ta, V, also

fern.

ace.

pi.

:

:

of female sex, female, opp. to goddess belonging to of things,

women;

tender, delicate nate.

()

:

deos a generally, of or

;

mares.

;

2.

the

female sex.

II.

1. fruitful, prolific,

nourishing.

2.

bad

in

:

III.

the

sense,

Comp.

womanish, weak, effemi-

(5,

a, ov [tJ],

{vs,

born of

ov, v.

by

:

), {) =

to hit, strike

hunted : also to Ion. and Dor. for

€. ,

and

pas, a hunter. f

From

such as are hunted,

ufvos,

,

hke

s,

and men.

animal.

a heap.

,

Ep. and Ion.

a fight with

wild beasts. but used form a Dim. of almost always in Prose, a wild animal, beast ;

birds

to

{,

TO, in

crasis for ttj

crasis for

opos,

ov, fighting with

a

Lat. bellua,

game :

,

,

for

it

esp. of

a beast, brute, as opp. to Dim. of a little as a term of reproach, beast I like II.

III.

S>

—

to

Ion. for

by

crasis for

to hunt, run down, hunt or seek after be preyed upon.

metaph.

:

Pass, to be

wild beasts.

girls.

dress,

€€,

f.

catch

for

ov,

by

of, belonging to the chase or bunt(with bunting dogs, hounds : ing : KOves the art of hunting, the chase. and without

fin.

ov,

s

Hence

fjpos,

yivva

-

€$,. , ,

a fisher.

woman

nopos a race offemales. sub , hearing -TOKOS, (5, {s, of woman's mind. with gen. wvos, , , (5, woman frock or ]

€5,

is

0fai

used like the Positive in the phrases or yvvaiK€s. -iTopos, ov,

:

surely not. in very truth ; 3 sing. aor. I imperat. med. of 2 sing. opt. of Ep. for Ep. dat. pi. , a wild beast, a 2. beast of prey: joined with a Subst., as any monster, as the sphinx ; often of the centaurs

to flourish, abound;

, () $-€8, {$, -8, {, ') {5) $,

to

, ,

:

6, an Ep. enclitic Particle, rare in Att. Poets, surely

now

From

€

.

:

faov

as real

-,

pbi—

(,

€»,

€iSos)/uU of wild

beasts, in-

II, brutal in fested by them, Lat. belluosus. manners or nature, wild, savage, Lat. belluinus.

) ) ) -, )) -.$, -8, ,{, (>, -5, -5, {, $) -5, (, {,

fed on by wild

ov,

ov,

From

beasts.

killing wild beasts.

ov,

beasts.

with brutal mind, brutal.

-KTOvos, ov,

,

wild

to strike or kill

f,

killing wild beasts.

{, 6\) a slayer of feeding wild (, looking out for wild {, ,

ov, ov,

beasts.

beasts.

ov,

() -, ) -5, ($,

hunting, the chase.

{, €€) producing wild feeding {,

ov,

ov,

proparox. beasts, feeding on them.

beasts.

II.

-5,

, ,

wild

, ,

ov, also

beasts.

dat. pi. o{

crasis for

.

rb

villain,

Lat. ascriptus glebae

soil,

They formed

slaying

.

'2, $, , a serf or the

beasts.

wild pass, fed by

*)

{,

ov,

:

also

who

a hired labourer.

:

,

, , , , €05, , , ^, , {) -, , {,, -) Ep. 3 aor.

pi.

I

to suckle.

3 sing. aor.

med. of med. of

i

,

treasure.

Hence

a store, treasure. a store laid up, fut. of

aros,

, {$, )

,(€

,

ov,

in the fields, at

originally a genitive termithe chief or leader

of a sacred bafid of revellers.

,

From

revelling.

{5)

—

honour with sacred revelry be has his soul imbued with

to

Pass.,

Bacchic revelry.

202,

a company or procession of persons in honour of a god, esp. of Bacchus, a band of Bacchic revellers. 2. any company 0,

. 5, &,

Hence make

or troop.

,

a store or treasure-house valuables, a chest, casket. II.

:

company.

into a festive

5. , , {)

to

Dor. ace.

of

pi.

member of a company

the

"EpojTos worship-

of revellers ; c. gen., pers or followers of Love.

-^ — -.

strong than

,

;

touch, attempt

(which ap-

o( tango):

pf.

any

re-

fut.

touch lightly, just touch, then generally to touch :

less

to

gain.

to reach,

:

€€, 5, , --.

Qiydv Ep.

'2,

to

- -

Root

lengthd. form of

aor. 2

:

'/'/.

aor. 2 inf. of

{Oiyeiv) a touch.

of

fut.

05, Ep. , later

a heap of sand on hence the beach, shore, strand : in pi. the beach Bivfs, sand-heaps, sand-banks : then any heap ; heaps of dead a heap of bones. 2. the sand at the bottom of the sea ; a dark, muddy bottom : metaph,, how thou troublest the very bottom gen.

:

$

:

—

$

;

$

, ', '(,

of

to suckle.

lay up in store, preserve.

fruits, to

, .

'/,

was

it

€. 6 €$

to suckle.

to store or treasure

f.

up, lay by: of

=

aor. I opt. o{

part.

Like -$ev,

nation, as in

bound to

is

than 150 medimni they were generally excluded from public service, but were employed as light-armed troops and seamen, and, in case of need, as heavyII. fem. Att. armed. , a labour2. as Ad]., a menial's fare. ing girl. aor. I inf. of

-, €,

home.

319

added to several Nouns, denoting

insep. affix,

the place at which, as,

pears in aor. 2 and in te-ttgi,

the last of Solon's four tribes, the other iTrneis, (evyirai. three being the This class took in all whose property in land yielded less

-,

:

:

dancing and singing

beasts.

,

.

— —

my

heart.

,

,

Ep.

:

—

From

crushed, bruised.

inf.

:

[]

fut.

Pass., pf.

:

—

aor.

:

I

(

to crush, bruise,

pound, bray.

[t]

fut.

:

:— Pass.,

aor. i

:

$

€ (\9, . . , , , .. , €€, , . . €8, -, , , ^ , , , , ^, , (, {€) . ((, €( ) (€, , «, , ., . ($ (( , , . €, (

€, , {€$)

ceptacle for

the temple

of Theseus, a sanc-

—

to press, press

he will rub his shoulders.

Civiliser.)

Ep.

, 65,

pres. inf. pass, of

fem. of

Att.

to suckle.

(, ,

,

{)

, {$)

Att. for

:

metaph.

2.

to oppress,

hemmed

part.

in,

Hence

a pressing, pressure.

1.

metaph.

Dor. for

05, Dor.

for

lengthd. from

inf.

:

Root

;

;

part.

imperat.

\

Ep.

forms

fut.

Bavifiv

inf.

opt.

;

(($

:

(€,

pi.

[],

($, :

:

Ep.

gen.

plqpf.

©AN-

aor. a

whence syncop.

pf.

$.

hired service. to be a menial, serve for hire. fit for menial service, menial.

pf.

:

oppression, affliction.

[]

,

pf.

:

confined, narrow.

fut.

f.

distress

— Med.,

hard, gall

II. (sub. tuary for runaway slaves. t(pa), the festival of Theseus. Dor. 2 and i sing. fut. of Desiderat. of I wish to place. Ep. fut. inf. of Dor. l pi. fut. med. of i'tus, , Theseus, the most famous of the heroes of Athens. (Prob. from the Settler,

afflict,

[]

aor. 2

aor. I

inf.

€-

rarely

(or

; 3 ^• arose the Att. future

also

— from

:

to be dying, to die, Lat.

€. ,

—

:

:

:

—

320

( 0-€5, ($, -,, . () —

morior

I have died, am dead; so too dead; part. dead,

perf.

I

aor. 2

am

died,

Lat. mortuus.

II.

metaph. of things,

perish.

is,

of mortal race.

05,

,

also

6s,

die,

yfvtaOai) born of mortals,

{6$,

€s,

to

,

05,

:

, , , ,

;

of things, befitting mortals, human. trans, move quickly, ply rapidly,

2.

tals.

{$)

2. intr. to

dispatch.

along.

\\.

move

oneself quickly, hurry

=

=

, . (, ( , ', . , , . , afeaster. of or for a feast. of ox for a feast.

()

=

[d]

to feast on, eat.

f.

entertain

—hence

to feast:

to feast on, eat.

aor.

Med.

in

II. to feast,

pf.

pass,

1

:

, .

f.

OoXepos,

, (') €,

a,

to feast, entertain.

, ',()

med. of

2 opt.

, {08) muddy,

turbidus, properly of water.

thick, troubled, Lat.

II.

metaph. troubled

by passion, turbid, agitated. a round hat to keep the sun 77,

,

gene-

:

Ion. for

3 sing. aor.

for

—

From

a meal, feast, bafiquet, dinner provender.

rally, /ooJ,

med.

or Pass., with fut.

a dome or circular vault

:

generally,

Hence

to

f.

make muddy, turbid

Lat. perttirbare, to trouble, disquiet.

,

, {)

quick, active, ready;

)

:

metaph. like

. . , , ,, . , , , (). , , ,

),

{08)

f.

to

make sharp

II.

Dep.,

to leap, esp. to pair,

,

{()

the

of Dor. 3

. . , , . , -5, (, ) 2.

,

aor. 2 part, of

med. of

Att. imperat. aor. 2

by

crasis for

(, ,

prophet, generally

,

,

, , , ,

Thurian

soothsayer.

,

, ()

of

fern,

sq.

rushing, impetuous,

leaping,

\,

mostly as epith. of Oovpis aams shield of impetuous

;

iSos,

$,

Ep. lengthd. from

sitting, assembly.

$, Adv. $, of

quickly, soon.

-^,

poet.

Ion.

poet.

a, ov. Ion.

^,

of or belonging f.

:

TO,

a

Dim. of

, -fj,

2.

med.

fut.

a

Thrace.

(^) s

in pass, sense,

epavos, a small bench, siool.

'02, 5, , , . , ,-., , . (5)

ov, 0,

one of ihe rowers on ihe

topmost of the three benches

5.

[]

5, , fem.

OpdviTis,

of

bench,

cf.

;

who had

5,

in a trireme,

most work

longest oars and

the

1$.

form

esp. the toptnost of

:

05,

poet.

Ion.

;

)|,

QpriKos, a Thracian.

aor.

I

inf.

Adv. of

Sup.

'202,

in

bad

and imper. of

boldly:

Comp.

, = 5,

, ,

cos,

sense,

courage, confidence : daring, rashness, pre-

over-boldness,

€,

Att.

,-05, Dor.

.

Ion. and poet. a Thracian woman. fut.

,

Att. contr. from

(8, ($,

yviov) relying on strength

bold of heart,

ov,

form,

-

) -, ) •-€, . -, (, ) 5. -, )-5 -, $) ov,

of limb. collat.

seat.

Thracians, Thracian. (epavos) to stretch on the tanner

to ihe

,

tan board, to be tanned.

Att.

of

mate, couple.

semen genitale of the male.

fut.

pi.

the noise of a crowded assemtoken of approbation, applause, the contrary, a clamour, uproar,

to irouble, disquiet, disturb.

or pointed.

, = 6$.

Oopos,

in

groaning.

quick-

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of

and

Pass.

sumption, impudence, [a]

^

ly-passing night a hasty meal. sharp, pointed, of rocky islands or headlands. ;

—

the three benches in a trireme.

off.

'2,

, , ,

:

,

,

2. at Athens, the any round or vaulted building. round chamber in which the Prytanes dined. II. the dark Juice of the , mud. cuttle-fish {sepia), which it emits to hide itself, Lat.

loligo.

,

"fj,

I.

—

Hence

to feast.

, () OoivdTiKos, , , opos, 6,

bly,

tumult

disorder or confusion. Hence inclined to riot, tumultuous.

to be in

:

6oupos, , fem. eager impetuous might warrior.

a meal, feast.

5, ,

troubled

Oovpis, ihos,

to sit.

by crasis for rh by crasis for

aros,

to be

cheers.

of mortal nature. Dor. , to aOavaros morilhos)

, ,, . . , , (), , , {) mortal,

:

, ,

trans, to trouble, disturb with noise or

of

f. make an uproar, mostly of a crowded assembly, in token either of approbation or the contrary: hence, I. to cheer, II. applaud. 2. to groan, murmur at one.

stout-hearted.

ov, gen. ovos,

patient;

(8,

bravely

cf.

bold of device,

es,

daring, resolute.

-5,8,,97, {8,$) =

($,

ov, Dor. bold in scheming or contriving. bold of speech. ov,

($,

:

,

:,

, $, , , , (, ,, ( --€8 , -, -) , -, . ,, , €, () -,8, . , , . , -€, , ) , . , . ) , () , -, , , ', , () f.

—

bold, encourage

courageous

($)

poet,

6\($)

bold in war.

{$, $)

ov,

©PA'ST'S,

in

:

bad

II.

of

things, causing confidence, safe.

{$,

bold-

ov,

.)

{Opaavs,

over-bold

[i5]

,

over-boldness, rashness,

($,

vyos,

,

,

f.

religious wor-

religion.

:

to observe religiously

Ion. for

*202,

, bold of hand.

, ,

ov, religious.

,

Ion. for at, the

of Apollo.

{,

breaking

that which aor.

:

is

i

in pieces, shiver, shatier.

II.

—

break

metaph.

iriumph.

III. to

,

Bacchus.

II.

used to express the

»., '2, ,

. ,, , (^ , (), , (. , -, , , , () €, , ^, €€, , , , € , ... ,\ €. (, 02, , ', . '-€5, (, ) () , . , , 5. 05, €, , . , ihai which

aros, to,

«, ^, €€, .^.

tended, a nursling

a creature. Ion. for eOpe^av, 3 pi. aor. fut. of fern, of epCTTTios, ea, iov, verb. Adj. of II. epeirreov, one must feed, fed. Pass.) one musi be fed.

is

reared or

Tjpos,

II.

the returns

I

,

ov,

Hence

stone, io

projects

9penTT]pta,

made

to

2.

be

feed, feeding, nourishrewards for rearing, esp.

by children for their rearing.

2.

the returns

by children for their bringing up, filial duty. a sound imitative of the ciihara. TO,

in

1

=

barbarism in 's not

or

ihe spirit

(vi

7,

me.

aor. I pass. inf. o{

poet, for eOpfipa, aor.

6p€v|/aio, 2 sing. aor.

I

med.

I

of

opt. of

fut. of only used in pres. and impf. med., to cry aloud, shriek out, wail, lament. Ep. for ov, Ep. for

, , , €,

, ,

iKos,

77,

.

. . )05,

.

),

Ion. for 0pr}£,

Ion. for

Hence Adv. from Thrace and Adv. to Thrace.

Ion. for

, -

bushes

like

Ar, Eq.

the

beyond the

rest

;

:

a feeder, rearer.

able

Dim. of OpiyKOs.

TO,

(from

of

food, support.

made

tri-

coping, eaves, cornice, which of the wall OptyKos metaph. the coping-stone, a cornice of blue metal Hence II. geneiaWy a wall, fence. last finish. to surround with a coping ; f. he fenced it ai lop with thorn-

:

,

,

Roman

umphus, a triumph.

enfeeble.

ing.

II.

make to iriumph. From triumphal. , , a hymn io Bacchus : also a name of

broken, afragment. From to break, break :

Thriae, Parnassian nymphs, nurses

,

f.

lead in iriumph.

f.

€,

-, , (()

Ion. for

ship, service, observance

Att. for

Att. for

down,

.

Ion.

hold scrupulously.

5, , {Qpaavs)

wheels.

moMrwfr, zi/ai7er.

a wailing, lamenting : a funeralsong, dirge, like the Gaelic coronach. vos, , (Opavos) afooisiool. 2. a bench; the seven-foot bench, the seat of the helmsman or the rowers.

of

tongue, insolent.

audaciousness.

,,

5, , () 5,€5, r)KOs,

f

mourn Hence

wail, lameni,

sing a dirge or lament. and a

hearted.

Hence be over-bold of tongue. From licence of speech, insolence.

Thracian.

(5) , lameni;

^pos,

bold at work.

321

ov. Ion. for

ov, {Opaais,

presumpiuous.

ov,

,

f.

on one.

(la, V, bold, spirited, resolute

sense, rasb, veniurous,

©p^lJjKios,

to be bold, ready,

rely

;

make

like

and Med.

Pass,

— ^].

:

build up even io the coping-

:— metaph. put

—

the finishing stroke io.

Hence

a coping, cornice.

5, ,

letiuce, Lat. lactuca.

poet, syncop. for

^) ihe

-, ,

Ep.

and

irideni-land, sub. yfj or

of Sicily from

[]

8, , (an old name

ihree promonlories, Lat. Trinacria. from Tpis) a trident, (for

its

,

three-pronged fork.

05,

dat. pi. epi^i-.—the hair, both wool: also oi the beard: sheep's of man and beast: only a hair's breadth off. avci Proverb., II. a kind of omelette, TO, a fig-leaf.

,

gen.

so called because

it

was wrapped

in fig-leaves.

liiile ropes 0, one of lower pari of ihe sail, used to take it in. worm-eaien. ov,

the reefs

,

gen.

(Opoos)

f.

or

II.

iofrighfen

©PO'MBOS, ,

a lump, piece, Lat. grumus

-5,

(5, ($)

€s,

the

a wood-worm. cry aloud, shriek forth

generally, to speak, declare. Pass, io be frighiened or troubled.

or goui of blood.

—

;— clot

curdled, clotted.

—

:

—

,

322

6,

flowers or patterns 6, only in plur. zxt flowers II. later, embroidered on cloth. (Deriv. uncertain.) or herbs used as charms. II. a chair of state, , a seat, chair. in pi. the throne : the chair of a Judge, teacher, etc.

0'05,

, "2,

:

king's estate or dignity. Opoos Att. contr. Opoiis,

tumult,

:

5, () {5) ,

II. c.

ace. rei,

thing,

make a great

talk of:

pass.

:

—

Pass, to be the

, .) "05

(vulgo

in every

() — :

:

to

break in pieces

to

(Akin

i

.$),

, ', :' ^ {)

,

a piece broken

in

pass,

aor.

pf.

sense,

enfeebled, enervated.

affected, give oneself airs, look to be conceited;

,

65, (, ,

Hence 6pvv)/is, €5, , a breaking

off,

a

bit,

I :

pass.

II.

%^ :— aor. 2

,

—

-5,, -5,

sacrificial

:

)

a sacrificing.

{,

($,

ov,

(,

inf.

^

Pass.,

fut.

[]

, ,$, ($.

—

languishing: generally, rivi to feel pride in a

in pieces.

II.

-,

fut.

Ep.

:

?,

voc.

/( ^(

me-

—

which ap-

Ion.

:

to leap,

spring,

$,,-&-.

,

:

gen.

Ep.

gen. aSos,

5{)8, ,

, ,

Ion. -iStos.

son, grandion.

Ovtia,

,

TO,

,

Dim. of

()

,,

/,

.

a mortar.

Dim. of

,

()

a frantic or in-

5,= , ,

made of the wood

ov,

of the tree

.

to rage, be inspired.

\$,

Dim. of a small bag. o, a bag, pouch, commonly of leapi. the loose trousers worn by Eastern

TO,

ther.

,

II. in

^,, -, () , , , () that which

is

sacrifice,

offerings of

little

cakes,

iray-

offering;

all fruits.

to be

f.

wroth or angry.

«s,

€, -5

Hence

to offer.

offered;

[]

incense, etc.

$, ,

heart-grieving.

piece of burning

wood

or charcoal, a hot coal or ember. to be ivell-pleased.

',

[],

€s,

(,

From -apdv) suiting one's

mind, well-pleasing.

(, $, , (, ,

a bitter herb, savory.

-€'•-€5, ing herb poorly. $, . a nymph of ov,

eni,

Seinvov) eat-

savory, living

the

From

the Tiber.

the Tiber, Lat. Tiberis.

ov,

savory; eaten savory,

(payeiv) eating the herb

had

to look as if one

make

wry face. a place for sacrifice, an altar. the Athen. theatre, an altar-shaped platform

-,, ()

in

middle of the orchestra

grand-

-€€,,

:

II.

in

a raised stage or

spirit,

daughter's girl

Hence

a stonn, a hurricane, whirlwind,

(, ^) {, $) -, , () vv,

of ox for the thymele,

the

seat.

scenic.

to collect one's

f.

recover courage, be 07ieself again. is, well-pleasing, dear.

-, () , , ( ) Ion.

a

Dep.

f.

Hence

Hence daughters daughter,

daughter.

,,(),

/$,

contr.

0vyaTpl, ace. daughter.

,

offerings. :

=

al,

:

arrow from the string, or the lot from the helmet. 2. foil, by Prep., /o leap or spring upon one, to attack, assault. II, trans, to mount, impregnate. a springing or rising, as of , a hill from the plain. , and dat.

consuming

(pa-yuv)

to smell) a sweet' [], , (from scented African tree, perhaps a kind of cedar.

or

, , -, ^ $, () , ,/^- ', '', , , , -, ,

aor. 2

as the

From

busy about sacrificing; as Subst. a sacrifice, a priest. ov,

in Pass, also, to be

III.

taph. softness, weakness, effemiriacy. lengthd. from the Root :

with incense, fra-

()

( , ,(, ()) -, , () From

thing.

pears in fut. and aor. 2

receiving incense.

{) smoking

, ,, (v,

the part of the victim burned: a burnt-offering or sacrifice. f. to busy oneself with sacrifices Pass, to be filled with sacrifices. And

break in pieces, crush : Pass, to II• metaph. in Pass, to be

to

:

be broken, crushed.

of 0vos.

pi.

{Ovos,

nations.

6v, breaking, crushing.

f.

med.

/

;

©T'AA'KOS,

metaph. effeminate, enervated.

:

gen.

a confused noise,

TO, a rttsh, Lzt. juncus.

easily broken

)

storms of lightning

spired woinati, Bacchante.

piece, morsel.

,

€, -5,

or

shouting, tumult, murmttring. otos, to,

;

) '. , , f.

is

Hence

to

,,

common

note in playing on the cithara.

(vulgo be shivered ; Ep. aor.

Pass, to

to

what

),

(vulgo

make a false

pf.

keep babto keep talking about a noise,

or

one's motith.

—

f.

:

:—to make a

TO

-

a wick.

bling.

talk,

a confused noise,

II. report, Lat. rumor. murmuring. TO, Dim. of OpvaKkis.

(vulgo

tempest

OveWai storms of woe.

grant.

()

,

. $ (\

:

:

burnt as incense, incense. Ion.

:

—

f.

to

burn

[a]

:

so as to

that which

,

Ion. aor.

is

a censer.

i

produce smoke

—

to

:

(,

burn as

, -, , ) , -, ,, . , . . , ,( ) . , —

;; ;

—

—

for

Pass., Ion. 3 sing, incense: be burned.

-,

to

[]

of

323

.

(, -8, 5, )(, $,

watch for tunnies. From watching for on a high place who looked

to

f.

ov,

. Dim. $.

;

tunnies

man

esp. of a

;

out for the shoals of tunnies.

Ion. for

Ion. 3 sing. pres. pass, of Ion. for

iXbos) like

es,

. , , {) made , , {%)

Dor. for

-5,

a tunny-fish, simple.

ace. pi. of

to rush or dart along. \y\ with thyme. \y\ of ov, seasoned with thyme. receiving incense, fragrant with incense. heavy at heart. f's, Qvoiis, iv, laden with incense, fragrant. to gnaw or vex the heart. From f. a tree, prob. the same as heart-eating. ov, Dor. 3 pi. of 2. dat. sing, of part. biting the heart. c's, ilZos) high-spirited, courais, ios, a sacrifice, offering. II. hot-tempered, passiojigeous, Lat. animosus. = to offer burnt-sacrifices. ate : of horses, restive, wild.

)

{$, $) -5, , €, (05, -$, () -, {5,

-€5,

{$,

-€, -5,

)

6,

cws,

-(, ,

sold.

(6$,

f.

-5, -, ,($, and

soul.

, {6$,

05, , () the soul

avaryti

€\€

one's heart's desire; en

my

to fight with

my

desire;

soul.

, ,

2.

8

,

[y],

thyvuis.

,

(pikieiv to love

most pre-

vinegar.

of or

From

clever.

ov,

$)

(05,

"

lihe

a

thyme, Lat.

man

man of genius.

to

break the heart.

ov,

:

;

to

f.

make angry

(, , . , () , ,., ()

fut.

med.

aor. i

pf.

restive

to be

:

;

to

wroth or angry

:

— Pass., with

and :

to be

passion.

(s,

=

aor.

€, =

($. I

part. pass, of

,

wrath, passion,

to

f.

605, , () ,

:

to

Ovvvos,

6,

(, )

-€,

the tunny-fish, Lat. thunnus.

a

to the door, outside the

()

5^

abroad;

, ,

() €5

$

outside the door,

to go out of the door;

comt from abroad;

to

stranger

the good fortune of other men. at the door, outside the

-. Adv. ()

;

door, abroad, Lat. /om. to be out of doors, live

,

ift

a living out of doors.

(,

ov,

And

the air.

From

living out of doors or

in the open air, keeping the field.

5,

,

Ovpeos,

to

keep

() ,

shut.

it

scututn.

large shield. (€0$, great stone put against a door II. large oblong shield, Lat.

,=

,

, , ,

a door,

and Ep.

Ion.

, ,

esp.

:

a

little

) , () f

Dim.

ov,

Adv.

also used as

outside,

of

of

$, .

[]

for

,., ,

. Dim. . Dim.

-5,

From

an

like

€

Adv.

for

:

ivithout.

[]

generally,

Hence

Adv., Ep. for Ep. dat. of

spear a tunny-fish

of the tunny fish. fit for tunny-fishing.

II.

e.

then like Lat. foras, out ; tK he wrenched the spear out of his thigh. Ep. Kav.from without, withforeigners, aliens. out, outside ; oi

door

wild or

strike with a harpoon.

0vvv€ios, a, ov,

(, ^.

i.

3.

boards put together

III.

door, a frame, raft.

€

at the doors,

door of a carriage.

trap-(/oor.

entrance, access.

-5,

From

life-destroying

deadly characters, i.e. fatal to poisonous, deadly of persons, heart-breaking, most irksome.

the bearer drugs

f.

the

2.

a

$$

tnl

;

Lat. januam pulsare, to

, ) ) -, :, , . , . , . of genius,

naturally clever, a

-5, ,{$, €) , {$) , -,

door

at the

close at hand.

men

,

],

knock

Oiipaios, a, ov, also os, ov,

, ()

eos,

mind

his

mixture of thyme with honey arid

2.

-5,

or

vftv;

animus

heart bids me against

(^

purpose; purpose wavered. the mind, will,

-

to put to the door, opp. to

of any vehement passion, anIII. ger, wrath, and in good sense, spirit, courage. cious to

to make fragrant : pf. part. pass. fragrant oil. , Germ. THUR, our DOOR

tXaiov

Ion.

to take away, de-

or

with all one's heart;

( , € , ,

ov, 6, the sacrificing priest.

f.

life-destroying.

^

my heart'' s

after

of prophetic

the soid, heart, Lat.

II.

life.

fie

($,

also, the life, breath, Lat.

;

.

Hence

lion-hearted.

vXtjOos) wrathful.

is,

anivia ; stroy the

) )

, , $

all one's heart

(, , , () . .. , -€, , () ) $, , , () {$)

(, , , {$, $)

ovtos,

(,

to

(,

door, wicket.

a small door: window. From break a door open. knocking at the door,

for alms. f

to furnish

with doors, bar close. 2

, , ) -5, , 5,

:

Lacon.

(Ovpaos) to bear

inf.

, -,

, with heterog.

raving with the

, () wand

pi.

,

the devotees of Bacchus. f. to bear the thyrsus

by

-5,

, ,

the thyrsus.

it.

{5, {5,

ov, is,

))

05, , , (,.)

,

chamber, Lat. atrium, vestibulum. aor.

3065

, , , 5,

door-keeper, porter.

-, (,

Ep.

cv, tasseled,

fringed.

From

() ,, ,, () worship Bacchic , () ,

a

()

:

in pi. tassels,

;

a to

,

f

, , , ,

05,

by

0,

esp.

a bowstring.

whip with small cords, scourge. for to the half a heap. a fiattering, fiattery. a piece of fiattery, a

to

crasis

(^)

,

5, , (^)

caress.

. Dim. fawn fawning, ()'.

,,()

,

, -,

of

toflatter,

a

bit

of fiattery.

on, cajole, wheedle.

flattering.

6,,^. , () , () crasis for f.

breastwork.

arm

to

f.

with

breast-

,(, -$ -,) (, ) , , generally, to sheath in

II.

armour, cover

with armour.

making breastplates.

Ion.

ov,

wear-

ing a breastplate, a cuirassier.

[]

fringe: esp. of the alyis.

,

tag

tassel, tuft, or

, a cord, string,

lyyos,

plate.

of

inf.

I

Ion. for OaKos,

assembly

sitting,

the sitting.

f.

its

{)

6,

delighting in

a room with doors to frame. the door-way : a ball, ante-

a door with

wvos,

thyrsus-bearing.

()

?, ,

II.

a

II.

,

.

;

From

companies with the thyrsus.

to assemble

,

Ep. lengthd.

Ion. for

any light, wreathed

straight shaft : commonly the thyrsus, a in ivy and vine-leaves with a pine-cone at the top, carried

, I.

seat, chair.

or brandish the thyrsus. «s, {9vpaos, thyrsus.

, ( , , . -. , ^, , , () , , —

324

:

5,

, a breastplate, cuia double cuirass, consisting of breast and back piece joined with clasps, Lat. lo2. the part covered by the breastplate, the rica. also the chest. II. the breastwork of a wall dKos, Ion.

tasseled, fringed.

of Bac-

the sacred implements

rass

;

dinXoos

.

, , () -$, () , . 065, (5 , $, . , . . €, , , , () , , . , , ,, :. : , - ( €$, ( , () , , /; ^($ , , , ,

chic

worship.

:

in pi.

sacrificing, the II.

sacrifices.

an

() for (, 5, () ov,

sacrificing: itself.

[C]

Ep. for

for sacrifice, sacrificial; of the cry uttered in sacrificing ; the prayers offered with a sacrifice. Dor. fut. of verb. Adj. of ^vcy, one must sacrifice. 17,

, =

ijpos,

() a

aor.

— Med.,

(A),

and

[]

fut.

Hence

sacrificer, slayer.

inf.

:

fut.

aor.

pf.

—

Pass.,

:

(B), violent

[],

f.

motion, to rush

, ,

of

sq.

,,

of any like on or along, dart along:

of

i pi. fut.

aor.

I

but also Ep,

;

for

subj.

f. to arm with a breastplate or cuirass, generally, to arm, harness : Pass,

,, , —

:

Poets, to

aor. i

make drunk

'5, 08,

rjpos,

:

evayyeXia to acknowledge the good news by sacrificing a hundred oxen. II. Med. to have a victim slain: hence

breastplate

Ion. and Ep. for

aor. inf.

sacrifices,

to take the auspices.

armed with

put one's armour on.

pf

[y']:

to offer, sacrifice, slay a

,

5, .

f.

also used in med. sense: victim also absol., e^ois to sacrifice to the gods later, to celebrate with aor. I

—

ov, Ion. for

,

ov,

:

or cuirass.

of

also used in pres. sense:

fut.

,

strong, outer wall.

altar.

sacrifice.

fit

€v,

mode of

the victim

05,

:

II.

,

—Med.

oneself,

to get i

drunk.

pass. part,

and

Hence

and

inf.

the jackal.

,

less correct Ion.

arm

in Act. also, in Ion.

aor.

or

to

a barker, roarer.

forms for

etc.

f ^, of a dog, to bark, bay, growl ; of a gnat, to buzz, bum : generally, to cry aloud, shout out c. ace. to call on, call.

— ',

gen.

$, ,

a flatterer, fawner,

cajoler.

generally, to storm, rage.

-5,

6s,

($, etdos)

arcs,

, ()

like incense, sweet-smelling.

, , () ?,

of a penalty ; imposed by the Achaeans. 0rjs,

(,

aor. 2 subj.

Ion. for

,

.

that which

cense, in pi. spices.

to

sit.

is

burnt as in-

a penalty I,

From

I

bet.

,

I

lo, but

/

=

Greek alpha-

,.

t6, indecl., ninth letter of the

As numeral, i'=

— ——

!

!

,

The

'— , , . ,

subscriptum was always adscriptum or written till the 13th not by the side, not under (as In Capitals

century.

it is still

€ \,'(

),

so written, as

whence forms like was sometimes exchanged but more frequently it is inwith 6, as serted to lengthen the syll., as in tiv eis ^eivos Kuvos t

was

exchanged with

easily

€t,

:

:

.

for ev ks ^tvos Kevos

,, ,

, .,

325

contr. for

pi.

aor.

fut.

Ion.

Ion.

, ,

Dep.

:

and

pf.

recover.

in

pass,

aor.

:

heal, cure

to

:

taph. to remedy, heal, correct. [a],

an Ionian.

'laouts,

pass, of

I

aor. i

II.

be healed, to

sense, to

. ,

I

me-

:

'.

barbarism for the vocat. of of t varies. 'laovcs, pi. of -i, ioia demonstrativutn, is attached to all cases of f. to send, drive ; of missiles, to send demonstr. Pronouns in Attic, to strengthen their force, forth, shoot, discharge : to set in motion ; opLat. hicce, baecce, bocce, e. g. to begin the dance. 2. to assail, handle Tovroy'i, etc. also demonstr. Advs., as roughly, hurt. II. intr. (sub. kavTov), to rush, Those that end in at take the hurry, speed. kKuvoaiv, y k
The Quantity

, ,, €€, , , , (. , .

,

:

. , , , ,

'

,=

, , , ', : , : Ion.

a voice, cry.

old Ion. fern, of

ds

for

, $,

etc.

of ios, an arrow, [] a violet. fut. pass, of iai, exclani. of triumph. strengthd. form of to express disgust.

,

irreg. pi.

of

pi.

aor.

fut.

—to warm,

heat.

2. to

i

aor. i pass,

melt, soften

, (, ,^'. ",

cheer, refresh, recruit

thing.

(/)

f.

()

, ( ,

c.

:

3. to

,

[d]

name of Baefhus,

(

dirge.

the

Bac-

6$,

, ()

,

a wail, laimnt,

aor.

:

I

pi.

— appeasable. tdais Ion.

—

admitting of cure, remediable:

,

,

iSos,

Adv.

('las)

()

a cure, remedy. a precious stone, jasper. in the Ionic fashion or dialect.

tirjcns, «us,

lASni"^,

, , () . , ()

, () ), -5, idTos,

,

the art

6v,

:

to

send

of medicine.

() 6$, , ,,

a surgery. for of

the art of healing: surgery, the art of healing. c
$)

(sub.

,

() $=

, (, )

105, ,

,

leech, physician

:

,

,

,

()

verb. Adj. sent, dispatched.

$, ,

Ion.

,, ,

a means of heal-

ing, treatment, remedy.

€$, ($) ov,

in iambics; ro

and

assail in iambics

:

TAMB02, , an

iam-

generally, to lampoon.

iambus, a metrical foot consisting of a short and long syll., as iyS. II. an iambic verse, the trimeter or senarius, first used by the sarcastic writers Archilochus and Hipponax; and then in the Attic

Drama.

aor. I

:

is

[id]

:

{)

to sleep, to

:

, ). , () , ,, , : :

hence to dwell in a place

:

iavtiv

pass to

rest the foot.

1-€5, , , , {), 5, ,, , =() , to

practiser of

$.m£

an archer,

(tos,

f.

opyrjs, etc.,

exclamation of joy, ho! ho! [t]

f.

the night

bic verse.

f.

,

surgeon,

metaph.,

healer. forth ; kn X(ipas laWov they put forth their hands to the dishes ; itfpi I put ov, , chains on thy hands. 2. to attack, assail; the healing art. iaX\iiv to assail one with insults. Interj. ah, woe 3. to send. to send oneself on, II. intr. (sub. opos, , Ion. poet, for to flee, run, hurry. [] Hence a shout in answer, ho! holla

,,

Idso, the

curable.

€ - -€5, , ), 4, , , , inf.

()

,

Ep. ripos, 0, poet, for iarpos, a chirurgeon, surgeon, leech, physician, [t]

larpos Ion.

as Adj. melancholy, plaintive.

II.

f,

2.

to bewail.

f.

Ion.

()

ov^

3 sing. impf. of

Hence -, , (€$) -, , a wailing woman.

Ion.

for

dialect.

ibo.

,

lacchos, mystic

god of shouting and revelry. chanalian shout.

i6.ki\io%

in a

of lacchus.

as the

Ion.

pi. pres.

me• gen. oos, contr. ovs, warm^ goddess of healing and health. :

dat. to take delight

to raise the cry

,

\($), the Ionic of € Uaai, 3 oi '.

or

3

:, ,

by heat

iaivuv to melt the heart.

taph.,

• , ,

$, .

;

,,, ,, ,,

(

aor.

I

pass,

ov,

f.

,

rally,

17^0»,

glad-sounding.

to shout, cry aloud.

a cry, shout

any loud sound,

pf.

:

a wail, shriek

:

gene-

[]

, (()

f.

[t]

of

cry, shout,

fern. part.

[]

():

—

— *.

326

— c.

to cry, shout, either in sign of joy or lamentation: II. of things, to reace. to sound, proclaim.

, , , , "

sound, reecho water, to hiss.

5,

of the waves, to roar

;

\]

$

Ion.

Att.

an Ionian.

$,

7,

ace.

,

the

.

5, ,

1'$,

,

[]

vos

[t3],

Ion.

,^^/, ace. iyvva or iyvvv.

", ,

,,

Troy

wood,

copse.

[t]

ov, (l5os)

a thick wood,

II.

2. titnber;

for ship-building,

6,

'5

another in Crete.

also

:

Ida, a mountain in Phrygia near

timber

,

hold,

causing sweat.

,

-€,

of

2

*€,

lo, he-

of

2

, ,

€6,

«,

inf.

(ideiv) form.

(, (, (,

generally, the

2.

*(. aor. 2 of *€. aor. 2 of *^. []

of med. of inf.

Ion. for

, , , 6$, . 5, -, , 02, Ion. subj. of

.,

(,

«»',

Ep. 2 sing, of

Dor.

for

V.

aor. 2

of

fut.

*6t'5ci;.

med. of

* ct'Scu.

(5,

)

[t

*.

-, ,

account.

III.

irreg.

(formed from

;

3.

2.

Comp. and

).

II.

dat.

;

07i

Sup.

, {$,

pecu-

one's oivn

€$,

peculiar tem-

perament or habit of body, idiosyncrasy. [t]

f.

, ,

sweat with fear Adv. of

5,

:

:

aor. in

i

:

()

:

to

sweat: to

privately.

private life, a business. f. to live as a private man. be without professional knowledge, be a layman. ov, 6,

/, .

Ion.

and Dor.

6€£,

£,

^,

for

($) a private person, one in

II.

,,

Ep. for inf. of 57, knowledge, skill.

From

—

ov, gen. ovos,

skilled,

of

pi.

I

of

inf.

()

versed in a thing.

practised,

— Pass,

bend:

to crook,

f.

', ,

I

double

to

Dor. for Ep. for

(,

02,

,,

,

pass, of

Ion. for

opt. of

*€>.

aor. 2 part. fern, of

*€'£.

pi. aor. 2

3

and 3

sing,

1

(.

2

of

2

violent heat.

.

Adv. written

as

II.

aor.

pi.

€0$, TO, sweat, perspiration.

imperat. med. of

lo! behold! see there! in giving a thing, there!

2. well! as you please ! ! repeating another's words, y

see there

or

,,()'

[t],

ironically

3.

yes to

, {'$) knowledge,

gen.

(5, , , neut.

Att.

experienced, skilful: as Subst.,

$.

poet, for

to

a pria private soldier : also an individual, opp. to II. one who has HO professional knowledge, a layman, opp. to one

Hence

[]

from

to sweat, perspire, generally

toil,

This Verb, like piyow, but also from pain or fear. instead of ov and 01 (as if it is contracted into and

hence 3

were

, ,

pi.

3 sing. opt.

pres.

-

fem. part,

,

a thing founded, built: a temple, the stay, support of a statue, image the city, like Lat. columen rerum. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of verb. Adj. of one must found, estaII. pass. blish : one must inaugurate a statue. one tnust not sit still, loiter.

,(,

\€$

,.

;

:: []

f.

not

:

aor.

l

pf.

to make encamp an army

ples

up

:

— Med., with

in a place;

";

introduce,

intestine

placed, situated; :

— () — Causal Pass.,

aor.

to

Pass, to be seated,

— Med.

pf

pass.,

,

up

sit

still

statues, dedicate

found

to

,

III. to fix, settle, establish

wai

:

—

pf.

els

1

:

:

firrnly seated, steady, secure.

for oneself.

place

:

down;

to sit

—

part. pass.

II.

the

the ant.

tofix, found, establish: to set

From

,$((-

war.

skill in

;

:

,

vate station, opp. to

^.

Ep. for

[]

Prose usually

», €, ,()

awkward.

$, ,

to follow one's

) ' .

one's senses.

of ox for a private man, private or 2. commonplace, trivial,

, ,, , {- , ), . , , {) []

of

used as Adv. privately, opp. to

away from

,,

personal, opp. to public.

.

2. one's own, opp. to aWorpios private property or concerns. liar, separate, distinct : hence strange. is

ill-informed, common-place felone's countrymen, opp. to

Hence

—

Sup.

5).

(ppivos

an

Ion.

]

or

,

2.

a

unskilled or unversed in

rei,

, . . . , ( , , , , , ,.

practice, skill

one's own, personal, opp. to public

:

gen.

an un-

a poet or

be sure, sheer wine.

a, ov, Att. also os, ov:

private, Lat. privus, privatus

c.

III.

^ivoi.

in

own way.

counsel, take one's

a mediciner or

;

provident creature =

Comp. and

formed from

own

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 of

sub

f.

:

*(.

*€'. []

look or appearance of a thing, as opp. to its reality, Lat. species. 3. a nature, kind, sort; a way, manner, fashion, [t]

Ep.

prose-writer

aor.

[r]

Ep. 3 sing, of ilbov, aor. Ion.

man

oneself up, writhe, esp. for pain.

Ion for

and. [] or 16, imperat. of eJSoy, aor.

^$ $

iarpos

;

loiv.

an Egyptian bird, to which divine honours were It is scarlet, of the stork kind. paid. or a mortar. part. pf. of {fovv) the hollow or hinder part of the knee, ibis,

Lat. poples.

has

a thing.

*1,

ovos, 6, Ep. for

gen.

of hot iron in

;

who

professional

pf. 11.

tem-

or set

persons

to

give footing

to,

pass,

to

be

to

settle

to found or establish for oneself.

in a

—

, , . ,: ,,.

for ISpwra,

ace.

/— .

and

dat.

of

sacred things. II. Subst. the sacred recorder sent by each Amphiclyonic state to their Council along with

idpws.

opt. of ISpus, ojTos, 6: Ep. dat. and ace.

the irvXaycpas.

():

Upov, TO,

, , ] ,.

gum.

II.

2.

the stveat

Upo-TTOtos, 6v, {lepos, managittg sacred rites: Athens, the leponoioi were ten officers, one from each tribe, who saw that the victims were without

of one's brow.

pros. part. fern,

(,

, Ep. for

,, ,,

in

at

-,

of

(v. *€), of with knowing, sensible

heart.

Ep.

( '.( .'. '.

Ep. 3 sing. impf. of 3 sing. Ion. and Att. impf.

i€, lev,

, 161,

Ep. for

'. €, 1«(, Uts, teiaa,

Utat, 3

liv, pres. part,

pi.

Ep. for UvaL,

\.i\Lev,

€£3, ,

tf'tu).

pi.

icvai, pres. inf.

UpuKiaKOs,

6,

aKos, Ion.

sacra.

,,

Delphi

,

a

lepa

,

f.

,

lacrifice

:

Upcvs,

or

,

,

€€,

crilegus.

{iepus) a victim,

generally, a slaughtered aniyyial.

$

Ion.

Ipcvs,

$,

,

Hence

priest,

sacrificer.

Ion.

-

lipcvTO, for hpiv6T0, 3 sing. impf. pass, of

€€

1€',

Ion.

, ,

f.

,

to kill, slaughter.

sacrifice.

{lepos) to offer, sacrifice. II.

intr. to

.

Att. poet,

')

($,

($)

) , -, )€€, , -,^. -, ) 6, {lepos,

Adv.

letters.

Upo

a sa-

cred scribe, one of a lower order of the Egyptian

.€-$,

ov, {Upov,

ov, {if pas,

)

smoke /row

{lepos,

17,

religious service, worship,

epyov) sacrificing

f.

to be

an

:

)

initiating priest.

esp. as

From

Upo

-

aKos, 6, (lepos,

Ion. Ip-, o,

^, , €-$,

receiving sacrifices.

sacrificed to a

-,

))

of or for an initiating priest.

-KCus.

temple or of the sacred vessels in

priesthood.

-)5, €-(, .€-(

,

605, , ,

hieroglyphic,

expressing ideas by sacred symbols instead of

£-€3,

,

{lepovpyos) to perform sacred to minister the gospel.

evayyeXiov

Ion. Ip-, ov, 6, {lepos, one who expounds sacred things: an initiating priest. Hence

form of Upeia. {tepos,

voaos,

the sacred road to

Subst. a sacrificing priest.

Ion. for Upiiov.

, €-05, , ,

tcpia,

,

€, ,

Up-ovpyos,

2.

be a priest.

, = 1(€.

poOvTos

f.

rites; lepovpyeiv

(Upas) a

s

lepa.

) )

6-5,,

(Upfvs) to be priest or priestess. , fem. of Upevs, a priestess.

Upeia Ion. ipeia, Upciov Ion.

i.

:

f. {lepoovXos) to rob a temple, steal sacred things, commit sacrilege. Hence temple-robbery, sacrilege. ov, {lepov, robbing temples, sacrilegious : as Subst. a sacrilegious person, Lat. sa-

the priest's office, priesthood. the priesthood, body

arcs,

€.€,

pLps

phrases

lepa

2.

^, ,

^^, {() , (()

of priests.

lepa

from Athens to Eleusis. 3. the sacred ship sent from Athens to Delos. ov, {lepov, wreathed in holy

also that

;

Ion. ip-, Pass. {Up6s) to be a priest or fashion.

77,

:

the great or mysterious disease, prob.

€-65,

priestess.

Updreia,

III. special e.

i.

the epilepsy.

a small hawk.

contr.

,

sacrifices, victims

offerings,

sacra facere or operari, to do or offer sacrifice : afterwards, the entrails of a victim, and so the auspices : generally, sacred things or rites, Lat. the sacred,

hawk, falcon.

:

to the

€€, Lat.

ibo.

Dim. of

,,

lepa Ion.

'.

impf. of

a, ov, also OS, ov

/ or relating

:

;

inf.

'. ,

uvai, pres. inf of

beseeming a sacred

holy, reverend.

;

ov, pres. pait. pass,

Aeol. for 'Uaav, 3

, €

from

ibo.

and med. of

pres. pass,

lev,

(as if

:

Ion. and Ep. also Ipos, gods, Lat. sacer. 2. holy, hallowed, consecrated, of any place, person or thing under the protection of a god lepos ocios sacred and profane v. sub 'oaios. II. as Subst.: i. lepuv Ion. Ipuv, a temple. 7.

,

ibo.

3 sing. opt. of

iot,

*IEPO'2,

*,

aor. 2 part, of

€5, {lepos,

place, person or matter

*€'.

aor. 2 subj. of

)

blemish.

part. fern,

phrase

)

lepos n.

V.

iepo-virs,ov,,{leps,v) conqueror in the games.

of trees, resin or metaph. anything earned by the sweat

sweat, perspiration.

327

, €

soil.

god ; U-

f.

,

a keeper of a

it,

{lepos,

Lat. aedituus.

[]

of hallowed

)

{lepos) to hallow, dedicate.

of holy name. Adv. in holy manner, piously. Ion. {lepos) the office of priest, Ion. Ip-, , iepo or lcpo {lepos, 17, or priesthood : a priest's salary. the holy moon, or the holy-day of the month. 3 dual impf. med. f. to be From ifv, an ironical exclamation, Lat. hut! Upo ovos, 6, {lepos, Causal, to make to sit, seat. mindful of {Upus,

'/)

the sacrifices.

sacred things. mystic language.

to discuss

,

|

\

, ^,

ov, {lepos,

{lepos)

()

,

'.

•

:

-

328 of

to settle down, sink in, Lat.

(, , ^: ( 2.

intr. to stt.

soil,

!

:

:

HKavos.

.',

nuine, of the good old stock. of the Nile, naturally formed,

of some mouths

II.

, / ^ €, , , -, -, ) ) , . , , , , , ) , ,. , ,

sidere.

(

aor. i

later fut.

:

to

make

for the aor,

Ion.

impf.

down;

intr. to sit, sit

II.

to take one's seat

is

Causal,

I.

:

to sit: see eJaa,

v.

I,

of soldiers, to

:

place themselves in ambush, to encamp: also to sit Pass. i'Co/iat also occurs in same sense; still: to take post at or «s (V

—

Taygetus.

of earth, to

2.

down, sink

settle

in,

Lat.

, , $,

Ion.

17,

,

sound.

for la, voice,

()

wailing, mournful, II. epith. of a cry of woe. plaintive; Apollo, the god invoked with the cry aor. I of inf. ov, also

ov,

os,

.

€8,, = ,,

Ion. for

3 1•

^*;

or

»^<'''

imperat.

(( —

uvai Ep.

—impf. , Aeol. 3 of which Ep. «^/ — compds. imperat. used Ua— impf.

t€ts

iiijyi'

inf.

;

:

pi. if»'

:

in

;

ei's

( (

pf,

:

Med., pres. :

pf. pass.

make

to

go,

(

set

:

plqpf.

:

subj.

ts,

agoing

:

atoay, let go, dismiss.

the ind.

is

i

only

(,

opt.

Si,

aor.

inf.

Pass, and

'(',/^

also

aor. i pass,

:

aor. 2

med.

or

Causal of

cl'/x'?''•

—

:

plqpf. e'lKeiv.

:

if/xj;»'

:

med.

aor. I

fut.

aor. 2 ^i/,

:

fivai, part,

I

forward aTOS,

, (() ,,

a

movement.

step,

I. hence 2. of sounds,

:

() $,(, , , {$, -5,

giving simple justice. straight-running.

ov,

-|,

fighting fairly and

-voos, ov, {Wvs, v6os) honest.

,

f.

: (,^:— aor.

Ion. and Ep. for direct, rule

to

—

to

horses

—

;

2.

to direct or steer straight,

to drive the of a boat, to be guided, 3. to guide, rule : of a judge, to rectify,

straight

steered.

correct

:

straight, straighten,

$

guide in a straight line, send or shoot straight;

send send forth,

Pass., aor. I

make

Pass, to become straight or even they ran even with one another.

'

to send,

5€$

most straight, most

Ep, Sup. of

rightly.

to

'

—

From

fair, stand-up fight.

honestly.

to

3. of things at rest, to set in motion, send, let fly, throw, hurl : c. gen. pers. to throw at is one: the ace. is often omitted, so that seemingly intr, to throw, shoot. 4. of water, to

straight-haired,

['\

woolly-haired.

opp. to

(ibo), to

utter, emit.

(5.

neut. o{ iOvs, used as Adv., like

(Wvs,

part.

;

[t]

,

17,

subj.

t'et;

or te/ifv

of Ulysses, an island

v. iOvs

Ion. fern, for

17,

ov, [iOis,

,

opt.

;

^-,

home

($, Adv. of idvs, directly, straight, Lat. recta via. imperat. oi (, come, go, begone: — as Adv. come

,

io! exclam. of joy. [t']

Ithaca, the

on the West coast of Greece. Hence Adv. to Ithaca : and , ov, of Ithaca, an Ithacan.

on

sidere.

57,

opp. to

original,

:

—

Pass,

()()

also to chastise.

:

-,

{$, , , {Wvs, spear-shaft, []

-iropos, ov,

euros,

going straight

:

on.

straight-flying,

of an ashen and without ace, : Ion. and Ep, Ion, fern. of the river flows over the land of motion, straight, direct, form of the Att. be tears, to let fall : metaph., in moral sense, straight, upright, she let her "hzk flow down from her head. 5. ge- going straight in Comp. and Sup. II. Med. to feel an impulse just, true nerally, to put, place. (sub, Adverbial usage, ace. fem. towards a thing, long for, yearn after ; part. straightttjs straight on, Lat. recta via : so, 2. the 3 pi. longing for : c. inf. to desire to do. or \, straight II. as Adv., is used by Homer only in phrase (ird forward, openly. aor. 2 med. to fight /atr, when they bad put at, straight towards; i9\)S tpou 2. of Time, straightway. openly and aboveboard. away, i. e. satisfied, desire of meat and drink. let

flow,

iiii

burst forth

let

yaiav

:

5, (. ' -, . , . -, ( '. , $, . , , , , . , , , -65 (, (

aor.

, ), Ep.

,

epith. of Apollo

hymn sung

to him.

to cry i^

f,

/,

Hence

or

3 sing. pres. subj. of

!

(

—

), :

$ ($,

ibo.

Greek form of

ace.

Hebrew Joshua, Saviour. rjpos, 6, Ion. for

105,

Ion. for

1€$,

-,

is,

birth, lawfiilly begotten, legitimate

:

.

yivos) of honest of a nation, ge-

, (.

Homer only in ace. iOvs, vos, purpose, plan, undertaking, endeavour

', ,-, (, () =

straight upwards.

(s,

-.

dat. also

poet.

(

(5,

Hence

from the cry

Ion. aor. I inf. of

3 sing. pres. ind. Ion. for

the

—

(

ovos,

for

($ — — :

^,

i

also a

,

'5, (,

-TOvos, ov,

{5,

-€5, , ,

,

f.

straight, press

plur.

:

iKcivos,

17,

of persons, iKovbs

ov,

hence

:

c.

[]

:

:

to

go

veos drove

gen.,

be eager to do, purpose.

II. to

to desire,

{-()

sufficient,

[]

from

right against the ship. :

[]

' .(() —

right on

bent upon doing

an impulse, but also

stretched out, straight.

() =

aor.

:

:

befitting,

becoming:

I.

competent, able to do a thing;

sufficiently versed in

medicine

:

absol.

—

—

—

.

;

, ,

.

—\.

Dor. for

II. of things, large or long enough; iitavbv to take itcavbv a long time ;

considerable, respectable, tolerable.

, ,,

, .. -

$, ,

sufficiency fitness ,

,

f. to make fit, make sufficient, qualify. only = [], Ep. lengthd. for used in pres. and impf., to come : to come to, arrive at, reach : also Med.

sufficiently, Lat. satis

iKavws, Adv. of iKavos, vws to be sufficient

€( $,

, ov,

;

Sup.

:

Clfcapos) Icarian,

name of

that part

make

like,

,

{($)

€-6$,

($,

—

, €6, €6605, iKCTcCa,

)

,{) ov,

€€,

()

a, ov,

f.

:

aor.

sync.

[i

l

^

105, ,

for suppliants. the

hand.

€5,

II.

branch which a

olive

a mode of supplication.

ov, 6,

()

€05, ,

,,

Att.,

suppliant

Ep.]

:

to supplicate,

a

, ",

,

Wos,

impf.

of or

(sub.

held

II.

. ,

weasel-skin.

Lat. milvus.

aor. 2

Ep. poetry:

in

, , , ,

conditions

:

)

manhood,

€

old age, etc.

a

—

:

re

;

violence and force are reach-

.

conversely of circumstances,

2.

(

me

necessity is upon iku come upon or over me.

;

aor. 2 subj. of

,

Ep. for

"02, —

..

ov, Att.

€5,

(OV,

nom.

of gods, propitious, gracious

€

cious, kindly, gentle: also cheerful,

be

, it

(sc.

far

vttvos,

;

IXapos,

€0$) God

(,

pi.

neut.

'

of men, gra-

:

gay.

2.

be gracious to thee,

i.

e.

from thee.

, .:

the protector

root of

to

Dor. for ';. [] Adv. (';) in troops, in bodies, in companies, Lat. turmatim : in abundance. [] pres. imperat. of

in

his

in

contr.

the yellow-breasted marten-cat.

ovpavbv T€ ing even to heaven.

,

one who comes to seek pro-

Hence

as Subst.,

II.

kite,

:

reach, arrive at,

(),

fit

,

of a weasel, of weasel-skin,

come: to come to, arrive at, reach a certain point, whether of Place or Time 'yovva we come to thy knees, in token metaph. to of supplication (cf. 2,

:

{$)

ov,

a suppliant ox fugitive.

tection,

of the suppliant.

From

to be supplicated.

entreat, beseech.

€05

receiving or pro-

approach as a suppliant,

to

:

proper

(sub.

Zcvs

II.

($.

ov, syncop. for

ov, {iKTis)

jyjpas,

q. v.

aros, to,

,

€8, , Homer ($. 05,),, ,

II.

c.

.

3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of II. (i/ftTT^s) the prayer of a suppliant. as fern, of Iniaios, a female suppliant. iKcaios, a, ov, also os, ov, of, for or presidII. stippliant, ing over suppliants, epith. of Zeus.

tecting suppliants.

gen. suppliant.

by,

to,

the protector of the suppliant.

form used

aor. 2 inf. of

supplicating.

{) hard 5, , () a

of Place, close

3 sing, plqpf. of

, , . €, . <, €, to

of an Homeric ship:

boarded platform, scaffold, benches. Adv. at once, close together.

"IKTrS,

of the Aegaean sea which is between the Cyclades and Caria, where Icarus the son of Daedalus was said to have been drowned. iKcXos, 77, oi/, poet, form for €i/i€Aos,///te. [] Hence f.

, , ,,

aor. 2 opt. of

the half-deck

generally, a

Hence

security or bail, Lat. satis accipere.

,

"IKPIA,

enough:

sufficient,

329

,

From

cheerfulness, gaiety.

,

,

Lat. hilaris.

(I'Kaos) cheerful,

Adv.

Hence

-pojs.

5, ,

gay, joyous, mirthful,

gaiety, Lat. hilaritas. [a] Ep.

Dor. apbut

, ^ , (5 €$ 08, ), , . ", ^ .(8, €, , . {') <05, ,

Ik€Tis,

ov, protecting the suppliant, of Zeus.

of

), fern,

Ep. for

),

,

of

From

to moisten.

abos,

also to conciliate a

moisture of any kind.

come : to come a suppliant

to,

{$)

him.

to

one,

to

:

,

sacrifice,

come as

beseech,

entreat

impers. in pres, and impf., it becomes, beInveerai whom it most beseems ; rovs 3.

((

,, -,, .

fits,

concerns proper.

;

rb

Dor. for Ion.

of

fittingly, aright.

that

3

which

pi.

:

(iXaos)

:

—

is

fitting,

of

1€-, Adv. part. pres.

:

to

—

to expiate, atone

II.

imperat. pass,

Hence a means of appeasing

in pass,

,

i

part, of

2 sing. aor. I subj.

of

propitiatory

ov,

,

II. as Subst.,

esp.

a propitiation,

:

[]

Ep. aor. Ep. for

to

2. to

arrive at, reach.

Dep.

sense, be gracious.

:

part,

pf.

man.

III. aor. I

for.

ovpos

a following and so a fair breeze, (from favourable, wind, Lat. vetitus secundus. [t] fut. Dor. lengthd. from

aor. 2

:

pease, propitiate, reconcile to oneself, of gods

or iK^evos, only in the phrase

:

fut.

aor. I

2 sing. aor. 2 subj.

and

'IKMA'2,

€8.

;

propitiation

or the mercy-seat.

.,

iXta, Att. neut.

€$, Att. for or

€

pi.

Dor.

of

'».

,

(, ()

crowd, band,

2. a troop of horse, squadron, company. Lat. turma, ala, strictly of 64 men generally, a troop.

troop,

:

—

!

company.

3- at Sparta,

, ,-,

youths.

imperat. of

and

subj.

\, = 1\,

a certain division of the

,((,() , . ,

or after,

gracious, propitious, in 3 sing,

\$.

2 sing. opt.

gracious, propitious

, ,

pecul. fern, of

Subst.'lAtas,

{sub. yjj) the

I.

woman

a

(.sub. yvvr)),

f

of Ilium,

:;:

—

II. as

), 2.

/o

have a swim-

()

a swoon.

:

*05, of Ilus,

destroyer of Troy.

old Ep. gen. of

,

ov,

or

TO, Ilios or Ilium, the city

also called Troy.

, (, () {) (\.

IXKas, ados, iXKos, 6, V. sub

", '5,

, 5, , -,

Homer,

(,". ) ", "$,

,

mud,

.5.

of

of leathern thongs.

ov,

)

of

me-

:

taph. one of the feelers of the polypus. 'IMA'IS, avTos, 0, dat. pi. Ep.

:

—

a leathern strap or thong ; in pi. the straps or harness of a chariot the thong or lash o{ a whip. 2. the :

of boxers, round the hand :

consisting

cestus

of leathern straps put

the magic girdle of Aphroa latch, by which the bolt was shot home into the socket also a shoe-latchet later the rope of a draw-well. Proverb., Kvveios iari he 's as tough as a thong of dogskin. 3.

dite, Lat. caestus.

4.

) , ,

, , , !, -,

{,

,

$

:

—

the

thong or lash of a

whip, generally a ivhip. [] flog, scourge

:

€-8,

:

($)

:

to

also to smite.

:

[-]

Dim. of Dim. of

TO,

.

to

f.

clothe

:

"IMEPOS

, ,,

clothes.

(, an outer

,

clothes.

care of clothes.

II.

a cloth. f

4\) Dor.

for

^-

or blooming.

. ,

longed for,

(

lovely.

-

Uvai, inf of ibo. (^as) the rope of a draw-well : ace. absol., a rope's length, i. e. as long as a bucket poet, for

,

takes to go down and come up a well. iv. Dor. for €, ace. of Pron. of 3rd pers.

:

$,

that, in order that, = Conjunction I. with Subj. mood after tenses of present tv' i'Sps thou art come that thou mayest 2. with Optat. after tenses of past time ; yevoiTO Pallas gave him :

-

($,

* ^( 5, ' €os see.

that not,

Lat. ut ne.

lest,

,

Particles,

(,

"

,

III. elliptic

Adverb,

of Place,

I.

=

,

:

etc.,

Lat. ubi terrarum.

what place, whither ;

2,

'

;

to

Lat. ubi, in

' lyivovTo

,()^ '

what place, where ; iv' irpa(p(v they Avere bred and born c. gen.

with other

yha)

(sub.

what end J

where

loci, iva yijs, \aipas,

= oiroi,

Lat. quo, to

whither he

is

gone.

Dep., only used in pres. and impf to appear, to appear like

((5,

:

, -, )

with double dat., seemed to them like the son of Peleus

,

,

he :

absol. to ap-

{'Ivdas) Indian.

ov,

dian.

,('$,

the Indian-killer,

an-

generally,

to take

lv€s, pi.

6,

an Indian:

ov,

= '05.

— zs ]. = '105,

In-

. the river Indus.

,

a dealer in

form only a Dim. of garment, cloak or mantle worn above the swering to Homer's

(($,

[t], 6, a longing yearning after a person or thing, Lat. desiderium : absol. love, desire. Aeol. for

clothed.

TO, in

looking long-

epith. of Bacchus.

pf. part. pass.

,

«f/it ibo.

(^€pos) exciting love or desire,

growing

sweetly

pear, seem.

aor. I

iv,

charming. «,

. . '5, , () , (, ) , ;, , .-&<, , (, ) []

fut.

of

;

band

leathern

inf.

(€$,

strength, that he might become conspicuous. 3. with the past tenses of the Indicat., to imply a consequence which is now impossible TjV TvcpXos in tvhich case he would have been blind. II.

of

pi.

, Dim. (!) , , Dim. $. , (,

—

^

time; IXvos

[genit.

dirt,

later t\i/os.]

Ep. dat.

6£$, «,

to

)

ibo.

ingly.

Lat. ut

slime,

of

is,

"",

a rope, band.

squinting.

,

vos,

pi.

(, , , ()

[Fj

a whirling, whirlpool. , Adv. (^Ikios) from Troy. old Ep. gen. of Adv. at Troy.

'-, ',

I

lovely,

a spinning round: a swim-

in the head, Lat. vertigo

lyyos,

€ (, €-€5, €,

\t]s

{, ()

,

:

freq.

[t]

long for, yearn for desire; c. inf. to long or wish to do. More as Dep., with aor. I med,

pass.

be

From

in the head.

clothing, apparel,

(\($)

Ep. for Uvai,

3. (sub.

iXiyyiaaa

r.or. I

:

,

land of Ilium.

Homer.

the Iliad, of

, , ',

.

Dor.

esp. in imperat.

', , ,

,

Aeol.

'.

(t'Aaos) to be

ming

——

— 6.

380

ming

:

nom. of

is.

Iviov, TO, (is) the

muscles at the back of the neck generally, the back of the head, nape of the neck, [Iv] 'INI5, 6, a son, child.

',

,

aos, contr. ovs, Ino, daughter of Cadmus, afterwards worshipped as a sea-goddess by the name

of Leucothca.

•$,

€s,

(U,

($)

sinewy, ^brous.

[]

,

.

$, ,

— ?.

,.

-

as if contracted from (from \os) epith. of the wild goat, bounding, sprhiging. fut. inf. of fowler, bird-catcher, snarer. 1|€5, ,

€, ,

, |€,,,

{€)

f

|-8, ,

)

, ,

-€05,

.

, ($, *'(^)

fowler.

From

to catch birds withlivie-twigs.

(Jius,

one who uses birdlime, a

'5, ,

-^, '5, $, -5,—

misseltoe

):

,

contr.

()

dat.

(',

-€5, ^, ,, {,

the waist.

Bacchus invoked with the

-8, ,

,

(tov,

, {, 5() , -€8, {, (,

lo-BcTos,

(lus,

, -, -$,, , ) ', , {,

Ep. form of impf. of

5, ,

(

Ios

with

[t], 6,

ibo.

$

{Uvai

")

of

inf.

(

(5,

rust, verdigris, Lat.

*IO'2,

6,

poison, esp. of serpents.

,

Ep. for

, 5, -, IOS,

o-€ovos,

(Is,

;

ibo)

aerugo.

)

will, resolve

;

mostly

in

,

€S, {Ios,

joy•

[i\

f.

'lovSaUKos,

,,

,

!

seldom, like

,

a cry of

a Jew. From Adv. of or for the Jews.

ofjudah :

(sc. yrj) the

iir-

Dep. (tWos)

drive or

to

drive a chariot : later, to ride ; iitto ride over a country. II. as

ov,

(tWos,

,,

{0$)

also to be

;

()

al)fighting on horseback.

,

ovos,

(,

a gryphon, dragon.

.-.

a horse-

poet, form for cry of the knights to each other in

)

comic imitation of the seaman's cry

, -,

, Dim.

of

i'niros,

1'--8, , , (',

monian word

command

f

to

17*^0;,

the

horse, pony.

Lacedae-

be a general of cavalry, to

command

of the cavalry. From of or for cavalry.

-, ,

,

,

little

Hence

the cavalry. ?),

a

'$,

for

)

, (iirnos, iiru-apxos, and II. a generuling the horse, epith. of Neptune. ral of cavalry ; at Athens there were two. a fern, of IttttikUs ; Itrrras liriras, os,

, {) , () ,

, ,

riding, horse-exercise.

riding

:

$, and

a horseman.

-$.

as Subst.

:

land of Judaea.

i

tirireia,

5

ov,

fit

2.

for horses or for

easily ridderi.

,

. as ].

{()

esp. racing.

2.

:

to

,

struck by an arrow.

to live as

'lovSaios, a, ov, of the tribe

carrying horses

lir-

chariot-driving.

From a few.

, , , :

^ 5),

dat.,

by the will or pleasure of the gods.

lov, a cry of woe, Lat. heu

)

{ittttOs,

three officers to serve as

,

ov, {ios, aricpavos) violet- crowned.

,

)

II. as Subst. (sub. riding-dress, horseman's cloak. the order of knights : the knights' tax.

for kvi.

dat.

,

in.

lirtrapxiKOs,

an arrow.

'5,

{,

[t]

-, -,

broken

cock

)

irreg. pi. la,

taxes,

;

Pass, of a horse, to be driven or ridden

the Adriatic sea, acrofs which she was said to have swum, not to be confounded with the Ionian sea. lovT€S, part. pi. of ibo. with violet locks, ov, {lov,

[]

{) — , , €$ (5 fut.

[]

()

-5,

'2,

guide a horse,

From lovOds, shaggy, hairy. [t] lovQo%, 6, the downontheface. (Deriv. uncertain. the IO?iian 'lovios, a, ov, of lo; 'Jovios sea, the sea between Epirus and Italy, at the mouth of

dark-haired.

working in an oven or a potter. , an oven otfurnace, Lzi.furnus. II. the place of the oven, kitchen. III. a lantern. in a mouse-trap, the piece of or iiros, U'ood that falls and catches the mouse generally, a trap; a heavy weight. Hence f. to press down Pass, to be pressed squeezed hard down or crushed ;

(sub. vavs) at, tratisport-ships for horses.

dark-fated, miserable.

the violet, Lat. viola,

(

in the oven. boiler, caldron,

as Subst.

;

,

violet-twined.

( € ') (

—

baked

Lacedaemon, who chose 300 youths ($ or body-gjiord for the kings.

, , ,, €,

-, , )

at

holding arrotvs. (Jdos) violet-coloured, of the sea. €S, loeis, (v, {tov) violet-coloured, dark. ibo. opt. of Att. for ibo. Dor. for part. fern, of ibo. Ep. for I pi. subj. of mixed with poison. es, {ios,

lo-SoKOS,

delighting in arrows, oi

{16s,

es, {IttvOs,

by

From arrows. shooting arrows. dark-haired.

)

(I6s,

,

showering arrows.

-, , -, ^^ .,

!

violet-eyed.

to shoot

f.

young hair beneath the

the whiskers.

e.

,

bearing misseltoe.

{05,

a song beginning

:

mis-

also, the

:

€ ) -8, ))

cry of

:

i.

{Invas,

seltoe-berry, Lat. viscus. fcus, 0,

-, ) ) -, -, 5, {5,)€5) the

furnace

birdlime prepared from the mis•

II.

Judaism.

,

VI SCUM,

Lat.

(/)

,

{oos) down, thefirst growth of the heard;

lOvXos, ov,

(from

setting lime-twigs.

fut. of Ep. aor. 2 of ':.

seltoe-berry.

'

831

5, , a redfish.

iovXis,

temples,

(l^os) to catch birds by birdlime.

f.

:

iirircios, a, ov,

,

{)

horsemanship, riding, driving, cavalry,

() II.

ov,

fit for riding.

of a horse or horses

a crest of horse-hair.

;

hndos

— 332

i-mrepos

,

-ipos,

,

(iVffos, (pos) love

for

—

.-,

horses, a horse-

fever.

arcs, to, (lirirevw) a ride on horseback,

. , , ,

expedition in a chariot. tirwcvs, ((OS Ion. rjos,

,

(i'mros) in

charioteer, or the

driver of horses,

,

II. 2. a horseman, rider. the chariot. Horsemen or Knights, Athens the ittitus Att. were the 2nd class, according to Solon's constitution they were required to possess 300 medimni and a

from at

horse: see

:

2. at

Sparta,

/. ,

300

chosen men, who formed the king^s body-guard, but see did not serve on horseback rjpos, , and , a rider, ;

horseman

from

:

f.

aor. I inircvca

:

(tnvevs)

;

, , -, 5,

Ep.

a

:

his gales, II. to

()

a horse.

like

II. like

a

(tWos,

-,)

yipavos) crane-cavalry.

yv)

ov,

tamer of

horses.

5

vulture-cavalry.

horse-taming

without any masc.

as fem.,

($,

hair, with

epith. of Kopvs, thick with horse-

rough horse-hair

crest.

a halter.

reins,

,,

liriro-ScTTTjs,

halter.

.

Dor. -ras,

(',

driver or rider of horses.

,

a horse-race or chariot-

Hence

race.

0-05,

-, -, -, ,

of the horse-race.

ov,

II. epith.

of Poseidon, delighting in the speed of horses. a race-course. ,

('$,

(5,

$) ^)

-, ) ,

{'$) forth from

Adv.

5.

horse-courier.

the horse.

Ep. dual gen. of , (tWos,

a horse-beetle,

beetle.

7-€€5, ($, KeXevBos) driving ov,

(, $) ) -, -, ( . , ) -, , , {, () -, , ($ -, ) -, -, ) ) -, -€, , ) -, (, ) -, ))

horseman.

for tirntvai, pi. dat.

,

of

('$,

ov,

or driving;

liriro-KevTavpos,

iirnevs.

fit

for riding

form

f

f.

to

From

horses.

epith. of honour, like

ov, (innos,

or driving.

,

,

fit for

(tmros,

horsemanship

'/)

milkers, a Scythian or Tartar tribe

:

—

the

as Adj.

Mare-

milking

a«Tos,

chief of horsemen. of a horse or horses ; aywv irrmKOs a horse or chariot race. II. of ox for riding or horsemen, equestrian : skilled in riding. 2. 17 (sub. horsemanship,

,

,

(i'lrnos)

the

III.

-, -5,

Adv. -Kuis,

like

iirwios, a, ov,

-

,

,

ov,

chariot.

[],

($,

2.

a horseman, rider.

(5,

2.

0-5 -5, , ,('$,{'$, ,

-, -5,

in Chalcis

of Euboea, the

nobles.

ov, ((ttttos,

good for grazing,

tV-

, , ($, (5,

f.

to be superior

Pass, to be inferior in horse.

,

Hence

victory in a skirmish of horse. tremendously ov,

;

($, a neck-breaking word. sounding with ($,

(,

tiTTro-KpoTOS, ov,

the

tramp of horses.

ov,

(iWos,

with horse-hair

is,

('$,

mad for

crest.

horses:

II. as Subst., 4os, to, an Arcadian plant, which makes horses mad. 2. an excrescence on the forehead of new-born foals, used as a charm also a humour which falls from mares.

, ,,

)

fed on by

Hence

a

mad

love for horses, racing, etc.

f.

back.

to

fight on horse-

Hence

,

horseman. feeder of horses : were the knights, horses,

rich in cattle.

,

steep

:

,

going

metaph., high-paced words, bombast.

,

keeping or grooming , a groom, one in war. decked with horse-hair. one who is

luxuriant.

one who fights

ov, gen. ovos,

[],

-

:

,

on horseback, equestrian.

in horse

IV.

shaggy with

(iVirtos,

horse-hair.

from a

cavalry.

a horseman. of a horse or horses.

(')

;

From

-, $) -, )$, ) ) ) -, , {$) (, ) )) -, -, (, ) -, (,) ,) ),

riding.

,

(',

ov,

horses

furnished with a horse, a horseman, knight.

mares.

liTTriKOs,

Athenian

the

groom

one's beetle.

as Subst.,

II.

who attended

keep or

groom

(5,

ov,

Ep.

one who fights from a chariot, our Knight, [a]

driver of horses,

17^0;, to

for

to ride or drive.

,,

a horse-cen-

0,

taur, half-horse half-man.

a chariot road,

, Ep.

horses

a charioteer, rider.

as Subst.

Ep.

as

:

-, , , (, ) (, ) -, , ) -, {6$)

in use,

monstrous

of lirvfvs.

pi. ace.

Adv.

to be

:

metaph. of the wind, nvoais innevcravTOS when Zephyr rode with as in Horace, Eurus equitavit per undas. serve on horseback. horsernan, to ride

)

, ($, --, , -, {$,

Subst. a

Homer, either a warrior fighting

:

a borsekeeper.

a horse-fight, skirmish of horse. fighting on horseback : as Subst., , a trooper. ov, , driving horses. busied with horses: ov, as Subst., , a rider or driver of horses. ov,

, )' $.

---,

, (5,

Egypt, hippopotamus:

in

Herodotus,

the river-horse of

—

•03, , , pi.

hiToi

also

//be

—"., :

, , , $,

the foot-soldiers and those who fought II. horse and foot.

!;-$, in chariots

;

iTTnos, the horse, cavalry, Lat. equitatus,

III. iWos a thousand horse. IV. in Compos., any-

iiriros

sing., as,

always in

the hippopotamus.

thing large or coarse, as in our horsechestnut, horseetc. laugh, V. driver of horses. ov, a, (innos, a, ov, horse-driving. ecus, {'iniros, aracis) a stable : me-

-, -5,

^)

-,'

, ,

,

. os, .

, ,

,,

-6, ,

,€

, -, -,

-

II. as

,

ov,

Adj., XeoJS

6$)

\€

the neck,

f.

From

for racing.

-, -,

ov,

) $)

(Jttttos,

{iitttos,

:

— Lat.

,

)

neut.

II.

a troop of horses.

, , , (iWos,

trainer.

a horse-keeper,

=

(Jhos) horse-like.

€S, (tVifos,

, , , ) uivos,

a place for horses, a stable:

,

^, , -, ,

a halting-place, station. a buying of horses. to buy horses. f.

,

, -5, , pi.

^, -€5,

,

(tirnos,

a late form for

f.

, .

oppress

,

, tpa,

:

:

generally, to

Ion. for itpa.

atcos,

,

contr. for

Ion. for

Ipcia, Ion. for

Ipcvs,

Dep. hurt, harm.

(Tiros)

ijos,

,

1(.

Upaa.

Ion. impf. of

.

:

i(pev(».

to fly. to press

a hawk.

of Taos,

ov, \iaos,

{taos) to

'.

ov, (jiaos,

as,

h

-

a muscle

used as Adv.

liaos,

like

an angel.

.bi\s)

like

a brother.

— Med.

make equal

)€

make

to

. -5,

(.

, '5)'. ,.^, ( ,-€, .-^)

Dor. for

worth

equal in the race. II. Ep. for

ibo.

v€os) 3

swift as the wind, [a]

pi.

as

ov, (laos,

weight in silver. Dor. part, of and of 3 !, of

its

good as

silver,

).

(v.

3 sing. impf. med. of []. Ion. for she likened herself. Dor. for 3 sing, of to speak (jiaos, and Med.

on equal terms, with equal freedom. , equal right of speech

Hence :

generally, equa-

) , ", -€5, of the law.

iKos,

-€5, ,

,,

{'iaos,

^)

"ISHMI, I know

—

of the same age with.

lasting

ov, {i'aos,

an equal time.

a pres. only used in the Dor.

forms, sing,

hard,

II.

ayyeXos)

Ep. impf. of

;

pi.

or

;

part, iaas.

-, , "- ('

(p€s)

with as many oars. apapfiv) equally fitted, equal.

ov, (iaos,

fs, {laos,

€(.

Ion. for Upfvs.

^^, Ion. for

:

pi.

rfdeiaav, 3 pi. plqpf. of ov, {icos,

'

-|,

a buyer of horses.

,

freq. in periphr. like

or hold equal to another, c. dat.

lity in the eye

From From

ivts, dat. iveci

VIS, strength, force, nerve, thew

ov, {'iaos,

,

. , -, ) € ,, (, ) -, $. -, ) -, , , () ,

with a horse-tail, with crest of horse-hair. a stable. TO, (iirnos,

nom.

pi.

:

the strong Telemachus.

f.

3

excessive pride.

priesthood.

Ion. for

Dor. for

Hippocrene, the horse's well on Helicon, sacred to the Muses, said to have sprung out where the hoof of Pegasus struck the earth. fem. Adj. decked (iiriros, iirir-ovpis, iSos,

[t]

Ion. for

[t]

^,

horse-feeding

breeding or keeping horses.

,

.

-65, -€8,

a mounted

And to breed or keep horses. a breeding or keeping of horses, esp.

[t]

Ion. for Upos.

and sinew : very

horse-archer.

,

[t]

'-^.

gen. ivus, ace.

17,

^ ,,

driver or rider of horses, always uses Ep. form

-, , (,

bowman,

Ion. for

.

,

Ep,

esp. of Nestor.

,()

:

'-. -5, ',

Ipos,

"^,

the horse-folk, horsemen.

:

:

TO, Ion. for Upov.

Homer

a horseman, knight:

.

(.

fiing in the sacred races,

= iirniKOs.

5. {$)

iiriroTd, Ep. for

for tepeia.

, -$,

riding : of an army, cavalry. ov,

Ion. for

).

,

or, later, of 57, {ittttos) the art of driving II. the horse the art of horsemanship.

,

Ion. for

as well as the rainace. ipis, bow, in Homer, as in the Bible, a sign to men (ripas II. impersonated TIpvs, iSos, ace. ^piv, voc. ^Jpi, Iris, the Rainbow, as a messenger of the gods, esp. from the gods to men Hesiod makes her daughter of Thaumas {the Wonderer). dat. pi. of ipis. Ep. for Ion. for upoZp-, run, (tpos,

the West.

e.

i.

Dor.

the dark stabling-

taph., 'AeKiov

place of the sun,

:

833

(vos,

'

Xaos re

—

:

Ion. for Ifpttov.

horse, mare, Lat. equ7{s, equa: the the pair of horses in the chariot, and hence 'irnrojv from the chariot; chariot itself; is

:

*€.

,

be, II. know, imperat. pf. of sum. the Isthmian (sub. Upa), Hence
imperat. of

, , (6$)

^, 05, ,, () ,

of the Isthmus.

. . , —

334

,

'$, $,

(sub.

€),

, ', $,

':

{$)

,

ov, also os, ov,

€,

'($

()

of the Isthmus,

Adv. from the Isthmus; and Adv. on the Isthmus ; and From Adv. on the Isthmus. ibo) a neck: any narrow pasoC, o, 2. a neck of land between two seas, an isthsage. mus : esp. as prop. n. the Isthmus of Corinth. ithos) like an isthmus. cs, From fern. Adj. of or belonging to Isis. 'laias,

{

-,,

(,

" " , ( '/ € ' '(5 €, , (-, $) --, ) ) -5, -5, ) ^e-is,

Ion.

gen.

17,

:

dat.

:

ace.

an Egyptian goddess, answering to the Greek Demeter, Lat. Ceres. :

Isis,

"ISKfi

or

make

to

\p€v5(a

like;

speaking many lies he made hold or think like; 'itcathinking me like you: absol., III. each man imagined or supposed. OTOS — he spake, said. in late Poets, I pi. of oTha, for which Homer always uses

them

II. to

like truths.

-^,

(,

;

.

V.

ov, gen. ovos,

equal to a god.

(5,

godlike,

equal in fortune or happifiess. living on an equal

II.

{$,

ov,

footing.

{$,

(s,

equal.

•-5, -5, ov,

,

-,

{,

) ) )

balanced:

equally

0fos) equal to the gods, godlike.

ov, [taos,

ov, {'iaos,

{,

equal to the danger. equal in property.

es, of eqtial might or poiver, possessing equal privileges with others. Hence 17, equality of power and rights, political

-$,

equality.

ov, (?aos,

)-, -8,

equal.

Dor. for

like one's

mother.

equally level, fiearly

)^) )

{, ('$, {,

ov,

-€5, -€5,

) -, ,

es,

ov,

bead or front. (,

,,

(, -

equal in the fight. equal in size.

)

with equal fore-

-5, ,.,(',() -, ,

-$,

partnership.

of a thing air.

) (, ) . (, (,

ov,

7^5

;

havmg an

2. generallv, equal, close,

-5,

resembling

;

light close akin to darkness.

ov,

-ovcLpos, ov,

-€5,

equal share

earth's equal partner

vos, 6,

-

resembling.

uvfipoi) dream-like, vacant.

, {loos, v(kvs) dying the same death.

) (, )

-, ) , , -, ) -5, . -€, -, ) -, -, , -, )) {',

-, -,

,

b,

{',

«,

equal in the struggle,

well-matched, on a par with ov,

equal.

:

=

TO, level

ground, a fiat

')

{',

ov,

From

match for.

to be a

f.

a child. a span long.

like

{,

ov,

, , )) 6,

{',

es,

neut. from

:

of even surface, level. equal in breadth. a second Plato,

(, (,

€S,

equal in number or

quantity.

-€3,, , {',

like

an old man.

From

equipoise, equilibrium.

{',

-poiros, ov,

equipoise

€5

[]

Att.

equal

:

5

for

)

alone (sub.

same

.

.

,

one's dues

;

)

'

, ;

punishment punishment ;

' ' ',

equal

'

'

a fair,

(sub.

)

TO

the equal division

equality the

to

HI. of Place, even,

vided.

'' also

',

:

of all civic rights

fii

'

;

equally with;

measure; hence fair, reasonable, upright man. 2. at Athens, o(

share, fair

', Ep.

',

as, like

II. equally divided or disan equal portion, also an equal and to obtain

"

tributed, equal;

[t"],

' '

the

to,

measure ; equally with me.

measure

equally balanced, in

equally matched.

:

'205, ",

;

votes

level, fiat,

Lat. /«

'

(sub.

-

condign

offence,

equally

di-

Lat. aeqiws;

aequum descendere

IV. Adv. an eqtial distance or interval. Att. q. v.: but neut. sing, and pi. gereAtt. are also used adverbially: in Att. so also 1^ rally means equally, perhaps equally ; oti an equal footing ; tv V. Att. Comp. equally ; cp. with equal legs ; (, a triangle with two sides equal. at

'.

. . ) , € ',

''

(

'

—

-

{',

€€, , {() {', ') -€€5,

equality of taxation.

ov,

alike.

equal in length. to have an equal share: to take a share in a thing with another. Hence Ion. a sharing equally, equal

have equal rights.

to

equality of rights, political equality. having equal rights,

ov,

of equal weight.

(s, (Jaos,

-€05,

-5,,

enjoying freedo j}i

Isihmian.

"—

()

Pass.

Hence

Isihmian games. a necklace.

the

TO,

"Ixr^u.x.os,

pecul. iem.

^/
:;

:

.

,

-€5, (, (',

)(€ {(), )

accomplished for

all

paying alike, paying the were a favoured Athens the class of who needed no patron but had to pay and paid no alien-duty taxes with the citizens.

same taxes

:

, , -5, -€8,

at

€$,

T^Tos,

,

{', , (') {",

equally stretched.

equality.

)

equalify of

honour or privilege. From held in equal honour

-, )

havirig the

ov,

same

privileges.

(»,

to

(),

Ep. Verb only used match oneself with, cope with, vie with ;

in pres.

:

:

(pya

-,

,

with one in accomplishments geneto be equal to. Dor. inf. of ov, (iaos, bearing equal iveights, vie

•€, -5,

rally,

, ,

)

equal in strength.

-63,

-5,

level with the

or

i's,

-€5,

edge or brim.

-5, , ov,

-8,,

equally woolly with.

contemporary with. From (iVos, xpavos) equal in age or time.

f.

to be

From

equal right to vote.

^5) having an equal num-

ov, (^iaos,

2.

in brass,

brazen

a

raise

to raise, raise up, stir;

statue

to

epiv

3. to set up, appoint, estabIV. to place in the balance, weigh; npos Ti one thing against another.

quarrel.

lisb.

B. Intrans. to siand, be set or placed; with an to be in a certain state or condition ; xpcias

'^

Adv.

$)

ov, {laos,

335

person

a

him. to begin

xciKos)

{icos,

ov,

up

in

irapa .., io

'

—

what need we are: set oneself towards, go

situaied.

io

II.

siand

siill,

or

(is., 2. io lie,

io.

be

take one's stand: io

— -

stand firiyi, remain fast, be fixed: to cease. to siand upright, rise up, be sei up : of a horse,

65

III.

having an equal vote with to rear up. 2. generally, io arise, be: of states, equal in fran- gin ; 'iapos as spring was just begin' III. equal in tuitnerical value, of words chise. fting ; the letters of which make up the same sum. thus in as one month ends and the next begins ov, {'iaos, of equal spirit or soul: Homer the month is divided into two parts, power of like spirit with men. Kparos in the Attic Calendar the month, and (iVos) to make equal; iawaas f. which consisted of 30 days, was divided into three having made the winning-post even parts of ten days each, called respectively, with the starting-post, i. e. having run the whole 3• ' ^^ appointed. they made course Med., xeTpas tc Ion. for their nails and hands alike, i.e. used them in like manpf. inf. pass, of Ion. for ber of votes.

II.

others, equal in deciding

-5,

\

^)

,,

6$

($

;

.(, ., . , , (). -.$ (, )

, , , , . , , . , , , -5, :

ner

:

—

(5,

6$

—

Pass, io be

made

equal

like or

to.

Ep. for

inf.

pres. imperat. pass, of

sheet:

, ., rare coUat.

,

and 3

form of

, '.(

in

sing. pres.

3

sing, impf.

of

2 pi.

v. *

Ion. for

.

*2) —

a

:

the

:

tenses

of

— A. Cau-

impf.

to stand, pres.

aor.

stand, in aor.

, = foreg. , {$,

plqpf-

K€iv, together with pres. pass,

impf.

aor.

3

But the

plqpf.

impf.

pres.

must

as well as aor. 1

garded as med.,

also

which case they take

be

re-

causal

in.

ov,

a

quire of, question,

c.

sense, to place.

the mast-holder, a

when

*'.

)

let

down.

hole in the keel

for

working at the loom. learn by inquiry : to inof things, to inquire ace pers. II. to narraie what one has

()

f.

, ' ', ,, ^; ; (( ^;,,- , () $, , , , . ^ ( in

laid

)

,

fixing the mast

pf.

[],

1

)

on which the mast was 2 and 3 dual pf of

{$, -'•5, {$,

med.

(as also fut.

fut.

fut.

rest

sails.

-5, , {6$, $) the

Ion.

gen.

plough-tree or pole.

B. intrans.

pf.

2

the

sail-patching

ov,

-5, {, ) -5 -ۥ5,

fut.

of Act.

i

cloth,

keep

sails reefed.

, , . ,, - , , and

to

metaph. a meddling, cheating fellow. carrying ov,

are divided into causal and intrans.

make

to

sal,

thing woven; a web,

sail,

, -, , ', -, ', , -, , ^), ^, , -, from

(lengthd.

».

Ion. for

io

:

about something. Epic forms 3 sing. impi. Hence learnt, narrate historically. 3 pi. aor. r Ep. for syncop. dual and plur. a learning by inquiry: knowledge or inperf. (or II. a narration formation obtained by inquiry. imperat. subj. opt. inf of what one has learnt, historical narrative. or Ep. a ship's mast; , [] part. :

:

,

:

'€),

);

($ also

nom.

(or

pi.

7, .

I

2

and 3

;

Ion.

uses gen.

ace.

aor. 2

]$,

and

up the mast : generally, a rod or web-beam of the loom (which in ancient looms stood upright), the loom ; 2. to be busy about the beam, and so to weave. fhe warp thai was fixed to the beam : the web. to set

pole.

e$, e, 3 pi.

sing. subj.

plur.

for

for

/)*, :

inf.

for

to

II.

make

siand

III. io sei

siand,

siill,

stop,

sei,

check

place. :

io

II.

make

in a ship: io raise or erect buildings, io sei

statue in one's

fast,

up, sei upright, io raise up, as the

honour

;

Tivdi

up

a

to set

(-

the

-Tovos, ov,

Causal,

make

mast

6($): ;

$,

;

gen.

(Homer

[]

.

«),

{$, ()

-6, , , , ,

stretched on the web-

beam.

f.

{6$, *€') to work at the loom.

3 sing, imperat. pf. of but Dor. gen. of or

:

epos,

,

*(.

, ,

dat. of the same. knowing, acquainted

:

» ^. ,

—

:

:

.

—

336

^.

'. , 5, , -, ). ) - , , ,, . , ., , , one who knows law and

as Subst.

with, versed in right, a Judge.

, Dim.

(,

,

tSos,

who

[]

of

. .

$,

poet, for

3 sing, of lengthd. form

dry, dried.

hinder:

to check,

back from a thing, [d]

gen. to keep

c.

of

, () / 1€ -, (60,

imperat. med. of

-, , $) —

joint turns, the hip-joint

in pi. the hips or loins.

make

to

—

thin, dry,

withered:

—

metaph., become so : to bring down the proud stomach. irapeia) with withered ov,

Pass, to

{,

cheeks.

,

05,

,

()

6v,

-5,

gre.

II.

voice.

of

($,

ov,

lean,

)

thin,

style, poor,

to insist

—

;

05, , , ()

stinately

:

, ,

Pass, to be strengthened,

, ) ::

,

Adv. strongly,

—

-

vos,

,

impf.

(): —

:,—

2.

a force

^,

(

hold oneself

c.

gen.,

iv

and

in,

(impers.) here hold or possess.

difsist

ov,

,

ts,

Adv. of

$,

fairly, equitably.

aor. I

have

',

, 8,

II.

have

— Med.

still!

later like

to wife.

'.

III.

med.

probably, perhaps : in Att. IV. w^ith nu-

opt. of

-, , Italy,

.

[first syll.

:

fut.

also to hoxul, shriek.

the

()

,

,

aor. i

()

,

,

:—

stalwart

", . Adv. :

long in hexam.]

of

:

holla:

one

who

shouts or cries

:

a

[t]

also oi, ov,

ov,

to shout,

(Formed from the sound.)

singer, whistler, piper,

(J
women, goodly,

strong,

strongly, s/outly, with might

old poet. dat. from

'^) -€€, , (,Homer

mighty,

comely. force,

is.

Iphigeneia,

Agamemnon's

daughter, called by ov,

() strong, mighty: of sheep, goodly.

,

a kind oi pot-herb. Dep. =

, () -5, ,(, f.

angle

to fish,

:

Ep. 3 sing.

impf.

, , ,) ) -, -, to strike fish,

f.

fish; a fair price. bearing the same name. H• equally, in like man?ier.

often joined with av or merals, about. Ion.

2. to

:

;

in impf.

a thing;

stopped.

it

edge of the shield

(

itself.

() , 05, () ,,

,

and

hold! be

from

-, -5,, ($,(5,)) to

shield

*€;

rim of anything round,

the outer

:

. , ", . , , ^, , .)

to

strength.

in pres.,

check oneself:

tivos to

the edge or

17,

wheels

of

pf.

ibo. 3 sing, imperat. of 3 dual and Att. 3 pi. of e?/xi ibo. a howling, shrieking, yelling. 77, a shouting, shout of Joy : also a , cry of pain, scream, shriek. the wryneck, so called or from its cry : the ancient witches used to bind it to a wheel, which they turned round, believing that they drew men's souls along with it and charmed them to

stout,

[]:

1

to hold, check, restrain: intr. to stop:

to

(,

aor.

mighty, powerful:

only found

, ,

round

valiantly

o/" soldiers.

f.

to be strong,

form

Lat.

strength, force, might, esp.

(is,

one's full powers, be in health

a

exceedingly,

most certainly.

bodily strength.

voi,

the felloe of

3 sing.

!

sire.

gain greaterforce.

\.

stiffly,

Sup.

,

esp. to affirm ob-

I

2 strong, mighty, powerful. 3. severe, great, excessive: stiff, firm, lasting, hard. Hence by violence, force, opp. to

vebementer

,

obedience it was used to recover unfaithful lovers hence metaph. a love-charm, witchery : strong de-

aor.

:

to use Dep. strongly, contend stoutly : :

From made of sesam^ and honey.

all one's strength,

Att.

f.

(laxvpas)

mea-

with thin or weak

stuttering, stammering.

II.

:

withered,

meagre.

impudent.

:

ibo) passable.

Irpiveos, a, ov, like honey-cake.

"ITT'S,

the socket in ivhich the thigh-

(is,

, ((

,

Boeot. for Zeus Zeus be wittiess

a dried fig.

inf.

(( ibo) hasty, impetuous

Itt\s, ov, 6,

iTptov, TO, a cake,

..

05, , {$) «,€, 1€€, .

((

.

Itos,

to desire eagerly.

=

II.

,

to

Lat. sa•

a wicker shield, a target. Hence Irnvos, ov, of willow, made of willow, wicker. It€ov, verb. Adj. of ibo, one must go. ibo. 3 dual impf. of

lix.

of

—

,,,

Ion.

Pass, to check oneself, bold back, check, hinder: II. intrans. to hold on by, cling to a thing, wait.

and so

Italian.

Italian.

as

hasty.

for

,

fem. an Italian: :

— Adj. $, , , -«()andheadlong, -, , a willow,

styptic.

,

one of the Greek in-

Italiote,

"'2, ,

quenching blood:

ov,

Italian.

pecul. fern, of

habitants of Italy

(, -5, , 1.

, (") $, , , an

woman

sells Jigs.

f.

ov, 6, poet, for

,

:

.

spear them.

a spoil oi speared fish

-5,. (, -5, (, \05, , , () ,

From

striking or spearing

ov,

—

as Subst,

an harpooner, spearer. ov, fed on by fish. Dim. of a Utile fish. ov,

holding fish. fishy, scaly, foul.

=

-65, (, () is,

-.

fish-shaped, Jisb-like,

—

:

, ,

—?. 068, €,

-, -5,

($)/

))

€v,

consisting offish.

offish, fishy.

, {$, \«)-,,$, , {,

struction offish.

'^ -,

the

II.

fisherman.

plague or de-

, {$,

$

noin.

$

ace.

:

pi.

-, :

[y in sing. conipds.]

in all

rjpos, 6,

later

-5,

ov, is,

in genit.

{, \^$)

a stealer

iV,

, -,

— ixOvocpayos. [a] {8, eldos) = ixOvoeibrjs

{'$) 5, ,()

,

(^$,

ov, 6,

a tracker

in the track,

:

/;///

of

out.

)

{^)

the tracker: an Egyptian ovos, 6, animal of the weasel kind, the ichneumon or Pharaoh's rat, which hunts out crocodiles' eggs. a tracking. 6a;s, , 2. the ichneu, a tracker, hunter. mon: and

€5, , (^) €8, good ,,

, , -, (, ) IxvevTiKos,

From

at tracking.

ov,

a kind oifetter or trap. track, footstep : metaph. a

-, (, ) .

''IXNOS,

f^os,

'IXflT*,

$, ,

veins of gods

,,

a

clue.

to

Ep. ace.

:

that eats

), for

lttOs,

2 sing. aor.

subj.

, , umphe ,,

of

(,

i

of

ibo.

!

!

'.

, , , ,

from

;

,

but Att. also of fear, sorrow, and Boeot. for

) any

(to,

worm

of footsteps.

,

, () , ", 3, , , .

,

Creiisa,

heterocl. ace. of

from

the loniafis. as,

,

as if

,

Greek Al«'=20, but ^«=20,000. is

TO, indecl., tenth letter in

, , ,

$ ^;

hence the older Att. changed

;

into Kvoos,

nounced

into

so the Ion.

like

, ., (,

into

7 before — our ng.

,

as

(, $,

Kd, Dor. for the Ion.

Ep. for

Ace,

in

= the

Att. av.

pro-

is

part, of

aor. 2

the Cabeiri, divinities

ol,

.into

ayKadev,

aor. 2 of

poet, for

into

worshipped by

the Pelasgians in Lemnos and Samothrace they were represented as dwarfs, and were called sons of He:

phaistos or Vulcan, as being masters

, , 5, , 5,

in the

art of

working metals. before 7, as

for

ov,

fut.

()= :{. ,

Kay yaw.

burning, dry.

fit for

Hence

, . . , , , ,. ayav5.

, ,

pi.

laugh aloud, Lat. cachinnor ; Ep. 3

to

;

Ep. part,

aya\v,

-.

see

€,

ly.

crasis for

before

Ep. for

,

4.

as

Ep. for

3 dual aor. 2

of

nom.

^. 8, 6$, (5

pi.

aor. 2 part.

Dor. for

in Lat. io tri-

,

oh! eywv, and

etc.,

under shelter

;

from <£.

the battle-din, the rout, pursuit.

v.

Ion, son of Xuthiis (or Apollo) and sprung the Ionian race; ol "laves

whom [t]

,

,

fem. of

loud sound; the sound of the wind the sound

the roaring or whistling of the

alphabet,

in chase, pursuit.

Ep. for Ep. for

)

, (l(vai) shelter;

a

the north wind.

,

lyre

the track.

(): —

.. :

imperat. of an exclamation of joy, as

contr for to

examine

ichor, the fluid that flows in the

nom. pi. Tins horn and wood. [?]

gen.

, ,

TO,

mark,

track, trace,

the Greek

in

a jot.

iota,

phabet. As numeral near akin to 7 and

Ep.

{txvos) to crack or trace out, hunt after. TO, (ixvos) a track, trace, footstep. f.

,

letter

,'

N. T. an ,-

etc.

following on the track. a casting about for the scent. one who follows

ov,

17,

-kS>s,

:

nom. and ace,

fish.

—Adv.

Ionic, Ionian

;

offish.

)-5,

smallest

$, in

II. plur. ol

piscis.

the fish-market,

and

the

hence

(5, irayrjvai) fish-piercing. and the are contr. into and ace. (5, ($, a fish, Lat. €S,

vos,

, (^)

],

in the Ionic fashion, softly, effeminately.

(par/uv) fish-eating audpes the Fish-eaters, a tribe.

'2,

337

{tov) a violet-bed, Lat. violarium.

.

,

Dim. of ov,

/ios)

:

the balloting-urn.

Cadmean

;

ol

or ancient inhabitants of Thebes ; Proverbial, the citadel of Thebes. a Cadmean victory, i.e. dear-bought victory (from the story of Polynices and Eteocles).

Cadmeans

, 5, 5,

the

8, , ($) a

mus, Theban.

, , 5,

descendant of Cad-

/. ^.

Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. fem. of , Cadmos ; son of the Phoenician kiiig Agenor, brother of Europa, founder of Thebes in Boeotia, who brought from Phoenicia the old Greek ov,

, ^. alphabet of sixteen

letters,

hence called

yp-

which was afterwards increased by the eight

Ionic,

. , , , , , . . 6€, . , , , {) , , -, , {) , , 05, , {) , {) 03, ) -, $ -, . -, {) () , , ) -( : ^ : ^, ^^ —

:

:

338

Kaboi

(()

,

an urn or box /or

pail, jar, cask, Lat. cadns.

collecting the votes,

,

—

II.

[]

$.

Dor. for of a Caria.i woman. Carian. Adj. fern, for Kdeis, aor. 2 part. pass, of Ep. aor. 2 pass. inf. of fut. 2 pass, of a, according Adv., contr. from «o«, TO,

KdSos,

Kdeipa,

II.

.

dedicate hy fire. as incense

, {, -) burn as a

to

one must keep clean, be pure, tivos

from

a burning of a dead body : funeral

-"[,

Att.

f.

burn

sacrifice,

II.

to be clear or

2|,

, from ,

make

an atone-

ment or expiation.

, {,

f.

make

to

bloody,

stain with blood.

€5, (, ,

f.

65, ,

,

6$,

aor. 2

:

— to

down

take

€\€

;

;

power

bow from

one's

down

the

by force, pull down, overalso to demolish, destroy : also to humble, re2.

:

down

take

to

peg.

to take

offscourings, defilement.

p\.

,

II.

III.

to join or fit to.

a cleansing, pttrifying.

2.

expiation.

"~'5, , ,

of garments.

clean, pure, spotless, nnsoiled, clear, open, free ; tv space, in a place clear

II.

an

in

ope?i

ev

from

open sun, opp. to the shade. III. in moral sense, with clean hands, pure, free from offence. IV. pure, bright, clear; hence ge/tuine, true. V. generally, perfect, com;

in the

- 5, , -, {), {) {)

;

€

an atonement,

dead bodies

lower the sails to close the eyes of the dead to bring down the moon, Lat. coelo deducere lunam : generally, to take down anything hung up ; hence Med., to

a cleansing, purifying. that which is thrown

,

(sub.

fut. 2

fut.

:

inf.

(€

From

a destroyer.

Ion.

,

Hence

metaph. a worthless fellow, castaway, outcast. a space purified with proper rites ; kvTos within the purified ground.

=

putting down, destroying : a pulling down, demolishing. KaOaipercos, (a, iov, and verb. , Adj. of to be put down : to be accomplished.

esp.

cleanliness, neatness.

,

aivay in cleansing: in

From

or, bloodstained, bloody.

:

cleanse,

to

cleanly, neat.

$, ,

to

,=

Alt.

ov,

II.

pure

guilt.

clean.

rites.

to offer as

to be clean or

free

fut.

make

purify,

from

verb. Adj.

f.

to devote or

, (, ayvas)

pure, cleanse, hallow.

a thing;

as.

Hence devour. , a devoting or dedication byfire.

:

—

antesiari.

.6,

Att.

pan.) fastened or attached to a noose. 2. = to lay hold of II. Med. fut. to lay hold of, fasten xipon, esp. to accost one. 2. to assail, attack, upbraid. 3. to appeal to one as witness, claim as a witness, Lat. :

fern,

f.

—

:

, ,

plete, effective

of the

the portion

;

army fit for

Hence

service.

,

cleanness, purify.

or

fut.

to tear or

snatch down.

cleansing, purifying, ex-

ov,

, , . ^ -, -( , ^ -, : , , () . , . -, €, . . -, . - -. $ , -€ ,

' ' ,: : {): (

duce

;

depose: of a decree or resolution, to it as law-term, to condemn. 3. to an end, accomplish, achieve : Med.,

esp. to

cancel, rescind

bring

to

:

to achieve great feats.

and carry

like aipHv, to take

aor.

fut.

:

off, seize.

I

pf.

or cleatt, cleanse

—

:

— Pass

—

to

4.

piatory.

aor.

in religious sense, to cleanse,

pu-

purge : Med. to have oneself purified. II. purge off, wash away, to cleanse away, atone for,

expiate.

—

fut. -aXoC^at aor. i down, Lat. desilire: of a storm,

Dep. rush down. aros, anything tied, a knot, Xveiv Koyov to untie a knotty point.

,

-,

I

:

to linger, tarry sit

doivn

iti

:

f.

to tie or fasten

:

tn

aor.

—

i

Pass.,

:

)

I

(pf.

loung-

sit :

:

down, sit still, of an army, to

Att. for /far-:

:

:

' ' 6, ih

to

pass, of

confine.

also

:

~( {, '') —

-65,

:

Dep.

and

enclit.

aor.

{,

still,

a compd.): fut.

to sit as suppliants

aor. 2 of

Sopcus

sitting

a country, take up a position. Ep. and Ion. aor. i of Ep. for 3 pi. impf. of

pf

;

a

but also

part,

Adv. once for all: altogether. Ion. with Adv. =

,,

II.

Verb were not

Att. for

even as, just as. KaOairros, fastened on or to clad in skins. From

Tfip,

to

a seat;

impf.

:

(as if the

aor.

:

to leap

of

ing, delaying.

rify,

to

a cleansing, pw'ification, a cleanser, purifier.

form.

the hare's seat

(),

(sub.

purification, expiation.

{, €),

I

make pure

:

,

ov,

fut.

,

Tu

as Subst.,

II.

an expiatory sacrifice ($, ,

for

($,

.

ffs, otie

for eis

Ep. aor.

l

of

f.

-(:

to shut np, enclose,

by one, one after another; €va.

—

:

—

—

::

( , , . -€, €\, ^^ -( . -, , — ) ^, . (. €, , , , , . , . , , -, . , . ~, ^, , , {) (, . -, . KaOeKTOS

€05, , , ())

—

to be held back.

-\

f.

aor.

infold: Ion. plqpf.

for

I

or

:

pf.

:

from

(as if

pf.

:

—

-()

Pa«s., aor.

:

fern,

,

fut.

of

in order, in succesdoti.

a holding, keeping hold

KaQ

a necklace.

(as if

make

set

from

, 6<5, €, ,,,

metaph. of the

down,

first

aor. 2 imperat. of

aor.

.. to steal

Ep.

l

aor.

the cheek.

-€,

,

if

to

syncop. part.

pf.

plur. neut. of

. , . , -, impf. Ep.

:

—

Att. also

-, -, -,-, (, ): fut.

slumber

metaph.

:

down

to sleep,

f.

-, to

mock

fut.

gest.

),

(, (, )

deride; Ep. 3

at,

-

metaph.

II.

Att. for

,,

(,(, ()'/€)

di-

of

leader, guide.

, . , -, ,-.)

—

f.

down,

to soften, temper. 2 sing,

uvos,

to boil

:

:

Dep.

lead the way, be guide: hence to shew the way in to establish, ordain, to dictate, prescribe, Lat. praeire verbis. Hence to

doing a thing,

,,a

leader, guide, teacher.

aor. I of

aor. I of

, -, .) , , , f.

(,

squander

in luxury.

aor. f.

down to,

be

i

^;,

to fight.

extend

to.

enough for

o{

(,

a thing: to be meet, proper.

-, -

2. part.,

that which

is

=

also

of things, circum-

the present state

stances.

(«, tJKios) to bring the sun

to illuminate. :

;

imperat.

inf.

;

;

(5

in upon,

written

(, '):

dyopas open one

generally, to

:

;

:

set,

-, €,

:( down

to sit fut.

opt.

impf.

-

appoint, constitute.

down, be seated,

sit

(as

Att.

fut.

3. to

a certain condition, make one so and

intr. to

sq.

Att.

I. Causal, to make to sit down; make an assembly be seated, i. e.

to

in a country, aor.

so.

II.

meals

esp. to sit at

sit,

2.

place one

: €--

encamp.

(, )

Ep.

I

- to send pf pass. down, let down, let fall, Lat. demitto; ayKvpav to let go the anchor to let down a sounding-line, hence absol., to sound: metaph to put forward, attempt Pass, to be carried down, reach or stretch down seawards; 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. :

;

—

—

6, -€6,

-(, ) -, ,

:

. - -

attack.

2 sing. aor. 2

of

to intreat earnestly.

Dep.

aor. 2

:

come down, come

:

(,

reach to

) . $, , ], -^, , - . :

hence

to

:

to,

to touch, probe.

(,

f.

Dor. for Dor. for

to let

aor.

I

down

by a rope.

part, of

i of Dep. to ride down, overrun with horse : generally, to trample down. f. to ride down, trample underfoot.

2 sing. aor.

-, , , «^^, .

:

. -, . f.

Att. aor.

or

subj.

part.

also

fut,

come or go down, go 2. to come down to, come or reach II. /o reach as far as, to suffice or to

TO ovTos, and meet or proper, one's duty : but

:

down upon, to

or

aor. i Dor. Ep. another Ep. form of aor. i is always used in Causal sense

:

of an army,

pi.

settle.

( ,,

impf.

:

down. med. imperat. of

the Verb were not a compd.):

in

Dep.:

down,

to sit

to place or settle in a place, establish.

to rest, be at rest.

to find out, discover.

f.

—

to lie

to sit

dedicate, consecrate, devoie,

Dor. for

part.

sense.

in'.r.

— Pass,

-, ) . (,, {.

Dor.

with

to

hallow.

-(|

existing laws, customs, usages.

and

sleep,

:

of

6s, pf. part,

-6'

I

down

.

of

pi. pf.

3 o{

fut.

down

part. pass, of

i

:

to creep or steal

:

of

to establish, institute: of

:

Pass. o{

, ,. $ , ,(: :€, , , f.

:

Ep.

pi.

3 sing. impf.

— Causal

[] down :

down,

to sit

2

:

f.

of.

of

l

but

:

, ("

daily.

aor.

sacred things, to consecrate:

-6, , {, ') -€ -() -, (, '() — arcs,

,

a, ov, also

impf. of

(«, ()

Adv.

(ojs,

up one's abode, sobad sense, to sit idle, be listless, lie of an army, to encamp : to lie in wait.

(-,

see

;

to have seated have taken their

(0

in

Ep. for 2 pi. of impf. of same. imperat.

of

aor. 2 part, of clothe

:

of judges,

happening every day,

esp.

of ships, to launch, Lat. deduco.

Dor. for fut. of

unemployed

:

generally, to take

:

- -€08,

I

draw down,

:

seats in court journ, dwell :

of

perf.

oneself, to be seated, sit

£, to wrap round,

f

pass.

— properly

:

aor. 2 inf. of

339

.

1

-, for and

:

of

imperat. of forms of the

pres.

-

- -, , , ) , , , ^ - -, - () , , . ,, ,, ( ^., , $ , -, (5 -^, ——

—

— : .

— KaC €.

340

,

.

:

impf.

in Causal sense, pres.

so also of the Med., pres.

:

deceive by false appearances.

impf.

:

—

:

to be other

let

in all

tenses of Pass.

to settle oneself.

down

(, $)

to Lat. que

customs, usages.

.€8, ', -. , , (8) ' pres. part. pi.

Adv.

general, generally.

f.

, {, '/)

€ ,

-^, -, ) -., -,, ,

when

:

f.

nate.

upon

down.

,

II.

€€ (

:

f.

motion, impel. to bring into harbour,

to set in

Att.

:

to

-, , (, —

, -,,

-,

so also in

Med.

used as Adv. for

for

f.

aor. 2

Att.

-8, (,

insult wantonly.

.

' ',

in

what manner.

med. imperat. of

,

to treat

absol. to

vp)full

despitefully, to

wax

insolent.

of water; a cup of water, periphr. for water itself. f. to sing of, to descant upon. ov,

-, -€,

^,

-,

f.

, (,

-) (,

:

, -

-6€5,

,

Dep.

to

(()

(€,

promise earnestly.

tc answers

two words or

clauses are

€

€€$ /;-

make

a single

then let with Participles or Adjec-

keep away, how much soever or although diminish the force Oeos

3. even, to increase or

Comp.,

an old one

,-

and

pi.,

yap Seivorepov

;

(i. e.

as,

he longs to see even the smoke

whom

5,

'tis

smoke

rising,

i.

e.

ofs

( . ;

sweet only to speak.

6$, like Lat. yvr| aeque, simul, perinde, after

that,

'Laos,

be-

and

worse than a judge, and especially an old one). 4. so also is

in diminishing, le/xeiOS

with

way

often used in this

is

with neut.

yipovTos; for what that

word or

be rendered by though^ although, al-

;

etc.

} III.

(^

;

were it Keyeiv

ac,

as,

atque after

they held the same opinion as you. IV. of number, about ks about to the number of 70. Dor. , , a chasm or underground cavern at Sparta, into which state-criminals were thrown, like the Athenian (Lacon. word.) yap, for truly, to confirm a prop, which of itself is tolerably certain; yap of a surety. ye, and indeed, Lat. et quidem, to introduce Keivus ye eoisomething more emphatic and indeed very deserved. Te is always separated from by one or more words. Koi

.

beyond another, excel in shooting. before a vowel -0ev, Adv. from above, down from above. 2. on the upper side, above; c. gen., above Chios. 3. of Time, before. upper, , ov, Comp. of higher, above : of persons, having the upper hand, superior. Sup. , ov, highest, up-

to shoot

permost.

I

;

, . $ (

oaios) to offer sacrifice to offer on one's own part.

f.

2.

but the smoke, only the

anchor or moorage: and in Pass., with aor. I 1 to come into harbour, put in. generally, to bring into a certain condition. bring

med.

Hector will he rage.

to perceive,

observe.

f.

may

besides, especially

down

joining words

enclit.

",

fore ovTos

€i-

(cf.

trans, to look

generally, to view, see, behold

:

me.

also forsake

:

inf.

give

as, as. I.

while

et,

also, used to

II.

clause emphatic,

to con-

formed from

aor. 2

:

to look

:

according

in Prose

of words, esp. with a

engage. Att. 1S3, to equip or array fully.

f.

to

[

beit, as,

to promise,

II.

fess.

as.

slacken

are often used, combined, re tc XeovTes bears and lions, both as creatures of one ds kind ; they are admired both as wise and fortu-

tives,

according

general, universal. 6\ov, as Adv. on the whole, in

for

pf.

o{

to let loose,

closely

life

in so far as,

for

Lat.

like

|

existing laws,

—

Med.,

3.

and sentences,

:

existing, established ;

to

subj. of

-

3. to

—

also to slacken in one's exertions.

:

Adv.

:

stand quiet or calm; a calm of persons, to become calm and composed. 4. to be in a certain state; ev to come to a good issue. 5. to be usual or customIon. ary ; to be or become :

pointed.

way, yield

established, ap-

to be set,

2.

:

intr. to

2.

Conjunct., and, also.

to be placed, set

:

:

pretend

personate some person or thing. :

one's exertions.

Med.

also in

:

II. c. inf. to

go, hence to give up, betray.

plqpf.

pf.

is,

f.

—

and

than one

;

in aor. 2

(, (,

Dep.

:

to set down, put aor. I bring down to a place and set there 2. to to bring a ship to land, put in. settle, ordain, appoint, establish, put in train : geneMed. rally, to set in order, arrange: also to restore: to appoint for oneself, choose : to make or render so II. Intrans. and so, bring into a certain state.

down

to be fast asleep

f.

«6-

aor. I

fut.

;

.

for .

.

, and

certainly

:

even, also even.

III.

ita esse.

that also,

II.

in answers, yes indeed, by all

et certe, et vero.

Lat./ac

.

;

supposing

it

and

to be the case,

and

IV.

indeed,

means, Lat. besides

and moreover.

€1, even if although, supposing that, where the thing may really exist or not whereas with ei the thing is supposed as existing. Ep. for Kaieiv. K€, K€V, Ep. for :

4€,

\,.

—

^. ). :

;

; ; :

:

—

, ,

£$, , ,

opportunus

the north-east wind.

, and

and

very much. II. certainly, Lat. et vera. and verily, III. in answers, well, and/urther, and besides.

aye

, ''()^ ( -, ()

be

it so.

,

Att.

f.

thing

make new,

to

have new;

to

bear thy new yoke ; to offer strange, new-fangled prayers. (S, newly suffered,

-, -, -^,

it

;

($,

(, ')

never before suffered. is,

) (, )

new-made.

,$

rejiew

new

ov, gen. ovos,

^,

f.

newly

make new, Kiyeis what new

phrases art thou using

;

?

, , an

Hence

'

also lasting for a season.

—

Adv. seasonably.

II.

KAIPO'5, , due measure, iripa

Time,

,

;

II. of of the parts in a

(sub.

;

acci-

Hence

dents.

mortally.

right proportion,fitness

beyond measure, unduly.

,

II.

of

the right season, the right time for action, the

moment, Lat. opportunitas

nience, advantage, profit

;

irpos

(

-

generally, conve-

:

or absol.

at the right or proper time, in season, opportunely

« ^

or yiyvfoOai to suit one's convebe of service to him in due season, Lat. dextro tempore; but, or or irapcL out of season, Lat. alieno tempore. III. of Place, the right point, right spot also a vital part of the body. 0, the webbing or thrjims to which the threads of the warp are fastened. Hence (V

,

nience,

to

in Pass.,

:

(05,

to suffering.

—

of the body, vital; kv or of wounds, deadly, mortal : a mortal wound: generally,

vital pari

critical

newly fastened,

:

Place, in or at the right or critical place

the house has some-

new about

suffering,

841

;

02,

inventor of new pleasures. new, fresh, Lat. recens ; (sub. apxijs) anew, afresh, Lat. Xoyoi news ; II. newly introduced, new-fangled, de novo. a gen. pi. in Od. 7. 107, strange ; Oeoi strange gods. hypbv from the close-woven ov, linen-cloths trickles off the liquid oil. It seems to be of a new tomb. newness J'resbness : novelty. for gen. pi. fern, of , to cut fresh into f. f. to watch in mining, to open a new vein : metaph. to begin for the right time, Lat. tempora observare. something new, institute anew ; to make innovations atid that, and besides, especially. Hence in the state, Lat. res novas tentare. TOt or and indeed : and yet, although. KAI'il Att. a cutting anew : innovation. Att. Ep. [] impf. ov, cutting newly : be- Kuov fut. aor. I Att. also tK€a, Ep. ginning something new, innovating. or (or without augm. Pass., II. (Kaivovpyoi) to make new. aor. I f. I. aor. 2 pf. Hence to innovate, make innovations. to burn, kindle, set on fire: Med. to kindle fires for innovation. oneself Pass, to be set on fire, takefire, burn. II. *fpyu) making new, inno- to burn up, consume : to scorch, shrivel up. Ep. for vating : TO a novelty. before , as in f. to make new, innovate crasis for (. Pass, to becomefond of novelty or innovation. II. bringing ill ov, tidings. to devote anew, consecrate, dedicate. ov, caused by ill €, and now perhaps. KAI'NYMAI, impf. the sorrow of ill tidings. [] pf. (in pres. tidings ; KaKayyeKTa plqpf. (in impf. sense) Dor. sense) Dor. for to surpass, formed as if from unmanliness, cowardhe sur- ice. excel ;

KAINO'2, ,

6v,

<, €/3€£

(

, ,

-, ,, ,()(,())

, (, , ,

-

.)

-&€, , (, -,

Lvooc,

-5, , (, (() ,

'

:

:

( '^

:

-05,avopyv , (,

, ()

—

:

:

:

—

—

,

'(,

, () —

:

, « , -€5,

(, ^') (, ')

-5, ( ^, -3. ( * ( - ,-,6, ) ^ ( , , ^, , 4 -,

.

:

€(,

:

passed mankind

in steering

he excelled

all

so in part., Sokoici

but

,

;

—

,

by

€7X
the Greeks in throwing the spear; surpassing all in wiles;

and now,

even now.

fut.

:

aor. 2

(,

holvuv

,

;

and how f

a, ov, also os, ov,

happening at

()

:

and

-6, , , (, ( , () (ayopo$)

there, there also.

((!,

crasis for

sum),

pf.

is

sup-

in season, sea-

the right or critical time, Lat.

.

etc.

ill-being,

well-being.

f.

to

:

cowardice.

speak

ill of,

abuse,

Hence

slander.

vfp) although, albeit. but bow 9 when a thing posed to be impossible : only interrog. pa, Ep. and then, and so. sonable,

:

(

trOiS

by

badness, baseness

inf.

to kill, slay, slaughter.

:

eKCi,

crasis for

€$,

to

also well-furnished.

(,ayopo.

KaKr]yopia,^, evil-speaking, abuse, slander, calumny; an action /or defamation.

ayopas

-5, (, yop() — ov,

,

-.

abusive, slanderous, calumnious

Sup.

ayop€pot, ,

()

:

evil -speaking,

irreg.

Comp. and

badness, baseness, cowardice,

Lat

;

:

—

342 malitia.

2.

wickedness, vice, Lzt. pravitas.

disgrace, dishonour. Att. f.

. ^^, blame, behave —

make or /bink bad, make cowardly: to be play the coward

(fcaKos) to

reproach.

abuse,

II.

basely,

Pass, to

5, ,

worsted.

,

II

of

ov, irreg. Sup.

$.

the Lat. cacare.

Ep. for

aor.

I inf.

better divisim

KA'KKH,

human

17,

\X Ep,,

Ep.

of

Ep. for

,) ,

-,

hard

life,

living badly, living a

/Stos)

faring hardly.

-5, ') -, -5, '/5 {$, (') , {) Med.

ov,

(^$,

ov,

gen. ovos, (^KaKos,

, €,

From

to act unwisely.

ill-advised, ufiwise.

a bad

yXS/aaa) ill-tongued

a cry full

of misery.

1 . slan-

to be torinented by

-,

, -, , , -,

an

one possessed.

be

f.

Hence

or unfortunate.

unhappy

)

], tinhappiness, misfortune. ov, gen. ovos, (^kukUs,

ill-starred,

genius,

evil

() {^5)

wrefched.

f,

II.

an

ill

{%, £)

ov,

fame, unknown.

to be in ill repute.

repute, infamy.

) {, -^,

in ill-repute, without

infamous. (kukos, a bad passage. II.

),

()

ov, gen. ovos,

,

.et.

for

-€05, , ($,

ill-clad.

ill-doing.

From

''^)

doing ill ; KaK0(pyds the itnportunaie stomach, Hke hat. fames im*

-|, , ($, '

proba.

, -,

poet, for

)

,

II.

badness

a miserable

fs,

{,€$ )

habits.

of

ill

From

habits,

ill-dis-

posed, malicious : an ill habit, Lat. scribendi cacoethes, an itch for writing. ov,

,

disorderliness.

gen. ovos,

ranged, disorderly, careless.

{,

evil-speakifig, railing, abuse.

ov, (/fa/fos,

€7) evil-speaking, railing,

, , = KaK^s

prophet of ill.

) -, ) -, ) .

, ,

-€5,

ill-sounding.

ov,

to

f.

) )

, a practising

-5, -$, -, -,

,

ill,

crafty.

=

{., {uouvos) to practise base

ov, {kukos,

mischievous, malicious. ov, {kukos,

of base

)

arts, ingenuity

mischief-plotting,

ill-fated.

ov, {kukos,

,

meastire.

contriving

{kukUs,

Hence

arts.

bad

in

{kukos,

,

From

give bad meastire.

ov, {kukos,

{kukuvovs)

ill-shapen.

illwill, malice,

opp. to

e{5-

, a bad sysiem of laxvs, a had conslitubad government. From ov, {kukos, with bad laws, with a bad constitution, ill-governed.

)

-5,

ov

-voos,

-vovs,

contr.

;

ovv,

pi.

kukovoi

;

{kukos, vOos) ill-disposed: disaffected: bearing malice against one. Comp. and Sup. KUKovovffTepos, -vov-

-5, uvvos,

)

OTUTOS.

as Suhst.

, -, ,

ill-wedded.

II.

, a bad or unhappy bridegroom.

€(.

KaKo-^evos Ion. -^eivos, ov, {kukos, ^ivos) having guests : irreg. Ep. Comp. II.

ill

unfriendly to guests, inhospitable. KdKO-^tiv6TOS, ov, {kukos, ^vv€tOs) wise only for

'€, ,

, {uo^us)

f.

ill

evil.

plight, distress. to be distressed.

to suffer ill;

From

{kukos, nueuv) stffering

4s,

-€5,

-, -,

ov, {kukos, irapOevos)

?naid.

of disposiiion, malicious-

bad ma7iners or

at.

ill,

dis-

tressed.

life.

ness.

,

ov, {kukos,

evil genius.

i),

-^5.,

3-€,

as Subst.

a bad judgment. speak ill of, rail

to

slanderous, abusive.

II.

having unhappy,

ill-fated,

,

{KaKoXoyos)

tion,

a being possessed by a demon, raving madness.

an

tbifi'

voiu.

derous.

evil genius, be like

Dor. form,

in mischief.

neighbour, or a neighbour in misery. ov,

(5)

ov, {kukos,

ov,

for

iSos,

,

es,

is,

for

-5, , {$,,

evil or unhappy Ilium. love of gain. From {kokos, making base gain.

($,

ordure, dung. aor. 1 inf. of

better divisim

Ep. for

,= , base

-€$, -8,

0p6os)

Hence

part, of

KaKKciovTCS, Ep.

ovv,

a slanderous word.

legged.

, €,() (5, ^, «-€5, ., , , . , . -. -, -. -€5, in Att. poets.]

-, {,

) . -, (, ) -, . . , -, -, 5, -, ) {, . £€, , —

Comp. of

ov, gen. ovos, irreg.

t

5 ', -$, €€,

KaKo-Opoos, ov, contr. speaking ill; \oyos

ill-ar-

,

6,

{kukos,

up)

having a

low-born father, of low descent.

(, , ', -, , ) f s,

rogue.

11.

and

{kukos, vivos) foul {kukoitoivs)

f.

to

loathsome.

do

ill,

tT&ns. to htirt, spoil, lay waste.

-, ,

From Tt07;/x<)

tSos,

unbecoming a

ill

doi?ig,

{kukos,

be

a

Hence

damage. doing

ill,

mischievous.

ov, {kukos, tt^t/ios) ill-fated.

'. ^ , ,., —

6-\«,

,

,

6,

—

6,

gen.

-€, , {,

with bad feel, weak in the feet.

-, -,

(,

irpayos) to he

ill-success, failure.

(,

ov, gen. ovos,

{, ) {, -, (, ) -, -, , (, ) -8, (, ) mischievous.

,

mischievousness.

of

doing

2. ill

evil-speaking.

II.

f.

to

speak evil:

speak evil of a person, abuse, revile him. ov, foul andfdthy. KA^KO'S, 6v, bad, ill, evil, bad in its kind, worth-

to

,

less: ugly, as opp. to

.

.

bad

2.

a bad beggar

:

chief, to be

at one's trade;

cowardly,faint-hearted;

ickedness,

suffering. ^, bad habits, maliciousness, wickedness.

(, ,(, ,

ov,

)

)

of

habits, mis-

ill

From

to be unforttinate.

f.

ii,

€

unfortunate.

(KaKovpyoi)

f.

an evil-doer

:

do evil or misdo evil to one, to

to

c. ace. to

harm : to ravage a country. Hence Ep. the character of an [], From evil-doer, wickedness, villafty. ov, Ep. doing ill, ktiavish, villanous : as Subst. an evil-doer,

damage,

ill-omened.

ill,

-, €,

badness, baseness, coward-

moral badness,

III. evil, distress,

chievous, malignant.

contrivance of ill, contrivance, unskilfulness.

ov,

, -, ,

worthlessness.

From

irrtpov) ill-omened.

KaKO-iTTcpos, ov,

telling

^

Hence

fare badly, fail in an enterprise.

evil,

ill off,

II.

:

343

()

,

ice, like

f.

17,

irovs)

:

hurt,

-•5

knave

(, *7)

-€05,

an offender, critninal. damaging, hurtful.

-, :

,,

to one,

,

doing harm

II.

, (, €)

to treat ill, wrong, f. 4. in a of low birth, mean, vile. Hence evil, wicked. 5. of things, bad, hurt, injure. ill-treatment, ill-conduct; evil, mischievous : of omens, unlucky, ill-boding : of II. as Subst. the devastation of a country. words, evil, abusive, foul. sounding ill, illevil, ill, mischief: also woe, distress, loss:

cf.

3.

,

moral sense, bad,

,

also vice, ill

,,. ,

bodily

to

irreg.

injury.

ill,

wickedness any one.

2.

moral sense,

in

to

epdeiv

;

Comp.

do

evil,

or

evil

III.

Degrees of Comparison

ov.

Sup.

,

ov

are also used as

Comp. and

IV, in Compos,

Sup. of

it

sometimes expresses the fault of excess, and so = ayav, Lat. ni7nis : but commonly it gives a collat. notion of hurtful, unlucky, = as in sometimes it marks defect of a property, as in sometimes it is used like the simple Adj., as

-, -,

) ) ) -, -, ^, ) ) ".

(, (, •$, (, (, -^) , (, , :;-5, (, -5, (, -€5, (, -5, (, for

ill-smelling,

ov,

to

ov,

mouthed.

ov,

rugged.

^

ov,

ther, ill

) ) )

composed.

ov,

of.

,

II.

act.,

,

ill-spread,

put toge-

inactive,

idle,

winds that

arts, be guilty

of mal-practices, act basely, Lat. mali-

ago.

to practise

bad

Hence

, the practice of bad arts, mal-practice, ov,

mal-practices, artful, wily.

)

ill-will

)(, )

II.

evil-minded,

thoughtless, heedless.

rejoicing in the

, , () -)

ills

with

malignantly blaming. mal-

, ,, €, . , , €, ^, ( , ,', , , () . , , , , . . () , . , , 5, -05, to

f.

:

treat badly, ill-use,

of things, to harm, destroy

trentsd, distressed, to suffer

—

Pass, to be

in pf. pass. part.

:

ill-

€inf.

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 imperat. of

Ep. for

6€,

Ep. for

,

using bad arts or

«-

3 sing. ind. 3 sing. impf. of

also for

the cactus, a prickly plant, to

damage, injure:

—

Pass.

behave badly, act basely; of soldiers, to mutiPass, to be reproached. II. to revile, reproach ny. aor. I inf. oi Ep. for luith difficulty, ill, badly : Adv. of

to

scarcely.

—

Comp.

Sup.

«, ,

ill-treatment

wearing out

:

:

a distressing,

damage, misfortune.

Ep. Comp. of

esp.fo}-gery, malversation.

-65, (, ()

(,

bear

ov, gen. ovoi,

f.

in idleness.

tiose

-, -5, (, ;

wear men out

f.

(,

of others, malicious.

of

evil-speaking foul-

€€, , ()

lazy.

ov, gen. ovoi,

ill,

thoughtlessness.

to be ill-disposed, to

malicious, malignant. ov,

devising

Ep. for

From

ill

-, , folly,

Ion.

From

or malice.

) )

disfigured, befouled.

a bad crop.

speak evil

Hence

-€,£7;,

treat

faint'

hearted, cowardly.

f.

es,

(, (,

ov,

of a bad, mean body.

ov,

,

scanty means, poor.

with bad legs.

fs,

is,

-,

-,

-: - -5,

-,

:

-5,

omened.

thoughtless, foolish.

:

but

:

,

.

,

:

cf.

a small basket. a basket, a wicker hand-basket.

Dim. of

Kakaivos

344 Lat. calathus.

a cooling-vessel, cooler

II.

—

also

:

.

:

summon:

to call,

I.

call on,

to

c. inf.

summon

blue

2. to call to one's house, to invite, do a thing. Lat. vocare ad coenam. 3. to call on or invoke the gods. 4. as law-term, in Act. of the judge,

topaz or chrysolite.

Tiva to cite, the plaintiff,

a kind of

to

ctip.

\$,

,

between ov, coloured like the KoiXaCvos, and green, of changeful hue. From , a precious stone of a greenish blue, the

, , ', 5,

() {$)

,

a kind of grasshopper. a reaper, mower.

ov, o,

, €, ,

generally, to

name

,

a stalk of reed or corn, Lat. calaII. stubble : mus, stipula : a fishing-rod. metaph. the residue, remnant, remains : of an old yiyvwcKeiv yi man, thou may'st still, I ween, perceive the stubble (i. e. the relics) of former strength. a cutting of stalks, reaping. From

:

—

II.

to

pf. pass.

;

call by named, receive a name ; and in to have been named, and so to be called freq. means simply to be ; as,

name ;

Pass., to be

pf.

the

(6

in Med. of sue at law, Lat. vocare to call by name, address by name,

before the court

nva

in jus. II.

an angler.

-, -,

summon

.

these are called (i.e

Tlfpawv

€,$.

of the Persians.

faithful counsellors

poet, for

\

are) the

of

inf.

Dor. and Att. for

(^) a

, , , ) , , , , () 5, , () 8, $, , ^ , ^, . , -, '$) -, (,) -, -8, -5, ) , -, ,. ; -, , .. , . ) . ^, . , , -, . ' ^:

{, () &-8, (, -3, (, ) ,

cutting stalks,

ov,

cabin, cot

reaping.

mowing

devouring

(payuv)

ov,

stalks,

,

opos,

,

a barn, granary

:

$, €.. , —

shrine for a statue. ados,

or cutting them.

carrying reeds

ov,

()

-, ,

Ion.

Pass.,

with

,

,

.

€$,

name

ov,

i5os,

Hence

mint.

Minty,

6,

metaph.

of a frog. made of reed or cane.

$.

kind of grasshopper.

of reed;

the

(v,

From

reed-flute.

to be

gaged with

, 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 11. generic term for any plant, which fishing-rod.

(),

neither bush

is,

-'-8,

nor tree (hivhpov).

($,

crowned

^/)

covered with reed.

ov,

a cock's wattles, Lat. palea

-,

crook,

shepherd's staff so as to drive back the cattle.

KdXceaKov, Ion. impf. of med.

its

,%, (6,

aor.

i

3

pi.

I

-5,

tiful eyelids

ov, 0,

,

:

post

f.

Ion. impf.

:

fut.

beautiful-sounding.

(«»-,

gen. vos,

(-, 5) (-,

€€, , (-, ov,

with rich

:

:

pf.

happy

have been used.

in marriage.

:

(-,

the nom. seems never

[i5]

(-,

ov, 0,

flowing with beau-

[]

.-5, , , -€8, , (-, €) yp€aos.

tiful eddies,

ov, with beautiful chariot.

pi.

impf.

(€) 3

Ep.

(for

Att.

—

aor. I

soil.

sweetly-tran-

yivos) bearer of a fair offspring, mother of beauteous things, the name by which Ceres was invoked in the Thesmophoria. yvvrj) with gen. aiKos, 6,

-5,

fut.

Att.

fioTpvs) with

quil.

:

aor.

Ion.

€:

—

i

with beautiful reeds.

aKos,

-, '.:&.(: ..(^- -,

Med.,

trais.

with beau-

)

or eyes.

ov,

to

med. imperat. of

pass, of

or

(-, (-,

ov,

beautiful wo?nen or maidens

o{

part, of

2 pi. aor.

Ep. aor. I of Dor. for Ep. and Dor. for

and Ep.

=

Subst., as

,

Dor. for

a

;

Adj. with

played

Ep. 3 sing. impf.

also

Ep. for

beautiful clusters.

thrown

:

compd. words, either gives the additional idea of beautiful to the simple word or is like a mere

ov,

17,

to

in

or

los, , a long Egyptian garment with a border of tassels or fringe. (Egyptian word.)

€

a place for horses

cock's tail.

on a reed.

OTTOS,

—

wallovAng

Hence

,=

;

is

med.

busy with a thing, to be constantly en-

it.

,

$, , (3)

sound as of a

a hut.

fut.

roll in after exercise.

afishing-rod.

Dim. of

a tvooden house, hut, : a wooden

a bird's nest

:

to lie rolling or

or canes.

, (6$,

crier.

the cultivated olive,

opp. to

f.

7;<,

high-flown phrases

wrought speeches.

Pass., fut. /77077(7/«, paullo-

elegant.

«s,

to

speak in fair

;

set terms, in

yo

high-

From

(-,

tnos) beautifully speaking,

:

-, , (-, L

-6€

€p€(t)

—

Upov) f. Ion. 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,

—

:

—

-, -, 5,

propitious.

^) {-, )

-|8,€«,(«-,

, -,

oVy

girdles.

ful hair or

-8,

beautiful

)

(-,

,,

with

with beautiof sheep, ivithfine wool.

mane :

^,

f.

beautifully-yoked.

(-, )

ov,

From

to offer auspiciously.

with beautiful or

with fine fruit,

ov,

-, -5) (-^$,

,

aiTOS or

beautiful horns.

-, -

,

(-,

, ,

in fine

K(pas) with

$, () (-, ) (-, )

Fatr-hill, a district near Troy.

-, , , and (-,

Dor.

(-,

rich

ov,

beautiful fillets or hair-bands.

Dor. -Kpdvos, ov, with a beautiful spring.

-€5,

(-, ^) -, -$, (-, ) ov,

,

shining.

gantly

— Med.

:

$,

beautiful-

to express a

give a fair

to

ov,

shaped.

name

,

(-, ) (-,

ov, poet, for

-vaos, ov,

to

ele-

;

neut. of

beautifully

-,

)

beautifully fiowing.

:

Cal-

-, , -, -, -€5,

—

(-,

ov,

-^,

KaXXi-irapOcvos, ov,

of,

nyfnphs.

, €, (()

)

-poos.

beautifully flowing. Adv. Sup. of

, ,

-05,

race-cojirse.

or excellence

ov,

, ,

=

in pi.,

:

vapeia)

€,

sandals.

II.

beautiful-

inf.

-8, -5, -••5, -5,

, -8,

.) ) . 5, ', €,(-, . -, ) -5, ( -, ov, beautifully

(-, -|8, (-,

ecus,

(-,

with beautiful bow.

) )

shining.

ov,

,

sounding.

-5, , (-, oyos, , ,

-5,

beautiful-

beautiful-

beautifu^blazing.

with beautiful

-$,

leaves.

places.

ov, Ep. for

(6$)

II.

beautiftd in the dance. ov, gen. ovos,

{os)

works

with beauti-

adorned with

riches.

beautiful city.

Comp.

of

5.

beauty.

,

beauty.

pi.

II,

beau-

beautiful works of wax.

;

,

beauty.

poet, for

($)

— Med.

oneself on a thing.

Att.

to beautify;

adorn

to

metaph.

oneself,

(, )

,

to

plume

to

make

face beautiful, to beautify, embellish, give a fair appearance to a thing Med. to adorn oneself, to pride oneself, glory in a thing absol. to make a disthe

play.

Hence

aor. 2 of

of beautiful rivers.

with beautiful

of or for beautiful dances:

gen. (os Att. ovs,

,

-irovos, ov, beautifully wrought. ov,

cities,

Ep. for

gloss, colour over

ov, with beautiful locks.

Ep. for

of

:

with beautiful

is,

f.

,

crowned

ov,

ov,

tiful

gen. «us, with beautiful elbow.

ov,

the first-

:

,

, , . , , -, ,

meed of valour.

craivned with beauteous towers. ov. Sup. of

with beautiful

ov, beautifully robed.

ov,

the prize of beauty the

others, exceed in beauty.

f.

ful leaves.

most beautifully. with a fine

prime of beauty

the

(-,

ovv,

, (5)

-«5,

among

with beautiful maidens or

(-,

ov,

beautifully

-, , (-, )

-poos, ov, contr.

a beauty, beautiftd object: in

Ep. aor. 2 of

pUepov)

-.

Ion. for

,

cheeked.

(-,

ov,

fiowing.

, () , , , «: €. € ) , , , , ) -,

of the nine Muses, the beautiful-voiced. rcai bos, , with beautiful children. vais, a beautiful child.

,

ov, with beautiful steeds or colis.

-(€$,

for

beautiful.

-•€, , (-, )

liijpe, first

(-, -)

beauteous towers.

ace. pi. of

also of Adv., 7fiore beautifidly.

poet.

',(/-,7/)

feet or ankles.

with glorious vicII. crotvjiing or ennobling the glory of victory. Comp. of used

tory, triumphant.

victory

thing

a thing.

, , -vlKos, ov,

)

(-,

ov, with beautiful metaph. of men, with beautiful face. with beauteous gates. ov, with beautiful towers, towering. ov^ built with

-, -, :

345

fruits of beauty, the offering of choicest beauty. with f. to be the most beautiful, be esteemed so: generally, to be the most beautiful

beautiful-haired. ov,

•3, -5, -5,

proiu, of ships

-poos, poet, for

auspicious sacrifices. fruit.

.

:

self,

making a

:

—

:

,

embellishment ; and an embellishing or adorning

display.

one-

—

-, , -05,

$,

:

:

KaXohiMaKaXos

346

,=

teacher

:

— '2.

metaph. to search in the depths of one's mind, to ponder deeply.

8,

of virtue.

, () , , . ) -, , , . , .€ $, -€, -, , , ), '2, , 8 $ $) 2,, «, $, ,

and good,

naXos

e.

i.

From

and goodness.

nobleness

ov,

afaOus, beautiful

avTos, , Calchas, the Greek Seer at Troy: properly the Searcher.

KA'AXH, ,

and good.

noble

wooden (^, while milking. do good. ($,

shoes,

cow

used to keep a

still

to

f.

,,

gen.

irovv,

(/caAos, ttovs)

with beautiful feet. 77,

,

beautiful, fair, Lat. pulcer;

like KaXos Alcibiades the fair ; to II. serving a good purpose, fair, beauty. (sub. harbour; ev good; a. fair 2. of sacrior in good time or place. III. morally beautiful, fices, good, auspicious. moral virtue, Lat. hogood, right, noble : Comp. nestum. IV. Degrees of Comparison V. Adv. «aov. Sup. , ov. but neut. is often used as Adv. by q. V.

, ,

$,

:

the murex, purple limpet, dye was obtained. iis, €1, Att. fut. of Dim. of a small cord or rope. Adv. oi beautifully, well; exfiv to be well off, fare well; c. gen., Tivos to be well off"for a thing. 2. =

from which

dry, seasoned wood.

TO,

:

—

or

'/

also

a purple

$ ;,

right well, altogether, entirely. 3. in answers, well said ! bravo ! Lat. euge : but also to decline an oifer, thank yon ! like Lat. benigne. gen.

0,

'.

sail

—a

ace.

Ep. and Ion,

:

rope, a cable;

to

a cable's end, i. e. to have the ship towed KaTUvai to let down a sounding-line also a

at

, ',

sail-rope, reef; proverb.,

-5, ,

letting out every reef,

i.

e.

)

('

—

they are

are using every effort.

,, -. () , , , , ). (8 , -, $ -5, , -5, (, -, , , , ()5() ^ ,€, . . . $, 5, {) , •€, ,, $ ^^ ^. , . ^ , ', ( , $ . , , <, . -, ,$, , . -, , . , :. , :

—

Poets, beautifully.

5,

$,

Ep. and Ion for

€,

Att. fut.

$, ,

KA'AniS,

a rope. med. of or

ace.

a

:

drawing water, a pitcher, urn: a drinkingan urn for drawing lots : an urn for the ashes

vessel for

cup

:

of the dead.

. Dim.

of

poet, for

with fiower-bjids.

aKos,

blushing, roseate,

vKos,

toilsome, troublesome, broken down, worn out.

II. pass,

cup or calyx of a

when

kv

€,

($)

Ep. for Ep. for

(€,

€,

made of

metal,

the

women's from their

so

called

TTOS,

\6,,,6\). Ad). o{

covered.

II.

€\•8,

wrapped round : enveloping. Ion.

the

-, ,

mantle or f.

aor.

veil

l

i],

;

From

,

:

— ;

to cover,

€-

who

.

Calypso, a nymph, lived in the island Ogygia, Ulysses on his way back

gen. -oos contr. -ovs,

daughter of Atlas,

((^)

(&)

£$,

/

,=

()

or better

€,.

crasis for

an oven, furnace, or kiln. , a furnace-woman.

search for the purple-fish

Hence

.€$.

, \ ($,

Ep. for Aeol. for

Ep. for

'/.

for

,,. for

-5,

part, of

aor.

staunchness in battle,

patience, endurance.

ov, Ep. for Ep. for

KA'MNfl,

to

-

one that works at a smith's bellows. pipeo

ods, dat. 01,

having covered with night yaia viv earth covered him. 2. to cover, conceal. II. to put 3. to cover with dishonour. over as a covering, throw over or around. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of

and concealed from Troy.

ov,

like

(From Hebr. Gamal.)

dat. of

a woman's

veil of darkness.

:

—

furnace;

veil.

[/fa]

toilsome.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

fut. of and , a camel the camels in an army.

ijpos,

a

like

2. weahardly earned:

is

aor. 2 inf. of

shape.

,

weari-

From

.

3 sing.

are

II. in pi.,

a vine-

labour.

that which

(s,

crasis for

the

toil, trouble,

II.

our hard-won earnings,

a flower-bud,

like

a covering, a hood

,

flower, a flower-bud ; fruit is setting.

stake,

a kind offish.

,

a grave.

2.

a pole,

[^

€5, 3$, , , ()

riness, distress.

crowned

,

.

for

From

wool.

KAMA'PA,

(«£,

,

ox

brittle

shaft of a spear. -, Lat. camera, atiy thing with a vaulted or arched covering, a covered carriage,

some.

(, )

,

ornaments,

made of

a rope-twister.

, as

II. the

a hut, cabin, cell. [i5] a small hut. dat. pi. o(

ov,

|,

before

oi,

,

or veil.

prop.

ov,

($,

,

Ep. for

inf.

fut. (, Ep. redupl. subj.

ill-fated.

(:

aor. 2 pf.

. ,^,(,( ,, () ,

; :

—

,

€$ or

($, .

part.

pf.

worn

ace.

weary,

intr. to be

:

out

tired, exhausted,

one is weary of fighting, rowing. 2. to feel troiible or annoyance ; I found no trouble in bending the bow. 3. to be worsted or beaten. 4. to be sick or harassed. Ep.

€€5 €($, or

who have finished

oi

those

defuncli,

(($

and

sick;

dead

dii vianes.

but,

:

are

trans, to

2. to

earn by toil; in aor. 2 nied., worked, tilled the island /or themselves. out,

by

oi

the

also

II.

bestow labour upon.

at, to

, ',

Lat.

their labours, the

of the dead, Lat.

spirits

work hard

and

ol

5.

the

((5

generally, to be afflicted, diitressed,

///,

to plash,

347

ring or clash, clang, of metal

to

f.

From

of water.

,

part.,

c.

:

.

. , () , . , . ^, , . , .

-

;

=

f.

€ 6 , , () - , , ,.. . ,

work they

().

a sharp, ringing sound, esp. ring or clash of metal; also of the tramp of mules the gnashing of teeth the shrill sound of flutes. Hence Adv. with a sharp, ringing noise. es, making a sharp, ringing noise : of water, plashing. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I ot Ep. 3 sing, impf of

the

,

vos,

a

Median garment with

sleeves, also

(Median word.)

Ion,

Att. contr.

a basket of reed or catie, a wicker basket : a breadbending, winding, as of basket, Lat. canistrum, used esp. for carrying the a river. II. the turning in a race-course, turningsacred barley (ovXa'i) at sacrifices. post : metaph., ayeiv to bring a Kaveiv, aor. 2 inf. of Is speech to its middle or turning-point. III. a rarer form of [] in Music, turns, tricks, quavers. Dor. for aor. 2 inf. of f. bent, turning, double. to carry the sacred basket in , ov, rjpos, 0, a bend, an angle. From II. the procession. turning-point in a race-course. ov, carrying a basket crasis for

,

, ', (€ :

,5,

^

{)

—

fut.

aor.

—

l

, 8 ,

(:

Pass., aor.

-5, (, )

:

Athens a maiden

the Basket-bearer, in

I to bend, bow: I. yuvv and esp., yovvara to bend the knees so as to sit down and rest, to take rest. 2. bend the knee in prayer. to bend 3. yuvv the knee in running, to rtin. II. to bend, turn, guide anything. 2. absol. to turn round a point;

who carried on her head a basket containing the sacred things in processions at the feasts of Demeter,

double a headland; metaph., to turn the middle point of life, i. e. to draw near lo

boat.

:

( to

;

6-

to

.

the bay

skirt

:

, () ^, , . . its

close

move by

cf.

;

Lzt.fiecto, to bend, relent : generally, to

III. like

make

entreaties, soften,

bent, curved,

ov,

aor.

-, 5, €€,

Ep.

, ,

$) bending

, , ,

,,

fut. inf.

fcus, J7,

().

, , , :

crasis for

—

tv,

Ep. for

and

before

wicker carriage

in.

v, as

or

, ()

for

,

:

:

'52,

even

if.

body of a

(Formed from the sound.)

, () II.

a wicker basket, Lat. cani-

$.

an earthen

&-6$, Dor.

for

or knot resembling a beetle,

,,

Lat. clitellae, a pack'saddle, or

, ,() , ,

a large sort of ass for carrying bur-

KA'NNA

vessel, dish.

=

,

a pack-ass.

$, , a reed or cane, Lat. hence anything made of reeds, a reed-mat, a

:

or

reed-fence.

,

hempen, made of hemp.

ov,

KA'NNA'BI2, ,

€5, ,— tow.

€$. . , () ,

better

^.

poet, for

,)

Att. contr. of

,

of

or

inf.

:

in

ovos, 0,

($

made

:

of

«.

rule: also a ruler.

of

,

Egypt, notorious for

bar

for

ruler.

Kctvovis, idos,

fut.

anything

II.

Ep. for

Kaveiv, aor. 2

From

gen. ws, ace. iSa, also gen.

— hemp, Lat. cannabis.

a cane or wicker carriage, word, of which the Greek Zealot, is a translation not to be confounded with Xavavaios, a Canaanite. f. ^, to make a gurgling sound with

strum.

a sort of drinking-

a kind of Naxian

the large panniers of a pack-saddle.

it,

if,

«

the

ov, 6, Syriac

water.

mark

IV.

, ., , ., , , , , .. of

^, (, , and

also for

II.

III.

on the tongue of the Egyptian god Apis.

ojvos,

inf.

a bending, curving.

aor. 2 part, of

, 5,

Lat. cantharus, a kind of beetle,

(3,

Egypt.

in

cup, Lat. cantharus.

canna

the foot, swift-runfiing.

crasis for

,

gen.

[] and

pass. part,

of

'~'05,

worshipped

dens, a pack-ass.

bend, humble.

,

Bacchus, and Athena.

its

(,

Canobus, a town in Lower

luxury.

Homer, Kavoves

any straight rod or

are two rods running across

the hollow of the shield, through which the

arm was

:

:

;—

348 by.

it

() ().

balance

:

keys or stops of a flute.

pi. the

II.

..

Canon

tice are called the

,

see

, {, , , crasis for

Ep. for

-ir,

Trediov.

by

,

for (XKairfTos)

a

, $ , —

bellum cauponari

palm

to

to hawk about, higgle make a trade of war, Ennius*

also, to

,($)

adulterate, give out as like

of

-, 5,(.) $, tricks.

Lat. copa.

, {) , tavern-keeper.

,, by

:

II. a cheat, rogue, knave. km. a measure containing two

-

crasis for

,

,

VlKfS.

, {)

a smoke-hole, chimney. f. Att. to cause smoke: to make or light a fire. II. /o smoke, blacken with smoke. Hence

Ep. 3 Ion.

, -,

smoke-receiver

:

'2,,

smoke

to

6,

:

incense.

-, , ($, pi.

aor. I of

hole in the ceiling or roof for the

,

—

(,

. . , .

elSos)

generally, dark, dusky.

Kdiros,

.

for

Dor. for

,

TO, v. sub K.

|,

to

2. act.

, ,

like

,

for

, as

the hair a'iorf I

II. also for

,

gen. Kapos,

pi.

,,

Kap€s

times despised as mercenaries (V

for

of the head, akin to value him but at a hairs

:

:

—

head, as in

a Carian, in

later

Proverb., kv Kapi or

Kapl Kivdvvevdv to make the risk on a Carian, experimentum facere in corpore vili Fem.

—

Kafipa.

KA'PA"

Ion.

[],

,

5.

indecl. the

head: gene-

head, top, siwimit of anything the brim of Lat. caput, to express it is used, like :

€\•,

cup for used by a person, as Hom. only in nom. and ace sing. later, the defecIn -g, tive cases were supplied, viz. Ep. we find lengthd. forms of gen. and dat. :

:

—

$ . {, ) ,-, $,

;

with

the face of a crab.

KA'PA"B02, , a

-,

kind of beetle, the stag-beetle, Lat. a prickly kind of crab. watch with f. outstretched head, watch eagerly or expectantly. fjpos, , touching the head, beheading.

, (, ()

scarabaeus.

.

II.

. , {)

{)

Dor. and Att. for a head, chieftain,

{) -8, {, (() from f.

like

chief.

Hence ac-

complish, achieve, complete.

, , ; . ',

smoke, smoky

f. to favour the Cappadocians. II. play the Cappadocian, i. e. play the rogue. From okos, , a Cappadocian. Ep. for aor. 2 of

-,

dry-

see

before

kv Kapbs

bk

,

smoke, Lat. fumus. Hence f. to turn into smoke Pass, to be burned into smoke, burnt to ashes.

Dor.

,

Kapos,

.) , , 5, ,,

a smoke-offering

pass through.

es,

swallow to gasp

ov,

, {6$)

, , -

;

head-\on^.

a

a retail-dealer, petty trades-

huckster, higgler, Lat. caupo, opp. to

esp.

I

rally, the

of

fern,

,

man,

a petty trader: to play ro-

€€

Adv.,

tricky, knavish.

guish

Ep. for

Lat.

off.

i],

pf. part.

dry, dried.

better

metaph.

:

Ep.

quick,

metaph. of sound, loud and

II.

Ep. aor.

be a retail-dealer,

to

eat

II.

,

ditch, trench,

\5,

, (•$)

killing wild boars. :

:—to

KeK&cpws

gulp down.

next.

'

\€(

genuine,

and

worth.

f.

II.

the wild-boar.

aor. I

:

ing, parching.

From

drive a petty trade ;

fut.

grave: generally, a hole. 17, a crib, manger. TO, the shop of a a tavern, Lat.

6,

to

clear, distinct.

then,

Lit. fossa: a vault,

caupona.

APER,

{, *()

Lat.

ov,

for

for

as

(€, and

crasis for

,

KaireTOs,

-, ', €$, ,

or

(, )

lewd or lecherous. a wild boar.

to be

poet, for

for breath.

before

of a horse, marked

a wild boar.

as Adj. like

greedily,

!£.

, ,

(,

€ {) ( , , . -, «/. , , , ', ;

or canonical scriptures.

aor. 2 part, of

:

poet, for

($, '05, ,

—

, $, ,

ov,

of.

:

05, ,

me-

norma, a rule or standard of excellence: so, the old Greek authors were called rules or models of excellence, classics; and the books received by the Church as the rule offaith and practaph. like Lat.

in

-, ,, {)

2. a rod used in weaving ; by which the threads of the woof with a were passed between the threads of the warp catch fire. 3- a carpenter's rule : metaph. a rule or ray of light. 4. the beam or tongue of the

passed, to hold

the shuttle or quill

level

'. -, '.)

—

:

ov,

with the bead cut

5, , &, , {)

beheaded.

2.

—

barozis.

off^

ibe head.

cui

ouilandish, foreign, bar-

(Foreign word.)

KAPBA'TINAI

or

al,

shoes of un-

dressed leather, brogues, mocassins. f.

Att.

be like cress;

sharp OT pungent; why chatter so much about cress (i. e. about nothing)? a kind of cress, Lat. nastur-

metzph.

to look

,

— . ,, ,

—

:

, $,

tium

:

like

mustard

cress,

also the seed,

i.

e.

:

whieh was eaten by the Persians

— metaph.

look

to

to look sharp and bitter. Ion.

poet,

the heart, Lat. cor

Kapbias

;

, {)

'»',

like Lat.

-, (, •') -$, (, )

hence.

II.

fruit

ex

turn.

the stomach.

of the heart or stomach

ov, o,

ov,

€, , ',

of a victim at a

to

hnower

gnawing the heart. draw the heart out

sacrifice.

, , ,,

€, ,

.,

a kneading-trough, any trough. dat. pi. of Ion. and Ep. for the head. Ep. gen. and dat. of Ion.

-, ,

.

heaviness in the head

top•

:

From

heaviness.

to be

heavy in the head, top-

From

heavy.

II.

(6$) to pluck or gather

Att.

enjoy the fruits of, reap the reto make fruitful, fertilise.

ov, (Kapnas)

bearing fruit, fruitful.

ov,

, ($,

ojv,

)$

arms, armlets.

, ($,

-iroios,

a fine

to

, -€€8, (, ^)

'2, '5,

,

(Eastern word.)

/xos)

producing chains for

producing fruit.

Kapnbs

o,/r7/iV,•

corn, but also of wine oi the fruits of the earth, corn. II. metaph. the fruits, produce, returns, profit of thing.

-, (, () ) -5, -5, ) ^, , -, -, )) ,

arm and

the Joint of the

hand, the

wrist, Lat. carpus.

bringing fruit

is,

perfection

:

to

fruitful, prolific.

($, bearing ($, -^) ($, From ($,

-TOKos, ov,

ov,

to

f.

,,

ov,

fruit.

eating fruit. spoiling fruit.

ov,

-, -€5,(, $) 6$, f.

,

pi.

349

;

II.

From

,

— Med.

the wrists or

the cover of a kneading-trough.

a muzzle.

:

fruit.

of hearts.

-€, (, ')

with heterog.

in Spain, Lat. carbasus.

, -,

,

dyspeptic.

11.

grown

f.

animo, to speak from the heart.

,

5$, ,

;

bear fruit.

fruit-bearing.

heavy in the head. olkos, q, (Kapnos, a watcher of or better oi, with fruit, [v] hair on the head, long-haired, of the Achaians, opp. (Kapnos) to bear fruit: later to offer f. to the Abantes, who wore their hair only at the back fruit. II. Med. to gather fruit or reap of the head, and so were called crops from land: to exhaust, plunder. 2. to enjoy is Ep. part. pi. of but there is no the interest of money to reap the fruits of, enjoy is,

,. . , ,— ]

-^ '€5.

€5

;

Verb

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

,

mostly

in pi.

, , -€$, II.

the head;

.

:

,

, ()

,

,

&,

$,

KAPKI'NOS,

,

,

with heterog. pi. a crab, Lat. cancer : also Cancer, the Crab, as a sign in the zodiac. II. a pair of tongs, [t] with pi. Adj. crab's claws for hands. 0,

(, €)

-€€8, ,

,

A

A'PNEI or Kapvea, a festival held in honour of Apollo Kapveios by the Spartans, during nine days of the Attic month Metageitnion, hence called KapVHos

.

5, 5.

, $,\$, (, 6$.

Kapos, Dor. for 17, an island between Crete and Rhodes,

called in

Homer 17,

rapid.

Adv.

a mimic dance of the Thessalians. ov, Lat. carpo) tearing, swift, rapidly.

.

, ()

aros,

()many

head so metaph. a mountain-top, peak, crest also of a town, the citadel. Ep. gen. and dat. of is, (KapiKos, epyov) of Carian work. KdpiKOs, , a Carian: kind oi funeral song, a wail or dirge. KAPI'5, gen. or j). Dor. also Kovpis or a shrimp or prawn, Lat. squilla. [a] to ring or quake, of the earth. (Formed from the sound.)

of cattle. of a hill

, 5, ,

:

a thing.

€a;s,

,

()

, () €€, (^)

of: use, profit.

Ep. for

Adv.

TO

Prep, to

much, Lat. valde

very, very

much

very

indeed, really

and

truly.

paendure manfully. 3. with a hold out or bear up against a thing. 4. 17^0;,

f.

tient.

fruit : produce, profit. a reaping the fruit

to be steadfast or

2. c. ace. to

$. , €-5,

€5,

with part,

to persevere, persist in

€«,

,

Hence

doing.

a bearing

patiently, patience,

endurance.

,= ,

KaprepiKos,

, (€$) enduring, (($, :)

€08, , , ($) — ($,

patient.

stout-hearted.

ov,

-

strong, staunch,

€$

brave, mostly of persons, but also of things opKOS a binding €pya valiant deeds ;

2. of places, strong, master of a thing, lord of

oath.

,.

;

in a military sense.

3.

master of oneself; IL steadfast, patient, constant : also obstinate. Besides the regul. Comp, and Sup., the forms most in use are

€-€,

, ,

(€05,

hand. KaprcpcuS, Adv. of to sleep sound. ov, Ep. for

5,

(6$,

,

4.

()

strongly:

$.

strong

of

($

;

KapTos—

350

5,

6,

,. (OS,

,

5,

Ep. and Ion. for

strength,

strengthen; aor. I med., for cpoAayyas they strengthened their ranks

armed

they strengthened or

Xfipas hands.

€5,

{)

their

:

KA'5I2,

or

los,

J7

€€5, 2205, ,

vocat.

:

(

num ;

the Cassiterides or tin-islands.

Att. KaTTtTcpos, 6, tin, Lat. stan-

-,

Att.

the

women of Caryae Caryatides are

in Architecture,

II.

a plating of tin.

aros, to, anything stitched or

sewed, the sole of a shoe or sandal

22'

,

ov, of the colour

blood-red.

of

^ -, [, $) , , {). .

make a

to

f.

Dor. for

the nut;

the chestnut

.

,,

.

thefilberd.

who goes

one

()[) , 03, $ {) ,

dry, parched

of sound,

:

hollow.

a dry blade of grass. , , or, of dry straw. built of dry straw. [r], ov, o, any dry particle, a dry €os, TO, stalk or chip, Lat. palea : dry twigs, straws, bits of

,

()

. , ,()

wool, such as birds make chaff, Lat. quisquiliae.

mon were

2. the

dry

in pi. husks,

:

make dry

or withered:

—

Pass.

away.

«05, ,

-, )-$ 5, () ov,

, , , ,

ihirst, Virgil's siti asper.

or

with sharp Jagged ov,

uvos,

,

6,

,

jagged:

sharp-pointed

generally, sharp, biting.

and

(,

,

ohovTOS,

teeih.

in throat with

rough

, Carthage: , , Carthaginian.

, ov,

a drinking-cup or goblet narrower II. the middle than at top and bottom. (Deriv. uncertain.) masthead of a ship. Ep. 3 sing. aor. l of Dor. for

.

in the

,,

.

.

xas, by crasis for

,

f.

(Is

or

ados,

Kaads

to abuse in harlot's language.

,

a harlot, strumpet.

or

,,a

or housing, a carpet or skin to

"2

sit

horse's caparison

(Akin to

tipon.

Kojs, Kujas.)

-, -5,

inferior

Ion.

-, ,

cassia,

an Arabian

kind of cinnamon. a sister : fem. of

'$, ,

,

,

($,

^)

any blood-relation, a nephew or

, , . ,

spice,

an

'•8.

niece.

ov, brotherly, sisterly.

a warlike air for the liute, mostly used

€8, ()

famous Laconian breed

a

reared by Castor

first

$.

Ep. for

:

also

-

pres. part. fem.

^, ., , , , ', '5,

brother: II.

. Castor,

son of Zeus (or Tyndarus)

and Leda, brother of Pollux. opos,

,

the beaver.

Ep. for

,a

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of

From

brothel.

$, , =

a harlot.

Prep, with gen. and ace.

$

NiT.

I.

II.

A. ge-

from above, down down upon; eyes down upon the

denoting motion down towards,

to fix the it went down to of a dart, Tivos to shoot at one so, To^evfiv the ground (because the arrow falls down upon its mark) iraUiv

ground

;

'^$

—

;

Tivos to strike at one

swear upon a thing.

tlvos to

;

III.

against, in opposition

,

tivos, Lat. oratio in aliquem, a speech Xoyos Lat. adversus but, Trpas agaifist one accused aliquem, a speech in answer to an opponent. I. of motion downwards, B. Accus.: 2. of motion or extension, down the stream.

to;

;

, « $« ,

.

throughout, artiong, at, about, over, as throughout, all along : also of Place, tipon, 3. generally, of by land and Place, as, 7171' II. distributively, of a whole divided into sea.

over,

:

parts

es.

From

3$, 5,

-

of or for Castor ;

ov,

of hounds, said to be

of cinna- from.

sticks

also called f.

to wiiher

their nests of

II.

[]

a plot,

(.

crasis for

opos,

Dor. for ov,

sew together.

of

a nutshell.

to sea in

by

ai,

walnut;

the

.

;

to stitch,

to concoct,

e.

i.

in Sparta.

rich savoury sauce.

|, KA'PTON,

Att.

to stitch up,

605, $,

generally, a lea-

:

From

ther sole or shoe.

female figures used as bearing shafts, [a] , a rich Lydian sauce made of blood and metaph. rich spice, [] Hence KapviKivos,

a brother or

:

[a]

, , , () , €$ -(, , (, ) ouv, at,

Laconia.

in

;

'. sister,

Hence

vigour, courage.

:

:

$

;

by tribes and clans;

«'

kviavTuv of time, oKiyovs few at a year by year; and of numbers, III. of object or purpose, time. to to sail on a business; by themselves

«'

mind;

so,

'

according

— then

one's

as Adj.

terms agreed upon.

;

«'

\(

IV. of fitness, ac-

according to

;

after our liking;

to the capacity of a

« ^^

naturally

power

so,

(

rove in search of booty. cording to, answering to one's

;

all

;

2.

man

to the best of

according

to the

'$

in relation to, concerning;

that belongs to

war

;

— as

(

you;

as concerns

far

—

.-,

way;

in this

same way.

V, of num^Tca about 600 bers, nearly, aboiit ; VI. of Time, throughout, during, in the years. in the course of the course of; about the time of Amasis oi war those that Hve about our time, our contemVII. the Comp. is followed by poraries. , when the qualities of things are compared greater than is suited to man, too great greater than to call for man in the

:

:

:

351

)

— Med.

a place and leave there tion, ground, found.

to lay as

a founda-

, (). , $. ( . |, -^, . , . , -, . .-. , . , , -, . . , -, , -, --: , , , -, - ^ . , () .,() -, . () -, , -, , -, -:^,-;^ -, - )

'5 "

-€, ,,(, (, $)

..

'

;

too great to weep for. follows Position when

($,

,

2.

way down, a

scending.

;

case,

it

As Adv., like ,do^vnwards,from above, down. I. downwards, down, as in In compos. II. over against, in answer to, as in

-

--^.

the simple word, as in as a Prep, was shortened by Poets into before before before before before or before before or sometimes changes into In compd. Verbs,

,

,

,

, as

[y3d]

pf.

name

fut.

Pass., aor.

for

(€,

imperat. (for

-

aor.

:

i

-ۥ, {.-, , -05, , ,

med.

Ep. imperat.

to

go down

;

e. g.

in

speaking.

the horse

II.

is

to a thing,

rarely in Pass.,

dismounted from.

Pass,

{,

fut.

sing.

pf.

:

pass,

aor. 2

:

Ion.

:

c.

2.

periodical attack of illness, f.

flocks

upon

a place

—

:

to cry

gen.

a laying down a paying down. a fit.

— Med.

to feed

ov, with

long flowing

f.

, -

II.

:

and

:

—

to

to

feed

upon.

locks.

against one, deprive

to decide

Pass,

a foun3. a

be

U7ifairly

cast

Pass., aor. I

, , . -;, )

—

to

f.

:

wet through, drench. to

throw down, cast down, overthrow, lay low; (Is to throw on the knee, of wrestling to let fall, drop down: also to lay or put down. 2. to strike down, and so to slay. 3. to bring or carry down, esp. to the sea. 4. to put down, pay down : hence to pay off, discharge. 5 to put down into

tveighed

down

:

—

—

Hence

,

metaph.

.

to bleat aloud.

a cry or outcry against one 17, a crying out against.

one of one's right a suit.

Ep. 3

aor. 2

likely to throw off.

:

dation, beginning.

to

:

bring

«ois,

arrive at,

':%

to

mismanage.

-, -, (, ) -5, , -€, -, --:

to be full

of Bacchic frenzy.

,

to eat

damage.

to

Dep.

ace. to outcry, silence.

€ -, ) -, €^ --, , -- come

to treat carelessly,

fut.

;

to

—

or through, pass through.

ijs,

-

:

:

down, cry out against, exclaim against, c.

—

:

life.

f.

:

metaph.

aor. 2

aor. 2

:

an end, pass

-, , , () €-

:

to

4.

Causal o(

pf.

:

of

go or come down, Lat. descendere c. gen. to go down from; to come down from a chariot c. ace. to go down to; she came down to her chamber but also, to come down the ladder and absol. to come down stairs. 2. to go down to the sea. 3. to go down into the arena, to fight, contend.

:

I

f.

aor. 2

subj.

Ep. 3 sing.

-,

go down, bring down.

tnake to

which separates Egypt and Libya.

aor. 2 opt. of

:

to

f.

going down : below,

f.

Att.

f.

life to

a descend the

pi.

of

fi:t.

aor. 2 imperat. of

,

med.

2 sing. aor. i

f.

down-stairs, opp. to

, €

Ep. for

, .

then.

Adv.

I

subj.

aor. 2 inf of

up, devour.

(, and

for

Ep.

pi. aor. 2

I

imperat. of

.

Ion. for

K
(,

Ep. for

Ep. for

,—

,

, €., , ' €, the steep slope

€€,

III.

as in

08,

of bark or bay at, tivos. Dep. to affirm positively. pf. pass. part, of to

of

against, in hostile sense, IV. often only to strengthen

Lat. occino.

sing. aor. 2 imperat.

,

writ-

is

:

,

Att. for

[], 3 f.

its

going down, dedescent: the entrance

a cave.

-05,

to

tears,

ten

or into.

weigh down,

to

aor. 2 part, of

;

for

down

to dip

overload.

;

;

f.

f.

[t],

—

f.

outweigh.

[],

f.

cf.

Att.

f.

gulp down.

,

to be heavily laden,

[]

I

gulp or swallow down:

:

weigh or press down:

II. intr.

6y a thing. aor.

to

in

opt.

to

, (,

to

to bite in pieces, eat up.

. , -, ) , . —

—

—

—

352

fut.

(,

-8

of

-€05,

(,

ov,

-,

(^)

,

KaTayycXcus, <«, clare

;

a proclaimer. announce, proclaim, de-

-(.

f.

KaTayyeWeiv

-65, -€5,

to declare

.

-, (, -,

\.

2.

Hence

to denounce, disclose, betray.

denounced, betrayed.

ov,

,

-, -,

posed town,

yeXaw) Comic name of

[]

f.

, -, ( -^, , -, -, Pass,, aor.

KaTiy^Xaae^

I

laugh at: absol.

to

$,

a sup-

From io

laugh scornftdly, mock.

(, y(\s)

6,

ery: also abstirdity.

ridicule,

mock-

a^yv. aor. -ycyrjpaKa — grow

-yp

or -eyqpdva

pf.

:

or

-

I

:

to

:

old,

pass one's old age, Lat. senesco; 3 sing. impf. fyqpa (from or aor. 2 (as if from a Verb in

,

aayp),

of.

yp)

the kernel

:

(,

:

to take oul

stay or reside

to

also to busy oneself about a thing.

:

-yvoa

remark, observe, discover,

:

esp.

-

—

aayvfs

3. to

:

:

aayyv€v aayyv€v decide a -^. Ion. aay.

'

;

rivbs

pass sentence of death on one, Lat. damnare aliquem mortis; to adjudge or

-. suit.

ay,

-, -, , -[, -^, : (,

down.

Ion.

for

, -, ,

one.

Att.

f.

yXwTTa):

—

11. to

III.

-,

carry

KaTayiy-.

yat.

pf. pass.

a

KaTcyXwT-

wanton,

one down,

, wanton , (ay) a

silence

,

Hence

to

wool spun out

bend down.

aayyv. of aayyv.

aor. 2 part,

to to

to exercise constantly,

—

KaTrjyayov to lead or carry down, Lat. deducere: to lead or carry to a place, esp. to the sea-coast. 2. to bring down from the high sea to land: Pass, to come to land, opp. to (to put out to sea). 3. to draw out, spin. 4. to bring down, lower. II, to bring back, esp. aor. 2

:

, ,

-

—

yea

Hence

from banishment, to recall, restore. , a bringing down.

II. a putting a landing-place: a resting-place, lodging-place. a place to lodge in, rest-

hence

2.

-, -, -. 3.

, («»)

-,

ing-place, inn.

Att.

fut.

Dep.

to

struggle against, prevail against. Pass, to devour.

f.

fut.

to bite in pieces.

better divisim,

, . -, , -, , ($ ,-, , -, , () ^..shedding

tears.

absol. to

weep

f.

aor.

:

subdue

to

:

bewail or lament bitterly:

to

f.

bitterly.

med.

inf,

I

utterly.

=

to squander,

-,

:

also,

to

rend

in

waste utterly.

in pieces, devour.

by poet, metath.

aor. 2

same

sense, aor. 2

poet. sub],

(-

pass.

part.

:

to

Med.

f.

:

a

to divide

among

themselves.

«s,

-

thing, lacking of:

€€(5,

wanting or failitig in somehence poor, needy ; Comp.

- -4€-4€

weaker, inferior, see

-€, -^,

f,

is

:

wanting

aor.

very much, be in great terror

aor. 2 opt. of

:

II,

to catch, overtake.

impers. there

kiss.

piece or flock of wool. f.

tongues

licentious

him.

letters.

sleep soundly, fall asleep.

use the tongue or speak against

to talk

aTos,

:

for

to kiss by joining

taeyX^vov

song.

forms

'!],

fut.

;

strengthd. for

f.

€$

later

-, , &-^, -, -^

From

to register, enroll.

:

f.

lead or

to

to cheat,

:

or scratch deeply

with

to pai:.!: over, fill

f.

bring back.

II. to

mark

to

f

down

unfavour-

to denounce. engraved, embroidered.

ov,

- -^, —

give judgment or sen-

to

for

-, ,

—

-

to enchant, bewitch

- -, -€, -^, , -, ,

KaTiyvav with a view to findaor. 2

ing fault. 2. to lay something to one's charge, c. gen. pers. et ace. rei, as, KaTayiyvwoK€iv tivos to lay a charge of cowardice against him Pass., being thought or si^s^

pected to be doing, tence against a person

, ,

f.

f.

:

condejnnation.

II.

a ship into harbour, landing.

old, Lat. senesco.

-y(V'oa

f.

to

grow

yiyapTOv) f. metaph, for stuprare. f.

at

to

:

-€, 5,

part.

aeya

Ion.

(aayyv) an

,

(ojs,

f.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of f.

5, -€,

able opifiion.

f.

:

—

~y(y€aat

pf.

,

::

to break weaken. II. KaTedya, to be broken ; to have the head

in pf. act.

€dy(vai or KaTayrjvai broken.

write

KaTcytXaffa

aor. I

:

°.

and

in Pass.,

engrave:

ov, ridiculous.

aeyv

I

KaTtdya

\_], inf. in pieces, shatter, shiver: to break,

impose upon.

Att. for KaTayaios.

aor.

;

(in pass, sense)

pf.

:

aor. 2 pass,

yaios) under-

ground, subterraneous. II, on the ground; Karayaioi birds that run instead of flying, ostriches.

^^. -,

Kara^as

—

:

fut.

cover over with hides.

to

Ion. fut. of

Att.

—

:

Ion.

:

see

:

—

to

fear

of.

and aor. I f. shew clearly, point out, make known shew how in do : to establish, prove.

-€€£

c. inf. to

-,

I

:

to

:

—

€, -<,,

[]

f.

-(,

f.

-<,, much :

sense pass.

to

:

shew signs of/ear or

of

inf.

I

Dep.

to

want

or need

and in same look down, to look

aor. 2 act.

Dep.

:

-68, -€, ,,

to

:

«,

a tie ox band: a magic knot, love-knot. aor. I to wet through

-( -, -( -, f.

to water.

bind

imprison.

3.

-(

to tie

to

Dep.

:

ad-

to receive,

:

home again.

back, take

f.

down, shut up,

close, check.

-€,

:

€,

need.

^$, ((€$ €€ is

€

-5, , {, $) -€, ov, very plain or manifest.

-, , f.

-,

-, -, -^, f.

to con-

fut.

-,

to reconcile

of rivers,

flow or

intr., to

into.

f.

'.

:

to

sentence upon, rivos

=

—

in intrans. sense.

-, -,

a going down under a setting : generally, a descent. to put quite to the blush, esp. by

fa»s,

:

of the

stars,

-

earnest intreaty.

and

, aor. 2

:

aor.

fut.

Lat. mergere

fut.

:

Pass., aor.

give judgment absol. to

:

pf,

against, pass

condemn

— Med.

agaimt another, procure

to

his con-

demnation : Pass., judgment given against him.

one

,

judgment given against a fine. []

who has

:

aor. i

Causal, in pres.

I.

:

—

make

to

II. intrans. in pres. act.

to

-

go down

2,

,

with

into, to steal or creep

(€ -^

and

in

set,

of

pf plqpf. act., go under water, sink,

with aor. :

, to sink,

sink or disable a

to

;

7. to

%\snset.

: to get into the get under, i. e. put on

into

- -€, . , -^. ,',

midst of; arms.

to

keep hidden,

3. to

Ion.

:

lie hid.

f

rarely

:

:

—

sing to, to charm by singing, Lat. occinere : absol. II. to deafen by singing. to sing a spell, charm.

to

to accept presents or bribes.

f.

Ion. for

€($ -, (, ) -5, (, ) -, -, ,

get sentence given

:

to exercise lordship or sove-

the sun;

again.

empty themselves

,

f.

reignty over, overpower, oppress.

med.

to decide as arbitrator against,

give arbitration against, rivos. Att.

From

or rending.

to tear in pieces, rend.

aor. 2 inf. of

, -, - -, -(€ — ' €\

publicly.

f.

to

-,

f.

ship.

Adv. of /caraScT^s, in defect: Comp, to be very ill off.

sume

. -, « . $, 5, () 5, , a tearing

:

to want, lack, need, be (), f. lacking in a thing, esp. of numbers impers.

there

in-

wasted by a raid.

ov, overrun,

water

( bind on or to, bind fast 2. to put in bonds, for oneself. II. metaph. to convict of a crime.

(A),

to

an overrunning,

Hence

aor. 2 part, of

f.

2. to receive

Med.

353

to strip off.

f.

road, raid.

to intreat earnestly, Lat. deprecari.

down upon.

mit.

:

,

Ion. aor.

very

^'^. -, -, , () :

:

. , -, , -, , €( -€,

-€, cowardice.

— —

—

-€€8, pf

part. pass,

clad, covered.

€", €,

doivn,

hanging down.

-

impf. of

pi.

3

Epic

3

sing.

(.

-€,

. :of

clothed,

part. pass, oi

II. pf.

poet, for

aor.

let

med. of

i

impf.

:

(, ,-, ) , -: -5€ ^, ,, . -, ^, -, . -, -(, -(\. €, , 8, -, -, -, , -, , {, 5) -€, €, , () , -, one,

condemnation, sentence

:

condemned. pursue closely.

ov,

or

f.

to

-^,

to the

pose

:

f, to suppose a thing against or prejudice of another, to suspect : to think, supalso in aor. l part. pass, being sus-

pected.

to clothe, cover, overspread. :

:

—

Ion. to

aor.

make

i

:

quite dry,

parch up.

- .

to live one's life out.

inf.

together, yoke

:

—

and

-,

Pass, to be

—

f.

to tie or

yoke

bound fast, straitened :

to

be imprisoned.

also as Dep.,

fut.

=

f.

to

3 sing. Ion. aor.

reduce to slavery, enslave:

with fut. and aor. i med. pf pass. Hence ecus, , a reducing to slavery, en-

and

to

-, f

I

of to

gird fast

:

Med.

gird oneself

aor. 2 inf of

to bury, inter.

f.

. , .. . , .

slaving.

with a heavy sound. the Cataracts of the Nile also the parts of Ethiopia in which they are called by Cicero Catadupa as neut. pi. to fall

f.

,

:

a receiving, admitting. aor. 2 subj. pass, oi aor. 2 inf. of

17,

—

to

embolden or encourage against

Pass, to take courage, behave boldly, [v] f.

[d],

Dep.

to

look

down

upon, watch from above, observe. aor. 2 inf. oi 2 sing. aor. 2 opt.

Ep. for

med. of

aor. 2 subj.

med. oi

, . , ,

—

—

354

.

-,

for

, , ,

— 1. aor.

subj.

2

f.

subdue by charms. Hence enchantment. an accursed thing.

to

cws,

-€|, , () aros,

f.

med.

aor. 2

f.

—

:

into harbour.

to

II. to

^ -, .)

-€,

poet,

f.

wound

to

:

—

severely

to

:

agree to, assent to, agree to a thing on to grant, promise : to

km

approve of;

to

to

certain conditions.

-(.

a putting down

:

a

II.

run down : of ships, to make inroads or incur-

Ion. for

-, (,

-, .-, -,

down

—

to take or put put into port : of birds, to go place, light upon it. Dep. to comprehend fut.

down.

paying down, discharging,

run

,

Att.

f.

promise in marriage, betroth.

to curse.

of

inf.

,

«cfS,

(.

-^,

ill-treat, disfigure.

, ,

{) ,, () -€, -^ 4€|5,

of

—

:

:

:

2. intr. to

to a

(, 5) ', -, , . , , -, . -, -^ -, . — . — -, . -, ^ , -, , , -, , , -, ,(, ), --, . -, , (, ) €€, . -. -, -5, ( $$€ , - — €, . -, € ( -, -, . -, -, , (-, $, ) -, -,

-€€, ^,,

sions

to overrun a country. contemplate from above. to sharpen, whet,

ace,

-, (, ) -, c.

:

f.

f.

Dor.

to

for

dead, deceased.

if,

€^$

to cry

pf. to

be

:

to leap

Tr)v

,

vyos,

inf.

ace,

down from

the wall.

to lose all heart,

f.

II. the aor. i occurs in pass, sense, accused, put

, a low Pass,

II.

ov, in or

upon

arm

to sacrifice:

[],

Med.,

Att.

,

at all points. ccui,

,

ov,

6,

aor.

2 inf. pass, of

the

mind, at

fut.

not according to

II.

dedi-

compel one's

2

:

—

like

ing

:

—

:

aor.

fut.

:

aor.

pass.

aor. 2

burn, burn down, consume by burn-

to

:

Pass.,

the

irvp

fire

had burned down

or out.

(,

( -, ,-, -, . , , , . to cover

with a coat

f.

II. to call

vite.

poet, for

[]

Att.

:

to offer,

aor.

:

to slay.

let

to

sacrifices. f.

of mail,

hang down,

at.

for

,

heart; death sit heavy at thy heart. one's mind, welcome, well-pleasing. f.

to

laugh loudly Dor. and Lacon. for to

f.

very mtich dejected, ov, also

helmet or skull-cap without

(Deriv. uncertain.)

a crest.

aor. 2

c.

to lay to one's

on one's defence.

down.

:

ace.

c.

:

to bewail, lament.

f.

magic

to accuse, ar-

part,

:^to leap or jump down

cate.

[], Dep.

poet, for

6v, mortal.

f.

love by

before another,

to reverence.

f.

and

dis-

shame

to feel

Hence

f.

to be

a disgracer. From to shame, disgrace,

raign, blame, find fault with : charge, object to one impute.

in aor. 2

:

aor. 2 inf. of

OKHV

Med.

II.

inf.

away, be dying

to die

:

$,

or

part,

,

f.

honour.

aor. 2

:

righteous.

rjpos,

of

, .

[]

pf.

ov,

make womanish.

fut.

fut.

:

fully.

to

f.

poet, for

to

call

down, summon,

upon, invoke. to cover up, envelope

in-

— Med.

to veil oneself.

one who comes down or descends, of Zeus to bend down : to bend or f. descending in thunder and lightning : also of the turn by entreaty ; to bend down, thunder-bolt, hurled down, descending. 2. epith. break down hopes. of which one descends, downward, infernal. Pass, to wither, to dry up, parch giving a fall into the sere. 6v, poet, for passage downwards ; aor. I part. o{ gates by which men descend. Dep. to boast against, f. Dep. with fut. med. exult over, vaunt at. aor.

',/ -,

—

,

-€, --^ — -, -, ,,

to feel shame or reverence before another, to reverence, respect : c. inf. to be ashamed I pass,

to

:

do a thing.

f.

f,

over;

-,

down

to

burn

to ashes.

to ashes.

pres. inf.

2. to light

«, -(,

hid: to sick.

lie

of

, ,. of

Dep.

f.

of motion, to float or hover his locks floated

burn down, burn

^P> ignite, illumine.

aor. I inf. of

2 pi.

his back. to

. . -, -, .. €€6, €€6,

to lie

down

stored up, to be laid by.

:

to lie

2.

to lie

3. to recline at meals.

another form of

but also Ep. for f.

-(,

q. v.

:

pres. subj. of

to cut

down, waste, consume.

. €,$. , . €, €$, -, -, -, -€, -, . -, . , -, -, , ^, ^, , . -, ) —

—

:

—

:

—

-€(>, Desiderat, of

. , » {.) -€€, , /{(^, -€€, ,, down

down

ivish

lie

part, for

:

d5B

over, deluge, inundate

05, , -€5,

to

2 sing, plqpf. pass, of

brawler.

of the

f.

,

f.

f.

wash down

-,

f.

charms

soothe by

subj,

pi.

f.

cover with wax.

Att.

f.

to

aor.

I

proclaim or

aor.

or grate

down

f.

mix

-5,

mixed.

to be well

(,

ov,

bewail or lament loudly

-, — -, €$, (() -6\:— aor.

1

:

snap.

aor. I inf.

[]

med. o{

aor.

:

—

into

Pass.,

eidos. Ion. and Ep. a fastening for doors.

Dor.

Med.,

-^ —

aor.

-, , -,€, , :

Dor.

shut fast.

tribute by

Pass., aor.

2. to

(not

f.

, , --, -€,

,

to lull to sleep.

to

f.

Att.

f.

1

,

follow

closely.

-(-

Att.

:

bring

2.

to bring down, esp. land or into harbour

bring into a place of refuge.

(^\$,

buffet severely.

f.

Att.

f.

to inherit, obiain by in-

:

:

) -, , dis-

)

with falling hair.

destruction.

'.

shut up, pieces, cui up

blockade.

a

run

to

a bringing down to the sea-sbore,

f.

-,

f.

:

sharer, give

, {, $)

-«Aci- strike down with darts. aor. I Dor. f. post f. Ion. aor. 2 :

-() —

f.

sleep

make one a

to

to sleep

II.

-5, {, ) -, , {, ) -^^, , , {,

'8, ,

shui up in a fortress,

.

—

gv,

-)

old Att.

Ion.

,

put to

to

From

ihe sea.

of

[]

Att. for

pull

to

a bay or gulf.

exportation.

to

pass. inf.

l

—

like

f.

to

:

enfeeble, of sorrow, fear, or illness.

Dor. aor.

:

aor. I inf. pass,

:

f.

-, . -, :

1

one a ihare.

break down, break short off, to break down, overcome,

to

:

Pass, to itch.

-|, ,, -,€, -^', ,

metaph.

II.

of ihe Fates. to scrape

go to sleep, fall asleep, sleep. ihrough, sleep out; oui the watch.

well:

zvail aloud.

absol.

:

Do:,

f,

fut.

:

,

f.

ivy-wreathed.

[]

Att.

aor.

:

—

sleep, lull to sleep

by herald.

poet, for

— Pass,

i

to cut piecemeal.

:

, -, , -.,€€. -,

command

women

weird

the

to spin out,

f.

f.

enchani.

:

Ep. for

of

a deluge, flood.

pieces, Lat. vellico

of

inf.

II.

Hence

oui, efface.

—

, , {, -, ,

Ep. pres.

of water.

spin thread, a name of the goddesses of Fate, Moipai, Lat. Parcae.

mockai.

rail violenily:

-, , - -)f.

wash

also to

{,) -, -:

who

thing wrongly or meanly.

-€.(,

to fill full

:

away:

or

at,

give (he word of cotnmand: give (he ii/ne in rowing. pierce ihrougb, sting severely, by ihunder. sirike or make a gain of z,

f.

:

die, coin into

—

:

to kill, slay.

Pass., p.

— to cui in

II. to

stamp with

set in

order;

money. f.

€)

to

arrange,

the arrow on the string nerally, to furnish, adorn.

-, .-, to

-, ,

:

ment.

II. lo

f.

to receive as one's allot'

assign to another as bis

lot,

give

aor. 2 inf. pass,

(!,{\) {,

one

lie

II.

sloping, steep.

making

is,

(.

:

—

aor. I

down, to make to lie down or sii ai table : lay upon a couch, to lay the sick on couches temple of Aesculapius Pass, to lie down,

— , ,5, , :

II. to

fous,

lay

overthrow.

a making to

table;

-^,

lie

also to in

esp.

Hence down or

the at

marriage.

[]

:

aor. i

:

—

:

or

—

sit

at

-,

hang

down, outdo

—

-€€,{,

[]

fut,

to or

:

aor. i

upon, hang up, aiiacb

to or by.

f.

wards,from top

to

f.

cui up like a buicher. Adv. from ihe head downmetaph. entirely, utterly.

— -, , {,

bottom: or

the celebration of a

f.

absol. to prevail,

to cry

to prevail over, subdue become current. become master : Pass, io hang down, hang suspended.

f.

lay

table.

hearkeft to, give ear to, hear plainly.

fut.

of

lying down, stretched

abed.

[],

II. to

in crying.

to inherii.

at length.

-|,

jeci to.

ge-

hear and obey, be sub-

. -€, -, -€ ) , - - : -, ,) . ) -, $ " -5, ,

heriiance.

:

=

Att.

to

throw down a precipice, throw headlong down. ov, precipitous.

to ivash

aTos, to, condemnation, sentence. 2

From

—

-, 5, -, ,

—

:

—

356

f.

jiidgment against

ccvj,

aor.

:

condemn, sentence,

,

condefnnation.

f.

to give

:

to

:

Hence

-€, (,-, -«, ^^ —-^ f.

.

f.

2

— Med., with

aor.

I

, — - €, {) {) -

-(:

sleep

:

occur

in this sense

aor. 2 pass,

key

aor.

make

bed,

to

lie

to lie dotvn,

3 sing, of Ep. part.

Kara-

pick out, choose out of many,

to

II.

inf.

to shine.

€4,

((, (\,

down, put

^, (. :

:

be in great

,

aor. I pass.

:

lay

to

:

down

upon

to shine

to suffer greatly,

pain.

hidden : part, Ep. for II. intr. to use concealment, dissemble. Hence a hiding : nietaph. a subterfuge. f. to croak at. and Ep. aor. 2 inf. of

,

:

f.

away, conceal, keep

to hide

-, -2^, -, -€ -, €. -, -

[t]

. -,

—

:

to choose as soldiers, levy, enlist,

, 65. -, €5, € ,€,^,,: -, ?: , ^^ -, , -, ) -, -, , , -, , -, -, : ) -, . -, -, -, ) -, , -, -, 05, {) -^, , , , , . . , {) -€, ) ,, ) -, -, , , , -,^-€•. - - - ,\( fut.

Dep.

gain for oneself :

to get or

to possess.

Ep. aor. 2 act. part,

-ktcvw

fut.

aor. I

,

:

aor. 2

ۥ.

Ep.

part,

2

, {,

gamble away.

—6•. — :

—

[]:

f.

or

:

to stoop a?id

aor.

peep

, {, =

nm

or drop down.

,

—

l

in

[]

:

\,

f.

to

f.

,,

part.

to leave off, stop, cease.

,,

able to grasp

be

talk or rail

at,

act. seizing

Pass., aor.

Ion.

:

— —

aor. :

—

to seize

of, take possession

( , case.

to

settle,

conclude.

2.

:

Hence

•€08, ,

to stone to death.

to Cfitreat earnestly.

to

II.

^ -, :

—

to

change.

reconcile:

Att.

change

—

— Med.

:

ov, verb. Adj. to be checked.

f.

:

aor.

i

exchange, give in exII. to change from enmity to friendship, aor. 2 Pass., with aor. I [], to become reconciled. f. to crush in pieces, destroy. :

-2[,,

to

- -

-- -, {') ,,^

bind by oath. III. to catch, overtake, come up with hence to discover, detect, find. 2. of events, to come upon, befall, happefi to one impers., it happens to one; = what had happened, the circtimstances of the stop:

seiz-

an a/tacking, assaidting.

{,

f.

f.

change.

Med. of: to seize: to seize for oneself : to preoccupy. W. to hold in, keep down or under, check : hence to put an end

to,

-2|,

a grasping,

II.

exchange, profit made on exa change frotii enmity to friendship, reconciliation, mosily in plur. From

and

Ion.

l

upon, lay hold

:

Ion.

pf.

ing, winning.

17,

evil report,

f.

\

to

II.

upon.

II. to

Hence

slander ou, slanderous.

2

verb. Adj. of

seized, within reach, attainable.

(, ,

to boast or

to babble, chatter.

slander.

,

,

,

grasped or

of

brag largely.

f,

of

Pass, to forget utterly.

f. to burst riotously in upon, to attack ivith a drtmken band.

Dep.

fine

to stone to death.

2 inf. pass,

or check, able to keep down.

incorrect form for

'/:

grind down.

to

f.

condetnned to something. to hinder from doing: to

of

weir away by

, {,

f.

Ep. aor.

{,

:

siffer,

over.

fut.

detain, keep back.

aor. 2 inf.

III.

smear on or

to

f.

bend down,

i

forsake, abandon

to

spend one's substance

to

Dor. for

distinctions.

aor.

anointed.

bearing public burthens.

to be rolled

:

to shed

:

—

aor. 2

into.

to ratify

drop

Ep. forms, pres. fut. to leavebehind, leave as

:

an heritage, bequeath. II. to leave or give up to another.

~(\:

to

let

a remnant, residue.

ov,

to exercise authority over.

f.

f.

I

— Pass,

off.

f.

stoop

pour down,

to

Pass, to

f.

Pass., aor.

over, re-

allow.

:

to lose by the dice,

down:

to roll

down

I

go

a pedigree.

e. g.

\\,

~-€-

aor.

med. (in pass, sense) day, put to death. f.

—

tears

to

III.

to

:

j), f.

f.

:— Pass.,

enrol.

or count up, recoimt, reckon up

:

inf.

Ep. aor.

pass.

:

pf.

:

tell

peat, detail,

in pf.

2 pi. fut.

:

to kill,

pf.

I

poet,

a, Ep. imperat.

vai, part,

vos

Ion.

aor.

:

fut.

Att.

:

Dep.

:

count up, reckon, consider: also to impute a thing II. to count or reckon among. to one, a counting up , enrolment the catalogue or list of persons liable to serve in the those on the list for service. army ; ol

to

-£|[,

,

ov, left, f.

remaining.

to cut into furrows.

-, ,

—

«, -, {, )

-, 08, -,

wash completely:

to

f.

Koviiv

spend one's Adv. =

-€«., ,

— Med., «• -€{|,

in bathing.

life

. -, , {) , () $ , : -, ,

on the neck.

Hence

distribution into troops. inn, lodging. ravage, destroy.

made an end

to be

ov,

of.

,

gainst.

II. a resting, lodging: a conclusion,finishing. a resting-place, inn. also =

to

rally,

:

«/^,

, one who lodges in a place. From

-:

ov,

f.

—

aor. I

to dissolve,

put down, make an end of, destroy, cancel: to put down a form of government to depose from com2. to bring mand to dissolve, distniss, disband. :

:

an end, terminate; Med. to come to war

to

:

-, -

to take

up

unloose, unyoke

II. to

absol.

to rest from a thing.

f.

—

effeminate

pf,

Att.

fut.

)

, -&: -,

make

to

:

become

to bewitch.

so.

to

f.

to consider well.

aor. 2

:—

-, -, -, -, -, , {, ) -, {, ) -6, -«:

Ion.

f.

mad.

. -,

:

much,

Med.

to under-

be

stark

of, catch.

f.

Ep. aor,

I

med.

to

to

wipe

;—

off.

pile up, heap up:

, . -, -€, )

make

to take the

edge

off,

blunt or dull.

[iJ],

f,

to

make drunk with

sheer wine.

,—

aor. f.

sol. to be heedless

€5,

I

:

f.

inf.

to

of give no heed

, {, Pass,

, neglect

:

ab-

be neglected.

-

shed honey

Adv. so as

to

pass,

€8,

Dep.

i

:

:

to

blame, accuse,

Hence

find fault with.

-',

:

«ous,

,

a blaming, finding fault, ac-

cusing.

f.

tinue in a state.

-^,

to

:

,

give information a'

to

I

med. of

to taint, defile, pollute

$ -, —. -€, , 5, {) -5, -, , -6 -, , wear unwashen garments

squalere.

part.

-,

or

f,

-:

— Pas:

sign of grief, Lat.

aor.

€,.

I

mix, mix up, compound.

to

:

in

to

f.

spend in paying public

officers.

ov,

-

{, 6$)

. ) faulty.

Adv. alone, apart.

conquer in single combat. encompass, cover. 3 sing. Ep, aor. I med. of closing of ihe eyes. ($, to

f.

and

5, -,{), ,

-\;€, , {,

mincemeat

Att.

f.

f.

of.

[]

f.

:

aor.

, -, -, €5, -, , -, -

asleep, dose

to

,

shut or close the eyes

make

poet, inf,

drop

to nod,

.-

also to die.

:

to force down into a place. f. overpower by force, constrain, confine: coerce. Hence aros, a curse.

II.

,

to curse.

f.

make

, -€, to

aor.

I act.

take

up

—

I

iear, scraich, rend.

to dwell, setile

f.

:

-, -, -,

:

upon

fis

— ^.

only used in Ep.

one's abode, dwell, only in aor.

spend lavishly,

to

:

med.

aor.

I

I

a thing

Pass,

:

:

—

Pass.,

with

to be lavished. be sloihful lowards, press heavily

pf. act.

upon,

,

-€,

beat at sea.

mong.

II.

f.

-€,

to beat to

down firmly.

conquer in a seafighi,

to distribute, allot, assign a-

Med. and

Pass, to divide

among

them-

hence /o iake possession of. to feed or graze land with cattle, Lat, depasci. From ecus, a nodding to, assent. Ep. aor. I selves, pariiiion oui:

blamed by all, abhorred: neut. pi, give cause for blame. From f. aor. med, -e/if/i-

,-€,-( as

to

make known.

3 sing, Ep. aor. f,

fut.

over, of the nightingale's voice, ov,

[], intimate,

f.

to

measure or mete out

to

f,

:

bear witness against Pass, to have evidence given against one. f.

, , {, )

f,

2. to

-. -,

to

hold

to catch

f.

soft or

soften

learn or observe well

to

:

'^%)

Att.

f.

Pass, to be or

appease, pacify.

:

hence

:

one's quarters, halt, rest, lodge. f.

stand

make peace

teryns with one,

-, , -, -, , {,

with him.

end a

to

—

to cut in pieces: to dis-

:

a dissolving, putting down, making an e?td of: of an army, a disbanding: an ending of the war geneews,

,

Att.

f.

f, to put in the metaph., to put the ballotbox like a probe down another's throat, i, e. make him disgorge stolen goods,

an

to

357

measure. probe

old Att. pres. for

Dep.

:

tribute.

to distribute into troops.

f.

. -, -, -, , -, -

— —

——

—

:

. € ; ^-, , , .

€5,.-: -, — ,

nod

to

nod

:

assent, opp. to

remain, con-

($: €-

he promised and confirined his promise by a make a sign by nodding ihe head.

to

f.

to stay behind: to

2.

Ion,

overcloud.

-, -, f,

aor. I inf. of

heap or pile up.

-. -, , ——

— 358

-^, ),

and burn

f.

(«,

-, -,

burnt

:

ashes.

snows;

,

f.

—

:

impers.,

:

-, -^,

f.

. 8,

remark, observe, perceive

to

(, )

understand, learn, know Pass,

The

Act.

come down

to

f.

to,

-, (, ) -, (, )

arrive

ai.

down-hill, opp. to

$,

—

-€

II.

-,

Adv. over against, opposite, fronting. KaT-avrtirepas, Adv. right over against, opposite.

pour upon

-

(, ^-

,

Ion.

,

overrun wiih light-

troops

6€08, , ,

-, ,, ^. -, -6. . -, ( - -: verb. Adj. of

be sent down.

send down

f.

intr. pf.

Ep.

the sea.

o(

pf.

part. fem. of

Ion. for

or over.

From

to

mourn for.

to

f.

to

words.

, . -

armed

opposite.

short in Att.]

f.

threaten loudly ;

to

f.

to use threatening

sounding-line.

straight doxvnfrom.

-, , -- -,

:

:

, -€, - ) -6,(). -,

2. absol. outover against, right opposite, facing. right, downright, long in Horn., [t of the penult,

-

. €, -€, ^, -, ) €$ -€, , . ) -, -^: . , . ], , , -, , ( -, , , , $ -, -, -, -, -, , -, (-) ) -, -^ -, € -, --

ecus,

7),

stupefaction, slumber.

Att.

deep

sleep, to

—

bring

to

place

c.

;

II. in

-

Att.

an

to

:

—

a

[]

f.

:

:

aor.

I

:

arrive ai a

have accom-

they

kind hostess.

fut.

-,

2. to

carry on one's back. f.

:

aor. I

—

pf.

:

well: to tear in pieces,

:

to

—

fut. inf.

(,

f.

:

Pass., aor.

of

worthy

Adv.

to deem worthy, esteem, bid ; I bid a long farewell to calamities. resolve or determine on a thing.

ho-

f.

-

II. to

-|,

[]

f.

:

Pass., pf.

down, to scratch or mark. Karaopos, Dor. for

-( — :

,

or

downwards

aor. 2

,

;

f.

(\,

tiraaa:

—

to

part.

:

-'•€,

to

, to

Att.

:

—

with

besprinkle:

f.

to

to stone to death.

fixed

fut.

:

the

to leap

f.

f.

fut.

to

-—

in, be

down from.

to fill quite full.

burn

to

to ashes.

Ep.

aor. 2

:

i

3 sing. Ep. firmly

act.

-, -, -,

in.

aor.

:

ground, fix firmly

standfast or firm

-

2. gulp or swallow down, absorb. drink in, imbibe. 3. to swallow up, use

:

aor.

to sell outright.

, --

fut.

:

Pass., in 3 sing.

[]

pf.

intr.

down

i

«•-

sprinkle or strew over.

Hence

Att.

pitch, pitch over to

smeared ov, besprinkled with, embroidered.

to fall

;

:

f.

keep out the

$, ,

-

over, a plasier.

Att.

down

-,

f.

:

to

metaph.

to

cover with

air.

-

thai which

From :

Ep.

aor. 2

:

pf.

Ep. fall, sink, subside.

vault or leap down.

-,

-

to stick fast in

aor. 2

metaph.

:

(,

f.

f.

throw in wrestling.

down

:

up, consume.

-.

shake

aor. 2

—tofiy down.

sing. aor. I subj. of

:

fastened a trap

to

Hence

part, of aor. 2

scrape

to jest at.

,

to spread

:

Att. for

2. to

)5.

f.

or-v,fut.-€cu []

and

Hence

down

rising.

II. to

-^.

-$.

to boil

:

from

to digest, keep

spread or cover with. otos, to, a curiain, veil.

out over.

^ivos) to receive as a

of.

aor. 2

break wind at one.

to

aor. 2 part, of

Pass.,

ov, quite

—

fut.

:

metaph.

to nothing.

guest, entertain.

nour.

€, -€

Att.

:

card or comb

wear away, reduce

Ep. for

:

fut.

(,

Dep.

pf.

:

or digest

gen.,

-8,

mostly in Med.

Pass, to

Pass, also to lie in

end, finish a journey:

plish, perpetrate.

to

prick

to

slumber.

reached the house of

—

^,

f.

be pricked at heart.

I

to

fut.

Adv.

,

--

\uv

downwards.

(s,

to trample down, trample under trample on. a check, hindrance; and «cws, , a putting a stop to, putiing down, deposing. II. (from Pass.) a calm. From poet, f. pui rest, calm, assuage. 2. to make one stop from a thing, hinder or check from : to stop, hinder, keep in check: to put down, depose ont from power. II. Pass, and Med. to leave off, cease, rest. f.

metaph.

:

-€€, '

bedew.

Att.

f.

up or

be used

to

by

, -, -, ,(«, ) -5, $. Adv. of

to

to consider.

:

supplied

is

:

:

-, ,,

be foot

Pass,

over Thrace.

i>}iow fell all

wasted.

:

upon or over

-vlipw, to snoiv

f.

it

cinders

to

—— —

—

is

spread or

[]

:

aor. I

. € , € . -, -, ^ . -, . , . , , -, -, () , . - ^ -. , -, ) : -, . , -, , -, , . -, ——

— ——

—

:

—

spread or smear over, plaster with

:

— Med., own

he shall not escape for having thus in-

entwine, plait: metaph. to imtwisting, and so to

^, to

2. to finish

-,

bring to an end, finish. Kara-irXeos, ov, also a, ov Att. quite full 0/ a thing Trktos) stained with it.

(,

:

-€ :

-€,

f.

Ion. pres.

high sea to shore, put into stream.

,,

gen.

^7os,

,

Att.

f.

down

to sail

down

to strike

:

()

-,

Att.

fut.

,

make very

to

rich,

-

Ep. aor. 2 another poet. aor. 2 part, Ep. part, or occurs pf. to crouch or cower down, to lie crouching or cowering. :

;

:

—

-,

:

Ion. for

,

ov, also

—

winged.

of

fut.

:

:

(, ()

fut.

:

Ep.

metaph. to strike Pass, to be with amazement, astound, confound: panic-stricken, be amazed. a sailcontr. , ing down to land, a putting ashore, putting into harII. a sailing back, return. bour. pf,

=

ov,

3 dual

aor. I

:

[]

for nothing.

-irTcpos, ov,

terror-stricken.

:

thou shall not gen. pers., he shall not use me 3. c.

ovtos, aor. 2 part, of

, amazement, consternation. From

aor.

ov

(€

ill

:

),

;

escape or get offfor doing this. ' (Keivos

soiled or

^.

Att. for

me

sulted

sail from the

—

€' -^

Pass.,

:

gen.

ojv,

I

back.

II. to sail

,\\,€$, — 2

aor.

:

down, as, to port, put in:

to sail

:

/

with part., ov

7. also

Ion. for

17,

plicate, entangle.

;

bad sense: I. absol., ov he said they should not get off free, with you shan't do it for noov in

thing.

6v, plastered over.

vos,

f.

€

impunity

Hence

,

:

:

Ke(paKi]v to plaster one's

head.

359

and

negat.,

-,

ov,

upon, abominable, despicable.

upon or

(,

es,

[iJ]

f.

mark

at, as a

()

with ample folds.

—

aor. I.

:

to spii

of abhorrence and contempt.

=

,

-, —

From

lewdness.

(, ^)

, neut.

ovos,

lustful, brutal.

enrich.

to be spat

lewd,

—

-, ) . -, ^ - , €$, , . ,, ,, . , - - ^

-, -, -, -^ -, $, to bathe

[],

Hence

with water.

rotten

a bathing in water.

6cus, 77,

breathe upon or over.

f.

aor.

:

I

:

, (,

to

:

f.

Hence

2. to inspire, instil.

Ion.

17^0», to

[],

,

makt

,

to catch fire.

consume with fire. an imprecation, curse.

pf. part, pass,

Ion. for

a breathing or blowing. Adv., for and

upon

aor.

:

ov, very thick.

Ion. for

Ep. for

f.

[]

f.

Pass, to become rotten.

:

of

Ion.

Dep.:

() $, , -, . () , -, , , : -, -, - -( . the track, quickly, straightway.

-€€,

3 sing. aor.

to

f.

-, -, -^, ,

f.

war down, wear down

Att.

f.

into the sea,

,,

toil

or suffering.

, (, 6$)

plunge or drown

—

curse,

wear out by

to

f.

to

$,

in pass, sense, accursed.

Att.

throw

break in pieces,

Hence

therein.

one who throws into the sea,

f.

-•|5,

downwards ; downwards,

i.

:

-,

to prostitute.

-,

f.

to

effect,

:

aor.

i

-,

—

to

or in

do for nothing,

i.

e.

accursed, abominable. to leave unem-^

apyos)

apyaa,

-,

make

use•

to be set free.

to

make :

—

to tarry.

in

pi.

rcl

the beginnings of the sacrifice, introduce

tory rites. ver.

II. to

:

f.

II. /o f.

,

to

cover or plate with

buy or bribe with silver. to water : esp. metaph.

sil•

to be'

sprinkle with praise.

to cut or tear in pieces.

f.

, (,

-^,

the forepart

saw up

dash down, smash,

f.

— , (, $, ,

with the hand moved with the fiat o/the hand. Hence to throw down headlong. f.

,

-, ,

hurl down.

ployed: hence to make barren. Pass, to be abolished less or void: apyos) f. ac-

to achieve for oneself.

head foremost, with

f.

«

=

— Med.

(s,

e.

[]

pieces

f.

-(,

Att.

complish, achieve:

to

ov,

of pirates.

f.

tc

;

he uttered many curses : to pray for evil to one, pf. part, utter imprecations upon

or

overcome in war, Lat. debellare.

-•«,

:

invoke upon one, mostly in bad sense

of

subj. pass,

I

to betray.

Att.

:

—

with impunity, always with

-08, ,-^, , (, pyi) or

shudder, horrible.

Ion. for

making one

— —aa(hvvL,

:

($ , -, , -. -, -^, -, () -€ -,- -, -, -(3[€,

360

to count or

f.

to

count up

— Med.

reckon among.

i.

to be fully sufficient.

a restoring, ($, maki?ig perfect, educating.

Dep. with fut. med. to deny stoutly.

:

:

aor.

—

$,

restoration

pf.

:

from

lose or miss

-

pass,

$, , (8, (, $) -8, $. -, $, ()$, -, , (, )( 17^0», to

f.

aor.

care-

pass,

I

—

range, put in order

a

:

one who adjusts:

6,

[] []

f.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

—

,

a mediator, reformer.

to plotigh up.

f.

(pf. part, pass.)

Hence

well furnished, complete.

Ion. for

pass,

to furnish completely:

to recount.

. , -, :

f.

I

, ,

—

—

:

:

prepare, dress : to arPass, to be trained or disci:

, -, $, , . (- -, , - -^$ - , . -, : -, . ) -, -, -, , $, $ -, . , -, , $, -, ^. ^. , , . -, ) , , -, -(, (4

lessness:

II. intr. to

carelessly lost.

:

Pass.,

be very careless or idle.

tear into

to

f.

shreds

things

Pass., pf. part,

,

II. as Subst.,

precipitous.

a

waterfall, Lat. cataracta.

,

f.

to stitch up, to cover

over

-pi

, ^ f.

Ep. aor.

;

1

—

—

:

pat

to

Ep. for

, -^ -, -( — to

f.

make

to

:

dat. to

aor. 2 part. pass. Karappvets, fallen.

come to, fall wet and in

Pass, to be

and

down.

11. to

to the lot of.

;

3. to

rtm down with

wet with a thing.

-:

— -: —

f.

tear in pieces, rend

2. to

to

break

Med.,

they rent their coats.

Toiis

break up, put

to confusion,

-€,

f.

,

to file

down

,

f.

to

ov,

-€, ,

the head,

to

f.

aor. 2

is,

a catarrh.

inf.

,

:

ov,

{)

()

wyos,

Hence

Ion. for

6,

,

f.

or adjust fitly

5),

broken, rugged. a landing-place.

put

,

re-

store, repair: to settle by mediation, reform.

II.

f.

:

aor.

:

to

with intrans. aor. 2 to be quenched, go

act.

1

dry up the sea and strife. and pf. ;

II.

^

pf.

:

of Ep. aor. 2 rush down or back

to shake and sign with the

:

to

intr. pf.

-€

aor. 2

make

grow

f.

rotten, let rot.

[a],

make away

, (,

f.

'XiKiXas) to Sicilise,

Dep.

to eat up,

feed on.

about a thing:

to be silent

keep silent, pass over.

c. ace. rei, to

weaken.

with.

f.

make

to

pant or snort against. to become silent.

-€, -, -, e.

II. Pass.,

intr. pf. act.

, (,

{.

(,

into.

with rotten, rot away.

-€€,

to

Pass,

:

to

Pass.,

out.

f.

throw down ; band, beckon.

()

-

metaph.,

out, quench, extinguish:

epiv to quell noise

II. trans, to

silent, silence, c. ace. pers. f.

:

aor.

-2

,

ing.

,

to

dig down, rase

to the

ground,

Hence

pass,

a rasing to the ground, demolishburial : also a grave. aor. 2 inf. pass, of

II. in plur.,

to fasten, attach,

a well-adjusted, fit, or convenient thing. f. to adjust, put in order again,

-

and

to

, -,

demolish

(pf. part, pass.)

;

^: —

i.

overflowed, watered, carried down by water : formed water, alluvial.

f.

«ws,

:

f.

of

-(, . (^) 5, ,() (,

:

:

a

II.

by depositions from

:

to

flowing down, falling away, ebbing.

irrigated.

make a beginning

lead the way c. of a thing c. gen., \6yov, 2. ace. to begin a thing; Med. to begin the rites of sacrifice ; Nestor began [the sacrifice] with the washing of hands and sprinkling the barley on the victim's head later c. gen., Updov to make a beginning of the victim, consecrate him /or sacrifice by cutting off the hair of to sacrifice, immolate. his forehead 3. to lead the dance in honour of one, to celebrate, honour.

to

Karfppi-

gulp or swallow down. pass,

beginning.

in the

to

throw down, overthrow.

coatr.

running from

for

f.

Pass.,

\iy€iv to say anything polished or well-

turned.

in-

all the

ov, poet, for

break out, burst forth.

to

or

II.

—

break or burst out,

pf. act.

3. to

of armies.

[], to fall or rush down: gush forth: so also intrans. in

esp. in aor. 2 to

--

aor. 2 in pass,

:

c.

:

form)

pass,

form run down or drop with a 2. to fall or slip rush down.

pf.

flow down thing: metaph. to

to si?ik ox fall.

and (in

f.

in

act.

€

Hence taph. to plot, devise, compass. ov, sewn together, patched. with the hand, to stroke, fondle, caress:

me-

:

part.

having performed

rites.

as Adj. broken,

ov,

down:

trans. sense, of suppliants,

Adv.

tatters.

:

pf.

II.

in rags or

part.

pf.

plined.

Hence

-,

:

-€

«, dug down, deep-dug. and f. [] to scatter upon or over : also

:

aor, I

in

bad

—

, -€, €,, , ,

—

:

;

—

-,{,

sense

:

:

parch

to

,

build, construct

with

pf.

-iaweiKa:

away.

axirras) to shelter, cover up.

to

prepare, furnish, equip 'Med. to 2. to get ready, build Pass, to be furnished or a bouse thing. 3. to put in a certain state, Med. to prepare oneselffor doing, : f.

again or amiv.

II. Pass.,

tip.

to wither

-<€'•,

361

thickly

metaph.

:

to beget,

II. /o

besprinkle.

against one. act.

to

—

—

—

f.

to

f.

make

urge on, stimulate. to throw down

bite the dust.

pf.

pass,

i

to be

:

;

earnest about a thing

contrivance.

(, ()

any artificial prepaany kind offurniture that is fixed or lasting, opp. to what is movable or temporary {irapaa Kivrf) ; a building : also any furniture, II. the state or conas the baggage of an army. ration, Lat. apparatus

, (, ,

to

running with

aor. I part. pass, of

,

a resting-place, a

:

,

to rest, settle.

«cue,

and an encamping, an encamp-

,

eojs,

ment

:

covering, veil

:

nest.

rush down or fall 7/pon, light upon, be hurled down upon : of lightning, of sudden II. \iTais attacks of sickness, etc. to assail or importune with prayers. to overshadow, cover f. f.

to

-,

poet, for

:

a

77,

an appointment,

II.

appointing, estab-

settling,

institution.

2.

a bringing

the assembly, a presentation. II. intrans. a standing fast, a fixed or settled condition : a state, condition : the nature of a thing the constitution of a state. one must verb. Adj. of of ambassadors

before

:

appoint.

,

-62;,

,,

an

6,

to

f.

establisher.

Hence

cover over.

a covering. covered to tread on. inf. of

-65, ,(, ^)

-5,

(,

ov,

:

view closely

aor. I

a viewing

ov,

a

(,

:

to

,

become

Pass, to

to lessen,

abridge

:

—

less.

to

:

burn with a slow fire

smoulder away.

{.-

Att.

-, —

quer by trickery, circumvent, outwit be outwitted.

Att.

-<•,

f.

{.

Tiva

:

to con-

also as Pass, to

to pull to pieces. wantonly. to draw or pull down ; drag one down by the hair

f.

of

:

f.

-airepC)

:

aor.

to

ing

:

to

beam

2. to

From

to wreathe,

:

to

expose one

name,

to support,

brightly.

an arranging, dress-

f.

quaff :

, (,

tip his

to

,-,

equipment, dress.

II.

quietness, moderation.

to sigh over, bewail.

aor. i fut. and II. to spread or cover with a thing. spread or strew on the ground : to overthrow, lay :

i

«'

-,

:

to

aor. I

, ,

ace.

-5, ,

f.

W.

c.

gen.

a state, condition. prop, sustain. aor. i inf. and imperat. fut. of same. Hence f. to cover with punctures. ov, spotted, speckled, brindled, dappled.

aTos,

to live

of ships, to haul down, set afloat. or swallow dowji.

:

infamy by posting

—

-, ,

•,

[3],

Dep.

f ^a;

crown.

to

put in order, arrange

to crown. f. ureathed, crowned.

f.

Pass.

c.

in, roofed.

keep down, check.

over or lament,

,

es,

to

2. to

to sigh

-€,

make jokes upon,

jeer or mock.

f.

clothe, dress, array.

closely, spying.

to

I

-(,

sigh for or about one,

scout, spy,

f.

f.

:

Hence

okottOs) spying, exploring

fut.

banter

pf.

:

to reconnoitre.

:

aor.

II.

formed from

to spy out

:

17,

as Subst.

)

f.

-€( -€):—

(tenses

f.

ov,

used as Pass, of overshadowed.

overshadowing.

to

toform a counter-party.

aTOS,

over.

to

f.

Pass, to be beaten by party or faction.

to pitch one's

lishing

,a

aTos,

,

aor. 1 part, of

camp, take up one's quarters, encamp

Hence

bedew, wet, moisten.

2. to

a sore.

drop down, have one's foot

II. intr. to

trickle;

=

f.

drops zipon, pour

to let fall in

to let drop, shed.

stitution of a thing. f.

absol. to be very serious.

:

f.

upon:

:

pour

II.

, . , . -, -, . ) 5, , -, €, , ^ , () -, , . -, -, ^. -, . €, -, -, -, , -, , -, -, -, ) -, () , -, -, , , -, -, -<• -, () -, -, -, -€ (( , ,

—

libations.

f.

and

:

absol. to

:

pour upon one.

Dep., with aor.

aros, to, a contrivance, device

pf.

:

libation

generally, to

:

honour with

in the dust,

I

:

pour as a drink-offering or

to

—

aor.

:

Pass., aor. i

drink-offerings

provided with a render so and so be ready to do. Hence

,

:

-, -(: {.-€ 4( -€, , -, (, ) , --€ (, ) ,-, -, ,

sow or plant

rivos to spread a report

;

*-

— —

—

:

» . , . -, ( -, . -, -, € - , . , . -, -, ) {) , , , -, , ^, ^; . , , , -, '^ , -, -, , -^ ^ -, ^^, -, -, ^ . 6, . , () , . ( \€ , . ) , , . -, -. -. -, —

:

—

:

€€5

smooth the waves, Lat.

low ;

sternere aequor.

^,

f.

lightning

— Med.

,

to

,

f.

to

an end,

to

turn over the

to

II. to

soil,

sta-

Lat. ara-

upset, overturn.

Med.

2.

—

close

intrans. to

:

come

an end,

to

end.

or exert.

,

—

$, ,

-,

:

=

f.

—

horror-struck

act. sense

fellow.

aor.

off, to

:

— to

he

I

-,

to pull

down and

carry

ravage and plunder a country, Lat. diripere. , a slaughtering or killing. From or . aor. 2 pass. slaughter, murder. [] f. Att. to seal up, put under

-(seal

:

shudder at, abhor. very hard or rugged. have a glib tongue : pf. part, a chattering

(\$,

to

in

aor. 2

:

:

:

,

cured.

possessed.

intrans. to stretch or strain oneself:

II.

.

.

2.

,

Ion. and Dor.

2

—

cut

him

had

been cut.

into strips

;

ov,

f.

Pass.,

away,

thaw

to

with

aor.

artificial.

I

to

:

to

make melt

liquid.

to

II.

melt or be melting

pine away. pf.

€€, (€, f.

:

Ep. pi, Ep. subj. for

(€, —

—

:

make

to dissolve,

:

pf. act.

thaw

to

:

:

up;

-€5, (, ^

away,

aor.

:

pass,

to cut in pieces, cut

trenches

-(

f.

:

pf.

:

aor. 2

:

^; ;

Ep.

inf.

and

in

Ep. for

etc.

Ep. subj. for

;

put or lay down ; to put down, propose a prize. 2. to pay down : gtntxiWy, to make good, to perform. 3. Is to communicate 2 thing to others, give them a common share of it. II. Med. /o lay down for or from oneself, put down, lay aside to put away, get rid of. 2. to deposit, lay up in store : metaph., to lay tip a store to lay up a store of of glory gratitude/or oneself with one. 3. to lay up in memory. :

to place,

8

;

,-,

to befoul, Lat. concacare.

f.

,

-|€, ,

—

to burst the gates open.

:

c.

ace,

somewhat too

tarry

to

I

tarry

to loiter,

f.

pi. aor. 2 subj.

o{

aor.

, , -

- -6,

-, .

[] =

f.

,

Dor. for Att.

to

2. to

-,

put in

its

appoint.

f.

to

wound

f.

2

part.

act.

and

ship, to

run

-

draw up

proper place,

«-

in order,

classify,

di-

:

into port.

tack.

2 sing, fut.of

:

:

all over

:

(formed from obsol.

-. ^,

^

with wounds,

:

of ships, to

disable utterly, cripple.

rub in pieces, bruise, pound, bray. Ion. and Dor. for

to

to cover

long.

med. of

arrange:

to stretch or

also to strain

to cover with wounds, Ep. -eeiv, poet. aor. 2 inf. wound mortally. aor. 2 inf. of a cutting into : outward, fcws, a holding back, hin- fleshly circumcision. II. a holding fast, possession. f. to strike down with arrows, ov, held back, kept back. II. shoot down, slay with arrows : shoot through. aor. 2 inf. o{ to cleave asunder ; f. Ion. f. Att.

dering.

gest.

—

f.

65, , {) €05, () -^, , -^, ,

Tas

:

:

extend towards, Lat. tendere in

sealed up, se-

pf. part. pass,

pf.

Med.,

ace. rei, to

c.

ov,

pass,

-

:

:

to strain or exert oneself, strive earnestly.

to

Dor. 3 pi. fut. of to behave insolently towards. an overturning, 2. a subduing, reduction. II. overthrowing. in the drama, the a sudden ttirn : an end, close catastrophe or turn of the plot. that which is spread upon or over : in a ship, the deck. From and aor. I f.

-/»

metaph. to strain, force

:

to stretch or

aor. I part, of

:

tight

of

-riws, gen. Sjtos, pf. part, of

of

pf.

fut.

draw

subdue: Pass, to be subdued; Ill, I am compelled to hear.

to subject to oneself,

bring

make

to

pf. opt.

3 sing.

and Ep.

€],

lightning, flash

lightens.

it

encamp, take up one's quarters, encamp.

tro vertere.

to

down

hurl

to

absol.,

:

f.

:

::

—

362

tion

—

III. to

II. to

run over

:

to

aor.

overrun, ravage, lay

waste.

f.

;

2

run down : of a run down upon, at-

to

aor. 2 pass,

-(

[]

:

pf.

rub down, tvear away with rubbing of persons, to wear out, weary, exhaust : of property, to waste, squander : Pass, to be worn out. 2. of Time, to wear away, get rid of it, Lat. diein terere : Pass., esp. in pf. to spend one's life, live one's whole time, [t]

—

:

to

—

-,

—

—

-([,

-^, ,, -,

—, -, - .( —

=

squeak, scream shrilly. f. to run down or over.

to

:

:

:

363

[;]

-, .'^. -, -, 4, -, - €$,(\ -([, -, -(, -, ,77, () -, , -, , -, -, , , ' -, , 6-8, {'/, -, , -^, -, , ('/) ^-^, , fut.

gnaw

—

aor. 2

:

in pieces, eat up.

to hit

fut.

reach, gain, obtain

f.

gaze

:

$

;

hadst perished

parch, or wither up. to illumine or light tip

to dry,

— Med.

, ^ :

pf.

:

fut.

[],

to ruin, destroy, kill.

I

[], inf. one's mark, away, perish

absol. to be successful.

:

aor.

away, decay, perish. I. Causal in

trans. in pf. pass,

Ion. for

to

to ivaste

rub down, wear out, exhaust, []

to

to

—

to chatter against.

f.

aor. I

:

Ep. aor. 2

—

to be

destroyed, ruined, waste

that thou dead, departed.

part.

:

II. in-

destruction, ruin, death:

metaph. confusion, distraction.

at.

to kiss tenderly, caress.

f.

burn down, consume. Adv. on the spot. voXts) inflamer , f. to play upon the flute to one: of cities. Pass, to have the flute played to one : to resound with a burning. , II. c. ace. to overpower by flutethe flute. to strike with fear or dismay f. playing generally, to strike dumb. —Pass., with fut. med. aor. l aor. i med. f. to be afraid of. and pass, Dep. to take up one's Ion. -«, to come down regularly. quarters, encamp, settle, lodge. f. to slaughter, butcher, slay. of a better f. to carry down or along Adv. on the spot, for Pass, to be so river, to carry down with the stream on or over the carried down. , oy, neck. II. Med., with f. to declare. pass, f. to exult much in. fut. aor. I med. aor. 2 inf. of to eat up, deto think upon, reflect upon: to remark, to speak aloud, declare.

f.

to

f.

,

, --€, ,

or better

—

5,

:

:

-, -, -€05,

'

{,

-, -€, ,

, , , -, -,

vour.

become

-,

f.

,

visible,

. $.

make

to

appear.

visible.

2. to

-

ov, old Att. for

charm, bewitch.

, ,, f

f

f.

6

II.

to

:

slanting; the sun

aor.

river

to be

:

-,

Pass, to be carried or driven f.

for refuge or betake oneself

•€€, -€5,

^

down

aor. 2

:

I

is

-—

to a place.

III. to

contemn.

think arrogantly, to

, -, -, , -, -,

5,

:

to, to

have recourse

to.

verb. Adj. one

($,

-, -^,

must betake

, flightfor refuge.

oneself.

2.

a place

of refuge.

-, ) -(, -, to

say yes, assent

f.

Dep.

:

, (, <(

and

nounce, proclaim.

to.

to

— to take first possession f.

to

spread a report, an-

ov, 6,

,

-(|,

of,

=

occupy.

bring to nothing, ruin.

presume: and

)

contempt of others not only spirit, ;

and a low opinion of others

:

pre-

a despiser : and contemptuous, disdainful.

,

,

.

Att.

to

think or study a

€, ^.« $, -, , -€, -5, {, ) ->(|, -, -,, , =

to

burn away.

aor. 2 inf. of

Hence

a refuge, place of refuge. in Adv., for

tribes, by

tribes or clans.

Att. f.

to

f.

17^0», to

guard

shed leaves

:

well.

to decay.

well-planted.

ov, f.

or

Lat. affec-

and

,

Hence

at,

Hence

6,

ecus, 17,

05, :

aim

flx one's

to

II.

also to

:

simply to think, suppose.

sumption

decked: shut up in. From to cover, fence in. f.

think slightly of, disdain,

17^0;, to

f.

to scorn,

f.

to flee

:

-^-

-, ,

Att.

: Pass, to be brought down, Adv. -Kuis, scornfully. weighed down by sleep. f. II. bring down from the high sea, bring to land: thing away.

to

:

to

when :

—

:

ov, covered,

but a spirit of disdain

or

bring down

despise

tare.

inclined to a thing,

f.

, , ,

8, -€,

-(,

thoughts upon, think of

to depreciate.

sloping,

setting.

ma-

to poison.

(VT€ av

viyKa as by a

Hence 2.

drugs

to anoint with

(s,

-€,

Pass.

be clear or plain,

-^, {) €5 ^'^ $

near

— :-,

:

—

observe.

clearly seen, conspicuous.

nifest, clear.

,

-([, ,

II.

aor. 2 inf. pass. o(

(s,

,

-€,

cofisume in eating.

2. to

$,

to

.)' . :

:

[],

to catch in

a

theft

:

gene-

rally, to catch in the act, detect, discover. f.

f.

Att.

to illuminate, light up.

to

exult over one.

—

—

:

-^,

)

•<,

f.

-8, ,(, -, , -;,

, -,

Att.

f.

a thing out

favour.

,

arcs,

:

-€€,-,,

ludibrium.

:

Ep. aor. Ep.

Ep. 2

to

:

down

to :

to melt

.

down.

of the hair.

aor.

Pass, to be borne

against

-€, -, ,

to

Dor. for

€S,

shower

to let

came

upon.

2.

flow down, esp. melted down;

to be

)

-, -, -, Dep.

to

to vote

as Pass, to be con-

,

f.

rub or grate down:

—

. metaph. = /^>.

Pass.

[]

to cool, refresh,

of

pf.

[d], aor. 2

;

pass.

-^.

3 pi. aor. 2 subj. pass, of aor. I of

Dep.

3

of Ep. for

aor. 2

-,

use of,

,

pi.

pi.

impf. of

aor. 2 of

3 sing. aor.

5.€68, ,€-, - {, ;) Adv.

make

to

:

3 pi. of

for

subterranean, in-

to spot or sprinkle. :

--,

f.

crumble away.

3 Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

to cut in strips.

f.

—

, €, ^. , -. . , , , (, . . , . €, , . , , . to

Ion. for

fernal.

f.

,

Att.

fut.

condemnation of

in

bear false witness by false witness.

(aaeoa)feigned,fabulous.

ov,

Ion. for

Pass, to be grieved or distressed. ov,

to

down

late fut. of

derision, mockery. pass in widowhood.

, -05, {, , f.

Ep. aor.

:

or over, to

to let fall

Med.

have or

2. to

i

\y]

:

:

demned.

\], 3 sing, and pi. pour down, shed upon

down

to feign, invent; against one to say

tell lies

f.

Pass., aor. I

to throw, cast

drop down

a mockery, Lat. falsely, pretend.

:

. () , -. . :

to

Dep.

f.

Tivos to

of

fut.

:

f,

do or give on, bedew.

to vote by

inf.

I

,

with the hand.

-€, , \(( -|;€£, , — €8, -^, Att.

show of hands Hence condemnation by show of hands. against or

-^ —

in,

of

to stroke

f.

generally, to vote against.

,

inf.

i

-(| -,

6, €., -. ^ -, -^ ^ , ^- -, f.

against

place

set or

to

Att. for

to befoul, Lat. concacare.

f.

,

Att.

f.

aor.

generally, to flatter, curry

()

cottrtesy

of

-^,

on

cover with brass.

to

f.

(.

establish in a place or spot.

,

Hence

armour.

like hail

covered with brass; the plain gleaming with brasen

mUov

up

shower down

to

—

:

, . -, ^. -, -,

—

364 one.

—

:

pf. pass. part,

med. of

I

of

slothftdly, sluggishly.

, ,

f. to pledge, be2. apply : to use to the uttermost, use up, consume. II. as Att. law-term, to make responsible, to misuse, misapply. 3. of persons, to make away troth. compel to give security or bail. U. the Act. with, destroy, despatch. bail, security given. it is enough, is only used impers. in 3 sing., impf. of it sufficed; fut. it suffices; so impf. see 3 sing. impf. or aor. 2 it will suffice : once with a nom.,

-, -€,

the

mane

sufficed,

Pass, to be

Dep.

ill

served as a

treated.

to spit

upon or

crest.

at, in sign

of contempt.

onetnust

verb. Adj.

-5, , -([,

use or abuse.

, {)()

Hence covered with geld, gilded. to cover with gold, to gild.

ov, f.

—

also

to colour, tinge

:

and

-

:

f.

:

to soil, tarnish

Adv. pouring down,

,5,(5,

i.

-

e.pro

-€,

,

'€\.

-,

f.

;

to

pour down

of of

aor.

i

fut,

into.

(a).

.. aor. 2 of

for

aor. 2 of

^. -.

aor. 2 of

Ep. for

€5,

. (,

Ion. pf. part, of

3

pi. aor. 2

-, — (( £,

shed

fusely, lavishly, [v]

:

. , ,., .

- -€, 6, -6€, (,

, , , - -- ,

^ -€,.

:

aor.

I

poet,

Med.

to

of

for

med. of

flow apace,

to let

flow doton,

,(

down passed away trickle

:

metaph.,

life ebbed or poured inf. pf. of on or over : in pi. handfuls of nuts and flgs, which inf. I. in aor. 2 were showered over a bride, or any new-comer, in sign to look down (which serves as aor. 2 to of welcome. upon, contemplate, observe; so also in aor. 2 med. f. to melt down. inf. II, in pf. to cover with a or fut. inf. KaTtibivai, to know well, to be assured of. heap or mound, bury, inter.

•(,

that

which

is

*-6,

,-,

-,

*(.

(, ^.

),

,

.

—

:

—

:

^^—(€. -6,

:

365

, , . . ((, . . ,, :(. €, € ) . , , , . -., .^. -€(, ,,{, -€,

come

((l•Xov) given to

—

to liken to

f.

guess, surmise, conjecture

II. to

like.

of

:

evil, to suspect.

-\(,

17^0;, to force

f.

€.,

up

into a place, coop

:

—

Pass, to be cooped up.

Ion. 3

f.

Ep. aor.

:

{, (

come down : to go down to the sea but down from the high sea to land of a river, II. to to flow down of a wind, to sweep down.

ibo) to

go

or

;

also, to sail

:

:

€, -€. €,

come back, return

of

:

exiles, to

,,

-

speak against,

€, -6 —

inform

of.

med. oi

-, = Ion. -«, ,

.

hard, reduce to

to press

Ion. for

-€, , f.

€, €,

-€|•,

II. to

straits.

to rise

bring in

to

hinder.

towards, banter:

to one's

own

loss, [a]

Dor. aor. i of

aor.

pass, of

i

make a

to

gagement with one. f.

down

bring

a^cy, to

contract or en-

upon, bring one

6€5, €,

«.

thing quickly upon another. Ep. aor. 2 part, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of to press down, oppress. f.

. , . . , -. '. , . , . ,^ .. -€€, ,

urge, impel, stijuidate, hasten II. intr. to

€€,

2. to

Karenevyov urgent

;

hi/rry,

make

haste.

of aor. 2 of

aor. 2

redupl. aor. 2 of

aor.

aor, 2 pass, of

used

pi. aor. I pass,

of

chieve.

in

I

of

fut.

pf.

Ep. aor. 2 of Aeol. and Ep. 3

of

i

aor. I of

-6|, -:

pass, of

I

.

to exercise authority over.

Med.

aor.

contr. impf. of aor.

act. -e^ai/e^T?;»',

received as a guest, pf. part. pass,

, -€, -6,

6. , , , ., , . - (( , «. -. -, . . , €€ -. (. . of

pass,

i

with aor. 2

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of aor. I of

KaTCKCipa, aor. I of KaTiK-Qa, aor. I of aor. i of aor.

Pass.,

up against, contend against.

necessity.

to use irony

(«,

Adv.

right over against, right opposite, fronting.

. . . . .... €7, -

Dep.

to dissemble.

('/.

to shut in, enclose, con-

f.

-€, -6€,

fine :

pres. in use

II. charge. 2. to denounce,

^.

poet. aor. 2

and

«/.

-€,

and

,

to accuse,

to speak out, declare, tell plainly. tell, to

;

f.

without any

sense)

pass,

2. like

aor.

Dep. (but aor.

:

to

:

I

(^•.

and

I

pf.

are also

accomplish,

effect,

make an end

Lat, conficere, to

—

destroy, despatch : hence to overpower, conquer

€', -€ -6, — aor. 2 of fut.

:

to drive f.

down

-'^,

:

Att.

-€

:

aor.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 fut. oi

offalsehood : pass, of

to belie.

ture.

—

make honey:

to

of things, absol. to go to work. III.

Ion. for

€€05 -€,

to earn, to

'^.,

also /o

Ep.

-, -€[,

pass,

of

aor. 2 inf.

of

,

f.

and also

I

hope confiden'ly. oi Dep., with aor. med. to

:

rend:

to tear, II. to

to

f.

bruised.

— Med.

slay,

to

throw or cast down to fall

KaTcpe|a, Ep. aor. f.

,

From

rend one's gar-

grind down; metaph., wear away one's mind.

pf.

kill,

to

bruise or

molish, dismantle, lay waste.

pi. aor. 2

aor. 2 act.

or -cpiKTos,

(€€ ,

ments.

Ion. for

Ion. for

Ion.

slaughter.

l

manufac-

acquire by labour:

. -, . . €,. -, ,-6, -, -,

aor.

pf.

I

to master.

to convict

a-

of,

overcome. 3. in good sense, aor. I in pass, to prevail upon, persuade, influence : II. to work in, make; sense, to be prevailed on. in pass, sense, to be

aor. 2 of

-€,

it

€-€€,

:

3 sing. pf. pass, of

=

to

:

to kill.

of

i

of

inf.

(«, iJiTov)

strengthd. for

KarevixOeis, aor. 1 part. pass, of pf. with no pres. in use, it was upon, lay upon, kovis cf. the simple does not occur. 3 sing. aor. I oi Dor. aor. 2 inf. oi [], 3 pi. aor. 2 pass, of

return home.

Ion. for I

f.

Ep. aor.

aor. 2 inf. oi

Ion. for

aor.

-6[, , -€6,

€€,

plqpf. pass, of

pi.

[], to cover up, wrap up. i med.

(«, kvavTios)

Adv.

over against, opposite, fronting.

-(€

and pass, of

(\.

Ion. for

-6, -€

pf. act.

-«.

also

idols.

Pass, to be or be-

l

down, fall

of

to belch at or

:

to de-

II. intr. in aor. 2

upon.

in.

— — :

((—

366

)

-€(, , f.

to cover,

for oneself.

-€, c.

raign.

(,

roof over

serving as

of the aor.

:

:

-€), —((€. it

/

fut. (with pf. speak against, gen. also c. ace. to denounce, impeach, ar2. to say plainly, speak out : Pass., «aret-

Ion. for

, €, €,

accuse,

Med.

roof:

.,-, €,

:

.

shall be declared.

—

,

f.

put

to

, -6,

aor.

f

prepare.

-6€, -€,

f f.

,

opt. of

, i

,,

to

compose

get ready,

to

to

.

to sleep,

Pass, to fall asleep.

sleep

set in

order,

praise loudly, extol.

gladden or delight much.

a wish, prayer, vow. From f. Dep. to pray earnestly : to fut. to keep in, detain, [] pray to one: absol. to make a vow, pray. 2. to pray confine. 11. to boast. intrans. pf of for evil on one, invoke a curse. Pass, to feast, make merry. poet, for [] used as aor. 2 of to hold back, detain. [], f. Dep. to spring down upon, rush Ion. f. \y] aor. i Ep. aor. 2 part. to draw or ha7il down: of upon ; Pass., pf ships, to draw down to the water, launch, Lat. dedu3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Pass., with aor. 2 act. cere naves. aor. 2 pf fut. to rise tip again. l)ep. to go down, aor. 2 of contr. inf of things, to fall down : of a river, esp. to the coast 3 sing, and pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of II. to come back, return : to flow or r7in dotvn. fut. and aor. 2 of exiles, to return home. poet, V. sub I. trans, to hold, keep back, xvithhold : to check, restrain: aor. l of Pass, to stop, intrans. pf. and aor. 2 of cease. II. to possess, occupy, keep, dwell in : to seize, take possession of, occupy with soldiers. 1. to pf. cover, encompass : also in Med., f. Ep. she covered her face generally, to hide, keep conto eat up, devour, pf pass, cealed. III. intrans. to check oneself: to hold, prey upon. stop, cease. pf. pass, of 2. to come from the high sea to shore, land, touch, ptit in. pf. pass, of 3. to come to pass, happen ; aor. I med. of () it will turn out well. 4. of a report, to prevail, be frequent : to have the upper intr. pf oi IV. Med. to keep back from oneself, emhand. aor. I of bezzle : also to blind. aor. I of aor. 2 of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of aor. 2 pass, of of

intr. pf.

:

. -, :, . , -6. , , , . , , (-, -

-^. ^. ,

-6 -6

-6:—

,

-€€.

€\€$,

:

:

-€, (( ((

-,

:

. . € ^ . , . . € . , . , (. , ^, . . €, , . , . -, . . , , ,. '/ :

:

, , ,.

-^.

:

4-€, 66, €€,

:

:

:

:

-

—

:

-

'/.

€, , (^$)'.-,

. , , . , . , , . € , . €€,

of

pf. pass,

pf

part, of

€€•, €. .

pi. aor. i

of

aor.

Ion. for

plqpf pass, of

aor.

I

of of

aor.

:

},

3

pi.

Dor. 3 sing, impf pass, of I of

[],

for evil,

aor. 2 pass,

avow, wish, prayer: esp. an imprecation, curse. II. a votive offeritig. or -€v0vs. Adv. straight forward. f to make straight, set right : to

guide, direct, conduct. fut.

down

to sleep

;

Aeol. 3

—

to lull to sleep

pi. aor. I

Pass, to lie

2.

to lay a

speak against, thing to one's

tivos a charge

3. absol. to be

4. generally, to signify, in-

Hence

an accusation, charge. an accuser: pf pass, of

,

ov,

(,

. , . , , to, to,

II.

obeying: as Subst. a subject. giving ear to.

-,

.

betrayer.

listening to, attentive: as

Subst. a listener, spy, eavesdropper.

ing ing

is

an accuser,

) ().

dicate, prove, intimate.

/.

aor.

to

charge: Pass., brought against him. appear as prosecutor.

,

€€, ,{() -€ -6, , — -6, , (€. aor. 2

I

med. of

f

accuse, arraign.

to

aor, 2 of

3

etc.. Ion. for

3 sing. impf. pass, of

aor. I of

Ion.

—

:

III.

hearkenhearken-

Ion. for

aor. 2 of

5, ,

case or ladder.

of

the tipper story of a house:

a

stair-

(Deriv. uncertain.)

[],

aor.

I

and

2 pass,

:

:

, . -, , . ,. . :

—

. , , . . , . . , -, . -. . , . ^. , -, . , . , ( 5, , , )-, . , *. , -, . -, . , . . , -, , -, ) ) €5 -, ( . , ( , -, -, . €5, , (. . , , .. , -6, , {, f.

make of small

Xoyos)

account, slight, despise.

,

Ep,

Hence

,,

a going down, descent.

€.$,-, Ion. for

of and

pf. part. pass,

(.

aor.

I

pf. pass,

of

to

3

ibo).

of

pi.

aor. 2 inf. of

- -. - -€€,

aor. 2 inf.

med. of

Ion. for

of

Ion. for

-,

I

aor.

and

I

pf. pass,

of

Ion. for

of

aor.

. Dor. -aopos, (,

or

, (, $)

banging down f.

pi.

banging on or

:

to soothe,

2 sing. aor. I

,{,

laurels

the foot covered

fall

or steer for a place.

who

\as

{,

-

IV. intr. to light upon ; the light comes down upon

(

the place from heaven.

-$,

,

-(,

,

of

pf.

dwelt

in,

{(

!. *€.

aor. 2 part, of

—

to dwell in, inhabit: Pass. /o be inhabited: of persons, to be settled in a 2. of a state, to be administered, regulated. f.

€ 5, {) ), , {) , -, , ) ,, $, . , -, -€, , -. , . , , -6, , .. . place.

Hence

«cws,

-€, , {<$)

a casting the eyes downwards : dejection, sorrow, shame. f. to be downcast, struck dumb. From with downcast eyes, de• (5, jected, downcast, struck dumb. Hence ovos, o, one who causes shame, a disgrace.

{,

thing in one's ears, din

formed of

a thing.

one

into

it

—

:

2. to teach by

—

teach the elements of religion in these elements ; aor. i fs,

II. to

Pass, to be in-

word of mouth,

Pass, to be iftstructed

aor. 1 pass, of Ep. aor. 2 of fut. of Ep. aor. I inf. of

Ep. for

.€€, €€5, but

. €,

,

Ep. and 1 Ep. aor. Ep. for

pi.

II. to

settled.

pi.

aor. 2

aor. 2 of

of aor. 2 imperat. med. of

bring or remove into

—

colonise a place

Pass, to be placed, :

—

Pass., of places,

Hence

, a planting with inhabitants, colo-

nisation.

-- -^,

of same.

med. of

med

:

II.

have colonies planted there, to be colonised or established. III. to bring home, restore to one's country.

{,,

to build

to

:

on or in a

an

,

inhabitant.

have compassion on.

f.

— Med., with

place.

o7kos) dwelling in, inhabiting:

compassion, shew pity.

another

Att.

,

to

II. intr.

have compassion on

aor. I pass,

oneself, to bewail, lament.

II. to

cause or

to pity eitcite

Hence

, -, -^, ,{,

pity.

2 part,

to

.. , ,.

aor. 2 inf. of

dwelling.

to

to feel

and 3

,

Att.

fut.

a dwelling persons as colonists

as Subst.,

I plur. aor. 2

2

a colony.

f.

, Ep. Ep.

-^,

:

fit for inhabiting;

6, a dwelling-place. a dwelling, habitation.

(sub.

-oiKOS, ov,

poet. aor. 2 opt. of

:

a settling in a place

,

coos,

sounding, resounding.

,

a, ov,

pf.

{, $)

-6, €€,6€, €€, €,

sound a

ibo).

Ion. for

Ion. 3 sing. impf. of Ion.

to resound.

-.

—

keep

still, opp. to 2. c. gen. covered with, laden with. €s, apapeiv) Jetted out, furnished, supplied: of ships, furnished with oars. pf. pass. part, of aor. 2 of 2 sing. aor. I med. of pf. pass, of

f.

ibo).

of v. to make to waste away, bring down. f. [], to have power over, prevail against, overpower, c. gen. II. intr. to come to one's full strength, be in full vigour. coUat. pres. form of to bold back, hold in, restrain, Lat. detineo Med. to keep by one. II. to possess, occupy. III. to guide

to

stands

-€,

mud

2 sing, imperat.

of the robe, of one

;

by the

{(

of

inf.

Ion. for

assuage

of 3 sing. impf. of f. to calm, appease, quiet. is, covered over, overbanging, overarched ; oversha-

dowed with

Ep.

ai-

to.

of

pf. part,

i\vs) to fill with

or dirt.

impf. pass,

[],

{,

[],

f.

3

{(

3 pi. of Ion. for

Ion. for

aor.

— Ep.

med. of harm, hurt, damage.

2 pi. aor. 2

,(

f.

uncontr. form of (qjs,

«,

367

a pitying, compassion.

fut.

fut.

to bewail,

lament.

oTvos) drunken with wine.

-oivos, ov,

of

.

— (\ -$, -, -, ) {, -, -, {, , ) -€, , -€, , {:) -^. 5, -, -, ->: {, -, -, ,{,. -, )-, , , {) -, -, , {, $) 5, :

368

,

have gone

Dep.

fut.

down;

the departed.

to shrink from

f.

doing a thing.

a being possessed, posses-

ij,

wind.

II.

capable of being possessed, frantic.

—

Pass

to

Pass, to be

swear

to

with

-, -, :

— Med.

swear

oa.'h.

by.

3. c.

ace. pers. to

gen.

p>ers. to

-',

to

-)/05,

to follow after.

f.

and before

-, -, ^,

Adv. of Place, behind, Time, hereafter.

a

) )

, {$) $, {, ,=, {, 6,

KaT-oimrjs, ov, »eaT-07rros, ov,

, -, -, -, , , -, -€ -, from

-,

a

of

{$) ,

c.

2.

in

Med.

a mirror, Lat. speculum,

:

aor.

I

:

—

io set

—

Hence

,

,

f.

Ion.

ai,

dread.

II. absol. io

Att.

:

{.

fut. 2

in ihe

ground.

f.

-, -,

-.

over, Lat. insultare sult.

W.

to

is

:

hence

charm

f.

,

io

: —

--

-,

dance in triumph

treat despiiefully, in-

:

aor.

aor.

3

on

gen.

Adv.

,=

{)

from

below, beneath.

io thrust down. head downwards,

I

of

i

of

pi. aor. 1 pass,

ov,

the

, -. . , , -, {) -. {)) -, {, $)

shoulder,

a

the shoidder.

II.

quoit

thrown

borne on the sboidder.

Adv. whole arm.

the shoulder,

an oath iaken against

one, accusaiion on oath.

,

border of sheepskin

{).

a coarse frock with a

\y&^

Ion. for

2

sing. pf. pass.

5, , ,

by dancing.

earth.

II.

'

ground.

III. as Subst.,

Dep. to contemplate, behold. Adv. Ion. for {.

dwellers on

-, {, [] down from , {, down {, from II.

Adv.

bury, inier: io hide to

also,

,

:

aor. I of

Dtp. io

fut. I pass,

be-

upside gen. under, below: down from. IV. Sup.

,

dismayed

be afraid.

II.

2.

or

ov, Att.

f.

with ihe be

dead :

,

ycios.

done righily : a

a success. io rush downwards.

2.

Ill, c,

-€05,

from

ihai which

, -: -,

right aciion.

3.

Comp.

manage

go on prosperously.

,

down, downwards.

. , , -, - ) -, . , €, . -5, ) $ hills.

down.

metaph.

2.

..

Ion. for

the coast or in ihe plain, as opp. to those inland or

up-

io keep siraighi, set righi: well : absol. to be right in a thing Pass, io succeed, prosper : also io be well defermined or purposed. II. intr. io be successful, :

Adv.

sound with music ibrough.

f.

f.

of

tin.

before a vowel below, up from below.

Ion. for

direct or

-, , {)

-.

the

anciently of polished metal.

righi, erect.

Att. for

neath, below, underneath, opp. to

spy, scout.

shew as in a mirror:

io

(.

3 1. aor.

€5, €$, -. -,.-€€5, -,

those in the nether world, the

behold oneself in a mirror. From refieci as in a mirror. TO,

II.

be seen, visible:

Med.

,

,

for

Dor. for

a place, within sighi of.

Att.

possessed,

6ipis)full in sighi, opposite.

used as fut. of Dor. for

Ion. for

be seen

f.

.

spy out. observe.

to

gen.

also

(,

vowel -0€v,

after, in the rear.

f.

II. pass,

2.

Att. for

—

Adv.,

{, .

ov,

2.

, . , , )

6^vs) very sharp, piercing.

€ia, v,

. , -. -, ^, . inspired.

take

to be of use, profit, advanhave the benefit of, enjoy. [yX'\ Dep. to blame, slight. fut.

form of holding fas .

held fasl, overpowered, conslrained.

i

2. c.

(, --, , -, -,, €. -|;5,

a god.

ov,

an oath against, accuse on oath. tage

by

ov, incorrect

wet as with rain. aor.

fut.

confirm by

to,

a holding fast, detention.

^,

possession

[]

-: -: 5, {) to be

:

.

6
rain upon

t.

3-•:

=

i.

j

to bewail, lament,

rained upon

over.

wafi with a fair wind, come safe

io

to»,

brows, frown.

Dep.

cica-

to

sail before ihe

6-

pi. act.

to shriek over.

f.

witness,

call

,

the earth.

make

to pori.

perish utterly.

-

— —

Att.

II. intr. io

down.

to slip

f.

:

—

f.

ov, held in possession, detained.

to

orform a scar over: Pass, to cicatrise, heal io make waier upon. f.

trise

Hence

sion.

under

ov,

f.

8,

,

:

but

,

imbedded

in the

buried, hidden in the ground, under

ov,

{)

, a pii,

the lowest.

cavern.

, .

: .

—

€8, ,

),

Adv. Sup. of ov,

«;,

:

Adv. Corap. of ther downwards.

-5,

name

-65, ,$,

-,

Kaffa^ais

Ep. aor.

(^with the

,

a box, chest, case, Lat. capsa. to burn. KE, and before a vowel K€v, Ep. and Ion. for av. Dor. Kd: av (, kcv av, are sometimes found together: K€ is always enclit.

banging doumturn very pale.

digamma),

&,

2 sing.

and

, $,

made 0/ stalk

ov,

,

From

or stick.

a stalk, stem.

, ', , 5, . €, , . . . , . , , . ,-

spear-shaft

2.

a handle, shaft:

5, , () burning

, ,,

II.

a

a beat-shade,

brimmed Macedonian

5,

name

or

($,

{) 5, , {) , ,

, , : €,

5,

f.

for

$,

\;, 5,

(Akin to

oneself.

,

.

pf.

, . . , {) boast or vaunt

Ke8a
KeSvos,

ovos,

2 sing, of

:

a boasting, vaunting. a vaunt, boast.

{) {)

, ,

, ^ 05, -€€, {) {, , , , . .) ,

boasting.

:

to

^,

laugh scornfully.

.

-€8,

,

to

605,

$,

,

(Akin to

scatter,

to

of

€.

II.

:

a pebble

:

the cedar-tree. Lat. cedrus.

,

,

€6, Ion. €. Ep.

()

. ..

made

3 sing, of

of,

II.

chest.

or inlaid with,

..

I of Ep. aor. I med. part, of K€iavT€s, Ep. aor. I part. pi. of KeidTai, KeioTO, Ep. 3 pi. pres. and impf. of thence. Adv.. Ion. and Ep. fur Adv.. Ion. and Ep. for there: thither.

aor.

boastful.

€€5.

. 6.

laugh loud, Lat. cachin-

from

77,

K€e
2

,

opt.

collectively, gravel,

vos:

j

.€(€ €(( --

(.

((,

Ion.

,€€.(( ( . Ion.

,

to dash, plash,

—

(.

€(€,

KEI'MAI.

company. living sad days,

bubble, of the sound of liquids. shingle.

pass. part,

cared for, dear

cedar-wood.

(Formed from the sound.) a loud or mocking laugh.

()

redupl.

I

anything made of cedar; a cedar coffin or

ure.'cbed.

f.

€€•.

, . {$) careful, discreet, trusty.

'05,

ev-

{kclkCs, tTaipos) ill

ov,

1

poet, for

,

Dep.

a boasting, cause of

Dor.

f.

nor

(Ktyxpos) things of the size of rim of the shield. Ep. aor. aor. I

of things, valued, prized. KcSplvos. ov, {KfSpos) of cedar, made of cedar. KcSpis, idos, (KeSpos) the cane of the cedar-tree also a juniper-berry.

pass,

a subject of boasting. «ois,

hence

:

offish.

.

:

.) \;,, = 8,

:

milium

millet, Lat.

spawn

scattering

disperse, break up, break in pieces.

—

avTos.

crasis for

77,

eyelet-holes in the

:

€€ —

pass.

,—

ov,

fut.

to

a scorching

, {)

KavTos, by

—

:

and

also the

:

,,

a burner. sear with red-hot iron : f Pass, to be seared in conscience. From a branding-iron.

nietaph. in

{K€yxpos,

ov,

KETXP02, , millet-grains

burning beat

the bead.

$,

any small grain

Adj. with no masc. in use, burning.

of

euros,

, )

and tmpf. of

pi. pres.

a bird called the redcap.

millet.

see

wind.

:

to shiver,

.^.— ,

of

contr. for

6-5,

:

Pass, to be on fire, intensely hot.

fut.

I

€5

for burning, combustible. a burning bitrning heat.

Hence

fern.

Ep. of lightning,

myxp^alos, a, ov, (Ktyxpos) of the size or shape of a grain of millet. V, ov, , fem. -Itis, (Kiyxpos), like millet, full of small grains.

o{ a broad-

hat,

ov,

:

,(,

Ep.

Ep. aor. I of Ep. and Ion. 3

-,

(Foreign

lot.

{) {) , {)

,

to split, cleave

., €

word.)

KATNO'2, ,

:

€, €. €. €,(, , )

feverish beat.

a Persian garment, [a]

() —

(

I

aor. I

K€as, part, of Att. aor.

wither by beat.

to scorch,

f.

aor.

:

Pass.,

shatter: generally, to sever, separate, divide forcibly. Kcdp, dpos, TO, Lat. cor, the heart contr. q. v.

beat, as of the sun;

absol. in the heat.

Hence

t. :

(*€,

the hilt of a sword.

:

barley.

viroirroi) suspecting evil,

,

opt. ot

I

ov,

laP, Att. for

to

-. 5, '2, f.

369 harbourage.

ill

meanly suspicious.

(payuv) glutton, the

{, . (,

is,

wards, precipitous. for

of Time, later. lower than, fur-

) )

{,

ov or a, b, of a bird in Aristophanes.

)

--, (, -75, (, ', ,

, *. , — Kayxpvs, parched

at the lowest part.

loner

'

. ,

:

:

:

and Ep.

so 3 pi. impf. subj. ; :

fut.

;

Dor.

Ep.

Ion.

(],

Ion.

inf.

pi.

3

and Ion.

Ep. also

Ep. :

part.

:

€€-

L'sed as Pass, to

€ €. €, :

—

370

^

Radic. sense, to be laid, to 2. to lie idle

asleep. to

lie

rest

still,

;

lie

:

to lie

down,

of many conditions, as to lie sick, lie in weakness or old age: to lie dead, like La.t. jacere of things, to be destroyed, overthrown, lie in ruins. 4. of a corpse, to lie unburied: also to lie II. of places, to lie, be tincaredfor, neglected. situated. 2. of things, to be in or at a place, where continuance is implied. III. generally, to be in be IV, a position, be laid or placed, stand. V. deposits. laid up, laid in store : evil.

3.

€ €

to be fixed, settled, laid is fixed,

laid

down;

the prize

down

^ lies

;

the law

^

the penalty is fixed; 2. ready, is proposed. these kv

Homer, things rest on the knees of the gods, i. e. depend upon the gods be dependent on a freq. in

, €, , {)

.

;

person.

Kci^dv, Dor. for

impf.

,, . .

: . €, .. €. ^, . €, . , .. , €, . , €€ ., ££, . , , . 6.. , €, , €, . ( ,. €, 6, , . €, . . €, Ep. redupl. aor.

lie

or at ease, be inactive: also abated, allayed

3

Dor.

of

Ep.

,

.

, Kcivos,

($,

band. KcipvXos,

KEI'Pfl,

II.

the

0, for

€€6, 3

£^, 6€, -,

\$,

CK6ipa Ep. eKfpaa: aor. I

:

— Med.,

cut short, esp. the hair

own

hair or have

hew

off.

the island

:

(: — — Ep.

fut.

[]

aor. 2

clip,

to

.

€(

Ion.

aor.

I

Pass.,

:

pf.

— Med.

—

:

:

to

to cut off" one's

it cut off: Pass., Tas /cehave their heads shorn. 2. to cut out, II. to ravage, waste a country, esp.

by cutting

down

the fruit-trees. 2. generally, to cut up, devour, waste, consume, destroy.

, ^, 6, ,

^.

Ep. plqpf. of pf. pass, of Ion. 3 pi. of sing.

or

of «aXccu.

pf.

of

pf. pass,

paullo-p. fut, pass, of

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ion. and Ep. for

formed a

inf.

:

Att. pf. pass, of

as if

from

is

^-^.

^^, ($. -. opt.

:

part.

plqpf.

whence

of

pf.

of

pf. pass,

pi.

3

^'^,

of

pf,

:

(^$,

pres. part,

to shut.

of

pf. pass,

-f,o,

pi. pf. pass,

3

of

med. of a bandage, roller, a swathingcord or sacking of a bedstead. a kingfisher, []

fut. Kcpoj

of

Ion. and Ep, for

in that way.

man from

aor. I inf.

, {(')

pf, part,

paullo-p. fut. pass, of

Ion. and poet, for Kevos, emp'y.

Adv., Ion. for Keios, 0, (Kews) a Ceian, a Ceos : see Xios. Kcipia,

of

of

Ion. pf. pass, of

(),

or manner.

of

pf. pass, (in pres. sense)

pf.

K€l•,

),

way

€,

,

pf. pass,

: heirloom. Ep. impf. of Kcivos, Kuvo, Ion. and poet, for Ik^ivos, that, -7)To he, she, it ; dat. fem. as Adv. on that road

also in that

pf. part. pass,

part.

or valuable

subj.

of

pf. inf. pass,

€€5,

pass, of

anything stored up, a treasure

—

2 o(

pi.

,

pf. pass, of Ep, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of poet. aor. 2 part, of out to one, to cheer him on, c. dat, but ing o?t one, calling him for help.

6($,

, . . .. :

€, €€5, €€, €, 6$,

calling

c, ace. call•

pf, act. of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 imperat. of pf. part. pass, of

. .€, . . , €$, ', .. 2 pi. poet. aor. 2 imperat. pf.

of

of

gen. uitos or otos, Ep.

pf.

act,

part, of

of of

pf. pass,

pf. pass,

, €.

,

of of Ep, 3 sing, plqpf. of pf. part, of pf. pass. part,

.

. ., . €$, (. €5. ($, . . €, . . €$, £, . €, €, €, 6, ,. ^. €, ,, ., () . Kels, contr. for

, , ,

€,

(Is.

Adv., Ion. and Ep. for l/icfae, thither. Dor. fut. of

deep;

fut.

€.

2

and 3

sing, imperat. of

o{

Ep. Desiderat. of to wish to he went to lie down. to cleave, radic. form of Ep. fut. pass, of Ep. fut. of Dor. for q. v. 3 pi, Ep. aor. 2 med. of Ep. aor. 2 part, of pf. part. pass, of Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

€61,

«€5, «,

lie

down

..

or

pf, part. pass,

«,

Ion, for

,

pf. pass,

of

OTOS, Ep. and Ion. pf, part, (with pajs.

sense) of

;

Ion.

hence dual and Ep. for

pf,

part. pass, of

gen. otos, Ep. pf. act. part, of

Ep, 3 sing.

pf.

and

plqpf.

pass, of

pf.

(with pres. sense) of Hence a scream, cry. a screaming, crying. a crier, bawler. ,

'$, , €$,

aTos,

(^)

—

—

. . . ^, €-$, {-, /) , (, ) €, . , , . . , €€5, , . ($, , . ) ^, €€$, () \€ !.. $, €(8, €€ €€, €£$, €$, () . , . , ^. €. €, {^) (. € ::

—

371

(«, Ep.

pf. pass,

avros,

,

he

who

2 sing,

a drinking vessel

,

17,

:

an urn or

pail.

conquers all in bawling, the blusterer. KcXtovTCS, the beams in the 01, loom between which the web was stretched. pauUo-p. fut. (with act. sense) of Ep. 3 sing. impf. of imperat, of pf. of pf. 2 of , wayfarer. pf pass. part, of {4\€$, road-making. KcXewOo-iropos, ov, {(\€5, tropos) a wayfarer. ol, the sons or descendants of CeKeXtvQos, with neut. pi. crops, i. e. the Athenians. but also road, way, path, track, either by land or ov, Cecropian, i. e. AtheKeKpoma (yrj), nian Attica ; ol KfKpomoi, the water vvktus tc the ways of night and day, i. e. night and day. Athenians. II. a travelling, journey, voyage : an expedition. iSos, pecul. fern, of III. a mode of walking, gait : metaph. a way or walk of Dor. pf. part, pass, of also a way or coiirse of doing. KcKpoi};, oTTOS, 6, Cecrops, an ancient king of Athens. life pf. part. pass, of or aros, to, («eAfvcu) an order, a woman's head-dress, made command : the word of command in war the call of , the II. which gave the time to the rowers. of net, to confine the hair, Lat. reticidutn. III. part of the pouch or belly of a hunting-net. an order, command. , Ion. for the headstall of a bridle. Ion. and Ep. 3 pi. pf. pass, of commander fugleman : , on board ship, the man who by his call pf. inf. gives the time to the rowers, a boatswain. [], £. 3 1• redupl. aor. 2 subj. of pf. pass, of ordered, commanded. Frequentat. of pf. of to be continually bidding or urging on. Dor. KcXaScvvos, KcXaScivos, 17,

,

, (\€$) 6€-05, ,

,

:

,

;

,

—

;

, , :

:

€\€$,

,..

{(\() . , {(\()

:

€,

,

mtirmuring, noisy, boisterous

€&(,

:

() (\

,

,

also clear-toned.

: Ep. aor. I murtmir, roar, like the rushing of water. 2. to utter a cry or sound. II. trans. to sing of, celebrate loudly: to call to, invoke. Hence aros, to, a murmur, din, roaring. loudov, 6, fern. sounding, vocal, harmonious. , a noise, as of the wind or of rush' ing waters : the din or tumult of battle, a shouting rarely of the sound of music. Hence

also

,

(/€$)

f.

:

:

-5,

'02,

, ()

€€$.

,

6€05, , , {€()

Kikivo),

f.

(\€,

Ep. aor.

:

urge on : exhori, urgently:— the rowers by bis

I

KcKcvca

:

{\)

command, order :

bid,

(\€$,

call.

II.

give iime to the

c. dat. pers.

call to,

order.

€£, , €5, $, ,

{)

obsol. sing. o{ KeXeovres.

a courser, race-horse, driven a fast-sailing vessel, with

€, . -, , ($)

or ridden singly.

II.

one bank of oars, Lat.

celes, celox.

, -, (, , ',, -, ) , €\ €\ , -$, () , , -, )) , -, {, . =

«',

to

murmur,

eyxos)

ts,

bloody spear.

€-€$,

es,

cloud-wrapt.

(KeXaivos,

2.

roar, esp. of water.

$)

fut.

, -,

coloured.

come

{K€\aiv6s,

gnawed

(($, $, , , (($) make

black.

,

-,

{Kf\aiv6s, unp)

5)

:

man who

a race-horse, generode two or more

:

aor. i

€€\

I.

:

trans,

drive on, push ashore ; to run a ship ashore. II. intr. of ships, run ashore, put into harbour: generally, to reach a haven.

black-

black:

—

:

—

:

to call by

01,

(\. -, €(,

iSos

black-faced, swarthy, gloomy.

0$, , , =

= Dor. babble, murmur. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of

(\.

€\(, II.

of

ihe Kelts or Celts; later

manner of

(OS,

husks.

to call, call

.

Celtic, in the

and

,

:

mere

5, , a

Hence language

ihe Kelis.

a husk, rind, pod, shell

(Deriv. uncertain.)

KE'AiiP,

,^

,

and (€-

(\€5:

urge on, exhort, cheer

also like

Adv. in Keltic or

of old

part.

name.

aor. I inf.

or after the fern. -wiris,

poet, for

command.

, ,,

to

aor. 2

:

3 sing,

KcXroi,

Pass, to be-

— €€(,

f.

dark-shining,

black-hearted.

Dor. -, , , —

of a

f.

on,

ov,

to ride

esp.

:

of seamen,

,,

is,

ride

horses leaping from one on another. TO, Dim. of (\$.

KcXaivos, cognate form of /liAas, black, swart: dark, gloomy: murky.

murky.

o(

f.

rally, to

black with clouds:

cloud-black, livid.

ov, (^KeKaivus,

black.

dark,

tvith

:

beseech

son.

ados,

,

a young deer.

metaph. affidavit-

—

:

:

372

:

K€v vowel

Kcv, before a

€-5, hungry.

for

6,

ing famine,

€.

, )

vessels, breed-

)

From lack of men, dispeopled state. empiy of men, dispeopled. K€v-av8pos, ov, (Kevus, f's, {nevos or Ktvfos, or

,

€-5

€€-5,

vain-boasting, braggart.

Kcvcppeios, ov, dead: in

€-6, , ,. -, 5, ,

KeviPpeia,

pi.,

(Deriv. uncertain.) hole, stumble.

,

ov, (veveos,

,

and

)

€$,

Ion. for

K€vcos,

Kevco

,

€$)

{nevus,

f.

carrion.

empty.

empty-minded.

any hollow space.

II.

6-5,

ovTOS,

KENO'5

Ion. K61VOS,

empty-handed. as Adv. in vain.

II.

;

Ep. kcvcos

empty : Kevea :

:

fruitless, vain, idle

exhausted : c. gen. void, destitute, bereft of: absol. of a lioness, bereaved of her IV. Comp. and Sup. Kevorepos, young. ros but also regular nevwrepos, -wraros. {kcvus, rafpos) to honourwith a cenotaph. TO, {kcvOs, an empty tomb,

--

-, -, ) ) £€(6 €€ , ( ;

,

<$)

6-05,

,

vain

empty-minded.

talk, babbling.

prating.

Ion.

aor.

I

out,

drain

a thing, to

c.

:

.(, €€.

:

— of no account —

:

or

—

:

—

:

to

also to be left empty, deserted.

effect.

Ep. aor.

act. inf oi

I

Pass.,

empty be emptied of

{kcvos)

Pass, to

forsake, desert

gen.

make void

of none

aor. I

f.

:

pf.

:

Pass, to

(S, spurring to madness. K€VTpov, TO, a point, prickle, spike, sting a horse or ox-goad : a spur : proverb., irpbs to kick against the pricks. 2. an inspur, instrument of torture. 3. metaph. II. the point round which a circle is centive.

)

--, {, €, , , {)

described, the centre.

, 6,

II.

become vain,

—

Pass, to furnish with a sting with a goad. a rogue that has been , branded, a spur-galled jade. 2. to strike

, €, , €,(, . . 02, cx)vos,

,

the Lat. centurio.

{()

a goader, driver. Kcvws, Adv. of K(vos, vainly, idly. opt. o( whence Ep. and Ion. coUat. form of opos, 6,

3 sing.

pi.

3

Ktos,

.

Ion. for

',

a light sea-bird of the petrel kind: metaph. a light-headed simpleto?i, a noddy. Ep. 2 pi. pres. med. of Kcpacaai, Ep. dat. pi. of pas. II. anything like a Kcpaia, 17, {pas) a horn. horn, a yard-arm, Lat. cornu antennarum : a pro2. a horn or promontory jecting beam or timber. 4. 3. a small dot in writing, 'a tittle.' of land. anything made of horn, e. g. a bow. {pas): aor. i later f II, of persons, to kill, to lay waste, ravage.

(.

(

, :

—€2[,

^, ^.*, {as) ^. €5, {() €, ,(, as if

struck by a

to

^^,

From

empty -sounding,

{uevos,

ov,

2.

,

cenotaph.

ov, {Kfvos,

ov,

goading, stinging.

on.

goad, spur. goaded.

to prick,

f

III.

€-6,

) )

goaded

(s,

.

be so furnished.

{kcvos, o5ovs) toothless.

,

yivro,

of.

for

es,

)

,

6,

act.

:

form

spur.

Kev-oSovris, i^os, fern, of Kevobovs. vain-glory, vanity. From vain-glorious. ov, {k€vOs,

€-5,,

false

{(()

step into a

{Kevus) the hollow between the ribs

the hip, the flank.

\((. ^. €, €-€8, {, *((^) , {) €-5, {, €-5, {, KivTO, Dor. for

fit.

ayyos) emptying

(S, (feevos,

—

:

:

from

slaughter

:

:

to disable ships.

(

a tvorm that eats horn. ov, a ravager, robber. Dor. 3 sing. aor. l of to the Root of Ep. for Kevravpeios, a, ov, {Kivravpos) Centaurian, of or mix the wine stronger. mix; for Centaurs. earthen. , {Kivravpos) descended from the Potters' Quarter in Centaurs. , Athens, where two places were called Cerameicus, one {Kevravpos) like a Centaur KevravpiKos, 17, within and the other without the Thriasian Gate. Adv. -kqjs. savage, brutal. a, ov, (S, {Kevravpos, ttXtjOos) full of of clay, earthen. "I'entaurs. , {paos) a potter : proverb., (II.

also aor.

i

med. imperat. oi

€5, ,

Kcpa'is, itos,

-,

,

Kev-ravpos,

{^)

a Centaur, properly a Piercer, Spearman : they were a race of savage horsemen, dwelling between Pelion and Ossa in Thessaly, extirpated in a war with their neighbours the Lapithae. II. later, they were believed to be monsters of double shape, half m.an and half horse. o,

(,

€€$, , , {5) €€$, {((5) 6€$, {5) 6€5, s, pa(vs (( «€, , {paos) €$, , €$, , , {$)

—

potter envies potter.

, ( , , *(-— f.

as if

from

stab, pierce.

:

:

aor.

I

to prick,

:

goad, sting:

8,

:

metaph.

to botch or

ov. Ion.

i'Sos,

and Ep.

for

pecul. Ep. fem. of

ov,

and

a potter, work in

patch up the

state.

(p(tos.

(p(os. , = (($,

,

of eai'thenware or clay.

inf to

to be

f.

earthenware

wound,

an earthenware vessel, a

jar, pipkin, Lat. testa.

pot,

—

£$, $ a

$

Att.

[],

77.

€

(6$)

rile:

:

also

KE'PA'MOS,

€-,5, ,

, -, €, ,

tonitru,

a brasen prison.

thunderbolt.

(5,

( ^

vessel,

-: — Med., Ep. 3 and (^)

and Ep.

:

[]

fut.

and

:

of diluting wine

more

:

mix

to

Med.,

oneself a bowl

as,

Pass.,

;

:

pf. /cf/it-

€-

2. to cup mixed half and half. temper or coo/. 3. metaph. to blend together, temper, regulate, tone down. II. generally, to mix,

a

)

,,

,

() (-$.

;

€, —

)

Ion.

:—

:

, ^:,

—

:

declension the

material for esp.

.$

a bow

:

Kepas,

;

K€p€os,

Kipe'i

:

(akin

to

horn of ati atumal : hence horfi, as a working. II. anything made of horn; later, a horn for blowing : also a drink-

III. ing-horn, or a goblet in the shape of a horn. a horn or guard at the end of a fishing-line, to prevent the fish from biting it. IV. an arm or

branch of a river, so called from

,

its

V.

shape.

or fleet; km Kipas Att. km. in single file, in colu7nn, i.e. one after another, VII. VI. the sail-yard of a ship. not abreast. the

wing of an army

, ).

any projection or

elevatiofi,

a

as

mountain' peak,

€€, , ,

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

(-8,-,

Kcparca or was Kepariov.

€,

,

Kcparlvos,

TO,

ij,

ov, (K(pas) of horn,

)

Dim. of Kipas, a

Ep. Radic. form oi

the fruit of the

:

its

fruit

horn.

II.

or locust-tree.

€-5,

{$,

ov, 0, a horn-blower. Kcpavveios, ov, (Kfpavvos) thundering. Kepavvios, a, ov, also os, ov, (Kepavvas) of a thunder-

€, , €\-$, ))

bolt.

II.

thunder-stricken. f.

strike with thunderbolts.

to

hurl the thunderbolt

thunderbolt, smiting with

, €\-65, and

lightener

tbunderer.

:

to

From

ov, (Ktpavvos,

hurling the

it.

,

(japawos,

,

mix.

to

Cerberus, the dog which guarded the ace. to Hesiod, the fiftygate of the nether world ;

:

headed son of Typhaon and Echidna sented with three heads. aor. Kfphavw Ion. f. ;

Ion.

-' €, —

fut. also

, (KepSos)

:

later, repre-

cKepdava

i

:

make gain

to gain,

from:

absol. to

gain advantage, be

hence

to traflic,

make merchandise.

aor.

I

or profit 2.

benefited. II.

in

bad

to gain a loss. with an eye to gain, crafty, KepSaXcos, a, ov, cunrring: shrewd. 2. of things, gainful, profitable: Adv. to one's profit.

sense, like

-, , ',

(€$)

€(5,

ov,

((€$,

Kep5avT)S, 2 sing. aor.

.

)

sub), of

l

,

crafty-minded.

(with no Posiov. Sup. of formed from Kfphos, most cunning or II. most profitable. crafty. ov, gen. ovos, Comp. (with no Positive in more profitable. use), formed from

KepSiaros,

tive in

use),

,€

II. in pi.

name

of a fox.

€$,

€os, TO,

of gain.

gain, profit, advatitage

cunning

:

desire

arts, wiles, tricks.

, {4$)

dat.

€,

the thief,

as

cunning, craft, shrewdness Adv. cunningly, shrewdly.

, (($)

aos contr. ovs,

€5, ,

to

made of horn.

little

flashing like the

(Kfpaxjvos) to strike with a thun-

€€5, ,

f.

tempered. horn-bearing.

{Kepas) the locust-tree

$)

ov,

the wily one, or

,^. , €, {€$)

bringing gain. of Ktpas.

pi.

),

, {,

fut.

(Ktpas) horned.

ov, (Kepas,

Lat.

of €(, Ion. for to close the web with the KepKis. From €«;, rod — staff KCpKis, $, ,

of

, (^) mingled,

,

Ktpacnos,

I

{Ktpavvos,

is,

Kcp€a, Ion. for

born.

light-

(, ^,

derbolt.

:

K€pSo-|oos, ov, {fcipas, polishing horn, working horn ; esp. for bows. {nipas) horned. Kepaos, II. made of horn. = Kcpa-oOxos, ov, Ep. Att. contr. «.'gen. K^pas, TO pcus Ktpa'i, dual KtpaCy dat. gen. gen. and dat. xepaoiv, plur. Kepwv; dat. and Ep.

and

was

itself

and the flash of lightning Lat.fulgur: plur. thunderbolts.

compound, Lat. attemperare.

;

fighting

thunderbolt, thunder

thunder by

:

f.

:

[pi]

freq. in

I

/ mz'*, mingle, often

:

ning, Lzt. fulmen

€, ,(:

aor.

:

sing. aor. l

Pass., aor. i

in

((6$,

6,

KEPATNO'2, 6, a

II. potters earth, potter s clay. a pot, jar : also in collective sense, III. a tile ; collectively, earthenware, pottery. to strike with riles, never the tiles; seems to be in IV. Iv in plur.

—

373

with the thunderbolt.

tiled roof.

any earthen

),

.

—

the

make

the

web

close

the weaver's

:

comb

containing the spindle, Lat. radius.

:

II.

the shuttle

any taper

rod, of wood, ivory, etc., as the quill with which 2. stringed instruments were struck, Lzt. plectrum. a measurifig-rod, Lat. radius. KE'PKOS, 77, the tail of a beast, Lat. cauda.

', €, , , , {()

KcpKOvpos or KepKoOpos,

0,

a boat, pinnace.

the island Corcyra, now Corfu : hence KepKvpaiGS, , a Corcyraean : Adj. KepKvpaiKOs, 17, ov, of ox for Corcyra. 17,

rarer collat.

small change

€&,

:

f.

coin into small

Hence

form for

small wares. Att.

money

:

,

to

.

slice

:

in plur.

small coin,

Hence

II. to to mince up. change large coin for small»

€. € ) )

:

!

—

374

€-5

K€pjiaTi
,, ,

money-changer.

horn-footed,

{Kepas,

sounding with horn,

( ,') -, -) €-€, , ) €, €-5,

of a flute tipped with horn. Kcpo-ScTOS, ov, {Kfpas, Secy) bound with horn. oev, {nepas) horned. contr. Kcpoeis, a rope belonging to UKOS, o, (Kepas, Kep the sailyards ; cf. nipas vi. to butt with the {nepas, f. horn ; generally, to dash or hiock about. drawing a how of Kcp-ov\KOs, -, 6v, {Kepas, horn.

drawn by the horns. (Kepas) to toss the horns or head.

of the bow,

2.

$,

6-8,

fern,

of

ov, (Kepas,

£-5, €€, Ep.

,

3 sing. aor.

€.€,

,

sq.

f.

I

of of

€.

€8,, €5. , €-5 -8, , (,

jeer at a person

absol. to sneer, scoff.

:

jeering, mockery.

€ws,

=

and

epa ( , (4) €5, 5, €5,

, .

cutting, stinging;

)

or absol.

or

, ,

and

make rough

to

in Pass, to be hoarse,

€,

fut.

of

II.

fj5os,

57,

collat.

forms

or hoarse.

II. intr.

of the voice.

€.

Ep. 3

pi. subj. pass.

o{

05,

$

:

,

, , ,€. , (,

€,

€.

poet, for

aros,

,

$,

,

(€)

any

(()

', € fut.

€( — subj.

:

pf.

:

2.

2

in

pi.,

KevOea

sum of the matter ;

ev

,

,

-,

to

bring under heads, sum up, smite on the head, slay.

(, , (€) II. to

ethos) principal, capital.

es,

aTOS,

the

sum

total.

(€\^ akyos) cattsing pains

es,

in

Hence

, '', , €5

head-ache. Lat. caput; es iroSas Ik

the head,

from head to foot

Ke(paKriv head forehead, as the noblest part, for the whole person, just as Lat. caput is used : esp. in salutation,

,

;

2. the

carum caput;

Lat.

^€

Ke(paKai.

in

bad

-

sense,

we

Lat. caput, as

3. the life,

use

head ;

aeevo eas setting their heads on the

cast

eis

;

on my head be head or upper part of anything the wall in pi. the head or source of a

Ke(pa\riv II.

the

, ,, , , . , , , €5, .. . , .. , , , . , 5, ., , . . , , .

coping of a

:

:

KecpaX^ nepiOeTos a wig or head-

river.

III.

dress.

IV. metaph. the point, sum, conclusion. Ep. gen. and dat. of KecpaXrj. Tj, Dim. of KecpaX-q, a little head or a head, chapter, division. hence TJvos, 6, a Cephallenian Cephallenia, an island in the Ionian

ihos, II.

—

now

Cefalonia.

pf. pass,

pf.

of

whence

of

3 plqpf. Ep.

eve.

pf. part. pass,

pf.

part. neut. pi.

of

of

of

of Ep. pauUo-post fut. of Ep. 3 sing, and

pass,

(•

fut. inf.

pi.

plqpf.

of

pf. part, pf.

winning, charming

:

of

part,

Adv.

agreeable,

of

eapevs, charmingly,

gracefully.

—

cover up, hide, conceal, shroud Pass. to lie hidden. 7. to keep hidden or secret, conceal, disguise: with dupl. ace, KfvOeiv to keep a thing concealed from one. 3. the pf. KeKevOa is used as pres., / keep concealed ; and plqpf. :

the

:

generally, the crown, completion, finish of

Ep.

ev.

Ep. redupl. plqpf. eKeKevOeiv Ep. Ke-

aor. :

, :

of the

the inmost

part. fern, of

KfvQos, eos, TO, = 70(775 the depths of the earth.

€,

head of a radish money, the capital-

Hence

Ep.

secret place, hole,

hiding-place, den; the lair of a beast. nether world, the abyss. ^. = place, sanctuary.

Dor. for

as Subst., like

in

:

pf. pass,

,=

and

main point 2. a summary,

summarily.

sea,

(Kevrew) worked, embroidered; KCffros of the girdle of Venus hence II. as Subst. Kfaras, , a girdle, Lat. cestus. II. a a pickaxe, poleaxe. kind oifish, a pike, or a conger. ", 6v,

, () ,

the

,

ea.

Ion. 3 sing. impf.

3•

^^ha thing.

bulb.

K€s, V. sub Kas.

€€,

to

principal,

KecpaXaio) or kv Ke(pa\a'iois elneiv to speak stimma-

6$,

€.

belonging

capitalis,

,

Ke
, -, ,

sum.

it

().

part, of

chief or

heart-

of

KE'PXNil,

the

epa,

hoarse voice, the kestrel.

and

II.

most.

mocking, delusive. a kind of hawk, so called from

stinging, reproachful words.

its

mock Hence

taunt, to

to

chief.

Lat.

like

the bead, as Ke(pa\aiov pa(pavi5os the

the head.

ep.

(epoos)

(€\) of or

ov,

metaph.,

f.

«) having horns, horned.

I part,

,

head:

state

ov, (Kepas, ^ep
Kcpaas, Ep. aor.

€, €09,

II. intrans. to

be concealed, lie hidden.

Dor. dat. of KecpaK-q.

horn-hoofed, epith. of Pan.

€-5, , ,

I concealed, contained.

as impf.,

(,

,

[],

:

((((

, ,.

3 sing, plqpf. of

€(5,

pf.

part. pass,

of

Adv.

agreeably, welcome.

of Ep. for KexapoiVTO, 3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 med. opt. of 3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 med. of pf. pass,

.

—

:

::

, , , '. , ^, (, ^€, -. , ^. . , , . , 6«5, . . , ,, ,.

€$,

pf. part, of

pi.

like

pauUo-post

;,\.

pf. part,

of

pf. pass,

€,

.

,

of

of

. €«$, , -, % (.

pi.

Ep. plqpf. pass, of

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of pf. part. pass, of

, , .€$,

.,

,

enclit. for (interrog.) but but Ep. aor. I inf. of 3 sing. opt. Ep. aor. I part, of i. e. Dor. for or care for the dead obsequies. II. affinity, connexion by marriage. cared for, dear, beloved. ov, 2. II. of or for a funeral, sepulchral. careful for. :

,,

:

/,

, {$)

, , 8,

'.

:

{$) 4$,

,

(4) =

()

.

one that has charge of a person, one who cares for the dead, a mourner a II. a relation by marriage, protector, guardian. ovos, 6,

, ,

Lat. affinis.

, , ,

ov,

—

€5.

3 sing. Ion. impf. pass, of Ion. impf. of «7750;.

ov,

($) a

,

—

.

aros,

, (() who

one

2.

affinity.

is

affinity.

alliance by marriage,

so connected,

a connexion,

f,

2. to

tend. to

have these

pay

marriage

, $5,

oneself in

2. to

allied.

to take

the last offices

make

charge

a

to

care for,

person

:

—

—

Pass.

II. to

Pass,

to

a person one's kinsman by

riage.

of

of,

of the dead:

paid one.

last offices

(as if

$, 5,

Dor.

,

regard for another. distress ral.

:

eos,

mar-

). $, -

— mourning for 3.

an

, ()

2. trouble,

be-

care, concern,

sorrow,

affliction,

one dead : hence a funea care. II. con-

object of care,

nexion by marriage, Lat. affmitas. ov,

ally

be so

from like , ov, Sup. formed from from most cared for, dearest, most II. most nearly allied by marriage. loved. fut.

by

, 05,

{$) anxious.

oozes or exudes from ink. : Hence gush or onze forth

juice, moisture

:

(€

to

:

', , ', 05,

(.

crasis for

Ep. impf.

ov,

[ ()

Ep.,

Att.]

burning, blazing.

charm, bewitch, fascinate

to

:

clotted blood

:

ge-

nerally, to wheedle, beguile, seduce. 17,

a rupture, Lat. hernia.

{()

() , (\4) , () ()

,

5, ,

, ',

rapture, fascination.

magic charm, spell. an enchanting, charming. charming: appeasing.

($, f.

ov,

to stain, sully

:

metaph.

to

stain, dishonour, disgrace.

'2, $, ,

,

.

,

$,

()

,

a well.

:

-, , =

Ion.

Dor. by

Dor. by

: a blemish, disgrace. an arrow an arrow. a swipe or machine for

a stain, spot

the shaft of

drawing water from

..

crasis for

crasis for

tjue.

a muzzle or halter, put on a led horse. 2. the funnel-shaped top to the voting urn in the Athenian law-courts, through which the ballots were dropped in the urn. 0,

($)

() ,, , . .

($)

f.

to

muzzle a horse.

, , , , ,, (^)(, , , Dor. for Dor. by

5,09, ', K-jjire,

i.

(v

e.

crasis for

Aeol. for

,

Lat. affinis.

€', , {5)

,

a burnt sacrifice

|(.

connexion by marriage,

connexion by marriage,

ov,

(^.

$, , matter that

KHMO'2,

Lat. affinis : a son-in-law, also afather-in-law, brother' in-law. Hence

,

,

Dor. for

{.

Ion. for

to be

,

€05 or €05,

island in the Archipelago.

K€Os, Ceos, an

:

gen. to be anxious or con-

crasis for

Med., oozing from his wounds,

subj.

Ion.

—

€8, ,

part.

:

also in

€.

Ep. collateral form of

c.

:

II. in Pass.,

act.

ovK€Ti

;

by

KHKI'2,

..

3 sing, and

pf

3 sing. Ep. aor. i of a vessel info which the lots were cast, a ballot-box. (Deriv. uncertain.)

of

fut.

pf. part. pass,

K€pcvos,

€,

distress.

annoyed

troubled, distressed,

cerned for

inf pass, of

make anxious, give concern

to

f.

hence to trouble, annoy, with Ep. fut. distressed, in trouble

of

pf. part, pf.

also an ace.

is

'.

of

pf.

from

as if

Tas from

6$,

there

:

',

Hence

to gape. or Gapers, comic for

of

pf.

S75

fj,

.

for

).

(i. e.

kwos, iKHvos.

the Lat. census, an assessment

:

tribute.

a sea-gull, sea-mew.

Ep. for Dor. by crasis for Dor. for

, , .

but

:

^j/^e

I

pi.

aor. I subj. oi

.

tiire.

that

aros,

which

i.e. is

«at ew-.

reared in

a garden, a garden-herb or flower. €cus, 0, a gardener. f. to rear in a garden

(%) , ($)

,

,

:

me-

taph. to tend, cherish, foster.

Dor. for

i.

terre

KHTI02 plantation ol

a small garden, para decoration, ornament. ov, teaching in a garden. Dor. , a garden, an orchard or of

:

;

em.

e.

. Dim. metaph. '•-5, (9,

,) ktjttos,

Olympic games and other plants grown

also the enclosure for the KTJitoi,

cresses

., ^

—

376 quickly in pots pastimes.

:

—hence proverb, of amusements and

-05, , {,

KHPT'SSil

:

-: :

Att.

:—

pf.

f.

but also

Pass., fut.

,

—

fut.

med,

in pass, sense pf to be or act as of herald : to make proclamation as a herald, summon, 2. impers., convene as herald. (sc. 2. death or offate : hence doom, death, destruction. notice is given, proclamation is made. II. the goddess of mischief or evil : hence bane, mischief, 2. to put up or II. any evil fate; disease; and, of to proclaifn, announce : to extol. evil itself.

KH'P,

moral

,

evil,

ovpos) a gardener.

$,

gen.

ace.

$, The

TO, gen.

ace. dat.

the heart, Lat. cor.

€-5,

ov,

the Kiypes ox fates.

, -€5, ov,

in

is

from neap,

Homer

freq.

, {)

aor.

)

waxed

harm, hurt, destroy.

to

to be

{,

alarmed, disquieted. borne on by

, ) -, 5, -€8, ) -,, , ) . . ) -5, ,

ov,

.

preach ox teach publicly. aTos,

III.

of anything waxed over: a 2. an unguent used by

inf. pass,

I

tablet for writing.

Hence

wrestlers.

,

stealer of

Kr\s,

, anointed with

,

,

,

{$) of wax, waxen.

honeycombs.

, , ,

to

on, invoke.

3. to call

advertise for sale. contr.

. , {) , {, ) , , .

{, ) {,

f.

f.

-

)

vAih all the heart, heartily.

used as Adv., like

,

,

disgrace.

, ,,,)

KH'P,

:

:

the goddess

waxed:

,

or

Dor. for Ep. for

— hence,

cerate

as Subst.,

ointment.

els.

3 sing. subj. of

605, , {5) of sea-monsters. {$) a honeycomb, Lat. /avws. KHT02, any sea-monster or huge fish a waxen a whale, Lat. Odyssey, a or sea-calf: born {, sea-monsters. = €08. {$, *() . Dor, of Lacedaemon, €5, (, only bound together by wax. -605, {08, (from build with wax. f {$, TO,

ov,

II.

(OS, TO,

tablet.

ov,

ov,

to

{) from {)

Adv. Adv.

the heart.

) -, )

in the heart, with all the heart,

-5,

{6$,

in

wax.

,

ov,

fastened with wax. a modeller

{$,

,{$,

moulded of wax,

(8.

, -, {) , , ' ,

waxen.

11.

=

-5, -, $,,

KHPO'2, ,

ov,

f.

make waxen

))

{6$, , , {$, to

)

From

cells.

ov,

wax-producing. clad with wax. mojdd in melted wax : to

{6$,

$, 6,

rald, public notice; Ik

,

Ion.

Ion.

herald's

wand, Lat. ca-

€, *, ,,{) . 6,, Properly neut. from

[]

, , ,

wax.

in

a proclamation by heby proclamation.

-, , {) -, , a

€$, , {)

duceus.

ov,

of ox for a herald,

Ep. for

dat. pi.

notice.

[] , {^) -, -, €5,,

[]

Att.

,

{)

duties

as as

.

.. . , , , , , {) , 5, . , '2, , '5, ;

Dor. by

,

crasis for

hence Athens

the Cephisus, a river in Boeotia

. a famous

fem.

river of

;

and in other places. fragrant, sweet-scented. fragrant.

{) «, €, = 5, €S,

Att. lengthd. for

metaph.

to

,

born, bastard.

sea-bird, the halcyon,

[]

were to summon the assembly,

to

separate combatants, to carry to and fro messages betheir tween enemies. They carried wands persons were inviolable, and they were regarded as the messengers and under the protection of Jove. :

{$)

f.

:

II.

:

metaph.

spurious,

base, false.

2.

ambiguous, of

base-

oracles.

dross, alloy.

a pocket, wallet, scrip.

. Dim.

and

'^

metal

adulterated,

3. deceitful,

, {-^) 77,

a herald or pursuivatit,

{)

'02, ,

5, ,

go. [a]

alloy, base

metaph. of men,

herald's procla-

II.

to

to adulterate, alloy.

off.

off,

ov,

-eiov.

,

, {$) pahn

f pass

base.

a herald, give public proclaim, give notice of.

Ion. for

vKos,

whose chief

trans, to

$

crasis for «at eS.

of

to be

II.

either

VKOS [], , a sea-gull. Dor. by crasis for , drone-bee, drone, Lzt. fucus: metaph. a drone ox lazy fellow, who will do nothing for his bread also of an old, decrepit person. ol, Cephenes, old name of the Persians.

fraud, dishonesty.

mation, public notice, f.

killing

as epith.

€v,

in

cete.

also a river in Argolis

moulded of ox

a female herald. the office of herald.

fem. of

ov,

, {) , ', $,

€5,

bees-wax, wax, Lat. cera.

,

:

later

implying hugeness) vast, spacious; or (from if = a gulf, abyss) sunken, hollow.

by

heartily.

es,

-5, ,$,

seal

to die.

is,

metaph.

a wooden box,

to

to

of

chest, coffer.

wag

the tail like the

change constantly.

,

the Lat. cancelli, a latticed <$, gate or partition, fencing off the courts of justice or council chamber, the bar. KITiCA02, , a water-bird, a kind of wagtail.

[], Att.

for

[].

— :

'$. , , (^ ,, , , , () , ()$. . , ,,,

''—

^, , ^. -, {,

to be spread.

Pass., poet, for

-,

Ion.

-05

also

io$,

tbara, a lyre, harp or lute, like the contr.

who plays and

Lat.

,

ci-

aoihos) one

sings to the lyre or harp, a harper

, {)

—

[]

Sup.

Att.

f.

lute

,

or

it is

:

'/

and

the

to

play the lyre or

',

and so that must have been nearly

also used of the

the same.

KiOSpis,

(.

€\•, , ,

,

los,

=

ace.

:

377

must venture; and an adventurous person : from

verb. Adj. one

,

—

. to be daring, venture into danger, rim a risk, hazard. 2. absol. to make a venture, do a daring thing: so with ace. of the danger, to venture the risk. II. from the notion of

mean, so

to

.

running a risk, c. inf. comes to run a risk or chance of doing, be likely to do

'/($

and so;

they

run a

risk of being reputed conjurers

as impers.

also music,

it

seems to

a player on the lyre

'~02, ,

:

hence

likely

be, is

be hazarded, exposed to danger.

harping, playing.

:

:

:

:

—

From

( -

Pass, to

, .

a danger, risk, hazard, venture, periculum: an experiment, trial ; Lat. periculum facere, to make an experiment. , fem. of Dor. for vos, , pres. imperat. pass, of a playing the lyre or f. harp, the art of playing it. to move, set in motion, set a, 6v, of or/or harp-playing. From going, urge on: to move a thing from its place; hence, to meddle with things sacred to change, innovate. 2. , contr. for to set in motion, originate, be the author or contriver wvos, . Ion. for inf. of a poet. aor. 2 see of a. thing. 3. to stir up, arouse: to move to anger, TO, = KpoTUy. II. the berry of the KporoiVt provoke. to set every engine 4. Kiv€iv at work, turn every stone. castor-berry. II. Pass., with fut. and pass. I KI'KINNOS, , a curled lock of hair, a ringlet of med. to be ptit in ttiotion, to be moved, to move; of an earthhair, Lat. cincinnus. ArjXos. a cry in imitation of the screech-owl's quake, as, Ep. aor. i pass, of note, toowhit, toowhoo. ov, 6,

($, $, 05, -$, , 6, ,

or harp, a harper.

, , , 2, , , , -,

KI'KKOS,

summon,

Hence

La.t.

(,

.$.

,. (: ($, . , , 5, {) *. ^, . , , {) 05, , , .) , {) , {) , (, ),. ,,

&, the

husk, shell of

redupl.

fruit,

III. to

,

name,

05, , =

Lat. ciccus.

form of

to

invite: to call on, invoke: also in

Dor. for

:

.

;

poot.

to accost, address.

call by

call,

Med.

II.

name.

Kl\/r\Ti\p,fipos,

,

a verb only found in aor. 2 and Dor. aor. l med. make to go, move, toss, (Akin to and KiXiKios, a, ov, Cilician. From iKos, , a Cilician. [] Hence 2. 5, , a Cilician woman.

«,

up, exciting.

, , ,, "

as Adj.,

,

Cimolian earth, a kind of white like fuller's earth, from Cimolus in the Cyclades. A'BPA, the rank smell of a goat. Hence

,

to

(,

, ) (,

—

were masc. word, a fox: metaph. a wily fellow, a cheat.

Sicil.

-,

(From

),

:

vocat.

,

as if

it

a rustling motion, rustling.

= .) {,

,

a mover, author. putting in motion

:

stirring

,

»,

a floating or hover6, ing body, a phantom, [t] = Ep. Pass, (from an obsol. Act. to be in motion, go,move, march, [t]

-

Ep. for

\ya\

kind of bag or sieve

for bolting flour.

aros, r6, a risk, venture, enterprise; and

pi. impf of a plaintive sound, moan,

3

[], Dep.

to utter

lament : c. ace. cognato, the ring or clash murderously. From Ktvvpos, , wailing, plaintive. (Formed from

, , , -, ..

bridles

,

the sound.)

=

be

swayed

to

to

put in motion

— Pass, to waver,

and fro.

€, , , -, , {, ovs,

smell like a goat.

fos,

Hence move or excite.

cinnamon, a word introduced by the Greeks from the Phoenicians.

:

(^),

,=

ov, liable to

, 6v,

to

fem. of KiK'iKios. avTot, , a trestle, stand or support for anything, esp. for a shield. (From «tXAos, ass, ; so Germ, esel, our easel and horse.) [] (Dor. word.) (5, an ass. ot, the Cimmerians, a people supposed to dwell in perpetual darkness later, a people about the Palus Maeotis.

'02,

ov,

inf.

:

motion.

,

a moving or being moved motion. II. excitement, commotion : a movement, disturbance, [/ft] €(ws,

strength, vigour.

:(:,

elay,

", ()

,

Dor. for

,=

. .

) ,

Ep. for I pi. subj. of Ep. for €Kiov, impf of

, ,

column.

dat. pi. of fj,

Circe,

the capital

of a

a pillar.

an

enchantress

who changed

. €, . . . , ) . , , , , , ,, , , . {) , € , : . , , ( , ,: , , ,,, , , , , , , , ) -, , -, -5, . , ) . , -5, ) . , , - , , .. , , —

—

—

378

Ulysses'

companions to swine,

-5, 02,

Odyss.

v.

lib.

lo, Hor.

*, €5, .

Epist. I. 2, 23.

chased by a hawk.

fut.

aor. 2 of

hoop

to

f.

-,

and wine with water

:

— from

6,

mix

gen. Kios, ace.

comes 3

sing. pres.

Ep. 3 sing,

from

:

,

worm

a

in

wood

or in

pumice-stone, Lat. pumex. a chattering bird, the KI'22A" Att. II. the longing of pregnant women, a cravjay.

,

{k'is) the

,

i

scream like a jay. i)

to

crave for

() , , .-, {, ) -65, ()

generally, to long or yearn after.

:

=

q. v.

of

ov,

ivy.

ov, 6,

or

crowned with

ivy.

ov,

crowned with

KI2SO'5

6,

{$,

bound

ivy-tressed,

ivy.

Att. KtTTOs, 0, ivy, Lat. hedera. ov,

and

(-

is,

-,

{, -, {) , {) Att.

decked with

to be

ov,

made

ivy.

wearing

crowned : Inxnriant with

From

ivy,

05, , {) —

,

IJ.

Dor. for

to eat

tittering,

(:

aor. I

fut.

*, €; I pi.

',

:

to

,

;

opt.

—

:

have lent to one, to borrow. not used in indicat. subj.

to go, pres.

Ep.

):

fut.

to

:

II.

(see

Med.

II.

aor. I

pi. o( giggling.

3

a

to lend.

impf

part,

go

of ships, to

:

sail.

II. = a pillar, column. a gravestone, Lat. cippus. [] collat. form of of hounds, to give tongue : of birds, to scream, screech. Dor. for 3 pi. of = of hounds, to give tongue. any sharp, quick sound, as the twang of the bow, the scream of birds, the hissing of serpents, the barking or baying of dogs also the Hence gruntifig of swine. Adv. with a clang, noise, din.

and

,

,

-'/,

{)

:

, , {) €$, |5, , {) 09, ov,

screaming, screeching.

Dor. for Dor. for

ivy.

to

{)

^,

ace. pi. of

dat. of

. Dim.

(.

of Dim. of

. ,

$, {) ov,

broken, fragile, brittle.

of

irreg. ace. pi.

ivy-

deck with ivy. f. Att. a drinking-cup either [], of ivy-wood or with ivy-leaves carved on it. decked with ivy. ",

•>05,

formed like

{)

to titter, giggle,

aor. I part, of

ivy-wreathed.

aos,

fieldfare, Lat. turdus.

,

to live daintily.

ۥ,

ivy-clad.

fs,

(cus,

thrush Att.

(Kiov Ep.

strange food

of

dainty living.

corn, the weevil, Lat. curciilio.

($,

sub

from the sound.

secure by rings.

in,

poet, forms of

Kipva, 3 sing. impf. part. Kipvas. impf.

2,

,

.

Hence

Kp'iKos.

.

sub

a kind of hawk or falcon, which flies 2. a circle, ring, mostly in in wheels or'circles.

ov, (fcipKos,

o,

form

:

young slip

or shoot of a tree:

, ', '^ {) -^. ^, , , , -. , ^^, ,^)^ , ^, -. ^, , ^' ,^ €, ); 5, , ., , : : (,, (, . , : ^ ( ^, ., . . . , ^, ,,

KI'2TH, Kwrris,

17,

KITPE'A

Dim. of

,

or

,

KiTpivos,

a young branch or shoot, esp. an olive-branch, which was wound round with wool and presented by sup-

a box, chest, Lat. cista. a

little chest.

pliants.

the citron-tree.

and

Att. for

KiTTos,

6,

[], used only in pres. and impf indie, most of the and Med. in inf. other moods and tenses being formed as if from :

:

—Ep.

Ep.

opt.

subj.

part,

impf.

2 sing.

3 dual

Ep.

Att.

find

aor.

q. v.:

:

so

I pi.

l

to light

med.

upon, meet with,

KixcCopicv, Ep. for

•, Dor. for

Ep,

Pass.,

KAAI'fi

Att.

also :

^^

Lat. clavis,

Dor. for

—

[]

Dor.

f.

:

Att.

:

aor.

I

Pass., pauUo-p. fut.

—

:

pf.

wail he shall weep, i. e. he hence Att. phrase, at shall repent it, have cause to rue it : so,

and

I pi. subj.

:

, Dor. for

gen.

Ep.

=

—

2

€'/, —

shriek forth, cry out. Ion. impf. of

:

opt. of

also

pres.

:

to arrive at.

Kixcis, pres. part, oi

Ep. aor,

:

pres. sense

to make a sharp, qtack pauUo-p. fut. sound; of arrows in the quiver, /o clash, clang, rattle; of birds, to scream, screech : of dogs, to bark or bay : of the wind, to rustle: of men, to shout aloud, halloo,

aor. 2 tKi-

fut.

part,

[],

:

and Med. (as if from

i

with

from a new

if

, :, -

inf.

aor.

part,

(as

Att. for

:

pf.

inf.

citron.

TO, the fruit of the

-^/

f.

of citron.

ov,

:

to weep, lament,

—'. €, ^,

Lat. your feril, to your sorrow; xkauv ac II. transit, to bewail, mourn, plorare tejuheo. deplore: Pass, to be mourned for or lamented; also bathed in tears, weeping. /fos, Dor. for K\iis, a key. Dor. fut. of to shut. aor. 2 inf. pass, of ov, apportioning by lot. [d] Dor. for KXdpos, Ep. for 3 sing. aor. I of clod-break• ,

— €$ ,

. , , , <, , -^, ) 5, , 6, , .

^,

\€,

($)

-.

\.

€€, $, , (,

() 5, , (\) ,

ecus,

[]

breaking,

—

—

—

;

379

«$ .^,

05, , , (\($) famous, renowned, aor.

,:

I

^. €$ €5 of

inf.

€8, , gen. €(5, ace.

nom. gen.

ace.

:

Att.

contr.

ace.

$, ace.

pi.

:

Ion.

:

|5,

old Att.

:

— a thing

illustrious.

Dor. for

^-

gen.

door with: I. a key, by which the bolt was shot or unshot from the outside : if the door was fastened on the inside, there was a latch by which the bolt was made fast to the handle 2. a bar or bolt, commonly of wood, drawn across the door. 3. metaph. of silence, -Q a key on the tongue, as if from some weight pressing it down like to watch, have the II. the hook or tongue of a clasp. charge of. III. to close the

(€5)

($)

().

$ ^,

]$

the collar-bone, Lat.

jugulum ;

}(,

'

, . , , . . . $, , , , , ^ , € , ^ (^ . , , , , ^ ( ^$ that which a fragment, piece, morsel. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I

of

.

metaph.

:

to

,

to prune a vine, Lat. pam' bring down, humble. broken in pieces. fut. of a weeping, wailing. Hence

, ,

make

to

a crying like a child. a weeping, waili?ig.

by

crasis for

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

{$)

i

weep

to

-$, tears.

and

-, , ov,

fut.

weep,

like to

',

,

I

[]

f.

:

:

:

to break,

as

—

break

off,

to

plur. of

($.

poet, for

famous.

4$.

)-,

€-5 |-, ^,. , ^. :

Att.

bolt or

for

Ion.

«)

) ,,

(($,

,

bar for closing a door.

:

—

-

aor.

i

:

€,

f.

old Att.

f.

:

— Dor.

(),

poet, for

oxis,

:

.

aor.

:

fut.

fast

:

««-

i

Lat.

to con-

to celebrate.

Clio, the Celebrator, the

-fj,

Pass.,

aor. I

:

to shut, shut vp, close, keep

(),

—

of

:

and

— Pass, to be shut up.

Muse

— foreg.

(^)

aros,

()

^

to certainty

we

,€

/',

:

€$

;

a

:

2.

for /fXeea

news

,

a thing stolen a trick, device, stratagem. TO, only used in nom. and ace; Ep. pi.

thing.

[a]

for

($,

oKos,

:

€05,

Ep. for contr. of «Xe'ca, nom. and ace. pi. of Dim. of a little key. Att. to hold the keys, have the charge or custody of; Oeas to be priestess of a goddess Pass, to be watched. From Att. ov, (($, holding the keys, having charge or cvstody of: of a goddess, tutelary. f.

CLA UDO,

Pass.,

— metaph.

, , , ,, .($, ^. €, , , . €€ — Ep. shortd. form of

claustrum.

renowned, famous

pf.

pres.

pf. pass,

wept, bewailed:

from

—

05,

of Epic Poetry and History.

Ep.

as if

pf.

-, ,

:

:

theft.

aor.

€€05 or €€$, ,

smiles

parody on the

break in pieces: of plants, to prune: weaken, enervate. Att. for

} Ep.

fine

, ()

mournful.

aor. 2 part,

f.

:

., ,

)

:— Dor.

of

(: , :

(, ^$,)

Rue-the-fight.

or

to be bewailed,

,,

(,

[]

($, (05. ,,

bolt, bar, Lat.

a

(( ),

,

and Ep.

Ion.

shall suffer, for creaking without cause.

name of Lamachus,

aor.

is

Ion.

, (()

€08, ,

(A),

ro

;

ace. pi. of

old Att.

aor. 1

wish

to

nom. and

contr.

€05,

things, splendid, excellent.

of

the door

-€3, $,

II.

. []

a trouble, misfortune.

'$

re locks the neck and breast together. IV. V. a narrow strait or pass, a bench for rowers. such as we call the key of a country; mostly in pi., as,

to be shut or closed.

, ()

aros,

and

Hence

weep.

to

08 €€$ $ €5, re

{), f.

e.

and med.

act.

()

ov,

rj,

Dor. for

i.

off,

, (\)

f.

pinare

broken

is

;

a rumour, report, common fame, a mere report, opp. news of thee :

(5

hear a rumour only, but know not anyII. good report, fame, glory : also repute,

—

$

. , , , , . (), . , , ', :

whether good or bad:

in plur.,

to sing the glorious deeds

to

of heroes

;

win honour.

,

Dor. for verb. Adj. of

ace. of

one must withhold.

Ion. impf. of

rjpos,

thief:

s

,

and

65, , ,

rogue, deceiver. ov, Att. Sup. formed from the most arrant thief. generally,

,

V.

, f.

€^:

pf.

thievishness, knavery.

,— :

or med.

Pass., aor. 1

From :

aor.

I

««-

aor. 2

€. . -, —

(, , 380

[a],

to

inf.

has a thief's look.

deceive: hence to mislead.

so

:

{, ) (, )

,

of de-

a water-clock, with a narrow orifice through which the water trickled, (instead of sand, as in our glasses) used to time

' }, ,, () ],, -,() , ;

speeches in law-courts. Ep. («Aeos) brate, glorify, extol:

—

—

=

to tell of, cele-

Pass, to be famous.

II.

=

to call.

(€$,

KXfjSes, Att. for

Adv.

nom.

Att. for

reputation, glory.

:—

III.

-^

f.

^ ,

make famous,

aor. I

:

pf

:

to celebrate.

,

, ' , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ($) (), f

Ep. for aor.

I

Ion.

form

late

to

—

to

,

the alder, Lat. alnus.

=

).

3.

ov,

$, . to

Dim. of

:

pi.

portion

inheritance

:

and

,

an inheritance, patrigenerally, possession, property.

-$, :

, an

:

ov,

as Subst.,

($,

,

an

vanced

-

a

or

or possessed

—

-

possessed of

in years.

($)

f.

choose: of the

m^ny years,

apportion:

—

,

($,

,, |5, )05, old fcus,

— Med.

a

II. to allot,

€$,

Hence

lot.

appoirited by

Att. for

for

to cast lots

to be al-

a choosing by

()

,

ad-

and geneon one, designate:

Pass.,

summons,

i.e.

to choose by lot,

lot, to fall

Pass, to be chosen by lot

lot.

€$.

a calling : a calling into : hence an indictrnent, a calling or invitation to a

citation

(\ —

, , , (, $) . , () , (), fut.

,

receiving one's inheritor, heir.

=

of

:

—

a shutting up,

to cite or

into court.

II. to

tnoner.

0,

II.

summon

be a witness, give evidence.

one who calls, a suma witness, called to prove that this

summons has

,

been set'ved.

,, ,

clos-

also of

f.

legal

a small portion. f. to obtain a porreceive a share of an inheritance, to

Hence

$,

fjpos,

mostly in

$,

aTos,

mony

ov,

ing, blockading.

made of vine-twigs.

, (),) :

-5,

, for of ($, ') holding

,

of an allotment of land ; esp. of land in a foreign country portioned out among the citizens : as Subst., 2. metaph., , a portion-holder.

€a;s,

to shut.

brushwood, fagot-wood. Dim. of

inherit.

()

state.

feast.

aTOS, shoot or tjvig broken off to be grafted on another tree, a slip, cutting : esp. a vine-twig, Lat. palmes. Hence

tion or lot

, —

impeachment. 2. 3. a name, appellatio7i.

of

Ion. for

.

the allotment or portioning out of

(),

5,

., ,, () }$, ,

,

hold

Hence

land in a foreign cotmtry among the citizens of a state. 2. the body of citizens among whom it was divided. An Athenian differed from a colony in that the were still citizens of the mother-country, instead of forming an

court, legal

Ion. for I

to possess or

by allotment, to have allotted to one.

assigJi,

Ion. for

f.

, {8)

fut.

opp. to the

lotted as a slave, to have slavery /o?• one's lot.

dat. pi. of

Ion. for

,

clergy, as

thing, to have a thing allotted one.

TO, Ion. for

Ep. aor.

,

€,

the

III.

laity.

rally, to

inf. pass,

Ep. for

f.

(«Afos):

^,

for

TO, Att. for Ion.

^, .

pass,

name, call:

II. to

Pass, to be spoken of, be mentioned. shut.

:

II. a rimiour, report a calling, invocation.

Dor.

Ion. pres.

:

lands.

or apportionment of land.

() )-

:

^ '^:

an omen, presage, boding. (A),

€-.

and

distributed by

:

5 , , , . ,,,. (. 5, , () . , . , .. , )

, Ep.

ovos,

$,

independent

-ps.

a sign or omen.

aTos, to,

|-€,

of

pi.

by name.

)

($,


shaking the lots. Dor. ov, , 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 lots. II. an allotment, portion, often of conquered land an inheritance, estate, property : generally,

disguising lame-

ov,

[i]

c. part.,

(, )

secretly.

ceptive mind, dissembling.

-,

-

IV. generally, to do

ov, gen. ovos,

ness,

withhold, con-

III. to

a thing stealthily or treacherously it

carry off

to

he

ceal, keep secret, disguise.

he does

—

cozen, cheat, beguile,

II. to

:

:

of women,

:

ov, thievish;

part.

€ -, -,

€\ —

pf.

:

purloin

steal, Jilcb,

::

called, invited

:

welcome

:

called out, chosen.

-, |35,

old Att. for

,

, () .

.-.

to shut.

v.

sub

aor. I pass, inf of

an inclination, slope. II. [], a region or zone of the earth, clime : climate. Dim. of a small stair or ladder, a flight of steps.

^,

—

—

:

-, ^,

{)

rjpos, 6,

— KATfil.

$ () €, ($)

Att.

the step of a staircase,

()

,

a ladder or staircase, flight of steps, from its leaning aslant: a scaling-ladder: a II. an instrument like a ladder, ship's ladder. III. in Soph. on which persons were tortured. seem to be twistings Trach., or grapplings of two bodies entangled with each IV. in Rhetoric, a climax, a gradual asother. cent from weaker expressions to stronger, as in Cicero

381

a dog-collar hence also a pillory. :

:

wooden

round of a ladder. oKos,

:

,

collar f.

:

a large

esp.

:

in confusion, to

to drive

—

Pass, to flee in confuconfound, agitate, distract sion, rush wildly: to be beaten by the waves. KAO'NOS, 0, any violent motion, esp. the press of battle, the battle-rout : generally, a tumult, throng.

, () , ^ . , () , , . , . -, , 5, « , , , ,,. , , -, -5, , ): .: ': ^ : ($ \( ()',

),

bed: also a

bier,

kXoitOs,

a

o,

deal

to

[i]

(,

€s,

I

. Dim. .

kXIvis, i^os,

is,

and

,

—

aor. 2

Pass., aor. [t ]

slope or slant, incline.

make

4. to

meat.

2. to

thing.

or

down,

, €5,

€ $ () away

to fall

wave, rip a surging sea.

a

little

:

[v\

fut.

:

^. 1

:

pf. :

—

Pass, of the

wash off

or

away

wash wooden

to

:

a

washed or coated with wax.

,

aor. 2 imperat. of

discum-

4. of Places, to be sloping; sloping toivards the lake. 5. to wander from the III. Med. to decline, verge : so right course.

em

2.

vessel

bere.

later in Act.,

II. to

shore.

out.

3.

down, esp. at to bend aside,

esp. at meals, Lat.

II.

Hence

ills.

wash or dash against, break over

:

make one thing the

lean, rest, support oneself a.gunst a

3. to lie

billow, surge.

dash high : so intr. in Act., €7' t'/iovos the waves dashed, broke against

sit :

,

Ion. impf.

Pass., aor.

— to

turn back the

Pass, to be bent

II.

swerve.

recline

awave

form of

lengthd.

a

:

//, a wave

sea, to be stormy,

I

to

turn aside;

eyes.

:

Ep.

against.

it

foot.

thief.

Dim. of

but often like

:

bed.

pf.

:

2. to

slope against another, prop or rest to

pie

aor. :

[]

make

to

fond of

away on

to steal

thievish, artful.

a flood of

TO,

a couch, bed, sofa.

I

,

furtive, stealthy.

Pass, to be tossed by the waves.

a small couch. a small couch. ttcohv) bedridden.

\..•.

[],

aor.

of

(, (, ()

TJpos, 6,

/os,

metaph.,

of

Dim. oi

is,

— Med.,

apapdv) bed-ridden.

pass,

:

a thief: a secret doer. II. a stealthy act,

subtly

()

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

Ep. aor.

theft.

()

kXOitios, a, ov,

oi that on which one lies, a couch, pi. aor. I

3

((-)

,

stolen

,

«CVS,

fraud ;

against Catiline, ahiit evasit erupit.

Ep. for

()

a, ov,

kXoitcvs,

the sun declines;

,

() — vs,fa7nous. []

, () ov,

, -, (, .

a clyster or drench. waves, the beach.

•6,

$,

II.

()

6,

the part

washing out: washed by the

a clyster-pipe, syringe.

2 pi. aor. 2 imperat.

ov,

-€05, ,

-5,

for the worse.

liquid used for

famedfor ($, famous for ($, $) famous hivdpov) epyov)

(«$, ) -5, -5,, -5, (,

trees.

work. with

ov, a place for lying down used by herdsmen in time of fruit. famous for skill. t, as they were peace, and by soldiers in time of war os)fa7nousfor toils. of wood, an army on breaking vp did not strike the voos) ov, contr. -vovs, ovv, but burned them on the spot the collected III. famous for wisdom. formed a camp. II. a couch, bed. with famous -irats, naibos, 0, a company o/" people sitting at meals. folding-doors or gates : children. ow, al,

Ion. -Lt\,

a hut,

,

tent, cot, or cabin,

,

:

, , €. ,

:

()

metaph. an entrance.

Prob. better

() , ()

to shut.

5,

Adv. Adv.

out of a cot or lent. to a cot or tent. the outbuildings round

,

,

:

place, slope, hill-side, Lat. clivus.

kXoios,

b,

with

irreg. pi.

as well

as

os,

$)

famous for horses.

, ()

of, famous,

glorious, renowned.

-€5, , , ($,

art,

5 () ,

(6$,

ako

heard 2.

of, to be

of things,

glorious, noble, splendid, beauteous.

a

II. fcys, a bending, inclination. a lying down, reclifiing. [] a couch or chair for reclining. , = kXitos, li, a clime. [] a sloping kXitvs, vos, ace. pi

,

ov,

) -5, ) ' , €, , ), ,:

heard

herdsman's lodge.

() 03, () ,

(, $)

,

^€$, from -'•5, , ,

(05,

:

renowned

famous for

artist.

ov,

(05,

famous for

the bow,

renowtied archer. :

pi. (as

if

imperat. sing, and

impf. or aor. 2

from

—

to hear, to

hearken to: but also c. gen. learn by bearing, ascertain.

Ep. redupl. give ear to, listen

to obey.

2. to

to,

hear,

3. generally, to per•

:

0'—09.

382

, '5, .

ceive.

and ill

hear oneself called, be called so be k\v€iv

to

Lat. audio;

so, like

spoken

, , , () , $. 5, Ep. for

tickle

of.

08, , {)

a cage, bird-cage.

6,

—

:

:

:

—

.

3 sing. impf. of

scratch.

f.

Pass,

to

II.

iich.

ov, , v. sub KNH"K02, , Lat. cnecus

, .$, , -5, (, -5, (, ) , ,, , $, () 5, , () €5 . , $. () € ($ , ,—, , , {) {, ) () $, -, , , () , , () 05, () . () , , , 5, : , , () , . ,,,. , () , . $. . ,, , "^. ,^. , ( ( () () . , , ..-, () ,, () , ,, , .€5, ', ',

the whistle or

sound which

a

rider uses to his horse.

thistle

to croak,

f.

or Fates,

to twist, spin,

of the

esp.

, Lat.

who

span the thread of

Clotho, one of the three Moipai

From rugged. , a heap of stones. = a young

,

shoot, sprout, twig, Lat. surculus.

Att. for

ancle, the leg, Lat. tibia.

wearing greaves

ov,

to protect the leg.

$, ,

a greave, leg-armour, reaching from knee to ancle the consisted of two parts, and were fastened with silver clasps but are boots or leggings of ox-hide, to protect the legs. ;

to steal.

,

,

,

thievish, furtive.

opos,

or unknowTi father,

,,

thievish

of

tain

;

as

, 05, ,

for Att.

like

Desiderat. of

,

():

(.:

an

itching.

;

to scratch: esp.

], 5,

:

.

:

:

—

I

inf.

of

, . 5,

or

€5, (, , , €.

a fuller's shop. Lat. fullo, a fuller,

cloth-carder or dresser, clothes-cleaner. (Kva(p€vs) to full or card cloth.

f.

()

ionica, a plant used

the prickly teasel, Lat. spina ful-

by

fullers to card or clean cloth

hence also a car ding -comb

ment of torture. KNA'fl, Att. 2 and 3

;

also used as an instru-

:.&., : sing.

Kvr,s,

Kvfi,

inf.

;

impf. 3 sing, Ep. (used in the sense of aor, aor. I to scrape or grate, 2): fut. Lat. radere : to scrape off: metaph. to wear down,

,,

—

—

scrapeaway

65, , f.

tickle one's ears.

(Kvi(pas) to cloud over.

ov, also os, ov, (KV€
dark, gloomy,

murky. 2. in the dark, either at nigh/fall or before daybreak.

8, ()

TO, Att. gen.

:

morning

Kvi
;

dat.

poet.

darkness, dusk at nigh fall, also the

twilight or

dawn, Lat. diluculum.

KNI~2A

—

iich

Dor.

:

to scrape or grate,

:

hence metaph.

Pass, to be teased, chafed,

scraping, niggardly, miserly.

$,

Ep.

,

Lat. nidor, the smell or

, . ^, ,,

savour of a victim, steam of a burnt sacrifice. II. the fat-caul, in which the flesh of the victim was wrapped the fat itself. Hence ev. Dor. for Dor. for dat. of KViaaeis. f. to fill with the steam or savotir of a burnt sacrifice. II. intr. to raise the steam of sacrifice. Dor. for Dor. iv, full cf the :

Ion. for

,

,

Kviiros,

,

Ion.

From

From

f. aor. card or comb wool, to full cloth, from the teawhich was used. me- Pass., aor. 1 sel or comb rasp. II. to make taph. to mangle, tear, lacerate. fietde, tease, chafe, vex 2 sing. aor. i opt. med. of Dor. for fut. and fretted.

to tease,

wish

contr. dat. e
etc.

Dor. for Dor. for

old Att. for

to

,—

the goat: see

for

moun-

(the foot).

scratch, to itch.

spun, twisted. thief, Lat./wr.

",

or

the leg, opp. to

f.

thread, yarn, line.

= Att.

the slope or shoulder of a

were

it

[]

$, ,

aor.

called

;

Dim. of f.

the part

stony, rocky,

or

gen,

KNH'MH, ,

and

life.

(kvtjkos) pale yel-

is

apyos) white-legged. of the leg between the knee

ov,

ovs,

«, ^,

,

,

Dor.

and the wolf

Hence

fate.

or cnicus, a plant of the

low, whitish yellow, hence the goat

fut.

KAfl'MAS

.

,

have a hoarse note,

properly of jackdaws.

goddesses of

kind.

(,

()

. €5 . () , () () -5, (, ) , ,() €5, «,

steatn

of sacrifice, steaming. that which

,

is

caused by itching:

a scratch, scraping.

05, ,

an itching of

the skin, iickling,

irritation, fretting.

ov,

,

the smell of roast mea',

(3,

Kvuaaaets,

.

hutiting after

name

less

of a mouse. correct forms for

etc.

05,7,

steaming with burnt sacrifice.

,

KvC\jr

,. . , , , , ,

,

also

gen. kvIvOs,

1^,

kind of emmet, which gnaws

pi.

Kvhrfs,

—

^.

{)

a

contr. for

-«,

and Dep. only used in pres., to whine, whimper, of a dog also of children. (Formed Hence from the sound.) , a whining, whimpering. ;

{65, = ,

^,

[]

{)

:

make dim and dark. or

scratch

touch

gently.

8,

animal, a monster,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

5€8 $'22, «$,

black-pudding

contents of the belly,

ov,

,

{,

a tripe or

seller.

,,

epos,

(koiXos,

hence hungry, ravenous.

bellied:

ovTos, 6, {bZovs) a sword: pi. kvUj^ovtcs, teeth on the blade of a hunting spear

two projecting

;

a cross-hilted sword.

ov, {koiKos, irihov) lying in

, ((( . , €,. ,

,, , 5 , {) 8,

,, $ -$, (,) -€5, (, , ,(, {)() -, , , , {) -, 5, -5, , {$, ,^)

vessels,

i.

)

e. plate.

ov,

hollow-eyed.

hollow

make

to

f.

to the rim.

hollow.

hollow-looking.

(s,

hollow.

,,

hollow-hoofed.

$, = 08. hollow-looking. impf. pass. (

,

.

-05, , {, )

V.

a hollow.

hollowed; vrjts, for the early ships were hollowed out, like canoes later, vavs or alone was the hollow or hold of the ship of Places, lying in a hollow or vale : of a road, cut deep, overhung: a hollow place, hollow, recess ; xpvaos gold made into hollow

,

of frogs

hollow-

ov, hollow,

f s,

only used in pres. to nod, slumber, sleep. , a stupid fellow, booby, [a] Comic word formed to imitate the croaking

))

3. the

black-puddings.

:

:

6, any dangerous

beast.

-, -, -65,

tripe

:

KOFAOS, ,

to disfigure,

f.

f.

383

the belly, Lat. venter. the bowels

figs.

;

fem.

From knavish trick. play the knave. From 3 sing. Ion. -«, fut. , an impudent rogue, an arrant knave: to lull to sleep, neut. Adj. knavish tricks, rogueries. (Deriv. put to sleep, put to bed. 2. generally, to lull, still, uncertain.) calm, tranquillise, soothe, assuage. II. Med. and a muscle or cockle, Lat. concha : also Pass., fut. aor. I med. pass. a muscle-shell. II. the case round a seal attached to fall asleep, go to bed : of animals, to to documents to unseal). (hence lie down ; he slept a brasen sleep, i. e. the sleep of death. a muscle or cockle. , also = 2. to sleep the sleep

$,

to

KOTXH, ,

?,

, ^, ^. ), ,

,=

' .

», , Greek form

of an

,

[]

of the Lat. quadrans,

about |d. English.

as,

or

contr.

Ion. for

mark, perceive, hear, observe.

$,

Ion, for

,

, {()

—

of death, befalleti asleep.

,

a shelly viarble. [a] a muscle or cockle: also

ov,

generally, a bivalve-shell,

its shell,

=\

Hence

[]

(sub.

,€ (, . , . , , , . , , , , , . , . , , . , . :

vaoyv),

.•

.

,,

to

Ion. for

, {) aor.

I

^.

..

of

sleep;

mother with her own Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of sleeping: also (5, ,

intercourse of the

son.

{)

rest, repose.

Att.

f.

Lat. cothurnus, a buskin or high boot,

inf. pass,

,=

to

put

to sleep:

2.

—

of the sleep of death. 2. generally, covering the whole foot and reaching to the middle to lay to rest, to quench; to appease, assuage. Hence of the leg, laced in front, and with thick soles. 2. , one putting to sleep. the was worn by tragic actors thus it avos, , Dor. for became the emblem of Tragedy, as the soecus of Dor. for Comedy. Dor. for fut. o( 3. since the buskins might be worn on either foot, was a nickname for a trimmer Dor. for aor. i part, of or time-server in politics. to lay asleep,

,

:

65.

6$,

) -, $)) , -€8,

ov, = Kokovpos, without a sting. KOI"*, sound to express the grunting of young pigs. f. to grunt like a young pig. koCt), Ion. for dat. sing, of voios, Ion. kows, used as Adv. how? in what manner? in what respect?

, ,, , (, ,$ ()

fut.

Att.

(^koTKos)

:

—

,

name of

:

inf.

(,

aor. I :

pf.

pass.

inf.

make hollow, scoop, hollow out. a hollow, properly fem. of koiKos

to

a

Ion.

-€,

mon.

{koivos,

(koiXos) the hollow of the belly,

com-

community of altars,

are worshipped at one

common

ov, {koivos,

mon

the

to deliberate in

, {$,

who

:

;

common,

Kotvg, dat. fem. oi Koivos used as Adv., in 2. publicly. by conimon consent.

of gods

or borough in Attica.

-, ,

€5,

altar'.

having a com-

bed, a bedfellow, consort.

-, -€5,

bed, a

is, {koivos,

($)

sharing the same

paramour.

Dep., with

fut.

med.

-,

aor.l

—

—

\(/

384 med.

and Xoyos)

{koivos,

:

pass. -17^7;»'

kckoivo-

pf.

:

common

to take

:

counsel

with, to consult together. KOtvo-irXoos, ov, contr, -irXovs, ovv, {koivos,

,, ,

common

sailing in

KOivo-irovs,

making a joint

:

,

o,

expedition.

gen.

)

.

nest.

.

, ', KoiTOs,

sleep.

6,

=

Hence

Sjvos, o,

(koivos, novs)

of going

act

II. sleep, the

$-

bed ;

to

bed-t\me.

s

KOKKivos,

,

=

a going

2.

{)

bed: sleeping,

to

a bed-room, bed-chamber.

From

ov, scarlet, Lat. coccineus.

,

,

a kernel, a berry: esp. the kermescommon, shared in berry, used to dye scarlet. also as, KOINO'5, properly of the bird's cry, cuckoo : hence a II. common to all the people, public; common. quick, let go. cry or call to a person ; 2. the common weal. TO Koivov Dor. f. pf. by public the state, Lat. respublica ; airo to cry cuckoo: of the cock, to crow. II. authority, on the part of the state : also the public the public moneys, public af- to cry like a cuckoo or cock, give a signal by such cry. treasury; a cuckoo, from its cry. , III. of persons, itnpartial, affable, accesfairs. Dor. for IV. of sible. 2. of common origin, kindred. vos, , {kokkos) a pomegranate-seed. Hence forbidden meats, common, profane.

common foot, coming

with

,

,

together.

,

, ^,

{) —

{) , . . , , , ,, .( , :

:

;

:

—

,

ship.

8,

$,

,

-, -, ,

( , €

a sharing in coiyimon, fellow-

Kotvo-TOKOS, ov, {koivos,

parents.

is, {koivos,

€€)

))

bom

:

— :

Dor.

fut.

(- —

i

to make common, comimmicate, im{koivos): 2. to make common part : to make a sharer in. or unclean, to pollute : Med. to deem common or wn2. II. Med. to communicate, like the Act. clean. take counsel, consult. 3. to be partaker or sharer also c. ace. rei, to take part or in a thing, c. gen. III. Pass, to hold communion, have share in. :

, , , , {$)

, , , ^, , , {) ,, , Dor.

avos, 6, to be

f.

a share

take part in

of, to

5, ,

05,,

;

= Koivwvus. a partaker, have to have

Hence

dealings with a man.

a communication

:

, communicative, ,

0, also

social.

From

{koivos) a companion, partner,

II. as Adj. = koivos. fellow, associate. Adv. of «otvos, in common, jointly : by com-

$,

mon

consent.

KOios,

,

,

command. Ion.

{Koipavos) to be lord or master, to

2. c. ace. to lead,

-, , lordship,

0'02,,= war or peace

:

(wife of Alcmaeon),

{),

i.

to

commander,

either

to live like

Coesura

a gay, fashionable life. put to bed : Med., with Dor.

e. live

go

%,;,{)

to bed, sleep.

aor. I

to

as Subst.,

lying in bed, abed, asleep. 2. the lair of a wild beast. a place to lie down in, bed, couch:

,

the

TO

{€)

^

marriage-bed;

iroTrat in pi. lewdness.

2.

:

Med.,

)

aor. i

:

aor.

{os,

:

€0:

prune, retrench : in, co7ifine : then to chastise, correct, puriish : Pass. to be punished. KoXaivis, , epith of Artemis. (Deriv. and to

—

, {){) , , ,

meaning uncertain.)

, €., , €•€5, ,

flattery, fawning.

a piece of flattery, [a] of to be

ov, verb. Adj.

€\•08, , {^)

,{) -8, , {, '//,

to be pregnant; of animals, a lair, den,

flattering, fawning.

)

to flatter,

f.

fawn on:

, , {) , {) . 6, , {) , , {) , ^, . $, , {) , , , ,,

to be flattered.

',

distortion of a real cLkos, 0,

',

TJpos, o, f.

—

Pass.

parasite-named,

name Kleonymos.

a flatterer, fawner. a chisel, graver. From to hew, cut, chisel : of birds

,

to peck.

,

a pruning €5, punishing, correction, chastening.

:

fem. of

ov,

flt for putiishing.

, 6,=5.

a prison.

rjpos,

,, ,

f.

box on the ear,

2.

Att.

, {a(pos)

to

give one a

buffet, cuff.

a box on the ear, cuff. a sheath.

6,

, = o€s, , , {$)

or

sheath or scabbard of a sword. f.

Ion.

II.

a punish-

chastiser, punisber.

fem. of

Ion.

€0$, ,

a checking,

chastisetnent, ptinishment.

,

as Subst.,

generally, a lord, master.

Pass.

also in

akin to metaph. to hold in check, keep

ment, punishing.

ruler, leader,

in

Hence

arrange.

rule.

Koipavos.

ov, o,

:

Pass., fut.

,

ov. Ion. for tioios, a, ov. f.

rule,

publicly.

2.

i

contr.

pf.

:

Comic

and

communion, fellowship, intercourse.

"fj,

—

aor.

Att.

flattered.

intercourse with. cjvos,

:

:

like-minded. aor.

med. of

f.

fut.

loving in common.

ov, gen. ovos, {koivos,

f.

common

of

(Deriv. uncertain.)

ancestors.

ot,

2 sing. fut.

affability.

II.

to

trample on.

s,

,

glue, Lat. gluten.

;:

. , , () named from

, ', -.

5$, , =

cake,

.

kind

{ wheaten

glue, cement.

inlay: to weld.

II.

2. to

to join together, unite

:

ther's

—

385

$

swelling infolds.

the bosom, lap

womb.

mo-

later also the

:

the lap ox fold formed by a loose

II.

garment, sometimes used

III. any for a pocket. lap or hollow ; to go under the lap of ocean, i. e. the deep hollow between two waves. 2. a bay or creek of the sea. It corresponds in all senses to the Lat. sintts. Hence

{)

Pass, to he joined to, to attach oneself to, cleave to. glued together, close€v,

€5, €,

()

, ,

ov,

shape.

its

f.

$

:

, , -, (,, , ', , , ) ($) () , '02, () 65, 5, ,, . 5, , , €5, , ,. 5, () 05, , () -5, (, ) ',

—

joined.

^, ,

a gluing, cementing:

a welding of iron.

,

to

f.

glued together, cemented,

a

closely joined, well-fastened.

,

ov,

a long

iKos, 6,

roll

€S,

KOATMCA'il,

roll-eating.

,

of coarse bread.

onos, 6, the peg or screw of a lyre, by which the strings are tightened metaph., opyrjs avuvai to unscrew your passion.

,

ov,

,

0,

,=

,

, , -5,, (, ) , $, , // 6v,

()

it

in small

Hence

, , -, )

to scream like a jackdaw. a jackdaw, Lat. graculus : proverb.,

=

'

birds of a feather flock to-

gether.'

,

or

,

diver. II.

— $. -, ($) brawl,

i},

,', ,

, () 5 a

scold.

to

f.

hill,

mound:

med. of esp.

sepulchral

cairn, Lat. tumulus.

the Lat. colonia, a colony. a heap a hill ; II. Colonos, a demos of Attica lying of stones. on and round a hill, sacred to Poseidon, the scene of the Oedipus Coloneus of Sophocles. a brawling, wrangling. ov, , K0'MA"P02, 0, and 17, the strawberry-tree, arbutus. ij,

a leader of jack-

($)

,

-«,

mound, harrow,

daws, a jackdaw-general. f.

a sea-bird,

pecul. fern.

Ion.

docked, curial, Lat. curtus: of

6,

, , (-

, and swimmer.

Att. contr. fut. part.

animals, short-horned: also maimed, mutilated. to dock, curtail, shorten. f.

,

, Colchian;

eye-salve, Lat.

was made up

embayed. swim. Hence a place for diving, a swimming-

diver,

=

[i5]

make

to dive: to

a swimmer. diving, swimming. hence Adj. Colchian

,

to

%) embosomed,

f.

5, ,

[]

collyriu?n, so called because

a lap ox fold:

rjpos,

diver,

2. in plur.,

Dim. of

into

and

a money-changer.

a small coin.

small round cakes.

[]

:

:

.

cakes,

bath

form

or swell.

sail belly

the colocasia or

03, ,

($) (5,

08.

-5,

( (

ov,

(payeiv)

eating

the

Egyptian bean, a plant resembling the water-lily, found fruit of the arbutus. aor. I fut. Ion. -4, Ep. part, in the marshy parts of Egypt. to let the hair grow long, wear a large heavy wave long hair : as long hair was a sign of birth, it meant to before it breaks, the heavy swell before a storm. t/s, , the round gourd or phnne oneself, to be proud, haughty, arrogant; or he aimed at the monarchy. km pumpkin, Lat. cucurbi/a. Hence , food prepared from pumpkins. Originally the Greeks seem generally to have worn in their hair long, whence , ov, made from pumpkins. Homer. At Sparta the citizens continued to wear the colon or lower part of the bowels. From long hair but at Athens it was worn only by youths ov, docked, curtailed, stunted,Lit. curtus

, ($,

-,

$, , 5, ,

() —

:

(5 '

,

,

0'02,

:

$

:

:

;

II. of horses, to be decked III. metaph. of trees, plants, etc., to with manes. have leaves ox foliage. 0, a colossus, gigantic statue; also simply The most famous Colossus was that of a statue. 3 sing. Ion. impf. of to take care of, attend to, tend. f. Apollo at Rhodes seventy cubits high, made in the Ion. for time of Demetrius Potiorcetes. KO'MH, the hair, Lat. coma ; , a rabble or noisy crowd : uproar. Pass., aor. I aor. l to have one's hair cut close in sign of mournf.

a spear broken short

off: esp.

of oxen,

etc.,

until the i8th year.

. €6€, ', , , .

hornless, short-horned.

, - ۥ.^ -, ^ , ()

08,:

—

and

(5) — :

:

to

and

pf.

:

dock, clip, curtail, cut short, abridge

to cut short a word metaph., Ittos in the middle, Lat. praecidere, i.e. leave it unfinished; also 2. like to abridge, limit gifts

, ,

:

to check, restrain,

wvos,

6,

,

(-

put down.

a top, finishing, end.

ing.

of

II.

metaph.

Amy nias.

like

coma, the foliage, leaves,

,,($, $) Coxcomb-

trees.

,,

, ()

feathered arrow.

,

$

a long-haired ; los grassy. II. a comet. attendance, attention, care: also

2. leafy,

:

:;

), , () ,, —

386

management, care of a garden. or carrying of supplies, a procuring of supplies, Lat. commeatus frumenii, a gathering in of harvest: also the

)

—

(from Med. a 3. carrying away for oneself, a rescue, recovery. a going or coming: a return, (from Pass,

provisions, stores.

means of getting

,],

2.

back.

,

a bringing

II.

to boast one's art

. Comic

in answers, so,

:

ay and more than

Dor. for

med, of

,

Att.

f.

— Med.,

:

Att.

and

aor.

I

care

of,

aor.

:

pf.

tably,

I

Pass.,

'

to carry

II.

(-

to take

to receive hospi-

take heed

to,

thine own order to save a corpse : Med. to

away,

in

in pi.

—

vtKpbv to carry away carry with one, rescue, save, cf. convey me away, rescue me. 2. to carry off or away, bear off: Med. to carry off as a prize : also to get, gain, receive. to 3. to bring to a place gather in corn to introduce, import. 4. to con-

(

;

rattle.

)

(5,

17^0;,

f.

:

the

metal.

Hence

ov, 6, braggart, boaster.

[iJ]

a noise, din, clash, as of a boar's stamping of dancers' feet the ringing of II. metaph. big words, boasting : a boast, 0,

:

$, () '•-€-, )

{, -

a boaster.

6,

ov, gen. ovos,

, () -65, {, $)

pomp-bundle-worded, epith. of Aeschylus,

K€\os,

because of his long

compound words.

-85, {5, es,

,

(l5os) boastful.

elegance, refinement

—

:

affec-

tation.

Adv.

prettifiess or affectation f.

:

:

II.

to talk big,

^€, () -, {, ) . () . .

—

boasts,

vaunt.

f.

of,

a boast:

(6$) to ring, clash,

an empty braggart.

tusks

I

mind

(pya

aurrjs

affairs.

Ep. Ep.aor.

{): — — Med.

provide for, supply : 2. of things, to take care

mind;

— -€,

KO'MIIOS,

{».: —

boast,

metaph. to utter high-sounding words, talk by boast, vaunt Pass, to be boasted of

contr. fut.

pi,

i

made a

vaunts, braggart tvords.

be

that.

Pass, to be

word, one of the borough

0$, a Bragsman.

5, . . (: ( , : :: ^ \ (,

fully, exactly

—

:

be renowned.

f.

used as Adv., with care, carewholly, altogether : absolutely, quite very much so indeed, just

dat. o(

—

:

:

,

make

to

elegant, refine;

your suspicion, like Lat. Pass, to play refine overmuch

refine on

rrjv

— Med.

with the

of Euripides.

—

, , , , ,. , €, () , , . , , . ,

duct, escort. Med. to 5. to fetch back, redeem : get back, recover. III. Pass, io be carried, to convey oneself, journey, travel, voyage: to betake one-

come back, return. Att. contr. fut. med. oi 2 sing. aor. I med. opt. of and Ep. aor. I of

2. to

self.

€5, ,

care

of, to

ov, verb. Adj. of

05, ,

be taken

to

$ ((

one who takes care of, a a bringer, conductor.

11.

it?ipression

a short clause

KO'MMI",

a.

,

,

comma.

framed in short gum, Lat. gummi;

$, , () 6,

-

struck or cut, the

generally, coin.

in a sentence, Lat.

TO,

is

of a coin : proverb.,

of bad stamp.

,—

Adv. with a

KO'NA'BOS,

that which

a striking:

II.

Hence

clauses.

esp.

like Lat.

clash, ringing.

, , , - (( '( , 0,

KCNAT^AOS,

a clashing, ringing. a kmickle : in pi. the knuckles.

0,

(k6vis) to raise dust, to hasten.

f.

Ion. and Ep.

), (^kUvis) dust,

of dust, as stirred up by men's

feet

sense, like Lat.

— freq.

their feet the in collective

in plur.

arenae ; 2. dust or sand.

a cloud

;

from beneath

dust stood rising:

indecl.

resound, clash, ring:

Hence

f.

,

5

stamp or

,

to be better in health.

rewards or payment for

Att. contr. fut. o{

Comp.,

prettily, exquisitely:

f.

io re-echo.

.

Hence

quisite, affected.

saving.

, ()

well-dressed, neat, fine, Lat.

",

,=$. , , ()

()

dainty-seem-

is,

comptus : hence a pretty fellow, Lat. bellus homo. 2 of words and things, elegant, pretty, clever, witty, ex-

rjpos,

,

to

the exquisite.

i"g•

be gathered in.

protector, guardian.

argutari

to

kv

fall in

a beating of the breasts, in sign of lamen- the dust. II. cinders or tation, hence a lament, wail, dirge. III. a fine ashes, also in plur., like Lat. cineres. II. in the Att. Drama, a song sung alternately by an ac'or and powder, sprinkled over wrestlers' bodies after being the chorus, mostly a mournful dirge. oiled, to make them more easily grasped by the opEp. part, dual and pi. of ponent, [r' in Homer in Att. mostly .] From KovTuTos, plastered, whitewashed. Dor. for to plaster pf. pass. 3 pi. of f. KfKOViawith lime, to plaster, Lat. dealbare ; to vaunt, boast, brag: c. ace, Xuyov to speak big words; plastered, whited sepulchres. plancttis,

€5, .6, ,(, (), .

,

,

,

(. ;

:

()

:

—

!

—

. ) 5 (($

^,(,

a mistaken form, originating in the wrong see forms dust stirred up, a cloud KOVi-opTos, , {kOvis, a cloud of woodof dust: KoviopTos ashes. II. metaph. a dirty fellow. ;

-

KovLOS, a, ov, {kOvis) dusty.

KO'NI5,

, the

los Att.

dust.

iflus,

the dust

II.

,

cf.

KOviaSXos

=

:

of ashes, ashes.

III.

metaph. of

:

toil,

[i]

(kUvis) dust, a cloitd of dust.

[r], 3,

[]:

fut.

aor,

I

— Pass.,

(kUvis) : Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. Pass., make dusty, cover, with dust: all covered tvith dust, i. e. in the greatest haste make haste and take. in Med,, to sprinkle or cover as with dust, strew over.

^,

contr.

KOTiiNOlS,

beard.

something worthless. KOVTOS, ov, , a pole,

2.

hurling a pike.

KO'NTZ A grow

,

:

KOircTos,

,

,

)

carrying a pole or

: () () 2.

0,

{kottos)

()

17,

—

f.

:

KOireis, aor. 2 part. pass.

'^

to

() , () $, , , ()

II.

to

be

5,

<5,

chopper, cleaver,

hook.

, ,, and

toil

.

striking, beating.

trouble, suffering, pain, weariness. f.

,

to

weary

:

— Pass. =

bill-

. Hence

Greek alphabet, which was not received into the later Athenian alphaIn the alphabet bet its sign was ^ cf. Koppa stood between and p, like the Lat. q, and was retained as a numeral = 90, as were also and Hence qq. v. ov, , a horse branded with the Cf. Utter Koppa ( *p ) as a mark. From to carry dung. f. carrying dung. , ov, full of dung, filthy. :

a letter of the ancient

$.

,

, 5,

$,

-(, -05, ,,(%, )

, ()

€$,

-fj,

dung

:

to cover with

carrying dung

()

a dung-hzsktX..

:

a place for dung, privy. part. fern, of beaten, bruised, pounded. Ep. aor. 1 (Ko^pa: pf.

for

—

( € (($

Pass., aor. 2

:

pf.

($)

a dunghill.

:

to

knock down, fell,

3. to cut off, chop off; cut down, /ell trees; hence absol.,

to

2,

country waste by cutting hurt ;

down

the trees

:

deprived

to

of

monty

<$.

^

5.

,

to

6. to cut knock or rap at the door, Lat. pulsare. small, chop up. 7, of birds, to peck at, strike with the beak: of a horse, to jolt, shake: also, to tire, stun,

oneself,

Med.

II.

to beat or strike

sign of grief, like Lat. platigere

in

mourn for any aliquem. KopSKivos,

:

,

-

a young raven. a raven or crow: Proverb., like black swans,' of anything unusual alone, like Lat. pasce or ks

$,

«01

also,

one, Lat. plangere

() ', $, ($,

$' $ . ,

,

axe.

[a]: aor. I {. work hard, work till one is weary. to be tired, grow weary ; exhausted by good things. ($, , a babbler, wrangler.

() —

carry

to

ov,

to

(: (:

slaughter.

,

:

a wailing, mourning. a chisel. a striking : a cutting in pieces,

', ,

-,

f.

deafen.

generally, to abate, lull.

KOireiv, aor. 2 inf. oi

KOiTCvs,

slay.

instrument for braying, a

pestle: also

II.

From

smite, cut.

to strike,

damage,

aor.

weary

f,

2. II.

a punting-pole, Lat. con-

an , {) = $, an

tired or

filth, dirt.

:

5, , Dor, 08, , , ()

—

fleahane, pulicaria.

:

manure

:

-$, (, )

to lay a

|, $,(: ,

contr,

dung

Kvvvos, as the pr. n. sense or reason, 4, to hammer, forge : also to proverb, of stamp, coin money, Lat. percutere nummos .•—Med.

the shaft of a pike. ov, {kovtos,

, , :

or

cattle-stall or stable.

or dirt.

to coin oneself

-5,

pike

,

\$,

esp.

dung

hence a dirty fellow.

:

KO'IIPOS,

dung

dung, manure.

to

collecting

ov,

a dung-yard, a

so

haste, speed.

of an insignificant person;

2.

:

=

, the

, $, manure

Ep.

f.

part.

, ^. make

, ($) -5, ($, ^)

to

—

intr. to raise dust,

tus.

pf.

:

:

387

,( :,( ,. : ^ ', for

wrestlers were sprinkled after

powder with which

being oiled,

dat.

:

€. ,

;

.

'

(pp( ks corvos, go and be hanged

ks

!

hang

anything hooked like a raven's 2. I. an engine for grappling ships. beak, as, a hooked handle of a door, like 3. an initrument of torture. Dim, of a little girl, damsel. , a barbarism for , indecl., Hebrew word, a gift offered to 2. the treasury of the God, a consecrated offering. Temple. to dance the f. , the dancing the o.Ko$, , the cordax, a low dance belongto dance ing to the Old Comedy

him

!

hang

, ', ,

II.

it

.

, ,

'

.

, () ;

from

the cordax,

slow, trailing

its

. . (

movement.

. :(:( ((:

swelling.

whence

II.

,

a cudgel, truncheon: also a a covering for the head, head-dress;

[5],

('^(.\($ wrapt or rolled up.

^,—

of Ep.

Kopcci, Ep, 3 sing.

fut.

f.

Med., aor.

and

Ion,

($,:— a thing

—

aor.

I

Ep.

i

Pass., aor, I ;

also pf. act. part.

OTos: (KOpos): Pass,

(:

— to

and Med.

satisfy,

to be

((

Ep.

kop(v pf,

KeKcp(-

wi:h pass, sense, glut, fill with

glutted with a thing, 2

€ . . , ——

:

, . , . , , |, -, , ., , , ,

have one s fill of a thing, c. gen. to have one's fill of strife. 3

^, ,

med.

aor. I

pi.

aor.

;

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

opt. of

Pass.

:

be

:

'-

'^<,

,

).

;

rrj

rri

, , (^)

besom, broom.

sweepings, refuse.

, . , ,

a be-

2.

=

-, {$)

or

crest

—

rears

its crest.

wave

)

is

shew

its

lifted up,

TO, coriander, the plant or seed.

2[, -, {, =

KOpiSwov, TO, Dim. of f,

, , , , .

fondle, caress, coax.

KopivOios,

5, :

:

— Corinthian.

•, Corinth, the city

Adv. Dim. o( los Att.

, ,

€$,

. Dim.

:

Dep.

to

:

, and

fern.

From

,

a little girl. a bug : pi. Kvpeis,

ol.

of

KopKopos or Kopxopos, , a poor vegetable, growing wild in the Peloponnesus, a kind of pimpernel. (Deriv. uncertain.)

,

the

rumbling or grumbling of the

empty bowels ofiy hollow (Formed from the sound )

,

:

(€)

boughs lopped

off,

the

sound,

, , ones €(

.

lad, youth, stripling.

es,

Phrygia.

celebrate the

a Corybant. purify by the

iThos) Corybant-like,

avTos,

a Corybant priest of Cybele in

0,

[iJ]

-aWis, -aXkos,

,

— KOpvbos.

05, ()

and fhe cresied ot , tuf'ed lark, Lat. alauda crisiata. Kopvs) a cold in the head, a $,

KopvSos,

{,

,

, -|,, ) -,,

running at the nose, catarrh, Lat. pituita. metaph. drivelling, stupidity. Hence to have a running at the nose, to have a ace. sing, and pi. of KOpvs.

II.

[,

iKos, (Kopvs,

5, ):

cold.

helmet-shaking, with

\_a]

(KOpvs, aloXos) with glandfig hslm.

,

as well as

pi.

— ihe

, ,,

top,

:

(-

peak, summit;

II. the cluster of the hi^h poops of the ships. generally, a cluster offruit or flowers. : f. to put forth knobs or buds. From (Kopvs) a club, often shod with iron for fighting, a mace : also a shepherd's staff, [] club-bearer, one who , fights with a club or mace. chib-bearing ov, ol, club-bearers, the body-guard of Peisistratus, instead of = in Ep. part., sprouting leaves. , one that butts ivith the head. [] From From to buit with the head. f. a heland KopCs, vOos, , ace. II. the head. Hence met, helm, casque. Med., aor. I fut.

fiower

,

5, , ()

) , . , , , ,(5 €€, ^ -5, {,

()

part.

with a hehnei Pass,

also

:

and Med.

of

things,

—

Lat. satie-

much

, ()

with genit. of

pr.

of II.

names,

—

Pass.,

/o

—

spears

SoCpe

brass.

2.

generally, to furnish, pro-

, , () $, ()

crest or

:

generally, lo

the make crested ; Pass, to come to a wave to a crest Hence head, rear its head, as a wave does. , a man armed with a helmel, an II.

—

,

armed warrior.

,

boy,

:

fo arm pf arm, equip, array : do battle, fight: arm oneself;

:

river reared his

fill, satiety, surfeit,

-

75, ,

trunk of a tree with the vide.

2.

(,

to like

frantic.

headed with

tivOs to have enough or too a thing: in bad sense, satiety, surfeit: hence insolence, petulance ; irpos insolently. Kopos, ov, , Ion. Kovpos Dor. Cf.

tumult.

din,

a log.

K0'P02,

f.

up

:

and country: anciently

at Corinth.

.

KO'PIS,

,

a, ov, also

ados,

, ($)

of the Corybantes.

to start

:

fhe

to lift up, raise,

the

the

to slap on

Corybantian.

Corybantes

rifes

ivy

rising, heap.

Pass.,

, ()

measure containing gallons.

,() ()

of

pvs,

[]

{$)

,

20

Dor.

(

rites

waving plume.

som, broom.

VOS,

the

1

ov,

f.

- •8,

,

son.

:

the hair on the temples.

II.

,

()

:

,

together, as

cor, a dry

later Att.

of the forehead ;

the face.

a maid, e^row vp to maidenhood. to sweep, brush; KOPE'fl, f. to sweep Greece clean, empty her of people. Ep. fut. of Ion. fern, of Kopos, Dor. pos, a maiden, maid, girl, damsel, Lat. puella : sometimes of a newly-married wotnan, young wife, like 2. with the gen. of Lat. puella, nympha. a pr. name added, a daughter, as II. a puppet, doll, Lat. pupa. 2. the Aios. pupil of the eye from the small images seen in it, III. a long sleeve reaching Lat. pupa, pupilla. over the hand. Ion. was the name under which Proserpine was worshipped in Attica, the Daugh'er hence the two are often mentioned (of Demeter)

, () , , , ,.

Hebrew

the

57,

side

med. of

I

<3,

ten Attic medimni, or about

From

maidenhood.

Kopos,

(pv\om5os

part. pass, of

I

f.

a

:

—

388

tas;

—

:

,

strictly neut.

the

from

,

ov,

the head- stall of a bridle. upper rim of a hunting-net

sq.

at the

head:

—

—

-

:

:.

, ,

— ovbv.

,

(paios the

Drama,

foremost man, leader, chief;

in the Att.

the leader of the chorus. the head, top,

summit: the crown top or peak of a moun-

2. the or top of the head. tain. 3. nietaph. the highest point, acme, prime.

peaked:

—

to

f.

Pass., II.

crest.

like

-€, (,

sum

up.

,

,

and Hecuba,

old as a crow

€5, , (^$) ,

)

an old

woman as

[a]

II. a crow or raven, Lat. comix. anything hooked like a crow's bill, as, I. the handle on a door. 2. the tip of a bow, on which the bowstring was hooked. 3. the tip or projection of the plough-beam, upon which the yoke is hooked.

crow.

2.

. ,{ , $, {

Cf.

) tc bend, curve of a ) as Adj. crook-beaked

f.

horse, to arch the neck. iSos,

77,

:

generally, crooked, curved, bent, hooked.

kine, with crumpled horns.

, , . 2.

-$, {,,\€) —

book

:

2.

ov,

shooting crows:

a sling or cross-bow

for crow-shooting.

,

, {/{)

curved, bent

{) -5, $)

, ,

los Att.

a diviner by a

$,

:

and

sieve.

TO, a sieve.

,

, {$) (5 \5

to set

men

an army in

;

out,

embellish.

2.

, , 5, €, ,

ov,

,

III. to deck, adorn, trick of persons, to honour them,

IV. in Pass,

oJcoi.

an orderer, arranger.

2.

05, , , ,{() {)

05,

,

,

,

well-arranged, regular. a commander. of the world, earthly,

{)

ov, also os, ov,

moderate, regular

modest

;

:

{$)

ruler of

or

;

no

in

good order, good behaviour,

-

sort

decency.

of 3

set form or

order : of states, government. 4. the mode orfaihion of a thing. II. an ornament, decoration, dress, raiment: plur. ornaments. 2. an honour, credit. III. the world or universe, from its perfect arrangement, Lat. mundus. ov, world-destroy-

-$, {, () , •5, -, 5.

5 ,, €

ing.

,

ov. Ion.

.

and Aeol.

for Ttoaos.

Ion. for

,

Att.

a blackbird.

, (. : ( , =

bear hatred against.

to

€, €.

and kotc, Ion.

and

for

4. €$•. —

^

KOTepov, Ion. for Ep. aor. i Ep. pf. part. Med., Ep. 3 pi. impf. Ep. fut. Ep. aor. I {kotos) to bear a grudge or spite, bear malice

€(,

:

—

:

against, envy, Lat. invideo: proverb., cf.

€($. ev,

{)

ov, {kOtivos,

KO'TI'NOS,

6

or

77,

the

(€$

:

Ktpa-

angry, wrathful, jea-

)

wild

producing wild Lat. ole-

olive,

aster.

ov, {kotivos,

Tpaynv) eating the wild

olive.

KOTopvos,

6, Ion. for

K0'T02,

ov, 6, a grudge, spite, rancour, anger, wrath: later, envy, jealousy.

|,

also,

Att. iw,

f.

cottabus.

{) 5,

to

ill-will

play at the

and old Att. 6, the cottagame, 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.) KO'TTA-NON, TO, a small flg, Lat. cottanum. Ion.

bus, a Sicilian

an adorner.

worldly.

.

dressing the

framing or

-, .

to order,

. {)

opos,

2

olive-trees.

adorn, be an honour or ornament to. assigned to, be classed under. Aeol. 3 pi. aor. I pass. Dor. inf. of

to be

a

) )

{65,

ov,

decently:

{$,

lous.

arrange : esp. array, marshal it; and in Med., having marshalled his countryII. to arrange a repast.

to order, rule, govern.

order.

€, {, €5, -5,

parings or shreds of leather: metaph. of the scraps of flattery of the tanner Cleon. f.

,

5, {)

as in a sieve. 6,

,

opos,

-5,

KOTeei,

, , {)

KO'2KI^NON,

of kine, with

regularly,

holding together the world. ov, a, order in order, duly; ovhtvl

:

crumpled horns. Adv.

$, -.) {,

Sup.

;

world, [a]

this

of

generally, the end, completion.

as Subst.,

of

hair.

as Subst. any-

i. a wreath or garland, Lat. coa flourish with the pen at the end of a

thing curved: rona.

II.

-, -,

Adv.

Comp.

ov,

bring to a head, make the wave rises to a to bring to an end,

From of a raven-gray colour. a kind of seafowl, sea-

,

propriety, decorum, orderly be-

haviour.

, , ()^, , {6$)

389

$, ,

;

'",

,

,a

small cup or

well-ordered,

of persons, orderly, well-behaved, Hence order, decorum.

i

pint.

II.

vessel.

2.

a liquid

a ^

($, nearly a

the cup or socket

of the hip-bone.

measure containing 6

Hence

ovos,

,

any cup-like hollow

:

in pi. the

:

—

:

:

:

2. . $, , , () -5, {, ) -, , , -, (, , , ,. . . 6, (, $, ^, €, ,, , () ', () , , (). . , , , , , €5, , . ,(€, ..) 65, , $, , , ,()()) €, (, 8, , ,, $$ ,5,, , . , () ( '', , () ^, , (, ) . , , ,, () . , , , ' . () , -^, ^^, -8, (, )

390

KOTvXripvTos

—

suckers on the feelers of the polypus, Ep. dat.

from

in cups,

kotCXis, nutives of

flowing copiously. and a small cup.

e.

i.

,

i^os,

can be

that

ov,

drawn

, ,

to lighten,

. the socket of a joint.

-5,

Dimi-

<5,

,=

assuage, relieve: of persons, to relieve them

up.

2.

Adv.,

and

,

(^)

Ion. for

II.

also Ion. for

ol,

{$, Kovpos) young men, young

ol,

the Curetes, inhabitants

ov, light, nimble

,

Lat. cochlea.

screw

:

a spiral

Sup.

:

more

most

a basket. a snail with a spiral shell, II. anything twisted spirally, a

stair.

a small snail. with a spiral shell sometimes used as a trumpet, like Lat.

0'02, , , a

shell-flsh

concha.

Ion. impf.

of Pleuron

as

pi.

— empty, vain,

Dim. of

TO,

warriors.

(tiv,

,

Comp.

:

lightly.

,,

lightly-talking.

neut.

:

metaph. easy, light

Adv. lightly

the shell itself

ov. Ion. for Kopeios, youthful.

iy)

with lighter heart

lightly,

lifted

From

light talking.

ov,

2.

is

relief.

Hence

cut of.

a barber's shop. a barber, bair-cutler, Lat. Kovpcvs, iojs, 0, tonsor : hence a toiler, gossip.

relief, alleviation.

that which

lightly.

idle.

,

a

a lightening,

($.

KovXeos, Ion. for Hebrew word, arise. cis, a clipping or cropping of the II. a lock hair or beard, as a sign of mourning.

,

,

fcus,

0'02, ,

by crasis for «at ov. Ion. for Kov and by crasis for

.

Hence

burthens.

:

—

to

stream forth

(Reduplicated from the hams. dual KOXfl'NH, Ep. 3 sing. aor. i med. of

copiously.

,

in Aetolia.

Kovpias, ov,

one

6,

who wears

his hair short.

a blackbird. ,= to wear untrimmed Ep. for KcDs) to Cos. Adv. of the hair, to need clipping. lengthd. forms KovpiSios, a, ov, (Kovpos, wedded, lawfully — a head. gen., dat., ace. wedded ; Kovp'ibios her wedded husband then, couch, 'Lzt.grabatus. (Maced. word.) as Subst., (without her dear with loud cries. Adv. husband. 2. more frequently of the wife, Pass. to swing, brandish, shake his lawful, wedded wife, as opp. to a concubine /fis); so, the bed of to vibrate, quiver. 3. to brandish, shake. lawful marriage. 4. nuptial, bridal ; the light quivering spray at the the bridal robe. f. intr. to be a end of a branch : generally, a branch, esp. of a figf.

hair.

2.

;

$),

{^)

—

,

youth.

bring up

trans, to

II.

,

ov, also

,

to

ov,

or shaving hair, trenchant.

,a

ped, clipped as Subst., hair cut short.

, ,, -8, ^ ) , Adv.

()

Ion. for

0,

a, ov,

devouring

a boy, yotith, son. youthful prime, youth

youthful.

Kovpo-TOKOS,

ov,

dren.

Comp.

of

(, (,

chil-

hence

be light.

,

Att.

,

()

II. trans, to

to

make a

lighten

:

light leap.

:

but

fut.

boy-chil-

:

KeKpdya,

sense

imperat.

2.

paullo-post

in

aor. 2

(Kpayov

pf.

:

contr.

inf.

KCKpdyfvai

—

. ( ^, ( , , ( , ( ( :

', —

hence

c.

raven

:

generally, to scream,

:

ace. to call out or

clamour for

a thing.

I part. pass,

fut.

:

sense aor.

aor.

1

:

fut. inf. in pass,

Homer

:

mostly

3 sing. impf.

imperat.

sing. pf. pass,

Ep.

I

but also Ep.

:

I

of

aor.

inf.

and plqpf.

:

:

:

3

to

accomplish, bring to pass, fulfil, execute .-—Pass, to be accomplished, brought to pass ; ov y' it seems to me that it will not be the accomplished by this journey;

^€

intr. to

to lift up, raise

pi.

1

part,

uses the Ep. form

I.

Att.

aor. I

Pass., fut.

the Lat. custodia, a watch, guard.

fut.

pres.

KpdOeis, aor.

mother of boys.

^,

:

:

screech, cry :

rearing boys : a good nursing-

called

KPA'Zfl

to croak, properly of the

yotmger, more

tckuv) bearing

ov,

is

hence a fig-tree, [a] 77, Dor. for 17, Ion. and Ep. for

:

form with

spirits, mirthfulness.

KOvpoTcpos,

so Ithaca

the

the blood of eaten children.

17,

youthfid

mask with

by the hair.

ov,

dren; KOvpos,

tree

pass, shorn, crop-

II.

—

manhood. for cutting

fit

:

metaph.

vote hath been determined;

also of

workmanship,

'—'2, ^, , , , ^., , -$, )

—

:

?7>

'

€/'€

etrl

the edges are finished have the ruling potoer reign over, govern : c. ace. cognato,

offWwh. gold.

later c. gen. to

Hpaivdv also to come

sway the

to

sceptre.

III. intr.

an end or result in a thing. [], ij, a debauch and

to

\5

II. intr. to

(K

after the

--&-05, drunken

ov,

{, )

rambling

$. -5, {$, () -$, () (, )

in

revelry.

(-,

, 6v,

KpaiTTVos,

tearing, sweeping, rushing swift, rapid.

.

:

2.

hot, impetuous.

metaph. hasty,

3.

from rap-io)

like rapidjis

swift-bearing.

ov,

KpaKTiKOS,

clamorous.

ov,

ij,

KPA'MBH, , cabbage, kail, Lat. cramhe. KPA'MBOS, , ov, dry, parched, shrivelled.

-3, ,{,'^)

, . -€5, of a frog.

Dor.

ov, (Kpavaos,

pi.

Athens, from

^)

6v, hard,

ov. Dor. for

=

indecl.,

of Kpas.

:

Cabbage-eater, with stony

soil.

the

:

-, $, $,

med. (with

fut. inf.

back again.

it

II.

cornus : a spear.

was used

it

the cornel-tree, Lat.

for spear-shafts

and bows

:

hence

-^, , , {$, $) €05, 505, , {$) -€9,,{, )

Kpavuvos,

, ov,

, -,

gen.

,

,

,

stony, rocky,

Dor. for

, ,, 17,

, {)

form

later

f.

with hard ground

-$ , -, , $) {$, -5, -, {, , €-,$, {,

or

soil.

gen.

6,

:

:

KPA'NON,

,

From

Subst.,

6,

Kpavos,

cos, TO,

, ,

,

is

:

as

$, , {') opos, 0,

o, collat.

{) , , $,

$

a ruler, sovereign.

form of

fern.), dat.

dat.

Ep.

,

lengthd. gen, and dat.,

{()

head : metaph. a

gen.

ace.

:

in

:

(which

plur.,

gen.

-

Horn, also a pi.

nom.

peak, height. a mixing, compounding, ($, blending. II. the temperature of the air, climate, Lat. temperies. III. in Gramm., crasis, when the consecutive vowels of two words melt into one, e. g. :

the

,

for

,

top,

for

.

)

{($, of , {($, () strong, {($,

0,

, ., ', $,

hoofed, solid-hoofed

€$,

,

stout-

stout

)

of lions, with strong claws.

:

Adv. o{

strongly, stoutly

:

sternly^

roughly.

Ep. dat.

making helmets

a helmet-maker. a helmet, [a] of one that accomplishes, a

sometimes

$,

big

to talk

:

{)

fern,

doer, performer.

KPA'5,

)

skull.

CORNUS.

make helmets

($,

-irotos, ov,

so,

:

,

but also hard-hearted, hard, solid,

;

ov, gen. ovos,

for

, €, . , to

) {, )

also strong, violent.

xdpos,

TO, the cornel-tree, Lat.

f.

and warlike.

rough

2.

-

pivos) strong-shelled.

also

strong, stout, mighty, valiant cruel, harsh,

also

:

stout-footed, sure-footed.

ov,

hand.

upper part of the head,

for

ov,

[a]

the

mighty,

poet, for

hearted, dauntless.

spicula cornea.

aor. I inf. pass, of

Kpdvias, Kpavis, Dor.

.

,

made of cornel-wood,

cf. Virgil's

the

sea-monster Scylla.

ground.

veivov

as pr. n.

name of the mother of

KpSTcpos poet,

-€, ,

Kpaveia Ion.

,

,

of mighty with the spear, warlike.

pass, sense)

hurled with

ov, with strong back and breast piece, strongly arched, of a corslet. = only of the stone of Sisyphus, avTis then did mighty tot'

^, . {) - -, () , , €-6, , , ,'.. €-|, 3(€,

,

also

{$, {$, ^)

ov,

violence.

ov,

people of Attica. Ep.

—but

strong, resiatless.

rugged, rocky, stony, of

soil, cf.

its

ace.

,

2.

of

,

KPA'NA"0'5,

,

rugged.

metaph. clear, loud.

name

surround with a border or

to

f.

Crataeis, the mighty one,

ifig-

margin, hem

fringe.

swi/t-rush- force turn

ov,

the edge, border,

Hence

of a thing.

conse-

its

and headache, Lat, crapula; debauch was over.

quences, nausea, sickness,

,

391

pi.

,

oi Kpas. [d]

,(. {)

on which a

spit turns.

f.

to rule,

oi, the

:

hold sway

:

c.

:

—

forked stand or frame

to be strong

dat. to rule

and mighty:

among,

2. c. gen. to lay hold of, become master of, to be lord of, ruler over; also to conquer, subdue: absol. to prevail, get the upper hand ; of re" II. c. ace. pers. ports, to prevail, become curreiit. also to surpass, to prevail against, vanquish, master III. c. ace. rei, to hold fast, seize, excel. '.

secure.

( obey.

,

IV. to order,

5,

command:

—

{()

Pass, to

Ion. a mixing 6, a bowl, in which the wine was mixed with water, and from which the cups were filled II. any hollow, a to mix a bowl. basin in a rock the mouth of a volcano, crater. vessel,

;

:

—

—

{, ) -, -,

—

392

,

fight.

-, ,

6,

-, ,

,

, 5,

[,

victorious in the

(,

gen. trohos,

novs) victorious in the foot-race. ov,

iTrnos) victorious in the

f.

cellent,

sjipreme

, {$) of Kpas.

to be best,

,

ov, and as irreg. Sup. Ep. as of 070^0$, being formed from 2. from KepSos: strongest, mightiest, fiercest. The Comp. in use is best, most excellent.

—

.KPAT02

$,

poet. KapTOS, tos, r6, strength, might,

$

eXelv to prowess : force, violence ; take a city by open force, by storm ; also, up to one's with all one's inight ; so also, avoL II. generally, full power, with all one's might. might, power, rule, sway, dominion : c. gen. power

mastery, victory.

III.

:

($) —

:

:

—

, () , 5, ,

, , {^-)

{Kpias,

Dim. of

a

f,

amongst

,

offlesh.

) €5,

of victims

:

as Subst.,

;,

pensafor.

KPE'AS

gen /ipcttii/Ep. a piece of meat

;

to distribute flesh, to

)€-8,

^, 6-€5,

,

6,

gen.

a carver, Lat. :

plur.

2.

,(, ()

yap

ov,

ov, gen. ovos, Att.

Dor. braver : used with

— stronger,

€ :

:

, , () ,

,

—

;

:

:

(^) , , ( ^^.

a basket to hang things

-,

up

in.

shortd. pres, pass, of

opt.

;

-

rarely

:

[]

fut.

aor.

:

Med., aor.

—

:

a thing,

gen.

c.

i.

hang down

)

let

;

give up war

e.

hang up

to

sea.

' aor. I

:

hang, hang up,

II.

sum and

impf.

Att.

Ep.

€€

—

:

to

:

€-

Pass., Kpe:

hang up by to hang up

so in Med.,

hung up

up the

or suspended, to

metaph.

2.

to be in

aor. l part, of

hanging

:

c.

Kpea

:

part. pass, of

i

gen.

-

better,

part., as

thou wert better

hung

from

up,

or on a thing

€.,

;

hung,

^-

hufig by the neck.

,=

Root of

Hence

castanets.

, {€) vos,

,a

to

hang, hang up. to

keep time with

rattling with castanets, to

give the time in dancing.

,

fut.

,

:

:

one's rudder, i.e. give

Pass, to be

£€$, €08, , , hung

dis-

dearer than

mightier

I

l

fut.

:

to

castanets.

med.

(in pass, sense) of

^, ()

Ep. for Att.

Ion.

subj.

;

inf.

;

fut. (in pass, sense)

:

CTos

Kpeiov, TO, (Kpias) a meat-tray, dresser. fem. of q. v. children.

a rider, 17 honour, like

Ep. for Kpcwv, gen. pi. of Kpias. a kind of tapestry. struck so as to sound, of stringed inKpCKTOs, struments played, sung. From f. aor. i eKpe^a to strike, beat : to strike the web with the shuttle, to weave. 2. to strike with the plectrum, to play on an instrument. 3. generally, to make any sharp sound, to

aor.

:

Ep. KpUaai -.—flesh, a carcase : a body, person. ov, and Kpcio-SoKOS, ov, {Kpias, containing flesh.

meat.

is

being the

^,

:

distributing the flesh

dat.

:

IV.

excellent,

used as irreg. Comp. of ayaOos, Root, whence also Sup. Att. form of foreg. KPEI'ilN, ovTos, fem. lord, master: a general title of

f.

Dor.

master

to,

suspetise.

a distribution of the flesh of a victim

ov, (Kpias,

more

sense, better,

swing from, hang down from.

slice

the guests, Lat. visceratio.

£-68,

superior

III.

^ , ().^. , , ^ , , - ', , , . , )

divide the flesh of a victim amongst the guests Med. to divide among themselves. Hence

£,

moral

one's shield,

a crying, screaming, shrieking. a flesh-hook.

^, $, £(,. , {$)

evil deeds,

S7/perior to bribes.

of ;

:

scream, shriek. Croaker, name of a

to

-

57,

;

as, a, Ep. lengthd.

[y]

[y]

() '^) -,, , -, $. , = €'.

frog

$

, ($) piaa —

beco7ne master, get possession of: to conquer, Kparus, masc. Adj., only found in nom.,

fut.

great for leaping out of too bad for hanging.

too great for, a height too

II.

rustle.

Kparos, gen. of Kpas. to Ep. f. : strengthen, confirm : Med. to strengthen for oneself, cKapTvvavTO they strengthened their ranks Pass, to become strong, be strengthened, 2. to II. to rule, govern, c. gen. harden. 2. to

strong, mighty,

($' -( $ $.)

than living blind. Kpeiaoov

;

, «$$ ',

—

[]

over.

alive,

exceediitg

€, - .,

most ex-

to excel.

:

not

in

horse-race.

dat, sing,

€,

fut.

gen. KpiKOs, Lat. crex,

, -,

a sharp notched

60-5,

60-5,

a

bill,

public meal.

Att. for

,,

a bird with

rail.

ov, (Kpias,

ov, 0,

piaa.

of

(Kpias,

fed on flesh.

')

^.)

(Kpias,

the carver at

a butcher.

a

:

€7€—2.

, €, €€,

a butcher pieces

-,

f.

{upeevpyos)

(

cut

up meat

like

Hence

to butcher.

:

Adv.

like

a

butcher

in joints or

:

, a cutting vp

a butcher, butchering. {Kpias, epyov) cutting up meat : as KpeovpSubst., Kpiovpyos, o, a butcher or a carver like

£-08, ,

—

^ €-,$,

, , 5,

ybv

.

vorous.

€,

.

day offeasting. ov, {repias,
a

ov, gen. ovos. Ion. for

=

ovTOS,

-6 -, , (, ) pi.

393

Ep. for

aor. l inf. of

,

place of refuge or

'*

island Crete, now Candia. Adv. from Crete; and Adv. to Crete. Ep. for dat. pi.

^1

,

:

a Cretan. Cretan, of the island of in Cretan fashion. II.

(sub.

garment of Cretanfashion.

), ,

a

to lie like

05, ,

part, of

,,

hang down,

in air.

of the

down, hang down

height, cast

to

€,

for

steeps.

be suspended

:

to let

— Pass,

to float or

-

down

, ($,

{()

)

haunter

also the

:

an overhanging steep, a steep bank or edge of a river

, . 5, {) 6S,

aor.

I

inf.

itbos) precipitoiis, steep.

of

,

of or Jrom a spring or spring water. KPH'NH Dor. a well, spring, Lat. fons : in pi. water. II. a source, fountain-head. Hence Adv. from a well or spring; and Adv. to a well or spring. abos, pecul. fern, of of or from a well or spring: Dor. KpaviaSfs, Nymphs of a spring: so too KpdviScs. Dim. of [t] a, ov,

;

,

$,

,

, , . , '2, ($

5, . aor. imperat. of $, , a kind of man's boot I

:

in

Theo-

poet, for booted men. II. genea groundwork, foundation, basement, of a temple or altar: metaph., 57 tyKparfia apcTrjs selfcommand is the foundation of virtue. 2. the side of a river with a coping to it, a quay, Lat. crepldo critus,

rally,

. ,

generally,

.

$

an edge, []

Dor. for Kpias.

,

5, Cretan

:

gen. fern.

,

:

Lat. stridere from the sound.)

6$

:

ov, Cretan.

pi.

(5, gen. Hence

:

—

KtKplya

to

:

(Formed

squeak.

like a ram. a mess of barley pottage. to be overfed with barley, to

.. , {) .

pass. part, of

1

Aeol. 3

,

pi. aor. l pass,

and in

of

plur.

al,

also roasted barley,

:

barley; olvos

wine made from barley,

(Ion. gen. pi.)

kind of beer

pf.

:

{)

be restive.

, ,

to screech,

:

{)

Adv.

, ',

=

aor. 2

creak,

KpiOeis, aor.

talking precipices,

—

a covered earthen , Att. for a pot, pan or pipkin, in which bread was baked by putting hot embers round it. [i] Hence

f.

, , (6$,

:

From

vessel,

imperat. of

[],

-5, {,

, ,

[t], ov,

hover

or trench.

fountain

lying.

form for barley. 6, baked under a pot or pan

(sub. apTOs'), o, a loaf so baked.

f.

using big rugged words, of Aeschylus. beetling crag

,

TO, Ep. shorter

,

-TroLOs,

,

ov,

. , {) , . , , )

,

from a

•{]\], —

and

III.

'-

() ,{$). g.

e.

[-W-] called also amphimacer

08, , ,

Ep. for

aor. I imperat. o{

Adv. (Kpdsjfrom the head, from above.

Hence

,, Crete: — Adv. -$,

f.

$ $, , , . , , . , . ', , . ov,

secttrity,

retreat, resort.

(sub. vovs), o, a metrical foot,

of Kpias. II. true, real. good, agreeable. Dor. a sort II. of bead-dress, like a veil or mantilla with lappets. metaph. in plur. the battlements which crown the III. the lid of a vessel. walls. Ep. for aor. I inf. of gen.

:

, , ^. €, , , . (;, {) , {) ''^!'

and

:

—

;

:

i.

ftt

e.

a

[t]

aor. I inf. pass, of

€$, , by feeding them with

disease of horses, caused

barley, Lat. hordeatio.

, {) 5, -, {){, to

f.

feed with barley.

, $, . . €, , , , {) ,

made of barley.

ov,

Tpayciv) barley-eating.

ov,

aor. I subj. pass, of

Ep. for iKpiKi, 3 sing. aor. 2 of KpiKos, , = a ring, circle: also an eyelethole, a deadeye, in the corner of a sail. not a judgment, sentence. 2. a matter for judgment : an accusation, charge, Lat. crimen. coarse barley-meal. like coarse meal; (s, it snows thick as meal.

%,

, -,

) ($) {,

, {,

.

' ::( ( : (,,: Kpivas, aor.

I

KPI'NON,

TO, a lily: irreg. pi. Kpivca, dat. Kpivtai,

as if

part, of

from a nom.

:—

Med.,

fut.

whence

part.

hence

eos,

.

[]

aor.

pf.

aor.

fut.

:

the Lat.

»,

fut.

[],

($:

CERNO,

to

:

[], older

aor. 1

pf

inf.

—

Pass.,

—

separate, divide, put apart

to pick out, choose

;

and

in

Med.

to

pick out

:

394

5 ,

for

for a prize

\$

to

2.

;

judgments,

i.

—

to judge

to judge unjustly

e.

—

Pass, to be chosen or dis: decide a contest or dispute, e. g.

oneself, choose, prefer

tiriguished.

Kpi^os

:

—

judge

to dispute,

:

hence to expound, explain : c. inf. to judge, pronotmce that a thing is. II. to question, examine, bring to trial, Pass, to be brought to trial, accuse, arraign : tried. 2. to pass sentence upon, to condemn: Pass, to be judged, condemned. Kpi|os, o, Dor. for ov, {6$, ram-slaying. ov, (^Kpios, ram-faced. 2. a battering, a ram, Lat. aries. ram, because it butted like a ram ; generally finished in the shape of a ram's head. Crisa or Crissa, a city in Phocis, not Adj. Kplcraios, a, ov, Crissaean. far from Delphi -is \_V, ecus, 57, a separating, putting apart: hence a picking out, choosing. 2. a deciding, determining; a judgment, sentence. II. 3. a trial. III. the event, issue, decision. a dispute, quarrel. a means for judging or trying, a standard, test. 2. a court of judgment, to

3.

of,

estimate

:

—

—

. -5, ) -5, -) '2, $,

,

,, —

, ,

tribunal.

, {$)

, , ()

, , , ,

at

{)

:

Athens of

the

KpiTTjs

, 6v,

,

,

a discerner, judge, arbiter:

judges in the poetic contests. 2. an interpreter, expounder of dreams.

Hence

, , .

able to discern

and

,=

ii

:

,,

in pi. the sea-shore, beach,

.—

KpoKcos, ov, (KpoKos) saffron-coloured. KpoKCS, al, heterocl. nom. pi. oi^ with heterocl. ace. and nom.

,

as if

from a nom.

:

()

, -$, ) )

or weft, Lat. subtemen, opp. to generally,

a thread :

in pi. wool.

stone or pebble.

,

-&$,

crocus-hue,

i.

($, {$,

ov, poet, for

e.

ov,

is,

pi.

the

saffron-dyed. crocus-dyed, of

purple, red, not yellow (see

-, )) €,

ev,

).

(KpoKos) saffron-colojjred. II. , a robe of saffron.

as Subst., KpoKOfis (sub.

(5,

ov,

KPCKOS, ov, , (which

is

the

made from

its

purple crocus. stamens).

,

,

KpoKCin-os,

loured,

or

saffron-dyed

as Subst.,

II.

co-

(sub. trcTrXos),

,

a saffron-coloured robe for state occasions, as for the festivals of Bacchus.

€,^77, -$, (, ) to

wear a saffron

--, (, '' , ,

wearing a

saffron robe.

(^)

o^os,

17,

From

robe.

ov,

a belch of onions and vinegar.

5,

,

an onion.

or

,

ov,

nos or Sat7trn,

i.

,

patronym. from Kpovos, son dj Croe. Zeus cf. Kpovos. [t] (Kpovos) old-fashioned, antiquated, :

KpoviKOs, , out of date, cf. sq. Kpovios, a, ov, (Kpovos) of Cronos or Saturn;

,

(sub. Upa), his festival celebrated at on the twelfth of the month Hecatombaeon h'poviav to smell of old times, to smack of anti-

^

A '.hens

,

quity.

,

Kpov-iiTiros, dotard.

,

(Kpovos,

gen. iovos

[t],

Xttttos)

an old fool, old

but also Kpoviuvos, patro-

nym. from Kpovos, son of Cronos or Saturn, Zeus. Kpovos, 0, Cronos, Lat. Saiurnus, son of Uranos and Gaia, husband of Rhea, father of Zeus his time was the golden age. II. a nime given at Athens :

, ,

KPO'22AI, courses

,

al,

battlements on walls.

2. the

or steps in which the Pyramids rose from

bottom to

, ()

top.

,

generally, to

f.

to rattle castanets

, () make

to rattle.

a rattle, castanet. II. metaph. a rattling, chattering fellow. the side of the forehead : in , pi. the temples, Lat. tempora : also the sides of the 2. metaph. the brow of a mountain. face.

(()

€,

:

()

:

—

let

saffron-coloured.

{KpjKos,

, () ()

vSos, the flock, nap, pile of generally, a piece or flock of wool. TO, Dim. of a short, saf-

:

.($ $,

KpoKoeis,

:

fut. to make to rattle or woof II. to knock, beat, strike: of a smith, to clash. the warp Pass, to be worked II. a rounded hammer or weld together, forge : %uitb the hammer, welded, forged ; evOvs ro :

KpoKoSciXos, 0, a lizard. II. name given by the lonians to the crocodile or alligator of the Nile in full, b called by the natives

,

,

KpoKvs [], cloth

:;

to a superannuated dotard.

decide, critical.

picked out, choKpiTos, verb. Adj. of sen : choice, excellent. Ep. for of a horse, to stamp or strike with the hoof. he'erocl. ace. sing, of strand, [a]

.

crooked and Med. fron robe.

Pass,

to be at variance, contend, fight

quarrel.

—

saffron-robed. II.

saffron

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 III. intr. in Act. to rattle, make a applaud.

.

:

$,

clatter.

,

Hence

,

a striking, beating. stricken, verb. Adj. of 2. rattled or whirled smitten, sounding with blows. rattling along. 3. played with the plectrum. the sound of striking ; Kporos KpoTOS, ov, , generally, a loud rata clapping of hands

,

,

,

()

:

tling or no'se. u)vos,

,

a

tick, Lat. ricinus.

II.

the

—

— €.

5, () -, -, {, () , 5, () , () , --5, , , 8, () -€, (, ) () . $, {) , (). , €, () . , ', -: : . 4) , (, -€5, ,

Christi or rictnus, which bears the castor-oil

2. a a beat, stroke. sound produced by striking a string, a note. a gushing or stream. From arcs, KPOTNO'2, ov, 6, a spring, well-head: in pi. Hence streams: metaph. a torrent of words.

aros, to,

,

,

{Kpovvos,

\fjpos)

,

des.

,

,

ecus,

to

upon them. a striking

play upon

Adv. knowledge of like

fit for striking.

striking, astonishing, forcible;

\Hpa5

:

—

striking

—

Pass., pf.

to knock, strike, smite

clap the hands

to

ro

aor. I

f.

and

€ .(

plectrum;

ment.

.

foremost

generally,

4. cf.

;

Med.

()

without the knowledge of; Alas, Lat. clam Jove. Dor. secretly, covertly: Adv. also, like without the knowledge of.

Adv.

() , , () . -.

,

-,,

.$, ($) (5) {, = ($, €5,

icy-cold, chilling.

(v,

TO, icy cold, chill, frost:

, -,

ward

icy-cold: frozen, icy.

(S,

2,

shudder, horror.

chill,

KpxyirraBios, a, ov, also os, ov

^, ,

:

bidden, clandestine.

, , ,

f.

collateral

;

(()

3 sing. Ion. impf. oi

,

a

clandestine.

secretly, in secret.

= foreg.

metaph. an in-

concealment, obscurity.

inf.

I

of

hiding the

forehead,

-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv

()

:

(, )

', 60)5,

,

a hiding, concealment: the

means of concealing.

art or

,, , .. ,

a roll of hair gathered to a knot

on the crown of the head. met,

,',, ()

the crest

II.

on

a hel-

[]

croaking or cawing of a crow. croak or caw like a crow, of men, to croak out. (Formed

the

to

f.

II.

. Dim.

220'2, , ,

, ,

of

water-pail, pitcher, jar.

7.

a cinerary urn. ;

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

inf.

part.

;

Dor.

optat.

:

$.

for

[S] Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. aor. 2 part. nied. (with pass, sense) of

, < - (, ,

commis-

, : ( :

III.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor.

to sea-

one must conceal.

to bide oneself, lie concealed.

:

hiditig one's thoughts, reserved, dissemblifig.

for

conceal, hide.

f.

secret, hidden^

form of

aor.

secret,

:

young men,

son them against fatigue. verb. Adj. of

of

. . . €, (, . . .€$, . €, ()

secret service or

at Sparta intrusted to the

i pass,

ov, also 01, ov,

late

$,

bidden,

secret,

[iJ]

05, ,

form of

€, , (),

sion

01, ov,

Ion. for

icy cold, chill, frost.

6,

and

the

from the sound.)

icy, chill, chilling.

6v,

,

[i/]

-, Adv.

Lat. crocitare.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

Kpvepos,

05, ,

to strike

2.

and

from, without

ov,

play any instruto knock at the to back stern

to

3.

door.

ov,

-.

Adv.

-

the

ice,

II.

gen.

c.

;

to strike

;

foot against the ground in dancing.

a

metaph.

II.

From

eloquence.

at.

ice,

secretly

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

one must knock

verb. Adj. oi

,

Adv.

covert.

Dor.

a stringed instrument.

,

clear

^70$, frozen. Lat. gla-

ice,

crystal, rock-crystal.

a playing on

:

cofigealed to

extreme cold, torpor.

2.

,

-,

f.

the people, impose

—

of crystal.

'^)

, ,

a pourer forth of weak, washy twaddle.

with

ov,

ov, or

berry.

395

Pass,

II.

KTA'OMAI

p. fut.

Ion.

Ion.

((

:

pass, oi

fut.

:

:

opt.

.

paullo-

:

(}

aor. I

subj.

[]

i

pf.

-:

Dep. to get for oneself, gain, be in the course of acquiring or procuring : also to bring :

have S7iares laid for one. From a covered place, vault, crypt. hidden, secret. KpvTTTOs, 77, ov, verb. Adj. oi

plqpf.

KPT'IITfl

and paullo-p. fut. to have acquired or got, and so, to possess, to have or bold ; an owner, master : hence as Subst. c. gen., my my master;

to

,

,

aor.

1

Ion. impf.

:

pf.

:

:

—

[]

2

— Pass,

:

pf.

aor.

:

—

I

:

metaph. dupl.

to hide oneself, lie bidden.

to conceal, keep secret or

ace,

€

aor.

to hide, cover, con-

^ ^, , ($)

ceal

(:

Pass., fut. 2

paullo-p. fut.

': --

fut.

II.

covered over; with do not bide this

from me.

f.

, upon

€,

oneself, incur.

;, mistiness.

II.

or

in pf.

i

€/f-

(•

(( ((

(), . aor.

III.

is

used in pass,

sense, to be gotten, obtained, acquired.

Ep. aor. 2

but,

to be like crystal.

:

KTCovov,

0,

inf.

II.

med. (with

pass, sense) of

oi but mostly

inf.

=

:

in

pi.

—

:

€€—

396

5, {) , ) () , : - , () , 6, €: ( , : (',', : ;:'^,€5^) ;, ,: (

6€,.

.

possessions, property as if

heterocl. dat.

II. belonging to one's own house, dofloch. Oeoi household gods. mestic, Lat. penetralis;

KTearecai

from

,

possession of.

she that puts one in

fern,

':

f.

a possessor.

.

aor.

^KTOva

eKTUva:

aor. I

or

Pass., aor. i

:

KTiSeos, a, ov,

made of

pf.

:

:— the

pf.

pi. aor. 2

/,

(as if

[],

inf.

pi.

part! KTas'. aor. 2

med. (with

—Pass., aor.

[a], inf.

part.

aor. I

pass,

,, 2,

:

j

Aeol. 3 pi. of animals, ^0

also

.

/

:

slay

/r///,

slaughter.

for

sense)

pass,

:

{$) —

a possessor, owner. of a marten-cat.

weaver's

2. the

.

Ep.

aor. I

:

-.—to people or occupy a country: of a city, to found, plant, build:— of a festival, to institute, establish. II. to produce, create. 2. generally, to make or render so "^^ " "'^ ~ '' perpetrate

and

,

a deed.

3. to

so.

'02,

$,

pf.

i

ov, gentle, tame.

civilise

to

:

aor.

win

as Subst.,

II.

Hence

a ram. [] f.

Ep. pres. subj. for , gen. ktcvus, a comb.

be

acquired, held as properly,

[t]

f.

subj.

;

skin,

its

:

following Ep. forms are freq. in Homer, 3 sing, and

from

may

that

II.

epos, 6,

€-

aor. 2

:

verb. Adj. of

possessed.

Krevuf Ep.

f.

,

,

gotten or gained.

€05, ,

:

II.

collective,

possessions, property.

win : pf. pass, with med. sense, Hence get for oneself. gotten, won, acquired.^ , Ion. impf. KTe'iveaKov

— as

possession

pf. pass,

(): — 05,

to get, gain,

:

an acquiring, getting.

€0)5,77,

(from

[&]

$, ,

I

KvavaiyC's.

I

med.

€$, ,

—

, :

the affections of.

to

tame,

ov, Ep. part. aor. 2 pass, of built, rai-e, harrow. 4. 3. comb, Lat. pecfen or radius. founded: only in compd. Hence [] ii'iV/5> the fingers spread open. = Ikt'is, a marten-cat, marten. ktCs, Ion. fut. of civs, a founding, settling, foundaMed., to comb : to curry horses f. tion. 2. a making, creating : the creation of the to comb one's hair.

/^^ /[^/,

€6.

,

€;,

,

,

—

universe.

a small comb. a combing.

ktc'is,

€08, , {()

,

KTcpca, sions, property

propeny^

(. €€,

vos,

^,

f.

bury with KTepea

lengthd. for

: (€

due honours :—'w\Xh. ace. of cognate see to pay funeral honours

sense,

a founder, establisher.

.

[]

Ion. for

5.

,*=$.

opos,

rally,

a created thing, creature.

of

I

,

ov,

posses-

:

,

ov,

founder, colonist: gene-

an inhabitant. f.

aor.

:

i

aor. 2 (KTviTov Ep.

bury with due honours

sense,

:

i

with ace. of cognate

to crash, as trees falling

trans, to

make

Hence

aTOs,

pay funeral honours, Lat.

,

, {() = (\. .

aor.

I

$, ,

and

aor. 2

pi.

subj.

of

of property, possession property, goods.

used in pass, sense. anything gotten, a piece

of

:

—

II.

Adv.

possessions,

in pi.

^,

3 sing. aor.

05, ,

property;

i

an ox

:

rarely in

{$) a

sheep

of

one's

, {$) , ,=

to choose by

a citpping-

of the

a bean.

size

II.

i.

e.

by lot.

beans or

lot.

of a bean.

the lot

by which

public officers were elected at Athens;

an

officer

chosen by

ur^os,

own

III.

€05,7, , {() chosen by beans,

or sheep.

of or from one's

an Attic measure holding

pint.

glass

a

contr.

opt. of

ov, also as, ov,

^ of a

a, ov,

properly, like

cattle,

II.

two KOyxai, about

like beasts.

a single head of

II.

to ring, resound.

{)

f.

piece of property ; chiefly used in pi. property in herds or flocks, cattle sing, of

— Pass,

ov, , any loud noise, the crash of thunder, rattling of chariots, clash of arms. [C] KtiaOos, o. a cup for drawing wine out of the

a thing, like

KTf|Vos, €05, TO,

to ring, resound, echo.

a sound, a crashing: a clapping

or bowl.

inf.

:

intr.

I.

:

of the hands, [u]

justa facer e, exequias facere. 3 pi. fut. of sing,

:

resound:

to

poet,

{ktvitos)

:

, 5, {) ^. , , ', .,, , {),,. , {) {) , , , () . ,, {, -, . -,

to

(: {):— — ;

aor.

fut.

2.

itself.

[t]

,

Ep. aor.

but mostly of favourite possessions, such as pieces of armour, burnt with the dead: genesee honours, obsequies; rally, funeral

world or universe

thing, creature,

-

6,

the

II.

a created

Ion. for

KTtpas, aTOS,

€€€ £,

{)

,

, {). , . , . {) {) , , {) , {) , , ( €, '.

KTCviov, TO, Dim. of

(.

:

-€$.

-,

,

,

^)

{^, (payav)

bean-eater.

eaiing of beans,

a hean-diei.

i^os,

, {Kvavos,

aiyis) with

dark Aegis.

:

-,, $,

-, band

blue

),

or

(sc.

\'€$. -€5, prow

Kvaveos,

with dark

dark -gleaming,

at, the

or peak. a, ov, (^Kvavos)

ov, {/wavos,

-

blue.

,,

dark-eyed. dark blue, deep

dark-haired. with feet of cy anus.

{ftvavos,

)-€5, -, €) -, ) -6%,, -, ) [-,

{Kvavos,

ov,

dark

dark-veiled,

metri grat.]

and

ov,

(kvuvos,

with dark blue prow, dark-prowed. with dark blue ov, {kvuvos, or black feathers, dark-winged. KT'A'NOS, 0, cyanos, a dark blue sjtbstance, used in the Heroic age to adorn works in metal, perhaps

,

blue steel.

II.

dark- robed.

ov, (kvuvos,

gen.vos,{fcvavos,

6$) dark-browed.

ov, b, {Kvavos,

-$, $)

dark-haired;

of a horse, dark-maned. ov,

-,

-5, -, &, ()

anos,

b,

,

{nvavos,

,

dark-looking, of dark colour or cojuplexion. dark-eyed: fem. ov, o, {Kvavos,

() , ,

)

Adv.

,

hence

with the headforwards, stooping. dice-playing, dicing,

gambling:

sleight, trickery, deceit.

^,

17, Cybele, a Phrygian goddess, worshipped throughout Asia Minor, also at Greece, and later at Rome, under the name of the Idaean Mother. Lat. guberno, to steer fut. metaph. to hold the helm of the state, guide, govern.

,

. , €€, , (.

Hence

2|,

good

sense.)

65, , 605, €, ,,($)

for

($.

Lat. gubernator : metaph. a guide, governor.

,,

play at dice

to

hazard, take the chances. throw.

f.

Hence

skilled in steering or governing.

f.

()

:

to

2. trans, to set

to

is

—

to

, , /,.. -, (, ) , , {$)

noble heart.

[], =

nour.

€5, €,

=

to

of

I

{$)

iv,

fem. Adj. like

if

in

no

=

ov,

,

, ,

gen. ovos,

$), more , — 6$.

,€,

Comp. of

glorious, nobler

f.

or uproar.

fut.

:

:

{$)

:

03

(see

-

generally, better.

, {%) , ()

make a hubbub

to

to

spread confusion and alarm.

'2, 5'05,

:

hence to

,

the greatest.

:

rj,

use

(formed from most glorious, most ho-

from

[t], ov,

fut. in

\5.

Ep. part, of ov. Sup. of

noured, noblest

man-ennobling,

oneself, Lat. gloriari

make an uproar, II. trans, to

drive

o,uproar, confusion, tumult, hubbub.

run a upon a

throw oneself head-

'$

renown, esp. win glory ; of a hero,

ios, TO, glory, fame,

in

war:

the great glory or pride of the Achaeans,

,,

like Lat.

{)

glorious, illustrious, noble

of a horse, proud, stately. or , Cydonia, a city of Crete.

From a quince. Cydonian, i. e. Cretan II. metaph. swellthe quince.

() ,

to swell like

,

ing

(

like

ov,

. :

a quince, routid and plump.

form

impf.

aor. I

Hence summerset, of mountebanks. aros, a summerset.

be pregnant of, Lat. gestare. nant, to conceive.

,

-,

, , ),. Ep. part, vaunt or pride

extdt, rejoice.

-

glorioiis, noble.

,

from a masc. bringing glory to men. to

hold in hovaunt aloud, boast.

honour,

to

II. intr.

aor. I inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor.

—

:

.

,,

foremost, tumble headlong : to plunge headlong into water, dive : to tumble, turn heels over head, turn a

(,

—

used in bad,

(/fuSos) Ep. aor. I honour, do honour to, glorify, praise : also of the outward appearance, to beautify, adorn : to gladII. seldom in bad sense, den by marks of honour. See to flatter. ov, glorious, renowned, famoiis f.

decus. form $, ,, {() steersman, helmsman, 08, , , 6, rarer

{ (:

Pass, to be mocked, instdted.

to

voc. of

fem. of

$

in confusion.

Dor. -dats, ecos, , a steering, pilotage: metaph. a guiding, governing.

,

game of

(

;

as

iSos.

II.

ctibe.

six sides for the

all

:

aveipa, as

the blue corn-flower.

a jumper headfore-

to the Greeks threw three dice rpls throw three sixes, i. e. to throw the highest throw, to decide kv have complete success a thing by the dice, i. e. by chances. no fut. in use, {icvhos), to revile, abuse dice

;

with

generally, dark,

:

-, -, , ){$,) eldos)

cs,

Kvavo-ireirXos,

also,

marked on

die,

in

[iJj

,

;

()

rjpos, 6,

)) , :

dark blue

-($, -€5, {$,

dusky, murky.

Dark Rocks,

Euxine

397

most, a diver: a mountebank, tumbler. KT'B02, 0, Lat. cubus, a solid square, a

a cubical

)

[a]

{tevaveos,

ov,

,

— ^. ,^ )

islands at the entrance of the

Kvavtai blue

)

{/evavos,

is,

murky.

two small

{$,

,

6,

or margin.

;; :

:

Kvkfd, older

:

for

I.

fut.

trans, to bear in the

11. intr. to

womb,

to

be preg-

—

:

:

(96—

398

€, . €,

3 sing. aor. 2 of Cytherea, surname of Venus, from the in Crete, or from the island Cythera, an island on the south of

for

,

,, now

, , ,

Laconia,

.

(,

, -,

city

(.

1'2.

(, ) {) ~.

Cerigo.

ov, b,

gistrate sent annually to

a Spartan magovern the island of Cythera.

Adv. from Cythera. -GpLvos, -0pos, Ion. for impregonly used in pres. Pass, to become pregnant, cojiceive. nate : to confound. coUat. form of II. KT'KA'il, f. to mix up, beat tip and mix.

,

{,

,

—

,

€,() , like Lat. miscere, to stir up,

confusion, confound: stricken

:

also of the

, ,

wvos,

:

mix

— Pass, mind,

)

together: to throw into

to be

confounded, panic-

(

to be disquieted, agitated.

ace.

shortd. Ep.

and

a mixture, a mixed drink, refreshing draught, tankard, compounded of barley-meal, grated cheese and wine. 3 pi. aor. i pass. o{ TO, a ladle for stirring: metaph. :

:

{) )-€8, {,

. )

a turbulent fellow, agitator. [y\

5, ,

ov,

ashes.

(sub.

),

which

{\$)

,

encircling

:

the Cyclades, islands in the

encircle Delos.

II.

(, , {\$)

at

circle,

form

KT'KAOS,

Aegaean

sea,

, {5, )

a circle. ov, o, also with irreg.

.

round walk round

a thing

and round, wheel along; to and round Pass, to surround, encircle. intr. to revolve, come roimd and round.

— $, , {$) fem. Adj. round,

II.

,

intz

a ring,

-

;

:

moons

4. the circle or walls

disk.

. -, {),

city, esp.

of Athens.

jll.

Adv.

round

in

a

,,

) )

around.

in or into a circle,

to

drive

whirl round.

circle,

-€5,

6. in pi. the

any circular motion, or-

{5, {$,

f.

surrounding a

a shield.

5.

balls of the eye. bit or revoluiion.

made round

(€$

€s,

rubbing or turning, circular ; viv he bent the bow inio a circle.

{5)

to encircle, surround ; but mostly in Med. II. to drive round and round, whirl round. Ill, to form into a Pass, to form a circle, be bent round; also circle of a fleet wheeling into a crescent shape. aros, to, anything made into a f.

—

{)

a wheel. 2. with hide stretched over

circle, as

,

,

ov,

a circle

{) it,

i.

a drum.

e.

$, . ,5, , 05, 'yiKos).

.

called

, , of or like the Cyclops.

TO,

Dim. of

-

Cyclopean, of or beof the ancient

commonly used attributed to them (also

€$•. —

Adv. -kws.

-

{) {) , {,€$ ' , -$, ) , ^ ($ ,, -5, {, ) , , . , -$, , )) ',, •5, ', , ) ^, () , -$, ) , KVtcXias,

,

{\$) circular.

kvkXikos, 6v, Epic poets were called collectively

down

formed

circular. II.

those

whose writings

oi

.08, , circular

omos,

Round-eye

a teacher , {kvkKios, of the cyclic chorus, a dithyrambic poet. round, circular: , ov, also os, ov, neut. as Subst. a circle. II.

{$)

, ov, =

(,, ,,

a cycle or series of heroic legends

to the death of Ulysses.

by

(Tfi-

in this sense

architecture

move

pi.

make

to

round, circle : as Adv. in a circle, round about : also like a Prep., c. ace, round about the monument and c. gen., II. any circular body: as, 1. wheel. 2. a place of assembly : also like Lat. corona, a crowd of people standing round, a ring or the circle of people. 3. the vault of the sky

of Time, circling, re- fitting the Cyclopes,

volving.

f.

f.

like

, €,

mixed up with

17, cyclamen, sow-bread, a bulbous plant, with a fragrant flower used for garlands.

$,

-7(,

a

;

as

pecul. fem.

surrounding, enclosing. rounded, round.

)

,

Hesiod says,

ovv€k'

eeis ev€K(iTO

:

—

Cyclops,

'

of Polyphemus

in sing,

i.

e.

fjOav

;

but

Hesiod mentions three Cyclopes, Brontes, Steropes, and Arges, who forged the thunderbolts for Zeus. KVKVcios, a, ov, {kvkvos) of or like a swan. or cyclic choruses, dancing in a ov, swan-shaped. ring round the altar of the god chiefly appropriated II. meto those of Bacchus, dithyrambic choruses ; hence, KT'KNOS, 0, a sjvan, Lat. cycnus. dithyrambs. taph. from the swan's dying song, a poet. oxpis) like a swan. cs, , f. roar like ihe iorreni of Cycloborus. the parts under the eyes. late form of Hence f. a mountain, and torrent in Attica. ,= rolling, wallowing. 2. exov, driven round ($, , in a circle. [] ercise, practice. ;

{5, -)€5, {$, (, Adv. , {$, kvkXOcis,

(v, (poet, for

in

lead-pencil.

-5,, ,

,

{$, :

fut.

circtilar.

a circle all around. a round

:

aor.

[]:

pass,

to roll, roll

on or along.

:

aor.

— older

form of

II.

Pass,

inf.

-

to be rolled or roll along, to roll or toss, like

—

' , , ,

2. to to roll or wallow in the dirt. a ship at sea 3. be circulated, be much talked of, like Lat. jactari. to be employed on a thing, like Lat. versari. 77,

ing or meeting the waves.

.

Kiivas, ace. sing,

a cup, drinking-cup.

{)

-.05, 6v,

) .

399

(,

ov, gen. ovos,

, €5, -, (,

:

[Cl, Xkos,

. -, ,

—

—

receiv-

-.

and

pi. of Dor. for

(, )

'^$,

)) )

Dor. for

but the Dor. form always used in Att. poets: dog-leading : hence as Subst. a hunter, huntsman. roll in. [] cynanche, a bad kind a stnall cup. Hence 17, II. a dog-collar. of sore throat. a little cup or box. a dog-leader, huntsman, [t], late form for , (kos, a fox-dog, Ion. los, , Egyptian bread mongrel between dog and fox: applied as a nickname made from to Cleon. 17, see 3 sing. Ep. aor. arcs,

,

pass, of

I

a roll: also a place to

is

()

,

-, -, (, (,

,

\5. 5, , . 5, (, ,\( ^ ) -, (, ) , , ()

, -

\\$.

,

mountain

a

Cyllene,

whence Hermes was

in

Arcadia:

.

called

, {\\$,

[], ovos,

,,

,

-,, (, ),

maimed puppy,

irovs)

name of Vulcan.

:

,

dog-fly, shajneless fly.

Dim. of

a

dog, whelp,

little

[a]

, ,),

II. fem. Adj. of a dog, Lat. canitius, (sub. 0pi^),i5, dog's hair, of a bad fleece. to play the Cynic. a holf. is the hand with the fingers bent to (properly fem. of Ktveos, put it into Att. contr. low for alms ; (sub. sub. a dog^s skin, a leather cap or bonnet, a the hollow of the hand. a bonnet, to have a swelling below soldier's cap : a helmet of any kind Ep. for (Kvv€i, 3 sing. impf. of the eye, from blows or from sleepless nights. KtJvcios, a, ov, also os, ov, anything swoln, the swell of aros, of a dog.

offoot, halting, Ep.

,,

«^ make

crooked, crippled, halt.

17,

2.

, -, , -, , , -,

.

womb, embryo.

,, (^)

f.

surge, seethe act.

,.

Ion.

$,

{)

Hence

surging, billowy.

stormy.

€,

^7os,

beaten.

,

77,

() (, -^)

() , $, $, f.

)

to drive the

2

.

waves,

—

f.

, (),

ov,

nus.

II.

a place where the

nom.

to play the cymbals. cymbal, Lat. cymbah/m. head-foremoit, Lat. pro-

crown or top

of a helmet, in which the plume is placed. , a hollow vessel : 1. a drinking vessel, Hence cup, bowl. 11. a boat, Lat. cymba. TO, Dim. a small cup. Ion. name of the bird the night-

,

kiss

:

fut.

(,

;

f.

splitter,

i.

e.

a

€$

-

,,

of doves, to

$, '^\<5)

niggard, churl. a

cummin-splitting

scraper, of an excessive miser.

[i3]

cress-

metaph.

[], poet.

but also

:

to

2. to intreat, beseech.

bill.

,=

, , -,

hunting establishment, huntsman III.

7;,

f.

-€5, , .

II.

the hunt, chase:

that which

is

taken in

From

game.

hunt

to

:

pursue.

to chase,

From

, . 65, ( , , , €05,

77,

,

2.

(, '^):

Dor.

-€5, $, , 05, ,

Hence of or /or hunting.

a huntress. fem. of From a hunt, chase. v. sub Kuvayos. like a dog, greedily. Adv. vi, ttoOs) the fetlocks of a horse.

(')

,

-

KtivOos, , Cynthus, a mountain in Delos, birthplace of Apollo and Artemis whence Apollo is called Cynthos-born. 0ios, Cynthian, and a little dog, Dim. of KtJviKos, 17, of or like a dog, Lat. caninus.

-68, ;

. , ()

() ()

,

-

a bitch-puppy. a young dog, whelp, puppy:

,

little

chase with dogs

ov,

:

Att. contr. for

hutiting, the

strew with cummin. cummin, Lat. cuminum. cummin- metaph. a ov, ,

skinfiint,

a dog

Ep.

aor. I

, $, 8, ,'', €, () , (, ) -, -'--, (- -(, , KT MBH,

hawk

like

of

pi.

hunter, huntsman.

as Subst. the

of or

', , , , , €, , '^,.

to persecute, harass.

waves break, beach, strand,

, ($) a

,

()

a, ov,

wave- a hunting-ground.

waves ever:

.

()

and hounds, a pack of hounds,

Pass, to rise in waves, to swell, of the sea. 17,

€5,

17,

like

$. (,

iv, poet, for

,

,

shameless, unabashed,

:

causing waves, stormy.

5,{,•^) breaking

()

7,

:

KT>v€s,

to swell or rise in waves,

so also, metaph., of passion.

:

tfi/j/as

€,

the sea, a wave, billow, surge : collectively, ws like when the waves abated. the foetus in the

KCvas,

as Subst.,

dent as a dog.

Cynic.

f. :

(, () (,

metaph.

to

or -6pa
hunt

«s,

) to

run down,

after,

impu•

. 5

;

—

) ) -5, ) -, , . , -, ) -, . )

400

-€5, , {, , €$,

as Subst.,

, {,

, £.

forward

2.

dog-stealing, to beat like

, , , {,

often in aor.

I

down;

eats

$.

o, shortd. form of a Persian bonnet or hat, with a peaked king alone wore it upright.

avTos, 17,

The

crown.

KT'PBEIS

dog-tick.

€8, , -5, , {, )

$(^

with another Verb,

part,

, ^, ( ,, $ (,

a dog.

dog-faced.

(kvojv,

;

runs with the head stooping, i. e. greedily.

dog-headed ape.

{kvojv,

f.

—

dog-beaded.

the

€$,

or

gen.

dat.

triangular tables, forming a three-sided pyramid turnCynosarges, a gymnasium out- ing round on a pivot the few early laws of Athens eos, II. later, any side the city of Athens, sacred to Hercules, for the use were written on the three sides. pillars or tablets with inscriptions. III. the sing. of those who were not of pure Athenian blood, is used later of a pettifogging lawyer. dog-thorn, a kind of and impf. [] and wild rose. with Ep. 3 sing. Kvpi fut. and ovpa) a dog's-tail : esp. the 17, {kvvos,

Kvvos, gen. of

-, -8,/, {,

Cynosure,

name

-, , II.

, ,

}

))

vs

(

a dog-skin sack, used gen. ovos,

{,

,—

sordid or shameless of soul. KtivTcpos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. formed from dog-like, i. e. more shameless, more audacious:

, most

,

:

part.

inf.

I. dat. to hit,

54

$•.

I.

-

knl

g^n. to reach to

3•

to arrive at, gain, win, obtain.

to reach, obtain;

4. ace

also to find by chance.

come

trans, to happen,

and

followed

as Xtcuv (V, as,

'-5,', ^ 5 vyv , ) () Sup.

;

light upon, reach, attain:

$.

=

more as far as:

:

part.

[y'\, inf.

to meet with, fall in with; 2. dat. with or dog-minded, cas.

hunting.

in

] :

aor. I of the constellation Ursa Minor. torn by dogs. Ep. a dog-holder, dog-leash, by a case,

-5, , {, ()

slip.

;

II. in

'

turn out. 2. absol to be right, hit the exact truth; with part., \i a she-dog, bitch. ovs, 77, you woidd be right in saying this, = kvvos ov, 6, as auxil. Verb, like with partic. to turn out. fem. the dog-eyed, i.e. shameless one: he happens (5, the shameless woman; zho fierce-eyed, terrible. prove, happen to be so and so Kvpei to be. Dor. for f. (akin to to butt with the ov, Att. -ttivos, horns : generally, to strike. Hence made of cypress wood. ), a butting : fighting. Att. -ttos, 77, a cypress, Lat. shameless.

-8, {){, )

8 ', 5,

5.

,

—

,

-'2202

, ,

5, ,

;

,,

) ,, , €, KT^PH'BIA,

cupressus.

-, ^,

TO, or Kvircipos, 0, a marsh-plant,

{,

used to feed horses, galingal.

to pass,

,

,

chaff, husks, bran.

From

ov, of Cyrene.

Cyrene, the

name

of a Greek colony in

at which Africa, famous for its breed of horses. pugnare. , the mistress, lady. {Kvpios) of, belonging to a lord or a capacious drinking-vessel, master; esp. belonging to the LORD (CHRIST): a beaker, goblet, [] (sub. hence the Lord's day, dies KUircpos, 6, Ion. for Kvneipos. dominica : to the Lord's house, whence our a hole, hollow. ,= ov,

they fight with cups, cf. Horace's scyphis

, {)

, , ,

^,

,

{$) {5)

a, ov,

of or like Cypris, lovely, kyrk, church.

,

,

),

,

f. to be lord or master of. From Kvpios, a, ov, also os, ov, (Kvpos) I. of men, of Cyprus, Cyprian. and Cypris., a having power or authority over, lord or master of, c. Xhos, , ace. c. inf., / have the right or am enname of Venus, from the island of Cyprus, where she gen. Kvpios titled to do. II. of things, decisive, valid: criwas most worshipped. II. love. 2. authorised, ratified. cs, {Kvnpos, *'^) Cyprus-born: tical. 3. of x\mes, fixed, an appointed, regular : at Athens, fem. Ep. (one ordinary assembly, opp. to Adv. from Cyprus : and KvirpovSe, Adv. to Cyprus. specially summoned). From 4. principal, chief. 5. III. as Subst., KvTrpos, ov, , Cyprus, a Greek island on the south- esp. of language, strict, literal. 2. ern coast of Asia Minor. (Hence Lat. cyprium, our Kvpios, 6, a lord, master: an owner, possessor :

tender, delicate.

[tS]

KiJirpios, a, ov,

-, ,-€6

, : ',

:

-, .

copper.)

vy\os

, ' (

6

Frequentative from to keep stooping, to go poking or pottering about a thing. f.

f.

bend forward, stoop Kipea

«s

(

:

:

:

aor. to

I

:

pf.

:

—

to

bow down under a burden horns growing bent

,

\
of

the horns

bodies.

:

5, , power,

Att.

-,

fut.

also to strike or

THE LORD:

,

rule,

inN.T,

dominion. (KOpvs) to butt with

dash against, of floating

——

. , , 8,

Adv. of Kvpios,

thoritatively.

2.

like

Kvplcus

—

a lord or master, au-

that which one lights upon,

,

a godsend, booty, prey, spoil. II. KT'POS, cos, TO, supreme power, authority. HI. as pr. n. , Cyrus, validity, security. Hence the founder of the Persian empire.

3,

f.

aor. I

:

pf.

:

:

ratum facer e

to settle,

—

Pass., aor.

make valid

to

:

accomplish

i

/-

or sure, Lat.

to confirm, ra-

401

,

a thought. 11. Causal in aor. I of the male, to impregnate, make to con-

in labour with ceive

for

, ()

.

act.

rightfully, fitly.

form

rare

aros,

—— —

—

but in aor.

:

KT'flN, Ep.

—

^,

voc. Kvov

:

med.

i

and

nom.

plur.

(, , , , to conceive.

gen. kvvos, dat.

1^,

ace. Kvvas

ace.

Kvves, gen.

a dog or

-

dat.

kvvcs '(($ house-dogs, that fed while their master was at table ; Kvves hounds, of which the Laconian breed was famous, and later the Molossian. II. a dog, bitch, as a word of reproach, to denote shame:

lessness or audacity.

bitch

III. this

;

temi

is

often ap-

. , , , . . , . €5, {) ^ . . , , , , {) ', , 5, {) $ . ', , . €, , , . . , {, ) , , 5, , --, {, , , . -(, ,) ) , -, ') , ', , /. , -. $ , , , ,, {) :

:

cKexvit had been decided to engage. aor. i inf. and part, of

tify:— Pass,

to be ratified, fixed, settled; c. inf.,

so the eagle

a fisherman. , a fishing-basket, weel, Lat. nassa.

= KTPTO'2,

(,

TO,

=

;

() any

,

hollow.

dat. pi. of

Ep. for ecus

generally,

aor.

and

tos,

,

of

{) =

the bladder:

fos, TO,

{) a II.

,

jingling as with

bells.

horses' trappings.

((,

— so

rounds (cf. everywhere the

the

:

with ca-

[kvtos,

bell

carry

hollow

:

a hollow

vessel,

,

5,

)

vessel

:

goes round,

,

pf.

forxuards, stooping.

of

bettt

or

bowed

. Dim.

, {)

Aeol. for koi\os.

a, ov,

Kwtos,

a, ov, contr.

$, , ,

q. v.

a shriek, wail, lament. II. a shrieking, wailing. Cocytus, the river of wailing,

Hence

a crooked piece of wood, esp. the bent yoke of the plough. II. sort of pillory in which 2. one who has animals were fastened by the neck.

,

I inf. and part, of any hollow vessel : a bin (whence Cypselus was called).

aor.

chest, box,

0, the descendants of Cypselus. : i.e. ace, like

hold, contain

:

:

aor.

1

Ep.

to shriek, cry, wail, lamant.

or

-€5,

ayeipiLV

:

ov, 6, (so called iK

the collector of the

name of an

fragments

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

been in the pillory, 'Lz.X.furcfer.

,

,

one of the rivers of hell. KilKT'il, f. [] or

osvos, 0,

e.

generally, a cup, goblet.

as pr. n.,

ov, poet, for Kvcpos.

i.

$.

08, {, ) , , -€5 $ «) /. , ,() , , , , , . \(. , (), ,

:

nom. and dat. pi. of , a Laconian earthen drinking•

Kwecrt, Ep.

a

the body, the skin, Lat. cutis.

bells

in Pass.,

the sentinels are challenged.

KVTpos, Ion. for — sq., a pine-cone. KVTTdpos, o, {kvtos) any hollow or cavity; the vault of heaven, Lat. cavum coeli : the cell of a honeycomb : the cup of an acorn: a pine-cone. with arching neck. 6, {Kvcpos,

-05, €05, ,

nom. and ace

soft fieece, sheepskin.

,

f.

capacious.

vase, jar, pot, urn.

a

of «was, a fieece, sheepskin. Att. a bell : in fortified town» a bell was passed round at night from sentinel to.sentinel to secure their being at their post ; 2. an irapevexOevTos as the bell went its rounds. II. the alarm-bell: metaph. a noisy rattlingfellow. mouth of a trumpet : also the trumpet itself. Hence Att. «, to try or prove by ringing. f. ringing or -KpoTOS, ov,

$,

go

a kind o( plaster.

epos, 6,

belly,

irreg. pi.

. Dim.

a shrubby kind of clover.

b, cytisus,

,

'$,

:

:

Dim. of [a] head : the head of a poppy.

$) with bells on his

of

'502,

the

(()

ov,

a bag, pouch.

fut.

pacious KVTOS,

I

:

,

convex, opp. to concave.

to curve, bend, arch. of which it is the Radio, form. (ojs, , a ratification : hence execution, accomplishment, [] inf. aor. I of Ep. for aor. I part. med. of

KT'Pfl,

dat.

arched;

ov, curved, bent,

17,

;

the griffins also are

;

IV. a sea-dog. V. the dogVI. the fetlock-joint of a horse.

Kboas, later contr.

KijpTOs, 6,

round, humped shoulders:

Aids

Ion. for

ov,

KT'PTH, ,

is

Kvves.

star.

of

fut.

plied to the faithful or watchful servants of the gods

sacrifice,

ancient

:

the d leasts.

Dim

to

carry in the womb, Lat. gestare. 2. absol. to be big with young, be pregnant, conceive: metaph. to be

,

contr.

from

of

or

thigh-bone with the flesh, hind-quarter, ham.

the

:

:

.

, (, ) , $ ',

402

,

bend

— $, , , ()

merrymaking, it ended in (sub. , Colias, a promontory the party parading the streets with crowned heads, and with torches, singing and dancing there were of Attica, with a temple of Venus there. II. also festal processions, in honour of several TO, a limb, member of a body. gods, as Bacchus, and also in honour of the victors at I. of a generally, a member or pari of anything. II. the band of revellers ; metaph, 2. one limb or half of the games. building, the side or front. any riotous band or company. III. the Ode sung the race-course. 3. a member or clause of a senat one of these festive processions. tence. to represent in a comef. a hindrance, obstruction, arcs, Pass, to be so satirised. dy : to ridicule, caricature II. a defence or precaution Lat. impedime?itum. a comedy : a mirthful specagainst a thing. , tacle or exhibition. There were three periods of Attic ,= [] checking the Comedy, the Old, the Middle, and the New. Hence , for comedy, comic. course. , of cutos, , a comic one must hinder. verb. Adj. o( actor. ov, 0, a hinderer. of

the knees.

the hollow or

), $,

,

,, []

[]

f.

,

but also

sense

aor.

:

akin to der :

l

hindering, preventive.

f.

:

hence

:

— {5) — Pass., fut. in

:

cut short

to

:

med.

pf.

pass, :

to

hin-

let,

hinder one from doing, forbid to rei, to let or hinder one from a thing. 3. c. ace. rei, to hinder, prevent a thing. 4. absol., esp. in part., 6 one to hinder, a prethere venter TO a hindrance ; also ov is no hindrance. II. Pass, to be hindered. I. c. inf.

do.

gen.

2. c.

, $, , (, )

, -,

-5,, (, ')

aor.

:

, ()—

, () 09,

,

(^) ,

;

or

fut.

:

:

sound

sleep,

I

:

aor.

pf. I

to go about with a company of make merry. 2. to celebrate a :

or merrymaking, in honour of the victor at the to join in these festivities : to honour or cele-

. , ,

or break in

upon

-$, force a

way

$. (,

in the

in.

ov, 0,

3. generally, to visit

manner of

.)

()

Dor. for

(, , (, () -$, (, ) -$, (, ) (, -)

the actors

generally, the comic poet's art.

:

— of Bacchus,

a

the Jolly god.

epos, 6, poet, for Lat. vicus, an

,=

coitntry town, a Dor.

:

head of a

reveller,

-, -,

to

f.

and

parasite

ov, 0,

word = the

II.

of a

city,

a quarter, ward,

Adv.

in a city, rally,

an

, 5

,

district.

in villages, Lat. vicatim.

a villager, countryman.

one of the same ward, Lat. vicinus

inhabitant.

:

,

,

,

of a small cone. extracted fem. -ins,

,,

ov,

,

, €, , €, ', , :

from

—

as fem. a a pine-cone, fir-cone 2. the cone or peak of a helmet.

-5, ,(, )

etc.

a tragi-

1. hemby which criminals were put to

death at Athens. [],

a

hemlock, Lat. cicata.

lock juice, a poison

. Dim.

.

:

fir tree.

also of the thyisus,

,=

,

cone-bearing, as pines,

which had a pine-cone on the Lat. conopium.

(^)

an Egyptian bed or

with mosquito-curtains. , a gnat, Lat. culex. Kfa>os, a, ov, of, from the island Cos, Coan.

litter

;

Hence

, , ()

a maker of co-

a comedian a comic poet.

2.

comedy.

point.

to dwell in villages, as opp. to walled

towns.

,

pine or

Att.

and

medies, comic poet.

village.

unwalled village or

play the

buffoon.

,

pine-cones.

$.

From

training the actors, chorus, etc.

to burst

merrymaker:

,

a comic poet, because he had the charge of teaching and

Kil'NOS, the

,€ , 5, , . ^, -$, () ,

ov,

revellers

writer.

. the rehearsing a comedy with

comic actor.

f.

($) —

brate in or with the in,

aor.

:

Dor. pres.

revellers, revel,

games,

deep,

a lethargy, a trance.

2.

)

Zo-ypos,,(s,yp) a comic

-, ( , ( , , ', ( $ Lat. sopor.

:

:

>c,

, [, 5) , €, , , €() ^€ ,

revel, carousal,

,

, ()

], -,,

a

Lat. comessatio, with music and dancing

II.

gene-

5,

often written

, , () , ()

(sub,

),

II.

the highest

throw with the dice, counting six, opp. to Xios, which Xiov. counted one : hence the proverb, apiece of woodfit for an oar, , a spar for an oar.

),

,

,

2. to fem. of f. to propel with oars. to speak like a comic poet. From fit out with oars. from capio, as ", (from for comedy, comic. of any handle, as the handle of an oar : then, the ($, , village-town, 3. the handle or haft of a sword, the town built in a straggling ivay. oar itself. i5os,

Dep.

05, ,

(, $)

,

-

—€. manubrium.

Lit.

hilt,

handle of a key.

^, /he

^, €,€, ,

4.

Hence

the handle or haft of a torch.

before

to row: to move f. move backwards and forwards. From

{, () (,

like

an oar,

a rower, Lat,

ov, 0,

remex.

,. , , , , . , . , '^,

with

holding the oar. a small oar. TO, Dim. of Dor. for Dor, for Dor. for Koipos, Kcupos, , a leathern sack or wallet with provisions : also a large stuffed sack or bag for tilting oars.

II.

$,

the quintain. , Corycus, a promontory of Cilicia, with there was another at Delphi. a famous cavern gen. the island Cos, in the Kws Ep.

at, like

, ', ,

Aegaean

5,

,

,

;

,

,

sea, opposite Caria.

Ion. for

:

to prate,

$.

Lat. gai-rire

chatter,

II, trans, to

wheedle, coax.

:

to

chatter to, talk over.

Hence

, , {) $, () ,

: of a swallow, coaxing, wheedling. []

ov, chattering, prattling

twittering.

II.

to

f.

make deaf ox dumb.

to dull, blunt.

,

,

of the senses,

1

,

blunt,

.

to o^vs.

dumb, Lat. mutus

a noiseless wave, before

it

breaks

;

,

€,

€,

by crasis for by crasis for

'.

e, g, in

-$

, ($,

AA'AS,

gen.

0,

dat,

contr.

Lat.

nom, Xds,

, — ^* —

dat,

LAPIS,

.

Ion.

:

or

,

a stone.

€€,

Greek alphabet:

II.

$ \( $.

as,

for

beginning a word

is

for

esp. after the

augment,

;

impf. of

'

pari

to

ansam praebere. II. the act of grasping, a taking, acceptance. Dor. for aor, 2 inf, of Ep. 3 sing, aor, 2 subj. of Dor, aor. 2 part, fem. of

, ,

()

», ,

-5, {$,

Att.

() ()

bold, rath talker, braggart.

,

aKOs,

-, €, -'•5,

a sea-wolf.

Dep. ov,

,

f.

,

•,

($, to

talk

to

rapid of fool,

rrovs)

From

drink hard.

, , {$, -)

^

hard drinker.

. -,{$)) {) , {, -5, $, , ,5, {$, - -, . ,,

dropped, as for III. Ep. poets use for

€\€•,

to talk boldly.

,

,

Hence

bold, rash talking.

ov,

{$,

talking rashly.

boisterousness

^)

:

also greedi-

rushitig furiously.

violently, greedily.

, a labyrinth, maze, a large building with intricate passages intersecting each other the II. anything of spiral earliest was that of Crete, (Foreign word.) or twisted shape. eldos) like a laby«s, :

, ,

rinth, intricate.

Med.

, () aor. 2 subj.

f.

to becojne

,

and

part, of

make slack or hollow: gaunt from hunger. to

hollow or

.)

6v, slack, hollow, sunken.

pliant, flexible.

,

compds., where the latter part begins with IV, Att., TpiWiCTOS. is sometimes changed into p, as vavKpapos for V. Aeol., for is sometimes changed into as Lat. lacryma corresponded to olere in

as in

brag,

boldly,

AA'BPOS, ov, furious, boisterous, blustering, vehement. 2, of persons, boisterous, furious, turbulent: aUo gluttonous, greedy.

€. € . —

as

but

to give

, : . 5 ,, . ') ,

Ion.,

\, , and

a rock, crag.

Lat.

ijjipetuous.

indecl., eleventh letter

for

also

also occurs:

hold by, a handle, haft, one a grip or hold, metaph. to give one a handle, something to lay hold of, the

dovvai

hilt;

II.

of men, dumb,

:

,

Att.

Ion. aor. 2 of

,

ov,

:

plur,,

:

in

aor, 2 inf. of

Adv, of

as a

:

aor. 2 inf. of

Dor. for Ep. 3 sing.

vaunt.

= 30, but numeral = 30,000, The Lacedaemonians bore upon their shields, as the Sicyonians 2, the Messenians M. Changes of I. Dor. into v, as whereas the Att. prefers raros for

of the

ace,

a gen.

ness.

,,

-, --

very warlike,

Ep.

ace.

,

A ,

VII.

'naoyos

. €, . ,, {() . : ) gen,

II.

2. mute, speechless; also insensate, unmeaning. also dull of hearing, deaf, Lat. S7
mind, stupid, obtuse.

as in

y and

with intensive force (like

insep. Prefix

-, -, -),

^5 and

. . .. . ), , -5,

but enclit. Ion, for Dor. part. pi. fem. oi

ircvs

",

,

becomes

.

VI. in some words

aparos much accursed,

apapuv) furnished

es,

-54.

are interchanged, as in

ev, hilted.

-, -5,

6€,

.

to

403

(Akin to

=

Pass,

to

II, slack,

Hence

become slack or

loose.

€$,

hare.

Adv.

(^;,

ov, also o, ov,

=

{^, -) of or from a with the

heel.

—

:

::

,

404

-€8, .

Dor.

02, 5,

leader of the people.

, , 02,

— €9 (, -/)

,,

a flagon, Lat. lagena. ov, {\ayws) of or from a hare. TO, Dim. of Kayws, a leveret.

, €',

) )

(Kayos, {kayos,

,

,

, ''2, , 5, , to

f.

,

Ep.

Pass., aor.

lot or c.

i

fate

;

(-

:

pf.

\e\oyxa (ya —

to obtain

:

2

ov,

:

by

generally, to obtain, get possession of: to have a post assigned 2. to

lot.

have assigned

€

to one, to

one's share; esp. of the gods, Krjp

a

exeynpt from, pain.

have for

y€vevov

striking

dumb,

{(, oyy) robbing

.

aor. 2

. med.

Dor. for

i.e.

of voice

opt. of

os,—.

Hence

sub

V.

forgetting,

epith. of death.

pi.

3

(OS,

life

care.

of sorrow,

ttlvos) forgetful

grief ;

aor.

:

{,

ov,

.]

[Later also

med. of

{(, os) banishing

(S,

poet.

pf.

:

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of 2 inf. of aor. 2 inf.

Ion.

fut.

Dor. for

€,6, Ep. aor.

From

ace. cognato,

one by

a hare-himter.

form of Xayws, a hare.

= yvos.

also

to take

ov,

hunt hares. to Mil hares. 6, collat.

one

to take

escapifig the wind.

hare-devonrer.

Hence

to take, seize^

ayKas

, -€5, {, €8)

From

ov, lewd, lustfid. ov, 6,

for

:

,

-, -8,

^,^* , . . €$, , . , , . -, -, 5 -, . , , , . Dep. poet,

grasp, catch, hold ; in the arms metaph., back one's words, retract. collat. form of Dor. for

,

lewdness, lust, desire.

., ,

Xadpaios, a, ov, also os, ov, secret, bidden, stealthy, Fate had him given over to her at his birth hence covert. Adv. -$. Sup. also of to protect as the tutelary deity of a place Ep. and Ion. Adv., Att. men, to obtain for one's share: later, to obtain by in- secretly, by stealth, covertly, insensibly : c. gen. without heritance, siicceed to. without the know3. absol. to draw lots : to one's knowledge ; obtain an office by lot, to cast lots for : c. inf., ledge of the Cadmeans. he who had the lot to be polemarch Adv. = absol., 01 those on whom the lot fell. Adv. -cus. [t^ , ov, poet, for 4. as Att. law-term, Xayxavav to sue one at stealthy, secret, furtive. ov, law hence, \.ayxav€LV (so. to sue hitting secretly. ov, for one's inheritance. II. with partitive gen. to biting secretly. ov, 0, receive a share of, become possessed of a thing. III. gen. , , Causal, in Ep. redupl. aor. 2 to put in posjTous) stealthy-paced, silent-footed. session of; wpos to grant one the right aor. 2 subj. and part, IV. intr. to fall to ones lot or 0/ funeral fire. or insep. Prefix, with intens. force, like share : to be assigned by lot. At-, found in few compds., as a-apyos. a siaffi for fling7705, , Dim. ofAaas, a pebble. ing at bares, also used as shepherd's crook, Lat. ov, — apyos. pedum : and to wench. f and Dim. of a a wencher : fem. , ;

:

-

((€ ($

- ) -, , ,,

'',

,

any hollow the

ribs,

,

ovos,

also

,

,

poet. dat.

pi.

nevewv, the hollow part below the flank: in pi. Kayoves, the flanks, :

esp. like

-5,

loins.

AATnO'S,

5, , —

ov,

ov,

,

(ays,

from a bare

)

',, .

)

hare-flesh, roast

:

bare, and generally, dainties, delicacies. ace. , gen.

Ep. nom.

,, , \,

a hare.

=

, , , ,

ay,

., . Ion. also

ayv

Ep. 3 sing. impf. of to see. Xd€, dual nom. of a stone. Ep. dat. pi. of a stone. Dor. imperat. of

as

{)

, $, , a

—

and Lat.

ay LEPUS,

-

a harlot.

. Comic word

,-5,$. ous.

coined as a pun on

-5, -, devour

:

«,

(-,

pyos)

greedy, glutton-

talkative.

II.

-, {$)

Att. bolt,

,

tempest, storm, hurricane.

and

ov,

hitting hares.

ays, a hare. ay€os, {ays) of or

aya (sub.

-

, -5, , , {)

Ep. for Xayws,

ov, contr. for

^, ^,

78, ayv€,

:

.

-,

-, , (, )

{€)

$. {){, () {,, -$, {^ -,

05,

:

leveret.

, . -, -, )

:

intr. to

{as, , {05, springe for catching birds. ov, {05,

-05,

-,

$.

)()

ov, poet, for es,

swallow greedily,

to

be greedy.

tbroat-biting.

dog-collar.

)

gushing from

'2, , {, $) -$, {, ^)

. the

throat.

,

ov,

the throat, gidlet.

with the throat

cut or severed.

ov,

throat-cutting.

II.

,, , (, . -, , , , (,

katveos

—

ov, with the throat cuty severed by

pass,

the throat.

'

Xdivcos, a, ov, = \aivos. \'] Xaivos, ov, (Xaas) of stone, stony ; thou hadst put on coat of stone, i. e. thou hadst been buried in stones, stoned to death. TO, Dor. for on the left hand ; so Xatos, left ; \atas

,

,

, -,

iipos

em

;

on

f.

(he left.

(()

to

plough land.

[xacios) a shield or target lighter than the aanis, covered with raw hides. TO, the deep sea.

'05,

TO,

a tattered garment, generally,

, ) . , , , . , . , -, ) . , , . , , ..

garment

a piece of

also

:

ning.

^,

(68,

ov,

, (-,

,

()

Dor. gen.

late

form

pi.

a Laco7iia?i of

.

,

XSkciv, aor. 2

,

()

cawing crow

€. a

very histfil.

[]

Lacedaetnon, the capital of

, €$

Dor. for fut. of

one that cries

;

,

in the

-

a yelping dog.

oimans

a kind

I

shoe.

"/), a

(sub.

.

{^) 2. (sub.

Lacedaemonian

Laconism. one who imitates or Lacedaemonians, a Laconizer. ititerest,

,,

(,

takes part with the

6€5,

after

to

, () ^.

{) ,,, , , ^. ~, , . , , €5, () , , (), , , () Hence

a prattling, babbling. From of water.

prattler, babbler. ind.

o£

to prate, chatter, babble

f.

make an

properly, to

:

of

babble:

to prattle,

sound, opp. to articulate speech

,

mad

to be

have a Laconomania. Dor. for XaXa'yovvTes, part, and ind. of

Lacedaemonians,

:

of birds,

:

inarticulate

but also, generally,

Hence

to talk, talk of.

;

the

La-

I. (sub. yrj),

7^), the Laconian land. the imitation of the La, II. being cedaemonians in manners, dress, etc.

to twitter, chirp

of

inf.

Laconian woman.

Dor. pres.

also Lacofiia itself,

;

-nis),

II.

Hence

fern,

(') a

aor. 2 of

ovos,

Laconia

'$,

in

speak laconically.

to prattle, babble,

for

,{-,

3 sing.

:

birds, to chirrup, chirp.

woman.

to

, —

2. (sub.

f.

Lat. Lacaena, Laco-

of

fern,

2. (sub. 'yvvq),

Laconian people conia.

hence

405

Lacedaemonians

to imitate the

:

:

Lacedaemonian interest. Laconian; ,

to be in the

pres.

bowl.

to shout,

,

swift-run-

,

f.

manners, dress, etc.

the

sail.

lightfooted, swift.

—

nian.

a

cloth,

., , , , $, , , () -€, ) . ', ,

—

talk.

a

II.

talker, prater. to be talked of.

a, ov, verb. Adj. of

,

ov,

,

,

', ,

talker, prater.

a

given

to talking.

of

feni.

a gossip.

, ,(){) 5 $ , ()() ($, 5. , -, $) -, ) -, (, , ' ' , ,(-, , (, -, ) XSkCs,

pi.

{)

Att.

f.

$, ,

ragged

$, ,

,

to rend, tear.

a

refit,

tearing, rending;

robes, tatters.

that which

is

torn

:

\&r6s, ,

torn, rent

ov,

<5,

any hollow, a

,

:

5. (,

for water-fowl, Lat.

ov,

hole, pit

a pond

:

:

a

fut.

, (^)

-:

trample on the fallen. 2. absol. to kick; also to TTpus KfVTpa to kick against the pricks struggle convulsively, throb. Hence a kick : a trampling on. one who tramples; ov, , a treader of the wine-press. 6, a Laconian or Lacedaemonian; and :

,

()

$,

as Adj.

Laconian

:

fern.

.

—

pf Med., aor.

Pass., fut.

to

Hence

{$,

iirviov)

name

for

name

of

pf.

2

Dor.

Ion.

. €, . .

, ('

imperat.

traftipled underfoot,

with the heel

,

(-,

:

to kick

of wings,

Sup.

an Athenian general.

:

Att.

Comp. what? why?

jockey Lamachus. very warlike, ov,

-( —

ox foot, stamp or trample on;

, )$ ,

their babbling in

little

cistern,

also a stew

vivarium.

[]

f,

Irreg.

Heb. for

a lewd per-

wrong form of

trodden down,

from

talkative, chattering:

ov,

flapping.

Lamachus,

also a cellar, storehouse

$,

pebbles,

at,

^) = /(8. -&$,

ov,

:

a

XaXos.

a, ov, poet, for

5, —

;

($,

an adulterer.

AA'KKOS,

II.

dialect.

the stream.

death by rending.

tafik

form of speech,

in

rags, tatters.

son,

5,

talking, chat, gossip.

Ion.

aor. 2

inf.

:

:

part.

.-

plqpf.

redupl.

:

inf.

:

Ion.

aor. I

Ion.

poet.

)-

hold of, grasp, seize ; when this action refers to a part, the part is put in genit., as, metaph., he caught her by the wing puyos also, absol. to to grasp with the mind
To

€

take, take

:

—

;

—

—

—

:;

//3—'.

406 to catch,

carry

come upon, overtake: of

things, to

takeaway,

Att. to meet with, find, find out, de-

2.

off.

HI. to take in, receive hospitably, enterV. IV, to gain, win, procure, acquire. VI. to bind one by oath.

tect.

tain.

VII. metaph. to take a thing in a particular sense. to have given one, receive, get : in Med. to have to

, , to

woman,

of a

2.

wife.

receive,

3.

exact, a penalty, Lat.

e.

i.

to conceive.

sumere

: but also in the opposite sense, to suffer punishment, Lat. dare poenas. indecl., v. sub

poenas

,

,

.

{$) a fabulous monster said bugbear a vampire, 5$)

-,), {,

on

mans flesh,

a

, . -, ,,

feed

to

the torch-race,

/-

,

(, {, ) ()

From

ov,

as Subst.,

. Dim.

, .

a bandage

(pepcti)

6,

a torch-bearer. -nas, a small torch.

'•-5,

ov,

bright-beaming, flashing.

,

abos,

2. the

. ,^, , )

€6, €, «8,

torch-carrying,

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

also a light,

gleam-

to shine, flash,

poet, for

Ep. part,

ov, 6, fem.

i5os,

only in

()

the

scum

the

or coating

$, ()() -$, (,

which gathers on

,

ovos,

,

as a

, , -$, ,

()

,

metaph.

Hence

f.

,

brilliancy, splendour

splendour

distinction,

ov, :

II.

munficence.

, . . ,, .

$,

make

aor. I

:

, ($)

,

of

women,

coquettish

:

up : Pass, to shine. II. yawning, profound. III. metaph. bold, wanton:

wayward, arch.

:

Hence

Adv. greedily: Comp.

(^ "^

fut.

whence the

Dor.

fut.

of of

I pass. inf.

Ion. for

((( — :

aor. 2

:

tenses are :

formed:

pf

:

to

escape or elude notice, to be

c.

ace. pers.,

unseen, unnoticed;

he

of Hector. 2. with part., he escapes notice while stealing, i. e. he steals without being seen, (where is best expressed by an Adverb, unawares, secretly) : also with a pass, part., as, lest he perish without hittiself knowing it; also with the ace. of the pers. pron. added, as, (5 payds until thou mayest not observe thyself having burst in twain, i. e. mayest burst without being thyself ttotice

(1$ }

)5

(,

II.

it.

to

forget

Ep.

Xavos,

',

Dor.

aor. 2

:

Dor. for

$,

, hewn |€, (,

()) 77,

los,

.

,

0,

a sculptor.

(,

ov, (Xac's,

'5, ,

6,

Ion.

:

cessation.

fut.

(&,

es,

in stone.

,), )^.

avTos,

ov,

the

From

in stone.

to cut stones

Dor. for

Ion. for

and

to

;

to hew an allotment of land.

^, -$,

^-

— to forget, lose

. :

Adv. with the heel or foot be trodden wider foot.

Xa|is,

to

Pass,

med.

Ion.

pf.

:

part,

of.

Xa|€t)TOs,

:

Med. and

fut.

fut.

pass,

,

aor. i

. ( ! III.

:

paullo-post aor. I

subj.

hence,

:

,

-

(, €] —

Causal, in pres.

redupl. Ep. aor. 2

:

to 3 sing. pf. make bright or brilliant. II. Med. to pride oneself on a thing : to distinguish oneself in. III. Pass, to become bright; to be-

—

to shine, light

voracious, gluttonous.

Xd^is,

From

loud-voiced.

Med.,

:

2.

ring loud and clear.

(, ) — () — -5, -5, -6$, :

loudness of voice.

pf.

II.

trans, to

(( , ,

:

3.

memory

bright, brilliant, radiant limpid water. 2. of the voice, clear, distinct. 3. of the w'ir\d,fresh, keen. 4. metaph. evident, clear, manifest. II. of men, illustrious, brilliant, magnficeyit, splendid.

aor. i

:

shine forth, be conspicjwus or illustrious.

to be clear,

:

:

a holding of

dat. pi. of

or

dog's name, Firetail.

,

()

of sound, metaph. to

Bright.

,

,

f.

lustre.

bright-tailed

verb. Adj. of

the beacon-watches.

',

one of the horses of Morn,

ov,

-

Sup.

:

a stand or grate for , a beacon-light watch-fire : a torch,

:

17,

make

liquors left to stand.

,

in

torches;

aware of

lustrous one.

AA'MllH, ,

$,

wood

burning lamp.

escaped the

Adj., poet. fem. oi

II. as

ov. Ion. for

or

II.

torch-race, like

ing with torches.

brilliantly

to be taken.

plqpf.

:

be or become clear, evi-

2. to

Adv. of

€ $, .

a torch

lantern, lamp.

clear-sighted.

dent, notorious.

Ion. aor.

torch-bearing

wounds.

for

, . . , $, ,5 () , -, (, , . come

to shine, to be bright, brilliant, radiant.

to children.

an Athenian ceremony at the festivals of Prometheus, Vulcan and Minerva, in which the runners carried lighted torches from the joint altar of these gods in After the the outer Cerameicus to the Acropolis. Persian war Pan received a like honour. a carrying of torches, =

Pass.,

.

(,

) )

o(

man-stibduing

stone-cutting

:

as Subst.,

suffered by the people.

conveying the people. the people: Att.

€$

:

— :

Xaos

—

in the

army

soldiery, host,

the

II.

opp. to a fleet

) -5, ) -€, ) -5, ) -5, ) -5, ) -$, -$, .-5 ) , , &

their leaders.

in plur.

II.

irreg.

-€8,

'2, €.

inf.

$, , , as.) -€5,

^)

ovos,

stone,

hairy.

,

a worker in

(Kaas,

,($,

nourishing the people. cutting stones

{\aas,

ov,

,

Subst., XaoTWTOs,

:

as }

1

I

off.

-, ,

Ion.

tween the Properly

',

and

ribs

, ,

Xairapos,

(^)

doe,

cf. Virgil's

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

:

,

,

,

f.

.

to work for hire or bound or enslaved to, c. dat.

2. to serve, be

pay.

but also c. ace. pers. to serve. 3. to serve the gods, c. dat. From a, ov, of a servant or service. and los, a hired servant, Lat. latro

pers.

:

5, 5,

(^Kapos) fatted, fat.

, = \apos, a gtdl. , Larissa,

to ring,

:

{5)

f.

:

:

[d]

,

[]

to lap fut. ^
Xdplvos, XdpCs, iSos,

:

d-os,

metaph.,

loca senta situ, [d]

heroic age, conquerors of the Centaurs. :

^

aor. 2

plur.

^ , ,, ', () , ' * ^ , -, , () , ,{,) Ion.

-,

$, '02,.

Greek

name of many

old

,

AA'TPON,

:

,=as,

a basket for charcoal, a coal-basket. , a coffer, box, chest: a cinerary

rant,

[a,

a ravenous sea-bird, the gull, a

except in one passage.]

PO'5,

Sup.

,

,

:

dainty, sweet, pleasant

AAT'PA

but the reg.

Comp.

ravine, defile.

,

fut. {\apvy^) to bawl, beloutdo in shouting. gen. vyyos, , the larynx or upper part

Att.

II. to

of the windpipe : also the gullet, throat. Xds, Kaos, , a stone, Att. contr. for \aas. AA'2A'NON, TO, alwa_ys in pi. a trivet or stand for II. Lat. lasanum, a nighta pot, a gridiron. stool,

, €€0, , . []

-€.

Dor. for \Gi
1 pi.

for

imperat. oi fut.

.

med. of

:

alley,

spoils taken in war, Lat. spolia. to

make

booty

of.

d

to sell booty.

f.

ov,

-,

fut.

, {)

men, Hence

greedily, eat up, devour: of

,

"5, '',,

gorge, Lat. helluari.

— Med.

f.

ov, gluttonous.

4-5, to

f.

,

From

,

sector.

Att.

From

carrying off booty.

-8, {, -)

of booty, Lat.

narrow

lane,

greediness, gluttony.

,

-05, ,

scream, screech.

an

also a pass between rocks,

a sewer, drain.

f.

to

',

PA,

oc-

:

II.

,

irreg.

curs as Adv.

low.

,

Ion.

cormo- passage between houses

—

(Deriv. uncer-

the throat.

tain.)

an ark.

AA'POS, ,

without

TO, pay, hire;

rent or quittance.

aKos,

urn

,

generally, a servant, slave.

Hence of one in Thessaly. ov, Larissaean, of or from Larissa. Dim. of \apKos. [/]

cities, esp.

,

aor. 2

to quarry stones. Hence a stone-quarry. a stone-cutter, quarry-man. , {$, hired labour, service, servi, tiide : esp. the service of the gods, worship. hired service, servitude : esp. service II. a slave. From paid to the gods, worship.

the Lapithae, a Thessalian people in the

oi,

— Med.,

,

slack, loose, relaxed.

Lat. pituita

damp,

in sunless

:

whence 3

:

Ep. part. Ep. redupl.

Ion.

pf.

:

, , -€5, (,

of the body be-

hips, the flank, loins, Lat. ilia.

,, , phlegm,

*\,

[d]

aor. l

, , ) () , . ^, ( , ()

the soft part

of Xairapus.

fern,

with hairy chest.

of axles, to creak : commonly II. of animals, to shriek, of things, but also scream : of dogs, to howl, bay. III. of men, to speak loud, shout, shout forth : rarely to sing. fut. of Dor. for AA'TAH, dyos, 17, a drop of wine. *7cV
,

carry

)( , (,

{\os, :

clash, crash, crackle

slaying the people. bearov, {Kaos,

ing people ; \ao
ov,

fut.

fem.

a stone-cutter, stone-mason. ruining the people.

shaggy-

(the tenses formed from obsol.

inf.

*) €-8,

Att.

) (,€\ (, :

ov, {Xaos,

ov, {\aos,

)

with shaggy neck.

{5,

, ,

Hence

AA'2Kfl,

stirred by a stone.

ov, {\aas,

(OS,

Att. os, ov, shaggy with hair or wool, shaggy with bushes, bushy. (Akin to

II.

[a]

mason.

aor. i pass,

of

haired.

nations.

407

mockery, insult. Dor. for (vos,

gen. of XSuas, a stone. revered by the people. cs, {Xaos, rousing or stirring ov, (Xaos,

:

17,

-, -, 5,

the subjects of a

prince.

Xdos,

.. ,,)

army ; also a landcommon men opp. to

,

also the

;

—

——

aor.

i

(

to

to

swallow

to eat gluttonously,

{) {, -) :

a retailer

:

to dig.

plant with potherbs:

gather herbs. ov,

gathering herbs.

—

^ , () , , {) , : {, ) -, -, , )(,-. —

408

Dep.

to

gather herbs. Hence

,

,

greens, garden-stuff, Lat. olera.

iSos,

77,

€,

ov, 6,

and

fern.

tell,

a woman who sells garden-stiff. Ep. for €\€, 3 sing. aor. 2 of either for fern, of of an Adj. (from

,

fertile.

of

aor. 2 inf.

6(5,

gen.

Ion.

eojs

[) , , ', ,

los,

,

65, -05, ,=

sheep' s-wool

, ,, :

pass.

:

—

down.

to lie

I.

Pass,

3 sing. Act.

TO

and Med.

lay in order, ar-

II. /o

—

relate

declare

is

it

:

: also of oraused later to express any

speak, say, utter

to

^

:

,

(^€

^^

rivos

,

,

€

to tell,

mean, refer to, as, go thou within, 7 mean Cassandra Pass. \e7€Tat, it is said, on dit ; absol. as the

Lachesis,

lots.

hence

:

bid, command ; to say something, i. e. to speak to the purpose ; opp. to to say nothing to the ptirpose: also, like Lat. dicere, to speak

, -,

of,

II.

a digging.

:

€'/€,

—

saying goes.

soft woolly hair,

or pile on cloth

LIE,

to accuse

well-tilled,

,

ov, woolly, hairy,

,

- ^,

aor. 2

or

communication by word of mouth; one c. inf., 676'

small;

fate.

,

:

to lay asleep, lull to sleep:

cles, to say,

». (€)

one of the three Fates, the disposer of lot, destiny,

TO

Ep.

€'(

range, and so to gather, pick up: Med. to gather for oneself: hence to choose, pick out. III. to a green- reckon, count, tell or reckon up. IV. to recount,

€.,

or fern,

LAV,

67771/

pf.

;

the

2.

vegetable-market, the green-market.

-'"5,

AciorTyy.

aor. 2

a gathering of herbs. TO, mostly in pi. garden-herbs, opp. to wild plants, potherbs, vegetables,

grocer :

—

:

.

downy.

From

down Hence

the soft

:

€€, , ,

nap

make

From

a driving off booty, pillaging.

f.

away

to drive

booty, drive cattle,

(, ()

hence to plunder, despoil. From one ivho drives ojff , booty, a plunderer, marauder, [a] Ion. , booty, plunder, esp. of cattle hence what can be driven off as booty. fut. Ion. and Ep. for AEITBfl, aor. l cAej^a to pour, pour forth: mostly like to pour a libation. II. to let flow, shed: Med. to flow, run, trickle; to melt into tears hence to melt or pine away : Pass, to be moistened, bedewed. Ion. and poet, for Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of Ep. aor. I part, of to

booty

:

' , , , ^. -, (, : , , ^. , ', () -. . €^, , . . . , ^. , , . ,,, ()(), €. , ,, . $•, €$, , €€ -. , () €5, )(^,

(,

(v, woolly, hairy.

ov,

Hence make hairy

wool.

to

f.

yviov) with hairy limbs.

—

Pass, to

grow

downy.

down, downy.

fTSos) like

(s,

Att. for TO,

:

of

aor. 2 opt.

one's lot, fate, destiny.

—

11,

the portion obtained by lot, a lot, share, portion, [a]

I

aor. 2 part, of

'

and

Dor.

2 sing. aor. I

=)3€),

to

word used by Horn,

€.

impf.

of

of

fut. part,

Dor.

fut.

in

med.

—

old Ep.

and Ep. 3

part,

aKos,

aTos,

sing,

[]

'',

=

Xeaiva,

,

wish

:

5, poet.

a lioness. Ep. aor. I Ep. (Aefos) to smooth, polish, work smooth; to smooth the way. II. to rub smooth, bray or pound in a mortar : to deof

fern,

^^

:

III.

fern,

77,

,

-,

smooth away, smooth or

kettle,

()

,

, €-5,

II.

-, ^, 2, $€ :^, a lionflghter.

kings.

wrestler with a lion.

:

. ,: III.

€6, $,

ij,

€€5,

3

pi.

of

^.

a cinerary urn. Gr. form of the Lat. legio, a legion. Dor. for I and

f.

: fut.

:

a•

paullo-post

.

I

fut.

-^^,

aor.

i

€6^:

(\( — ^^: :

pf

— Med

a meadow. -yivuov) smooth-chinned. with gentle waves.

smoothing the threads

,((,

ov, 0,

poet, for poet, for

(-, €-,

_

a, ov, or os,

ov, Lat.

LEVIS,

smooth:

of the ground, smooth, level, flat; of the sea, smooth:

c.

,

los.

from

a lion's skin.

poet, for ov,

(} of

) ) ,) (, )

{€$, ov, (($, ov, (($,

of the warp.

caldron.

\€t-

of a meadow.

fern,

or -0€, Adv.

which the purifying water was handed round but also, a sort of basin which was struck like a cymbal at the funerals of the Spartan the basin in

of

ov,

Xeio-Ytvetos, ov,

€-5,

a polisher.

a

,

5, poet.

of

,

TJpos,

77TOS,

to

(. () (()

down.

€5,

metaph.

fern,

a meadow-r\ymY>h..

:

€€, €,

a meadow : a garden. a remtiant, remains. any moist grassy place, a

,

meadow, mead, Lat. pratum.

see

f.

soften

, =^

ojvos, 0,

to

stroy.

((-

:

€5,

subj. of

behold, look at;

see,

ov,

gen.,

level

and free from

with a smooth chin, beardless.

Pass., fut.

soft, gentle.

aor. i pass.

Xeiorqs,

77TOS,

17,

(€$)

3.

rocks.

2.

metaph. smooth,

smoothness.

—

€

:

, ,: , ((,

of Xecuu.

dat. pi.

poet, for

, : : (

:

(aor. I i\ei\pa only in late writers) in pass, sense

fut.

paiiUo-post

aor. 2

fut.

[]:

— Lat. LINQUO,

pf.

:

:

—

pf.

:

Pass., fut.

aor.

:

—

^-

—

Pass, to be

1. to be left

€€€$,

left

.

, ,

intr. in

behind, left re.

to: absol. to stay behind. without: to come short of.

than another.

left, left

behind in a race : pf part. behind, lingering behind, inferior 3. ,

c.

gen. to be left

be inferior, worse,

weaker

wantitig or lacking.

4. to be

Act. to be gone, fail, disappear

() €05, $. 5., —

:

III.

to be

want-

ing, cease, Lat. deficere.

€065,

of or like a

iaoa, ev,

lily, lily-

white, delicate.

a

TO,

the white lily, Lat. lilium.

lily,

ov, {Kaos,

\€$)

of the people. Ion.

[XeiTOvpyos) to perform public at Athens, to serve duties, to do the state service II. public offices at one's own cost: cf Xeirovpy'ia. Hence to minister as a priest, officiate. \t^,rovpya,, a public service: at Athens a liturgy, i. e. a burdensome public office or charge, which the richer citizens discharged at their own expense, properly II. in rotation, but also voluntarily or by appointment. divine service, whence our word Liturgy. ", performing public service, minif.

—

€05,

>

,

From

6-05, ,

(keiTOS or

ing public duties, serving the

€5, epyov) performstale.

II.

a

priest,

minister of God.

N,

II.

hence a lichen-like eri/ption on the skin, scurvy : of the ground, a blight, canker. aor. I eKei^a :— Lat. LINGO, to AEI'Xn, f.

. , {, €-5, :

lick

to lick

:

up

, €-,

:

hence

irreg.

pf

part.

€(€$.

aor. I part, of

ou,

'^)

gathering

remnants.

TO,

wreck

:

in plur.

, , €

trict

(, )

,

€-, ,

)02, :

a

little

€-'•5, ,

(')

TO,

,

fern,

pulse-porridge

,

seller.

couch, bed, Lat. lectus

: \4kmarriage-bed, marriage. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. med. of Ion. pf. of 3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 subj. oi

3

and

sing, imperat.,

inf, aor. 2

. indie, 3

med. of

pf of

med. of

3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2

ki\d.
Ion. and Ep. pf. pass, of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 subj. of Ep. 3 sing, plqpf pass, of pf pass. inf. of

'/. ^. ^. ^. '^.

pi. irreg.

f f pass, of

pf of Ion. pf of

€.,

pf

part, of

:

part,

poet, pf pass, of

Ion.

pf

pf

but

pass, of

€),

pass, of

(), old Ep.

properly

zealous for eager.

strive eagerly,

to

participle

:

(and therefore long for, be

pf of

pf. part,

(($,

zealous, hasty,

of

Adv. pf

de-

pass. part, of

. . . , , , , , (, , , €, . . liberately, advisedly.

pf of

for

€€^7€,

3 sing, plqpf. of

pf of pf part. pass, of pf pass, of 3

of

pi. pf. pass,

[]

Ep. for

:

3 pi. plqpf pass. Ep. for 3 sing, pf opt. pass, of pf, in pass, sense of

aros,

dis-

a small boat with a sharp prow, a

,

that which

is

peeled

off, peel,

husk, skin, scale.

j),

Hence

Diminutives

-, $, (\$,

pulse-porridge.

to be spoken.

:

2. in pi. the

to bed.

() , . , ,

an ill-watered

dish or pan, platter.

,

picked

chosen,

. . , . , , , . . , . , . . ,. . . , -. , , . , . , . .. : . . , , ., , , , . uttered, spoken, said

II.

MB05, ,

hence Ep. dat. {XiKos) a dish, pot, pan. [a]

poet, for

, XcKavis, ,

'/.

, (€)

,

a piece left, remnant, relic, remains, remnants, Lat. reliquiae. felucca.

near mount Panies in Attica.

,

of

(ۥ) TO,

at speaking, fluent,

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of gathered,

poet,

a tree-moss, lichen.

rjvos, 6,

good

suited for speaking.

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of

for Att.

stering.

II.

€€.€5, nom.

see

XeiTOs or Xeiros,

dish, plate, pot, pan.

()

,

eloquent.

XiKTOS,

,

ios,

,

XcKTiKOS,

(€\- €.<,

so in Med. dying persons, to leave behind, bequeath : leave behind one, bequeath, leave as a memo2. to desert in danger, abandon, forrial. II.

'02,

remaining: of TpovSe

to

maining.

409

Ae^o.

07it.

i

plqpf.

to leave, leave

sake.

—

, (&, ,

XeiTTTeov, verb. Adj. of XetVo;, one must leave. inf. Xiwciv; aor. 2 act. f.

Med.,

—

-

XcvTiov, TO, the Lat. linteum, a linen cloth, napkin. aor. 1 imperat. med. of Xc^eo, Ep. for to lie

Xi^is,

,,

down.

(ojs,

of speaking,

,

Ep. for

to lie

(^) a speaking,

,

2.

a way

med. imperat. of

'-

speech.

diction, style.

down.

aor. I

; :

€4—^.

410

€€

),

(sub.

contr.

lions shin,

ij,

{, $) -, €-€5, , €) *) €-5, €-5, {, -, €-5, {, )) ',

properly fern. o{ Kfavreos. Xeovreios, a, ov, (Aeon/) of a lion

XcovtO-ttovs,

{,,

,

o,

ov,

lion-footed.

lion-bearing.

, ', (). «, ^, ^. , ^, ,

{\4,

ov,

skin.

,

clad in lion's

-,

€5, ,

() , , ,a

abos,

a bare rock, scaur, crag.

,, ,

ing to the rock {KiTras').

,

(€5)

to be covered

Hence Tos large

scale-zTmouT.

, --, -, €$,

XsTrpos,

a

scale, husk, shell.

,

$, , , , (Xeiros) scaly, rough:

XeiTTttXeos,

€«.

, , poet, for , ov, (KirrTOs)fine,

-, €-5,

ov, thin

ov, Att.

fij) of

with

(\cnp6s) the leprosy. poet. fern, oi XfTrpos, rough.

Xcirpa Ion. Xeirpas,

a^sh

a thin or poor

upon

mangy.

in mind.

thin, thin as

,

can

) )

') )

ov, (Xcirros,

ov, (\(in6s,

(€,

ov,

€€, 6«,

be.

[Xenros, yaia,

quibble

:

17^0;, to

subtle

as

^;)

-, ), ,$) ov,

drawtifine.

(\€$,

ov, (Xeirros,

(sub.

—

:

Dep. From speaking subtly,

of fine threads. a very small coin, about

sense,

lean,

thiti,

meagre.

III. slight,

II.

small, insignificant

, ^.

strait, ;

:

,=

of

on the coast

of

a, ov,

the

ov,

Aav.from

,

From

Lesbos.

Lesbos, a large island

^, () ,

Asia Minor.

to chatter, gossip.

a place where people resorted to talk and hear the news, a lounge, place of public resort : also a council-hall. II. talking, gossip : in good sense, conversation, discussion, debate; trpos to conversation with me. Hence f. to chat or converse with. , ov, (akin to vyps) in sorry plight, wretched, pitiful, melancholy, dismal. , one of the tribe of Levi (Acfi), a

'€€,

,

€5, ,

, , , -,

Hence

[i]

Aevmicos,

make

,

i],

Levitical.

,^.

2.

bright or light. aor.

I

cs,

gen.

inf.

(-([,

;

pi.

of XiVKos.

of

{($,

while, blanched, pale

avOos) white-blossoming, a white head.

€6$

(Aeu/fos, avOos) to

generally, to be white.

5,

have white blossoms:

€$, ($.

white, chalky XcvKas, poet. fem. of hence the promontory of Epirus was called Acf/fas. XevKds, Dor. gen. fem. of

-, , 6-€8,

nar-

, (($)

the white leprosy. II. the white poplar, Lat. populus alba, used for chaplets. ov, with white or

{, ^) €-8, (, () (€$, ,

Xenra foaming

small cattle, i. e. sheep and goats small craft of sound, light, slight. IV. metaph.^«e, subtle, refined ingenious : of the voice, fine, delicate.

abode

in Argolis, the

$, ,,(($, aairis) white-shielded.

, {)

peeled, cleaned of the husks hence, generally, thin, fine, slender, delicate: in bad

row.

Lerna, a marsh

:

Dor. for

writtenfine.

slightly built

a fourth of a farthing, a mite.

,

,

— hence Acpvatos, Lernaean. imitate From Lesbian women. €$, =5, , {€$) a Lesbian woman. €3»5, , {\5) Lesbian, of Lesbos.

to

subtle, quibbling.

Xeirros,

Acpva,

(Xev/fos) to whiten, blanch, bleach.

speak subtly, to chop logic,

so too

€-5,

:

:

Levi'.e.

slight.

f.

to thrash,

husks or rind, to peel or bark.

€«5,

slender, delicate.

€'•-€5,

soil.

leprous,

ov, gen. ovos, (XctttOs,

€-5, €'-5,

:

($,

scales.

(-

thin

, {€y)

,

iSos,

Subst.

II.

,()

scales.

with scales;

scaly, covered

17,

with

make

lean.

. , () to

its cling-

{Xiiras) a limpet-shaped drinking-cup.

Pass.

ۥ05,

from

limpet, Lat. patella,

to

grow

Pass, to

[]

withfinesand.

Adv. of slightly : subtly. Dim. a small husk, thin rind. From a shell, husk, rind. fut. aor. i «Ae^a to strip off the

the Hydra

feathers.

finely woven,

f.

—

beat out

XeiTTCuS,

a broad leather strap or band, fastening the yoke round the neck, and passing between the fore legs to join the girth ov, {Kiiras) of a scaur or crag: craggy. ov, (Acttos, apyos) with white skin or Xitras, TO,

-, ) €'•-8, {€$,$) -, , ()

work.

ov,

of lion nature.

ts,

to do fine work: deal subtly, quibble. €pyov) finely worked. (Actttos, ipyov) producing fine

is, {XcjttOs,

lion-killing.

()

ov,

subtlety.

to refine overmtich, (s,

lion-beaded.

(\, irovs)

metaph.

(, €-5, 6-05, ,

by lions.

(XfW,

(6)

II.

€,

f.

:

, (Xf jttos) thinness, fineness, slight-

T/Tos,

leanness,

drawn hence

in chariot

ov,

, €€,

fiess,

lion-like.

:

ov,

—

:

oars.

white, blanched.

fs,

daughters of Leucippus, nymphs

worshipped at Sparta. XcvK-tiriros, ov,

white horses

:

(^^,

)

famous for white

riding or driving

horses.

:

— , ,=€05.

XcvkCths [t], the white goddess ; the AcvKO-6ca, , name by which Ino was worshipped as a propitious

((, €)

, -, €-,

sea-goddess.

€-.,

6, , (\(vkos, «$, , , {XiVKos,

cuirass.

^-,

TO, {XiVKos,

)

€-, ,

[]

white-haired.

with white

)

the stock or wall-flower.

) -,

ov, gen. ovos,

with waves, surfy.

) )

(Aeu/cos,

,)

white

€-$, 8) €-'$,

white-crested:

—

,

a white hill. with white au-

ov, (\ft;/fos,

€-€$

tumn fruits.

Ion. -iraprios, ov, (kiVKos, rrapeia)

-, €-5,

XiUKO-ircirXos, ov, {\(vk6s, irenXos) white-robed. white, gen. ecfs, (Aeu/fos,

5)

armed.

(s,

(\€vkos, n\TJ9os)fllled with white

or with persons in white.

XcvkO-ttovs, white-footed

;

, vow, , gen.

o,

6-€'•5,

-, '5,

€-€8,

(s,

$,

)

barefooted.

{Kcvkos, novs)

light, bright, brilliant, clear:

II.

2.

. €))

m&t^ph. fair, happy, Joyful, gay.

4.

€-€5, €-5,

€-5, €-8,

is,

white-wreathed.

) ) )

(Xcu/ios,

ov, (XfVKos, ov, {\€vkUs,

€s,

(\($,

$)

ov, (KfVKOs,

V,

coated,

alloyed) gold, opp. to

{\€vKOs,

ov,

white, grizzled.

-,

{KiVKos,

$,

$)

, ,

-, ^, ,

\€vKO-xpoos,

ov, contr.

cwTos,

f.

,

€-€$, ,

-,

—

aor.

I

€5,

II.

,

«€,

Adv.

Xexptos,

a, ov,

€$,

a

2.

Hence

to bed.

From

slanting crosswise, oblique.

Adv. slanting, crosswise,

()

athivart.

a woman in child-bed. belonging to child-bed. TO, (Af.'Os, the temple of the

-, ',

,

(6)

ov,

:

of,

«)

oi'Tos, , Ep. dat. pi. K^iovot, Lat. LEO, a yvvai^i metaph. of Artemis, Zivs ae Zeus made thee a lion toward women, i.e. their

destroyer.

^. $)

epyov) all-daring, audaa knave, villain. Xeus, , Att. for 05, nom. pi. Acoi, people; people, the beginning of Athenian hear proclamations. entirely, wholly. Adv., Ion. for only in Hdt. 9. ov, (Aews, they made 33, :

))

their shields.

II.

€'/08, ,

as Subst.,

(€ ,€

(^ , ()

\s,

(( -, (, ()

€-€6$,

him one of their

oxvn people.

, ov,

(sub.

*), . €€, ', , LA , Xfj,

:

$

bearing people, frea thoroughfare.

), ,

3 sing, of

Ep.

to

^^ ($ f.

II.

inf.

. -

freq. intr., to leave

, () ", , 3 ,.

to cease from strife

I

—

cease slaying

;

:

c.

hands from or cease

off",

c. part.,

-

also absol. to cease,

e?td.

, . Dim. ,

which the

$,

of

allay, abate, like to stay one's

more

from,

make an

white-skinned.

,

, (Adv.

€-05,

murder.

white-

bare the foot. ov, {XiVKos,

,

of

{'^

gum

cos, TO,

, 05, 5,

gum

ladanum,

gum

mastich.

of Xf55os, a light dress, [a] the mastich, a shrub on the leaves of is found.

(($)

Att. for white-armed. anything whitened: or (Xiiz/fcs, a white tablet for public notices, Lat. album. fulness, oblivious. II. Causal of Xcvpos, , Cv, {\(ios) smooth, level, even. smooth, polished. ov, a stone : hence ,= death by forgetful, lethargic. ov, stoning ;

*'2,

(\(vs): to stone. with grassy couch, grassy,

) a couch, bed. marriage-bed : a marriage.

cos contr. ovs,

€8,

—

)(ۥ.

pass.

part. pass,

the

'2, ^,

$

one who stones or death by

bed-ridden.

i

ios,

()

(\ctis,

as Adj.,

(, ().

(s,

XexOeis, aor,

)) ( ^

(\evKOs) to whiten: to paint white:

to

,

meadowy.

gen.,

white-browed.

— Med., KfVKovaOai oirXato whiten \iVK0vv

white-ankled.

white-robed.

, , (\($,

,

ijpos,

€€-, , (',

quented

-xpovs, ovv, (\evKUs,

heterocl. ace.

:

speckled with

white-growing. white-gleaming.

(\evKOs,

[t]

white-coloured

€5 \(v-

(i. e.

of sound, clear, like

-, -, €-$,

wan.

i.

pale

or refined.

of

white, gray, hcary: of the skin,

white, fair, but also, blanched, pale,

Kos

stoning.

cious

,

^

deserves stoning:

(

white-looking.

riding a white horse.

,

, ,

\€)

daughters of Leos.

white-winged. ov, (KevKos, iru)\os) with white horses

water, bright.

,

curses that will end in stoning; the penalty of death by stoning. a stoning. , (\fvs, (only in late authors), to look fut. 2. absol. to look ; or gaze upon, see, behold. he that sees not, i. e. one that is dead.

lion

()

(\evKOs,

ov, (KfVKUs,

\( ($ €05, ,

bier.

Jair-cheelied.

411

stoning;

f.

white flax for ropes and rigging, used by the Phoenicians. ov, (\€VKOs, ov, 0, and {KiVKOs,

.

:

,

,

a thin

,

()

for forgetof of or from Lethe, Lethean.

ov,

II.

cloth, light dress.

:

see

ii.

drowsy, slothful.

{)

forgetting,

c.

From gen.

:

absol.

, , , {).

412

,

,

()

—

€^03—

causing forgeffulness.

^. as

god of the wine-press.

(sub. Ifpa),

2.

,

Dor.

the

poet, for

fulness, Lat. ohlivio.

II.

forgetting, forget-

Lethe, the river of obli-

. )'$,

vion in the lower world.

|5, TO, Dor. $, —

,

older form of

whence the

,

formed

tenses are

(Xt^/s,

wvos,

see

making prey of men. captive.

-

fern.

,

taken as booty, captive.

(At/Zs)

Att.

uai

:

—

Ep. Ep. 3 sing.

fut.

:

Att.

aor. I

(\)

Dep.

to (77<$) seize as booty, make spoil of: generally, to get or gain III. II. to plunder, ravage a country. by force. :

Pass., pf.

taken as booty. Ion. for

,

-|05,

', 5, ,

, , ,

(,

dwelling

among

the

a corn-field. 2. a \da, booty, spoil.

.

later,

'. () /.

herd or fiock, cattle. Ep. 3 sing. aor.

I

,.

Ion. for

,=\. ,

opos,

or

8,

",

won

booty, to be

, , {$)

iSos,

Athena, [], TO, Achaian

carried off as

who makes

' , ,

name

for

-

or dispenses

booty, epith. of

$.

the Atlien.

,\$, .

Properly, neut. of (Aews, Aaos) of the people, public.

5, , ,

vetov, the town-hall.

Hence to sound, = Dor. to beat time. Adv. sounding; a small oil-fiask. Dim. of 57, an oil-fiask, oil-bottle: a casket, \^ wish, will, purpose : in good TO, (*;, sense, spirit, courage: in bad sense, pride, arrogance. bleared, pjirblind, of the ,

.

, '02, ) €$, , {)

, , ', , , , , ,

eyes, Lat. lippus.

{) () , , (()

the eye, rhettm,

receipts

:

:

:

at

gain, profit,

:

to be

sore eyes.

{) 8,()

Vulcan, because of its volcanic fires. belonging to the a, belonging to the wineLat. Lenaeus, epith. of Bacchus 1.

,

, ,

form

,

,

5

taken.

for Aaos.

verb.

of to be one must take hold : one

Adj.

neut.

II.

accept.

,

, , () ' 02, , . , -5, {, ,

to be taken

verb. Adj. of

or comprehended.

to be foolish or silly, behave he keeps on acting foolishly. 0, idle talk : frivolousness, nonsense. , a small trinket, Lat. leria. 2 sing, of taking men unawares, a cheat. From ,forgetfulness. gtn.ovos, forgetting, unmindful. fut. med. of a course of plundering, robbery, piracy, Lat. latrocinium. f. to be a robber or pirate: c. ace. to plunder, sack. From a band of robbers.

, , {) . , , {) ,

^, ,

6&)

{)

,

, , , ,

,

,

^ -, Ion.

plunderer

esp.

:

,,

{)

Adv.

piracy.

pirates

:

,

,

a pirate.

()

a robber,

inclined to rob, piratical:

-$,

Comp.

in the

more

manner of manner

after the

5, {), {$, () )-8, , , }$,

of pirates.

a forgetting.

. , . , . -,

anything received, ificome, Lat. lucrum.

, , of Lemnos, Lemnian. From , Lemnos, an island in the north Aegaean

sea, sacred to

press

,

purblind. Lat. gramia, a humour that gathers in bleared

2.

one's lawful inheritatice.

fut.

rare Ion.

TO

to be spirited or resolute.

to be

as law-term,

II.

f.

plundering, spoiling.

she

appointment by lot, allotwritten complaint lodged

. , , , , , ,

ment.

foolishly;

by force.

vos,

cessation, end.

ictis, 77,

must take or

of Ep. for Att. \riaTrjS.

, () , {) Tjpos, 0,

|8, ($, , ('^) |5,

05,

a crop, crop of corn : Ion. for

,

'^.

aor. I opt. oi

an application for

corn-fields.

6,

:

with the archons, a plea or accusation.

)

/.

-

05, ,

:

:

occurs in pass, signf., to be spoiled,

pf.

,

:

month

of the Att.

which the Athenian Lenaea were held, the latter part of Jan. and former of Feb. the seventh month of the Attic year. Dor. or , a trough, Lat. alveus : I. a wine-vat. 2. a trough for watering cattle. 3. a kneading-trough. Dor. eos, Lat. LANA, wool. in

crop-devouring.

,

,= , old name

01',

;

abas, poet. fern, of rjpos, b,

,

Lenaea, an Athenian festival held in the month in honour of Bacchus, at which there were dramatic contests, esp. of the Comic poets. 3. the Lenaeum, or place at Athens where the Lenaea were held.

, . .5, , , , . ,', -€, , -€, (, '5 )-, 5, , (/ (, - "05 , , {) ,

ovos,

17,

=

pirate-vessel.

ihos, pecul.

fut.

of

-

slaying robbers.

piratical;

fem. of

-, (7;, *^()

is. Dor. Latona, of Apollo and Diana Diana.

:

born of fem. AaT07€Vcia, of

;

8 ,

Apollo.

/;?—

-, , , (^)

Dor.

son of Leio, of

,

[]

,5 .-,

,

6os contr. ovs,

of Apollo and Diana

$,

dat.

413

-5, , (•$, $) -,5, , {ys, -5, , {'$, -'€, {'$, )

ace.

))

ow,

contr. -0povs,

clear-singing.

mother

Lelo, Lat. Latona,

gen.

.

;:

clear-singing.

clear-speaking.

-€5, , (,, .. ) ) , . , ', ( . ;

voc.

,

Dor.

Latona

ovros,

|/5,

fut.

7,

seizing.

a taking,

iiitens. force, cf.

aor.

:

Pass.

-, -,

€ ,(

down, fall

;

having fallen

part,

sing loud or clear. sharp, piercing, of

to

shrill,

sound:

2i\so

clear, sweet, clear-tojied.

bend pliant, flexible. retire, Adv. loudly,

sidewards, swerve, withdraw: of the waves, to : to vanish, of a vision. II. to bend downslip

(|, , , {'$) , {$)

II. later,

:~/

recede

wards,

chirping with

the wings, of the cicada. f.

of

Prefix with

iiisep.

of of

an accepting, receiving.

2.

fut.

, {-, )=-=\'. , {'$,

-irvotos,

pass. part,

shrill-blowing,

of or born of whistling, rustling.

fern, also

:

aor.

-,

, (^)

;

the thick wings drooped.

Adv. (At-) too much, over-much, Lat, nimis. II. very much, exceeding, right well, [i both long and short.] = Xlapos, , warm, lukewarm : geneIon.

'2,

•(,

piercing, shrill

clearly.

'/,

of

sound,

sharp,

clear,

also clear-toned, sweet

:

:

of

also

(, , . -5, -5, (, ) ', , . ) , ^. -. . , , , 8, , -5, $. 05,5. , () , -5, (, -5, ^ , () , , €$ , €5, -5, •^,

like the later

,

rally, soft,

,

f.

to

run out

— Med.

f.

wound

, , (^$) a ,

f.

II.

of

<)

6$,

, 05,

$,

dripping, wet.

Libya, the north part of Africa, west of in the Odyssey.

$, ,

fern.

•,{)

,

clearly, thrillingly, shrilly.

[]

{ys) to :

also

for Libya, African. as

,

of wkvs, loudly,

cry out luith clear loud voice

:

to

also to sound, play, sing.

found in Ep. aor. I, Xt7^6 the bowstring twanged. Adv. scraping, grazing, Lat. strictim. (At7i's) only

(^)

€,^ 7€;', €5. Adv. ^$, poet, for

gen.

pi. fern,

of

flame. sing.

Ep. aor.

-|5, (5, is,

)'^.

i

of

clear-sounding.

2. to stone.

collectively,

:

II. as

a shower

stony. ($) made of (8, of TO, Dim. of ', a small pebble. stony. Adv. , , {$) made of with stony {$, /SaAAcu) stone-throwing, stone,

ii)

built

stones.

stone,

, -, 5, -$,

stone,

like stone,

look.

ov,

pelting.

,{()

II. set f.

with stones. with stones, stone.

to pelt

ov,

throwing

) ))

-•5, (8, y) oyvos, , ov, pass, struck

-, -5,

From

stones, pelting with

stone-throwers, slingers.

stones; oi

ov,

with stones, stoned. carving stone;

a sculptor,

II.

as

[]

with stony look, {$, ov, (5, stone-built. -.5, ov, {5, building with stone as Subst., , a mason. -€08, , {$, *epyw) turning stone. ov, {8, wrought with €s,

looking one to stone.

$, -5,

[, . -, -€8, (8 ,,"

with flame,

stones.

stony, rocky.

a, ov,

) ()

stone, inlaid with precious stones

,

loudly, clearly, shrilly.

1'2, 5, , smoke mixed ^W^*' 3

throw

a stone. a stone

Subst.,

, of

Adv. of

scream

a Libyan:

Hence

'$,

shriek,

^.

mentioned

as Adj. Libyan.

, ,

to

is,

$, 5, 05, , , ()

graze, scratch,

stones.

bearing

anything that drops or trickles : a spring, fount or stream : in pi. water streams of tears. , the Lat. libertinus, and , the Lat, liber tus, a freedman. TO, = tears : but gen. of

",

to

and

, ,

5,7,

gum

censer.

],

first

(akin to

hence

:

', ,

Subst.

frankincense.

), ,

clear-voiced, scream-

, {$) {$)

aKos,

frankincense, the

tree

clear-voiced,

Adv., Ion. for

frankincense.

,=

^,

slightly

frankincense-tree, producing

=

II.

Egypt,

,

^

:

in drops, trickle.

ros.

^-)

ing.

(AtjSas) to let fall in drops

6, the

of the

,

clear-toned.

mild.

XiaaOeis, aor. I part. pass, of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of

grief,

clamorous : and of the nightingale, thrilling. [] Aiyvs, vos, 0, 77, a Ligurian, one who lived in Liguria (^north of Genoa).

ov,

murky

hard as

stone.

death by stoning. stoned with stones

{8, ()

death by stoning. otos, to, a stone building. From ov, ii) picking out stones laying them to ether not shaped or hewn; c£

-5,

and

,

:

to

($, (y

, ; ) 5,

:

414

—

5.

as Subst,,

-|5, , (5, a marble-mason. , {\5, '05 [],,, {$, ,a

)

,

mason,

-5, -iroios,

-

:

as Subst.,

turning

to stone.

,

of stupid people, t^eiv to boil a stone, i. e. 2. stone as a subto lose one's labour. mostly of some special stone, stance. 11. Xi9os, :

:

proverb.,

,

5^$

marble or the magnet; parent crystal used for a burning-glass. as

$

5

a transIII. at

Athens, was a name for various blocks of stone as the used for rostra or pulpits, to speak from IV. the piece on a draughtBema of the Pnyx. board. ;

-, -5,

, , {) 5,

a haven, retreat, refuge.

(,

is,

a

)

rent in the stone,

by tearing out a piece of rock.

,

paved with

{X'ldos,

stones, inlaid with stones

:

,

as Subst.,

tesselated pavetnent.

,

a cutting or quarrying of stones

a

:

From

stone-quarry.

, , () ,

:

turn into stone.

working

in stone

:

as

a stone-mason, also a sculptor KiOovpya a stone-mason's tools. From f. to carry stones. carrying stones. {\$,

Subst., XiOovpyos, o,

hence,

-5, , -5, ,, , {) $, () '2, , ,^. ', ,

, ,

6S,

{$, €$)

contr. for

f.

metaph.

From of or for winnowing. to wintiow corn.

, -,

-5

,

like

2.

Hence a winnower of corn.

-$, (, )

wifinowing-fan in procession.

Adv. crosswise, sideivays, athwart. (From

a lance,

gen. to

(At-,

^)

Ep. for

,

:

dat. pi. of

'',

in the harbour.

[], ov,

,

.

ovv,

of fla:iy

a hunter with

ov,

ov,

nets.

), ))

bojmd with flaxen bonds

2. tied

by a thread.

a hunter with

nets.

Ion. for

wearing a

linen cuirass.

spinning flax. Xtvo-KpoKos, ov, flax-woven. anything made offlax : a flaxen cord : 2. a net, metaph. the thread spun by the Fates. ov,

', ,

3. linen, linen cloth

, -, [] -ۥ5,

:

€

in pi. sail-cloth

wick of a lamp.

4. the

II.

Lat. linutn;

lint,

lint-seed.

(,() (, (Lvs) (, -5, , (, () (, Dep.

\ivo-irT€pos, ov,

5

ov,

) )

watch the

is

nets.

sail-winged.

one

who watches

caught.

sewed offlax;

having her

$

of linen. Linos, a minstrel, son of Apollo and

a ship

, ,

sail-wafting.

to

nets to see whether anything es,

the

ttcVAos) with linen robe.

ov,

-iropos, ov,

sails

(,

ivos, o, a harbour, haven.

stationed

2.

metaph.

'.

-€, , (,$.') -5, (, ,

) (

$, (^) of the

[], ov, , fern. -iTts, presiding over the harbour.

€-$ :

,

Aivos, ov, . II. as appellat., Aivos, , the song or lay Dep. to long, crave ; of Urania. longing to taste flesh of Linos ; in Homer sung by a boy while the vintage long or thirst for a thing. is going on. Cf. From i^, a laying of nets. (6$) to hunger, be starved, famished.

€€,

harbour

() , () -€5, (, (05) = €5. -€5, (, ) , (, os, , , (, (, (,

plant that produces flax,

from the grain, a winnowing-fan. II. a fanshaped basket, used at the feast of Bacchus, called by Virg. mystica vannus lacchi. III. a cradle of wicker-work. ov, carrying the sacred

c.

)

-, (s)

linen garments.

wicker fan or basket for throwing

, ,

(]

($,

flshing-net.

the corn against the wind, so as to separate the chaif

Kixpis,

-$,

ov,

a winnowing.

$.5.)

$,

) (,) -5, (, (s, -5, '5, -€5, (s, ^) ov,

to scatter like chaff.

,

:

,

or bands.

stone, stony.

a, ov,

$, $,

$, ,

flaxen, linen, Lat. Uncus.

cutting stone.

in stone

to

Lenaeum.

()

marshy, of or from the water-fowl stagnant. mere, opviOes poet. fern, of -rJTis. [], fem. -arts. Dor. for a large pool of standing water a lake, mere, esp. a marshy lake. 2. in Homer, the sea. 3. a basin or artificial reservoir for water. ov, , fem. Dor. -arts, living or growing in marshes. is, marsh-born. like a marsh, marshy. «$, dying of TJTOS, 0, , hunger. ov, 0, also , hunger, famine. a bringer of hunger. , fs, (os) like hunger, famished. Att. to be famished. ov,

\iv€OS, a, ov, contr. -oits,

-|5, , (\$, work -05, , {\$, *;) f.

starved, famished. a quarter of Athens near the

Acropolis, in which stood the

) , , ,, ) , -, , , ,) )-, -5,

made

a gathering-place, re-

3.

, (\$) hungry,

,

at,

pivos) with stony skin.

stone

blocks, stones

.

ceptacle.

polishing stone

6,

=

—

;

:

XivoCs,

f.

ovv, contr. for

77,

ov,

),

linen-wasting.

an old word used by

and

to lay nets.

XtV

an Adv. unctuously, richly.

Homer

in the phrases

probably used

(Cf. AtVos.)

[t]

as

, , -,/,

(, —

f.

\(> —

)

Xiiros) to oil, anoint

me-

:

—

4.

:

:

:

415

, (€, )

Xiiro-TTVoos, ov, contr. -irvous,

, , -, {, ) €$ -, -, ) -, -, , €, -, )) , {) ) -, , )^) , . -5, (, -, $) -, -, ^ 5 $, ( ,, , , -, , . ,) . , , ). , , -, . , .) . , ( ( , , , ) ^ -8, , {). -, '/ , -, , {) , . , , , -, . , taph. to

make fat, enrich:

Med.

to anoint oneself.

,, {Kiirapos,

fillet or tiara.

with bright

hold out, persevere ; c. II. to beg or pray be importunate, ask pertinaciously : c.inf., to persist,

f.

scant of breath, breathless, dead. grease, whether animal, as fat, lard, tallow ; or vegetable, as oil : metaph.,

02, ,

a clot of blood.

earnestly, to

From thou art earnest to obtain. €S, persisting or persevering in a thing, II. earnest in praying, imearnest, pertinacious. portunate, one muit be imverb. Adj. of

1~ A"PH'2,

portunate, beg hard.

, \6-%,

ov,

'•-«5, (€,

bright-throned.

with

,

f.

i.

e.

oil

Xinos)

or

oily,

later /a/, greasy.

:

skin, shining, sleek, in

good

:

ovv, and -xpcos, Xiiropo-xpoos, ov, contr. ciJTOs, o, with sleek, shining {kmapos, body or skin. Adv. of Xiirapus, sleekly, comfortably. earnestly, importunately. Adv. of AI'IIA'S, aos, TO,=\iTros,fat, oil. []

,

{,

deserted by light, blind.

and

(Atjras, Xiiros) to be fat

sleek.

of

Xiire, Xiirev, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2

aor. 2 part, of

and

6, fern.

-5,

without dowry, destitute.

'/)

borses, without the tooth which

unknown ov,

marks

'/) age

their

:

of hence

$, , '520 to beg, :

-

aor. 2 part,

of

opos,

,,

(€,

mother, orphan.

Dor. also Xt-iro-vas,

)

6,

,

-, ,

,

sailors.

-,

Xiiro-TTOTpis,

=

6,

{-,

\5.

5,

6,

to betray.

forsaker

opos, 6, of one's father.

:

to

,,

a smooth, bare

05, , ,

$)

(Affos,

nom.

5

,

:

Dep.

c. ace.

pray one not

smooth ;

to be

,

as

cf.

cliff;

dig, hoe

to

dig round a plant.

moved by prayer.

to

;

From

smooth'

a tool for levelling

, € (€, ,, , , . Homer, smooth, plain

in

{) \\•€.€, AA

to pray, entreat

:— -,

clothes ; v. sub AiS :

11.

supplicate.

aor. 1 subj.of Airareua». Ep. for the augm. tenses are used in Ep. aor. i lAAimetri grat., impf. to pray, entreat, beseech, conjure, : f.

with

leaving the

{) — , — {) -5, , :

supplicate.

XiTcivos,

)

,

{\iv(iv, irarpis) causing to

,

(€,

forget one's cotmtry.

inf.

pray, intreat, beseech, either absol., or

,

without a

((, vavs)

$)

later

ing, a shovel, spade, hoe.

leaving the ship, deserting the fleet. XiTTO-vaTJTqs,

—

Ep.

I

c. inf.,

maimed.

Dor. for

aor.

opt.

f.

wanting a limb,

(.

$, $.—

.5, 5,

age.

{XiitHv, yviov)

eager

,

the adulteress.

{Xitthv,

(formed

gen. to be eager

{$,

—

(•(,

leaving a wife or

:

ov, gen. ovos,

generally, of

lack

Ep. apocopate form for smooth; a bare, smooth rock. aor. i imperat. oi [t] 2 sing. fut. of [] smooth, polished. ;;, ov, Ep. aor. I imperat. of smooth pecul. fem. of Subst., a smooth bare cliff"; cf. 3 sing. Ion. impf. of

pers.

ov, {Xivciv,

husband, adulterous

to

dat. plur.

:

iSos,

:

c.

a lion

Ep. for

aor. 2

Xtirciv, aor. 2 inf. of

,

, ,($, '^.

Xis, 6, ace.

Xis,

rich.

is,

U.

to die.

spirit.

me-

of things, IV. of so'u, fat, III.

arnple.

:

:

scant of hair, bald. to be lifeless

Dep. w^ith pf. pass, from prefix At-): to be eager: shining, for, long for : in pf. part., II. of the for battle.

Lat. nitidus

case,

taph. sleek, comfortable, easy. bright, brilliant, costly

swoon

senseless, to faint,

tcl^is)

Ep. part, of

,

,

{\(, {\(,

€s,

(^,

6,

), and a leaving one's post, desertion.

with

(Kivapus,

ov,

anointed with

, (,

and

desertion of the army.

bright head-band or fillet.

shining locks.

ariavos) falling from

ov,

the wreath.

perseverance, importunity. bright-girdled.

ov,

flesh,

7neagre.

(05,

ov, (Xiirapos,

wanting

is,

dat. to persist in a thing.

77,

ov,

f.

a deserter,

praying, suppliant

:

as Subst.,

prayers.

ov,

From run, hurry. apyos) running quick. of

to haste?t,

{-,

aor. 2 inf.

—

:

:

:

^—

416

, () ,

, {) .,

prayer, entreaty, supplicaPrayers, personified as goddesses,

17,

tion.

in

II.

502,

q.

11.

sq.

aor. 2 opt. of

, {€$) ,

05, ,

, XiTos,

,

,

as,

, ,

pray. smooth, plain, Lat. simplex. praying, supplicatory. Lat. libra, a pound: as a weight, = 12

.

Hence

ounces.

XtTpatos, a, ov, worth a

learned, esp. learned in history : as Subst., 6yos, 6, a writer of annals, chronicler, prose-writer, as opp. to II. eloquent.

$. 08,

() )5, , ()

tion.

, Dor. whom was named

Midas, from

\, '.$. , Roman 05, (€)

Lityerses, a son of

,

, -, ,

puter.

a song sung

, ,

€. , , {) ,, {) 6v,

5$), ,

(sub.

,

7}vos,

licking:

, , €, ,

,

nice in eating, daitiiy.

dainty, lickerish, greedy.

ov,

€

.

libation, drink-offering.

, , , €, ) , , ^, ^ \6', for

see

05, , , {)

ear

—

;

the lobe or

()

the lobe of the liver.

2.

lower pari of the a pool.

picking out, esp. of stones picked out for building, without being squared, [a] aZos, and 17, ('^) gathered: picked, chosen, esp. of soldiers.

Adv.

to be fond of talking. (070«) a speaking-place : in the

(0705, TO,

theatre the front of the stage occupied

Att.

by the speakers

or actors, Lat. pulpitum.

a collection for the poor. TO, Dim. of 6yos, a little fable, [t] aor, i med. f. Att.

pass.

Xeipos

and upon doing. sider as so

to calculate off

,

so.

and

:

c.

hand.

II. to

count or reckon reason : also, to conIII. the pres., and the are also used

^,

or calculated. to speech or speak-

() ),

II.

8,

,

65,

,

Uj

ov,

()

*.

skilled in

words

as

:

II.

a

,

I.

strive

) )

a prater. about words.

about words.

warring about words.

make words, Hence to

invent sto-

invention of stories, tale-telling.

(0708,

,

word-making

—

as

a writer of prose, a chronicler, annalist, prose-writer. 2. a writer of fables. II. at Athens, one who wrote speeches for others to deliver. 2. an inventor of stories, tale-teller, news-

monger.

5, , (^)

1, the word by which the inthought is expressed : also II. the inward thought or reason itself. I. Lat. oratio, vox, that which is said or spoken : I. a word, in pi. words, language ; ws in a word: dvciv in Att., talk, pretence; in pretence, opp. to ''^ in reality. Tip 2. a saying, expression : an oracle, maxim, proverb. 3.

ward

—

'^

yovs

(^

to have

a conference or interview. 4. a speaking or talking about a thing a^ios worth talking mention : a report, rumour ; of, worth ;

—

or

a

;

belonging to the reason, rational. 2. Logic. (sub. fitfor reasoning: hence ov, also os, ov, worth mention, remarkable, considerable. TO, a declaration, oracle : neut. of ing.

to

Subst.,

Dep.

:

ace. to count or con-

('^, computed , , {^) belonging pf.

in pass, sense, to be

-

2. c. inf. to

3. to calculate,

clude by reasoning, infer. I

pf.

:

take into account, consider

aor.

-^ :

count, reckon, calculate, compute

to

:

, {-^,

conversation, discussion; els

, ('/)

()'/

ov,

-, , ^$,

2.

theSW.wind, Lzt. A/ricus. any liquid

ace.

poured forth, a drop,

From

writing prose

a chronicler, annalist.

ries, fabricate reports.

metaph. curious, eager.

, gtn.Xs, , gen.

(, ,

, war -5,/, {'$, {'08)

daintiiiess, greediness. ov,

ov,

Hence play with the

to lick, to

-8, {$, ) , {() , , !,{() , {) ,

, prose-writing, opp. to poetry.

writifig speeches, esp. for others to deliver.

Subst.,

to lick.

Dep. of snakes.

tongue, esp.

as

skilled in calculat-

skilled in reasoning or arguing.

II.

Subst.,

the fore-finger.

f.

a calculator, com:

) -€5,('/) )

sub

V.

II. in pi.

ing.

by reap-

lituus or augur's rod.

the

auditors

at Athens, a board of ten, to whom magistrates going out of office submitted their accounts.

cf.

;

computa: a

reckoning,

consideration, reasoning, reflexion

<05, , , {^)

-,

,

,

II.

conclusion.

TO, Att. for virpov.

AiTOipcnrjs,

ers

to

[], rarer pres. for

Xoyos,

€€,

tale, story,

so the story goes, Lat. famafert.

opp. both to mere fable

regular history

():

($)

. fictitious

5.

and to

story, fable,

such as those of Aesop. b. a story, narrative, mostly in pi., history, chronicles : in sing, one part of

^,

$,

the narrative.

6. prose-writing, prose, opp. to a book. b. at Athens, speeches : a speech; the power of speaking, oratory, eloquetice. 7• the right or privilege of speaking, Lat. copia dicendi, Tivi to give one the right of speaking, i. e. a hearing. the thifig spoken of, 8. like

'

the subject

of the

*.

,

^ ^

II. Lat. ratio, thought, reason ; agreeable to reason : refiexion, deliberation : to allow himself reflexion, i. e. to think over a thing. 2. account, consideration, esteem

— —

^(

regard ; XSyov count; koyov Tivds son

opp. to Iv

;

one of no account; ev the light of a man. account or reckoning

make one

to

make

of acaccount of a per-

$ ( to

make

to regard in

reckoning: the

3. calculation,

Koyov

:

to

Koyw

an ac-

to give

5. a 4. relation, proportion, analogy. reasonable ground, a condition, esp. in the phrase (irl or tois koyois upon condition ; 6 Xoyos alpei it stands to reason that. Lat. ratio evincit.

:

/.

opp. Euboea

, , 5, -, -5,

0'02,

N. T., comprising both senses of in

III.

LOGOS

the

or

Epicnemidian, on the Maliac Gulf; South of Italy. epith. of Apollo, from Xiyeiv, Xoyos,

the

;

the Epizephyrian, in the

,, '2, , ,,, ($,

-, Ao^ias,

)

as being the Interpreter of Zeus.

Lat.

(

to look askance at one,

)

spectare;

litnis oculis

down

walking sideways.

sla?iting, crosswise, Lat. obliquus

or

count.

»

417

the head, Lat. stare capite obstipo. iScs, fem. Adj.

|-5,

{$,

, --, , .(, )

running. Ep. 3

,, , ) ., . , ) , , . . . . . . -, . , . . , , €, , , -, (, ) , .

WORD,

,a

lutn

Word and Reason.

spear-head, javelin-head, Lat. spicu-

IL a IIL a

in pi. the point with its barbs.

:

LANCE,

spear, javelin, Lat. lancea.

-5,

() armed with a {y, Dim.

troop of spearmen. €s,

of

TO,

ov,

05,

spear.

{\y) of

with a spear.

spears.

spear-bearing

ov,

.

Dor. ace.

€,

pi.

XoTTos,

or Xoiros,

,

€€,

(,

oldest

, '2, €,: lov,

,

, ,

Pass.,

f.

aor. I

(^$) — :

:

the gods, to blaspheme:

to

—

( ( :

— Med.

()

ov, railing, abusive.

AOIMO'2, XolttOs,

17,

(, 5, , reliquus

,

and

;

), $; for

(sub.

the rest of

all the rest, Lat. henceforward; ol the remainder, Lat. quod snperest;

the rest, residue, Lat. cetera.

Ep. for XoiaOios, the prize/or the last in the race. , ov or 0$, ov, = XoioOos. ov,

AoKpU,

€, , {, ) . -8, (, ) )-5, 6-, (, €6,

a bath, bathwater for bathing; ev

ing-place.

, ,

while bathing.

-

IIL libations.

,), ,

7^) Locris. From AoKpoC, oi, the Locrians

AOT'fl,

Ep. Ep. 3

(sub.

.

pi.

the

f.

:

Pass.,

I

inf.

aor.

and

€(5. —

and old

pi.

Att., pi. impf.

^,

the body:

:

impf.

;

Med. and

—

pf.

come the

0€,

(contr.

med.

pres.

I

part.

Ep. 3 sing, and

:

i

aor. I

3 sing. aor. i ind, and Several forms also

come from

wash

aor.

:

— Med., — — From the uncontr. form

Pass, to

from

;

impf. kXouTo,

To wash, esp. to wash oneself, bathe;

'ClKtavoio (of a star just risen)

gen.,

,

,

freiih bathed in

Opuntian Locrians

Dor.

fut.

part.

(),

as Subst.

preparing it. a bathing-room, bath.

into the bath,

,

:

f.

sick, ill

:

Hom.

Ep. impf. Xoeov, aor. oas: Med., fut.

c.

a cloak. fem. Adj. Locrian.

ov,

, ()

inf.

all.

ov,

pouring water

Ion.

ov, (Xonrus) left behind, last: Sup.

TaTos, last of (not

slain in the

ov,

bath.

« , .,: \, , ( , , - $. ,

a plague, pestilence, Lat. pestis. remaining, surviving, Lat.

(€)

;

the time, ceteri

ov,

ov,

Pass, of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I rned. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of contr. inf. pass, of Dor. fut. of Desiderat. of to wish to bathe. TO, water that has been used in

Ep.

but the med. and pass, forms are commonly used in same sense as Act. Hence ov, 6, a railing at, abusing. railing, abuse, reproach.

,

husk,

shell,

bringing water and eXot- for bathing or washing, esp. at a marriage; rail at, abuse, revile: against (popos the marriage- ceremony. From to pour water into the bath. Med. to rail at one another;

aor. i

:

a

a bath.

(Xoiyos) pestilent, deadly. , ruin, mischief, death : plague.

f.

, , ()

platter.

()

-.

fut. med. of form of

Ep. form of a pouring: a drink-offering, liba-

tion, Lat. libatio.

aflat dish, plate

».

Ep. for Xovaas,

Ep. for

,

= Xcrrls.

Ep. for

and med. of

part. act.

dish, plat-

Att. for

of

6€5, €-8, , () I

little

dish•

bark, peel.

3 sing. Ep. impf. of

vos, aor.

ot

7],

.•

lance-beaded.

6v,

Dim.

'2, 5,

as Subst., Xoyxo(p6pos, 0, 17,

impf. of

pi.

[]

Xoiris,

making , (Xy, {y, spearman, pikeman. a (;)

oblique-

,

snatcher.

ter,

\y.

hang

to

of a

Ocean.

II. to

wash off or away.

{Xo
2. to

crest.

TO, {X6(pos)

a crest-case: any

case.

be

—

418

-,

Ion.

(^)

17»

mane

the

of horses, the bristly back of boars the mane served for a

of animals, esp.

5, () -, , ($, ) $, , of a

II.

,

Subst.,

,

making

crests

:

as

a crest-tnaker.

the back of the neck, the neck, esp,

€€

:

:

ij,

()

the

wearing a

crest

itself.

-€8,

ov,

,

,

Dor. and Att. for

:

es,

the crest

^$,

,

(, a

dSos) overgrown with copse-

to

iyoa)

€ $

-

apiarrjas to pick out the best

Kp'ivuv

men

for an ambuscade. 3. any armed band, a company, commonly reckoned at 100 men: among the Spartans a was the fourth or ^fth part of a (q. v.): generally, any body or company II. a lying in : child-birth, like of people.

—

.€8, .;.,

Ep. pres. part, and 3

—

\6, =

from

Dor. and Att. for or company. Hence Dor. and Att. for

lead a

.

office

of Xoxayas.

-05,

ov,

come

several Ion.

,

to

dissolution

,

the ratik or

the leader of a

Dor. and Att. for the captain of a com-

and

:

aor.

I

part. pi.

wait, lay wait for,

absol. to lie in wait or

ace. pers.

c.

ambush.

II.

with an afnbush.

€ ), 5, , , (()

child-birth.

II.

a

II. of orfor child-birth. a birth-place. an ambush. ,= that which is born, a child. II. child-birth : metaph., the bursting of the bud. f. to bring forth, bear. 2. to attend in child-birth, bring to the birth. II. Pass, to travail, bear children. 2. to be brought forth, born. 3. generally, to lie imbedded.

ov,

,

, (5 -, -, , ,, . , ,, ,

\8 (-

)

Ion. for

\oxay-.

fern,

of

6$, name

, $, ,

to

arrange men

oneself, to writhe.

, , •5,

,

|6,

taph. the

to waylay, lie in wait or place in ambush. II. in companies, draw up in order of 2. to

,

2. to

{yos)

ov,

Dor. ov,

fut. inf.

,

:

(yos)•.

throw in wrestling.

of

, '05,

—

-

to bend, twist, to

II. Pass, to bend or twist be thrown or mastered.

of willow or withy, Lat.

vy.

(vy) a bending, twisting:

winding and twisting of

605,

me-

a sophist.

(y, ) lynx-like.

a, ov,

vys, ,

a lynx. a hiccough or hiccup. , any pliant twig or rod, a willow twig, II. a willow-like tree, a withy, xuith, Lat. vimen. Lat. vitex agnus castus. []

'7705,

,

()

-€5, () ,=vy. , '2, (' , , ,, c's,

vyp

garments

($)

f.

eya:

,

of Diana, as the

goddess of child-birth. lay wait for.

){.

f.

aor. I inf. of

,

with sobs.

and

vietus.

child.

(sub.

605,

:

from care,

cp. Lat. Liber.

vy^

pi.

III. c. ace. loci,

6, () 68,,, ()

to beset

3

():— :

;

ov, of white marwhite as marble, dazzling white. From , a dazzling white stone, white marble. 17, shadow, darkness, gloom, [] Dor. f. Pass., aor. i pass.

2.

=

lie in

Lyaeus

, ov,

ble.

faction, riot, sedition.

:

the looser or deliverer

epith. of Bacchus,

pany, Lat. centurio.

Ep. pres. to waylay,

and old Att.

v.

;

Adv.

(6$,

o,

f.

it

-, (-) , ()() ^, () ) €5, 5, forms

q. v.

pi. ind.

of

, . , 02, . , , - -:( yv ,, ,

XoXayos,

2.

thicket, coppice.

ambush, for ambuscade. From 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; cJaai to place an ambuscade;

5, , {(y

metaph., of draught-cattle to have the neck under the yoke. II. a ridge of ground, the brow of a hill, hzt. jugum, dorsum: a hill. III. the crest of a helmet, Lat. crista, commonly of horse-hair. 2. a tuft of hair on the crown the crest or tuft on the head of birds, Lat. crista, a cock's comb.

, , $ , ^,

-,

wood, bushy. Adv.

a dweller on the hills. a torch 0/ vine-bark.

,

0'02,

crest.

hill.

(\5)

,

ov,

XovCs, iSos,

a

hill,

dwelling in the coppice.

ov, also a, ov,

as Subst.,

;

the ridge

.$,,

:

(yo$,

, mournfid,

baneful drugs

made ofwiths.

sad, gloomy, dismal

;

vyp

sorry

and neut. pi. alone, vyp, bane, misery, II. of men, baneful, mischievous. 2.

;

ruin.

sorry, weak, cowardly.

Adv. sadly,

Hence

sorely.

,

Lydia, the kingdom of Croesus in Asia Minor, afterwards a Persian satrapy. one of (Au5os) to imitate the Lydians. f. [], ov, , fern, -ins, i8os, the same company, a fellow-soldier, comrade. a , ov, (AvSos) Lydian; , ov, haunting the woods. From stone used to test gold, like a thicket, lair of wild beasts Adv. in the Lydian tongue or generally, copse-wood, a coppice. Hence fashion. battle.

a,

,

, = ($, of (8)

for

()

child-birth.

:

, ,

() .

5,

—

-,

:

AvboTraOris

(,

(s,

a

naueiv) luxjirious as

Lydian.

05,

',

,

, ,, ,,

aor. I part. neut. pass.

,

aor.

I

pass. inf. of

,

or Xt»0pos,

{, ($)

(pws) twilight, both ot gloaming, Lat. diluculum. (Xvkos) to tear like a wolf: Pass, to

{.

the

—

IL be torn by wolves.

defilement, esp. of

(Akin to

) \($ . (s,

, , ,,,

{\,

,

ojtos,

morning and evening,

, ( ( \€

filth or dirt removed by washing also the dirty water, washings, offscourings. II.

filth,

blood: gore, impure blood.

II.

.

.

41§

of hard-mouthed horses, Lat. lupi, lupata, from their resemblance to the jagged teeth of a wolf. bits

\-,

a Lydian. to have the hiccough or hiccup. sob, Lat. singultire : to whine, whimper. Aeol, and Ep. 3 pi. aor. i pass, of ov, o, f.

—€.

.)

with

like ^ore, defiled

moral defilement, disgrace, infamy. doned man. (From Lat. luo.)

III.

\,

f.

an aban-

— {) €\, :

aor.

i

:

also

, , ,, 5, , . . , ) , , . €8, . , , ' ,

gore.

-$,

, 5,

the

suns

the year,

avTos,

,

,

II.

{\vkos) a she-wolf,

. Mount Lycaeus

pass,

pf

but 3 sing. the path of light, Dep. to treat with indignity as Adj. making up or contumely, outrage : to maltreat, maim, miitilate, spoil, destroy : also, to persecute. 11. the pres.

(*\,

course, the year.

aor.

I

:

:

[]

:

—

with aor.

:

and

I

pf. pass,

are sometimes

in Arcadia.

used in pass, sense, to be maltreated, destroyed. Hence ov, Lycaean, Arcadian, epith. of Jurjpos, , a spoiler, destroyer : and II. as Subst., piter. , or a, ov, injurious, destructive : c. gen., 2. (sub. a mountain in Arcadia. ruining another.

, ,

,

the festival

of Lycaean Jupiter:

—

(),

also the

Roman

Lupercalia.

/-,

Adv. in

5, ^,

,=

ov,

,=

{)[]

Lycaonian language. destroyer, spoiler. wvos, , is, of or at the gray twi[], , outrage by word or deed, an affront^ early dawn. light : as Subst., XvKavyis, disgrace : generally, maltreatment, maiming, mutilaovos, , a Lycaonian, inhabitant of Lyca- tion, destruction for the sake of insult. km onia, in the South of Asia Minor. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Att. contr. (sub. aor. I part, of , a wolfs-skin: a helmet of it, of. 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of AvKCiov, TO, the Lyceum, a gymnasium with covered f. to give pain to, to pain, diswalks in the Eastern suburb of Athens, named after tress, grieve, annoy : of light troops, to harass, anthe neighbouring temple of Apollo Avmios. to be sad, to be noy : Pass., with f. med. the

(*\,

,

.

;

(,

),

, {)

'€, —

\vK€ios, a, ov, {KvKos) epith. of Apollo, of doubtful grieved. from Xvkos, wolf-slaying like i

meaning, either, XvKOKTovos AvKTfyfVTjs

, ',

;

,

.

2.

;

or,

from 3.

the

Lycian god,

like

(light), the

god

*\

.

from

, , ., , -«8 -,

of day.

,

Att. contr. for

, , . 05,

,

.

pain, either of body or mind, Lat. [], dolor: grief, distress, stffering, sad plight.

, )

, {i) '. , , {i)

Dor.

inf.

of

pain, distress.

painful, Lat. molestus.

\- '•€,

an obsol. Root, whence come one must feel pain. verb. Adj. \(vkUs, Lat. luceo, lux, etc. wretched, distressed, >'08,
$,

' - -$, ) ,, , , {i,

{,

<^-«5,

,

{,

)-€5,

-,

killing wolves.

XCko-ktovos, oi',

-5, '02,

)

bold as a wolf. ($, (/ v)wolf-slaying

is,

OS,

:

of Apollo, the wolf-slayer. ov, , (Kvkos,

,

a wolf,

i.e. to

whom

a wolf:

be struck

—

(>)

proverb.,

dumb,

as

(

epith.

a

{)

05, , , {) . yi) iy) charmed -€5, , {, {, i) {, oi) making , (, {, ()

, -,

-, -,

.

delighting in the lyre. by the lyre.

is,

is,

a sounding the

-Troios,

a wolf-worrier. to see

was believed of those

wolf got the first look ; so in Virgil, Moerim lupi videre prions, II. in pi. spikes on the

at

(^.

{,

-, €, , XvpioBos,

,

3

contr. for

1•

. ).

adapted

«s,

lyrical.

,

{,

^•

^•

to

the

ending sadness.

of

2

lyre.

lyres. lyre,

. ,

:

\vLaos—

420

-, ,, {, , (, ) -5, , (, ) , , -5, ) -, {, ) , , -, $) , -5, , {, 5 8 -^&)

\vaL-yd,^os,

or

dissolving marriage.

loosing the

77»

zone: epith. of Diana, who lightened the pangs of travail.

ending

or

\\,-\p\.\i.^fOS,ov,

ending

strife,

\$) limb-relaxing.

is,

(^,

driving care away.

{Kvais) able to loose or relieve.

(\,

delivering from love.

trovos)

€ €, ,

freeing from toil. a loosing,

: {):

[C], gen. tcos Ion. los,

set'

ting free, esp. of a prisoner, release, ransoming: de2. liquidation /" debt. liverance; means or power of releasing or loosing.

($ (which

=

f.

( -, , me

profits

it

neut.

;

part,

{,

-.

-€5, -,

Adv.

fully, profitably.

(,

is,

^,

pres. part, of

, ,

))

opening the veins. settitig free the

{,

mind.

AT'SSA"

to be

raging-mad,

,

abas,

to rave.

raging, furious, to be raging-tnad, to rave. a fit of madness : in pi. to be

esp. in battle.

2.

,

ravings.

Dor. inf of

one that

is

,

€,

, {)

rjpos,

,

one must

loose.

or os,

,, , {),

, ()

contr. for

sing. Ep.

aor. 2

loosing, releasing:

, , {)

paid

price of redemption, mostly in

.;

pass, of

Ep. impf. pass, of

the price

pi.

-, -••5,

making lamps or

1s)

{vos,

57,

city

, , {5,

af lamps. dealer in

lamps or lanterns.

,

pi.

tern

f.

7,

. {vos, []

aor.

,

carry a lan-

carrying a lamp.

I

:

and pauUo-post

Pass., fut. :

to

Lacon. part.

:

fut.

[]

and a light, lamp; about the time for lamp-lighting,

at dusk.

e.

,

pf.

:

—

fut.

'. €. —(^ (, €, \]

aor. I

Ep. aor.

:

2 pass,

[iJ],

3

plqpf. pf. 3 pi. To loose: for [], 3 sing. Ep. opt. to unto loosen, unfasten, untie, slacken; to open the mouth; etc.: bend the brow; 2. of horses, Med. to loosen or undo for oneself. 3. generally, to loose, reto unyoke, unharness.

4. to release a captive on receipt Med. to reof ransom, to hold to ransom, release: II. to loosen, lease by payment, ransom, redeem. to loose the limbs, yvia, weaken, relax; knees, i. e. unnerve, enfeeble, and often in Homer, to

^ ^$

\.

2.

a ransom, an atone-

release on receipt of ran2. Med. to release by pay3. Pass, to be

—

€

III. to dissolve,

break up.

break down, lay low, demolish. undo, do away with: of disputes,

2. to

3. generally, to

to

put down: of

to break a calm. 5. to undo, atone, make up for, Lat. luere, rependere ; so IV. in Att., = 2. hence, to pay rates or taxes it boots not to profit, avail ; to

repeal,

annul;

, $€

4. to dismiss, assuage,

treaty.

$.

€€, (,

,

contr.

. : subj.

:

absol.

from

,

without

)

opt.

Ion.

aor. I

med.

-

to profit.

will,

wish or desire, a Doric

- - ( (: »,

( ;

I

( i,

; ,

Verb only used

^5,

and pf

som, to hold to ransom. ment of ransom, to ransom, redeem. ransomed.

)

, {$,

) -, '02, , $ {) €5. -, ) ',

defect.

but

ment.

f.

{$,

,

lanterns.

also

settler.

gen. delivering or setting free fi-om. [0], Ep. 3

raging-

one who looses, a deliverer,

U. an arbitrator,

505, , ,

5, )

.

laws,

raging-tnad.

(8) like madness:

verb. Adj. of

releaser.

c.

{)

,

fs,

mad, raving.

=

,

slay, kill.

rjpos, and , raging or raving-mad : a madman. is,

1. of

lease, set free.

raging-7?iad, raving.

Att.

ransomer, redeemer.

Att. for

.

,

rage, fury, esp. in war, martial rage: raging madness, raving, frenzy. Hence Att.

, -,

sing,

, ,{){) , () , ., , , -5, {, ) -5, {, ovos, 0,

,

Trepl

use-

2,

place to keep lamps in. a lamp-stand. Dim. of a small lamp. a lighting of lamps, illumination, a festival at Sais in Egypt in honour of Minerva, like the Chinese Feast of Lanterns.

profits, bene-

advantage. From i's, reKos) paying dues, indemnifying: profitable, advantageous: also, cheap. Comp. —earepos. Sup. profit, gain,

),

or

i.

;

not

a ransoming.

,, .. , ,

in

€(,€(

advantageous to: impers., : with a comp. force, reOvavai it is better to be dead than alive it

{) , {) , , , ,5, {),vos. {$) , {5) €$,

Redemptioti.

^^ , , found

is

Sophocles) to pay dues or tribute to: to be useful or

fits

;

irreg.

evil.

{\,

,

5,

—

in sing,

55, ;,

inf.

;

:

;

3

pi.

;

also part. dat.

Dor.

f.

(but aor.

in pass, sense)

:

Dep.

I

:

{): —

maltreat: to maim, muabsol. /o act outrageously

to treat despitefully, to insult, tilate: to

dishonour.

or despitefully.

pass, sense, mutilated.

2.

II. pf.

part,

in

::

:

—€€.

€, ,', , ()

. , ,

to mock, make a mock of. by word or deed, despiteful

f.

ill-usage

17,

.

aor,

of

inf.

I

take rest:

, , .

gen. to have rest, abate from.

c.

abate, of a disease or of wind.

treats despite-

fully, afoul slanderer: generally, a destroyer: mutilator, murderer. II. pass, a worthless wretch. 6,

grace

=

,

opt. oi

i

rest

.

from

sation.

((,

neut.

Att. contr. for

dis-

;

.

— remission,

,.

:

ces-

v.

OV0S,

'.

,

6,

syncop.

—

,

hem

oTos, TO, the

to

:

more desirable; better : Sup. There is also a second Comp.

,

baneful.

wish)

:

, ov, contr.

($,

ov.

or border of a robe.

. , , (, , , ,,{) -5 )

Ion. indecl., twelfth letter of the IVI, = 40,000. Gr. alphabet as numeral, =^o, but Changes of esp. in the dialects I. Aeol. and II. Aeol. Lacon. into as into

doubled,

Hence

, pi.

3

,

6$)

2.

to cover,

From

rob, plunder.

wrap

to steal clothes

f.

\'\,,,

:

up.

($,

one who slips into another's clothes or strips him of them, a clothes-stealer generally, a thief, robber, footpad. Xwiros, 0, = ov, Att. contr. from Sup. of

.

. , , , {) €,. ^, 5, ,

XojiW,

desirable, best.

7}iost

, ()

Ion. ace. neut. pi. o{

f.

,

pluck flowers

to

— Med. -

to cull flowers for oneself, choose the best.

,

ov, (Aorros)

of lotus. a flower: metaph. the flower,

,

choicest, best.

€,

,'2,},

(v,

($) overgrown

Ion. for

6, the lotus,

plants

I.

:

kind of clover or trefoil, on which the 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

horses fed.

II.

was honey-sweet,

€5

:

in size as large

as the

and in taste resembling the date. III. the Egyptian lotus, the lily of the Nile. IV. there was also a lotus-tree growing in Africa, distinguished by its hard, black wood, of which flutes were made hence Xorros is used poet, for a flute. olive,

,

-5, >-5,

Subst.,

ov,

ov,

)

(, ($, -^) oi,

growing

eating lotus

:

as

(>, -5,

Dor. for

-.

,

;

III.

IV.

Lat. ne.

, 65 $, ($ ^, out,

left

i.

the middle of a word, as

etc.

'^,

. , '^ ^, 6$,

, as,

before

at the beginning of

2. in

prefixed, as,

VI.

'/!

sometimes has

V. is

,

,

^.

apostr. for

a

very rarely for

II.

used

Particle

strong

in

'/,

added or

/io'yepos.

',

left

out

. and

protestation

-

oaths, either affirmative or negative ace. to the con-

yea

I. in affirmation; II. in negation; by this sceptre. III. Att. nay by Apollo. :

/ ' by Zeus

,

name of the

IV. in

!

deity sworn (sub.

,

yd

€,

yrj

—

,

cf.

:

,,.

the bridge

gen.

:

used absol.,

discourse, the

,

etc.

Aeol. and Dor. shortd. for

for

is

by was often suppressed, vaX V. is some-

). as,

;

yap

common

, , ^€, €5, (^) , ', no by Jove,

, ^

,

,

as

of the magadis. [a] From

irreg. dat.

:

ace.

-

harp with twenty strings. a piece ofjugglery : \. juggleries, motintebank's tricks : and , a juggler, mountebank. From :

the magadis, a

, ,

f.

hand :

,

to bewitch.

, ,

witching, a philtre,

= ^'^'^,

lotus.

the Lotus-eaters, a peaceful na-

tion on the coast of Cyrenai'ca.

Dor.

as,

times omitted after

with lotus;

/o/«s-plains.

name of several

,

, - ,$ ^

or

text

€5.

^.

for

Lat. Mars.

TOS,

hence trans, to

:

€$ €$, ($ ($.

a word, as la

skin, husk, shell.

(

, ,

often added or

" is

^

:

e. g.

becomes

Dim. a fringe, flounce. of Dor. verb to wish. a covering, mantle.

f.

,,

,

Alt. contr.

:

neut. 1.

5. ',—

outraged,

ill-treated,

act. insulting, abusive:

,=

epos,

the

()

3 sing. aor.

,

2. to

trans, to

II.

to his trade.

dishonoured.

a

to rest from toil,

f.

lighten, relieve, release.

who

one

gen. of

-€,

Ion.

fem. of

,

),, ()$.

Dor. for

€€, €,5, () . 5, , )$ ($ , 05, , () , €5, . , , , ', ( — treatment, outrage, contumely, indignity: mutilation, maiming. 2. of a person, a disgrace, opprobrium.

421

,

magic,

art.

cook-shop.

,

2. intr. to

to cheat by sleight

play

of

tricks.

any means for tricking or drug : a juggler's apparatus.

beII.

a hunting-net.

(^)

the religion of the

, (^^) II.

Magi.

2.

a place for cooking, a

Maced. a

pot, kettle.

—

:

, , $, ,. , , . . 5 , . — MA'KAP.

422

,€$, , (($)(/

-^ €$,

),

77,

(sub.

,

cook or cookery :

Hence

cookery.

Desiderat. of

05, , , ()

a disciple.

Adv. in a cook-like way, artistically. also a butcher. (From because the baking of bread was originally the

.€5, , a cook:

, €,^^ , "'.,

chief business of the cook.)

, (^^)

charms,

a piece of magic art

, (\

(Mayos)

f.

to be

charm.

Thessaly

in

net, also called

MAT02,

\$

also

:

II.

,

mag-

the

a Magus, Magian, one of a MeII. one of the wise men or seers in dian tribe. III. any enPersia who interpreted dreams. chanter, wizard : magician : in bad sense a juggler, ov,

,

, -, $,

quack, [a]

Magi,

(Mayas,

a Persian festival.

,

Comp.

ov,

()

more magical.

905, , ,

)

',

esh,accid,

to be

be learnt.

Ion. for

$.

,

, $, ,$, ( $5, () good mother, dame.

of

III.

,

mes

Maia, daughter of

its

Maias, abos, . , Maeander,

also

:

a nurse,

II.

a midwife.

mother of Her-

Atlas,

a river in Caria noted for

windings.

midwife

:

Dep.

f.

a

in) to serve as

trans, to hatch.

,

the fifth Attic

month, an-

November and beginning

swering to the end of

December, so called from the

festival

of of Zeus Mat-

it.

, , , : ): ,

ov,

epith. of Jupiter, the

whose honour the Maemacteria Athens in the first winter month, as

boisterous, stormy, in

, , , . , , (, {05)

and

poet,

may

a female pupil. aor. 2 part, of

foster-mother, mother.

yos,

were kept at being the god of storms,

= /iat/iaw,

loose: of

the head, bald. f.

,

[],

held in

the slaughter

Adj. formed from

of

learnt, that

fem. of Dor. fem. of [], Ep. aor. 2 of

77,

\i9os M.ayvTiTis,

II.

to wish to become a disciple or pupil.

,

,, or a magi-

a Magnesian, a

fern.

dweller in

fern. 'M.ayvrjTis.

Magus

to sing incantations.

trans, to enchant, bewitch,

$, ,

a

in pi.

:

be

II. to

aor. 2 part, of

spells.

cian;

the

—

moist or wet, to melt

away : of hair, to fall off, Lat. defluere hence :

to be bald.

f.

etc.

Ep. 3 pi. Ep. aor. I

from

to

:

part,

(redupl. of

as

be very eager, to pant

$. $, $, , () quiver with eagerness

Dor. for

,,-:-

to burst forth.

or

gen. to be eager for.

, , , () , , ( , , !. ^ . , , . €, , , €5 ^ , 5, . . =, . , , 5, , , , , : €,

*M

'2, , ,

etc., == Root of knead) barley-bread, a barleycake, opp. to apTos, wheaten bread having baked him a cake, with a pun on Dim. of a barley-scone. a wooden trencher for , serving barley-cakes on : generally, a large platter or

the

,

to

, (, )

2|, . {[-$,

;

.

charger, Lat. mazonomus. MAZO'5, ov, , one of the breasts the whole breast or chest), mostly of

of men.

€,

from

differs

2.

fut.

,

—

in pi.,

mathematics mathematics :

II. be-

information.

,

learnt.

trans, to

cipulus

:

neut.

, make a

power of learning.

Adj.

of to one must learn.

a pupil or scholar. a disciple of one, instruct. From ov, , a learner, pupil, Lat. f.

to be

(^)

disciple.

5,

ov,

=

and

:

pf.

also (in pass, form)

med.

aor. 2 pass,

(*)

:

to rage, to be furious,

:

:

—

—

1

act.

MAI'OMAI,

fut.

,

be

(,

make mad, madden. [], Dep. to endeavour, compass: cf. Oep. =

(-)

to

the Sparkler, i.e. the dog-star.

(i.e. Scythhn) fashion. fem. or blessed, happy, properly of the gods, opp. to mortal

Adv. in Maeotic

dis-

:

part,

war: also to rave with anger: to be mad with wine, be madly drunk, and of Bacchic frenzy, Aiovvaos the frenzied Dionysus metaph. of things, to rage, riot to be driven Att. phrase, n\eiv t7iad by the god II. more than madness, i. e. utter distraction.

strive: to seek, seek to

II.

with

in

f.

verb.

a sprat.

fem.

sense

of

ov,

II.

or

Dim. of

17,

,

fut.

Causal in aor.

the act of learning, acquiring

2. desire

fut.

,

[],

ov,

:

:

a mathematician.

(()

$ 05, ,

v(is, inf.

,

(),

,

17,

ring.

pres.

learnt, a

is

Hence fond of learning.

to the sciences, esp. to

(sub.

:

II. act.

also

of

which

that

learning, knowledge

mathematics.

longing

being

women, but

only in dialect.

Dor. for

mad, raving, fran-

mad woman

: a Bacchanal, a causing madness. maena, a small sea-fish, like our her-

Maenad.

aor. I

$, , (()

a

as Subst.

raving, frenzied.

aor. 2 inf. of

lesson.

2.

tic.

c.

:

—

MA'KA'P [], apos, :

men

:

gods,

absol.

(5,

the

blessed

. of men, supremely

ones,

i.

e.

the

blest, fortunate

—

:

—'. but also, prosperous, ivealihy. esp. called

€5,

the dead were

III.

beyond the

the blessed, as being

the islands of the blest, reach of pain: (placed by the later Greeks in the ocean at the ex-raros. treme West). Comp. and Sup.,

($, ^, . , ()

-,

423

Ep. dat.

,

pi.

happiness,

Sdp, :

Att.

fut.

-, ) -, -, . , () ov,

long duratio7t.

—

in

to call or esteem

or os, ov, collat. form of

—

, ,,

6,

one of the upper -raros. a pronouncing or forbearing

absol. enviable.

:

,

[t], ov,

bliss,

i.

e.

one dead

like

Adv.

, one

pronounced

aaprs. 3€, , ,6,,($) (€)

in a state

long-breathed

,

and

ov,

on the Mace-

-, , ,

a Macedonian.

from

$,

,

(,

,

poet, also

indcelhtvi,

speak at length

Hence

'^) (,-, , (, )

speaking at length.

)

long-lived, lasting long.

long, whether of Space oi Spa.ce, long, far-stretching. 2.

zho

>,. far, far distant deep. succours from a distance: (m

sible.

)

;

far,

,

apraov as far as

4. dat.

much;

of Time, long (sc.

to

long on a subject.

(,

I.

:

long-suffering,

patiently.

ov, contr.

:

:

Adv.

for a long way ;

as far,

pick-axe with one point, a slaughter-house,

Lat.

Time

tall, lofty

, $ , . , . $, ,, , ,

or

Macedonian.

From

ovos,

{.-,)

Hence

a speakirig at length.

ov,

,,

to be

to be long-suffer-

riva to be forbearing

, (^)

ace. rei, to speak

of

speak Macedonian.

or, to

:

c.

taper.

tall,

f,

donian side

ov,

patient.

:

far-running.

afar.

long-suffering.

17,

=

17»

(

,

-ruis.

$.

fern,

:

or

from

f.

f.

deemed

very old,

ov,

;

esteeming happy, a blessing.

happy by others

gen.

or long-suffering towards one.

($, in Att.

long-lived, of

advanced age.

ing, patient

a, ov,

long-lived: ot

an Ethiopian people south of Egypt.

Adv.

to bless.

happy, fortunate : classes : Comp, and Sup. blessed,

. the

bliss.

, ()

abode of the blessed.

happy

of

(, ) (, , , (, ") (, () ()

ov,

, , , -, , , () , () , , -, , -, , , , , ( , , ), , —

:

.

is

often used, like

pos-

irpu/roi by far the first.

long-lasting, enduring

:

a long time;

after

/

by II.

;

for a long

, ,^ . ^^ ,,),, , ,, ,(, ) , -, , (), , . -, ) (, -, , (, ) -, (, ^) €$ , $,, -, (, ) -,()()(, ) , -, . . ) ^, . . ,. -, ^)

shambles, market.

rjpos, 0,

(.$)

used as Adj.,

-

Kearrjp a long, tedious tale.

ovos, 6, poet, for

($)

Dor. for

= iyros,

[a], to be stupid

KodKws, dreaming, mooning. Dor. for

.

=

:

length

ace.

:

, the long

Kaarrjs drew upon his tablet in

opp. to the short line

as

Irreg.

:

from

IV, the neut.

:

—

shout aloud.

of persons, long-lived ;

the immortals.

ace. fern, of

Ion.

Adv. at a distance, afar

off,

,=

long drawn

farther, to a greater distance.

length

:

also long,

-,

17^0»,

Hence

Dor. prolixity, prosing. days.

17,

-,

(%,

)

,

to

far-

q, v.

=

,,

with

ov,

,

a

te-

dio7is prater.

of Time, af

, ,

necked.

great length.

($, ($,

make

long throat or gullet.

ov,

,

,

to live long.

(vos,

f.

2. also

(-

out.

vyyoi,

direiv to speak at great

;

to

length.

Comp. of

used as

far: Comp.

used as

so also neut. sing.,

lasting long

01

is

, ,

stretched,

-

Sup. Sup.

;

;

ov,

,,

pi.

taking long strides loudly bellowing

lotig prayers

;

;

Adv.,

token of acquittal.

length, tediously

apr(po

roso.o,{omed from

-

which the token of condemnawhich was in line

Comp. Comp.

III. regul.

Kporaroi

at great

long, tedious;

2.

length.

pf. part,

afar.

(sub.

tion,

Sup. of

greatest.

f.

Adv.,

irreg.

time.

long-enduring. a kneading-trough towel, napkin.

Dor. for

long-

old poet, aor, 2 part, of

to speak at

long-windedness,

'",

quite:

of long

'

through

very, very much, exceedingly, strengthening the word with which it right well; very many; right quite directly

Adv.

'(

l.

stands;

the season

Dor. for

[],

;

;

ov

by no means, on no account.

2.

—<,, , ', 5, . € , ^ ,$, , , (. , , . —

.

424

strengthening a whole sentence in very truth

.

with a

so,

;

.

5

;

.

irep

part.,

now

€$ ,

II. Comp. though desiring never so mjich. \ov, more, more strongly : also rather, Lat. pois 1. too much, far too much. 3. tius. sometimes joined to another Comp. etc. more easier 4. (where seems redundant), is often followed by

($ $

;

;

;

as,

negat. i.

is

ttuvtos

5.

by all means.

e.

strongly (sc.

),

especially

all,

much

Lat. impritnis, as

kv rois

;

as any

-

ks

;

& , , ,

^-, , ($) () , () ,,

,

($,

,—

poet, for

or -ea, verb. Adj. of one 7nust be remiss.

,=

ij,

II. soft,

soft.

(with

gentle,

mild:

inserted),

bad sense,

in

Adv.

Pass.,

softly

,=

f.

nymph who

gently, mildly.

:

soothe:

to soften,

,. , ()

iSos,

unnerved by

to be

$,(). (, =

hair, a lock of hair,

Dor. for

, , (,

Adv., Sup. of

v.

:

crasis for

nay :

lii.

bound with wool.

.

v.

,

lock of wool, the vjool of sheep, of men, a lock or braid of hair.

:

v.

. -)5, , ,, ,, -5, ,, , ,, ,

men,

softness, tenderness : of

to be soft or tender.

Att.

— $, , , gentle of mood. ,, :

''', a

soft,

f.

(-

pass,

weak or

effemi-

be softened or appeased.

2. to

{$,[]'^)

a darling.

gen. ovos,

and

ener-

soft,

kaav,

be soft or tender,

to

nate.

make

to

and Med. aor. I med.

Pass,

mother

grassy meadow.

xeipos,

II. soft,

,

,

gentle,

to soften

:

—

soft-

god of

,

Sup.

Att.

soft, soften

softly

-,

metaph., curry him.

, () ',

metaph.

pacify : also to relieve. to be relieved from.

,

«03, , ,

of

fire

:

2.

()

:

give one a dressing,

to soften by entreaties, to

Pass, to be softened

:

c.

gen.

a mallow, Lat. malva. very strong, mighty, raging,

the

,

arm-pit, Lat. ala

or

:

only

in

under the arm.

the

.

, , mandrake,

:

:

a narcotic plant.

of Maneros, only son of the iv, aor. 2 part,

also a national dirge

named

first

king of

after him, iden-

with the Greek Aivos. pi. of Dor. for aor. 2 inf. of

%,

and

the Sy-

. . , ', (, (, € ,

Egypt tical

supple, curry

=

Dor. and old Ep. for a fold, byre, stable, Lat. matidra the setting of a seal, Lat. pala,funda.

€8,

make

to

metaph. glowing, vehement.

,

phrase

—

care-

easily,

, ($) make to

II.

:

its

II.

hence generally,

,

also

Pass, to be soft

fut.

of leather, to

:

, . Mammon,

= Greek

affirm. Particle,

,

Adv. of

to

later

()

riches,

or weakly, to flag. :

Ill

wealth, riches.

easy, care-

($,

banded, soothing.

=

:

call

a grandmother. , proverb, word for a blockhead. aiTHv, to cry for the mother's breast, of young children before they can articulate. a mother. mother.

rian

soft;

soft, effemitiate

o,

-.

like

;

or

MOLLIS,

Lat.

mild. 2. in bad sense, less, remiss.

lessly

Dor. for (Origin uncertain.) Dor. for a child's attempt to

white.

f.

II.

a

Dor. for

effeminacy, weakness.

vate.

[a]

but.

, . .. -.

'2, ,

')

Comp. of

Adv.,

a fleece

)

Dor. for

,

—

sleep.

protects the flocks

by

irovs) softly treading.

,

soft,

weakly, effeyninate.

,- ', - , . : 8, , -, () , ,: -£, ) ', $, ', , , . , , ., gen. rroZos,

:—

to soften

to be remiss.

:

,

,

-^ - , . , -, ,

is sometimes for the most part, mostly : 2. in added to another Sup., as is often added to shew that they numbers, are not exact, at the most, at most ; fifty at most, where the real number is fortynine : hence about, pretty near, ks most certainly, ahotit the middle. 3. Lat. vel maxime. or malobathrum, the aromatic leaf of an Indian plant, the betel or areca.

Att.

f.

Pass, to be softened

a mixture of wax and wax laid over writing-

2. the

tablets.

most, most

Sup.

III.

most of

:

preceded by another more than anything,

,

or

:

case

this

in

MA'AOA"

pitch for calking ships.

€$,

Dor.

fut.

Homer

either without

:

aor.

augm.

or pf. to with double learn by inquiry, to ascertain : in aor. to have learnt, II. of the i. e. to understand, be acquainted with. III. to perceive, attempt, to ask, inquire about. understand, comprehend, like Lat. teneo ; perfectly] do you understand? Answ., 2

in

,

€$, €€

:

:

€$;

—

c. part.,

know

that

you

are.

IV.

., . , , . ', , —

;

—

;

comes to mean where/ore? properly, having ascertained what ? for what /}'esh reason ? in Att.,

() , 5, ()

aknost

—

=

€€,

-, ,

Ep. aor.

fern. Adj. frantic, mad, frenzied: joined with a neut. pi. Subst., with mad fits of raving, like victricia anna.

, , $,

.

$.

Dor. for

-$, (, €$ Dor. for f$,

Hence

mad.

mad fashion,

Adv. in

tSos,

-,

MA'NN05

, -,

MANO'2, , cid.

mad:

manna.

Lat. monile, a necklace,

)

wearing a

Ion.

$.

(()

,

also the

See prophesying,

mode of divination.

()

-, ,

Ion.

-5, (, )

().

Marathon f.

II.

an II.

oracle,

of an oracle.

the seat

65, ,

-05, ,

ov, or os, ov. Ion.

($)

ov,

f.

:

deliver

:

an oracle.

(8) — :

:

or

to put out, quench, extinguish : Pass, to die away, burn low. II. metaph. to quench: to weaken, make to waste or pine away Pass, to die away, waste away, languish. Syriac, the Lord cometh, sc. to judgment. only in pres., to rage furiously. [], ov, , a pearl, Lat. margarita. only in part., to rage furiously. Margites, hero of a [], ov, , mock-heroic poem ascribed to Homer. , ov, or os, ov, raging mad, Lzt.furi-

, , , 5 , ^', ,

—

($)

(^$)

(-)

'02, 2.

Hence

greedy, gluttonous. ^.lustful. rage, madness.

5, ,

ness, gluttony.

MA'PH,

3. Itist.

=

57,

2. greedi•-

a hand.

(Hence

(, -

(-$.)

the embers of charcoal.

77,

,

ov,

[]

Root of some

gulper of coal-dust. only in pres. and impf., sparkle, glisten, gleam, mostly of metal tenses of

aor. I

2. to

of animals, to scent.

From

oracle.

:

Dep,

— (—

pf.

:

oracular, prophetic.

5, , an

one

hence a brave veteran. aor. i Att. -dva

:

:

I

-, , ) ^., €€ €( 6$, i.

^

ov, 6,

osus.

an oracular response.

I.

collar.

Lat, rarus, thin, loose, slack, flac-

power of divination : an oracle, prophesy. e.,

2.

of number, few, scanty.

11.

fennel, Lat. marathrum. [/tS] Marathon, a plain on the cast

:

($,

ov,

,

MATAI'Nil,

mad-like,

eldos)

[/*3]

coast of Attica, celebrated for the defeat of the Persians, so called from its being overgrown with fennel

Pass., aor.

$, ,

or

collar.

of

2 inf.

,

wvos,

tvho foiight at

madly.

madness. a morsel, grain.

MA'NNA", ,

mad

inclined to madness,

to look

425

lash, whip, scourge. Dor. and Att. form of

.

II. madness, frenzy. III. enthugenerally, mad passion, rage, fury. siasm, Bacchic frenzy.

$, , , () \€

'.

see

,=

;

Ion.

:

:

pf.

to divine, prophesy,

presage, forebode, surmise: con-

€(,

3. to seek divinations: to

MAPMAI'Pfi,

() 8,,=$. , () (05, €$, () sparkling eyes.

Hence flashing, sparkling,

ov,

a,

to flash,

;

, $ , , , , , () , / , , -5, )() , -,, , , ,, (: , 5, . , . , , , , , , .5, ()

sult

an

oracle.

aor. I

II.

impers. in

an oracle was given : and pf. part, (the oracles delivered. Hence verb. Adj. one must divine, prophesy. foretold or ordained

€(, €€, €\•08, , , (€) pass, sense,

-,$. -05.

by an oracle.

,

:

, of

as Subst.,

Ion. for

), ,

Adv.

5, ,

ov,

gen.

-«cDs.

(,

prophesy.

to

f.

(cus

Ion. los

soothsayer, seer, prophet:

zho

metaph. aforeboder.

II.

From

inspired, frenzied. :

:

a diviner,

as fern., a prophetess.

2.

a kind of locust or grass-

hopper.

a, ov,

the art of divination, divining. \v\ ov, oracular, prophetic.

less often.

($)

= €05.

Adv of

$,

—

,

bright, gleaming.

any stone or rock, with

sparkling crystals in it also as Adj., irtTpos Lat. marmor, II. a sparkling stone. marble : also a work in marble, a slab or tablet of marble. a flashing, sparkling : , the quick of any quick motion, twinkling of the dancers' feet. with sparkling eyes.

, ($, )

MA'PNA'MAI,

€5

;

no other

, ,

of marble.

ov,

€v,

ov,

also of the sea.

,

etc.

or for a soothsayer or diviner, (sub. the art

or faculty of divination.

,

:

:

voc. of

prophetic

glistening, of metals

Dor. for

rarely

:

contend:

imperat.

opt.

inf.

impf.

ao,

tenses in use

—

Dep.

:

, :

dual

to fight,

do

of boxers, to contend, encounter.

quarrel, wrangle.

3.

metaph.

comp.

,

a

battle,

2. to

to struggle, strive.

Ep. part. gen. dual of Ep. 3 sing, and

-.

-

subj.

part,

seizcr, ravisher.

pi.

impf. of

— . :, , , : ^ €, , ^ -5, , ——

—— :

'

426

.

aor.

fut.

— — ,

re-

ov, searching.

'/.

(, ^ , , ( ^ 5, €5, ', [, ( , () , , ) , () , . , (, , , . , . () . , , , 5, ( $, , , -€, , , , . , . ) , () , , , , , ) ,,,^, ,

dupl. aor. 2

€(, whence

inf.

/

:

:

f.

med.

f.

rivi

—

:

,

:

— {$) I

.

,

MA'PTT''^,

if

I

, gen.

:

(8,

of

inf.

i

{,

Dep.,

f.

aor.

[],

I

inf.

$.

Hence a leathern thong. II. metaph. a leathern thong. a supple, slippery knave. , a Dor. form Dor. for dat. pi. of

,* ,.

, , , .( [],

fut.

,

etc.,

ii.

—

:

aor.

Pass.,

a

^

fut.

:

aor.

I

l

pf.

:

, , , (5, , ()

{*)

:

pf, :

II. to work with the to touch, handle. (hands, to knead dough, Lat. pinso Pass., dough ready kneaded. :

—

•^$

,,

gen.

Comp. of

neut.

,

aftos,

€, €,

. , (, -,

or

to

II.

that which

is

,

deavour

to

f.

do

fern,

mumble, of an old man.

to seek

the teeth, only in Ep.

form of

:

to seek or en-

seeker, searcher.

to whip, scourge,

— Med.,

rrhfvpas ovprj [the Hon]

, (, ;) tail.

,

,

, (,

and

,

the armpit, La.t.ala, axilla,

[]

put under the armpits : to mutilate a corpse, since murderers fancied, that by cutting off the extremities, and placing them under the armpits, they would avert vengeance. Hence , a broad strap passing behind the horse's shoulders and fastened to the yoke by the generally, a girdle, band. to act unmeaningly or foolishly. f.

, -,

to

. (,() , , , ,() :

[],

,

=

(y)

ov,

a, ov, or oi, ov, II.

trifling.

, folly,

MA'TA'il,

f,

idly talking. idle, foolish,

un-

thoughtless, rash, wanton,

idly,

-yov the

(,

f.

:

aor.

to seek to do.

to search, explore.

vanity.

without reason.

to be idle, to loiter, linger,

17^0;,

;

:

From

idle talking.

Hence

profane.

search

Hence

apander, pimp,

',, () , ()

be in vain, fruitless.

to seek or search after.

$, , (*) a

gnash

Lat. leno, lena.

lag

of

=

:

dat.

;

Adv. of

(Formed from the sound.)

,

:

lashes his sides with his

meaning,

that with which one

chews or eats, the jaxvs, mouth. chewed, a mouthful, morsel.

([

irreg.

longer, larger.

for

beat, lash

, '^ '^ ^, () 2|, () $ Hence

man of Marseilles.

=

Att.

:

05.

Lat. Massilia, Marseilles. ov, 6,

the lash of eloquence.

part, of

,

to touch.

6$, $, ,

,

Ion. for

-

a breast-ba/id. one of the breastsoia. woman, later form forHom./ia^'uS. II. metaph. ro?/ni/M/,^no//. III. a piece of wool fastened to the edge of the nets. From a pandering. f. to be a pander, play the pander : c. ace. to seduce.

to chew.

*,

Root

of

Dor. for

08,

.

,,

Dor. for

aor.

UdOovs

collat.

-.

for

a scourger. whip, scourge ; II. metaph. scourge,

to

as

pi.

:

Dor.

,

absol.

a witness.

:

:

Dor. for

a witness.

but also ace.

be

part. dat.

ace.

poet,

to

.

I

{,

.

:

I protest.

$,

form of

or

from

dat.

p\.,

to call to witness, invoke

:

call witnesses,

aor.

:

los,

aor.

:

ov, verb. Adj. of

horse-whip.

plague ;

f.

whipping.

whip, flog.

to

2.

From

[],

Dep.

f.

:

,

testimony, proof: in

[]

evidence,

{)

Pass.,

Hence

whip, flog, beat.

whipped, deserving a whipping.

opos,

witness, testimony, evidence.

,

,

— (•:

pf.

;

ov, that deserves

II.

a bearing witness.

,a

to

:

testimony.

,

I

in pass, sense

Hence

become a martyr. arcs,

()

med.

a sort of constable.

aor.

:

:

that a

Pass, to have witness borne to one.

later, to be or

f.

bear witness in

to

to testify or declare

c. inf.

:

(,() ,

as Subst.,

I

a witness

ace. rei, to bear witness to a

c.

:

aor.

:

to be

:

for

one who deserves whipping, a worthless slave, sorry knave, Lat. verbero. ov, carrying a whip:

fut.

fut. 1

:

thing, testify to :

Pass.,

in pass, sense,

bear witness

is

of,

$.

pf.

favour of another thing

—

:

:

to

hold

embrace, clasp : to reach, overtake, catch. a bag, pouch, Lat. tnarsupium. Hence vpos, 6 and , Aeol. for

to

but also

pf. part.

to lay

:

form

false

:

gf^^sp, hold, catch

, , ()

aor. 2

opt.

pi.

3

'202, MA'PTT'P,

seize

and a shortd.

:

I

work lags

(^ 2. to

:

not.

II. to

(*) — :

to seek,

seek or search after:

:

€(—€•)(],

,, , . , , , $. , () -€€8, -, rare form for

of

MA'TH, , =

Aeol. form

[]. Adv.

Dor.

at

random, Lat.

Lzt.falso. Originally at random, [a]

^. idly, falsely,

hence fis Dor. for Dor. for

Lat. mater,

ie-

ace.

-.

a rich, high-seasoned dish, Lat. mattea (Foreign word.) and mattya. 6v,

f

,

,

like

a

tip

to

darken

become dark or obscure. [], a large

,

:

worn

:

(^xj;)

'$ '^

pers. to fight with,

e.

i.

quarrel, wrangle, dispute

—

to

make

Pass, to

like a dirk

next

straight sword).

a kind of rasor;

III.

Hence

scissors.

. Dim.

$, $,

.

a short sword or dagger. Dim. of a small

'•€, ,(,

a small rasor. a sword or knifefactory. From 6v, a cutler. wearing a sabre. . Dor. for [], ovos, , Machaon, son of Aesculapius. Ep. part, of

2.

knife.

.-3,/, (,)

^.

Ion. for

,€0•€08,

€0, ^, MA'XH

,a

, 5,

warlike.

,

iv,

ov,

-, 9, '02, -,

oi

;

as Adj.

Hence

408, ,

of ox for fighting, pugnacious. disposed for battle, warlike:

()

or

the soldiery, the effective

force.

€s,

(,

tious.

ftSos)

warlike, conten-

$.

, , ahos, poet. fem. of

wanton. Hence , lewdness, lust, wantonness. Ion. for 3 pi. opt. of ov, lewd, lustful

.•

by one

generally, to

II.

, . -5, -5,

-,

Sjv, at,

(,)

{) =

thoughtlessly,

squalls, gtists of wind.

vain, false, idle, useless.

Hence

\,foolishly, thoughtlessly: with-

Adv.,

out reason

II.

recklessly.

:

(, -) (, (() , , (,

idly talking.

)

ov,

-, *, , , , ov,

vain.

bringing forth in idly yelping, re-

[]

(, } ^ 5, ,

peating again and again, a Root, only

used in pf. act. and in with pres. sense, 3 pi. €often in the syncopate forms, dual

Med,

pf.

I.

3 sing, imperat. but most often in part, but also ;

plqpf.

€ — ($, ;

€($,

[]

;

3

pi.

(5, €-

(.($, (.-

long for, desire eagerly, mostly pressing foralso absol., c, inf. pressing forward with tyxf ward; II. 2. to wish or claim to be. their spears. iminf. part. Med., :

to strive after,

:

€6€5

to seek after, covet.

ace. of €70;.

'. $) ((^5, €-5, ('(5. (-$, neut. of

ov, gen. ovos, warlike.

fighter, warrior

to fight

:

unmeaningly,

to swear lightly,

\L(, enclit.

battle, fight,

, , () a

with

to fight

:

perat.

combat ; properly an engagement between armies, but also, a single combat; to to win a battle ; but II. a quarrel, strife, conquer one in battle. III. an amicable contest, as for a ivrangling. IV. a mode offighting, way prize in the games. V. afield of battle. Hence of battle. [a],

c. dat.

',

€, €,

Ep. part, of

3 sing. Ion, inipf. of Dor. for pres. imperat. of

:

;

hence, to oppose, withstand one. III. to contend for the prize in the games to measjire oneself with. Adv. in vain, idly, fruitlessly ;

, , , -, ) , . , ,..... , , $

II. as a weapon, a short sword the sword-sheath. (the or dagger : a sabre or scimitar, opp. to

or

Ep.

pf.

:

contend in battle against ; but,

to fight,

:

ov,

metaph.

or forgotten

knife,

or

Dep.

rashly, indecorously.

knife.

make obscure

potverless, to

liching

Att. for

or los,

aor. 1

:

against one, in single combat.

a vain attempt. etc., Dor. for

,

dainties.

Ep.

Att. inf.

(($

^,

[a], Ep. part. fut.

:

the sanction of ; themselves : but,

[a]

, -05, (, /) . , $ $, ,, -, ,

Ion.

((5

Hence

in vain, idly, foolishly.

2. senselessly,

4>27

Ion.

and

a folly, a fault, [a]

Lit. frustra.

mere. of

II.

tread on.

to

—

:

is,

, , Ion. for

€-5,

ov,

((Jas,

s)

very bold.

high-minded, mag-

nanimous.

(/^t^as) to look on a thing I hence, to grudge a thing to another as too great for him, and generally, to refuse or deny, withhold from envy to object, complain. ktjtos) huge, unwieldy. fs, aor.

as too great

:

-, -,

:

(%,

declined (as

is,

-«,

if

from

(($

€'\8) (-

(€^8,

k\(os) : of several of the family of the Alcmaeonidae at Athens. is, (i'fas, kvSos) much renowned.

yaKXfOS, -«,

— very famous.

-ets,

cf.

:

2. pr. n.

, €-, €-€, €-. , ) [-. €-5,

neut.

pi.

of

ifas.

Dor. for

(^$,

f.

«-8

speak haughtily

') very

:

— Med. and

to boast highly,

to boast oneself.

€-5,

ov,

boastful, vaunting, arrogant.

(/€75,

-

:

€$, , , (^$) €65,

magnificent, splendid

:

of

Hence

^, €€,

€, €-5, €, €-,

grandeur, splendour, majesty.

('($, magnificently.

,

f.

{eya\yopos)

,

to talk big,

big talking.

(€'$,

ov,

ayopfva) talking

manliness, courage.

, {1^$,

epos, 6,

bad

hearted,

€-,

minded.

bad

2. in

epos,

sense, haughty.

, , {^$,

€, ^, {^)

tnagnanitnous. to

heroic, high-

magnify

to

:

—

Pass, to be exalted,

bear oneself haughtily.

€-,

€, -,

lofty sentiments,

€-|5,

,

loftiness

ov, gen. ovos,

of sentiment.

(^'/,

(/',

^) very

) €-8, €-€5, {, ) €-5, €-8, ) -5, ) €-7€5, )

sents

From

^)

of

high-minded. ov,

,

{^,

making

(eyas,

is,

rich pre-

concealing

much

:

{yas,

,

of high design,

{yas,

am-

receiving large

pay.

((yas,

ov,

rock.

€-'•5,

joined with the

, gen.

name of

a place, as,

€-•,

TTOXies the great city of Athens.

^ -,

on the vast

'

los Att, ews,

(yas,

ir6\is)

€yao-

ov, gen. ovos, {iyas, npaya) disposed to do great deeds, forming great designs. splendour, magnificence. From .fy^Xo^pi^fa,

€-68,

ness

:

)

,

{fyas,

is,

befitting great-

magnificent, splendid, sumptiious. Ion.

-«,

Comp. eya\o^!p(e€pov, V. iyas.

6$,

6-5,

€-5, €(, ,

spirited.

is,

£6$, :

proudly.

in

bad

)

6-5,

magnificently

—

magnify.

to extol,

€$,

greatly, hugely

2.

, ^,

also magnificently.

:

,

Megarian.

,, (^iyas, Megara

Hence

, , ,

,.

(eyas) greatness. lyas.

)

—

,

Att.

f.

:

,, ,

:

manly, heroic, [d] es, , a

take part with the

to

their dialect

cf.

(Meyapa) Megarian.

fem. Adj. Megarian:

Megarian

—

as

Subst.

Megarid.

territory,

(')

Adv. from Megara : and Adv. at Megara. (eyas) a large room or chamber, the hall. 2. a ti'omans apartment. 3. a bedchamber. a hotise, mansion, mostly like Lat. aedes, a house in plur, the sacred chamber in

,

.

.

the temple at Delphi, the sanctuary, shrine

€€. META'S, iyaK

always

eyk, €yK, a,

ov dat. dual :

:

in this sense

Hence

a temple. Adv. homewards, home.

in sing., like Lat. aedes,

r}, :

[d],

,

ya

ace.

plur.

fy\o,

gen.

:

$,

iyv, ey\v, (ya

(y^.o,

:

'02

ai, a, etc., like a

regul. Adj. hi os but the regul. form is never used in sing. nom. and ace. masc. and neut. large, big, great : hence, great, vast, i :

—

tall.

2.

.

spacious, wide.

degree, great, powerful, tant.

2.

. of

3. long.

mighty

strong, violent.

3.

:

impor-

weighty,

of sounds, loud.

) ) ) , (,, €5; , -, ) €-5,

4.

€yal,

ey\a

ov,

f.

in

€y\s

Adjs.j/ar,

{yas,

enterprising, adventurous.

minded

.

bad sense, over-great, excessive ; (ya (ppovuv to have too high, presumptuous thoughts. HI. beov, {iyas, very piteous. sides the Adv. and the neut. = (yeos. sing, and pi. (ya and are used as Adv., very ov, gen. ovos, {(yas, 2. of Space, /ar. 3. with of much, exceedingly.

large form, magjiificent.

(<,

Hence

(iyas, aOivos) of great strength. ov, {iyas, airXayxvov) high-

€-,

€-8,

-.

Adv.

Sup.

, , ,

:

From

ov, (yas, giving a great name, conferring glory. Adv. of eyas, greatly. Adv. of (yas, over a large space

(sub. 7^), the

bitious.

ov,

greatness of soul, magnanimity

exaggerate or aggravate a crime.

Mcyapis,

(eyas, Kparos) far-ruling.

From

loud-talking.

ov,{iyas,^p) high-souled, great-

Megarians, speak

hence capacious.

«s,

{eyas,

magnanimous. (€yas) to make great or powerful

opos,

From

oJtos) very wretched.

ov,

,

6-,, , (,

glorious.

munificence, liberality.

ou,

)

big talkifig, vaunting.

ov,

ace. masc. o{

munificent.

:

)

Pass, to be exalted. to

great-hearted:

,

bad

in

high-minded, , , (yas, bad sense, proud, haughty.

in

sense, arrogance.

in

2. in

) )

From

sense, haughtiness.

greatness of mind:

ovos,

:

€-5, bad

big,

vaunting, boastful.

,

, ,

€, -,

noble, generous

Hence

boast.

,

sense, pride, haughtiness.

,

j^tos,

Adv. of

€, €-,

: :

€€- -€.

428

men, haughty.

:

-,

greatly daring,

(^(ya^[>pv)

sense, to be proud,

Adv. of

to be

high-

haughty.

€ya\(ppv,

generously,

iy'

far

IV.

better.

gen.

neut.

ov ; Dor. Boeot. larger: also too great, more than enough. yiaros,

,

Comp.

in Ion, prose :

greater,

— Sup.

/*c-

ov, greatest, largest. ts,

is,

{yas,

(fyas,

oOlvos) very mighty. vaunting, braggart.

—

—

^€$

^ height

€,

Ion.

cos,

-' ^

magnitude,

:

small in size;

bulk,

\€$ €'^$

5, greatly,

—

//-

shining greatly NeiXov eovTCs

:

so

too in pi., ov Bea rivers not bearing any proportion to the Nile in

429

Ep.

impf.

poet. aor. 2

the ace.

or like

size,

^5 ^ :

—€[, €-(, €€, (€,

greatness,

large in size:

used absol. as Adv., in

is

^

('5)

6,

size ;

—

:

inf.

fut.

:

part,

med. to follow hard upon, chase, Lat. insequi.

aor. 2

or search after. manage, dispose

3. to visit.

metaph.

€€€

trans.,

II.

to

disposing a

;

his back.

seek

2. to

4.

, . , ,

5€-€€, burden on

follow

after,

:

closely,

•^'.

, /. €$, (/', €-8, €65, , {'^$) , () (. {^, making €-, ^-,

he turned the horses in pursuit of Tydides.

size.

aor. I part, oi

-, €5,

\is)

cities

pf.

men.

the nobles, chief

gen. los Att.

t,

to translate.

f.

o( strong drink. aor. i of to have come in quest of properly pf. of

eparus) passing lovely.

ou,

($,

II.

drunkenness.

-,

greatest or most blest.

€-5, (', )

-, {, ) " -, (($. €€, , -, (^) , . ^. . /, '02, ', , ^. - €-, ^ , ,

ov. Sup. of

^670$.

,

greatest

ov,

honour.

€<,

=

in

one that cares/or or rules, a guardian, ruler, of guardian gods = guardian of Ida. 2. fern. always of guardian goddesses : ruling, presiding over. Properly the part, of an old Verb, to ovTos,

6,

;

,

rule.

o£

fut.

,

, the medimnus or com-

Ion. also

( ^ , ,

mon

, , ,

(€$•.

Dep.

:

to

give heed

attend to, think on ; c. gen., thinking of, preparing for battle. contrive or devise.

co,name

fem. of

to,

to be

to plan,

II.

of the Gorgon, Medusa. , one who rides over : a guardian, Properly part, of an old Verb to rule.

hence

as

(,

lord.

ovTos,

,

pres.

Ep, syncop. aor. leap or rush tipon. :

to

:

overtake.

f.

II. to

for

aor.

differently, to correct,

—

I

reform

rush after,

to dispose

Med., with

:

way of life ; v^vs Tpovovs adopt new

pf. pass.

to alter one's

(aor.

1

imperat.)

(. €(, €€, €€$, ^, (, €6€, Ep. for

aor.

I

, («.

aor. 2 inf.

aor. 2 subj. o{

Ep. for

, «(, €0€.

verb. Adj. of

((, one must

Ion. for /xe^ftXe, 3 sing. aor. 2 oi Ep. for aor. 2 inf. oi

.

^^,

Dor. for fut.

((( = (, gen. of

of

share

in.

:

:

€€),

(for

pass.

pf.

to

berty.

part.

^') ^'

2.

c.

aor. I

has 3 sing,

also 3 sing. impf. pass.

€()

;

to

:

set

€^-

pass.

fut.

€€($

release

loose,

(for

I. c. ace.

or

leave

at

li-

throw; go, give up one's wrath

ace. rei, to let go, let fall,

to let

€-

,

:

for

— Herodotus

and

3 sing, inf.

(€5,

trans, to set loose, let go,

I.

let

sing. aor. 2

uses 3

sing. impf.

:

part.

aor. 2 inf.

(for 3 pi. aor. 2 subj. :

/leTiCTO or

;

ow,

€^-

shed them to let drop, utter Persian tfvai words. 4. to give 3. to release or relieve from. up, resign : also c. dat. pers. et ace. rei, to give up to to let tears

i.e.

;

5. to neglect, regard lightly. II. Med. one a fault. loose oneself from, let go hold of,

or for another.

,

to forgive, excuse to

efforts

^. '. ^. '. «.

[]

fut.

^:

and 3

2

for

inf.

(.

and part, of

f.

€-

impf. of

(($

(as if

from and

pres. /x€Ti6i (not

of

aor. 2 of

fut. inf.

pi.

€(€ ^^^^

habits.

aor. 2 opt. of

Ep.

:

:

levai

2 part. pass,

: -5. —

€-€$, Dor.

to

med. sense) of

part.

(( ),

(€,

pers.

:

(in

3

^.

inf.

-, : , ^ , , . , . €^$.

Ion.

2

catch in turn.

(5

pass,

pf.

From

remiss, careless.

— Med. (€•. 3 and — Homer from ((), Ep. €5, €€

€€,

vos),

Comp. of

ov. Ion. for

aor.

remissness, carelessness.

Ep.

;

Adv. of

Ion.

=

,

. , €€\ \( - €^ .(

}(, , , = €, the genitals.

€^$, (, €-€,

ov,

inf.

(as if

a ruler

like

happening by

6v,

Ep. for

gallons.

:

,

ov, gen. ovos,

aor. I

fut.

he seated

day, in open day-light, Lat. diurnus.

Attic corn-measure, containing 6 €KT(is, 48 = 6 Roman modii = nearly 12 viKfs, and 192

',

to

among.

;

the Act. takes the ace. to let go, III. intrans. in Act. to relax one's

in war, to slacken, be

:

6.

€(-

lukewarm

:

generally,

to be remiss or careless, to be idle, loiter.

gen.

rei,

to cease

from, abandofi

(5 €((

abandon or neglect one.

[

-, €:

3. c. part.,

(.

Tin Ep., except metri collat. form of I.

aor.

I

2. c.

\$

gen. pers. to

c.

having wept and bewailed he

in Att.;

€-<,

off.

:

Causal

act.

:

and impf., and med.

in pres.

left

gratia.]

-(

fut.

— €ob€L•a —

:

430 :

—

to

place

change.

another

in

€€. ^,

to substitute,

to

remove from one place to another : so too in aor. I II. intrans. in med. to remove from oneself impf. Med. and Pass., pres. aor. I [] and in intr. tenses of Act., aor.

€(€, ^,

€€€

;

plqpf.

pf.

2

to

:

change one's place, withdraw, retire ; fortune hath changed for the army to go over to another party, to revolt : hence generally to change, either /or the better ox for the worse.

€€€

^, €€,

:

, f.

, ($)

to

)

to deal craftily with.

(-8, , {€,

work by method: hence

a following after: a scienmethod, system.

f

:

to associate with,

mix

with.

€-05, , oy, (, opos) bordering on, forming

a boundary

the borders,

(sub.

;

urge in purfollow closely, following close. to remove ships from one to

f.

Pass.,

:

pursue eagerly

-2|,

(($ ,

aor. ;

l

Att.

f.

to

anchorage to another, properly with vias omitted metaph.

—

'',

from one

-$, «, , ((, )

(-, 6-,

water, epith. of

intr.

place to

(€,

to smile

:

)

of or

from

the

a place between waters, whence the waters ran different ways : cf. Lat. Interamnia. ajeos, , , gushing with a place in the heart of Arcadia,

(, , {,

-,

rjyos, 6,

drunkefi.

shoes,

Med.

put on another

(0$, ,

) )

wine-struck,

(^,

change

person''s shoes.

Hence

,

and

[],

f.

(€) drunkenness.

—

€$.

Adv. of later form

ov, irreg.

:

—

drunk.

€-€8, , ,

posterity

:

also os, ov,

-, ,

6,

is,

ov,

only used

() (, (,

in pres.

a greater degree, greater.

, ,'^ 65, {) , (' ,

anything that pacifies or

, (€)

gladden

or

hunger.

a propitiation offered to the dead, a fondling, darling, Lat. deli4. a soothing song. 2. in pi,

ciae.

3.

able to soothe, propitia-

ov,

tory

€$, ,

(sub. lepa),

;

:

()

()

drunk

drunken.

Adv. afterwards, a drunkard.

as

):

grow calm

be soothed,

'

(): —

to soothe,

— Med.

to

:

—

Pass.

use soothing

(\€

(€$)

-, ,

(() (\

£$, ,

() . . €-5, , (€$, ((\5, (() . €, €£, , , (,

-,

to address with soothing

words

)

cf.

:

of persons, mild, gracious.

(, , the

mild, gentle, kind.

name of

and

pi.

sing. aor. I

poor

c.

:

((, ()

f.

not

too light

to

I

have too

(,

()

to

make

€-

little,

to

;

($

smaller, lessen, di-

lessen in honour, degrade.

-,

extenuate.

in a less degree

see

Hence

disadvantage.

2. to

II.

offered at of a certain

be scant of a thing.

Adv. -of to be too mean.

miriish.

if

(,

rei, to

.

lamb which was

the

f,

gen.

of

too small.

less,

Athenian Apattiria ; since, it was rejected as

•. €-6€,

giving plea-

of

neut. of

ovos,

-

yrjpvs) soft-voiced.

ov,

ov,

reeling-drunk.

and impf., the other tenses

make mild,

to

:

to treat kindly : to appease, propitiate

,

producing wine.

atonements.

extenuate not aught from respect or pity. Ion. mildness, gentlefiess : but also backwardness, lukewarmness in battle, ov, also os, ov, mild, gentle, soothing : in neut. pi., (sub.

be

later.

,

(\$, ashen.

ov, poet, for

f.

to

anything to soothe scraps to appease

;

being supplied by the Pass. o( to crease. 2. to be drunken, be given to drinking. II. metaph. to fall short of. be drenched, steeped in any liquid. 2. to be intoxicated with passion to be stupefied with blows. boy-cheater, [a] :

in

pleases, bridal gifts, a bridal dowry.

ov, later, living after; oi

neut.

:

for

weight,

(($,

with playing at the

(-$, , ov,

a smile, smiling. form of to smile

Comp. of

Ep. 3

Causal of (), aor. I to make drunk with wine, to intoxicate: Pass., pres. to get drunk; in aor. I to be ov,

collat.

Ep. part,

aor. I inf.

f.

in

:

see

) , , ^^, ,, -,. ) , ^ , €( . €, ' -, ) ,, -,

wine.

£p.

for

:

words;

merum.

Nymphs.

TO,

(.

see

:

aor. I

^ ,.€,,, (, . , , . , , , {)

—

f.

remove from one please:

to

Pass, to sail

vos, TO, wine, Lat.

but often

trans.,

:

place to another another.

weigh scrupulously

Lat. inferiae.

frontier.

suit

tle ;

Ep. for dat. oi

, ), ^-, ) , ((, — ^, inquiry or treatise

€-<,

tific

'•/^6$) to bring too litto weigh tragedy by

f.

scruples,

(.

pi. aor. 2 subj. ot

I

€-€, , ^ ((,

€(|€$,

From

craft, artifice.

:

^ ^; £, " , ( ".

way:

put away, remove: generally,

to

2.

—

3. to

become smaller, to debecome worse or weaker ; c. gen. to II.

Pass, to

ov, 0,

(, (-)

a

;:

) €$, ^) -, ) -, ^) -,

—

€36,

€, £,.,

. -, -,

Dep.

(€)

a boy : to be idle

to be

or mischievous, Lat. adolescenturire. TO, Dim. of a lad, stripling.

^, {() €&, .. ^, £5$, €5, , , ^^, ^,

:

Dep.

a boy or lad. a little girl. a lad, stripling. a mere lad. o, and a boy or girl, lad or lass. Dep, I. in pres. to receive as one's portion or due; c. acc.i to be

Dim. of Dim. of Dim. of

3,

':

>{.1,5.

$ ',

'$

',

. , (, ,

that which

black-clotted

Ion.

and Aeol.

black-robed.

dark-leaved. black-winged. (paos) with darkness for

(4\$,

ov,

{\$,

light.

($,

^

€-8, ,

\$)

(neut. of

avos,

dark-gleaming.

(s,

') bound or mounted with

ov,

an iron-rimmed

caKos

;

black dye, ink.

, , (4$, aiyis)with dark aegis.

ibos,

(4\,

ov,

shield.

holding ink;

an z«^-stand.

a month.

for

soil.

(4.$,

generally, black, discoloured.

:

(,4\$)

ov,

-, ,

dark-dyed.

\$) with black

((\$,

ov,

es,

431

Dor. for

(S,

.(:\-\,

€-€5,

, €-5, (, €-5, ) -, ) €-5, ) .

(4\5,

allotted, destiny, like

is

, , ()

from

(4$,

-, (, ) (, €\( ) (^- €-3, ($, (, ) -, €-€, ^ €€,

—

,

,

es,

ov,

:

ov, cpvWov) dark-leaved: honour as thy with dark foliage, dark-wooded.

half the

take

6-5,

to have or obtain one's II. in pf. due. he hath gotten share of a thing ; c. gen., III. the pf. pass, is used his share of honour. it is allotted or decreed by fate as impers. also in part, it was so decreed: plqpf. black (sub. allotted, decreed;

, ),

—

heart of oak. black raiment. a 3 sing, without any other part

^

() with

(€$,

ov,

a diminution : a fine. or used as Comp. of of the Verb in use, either to make dark (from and d\iyos. = or to grow dark (from ov, ov, and avOos) with black blossoms is, yaia — yTJ) with black soil, loamy. generally, black-coloured. gen. K(pas) black-horned. gen. (/xcAas) a black cloud. with a black , vyos, , with black {(\$, aros,

neut.

(,

gen.

, ,

€-65,

,6'-6$, , head : as

€-€5,

, (\5, (\5,

Subst.,

, -,

ov,

,a

{€\$,

woven with black:

of a ship, with black sails. ov,

dark

-$)

:

€, €-$,

oi

From

4\5

(^Formed from

-8, from -). 5, , , (, with black hence gloomy, dark-brooding. black-cloaked {$, as

6-5,

raiment

black-haired.

spots in snow.

ov, black, dark.

with termination

)

ov,

M€\ayx\aivoi a Scythian

nation.

(€\'/\5)

lancholy.

-, €-5,

(\$,

ov,

jaundiced.

be jaundiced or me-

)

bile,

bile.

=

(\$,

ov, contr.

irreg.

nom.

€-8,

ovv, (/xeAas,

(\'$.

pi.

€, ,

wtos,

-)

,

€-5, €-5,

benches.

) )

--, -, (, ) (, -, 6-5, ^, {, )

() clad

ov,

{\5,

ov,

{€\5,

black-hearted.

black-eyed.

ov, gen. ovos,

{($,

, , (4$,

64-€5,

ov,

and

vyos,

=

,,

black-winged.

ocae) black-eyed.

ov,

for

^\^05, ov,

black-boned.

)€-5, 6-5, €-5, 6-65,

-, ^. 5. )

ov, fem.

black-tailed. ov,

5,

(/ucAas,

oos,

= , ,=

with black walls.

cs, (/xeAoi,

Comp. of

, ,, « , . , ,

''5, ) ^6- , ', — is

vIkvs,

in black shroud.

,

black-skinned, sun-burnt, bronzed, swarthy: there

an

(,

$. ) ^^.) 6€5, -, 5,{5,) -, ) €-5, with black

dipped in black

II.

«s,

, -,

^).

,

bird, the blackcap.

, ,, (4\$,

), -,

ov,

black when eaten. with black water, [a]

&:

ov, (/Lic'Aas,

Aeol.

;

etc.

:

cf.

gen.

:

-

black,

II. Comp. dark, gloomy, dusky, murky. a Tepos, a, ov. room, so called from being blackened with smoke, only used in pres. to melt, make liquid: hence the ceiling : also the projecting beam outside a to melt, grow liquid. Pass, house, the cornice. II. generally, a roof: in pi., €6, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of like Lat. tecta, a house. as a familiar address, my friend, my poet. gen. of dear: Ep. vocat., of which no other part remains

Xpoos.

((\$)

the cross-beam or rafter in

, , .^ , f.

:

grow

— —

Pass., aor. i

:

to blacken,

pf.

:

make black

:

—

€-

«s, (/xcAas,

$)

in use.

Pass.

black or dark, turn black.

€-$,

to

:

((\$)

ious about,

deep in darkness.

ace.

c.

Hence

{) gen.

to care for, be II.

cumbered or anx-

to tend, attend

upon,

c.

. ;

€€ba —

433

£(,

,

aros,

care, anxiety, concern,

6(., 6€,

,

caring for, anxious

€. (\€$.

II. bitsy.

wvos,

,€€€5, , ^^, , ,

,=

e\€v,((\(5av)care,

sorrow. takes care

((()

and , one who of a guardian, steward : a keeper or tender.

^,

. (^^)

-, ^ -, Adv.

(^,

(s,

iraOeiv) stifferitig misery.

,,

,:

ov, (/xeAos,

wings.

un-

2.

) () .

—

€\(

^^

tise

wisdom

tise

with the bow: absol. to practise, exercise oneself

also c. dat. rei,

;

(( {) , , (^) ^, €€05, , (()

kv

)

to

(dat. part, for inf.)

prac-

by want of

practice: absol. to take heed, take thotight. care, attention

fj,

exercise.

arcs,

6€,

€,

, , ,

Adj.

verb.

opos,

2.

practice,

a practice, study. practising diligently.

,

of

€(,

() , = €(, €\(. , () ,

must

otie

one who cares for, a

aros,

loved

object.

€-5,

Ep. for

(\€,

ov,

fut. inf.

(^Ks,

also

[]

of

from the quantity

panlcum

millet, Lat.

€$, ,

-,$,(, Ep.

ov,

.

:

()

name

of a Thracian

pi. millet-

ashen, Lat.

(pay(iv) the Millet-eaters,

tribe.

€-8,

,

and

^-,

(, $) (,

with honey•

children, epith. of the bee-hive.

-tfvovs, ovv,

contr.

ov,

, ,^, ,{) ^^ ) -, (,) €-5, (, ( -, (, ) €-5, (, -, (, €-5, (, ) ,=

honey-breathing, sweet-breathing.

Dor. for

flowing with honey.

Dor. inf. a song, chant : a tune. t/s, a bee. 2. II. honey itself. :

, (()

,

Att.

a priestess of Delphi. not

€605,

longing

to bees

()

a, ov,

a

;

ov,

i.

2

)

(. €

ov,

€-5, €,

of, be-

^on^^comb. fed on by bees.

keeping bees.

II.

priestess.

)

tending

$) guardian of

(, )() 6-5,, , -, ')

bees.

bees.

€() produced

ov,

by

bees, honied.

feeding bees. a bee-

ov,

for

in

fraxineus.

ov,

fipoTOs) cared

)

a singer,

contained.

it

ov,

an object of care: a bea charge, duty : care, anxiety.

II.

libation.

,,

ov,

guardian, avenger. ovos,

cf honey

aros,

care, anxiety.

II.

practise.

2. c.

From

ace. pers. to exercise or train one.

Att.

(^) €-5, , (,

ol,

3 sing. pres. med. of f. to care for, c. gen. IL c. ace. to study, prosecute diligently, Lat. excolere : to to praccourt: to practise, exercise;

«€,

:

melilot, a kind of clover, so called

€5

its

sweet-sounding.

player, esp. a flute-player.

,

singing with

(,

honeycomb.

/ honey and milk offered as a

-, , ',

)

honey-fed.

-Opovs, ovv,

^'- —, ,

Ion.

wretched in flelds.

(€\€0$,

mind.

€€-'€5,

fruitless, vain,

Adv. in vain.

happy, wretched.

ovos,

()

metapK

honey-sweet:

) -,), (, €)

ov. Dor.

limb from limb.

\Lk\iQS, a, ov, also as, ov, as

, , -,

drink

€€0-'8, ov, {€\€08, ttOvos) labourifig in misery. empty: neut.

)

ov,

ov, contr.

7nixed with honey

impers., see

6€,

)

(, 6-96-•5, (, €-$, €-5,,,(, (, (5,

stveet-sounding.

poet, for

like

-,

sweet to the soul, pleasing.

ovos,

gen.

ov,

about.

II.

Hence

cared for.

the thin^

wvos,

Att.

,

, -, ) )) ^ ^ -, ) €-5 -, ) -, €-5, , , '). , , , ,, €, , (-. €-5, ,

by men.

house, apiary.

{jl],ov, 6,

a blockheady as if

ME'I^

patronym. from

MEL,

iTos, TO, Lat.

Ion.

toughness

proverbial

it

-, , the ash, was used

€-$, , {€,

name

ov,

ov,

Dor.

Athens

(\5.

for

II.

, ,

its

a spear.

ov,

(,

yijpvs)

Dor.

(/xe'Xos) to

baulm, Lat. apiastrum. honey-sweet.

form

for

honied, sweet.

(v,

made

), , , , (, ((5. ()

II.

Att.

ofhofiey: as Subst., a honey-cake. (sub.

dealer in

honey.

{,

, (^') song

a herb,

fs,

false

honey-voiced, musical.

utos,

dropping honey.

fs,

f),

from

:

with honey-tone. honey-toned. sweet-sounding. vos,

— ^'^. €-5,()(, (, €$. €5, 6€5, (, () ov,

honey.

Lat. fraxinus

for spears.

(-$, {, {(\,

at

honey-tongued.

:

pipe.

modulate, jvarble,

play: so also in Med., with Dor. fut. trans, to sing of, celebrate in song.

v.

2.

,

with honey. a bee. a small bee.

to sweeten

(.

Att. for

. Dim.

of

Att. for

—

; :;

€-03, -, -.

-, ^,

(€\$,

es,

6-5, 6-,

aros,

,

,

) )

ovos,

, €, , ,

, ),

(() a

,

€8.

=

, -,

.

a delay: in

aor. I of

,

(8,

f.

up a

to strike

6€, , , () , {, ') €-€08, , , (, () (, €-5, , (,

, , -,

, Melpomene, the Songstress, the Muse

'^

^

aor.

:

I

as

Dep.

;

^, , ',

Dim.

fut.

to

2.

a

to be

an

played at

object of care or

€ €(€ €5 )€^ € (

mostly and something is a care fut. inf. and to me, an object of thought, anxiety, Lat. curae est war is a care mibi ; of a pursuit,

—

all.

^^,

me so in inf., these things should be a care to thee.

to

put off conquering ;

ace. to sing,

c.

ditty.

am a care to impf. '€€, fut. I

:

the beginning of dinner, of music.

-

sing,

to

so also

dance in honour of

to

$, :

€,

in 3 sing.

betrothed.

:

II.

;

sing to the harp Mars, i. e. to fight bravely.

thought;

a delayer.

($) —

:

2. intr. to sing.

celebrate.

one must delay.

-, ) )

a sport for dogs.

From

fut.

de-

pi.

song and dance, fes-

the

sport ;

celebrate.

being about to do, intending II. an un-

verb. Adj. of

melody.

f.

do : an intention. intention, a delaying, delay.

or threatening to fulfilled

tivity,

(l5os) yellow as honey.

lays.

Ep. for

air,

of Tragedy.

ovv,

aros,

limb by

strain, chant.

with honey. or pale as

xpais)

:

II.

-,,,() )

an

honey-coloured, tawny.

,

poems

lyric

lyric poetry, a song, strain; plur. choral songs. 2. the music to which a song is set,

honey-voiced,

honey,

es,

(

a lyric poet. TO, a limb ;

(OS,

mixed , (^, , {^, $) yellow tawny. -5, {, (-$, , contr.

making

,

limb.

[t]

sweet to the mind,

) 6-5, -, ,(, {, ()

delicious.

OJTOS, 6,

($,

as Subst.,

honey-cake,

43

-, ) , ($, '02,

€

Att. for

(iSos) like honey.

, {€\) , (, , , (,

sweet-toned, honied.

-, €-$,

—^.

:

it is

2.

pres.

right that

, ^, ^^ ', '^ ((, € €€, ^ ^ , ^,,€'^, ($ ^ , (' ( (, $ €( ^ , €€ €, * ). . $ € . €, . , , , , . . €, € 5, 6, . €'£ 6-5, ") . ^^, «$, , €5, to

with a pun upon the name of Nicias.

wedded:

riageable age. impf.

in Att.

:

:

to

about

wider sense, whoever

in

also,

:

fut.

the augm.

:

to intend, design,

do

which were not destined

;

about

purpose.

hated by father Zeus.

it

3. to

you are

II.

[sc.

is

€/]

must be that

mark a

likely to

h\s

neut.,

I

:

shortd. for

also occur in pres.

Med.

busied with war also in aor. care for, take care of. :

17^0;,

f.

€-05,

,

From

(($)

, (8, of

:

poems.

to take

I

to

pass,

to sing.

Hence

singing, musical.

3

pf. part. pi.

songs.

lyric

the Act.

pi.

[], pf. of Ep. pf. part. fem. of * Ep. for I pi. pf. of formed as pf of [/^],

come, the

[fia],

\(,

is

the

a singing.

*

to

III.

for, take care of, tend, c. gen., care of mortals ; so in pf. part.,

the future time future power: esp. in

song-writing.

(8

;

are also found in trans, sense, to care

pf.

poet, for

and impf. sense;

surely Achilles

longer a care to thee wall was a care to him.

what

writing , ($, make (€$) , , = (6$.

(€, (€-

and the plqpf. with impf. sense, to be a care, be thought of; €pya carefully tended works. 3. Ep, pf. and

the part.

things to

f.

2. pf. act.

care.

am no

have heard

evOvs

TO

, ,

my

vv Toi

probability

^,

but these with

/fc

things shall be

issue, result.

oxjs,

as

;

do quickly

also used so, as

II. pres.

this.

are also used in 3 sing, for

by must

irov

are about [to do],

care for

2. to

III. where the best are likely to be holding counsel. to be always going to do, meaning to do, without IV. doing: hence to delay, put off, hesitate, scruple. often stands without its infin., and so seems to govern an ace, which depends on the inf. omitted

you

this, I

plqpf. pass,

to be accomplished.

Au

01

for

is

a care to me and fut. Med.

is

pres. sense, for Att.

ra

be likely, to be certain, often best rendered

;

aor. I

doubled,

is

—to be on the point of doing, to be

do or suffer : hence

it

be

to

there

;

of mar-

is

;

to be fated, destined to

of

often impers.

3.

3

pf. part,

Ep. for

pi.

*.

of Ep. aor.

2 opt.

of

€((,

2 pi. pf.

of

of

*.

if

from

—

/(--'.

. *: ^, , €€, ^^, . €4,

434

,, (,$, ,€, of

pf.

€€&, 6-

pf. part,

€6€$,

lengthd. for

. , , ^,

nom. and

ace. plur.

,(,

3 sing.

pf.

(^-

$

,

(but as

((€$, ^. £$,

Ion. for

of

pf. part,

«€, .

also

Adv.

craftily, by

pf.

of

part,

,( ,

<($, €£,

-^

pf. opt. pass, of

of

Toi Ep., Att.

to recall

what has gone

ov, 6,

of

pf. part. pass,

of

-,

M.i.vf3y,ovos,6,((v)Memnon, properly the Resolute. pf. act. and pass, of poet, and Ion. pf. with pres. sense, without any pres. in use to wish, long, yearn,

(*) —

:

:

(

my

heart longs

with a twofold wish.

ov,

(, (,

€€€, (,

pf. part. pass,

of

,

blamed, blameblaming, bearing

,',(

:

also of

fut.

pass,

:

Dep.

. aor. i

med.

lyweju-

:—

blame, upbraid, reproach, find fault with, c. ace. pers. or rei c. gen. rei, to complain of a thing c. ace. rei et gen. pers., which is the chief complaint they make against us. II. c. dat. pers. et :

;

;

ace. rei, to object a thing to another with it : c. dat. pers. to find fault with.

(, ) ()

ov,

:

reproach him

one's fate, repining, discontented. cws, a blaming, reproach, re-

proof.

,

2. a complaint. conjunctive Particle, used to distinguish the or clause with which it stands from something

ME'N, word

is to follow, and commonly answered by the corresponding clause. Generally, and

that

()

)

eyxos) steadfast in fight. standing one's ground

€(.

6(^$

(,

ov,

5, ,

Ion.

A bider.

66€,

verb. Adj. of

)

€/08.

,

\€$)

()

in

(

,

los, 0,

n.,

staunch

in

Menestheus,

i.e.

one must abide.

, () standing

(,

[iJ]

) one's

^^

groimd, stead-

=

^^-

6€-.8, , and €€-5, , (, staunch in €-65, (5, eiKOs from *€') suited 6,

battle, resolute.

€, ^ ^ ^, , ^ ,

to

is,

the desires, satisfying, plentiful : generally, agreeable,

pleasant, stilting one's taste. f.

:

3 sing,

Ep. impf. Ep. aor.

(^) :

3 sing. opt.

long for,

:

to strive for.

€,

77,

complaining of

never-

sustaining the fight,

fast: also patient, longsuffering ; oi opportunities will not wait.

II. act.

€,

,

$.

McveaGetts,

the

to be

worthy, contemptible. a grudge against. pf. of

still,

b.

mark

to

:

battle, steadfast, resolute.

,

Ion. pf. pass, of

€-$,

)

rate.

c.

against the enemy, staunch, unfiinching. Ep. I pi. aor. I of Mevc-Xdos, Att, Dor. MevcXas, , pr. \aos) Menelaus, i. e. withstandiftg men.

poet. 3 sing. pf. pass, of

,

any

certainly, at

before, now.

(,

—

es,

, , ^ . -, , , . . €. , {) . -, of

and

ye, yet at least, certainly^

only used in pres. and impf, to on doing c. gen., /xci'caiveiv to long for battle. II, to be angry, rage, be furious : to be convulsed in death.

€€-5,

inf.

pf. subj. pass,

((5,

pa, accordingly,

however. 3. /xcj/ otv or 4. Lat. imo vero, ay indeed: rather, nay rather: ovv ye or evovy€, yea rather. 5.

€-€5,

pf. opt. pass,

€€€5, ;

.

before other Par-

II.

desire earnestly, to be bent

3 sing.

Ion. for

pf. pass,

strive

.

resolute, unfiinching.

:

as they say,

Lat. certe.

theless.

of inf. pf. pass, of Dor. pf. part, of Ion. pf. pass, imperat. of

€€({>.

y€ or

2.

stratagem. pf. pass,

found

often

an objection, or exception, yet, however,

of

pf.

is

as, els

,€.

I.

:

so too,

with pres, sense, 3 sing. pf. of plqpf. with impf. sense.

', ,,

/),

I do not beheve). MtV was orig. the same and ^ is retained in Ion. for as a ^

so.

pf. pass. part, of

(.

expressed,

form of protestation. ticles

(.

,

.

, '

by

also

;

. », . €, , €€$. , . €, ^. , -, . $ . , . € , , , ^. . ^, (. . ^, pf.

.

,

in a clause : is not always answered by but by other Particles, as by

first

as

skin.

(\.

^, ,

expressed by on the one hand , on the other; while ; like . . as, can never stand

without

kind of anchovy, [a]

a small

17,

of of

pf.

.

membrana, a parchment,

Lat.

MEMBPA'2,

€(,

for

pass, of

of

pf.

,

and plqpf.

,

may be as well

ME'N02,

2. to

:

:

Ep. pres.

I

to desire eagerly,

purpose, intend.

^.

eager desire.

Ep. for

of body, prowof aiMinals, strength, fierceness, spirit. 3. of things, strength, might, force: hence of the blood as giving strength a fiow of black blood. dat. with fury, II. spirit, ardour: violently. 2. wish, bent, purpose. 3. generally, temper, disposition. III. is also used in ess.

cos, TO, force, strength

2.

;

$, $

—

:.

:

€. ', -, , (, $) —

,

',

periphr. like

is

€,

hpbv

as

;

the

(

sacred Alcinods himself.

to

MA

pf.

:

to abide,

:

which the yoke was jugium.

u. 4, 5.

^,

fut.

:

aor. I

:

Lat.

sub

v.

,

Ion. impf.

:

contr. ivait,

etc

Ep. unto stay,

:

stand one's ground.

2

3. to stay behind, linger,

stay at home, tarry.

of things, to be lasting, to remain, of condition, to be unchanged, continue, hold good. 6. to abide or stand by an opinion. II. trans, to await, expect, abide, await dally.

4.

stand.

5.

(

—

,

(

'ianepov b' await for; also to they waited for evening's coming on

steadfastly:

—,,

to

watch for.

,

iVa; Att.

f.

:

Dor.

to divide into parts.

— Med.

II. to

among

(, ()

to divide

, , , ,

:

(€$):

f.^w.

divide, distribute

themselves.

care, thought

anxious

:

II. the care or thought, trouble, disquietude. thought, mind. Hence to care for, be anxious about, f.

upon ; Hence

think earnestly

many

with

to be

cumbered

cares.

€5, 6-()5, {,

aros, to, anxious thought, care

and

-, (, ) ov,

,

who

one

is

:

ov,

reKeiv) giving birth

to care.

ov, 6,

an

, (€$) a part, portion, share.

tSos,

a part, class

II.

6$, , (() , , (() €5, €$, {() €«, {pv)full a

partition, dividing, distri-

buting.

ov,

mischievous, baneful: troubles.

(3, , ^^,

^,

pi,

^:

mischiefs,

care, trouble.

ۥ-5,

ۥ-, ,

Hence

—

, , (-5

also Ep.

side the

5

2.

each person's turn or

and Ep. or hall:

, ), ,

tv

;

(

in

turti

;

( , (, )

pos as far as concerns me, Lat. pro rata ; but or TO as to me, Lat. quod ad

^,

tinet.

of

..

3. ,

-, e.

of

and

numero habere.

'/

at-

€,

,

dividing the voice,

endowed with

speech, articulate-speaking, epith.

human

8.

o-nos,

.

beings.

Dor. for

Att. as Subst.,

$

,for

^-.

(6$)

:

so

:

ov, in-

,

or

Att.

II. in

,

, '.

Dor. for

ov,

—

and

be-

middle of, betwixt. II. of Time, meanwhile, meantime. III. as Subst., the part between, interval: midday, noon. eaaa, tv, middle, middling. tween.

2. c. gen. in the

-^, ,

('^

() ^^, €-, ,) ,

Ion.

at

(for

midday, noon, when the sun is meridian 'tis high II. the country towards the meridian,

the

;

Hence

€-/[

the South.

and

ridiari.

()

-,

pass the noon, Lat. me-

to

.

€(05, , , commoner belonging nootiday heat.

€€05,

ov,

poet.

=

€5,

form for

(-

noon, noontide;

to

cs,

11.

southern.

($, apapeiv)

midmost ; Xupios en

set

Sirius

is

in mid-heaven. f.

to put in the class so, like €V

tivos

consider as so

Lat. in

i.

hv

in the

and before a vowel -vs, Ep. Adv. of Space: in the middle^

€5,

€5,

ov, 6,

or

be

as

act

a

()'.

mediator.

a mediator, intercessor,

i5os, fem.

-,

to

)

or

of

-€05, ov,

also a, ov, also

[t]

-,

-, )

€-5

as Subst.,

me

the midst,

more

(sc. the door between the court-yard inner part of the house, the inner door.

- , (, ,

so,

—

the inner court.

From

in turn, successively;

ov,

ov, poet, for

€6, ,

line.

human.

a part, share: a portion, heria share in a thing with others, hence,

€os, TO,

tage, lot.

Ion. for

ov,

still

a cord, string, rope,

('

midway between two

€•-05, €-5. Dor. €05, €5, ,

of, devise.

ov,

. ^. )

(,

ov,

in the middle,

$, , €5, () ME'P05,

,

Ion. Sup. of

ov,

shores, in mid-sea.

Ep. aor. I to be anxious, thojightful, to ponder, think earnestly : hence, to be perplexed, to hesitate. II. trans, to think

METMI2,

,

middle.

pius,

poet, for f.

(, $)

— Comp. 6£5, ,

middlemost

,: -

neut.

Hence

a javelin with a

by.

it

ov, poet, for half-gray, grizzled, middle-aged.

tioon.

a divider or distributer. a partaker, [t] of care, causing anxiety,

ov, 0,

throwing

5, ۥ5,

from

a party, faction, Lat. partes.

:

-, tor

-€$,

over-careful thinker.

^,

€-, , {, '/)

thong

-lis.

careftd about things.

435

leathern strap, by fastened to the pole, Lat. sub-

inland, in the heart of a cotmtry: (sub.

, (8,

),

the interior.

as if for

pro-

something built between; hence the part between 2. two upright beams, a panel. the cross-plank of a ship, with a pole through it, for perly,

€•. () , ) €-5,

the mast.

Adv.

poet.

«s,

firm-grasped.

(5,

in the middle. held by the middle,

436

)

€-€5, , (($, €-5, , {$,

XeC/fos)

half white.

€€5 —

middling while, in mid-navel,

central, midmost, of Apollo's shrine at Delphi,

^ -, -, -) , 6-5, $

the prevalent notion that earth,

TO, see

m.

of or at midnight as Adv., at midnight.

neut.

Ep.

)

{€5,

is,

iTayfjvai)

^-, {,

driven to the middle. (S, Ep. sw7ing or poised by the middle.

€-5,

-,

,

:

,

,

(($,

between

),

i7iiddle,

,

,

«5, ,

;

'

Lat. medius

mid-azy

;

—

:

in Att.

also c. gen. between, midway between : proverb, from the wrestling ring, he is caught by the middle. II. middle or mean between two extremes, middling, moderate, of middle rank. III. as Subst., the middle, the space between :

,,

common ground;

also,

es

€ , ,

to

medio ponere;

set a prize before all, in public, Lat. in

to judge fairly or

so, €S

impartially for both remain neutral;

;

to

c/f

between; and of Time,

meanwhile, in the meantime. as Adv. in the middle, like

IV. neut.

-,^.{, )^.

poet.

Comp.

, €-,

€5, 8, , {)

split in two.

es,

€-, , {,

two

V.

moderately.

Sup.

)

a middle, a mean between

extrejnes, Lat. mediocritas.

to cut

through the middle,

€-5, , (€5,

middle, cut in twain. aros,

(€)

bisect.

From

cut through

the

, (($,

:

part.,

€5

poet. Adv. for

]$

,(%.

morn

till

poet.

gen., dat.,

Subst.,

its

it is

and ace.

common

till,

until,

c.

gen.;

otc until. middlingly, moderately. Dor. or ircSa when

:

Adv. of

placed after

ifi

cram

full, glut,

to

f.

Pass, to be filled ox full of.

— —Prep, with :

written

:

.

in the midst of,

among, between. favour of;

with, with the help or

with the help of Athena.

III.

'

II.

with, by

means of ; as aperrjs WITH DAT. only poet, properly of persons, among, in company with: sometimes, besides, over and above;

€

,,, ( ,^ oTs

companions. in

2.

last over and above his of things, in the midst of, with, as, ;

company with

so also,

( }5

the winds.

WITH Accus. of motion, coming

into or amo?ig, as

^4 \ :

generally, after, in quest

or pursuit of, either in hostile or friendly sense hence with a view to, looking to; II. of Place, after, they armed /or the battle. :

the after, behifid ; sheep followed after the bell-wether. 2. of Time, also, after, next to; thereafter: in the course of the day, Lat. interdiu. 3. of order of Rank, 7iext to, next after, after; the fairest man after the son of Peleus. III. after, according to; as you and I wish. IV. among, in, between, as with dat. best ?iext

(

'

of

5€

—

;

a partition-wall.

filed full :—c. gen. metaph. sated, disgusted he bad

full, filed,

a thing

'-, ,-', ', «,

—

Meso-

potamia, the land between the two rivers Tigris and Euphrates. = the middle gate, [i/] ME'505 Ep. I. middle, in the

-,

:

WITH GEN.

(sub.

as Subst.,

midway,

in the

,

^ , ()

with a thing c. hisfill of anger.

-.

poet, for

filed with

^) $

(fieaos,

traversing the centre. rivers

of,

:

poet, for

ME5TO'2, ,

€<,

, (($, )

—

€-5, €5, , ,

from full

was the centre of the

it

. -,. —

:

among all. ADV. among

^' €-

$

€

all,

AS II. and then, them, with them. next afterwards. III. thereafter, afterwards;

€

yap

aKyeai

one

feels

pleasure

^, €-. ^-. €-.€-, ('2'', , ^-. €5, . ^-. , , $, €-8, -, , -. ^-, €-, -,, (. €-, ^-, €a-yyv, €(. {$) (. (, €€-, -; ^: €, ^. {45)

ovpavos) the meridian or zenith. 2. the mid-heaven. f. to be in the middle, be half over, to reach the height, culminate ; midd-Ay, noon; Oepos midsummer. 2. c.

, ()

€,

^

gen. to be in the jniddle of, be in the jniddle of the ascent.

, ,

the medlar-tree

=

:

Heb. the Messiah, Ep. for Adv.

i.e.

the Anointed.

from

the

middle.

Ep. for

Adv.

is

often used for

In compos.

/6

implies

tion, as in

q. v.

community or participaII.

interval of space or

time, between, during, as in

. . ,

III.

succession of time, as in

IV. to-

VI.

VII. back-

behind, as in

wards, back again, reversely, as in VIII. most freq. of change of place, condition, mind, etc. as in

('/-.

poet, for

6,

MtTa

after,

poet, for

poet, for

in troubles afterwards.

wards, in pursuit, following, as in V. letting go, as in

a medlar.

poet, for

, or

€s,

to

ttjs

even

in the middle.

:

etc.

aor. 2 imperat. of

for

f.

to

aor. 2

pf.

pass over, to pass on: generally, to pass

—

-\

f.

pass,

denly

;

earth, Lat. novare.

€\\(

reverse;

Causal in aor. to carry over or away.

to another.

inf.

II.

€€\ —

aor. 2

:

:

—

(, , €-, ,€\€-

from one place

—

:

pf.

I

€-

turn quickly or sudyijv to turn, i. e. plough, the 2. to turn about, change, alter, to change the course :

to

I

.

437

€-$, among

€-.,

the people

$)

(€,

ov, :

f.

, (€, )

in the midst of or hence, native, at home. to cha?tge one's

€-, -, €-(., ^. £5, -, -,

way of life.

fut.

give part

to

-€-, ihare.

give a

of,

give after.

II. /o

Dep.,

=

to change one's diet ov, chased, overtaken. of the water; From or way of hfe. II. intr, to undergo a change, bef. later to give chase Ill, to, pursue closely. come changed, alter: to change one's purpose. II. intr. to follow close after. Med. to change for oneself, exchange, traffic. 2. to f. aor. i pf. pass. -(turn oneself, turn about : to change one's mind or purto change one's opinion : impers, pose. one changes, one changed one's plans or 3. to turn one's back, turn or wheel round. f. to change by dyeing : to stain, purpose : absol. in pf, pass, part., dye : metaph. to change one's complexion. my purpose is changed so as not to aor. 2 part, of march. a passing over, shifting, ov, during supper, or , II. change, alteration. changing. after supper.

-, , ,, , ,

^

-(

:

—

€€, :

€€ ) €. €-05, }

. . . €-, , , ) (() , €-. ) )) €] " -, €€, ) -, . -, -, , . - -, €, €$, {()

£-(, 6, €,

((,

605, aor.

€$, , (^)

of

pf.

aor. 2 imperat. of

to

fut.

changes, vicissitudes ;

thing, as

:

Greeks.

to alter

change one's mind.

€-5,

(€,

ov,

changing

one's

mind, changeful, fickle. fjs,

and

ov,

€-€,

^)

parties, a go-between, Lat, internuncius.

wvos,

,

(€,

the second

month of

the Athenian year, answering to the Laconian Kapviios, the latter half of August and first

of Sept.

;

changed

so called because then people flitted their neighbours. Ion. and in late Gr.

^^(

aor. 2

:

too late.

,

II. to

2. to

repent

€-, , , {(') €5, €--, , =

-

c.

:

ace. to re-

to alter, cor-

:

2. to

-^

translate

get a letter translated.

6-, OTte

f.

:

aor.

2

place to another.

€-, -,

II.

convey seemingly intr. :

to

change one's course.

€,-, -, f.

generally, to partake of. pf. pass,

f.

of

Dep.

to share the feast

:

after,

running

after,

-,

(^)

,

transposition

of opinions, a going over. of changing. f.

€, -^, €5, €-,

poet, for aor.

I

to

(.

poet, for

II.

(,

run to

to lift

go away,

€-€,

,

f.

2. to

€-5,

II. intr.

to,

(sub.

to

rush after, rush upon

to

demand

beg

of,

€5

to

:

. (^,

rush

thing:

of,

aiTios) being in

€,-,, ) ;

)(-

one's share of

ask alms

ov, also as, ov,

part the cause cessory

take one's seat beside.

depart. f.

to beg.

after, chase.

up and remove ;

upon, attack.

change

:

power or right

part, of

peiv to repeal a statute, to

the

an accomplice

in, ac-

the murder.

€-5,

((,

ov, Aeol.

between

the space between two two armies : armies; also, debateable a disputed frontier, ground. 2. generally, midway between, in mid air. f. Med. to change one's

(-(, -(, (-, ,, €-(,

seat or place.

(5(.

to tie differently

a running

((,

ov,

€€.

c. ace. to

change of mind.

to write differently

z\so, to interpolate, falsify.

to

:

repentance, remorse.

((ns,

f.

fut.

to ascertain after or

:

change one's mind

alter, repeal a decree.

pent of a thing.

:

and

after,

persuing, huntitig down, taking vengeance of. Adv. (/xcra) afterwards. f. to unyoke and put to an-

€€5,

of

a messenger between two

17,

running

chase.

other carriage.

aor. 2 subj.

ri,

€-€5,

to

falling between,

{€, ((,

6-5,

€\) $

2.

one's plans,

from

.

(€,

ov,

€-,

going over to the pursuit, an eclipse.

or as Dep.

Med.

giving a share, im-

a change, changing: in Adv. but c. gen. change from a following close upon. change to another party, ,

tovs

(s

:

the

aor. 2 inf. of

€-5,

.

of

1/seless.

,

rect

2 imperat.

parting.

-.

Causal of carry or convey over, bring into another Att.

f.

place.

plur.

€€,

:

f.

to untie.

f.

to

model anew.

to call

away

:

to call l^ick, recall.

—

€- €. :

438

€-, 6-, ,

only used in impf.,

either absol. to give chase, or to

€

Med.

to

Hence transposed, changed:

go from one place

€05, , ,

ing gold

—

to another.

-,

I

to

be

changed or disturbed.

,€-,

f.

I

weep or wail

to

after-

€-, €-, -, — wards.

weep for.

2. to

break and so change. to turn in a new direction take another course, set the other way.

€-(|, ,

contain-

6€5, 6-$,, {, 05)

Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of ov, between the breasts the part between the breasts, chest. Dep. to search after, chase.

€-5,

f.

to learn differently

aor.

:

2

ov, (/if

f.

,

(,

to exchange,

good

Med.

€-5,

{€,

away ;

)

-, €-, €-, -( — f.

:

oneself, assume.

II.

€-

6-€,

take

€5

a fresh

,

f.

pass.

:

of, io

partake in

:

rivos io claim a thing to to take instead, take in ex-

change, as

to

pf.

have or get a share

to

€ also,

:

€€€ €€ $

impers.

j

between the waves; between two waves of woe, i.e. bringaras ing a short lull or pause from woe. [] to get a share of. f. ov,

;

dart.

2.

in

Med.

II.

to

inter-

'

fut.

-;6^€

Ep.

€5, , (()

,

fut.

to leave off,

cease from.

€, () -)

com-

/66/^€'/€

I.

:

dat. pers. et gen. rei,

c.

repent of

,

;

(((€

^^,

ance.

6-€05, ,

€((

fut.

Dep.

;

,full of repentance repentant.

med.

(/€,

:

)

absol. to

:

£-€,-, 6-, €-.= -^.{, Dep.

,

:

—

change

(^€,

6,

aor.

I

one's purpose.

repentance, regret.

dance among. mix among, confound with.

)

, €-, «- , {) -, . ) . , () , . ^. , , , . €-, -, of,

Pass,

in a thing.

,

a taking in exchange, formed

change

changing,

;

€05, , ,

ttjs

€$

an

€|5, , —

Att.

verb.

-

Adj.

3. to

f.

aor.

:

2. to

€-5, , ('

i

change

:

to,

take

leave, quit.

4.

to search after other

things, to explore, inquire curiously: to question

€-, €$,

to

U.

Ep. for

:

also

Cf.

produce by mining:

^. ;€. =

to explore.

verb.

Adj.

of

to

persuade one

changed

to

change

bis

in purpose.

)

dwell with.

ov, 0,

{,

a

settler in

a new

€-5, €-5, , {,)

migration. one who has changed his home, a wanderer, emigrant, opp. to an original ov,

65, €<,

,

Hence

a wanderer, wandering.

ov, like fern,

of

aor.

to

i

pass, of pf.

and aor.

2

of

-

be

From for mines. of a mine, quarry; aXos a mlt-pit, salt-mini ; mostly in pi., apyvp(a

,

:

to talk idly.

to

€-€5,

to

borne by the wind

;

Pass, to be

searched, sojight out.

€05, , ,

to change another's dress, change one's own dress.

€-€, -,

aor. I inf. of ov,

—

€-€, :

inhabitant.

to

dig mines.

purpose

to be trans-

place, a wanderer.

Dor. for

f.

,

to

ov,

undergo a change, change.

f.

Med.

6-5, {, $)

of

a change.

:

change from,

to ask about, ask after.

f.

:

vain, idle, bootless

to exchange, to change, alter.

in exchange.

€-(|, ,

transform

eclipse.

changed, altered.

to be transfigured.

:

pass.

to feel repent-

to sing or

f.

a partaking

aor. I

having so defended myself: absol., it repents me and in part., Lat. quum poeniteat me. II. also with a nom., v»'hat had been said caused sorrow to Ariston. Hence regret, repent7/, change of purpose,

€-€5,

remorse, to repent.

:

€pay4vo,Lt.poenit£tmefacti:

ance, to rue, regret

to feel

re-

change one's condition, escape

to

repents me, rues me,

it

change,

to

2.

in turns.

€-€€,

I

to roll

also

;

common, from;

to transport, carry over.

f.

evil

move.

koivos) sharing in

to roll oneself over.

intr. to

:

unlearn one thing and learn

to

:

f.

for

to lull to sleep.

-, , €-€,

munion

:

€-,

€-£, ,

:

partaking.

a

ov,

ore.

^ ' ( (€ € €€ -, , , -, )

Pass, to

change.

aJO^, in

another, Lat. dediscere.

to

Med.,

(From

c{.

;

f.

\

I

f.

. , 6-, €-5,

quest of other things

II.

III. vav to visit, c. ace. were marching over the whole field. f. to remove : to change, alter

go

ibey

' .) {, $)

gold and silver mines.

/ollotv after

ace. to chase.

c.

:

Dep.

II.

trans, to

f.

country.

go

to

€-, -,

other side.

II. in

to

Pass

,

over, pass over to the

go

after, pursiie.

remove another/rom his with intr. tenses of Act.

^ ^^. , ^, ,€, - ,^€-€ —

:

:

—

:

—

to

pf.

aor, 2

,

move off else-

to raise aloft, lift up.

f.

Ep.

where, to migrate.

€-€,

f.

€,

to repent.

afterwards or too

to perceive

change one's mind or opinion.

2. to

late.

3.

after-thought

,

change of mind on

:

re-

,€ , -, -, €-,, f.

draw from one

to

vessel into

(€)

Adv.

TO

;

Adv. of Place,

the space between

tiveen-whiles, afterwards.

II.

— of Time, during. educate €-'•€,

between

:

betivixt,

— of Time,

as Prep.,

bebe-

with gen.,

f.

to

,

Hence

rest between times.

to

€€€5,

-, , -, , -, -,

€7€5,

:

one to another. aor. 2 -eiT((Tov pf. vef. tofall differently, undergo a change, change 2. of votes, to change sides. suddenly. 3. of conditions, to change for the worse, to decline : but

,

change for

remodel.

€-'€,

Med.

f.

-, (€€ pretend

to,

[a], to

mould

differently,

—

remodel, cast anew, alter: make pretence of a. thing, c. gen.

{(,

ov,

wards.

fut.

Dep. follow up, punish.

punishing after-

med. to

;

:

)-(

go

aor.

pass.

after or in quest of: to

II. to

emigrate.

€€5, €-€, €'€8, 6-€, , {^, -) from

distinguished among. From only used in pres. and impf. to be con-

^.

spicuous or distinguished among. aor. 2 part, oi f.

€-, ,

or crouch

fear.

(/6,

-, €-(|, ,,

the towers, the curtain.

,

€-'>5,

{^,

) )

-, , ,

of a thing,

to

f.

talk on lofty subjects.

)

€€$, €, €, , -

intr. to

cower

the wall between

(€$, \($)

to

Hence

,

a talking on lofty subjects. Dor. ir€8ap
€($,

:

to

:

over from one side

^.^.

med. of

aor. 2 part.

aor. 2 part. act. of

lambs coming midway between the the middle-born lambs, summer as from

al,

($ (.) (€. €, ^. , , €5, €5, ,€$ (^) (.

€-•€,(, (From

Ep. for

subj. pass, of

1

aor. 2 part,

($,

€$

removal from

one place to another; an departure from life cease. II. a changing, change.

eclipse.

2.

absol.

de-

:

a change

2.

of political constitution, revolution.

€-6, €-€,

to

go

after pr in quest of, pursue.

to send for, summon. bewail or lament afterwards : so also

Dep.

. 6-€ €-, -, €, €€, in

to

Med.

or -£, Adv.

aor.

fut. pass,

aor.

Pass., aor.

.^.

to

of

to

shifi

of

to turn about, turn

i

of

in a line

-€,

pass. part,

i

fiit.,

wail afterwards.

camp.

€€€5, €-€, ,

and

$)

and Med,

one's

part.,

i

(€,

to sigh or

round

aor. 2

—

[5],

turn oneself round, whether to rally or to flee; 2. to turn i part.

€€€$.

round upon, intr. to

^. to

retort.

3. to

€€, €€5,

2. to

.

()

€-, -, ccws, 17,

in.

6-

f.

change the form

of arrange

of, alter,

Att.

differently

:

to

go over

Att.

to

II.

with ven-

visit

)

a participation, shar-

, (,

transform.

,

: '

to

change the order change one's order the enemy. f.

— Med.

€-, -:

of battle

alter.

care for, regard,

turn round upon, to

aor. 2 inf. of

ing

change,

change one's course.

c. gen. geance.

counted among. f. to turn upside down. f. to change the form oi fashion remodel : esp. to reform, correct. ov,

draw

[d] , to

f.

often in aor.

«s,

rush

to

fashion differently

to

persuade, convince.

f.

:

ace.

c.

one after another.

the better.

to

f.

6-5, to

:

:

—

€-,

also to

,

f.

- -, €5, €,

:

to leap from

f.

after:

go along

to

:

to disguise.

:

aor.

change by persuasion, win over. Dep. to try in a different way. , ov, to be sent for : and ov, sent for : verb. Adjectives from f. to send for, summon, Lat. arcessere : the Med. is more frequent in same sense. aor. 2 Dep. f. to fly away.

:

-,

lambs.

differently.

Pass, to rest between times.

f.

6-€^,

and

:

€-'•€,

rush

(-

Ep. aor. 2

:

Pass.

:

to

II.

to another,

another.

tween

with.

transform

flection, repentance.

€-€,

3 sing,

upon.

Hence

,

439

to

to

aor. i

f.

— to place —

II. to place differ efttly, change, alter : among. Med. to change for oneself : to change one's opinion,

to

retract;

€-, -, €-«, ,

opinion.

f.

f.

to

change

to a

new

to bring forth after. Med. to turn turn round

—

—

:

—€€(.

440

) 6-?[,

(

turn 2. oneself round, turn back. to care for, regard, take care of.

6-€, —

, ,. f.

obsol.

:

run

to

aor. 2

:

after.

((,

Pass.

(^)

turnijig about, in a retreat. -,

and

look after,

)

(from to

keep

poet, for

-, .. 6-, ^-, ^, — 6-, €, , () €4, II. later, to accost,

to

f.

another, transfer. Pass, to

2. to

address,

c. ace.

carry from one place to change, alter: to pervert

change one's course.

.,)

€-6, ((, €-)€, , €-€, ,

, (-

TO,

hind the midriff {(ppiv is),

—

properly, the part broad of the back.

Att.

f.

to consider after.

more often

or

f.

to

;

there being a share or clcim

:

with a nom., shared by all.

{, (

is

ibo) to go between or among. II. to go after or behind, follow. 2. to go after or for, fetch. 3. to pursue, visit with vengeance. 4. to go to, approach, draw near to. III. to pass over, go over to the other side.

6€€, —

Ep.

:

(,

used as aor. 2 of speak among. 2. to speak

to

:

aor. 2 part, oi

Ion. for

66<€5, Ep. €€, Ep.

aor.

:

med. of

part.

i

ibo).

for

€-6, 66,

sum). of of one thing into another.

subj.

to step out

€€, €€, €€€, €€€, €€, -, €-6, impf. of

.,. aor. 2

fut.

aor. 2 imperat.

be-

-,€€€6,',

aor. l

part, of /xcr-

go on board another

to

-.

, , )-, Att.

f.

- \. €€€-

€€€€,

Dep.

as

and

aor. 2 of

ship.

speak among, address.

to

f.

the

II.

a thing

f.

Med.

f.

— sometimes equality

I have a share of

aor. 2 of

speak among. a carrying from one place to another. II. in Rhetoric, a transferring to one word the sense of another, a metaphor, trope. impf. or aor. 2

€-€, = €-^,

part. neut. absol.,

6€5,

c.

Adv. afterwards, thereupon. forthwith, thereupon.

Ion.

live ivith, associate with.

tivos

thereafter, afterwards.

Dor. ireS-, to look about for. speak among, to address, f. •\, to

€-•05

among,

/€€

€-€,

turning rounder about: of an enemy, turning round upon ; tpya deeds that are visited with vengeance.

dat. plur.

to be

:

^ ) ^. , .{ , ( . . -^. .

=

, €'5, ,(€) f.

sum)

impers.,

a turning round or back:

a visiting, vengeance for a thing.

-, , €€-,

—

put on board atiother ship. impf. and aor.

I

Causal of of

(

Ep. pres. inf of

sum). engrafted afresh. f. to put other clothes on a perMed., with aor. 2 to put on

€-€8,

(,

. -, .. -, ) -, , , ,.. . , ^. , , , ., (. . ( ,..

have in one's hands, handle. take in band, manage, Lat. administrare to conduct an affair. in hand, pursue, practise., Lat. exercere. handle, treat in a certain way. :

to

6-05, , =

€5, €-5,

ov,

aloft,

ov,

f.

€(-

;

3. to

.

=

son.

4. to

other clothes.

go

to

another place, withdraw:

6€, €«,

of passage. brush against.

Ep. for

3

pi.

of

(.

on a new

to enroll or enter

re-

€«),

of of

<-€,

.

Ion. and Ep. for

((,

Ion. for /uerfj, 3 sing. subj. oi aor. i of

-,

f.

another.

ai, a,

pf. act.

Ep.

and

of

pass,

:

(/€,

and put

etc.

-\,

elsetvhere.

move from one place

(, ,

some

neut. part, of

Ion. for

€-€€, €€, €-,

to

(

others.

thereafter.

of

f.

:

Dep., with aor. 2

come among. 2. to go between the ranks. 3. to go in among, atIII. II. to go to another place, go away. tack. c. ace. to go after, to go to seek, go in quest of : hence 2. of things, to go after, atto seek for, aim at. tend to, manage. 3. to pursue, visit as an avenger: in legal sense, to prosecute. 4. to approach with act.

aor. 2 of

l

to take out

Pass, to

Adv. afterwards,

€-€, , ((^^<. ^-^^. i

Med.

aor. 2

gister, in fut. 2 pass.

aor.

speak among.

sum).

aor. 2 of

aor.

3 sing. impf. of

to

6«,

aor. 2 of f.

€€, 6€€, €-6€, 6-€|. €-6-€€,

to migrate, of birds to

II.

ov,

Att. pf. of

in Poets,

{(, to

;€-€•,

have

on high. xpovos) after the time, done

,

afterwards.

2. to

-

pf.

prayers, supplicate.

€€,

:

5. to

to

court or woo.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of pf. of

:

—

€-€, -^, .

. ) €-,

Dep. to change one's zvisb or prayer, to wish something else. 3 sing. impf. or aor. 2 of f. to partake of, have a share of,

€€,

€-€, €€^, gen.

c.

also

:

ace. rei,

c.

(€€

and Ep.

a

to raise to

height,

raise, lift up : Pass., kv veXayei keeping out on the high sea. II. metapho to buoy up or excite : to buoy up with false hopes. prate f. about the heavenly bodies.

-, , ) (^!, , = (-\'$.

€€(, , (€€'/$) €€', £€-$,, (€€$, ov,

Xiyw)

ov,

€-€$ Ep. €-5,

(€,

ov,

suspended in mid

or

^,

€ ,,

speculations.

6€-.5, ,,,

a meteorological philosopher. a meteorological quack.

aor. 2 of

Ep.

aor. 2

(\\. (/€, ($)

aor. I of

€-05,

€-5,

€.

€'.

ov,

, . I

as, a, inipf.

fut. inf.

med. of

also 3 sing. pres.

=

the Jews.

From

remove

a

€€, to

f.

place,

.

(€5) c.

, -^,

in.

II.

absol. to be

ace.

:

settling as

to

change one's abode, dat.

a

(

loci,

or settler. I.

or sojourner.

, (^$)

€6$,

€,

the

Att.

to

or aliens.

the list of

TO, the tax of twelve at Athens.

From

of

fut.

the

coward crouching

in

f.

€-. 6-€,

-

Dep. to have gone after, have gone among or

2. to

to keep shifting ofie's knees,

f.

ambush. to change

Pass, to take a

of a

the narne, call by a

new name.

€(.

—

.

((,

late

autumn

;

cp.

( €, () , €-,

Ion. for

TO,

season

the

after

(€, 6$) the space between rows

€-, ,

of vines.

part. fern,

of

inter-

) ^.

sum) participation, communion: possession, enjoyment. a partaking of, communion. ,

€-([,

{€,

to remove by a of the way. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I opt. of partaking of: as Subst. a

f.

, , () €€

—

measure : I. of Space, pass over, Lat. metiri, emetiri: Med., to measure the footmarks with the II. of Number, to count : to measure out, eyes. dole out. 2. of Size, Value, etc., to measure, estimate, compute. Hence. that which is measured out: 1. a measured distance. 2. a measure, dole. a measuring, measurement. measure,

settle

—

i.e.

€, 5, ,

,, , ()

€5, ,,{^) , (() = €$, Athens the

common

$,

liquid

,, {$)

($.

,

Hence

f.

II.

2.

an even temper,

drachmae paid by

to be

.

:

II.

to be

of

trans, to

moderate or merciful

to-

From

is,

6-5,

rately.

tenses of tations

to be

f.

:

moderate

be calm, unruffled.

, €-5, {,

moderate.

wards.

:

Lat. metreta,

measure, holding 12 or 144 about 9 gallons English the Roman amphora held § of a measured, measurable.

, $ to

lead to another abode Pass, to be led to another country, to emigrate. 17, 6v, of or for a f.

.

€, €-^, , €-,— ,

at

change of abode, migration. a settlement : society.

the condition of a

—

Captivity of

c.

$, , =

,

2. the

guardian of

f.

med. of

€ , $ €5, €,

f.

in pursuit.

through.

to

Ion. for

—

gone

ov,

of

Ion. 3 sing. impf. o{ Ion. 3 sing. impf.

the

partaker, partner, accomplice.

of

Ion. for

,,

-, /fos,

6€€, €5, ()

older Ep. form for

aor.

to be

lever, hoist out

swift as the wind.

€45. €. €, €€, ^^, ^. ^, ^; ^. €6, -. -, 6-, €-, ^. ^^, ,

€5, (^),

Athens,

Adv. = and before a vowel -0€v, Adv. of Place, from behind, backwards: of Time, after, afteror ivards. II, as Prep, with gen. behind. •, 6v, of or like the end of autumn, verging on winter, autumnal. From

air, aloft, raised on high, high in of a ship, on the high sea, out at sea. IL metaph. of the mind, excited, in suspense, L^t. spc erectus : hencQ wavering, fluctuating. III. things in the air, the heavenly bodies, meteors, natural phenomena ; generally, abstruse, lofty 2.

€€-€|,

II. at

an alien who was suffered to on payment of a tax yet settler,

) ,€05, -, , ) €-^, ^.

taliiing

(

treating of the heavenly bodies.

€,

settle in the city

new name

f. to talk of high things, or of the heavenly bodies. Hence a treatise on the heavenly bodies.

air.

a foreign

€-,

{( sum).

subj. o(

f.

€€-€5,

,

one's abode,

or aliens at Athens.

other. Ion.

settling elsewhere.

and

changing

oTkos)

without enjoying civic rights, Lat. inquilinus.

(so.

€6, , (((5) (€€$

441

{,

-oiKos, ov,

an equal share of good with an-

to enjoy

€€,

. :

:

TrtVot;)

Sup.

iraetiv)

($,

-

bearing mode-

ov, , Root of some a moderate drinker, moderate in po-

:;

442

,

,

—

()

within measure, also os, ulrpios, , II. moderate : of Size, of average or ordinary height. III. of Degree, holding to tbe^ of Number, few. mean, moderate : of middle condition or rank : 2. tolerable. 3. of Persons, the mean.

moderate, temperate

— The

,

suitable.

,()

= ($. €5,

Adv.

,

J/Tos,

Adv.

also fair, reasonable.

:

neut.

—

moderation. moderately, in due modestly, temperately : on

((,

Superlative

a standard.

2.

measure

the contents or thing measured, as well as the

-

space measured or measurable ; the the size of the harbour ; II. the mean full measure or prime of youth. between two extremes, proportion, due measure : fit3. a?iy

ness.

III.

£(-,

€-, €-,

. ) ()

metre, opp. to

(time).

aor.

I

(, word

ij,

() , -, -, ,

most, fronting

column.

Adv. :

\^

(tune) and pvQ-

€€,

of ships, in line; opp. to

,

,= , ((, )

may

that he

.

B.

not

come

Conjunction, that

as,

(piy

caught.

I II.

past tense, as,

with optat.

or

I

may

be

lest

Verb in I might

fled lest

I

Verbs expressing/ear, as, Lat. vereor ne fiat, I fear lest it happen, i. e. I fear it will happen. For this subj. the Att. also use indie, fut. IV. is used with

yva,

after

inf.

^ '.

—

vehement negations or affirmations

\ ^' laid

on hand

;

Jove be witness that

I

^. ( ^

so after negat. wishes, Sos

;

V, is used after all Verbs which have a negative sense, such as apveiaOai, (ipyfiv, (p^iyuv, as,

sense, as

on or of the forehead.

pres.

III. after

to deny the doing a thing

the forehead.

flee

I.

.•

in

after principal


be caught.

,,

I

ne

not, lest, Lat.

with aor. subjunct. subjoined to a Verb

have not

change of name: in for another, metonymy. with the forehead fore-

yap oy e\$oi

optat. aor. to express a wish,

Zeus

of

Rhetoric, the use of one

in

'

fut.,

ME'TPON, TO, a measure or rule;

itself.

^ 4-

3. with infin., as, dkyvveiev the «oZ-knowing would grieve me. avevf Uas = et 4. with the Participle, as, if he had not carried away. II. is freq. in ixdepentjent clauses containing a command, when, like Lat. ne, it stands first in the sentence I. with the pres. imperat, 2. 676. with the subjunctive aorist, 3. with the

they perish not.

]5.

$,

of

limits or measure. 2. Comparative fair terms.

—.

4.

are often used.

.

!

:

;

troieiv

also after

Nouns of

like

or Adverbs, as

;

C. As Interrogat., in direct questions, where a negative answer is expected, surely ye did not say ? 2. is also used with the .

.

;

between the eyes, II. the front fore part of indicative subjoined to another \'^erb, when it may be the forehead, front. anything the front or face of a building the front expressed by whether, as, iiirev I fear as to whether she has spoken all too true, of an army. gen. ovos, i. e. I fear she has spoken all too true. with ingenuous countenance. an elliptic phrase, used in emphatic denial, no certainly, Lat. millo modo, where an imperat. or Ep. and Ion. gen. of even before a vowel I. optat. Verb must be supplied from the foregoing pasME'XPI", rarely Prep, with gen. until, unto, to a given point, i. of sage to which the denial refers, as, yap as far as the sea. Answ. let him not say the name Place, /iexpt 3. of until when ? Time, T60 no, certainly. Tivos for a until when ? how long ? not at least, strengthd. for II. in Ion., nountil now. space Adv. of and where. is sometimes followed by another gen., as, II. in nowise, not at all. trvp^ojv as far as eight towers, instead of Adv. from no place; III. Conjunct, until, vvpyoi from no other place. till morning came ews with indie, Adv. nowhere : and with av and subj., till we see Adv. nowhither. From this also, not even one, not in same sense. for MH', Adv. not, used where the Negation depends any one, no one, none. Hence on some Condition, either expressed or implied, while Adv. nowhere. denies absolutely in no way, not at all. expresses that one thinks a Adv. of thing is not, that it is not : hence but not, and not, nor, Lat. neAdv. always follows el, lav, Tjv, 2. at the beginning of two following because these que, nee. speak of a thing not as a fact, but as a supposition Lat. nenor neither clauses, whereas II. strengthening the negative, are joined with tieque ... because they que refer to a fact. 2. also is used after the final which is always the sense when joined with a single quidem. Conjunctions iva, els, because these are word or phrase, not even, Lat. ne in their nature contingent, as, ws gen. oXojvTai that

-, ,

the space

:

:

,

€5

(, <) , .

5 5 [^] -,

$

;

;

;

5

(.

^^

€

:

, ,(

$,

, €,

, .

.

;

, , . . $,

-

{$)

(,

.

.

. $,

-.

( $,

-05, , ,

-,

:

',

€y

:

05, )

.

.

.

,

.

.

.

.

,

.

-63, -€,

-,

.

.

(6$,

€$.

—

/

:

.

(03, etc.

:

— declined

like

cU

(5(,

tv,

not even one, no one, none, Lat. nullus.

— , ),a nothing, a who

one

(sc.

nobody person.

ils)

useless or worthless

by no means.

€-€, Adv.

-, -,

not or nor at any time, never.

Adv. nor as yet or not as yet. Adv. not yet at any time, never

-€€5, ,

cTcpos) neither of the two. Adv. to neither side.

-€€6,

, .() , ^,

nay do

not.

,

(M^5os) to imitate the Medes in manners, language, or dress : esp. to side with the Medes, opp. to f.

,

,

'/)

Median

the

, 05,

Median

,

affairs, esp. the

II.

(so.

:

{),

or Persian war.

great Median berba Medica,

a Median woman. a leaning towards the

fem. of

if,

(, ) , ) -65, ,

Medes, the being in f.

:

aor.

:

I

Mede-slaying Dep. :

:

to devise, resolve, counsel, advise.

{-

2. to

bring about, contrive. ovortpos) neither of the

plot, schema,

{,

,,

'^,

''*

two.

ios, TO, only

,

^, , {) €05,

used in plur.

^

^, coun•

Tis,

plans, schemes: cunning, craft. 2. like care, anxiety; II. in care for thee. Lat. virilia, the genitals.

pi. also, like

neut.

Tt

,

an

$, ,

2.

for

{)

apple-tree, Lat. malus.

, { , ! $, { 5, ov, also o, ov,

?, 65

a sheep.

, of

,

of or belonging

to

for Melis or Malia. A or nymphs 2. nymphs of of the flocks or of the fruit-trees. Melis or Malia in Trachis of. Mj;\t€t;s. e'ws, b, an inhabitant of Melis or Malia

,

or

)

:

in

Trachis.

Maliac

as

II.

Adj.,

the

gulf.

, ov,

Dor.

5, ,, 5, -, -, {, -5, {, -5, {,{, ) -5, $

)

of an

apple-tree.

,

of or from the island of Melos,

ov,

a,

with or without 7^, Melis or Malta

ovv,

for

no one whatever, nothing whatever. counsel, prudence.

) ) )

in Trachis.

6,

-ras,

and a shepherd.

, $ ov,

sheep,

goat

;

,

Dor.

sheep.

sheep-receiving.

a sacrificer of

[u^, ov, 6,

a priest

ov, 6,

grazed by

ov,

-, , \5 , , {) -5, ,=$. , ,, ^,:. ,

sels,

-

Melian.

their interest.

-KTOvos, ov,

to

without \6yov, to be lengthy or prolix. 3. to raise a loud cry. 4. Med. erected a tall statue. MH'KflN Dor. the poppy. the head of a poppy. 3. poppy-seed, prepared vtiv

, ov,

a kind of clover, lucerne.

3,

protract : to delay, speak at length ; also

2. to

\oyov

off";

food. yet.

{,

ov,

443

to lengthen, prolong.

put

6 ox

often as Adv., not at all,

neut.

3.

—

mere nothing, a

a

is

2.

—/?.

a sacrificial altar.

a kind of beetle or cockchafer.

ov, TO,

:

sheep or (sometimes) a (A) rams, wethers : the pi.

means flocks of sheep

or goats, small cattle, opp. to

€5.

',

MA-

, , { ) -5, ) () -5, { ) { ) , , ,, , -, ) { ) -, { $, { -5, ,, neut.

form for

a later

MHKA'OMAI,

—

Ep.

from formed from pf of fawns and hares,

sheep

:

:

to

scream,

shriek, cry.

$, $,

fem. Adj. bleating, epith.

;,

-€. Adv. {, )

of she-goats

:

as Subst.

from

rally, greatest.

as Adv., for

very far

:

—

and Att, [], but formed from

$,

Sup. of

as

neut.

pi.

TO, length : also height, tallness, of Time, a long space, length. 3. of Size or Degree, greatness, magnitude. II. Kos or absol. as Adv., in length or greatness. Adv., Ion. for (OS,

2.

5, -€. f.

Ion.

€. -:

Dor.

:

Lat.

tree-fruit, as,

the peach,

orange or

citron.

-

{):

-

II.

-,

goats.

-irapcios,

ov.

Dor.

')5,

,

apple-cheeked, ruddy-cheeked. ov,

A,

ov,

,

fit

for watch-

ing sheep from.

planted with

fruit-trees.

a very long time or in the highest degree:

,-

6,

the longest, tallest, or gene-

II.

also at length, at last.

MH~K02,

stature.

the

a, ov,

$,

any

metaph. in of a woman's breasts; or of the cheeks, Lat. malae. a, ov. Dor. or a shepherd, goatherd, herdsman. A, ov, A, feeding sheep or

a bleater, she-goat. no more, no longer, nofurther.

, ov. Dor.

{$).

(B) Dor.

generally,

-65, $,

pi.

,

ov, TO,

an apple;

the quince,

shortd.

part,

also impf.,

to bleat, of

LUM,

Dep., with aor. 2 part,

with pres. sense, fem. (so pf.

:

€5,

)

,

ov, poet, for

{ ) -5, { -5, ) -5, { ) f.

ydv

-

sheep-protecting.

to slay sheep

to offer sheep in sacrifice.

a,

ov,

ov,

,

fines the breasts.

A,

.,

;

lepai

From

slaying sheep.

sheep-feeding.

girdle that con-

—

:

—

( { ( ((

444

, *) , -5, , €, -.5, -|, ,$, ,^) , -, $, ) , , . , ,, , ,

,

:

sheep-slaying.

From carry apples. bearing apples. ,

f.

,

and

,

or

^)

one who watches sheep or apples. [0] a) a sheep's skin. looking like an , , apple, yellow, golden.

nay

Ion. for

affirmation,

a

:

, ,

,, ,. $•.

the long vowel

,

but

Att.

;

;

became the more emphatic form

it

were retained

,

gen.

€8:— Lat.

—

dat.

MEN-SIS, A

1.

in Ep.

,

Aeol. and Dor.

MON-TH

5

$ ( , , $, , , , (), ,

:

end of the month sometimes onwards, as Trj on the three-and-twentieth day of the en 11. = month. u. the moon. ,= Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of corrupt form oi dat. pi. of the moon, Lat. luna. Hence , ;

, (, , ,

., .

, , () , () /"

the cause

blood-guiltiness.

,

$,

MH"NI2 Dor. Att. gen. los, wrath, anger : also, malice. a crescent, Lat. hi. Dim. of II. a crescent-shaped body, to protect the nula.

5,

head of

()

,

,

statues.

Dor.

:

[t]

f.

:

aor.

I

:

wrath, be wroth against: also to declare one's wrath against a person. is, ubos) crescent-shaped, Lat. hinatus : of the sun and moon when partially eclipsed. :

to cherish

, , , ()()()

-€5, (, $, ,

an information. an informer, guide.

, , . ,

light.

tion,

II.

reward

:

as Subst.

Adj.

informer, Lat. delator. the price

almost always used in plur.

epos,

,=

[]

From

to

(-

I

betray.

:

8,

,=

.

but

,

.

.

(an ellipse for do not suppose that

.

.

.

;

,

but

.

.

$,

followed by

not to mention that

at

II.

$

, .

.

,

.

.

but

,

.

.

.

;

.

),

not

not only not

let alone, Lat.

ne die am.

,

^

are joined I. with the subjunctive, after Verbs of fearing, doubting, and the like, as

"^

fear

I

fear

I

it

will not be, opp. to

Here both negatives have

will be.

it

their proper force

$

II. with the Infinitive, Verbs of denying, doubting, etc., as no one disputes your right to speak (where may be translated by Lat. qtiin, quominus), nemo te impediet quin dicas. 2.

but,

:

'/

€€

($ , which

clauses in

all

,

a negat.

is

pressed or implied, as, after etc.

;

oIkcs

as

^ , ^(

(

ex-

it

not reasonable that the Athenians should not Lat. non potest fieri quin ; so also, with a negat.

is

implied,

as,'

'/

.

.

•.

strange not to take. feeling,

without

yap

, —

did I not pity.

.

it

.

seemed

-

with a Participle, for I were unand iii. might stand

III.

In

.

11.

perchance, Lat. ne forte. noTf, 1. with subj. that at no ever, Lat. ne quando. 2. with infin. never. lest

\-[,=

,= , -,

time, lest

,

lest

anywhere

:

lest

perchance.

not yet, Lat.

nondum

:

ye

nay, not yet.

never yet.

$,

-75, =

, ,,, ,

perchance.

lest in

II. in

=

any way,

lest

any how,

lest

case of doubt, whether or no.

thigh-bones.

) ($)

never used in sing., the thighbones, which by old usage they cut out from the leg and wrapped in two folds of fat (l« they : were then laid on the altar and burnt. \\. =

( ,

), (,

, 5,

the thighs.

i.

:

,,

-, -55, e. it

was of no

,

MHPO'2,

,'^ ()

($) of or belonging

a, ov,

hat. femoralis verb.,

,, masc. bringing an , () paid for informa-

aor.

:

against.

monthly.

wrath. the cause of anger; divine wrath. 2. guilt of blood,

pf.

:

generally, after

:

month by month, monthly. In earlier times the month was divided into two parts, the month rising, and the month waning. The Attic division was into three, the last division was sometimes reckoned backwards, the fourth day from the as

(5, €$, ^,

make known

after

and Ion.,=

[]:

I

Athens, to inform or lay public information against another impers. in Pass., information is laid: but in Pass, also of persons, to be informed

so

in very truth, yea verily, used at the beginor ^ Lat. et vero, and yet, nay ning of an oath yet truly, Lat. verutn enimvero : more : what then f assuredly not, so too was II. = however. i. e. of course. but after the introduction of orig. the same as

^:—

[]

f.

:

aor.

to disclose, reveal,

strengthening

Particle

indeed, verily, truly, in sooth;

_y
Dor.

— Pass.,

followed by only not so

verily.

Dor. and Ep.

.

,

.

a cord,

line,

) )

string; pro-

the line caught nothing,

the upper part of the thigh, the ham. mirsed in the

($, ($,

(S,

thigh, ep;th. of Bacchus. e's,

to the thigh,

the thigh.

avail.

,,

-

Dep. to chew the

striking the thigh.

ctid,

Lat. ruminare.

,—

—

. € - -, —

—

;:

MHPrOMAI— []

f.

aor. I

:

, -

{)

66,

Adv. Dor. mother, by the mother's side.

:

draw up an

445

,

{, ^)

from

the

^ , . , {, ) , $, . , . , $ ,,! {) , , ( {, ) , €$ , draw up

to

chor.

or furl

sails

to

:

weaving,

2. in

kv

weave the woof into the warp. is sometimes used as Pass., ivy is twined around the edge. of Ep. 2 and 3 sing. aor.

to

an-

( «;

of

2 sing,

-6, =

and

re,

neither

.

not.

repeated,

II.

[],

.

.

=

opos, 6,

[d],

one's

-,

Dor.

contr.

gen.

,

($,

) {, ) -, {, $. , . , , , -5, {, ) , , ,, . -8, {, -, {, :

ace.

MOTHER

pi.

:

of animals, a dam mother of flocks

:

—

MA TER,

Lat.

[

Mother

yij

sometimes Ceres, sometimes Rhea

:

from which colonies were II. generally, a metropolis, a capital. out. one's mother-city, mother-country, home.

the

metaph. of lands,

:

;

Earth

-5,

1

•5,

dat. of

and

{$) —

:

plan a thing

:

,

own mind.

€5 £$, ,

bring about.

f

sliilful, skilfully

chosen.

[t]

f.

{$)•. —to

-,

:

los,

ace.

Ep. 3

lest

,

any one,

;

gen.

ov, 0,

counseller. :

veSiv.

, , Ep.

also,

;$, {) ing

i

Dep.

by any means, that by no means

:

in

,

for

skill,

cunning,

6,

{,

freq. as

Adv.

—

pf.

II.

as

Med.

to

to 2.

pro-

= /;//, :

found

Ep. used in

in act. voice in

but perf.

is

pres.

Ep. for

Ion. for

machine

mendicant friar. and 17, Dor. a mother's brother or sister,

device wiles

:

an instrument or 2. an engine of II. any artificial means, a contrivance, arts, generally, a way, means : Lat. machina,

for lifting weights

war.

:

—

;

c.

contrivance.

aTos,

,

a subtle contrivance or device, art, verb. Adj. of contrive.

re,

',

a contrivance against by no lyieans whatsoever, by no

gen.,

ills:

fruitful, prolific. ov,

by art,

:

, {5)

pecul. fern, of

ov,

aor. I

:

(,-;, -,

Ion. for

Dor. eeived by the mother.

:

Lat. machinari, Dep. put together, construct, prepare.

opt. of

or ov, 0, striking one's mother, a matricide.

,

-(,

pass, sense.

a begging

-5 -, , . , . {) -$ -, {, )

,

2.

^ , . . , . {) , , , , {) $.

,

an uncle or aunt.

$, ,

and any relation by

ace.

;

Ep. for

part,

-€€05 -^, -, {, (5) {, ) ,

priest of Cybele, a sort of or


cure for oneself.

lest

womb.

{, -!)

of or belong-

to contrive, devise, scheme.

:

also separately,

Lat. matrix, the

ov,

2 pi. ind. oi f.

make \$)

step-

called

5 -, . , -{) (: ,

gen. and a maternal uncle.

:

,

,

;

and

pres. inf.

an indirect question, whether perchance. stronger form of in nowise, nay : ye nay upon no account.

-,

a is

the mother's side.

Ep. dat.

is

{) {) ,

5,

a mother, maternal.

to

6

and impf. med.

:

II.

*€) mother*() a matricide.

ov,

mother, Lat. noverca: metaph. a rocky coast

. $ $ ;

,

as. Ion.

anything ; that no one, that nothing,

, -,{)

mother-mur-

, ,,

to de-

part, of

pi. pres. act.

Att. gen.

Lat. ne quis, ne quid.

:

ov,

murdering, matricidal.

a plan, enterprise.

lest

rejected by one's

mother.

contrive,

i

— counsel, wisdom,

,,

II.

-Tts, 0,

Med.

wise in counsel

aor.

of

craft,

in

invent, contrive, devise.

Ep. for

MH"TI2,

and

, , ()

{$)

ev,

ov,

ov, also

II. to devise,

, ,. , ; : Ep.

tending mothers.

ov,

dering.

to meditate, intend,

absol. to deliberate,

:

bate in one's

8,

I

Ep. for pres. ind. of

2 pi.

f.

III.

j

contr. for

pres. inf.

sent

mother-state,

or Cybele.

neut. of

,—

opos,

grandmother.

mother's father, grandfather.

MA'THP, ,

Dor.

Dor.

one's mother's mother,

nor.

.

mo-

ov, pass.

II.

killed by one's mother.

an adviser, counseller

the adviser or leader of battle.

€, MH'THP

s

a

one's mother, to be

killing one's

a matricide.

ther,

Ep. 3 sing, contr. aor. 2 of ajpos, 0,

kill

to

f.

-KTOvos, ov,

of

fut.

a mother

From

matricide.

i

,€, Ep.

,

sister.

II.

,

,

an engine.

II.

trick.

one must

=

, . 05—

446

:

.

^^ () ), €yv ,, , {, ) . €, () , (, ) -05, $, , '/€ -5, (, ) -05, , (, ^,

05, ,

6,

-, ,

ingenious,

inventive,

f.

2

[i]

(sub.

II. as Subst.,

clever.

mechanics.

:

ov,

,

CEO,

poet, for

,

inventing

e. g.

f.

3

:

(, €, —

^ aor.

3 sing. Ep. aor. pass. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf.

;

I

Lat.

mix, mix up, mingle, properly of

to

olvov

2.

aor. 2 pf.

:

MIS-

liquids,

^

generally, to join, bring

together, bring in contact with.

contrivances or artifices, ingenious.

:

:

3. to

make

ac-

to ; also, quainted with, unite II. Med. and Pass, to cover one with flowers. be brought into contact with, to be mingled with, to to come to reach the tents reach ; to, to be present at : hence to meet, live, associate with : but also in hostile sense, to encounter : more rarely es to go to join the Achaeans. 2. to lie with: to have intercourse with, to be united to.

, ,, , . -, , !. -, . $, ^) , $, $ , $, -, ) -($, (, -, (^) €, : ', € : ^ ( ^, -$, €, , ($) (, ) , - , -$, (, inventive, ingenious.

€V,

making machines: an engineer, maker of war-

,

as Subst.,

engines.

to contrive craft,

f.

,

deal subtly,

From

craftily.

contriving

ov,

devices, crafty-dealing, craft-contriving.

noios.

pass,

II.

:

—

;

Ion.

of

eis,

^

dat.

;

ace.

;

. Dor.

furrows

:

1

for

little.

(05,

with small

hence small, scanty.

,

pf.

or

pf.

:

subj. oi

, ,

olkos,

Att. €

aor.

— Pass., aor.

—

,

I

=

one.

f.

:

3 sing. aor.

means, contrivance. means, expedient, contrivance.

gen.

fern,

=

-

ov,

,= ^02, , &,

epyov) = cunningly contrived. 3 pi. pres. and impf. of

:

a pedlar.

Dep., examine or discuss with extreme minuteness.

-

to

f.

,

Hence

minute discussion, frivolity. reckoning trifles 2. caring about petty expenses, penurious, mean. taint, defile, pollute, cavilling about trifles, captious, to be blood-stained, f. [t], , fem. -ins, Hence bloody, murderous. a citizen of a petty town or state. bloodguiltiness. Dor. MI"KP0'5, Ion. and old Att. blood-stained, bloody: ov, small, little : petty, mean, trivial, insignificant: , -wTtpos; Comp. blood-guilty: with blood, defiled gen. II. Adv. usages of Time, little, short. Sup. dat. it wants but little, almost (sub. aor. I pass, of Ep. for 1. with a little. by a little : ace. brutality. defilement. for a little, but a little; foul-mouthed. Preps., km ov, little by little, or into small parts ; 2. defiled with blood. within a little, almost. generally, polluted, abominable, foul, Lat. impurus : after a little; Besides the regular Comp. and Sup. brutally. Adv. brutal, coarse, disgusting. the irr. forms a stain, defilement ; of aros, :

to paint over, stain, dye, colour, Lat. vio2. to stain, defile, soil.

lare.

:

,

3.

metaph.

to

—

*4)

ov,

($, ^')

,

$, ,

(, , , -$, € , () )$, ($, , () , () €$ ) -, () , , , -$.

, (05) ,

—

.

($,

,

,

.

:

,

, -,

—

€\, (\5,

($, €(5

persons, a pollution,

09, , ,

pollution.

,

opos,

—

^)

guilty wretch, one

who

II. brings pollution, Lat. homo piacularis, an avenger of such guilt. mixed or blended with. Adv.

, , , , -€, ,

are used.

, petty ov,

ambition.

($^

, littleness

From

(,

row-minded, paltry. 3 sing. Ep. aor.

mixed up, promiscuous,

Adv. promiscuously.

and

,

aor. 2 opt. pass, of

-€$,

aor. 2 part. pass,

for i

3

) ^.

Ep. aor. 2

inf. pass,

aros,

, (^)

(,

inf. '

fut.

:

a mixture, compound, :

f.

:

aor.

and

Pass,

fut. I

mixed, compound. the yew-tree.

II.

From of or from Miletus. Miletus, a famous Greek city in Caria. II. a milestone, the Lat. milliarium.

a, ov,

of

,

— Med. and

med.

for

nar-

a convolvulus.

of

aor. 2 inf. pass, oi

MITNTMI and -, also

, Att.

little-souled,

2 pass. o{

, (')

aKos,

of

pi. aor. 2 pass,

ambitious

of soul, meanness of spirit.

, . , , ^. . , , . '. , , ^ ''^ 5, ^ ^ ,, ov,

for

,,

From

of petty distinctions.

(^) (. . (;, , , () Dep. poet,

-

pass,

I

-

, ,

a copper vessel for boiling water in. a Roman mile, Lat. mille passus, = & stades, = 1680 yards, i.e. 80 yards less than our mile.

?. € )$

—

—

6, -,,

-, ',

vessel for keeping

{\$,

is,

, ($,

through

in.

enclitic painted red. irapeia) red-cheeked: of

,-,

Lat, rubrica.

) ^:

,:

ochre.

pass. pf.

f.

pl.,

oneself, for

Mtvvat,

(\5)•. —

menos

:

time.

^, a

avTOs,

pf.

f.

:

-

aor, I

:

reflex.

:

Minyans, a race of nobles

in

Orchoof the

Lat. minuo,

Ion. impf.

[iJ],

weaken.

II. intr.

Hence of Time, a

to

decrease, decline, fall away, be wasted.

5, , ($. , , {$) Adv. a

little,

very

little

:

short

Hence

,

, , (),

lasting a short time, short-lived:

Comp.

to moan, whine : also to a low tone, Lat. minurire. Hence a warbling, humming. aTOS, a moaning : warbling. , of the nightingale, to Dep. = warble: generally, to hum a tune, chant in a low f.

:

to imitate, mimic, copy

of, the

Hence

ordure, dung. with dung.

to diminish, lessen, curtail,

kind of hare-soup. (A foreign word.) a rocky promontory of Ionia.

Dep.

:

= the

Adj. Mtvtieios, a, ov, Ep.

of

. ,

III.

to befoul

f.

Minyans.

,-, (\5, , , $, MI'MJEOMAI,

rarely as 3 pers.

II.

- ' ,, . , human

smeared with

with ochre, paint red; a rope smeared with red paint, with which they swept the Agora at Athens, and drove the idlers to the Pnyx. flSos) of the nature or colour es,

to colour

.

$,

for avTOvs,

always

:

himself; but,

:

Pron.

vermilion, Lat. rniniutn.

II.

(\$,

ts,

Dor. and Att. viv

. '02, ,,

bows painted red. , red earth, red chalk or ochre, ruddle,

ships, with the

, , .

genders, for

all

:

447

hum, chant

pf.

in

,

, {) , 5, () , -$ -, (, ) , , , () , , () 5 , , , , .,, {, ) -5, ( , €, € ) , ( -, -,

made

made

in pass, sense,

part.

in imitation of.

arts, to re-

Hence

present by means of imitation.

, an , , (0$, , , one must , , (^) an ,, ,, ,

exactly like,

of the fine

II.

imitative.

arcs,

tone,

imitation, copy.

verb. Adj. of

tated.

II.

[]

to be imi-

imitate.

imitator, copyist.

complaining a, moaning, whining, whimpering. ov, and

,

imitative.

to stay, refuain.

to keep staying,

II.

fut.

trans, to expect, await.

aor.

:

remind, put in mind.

i

{) —

II. Med. and Pass. form MNA'OMAI, tenses are formed fut. med.

3

— the

I

f.

— hence Adj.

:

gen. MiVcoo» and

and

:

pass., in

pf.

},

2 sing,

aor. I inf.,

ews,

Mivios,

fut.

inf.

-^^),

,

fut.

II.

intercoui'se or

of

ov,

;

subjunct.

;

but also

—

:

remind

to

(

Ion. 3 pl. plqpf•

remember

oneself,

to bethink one

. -,, of.

Dor. for

dat. pres. part, of the

(,

stay,

c.

for

wait

redupl.

MI'MOS,

II.

,

{»,

as Subst.

,

3

pl.

same Verb.

ace. to await.

c.

-6$, , :

words.

mime.

gen.

$:

also, c. part.,

an

form of

€)

. ,

of

'^,

to

7.

remain,

ov,

half mortal.

|-8,

mocking

one's

imitator, copyist

:

an

{, (,

-, , . ov,

, -5,

ously.

ov,

)

actor,

{'^,

&')

feeding promiscu-

irapOivos) half a maiden^

o(

From hatred of good. ayaOus) hating good. ov, hating the ov,

(-5, ,, (, ($,

-8, -<5, ov,

gen. ovos,

boasters.

a mime, a kind of drama. [], Ion ace. sing, of the Pron. of the 3rd pers. II.

for

Athenians.

a writer of mimes.

others.

half beast. with mingled cries. XevKos) mixed with white.

med. of

fut.

fut.

of

a mixing, min-

commerce with

fut.

,

optat.

I remember having come. 2. to make mention of. half woman. 3. to give heed to,

mention,

judge

:

of one's strength:

med. of

|-, , ,, {, {, $)

Ion.

infin.

:

a, ov, of

half barbarian half Greek.

;

Ion.

and

also

Att.

Minos.

pass.

aor. I

:

MtVa>j/;

ace.

;

(, ^ , -$, ^- -, ^. €, €(, , . (^ pass,

tone,

short-

',

Minos, king of Crete

dat. MiVcui", MtVo;

whence the gling.

med. is both med. Att. with pres. sense like Lat. memini, shortened from imperat. f.

;

^//'7«/, with

:

low

memory

2. to recall to the

of others. the older

MiViu

:

:

in a

lived.

to be imitated or copied.

Frequent, of

,

MI"NT"PO'2,

imitation.

Alexander.

-€5,

ov,

5)

) '^)

(,

($, ($, (\) hating ov,

hating

hating

the vine.

. ,: —

—

.

—

448

-08, , (,

, -,

avOpomos) hating man]

kind, misanthropic.

{^, •-€, ,(/?)

MI'Srfl,

^. ^, ^. 5, , , (, ")

of Dor. pres. part. pi.

^

see

f.

pf.

:

aor.

of

fern,

{)

aor.

f.

/

—

Pass.

,

f.

pf.

(-

med.

in

(^(300

i

to

:

Lat. conducere

engage or

(in

pf.

:

($) —

:

to hate

—

i

, ,

:

an

aros, r6, verb. Adj. of

(4)

,

vices at a talent

a charm/or producing hatred, which caused love.

(from

opp. to

:

:

Pass, to be hated.

,,(/€) ), {) €5, :

object

hateful lewdness

^

From

^ys

price

hated, hateful, odious.

.

f.

ecus,

work

))

{6$,

to

{$, of a placeman. ($) ,

tenant.

or serve for

ov, also os, ov,

hired, salaried.

, payment

From From one who pays

-5, , f.

,

to

of wages.

pay wages.

{$,

fixed

,

ov,

wages, pay, hire

:

iox hire;

wages:

-

2. to give a talent as a month's pay. also, at Athens the pay of the soldiery the pay of the council of 500, a drachma :

\€$

each for every day of

sitting

or

;

wages of a dicast or juror (at first one obol, from the time of Cleon three) for every day he the pay of a public sat on a jury 3. advocate, one drachma for every court-day. generally, recompense, reward : in bad sense, punishthe

;

(!) , ($)

, , ()

ment, retribution.

,

receipt

of wages: wages

f.

serve for hire

:

c.

ace. rei, to

receive

pay.

Hence

must keep in pay. service for wages or

verb. Adj. one

,

,

-, ,

-$, (, ) ov,

01

laughter-

hating.

{$, ^$) {8, $)

hating imposture. , From hatred of democracy. hating the commons, ov,

-9, -€05, {, {,{$, -5, $,, ) ,

hating democracy.

8,

hater,

[]

chus.

[]

) {,)

0€0s) hating the gods, godless,

ov,

,

hating the chase. hating Caesar. Laconian-

, {$, /$)

hating Lama-

, -5, {$, -5, {$, $) \.6-'%,$,,,{,$)

From hatred of argument. Xoyos) hating argument. hating bastards. ov, hating children. a Persian hater. iroXis) hating the state. los, , ov,

) ) {, )

-^,,,, 6-5, {, , -•-5, {5, ,

shield-handle,

i.

-5, -8, 202, ,

to hate the

f.

ov,

{$,

clkos,

,

e.

hating

ov,

{3,

ov,

receiving wages,

one.

hireling soldiers.

like.

2.

.

act.

bad.

From

hating the bad. irovos) hatred of work. hating the ,

war

:

Sup.

') {, -)

hating the poor.

hate, hatred:

pay, hired service.

serving for hire;

marriage-hating

ov,

wages,

as

.

rent.

one who pays rent, a

-5, -65, ,{$,,$) {$, ^^!)

,

to receive

=

mercenary. hired or to be hired: as Subst. a hireling, mercenary, of soldiers.

received, wages, pay, salary.

to

III.

ov,

wages, a paymaster.

2'2,

can be hired. a letting for hire.

that

,

, ) $ -, -, $ -5, $ $ $ ^$ ! , '€, , -, -, , . , , ,

nymic, son

which is let for hire, a hired agreed on, the contract-

,, ,, ,,

one who

Hence pay. a receiving of wages, hired service. a hired servant. -apvos, 6, a Comic Patroov, ,

hire, receive

,

that

a hiring.

$, {$)

,

io be

the price

ov,

, , {$,

—

rent.

:

payment of wages, recompense.

wages, a rcwardcr, recompenser. a small fee. Dim. o{

, -,

$, ,

or greedi-

:

Hence

hired for pay. house.

05, ,,,= ()

(in pass, sense)

pf.

:

ness.

his ser-

to contract for the building of the temple, Lat. \\l. Pass., aor. i conducere aedem aedificandam.

of hate.

to be hated.

c. inf.,

;

(•

engage

to

cian;

( , , {) , . , , {) , , () {) , ) -5, 05, ,, , {){)

pass, sense

med.

hire at a price,

an advocate or physi-

to retain, as

:

. Med.,

aedem exstruendam.

aor.

:

sense) :

out, Lat. locare:

out the building of the temple for

let

f.

farm

:

manned with

pf.

e

(

I

to let otitfor hire,

:

talents, Lat. locare

hater

5:

galleys

c. inf.,

pres. inf. pass,

the Greeks.

€,

ayKOs) a place where several

meet, a meeting of glens

mountain glens

mercenaries; mercenaries.

Roman-hating.

. I.

pass, hate

borne

a hating, a grudge, strong

a hateful

object,

=

dis-

—

—

) )

-, -5, -,

-5, -€5,

-, {, ) ,, \p€v8os)

vp meat before roasting. *4'7;) working the thread. seivn with thread,

«s,

,

stretch the

warp

in the

Ion.

—

:

2. the faculty

memory.

:

memory,

of memory;

recol-

from

a memorial, monument. mention or notice of a thins:. 3.

,

, —

II.

ion. for

,

to

2. to

recollect.

say, Lat.

loom

,

Dor.

) reme77ibrance,

,

f.

tela

449

Lat. mofiimentum, a memorial, remembrance, record of person or thing: of one dead, a monument. lection.

lies.

having meshes of thread. MI'TOS, , a thread of the warp, Lat. Hence generally, a thread : a web. [] to

Philip.

the good.

to cut

f.

f.

Sylla.

tyrant-hating.

$) {$,

2'1, \, -€05, , {, is,

, {) ,{ $ , {).

—

hating , , (, , {$, rvpavvos) hating , {$, hating , {, hating

€. -

—

remember, call to mind, mind, mention, II. Pass., with f. med.

call to another's

-(:

memorare. and pass,

. , , .

aor.

I

(.

{), {) -, , {) had

memory, mentioned. of for remembrance , to let one's voice sound like a harp-string. = memory; memory. II. Ep. and Ion. , (/utos) a linen girdle generally a girdle, of persons, of good or ready memory. or band, worn below the Adv. from or by memory, readily. II. a headband, a snood. 2. a Peniafi zone. remembrance, memory, Lat. cap, like , II. as prop. n. Mnemosyne, the mother memoria. , the Persian Aphrodite or Venus. of the Muses; because before the invention of writing luearing a memory was the Poet's chief gift. whether girdle or head-dress. Dor. a remembonnd xvith a brance, memorial, record of a thing: also a reminder, From f. to wear a — 2. honourable mention, fame. refresher.

,

Med.

ply the looyn

to

;

. , -5,

,

metaph.,

:

) ).

,

, {, -€5, , [, , <5. MI'TT'AOS ,,

€, -5, ,5, -5, , €, , or

tailed, esp. hornless.

,, ;

i

'^.

^. -. :-^ $

pass,

pass. inf.

i

of

aor. I inf. pass, of

the Lat.

, €,

= l5oz.

grs.

83I 100 drachmae, =4/.

gen. I.

a

II.

^d.:

is.

sing.,

and 3

l

aor.

gen. mindful

—

2.

of.

aor.

mindful,

ever mind-

1

3

inf.

aor.

3 sing. aor.

(5

;

inf.

3 sing. Ion. II.

sing,

impf

to

:

woo

to tvife,

generally, to court, sue for, solicit,

cativass for, Lat. ambire.

(),

and Ion.

med.

, {$,

-,

,

I

of

f. Dor. bring presents in token of gratitude

contr.

to

of

to

,

3,5, , Dor.

for

fo

woo.

mention

to

From

, ,

;

injuries to

:

II. also c. ace. ills

of

remembering

)

,

(ojs,

to

bear no

remind of the

,

Dor.

med. oi

re-

remem-

brance, memory.

fut.

q. v.

,

)

to be grateful.

minding of misery.

Ion. for

^, ,

:

remember old

old injuries, bearing malice. gen. ovos,

Dor. for

fern.

to

rei,

remember, Ep.

woo.

3 sing. pres. imperat. of Dor. for fut.

f.

bear ill-will or malice; inalice, pass an act of amnesty. age.

for

inf.

to

inf.

for

part.

pi.

woo, court.

part,

;

also in Ep. resolved forms, 2 ;

Ep. 3

;

opt.

imperat. pass, of

2 sing. aor.

, €,

med.

med. of

pass. inf.

I

pi. aor. I

, (5 -5, { ) , , {, ) , -, , { , , 5 , . -, €. , . , { , , {. , { ,{€) , , { , ^{

imperat. 3 sing,

-

med. imperat. of

I

Ion. for

-.

-

and aor.

Ion. for

Dor. for used in the contr.

pi.

inf.

I

of nom. pi. weight, = loo drachmae a sum of money, also = 60 /iva? made a talent. of ;

(A), contr.

forms 3

)

neut.

c.

:

. , (, €. . . ,,,, ; , , - .)

Ep. aor.

Ion.

,

<5,

fid, unforgetting.

etdos) like thread, of linen,

Ep. 3 sing, aor.

MNA"

,

in

, ,{ , . . . ,

remembering

[]

{$,

es,

Lat. mutihis, cur-

be retnembered,

remembrance, memory. II. bride. tivos, Lat. mentionem

med. of fern,

5,

a)

of

(

II. fern.

a

)

reminding of. courtship, wooing:

Adj.

in plur., espousals.

facere.

)

): aor. i Dor. aros, 6, f. Lat. moto woo, court, seek in nimentum, a meinorial, remembrance, record of a Pass., aor. i person or thing a memorial of one dead, a monu- marriage ; to espouse : Pass, to be coj/rted. ment. \\. = memory. to promise in marriage, betroth : Pass, to be betrothed. :

,

:

:

—

:

•

^. ( , :

,, -«5, , [ <5 / {, , -, , { , , ^. , , — ) . {-

450

Dor.

wooer, suitor

calling to

]<6,<$, "b)

,

rjpos,

a bridegroom. mind, mindful of.

later,

:

dat. pi. of foreg.

Ep. for

Dor.

los,

.

vos,

remem-

b) mindful

$ €5, ,,

^ , €5, , , , fine

of

,

woo.

to

to

with

remember. a and B.

to

of persons, labouring, distressed,

6v,

From of things, toilsome, grievous. f. {^05) to toil, labour, be in trouble = with trouble, or distress : pres. part, with much toil he hardly ; II, to labour at. moved, hardly he moved. speaking with diffiov,

wretched

:

(,

-5,

,

{^$,

Adv.

^)

dumb.

culty, stamTTiering or

{$, ^() with

hardly, scarcely

:

,

-TOKOs, ov,

{^$,

toil

$.

like the later

MO 02,,,//, trouble: bard

and trouble Hence

hardship, pain, sorrow. rentiv) helping wornen in

travail.

dimnus,

,

a

=2

dry measure, Lat. modius, =•^ of a me-

gallons.

0'02, ,

,

battle, the battle-din

;

noise or trampling of horses.

!,

6, at

Sparta, a

name

5

the

'

, ,

invoked

as

meant an impudent fellow : hence the^oJ of impudence. 3. a rude dance.

enclit. dat. sing,

of

-

.{) —

a part, portion, division, as opp. to the whole a division of an army. II. a part or party in a state, Lat. partes. III. the part or portion which falls to one, esp. one's portion of the spoil one's inheritance, patrimony. 2. one's portion in life, lot, destiny: esp. like one's fate, doom. 3. that which is one's due ; generally, that which is meet and right ; edvfs thou hast spoken fitly, rightly ; to give one his due : hence 4. due gen. as Ion. ^s,

:

:

:

,

, -,

:

.

reverence, consideration one in proper respect. as prop, n.,

;

tv

Moira,

)

dydv

to hold

goddess of fate

the

:

later

there were three, Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos. f. [a] Ion. to share, distribute: Med. to share among themselves. :

-€5, {, (S,

{$)

in pi. the fine

,

{.

a, ov,

{) — :

yivosj fcUed from birth.

6$, an adulteress. trans, to

€9 an

ov, 0, ;

commit adultery

commit adultery, Lat. moechari.

{$)

born in adultery.

From

ov, adulterous.

Lat. moechus

an adul-

to co-mtnit adultery with, to seduce, c.

intr. to

MOIXO'5,

\05,

hold dalliance with the commit adultery, Lat. moechari.

II. intr. to

II.

fem. of

to

adulterer,

paramour, seducer, to

have

the head shaven with a rasor like an adulterer s since persons taken in adultery had their heads close

-, 5, .

. ,

way of punishment. MOAEI'N.'aor. 2 inf.

shaven by

{\$, $) loaded with

is,

,,

poet, for

, , , . . , ^, , , . , {) $

lead.

lead.

^$,

hardly, scarcely, Adv., later form for not scarcely, i. e. quite, utwith difficulty ; terly.

.

,

, a glutton, greedy beggar. Dor. for fem. of MoAtt. -ttos, ov, Molossian; XoTTiKus the Molossian dog, a kind of wolf-dog used by shepherds.

for the child of a

Helot : such children being brought up as fosterbrothers of the young Spartans. 2. from their insolence,

for

as fem. Adj. adulterous.

fem. of

r),

7?,

f.

.5. ,5, ,

ace.

, ' - ^, ,

Movaeios. aypa) only

irreg.

:

;

sea.

woo.

Ep. part, of Ep. 3 pi. impf. of

-€$,

moecha

abos,

down.

part, oi

3

Aeol.

ov, Aeol. for

5, ,

From

mossy, soft as moss.

contr.

,,

:

, {5,

teress, Lat.

TO, moss, sea-weed.

pi.

,

of.

of

05, , ,

for

gen.

imposed on one taken in adultery.

opos, o,

MNI'ON,

,

pi.

ing, seeking in marriage. fut.

allotted by fate

ordained by fate,

ov,

fated, destined. Aeol.

a) wooed, wedded. a wooing, court-

Ion. for

{) {, ')

a, ov, also os, ov,

or dootn, destined, fated, Lat. fatalis.

reputation, fame.

II.

(05, , .

(5,

)a

,

bering, remembrance.

;

(sub.

II. u

$),

in

Prosody, the Molossus, a foot consisting of three long syllables, e. g.

{) , {) fut.

of

,

to sing of, Lat. canere.

Hence

a minstrel or da?icer.

in Hom. dancing to music : any, thing done in time : generally, play, sport, properly II. when singing and dancing formed part of it. Hence generally, singing, song, opp. to dancing.

{)

Adv. with singing. a songstress. Dor. -dns. i5os, , a piece of lead, esp. the 2. a plummet, a leaden lead to sink a fishing-Hne.

775

,

,

,

{) 5, , {$) . 0'02, -€, , {, )

ball or bullet.

,

,

II.

the leaden ball or bullet.

ov, 6, lead.

plumbago,

leaden weight on a net. black lead

like

hence a blacklead pencil.

-€, :

leaden, of lead.

ov,

f.

melted lead. to be

mixed up

Pass,

to fix

with

{, /) —

in a dirty quarrel.

:

. ' ^ $,, . —

:

0'2—

[]

f.

:

*.

:

stain, sully, dejile, corrupt

man

:

—

{) ,

Pass, to be or

,

become

,, , {)

pass,

vile,

a

--,

for

a race-borse tkat

runs single.

€

vkos,

6,

ov,

TO,

coffin.

-'•5, , , , (, -)

having one horses that run single, having no yokefellow. ii)

-5

oars.

- : ():— -5, -5 -, -5 ) -. ,

frontlet

;

racehorses

monarch

also of a bull,

:

Ion

;

Hence

this king's reign.

,

Ion.

(6$,

ov,

,

Adj., solitary, single

way

only

:

($) properlv

,

$, ,

Adv. properly dat.

fern,

singly or alone. cv,

,

oi

Ion.

ov, 6,

{) {5, -5, ,($, $, , () -5, (,

-,

as

a ship with one

$

$)

)

ov,

sons, steadfast, constant.

one 2.

-, -5,

:

of per-

of conditions, abiding,

2.

"iniros)

with one horse,

-5, ) -8, {5.

alone: ot metre, consisting of one foot,

,

Ion.

-5,

walking

'] wife.

pecul. fem. of sq. is.

{$, yivos)

born from one and the same mother.

($, ^) one-eyed. {, one-fingered. one-eyed. , ($, -\75, {$, of unvaried sound, monotonous. -?, -otovTos,{$, {$. pluckedone-toothed. from one stem cut or carved from one -65, (5, ($) of one kind, simple. :

ov,

ov,

ov,

ov,

-,

block.

:

-^,

yrjvai)

is,

(S,

and

vyos,

,,

having one horse yoked : generally, single, alone. lasting but one day. ov, (jiovos,

-€£)5,

-

log.

)

ov,

made of wood

II.

alone by

made from a

an only

II. pass.

Ion.

single

having

)

act.

but one child.

child.

) ) -,. -, (, ov,

in urestling.

[d]

one

with but one sole. without a robe,

ov,

^-5,

in a single

only.

clad in a tunic only

v.

:

,

-5, (,) ^) -8, ,, (, , ,

gen.

one-footed.

with one horse. digging with

,

one point. [0]

MO'NOS Ion. 5,77,»', left

alone, forsaken

prived of thee.

c.

:

%,,,

Dor.

. alone,

only

added,

. . men.

III. like

alone, single in

its

alone,

reft of, de-

gen.,

)' , , ^, (, ) (, - -8.>/, , -5, (, ) ) hovtros)

6, ^,

ov,

left

Adv.

Ion.

ov,

marrying one

ov,

Ep. and Ion.

only-begotten

a

a charioteer.

ov, gen. ovos,

(, -. (, ) -5. (, -, , ,= (,,) -, , (, -765, (, -€5, {, ,,

cfos,

who conquers alone

) {, -,) -,

ov,

fighting in single

ov,

-irais,

staying, fixed

lasting, Lat. stabilis.

horseman, opp. to

single combat.

wielded in single combat.

night.

bank of oars.

ov, or

Hence

,

,—

:

to fight

Marathon, having fought

of the Athenians at

:

Ion.

combat

out

[d]

-5, (,

Subst.

a hunt of one day. apapeiv) single ; vavs

(s,

f.

single-handed with the Persian.

mansion.

in,

combat

in one

a staying, abiding, tarrying.

a place to stay

in single

,

Dor. for

-,

made

one's mother, deprived of one's mother.

singly, a sculler.

,

a fern.

a unit.

— {5,

solitary;

a monk.

who rows

)

(,

man, alone, by

also masc. of a

;

as Subst.,

II.

{$) , ,05, -€€5 -, 6,

opos,

Ion.

aSos,

oneself.

ruling

a single oar

ivitb

of one stone.

alone, sovereign. Ion.

)

Ion. \low-, ov,

absolute rule, sovereignty,

'-,

Ion.

(,

ov,

with a single ship.

monarchy.

with one bank of

( .() ,- , , . ) -, ) in

I

with but one

Ion. ov, with but of buildings, with but one room : viploZos a sentence consisting of one clause.

:

to be

f.

:

or sovereign

one limb

to sleep alone.

) -, (, )

sandal.

-KpoTOS, ov, (/xovoj,

(5,

,

-(,

ace.

)(,

a unicorn. with one mourner. a bed for one only,

as Subst.

:

f.

to he alone, live in solitude.

~(,

) -, ) -€, , (, ) gen.

-•5, {, ($,

—

a cause of complaint. Dor. for

,

-€5, ,

K(pas) one-horned

blame, reproof, complaint:

f.

single horse.

uallow.

,^ , , , , .{)

,

Ion.

defilement, pollution.

aor. 2 part,

.\<^•{\,

-€5 --, , (,

:

wo-

also to seduce a

:

451

:

often with gen.

alone

-

cf

all

Lat. unus for unicus, standing

kind, unique.

IV. Sup.

the one only person, one above all others, cf.

merely

V. neut. Lat.

;

f.

ov,

as Adv., alone, only,

tantum non,

to eat

all but, well nigb.

made of iron only. but once in the day. From eating but once a day. 0.2

) )

452

-5, ,

-, -5,

is,

{$, {$, $)

-5,

(,

ov,

wielding tbs

consisting of one

nerally, alone, single.

vyyos,

,

o,

carved ont of a single block.

, ov,

poet, for

a bugbear, hobgoblin. From Dep. to fright, scare.

,

hideous to behold.

ov,

,', {5, ^) :

— For Zfvs Mopios

,

[], formed from

going alone

!

'.

see

walking alone,

) -, ) ov,

verse.

, . . €, »,, () -08, (, )

—

{6$,

sceptre alone, absolute.

unaccompanied.

—

of water,

ge-

to roar, boil, Lat.

from

as

murmuro.

,

gen. oos, contr. ois, a hideous shea bugbear, hobmonster, to frighten children with II. in Aristophanes, a mere exclamation, goblin. a fig for his courage

$

;

)) $, () , ) -, -5, $, -5, -, 6$) -5 -5, ) ) €'$, -, . , . - -, ) , () , , () -5,/,(//05,

of one syllable,

dealing with monosyllables.

-65, -€5,

{5, (5, board, eaten apart, (8,

with but one child. at a solitary

ov,

.

ov,

ov,

(6$,

ov,

handle.

ov,

a day:

solitary, unsocial.

one-eyed.

with one

ovs) one-eared:

Ion.

ov,

ov,

ov,

ovos,

standing alone, single.

one's opinion,

-5 -, -5 -

nature

made of one

:

piece.

Dor.

hoofed.

ov,

:

) (, %)

ov, Dor. singular in one's vote or purpose.

Ion.

f.

:

— Pass.,

:

^ , :

eds pf. make single or :

aor.

Ion. part,

;

—

voting

-

:

to

:

to

give on

Pass, to be left alone, only son in each generation ; to be forsaken : also to be taken apart, without wit-

nesses

c.

:

>8€,

monody.

deserted by

gen.,

allies.

, , ,

f.

, ()

)

to the song of the chorus.

5, $, , , -, , (() = Adv. of

only.

.

poet,

divisions of the (so.

demy,

sing alone,

. (,

to

sing a

Spartan

(),

so called

solo, opp.

parted or propagated

,

$,.

II.

a piece, tortion.

MOPT'52il,

to soil, stain, defile, sully

•

:

pf. pass,

soiled, defiled.

part.

(^,

Dor. to

& ', ^,

for

make

gesticulations.

to shape, fashion,

.

mould.

$, ,

Morpheus, son of Sleep, god of from From the shapes he calls up before the sleeper. , form, shape, figure : a beautifid form, thefashioner, moulder, so called

beauty, Lat. forma.

2.

generally, /orOT,/iis/?>/o«,

,

Hence a form, kind, sort. f iv JOrmed, fashioned shaped : wellshaped, comely, hat-formosus. ov, (epith. of the eagle) of colour, dusky, hat. furvus. dark, — 6pvs (from to form, give shape to. f. appearance.

3.

€5,

$,

,

), , () , ,,

, ,()() ,,

2.

(€(,

one of the six

()

, . $,

TO,form, shape, figure

:

the outline

-) -, (^ ,

a shaping : form, semblance. one who shapes : fern.

—

changing men

into

, a wooden house or tower.

or

wxp) one-eyed.

from

folly.

ov, poet, for

Dim. of

($)

swine.

sacred olives in the Acathey were supposed to be

\\, =

doom, destiny;

;

the original olive-stock that grew in the Acropolis. Hence Zeis Moptos as the guardian of these sacred olives.

one's appointed lot,

like

beyond one's doom, agzinst fate. 2. esp. an unhappy lot, ruin, death, hat. fatum, in Homer always a violent death. appointed by fate, doomed, ov, destined, Lat. fatalis : foredoomed, destined to die the fated day, the day o/" doom : hence TO fate, doom, destiny.

fate,

,

itifantry.

al, the

because

TO, the black mulberry.

of a figure.

singing alone. pass. part, of

aor.

wrought; or

unknown.)

(Deriv.

Hence to

Hence , a song sung alone, a monody,

-05, , (5,

MOTON,

dreams:

^^{$)

Ion.

solitary

solid-

Ep.

aor. I

I

skilfully or richly

f.

($,

^ ^, -|/5,

alone

of simple

(S, (/aoios,

Ion.

iv,

glistening, shining.

,

{5, (payuv) eating alone or once (5, watching alone. {8, single in gen. (^,

irreg. Sup.

$, 6,

a small piece, generally,

,

,

or

or

-

an Asiatic race near the Black Sea, neigh-

() ^, ,, () , 05, ) -, () , (, €,

bours of the Colchians, living in wooden houses. ov, of a calf ;

•6$, ,

, ,

a calf-skin leash

calf-skin.

Dim.

Subst.,

,

f.

a young sucker, [t] of a calf. to make a calf.

, the young shoot of a plant, II.

a

plant a sucker, propagate.

like

ov,

o.also

sucker, scion.

as

to

f.

,

:

sprout,

metaph. of the young of

ani-

—

. {, ) $, ,-,, {, ) , -, ') ,

;:

— a young

a

mals, a calf: more often a girl, maid, Lat. juvenca. : also

bull

:

. , , €,

heifer.

2.

boy

,. ,^,

any young animal. Adv.

($)

a 3.

singly, alone.

a poetess

:

,

as Subst.,

Ion. for

$.

,

453

making poetry

-iroios, ov^

also

{,

a minstrel.

,

ov,

:

singing or playing. serving the Muses: musical^

For all Ion. forms begin- looking. ning with see under , a making poetry, singing. From ov, contr. for , Munychia, a harbour at Athens, adepyov) devoted to the service of the Muses, playing, 11. epith. of Diana, who was joining Piraeeus. singing: as Subst., worshipped there. Hence , a singinggirl. Adv. to Munychia : and Adv. Munychia. ov, , and uyos, , Munychion, the tenth Attic loving the Muses. month, in which was held the festival of Munychian is, delighting in the Artemis, = the latter part of April and beginning of Muses, delighting in music or poetry. Ion. for

-,

,

, , May.

'-,

Ion. for

MOT' 2 A, as, , the

-05, —

.

Ion. aor.

part. pass, of

I

-, {, , -, {, )-, -, {, ) , , {)

-,

.

Lacon. Dor. Muse, goddess of song, music, poetry, dancing, and the fine arts. There were ?iine Muses, Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato, Aeol.

77s,

Polymnia or Polyhymnia, Urania, and CalliSpe. music, song: also eloquence; and in pi.

,

II.

later,

-€5, , . '^), accomplishments.

arts,

-^-, (),

Dor. for the leader of the Muses, i. e. Apollo. the temple of the Muses, seat or haunt of the Muses : hence a school of arts and learning, a Museum : metaph., halls resounding with lamentations Properly neut. of places where swallows twitter. Movceios. Dor. Moiaaios, a, ov, also os, ov, of or belonging to the Mtises, sacred to the Muses. Dep. to sing or play.

$,

«, , ($)

Dor. part. ace.

pi.

to be

{) , , ()

of the Muses or the fine

sore troubled or distressed, to suffer greatly

, ,

cognato, ship,

toils

Muses.

II.

as Subst.,

I.

,

a musician, poet, a lyric-poet : generally, of letters, a scholar, an accomplished person,

a man 2. (sc. opp. to , any art over which the Muses presided, esp. music or lyric poetry set and sung to music, one of the three branches of Athenian education, the other two being

—

:

complishmefits. elegantly

:

— Adv. -$,

to

,

,

, 2.

()

also in sorry plight.

in

II. in

,

suffer greatly.

$

,

to be

Muse-mad, smitten by the

smitten by the

es,

Muses.

€a;s,

o,

,

of pro-

phetic song.

opos,

,

the

mother

of the Muses atid arts. f.

",

moral sense, knavish,

Hence

$ $ —

borer, Lat. labor.

,,

From

f.

From

one who heaves up by a lever; he who makes the sea to heave one who heaves up new words.

, {6$)

to prise up, to

heave up or

lever.

Ion. for

Dim. o{

ov, , a lever or bar for prising or heaving up, a crowbar, Lat. vectis. II. any bar the bar cr bolt of a door, Lat. obex. or stake: MT' or MT", an imitation of the sound made by II. to murmuring or muttering with closed lips. imitate the sound of sobbing. {5, aypa) a mouse-trap. to bite or compress the lips. the field-mouse, shrew-mouse,

—

,

{)

{,

Lat.

to write poetry about.

distress,

toil, hardship, distress, trouble hardships : differs from Ttovos, in that always implies distress, hardship, Lat. aerumna, while is merely work, la-

in pi. toils, troubles,

f.

From

sore

mostly

:

Adv. in sorry plight, miserably. verb. Adj. of one must labour. = f. to toil, labour : also to

TO,

f.

Muses.

be

ace.

of things, toilsome, laborious: but

villainous, rascally, Lat. pravus.

harmoniously,

built by song.

c.

aTos, to,

wretched.

Sup.

Dor. for

toil,

:

undergo hard-

toil, hardship. wretchedness, poor condition in moral sense, badness, wickedness. From

wrench by a

ov,

—

Hence

generally, arts, letters, ac-

III.

:

to toil at learning.

;

^,\5 . ] ), \$ \€$ , '/, €, . . . -. , '2, , . -, (, ) , , -, (, ) -, {, ) -, , ^) -, {, ) -, -.€, , arts, devoted to the

Muses

weary with

, , () 5, {)

;

.

oi

$, $

f.

€ 6, $, ,

,

, ,

€5

,

to devote to the

f.

Pass, to be well educated, accomplished, elegant.

mus araneus.

, , {) a moaning,

muttering.

—

:

vba€OS

454

€$, , ,

,, ,, -, '02

wet, dripping, soaked,

)$

{$,

ov,

an ordeal

:

,

ov, (/xt;cXos)

€€$, (,

'5, ,

€v,

.

($

which are called of the skull, the brain.

:

(,

:^

f.

pf.

mysteries.

aor.

:

—

barley,

2. the

jnarrow

-

in Att.]

Pass.,

to

be

Pass, to

and

generally, the inmost

(: — {): —

I

marrow: me-

wine

as

3.

[v in Horn.,

part, core,

of fnarrow.

MEDULLA,

, Lat. of strengthening food,

taph.

opyia

aor. I

initiate

initiated;

c.

into

the

cognato,

ace.

be initiated in the

to

tale, story

account.

:

5

a

2.

such as Aesop's

story, fable,

tale,

fables.

-5, {, (8) cs,

like

,(, ) -, -5, {, ) MTPA

Att.

a fable, legendary,

a fly, Lat. musca. a fly-flap.

17,

) , ij,

-:

ov,

MT'KA'OMAI,

= //ufAoets.

{€\08) full

V. a

plan.

III.

itself.

IV. a purpose, design, afterwards, was the

order.

fabulous.

[«5~], , any red-hot mass; masses of red-hot iron in the hands, as also any Ivmp or mass of metal.

lift

command,

poetic or legendary tale, as opposed to the historical

forge red-hot iron. From forging or

1700», to

welding red-hot iron. to

drip'

wet,

clamminess, decay, hit. situs, [p]

o,i/am/).• f.

€5,

damp,

be

to

be datnp or cla7nmy from decay.

II. to

the subject of conversation, the matter

advice, a

{$)

f.

'02,

II.

From

damp, mouldy. ping.

—€9.

Ep.

pf.

low

:

(so

—

:

from

MUGIRE,

Lat.

, ':

away flies.

Ep. aor. 2

of oxen, to bel-

also of other animals, as of asses, to bray, of

dogs, to growl, etc. also

flappitig

,.

Dep.

:

f.

of things, to grate, jar, roar

:

groan from

to

(Formed from the

exertion.

sound of oxen, as sheep and goats, from that of

from that of from that of bulls, etc.,

asses.)

$, {) , , ^,

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

,

a bellowing: and a bellowing : the roar of thun-

,

, , , (,,- , $. €, , , . , , . , , ^, |, , . , ^, . , () , -, {, $) . , \$ $, -, .

mysteries of the Cabiri initiated in the great mysteries.

,

instruct.

\(,

moan to

f.

2.

be

generally, to

murmur

U.

to

with closed drink with closed

lips, lips,

Ep. 2 sing, and omitting one f, f.

contr. for

:

Dep.

:

name.

II. to

pi.

3

[]

From of or from Mycenae. at, Mycene, Mycenae, an ancient Pelasgic city, superseded by the Doric Argos: Mycenae. Adv. , pecul. fem. of

{$)

:

Ep. 3

to say, speak, tell,

:

say over to oneself, like

con over, consider. Dor. for Dor. for

=

—

6,/0^« 5,

5, ,

I

of a

nostrils.

Dep.

=

of

Dor.

,

-, , ($)

later

-, , {^)

€, , {')

to tell

f.

, -,

become mythical.

tell

ov,

2. to tell tales, talk.

17,

or legends, mythology.

must

mythic tales

— Pass, tell

to be or

Hence legends.

a telling of mythic tales

Hence

, -5, , (, -,4y)

versed in mythology. dealing in mythic legends : as Subst., , a teller of legends. ov, weavifig tales. , anything delivered by word of mouth, word, speech: as opp. to epyov, a mere word, without the deed: a speech. II. talk, conversation: also, ov,

''05,

($,

)

sounding

the nostril.

<8, {) 5,

word for word.

to tell

as a legend:

verb. Adj. one

at,

out of the nose.

ov,

from

for

mythic, legendary.

($, ()

turn vp the nose or sneer

Adv.

Dor. for

or legends: also to

to

a short tale or fable.

form

in pi, the

:

Lat. 7iaso adunco suspendere.

opt. of

, Dim. $,

the nose, snout

Hence f.

med.

also

II.

story, to be talked of. aor.

5, ,

, a mushroom, any round body, shaped like a mushroom, as, I. the cap at the end of a sword's scabbard. 2. the snuflOia lamp-wick, supposed to forebode rain; cf, Virgil's putres concrescere fungos. made of mushrooms. , ov, hit. fungus.

$, , ()

to be the subject

Pass,

and

{$)

imperat. of

:

,

MT'KH5,

Ion. impf.

aor. I

:

sing,

der,

—

in.

'.

aros,

ov,

{)

to mutter.

:

suck

to

rci

;

working

iti

a mill.

() , , () -€5, , , (, ($)

,

,

of a mill

;

\aas

a millstone.

a millstone, any large rouna

stone.

in a mill, a miller,

,

a mill, Lat. mSla, [p], the nether millstone.

-5,

,

(, () 05, , , () 05 () (5, -€5,

,

a millstone.

of

II.

*)

$•

gnaib or grind the teeth. for a mill ; of

)

to crush,

(s,

who works

a hand-mill. pf. pass,

ov,

bruised or crushed in a mill. to

one

[a]

pound, Lat. molere. like a millstone.

—

:

;

—

$, 9,, () , ()

,, ( () 5, ,

.

millstone;

, , , , -5, , () ) 5. [, ,

[]

is,

Lat. detrudere in pistrinum, to

work

[a slave] to

an

() , (, ^) Dep.

e mill.

t'r

make

to

excuses

the discharge

to

:

from

[]

put

off.

the nose,

mucus, phlegm.

,= ov, (5,

,

burthen.

=

ov,

Lat. muraena, a sea-eel or lam-

€5) with

.

thousand

ten

,

thousand

of ten

with countless voices.

ov, couir.

-irvous,

breathing of unguents or essence. with countless

,

as,

a nose, nostril. mouse-killing.

fjpos,

ov,

tale?its

ov,

excuse, pretence, pretext,

455

-5, (, ) -5, -5, -, (pos,v) , (, ^) -05, , (5, ) () , () MTTMH3, 5, €5, ,

armed men.

rniller.

mill-bouse, mill, Lat. pistrinum

els

condemn

dvi/eas.

master

miller,

. -, (,

an

,

got from

, the a?it,

eyes.

ant's nest, ant-hill. ant-hills.

FORMICA

U. a beast of prey in India. 1. a sunken rock on the Thessalian coast between Sciathus and Magnesia. the Myrmidons, a warlike people of Thessaly, subjects of Peleus and Achilles. Lat.

.

-, {$ ($) (). -, (, -5, (, ) /, )-, , ,, ,8, - , () . , ^ () -, (, ) -, (, €$, -, ) , -5, (, -, (, (, ) -€5, -5, , (, ) -5, (, , , () ) -65, -, )

prey

a sea-serpent.

also

:

(8)

Adv.

thousand times. holding ten

ten

ov,

thousand meastires

,

ov,

,

abas,

the

plied

when of

;

-€5,

corn,

gen. €os,

(S,

thousand years

— when

($,

eras) lasting

te?i

of countless years.

:

f.

pf. pass,

:

MT'PON

:

:

to

\v\

sweet oil extracted from plants : an unguent, perfume, balIL the place where unguents were sold, ol,

sam. the perfume-market. or charming.

1.

metaph. anything sweet

ov, contr. -irvovs, ovv,

MT'PnOI [t"],?/, Lat. myrlca, the tamarisk. , ov, of the tamarisk and , ov, of the tamarisk, [t]

Hence breathing of unguent.

$)

ov,

with ten thousand

, ,

(8, Kapvus) bearing count-Kpavos, with numberless ($, heads, many-headed. said thousand ($, -Kapiros, ov, ov,

-8, -5, -,

ov, os,

aos,

)

ten

($,

of counfless shapes. of endless toil. vavs) of nutnberless

-5, -. ($,$.)

ships.

=

ov,

'.-,

Adv.

-^, infinitely

5,

ov, gen. ovos,

(5, $) of

more is,

time out of mind. ten thousand

, 5

etc.

infinite

a, ov, numberless, counfless,

, ',

used, as,

the

num-

,-

of

Number

Arabian myrtle, Lat.

myrrha, murrha.

, 5 [],

5,

', ()

,

,

ov,

arvos,

myrtle-market. of myrtle, Lat. myrteus. a myrtle-grove, Lat.

,

myrtetum.

,

IL

a myrtle twig

later Att. for

II.

[r]

at, the

() (, ^) Att.

later

myrtle-branch,

•-€8,

es,

MT'PTOS, run,

II.

as a definite

thousand:

'$

,

in

some phrases the

, ()

vos,

,

Numeral

()

horse,

in pi., sing,

,

,

may

be

[]

the \o,ooo!h.

body of ten thousand.

, MT"2,

MUS

5

o,

in

stream.

gen.

myrtle

pres. II.

[],

like.

($), the

and impf.,

Med.

(),

$,

ace.

,

voc.

.,

utos,

=

of

to melt

weep

a mouse, Lat. II. a muscle

(). $.

3 1• aor.

to flow,

2. trans, to

apovpatos a field-mouse. of the body, Lat. musculus. :

myr-

the

the myrtle, Lat. myrtus.

77,

[], only used

trickle,

,

[t]

of the myrtle

ov, TO, the fruit

MT'Pfl

, ,

but often in sing., as into tears : to shed tears, weep. 2. of Size, huge, vast, immense, infinite; for, bewail, lametit. aros, to, plaster. infinite sorrow. 3. of Time, endless,

pi.,

infinite.

ai, a, ten

pace of

the

myrtle-berry, Lat. myrtum.

than.

ber, countless.

mostly in

rub with tinguent, anoint.

to

f.

MT'PPA, ,

tle.

($)

xpiaros) anointed with

ov,

or wreath.

(, {$, $)

,,

,

siveet oil.

less fruit.

ov,

ihos,

having guent.

teeth.

times.

fern,

a dealer in ungjtents, a perfumer. ov, wet with unguent. es, (pi-y^os) shining with un-

oxen.

immense

,

ov,

;

:

,

[],

anoint.

fold

').

sweet

generally,

anointed, scented.

ev,

sub

v.

must be sup-

with per-

locks.

($) €5, €,

Att. gen, plur.

a myriad are used alone of money,

ov,

fumed

men.

number

($

-

,

and

commander

:

, ,, ,

Lat.

impurus

:

, (5)/1, abomination.abominable, loathsome,

an

, () 8 05, -, )

Dep.

f.

(5) — :

:

:

aor. I

:

abominate. anything that causes disgttst:

to loathe,

[], metaph. an abomination, defilement, Lat. piaadum. , a Mysian. to run about like a {5,

,,

mouse.

6v,for mysteries, mystical. From a mystery, secret rite

",

,

pi.

the mysteries, religious

of which were the

the most famous

celebrations,

, 5, ,

<«,

, 2 -,

belonging

pecul. fem. of

,,

2.

$.()

-5, $,

fem.

to the mysteries.

one 05,,,, ,() for

Hence

initiated.

the mysteries

of or

secret,

:

mystical.

eat

it

Dep.

to sop

bread in soup or gravy

to

From

with.

) )

a crust of bread hollowed out as a spoon, to sup soup or gravy with. solemnising the ov,

{, {5, () -5, , (,

mysteries.

ov,

receiving the

mysteries, receiving the initiated.

8 €,

,

troducing into the mysteries.

, {5)

[],

lus.

,

'2,

,, ,. f.

to

the fish

make

initiating, in-

muscle, Lat. myti-

into mince-meat.

From

, a mess of cheese, honey, garlic beaten up together, mince-meat. formed from ov, irreg. Sup. of

, , .

$. %,

,

from

as

hard through sion.

2. to

() moan

from pas-

the nostrils, to snort or

make

moiiths

at, sneer.

breathe

to

Hence

,

5, , {) 08, , () {) , {) € () 05, , , {)

a snorting : sneering. ov, inward, inmost, most retired,

, 8, ,

Lat. intimus

:

irreg.

Sup.

from

ov,

irreg.

to the far corner.

;

the innermost place, inmost nook 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.

',

f.

:

aor.

(

:

pf.

shut or closed, esp. of the

but also of wounds

;

'

eXnea

^ :

lips

with one's

be lulled to

rest,

to

,

wvos,

, -,

a knot of muscles, a muscular

part of the body.

gen. plur. oi

to be purblind, to see di?nly.

{^)

-,

spur, prick

to

, {, ) = .

, 5,

spur,

the

.

{, )

,,

-nos,

sighted.

with

Pass, to be teased by flies.

11.

,,

closing the eyes, short-

.

as Subst.,

,

the horse-

,

broil.

vos, 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.

. : ,

', ,

- - {): , ( ,

mark of

the

a blow, a weal,

bruise.

Ion. aor. . Dor. poet. 3 sing, Dep.: aor. pass. to flfid fault with, blame, chide, c. ace: in pass, sense, to be blamed. f. to blame, chide, find fault

—

I.

and eyes

;

all

:

—

, {$)

{) {)

with.

09, $, ,, ,,

.

grace. blame.

.

to

blamed, blamable. blame, ce7tsure, dispersonified, Momus, the god of

,

used in questions Adv., Dor. contr. for a negative answer is expected, it is not, is iti

.

which

Lat.

numj

e.g.

.

times however

.

;

Answ.

,).

asks doubtingly, Lat.

it

may 5, -, , ,

Some-

num forte f

be answered in the affirmative. Dor. for with single, solid, uncloven hoof, Lat. solipes, epith. of the horse. ov =

and

,

silly,

{$,

.

5,

,

f.

:

aor.

to

I

(

foolish, to play the fool

make a

become

:

c.

senseless attempt. 2. to

so.

of

{) -8,, ,{, ') -8, {, $, aor. I pass. part,

Sup. of

to shut the

\\. trans, to shut, close.

$ , , ,

the inmost part of the

sat in the farthest corner.

Adv.

intr. to be

to

, {) , ^. () .

abate.

$

of persons,

2.

absol.,

:

metaph.

3.

foolish, convict offolly.

women's chambers.

he

shut.

v€iv to

moaning, groaning.

Adv.

house, frojn the

eyes

a, ov.

\y\

Dor.

f.

closed.

keep one's eyes shut

:

,

[t],

-,

wounds have

eyes,

any fly or gad-fly. 2. a goad, spur, [y] or dis, Lacon. for , a toil, esp. the toil or tug of xvar : battle, war : a struggle, contest : generally, a quarrel,

Eleusinian mysteries of Demeter or Ceres. mystery or secret thing : a mystic history pensation.

his

goad.

, ($)

mostly in

.

—

456

,

:

.

77,

to

make

tasteless: Pass.

a speaking foolishly, idle talk. From speaking foolishly. dull, heavy: generally, stupid,

ov,

2. tasteless, insipid.

ov,

Adv. of

Dor. f »r of

inf.

.

to be

silliness, folly, absurdity.

foolish.

,

:

make

) , , ,. * , 2,

silly,

-

{$) —

ace,

foolishly wise.

foolishly. v. sub.

c.

:

:

:

-~'22.

457

{),'=, NATCH,

,

]^, bet

lus.

,,

Changes of 7»

I.

:

^s

i)

-$,

$.

II.

but

^f

— 50,000.

€y-yovos, 67-.va/pos, (y-xwpios, I7/x before the labials \p,

,,,,

,

before

The pi. in

,

V. into

is

,

for

vv.

/i€

It

,

is

;

;

with

the Advs.

the

itipv-

with the enclit. Parts. /fcV ; used to avoid hiatus where a ace. pi. of vavs.

€5, , , () an

bitant, dweller.

and bitant of Nazareth. :

:

as

,

€,

nae

of verbs

as

vowel follows. vdes, vdas, Dor. nom. and rjpos, o, and

. ,

pi.

3 pers. sing, in €

for

for

for

vw,

found with dat,

3 pers,

;

local termin. -at,

the Epic termin.

,

is

for

numeral

pass,

I

from

for

as

as

before

inserted in aor.

or final

and I, as with the ;

IV.

as

as

VI. /

as

,

(--

[a]

,

vaKos, TO, later form of

$, aros,

, ()

a sheep's fleece, Lat. vel-

:

.

[]

atiythitig

flowing, a current^ of fire. Hence

65 a stream , flowing, running. €$, ,€6. Dor. -,

stream, spring

;

ov,

vdv, Dor. for

-, NA"N02,

v.

,

for

ace. of vavs.

)

a dwarf, Lat. nanus. {vavos, of dwarfish stature. Na^tos, a, ov, (Na£os) from the isle of Naxos or a kind 01, the Naxians: Na^ta of whetstone, Lat. cos Naxia. (s, (iia^ios, 'dpyov) of Naxian work. Na|os, 17, Naxos, one of the Cyclades, anciently called Dia. 6,

. , (^ /; -, ( ( ^, ^ ) ] -, $, € ( {) ^ ,

of some pure Verbs, as

in

before the gutturals

7

into

into

III. into

before

into

,

' = ,,

(-$, -, -,-, -$. -. X>

'*»

^. as

letter of Gr. alpha-

indecl., thirteenth

as numeral,

:

to flou), (overflow.

a goat-skin

ri,

,

inha-

Adv., used in strong affirm., yea, verily, Lat. with an affirmative clause but in answers the :

by itself, yea, yes, aye. Dor. and Att. poet. dat. of vads. NaidKos, , ay, (iiaias) of or for a Naiad. Naias, , mostly in pi. Naia5es Ion. a Naiad, a river or water-nymph.

,

\$

-

ov, (vaos,

Ion.

ing or busied in a temple : as Subst., keeper of a temple, Lat. aeditmis.

.

6€,

3 sing. Ion. impf. of 3 sing. Ion. impf. of

, the

05

',,

, -,

{)

{5,

\$)

nard-oil.

,

nard, spikenard, Lat. nardus.

II.

nard-oil.

. . , ^: , , , , , , ,

() €€,

dwell-

Att. €5, , the dwelling of vttos Ion. II. the a god, a temple, Lat. aedes (in sing.). inner part of a temple, the .cell, the shrine in which the image of the god was placed. vaos. Dor. and Att. poet. gen. of vads. va-iraios, a, ov, of, in a wooded vale or dell. , a woody dell or glen, Lat. saltus. [a] later form of vairos, mustard. vos, 6, = anointed with es,

,. , '$, -5, (, ) -8, (, )

a Nazarene, inha-

Att. use

is,

ov,

of reed

filling the

or reed.

hollow of the

ov,

(),—'5•. os,

carrying a a rod-bearer.

staflf

Ion. impf. vauEp. part. fem. , a tall umbelliferous plant, Lat. . of persons, io dwell, inhabit: ferula, with a pithy stalk, in which Prometheus conveyed the spark of fire from heaven to earth : a reed. generally, to live, be: c, ace. loci, to dwell in, inThe stalks were used for wands, canes, rods : also, as habit. 2. of places, to be sittiated, lie: and so in :

():

—

pass, sense, to be inhabited.

:

splints.

—

to grow stiff, f. 77^0;: Ep. aor. I numb or dead, Lat. torpere, to be rigid. From Dor. for vqios. A. pres. part. fem. NA'PKH, 77, stiffness, numbness, Lat. torpor. Dor. for because = Naias. [] Nuis, ibos, Ion. , the narcissus. (From Adv. for for of its narcotic properties.) like i. (A) I. intr. in pres. and impf., flowing, liquid. ' vdpos, c. ace. loci, to dwell in, inhaof persons, to dwell vds, 17, Dor. for vavs. il. 2. v. II. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I pass, 2. of places, to lie, be situated. bit. for to Dor. for or Causal, in Ep. aor. I a flowing current: a stream, spring. ol ''Apye'i make inhabited, give to dwell in ; vdaos, Dor. for viiaos. I would have given him a town in aor. I of 2. to make a person dwell in Ep. for Argos/or his home. a duck. in Ep. aor. I pass, and med., Dor. for a place, to settle him "Apye'i Ep. for my father to settle, dwell ; 3 sing. aor. I med. of ii. 2. he settled v. settled at Argos dyx

.

Ep. impf. of

vai'os,

,

,

ov.

$, (^)

.

;

near Helicon.

, . ,

—

:

.

,

—

$

$

',

, {)

, $. ;

. €, , , , . , (, 05,,(/;)

'52. '. :

f.

aor,

I

6va^a:

pf. pass,

—

- () , € . -. : ,,

458 or

05,

—

.

stamp down,

to press or squeeze close,

:

compress

vaards

,

,

close-pressed, firm,

,

"kneaded.

vaaros,

Subst.,

as

shipwrecked

shipivreck, be

welU

:

,

Ion,

:

-05

Ion.

the

a piece of a wreck, wreck o{ z. chzrioX. From {vavs,

€, , ()

,

^)

ship-

be

f,

command of a fleet,

)$.

, -5 ) , , €, , {$) -5,

ral.

fleet,

2.

{vavs,

6,

in a ship, a

,

poet, for

[], ov, 6, (vavs, seaman.

-€, ,

commander of a

ihe

an admiral. ov,

of admi-

period of his command.

ihe

II.

, va\n\y6s,

f.

master of a ship.

II.

one who embarks

as Adj. nautical,

of

and

ship, a seafaring life.

05,

rally,

an

enterprise.

-8,

calling of a master of a 2. poet, a voyage: gene-

3. also

a ship.

,{$)

,

of

ihe

masler

,

(vavs, KXrjpos) the

owner or master

who carried goods or passengers. 2. seaman. vav-Kpapos, , the same with II. at Athens, ihe member of a division of ihe citizens : in Solon's time there were 1 2 in each of the ship,

$. {)

poet,

4 tribes, 48 in number of the

when

Cleisthenes increased the

:

—

:

suited

for

ship-

ship-bidldi?ig.

,

a place for ship-building, a dock-

From

Subst.,

building ships a ship-builder, shipwright.

{vavs,

'^05,

,

:

as

vav-TTOpos, ov, {vavs, irapos) traversed by ships, naII. parox. vavnopos, ov, propelling a ship.

val.

NA V-IS,

Lat.

a ship

;

vavs

a

,^ , , — €, , , $, , , , : , ,, , , , ,

—

ship of war. Att. declens., vavs, veajs, vavv dual gen. veoiv pi. or vavs: Ion., vvs, v^os, via, pi. vids, ship, ;

;

— Ep. v^s,

, ,, :

via,

pi. viis,

vavv,

pi. vfjes,

(but also gen. and ace. v€Os, vias) Dor. vavs, vaos, or vaas.

or

veSjv,

:

pi. j/aes,

—

contr. for

io carry by sea. with one by sea to hire a ship for onePass., with fut. med. io go

to take

—

:

,, {) -, -05, €05. -€, -(5 -5, ) os

self

by sea.

57,

{vavs) sea-sickness, qualm-

ishness, retching, Lat. nausea.

Att.

,

io build ships build oneself ships

{^)

Att.

for

of a ship.

of a

to

ov,

Med. life

{^08)

building.

vias

a ship's cable. Ion. for vavdy-. to be a ship-owner, metaph. to manage, govern.

Hence

, the

of, for or suited to boarding pikes. II. ov, act fighting at sea.

;

NAT'S, ,

sailors.

(vavs,

tvitb.

Pass, of the ships, io be built.

long

[]

')

ship, to

sea-fight.

-05, ,

office

a

or coniend

, , ^ 5, , {)^)

a seafiglt parox.

admiral of a yard.

Hence

, the

an anchorage,

io fight in

generally, to fight

:

f,

wrecked, stranded, Lat. naufrdgus : generally, ruined, wrecked. fleet.

{vavos)

f.

Med., vavs

shipwreck, wreck.

, 05, ,

Ion.

wreck; vavayiaiirnLKO.

irreg. pi.

ov, {vavs,

—

(yavayus) suffer crash, smash, of cha-

Hence

riots.

with

,a

Att. for

f.

,

a well- fight by sea

6,

kneaded cake.

:

, ', , , -5, ) 5,

$,

Lat. statio navinm.

pile up.

:

—

:

:

Hence to be

,

qualmish, to

retch, suffer from sea-sickness.

,

,

ships, famous by sea.

,=

,

{vavs,

Ion.

to be crossed by

{vavs,

()

kKhtOs) renowned for

ship-cable.

', (j/aCs,

()

a ferry or traversed by ships, navigable. tribes to lo, there were 5 ov, {vavs, ship-wafting; vavbelonging to each tribe, 50 in all. atpa a fair breeze, [i"] f. have ihe masiery at sea, to -iropos, ov, {vavs, iropos) = vavitopos, traversed command the sea : Pass, to be mastered at sea. by ships, of a river, navigable. II. parox. From iropos, ov, act. going in ships, sea-faring. 2. profos, , {vavs, having the pelling a ship, ship-speeding. masiery at sea, commanding ihe sea. -trTOvos, ov, {vavs, lamentable io ihe all

:

5(, ,—

) -, ) 5, , «, , -5,

,

opos,

ihe sea.

II.

,

f.

or creek

:

,

master of a ship, [a] {vavs) passage-money,

2. also a freight. {vavkoxos) to lie in a harbour

)

to lie in wait, so as to sally out

-8, :

commanding

{vavs,

as Subst. ihe

or

fare, Lat. naulum.

passing

,,

c. ace. to lie

upon

ships

in wait for.

affording safe anchorage, having a good roadstead. II. as Subst., ov,

{vavs,

-5,

ship.

,

-, ,,

going by

ov, {vavs,

ship.

) ) as)

-

,

carried in a ship,

{vavs, a harbour, anchorage, roadstead, Lat. statio tiavium. f. {vavoTOKos) trans, to carry or convoy by sea Pass., with fut. med. to go by sea. II. intr., 2. io guide, govern. like Pass., io

—

go

by sea,

sail.

Hence

, , ,

,(/')

) , , ), .: , , 6,

-5, , ,

.

voyage.

going by

II.

II.

be a stripling.

'

voyaging, sailing.

, (vavs) Lat. nauta, a seaman, sailor.

ov,

one

who goes on

shipboard, a companion by sea.

,

459

vedvis Ion. vefjVis, gen. iSos, ace. veaviba and viaviv, of veavias, a young woman, girl, maiden. II. as Adj. youthful : new.

ship.

sending by ship.

(yavs,

,

—

Att. for

fern,

65

Dep. (veaviOKos)

to be in one's youth,

€5, ,

(veavias) a youth,

Ion.

young man.

V6-dot5os, cV, (vios, aoiSus) singing youthfully. of or for a ship; also, a sea-force, opp. to vedpos, a, ov, (vios) young, youthful : fresh, new, naval affairs, na- recent, late. TO, a fleet ; 2. of persons, skilled in seamanship, is, (veapus, (f>aos) coming fresh to light, val power. nautical. new-appearing. sailing, seamanship : in pi. vtas. Ion. and Ep. ace. pi, of vavs. , Hence voyages. vidTOS Ion. veidTos, 77, ov, irreg. Sup. of vios, as Dep. only found in pres. and impf. to from ios, the last, uttermost, lowest, exgo by sea, make a voyage, sail. treme; a city lying on the border [t], 0, a seaman, sailor. 2. of Pylos. II. of Time, latest, Lat. novissimus. Adj. of a ship, naval. II. the nautihis, a shellFrom vidTOS, (5, the ploughing up offalloiu land. fish, furnished with a membrane which serves it for f. (vios) to plough up fallow land, to till a sail. anew : (sc. 7^), land ploughed anew. f. to enlist seai^ros) clad in a ov, men, take on board : generally, to receive. fawn-skin. shipwreck, loss of ships. From f. to wear a fawn-skin, to run about nt ov, shipwrecked; From the feast of Bacchus. the garb of shipwrecked men. pos vcppis, ihos, Tj, (veps) a fawn-skin, worn at the Ep. gen. and dat. pi. of feasts of Bacchus. Att. ov, (vavs, NEBPO'2, ov, 6, the young of the deer, a fawn. ship-fenced, ship-girt; to look v€€s, Ion, and Ep, nom. pi. of vavs. like a ship of war. rarer Ep. dat. pi. of vavs. NA'il, only found in pres, and impf. ioflotv. Ion. for virj, 2 sing. pres. subj. via. Ion. ace. sing, from vavs. is, (vios, yivos) Att. and Dor. ov, (vios, newly told. new-born, just born. is, (vios, *y(vw) newly bor?t. fresh-shooting, freshis, (vios, only found in pres. (vios), intr. to be young blown. or new : to be the younger of two. 2. to act or newly whettea Dor. V6ds, is, (vios, think like a youth. 3. to grow young, grow young or sharpened. again. = is, (vios, v€-aipeTOS, ov, (veos, newly caught. neivly pounded, fresh ov, (yioi, vsaiTipos, irreg. Comp. of vios cakes of fresh flour. and groujid ; as Subst., veaTos, irreg. Sup. one newly come, (vioi, 55, ,

vavTiKos,

17,

(vavs,

,

() , ,

5

(

iao

() \•-, , (, -) -5,, {,

, ,,

-,

,.

veiv €-€8,

,

,, • -8 -, .) , , -

(€,

€-€5,

aev)

)

^)

€-€8,

,

€-5,

) ), :

€-5,

ov, (vios,

edged.

€5,

)

€-5

^)

€s,

€5

(. ) ) 6, ,

6-<5,

6-5,

€-5,

.

€€5,

$)

,

newly-whetted, keen- a new-comer, Lat. advena.

€5, 6•5.

v€f,vts, Ion. for veavias, veavis.

(vios) fresh with youth: genexuly, fresh,

)

Ion. for veaviOKOS.

V6-dos,

fresh-uttered, newov, (vioi, newly caught, [a] sounding. is, (vios, avOiw) new-budding, bloorning. vei, Boeot. for Ep. and Ion. vcdvias, , (vios) a vetai, Ep. 2 sing. pres. of vioa. young man, youth: often with another Subst., as, Ion. , irr. fem. Comp. oi vioi, as avSpes v€vis. II. as masc. Adj. veiuTos for viaTos in Sup., latter, lower; veiaip-p ev youthful : fresh, vigorous, impetuous. in the lower part of the belly. Dep. (veavias) to be a youth: to act like veidTOS, . ov. Ion. for viaTos, Sup. of vios. a youth, behave wilfully or impetuously, to make youthV. vei. ful boasts. Tjpos, 6, (veiKiaj) a wrangler, disputer, vcdviKos, 17, ov,(v(avias) youthful : fresh, impetuous, brawler: c. gen. one who wrangles with. vigorous. 2. high-spirited, noble. Aeol. for 3. in bad 3 pi. oi vei. sense, hasty, jvanton, insolent. Ep. 3 sing. subj. vei4. generally, great, Ion. and Ep. mighty, strong. Ep. fut. Ke'iTjai, Ion, impf. veiKeiov and Adv. of veaviKLis, vigorously. Ep, aor. I veea•. (veiKos): to quarrel,

vigorous.

€-5,

-,,

ov, (vios,

^, $

<•€,

, .

,

6€, 6", €6€,

€€, €€,

€$.

£€, vei,

,

€,

veeeov

—

:

::

—€€[.

,

460

also c. ace. cognato, holding out obstinately, contrans, to vex, annoy, esp. by word,

wrangle, dispute with veiKfiv

part,

:

,

II.

tentiously.

:

upbraid, to accuse, criminate.

to taunt,

,—€05. NEI K02, TO, a

-, ) -,, ) ,

(veKpos, conducting the dead, ferrying the dead over the Styx. V€Kpos, ov, 6, a dead body, carcase, corpse, corse: in pi. the dead. II. as Adj., vcKpos, a,

($)

6v, dead.

((%,

quarrel, wrangle, dispute : strife

to ferry over the dead. 2. a strife at law, a taunt, reproach. (venpus) to make dead : f. Pass, to be debate, dispute before a judge. 3. also, battle, 2. metaph. to deaden, II. the cause of strife, matter or ground put to death, become lifeless. fight.

esp. railing,

£6,

€, $, ,

—

of quarrel. NciXaievs, 0, (NttXos) a native of the Nile. NciXaios, a, ov, (NetXos) of or from the Nile. fs, (NetXos, yeveaeai) Nile-born. €S, fostered by the Nile. ov, (NftXos, pew) NctXop-piiTos poet.

mortify.

watered by the Nile. NeiXos, 6, the Nile, the great

ambrosia was their food in Homer the nectar red poured like wine by Hebe, and, like drunk mixed with water. Hence

(, )

€-€5, €-65,

, ,

-,

7'7$.

65, $, , () -5,

in

Homer

built

,

ov,

feni.

or on the Nile; aor.

6€,

()

of

I

:

v€io06v, Ion. for vcoOiv, Adv. (veos)

from

CK II. annv.

veioeev

€,

,

Ion. for

fj,

from

3

the bot-

€5.

fallow, or

{veios,

to take

a green crop off

it,

new land, land ploughed up anew,

a fallow, fallow ground, Lat. novale. Sup. vitos, Ion. for vios

€-€5, ,

:

(veios,

€5, , (()

.

veipa or vcipa, ^,contr.for vfiaipa, the contr. for vlerai, 3 sing, oi

vcKas,

, (yinvs)

belly,

a heap of slain

stomach.

Ep. dat.

:

Vffcaoeaai.

€-65,

ov, {yeitpos,

ayyeXos) messenger

the dead.

€€

— a dead

to

77170;,

to

{ycKpos,

-, $) €-€, -, )6-, -, , )

the dead.

vcKpiKos,

,

,

(vffcpos)

(S,

of

(v(Kpus,

ov,

for Att.

i),

-, , (,

contr.

an

ferrying

the dead. Ep. dat. pi.

ace. pi.

:

body, a corpse: in

contr.

dead.

pi. the

II.

as

Adj. dead, lifeless, [y] Ion. -«, Nemea, a place between Argos and Corinth cp. Ne/ita,

€

,

;

Olympiad.

€£$

,

or

Ep. for

€:

€€'. Ion. impf. — Ep. (€$) — feel I

gatttes, cele-

years

ov,

of each

of ox from Nemea.

in 3 pi. impf. they grazed, fed.

pres.

to

Nemean

( ^, ,

poet, for

the

and fourth

second

the

in

.

€€, ,

,,,

poet.

^^,

med.

fut. 17^0;

^ :

:

:

aor.

I

^-

Ep. aor.

f.

just itidignation,

etc.:

properly

undeserved good fortune, generally, to be vexed. II. Med. and Pass.,

at

angry,

-€( €€ ((((

med. opt.

:

f.

Ep.

pass.

, ^^, ) ^,

:

—

;

Ep.

to be displeased

laden with corpses.

ov, (vefipos,

re-

-

,

the feast of Ne?nesis. Ep. causing indignation or wrath, tvorthy of it; it is not a th'mgfit to raise indignation. II. to be regarded with awe, awfid. Dep. only found in pres. and impf. to become or be displeased with : to chafe or chide at a thing : absol. to be a?igry, surprised. II. like ve(sub. if pa),

6€(05

the dead.

Hence a receptacle for the dead, cemetery. (vfKpos, a receptacle for a

receiving the dead.

corpse, coffin.

for

gen. ovos, (vfKpos,

ceiving the dead.

v€Kpo-80KOS, Ion.

) )$: : conduct-

conduct the dead. From vexed with otieself: to be ashayyied, be filled with conducting the dead. shame. 2. c. ace. rei, epya he a school of shews just displeasure at, visits, punishes evil deeds.

€-€, , (($,^)€) f.

fra-

place where the ghosts of the and questioned.

ov,

aor. I

€«€, €-05, ,

Ion.

=$,

is it,

[a]

vos, 0, Ep. dat. sing,

:

pi.

ov, like nectar, scented,

€-5, (, NE'KT2,

^,

ov.

one who breaks up a

fallow.

., 5,

the dead.

dead were called up

brated

, (v€os)

,

, {$, ^)

€€

a field lie so to prepare it

to let

for corn.

v€tos, ov,

Ion.

oracle of the dead,

Ion. for f.

:

a

guiding

II. pass,

deadness.

:

apos, ri_ r.ectar, the drink of the gods,

65-€

pi.

a making dead.

generally, divine,

:

6}-08,

bottom of his

the

, ,. )

€-'•€,

grant ing,

Adv. (veos) at the bottom, in

Ion. for veuOi,

the in77iost part.

V€io-KOpos,

living in

a place for dead bodies, a

{),

€€05,

on or by the Nile.

iSor,

.4,

3 sing. Ep. aor.

heart.

NE'KTA'P,

NetXcDTts the land of Nile. part, of

I

2 sing, imperat.

tom;

€$, , ()

a becoming dead, death as

river of Egypt, called

(vefipus)

burial-place.

(,€€€ to be

Oeovs

,

, (^)

ashamed, feel dread or awe: be stood in awe of the gods.

^c. ace.,

From

.

r€>e^is—

. ,€5,

€€5

()

,

just or deserved indignation, anger at anything unjiist, righteous resentment. 2. indignation at undeserved f(vs,

good fortune : jealousy, vengeance, of men, grudging, envy. II.

^' []

esp. of the

gods

:

that which caufcs

or deserves just indignation, the object of just resent" there is not cause for indig;

inent

nation.

III.

in one's

own

65, ,

(

person, a sense of sin,

remorse.

as prop, n., voc.

personified as the goddess of Retribution, down all immoderate good fortune.

., ,

,

Nemesis,

:

who

brings

€-5, €0-05,

461 = v(oyLOS.

iS,

,

€0-5,

-)

con'r. for vfoyovos, new-born.

[5,

ov,

60-5

new-born.

60-5,

and

-, $

')

($,

ov,

newly paitited or written.

€0-,5,

ov, {veos, yviov) with

young, fresh limbs. Spartan word, lately made one of = newly enfranchised :

(s, a

{5,

the people

5),

(€$, who

hence those Helots were called were set free in reward for services in war. veo-Sapros, ov, newly stripped

)

)

{,

off,

newly

6€.. ((. ((. €-5, {$, €€, , . ((. €€. )€0-5, $, 60-8, ($, €€€8, , . . €0-5 -5, €€05, , , . €!. . $. (, €€, , , {) 60-5, (8, () '5, €0-'5, = , () (5, ^) — €$. NE'Mil, (, €-|5, 60-1|5, /) — (. — (6-, , , = €$. 6-5, €\)$. Dor. for

^,

for

imperat. of

aor.

part. pass,

aor.

judge, arbiter.

subj. pass,

of vc-

for

for

^( later

fut.

pf.

:

lot.

,

Med.

II.

:

to

:

2. also to

dwell

be inhabited.

,

3, like

trol.

,

to stvay,

2.

:

occupy.

III.

Pass, of places, to

manage, wield, con-

to esieetn, consider.

(,

vcoOev, Adv. (vfos)

€-5,

consumed by to graze the

II.

fire.

hills

later in Act.,

. , . €€, , , , €, .

to waste a city by fire. of ulcers, to spread. pf. pass, of vevearat, Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, pf of pf. of to spin.

III. in

€,

veviirrat,

^, 5,

1

pf. pass,

vtv^Lvos,

€-5,

{5, {$,

ov,

€S,

also

Ion.

and

) -, ) )

€0-5,

=

ov,

^)

newly sharpened. , (, newly pressed. (5, , (5) poet, for €05, youthful spirit. V€-oiKOS, ov, (5, newly built on.

€-,

TJyos, 0,

€0-5,

f's,

€,

ov, (vios,

-, (8, 8) €-9, 60-5,

Tov

lately estab-

settled.

) ) (^ ) f's,

ov,

€0-5,

having

having afresh

grief.

lately inherited.

newly spun or woven. newly shed ; veoKovijto have tiewly-shed blood upon

ov, (veos,

ov,

($,

and Dor.

of

for

part, of

(5.

newly watered.

fresh-chiselled.

ov, (vios,

($)

to heap.

sing. pf. pass,

=

budding or

his hands.

60-5, , [yeos, -^) new-married

^, €-€8,

Med.

newly, lately.

:

(v€os,

is,

€-5,

.

, . )) and 3 of

pf. pass. ind.

€-5,

'

(with cattle): metaph., vvpl

anew

fresh sprouting: met.a.ph.freih, cheerful.

of herdsmen, to pasture, drive to pasof ture, L^t. pascere : more freq. in Med. cattle, to feed, go to pasture, graze, Lat. pasci: hence lished or lo eat, feed on : metaph. of fire, to feed on, devour, the land is consume : also Pass., irvpi B.

) €$.

Dor. for

fs.

:

ace, to distribute

in, inhabit,

:

vyos, 0,

pf. v£-

themselves, hence to possess, enjoy, have in

later also in Act. to hold, possess

and ov, (vies, metaph. newly married.

is,

apportion, assign, alc.

veoSpeTTTos.

or,

newly yoked

f.

:

Pass., aor. I

:

deal out, distribute

use.

:

aor. I

(but these tenses are also used in med. sense)

among

cropped

V€0-i|€VKTOS, ov,

Med.

:

later

(0

ov, fresh plucked or wreathed with fresh leaves. ov, just having run.

v60-6p€irTOS,

dispenser of justice, a

)

)

built.

a wooded pasture, grove, Lat.

eos,

nemus.

—

ov, newly taught: of newly broiight out, newly exhibited. ov, 6, -, and newly tamed or broken in : metaph. newlywedded. Dor, ov, (veos, new-

a play

for

f.

opos,

:

flayed.

—

generally, strange, unheard of: V6OKOTOS, ov, fresh, new. newly mixed; v€o-Kpas, aros, 0, 17, veoKpSis a newly made friend. newly ov, also , ov,

(8,

\08

()

€0-8,

founded or

built

(5,

:

()

new-made.

)

)

just killed. veo-Xaio, 77, (vios, Xaos) a band of youth, the youth of a nation, Lat. jtwentus. v€0-icTOvos, ov, (vios,

€8,

($,

ov, v€0-XovTOS poet. : as Subst., just bathed. a bridegroom or bride. NE'OMAI contr. l and 3 sing, veiat, veiycvtaOai) new-born. is, contr. vua$ai inf. Dep., only used in vtoytK6s,ri,ov, new-born, young. (Deriv. uncertain.) rai

,

^,

{$,

:

:

€^

—

—

462 pres.

-,

of a vco the

,

.

to go or come : commonly with a ling, chicken. go away or back : also to go to the war: of a crocodile young bees. stream, to flow back.

and impf.

:

fut. sense, to

contr.

new moon,

the

-)

)

the time

€5,

svffering

from a

60-€5,

-,

€s, {v(os,

mourned. is, (yios,

ov, (vios,

is,

(vios, acpayTJvai)

.

v€s.

Dor. for V€0-T€VKTOS, ov, and 7iewly wrought fashioned. os, (vios) youth

newly congealed or

€05,

,

spirit, rashness.

V60-uXotrros, ov,

{v(os,

vainglorious, ostentatious

irkovros)

newly e?triched,

opp. to

)) ;

-, €0-5,

€0-5,

reeking.

€-5,

veop-pvTOs, ov, {yios, V€-opTOS, ov, (vios, new, late. via Ion.

2, —

veios,J7, ov:

viov, Att. also os, ov

en viov from a youth, from youth 2. suited to a youth, youthful, hit. juvenilis. 3. of things, netv,f)'efh, recent : but also, strange, unexpected. 4. of Time, l/f viov and vias anew, afresh, Lat. denuo : hence viov Ion. veiov, as Adv., newly, lately, anew : via ;

upwards, Lat. a puero.

(

new moon

the degrees of

II.

viwraros Ion. vuoraTOS, V€Os (sub. 7^),

-fj,

€ Comp.

via, see

for

) ) v. veios.

are

vewnpos,

Hence

ov, {yios,

ling, glossy.

new and spark-

€-65, ,((,\() €0-•5,

)-,

ov, {vios,

)

€0-5, a

young.

Att.

for

pi(p) to rearyoung birds. make new, renew. From making Tiew, renewing.

(vfOTTos, to

) ) )

*')

(vios,

ov, (vios, ov, (vios,

€-5, fietv cofivert,

neophyte. ov, {yios,

or imprinted.

lately

wounded.

newly trodden.

)

€05, , (vios) new, fresh.

€, , €0-5, €, , ,

Hence make new,

2.

:

newly impressed novel, unusual,

strange, revolutionary. f.

to

esp. to

make

political

innovations.

ov, (vios,

xvoos) with the first down.

(vios) to renew, renovate, change.

v€iro8€s, ol, children ; an old Epic word. V€p0€ i:nd vtpOev, Adv., — evepde, under, beneath aho from below. IL c. gen. under, beneath. vepreptos, a, ov, (viprepos) u7iderground, Lat. in-

newly plundered. fer us. newly cleaned.

€€-55,

$,

vcottos,

€0-5, ov, (vios, *() lately killed fresh-shed. 60-5, ov, (vios, newly planted. IL

f.

fresh land, fallow, Lat. novale.

veos, Ion. gen. of vavs.

€-5,

:

youthful

the youth,

pi) newly reared,

is, (vios,

v€OTTia,

€-5,

newly risen, generally, Ion.

the

)

plucked.

f.

i/iot,

()

ofl,

€€, €-05, ,

fresh-flowing. just drawn.

:

young men, youths

)

, , 6-€,,

of men, young, youthful : as Subst.,

2.

a body of youth,

fresh cut or ploughed blows newly inflicted. IL

ov, (vios,

-, €-.

) )

) ) ,

ov, (yeos,

also

:

)

is, (vios,

-,

€0-5 €0-5,

($)

II.

newly twisted. newly slaughtered.

h^t.juventus. Dor. ov, (vios, newly cut, V60-T0K0S, ov, (vios, T€Keiv) new-born. IL vfOToKos, ov, act. having just brought forth.

newly washen. newly shorn. veo-iroKos, ov, {yios, ov, (v(os, fresh-sawn. Nevj-to-war, , {yeos, surname of Pyrrhus son of Achilles, because he came fresh cut late to Troy. , (yeos, tttuKis) newly founded. veop-pavTOS, ov, {vios, newly sprinkled : freshvco-irXiTOS, ov, (vkos,

(.

Dor. for vfoaaovs.

€0-8,

). (

'/)

II.

7. any young animal, as the young a soung child : in pi. a swarm of

i) -, -,

of

late

7reveos)fresh-mourning.

frozen.

(sub.

:

vcoTcLs, aTos,

calamity. pass, lately

(vtos,

beginning of the month.

(vios,

is,

,

; :

;

ov,

, (viprepos,

$)

the courier

and veo-airas, , , (vios, of the dead. newly plucked or gathered. v€pT€pos, a, ov, — eviprepos, lower, nether, Lat. inveo-airopos, ov, (yios, newly sown. ferior, a Comp. without any Posit, in use but also Att. or as a Posit. = vepripios, nether, infernal, underground; . aos) to hatch ; pf. part. pass, v(vo(vivos. ol viprepoi the dwellers in the nether world, the gods Ion. Att. a below or the dead, Lat. inferi. nest of young birds, a nat : the brood of young NE'PT02, b, a bird of prey. birds. aTos, ro, (vev) a nod or sign : a command. Att. veoTTiov or Ep. and Ion. contr. pres. for vioa. Dim. of veoaaos, a young bird, nestling, chicken. NETPA' Ion. IL a , a sinew, tendon. Att. vottCs, fem. of veocaus, a string or cord of sinew 1. a bow-string. 2, chicken. a musical string or chord. Att. vcott-, ov, (vfoaaus, . poet, for vevpa. rearing young birds or chickens. . Ion. for vevpa. Att. vcottOs, 6, {yios) a young bird, nestEp. gen. and dat. of is,

^fiot :

—

6( 6-5 €05

:

-

: ((-

€, , (($)

, , ,

,

:

, , , , €, €,

oi) €€.

^.

—

-.

vfvpoXaXos Of,

\4)

(vivpov,

with sounding

TO, Lat. nervtis,

a sinew, tendon

esp,

:

v€vpa, the tendons of the feet ; vevpa to hamstring, disable. 2. metaph. strength, vign?/r, in

pi.

a string, cord, lace made of sinew : a bowstring : also cord of a sling. 3.

nerve.

II.

-, , ) €, -, ) -, )

hence 2, a musical string or chord. es,

{vevpov,

to stitch

f.

From

shoes.

plaited with sinews. with sinews : to mend

' ^) drawn

(vevpov,

is,

back with a sinew or string ; the arrow drawn back with the string,

-,,, ) €, €-•5,

tofiy.^

strings

with

stitching

i.

or strained /cTos

just ready

strings.

€-€8,

(vevpov, TCiVcy) stretched by sinews.

€s,

is,

{vevpov,

delighting in the

bowstring.

. fut. of nod, Lat. nuto ; the crest, stride with nodding to nod with the head, of to make signs with

or

vevev

to

€€ /) to

crest

{vev) nod with

;

one fainting

vevev

;

the eyebrows.

NET'fl, f. mand. 2.

vev, in

to nod, beckon, as a sign or

token of assent,

confirm by a nod.

ward ;

veveiv

to

,

com-

nod, bow, promise,

3. generally, to nod, bend forstoop; veveiv to bow veveiv e'is to incline towards

down, droop the head a thing. 4. metaph. ;

to

eas

away. , {ve
€€-€,

-5,

Ep. for and gen. ve(pe\eycpeTao, gatherer, cloud-compeller.

6,

only used in nom.

{ye(pe,

€6-€5, , {€,

centaur.

€6-,97,(€
yep)

I

—

I

:

vevoa

fut.

:

swim,

tr

Lat.

of shoes that are too large; veiv kv to swim or slip about in one's shoes. 2.

Ep. 3

(C), fut.

aor.

pass,

pi. aor. I

e/x-

med.

to spin, Lat. nere.

:

(D),

fut.

:

Ion.

or

:

{yepos)

f.

pf.

heap up. to be a bedel, to have metaph. to keep clean

to pile, heap,

:

charge of a temple.

II.

Hence

pure.

,

a temple

the office of a bedel.

cloud-

)

KevTavpos) a cloud-

:

{ves, properly one who sweeps hence o«e who has charge of a temple, a

bedel, verger, Lat. aedituus.

tvhich :

had

of

II. a title

cities,

a temple in honour of their patronhence Ephcsus was called velpospehos.

,

god by

puppets tiioved by

;

evea

: ( ' 4 ,, , , , €-$, ) aor.

,

drawn

(vevpov,

ov,

q.

463

(B), impf. eveov Ep. evv€ov :

nare.

and

a cobbler.

as Subst.

:

€:

NE'il

pass,

{vevpov,

ov,

sinews

€.

and

strings.

NET'PON,

—

—

!

built

of veos but v€wv, gen. pi. of vavs. (vavs) a dock or basin for ships. newly bought. ov, (veos, f's, (veos. new, fresh, late. TO, a place where ships are overhauled, a dock-yard, arsenal. , Att. for vaos, a temple, like Kews for \a6s. yeii%, Att. gen. of vavs. , (vews gen. oi vavs, oJkos) literally a gen.

pi.

,

v€(uv, u)vos,

€-5, €-5,

€-,

:

4) ) {€5)

%, ,

6-5,

,

a slip or dock in which a ship was built a store-house, being a part of the vewpiov. Adv. oi veos, lately, just now, recently. Adv. of veos, Aeol. for I'fcuae, next year, for next year ; also, eis most , ov, Sup. of veos Adv. ship's house,

or repaired

:

€, €5,

^. :

€€,

recently.

, ,

Att.

f.

or alterations

,

{yewTepoi) to make changes or revolutionary

make innovations

to

:

oeiav (€ €605, , , movemefits.

€-

change entirely;

II. trans, to

to revolutionise the state.

(veos) natural to a youth, youthful.

(veep)

ov, 0,

,

,

(veajTepos,

revolutionary.

ov,

)

innovation.

From

innovation, revolution.

€€-05, , ,

, ^,

Ccmp. of

veos,

innovating,

younger

:

newer,

veojTepa Cloud-cuckoo- fresher : in bad sense, strange, unusual ; revolutionary movements, Lat. town, built by the birds in Aristoph. Aves. or veajTipa Hence , citize?i of Cloud-cuckoo-town. res novae. Adv. veeps, more recently. insep. Prefix, being a strcngthd. form of f. Hence to make cloudy.

€€-€5, 6£, , (€4\)

-, '02,

€€05, , , f's,

made of

-,

privat., as in

clouds.

NH',

(ve(pos, eldos) like a cloud.

v-evs

,

the person invoked

etc.

and

TO,

4\

;

68, (5, (€05)

'2, '

neys

;

veippiTis (sc.

ov, 6,

(A), to go,

fem. Adj. of in the kidvooos), a disease in the kidneys.

.

mostly sub

V.

in pi. the kidneys.

cf.

Lat. ne- in ne-fas, etc.

,

Att. Particle aflirming strongly, with ace. of

a cloud, mass of clouds, Lat. nebula : metaph. the cloud of death, viipos so, veipos ofppvojv a cloud upon the brow. 2. metaph. also, a cloud or dense throng of men, birds, eos,

~

;

,,

, -5, fioni

or

;

also vi)

yea by Zeus Ion. ace. sing,

,

I'f os,

ov,

and

pi.

of vavs.

veyos

by transposition of yeyaa,) new-made.

ov, (for

(-, eyep)

unwaking

;

vypeos

vnvos a sleep that knows no tvaking, a sound deep sleep: later also of death: neut. as Adv., without waking.

vypeo

, ,

^. , —

464

, , $. , , (8)

the entrails, bowels, Lat. in-

testine.

Homeric

epith. of

vrjfpfTos, sound, deep sleep

'2,—

$.

Ep. gen. of

for

ov,

either like

:

or from rjhvs, sweet, de-

;

the

womb:

,

the stomach, or the belly,

also the bowels, entrails

.

;

paunch

-

k^e\eiv

:

to take out the entrails, disembowel.

, , , €\',

, ,(

pile up.

, 5, ,

, 5,

os, .

, to

'. —

of vavs.

gen. unskilled in a thing.

-€5,

[t]

obey

:

-€5,

0,

,

-€5,

Ep.

(~, {-,

a

to

ship,

con-

ov,

{^, Kepas) to, dis-

the ruthless day,

Adv.

Ep. for

€0-3,

vs) 60-5, {^, {v\(s, ov,

ov,

, 5, -, ,,,

as if

from

pitiless, rtithless, rei.

the day

e.

unpitied.

II.

ves.

65, Adv. ($, €5. , , -, , of

of ruthless spirit. punishing ruth-

ivithout pity.

see

unshod, barefooted

:

gen.

()

-, = v-\ovs,

hence needy,

{-,

is,

abject.

[] harmless,

guiltless,

unoffending. thread,

yarn

to spin)

that tvhich

web

:

(5 () v€pia

is

spun,

the thread

of the Fates.

-€5,

is,

{-,

6 ( / infallible

;

unfailing, unerring,

kviatruv,

dntiv to

speak infallible truths. Ion.

-,

), stillness in the air,

a calm

:

—

1\( there was a calm and perfect From -€5, {-, v(os) without wind,

stillness.

ov,

calm, tranquil.

)

8,,

go

ov, {vavs,

ships.

a

a

in

ship.

)

protect-

bearing ships. holding ships. II. is, {-, -nivBos) free from sorrow. act. soothing or assjtaging sorrow. Ep. {vqinos) childand hood, infancy : in plur. childishness, folly. ov, {vavs,

,

f.

,

—

From

be childish, play like a child.

75,,

ov, poet, for viiirios, childish.

Ion. for

, ov, Att. also os, ov, {-,

perly, not speaking, Lat. infans

,

. )

5, , =

-'•65, ov, {-,

-'•€

'inos) pro-

;

-,

{-,

ov,

with impunity: but,

--,

breezeless,

not plaited

vovos,

)

or -i. Adv. of

a

as Subst.

with un-

Lat. impune, with

unpunished, unavenged, without share of,

)

Dep. to behave childishly.

{-,

childish,

, , , 5, -5,, )5. ( ,

and

:

vovos

unblest with, fruitful trees.

child, like

vos,

From infantine;

Lat. infans

— me-

taph. childish, thoughtless, heedless.

Ion. ios, , a daughter of Nereus, hence a Nereid or Nymph of the sea, always in pi. '^^pes they were fifty in number. Cf. 'Haias. gen. is Ion. 770s, 0, Nereus, an ancient sea-god. He was eldest son of Pontus {ike sea), husband of Doris and father of the Nereids. Hence :

poet, for

{vi

the thread of a spider's

:

ing

-inJTtos, a, ov,

lessly.

is,

{vavs, iropos) to

impunity.

ace.

without pity,

;

is,

give no heed

to

and

') $, {-,€^ morseless of death.

-€, , 08, , . , -5, -5 -), ) -5, ()

braided hair.

incurable.

I

es, dat.

as Subst.,

Tinva infant children also alone, the young of an aniII. metaph. childish, senseless : without nipdos) without gain, unprofit- mal. forethought, weak, helpless. of or belonging

ov,

Ep. aor.

:

[] vaus,

priest, temple-keeper, Lat. aedituus.

Ion.

not horned, without horns.

-€5,

busying oneself in a temple

of, be-

unlearned:

-6, . )), , , .)

able.

-€8, WTOS,

cv,

:

{-,

is,

-,

ov, {vavs,

3

ov. Dor. vaios, a, ov, also as, ov, a ship ; ship-umher.

sisting of ships,

-$. {6$ =

ov, 6, Ion. for

poet.

heap or

to

heap.

a swimming.

of

, -, , , . , , , .

,

Ion. for Ndi'as.

ov, 0, (vavs)

fut.

f.

', , Ion. for Nat's. 5, , , (-,) tinknowing,

,

c.

of

1

for

c) to spin.

Io:i. dat. sing,

longing

load.

II. to pile,

Ep. 3 pi. aor. sing. aor. I imper. med.

to

Ion. gen. of vavs.

and Ep.

Ion.

fut.

, . -5, -

vi,

Ion. and Ep. for

contr. for veavis, a girl, maiden.

los,

Ion. for vaus, a temple.

Ep. impf. of nom. pi. of vavs. Ep. dat. pi. o[ vavs.

€5,

(,

=

5, is, , 5, , {) Att.

ligh'ful, as if for

vos,

:

-8,

, ,, , 5,

for Ni/p€iS.

countless, numberless.

form of both of

ov, poet,

aor.

{)

'^pts.

, Ion. ov, {-, I

inf.

(c) to spin, and

^

to pile up.

Ion.

,

ov, {vrjaos)

of or for an island,

insular.

Ep. 3

pi.

aor.

I

med. of

. Dim. 5, an an . Dim. of

of vrjoos,

.

Dim. of

vijaos,

(c) to spin.

islet.

islet.

an

islet.

—

\

, , ,

^. ;:

—

for an , , ($) $, . -5, , ,

island: fern,

of

i^os,

fern.

6,

(yrjaos)

an

Hence on an island. , of oxfor an island ox an islander;

living, situated

)05, ,

:

-, (, ) (, , , -, €, {() insular situation.

TO

,

NH'SOS

also,

,

to

gain a victory

win

to

;

a sea-

an island-fight. an island, Lat. insula

vticetos, ov, {vucos) victorious. Dor. vacros, ov, NI'KH [t], a peninsula, applied to the Peloponnese. victory, conquest, Lat. victoria: the swim) a duck, Lat. anas. fruits of victory. Att. Att. Dim. of a duckli/ig. Aeol. and poet, for kv'iKa, 3 sing. impf. of Dor. viKUeis, fasting, a fast. (v, victorious, nvus conquering. f. to fast ;

€,

, () €$ ( () — -5, .{-,

,

,

, , ) , , , , , ) ,.

tc^• fast

from, abstain from a thing. los or tws, 6, and nom. -,

:

,

:

,,

2.

causing hunger, starving. Dim. of an islet. ov, unavenged, unpunished. to heap) heaped up, piled up. ,

{ {

, 05, , , ,

,

Att. for

victory.

,

also

os,

drinking no wine, sober

, ,, :

to

f.

drink

,

win.

wine, to be sober, live

{-,

xeco) not merely poured, full-

Dor.

f.

,

f.

^,

^ai,

(ykoo)

aor.

I

to

swim

conducing

:

a conqueror. carry off as prize,

)

ov,

ov, 0,

flowing.

Dep.

a

to

Hence

Council.

, . , . . ov,

1(),

a conquering, victory. bringing victory. II. bearing off the prize, conquering, victorious. ov, prevailing in the

soberly.

-5,

{vpos) to

f.

-5,, {, €) -5, {, -5, {, )

dat. pi. part. fio

(sub.

likely to conquer,

opos, 6, poet, for

of persons, of drink, without wine

which were composed of water, milk, and honey, [a] poet, for

2.

to victory.

eyaa,oth.e offerings to theEumenides,

',

, ,

{$\).),

as Subst.

05, , ,{) {)

{)

ov,

, II.

of victory; celebrate the feast of victory. ov, 6, a conqueror.

breathless.

,=

,

of one must conquer. , like a conqueror. Hence ov, belonging to a conqueror or to fut. inf.

, ,, , ,

-.

-nepaTos.

ov,

[]

Ep. for

the prize of victory. festival in honour

Ion. dat. pi. of vavs. ov, v.

part. pass, of

i

Aeol. for

5,

Ion. for vavs.

-€5, -8, {-,

aor.

{)

verb. Adj. of

to spin) sptin, twisted.

,

. ., . . , vs, ,

, 5,

or

pi.

not eating, fasting.

:

,

^ , , €,

,

act.

, '

;

—

of an islander: insular,

as Adj.

II.

the prevail-

ing opinion, vote of the majority. 3. as law-term, to win in a suit, gain a cause. II. trans, to conquer, vanquish, overcome, overpower: Pass., to be vanquished, overcome by another to be inferior to, give way to. III. c. ace. cognato,

[t]

islander.

465 day

prevail, carry the

€, .

also as

viicos, ios, TO, later

,,

form

,,,

for

conqueror in the victory.

.

3 pi. opt. of Dor. and Att. enclit. ace. of 3rd pcrs. Pron., for

Ion. gen. pi. of vavs.

Att. contr. for

Dor. for vaovs, ace. pi. oi vaos. hirn, her, it ; never used reflex, a small fife, pipe or whistle, used by the ively: of all genders, both sing, and pi., but the pi. is Ki\(:VOT7]S to give the time in rowing. much more rare: Horn, and Ion. writers use Nl'Zfl, f. aor. i Med., f. ripos, , a washifig vessel, basin, laver. aor. I pf. to wash, esp. the waterfor washing : mostly in plur. hands and feet aXcs to wash one's hands later form for with sea water generally, to purge, cleanse, puto go, to go away. f. [t] = 11. to wash off. is properly used of carrify. TO, in Herodotus and Att. washing part of the body, of bathing, bonate of soda, soda. of washing clothes. snow, irreg. ace. of as if from a Dor. for fut. of nom. Dor. for fut. inf. of snow-flake : in pi. snow, 2. generally, a shower: , Dor. for flakes, a storm of snow. opos, , Dor. for metaph., the stor7n or sleet of f. cow^uer, prevail, get the war. snowy, snow-capt. II. as Adj., fem. of upper ha?id ; the worse prevails; Ep. inf. of TO ev let the good prevail ; shower of snow, a snow-storm. to win ), , in the judgment of another. 2. of opinions, to snow-beaten, wintry. '.

'— :

, , ,

, ,

:

:

:

;

:

—

{) , {)

, . . , , , ,.. . ,

*. $,

,

€05,

\

.,

vs,

{)

. , -5, )

—

, {)

.

vs

{)

{,

€$,

,

€. $

€8, ()() -, {, ' ,

snow-covered, snow-capt. thick snow. intrans. to snow; Beds

ev,

is,

[], f. alone, // snows.

, ,

. , , ,,

snow

,

,,

:

fut.

:

of

—

also of

.

Ion.

aor.

Pass.,

Ion.

part.

— Med., Ep.

kvo

l

I

($'. — :

€

plqpf.

aor.

:

:

Pasf.,

pf.

{voos)

:

— to

, ,

who

perceived think

he

tend :

3 sing, i

Ion.

see so

,

was : to notice, remark. II. to minded : hence, to purpose, in-

intend to do a thing: in pari, discreet, though'ful. 2. of words or expressions, /o mean, imply, have a certain sense. III. to think out, devise, contrive. IV. to think or deetn that a thing is so and so. c. inf. to

,

.

, ()

aTos,

that which is thought, a purpose, design, resolve. III. generally, thought, understanding, mind. Hence

, ,

thojight.

II.

ov, gen. ovos, thoughtful, sensible

one's right mind, opp. to

,

€$,

:

also in

(i/of'cu)

)-,), 0'02,

for

'^^,

,

TO,

kUWos) spurious charms.

ov, Att. also os, ov, illegitimate,

notion.

born

voos, vovs, a little thought, a

() (vos)

,$, -$,, ) , , ,

ov,

ov,

roaming, roving, ranging.

, {vos,

ov,

Egyptian province

{$)

:

also

Pass, to be in esteem ; it is the custom, is customary, is usually recognised; or customs, usages, laws, Lat. instituta. 2. to adopt, practise a custom or usage the Greeks have adopted these customs from the Egyptians. 3. to own, acknowledge, recognise as ; tovs KaKovs aTovs Oeaiv in Pass., to which of the gods is it held sacred f 4. absol. to be accustomed. 5. Pass, to be governed after old laws and customs. II. c. dat., like to be accustomed to 2l thing, practise it hence to make cotnmon use of, use ; and in Att., to use as a current coin. III. c. ace. et inf. to expect that a thing :

"\€8

:

-

—

$,$, , (5) ,

chief of an the Scythians.

legal.

3. in neut. pi.

noietv, of funeral haX.justafacere.

€,

,

, (()

aros,

graze, a flock or herd. ($ Ep. rjos, ,

that which

{, $)

, , , .

herdsman. plur.

is

to

a shepherd or a dispenser, distributer. III. = tyicoiKia, are the ribs of a ship. dat. pi. oi voivs. Dor. for fut o{ II.

(€5

6-,

put

{vo(vs)

to pasture, feed,

drive afield;

usage or law: 2.

lawful,

usages, customs;

pay the customary of persons, observant

to

rites,

II.

Hence

of

law

Adv. according

to

ov, also os, ov,

{$,

Comp.

:

Tfpov.

05, ,

belonging

to shepherds, pastoral.

usage, prescription

:

also,

a

esteeming.

,

anything recognised by current coin of a state, Lat. nummus : c\. fin. 2. an established weight or measure, legal 7neasure. 3. any aTos,

established usage, viz.,

Subst.,

II.

to

. , ) 5, () , (), -5, -, ) -,5,

offices,

institution or custom.

Nofs,

,

conformable

conventional, prescriptive.

1.

and as prop. n. Numidians, Lat. Numidae. grazing, feeding.

from

of or for the laws : resting II. learned in the law:

a lawyer.

ov,

roaming, ranging, wan, one place to another : 01, pastoral tribes that roved about with their flocks. Nomads; ados,

dering

, ;

;

mode of

the

among

, (05)

^ €

—

^,

rally

,

customary, conven'ional : customs, usages, Lat. inslitufa.

like

custom

;

hence

Dim. of

a

as

v€v6-

tovs Oeovs to recognise the gods acknowledged by the state but, Ofovs to recognise the existence of the gods gene-

as Subst.,

[vCOos, yevi-

out of wedlock ; voOos vlos a natural son, opp. to yvios, Lat. legitimus. II. generally, spurious, cQuntofeit, adulterated.

, ,

prescriptive right;

05, , , (vGs)

base-born.

(yoOos,

own

:

pf.

:

hold or

to

:

Att.

I

said of things recognised by convention or

:

on the authority of law.

intelligent.

perceptible, intelligible.

«, Dor.

or usage

aor.

Pass.,

will be.

(voew) thought, intelligence.

05, , , 05, , , {) -€5,

— {$) :

:

Ion.

when he saw him he

absol. to be

:

€$.

Ion.

fut.

as to remark or discern, distinguished from merely seeing, as,

a pasture, pasturage : fodder, a feeding, grazing. II. division, disesp. of an inheritance. ; Ep. for nom. pi. of 2.

pf.

aor.

feed down the pastures with oxen,

()

,

€5,

.

:- ^ ^

Ion.

pf.

:

and

and med. of

inf. act.

I

Ion.

fut.

:

aor.

{voos, vovs) intellectual,

vocpos, a,

aor.

II. trans, to

to

Lat. depascere.

cover with food. tribution Pass, to be snowed on, covered with stioiv. Cf.

or

;

—

466

(,

—

ov,

(vos,

^(5, , ov,

T. the

,

^)

writing laws

:

as

a laivgiver.

(8,

-, €, €, ,

an explainer

of the laws.

, (yos,

of the law

:

so,

,

—

ov,

.

law-giving, legislation.

f.

make laws : make laws for

SidaaKaXos) a teacher

{^$)

to

From

be a law-giver,

—

Med. to Pass, to have a code of laws : II. to ordain by law. Hence

oneself

;

:

:;

^^ €€,

—

, 5, , ) ,, , -, ,

^, 5,-

ordinance.

,

lawgiver. Adv. (he pasture. pasture, place for cattle to , 2. pasturgraze; a woodland pasture. age, herbage : generally, /ooi/. 3. metaph., erreW (z/ofios,

{$) () \$

$

05, ,

Acol. 3 sing. opt. aor.

Ep.

()

$,

,

,

.$

—

of

inf. fut.

(vos)

of

i

of or belonging to a return; the day of return. 2. returning, that will or 7nay return, surviving, safe, Lat. salvus. ov,

8,

()

ov, o,

ample pasture, a wide range for c. gen. loci, return II. an abode allotted to one, a district, journey;

words. department, province, satrapy, Lat. praefectura. ov, , anything assigned or apporI. an usage, custom, convention : a tioned, viz., positive enactment, law, ordinance, h^t. institutum at naturally conventionally, opp. to Athens was the name given to Solon's laws, in contradistinction to those of Z)raco, which were called 2. the law offorce or might,

..

467

.

i.

vos

, e.

as

a return

to a place.

home

or

homeward

2. generally, travel,

a journey

bring food home,

to

in search, in quest of food. before a vowel or metri grat.

,

Adv. of Place, afar, aloof, apart

cretly, furtively

:

c.

L

:

hence aside,

;

se-

gen., like

ii,

II. as Prep. c. gen. /ar/rom, alonf aloof from. hence without, sepaor away from, mostly of Place rate from. 2. of mind or disposition, apart from the Achaeans, i. e. differing from :

^'^ 5, () ( , , () ^, \€ ,, ) -, ($ -5, ) 6$;

opp. to

to

(v

die in the fight or scuffle ; Is II. musical strain to come to blows.

ode ;

remove, part.

guardian

,

striking the mind,

{yoos,

, ,

mens ;

nom.

pi.

;

later also gen.

voes:

(

— mind, Lat.

mindfully, prudently ; voos the mood or temper of men l/i Travrus with all his heart ; II. a thought, according to one's 7nind. or

without sense ; ;

purpose, resolve.

III. the

,,

word or

sense or

meaning of a

expression.

€05, , ,

(yoaos) sickly,

, () €, ,

ill.

(voaos), to be sick, iU, sickly, to ail, whether in body or mind. 2. metaph. to be distressed, suffer, be afflicted.

,

matter discharged from a

() , () -5, (, , , ()

tend a sick person. a sickness, disease, plague, metaph. a disease, disorder, affliction. to

, , -5 , , , ,

malady.

2.

es,

(T5os) sickly.

rally,

2.

sickness, disease

metaph. distress, disease of mind, esp. madness. II.

a plague, bane, mischief. Ion.

sickness or disease.

-, (, €(, , ov,

and

5, .

-€, «, ,

€$,

a

little

f.

to one's

home

danger.

3.

Dim. of

bird

:

a ma-

)

3.

gene-

bringing

:

— Med.

€5, kill,

to

:

c.

05,

Att.

appropriate.

aor.

I

(vooos,

fs,

,

, ,,

I

(<. young

for

girl.

(vooTos) to return, come, or go back, or country. 2. to return safe after generally, to go, come, travel.

to

2.

of

part. pass,

Ep. aor.

part.

III.

make away

'.'. med. oi

($) sickly, ailing

generally,

:

iinwholesome, unhealihy. (vOTOs) wet, damp, moist; voTcpos

II. act.

voTcpos, a, a storm of rain.

,

wet,

damp, moisture, rain;

elapivai

—

Pass, to be wet. (vOtios) to moisten : f. voTios, a, ov, also os, ov, (votgs) wet, damp, rainy y' they moored her [the vipov ' kv

ship] far

in the sea, opp. to the beach.

from land

II.

southern, southerly.

$, ,

, , -05, N0'T02,

(votos) moisture, damp, wet.

ov, 6, the south or south-west

wind, Lat.

the south or south-west quarter.

II.

, , , ,

)

vfOTT-.

etc., contr. for

,

(vovs,

)

choke-fxdl of wit,

Adv. -$, cleverly. , a warning, admonishing: reproof From

crammed with

-€,

cleverness, clever.

f.

, ()€, (vovs,

to

warn, advise, adtnonish,

€5,

,

war>ted, advised.

-,

,, , Att. contr.

vov0€TikOs,

the time of the

-€,

, an

is,

Hence

(vovs,

Adv.

admonitory. the

for

) -,

new moon,

sensible, discreet.

bring to mind:

chastise.

admonition, warning. to be ov, verb. Adj. of

aTos,

contr.

—

one of a

to rob

dupl. ace.

despatch.

-5,

to retnind,

Att. contr. for vtoaa-.

also a

contr. for

:

affliction,

to hatch.

contr. for

17,

thing

Notus.

,

Ion.

lady, ailment. evil.

abandon. become estranged or alienated.

to

act. to abstract, steal

with,

:

and in act. sense, 2. metaph. of the

oneself, withdraw,- retire :

, (

mind,

voTis,

unhealthy, unwholesome, of

places.

N0'202

remove

spring rains.

sore.

aTos,

Ep.

aor. i pass,

:

diseased.

f.

running

med

part.

to leave, forsake,

contr. vovis, vov,

voos, dat. vol, ace.

to

Med. and Pass,

II.

aor. I

:

Ep.

mind-di'ifracting.

N0'05,

f.

put away,

to

Att.

f.

,

taken away, abstracted.

a, ov,

{$,

[]

3. besides, except.

a song,

:

w^T-sofigs.

of the laws,

them.

new moon:

the first of the month.

having understanding, discreetly, prudently.

wis—

468 ,

voOs,

-5, ,

Ion. for vuaos.

() . , , €65, €$, ,) vv, see vvv, vvv.

vvKTO-iropos, ov,

aor. 2 part, pass, of

vvKTCpevTiKos, , for hunting by night.

is,

nightly.

onewhorows by night.

fit

From

pass the night : to keep watch, mount guard by night, bivouac : also to to

f.

hunt, fish, etc., by night.

605, vvKTcpivos,

ov, ov,

77,

(($) {)

vvKTcpts, ihos, Lat. vespertilio. vvKTcpos, ov,

nightly.

fiightly, by night, Lat.

turnus.

, to

,

noc-

a night-bird, a bat,

-, {', -, -€ )-€5, ) -, )) -, -, \€5. .

()

night-faced, dusly.

cinp)

{, (, (,

gloomy.

(,

roaritig by night.

ov,

ov,

marrying by night or

-, ) --5, \8, ^)

clandestinely.

, ,=

aKos,

sucker

:

6,

(,

the night-jar, goat-

also the screech-owl. ov,

-5,

(,

(, ;) nightly-sounding, illumined by night (,

eating secretly by night.

-, ) --, , -,€ ) -, )-, -5, ) -€5, ) -, ) ov,

renading.

se-

is,

alone,

i.

e.

gloomy, murky.

vilicTios, a, ov,

()

night, ov,

(,

irXayios)

[a]

(,

making

to

wan-

der by night, disquieting, disturbing : also 2. pass. vvKTiTTXayKTos a bed from which one wanders by night, a restless bed.

and ov, wandering, rambling about by night. f s,

ov,

(, (, (, (, (,

-5,

ing by

is,

flight.

ov,

nightly.

-5, ,,(,{,) ov,

(,

roaming by

) -5, ) ov,

-

night.

solemnised by night. shining or appear-

appearing by night:

-, )) -, ,

f.

Hence

17^0;,

(,

From

travelling by night.

giving light by night,

to keep

f.

guard

by night, to be

(,

aKos, , , one that keeps watch by night, a warder, Lat. excubitor. a temple of Night.

{')

(,

murky, obscure. Adv.

()

with the look of

flight,

keeping night-

one who hunts by night. a thief of the night. to fight by night.

i.

e.

by night, Lat. noctu. in voc.

Dor. for

, 8, . , ,

,

the leader of the

who

from

leads her

her hoyne to the bridegroom's bouse: the friend of the bridegroom. a temple of the Nymphs, Lat. Nymotie

,

.€

From

() 6$, , ()

phaeum.

of ox sacred

a, ov,

Dor. gen.

,

the

nuptial

pi.

of

ov,

nuptial.

II. as

marriage

Nymphs.

belojiging to a bride, bridal,

Subst.,

bridechamber. rites,

to the

—

, (()

(sub.

), ,

(sub. Upa),

2.

but, also, the bride herself.

marriage, espousal.

() €05,, ,, ()

11.

the person married, a match. ov,

€, (€$) ,,

groom,

= apavos.

II.

,

, ',

-the

bride herself.

f

()

bridal, nuptial.

the friend

of the bridea bridegroom, husbafid. II. a bridesmaid.

to give

a daughter in mar2. to

marry, mostly of the woman, Lat. nubere : but also II. Pass., with fut. med. of the man, Lat. ducere. aor. I both med. and pass, to be given in marriage, marry, III. Med., of the man, to take of the woman.

,

:

(-

—

to wife.

,

hence,

woman,

watches.

,

or travel by night.

riage, to betroth, lead to the bridechamber.

nightly. ov,

roaming about by

ram-

From

a night-watch.

bride; esp.

nightly.

or in Med. assemble by night. Hence a nightly assetnbly or discourse. €S, shrouded by night,

,

go

(, (,

poet, for

($)

, (,

(,

shining by night.

for watching by night,

6€, , {($)

a battle in the dark.

battle,

ov,

to

f.

by pricl-ifig, Lat. punctim.

,= -6€5, , , (,

a night

bling about at night.

ov, Ion. for vooo
Adv.

, -,

'. () ^, , $) -, $) •€, , -, ) , -,,, ) . , , . , . -05, (, ) ,

contr. for twos, mind.

vowos,

:

2.

like

voc. also

:

a bride, Lat. nupta:

a young wife.

3.

Lat. nympkn.

any married

a marriageable as prop, name, a Nympk, a god4.

II. maiden. dess of lower rank, called in Homer they presided over springs, trees, seas, mountains, etc., springand were distinguished by special names nymphs were Naiads, Na/'Sis; sea-nymphs, or mountain-nymphs, /ree-nymphs, from the oak their favourite tree, ra/w-nymphs, a5es,

(1

:

'; ((5 :

(5

(8,

€(5

(." ;

meadow-nymphs, nymphs, ;

often called

Nymphs

:

hence

all

;

€<^(8 2.

the

;

rock-

Muses are

-

persons in a state of

rapture were said to be caught by the Nymphs,

—

;;

:

€.

, ,

III. the

Lat. lytnphati.

chrysalis or

,

right side turned round

it

469

and returned by the

.) ' , , ^, ) -5, , . , ) -5, , , -, , )

() 08, 5,5,() -5, (,

pupa of moths.

, or,

of or belonging

a bride:

to

bridal, nuptial. Tj,

l)V,

=

,

as

Adj

lov,

,

newly-wedded

:

II.

bridal.

deplored by

ov,

(0 dress

( dress oneself as a bride.

(, (, (, (, (), wv bridal.

:

i.

e.

-, ) , ! ,

to escort

f.

,

u)vos,

NTfN,

tiine,

enclit.

Lat.

nunc

the bridechamber. Adv. now, at this very Ep. men of the present ol vvv 2. with the the time present.

;

3.

fut.

:

(^,

2

inf.

:—

aor. 1

:

to prick, spur,

;

—

fut. and to nod, esp. in sleep, hence to shtmber, sleep: also to be sleepy, drowsy, Lat. Hence dormlto : also to hang down the head. ov, 0, as Adj. nodding, drowsy. :

Att. for

—

, ^,

-6€,(^), (, ^')

by night. \y] the being roused at

night, rising by night.

honouring the bride the song in honour of the bride.

ov,

Att.

aor.

Adv.

rapt, entranced, Lat. lymphatus.

the bride.

'22

Pass.,

possessed by

ov,

Nymphs,

taking

dressing

ov,

II.

From

a bride, lead home as bride.

care of a bride

2. the starting-post, pillar.

a partition-wall.

generally,

pierce, puncture.

brides or wives.

f.

;

tJirning-post.

a bridegroom, husband.

left

Lat. meta : as the near the same as tjhorse was turned sharp round this post, (V meant to make a sharp turn, graze the side

$, , a f , ()

nightly watch, Lat. pervigilium.

-, , )

[i5]

From

,

[],

watch the night through. a day and night. I. act. doing os, ov, 2. dark as night, asleep.

to

(,

ov, also

()

:

a thing by night : as if vvv as to the pre- murky. or Article, vvv or vvv, nom. and ace. dual of «70;, we two. for sent, i. e. at the present moment, a stronger form of toothless, Lat. e-dentulus. (-, vvv. II. vvv also denotes the immediate followFrom ease or relieffrom pain. ing of one thing vpon another in point of Time, then, = without pain, ov, (-, thereupon. 2. also an Inference, then, therefore II. act. soothing pain. vvv now do not, do not then, be pleasing, grateful. pcet. for wroth with me. 3. in enclit. form vvv, used to is, gen. (OS, sluggith, lazy, torpid: dtdl, strengthen a command, as, Sevpo vvv quick then !

day

;

,

, -, ,

,, ,

•)5,

(€€

)

—

'

vvKTos,

6t(, at times, sometimes.

, NIGHT,

night-season or a night

during

;

Lat.

NOX,

whether the

vvktUs by night, Lat. noctu so also night long

—

the night, the

with preps., or all flight long VVKTOS in the course of the night; vvktUs just after vvktOs far night-fall ; so also into the night. II. gloom, darkness, murki;

€

;

ness.

2.

the night

the nether world.

of death,

i.e.

III. Nt'^, as

$

death

itself.

3.

-

piop. n., the god-

dess of Night, daughter of Chaos. T(s, the hours or watches of the night

IV.

pi.

from Homer downwards, the Greeks divided the night into three :

V. the quarter watches midnight. of night, the evenifig-quarter of heaven, i.e. the West, as opp. to the dayspring in the East. Ep. for evv^f, 3 sing. aor. i of NT"0'2, ov, a daughter-in-law : generally, any meant a female connected by marriage, as II. generally, a man connected by marriage. ;

,

,

Comp.

Ion. contr. for

of

moment.

',

. . ',

stupid. for outos, ttow,

Att. vCv, strengthd. like

vOv oT€,

,

, , () a

, ) .

, '2, (€$.

(€ vvv, ayf vvv come then. at this

)

. ^$

bride, mistress.

post or pillar on a racecourse, viz., I. the turning-post so placed at the end of the course, that the chariots driving up the

,

, = 5,

'", nom. and

Att.

:

tivo, to

poet,

,

I

pass, imperat.

sluggifh, lazy, dull. of 170;, we two, us two,

.

gen. and dat. dual

:

ov, of,

aor.

ace. dual

us two; Att.

€5,,

,

,

of us

Hence

from, or belonging

to us two.

6€5, Adv. unceasingly, continually, loithout (Deriv. uncertain.) termission. = €($.

. . , , , , ()

[] in-

Ion. for

to

f.

pense.

II.

deal out, distribute, disI. of

to direct, guide, control:

2. weapons, to manage skilfully, wield, sway, ply. of the limbs, to ply nimbly. 3. metaph. to revolve in the mind : to think o?i, observe, remark.

, 5,

Att. for

;

5, 5,(-, ov, Ep.

see

for

ov,

, , , €5, ,

name,

out the

inf.

of

.

collat.

form of for

5, 8. ')

Aeol. for

like

-

without

II. c. gen. withunknown, inglorious. name of, i. e. without knowledge of. 6, , only in dat. and ace, flashi?ig, gleaming brass. Ion. aor. I med. part, and

i.

e.

j/oe'a».

€ ) -, —

-, , (, -, (,

470

ayoj^us) to carry on

f.

the back.

, ,

ovos,

5, • back.

, , {) ,

—

, (/)

of or belonging to the back; the joints of the back, the vertebrae. to make to turn the back, put f. II. intr. to turn one's back, turn and to flight. III. to cover the back of another flee.

-€, , (, ) skim the

to

,',

back.

chestnut mares. I.

BavOos paroxyt.,

as prop,

a stream of the Troad, so called

by gods,

II.

by men Scamander.

^-, 5,

ov, o, Ion. for

$ , -5, ) -. , €, from

any wide surface

-, ,

ov. Ion. for

|6-, €-5,

inactive.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

Ep.

.

, (,

bost''s gift,

gifts.

(-.

^€. oi ^(.

Ep. for aor. I inf. of Ep. for t^iviaev, 3 sing. aor.

{,

slothftd,

a

also provision

:

^(,

leivtov, TO, ^eivios,

:

moving sluggishly, Hence

pi.

^civiKos, Ion. for ^er-.

the broad

back or surface of the sea also large tracts of land, plains. 2. any back or ridge. carrying o?t the back. ov, 6s,

Ion. for ^evfiov,

geneiMy, friendly

guest, and

Ion. for

metaph.

II.

behifid.

evpea

;

^.

ov, poet, for

presented on parting, mostly in

made for a

skin.

a wool-carder.

, {($)

II. to

terga;

yellow by nature. with yellow

($, $) with yellow

|6-5, ^€, . |€-5,

the

walk on the back or ridge of. TO, the back, Lat. tergum: the plural often used for the sing., like Lat. terga, e. g. to turn the back, flee, like Lat. dare

,,

-xpoos, ov, ov, 0, fem. Ion. for

mount

horse of Achilles.

, ,^$. {) , -. . ,

:

to

) {08, )

2. a

{^avOus,

(s,

coat.

sea.

f.

:

^€vlkOs»

n.,

with mailed

:

leivos,

laziness, sluggishness.

,

Ion. for

|6.

Hence

ov. Ion. for ^(vos.

,

^(. ^(.

Ion. for

,, Ion. for

|€-€5,

i

^(vo5-.

ov. Ion. for

,

ov,

{^fvos,

-^1$)

one who takes

charge of guests.

—

f.

(^(vayos) to be a guide of strangers:

Pass, to be conducted to see sights.

,^

-)

II.

to levy

or lead mercetiary troops. TO, indecl., fourteenth letter of the

^>

*-^y I.

alphabet

numeral

as

:

H,

);

came

before this

60, but /, 60,000.

was represented by

, - -, , , ^,

.

$; for

In

also

III.

etc.

II.

and

and Att. is interchanged with and Dor. fut. and aor.

in Aeol.

Koivas

Greek ^€-05, was or guests.

It

for

is

,

$ .

{^(vos,

,

who

II.

as Subst.,

conducting strangers ^tvayos, 6, the leader

6,

)

pcet. ^€iv-, (^ivos,

deceives guests or strangers,

^€-5,

as,

«/,

often inter-

,

of a body of mercenaries.

with the Samian alphabet (see

in

it

—

,.

compounded of ya,

a double consonant,

Alt. Greek, ^

£',

is, {^tvos,

|€, ,

fem. of £eVos: a foreign wo?nan.

I.

guest : a foreigii co^intry.

[a]

)

one

aiding strangers. (sub. 11.

"),

(sub.

a female or 7^),

not only in the fut. of Verbs changed with or but also in in and e. g. , at Sparta, a meastire for keeping was foreigners out of the country. From words like btaaos Ion. di^us most. freq. in Dor. and old Att. dialect. [Vowels beto banish foreigners. {^ivos, ^€via Ep. fore are always long by position.] Ion. , {^(vos) the state or

:, pf.

(^ — f.

:

:

aor.

:

to scratch,

make

to card, so as to

l

it fit

cloth, to full, clean.

—

Pass., aor.

comb:

esp.

for spinning.

II.

—

metaph.

€-,

I

6^-

of wool, 2. of

to treat as in

fulling, to threih, mangle, lacerate.

^,

^avOds, Dor. for

$, ,

Att.

f.

fem. gen. of ^avOos.

(^avOus) to

^, $, , {^)

brown

to roast or

:

make yellow

fry brown.

privileges of a guest, hospitality : hospitable reception, entertainment. 2. a friendly relation between two

)^ € (' (

princes or states. II. the state or rights of a ^(vias (ptvy^iv (sc. foreigner, as opp. to a citizen to be indicted as an alien for usurping civic :

rights.

or

Ion.

,

,

flavus

;

,

,

;

fut.

Ep.

:

:

—

-€5, ,

pale yellow

:

aor.

—

or [^(vos) Ep. to that which is dyed receive a guest or stranger, to entertain hospitably, Pass, to be entertained as a Lat. hospitio excipere {^av96s, yij) of yellow soil. guest. II. to be or speak like a foreigner. Ion. IclvikOs ^evwKos, also os, {^evos) : yellow-haired. , 2. of soldiers, of for a stranger, foreign. , = yellow of various shades, golden or mercenary, hired for foreign service; rb also red-yellow, chestnut, auburn, Lat. a body or army of mercenaries. II. strange, golden hair ; foreign, outlandish. I

-, -,,, {$,{$,))^^.

yellow.

,

()

(5

—

'$ $ ,

,

,

,

:

^(,

:

|cwos, ^civos)

:

—,belonging

Att. also os, ov.

ov,

to hospitality

a guest, hospitable, belonging bound to one by ties of hosa guest's (sub.

to

^ivios tlvl

;

pitality.

II.

,

fmoj— Ion, ^civios {$,

), ,

€$, ,() , 4$.

gifts

friendly gifts.

:

,

levtats,

foreigner

the entertainment of a guest.

or

|6-5,

guest.

|€-5,

))

ov,

{^iuos,

6,

-, ,

guests or strangers. gcvo-SoKciov and to

lodge

a

Ion.

a

devour er

of

a place for stra/igers

|6-5,

ov. Ion.

,€-5,

(^evos,

) () -, ,

entertaining guests or strangers : as Subst., , the host, opp. to ^(ivos, the guest.

|€€,

,

ov,

|evO€is,

ev,

Ion.

From

straitgers.

|€vo-ktOvos, cv,

{^(vos,

strangers.

'02

Ion. Jctvos,

either as

,

)

the Lost.

treaty of hospitality

:

any stranger, tality.

a guest or host, Lat. hospes: whom one has a in this sense both parties are <5,

in

II.

2.

being entitled to the rights of hospi-

€.

3. later,

term of address.

4.

,

foreign, strange.

|€-5, , {$, ')

, ,

the ties or rights

€-.5,

{$,

,

ov,

) )

{$,

, |6-5, (5, ,

strangers. esp. to

esp.

^eivos) hospitality,

of hospitality.

ov,

honouring guests or maintain guests

to entertain or

f.

From

maintain mercenary troops. ov,

entertaining guests:

maintaining mercenaries. f

to

murder guests or strangers.

From

^

€-5, (, *<) murdering €, ov,

Ion.

f.

, {)

(

as one's guest: to entertain.

med.

:

aor.

I

strangers.

to rnake or treat

II. Pass., :

$ €(

:

(

dry land.

^,,

rt,

hence

=

to be

estrangement : innovation. dry ;

to

()

that which is smoothed, a statue or iiiioge. to rub off, wipe out. Ep. for (€€, 3 sing. aor. I oi ov, , a liquid and dry measure, corrupted

:

•€,

{)

.

05,

a pint English. scraped, planed, smoothed,

, {)

,

polished.

',

—

Ep.

f.

wood

-,

to

aor.

pf.

:

parch up, dry up 2. to f.

I

—

also

with

fut.

to enter into

II.

:

—

Pass., aor.

or

Pass, to

(-

{$)

:

:

become or be dry,

oil

{6$,

ov,

)

sort

rub with a term

of the colour of scarlet, hence Lat.

pass. part, of

i

to

unmixed with water :

.

dry, parched, of the channel of a

of the air of persons, withered, haglike Lat. siccus, fasting, sober, austere, III. generally, drained, exhausted. IV. (sub. 7^), dry land, opp. to vypa; so :

II.

harsh.

as Subst.,

also

:

empty, drai?i, dry, Lat. siccare.

-€5, , aor.

Ep.

or stone.

of withered vine-leaves, a vestes xerampelinae.

'2, , ,

(^

, {, ()

dry unguenfs, to use used by wrestlers.

,

i

oi

I

:

aor.

scraping or planing.

to scrape, to polish by

$, ., -, , ) , ) $, -,8, )

2. c. gen. rei, strange to a thing, 7inacquainted with, ignorant of it. a lodging for guests or strangers.

,

strangely

Ion. for

-

ov, Att. os, ov, Ion. Jeivos,

Ion. ^etv-,

$,

'5,,,(^) ,

stranger, was a common river, from meaning a stranger gard.

vos came to signify a hireling, who entered into foreign service, a mercenary soldier, e. g. of the Greeks in Persian pay. 5. simply for a foreigner.

As Adj. |ivos,

into banishment.

{$) a guest-chamber.

, , , , , ,

parched. slaying guests or

the guest, as opp. to the host.

as

Adv. of

f.

and the relation was hereditary.

Homer mostly

|€5.

6,

part. aor.

the friend, with

I.

Mvos,

to carve or ivork in

full of strangers. f. to slay guests or

{$,

go

to

€,

)- , :. ,

to entertain,

lodge guests or strangers. Hence the entertainment of a guest or stranger.

(\,, €-5,

abroad :

to be

from the Lat. sextarius, nearly =

from

:

471

treaty of hospitality with one. 7. to be lodged as a guest, to be entertained. 3. to be in foreign parts,

polished

€€, (€$)

an inn

in,

as Dep., to be

a mercenary in foreign service. ov, , (^^€Vos, a murderer of a

to be

:

'. strange.

=

{$),

—

:

^^

,

TO

,

{$)

dryness or soundness of

timber.

{05, (paydv)

f.

-5, $,

{$, apapuv) sword in hand. ov, {8, €s,

sword

in hand.

.

$,

Dim. of

|-5,

das^ger, dirk.

[]

to eat dry food. arjned with a sword,

bearing a sword:

a

small sword, a

{$, {5,

ov, slain by the of wounds, inflicted by the sword. -KTOvos, ov, slaying with the sword. II. proparox. ov, pass, slaiti by the sword.

sword

.)

:

,

{$,

a sword slightly curved, between a straight sword and sabre cf. sq. [a]

05

,

.•

a sword : in Homer described as large and sharp, and two-edged later, was distinguished as the straight sword, from

$

a the

sabre,

. Dor.

eos,

:

[]

:

,

—^?. 09 -08, ,, -05, , , , , , {, ) . , vyv. 6|, , ^, )

472

($, '\) drawing

sword. epyov) making swords. an image carved of wood the

(}i(pos,

(')

med. of

,

carving

a

of

images.

, |-65,

((() a

sculptor's chisel.

{$,

, , ov,

'5, , ,

having dusky

irrepov)

a colour between yellowish, tawny, dusky, mostly of and colour; but also of sound, shrill, thrilling ; the cicada with its shrill note. akin to

, , .

|-,

words so beginning,

for all

, |, {)=^8, , -05, , {, ecus,

{(5.

old Att. for

wood, a plane or rasp.

used by the Spartans. to

f.

carry

{) |5, , {) -, |-5, {, Dep.

,,

wood. etc.

:

wood

From

or timber.

2.

,)

-.

for msq, firewood, timber,

u\\^-timber.

in pi.,

a stick

II.

2. a collar of cudgel. wood, put on the neck of the prisoner to confine him, conthe nevTeavpiyyov Tiva ev sisted of a wooden collar with stocks to confine the

ox piece of

^

wood : a

stick,

:

arms and

legs.

changer's table. 4. of the Athenian theatre, and

, -,

,

a bench,

3.

later,

III.

a moneythe front bench nearest the act-

table, esp.

so

-,, \$, {, €€)

ors.

a tree; cp.

cutting

, ,

f.

Hence

,

a wood-cutter. (^vXovpyas)

||;

-5,From,

^, (,

,

Dor.

')

a wild 17,

the

thicket,

for all

mon

;

compds. oi

:

hence

3

sing,

and

words so beginning, seldom occurs v.

sub

,

aor.

public property.

of Dor.

i

.

ovos,

v.

-.

in

sub

Dor.

Ion.

[],

joint owner, part proprietor, part'

:

the

:

salt

on

common

the

table.

as if from of |ivt6t,pres. imperat. of ^/7;/, as if from */6;. [] Ep. for [] 3 pi. impf. of = from which it only differs in dialect, common, public, general, belonging to to speak /or the common all in common; pres. imperat.

05, ,

,

, {)

y€v

-, ,.

good:

Adv. = Hence

) -, {,{, ) ,, dat. fem.

as

so too neut. pi.

Koivji, in

,

6,

common;

like-rtiinded.

rejoicing with all

is,

alike.

, por-€: ,=

pass,

get

it

.

partnership, fellowship.

Ep. for e^vov, impf. of f.

77:

(:

(): —

to shave; proverb.,

—

Med., with pf. kv xp(f to shave to the quick. to shave oneself or get oneself shaved: to shave one's head or ace,

{, )

shaved.

|-5,

fs,

II.

, , ()

)

keen as a rasor, with a

|- -,

rasor's edge.

close-shaven.

,

{,

tions,

rasor: proverb, of ..

(TTi

death or

life

critical situai)e

..

stands on a rasor's edge

€(

a

so,

;

pyaa

our

-€, , (, ) -, , , , , . (. ., ()

aftairs

rest

on a rasor's edge.

to

words so beginning, aor. I med.

, , , , , ,, %, all

=

:

v.

carry a rasor. sub

-,

aor. 1 inf. of

of pi.

dat. fem.

public, com'

ov, Ep. for ^vveios,

as Subst.,

:

for

'.

2 pass. inf.

:

Ep. aor. 2

-.

aor.

i

pass. part, of

and

scraped or planed

,

and more com- prum. Att. For all Homer. a sweeping train.

in old Att. for the later

~,

wood

in

copse

pass. ind. -,

common, properly

in

/fOiJ/r),

f

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of

ST'N, used

=

rasor-case.

make of wood. Hence wood-work, framework of a house. to

Ep. aor.

,,

tvood.

beast.

,, f.

as

a joiner, carver of images. Dep. to gather

|, , {) ,, |.€,

the lair of

Adv.,

Ion. for

and

working of wood. 'ipyov) working

as Subst., ^vXovpyas., 6,

tvood.

wood:

work

to

|-08, , {, the

$, .

$. |5, ,

also c.

e't'piov.

ov,

Subst.,

. . () , , ,{) . *. , |, , .

, , |€,

carry or gather wood,

to

{) wood ready

vy.

^Ov€s, aor. 2 imperat. oi

7ier

of wood, wooden, [] words so beginning, v. sub hewing, felling ov, 6, a wood-cutter. as Subst.,

ov,

for all

6], ^,

:

ayoj) carrying tvood.

Lat. lignari.

, , ..

{, -

|-6€,

7non

a tool for scraping or II. a curved dagger,

77,

filing

[]

of Ep. for twenty at a time, twenty together. aor. I Ep. for old Att. impf. of aor. I inf of aor.

of

old Att. for

f

, ,

,

sub cvyy-.

v.

I

q. v.

ovos, 6, Dor. for

goSvo-irotia,

wings.

amnjyeipaTo, 3 sing. aor.

for

,—

avos,

:

statue of a god.

|ois, iSos,

Ep.

vayp.

5,

off, filings,

{)

that

which

is

shavings.

a graving

,

tool, Lat.

{)

scal-

robe with

:

-, ,,

^9—

, (, €)

,

the polished shaft

mer once mentioned

Ho-

in

twenty-two cubits long.

as

.) , , , |-8, ^, $.(, ) ' ( (:

2.

a spear, dart, javelin : generally, a pole, (Properly neut. of the Adj. shaft. c5, a covered colonnade in gymnasia or schools of exercise, where athletes exercised in winter, like

{)

serving also for a walking-place, so called from

smooth and polished

floor.

Roman

in

II.

5.)

sub.

, ()

its

villas,

(Properly

a terrace with a colonnade, also xystum. masc. of the Adj.

scraped, polished, Lat. rasus. carrying a spear. ov,

impf. i^vov Ep.

:

Pass.,

aor.

I

:

to

:

scrape,

to

mahe

generally, to

2.

work finely or

yrjpas

old age.

—

I

delicately.

3.

rub away, get rid of sad

to

..

.

,

.

,

,

.

On

4

little,

i.

e.

4'/

short 0, (in opp. to

$

and Ion.

Aeol.,

for

;

:

,

is

;

for

is

tives,

.

II.

.

Dor. often for

0,

if

it

as

III.

^. ,

like

IV. in compds., esp. Adjec-

comes before the second member,

'^ ($

(Dor. e^dy^vrjs)

, , ',

^ , /<5

01, as

often rejected or prefixed, as

changed by Poets meiri

,

5.

often changed into v, as

^.

for

a,

.

,

is

'/

grat. into a long vowel, usu.

into

accentuated in masc. and fem.

C.

plur. 0,

dual

relative

nom. and :

Pronoun

),

dat.

:

:

plur. :

also gen. sing.

for

nom.

at,

nom.

chiefly in

two ways

Homer I.

gen.

gen.

pi.

,,

the usual sense.

6.

Homer

ace. tovs, Tas,

fem. ttjs and [], dat. pi. monstr. Pronouns. A. o, DEMONSTR. Pronoun, for

Homer

for 6s,

ace.

gen. and dat.

ace.

dat. Tois, Tais, tois

in

01

has pi.

as de-

, €,

ToSf

$

uses the

,

Pronoun

joined with a Subst.

not as the Article, but like Lat.

ille,

,

also

:

..

often answered

is

.

.

or by tTipos

.

,

etc.

, , THE

it,

.

DEFINITE ARTICLE, the, the indefin. as the ArThe use of , than its use as the Pronoun, and sprang

,$ him

as

that

bravest

the

,

,

tis, tI.

was

bravest,

to

tovs

make.

came

(povs

;

make

to

^s

I.

may

it

the

stand

with prop, names, as but not when some attribute with the Article follows, as 2. before the Infinitive, used as a

<3.

neut. Subst., in

€,

Adject, sense, as, the

men

ToTi

as, 01

(sc.

(

cases, as,

the being,

Adverbs, which thus take an the present

of that time.

morrow.

'2.5

), ) 5

all

3. before

etc.

;

The

ol

;

Subst.

is

often omitted,

the

(sc.

any word or phrase cited, the Art. is used in neut. gend., as, to the word etc. so or notion man to the word before a whole sentence, as, to eivai the fact or statem.ent that no living man 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 now, 6. before the interrog. formerly. Pron., Tis or ttoios, mostly in neut. sing., to 4. before

,

^

;

;

'

;

,, , , , $, , , '. — , : , ,, — : , : . ,, , ), , ( and Gen.

,.

,

.

often occurs without

hand

similar word, as

.

ticle, is later

. demonstr. Pronoun; . the de-

is,

finite Article; sing,

.

partly..

,

Peculiar usages of the Article.

being for 00) fifi. e. long and double 0, as numeral 0', teenth letter in the Greek alphabet 70, but ^0, 7o>ooo. came very near to diphth. ov, as appears from for as in Aeol. their frequent interchange

great,

.

the other

B. , Pron. being

from

5e

5e.

,

before.

mean simply make friends, but

,

o,

.

.

,

in adverbial sense, partly..

,

ivioi

.

friends one does

vJ,

'^

thought that thou wert in sense far above the rest, nainely those who, etc. 2. from Homer downwards a very common phrase, sometimes in opposition (where refers to the former, to the latter), sometimes expressing different parts of a thing, the one. the ille. : in neut. other. Lat. hie.

to

•

,,

before relat. Pronouns 6s, 6aos, olos,

i.

:

by some

aor.

:

pf.

:

plane, smooth or polish.

smooth or fine,

f.

II. without a Subst., he, she, it, as, came. III. peculiar uses as

€ nepi 4$

as,

.

rubbing

for he

473 Nestor, that

serves to recall the attention to the foregoing noun,

€.

the scraper or strigil used after bathing.

off,

—

tool for scraping or

it

;

€

yap Pronoun

.

,=

\%, '$, , ()

€

aged man.

of a spear,

^^

.

spear-darting, famotis son of Tydeus

hurling the javelin.

{)

—

the

;

to

make

the question

more

^

in elliptic expressions:

I.

precise.

II.

before gen. of a prop,

the daughter ^.los the son o/" Jupiter, is to be supplied or of Latona, where but this form also includes other persons, which must be supplied from the context, as brother, wife,

name,

etc.

2.

before a neut. gen.

little,

,

as

ttjs

state, nearly the

(3

same

as

the

it

indicates

rela-

alters

'( ;

affairs

'-

so,

or

Greeks, Persians, etc. ; hold the sentiments of the Athenians, side so, with neut. of possess. Pron., :

any

the meaning but that which belongs to the

and often

to a thing,

tion

:

i.

power of the e.

to

be on their

(,

:

—9.

474

,,

what regards for

me

my

or thee,

-, , 5,,

or thy part, often put

etc.

)

"OBPl'MOS,

, , , ,

there, that

.

.

.

.

,

.

.

,

, , TO, accentuated for 0%,

through

, ,

relative

all cases,

,,

Homer,

enclitic gen.

:

6:

Teois

—but

. ,, , :

Ion.

;

interrog., wherefore? dat. dat. T€Ois,

and Dor.

relat.

(

; ;

indecl.

for

(s,

Pron. for os

;

pi.

gen.

v. 6,

,

woe

!

Lat. vae

!

-€,

,

ov,

the eightieth.

the eighth, Lat. octavus.

,

oi,

indecl., contr. for

^^,

,

5, , 6p.6s,

f.

, ^ , ^.-, , , {^) ,

:

,

:

to converse familiarly,

taph. stately,

Hence

{)

.

Dep. to bray. Hence a braying. {oyKos) bulky, swollen. II. mepotnpous. 2. grievous, troublesome,

, 05, 05, , , f.

Lat. molestus.

fond

,,

discourse.

, ()

a companio7i, mate, bosom-

friend.

vos,

,

6, made ^"7^, To-yi, the demonstr. Pron. b, the addition of 7c, Lat. hicce, haecce,

or

o,fa?}iiliar converse,

,

for

it. 2. fem. dat. Tfiyi, used as Adv. of place, here, on this spot. 3. ace. neut. Tuyc on this account, for this very reason. a name of Minerva in poet. a gate in that city was called from her Thebes

[ca'\

contr.

contr.

hocce, he, she,

;

c.

P, oapos, , a consort, mate, wife: gen. pi. with dat. pi. uipeaai. contr. nom. Hence hold converse with.

(uy-

more emphat. by

;

for tiVos

the

eighty.

or

is,

neut. of relat. Pron. os.

, "OA

,

e's,

eighty years old.

also Ion.

^,

;

for

iTos) eighty years old.

are used for and dat. from the indefinite Pronoun Tts ri. So dat. gen. and dat. pi. Ion. Teo, contr.

D. the

Ion.

(sub.

{) -5, , {') {) , ^, -,

ever since, kv

o: very freq. in

^',

5 ),

eight.

&y5oos (like

eighty, Lat, ociogiTita.

Tivus, Tivi,

. ,

—

ol, at,

whilst.

C.

ov, poet, for

-€5,

,

Pronoun,

daughter of a

ov, strong, mighty.

(^) the number

eighth day.

,

with Prepositions, of Time, kx

,

ov, also

,

eighth

the

Tp'iTos),

,

,

,

)

{5,

17,

;

mighty father, epith. of Minerva.

I. of Place, Absol. usage of single cases 2. witli way, here, this way, Lat. hac. 3. of Manner, a notion of motion towards, thither. 4. repeated ttj Tfivep in this way, thus. there also on the one : of Place, here part .. on the other ... 5. relative, where, for 77, dat. neut., therefore, on this acII. only Ep. III. 2. thus, so, in this wise, only Ep. count. neut. from os), whereTO, ace. neut. (like Att. V. gen. neut. wherefore. IV. fore. :

—

:

Ion. for

a brayer,

i.

e.

an

ass.

TO, {oyKos) a case for barbed arrows, etc.

'002, ^002, ,

0, (A), (7«$) a bend, curve, hence a hook, barb, esp. of an arrow or spear-head.

fami-

yvv

a (B\ bulk, mass ; oynos heap or pile of faggots. 2. a particular way of ^'OA'POS, 0, = familiar converse, fond dressing the hair which was gathered up into a discourse, and generally, converse, discourse, words, bushy knot or roll, to give the appearance of height mostly in plur.; but also in sing, talk, discourse. to the person. II. metaph. bulk, weight, imOasis, a name of the fertile spots in the portance, dignify : but also in bad sense, arrogance, Libyan desert. conceit. 2. trouble, difficulty. a small spit : a?iy 6, Dim. of Pass., aor. I wyaor. I 6y6, f. pointed instrument, the leg of a compass. II. a (oyKos b) to make bulky, pf. pointed pillar, obelisk. II. enlarge : Pass, to be heaped up, swollen. Aeol. and Dor. oSeXos, oO, , a spit : also metaph. to exalt, raise to honour : but also, to pjiff ajiy pointed instrument. II. a pointed pillar, obelip with pride Pass, to be puff^^d up, swoln, elated. lisk. with (6€08, — prefixed.) Pass., = 07/foo^a£. an obol, a coin , collat. form of es, bulky, swollen, {oyKos B, liar converse,

course.

3.

fond discourse. a band or company.

2.

generally, inter-

6$,

;

8, .

65,

^,

,^ ,

, ,

05, ,

worth 8

(\5

three halfpence.

rather

ytea

:

more than

rounded

—

—

)

turgid.

05, , , (y) 6y€v, -(,

also as a weight, the sixth

:

:

:

:

-5,

6$,

of a

ya —

, :

heaped vp. a straight line, of f. to practise petty usury. Yrom ploughers, reapers, or mowers of an army, to defile. weigher of , they xuere marching in file before him: obols : a petty usurer, pawnbroker, [a] metaph., y(v(v to trail one's weary way, "OBPIA, the young of animals. of a lame man From anything traced in a straight line , [] epyov) doing deeds of a furrow in ploughing; a swathe in reaping: a row violence or wrons^ or line : a path ; esp. the path of the heavenly II.

-5, ,, ($, ')

part of a drachma.

f.

-5,

ov,

(6$, $) strong-minded.

'

yeov

, ,^. -€05, , (,

5,

\

bodies,

to

(y)

trace ;

", , , , ( ' , -, --, €, ^, ,,

pear-tree.

17»

-05, , Dor. II.

pear.

II.

travels, merchandise.

^

Adv.

with euphon.) with the Hence by biting, Lat. mordicus. or as Dep. pf. impf. to feel a biting pain, feel irritation. :

teeth,

pass.

:

II.

:

in act. sense, to bite, nibble, sting.

(odos) to export

f.

Pass, to be carried

-€, -€,

the

away and

and

like

it

:

Ep. dat. etc.

0,

,

masc. and

pi.

,

fern.

, ', (

as well as

obi,

:

more

Att.

is [] much the same as ovtos, this, but is more emphatic, this one here, Lat. hicce, haecce, hocce: as opposed to marks what is /o follow, while ovtos refers OVTOS, to what has bee?t before mentioned. II. it often seems to stand, like Lat. hie, as Adv. of Place, here, there, but always agreeing with its noun, as, 67:^05 km \Oovos here lies the lance upon the ground lyyis o5e here is Achilles nigh at hand routing. 2. with a pers. (yoj Pron., here am I. 3. with :

€'($

" :

','

Tt J, Tts

€

encrai

who

;

,

is,

is

wander

From

{6s,

straying

from

roaming.

inipf.

{5') :

a sweet

scent,

to stray from the road,

f.

the road, wanderi?ig about,

:

a smell,

smell, stench, stink.

about, lose one's way.

f.

:

pf.

;

-

be a wayfarer, to travel,

:

Hence

journey, walk.

,,,

a journey, way

17,

a journey by land,

:

opp. to a sea-voyage.

, of

,

o6oiTroptKOs,

formed by adding

to the old demonstr. Pron.

enclit.

—

in

sold.

denionstr. Pron.,

and declined emphat.

sell, traffic

-,

475

)

,

bad

also a

:

—

:

,, ()

Ion.

odour

belonging to a way or jourgoods with which a merchant

uhaia,

—

—

;:

:

for 0877705.

($)

,

oSalos,

ney.

—,.

—

—

Adv. -kSus,

OT for a jourriey.

a traveller.

like

From

TO, provision for a journey.

(,

, , -5, (, ) 5 -iropos, ov,

nopos) travelling, journeying:

a wayfarer,foot-traveller : also, a fellow-traveller or guide. ace. sing, and pi. of 6os. bearing teeth; ov, an ornament consisting of strings of teeth.

as Subst.,

-, , ,(, )

-

.

sprung from

€S,

€() : , f.

05, , ,

{$)

to

teeth.

furnish with

teeth.

Hence

furnished with

impf.

:

make a path for

:

to

:

oneself:

here following fit for use.

2.

—

to

teeth.

f.

make

:

pf.

pa?«

-

a road: to

level

Pass., of roads, to be made inake practicable or pass-

with Verbs of motion, like able. 3. to put one in the way, guide, to set Pass, to make otie's way, to Advs. of Place and Time forward on a journey this Pron. adds precision, just, very ; kv\ advance, Lat. progredi. road-making, the duty of a pioneer. here amid this very people. IV. axiTos, avros, the very same, this very From stronger form for making roads : as (6s, this very year. -iTOios, avTov V. in -noLOs, , a road-maker, pioneer : a roadAtt. dialogue, the masc. and fem. Pron. often refer to Subst., Nausicaa

€,

?

'

the speaker,

man

the

also

4.

$,

hither.

'

you,

before

VI.

€70;.

B. abso!. usage of

6

e.

alone, this

myself,

therefore, this

cases 2.

II.

ace. neut.

on

this

6,

account.

account.

man

here,

emphatic

for

:

to

/

of the

Way

or

Manner,

III. ace.

, , ,,

neut.

pi.

, 2.

IV. dat. neut.

on this wise, after this fashion also, with these words. , Aeol. and Dor. for 6€\05 and , a wayfarer, traveller. From f. ( go, journey, travel. f. to lead one upon his way, to shew one the way, guide, act as guide. From Dor. , (05, ayw) a guide.

pi.

608,

$.

,

, ($)

, -,6, (, (,

-05 , ,,

,

, ,'.,

Att. for

(5)

belonging to

q. v.

[] a way or journey

ace.

, ($) , ()

[t]

'2, 09,

,

means of passing, way. wayfarer, traveller : Dor.

a

a threshold.

05, , , a way, path, road, high-

a track, pathway

:

os,

Att. for Ion.

Aeol.

:

course, channel of a river

an entrance, approach :

the

:

the

path of the heavenly

by further on the way ; a travelling, journey, or voyage: the flight of march or expedition : also the way, i. e. meaning, of the birds III. metaph. the way, means, or manoracles. 2. a way or method: also, ner of doing a thing. a way of thinking, mode of belief, esp. used of the bodies:

the way.

II.

;

-,

Christian Faith. ov,

'2,

the

road:

-, ,

pi.

(,

:

/fos,

f.

Tovi

way

guarding

, )

a conductress. dat. in Ion. Prose , gen see a tooth, Lat. dens; epKos

tpKOS.

the right

$, ,,

ovpos) watching or

as fcm. Subst.,

,

of the roads, [p]

auspicious for the journey.

,

)

stirvsyor.

way of Place, here,

hither, to this spot.

2. thus, so.

of,

,

with gen., es

some

the spot, Lat. bac.

thus.

on

or i.

ellipt.

—

,

point of time.

this

on

' '

III.

:

aor. I

(,

6$:

a watcher, patrol

:

(')

to

:

put in the way : c. inf he guided mortals to be wise :

to

-

lead into

,

;

also to

— obvvaaaL

476

, , ',

bring, send:

—

,,

brought on

Pass, to be

2 sing. pres. pass,

Dor. -dpos,

,, 05,

ov,

:

—

[]

,

,

, (^)

{,

also,

2.

', €5

(i. e.

stilling,

is

painful.

-$.

3 sing.

pf.

(

( $ -!

II. often used impers., a sweet smell from the skin

there will be

;

an odour of wit from your

clothes.

Adv.

{6s) whence,

also of persons, /rom

whence, Lat. unde

from

whotn or which.

like

2. also

,

onov, where, but only an Adv. of Place, = II. as relative to a word implying motion from. 2. in Att. also, wherefore, on which account. relat. Adv., poet, for ov, where, Lat. ubi. of ov, as

,

*,

oOveios, a, ov, also os, ov, {eOvos) strange, foreign. Dep., only used in pres. and impf., to

assuaging) pain. aros, to, luailing, lamentation : and

(pivw) hilling

head.

o06V,

pain of body, but

Adv.

distressing.

:

. ($

From

,

of mind, grief, distress,

grievous

of

cause pain, to pain, distress

V&si. to feel pain, suffer. Lat. dolor,

05 -5,

olbavo).

there

for

to

—

way, ad-

the

vance, succeed. f.

:!

;

, ',( $

have a care or concern for, take heed, regard: c. part., c. he recked not that he was doing I do not heed him gen. pers., aor. I fut. impf. to bewail, mourn for, lainent, c. when he is angry. part. white linen : a mostly in plur., ace: c. gen. pers. to mourn for, for the sake of: c. absol. fine linen veil, a lifien garment : also, sail-cloth, a dat. pass, to wail to or in answer to another Hence sail : also, a sheet, lifien cloth. Hence to wail, mourn, [] oOovtvos, , ov, made of litien. mourned for, lamentable : i], 6v, a piece of fine linen, in TO, Dim. of as Adv., lamentably. pi. linen bandages for wounds, or lint. of aor. pi. 1 Ep. for 3 because : sometimes also for the stoty of Ulysses, the Odyssey. for oTi, that, Lat. quod.

,

From

a wailing, lajnenting. Trag. also

:

:

:

:

'

Ion. 3 sing,

:

,

,- ,

, , , ., ) , ( , , ,, ^, ) , , , , {) ., , ) -5, :

08,

-€,

,

€5,

From

Ithaca,

Lat. Ulysses or Ulixes, king of return from Troy to Ithaca forms the

icus, 0,

whose

subject of the Odyssey: Ep. declens.,

;€;$,

-,

Aeol. gen.

-

Ep. nom. also

:

:

-ijos,

',

poet, -|, gen. hair. with ", exclam. of pain,

for

-^,

,

6,

{,

like

grief, pity,

ah

!

Lat. heu or vae

mostly

.

c. dat., o'i

nom. nom.

:

sometimes

astonishment, oh c. nom., 01

6^

:

masc. of Art. 0. masc. of relat. Pron. os. ot, dat, sing, of third pers. Pron., masc. and feni., Ep. 3 Ep. 2 and 3 sing, to him, to her : more rarely used in and 3 sing. pf. pass. for part, pi. is always to be grieved or the reflexive sense himself, as the Ep. (redupl. for The Nom. is to himself. used often also ol wroth at, c. dat. wanting, gen. ov, ace. 6. pf. (with pres. sense) of 01, relat. Adv., properly dat. of relat. Pron. os, of impf. sense) (with sing, plqpf. 3 smell, scent, odour, also the sense of whither, how far, Lat. quo : often c. gen., ol , to what a height of miseries. sjnsll. f. to steer, manage. Ion. 3 sing. pf. (with pres. sense) of the act of steering or go-

*'220,

ol,

aevs.

Dep., used only in aor.

:

med.

01,

pi.

pi.

},

—

.

€,

I

.

{)

-, , {)

;-

$, €, , , {) .{)

, , ,

$,

a tooth. passable : practicable. Ep. dat. plur. of ois, ols. branching. a, ov,

ovTos,

6,

Ion. for

ol,

,

[a]

ver?iing.

', -5, , ) ov,

steering

" )

the Ozolae, a tribe of the Locrians.

the

helm,

to turn the helm, steer.

From

{o'ia^,

holding

as Subst. a pilot, ruler.

:

f.

ov,

of

iut.

0

;

{',

guiding

the helm,

, $,

',

steering.

, the tiller, handle dKos, Ion. II. bough, branch, twig, shoot. 2. pi. o^k(s, the rings of scion of Mars: of the rudder, the helm. nietaph. an offshoot, scion; the yoke, through which pass the cords for guiding cf. epvos, eakos. the oxen. ov, with bad breath. OlotTts a pasture in the Attic deme "OZil, fut. plqpf. pf. with pres. sense aor. f. lengthd. from or with impf. sense to i-mell, Ep. 3 sing, Pass., Ep. 3 pi. impf. part, oi'^as Ep. to have a smell, whether pleasant or not : c. gen. to I to open, unlock: of a cask, metaph. aj'tyvvvTo: aor. I smell of a. thing, to smell of violets to broach. to smell or savour of a thing, Lat. sapere aliquid . v. I know, pf. with pres. sense of c. dupl. gen., Kpoviojv to smell of antiquities ('';) to make to swell. I smell of ointment from the rjjs Kf(pa\rjs [] or "OZOS,

ov, 6, a

:,

|-5,

^

{,

'

:: :

:

.

$,-,

—

,

, :—

,

:

—

:

*(,

:

€

—

—

— otbas

swell, Lat. tume/acere

,

tumere. oiSas,

f.

. ()

= €'.

of olba, for the Att.

2 sing, :

—

aor. I

pf.

:

:

, -,

feet.

metaph.

II.

to be

unsettled,

troubled; circumstances.

inflamed or Med. disordered gard.

$, , -5,

i.

, e.

-

ace.

- -

,

:

rarely

the swoln-footed

poet.

:

€, €5, ,

002,

),

from a

Att. olijipos,

miserable, woe-begone

:

Att. oljvs,

for

{)

:

, , ,

to suffer

(as trisyll.)

to wail,

:

aor.

i

[]

. '.

inf.

aor.

:

I

II. c. ace. rei,

, , , € .

of

Ion. for

5.

$, ,

Ion.

tojs

house.

aor. i

:

as,

e.

poet, for ois, a sheep

Ion. for

'.

ace.

$5,

(

Dor. Adv. /ios) = house, home, or country, home, hotnewards. at home. Ion. for

— belonging — oiKcia

pi. pf. pass,

3

oIkcios, a, ov, also os, ov

:

Ion.

lie

'.

—

to one's

=

c.

Tivos one's most intimate friends

one's

fainily, one's

:

own

land, one's country grown, opp. to imported. one's

:

III. belonging to one's own, private : so of possessions,

own, peculiar; :

(sub. 7^)» of corn, home-

hence IV. proper

fut.

'. in

f.

Ion.

pf. :

hence

to

2.

also to be

ace. to inhabit; of cities, to be to

manage,

to dwell, live, to

have as

3. like intr.

of

states, to be settled, situated,

managed, governed,

,

vo^is oiKei

^.

ov. Ion. for oiKiios.

5, .

&,6$.

Ion. for

,

of

, ov, {oTkos)

house or household affairs, domestic: household affairs, a household; also, household goods, Lat. res familiar is. II. belonging to a family, akin, intimate, Lat. familiaris ; oi oiKUOL friends, relations, connexions ; Ion. Sup., oi

house

:

one's

Ion. for

to a

oIkuov relationship.

.

, ' ,

the state is ill managed. Ep. for oIkus, ace. pi. of

II.

a o'l-

(sub. 7^), the civilised 2. like world, the whole habitable globe. to place or settle persons in a place ; in Pass., to be is used as Ion. settled: the pf. pass,

one's abode.

:

of

trans, to inhabit

I.

;

, 5, , . ,€ , , . () , , fut,

,

ous,

pi.

— Med.,

— Pass., occupy — (ot'/fos)

:

in pi.

an inmate of

pf.

:

—

a female domestic

contr. -ovv Ion. o'ikcov

impf.

I

:

a domestic servant.

II.

placed or situated. govern. II.

[f]

', dKos.

'.

Ion. for

one's house

the mistress of the house, housewife.

pres. to be settled;

rudder, helm,

an inmate of

woynen a7id children.

s family,

II.

oiKevs,

possess,

f.

,

, () ,:€ :

[

absol. to be miserable, or to suffer.

, = ', ', a

\.\(.

:

mourn, lament.

servants, Lut.familia.

From

to inhabit.

f.

pass, sense:

Hence

.]

make

(o'ucuuw) a taking as one's own, ap'

€5, 5, , fem. of

aor.

woe, misery, distress, hardship,

:

Att.

:

for -orepos, -ototos.

as dissyll.: contr. dat.

in trisyll. cases, in dissyll.

to

properly,

3.

OLK6ivT€S, Dor. for o'lKovvTfs, part.

Comp. and

Ep.

.

own.

one's

, the household, the

or slave.

wofid, pitiable, of things, toilsome, dreary,

also sorry, ivrelcbed, poor.

:

, ,

one

equal in

, {$)

€5, -, 6% $, ,

was

it

house-slave, menial, domestic, Lat. verna

cf.

,

—

dutifully.

€€, , , ()

ois.

:

:

olK6T6ta,

(sub.

;

eras) contr. for

same age

—

ov,

\)6%

of

pi.

{$,

€S,

years, of the

|5,

, . .

Ep. dat.

-€8,

sheep

:

From

TO, a swelling, ttanour.

oieos, a, ov, {oh) of or a sheepskin.

{oikuos)

propriatiofi.

of the sea, a wave, the swelling of the wind.

II.

:

a person one's friend

€(

poet, for

voc.

\X]

6.

f.

person one's friend, win his reone's own, appropriate : Med.

f

as

2.

naturally :

relationship : in-

make

$

one.

novs) -.—Oedipus,

:

,

reckon as one's own. of oIkhos, in a friendly manner, faTTpos Tiva to be intimate with miliarly;

the swell

billoiv.

painful Sup.

and

(, , $, , {)

more

rjTos,

make

to

a to

2.'

€$, Adv.

Oedipus himself.

-TTOvs,

make

to

to claim,

a swelling, tumour. ov, 6, properly patronym. of OWlttovs, son or descendant of Oedipus : but commonly poet, for

:

hence

:

oi-

:

suitable, befitting.

is

also marriage.

:

Ion.

own

one's

Hence

,

what

Ion. timacy, friendship

swell, swell up, becoi7ie swoln, Lat. tumere, to swell in the feet, i. e. to

intr.

turgere ; have swollen

477

naturally suited to a thing

:

—6

:

:

:

Pass, to be suvln, swell, Lat. fitting, suitable

:

II. intr.

. €€5,, 6 :

to a thing,

, ,

dwellingdwelling-place, 2. the story of a house.

chamber in a house, a cage or pen for animals. a prison. house,

, , 5, () Dor.

, , ,

for

3.

pres. inf of

From

ov, habitable.

the act

17,

a temple, fane.

.

of dwelling,

4.

.

$.

place for dwelling, a house, dwelling.

=

, () , , () an 05, , , {) = Tjpos,

opos,

<5,

a dwelling.

,

inhabitant, dweller.

inhabited

,

:

-$,

habitable.

an inhabitant.

— OLKLa

478

-, ,

Ion.

a household

(oiKos) a bouse, dwelling. of the house, Lat.

— II.

fa-

also the inmates

:

milia.

HI. a house ox family from which one

descended.

Hence

, ,

05, ,

Dim. of Att.

f.

Med.,

of one's own house, domestic. oIkos, a small house.

57,

TO,

aor.

:

fut.

:

—

Ion.

I

:

Pass., fut.

.

is

—

aor.

:

to {oIkos) Ion. pf build a house: to found or establish a new settlement: II. to settle or to people a country, to colonise. transplant: remove, to inhabitant: or colonist as a fix Pass, to settle or establish oneself in a place : also :

I

:

:

—

,

,,

ace. to inhabit.

c.

like TO, {oIkos) always used in pi. Lat. aedes, a house, dwelling, abode : esp. a palace 2. a den, lair, etc., containing ranges of buildings.

, , $. , () -, ) €€, , ()

of animals a nest. the building or settlement of a oiKiais, colony colonisation. 0, Dim. of ohcos, a small house or room :

,

:

a cage, coop, pen.

3 sing, pf pass, of

oiKuarat, Ion. for fjpos,

,,

,

poet, for

settler, colonist.

home-bred, domestic

:

f.

-€5,

manage

From

the household.

,

ov,

(, ,

of a house or family

:

, , {) , , (). f.

{56$)

— Med.,

17,

metaph.

/^.

=

master

house.

to build a house.

to build oneself a house.

OT found upon.

the

good-man of the

generally, to build, construct:

3.

2.

metaph. to'build

to edify.

Hence

—

of building : metaph. edification, improvethe act

building, edifice.

2.

built, building.

a house

, )) ,

the building of a house,

edifice.

,

structtire.

, ($) (

-5,$, ,

as Subst.,

2.

, .

skilful in building

building a house

a builder, an

I

, , , {$)

, {) affairs.

poet, for

2. c. ace. to

,

oiVot

oiKO-TTOios, ov,{plicos,

) )

making

a householder manage, order, arrange. the management of a to be

or constituting

a house. oiKopios, a, ov, Dor. for oiKOvpios. 0FK02, ov, , a house, abode, dwelling : any place 2. oikovs at home. to live in; or in pi. part of a bouse, a room, chamber : hence often stands for a single house, like Lat. aedes. 3. II. household affairs, house-wifery a temple. III. household property, house and goods. IV. a house, race, family. household, family. oIkos, Ion. for koiKOs, part. neut. of ov, ioiKos, ahos) feeding at home, living II. living in a house. at one's own cost. ruining a house c's, (^oTkos,

'

'

or family.

,

a slave born

{oIkos,

and

bred in the house, Lat. verna. oiKO-Tvpavvos, , {oikos, Tvpavvos) a domestic tyrant. Adv. of koiKOis (part, of Ion. for reasonably, probably. (sub. 7^), , v. sub {oiKovpos) to watch or keep the f. II. to house : c. ace. to guard, order, govern.

€$,

'),

.

(, ,

, , ()

Hence

keep within doors, stay at hotne.

,

watch of a house : generally, watch kept by

the

strangers.

II.

one

who

keeps house, a stay-at-home.

a keeping at home

:

inac-

tivity.

oiKOVpios, ov, belonging

),

to

-)

olK-ovpos,

,

housekeeping ; hence

wages for housekeeping.

keeping within doors : female house-mates. (^oJkos,

,

oi-

From

ovpos) watching or keeping the

staying at home, domestic

II.

,

II.

(Dor. for

€, , ($)

oiKovpos,

:

as Subst.,

the mistress of the house. f.

to

—

-8,

,

ruin a house or

:,

)

to lose one's

ruin of a house or family.

ov, {oIkos,

€, ,

as Subst., o'lKOipeopos,

«€, (oIkos) homeward, home.

f.

or steward.

:

management

Pass, had family, consume one's substance Hence fortune, to be mined, undone.

(

Adv. /fos) at home, Lat. domi. Adv. (oTkos) at home, Lat. domi

own

-€, , (

house.

architect.

own nature, of oneself; not of my own.

one's

—

/fos)

one's it

)-8, ) !,

(^sub.

from one's own house, from from one's own fortune or means, from

ciKoOev, Adv.

home.

/fos,

(

a building,

architecture.

(sub. ov,

2.

,

coftversant with the

,

17,

a way of building,

generally, administration, go•

watch and ward;

ment, instruction.

,=

08, , ,

::

of a household or family : generally, practised in (sub. managing, thrifty, economical : dodomestic economy; also mcbtic affairs. Adv. -«cDs. From ov, {oiKos, managing a household or family : as Subst., , a house-keeper, jnanager, steward. /fos, the site of a house, Lat. area domus. II. the house itself.

. ^<

($)

(oIkos,

the

household or family vernment of a state.

:

. . -, ) -, -, , )

born in the house, of animals, tame. to be master of a house, to

es, {oikos,

—

::

:

,

-|,/05, , , and

ruining a house

a prodigal.

\^) €3, , {oiKos,

a house-guard. pity.

From

impf.a5/£Tetpoj/Ion.o('/fT€i/)ov': fut.Oi/iTfott»:

aor.

I

{oTktos)

:

to pity,

have pity or com-

—

:

,

:

passion upon, commiserate, c. ace. pers. thing. TiVos to pity ont for or because of

;

, , 5, f.

Alt.

grief,

:

aor.

i

commiserate

to grieve for, pity,

,

6,

cf.

;

:

, $. -€, ) , , -,, ) 6-5,

life.

$)

,

,

also irreg. Sup.

^ ,

(otKTpus,

/«,

Adv. of

hence

6s, Ion. for

to

piteously

:

^,

piteously,

profitable to a house.

household matters, of a home-life, as opp, to the life of a warrior. = aros, an impetuous attack, the spring of a lion, swoop of an eagle, Lat. impetus. thrift or carefulness in

)

, , , () '. , , ,

=

—

pounce or swoop, of

i?ig

dart upon,

to

to

, -,

-

!

,

barley, water, oil

-,

iTos,

fit for

,

and

a way, road, course, path. 2. a _^. a strip of land. 4. metaph. the course or strain of song,

ii

song, lay.

-, -,

-€5,

:

—

fut.

later

to cry

aor.

^ -,

lament; as a curse, go howl! plague take you ! Lat. abi iti malam rem ! so, shall he not have to cry out ? i. e, shall be not rue

, | -,

iff

;

II.

€16,

vine.

:

,

(,)

3 sing. Ep. aor.

,

vine

()

trans, to pity, bewail,

,

c.

i.

e.

is, {oJvos,

drunk.

to be pitied or bewailed. I

opt. of

the cheek, Lat. lanugo.

for

€)

the

land

growth of

ripe

for making

() '.

))

gaping

abounding

and oIvottotcq, fjpos,

os.

after

in wifie.

wine-stricken,

(8)

--, , ,« ,

and

6,

{cTvos,

drink

to

Root of some

fem.

tenses of

a wine-drinker, wine-bibber.

VINUM, wine; kv over wine, Lat. inter pocula.

ov, u, Lat.

the fermented juice of apples, pears, lotus-wine,

-8,

grape-wine {olvos

,

palm•

(vos). Att.

(v.

17,

)

:

perry:

occur as distinguished from

-, -, -)

ov, {olvos,

olvovs,

(,

also

2.

etc., cider,

barley-u'/ni, a kind of beer

dlvos (K

ivine,

. -. -, ace.

/he first shoot or bud of the then, like Lat. pampinus, the vine-stock, the 2. the down of the vine-leaf : metaph. the

down on

ov, {oivos,

[t], ov, 6, (oivos,

-'

to wail,

fit

rjyos, u, i),{oTvos,

I

, ),

to cry

(as

(otvos,

wine, formed like the Homeric

OI^NOS,

From

a la^nenting.

-)

)

honey mixed with

wine.

i?i

wifie.

,

6,

)

-€, ,

abounding

II.

esp. for rowers.

(olvos,

wine.

properly a crying weep, ing and wailing, lamentation. aros, a cry of lamentation, wail: and

Att.

or with wine.

growing wine, a vineyard.

the vine,

e.

a cake or porridge of pearl-

and wine,

,

wine, jriead.

, () , -5, , ) , (,, : : , , ()

like

,

as Subst.,

!

$

stripe, layer.

made of

(oJvos)

i.

0, (oTvos,

-6iv, conir. olvovs,

olvoiis,

:

ov,

) ) soaked in wine,

receiving or hold-

wine.

olvo-TTcSos, ov, (oTvos,

metaph. the course

of a tale or poem the tale or poem itself. exclam. of pain, fright, pity, anger, surprise, iuoe''s me ! is used with a nom., as, ah me woe's me or with a gen., as, alas for my misfortunes

005, , 7$

(s, (oivos,

-(, -, -,

a bird of prey.

, = 65, a way, path:

!

From

0apvs) heavy or drunken with

is, (olvos,

-€5,

Att. contr. from f.

of coun-

III.

ov. Dor. -Sords, a, giver of wine, epith. of Bacchus.

Sup.

wine.

to wine, Lat.

a vessel for drawing

.)

-, -) -5,

drunken. olvo-SoKOS, ov, (oivos,

-, , {(\5) profit to a house:

, (^*

= olvos,

2.

(oTvos) to smell of wine. II. Med. to procure wine by barter, buy wine. 6, an Ion. participial form (as if from

, . -, .

pour forth

koiKws, part, of

es, {oiKos,

Ion.

)

{pTvos,

wine, Lat. vino gravis.

Sup. ol/erpUTtpos,

off vine-leaves.

containing wine.

\\.

rich in wine.

wine.

(oIktos) pitiable, lamentable : pi/eous,

Comp. and

mournful.

to strip

of oJvos, weak, poor wine. a vine-leaf, Lat, pampinus.

the vine, Lat. vitis.

-5, ,

tries,

(formed from

of

{)

vinosus.

latnentation.

lajneniation.

irreg. Sup.

=

f.

,

479

*05, , , {olvos) of wine, addicted

merciful.

6,

, ov,

:

to express

but the Comp. is oiKTpUT(pos) mo:^t pitiable, miserable, lamentable : neut. pi. as Adv. most miserably. 0I*KT02, ov, 6, pity, compasiion. 2. the expression of pity or grief, weeping, wailing. ov, {oiKTpos, leading a pitiable oIktos,

, ,

,=, , . Dim. , () OI'NH, olv-av0is, ihos,

compassion.

pity,

ov, gen. ovos,

aros,

. , ..

lament.

to bewail,

:

ov,

.

(oTktos)

— Med.

(){) () , () 6$ '8 05, —

mourn

;

—

(olvos,

producing wine. contr. for olvoeis,

a consuming of wine.

)

, a love of drinking, drunkenness. From vyos, 6, , (otvos, given to drink'

ing, drunken.

—

—

:

,

-, , )) -, ) -,

480

,

^s,

verse.]

6,

,

the

-5, -5,

nickname of Philip of Macedon, because he killed his enemies by poisoning their wine. to pour out wine. Ep. form of

a

]

aor.

:

inf.

l

Ep. {olvoyoos)

sing. impf.

3

:

:

:

-,

) ()

,

-8,

drink

to he

a

-5,

,

as Subst.,

-•5, :

,' ,, , -, ) , )-^. -5, ) -,$ ) -5, ) -8,/, ,

otv-ovj/, OTTOS, f.

:

Ion.

',

Pass., aor.

(oivos)

:

:

pf.

make drunk with wine

(a

:

I

:

—

,

(^oivos)

and

aor.

part, oi

I

oio. Ep. for ov, gen. of possess. Pron. os, his, her. walking alone: lonesoine.

16-^,,(^8,

herd&man of a

ov, (olos,

single cow.

,

feeding

his

)

ov, (oios,

'

, : , $, ^ , ', €$... '

w'lfTo

;

Att.

:

aor.

Act.

or

also

is

:

found

:

i

impf.

believe, as opp. to knowing, of good, to hope, anticipate ; of oieai thou art often used absol., ever suspecting ; and so in the sense to deem, believe, expect; my heart foreboded it: it avcL is also once found impersonal, bUrai there comes a boding into my heart. 2. to be

suppose,

always of the evil, to fear

think,

fut.

—

minded,

:

mean, purpose

to

used parenthetically Keiaerai among the

to

do a thing.

3.

in first person, iv first

,

also

()

(methinks) will he be lying

:

so in Att., the contr. impf. I think, I suppose, I believe, is put without any grammat. construction in the sentence o'Ui also in phrase, :

TTcDs

oieaOe

[When long

in

;

how

the

all

think

,

you

,

diphthong

tenses,

$

;

resolved etc.

:

Ep.,

the

only the

t

)

bow do men now find fault implying a Comparison, the being often omitted olos anteced. roios or and so as an exlike as a star wanders clam., oV ayopevcis what art thou saying 2. olos often eopyas tubal hast thou done to me introduces a reason for what has gone before, being sometimes added to express certainty; ofos 57, S7ich as all know, 3. if the Comparison is general. Homer uses oios re, in some such way as, some such one as olos TC II.

!

;

;

,

veos

Ares

is

act,

'

so, olos tis the sort

;

'

's

of person.

Comparison involves Time,

\

olos

6€

many

4. is

when

a

used, like as

, '( € (( ( 5. olos is

ivhen.

sions, as,

,

used in

brief Att. expres-

there

olov aKov^LV

s

nothing like, i. e. so good as, hearing the law itself: olov it adds force to the Superl., ground the in full

—

most

difficult possible.

III.

how ofos

able

was he

to counsel

it, i. e.

T6

/ am able and

'inos

re

make good both deed and word how able was he /€

to

and to elL

olos c. inf. implies

epyov re

Fitness or Ability, olos

usual, olos T€

?

is

-

1

The The

Dor. pres.

Att. also use a contr. pres.

To

Ep. aor.

part.

3 sing,

relat.

;

:

(

part.

part.

inf.

med.

Ep.

I

Lat. qualis

,

€

with gods

Ep. 3 sing.

impf.

Ep.

.

6eovs

oioOev olos all alone.

fut.

:

$

.

,

with one girdle, i.e. single(oTos, handed, alone. Adv. (oJos)from one side alone, hence generally, alofie

olov, (os) such as,

or kind as

astonishment, being often strengthd. by ecinas what a word hast thou spoken! is often used as an Adv., the neut.

one who feeds alone ; mind apart, self-willed. married only to one.

(oTos,

(ppivbs oio

,

kind, unique,

its

of such sort, Pronoun, interrog. and indef., and to deanswering to monstr. roios; ocfaos olos re, Lat. qualis quantusque what a man for virtue often c. ace, oios only to be rendered by an Adv., as, olos how he rushes into war. Olos in an independent sentence often expresses Ion.

oios,

, , manner

-nos,

wijie-colo7ired.

(oivos,

. singular, peculiar of

Lat. unicus.

a wine-cellar, wine-shop.

or os, 6v,

it

:

0(

;

Atreus.

Pass, to get drunk, be drunken.

-05, ,

56.

'

',

/

a draught of wine. = wine-coloured, wine-dark.

—

=

alone, by oneself, lone, lonely

can often only be rendered by an Adv., alone, only one alone, one only: also strengthd., ils olos, 2. c. gen., and in pi., hvo olovs. in dual, alone of oios otos left alone by them apart from the sons of all the gods; olos

a cup-bearer. poured of or with wine;

ov, {olvos,

Hence

,,

lonely,

:

tending sheep.

B. {ois,

01'05,

to

From

being alone

Scyth. word in Herodotus,

pouring out wine

xeco)

v. olos in.

:

or haunt alone.

ov, {oTos,

Scyth. for

lonely. as Subst.

shorn from a sheep.

roam

to

f.

solitary.

into the cups.

8,)

{olvos,

ov,

oiuvre impossible

possible;

olO-ttokos, ov, {oJs,

f.

cup-hearer: to pour out wine or like tvine ; she was pouring out nectar /or wine. (ohos, a cup or can for ladling

wine from the bowl

feeding alone: feeding sheep :

ov, {o7s,

, ) ) . , -,

-€,

:

of the

as if: Dor. olov al.

el,

ov, {olos,

a shepherd.

middle

the

in

)) ,)

otov-ci, for

Wine-Charon,

, \\ \ {oivos,

sometimes

has

pres.

loifie,

Lat. oenophortts, a wine-cask. rejoicing in wine. {oTvos,

ovTos,

:: ;

0109.

carrying, holding

(oTvos,

as Subst.,

—

!

fight

in this sense olos tc

:

,

to

do

I

it

:

it

am

such a

man

in neut. sing, is

possible.

is

more

as to do

and

pi., oioJ'

2.

absol.

•. () , () -, , -, (, ) -, -, ) ;

:

» /

oios-

66

in neut.,

idri

is

it

im-possible.

it is

as

as, oi' (pya Spaaas ola having done ivhai kind of actions, sufferings he receives o'iav V. what thanks, /or what offerings

Adv.

neut.

in

'

!

,

sing,

also with Adj.

-

!

((parjeis

also

in

bow

fresh.

ola,

pi.

bow

in

2.

Comparisons, as, like as, just as : o'^.ov ore as when. 4. about, hard 3. as, like, for instance. arabiovs about ten stades. upon, Lat. quasi, oTov olos, otos, gen. of oTs oCs.

-, -, $, ,,

,

ovos, 6,

opinion

)

),

{oTos,

generally, lonely.

:

,,

{olos,

to be forsaken.

,

gen. o'ias

with nothing hut

gen. dat.

, ,

gen. oios ace.

oi'v

Ep. aor.

nom.

plur.,

;

dat. oieai Ep. oiecai shortened oeaai

nom. and

contr.

;

,

6 and

in one's

sitigle

a tunic on, lightly clad. {oios) to leave alone: Pass,

*'2,

ace. pi. ois

dat. oli, ace. o7v ace. oias

;

nom. and

—

nom.

pi.

:

otes,

oi(s ace.

;

nom.

Att.

i

o7s

gen. oiuiv,

ace. pi. also oJs.

Lat.

whether ram or ewe; though sometimes the gender is marked by a word added, as, oi's a ewe. a ram ; ois apveios or Ep. aor. I med. of [t]

OVIS, a

sheep,

, € , €€,

-(, -€, fut.

, , -, ,

for

imperat. of Ep. for o'iaeiv,

I pi. fut.

,

OI^SIIH,

driven by the gadfly ^70s, 0, by a gadfly, driven mad.

,

0202,

,

-, ,

€, , bowman, an

,

and

, , .()

to be borne.

maddening.

,

,

,

6, {ois)

greasy, dir/y, esp. of

succida.

,

—

to shoot

trans,

ing arrows.

that

Att.

inf.

:

—

{oiarpos)

:

:

f.

-

Pass., aor.

:

aor. i

-,

mad.

wild, rage.

gadfly, driven

ov, (oTarpos,

mad.

aor.

i

with an

o'iaeiv.

,,

OPT02,

fate, lot,

doom:

Homer

in

doom, ruin, death;

impf.

OI'XOMAI,

Dep.

:

:

,

=

:

also pf.

:

fut.

:

med.

€€.

Ion.

The

Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. also occurs:

pres. oi-

^ ^ (^ € , , , I.

gone, to have gone, and so opp. to c. part., he has fled :

to be

dead and gone : c. gone on a journey 2. for have escaped from. he

of persons,

have

to

and gone;

ace. cognalo,

is

to be

to

go,

to

generally, to walk, live.

impf.

Ion.

fate,

Apollo.

q. v.

—

ill

to die a

name of

the Scyth.

birds, to fly

pf.

goad

\)

to

gone,

:

c. ace. pers.

to be

gone

used by Ep. Poets for

see

aor.

I

pass,

Att.

,

omens from

of

:

driven by the

.

fut.

:

the flight

augurium caper e.

go mad, run

of things, as of darts, 2. of strength, to be

vanished.

, ^, *,

to

like

pf.

II,

,.

- -,

madness

3.

rush, sweep along.

lost,

and

a gadfly, to torment

intr. to

the departed.

be undone, ruined.

take

act. inf.

II.

€5

etc., to

hold-

4)

I

— properly of

generally, to sting or

Pass, to be driven

:

must be borne, endurable. fut. of an ,

, {,

arrow, Lat. sagitta. or

)

shoot arrows

to

II.

ov, gen. oios, {oiarus,

05, , ,

^;

fut. of from Root Dor. whence is formed Ep. imperat. olae, inf.

hence, to have departed, be deceased; Att. part,

, (')

-,() 05 , « :

)

( , ,. ,

2.

archer.

arrow.

by stinging

ov, (oJarpos,

unwashed wool, Lat. lana

come

65, , , {()

oiOTtiaas.

:

breese, Lat. asilus,

, a tree of the osier kind. Hence , ov, of osier, made of wicker-work. ,=

OI'2T'A,

Ion.

(,

stung

:

one must bear.

f.

{piarpos,

ov, 6, the gadfly,

,

on the binder

-

an insect which infests cattle in Poets of the fly that tormented lo. II. metaph. a sting, goad, anything that torments : the smart of pain, agony. 2. any vehement passion : mad?iess, frenzy.

come; of

iraros) the dirt

(oi's, ois,

oicrT€OS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of

,

ov, (otoTpos,

drive ft wild.

:

Ion.

part of a sheep.

part.

driven wild.

:

and -Sovos,

ov,

)

wool.

neut.

driven round

by the gadfly

= ot'xo/iat,

of med., with pass, sense, of the grease in unwashen wool, greasy

strike

to

ov,

and round

of

fut. pass,

fut.

(oTarpos,

f.

sad death.

thou knowest, 2 sing, of I pass. part, of

o'iaQiis, aor.

smart of a gad-

the

with a sting, esp. of love.

oi

fut. inf.

481

a fit of madness, raving.

:

.. 5, (. ^, . . €, ^, €, . . .

.£$,

(€6$, Dor.

aros, to,

possible; IV, ofos is in Att. often fly's sting

repeated in the same clause,

Ka-fxavd what kind of

—

:

Dep.

. :

(oiarc's)

and screams of birds,

II. to

:

to

Lat.

look upon as an omen,

{') , {')

forebode, Lat. augurari. otos, to,

divination by the

flight or cries of birds, Lat. augurium.

a place for watching

the flight of birds, Lat.

the

omen

or

augury

templum augurale.

itself.

R

II.

() , -, )

—

:

—

482

,,

the flight

one who foretells from of birds, an augur, diviner. an interpreter of ov, ,

and

cries

{6$,

^. ,

,,

Ep. for

oKpis, crag.

los,

3 pi. impf. of

$,

,

-8, {, ) -,6\$(, ) -, $) -5, €-5, (, ) -,/, €) $, -€5, (, -) , . () -,, -, ( - -, -5, (, ) () (, ) 6$)

ov,

of the cry of birds.

and

an

, (otwvos,

(€$,

fpos, cold, chilling

in-

cries of birds,

7nouthfuls

,

were observed for the sake of omens

,

common

and so

;

was scored

III.

in eight equal parts. ov,

Adv.

-5,

ov, (olcuvos,

)

From

from

taking omens

watching

their flight or cries

:

as

, an augur, soothsayer. Adv. of ofos, oios such a man in what a state art thou okS poet. okk3, Dor. for ore, when.

birds, Subst.,

olcuvoCKOiros,

5,

Att.

',, , ..

aor. i

,

ship aground, run

of the ship, to

«-. ,

being

(\,-=^€, to

run

a

II. intr.

it

ai,

okkS

or OK

',

ore xev, like

,,

5$),

(sub.

for

()

seat with

f.

:

down

2. to

€, (

OKvSXeos,

—

to shrink

from

weariness,

to

on one's

to bend, sink sit

down

to

leave off through weariness, to flag, II. c. ace. to let sink, to bend,

ready.

"OKNOS,

okO
(oKpis) to

fv, (oKpis)

ov, gen.

-novs) eight feet long.

-8,

-,

(,

gen. voSos,

(, ) (,) () (,

vois)

eight feet long.

II.

with eight roots: of a

ov,

stag's horns, with eight poijits or tynes. ov,

drawn by

eight pairs.

eight-stretched ; tXiKes

-TOvos, ov,

arms which the

', -5, ,

cuttle-fish stretches

-, ) €8, prey.

its

--€,

OCTO.

indecl. eight, Lat.

ov, with eight fingers.

,

((, ), , ((, 6-5, — 6-€5. 8. ol, al,

indecl. eighteen.

ov,

,

, 5, $,

ov, the eighteentl•

hesitate to

do

,

years old:

fern.

poet, form of

,

a

6$.

€TOs) eighteen

(,

poet, form of

to bear, convey, carry.

$, a

chariot.

«», whence

Att.

f,

aor.

:

I

: the

compd. dual

(68)

—

—

Pass.,

make

(. -, (, ) . -5, (, ) -5) -, (, 6-$, (, (, ) happy and

:

:

to

pf.

and

:

to

like

,

of

fortune.

bestowing

ov,

jagged : metaph.

rugged, jagged, of un-

:

deem or pronounce happy, ovos,

blessed lot

oKOTCpos,

:

the eighteenth day.

(sub.

bounteous.

make rough

in Pass, to be exasperated.

(,

€,

etc.

$.

,

old pf. of

(okvos) shrinking, hesitating, unII. of things, grievous, troublesome. , a shrinking, hesitation, unreadiness

oKoios,

old, in the

and

ov,

{okvos)'.

6v,

Ion. for

stone.

^:

months

eightfold, Lat. octiiplus.

aor. I

cowardice.

OKpioeis,

f.

from doing, scruple or

,, $, ^,

,

Ion. for

impf.

09, ,

Dor. for

ov.

,,

poet, for

thing.

hewn

to sink

:

a, ov, {okvos) poet, for

poet,

[a]

-, ,(,,

. . , ^: : €. ,

slacken, abate.

lower.

aor. I

down, cower: generally,

sink

to

:

rest.

()

eight

ov,

weighing or worth eighteen drachmae.

folding joints, a folding-chair, camp-stool. knees, to crouch

ovos,

eight hundred.

ol, al,

for

lirneis,

with eight spokes.

ov,

ai, a,

the eight

poet, for

also used

is

=

, , -,

out to catch

Ion. for

on

[a]

thousand. a, eight thousand: it

sing., iVn-os

eight-footed.

I. trans, of the sailors, on shore, strand it. run aground.

nautical term,

;

!

inf.

eight times,

ov,

'$ €(5

:

ai, a, eighty

, -,

in '

birds, to take auguries, practise atigury.

eight-flngered.

for eight days

the eighth day.

8000 horse.' an omen, presage, Lat. auspicium or augurium ; eis the one best wepl olcovos apiffTOS, omen is, to fight for one's country good omens. eighth month, f. 17^0;, to watch the flight or cries of ;

consisting of eight apros a kind of loaf which

ov,

dis-

birds, opviOes.

fearful, dreadful, horrible.

;

(oiWos,

tinguished from the

:

ov,

an augur. observing the flight , an augur. and cries of birds : as Subst., a bird of esp. bird, (oTos) solitary a , II. a bird of prey, such as a vulture or eagle. omen or augury, because the greater birds of prey

and

terpreter of the flight

^,

killing birds.

ov, (oiojvos,

(ojs,

II.

OKpvoeis,

auguries, an augur.

.

a jagged point, a as Adj. oKpis, ihos, , rugged, jagged. with €v, euphon.) = /ipi;like

fj,

or

-€05,

,

,

bestower of bliss. 6v, epyov) ov,

fem.

-5,

bl'ss,

iSos,

making happy. of happy fate.

:

:

$, ,

, (/3*)

,

happy,

blest, esp.

make

gifts blessed

3,

:

$, €$: from

gifts;

with

as

hwpa ov,

-tcys.

wards

the rich.

,

6\%,

and

/

,

happiness,

{65,

ov,

fut.

05,

also

ov,

-|,

/fos,

Adv.

fem. or pro-

6,

6«, '^),

bringing

bliss.

of

inf.

-'•65,

oXeGpos, oiK ds

II. pass, lost,

o,

/xt)

€s,

(sc. kpprjaeis)

;

destructive,

bin

with

:

)

having

(, -, ,

from a power, powerless.

little

{6'$,

ov,

)

little.

want of arable land. with a small corn-

, ov, irreg. Sup. of 6'/08, least. , scantiness of produce, barrenness.

-5,

(-,

€, ',€, ov,

*)

producing

,

participial form, as if

) . -5, , . ', ) -8, {, , , ). . , -, (, 02, . . , , €-, {, ) $ -, ) {, ' 6-5, {, €-, , ., $.. , ', , . { , . , ' , () €. ,' , ,,

phrase

?

i.

e.

es

;

:

—

destroy, kill

aor. I inf. I

and

part,

ov,

77,

little,

destroying wild

ov, of

—

opp. to

was

garchies

man-destroying.

-

ov, poet.

,

fjpos,

3 sing.

6€,

., -.€5,

fut.

of of

,

(6'$)

ov,

sing. aor. 2 subj.

, fewness

med. of

but few times, seldom, [a]

{'$, €$) to be scant

ov,

;

scant of vines.

of men.

the People).

do a thing.

^$

:

II.

the neut.

a small degree

:

so also dat.

2. c.

of Size, S7nall, as Adv., little,

'/.

there wants but

it

c. inf.,

III.

little, i.e.

wanted

but little to overtake, all but overtook: hence alone being omitted), within a little, all but, at a short distance; 2. nearly, almost. but or of Time, after a short space, shortly after

'

in few words.

compass

and 3

(/') €, -5, (, ) Adv.

in

Many,

'

murderess. destroyer, murderer.

5, , =

2

opp. to

little,

ahnost

for

,

to

Few, opp. to

the

{the

special phrases:

3 sing. aor.

for

of fem. of

few

too

little,

a

pavvos) destroying tyrants. collat. form of

fut.

inf.

mans) of little faith. Number or Quantity, few, The governing body in Oli-

called oi

or 01

for

tros) of fevj years. Hence of years, youthfulness. with Utile wood.

ov,

man-destroying.

beasts.

6%, . €€, .

of little strength,

feebleness.

(s,

of

aor. 2 inf.

€€, .

from a

feeble, powerless.

-€5, , (^,

—

opt. of

ov,

little,

{6yos,

€S,

, fewness

€-,8,,77,(/£, med. of $, , ,

oXtTis,

able to do

Hence

Pass, to perish, die.

oXeaeie, 3 sing. aor.

little,

unfruitftd, barren,

ruin seize thee, answering to Comic pres. Kopanas II. like Lat. pernicies, From that which causes destruction, a bane, plague, pest. oXel, 2 and 3 sing. fut. of powerless. oXcKpdvov, TO, = only used in pres. and impf. to ruin, (without augm.), collat. form of

perdition

Hence

powerless.

feebleness.

small,

From

undoing; thou not go to

of Asia.

(participial form, as if

corn.

little

c.

undone.

wilt

from few parts

ttjs

ov,

destruction,

ruin,

having few land for ploughing.

70$, -,7,—('8,$)

a marriage destructive to

one's friends.

(, ^)

little

pres.

From

inclined to oli-

:

('^) from few parts ox places;

gen.,

Ion.

the day of destruction:

gen.,

,,

€. '^(, 5

med.

(6($)

ov,

a,

ov, oligarchical

Ty,

oXefcnce, Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

oXcOpios, deadly;

Pass,

garchy.

wealth.

bliss,

Ion. for

bliss

(, )

to be governed an oligarchy. Hence , an oligarchy, government by a few or persons. Hence

faynilies

c.

blissfully.

giver

ov,

(€-,

-€.

€ ) ,. ., -5, , ^ ( 6$, happily,

ripos, 6,

", -5,

, scantiness of people. From 6ky-vQp^ros,ov,{^'yos,vp1os) scant ofpeople.

leaning to- furrows, having but

of

ov, irreg. Sup.

Adv. of

sperity.

also occurs.

, (6$,

ovos, 6,

formed

Kepdiaros from

-, . 5, -, (, )-, , «-€,

Adv.

the reg. Sup.

483

by a few, be subject to

so in Adv.

6$, ,

5,

Irreg. Sup.

to live happily.

$)

bestow rich

to

as

directly

:

/3— '^;.

worldly goods, prosperous, wealthy, rich, Lat, beatus generally, happy, blessed : Homer only uses neut. pi., noiftv to

, , —

Hence

of ynen,

scant of men.

' put

;

and of Time, in short,

almost.

little

'! ''/

in

briefly

=

4. is

and little the gender and number by

:

:

',

:

also, like

oX'iyov.

but the Adj.

of

its

is

5.

often

^ ^

Subst., as,

'

these fought form-

ing themselves into small parties. within a litde, all but, almost

Comparison

—

in a small

3. kv

6.

IV. Degrees of

ov, gen. ovos, as also

R

2

. ,, —

:

, . 484

oXiyoaTLyjia

—

,

ov i. Sup. oKiyiCTos, is used for the Comp. oKiyicTov, genit. u?ed Adv. (see o\iyos iii) very nearly.

-5,

,

, , -5,

$)

From

the consisting offew lines.

ov, {6\iyos,

05, , ,

;

consisting offew

lines or verses.

(oXiyos) one out of a few, opp. to

$, , (pKiyos) fewness,

)

(, -5, (, \$)

-,

give

ov,

nourishment.

, ,

ing

17.

to

giving

, , , -5

a roller.

(^),

Hence

-5, -|,

= ^os,

ev,

destructive.

destroyer.

6,

(oXfOpos) to destroy.

ov, poet, for sq., like

ouos

,

f.

make small account

faint-hearted.

, = d\iyav\a^.

aKos, 0,

{^\ypos)

to regard Hence

gen.

of, c.

lightly,

, a regarding lightly, slighting, contempt.

-5,

ov, (oKiyos,

caring, lightly re-

little

garding, slighting, despising: contemptuous. Adv. carelessly;

6$,

poet, for

,

Ep. a rolling stone, a round stone, such as the besieged rolled down on the enemy: also as Adj. round, globular. f. to bring a burnt-offering. From ov, burnt tuhole: as Subst., a burnt-offering. Hence f. to burn whole: to make a burntvolvo,

to be careless, heedless.

Adv. of oXiyos, a and later :

inf

pf.

$

-

suddenly;

(6\$)

:

:

—

-

aor. i

:

part,

to slip,

slide, fall

having slipped from the

Ep. for

, ,

*202,

in

slip, fall.

slippery, sliding.

('(\,

)

$, , ()

a

:

slip.

a ship which

attractive.

as an Instrument, that which machines for hauling ships on land. 2. a strap or trace for drawing. 11. a track made by drawing, a furrow, track, Lat. sul-

$ "' : :('.: : '/. .

the trail of a serpent.

drawings of

laurel,

e.

i.

periphr.,

and

€,

Att.

:

voce.

:

pf.

fut.

part.

impf

Ait.

plqpf.

med.

for I.

^,

f.

aor.

I

— Med.

Ep.

Ion.

— €5, properly :

:

aor.

became

Act. to destroy,

-, aor.

Ep. for

05

,

poet.

2

to design

:

a mere Adj., make an end

pf.

2

aor. 2 v.

sub

of,

to

ill

-,

Tos.

aloud

II.

,

2

med. of

poet, form of

08,

,

—

and

ovos,

mischief, baleful.

(Akin to

6(5,

"002

L,at. solus,

Ep.

,' to pull,

\//,

,

solidus

;

i.

-5 e.

safe

)

and

pluck out

to

:

strip

one's all.

7. entire,

-5,

in neut., as II.

Lat, integer.

Dor.

off.

ov, whole, entire, complete,

altogether.

and sound,

meaning

sagacious.

an utter blunder:

utter;

Adv.,

, (05,

II. crafty,

05, .) f.

de-

ov,

deadly ; Comp. and Sup. pass, destroyed, lost, undone, Lat. per-

ditus.

drawn

laurel-boughs

along.

Ion.

to cry

:

, , 5.(). , -5, -

structive, destroying, hurtful,

6,

:

aor.

:

gods, usually of female voices, Lat. vlulare. II. to utter a loud cry, usually in sign of joy. (Formed from the sound.) to the

draws or hauls;

cus

From

f.

, (()

('()

cry, usually

,

the tree-frog.

is towed, a ship of burthen, merchantman, trading vessel. a drawing, trailing, dragging. 11. a being drawn towards a thing, attraction.

03, , ,

a loud

a loud crying, usually , honour of the gods, expressive of joy. ovos, , an animal, named from its note,

yv), to make a slip

sHpperiness

6,

,

ados,

cofnplete in all parts,

,

aros,

ofjoy.

fv,

or error in judgment.

5)

,

aor. 2 inf. of

,

(5,

sound, perfect, Lat. integer. any loud crying, esp. of women, Lat. ululatus : usually a cry of Joy ; but also of lamentation.

ship.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

€5, $, €, = , ,

,

a whole burnt-offering. soundness in all parts. From

aTos,

entire,

fut.

:

Hence

offering.

ov,

[]

little.

aor. 2

:

\•,,

- -5,,

or

$.

destructive.

or

('

Hence

^yps (^

for

-5, 5) -5, 6€, -5, ,($, ) .05,

faint-heartedness.

ov, {okiyos,

'si

undone, undone, ruined:

a round smooth stone, 3. a kneading-trough.

, (() a (,

f.

(prob. from

)

Lat.

a mortar.

, , ) , , , - , , () , , () , , . 6, . , () , {, () , () ,- ^ , $,

ij,

may

etc.,

be

to

vv, pres. part, of

(,

,

am

I

two come

in its

to perish,

,.

pf. 2

{(, 2.

068,

last-

be faint-hearted.

to

so

—

perish!

, 5, , ) the dead.

6\es

Med,

II.

may ye

2.

Utile

6$)

:

he,

01

fewness offriends.

ov, also a, ov, (okiyos,

die

may

ruined.

time, of short duration.

htit little

an end,

thou,

,

From

,

senses to Lat. perdere.

smallness.

nourishment.

little

— The Act. corresponds

2. to lose.

hill.

ov,

($,

hammered all through, made of solid metal, opp

)

whole,

to cast.

:

-, -, ,, -, , ())
(6$)

(\5,

complete, Lat. integer.

whole, entire, sound,

relating to the whole, II. Adv. -pis, com-

2.

important, considerable. pletely, entirely.

'

med. of

ovos,

,

6\.

a large pimple,

(oXos,

pustule.

,

— neut. I

485

" ,

'€

is

called also simply

'OXv^moi;

mansions of Olympus.

-,

the

Ep. Adv. to or towards Olympus. Ep. and Ion. , Olyinptis, a high wall on the Macedonian frontier of Thessaly. It was believed to be the abode of the gods, and that the approach was guarded by a thick cloud. o,afig which grows during the winter, but seldom ripens an untimely fig, Lat. grossus. AT, mostly in pi., a kind of grain, spelt, mentioned as food for horses along with barley used in Egvpt for making bread. 605. collat. form of pf. med. of pf. of Adv. of wholly, altogether, on the whole: in short, Lat. denique : oAcus not at all, Lat. omnino non. Adv. Dor. for

"^, , " , , , ,:• ,^, .. {o\os, riXos) quite complete, perfect.

€S,

fut.

•

'

6^£9— 6€(.

pi.

,,a Ep. 2

:

aor.

part. pass.

From

larnendng, lamejitation.

6$,

others, to feel pity

:

aor.

same

sense.

2. to

I.

lament or

gen. to have pity

c.

3. to

,5, $, , Hence

to pity.

,

lamentation.

ov, lengthd. for

05,

. , ', $

",

deadly

II.

2.

destructive,

eiSws versed in pernicious arts.

;

,

5,

, . €, , () {$)

,

to make a noise or din. a noise, din, made by many voices a tumultuous crowd, throng. III.

f.

,

together.

, a leathern oil-flasJi, used in the palaestra.

{);

$,

(.5,

in

beg with tears and lamentations. ace. to lament over, beiuail, weep for, mourn.

upon.

:

,

[], Dep.: . and 3 sing,

lament, wail, moan, weep.

intr. to

mourn for c.

lamenting, wailing.•

as Adv., miserably.

5, -$,

II.

the din of battle, the battle-throng.

, ,

)

and iSos, , = Olympia, a district of Elis round the city of Pisa, where the Olympic games were held

by blood, akin, Lat. consanguineus: as Subst.,

properly fem. of

, ,

"OAIIIS,

los

,

).

(sub. ffj or

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 ; to conquer at the Olympic games : also, avf-

, ,

to have carried off the prize

or

Olympic games. '0\\.-\.€, Adv. Adv.

at the

a5os,

(', ) {', ) '5, , to

', :

Olympus, a goddess. 2. crown 0/ //) OZym//i ^a7«es, the Olympic games. 2. a

)

Olympia.

pecul. fem. of

pian, epith. of the Muses

a bro'her or

-, 4€$,

,

more nearly

Olym-

dweller on e\aia the olive-

Olympia

I.

(sub.

to gain a vic-

tory in the Olympic games. 3. an Olympiad, i. e. the space of four years between the celebrations of the Olympic games: the first Olympiad begins 776 B.C.

.

Adv.

{^',

)

at

Olympia

:

dat. pi.

, {'!)

or

, ($) '^ !05, , {', ) --5, {', )

cf.

-, the

5,

in (he

an

con-

conquering

Olympus,

($)

epith. of the

Olympian, diuelling on

gods above,

esp.

of Jove,

:

as

level

:

{.

$, , , (

level

:

make even

to eqjiolise.

ground.

/xos) even, level

5, 8 8,

,

(u/iaAc's),

-€

march

in

even :

impf.

2.

{,

3.

)

Ion.

, .

who

c. dat. to

walk

Adv.

Dor. for Ep. for

»€,

: to

— meet; — Med. attack

in

-^:

f.

to

:

to

I.

together, esp. in part.,

. , , .€, or

metaph.

'^

;

meet in fight

walk

to

$ ^!

evenness, equality.

Adv. evenly

line.

1

or level, to level

;

of equal, like degree; marriage with one of like degree. middling, average, ordinary. Hence 2.

beside,

to

keep pace,

accompany.

3.

. .

toge.'her, jointly,

form of

Olympic games. ov,

a defensive al-

ally.

even, level

equal in speed: to pursue.

[^

ov,

:

they walked in company:

Olympic games. 6,

-

fighting together

ov,

the fight.

Olympic;

queror in the Olympic games,

Comp,

From

in hostile sense, to

temple of Olympian Zeus.

,

:

a fighting together

-5, '$, {, ,

aor.

[],

=

akin.

) {) , , , {) ,

liance, league.

is,

II. as Subst.,

6$ —

relationship by blood.

gen. ovos,

ov,

, €,. ($: ;

Hence

sister.

$,

of the same blood, related

ground.

generally,

victory at

($,

Subst.,

from Olympia.

From

ov, related by blood, kindred.

ov,

another

^ sing. impf. of

-,

3 sing. Ep. aor.

3 1

pi.

aor.

opt. of

I

med.

of

, -,,

—

486

{, $) -5, . ,,,~, , , (, ^) -5,, {, -5, (, for

3


impf. of

i^os,

,

. . :

aKos,

furrows or lands. a dwelling together, union.

)

ov,

arms

:

From

living together

:

, () , 05,

harmonious, blending, in

down upon

,

(6$)

) [, ) ov,

to rain, Lat. pluvialis

-5,

waler.

-5,

ov,

rain.

"OMBPOS,

Lat.

0,

rainy

of or be-

:

rain-

;

{6$,

ov,

ceiving rain.

holdifig or re-

IMBER,

,

-6€5, -65,

a storm of rain, a

) . {, ) ,,

ov,

,

,

sleeping together: as Subst., a bedfellow, consort. playmate.

-, |, ).

, -,

Adv.

es,

-5

.

'/) assembled Dep.

f.

From

gether.

(o/ios) poet, for

{$,

to

together.

-, ,

, ($,

()

Xkos,

,

i],

., &, ,

a

ov,

Ion.

for

of a single person,

=

like stature.

,

{$)

pledge or hostage. pledge or security.

. . . €, {) , {) ,

II.

to be

f.

=

Adv.

of

,

a scholar, hearer. converted with ; unapproachable, savage. a being or living together, intercourse, converse, dealings with another; intercourse with a converse with me II. a meeting, ascountry. 2. instruction. ov,

05, , ,

to be

$

;

-8, , {, ) an

sembly; vabs

ship-mates.

, ', -,. ,

of people, mob, multitude. tumult.

', ,

II. also

Ion.

Dor. smoke, steam.

5

€,

make water,

€{,

to

aros,

to

assembled crowd, a throng II. the throng of battle,

=

Ion.

6,

, misty air, Hence

ev, misty.

)

,'

MINGO,

Lat.

of

pf. pass,

look with eye askance

to

or l£

,

,

$'

mostly

before one's eyes ; so also out of dght.

[]

the eye;

at

;

opp. Lat.

sight.

part.

fern.

pi.

2.

of sun

in

plur.

2.

metaph.

',

to

oi, the

a family of poets in Chios, who pretended to trace their descent from Homer, and recited his

generally, the admirers of

Homer,

a phantom, image offancy.

i.

e.

the

moon ;

$,

, -,

cious.

for

TreXcta,

, Dim.

es,

of

a

;

II. act.

&,

f.

give eyes to

:

—

^

pf. pass,

Pass.,

cf.

.

little eye.

{, (()

depriving of eyes ing, esp. the buds of plants. eyes.

III.

aiOipos, of the

so

the light of happy ; IV. metaph. anything dear or preTreAeias V, periphr. of the person,

Hence to meet.

;

that which one sees,

II.

generally, light

;

tidings.

for

;

',

itap'

(

vvktos,

a hostage, serve as a give as a hostage,

Homerids, :

engaged

of things, to be present to one, to he V. of a place, to come into, be in : to

2.

to.

at hand.

a

trans, to

€, , {')

poems

attend

of Homer, Homeric.

accord, agree. ov,

hostile sense, to

pursuits or business, to he conversatit with,

—

a giving hostages or securities:

security, pledge.

,

ve-

rectis oculis videre, to look straight at to judge of the same age, esp. face to face, in full sight ; Lat. in oculis, as Subst. an equal in age, comrade, by the eye, Lat. ex obtutu ; ev

,), {() 65, , ($) f.

irtpl

2. absol.

battle,

{, ^)

of young persons playmate. II. of :

II.

II. in

to be

:

encounter : absol. to meet one anIII. of social intercourse, to hold converse other. to live familiarly ivith, associate with: to have dealIV. of 2. absol. to befriends. ings with.

equality of age as Collective Subst. those of the same age, ones friends,

.-,

or live together.

a mist, fog.

playmates, comrades.

;

throng about the corpse.

to

f.

assemble, call to-

ayvpis) an aslos, Dor. sembly, meeting : a throng, company. Ion.

:

, {68)

= 6($.

fern,

(, () $, , -€05, , (, ) or

II.

sharing the same hearth.

,

$

€ {6$) -

I

;

fut. inf.

(6$,

ov,

aor.

:

haunt, frequent a spot. striking with

3 sing. fut. of

-€05, ov,

{')

€

come

to

in,

2. generally water. thunder-shower, rain. metaph. a storm or shower of tears, darts, etc. rain-bringing. ov,

-8,

€

meet in

—

ov, also

longing

II. trans, to

bedew, wet. rainy, watery. to

:

, (6$) 68.

,

5,

company with ; associate with the Achaeans evl to be in company among the foremost

unisr^n.

to rain.

f.

ov,

joined together, united, , a pledge to

as Subst.,

II.

together or in to

avKos) playing together on the

ov,

8, 05,

. ,

wedded.

f.

hence,

neighbouring.

rain or shower

-5, {, () ov,

allied in

:

preserve peace, a surety, security, hostage. a cotm-ade, fellow-soldier. Adv. in groups, bands, Lat. turwith adjoining matim : in crowds.

as Subst.,

flute,

—

:

:

deprived of

blighting, canker-

:

{) — .

a mind

—

, ,

quick of sight. explaifi.

"OMNfMI pi,

(, Ep.

—

,

(,

metaph.

II.

or

impf.

:

make

to

pf.

:

Pass., aor.

or

i

or

pers.

distinct,

or

: :

origin

:

aor.

,-,

swear

plqpf. pf.

-,

ov,

same milk

-5,

the

uktos,

of an oath, invoke,

having one commoji

yaXa) suckled with married together,

{$,

-,

from

the

ovtos,

-€,

Att.

same

{$,

ov,

same tongue or language

race.

who

to

to be

with.

of one mind,

agree with, assent ov, gen.

to.

Dor. for ov,

Dor.

monly to

league

like return

($)

:

:

—,

'

ov, Att.

re-

like,

birds of a feather flock to-

£$),

or

pay any one

for

like

to

like,

to have a

;

made one

«V

;

on

6. €V

fair

and

to hold a thing

.) ov,

8)

of the

or meeting.

Subst. a yokefellow.

of the same nation.

yoked together : as II. yoked in wedlock,

married.

-5, (,

by

5, -5,5, ,: .

.

and

f.

to

liken,

-:

compare

of

ness,

$, ,

image.

$

the neuters also

common

character.

.

.

,

the best.

.

to

make a

that

like as

;

'

.

Tots

,

i

esp.

:

made

inf. pass,

a like-

like,

,,

$

.

Med., aor.

Hence

aor. I

manner,

Ion.

:

,

is

like

',

and as Adv. Lat. aeque ac

.

made like, become made like before

like return.

which

'5, in

.

with.

assimilate

like,

be

Ep. for

:

$.

— Pass, and

, make

Pass, to be

Med.

cf.

;

same sense):

(in

to

.

like as

,

of like manners

manner

I

— — :

.

.

likeness, similitude.

like

like,

II.

like as

,

(, .)

aor.

(6$)

^, , , ,

.

.

, {'5)

Adv. -ttws, in

life.

.

Lat. aeque ac

,

ov,

.

?/$) of the same

also like Lat. similis in genit.

a Relat.,

Adv. of

-5, (, yva) ov,

'5

one.

of the same opinion, to agree. From ov, of the same opinion. ov, a fellow-slave. a running together ,

i's,

in dat., but

also followed

:

sharing one's bed.

{$,

—

and

to be

(s,

ov

(sub.

,

-

people or race.

5,

,

of like appearance

Proverbs, ws aiel tuv

:

to

equal terms.

yv)

-5.

-, -5 -5, €, -|5, (, ) -5, (, (, \) -, ) {, ()

sa7ne letters.

-f

)$,

and old Att.

V

5•

like return

From

-5, -5, (,(, ypa) -$, (,

sa77ie

,

Ep.

;

sembling, Lat. similis ayd Oeus dis

make a

ovos, of one Adv. yovq) of the same family. ov, of or with the

mind, like-minded. ov,

5,(8,

a, ov. Ion.

ov

$)

being in like case, sympathising.

yivos) of in like esteem. II. of the same rank or station : presiding over kindred ; all citizens with equal privileges : peers. oi protect a race family, Lat. JDiV The person or thing to which another is like is com-

f.

:

OS,

, )

gentilitii.

together

KaraK-qyw) ending

From.

('5,

es,

like affections,

'".?'•

II.

gods

yvioi

-5,

speak the same

to

ov, contr. for

the

a

Ep.]

(6$,

ijow, to be in like case, to be similarly

gether;' TO

-5 -, -5, ^$, (, € €, , -, (,

speakifig the

f.

also

From

tongue.

ov,

of verses.

same

parefits,

to be like, resemble.

[

Lzt. par pari reof the same family ferre, to give like for like, pay tit for tat. 2. shared II. act. engendering \vith. alike, common, mutual. 3. equal in force, a match yepwv) a contemporary for one, Lat. par. 4. in unisofi with, agree-

generally, kindred, akin.

Att.

as

;

{, *) , (,

in old age.

, -,

, $.

f.

Ep. for

-)'/5 - 8,

-6€,

(s,

(, $)

with.

yacrptos an uterine brother. opos, , born of the same

From

, () , -8,

having

wotnb, born of the same mother

-€5,

.

alike,

{$,

wife.

ov,

of the same age,

partner of one's throne. Adv. with one accord. From ov, of one mind, unanimous.

affected, sympathiy.e.

{, -^)

ov,

husband or

brother.

.

a clansman.

.•

-5,

Subst. a

, ,

^\)

a brother. II. from near at close upon. sharing the same throne, J

- -5,

and Proserpine.

altar, like Ceres

487

hand :

to

:

3

$

call as witness

(, $)

by.

:;

,,

:

hand, hand

i

/ swear;

:

;

II. to

—

($) from the same place, of the same

Adv.

3

fut.

:

:

oath.

iKos,

,. or

imperat.

to swear an oath /o swear to a thing, affirm, : con/inn by oath : foil, by inf /o swear that one will ^ //tJj/ is often inserted before the inf. for the snke of to say with emphasis freq. in part., as,

an

:

Lat. aequalis.

later fut.

inf.

—

—/?. -, (, , ,( , 6-%,,(,$ :

.

.

,

alike

like,

like as

.

were ;

so,

perinde ac ; on a par with .

.

——

:

—

:

((.—6o\os.

488

,

$, () (, 6.-$, ,=6€. - -, -8, -, $. (,) ) -, (, -, -, -5 making

^,

a becoming

2.

like.

a

Dor. for

3 sing. impf.

ouokXcu,

,

image.

Adv.,

aor.

:

:

I

command From

-,

;

:

)

{,

, , -9,

$,

[,

)

a coheir, Lat.

,

rjpos,

-5,

co?tsors.

{)

3 sing. Ion. aor.

:

as Subst.,

ov,

— ^€, bed.

f.

:

reclining on the

aor.

I

Pass., aor. I

:

('/$)

to

:

guage.

pf.

:

speak together, to speak one lanhold the same language, to agree

:

thing, allow, admit, con/ess;

'^

I grant

6. to be conyou. 5. to agree, promise to do. II. Med. to agree, nected with, bear affinity to. III. Pass, to be assent to; much like the Act.

, ,

^,

(

allowed or granted; esp. and pf. part,

knowledged late

;

(>$, 6,

things granted, ac-

a thing agreed on, a postu-

in

-5,

agreement. 7. an agreeme?tt made, war, terms of surrender. 3. an assent,

admission, confession. admitting. Adv. with

ov,

€8, —

{, kiyw)

2.

-ys,

assenting, agreeing,

of things, suitable,

itt

-, ^) -5, ) Adv.

pres. part. pass, of :

accordance

^,

confessedly, avowedly.

(, , (, -65, (, €, , ($) common. ov,

,

otie

flogged

with another, a fellow-slave.

, ,

ov,

born of the same

mother, an uterine brother or sister. ov, V€Kpos) companion in death. f. to be of one mind, agree iogether, have sentiments in Hence 17, 6v, conducing to agreement. samefiess of mind, agreement in sentiFrom ments, unity, Lat. concordia. 17,

-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv,

(,

-

off.

impf. of

, sing.

—

vaos) of one

^.

From

(,

,

f.

to

row

-5,

ov, roiving or

ov,

—

together

:

generally, to

And

agree with, agree together.

swimming together. From

(, 4)

rowing together

:

ge-

nerally, acting together.

'5, , ,

one and the same : belonging to two or more jointly, cominoTi. joint, Lat. communis. (Akin

to

:

$, $, , , , ^,

,€

hence

aor.

€. ($) €$ (, -65,

same spot: Tois

to

pugnare ; meet the enemy.

Lat. cominus

go

to

to

€, -5, ,{, is,

, -,

.

inf. and part, of one and the same place,

aOivos) of equal might.

-€5, (, () -5,, (, , (, (, -8, (, () from -, (, (, ()

arrayed in

ov,

)

a living in the same

Lat. contubernalis.

to live in the

the

same

ov,

, , -, ) -, same cup

ov,

same parents or Ep. for

to

ov,

same

same

tent with.

from

the

same mother.

drifik-offering, sharing the

the

From

From

tent.

ov,

same womb, of

the

living in the

-, -) -, ) ov,

f.

to

Uvai

aiTOs) eating together.

way.

spruTig

come

to eat or live together with.

ov,

tent,

to the

€

iivai, in hostile sense, to

f.

confessedly, avowedly.

agreeably, conformably to

wipe

ov, -opos Ion. opos) having the saffie borders, bordering on,h?Lt.flnitimus as Subst., neigh, a neighbour, borderer: bourhood.

close quarters,

,

:

$, ,

with, to border on.

Adv.

and

compact

to

|65,^,

^- €.) ,

in part. pres.

Hence

principles.

poet, for

=

:

pf.

:

generally, ot

:

of the same feather, comrades ; vdfs TTTfpoi coMsor/-ships, i. e. that sail in company. TTTfpoi birds

- 68, '^'/ ^,

;

akin, alike

like feather,

-

with the same plum•

-, (|, ^,. of

o/itp^w:— Med.,aor. i to, Med. to dry to wipe, to wipe off, dry up : to dry one's tears. for oneself; same aor. I part. med. of to have the same boundaries Ion.

3. to of things, to be in accordance with. make an agreement, come to terms, esp. of a surrenon certain terms. kiri der 4. to agree to a

with

ov,

:

fut.

sharing the same

:

2. to

(OiS,

city or state.

-65, (,

age

of one who calls out l

))

{, -€5, (, ov,

poet,

same

p. for

a cheerer on, encotirager. couch at table.

,)

{, , , (,

ovv,

ov, contr.

the

) )

by the same father. inter-laced.

sailing iogether or in company.

'',, . .

share or portion, esp. of an inheritance

,

€S,

from

a calling otit together, fj, shouting of several persons : the harmo?iy or concert of flutes any loud calling or shouting, whether to encourage or upbraid. having an equal lot, ov, :

TraBos) having the samepassions.

ov,

mostly in latter sense with a loud shout, call to one to

c. inf. to

U7ia?iitnously.

(s,

Ion. 3 sing, to call out, shout to, either to encourage,

f.

cheer on, or to upbraid, chide do.

mind, agreeing in sentiments, unanimous, Lat. concors.

like, likejiing.

lihejiess,

:

:

sharing in the

bound by treaty. sown together

$.

ancestors.

walk together with. sent together with,

) ,

—

:

-ovapLov.

in

company

with.

-8, ,-€5,

(,

II.

) )

of the same kind.

clad alike

:

$) (, (, €$, , -5, (, among

the Persians, the

among

themselves, the

oVf

ov,

craft: as Subst.,

oi

:

)

chief nobles who were eqtml peers of the realm.

-5,

a fellow-workman.

equally honoured, held

ov,

honour

in equal

buried together. practising the same

(,

489

() , (, )

wine made from unripe ov, 0, grapes. II. metaph. as masc. Adj. harsh, austere, bitter, crabbed. ayos, , with sour or unripe grapes. ov, belonging to the navel : as — Subst., 2. having a boss, like a boss.

-,

,,

(\$)

, 6$.

€, (6$) £5, $ 6\( ''2, ,

having a navel 01 a cetitral boss.

iv,

having one common wall, separated by a party wall: metaph. hardly

boss

different from.

anything like a navel : the raised knob or boss in the middle of the shield, Lat. umbo. 2. a knob

ov,

-, (,(, €) same

tabic with.

Tponos) of the same habits

-Tpoiros, ov,

(.

-8,

,

brojight

(,

ov,

—

)

like habits

a comparison. together with

:

as Subst.,

:

,

^// beasts

;

— also

:

brought up or bred

up with men. Adv. (properly neut. gen. of

of Place

,

sitting or eating

ov,

at the

togelher, at once

$),

(€

earth and sea together.

together,

yaiav

;

2.

, . €, , -5, ),

together wiih,

with or among the dead. 3. near, hard by : nearly, almost. 4. in like manner as, just like as, Lat. aeque ac. fut. of

along with;

c. dat.,

,

Ion. for

(,,

$.

8, €, , () 6($ -, (, ) ov,

as Subst.,

goirig together with:

a companion.

of one mind with; a war resolved on unanimously. being ofthe same mind, unity. From ovos, , of one mind,

,,

,

) , , ,) (, ) (,

agreeing in sentiments, united.

-\|8,

-5, people

:

€S,

ov,

as Subst.,

TO

saineness of race. to

f.

with.

chime in with.

2. to

66-$,

speak the same language

(, , (,

From

-, ) €, ,(, 5, -5, -5, (, 5) ,, ,

guage

with.

2.

f

:

ov, contr.

same

the surface, skin.

to keep

ov,

the

time with.

From

(,

colour.

, ,

having an equal right

",

)

voting with.

II.

, ,

,,

thriving, large:

()

mother of corn.

of

2. metaph. aKos, , an unripe grape. a young girl. a prophecy, a divine voice, opp. to oracle, warning voice : any token conveying divine II. fame, intimation later, tuneful voice, melody. report; the report about thee. aor. 1 inf. pass, of

6, ,

. , . , .,-,,.) , )

,

a

:

:

)

-|,

, ,—

aKos,

of

pf.

-5, ,

pf

3 sing, ov, and

—

pass, of ov,

($,

,,a ambiguous, equivocal. ov, ov, and living under the same roof with. Adv. of equally, alike, in equal parts, same name:

namesake.

$,

$,

II. c.

ac ; of Hell. Conj.

,—

still,

(,

together,

$ $ is

hated like the gates

-€5,

ov,

,

but

or

in Att. often

art diseased.

still,

.,

for all

joined with a part., Lat.

6$ hear me although thou ($, () holding or dwelling gods worshipped in the same

, ()

^6$.

Dor. and Att, for (ovos, aypios) the wild

-5, ,

"ONA'P,

once,

($) nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet

quamvis,

-,08, .

at

dat. like as, equally wiih, L^X. pariter

Lat. tanien;

,

,

-

like

2.

($ 8

alike.

as Subst.,

-$,

II.

-05,

ovaio,

TO, a

aor. 2

ass.

med. opt. of

dream, vision in

.

sleep, opp. to a

corn, nourishing,

—

waking

dream of

from [],

of

II. in Att., ovap was mostly a shadow. used as an Adv., in a dream, in sleep ; ov5e ovap not vrrap ovap even in a dream : often opp. to to live in a dream or awake. TO, Dim. of ovos, a young ass.

:

, food.

—

and

vision only used in nom. and ace. (oveipos and ovfipov being used in the other cases): proverb, of anything fleeting or unreal, oKids ovap the

together, unite

, = $. cor

3.

the navel or centre

as

temple.

to be united.

aor. I

',

:

-

Pass.,

to vote with.

($) to join

f

6$

the navel or centre of the sea

Delphi was called Earth.

together; deol

xpovos) of the same time with. -xpovs, ovv, of

ov,

as the

same lan-

agreeing in tone, in imison with. sameness of colour. II.

smoothness of surface

\$ \$,

that

speakitig the

ov,

II.

on the horse's yoke to fasten the reins to. the centre : so Calypso's island Ogygia is called

Lat. pariter.

of the same age or nature. of the same race or ol, meti of the same race:

the navel, Lat. umbilicus.

ov,

havitig the

to be

f,

a shield with

;

name of

Ceres,

,

:

,

^—. .. , —

:

,

,

490

€,

Dor. for

med.

aor. 2

3 sing. fut. of

of

inf.

65.

ovaais, Dor. for

—

Att.

f.

aor.

:

Aeol. for

victuals.

I

common

wvei-

fut.

:

:

:

€$

help, support

, ,

€, , {() €05, {) ,

TJpos,

:

a reproach. a reproaching : reproach. a reproacher, tip-

{)

,

braider

:

:

as masc. Adj. reproachful.

fut.

[d], part,

imperat.

:

Pass,

aor.

from

as if

-

obsol.

impf,

-, -,

opt.

;

-

or

inf.

I

light.

;

part,

Act. to profit, benefit,

I.

and, like Lat. Jiivo, to gratify, deMed. to have profit or advantage, to

;

II.

have delight or enjoyment : c. gen. have enjoyment or pleasitre of a thing. 2.

enjoy help to enjoy,

esp. to

;

in aor.

freq.

any report or character, whether good or bad, hke Lat./hwa ; but commonly, reproach, blame. 2. matter of reproach, a reproach, disgrace. OV610S, ov, (ovos) of an ass ; oveiov ass's milk. to,

I

aor. 2

:

:

aor.

— Med. and

reproach, upbraid.

—

Pass.,

\$

hand-mills.

inf.

pf.

:

5, , , *, ,,, . , , of the

with fut. med. {cveidos) to throw a reproach upon, cast in one's teeth, object or impute something to one, Lat. objicere. 2. to :

s

ovos, a little ass, donkey.

{ovos) of OT for an ass; turned by an ass, larger than the stones

a mill-stone

vas

disgraceful.

:

.

Dim. of

,

,

oviKos,

{.)

oveiSeios, ov, [ovetSos) reproachful

6€5,

—

:

TO,

v€a,food,

plur.

:

,

ovCa,

anything that oveiap, to, gen. oviiaros, profits or is helpful, advantage, succour : a refreshment, refection

:

good wishes,

opt.

2

aio,

ovs

I

so fnay

express

to

thrive

ovaio,

!

^^,

may est

thou be happy 1 also with yevvaiov bless thee for thy noble ovaio spirit so also in phrase laOKos ejvai, ovcipara, used as pi. of oveipov. he seems brave, may he be evos (sub. or ovcipeios, a, ov, {oveipos) dreamy, of dreams; kv fortunate ! u tis also ironical, ovaio oveipeiriai at the gates of dreams. v€i4 ce you would however be the better for it, if one

,

} €-5,

ov, 6, {oveipos,

6-5,

of dreams.

,

,

($,

,,

these a sing. gen. and dat., as if

,

-,-

inter-

dream

:

the

and from were formed,

(!$,

dream

f,

:

From

cheat by dreams.

",

€8, , 6-5,

oveipo-iroXos, ov, (ovapos,

cf.

,

)

ovap, oveipov.

2. as

of dreams.

ov, (oveipos,

€-5,

of dreams.

ov, {oveipos,

6-,

, -05

,

-,

Att.

(ovos n) to

, 5,

Dor.

(ovos,

driver.

65,

[],

, ,

aor. 2 part.

aor.

[or

ov,

ov,

i

;

(ovos,

5, , () 02, ,

;

3 sing. fut.

useftil,

2.

:

€s,

dirt,

dung.

names of

IV.

in

under also used with the

persons, for the person, like

, as

: a saying. nomen, opp. to

sion

speak speak yov.

, 2[

aor. I

:

of, call

:

fut.

:

:

pf.

—

3.

the

to

or address by name.

man

a sophist by

or call

name:

ass-driver.

:

inf.

aiding,

advantage, service

$

;

they call

or

be called by a narne.

3

pi.

fut.

:

opt.

aor. 1

;

or ep-

e/i

tivos

or after another; so also kni to have one called by a name,

3 sing. opt.

£p.

to

from

— Med.

— Pass, to

name:

I

name,

name

opp. eivai

name

to

2. to

opp. to doing, as to call one by a name,

2 sing,

:

Pass., aor.

:

:

-

Aeol.

() —

pf.

as

of,

Tivos or Tivi

ass-

S)

V. a word, expresVI. in Grammar, a noun, Lat. Lat. verbum, a verb.

TloXvveiKovs.

also aor.

i

pass,

,-

imperat. Ep.

;

(

aio,

Ep.

:

Homer

has also Ep. 2 pi. pres. ovveaOe, 3 sing. aor. I Dep. to blame, reject, find fault, be discontented with, scorn : c. gen., ws ae toKira not even thus do I fancy that thou wilt be :

profit,

is

II.

, , , , ,,

profitable

name;

as opp. to reality, esp. opp. to (pyov, like Xoyos.

succouring.

enjoyment, delight.

to bear a call

also

an

:

to give

a false name, pretence, pretext; en

understand-

€\) an

Aeol.

Oeivai

;

one by a name. fame, report, whether good or bad.

:

^)

med. of

(65)

one a name; KaXuv Tiva to

a name

c.

(ovapos) to dream. windlass, to

,

.

NOMEN,

Lat.

an interpreter

draw up with a

-05,

",

Ion.

appearing

.

(ovos) ass*s dung.

to

prop. n.,'Oveipos,

))

haul up.

,

os,

ovoiTO, 3 sing. pres. opt. of aTos, Ion.

the pretence.

dreams, haimting one's dreams. ovos, , {ovupos, ing dreams.

(-

name, name,

versed in dreams

4)

€ -

'),

III.

an interpreter of dreams. a dream: also the subject of a

as Subst.,

dream:

absorbed iti dreams : of horses. II.

to be

of, as, 'i-mrovs

€

were to wash you. ovis,

an

from a nom. oveipap.

ace. to

god

interpreter

(oveipos,

preter of dreams. ov€ipov, TO, collat. form of oveipos, a pi. mostly in use is

:

!

—

)$) an

Lat. sis felix

discontented with thy

:

'

ill

fortune.

. :, -,, ) —

—

,, . name,

{) — Ion.

fut.

:

:

poet, for

to

name, appoint. Adv.

4. to

pronounce,

utter.

calling by name,

by na^ne, Lat. nomifiatim.

kXvtos) o/famous name,

6v,

retiowned.

II. act.

celebrating.

{)

by name, Lat. nominaiim.

Adv.

Ion.

-, , ,

named to of name or note, :

be named, to be inentioned. II. famous, glorious : of things, met)iorable.

-5,

, $.

{, ^')

,

Ep. aor.

who

one

tells

an

wood

generally, a spear.

-

-^,

:

4$)

|-8, -, ) ($. €s, {o^hs,

sighted

sharp-sighted, quick-

Sup.

6-,,{5,$) :

)

|-5,

sharp-sounding, shrill-

o^i-€0eipos, ov, {o^vs, iOeipa) with sharp, pointed irreg. plur. o^veOdpcs.

:

-)

{$,

ov,

€, ,— {)

, -5,

sharp-edged, sharp-

metaph. sharply goaded.

:

to be

f.

qidck-tempered:

-5,

i

med.

part, of

to be

blamed or scorned.

Ep. for

, , ,

fut. inf.

,

like

ovoTos,

17,

blame, rail

to

ov, {o^vs,

$) ^) moved

an

{ovos,

-5, -5,

ov,

(s,

that

the things

,

sum,

part, of

Ep.

human

:

.

summis

(,

to stand

a/cpovs

digitis.

2.

i^

Horace's de tenero ungui, from a tender age. II. a gem streaked with veins, an onyx : also any vessel

€,, -,

. ) , (, ,

made of it.

Ep. dat.

and

pi.

a sauce

made of vinegar

Ion. for

of d^vs

:

of o^vs, sharply.

05, , , for 5[], a

fern,

]2.T

€s,

{65)

of or for vinegar

vinegar. {o^os) sour, of wine.

;

2

dat. pi.

o|vv0€LS, aor.

|,

f.

2.

,

—

as

.

From make sharp or

a sharpener.

{o^ts) to

:

that seems to contradict

insaniens sapientia or con-

as,

metaph.

pointed, to

to

,—

) ), ), )

with beechen shaft.

|-38,

($ -, -5,

metaph.

poititedly foolish

part. pass, of

I

rjpos,

quickly roused to in hot blood.

spur on, stimulate, sharpen: Pass, to be provoked. also to provoke ev, poet, for o^vs, sharp-pointed ; or o^voeis, f

Jagged

sour-tempered, crabbed. o|is, {o^os) a vinegar-cruet, Lat. acetabulum. II. a sort of shrimp. o^os, cos, TO, (£') sour wine: vinegar, Lat. acetum.

$, ,

,,

itself, a paradox, such cordia discors.

from

brine.

€5, Adv.

keenly laboured or

clear-singing.

, a remark

Subst.,

sharpen.

of

{o^os,

{$,

ov,

ov, {o^vs,

in

beings, a nail, Lat. unguis;

kir'

murder

^uvos

;

^•-5,

Aeol. for

dat. pi.

{o^vs,

ov,

wrath

the talons of a bird of prey: also in sing., of beasts

tiptoe, Lat.

clear-singing.

ov, {o^vs,

really, actually.

Hence

Aeol. for

of prey, a claw; of of cattle, a hoof;

on

seizing quickly.

studied.

8, ,

pi.

to seize the

:

glib-tongued.

{$, 4$)

which one has, pro-

perty, fortune.

Adv.

[t]

loudly wailed.

{, {,

is,

actually exist, the present, opp. to the past and future: II.

{$,

to seize quickly

ov,

also reality, truth.

quickly,

with pointed hair: of

at.

which

—

quick-tempered.

ov, {o^vs,

ov, {o^vs,

plants, with prickly leaves.

of

ass-keeper.

(,

quick to anger, quick-

tempered, passionate, choleric.

opportunity.

part. neut. of

Hence

-, quickness to anger, choler.

ov, {o^vs,

for ovocttOs.

pi.

quick to anger,

also as Pass, to be provoked.

) •€5, ^, . ) €, . •-5, , {) ^^, , , {5) ) -05, ) -, ) ,, -5, ) -, -($, ) , € -5, $ ) , . , , -.€ -5,, 5)) , Ep. aor.

a spear-

a vinegar-saucer, Lat. a shallow dish or saucer. €s, {o^vs, sharp-pointed: generally, pointed, rough. and ov, , {o^vs, shrillscreaming : sharp-buzzing. ov, {o^vs, yoos) shrill-wailing.

acetabulum

Pro- pointed

.

for an ass's shadow, like Lat. verbs iTfpl ovov ovov itofeai de lana caprina, i. e. for a mere trifle ass's wool, like of something not existing. II. from the ass being a beast of burden, the name was applied to, windlass, crane, l. pulley. 2. the upper millstone. III. a beaker^ wine-cup, prob. from its shape.

,

:

II.

TO, {o^vs,

-5,

ass, Lat. asinus, asina

:

its

hair:

of

I

,

6 and

17,

made from

491

kind of beech.

a

sounding.

people's names, Lat. Jiomenclator.

"ONOS,

or

shaft

name, Lat. nomino : also, io give a 2. io promise to do. by a name. 3,

call by

to, call

-

aor.

-, {, ) -, {, , {)

name

:

ov,

{$,

shell.

{o^vs, irayjjvai) sharp-pointed.

«s, «s,

{$,

, , vow,

-, ^-, -Trovs,

with a sharp

sxuift-footed.

ov,

{$,

,

sharp-pointed.

gen.

{$,

vovs)

having a sharp prow:

generally, with a sharp front or point. (s,

poet, for

= o^vppoiTos.

{$,

quick-turning, nicely

-poiros, ov,

:

—

492 poised, of a delicate balance; easily easily

.

' ., -, —

—

,

swayed: metaph.

Ep

$'2,$

^',

b^iia Ion.

sharp, keen, pointed;

a sharpened stone for a knife; (s o^b aviy-

the sharp point or of impressions on the senses, sharp, keen, piercing; ef the sun, like rapidtis sol in Virgil, dazzling. 2. of sight, keen, piercing; to be most keen of sight o^v to be quick of hearing. 3. of sound, sharp, shrill, opp. to Papvs. 4. of taste, sharp, pungent. III. 5. of pain or grief, sharp, piercing. <]7Uck, sharp, keen, hasty, esp. quick to anger. IV. of motion, quick, swift. Besides Adv. the neut. o^v, and pi. are often used as Adv. sharply, etc. ov, (o^vs, sharp-toothed ; of the gad-fly, sharp-stinging ; of a sword, keen-edged. II.

((

;

,

—

|-8,, |-€5, 5, ,

) ).

) , {) , . 2

med. of

fut.

by the

-$, ,

[d], ovos. Ion.

-05,

sing.

{5,

-vaTpos,

ov, for

same father.

brought to a point ; ro

vertex of a triangle.

€,

for

roused or led on, Lat. propenstis.

a compatiion, comrade, esp. in war

"', $,

servant, attendant.

an awl, Lat. subula the usual form. oir€p, Ep. for oanep. which

tcrrcas,

'•€,

'',

for a

is

$, . ,

7Js,

Ion. for

an

ope?iing, hole

,

:

a hole in the roof,

, ,

chimney.

omrj Ep. oirmr) Dor.

:

also like

a

Aeol.

:

Adv. of Place,

Ion.

by which way, Lat. qua, and so where, like 7ibi

like

later

:

whither, Lat. quo.

Lat.

2. c. gen.,

yas, Lat. quo terrarum ? to which part of the land? also like Lat. tibi terrarnm? where? II. II. of Manner, in what way ? how ? {6$) sharpness, pointedness. of sound, highness of pitch or tone. Dor. 2. of taste, punto follow, accompany, attend, gency. III. metaph. sharpness, cleverness. 2. go with another. From of action, quickness, haste. Dor. accompanying, ov, attending : and as Subst. sharp-cutting, keen. , an attendant. ov, {o^vs, tOvos) stretched to a point Adv. when, at what time. II. since, sharp, piercing : violent. Lat. quoniam. II. having the acute accent, i. e. accent on the last syllable, oxytone. OTrias, ov, , cheese made from milk curdled ov, (o^vs, piercing, pointed, prickly. with fig-juice {piros) in full Tvpos omas. ov, {o^vs, (puoyyos) = f. to have re-Dep. (ottls) ovos, , , {o^vs, sharp-witted. spec t for, care for, regard: to stand in awe of, dread, ov, {o^vs, with clear, shrill voice. fear : also to reverence, honour, obey. Xfipos, (o^vs, quick of hand. 2. and 6m0€v, Adv., poet, for KTvnos a sound of quick-beating with the hands. ov, poet, for ov, (o^vs, quick to anger. coming after a mortal;

=

{o^vs,

€S,

,

(, €()

|-|05,

|-5,

) . )))

-5, -5, -, -5, -6, -5, -,

^ , ,

\$)

. , , ', , : : '

wxp) sharp-sighted.

Ep. for ov, gen. of os or Dor. for

0.

Dor. for

:

Ep.

, -

aor.

fut.

fv

—

, . . , €, .

the rain. Subst.,

,

:

as

of

5, ,

6ms,

to a

:

—

.

6€, {', •3,

, (*) :

around

to look

,

opt. of

^.

3 sing. Ep. aor.

or I

;

.

bad

in

{)

regard paid

sense, vengeance,

punishment; onis the vengea7ice of Uie gods. 2. in good sense, reward, favour, regard. 3. awe, ve-

,

,

jieration, respect, Lat. reverentia.

6€, om0€V

Adv., Aeol. and Dor. for and before a vowel

(^oms)

:

:

Lat. pone

behind, opp. to

;

01

act.

and med.

, -

Ep. of Place, after,

6€

I.

:

in front

6€.

those left

\oyoi the remaining books; to or the hinder parts, rear, back; fis cOev back, backwards. 2. as Prep, with gen., beII. of Time, after, hind : also inferior, second to. behind;

ol

, -, ,

.

ov, also os, ov,

-, :

back or cover.

()

the hind-legs. ov, gen. ovos,

ing backwards, [a] I

after,

generally, to observe, watch.

ace.

person or thing

posticus

Dor. for i

:

in future, hereafter.

with a hole or opening

bole in the roof.

aor.

:

($ €$ , 6€

—

() ,a

f.

gaze curiously at

:

a, ov,

:

at-

:

5,

-

the glory that lives after men. 'OiriKoi, 01, the Opicans, an ancient people of Italy: Adj. 'OiriKos, 77, ov, ancient, barbarous, Gothic.

Ep. I Ep. aor. I to make to follow, give as a companion or follower ; to give him much people to follow, i. e. tnake him leader over many Med. to make another follow one, take as a companion OT follower. 11. of things, kvBos Tivi to give him glory to follow:— to add, attach, annex to : generally, to give, grant, bestow ; epyov -rrpus to put a work of art on the shield. Ill, to follow, pursue, press hard: absol. to force one's way: Pass, Aios a torrent forced on (i. e. swoln with) f.

— Med., Ep.

()

••-5, $)

05, an

tendant.

', $,^, ()

.

-^,

,,

(S, (o^vs,

. , ,

ov,

{6€,

)

hinder, Lat.

(6(, yp(f>) written

walk-

on the

—

-, ) -, (, ) -, -, , ££, , {) -,

bound behind or

{6,

the back chamber , of a temple at Athens the cella of the old temple of Athena in the citadel, used as the treasury. grazing backov, :

wards, of certain

with large horns slanting

cattle

(6€,

es,

, , ,

vvyi]vai) pricking

from

gen. -noSos, {oniffOf, , novs) walking behind, following, attendant. f.

the rear, form the rear-guard.

W. to

guard

to

command

Hence

the rear-guard.

,

command

the

$, , , {6€, \^)

. ()

,, , ,

mus.

ov,

hindmost, Lat. postre^

-

Ep. Adv. (oTris) of Place, behind, also (Is backwards : to contr. backwards. 2. as Prep, with gen. after, beIII. hind. II. of Time, afterwards, hereafter.

,

,.

8, €, (^) {)

,

,

, ,

:

Att.

f.

— Med., Ep.

aor.

:

(:

aor.

I

—

Ep.

:

Pass., aor.

I

to make or pf. of meats, to dress : so in Med., to prepare one a meal of horses, to get ready, harness : of soldiers, to equip, arm, harness

Ep. 3

get ready

pi.

:

:

:

iiho, to train, exercise.

2. to

Pass, to get ready, be ready

arm :

as

.

II.

,

a preparing for war, equipment, accou-

,,, ()

, () , , , ${

an army, armament.

equipment, armour.

verb. Adj. of

heavy-armed.

,From

to be

f.

soldier.

)

madly fond of arms, have

From

es,

of war,

arms.

II. otie

)

madly fond of

of using heavy arms

the art

rally, the art

ov,

who

:

gene-

From

tactics.

fighting in heavy

drills soldiers.

!

I. a any tool or implement : cordage, cables, ropes, cords; a sickle; a blacksmith's tools; 11. mostly in plur. yepovTiKOv a staff. implements of war, arms whether offensive or defensive, harness, armour; rarely in sing, a weapon: Iv 2. in sing, to remain under arms. mostly the heavy shield used by Greek foot-soldiers, — whence the name 3.

ship's tackling,

^

heavy-armed

.

,

soldiers.

quarters.

,

,

also, the

4.

camp,

,

,

an

5,

commanding

:

€ <, , -$,

serve as a heavy-

soldier

—

Pass, to

carried a pike

ov,

,

(),

—

armed:

,

as Subst.,

warrior.

II,

,

,

one of the body-guard.

{%)

().

relat.

, ' place.

Ep.

{)

whithersoever;

how

2. c. gen.,

far.

in the world, Lat.

quo terrarum. far.

', how, how relat.

' II.

thither

up yfjs

to

whither

of Manner,

,

,

$ 5$ ,

ov: ov, Ion. oKoios, Adj. of what sort, kind, or quality, Lat. is II. the correlat. of ;

$,

such as; such word as thou hast spoken, such shalt

..

$

thou hear again. ;

, '5,

IV.

qualiscunque. pi

Adj. what sort

where. Adv. Adv. of Place, whither,

relat.

for

he.

arms,

an armed man, a

of what country, Lat. cvjas. relat. Adv. whence, Ion.

esp.

oiroOcv Ep.

where; what place,

From

--

of a person,

from what

)

have a body-guard. bearing

{',

ov,

subject

an armed host. II. a heavy-armed foot-soldier, and a large shield

armour;

:

, , ,

armed

qualis.

the

. i) heavy-armed, armed in

,

{) —

:

oiroios, a, ov, Ep. OTrtroios,

,,

[]

who

-5, {, , -5, {',

{)

one must arm. of a warrior.

-05,,,(^) {$, -) ov,

II.

6$.

=

,

as Subst.,

, ",

to be

f.

to get

poet, for

oneself.

oiTOi Ion. oKOi, relat.

trement, arming.

full

ready for

arm, prepare for

to

Hence

oirXiais,

armed

{)

Med.

($ —

old tribes at Athens.

battle.

= oi

TO

:

65, €, () ", , , :

,

oirXiTiKOs,

or

Hence of or for a heavy-armed soldier;

ov, Comp. and oirXoTcpos, a, ov, and Sup. without any Posit, in use poet, for viaiTcpos, vewTttTos those more or most capable of gen of bearing arms, the youth, the men fit for service, opp. to make ready. poet, for then, generally, of age, a hoof, properly the solid hoof of to the old men and children but also the cloven hoof of horned cattle. y(V(fj younger by birth, Lat, minor natu : also, avZpis men of later days. (v, armed. = to bear heavy arms, be a heavyf. name of one of the four

over again, again, [] oirXds, Dor. for

a horse

, . , , ,,

'^, ^. ,

opp. to light-armed troops,

:

TO,

of the rear. one who the rear-guard of

watches behind : ol an army. Adv., Ep. for

493

a man-at-arms

arms.

,

,

'.

a mania for war.

forwards. behind.

:

(57<9€?—

-€«, , (, 4)

backwards.

:

III.

tis

tis refers to a special

^ what manner of man was ovv of what kind soever, Lat. also in neut. V. Adv.

078

:

like as, Lat. qualiter.

ov,

, juice,

esp. of trees or plants, the milky

:

;:

;

705-=^07.

494

—

. . , , , , ,:, ,, , {) $

gtim

juice, resin, or

metaph., ottos oiros, gen. of

6.

Adv.

often as

i.

the acid juice of the Jig-tree

:

:

($)

as

many

times as

exposure to the sun.

scorch, burn.

the juicy freshness of youth.

'•€€5,

..

,

=

Adv. (oiroaos) at as

many

places as

Adv., poet, for

Ep.

,

..

():

to see.

,

-

as many, as many as as large, as large as Ep.

..

-, .

.

,

,

of

I.

Lat. quot.

Number,

of Space,

II.

Lat. qjiantus.

,

for

(ttotc): Conj.

,

followed by subjunctive, whensoever, Lat, quandocunque. Ion. relat. Conj. when, Lai. ottOtc Ep.

quando. buOTtpos,

causal sense, /or

II. in

//.>a/,

becat/se, since.

,

ov,

),

(sub.

()

,

are

.

see

:

oittOs,

, -,

when

3.

as Adv., for

^,

neut.

in xvhichever

of : also for whether, Lat. utrum, there is choice of two things. II. one of

-€ Hence-,

two, Lat. alteruter.

,

Adv. from

relat.

which of the two, from whether of the twain. relat. Adv. in whichever of two ways. relat. Adv. {onoTcpos) to which or whichever of two sides ; in which of two ways. Ion. relat. Adv. where, Lat. ubi. 2. also c. gen., orrov 7^5 where in the world, Lat. ubi ter-

0(8,

,

''

rarum. there are places, where. 3. in some places, somewhere, as Lat. est ubi for

, , €, . . . , . , . . , , , . , ' ' , , €5, , .

cubi.

.

.

,

,

i.

e.

ali-

—

or oTrovnep av, wherever wheresoever, Lat. «6/-

4.

cunque. time when.

II.

of Time, like Lat. ubi, when, at the

of Manner, how. IV. Causal, because, since, Lat. quando, quoniam. (Really gen. of an old Pron. *o7ros.) Adv. poet, for Dor. for Dor. for Adv., Ep. for Ep. for enoOfV, oTTiroios, Ep. for Dor. for ov, Ep. for onoaos. Ep. for Ep. for III.

€. 8, 6€.

,

, €. ''€6,

, ', [)' . $.

^,

,

()

:

(,

pf.

to boil.

pottery, to bake or burn.

:

:

:

—

f.

:

to roast or

2. to

—

med. of

Ion. pf.

,

to be

Dor. 3

:

poet, for

oipis,

.

married,

sing,

a sight, view, vi-

poxver of seeing.

II. sight,

son.

,

,

from being the fruit-time,

II.

means

the fruit itself, esp. tree-fruit.

. ,/ the

vigour of

ripe

life,

€{)€3.

Att.

,.^ 05,

17,

€$,

, ()

()

gather frtiits off 6v,

to

gather fruits.

of or at the time of early the sumtner-sXar,

[t is

-8, $ Ep.

ner, how, in

,, spot.

ii,

oTos,

5.

saw.

^, 6$ me

^ $ ,, «

has

made

I am,

as

e.

i.

4. c. gen.,

i.

2.

,

(

as,

such as he immediately, (sub.

as

e.

quick as

howsoever, in xvhat manner soever; so, not in any way whatever, not in the onws it is not (i. e. cannot be) 6.

.

;

but,

' €' $

ov, Lat.

quin it cannot but be that. of Time, when, as, so soon as; .

From

bearing fruit. relat. Conj. of Man-

run as you are off for feet,

can.

.

)

(^$: —

((\(, he 3.

t'xfTc),

long Ep., to bear fruit.

Ion.

for

for

wills.

on the

rising

what way or manner, Lat. quomodo.

sometimes put

((€,

marked the beginwhen last syll. is long.]

whose

-,

ov,

II.

tree.

dog-star, also ^cipios,

f.

metaph.

part. Att. fut. of

autumn, autwnnal; ning of

also

III.

manhood.

Ion. for

f.

to

harden by

meat

woman,

a spy, looker out. properly the part of the year between the rising of Sirius and of Arcturus, the end of summer : it was the rainy and stormy sea-

'

;

of the

Ion.

also of

broil

bake bread

3. to bake,

aor.

:

II. Pass.,

ijpos,

that Pass.,

prepared

baked or burned.

, () , ' ,{)

least.

vision.

generally,

boiled meats and roast:

become a wife.

'

also baked.

kitchen.

the tenses of

f. I. Act. of [] the man, to marry, wed, take to wife, have to wife OTTViovTts married men, opp. to the unmarried {r)i-

you

for

sight,

impf.

I

. -,

, () roasted

,

opp. to

.

for

6,

Att.

sion.

Ep.

to sight

by the bride-

Dor. also oirriWos.

;

:

€<

by fire, baked;

€).

and two ways

the eye

obsol. pres.

utervis, uterlihet, utercunque.

, ( ,($,

made

*'•,[], whence formed , , () roasted

also of pottery, etc.,

:

:

w/i'/ob o/"

belonging

of

presents

groom on seeing the bride without the veil: generally, presents upon seeing or to see a person.

ov (vorepos) a, ov, Ep. oirirorcpos, two, whether of the twain, Lat. uter : also 2. onoTfpowhich of lis two, which of you two. whichever of the two, Lat. aovv and oirorfpos

—

after a thing,

spy, Lat. speculator.

whither.

relat. Adj.,

pres. pass. part, of

8, , (6) one who looks

.

ov, Ep. oiriroaos,

Ion.

6€5,

to

as

[a]

.

Dor. for

metaph. of love,

4.

.

,

non

like Lat. ut,

when they quam, with Sup,

the Trojans shuddered III. like

ws and

,

Lat.

fieri potest

^,

II.

.

.

;

Spaas of Adv.

juam

as quickly as possible, Lat.

oirojs

celerritne

onws

B.

—

as well as possible.

ottcus

;

an end or

as final Conjunction, denoting

^

purpose, that, in order that, so that, Lat. quo, ut, followed, I, by the Subjunct. when the anteced. Verb is of pres. time, as, he is looking that he may be ottcds k€v keep try-

,—

, 6$

;

ing that thou mayest come also ellipticaliy (sub. opa, opaTe, etc.) to express a caution, usually with :

,

not

6$

as,

)

ye

so also with indicat. fut

;

men

see that ye be

thou do it avSpes 'iceaOe

iroiTjarjS, [see] ,

aor., as,

Indicat. of fut.

6$ yivoiTo ueKyei 6$ '$

(^()

(\eyov

ing (spoke) that ;

beguiles

him with

Ithaca

also

:

might be done.

it

the

if

the

kept speak-

I

III.

avTois

(5,

.

Sei-

63

€(

them, but you are

grateful to

—

even taking measures against them in full, OTTCUS I do not say that, etc. so, = the not only not so, but not at all. V. Conjunction /xjy generally used only with aor. 2 subj., or with indicat. fut. opdas, Ep. for opis, 2 sing, of that which is seen, a view, ;

;

:

, $,

, ()

sight.

opaais, opUTOS,

6, later

form of

() , ()

eojs,

,

—

, ,

(6py)

:

things visible.

:

aor.

wpyaaa:

I

to soften, knead,

aor.

f.

angry, enrage. strument.

TO,

,

pf. pass,

wpyaa\

mould, Lat. subigo.

uipyava: {opyq)'.

I

intr. to

II.

grow

—

make

to

or be angry.

Dim. of opyavov, a small

tool or in-

'$

{ipyov) an instrument, implement, tool, engine ; \aivca opyava the stony works of Aniphion, i. e. the walls of Thebes. II. a must' cal instrument. III. the material of a work. IV. the work, product itself.

,

,

ov,

{*tpy)

$,

opyas

workiiig, fashioning.

, {py)

as

it

a well-watered,

meadow.

(opyfj) to swell or teem with moisture

sou, to abound, swell with produce

ripens

c. inf.,

;

of

:

[the crop]

0^701

of

:

swell

fruit, to

ripe

is

of animals, to swell with lust, wax wanton, be at heat: to be excited, passionate. 2. c. gen. to yearn or long for. u)vos, Ep. ovos, o, (opyia) a priest. ,(opiy) impulse, feeling: the temperament, disposition, temper, esp. in pi., social dispositions. II. any violent emotion or passion, anger, wrath ; opyfj to indulge one's anger; opyrjv prone to anger, passionate opyfi as opyijs, Adv. in anger, in a passion : so also bpyqv, 2. Tlavvs opyai cpyrjs, rpus opyrjv. for cutting.

11.

'

:

€'

panic passions,

terror.y.

{epyov) only used in

seeing, the sense of sight. to be seen, visible;

III.

to discern, perceive.

, 6, 7 ,65', €y , . $. ,,, toutojvI

you not only are not

: , ,:

of the mind, f

(sub. 7^), she fertile tract of land, a

( ' 65

IV, in Att. occurs the phrase not only not so, but . , .

by the

495

seen to be wretched

he should forget

view that

to convey a caution,

or

£c(S.

2.

^, ,

by the Optat.,

11.

I

anteced. Verb be of past time, whether imperf. or

—

: : : , € (. *-, , , , , ',, €*' , (, ( ( ). , , : -5, ,' \( ' ,

secret rites,

pi.,

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. Ion. impf. of Bacchus, orgies. 2. any mysteries, without reference to relilater Ep. also pf. pass. fice. later Other tenses are supplied from the gion. Hence 77,

secret worship, practised

:

pc

Root

is

Pass.,

:

pf

fut.

same Root.

formed also aor.

2

know,

To

pf.

from

:

are

aor. 2

med.

[],

)

;

;

.

.

.

^

5

trans, to see, look at, behold, perceive, observe, c. ace.

(Horn.), and

aos

the light, also to

i.

e.

appear;

aor.

;

iyo,

to be alive. c. part.,

II.

(Att.) to see Pass, to be seen,

ovTfs

:

I

we were

rites.

aor. I

wpyiaa

:

{opyrj)

anger, irritate. ^pyoa, but also pass.

pyv•.

ya^. —

pf

)

, ov, {opyff) prone to ,

(,

,

tiates others into orgies.

to

:

— II.

to

angry, be tvroth.

with pres. sense

avTovs ailv opa (3 Ep. impf) he kept looking continually at them. 2. to have sight, like opp. to to be blind my words shall have eyes, i. e. shall have meaning kv may they have sight in darkness, i. e. may they be blind. 3. to see, look to, take heed, beware, mostly in Imperat. opa d 4. c. ace. cognato, to look prowess, look like a warrior. 5. look

Att.

f.

angry, provoke Pass., with fut. med. to jnake

(see

etc., inf.

see, to

lemnise or celebrate any sacred

there

Root

inf. tStn/

act. :

:

plqpf

II. to so-

to celebrate orgies.

f.

I

inf.

i

inf.

med.

Lastly, from the

inf.

1

aor.

:

wxpai,

also in Ep. a perf.

the

with a rare aor.

fut.

:

7£grow

anger, passionate.

one who

ini-

py,

as a7Via (formed from 2. of the outstretched arms. or 6 feet I inch, as a measure of length, = 4 about our /a/Z>om ; 100 opyviai make one stadium.

or

from

7)

,

the length

, «, ,

($

Hence

€,

a, ov,

arcs,

a fathom long or large. a stretching out

, {pey)

:

a hold-

ing out, offering.

= 6p€y,

whence opeyvvs

fut.

stretch out, extend, Lat.

:

aor.

porrigo

(part, pres.)

(.

1 :

:

to

reach,

to stretch out tne

.

496

, hands

in entreaty.

give.

and

,( to

2.

Med.

II.

pass,

— 6pobpo€.

reach out, hand, offer, with aor. I med. wpi-

€-8,

€-68,

,

(s, and mountain-born.

€'/ — 6-8,

pf. pass.

:

€

.

to

:

vos, yovos)

)

ov, (opos,

ov, (opos, y4-

Ep. for

6puvos,

to feeding on the mountains, mountain-haunting. oneself out, reach out; eyxe'i to lunge, the tale of Orestes, the general name reach with the hands (pf.) for the Agamemnon, Choephoroe and Eumenides of thrust out with the spear of horses, they stretched themselves with Aeschylus, being the only extant Trilogy. optov, (opos) poet, for opuvos, mountheir feet (i. e. went at full gallop) to the fight

stretch

;

\€^

'

;

full stride.

grasp at:

2. c.

one's

wound:

at, desire.

hand

to oneself,

at

,

opcids,

)

(opos,

belonging to fnountains. Oread, motintain-7iymph.

€, -5,

to

roam

II.

) )

the

moun fains.

ov, o, (opos,

-, a

weapon,

strike,

reach for oneself. lord of the mountains. (opos) pecul. fern, of opeios, of or

,, 6-5, $,

€-5,

went

ace. to reach,

c.

3.

also to reach with a

«3€,

e.

gen. to reach at or to a thing,

end :

to

i.

reach at, aim a blow at: metaph. to

to

reach after, grasp

gain

€€$, ,

;

he stretched himself as he went,

running

ov, {opos,

op6i-vop.os, ov, {opos,

sub.

,

)

From

running on the hills. feeding on the moun-

opcivos,

.)

ov, (opos) mountainoJis, hilly.

17,

on or of a mountain taineer.

€-$,

ov,

—

:

II.

as Subst,, opeivos, 6,

-, €-!«5, €-5, ) -, ) -, \$) €5, ,

a moun-

bills.

see

i.

delighting in the

pay^{os.

copper ore and the brass

,

opcKTos,

,

Lat. orichalcutn, fine

(opos,

made from it:

(^)

stretched

^.

ope^is,

fcus, 1),

a thing, desire

€0-$,

^, optovTO, 3

part.

(') a longing

for

it.

ov, incorrect

pi.

i

Ep. aor. 2

form of med. of

-, )) -, to

out,

^ ^.

the steers lay stretched, or qui-

(Dor.

^)

slain

for

inf.

'

:

let

, ^. . , , , , 05, .

sea stretch itself

opeu

(i. e.

up)

roll

the

to the beach.

Ion. for

pi.

or

med. of

po<2t. 2 sing. pres.

, . , ,, , , , , Aeol. for

inf.

part, ope/s.

inf.

Ion. for oparos.

of

Ep. aor.

of

2 pass,

=

(opeos)

f.

to set upright

:

set

name of Diana

neut. pi. of opOios

:

Laconia and Arcadia. used also as Adv. aloud.

in

Adv. (opOios) straight up, upwards. f. (6p9ios) to speak in a high tone of voice or in a high key, speak loud. II. to set

,

voice,

()

aros, to,

^

a loud shout or cry.

opOios, a, ov, Att. also rising upwards, steep

a high pitch of the

os, ov, (opOos)

;

straight up, or npjs 6p-

$

,

Livy's recti ordines, as a military term, battalions in

. .

,(

she ciied aloud.

\)

(,

[]

in

Tohs panies up in cohwin. straight, opp. to crooked.

lying in

the


men

stood in

to bring the

com-

IV. generally, like opOos,

(ps,

to

go

straight on or

upright.

ov,

()

III.

5 $ -€, ) -5, -, ))

column ox file, whereas line;

shadowed by mountains.

€-5, , . = (5.

to stretch oneself; also, quiver, of the heart, etc.; /30€s

or yearning after

opccr-KOos Ep. ov, (opos, on mountains, mountain bred, wild. ov, (opos, dwelling mountains. Ep. for dat. pi. of opos.

ۥ,

piyoa,

-

of the voice, high-pitched, loud, shrill, clear ; opeios a stirring, thrilling air : in neut. pi. as Adv.,

act.

haunt the mountains. From iroXf'a») mountain-haunting. ov, (opos, mountain-bred or

€-$,

,

of

med. and

opeo-TToXos, ov, (opos,

reared, epith. of the lion. op€-o-Ktos, ov, (opos,

optCTi-

Uvai to march tip hill ; the country 2. upright : of animals, from the coast upwards. presented: standing upright, rearing. II. ^. straight, right.

also, to be presented.

opc^(i^€vos, operas, aor.

f.

2iho, fine brass.

(opos) a mountaineer.

6v,

€€,

to beat fast, pant,

upright.

working in the moune. felling timber, or quarrying stone. mountain-ranging ov, (opos,

,

€, -,

17,

moun-

ov, (opos,

tains,

;

straight.

opeios, a, ov, also 0$, ov, Ion. ovpeios, (opos) tainous, hilly : also, living on the mountains. is, (opos,

=Opcias

(opos)

mountain-nymphs, the Oreads. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and pi. of opos. opevis Ion. oupevs, cws, , (opos a mountain) a mule. opfvs. Dor. for opeos, gen. of opos. the

.

mountain-ranging

tains,

$, ,

op€(mds,

€$,

vered co7ivuhively, as they were

mountain-ranging.

^

tainous, dwelling in the mountains.

an

From

ivild over the hills.

,

is,

-$,

(ps,

(op9os,

right-counselling.

knowing

rightly

to do, c. inf.

ov,

-5,

judging.^

«,

Dor. for a righteous judge. [] to

(op0us,

pos,

5iKaios)

ov,

,

)

righteously

(op96s,

run straightforward.

how

From

—

:

;

—

-$, , ($, () {, {$, ) -|, $,

runnbig straight

)

, ,

standing, or

language.

cttos) correct

77,

making

with hair up-

{$,

with straight or -Kpaipos, a, ov, upright horns, epith. of horned cattle with upright beaks, of the two ends of a galley which turned up so as to resemble horns Ep. gen. pi. fem.

. , ) €, -5,

:

-

:

head or crown

Ion

ccy*

) (os,

true prophet.

sailing

, ($, before

the

honour, extol.

the lofty song.

a

{,

ow, wind : generally,

, ,

,

,

gen.

upright, standing erect.

in height,

:

in line, straight,

II.

a straight line;

in

r/e-

turned straight to front the sun

kioio

wake

rise,

early.

[t]

early.

;

{6$,

,

ov,

i.

the early caller,

the cock. yoaai) early-wailing, of the

e.

,

swallow.

early-twittering.

ov,

,

II. uphill,

straight, Lat. rectus

forward,

{opBpos) to

fem. of

wake

ov, poet, for opOpios.

the time

morn;

steep.

III. Pass,

part.

(opOpos) to rise or

, ,

(^$, novs)

standing upright.

:

guide aright.

{opOpos) later form for opOpios. opOpivos [r], 17, opOpios, a, ov, also os, ov, (opOpos) at daybreak, at dawn, in the morning, early : irreg. Comp. and Sup. Neut. or as Adv. in the tnorning, early.

suc-

, , (05, iruKis) upholding cities.

-», , -, , '2, , ,

with straight feet

2.

to raise

3.

Dor. for -evovaa,

walk straight or uprightly.

(updoiTovs) to

4. to

^. ,,

Chanticleer,

6pQ6-TTo\\.s, €ws,

II.

of actions, to succeed ; prosper ; success : o{ persom nud phccs, to fiourish, prosper. 7. to be right, be true. 3. to be upright, deal justly or uprightly.

f.

wrestling upright, [a]

ov, contr. -irXovs,

straight

^

straight.

-$ — , ) ($, ) -, -, (, -, -5, (8, ') ", , , , , $ $' $ ----5, . , ,, ' ). -5, ($,

,

0,

cessful.

straight

)

with a lofty mound. true prophecy. From

:

,

-, -5, €,

having a high

aimed

Pass, to be

f.

{$,

ov,

—

to raise up, restore to health, safety, etc.

to exalt,

stand on end.

the hair

:

497

to set straight

metaph.

forward.

opOo-€ir€ta,

.

—

:

about daybreak, dawn, early

morning

absol., in the

;

so,

) , , dawn

at

TT(pl

and

;

ks

dawn

towards

but irpos

;

morn.

early

ov, {op-

put the foot straight out, as in walking, opp. to when it is covered with early-prowling base-informing sad-litigious the robe from not being in motion to plaguy ways. see straight or well. III. metaph. right, safe, aor. I pass. part, of to

€<$

;

prosperous.

$)

exact;

2. right, true,

be rightly called truth: so Adv.,

\ey€iv to speak true.

very 3.

4. upright, righteous, just,

true, genuijie, real.

to judge right-

Lat. rectus; eously.

to

in strict terms, in

:

on

5.

tiptoe,

in

IV.

erectus anirno.

-. -05,

eager expectation, Lat. (sub. tttwols) the

77

))

nominative, Lat. casus rectus, as opp. to the obHque cases.

(,

Adv.

in a standing posture.

, ,

upright.

\€$

of cake used

($,

,

II.

an upright

upright ladders.

Adv. Sup. of

$.

-€, {$,

aright.

f.

:

set

upright, set

repair

again

:

:

hence,

—

III.

:

to set straight :

a sort

:

the right

—

Pass., aor. I.

handle

:

I

-

in height, to

of buildings, to raise, restore, raised up, set on one's legs sit upright. 2. in a line,

Pass, to stand or

rightly-named.

$,

rightly

uprightly, justly

:

truly, really.

,—

,

Typos,

restorer.

,,

,

{)

who

one

'^

,

an acrid herb,

to look origanum,

'^: {'^): — -,

,

c.

Med., with

fut.

:

aor. I

—

Att.

fut. :

Pass.,

— Med.,

e.

pass.

to stretch otiaelf out.

a

aor.

:

:

:

aor.

(

at,

-

Ion. ov-

I

fut.

fut.

2.

thing, reach

at.

pf.

i.

[]

gen. to stretch oneself after

grasp

upright, a

sets

dub. for

, and

to look sour or crabbed,

:

to cut straight

aor. I

up

as Adj.,

:

straightness, upright pos-

)

$ :

{$) —

:

stands

[a]

metaph. rightness, fitness

II.

sense.

,

who

shaft, pillar

in funeral oblations,

$, , ()

ture.

one

{$,

ov,

Adv. of

marjoram :

standing upright,

ov,

. , . €. -, '', , 5.

I

aor. 1

,

pf.

:

(sometimes used in med. sense) {opos) to divide or separate one part /rem another, to divide as a boundary ; fijv a river is the boundary between Scythia 2. and Neuris Pass., of a country, to be bounded. yrjs to part, banish one from the land. II. to mark out by boundaries, lay down, mark out : to limit, define : Med. to mark out for :

:

6

:

—

—

oneself, set up, dedicate.

III.

generally, to deter•

:

:

498

opLKOs

mine, appoint

, ,

to settle.

:

to assign,

2. to define to give a vote.

2.

vfora.

—

3.

IV. intr.

,

£p. oplva Ep.

aor. I aor. I

:

mind

:

—

:

to

metaph. to move, excite, af: Pass, to be stirred, roused, disquieted:

to be affrighted,

thrown

, = 6$,

opiov,

() —

:

', ,

opios, ov, (opos) of or presiding over boundaries. Ion. a boundary: in plur.

-, , ()

[) -5,, = (, '5,

) , -3, )

closure, fence

a trap or

:

,,

pitfall,

^,

an oath-breaker.

f.

^ ^

to

make

a treaty

vnep

to violate a soletnn treaty: so too,

ovy-

opp. to

2. the victims

solemn oaths,

like

or

sacrificed on taking these

Upa.

opKios, ov, more rarely a, ov, (opKos) of or for an oath : sworn, bound by oath. 2. that is sworn by,

$

adjured as witness to an oath; invoked at an oath;

sworn

02, ,(, by.

the gods

sword which

a

oneself.

is

an

to

;

2. the

, , , , ()

, () «,

00th

—

= (pKOVpOS.

6,

power II.

,

,

asseverations on oath.

,

f.

"

2. intr. to hasten,

aor.

:

to stir up.

:

:

to deII.

to excite, in-

pf.

:

intr. to

II.

:

it

hurry, be impatient.

i

:

motion, i/rge on,

trans, to set in

I.

:

rouse

urge on

trans, to drive,

.

f.

hurry or rush on

:

be eager to do, to start or essay to do: absol.

eager o\ foremost. gen.

c.

aor.

;

i

rush headlong, with fut. med. and pass,

2. to

III. Pass,

med.

pf. pass,

—

:

same sense

ui

esp.

]-

$

;

(

as intr. act.:

hurry, hasten, start off eagerly eager, to long or purpose to do.

:

I.

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 : setting out from or beginning with smaller means. 3. absol. to rush on, make a desperate attack, to be eager : generally, to male a start, go the report flies abroad. Xafos Ion. for 3 pi. plqpf. pass, oi

'

to

€,

=

, () — aor. 2 part.

f.

med. of :

moored,

to be

of a ship proverbial, ride two anchors, as we say

at anchor,

lie

to

:

your

bow

pend

tipon.

:'

metaph.

€€8. () ,

'

have two strings to

to

an

.

anchor one's hopes upon, de-

to

Ion. part. pass, of

,

assault, attack, the first shock

the force of a spear

eyx^os tire

$

oath,

swear

From

;

beginning or first start in a thing

)

reach a thing. impulse;

to

desire

for

,

march,

3.

:

4.

a

4v, aor. I pass. part, ot

.

any violent

desire.

3 Ep. aor.

I

effort

gen. eager

c.

.

start, setting

etc.

doa,

2. the

a struggle or

with one accord;

a thing.

rage

the

wave.

eagerness, violence, passion,

6$,, () 66, , ()

opt. of

out on a

ijnpulse, passionate

any means of exciting, a II. a starting-place, station,

stitmdant, incentive.

head-quarters.

($) a fishing-line

[]

liitea.

:

one who administers an

;

the shock of a

;

) =$. , an

swear by the gods.

ov, 6, (opKos,

,

€, ,

,

From

to take

($ -3, , ()

oath.

i

, -,

make one swear, bind by bound by oath, to swear. an oa'h. a swearing, an oath. the place of an oath. II. in

(opKos) to

f.

Pass, to be

,

pi.

, ()

of

;

"OpKos, personified, son of Eris, who visits the transgression of an oath. (opKos was orig. equiv. to tpKos, as opKovpos to epKoupos.)

opK-oOpos,

():

I

plan in the mind, to ponder or muse tipon bate, consider. 2. to long for, desire.

- $

to swear

witness of the oath, the or object adjured, as the Styx by the gods. it

aor.

or onset in war, Lat. impetus; mostly of things, as,

an oath; oath ; opKos an oath by the gods to accept an oath from another take

3 sing,

, . , . , , ^ , .^ € Med.,

parties, in

between them;

, .

whence

or stir violently; to turn over or revolve a

to

[a]

(opKos) to make one swear, adjure. II. (6 pKos) an oath : zho a pledge, stirety. mostly in plur., things sworn to, articles of a treaty, a treaty ; to conclude a binding treaty, Lat. foediis ferire, icisse foedus : of

two

move

at one,

mountain-bred. an enfrom (^,

(opuos,

,, ,, ,

2|,

inipf.

to

to be

one who marks boundaries

one tvho determines.

ov, (opos,

, : :

—

c. inf. to

the borders, frontier. ov, 6,

to rush,

Dor. for

is

,($)

bouftd- flame.

aries, borders, frontier.

pu7s,

form of

subj. pass, of

1

later,

into confusion.

a bound, goal:

2

but

&03,

Pass. 3 sing, impf,

:

an aor.

subj.

ov, a row, chain, cluster or string of things hanging one from the other.

Lat. agitare

stir, raise,

fect the

.—

,

.

aor.

border upon. {opevs) of ox for a mule. opiKos, aor. I pass. opt. of

to

-,: ) , -, .

;

fut.

-

($) — :

to

Ep.

-

bring

to

of horse-hair, Lat.

Att.

-

:

-

, aor.

I

anchorage, bring into

harbour, to moor, anchor. II. Med., with fast OT sure.

2.

generally, to

fut.

med.

make

. ,

:

:

. , ', ,

:

—

•,— 6€ '{, ) 6-5, and pass,

med.

aor. I

to

to

irpos

:

come to anchor, anchor; come to a place and anchor

pf. pass.

there.

2.

to be in haven, to

at rest;

-, $,

ov,

angling.

($,

,

rjpos,

harbour, a pilot.

,

)

throwing a

lifie,

a bringer into

-

a cord, chain, necklace, collar ; 2. a kind of a string of crowns. 11. a roadstead, dance performed in a ring. anchorage, Lat. statio navalis : the inner part of a harbour, as opp. to 2. generally, haven,

68

. ))

place of shelter or refuge. opvaircTiov, to, Boeot. for opvfov. TO,

= opvis.

€0-8,

, ,

opvt0€tos, a, ov, also os,

€5, , .

,, ,

haunted by birds. king of birds, [i] ov, (opvis) of or belonging

med.

ov, pres.

part, of

.",:

( , , , 5 ,, , , , [y], lengthd. form etc.: impf.

imperat. aor. I

tpaas.

part,

redupl. aor. 2

sing,

of Root :

part.

:

:

ov,

impf

inf

imperat.

contr. for

66(5 — :

',

subj.

in

pf.

3 sing, plqpf.

:

also

3 sing,

, , (, ) ;

for

:

fut.

aor. 2 : 3 sing, contr. cDpTo, 3 pi. without augm. ;

3 imperat.

— Med.

pi.

:

fut.

Ion. 3 sing.

:

€,

3 sing, and

6pa€v

ov, (opveov, 6, {opvis,

.

poet. dat.

:

of Ep. for bpvvvai, pres. inf of

pres. imperat.

3 sing. subj.

opvea, the bird-market.

II.

,

or

{()

, -5,

-. Dor. gen. and ace. of opvis

pi.

reach the harbo^ir, i.e. to be tivos to be dependent on a thing.

metaph.

499

also

;

or opaeo Ion. contr. ;

also

(5, ,

.(€

part.

intr.

sense 3 sing, 1.

Act., to rouse, stir, stir up: to set on, let loose 7jpon

Med., with

pf.

to

move,

:

—

stir oneself;

my

limbs have power a bird-catcher fowler From to rnove. 2. Act. to make to arise, call forth : of (opvis) animals, to rouse, put up, start, chase f. Med. to catch, net, snare birds. opvldias, 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. opviOias a storm of birds. Act. to stir tip, rouse, encourage, cheer on Pass, passage ; and Med. to be roused, stirred in mind, excited, inopviOiKos, Tj, ov, (opvis) of ox for birds. TO, Dim. of opvis, a little bird : a nestling, flamed. 4. Act. of things, to call forth, cause, chicken. ['\ excite, Lat. ciere Med. to come on, to arise, Lat. to

a bird ;

birds' flesh.

ov, 6,

,

while

.

,

—

€ , -8, -, , , , , ) . -, -5 -, ) , €, , , -5, ) 8, ) -, , -5, )(. : 3 , -, ) , -€5, ) '5 , ,

—

—

ov, (op»'iS,*7eVft;)

sprungfrom a

bird.

oriri.

a bird-catcher,

ov, 6, {opvis,

Ep. for

and

fowler.

Dor.

pi.

,

a bird-

6, (opvis,

,

catcher, fowler.

to be

f.

is, (opvis,

mad for birds. From mad after birds.

, (''fVs,^e) a snare or gin for birds.

gen. of opvis ov,

jlight

and

cries

opviOoaKUTTOs

an

(tpvis,

aiigur's seat,

opvios, ov, also 0,

Ep. dat.

,

opo-Qiaia,

os, ov,

but also

and vpviv:

bird-keeping.

,

, Dim

^avos,

of bough, branch.

a sprig.

tbeflxing of boundaries,

(opos,

:

Ep. impf.

opvWfs, etc.: Att. pi. opvds, gen. ace. opveis : Dor. forms, gen. opvlxos, pi. opvixfs, etc., as if from a Nom. a bird: often added to the names of birds, as opvis opvis the nightingale, the partridge. II. also like otWos, a bird of omen, tpvis kukos a bird of evil augury : hence, like Lat. avis for augurium, the omen or prophecy taken from the flight or cries of birds : in bad sense, an omen, fateful presage. III. in Att., opvis, o, a cock ; cpvis, a hen. IV. in pi. sometimes the bird-market, cf. opvcov. V. poet. opviOfs the birds of the Muses, i. e. poets. VI. proverb., pigeon's milk,' i. e. any marvellous good-fortune.

,

:

,

'

—

to stir up, rouse,

I

imperat.

urge on.

opot-ruiros, ov, == opUTvitos. Dep. (ovpos a guard) to watch, keep watch be on guard.

gen. opvWos, etc.: ace. sing.

pi.

also aor.

:

— like

and ward,

poet, for opviOeios. :

ERVUM.

boundaries.

pi.

observing the OaKos Lat. templum augurale.

{cpvis,

the vetch, Lat.

poet, for cpyvia.

os,

of birds, Lat. augur, auspex ;

,

'OPNIS,

:

3 sing.

impf. of

Dor. for

at, (opos,

poes,

a kind of

wild apples. or oppos, o, whey, the watery or serous pari 2 the watery parts of the blood. of milk, Lat. serum. "OPOS Ion. ovpos, fos, TO, a mountain, hill: a range .

or chain of bills.

"OPOS border:

, a boundary, limit, frontier, 2. ovpoi, plur., are a land-mark.

Ion. oupos, ov, esp.

, ,

marking or monumental stones bearing inscriptions, tables set up on mortgaged property, to serve as eviII. a rule, standard, limit, dence of the debt. III. the deflnition of a word. measure. Persian word for the Benefactors of

the

King,

,

= evepytTai.

fut.

:

aor.

i

:

() — :

intr. to

;

—

500

{) , -5, (, ) -, (, $, 8, $() , , . , ", ,

hasten, dart or start rush violently on or forward, forward. the roof or ceiling of a room : the roof of a house. roof-devouring. ov, bearing a roof. ov,

,

'^()

the ov, , living under a roof; apovpaios (the field domestic mouse, opp. to a tame snake. mouse) the reeds used for thatching , II. bouses. roof: in pi. a house, temple.

}$

65

;

Ep. for Dor. for

—a

:

shoot or pla7it : a rod or pole metaph. a scion, descendant.

II.

,

:

:

a

(5,')

-

2. the tail of birds. rjimp of any animal, []

^ '2, ,

end of the

0, the

= opos,

the tail or tail-feathers 3. the tail or

offish.

sacrum

os

whey, serum.

Ion.

f.

:

:

—

rump.

the tail,

:

aor. I part, of

shudder

to

at,

:

.,

€, 6, €,

. (, -, -, (, $) Ion. for

3 sing. aor.

Ep. for

aor.

of

1

I

-5, -$, , , (, €S,

-

Ep. for

bestir thee

!

up

aor. i

arouse thee

!

, -

by steps,

,

,

i5os,

Lat. pullus

, ',

:

,

, .

a young bird, and

;

Ion. for

() •-68, (,

cient

name

,

of Delos

cuse, called also

:

Naaos ov,

ing down quails.

dug, formed by dig-

di^g out, quarried, mined.

,

aor.

of

inf.

|5, (3,

.

^ ('/'

-

digging. wild animal in Libya.

3, 5, , an unknown OPT'22fl aor.

—

Att.

pf.

:

fut.

:

I

pf.

:

aor.

:

i

plqpf.

:

:

— Pass.,

plqpf.

:

:

2. to dig up : Med., Lzt.fodio. to have stones dug or quarried : Pass., the soil that was dug up. 3. to dig through, make a passage through, burrow. 4.

to dig,

6€5 $

to bury.

, orphan

reavement,

to take care

Pass, with fut.

them be an orphan, be

tend, rear

From

sta'e.

,—($)

() ,— ()

an orphan state. orphanhood:

in

of orphans,

-^,

med.

young of any animal, Hence a chicken. the

,

a bird, fowl

:

a do-

([,

f.

generally, be-

make orphan an orphan.

to

Pass, to be left

, (() orphan,

to be-

:

fatherless ;

the day which makes one an orphan.

^

=

ov, 0,

orphans, a guardiari.

"0'2, , ,

Att. OS,

one

who

,

Lat.

takes care of

ORBUS,

-, ) , , ()

)

or the Island.

playing at knock-

left 2.

reft

0/" offspring, childless.

olkos,

,

(03,

the

",

to

f.

, " ,.

make orphan

:

guar-

— Pass.

of a thing. From ov, of Orpheus. Op
to be bereft

,

()

nightly, by night.

properly Quail-island, the analso part of the city of Syra-

to

dcititutioTi.

dian of an orphan, [p]

mestic fowl, chicken.

.

6pay5s.

;

a poet. nom. Dor. -rptatvas, a, wielder of the trident.

Ion. for

opraXis,

for

orphan, without father or mother, fatherless. ytveas c. gen. reft or bereft of a thing

-: , (,.):—

. . ()

,

ov,

for bpOos.

of

II.

—

to

form

late

,

, a loud noise, rumbling, roaring, any tumultuous sound, not of the human voice. v'^os, , a kind of gazelle or antelope, in Egypt and Libya, so called from its pointed

raised door approached

uncertain.)

fut.

() () , ()

,

,

were

criminals

= ^$.

II.

05,

which

into

pit

the

reave, deprive

Pass., provoke, attack : my heart is troubled. From ov, provoking strife, turbulent. (Deri v.

09, Lacon.

=

thrown.

17,

!

[]

-«,

a place dug 07it, a pit, ditch, hole, trench, Lat. scrobs : a mine, tunnel : at Athens

,

irovs) raising the

med. imperat. of

,

and

, ()

cloud-raising.

foot, light-footed.

.

the quail, Lat. coturnix, - ids.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

f.

ktvttos) noise-arousing

, , () $

^, ,

a bird which mi'

applied to Leto the Ortygian

:

, , ,, 9, 5, $. ()

.

Zcvs opa'iKTVTTos the rouser of thunder.

)

(,

,

'^.

cf.

med. imperat.

of

ov,

:

Ep.

shrink from, dread, Lat. horreo, c. ace. c. gen. rei, Hence to fear for or because of a ihing. 77, a shuddering at, shrinking frojn, affright.

opaas,

mother

boms.

Aeol. for ovpavos.

oppo-Tvoyiov, TO,

, €.

olkos,

young

sapling,

lance.

"OPPOS,

Dor.

:

grates with the quails

ging.

3 pi. of

5.

Att.

oppavos,

'.

for

part,

.-,, ', , , , , , :

Dor.

&, ,

darkness, night

:

Hence

,

ov,

mixed of pfos and colour

dark, dusky;

black, red

and

white,

gloom.

a

between

:

:

:

5, '2 ,

() ,

:

.

501

1

/ , , 5, $ €, , ^ ) ( , , {) ( () , () , $. , ,, , () , 05, -5, [, $) -, , (, ) , () 5, , , , {) . , , (() -, ), ) -6, 5 ,

dushy.

by

[t]

(

,

(

(,

attraction, as, rrjs yeverjs, ^s Zevs

sea-perch. kind the first of a row, a file-leader, 6, fuple-man : the Coryphaeus or leader of the chorus. II. a piece a row of trees. ,— of land enclosed arid planted, Milton's orchat, an orfrom chard, garden. (From like

Z(vs

€5.)

ayy(i\(i€ yvvaiKi they sent a messenger to

Att.

{6$)

65,

$,

—

Xos)

gestures to

jyao/xoi

f.

to

dance:

:

aor.

man

row,

one after another, all in a

by man, Lat. viritim.

,

a dancing,

a dance, dancing. dancing, the dance

,

Att. for

panto-

:

,,

, and

times, at times.

fem.

.

of, fit for

dancing.

places.

17,

—

—

.

,

('

The

to

f.

be

($

tnaxime,

III. ace, sing. neut.

etc.

that, because, Lat.

quod.

,

danced.

an orchestra,

in the Attic

generally, a place for dancing.

II.

, fem. . Ion. for

a dancitig girl.

i5os,

vos,

the

dance, dancing; contr. dat,

''02, ,

a bird, prob. the wren,

,

[t]

to seize the testicles.

f.

impotence.

{vpxis,

,

in

, (6$,

pi.

Relat. Pron.

modified by having particles I. 6s ye, Lat. qui qnidem or

is

it

quippe qui, gives the Relat. a limiting force, who at it was he who ... II. 6s «e or Att. OS av, is used in case of uncertainty, Lat. quictmque, whosoever, xvho if any B.'Os is also used as a Demonstr. Pron,, for ovtos

los

and cws,

.

or oSe,

testicle, the testicles.

Ion. cp-

.

chiefly in

nom. masc.

later in dialogues

of Plato,

opposition,

01

II. in

.

5e

the one

.

.

,

.

.

and

.

,the other: h

.

.

.

.

,

02, ,

a row of

trees

;

.

,

&

^

01;$,

of

. .

gen.

,

, 5, ,

nom. ', as, . There

;

is

gen.

dat. ;

,^,

dat.

;

ace.

6$, ah,

oh

.

and Ep. fem. dat. pi. 77s and A. Relat. Pronoun, who, which or

ace.

'

;

that, Lat. qui

:

;

the Relat. Pron. often takes the case of the Anteced.

partly

and such a

,

bs

,

.

.

,

person,

,

()

5, i.

e.

a, ov. Ion.

Adv. (ooos)

many

6.

[]

places as.

Adv., for as many days as day by day, like Lat. quotidie for quot

daily,

Ion. the

poet, for

in as

Aeol. for Dor. for

dies.

also an Ion. gen. oov, fem.

.

.

is also a Possessive Pron., 6s, 6v, mostly of the third person, for kas, his, her: Ep. gen. olo. If. of the second person, for aos, thy, thine. III. of the first person, for f/xos, tny, mine. Ep. Adv. as many times as,

are,

,,:

.

'

.

so.

'.

Ion. 3 pi. pf pass, of Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of 0^670). 3 sing, plqpf. pass of

pf.

1.,

equiv. to

.

There

C.

05,

of 3 sing. Ep. plqpf of Ep. 3 sing. pres. pass, of

pf.

subj.

.

o'l,

chiefly

these

..

as often as, Lat. quoties.

cf.

is

Att. ts

:

6s such

III. us

.

this

:

oi'

the one party, the other

those

.

and neut. 6

. . . , , , . , €, . , . . . (, -. , , ($

605, ,

the name of several Greek cities, the most famous of which was Mivveios in Boeotia.

6s or

6s said he.

so

6(5 or

, pi.

that;

this,

.

sometimes in fem. found in Homer, and

partly

the testicles, Lat. testiculi.

,;

wherefore,

2.

least, since

theatre a large semicircular space on which the chorus

\jZ,

.

.

,

quam

Lat.

joined with

dancing-mad.

, ,

e.

i.

II. dat. sing,

Lat. quapropter.

,

:

Lat.

tell,

of Place, of which place,

2.

some

in

;

6, for

dancing-master.

a

is

The

of Place, Lat. qua, at which place, where of motion to a place, whither in full ?}, ^ there, where thither, whither ... 2. of the Way or Manner, like as Lat. quomodo ; ri as is right so far as, Lat. qua, quatenus. 3. with Sup. Adv., 77 etc., like ajs y etc.,

Hence

,

(5,

but what

all, etc.

:

rjpos,

"2,

most strange of

is

Relat. Pron. also stands for 'iva, as in Lat. qui for ut, to express an end or intention, as, ayytXav rjfeav, os

.

danci?ig.

dancer.

what

all,

later,

,

mimic

as,

etc.,

greatest of

where

,

Ion.

the dance.

expressed,

is

:

2.

{6$)

where no antecedent

-^,

for

used to refer to sentences

Dep.: (op-

:

;

dance the Cyclops. Adv.

is

nuncium miserunt, qui nunciaret. The Relat. Pronoun is used absol. in some cases represent by daficing or I. Lat. Cyclopa moveri, gen. sing., of Time, ( (sub. from the time when, since : also ov alone, when ; to leap. some-

i

ace, to

c.

the neut.

:

, , ' -^

-, ,

properly fem. of

divine law,

law of nature, answering to Lat. /as; hence Att. c. inf., it is against the law of

nature to do to hold the full lawfulness of a thing. ;

of God, perform the due service

rites, rites.

offering; Ill,

' $ '( II.

the

to

proverb.,

?—^. -,

—

:;

502 do a thing forform' s sake,

to

for the sake

of the propriety of the thing, Lat. diets caussa. [t ] oaios, a, ov, sanctioned or approved by the law of nature, opp. to biKaios (established by human law) things of divine and human ordi2. as opp. to Upos (sacred, reserved to the nance. gods), haios means what is not so reserved, i. e. ap-

'

;

'

,'

propriated or permitted to mans use ; Upa the property of gods and men, Lat. sacra et profana ; a place not set apart to the gods, lawful IL Lat. profarms. for man to enter, and so =

'

discharging the sacred

5, 8,

((5 pure,

of his forefathers

rites

,,

()

('$)

, , , ,

$. (.

-.

Adv. of Sup.

Dep., like

{)

-,

like

'

whether good or bad. Ion. for

,, —

"0202, tity, :

many

—

:

Antecedent

its

to smell, scent

, , ',

5

;

.

cf.

how great how great

TTOTi,

3. 'ooos

II.

neut.

ocTTivos,

ofilyjust.

;

'

and

with Comp. and Sup., inasmuch as he is a greater king. as quick as possible : more usu.

as,

also,

8.

ly.

inasmuch

the

more

as,

-Tis,

since, especially since.

Comp. with

followed by another so

much

eo

.

.

,

the

etc.

more 3.

'€ .

.

,

like Lat.

by

little

for

bone.

masc,

made of bone,

,

Att. contr.

,

ov,

(6) = or

-Tis,

.

(Ep. also o-TiS for neut. '

€)' ;

''

Adv. as

'^

:

Subst.,

,

neut.

4.

masc,

'—

Ep. gen.

:

ace

:

;

5.

so far

6.

*j.

2.

Att.

more

.

.

,

dat.

Ion.

in so far as.

bony.

pi.

Att.

bony, of bone : Lat. tibiae, bone

(

,',

as 'oncp for

;

etc.;

'^, 6 for

,. €;

nom.

'

and

neut.

'^, ;

dat.

gen.

also feni. oTerjaiv

;

Whoso-

Att.

any one who, anything which, differfrom qui ; whoso forswears himself; there is none who does not, i. e. every

ever, whichsoever,

ing from Tis

'OS,

as Lat. quisquis, quicunque,

everything. one ; 2. in Att. Poets < sometimes used simply for os, qui. III. neut. absol. as Adv. wherefore, for what reasoti. or , to gather the f. bones after the burning of the body.

')

TO, Att. contr. for is,

(6(,

$, , f.

Att.

potsherds, ostracise; see

quo or quanto melior,

how much,

([

gen. ovtivos, ^otivos

contr.

;

with Comp.

the

as

. also declined, gen.

plur.,

ace Ep. and

all but now, instantnot only not, Lat. ne dicam. II 1.

with Comp.

a

€

dat. cLtivi, yTivi, etc.: pi. oWives, aWives,

dat.

''

to see in

'oaos.

, (, . -, . , -, ) , {)[) ' , . {)

as far as, Att.

kiri

also

{oOTeov)

ov,

;

as, only just

II.

, 4 , . ,, , Dim. of '-€, (Ep.

as

pi.

pipes.

' ' ' ' ', ' ' ( ' ' (€$. $ ' ,' ' ' ,'

far

how

:

neut.

Ti about as far as ; the Noun is * to about Spyviav about a fathom tantum non, all but ; so Lat. half 3. and but Att. only so also,

(

little,

a bone, Lat. OS, OSSIS. Ep. gen. pi. of

contr.

Ep. and Ion., often added,

;

as

to see.

and Ion. for

ov, Ep.

,

Lat.

; ' as

$,

Dep., only used in pres. and :

'() who, which.

masc. for

and

2.

'oaos,

decl.,

Lat. quantidus.

-6, -(,

soever he he, Lat. quantiiscimqtie soever.

form of 2nd

. Dim. of

pi.

the gen. and

TO,

($,

greatly as, as loudly as, etc.

6€

plur.

, , 2 €,

as or simply rendered as ; much as possible. In plur. all that, as viany as, often 2. of Time, after TravTes. every nionth, day, monthly, daily, Lat. qjtot menses,

quot dies

neut. dual, the two eyes, often with

ooae

5, ,

'

'

[a]

[]

one's mind's eye, to presage, forebode, foretell.

ge-

:

:

is

Adv., Ion. for

impf. (without augm.)

of Sound, as loud as, how loud Toaos, after which Ooos must be

how many

as,

Ion. neut. plur. of oaos.

'220, ()

Comp.

of Size, as great as, how great : of Quanas much as, how much : of Space, as far as, how of Time, as long as, how long : of Number, as

quantus

far

Ep.

vegetables.

:

,

a smell, scent, odour, 2. a scent, perfume. ovv, however little, Lat. quan-

tulumcunque.

:

€

as

man who

.•

took the

little,

From

nerally, to perceive.

,

— Med.,

:

masc,

a rumour, Lat./ama a divine voice or IL generally, a voice. sotind. III. a the din of battle. sotmd, tone, of the harp IV. an ominous or warning voice, prophecy, boding : cf.

Adj., as,

evil.

religiously, piously

'ooios,

TO, pulse, bea?is

"022 A*", ,

dat.

tongue /rom

to keep one's

'2,

holy, to hallow, purify,

atonejyientfor, Lat. expiare:

make

as.

-vfp, (Ep. also oTrep

masc. for ootc), who, which, indeed, the very or thing which, Lat. qui quidem.

*22, ,

observance of divine law,

make

to

much

Ion. for

;

religiousness, piety, holiness. f.

-, -,

. . ,$..:, , -. 5,

clean hands.

,

-(,'-•(, however great or much,

as great or as

.,

rarely of persons, pious, devout, scrupulous, rescrupulous in ligious; c. gen., Upujv

more

—

of a

game

in

of bony nature. a potter.

, 6pas.

to banish by

Adv. played with potsherds, which potsherds black on one side and

:

oarpaKLVOs

,

5, {) ()

white on the other were tossed up, as in our or

:!

.

'

heads

,

like

ov,

earthenware

€,

:

,

-€5,

ov,

€5, (,

(, ()

potsherd, voting.

a

sort of castanet

II.

the

2.

ivare.

hard

shell

€ -5,

, .

() (,

an

or -ciov, ro,

trea.

II.

, ^

Lat. os-

ilbos) like bone, bony.

6€$

part.

c.

aor.

:

() —

:

:

:

05,, Hence

can be smelt.

ov, smelling, that

^, {) 5,

II.

,

a smelling, sense of

i

med. of med. of and

,

the hip,

Lat. coxa.

, ,

ov,

,—

Aeol. for

6€,

I,

a sucker, shoot: a vine-

branch.

av)

:

;

answering

,

,

not to say that

B. quod.

2.

for

6'

.

Lat.

,

IV.

Lat. nisi, . .

so

,

the case

is

non modo non

. ,

sometimes

for

^,

,

,

like

$

as possible.

$,

to distinguish

Conjunct.,

3.

.

.

,

,

..

,

anything which

it

from

,

,

;

there-

2. in

Lat.

quam

with a Subst.

;^,

for

as quickly

often written

that.

() because.

and Ep. for neut. pi. of Ep. for ovoTivas, -Tis, Ep. and Ion. for

$.

5,

.

.

.

in Ep.

of

Tt, neut.

) .

alone, without an

.

Lat. ne dicam, not to mention that

many

plurimi, as

nisi

like

Causal Particle,/or that, because, Lat.

as a

ace. masc. sing, and

$,

, ,, ,, , $.

-€>,

f.

or

f.

ace. pi. of ootis.

to suffer, endure.

From

for ttOtc.

equivalent to Ep. oTe Kev, {otc, of Time, whenever, Lat. quandocunque,

— Adv.

.

.

as

.

and

as long a time as possible;

0, Tt,

aor. 2 part.

3 pi. aor. vos, ace.

''OSXOS,

.

as possible.

smelling.

5'§,

not only so, but VI. sed ne quidem .. .

.

.

not that so

that

'(.

that,

V.

only in phrase oVt

aor. 2 inf. of

65,

and

except

except,

. ^,

d

whole

know

so also

:

2

act. able to smell, sharp-st?iellifig.

ecus,

unless,

I

II. with Sup. of Adv. in Ep. fore. Dep. : to smell, scent, as quick as possible, Lat. quam celerrime. gen. c. ace. cognato, Att. also with Sup. of Adj., as.

fut.

. . , 5. ,

track by scent,

,

but

purple-

t'xet)

so; so Adv., manifestly, for

snails,

a purple used in dying, Lat. ostrum.

es,

in Att. often represents a

III.

it is

(, 5

oyster,

65.

sentence, as in o?3' otl (sub.

quod, like

is,

painted.

(.

gen.

' , ' '$$

English.

)€-5, [, ) -xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, with a hard skin, shell or rind.

63.

$,

with a skin

of testacea, as

of

pi. of ooTis. Conjunction, that, being originally as Lat. quod, that, of qui. II. Att. oTi is used like our that in quoting another's words and especially in the N. T., often introduces the very words af a speech, when it need not be rendered in

made of ear the n-

tortoises.

and Ion. masc. of dat. pi.

of

dat.

Ep. for

Ep. neut. of

TO, a piece of earthenware, a tile, testa : the earthen tablet nsed in

Lat.

also Ep.

Ion. for ovtlvos, gen. of oaris.

6,

5.

(v, poet, for

'OSTPA'KON,

6,

Ep. for

OTCcp, Ep. for

sherds, ostracism,

or shell like a potsherd.

, ,, ,

\

6(

as,

kaOKos.

neut. of

€.

banishment by pot-

which was practised at Athens to get rid of a citizen whose power was considered too great for the hberty of the state. Each person wrote on a potsherd the name of him who was to be

503

often answered by a?^oTf,

II.

'

earthen, tnade of clay, Lat. testaceus.

banished.

6€, in

tails.'

,

-/)€9.

o-tXos,

o,

suffering, distress.

with

(otXos

is

formed from

euphon.)

f. From to sound loud, sound wildly. Time, when, Lat. quando the proany loud, wild noise, the din of battle the per Antec. is sometimes ev9a, or any Adv. of rattling of chariots also of the sound of the flute. Time. 7. sometimes in causal sense, since, seeing (Formed from the sound.) that, Lat. quandoquidem. is used for tt an exclamation of pain and grief, ah ! woe 3. unless, except, save when ; Tea» also lengthd. nor did he pour a hbation to 6(., (from as from to cry any of the gods, save to father Jove. III. irplv Pass, to be bewailed. Hence to wail, lament: ' ere the time when, before that. 2. ds oTe oi. Com. pr. n., the Wailers. K(v against the time when. IV. gen. and otc or gen. and dat. sing.,

foil,

by

subj.

oT€, Adv. of

,

—

€,

€

^^

^'

like Lat.

ubi,

est

6

there are

times when,

V. is also used without any conjunctive force in two corresponding clauses, ore

sometimes.

.

.

,

€

sometimes

.

6e ;

. .

, , ,,.

:

:

, €6

(

65,

,

now

.

.

,

now

.

.

;

sometimes

at one time .., at another time

.

.

;

.

,

but

,

,, ,

,

—

dat. pi. of oGTLS.

«8,

)

, 5,

,

Adv. of an obsol. Adj. OTpaXios = nimbly, actively, zealously. quick, nimble, busy, zealous.

,

,

€5, nom.

().

pi.

of

—

:

. , . . , €, , ..

—

—?.

504

aor.

Lat.

opt. of

aor.

.

vos,

^

impf. of

and Ion.

Ion.

:

and Ion. aor. I up, rouse, prompt, cheer, urge on, encourage :

fut.

from

—

oneself, to hasten.

cheer on.

of animals,

3. of things, to

, € ,.

speed,

), Att. for

contr.

urge forward, quicken,

'.

, .

neut. of

6$. for

before a vowel with

Lat. non,

7ioi,

may

(

be used in dependent

clauses, after the definite Relative os, after the

junctions

on

because, kiru,

which introduce

since,

a positive fact.

Conand others

2.

is

joined

with a Participle when it can be expressed in English by though or since with a verb, but is used when the Participle is

by

.

is

';

$ ^

any means,

greatest.

III.

when

^

\e3.

not

not the least, i.e. the a negative sentence is strength-

ened by any, even, anywhere, etc., these words also are compounded with the negative, e. g. no one ever did it. IV. is foil, by ace. in solemn asseverations for as,

"

($ no,

,

by Olympus.

'

which an expected, as, are there not others too? implying that there are. II. the fut. with is used interrog. instead of the imperat., as, wilt thou not do it? i. e. do it. ; takes the accent, I. when it is the last answer

is

€3

word

in

01).

, the II.

when

and so

tive clause,

ouTos,

clause,

to them, no.

answer,

?io.

^v

as,

$ , ^$

he III.

is

so also

,

lya:.

Adv. of no place, no way.

when

—

is

.

gen. of relat. Pron. os, q. v.

to

;

.

a simple negat.

, two ,) the

:

in

II.

from no

Adv.

nowhere, in no way, in

place, from no

Adv.

-

poet, and Ion. for

$-

nowhere, in no place : c. gen., in no part of Europe. for ouSe not even one,

, .

,

none.

{$^ 08,

e.

i.

-

Adv. to no place, no way. Adv. of nowhere: c. gen., yi]S in no part of the earth fy(v, or to esteem as naught, Lat. nullo loco habere. II. of manner, in no way, not ;

at all.

Adv.

0T'AA2,

(^) €8,

dat.

ground;

surface of the earth, bite the dust ;

the floor or

$', € —

no wise.

in

to, gen.

to the

pavement

:

the

cAci»/ to

ground,

in houses.

—

to earth.

'

Proverb.,

^ 2.

to bring a man to the ground, strip him he has. Adv. (oi», 5f ) but not, and not, nor, connecting two whole clauses. 2. doubled at the beginning of two following clauses, fiot even nor yet as, ; and so not even their building forts, nor yet their navy, is worth fearing all

-€,

.

.

.

.

,

' €($

.

^ (' . '

dead to the gods, not

Prosody if the vowel precede vowels coalesce into one syllable, as in :

;

repeated singly after a negaemphatic, as, hiots

it is is

^

no, certainly not.

side.

of

in questions expresses a question to

affirm,

why

a negat. answer,

$

Tcov,for in no manner.

. (

expressed by // or unless, as, but Kiycov = et often joined to an Adj. or Adv., as,

-^ —

•

wise.

tio

in Att. also

:

;

II.

)

,, () ($) ( $ , -08, , ,

smooth breathing

;

not.

,

Att. crasis for

used in independent clauses, whereas is used in dependent ayaOuv koTi it is not good it

seems

off.

no place

negat. Adv.,

:

phrase, expressing a nega-

ellipt.

' $,$,

OX)

dat. of oaris.

[]

an

and

before one with rough breathing

.

— why should you?

. ,, . , ,

^,

Att. for

[]

, '

answers, to express a

II. in

yap, no

irOT€,ybr never.

wrong forms

Att. for

2.

and adding the reason, as, which in full would be yap (• yap do not jest at me, for I ain not in a jesting mood, but tion

for ovrivos, gen. of oaris.

that.

for

with ears, long-eared.

not.

strong negative;

badly

€, , .

, .5,, €, , , \ for

yap, for

:

goad,

to spur,

(v,

with sars or handles.

Pass, to rouse oneself, bestir

2.

065, €,

rouse

to

Hence

otJds, aTos, TO, poet, for ods, the ear.

to stir

:

:

wake up

sleep,

exclam. of astonishment or abhorrence, Lat. /^?;.' exclam. of pain and anger, Lat. vae, ah! woe!

a stirring up,

From

rousing, encouragement. [] impf.

.

of

fut.

Ion. for oTpvvais,

gen. of 3 pers. Pron. masc. and fern, for

S7(i,

and

pres. inf. of

' OTpwTvs,

,,,, $, , $.

of

inf.

.. . .

.

.

tis

,

.

.

,

:

often follows the simple negat.

vos

.

as,

-

strengthening

II.

; which is always the sense when attached to a single word or phrase Homer joins it with Advs., as

the negat., not even

-, -',

etc. not even a little,

($, and

etc.

:

i.

e.

no

the neut.

'^/,

not even for a short space.

,

-eV, gen.

declined like

not one,

ne ullus

( ',

, $, ;

7), otie,

(Is,

tv

:

{\

ils)

—

:

none, no, as Lat. nullus for is

used as Adv., in nothing,

:

, ,,

by no means, in no wise. ovSfvojv, dat.

2. in plur.

for

, ),

(sub.

person so in masc. goes for nothing. 4. less

:

0€06—OT'N.

€-€,

'', ,

and

Lat. cicatrix.

3.

a good-for-nothing, wortha nobody, one who

.) 6

,

every, all; so in masc. ovbels oaris

non, every one.

ovhivis, gen.

none.

Lat.

,

fiihil

Lat.

710,

nemo

€-5, {$, , €-€, €-€ Ion. for

-, --,

any time, never. Adv. and not yet, nor as yet, not yet. Adv. not yet at any time, never yet. a, ov, irepos) fieither 0/ the two,

(,

-€€5,

Lat. neuter.

((

II.

(sub. yivos), Lat.

(%,

wound

a

-, 5, -8,

, ',

',

, ,

Adv. and no more, no longer. Adv. certainly not, Lat. non sane. ov or no I surely imagine ?iot. . Ion. for ohis (), the threshold of a house, the threshold or sill of a door : metaph., erri yqpaos on the threshold or verge of old age. 77, Aeol. for ()), a way. ctTos, properly of animals, the UDDER: later of women, the breast. II. metaph. €Tt,

', 05,

, 5,

,

frnitfulness, milkiness, exuberance;

most fertile land, Lat. neut.

,,

,

of

part, of

,

mostly

in Ion. (for

, -€. , -, -,

)

When

before a

,

:

screaming incessantly.

the word

-$

Ion. for

,5,

$,

by no means. bruised or coarsely-ground barley, which was sprinkled on the head of the victim before the sacrifice, like the rnola salsa of the Romans. (Commonly derived from ov\os, oKos, as if or were the whole, unground barleyor

Att.

,

corns.)

,

Ion. for ai,

6, (ctXco;)

a band or throng of warriors.

:

(, )

before a sacrifice

to begin

;

the sacred rites by sprinkling the barley.

.•5, .

Ion. for

{5

well: imperat.

, , ,

for

:

Olympiis.

to

i)

whole or soimd,

to be

6,

,

to be hale or

hke

as a salutation,

^,

health

to thee, hail, Lat. salve. OX)

ov ov

Dor. for

no

-€-,

,

for

like

.

in truth not, assuredly not.

nay verily ; old form in truth not, nay verily.

truly,

,,

for ov

then not,

by no means, in nowise.

not however.

independent sentences often used to strengthen the simple negative, mostly with indicat. fut., also

in

with aor.

2 subj.

1.

as,

e.

,,

danger

ov

i.

,))

I

of

shall

not be

there

be taken. indeed not, surely not.

,

ov neduni.

$, OT'N

,

,

also

is

no

nevertheless,

still.

after a negat.,

no nor even

yet,

Lat.

nay not eve?i. by Att. crasis for €$. Ion. Adv. then, denoting the sequence of

.

one clause upon another. ingly,

II.

ellipse

lest I

notwithstanding, yet

ov

when used with

the clause must be interrog.

kari or the like,

, -, -,, ,.

3.

at, bruised or coarselybarley sprinkled over the victim and the altar

ground

taken,

has this accent, the uegat. sense only remains. Ion. for not yet.

whole,

apros a

/^,

€8, «),

.

vanishes, and the force of

or ov

II.

with aor. subj. there seems to be an

2. in interrog., not therefore? not then? not? like Lat. fionne ergo? is it not? Adv. therefore, then, accordingly, Lat. ergo.

6$,

4. of sight or touch, ^n^, a thick head of hair later, Ep. Adj. of = destructive, bane-

thick, fleecy;

€-,

non

;

loaf. 2. of full force, able, substantial. of sound, continuous, incessafit ;

surely not.

Adv. fio more, no longer, no further. = Adv. for [] Adv. not therefore, so not, Lat.

%

form of

Ion.

whole

fut. indie,

so not, not then

gums.

^ $ -, $ € " ", , ov,

entire, perfect, complete, Lat. integer

ov

smooth breathing, rough breathing.

the

for

5,

(.

of

Ion.

so

,.

,

in plur.

05, , Ep. $. '02,, , Ep. and

of the udder. form for

before a vowel with

oviK, crasis

ergo.

the

surely not, certainly not.

for

and

.

{)

-tv, later

-eLS,

and

pi,

ov,

i^ber arvi.

$

\($,

, ov,

properly an Ep. form of but commonly used as ; Adj. destructive, baneful, deadly, fatal.

med.

($,

sides, nowhither.

)

,, {\8,)

{\$,

genus 7ieutrum, the iieuter gender. twined, crooked. Adv. in neither of two ways. (for Adv. to or towards neither of two ful, deadly, fatal.

-€5, -€€•€,

healed or scarred over, a scar,

ovXios, a, ov, (oZKos, d\etv) baneful, deadly. with curly hair. ov, with thick, curling hair. aor. 2

ov, not worth notice or regard, contemptible. Adv. in no wise, by no means. Ion. Adv. and not ever, not at

505

consequently,

to

II.

mark

quence of what has been

the

said,

therefore, accordresult

as at the

or

conse-

end of a

2. when a speech has been interrupted, oZv serves to resume. implies 3. in repetitions the truth of what is repeated, surely, of a truth, as,

speech.

€i

'

eariv,

(

eon, 0€Us

if

he

is,

as

he surely

;

506

—

'

ovv introduces an objection, certainly, ... 4. attached to a relat. Pron. or Adv., ovv makes it less definite, as, oaris whoever, howsoever. whosoever ; how, is,

but

god

a

.

.

:

but

,

,

still

6$

on which account, wherefore. veKa being omitted, there/ore 3. after certain

cause.

the anteced.

2.

for

since,

that,

how

Verbs, so far as,

, , (|, , , 4. that, like

that.

on.

on account

€0€.

mostly following

of,

Ion. for

^^,

',

its

,^ .

, . . . , -, , -. --, contr. for 6

by

(.

(,

crasis for

case.

of

2 pi. pres.

etc.

part, of

Dor. for

be-

or so

(in this

II.

sense never ovveK(v), Prep, with gen., equiv. to

for

-

before a vowel ovv€K€v, Adv., for ov evefca,

'<€,

Ion.

,

,

'

the rear -rank-man; tni or

to

, , , ', -05, , (, ^) backwards.

the rear,

(5 -

{)

€$

;

,

heavenly.

, , ($)

but

gen. for

is

OT'PA'NO'S

($) €

€$,

of or in heaven, dwelling in heaven or

alone, like

coelicSlae, the dwellers

coelites,

,

Lit.

immane quantum:

/os,

,

(ovpavos)

2.

neut.

like

v.

fem.

q. v.

{epos,

of the moun-

a mountain-nymph.

;

roaming

:

— fem.

ov, {ovpos,

TO,

mountain-

ados.

,

{ovpos,

poet, for

feeding on the mountains.

, , (

{ovpos,

ov,

€-5, ,

dwelling.

Tjos,

.

impf.

f

, and

-,

ov,

:

— to

= ovpi6(poiTos.

-^

of ovpeos

pi.

,

{)

iyxeos ovplaxos

Ion. for

fair wind: ously.

the

»,

i

:

to

want

to

gen.

pi.

make water.

hindmost part, lowest part;

,

poet, for

,,

to

to waft with a way, guide prosperblow fairly, give a fair passage.

ov,

the

{ovpos,

,

mountain-bred.

oupios, a, ov, also

limit.

{ovpos)

speed on

II. intr. to

pf^s, mountain-

bound,

Att.

to

aor.

the butt-end of a spear.

,

f.

:

make water.

o€C,Desiderat.of

=

or

f.

:

{ovpov) Ep. ace.

5,

mountain-

Ion. for dptvs, a mule.

, , , ^. :

like

the

-(5,)

for

1.

, ov. Ion. for opeios,

-€5, ((5, , III.

ov, (oipavas, yvuivai) skilled in the

heavens.

$-

€)

metaph.

or

:

stupetidotts.

cofiquering heaven. Aeol. opavos, , hea-

^ ) €0-5, -, €-5, ,) ^, -, , )

tain

(|,

pi.

)

:

ovpci-QpeTTTOS,

Lat.

, — (5 ( '. €$,

as Adv., vehemently, tremendously.

heavenly one: in plur. the gods, Lat. coelites

Dor.

-

as high as hea-

enormous,

;

oi5p€ios,

walking.

in heaven, heavenly

, £•, .

,

{ovpavos,

-{)8, , €,

heavenly,

rain.

$)

2.

;

;

beings. II. coming from heaven, of reaching to heaven, high as heaven. enormous, awful, stupendous;

where

for opeos.

in Homer the vault or firmament of heaven, the sky represented as a concave hemisphere, on which the sun performed his course the stars too were fixed upon it, and revolved with it the stzny firmament. 2. heaven, as the seat of the gods, above this vault or hemisphere Heaven-gzte, i. e. a thick cloud, which II. as masc. prop, the Hours lifted or put down. n. Uranus, son of Erebus and Gaia. ov, (ovpavos, holding heaven. nom. and ace. pi. of ovpos, Ion. for opos, TO, a mountain.

. -8, ,, .

son of Uranus : generally,

ov, Att. also os, ov,

as

(s,

a dweller in heaven, Lat, coelicola, like

,

in heaven, in the hea-

for irpo

is

ov,

boundaries : see ovpov. leading the rear of an army: as Subst., oipayos,o, leader of the rear-guard. oupaios, a, ov, in or of the tail ; the hairs of the tail. 2. generally, hindward, hindmost, the hind feet the hinder parts. (ovpavos) Urania, i. e. the heavenly one, name of one of the Muses, the Muse of Astronomy. II. epith. of Aphrodite or Venus, the for

, , ,

Adv. of

:

;

Adv. not yet, Lat. nondum. Adv. not yet at any time, never yet. Adv. no how, in nowise, by no means. OT'PA' Ion. the tail, Lat. cauda. II. generally, the hinder parts, the after part of anything of a ship, the stern. 2. of an army, the rear-guard, rear : the rear-rank ; in rear, behind ;

-,

(

(€$

(..

crasis for

, $, -5, , {,

vens

ven, Lat. coelum

exibo.

,, -

therefore used with Preps.,

(.

-,',

Adv. by no means. Adv. nowhere, in no wise. Adv. fiowhere. -iTOTC Dor. Adv. not ever, never.

by

')

ov, (oipavos, shewn from heaven, shewing itself in heaven. Adv. of ovpavls, from heaven, down from heaven : properly an old gen. of oipavos, and

ven, reaching to heaven.

-76,

or

. -, .

:

os, ov,

)

poet, for

{ovpos) with a fair wind, 2. of a voyage,

Lat. vento secundo, esp. of a ship.

( ),

(€),

—

prosperous, fair: generaWy, prosperous, successful: neut. plur. as Adv., ovpia to run before the wind but to run with (sub. a fair breeze. II. prospering, favouring, propiti-

(

ous.

2.

(sub.

Ti,

= oZpos,

a fair wind.

.

-5, ,

, , ,

perous or secure,

,

,

statiding pros-

let

line.

ovpvis, by crasis for opvis. TO, Lat. URINA, urine. TO,

( i.

e.

'

a boundary

'

.

«

.

' and (3) in which two passages, a certain distance is expressed by and and the distance meant is that by which mules would beat oxen in ploughing a furrow of given length in a given time. a ,, on and OT^P05, , , a fair wind, oupos,

up

down

to send

on

(i. e.

-^

right astern;

with) the wind, to speed like Kaipos

[],

way: metaph., ovpos

its

it is

trench or channel for hauling launching them again.

{('ipoj)

shore

ships

['\,

a fair time.

OT^P02,

,

a watcher, warder, guard. oOpos, . Ion. for 'opos, a boundary. 60S, TO, Ion. for opos, a mountain. OT'P02, , a wild bull, Lat. URUS.

5, ,

,

OT'2,

ov,

,

TO, gen.

dat.

(OS, djTOs:

— Lat. AURIS,

nom.

pi.

:

and Ep.

Ion.

:

dat.

ot

i

fem. of

one

us

ovs,

who wounds.

Att. also os, ov, (^outis) useless^

Adv., for

o\i-Tts, gen.

nullus

fio

like

not at all yet.

tiobody, Lat. ne ullus,

ofie,

,

nothing, Lat. nihil:

neut.

;

,

good for naught.

--. 5, , -,

—

neut. also

Adv. by no means, not at all : hence II, with changed accent, Outis, , ace. Noman, Nobody, a name assumed by Ulysses to deceive Polyphemus. oiJ-TOi, Adv. (, Tot) indeed not, Lat. non sane. as

,,

oviTOs,

gen.

, , as,

demonstr. Prou., this, as opp. to eKHvos, the nearer of two things, opp. to the more remote, like II. when opp. to o5e, Lat. hie opp. to ille. Tos generally refers to what has gone before, 'oSe to III. are used to what is to follow. call a slave or an inferior, generally in a contemptuous sense, Lat. heus ! you there ! hollo you ! also oJtos heus tu ! but also in a solemn call, as to Oedipus, IV, ovtos Oidnrovsl Si etc.,

-

$,

..

.

gen.

Dor.

:

worthless,

, 5,

,

oiaros

ovias,

the ear;

*:., , , -, 5. 05, , rj,

; ,

'

(\(

neut.

:

pass. part, of

J

rjpos,

of Homer; (l) as far as ibe boundaries of the quoit reach, ' ev the distance of quoit's throw; (2) ;

507

neut. of

poet, for ovpos, opos, 6,

in three places

Ion. for

Ion. 3 sing. aor.

flow.

a boundary

OTTON, found

€. . , . , . , () 68,

aor.

wmds,

',

Ion. for

— ^.

)

(ovpios,

[]

iovpios) to give to the

aros,

;

than

.

5e.

,

..

^.

or

,

,

.

« the one hand.

in partly. partly. V, «at ds an ear or thing with emphasis, and that .

.

,

,

.

.

,

$

Sc'..

.,

stronger

,

on the other. ; to add some-

,

.

, , ', , , ' ., ', . ), €, ,) $ , ), (^ ', , ', , . , , . : ,: . ^, : - , . ^, ), €5

or into one's ear,

e.

i.

secretly,

II,

, (^,

sum)

part. fern,

own, one's property, substance:

07ie's

that which

state,

is

condition;

her childless state for the future, i. e. her bearing no children for the future. II. the being, substance, essence of a thing. TOLS airatdas

too, and more than without a Verb, as, kcu yap and that too being such an one yipovTos for what is more to VI. be feared than a judge, and that too an old one?

that, often

handle, of pitchers, urns, etc.

Is

3 sing, impf., of

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2, but

;

;

like dev, so

KCU

Lat. haec hactenus.

Adv for

f.

aor.

:

I

pf. pass,

:

wound;

, :

like

to

shattered the shield

Tos

;

c.

the

withal.

ace. cognato, 'eXjcos, 6

wound which

man

a

they hit,

(

struck

2. reason then, accordingly. in affirm, answers, yes, master. VIII. dat. fem. sing, was also used as Adv., I. of Place (sub. 2. of Manner, in this way, in this spot, here. this respect, so far, for the matter of so. 3.

sing. aor. 2

and [d] :—/o wound,

sense)

(as if

:

to

wound

—

Adv,,

and

aor,

I

,

.

,

.

.

,

.

,

.

way

or

manner, so

qualifying

(to strike

than.

wound

.

before a vowel

etc., this

t

becomes

power,

man

here,

as

Adv. of ouros, in

thus, Lat. sic.

so,

me my

.

the other.

,

.

2.

.

partly. ;

cf.

this

with a

simply, no more so, with optat., el yap kywv would I were the son of Jove

only

in protestations, as, 4'7
children, hate the

(..

II.

in wishes,

' , ye Aids

Ttt's

$

III.

so [truly] as. . .

Iv,

neut.

by striking

6

II.

often strengthd, in Att, by gen.

neut,

pi.

—

is

,

before a conson.

repeated , neither. nor. Lat. neque. , neque. : but T€ is often used in the second clause answering to ouTC in the first, both not. and. not.

Lat. hicce:

from

the

inflicted.

-€, €..

fut.

part, (in pass.

with a spear or sword, opp, to with a missile) Pass,,

IX. oStos

demonstr.

', nom.

:

Ion.

i

—Ep. 3

inf.

this

m

the

:

aor.

me

that.

Ep. aor. 2 inf. of 3 sing. pf. pass, of imperat. outoc Ion. impf.

pass,

as

reason, like

this

for

—

this,

pi.

(sub.

imperat. of

:

much for

VII. neut.

.

,

, man,

partly.,

oItos

iv.

,

IV,

so help

..

on the one hand.

.

,

,

on

V. in beginning a

—

:

508

'

. , , , 5,

story,

—.\$

:

yaXfj so there were once

'

oculis, befoie the eyes;

^, , {) $ , ()

upon

time a mouse and a marten-cat.

a

=

,

:;

: !

6 \$ $,

out of sight;

to one's face.

II.

like

and

avdos, the dearest, choicest, best of anything, as the eye is the most precious part of the body

[t]

not. [] Adv. for kxiuos. by crasis for

;

army,

the flower of the

as

we

say, the apple

-65, ) , € ', {) -5, ^ ) . . ^, - , , .. ,

,

$, ,

fern,

of

,

debt

,

that which

impf.

for, have to

owed,

pf.

pay

:

due

be

to

:

fitting; TO

\eiv to be liable

to

aor.

I

€-

—

a

to

€\,

do a thing.

;

^ *($ slain

'

her

'

:

!

)

this

;

', , \\€^ ', ^ , due

a debt

is

pay

for us all to

(\€,

all

;

so,

Horace's debemtir morti,

is

(•. word, — strengthen

, :

aor.

augment, words ;

Lat.

honore

—

€,

thrive

;

Ep. aor. 2 of

(:\$

gen.,

increase, enlarge, to

one

,,

multiply

honour,

fut. pass,

use

;

army.

{$,

es,

aor. 2 act.

, {()

aTos,

,, fut.

of

fut.

($, , , () ^,

as,

h

:

eye-service.

h

Lat. in

:

-

(

aor. 2

to

pays re

being cast

a suit of robbery and theft

in

•

also,

;

)

to be found guilty of a capital crime: often

without

(sub.

to be

serving

absol. to be cast,

:

(

to in-

also,

cur a penalty. II. generally, of anything one to brings on oneself; or bring laughter or shame on oneself, incur them so also, to incur the charge of cowardice to bring on oneself the imputation of folly in any one's estimation. aor. 2 part, of Conjunction, marking end or intention, II. that, in order that, to the end thai, Lat. ut. Adv. of Time, like Lat. donee, so long as, while

yKa

.

;

,

[v]

hill,

,

many

$,

Ion. for

(,

''5, $,

2.

vos, :

—

;

as,

the

:

brow or edge of a

($) on

(v,

the brow or edge of metaph. towering, pompous.

ace.

later

ace. pi.

;

the eyebrow, Lat. supercilium, used

$

to denote ras brows in token of grief; tols ;

\$\$ ,

the eye;

Tivos before one's eyes or face;

[]

—

owe, incur a debt, but mostly used in the technical phrase or to be cast in a suit, lose one's cause

in

Dim. of

pf.

:

part,

inf.

pride

eyes.

a debt or a fine incurred

in a lawsuit, dajuages.

have sore

,

vovs) with snakes for legs. , a serpent, snake. dSos) of serpent shape, snaky. inf. of

Ion. los,

a rock, beetling.

a disease of the eyes ac-

6$.

of

serpent-slaying.

{5,

-5,

companied by the discharge of humours, ophthalmia. io have the ophthalmia, to TO,

of

dat. pi.

€5

gen.

so,

(\$)

..

{6$,

ov,

vntil.

really serviceable of the

,

to

advantage, help, profit, usance; ovhiv whose ttse was nothing, i. e.

, () , -, .)

who were of no what was

in

auger e : generally, io help, make wax, grow, thrive, increase.

Pass, io

€5,, (
Aeol. 3 sing,

to

io raise

tivoL

bound.

l

poet,

or

a debt

to be obliged,

II.

f.

opt.

impf.

Pass., xpeios

tearing

pass. inf. of

1

Ep. for

€ ,, "", ) . , ^$ €$ €5,

Ep. for

owe: due to me. to

aor.

found guilty of not we must be found guilty, convicted:

pay the debt of nature.

6(\,

Dor. for

aor. I pass. part, of

,

6( €€$

:

.

esp. in Pass.

68,

^- *'2,

'^

wetting

{$,

, ,) -5, -8, , , (- , , .. , , - ,

mostly with the Conjunction e'iOe that thou Ep. aiOcy as, 6(€5 ayovos e'iO' 'Apyovs hadst been unborn would that the Argo had not sped or that through also with $, ws would thou I had ! also with negat., III. of anything binding upon us, hadst not.. I

have

through

out the eyes.

penalty, etc.

what one has not done he ought to have prayed to the gods: hence this aor. comes to express the wish that a thing had hap6(' kv pened which has not, as, would that Diana had slain her Lat. utinam earn interfecisset ! properly, Diana ought to

ov,

officers,

{\05,

ov,

the eyes.

owe one an ill under an obligation, to be bound I ought.. of 2. aor. 2

be

II. to

Ep.

io

danger of

be in

to,

of retribution, turn.

:

owe, be indebted Pass, io be absol. to be in debt boimden, due, part. i. one's due. :

in Persia,

III.

owed, a debt.

Ion.

aor. 2 :

is

fut.

:

€\ (\€ \€ :

\ov,

one's due.

:

the eye.

the king's eyes, were confidential whom he beheld his subjects.

debtor.

phrases

grief,

to

rage,

draw up

scorn

or

the eye-

vyuv (^

and contract the brows, frown ; opp. to yai ras to smoothe or unknit the brow.

to knit,

2.

like Lat. supercilium, gravity, dignity: scorn.

5— , , , ^, . :

:

;

, -,

;

509

oxj/LaLTepos.

.

, , , ,'., (,

pride,

of a

cliff,

metaph. the brow of a hill, the edge a heeding or overhanging crag. ace. pi. of coiitr. for Ep. Adv. by far, eminently, always with

6$,

{()

Sup. apioros

later

:

€)

and

77,

the handle

of a shield, consisting of two bands fastened crosswise on the under side of the shield, through which the bearer passed his arm.

€6, €6•,

, oxcia,

Ep. for

57,

,

4.

Ion. impf. of

{() a

dat. pi.

6(,

-tv, Ep, for

:

dat. pi. of

€-05, ,

—

^)

a conduit or canal.

€05,

{)

ov, 6,

duct, drain river.

a conduit, ditch, canal, aque-

any channel for water, the bed of a metaph. channel or means of escape.

:

2.

(')

a?iy fasten©xevs, gen. ews Ion. ijos, , 1. the band or strap for fastening the helmet ing: under the chin. 2. in pi. the clasps of the belt. 3. a bolt which fastened the door within. a stallion; a leiud person. , to ride : of male animals, to o\tv(u, f.

,

{) , {)

,

, , (5, )

, ,,^ ^ , ,

6\,

f.

collat.

form of

(,

to bear, endure, support, hold; (ppovpav watch. II. in 2. to let ride, mount. Pass., with fut. med. to be borne or carried; to be carried by the waves, by ships, etc. hence without any to keep

:

Subst. after

ayKvpas

it,

like Lat. vehi, to drive, ride, sail;

($ , (')

Ep. ace. of

:

eir'

•€5,

nom.

pi.

thai which bears or supports, a

,

support, stay.

vehiculutn

:

,

also a vessel, ship.

f. to be heavy laden : metaph. to be heavy or oppressed in mind, to be vexed at heart they luere heavy at heart. (From

",

as

from

natural or

(.)

, older form artificial,

a

of

hill,

$,

, , , , €$

) ,, , —

lat(.r

hilly.

form of to

Pass, to be rolled, roll

rolled or swept

away by

f.

along;

mult ; generally, iol. to

($)

,

mostly

all

5

places to hold ships, steads.

II.

car; but,

, , ,

,

5.

r77l, secure

gen.

:

ab-

be troublesome.

troublesome, importunate.

e.

the

strong, tenable,

,

fast, fortify.

a stronghold, fortress.

for

dat.

firmly, strongly. perf. of

(.

[], till

,,

voc.

(rros)

{o\p(,

late at even

, Dim. -5,., ,

= oxpis,

;

cf.

a sight, vision. a small fish. one xvho ploughs late;

esp._;is^.•

{o\p(,

',

{dndv,

ace.

a discourse, word.

II.

who mows

cf.

Adv. after a long time, at length,

wish

late in

—

latest.

formed from

to see.

fut. inf.

ovj/t,

late in the season;

//€

senim diei: also, Att. irreg. Conip. the Trojan war. Desiderat. of

to

late, Lat. 2. late in

to learn too late.

Aeol. for (sub.

or tu-

:

make

to

$, , ,

Adv. of by metath.

later; Sup.

mob

i.

like.

{$) $, ,

-5

one

hill.

-

harbours, road-

) , . , , {) ,

6, ,

after

—

e.

like (xvpos,firm, lasting, stout,

f.

Hence

i.

bearers of the chariot,

esp. of places,

:

6(.

that which bears, a carriage, chariot,

$, , , {()

wheels.

for

that which holds

ov,

the day, Lat.

to trouble or importune, c. ace.

05, , , (')

5,6(,, 6(, {()

poet.

crags

the pebbles are

disturb by a

'.

, {()

Ep. dat.

in

65

the water. to

,

65,

also,

heave or move by a lever

(Aeol. for

Hence a hold, fastening. hold fast : to bind, fetter : of horses, to rein in, make obedient to the bit. a wild pear, late form of a chariot, always in pi., and (OS,

the day, at even, opp. to it was late : c. gen.,

rising ground, a

(TSos)

trouble-

to grip,

in pi.

dyke, datn :

\(3

;

{()

f.

:

any raised ground,

mound,

\-€$, {$,

bomeness, turbulence.

sero;

the banks of a river or trench, dyke, etc. by a river. Hence

805, , , raised,

contr. for

€S,

a mob, turbulent, riotous

, ,$,,,

like

) . , : , , , . €,

a carriage, a chariot, Lat.

II.

generally, disttirbance, trouble, annoyance, impor-

a voice.

anchor.

to ride at

to set

of a fortress or the

as

it

$

strong

cover.

or heave

).

{6\$,

'02,

-5,

6$.

to

,

f.

tunity.

carry off by a ditch or Pass., to divert by a canal or aqueduct water carried off by a canal. drawing off water by {6.$, f.

move

to

to make a riot; the city in an uproar. , a throng of people, an irregular crowd, mob, multitude : the populace, mob, Lat. turba, opp. II. {the people in a constitutional sense). to noise made by a crowd, a riot, tumult, Lat. turba :

—

$.

coveri?ig, of the horse.

6€, , {€$)

channel

of

=

f.

by a lever, generally, to move a great weight, roll aivay by dint of strength. 3 pi. Ep. aor. I opt. of

fut.

long

,

of

o\p(.

), ,

properly fern, of

6\pios, the latter

part of the day, evening, often joined with

\.

-5, 65, (.

Opp. to opOpos see

:

see

irreg.

Comp. and

Sup. of

(\.

.

:

:

—

510

-5, , (, ^)

,

late-born, after-born,

of a son, late-born, born in [i] i. e. younger, -raros, Comp. and Sup. of oipios. to do, go or come late : to be

born in a later age. one's old age.

^. :

2.

3. later-born,

6€5,,

{)

)

IJ, IT, irt, indecl. sixteenth letter of Gr. alphabet: numeral ' — 8o, but ^=- 80,000. it is often interchanged with as Changes of

, ) , ,. 9 $ . , . , {) , . ,,^, f.

doing

too late in

{6,

-KoiTOS, ov,

-, ,

watching or wakeful.

,,

learn,

c.

()

ov,

Tf pas

6$,

poet, for

tardy:

late, slow,

a prognostic late offulfilment. -voos, ov, voos) late of thought, inobservant.

6,05, , ov, Att. Comp.

— ov of

.

:

'

too late or too old to

:

Neut.

{,

{) €8, -,

late, Lat, serus, opp. to irpwios.

The forms

,

Sup.

a, ov.

Adv. as Comp. and Sup. also and

5,

,

a sight, appeargen. €Cus Ion. ios, a ance; a vision, apparition oipiS show of buildings. 2. outward appearance, look the face, visage. eyesight.

—

the

II.

power of

sight or seeing,

a viewing, seeing, view, sight, Lat.

2.

conspectus;

to

Is

come

into one's

,

used for as in Aeol. and Dor.

-6(6, {, ov,

,, ,,

be late fulfilled. fut.

of

,

{'€)

meat, flesh. give it flavour

TeXiw)

late of fulfilment, to

formed from

*.

properly, boiled meat

:

anything eaten with bread, to a hence onions are called o-^ov II.

:

-,

zest or relish to drink.

III.

-

generally, sauce,

,

and so before II. in

and interroga-

III. in

for

is

for

, as

Aeol.

^.

is

IV.

V.

for

sometimes interchanged with 7, as in

is

VI.

,,

, -, -, -, , €$ .

inserted

e.

g.

VII. Poet.,

etc.

after

5,

often redupl. in relatives,

is

metri grat. esp. in Aeol.

, .

ird,

sometimes

is

for

in

esp.

with their derivatives. Dor. for }, Lacon. for Dor. for , mother of all.

-

. . ^.

)), ^. (, '. , ^. , {) ,

From

(, ^() father of

, , {$,

,

all.

sweetest of all,

wordiness.

{nas,

,

eiaa,

generally,

-

Ion., e. g.,

'

for

ov,

sight or presence.

;

in relatives

ocos

OTTCuS

5,

--

as

koios okoios kooos okooos for tiws

tives, e. g.

for

occur.

'

for

becomes

Ion. Prose,

gen.

for

was retained by the

an aspirate,

,

often also in Ion. for

:

for

late in learning, late

studiorum

to learn, Lat. serus

From

late.

»-, ^^ :

in

{p\pi,

f's,

late to bed, late

learn late or too

to

f.

going

:

as

Pass, to be belated, benighted.

:

aor. 2 pass. part, of

[], Aeol. and Ep.

-^.

for

pl.

3

aor. 2

pass, of

€-8,, irdYeros,

(^nayos) frost,

ice.

€i5os) frosty, icy-cold.

es,

seasoning : metaph. of hunger or toil, oi [], 3 sing. Ep. aor. pass, of \a\, {nayrjvai) anything that fixes or holds IV. Tois ayaOois labour is a sauce to good things. V. fast ; a snare, noose, trap : the toils used in fowling: afiy dainty food, rich fare : in pi. dainties. 2. metaph. a snare, stratagem. at Athens, mostly of fish, the chief dainty of the afowling-net. aor. 2 inf. pass, of Athenians. 2. the market-place, esp. the fish-market. (Tray'is) to lay a snare for, entrap. f. Dep. to dress meat delicately:

, $,,

€,

Med.

eat

{$)

Hence fish with bread. the art of cookery: and

meat Tj,

-05, ,,

, ,

as Subst.,

ovj/o-irovos, ov,

rately.

f.

, of

)

cooking food skilftdly:

a cook.

,

,

dressing food elabo-

Hence

-5, ^-, , — 6'$. -€, , (, mand.

:

Irreg. Att.

,

fish

:

army

ov, {oipov,

as Subst.,

f

:

)

generally, to buy victuals.

:

,

fixed, firm, solid, steadfast.

-$, firmly,

steadily.

- ^, -5, -5, {, $) i8os,

gin

— afKvpa

like

a trap.

like

an

epicure,

or

gour-

Sup. bipo^ayiOTtpos,

ov,

($,

Kaivos) all

^. ) 7-5, ) -, -5, ) -,

buy or purvey

Hence

properly, provisions, supplies for generally, recompense, wages.

new

or fresh.

quite or utterly

, )

most unlucky or unfortunate bad or depraved: Sup.

:

in

an offering of

17,

From

all kinds

of fruit

:

^-

(,

($,

f s, (ttos,

act. all-concealing.

all kinds

of fruit.

of or consisting

of

rich in every fruit.

ov,

an

bad:

moral sense, utterly Adv.

all-beautiful, all-good.

ov, (ttos,

ov,

to

a snare, trap,

the anchor which holds ships

5, all miserably.

eating delicacies.

(payeiv) eating dainties

Comp. and

, , (^) (

, ov,

ov,

(oipoipayos) to eat or live tipon

dainty living

,

Adv.

ox for delicate cookery.

-) , {,

{cApov,

dainties alone, to fare delicately.

delicacies

,

all-accursed.

all concealed.

II.

, -,

:;

and

-,. ,

)

($,

. ,,5 ^

all-

act. all-tearful. lamented, most woeful. a sole inheritance, full possession.

,

From

-,^! $ -5,

) )

ov, (iras, K\rjpos)held in full possession.

,

avos,

Ep. and Ion.

5, Paeon

gods

the

later

2.

name was

who was invoked by

Apollo,

511 ovos, latei

or Paean, the physician of the the race of Paeon, i. e. phy-

;

sicians.

common

,

—

the

,

transferred

to

cry

;

son Aesculapius. 3. a physician : and II. as apgiving rest to all; more generally, a saviour, deliverer. ov, , {rras, Ion. a paean, i e. a choral the chamber in which all must pellat. song, a hymn or chant, addressed to Apollo, as rest, i. e. the grave. 2. a song of triumph after victory, properly covered all over with ov, also a triumphant song before battle, a prizes gained by all kinds of to Apollo dust ; atOXa war-song. 4. in 3. any solemn song or chant. contests. Hence paean-singers. «s, (rras, all-powerful, all- pi., to chant the paean, sing a song of f. mighty, all-ruling: all-conquering. iraY-KOivos, ov, {nas, koivus)

^ -,

(,

, -,

'ayp3,\,.,

pancratium.

,

f.

also to his

to all.

.

:

$)

to

perform

the exercises

of the

{)

{^), the pancratium.

of rowers

who

good

keep

time.

,, (^) -, (^,€$) ) -?, -5, '•-05, -. $)

:

a peak, crag,

Areopagus

at

Athens, [a]

-

hardened

anything stiffened

ice,

.

, () -5,

frost,

[d]

,

a kind of crab. very difficult

ov, (Tras,

Adv. ->5. and all-brasen, all of brass. dangerous.

and

()1'].

Dor. for

$, ,

[a]

.

play, sport;

nutt-playing.

, , -, -€, , , ,

Adv.(7ras, Kporos) sounding all at once,

irayos, 6, (irayfjvai) a firm-set rock rocky bill: 6 "Apfios vayos the

frozen water,

,

triumph.

ovos,

,

(iTayKpaTqs) a complete contest, i. e. and an exercise which combined both wrestling

boxing

, , ,

-

play, sport, a game, pastime.

ov,(ayv,yp) writing sport-

ive poetry.

(ayv)fond of a joke. a plaything, toy : impl. of a II. in person, like Lat, deliciae, a darling. vaiyvia, Theocritus, the Egyptians are called III. a sportive poem : merry roguish cheats.

, ()

ov, gen. ovos,

noise.

$) 05,

(ayv)

ov,

droll,

sportive,

done

) , -, - -05, ), ) , , , , ,. .. . , ,, () , . , , , ov, (iras,

ov, (iras,

all-anointed ; vay-

ov, (tras,

the all-anointed of persuasion, of the

robe anointed with the blood of Nessus, to be used as a love-charm.

-605, all gold,

Adv.

ov,

and

(«,

ov,

quite, wholly,

Ion. for

Dor. for

[], Ep.

for

,

3 sing. aor. 2 oi aor. 2 inf. of

aros,

a

sufferifig,

sufferings

misfortune

boys

, (5, y) aayys,

as Subst.,

:

from home

sing. aor. 2 subj.

med.

, , (() having stffered

()

suffering, destined to suffer.

to

:

subject to

anything that befals one, a 2. a passive consuffering, misfortune, calamity. ^. an incident. dition : a passion, affection. [], aor. 2 subj. of aor. 2 part, of Ep. vocat. of

, , , ,

,

—

at-

attending or training

0,

who went and back again

the slave

to school

hence generally, a

tutor, teacher, instructor.

boy or girl.

II.

:

, , , ,

:

of a young child, a little a young slave. Lacon. for the rearing or bringing up of a

teaching, education, discipline, correction.

youth, childhood.

()

..

$.

II.

handiwork. childish, concerning or suited to

III.

ov,

hymns sung

children;

ios, TO,

:

:

. -, ,(()) , , .

lessons

are

learn by.

Ep, 2

attend boys

,

child

,=

to

Hence a child, to train, educate. an attending boys, education

Hence

anything that befals one: suffering,

misfortune.

a school-room.

(aayys)

. Dim.

',

Ep.

5,

like

with a boy

aor. 2 subj. pass, oi

,

lead

(idos) playful, sportive,

, (aayy6s)

f

to

in

ayv€s playfulness.

;

tendance.

entirely, altogether.

[],

merry

of solid gold, []

(,

(ayv,

(s,

good for all work.

II.

a feast, festival.

f.

to love boys.

, , ($,

by the boys.

From

lover of boys.

,

love of boys. dat. pi. of Ep. for that which is reared qtos, II. that or educated, a nursling, scholar, pupil. which is taught, lesson. a rearing, training, educa-

,

tion.

,

II.

, (()

(()

a place of teaching, school;

«

512

TraLbevreos

€$

, , €€((( ^,

— —

f,

I

:

Pass., aor. l

^:€•( — :

usu.

educate, instruct;

or educated, applied to parents.

imire

to a thing.

iraiSia,

()

,,

(sub.

about a beloved boy.

Neut. from

for a

{nais) of or Jit

),

boy, childish,

playful, sportive.

2.

••€, Aav.from

a young slave.

vais, a

. Dim.

young

From

child.

II.

a

little

Dim. of Trais (17), a young girl, maiden, II. a young female slave : a courtesan. . Dim. of vais, a young son, boy, lad.

(), = $,

,

to

:

,

))

(5,

.

<,$,

as Subst.,

, -, ;

rear children.

rearing of children. feeding or rearing , a mother.

the

ov,

wounded

(vais,

or.

by

of wounds, infiicted by children. f. epyov) =

, a begetting children

also of the wife

:

herself.

to be fond

{.

ov,

{$,

fond of boys.

killing children the calamity of having killed a the blood of slain children.

-, ) , , ' ' (: , : ;

to

waft away a boy.

or

{.

and

I

From

of boys.

^)

ov, 0,

($,

girl.

,

,

f

-€, , (, 7(, , (, ) -,

ion

of

(,

6,

the children.

Hence

II.

childhood, from a child.

Dim. of

TO,

damsel.

children

a beloved yotilh.

to

a training-

of ox fit for a training-master like a gymnastic master. a slave that

Hence

love, relating to a single

,

,

upon

attends

children

II.

boyish, Lat. puerilis.

belonging

pastime

€.

worse form for a darling,

person, Lat. deliciae. to or

, -, -,

5,

2. to teach,

child's play, sport,

generally, to

Hence

Adv. -kws,

or his art.

Ion, for

a game.

songs

:

($,

ov, 6,

'•05,[], ,

4. to correct, chasten.

, ov. as, ,

,

($)

:

:

From

master for boys, a master of exercises : (v in the house or school of the trainer : generally, a

:

a man of educahave any one taught 3. to accustom or

. , , , , , , , , 5, , Med. /

tion, opp. to

) -, ) , ,() wrestling

to teach boys

train, exercise, practise.

teacher, master.

venaiSevKa

pf.

pf.

:

rear or bring up a child

to

—

the school of

is

From

aor.

:

;

, -,

our city

Greece. iratScUTCos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of to be eduone must educate. cated : neut. ov, , an educator, instructor. II.

a corrector, chastiser.

. ,

:

:

rarely

pf.

:

:

—

also

p(.

:

Pass.,

aor.

aor.

i

($): — to

, -5, -, )) , , () -, ) , ) , -5, , , -, -, ) €- , , . /'. -, ) 8, () ^ --, ) , , ; ). ,

also

playful.

II. as

lad :

,

&s,

Subst.

,, '•-.€,

child-eating.

($, *^€)

making fruitful

{$, ov,

{$,

a

, ,

TCipa and

ov,

a child, to sport, play

game

play at a

chil-

a child. a boy-raven.

(rrais,

to

murder

children.

—

5,

, , ($,

to jest, joke,

a, ov, also

to

upon

be 3.

play

5. to

a thing.

6.

$,

fem.

healing.

fut.

6,

:

also, to sing.

an instrument).

4. to play (on

sport of, mock at, to jest transit, to treat jocosely.

From

and opos, child-murderer fem. a child-murderess.

:

or

;

make

child-murdering.

,

dance

2. to

to trifle.

:

at ball.

begetting

or proline.

(5,

ripos,

like

jnerry

to fake care of

dcos, 0, f.

play to

{,

ov,

II.

silly,

$, a boy,

a girl.

ov,

dren.

childish,

of

to strike.

Paeon, the

ovos, 6, Ion. for

physician of the gods.

a festal song

for

ovos, 6,

destroying chil-

,

as appellat.

II.

;

cf.

as Adj.

=

a dancer or player. dren, [y] or Att. fut. of ov, (nais, controlling boys : as or the finest 57, (redupl. from Subst., magistrates xvho superintended fiour or meal, Lat. pollen : any fine dust : metaph. the edtication of youths, at Sparta. a stibtle rogue, [a] Hence f. of men, to beget aros, a subtle fellow. children; of women, to bear children: so also in Med., ev, an old Ep.word, steep, craggy, iranraXoeis, with pf. pass. Hence (Deriv. uncertain.) rus^ged.

,

, €.))

,, (, ,

, {$)

, -,

,

a begetting or bearing of children. begetting or bearing generative.

-Troios,

children

:

, (, (,

-iropos, ov,

passes.

f.

,

through which a child

to beget children.

ov, begetting children.

ov, 6,

From

IIAI'^2, ;

dissyll.

, ^: s,

$,

dat. pi.

nom.

and

vocat.

;

gen. :

Dor.

pi.

\

of Descent, a

05(5 I.

as

a son or a daughter ; a child, grandchild. 2. periphr., of the Lydians, i.e. the Lydians themselves. of Age, a child : , a boy, youth, lad; child,

,

-

the Ep. preferred the child's

sons II.

$, , a

:

— maiden, girl

, , ,

from

—(

from

naiSos,

childhood.

. -,

^, and

fut.

Pass.,

aor, I

to strike or smite

:

, ,',

cine,

—

weapon

a

a solemn song or chant.

III.

Prosody, a paeoti, a foot consisting of three short and one long syll., with four variations, - w w ^,

— ov,

\f \j

—

and

Kj

\j \j \j

—,

abas, (em. o{Tlaiwvios,tnedicinal, healing.

, = {) , , , 1$, 5, ,

raise the

f.

ov,

$,

idos,

$, , ,, , , ,,

,

to

'',

to fasten, make fast make fast the house.

. -, (, -5, (€) '(8. (,, €, , -, -, -^. =

ov,

=

—

ov,

=

) 5, ($.

'^€$.

Dor. ancient mother. irdXaio-irXovTOS, ov,

opos, 6,

(68, =

rich of old, rich in hereditary wealth, opp.

to

()

irdXaiop-pi^os, ov, irdXaios, a, ov, of olden time ; ol vos time long past : formerly : tK

()

:

, old,

the ancients

from of

old.

2.

ancient,

;

as Adv., anciently, 3. of things,

in good sense, ancient, time-honoured, venerable bad sense, antiquated, obsolete, out of date.

:

in II.

Hence

,, presiding over

[I],

$, -,

. )

the palaestra.

and irreg. Comp. and Sup. of formed from the Adv. ov, spoken long ago, epith. of ancient oracles. II. spoken of long ago,

-,

land

:

as

(, ) (,

,«

III.

primitive, ancient, olden.

ovos, u, -,

Subst.,

6,

,-

Lat. indigena. f.

aor.

;

metaph.

II.

—

long in the

an old

I

ivrestle, Lat. luctare.

:

inhabitant,

(;)

to

:

to wrestle with,

Pass, to be wrestled with. 2. struggle against absol. to labour or be distressed in battle, Lat. laborare.

() —

Dep. f. II. to devise nage, work, bring about. contrive cjmningly ; a daring deed. nA'AA'MH, -, Ep. gen. and dat. :

— the Lat. PALMA,

:

:

to

ma-

skilfully,

plan

-, -

the

hand : metzph. force of hand,

to

palm of the band,

violence, murder.

the II.

metaph. a device, skilftil plan or method, means, contrivance. 2. a thing made by art, an instrument. a murderer, one defiled , by blood, a blood-guilty man : the suppliant not yet II. the avenger of blood. purified. Ep. for fut. inf. of

()

, ^ -^

-, , - €€,

with aged roots.

aged.

wrest-

of or for wrestling. a palaestra, wrestlirig-

generally a school.

-, -: ($, ) 5, ($, )

is,

to wrestle, fight.

,

()

,, ,

,

:

-

broad.

legendary.

[]

f.

poet, for

art.

s

,

3.

3. to

',

(-)

,

to

become

to

the palm of the hand. II. -, = measure of length, a palm, four fingers breadth (a little more than three inches). a tvrestler : generally, , one who contends for a prize, a rival, candidate. 2. metaph. a trickster, cunning fellow. a palm long or , ov,

a

or

bind fast. , a sort of cake made of preserved fruit, mostly of figs melted together, II. Adv. long ago, in olden time, of old. formerly, erst, before: also oi time just past, opp. to the present also es, yeviaOai) born long ago, aged, full of years. to stop, to stop up, caulk.

,

,,

ling, the wrestler

school

{$)

f.

Pass,

or artifice, a subterfuge.

with

the healing art, medicine : and without a festival of Paeon. = a chanting of the paean. etc. iraKTis, Dor. for

close;

—

a bout or fall in II. any trick

generally, a struggle.

Paean.

II. as Subst.,

and

:

()

5, ,

:

belonging to Paeon or

medicine, medicinal, healing.

old in

make old : hence

, 5, () , () €5 ,

to strike against, to

in

*./

obsolete.

4. to hit

generally, a physician, heal-

:

like

, ,

to

f.

wrestling

Paeon, the god of medi-

, , ,, II.

:

illido.

6, like

of Aesculapius

er.

pf.

:

pf.

away.

II. intr.

dash against or j/pon, Lat. wvos,

aor. I

2. to strike

3. to drive

in speaking.

,

mind, with the experience of age.

— Med.,

he smote his thigh. against a person.

time.

also dotage.

:

abrogate, annul, Lat. antiquare

:

older

the

{-, ) ) -, , , ()

later to quiver, pal-

:

person

a

from

€«

:

ovos, 6,

;

;

formed from the

age, length of time, antiquity

Root of

the

(

to look wildly, stare wildly about pitate.

Sup.

more often

old-fashioned ways

ace. of itais.

from

(redupl.

513

($, (5, •5, $, , Comp. and

regul.

:

Hence

-.

of

2 pi. aor. I imperat.

bard

,

or

.

Adv. ttois.

Dor. for Dor. for

:

a child,

Lat. puer,

III. also like

a slave, servant. irais, 6, Ep. for

',—

,$ —

:

—

f.

to besprinkle

=

^< :

.

^(,

:

—

pf.

pass,

Pass,

to

nea^ya

was scattered about,

:

be besprinkled, smeared,

defiled; but also,

brain

:

. ()

II. to

(3 plqpf) the shake the lots

S

. -, , . ,

;:

:

—

514

, -, '', () , () , . , ,

in

by

a helmet lot,

e.

i.

and

;

draw

so, to

lots

hence

:

pf. pass.,

(2 pi. perf. imperat.) be ye decided decide the matter by lot. ov, more correct and

,

forms for

^.,

f.

,

Ion. aor. I

,

to catch by decoy-birds. to be disabled.

wrestling, Lat. lucta

generally,

;

a struggle, contest.

&-$

)

-&$, ov,

Dor.

sonant, discordant.

',

(,

L•,

(, ')

dis-

growing again.

Adv. back, backwards; to give back, restore : sometimes c. gen., ku yaTfpos ^s she went back from her daughter. 2. also implies opposition, on the contrary, reversely ; kpuv to say to the contrary, i. e. gainsay; yepovTa she made him reversely an old man, i. e. /rawsformed him into an old man. II. of Time, again, once more, anew.

-

-, . (, '/ '. -, (, (, . -•5, -, (, -) -, (, ) ^, , () -5, (, ) ,

pollen

meal or fiour, Lat.

the finest

hence

:

3 sing. Aeol. aor. shortd. poet, form of

, ,

'()

ov,

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

i

be taken back or recalled

opt. of

irrevocable word.

[]

,

y^veais) a being born -iraXiY-Yeveata, II. resurrection. again, new birth, regeneration. doubleov, II. of strange or tongued, contradictory, false.

taken back, to

'*

;

an

^)

es,

ov,

growing again. deserting back again :

as

, -, ) ) , )) -, .) to

over again,

sell

sell

,

one who buys

() ''/ (, , 7-3, (, '^) 7-.5, (, '•,-5, (,

ing out afresh, Lat. recrudescens. malignant, spiteful, inveterate ; verse fortune

;

to

f,

ov,

ad-

is,

again.

going backwards. shooting up

)

7-5, (, -8, (, $) -75, -$, , , (, ) ov,

:

in

bad

throwing back

again: metaph, changeable, fickle.

as lo?ig again

fs,

, -, -,

generally, very long.

-^,

- )

a child again, in one's second childhood. Root of e's, ing back : neut. as Adv. again.

(',

From

again.

to

:

wander

fs,

and fro.

'traX-'n\vos,

vamped

up.

ov,

II. act.

,

-, :

returning. foremost.

TO

back

I

back.

))

to

Adv.

a returning calm.

ov, rushi?ig back

-oppos,

requiting, re-

hastening or darting back.

II.

recurring, in-

—

iraXiv-CTKios, ov,

7-5,

,(,(,)

ov, safe f.

again, recovered.

to

)

speak again. repaid:

requited,

avenged, punished. iraXCv-TOvos, ov, stretched back epith. of the bow, I of the 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.

=

rubbed again hardened, obdurate, villainous. turned back or -Tpoiros, ov, II. turning averted, Lat. retortus. III. turned the contrary way, reverse. is, with a reverse of is,

and again

(, () -35, (, , (, )

away,

:

, -, -,

)

to recant

f.

,

generally, to recant.

:

what has Hence

a recantation, palinode.

ITA'AIOTPOS, , a kind of thorny shrub, rhamnus

paliurus.

) -, going back,

ci. sq.

:

ov,

veterate.

been said in an ode

requital, retribution.

6,

(, €) -^, , (, €$) '•-€5, , (,

a running back, going backwards. running back

fortune.

wandering

run back

again, recurring.

back. aor.

and

ov,

ov,

fall-

washed again, vamping up old tvares.

ov,

venging

back,

is

watidering back

'($ (,(, (, •-, , (, -75, , (, $) (, Pass,

part.

one who

) )

ov, tost to afidfro,

,

TTdXiv-TiTos, ov,

, change of mind, repentance From

to

f.

Att.

very swift. say again, reiterate. From collected again.

ov,

sense, fickleness.

metaph.

adversaries.

ol

iraXiy-ifpaiirvos, ov,

,

11.

to

Hence

again.

again, a retailer, petty dealer, huckster. properly of wounds, breakov,

whirling

ov,

[a]

by retail.

From

sells

a double deserter.

fro, eddying,

foreign tongue.

and

Subst.

(5, (,

ov,


with

a

handle of paliurus-wood.

stern

and flowing.

, a

ov,

poOos) hack-flowing to and fro, ebbing

wave dashing

—

-, , •

)

, (,

:•

:

TTaXCppoOos

—

ebbing and flowing. (naXippoos) the reflux of water, back'

,

water, ebb. ov, Ep. for TToXip-poios, -poos, ov, contr. iraXippovs, ovv, flowing backwards, refluent: ebbing andflowing.

\5. (, )

,

-,

II.

metaph. returning on one's head, retributive. sliding back, sinking. ^aXip-poTTOSfOv,

(, (,1>)) -5, (, () -$, , (, )

shadowed

ov,

over,

, , ,

back

rushing hurriedly

a backward course. a pursuit back again,

;

() () () (^) ()^, $, $, ,

,

concubinage.

$, ,

fern.

to Pallas.

of or sacred

(«,

Adj.

all-feed-

all-useless.

all-conquering, triumph-

»/,

ant.

=

\\.

-(5, , , ) -, -5, ,(, $) ) -, ) -,,^, -(^,

very great. of efiormotis size.

fs,

(,

all black.

, .

very long, prolonged. through every rnonth,

(s,

through the live-long year.

,=

$,

, ($,

6,

-$, '•-$, -8, -,

($,)

all-knowing, all-

mother of all.

II.

altogether a mother, a very mother.

the statue of Pallas.

, ov,

-, $) , (, $) -, (, '^5. -, (, -) -65,-, (, ')

planning.

pursuit in turn after a rally.

15

ing, all-nourishing.

($,

gloomy, dusky.

ov,

. -, -, )

(, $) all-abominable. all-blended, (, founded, promiscuous. very small. (,

')

ov,

) , . ' -, ) $. ). , , , ) , . , , 5, -, ) ' €) - , -, ) ) -, , , ) , -5, ) , Dep.

-rraX\dKeiJop,ai,

bine.

,

,

to keep as

a concu-

a concubine.

,= 5, ,

5

concubine.

concubine, Lat. pellex,

()

.

to

the lawful wife (aKonis,

Pallas, name of Mior always = but later used avTos, 6, Pallas, masc. prop. n. iraX-XeuKos, ov, all white. aor. i Ep. aor. 2 part. Ep.

,

[a],

Homer

nerva, in

\€,

(, ($)

:

(in

:

Ep. 3

compd.

sing, aor, 2 pass,

dish, sway, whirl,

Pass, to

:

swing

make a spring, move

to quiver, as fish

on land

hence

:

to

:

to leap,

quake

to leap,

for fear

bound:

:

—

in

intr.

II.

to quiver, quake-

quivering

:

the beating

=

($,

ov,

all-hapless.

() not ••-'€5, (, Adv. () , (, Adv.

quite, wholly, alto-

like

gether ;

at all, by no means.

all-persuasive.

is,

($,

is,

multitude.

Adv.

entire possession.

$) the

whole multitude.

III.

6,

the lot cast

from an

($,

ov,

in which all kinds

of blows are inflicted.

, ov, (.$, and varied work.

ov, also

-5, , ($, $) -5, -, -, ($,—

variegated, of rich

(CDS, 6,

cities,

by

very great, and in Adv. very much.

pi.

prevailing in all

very

many

:

very much,

neut.

($,

ov,

anything brandished or throtvn, a dart

or javelin, the jerreed

:

properly neut. from

, , , ,)

f.

'.

$,

or abominable.

—

to

bestrew, besprinkle.

)

(,

all-consptcuouSf

Agam.

of

all

and

.•

(s,

($,

the very first, first

as Adv., first of all. all-beaming, all-blazing ;

also transparent, translucent.

queen of

() -€$, -$, ($, ') -8,,,,(,

powerful queen.

($,

, ov,

property.

(, , , (,

,

'•-'•€8,

all-purple.

all-venerable.

corrupt word in Aesch.

aor. I

II. to

($,

splendid, refulgent.

brandished, hurled. iraXros, 77, 6v, iraXvvas, aor. I part, of

strew or scatter upon.

all-depraved, ut-

, ($,

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

as

terly base or bad.

ov,

lot.

all-

universal.

helmet, ge-

to hold public offices

nerally, a lot;

neut.

entirely.

€ ) -, ) . -, , ) , , , () . $) .: (): -, , -, $) , () , , () '-€, ' ', ()

of the heart or pulse.

From

of or with the whole

very numerous.

II.

as

entirely, totally.

like

Adv. with

'•-'•5,

:

lots.

intr.

ov,

ov,

bound

absol., to cast lots

draw

05, , ()

like

swiftly

—

2. io dash oneself. shake the lots together till one

to

Med.

to wield, branwith the arms

to quiver or

:

or from any kind of agitation leapt forth

Pass., pf.

all-con-

-305, , , ($, $) =

:

:

to toss

:

—

f's,

all, all-

form of

redupl.

brightly: Ep. 3 sing, pres

all-loathsome

all-subduing. all-nourishing.

;

fern,

(as if

-,

from

Adv.

-uis.

to shine or

as if

of a star

first

from

-

beam

rising.

gen. -oaivTOS, Ep. part, of all-shining, bright-

beaming, glistening.

b 2

)

516

-5, ,

—

-, ) -, -, -, ) ) -, {iras,

charms or simples.

(«,

fs,

dent.

-, )) -5, -, )$) ,

, ,

ioned

bearing all things with

ov,

all-feeding.

-, -€5, -,

it.

{irds,

sessiofi

of

Adv.

{ttols,

{$,

ov,

with all the votes.

from

ov, (irds,

all-hapless.

apyvpos) all of

()

(irds,

)

all-powerful.

modes or

$, .

,

ov, (irds,

of ftill compass.

tones,

embracing all harmonising

) -, ,) -, 5)

with

neut. of was.

silver.

all-virtuo7is.

irdv-apioTTOs, ov, (irds, apioTos) best of all. gen. fern, of iravapK^ros, all-sujfficing,

in all life, in fill pos-

life.

all-harm-

hurt.

ov, (irds,

irav-aperos, ov,

generally, expressive.

:

wholly

trivdos)

privat.,

ov, gen. ovos, (irds,

less, all free

of all tribes or sorts. with all tones, full-

ov, {vas,

a

(irds,

c's,

without grief, sorrowless.

all-bearing, all-produc-

ov, {irds,

II.

tive.

all.

all-tender or deli-

cate.

all-burnt, all-blazing.

, ov, (ttSs,

sung by

ov, (irds,

ov, (irds,

all-destroying.

ov, {was,

ov, also

''-$,

skilled in all


(, '/)

ov,

5) -, ) -, -, ) -, $)

TTavboK^vrpia.

all,

2.

all-harmonious.

Pan, an Arcadian rural god, irav-apxos, ov, (irds, all-powerful, ruling all. drawn with goat's feet, horns, and shaggy hair at «s, (1rds,pes) all-exact, infallible. Athens the worship of Pan did not begin till after the Xkos, o, , [irds, all away battle of Marathon plur. Tldves, — Lat. Fauni. from the friends of one's youth. gen.

'

:

-, -,

— $) or very (, dyos) all-hallowed, Lat. sacro:

ov, (irds, es,

qtiite

)

sanctus.

irav-aypeTOS, ov,

(ttus,

irav-aYpeiJS,

,

-, 7-5,

e'cfs,

-, ,

soft.

aypew) all-catching.

(irds,

everything.

one

-5, -,

-, -, -, -,

catches

(sub.

,

(),

, , of

{irds,

-, -, (, -,

ov, (irds,

,

Pa•

the

tearful.

$)a'y)

all-wretched.

')

-, 5. ) -,, -, -, ov,

:

{nds,

(nds,

the cause

/fos)

opos,

,

(irds,

avenging genius.

\5)

-, -, )) (s,

true.

Adv.

(irds,

-$, is,

-, -,

all truly.

{nds,

of

all

(5.

pios.

-,

ov, (irds,

II. all-luckless.

ov, {irds,

to

an

quite true:

-, -5,

all-

all-subduer. [a]

($) all-dreadful, frightful. knavish like Pan-

ov, masc. Adj.

and

5,

is,

all-seeing, observing all.

-.

ov, (irds,

ov, (nds,

$)

all loo

av-epos,

with the as

of all the people, hence

without any share

all-blameless.

of,

,

tival

(),

of Jupiter ov,

in

;

,

)

-

belonging to all the

accessible to all

the whole body of the city. (sub. (irds, Ais gen. Aios)

s,

--

os)

common,

1rs

all-

all-catching, all-en-

$)

all in tears,

and Adv. of whole people, in a mass or body, en masse. , the whole people : in dat. Adv., altogether. From

) 5-,

Dor. for

)

) -€ ,

people, hence public,

all-powerful.

ov, {nds,

in.

a complete banquet, a

public, general, comrnon.

compassing, [d]

-«08.

:

a panacea, universal re-

.

also

dais)

() '68,

-bfivos, ov, (irds,

(irds,

metaph. manifold. (irds, aiaxpos) utterly ugly or

all the guilt belongs, opp. to

,

medy

doomed

all-untimely,

, (irds,

opos,

•-€68,

all-shining.

all-blazing.

II.

ov,

whom

5)

all-bewept, most lamentable.

deletus.

Sup.

:

Achaians. axpavros) all-unstained.

ov, (irds,

II.

76«€05, , ov,

ov, (irds, aioKos) all-variegated, glitter-

7-5,

(irds,

Dor. for

Panathenaea, Pa-

the

(v, (irds,

ov, (irds,

ing, glancing.

shameful

{irds,

all-leafless.

all the

)) ) -, -, (. sleepless,

ey\a

for

nathendic.

,

= iravTis

all-inevitable.

an all-untimely fate.

nathenaea, two festivals of the Athenians, and in honour of Athena or Minerva. Hence

Trav-aiGos,

$) ',

banquet at which nothing fails.

Dor. for nav^yvpts.

,

vos)

ov, (irds,

irav-axpavTOS, ov,

to

all-imperishable.

ov, (irds,

ov, (vds,

wakeful, watchful.

05,

ov, {irds,

ol,

who

aypa) catching all. {irds, aypvnvos) quite

ov, (nds, ov,

7-€5,

a fes-

Athens.

(ds,

all-righteous.

Adv.

irav-

ail-justly.

os, , fern, patronym., daughter of Pandion, i. e. the swallow. II. (sub. one of the Athen. tribes, named from Pandion. TO, a house for the reception ofsiran• gers, an inn. From irav-6oK6vs, fs,, a host: hence fem. , a hostess.

),

<--€,

-€,

=5,

—

:

'avbo€v

-€,

,

-, -^.) $, -, -, (,£) f.

{iravhoKos) to receive

tertain as a host, to keep

,

all:

to

all, to

-^,

all-receiving

,

an innkeeper, :

From

perfect glory.

etc., v.

ov, poet, for

)

of

earth.

-5, gods.

all the

Pandora, a

ov,

)

-€6$, , ~

-€5, -€5,

from

{iras,

) () ) "\($,

or Greeks.

ov, (iras,

-€-05, -€€8, ,

{iras,

ov,

km,

ov, [was,

(^$)

')

{iras,

ov, (ttOs,

:

-5,

irav-€VTOVos, ov, {vas, tvrovos) much-straitied, very

-,

ov,

quite boiled

of metals,

:

,

(Travrjyvpis) to keep or attend

public festival; to attend

es

a festival there,

go

to

make a

II. to

set

speech

in a public assembly, to deliver a panegyric.

-05, , ,

fit for a public festival or as{whh or withsembly; solemn, festive : 6 out Koyos), a festival, oration, a panegyric, eulogy. Adv. -Ku/s, pompously. From Ion. nom. and Dor. ecus, (ttSs, ayvpis Aeol, for ace. pi. an assembly of a whole nation, esp. for a public festival, a high festival, a solemn assembly ; to hold such festivals.

7)

;

:

irdv

-,

Adv. f.

€

day in

doing a thing sails all day ; neut.

day.

^5

all

day long,

'•-65,

,

ov,

all

day

8 ^)

(,

;

to

-, , ) -, , $:

)

as Adv., all

ov,

(iras,

(iTOS,

Lat. pervigilimn.

II.

ov, (ifas,

lamentable.

irav-oii|vs,

,

gen.

-|,

-5,

ov, (iras,

doing

the livelong

all

the

day

,

heavy-armed

')

used as Adv.,

tritly

(itds,

ov, (iras,

,

unhappy,

oh utter woe ! happy, with un-

6$) \5)

-5) )

Adv.

in whole troops. all eyes.

[t], ov, (iras,

voices, all-oracular.

day long,

.

all

in use, with all the house,

Interj. (nds,

alloyed happiness.

all-bewailed, all-

(iras, oTkos) dat.

without any nom. household and all.

lasting all day,

—

all

as

pi.,

(, $)

-, \., =

Ion.

Ep.

which day long

os,

neut.

most melancholy. irav-oiKCt and

actly like.

a ship

)

a night-festival, vigil, a watching, keeping awake

)

=

spend the whole

all the

(,

vs

the livelong day.

, ((5)

a thing.

-,€05,

:

live-

night long, lasting or doing something the whole the ship conirupc night; tinued her course all night long.

a

to a city

live-

of or for a vigil.

ov, Att. also os, ov,

a,

Adv., the livelong night.

quite refined or unalloyed. {.

)

all night.

()

(ttcls,

watch or do anything the to spend the

ov, (iravvvxis)

i},

all-disfigured,

(iravvvxis) to celebrate a festival

II. to

^-\ -, -^ , -, -, -, ^^ ,($ $ -, , -65,

,

by night.

7-05,

their

:

ov, (iras,

,

neut. iraveres, as Adv., the whole year long.

active.

the whole body or

place of meeting at II. Haviajvia Mycale, their common temple. (sub. Upa), the festival of the united lonians.

lojig night.

all-desolate.

all-de-

Dor. for

all-effecting.

eanipa) lasting the whole

all-lovely,

,—

long night ;

{nas, eros) lasting the whole year

:

[t]

all night long.

'nav-iaTios,ov,{iras,kffTia)with the whole household. fs,

Pan

, , -, . ) -, , ^ '($)

(nds,

ov,

sired,

f.

all-surveying.

evening,

-,

kinds,

05)

of or fit for

hideous.

all-lovely.

ov, (iras,

,

(),

community of lonians

all-giving, all-bounteous. (kevOfpos) entirely free. all the Hellenes iravTfs

(-rras,

irav-eXevGepos, ov,

-, -^,

beautiful

Vulcan, who received presents

growing of all

panic fear, such fear being supposed to originate with Pan. (sub.

{iras,

the total setting of a star. giver of all, epith. of the

as fern. prop, n.,

II.

woman made by

^)

sacrifices.

IlaviKOs,

all-larnentable, all-plaintive.

, (was, , (iras,

-, (iras,

of trees.

(iras,

ov, (iras,

-. 6$)

slave.

-€,

a panther, Lat. panthera. in high wrath. celebrated with all kinds

6,

Adv.

SovKos) all a slave, an utter

ov,

rjpos, 6, fern.

all.

esp. shooting with all sorts

all-glorious.

ov, (ttSs,

to be a whole day in coming: Adv., all day long or every day.

«s, (iras,

as

host.

, , , -, -, -, ) , unblemished fame

—

517

-, ) ', 5, -, -, ) , () , -,

charmer of

com-

:

receiving guests, hospitable:

esp.

as

neut.

(ttos,

Subst.,

^. (8 , long;

en-

inn.

=

irav-8oKOS, ov,

mon

an

—

6oos)

ex-

author of all ominous

(iras,

(iravonkos) the full armour of a helmet, breastplate, i. e. shield,

soldier,

-,

greaves, sword, and lance, a full suit of armour, paHence in full armour, cap-a-pie. noply ; ov, 6,

a

man

in full

armour. []

-, -,

518

ov, (iras,

))

armour,

in full

, , -,

) , ()

all bis harness on.'

(»,

ov, 6,

with

the all-seeing.

always fit for landing. irav-opaos, ov, {nas, a torch, beacon. iravos, 0, Aeol. for
,

,)7, {^)

6,

'5,

(iravovpyos,

a captain of rascals : or = iravovpyos knave Hipparchides. irdv-oOpYOs, ov, (jrav, epyov) ready to do anything: mostly in bad sense, ready for all crimes, unscrupulous, knavish, villanous, treacherous : as Subst., ovpyos, 6, a knave, villain, rogue ; iravovpyov, =^iravovpyia. Sup. iravovpyoraTos, most rascally. Adv. avovpys, villainously ; Sup. ov, seen by all, epith. of a

,

-, -,

-,

—

—

-.

: , -5, () \$ (, ')

,

ay

(iras,

)=

in full

ov, (iras,

full

),

(sub.

-, -, -€5,

moon;

ij

-€,5,

ov,

ov,

$ , . -, , -, of

-

:

the full

to-morrow's full moon.

ov,

sorts

))

moon

moon,

the time of full

avpiov

($, (vs) very stately. all-surveying. ($, (», 6$) all-wise, very jvise.

ov, (nds,

seeds.

irav-arpaTiiji Ion. -ifj,

(»,

occurs), with the whole army.

-5,

without any nom.

()

)

with all speed. swept together from

. ^^. ») ,

every side, accumulated.

before a vowel

wholly, altogether

:

it

means, undoubtedly.

,

name

4s,

Ion.

. . ,

where:

ov, 6,

(»,

all.

-apxos, ov,

(»,

in full

Adv. II.

-, , ,

everywhere, on every

in every

(»,

ov,

gen.

complete

armour.

assisting all the arts.

(»)

-, -, , )

way, by

all

means;

all-honourable.

, (», yijpas)

making

all

old, enfeebling all.

€,

manifold.

(», *>) all-knowing. , , (») of every kind, of all sorts, Adv. -», in all kinds of ways. f»,

(iras) from all quarters, from every

Adv.

undique.

, -, ) -, -, )

every expedient, turn every stone, in order to effect

any

object.

Hence

Adv. in every kind of way. opos,

, ($, (»,

ov,

all-mighty.

oXiyoxpuvios) utterly

short-lived.

---,

(», (», <», (», ov, (»,

ov,

«'»,

iravTO-iropos,

5)

all-daring, shameless. all-hateful.

all-suffering.

vopos) all-inventive. ov,

, (»,

all-seeing.

iravToae, Adv.

(»)

ov,

in all ways, everv way.

(», €5) all-reverend, august.

($, epyov) = avovpyos. (», ipayiiv) all-devouring. ov, (», all-confused, com-

ov,

mingled.

(»)

(»)

utterly routed.

all-nourishing.

wholly, altogether

in nowise,

of Place, every-

in every direction, every way. II. of ner, by all means, absolutely : in all respects.

(», (»,

ov : by no means, not at all, Lat. omnino non. II. in strong affirmation, at all events, at any rate, at least : in answers, yes, by all means. altogether: at all, in all, Lat. Adv. omnino. 2. very, very much, exceedingly. 3. with some Adj. omitted, the well-known, the the thorotigh solthorough ; 01 the famous diers, i. e. the veterans Pericles. II. in answers, yes by all means, cer-

Adv.

all-riding, absolute.

Adv.

(»,

ov,

Dor. side, every way. ov not quite.

ov,

all-prevailing.

iravT-apxas, Dor. for

ruler of

or tv

irav-Tpoiros, ov,

of a precious stone.

(»,

».

=

entirely,

affirms strongly, by

-, $, ) , -,)

all

outright.

, (»,

all-wretched.

-. Adv. (»)

in replying

:

dat. pi. of

iravr-ovpyos, ov,

Adv., Ion. for

(»,

Ep. for

iravTOTC, Adv. at all times, always. ov, {iras, all-daring.

Adv., Dor. for aiva,

«, ,(3) -, -6,

armour ;

com-

II. act.

Adv., also navreXcs, com-

-((as,

pletely, entirely, absolutely

-iravT-oiTTas, Dor. for

dat. used as Adv.,

in use,

(»,

ov,

Ion.

3.

-, 5, ) ) -, '•-5, ) -, -, )) -, ) 5 , )

composed of all

in use (but gen.

-, (»,

entire, absolute. 2. fully accomplished. prising all, the whole, Lat. universus. all-accomplishing. Hence

orparos) dat. used as

Adv., without any nom. irdvavSCiji Ion.

in all ways.

Adv. (») everywhere. dat. as Adv. TTavTOios, a, ov, (iras) of all sorts or kinds, maniarmour. of the moon, at the fold; avoos ytviaOai to take all shapes, i. e. to try

the time offull

;

(»)

Adv.

'-€8, », (», riKos) all-complete, all-perfect:

side, Lat.

spear.

navaayia, like

Traiw,

( -, .) »)

Hence holy deed in an unholy way. aros, a knavish, roguish act. villany, knavery, trickery: in plur. knavish tricks.

,

,

—

Man-

iravTaxo0€v, Adv. {vas)from all places or sides. Adv. (») in all directions, every way.

Adv. (») to all places, every way. Adv. (») everywhere.

,

(»)

;

tainly,

[a]

($

€ . ) —

!

:

—

($)

-, -, -, , -6$, ) -, ) ) -, ) , . ,, , ', (. -€(5, ,

all.

{itas,

,,

highest of all.

vcraros)

,

uppermost;

(iras,

,

,

and

,

oXiOpos,

(irds,

ruined, destroyed, undone.

abandoned.

utterly

moral

sense, ut-

act. all-destructive, all-

(,

(s,

2. in

2. in

II.

ruinous. stroyed.

From

utter destruction, utter ruin.

utterly

ruined, de-

moral sense, utterly abando/ied.

II.

act. all-destructive.

'-'€5, (,

,

ev, (nas,

pax! bush!

Lzt.

,^

[]:

f.

inf.

potior

— the

aor.

r

pf.

Dep. to get, acquire, Lat. used as a pres., to possess, to :

, . , , () '2, , . , ^, . , ()

have in possession. irairai, Interj. of of surprise, ah

suffering, Lat.

vae! oh! alas!

a Scythian

WITH Dat. by the side of, beside, alongside of, both of Places and Things, as also of Persons, Lat. aptdd and coram; Lat. mejudice, before me before Darius as judge at one's home, Lat. apud se. III. WITH Accus., I. of Place, running along, beside. 2. of Motion to, to, towards, mostly of persons. 3. going by, leaving on one side; to go past Babylon metaph. rfjv going by, beyond or beside the mark contrary to, against ; beyond one's strength

' ^ ^ '(

(,

;

:

;

'

'

;

€

(V

,' ' €

(

bx'i-fov

by

within

little,

by so

he came within a

€€

5. in

little.

i.

e.

much;

'

so,

Utile of

come

to

dying;

within so

$ '(

to escape danger by

comparison with;

'' (

himself compared with himself;

name of Jupiter.

-

;

well-nigh, almost;

—

Lat. quatenns

great a nearness of danger, so

e.

i.

much;

how much,

by

he was within

of winning the Olympic prize

conflict

II.

lengthd, for

,

be

to

by,

one

:

pf. is also

tivos

struck by any one.

'

aor. I inf.

'^.

Lat. a or ab, by, with pass. Verbs to

agent, as,

:

still!

Dor. for

and opt. of

,

used like denote the

is

contrary to contrary to destiny opinion. 4. beside, beyond, except ; besides this, there is nothing else ; so,

visible to all.

in every season.

(ttos,

519

II.

(iras,

last of all.

,

terly

eminent above

;:

;

:

^

it is

compared with (i. e. as) nothing; an exclam. of surprise. also, day as to call papa, as a child to coax to consider as nothing: compared with day, day by day; or wheedle by calling papa. men as compared TraiTTraias, , Dim. of irannas, dear little papa. , papa, childish pronunciation of with all other animals live like gods to labour in comparison of all the rest, narrjp, as mamma, of II. of Time, during; = -rrairmas. [] i. e. more than the rest.

, , , =

'02, ,

, ,

•,

in the course

of or for one's grand-

: , . , aicos, 6,

fut.

:-, aor.

II. c. ace. to

look

— :

to look

to look

round for, look ear-

nestly after.

..

' ,,

for

ace.

:

poet, abbrev. for in sense of

:

II. it is

also used

Prep, with gen., dat., and Ep. Radical sense, beside :

Genit. from beside, from alongside of, I. WITH whether of Place or Person metaph. issuing, derived, :

proceeding from

;

oneself, /rom one's

vap'

own means.

absol., as

all

when

it

•

three cases, but stands for

Adv., near, together, at once.

-€, -

-. , •(.

to give In Att. Prose,

from

.

--. -', -$.-. -, !-, - -,

,$

,

wrong,

contrary

and 77, the papyrus, a kind of rush, of which writing-paper was made in Egypt by cutting its inner rind into strips it was also used for making ropes.

,

so also

its Compos., retains chief usages as Prep., I. alongside of, beside, as in II. from one to another, as in III. passing by, as in 2. metaph. swerving aside, i.e.

atniss,

aor. I part, of

{\$)

:

of the war.

Subst. in

In

part. fcm. of

I

cautiously or timidly round, to peer about eagerly.

then written

a fish found in the Thracian lake

(Foreign word.) Dor. for

its

or

father, appointed by him.

Prasia.

follow

€ €.

is

$-

;

may

grandfather.

,

—

€ ( $

:

to,

as

in

IV. of

alteration or change, as in aor.

pass. inf.

f.

Ep.

:

:

also,

:

agaitist, as in

of

pf.

aor. 2

:

—

part.

to

-('

go by

.

or

to by the side of: to stand beside, c. dat. pass beside or beyond, i.e. to overstep, transgress;

(

— -€,

the transgressor

[],

pf.

Pass.,

offended against. let pass, let slip : IV. in Comedy, not.

III.

(

to

to step

forward

with aor.

I

-

to be transgressed or

to

pass over, omit it escaped me

« or

to address the spectators.

) -, $) , (,

(, -: -, : -( ,

irapa-QaKXOs,

,

, ( , - () pf.

:

Pass., aor. I

:

pf.

\

a Bacchanal.

like

aor. 2

beside,

--

by

side

set

side,

one

stake

to

f.

II.

my

setting

a cast

lipon

life

refcva to stake one's

war

own

so,

;

children.

\(

, anarais

treachery set against another.

to

III.

6,

verb.

to call or cry out to.

come

to

help another

to

(8),

,, ,

to expose

one-

u) a placing beside, com-

-, , () -, , -. illustration, parable.

:

staking, risking of persons, ventureso77ie, reckless. 2, of things, hazardous, perilojis.

hazarding

:

vying with one another : Pass., one piece of

Med.,

,

,

parison

2. to set

compare one with another

side by side, so as to

'

in

",

looking side-

Dep. run hazard.

self to danger,

I

f.

to the rescue.

I

\\(5 €(

()

danger ;

;

come

absol.

then generally, to another, as in games of chance Med. to expose oneself to venture, hazard, stake

—

-,

I

against

thing

::

ways or askance, squinting.

—

to object or cast in one's teeth, Lat. objicere. to

, and comparable. $, , ,

Adj. of

put before, as fodder before horses, Lat. objicere, projicere : to hold out as a bait : also

throw

to

. <5, ,

: :

"Kapay

,

as

staff,

j

.

ov,

f.

—

, , () -: -, -,

like

staff.

—

—

|

—

520 of a

—

——

:

britig to

:

Dep.

,

€,

,

f.

shew disregard.

to

stuffed in.

[]

to stuff' in, insert,

^

aor. 2 inf. of

,

a co77imand issued to soldiers : the of : esp. in Med., bring the boat alongside; and absol. in aor. 2 word of command. 2. the summoning one^s partiput to land. IV. to throw sans. imperat. From 3. instruction, doctrine. to cast one's eye f. aor. I or turn sideways; pf. to cast both eyes pass, askance ; to pass an anV. to deposit with one, nouncement from one to another. sideways, i. e. to squint. II. as military VI. to deceive, betray. VII. term, to give the watchword, which was passed from entrust to him. 2. to pass man to man, Lat. imperium per manus tradere intr. in Act. to come near, approach. also to give the word of command, give orders over by sea, like Lat. trajicio. aor. 2 part, of then 2. generally, to recommend, exhort. 3. cws, Ep. c. ace. rei, to order; to order II. the paraprovisions, like Lat. imperare frumentum : an overstepping, transgression. orders given. III. also to encourage, basis or digression, a part of the old Comedy, in IV. to summon to one's help, to summon which the Chorus came forward and addressed the cheer on.

the side

(

•-, -^

-77€:

:

:

—

, , , .() €( -^ () ^, . , () ,), -,

:

— —

,

,

audience in the Poet's name.

[],

beside

:

the

one's partisans or clients.

,,

one

who

warrior or combatant who sta?ids beside from one II. a transgressor, in poet, form mand.

the charioteer.

(, ^, , -,

transgressed.

II.

be

to

passed.

pf. pass,

f.

gone beyond, sur-

:

Dep.

side

look

eye.

to constrain, f.

^,

2.

wrong. Adv. i.

of

pf.

for the

the

to speak with

-

$, ,

ships.

f,

:

aor. 2

Ep. purpose of aiding or protecting.. :

:

to

come

nation.

go

beside,

to,

arrive at 2. to

'^

:

come

:

[t]

to be at

:

fut.

-"-

hand, by or near, 2.

of II.

absol. to arrive at one's destito maturity.

later

;

—

worse for old age.

to be the

^^^

:

thing.

of

be prese7it : to stand by, to second, support.

:

fut.

-"

to decide beside the right,

i.

(, -) (, -)

e.

:

to

decide unfai7-ly, err in one's jjidgment.

, , ()

, -. which

maliciously, invidiously.

something a curtain or screen used to cover the

-, beside,

e.

aor. 2

aor. 2

thrown in by

dyopevdv

give just a taste of a thing

to

things, to be at hand, to come, happen, belong to. to

a witik with one

to see

a side meaning,

sides

use violence towards

to

,

to taste slightly

-, -, :

compel.

;

(apa'^'^k)ananno7nci7g. II. word ofco7nma7id.

orders, giving the

later

do a thing

to

:

givmg

f

to look aside or askance, take

side: metaph.,

hung

2. to

instruction.

III.

f.

Med.

of

() , , ()

by force contrary to law.

to another.

Hence an announcement passed II. an order, word of com-

-, ,-

in war, a

of

pf. inf. pass,

aor. 2 inf. of

-,

. .. ,

,

poet,

any one,

$, ,

statids

--

is

$, ,

that

taken in the arms, the object ofo7te's embrace. to push aside Dep.

with the elbows, elbow.

OTie

writes beside,

aor. 2

5, ,

an additional

part,

and that

clause, codicil.

inf.

of

which

, -,

——

—

—

(-)

,

&. -,

any thing written a marginal note. II. an exception taken by the defendant to the indictment f. to write beside, to add, subjoin, annex a clause or codicil. II. Med., with pf. pass, to have a thing written by the side: to have 2. person registered. to take an exception to an indictment absol., beside,

,

^^,

•( -, , -, f.

:

cf.

to lay

to lay open, disclose.

-^-

aor. 2

:

to

:

divert, alter the course of, to distort, pervert.

, .-: -, -, , , ()

III.

bring beside or in front, to bring forward as a speaker, witness. IV. to bring in stealthily, V, intrans. to pass by, pass on one's way : pass away.

to

17,

2.

into line.

make no

splash in coming out of the water. II. leading aside or away, misleading : a fallacy, quibble. III. an alteration, change, variety.

a

\y],to

weep beside or along with.

^ -^, 68, -,, f.

Ep. by.

inf.

aor. 2

ys,

story,

rj,

marvel.

aor.

,

($,

of Xoyos) a strange

pass. subj.

i

)

(,

5, () — €$, $, -'

co?itrary to opinion,

unexpected, strange, marvellous.

Adv. -£a;s. a handing down, be2. a giving up, sur-

,

queathing, transmission. render. 3. the transmission or handing

down

legends, doctrines, etc., tradition:

which

, $, (4). , . , ^. , $ $, -, . , .-€, ,) $, -, , ^ , , handed down, a

also that

handed down,

to be

to sleep beside or

:

f.

put

of,

to

, (^^, io

or

example.

and

side of: to exhibit,

like

an

-:

f.

:

bring forward.

so, to represent,

Dep.

6$,

)

Jiear as

fut.

:

(^) (^)

a servant,

,

;

—

ov,

may

be run through

a running beside or way, Lat. obiter. running beside. II.

spaces for

;

to

pour tray.

(,

shew by 3. to

Suttvov) to

the

past.

- :

f.

-, -

-€, -€ ,

pf.

Dep. to take or receive from another, have by right of succession, as hereditary. 2. c. :

:

-, ,, -€, -, take tipon oneself :

hence

to

engage to do.

admit, allow.

to disclose by

f.

a side hint.

and

f.

to attend

,

useless disputation.

serve.

3. to

to

contr.

lift

:

creep

to

Desiderat. of

or ready to deliver up.

up and

couple

Ion.

:

:

I

inf.

or

slink

creep in underhand, slink or steal in.

2. io

band posed with-

govern

a slinking in beside. From Med., with aor. 2 act.

f.

go

to

-

or reign with one.

'•-€ -(eya of Eden.

aor. 2 inf. of

Epic

2. to represent

be

:

to serve.

cursorily, by the

l/f

Ep. aor.

let in

neut.

aor. 2 inf. of

Ep.

, a park or pleasure-grounds ; an Eastern word used in the Septuagint for the garden

admit,

—

must give up.

(plur.) ofie

,

out one's dinner.

inf. to

ov, verb. Adj.

:

, (,

of,

shame.

over or assign money.

to

is

aor. 2 part. o{

that

make an example

€s,

and

,

etc.

a pattern, model, getting through, gaps. plan, Lat. exemplar : a copy, representation. 2. a Ep. for precedent, example; by way of Ep. for example : also an example, lesson, warning. 3. an illustration, prooffrom example. Hence f.

as so

of

tradition.

a, ov, or

of

by

,

^

make a show

.

concede.

the act of receiving , a leading by or past, carrying from another. 2. that which has been so received, of soldiers, a wheeling from column a custom. 3. a sliding motion of the oars so as to Ep. -€Civ, aor. 2 inf. of

Hence

across.

521

-,

ov,

lead beside, to lead by or past. 2. as military term, to make the men off, to wheel them from column into II. to lead aside from the way, lead away : line. absol. to mislead, deceive : generally, io persuade, bring over, but in bad sense. 2. to lead aside, f.

;

to

:

, ^. -, -,

bare at the side : metaph.

—

to give or hand over, Lat. f. 2. to give into commit, consign. another's hands as an hostage, Lat. dedere, to deliver up, surrender : to hand over io justice : also io betray. II. ^. io hand down, transmit to posterity. to grant, bestoiu, offer : c. inf. to grant, allow,

tradere

;

demur

to

()

—

and

to set beside

:

.

sing beside or to one.

(,

contr.

),

— Pass, to hang on one side Att. -, io yoke beside,

set beside

pass,

to be dis-

—

:

f.

-,

Pass, to be joined side by side,

,-, -, -605 -,

coupled togeiher.

provoke

f.

and

-$ )

side,

hang

to jealousy. io

f.

to the girdle.

ov

Att.

,

=

gird

\-

to the

aios.

(,

Att.

-mos,

a,

ov,

also os, ov,

beside the sea, lying on the seaside.

-

. . , —

—

^,

f.

to cherish,

comfort. to

later

on, inspire with confidence. irapaOeiev, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of

:

—

-, -, , . , () -, 522

—

•

3. to entreat one to do. Lat. deprecart, to avert by entreaty, beg

earnestly.

embolden, cheer

,

-

like

II.

Hence

off.

an obtaining by prayer: earnest II. a deprecating. III. an

supplication.

) ^, ($, ()

, -, , -, -, . -, , ((, -, . €€, , () -, -, . , . -^, - , . -, , -( -, . , $, (- -,•(. -, aor. 2 part,

irapaOcis,

^,

f.

run

to

run beside. deviate from.

one side

of,

,

beyond, outrufi.

'-€€,

f.

to

whet or sharpen upon

to

:

poet,

,

of persons, a hostage. fut. nied. of

be

hung

hang

or

'--(,

transgression.

for

one by chance.

or

f.

aor. :

^^: — :

3 sing. aor. 2 subj.,

-(,

drawing

of,

aoR

Pass.,

away from divert to

f.

-.

l

(\•.

beside.

pf.

pf.

:

to

2.

:

—

draw' aside on

fern,

to

take

one, to

draw aside the curse on thy son. II. Med. to draw off or away from, draw over to o?ie's own side, detach. 2. generally, to take away from also to lessen, damp. els

;

to

, -, -, -. :

Hence

$, ,

the side,^ the selvage

:

is taken offfrom generally, a band, strip.

contr. for poet, f.

of by

the

way.

irap-aiatos, ov,

-, -,

^:

past.

f.

Dep.

:

: -

{,

portentous.

f.

:

aXoios) of

Ep. aor.

:

pf.

i

ill

to

hear

down

aor. sit

by the side

Med. and

II. in

2

pf.

beside or near.

and trapa-Kaipos,

-,

intr.

(,

ov,

to light, kindle,

:

—

later

-: -, pf.

to call to one,

i.

e.,

send for, summon. Eat. arcessere : witness, to invoke the gods to invite. to, cheer on, encourage, exhort : to excite. to aid,

demand,

stand

burn beside

, -, -, : , , () -, -f.

tenses

)

to

vntimely, ill-timed, unseasonable.

to

:

to

;

I.

to call

to call as II. to

call III.

require.

,

a covering

metaph. a cloak,

:

From

veil.

f.

thing beside, to

\,

to

f,

beside

cover by hanging some-

-

veil, cloak, disguise.

—

to

;

Ep. aor. 2 throw ozput down put a girdle beside :

to

II. as law-term, around one. Hence to make a deposit, pay a sum into court.

one,

i.

e.

gird

it

,

money deposited

in

suits

for

recovery of an inheritance, to be forfeited in case of

omen, ominous,

—

failure, Lat.

sacramentum.

,

to

dart

lodged in one's hands,

esp.

f.

:

Dep.

:

beg of or from another i.e. ace. rei, to obtain by prayer or entreaty. 2. c. ace. pers. to move by entreaty, obtain leave from : also to intercede with, beg :

—

to put, place, set

beside or near.

for

that which

of cloth

down

pass.

From

aor. 2

:

to let

or near.

a taking away from beside, a with-

curtailing.

i

Med.

f.

Ep. for and part.

aor. 2 of

,

aor.

-,-,-,-,

so also in

pf,

i

pf.

irapaiw€wi9T)aiv,

),

also

:

beside.

of Act., aor.

recommend, counsel.

to advise,

II. intr.

advice, counsel.

17,

Pass., aor. I

:

-((

2

to set be-

fut.

f.

to stir up, kindle.

to

to sit beside or

-,

Att.

^- -, -€, -:

, , ,. irapaLveais,

, from f.

-() -:

to fall

irap-aivco),

med. of Dep.

Med.,

II.

f.

see

:

— Pass,

3 sing. aor.

inf.

down

poet, for

^. -,

beside:

of

2

f.

for

ov, poet,

^

hang up

near.

thrown in by the way, sneering, malicious

of words,

to

beside.

side or near.

, poet,

a beguiling.

also,

:

poet, for

anything lodged with

:

pres.

Ep. for

metaph.

poet, for

)

for

aor. 2 inf.

one, a deposit

to

,

encourage.

-,

being in

exhorting, encouraging,

to overlook, slight.

II.

(,

to.

ov, Ep. for

part, of

f.

another, compare. f.

med.

accessory

:

run

io

observe one thing beside

to

(,

off.

encoitragement, persuasion

II.

III.

-($, ,

part the cause

to

f.

interceding for, begging

irop-oiTuos, ov, also a, ov,

inflame to excess. a putting beside, II. suggestion, advice.

57,

juxtaposition, comparison. irapa-Ocb),

iniperat. of

assuage, soothe.

to soften,

to heat or

fcus,

and

-, Ep.

-(1€.<.,

or near, esp. to

sit

:

inf.

a deposit,

anything

trust. :

aor. 2

--

die beside or near.

-^/€^, Pass, / Itebeside

by at meals, Lzt.Juxta accumbert. f. Xvw, to lay down beside.

—

:

-, -, -, -, -, with

f.

in alongside.

f.

-, -^^, -, , -, -^ it

to

f.

to

— metaph.

a helper; hence

,

N. T.,

in

to

fix or drive

to deposit one's

Adv. turning aside, averting.

lodge property

to keep back, restrain.

make

to

Att. for

Med.

the Helper,

Comforter.

dwell beside

—

another near oneself.

in

523

one's aid, esp. in a court of justice, Lat. advocatus as Subst., an advocate. 2. generally,

,= -,

f.

to set

metaph.

From

make

to

turn or bend aside; the gate ajar. 2.

swerve, distort

to

aWrj

;

SiKas they turn righteous judgments aside.

Pass,

and Med.,

sew on or

to

bending sideways,

epos,

[t],

in trust, entrust to his keeping.

f.

to settle

be-

to deposit or

— Med.

hands

with another, give

Med.

down

Pass, to lie

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 f. \pw, to leave behind in one's

:

hands.

in a person's

—

: :

, () , - $. -, , -, ^ -, . -,, ()-.

f.

side, to lie

:

:

<-(, .

—

^. ^. \$,

:

:

aor. 2

down

to lie

[t]

II.

pf.

:

beside, lie near, esp. at meals,

Lat. juxta accumbere.

to set all straight.

III. intr. in Act. to turn Hence 3 sing. Ep. impf. rtape- aside, slip away, escape. to lie beside, near or before gePass. , one who lies beside at meals. [] nerally, to be ready, lie close at hand: metaph. to be to hear beside or amiss : to hear wrong. things presented or proposed to one ; f, to be past the prime : to be before one or present. faded, withered.

irapa-KCip.ai, inf. :

:

:

,

:

^ () .

(€, -€(,$, , Med.

mend, prescribe. on by shouting: 3

II.

, -,

=

to

exhort,

advise,

€€$, ,

had been given.

a calling out irapaKcXcvap.a, aros, hortation, encouragement.

,

to,

,=

used

is

Hence

an

to ride

f.

by or past.

,

,

a hardy, venturous phrase. trans, to

move aside

one's

ground,

distraught,

2. to be

alter.

mad.

-, -,

:

to excite,

II. intr. to shift

impassioned:

3. to raise troubles or

, , .

to be

commo-

tions.

to pass by.

weep beside or

and

f.

at.

Ion.

-, \,

to

:

—

to

from

to

one

who

sleeps

ace. iv

Ep. dat.

:

:

to follow close or

II.

:

metaph.

hard upon good

of rules, to hold

to follow in one's

mind,

understand.

,

transporting, conveying.

-^,

II.

or sailing across.

a carrying across, (from Pass.) a going

:

Att. to carry beside or carry across : generally to carry or convey Med. to have a thing brought one : Pass, to sail beside, coast along. f. to sharpen or whet besides. f. to throw the dart with others. f.

along with, escort

—

:

-, -, ,() , $, () -, ,

terfeit

the side or in

,

to attend studiojtsly

coining falsely

bar or shut out.

to steal

Koivos) to take counsel

, () :

, -6 -, f.

ios,

throtighout.

:

7rp-.vc,

unwilling-

aKoiTis) a wife, consort. f.

one

17,

disturb violently, Lat. commovere.

:

a bedfellow, husband.

beside,

irap-aKoiTis,

a desperate venture. From f. 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

(, , (,

Med.

(,

cheered on,

:

hearing amiss

ness to hear, disobedience,

ov,

ex-

summoned.

irapaKivSvvivais,

,

with another, Lat. communicare.

cheering on.

«€$, , , ((\€) -([, ,

-, -, 5) -, , Ion. for

recom-

to exhort, encourage, cheer

sing, plqpf.

in pass, sense, orders

,

:

, :

—

a striking falsely, a metaph. madness, frenzy.

ov,

struck falsely, coun-

metaph. deranged, mad.

to strike amiss, esp. of money, f (pf. forge, counterfeit; II. Med. to pass, part.) men of a false stamp. absol. to cheat cheat, swindle out of a thing, c. gen.

-, () -. -, -, (, ) , $: 5, -( '-$, , () -, ^. €$, $, f.

passing, filch underhand.

fut. pass,

of

to

:

Ion. for

—

,

derange, distract.

a calling to one, summons to assist. 2. a calling upon, imploring. 3. exhortation, encouragement.

,

=

,

ov, verb

Adj. o(

,

metaph.

to drive

mad,

to

hear

f.

beside or by the way, to hear talk of. III. to

II.

to hear

hear wrong, mis-

understand.

of or for ex-

horting, hortatory.

III.

or learn underhand.

neut.

Tfov, one must call on.

Pass, to be cheated.

called to

Att.

f.

hang on

the side.

aor.

I

part,

of

:

to let

—

—

—

:

^. -, : , () —

:

:

—

524

-:

(, $)

,() () , , , --, : ^: , -, , -, -, ) )-, -, , [],

f.

^.

ov, also a, ov,

pf.

aor.

[]

Pass., aor. I

pf.

:

—

,

Pass, to be separate ajid place beside : space. over a extend along, drawn up to pat, touch on the side. irapa-icpOTCci), f. :

,{)

,

striking a false note

:

an

f.

Pass., aor.

{.

a wrong

music.

tiote in

irap

I

to

II.

lead

Dep. to get over and to have over and above.

f.

:

aor.

in pf.

make

to

esp.

—

^:

-, —

inf.

:

pf.

-,

:

pass.

to receive from another, to succeed to

to property.

pledge:

2. to

:

office or

take possession of, to take in 3. to

also to take by force, seize forcibly.

take to oneself, as to wife

ward

an

aor.

as a witness,

to

produce or bring for-

II. to

receive or entertain as

:

III. to receive by hearsay or a friend, to invite. IV. to tradition, to learn, hear, Lat. accipere. V. take upon oneself, undertake, Lat. suscipere.

^ -,

-, -,

to

aor.

things alternate.

for the worse,

path, to deviate, vary ov,

:

[]

2. to

:

pf.

change

to corrupt.

3.

— hence

to slip aside, escape.

(,

beside one an-

other, side by side, parallel.

-(|,,

Dep. to reckon wrong, reason falsely. 11.

f.

mis}-eckon,77iiscalculate.

2. to

)

Hence

to cheat by false reasoning.

, false

(,

ov,

Ion.

f.

in al-

:

II. intr. to pass of Place, to pass by or beyond. 2. to pass aside, turn from the by one another.

:

see

.

:

aor. 2

:

, -, . , -,-- -

a, ov, {irapa, ov, and on the seaside, on the shore. to stoop aor. I nap€Kvipa: f. 2. aside^ put one's head on one side affectedly. generally, 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.

2

- :-^

I

little,

an exchange.

alternately

Att.

-':— Pass.,

or alter a

aside, mislead, deceive.

above

,

Adv.

to strike beside,

:

a passing from hand change, va:

alternation

II.

riation.

a cheating,

II.

pf.

esp. to strike

hand, transfer.

beside,

striking

error.

to

ternating rows.

:

fraud.

a

by the sea, on

the sea shore.

,-,

reckoning : a fallacy. beyond calculation,

Hence

unexpected, unaccou?i.table.

-,

,

an unexpected

calculation,

(, $)

ov,

which

as Subst. that

issue

is

beyond

all

miscalculation.

:

by or near the sea, naval,

();

maritime.

in Attica, the people opp. to the dwellers on of the sea-coast the plain, and the mountaineers. 2. the crew of the ship Paralos. Ill, (sub. vavs or the Paralos, one of the Athenian stateII. oi

,,

),

-, ,". (, ) () :-, -:

galleys, reserved for religious missions, embassies, etc.:

the other was called

wait for, intercept, Lat. excipere.

— Med.,

f. to grieve along the refractory. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 with something else : oi affected with palsy, nap-€\€KTO to lie beside or with one, to lie dow?i II. irapaXeyeaOai yrjv to sail by or along paralytic. beside. f. pf. -Xe[] aor. I the land, to coast along. Pass., aor. l to From verb. Adj. one must omit. [] : and take off, detach to leave on one side, leave re- loose from the side, loose f. Pass, to be 2. to separate, part from : 2. to leave on one side, leave unnoticed, from. maining.

to put, lay beside or

f.

f.

:

aor.

I

near

:

,

:

:

:

,

'-€'•,

,

, , , , , , -, , , . , () -

-, -^, . .

3. to neglect, Lat.

pass by, Lat. praetermittere. omittere.

^,

f.

to

smear with ointment.

pf. pass,

verb. Adj. of

take to oneself.

,

,

a thing.

miss, depose from

command

—

=

one must

undo, put an end

€($,

—

to release or set free from:

parted from. 3. to be exempt frojn to

of

.

—

to

Pass.

4, to discharge, dis-

also to set free.

:

II. to

to.

5•

relax at the side

:

Pass, to be disabled on one side, to be palsied; pf. part,

,

like

palsied, paralytic

generally, to be enfeebled or exhausted, to flag.

verb. Adj. of

—

)

f.

:

aor.

I

:

(,

:

-

change or alter a little. 2. to leave on II. f. to talk great nonsense, to be in one side, pass by : hence to exceed, excel. Med. to pass beside, pass by : outrun. 2. to pass one's dotage, Lat. delirare. 3. of Time, to fut. pass, and over, omit, make no mention of. pass, go by. 5. to lead 4. to change for oneself. med. of f (ws, a receivingfrom, aside from the road. be accepted.

-, ,

From

),

to

''•€€, ((€ (, () — pf.

another, succession. (sub.

:

ff,

the sea-coast, coastland.

:

:

:

gard, pay no heed

to.

Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. irato

pass by and disre-

. ^ .^ —

—

''(,-, pf.

absol. to stand one's

remain alive: of things,

endure, last.

Dor. for

($.

,

to

other, to compare.

II. to

pass beside

to

in answer.

II.

stand forth beside.

intr. to

to be

[a]

up beside or

to raise

525

corrupt by conquest.

to

\>. =

or ?iear.

measure one thing by anmeasure out.

to

^:— ] -, (, $) f.

-,

, ^ )-€

a place, stay be-

2. to stay at

3. to survive,

ov.

to stay

:

II.

ground, standfast.

-, -, ,

-, --, -, -, , f.

aor,

:

beside or near, stand by.

hind.

:

—

of

f.

—

f. to think amiss or wrongly. deranged, senseless : to go mad. Hence 17, derangement, madness, folly. and f. to open at the side or a little.

II.

-, (,

:

, -, ^ -, ^ ^. -, . , . , . -, ) -, ) -- 'p-€,Dor. =

TLVos

Med.,

surpass one in beauty.

to

impf.

() -'^ —- - , -5, (, ) .-: () -, ov,

along the thighs

:

at the side of or armour for the

:

this^hs, cuisses.

and

Ion.

2. to

mix

f,

;

:

in,

vying

01/,

-^7//

fut.

:

poet, for

:

absol.,

Ion. for

ov, also

, ov,

mahe

to

/ tarry, stay.

steadfastly.

poet,

{) {)

abiding by, as Adv.,

'^&..

lasting, steadfast, faithful.

,

ov,

(,

lasting.

averse to the

:

or

or robe

;

,

:

Lacon.

aor. 2

(,

:

:

bind the hair with afillet or head-band.

to

, () -, , f.

:

Dep. to address with soothing or cheering words : to encourage, exhort, advise. 2. to console, appease. :

'/

-, -, encoi-iragetnent

,

hortation.

also persuasion.

:

an address, ex-

a consolation, relief, assuagement. f. Dep. to bellow beside or

2.

{, ''^) '•-€,

near

:

to

later

:

:

to

-avaf. read beside or :

-,

-, -^

, -, f.

to

swim

f.

pile

the bride' s-maid, conducts her to the bridegroom. Att. f. to prick beside : metaph. to prick on or stimulate to do a thing. irapa-^evos, ov, with a false claim to friendship or

-, , (, ) ^, , -, hospitality

:

generally, /a/si, spurious. to scrape

beside:

to

graze

in

passing.

ov,

as Subst.

beside or near the axle rapid whirlings. to shave at the side: metaph.

-, -,

' -, -, -,,,- : -,

to graze, keep close beside.

strike

Lat. excidere

aside

to

;

to

bound

side.

II.

fall aside, fall out from,

to

:

on the

to strike

f.

intrans.

hurl beside:

wander from

— Med.

to vault or

,«

aside.

up beside

and

-(, (, -.

beside or by.

-, (, :

Ion. f.

along the shore.

^,

Dep.

to

heap) to heap or

and

to siuim beside, to

to mislead, cajole.

f.

to arise beside or near.

swim)

poet, for

on the whole, altoirapa-irav. Adv., for read side by side, compare, collate. to dwell beside or near. gether, absolutely: in reckoning, f. to spend beside or up to two hundred altogether, on the average.

amiss, to waste, lavish.

to

(,

(, $) , {, -, ,

-, -«,

one's senses, lose one's wits.

near.

•^

transgression of law,

-,

{.-[],

Hence

,

;

(, $)

f.

aor. I

:

law, act

ov, contrary to law and custom, unlawful, illegal : generally, lawless, unjust, violent. II. as Att. law-terms, to propose unconstitutional measures ; but, Tiva to indict one for proposing unconstitutional measures. irapa-voos, ov, contr. ovv, voos) distraught, frenzied. irap Adv. sideways, sidewards.

who

cover with a cloak

to

cloak or disguise.

to

-€,

—

f.

:

:

hence

Muses

hence harsh, horrid.

(, 4) —

:

to transgress the

commit an outrage : c. ace. pers. to commit an outrage upon one so in Pass., to be illused, maltreated. Hence aros, an illegal act, transgression.

- -- -() -, ov,

or music, discordant with

—

:

pf.

:

habitual law-breaking.

Ion. for

aor. 2 inf. of

aor. I

2. to

racing with.

:

Dep. :— / mention besides or by the way, mention of one thing along with another.

--,

pf.

mingle, intermix with, add by mixing. to

'.

:

Pass., aor.

:

illegally.

pass,

.

pf.

swim

—

,. fut.

:

mislead to do a thing by craft or fraud. poet, for

,

to

f.

-,

prevail upon, win over

:

to

to

persuade one

win by persuasive

Homer

dupl. aor. 2 subj. in 3 sing,

aor. 1

:

arts, to

-

often uses an Ep. re;

part,

—— :

:

:

526

-€,, -, make

or beyond,

//< [], Dep.

f.

tnake trial

aor. I

:

to

. . Med.,

3. to escort, cojivoy

convoy ships.

to

in addition.

of.

to

:

or echo back. generally to send along. in

:::

send by pass through : of sound, to send 2. to send by or along the coast

f.

:

so

besides or

II. to sefid

metaph.

III.

, . -, . ,

'€- -. —

:

to let pass, take

no heed

—

, ov, coming to a place, Ep.

part,

from an

-,

contr.

beside, coasting along.

,

a sailing a passage over the sea,

2.

Lat. trajectus.

Ion. for napanXtoj.

-, -,

aor, I part, of

-, , -, -, () -, ) -, -, , -,, : -, , -, -, -: : () , -,-, ) -, , . {) , -, , () -, ( ) ( , 5, $ -, 7€, 7-'•€,,

of,

-5,

side, to escape by the side.

aor. 2 part, of

=

-,

and

a curtain,

near, by

to fly to.

-,

and

—

-,

syncop. tofiy along, fly over:

:

:

-,

f.

beside or near Pass., with fixed or planted beside. f.

,

{.

fix or plant

-'/,

med.

pf.

to be

spring by or beyond:

to

c.

ing.

/iat

f.

aor. 2

:

-4€:

pf.

-€-

to fall beside. II. to fall in one's way, of things, to befal, happen, offer it' fall in with III. to fall aside : hence to mistake, err. self.

—

aor. I part, of

{.-^^'.

—

aor. I

to

-.

aor,

7nakeApeTSonwanderfrom

way, lead astray, to drive out of the course Pass, to wander, go astray, wander awayfrom. II. metaph. /o mislead: Pass, to be misled, err, be wrong.

the right

—

, (, ^)

sides of war-horses.

7-'€

in

Ion.

:

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2

-) —to :

:

along a coast

sail beside, :

f.

-^ (as if

near or alongside

:

stricken

,

also

dwelling on a river people who live on a river. Ion.

^/, (, ov,

-

beside or ;

ol

-,

f.

do beside or beyond the main purpose.

,

II. to

do with another, join or help in doing. , a false or dishonest embassage.

From

Med.

Act. and

an em-

to execute

bassy faithlessly or dishonestly.

,

that which falls off in saw-

-, -, -, , — From

ing, saw-dust.

f.

f

Pass,,

by the hands

:

to

^

saw

beside

gently,

[t]

to fasten beside, fiear or alongside:

— Med, aros,

to sail

the oar grasped

to touch beside or at the side.

,

a fall beside

-€, 5,

().

aside

)8,

deranged ov,

i?i

etc., v.

ov, like

:

-.

}$, (,

rnind.

, ,

Dor. and poet, for fut.

struck side-

a,

beside or past.

(,

ov,

-dpos Ion.

ov,

ov,

a,

go

, (,

frenzy-stricken.

--,

by the sea.

Pass, to

a sickness which and -TtXfvfrom a Verb prevented one from being victor at the Pythian games

ways ; gloves TrapaTrXfjyfs a shelving beach, on which the waves break obliquely, and not directly (as against a cliff). II. metaph. = mad.

coming

a convoying, procurprocured, supplies, provisions.

metaph. a transgression.

to sail past.

rjyos, o,

is

river, situated or

covers for the

ace. pi. of

&\.

that which

arcs,

Pass.,

I

pf.,

to perish beside or near.

-'•5,

to

to destroy,

med.

Att.

burn beside

to kindle,

fut,

irapa-irovTios, ov,

provoke. Hence provocation : contumacy.

-,

Att.

— Pass., with ,

II.

near a

Pass, to be inflamed.

—

at

—

plqpf.

to embitter,

— -'', —

,

-,, -, -, (, 5)

ruin beside: Trap air

to

ace. to overleap, transgress.

or near

(, $)

poet, irapiro8ios, ov,

the feet, close by, present.

{.- -,

-,

ioy beside,

:

-nen4-

veil. f.

Dep.

pf.

,

aros,

before,

:

f, to make falsely : Med. to make a curtain before. Hence that which is spread out falsely for oneself, get a thing made falsely.

to stretch

:

-€

f.

blow beside or by the

to

f,

Lat. praetermittere.

syncop.

()

obsol. pres.

later

distraught.

to take

away from

the side, filch.

^, to sew beside or along sewn on as a fringe or border.

-, -^(, ) — -^) to be

f,

pf.

:

:

:

—

Pass.

aor. 2 in

to flow beside, near akin to, about pass, form the same, about equal to slip by or past, c. ace, 2. e. dat., Sup. Neut. II. to slip away, to slip from one's meas Adv., but also regul. Adv. off it. mory. III. to slip in unawares. nearly, almost ; to fight with nearly equal advantage. aor. i f Att. to break at the side, esp to break 2. Vine o{ f. £, to strike on the side: —Pass, to be stricken on one side, to be palsied, de^ battle II, Pass,, Pass, of the line, to be broken. ranged, frenzied. with pf, med. to break or burst out beside

close beside, resembling,

—

(

-,

-$. —

:

:

:

:

:

—

^,

:

(,

^ -,

) -, (, ^) from ;

out from his foot.

irodbs (p\i\p

, {,

•,

—. (( " , :

a vein has hurst

$

when preparations had

tois

of persons, that of words, persuasive.

527

made by

been made; preparations had been

Hence

the Greeks.

,

-•-€, ^, .,.(, (5 , , (, ) -, ^) -, -, , (, ) 4, -, , (, ) -, ,, -, , -, -, -, -, ,(, )$ -, -65, -, may

be

moved by words.

,

down

to freeze beside or near.

and -«,

one's stake

thing.

to throw beside, esp, to throw hence to run the risk of doing a throw aside or away, reject.

:

II. to

aor. 2 opt. of

-

$)

ov,

out of time or tune

discordant.

:

$,

side for shelter

II.

anything drawn along the a curtain stretched along the sides

:

, a getting

ready, preparing, preparapreparation, practice : or of setpurpose, Lat. ex instituto; with short practice, i. e. at short notice. 2. a plan, scheme, plot, intrigue. II. that which is prepared, furyiit^ire, garniture, Lat. apparatus: pomp. 2. of warlike preparation, aforce,

provision

tion,

power, equip77ient

generally, means, resources.

:

f.

to

(jrapa,

draw along

te?it

ready.

readiness.

a

f.

:

:

pf

pass,

:

or attach alongside or upon. 2.

to pitch one's

beside or near.

the space at the sides

-«

Ion.

, hang

to

'/^

:

the side.

—

anything got ready ox

prepared.

From

of ships to protect the men.

Dep.

aros,

Med.

I.

to fit

out,

II.

Ion.

equip,

get

Pass, to be or get ready, hold oneself in

of the stage, the side scenes f.

one

like

a curtain or

to stuff or

f.

stadia.

cram

throw over

to

tent.

to light ox fall beside or near.

f.

anything hanging at the side. , aparasang, the Persian/arsan^,

measure of distance equal to thirty

entrances to

or, the side

the theatre.

Hence

,

;

to leap beside ox near.

f.

to look aside from, miss

f.

the sense of.

in beside.

fastened beside with a thong or cord; irapaaapos a horse fastened alongside of the regular pair by a rein or trace, an outrigger {aeipacpvpos), opp. to metaph. a yokefellow, comrade. ov,

-! —

f.

, ,

^,

to jeer, jest beside or indirectly.

[], to wrest aside, draw off or away from a thing

distort:

f.

Med.

to

—

to detach

:

--, , (, 3) ,

from a

party.

to bear a shield Hence stand by another. f. to swing beside one, ov, 6, one who bears a shield beside f. Med. one, a companion in arms. to seal by the side to seal for oneself, seal up : to counterseal. to act contrary to engagef. a mark of distinction ; the ensign ments: to break a treaty. From contrary to a ov, of a ship : properly neut. of ov, stamped amiss or compact or treaty. 2. of pexsons, faithless, forfalsely : of money, base, counterfeit, spurious. II. sworn. stepping beside marked in any way, conspicuous. Adv. f, II. standing beside or at the side. to eat at another's going -up to. table, to be a parasite. 11. to have a seat at the aor. 2 opt. and public table. part, of properly, anything , of ox for a parasite ox flat, terer : (sub. the trade of a para- that stands beside, a door-post, pillar : plur. site. From pillars that stand in line, a colonnade, the ov, See eating at the table of portico of a house or temple, Lat. vestibulum. another : as Subst., , one who lives at an- the shortened form other's table, a parasite, flatterer. a putting aside, fcus, a being beside, a f. aor. i II. Pass., banishing. pf. Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. position or post near a king. From to get ready, prepare : to hold ready; also to proto stand by or near. f. one who stands by cure, provide, furnish. 2. to make or render so ov, , and so. II. Med. to get ready, prepare ox furnish or near: in line of battle, ones comrade on the flank, 2. to one's front-rank-man, for oneself: absol. to make preparations. is as procure by fair means or foul, as witnesses, partisans, one's rear-rank-man generally, a comrade in battle. :

-^, , -, -, ,

-,

,

, -,

.

,

—

etc.

:

to

manage

:

ready, prepare

prepared.

:

2.

$. ,

:

in pf.

(€

of things,

to be

(') ,(')

:

form a III.

-

($, ,

:

over to one's party.

(,

8,

),

absol. to

--,

(') ,,

-, (,$,$) '•-€5,

((

)

, , , . , () 5, () :,

) , () (,

—

f.

beside, to fight or

party

:

to

bring

Pass, to get oneself to be ready, be

got ready, prepared,

-, -€,

:

Hence

beyond, pass by

Xhos,

:

,

,

aor. 2

pass

a helper, assistant,

into.

to

go

ally.

by,

past or

—

:

:

-, -,- .. -, -«, ,

528

and

aor. 1

Att.

stretch beside or along, lay flat. to turn or f.

turn aside, prevent, divert.

twht

:

aside.

fore, set before ply.

;

generally, to provide, furnish, sup-

:

lay before one, represent, declare

2. to

3. to

() -, , . . , . , <€ . -, , , ^, ^ --- f.

-, -, ((5

to

hazard.

break contract with.

Pass, without Act. in use, to as-

semble beside or with others.

-,

fut.

to

drag

to

[], f. hurry along, as a flood. drag, force a word in.

-8

'5

aor. l

:

push or thrust off sideways

:

make

—

glance or make miss or swerve aside. :

to

of an arrow, to aor. 2 imperat. of

slide off:

-«,

^^, -,

poet. aor. 2

Ep.

inf.

of

of

aor. 2 part. neut.

used absol.,

,

an arranging

€

Att.

soldiers

in order

(

in array;

^

f.

:

:

aor. I

:

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, to post beside others, esp. in order

Pass., pf,

of

in battle-

From

array.

'-€, -, '-«, f.

to

rear beside or with:

—

Pass, to live with or at the expense of another.

an army

battle:

- «, -,

—

v.

see

—

be diverted from a thing.

up lengthwise.

to rip

f.

of

aor. 2 inf.

I

—

f. to pluck the hair off: Med. pluck hairs from one's own person Pass., pf. part. with one's hair plucked out. iraparovos, ov, stretched out beside or along, hanging down by the side. aor. 2 inf. of Trap f. to turn aside, to turn from the right way, mislead; to divert a river yrom its channel, Lat. derivare : metaph. to pervert, falsify : generally, to alter. 2. to turn ouefrom his opinion, to mislead: Pass. /o let oneself

to

or sweep away, to rrapactpuv

2.

to

:

place side by side, compare. II. Med. to set before oneself, have set before one: esp. to take to oneself. 2. to deposit in a person's hands, to commit to bis charge. 3. to venture, stake,

allege.

2.

(,

—

:

—^apavb,

—

-, , ) -^, f.

to

—

:

•

:

or aor. 2 run, rush by or past : c. ace. to escape. 2. to outrun, overtake, run down. 3. to run through or over. II. to run up to, run quickly to. f.

-, \,,

'•-€,

:

to

:

)-

swerve aside from fear. rub beside ; battle (sc. (is to rub be drawn up in order of battle. II. Med. to meet pure gold by the side of other gold on the lapis Lyone another in battle : absol. to stand side by side in dius and see the difl^erence of the marks they leave battle. Pass, to be rubbed beside baser metal and so tested, [t] fut. —tcvQi: aor. l = pf. to turn aside, turn from Pzss.,
:

— Med. —

:

draw up

of

men

in order of Pass, to be set or posted beside in array : to to

one's

f.

to start,

to

f.

::- -, , , () , {) . ^ -, . -, ' -, ) '-€, (( -, ,

-, :

^:

—

—

be laid along,

lie

dead ;

to

hold out to the last in a siege. out, extend along, ru7i along.

, {,

aros,

fort built beside

:

,

—

to

work

aor.

-, -( .••-€, , 5, -, -

i

alter.

poet,

f.

the side, cut off.

Ion.

to observe stiperstitiously

3

pi.

at

the

aor. 2

:

side,

nibble

.

bite

:

—

to cut off at

plqpf.

pass,

of

closely or

-,, happen

poet, for

^-

— :

to

place beside or be-

turn away,

to

f.

:

to be by or at

aor. 2

hand, come

to

:

:

to be present

Lat. interesse: of a thing, to offer or present

at,

to be by,

narrowly:

:

of,

gen.

sol.

ov,

itself,

whoever chanced

2.

any chance person

like

;

rb

(,

it

or

abbeing in one's power. marked with a false 3.

stamp, base, counterfeit.

,

f.

:

:

a

take

at,

divert.

to

Hence an observing closely, observation. with 3 sing. pres. and 2 and impf. Traperieus, -ei (as if from aor. l Med., aor. 2

Pass., pf.

gnaw

- / , , , , -, ) . ,) , -, ,, :

watch

:

:

to

ivhatever happens.

,

fut.

—

fut.

Lat. praesto esse.

to

f.

poet, for

c.

Med.

generally, to fashion 2. to alter from the truth,

falsify.

3 sing.

a wall or :

form

averting a thing.

stretch

a side or cross wall.

into another

anew, transform,

II. intr. to

make one

to

aor, 2 part, of

speak

to,

address.

light of in speaking. 3. to try to of a thing, talk over to a thing.

2.

to

persuade

—

-^,

-,

, -,

beside

Med.

or in

near.

lie

, , , . -, -,

—

:

ov,

)

(, (,

dwell or

to

dwelling or lodging

-,

irap-avXos, ov,

Adv.

'),

av\os) out of tune.

for trap'

(sc.

)

immediately, on the spot. in like manner, Lat. perinde.

like

Adv.

-, 6,

instant

with the Art., at

:

-$

momentary on

{,

pleasures.

) ^.

beside or

to

shew or

- of

aor. 2 inf.

poet,

f.

:

$ 5 {) -, -

make appear

beside : to prodtice, present;

:

present,

law.

to

away

away

:

Pass, to be carried

:

—

carry past or beyond

round: nietaph.

to avert.

II.

or beside the truth, to

III. intrans. in Act., like Pass, to

err.

4.

away.

Pass, to be carried past or

go past

to

-, -^ , -, -,

one's

right mind,

ov, gen. ovos,

go

past,

)

out of one's wits.

Att.

-, -, beside, to

€ -,

—

turn aside or

3. to

to carry

signals to the enemy underhand.

-, ,

act.

make grow

to

beside or at the side.

let in

water, to leak.

[],

beside.

aor. 2

pf.

f

, )

puff up.

to

[],

f.

grow

:

of a ship,

-, -, ,^^, pour

f

aor. i

:

pour

in beside,

in

:

:

to

f.

the right string, to strike f.

misuse

:

-.

slight

:

of their

strike beside

///

.•

to disregard, neglect,

absol. in Ion. part,

lives, fighting desperately.

Adv.

:

beside.

a wrong note. Dep. io use amiss, abuse,

wrongly or

to act

pf.

heap up

to

Hence

to winter at a place. a wintering in a place.

f.

II.

intr. to

to slacken

'•-6, , -^ — , (, to

beside

false,

2.

watch or keep

to

f.

to

watch narrowly.

-, '•-€, ,

Med., with

$,

^

-, ,

(, 6$) , , (,

Dep.

make

guard

529

, and derangement of mind.

=

ov,

f.

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. poet. and 17, a speaking to, an address, consolation, assuagement. 2. alluretnent, persuasion. to bear, bring or carry f. along to : to hand to, serve up : Pass, to be set on table. 2. generally, /o bring forward, produce : to allege, mention ; to propose a :

-$,

foolish.

immediately, on the

(,

ov, also a, ov,

the neck.

II.

,

eus,

,

generally, neighbouring, near.

;

^. , ()

,-^

regardless

on the

for

fortbivith, straightway ;

-, -, -, -,

spot,

the im-

off-hand, on the

mediate necessity; e« spur of the moment.

ov contr.

ovv,

(,

)

, $ .-:. , , -, -, $. . -, ' 05 ^ -, . , () , , , . , , ',,^,, , () , () , ,.

pass,

of Time.

be beyond,

to

2.

be

and changing

over

above.

and

f.

to speak to

exhort, persuade.

:

€5, '->[],{.-[]

-^, ,

to

give place

med.

part.

the

way.

€$,

aor. 2 subj. of

-

a being carried aside,

=

-

poet, for

ov, wet,

[],

$,

carried aside or out of

$, ,

-,

Att.

-^, , {.

Hence

of

-

($

,~,

Ion. los,

()

), ,

Lat. pardalis, a

spotted like the pard.

:

f.

and fut. of a pard, leopard

. . , , -.

or panther.

reeling, staggering.

a fence, breastwork: a low screen: in a ship, the bulwarks.

traught.

(sub.

From

aor. 2 inf

a place

[j8a]

pf. part,

damp.

Att. contr.

,,

bringforward, produce,

to

ov,

round

($,

From

[]

ov, 6, poet, for

present.

side or

must give way.

pard, leopard or panther.

distraction, madness.

;

place.

to say beside or by

leopard-skin.

way

make room,

withdraw from a

to cool, refresh, comfort,

aor. 2

Ep. for

the

aside so as to

verb. Adj. one

-<', •§,

,

go

, a cooling, refreshment, comfort.

part, of

beforehand with, surpass. f.

to

Hence

to anticipate, overtake, be

:

mound near

to retire or

:

aor. 2 opt. of

aor. 2

throw up a

to

or beside.

f.

also to talk over,

speak deceitfully.

II. to

colour, colojirless, faded. f.

to flee close

by, past, beyond. f.

its

(,

to enclose

to

run a fence

be-

with a fence.

to be beside oneself, to be dis-

aor. 2 subj.

of

irapcacrt, Ep. for

[,

3

aor.

aor. 2

pi.

(( sum).

pass. o{

of

aor. 2 of [aj,

I

f.

,

to

add

at the side, interpo•

^ 4. € -,, ! ^. .. -, . , , -, —

530

-, ,

-,

among

late: to enroll illegally

the citizens; irapey-

aor. 2 pass. part, illegally registered.

hand on

to

f.

vuptyyvav

exhort, encourage.

, ,

another.

-,

to another.

hand

to

II.

Hence

,

to one's neighbour pass on the watchword or 2. to command suddenly, to 3. to pledge one's word to

to

word of command.

over,

commit or commend a passing on

of pass, of

aor. I

-,

, .

an

assessor, assistant:

—

'•€,

,

'•€,

in plur.

;

,

:

gene-

€$,

Prose, the assessor or

in

and 2 of Dep. to sit beside: but are aor. 2 med. imperat. and aor. I

of

aor. I pass. inf.

aor. I of

{)

in sing,

-,

part,

,

II.

'•-€,

—

f.

II.

^ -,

low.

II.

impers.,

as

to time.

pf. pass,

inf.

sum)

(

possible,

-aOuv:

my power,

in

was practicable; was practicable from time

it

it

.^.

:

—

impf.

:

f.

:

:

to be by, to be present.

c. dat.

:

2. to

also to be present in or

present to help, to stand by, like Lat. 4. to have arrived at a place. 5. im-

it

it

may

Ion. vapeov,

it

-, —

is

in

be done,

:

it

my is

power: it is

6.

tbo):

go

it

is

. {,

allowed, Lat.

present circum-

stances, the present state or condition inf.

absol.

allowed: part,

being possible, since

quum fieri possit.

impf.

;

also

( iv

:

or near, to pass: to go pass by, overtake, surpass. 3. of Time, to pass on, pass. II. to pass on towards,

alongside.

by,

2. to

{( sum). of

ev, aor. 2 part,

,

f.

ward, introduce, Hence

to

bring in beside

brought

ov,

-6€, -,>. -,

:

to

bring for-

II. to introdtice secretly.

exhibit.

in

beside,

introduced

secretly.

Dep.

f.

to take in besides or

along with.

and Med., with

Pass,

beside

and

-^,

plqpf.

-677;^

to

:

add

Dep. with

come

aor.

act,

intr.:

to

act. aor. 2

to

-,

in secretly or wrongfully.

bring in beside ; law inconsistent with another.

2

get pf.

II.

or apply besides.

irapeirai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of before a vowel

—{,

()

as

gen. outside, before: besides, except, 1. c. ace. out along, beyond, along-

I. c.

out of reason, foolishly ; also, without the knowledge ©/"Achilles. II. as Adv. of Place, out beside, out and away. 2. metaph. beside the mark, senselessly, foolishly. 3. be-

of ;

..

side, except,

,

except so long as

..

to stepoutpast or beyond,

{.

to deviate from: to overstep, transgress a rule: absol.

€$,

to deviate, to

make a

-, €€, ''-(,

,

digression.

Hence

a stepping out beyond, deviation:

, -, ,

also a digression.

3. to be

adesse. pers.,

of

napeivai

be by or near one,

(,

permit, al-

poet, for

€,, 7-€

at.

to

:

it is

wherever

ael

{, (

inf.

give way

side,

allowable;

TO

observe by the way, to overlook, disregard. to

pass, of

one

part.

to fasten or attach beside, in-

side

use,

pres. in

poet. aor. 2

:

on

yield

to

Hom.,

seems to mean adding observ-

exclusive of.

no

(, ()

I

[In

metri grat.]

;

Prep.,

•$.

2 with

aor.

to overreach.

-€, {, ()(.

to

by Homer always

being used instead, to remark, notice.

hence

:

to introduce a

the cheek, used

=

over, persuade

pres. in use,

ace. pers. to talk

c.

:

in by the side, to slip or creep in.

he uses Ion. form

aor.

€,

- 7-€€,

the cheek-piece of a helmet.

Trapcias, ov, 6,

III.

^ . . . -, -,. -( \ ., -, -(,

7(, -,, -(, €, (€$

of

being used instead

. -,

II. as Siibst.

coadjutor of a magistrate. f.

with no

aor. 2

irapeis,

sitting beside

near.

to,

--^, {, () {(

to sit constantly beside,

)

{,

oy,

next

rally, beside,

absol. to approach.

:

irapeis, 2 sing, of

II. to be an with or by, Lat. assidere. assessor (napeSpos) to one, (irapcSpos) a sitting beside. II. the office or dignity of assessor.

-€, ,

to or near, enter

ance of the laws.

, (($)

to be ever

go

generally, to come, put oneselfforward, present oneself. irapetvat, inf. of sum).

sert

3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 of

f.

to

Ion. for

7-65, , word command.

and

the watchword or

6,

—

—

;

Pass.

-, -,

(.

/ slip out by the side, steal away.

3 sing. Ion. impf. of to turn a little aside : to deviate.

,

f.

to collect covertly, to embezzle.

to flee out

elude; subj.

f

Ep. for

'-€€€,

f.

-}, 3

=

along, to deploy. a wish. one must furnish.

to stretch out

to accomplish against

.

irap-eKTcov, verb. Adj. of irap-CKTos, Adv. (ktos) out

{,

-,., •-6€,

sides.

^,

to

before, to

sing. aor. 2

, ((. ,

7-€€, (, f.

away from

to

without, be-

turn aside, divertfrom theway.

run out

aor. 2 of

of,

past.

:

-€

— €( . -( -6<, ,

-€ .

f.

:

[&]

,

Att.

,'$,

as if intr. (sub.

II.

-(

:

drive by or

to

:

etc.) io

$,

drive past ; then with a new ace. to drive past a perk(p' son, overtake him ; also, irapiXavvuv k
drive on a chariot, or ride on horseback.

to

, ,

to

row

—

run by

:

:

(, '.

(\.

-,

—

to

;

draw

:

[]

or

f.

pass.

pf.

:

— Med.

aside or to the side

oneself, intercept.

1. to

of boats, bank. 3. to distort, twist. prolong, put off: intr. to delay. horses

;

-, , -,

hence

:

encamp.

to

aor.

:

aside

^

spin out,

in beside or between,

troops in battle order, to

a putting in beside, a drawing up in battle-order : an army so drawn up, a regular camp : hence any fortified place, a castle, camp. II.

,,, -(, -€•, •-,, -(^,

-,

to

[],

Ep.

inf.

push or stuff in.

to fall in by the

,

f.

way,

smuggle

to

traffic

underhand

in a

''£€.,

bring about fraudulently arcs, an article of small value. in,

,

From

besides.

Dep. metaph.

II.

Pass, to

irapeviYKeiv, aor. 2

f.

Att.

-€€: — seemingly

drive out past, to drive past

etc.), to

row past:

(sub.

to

(.-(—

Ep. aor. 2 pf.

slip past, elude

Dep. with

pass out over,

to

:

,-(€, -€€, -€|, -(, -€|6,

to

go

c.

gen.

;

ace. to pass by one.

II. to

inf.

(, €5)

to traffic in

to yield or afford besides.

grow

in beside,

hang upon.

of

to take

-€, aor. 2

inf.

a side look

aor. 2 inf.

subj.

Dor. for

oi

about something:

to trouble or a?inoy

— of Time, {(

of

inf.

ibo).

remove aside, change: Pass., with intr. tenses of Act., to undergo a change. sum). Dor. fern. part, of to

f.

aor.

o(

I

Ion. for

'•-€€, {.-,make

to point outbeside,

Med.

to exhibit out

f.

,

one while

intr. to

swing

to

and fro.

irap-c^ or irap-c^, v. f.

to mislead.

^,

to

II.

a display. sojournitig at a strange place

of season,

'•6, , ^(, a stranger, sojourner.

to inspect beside.

f.

a turning round

aor. I pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of

, -, in

follow close trifler.

:

Dep. to follow by the side, follow as a?i escort. ov, 6, (irap(pyov) a doer of trifles, a

f.

[d]

ov,

(,

:

hence

-

tpyov) beside the main subject,

.

subordinate, incidentally.

as Subst.,

yov, TO, a by-work, subordinate business ; kv irapipyo) as a by-work, as sjibordinaie or secondary, Lat. obiter; 2. to do by the way: hence (K rrapepyov 7iseless

addition, appendage.

Adv. of

to creep

pass

p(pyos, [] :

in at the side

:

incidentally. aor.

to creep

Ion.

f.

draiv along the side.

pf.

ibo)

:

-€€(, but Dep., with — go

(,

to

by,

)

-

the Att.

aor. 2

:

II. to

to.

[i5]

-, -( ((

:

i

up

by.

'•-€

fut.

lead out beside or past

as if a

-.

-^,

Verb

f.

'P2SS.,pLapv\a,tobe troubled

besides.

comparison.

, . -€, . -, -, {) . , , -, , [], Ep.

Koyov a digression.

f.

c.

€€ -, -, — € {( €,

somethifig put in beside,

;

but also

out beside

to let

to let pass.

a

,

an appendix

in use,

(see

''€,

and

with no pres.

at.

impf. of

traptvQ^lv,

;

to find out besides.

f.

€ , , . (() , , ( -, , , , -, -, . €-, ••-€€,

act. aor.

out beside, to

overstep, transgress.

to search ojit by

f.

by.

of

inf.

:

2

march

of

6v, aor. 2 part,

in passing.

-, -€, . ). ^,

thing, to

intr. (sub.

as Subst.

to fill secretly fill of.

f.

f.

creep in.

,

either

ov,

{^ sum).

of

go out

dpea'ia) the part of the end of the ship, the

tfc,

the

f.

insertion, interpolation.

to

overstep, trans-

2. to

gress.

I

to look askance.

f.

{,

inf.

pass by or alongside.

(sub. vavv) to

, (€€)

f.

ly,

'--(€,

out, exhausted.

or the stern.

throw in by the way, insinu-

to

draw up

II. to

ate.

:

worn

aor. 2 of

ship

lead alongside, of led to tow from the

'rap-€\LiX\,.-€\,top^t interpolate

(, draw II. to

'•6,

€(€,

ibo) being so used in Att.

irapeiXKvcra

for

of

rare fut.

p7LTt.ap€v4vosworn out by being played

upon, generally,

beside,

531

wear out with playing upon

to

f,

pf. pass.

, (, — -£-6€, out beyond rowers, bows ••-€|€, -€(\

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of fut. part. ace. of irapeXevvra, Dor. for

((

::

). , . , ) -€,((

advance towards

to ride to,

on one's way.

to ride

2.

then with an ace. past a person or place. 3. later also

or saz7 by, past (sub. joOj/)

loci, to sail by,

to ride by,

.. , )

—

:

.

'

aor.

pasi.

—

:

to

fut. is

Ep.

beside or past,

— irapeaav

532

€

—

irap of Time, to pass ; irapeKOov and kv to pass by, past, of old. in outstrip, surpass : metaph, to outwit, overreach, cirIII. to pass by without heedi?ig, pass cumvent. over, slight : also of things, to escape one's notice, be IV. to pass passed over. 2. also io transgress. on and to come to a place, arrive at : esp. to pass V, to come forward, esp. to speak into a house.

pass

by,

pass away.

2.

7

-xpovos time past;

.

-

in public.

-, -: — irapeo-av, Ep. 3

impf. of

pi.

{( sum).

, {).

aor. 2 -tcpa-^ov, inf. -tpayeiv:

f.

c.

eat a piece of,

II. to

to eat besides.

nibble at,

gnaw

or

gen.

,

a

letting pass, a letting

also remission, forgiveness.

. ,, , ^, . ) . , •€, . ,

,

go

'•€,€,

of

contr.

:

—

:

part.

(.

'-6€,

f.

soothe.

-€([,

Med.

f.

--,

:

calm,

to

-evpov

aor. 2

:

encourage

is

to

,

or discover besides f.

arrange amiss, part.

:

to invent.

to

neut.

:

—

used

wild beast.

, -,

Homer

irap-cxw,

aor. 2

for

3

pres. part. dat.

£,

f.

io

absol.,

see

pi.

:

,

(,

,=-

come forth, appear.

II. to

gone

I

of of

,,

past one's prime. properly the pf. pass, of to sit by to be seated by, beside, or at, c. dat. to dwell with one to be present at or near. iKos,

', :

III. of

by, past.

aor.

like

inf.

:

:

(,

:

Dor.

of

ov,

daily.

)

impf. of

hold beside, II. of

hold in readiness : to furnish, supply. things, to afford, grant, cause, render. III. to also to make oneself offer or present for a purpose over to another, put ofieself at his disposal : also io make or render so and so to put forward, represent, produce, esp. as parties to an agreement. IV. to allow, grant. V. impers., it is allowed one, is in one's power io do so and so, Lat. licet : hence neut. part. pres. and aor. 2 and (used absol. like etc.), // being or having been in one's power, Lat. qimm liceat or :

-^5,

have come alongside : to lie be2. to reach or extend to or

to

coming day by day,

:

of a

of

aor. I

to be

pf.

poet,

for

the cheek-ornament of a bridle.

contr. Att. iraprjs,

side, stretch along.

2.

of

or

f,

as sing,

in plur.), the cheek: the jaw

II.

-'$,

of

pass,

1

addressing, en-

consoling.

2.

used in

(which he only uses

one

Dor.

II.

— The Med.

(, '^^)

ov,

,

Time,

v.

.

ad-

a consolation.

2.

to find

put in order, arrange.

of

to

Hence an addressing, exhortation, persua-

aor. 2

neglect.

:

io advise, exhort.

:

, - -€5 ^, , . ., . ::, ^ ^, , ()

oxit

'^.

(^$) —

also used like the Act.

toivards.

lying beside or with.

ov,

rarely

aor. I

the cheek.

to lie or sleep

beside.

-€5, (, () '•-€, -(

:

aor.

^.

fut.

impf.

f.

couraging, cheering.

, (, ($) -,

[]

(, )

-5,

relaxed, palsied. irapCTOS, ov, verb. Adj. o{ Ep. 3 pi. aor. i of to surpass in reputation. f. to guide one from the right tvay, to

constrain,

-.

sion.

aor. 2

6€, -,, -, ,

, , . , ^, , ,

by or at the hearth.

of impf. of

;

to console, comfort, soothe.

used absol., see

neut.

aor. 2 of ov,

:

dress, exhort,

at end.

•-€8,

, '. ^^ ^ '^ -, , ( €5

VI. absol. in imperat., liceret. get yourself out of the way. f. B. Med. or pf. to offer or supply of oneself or from one's own means: to produce or display on one's own to bring forward as a part; II. generally, to have as one's own, prowitness. duce as one's own ; to of an ambassador, acknowledge as one's general to represent the greatest city. III. io make or render so and so. IV. of Numbers, to viake up, amount to, give the sum of. f. to be past one's prime, to be verging towards old age. ov, past one's prime. aor. i of impf. of

, , '. , , . , , . ^. , , -, - , -,

irapcaKCvaSaTav, irapcffKcuaSdTO, Ion. 3 pi. pf. and plqpf. pass, of Ep. pf. inf. of irappf.

—

:

aor. I

of

,

arrival alongside, coming to

, -€ )

shore.

7-]8,

ov,

lying on the shore,

,

,

fern,

(8)

-ms,

side horse or outrigger

the reins by

was fastened

horses in the yoke.

(, )

(sub.

which the out-

beside a pair of

(, ^) ($)

Dor. irap-aopos, ov,

ing beside:

,

iSos,

[t]

hang-

$

a horse which draws

an outrigger, by the side of the regular pair or aupacpopos, opp. to

also called

. : . .. . :

'€—

, , ^,

or

—

. lying along, sprawling, helpless

yos.

3 sing. aor. 2 of Att. contr. for

,

irapfjs, -TJ3os,

, ^,

,

-, ,

med.

estate or condition.

,—

irapOf v€ia, irap0ev€ios

, €, ,. -05,

(ft/xi

sum).

:

metaph. la

pass.

III. to

—

to

let

II. to let by,

let

3.

pass, disregard,

of Time,

to let

unloose, relax, Lat. remittere.

2.

nobos rrapievai to let go one's hold of, slack away the sheet metaph. to yield, give way Med. and Pass, to be relaxed, weakened, hence pres.

part, of

maidenhood, vir-

gen.,

psrt.

—

:

€$,

aor.

2

€$,

exhausted, Lat. remissus.

{$)

donare

ov,

:

hence

to forgive,

€(5,

pf.

Lat. conIV. to yield,

3. to remit,

pardon.

',

maidenly,

Pass.

=

), ,

(sub.

the flute with dancing eivios.

(sub.

:

—

^n-apOeviKos,

poet, for rrap9evos, a vir-

()

,

,

-

songs sung by maidens to properly neut. from

), ,

from

strictly fern,

:

maidenly. irapGtvtos, a, ov, also

2.

, , -,

of or for a maiden,

{$),

son of an unmarried woman. gin, pure, chaste, unsullied.

II.

-,

taos) almost equal, just like.

ov,

to

f.

make just

and

pres.

of a maiden

metaph. vir-

Pass., aor.

I

med. imperat. of

f.

make

trans, in pres.,

I.

;.

aor. i, to

to

stand beside, to place

by, beside, or near, to present, offer to one.

-,

2. to

—

mind, present, offer, suggest: to prove, shew. and aor. i 3. the Med., esp. fut. have peculiar usages, to set by one's side, produce: to bring to one's side, to bring over by force, overcome, subdue : also to win over, persuade hence also to dispose for one's own views. II. intrans. in Pass, with act. aor. 2 pf. plqpf. to stand by, beside, or near : hence to stand by, to help or defend. 2. of set before the

as Subst., the

—

like

to measiire oneself with, vie with.

impf., fut.

sq.

, -)

os, ov,

or virgin, maiden.

, -5, , (,

along or over.

maid.

17,

.

-, -,

,

:

maid

part,

neglect, Lat. praetermittere.

c.

()

€€,

gin,

583

side, lei fall.

2.

:

give up, Lat. concedere : to allow, permit : hence to admit, let in. V, Med. to win a peraros, 6, virgin estate or son over : to beg off a thing, beg to be excused : to in plur. the pursuits of a virgin. ask pardon. f. {riapeivos) to bring up a virgin old poet, form of [t] to lead a maiden life, remain a f. to ride alongside. 2. to ride Ion.

maiden, virgin. condition

.

past, through.

$, -$.

{^)

poet. aor. 2

and

gin

—

drop beside or at the

Ep. 2 sing. impf. of Dor. 2 sing. aor. 2 of pf. pass, of

irapf

€,

pf.

:

also beside oneself, distraught, silly.

:

:

-(, —

-, -, -€€,

-,

[t], ov, (jrapOivos, one maidens, a seducer. a maid, maiden, virgin, Lat. virgo : sometimes masc, a« unmarried youth. 2. UapOfvos, as a name of several goddesses, of Minerva events, to be near, be close at hand: at Athens; of Diana and the Tauric Iphigenia. II. present circtwistances : so too, or as Adj. maiden, virgin, pure, chaste. contr. pf. part, for 3. to come ov, metaph. to come over to his o
irap0€v-OTriini]S

'02, , —

tuho looks after

'€-5, {5,

-, ,

€$ -

(05.

€$,

(, ) -.^, {) -, $) -, , (, ) -, (,, •-6 € , {-) -, (, ) -.^'. $,

,

, , . ,

-, -^, ^. -,

,

for

a

3

pi.

aor.

2

of in readiness

deposit, pledge.

ibo),

to sleep beside or with.

inf.

f.

of irap€i5ov.

,

to set

up beside:

— so also

in

Med.

common

in

Med.

fut.

Med.,

aor.

2

aor. 2

aor.

:

inf.

Pass., aor.

^, pf.

I

I

irapuKa:

inf.

:

to present, offer.

and -«a, verb. Adj. of one must approach or go. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

(,

(

((

from

-,

as if

place or make to sit beside. 2. intrans. to seat oneself beside, sit beside, but this sense is more to

,

, . , . -, . . , , , : : ..

poet,

,

:

Ep. part, of Ep. for Ep. for

€£, -^,

;

for

Ep. 3 sing. Ep. for

-5,

poet, for

pf.

of

Dor. part.

fern.

——

:

-, ,

:

534

, , 05 , [],,, Ion.

from Parnassus: Ion.
of and oy,

also os,

, . ', -, ,

,

5,

(05, .

kind of locust.

oiTOS, 0, a

,, , 5 () , (, $)

-

voc.

:

irapoSms,

fern.

: a passer by, traveller, wayfarer. 2. a way past, passage. irip-oSos, in passa going by or past, passing; iv II. a side-entrance, a narrow entrance or ing. III. a coming forward to speak beapproach. 2. the first entrance of a chorus fore the assembly. :

--- , , ,

which was made/rom

into the orchestra,

the side.

-€:

-'.

aor. i f. and open at the side or a little, set ajar : c. gen., Ovpas having opened a little of the napoi^as

—

:

to

$

door.

TrdpoiOc and before a vowel -0€v, (irapos) Prep, with 2. gen. before, in the presence of, Lat. ante, coram. II. Adv. of Place, before, in of Time, before.

(, 5, 5,

the foremost.

Comp. of

irapoiTcpos, a, ov,

the one

Dep.

to

:

gone

men

shrinkfrom.

2. to

-, ,

, form o{

Att. redupl.

later

fut.

:

in secretly.

to slip

:

to be like, to resemble.

f.

,

gen. to

art thou fallen from thy high estate.

a furnishing.

^, $)

ov, also a, ov,

much

'!

II. to

III. c.

wander, departfrom;

() -, -9, , how

:

of Time, to be the bygone night; 2.

of bygone times.

Hke

be gone, be dead,

like,

pass,

by, spent;

avSpes

Ion.

pf.

:

and in late writers lave past by, pass on.

nearly

alike: nearly equal.

ovTos, TO, pres. part. neut. of sum), used absol., see 5. 'napo^WTX.KOi, fitfor inciting, provoking.

, )-, -€, -, ) , , , -, , -, - (, , -, -,

,,

{

2. of Time, before this, erst, formerly, hereFrom vapoiOe rrpiv, Lat. priusquam. f. vvSj: aor. i to make keen II. for a thing to dwell by, beside, or near. f. metaph. to urge, prick, or spur on : to Hence sojourn. provoke, irritate, excite. Hence a dwelling beside and , irritation : a provoking, inciting.

front.

-^,

tofore

to

From

disposed to drunkenness.

and irap-oivos, ov, oTvos) drunken with wine, quarrelsome over one's cups. of Place, , ov. Sup. of ov,

f.

to journey by.

[],

a drunken

before or in front.

Ion. for

f.

, ,, -, , ^ . } , ,

,

-oivios,

later

:

, (irapoivos) drunken violence:

frolic.

irapoiviKos,

fern.

, Parnassus, a mounTlapvaaaos (with double ). of or from Parnes. From or , Parnes, a mountain of Attica.

Ion.

tain of Phocis

,.

:

'.

, ,, —

9. <8,

poet, for

— —

:

;

-,

,

or near, neighbourhood.

,

irapopdais,

a dwelling

(irapoifcos)

, ()

in a place as

another

:

—

,

f.

—

settle

near

to

build beside or near, II. to keep off by

$,

Subst.,

{) -. ,

a sojourner, Lat. inquilinus. a by-word, proverb, adage, elsewhere saw. 2. a parable, in St. John's Gospel Hence in N. T. called land,

,

,

(sub,

;

proverbial

$), ,

—

—

as metrical term,

a paroemiac, an Ana-

ov,

:

{, $)

impf.

with dupl. augm. redupl. :

pf.

:

(-rrapoivos)

drunken

:

to

'.

behave II.

drunkenness : generally,

to

drunken man.

by the way-side.

l

tricks.

an overlooking

f.

aor.

:

way,

ill

pf.

^play one in

in one's cjips,

trans, to maltreat

maltreat

and

abuse, like

a

:

careless-

, ,

2

(v.

f.

made angry

make

-(|,

f.

to

provoke

at.

Hence

, provocation

to

to

pass one's

to

sub

remark.

notice,

overlook: to slight,

II.

light of.

anger

—

III.

Pass,

anger. boundaries, en-

own

Hence an encroacher.

croach on a neighbour.

,-, ,

ov,

f.

Pass.,

with

fut.

-([,

to

med.

pass rapidly, rush at. Att. -to», to bring to anchor

fut.

iide by side.

irap-opvis, lOos,

-

,,

Att.

dig beside or along. another, as was done games. f.

—

put in motion, urge on to

ill-omened, with evil auspices. :

f.

to

and aor. I with augm. and

so in Pass., aor.

:

()

to look at by the

paestic dimeter catalectic, mostly at the end of an

Anapaestic system.

,

to look sideways.

be or be

(,

II. as

:

to look past,

dwelling beside or near^ , a neigh' also an alien, foreigner, who dwells in the

-oiKos, ov,

neighbouring.

bour

place or

to

Pass, to settle or live near.

build a wall along or across. a wall or bank.

—

ness.

napoiKos, sojourning. f.

:

:

in

:

aor.

U.

to

I

:

dig one against

training for the

-,

Dep.

to

Olympic

dance amiss,

dance the wrong dance.

IIA'POS, merly merly.

:

I. of Time, before, erst, forAdv., zapos or rozapos,for' with the Att., Lat. priusquam, 2. with inf., like yaiav before he should reach his

also

,

9. , $, ^, , () , —

:

:

:

—

own

followed by irpiv yt as relat., 3• than. . , quam, rather , 4. too II. of Fhcc, be/ore, rather, sooner.

land.

''^o.pos,

Lat. prius

.

. .

.

soon. in front.

B. Prep., poet, for Place.

stead

,

both of Time and than: also /or, in-

be/ore,

be/ore, rather

II.

of.

$

napios, Tlapios

a,

of the island of Paros, Parian;

ov,

From

Parian marble.

its

,

Paros, one of the Cyclades, famous for

white marble.

17,

presence ;

€( =

to

=

($

napeivai.

ot

2. arrival.

;

II.

present circumstances. to turn off into a side channel metaph. to turn off or divert an inquiry.

like

, , [,

-, —

, -,(),

side

:

)

f.

f.

Med.

to carry by or bea chariot. a supply ing, furnishing. to move aside with a lever,

to sit beside in

17,

f.

ov, 6, a snake of a colour between red and brown, sacred to Aesculapius. -, a burlesque, parody. From singing a song in a different style, burlesquing a song. II. intimating ob-

-$, , ()

-, ~ -< — — , -,, , (, ((

scurely.

and

or away, repulse from one

Med.

secret

urge or excite to mischief. {irapajv, a being present,

f.

verb. Adj. of

ov, poet, tor

to be avoided.

fut.

) , -,

-, -, , ndpos,

585

to push aside put on one side, keep :

to

:

push away from

to

oneself, reject, re-

part,

of

irap-oxos,

-,

chariot.

(, 5) 5, , (, 0,

fut.

-{;€,

f.

,

fore one.

Hence

fore one

metaph.,

:

of

one

who

)

rides beside in a

-, (, -, (, ) $, ,

formed

by a slight change from a word.

reddish brown or bay, of horses. ov, o, opos) one who dwells on a mountain-side.

,, , .($. : -,

)

out of season, untimely: Adv., unseasonably.

ov,

neut. pi.

as

(,

,

idos, the part of the roof stretching beyond the wall, the eaves, cornice. 3 sing. impf. oi pf. of part.

formed from obsol.

to

buy a dainty dish to

, an

set be-

additional dainty set be-

a fresh

ttjs

redupl. aor. 2 part, of

bad

$)

{$,

sense, licence

freedom of speech Hence

-,

of tongue. f.

pi.

Dep.

to

:

masc. and neut.

Ep. also

Ep. for aor. 2 opt. and part. fem. of Ep. for 2 dual aor. 2 subj. aor. 2 of

poet, for

=

irapTtOei, poet, for

pf.

f.

—

pass,

, , $

:

.

.

.

more

-

ber

.

anything, above every-

ihafi

with Numerals

II.

marks an exact num-

it

ten in all.

;

III. in dat. pi.

masc. in the judgment of all ; the renowned in the judgment of all.

kXuvOs

, is

used in various senses yiyvcaOai, like Toios yiyveaOai, to become all things, to try every expedient: but, to be everything to the whole, and as an Adv. altoone. 2. TO gether; ov TO not at all; so also fis on the whole; es to every extremity of evil to esteem :

(

to

as

2.

IV. the neut.

neut., in all things, altogether.

;

one above

a crowd.

by all means.

(

all.

tirely, utterly,

part, of

as

3.

wholly

:

Adv.

for

$,

en-

in every way,

but,

continually, always.

4.

Dor. for

poet. pres. imperat. of

med.

poet.

:

—

weave beside or along, attach to the side or hem metaph., armed men hemming in

poet. aor. 2

and neut.

Lat. omnis

all,

(

of

poet, for

Ion.

of one person or thing, the whole, entire, all; of each of a number, every; in plur. all: she who is all mischief; is to the uttermost of evil: not 01, properly follows as relat., Lat. omnes quicunque , , all whosoever! Tis every one taken one by one, every single one

thing.

Ttapaevos, Lacon. for

—

-,

gen.

fem.

dat. pi. masc.

:

in

speak freely.

05, $, ;

gen.

fem.

relish to the pleasure.

i^,

:

IIA"5,

dainty side-dish.

sum).

Aeol. for

ov,

, , , €, . , $ , ^. $ -, -., . , , , , ,, . , . , (, ., , . -, : . $^ : $ (, , , . ^, , . . . -€, , . -, . !. . -, . , remove.

)

nounce.

gen.

[d], aor.

inf.

pi.

fem. of

$.

of

[d], aor. I inf. o{

, poet, , poet,

-«, ^^.

for

1^,

rally,

for

to all,

($, (\()

a care

to all:

gene-

famous.

[dl, fut. of

poet, for

poet, for

known

aor. 2 inf. of

[d], fut. of [a],

,•=^\,

the finest

meal:

a

—

;

536

€VtOs

, () , \ . , , ^, . ,, .. , morsel, scrap

of

not even a wink

ovh\

;

sleep.

, pinned down.

ca,aKi^ns, ,

pin

Alt.

hang anything upon !«

hang upon a peg

to

also dat.

is

65,

II.

;

Kpe-

the form

:

a gag.

old Ep. gen. and dat. of

6, a clattering, clashing, any sharp the collision of two bodies a chattering of the teeth ; the plash of waves. (Formed from the sound.)

, ,, , made by

or dwarfish shape,

'^$

;

Phoenician deities of

oi,

whose images formed the figure-heads

-, " 3( —

^

of Phoenician ships.

-

Ep. for med. of

:

ITA'TATOS,

a peg, to

down from a peg;

to take

s

of the noise caused by the collision of two bodies of ihe waves, etc., /o dash, plash: hence to chatter, scream,

noise

often in Ep. genit,

:

aipeiv

-

as birds.

f.

drive in like a bolt.

2. to

to.

From

, , {/)

Att.

—

—

.

aor.

f.

aor,

:

and

inf.

i

I

of

part, :

to beat,

intr,

. ^, , , ($ ( , , , , '^ , , , 65 aor.

and

part,

I

5, ,

inf.

', -, -],

-,

his heart

for

sprinkle

to

:

, ,

gen. ovos,

Comp, of

irr.

for

from yXvKvs

like

:

$,

,

shortened from (q. v.) front of the house, a colonnade, Lat. porticiis. II. an inner chamber: a bridal chamber. irajTTios, a, ov, verb. Adj. of to be be-

,

$,

sprinkled. iraffTOS,

,=

a shrine.

, '21,

,€,, €•. — indecl. the Passover,

fut.

aor,

:

2

Ep. for

pf.

affected by anythi?ig whether

acting of oneself

me ?

so,

with

me

$ $ €

so in

?

;

what

ails us

;

€€ $

we have

II.

forgotten our imwith other words

$

to be ill off, in evil plight; tivos to be ill used, evilly entreated

^ €

any one

//"aught

;

that

?

be

quid mihi accident, was what is to become of what is the matter ; part, implying

something amiss, petuous prowess

or

si

(5

:

you

suffer

or

;

or

to

iri-

fern. part,

:

good or bad, opp. to

et

;

happen to me, Lat. used to imply death to

pf.

:

Ep. for

2 pi.

were

by

opp. to ev to be well off, in good case; cS tivos to be well used, well treated by.. receive kindness fro7n a person. III. is also used of states or conditions iva ;

€ ,

'

with the horse affections

:

;

that ye be not in the same case of Things, to be liable to certain

so,

6( aWoi to be liable

;

, , () same

,

the

this

is

others

as

just the

;

to

f.

3

,($) ()

pi.

= /£T6tV6ii/. to clatter, clash, crash.

of

$

tread on, tread ;

also

:

walk,

step.

II.

to

walk on

( '',, $ , ,$ . ,, . ^, , '05, (() , . '02, , , . ()

purple carpets.

2. to tread constantly, frequent, metaph., like Lat. terere, to thumb with using, as, A'iaamov to be always thumbing Aesop. 3. to tread under foot, trample on.

traverse a place

;

gen.

contr.

contr.

ace.

dat.

and

in dual

:

is

dat. pi,

father; the gods Jove is is used like an older person,

pi. € is re-

used as well

always a grandfather. emphat, called

and

as

a [] among

is

as a

:

II.

III.

mode

of address to

IV, in plur., forefathers, an-

cestors.

Dor, for

2 sing. fut.

,

,

of

a treading on.

Dor. for , a trodden or beaten way, path, [a]

one's fatheras Ion. 5, II. a land, native land, country, like body of persons claiming the same race or descent, a :

-, -65, ,^ , . -, (, ) , ., , , , () -, (, ) house, clan, Lat. gens.

,

poet, for

-(\5.

(\$, a father's bro-

ther, uncle by the father' s side.

Adv., Dor. for

and

gen.

,

voc. -dkoia,

one who strikes or slays 77,

his father,

from

one's native land.

chief

II.

11.

Adv., = Ik race or lineage.

from a

ijs,

a house,

,

,

a parricide.

Hence

Ion. for

and -0€v Dor.

descent.

cress.

eat,

to soy, call father.

to tread,

f.

as Ion.

so,

way with

Scythian word, f.

— to feed on,

tained, except that in gen. pi.

paschal lamb : also feast of the Passover. (Hebrew word.)

the time

'•€,

,

a bridal chatnber or bridal bed:

:

Dor. for

part. sing. dat.

trans, to

in

aor. i

:

pf.

taste.

:

thicker, broader, stouter.

a porch

[]

Ep. part.

—

ov,

2.

wound,

trans, to strike,

II,

f.

upon: metaph. to sprinkle in or upon, interweave, II. to besprinkle with a thing. work in embroidery. and

beating, throbbing in his breast.

beat, smite.

aor. I eiraaa:

:

pf.

:

was

etc.

[]

f,

:

i

Adv.

kvi

;

to clap the hands.

ov, for

Att.

Pass., aor.

form of 3 sing. impf. of

rarer collat.

Ep. for

IIA'S^n

knock, throb

,

lineage,

clati.

,

of a family, a patriarch.

the

father or

, irarpiKOs,

,

—

—

; :

() , ) ). , , ()

, ,

coaxing Dim.

,

daddy, papa. one's fathers or an-

from

cestors, patriarchal, hereditary.

one's father

so

of or from patrimony;

II.

one's

(sc.

;

—

irarpibLOV

(sc.

,

of or belonging II. of ox from one's forefathers, hereditary, customary, national: the manners, customs, institutions of ancestors,

,

6,

also os,

opp. to

;

Att. for Ion. impf. of

'•€,

, ()

, -.

537

by the father's side, Lat. patruus by the mother's side.

:

—

med.

3 sing. impf.

to one's father, Lat. paternus.

,

ird^cTos.

,

rest from

^,

one

Ion.

a resting-point, pause, rest;

ills.

-

bringing

II.

means of stopping.

to

an end

:

() ^,

, , -, (, , () , $ /; , $ ,5, -, -, ) , . ) , < } -, ) -, ^, -, -, ) 5, , , , , , €$. , , , , 05, -, , -, ) , -, ') , , € -, , , , ( $ .

$,

majomm.

Lat. instituta

$, poet. fem. of native city: — also as

irarpts,

$

of one' s fathers

yaia, one's father-land, country;

one's

$, ,

Subst.,

;

a fellow-countryman.

the country.

yij,

land ;

(, ()

one's father's

to have one's

ov,

mostly

2.

Adv. seldom.

(, () , (, whWt , (, (, ^) (,

a tablet with one's

ov,

ov,

, Patroclus, the friend of Achilles

:

the

voc.

ace.

verb. Adj. oi

an

e?id to.

murder

one's father.

iraTpo-KTovos, ov,

From

murdering

aft allayer,

a father's authority.

like

or inherited from one's fathers.

father, grandfather.

reftof one's father,

fatherless.

^)

ov,

:

as Subst.,

sole-heiress, opp. to

murderer of

having her father's

,

(sub.

a coheiress. Ep. ,

a

the

one's father.

murdering

ov,

one's

ov,

one's father,

*<()

,

a parricide. Dor. a, ov, poet, form of

,

after one's father, by the father a, ov, also

a, ov

:

:

from a father, father;

() =, :

,

gen.

Dor.

transmitted from one's hereditary feud.

and

,

:

^,

dat.

,

ace.
aor.

:

or

:

med.

I

pf.

:

bring to an end

—

of a king,

:

:

abate, allay.

,

II.

Med. and

Pass, /o

come

to

an

(,

,

:

,

have done ! ovos, , a Paphlagonian. f. (redupl. from : stop

!

from

—

like troi-

to bubble, froth, foam

: of the wind, to storm, bluster. II. metaph. to splutter, fret, fume, chafe, of the angry Cleon, with allusion to :

Hence

of a father, coming or inherited

Lat. paternus

:

end, cease, rest, leave off: also of a magistrate, to be deposed from office c. gen. to cease from. III. intr. in Act., like or but only in im-

s side.

ov, poet,

pf.

:

put doivn to stop from a thing, c. gen. 2. of things, to make an end of : of suffering, etc., to

Aeol. for

ov,

named

murderer of

relieving.

pass,

to cease, to stop,

to depose,

perat.,

father, parricidal.

toil.

stays or calms,

l

fut.

pass.

make

who

one

fut.

-, (, €) -, (, ), -, , (, €) -, (, *) , '•-5, (, ) , .) . -, (, ,() , ,, , , father's

aor.

:

Pass.,

and paullo-p.

,=

ending

rest.

f.

Med. and

checUnsr sickness.

Hence ov, fit for allaying or

one's

handed

ending pain or

assuager.

,

ov,

f s,

()

,

father, parricidal.

property

the wind.

one must stop or put one must cease.

from

II.

no nom.

(, ^) , (, (, to

f.

calming

opt. of

projecting collar grinding or kneading, to prevent their eating any of the corn. tvorn by slaves

a fa-

is

i

as

[],

or after a father, by kv

=

occur in Horn.; but there

3. neut. pi.

3 sing. Aeol. aor.

grief

6,

:

fewer.

ther s brother, uncle by the father s side.

down

of Time, short, of Number, /«i/ few people

in pi.

ov,

name; name inscribed on

gen.

small:

little,

Comp.

name added.

father's

brief.

very short

little,

little.

() offew words.

es,

a,

given by a fa-

from

Adv.

—

a dress of

ov,

ther.

iravpiSios, a, ov, poet, for as Adv., a very

so with a collective Subst.,

fem. of

one's native

like

neut.

like

one of the same country,

[], Adv.

times, seldom.

iraiipos,

,,

ihos,

travpaKts or

few

and ojv an uncle :

sea, etc.

II.

,

a frothing, foaming, of the metaph., spluttering

words.

,

,

,,

ov, Paphos, a town temple of Venus. iraxcTos, irreg. Ep. form for

for its

, ()

poet, for

in

Cyprus celebrated thicker.

thickness.

:

, ,

538

^.

, , , (^ -],

'^(^X'^fi

},

Dor. for

,

3 sing. aor.

ov, irreg. Sup. of

('/)

—€4.

pass. subj. cf

I

*.'. rime,

hoar-frost,

Lat. prii-

—

^

—

()

frozen.

5

is thickness : ace. iraxos, (OS, TO, in length, evpos used absol., in thickness, as

-5,

in breadth, etc.

:

)

[a]

(avs,

ov,

calves.

[],

—

f.

:

aor. I

pf. pass,

:

—

make

'

when

5, it

6\5 ayav

has waxed fat.' Dor. for

75

$.

nA'XT'S,

€ia, V, thick, large,

a large heavy stone

stout

;

wealth

/,

,

ov

also

,($ ov,

5

\aas

— Sup. (Ep. €05) and

etc.

:

later the regul.

:

,

thickness,

the sediment or lees of liquor,

Aeol. for

Ep. 3 sing. pres. of Ion. impf. of

of the skin,

[]

-, -, <) , -, -, £, .(4. Aeol. for

f.

:

Ep. aor.

:

€<, ((, (^()

with fetters, to bind fast, make fast

:

:

—

Aeol. for

€,

Ion. for

{()

^, a pair

bind

generally, to

7(<«

{)

, 7€) , , , ',

(,

II. of,

the

,

Hence

haunting thefields,

ov, gen. ovos. Dor. (or

walkiftg upon earth, of the earth.

()

ground

from

ground

the

6-5, , (, 6,

6,

ground, on

metaph.

:

)

earth.

oos.

or lair on the ground.

,

the

or bottom of the heart.

{() on

making

one's

bed

the ground, earth: generally, land,

Hence

soil.

'•€€,

Adv. to Adv. =

the

treading, pacing

(s,

on foot, opp. to os, and ,

the earth.

2.

{,

:

hinderer.

fem. Adj, flat, even, level; (sub. y), the plain country. II. on a

wearing out

of good-for-nothing slaves.

6-8, s,

digging the soil. metaph. the bottom of anything on the pole at the very end : the hem or border of a garment. ov, (es, leading infantry or a land-army : as Subst.. 6, a leader offoot. Tre^-iraipot, 01, {($, iToipos) the foot-guards in the Macedonian army. (es) to go or travel on foot, walk, f.

,

ov,

the foot

(

,

:

(

) 5,

,

opp. to riding or driving. land, opp. to going by sea

2. to :

go

or travel by

Pass, to be traversed by

travellers.

sub

,

is.

, ((05) on foot

or by land;

^

Kfojs /oo/-soldiers, infantry as opp. to horse, or as opp. to a fleet.

Dor. for

6,

,

-5,

f.

,, €^-$,

fighting on foot, 2. fighting on land, as opp. to

Hence

,

a

one

From

to fight by land.

o, (Tr((6s,

as opp, to cavalry.

)

an

). ((05,

shouts on fool, a foot• soldier, a soldier.

''€^•, ov,

sea.

who fetters a

ground, earthwards.

€6.

'-€-$, ,

(()

)

{,

ov,

[],

Adv.

from

who

in a horse.

one

for cows

(^)

'•€,

army

a fetter, Lzt. pedlca, compes ; Cfvyos II. a mode of breaking offetters.

, , (() €8, €$, $,

tie

TO, a plain, fiat, open country, an open plain, a field, Lat. campus ; irebia the

ircjfj, V.

to

shackle, trammel, constrain.

Aeol, for

a

6v, fiat, level, even. the plain, living in or on the plain.

. , I

'^ the feel, shoes,

to write in Doric rhythm.

€05, , from

,

cavy.

late.

IV. metaph.,

{-5,

fos.[]

ov, gen. ovos, Aeol. for

wise too

e.

i.

;

€5.

for

6-9,

III.

to suit one's voice to the Dorian

march,

tTfli,

ov, Aeol. for

iTih-aopos, ov, Aeol. for ov, Aeol. for

any covering for

at milking time.

fetters,

Aeol. for

'•6-€, Aeol.

II.

also boots, brogues.

;

, - €-5, {, )$. €-, ) (, ) ()

gen. ovos

$. $, (/) (. , , . €. -, . 7€-8, €$. ^. €5. Xiaros

:

slippers

ov, Aeol. for

2. of linen, etc., thick, coarse. of the consistence of a mass, thick, curdled, clotted. 4. gene^. hter, stout, fat, Lzt. pifiguis. €S, II. 01 rally, great, large, considerable. III. the men of substance, the wealthy. opp. to IV. Comp. thick-witted, dense, stupid, Lat, pingiiis.

os,

TO,

of sandals.

Adv.

:

(i. e.

a man of the plain. apapeiv) abounding in plains. mostly in plur. sandals, a pair

€s,

- €-5,

dull

Pass, to become thick : to OT gross of understanding : grow fat, to be swollen : also to look large, of objects

seen in a mist: metaph.,

the spear

stout fields of the sea, Lat. Neptunia arva. Adv. to the plain.

with

fatten: also to

to thicken, to

IT f bias

() {, ^, () €cus, 0,

2.

77;

:

on a fair field.

($, €-5,

Hence metaph. clotted blood. f. to cover with hoarfrost or rime II. metaph. to strike chill, Pass, to be so covered. he made his heart's to freeze ; Pass, to be struck with chill, to be blood run cold ina.

plain or level country battle)

Comp. of

gen. ovos, irreg.

,

:

:

battle by land, opp. to

ov, (n((os,

4) commanding

1rc(o1ropc, to go on foot.

2. to

go

by land.

by land.

From

—

:

)

-'6%, , {($, ing.

, {)

,

TTtlos,

going on foot, walk-

(. , , ', ), (, )

walking;

so,

;

' €,

(^

€-

,

Ion.

€«, ,

opos, 6,

,

obeying men, obedient. f,

Med.

also

Ion. for

obedience.

to

obeying one in au-

experience

proof of

,,. ^ =

,

pf.

:

.

€(-

persuasive.

17,

hunger

, an

()

.

gen. to hunger

II. c.

^ .

gene-

III.

attempt, plan, enterprise.

()€€,

aor. i of a point, edge.

Ep. for

,

f.

:

—

,

Pass., aor.

:

like

,

make

I

pf.

:

Ep. redupl.

^,

Med. and

((, Homer

part,

Pass,

:

imperat.

inf.

contr. I pi.

:

trial of,

or trial of II. seek to seduce.

to attempt a thing.

or

,

most

the

Peirceeus,

from

aor. 2

about dat.

:

:

famous harbour of Athens, from which

(-

plqpf.

;

f.

bind,

tie

lengthd.

part,

to bribe

plur.,

to appease, propitiate

€

;

4. c. dupl. ace, ttcia thing. 5. c. ace.

3. to impel, stir up.

one.

aor.

:

I

or -aia/s

:

fasten on by a knot ; tying a rope /rom or to

on or

;

to end,

Ep. 3

pi.

aor.

5,

l

of

.,

all

the ends of the earth II.

in

has been

the ends

:

end or

the

II. ;

an end ;

TO, poet, for

ropes, knotted ropes.

-

it.

complete, finish

(3 sing, pf.)

completed.

to

:

£

to,

for

, ',

Pass.,

:

(4$

distant

ace. -ata.

pf. pass, I

gen.

:

was

it

Adv. at or in Peirceeus.

but the redupl. aor. I subj. is transit. I. Act. to prevail upon, win over, talk over, persuade : in bad sense, to mislead, over-persuade, cheat. 2. to prevail on by entreaty, intr. as if

English miles

five

-;

Ep, redupl. opt.

and aor.

fut.

opt.

pf.

med.

pf.

:

has also a

aor. 2

:

fut.

:

Ep.

^^,

pi. subj.

I

((,

inf.

aor. I 'ineiaa

:

-

make proof

to

, ( () , , (, (^ ^. (€ - ', ^ , ^ fut. TTCtVcu

aor.

:

hungry,

to be

to have experience, to make by way of test or trial. II.

pq.

to tempt,

:

539

after or for, crave after.

';; ((

;

;

:

:

attempt, plot or design against one.

one

thority, obedient.

Aeol. for

—

Ep. a trial, attempt, essay, experiment : hence

of

inf.

() , ,

Hence

to

=7rf«'a.

an

-cop.ai,

-, , {, ) , , ().05, iretOos,

metaph.

:

rally,

obey one in authority, be obedient.

,

after

^,

,.

€,

later

suffer hunger, be famished.

is

sometimes foot-soldiery, opp. to cavalry ; but also a and land-army, opp. to a sea-force ; 6 II. on land, going or travelling are also so used. on foot as Adv. (sub. by land; Dat. fem. to follow by land. or by land; Dor. for

^)

[a]

later

fut.

;

I

^

on fool,

opp. to Imrns

foot-soldiers,

—

—

^(o^pos

going by land.

2.

. €(, (,-

—

—

in

of

issue of a

$

thing the furthest point, the utmost verge; the chief to persuade one of III. act. that which Med. and Pass. or most important object. argue a point. 2. finishes ; a goldsmith's tools are called to be won over, prevailed on, persuaded to comply. the finishers of art. to listen to a person, obey, comply with; a trying : an attempt. to yield to old age. 3. , a tempting, temptation. also c. neut. ace, , to believe or trust in a thing verb. Adj. of or in plur. do not take this on your HI. pf. one must make trial, attempt. word; c. ace. et inf. to believe that .. . ijpos, 6, collat. form of inf. to trust, rely, have conmed. a means of Ion. to be fully IV. pf. pass, fidence in. the murpersuaded, believe, trust : of things, to be believed. trying or proving, ordeal ; II. a pirate's nest. derous ordeal, i. e. torture. Hence one who attempts : a 6, 6os contr. ovs, . Persuasion personified as a

.

rei only, to

'

,

€ $, () 05, , ()

-,

^,

, (()

,

€0,

II. the faculty

suasion in the mind.

inducement ;

of pirate, Lat. pirata.

,

2 a pera means of persuasion, by by fair means, opp. to

persuasion, eloquence, persuasiveness.

.

dat.

^,

with :

,hunger.famine, Lat./amis. metaph. hunger or longing for a thing. Hence ircivdXcos, a, ov, hungry, empty, [a] Aeol. for I pi. of dat. pres. part, of Dor. for

,

€€$,

also for

contr.

(,

,

3

pi. pres. ijs, tj

;

inf.

Ep.

2.

,

fut.

aor.

i

Ion.

:

2. c.

(-

more

:

also

c.

him

ace. to

:

freq. as

Dor.

Dep.

2

pi.

Ion.

{)

gen. pers. to

try to persuade

tack

:

med. med.

[a] Ion.

pass,

try.

(-

piratical.

Ion.

f.

3.

4. obedience.

TlEl~SAoT

:

, €$.

-, ^ , 5, () ($, -, , , (€ €( ( ^ ^, . ;

goddess, Lat. Suada, Suadela.

force.

:

also

:

:

;

pf. pass,

to attempt, undertake,

make trial of person; to make an attempt on,

make an attempt

a.

on.

to

at-

3. absol.

II. the Dep. to try one's skill or luck in a thing. trial is mostly used with gen. pers., to make

—

540

of one, put him to the proof; hence to examine, question : also to try oneself against another, to match oneself with him.

proof of

2.

gen.

2. c.

make

rei, to

5

thing, have experience of.

trial or

3. absol. to

make a trial : to make a trial or I have tried attempt with words myself, i. e. / am versed or skilled, in words. aor. I opt. and inf. pass, of

try one's strength,

. , ,€, ;

€€, --, €, ,, = (•.. to

prove. the

make trial of, put to another in battle: c ace. to

gen. pers. to

II. c.

proof: also

try,

to try

attempt, attack, assail.

$,

,'((€ € ^ ireipivs,

used

ace. irfipcvOa

:

Greece as the body of a cart upon the

in

fut.

aor. i 'iirupa Ep.

:

[]

aor. 2

quite through, to

pf.

tnipa

run through, pierce, of meat, eirtipav they stuck the

the spits

— with

pf. part.,

:

:

Pass.,

to pierce

:

to spit;

meat on

stuck close or

studded nails metaph., oZvvriai pierced with pain. 11. metaph., weipuv to cleave the waves vtipe clave her way (through the waves).

,

;

;

()

,

$,

poet, for

(,

obedience, subjection.

76-5, , (, $) ireiacic, 3 sing. Aeol. aor.

opt. of

i

persuasion or

.

aor.

pass,

2

:

and

pf. pass.

:

:—\,

pi.

part.

Ep. for -nuauv,

() ", €, , () ,

aros,

ships

fut. inf.

^.

of

intrans. to approach, draw near to any come near, draw near or nigh. II. bring near or to, make to approach or draw I.

point: absol. to

nigh

(\(

;

€$ ) (

vevprjv

as

;

draw

so, «ttos

;

were secured by the stern to the land generally, II. that on which one may trust.

cable, rope.

:

. .

earnest persuasion, solicitation

med. of

fut.

irreg. fut.

of

ye draw

me

after

made

,

ov,

{)

II.

cf.

TTiKOs, TO, f.

, (^)

,

fut.

for persuading, per-

^5 you

(($

^

;

€^;,

€4 — aor. i

aor. i pass.

,

of a river, to overflow

the sea

on

the

:

II. to

,

med. :

to

comb

or

:

of places, to be flooded,

be out at sea.

ov, also os, ov,

'"'2,

marinus

of,

(605,

o,

for a

young

stork.

From

stork.

apyos) the

storl•.

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 aliquem locum. II. absol. near, nigh at hand

($

one's neighbours, fellow-creatures,

:

out at sea,

iSos,

(niXayos) of

mankind:

one's neighbour.

3

pi. aor. i

opt.

,

€05,

[],

ov, 6, fem. -dris,

who approaches

,,

acedia

-ins,

($

, of or for the Pelasgians : TleXaaytKov name of the northern side of the Acropolis at Athens. From ol, the Pe6, a Pelasgian ; lasgians, placed in Thessaly by Homer, but among the allies of the Trojans; also in Crete and about Dodona contrasted by Herodotus with the Hellenes.

on or by

open sea. [t], ov, 6, fera.

of

:

{veKayos)

living in the sea, Lat.

or on the sea.

(ireXapyos) a

Ep. for

,

swamped.

€-$, ,,,

med. of

card wool, Lat. pectere: med., xa'nas having combed her hair. 2. to shear, clip. f. (neXayos) to form a sea or lake:

^,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

rare in sing., 6

f.

;

(sc.

in flight

^

:

'' \\]

01

wool, a fleece. shear, clip.

Ep.

part.

persuasive.

of

()() , 7€:

flrm

:

fit

suasive, ivinning.

ireiaTtKos,

it

my cave c. gen. pro dat., thou may'st bring light near the ships. Ill, in Pass, like the intr. Act. to be brought near or close to, come nigh, approach; Irret when they first drew near : so in Ep. aor. 2, the shields were brought close to each other he came near, i. e. sank to earth so also, to draw nigh to the god. 2. to approach or wed a woman. always intr. [], collat. form of TTiXavos, 0, any half-liquid mixture, of various consistency a mixed mass or gruel, applied to oil, honey, II. of a mixture offered foam, clotted blood. to the gods, of meal, honey and oil, poured out. from

ireX-apyos,

one must persuade.

verb. Adj.

(from Pass.) one must obey:

to

(,

speak a word, having

<^

will

the bowstring

'' (

anguish

to

I will

adamant no more

to

— metaph., (\€

:

;

by which the

the cable

:

coUat. forms:

are

, , , . , , . , , , . ' : ,, , €(, ,,

, []

poet,

sing,

3

med.

aor. 1

:

Pass., aor. 1

:

;

persuading or con-

trolling mortals.

:

:

and

bring him near

(iiipas)

:

,(€. ( , (, , () to one's breast

or carriage.

:

'

trans, to

the wicker-basket

:

—

TO Ep. dat. pi. inKayiaei open sea, the main, Lat. pelagus: any large expanse of water is so called metaph. of anything huge or excessive, as, niXayos a sea of troubles.' Att. ireXaj {. aor. I Ep. (OS,

and

attempt,

:

:

the sea, the high sea,

Ep.

Ion. for

f."

,

^^—,

—

trans.,

:

5,

,

(()

one

near, a neighbour, Lat.

II. a client. an invader, intruder. trans, and inform of to bring near. 2. to come or draw near.

also

shorter I.

or comes

—

—

,, . €€5

or

6,

,

{)

:

ordure, dung.

lengthd. poet, form for

dark colour.

its

neXtiat,

II.

,

the prophetic priestesses, derived from the prophetic

,, , -,,

doves of Dodona. ireXeids,

,

,

IleXeius,

)

a Pleiad. ov, {veKda,

also in sing.

:

,

pigeon-feed-

il.

the pelican.

.&., -, (ireK^Kvs) f.

,

hew

to

or shape with

an

axe, rough-hew, Lat. dolare. (veXf-Kvs) to strike with

- ireKiKav

6,

an axe,

to

can kind.

€€6, ^. ,

a water-bird of the peli-

11,

€(€,

for

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

(wcAe/fvs)

I

of

^^

an axe-handle.

Ion. eos, dat. pi. Ep. €double-edged axe, an axe ; to fight not with spears only, but also with axes, i. e. not soldiers only, but every man. fut. Ep. aor. I aor. I pass. swing, shake, to make to shake, quiver or tremble : Pass, to be shaken, to tremble, quake : to be driven away, flee trembling. aor. I pass, of Ep. for

TTfXiKvs,

(5

:

:

as

and impf., which

in pres.

Dep.

latter

bearing a target. only used is used in syncop.

for

knikiTo

;

the impf.

also lengthd. Ion. in 2

:

€€«€,

part,

((( is

is

men. or wont

:

', -,

to be

a monster, of anything Hence

huge, but mostly in bad sense. a, ov,

€€.

.

TO,

, ov,

\,

, -,.

pail, Lat. mulctra.

or ircXos,

,

nesus,

ireXos,

Dor. for

II.

i),

,a

:

17,

,

Lat.

PULLUS,

.

I pi.

dark-

e

=

vrjaos, the

Pelopon-

the Morea.

,

,

v.

{($,

)

Pehps,

i.

e.

dark-face,

{6\),

{) () 6,

a targeteer. one who bears a target

to serve as

instead of the large

a targeteer, Lat. cetratus

:

shield

they held a place

on the five fingers, count

From

)^

5, , Aeol.

€5, ,

a body offive.

, (irf

for irevTas, the

one

who

number five:

counts byfives

, , () ^. -, , , , )^, , who

counts,

€••€,

Aeol. for

6(€,

Ep. for

,

^,

in five daysy

ov,

ov,

(4$, () Dor.

offive days. verb. Adj. of

,:

reviewing

ev(,five.

^

6;, , () ,

or light shield

to count

generally, to count.

:

fifth day.

son of Tantalus, said to have migrated from Lydia, and to have given his name to the Peloponnesus. f.

by fives

by tens of thousands.

(i.

a pastry-cook. a commander of

a body offive.

generally, one

•

From

-

any kind of dressed

'ipyov) , , {€$,

wooden bowl, milk-

of ol, the Peloponnesians. Adv. in the Peloponnesian

otros, 6,

so,

esp. in plur. cakes, sweetmeats.

a drinking-cup.

^, €5

7,

now

and

monster;

strictly neut.

hugely, portentously.

livid.

coloured, blackish, dusky.

dialect.

;

f.

5,

monstrous,

mighty ones of

ewv porof monstrous, prodigious, huge, terrible : neut. pl. as Adv., ;

-, $, , {€)

of the body, discoloured by a

Ion.

Dorian)

= 76;,

by the gods

tents sent

brtnse, livid.

€.€$.

the

Ion. for ircKdas.

, ()

,

TTcXios,

— tfiXwpos,

also os, ov,

;

old.

food

7€05 or ircXiTvos, , ,

the

to become.

:

TO, undeclined,

portentous

2 sing. impf. of

and

:

old age and death come upon implying continuance, to be used

, , () , , , . . , , () -, (, ) -, , , ' , , '2 and Ep.

(\€

imperat.

((5, ((($, (€($,

II. to be,

:

Ion.

2 sing,

for but does not occur in the simple form :_orig. to be in motion, to go or come, rise ; Kkayyij veKei the cry goes tip to heaven ; yr;pas

: (\4: €€(|, €€\€ () — ireXev, Ep. 2 sing, imperat. o{

;

3 sing,

syncop. in the compds.

€(5, pres.

^

«, ',

huge, immense

:

€766/

forms, as 3 sing, impf., act. enXev for impf. med. for

6'

^ ^ €, ircXeKKOV,

ov,

3 sing.

behead, Lat. securi percutere. ireXiKivos,

.

more common

the woodpecker, the joiner-bird.

f.

7^, a small light shield without a rim used by the Thracians. 2. a body of as aanis for otrKov II. a shaft, pole. III. a horse's

ornament.

avos, or ueXcKds, avros, Dor. ircXcKcls, a,

(7€«)

for

skilled in the use of the target: the body cf iargeteers.

= oi

iargeteers the Pleiads

i"g•

,

,, ^,, ', (), -, ', (, ) <,

ijLTvs), orig.

= \€.

17,

=

IleXeiaScs,

or heavy -armed infantry, and the or light-armed troops. Hence

^-

name of TO

at,

541

between the

66,^,(««) the tvood-pigeon. ring-dove, cushai, from

,,,

'2.

7€(95—

;, ov,

on

for

the

^-

one must send.

(^)

the fifth

;

(sub.

the fifth day.

,

pf.

,

fut.

verb. Adj. of :

— Pass., aor.

^^ 4€. (:

aor. I i

sent.

Ep.

pf.

:

—

^. ,

—

—

:

—

542

^.

, ,

II. to fem. of to send, despatch. 3 sing. ^eivov irevOiKos, ov, send off or away, dismiss, send home; for grief mourning, of welcome the sorrowful. Adv., vapiovra
^

:

(($)

($

'

^

€5, '02,

,

(^)

-, ,

',

, ^ -,

€$,

$,

€05, ,

6-, , (^, 6$)

,

:

—

. . , -, €\. () ) , ,, , €(€,

Aeol. aor. Ep. for

ircixij/is, (Cus,

,

Trcp.ij/eias, 2 sing.

l

opt. of

fut. inf.

a sending

Comp. and

ircveaTcpos,

,,a

'•€€8,

serfs or villains, like the

creased by prisoners of war.

-, , , {)

slave,

II.

one

who earns

his

man.

bread, a day-labourer, hence a poor

—

^, ,

ov,

(5,

{$)

) $.

^, , '2, ircvGaXeos, a, ov,

coUat. form of

daily

3 dual of

,

poet, for

5, ,

five years, a space of five Adj. coming every five years, reat intervals offive years. From ov, poet, for five years old.

(€$,

(5 or irevTO-c-njs, cs,

{,

eTos)five of Time, lasting five years: hence

II.

((€$, as Adv. for five years.

,

form of

collat.

Ion.

,

the contest of the five exercises; practise the five exercises. These

^. $, ,

-.

or

a father-in-law, Lat. socer; also

,

generally, a connexion by marriage,

II.

of the weight

II. as

years old.

socrus.

(ftvpSs.

From

poet, for

€-€5,

(€$, a mother-in-law, Lat.

fem. of

,

ir€VTa€T7jpis,

tending the poor.

sad, mourning.

irevGeieTOv, Ep. for

,

in-

any years. curring

€€(5. Sup.

CTOTOS.

prepare, be busy with.

ov, (jrivTi,

, ,

II.

poor : c. gen., like Lat. egens, poor in money. Comp.

as Adj.

at,

drach7ns.

or value offive drachms. TTiVT-aeOXiov, poet, for

irevT-aeGXos,

generally,

bondsman, poor man.

76-5,

$.

a conquered tribe, afterwards

in Laconia, orig.

work

. -- -, -, -, .€) ,,

Sup. of

servant, labourer; the

were the Thessalian

to

, five

a mission.

:

4(.

Dor. for

II. trans,

of.

of

:

(,

to

were

, (, , -

but for the last the the five are comprised in

was substituted one Pentameter line,

:

ton. irevT-acOXos,

(€,

,

)

one

^^^ (( €( €€ ( -, {(, ) 765, «, , (() . €~, -, {, ) (^) (€, , ^' $ <^, 6-€5, () ^ (($ ), ) ^^ {, who

brother-in-law.

'€€,

f.

,

:

(Tov,

tV^os)

:

Ep. 3 dual

to bewail,

:

mourned for.

for

:

lament, mourn for : Pass, to be deplore a thing. lamentation, mourning.

2. to

Ep.

inf.

pres.

ov,

e.

-, 6,

ing offive half feet,

,

,

i.

ov, gen.

rowful, sad.

e.

ov,

{^,

of 2^ feet.

ovos,

lastingfive days:

ov,

{€€) five

Adv.

ai, a, five

{^)

consist-

mournful, sor-

in sing,

five-pointed.

times 10,000

of the ten

ai, a,

by

five

with a collective noun,

=

senate chosen

= 50,000.

1000 = 5000.

hundred horse.

five

oi

tries his

times.

Ep.

hundred: also

7€5,€5, ('/^», apapHv) lamenting, mourning. $, , , {() mourner, waller. , , (^) in sign of mourning.

€08,

at everything,

, ) -,, ,

of,

is, (wcVre, consisting of of two and a half; hence in Prosody, the caesura after two feet and a half, as in Iamb. Trim., opp. to the caesura after three feet and a half. i.

II. metaph. one who a 'jack-of-all-trades.'

-, €,

hand

ai, a, five times

a space offive days.

five halves,

five exercises, the con-

queror in them.

for

pres. inf.

practises the

II.

at Athens,

)

the council of 500,

lot {ot

fifty

tribes.

ov,

i.

e.

the

from each

land that produced 500 medimni yearly ace. to Solon's distribution of the Athenian citizens the formed the first class, the other

possessi?tg

three being the

-,

,

dredth.

,

^, . {)

,

(,

)

the five hun-

the fifth wave, sup-

^. {, ) «^- €-§, ;

. ) -, 7

,€-(15,

;

cf.

five hand-

,

gen. ios, (irevre, iTTJxvs)five cubits

€5, {, ) /.

,

($, '•€65,

mander offifty

hreadths wide.

long or broad. irevTairXaaios [a],

:

:

—

posed to be larger than the four preceding ov, (v-ivre,

:

vien.

$. () one

II.

the captain

ripos,

com-

the

who commands a

of a penteconter.

-, (, •€-8, (,

'•€,

offifty men, a

,=

543

,

the

commander

peculiar to the Spartan army.

title

. . -, ) . , . € : . -, -, (, , , ,,() ,

,

-irevTa-iroXis,

€-8, €-'•£.05, was

as

ov, (vivTC,

) )

(€,

ov,

long or broad. []

ov, (nevre,

verses.

ov, opyvia) fifty a state offive towns, of ten. fathoms deep, high, etc. with and without vavs, with five berries. a ship of burden with fifty oars. five spans

)€5, '•€-5, 6, €€, , {)

books in one vohitne : as Subst,, the five books of Moses, Pentateuch.

)

{€,

(s,

number.

five in

(sc.

,

nature or

()

ir€vra\ov, Adv.

ITE'NTE

Aeol.

In

quinque.

ol, al,

Compos,

well as irevTi-,

€€--€,

,

indecl. five, Lat.

takes the form Trcj/ra- as

it

,

€€6.-, , (^^, ol, al,

)•€€€-8, €€--5, , dron offifteen

ships.

-, -,^ offifteen

talents

ov,

(((€,

worth or weight.

fs,

ov,

:

for

the recovery

(€$

,

irevT-eiTjpLS, iSos,

, (, €-5, 6-€5,

is,

{,

),

'•€6-,

to

wooden machine/wr-

€-€5, 6-€8,

,

i5os,

indecl.

,

()

,

children.

, ,

ov,

'v-(Jio\os,

ov,

obols

:

as Subst.,

,

(, 6$) (, ,

the five-pointed.

opyvia) offive fathoms. of or worth five a five-obol piece;

to

aor.

fj,

med.

I

Dor. for

$,

sit

in the court Heliaea at

part. fem.

fut.

, membrum

f.

contr.

-ovrqs,

:

aor.

make

to be softened.

, ,

consisting of fifty

Lat. petiis.

fem.

Pass., fut.

I

aor. I

to ripen,

mellow. irewaiTcpos,

of

=

virile,

pf. part.

, ) , —

oi

of

Ep. for

'6€8, (^, ) . . 6$,

€-€5, (€, (5. ••6-5, -, ov,

,

the njwiber fifty, a number of of the Spartan army. withfive banks of oars (sub. vavs), a quinquereme. 6$) having five branches or

€-05,

mellow:

€tos) offifty years, lastitigforfifty years. ov,

day of

the Passover, the

Hence

ripe

to soothe, assuage, soften

fifty.

fem. of

-«,

fifty-headed.

.

($), the fiftieth

points: Hes. calls the hand

:

c* or

fiftieth.

(sub.

worth five five obols a day.

conquer five times.

ol, al,

day after

the fiftieth

Te€VTJ\Koarvs, vos,

€Tos) of five years, lasting

five years.

.

part, at Athens, the tax of the fiftieth, ox two per cent., imposed on all exports and imports. 3. (sub.

offive talents, of a law-suit. a term or space of five years hia at intervals of five years, every five years. II. a festival celebrated every five years, such as the Panathenaea at Athens. From talents

,

) , . . , , 2, €, , : ,: . )

a

(€,

-$, , , ,,

with fifty children.

irtvT-o^os, ov,

'/)

)

the collector of the

$,

nished with five holes, through which the head, arms, and legs of criminals were passed, a sort of pillory.

€€-5,

,

fifty, as a division

with fifteen batiks of oars. with five pipes

or holes; ^vKov

collect-

as

as Subst.,

ov, fifteenth.

ov, (irtvT€,

see

- -,$(, ) (,

vavs) a squa-

pay the tax.

7€-5, , (^, '/) 8\\)$.,5,

Pentecost.

indecl. _/^/ei?«.

tax

to collect the

Pass, to

$, , —

as Subst.,

in five places.

—

per cent

or two

ing the tax

Adv. (irivTe) fivefold, five-ways, in five

divisions.

Ep. for

f.

with five mouths

{(, €«) consisting offive

5), ,

contr. for

(S,

ai, a,

or openings, of the Nile and Danube. ov,

(-

,

of five lines or

ov, (vevre,

.-^,

yva) of fifty

acres of corn-land.

)

a state of three,

^-,

ov,

a, ov, (irevTe) five/old.

ov. Ion. for

:

—

pf,

inf.

irreg.

Comp. and

. . . .

iT€TraXax0ai,

pf. pass. part,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of pf. pass, of pf. pass, of trcnSXiav, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 part, of

(-

:

mellow : of pain, Pass, to become ripe, II. intr. to become )r

etc., soft,

ripe,

Sup. of

and

inf.

. , .. . . ^. , (, ' . , , . . , , ^, . €, . 6, ^, , , , . €,. . ), . ($,. . .(. . €, , , ^. , , , . , , ^, . . , —

544

€., ,

of

pf.

iTiiravos,

retiT&pdv, an old aor. 2 pf. pass, of

'',

•--,

inf.

of

=

metaph. mild,

4,

ripe,

mel-

of

, , ^, ^,€.

of

pf. part. pass,

'/.

and pass, of

sing. pf. and plqpf. pass, of (from which also comes aor. 2 been fated ; part. (sub. that which is fated,

*6 — had //

has,

:

fate, destiny, like

pf. pass,

pf. pass,

Ep.

:

fated

softeried.

of of

pf. pass,

pf. pass,

an obsol. Verb

ircirctaei, 2 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of

€€., €6€5,

of

€'•, 3

of

TTiiTiipos, ov, also fern.

of

of

pf. act.

'•€'•,

of

of

pi. pf.

of same.

pf. pass,

and plqpf. of

pi. pf. pass,

2 pi. pf.

3

inf.

:

TTtTTCiKa, pf. of

:

(€,

Ep. for Ep. for pf. 2

pf. pass,

maturus

med. of

pf.

possess.

pf.

Ion. 3

€€,

display, manifest.

:

of of

pf. inf.

mellow.

irivcuv, ripe,

inf.

pf. pass. part,

pf. inf.

low, Lat.

of

pf. 2

form of

collat.

€.

of

),

€'.

ir€TrT€aTai,for

part,

3 pl.pf. pass.of

pf. part.

for

//.

nom. and

ace. neut.

. , . , . , , . , . . , ^. , . , . , . . , , , ', . , . , , pf.

med. of

pf. pass,

of

of

fut.

Ep. for

med.

redupl. aor. 2

Ep.

of

inf.

'.

of

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of

pi.

subj.

;

I

and 3

pass.

part,

:

^^ pi. opt.:

Adv. roaming, wandering. pf. pass,

pf, pass,

pf.

of

inf.

[], 3

of

inf.

2 act.

and

med. of

^.

of of 6, in Poets also with irreg. pi. Lat. pephim, any woven cloth used for a covering, sheet, hanging, curtain. II. a large full robe or shawl worn by women esp. the robe of Minerva, which was carried in procession at the Panathenaic festival. III. also a man's cloak or robe, of the long Eastern dress. pf. pass, of inf. pf. part,

,

:

--, '6,

€,

aros,

. ,

, ()

:

a flowing robe, gar-

( , ,. . , .

ment.

poet. pf. pass, of

used as pres., to

have breath or soul; metaph. to be wise, discreet, prudent, sage ; 1 sing, inf. 2 sing, plqpf.

:

—

€($ ;

part.

;

used as Adj.

sage, wise, prudent.

€{5, €05, , €€(, part, of

perf.

med.

ircTToiOca, Ep. for

to trust, rely on.

plqpf.

(€, , . , , .

Hence

med. of

trust, reliance, boldness.

opt. of

76'€, Ep.

for

I pi.

Ep. 3 sing plqpf. pass, of pf. pass, of

).

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

^,

. .

subj.

subj. of

of

of

of

:

inf.

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of pf. of ov, gen. ovos Comp. and Sup. of fruit, ripe, mellow, Lat. mitis, Tfpos, -TOTos II. metaph. soft, tender, gentle : also maturus. softened, assuaged : often used in addressing a peras Subst., oh my friend: so, Kpu son, my pet ram in bad sense, ye weaklings, ye dastards. enclit. Particle, adding force to the word to which it is annexed much, very, often with an Adj. and the part, of (TeKes ye since you have given birth to me all shortalso with an Adj. only, lived as I am strong as he is; or with an Adv., for a little as it is. very little time; 2. to call attention to something objected to, albeit, though, however; so, -yvs kaiv however loudtongued a talker he be. 3. also to strengthen a negation, ovhk tio, not even, not at all, where, as in Lat. 7ie qvidem, is divided by one or more words from II. to call attention to one or more things, however, at any rate, yet, as, :

pf. pass,

of

sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 opt. of »»'-

pf. pass. part,

pf.

of Ep. redupl. aor.

part,

see

of

Ep. aor. 2

'•€'•5,

pf.

Att. pf. part, of

I

^,

fern. part.

($,

frightened, timid, shy. pf. of

;

—

^-

€$

:

', €

:

(,

'

-( ( ^

:

( (

(,

. .

(.

( ((€ , (, ^, (,

pity others at any rate.

III. Trep is

often attached to a relat. Pron., Adj. or Adv., as

,

Adv. beyond, across or over,further, hzt. ultra;

(5

no further.

II.

* as far as the middle, but of Time, beyond, longer : c. gen.,

beyond midday. metaph. beyond measure, excessively : c. gen.,

TTfpa

6-

etc.

III.

Trcpa

Ticpaav

—

/^

IV. absol. expressing beyond all justice. nepa something greater; hearing things incredible, and more than that, irepadv, Ep. for irtpav, pres. inf. of

(. . {)

,

€€,

Ion. 3 sing. impf. of ir€pa06v Ion, Adv.

.

—

: ;

:

545

reach.

2

to

.

6()

go beyond in. (),

(•.

pass right across or through, pass,

go through,

traverse,

aor.

(((: []

-

Ep.

fut.

I

3. c. gen. to exceed,

or over.

Att.

Ep.

—

pass,

pf.

, , , ^ , ) : : . . , ^ , . . , . ,

from

from

the far side.

''€,

7(7,

to

an end,

—

plish

inf.

brought

be fulfilled, accomplished.

hence absol.

:

^, , ()

end.

an end, be finished ; to to end 2. irepaiveiv to conclude, come to an to

ov,

II.

country beyond the sea or river

aor,

f.

Hence

Pass.,

i

aor. i

f.

pf,

'.

(€ ((,

,

or on the opposite side; irepav to cross over into Asia. -nipav.

beyond.

€ls II.

. Ill,

(() ()

-,

irepavTiKos, 17, ov, Aeol, for

^

over against,

sometimes

gen.,

c.

= 7€,

out

€3, ()

versed, passable, [a]

ircpdais,

,

(€) a going

passage from

€&$, ,

terior.

life

ov,

II.

beyond, passing

(to death).

)

on the opposite

^

or

;

side, Lat. ul-

,€ ({) (sub.

as Subst.,

the opposite country, also the opposite quarter

heavens, esp. of the west, as opp. to the east.

€05

the citadel

like

that

Ion.

may

(A),

€(

of the

Ep.

inf.

:

(-

.

2.

trans,

to

to

Ion. impf.

, the partridge, Lat.

pf. Dep., with act. aor. 2 break wind. pf. pass. part, of Aeol. for

to

:

€6.',

Adv., Ion. for Adv., Ion. for Ep. for

€08, , .

fut. inf.

Ep. aor. 2 pass. fut.

aor.

2

with

fut,

med, from

inf.

of

pf.

:

inf.

:

aor.

:

Ep.

—Ep.

:

:

2.

of persons,

to

;

intr. to

:

aor. 2 inf.

like

ravage,

waste,

drive

right

or

a ditch

to

pass through

go through or recite the to let go through. II.

to

penetrate or pierce right through

:

to extend,

sack,

II, to

€

;

(( (

€

;

( ]$ \5 €((

(

phrases

are

of

it

common occurrence of much consequence or

(

;

'^

:

is

^€

;

\($,

( ( ($ to us

;

irept

to reckon a thing

to reckon a thing of more,

across

:

— Pass,

to destroy, kill, slay.

',

worth much;

pass across or through, to pass

3.

I

3, of get by plunder. Prep., with gen., dat., et ace. : Radic. sense, all around, about. I. of Place, around, about, With Genitive II. Causal, about, concerning, on, of; near. I have heard of his return 1. about, for, on rivos to speak o/a subject. to lay plans /or the account of ; slaying. 3. of contending for an object to run for for the dead to fight for the one's life to city. 4. of the motive; fight /or very enmity's sake. 5. with a Subst,, as to, in reference to, with regard to, about; III. like Lat. prae, before, as to number. to be above, beyond; above or before all the rest : in this sense, the Prep, IV. the following is often divided from its gen.

rase.

pf.

over, cross, traverse;

hard to pass; metaph., a danger terms of an oath.

of

(.$.

( ,^

Ion. for

',(,

(-

Ep.

Ion.

Ion.

1

'.

through.

like

ov,

be crossed or passed over.

[]

fut.

aor.

:

,

also

of any town.

Ikos or Xkos, 6 and

'/( € ( (, .((: (, ( ^ () ^ $ ^ (. ' ( € €' $,

:

as appellat.,

:

conclusive.

issue,

8 ()€

the citadel of Troy

II.

things, to destroy.

an end, extremity : an end, termination : as Adv., at last. 2, in a raceII. metaph. accomcourse, the goal, Lat. meta. plishment, the power of accomplishing. ov, that may be crossed or traTTipos, aTOS, TO,

in pi.

to

:

—

as,

,= , Pergamos,

to

€«€, — €,

carry or convey to the opposite country or baiik, carry II. over or across : Pass, to pass over, cross. intr. in Act. to cross, pass over. ircpaCrcpos, a, ov, Comp. of irepa, beyond, further roads leading further : Adv. nepaialso neut. further, beyond. Ion. and Ep. Adv. (jripa) on the other 2. absol. over, to side of, across, Lat. tratis, c. gen. :

hence

sale,

perdix, -ids.

(sub. yrj or

7)

the country over against or opposite.

:

sell

being or dwelling beyond, esp.

beyond the sea or river. as Subst., the

to

:

:

extend, reach, or penetrate.

II, intr. to

:

€( — ^, /. -, , 1•, . / ', $,

i

(jripas) : to bring bring about, acco^n-

:

finish, complete

a discourse

Pass., aor.

:

Pass, to be

to carry beyond seas for mostly to sell as slaves ; nepai/ one to Lemnos. :

to sell,

aor. I

pf.

beyond,

of

of no

liitle,

consequence.

With Dative

of the object, about, or near which I. of Place, around, around, about: close round the skin round about ; the hand round, grasping the spear; to quiver round or on the spear. 2. hard by, near, always of several, as ena thing

is,

(

T

;

€

:

—

€€ 7€.

:

—

546

^

II. Causal, of an compassing round about one. irepl object for which one fights ; 2. 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. prae : vepi cpo^cofor fear; irtpl for joy. With Accus. of the object round about which a I. of Place, about, arojmd, thing goes or moves

€

near, by;

the sea-fight off eKea Cnidos ; they dwell all about the marshes; irXevviS tva many round about one, II. of persons who are about one, as many to one. attendants, comrades, like 01 nva ir^pi irtpl

;

all

^^

that belongs to a thing.

III.

of the object

with which one is occupied, esp. of the place trepl irovuaOai to be busy abo7it supper metaph., vepl kffri philosophy is occupied about or with truth. 2. in relation or reference to, with regard to ; kyivero the circumstances relating to Cyrus turned out thus. IV. of Time, about, Lat. circa ; nepi TovTovs xpovovs also of numbers, irepl about 3000. In Position, itepi may follow its Subst. in all cases, and then it becomes paroxyt. rripi. As Adv., rrfpi, around, about, also near, by. II. also TTepi, with accent thrown back, before, above, exceedingly, above measure : so in phrases, ;

:

\$

:

,

beyond measure in heart or soul where must not be taken as Prep, with the dat. Tlepi sometimes stands for In Compod. all its chief senses recur: around, about,

trepi

^.

ۥ\, ^-,

^. (-\5,

'::

dpi-

II.

going beyond, exceeding, as in III. beyond measure, ingly, as in

Though

-,

Quantity.

t

in irepi

per-

roujid

f.

absol.

:

;

^

•--,

cs, (€, (pys.

-, — and

break in pieces echoed all round. irepi

-,

f.

edya) broken in

-, -, f.

it is

Med.

3. to

wrench round. ras

\(

to

€4€$, a tourniquet.

(cos, 6,

the

to

:

strip

From

off.

wepietXov,

aor. 2

:

inf.

to take

:

(€($

to take off one's helmet; taking the cover off one's letter ; but it is often used just like the Act. III. Pass, to be stripped off or taken away from one also to have a thing taken away from ofie. f. to be greatly distressed. f. to anoint or smear all over.

oneself;

:

,,

'•€-6,

'6-€,

TTCpi-aXXos, ov,

— neut.

pi.

{irep'i,

TTfpiaWa

^,

aWos) beyond or before others

{, $

as Adv., before all: exceedingly.

irepia\ovpyos double-dyed

(^)

in villany.

-, -^:

round

aros, to,

anything fastened

an amidet.

one,

:

aXovpyus) dyed with purple

ircpu-aXovpYos, ol•', round: metaph.,

all

-, •^^. -, , €, '. f.

to

put round about:

on.

— Med,

cover all

II. to

aor. 2

put arotind one, round. to

hung about or upon From

ov,

-,

,=

put rou?id

,

f.

7«—

II.

is

:

—a.s Subst.,

to fasten about, attach to

all

round:

,

gain for

:

:

— Med.

Att.

\, to

f

",

f.

neck

f

—

€\€

failen,

impf. of

c.

one

:

to

slain brother

-

^, €5 ^^

a sword, i.e. to stab him.

pf. pass,

put on

to

:

2.

to fix

Med.,

to throw round or over throw rojind oneself for defence,

around:

enclose

:

aor. 2 f pf. throw round, about, or over, put on or

over,ijtvest with;

with

who

gen.,

to stand over his around.

to float

c. dupl. ace build a wall round a city. II. metaph. to put roimd or upon a person, invest with. 2, to

to

,

encompass, enclose with a thing

a machine for twisting round,

pf. ircpi-

. ^ \( :

attribute or ascribe to a person,

Hence

:

to bestride

€-, -:

of sound,

the

a necklace.

aor. 2

go round about or as to defend him

so

on.

worn round

6,

f.

to

fasten or fit on

be busy about a thing.

{nrepi,

Ep. for

:

to

round or fitted

lighten or flash all romid.

as Subst.,

;

oneself.

Pass, to have fastened

ace.

also to twist or

[a]

-,

otieself to

round

c.

go round; nepiayciv

cities,

to

—

put

to

=

impf

him round

lead about with one: so

turn rormd

II. intr.

go round

cast

has

break all round,

to

they drive 2, to

city,

turning round, revolution.

able to be taken

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

oneself,

loci,

also in

pieces.

-^, to lead round, drive round;

TTfpiayovci T^y the lake in a circle.

€£\(

not

irfpiayvvrai the voice

P.iss,,

f.

irspt

$

;

ships.

Dor. for

irept-aipeo),

in

-ayyeXQ, to announce by a message to send or carry a message round. II. c. dat. et inf. to send round orders for people to do something . to send orders round to make ready . to order TTf

, 6v,

a

very, exceed-

short, yet

is

properly elided before a vowel. sent

ircptawpeTOs,

irepi-avxcvLOs, ov,

Trepi-Sddw, like Lat.

per-multus, per-gratus.

€,?7, (^(py')a

-, . ^-, - -,^,) , ^. €, -, -: ;

as in

:

or implicate in

surround; darkness encompasses me. compass round, double. 6. brace, encompass,

III. in

compass, aim

at,

Med.

3. to

surround,

metaph,

to involve

(\( € 6$ 4, c. ace. only, to

evils, etc,

a place.

:

to

5.

em-

of ships, to fetch a

to frequent, be fond

embrace for

Lat. affectare

:

pf.

pass,

cf

oneself, to

to

le

in

—

:

^T€pLap^b€S IV. to throw beyond: possession of. throwing : generally, to beat, excel.

{, $)

beat in

at,

-5, 1€$, , €€,

of

a sort

women

s

shoes.

,

gen. (os, exceeding heavy.

ay, aor. 2 part, of pf. pass,

€(,

Ep. for

6€5,

of

3 sing. aor. 2 of

aor. 2 inf. of

sides,

gazed

looked at

ov,

from

all

at, notable.

,

, {) , () f.

around.

look

intr. to

round

gaze

about,

on all sides, look much at : hence to gaze on, survey, admire Pass. to be looked at, admired, looked up to. oy, put round or on. noised abroad, notorious, in good or bad sense: hence either /amo?/s, extolled: II. act. with loud cries. or exclaimed against. that which is put round one, a covering, garme?it. anything thrown or put , round; the sheaf h of a sword: walls thrown round a town. II. a space enclosed, comtrans, to look at

II.

—

6],, (€) ,

() ^ €$, {) , -, , -, ••€-, , ) ^«,

pass.

aiming

at.

going round, compass-

ov,

ing, encircling.

II. as

Subst.,

,=

anything thrown round; oi thrown round a town. 2. an enclosure, compass.

hum

to

f.

armour for

€-5, ,

the

arm.

*-, -^(

€-)08, ov, fut,

above come, excel

:

\. :

Ion. for

Ion.

and

hills.

an armlet or

5-)

later

surging

form

-(^^

all

:

be over or

over, over-

:

more advantageous,

c.

to live over ; to survive, get over, escape of things, to remain over and above» ^. also to remain as a restdt or consequence, to result or sum). proceed from. : cf.

gen.

II.

^ €-5, €-, ") -, , )

from.

2.

{(

{€,

is,

yKayos) ftdl of milk.

Dep. (nepi, glare around.

the eyeballs,

7€-<•,

ov, {vepi,

{.

,

\pw, to

:

—

to

turn round

•(-|,

€,

f.

eloquent.

bend round, fetch a compass

round by a

aros,

mutter or whisper round

6,{€') anything marked

, (') marked round,fenced

line,

in, enclosed.

to

an

enclosure, ring.

line round, mark round, circumscribe ; n(piypa(p€iv to draw a circle round. 2. to define, determine. II. to

draw

to

..

in outline, sketch

€€, ''€-€,

ojit,

Lat. delineare.

III.

'.

to enclose within brackets, to strike out, cancel.

€((,

Ep. for

-?, Adv.

pf.

{(,

(s,

btos) very timid or fearful

-,($ -€ €, ''€€,

f.

part.

-,

:

aor.

irfpifSeiaa Ep. ircpiS-

i

Ep.

pf.

:

rrtpi-

much, be in great fear or dread

to fear very

:

aor. I of

great fear. Ep. pf. of

-cDs, in

about one.

---, , (^$, ambi-dexter.

alike, Lat.

a funeral feast. using both hands

(irepi, Setirvov)

ov, like

«-<,

II.

generally, very dex-

terous, versatile, or expert.

about,

Dep.

-, €-5,

'€-€,

intr. to

I.

gaze about.

look round

look earnestly at.

II. trans, to

— Med.

)

bind round oneself, put on.

gen.

rei

ov, {TTfpi,

and 3

Ion. 2

of a tripod for myself,

;

f.

Med.

wager,

to stake or

:

make a wager avrfjs I will wager

let

€€

;

-$, -:

II.

aor. 2

:

fought for, disputed.

sing.

to give round.

:

c.

round or on

to bind, tie

f.

--, to

us

€

trepl Trjfs pledge myself; my head absol., lay a wager with me. Pass. f. to whirl or wheel round to whirl oneself round, run round and round: to spin' Ep. 3 dual aor. I, round, like a top; es, (rreptSti'ec'j) ivhirled round. to be much old Ep. form for afraid about one.

i.e.

€\$ I come now, €-€,

:

,

—

^,

^.. , , , €-, 6, () €«;:

med.

aor. 2 imper.

Ep. for

aor. 2

€$, {€) Dep.

6-5, 5,

encompassing.

^, ,

round, a

rounding ing.

round, double a headland. about.

,

f.

€-,

[]

to

aor. 2

From draw a

print.

'•€-5,

to be sttperior^ prevail

be better or

to

circuit,

$. -

{(,

ov,

round. ['\

6-,

a marking round: an outline, sketch:

stake

(irepi,

piece of

547

'-€, ,

fut.

walls

rotind.

surrounded by

ov,

:

, $^ - , IV. me-

a circumference, circuit.

III.

taph. a compassing,

::

TT€ptbv(0.

an impression,

(. . , ()^. . , -, ircpi-papiSes,

—

——

:

77,

circuit.

:

circular. pass, that

3.

detached,

II.

grasp round with the hand.

fern.

2.

ov,

to

surrounding,

a running round ana a revolution, orbit. running round, sur-

,

2. going about, roamcan be run round, standing

as Subst.,

6, like

that which surrounds or encompasses

:

-

as

I.

2. round a net for closing it. 3. the rim a gallery running round a building.

the string that runs

-, ,€,

of a shield.

f.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. all round. iT6pi-8v(i>,

f,

I

-,

to tear all

he

—

round about: Pass., had the skin torn off

to pull offfrom

around, strip 2

off.

, -, .. —

— :

dual aor.

med.

s

;:

—€. 7€€ '.

548

6-€€€,

of

subj.

a thing, to be over-officious (pf. inf.)

of

sack' (i.e. meddle, interfere, be

pf. pass,

with no

^

•€

to look

:

^/

inf. with impf. sense, Att. to kfiow or understand nepiddivai Ep. to be better in better; povXrj counsel than others. wound round, enTTcpiciXds,

5,

€-€,

(^)

,

((. ^.

circling.

-«,

or

wrapped round. (iTcpi, sum)

2. to

6-£,

circumstances.

—

fold or wrap round

to

wrap

up.

around ;

to be

irepi-

be better than or su-

II. to

2. to exceed in number, III. to over-live, outlive: absol. to suroutnumber. 2. of property, to be vive : of things, to be extant. IV. to reover and above, to remain in hand. main as a result or consequence, come about, enstie

perior to znoiher, surpass.

^-^^. (,

(^

cf.

fetch a compass.

come round

to

-, ',

go round or about, to go round, compass;

ibo) to

2. c. ace.

go the rounds

/fas to

to in turn.

irepiiovTos as time

€. :-,

of the guards.

III.

II.

of Time,

round. pi. aor. 2 pass,

,

a drivitig or riding round: a 6
-:

fut.

,

aor.

-'. -pf.

i

round, push about, of cops.

drive about, harass, distress. etc.) to drive or ride round. irepieXctv, aor. 2 inf. of

-

, -,

Att.

f.

Vfpiianov,

of

€.^. '.

inf. irepiaTreiv:

$ $-€€(((€ enemy.

is or

-€(2|.,

to

:

fut.

med. to

-€,

inf.

to treat a

to

^^'.

treat with at-

man

—

well

but,

;

handle roughly : so in Pass., rivos to be roughly handled to be well treated:

- -^ to treat

—

one

also,

as

an

-

Tfp-(pp, 2

aor. 2 pass, of

to

wander impf. pf.

:

:

arts.

II. 2.

superfluous.

-

(4.

or ramble about.

-(

:

f.

round,

:

go round, go

to

:

2.

pass, over-

to enclose all

about: esp. to go about canvassing, like Lat. ambire: go round, visit in succession. 2. oi Time, to come round. II. to go round and return to a spot, to come round to ; irtpc-

c. ace. loci, to

$

(

,

him.

III. c.

vengeance came at last upoti ace. pers., like Lat. circumvenirey

^, . ^. -, . -, () -, ^ , ^, ' -, ((.

come round, overreach,

to

€-€,

cheat.

to

f.

gnaw round

about.

of

pf. pass,

3 sing. impf. pass, of 2

s\ng.o^nepU{dsum).

irepi6(rTwS, pf. part, of

,

ov, about the last.

TTCpLiCTXov, aor. 2 of

thoroughly boiled.

and

-nipioxiiv'.

aor. 2

:

aor. 2

/»€-

med.

inf.

hold around, encompass, embrace, surround: of a city, to beleaguer or blockade. II. to

:

{(

like

Med.

to

tect.

:

11,

to be superior to, surpass,

esp. to

-,

to.

sum)

outnumber, to outflank. III. clasp round, and so to take charge of, to pro2. to hold fast on by, to cling to, cleave to be pressing, urgent with. Adv. {irepi, very powerfully

overcotne

"3,.

€-€$;

poet.

($)

-?«,

ov, also

-,

f.

7€2||,

round

to boil

vyos,

6,

,

about.

{trtpt,

yov) over and above a pair, more than a pair of horses' harness, are spare straps. aros, an apron. From

€- ,- €€8, -, -,) -,

:

'.,

:

Med. to gird round Hence

, ?,

shew

the

is,

, :

•ircpi

aor.

,

f.

I

med.

a girdle, apron.

to lead

(^)

'/,

a circle: circular.

,

like

geneiMy, aform,flgure. Att. plqpf. of f.

to

—

round about, Hence drawn round, lying in a Dep.

f.

-, ,

so,

part.

(trtpi,

(s,

•

to gird round on as a belt or apron. :

oneself, p7it

way round.

circle, forjning

line

f. Dep. : pf. waste one's labour : to be employed overmuch about :

^,

f.

encompass.

or

aor. 2

be busy about, tend

of persons,

by one;

Trepieireiv

to

of

fut. :

TTipiiireiv to

f.

round oneself. to drag round or about. Med. to draw roufidone.

impf. irfpieiwov

€u Trepifneiv

-, €-£.,

Att.

or violently.

to roll

sing, plqpf.

aor. 2

diligently, take care of: ;

,-

—

aor. I pass. inf.

tention

(sub.

Ion.

'n€pi-€Vvv^i,topui round:

••6€€, 3

II.

2. to

-€:— : — - ^.

'•€-6 wind round — Med. 6-(, [],

roll or

6-€

inf.

3 sing. aor. 2 act. or 3

to drive

meddling, interfering, officious. wrought, elaborate, expensive.

f.

of

—

i'pyov) over-careful, taking

Trepiepya curious

trouble:

needless

it

officious.

{irtpi,

ov, (wf/'i,

came round.

to insert

'•€€5,

ov,

'r€p-€^,Ep.for6/)i'-€t,

^

irepi-eijAV,

if^pitipya"

;

had overdone

that they

«-(8,

aor.

Ion. for

ircpietXov, aor. 2 of Pass, to be

;

:

:

with their need not have used the word). 2. to

'

in use,

pres.

2. about for, await. to overlook, neglect, disregard, hence also to let pass, II. pf irepioiba with pres, sense allow, suffer.

being used instead

-

—

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

irepi-eiSov, aor. 2

plqpf.

—

—

:

:

see

have come round

.

a sketch, out-

to one, to

have

€ €€. ( , ()^. ^«-, -. . , , -, -, . ^^ —

:

—

:

——

:

:

—

arrived at last : c. ace, thai which has come round to thee, fallen upon thee. aor. 2 oi a coming round, re-

'•6, ,

,

volution.

••<-,€€,

f.

disconcerted at a thing,

(4

be greatly aggrieved or

to

dat.

c.

c.

:

gen. pers. to be

greatly aggrieved at or with him. is uncertain.)

,

^.

Ion. aor. I of

f.

(,

ircpiOcis,

ir€pC0«rLS,

to

(^)

of

,

a placing or putting

(()

round, putting on.

,

,

TTipiecTos,

and irfpCeeros,

-, -(, -, $) €$

put round, put on, assumed, of

,,

f.

-, €€(

go round and

{(,

irepi-Oup.os, ov,

very ivrathful.

,

f.

[t] for

Adv.,

, -:

(€.

€€, €-^, -,, (•. Dep.

to sit

is

to

:

(€

round about.

2.

above, profit ;

advantage for me. have on one ;

metaph.

be over

to

there

is

no

have round one, to clad in arrogance. shear or clip all round:

$ €-€, ) €,-, -, ) -. to

f.

to

to

II.

(-€, -, '-6€€,

put round,

be

absol.,

Med., nfpiKfipeaOai

—

to clip one's hair.

Ion. pf. pass. part, of

((.

to

a helmet. be very anxious or concerned

ov, (v-fpi,

exceeding dry, well-

{tr(pi,

dried.

inf.

Pass, to spread to

€-€ -: ((,

ov, famous all

round, far-famed.

, -, -,, -, -, ^, () Ion.

—

rotmd about.

break arotmd. KKeos) far-famed.

) --

f.

€$, {irepi,

of irfpioiSa.

round about.

-, -, €-€, ircpi

«-65,

ircpiiSciv, inf. of aor. 2 irfpteidov.

Ep. for

and

-

used as Pass, of rrtpiTi-

abotit one.

to wound all round. ring around, re-echo : Ep. 3 sing,

to

.

[d]

embrace:

so as to

Dep.

observe.

to be very angry.

[],

impf.

to

round or

17,

round.

to rufi

f.

oj/,

false hair.

-,

inf.

med.

f.

all round,

down round

to tear

irt

Att. for

with

down

rend one's own garment,

to

Ion, for

6-, ^-, a wall

eV, aor. 2 part,

— Med.

to fall

-,

f.

about, rend off:

lie

0$)

-^,

f.

to ruin.

deriv. of

echo or ring all round. {iTfpi, very warm or hot.

is,

(oji,

(The

ircpi-Karappcu,

go

549

or

old Att. :

to

f.

:

shut in all round, en-

f. to close, environ : to surround, of ships. aor. i place or set round a person or thing : metaph. to f. ircpi to wash all round Pass, to bring round to a certain state. 2. aor. I med. be washed all round, of an island. Hence is also trans,, to place round oneov, Att. also os, ov, washed all 11. Pass., with intr. tenses of Act., aor. self. round by the sea, sea-washed, sea-girt. pf. 2 plqpf. to stand heard of all round, famous, rotmd about : to encircle, surround, encompass. 2. renowned, Lat. inclytus : of things, excellent, noble, to come round to, devolve upon : of events, to come glorious. round to be so and so, turn out, especially for the ircpi-KviBiov, a stalk or sprig. worse. 3, to go round so as to avoid, to shun. f. to scratch all round: Med.,

(( -( -

-((

:

-, =•(€. ^, ,

, €-,

,

'

-,

poet. aor. I

,

gnaw

—

round. cry cuckoo all round. carry round: Pass, to be go round. that which is cut to

all

( -( -, (() (, . ^-, )'€---, aor. 2 part, of

aros,

, an

{(

ibo).

offscouring, defilement

€-(,

Ion.

pf. pass,

inf.

of

round; town of

:

to be seated

:

(properly

round,

f.

-,

:

c.

fut.

aros,

-, --, (, , es,

f.

throw as a

veil over.

-,

•--,

€K

I

to sit

round.

2.

will

to set

. Dim.

ov, very elegant, exquisite.

,

irepi

\$)

-, ,

late.

f.

2. to

to overtake.

(vfpi, KOvhvXos, vcvpos, of the gout, exceeding fond

to

to

embrace

all

^. to constrain, compel.

muti-

-

$)

country, to lay waste, plunder.

€-5,

(s,

'€-,

break all round.

-\,

to cut all round, clip,

cut doivn the fruit-trees in an enemy's

{,

mand of f.

of you.

of

on fire, burn round of swelled kmickles. round: metaph. to be -irfptKomfi, , a cutting all round, mutilation. From

very beautiful. to put round as a covering, II. to cover all round,

^,

;

make minced meat

ace. pers. to sit beside

cover completely.

f.

,

—

off all rotmd, ihe clippings, irimmings

fern. Adj., epith.

Pass, to be scorched all

infi anted.

to

conveyed round, hence

one as a companion. about

-,

f.

beleaguer or invest a

ships, to blockade

-, — :

ircpi

,

,

:

hence a polluted wretch. Dep. to sit down round about, esp. to invest, beleaguer a town. ircpi

—

,

:

irtpw

-^, -,

to

hang up

to, c. dat.

f.

rotmd Hence

all

—

having full com-

[],

Pass, to be

Att.

hung

-(:— about, cling

——

€-$, , ,

bung round

cs,

to stride or

f.

irept

:

—

— :

—

550

-, -,

:

form of

late

[t;],

,,

., €-, -) «•($,

knock all round.

large, immense.

to

:

pi.

€- ,7£-€,

, -, -

neighbours.

f.

compass, enclose.

'€-,

f.

,

,

Dep.

:

[t]

:

{€,

ov, gen. ovos,

, -, ($) 7(-, , {, €-€, ,

^ €-, to

:

kwvos)

;

on

to chatter

f.

to

round:

roll

)

surrounded

to

smear

to

black shoes.

all

all sides or

over

beyond

aor. 2

:

around, embrace. 2. to encompass, surround : hence to get possession of, catch, secure Pass, to be caught. II. to comprehend, take III. ^0 constrain, compel. in.

—

xpw, to shine or

beam round

f.

—

iTfpi\i^iS,

f.

^cu, to lick all

€-, ,

about on all

much

-, sides, f.

lick clean.

^^)

)

{irepi,

talked

to

surround with

Dep. = TreptXci'xo;.

ircpC-XoiiTos, ov, left remaining.

€-$, ,

••€-,

€-,

)

wash

round, wash carefully. exceeding sorrowful. gaze eagerly round : Ep. part, fern

f.

to

ov, (iT(pi, to

-, 6-$, ircpi

^(-, f's,

6$.

-

^cw

:

to

wipe all round

nom.

((:

pi.

:

'•€-,

-, , ^7,

intelligence.

II.

so,

to

f.

irepi^,

strengthd.

about, all round;

go round

for

c.

or about. I.

:

gen., but mostly

^-

••€-€,

f.

€

6v, polished all

-,-, 17,

,

to polish all

Ion.

f.

,

c.

)

round

Prep, ace.

II.

to

round. round. shave all round.

a going round, the making a circuit round. II. a way round : a circuit, compass ; absoK, in circumference. III. a book of travels, account of countries travelled over: also a map or chart. IV. a going round in a circle, a cycle of years, a period of time. 2. a course at dinner ; nepiodos koyojv table-talk. 3. the orbit of a heavenly body. 4. a fit that recurs at intervals. V. a well-rounded sentence, period.

€, '-€-€, ,

-nfpiubov

pf.

f.

to

:

see

^

II.

the circumference.

.

dwell round about:

c.

ace. to

dwell round a person or slave. Trfpi-oiKis, i8os, fern, of vepioiKos, divelling or lying round about, neighbouring. II. as Subst.,

7^

or

), ,

^-, -/ — -, ) :

pf.

:^-to build

Ion.

walled

by building round:

-

the country

also the suburbs, outskirts.

pass,

round

about.

round:

II.

Pass, to be built up,

in.

or near, neighbouring.

ov,full all round, very full.

((,

From

over-wiseness

irepi-voos, ov, (vfpi, voos) exceeding wise.

ov, (irfpi,

Dep. to fight around. wait for one, await, expect.

TO,

{irepi,

a supernumerary in a ship, a passenger, as opp to a rower Ep. aor. I part, oi Dep. to go round: of Time, to recur. to consider on all sides : to contrive f.

to enclose

From

intr. to wait, abide.

€-€,

-(,

gen.

f.

:"f.

magic arts. ov, fought about, fought for ; and

€-<1 [, 7€-€,

£(-€,

(()

inf

round.

to pile

:

nfpioiKis (sub. to

nietaph. to purify by

to

()

i

dwell round. overclouded. Ep.

,

1cp-cr

€5,

all

Dep. to rage round about. Dor. for Dep. to fight round about: also

fight for a thing. Att.

to be desired.

{(,

irepi-oBos,

discussed.

{irept,

water, insulate.

.

round:

{nepiKeyw) circumlocution. to strip off all round. ov,

ov, {irtpi,

aor.

irepi-|€
Pass, to be

remaining, survive. f.

From

to

Adv. round about.

about.

Pass, to be shed all over.

'•€-€, \, to leave remaining

€-€, "--,, , '•€-€€5,

'•€-«€5,

irepivoia,

:

to seize

left

2.

cunningly.

f.

f.

Dep. to bellow around. dwell round about or near.

to

TrfpivaiiTqs, ov, 0, a neighbour.

,

measure.

-, -,

~-

:

-, -, : -: -, 6 -, {).. -, '•€-€,

f.

carouse around.

f.

with pitch

-,

to

:

go about with a party of viws gen. of vavs)

to

f.

tall, high or long. Ep. 3 pi. impf. contrive cunningly, scheme

and Med.

by the waves. revellers

Hence

encompass.

Pass, to be rolled about.

ircpi

encircle, en-

encircling.

f.

^-,

very

f.

Dep.

:

€$.

in pass, sense to be inhabited.

to encircle,

an

ov, poet, for

•--, {,

Subst.,

craftily for.

, = (/{($.

[],

€€5 €-€5,

measuring round : as , a circumference.

II.

(S,

Ep. dat.

above measure, very

ov, (rrcpi,

(sub.

-KTioves, the dwellers around,

(irepi, fTt^^oo) like

) ),

ir^pioLKOS.

a thing.

cover all round, conceal

to

f.

hide oneself. TTepi-KTioves,

—

dwelling round about II. 01 were,

in Laconia, the

free inhabitants of the country-towns. the remains of the original inhabitants, who enjoyed civil

but not political privileges, opp. on the one hand and on the other to the Helots.

to the Spartans,

—

, —^ () € €

,-, . -, ircpi

slip about.

f.

ircpiovra, part. neut.

),

pi.

{(

of

€-

(see

he overlooked, suffered or disregard-

to

(-€,

neut.

II.

one must overlook.

seen

ircpi-OTTTos, Of,

^-,-: , 3.5$.((,

from

impf.

from an

aor.

eidov, pf.

obsol. verb

^,

pf.

——

:

see irfpi-eidov)

for, wait for. be or do. fer

doing a

€€:— Ion.

pass.

:

III.

Med.

-,

2.

:

-

pf.

nepioxpo-

f.

whence

also

(for aor. 2Trepi-

to look

thing, to be circumspeci,

around

look

about before

delay, xvaii

:

gen. to look about for, Lat.

c.

respicere.

'/)

es, (irepi,

-,

very angry, wrathful

Adv. -yuis, very wrathfully. ircpi

€-(|,

mark , $)

TO, (irepi, to

f.

daybreak, dawn. out by boundaries.

,

f.

,

a marking out by boundaries. to be moored or anchor round

so as to blockade.

''€-|,

—

to

-, {)

,

,

() , €, , *^. -, -,

peculiar, proper.

,

the fill meaning or co«a section of a book. used as fut. o{ formed from

,,)

tents.

II.

,

to look timidly

f.

walk,

live.

Hence

were

walk round, walk about :

, given

,

while teaching

to

round. to

called

to

Peripatetics.

, (^,

a walking about, strolling, Lat. ambulatio. II. a place for walking, a covered walk. HI. a conversation during a walk : generally, a philosophical discussion. '6-'•€, to put round a spit, to pierce through. Dep. syncop. Ep. part, ($•. (jrepi, to move round, to be routtd or about. 2. of Time, to come roio'd, revolve, recur. ircpt-iraTOS,

-,

, / ^, . ')

^-

:

:

ou, verb.

--,

Adj.

of

round. to

f.

:

aor.

I

f.

to

:

around :

aor.

:

metaph.

:

of

part,

pass.

i

to crust or

pass. part,

I

:

and

[]

pf. pass.

:

spread or strftch

to spread out. Hence ir€pi-w€TaaTOs, -, spread round, outspread. TTcpnTiTeta, {irepnreTrjs) a sudden change of fortune, a reverse, on which the plot of a Tragedy turns. €s, falling round, with arms clasped round. 2. etifolded, encompassed ; but, iT(piiTeT€5 the sword on which he had fallen. 11. falling in luith. III. clanging suddenly, reversed; a sudden reverse of circumstances. f. syncop. Dep. around. €S, {v€pi, very sharp or keen. or f. round, to : put as a fence round. II. io make to congeal round: Pass, grow siiff round : of shoes, be frozen on the feel.

,

,

{()

•€'68,

€5

-

(( '/

-^

€-€, 6-'•€5, '•6- -

)-

:

—

—

--, -',-, -, — (-(, -. -', -^ -€ --:—

-,

to leap

'n'cpt

round about.

to fill entirely

f.

Pass.

to be quite filled.

and

sing,

to set

on fire round about

impf. 3

:

pi.

f.

:

aor.

2

pf.

:

around, so as to embrace 2. to fall round or lypon a sword. II. fall in with, esp. of ships also to fall foul of, be dashed or wrecked against. 2. metaph. to fall into, be betrayed to fall

-, , -, ;

into

irfpnrinTfLV

;

snare.

be

caught

own

in one's

of a thing, to befall one. to come over or upon.

III.

=

—

make wander aboui Pass, /o wander or roam aboui: metaph. fluiier or hover round aboui : to be in a state of uncertainiy. Hence irfpiirXavios, ov, wandering, roving aboui.

walking about, esp. hence Aristotle and his followers

:

inf.

- —-^

or

or

f.

bring round a ship to anchor: Med. and Pass, to come to anchor round. Att. f. to dig round. that which is over and above : a surviving. 2. that which remains over and above, the residue, surplus, abundance, plenty. Hence 3. superiority, advantage. ircpiovCTios, oy, more than enough, abundant. 2. f.

2

f.

:

to cajole, aor.

:

:

Hence

, €03, €-£, ,,

gloss over

aor.

bake all round

to

:

cajoled.

to overlook, to disregard, suf-

II.

shrink from.

;

€€€, €. -

all sides

admired, admirable. or

:

551

Att.

sjitn).

irepi-oTTTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. ot

ed.

:

:

— T€pL^obp.

of

fut.

— —

::

-,

pass.

send round, despatch in different directions. pf, pass, of

sent

:

—

€'•,

-,

Adv.

From

itiieriwine,

closely iwined, in close embrace.

, —

-76€/

-(,

twine ro'und about.

f,

interweave

Pass., aor. i

2.

to pi.

fold oneself round, cling to, clasp, c. folded round the mast. irepi-irXivpos, ov, {irep'i, vKevpa) covering the side. Ep. 3 sing. aor. i pass, of aor, i and f. /o sail or swim round, to -enkevaa: Ion. circumnavigate, c. ace. to

€(€$ €7€,

dat.

:

;

-, —^ -:

€(. -\€

-, --,

—(,

:

—

'•€-'•€5,

nam.

ojv,

€-£8, ov — '.

(s,

populous

:

pl.

$)

-;

Ion.

quite full, over-full. (nep'i,

very fill

:

very

also very large.

Adv. {rrfpivXoKos) iwined round.

—

, ,

;;

—7/)€'709.

553

irepLirXoKrj

,

(irepinXeKw) a twining round.

2.

{^)

entangletnetit, intricacy.

enfolded : entangled. Ep. syncop. pres. part, of irepmeXo-

irepiirXoKOs, ov,

.

pi.

- () ,

-, -;

a sailing round,

:

. -, -,-,) 2. the

circumnavigating. voyage.

to

[],

wash

:

a

ov, {rrepi,

,

f.

make

to

sides,

to

,

€a>s,

, )€-5, €-€, ,

:

an acquiring,

,

(irepinoXos,

I.

-,

) -,, ^, -, , €€$ ( , hit. publici custodes.

att

2.

ol, the

generally, nepinoXos,

attendant, follower.

Adv.

,

to

to

hover

very, especially.

-e^ea:

aor. 1

pour forth round or over:

pf.

-'. —

Pass. aor. I part., tpos

love gushing forth

over his soul overcame

,

'€-, (€($

to strip off the

free

aros,

6-•,,:, f.

enwrap, enshroud

:

to

chaff,

pf. pass,

:

clean

{€)

r6,

folded round, a covering. iripnrTvlas, aor.

From

husk or skin

from

nowed.

I

aor. I clasp,

term, to outflank. II. be folded round, coil round.

-:

aor.

$

and -, -(-^

2

break off round off:

—

:

:

to

:

rend

Pass, to be rent

-

f.

[d]

:

intr.

win-

— ((:€<. part, of

to enfold,

-

-ippoiya

:

—

:

to

round, to rend and tear torn off : to be broken or

€-

{() 68, €, (()

{^) (()

€- -,

,

^iieeXias the waters that

€-€ —

poet,

round: Pass, to be shaken float upon the air. irept-aeiTTOS, ov, also ov,

(jrep'i,

,

f.

)

€-€5,

(,

ks, {tnpt,

round, rigid. unbending. all

-,

2.

irepi-aKeXCs, ihos,

,

)

,

much

very famous or distin-

to be exceedingly

strong above measure. €S,

wag the tail round,

to shake all round, wave about,

f.

revered, greatly honoiired.

'•€-,

flow round

, ov, very solemn. , ov, ((,

iTfpC-aepvos, ov, also

, -,

to

all

powerful, to be

From

)

o9ivos) exceeding strong or

dried or hardened metaph. obstinate, stubborn,

)

{rrep'i,

aK(Xos) a band for the

embrace : as military Pass, to to fold round

leg,

Hence

all sides, far-seen, conspicuous

:

aor. i

parted all round; AeKra at the apex of the Delta the Nile is yvvTai broken round it, i. e. breaks into several branches. es, falling round or upon. a flowing round about. like Tfcpippoos, ov, contr. -ppous, ovv, irep'ippvTos, surrowided with water. iT€pippvTOS, ov, also , ov, surrounded 2. zct. flowing round, c. gen., with water, sea-girt.

powerful.

anything

:

pf.

all

and

guished, Lat. insignis.

it.

aros, r6, a husk, skin.

part.

:

Ep.

for

= nepi

f.

^^.

for sprinkling water

vessel for lustral water. -pevacuai pf. aor. 2 pass, sense) to flow round, c. ace. be surrounded by water. II. to slip from

edged with fawn upon.

about.

€-'€, -:

a

:

Sicily.

ov, very villainous.

TTcpi-irop^Cpos, ov, {irepi, purple, Lat. praetextatus. poet,

vessel

-fj,

going round, going

2.t Athens young citizens between 18 and 20 who were employed on home service, to guard the fron-

,

,

^-, -€ —

at sacrifices

Pass.,

patrol: tier,

or wet round

to besprinkle

f.

Hence

els his off a thing; shield slipped off'mio the sea. 2. to overflow on all sides : to run over, to be in abundance.

to

From

II. as Subst.,

-, ,

rent

Med.

II.

-, , ) €\, ^,

the rounds.

or

Pass, to

-, ,

TTCpi-iToXos, ov, (nepi,

(-^)

abo7it.

save up,

2. to

a superintendent of guards or patrols. to go round, wander about, f. range about. 2. c. ace. to traverse. 3. to walk round, as a patrol. a station for a guardbouse.

broken

his

(in act.

a keeping safe or

upoti)

remain over and

Hence

gaining possession.

roimd

(i. e.

fear very much.

f.

keep or get for oneself, to compass, acquire, gain pos-

--,

,

to

is,

aor. 2 pass. inf. o{

round. desired on all

above, to preserve, keep safe, protect. lay by : to lay up in store, procure. session of.

fallen round

sword.

irepip

to breathe

beloved.

folded

es,

about.

poet, for

-,

, () -, , ^,

(paayavo)

round

round, wash clean,

all

f.

ircpt

gen.

c.

account of a coasting

Ion. for

'•€-€, much

nom.

gen.

contr.

:

€-,

'

something enfolding, a cloak, fence; the fence or circuit of walls the nzv3.\ fence or bidwark of the Achaeans, 2. an enfolding, em17,

bracing.

irfpi-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (nepinktw) act. II. pass, that may be sailed round. sailing round.

ircpt-irXoos,

•€,

a garter or anklet. ov, (irepi,

:

to

admired.

be seen on

^ ^ . , -

—

;

€(, €-, ,/, --, ^-,

(.

—

Adv. of

fut.

f.

pf.

round

to leap

or about.

-(€\^ -€(, formed from *((•. — look f.

aor.

:

i

:

to

round.

consider on all sides or well, to look

2. to

at from all points

to

:

)

watch and see

€-05, €-(, ,

one, be circumspect.

,

ov,

{ircpi,

-,

:

to look

a

about

sacrifice

,

553 exceedingly 2. ovblv

more abundantly.

overshadow.

to

f.

—

-, , {€)

Tfpov, Lat. nihil aliud, nothing else

d

aorepov

.

no otherwise than Adv.

.

, , -,

:

^-

so,

;

Comp.

^•^

if.

standing

round

(. ^. -, -,

about.

.

'•€-, €,

{. drop or trickle round about. Ep. 3 sing. aor. i pass. [] aor. 2 opt. of

^-, {() ,—

which a puppy was sacrificed and carried rou?id. aor. 2 part, of f to rattle all round. ov, surrounded, admired to consume by a smouldering fire, [] by the crowd. f II. to chase or push about. f. to fence abotit with a palisade, intr. to run round about^ c. ace. Med. to fortify oneself with fence round : fortify Dep. to overreach, trick. a palisade. f. [d], to draw off from around, aor. I part, of Med. to strip oneself of a thing. strip off: II. f. to go round about. III. Pass, to be drawn different to wheel round. Ep. for 3 pi. aor. 2 subj. of in

'•6-€, -,

, , , . -, ) -, -^, -, , . , 2', () - ' , , . €-, , , . , 6, €, -^, -,

ways, distracted.

aor. 2 inf. oi

66<, =

€, to be very indig-

an over-hasty death.

TTepianepxes

;

an\ayxvov)

(ncpi,

ov,

hearted.

-^. ((()

great-

,

dance.

superfluity,

abun-

superiority, preeminence.

II.

'•6-€, (€, ,

poet, for

or

is

••€€

() — many for,

to be

c.

:

and

over

gen.

II. to

2. in

sense, to

make

to

c.

impf.

:

be

more than enough;

over,

the

bad

III. to

gen.

abound.

, (nepiaaos, Xoyos) useless talking,

wordiness, verbiage.

7€5

,

,

€ tents.

III. in

much

:

bad sense, superfluous, excessive

2.

artificial.

ۥ5

;

to be of speeches, over-subtle, refined over IV. of numbers, odd, uneven,

to be over-busy

ovir-wise.

(€ ;

€5, 5, , (^-

Lat. impar, opp. to apTios. later Att.

€-, ,, (, )

oos) superfiuity, excess.

j),

II. to

:

— Med.

up, cover,

^-

,

;

to echo

'•€-€,

^«, , {(,

'•€-€,

f.

aricpavos) to encircle,

surround as with a ci'own.

€€5,

crowned

xvreathed,

is,

nepi-

;

II. act.

twining,

From

encircling.

€,-€,

f.

i/^cy,

/o

surround as with a croivn, en-

wreathe.

Ep. for

.

3

Ep. for

^-,

.

hence

:

aor.

to place

I

round

pi. aor. 2

3

pi.

of

aor.

I

pi. aor. 2 subj. of

3

-, , -, '€-, ,,

intervals,

-

Ep. for

to dot at

:

equal

at equal distances.

2.

round with things. f. to beam or fiash round about.

) €-5, ) -, -€-€€, ^

c.

dat. to stick

{irepi,

{.

f.

with

toils

or nets

:

$)

to

to

put

to

{irepi,

— Med.

ov,

hedge

round. surround

all

in.

((,

set

round

in

rows.

to

groan

all

f.

:

over-wise.

wrap

to agriculture.

f.

med. of

(irepi) above later Att. measure, more than the average, above the common : uncommon : c. gen, beyond, greater than ; irepiaabs irpas Ti beyond others in a thing. 2. strange, unusual : in bad sense, monstrous ; in good, extraordinary. II. more than sufficient; nepica surplus, residue ; spare

to

take care of, protect, maintain to uphold minstrelsy ;

with a crown of flowers.

sense, to be over-

:

to sigh, groan about or over, around. to cram full all round : Pass, to be crammed full. II. to groan around. ov, crowned, wreathed. , a dove, pigeon. wvos, , a dove-cote. From

surplus

have more than IV. later in causal

or superfluous.

enough of a thing,

is left

knepicceve such an abundance

of reason had Pericles.

much

that which

above, outnumber, be

what remains

€\(

:

From

later Att.

:

too

superabundance

over, a remnant.

~4( —

I

to lay out a corpse, Lat.

to bury.

III. to

nepiCTeXKuv \€iv (pya to attend

bemoan

Ep. for

hence

;

cloak.

aor.

:

wrap round :

dress, clothe, to

componere

very hasty or hur-

es, (irfpi,

ried

(4\\.

f.

76/36/)77$

From

nant.

-, , 7(. -, €€5,

—

beleaguer.

Dep.

:

to

encamp

round. :

aor. I

about, invest, besiege,

——

::

:

.

;:

——

:

76€—

-, ) ,-, ^^ -, -,- 8) ) , ) ) , . ^, ^. , . ) -, -, .) , ^ ) , , {) , ($ ^ ( () ^. -, ) ^,

554

••€-«,

(, to whirl round,

f.

throw a stone

to

:

— Pass,

of one preparing turned round, to spin

Hence

round.

,

a turning round

,

lution.

ircpt

f.

go round about

to

to be

:

an

orbit or revo-

turn round often

to

:

—

Pass.

—

,

{(,

as Subst.,

Ep. Ep. for

^,

aor. 2

med. imperat. of

round, cut

II.

off.

two branches, so

Pass., of a river, to split into

as to

enclose a space.

to

(ircp'i,

a rope, as in judges apart from the people. f to save alive, save from death Pass, to escape with one's life.

,

6-, '•€-€,

a necklace. to turn II. round about, to turn upside down, to overturn intr. to turn or go round, revolve. 3 pi. Ep. aor. i of to

—

, {,

-Tcrcj,

f.

dig a trench

to

or over.

€-€,([,

,

(€,)

stretch all

round

—

:

to

—

€€, ,

a wall

round,

built

7€€.05,

a tualling round,

6,

7€-€,,

, . 7(€ f.

7€-6

—, {()

overreach.

'€5, From 7€-,

to tremble

-€ bing

-(

:

{,

f.

[]

aor. I

:

pf.

:

:

to

make

on

:

— Med.

f.

to

aor.

— Med.,

incisions all

round

:

Pass, to be cut off

:

to

aor.

intercepted.

bounded

round. eminent art or cun-

(irfpi,

:

worn

—

:

to

round.

all

— Pass

aor.

,

wear dojvn

2

all

Hence

otos, to, anything iporn smooth by rubmetaph. a practised knave.

:

'•€-€,

round:

Pa.ss

to

{irepi,

,($

tremble or quiver all all the

€-,

quivered on his limbs. Ep. collat. form of turn oneself round ; of Time, to revolve.

intr. to

3. c. ace.

to drive about, harass.

, {rrepiTpfnw)

tion

;

or

kv

irepi-rpoxoXos,

,=

(

a turning about, revolu-

7($ ;

by turns.

neut.

I

all

aor. 2 -

put round oneself, put on.

II.

to

form of

{()

crowd round

'€-, gnaw

ov,

€$,

f.

:

nibble,

running round, round. to aor. 2 -fTpayov

carp at

:

—

7((,

etc.

:

f.

aor.

:

happen

to

to

2

^-,

to one, befall.

, -, -.,

ov, {irfpi,

$)

:

pf.

:

be about, at or near

light upon, fall in with, meet with, encounter

happen

:

to nibble off,

irepiTTOs, etc., later Att. for

'6-, —

run

to

about.

purloin.

:

to

also to

round about

the

grave.

f.

, ((

place round about, put round or

round

, -( -( to

:

sult very

:

Adv.,

pi. as

about.

round about,

cut off the extremities Pass., yijv to be curtailed or cut short of cerIII. to cut off, intercept ; Med. to in-

'•6-€, ov, '•€-€5, , (,

imperat. -^€s

or ruti

circutncision

II. to

tercept for oneself:

Trepi

go

.-:

:

to practise

) ) -, - -

tain land.

ning.

to

to revolve.

of Ion. and Ep. to cut round, clip round about

one's arms.

round about.

es,

collat.

inf. fut.

(€ (4( 2

--

pf.

II. run round, spin or whirl round. c. ace. to run round about, make the circuit of : to 2. metaph. to come round, run round in quest of.

round

to finish completely.

Pass,

of Time,

make round

other tenses formed from

:

to have one's hair dipt

blockading.

;

to

:

Pass to congeal or stiffen

blockading wall.

round

-(^

I

to

:

,

'€-6,

aor.

flesh

wall all round, fortify. 2. to build a wall round, invest, beleaguer, blockade Pass, to be built round. Hence a walling round, an investing, beleaguering. f.

:

€-€,— .-: .2-(•. ^-, —

round.

round, sjirround with a trench.

€-€,

f.

congeal around

Ion. for f.

aor. I

:

€.

€6•, '€-€,

f.

part off by the Athenian law-courts, to keep the f.

-^

(irepi,

about.

anklet.

aor. 2 inf.

to slit all

f.

,

f.

f.

, €-, , '•€-,

, an

—

ov,

circumcision.

to overshoot, outshoot.

f.

'•€-€',

the oracles.

to all

iT€pi-aTvXos, ov, (irepi, with pillars set round, surrounded with a colonnade: as Subst., Trcpta colonnade round a building. is, (vepi, very slippery. ov, round the ankle

€-5, €-5, — ^«-, €€,

«, , ^«-, (() '€, , , 'irepi

to;

going round

bestow or confer upon, invest with : also to impose upon, to pluck or strip all round. {nepi, much honoured.

around.

wantonly

:

—

to treat with

)

Pass, to be

great

wantonly

Pass, to be visible

(sc.

on

a

insult, to inill-treated.

all

spot

round; seen

(v

far

— —

{) {)

being seen all round

ledge, notoriety,

€-8, Comp.

€S,

and

ov,

6$, €-€,

full know-

seen

round

all

:

seen

round,

all

renowned, Lat.

illustris.

Adv. of TrepKpavqs, manifestly. Dep. to spare so that be survives,

,€ €(€, ,

From

is,

volving, rolling

€-€,

a circumferefice

{)

aor.

:

I

:

surrounded

2.

€€•. —

€

reby.

does not carry 7ne back to know any of IV. III. to endure, hold out. these things. 2. to Pass, to move rotund, revolve, esp. of time.

-, - -^ (4 €-5, \$) €\€. -, -, (€,$) -, €, ()) or range about.

and

f.

from, avoid, elude, c. ace. ness, get over an attack. all

2. to

to flee

:

escape from

pf. pass.

ill-

to scorch or

:

=

[],

above measure,

{(,

ov,

wandering about.

,

a carrying or handing II. (from round : also the meats handed round. Pass.) a going or iurtiirig round, circuit, revolution.

, -,

€-^,=€(. , €,05,

ranging about.

III.

Adv.

II.

Med.

From

to think over, consider

sides.

€-,

paos,

TO,

about.

ov,

an

fenced round:

Att.

-,

•,

II. to

f.

f.

ovos,

all

Subst., Trep/-

^,

, ,

voc.

,

{(/()

to

all sides, blockade. {irep't,

all sides.

•€-,

to

make

to

fut.

^. ) - -:

vv, aor. 2 part, ot ov,

{(,

grow round

[]

bloiun

:

aor.

or upon,

i

\p]

:

pf.

to

;

to

:

all

Pass, to

-, -,

( :

pour or crowd round.

to

-, , ,,,

ovos, 0,

--, -., —

to

f,

round about the earth. dance round or about.

gild all over. Ep. aor. I be exceeding angry or wroth.

-,

f.

to

f.

to,

to

{.

come

:

go round

,,

-,

5)

:

, ) -, - ^,

€-€,

,

'•€-5,

,

)

{irepi,

excessive pain.

ov,

round

to

:

Pass., irepi-

subdue by

spells.

From

(ircpi,

sufieri?ig

exceeding

pain-

great pain.

and

f.

—

—

oapieas to have the flesh all stripped off.

f.

II.

:

(^,

to strip or peel off all Ttts

about

to

fut. to wipe all inf. -ipr^v Hence wipe the eyes. anything wiped off, offscojiring. xpiXos) to make bald all f.

to

:

II.

round about a place 77, the coimtry round

-

(sub. 7^),

€-,,

round

about.

:

to in succession.

ov, {trepi,

-,

Pass, with pf.

to

push or thrust thmst away

to be

-,($ ) €-5, 6, €5, ,

:

I

make

a place commanding a wide

{irepi,

by


bird's-eye view.

ov. Ion. for

, -,) ,'2, on

irepiixfa'. Ep. pres. irept-

i

Pass., aor,

:

:

as

Adv.

Comp.,

to guard

aor.

:

II. cir-

cumspection, caution.

fence round.

to

II. like very thoughtful, very careful. haughty, overweening : c. gen. despising a thing. a place of refuge.

,

f.

I

pour round about, over or upon -cia put gold round the horns Kipaai weptxieiv of persons, about — be poured or spread

view

to cofnpass in thought, specula'e

€-, ,

, , -,

aor.

or pushed on one side, to be repulsed. as

have thoughts above or beyond,

contemn, despise.

'•€-€,

—

on

From

enclosure.

.

going or

notorious, infamous.

-St'cus, carefully.

''€$,

-,

very thoughtful, very careful, con- ful.

is,

siderate.

Hence

carried about.

^

a rim or border.

round:

terrified.

to scratch or cut

(\(.

about.

in great fear, fearful

^,

{(, ($) to surroutid with

as Subst.,

Pass, to fear greatly.

ov,

fut.

From exceeding great joy. exceeding glad or

17,

f.

come round

with bark all round.

ov, (ire pi,

Trcpi

-,

Att.

ircpi-xdpTis, is, {irepi, trepi\apis joyous :

to

round.

surround

round.

^

II.

to

{nep'i,

generally, to fortify.

:

ircpt

irept

2. to

grow round

to

:

to cling to, clasp, c. dat.

:

f.

with a palisade

ۥ,

[sc.

•€-€,

[]

c. dat.

fut. -
:

- ) -, ,

about or upoti,

all

;

aor. 2

:

part.

inf.

tocarry

my memory

burn

Med.

pf. act.

=

carried round about

surrounding,

:

f.

a round figure.

:

round or about : to carry about with one. move a thing routid in a circle : to hand round.

wander

^ , ^ $ , 6-, , ) II. intr. in

with

:

TTcpixapcia,

gen.

—

555

adhere.

[]

8.,€
2. famous,

manifest: also

:

From

[a]

manifest:

c.

—

':€€—^.

^^, ,

,

—

:

upon from

— trans.

to cling to or

1epov

'^, , f.

immense, vast,

exceeding, beyond measure : also as aWoJvfar beyond the rest. (irepKOs) to turn dark, of grapes

ripening.

.

the perch, Lat. perca.

,,

dark-coloured, of grapes ripendark, dusky, name of a kind of eagle. ov, =irepKvos. TTipKOS, TTepva, a bam, Lat. perna.

ing

:

, ,

', ()

irepvas: 3 sing. Ion. ^ pi. irepvaoi, part, to carry beyond seas for impf. iripvaOKe Pass, to be offered for sale. sale, to export, sell :

.-

—

:

. ^, , ^ ^, , , , ) —

556

'jT^pohoi

,

Aeol. for nepioSos. -arpis, Dor. for

ircp-oSos,

—

ireo-os,

-5.

(()

to pierce, pin : Med., pin or buckle Ofie's cloak. anything pointed for , -ge pin for fastening a cloak, a buckle, piercing : a II. the small bone of the brooch, hzi. fibula. f.

to

{,

• €5

, ', ,

arm

or leg, Lat. radius, fibula. aros, to, Dor.

-,

-, ,^.

^. {)

=

,

ircpovCs, i5os,

Dep.

..

to boast or

From

braggart.

oneself, be

a

Ep. for enepaa, aor.

destroyer of

I

of

7€'5,

poet.

II.

cities.

6,

)

Persepolis, the ancient capital of Persia.

Ilcpaivs, (0)s Ep. tjos later Ion. ios, , Perseus, son of Jove and Danae, one of the most famous Grecian

^,

heroes.

, poet.

also

Persephone, Proserpine, Lzt. Proserpina, daughand Ceres. Pluto carried her off, and as his consort she reigned in the lower world.

, ^, ,

or Tlepaea, voc.

a Persian, native of Persis. (The Greeks name of the people from Perseus.)

or

derived the

(.€$)

f.

to side with or imitate the speak Persian. Persian : hence i

Persians. TitpaiKos,

,

at

a sort oi thin shoes or slippers.

2. to

, (€$) common

TiipaiKQS opvLS the

),

a Persian dance. (sub.

yvvT]),

a

({$

3.

or

),

-, €-€,

(€)

Adv.

the Persian torigue. ov, 6,

Pass, to

€-5,

II.

2.

(sub.

a Per-

)

in Persian fashion, in

iripCaivos,

6(8,

,

17,

ov,

From

(€$,

of

)

,

the

€€,

7€€

fallen body.

,

to set the

arrange, dispose, adjust.

,

(,

and

pi.

like

our

. , , : ( , ^ ^ :

itself.

inf.

Att.

€€^

:

—

later also

to boil

II.

also to bake

Med.,

;

self cakes.

soft : of the sun, to generally, to cook, dress :

:

to bake oneof the stomach, to digest, Lat.

III.

coquere, concoquere.

2.

$^)

metaph.

stomach or ; so yipa brood over or dwell on to nurse or have to heal to

digest an affront, or rather to brood over

,

(Ep. for

,,

the

;

wound of a

to

dart.

, ,

fut.

:

pf.

make

to soften,

:

ripen.

'•€'

Pass., aor. l

aor. 3 part, of

it

.

mode of banishing

petalism, a

citi-

zens practised in Syracuse, like the of Athens, except that the name of the obnoxious citizen was written on olive-leaves instead of potsherds.

, , (() ,(, - ^ '' ^ € (€, € ,

From

,

Ion.

leaf: hence

used for voting, a vote, ballot;

^.)

from

neut,

II.

5.

2.

(Properly

spread out, metaph. /«//-^roii/n.

q. v.

or

aor.

cf.

, ov,

-ircraXos Ion.

:

[a] Att.

f.

and

Ep.

I

Ep. Ep. plqpf.

:

Ep.

pf.

stretch out, unfold, unfurl,

):

Pass., aor.

:

to spread,

:

expand: metaph,,

last year, last year's.

name of

.

((()

:

—

. . €- -, {

!,

, ,

(()

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

the five officers who escorted the Hyperborean maidens to Delos. Adv., Dor. for Ep. for iireae, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ep. ircaMiv, aor. 2 inf. of aros, a fall : a falling or oi,

From

play at draughts.

to open one's heart to pf. pass, pursuer of be spread on all sides, to be widely extended; part. (, ov, spread wide, opened wide, of folding be governed by the Persian doors.

ruling Persians. or -iv, Adv. {jiipas) a year ago, last year ; the comic play of last year. Hence ov,

to

draughts, mostly in plur. 2. in pi. also the board 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 Upa at, 3. also, the place in which the game was played : the

:

(1(5,

the Persians.

laws or by Persians.

to

=

(sub. 7^), Percis, Persia. Persian wojuan. 3. (sub.

sian cloak.

:

unfolded, broad, fiat.

poet. fem. ofTlepaiKOs, Persian.

I.

€,

2.

HepoiKov

the peach.

€$, $,

as Subst.

4.

cock.

)

(^)

Att. ireTTOs,

one's honours

:

ov, o, ace.

playing

IIE^SO'S

€€- ^^

ter of Jupiter

€5,

, the game of draughts.

'-\,.,{€05,

in order for

aor. I

fj,

a fall, slaughter.

med. of

fut.

Att. ttctt-,

'22,

{,{,

(cijs,

, -, .

(,

6, = Att.

game

ov, vainglorious, braggart.

-rrepp-oxos, ov, Aeol. for

'•6€-'5

vaunt

—

an oval-shaped stone for playing a game

iSos, a robe Dor. fastened on the shoulder with a buckle or brooch.

$)

—

.

5, ,

€5,

out

:

1

of

anything .spread

in plur, haftgings, curtains, carpets.

Ep. aor.

i

or

($) a pole

.. (, , iTiTCivos,

'•€€05,

17,

part, of

,

Aeol, for

,

,

Ep. ir€T€€ivos, Ion,

..

'•€8

able to fly, winged, flying : winged creatures, fowls of the air.

young

(-

or perch for fowls to roost on.

birds, fledged. trirtvpov, t6, =

Ion. for

and

(-

1. of

, , . '($,(€,^, , ,' ^, . ' ,, €5

76—^^

Dor. for

Ep.

impf.

shortd.

:

part.

;

— but

inf.

there

vrijvai, part, irras, as

a present

^*,

an from

also

is

if

part,

:

—

ttc-

inf.

there

is

inf.

also

are lengthd.

:

—

',

forms /o spread the wings inflight, to fly : of any quick motion, to fly, dart, rush, speed: imperat., II. metaph. to be on fly ! i. e, make haste. the wing, flutter, Lat. volitare ; opvis a bird ever on the wing. abroad, be bruited 2. to fly abroad. :

-

((5

trtrovTiaax., Aeol. and poet, for

aor. 2 part,

dat. pi. of

,

a rock, crag, Lat. rupes, being a stone, Lat. saxum: a ledge

Ion.

scopulus

;

or shelf of rock (in the sea), Xuos rocks : pi. masses of rock

—

free

from

:

a rock or cave with double entrance. Hence ir€Tpaios, a, ov, rocky, of or belonging to a rock,

-, €-65,

(, ") 6€5, (, () (, ^«;, () . () , ^) (, (, '6-5, (,

living

among

the rocks.

, ,

)

(s,

rock-born.

rock.

over-arched with

. ) )

of rock, rocky.

cs,

Dim. of

,

TTciiKtvos,

{)

ov,

.

[]

made of fir-wood

of or

gum

tears of the fir, i.e. the

^, 65, , )

that exudes from

it.

Dor.

or resin

fut. of of or for enquiry : a sacrifice for learning the will of the

, .. €, , -, . $, , . , , . €(, ov,

(sub.

gods.

of

pf. pass. inf.

3 sing.

of

pf. pass,

*.

of

pf. pass,

pf

:

fest.

, . .

^.

pf part, of pf of

. . . €,

poet, paullo-p. fut. o{

poet, paullo-p. fut. of

. .*.

pf. pass. part,

imperat. oi

pf. pass,

€€, ''€(€, '•€,

'•6,

*.

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. paullo-p. fut. of Ep. aor. 2 opt. of Dor. for

, €, , ^,

pass, of

of and of part. ov, brought to light, made manipass,

,

^«,

3 plur.

II.

Att. for

pf.

of

rocky.

ev,

6s,

offir-wood,

metaph.

II.

sharp, keen, piercing.

Ep. 3 sing,

aor. 2

act.

657 a boat

pi.

^ ^'. f.

:

sync. aor. 2

also

;

subj. TTT^Tot for

Dep.

nom.

aor. 2 part.

of

:

.

;

sub

etc., v.

plqpf of

. . ^.

Ep. 3

€$, '•€€5,

,

pi.

ov, pf. part. pass, of

Adv.

:

^ , , . . , -, , ,., ,. -, ( , €, () ( ( -^, . , , , .. . , ', (. , ', iTiTpivos,

timorously.

of rock, rocky. From a stoning. irerpo-poXos, ov, throwing stones. ircTpo-KOiTOs, ov, sleeping on rock. €S, hurled from a oy,

77,

rock.

'02,

(, ^) ,

ov,

stones

:

as Subst.,

($)

to stone:

—

a piece of stone or

Oaveiv

ttcttos, Att. for

prose

the

trcvKacis, Dor. for

;;,

ov, lengthd. Ep.

form o{

wood.

irvKivos

wood

Hence

'•€€5

Dor.

nom.

part.

pi. pf.

pf.

:

ov, pf. pass. part, of

Ep.

)

pf. part.

((5, pf

,

enclit. Particle:

somehow

how?

where

,

.

now

of or

made offir,

forth.

of Manner, in in

:

II.

Ion.

;

3.

now

one way,

no way at

2.

of Space,

^

\..,

ano'her ; partly.., Dor. ird interrog.

;

;

of Manner, how? also why? in Att. of Space, which way? Lat. qua? also I.

2.

?

f

(v,

fem. of

part. pi. of

of numbers, about.

:

,,

anything

11.

.

:

of

pf. pass. part,

other,

not at all

or resin of the fir, a torch offir-

€€,

of

('.

cautiously, guardedly.

Ep. for Ep. for Dor.

partly ... Particle:

keen, piercing.

the fir, Lat. picea.

the

of

by some way, to some place.

Kvypus), wise, prudent.

made from

Ion.

all,

€€.

€€,,, , (()

(cf.

€€5, ,

— Adv.

some way or

tidings, news.

[],

of Ep. pres. formed from

:

Hence

,

pass. part,

pf.

'•€65,

poet, for

ovs,

pf

ov,

inf.

€€.

pi. pf.

€^65, *, — €'.

'€€5,

-,

Att. for

€,

poet. part.

3

Ep.

:

impf

to die by stoning.

impf.

pres.

Pass, to be stoned.

a stoning ;

6€,

:

irc^v^oTCs, Ep. for

from

eidos) like rock or

$, ,

II.

of

pf.

,

stone, rocky, stony.

rock.

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of

and

cp.

cutting or hewing a stone-cutter.

or

€s,

of

Ep. for

a piece of rock, a stone;

6,

o{

pf. pass. part.

pf. pass,

()

II. trans, to

to spring,

make

to

well, or

gush forth.

gush

—

:

;

—

558

, () from

',' ^

75, , ,

also os,

spring.

,

rue,

Lat. ruia

take a leap

well or

'

proverb.,

:

, (2,

over the plains. the pulse.

not even at the parsley kv nor the rue, i. e. scarcely at the beginning of a thing, because these herbs were planted for borders in

, ,

, (-)

, ,=" ahos,

see

'$.

an oar

,

, , 5, , , ,

, '' ,

ther

:

-: ^yva (yv eya mostly or

Pass., pres.

pf.

:ayoa

med.

stick

in,

fix or plant : and Med.,

is

make

^yvva

to fix their tents

to build oneself a

make

solid, stiff: stiff,

, ,

fast, fix, Lat. steadfast oath.

:

pang ere ;

—

Pass.

2. to stick II. to :

wagon.

to congeal, freeze

—

Med.,

opKos

Traye'is

Pass, to be

make a stire and

, , {^yv)firm, solid: compact, strong. 3, , (^yv) covered with hoar-frost,

frozen,

{)

icy.

^

:

(-

:

A'fl, Ion.

aor. I

(0 dart,

:

inf.

—

spring:

:

to spring,

c.

{5,

,

, 5 ()() , , -5 [],

great

,

,

how much

f

•5, , ,

f

interrog.

fut.

bound, leap ace. cognato,

or :

-

;-

-

:

of things, to

{

$,

Pelion.

rjKiKos,boiio

of clay, eariheti, Lat. luteus. Hence in Thessaly. of uxfrom Pelion. mud-walker,

, -, $,) ) , -, fem.

6,

[],

name of

a frog.

)

mountain

TO, Pelion, a

,

-5, $,

, , {$,

,

to

build of clay.

, {$, [], , (,

:

,

as Subst.,

Lat. lutum

From

clay-built.

moulding a potter. , clay, such as was used by the potter, also mud, Lat. coenum.

'2,

clay

;-

hoiv old ? Lat. qnantus f

, ($, -05, ovpys, , :

fpyov) working in clay

, -8, , {$, () -$, ,(08, {$, ) €$)

a worker in

as Subst.,

to

f.

TO, a rudder : a Greek ship had two, hence mostly in pi. they were moved like large oars or sweeps ; and the two were often joined by cross-bars or rudder-bands (^€;7 or the upper part with the tiller being called 2. metaph. of a horse's reins or bridle, [a]

) . (

($.

(, ,

f.

111.

IV, metaph. to

be frozen.

,

I

:

ox fix on: metaph. to fix or fasten upon. fasten together, put together, construct, build

or become

aor.

but the used in this sense to firm or fast in : of plants, to set to fix or pitch a tent

to be fixed: of persons, to be impaled.

to

:

Adv.

$, , () , , of Mo7int Pelion. 5, , from Mount of

Ep.

'e^ya,

pf.

:

I of patronymic of

Ep. for Ep. Adj. Ep. gen. of \€vs) of or belongifig to Peleus. a helmet, casque.

anything fastened toge-

fut.

:

[a]

aor. 2

in Thessaly.

,

aor. I

fut.

.

:

0,

,

'

to the

Myrmidons

metaph. a bond, obligation.

:

« and ao,

son of Peleus. Ep. , Peleus, son of Aeacus, husband of Thetis, father of Achilles, prince of the

apyvpov a well (i. e. metaph. the fount, source,

, (^yvv)

aTos,

part, of

3 sing. aor.

5, ,

6€

of anything.

origiti

and

aor. I inf.

Ep.

, . Dor.

Kfvs, son of Peleiis, Achilles. the same as

yrj 2.

curdled:

congealed,

Ep. for

'/

also,

;

rich vein) of silver.

2.

, 5,', , €5,

thicli-fleeced.

;

the source of fire

', ,

— an oar.

cream-c\\ttse.

'^

^^

:

. )

thick,

spring, well, L^t./ons; in Dor. pi. the springs or source of rivers; but also, river waters: metaph. of anything liquid, the source or fount of tears, i. e. the the fount of hearing, i.e. the eyes; also, ear yaKaKTOs streams of milk 17777) vvpus ;

, {})

ther,

^)

,

bound

to

leap, throb, beat, esp. of

tened in : of trees, pla?ited. II. ptit togecompact. 2. a sort of cage to catch (Dor. birds. 3. III. solid, the harriers of the house, the door.

(-

'

)

$, , {yvv) an ancient sort of harp strings, mostly used by the Lydians, also called ays. a shepherd's pipe. mrjKTOs, , , verb. Adj. o{ yvv , fixed or fas-

, Pegasus, a horse sprung from the blood of Medusa, and named from the springs Later yat) of Ocean, near which she was killed. he was supposed to be the winged horse which Bellerophon rode when he slew Chimaera, under whose sprang hoof the fountain Hippocrene (imrov up on Helicon.

'•€-.5, , {', \\$)

(sub.

with twenty

of nrjyaaos. [a] iSos, fern. Adj. of Pegasus; :

II. to

, 1$

. Dim.

but

:

a leaping, bounding : a aTos, beating or throbbing of the heart. the fiat or blade of , or

anything congealed or

hardened: hoar-frost, rime.

^

hence

;

to take a greater leap

€V

gardens.

.

:

clay.

carry clay. From carrying clay. cast in clay, earthen.

,

es,

(,

consistency of clay. aTos,

,

,

misery,

woe:

sorrow

to

fut.

.

.

)

like clay, clayey,

fut.

of

f.

' / Hence

Ion.

(in pass,

:

suffering

a bane or

also of a person, .

of the

aor. I

sense)

:

'.

Pass., aor. I

Med.,

(•

^ ,.

—

.

—

, . , , , ,, -) , ' , ,

misery

also to grieve,

:

€5, ,

absol. to

,

distress

Aeol. aor.

poet, for

—

, like

suffering.

Penelope, daughter (called from her weaving

Dor. wind thread off a reel

:

Adv.

[r],

Dep.

:

:

-, ',

, ,

(5; what hour of day

rich,

to

:

gushing. like a fountain, gush-

es,

$,

ev, rich in springs,

gush

Hence

:

out.

Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 irnperat. of Ep. for (me, 3 sing, indie. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. o{ = and hence Ep. impf. irie,

,

(:

', (€ —

($.

(^: ^//

aor.

f.

but also

.

•.

Ion. part, pass.

what

of the spring ox fountain.

€v,

(,

€, () — €€,

generally, to wi7td off. at what point of time 1 at

makes fat or

a river.

ing with spring-water. , a spring, fountain. to

a kind of dtick. nijvos, the thread on the shuttle, the

in plur. the iveb.

that which

() €5, €,{, {) $)

,

:

6v, {TTiap)fatt rich.

an enricher, fattener, of mSaKiTis, <«, ,

opt. of

I

, {)

:

suffering.

of Icarius, wife of Ulysses the loeb,

woof;

barm, injure

to

:

559

,

iriapos,

ov, possible to be injured.

pi.

, . •-,). $, ,

',

bring itUo

suffer,

Hence

do mischief. 3

make

to

:

—

:

l

and

^^

Pass., aor. i

, ., () , , -.() ^. . , ' , , ,) , .. , , . , , , , . $, , , , : , ^$

hour?

Dim. of

TO,

the

woof: or

which

the quill on

spindle, the thread

the

thread

the thread

arcs, to,

it?

the thread of

or

-nijiOS

is

is

wound.

,

,

TO,

Dim. of

a

-«5, {,

a, ov, disabled in

maticus.

()

»,

f.

wallet.

disable

:

arms.

to take into one's

—

:

cubit-rule.

and

(.

the

:

:

soil,

aor.

to lay

:

I

{)

to fatten,

aor.

:

to press

f.

pass,

i

part,

hold

of,

:

enrich

,

2.

•TTwi|as,

(,

(,

in Thessaly.

i sing. fut. of

kv, aor.

of

pass. part,

I

(v, poet, for

fat, rich.

2 sing. aor. 2

med.

Att.

-,

Dor. aor.

TO, indecl.

1

-, ,

sively,

subj.

oi

{$) a wine-cask, winean ape.

('^$)

f.

Hence

,

)

to use

the use of probable arguments.

ov, {niOavos,

speaking persua-

, (()

,

act.

calculated

— :

part,

()

suade, credulous.

make

—

Pass, to be-

of

fat, tallow, suet

:

cream : hence fatness : metaph. the fat of the cream of a thing, the choicest, best.

also oil,

the land,

2.

Adv. of

per-

obedient.

TTiOavas, persuasively

more persuasively. aor. 2 med. inf. of

,

wvos,

pf

fat, fat/en ; of metaph. to increase, ento

to

suade I. of persons, persuasive. 2. of manners, winning. 3. of reports, plausible, credible : hence reasonable, likely. 4. of works of art, producing illusion, natural. II. pass, easy to per-

:

:

probable

using probable arguments.

ma^as Dor. apprehend.

(iriava, pass,

metaph. to make wanton: come fat, wax wanton.

large.

the Muses, from

, , (, . , , , ,5, , -, . -, ) , , . , -,

end of the little finger, Lat. cubitus, a or about 18 inches 24 was longer by three V, a or about 20 inches.

cubit, orig. containing

, ,,

Adv. from Pieria

arguments.

IV. the bridge. or sides of the lyre, opp. to as a measure of length, the space from the point of

form of

€€, (,

name of

Pierides,

Pierus in Thessaly.

irCOdKOS, Dor, for

a cubit long.

ov,

ecus, 0: gen. pi. the fore-arm, from the wrist to the elbow, Lat. ulna: generally the II. the centre-piece, which joined the two arm. III. in pi., Tn^xees are the horns horns of the bow.

the Tifixys being = 27

at, the

:

jar.

Med.

the elbow to the

mount

metaph.

Ion. fut. of

'"2,

€€, €€5, 7ri6ff06Cs,

to incapacitate.

,

of

fem. of fat, rich : of cities, prosperous, wealthy : a plentiful meal of pine-wood, resinous, juicy, unctuous. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. of

a limb, maimed, Lat.

maim,

:

II,

, pecul.

for

tying a wallet.

ov,

IIHPO'5,

little

bard upon.

hold of

TTietv, aor. 2 inf.

[],

Ep. for 3 sing. aor. I of Dor. iraos, a kinsman by mar6, riage, a connexion, Lat. affinis. Ion. a lea/hern pouch, a ivallet, scrip, knapsack, Lat. pera. irri^e,

or

pf.

:

to press, squeeze, crush, press

to lay

wound on a

of the woof. of

aor. i inf.

or

f.

'•5

,

:

Comp.

(.

($) a place for casks, a

{$)

play the ape. a playing the ape, aping.

,

Dor.

-

to

()

cellar.

Hence

an ape, Lat.

si-

mius : hence, one who plays ape's tricks, a jackanapes. (payuv) to eat ape's flesh. carrying apes. ov, as if from aor. I part, of irreg. 2 sing. aor. 2 irnperat. of an opening of casks.

($, ($,

, ($,

'/)

^.

, (, , , , ,$, :

: :

—

560

, (, '')

festival

on the

Ep. for

, , ,

.

the casi-opening, a

day of the Anthesteria. aor. 2 med. of

first

, a wine-jar made of earthenware. an ape [t] ,=

mOos,

,

aor. 2 part, of

{6$)

f.

nietaph. to embitter, anger

-, -,

Pass, to

{iTiKpos) bitterness

^7,

malice, venom, spleen. ov, {mfcpos,

bitter to?igne.

hitter

mv,

ifi

mar-

m^KPO'S, of

,

a,

also os, ov, sharp, l-een, piercing:

hitter : of sound, sharp, of persons, words, acts, etc., cruel, harsh, stern, morose, severe: also hateful,

piercing, shrill. hitter,

2.

-. ($, 6], $, ,

hostile.

Comp. and

II.

-, , ,

never

(6$,

ov,

splenetic.

=

,,

)

TO,

:

—

Adv. Dim. of

-,=6^;,

a

.

on

fire, con-

like planks.

a

little tablet, esp.

that

wrote their verdict of

, (6, .. , , ' -, ,(, ()

register,

list.

,

(nivos) dirty, squalid.

Ep.

gall

bitter

,

(irivos) to be dirty.

of

inf.

[1, Ion. impf. of

,

bitterly,

Pass, to be close pressed. iriKos,

formed

Pass,, aor.

ov, one who sells small birds ranged upoti a board. olkos, , a board, plank: a writing-tablet: a votive tablet. 2. a wooden trencher, dish, plate, or platter. 3. a board for painting on, a picture, Lat. tabjila. 4. a plate engraved or written upon: a chart or map. 5. a hoard for public notices: a

,

Ion. for mvapos.

,a

and

Dim. of

:

on

burtit, set

poet. inf. of eiriov, aor. 2 of

mvapos,

with

(tenses

:

, .) ',

harshness, cruelty.

:

(

kindle, burn, set

to

:

to be

on which the judges

Hence

Adv. of mKpos, sharply, harshly,

iriKpuis,

cruelly.

pileolus.

-5,

Sup. triKpOTepos,

bitterness

I

guilty or not guilty, Lat. tabella.

sharp, pungent,

taste,

pf

:

Pass,

aor.

:

()-, . (/) --,, = , {,

of sharp or

TTiKpo-Kapiros, ov, (iriKpos, Kopiros) bearing bitter fruit.

. , —

be filled, satisfied,

[]

fut.

;

sumed.

grow angry.

embittered

to

inf.

fire

)

")

(,

ov,

Pass, to become or be full of: have enough of a thing.

of temper, bitterness,

:

riage, unhappily wedded.

'. from

\X~\

make sharp or

to

—

.

, (),

——

:

little

kind of muscle, the pinna. a small crab that the pinna's shell: metaph. a little parasite.

-, ( , ) ,

felt-hat, Lat.

[]

lives in

02,€, , Tftviieis,

(m, Xnreiv) wanting the letter m. to bring near to: Pass, draw ?iear to, approach, encotmter, c. dat. ni^AOS, i), wool or hair wrought into felt, felt, felt-cloth. II. a felt-cap, hat; tt/Xos a brasen hat, i. e. helmet also a felt cuirass. used to wear a felt-hat. From ov, (mKos, wearing a felt-hat. (s,

,

ov,

—

iv

— vivapos.

dirt, filth, Lat. squalor,

aor.

i

[r]

pass,

;

{-

;

. , 05, {) -8,, -, ) ) , ' : -( , : , , : ,, , , . , \( . , ^- , , .. . ,

,

(ttiXos) to press xuool so as to

f.

it

:

into felt, to felt tvool

tight.

Hence

Triap)faf, Lat. adeps.

, ( ,:, ) , , Ep. 3

pi.

:

[t],

:

:

(tenses

aor. I

[]

€\,

formed from med.

—

pf.

:

sing,

3

and

:

3

:

;

to fill

drink up, absorb drunken.

-5,

-

:

to

pf.

—

to drink,

metaph. to have drunk, to be :

(Idas) dirty, squalid.

6$, (irivos,

fut. of Ep. aor. 2 of

.) , :^ , , , ,, ,

oivn.

$, ,

I

III.

to

fatness, richness.

(nios,

Causal of AipKas give to drink, c. dupl. ace; will give them the water of Dirce to drink.

f

I

but also used as pres. med.

:

irtos, a, ov, poet, for

aor.

—

is o?ie's

:

gen. to drink of a thing

fut.

Pass.,

imperat.

for oneself or xvhat

c.

ttCov,

Ep. aor. 2 pass.

:

;

1• impf.

also,

pi.

pf. pass. inf.

pass,

-nie,

come pf

from Root

aor. 2 opt. of

opt. or tofill,fill up, fill full of a thing, c. ace. pers. et gen. rei ; or to fill with a thing, c. dat. rei. 2. c. ace. pers. only, to fill full, satisfy, glut. II. %. to fulfil, discharge an offiCQ.

Med.

I

aor. 2 eniov, imperat.

fut.

inf.

Ion. part. pi. fern,

inf.

or prudent,

,

for

=

make wise Hence

to

understafiding mi?id.

Lat. blbo

hence pres. med.

:

,

,

aor.

impf. pass, of

poet, for

of

,

to press close, squeeze

(S,fat, Lat. pinguis.

pass,

admonish, instruct, inform. understanding, wisdom. fJTOS Dor. aTos, , — ivise, understanding. ovos, , {ttivvtos, of wise

also

(,

,

hence

:

make

pf

[]

:

aor. 1

,

poet, for

to chirp like

f.

from the sound.)

Ion.

impf.

young

redupl.

birds.

,

to fill.

(Formed

form of

Trfpacu:

'. — €- , . , —

:

pf.

Ion.

:

aor. I pass.iffpa^T/j/ [a]

{()

:

pauUo-p.

Pass., fut. I

:

[a]

beyond

to sell

:

—

pf.

:

seas, like

fut.

ۥ.

561

which gives trust or confidence, an assurance, pledge to of good faith, warrant; exchange assurances and oaths. 2. a means of persuasion, an argument, proof.

() -, ,: ^ {) , ,-, - , «' ((, , €$ , , , € '^ ' € $, generally, io sell

bought and sold,

i.

Pass, to be sold

and

to fall, fall

down;

Tin

low.

lie

2

Special usages

II.

to

ev

:

drinkable, liquid;

liquid medicines, draughts.

true

:

of persons, faithful, trusty,

or were confidenabout the court, privy-councillors ; = like most

in Persia oi

tial officers

cognato,

c. ace.

absol. in pf.

:

befallen,

aor.

syncop. from

jriJTTCws, -eu/ros Att.

:—

Ep.

7(5 :

Ep. part.

pf.

Tfiv

, 05, , , ,

:

Ion.

fut.

tiTiaov, inf.

to be

from Root

redupl.

:

metaph.

betrayed.

e.

for

impf. mrtTov

:

2. believed, trusted. II. of things, trustworthy, sure, deservifig belief: credible. 2. TO as Subst., a pledge, security, warrant;

trusty.

2. upon a thing violently, to attack. or 5owai to give and retK Tivos to fall out of or lose a thing, Lat. = also to good decidere de ; ktc to fall out of ceive pledges : III. act. believing, relying on. 2. or lose one's favour. faith. 3. Hence yvvaiKos to fall between the feet of a woman, i. e. to obedient. t^tos, 17, good faith, honour, faithfulness. be born. 4. to fall in fight. 5. to fall, sink, . to make faithful or trustleave off; the wind/(?//. 6. II. Pass. Tivos to fall by another's hand, to be overthrown, worthy, bind by a pledge or engagement. overcome; 6 emae the to be made trustworthy, give a pledge or warrant; 2. to army failed of itself, Lat. mole sua corruit. to pledge oneself by oath. 7. to trusting, con8. feel trust, to be persuaded; fall short, fail: of a play, to fail, Lat. cadere. III. Med. to give one another pledges or of the dice, to fall in a certain position fiding.

to fall

.

.

, , $ ( ^ € ', $, . -, ,^ , , () ^. , , , ( ) . -, " , , () (\( ,^(), ^) .,, ,,. ^,., , (, , , , '•5,

€$

{$)

'

'

;

ev

I

shall

count

my master's

lucky: generally, €v or so also, to fall, turn out, happen. an Egypt, word =

throws

to be lucky:

—

guarantees, exchange troth.

,

ov,

a kind of pulse, the pea, Lat. pisum.

TO,

[i]

Adv. oi

,

of or

,

Att. ttittivos,

pending

,-,

, {() a

€05,,, ,

' ,^ f.

on

to pitch, cover

trusted. inf. to :

2.

with pitch.

pledge of good faith.

disposed to trust, confiding. From (TrtWts) to believe, trust in, put faith

-

on a person or thing absol., cfs Tiva hard to believe; Pass, to be believed or a person II. c. to believe, comply, obey. :

:

—

believe that, feel sure or confident that a thing

on one to entrust or confide some-

also c. dat. et inf. to trust to one, rely

, , )

do so and

so.

III. to

thing to another.

08, , ,, {) () , , (,

drinkable, liquid.

suasive.

3• P^^^t

ecus,

trusty, faithful.

per-

;

(Is

dat.

Aeol. for

3 sing. impf. of

for

,, , , . , , .. ,

iriTvas,

part, of

coUat. form of

trust in others,

(.

///;??,

to give in trust.

II.

that

to

=

[],

when

spread

to spread out : impf. used metri form of

poet,

out,

'.

extend, expand.

grat.

required to be short, as when the penult, is to be long.

the penult,

used for

,

Att. for

, "02

iriTTivos,

is

is

,

ov, Att. for

,=^-5. -.',,,($) Att. for

to ply the

;$

[r], 6. the

with one stroke.

genuine.

:

trust

c.

,

fut.

.

{.

2.

Lzt. fides, fiducia ; faith in the gods persuasion of a thing, confidence, assurance. 2. good faiib, faithfulness, honesty, hiiX.. fides. 3. credit^ belief;

persuasively.

pitched over,

ov,

in, confide in, rely

believe

:

med. of

trusting on, relying or de-

ov,

oi, at,

[],

f.

aor. 1

on, co7ifiding in,

like pitch, pitchy.

coated with pitch. Att.

pi.

yt-

used for

faithfully

Ep. 3

,

(s,

=

is

meadows.

pitch, Lat. pix : proverb., blacker than pitch.

Att.

an assurance, guar-

3.

povTfs, as

only in nom. and

of

fut.

ace. pi. wiata, moist lands,

is

,

antee, pledge.

III'202,

to

a drinking -trough or cup.

TO,

($) made of peas, tTVos

pea-soup.

oaths.

() () =

77,

\6$ KayaOos, noble.

2.

good faith, bind him by

to secure his

plashing oar.

measured plash of oars the plash

;

evi

of falling the plash of wine poured into drops 2. the noise made by a quick succession of a cup. blows, as, the beating of the breast, clapping of the hands, repeated blows with the fist, with the spear. 3. metaph. of any violent gestures, frantic passion. ;

II.

—

—

-?, ,

,

the pine-

(nirvs,

bender, epilh. of the robber Sinis, who killed travellers by tying them between two pine-trees bent down so as nearly to meet, and then let go,

-, , () )

pines.

bran, the busk of corn: gtneraliy, re/use, Lzt. furfur, furfur a; mostly used in pi. the pinelUTTS, vos, poet. dat. pi.

,

,

pinus

tree, Lat.

:

mrvos

proverb.,

:

mTv-OTCiTTOS,

down never grows

«;

ov, (vItvs,

(redupl.

),

because

e. utterly,

i.

to

form of

Dep. to make manifest, make known,

as

,

.,

declare. aor. 2 subj. of

soil,

8: —

Lat.

II.

Comp.

III.

). (3, . , , , , ^, ,^.

and Sup.

(as

PIN-

-, 5,

{nkayios)

f.

slanting, turn aside: to tack to

and fro.

,

. -^

placed sideways, slantthe sideways; in military sense, the flanks of an army; eis

$ sides,

ov, also

os, ov,

(is

and

right

left;

--

in flafik

\(

, (), () , , () on the flank ;

to take the enemy in flank. sideways, askance, treacherous.

Adv. of

, , ,

act.

2. pass,

,

,

roaming.

II.

II.

metaph.

c.

:

metaph. wandering

to

,

astray.

a

to be at

loss.

stray-

[a]

a wandering, going

()

a ivanderer, roatner, rover,

wandering

Lat. erro;

stars, planets.

a leading astray : a dis-

persing, [a]

must

one

Adj. of

verb.

wander.

ov, 0, fern.

a wanderer,

,

2.

-5, idos,

3.

($, $)

[],

—

a planet.

ov, poet, for

, ,

metri grat.]

wrong way, by-way.

leading astray,

?, ov, also os, ov, act

5 (, () -, '\,=, ,

deceiving: as Subst.,

deceiver.

2.

wandering, roaming.

pass,

wandering, mind, dis-

I

wander over

'/

kv

:

to

:

erring, error,

['02

in

aor.

wander, roam

to

wander in mind, be at a a wandering or roaming about,

loss in one's story

:

—

ace,

a land, Lat. oberrare

,

a wanderer, rover.

Hence

'02, , =

a wandering about, roam-

ing, straying;

wanderings oithovight.

,

(s,

\.

',

( ,, Ep. impf.

to

make

the right course, cast

:

f.

:

aor.

aor.

I

TO,

-Oeis, aor.

i

Pass

pass.

wander, go astray :

,

II.

to

with Ep.

glance or slide

a platter or

mould

to

fut.

7-

,

,'=. ^.

pass. inf.

and

part,

oi

modelled

in.

'22

aor.

1

wax,

of clay. Att.

:

3 sing. aor.

of

I

Dor. for

,

vessels

Ep.

()5. -

€(, $, , an ov.

in clay or

a forgery.

off.

bake

—

Dor. for

I

wander or roam, drive from away: metaph. to lead astray:

to

, ',()

med.

$,

, ' , -, tombstone.

moisture.

generally, to mislead, seduce.

,

med.

trodden by wanderers. a wandering, roaming. to wander about. fut. med. of anything flat and broad, -Ocis, aor. I pass. inf. and part, of , gen. the ocean plain : the flat land, a plain ; also a flat stone, flat top of a hill, table-land: , ov, wet, moist. From

'02, ,

to

t/i

;

he that leads astray,

also os, ov,

traught, unsettled.

:

:

pf.

,

about, stray:

\(- $,

aslant.

8. ,

a misleader.

tovs

turn or move sideways.

to

', '/

f.

f ws, 17,

Gertnan flute. ing, athwart;

Dor. for

lead astray, of ships, to drive from their course: generally, to mislead, lead into error. II.

T^Tos, 6,

(v-Kayios, avkos) the cross flute,

6,

.

aros,

turn sideways or

to

a

. , ()

-,

Ion.

ing

Dor. for

.

(9, {)

from

contr.

lead wandering about

,

from

if

aor. 2 part, of

or plank,

( , ', () , , 5,(5() ^, , () ' , , -, Dor. for

pass,

oily, rich.

zho wealthy.

fat, rich, fertile:

,

oCi'Tos,

opos,

broad.

made of a board

[]

Pass. TrAaj/aoyuat, with fut.

lU'fiN [t], 0, , neut. gen. GUIS, fat, plump, sleek, oi unimals: oi

wooden,

=

.

of

iv, aor. 2 pass. part,

, , ov,

irXaKCpos,

flat cake.

only used in pres. and impf. to let be seen, shew, reveal by a token : mostly, to shew 2. by words, to make known, tell, declare, reveal. as

-

$, «,, (^) ', (^)

rato, as

again.

pine-crowned. akin to

(,

intr. to approach, form of come nigh, [a] TO, an oblong flgure or body ; a square : of an army, hv to be drawn up in square, Lat. agmine quadopp. to marching order, agmine longo.

collat.

near,

), , , ,

to be destroyed like a pine-iree,

the pine-tree once cut

(

draw

^ ,,

growing

ov, {n'lTvs,

,

'..

, ) 2, —

563

pf.

:

.

anything moulded or image, flgure; II. that which is imitated,

[]

f.

:

pf. :

:

aor. :

to

I

«V-

Pass.,

form, mould,

—

— shape, fashion, 'LzX. fi?igere, of the statuary who works Pass, to be moulded, made, fashin clay or wax II. generally, to mould, shape, of the ioned.

— mind and body — Med.,

(5

:

:

formed himself

face,

in

having having composed his

e.

i.

rrj

, , • () , , {) . , , () , ,, , , , , , make

HI. metaph. to

countenance.

up, fabricate,

irXaoas Kiyeiv I shall seem to forge: absol., no ireirKaa speak from invention ;

0$

,

ov,

one who moulds

fem.

lyyos,

Ion.

tongue or scale of a balance. balance : also a yoke for horses.

, , doubtful , ,

the

a pair of scales, 111. a whip.

form of formed, moulded, mo-

II.

unreal ;

clash, crack.

II. to beat,

make

so as to

a loud

From

,

aros,

,

or cracks.

(')

a clapping. anything thai rat-

.

, , $.

mostly in plur. taea, a city in Boeotia adverbial

/, at,

:

dat.,

-,

()

Ion, -€€S Att.

$, ,

ol,

, ( , .ovptos,

,

tree, Lat.

^,

,,() f.

:

its

broad, flat

()

:

leaf.

:

to

speak or pronounce broadly, esp. with a Doric accent. Adv. of broadly. Dor. the flat or broad 77, part of anything, the blade of an oar, Lat. palmula remi : the whole oar. 2. a sheet of paper. Adv., Dor. for irXaTis, poet, for -niXaris, a wife.

. . , , , . , {) , {) , () •-8, €, {,,) {() , (/) ,

ios,

ace,

",

,

f.

f.

the blade of

make a

breadth, width

:

absol. in

in breadth.

or

=

,

an oar

:

splash, splutter, ov,

tofortn the flat of oars. to beat the water with to splash about : metaph. to

swagger.

,

verb. Adj. of

(sub.

mock-

$), a

street:

( () , () , (. ((, . ,

t^tos,

rally, size, bulk.

breadth, width: gene-

/'s)

[i5]

€($,

TrXcas, ace. of

Adv.

q. v.

in plaits or braids.

', OTos,

plaited, a net

more

^, -

the flat

anything twined

or

in pi. wreaths, chaplets.

:

Comp. of

Ep. for Dor. contr.

:

irXeOpiaios, a, ov, of the size of a

Ep.

,

measure of

as

100 Greek or loi English 2. a race-course stade.

the sixth part of a II. as a square measure, or race of this length. 10,000 square feet, about 37 perches. feet,

al, the

,

who were

,

placed

,'

inf.

€5,

.

IlXeiaSes Ion.

-, in plur.

Pleiads, seven daughters of Atlas and Ple'ione,

Att

of

among

the stars.

(, aor.

for

,

med. opt. of

2

like deiv for

.(($) ,

more.

2.

to sail.

and Ep.

ov. Ion.

,

ov,

for

ios,full.

Comp. of

fuller.

most times, mostly, very

() ^,, -, {, ()

often.

see

Dor.

. , , ,

77

flat, wide,

flat

II. salt, of the hand. brackish, because was originally used of the sea. HI. Comp. and Sup.,

TrXeioTepos,

oriental plane, the plane-

/s) the

('),

ovv,

Ion. fem.

as Subst.,

2.

,

platanus, so called from

€(|,

:

Hence

a plane-tree grove.

,

ery.

irXeiv,

any broad flat body

contr. for

»(

(, .

,, ,

the Plataeans.

aflat stone, aflat beach.

,=

at

(-

broad-backed.

ov, contr.

metaph.,

•7€', (,

Hence

Plataea.

Pla-

sing. pf. pass.

ov,

broad-flowing.

nXeias,

loud crack.

widen one's

yrjv to

has been opened.

length, a plethron, being

the broad petal Dim. of of the poppy, which they used to lay on the hand and strike smartly; it was a good omen if it burst with a

,

-,

make broad, widen,

open wide: 3

2. to

irXees, 01, ace.

rattle.

to

Med.,

extend

territory.

$,

, (-) a

uiuos,

tles

,

metaph. made up, forged, counterfeit, a supposititious son. f. to clap the hands loudly : to

delled.

noise.

II.

563

() — ,-, (,-, ) (, ) '2, €: — — ^^

also (sub.

or models, a modeller.

:

vvCj,

f.

broad:

Hence

false boast.

. ,^ :

a babbler. one must widen.

manifold; anas €S, Hence xpovos the whole extent of time. Dep. to assign as the chief agent of a thing, to accuse of being the author of a thing. throwing the ov,

-,

) ,

most, throwing the highest. ov,

{($,

thronged

with people, crowded. most, Lat plurimus: ov. Sup. of irXeioTOS, the greatest oi very much; also, very great: the greatest part; so also agreenumber;

,

ing with

its

:— 17

life

the

)

Noun,

(05 ( of

—

:

TO

I

most possible

most, like (v tois

most

the

^v

am ;

:

for

importance or value.

;

;

— with

the most part

at the greatest distance to the greatest extent

nepi

pan

was mostly;

mostly of opinion about the as Adv. neut.

tv tois

—

most

((

his opinion

;

Preps.,

knl

of the greatest

.

— 564

—

, .

7€, .

pres. for

,:€5,

,

:

Dor. nXus: and Dor. for

Ion.

are

etc.,

Comp. of

:

number, and

and Dor.

€(5,

ol

so, like ol

From

share.

:

-,

^

, a disposition to take more than one^s share, a grasping temper, greediness, covetousness, a claiming more than one's share. 2. advantage, superiority; tivos advantage over another for one's advantage or gain. ''€05, Adv. of too much.

number:

-irXcovclia Ion.

the greater

many,

the

also as Adj., a grasping, overbearing speech. And irXcoveKTiKOs, 17, ov, disposed to take more than one*s

selfish:

like

Att. for

also greater, larger, of size as well as

Ion.

ol

^',

wXees

pi.

gen.

or

€ ,

more:

—

etc.

dat. pi.

ov, , = one who has or claims more than his share, hence greedy, grasping,

sail.

neut,

nom. and ace. OVOS ; nXevv, n\€vuos, n\€vves for

,

, -^, ( , *' €( ',

,

the people,

((,

the greater part : opp. to the chief men the greater so also agreeing with its Noun, has various II. the neut. part of night. Ion. a, ov. Ion. irXeios, usages, more of a thing, Lat. plus; not pi. (for as Adv. mostly ; ov and Dor. may be c. gen. hence satisfied, cloyed : but the . more than ; so much ; plete. Comp. more than seventy : omitted, poet, for his opinion rather tended 3 sing. TrXevv, Ion. and Dor. for to have the best of it. opp. to ;

. 2,, ;

[

!

^,

—

—

:

),,

ov, Att.

€5, ,

—full, filled,

,$, , : . ' (! ', ) ,, () () -, , (, ) {) , ) . , () ^, '•€,, , () ' ( (), ^: ', ^; €: ;

^

(( €(

to be beaten

:

:

.

€6€5.

as

Preps., f irt

Adv.

($,

V€S, for

'•€5,

more

more;

viore, further; ks

Adv. Ion.

$, , (($,

irXivpiTLS,

to twist into

wreaths,

From

coil.

irXcKTOs,

,

of ox for plaiting. twisted, twined;

,

any plaited instruments,

a

TO,

rib,

an older poet, foim of

in pi. the ribs, the side.

or

striking the sides.

€(:

fut.

( ( ,

",

i.e. cars;

Ep.

aor.

Pass.,

pf.

^^-

the side,

verb. Adj. of

ropes.

aor. 1

smite

to

like

wicker coverings,

:

a book.

side, pleurisy.

the side.

€s,

plaited,

ov,

f.

from

'€-'5, ((, $, , :

€$,

,

in pi. the ribs,

page of

$, ,(() pain in the

JIAETPCN,

anything twined or plaited, a a wreath smoke, [a] a coil, wreath. 2.

17.

the

much.

:

the ribs.

fern, of a twisted rope, cord, siring.

irXeKTiKos,

too

f.

,

,

€$,

rib, Lat. costa

nXevpoQiv, Adv.

anything twined or plaited,

so irXcOvos, irXcv-

etc.

II. later,

wickerwork.

wreath;

for

a

the side or sides.

full space of time,

a year.

irXtKOS, (OS, TO,

,

as,

importance, of higher value.

coil,

impf. of

;

—with

\(,{.,

of Time, full, com-

'€:

((:

I

med

of

must

o?ie

sail.

fit for sailing, fair.

or

fut.

(-

Pass., aor. I

pf.

form to twine, twist, weave, braid, enfold, Lat. plico, to sail, go by sea; c. ace. cognato, iypa to sail the watery ways: to swim, float; to twist plecto : also to knit ; Med., metaph., to go on prosperously. 2. metaph. to plan, devise, cononeself a rope. Att. nom. and ace. neut. pi. of more. 2. to II. Pass, to be plaited or woven. trive. '•€, neut. for twist oneself round, and so to clasp, einbrace. q. v. more: also neut. (for pi. neut.of aor. I :

—

, ,

f.

and

[a]

aor. 2

»/, '.

pf.

:

pf.

irXcovaKis, Adv. too often,

to be

:

()

,

[a]

'•€-€€,

or

f.

more frequently,

oftener

=

^ ,

more

cold.

to

:

have

:

—

3. c. gen. rei, to

;

have a to bear

Hence

gains, successes.

€8, Att. '€5, (, ,

:

cp. the Ion.

:

—

,

for

full,

, ,

,

()

wound, Lat. pldga

more than another, to have or claim a larger share; to claim more than is one's due, to be grasping : to gain some advantage. 2. c. gen. to have or gain the advantage over another Pass, to be or take

overreached, defrauded. greater share of a thing

pf.

:

, , , , $,. — ^: () , , ,$. , -.),

more than enough, to go too far, take or claim too II. to exaggerate, much : to presume on, c. dat. overstate.

'

$, , an advantage, gain

clubs

:

in pi.

blow, stroke, stripe

also

metaph. a blow, (OS,

throng, crowd

:

great number, a mass, main body;

the greater part, the mass, :

cf the people, de7nocracy. tity : also magnitude, size, hulk. length, duratio?i of Time.

.

—also

stroke, shock.

, = '/. , (') a

hence the people, the comttions

[],

f.

, (.5)

government number or quan-

also the II.

III.

to

sometimes

make full:

Pass, to increase (intr.), to be

pleted; of persons, to be fully resolved.

=

:

a beating or fighting with

aTOS,

crease, multiply: :

:

aor. 2 pass. part, of

to in-

com-

II. intr.

:

, ,

! , throjig,

.

,

VOS,

, -, , {, ) Ion. for

dat.

{")

become full ; market-place becomes fnll

abound:

2. to

to spread, prevail

:

pf.

, {) , ()

:

—

to

moon

the

become of

be or

at the full:

rivers, to be full, to swell, rise.

() ,

of

:

to increase in

the

:

full;

\-

6

;

(\ ()

current story.

gen.

to be or

the

rivers, to swell, rise.

number

^^—'. \$,

crowd.

when

complete a

2. to

,

rarely

satiety.

:

, , € —

, full

f.

($) —

, (){) ,

quar-

:

man

a ship

:

make

to fill,

med.

fut.

:

fut. pass,

frill

:

man

:

of good, to satiate, satisfy. xpeiav to supply the need.

the walls.

to fill full

relsome person.

combat. to beat one's breast for grief, Lzt. plangere. to

engage

to fight,

,

dalliance.

an instrument

to strike

the lyre, Lat. plec-

a spear-point. 3. a cock's spur, Lat. calcar. 4, a punting-pole or paddle. epos, , a striker, brawler. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of a mistake in music, false note: generally, a fault, error, offence. f. to make a false note in music: to err, offend: Pass, to be neglected, 2.

€5,

((5)

,

to

make full,

II.

arcs,

Hence

,=

{,

of tune, making

ojit

a false note: generzlly, erring, faulty, offending things, unpleasant, harsh. Adv. -$. -, = flood-tide

:

$, ,

that which fills up, a full meacomplement : of the men in a ship, a ship's complement, her crew : of number, the sum. II. a filling up, completing.

,

a filling

completing a number Ep, for of

7/p,

manning

the

:

3

\$()

'•5, the flood-tide

Ep, for

pi. aor. I

of

fut. pass,

<(|, —

aor.

pi.

3

pf.

:

,

65, -,

in

towards land

,

the

(

flow of

,

:

[p Ep.,

II,

hour.

,

yond as

I.

Adv.

the

it is

:

save

or

(,

Lat. nisi

si,

;

n\i)v

only

if;

'

etc.

some

except that ;

when

followed by an ace, there is an ellipse, tv (sc. oiha) I know not, only one thing 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of 3 pi. Ep. aor, 2 pass, of Ep. for aor. I of

.

ov,

ittttos)

;

know).

-05,

ing the

-

hard

by,

a neigh-

-$, hard by

;

so Dor.

:

Comp.

Sup.

{5,

:

near a country, one who

as Subst.

filling or swell-

ov,

sails.

,

the swelling or rising of a

( , ,

up, satiety

a filling up or being filled generally, fulness, repletion, plenty.

: -^- ^, — ^^, ^^ -

'221 :

fut.

of,

,

near, nigh,

one's neighbour

ov,

striking or driving

{($) full

,

bordering upon, Lat. finitimus lives near, a neighbour.

II,

Ion. part, act, and pass, of

gen. (os contr. ovs,

Sup, of

near,

Subst

Sup, of

river.

horses.

is,

:

nearer, nearest.

also

nX^ffV

(I

as

Adv.

II.

apparently

, , .

-5, [, €€5, -, 5,

be-

exconjunct.

;

often followed by

when

IV,

with gen. except, save.

as Prep.,

besides, unless, save, except

cept so far as

el

nave of a wheel.

more than),

of

pass,

I

(5) —

Comp, and

) (($. -$,

III.

(sub.

(properly contr. from

opt.

nearer.

(($,

ov,

close to.

Att.]

•,

med.

Comp. and

Att.

€65, -«, Adv. Comp,

:

the sea,

the flood setting

generally, a flood, deluge,

:

the

associate with.

$.

to overflow.

ibos,

;

:

filling

a ship.

aor. I part, of

ways near,

Hence

f.

IV.

Hence

tobring near: Pdss.tobebroughtnear, approach. II. of intr, to be near : to approach : c. dat. also, to be al-

flood.

:

toftdfil a

discharge a task.

, ,()$, , () , .-, (5, ) \' ^ {, ) () , , ^. . , () ,=

of numbers,

III.

sure,

f,

.-, , , (, , (s,

up.

to perform or

complete.

5) —

to be ill-treated or insulted.

make

complete,

duty : generally, intr. to be

an instrument for striking

with,

III.

dalliance.

itt

,

trum.

II.

2.

3.

, 5, () , () . , , , . , . , ,( (, . . , . ( (, -, ) Dep.

--

conviction, certainty.

pf.

:

mostly used in pass, sense

to

striker, brawler,

c. (izt.

f to bring full confirmation, to fulfil Pass, to be fully assured: of things, to be filly believed. Hence

:

fulness

565

filled with: zhso\. full, filled to the brim, 2. generally, full, complete, sufficient. 3. of persons, satisfied, satiated, cloyed with a thing. ;

space of time,

,

—

:

;

c.

pf

:

Att.

:

[^]

'^,

•

P^•

'.

:

in

aor. 2

''«''"^^

:

Ep.

i

paullo-p.

compds.

Ep, redupl. aor, 2 act.

med.

inf.

strike, smite,

aor.

i.

Pass., fut.

wound, of

a direct blow, as opp. to

:

irt-

to

—

:

^^—^.

56G

(, . , , , , ,

\( (to strike with a

—

of Jove, to strike with away : Med., Pass. smite or beat oneself in sign of grief to be struck, stricken, smitten : also to be beaten : to but, be stricken by misfortune II. metaph. of violent to be touched by bribes. emotions, to strike, amaze, confound, stun ; lightning

missile)

:

—

to strike back, drive

:

:

:

Ion. for

f.

make

, ()

Adv.

make

to

() ()

bricks.

into bricks.

in the shape

$,

gen. to be rich,

ov,

made

bricks

res, to

,a

make

make bricks:

metal.

make

to

bricks.

{ttX'ivOos, *'ipyw)

as Subst., Trkiveovpyas, o,

to

f.

baked 2.

ov,

From

tnaking bricks

:

a brick-maker. From carry bricks. carrying bricks.

.

make of brick : Med.

to

,

'520,

—

brick-built.

f.

pf.

:

walking

iri

:

to

, ()€ , ov,

tion.

irXoiapiov, to, Dim. of

a

wealth, riches.

)

II. as

masc.

ovos, 0,

,

(irXovTos,

:

derived from irXodros, because corn,

the wealth of early times, was sent from beneath the

earth as his

. .

gift.

, {4)

mostly in 6, Ep. for evXvvav, 3 pi. aor.

() ()

pi. locks, I

hair.

of

[]. Ion. impf. a trough or pit to wash clothes in : a washing trough or tub. ov, of or for washing : ra (sub. Upa) a festival at Athens, in which the robes of the statue of Minerva were washed. ttXvvOs,

,

[],

to

:

Pass., aor. I

:

wash

{to bathe), or

aor. pf.

:

I

ve-

clean, esp. linen, opp. to {to

wash

wash offaxrX. give him a dressing, to

, , , {) fojs,

^:

Ion.

fut.

Ep.

irXwis,

skiff, boat.

rich in

$, , Pluto, god of the nether world

Dep.:

:

walk briskly, trot. (vXoos, Teneiv) producing naviga-

to cross one's legs

,

name of "At57;s,

a

€'

to build for oneself. es,

wealthy.

(ttXovtos,

6, and irXovTO-86rqs, ov, 6, giver of riches. an oligarchy

fjpos,

like

,

make

delighting by or in riches.

bricks.

layers of brick.

f.

Dor. for

es.

a brick, a plinth, an ingot of 3. the plinth of a column.

anything shaped

enriching.

the treas2ires of the land.

Lat. ducere late-

or

;

,)

c.

:

Hence

{ttXoutos) to enrich,

f.

wealthy

to be rich,

prop. n. Plntus, god of riches, represented as blind.

:

to

»'.

-, ) ($, -, ', --,

of a brick.

brick, Lat. later;

II. ample, a rich man.

like

in a thing.

of wealth.

a stnall brick. a whetstone.

f.

irXivOos,

abound

, , -?,

2.

or built of brick.

-, , ($, ) $ ( -, ,, -, (, ) , , () Dim. of . Dim. of

TO,

rtXivQis, iSos,

by poet, for

,

,

, , , € , , , -, (, )' ' -, ,

~$,

f.

(ttXovtos,

build of brick.

II. to

Adv.

III.

n\o\n"eiJS,

II.

€\,

opum.

rich in a thing, Lat. dives

abundant.

€)

nkacmy^.

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, he came near. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of absol. to

, , () -,

rei,

--/

smitten with love.

,

—

!:

II.

the hatids or feet).

1.

metaph., trXiveiv

to

Hence to beat or cudgel. a washing, [] fem. Ad], floatiitg. to sail on the sea, use ships,

,

$, {()

a floating vessel, a ship of any f. small craft; ir\oia iTrirayojya ships of war, Lat. practise navigation. transport-vessels; ov, arpoyyvXa ships of burthen, longae naves; for sailing : of a ship, flt 2. of the sea, to Lat. naves onerariae as distinguished from vads (n for sea, sea-worthy, serviceable. yeship of war), was a merchant-ship or trans- be sailed over, navigable : in neut., or as circumstances became or were port. a braid, lock, or ctn'l more favourable to navigation. i8os, TO,

kind;

vXoia

5, {)

—

75,$,

$,

of hair

:

,

,

{)

()

also curly hair.

,

[]

a braid, lock or curl of hair in pi. the locks, the hair. II. a twisted rope. anything plaited or woven, a web: metaph. a web of deceit. 11. irXoKos, , a lock or curl of hair. a vjreath or chaplet. irXop.€vos, Ep. syncop. pres. part, of irXoos Att. contr. ttXovs, o, plur. etc. (irXecy) a sailing voyage : time or tide for sailing : proverb., the next best way.

, {\()

('/)

-, . -, :

,. ,

(($ \5

—

, (tj-XoCtos, vyUia) health and wealth.

irXoOs,

,

ov,

{vXoOros)

rich,

, , ,

wealthy

:

c.

gen.

ov,

rjpos,

a swifnmer.

,

ming.

=

,

, II.

$, {) {)

,)

,,

:

in

to be sailed over.

a seaman, sailor.

( (,

II.

sailing, floating,

swim-

that can be sailed on, navigable.

. ^, , , f.

and Ion. for from a Verb

aor.

I

:

to sail, float:

an Ep.

pf.

there

aor. 2

:

Ep.

also (as

is

,

$,

if

part,

gen.

Ep. pres. for

, {)

>

to breathe.

wind, air.

the breath of life

up

Att. contr. for

,

4 ,

;

the ghost, spend one's spirit,

inspiration.

III.

life.

Spirit, spiritual

. breath, to give 2. spirit,

Being:

—

—

:

( €08, and

/^—-,

€€€.

, () , () ) -,

Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost.

the

07*01'

Hence

turn into wind or with wind.

to

f.

2. to agitate

air: to inflate.

common

ovos,

Att.

used both in sing, and

r\,

breathing, the lungs. fut. of

Ep.

later

(v. sub.

pf. iriirvvf.tai, part,

to blow, breathe, of the wind.

forth an odour, exhale

c.

:

thing, be redolent of; rarely

77,

gen.

to smell

rei,

of

{tiovs,

)

a vessel for

{ttovs,

water for washing

6v, interrog. Adj.

=

(or troQ^v')

)) ,

;

,

-iroe-apYos, ov, {novs, apyos) swiff- or white-footed. able of foot, swift«s, {irovs,

breathe, send

a footed.

-€)5,

dat. rei, to smell with

c.

,

() -, :

II. to

,

77pos,

the feet in, fool-pan.

luhat country ? Lat. cujas ?

from

Pass., aor. 1

:

liable to gout, gouty.

the feet in.

and

f.

aor. i 'iirvtvaa

:

,

gouty.

-, ,

(irj/ecy,

0,

Hence

,

organs of ivashing

the

pi.

in the feet, opp. to

have gout in the feet.

to

spiritually.

567

a trap or snare for the xeipaypa (gout

(novs, aypa)

gout

in the hands).

II.

,, , (^), ) ,, €:.-^ ', (:— ^

of

Adv. -kws,

:

,

II.

feet.

, , belonging to wind or breath.

the spirit, spiritual

:

,

drawn

(novs,

ov,

upor,

the

a robe or gar2. as Subst., hard, pant, foot. to the reaching feet. V. ment live. to breathe : breath, IV. to draw gasp. wvos, 0, {ttovs) in plur. the ragged ends breathing metaph., c. ace. cognato, the feet and tail, in the skins of animals by -nviiv formed spirare Martem nveiv, Lat. ; spirit "Apea a lion's \(0VT0S VI. to breathe favourably to be of a high spirit. of animals,

to

(

III.

it.

breathe

-

;

, , , ,.

skin

or graciously on one, Lat. aspirare alicui. a?i oven: or nvlyexis, ectis, 6,

{'^)

or

coals to smother the flame.

, {)

damper put on

,

, , , , ('

a cover

2.

choking, stifling, of throt-

tling or heat.

=

, ()

(/) thoking, 065, «, choking, €v,

('^)

trvi^ai

inf.

[]

—

throttle

fut.

[t],

II. to

^

From

the feet.

:

:

'•-5,

aor.

2

to seize by the throat,

also to be

:

stew.

,— {) TTViKTOS,

$,

€s, {irvtyos,

:

along with of blasts

stifled,

Ep. and Ion. wind, blast, air

fire

:

!,

strangled.

;

metaph.,

irvoai

wind

;

:

of

blasts

II. a hard-drawn breath, breath. Ares. a breathing odour, fragrance : a vapour, exhala-

III.

(

',

IV. the breath of a wind-instrument. tion. gen. iTVKvos (not ttvvkvs), 17, the Pnyx, the or meetings ot place at Athens where the it was cut out of a small hill the people were held :

,,

just

west of the Acropolis, of semicircular form like

a

cerne.

Ion.

grass-time, summer.

-05, , (,

) ^, soft

-&08, . Dor. and Att. for

foot

:

as Subst.,

;

the feet.

)

, , -, () , $ () , . , ) -, --, ) ) -, ) -, ,

of horses,

,

ov, (ttovs)

to

(ttovs) to

have the feet

$,

6,

nobayos,

6,

guiding the

a guide, an attendant.

—

bind the feet, tether:

—

Pass.,

tied, be tethered.

on or to thefeet. reaching over the feet;

garment that entangles

the

it.

a strap or snare for the fee'. Ep. gen. and dat. dual for dancing-girl. bursting forth ct «s,

,

, ($,

(,

a stamp of the foot.

, (',

-,

offoot.

:

of the measure of a foot, a

a long

feet in

$

ctvKos a tall straight pillar which quite covered the body

a snare or trap

, ($,

a cloth and Dor. iroia -.—grass : herba Medica, sainfoin or lu- feet on, afoot-cloth, mat. swiftness of foot, fleetness. III. a grassy place, meadow.

Lat. II.

swift as the wind.

aoTTis the large shield

catch the feet.

theatre.

.

, 8,

($)

to

apapeiv) reaching down to the a robe that falls over the feet

ov, (ttovs,

-nvpus nvoat

"Apfos

feet; hence,

f.

Dor.

swift as) blasts of

(i. e.

ov, {itovs,

(s, (ttovs,

*kvlyKw) reaching down

foot long, broad, or high.

flSos) stifling.

, ,

5 $$

-€,5,

1

:

cook in a covered vessel, to seethe,

«, , {)

II. the

the ends.

see

Pass, to be stifled or choked

drowned.

by

(05

es, (jrovs,

a choking, stifling, of heat. aor. or med. Pass., fut.

:

one's neck

, -. -, -€5,

stifling heat.

stifling.

to stifle, choke

:

hung round

neck or mouth of a wine-skin, which was formed by III. one of these ends, the other being sewn up. a narrow strip any similar extremity ; 2. the lower end or corner of a sail, the of land. sheet.

choking.

,

TO,

;

€

,

,

,

fs,

rub the

From

($, %) swift-footed, fleet of foot:

,

generally swift, quick.

.

to

to

Ion. for

grass.

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

.

— 568 TToOcivos,

,

,

,

—

TToOeLvos

()

,

iro0ev Ion.

Lat, tmde

?

? ris,

iroOev e7s

who, whence from what part

him

a person one's son, i.e. to adopt

sired, missed, regretted:

place

:.

:

€

7rotKtXo5et/)09.

longed for, dehence mourned for. interrog. Adv. whence ? from what

also as,

:

: ;

make

to

,

a thing one's

hold, reckon, esteem a thing as to

;

.

.

as son

own :

;

generally to

,

take, reckon a thing for a visitation

;

-

ddvov

rt to esteem it a grievous thing nepl thou of men ? Lat. magni facere, to esteem a thing of in Att. to express surprise, II. of Phrygia? III. for irov great moment. 4. to compose, write, esp. in verse, whence can it he f how possibly f to make : also to invent also io make, represent in where ? poetry (whence a poet) periphr. in Med., enclit. Adv. from some place or other. for for Dor. for also for ov, Dor. for npoaianfpos. II. do; to act like •iro0€vvT€S, Dor. and Aeol. part. pi. of a Spartan c. ace. dupl. to do something to another, Dor. 3 pi. of to do one good or aor. I act. eiroor or fut.

art

;

. . . , , ( )^-€, , -. -,

;

;

, " —

^^,

6-

, , =

to

one's desiring, one's desire.

long or oe anxious to do. the longing soul. 17,

p. = 1os,fond

II.

-

2. c. inf.

as Dep.,

desire of, regret for

,€, ).

(as if

;

from

,, () , ($, ) -, -5, -, -,-$.-. desired,

whither ? Adv., poet, for also anyhow, perhaps.

enclit.

where

:

there

also a pecul. usage,

is

ks Tovs

:

longedfor, regretted. II. where ?

irov,

II.

of Time, some

,

, , , , ,

ecus,

ating.

part. fern, is

lost,

fond

desire or regret, a yearning after, longing for, Lat.

a yearning after thee love. Adv. whither f Lat. quo? c. gen Lat. 2. for irov to what spot of earth f ; II. to what end? Lat. quorsum? ubi? where? TTOi, enclitic Adv. somewhither. ads

,

;

,

Dor. for grass. Ep. pres. med. part, of Ep. impf. med. of Dor. for pres. part. ace. of I. to make, produce, execute, nOIE'fl, f. Med. to make for oneself, of esp. of works of art to make themselves houses bees, also to have a thing made. 1. to bring to pass, bring about, cause, effect; Lat. sacra facere, to do sacrifice, perform the rites of sacrifice to celebrate the Isthmian games. 3. io make, shape, create : to beget : of corn, etc., to produce, grow, raise : also to make or render so and Pass, to be made so and so, to become : so Med. to make so and so for oneself, eraipov :

€ :

to

:

—

,

—

make him

—

one's friend

:

viov to

make

opt. of

,

:

i.

:

e.

to be

made

{oU)onewhomakes,amaker. poet.

or

)

II.

capable of making, pro-

poetical

,,

a forming, cre2. a poem.

one must make or do.

neut.

(sub.

the art

Adv. -kws. made, fabricated, worked.

of poetry, poetry.

made

I

art of poetry. ov, verb. Adj. of

005, , ,—()

ductive

:

TToi, interrog.

.

II.

a maker,

of

absent or

grassy.

a making

17,

,/,,

Dor. for

0'02, , desire for what ;

greatly for

-.]

II. the

done.

Dor. for

desiderium

made

,. {)

, ()

0«08, ,

love-stricken.

ov,

for

good-will

3 1• Aeol. aor.

anywhere, some-

at length.

,

2.

€(

77

or towards the Lacedaemonians. [Att. Poets, esp. Comic, often use the penult, short, Ion. for grass. ev, grassy, rich in grass. anything made ox done : I a work, piece of workmanship. 2. a poetical work^ poem. 3. a« act, deed. Dim. of a little poem.

,, ., $ -, ) , -, , , , ,. ,

time

doing, to do;

III. intr. to be

do or have done to one.

to

€5, (, () $, , () . cfj

interrog. Adv., poet, for irov,

for

2. to put.

fj

.

a longing after thee. Ep. pres. inf. of

'•05, ", ,

€€ evil.

€$ -, ,

what is absent or lost, to desire or regret fondly, yearn after, long for ; and so to miss, regret, Lat. desiderare : rb to desire

:

-^-

:

pass. Tre-

pf.

:

or

:

:

:

(.

:

or kitoOeaa Ep.

;

()

by oneself, invented.

'•-€, (,

II.

-$, (,

(pay(iv) to eat grass.

Dor. for with broidered reins, ov.

(, €) ^-

ov, gen. ovos, with party-coloured robe, with spangled garb. an embroidering, embroidery a piece of embroidery : metaph. cunning.

,), (5) ($) f.

(

Pass., pf.

, -, (, ) :

—

:

work in embroidembroider to diversify, vary : metaph. to trick out with fair words, embellish. Hence anything tvrought in various aTos, colours. 2. broidered work, broidery. ov, of changeful :

ery.

:

to

II. to

-

broider, :

,

or subtle counsel.

Dor.

-5,

vos, 6,

)

,

($,

yijpvs) of varied voice, many-toned.

iTOiKi\6-Btipos, ov, neck.

($,

with variegated

^,,,, ;:

-,

,

gen.

ovos,

($,

)

—

-$,

,

spotted hair, spotted, brindled.

,

569

TToXies,

{ ) -, , -, -, $) , -, ) -, ) -, $)

with spotted or dappled skin. iroiKlXo-epYos, ov, {noiKiKos, 'ipyov) of varied work. with /dKos, ,

,

() () , Dim. oi

TO,

() ,,

irotvaios, a, ov,

,

,

a herd

ov,

a flock of sheep.

of cattle,

for a flock or herd.

of

a little flock. punishing, avenging.

,

an avenger, punisher. []

opos,

[]

Ion.

;:

: :

!

—

to avenge, punish From avenge oneself on one. a ransom paid for the shedding of blood full of vaov, (noiKiXos, generally, a price paid, redemption, requital: 2l\$o the rious devices. ov, {ttoik'iKos, of variegated price exacted, vengeance, penalty, Lat. poena ; to take vengeance for his life; ttjs form, variegated. to give atp^r) ov, of various disXerxes satisfaction for the death of his heralds: often course. like to suffer vujtos) with back of in phrase, ov, to punishment, Lat. dare poenas ; varied hues. 2. in good sense, irrepov) with wing of inflict it, Lat. sumere poenas. iroiKiXo-TTTCpos, ov, II. personified, recompense, reward. changeful hue. ov, many-coloured, spotted, pied, the goddess of vengeance, vengeance. one that punishes , fern. II. worked in various colours, of varydappled. arms inwrought or avenges, an avenger. ing colour ; avengiftg, punishing. ov, III. generally changeful, various : with brass. to gather herbs : also to put up 2. f. henceofvarious art, elaborate, inlaid, variegated. From corn in sheaves. intricate, riddling, ambiguous changeful, varying, gathering herbs. ov, hence artful, cunning. ov, feeding on grass or ov, (voiKiXos, Aeol. ov, with grassy II. herbs. with broidered sandals.

and full of various ov,

{iroiKiXos,

iSos, 6,

Med.

wiles.

f.

to

-

,

(\$,

-5, (,

(,

002, ,

) -,

ov,

with varie-

ov,

wrojight.

ov,

pastures.

curiously

twittering

or singing in various notes. lyyos, ,

what nature

f

!

, ,

with

manner ? fl-oios,

,

who embroiders

fern,

a broiderer.

:

iroiKiXsoSos, 6v,

€€

($,

, ()

:

to

soothe,

lull,

—

to guide, lead,

beguile,

pas-

()

like

2.

me-

govern:

Lat. pascere

quality.

of breath ; hence generally, also to work hard, be busy. f.

es,

to be out

)

, (, ()€ €.

, $, ,

puff", snort.

or

),

(redupl.

II. to

,

ki7id

to hasten, hurry, hustle

blowing, snorting.

aros, to,

from

From to blow,

blow out, puff up.

$ ( , () ,

absol. to keep flocks, be a shepherd.

, also

to feed, tend, Lat.

,

[], (redupl. from

f.

to be different.

taph. to tend, cherish, foster:

—

of riddling song. variously ;

Adv. of

f.

cere

one

),

of a certain nature,

6v, indef. Adj.

or quality.

manifold cowisel, wily-minded.

,,

);

;

() , , , $,) , , , -, ,

accompanied by the various notes of the harp. ovos,

,

ov, interrog. Adj. of ov Ion. koios, of what sort ? Lat. qualis ? in Homer ectexpressing surprise and anger; II. Tres what manner o/" speech hast thou spoken in Att. also with the Art. when it stands alone, (sub. Ion. III. fem. dat. Lat. quomodo ? how ? in what as Adv., = ;

(, ) 5 5 (, (, (, ) '•5, 5,

-, ) --, ) -, :

-5, $,

a,

with varied

delighted by variety.

6-€5,

delights

,

(, y) (, (,

of a ship, with painted prow. es,

,

.«, ()

-, -5, {, ) {, ) :

, , , -, -,-,) ) 2 ,

—

gated robe

$ , 5,

Dor. for (rro/fos)

like

grass, grassy,

or

wool, hair.

—

(os)

to shear wool Dor. f. II. Pass, to grase, Lat. pasci hence to deceive. Med. to shear or clip for oneself. to range over in grasi?ig, to stray ; wool uncombed, a fleece : also iroKos, 0, every place has been ranged over, traversed. III. II. a sheep-shearing. , Dor. for flock or tuft of wool. a herd: metaph. an an irreg. pi. act. occurs in the proverb elt 6, to an ass-shearing, i. e. to a place where nothing is to army under its leader. Hence be got. fut. of to cover with wool: Pass, to be f. herds[], opos, ,

. , () .() =, - ,, , $, , , , ,

man, shepherd: a shepherd of the people, prince, chief

,

()

a herdsman, a shepherd; a shepherd of the people, i.e. a prince, chief.

(vos,

covered or clothed in wool. ,icc. pi. of Dor. for Ep. plur. of iroXces,

(,

$. 5.

, —

:

:

(5. ,, <€, -, , )

Dor. for the Polemarch's residence: and

,

to be

{€8,

,

one

From who begins

nO'AEMOS

Athens

at

11.

who

or

originally

()

'•€5,

Ep.

,

a

battle,

to stir

up

fight

ge-

:

war

to levy

loar;

nerally,

:

:

, (($, )

f.

war.

Polemarcb.

leads the war, a leader, chieftain. the Polemarch was the third archon,

'. -,

'Ko€ab9 —

570

f.

—

:

against one.

personified,

II.

7€-8,

War,

Battle.

ov, (ffoXe/ios,

€, —, (^)

war.

wasting by

, ', ^, , . €. $, . -^ ' , () -, 5, ( -,, -, ) 6-5 ,, ) ^, , ' ' $. , , , ^, €€, , , ( ^^ ^, ) "-, 8 /,, , . €, € ), , , ^ -, $)

commanded

battle

in

he was present at the battle

;

of Marathon : later he presided in the court in which 2. in Sparta were tried. the causes of the 3. at Thebes the commander of a division or after the it was the name of two officers of chief rank

.

(-

Boeotarchs.

f.

$)

generally,

:

—

Pass, to

;

III. in

in pass, sense.

waged or carried on; whatever hostilities were comtnitted. ov, Dor, undertaking war : warlike. ov. Ion. form of

Pass, to be

(ttoAos) intr.

II. trans, to turii tip, till,

versari.

plough.

gen.

gen.

•€5,

\is

,

warlike.

wish for war. one must go

to

verb. Adj. of

to

war. :

—

poet,

:

in

;

:

(iroXf-

wage war, fight with or conjunction with another

wrangle, dispute.

later to quarrel,

^

make war upon, fight

as. Ion. for no\((s, irokds, plur.

grow gray

to

q.v.

,

'apvos

€5,

and

Ep. nom. and dat. pi. of iroXis. Ep. Pass., I to build or found a city

aor.

pf.

:

($)

:

:

generally, to build, found, lay the foundation of. to colonise by building

a

=

Dor.

,,

with.

the signal

2.

II. hostile

tle.

also causing hostility.

:

Adv. in

a citizen

Ion. for

ing

to

of or belong2. the business of war.

ov, also os, ov,

war;

warlike.

rarely like Subst.,

7^,

),

\€5 €( {^)

ol,

II. hostile

the enemy.

—

as

(sub.

2.

the enemy's country.

:

f.

aor.

:

and

aor.

I

in

, ov,

also os,

-

warrior. ov, of or belonging to II. war-chnnots.

-,

the btisiness of

Ep. rior, combatant ;

war.

ov, 6,

{6\($,

From

(\€) a war-

war-horses. kXUvos) raising the

) ^--, , \$ -, \5, €€ */5, ov,

din of war.

ros, ov,

and

Ep.

into the fight.

(

6€$,

I

(noXis,

:

Pass

'^, or epicos)

in a city, blockade, beleaguer, besiege:

-€5, ,

:

—

to

fut.

,

:

hem

metaph.

to

Hence

besiege, importtme.

ov, verb. Adj. that

must or can be

taken by siege.

3.

:

a warrior:

with gray

med. form

,

Ep. for

a

hair on the temples, growing gray.

hostility.

,

also

:

city.

ov, (jsoXios,

hostile fashion ;

to be hostile.

,

for batHence

II.

city.

-, , , $, ,, ^, , () ,(^ , '5 •5 -, :

or white.

Dor. for iroXirjoxos,

of or for tvar, tvarlike; fellow-citizen, a countryman. iToXif|Tis, ihos, fern, oi warlike exercises, warlike usages, the itito or to the Adv. of the art of (sub. so,

war, war.

rto-

prince of a city or state. (iroXis) guardian of the city, epith. of Athena (Minerva) in her oldest temple on the Acropolis of Athens, as distinguished from

€05, , , (6(5)

art of tvar

of

(noXis,

trans, to

II.

Ion. for

Ion. gen. and dat. sing.

:

f.

to

poet, for

against one

Dor.

fut.

but

:

of

Pass,

hostile.

II.

Desiderat. of

of voXis

pi.

pi.

ov.

(.€$)

II.

trans, to turn up, to turn the soil with the plough, to

Pass, also of war, to be

(($,

plough.

go about, range, haunt.

(ttOXos) to

with

dispute

make war upon, treat as an have war made upon one

med.

so fut.

also to fight,

:

quarrel,

to

ace. to

II. c.

enemy, attack

:

war, wage war with

to be at

:

give battle one.

Pass., aor. I

:

to make hostile, make made an enemy of. to go or range about, Lat.

f.

an enemy of

finishing war.

compd. of roAe/ios, if, like a Greek Lamachus in war. Adv. of to the war,

a beleaguering or besieg-

'2, , ,

ing a

city,

a

siege.

gray or hoary

hair,

white hair

;

also

os,

:—

Tais iroXiais

;

hairs come lower down (i. e. temples to the beard) rroXios :

II.

of

gray or as the gray from the head and absol. a gray-beaded

-, -, ) -, , '^ ,

man.

),

gray, white;

(sub.

al

metaph. bright, serene.

III.

metaph. hoary, venerable. ov, (nuXis, cuTos, 0,

skin

:

() protecting a

,

city.

{noXios, xpojs) with white

white.

(5,

Ep.


;

sacker of

cities.

Ion. gen, voXtos Att.

—

—

:;

.•; :

:

',

ace.

,

:

—

',= :

:

5, 8,

:

:

Ion.

, , ,&5( ,,

—^^ovvp^os

Ep. ttoAcvs dat. also occurs but Ep. ace. gen. rroPlur., nom. TroAets Att. iroXus Ion. ttuKks ace. dat. \iojv Ep. iroKuaai Dor. poet, also no\eos Ep.

.

ctVy

;

;

itu\is

the fortress of the city, citadel,

.

which

at

,

571

{voKis) a small town.

Dim. of

TO,

a very small town. Adv. /s) many

[d],

poet.

, . ) , , ) , ) Att.

II. in

times, often, oft.

perchance, Lat.

)

si forte;

,

d

ov, also os, ov,

(

perhaps,

Lat. ne forte.

many

(rroXvs)

Athens was sometimes called voXis, while the rest of times as many, many times more, many times larger; followed by ^ or by a gen. neut. pi. II. a whole country, the city was called as Adv. III. when are joined, state. and ov, gen. ovos, — \is is the body of citizens, their dwellings: hence the state, the citizens who form the state, a free Adv.

, -,

-

a. the

aros, to,

a collection of build-

) -, ) -, '!-5, {,». ) -, ()

ruling a

,

right of citizenship.

{')

managing

(noKis,

ov,

or

guarding a

(^\$,

ov,

city.

ov, poet, for

a ruler of

ov, 6,

zens or a state, a chief magistrate. TToXlTCta Ion.

,

, ,

the relation of

a

rights of a citi2. the life of a cili-

zen, citizenship, Lat. civitas.

of a statesman, government, the condition of constitution. 2. a commonwealth

II.

a state, a state, a republic.

citi-

and

citizen to the state, the condition

administration.

the life

III. civil polity,

aros, to,

vernment, political

()

act.

, (^)

II.

a

a measure of gostate,

community

to be a citizen or freea free state. 2. to have a certain form of government, have public affairs administered in a certain way : Pass, to be governed. II. Dep. fut. med. aor. I med. and pass. pf. pass, ittto be a free citizen, have the qualifications of a free citizen : generally, to live in a 2. to take part in the government. III. state. trans, to administer or govern : absol. to conduct the government.

man,

f.

live in

€,

:

:

:

, . 5 , .

[],

.

:

,

Ion. for

,

Ion,

(,

6,

()

ov. Ion. for

many ways, many {5, various manners. Adv. (5, from many places

, ) , , , . ,

sides,

in

(, {8,

:

many

places.

Adv.

iroWo-SeicaKts,

many

in

II.

($ $, =

[d]

tens of times,

05,

SeKaiiis)

5,

Ion. masc. and neut. for but used almost entirely in the oblique cases:

v.

$.

,,

Lat. multesimus

:

($, 5)

very

one out of many,

little, slight, trivial.

€€

II.

of many years, i. e. after many years after a very long time. Adv. -tws, in a very small degree. iroXos, 0, 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, II. land turned the sky or firmament, Lat. polus. tip with the plough. III. a basin-shaped sunof Time,

in the last

;

(, 4)

-, -05, , (, ) )(, ) -, -, -, {, )

dial.

ov,

($, aypa) catching much game. conquering in

contests.

'no\v-axyo%t ov, the

:

for 7nany reasons. in many places. Adv. towards many Adv. itito many parts or quarters. many times, often. II. Adv. =

or sides

city.

zen.

.

Adv.

times, often.

town.

city,

,

-.

state, republic.

ings, a

.

($,

abounding

ov, gen. ovos,

many

in goats. very bloody.

{$,

aivos) ov, Tro\t)-aiv€Tos, ov, and or state, a citizen, freeman, Lat. 2. full of wise discourse. a fellow-citizen, fellow-countryman: much-praised. with many shocks, /ios [t], gods our also used with another Subst., weariness caused by imimpetuous ; fellow-citizens, gods of the city. of or for a citizen, be- petuous onsets. to be full of men, to be populous. fitting a citizen, like a citizen, constitutional, Lat. the body of citizens, the com- From civilis : of places, with many ov, II. belonging to or befitting a statesman munity. II. of persons, III. be- men, full of men, thick-peopled. as Subst., , a statesman. longing to the state or its administration, concerning numerotis. rich in flowers. ov, the commonwealth the body politic : much-blossoming. «s, the science of politics but (sc. IV. generally, public, , a large population, multitude of state-affairs.

member of a

civis.

,

city

^

2. also

05, , , ($)

$,

7-8,

)

8, !,

a

)

^) -^, (,) -«, (, -,/.

-,

as opp. to private.

Adv. of

($,

in a

manner

citizen, constitutionally, Lat. civiliter.

befitting

people.

From

populous

:

(os,vpos)full of people,

crowded.

-

{, ) (, (,

572

5

["], op^s,

:

, ,

=

II.

) -, •--, (, )

Att. -aparos, ov,

much prayed for, much

)

ov, {TtoXvs,

of a person, expensive, extravagant. with , (iroXvs, ridges or necks of land. ov, TToXij-divbpiOi and with many trees, full of trees.

expense

:

$,

^)

,

mtich-stifficing, sup-

){, -, ^ ,) , -, ) ) 8) -, ) -, -, , (,) -, (, ) -, ) -, )

plying many, abundant. ov,

3--5, many , {$,)

many chariots.

with

many-toned. apvos)

ov, (iro\ts,

-apvos, or,

irreg. dat.

lambs or sheep

with

ov,

:

with

:

:

with

ov,

($,

many

much-busied.

,,

furrows

:

stars,

,

••)-•€5,

-, ) -, ) -5, (, ) ) -5, -, ) ) -, (, -, ) -, -, -, -, 7•6$,, -, -8 (\$,

drowned.

very deep.

€S, (ttoXvs,

much-nourishing. ov, (noXvs, (vo\vs, iroXi}-pOT€ipa Ep. fern. Adj. nourishing many, much-nourishing. much-nourishing. ov,

,

,,

(no\vs, clusters, abounding in grapes. vos,

with

with

ov,

^ovys.

many

nooses.

Dor. for much(S, {noXvs, Dor. cheering, delightful, gladsome. {voXvs, yrjpas) exceeding old. ov, {noXvs, yXevKos) abounding in must or new wine. many-eyed. ov, (noXvs,

-, -5, -, €, -, -, ) -,

many-tongued

yXv)

ov, (voXvs, ov,

yXa)

yvv) with

ov, {rroXvs,

windings, curling.

many

y()

Att. -ttos, ov, (iioXvs,

harmonious.

:

many

yyv) well-known.

{itoXvs,

y
fastened with

nails, well-bolted.

Dep. {noXvyovos)

•noXtj-Yovos, ov, {iroXvs, yovos) producing

many,

much

or highly

ov,

{voXvs,

)

II,

act.

) )

ov, (noXvs,

,

much

wept,

much-weeping.

very dewy.

liberality, munificence.

ov, {jtoXvs,

doiuered.

is, (jroXis,

various.

From

with rich gifts, well-

of many kinds, diverse,

) )

iroXC-cXaios, ov, (voXvs, eXaiov) yielding in oil. (jtoXvs,

ov,

mazy, complicated.

-,

TToXti-ipaorTOS, ov, {ttoXvs,

-€5,

and much-working, hard-working.

-€5,

is,

-,

is, (iroXvs,

years.

eros) of

)-€5, -, (, $) and

much wished for,

-,

II.

-, -, -, 5 -, -,

ov, (iroXvs,

ov, (voXvs,

ov,

is,

-,

of wild

:

beasts.

much-loved. ov, (ttoXvs, ipyov)

many years, full of

,

{ircXvs,

-

)

much

envied,

much

much

envied or

(vyov) many-benched. yop(v) speaking much,

(noXvs,

(ttoXvs,

-,

Dor. is,

()

)

{ttoXvs,

ov, (ttoXvs, Ofos)

many gods

much-praised.

ov, (ttoXvs,

wordy.

to

many-folded,

full of envy.

desired.

-2|5,

oil,

tyiuch desired.

ov,

desired.

much

many words, wordy.

() -, of

is, (jroXvs, eitos)

over-cotirageous, bold.

very lamentable, tearful.

much-running,

much-wa?idering.

and iroXv-BaKpis, gen. i5o», , ", of or with many tears : hence muchII. act. much-weeping. ov,

(iroXvs,

^)

ov,

loud- or far-soundifig.

art, very skilful.

very Polydeuces, Lat.

€-5,

working with great

II. act.

,

Pollux, son of Leda, brother of Castor, one of the Dioscuri, celebrated as a boxer. ov, (iroXvs, very thirsty, i. e. illwatered, afflicted with drought. TtoKv-hovos, ov, {voXvs, much-driven. very famous. ov, {voXvs,

resounding.

ov, (ifoXvs, haihaXos)

wept, tearful.

ecos,

lovely.

to multiply.

prolific.

wrought, richly dight.

= yXevKos)

{iroXvs,

iroXtJ-CTraiviTos, ov, (noXvs,

rich in oxen.

from

much-seeing. with many bands,

II.

7-.5,

exceeding wise.

ov, 6, (iroXvs,

iweet.

many aboutiding

much-counselling,

ov, (itoXis,

f's,

ov, {noXvs,

if

strong-bound.

, -, ) -, many

with

with broad acres, spacious. with many necks. ov, (voXts, deep-plunged, is,

() ^)

poet. dat. pi. as

is, (iToXvs,

es,

many. {voXvs, aarpayaKos) with the government of

ov, {noXvs,

iroXv-aarpos,

'-, -€5,

many flocks.

many joints. starry.

many

(', (-

desired.

is, {iToKvs,

causing great

) )•-, -, ($. ^,

of many husbands. apyvpos) rich in silver.

much freqtiented.

iToXij-apyipos, ov,

. - -, —

many-toned: much-

) ov,

(noXvs, yxioi) very confident,

of many gods, dedicated many gods. with much game, full

)

consisting of ov, {voXvs,

much-loved, very

. -, ) -, ) .

—

-^, ,

of

gen. ovos, (rroKvs,

-, ) -5, $) -, $, )

the Nile, much-fertilising or

iroXv-epeiTTOs, ov, (ttoXvs,

abounding in monsters.

much-nourishing. much-bewailed. much-wailing. with much hair.

ov, {iroKvs,

-, -, -5, ) -, (, )) -, €,, -5, -, -, ') ) -5, ) ov, (ttoXvs,

, ,{\8,

ovv, (rroKvs, Opoos)

ov, contr.

with

much

clamorous. ov, {no\vs,

noise,

much

talked of,

with many doors or metaph. with many leaves. celebrated with

iroXti-OiiTOS, ov,

sacrifice

:

abounditig in

,

city,

much

much knowledge, saga-

gen. los Att.

iSpis)

fcus,

, ,

{vo\vs,

of much knowledge, very wise or learned. ov, (voKvs, innos) having many horses,

,,

=

(ttoXvs,

troXv-txQvos, ov, (^noXvs, (s, {vokus,

=

Kay

-, -$,(, )$)

or parched

:

itoXvcSpis.

abowiding

''

i?ifish.

very dry

much-bur niftg.

-, (, ) -, ) -5, ) -, -, is,

ov, (iro\vs,

very ill-fated

or miserable.

with

(S,

,

and

many

twists

much-slaughtering

is, (ttoXvs,

Kairvos)

much-smoked:

with smoky rafters.

ov, (ttoKvs,

17,

abundance offruit.

ov, {voKvs,

:

TToXv-Koipavos, ov,

ov,

the rule

17,

($,

From much

Kapnos) with

KO'pavos) wide-ruling. oft-diving.

many-headed.

ov, (noXvs,

. .

-, (, -, ) )) -, -, -, -, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ) ) -, (, -, (, ) -, (, ) --, -, {,)) -5, (, ) 5. -, (, ) -, (, (, )

i?ig

loud or

clearly.

Kpovvos)

springs.

-KTiavos, ov, (ito\vs, Kriavov) = with ov, gen. ovos, {itoXvs, or great possessions, very wealthy. — ov, {voXvs, much-slaying, ov,

(5,

murderous.

,

crafty.

Kipas) many-horned;

of much horned cattle. ov, {uoKvs, KeoTos) much-wrought

V. (povos the slaughter

of many oars.

ov,

much-chatter-

ing, much-warbling.

with

,

(1os,

ov,

ov, also

ative.

2.

,

7\($.

,

i8os [t],

many banks of

many

much implored where many

=

much

a large

lot

much

speaking,

yos)

ov,

talked

parts.

ov,

in

ios)

ios)

many

(iroAiis,

consisting of

ways.

)

ipov)

generally, abundant.

,

bleating.

or often

many-toned, musical.

is,

Adv. -pus,

much

very drunk. with many limbs or

is,

II.

:

having learnt much, way.

in a very learned

very furious.

is,

'•-€5,

From

of.

-,

-, {, (, -, -, ,

members.

talk.

much-talking, talk-

-, (,(,))

measures

oars.

ov, {iroKvs. K\rjpos) with

or portion, rich in land.

corn-

very stony.

ov,

,

much

'•-€8,

(noXvs, K\ios) = (ttoAvs, Kkfis) with

(v,

benches of rowers, with

,

K\ios) far-famed. ov, {voXvs, KKetTos) far-

famed, of great renown.

many

a temple

'•-8,

or lamented.

is, {ttoKvs,

swelling

much-revelling.

ov,

is, with the needle, well-stitched. knowing much. Adv. is, {noXvs, Kfj5os)full of care, grievous. is, ov, very deadly. ov, (s, {noKvs, K7JTos)full of monsters. ov, (noXvs, fought for. [a] or ov, also

much deplored

KvbiCTOs)

much-lamenting,

ov,

ov,

€€, , -,

-, -5, (, ) -, -5, )3-5 -€8, -€5, -, €, -, -8,

{-,

ov,

held in highest honour, most glorious. ov, gen. ovos, with many waves.

ov, much-sounding. or entreated; From great craft or cunning. is, (jroKvs, KipSos) very cunning or prayers are offered.

iroXtJ-K€
many

with

fruit, fields.

ov, {iroXvs, KiXaSos)

, , (iroXvs,

to many. of many. From

ov,

many-headed.

rich in fruit, fruitfid.

iroXv-KeptJS, orros,

common

-KOivos, ov, (iToXvs, koivSs)

-,

many

mountainous.

very plaintive.

turns.

iroXti-Kairvos, ov, (^noXvs,

with

(rro\vs,

ov, also

much-parching.

also

laborious.

2. later,

toil.

ov,

many

rich in horses.

opos,

micch-wrought,

(iroXvs,

ov,

wrought with much

or

washed by many a wave.

pass,

ov,

cunning.

Ion,

much dashing

ov,

II.

,

= iTo\vi^pis.

{-noKviSpis)

many

very mighty. is, (noXvs, ringov, (noKvs, -KpoTOS, ov, also

sacrifices.

ov, gen. ovos,

swelling.

Ion.

ov, (noXvs,

2.

called from

a land.

shoulders, of mountains

notorious.

apertures.

) (, ) ) -, -, ) (, ) -, ) -, ) () -5, ov, {rro\v$,

573

(*,

holding

many

many much'

-5 -, -.5,

574

many

sheep

:

) $)

-, , (,

Dor.

rich in flocks. {ttoKvs, los, 6,

,

(3 '•-5,

,,

los,

with

of

sels or expedients, ever-ready.

) (, -, , fertility

Ion.

-, -, -, -,

of resources,

(\$,

ov,

in-

From

ventiveness, readiness.

fertile in re-

sources, inventive, ever-ready.

'/)

«. is,

mixed of many

) $)

$) (, {\$,

parts, motley.

ov,

pay, hired at a high rate.

iTokvTros.

much-hated.

,

, -, , -, -,

abundance of dainties

7-5,

-, -5,

ties

:

ov, (ttoAus,

is,

,

-5,

receiving

much

(,

much

,

courted, jvooed by

as

Adj.

fern.

-iraiSos, 6,

--5,

ov, {ttoXvs,

bering, mindful, grateful.

II. pass,

opos,

)-, '-5, -,

remem-

,,

bering much, mindful.

from

{ttoKvs,

;

Polymnia, i. e. the Muse of many hymns, one of the nine Muses, goddess of lyric poe'vy. ov, (ttoXvs,

or accomplishments. ov, {iroXvs,

much-enduring.

ov,

wordy,

(iroXvs,

talkative.

famous

many

won

$) II.

by tnuch

of tnany words,

vaus) with

7-•5,

many

ov,

temples.

with

sailors.

many

-,

(no\vs, vhkos) much-wrangling: often as a prop. n. Polynices. overcast with ov, {ttoXvs,

^)

-, , {, ) -, ) -|65,

clouds, very cloudy

there

:

is

also a Dor.

form

ve(pi\as, gen. a.

,

—

ov, (ttoAvs, £«0;) much-polished.

-, '-$,

abound

ov, (woXi's,

-, -,

in blessings

birds.

:

in wine.

(ttoAi/s, oivos)

(, 65)

ov, (jtoXvs,

ov,

($,

)

. )

€8.

=

,,

son of Polypemon, in allu-

meaning of the word

(, ) , (, ^) v.

;

ov, gen. ovos,

ov, (nokys,

aKos, o,

iroXv-irivTis, es, (ttoXvs,

:

rich

very rainy,

many-eyed.

opvis)

abounding in

causing

close-woven.

mvos) very

with

many bit•

dirty.

ov, [iroKvs,

much-wan-

dering, roaming far a-field : much-erring. leading far astray : act. {noXvs,

II.

metaph.

beguiling, delusive.

roaming fctr

(voXvs,

the wa?tdering ivy.

or long ; much-errifig

ov, (ttoXvs,

:

far- or

2.

oft-

of blows, showered from all sides.

— 7'775.

, ov, = 7\(5.

many

eeneraWy far-extending. ov, {noXvs,

-,

locks

:

of the polypus, with

,

closely -twined.

-, -',

complex.

)

with

(ttoAus, 2.

II.

many

many feelers.

intricacy, cunning, craft.

GV,

thick-wreathed.

in wine.

6$) very wealthy

abundant. ov,

ov,

springs oifoufitaifis. iroXv-iriKpos, ov, (ttoXvs, vifcpas) very keen or as Adv. very bitterly. ter ; neut. pi.

in size:

From

abounding

or

(,

ov, (iroXts,

ov. Ion. for sq.

to be rich,

2. frequent

ov,

deep with snow.

with

irupas) with gen. ovos, of or from many countries. irfvOos) much-mourning, II. pass, much-mourned.

manifold woe, baneful.

wandering

TroXv-^evos Ion. -^€ivos, ov, also ov, (voXvs, ^(vos, ^uvos) : of persons, entertaining many guests, very hospitable. II. visited by many guests.

iToXv-OLvos, ov,

€S,

frequent con~

queror.

fs, (woAjis,

(,

(,

:

ov,

,

-, ^,

,

ov,

fs,

-€5, , ,

very

(paos)

ov, {nokvs, neipa) much-experienced.

boundaries

-, -,

many

From

pass, much-talked-of,

(, , ($, $)

nas,

-,) -, $) ) - -, -, -, (, ) -, )) -, -, ,

toil.

in story, storied.

-vaos, ov,

arts

6$) much-labouring,

pass,

II.

with

(jioXvs, ttais) with

{ttoXvs,

ov,

enterprise.

sion to the

contr.

ij,

,

ov, gen. ovos,

much-rememmuch-remem- very mournful.

bered, never to he forgotten.

) )

great possessiofis, very wealthy. 77, long experience.

daring

in dain-

{no\vs, much-suffering. (voKvvais) abundance of children, ov, exceeding

children.

many

many.

abounding

crafty.^

) ) -, -, -, (, ) -, -, -, -, -,

robes.

many

brocaded

pictured or

;

abundance of

:

^) (,

luxurious.

bright.

consisting of

ov, (ttoXvs,

threads

)

From

food.

very wrathful. many coun-

$)

{iroKus,

,

—

.

From

much-tangledr

metaph. tangled, intricate, entangling intriguing.

(,7'765, = ;7.

act.

ov, 6, poet.

,

ov,

vouetXos) much-varie-

gafed.

-Trovos,

much-suffering

OP, ;

(vokvs, novos)

«.

also causing

ov, 6, see

much-labour ingr

much pain,

painful.

;;

,

-,, , {$,

-,

large rivers.

,

[],

— or

this

-irodos, 6,

,

:

nom.

poet.

Lat. polypus.

;

'^)

Ion.

to

ov

Dor.

sequence.

a meddling,

meddle in

to

:

('^')

meddling:

:

things, to be very

busy : to be meddlesome or officious public affairs, intrigue. ference,

;

nom.

f.

many

snow

(:^$

plur.

ircuXii'iros,

be busy about

of a person,

voXI have been much extolled ; Xoyos a far-spread report strong necessity. 3. of the Value of a thing a^ios worth much ; itoXXov Lat. magni facere, to reckon o{ much con-

ace.

:

of Size or

2. also

vicpcTOs a heavy storm of

as,

deep sleep Xos great and large ;

, ) -, -, -,.). -

noZis, etc. iros

often repeated.

^ -, , ^ (--- ($( ' ) . -, , very venerable.

(iroXvs,

ace. ttov\viiqvv or

;

word was

Degree,

II. as Subst. ttoKvttovs or vovs) many-footed. , more commonly (even in Att.") the many-footed one, the sea-polypus ; gen,

dos

575

$ $$

) , (, many

iroTayuos) wi/b

^?.

officious inter-

character.

active

From

,

;

-

;

gen., as

e.

4.

for

aapKos for . noXvs is often joined to another Adj., many men and good. 6. in Att. with the article, ol the many, a majority ; so also, ;

(($ €

;

$ kni

for the ynost part.

7,

as, troXXos he was urgent in his entreaties. ubos of Space, large, far, wide; way. III. of Time, long.

€$

often

a

long

,

^,

joined with a Partic. and

is

II.

', , -^. ' '•-5, -, ) $ -, ) -, ) -, -, -, ) (, €$) -, (,) $) -, -, ) €$, -, -, ) *. -, -, ) 7-5, -, (, $) ) -, '-•5, (, (, $) ) -, ) -,

-,

busy after

gen.

ov,

many things,

{noXvs,

ovos,

officious,

meddling, turbulent,

ov, (ttoXvs, -npaos) very mild.

Ion. for

rich in sheep

ov, {voKvs,

or cattle

:

Sup.

,

ov,

=

,

Ion.

[voKvs,

Ion. As Adv. iii neut. sing, and pi., much, very : also many times, oft-times, often, of Space, a great way : of often strengthd. by 2. Time, long: of Degree, /ar, very much. :

is

joined with

.

many

of or with

{ttoXvs,

much

folds : with many glens or valleys. TToXv-TTvpyos, ov, (noXis, nipyos) with many towers. ov, {rroXvs, nvpas) rich in corn. ov,

ov,

=

often

:

for long

Comp.

=

flocks: only found in nom.

in sheep

rich

ov,

iro\t»p-po8os, ov,

=

with Sup., as

many

4.

Sup. vXeiOTOs.

very rotten.

ov,

fleshiness, plumpness,

($) very

most august. venerable.

a ruler

opos, 6, (ttoXvs,

very hurtful, bane-

{iroXvs,

r]S,

with

many

roots.

abounding in roses. (noXts, puOos) much-dasbing

corn.

,

II.

abundance of corn ox food. From abounding in high-fed, full of meat. ov, many-oared.

- -, 7-5, -5, (,(,)) --, (,() , ) ; : ,'2,,-,,,;, ', ' -, ^) --, (, ) , , ) ,,( ($' , -?, -, (, $) 9 -,

loud-roaring

very clamorous.

:

{$,

ov,

much-

,

whizzing. and -poos, ov, contr. -pous, pVTOS, ov, (ttoAUs, pectj) much-flowing ; of blood, shed in streams. gen.

?,

;

the

Ion.

declension

is

nom.

I.

:

sing.

gen. ;

and

[]:

anything often repeated

;

hounding.

GV,{voXi%,

ov,

ov,

es,

'•-'•€5,

—

opp. to uXiyos few

, {voXvs,

tered abroad, numerous. ov,

wide-ruling. very shady. OKoneXos) very rocky. thick-woven. wide-spread, scat-

($,

of great

mercy or compassion.

much-sown.,

ov,

fruitful.

;

also

ov,

(ttoXvs,

gen.

5,

rich

in

grapes.

,

are also Ep. forms.

Of Number, many,

:

pi.

dat.

contr. itoXeis

ace.

gen. plur. fern. neut.

:

((8 contr. voXeis; gen. ;

nom.

Ion.

retained by the Att. in all sing., mase. and neut.

except nom. and ace. following are Ep. forms

cases,

The

—

7',

ace.

far-springing,

ov,

s%mft

dat.

rjs,

ace.

voXXas,

times,

with Preps.

ful, mischievous.

($, ($,

ov,

($,

ov,

,

force

its

with Comp.

over many.

pi.

never in nom. sing. ov,

;

, ($,

ov, (noXvs,

^

:

:

far.

;

Att.

highly-wrought.

*'•-, $, , ,

better

the first. 3. mostly, usually.

much-worked,

{noXts,

Adj. to increase

much much more

Adv.,

much-scared, timorous.

,

Comp.

a

or

:

also of

ears of corn, yielding rich crops. ov, with many stems.

rich in

^ ) -, ) :

:

—

576

-€5, , '•-€8, , -6«5,

many

$)

with

is,{vo\vs,

,

deep-sigh

(vokvs,

ing, miserable.

many

, -,

-Tpoiros, ov, (iroXvs,

variety

of

reso7irces,

much-turned, i.e. turning many changeful. 2. manifold. II.

ways, versatile, ingenious

much-spotted,

(iroXvs, rpinovs) with

jj,

) ) )

From

versatility, craft.

much-travelled, wandering.

(noXvs,

ov,

,

-, ,

Ion.

crowned with many

-5, 5) -8,, (, -5, 6, )) -5, -^,

laurel.

-ttoZos,

tripods.

wreaths.

thick-crowned with

a wreath;

.

Hence

) -•5, -., ) -&5, (, ) -,77, ) -, -, ) ) -, -, ) -, 5, -, ) , ((, ) $, 5) -, -, -, -, (, ) -, ) -, ) -, ) ) -, ) €€, (^) *) -, -,^, -. -, ) ^^, , \(,

dappled.

,

a number of

From of or in many lines. with many rows. From

Adv.

lines.

(iroXvs,

ov,

much, bustling.

ov, (noXvs, much-famed in song, much-renowned. ov, (noXvs, much sung of, famous : honoured with many hymns.

speak much. many-tnouthed. ov, (noXvs, much sighing, ov, (noKvs, mournful, melancholy. turning oneself to andfro. From much-twisted ov, to

many drugs

or charms.

of many famous

:

a high Dor.

also in

syllables.

many tales

ov, many-Jointed.

split into

ov, {noXvs,

many-corded.

ov, (noXvs,

ov, {noXvs,

$)

yielding large heaps

worth many

-65,

ov,

great expense,

costli-

persons,

($, Te\os) very expensive, sumptiwus, extravagant — Comp.

) -, )-, ) -, )

expensively:

in the costliest

ov,

6,

or

ov, also

-5,

ov, {iToXvs,

-, -,

ov,

ov, {iroXvs,

of high value,

much

worthy of high honour,

[t

-, -8, -, -,

endtiring, very patient.

, ,

revered.

highly

,

II.

)

{iroXvs,

:

much-enduring.

much-

ing in doves.

forated, full

of

($,

)

productiveness.

From

bearing much ; itoXvoJvosvi'xnt which will bear much water; noXva fortune that wants tempering. very eloquent, wise, $, {noXvs, ov, (noXvs,

much-cut, much-

ov, (jioXvs,

, {ttoXvs,

ov,

(tioXvs,

wisdom

, fullness

or understanding.

ov, (ttoXvs,

,,

ovos,

:

ov,

copper or money.

holes, porotts.

abound'

much-pierced, per-

much-

brass

11.

:

of understanding, great

From

{voXvs,

much-thought-

also ingenious, inventive.

abounding in {ttoXvs, hence rich in copper vessels or

wrought of solid

is, {ttoXvs,

(jroXvs,

of care.

thinking, thoughtful.

having had much

ov, (ttoXvs,

$, , ,

,

iBos, b,

ful, very sagacious

hence unfortunate.

lacerated.

,

ov,

sagacious.

costly.

held in high honour metri grat.]

avTos, 6, (ttoXvs, ovos,

{iroXiis,

arts.

II.

costly.

-, $

feeding many, bountiful.

many, mur-

-, ) -, 5) -, ) ) -, ) ) -, ) ) ) ) -, ) -, ) -, )

,

ov, {ttoXvs,

of high value,

much-delighting.

many

honoured or revered.

— Sup.

manner.

is, {iroXvs,

one skilled in

to endure,

killing

derous.

ov, also,

'•€5, Adv. of

also

ov,(noXts,

cost-

and Sup.

-€5, -5,

sufferitig from

deeply enamoured, love-sick. ov, (noXvs, loud-roaring, :

epith. of the sea.

ness, expensiveness.

— of

ov,

having manyfriends,

ov, (noXvs,

7nany love-chartns

,

II.

much-beloved.

many

bearitig

{-nokis,

with

cries.

II. pass.,

ov, (iroXvs,

much-frightened,

(noXvs,

children.

€5,

loud

as full of the din of voices : the many-voiced, the assembly ; is Subst., = ay to bring before the assembly. ov, destroying many,

talents. fs,

very

utterly destroyed or ruined.

weighifig

ov,

of,

($,

ov,

also with

:

baneful, pernicious.

of corn.

:

or legends

much spoken

strain.

many wordy,

parts, branching.

ly

($,

ov,

pliant, versatile.

(noXvs,

knowing

ov,

{$,

ov,

manners. running about

in divers

ov, (noXvs,

ov, (-noXvs,

brass, all-hrasen.

wide-yawning.

very warlike.

-€$,,,($, () many-handed,

with

many hands:

Hence

also with

many hands

or men.

-, -,

, -, -,

€Lp[a

,

)

multitude of bands or work-

men.

(iroXvs,

ov,

hence many-toned.

-5,

) ))

existing a long

-, ) -&, -, ) -5, -, ) -, ) -, (, )

,

(\$,

of the beds of

(\$,

ov, (vokvs,

,

number or

5,

,

6,

And

ov,

many

)

,

to

is, (iroKus,

-, (, ) ^, () ,

6eos)

a very serviceable manner.

:

,

(()

(os) '2, ,, €€8, ($,

. , ()

,

Ion. impf.

) , ()

to attend, escort,

a bubble,

blister.

for

or

pass,

zealously.

:

conducting,

.•

:

and pains.

, , :

f.

:

(-

II.

2.

II. intr.

aros,

,

which

that

I

ace. pers. to

c. ace. rei,

to

,$

to toil, suffer

pain

Hence

undergo, endure labour.

--

won

:

ace. cognato,

c.

f.

Pass., aor.

Pass, to be

work out

or labour, to

freq.,

—

I. c.

:

is

wrought

out,

work.

() -, ()

to

Dep.

to be evil or wicked,

deal wickedly.

,

badness,

, ()

ness, knavery, Lat. pravitas

,

plight

:

condition

things.

;

3. in

condition, wicked-

'^

a bad state of moral sense, bad, worthless, villain-

ous, knavish, wicked.

Adv.

to

ill,

Hence

miserably

be in a sorry plight. Ep. 3 sing. aor.

/// off,

ill

also cowardice.

:

causing pain or hardship 2. distressed, in sorry painful. of things, bad, sorry : useless, in bad state

.

hence, or

From

otos, to, a knavish trick.

( ,, ) ,,

guide, conduct.

more

or pain to another.

toil

or hardship

to

is

pf.

pass.

toil

by labour

drink, draught.

(-)

:

part.

;

aor. i

cause

lead a procession : to swagger or strut: to abuse with ribald jests, as was customary in processions (see .

:

gain by

()

procession.

:

a bubble.

,

7«,

:

()

€5,

)—

up

to bubble or boil

used by Horn, mostly as Dep. irowith fut. med. aor. I med. and pass, pf. pass, I. of absol. to toil, work hard; to II. toil in the fight hence to be worn out, exhausted. 2. metaph. to be in distress or anxiety, feel pain of II. c. ace. to work at, work hard at, to mind. II,

of a wind, fair : of Hermes, : conducting the souls of the dead to the nether world. Dor. for leading in procession 11. jeering, any solemn or religious procession. ribaldry, customary in the processions of Bacchus and Ceres. any vessel employed in TO, II. at Athens, the place solemn processions. where they were kept. one who attends fcus Ion. rjos, , or escorts, a guide, conductor. 2. one who goes in

''•€,

,

f.

,. , ,

also os, ov,

attending, escorting

,

by bubbles rising.

med. of

, ,=

,

,

made

Sup.

-, , 5,, (, \$. ,

conduct a fleet

to

gush forth.

to

very, highly use-

Adv. -XSjs,

aros,

aroKos)

After Horn, the Act.

many ways

, ,,

2.

as Adj. conducting, leading;

II.

the signal or beacon fire.

pay much regard or perform

fid, usefxd in

in

an

attends or escorts,

attendants, guards.

-€, (,

attention to, to esteem highly.

'-£$,

who

one

plur.

:

;

(jroXvs,

close-meshed.

cells,

(ttoXvs,

or

pass, s^n/,

-^:; -?, ) ) ^'. ( € ^ ) Aeol. for

ov, (rroKvs,

holes or

guide

escort,

Aeol.

great pain.

of great name, famous, renowned. is, and with

, ()

conducting, esII.

uyos,

many

with

many names, worshipped under many names.

-5, -(,

()

ov,

brought.

the noise

pebbles, pebbly,

loud-sounding. very painful.

ov, (iroXiis,

-5,

of votes.

many

of or for a solemn pro-

homeward.

:

or ship.

very sandy.

diversity

with

(ttoXvs,

various votes.

pass, suffering

high-heaped.

From

rivers.

ov,

rich in gold,

\5), and

ov, (noKvs,

,

ov, also

guiding

a messenger.

time, of the olden time, ancient. ov,

adorned with gold.

, ()

,

,

very wealthy.

ov, (noKvs,

ov,

From

577

showy, stately.

:

corting,

, possession ofgreat wealth.

ov, (jroKvs,

, $,

—?. cession

many-stringed:

::

irovos, 0,

(,

i

;

ovps med. of

€(

.

to be

task-work, hard work, the toil of

a sending, despatching, escort- toil, drudgery, Lat. labor; = sending battle hence a battle, action, the tug 2. ing : guidance, conduct, escort. II. a 2. a task. II. pain of body or mind, of war. away, a sending home to one's country. III. the an inter- %uffering, grief: in plur. pains, distress. solemn procession, Lat. pompa. fruit or result of labour, a work. vention, suggestion, guidance. poet. fern, of ••€8,-•5, nom. and ace. pi. of

,

:

. ,, .

.

U

- €5, !

:

,,

578

{.

,

irovTiKOs,

(wovtos)

—

mergo

sea, Lat.

plunge or sink in drowned.

to

Pass, to he

,{$)

from

of,

or in the sea: esp.

, , -5,

from

TTovTios, o, ov, also os, ov, (ttOvtos) of,

the sea

ruling the sea.

:

,

arcs,

()

) -, (, ) , ()() -, -, (, ) -, , (, ()

,

Adv. (v6vToi)from or out of

7],

,,

ov, also

Pass,

(): —

to bring, carry, con-

and Med.

fut.

med.

lord of the sea.

carry oneself, to go, walk, march, travel. loci, to pass over, traverse.

into the sea.

pf.

:

From

passing over the

ov,

,

Sea-

Poseidon, Neptune of the sea.

,

ov,

high sea.

esp. the

the sea,

Huvtoi

II.

Ev^eivoi.

the

open sea, the

Black Sea;

in full,

the country Pontus at the

2.

(, , , ()

sea-shaken.

anything baked, a fiat cake, surprise,

akin to

,—

-,

the cry of the hoopoe.

exclam. of surprise, anger, or pain, oh

shame I akin to

!

—

naulum.

:

fut.

aor.

:

—

to carry ox ferry over a carry over, carry, convey: Pass. to he carried or ferried over, to be transported from II. intr. in Act., like Lat. traplace to place. jicere, to pass over, cross over.

!

.

fie

-, —

,

with

and

(()

gait, Lat. incessus.

sage : a march. ing a river. iropcvOeis,

see

ov,

,

(-

Pass., :

convey.

.

strait,

aor. I part,

II.

power

,

place where men of goings carriage, conveyance.

to

inf.

of

,

- 05, , acquiring

:

at

Athens,

raise

Med.,

f. :

do

to furnish for oneself,

Pass,

. .

impers.

it

is

.

able to provide or

supply full of resources, inventive: fertile of resource in difficul-

of things, practicable. form of

() ()

poet,

a procuring

:

a means of

also profit, gain. ov,

passage, way; resort. 2. a means

:

i

II.

III.

iropts, 101,

aor.

to

:

ace,

ties.

:

— Med. —

()

ov,

c.

i

bring, conduct, fetch, to furnish, provide, supply : to bring :

wealthy, rich.

and

IL

strait, frith,

aor.

:

() —

about, contrive, devise in one^s

*.

ferry:

f.

provide, procure, get

a walking, mode of walking, II. a going, a journey, pas2. a crossing beyond seas, cross-

'•€,

ferry;

Att,

f.

crepitus ventris. ;

Ion. for

(')

pf.

older form of

irope, Ep. for ciropc

,

—

a ct'ossing by ferry, a passage.

make a Hence

whistling, esp. in applause.

()

,

aor.

:

to whistle

Dor. Dor. for

TTopeia,

a ferryman,

a seaman.

ferry-boat, passage-boat.

:

,

:

,

the lips compressed to cry hush ! also to hissing sound in playing the flute, to play ill.

,,

a crossing over,

,,

,

f.

also

Dor.

Pass.,

poet, for

,

passage.

cry cf the hoopoe.

:

Pass.

ravage, plunder.

strait, river, etc.: to

an exclamation of

—

the sack of a town.

boatman, Lat. portitor

sacrifices.

iroiras,

destroy:

-, ,

Ion.

=

used at

form

to be-

a ravager, plunderer. a ravager. Ion. a place for II. a passagecrossing, a passage over, ferry. boat, ferry-boat. III. the fare of a ferry, Lat.

,

opoi,

east end of the Black Sea.

irovTO-TivaKTOs, ov, Ep. gen. of

kill,

:

ov,

sea, sea-faring.

nO'NTOS,

, ,, ,

aor. I

collat.

ravage, waste, plunder

town: of persons, to slay, undone. Hence

to be ruined,

of II.

2. c. ace.

—

, () () , , () () , , () ^, ) . , , () . , , , , () . , . , , . , . , , () , ( , , : . , . ), , , , . , , . ., , () , pass over the sea.

to

to destroy,

siege a

passer.

and

of

2.

to be carried or

:

pf. pass,

f.

a Nereid, the Sea-

be

convey across a river. bring, carry : to furnish, supply.

ovtos,

,

to

vey, esp. to ferry or

pass,

Adv.

be

travelling,

one who fishes

o,

may

neut.

II.

ov, 6, (ttovtos,

in the sea.

that

, -: , -, ,, : : iropevTos,

things, to

the sea.

, , () ()

ov,

traversed or travelled over. one must go.

f.

into the sea.

:

crossed or traversed, passable. TTopevTios, a, ov, verb. Adj. of

or in journeying.

that which is cast

,

ov, also

the

II. of the novTOS Ev^civos or Black Sea: cf. itOvtos. devSpeov the tree from from Pontus, Pontic ; Pontus, the hazel.

—

:

,

the

ways and means.

a provider, purveyor: were a financial board to 2.

as pirates called themselves.

purveyors, conveyancers^

Hence

:

:

2, ,,

TTOpLOrLKOS

—

;. -,

(-) -(, )

:

17,

, () 6,

6$,— , ()

to the shaft.

,

, {()

iropveiov,

{) , , , -, () ($) {)(^ )

iropvevw,

woman,

,

f.

—

(iropvos) to prostitute

,

iropviKos,

,

17,

,

iropvo-PoffKOs, iropvos, 0, iropos, ox ferry

0,

a

:

-

3.

^, , () '

, () , : , , . , , . -. , ,

revenue.

f.

grasp by

to

the handle,

,

UKos, 6,

a garment fastened

() []

{.

buckle, to buckle or clasp

()

,

—

to

the buckle, a bzickle or brooch.

.

, , -. ,, , ,,, arcs,

Ion. for

Adv., Lat. porro, Att. for

off:

far, far

Hence

see

Adv. /rom a/ar; and Adv. far.

,

ov. Sup. Adj.

further on or

to,

cherish

to

:

or

()

to

:

Ep.

to proffer,

:

— Med.

, , .,

of

Sup.

;

:

prepare

make ready, provide

to provide for oneself, get ready.

arrange, adjust. treat with care, to cherish, tend Adv., =

cute, order,

III.

2. to

exe-

,of persons, to

also to esteem.

: :

see

, — 7$, calf. , a young heifer, calf

d/fos,

TTOpTis, Xos,

mal

:

metaph. a young maiden,

(-,

ihos,

of purple.

spread

Att, contr. for

.

grows dark with

sea

do not break,

^

dumb

its

to

troubled, disquieted,

-—

swell

ws

6€

the huge

-

with waves metaph. to be

(i, e.

a\s)

II. to

-

(as

;

when

as

:

ol

his heart troubled.

grow

much

,

purple.

obsol. pres. of the aor, 2 inopov,

and

pf.

,, , , aor.

I.

:

tnopov Ep.

2

bring to pass, contrive

to

($

bestow, grant;

to give,

:

part.

offer,

II, nopeiv to fulfil a wish, to be given or assigned as ones pf, pass, portion or lot, only used in 3 sing. pf. pass, it has, had been fated, and 3 sing, plqpf. ov, allotted or fated to one: and part.

. ,

€(5, ,

an appointed

,

Fate, Destiny;

lot,

assumed as the interrog. Pron., answering also, -noOiv^ -not, whence and the Adj. -nOTipos. how many Ep. [], Adv.

, €,

to the relat. 6s,

at-

give, present, furnish

generally, to

,

), 4\'$

times f

to

II.

io

contr,

fut.

offer,

of

,,

()

-6.

how

often ? Lat. quoties 1 Adv. (*05) whither f Lat.

and

fern. part, fut.,

his bed.

hence

:

Comp. and

further, furthest.

[] (*) —

seller

. •€5 , - 6 $ €€,

give

manage, arrange. Adv.,

,

*'2,

of

off.

offer,

ilhos) purpled, dark.

[], a redupl. form of to grow dark, esp. of the sea

so also TO

Sup.

(-,-, (-, ov,

hence,

furthest.

Comp. and

off, furthest

=

tend

Adv.,

,

with purple cloth.

:

pin or tongue of

the

a red-coloured bird. a red-coloured water-

II.

*0'1,

fasten with a

From

down.

like

Hence for a purple-dyer. a purple garment or

of

a dealer in purple,

was

the handle of a shield.

Ion.

,

is,

that

hold a shield by the handle.

aros, with a buckle or brooch.

dyed

2.

3. rosy,

a fisher for purple-

ov, 0, fem.

the paths

a\os

;

to

(-)

bird.

a river, a ford

a way through or over, thoroughII. c. gen. rei, fare, passage : a way, track. a means way or means of achieving; itopos a way of performing the journey iropos 2. ab.sol. a contrivance, reof raising money. source. ways and means,' resources, 3. in plur. of the sea.

, 5, -€5,

covering.

a fornicator. 2.

(4. a dark cloud.

, ,

a

keep

to

a brothel-keeper.

strait, frith.

:

of

first

fish, a purple-dyer, Lat. purpurarius.

brothel-keeping.

(() a means of passing

,

or purple-fish, purple, red.

€0;», 6,

17^0;,

0,

purple clothes or robes.

ov, Att. contr.

bright, beauteous, like Lat, purpureus.

Hence

brothel.

the purple-

the purple dye obtained from

III. in plur.

:

murex

with

of or/cr harlots.

f.

II.

, , , () , () -5, ) -, ) , ,^.

the sea

Pass., of a

become a harlot. a harlot. TO, Dim. of [yi"]

,

[],

Lat. purpureus, purple, dark,

:

to be or

,

purple.

it,

fornication : prostitution. a brothel.

,

breeding calves.

OV, procure. for purveying able Ion. a ring or hoop, which ran round the part where the iron head of a spear was fastened fish, Lat. murex.

iropurrtKbs,

579

, , ,

any young ani-

girl, Lat.

juvenca.

6,

«-

dujvios.

TO, a temple of

Neptune

€65, , /, = €/«, ,

neut.

:

from

^ ,

Poseideon, the sixth month of u)vos, the Attic year, answering to the latter half of December and

first

half of January. ojvos,

Homeric form :

:

quo?

Dor. for and -aovtos, a, ov. Dor, for avos,

Dor. ojvos:

:

ace.

:

voc.

:

[],5, icc.aojva, voc. or

avos

:

Ion.

— Poseidon, Lat. Neptunus, son

Cronos and Rhea, brother of Jupiter, god of the

U

2

of

sea.

—

—

(£-—^. , -,( :

580

€5,

, ,

,

,

sacred to Neptune : of Neptune.

'2, , () ,

(sub. iepa), the festival

,

memhrum :

TO, Ion. for

,

,

, ^'. €€£5,

sacred to

Ep.

voc.

Poseidon or Neptune.

'25, ,

iroais.

gen. irocios, dat. pi.,

:

()

beverage: a drinking-bout ;

:

Lat.

inter pocula, over their cups.

,—

$ -,,

interrog. Adj. of relat. Ion. Koaos, , how great ? how much f and demonstr. roaos II. iroaos, , of what value? Lat. quantus? indef. Adj., of any size or number, Lat. aliquantus to a certain degree. fm in how many days? Adv. (noaos, within how many days ? :

^)

-, ,

,)

or -iv, Ep. for

, ,

,

, {$,

dat. pi. of ttovs.

beaten by the foot

,

med.

pf

:

(with pres. sense), Ep. 3

pi.

upon

the

to be

:

. € ( , . , ^, ,.,

wing, hover, flit about.

,

nom. rroaeis, Ep. ace. vocias was husband, spotise, mate: when opp. to a paramour. a lawful husband, a drinking, drink, iroats, los Att. €$, , iToais or

--

fut.

:

Dor.

3 sing, plqpf.

:

, ,5 ,

Ion. for

( , -, ,^. .

to fly

pass,

I

Dor.

a Utile boy. vocat. of but

(xivos, 6,

dat. pi. of irovs

virile.

poet, for

aor.

:

;

Adv.

-$.

Dor. for Dor. for

7-5, , . €, {*$) iroTe Ion.

what time ? time, at any TTorc

.

.

sometimes

.

questions

it

Ep.

;

..

,

at one time .., at another

Lat. tnodo

;

.

modo

.

.

.

strengthens the interrogation,

how

ever

f

? at

some

In answering clauses,

time, once, erst.

sornetimes

when

ttotc, enclit. Particle, at

II.

,

.

interrog. Particle,

how

.

—

.

€ :

in ;

possibly ?

avos. Dor. for

Dor. for

med. of

,^.,

Ep. for

-€^,

II.

I

to fly.

iroTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of

able.

3 sing. aor.

to be

drunk, drink-

must drink.

neut. one

Dor. for

€ ( (,

iroTcpos, a, ov Ion. KOTCpos, ov, (*$, cTfpos) whether or which of the two? Lat. uter? 2. the neut. or is freq. used as Adv. at the

,

. , , , , , .{ . , . , , () $. , , {) ^. ^, '6, . . ^, , , ) '. () . , , ) , , ) ) , ) -, {) $$

in dancing.

, ,,

which day

,

?

since

.

.

( ,,

?

on

.

which of a number ? Lat. ore how many years how small f Lat. quantulus.

€Tos

?

II.

Dor. for

shortd.

,(.

Article, as

Aeol. for

'-€, , iroT-aivios, a,

.

.

;

npos, only before the

,

also os,

= $,

ov,

sing. aor.

I

-6, () .

.

=

[]

Dor. and poet, for 3 med. of Dor. fut. med. (in pass, sense) of

to

,

like

and poet,

Adv. which of two places Dor. for

'-€,

, , --, '5, , river,

on a

drawn from a

Adv.

ov,

stream.

away

II.

by a river.

, 6v,

6,

into, to,

(-,

personified, ov,

towards a

[$,

(6$,

()

)

river.

6,

whether of two sides

to

f

flight.

flight.

of

for

inf.

for

part,

(- Root , (- Root , (- Root ,

of

of

drinking•

from

fern, ttotis,

a river, a river-god. carried

drink.

5, (- Root of

drinker, tippler: with another Subst.,

a tippling lamp:

From

drinking-cup,

of

T}Tos,

'5, , ,

hard drinker.

05, , ,

— Comic

,

fowls, birds. Dor. for

Sup.

{)

05.

winged^

Dor. for

fern.,

, a

, .

, -, ) -, .-^, 05,

Root of

Dor. for flying, furnished with wings. iroTavos,

of or

ov, also os, ov,

river.

ways?

?

of

wine-cup.

stream or in streams.

a

in which of two

$, , •-€, Dor. Dor. '05, , , . 05. 17,

for

poet. fern, of

ov,

€8,

cup, wine-cup.

a river.

($. (^,

ov, Ion.

8,

sides ?

modo ?

rjpos,

Adv.

.

on whether of the two at which of two

on which of two

?

',

,

.

either of the two, Lat. alteruter.

Dor. for Adv.

sides

.

,

.

(6($)

cJvos)

newly told of, fresh, new, Lat. recens: metaph. unwonted, unheard-of. a, ov,

.

.

interrog., like

Lat. titro

imperat. of

like

,€8,

.

places ?

etc.

of

fut.

,

Adv. of

^^,

Dor. for Dor.

beginning of an interrog. sentence containing two contrary propositions, .. like Lat. utrum II. without an or ? f whether .

(jroaos)

quotus ? is it

a husband. (itoaros) in how many days

poet, for

6
flying, winged;

Dor. for

. -$, -, ,

—

;

. , . , -, ^ . , , , ) -, , . -, . , . -, -. 5, -, . -, . , , , . —

'€€5,

2

6€», part. . aor,

Dor. for

-, 7(. --, -, -, -€\, of

Dor. for

Dor. for

-.

,

Att,

f,

(irOTos)

iroTi0€t,Dor. for7r/50a^€S,aor. 2

ov, Ion. for

Ion. for

( give

drink

:

\\^&:...

Dor. for

3 sing. pf. pass,

(: .

Dor. for

3 sing. aor.

i

med. of npoaXeyw,

(- Root

ov,

gen. and dat. dual

or feelers of a polypus

/oo/

driiili,

:

.

2.

-.

opp. to salt metaph. sweel, pleasani. Dor. for

fresh,

.

of water, ^i

pf.

part. fern.

I.

of

boxing and to race onfooi : but,

',

,

in the foot-race ks

(

cp.

2.

wooden,

a

.

.

;

(

from head

,

—

,

05,

.

(,

what

mon;

for

^vKivos a fool-race,

of close proximity, just before one's feet, so also, (V before one close before or beside one ; (v and once : hence, straightway,

of

Dor.

— LOUPES,

claws; ihe arms

^ 5 (5 $ :

in plur. also

;

to fooi.

of

dat. pi.

:

plur. also a bird's ialons or

afooi: in artificial

:$

\$,

for

gen.

in

of

Ion. for

irovXvs, neut.

,

Dor. for

waier.

*. $. $. -'-,'-,. \5, . '2, ., 581

or e.

i.

before one, anything obvious, com-

lies

3. in various phrases:

(

backwards, with one's face forwards ; to retreat without turning one's with all the one's leisure: back, Comic Sup. of Dor. for power of one's feel, ai full speed, on the track or the very ov, Dor. for trail, Lat. vestigio; as he is off for next, following day eaaa, €v, Dor. for c£
!.

(5. ,

-€8,()

,

.

, ,

, ,

,

pi.

used of Ceres and

is

screaming ones,

the sbouiing,

-, ,, (-

to call

2. also as pi. to

)

-. -

-^^,, ,

)

)

-, , , ,., , (-

Dor. for

, $ $, , $ , -^^. •-€,

)

etc.,

TO,

Dor. for

;

Ion.

slackened, the sheets

interrog.

;

$

Adv.

{*$)

where

. . :

?

Dor. etc.

Lat.

where, in what yijs ubi? c. gen., 2. how? part of the world? Lat. ubinam ierrarumf as enclit., anywhere, II. in what manner? ;

-, -,

somewhere.

,

Ion. for

€«, Ion. for

;

$

;

to slack the

opp. to TfivdV

to haul

ctos,

() — :

:

—

//

IV.

afoot, as a measure of length. afoot in Prosody. III.

tight.

thai

^

generally, like Lat. which has been done, a deed: res, a thing done, a thing, fad, matter, affair : esp. a thing right fit to be done, one's business: c. inf., it is my duty or business to do: with

!

,'

it is no matter, of no consea negat., 2. an object of consequence ox consideraquence. tion; of a person, ^v Democedes was treated with the great-

est consideration

by the king. something

4. of

tion, affair.

the business, Job. circumstances.

ing-bout, carousal.

for

:

Ion.

to a

out

with loud cries, cry aloud, shriek. Lacon. for thai which one drinks, Root of 2. meat and drink. a drink, draughi; a spring offresh water, a well : generally, water. Dor, for (v. TTOTos, verb. Adj. from Root for drinking, drunk. Root of a drinking, a drinkiroTos, 0, to invoke

:

^ — !

:

sheet; so

Dep.

^—!'

€$

epith. of the Bacchanals. awful, used of the Erinyes.

deity

—$

—

—

except that nom. Proserpine.

:

, , ', () , , , , . :

—

—

'

power of

a state

II.

-',

3.

of a

battle,

in plur.

2. stale-affairs,

;

affairs,

;

•^

ayaOa good luck.

a

^ {)

affairs, success,

' ,;,

power ; 3.

the oi

one's

good condition of bad

-

4. business, esp. in

annoyance ; have trouble about a thing : to cause one trouble. the prosecution of a

sense, troublesome business, trouble, to

ac-

public business, the

affairs or interests of the Greeks, political men in office, ministers. kv Tois

private affairs

an

disgraceful, ihe thing,

business, diligent study, diligence

:

the course or

mode

;

—

• pay

583

II. an occupation, business of treating a thing. a trade, calling, way of life : law-business, a law-

:

suit

:

Ion.

med.

aor. I

pass.

pf.

,$ :

and neut. of all the and in ncm., nom. and ace. is

(5

singul. cases

Dep. with

:

fut.

med.

persons, meek, gentle

c.

ace. rei, to

make

,

a thing

in dat.

— mild,

neut.

:

soft: of

of animals, tame

:

Ion.

: of sound, taming. Comp.

—

(5.

2. soothi?ig,

or

:

to be busy, take trouble

rarely

gentle, low, soft.

pass.

both

in plur.

:

and

.(-^, €8 €'/€: (-)€^-— €$ 5, 3, 1'5, $, ^--

in plur. troubles.

-€,

.

Hence

tnildness, meekness, gentleness.

€$,

-^ , ) , ,() {-, , -: , () . ,-, , '20, (, . 5, $, , , , , '22 , 5, ^. (, ,() () , '^' ^ ^ ^ , . :

one's business, take in hand, treat of, labour to bring it about; esp. to carry on a business, Lat. negoiiari:

,

to

a lawsuit: spend the night in business. to prosecute

II. pf.

also in pass, sense, to be laboured at,

. Dim.

'•,-5,

worked

out.

ov,

uso — rrpay

,

a judgment-hall

:

,

Adj.

verb.

ov,

neut.

:

the palace of the

of one must do.

to

be

a trader, merchant. Hence ov, executing, accomplishing. 6v, fit for doing, fit for

Ion.

action or biisiness: active, busy, able, effective, energetic.

, irpaKTOs,

,

,

verb. Adj. of

subjects

done, to be

of moral action, opp. to

opos, 6, poet, for

or executes, a worker.

,

so called

or

one who does one who exacts payone who exacts punish-

olvos,

,

from Mount Pramne

,

Doric Adv.,

=

a short

lately;

irpd^is,

, Pramnian

wine,

los,

.{) ,

$

;

$,

,

temperately.

from Trpavs

(^lon.

,

fut.

aor. 1

Att.

:

:

Ion.

aor. l

and in

fut.

pf.

:

sense pf. 2

intr.

pauUo-post

pf.

:

—

:

f.

— :

properly, to pass

through, like a\a to pass through the sea to pass ihrough, finish a ohbv journey hence, in common usage, to achieve, bring k\€os about, effect, accomplish, to do, work; II. to achieve, win glory: to take charge of a thing. ;

:

:

$),

—

,

to attend to,

TiLV

T€iv

the fem. in use is npaua, which is also used in masc.

-

a business, trade, way of life ;

to practise

5

mind

own

affairs,

to

manage

($ one's

T^s

opp. to

state-affairs:

competent / jnanage public to

the interest of the Thebans.

manage;

manage

matters for

III. to

do, practise,

Lat. agere: absol. to act, be the doer or agent.

$

a certain

intr. to be in

€u or

a doing,

transaction, business, affair ; on business, 2. the progress or result of for purposes of traffic. a business ; tis weXerai yooio no good comes of weeping vprj^is the issue of the oracles. II. a doing, acting, action, opp. to III. intr. a doing (well or ill), suffering. a certain state, condition. IV. the exaction of money or cf punishment : revenge. '•,8,. Adv. of npaos, formed from obsol. neut.

-<^5,

also absol ., i/faj/os

before: formerly, one time, time ago. [a]

^,

Ion.

02,

a leek-slice. a leek, Lat, porrum. [a] Leek-green, name poet, for

affairs: hence, generally, to transact,

in the island of Icaria.

Dor. and Att. for

(S,

(5

sell-

()

, ,

:

Pass.,

II,

ment, a tax-gatherer. 2. ment, a punisher, avenger ; also as Adj., with avenging hand.

(€$

a

;

,

done;

,

los,

Ion.

,

irpaKTiKos,

(ojs Ion.

Dor. for , Ep. for (payeiv) Leek-eater, name of a frog. Ion.

fjpos, 6,

be sold, Lat.

to

sale,

of a frog.

one that

Ion.

($) for

,

the Lat. praetoriiwi, the tent or hall

chief magistrate.

:

a bed in a garden, garden-plot:

by companies.

ing, sale.

of wpavs, mildly, gently. aor. 2 inf. of irpaQUiv, Ep. for irpaOeis, aor. i pass. part, of aor. I pass. inf. oi

does, a doer

[]

irpdais,

€%. Adv.

II.

the heart.

—

midriff,

venalis.

state-affairs.

a,

the

-JTpaai^os, ov,

,

irpuKTiOS, done.

mostly used in pi. al, diaphragm,: then, since this was thought to be the seat of the understanding, 2. like (ppives, the understanding, mind: also

— (ppivis,

a petty lawsuit. one who

of

hunts up lawsuits, a pettifogger. poet, for Trpdyos, cos,

of the praetor

,

in pf. 2

also to

to

venpdya. deal well or

2.

ill,

another sense, nietaph.,

:

to behave

IV.

fare

:

esp.

€

esp.

do or fare well or (v and

V. e. dupl. ace. wards. to do something to one.

from one ment for

$

state or condition,

ill

;

mean

well or

pers. et rei,

ill

to-

VI. c. dupl. ace. in apyvpiov to exact money to exact punish-

(

—

-—

(pay6V0S

undone,

murder: and so to avenge: Pass., having the tribute exacted: VII. Med., to exact or extort for oneself. c. ace. pers., to make an end of him, a

vpayivos

,

.

Lat. conficere ; pf. pass. part. utterly ruined, Lat. confectus. fut.

of

[a]

——

,,

Ion.

— (€-) , (-) ,

. , , $. , - -,. fjpos,

dealer.

Ion.

a market, mart. irpantrTos, Dor. for

for

selling,

, ,

irpciTOS,

€. 4, , ,

,

verb. Adj.

ov.

Dor. for

, (:

$, , ,

Ion.

softly-smiling.

5-5,

, ,

los,

seller,

place

ecws,

^7)

(vpavs,

$)

of gentle

Pass.,

aor. I

make

to

:

aor.

:

I

pf.

:

:

mild or gentle, to soften, Pass, to become gentle, calm

soft,

—

-, €, .

calm, tame: of passion, to abate.

soothe,

down ;

,

, ', $.

gentleness.

\, =

Ion.

,

and branch,

From

caudex

of the trimk of a

generally, the stem,

:

trunk.

Adv.

of

part,

()

in fit

manner, fitly,

meetly, beseeniingly, gracefidly. irpeiTTOs,

r\,

6v,

fut.

found

:

distinguished, eminent. aor.

I

iivpfxpa

:

no

pf.

is

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., 2. immortal things beseem mortal men. Lat. decet, it is fitting, it beseems, suits, pers. when the ace. follows becomes, c. dat. pers. et inf.

,

€€

:

,$

[]

alone, this depends

eKfiPovs

selves, as

rarely this

c.

//

is

on an

rrpi-na

were well worthy of

my

evil genius.

'-, (, ($)

fitness, propriety, Lat.

part,

seemly,

fitting, becoming, suit-

able, proper.

old Ep. fem. of

$,

honoured.

£6, , ((()

, by

3. is

:

decorum.

(S,

,

'

irpenovTos, that which

neut. TO vpiitov,

$,

as,

to avenge our-

avenge ourselves upon] them

fit [to

gen. pers., irpinov

^,

omitted,

$

inf.

age, seniority;

the august,

be older or eldest.

^-

-, , {€() -, , {)

in pi. privileges, prerogatives.

rable.

:

{$)

:

take the 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, intr. to

2. to

:

:

to

put first in rank

to

:

: hence to pay honour or worship Pass, to be first foremost, hold the first place also to have the advantage, have the best of it, Lat.

—

antiqidor

III. to be

esse.

, go

an ambassador,

treat

one /^^Med. to send ambassadors

or negotiate as

.€(. ^. —

ambassador Pass., pf. part, an ambassador.

as

irt-

the acts of Ion. for

.

€8, , '•65, $, , =

, ,

Ion. for

,. €$

ov, Ion. for

;

€8, , , , {-) '-6€, , €-€5, {€^ '25, ($, poet, for

the

ov,

vene-

age.

ov, poet. Sup. of

an

object of reverence. of birth. From

, ^, , , , seniority

yiviaOai) eldest-born. an old man, poet, for hence, as from an Adj., come the Degrees of Comparison, see

€$ —

is,

vos and

5.

,

:

$, ,

an elder : then, power and dignity, II.

were preferred to

elders, chiefs, princes.

since the elders

1.

dat.

an ambas-

, , )) -,

sador.

,

ov. Sup,

'€€, ,

of

eldest

venerable, revere?id, honoured.

a council of ciders

From

:

hence

().

-^,

,

ov, Comp. of elder: hence superior by birth, and so generally, greater, higher, more important ; to reckon their duty to the gods superior to their duty to men. II. as Subst., , an elder of the Jewish Council an elder of the Church, a presbyter. an old man, Lat. , [], an old woman. Hence senex : fem. like an old man, elderly. receiving the aged. kindliness, graciousness. From

((

€$,

€-

:

, (($) $, ^, , ,

II. rank, digof the elder. III. as ambassadors were usually old men, nity. an embassy, embassage, the body of ambassadors. Ion. and Ep. a gift of honour, such as was offered to an elder; mostly gracious.

the right

€€05, , ov Ion.

an ambassador.

pf.

:

highest or most valued honour.

TO, the lowest part

the stump, Lat.

—

f.

'€, .

Hence

irpdos.

mildness, gentleness. Adv. oiirpaos, mildly, gently. Adv. from the stt4mp, root

, , ', -

utterly.

one sent on an

a serving on an embassy,

€€8, ,«, (^^)

also to

^)

{-npats,

irpaus,

irpuijrqs, t/tos,

tree,

From

fut.

:

{^)

,

^ softening, appeasing.

[]

«, , (€()

the august,

embassage.

to be sold.

counsel.

Ion.

, , ^ itm.oi

583

embassy, an ambassador.

8)

{rrpa'us.

(6,, =

venerated.

[]

Att. for

(rrpaos)

:

:

,

€€€, ,

^-,

, -,

is,

($,

II.

ovos,

,((5,

,=

Ion. for

. -.

gentle of mood, kindly,

propitiating.

Ion. for

'€.

, , ,

;:

:

584

Stvos, 6,

or

(, ay

. ') , . , '5 ,

crop of a bird, so called because the food lected before it passes into the stomach.

f.

—

aor. i

:

no

:

-'.

)

(5 :

in Att.

once on a time

of

use

perf. in

to

drive out by blowing.

vpiv long ago,

;

3.

often inserted between the Art, and

it is

its

wv), ancient Aegeus; the day before. II. is exactly irp'iv is often followed by 77, so that vpiv like the hzt. priusquam, before that.. followed some-

Alyfvs

Subst., inf.

blow up, swell out by blowing ' the wind swelled out 2. to blow out, force or the middle of the sail. (see

(

the

there col-

pass.

aor. I

Ion. for

is

:

irplv

(sc.

),

itpiv

(sc.

, —'

,

— —

instead times by the Infin., sometimes by Subj., etc.: is often repeated in the relat. clause, as, ris of krapovs: napos irplv irplv Kfv are often also put in the anteced. clause and but irp'iv is also very often instead of the first irp'iv used alone for irpiv , so that it becomes a Conjunc-

,

, ^ , , , ) , . ^, ) . -, , , . , , ) , , 5, , , , , , $, -, . , . , , ,: , ) -, , , , .. ,, , , , , € , . &, (, . , , , , , -., \ ' {)

:

ripos, 6, Ion. for

blow, blow hard. Dor. is, gen. ios contr. ovs, Lat. pronus, bent forward, head-foremost, opp, to 2. down-hill, downwards, opp. to opOios fijTTios.

Hence

(up-hill).

f.

headlong

to

:

—

aor. I pass,

:

€»', Ep.

,

throw

-.

3 sing. aor.

for

.

los,

to

I

6,

{,

to blow.

of

fut.

2. fut.

of

-

to burn,

.

($, 6$)

: [y] Ion. for itpavs.

ovtos, 6,

:

a jutting rock, fore-

aor. 2 part, of

IIpiS^iKOs,

also fern. Ilpid^Cs, i^os, of ox for

Priam.

55, ,

Priam, king of Troy: properly

Leader (from

Trcpt

,

the

:

f.

to be like

Priapus.

',

Genit.,

side.

=

,

Ion. for

to

m

and

[] Time

;

of Place, before, in front of ; irpo in front of the house, hence outof persons, going before another. 3. to so as to defend ;

front

of,

i.

e.

in

defence of, the Trojans

,,

before

this, ere this:

but

the one before the other.

b

,

HI. of

Choice, before, sooner ox rather than ; IV. Tivos to choose one thing before another. of Exchanging, for, in lieu of, instead of; tv V. of Cause, one thing in lieu of many.

^(

Dor. Adv. of I. in independent sentences, before, formerly, erst, Lat. prius : also with the Art., or formerly. 2. before that, first, sooner ; irpiv 8e K€V ovri beforetime I would not at all receive him strengthd.,

dentibus;

I.

2.

(ox

saw.

II. to

frender e

hence in favour of, for. further on 4. the road, i.e.fonvards. II. of Time, before, opp. to c. ace. (after) : often in phrase

imperat. aor. 2 of

f.

:

saw grind

to saw,

() ()

$,

stand

of

pf.

— :

:

:

npidiros Ion. , Priapus, the god of gardens and vineyards, and generally, of agriculture, chiefly worshipped at Lampsacus.

aor, 2

i

III. to seize with rage generally, to bite. as with the teeth, grip, holdfast, Lat. stringere. [F] ovos, 0, a saw. [t] a sawyer, [t] , before, Lat. PRO, PRAE, Prep, with

in front of,

irpidTO, Ep. 3 sing, of

aor.

to sever, cut in twain.

From

aor. 2 inf. of

:

or gnash the teeth, Lat. stridere ox

or vpiv).

Ion.

:

).

pf.

esp.

aor. 2 opt. of

saw

:

,

Pass., aor. i

asunder

€$, , ,

,

imperat. irpU

[]

wvos Ep. ovos, 6, = land, headland, promontory.

Chief,

sawn

[p~\

with tamed

sawing. sawyer

the incisors

,

From

(,

a saw, jagged. of

,

[C]

Ion. for

like

front teeth. ews, a kind o( whale: but the true name the blower (from ^5, cut with a saw, verb. Adj. of that may be sawn. = Trptacro, imperat. aor. 2 oi aor. 2 subj. of

a market.

Ion. for

ov. Ion. for

neck,

6€$

is

of gentle manners, gentle, meek.

(, ,

($

,

ijpos,

holm-oak, tough

part, pass,

aor.

() {')

^, ,

flash of light-

like

(,

(s,

(, ,

see -npioTis.

ciws, 17,

es, (jrpivos,

as oak.

a hurricane.

II.

the scarlet oak.

II.

Ion. for ttpaais, sale.

$,

ov, (irpivos)

€$ 02,

ilex.

of

npivos.

made from the holm or evergreen oak, Lat. ilignus : metaph. oaken, tough, irpivivoi hearts of oak. sturdy : 0, the holm-oak, evergreen oak, Lat.

Ep. and Ion. for

ning, a thunderbolt.

Dim. of

TO,

,

irptvtvos,

-$,

aor. I inf. of Ep. and Ion. for npa^is.

Ion. for

los,

—

:

Pass, to fall headlong.

priusquam.

tion, like

Lzt. prae, for, because of;

for

fear; vpb

thexefore.

Position

:

some words may be put between

6

——

— and

its

Subst., but

,

after the

it is

-, as,

Ep. gen. in

absol. as Adv.,

front, forth.

.

of Place, before

I.

:

in

of Time, before, beforehand,

II.

-\, . -'^. -. -, -3. -, -), -^, (/) -, -^^ sooner.

In Compos., of Place, before, forth, before the eyes, in one's presence; as in

-, --forward:

also defence, as in

:

of Time, before, beforehand, earlier, III. of Preference, rather,

II.

as in

IV. strengthening,

sooner, as in

,

as in irpo-nas,

forehand

to

{,

ov,

as Subst.,

:

binger.

,

:

hand

that

—

.

.

to tell

:

to

and

pf. are trpofpa),

beforehand

:

forewarn.

c. inf.

2.

to tell before-

to foretell,

pro-

II. to tell before others or publicly : to publish or proclaim publicly : to issue a public notice. f.

;

aor. 2

vporiyayov

pya

:

pf.

:

lead forconduct onto bring out or shed a tear. ^. to carry forward : to bring on: metaph. to lead on to a thing, induce, persuade. 4. to proPass, /o advance, increase. II. mote, advance : intr. to lead the way, go before, go onwards, proceed, advance. a leading on. II. a pandering, From procuring. f. (irpoayuyos) to lead on to prostitution, of a procurer. , (^poy) a pander, pimp, procurer. wvos, 6, aywv) a preliminary contest. f. Dep. to fight before. 2. Pass., aor. I

pf.

:

ward, lead on or onward: also ward. 2. irpoayeiv

, , -, -, ,

:

to

to escort or

—

,

,

-,

{,

-, , -,

to fight for or in

defence of.

before

^

OT forth, produce publicly. f.

sense)

pf.

;

:

to take or choose before or

sooner 2. absol. to choose deliberately, prefer. 3. to purpose or intend a thing to determine previously ; to un:

than another, prefer one thing to another.

-, -,

-,

:

dertake.

Dep. with

-, -, ,.

fut.

med.

pf. pass,

learn or observe beforehand.

:

—

f.

2. to

hand.

-^, —

of

hand :

f.

Pass, to be f.

,

to throw a javelin beforedarted before. pf. to bear :

7-€,

}(

pass.

pf.

for

:

—

to

under great obligations

owe one

:

—

-, -, -(, -

{,

4s,

springing forward

overhanging, abrupt.

and

Pass.,

with

fut.

med.

sense) aor. 2

to be

taken or convicted before-

-, -: -, -, -, -, -, :

hand.

pf.

f.

to fail or sin before.

Med.

f.

repeal beforehand

absol. to

:

(in pass, sense)

same

(in

and

com-

-:—

I

Med.

-,

prelude

{).,

to

to one.

off or

go up

mount

sing or play by

way of

f. to lead up before ; npoavayuv vavv to put out into the high sea before Pass, to put to sea before. f. to remove before. f. to use up, spend before

—

-, ($ --, ^ -, -, —

Pass., (Ion. part. pf.

for

consumed, used up to stir

f.

up

away

before.

before.

:

aor.

consume before

—

I

:

Pass, to throw

one's life before. f.

special respect, be

ward

to

to or

to

fut.

aor.

act.

defend oneself.

f.

to use up, spend,

Ion. 3

pf.

before, so as to preoccupy.

to be spent,

to

mit the first wrong. to sing before, make a prelude. Dep. with fut. med. pass,

to perceive,

learn before. Dep. to accuse before-

-(, ,, ), '--€, , — -, -, •^. ,

wrong znouitx first :

to

—

med.

(in

pass,

, , -, {) . -^, , , ($ -, -, ,{) f.

:

bring forward

Med.

II.

aor. 2

:

pi.

:

2. to

first.

beforehand.

phesy.

-,

-

away

, -, -, )

^,-^^:

f.acw: aor. i

fut., aor.

.2

'•-€,.7;: to take

From

ov, chosen before, preferred.

17,

pf.

aforewarning, early

intimation.

but the Att.

irpoaipcTOs,

aor. 2

announce beforehand. ayyeXos) announcing bevpoayyeKos, , a herald, har-

f.

:

:

585

case, except

its

—

:

-—

',

never put aftei

:

,

to arrest beforehand.

Hence

go away before. a former departure. to

f.

,

v. sub f. to hold up before. 7. intr. to irpoaCpcais, «cws, a choosing one jut out beyond. to acthing before another, deliberate choice, purpose; [iJ] and : f. [t5] Lat. ex instituto, of set purpose, advisedly; complish or complete first. in same sense. 2. vpoaiptais f. to give in or fail beforehand.

,

((5,

a purpose or plan of life. 3. a tnode of government, a policy. TTpo-aipcTiov, verb. Adj. of choose or prefer. 'npoaipiriKOs,

(

noXireias

,-, •--— , Att.

hand

one must

:

disposed to prefer.

,

to

remove before-

Pass, to depart or die before. f.

to

go forth

forehand, be beforehand with.

,

f.

:

to

go away first.

to meet,

meet be-

. .

—

—

—

:

—

:

—

586

:^, -', -(:

no pres. Med.,

Trpo-aTretirov, aor. 2 with

-^)—

pf.

:

:

to rejiounce first.

-

use (cp.

aor.

I

::

,

wearing fast ; but

also, to be

go

to

hence

before,

other.

be

Causal, in fut.

II.

gone

by, past.

aor.

, . . . -, , -, -, -, aor. 2 inf. of

-<€ -,, -,, '^. f.

Dep.

-\:

aor. 2 act.

go away, depart first.

to

:

f.

Pass.

:

to be

:

hated beforehand.

-,

to

prove or shew first.

, , -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -/,

of a coward,

to die be/ore ov first:

beforehand. to bewail beforehand. to assign away beforehand. f.

to die

f.

to hill beforehand.

f.

f.

intr. to fail

abandoti beforehand.

to

before ox first.

—

destroy first

to

med.

f.

,

II.

with

Pass.,

fut.

to perish first.

pf. 2 act.

send away, dismiss or dis-

to

band first.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

-, '-€, ,

despatch in advance

f.

f.

:

—

send away or

to

f.

Pass, to be sent in advance.

,

to slay or butcher before.

^,

-, -6 £-, ,, )

Med.

to

turn oneself away from, to leave to

f.

go away

q^ doing.

to

(,

-, -, ,, -, , )

front of a town, a pomoeriutn.

suburb,

in

contr. for irpoavhav,

inf.

f.

to declare before or first.

{,

vestibule, porch.

II.

-:

the flute.

—

-^

come

:

f.

Dep.

and

pf.

med.

:

fut.

, pf.

), $, , contr.

Ep. pres. part.

to

$

inf.

-wvtos

(as

(aS ii

. tivos

revolt

part.

if

om

, , , () , () , , -, (, ,

herd's

aor. 2 part, of

to try or torture be/ore.

a steppingforward.

[^)

cattle

life.

,

-

:

(sub.

:

from

): —

, ),

II.

as

sheep-keeping, a shep-

suited

, ,, ), ,

to

f.

(sub.

slothful

breeding of of breeding or

the

to

the art

Lat. pecuaria.

cattle, esp. sheep,

$

$-

aor. 2

aor. 2 opt. of

,

shepherd.

forward, go on, advance, tnake progress ; the stars are far gone; to be far gone in knavery: of Time, go on, wear away, the night is step

€$

—

[],

keeping

aor.

—

-, ,-: -;

to

Dep.:

as one goes along:

on, straight forward.

pf. -)3e-

a Collective noun, things that wall•, cattle.

aor. 2 imperat. of

[]. Adv.

going

so in pf. pass, part.,

:

,

11. to desist before.

for

:

to

:

f.

arrive or

to

:

act.

beforehand.

aor. 2

:

, , , -, , , ()

to first.

Pass., fut.

f.

—

:

to relate, detail, or explain before. f.

( $,

a place before a court,

:

-

throw or cast before, II. to throw forward, throw to: to putforth beyond. III. to expose or give up to a thing; throw away. IV. eavTOv to give oneself 7{p for lost. to put forward, put in the foreground : to propose: also hazard, venture, stake, pledge. 2. to put forward an argument : also to allege, plead an excuse. II. B. Med. to throw before one, throw away. to throw beyond, beat in throwing : hence, to surpass, III. to set before oneself, propose to oneexcel. IV. to put forward, propose for election, self. Lat. designare : also to bring forward, cite, quote, produce on one's own side : to quote as an example to use as an excuse or pretext. V. to hold before oneself, to put forth as a shield or defence : absol. in Pass, to stand on guard: hence also, to put forward the plea of an alliance

(, $) a prelude on

Ion.

(,

Ion. for

pass,

Lat.

environs,

the

=

irpo

,

,

leg.

put before another as a cover or shield; snatch np first. VI. to denounce or accuse , ov, defensive. the space of a thing Pass, to be publicly impeached. before.

. -, -,-, --, , , () . and

f.

Ion.

2

—

turn away beforehand

to

-,

—

to enjoy beforehand.

,

f.

-,

advance one's foot or

to

•-,

Ion. for f.

I

III. or put forward, advance, promote. the pres. and aor. 2 are sometimes used with an ace. of the instrument of motion, as,

move

to

Xeios) leader of the Bacchanals. Ion. aor. 2 of

for

f.

2. to

superior to an-

be

before,

From

keep sheep, be a

of or for sheep

Dim. of

the

a little sheep of a poor sheep, i. e. a lazy,

life

, () , life.

ov, gen. ovos,

a good judge of character.

ward

cattle

cattle,

in

plur.

ariimals

(, )

in

a drove or fiock: mostly of small

cattle, esp. sheep.

dealer.

-)

metaph. a good judge of anything that goes for-

mostly used

general, esp.

:

,

-, :

:

the sheep-gate.

ov, 6,

a sheep-

—

. , . \. , , . , -, , :

—

—

pf.

pf.

-,,

{)

6,

aros,

f.

Dep.

:

to

make

to

forethought

:

— to wish

malice

:

in

2

pres.

sense

-

rather, to prefer one before another.

poov\6-^as,-aos,, by

obtain

:

$)

''.

=

"Att/s,

:

the crafty

child of Ate.

. , . -, , [) Att.

f.

(,

,

pf.

-: —

force, force through before.

587

irpobarjvaL.

Dep.

step forward.

of

fut.

) -, (8, $ -, ), -,

:

prepense.

of 2 of

pf.

—

—

Causal of

go forward, bring forward.

II.

(,

ov,

or for others:

—

debating beforehand ol, preliminary

as Subst.,

counsellors, a committee to examine measures before on further, to lead on, induce. also, deputies or they were proposed to the people Ep. pres. part, of representatives elected by the people. Ep. pres. part, of f. f. to foresee, to provide for one. [], to push forwards ; anything that juts to push up the wick of a lamp, to trim it. aros, Ion. for a headland that out or projects ; at or i?i front of the ov, II. anything held before one, jilts into the sea. the space in front of altar: as Subst., a guard, a barrier, fence, armour : c. gen., a defence against, a shelter from, aft altar. a piece of armour III. anything put forward as an excuse, stones. for the breast. IV. that which is proposed as a for the belly, as a screen, cloak. having a paunch opos, , task, a task : a problem. thrown forward, in front, pot-bellied. TJTos, 0, yeveiov) with prominent chin. ov, absol. as Subst.,/orijutting, projecting yevos) of old time, ancient: lands, headla?ids. to carry

$,

, ,

-

—

: , -, -,

-,

cast

02it,

thrown forth or away,

Lat. projectus.

, () , () :

aor. 2 to

go

or

inf.

come forth,

to

go

pf.

out of the

fore one.

to shout before, cry out.

,,

2. as

a

weapon

a putting forward,

for defence;

,

, (, ^)

eis

vai to bring the spears to the rest, couch

them

esp.

of a

ov, earliest in birth,

opos, 6, a forefather, ancestor.

aor. 2

pass,

and

later :

:

Dep.

[t]

II. attything with the fist. held out before one, a guard, defence : c. gen. a deIV. \\\. a jutting rock, foreland. fence against. al, a vote of the Ecclesia as Att. law-term, oiit

Ion.

to

:

learft

ceive,

TO, Dim. of a weapon held out for attack or defence, a boar-spear. anything that is held ov, II. a weapon forward : a jutting rock, foreland. 2. a defence, held out for defence, a hunting- spear. bulwark : of a person, a protector, guardian. one who drives the 6, herd to pasture, a herdsman. ctos, to, a preliminary

(^)

decree or order of the Senate.

, Dim.

f.

,

measiires before ox first : 2. of the Senate first.

a decree.

3. to act

the chief voice in

to

of

contrive

() Med.

before,

to debate or

at

:

:

to

to or understa?id beforehand: judge or decide beforehand.

,

fore-

-5, —

a perceiving before-

concert

older

:

ov,

II. to

(, yiviaOai) ,

as Subst.,

early lambs, cp.

aTos,

ination or notice,

,

-

earlier born, elder,

an ancestor

forefathers, ancestors.

;

oi

are

II.

a public procla-

programme.

,

a public notice, advertiseused for the Lat. proscriptio. II. . to write before or first. also to apto write in public, give public notice of: 2. also used for the Lat. point by public notice. ment.

2. also

,

proscribo.

consider

Athens, to frame

as

passing decrees.

.-•^( — know, per-

hand, foreknowledge.

ment.

(,

later

things that oc-

II. to

authorising a ptiblic prosecution, a vote for impeach-

-5,

and

men

at

pass,

know.

-^-

^^^^^^^

;

pf. act.

f.

2 act.

/-, ^, ^:

of former times ciirred of old.

:

and come forwards : preof Time, to he, happen,

pf

, () , . () -, () ) , -, -, €, . -, -, . (( . ,

, , , , ()

boxer, a lunging

elder,

^ -^^

-, -, ^^

eldest, oldest.

—

a, ov, earlier in birth,

II. sent oneself before. of come to pass before or earlier ;

€-

:

(, -(€5, (, '-€5, (, Comp. '€€(8, older: — Sup. '/€($, , :

a spear held out be-

Adj. outstretched, couched.

,

.

(, $)

Ion.

house.

f.

-. -5,

—

')

() €5 () ,

ov,

. , -, -, 4

-,

,,

:

f.

irpoSacis, aor.

2

,

—

*

to exercise beforehand.

pass. part,

from Root

:

see

have

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

III.

Tivos to deliberate for one, provide for his interest.

signf

,

from the root

*,

to

with

know beforehand.

act,

r

:

—

.

588

—

xpo^ehtuKa

«poScSttCA, vpo-^ciStt.

«p*-8eicXo&

-, (,,

tafear or dread heforaaiuL >£<») bef^emmg or
aes,

'^^

pursue further or

to

f.

ft

ex, aor. I pass. part, of

'VpoSodcis,

-&«, —

.

#-

regulaie, orda-,

ijaa;, /o

f.

^)

(^

or,

,

-(4,

of

pel f.

rpo'e t

::

distance.

pf. pass. wpo&(Boya^, 3 sing, plqpf. and -«w: £ -5c(^ loo. -Sc^:—A> to tbini h^ord>and :^-.\ used in o"'^ ^^ '"'^ tftxeatfU: to vfov&eBooTo: Pass, this was mj former zorfmUtshb^arAoMd: toforeaem. previoiis resolutions. to ^^aei opinion : fpor* one ; ex^npw wpoSwi ii rpe-So•;- -:S. a place vbere one lies on^s MBj with a staff: abo c ace. to pmt omt b^rt in t -; ^r-Jfusb; weTfnjs ev wpoboK' in the maie a to feha -mfoSoMnmrn nL ODC oi the rock. with die faaads, Lat. fnAtdarz ako ia war. ta weake /«r

5« fi/gre&Md^ .^"^

^

.

i

ii

;>«7£

, -. < •.

a damomstranoiu So|Mi»i», toftar or dread h^xrAamd,

, .

p>

,

vpo-SocTHp,

-.;

firon:

Brm/u) one wbofore^ewK : aforesiemer.

pn

-,

SfpHi|i«i, £ |»5. or, {wp6,

b^trebamd. ^Aec) clear brforehamd: kx « & Tpei^kam wua^eSdj. Hence. «<^•€•««. f. ttKTB*, A> aiale dear heforaiamd.

-.*.

Dcp. to

--

:.

pf.

:

:

—

gO

A)

»•-8••*, £ -^«, A} raise prepuSees r -f

»

.

gp«

:

Sfy Y wum

.

-^,

f

^,— '-,

II. /o

-'-

:

~(;

tc speak o: . -ittXex^rjr xpo-5ta
. ^.

—

•

7$•5.

,

z^".';.

:-zitor;

fwi,

:

f.

—

rrp-'A

»po-

'"::*-::

_.:

:*'

r':•. ;-.r

—

:

::

;

,

?

i,

one sent out to march

-j'i?, •' vpo-&^f
-xpoc.' .-r.i

-,

detail^ f.

narrate before.

Dep.

/o re/a/* b^ore-

Heoce

-

:;.

Trp3-cl<>s. o, C rici'.:.

2.5

SubrL,

f

fl

detailing b^oreband.

-, ;) ojt advocate, defemder; an

2. at Sparta,

a Toaof king's /ruardian,

before, speed• ol,

men

reccnnotrre, scouts, I.

T/^t*. /o

unhappy h^orehand.

be

ic:. 2 o'ivpoTpexi:: ca•.

T(>jiZf>o$

.

ci.

be president; rpo»

to

'^^^)

-.

:

-;.e:;-;i

:':i:'.:.
:"';.:;

the frs: seat, preadeTicy.

/re:.' iea/i at a theatre;

i:.;^: :::;_:

7^.

.

Sitting in

(()

from

or

m

the

a president at Athens, nine of the

as Subit., rpoilpos, o,

so called

see vpvrayis.

;

.

Ep. for rpoeipyw, to stop by standing

before, to c^struct.

-^^, --6.

2.

Athens

the froTit sect itself, chief place:

or, (t/x;,

the assanblr rpiTayfiS in o£ce

»-«€,

at

iej^i tf the wpofbpoi in the Ecdeiia.

:.:i

••-€5,

.

«pocrpce^ £p. for rpoqca, atx.

-e^eXej^itftai, aor. a -if^gor : Dep.:

--t.

cii-i^r-

ft

.

be-

and parL of

,.

running

II.

qf ^Tir.zi•::

first place.

be•

2 inf.

rfs iciXiji to be frendeni o^the ooonciL r.. I the seat or dignity ??.

TpoeopLa

;€€/, Dep. « out

4.

f-^izi

izrii. ;

;-;;€.€.;

a: A^-zer.i,

::'.: i-i.

-'-^gh first. ^«9, ft) dtseoeer by searching

.

-

fca-ehz

-q

/o

;

i.

wpo-:

tofo-riaa.

part, of rpo•

a Tmnning foncard. a

^.

on before

io

:.

wpe-&^fcpXu^;

2.

-:

.

g-:-

ici-:-

II.

;;.

and

or sudden attack.

:'.

rj.

slave.

i:r. 2 inf.

aor.

— 3CfS^>a|tcrv. — poeEpevO,

-

,

»<. ', *€. {^') -&, [(^ -\«<«>,

ioma' aXic•:'--tia^ur.

a

cy. serxing for

OT",

:

b^jrehand. a giving up, be-

opirtion

TpoTp€\iL. r'znr.ei frim obsol.

.:'.:

—iogiml•,

an

betrayed, abandoned.

ov, [TpobiSosui

.'.Z f''jri:.ard,

forehand : to cc «po-StSoom*. thanta^Uy gpo BiSmii :'-

to form

-. ). \&':\

{5:') —

-\'«.

:

:~

eitered

being b^ore the bouse.

i. cura.•.

>5,

Hence :r. I pass.

room

II. wpoSooxs. 17. rf^:'^bau) paymenJ beforehand. a giving it^. c-errz\al. ov, 6. a betrayer, traitor one uhc abandons in danger. Fem. wpoSons, a traitress. Hexice vpoSoTiJCOs, 17, or, dhposed to betray, traitcrous.

'. r*^.'i.

»",

the

i.e.

the hall, vestihiJe.

trayal, :rea:bery. crcoson.

\

resoZee ot

(U£f.

fcre-house.

(^£7),

loa.

to ttndersiajid or

---:>--

decree b^c ffpo-SuuTtu-v

against

o, the

-.r.e

see

ucrcoi b^'ore others.

-

.

:

«pc -00^05.

;

(vpoSfi-

for

:

f.

:,

to

of

,

ncnstam

I

or

i»wi

beforehand.

with no pres. in use. being used instead, parL inf. wpoioio' look foru-ard, iee-p a look out ahead : to see from II. to have a care for, provide afar: to foresee. aor.

«., -,

2

against.

acr. 2

(»,

€?>tt

med. of

.

too; scrring in Att.

:

fcs

nit or

—

—

—

:

:

:

,-

"ufjoeizov

—

:

—

ufXi€(Ji

.

—

:

——

—

,

589

--&. ,

to lead oui before : intrans. to move omt be/ore or im vpo-ipxopeu, to go fonoord, go on, advance; ovTOS as time ivent on : to go go front Pass, to go ouifirU. 'a 2. to go forth. Ttpo-^atjj-xjw At*. — in advance. 3. rpoiivaj. eU to dart omt h^are. f.f a» : to pass on to, proceed to another thing. to fail, do wromg b^ort. 4- also of a thing, to go on u-e//, succeed. 'S-po-e^avUTTofxai,, Pas. with act. aor. 3 -eveoayopi pi. -cvcoT^RL, p.qpf. : riii and go being used instead), in£ wpoiiTuv, part, wpoanv oui b^ore; row• i\aff\mfem% IB licc toforetal, say before : to premise. IL to order or b^ore others and march agaiost the baxfaoxiaQS : a bid b^oreband, proclaim. IIL to froclaim pub- race, to siari before the signal is gnren, start too toom, licly, give notice or wamiitg cf a thing. -ffpo-€|e5pa loa. -i|, a raised seat, c&otr instate.

—

-<'€€ h

:

€, — -', :.

,

. ,

-^ — .

«po-^afu,

see fftoipioj.

'--€<

irpo-€U3'dYu Icr.. iniroduce before use before,

Med.

to

i.

:

to bring in,

:

bring in for one's

inf.

Dep.

(,

coi-n

go

or

in b^csre.

-€'•'•.

-,

tax

t\ao-.>i

for

.

wpo^epiwrpnfjs

f.

adxanced

o:oeri.

&-€|€4.

the property-

:

to

mcmy

ecUcc:

-acXe^oj•. pi. pass.

or taxes, in advance,

^•,

to

io sail

-,

•-€«»). , €%5. , 37,

fore one

generally, to

:

vi'irrhs

^, . --^, . , •-€.

TTJs

night

.

to

f.

—

advance

—

Pass.,

the

-.€\ - —-€{4, j

.. inf.

-, -,. . be quite full.

Dep.

I

b^ort.

•€€.

aor. 2 inf. of

irpo-€v\

cc ztr.

, '•6,5. -€|. \ i".

/ dtoeS at

stmt h^arAemd.

to aratommee

h3re

:

—Med.

Aamd, or in the

,

5.

fat.

£ ii«M, A» umdertaie £ -nyof» :

or

«&aci b^ire.

£••^«|: Dep.:

fa/Onufcaarf.• csp.

—the p£

is

of die grooad,

also esed ia pass, seose,

former pufm mutmees : ^ rpoeipyaa-

eca*, to

raw fm words.

—

vpo-^evMut, £ •3. to search out b^ore: Med., 01 vfotfowwiiaroi onrctf tbe h(xse rtcommoitrimg in adwamee.

Ivpo-^pcw AtL

wptdpfi^w >-^ /erfb^rebaud or / nWirfy, jtm

aor. I pass, wp e ifpi^ife cootr.

hrfort.

}>>

Hence

in a j^ce. iXa, to OMMommce h^oraamd. to bring o«rf h^brthamd or^irs/;

a dietiUng

f.

do or

to tiU, tcorh first

Tpo-cp€oxrw, £

p.r.":.-.'v.

^7.

to set ami or

6£ gk>ry achiettd b^»e.

ships,

of

to begin

brfone.

cootr. vpo^iM, sarkig as tot. to «poemir, (the pres. in use b^ng mpooio^ cim : oocn irpovvv«*«, to ammonmrt before the same root come pf. «ye tip^eo, pass, ryp/i ;

fat.

'--«|€,

€€

to

hope bgore.

{^€)5.

f.

fcjr-

med. —enaifen/uu, aor. I pass. Dep.: to imam or umderstmmd fcj^bre-

CM,

of

examtne or semrcb out

promise b^ore. «po-evaura•, £ iaet, to praise b^or

-*. ^:

&* »pU7a•

when

and part, of

aor. 2 inf.

Ep. for rpofOOi, aor. 2 aor. : med. part of

-€(<.

gz

to

«^-, Dep. A> e^oi* »*-

f,

-«•, .,

inirans. (sub.

(3 sing, plqpi.)

€€§. or

—€(eXxf-

-pL

»•-64*"» ^

gen. to ride be-

io project so as to striL• in:

-€7,

:

fore

From —cXtjA gjcn, pass. —eX-g-

or, aor. 2 part, ox rpocupiv.

ruzkc :he charge

€€,

-€<0

forw bqore :

irpo-^mojmtrdM, £ am, to raise the hemd against begenerallj, Hi set im nmotiom b^ore. : semdforward eLgedmst. vpocvcvoCifTO, 3 sing. p^I^ pass. <^ vjpasMca*. io plot e^ainst hefti» Aiif vpo-€Tn|ev Pass, (ape, I«i^9m*) le ie rettiwed as a gi.esi before, abide im amis house

before.

u as far advanced.

»€€,

to

pf. act.

fonoard forward ; c.

to ride on, ride

or

oa expiarer

ov. 6,

presemee pothers.

Hence

terrify b^'ore.

to drive before or

:

-^,

j

a preiious pznic. a so-ing or riding foTiLord.

-^,.-€!:

ixvestigate or

to

io

z-eforehand,

ornnisb

to u.-ork c^t

:.

TTpoeXckns.

ct,.i

to

f.

terrfy befcreband.

f.

:,

:.

acL

2

-^, ,€,

»po€f etAe^/xiva

send Out b^areband.

f.

irpo

to

hand. io

taxes collected in advance. f.

ai:>r.

go cui

:o

:

ctxitr.

b^arthand.

to carry oui

f.

Dep.

-€|« ,

basn!y on.

f.

•»-.

ccntr.

ward. run oui b^ore, rush vpo-c^ero^w. L

-, —:— -, -. -€^. -, -. , -«^, .

DefiL:

:

'

-^ii'tro/iOi,

f.

pay

to

,

sent b^ore.

to

7, vxjiey

<—

med. -C7i>

fat.

:

iijr.-i) oii/

ila:, to send in before. bring in b^ore. 2. to pay the pro^er:y-:zx ^tlaa) in adi once for ouiers. Hence

6•.

cootr.

aor. I pass.

irf>o-^€p€vvtu• cootr. b^ore. Hence

n:L oi

po-«u7tp.

OM/ ii^are, jo

«|po«^€»umfA|p knofw exactly, thoroughly understand

oi

come

to

^o

JO

sally forth h^ore.

before.

?rpo6u<7ev6YK6iv. aor. 2

)

^/u

(»pe. €f ,

.


|/&/ i

I

«

notice:

/o ordler

— p£

pass.

part.

ordained, appoimied.

^

,

£p. aor.

I frcKxi

9€(*^

fort-

—

—

—

:

:

—

590

-,

-,

:

-€,-(-(\( €) , . •--, () ^ ( , '). , \$ €, . $ (€(\ move

draw on

to

[iJ],

f.

fpvaai VTJa

to

go

pf.

Dep.

:

advance ;

on,

aor. 2

:

to jut

II.

forward, reach

liipaton'

es

of

pf.

{,

6s,

growing, flourishing

before the time, precocious.

(,

the power of the Persians having adheight ; Lat.

vanced to

have advanced,

come or go forward,

to

:

to

beyond.

(cp.

f.

:

or forward ; irpo-

a ship foriuard.

'•-€5,

this

iv, part. aor. 2

of

(,

, . , €€, -. , . () , {)., , -, -, -, ^ , ( -, , . -€ , , , -, -, . , -, - , , provectus aetate, advanced in age. or first.

€$,

2. to

go

med.

aor. 2

inf.

(5,

from

contr.

of

part,

pf.

,,

disposed to throw away,

— Med.

get ready before

to

f.

prepare for one's own use. Dep. to bring glad tidings beforehand, esp. to preach the gospel beforehand. to

--6€,, Dep.

:

i.

e.

a placing before, setting vpoOeaews the bread of the setting the s^ez^z-bread, II. a purpose, resolve,

med.

fut.

aor.

I

pass, vpo•

to take heed, be cautious

:

before-

-€5, ,

of

i

c.

ace. to outrun, outstrip.

f.

:

or protect

— Med.

impf.

contr.

oneself : metaph. to put

to

:

:

forward

hold before,

to hold before or hold out as a

therefore

day's

^ .

project, jut out

;

march ahead of him.

2.

:

be the first, rivas to keep a to

of rank,

c.

gen. to

, , , , -^, -, head of anything

be chief or

OT distinguished ; oi

men.

4. impers., ov

-, -, ,

3.

it is

naught avails.

all better, it

pf.

generally, to be eminent the chief

to surpass, exceed.

not at

:

of

ovos,

,

one who goes

before

as

a

guide.

f.

the

way

:

generally, to

go

Dep.

to go first and lead before, guide, conduct : to

Hence

be the leader.

,

5, and

'-5, ,, (,

goes before

6,

one

who

shew the way.

to

(vporjyopos) to speakfor others.

f.

ayopevw) one who speaks for

, . -, -, )

others, a defender, advocate.

Adv. of

pres. part,

of

antecedently.

aor.

€$,

f,

of

I

(,

(,

to

have gone before,

to be the first

speak

reproachful

to die before.

;

II. to

aor, 2 part, oi

to bruit

f.

, ,

f.

abroad beforehand. aor.

:

part,

:

—

2

inf.

spring before or for-

to

ward,

to dart in front. TTpo-QvfXKa, a storm the harbinger of another. a preparatory or pre-

()

,

%, ,

lifninary sacrifice.

Att. impf. also

() — ()

:

pass,

Dep. do a thing

:

:

:

med.

fut. :

aor,

1

to be ready, wil-

ling, eager to c. ace. to be earnest for a person or thing, desire eagerly : absol. to be earnest,

zealous,

shew

'•€,

verb. Adj. one

Ion. ness,

zeal,

:

Hence

zeal.

must desire eagerly.

-, ,

earnest?iess

readiness, willing-

; '

zeal.^

II.

---?, zealous,

good

will,

(,

ov,

earnest

with

all

ready kindness.

$)

gen.

ready, willing, eager,

eager for. II. bearing good will, wishing well to one, well-dis-

P'^^ed.

:

c.

HI. Adv.

Comp. -OTcpov, more

---

readily.

pointed in front.

put forward,

him

f,

2. to hold forth, proffer, offer. 3. to have before or in preference to. 4, to have before first : hence to know beforehand. II. intr. to be

come forth,

(€ to

let

II.

die for one.

pretext.

have the start

run forward or forth.

2. to

ol

do they words ?

-^:—

pf.

:

run

before.

),

to foretell.

to

permit;

contr.

before,

,

f.

Ion. impf.

old form of

aor.

so as to shield

esp.

(, (6$)

ov, laid down before, appointed, fixed : (sub. a day fixed for anything, a limited period, within which proceedings must be taken.

hand.

poc,

,

design.

lavish, prodigal.

''-€,,

layer.

one mtist throw forth,

away, throw up. irpo€TiKOs,

he threw

;

irpoOcats, forth ;

aor. 2 of

irpO€T€Ov, verb. Adj. of

his hair out by

to earth trees uprooted ; but, (ppa^avTCS fencing shield upon shield close-compact;— being the several layers or coats of the shields ; and so means, with layer upon

Ion. for

2 pi. pf. of

he tore

the roots

of

or

by the roots;

before

aor. 2 imperat. of

€€€

ov,

[iJ],

rei,

$, )

readily:

ov, (vp6,

the space before

a door.

-,

readily, actively

Sup.

most

before the door:

—

—— :

—

-, , {, ) -, , -, -.

front door. space before a door, a porch, Lat. vestibulum.

,

Adv.

and

intrans. in Pass.,

to

:

gen. to be set over, be at the head of,

3. c.

slaughter

put before one-

Med. also to put put forward as an excuse or 4. in

€(5 —

be the chief;

send for-

:

with aor. 2, pf, stand before or forward, come to stand near. 2. c. ace. pers. to ap-

plqpf. act.

proach.

send before.

to

:

II.

forward : II.

3. to

choose as one's leader.

pretence.

:

:

591

forward, put out

sacri-

send forth or away, dismiss.

,, --,

subj. of

—

(jrpo)

to

to

med.

aor. 2

self,

II. to

———

put before one, put in front.

2. the

.

/o sacrifice before ox first.

fice in behalf of.

. :

be the author of

to

-«,

the leading men, chiefs hence to manage, regulate, govern. 4. to stand before so as to protect any one aor. 2 part, of irpoudov. hence to protect, guard. irpo'iciv, 6is, (I, Ion. and Att. impf. of = irpo'Ccis, iv, pres. part, of to hold before, hold out. II. Med. to sit before, Med. to hold out before oneself, stretch to set or place before : take the first seat. forth. 2. to put forward, propose, offer. 3. to 3 sing. npoUi and opt. irpol'oi (as if from put forward, allege, plead. fut. Att. impf. irpoUiv, us, «t aor. 2 part, of Ep. aor. I aor. 2, 3 pi. npaeaav, ibo). = Ep. for vpouvai imper. -apois, npoirw, inf. a driving before , (irp6, or or onwards, opp. to Med., aor. 2 aor. 2 opt. to or plqpf. Pass., pf. Ion. Adv. (rrp6) forthwith, send before, send on or forward; generally, to dis- straightway, suddenly. miss, let go : also to send on to another. 2. to lei f. to sleep before or 11. to sleep in front of he let drop a word an inf. first. fall, let slip; inos he sent his is often added, atcTw Ion. properly perf. of eagles /ori/& to fly he sent forth to sit before or in front of ; the breeze to blow. TTJs to be situated 3. to throw before, throw away : of missiles, to shoot forth, dart, hurl, dis- so far in front of the rest of Greece also to protect, f.

:

ward, send before

aor.

i

the time.

,

, -,

(,

-)

to

.. :

:

:

^, :

—

:

:

:

—

:

:

-

;

Ion,

,

—

:

oi

:

-, 4, ,,,

:

{(

$.)

. -, -(, -|5,

-

—

;

-, \$ \\$ -^ -, ; {| -, -, :

:

4. to give up, deliver over

charge.

oneself, exert oneself

send forward

from

upon

:

also to devote

a thing.

II.

Med.

to

give up, betray : also to desert, forsake, throw overboard. 2. of things, to give freely : in bad sense, to throw away, squander, oneself,

defend.

Ion.

down

before or in front.

to

/s

;

throw words away

also

:

go, let slip. 3. to give over to one. 4. to drive forward, force on, 5. to allow or suffer a person to do a thing. Ill, Pass, to be thrown

of Act., aor. :

—

2

,

;

f.

:

properly ace. of

(^) one who asks for a free

a

,

—

gen.

dat.

gift,

ace.

hence gen. irpoiKos is used as Adv. freely, free gift without return, Lat. gratis : also with impunity ; so also ace.

II. later

:

:

to

:

f.

Ion. 2

:

Med.

:

aor.

($.

I, to set

inf.

I

aor.

irpoaraOeis,

pi.

vpoearews or impf., fut. and aor.

aor.

:

,

part.

plqpf.

before.

to suffer ills before.

Trpo-KOKOs, ov, very bad, exceeding bad. f.

call forth to one

(,

c.

to call forth, call

2. to invite

beforehand.

ace. rei, to offer or propose.

, -,

— Med.

on

to

to call out to fight, challenge, defy,

:

Lat. provoco.

=

ask a gift, to beg.

part.

;

Ill, to call

II,

up or

forth, rouse.

Att.

f.

part.

so also in

a marriage-portiofi,

From

dowry, Lat. dos.

Dep.

burn

to

f.

to enjoy a

gift, present; irpoiKos

pf.

Med, tenses

posted before. to view or examine

f.

Att.

intr.

beforehand.

a beggar. :

and

II, in Pass,

to be set or

Dor. for ov,

to post before:

post before oneself.

away, be neglected.

put forward.

II. to

in.

f.

to

down beforehand

to let

f,

nietaph. to involve

to let

Adv. freely, gratis

II,

to sit in public, sit in state.

-,-,-(€ -, -, , . , . -,, , , ,^(, -, -, -, . 0220 -, €, -(, , -, $ , , $ , , , , -

lavish

Med.

also

f.

to sit

:

i

inf.

2

,

pass,

(,

iv

:

Ion.

Causal

pres.,

before or infro?it.

2.

— Med.

to

oneself; of a

aor.

I

to

make

and impf.,

roll forward or in front

$, , anything

From

in

I.

in pres.

—

Pass, to fall prostrate before another.

cover: a covering, curtain

pf.

part,

Dep. only used

to call forth, challenge, defy.

to

f.

,

to

:

hang

put something over

woman,

hung

in front to

rnetaph. a screen or blind. before as a covering:

-

oneself, to veil or screen

[]

—

.:

- -. -,, .

——

:

:

—

:

:

^)

, - -, -, )(, , ) . , , -^) -, , -, -, -, -, , . () -, -,. •, -, -, ^ -, , -, -, -, ^ -, ' -, ) -, , -, -, -, -, -€, -, -, , -, , . -, . --, ,- .-.,^ -, () ) 592

ttos putting

no

her face.

veil over

-,,

soon.

aor.

:

f.

work or

to

:

2

:

toil be/ore.

pf.

•-€,

work

II.

6v, aor. 2 part,

'•-5,

{,

ov,

$,

of

17,

f.

goes before, a female leader. Ion. and in late Gr.

--

-eyvwKa

against

-"^

pf.

;

to vote

:

beforehand, condemn by a prejudgement : vp. rivos to give a verdict of murder against : also to prejudge against one that f.

, -€, -, to

'-5€, ,

-,

c. inf.

land before. run down beforehand. burn before: of a coun-

to

to

to

all before one.

Pass, to lie

to

—

.

bring

f.

ravage by fire

try, to

.

make

down

in front.

to recline at table before.

upon or

to seize

:

f.

occupy beforehand : to take possession of before another metaph. to prevent, anticipate. to detail or describe beforehand. to break tip or annul beforehand :

—

Med. to adjust or composebeforehand: T^v to end their mutual enmity Dep.

to begin first

:

to

fore

;

-,

bringing disputed points to issue. to lean forward. f. ov, heardformerly : legendary.

-•,

a place of

rge

Dep.

to

(,

TO,

bring forward. away. the front hair

forelock of a horse. progress on a journey. be- progress, advancement, improvement.

,

impf.

;

—

—

^cy,

front

to ctit

away

hence to foradvance, thrive,

:

:

aTos, to, preference, partiality.

Hence

, previous

[t],

of

From

to choose before others,

Pass, to be preferred before, II. to

TTpoKplTos, ov,

Ion. inf.

impf.

judge beforehand,

to be set used as Pass, of before or in front cf : to stretch forward, II. to be set before one: metaph. to be

$ (€$

proposed or laid before one, mooted ; the qtiestion is concerning safety a task proposed ; debate.

(( ^^ III.

to

one, lie exposed; to lie dead, corpse. IV. to be held out, set forth.

;

lie

irepl

acOKos npTjybefore

{, K(\fv9os) forerunning.

the

preferred.

,

:

:

irpo-Kc\€V0os, ov,

—

:

decide.

Ion. for fut.

f.

pick out, prefer before or be superior to others.

accusation.

Ion. for

tnatter in

metaph.

From

:

to accuse beforehand.

before, lie

in

the

Pass, to ward or promote a up beforehand. prosper. II. intr. in Act. to make one's way forof time, to be far gone, far to gain possession of ward, to make progress Med. to hold before advanced.

oneself.

fut.

f.

:

way work

II.

:

to eat

aor. 2

-,, —

II. to

Pass, to be carried

to use tip beforehand.

or occupy beforehand, preoccupy

the

,

—

before one, or clear the

f.

jut out.

(, \$)

the breast.

to escape before to a

irpoKaTatpivynv es

From

hear or learn beforehand. TO, a robe falling over

to

but mostly in

place.

for

5

f.

make ready beforehand.

to escape to

«

—

carry on before

before.

technical sense, to offer the first of the sacrifice.

to take care of, take

-, ,

head-foremost.

=

$, , Ion. form, (,

woman who

e. g.

empty beforehand. thought for. to be anxious for one. f. Med. to have proclaimed by herald, to give public notice. f. Att. to proclaim by herald, proclaim publicly. f. to run the first risk, bear the brunt of battle. f. to move forward : to urge on : Pass, with fut. med. to come on, advance. Att. fut. to weep beforehand or openly. II. trans, to bewail beforehand. aor. I pass. part, of Ion. los, , gen. a calling forth : a challenging to combat ; Ik in pursuance of a challenge. II. an invitation, proposal. III. as law-term, a formal challenge offered by either party for the purpose of

(, '•-€,

'"^^, the roe-deer. TTpo-KarayyiXKo), to announce or declare beforehand.

:

proceleu-

to

f.

Dep.

HI. to grow iveary, faint too IV. to have a previous illness : to be dis-

tressed beforehand.

a

(,

,

smatic, a foot consisting of four short syllables,

over, veil.

for another.

cover

II. to

ov or

projecting battlements

rows

^

:

os, ov,

ranged

{,

h

so of ships, vies

:

ranged

with

like battlements or in

€\

rows turned sea-wards eight deep

in

also of a cup,

-, -5( -, ,

the heads of griffins were set at regular distances

round

it.

[t]

f.

rolling

forward

:

:

to roll forth, set

— Pass.,

to

grovel or prostrate oneself before one. f.

to stoop forward

and peep

out.

—

(. — —

:

-, -,

,

f.

-Kvvos,

—

confirm or ratify be/ore.

to

,

(, $) hymn. prelude of grasping {,

-, ) -, '-., -, -, ,-— ov,

TO

one who snarls

II.

ov,

in-hand.

the hilt,

-(,

f.

pass,

:

:

:

2. to

.

=:

--,

pf.

beforehand: to

away

opos,

bulwark, ram-

to fight before or in with another as champion.

f.

aor. 2

receive as an earnest or deposit. to take or sooner than another

Dep. to witness beforehand, [] Dor. for

, () -, )

front of : also

to take

title

as Adj. prophetic, pre-

II.

part, Lat. propugnaculum.

prate before.

to

, ,

was the

'•6, $, , ,

to receive beforehand.

Dep.

($

:

'•-€,

sword-

(he hilt.

to obtain by lot beforehand.

f.

gen.

a prophet or of the Pythia

saging.

a

grasped by

pass,

II.

593 Ion. los,

or Delphic priestess.

before the festal revel

the

:

-, -, . . ()

a

like

-5,

prophetess

the star that rises before the

Dog-star, Procyon. dog, a snarling critic.

-8,

—

:

take before

Dep.

:

to fight

Att.

f.

(0 fight before, fight in the

the van.

:

front rank, fight in

before or in defence of.

II. to fight

{,

fighting before,fightget the ing in front : as Subst., mostly in plur., the foremost II. fighting for, tivos. to get a start on the fighters, champions. start of ; to practise beforehand. f. 2. to be beforehand with, anticipate, claim road. name of a prophetess of Dodona. III. or take before the time : hence to prejudge. to take earnest thought bef. to repeat from the beginning. :

to obtain first, procure.

-€,

f

:

—

before.

ov,

3.

II. to outstrip,

5 65

^

pf. pass.

-, , €, -, , ,

:

to pick

U. to say out or choose before others, prefer. 2. beforehand : to foretell, prophesy, of an oracle. to tell publicly, proclaim : to warn : to profess, de-

forehand.

'•-€'•8, ov, (,

on

the forehead.

, , : .^ , , -, -, ) -,

clare

:

to order.

— $

), worn

or being

II. as Subst.,

the skin of the forehead. for horses.

2.

6,

a front-piece, frontlet

($)

Dor. to leave by pf. irpoXiKonra f. [], , ae irpo- foresight, forethought : consideration. going forth, to leave behind, forsake ; the festival of Prome\€\oine prudence forsook thee also to quit before2. theus. TTpoKiiiruv to abandon one's post. hand; II. intr. to cease or fail , ov, of or from Prometheus. to omit to do a thing. '•po«o,fut.med.-/^7;^77o/t: aor. I pass, beforehand: absol. to faint, fall into a swoon, :

:

, {($)

:

-€05,

,

,

(irpoKiyw) foretelling, pro-

phetic.

pf.

of

pass,

pf.

{$): —

-

care beforehand, to provide for : to shew forethought for, Lat. cavere c. ace. pers. to shew regard or consideration for.

Dep.;

gen. ews Ion.

:

to take

rjos,

{5)

,

Pro-

one before, arrange by word metheus, Forethought, son of the Titan lapetos, brother o{ Epimetheus or Afterthought: inventor of many arts, of mouth before. prating, chattering. esp. of working in metal and clay, whence he is said ov, to have made man from clay, and to have furnished to see before or in front. II. stolen from Olympus. him with the aor. 2 inf. of as appellat. /ore/)5>oMO'^/, caution. aor. 2 part, of (s, (irpo, Dor. foreprefatory speech : in , Trag. and old Com., the prologue was all of the piece thinking, cautious, wary : caring about a thing.

^ ^. . , , ) , . $, \€\ -, \€( -, , ) . , . , -, , ', -, -

Dep.

:

to converse with

-,,

(,

,

,

{\€^)

came before the first chorus after Euripides, it was a narrative of facts introductory to the main

that

action, opp. to eiriKoyos. f.

:

—

€4

to

pf.

pass.

:

Pass., ai an ambush before the ambush that bad before been beset with an ambuscade.

lay

-, .

—

,

to

-,

f.

f. :

^,

laid.

to soften

Dor.

II.

to

inform of or denounce opos,

(,

,

aor, 2 pass. inf. of

beforehand.

aor. 2

to foretell, prophesy.

Ion. for

[],

f.

inclined to fore-

warily.

the first ynother, ancestress of a race.

-, , Dep.

-$,

beforehand.

:

to

ascertain or find out beforehand. the right of consulting the Ion. oracle first. From

'•-€,,

($)

ov,

Adv.

thought, wary.

aor. 2 inf. of

Att.

-, , =

Ion.

:

—

mingle beforehand : Pass., have intercourse with before-

to

f.

-, -, ,

aor. 2 inf.

to

hand.

f.

Dep.

endeavour to obtain,

to

to hire beforehand.

woo for another

:

generally, to

solicit: to plead with, c. dat.

to forebode, presage.

II.

. -,, , (, ) . ,, , . , 5 —

, , one by

one, one after the other.

{,

irpo-p.oipos, ov,

be/ore the destined term,

'•^€€,

an approach,

the

:

mouth of a

—a

-€, ,

Lat. princeps.

chief.,

river.

champion, like

-,

,,

f. to work beforehand. irpo-vuos or TTpo-vaios, a, ov Ion. vaos) before or in front of a temple ov,

{,

Subst.,

,

I.

:

II.

Minerva

as

at Delphi,

-, , -, -, f.

defence

to assign

f.

forth, present. in

-, , -5, , -€, -, , ,-,

spread.

,

—

I

Med.

med. and

pass,

to

,

f.

foresight, things,

,

,

provident,

II.

to provide.

()

verb. Adj. one

2. c.

must take

cautious,

3. absol. to

care.

disposed to practise

wary.

II.

Adv.

of

-kSis,

with forethought.

-, ,

(irpovoos) a perceiving or

() , -, , () 8, ()

tnanage,

one that

for

.

.

2. c. dat. et inf. to

Lat. hospitium.

,

to

go out foragitig,

ov,

grazing forward.

irpo-voos, ov contr.

-, ,'($. (, —

ing beforehand, wary:

'-•5,

-,

(S,

From

duals lied

;

son.

of different

states

:

to feed,

-, , -, -, , , -,

,

to

shave beforehand. bray beforehand.

to

to travel before.

f.

-, ,) f.

pave the way. hand.

prepare the way before^ metaph. to prepare before-

to

II.

f.

{, , (,

-

to travel before.

going before or in advance: a party cf soldiers in advance. a going on, advance. plqpf. inf. vpoeidevai, part. vpoeiSws (with no pres. in use) irpoydeiv fut. to know beforehand. Cf. vponbov. irpo-o8os, ov,

-, -,

)

oi,

:

:

:

:

'.

Dep.

:

to

Att. contr.

ov,

by

(|,

,

is

From

Att. contr.

, (, $)

- , -,

:

a preamble

--

— the

used in pass, sense, to be stated

way of preamble.

\a.\vs,

f.

make a preamble or prelude

in Music, a a preface, exordium : 2. meta.ph. any beginning. to a thing

:

in speeches, :

on before.

fut.

:

Dep.

:

to

have gone

-,

:

the

irpooirTOS Att. contr. irpouTTTOS, ov, verb. ndj. of (as if from foreseen : manifest.

Comp. bent

possessed

which he was althe relation usually passed on from father to II. one who represented a foreign stale, a sort

and to swear before or beforehand^ on oath before. -irpooTTTiov, verb. Adj. of one must look beforehand, take care of: cf sq.

vuos) think-

2.

npo^evos

the

state to

III. generally, a patron, asof consul or agent. guardian. 2. as Adj. assisting,

of

{, ) or bending forwards ready. metaph. (, () before or without

drooping, sinking.

a public

the word expressed the same relation between a state and an individual of another state, that £iVos did between two indivi:

a hymn.

to

going forward

3.

and privileges of of an ambassador.

(, ($)

irpo-^evos Ion. irpo-^civos, 0, i.e. a public guest or host

$,

prelude, overture

forage. a foraging, foray, raid.

,

esp.

From

on opening or introduction

2. the

f.

contrive

the rights

II.

a TTpo^ivos or public friend,

pense.

,

vpov-

one person to another. irpo^evia, a treaty or compact of friendship between a state and a foreigner, public friendship,

pf.

57,

i

irpo^evos, to be

also to advise, give directions.

:

11. foresight, forethought, knowing beforehand. forecast ; l/f irpovoias with forethought, advisedly, Lat. ex consulto, and of crimes, wi.'h malice pre-

providence of the gods. a proboscis. a foraging, plundering.

aor.

:

any one's

or patron. II. to negotiate, anything for another: to supply, fur-

effect

as Subst., -npoohoi,

shewing forethought or design. Ion.

to be

one's protector

Dep.

perceive or observe beforehand.

'•€,

—

f.

-€, -

gen. to provide for, take thought for. Hence be provident, act warily.

the gazelle

relieving.

gain a victory beforehand.

plan or devise beforehand :

:

sistant, defender,

beforehand.

also

;

, :

to fast

to

f.

f.

with aor.

beforehand : to hold of cattle, to gain ground,

ov. Ion. for -npovaios. f.

(Trpo^evos)

great privileges in the

nod or stoop forwards.

to

f.

in

Med. grazing : hence II.

go forward

,

for or

at sea

to fight

of, tlvos.

:

,

,

a tem-

the court before

kind of deer

to introduce

Ion. i), a name of because she had a chapel or statue III. there before the great temple of Apollo. vpovaos, 0, the hall or vestibule of a temple, through which was the way to the temple itself.

ple.

a

nish, present, grarit.

••5, , () the foremost man, a :

:

II. in plur.

vestibule.

the jutting foot of a mountain aor. 2 part, of

,

also npo/cas.

:

irpo-^€ivos, 6, Ion. for npo^evos. impf. : f.

Hence

aor. 2 inf. oi

II.

,

gen. vpoKOs,

or perh. the roe

untimely.

,

generally, in front of, outside a place. a hall or court.

:

',

$,

and , wotnan who woosfor another, a match-maker.

)

walls

as Subst.,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

to

—

:

—

594

to

—

incli?ied,

to testify

*),

, -,

:

, € -, -€ . , {) —

,

-,

verb. Adj. of

foreseen,

f,

:

to foresee

vident.

accompany ;

conduct in procession,

esp. to

corpse to the grave, Lat. efferre.

to be foreseen.

(: —

. ^, ,

—

:

:

forward

look

to

2.

aor. 2

, pf. irpo-

:

absol, to look forward, he pro-

:

see

at,

before one: provide for a

,

,

TTpoirtTeia,

follow a pursue.

111. to

aor. 2 part,

[],

f.

to

595

to

of spread out before.

From

rashness, reckless haste.

falling forwards, bending forward, Lat. prociduus, proclivis : drooping, at the II. also in Med. person or thing. II. metaph. being on the verge to foresee. 2. to look before one. 3. to pro- point of death. 2. precipitate, of, ready for, prone to a thing. vide for, to provide, Lat. caver e. Hence f. to mark out beforehand, to pre- suddeft, rash, hasty, reckless. II. in headlong Adv. forwards. determine. haste. to drive forward or onward: f. II. intr. in Act. to 3 sing. pf. pass, of Pass, to rush or start on. 7/, ov, pi. pass. part, of start forward. f. to spring out before : to f. to moor before or in front. also to see from afar.

-,

3. c. gen. to

,

-, ,

-

—

-^, , '€: -^: — — Att. contr.

owe beforehand before, to remain as a irpo-oi|/is, ccus,

-,, -'•5,

of

fut.

is,

a foreseeing. (as if

(,

II.

*-

from

-, , -, -, )

to teach beforehand.

f.

-, -€, ,

Adv. very long ago.

{,

Prep, with gen. before.

II.

Adv. before, sooner.

put beside or along before-

to

hand.

-,

f.

spring forward from. f.

mvd

to prepare

5, -

foully

— also

to

, ,

(cos,

beforehand

^ €

—

before

-, -, (, )

forward, before. irpo-irds,

;

Adv., l. of Place, in front, 2. of Time, before, formerly. strengthd. for

-, -, -, )€5,

vds,

day long ;

all

the ships together: neut.

:

Adv.

utterly.

to suffer before or before-

f.

hand

all

vfjas

as

{,

of a family, forefather

, -,

-^, ,

:

the first

Trpo-ireipa,

pav

pledge away liberty to Philip

€5

persuade beforehand.

trial.

'•-€,

attempt beforehand

:

and

I

[],

f.

, an-

;

aor.

I

make a

also as

pf. pass.

—

to

Dep.

send send

: to send away, disrniss : to on : to send forth ; lovs to shoot forth II. to conduct, arrows also /o afford, furnish.

before or beforehand

:

forward :

f,

:

pf.

:

;

aor. 2 :

—

to

€

so,

:

,

to fall or

inf.

throw oneself

to rush forward, rush headlong.

to trtist or believe beforehand.

f

-,

down

2

aor.

—

poet, for

(v.

:

to fall

before, fall prostrate, of suppliants.

to sail before.

f.

Hence

irpo-irXoos, ov contr. --rrXovs, ovv, sailing before, in front or at the head.

-, -, , (.

going before

-^, , {, $)

to

shew the way,

grading.

, (- -,, — '•-€€, , , {$) €€- '•€, $,

-,€(. ^: : -^ with aor.

f.

-, -€ -, , ) -, -\(,

€€•.

ward,

Lat. experimentum facere, to to

,

the interests of the state have

f.

to

a previous trial or venture

77,

founder

in plur.

cestors, forefathers. {.

to

Ion. for

to be ill-treated before.

epos, 0,

:

pass,

)

to

been complimented away.

hand

:

drink before or to one, to drink to another's health, 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, came to signify to give aivay, make a present of, to eKtvOepiav compliment away :

to supply beforehand : to offer before. irpo-irapotGe and before a vowel -Qtv : Prep, with before gen., before, in front of;

II,

$) —

'•'-05,

and

[], impf.

pf. act.

TTJs

one's feet, close at

, {,

with indignity, to abuse throw in one^s teeth, reproach one

Pass, to be prepared beforehand.

the door.

Att.

to treat

:

Hence

with.

:

of

inf.

..

contumelious treatment.

fixed in front, pro-

minent.

irpoiraOciv, aor. 2

6\pis)

).

a seeing before one.

, , -, , -,

€5,

cover with

debt.

(,

77,

f.

Pass, to be due beforehand or

to

es,

, -,

step

:

to

put the foot for-

stride forward.

do beforehand, take the first or prepared beforehand. to fight before or in front of.

to

f.

Pass, to be f.

made

17^0;,

)

service rendered.

From

a priest. a servant that goes , 77, 2. before one : an attendant, minister : a rower. one who serves a god, a priest or priestess : a templeservant.

f.

{,

II.

as

devoted or dedicated

to

to serve as

Adj. ministering to a thing, it.

—

• -,'

:

-, () ) -,,. ()$ -,

—

596

, , -, ,

fore,

ace,

c.

:

carrying drink-offera conductor,

as Subst.

II.

escort.

f. &}, to work or take pains beforeII. to hand. labour for or instead of III. c. gen. rei, to work for a thing, another. IV. c. ace. rei, to obtain by i. e. to obtain it. previous labour: hence in pf. pass, part., things formerly pursued with zeal. V.

grow weary

•8, , , (,

Med.

to

or tire too soon.

ov, very toilsome, exceeding toilsome.

novTos) the name of the Sea of Marmora, so called because it leads into the

, -,-, -, ,()

Pontus or Black Sea.

to

f.

go

-^, —

conduct forward

and

med.

pass,

Pass,

before ox forward.

() , -

—

beforehand

to provide

f.

to be

)

irpoiroais, fws, :

?),

a pledging.

-\;5,

,

-, ,-,

II.

one

who

-,

to

f.

II.

to exact beforehand.

,

(tivos,

inclining

-5,— €$ -,

forward : metaph.

forward, ready, willing. is,

neut.

:

strengthened form of

to

roll

on and on,

-,

fore another's feet

-

:

to be

place.

Adv.

'S'po,

right before.

Pass, strengthd. for

)

driven about from place to

{,

stern-foremost,

properly of a ship on the point of sinking the brink of ruin, utterly cast away. to stumble before. f

,

, -, [^,,{,) , -, ) -,(,-^:

neut. pi. as Subst.,

:

hence on

II.

Athens the Propylaea, the entrance to the trance Acropolis, built by Pericles. TO, a portico, vestibule. :

at

aor.2

f.

^-, -, -^, -, :

to

learn by inquiry before, hear or ascertain ov, before or

offerings

made for

f.

Lat. profluere.

,

{,

to

for towers

;

the city.

the

€€

of,

€

so,

:

II.

2.

a proclam-

also

on

the part of, at

irpos

have honour

^.109

cioi

^tivoi

and the poor are sent by

strangers

Jove. 3. in presence oaths and protestations

whence

of, before,

its

use in

(,

:

irpos

$

witnesses before gods and men in which case the Att. insert between the prep, and ace,

€$ $ ae

(

:

-

beseech thee by the gods, Lat. per

I

te

-

with a passive Verb=i»ir
II.

;

2 " » $5 $ $

;

'^05

Trpos

it is

With

like a

woman.

Dat., generally, hard by, near, iiz the presence to dash zipon earth of, at, on ; to cling close to each other. tovtois II, in addition to, besides; in addition to this addition to all other evils. ment in a thing, y'i-yv(o0ai ;

tois

III,

i?i

of close engageto be

employed upon considering.

'$ tile

Accus.,

ifi

it

to,

I. of towards the East;

expresses motion,

upon;

rjL•

2. in hos-

to cry to heaven.

sense, against

:

reference or reply

in the titles of speeches, to,

in

answer

to, Lrat.

05

TiJO adversus with gen.,

$ $$

not in accusation of, which ii; properly Lat. in. 3. without hostile sense, ctTTfO' II. of to address oneself towards or to one. Ill, generally, Time, towards, near, hard upon.

(

in

regard to

to, in

regard or relation

this, therefore

things relating to

war

to, at,

upon ; what end?

to

;

$) $ 6$ !

our relations to the gods, able

^ais) a foretelling.

:

Zr,v6s to

hand of Jove

-5 $;

flow forward, flow amain,

previous instructions or orders. ation, public notice.

hand

father's side

of Relation, with a view

beforehand.

i.«

$

on the

With

a gateway, en-

Trpos

Abdcra

situated on the side of the Hellespont rather than of the Strymon, i.e. is nearer to it. a. metaph.,

Place, towards,

before the gate.

;

'2,6%

05

to keep rolling oneself be-

;

.•

"'

;

- (^

inclined or bent forwards : swayas Adv., forward.

,-,,

ing forwards

, deos oro.

do before,

.

$

against, the Ethiopians

T€

the projectingfoot of a mountain.

Att.

and

up by

:

6$

to

drinks healths.

as Adv.,

—

at

a drinking before or a drink.

the roots, root

'2,

the

Pass.

II.

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 place: Dor. and [w], contrd. With Genit., I. of Place, /row /or/ib hence from or on the side or quarter of; on theside of the South, i. c. in the direction of the South garrisons on the side of, i.e.

with

provided beforehand.

to one

Dep.

{, 6$) foretold. by {,

(,

ings in procession.

fut.

.

sending on beov, proclaimed, commanded. an at/ending, escorting, conduciifig, the first place in a irpop-pijos, ov, , branch : neut. or escorting in a proces- the roots, Lat. radicitus.

\1.

procession, like sion

; ;

:

comparison of; of his father Cyrus;

2,

3.

to;

;

Tohs according to, suitat the

news

;

so,

in proportion to, in

in comparison Toiis

in

com-

—

—

—

:: .

— implying superiority, Lat. prae IV. in Att., irpos with ace. is npos by as, irpos trpbs force, forcibly irpbs in season = Tiv't to please one; irpds Absol. as Adv., besides, over and above. In compos, it implies I. motion towards, as

farhon of all the

rest,

,

omnibus. often put for Adv.,

aliis

,

;

;

. -,-( ) -,

.

'^.

. -,

—

:

-

-,

-,.

to

jump

f.

/fiat

-, -,

to

:

aor. i

upon one.

up, at or

answer.

Dor. poet. aor.

,

f.

-€,

597

a being by or besides

III.

ing beside, as

in

as Subst.,

:

bath.

,

).

{$,

be/ore the Sab-

of the Sab-

8 , . -, , -, -, -

,

irpoaaYOpcvoris, «us, an addressing. From irpoaayopctrrcos, a, ov, verb. Adj. to be called or

From

named.

but the Att.

name,

name.

f.

aor. 2

:

and

pf.

-'/-

are

pf.

II.

mount

rarely aor I

med. in pass, sense or upon: to supply, furnish.

to

:

bring to 2. to put to, add, 3. to bring to, move towards, employ, 4. to bring in introduce. II. 5. to lead on, induce. intT. to draw near, appr oac h ; Trpoaayecomeon! III. Med. to attach to oneself, bring over to one's 2. to embrace, salute. side. 3. to induce to do a thing. 4. to get for oneself, procure, import hence in Pass., imports. Hence ($, , one who brings to, an intro-

, , ,

(^) , (^)

,

a bringing

towards sense of to or

--

II. (from the intr. approach or access to, the privilege of entrance. bringing to, attractive,

) -^, acquisition.

persuasive.

Dor. f. Dor. for

to sing to

:

aid one. to put on over. climb up to : of

to

to

,

a going up to, approach and as-

approach ;

means of a

cent by

ladder,

;

\

i.

e.

a scaling-ladder.

aor. 2 imperat. of

read to

f.

2. to

one

to force

besides.

force or constrain be-

bring under command, discipline. do a thing.

announce

, '•-€, ^, f.

f.

besides.

to xvrite or note

to lift

up

down

besides

a

in

2.

I

irpoaadeiv rpayc^diav to sing the songs

Tragedy to music.

II.

harmonise or

to

chime in with, Lat. concinere. aor. I part, of

Med.

oneself.

II.

to

;

to

.,

,

-, -, $. -, , -, -, -, -:-,

besides.

besides

fill

up

:

—

the

to

f.

spend or consume

aor. I part.

tofill

f.

measure

f.

up by pouring

f.

-,

to

hang up besides

or upon.

hold in check besides.

to

poet.

—

addition.

f.

II. to

to rise

,

spring or rush

to

to ask besides

up towards.

to

in

verb. f.

a javelin. hear besides. must bring to. to rub or smear upon. to shoot like

to

f.

,

demand

continue asking, to beg of one:

, .].{7'^,6 -€, , -&-4, f.

Pass, to be taken besides, to be cast

in a lawsuit besides.

offer or dedicate

something additional on onealso

II.

to confer

{, €

Att. tw, to enslave besides.

ibo), to

go up

(•

to.

without pres. in use being used instead) to announce, publish or

order besides.

:

a beggar.

6,

to take

to

aor. 2

Hence

absol. to beg hard.

— Med.

f.

f.

--, ,

,

besides

into,

of.

self: to contribute besides:

to choose to oneself, attach to

come quickly upon or over.

'!•-6,

to

upon oneself or undertake besides. II. of an oracle, to give an answer besides. to spend or consume besides. that on which one leans. From Pass, to lean on. [t] Hence irpoaavaKXtais, , a leaning or lying on. f. to take up or receive besides. 2. metaph. to recruit or refresh take

or consult with.

/o choose or elect in addition to.

Att.

besides.

Med.

:

, -^, -<, . -, ^ -, .) -, , -, -, -- -, -,

sing.

to thee will

II.

to

, . -, -

ducer.

come

Hence

besides.

to

'/'/,

fut.

;

f.

riders, to

sides.

to address, accost.

:

call by

:

aor.

fut.,

vpoaiiTTOv, to

to

f.

to

aor.

f.

:

[],

poet.

denounce.

to

:

Pass, to be held

, -, -,

fast in a thing.

Att. fut.

the eve

€, to announce

f.

a remain-

:

{( sum).

(,

ov,

bath

addition, besides, as in irpoa-

II.

i

milk besides: Dor. fut. med. will yield milk besides.

to

(in pass, sense)

-, -, \$ €$ -, : --^ -, € ^, -, , -, -, in

Dep.:

:

is.

Dor. for

gen. €os, (vpos,

(s,

rising up

against or so as to meet one, up-hill, Lat. arduII. meti'ph. steep, arduous: irksome, displeasus. ing, painful. III. of persons, adverse, hostile.

'•-€, (, -6€, ,

-, -,

f.

to report besides.

to forbid besides.

f.

f.

to

17^0;, to

demand

besides.

threaten besides.

aor. 2 without pres. in use

(-

—

—

^ -,

—

:

:

——

:

—^pobav€L,

598

-, -,, -, -,, -^,

f.

besides.

-, /, -,

renounce

to forbid,

being used instead),

besides.

throw away or lose

to

f.

-,

prove

to

besides.

pay as a debt besides. Med. to ansjver besides.

-,

aor. I

--,

2 act.

f.

--

-, -,

—

up on : to mount or ascend. come upon, attack.

to

2.

fut.

pf.

pf.

:

med.

::

-,

-(. -

with aor.

Pass.,

revolt besides.

to enroll or register besides.

f.

—

:

aor.

:

go towards, to come near

aor.

-

2

to

2

step :

to

pf.

-- € -, , -, , , {) . -, - -, ,, {) -,, -, -, - -,-: -: —:^-- , -, -, -, -, -, to

:

, , .. -^, , - ,${) -,

---, ,-(, -

besides. to kill or slay besii

f.

and

to

2 act,

to destroy,

:

f.

:

to lose besides

:

:

— Med., with

pf.

perish besides or with others.

'-•€., ,-€,

send away or off besides. to send off besides. to defraud besides.

to

f.

f.

f.

f.

f.

to valine or estimate besides.

—',

carry off besides: to

to

return or report in besides. Dor.

upon, attach to, confer upon impose upon, saddle with.

commit

deliver,

to.

2.

—

tack.

II. intr. to strike

or assault upon, engage

approach, come to land or port.

to, c. dat.

to

f.

constrain to a thing.

3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, attached or closely joined

Ion.

to befitted,

-, ,

Att.

f.

to

come or go

Att.

later

pass,

:

metaph.

—

to adapt.

f.

:

to fit to,

put or attach

intr. to S7iit

II.

:

or agree with

, -, -., ,-. f.

to be attached to,

-. -,

to

f,

civil rights besides, to

) ,

) -, , f.

away upon. impf :

3 dual

to

to

:

speak

ov, (jrpus,

to,

beco^ne

3 sing.

address, accost.

near a farm-yard,

-, grow

or

to

-, , to

f.

f.

wax

accompany on to

away for away

thing taken

besides

—

larger.

burn by touching.

-, ,-, -,

to take

the flute.

increase

f.

to take

oneself besides

—

besides

:— Med.

Pass, to have a

besides, f.

f.

-

harbour.

•-€08,

to

Dep.

to arrive at.

cause to revolt besides:

:

:

—

to

approach.

to

-, ,

— Med.,

Ion.

to cofne to aid,

f.

{, yia^yrj) {,

) -

ov,

ov,

north wind.

-,

'-'^^,

upon,

:

to

to.

--

later

Dep.

:

to

:

;

to arrive

3.

fut.

come or go

-^^to,

attach

:

of things, to come

\^

f.

:

pf.

-ylypaipa, pass,

in addition.

tcL

to exercise at or with.

f.

f

to,

-^^-

annex a clause or codicil; conditions added to a treaty.

to write besides,

pf. pass,

the

with a smile

to.

^,

row

[t]

to

generally, to be added, accriie, Lat.

2.

, '-€,^^, ,

with

the earth:

exposed

[a], to look

f.

-, ^^^ accedere.

—

tiear

gladden, Lat. arridere.

-'^('^(

pf.

happen :

away

aor. 2

,

oneself

rustic.

:

of

with succour: to bring sticcour or support to. a putting to or upon; II. a falling tipon, an attack, assault; applying. 2. an attack of the Achaeans. generally, a going towards, a means of approaching an approach. 3. of ships, a place to touch at,

-5,

besides.

(,

— Causal

metaph. to bring

tip

dishonour or deprive of near land.

degrade

Pass,

dried up, waste or pine

-, -,

—

Pass. to fasten or attach to: accrue or belong to: to be devoted to.

Att. for

-, -€5,

pf.

closely to

a thing.

Pass, to

Ion.

come

:

compel,

to call to oneself, call in.

aor. I

to afford, yield, present,

II.

:

to

to call to:

f.

c. ace. rei.

pressed.

reach, arrive at

to, to

to force,

aor. I pass,

to look at or tipon.

f.

3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, oi

help, assist, c. dat.

,

f.

dash against.

(, to lend sufficient aid, to succour,

f.

II. in

bring or convey

over, persuade.

Ion. pf. of

irpoa-apKeQ,

accessible.

Dep.

Att.

f.

to.

to

:

come

ship,

a means of approach,

hard

to be forced or

to

attack

aor. 2 part, of

,

,

or

put in with a

77,

access.

intrans. in pf. 2

II.

,

make an

against,

also to attack, assail

:

2. to

to.

pos,

—

fasten :

tox

sense,

apply to: to III. II. intr. to be added. to touch, lay hold on, meddle with. to join, aor 2 f.

Med. fit,

bad

in

:

to fasten to or

:

or upon,

to

:

irpoaPaais,

,

f.

throw

to

:

apply or affix. 2. to assign to, add or attach to of the Sun, apovpas to strike the earth with his rays to strike or reach the senses. 3, metaph., to lay a thing to heart, attend to it: Med. to throw oneself upon, atto

to enjoy besides.

f.

despatch, kill besides

pass,

to

—

Med. lend in addition to to have lent one, bor-

—

—

—

—

—:€. •^ •--, ,(^^) , f.

-,

-, 7-(

there

need

wanting.

'-€,

Ion, for

-^^

to be in

:

-: -( -, -: ()^, -. -^ -: ^^,

in need of besides

:

:

want.

beg one

to do.

'-€,

, aor.

to

:

pass,

I

2. c.

II. to

pf.

tied to a thing.

poet, for

Ion.

expected

ov, Dor, serving for supper. aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2 inf. of

to or

,-, :

[d],

f.

'€€, draw

2

esp. to

:

:

go further.

stiffer to

aor. 2 of

Ep. for

,

f.

pillar

(,

formed from obsol.

. , -, part.

-,

3 sing. aor.

bring near.

med. of

i

II. intr. to

near.

-. '-€, ,-,

with Dor. part. accept or receive favourably : to

to

:

Dor.

fut.-Se^o//a£: pf.

Ep. aor,

599

come against Miletus.

approach,

behold.

ov,

'.

stand

of,

fut. med.-Sepand in same sense Dep.: to look at,

;

aor. 2 act.

:

gen,

f.

:

want

absol. to be in

beg or ask of another Dor. :

to

belonging

of.

Dor. poet. Dep.

aor. I pass,

! -, ) :

or to be expected;

besides.

reception.

inipers. there is still

is still

—

—

:

. . - -, , . €, . spend

to

,

aros,

:

to inscribe

f.

add a

upon a

besides

limiting clause.

-, -^, ,

Med.

f.

become surety

to

besides.

f.

smear on

to

[]

besides

to be-

:

-, -, ^. -, -, , (. ^, , . -, , -,/ -, -, (, . -, -, -( -, , -( , -, -, -€, ,-, -, , -, , -, , -, . -, . : -: , -, - -

admit into one's presence : generally to wait for or expect a thing absol.

to admit.

to

:

II.

wait patiently,

(A),

f.

:

<•-€, -, tie,

pf. pass,

f.

f.

to

f.

down

sitting

need Dep.

to injure or

ruin

besides.

duitas

—

a sitting by a

esp.

to calumniate besides.

II. to

be near

Lat. assidere.

to,

,—

Dep.

Dep.

pass,

to

converse besides with.

distribute:

— Med.

to divide

amofig

themselves.

with nails. to achieve or accomplish

to fasten to

f.

— Med.

:

—

\

, -'.

aor. 2

pf.

[a]

pass,

-,

:

—

pass.

to destroy

to

f.

— Med.

to

award

engaged

to be

to

f.

as a judge to a per-

in a lawsuit.

— Med.

ordain besides

, ,-€'

, , () ' () to

Ion.

to expect, look for f.

ov,

,

tion,

anticipation,

''5,

:

pursue

on.

to

:

aor, I

fut.

Pass,

II.

look at

in-

or up-

appear beside or

to

to, to be like.

Att. for f.

liken to,

semble.

II.

q. v.

aor.

:

make

i

to resemble

metaph.

:

—

make

to

like

Pass, to be like, re-

to cojnpare.

ov, also irpoa-eiKeXos, Dor. upon or against, compress.

somewhat

os, ov,

-6€,

to press

pf. act.

aor. I

(^)

:

—

aor. 2

-€5,

to

seem or

-,

warm,

and

like.

or force

pass, of

a looking for, expectawhether of good or bad ;

expected, looked for.

go

:

() towards

inf.

:

aor. 2 part,

or towards:

sense,

forward on.

med.

{6$,

ov,

light.

Att. -Tja

expected.

according to expectation. ov,

to

:

besides.

to await. :

be thought besides.

med.

inf.

:

aor. 2

:

being used

use,

in

to define or specify besides.

f.

—

stead

pres.

,

correct oneself besides.

f.

part,

inf.

to,

f.

:

Pass, to

give besides or in addition. Dep. to narrate be-

sides.

son

{$, ()

'•"-€€, -,

near

Pass, to perish besides. f.

attend constantly.

2. to

7-€, ,

—

without any

to achieve for oneself besides. f.

besides

to sit beside or near,

:

to testify in addition.

f.

:

a

esp.

:

sitting or abiding near; \iyvvs the surrounding smoke. see Ep. for aor. I of f. accustom or inure one to a thing: accustom or inure oneself to a thing. inf. and part, of

-irpocr-c^pos, ov,

to distinguish further.

aor. I

ge-

From

sick-bed.

f.

insinuate besides.

besides

a setting by or near

••6€, , (6$) :

ground:

before a place, besieging, blockade, Lat. 2. close attention to a thing, Lat. assi-

obsessio.

besides.

to fasten to the

-, ,

or

:

bind, or fasten to or on.

(),

besides.

make fast.

nerally to

abide. to

smear or bedaiib

:

againsi, aifack.

speak.

III.

-•€

{, (

approach one.

go or come to

impf.

come

II.

in

;

the sun, sunny,

Ion. ibo)

—

2. in hostile

3• '"

of Time,

come come or

^ ^. -, -,

—

—

:

—

:

—

::

-, -, -, -, - ^'^(. -, £, ( : -€, -, --, , «-, (. , -, ^, . -, . , -, -^ -, . , , -, . -, -, -, —

600

:

alone, the public income, revenue, Lat.

-, —

reditus.

wpoauvai: impf.

inf.

(jrpos,

be at, near or by, to be against.

sum)

added

to be

attached to

to,

to

be there, be offered.

in

use

inf.

:

:

---, '•-€, ,

2. to call so

to salute.

:

,

to exact payment of besides. hold out and shake; npoaeieiv to shake one's hand with a threatening gesture: to hold out as a bugbear, menace one with. f.

to

f.

"--, , ,

Att. fut.

'•-€€,

ply

(€)

-€€, ,-,

[d], Att.

to drive towards.

), ),

-eXw:

form

for

and

inf.

[]

or

:

:

-, -( -, , -, 7-€€, , :

f.

to be still

f.

:

aor. 2

. -^, angry with

Pass.,

besides or further.

7-6€5, «,

-^, -6€,

-((,

-,

Med.

to

f.

to

-ev€^,

-^^

,

:

pass,

fut.

med.

Dep.

:

—

into consideration besides.

'-€€',

command

, -^,

-€€, '-€€, -€,4, f.

Dep.

—

and

to

intr eat or

name. on or observe besides.

to inflict besides. to

enjoin or

select besides.

to choose out

help to take hold of

to help or succour, esp. in to

f.

-, f.

to

war.

swear a false oath besides. to blow against still. trouble oneself still more.

to jest at besides.

f.

aor. i med, Dep.: to understand or k/iow fut.

:

;

-,

—

to

set

command

Att. fut.

one's seal to besides

:

for oneself or

enjoin,

notify,

:

hence

to

— Med.

confirm or

ratify besides.

Pass, to enjoy oneself besides or

more.

-€'•€, , — f.

to act as

Pass, to be subject to as

ward of another.

f.

sides.

—7-€|,

[],

17^0;, to

-, work

f.

.

say by

-

aor, 2 of

:

guardian to one guardian, be the

pf.

way of addition.

Dep.

to gratify be-

-(-

:

Dep.

or effect besides. irpoa-epYOS, ov, (vpas, epyov) industrious. to

be-

to

:

esp. by letter.

think on or take 2. to

to.

, -^, 7-6€, , , :

-( -, -, -^, €' an additional

sides.

Med.

make additions Med. to

to

:

f.

3. to call by

to think

upon besides. hard upon. Dep. to gain or ac-

to write

f.

f.

c. inf.

f.

[],

still

to address, accost.

to do,

, -£€. -,

further

'.

besides, to

besides.

3 sing. impf. of

seize as

to

pledge for payment.

throw upon

to

above.

pass.

declare besides:

to

and

-, -, •-€, -( -€, :

shew oneself off to another. f.

over

charge besides

resembling. Dor. for

to accuse be-

to invent or devise

-,

f.

add

-- '•-€€,

-( —

with fut.med.

—

besides.

f.

to look into besides.

f.

:

= --€£, -(, •-6€€, -,

of

trample upon, Lat. insultare.

to

[a]

f.

— Med.

wanting.

II. to

Pass, to press or bear

part,

aor. :

inf.

to praise besides.

f.

quire besides

draw to or towards, draw on draw towards oneself, attract.

upon

2.

76€. 2

,

f.

a thing

-\

f.

to be

tWoj/

to

false

^-

pf.,

aor. 2 of

I. (sub.

II. intr.,

aor.

to step

to

aor. i -J7\-

towards, Lat. adequitare. march up, proceed, arrive. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

€€,

€(>,

—

f.

to ride

(sub.

to find out besides.

f.

to ridicule besides.

f.

f.

:

pf.

for any purpose

I

, •--, -€ :—

stand forth

f.

pluck out besides.

aor.

to

with pres. sense, Att. there is also a pass, form of be like or resemble in a thing. III. to seem to do.

irpoa-eoiKa,

:

attentive.

make

to

2 act. to rise tip to. :

sides.

,,

f.

with aor.

Pass.,

f. Dep. to work out accomplish besides : the pf. is used in the depon. sense, but also takes a pass, sense, to have been achieved or effected besides : cf. f. to examine, search into besides.

must attend. to

or

—

seem fit.

absol. one

:

:

send away besides. to kindle, set on fire besides. f. one must apverb. Adj. of to

-,

Dep.

:

or

to cast out or expel besides. f.

still

to enslave utterly besides.

absol.

:

name.

to

to, be in

—

besides

one, to address or accost :

II.

aor. 2 without any pres. being used instead) to speak to

('^^

and so

belong

to

:

fail

f.

more.

taph.,

Dep,

to

vomit forth against

irpoaepfvyeTai

foaming against

the rocks.

:

me-

the waves break

—— —

— —

:

^—

, ^) -, - ^ (-, . , €. -, ^^.

—

•7?;?,

€,

Att. contr.

-€, ,

<-€^,

to strive, vie

f.

f.

Dep.

:

:

:

to ask besides. Dor.

:

aor.

with or against. inf. -epe-

-^, -, =

impf,

with

-,

act. aor. 2

to

to

:

nigh; also

fut.

aor. I irpoaup-

:

draw nigh;

-^ <-€,

against.

II. to

, -, f.

come

-,

-^,

wards evening

in,

(but

come or

draw

2. to visit,

go

or

asso-

march

of revenue, Lat. redire.

to ask or question besides.

neut.

:

to

:

sense, to

€(

-€68,

Dor.

accosted:

absol. to approach,

hostile

3. in

pi.

ov,

verging as

to-

Adv.,

towards evening. choose as one's

-,

Med. to take to oneself as a friend, Hence comrade, attach to oneself. joined with as a comrade, at-

,

tached to a party.

^.

Adv. over and above,

66|,

aor.

,

imperat. of

i

f.

-€,

be provided ivith.

-(,

-, -, f.

'-€\)\•\,•, prayer.

besides.

procure or supply besides:

to

:

thing.

$,

,

aor. 2

es,

-€,

dering upon, close

to,

^cy

f.

next.

to,

ship to

or touch at a place

.

^ 2

pf.

:

rrj

;

yrj, rfj

€( , , (€

touch

at

:

land

to

:

sometimes also

III.

Med.

3. to

pay court

to

Pass, to be held fast by a thing

turn one's

to.

,

:

of any one.

to be

irpoa-€&)OS, ov, (irpos, tws) towards

•--,

-,

Pass, to be

f.

-(,

to

IV.

aor. 2 of

it

V.

implicated in. or morn-

dawn

yoke or fasten to

)'^.

bound or yoked ov, (irpos,

pres. part, of

suitably,

used absol.,

neut. of

or becoming, Lat.

-, fit

veniret.

quum

it

conveniat or con-

have come to, to have arrived at a 2. metaph. to beband. vpos it conlong to. II. impers., it is cerns, has reference to one c. dat., place

to

to be near, be at

:

.€$

my

, €5

;

belongs to, beseems, befits: see ov, III. the Partic. is very common, belonging to, befitting, beseeming (in full and of persons, related, akin : ol ol yevei), one's kinsmen, relatives : to that which belongs to or business.

2.

it

(^ -, -, ,

one, all that

is

proper

to oneself ;

to devise

what

;

means

is fit

own

for one's

or seemly, one's

, .

to nail, pin, or affix to.

to.

near manhood.

II.

to nail up, shut close up.

of

aor. 2

come to, arrived at: a new comer, stranger, hence, one who has come over to Juov,

,

as Subst.,

Lat. advena

:

daism, a convert, proselyte. properly pf. of sit

upon or

close to

to

:

f.

to

to attach oneself to a thing, cling, cleave to

also to devote oneself to the service

ing.

Adv.

part.

—

mind, thoughts, attention to a thing, Lat. animuvi advertere : also without rbv to attend ; to give heed to oneself. 2. to devote oneself to a thing.

4. . , ^ ,

of sing. pf. pass, of aor. I med. of pf. pass,

becomingly.

being

c.gen.,

an acquaintance.

as Subst. Trpoariyopos, 6,

2

fitly,

:

() - -,\$, -, €) - -; . - '•€, -€5, •, -, . -

II. to to have besides or in addition. bring to or near; vavv to bring a port or to land ; and without vavv, to put in :

hold

addressing, ac-

addressing prayers II. pass, addressed,

irpoa-qyopos

f.

of of place, adjoining, hor•

aor.

:

II.

a place ofprayer. From duties. ov, (irpos, ^Xios) towards the sun, exDep. to offer prayers or also c. ace. to pray for a posed to the sun, sunny.

, () . worship

absol. to

:

an address. an addressing kindly, a naming, name.

the object of

generally, ajfable.

•

—

•, '•5,

safety

to find besides.

\\.

f.

vows

, , ,

to address kindly:

ov, {irpos, ayopevoj)

to Pallas

Dep. -^): —

-(

pf.

{

601

costing; al irpocTjyopoi bpvcs the speaking oaks

the

-€\€(

nigh at hand.

to he

ciate with.

f.

are npoarjfiv,

come forvjcrd :

,

aros,

17,

friendly greeting.

ipcj

f.

:

approach, xpovos the coining time; coming event, UiQ future. aor. I of

the Att. impf. and

'po\yopk(,f.,(1rpoa•iyopot) Hence

to console.

to creep or steal on,

:

go

vpoacTrrov

fut. to

to speak to, to address.

;

:

—

previous nounce.

or

:

used

, ,

ov,

aor.

Pass.

:

to

close to.

I

:

intimation

public II. to

:

remain

:

to

to

foretell,

give an-

proclaim, publish. as aor. I of towards the wind,

{$,

€$)

windward.

.^,-,

used as aor. I pass, of (s, {irpos, ivs) soft, Dor. gentle, kindly : well-disposed : hence inclined, suit-

able

to.

Adv.

-5,

$. pf. pass,

of

j sing. impf. of ov,

{05,

wards morn: neut. towards morning.

as

$)

Adv.

in

Ion. for

Dor. form

to-

6

' ^. ,-

— •,

f.

for

aor.

and poet, As Prep, with gen. Ion.

defence

ev forward, fur-

it

2

:

Pass,

or

beside

at

-,,, -, to set

-3,.

give offence

f.

cleave

intr. tenses

to

stand near

—

to.

to narrate besides.

=

put

intr. to

with :

come to, arrive at. 2. something occurs to oneself against : hence offend,

to

hold towards or against:

to

^

— Med.

land, ptit into port

, ~( €- , -^,

of Time, before, formerly, the day before:

of old: also c. Art., also TO irpoaOcv as Adv., formerly.

pf.

also to

:

metaph.,

in front, to the front.

:

II.

to,

-,

II.

me.

of Place, before, in front of Time, before.

As Adv. of Place, before, forwards: with the Art., eh ther, to the front.

of

part,

I.

II.

of.

and

().

:

:

of, in

near.

of Act., aor.

inf.

2

upon.

near

to sit beside,

and poet,

Ion.

:

—

-, ^. , , , . 602

—

—

;

to.

,

Trpoo-iTos,

, ,

verb. Adj. of

, . -, . () , , , -, -, , ^, -, -, -, , , () -', -, {) , - ', -,, -, , () -, -,, , . -, € -, ,, (8) . €

III. also

before, in sense of sooner, Lat. potius

^

to die sooner than

.

.

.

.

;

approachable.

med.

aor. 2

irpoirGioLTO, Ion. for

opt. of

irpoaOes, aor. 2 imperat. of

tion.

a putting

also

,

besiege

II.

-^,

f.

,

supplement.

2.

dent.

to

of

ptit on,

.•

besides.

false hair.

aor.

f

f.

2

inf.

pf

Pass.,

to touch.

:

, ov,

the foremost

(, $)

the fore feet.

with love,

ol

;

med. imperat. of

to call to, address.

f.

according

ov,

to ofie's

-,,

2

down

to sit

and

inf.

-,

to,

follow

of

part,

come come

to

:

:

—

to apply.

to or

be always

Med,

,

send

to admit, allow, accede to,

to accept, submit to, ptit

towards,

Med.

II.

near one, stffer

aor. I

:

to or

let

to let

approach, admit. believe : to approve.

up

to

with.

2.

3.

4. c. inf. to

un-

dertake to do, ventjire : c. ace. pers. to please one ev one thing pleases me not.

-,,

, -, reach:

€

f.

-,

Dep.

come

to

to,

gen. to reach so far as, come up to come to as a suppliant. Hence

at,

c.

opos, 0, one that

suppliant.

.

comes

pass, he to

-, -

arrive

to.

2.

ones

a one comes as a

suppliant, a protector, guardian. f.

f.

,

to ride :

up

charge. to place near,

$

-, , . .

bring

.•—

2. in Att.

(sub.

—

--,

Pass.,

ov, (irpos,

, -, -, adhere firmly

up a

deficiency.

addition, a

f

on

or

2.

go down to besides. pay so as to make

to

to

Hence

5, , to tnake

revenue,

-, -, :

)

, perseverance.

f.

sum paid

II. to

;

bring an

Hence

man.

to a

to

to persevere in a thing.

f.

to

(€$

commonly without

but

,

the party su7nmo?ied.

besides

to,

summon

aid.

of a prosecutor, to call into court, summon, accuse, lay an indictment against ; in full, to bring an action for

sides.

to the temples,

whom

—

to call to, call on,

to call to oneself, call to

at the heart.

med.

to

c.

to be in love with.

Dor.

to sit by or near.

fut.

:

II. to

close, Lat. instare.

med.

also

seat.

to set

action for cowardice against

to sit by or near.

f.

:

on a

arm

to

- -, -^, -, ,-, , -, -,

near, cleave

by or near

appoint besides. or equip besides.

to

,

hatd down

to

for a time, transitory. on fire besides : to be burnt through ; po\s burnt through: also to be inflamed

impiety agaifist

mind, agreeable, welcome.

aor.

I

,

f.

the chief of a house.

,($, $)

aor. 2

-

beside

before a town,

to sit

f.

an addition,

:

sit

ov, lasting but

5, , f.

down

ace. cognato,

aid, help, assistance.

II.

,

f.

run towards or to. an addition, appendage, sotnefhing added, a mere accito

to sit

of

pf.

by or near, to

sit

be-

Lat, obsidere.

it,

aor.

verb. Adj. of

ov,

added, fitted or adapted

to

:

one must teach. ov, or

($

Pass.

:

one, to live with.

one must

of

verb. Adj.

add:

applica-

to,

an adding, an addition.

II.

properly

Ion.

,

ibo).

down

to sit

:

ibo),

(eiT/it

aor. 2

Dep. to sit by, near, beside. 11. fore a town, besiege it, Lat. obsidere.

((

-^.

aor. 2 part, of

f.

.

to stick or

i.

that which

up a

--,

,

adjudge or award f.

f

,

f

is

paid

in

deficiency in the

to

condemn

be-

to.

disgrace still further. addition to. to leave behind, bequeath to

to enroll in

,

also to leave, lose besides. f.

-(,

to allot or assign besides.

. ^ -, -, -, -, . , :

,,

f.

sides

:

—

f.

count besides. prepare be-

to

to furnish or

f.

-

down

pull

,

pay as a further

prepared

-, to

pay down

be-

deposit.

:

—

charge be predicated beone's

lay to

to

Pass., as logical term, to

which does not occur) : beforehand, look out for : to to watch, take care of. II.

-,^,, () -,

.

Hence beforehand. spying or reco/inoiiring beforehand.

-,,-, -, -,

besides

f.

— Med.

:::

603

to spy or reco7inoitre

besides.

to

to see

:

—

:

-,

from

(as if

pf.

provide against

besides.

—

:

—

Pass, to be furnished or

[],

sides,

:

:

irpo-aKOTTOs,

,

=

.

seeing beforehand foreseeing. ,

, outposts,

as Subst.,

,

scouts.

dash against; up.

to strike or

) )-, '^ --, -, . ,, -, -, -, -, -, ) f.

sides.

upon, lie by, near, or t/pon keep close to the door.

placed or laid beside or

to take offence,

to

;

2. to lie

be joined with, involved in. or devoted to

Lat. offendere.

f.

to be

;

-,

serving

Ion.

as Pass, of

II. to

with.

metaph. be angry at.

oneself to:

IV. to press upon, given or addicted to. V. of things, to hard. fall to one, belong to : also to be laid upon, imposed, inflicted : also to be added. pf. pass, of to press close or

/, , (,

-, -,

to

f.

gain

{05,

is,

causing

besides.

cushion for the head, pillow also a cushion for sitting on, a boat-cushion. attached to, affecis,

2.

satiety,

palling, disgusting.

sense, to be :

to mistake, err.

II,

on or for the head a ctishion

,

—

to

stumble, against,

e. to

i.

irpoa-Kpdvos, ov, (jrpos, attached as Subst., Dor. put faith also in bad for the head, pillow.

III. to be

^

in, subscribe to a story: to devote

solicit

if

to strike one's foot,

Ion. for

,

f.

to strike

against

have a

to

:

col-

lision with, quarrel with.

—

f.

pf.

:

:

Dep.

gain, get or wifi besides : to win over to one's side or party : pf. part, also in pass, sense, things acquired besides. to

[]

f.

-€«;

aor. I

:

to

:

or against.

roll

, -, -) -, , , -, -, ., , , -, - , . -, ). , , 5, . -, -, - '/ -, -, . --,

tionate.

akin

II.

to,

allied with.

Dep.

send a herald

to

-, ,

Att.

f.

to one.

summon

to

by

(jrpos, KiytcKos) to

the tail at:

—

f.

move

to

and fro,

nimbly didst thou twist

f.

over one,

f.

associated with.

,

f.

3 sing,

to or against

towards.

,

—

—

Pass, to be

{() :

—

:

Hence

,,, f.

with three

;

aor.

reach, arrive at, :

c.

c, dat.

:

to

wash with waves

-,

to

rub against:

:

to

(, 5, '•€,

to comviutiicate to,

to

f.

glue on or

,.

fastened place

:

to, to

— Med.

cleave

to.

,

to

:

to

-( —

f.

;

to obtain by lot

Dep.

Pass, to be

aor.

besides

import,

aros,

Att.

,

to

a stumble

occasion of stumbling, cause of offence or sin.

and aor.

i

:

and

pf.

an

:

—

2

:

pf.

;

-

of bringing an action besides.

=

to talk to or with.

f.

fut.

:

aor.

2

'.

to take or receive besides or in addition

—

so get over and above, to gain or win besides Med, 2. to take another to help one, take with one. II. to take hold of: to take part in : to take hold of a. thing besides : so also in Med., c, to

carry or convey to a to bring with one, bring home : to f.

at the oar

-(

med. of

:

oi

a rower. aor. 2 inf. of

give a share

—

— to

to befall,

,

-, -, , ,-, --, , -, () -, ^- -, , f.

:

and imper.

inf.

I

working

ov,

as Subst.,

to sleep beside.

of a thia^ to another,

:

near

ace. to meet with.

to obtain the right

go

irreg. tenses, impf.

I

to be at or

aor.

rub oneself against.

Pass, to

stoop to or

to

aor. 2 part, act.

dash

— Med,

—

him.

to

inclination, bias, partiality.

against, of the waves. f.

:

f.

betide

a judicial summons. Dor. pf. pass. to make to lean against, to ptit Pass, to lean against, to be turned

pf.

and whisper

to stoop

to shatter or shiver against.

to assign by lot

a worshipper.

:

f.

[],

in

Hence

ov, 6,

or writhe about.

f.

poet.

I

token of respect, to do obeisance to. 2. of the gods, to worship : also to deprecate the wrath of the gods, disarm

Pass., eS TroTeKiyKkiadev (2 sing.

Dor. impf. for

aor.

:

to prostrate oneself before

them by worship.

herald.

wag

—

:

:

to

:

also in

—

—

gen,

rei, to

be accessory

to,

take part in a

c, dat. pers. to help, assist. f.

to lay to

or near

—

work

;

Pass, to

and

Us

^. -, -

—

—

—

{) , ,

near or \iKTo.

by;

Ep. aor, 2 pass, irpoaiMed. to address, accost

sing.

3

speak

II. to

—

to,

"-^,, '-€, ,

meditate.

upon. a taking or assuming

to look at or

besides

-,

f.

importune,

to persist or persevere in.

,

Hence

dat.

c.

,

-^

f.

II.

aor.

:

Att.

f.

-,

to

to

reckon or count in additioii

II. to

to.

••€

to.

towards.

-,

--.

swim

—- -4 —

pf.

:

:

aor. I

:

TTj

—

7€

knead or

to

4 •$,

city

:

:

knead or plaster

on

Peiraeeus to the

Ilei-

;

stick

Pass, to be stuck fast to

-,

:

[],

Att.

f.

'€, -€, -, •€5, against

to fight

:

to put to one's lips. words so beginning,

--

see

:

town.

esp. to assault a

:

aor.

I

\5)

,

advance : in pi. onsets, solemn procession to a temple.

ward

-,

2. a a coming for-

attacks. 3.

to speak, leave to speak.

esp. the public revenue

to

know

II.

income, rent,

mostly in plur. revenues,

;

and

inf.

part,

pf.

2.

)

owe

to

person as his own. dwell by or near ; of towns, II. trans, to dwell in or near

to assign to a

f.

to lie

pres. in use, (irpos,

re-

beside.

to

f.

of

((

without any

besides.

-6, -, ,,

thanks

hand).

Dep.

for all

turns, profits, Lat. reditus, proventus.

;

so aor. i med. with pass, stuck or sticking close to (the

stuck close to his sides

sense,

go

to perceive besides.

f.

-,

Pass., aor. I

to

:

against, to attach closely to

paid

swim

to

of water, to dash upon, Dor. Dep. to come or

-5,

to

f.

f.

towards.

,,

f.

:

to or

Dep.

ov, (jrpos, ohios) belonging to a solemn to learn besides. a (sub. bear witness besides, procession, processional : to to co7ifirm by additional solemn thanksgiving, Lat. supplicatio. a going or coming to, an approach,

f.

evidence.

part, to de-

come against.

II. to

or plur. -ka, verb. Adj. one must count besides, reckon in. verb. Adj. one must learn besides.

bear additional witness

allot,

to drive flocks

to

II.

to,

From

to

Pass, to be

pasture.

Hence

•-€, -, ,

to

2.

also as

to

:

! -, -, -^,-,-, — Med.

assigned

f.

Dep. impute

-^—

I

add grant on one's own :

, -, , -, € ^ - - - -, importunity.

build ships in addition.

to

for

assign, devote or dedicate to vote, dedicate.

an assumption.

:

, -.

f.

[], Dor.

••-€,

—

:

:

—

604

to

-

:

near or next.

-, ,) $, -, . -, <-€, -€,

, , -- -, -, , -, -, -, /. -, -, -, . , -, -, -, € -^ . -,

abide or wait still longer ; II. to remain or wait for some one. trans, to await, c. ace. : to abide one in battle, stand one's ground against. to

f.

, Med.

f.

sides for oneself,

tened

to.

and

join with, unite

to,

battle,

:

contrive be-

to

—

bring

to

:

mingle or

II. intr. to

to.

come or go

come

to

engage with. ),

with.

II.

dering on, neighbotiring

,

added

to.

— Med.

7-€, :

,,

to

f.

be

engaged with

to let out

aor. 2 inf.

for

hire or interest

f.

7-6, ,

Dor.

--

:

Dep.

address, accost.

f.

Dep.

sorrows

:

to

dat. loci, to

—to

[]

remain

busy oneself with,

besides or in addition.

,, to

acknowledge

3.

make

-^^,

to concede or grant be2. to profurther debt. to give in, surrender, come to

ov, adjoining, adjacent.

. -,

to call by

them

the

Dor.

Hence

like to.

Hence

Oeous to give

to chatter in.

to flow to or with,

:

terms.

to.

with.

hold intercourse or converse III. to

swear

mise besides.

to woe, ill-fated. :

go along II. c.

f.

sides

o(

doomed

to

a thing.

f.

to take into one's hire, hire.

ov,

run ashore.

ov, nearly like, resembling.

to bate besides.

to be

to a place.

to utter one's

at or cling to a place. to

f.

go

to

f.

a coming

a mixing or mitigling 2. an approaching.

to

Dep.

••-6,

Ion. form o(

besides

a

of

fut.

aor. i

attacking, assault.

,,

bor-

,

one must add.

Dep.

{'^)

f.

to,

Adj. of

ov, verb.

with, associate with.

to,

dwelling near

as Subst.,

:

neut.

2.

used as

fut.

:

a place : also to land, 2. of persons, to hold intercourse with, in hostile sense, to go against, to meet in

into contact with,

arrive at. meet with

-

Med.

Pass, to be cunningly fas

ll.

to build in addition or near.

f.

ov, {irpos,

neighbour.

send for besides,

to

a place.

a name;

name

poet, for

—

:

—

:

.

-, - -( -,, -$, -, , -, f.

—so

aor. 2

:

::

:

:

— to look at

—

^. -', ,

:

, ,- .

605

to lay by or preserve besides.

•-'•€,,

-, . ^ -,-, -, -, -, , -, -, , -, -, , -, , --, , () : -, -, , -, -, . -, -^ -, -, , -, . -, , -, -, -, -, , -, -, -, , also in

Med.

Med.

reach out after

dat. to

c.

:

be urgent or pressing with.

towards morning

ov, {npos, opBpos)

Adv.

neut. as

Dor. form rb

in

mark

to

f.

at

'•-€, which an

for

—

dawn.

— Med.

out besides

to

f.

f.

:

,

—

--

and

come

to

anchor near a

to

Hence

place.

,

:

affix to the cross.

-,

f.

-^

f.

upon one

light

to fix to or

4, to press or oppress Dep.

---',

-,

f.

on

:

besides.

approach quickly. aor. 2 -eneaov:

to

[],

often used: Dep.

come or

to

:

poet, for

and

-(

aor. 2 is

to fly to or towards suddenly.

have a house marked

with a pin to or on.

aor. 2 part, of

aor. 2 act.

mark

to out for oneself besides ; in proof of a mortgage. f. to bring to anchor at or near aor. i Pass, and Med., f. a place

to fasten

,

:

— to

2. to fall anchor or to land. fall upon or against: strike against. upon, attack, assault. f. (npos, ov8as) to dash to earth. 3. to fall upon a person, f. embrace h.\m, join him. to make water upon. 4. to run or rush up to: ov, Ion. for opos) ad- to embrace : to join. 5. to fall in with, light upon, II. of events, to fall upon, befall one joining, bordering on, adjacent; the ad- encounter. 2. to come suddenly to one's jacent parts ; tV axiTos ^v where he was his to happen, occur. knowledge. own neighbour, i. e. lived in solitude. III. to fall down to or before, to f. to owe yet more, be in debt prostrate orieself: c. ace. to fall down to, suppliPass, to be still owing, be still due. cate. besides to fall upon : to f. aor. 2 inf. poet, for embrace. ~0(p\itv to owe besides, to incur as a further debt II. to fall down to or before, supplicate. intr. to come generally, to incur or deserve besides : as law-term, to shortd. for lose one's suit and incur a penalty besides. near, draw nigh, approach.

a coming

to

-^, ,,

(,

:

-£, , —

-,

:

:

,

f.

,

oipit

,

to be tvroth with : to be offended at. appearance, aspect, look;

thy presence,

i.

own

thine

e.

f.

2. io

(6$,

irpoa-iraios, ov,

new, fresh, recent: kx newly.

f.

laugh

11.

-:—

aor. i

) :

sport oTJest with.

thou.

self,

seeing, beholding, sight.

at,

a

to play,

Att.

-^, — to sail

as Adv., suddenly,

ber

to wrestle or struggle

Med.

to

get

with one.

(, to call in besides,

invite.

remain near besides. f. to prepare besides.

,

,

to furnish or

provide besides,

Att.

fast on or

f.

sides.

II.

f.

nigh

hang

nail up or

be

to

,

to nail

tipon a peg. affected

be-

to be passionately in love with.

ov,

against.

-,

II. io

to.

f.

,

($,

II. intr.

to.

f.

,

to

wetva) hungry, a-bungered. to

bring

and Pass,

to

near to, drive approach, come

-,

send to : conduct or convoy to.

with aor. 2 act. oppedere. to throw or put around besides Pass, to be put or Med. to put round oneself II. Med. to compass, seek to drawn round.

—

-,

<•<-€,

to fill

up or complete

man more

—

obtain.

a

num-

and

;

in

,

to or

on which one may

sail,

Ion. for

—

to blow f. Ep. or breathe upon, inspire : impers. with gen., there is a smell of meat. f. to make over to, attach or add :

:

II.

to.

Med.

to

add

or attach to

oneself: of persons, to bring over to one's own side, 2. of things, to take to oneself, win or gain over. 3. genelay claim to, Lat. affectare. pretend, feign, affect ; c. inf. to pretend to also to use as a pretence, allege, adduce : Scf one must make as tf it were not, pre-

pretend

to,

rally, to

do

:

tend

it is

not

sition.

2.

a gaining for

a taking

oneself,

an acqui-

to oneself, pretence or

, (4)

a thing.

Hence

dissimulare.

so, Lat.

,

-, , -, ,

claim to

taken to oneself, as-

sumed, adopted.

f.

at

Dep. to remain over and above. to embrace besides.

ships

From

navigable.

,

aor. 2 inf. of f.

Ion. pres.

them manned.

to write beside or in addition.

f.

,

ships besides,

,

, to

:

towards or against.

man

to

:

pf. pass.

:

approachable.

ov,

f.

upon : sudden,

[]

f.

:

mould upon.

f.

banter, mock.

striking

-

to form or

:

war

with

:

go

to

f.

Med.

to

to

carry on

war

war with

to

against, be

war. make hostile besides:-—

also to attack or harass in

besides.

-,

—

;

:

—75.

606

, -,

^,

-(, -,

-, -, , -, -, ) -- --, , -, ) , . -, , , , -, . , . -^ -, ., , . , () attend or wait upon

170"^, to

f.

From

to be attended, ministered to.

irpoa-TToXos, ov,

and

6

:

—

Pass.

—

as Subst., iroXew) serving a servant, esp. a ministering priest minister of death. Dep. to go to, approach. f. Att. to procure besides. fastened on

{irpos,

j),

^,, --^, -', , , (,

or priestess

;

f.

or to with a pin, close-fastened. f.

:

Med.

{irpus,

:

:

besides.

—

aor.

:

bait.

II.

metaph.

II.

toflt to

:

Med.

Med.

or at the satne time,

slander besides.

to

f.

to contribute to besides

gen.

c.

to

f.

recommend fur-

absol.

esp. to strike

:

tofail: to suffer

iti

aor. 2 pass. part,

and

a disaster or defeat.

aor.

pass. part,

i

of

•$ , €8 . ^, , ^, '-7€, , -, - - -, {^ () : -, ~€• -€ $, - ~€ -, (€ f.

,

crouch or cower towards (Ep. and Dor. for fern.) headlands verging to-

mand;

closing

order.

pf. part. pi.

wards the harbour,

e.

i.

,

aros,

embrace or

brace.

as Dep.,

or

aor.

is

I

'.

—

(

,

to slay at or near.

an order, com-

by commajtd. irpoa-raOcis, aor. I pass. part, of verb. Adj. of

one must

to persist or

f.

persevere

still further.

em-

to

Dor.

{.-: \){.-^: —

:

f.

5, ,

embraced, the

From

caress.

,

f.

in.

it

that which

object of one's

II.

or

to

inf.

of

aor. 2 act. of

of

inf.

a

settlement with.

Adv., poet, for to heap up besides.

stumble, to limp,

to

make a joi?it

place,

with others

to settle

f.

demand

From

^ , -and

compress in small comtight-drawn,

to keep close to.

I

exact or

to

a stumble. to strike against

,

f.

one's foot against,

to

ther.

,

aros,

f.

pass : pf pass. part, tucked up, Lat. adstrictus.

--^,),

an ordaining, ordinance;

, , () -, make an

to

,

assessment.

a being at the head

of,

of a garment, to fold itself close to, cling close presidency, chieftainship, leadership : patron-ship. 2. 2. of persons, to fold to one's bosom, clasp, round. II, a place before a partisanship, party, faction. embrace : hence to greet warmly, welcome. 3. of building, a court, area. a festival, to celebrate. fut. aor. i -ero^a: Att. f. ['] pf. to spit upon : aor. I Pass., aor. i to place or part. spitting in sign of contempt. post at a place. 2. to ascribe, assign, award to a f. plqpf. pass., aor. 2 class or party the to enquire or learn besides. Indians had been assigned to .. i• to appoint as to sprinkle besides or about. II. to etijoin or give orders, to commander. verb. Adj. one must sew on. From orders given. order to do

,-, -, ,

:

-:

—

—

-€, — -(

to

f.

f.

to

:

:

;

.

;

:

aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense)

to flow to or towards, flow in a stream gather, assemble. f.

or beat against.

-:—

aor. i

.

$, ,

-, -, -, , -, -', —

:

, . -, -, to

wheedle, flatter

:

to

to

fawn

to

throw

to,

dash

an address, salutation

name, designation. , an addressing, accosting f.

:

a

a name.

to.

upon, of dogs

:

metaph.

to

of things, to please, Lat. arrideo.

worship or honour besides.

poet, for

,

forivards, onwards.

Adv., poet, for

-,

or in front of

-, ,

-

place, c. ace. aor. 2

:

—

to

go

to or

towards.

presi-

($) .$ , ($)

patronage, protection. to be leader: absol. to .. to provide or take exercise authority : care that to stand before or f. dency, authority

-, .

at the

.

.

head

:

cf, be

,

,

rider over, be president or leader

—

Pass, to he he that acts as chief: of ; II. to stand before, proruled or led by one. in Att. to be a patron or c. gen. tect, guard, time that is III. guardian. Hence close at hand. ov, standing before, protecting, guarding. II. standing before or close to, hovering ;

,

or flitting before one.

,,

$ ()

one who stands a chief, rider, III. one who leader : the leader of a party. s/a?ids before and protects, a protector, patron, guardian : chose at Athens, a citizen, whom a as his patron, standing to him in much the same

[],

pant for a thing. Dor. to drop on, shed over. f. to draw a stockade along to

=

,

sew on.

-, -: -, :

hence

:

:

in front, a front-rank

—

man.

II.

—

—

—

-^ , -, , . -€, -€ -, -, $ -, -, () , ) ' ^,) ) , [) . , -, -, -, - -, - ^, :

:

:

:

- €. —

Roman

relation as the

patronus

citens to his

;

to register oneself by one's patron

name;

in Pass.,

under

rolled

who stands

will

I

name of a patron.

the

s

be en-

IV.

otie

be/ore a god, a suppliant.

<•-5,

,

f.

a protectress.

of

i5os, fern,

draw a

to

,

f.

to

add to a

wall, include within

the tvalls.

(-6, -^, ,

go

advance,

to

Med.

-,

f.

f.

— Med.,

shelter

to

before.

add

to

own

of one's

pay or spend

guard or

to

device,

—

to

[],

,

as Subst.,

a covering or ornament

for the breast of horses.

before or on the breast.

'•-€,

Dep.

,

fut.

€

II.

aor.

:

-:

2. to

aor.

2

add.

3.

in bad sense, to impute to. 5. II. to hand over, to deliver over, consign to.

impose,

Med. subj.

-

agree with, consent absol. to

come

to

to, to

^-, -, ,

make

to

, -, -,

2. to

one's

enemy

:

;

to

3. to

dung.

award

—

,

arid above the regular penalty,

,

to-

plur. prayers,

in

:

to address a

iroKiws

;

the city.

to

suppliant

or supplication

yvvaiKwv a

2.

band of women.

turning towards:

-, -,

hit or light

:

aor. 2

upon, meet with, obtain, befall one.

io

:

gen.

c.

-^, ,

to one's share.

to insult or treat

with indignity

--,

besides.

Att.

—

an additional penalty.

Dep.

with

to be

beforehand, converse with beforehand. to intermix first. f. to live together before.

'-€, , , -,

to exist or

f.

to be

f.

happen

besides.

accountable also, stand

surety for.

Dep.

apply to

anybody ;

come

the gifts that

f.

to 2.

3.

to

with other food

something

:

5,

before, a victim.

2.

besides,

anything

eaten

to eat.

that which

a

later

to sacrifice for or in

promise

(payeiv)

(irpos,

a further penalty Med. to propose an additional penalty : Pass, to be imposed as an additional penalty. Hence aros, that which is awarded over f.

conjurings

4. to exhibit, declare.

to befoul with

a turning oneself

in prayer

besides;

take to wife.

-,

to

:

take to oneself

friend or ally

bring upon oneself. f.

-,

be well-inclined towards

over, submit.

to

wards

-, -- -, -, , , -, -^ -, -, -, -,

imperat.

or associate oneself to, join

besides or to take as one's

oneself,

give:

-,

2

aor.

add

to

:

upon,

4. to attribute or

inflict.

visiting with vengeance, implacable.

the first person one meets,

.

I

apply, fit.

to bestow or confer

homo piacularis : as Adj., polluting blood, hlood-guiltiness. II. pass. he to whom one turns ; Oeos the god to whom one turns for vengeance, the avenger : as Adj.

of events,

aor. 2 pass,

aor. i part, of

to,

suppliant prayers. 2. has not yet been purified, a polluted

who

one

f.

melt into besides.

-, -:\), -: put

as Adj.,

,

hence, like TrpooTpoitaios, a suppliant.

to stick fast to, to cleave to.

to

-—

ov,

of

to devise besides.

intrans. in pf. act.

—

that which is rubbed on or inflicted a brand, disgrace, affliction. irpo
to delight beside.

pf. pass. part,

:

Hence

,

petition

(,

rub

—

grieve

before the breast:

(irpo,

[]:

to

Pass, also to have

II. in

,

beforehand. irpo-oTcpviSios, ov,

-(

— Med.

to inflict or

:

intercourse with.

person, Lat.

,

[],

:

cover in front,

send one

:

— to rub on or against

:

Pass, to be inflicted.

also of

Pass., aor. 2 forth equipped: equip oneself for a journey, go forth, start. and /o sigh f.

f.

a person

—

6or

Pass., aor. 2

cause to be inflicted on to attach the reputation of a thing to him

besides.

to

irpo-aTcpvos. ov, Dor.

oneself against

upon one

of

fut. pass,

^,

stockade along.

[],

pf.

f.

is

sacrificed to or

sacrifice, slaughter.

to sacrifice

From

beforehand.

II.

behalf of

.

-.

Pass, to appear besides.

inf.

med. oi

!, , ,- --( -^ 3 sing.

ov, {irpos,

*()

of

pf. pass,

generally, lately slain, fresh-slaughtered: a mouth of a river. as f. to turn to or towards in prayer fresh, new, late, Lat. recens ;— neut. lately. or supplication, to supplicate so also in Med. to Adv., lately : also regul. Adv. brought to or near, ap(s, turn oneself towards, supplicate. U.^npuO' to bring up in. proaching. 2. like, resembling. f

,

-

-, -', -, f.

:

aor. 2

-:—

(()

to

2. towards or against : absol. to run up. hostile seas^, to run at, make a sally or sudden

run in

—

to,

attach.

serviceable, conducive.

Dor.

near or upon

:

Ion.

pass,

:

to

apply

to,

f.

:

to

lay to or upon,

:

aor.

bring

I

to,

2, to

—

—

—

608 offer

and

, -, -

meat or drink

also to set be/ore one, offer

:

in

Med.

meat or drink

to take

to oneself,

:

3.

bring forward, produce as authority. 5. to contribute to, to bring II. Pass., with fut. med. in, yield. to be borne toivards : of ships, to put in. 2. to rush against or upon, attack, make an onset to rush. 3. to approach, converse, have dealings with. 4. absol. to behave or bear oneself. 5. give besides, to add.

to

to

4.

-. , {). , —

:

aor 2 part, of

,

a clinging

a growing

io.

f.

to

grow

upon,

to or

$, , with

, -€, —

—

Pass.,

part.

or upon

aor. I

:

to or upon,

, , :

hrng upon, fasten

to

—

make

to

to.

II.

tenses of Act., viz. aor. 2

intr.

vv

pf.

;

:

hang upon, cling

—

to

grow to

, €5 , () . , , {) -, -, -, , , , , " -, , , ., ) , -, (, - ) -, . -, . -,

come near,

to

(^.

be

resemble

like,

-6!^//,

to f.ee

fitness, suitably, ably.

for refuge

tc.

Hence

accost.

of.

verb. Adj. one must be defendant in

-,

an action


besides

5,

cf.

:

impt. or aor. 2

:

med.

inf.

;

Dor.

:

ute.

Dep. U.

:

call

to

:

address,

to,

name,

to call by

Pass, to be

to ruin,

meet in an

7€8.

'•3.

dress, salutation

ov,

:

to

go

in aor. 2 part.

csp,

saluted.

II.

('/'/)

addressing,

,

",

{-) -«,

kindness,

(,

dear, beloved, riendly :

f.

to oppose

through envy.

Comp. and

-5,

is,

good

will.

Sup. ofirpoa-

f

II. of things, dear, pleasing, grateful, Lzt. gratus. of persons, kindly affectioned, grateful. to study philosophy besides, to speculate firther upon. kindly; Adv. of to be kindly affectioned. regularly to, as to a f. 17^0;, to go school, to shops, and the like : see a bringing to, applying: ,

$, ()

,

,

II. that which is broi4ght a presenting, offering. a person, an addition, increase : also a kindness,

-, ='<(,

,

($,

pf.

(in

open-mouthed at one, Lat. poet,

for

Med.,

to

f.

arcs,

food, victuals.

Dor.

that

-,

which

ov,

is

gape or

aor.

2

meet for

what

:

c. in{. fit

is fit

2.

service-

convenient, suited to,

or meet to do

before, hence,

a

I.

or meet, fitting service

Adv. of

:

growing upon, hanging

<*,

to,

attached

to,

devoted.

see

II.

naturally fitted, suitable.

is

held

the ostensible cause for

& '$

called

-,

ornament of

^

old form of ;

to

Ion.

to require or desire besides

I

{) -:

you

desire

,

aor. I

to

etc.

silt,

dam

up.

-:—

f.

;

a potiring upon.

(from heap up besides : of water, to f.

:

mud,

so

chief

also to obey,

and

deposit

the

Ionia.

f.

new

that which

outward show, ornament;

II.

to

;

lands by deposition.

2. to

-, , -, () )

choke up with

.•

form mud,

II. to throw earth against: Pass, to silt up. have earth thrown against. f. 17^0; or to go to, approach,

to

II.

come or go over up to.

to,

join another:

2. to accede, as-

to concur in : to believe. : approach, be near to, agree with, be like. put faith in, believe.

sent or agree to

adjacent:

—

,

:

deposition of

mud,

3. to

4. to

lying near, adjoining, , neighbour.

ov, (rrpos,

as Subst.,

etc.

heaping up beII.

a bank or

77iound raised against a place.

Dor.

as Adv., fitly.

Ion.

;

of

screen, cloak, pretence, pre-

;

the war. Miletus is

sides

:

inf.

to or on.

. -, - , 5, ()

able, useful, profitable. fit or

:

stare

I warded off from

, , -, 2. to

taken to one,

()

2

to

itihiare.

pour

to surrender, give oneself

put up, apply.

—

^,

-, $,-, , ()

benefit.

to

aor. :

c. dat.

Hence

is

an address-

:

sense)

pres.

'.—

that which

dedication.

2.

io

present, offer.

ev,

,

.,

€(

-, ^, (:)

Dor. addressing, capable of addressing. arcs, addressed to another, an address.

text

sahiting.

by name, to name, speak

to address or dedicate a thing to another.

2».

ing.

to.

with natural

myself.

an ad-

words, accents.

in plur.

;

sal-

be attached

to,

to call or speak to, address,

call

to

f.

{^'^)

aros, ro,

--

-,

f.

2.

call.

addressed,

act. saluting.

f.

accost,

ruined besides

evil hour,

,

-€5, Adv. of

Ion.

put or imposed upon one.

6. to be f.

cp.

:

to

:

to

to vote besides

to

:

Dep.:

grant by a majority of votes.

---^^, , :

touch upon, touch.

Att.

f.

f.

to

whisper, chirp or whistle to

—

:

,

—

—

:

;

€. ()

—

609

--€ $ $ €

a stretching forward, II. that which is later Dor. and Att. I. put forward : in Logic, a proposition assumed, a npos) Adv. as Adv., I 2. in Gramm., the antecedent clause of Space, forwards, onward, further premiss. on; opp. to €yyvs,far off, afar: also with the Art., of a sentence, answered by the Att. TO II. 2. of Time, before. aor. I forward. pf. Pass., aor. i c. gen. far towards or to : pf. post in front : Med., to place ttjs far into the river ; to be far gone in wickedness far from, he posted his horse in front of the not far from the Hellespont. phalanx: Pass, to be stationed first, take the lead; 2. of Time, or oi the front ranks, vvKTOsfar into the night. Comp. TO and Sup. van. II. generally, to determine or arrange song sung to or accom- beforehand. , panied by music. II. the tone or accent of a f. aor. I -eTHva pf. syllable. to stretch Pass., aor. I [] pf 2. metaph. singing or sounding to, out, put forward : to expose to danger. (05, in harmony with. to hold out, put forward as a pretext or exAtt. Ep. Adv. cuse. II. to stretch forwards forth, hold out, II. from long ago. a(t))from afar. ,as a suppliant. 2. to offer, tender, proffer : also to f. Dep. to buy besides. hold out, show at a distance, Lat. ostentare. III. Ep. plur. o{ Med., to claim or demand as a a mask. reward. IV, intr. to stretch or project forward. to be a respecter ofpersons. From f. to protect by a wall. Hence an advanced work, outwork. , 3 a respecter of persons. sing. pf. pass, of irpo-TiXctos, ov, before a solemnity or II. (sc. Upa), respect ofper- religious rite. 77, sons. sacrifices or rites usual before any solemnity; pi. Ep. Ep. the sacrifice before the marriage-rite a>\p) dat. a face, visage, coun- OoiLV to perform an initiatory sacrifice in front, face to face. tenance ; II. 2. generally, beginning, in behalf of poet,

like Lat. porro.

(,

:

:

.

-^'

-,, ) $ -.

—

^ , -, , ^ 6, () . -, -,)() {, , -, , ' , €, -, , , -, -^, ) -, ,

--$, ,

, ,

:

:

'^,

-^ -, -€

($,

-/» -

:

:

$—

:

$. -^

{.:

:

:

:

-:

:

—

:

(-

,

,

,

,

(, $)

-,

:

($,

:

:

, ,, , ,

also one^s

countenance, Lat. vultus

look,

periphr. for

a mask, Lat. persona outward appearance.

,

f.

,

—

furthest

€5,

:

.

III.

— hence

outset.

;

(,

=

like

shoiv,

IV. later, a person.

heap %ip before. ov, Sup. Adj. formed from Adv. hence Adv. or neut. to pile or

as Adv., furthest.

plur.

,

Comp.

ov,

, , , , -, )

or to

,

f.

€, €€,

tribute one's help to

Hence

:

, -, -,

cincts or entrance

to help or assist besides, con-

absol.

«, ,

be of use or assistance.

:

of a

-€

beforehand. Lat. praecidere. of one

further.

--€€,

, {,

vioiis sacrifice or offering, esp. before

f.

Adj. formed from Adv.

hence Adv.,

further off:

f. to pay as toll or tribute, give, pay, or expend beforehand. tcAos) to present as a pref

II.

€($

:

marriage.

, {, 4€)

the pre-

or sacred place.

aor. 2

:

to cut

up

to cut off in front, cut short, III. to cut forward or in front

((

hence, in aor. 2 med. opt., el \ I were to C7it a long furrow in front

€6,

of me.

f.

,

to pick out the dainty bits be/ore-

anything. From. a helping, aiding, advantage. 6, one who picks out dainty bits beverb. Adj. of (Deriv. uncertain.) one forehand, a gourmand, epicure. must assist. on the day before, like irpOT6paios, a, ov, (sub verb. Adj. of one must TpiTOios, etc.: 17 Lat. pridie, on the day place or post in front. 2. one must prefer. the day before ; on the to lay in beforehand. before ; c. gen., assistance in a thing: and

,

. . , . , -, -, -.

to help oneselffirst to

-€5, ,

{€$)

{,

day before the audience.

Ion. for

med. opt. of

aor. 2

,

of to fear beforehand.

, (, f.

,

to salt or pickle

11.

ii,

2 sing. pf. pass,

of

($, '•€€,

-

, {($) ((

{.

for

to be before, in front,

to be forward on the of Time, to be beforehand, get the start. ov, Comp. without any Posit, in use irporepos, answering to Lat. prior: of (the Sup. being

at the head;

beforehand

generally, to preserve or prepare for keeping.

($,

irpOTcpairepos, a, ov, Comp. of very long before, mjich earlier.

fear or be anxious for one. f.

),

(,$

€/€5,

aor. 2 part,

to

hand,

way.

ttjs

2.

,

),

X

7€—

610 Place, before, in front,

.

fore-feet.

older

;

in full,

forward ;

a former marriage ; on the day before, like

),

Comp,

as

(

c. gen.,

2.

irpoTepos sooner, earlier than

was used as Adv., before, the neut. or ijirep, Lat. priusquain : sooner, earlier ; irporepov irporfpov is often put irparepov also with Artie, 3.

I.

:

,

between Art. and the former king.

Subst., e. g. 6 irporepov

Rank

of

III.

or Precedence,

superior.

Adv. of nporfpos, further towards, f%irtber, forward. towards the front, forAdv. ward. to make or do beforehand: pf. f. to have been done beforehand, pass. inf.

, , -, -, .. ()

••«6,

-,

,

, . , , ,

to be past.

old Ep. form for -npos.

[]

Dor. for Dep. for Dor. part, of Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

^.

€(, .-, f.

:

:

to place or set before, set out

Med.

to

have meat

,

Att.

aor. I

contr.

aor. 2

impf. of

pi.

:

to

inf.

:

hand to, present

set before one.

2. to

or expose a child to expose to danger. before, set up as a mark or prize, propose generally, to

:

—

put forth

:

also to set II.

set, fix.

:

3. to set

:

as a penalty

to

Med.

put forth on one's own part, to display : also to proIII. to set forth, pose to one's mind, entertain. veKpov to lay out a dead put out publicly ; body, let it lie in state : also to make a show of, exIV. to put forward : to hold pose for view. 2. to hold otit as a preforth, offer, tender. VI. to put V. to put before or over. text. before, to prefer one to another. Dor. for to honour before or above another, f. 2. to prefer in honour : to hold to prefer to another. in esteem or regard: Pass, to be preferred in honour; to be preferred to public ho(S nours. 3. c. gen. to take heed of, care for. 4. c. inf. to wish rather, prefer : also to wish greatly, wish much. Hence a preferring in honour, preference. to

,

-,, -, (,

, -,

—

,

a,

ov, verb. Adj. of

preferred.

-,

TO,

earnest-money.

morf

than.

ov,

(, (,

) )

—

to help

to

:

;

—

-, , , ()

—

,

, |, () :

, -, -.

-,

now,

,=

for rrpb

formerly, before

erst.

aor. 2

- -, -—

;

beforehand ovfirst revenge oneself before. irpoTi-owTOS, ov. Dor. for Ep. Dep., only used in pres. and to look at Dor. for rrpus, impf. II. of the mind, to foresee, or upon, behold. forbode, presage. [t], to honour before another, f. to deem one more worthy prefer ; of the honour of burial than the other. the waist : the loins. 17, to venture before or more f. Pass, to be first ventured or risked. the upper part of anything a half-length figure, a bust. From to haul up with ropes. f. a rope from the mast-head TTpOTOvos, 2. to the bow of a ship, the forestay of the mast. a halyard.

Med.

sive.

opt. of irpocreiirov.

3

-.

Dor. for

f.

TrpoTpeiTTtKOs,

irpOTieiXitv, Dor. of

Dor. for Ep. for

,

::

-$. -, ) ( €$ -,', {)

€.^ ;

iraides children by (sc.

the

iroSes irporepoi

of Time, before, sooner, earlier, rrporepos yeverj elder in age jnporepoi

. -, -,

—

,

med. inf. of for urging on, persua-

ov, fitted

From

Adv. -Kws, persuasively.

,

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., Solon prompted Croesus to inqtnre as to what concerned II. Pass., with aor. 2 med. Tellus. in pass, sense, to turn forwards, tiirn in headlong flight: metaph., to give oneself over to grief. f.

to

,

) -,

-,

f.

(formed from obsol. forth.

II.

to outj'un,

:

:

run

(, $)

^

-

aor. to

2

run forward or

past, overtake.

-, () -, -(^ Adv.

three days before or

for three successive days. Adv.

turned forwards,

head-foremost, headlong, with headlong speed, [a] f.

-,

:

aor.

2

:

—

to

happen before or beforehand : also to meet with first the first thijig that came to hand. TO f. intr. to strike forwards, break the Trojans burst forth, burst out; TpcDes II. trans, to drive, force on; aor. 2 forward. pass. part. npoTvne'is, driven, urged on.

,

,, ^ , , . ',, . , , , •, , •, , .. to

be

,

for

in advance,

honotired before, worth

,

/<. -,

aor. 2

impf. of

for

for

impf. of

for for

€-,

..

3 sing. aor. aor. I of

(-,

,

aor, 2 of

aor. 2 of

of

-^. €-.

for

for

money paid

aor. 2 part, of

I

—

::

:

, , , , , --, €, '€, /-, -,

for

for

aor. I

^-.

sub

v.

shew

for irpotK-,

aor. 2 of

for

^-,

aor. I

^^, €€€. (((, ^, -, ,

shewing

h,

^. ^-.

f. to lead on gradually reduce first under one's power.

itself

from

or !«

openly.

'•5,

([,

— Med. — {, to

\l.

aor.

:

to set

shewn or seen from afar,

ov,

far-famed.

for

for

-, )

:

quite plain or clear;

:

III.

hold a light before. aor. 2 pass. inf. of

of

afar

611

or appear before, be revealed before.

shine forth

aor. 2 of

of irpoul-cpevvaw, for

for

itself

intr. to

for irpoev—, aor. of

•€€,

^.

.. . , () , . () —

foreshewn, disclosed beforehand.

impf.

Dep.

:

Att.

f.

:

i

:

-

{npo
up as a pretext, allege by way of excuse, make excuses : the aor. i pass,

c.

' , . , , ^ ^ € . €, . -, ^ $ . . , () , -, -, -, , -, ^, -, to

;

f.

pass.

pf.

:

ace.

a

:

II. intr. to gen. to be the first to do a thing. things that happened bea man's antecefore, past events ; c.

exist be/ore;

'•-€-,((, , go for

aor. I

-,

irpoiJirtvov, irpovirtov, for

-,

'8,

gen. ews Ion.

()

$,,

motive, pretext

rent cause, reason,

an appain bad

mostly

:

a mere pretext, a pretence, excuse, evasion : as one pretends, ostensibly in ace. absol. for appearance, for a also in dat. sense,

of

impf. and aor. 2

and

show or pretence; by way of excuse ; to put forward an excuse : [make] me no excuse :

or

((

elliptically,

to lay

aor. I of

-.

forth, renowned.

shewn [], Dor.

ov,

. , , ,. , , ^' ^ to

f,

Dep. to promise before. put under as a foundation.

-, -, $.

to assume

for

€-,

,

beforehand.

'.

aor. 2 o(

ov, see

€ , , .

for

-

placed before or in front, preferred, a, ov, excellent : Comp. and Sup. , ov, more, most excellent: the Sup. also There is also signifies most advanced in age, oldest. a contr. Comp. and Sup., is,

Pass, to exist before.

f.

irpoviTTOS, ov, contr. for

made

hold of a pretext.

^-,

for

of

out secretly before. aor. 2 of to

pf. pass. part,

of

takes a pass, sense, to be pretended, be

prete?tce.

absol.

dents.

f.

absol. to

:

be beforehand in a thing, begin with

for

;

€4($,

-, —

$. 4.

3 sing.subj. of

for

aor. 2 aor. I f. €pyov, for a work or obcontr. for to bring before one, bring to, prehence worth while, profitable, useful, good for 2. of words, to throw in one's teeth, bring to do something of use : sent. anything npovpyov Comp. also as Adv. serviceably, conveniently. forward, object to one, Lat. objicere, exprobrare : also simply to utter, assert, declare : to bring forward, yiairepos, a, ov, more serviceable, useful, important to deem of more conse- quote, produce. 3. of an oracle, to propose, combring II. service/o forward, display; ov, most mand. quence : Sup. , III. to bear on or away, to declare war. able, etc. IV. metaph. to put forto carry or sweep away. aor. I pass, of

ject

-

:

;

—

:

:

:

;

. , , -, , ,.

\€ -

—

€€,

'.

outrage. (Deriv. uncertain.) aor. 2 pass, of

to maltreat,

for

^-,

(-,

for

, -,,, -, , . ,

of

irpoUTtOct,

for

aor. I

and

a

-,

to

f.

withdraw from one

,

(.-:

before.

-:— -, for

to bringforth aor. 2. to shew shew forth, manifest, display. Pass., aor. 2 forth by word, to declare: to be shewn forth, come [], part, to light,

forth

—

€, ,

and appear, come

into

sight,

come

to

light;

II. the sound was clearly heard. shew beforehand, foreshew : metaph. to hold out a Pass, and Med. to prospect beforehand, promise:

to

—

intr. to

'

proferre, promovere ; one on the road.

assist, Lat.

4(

to further

surpass, excel.

,

f.

aor. 2

:

fiee forwards or away, flee. from, shun, avoid.

for

for

ward, further,

II. c.

V.

:

—

to

ace. to flee

-, {() ('€() — €: -, () to say beforehand, foretell.

5

,

the gift of interpreting

2. the gift of expounding of the will of the gods. scripture, public instruction, preaching.

Dor.

:

gods, interpret or

pound

to

expound

:

be

f.

;

an

their

aor. I

interpreter of the

word.

II. to

ex-

publicly, preach. ov, 6,

Dor.

who speaks for another of a god, Albs

:

:

an interpreter of

'

one

the will

iari Ao^ias rarpos Loxias

X

3

^

—

:

—

:

612

the interpreter of his father Jove: so Poets are interpreters of the Muses

is

—

,

nient

. , , -, -,

oracular. a prophetess.

of

and

f.

:

— to

aor. 2

:

-

outrun, anticipate, be beforehand with. aor. 2 part, of

'--€5, ,

dead or

(,

irpo-xeipos, ov, handy, ready. :

)

make

to

with

fut.

med.

''-€,

at hand, close

andfro : metaph.

to

pf. pass.

f.

—

f.

Comp.

-€<^//•.

to

—

^, , , ^. () ,

f s TTi^'iov

:

e.

to foretell.

do

earnest, hearty, kindly, willing, ready to

:

pf.

Ep. for

^$,

a guard

'$, -,

post,

advanced guard:

quets

:

on guard.

,

iSos,

--

a look-out ship.

,

a pouring out or forth mouth of a river.

the

plur.

{)

.

Dim. of

Att. contr.

:

:

f.

:

before or in front, to guard,

ace.

c.

to

:

:

guard

-, -5,

pot.

irreg. dat. pi. tt/jo-

also the flagon or wi?ie-flask

:

from

which the cup-bearer pours into the cups. f. to lead a chorus; to lead a band of revellers.

-,

,

irreg. dat. pi.

Att. for

[t], to

f.

smear or anoint

{),

to pour forth

guard

keep

absol. over a person or place Med. to be on guard, be on the look-out, keep watch to guard oneself: to guard against, be on one's guard

tni Tivi to keep

against, Lat. cavere,

:

—

before.

=

the sacrificial barley

:

irreg. 2 plur.

[a]

f.

to

:

knead beforehand.

brew.

,

f.

duce, give birth f.

with aor. 2

:

metaph.

II.

concoct,

to

to

plant before: metaph. io pro-

to generate before.

act.

II. Pass.,

to be

pf.

to

f.

irpo

-,

II. to

born

Xaipe,

utter

or

declare

before-

command publicly.

to rejoice

far

be

beforehand: 3

from me

it

!

sing, imperat.

away with

it !

cf.

sub f.

,

, ,,

=

b,

:

an urn,

vase.

— (€($,

-65,

a jug or

[i5]

poured forth. lame or halt. f. 17^0», to go or come forward, advance, II. metaph. of Power, to advance, become

'-€, on.

ov, very

eiri of an enterprise, to go to go on well: impers., (v oi it goes on well ; it did not go on well for him by craft, i. e. III. to come he did not succeed by craft.

greater,

:

when when forward

€(€

$

to speak.

{.- -:

—

aor. and to to push forward, push or urge on; II. to push off or away, urge oneself on, rush on.

in wrestling.

to forge

,

beforehand.

put into

es,

hand, deliver tip: Pass., aor. I part. and pf to be taken in hand, undertaken : also to be arranged, made ready beforehand, II. as Dep. Att. fut. -lovf.

sacrifice.

on, succeed;

before another.

hand.

of a

go

to.

,

at, properly fem. pi. of irpo(sub. XuTOs,the barley cakes thrown forth at the beginning

imperat. of

pf. pass,

a

also

deposit, alluvial soil.

pitcher

ace.

c.

in

a vessel for pouring out, a jug,

:

urn

-5, :

, () , , , -, -, () ^ ^ -, ( € -, , , -, , : -, , , . -, -, ) -, , . -, ) €. 7€, Att.

in

=

,

an advanced guard, []

^>

e.

irpo-xpovos, ov, previous, prior. a pouring or spreading out;

fem. Adj. of sq.; vaxjs

-

,

aKos,

i.

:, -, , « ($ \( ), in front, out-

outposts, pic-

ai

one's knees

wretched plight.

a

2 sing. aor. 2 opt.

of

:

to

:

to perish in a kneeling state,

pitcher, vase,

aor. 2 inf. of

pf.

pour Pass., metaph. of a crowd of men; they poured or streamed on to [']

(, yovv) kneeling, on

and fro.

, (,

thing.

3, of

the plain.

having irreg. Ep. fern, of forethought, thoughtful. Ep. -€ws, graciously, xvillingly, readily, gladly : Adv. of with forward mind, ovos, , i.

conve-

offhand, readily:

aor.

:

Adv.

run

to

to,

common.

to elect before.

Adv. of

forth or forward

Pass,

use

, ^ (- 2. easy,

-€€, , '-€8, -,-.f.

— Med.

bring forward

to

pass the weft

to

killed before.

frighten beforehand to fear beforehand.

make

ready,

persons, ready or inclined to do.

Pass., aor. I

[]

to

, -, {) , , -, : , {) $. , -, , 5, '. -, ) ov,

f.

;

appoint.

2. to choose, select,

II. an ingenerally, an interpreter, proclaimer. III. terpreter of scripture, inspired teacher, preacher. a foreteller, prophet.

fern,

hand,

to take into one's

of.

17,

—

7rpv\€€S.

called

05,, , () -, -, - -$,

—

:

:

Att.

to

€€$,

^,

the

(, of {,

aor.

ov,

irpvXces,

,

chiefs fighting

mined

beforehand.

I

before the time, untimely.

impf. pass, of

oi, soldiers,

from

combatants on foot: opp. to

chariots.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

—

$) €$ , •-,

Ion. and poet,

— ,

properly fern, of

(sub. vavs), the hindmost part of a ship, the

puppis

stern, poop, Lat.

km

$ , () . , , ,

(see

wind impels

right astern

us

by the

fastened to laud

mean

:

(irdyd

;

hence II. metaph.,

stern,

to loose the cable. the Acropolis

iToKtos

Mount

the

were generally

ships

:

"Oaaas

;

, ,,, ,

and poet, for Adv. of from the

{,

Ion.

sbip^s stern

() ), , {) ()

:

generally, /rom behind. a,

stern:

— as Subst.,

from a

of or

ov,

from a

ship's

ropes

(sub.

ship's stern to fasten her to the shore, stern-

cables, Lat. retinacula.

metaph.

the sieerstnan,

the pilot of the state.

,,

helmsman

as masc. Adj.

II.

attached or fastened to a ship's stern.

, , $ ( {, $,

from

Adv.

from

the stern.

the lowest part, Lat. ftinditus

branch.

,

$.

II.

and

utterly, root

:

the lower part, end: properly neut. of

,

Homer

:

to cut off the

wood

at the root.

—

at the lowest end.

Sup.

') •,-5, '•-€, {$, ov,

stern.

II.

holding the

ship's

detaining the fleet. opos) the bottom or foot

",

of a mountain. irpth-aveia Ion.

-,

i],

()

the prytaneia

or presidency, at Athens a period of 35 or 36 days, in turn preduring which the prytanes of each or popular Assembly

by

:

II. presidencies, i.e. every 35 or 36 days. public office held by rotation for given periods

%

:

the chief

Ion. hall,

-

or Council of 500, and in the

sided in the

command

public building

any

for the day.

-, , {$)

town-hall, a

the presidents'

Greek

in

cities,

consecrated to Vesta, to whom a perpetual fire was kept burning in it, which in colonies was originally

brought from the Prytaneion of the mother-city the Prytanes for the time being had their meals there, citizens also and entertained foreign ambassadors who had deserved well of the state, and the children of those who fell in battle, were rewarded with a II. a law-court at seat at this public table. III. pi. a sum of money deAthens. posited by the parties to a lawsuit before the suit began, :

;

,

Lat.

(,

sacramentum

deposit against one, f.

, {$) i.

e.

(see

make

who put a

manage,

-.

5)

5, ):

question to the vote.

III.

regulate, administer.

from

as if

5:

-.

Ion. for

$, , pi.

a prince, ruler, lord. II. a Prywere a tanis or President : at Athens the committee of 50, being the deputies of one of the ten or Counand so forming J^ part of the one was cil of 500 out of these fifty he chose chosen by lot as chiefpresident nine and these, with a secretary not of their own body, formed the Presidency which first entered office The every year was determined by lot, and their term of during this time all public office was called acts ran in their name, in this form :

$

,

{$) {-^-

:

;

: ,,$.^,$, , ,, . :

$)

{).

['\

;

the tribe of

Acamas were

-

Phae-

nippus was secretary, Niciades was chief-president.' See or Adv., Att. for lately, just now, not long Dor. II. the day before yesterday ago, Lat. nuper. till yesterday or proverb.,

()

-5, ,

the

day

before,

-,

i.

e. till

6,

$

)

very lately.

{$,

bloom.

ov, also

, ov,

{$,)

OT flower of youth. [r], Att. shortd.

$

a youth in

Adv.:

:

early in the day, at morn, Lat.

, ,, still

early in the day

;

in the

$

{itpo):

mane

:

his first

bloom

—

\

early,

c. gen.,

at early morn part of the day 2. generally, betimes, early, from morn. II. Comp. in good time, Lat. mature, tempestive. earliest, formed earlier. Sup.

the early

;

$. ), , '•€, 5,

,, , $

from

fem. of

(sub.

Adv.

, {)

=

ov,

$,

early, timely, in

the

like

.

morning. []

Comp. and

Sup. of

good

time

day before yesterday:

but also too early, before the time. ov,

rrp^.v6s,

,

early.

, — $.

Att. irpoios,

day, at

morn;

noon, opp. to absol. as Adv., early.

-2

,

,

, {)

[]

ov,

{)

the early

:

,

early, early tn

part of the after-

the latter part; II. early in the season

'-'•€€5, , ,

{,

early fruits.

pis)

a five years of debauchery. the anus, the binder partSf bring an action against him. , or pre- back, tail. to be to

;

)

'

ov, the hindmost, undermost, endtnost used of different limbs, where it means the the end of the end next the body, as, arm (where it joins the shoulder) hence,

in

called

irpiJTdvts,

of a ship's stern.

ov,

$ , $ , ,,

II. at Athens, to bold office hold sway. as Prytanis, to put to the vote as Prytanis, propose or lay before the assembly : the or tribe, whose 50 were for the time being, was

sident,

generally, to

the foot of

613

irpoiKTos.

he

Ossa.

,

; :

::

—. -, , ; --, —

,

614 pi.

,

trpofvos,

from

contr.

from

TTpuoviS, as if

nom.

anything that juts

:

<$

: ;

forward, a foreland, headland, Lat. promontorium aXiOS ridge of the sea

$, ,

jutting

the

a'ias

the bridge) which joined both

(i. e.

lands.

,

Koivbs

ov, Att. for

,

».

()

$

^ , $

,

,

;

opp. to

vpcvpas a bead-vf'vaa, a stern-wind.

II.

()

hence a head, face. : or before a consonant -0€, Adv.

generally, any front

the ship's bead, from the front.

from

From

ahead.

,

f.

to

man, look out

be a look-out

() , () 5. ^. ,

-,

, -, -, -,

a

6,

man who

^,$, , , , $, . Trpcppevs,

«cws,

=

Adv., Ion. for

contr. for

aor.

inf., part.,

I

-,-^, ,

-)

-, , ($, -, , (5, (itpwros^

6,

;

ol

the

all, in

leading in ad-

vanguard. aypa) the

first-fruits

who plays

-, -, )-, -, 5, ther,

€($,

^)

partium actor ; the other two actors being

-, , ()

spectively

rally, the chief

,

personage. ov, (npwros,

primal, originating. TO,

f.

,

, ($)

preeminent.

2. to

---, ,

to, c.

:

gene-

,

among,

be superior

(5, .$)

'-5,

who

ov, also os, ov, poet. Sup. of

ov,

or struck.

(5,

11.

parox.

-5, (5, (5, -,

striking first.

all.

ov, act.

newly-carved.

ov, filling the first seat

irreg.

pi.

from

,

chief place.

:

), (,

($,

,

«5,

the first voyage,

hurting

going

)

to sea

for

the

sailing first ox foremost.

II.

($,

ov,

being the first root

-

,

, )

ov. Sup. of as if contr. from Taros, npoaros, Dor. Trpdros (the Comp. being repos): -first, foremost, front, of Number or Place; of Time, first, earliest, Lat. primus ;

—

2.

^ ^

neut.

i.

in

e.

the first

(sub.

to carry off the first prize;

to the highest degree

--

: of persons, being the first or foremost

ks

man among

,

€

the first fighters,

pi.

the Eretrians

ttjs

;

pias the chief of the rascality there.

,

as Adv., first, at present, just

and

plur.

first place, Lat.

cially

;

primum:

first

of

means

,

Lat. in primis,

kv Tois

first

3.

now

so with uvat,

:

4. neut.

as Adv., first, in the all,

above

i.

e.

once for

among

all.

5.

once, once for all, as,

aeWai whom

ovTiva catch for the first time,

5,

(kh

eivai, at first.

^Xvai, like

may

storms

6. kv

all.

$-

the first, chiefly, espe-

as if shortd. for ev tois

among

begotten.

.

ov,

the first.

II.

,

)) ,

, -, ,

also, oi

chief, leader,

,

man

on the right of a the front-rank men.

sown or

who

one line

:

but

II.

a bearing her firstborn : and the privilege of the first-born,

birthright.

,, From

born.

II.

born.

first

[a]

ov,

the first seat,

(,

, , (5,

stands first, the first

ov, yiviaOai) firstborn. l. of rank, high-born, illustrious. 3. first-ordained. newly married. (as if

put toge-

is sometimes found as a Comp. c. gen., before, sooner — than: also . .. Lat. priusqtmm.

thrown at

first

-, , (5, ) <-8, €$ ). <-€, ($, ) (S,

ovos,

) -, -, )

Adv., first of

as

the first pro-

first

or origin,

rois

the first of the first, first of all, very first; neut.

and

(s,

,- -,

one

the

dying or dead

ov,

after a Relative,

to be the first, to excel, be

earliest or first.

,

making

sing,

the chief rank, first place

e.

the first cause of ill. ov, Att. contr. -irXovs,

:

first-beginning,

be the first

gen.

ploughs

called re-

the first prize or place.

esp. in pi.,

,

newly made.

e.

i.

primarum

the first part, the chief actor, Lat.

i.

\eia) the first spoils in

(, $) ($, $) (, ^)

first.

of front. one

the first dog,

first,

($, »)

phet or seer.

prize ; ayctiviffTrjs)

slaying

as

among

the chase.

,

—

:

,

Kaw. first of

as

the first place.

voftce

etc.,

and imperat. of

neut. pi. of

)

«cws,

first time.

-<,

the first place or

Adv. in the first place. From 77, the right of speaking first. ov, speaking first.

war, the firStfruits

stood at first the ship's head to give signals to the steersman, a look-out man. [a]r

ov,

committi?ig the first

chief of the Cynics.

the fore-part of a ship, as Ion. 5, a ship's head, prow, bows, Lat. prora : also (as if the prow of a ship, from an Adj. irp^pos) like

))

(5, ($, murder. , ($, ()-€, , ($, ,

seat at table.

($,

proparox.

TCKeif) hearing her firstov, ^3.ss. first-

;\

-, •-5, -,

— (() , , (,

), -, '•-5, , {$, ) (irpuiros,

first cut or cut off.

.

like

.

along

firstborn.

— 615 rows of columns of Greek temples, whence the terms

4. in Architecture, the

the sides

($,

, , 6-€ , ^:(( .. ( -,\ with the first

contr.

down.

thered, of pied TTTcpo-irovs,

contr. for irpo-avbav, inf. of irpoavSaoj.

Ep. lengthd. form for Dor. pres. part. fern, of

—

, , '€: ( sneeze;

to

was taken

for a

good omen

, ()

sputter.

f.

pf.

:

—

—

make

irpos

;

Pass., aor.

:

to

to stumble, Lat.

),

to

i

to strike the

stumble against

lest

to

Hellas should get a fall over him. step or mistake, to fail.

2.

metaph.

i,

,,^

,

(()

f.

a feathered

irras, part, of

= 7rTa
cowering

Ion.

«5, , ,

act.

of

of

3 sing. aor. 2 of the elm, Lat. ulmtis.

Ep. for

'

to sneeze.

ۥ, aor. 2

aor. 2 inf.

-«,

,

, (()

also os,

a

epivos

;

the

a sneezing, sneeze.

Dep.

{a.n

/rom Ion.

€-5,

its

,

a kind of

leaves being like feathers.

-, , the

-,

II.

()

feathered, winged.

fern, so called

made of fea-

of feathers.

n-Tcpis, iSos, and irTtpis, fOJS,

ll.=Trepva,

heel.

thered.

f.

name

for a

mouse

)

yv(p)

, , (,

in

€-5,,

to tie a letter to

—

,.() Ep. dat.

pi.

. ,

Dim. of

,

of

wings. wing. II.

to flutter orflap the

a

little

(^, , , (()

, , ,

-

^, ep.=r(pvy.

f.

'•€, 5, , (()

that which

is feathered,

a feathered arrow.

€8, ,, (() ,

a feathering, plumage.

. . , '-€5, ) (, , , () also os,

, (() feathered:

aor, 2 inf.

of

aor. 2 act. of

of

$, ,

, , (€,

••08, ,

Dor.

bird-killing.

,

. , () ^, , . (( (, ) ,, $, $ ^( (, €., *, ,

(€$

eaoa,

ev,

contr. fern,

():—Homer

gen.

feathered, winged: also light mostly in phrase «ttco

used by winged words.

irrcpov,

:

fut.

'551,

aor. 2

pf.

,

a feather, mostly

wings;

in

of

fut.

:

aor.

Ep

I

only found in compd.

Ep. part.

:

—

fea-

,

:

^)

7rT6pO€ts,

to

furnish with feathers or

to

Ham-nib- thered, winged fowls, birds. bler, the name of a mouse in the Batrachomyomachia. young b'lxds, fledged. III. metaph., (irrepva, (pay (iv) Ham-eater name like eVea winged, passing words of a mouse in the Batrachomyomachia. fleeting hopes. iTTcpo-SovnrjTOS, ov, (irrfpov, moved with flapaor. i inf. of ping wings : metaph, high-soaring, high-flown. a flying, flight. ", nrtpovvTos: as a feather

:

anything like a wing, as, a turret or battlement ; or, a pointed roof, a pinnacle. wkvs) swift of wing. es, (^n(pvy) fledged, winged, , wing-shaped. II. anything vyos, a wing. like a wing, as rudder. 2. in plur. the i. skirts of a coat of mail. 3. the wing of a building. III. anything that covers or protects like wings, a fold, flap or cape. IV. metaph., pvyes yiwv the wings, i, e. the flight ox flofw, of grief.

inf.

Ham-scraper, the Batrachomyomachia. (irrepva,

)

winged.

a ham.

<5,

(^,

arrow and shoot it off: Pass, to be fea2. of ships, to furnish with oars.

rpvy6s,

the hare.

e.

,

thers

[S]

, ,

gen.

animal,

part. o{

6$.

iTTavos, Dor. for

:

)

((,

wings, to feather ;

[]

make a false

'•€5, , , aor. 2

f.

feathered, winged; the feathered tribes.

ov,

. -, , , () , () , , . , . , ', . ۥ, nepl

also, TT(pi Tivi, as,

-€,

'€-€,(7/,<^>) to growfeathers ox wings.

intrans. (sub.

II.

foot, stutfible

he sneezed aloud, which metaph. of a lamp, to

aor. i

:

offendere.

and

shed the feathers, lose feather, moult: metaph. be plucked, fleeced, pigeoned.

a stumble, false step : metaph. II. a failure, misfortune.

a mistake, blmider. :

-$, ((, vovs) wing'footed.

to

aor. I 'iirrapa: aor. 2 t-nrapov

f.

TTOiKiKos) motley fea-

plumage.

,

ovos,

(,

irep'ivT^pos.

iTT€po-iroiKiXos, ov,

first-flowing.

IITAI'Pfl,

anrepos,

II.

of

;

^^

:

:

to frighten,

scare, alarm, terrify, Lat. terrere.

II. intr.

to

to crouch down or cower for fear ; under their mother's wings. II. a winged crea- flee cowering to the altar. 2. c. ace. to crouch for ture. 2. for otWos, an augury, omen. III. of fear of a thing. anything like wings ox feathers, such as oars, Ion. for 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of ^\\vc.

feathers.

i.

€ iTTfpa

ships.

Poet as

2.

it

were to heaven.

vtrb nrcpois eTvai to

be

which are the wings of the prize which wafts the [r], a feather : plumage 3. the lecfage of trees, under feathers, down. II. a wing.

,

:

esp.

of the

——

,.,

:

) ' , , () 22, ( , ) , () , ', ( ^ ( €- &, ,, 6 () , ^^ 5, , , , . , () 5. -5, , , €8, . (, ) -5, , ()

616

[],

drink

withfeathered back. II. a peeled barley.

-,

made from

barley-water, barley-gruel.

it,

fut.

grain

:

aor.

:

i

also to

,

Ion.

, (,

, ,

animal,

mis-

:

gen.

the

(, (,

that

II.

cowering

the hare.

e.

i.

ov,

fallen, slain.

,

€8,

fear, terror. poet.

fall

fortune, calamity, disaster, Lat. casus. which has fallen, a corpse, carcase.

Pass., aor. I

:

:—to husk, peel or winnow grind coarsely, to pound.

pf.

:

—

ITT

falling, fall.

crouch for fear. IITil'22n, like intr. to crouch or cower pf. poet, Pass., aor. I Pass. from fear : also to go cowering about, like a beggar, to frighten, scare away: poet. to visit like a beggar. 2. to flee affrighted : c. ace. to metaph. II. flutter, dismayed. or scared to be to flee from. Pass, to be in a flutter, be agitated : excite, agitate : Ion. begging, beggary. distraction. Hence to be wild, distracted; f.

—

aor.

:

I

€•. —

poet, for

:

:

—

—

-, ,

($,

or

, terror

:

any vehement

€. '5, €~. . €5, , ., . \(,

passion, excitement.

'"€,

$) — :

Ion. impf,

)- -,-, , . or ask

for

etc.,

but used like

iroXis,

and sacking or wasting

,, 5,

..

TTToXis,

,

(vtOXis,

ov,

young branch,

,

,,

,

-],

later

,

rjs,

()($— :

anything in folds, a fold, leaf, layer, plate, II. of the clefts plates forming a shield. or breaks in the side of a hill, which at a distance look Vikt folds ; a cleft, dell, coomb : so also of the sky, a folding III. in form folds or clouds.

($

IV. in

tablet.

, , ()

Comedy,

', —

a winnowing-

shovel or fan, Lat. vannus.

[],

Pass,

to frighten, scare, terrify:

:

f.

[]

aor. 2

aros,

, {)

'22, :

:

to be frighteiied.

spittle.

Pass, aor. i fold or double up, II. Pass, to be folded or fold and lay by. doubled up : of spear-points, to be folded or bent III. back. 2. to fold or cling round or to. Med. to fold round oneself. Hence f.

:

,

aor.

pf.

i

:

to

—

[i;]

to spit

out

:

aor.

:

1

to spit, Lat. spuo.

:

pf.

pass. II.

to disgorge, cast out,

metaph., disgust;

'$,

fearful.

6,

also

with loathing in his face. shy, timorous,

(,

a

garly, mean, sorry

,

beggarm^n. :

—

II,

later also poor.

Sup.

OTtpos.

(sub. Upa),

one who a beggar

-

as Adj. beg-

— Comp.

Comp.

irreg.

;

,

, (, ')

the

and

Pyan-

an Athenian festival in the month Tlvavfipiwv, honour of Apollo: said to be so called from a dish

epsia, in

Hence

of beans then eaten.

,

year, so

the fourth

named from the

, -5,

sponding to the

month of

the Attic

festival

latter part of

:

corre-

October and former of

November.

"02, , ov,

a bean.

(') of or on

the

rump

the tip of the rump. ov, apyoi) white-rump, also of the sea-eag!e. a Libyan antelope

yaiov

(,

, ^,

', . Tji,

-

:

name

of

;

,

Hence the rump, buttocks. Dim. a thin, narrow rump. []

(^

, , ) ', ,

about a foot long or Pigmies, a fabulous race of dwarfs on the upper Nile, said to have been attacked and destroyed by Cranes. to practise boxing, be a boxer. f. a, ov,

II.

tall.

ii)

ol, the

-,

And

-8,, (, ov,

fist

:

III. throw up, vomit forth. having spat, with an expression of with

,

,

boxing, Lat. pugilatus.

see

f.

:

drawing beggarly

,

wrinkles.

,,^ : . , ', ($ 5, ) nrvov, TO, Ep. gen.

Comp. of

irreg.

, ,€ ,,

shoot, sucker, sap-

() ()

II.

•-, , (, ) , , ()

also

for

a sprouting, shooting, budding. anything folded, a fold. utos, to, folded; TTTUKTOS, , folding tablets, consisting of two thin plates of wood, one folding upon the other. ling.

of or /or a beggar, beg-

crouches or cringes; as Subst.,

for iroKis.

,

,

characters, of a poet.

cities: also

beg

garly.

^

city.

I.

2. c. ace. pers. to

of.

,

for

of

II. trans.,

Ion. for

war.

, Dim.

,.

an alms

: (-

{.

:

a beggar, beg. to get by begging.

to be

c. ace. rei,

sub

v.

for

a

to

From

flghting with the

, a boxer, Lat. pugil. a fist, Lat. pugnus : also a battle to be conboxing-match ;

as Subst.,

,

()

,

fists,

'/

II. a measure queror in the contest of boxifig. of length, the distance from the elbow to the knuckles, III. = l8 about I ft. I A inches.

. -5, -5, —

TTvyocrTOXos

^,

-,

, ',

quently

{-^,

ov,

train, with trailing robe.

,

=

,

often, fre-

with sweeping

the elbow.

II.

, , , , . , , .

From

as a

measure

of length, the distance from the elbow to the first joint or 5 about of the fingers, = 20 15 inches. f. to hop, jump, dance. 57, a tub, trough or vessel for feeding animals a bathing-tub : a vat, boiler, copper. ov Dor. a,o,the philosopher Py/AagOras.

02, , :

, . -,, ('/) -

Hence

a disciple of Pythagoras.

to be

f.

,

Dor.

a Pythagorean, follower of Pythagoras.

—

' ,

to

make

aor. 2

,

(sub. tf'pfta),

priestess of Pythian

med. imperat. of

fem. of

Apollo

5,

at Delphi,

who

responses of the oracle.

,

iepa),

(sub.

neut.

of

pi.

,

uttered the the

—

rot, to rot,

gen. ovs, dat.

,

01,

, , ,

the town of Delphi

:

€,

^)5, ,

;

€$),

Adv. to Pytho or Delphi; and Adv. from Pytho or Delphi. , older form for Adv. = from Pytho. poet. Adv. from same Root as

(, .

$,

'",

,

-

nvKvos, thickly, frequently old Dor.

()

to

:

:

to

TO, the temple of ov, 0,

the

Pythian Apollo at Delphi. a conqueror in

cover

to

to

a victory in the Pythian games. a, ov, Pythian, of or belonging to Pytho, Delphian. II. at Sparta, /07/r persons whose office it was to consult the Delphic

,

mind,

{05)

the

hollow bottom or stand

of a drinking-cup, Lat. fundus ; the bottom of the sea metaph. the base or foundation of anything in >\. the depths, foundations. II. the bottom, root of a tree : generally, root : metaph. the original stock or stem of a family. Adv., properly dat. of at Pytho or Delphi. Ion. 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of Adv., = to Pytho or Delphi. -KpavTOS, ov, confirmed by the Pythian god: the Pythian ora:

:

, ,

,

-,

(, (, ')

cles.

prophet.

.

,

II.

,,

(, $)

a Pythian used as Adj of the Pythian prophet; the prophetic hearth qf Pytho.

6cus,

€<

,

closely,

with

aor.

and

I

pf. pass. part.

thickly covered, well clothed.

a shadow over one.

:

II. to

— Med.

2.

to

close fast,

of close or cautious

{nvKivos,

is,

discreet.

, , poet, lengthd. form

and

as

Adv.

for ttvkvos

closely, thickly:

:

neut.

shrewdly.

wise minded. ovos, (vvKivos, Adv. of uvKivos see ttvkvOs v. neut. pi. used as Adv. oiitvKvos; seewvKvasw.

•-,

;

= vvs,

assembling in the

Pnyx. []

neut. used as Adv. oi vvkvos see ttvkvOs v. irvKvo-iTTepos, ov, {ttvkvOs, inepov) thickfeathered. :

-payos, (ttvkvOs,

-wyes,

,

oracle on affairs of state. ivos, 6,

up

thick

Dor. for

ov, 0,

of or belonging

( -

cover so as to protect, to shelter

make ready for

•-?,

Pythian games. ov,

pf.

:

thick or close, cover

to overcloud, cast

prepare, fit, shut up.

slot,

:

«$

make

($,—

and metaph.

f.

:

-nvKivos,

prudently.

2. wisely,

Pass., aor. i

:

enwrap; crowns hence absol, to crown

,

Delphic.

lay

Hence

itself.

Ep.

that

which

name of Delphi

5 , .5) , '$. , $, () -, ) , -5, (, ) , , {) -5, {, ) , $, {) , -, ) ) 05 , , )

Pythian games, celebrated every four years at Pytho (see in honour of Pythian Apollo. pecul. fem. of a II. (sub. song to Apollo. a Pythiad, period of four years, after which the Pythian games were celebrated, like 2. the celebration of the Pythian games. of or for Pytho, Pythian,

name of

Pytho, old

also the oldest

:

—

£p. become rotten,

i

Pass, to

part of Phocis at the foot of Parnassus, in

:

the Pythia or

aor.

:

corrode decay, moulder.

to rot,

(,

,

delivered by the consulting the Pythian god.

fut.

:

)

(^,

ov,

II.

[]

) 617

ov. Dor. -tos, a, a consulter of the Pythian god.

aor. 2 inf. of

iTvQiv, Dor. for

:

:

.

Pythian god.

,

about 15 inches long.

ov,

ovos,

«,

)

used as Adv., either or up to the elbow.

dat.

;

:

compact:

,

or

-, —

thick with berries.

{ttvkvOs,

,

Ep. lengthd. of substance,

close,

, {)

solid:

:

thick,

close,

close-

packed, dense, crowded : of foliage or plumage, thick, close. 2. frequent, thick, rapid, Lat. creber,freII. quens ; 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

Homer

regular

Adverbs

. -, ,

and much,

as Adv.,

{rrvKvos,

dappled, brindled.

,

firmly fast.

3. wisely,

irvKvos, gen.

3,

and ttvkivws.

and

I. closely,

often, excessively.

ov,

, )

ttvkvws

also uses neuters

{irvKvos)

,

2.

shrewdly. thick-spotted,

closeness,

thickness,

-^. -, , , () :

618

,, ,, , , , $, , , , ()/)

II. frequency.

denseness.

III.

wisdom, shrewdness, discretion.

make

{ttvkvos) to

f.

close or solid

pack

close, roll into

,= ,

f.

spar

:

to be

to box, spar.

From

with the fist.

to strike

-, , ,

{$)

6v,

'$,

(,

,

a deputy to the Amphictyonic Council. see

UvXayopas. ii.

of nvXaios, the meeting of the Amphictyons at Pylae; generally, the Amphictyonic Council : also the right of sending deputies to the council.

and

:

Dor, Dor.

fern,

,

() -, , (, ov,

Pylae

at

-,

gate of hell the gate

;

v.

,

€,

6,

Ep. 3 sing,

—to

',

janitor.

,

opp. to

2.

or inquiry: to hear, learn, understand:

,

hear

he that keeps the

for

keepitig

a gate-keeper, Lat.

,

:

.

^,, , -5, -, (, ) , ,

generally, an entrance, inlet. 2. an of a house. entrance into a country through a mountain-pass was called

its

gate,

e.g.

ai,

name

Pylae, the pass under the mountains the Gates of Greece

for

from Thessaly to Locris, considered so too of the pass from Syria into of narrow straits. [iJ] ov,

,

Ion. for

$, . Dim.

-, €, irOXis,

Adv.

Pylos.

, irvXos,

0,

of

a

(os)from

watching at the gate. little

gate, postern.

Pylos.

to or

or

sprung

Pylos.

a gate.

c. inf.

. .

i.

e.

17,

:

gen. to

c.

.

at boxing. irv^tvos,

, ov, {$)

made

of

also

its

box-wood.

'02, ,

wood.

BUXUS,

Lat.

5, ,

the

BOX-tree:

thefirst milk after the birth, Lat.

colostrum.

,

IITT*,

hope.

fire

$

II.

surprise,

;

bravo

the fire of Jove,

mttz^h. fever-heat, aho feverish

to express things terrible

III.

;

stronger than invincible fire ; Uvai to go through ^ri and water. Hence

,,, ,

watchfires, only in pi. ^s, the place where fire

kindled: a funeral-pyre

:

an altar for burnt-sacrifice

-, (, -€8, -, (, )

,

is

2\%o a burial-place.

2.

:

also the fire

burning upon

the altar.

ypi)

,

, , ,

a pair offire-tongs.

, — vpypa.

ov,

to light

a

watch-fire, keep

it

burning.

'}-€, •, {, y) f.

to

turn in the fire, to

() = 5, — €$, (05)

in the fire, char.

,

ov,

wheaten.

ibos,

,

of wheat,

a pyramid

ouvtos,

an Egyptian word.

o, contr. for

a

and honey ; given as a prize to him who kept awake best during a night-watch generally, the meed or prize of victory. cake of roasted wheat

-, , €, , is,

Pylos, a town and district of Triphylia in Peloponnesus, where Nestor ruled there were two other towns of the same name in Elis and Messenia. [C] or

:

hear news of: also c. ace. to inquire about: to hear or learn that Adv. with clenched fist; ayaOos good at

harden

(!, yiva) born Adv. ($) towards (s,

=,

3. also

Cilicia.

vay6pas.

,

from

the shorter

plqpf.

of,

as. Ion.

a gate : in plur. the gates of a town, (a house-door) but also = the door

:

:

ask, inquire, hence to learn, ascertain by asking

i.e. lightning.

[iJ]

f.

Ep. 3 sing. opt. Ep. Ep. 3 dual

sing,

2

:

imperat.

2

an exclamation of

at or before the gate.

6$,. ,

(\,

as Subst.,

:

aor.

inf.

or

fighting

Aeol. gen.

:

the last, for the

the bottom of a vessel.

:

pf.

at the Gate, or fighting at Pylos.

,

,

'5 ) , , .. ) $ ) , ,

,(\$ or

Adv. at

as

|€08, , ov, and ,

also

the hindmost, uttermost,

ov,

last

the fist,

2.

avvobos),

(sub.

:

a gate-keeper. From a gate-keeper, warder.

to be

aKos,

ov, 6, ay or one sent as an orator to the Amphictyonic Council at Pylae, the deputy of a Greek state at the A mphictyonic Council. Hence f. to be a TlvXayopas, to be sent as

see

a gateway, gate-house

lengthd. from

skilled in boxing.

,

,

() -,,, (,() ) ,

vestibule.

last time.

,

-5, \ , -, , ()

aros, to, a gate, gateway.

a porch or

a writing tablet. an animal mentioned in AristoirvKTis, i^os, phanes, supposed to be the beaver. irvKTis,

furnish or enclose with

to

Pass, to be furnished with gates.

a boxer, Lat. pugil.

ov, 6, (wv£,

TTVKTiKOs,

—

wvos,

a boxer. a boxer, practise boxing, box,

Dor. for

, ^, :

:

ovpos) a gate-keeper.

f.

,,

gates

!

:

, , ,., ()(, ^ ^ , ^ , ) (, , ^

:

f.

—

{,

,

metaph.

small compass, condense Hence Pass, to be filled out with a thing. aros, ro, a close covering, veil. Adv. of nvKvos see vvkvos v.

to

:

:;

(,

aiyrf) fiery bright.

Adv. (vpyos)

soldiers, in

like a tower. II. of masses or columns, in close array. f, to shut up in a tower Pass, to

be beleaguered, besieged.

—

From

:

—

, , -,

-,,

(s,

beleaguered

.

(irvpyos, apapeiv) shut

up

iti

irtipi-YCvcnjs, ov, o,=nvpiy€vf]s.

a tower,

'nvpX-y€vl\<3,(s,(irvp,y€V€aeai) born offire: forged by fire,

-,

besieged.

:

,

Dim. of

Trvpyos, a turret.

-,

)

towers, [a]

{Trvpyos,

towers.

IIT'PrOS,

<5,

)

(vvpyos) strong as a tower. of nvp'yos, a turret. destroying ov, (nvpyos,

ov,

, Dim.

a tower

and towers

tower-bearing.

aKos, 0, (jrvpyos,

guard, warder, []

a tower-

—

:

'

—

-5, -,

haughty.

, -, ,) ,

aros,

towers, a fenced city: in plur. towers

fem. Adj.

i5os,

f s,

(,

(^vpy)

(5,

=

-, ) -, ) -, ) -, , -, () '-€5, )

and

burnt in the fire. wherein fire lies asleep. bright with fire.

is, (irvp,

irvptvos [C],

TTvpivos [],

, ,

ov, (irvp) offire, fiery : sparkling. ov, (irvpos) of wheat, wheaten.

ov, (irvp, irv

glowing, fiery.

:

(,

ov,

)

4) fire-breathing.

-irCpC-TTVoos, ov contr. -irvovs, ovv, (vvp,

walls.

•-5,

sowing

fire-

fire, in-

swathed in fire. streaming with fire.

ov, (irvp,

ov, (irvp,

[t], ov,

os,

fem.

0,

of or

(irvp)

conversant with fire.

cherishing fire. slain by fire. one of the (irvp,

ov, (irvp,

ov, (irvp,

1-€€0,

rivers

of

ovtos,

hell, literally

ov,

with fire

(y)

b,

Fireblazing.

and

(s,

4y) blazing with

towering.

plur.

(,

€S, (irvp,

) , ^ -, ) -, ) -, -, -€5, , , .))

burning withfire, incendiary

, ()

iriJpeiov Ion.

(iwp,

fiaming.

a tower, (trvpyow) a place furnished with €l8os) like

es, (irvpyos,

devoured by fire.

irvpos.

pointed in the fire, Lat.

(s,

praeustus.

breathing

(irvpyos) to gird or fence with f. Med. to build towers Pass, to be furtowers : II. to raise up to a towernished with a tower. ' to ing height : metaph., irvpya/cai hence to exalt, extol, exagbuild the lofty rhyme gerate : Pass, to exalt oneself, be overbearing,

—

of

ov,

:

any fortification, a fortress, castle : also a 2. metaph. a moveable tower for storming towns. tower of defence, rampart, bulwark; irvpyos a bulwark against death. 3. the highest part of II. a division of an army drawn any building. up in close order, a column : see irvpyqhov. ov, {trvpyos,

) )

.

, Dim.

generally,

-, )) -, ,,

, -, -,

wrought

(, yiveaOai) fire-producing.

ov,

TTvpi-tairros, ov, (irvp,

batter

to assatilt

walls

in plur.

:

619

ovtos, 0, (irvp,

fire, fiatning.

(,

(pey)

burnt or blazing

fiery.

:

,

pieces

poet, for

afire-kindler. irup-Kdevs, es, 6, (irvp, of wood rubbed one against another //'// they caught any place where Ion. (irvp, pre : generally, any means of kindling fire. aor. i knvpe^a 2. afire, conflaAtt. fut. fire is kindled, a funeral-pyre. II. -^, mtti^h.. the flame or fire of love. (irvpfTOs) gration. to be feverish, be sick of a fever. II. ati olive-tree which has been burnt down to the stump, burning heat, fiery heat. irupcTOs, ov, , and grows up again a wild-olive. esp. feverish beat, a fever ; irvpeTos Tpiraios, Taios a tertian, qua.Tta.n fever. irvpvatos, a, ov, (irvpvov) fit to eat, ripe. neut. irCpcvs, ecus, , shortd. for irvpivov (sub. a fire-proof vessel. 2. anything fit of irvpiiOS (irvpos), wheaten bread. TJs, . Ion. and Ep. for :

-

—

-, ,

:

()

, , '',, -, -,

€-

.

()

pomegranates,

-, *) -5, ,

ov,

etc.

(, v€os) fanning €€) wheat-producing. fire.

ov, {rrvpos,

ov, (irvpos,

ov, poet, for vvpo(popos, (irvpos,

wheat- bearing.

,

() a vapour-bath,

, ,

tight covering, within

[],

i.

,

consisting of an air-

which fragrant substances were

pudding made with beestmilk after calving. From a vapour-bath. to put into a vapour-bath. ov, (irvp, striking with fire.

e. the first

, () -?,

,

(s, (irvpos,

irvpoeis,

(vvos) a

)

yeviaeai) made from wheat. II.

(v, (irvp) fiery.

irvpoeis the

planet Mars, from his^^ry colour. the fire-theft.

17,

ov, (irvpos, to

f.

ey)

reaping wheat.

deal in wheat.

-, -5, )) -, ,, ,

From

flre-stealing.

ov, (irvp,

ov,

thrown on hot embers to produce steam. ings,

),

,

-,€, 4) 5-5, -, ) -, -, , )

of stone-fruit, as olives,

3 sing. pf. pass. wheat-slaying, epith. of a millstone.

of

,

to eat, food generally.

Ion. for nvpciov.

rjvos, 6, the stone

dates,

:

:

(irvpos,

From a wheat-mer-

chant, corn-merchant. is,

(vvp, payfjvai) bursting or split-

ting in the fire : as Adv. irvpoppayis, cracked. in plur. grains of wheat. irvpos, 6, wheat .•

irvp,

(From

fiame colour when ripe?) ov, fire-bearing. wheat-bearing. ov, (irvpos,

because oi

its

(,

f.

()

to set

on fire,

to

burn:

to

burn

—

)

620

-, ) -, ) , ()

as a burnt-sacrifice. to

metaph.

2.

fumigate.

II.

to inflame.

.

with fire

—

,

of Aeschylus

in a play

:

name

Fire-bringer,

the

:

Prometheus

—

:

of

^

;

arrows with combustibles tied to them. II. the fire-bearing god, i. e. who produces fire plague or fever. III. in the Lacedaemonian army, was a priest who kept the sacrifire-breathing. irvp-irvoos, ov, {trvp, to light or make a ficial fire : hence proverb, of a total defeat, edei f. 17^0;, it was fated that not even a a fire ; wpnoXeiv watch up a keep to esp. fire, fire, II. to waste fire-guarding priest should survive. to stir up orfati the fire. Tovs :

to handle f. 17^0;, {iwp, play tricks with fire, play mischievous pranks. wrotight offire. ov,

to

(,

,

, ,

)

Hence with fire, burn to the ground, burn down. aros, a watchfire, beacon. busied with fire : wastirup-iroXos, ov, (jTvp,

,

,

«, (jrvppos) to be fiery-red. , {nvppos) name of a slave,

iruppias, red-haired slaves

, , , $ , () -, -, , $, ^ ($) 68),

kind

used of the

the

Pyrrhic dance, a

'

the inventor.)

,,

, ()

f.

dance.

()

,

Pyrrhic

dance

, , ,.()

, ,

Pyrrhic metre. dance the Pyrrhic

in the

on fire, burning.

settitig

an asking, inqjiiring, II. what is learnt by

of

~',, ,

the

the

to

water from one's

a fiask covered with plaited willow

, ()

,

^

^

aros,

Ion.

for

enclit. Particle,

that which one spits out.

up

to this time, yet, ever

mostly with negat. interrog. where ? , the beard;

as

;

Pyrrhic

From

ov, plaited with willows.

[t]

yet, hitherto,

belonging

to spurt out

mouth.

', , €, $. 5, ,,

of or

fiery-eyed.

a question.

:

fut.

twigs,

[] to

,

ioii,

f.

war-dance, a violent movement or cofitortion: to look daggers.' (Called

proverb.,

from

,

{)

,

asking, news, tidings.

from Thrace.

(sub.

, (, )

cats,

ascertaining

ing with fire, scorching. f.

^ -, , , ()

II.

Sicilian

;

)

a beard

, -, . , , , ( ) ) ,\€ $-, . ^, , . , () , , , : , ; € -, ) -, , ,) . . , , , ) . , ) ,, ) ,

dance.

;

a pyrrhic,

II. irovs

two

consisting of

short

as

syll.,

used in the Pyrrhic song

,

i.

e.

a foot

fire.

star,

a comet.

, bearded;

which was much

also called

:

e.

i.

dancer of the , Pyrrhic dance. ov. Dor. iTvppos, red. irvpptxos, ov, (jTvppus, yiveiov) red-bearded.

Dim. of

'•-0'•75

,

[t],

(,

one that ogling

ogles boys, with

an allusion to dinner in the Prytaneum.

wheat, i. e. iruppos, a, ov. Ion.

() flame-coloured, :

,

,

red, Lat. rufus,

darker

,

ov,

than

to

beacon-fires.

fut.

II.

make set

on

fire,

light

ov,

:

ov,

sold

fire-producing.

eJSoi) like

a firebrand,

bright-burning.

,

to set

on

From

-$,

fire.

:

ov,

(,

^re-bearing, charged

to

wander

go

about, Lat.

to

go on

a message.

II.

life.

impf. of

horse-breaking.

to

break in a

young

in

:

() ,

(*, (-

to sell, opp. to

with one

taxes, Lat. locare

of persons, to be bought

horse.

f.

to deal

,

and

—

:

Pass, to be

sold, betrayed; cf,

seller, dealer.

selling, sale.

place where wares are sold, a II. the place where the mart, warehouse, shop. taxes were let to the highest bidder : see

, , (()

at

be a torch-bearer

:

:

of

or cane frequently to a place

, , ()

a watchman who makes

signals by fire.

to

go

to let 07it the

red-backed.

fs,

to

\( (-\)

which occurs

part,

— Frequent,

Ion. impf.

1. afireII. beacon or signal-fire. old Att. and Dor. for

f.

''€ :

()

make

irreg.

brand, torch. irupaos,

whence

Ep. for

fire-shooting. red-haired.

ov,

:

,

signals by torches or beacon-fires. ov,

Dep.

pursue a walk or line of

up with

to kindle torches

beard.

ot

in a pla.ce, frequent,

versari in loco

red, tinge with red.

beard.

little

also Ion. 3 sing. impf.

:

=

to

a

(^, () wearing a

'€,

;

c. gen.,

',

a bearded

(\€) a breeding offoals.

impf.

to

() () (), (, () -,5, {, (^, : (): ,: ,, *•-5, (, -8, (, ••-5, (,

nom.

Ion.

up and down

old Att. irvpo-os,

generally, reddish, red, tawny. ov,

pi.

,

red-haired.

{irvppos,

ov,

,

,

,, ,

Hence

or tail of

Athens the

((,

seller, dealer.

were ten

officers,

who used

II•

to

Lat. locabant) the taxes and other out revenues to the highest bidders. fillies : generally, offoals

let

,,

()

:

—

, , ,<, -, -, (, ) for horses

of

horses.

Dim. of

metaph.

words

From

train up, rear.

,

a,

back or in a chariot, [a] and a foal, whether colt or lly generally, a young animal. II. poet, as fern, a Lat. juyoung girl, maiden, like venca : more rarely as masc. a young man, a son. , Aeol. and Dor. for iro\vnovs. aros, to, a lid, cover. (Deriv. unknown.) aros, 6, Root of some tenses of irivai) a drink, a draught, potion.

"05,

5,

-, ,,

, -.,

(-

$ \;

Adv. for how in the world? without any question, = not by no means. ever yet, mostly with a negat.

,

hence

,

,

5$,

in Att.

-, (, ) , ,

the least,

,

,

,

made of tufa

ov, {nojpos)

(iraipos)

to

generally,

to

,, , () II.

lous.

III.

metaph.

turn

petrify,

into

harden, make cal-

in Pass, to

become hardened

or callous, of the heart. 17,

a turning into stone:

metaph. from Pass,

hardfiess of heart, cal-

ccfs,

Ion.

interrog.

Lat.

nws ayojvos

$

test?

..

8

5

;

be,

could

)$

rish

how

'

it

we come

$

cannot be that III.

;

IV. can tnat be

are

how might

5 ?

but

;

to fly.

;

.

.

? so

also

I

. .

would

?

that

1

^",

, ,, ,

flight.

ios, TO, pi.

or without

opp. to

that

could

& ',

Ep. for

yps,

IV. in Poets, for

-, -

doubled after a Prep, or a privat., and commonly after the augment, as eppiipf. VI. at the beginning of a word sometimes makes a short vowel at the end of foreg. word long by position, as, pvTTJpos. littera canina,

rima

is

—

) was

VII. irritata

$, €€

called

cams quod

'

by the ancients rr

quam

'

, ^^, ^^, , {$) ^, $, €, , ^-, ($, 65,) 5, ^,

plu-

die at, Lucil.

Ep. for apa,

enclit. Particle,

'PA"

or

. ,

Adv.

easily

:

q. v.

see pta,

[a]

(.

Hebrew word, Rabb-i,

indecl.,

master

— so also

e.

i.

my

Rabb-oni, master, a term of higher honour than Rabb-i. f. to beat with a stick, cudgel: :

or

6,

Dim.

TO,

a small wand. umpire. From holding a rod or the ,=

to sit as

f.

ov,

wand:

as

Roman

Lictor.

Subst.,

''05, , a

rod,

as that

wand,

I

pe-

how

3. 5.

a

wand are

pi.

f.

2. to

,

the office of lictor.

$,

—

^)

, .

carrying a rod: one who bears a staff of office, a judge, umpire. 2. a magistrate's attendant, a sort of constable or beadle : at Rome, a lictor. ov,

as Subst.,

,

^-, , ($)— ^,$, () yv. oVf

=

,

striped, streaked,

, ,, , -, , , ^, all,

by

quis ?

Lat

virgat7is.

,

pSyds,

;

2. a a fish-

stick, switch.

of Circe or Hermes.

ing-rod. 4. a spear-staff ox shaft. or staff of office : a sceptre. 6. in the fasces of the Roman lictors.

(payrjvai) a rent, chink.

aor. 2 pass. inf.

,

Ep. for

f.

aros,

V.

III. Att.,

to carry a rod ox carry the fasces, to be a lictor: Pass, to be attended by lictors. Hence

introducing an objection, yet Lat. V. ircDs ;

how ?

etc.)

Hence

transposed, as

with the opt. ex-

would

5 , , ,-, ,$

, ,

is

How now? How wand of office.

quidni? why not? certainly. VI. think you ? \, e. you cannot think how. Ion. enclit. Adv. in any way, at any means, Lat. aliquo modo. (Strictly speaking, of *6$ is Adv.

whence

$. $,

as

II.

passed into pp,

€, , ($) $ —^, ^-, {$,

off in the con-

beginning of a speech.

wish,

a

Adv. howf in what way or in Att. sometimes c. genit.,

something had gone before,

for

yap

presses !

at the as if

;

should that

quomodo? how ;

II.

yap

\$ \5 ^ys.

for

magic wand,

lousness.

manner?

and old Att.

Oapnos.

,

for

$ ,$

honor honos.

to thrash out corn.

and porous. stone.

for oxjros

as,

p,

Oappos, for

was often put

my

or tuff-stone.

tuff-stone, Lat. tophus, Ital. tufa, friable

f.

passed into

Aeol. at the end of

I.

so in Lat. arbor arbos,

in later Att., the Ion.

as

a horse-breaker. ov, (1fos,oa)ghting on horse6,

621

Dialectic changes of pt

$'.

a pony. break young horses.

irufKos,

f.

.

by

poet, virgin, maidenly.

II.

TO,

drawn

a chariot

;

f.

of

, {) {, (y)

tearing, fiirious.

ov,

to

ov,

gather grapes. gathering berries or

grapes.

a flock of sheep, with ayikai.

,

Persian name for a black ill-smelling petroleum found at Ardericca near Susa.

TA^ArSO'l,

^, ^,, ,

17,

, , slender:

ov, Aeol.

taper, slim, delicate, tender.

P,

p, p(a, t6, indecl., seventeenth letter of Greek 100,000. as numeral p'= 100, but ^p

Alphabet

:

=

or do

;

,

ov [], ov {pa, pea, peia), easy, easy to make an easy road c. inf., also light, a trench easy to cross :

ov, Att. also os, ov. Ion.

or

(

:

—

<$

:

622

pahiovpyiiu

II. of persons, easy, ready, simple, little-heeded. willing to oblige, complaisant, affable, Lat. facilis,

commodiis.

, ,

The

bad sense, heedless,

2. in

reckless.

—

degrees of Comparison are irreg., being formed

,

$€$ $

from the Root /5a:— Comp.

ease.

neut.

paojv,

<,

paov Ion.

—Sup.

contr. parepos: Dor. Ep. (^qSiovpyos) to

Ep. ov Ion.

,

CTos,

$.

pa-

II. in

lessly:

to

^>,

Hence

thoughtless, reckless action: and

fl

,

epyov) doing things easily, in bad sense, acting lightly or care-

$ , , () -, (, , ($) II.

lessly, thoughtless, reckless.

Ep. and Ion.

lightly, readily

Adv. of

^,

(pepeiv to bear lightly,

;

easily,

make

,

lyyos,

a grain,

a drop.

of

II.

solids,

slap one on the

to

irvyif)

back.

,

f.

thoughtless, careless.

be

to

easy-tempered,

slacken work, be idle.

II. to

Hence

, easiness of temper: II.

sluggishness, laziness. ment, pastime.

^-,

Hence

sluggish, lazy, slothful.

II.

)

Adv. with easy temper, carelessly; take easily, to shew indifference to a thing, ov,

TAIBO'S,

, relief,

es,

crook-headed. bandy. uKeXos) crook-legged.

(paSios) to

f.

recover

:

aor.

:

(as if

grow

to take one's rest.

fut.

perat.

from

Ep. — *), 3

from

:

to

,

eppava, Ep. 2

i

*))•.

easy

pi.

im-

pf. pass,

and plqpf to sprinkle, besprinkle, of water of solids, to strew, bestrew, scatter : metaph. to bedew, besprinkle, :

',

, ,,

pi. pf,

:

. .

bespatter.

•"|,

Ep. for paiaeiv,

3 sing. aor. rjpos,

6,

hammer. shiver,

f.

:

shatter

i

siibj.

()

aor, i

—Prss.

,

crushed.

to

fut. inf.

man.

of

a breaker, crusher

^,

>,

[a]

(paKos)

eppaiaa to

be

—

a

to

break, smash,

crush, destroy

:

—

shattered,

Pass, to be

,

a rag: in

pi,

rags, [a]

'

a thorn or prickly shrub. Hence , Rhamnus, a demus or borough properly contr. from papvO€is, ev,

", :

,

Hence

thorny.

3.

of an old

Hence

to tear in strips.

,=$,

ovvTos,

a, ov,

of

Rhamnus :

the

Rhamnusian goddess, name of Nemesis from her temple at Rhamnus.

*'05,

crooked beak of birds, esp. a beak, bill. anything sprinkled : a drop

(OS, TO, the

, , , ()

() , () , () :

5, ,

^fivis,

etc,

sprifikled

ov,

to sprinkle,

reeking.

:

moisten

hence

:

to cleanse by sprinkling.

,

paov,

more

a sprinkling, purification. a grape ; cp, Lat. racemus. of pctojv, often used as comp, Adv,,

gen, pdyos,

, ,

neu..

,

easily.

Adv, of paW, more f,

:

easily.

pf, pass,

:

strike 7viih a stick, to thrash, cudgel.

on

in the face, box

^,

(pavis)

:

II. to

—

to

slap

the ear, cuff.

(8)

5, ,

{) ()

otos, to,

a rod, stick. a blow with the palm

of the hand, a slap on the face, ctff. paiTTOs, 77, ov, sewn, stitthed, patched: generally, strung together. II, worked with the needle, embroidered ; a ball patched of

)

(: (

Ep,

work with

the

'',

divers colours. aor, 2

[]

— Med.

together:

/ self.

broider.

—

aor,

f.

II.

:

to

later,

l

pf.

:

stitch,

to

metaph. to proverb., toCto to Ill,

'Aays

but Aristagoras put the plot, but he executed it,

together.

shivered,

life,

'PA'MNOS, ,

stitched, :

wrinkles.

2. in plur.

panos a shred of

aros,

plot

of

broken down, crushed. , a worthless, wicked man. (Hebrew word.) TO, Dim. of a rag, shred, patch : in plur., rags,

,, , ',

metaph.,

^airis,

ov, crooked, bent,

17,

Ion.

(also

relaxation, amuse-

6$) easy-tempered, thought-

^, €€ -8, (, ^-,\, (, , find

easily, indifference,

III.

ov, (^pddios,

less, careless.

to

thoughtlessness, care-

a taking things

rags, tatters

or shred of cloth.

f>af

lessness.

wrifi-

II.

ragged, tattered garment generally, a strip :

[a], cos, TO, a

f.

17^0;,

ragged, tattered.

€v,

,$,

'PA'K02

of rain,

bit.

a

From

kled.

of birds of prey

light of a thing.

)

($,

poKOcis,

in Attica

2. indolence, laziness.

-05, , ($,

ready.

-5,(,

(,

,

ov,

:

rag-stitcher, patcher of tatters, of Euripides. ov, clad in rags: ragged.

f.

TO,

doing or acting easily, a ready way II. in bad sense, reckof doing a Uim^^, facility. lessness.

—

in plur.

do with bad sense, to act thoughtlessly, reckmisbehave. 3. to lead an easy, lazy life. f.

. -5, ) —

:

:

'Papios,

7€'), Demeter 'Papios.

sew,

:

Pass.,

sew or patch for to

needle,

stitch

one-

em-

devise, contrive, concert,

this it

on,

tppa^as shoe you i,

e.

\, indeed

you planned

'

IV. to link or string

(sub. from Raros, Rarian : Rarian plain near Eleusis, sacred to whence the goddess was herself called

a, ov,

TO, the :

From

'Pdpos, ov, , Raros, father of Triptolemus. Ep, aor. I imperat. of (as if from

^»6, *).

—

:

*'2— '2.

'55, strike, smite,

^^,

—

^» aor. tppa^a dash down akin to Ion. f.

:

:

:

,, , ^,

,, like

'^.

Sup. of pddios, coatr. of

most easy.

=

to be idle, listless.

,

Ion.

doing anything, /ac/ViVy.

nature, ha.t.facilitas

l/f

;

rest, cessation

from

of

of temper,

III. relief,

a thing: absol. rest, leisure, ease:

indolence.

&, '''02, ^, () • () , , . pqircpos, a, ov, irreg.

Comp. of

{pa
pd(}>dvis, i^os,

a

stitcher,

From II.

plotter, contriver, planner.

, , ()() ,

of the

an adulterer.

sewer.

a seam

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

^$

, = /5o
Dor.

^$, $, ,

Ion.

,

like

',

:

^,

hew

[], gen.

''05,

ios, TO,

the break-

men

or

the face, coun-

II.

form of pia. Adv. of pahios,

Ep. and Ion. for 'Via.

from Ion.

TO, Att. contr.

2. later, the

channel, stream.

needle, pin.

the back of

a limb.

easily,

lightly, carelessly.

6, €,

^CKTCipa,

77,

of

fern,

,

fjpos,

Dep.

4(, () a

bed of a river

to

a doer, agent. roam, rove, roll about

() f.

also

€.

pc^ai, ^€^as, aor. i inf. and part, of pecs, TO, a stream. to incline

:

(()

random.

'PE'Iiri, 17,

to fulfil or ac-

tenance.

in pieces.

los Att. ecus,

$€

:

operari, facere.

^, , ($) 4.$

Upa

II.

river, stream.

ing of the sea on the shore, breakers, surf : the floodtide, opp. to the ebb: generally, a high tide, II. an edge of the sea, the beach, on which flood. the waves break. 2. a mountain-ridge. f. to cut through the spine : to cleave in twain,

^:

*€, , £,

skull.

€$,

. ,^

:

peta, another Ep. the suture

;

a rug, coverlet.

q. v.

complish a sacrifice to a god, Lat. sacra facere: hence to sacrifice : but also absol. to do sacrifice, like Lat.

easy.

, the radish, Lat. raphanus. , cabbage. [^]

iojs, 6,

metaph. a

more

pTJyos,

of horses, to snort.

TO, Ion. and poet, for a stream. 'PE'Zil, Ion. impf. fut. aor. I (pe^o and eppe^a of Pass, only aor. i is used like to do, act: absol., but mostly transit., to do, accomplish, make, effect: c. dupl. ace. to do something to one also c. Adv., to maltreat one.

pdSios,

-

€os, TO,

:

a wagon, from the Lat. rheda.

^«,

From

)5 $ -

K-qbiosfrojn kindness to Democedes.

snore /€^, (Formed from the sound.) to

f.

'PETOS,

(paaros) easiness II, easiftess

623

TETKil,

$, €, , ,=^6/,

neut. pi. of paaros, as Adv., most easily.

^[5, , ov, irreg.

good

to

:

.

to act at

\^, properly of the descending

downwards,

scale,

to sink, fall, verge, Lat. ver-

hence simply to fall or ttirn down: of one of two parties, to preponderate, like the backbone, a mountain-ridge. prevail, outweigh. 3. of persons, to incline towards Ion. a thing. ov, a thorn-bush, briar. 2. 4. of duties, to fall or devolve upon a thorn-hedge. one. 3. a thorn-stick, a twig. 5. of events, to incline, fall, happen in a ceraor. i inf. of tain way to incline, conduce towards ... II. f. trans, to make the scale incline one way or the other (paif/cvdos) to recite poems : Pass, of the poems, to be recited. 2. to repeat hence in Pass., to be equally balanced by heart or rote, declaim : to reiterate, keep saying or poised. that ... II. c. ace. pers. to sing of one. pf. pass. part, of Hence recital of Epic poetry : Epic composithat which flows, a flow, iion, opp. to Lyric. stream, a river : also a stream of lava : metaph. a one who stitches or stream, flood or tide of men. 2. a flood. , strings songs together : one who recited Epic poems, fut. of to flow. a rhapsodist ; sometimes of the bard who recited his pexOiCs, aor. I pass. part, of own poem, but mostly of a class of persons who got to say, root of some tenses given under animals, the chine: also the backbone, Lat. spina dorsi; vayrjvai to be impaled. II. anything

08

, , ,

05,

"

.

gere, inclinare

wards.

,

:

:

—

—

:

$

6, , , () ^63€5,

,

-$, (, ^) poems of Homer came

lengths called rhapsodies,

,

were recited

:

hence

to be divided into certain i.

e.

lays or cantos,

which

one time. II. the Sphinx is called from proposing her riddle. {p
,

at

'€

.

^, , . *',

poems of Homer

their living by reciting the

the

2.

:,

epe'cu,

6?/.

and Att. fut. form but with act. sense to flow, run, stream, gush; peev yaia the ground streamed with blood also c. 'PE'il,

2

f.

—

aor.

:

in

pass,

cognato, with milk, honey melted snow. stream, run glibly. flow or melt away. stream, pour.

;

, $ let

pieiv 2.

metaph. of

3. to fall,

:

:

pf.

ace.

the land flow

to flow from flow of words, to drop off. 4. to

a

II. trans, to let

flow, mcJte

:

:;

—

624

^,

^

, (-)

aros,

fracture, breakage,

crash, downfall.

-,

or

gen. ivos,

6,

('/)

the

sea

-

(

3 sing. impf. prjyvvoKi, Ion. aor. i pf. 2 eppcoya for (pprjyvv fut. Ep, (in the sense of the Pass.) Med., f. or

:

:

:

:

(, —

aor. I

to

:

:

more

— Pass.

—

:

(-

fut. 2

:

usu. aor. 2

break, burst,

:

aor.

:

[a]

:

{', {^)

of victims. = gen. ews Ion. los, a saying, speaking ; a word, speech ; to bring one's speech to an end. II. a tale, leIII. an expression or passage in an gend. trails

^5,

, (*€

^,

()

\

-

',

author, a speech in a play.

. , () , form of

rarer collat.

to beat

pf. epprjy-

drums.

earth in

2. absol. to strike the

dancing, to dance, Lat. tripudiare.

^»1), ,

shiver, shatter: of garments, to tear, rend, esp. in sign

$ ,

Tj,

2.

cleft.

I

break asunder or in pieces,

ecus,

:

v6os) breaking the spirit. II. a rent, a breaking. a bursting or breaking forth of the en-

-voos, ov,

>«.5,

breaking on the beach, or the edge of the shore on 2. mewhich the sea breaks : the breakers, surf. taph. the verge or edge of a thing.

'PHTNT^MI

. ^

:

Ion. for

^€,

verb. Adj. of *(, one must say. term of war, to break a line of = to break through the centre like battle a speaker. TJpos, 0, to break oneself a f. also in Med., to be a public speaker, also absol. both in Act. practise oratory, speak in public : way through the ranks Pass., of a speech, and Med., ^^^at, to break force one's way to be spoken. through. 3. to let break loose, to unchain, let , fd for a public speaker

of

;

—

a

2. as

grief.

:

loose

—

voice, properly of persons speaking for the first time;

,

then to speak freely, speak out, like Virgil's rumpere to let loose the thunder : so,

^

vocem

4. in form ground, to dance. 5. of boxers, to fell, knock down. II. Pass, to break, burst to break asunder : to break open, yawn, as the earth in an earthquake. 2. to burst forth, like lightto burst into tears.

absol. to beat the

wrecked, shattered. III. intr. chiefly in pf. tppar/a, to break or burst forth : of a river, to break its banks metaph. to burst or gush ning.

3.

of ships,

^,

to be

—

^,

forth.

^•jjSios,

,

^€5,

aor.

^$,

ov. Ion. contr.

^5, ,,

I

,

(), 05, , ,

(sub.

named,

—

$

rhetoric, the art of speaking. verb. Adj. of said, spoken

*)4 = (,

specified, settled, Lat. ratus;

kirl

:

y4-

with specified prerogatives eni on set 2. spoken of, known, famous. = Ion. a word, saying, , maxim. 2. an unwritten law, whence the laws of Lycurgus were called 3. a verbal agree;

terms.

^)

^>,

ment, covenant.

^),

opos, 6,

er, orator,

)

(*

.

(*€ = epw) a public

Lat. orator.

(€,

epu>

II.

speaker, plead-

a rhetorician, Lat.

in express terms.

Ion. for

^>05,

Ion. for

chilling

;

shudders.

paaros. Sup. of ov, Ep. Sup. of ov, Ep. Comp. of

p<}5ios.

^€,

From

f.

:

aor.

I

making one shudder, Helen at whose name one

^

or os,

inf.

:

ov. Ion. for

5. 8. 05, , , {^)

Adv. of

easy.

ov. Ion. for pabios, easy.

^5, , ^€5, ,

, ()

or public speaking, oratorical, rhetorical

rhetor.

from

part. pass, of

—

'. , ^. . , . $. . ^€08, , , ^) ( ,

3 sing. impf. oi TH^rOS, 60S, TO, a rug or blanket, used as a coverlet for a bed, for a seat, or as a garment. Ion. for

(*( ()

,

05,

to let loose, give utterance to the

;

^»,

:

Ep.

:

pf. f p-

-),

plya. Dor. 3 pi. kppiyavTi (for Ep. 3 sing. subj. tppiypai, Ep. dat. part. eppiyovTi, in pres. sense

—

to shiver or shudder with cold: metaph. shudder with fear or horror c. inf. to shudder or = fpcD) that which is said or fear to do a thing. aros, 6, 2. to grow cold, cool, slacken spoken, a tvord, saying, expression, phrase. 2. also II. trans, c. ace. to shudder at anything. in zeal. the thing spoken of, a thing. II. in Gramm. a Hence Verb, opp. to (a noun). making one shiver, chilling. Dim. of a little word, a pet Comp. Adv. formed from piyos, more phrase. chilly. II. metaph. more horribly. 'PH'N, , gen. ace. a sheep, lamb. , ov. Sup. formed (like Comp. Adv. wearing sheepskin, yiov) from piyos, most chilly. II. metaph. most , aor. I inf. and part, of horrible. 57, might to break through ranks of warfighting with , (yos,

broken, rent

or rent, vulnerable,

^,

made of penetrable

:

to be

broken

stuff.

:

:

(*(

, ', ),,

^, ^, ,

,

^-€'$, {,

^, (, ^,

riors.

{piyos)

to

From

^-,

opos, 6,

{^,

ranks of warriors.

-€€5,

ov,

)

{^^,

path, clearing the way.

^.

^5, ^-5, ,

frost or cold, [a]

breaking through

KfKfvdos) forcing a

)

-

'PIT02, €os, TO, Lat. FRIGUS. frost, cold. II. shivering from cold, shuddering, Lat. horror. f. (piyo$) like to be cold, shiver

^,

from frost

,

or cold, be chilled.

y, —

This Verb sometimes

,

piyaiv,

^. as,

part,

TI'ZA,

,,a

root

.

),

were

if it

dat.

opt.

also

;

:

nietaph. the

roots of the eye; the roots or foundations of the earth, II, that from which anyof a mountain, etc. thing springs; metaph. a root, stem, stock of a family,

Lat. stirps

a race, family.

:

2. the

, , ^, ^. () from ^^-5, (, €()

root or origin

Dim. of Adv.

,:

a

f.

pf

plant

cutting roots, esp. for

(: ()

pavvis

and

made

fast.

,

plants, to take root

, () ^-$, {, , , ,-$, trees.

also

:

II. in Pass,

planted with

to

:

:

trees

a

pass,

also,

)

aros,

make

-

—

to be rooted or of a place, to be

a root

II.

metaph.

root, stem, stock, race, lineage. ov,

piKvos,

digging for

stiff or

(piyos)

roots.

with

stark

f.

,

scent,

down

^-5, , ^-8,

to

From

track by the nose, follow by

From

()

)

6, (pis,

the nose or scent.

ov, (pis,

nostril, snorting.

plvov, TO, a hide, skin.

and

ov,

or off: Pass, to be filed

offiling. rasp, []

,

a file, f

hunt down.

TPINO'S,

of a swift chariot;

for pis.

to file

off: to be the result

^,

2.

, the

one

who

tracks by

forced through the

an ox-hide, a

skin of a man.

shield. II.

the

hide of a beast, esp. an ox-hide : a wolf's skin. an oxhide shield. ^Ivo-Topos, ov, (ptvos, piercing shields. TO, the

2.

peak of a mountain.

2. the

end

of a promontory, a headland, foreland. Ep.

pi. dat.

of

,

;

:

^, , (s)

for bellows.

,

() 2.

Ep.

'fppupa

(,

aor. i

' :

:

pf.

(p-

2

fut.

and aor. 2

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf

(4:

throw on the PoXos the cast has to

ground to cast a net, been made. 2. to cast out. 3. to cast away: to throw away, waste. 4. to throw about. 5. to throw forth, let drop, utter, of words Tivos to throw a thing at one. 6. to cast down; :

;

eavTov.

to

7.

or hazard,

run a

risk.

,

,

make a venture

intr. to

II.

,

gen. plvos, ace. piva

the nose

pi^QiLs,

:

—

throw or cast

aor. l

,

a fan for raising the fire, used a lady's fan.

.

plur. piv€s. Ion. gen.

:

in pi. the nostrils, Lat. nares.

and 2

of of osiers or rushes,

pass. part,

'', , gen. $, mat-work

.

wicker-work : a mat, or wicker hurdle, Lat. crates. Ep. for 'ippiipa, aor. I of ^)-'•8, i^os, , throwing away a shield in battle, a dastard, recreant. II. piv|/is, tiws, a throwing: a casting. a being thrown, falling. ov, nivhwos) running needless risk, foolhardy; see 7ov, throwing away one's arms, panic-struck.

,

(, $)

() -5, {, -5, (, ,

)

, ^,, . see

,()()

the thread spun,

17,

^oSSvos,

,

,

woof

weft.

contr.

contr. for

', -

apple

:

.

of roses, Lat. roseus.

a, ov,

, -, (!),

made or twined of roses. Rhodian, of or from Rhodes.

ov,

is,

ev,

rosy-fingered.

) ) rosy-like, rosy.

of roses.

rose-ivy.

Dor. metaph. a rosy cheek.

,

From

waving, quivering. a rose-bush, rose-tree.

(), ^5, , () , (') {, 5) -€5, (, (5) €8, (, () -$, , (, -, , (,

^,,

ov,

^

fuiris, idos,

aor. i

ov,

.

the force with which a thing is thrown, rushing motion, flight, sweep, swing, Lat. impetus ; the rush or blast of fire. 2. a rushing sound, flapping, fluttering of vikings 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 glancing of feet. f. to blow up or fan the flame,

Lat. conflare.

and

(:, , :

l

to throw, cast, hurl;

po8ca

^)

, , ()

'PI'ON,

—

pres.

thrown, cast, death by being thrown down a

pf.

:

in

verb. Adj. of

pos

fut.

fut.

[]

:

swift racing of chariots.

form

later

pauUo-p.

lightly, swiftly , fleetly

, , , ,

(

f.

Pass.,

"PI'S,

{piKvos, elSos) shrivelled-looking.

ov,

piv,

,

,

'PI'IITil,

Pass.

oneself, to fall.

^-5,()(, ) €$,

a

pinTos

;

—

Ion. inipf. of

form of used only throw or toss about.

impf. to

p.

cold:

ivithered, shrivelled.

^2, Adv.

,

, ,.,

or toss about, La.t. Jactare

to toss oneself aboi4t.

:

metaph. to pi ant, firmly ; Pass., of firmly rooted tyranny

:

and fro, throw

to

precipice.

the root or roots.

purposes of medicine or witchcraft. strike root,

, .

the air or wind of a fan. a mat or wicker hurdle. Frequentative of to throw

arcs,

piiros, fos, TO,

hurled

little root.

625

^, ,() .() piiTTOs,

of anything.

ov,

:

f.

in pi. the roots

:

—

'PrZA—*'9.

instead of ov (as

contracts into

—

—

:

the rose, Lat. rosa.

rose-

(, (,

Dor. -iraxvs, v, gen. vos, rosy-armed. -irvoos, ov contr. -irvovs, ovv, breathing of roses. , the island of Rhodes, Lat. Rbodus.

$)

'5, ,

)

;:

.

626

,, , ,,, {) >-5,

,,

WTO», of rose complexion.

()

,

pobp—

{,

xpais) rose-coloured,

a rose-bed, garden of roses, ro-

, () a river, sirea77i,

the juice of the grape streams of events, the tide of affairs.

()

€,£.

to dash, plash,

current,

;

— metaph.,

;

esp.of the stroke

mtirmur, sotind hoarse or loud. 2. to dash with the oar. of pigs eating, to make a guttling noise. dashing. poOias, 77, poet, i^m.oi po9LOS,roari?ig, TO, a dashing wave, a breaker : surge, gene2. a loud roar or shout of applause stirf. Properly neut. from rally, a tumult, uproar. of oars.

(€)

,

downwards, a sinking, of the scale, fall or turn 2. metaph. the turn of the scale, the of the scale. critical motnent ; enl ponrjs koTi it is just on the the turning-point, verge of ttirning-point ; life. II. the weight which makes the scale turn a slight weight thrown in puts aged frames to rest. 2. a club, mace, cudgel. the wood in a trap which strikes the mouse. 3. the knocker on a house-door. 4. a kettle-drum or tambourine.

falling, verging

sary, Lat, rosarium.

Dor.

,

pv/xr;

2. to

f.

,

:

inclination

the sinking

:

$

' (^ ()

,

,

, ,

,

,

or bolt

Att. contr. for poos. f.

($),

to

sup greedily up, gulp

down.

, , -,

*'02,

2. swallowing or gulping down. <5, poOios, ov, also a, ov, {pu9os) rushing, roaring, that which is gulped down. dashing. f. to roar, of the waves. From rushing noise, the roar or the dash of TO'0O2, , a roaring, esp. of the sea. kvbs with one waves, the dash of oars ; es, (poos, 2. a hoarse or tumultuous noise, stroke, all in time. fl^tnd, liquid: also sttrging, (Formed from the billowy, rough. II. rushing motion. din. a stream that hirsts forth, a , sound.) mountain-stream or torrent swoln by rains a stream II. a pomegranate-tree. Ion. or

,

fit

*0'02,

,

5) ^), $, {)

, , () . , , () , 5, , . . , () , , , () , ,:

the

fruit,

of lava.

to

f.

also to

make

swallow greedily down :

I opt. of a whistling, piping. , any rushing noise or motion, the whirring OT flapping of wings, the rushing of the wind.

3

pi.

Aeol. aor.

^,.,

Hence sound, whistle, hurtle, whiz, Lat. stridere. Adv. with a rushing noise or motion. a rushing noise or motion, aros, ro, the flapping of wings. 'POI'ZOS, 0, Ion. any whistling or rushing sound, the whizzing of an arrow, the flapping of wings, etc. (Formed from the sound.)

,

,

', ,,() , ,

spun round

8, {)

like

a

top,

anything that may be spun or 6, 2. a magic wheel, whirled round: a top, Lat. turbo. II. a spinning, whirling motion; Lat. rhombi rota. III. a aicTov the eagle's wheeling flight. rhombus, i. e. a four-sided figure with all the sides, but only the opposite angles, equal. f. to make into the shape of a rhombus. panelled in lozenge. , a large sword or scimitar, used by the Thracians generally, a sword. (Foreign word.) poos Att. contr. poOs, ov, , a stream, current; Ep. down stream, with stream ; up stream, against stream. (^^) 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.

5

, () , 05, ,

of birds, a beak,

,

,

,

{)

,

,

:

neb.

Adv. {p()flo^vingly, abundantly,

copiously.

..

pviCs, aor. 2 pass. part, of Att. fut. of

TT'Zil,

to

—

(,

(, f.

II.

'

pass,

pf.

:

measure or proporuon,

bring into

to

time.

. {):

growl, snarl. (Formed from the sound.) 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of

Ep. for

set

to

to

generally, to order, arrange, control,

thus have

,

I been

controlled.

{) measured

motion, Prose as well as Verse; vitaynv in time, Lat. in numerum; kv to introduce to keep time ; II. proportion or a quicker time (in playing). III. genesymmetry o{ \%'. hence/orm, shape. Ion.

ov,

numerus, rhythm,

in

(^

rally,

2. proportion, arrangement, order, method. anything of a man, temper,

the state or condition of

disposition

:

the

or fashion of a thing.

a plane, Lat. runcina. [a] that which is drawn, of the bow, i. e. the

, (* = () ^, drawing drawing OTos,

a

:

manner

TT'KA'NH, ,

,

:

of pvjxos, a snout, muzzle. a snout, muzzle, of swine

()

bill,

and

time, Lat.

whirled about.

Ep. aor. 2 of avTos, , (pvyxos, k\i(pas) with an

(OS, TO,

train ;

crooked.

:

elephant's trunk.

,

3 sing. Ion. impf. oi to 7nake a whistling or rushing

pi.

3

-€«$, . Dim.

rustle.

^€£,

.

,

a pomegranate.

$ 8, men

;

^ ()

draw the bow (the Persians), opp. to the might of the spear (the Greeks)

that

;

within how-shot.

ance, protection.

,,

[],

Att. for

, {*=

II.

(

deliver-

6$.

()

the force, swing, rush of a

body

—

- -''. , , , $,

—

:

:

:

; :

627

^'^

motion, Lat. impetus; the collat. form of Dep. to save, rush of wings absol. an onset, charge, attack : dat. rescue : hence Ep. 2 sing. impf. with a swing, with a run. II. a quarter of 6, rarer form for a city, street, Lat. vicus ; also a lane, alley. = pvaos, drawn, drawn up aros, anything used for wash- wrinkled, shrivelled. in

)

:

,^ ^,

ing, soap.

$,

ov,

, () , (* = ()

epvvTo Ep. save : death

—

Ep.

I

Ep.

epOro,

3

Dep. to draw to way : hence to resctie, Oavuu to rescue one from :

:

absol. to cure, heal.

deliver.

redeem,

II. to free,

III. to shield,

guard,

protect, defend:

of armour, to shield, cover : also to conceal. draw bach, hold back, check. V. to draw the scale, outweigh, counterbalance. irreg. plur. of pvnos. aor. i eppvirdva f. (pviros) cover with dirt Pass, to be or become dirty.

, , ,

to

IV.

down

,

mean.

:

:

—

, dirt, filth. From , , {pviros) foul, dirty:

Adv.

^, €,

,

o, dirt, filth,

Hence

[u]

—

(pvnos)

foul, dirty, uficleanness : irreg. II.

pf. pass,

f.

:

to be

, , ,

wash

:

—

remove

(pviros) to

wash

Pass, to

—

make

dirty

oneself.

dirt,

to

cleanse,

, ()

of

inf.

.

defending altars. preserving the

ov,

, (* = ()

and dragged away II.

:

that which

is

seized

booty, plunder, prey, mostly of

that which

is

seized as a pledge or

,

a pledge, security; pvaia, pledges entrusted a god, i. e. suppliants. III. that which is seized by way of reprisals, reprisals. 2. claims to things alleged to have been seized, Lat. res repetundae. deliverance. 3. in plur., furety,

to

() , ,

-5,

pwios,

ov,

and

(,

,,

delivering, rescuing,

fCus,

city.

^»-5,

ov,

6,

,

(,

iroXis)

[]

saving the

(pfoj) a

flowing

:

() $ —

-5, , , (*— () , , , , , () ,

defender, rescuer.

ihos,

=

,

,

(.)

a wrinkle, Lat. ruga.

dragged along.

(*

a

poet, for

as neut. Subst.,

II.

rein.

flowing, running,

also as,

()

\y\,opos,b,{^pvw=\pooS)onewhodraws; a bowman, archer. II. a saver,

*', —() (, draw, ^&€$, , () $, 5, , , () pys

.

^•, ,

a river, stream. \p]

a cleansing, purifying. not used in Act.

to

,

', ', () , ()

Adj. rent, ragged

fern.

a cloven rock.

Subst.,

as

:

see

;

broken, rent, torn, ragged.

ov,

and a Roman.

,

Adv.

(') Ro-

ov,

-/c(vs, in

Roman

Hence

Adv. in

the

Roman

^(05, a, ov,

or Latin language. strong of body : generally,

powerful, mighty, strong. bodily strength, might

,

strength, force.

', ,

a force,

; II.

i.

e.

or

-, f

strengthen,

aor. i

make strong:

:

generally,

army.

( , ( (: ( (, Roma, Rome.

III.

'. ():—

II. conflrm. generally is but the pf. aor. 1 as impf. used as pres., and the plqpf. to be strong or vigorous: pf. imperat. fare-well, Lat. vale, the usual way of ending like Lat. jubeo a letter also,

to

to

Pass,

:

—

,(^ ( ( ;

valere

:

—

see

(.(^)

a cleft, narrotv passage; pwy(s peyapoio the narrow entrance of a room. P"*S.

'7>

gen. paryos,

3

irovos) setting free from toil

trouble.

^8, ,

0,

2.

fashion.

a pledge : to hence to drag away,

:

ov,

cattle.

ijpos,

,

to seize as

own property

(* €)

= one who draxvs or a rope to draw with, a trace: the thong by which one holds a horse, a rein; with loose rein, at full speed. II. a saver,

man

-5, pos) ^-5, (, (,$) [],

(*,

deliverer, defender.

carry off by force.

chariot.

,

stretches.

pi. pvira,

Pass, (pvaos) to be wrinkled.

Ep. aor. 2 pass. f,

-5, -68,

Att. sealing-

cry of the Athenian rowers, yoho! put for the rowers, the crew.

f.

seize as one's

,

fluid, liquid.

Ep. for a

he dragged it (3 sing. Ion. impf.) Trfpt times round the grave of Patroclus. Hence vos, a dragging violently: generally, violent treatment or behaviour. es, (^voos, (idos) wrinkled-looking. ecus, 6, ayajyevs) the rope of a horse's halter.

pvTos,

Pass, to be dirty or filthy.

is

to

ov, (pVTis,
metaph. sordid,

:

ol.

-

= (,

and fro;

many

,

, , , . , ,,

—

to

ev, (pviros)

but also regul.

wax,

—

dirty.

TT'IIOS,

,

impf.

:

,

(€

to

rind.

-pais.

Ep.

foul or

pi.

out of harm's

c. inf.,

:

aor.

:

sing,

inf.

;

draw

oneself,

3

2,

drag

violently,

*

of

Frequentat.

f.

drag along

of a car.

the pole

[]

f.

aor.

:

,,

pvs.

, (* ()

,

pi,

pi.

aor. I

:

dart or rush on; round the pyre

;

c.

Ep.

impf.

(

Dep.

:

to

ace. cognato,

move to

:

3

violently, to

move rapidly

yopbv

:

:

—

, -,

— €.

628

(

it

^$,

,

name

Hebrew

05. , () $, ^ \.-{\,, =

,

f.

noun, of

plur.

hosts, armies.

to keep the Sabbath.

,

-fj,

of or for

,

like

bath

cleft;

worked out in the earth. a low shrub, hush ; in plur.

a keeping of the Sab-

Hebrew Sabbath,

the

TO,

hence the seventh day or day of Rest

underwood, brushwood.

dat.

irreg.

;

nom.

—

pi.

,

,

,

of the Gr. = 200,ooo. Alphabet as numeral ' = 200, but was written s. This s must not be The final confounded with r,s/i7«,whichwas in fact thedigamma, sixth place in the old Greek f, vau, and occupied the There was another form, san alphabet hence r' = 6. or sanpi, "^, which was retained as a numeral, indecl., eighteenth letter

^

:

:

= 900.

$

€ - ^. $ !. . •$ -$ € — , Changes of and Ion. into ,

,

Dor. into

as

in the dialects

$

for

as

dyacos

III.

T€

II.

(6$ aya-

for

,

Aeol. and Dor. into

for

as in

for

passed into

so

:

. and

$ ( €$, ,

for

forms

aor.

for

as

for

were sometimes

and

in

for

so

and

fut.

inter-

VI. of Verbs, as

aor.

as

2. in old Att.,

, ('

$

(

, -$

-^5 -^, Tcyos

by Poets

in

the

for

into

. .

I pers. pi. pass,

in -0ev, as,

metri grat.

3•

^^^^ inserted

:

as,

Adv. changed

so too in the

VIII.

is

(05

precedes, as,

(05

to

^

and med.,

for

when another

pos for

Lat. tego.

IX.

is

-

added

before a vowel. ;

()

Dor. for

from a

if

—

()

:

, ;

armour, harness.

esp.

:

;

, , (ayv) , = ayvep. €5, $, ,

,

net

:

belonging to a drag-net.

who

one

ijpos,

hence a comb

fishes with a drag'

ayvep.

called

is

, {ayv)

a dragmetaph. of men, to sweep as with a drag-net. SATH'NH, 17, a large drag-net for taking fish, a

net

f.

to enclose fish in

:

-5, (, €)

seine.

ov,

throwing

the

-€05, (, ) $, , ()

drag-net

as Subst.

:

a fisherman.

attached to a net. housings of a horse, a saddle, packsaddle. II. of persons, coi/erm^, clothing, a large cloak. III. the covering or case of a shield. IV. a heap or pile. , a Saddticee, one of the Sadducees, name of a Jewish sect who did not believe in a Resurrection, nor in the existence of Spirits. = rotten, decayed, unsound, II. metaph. unsound, decayed, rotten, cracked. ov,

the

2$, ,

, 05,

,

perishable.

so, 5t£os Tpi^os for

was written the Prep, VII. took the place of the aspirate, esp. sus, aKs in Aeol., with which the Lat. agrees. Is, sal, €£ sex, was septem, serpo. 2. added to words beginning with a conson., esp. and T, as

, ,

ment

. ( , , : $;

V. changed, as, Dor. becomes

. .

was often doubled, and in the Ep. fut.

IV. Aeol. and Ep.,

6$

for

as

Sittos for

;

05.

,

- ,

also in later Att.,

2.

as

as

Aeol., Dor.

I.

Rest:

i.e.

also in plur.,

a week. los, pi. oayapiis, Ion. -is; a weapon used by the Scythian tribes also by the Persians, Amazons, etc. a single-edged axe or bill. or the housings, harness, of hence of a man, furniture, equip' a horse or mule 2.

:

2,

Sab-

on the Sabbath.

rest

:

the

for a Jew.

2.

gutter or channel

"', , gen.

shatterer, destroyer,

irreg. dat. pi.

bath.

of

ev, aor. I pass. part,

a

me ?

or hast-thoji-forsaken

hence cheap, worthless. , any small wares, frippery, trumpery.

«'02, (xuaQtLs, (,

6,

of a mischievous goblin who broke pots. Chaldaean form, tbou-hast-forsaken me,

, (5)

,

()

€ , '. 2, , () ^^, {') 2, . 2$, () % , 2, , , . ,

dance; of hair, fppwovro streamed on the wind. (which TO, (panp) Ep. and Ion. for is not used), a thicket, coppice : in plur. hushes, brushwood, underwood. of or like small wares tbey plied the lusty

rrvoirjs

—

:

;

a Phrygian deity, afterwards 25|;5, , taken as a name of Bacchus himself.

SAI'Nil,

wag

f.

caress, wheedle

from death. summer sea, part. :

to

;

to Dor. iodva metaph. to fawn upon, :

II.

aaiveiv 2.

f.

:

Dor.

shew the

to deprecate,

absol.

to smile.

($

2AI'Pfl,

aor. I

:

fawn.

the tail,

to

be gentle,

III.

teeth,

(with pres. sense) os, Ep. fern. grin like a dog, Lat. ringi;

(-

-, {, ») -, (, ) . , $, $,

esp. in

but also in good sense, to sweep clean : to sweep away. wielding or braU' ov,

scorn or malice

smile.

II.

,

to cheer, please.

^, , pf.

shrink

kind: of a

:

to

dishing a shield.

, ()

shield-bearing.

ov,

=

.

Dor. for

.

to strain, filter.

—

, -€€-5, Att.

small bag,

of

<5, , a coarse

SATiKOS or

of goats' hair, Lat. cilicium thing made of ihis cloth :

$. $.

sieve, strainer.

$, , 05, .

V.

III.

sub

$)

$, , Dim. , {5, yivuov,

large beard.

cherishing

a

—

.

:

or

cloib

of hair,

sackcloth. 1.

II.

esp.

any-

a sack, bag.

2.

a shaggy beard.

, ()

Dor. for crdKOs [], gen. Ion. aanevs, 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, a sack. one who crams or fills up; epos, , one who crowds the nether world, i.e. a slayer of many.

€05

, "

() ()

-,

8 ^8

) ()

, , {$,

weaver of

a sailmaker.

sackcloth or canvas,

$,

^, -, , ()

one who walks in , [], a swaggering fashion, a swaggerer, roysterer. to play the swagf, gerer, to swagger. lizard,

or

the

supposed to put out

fire.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

),

6,

also as,

from Salamis.

, . -. , ((

Salaminian, of

Att.

to

f.

:

to

make

pf.

to

(€— aor.

:

totter:

II. intr. to

reel.

a ship at sea

:

(:

:

Pass,

pf. pass.

move

metaph. the

:

:

Pass., aor. I

€-

to shake much : shaken, to totter, to and fro, to roll or toss

(caAos): to

^.

poet, for

Dor. for Dor. for

2€$, ,

, 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. Fem. a Samaritan woman.

,

,

2-

Aeol. for

Dor. for

2, . ,

to-day.

Same, the

name

older

Dor. for

25, , , (5

-,

Ion.

]-$,

of

, -

^) of

Samos, Samian.

,=

^$

mothrace, an island near Thrace. a, ov Ion.

-,

thracian.

]8

".

I

:

,

.

be

to toss, be in sore distress.

tossing or rolling swell

an old

name

, Samo-

,

for

'$

2.

:

,

, , (,

the letter

(v.

horse branded with

cf.

:

Dor. for

, Dim.

q. v.

of

a small sandal

or slipper.

.

Dim. of

sandal.

,

=

,

wooden

a

,

straps round the instep

,

Lat. sandaraca.

Hence

[pa]

5,7,', $, 5, .,

q/"or like

Dim. of

deck.

ten public notices.

(^, ^, 22,

3 sing, of

safe

wooden tablets for writing gypsum, on which were writ5. a plank to which offenders

:

, war-trumpet, trump : the Tuscan, by sound of trumpet. II. a signal by trumpet,

;.

as posit.,

to

a cross.

found only

contr.

in

fut.

fut.

aor.

I

.

3 pi.

-<7i
—

later

imperat.

the trumpet,

pass.

:

sound

,

form aws,

Comp. aawrepos.

tyyos,

From

bright-red.

4. in plur.

on, tablets covered with

called

trumpet-call.

scarlet,

a panel : a trencher. ihos, a board, plank : anything made of board or plank: a door, in pluT. folding doors. 2. a wooden scaffold or stage. 3. a wooden floor: a

, )--, , {) -, -€,, , -, -, £ : . * & ,, ', , (: '/ . trumpeter.

sole,

and ankle, a

a bright-red mineral: hence

were bound or nailed as

,,

.

the large island over against Ephesus. an old letter, see 2,

restlessness, disquiet.

bearded-lance-trumpeters

also called

=

i^hip's

,

Sa-

ikos, , a Samo-thracian. Samos, the name of several Greek

Ion.

[],

2. of the sea, the surge : hence the open, exposed sea. II. of ships, a rolling a roadstead, anchorage. about, tossing on the sea: hence sea-sickness: metaph.

was

pro-

. . , ^. ^$, , . , , .. .

bound on by

stuff.

I

5, , ()

like

{.

:

cram full,

ace. to

, , = '^5. , , , = ^'.

Aeol.

Dor. for

:

(sc. c.

Hence

Xyos,

town of Cyprus founded by Teucer

of Salamis.

()

like

trumpet sounded:

the

-

a trumpet-call,

ky€—

kvd

, . , , €' ,

gen. ivos, -, Salamis, an island opposite a

when

claim, announce.

;

From

II.

, , , , ,

TnyKT-qs)

peal

to

:

—

(sub. vaxjs or

II.

the

Athens.

629

give signal by trumpet of thunder: impers.,

islands

betrayer

Salaminia, one of the two state galleys of the Athenians, used for special missions cf. itapaKos.

.

) , , '.'. -, ). ) , ,, ,

salamander, a kind of

]2.-€8, , {^$, of Salamis. , [], , , or

—

=

:

to

save

3 sing. impf. or fut. :

:

fut.

med.

:

—3

sing. pres.

.

:

poet,

aor.

:

I act.

for

,

2 sing,

kaoM-

;

, ), , ,

—

. . . . ()

630

of

Lat. tabidus

decayed, tmsound.

:

6$,

worthless, useless.

2, $,

, ,

,.

the sapphire or the

ij,

precious stone. CVS, vocat.

,

,

^,

like

.

and

word meaning

,

in phrase

[so.

, ,

laugh a bitter laugh, laugh bitterly, from anger or secret triumph but he laughed in his soul a a, very bitter laugh. It was also written ay, as if from a plant of Sardinia which was said to distort the face of the eater. SdpScis, Ion. 2ap8i6S, at, Sardis, the capital of Lydia hence Adj., ^apSidvos Ion. and , op, of or belonging to Sardis ;

(2),

,

€.

—

-,

in plur. all the flesh

:

the flesh, body.

,

broom. sweep with a besom, cleanse.

besotn, to

also

2.

kind.

5,

Sarpedori.

2, ,

of

fut.

28,

the adversary,

indecl.

Satan

;

voc.

;

a Hebr.

enemy.

a war-chariot : generally, a chariot, car. Hebrew measure, about a modius and half. Ion. a satrapy, the office or pro-

-, ,

vince of a satrap.

to

, 2 ,

ovos,

— pr.

wickerworh, a basket: a

a, ov,

human

nature,

a

:

flesh

body: hence

f.

TO,

band, [a]

aapSdvios,

Hence

human

of Sappho, Sapphic.

a, ov,

() -'] ^,

plait,

lapis lazuli,

Sappho.

aor. 2 part, of

gen.

, , . , , € 5 , € , generally,

II.

old, obsolete, musty.

III.

$, , () , () ,

, , ^

flesh,

rotten, putrid', diseased,

6v,

; :

or muscles in the

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of aor. 2 pass. inf. of

,

4. 5A'P3,

aor. 2 pass. opt. of

CTOireCs, aor. 2 pass. part,

—

From

,

intr. to be a satrap. II. a satrap, c. ace. or gen. From ov, , a satrap, Lat. satrapa, title of a Persian viceroy or governor of a province. (Persian word.) f.

trans, to rule as

2A'TTil,

: (•

aor.

fut.

pf,

:

i

€:

Pass., aor. i

Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass. I
to pack or burden hence of warriors, to load withfull armour, harness: Pass, to be armed or harnessed. 2. to load, furnish, equip, fit otit. II. /o load heavily : in pf. pass., laden with woes III. overloaded with riches. to pack close, press down, stamp down. ", 6v, ('SaTvpos) fit for or like a Satyr. a little Satyr. . Dim. of 2A'TT"P05 Satyr, companion of Bacchus, represented with long pointed ears, and a goat's tail later, goats' legs were added. The Satyr differed from Pan or the Faun in having no horns. 2. a lewd, goatish fellow. II. a kind oi play, in which the Chorus consisted of Satyrs, the Satyric drama. :

—

-, ) ^ ', , . , -, -7-5, {, ) , , , , -, , ,. :

a Sardinian, hence, of a sound thrashing. [t],

,

or

5,

e.

aye,

scarlet,

the sardine.

{,

Sardian

TO, CSapSeis) the

$,

,

i.

stone.

the sardonyx, a kind of onyx, so called when the different colours were disposed in layers, or intermingled.

2,

gen.

!08,, ,

oos contr.

Adj.,po, a, and

6,

ov,

203, ,

Sardinia

ovs,

ov, of or

hence

:

6v,

belonging to Sardinia,

Sardinian.

, the

upper edge of a hmiting-net. -, the sarissa, a long the Macedonian phalanx. ovos,

:

^'/

508, 25, [,,

or rather

pike used in

, () , , , draw {) €^, 05, , , () 6$. , () (,) -(\5,5,(,') , to

f.

rend offflesh

like

sneering-pinebender.

to strip off the flesh

f.

;

to

off the skin, to flay. U. fleshy, of of flesh. the flesh, carnal, sensual, opp. to

,•5 ov,

\\. fleshy, fat. offlesh. forsaken by flesh, lean. with compactflesh.

is,

-5,

to eat flesh

{,

:

Kidos lime consumed animal substances, wherefore coffins were often made of it hence as Subst., yos, , a sarcophagus, coffin.

, , -5, f.

flesh.

K(u

:

—

()

(, €(5

to

make

fleshy,

6?5os) like flesh, fleshy;

gods offlesh and blood.

make

(

into

$)

walk

in

a

2AT'A02, , ov, conceited, affected, effeminate. 2AT'PA Ion. , a lizard, Lat. lacerta. 2 AT'P02, 0, = a lizard, Lat. lacertus. fjpos, , a spike at the butt-end of

a

(aavXos,

spear,

by which

it

to

was stuck

into the ground, the

, $, , . . €5, $. -, (, ^^) €, ()

butt-end.

poet.

(is

elneiv to

contr. for

clearly, plainly, assuredly;

Adv.

knowing of a

tell

surety

plainly, speak truth,

ts.

:

also trtdy,

[]

Dor. for -arcs, Comp. and Sup. of

Ion. for

$, fem.

Adj.

speak-

ing truth.

,

(vai-

to be affected or effemi-

swaggering, affected way.

-,

devour. From ov, (paydv) eatingflesh. II. a lime-stone which like slacked

f.

{aos)

Pass,

nate in one's gait.

dogs.

rrirvs,

^$,

€5,

truth.

Ion. for

clearness, plainness

5.

:

the

—

, , ,

5, ()

Dor.

manifest

opeji,

:

f.

is,

true

clear, plain,

, {>)

to explain, clear up.

Adv. of

^''^,

$ €5,

TOS.

€$,

Ion.

Comp.

:

aor.

clearly, plainly,

Root of

€05,

thong

part. pass, of

i

, $, -, 2'1,

, ', ,

Ep. for Ion.

Sup.

:

Silenus, a

most famous of the

,

like

26,05, ,

(€8, -- 6,

Sup.

—

,

a€0€v, old poet, form of

^, .... € Comp. and

sure, unerring,

surely

,

to

also as Pass., to be reverenced.

gen. cos contr. ovs, clear, distinct, the truth : of seers, ;

is,

,

gen. of

.

companion of Bacchus, the

Satyrs.

gen. of

.

^, ,

Lacon. for

6, , {()

ov.

cord, rope, siring,

also a chain. : II. a cord with a noose, a used by the Sagartians to entangle and drag their enemies.

lasso,

{) , €$. 6-, , , €-$ , , . ^ , €, to sift, bolt

3 pi. Ep. pres. imperat., and 3 sing. impf. of aor. I pass. part, and inf. of

€€, . €5, ,%05,, Ep. for fut. of

:

fut. inf.

of

..

aaos.

a saviour, deliverer. a saviotir. poet, for aor. 2 opt. and part. o{ aor. I ea/Seaa Ep. fut.

poet, for

,

(

Ep.

{)

,

ov,

and and

-,

:

inf.

2.

generally,

'^ (,

put down.

out,

pf.

:

to

:

extinguere.

pf.

quench, quell, put

to

aor.

:

I

with intrans. tenses of Act.,

:

—

:

quench, put out, Lat.

Pass,

II.

Dor.

aor. 2

opt.

^,

inf.

:

quenched, be put out, go out, Lat. 2. of liquids, to become dry, be

€, () 63, , ,

some other place,

to

etc.

-$,

Ion.

-,

reflexive Pron.

of 2nd pers., of thyself only used in sing, gen., acc.,masc. and fern.: in plur. separated, ,

:()^, ,

. ,,

etc.

so also in sing, in

:

'

— {) ($,

f.

sing,

:

;

Homer, who

:

aor. I

also aor. I pass,

to feel

awe

of, to

^, ^:

dat.,

Ep. 3 Dep.

II.

the

object

5, ,

(^)

an

object of

awe

or

worship.

ahos,

title

of the

€05,

,

,:

august. to the

,

special fern, of Sf/SaffTos,

Roman

,

(^)

the Lat. Augustus, as a title Emperors, was rendered by

f.

2E'B0MAI:

aor. aor.

I i

Au-

Empresses. reverenced,

(:— -.

awful, applied

^(.

to worship,

—

2€, $,

(:$,

)

woman.

€-5,

deceitful

ov, (odpios,

scorched by the

$ ) . $ {, ) €5.

heat of the dog-star. acCpios, a, ov, {oupos) hot, scorching

heavenly bodies which cause the sun : but, 6 ^eipios (sub. Sirius, also called

Ep. 3 sing. aor.

epith. of the

the dog-star, Lat.

or

hot, scorching, of

ov,

:

this heat,

6-5,, , €-€, , {, $) SEIPO'S,

€-, €08 ()

summer-heat.

=

med. of actcu. a shaking off of bur-

i

((,

ovos, 6,

,

)

earth-shaker.

a shaking, shock

€05, , , () shaken. -€, ending of Verbs expressing

:

the shock of

,,^' ^^, ^^, ^^. tion, Desideratives, like Lat. -urio.

from the

honour.

Ot^.-.— to feel awe

/ €

fut.

:

21, :

II.

Roman

— {$)

an earthquake, an earthquake.

dread.

of reverential awe, ma• jesty. 2. an object of wonder, a wonder. III. an honour conferred on one.

gusta,

$),

name given to the disburdening ordinance of Solon, by which all debts were lowered, answering to the Lat. novae tahtilae.

generally reverence, worship, honour, respect,

awe.

) ($

Ion. ov, (cmpa, having a rope attached, led by a rope : 6 the horse which draws by the trace only, (sub. an outrigger, whereas the drew by the yoke or collar : metaph. a partner, coadjutor. A quadriga had four horses abreast, two in the middle, and two one on each side. at, the , a Siren : in pi. Sirens, nymphs who allured sailors by their sweet songs and then slew them. II. metaph. a Siren,

dens, the

uses

reverential awe, a feeling of

TO,

awe


. . , ,, ,

to he

extingui: to die. exhausted. 3. generally, to become still, lull, cease. aor. i inf. of Ep. for ov, serving to quench or put out. aor. 2 imperat. of -<€, adverbial termin., denoting motion towards, as,

, -€

away

see

Comp. of

631

ashamed, be afraid. 2. worship, pay high regard or respect to. = the earlier form 2E'Bil, f. to worship, honour : absol. to worship, be religious hence ox fear, to feel shame, be

clearly, plainly.

plain, sure, certain

:

—^.

aacpavit the whole truth. to make clear or plain,

:

—

:

f.

pf.

^

desire or inten-

They

are formed

of the orig. Verb, as

:

aor. :

to

:

shake,

Pass., aor.

move

to

and

«fro,

an earthquake (see it rains, etc. like 3. Pass, and Med. to be shaken, shake, heave; generally, to move, sway to and fro: of places, to feel the shock of an earthII. in Att. to harass, annoy with accuquake. sations, so as to extort money. brandish.

2. absol.,

there

€$),

atXiji, for

,

dat. of

^.

is

—

:

632

<2€,

,

(ceXas)

enlighten

to

f,

brightly, blaze, flash.

Pass, to

in Act. to shine,

II.

beam.

€-€65, 2'2,

, (aeXas, *y€vw) father of light.

ov,

Dor. for contr. Ep. dat. bright light, brightness, a bright flayne, blaze, flash a flash of lightning, lightning : a torch. light-bringing. ov, {aeXas, a shark. Att. Ion. and Ep. for aos,

:

,

)

€7-5, ,

2€, . the

, :

^(

a moonlight night.

the full-moon

:

€, -€-5,

moon;

()

the tenth moon.

Dep. ov,

in

devouring leaves

2'^,

TO, parsley, Lat.

{)., '$,

two rowingtwo generally, a page or

the space between

the space between

II.

columns in the page of a book column : a book. iSeWoC, ol, the Selli, original inhabitants ofDodona, :

,

(, , ,

among whom was

the oracle of Jove.

upper framing of a ship, the deck. 2. pi. the rowing-benches, Lat. transtra. II. any 3. generally, a seat, throne. timberwork, a platform, scaffold. los and fojs, the finest wheaten flour, the

6$,

,

, ,

Lat. simila, similago.

€-€$,

with solemn

((05,

ov,

rites.

)

{., ('€, 6-5, {€$, -^) €-8, €«, , {, $)

worshipped

—

gravely and solemnly solemn speech. From speaking solemnly. a reverend seer. talk in solemn speech, assert

to speak

Dep.

to talk in

ov,

) -,() ^) «us, 0,

to

f.

gravely.

From

^,

6-5,, {($, ,

countenance.

f.

From

ov,

talking solemnly.

assume a grave, solemn

to

{^,

of a grave

countenance.

•€08, ,

( ^. ^^

6v, august, holy, solemn, awAthens, esp. of the Furies or Erinyes, who were called or II. of men, grave, solemn, stately, majestic: in bad sense, haughty,

ful

:

at

pompous, grand solemn.

€5. Adv. , €05, , , 2E'PI2, (5 €5, , Ep. for

III.

€-$,

-neiv to

;

ov,

)

of things,

grand.

{(6$,

stately,

be

,,

hence, to vaunt oneself or be

:

solemnly, grandly.

.

gen. of

. , . , , ',, . . , , , , , . , . ^, €(8, ,

look grave and solemn, august,

solemnly spoken.

insect,

a gnat or ant.

of

pf. pass,

of

pf. pass. part,

Dor. for Ep. fem. pass, of os.

pf.

of

Adv.

of

pf. pass. part,

ningly, cleverly.

of

pf. pass,

part, of

pf.

'.

of

pf. part,

«<,

august, holy. endive or succory.

,

winged

a small

pf.

opium : the victors at the Isthmian and Nemean games were crowned with chaplets made of its leaves. benches

a thing.

:

of books.

SE'AI'NON,

magnify:

to

a solemn air

affect

,

pompous,

or

make pompous or Med. pompous or haughty : to to

f.

dignify,

or iSos,

moon-struck or

to be

(, -)

lunatic.

to

proud of

make grand

verb. Adj. of

the light of the

a moon, month;

II.

to

€(,

I

ma-

esp. in a tale, to embellish, amplify.

:

[],

majestic, aor.

dignity,

reverenced with

^, , (€$) , {) —

to dignify

CTfo,

€\

by

;

moon.

(, )

ov,

f.

:

2€-

^ €/

From the moon ;

(€$) solemnity,

,

bad sense, pomposity.

in

:

of

lighted by the

ov,

jesty

awe.

Moon.

€5, , , ()

, -,

— €. ^^ — $,

, , , €.

beam

—

:

cun-

;.

and

pf. act.

pass, of

. , , , ,. ,. , : pf. pass,

, €, atv £,

of

Adv.

pf. pass. part,

,

of

temperately, soberly.

Lacon. for

enclit.

€.

Ep. for

3 sing. aor. 2 imp. Ion. and Dor. gen. of

^,

.

aor.

of

l

sing,

.

2'1, pass,

augm.

in

:

pass,

', also Ep.

sense)

without augm. part.

$'

Ep.

;

There

is

part.

impf.

med.

l

(€$

[C], 2 sing,

[].

:

,',,

tenses,

aor.

€( , , ,

pf.

part,

3

Ion. for

with

and med. ;

:

pres. pass, of

contr. for

:

for

, plqpf.

(in aor.

3 sing.

(-

.

aor. i

:

-

pass,

from a contr.

also 3 sing,

also imperat. 3 pi. 2 pi. inf. To 3 sing, put in quick motion, drive, hunt, chase. 2. to set on, let loose at. 3. to drive or chase away. 4. of things, to throw, hurl : also to bring forth, cause to spring; I made blood spout forth : Med., blood spouted forth. II. Pass, and Med. to be in quick motion, to run, dart, or shoot along ; having started, gone. 2. c. pres.

:

:

:

—

, , ,

inf.

to

$

hasten, speed

hasted to pursue. after, long for. aor.

Dor. for fem.

;

oTt 3.

,€$,

metaph.

pass. part, of to run.

€

.

Ion. for

when he

to be eager,

yearn

, $.

^,

— f.

€, ,

,

-, ()

.

to drive into

shut up.

Ep. 3

pi.

aor.

animal

:

) $, 05,

2HKO'5

stall-fed

house-fed cleaning

,

as Subst.,

:

stable or

a herdsman.

a pen or fold, for sheep II. any encloand goats. 2. any dxvelling. sure : a sacred enclosure, a chapel, shrine : also a III. the trunk of sepulchre sacred to the dead. an olive-tree. Hence. Hence to weigh, balance. f. aros, to, a weight in the Dor. II. like balance, a counterpoise. a chapel, sacred enclosure, shrine. aros, a sign, mark, token : SH'^MA Dor. 2. a sign the mark or star on a horse's forehead. from heaven, an omen, portent : also, 3. a battlesign, signal. 4. a mound, barrow, Lat. tumulus, to mark a tomb by : generally, a grave, tomb. 5. Xvypa of in plur. written characters : the Bellerophon in the Iliad were not written letters, but

, ,,

$,

,

, , ,

,

or devices.

pictorial tokens

6.

the device

or

bearing on a shield: also the device on a seal, a seal. 7. a consiella.'ion : in plur. the heavenly

(,

fut.

- Ion.

inf.

from

fern,

(,

aor. I

:

Pass., aor.

:

or

() — :

pf.

,

:

. ,

, () , ()() , .

infer or co?iclude

mark for

oneself,

for oneself from note down.

(^)

,

,

sigfis.

a seal

set

2.

to

upon a

$, ,

;

^

,

opos,

one

commander

:

gives a sign

also of animals,

of

ev,

shields.

:

to-day

:

Dor.

with

),

to

Adv.

Att.

prefixed)

— Med.

mark

to

also to give notice of.

so

also

(sub.

and

,

Ion. for

., -€08, (, () for

of

aor.

the Lat. semi-cinctium, an apron.

madefor ruling lines,

ov,

,

ovos,

quick

decay, putrefaction

:

of

flesh, mortification.

,

the sepia or cuttle-fish, which when pursued troubles the water by ejecting a dark liquid.

2'1,

f.

: :

for

aor.

:

make fester

or putrid: to

i

to

:

make

or mortify.

rotten Pass.

II.

— },

[a], Ep. 3 sing. subj.

aor. 2

pf. act. (in pass,

to

sense)

moulder, putrefy

:

to be or

of diseased

:

flesh,

2, '$,

, mostly in pi. S^pfs, the Seres, an Indian people, from whom silk was first brought hence, II. the Seric worm, silkworm. a

, ,

)

. (,

Lacon. for ayyos, cave hollowed out by the sea.

cleft,

,

05, , , (')

Seric

-KTOvos, ov, Lacon. for

$ $,—

2H'5, ,

gen.

5, ,

also gen.

, ,\ \%.

:

Ion. for

:

a hollow rock,

-. ^ $, silken.

gen. later nom. pi. a moth, Lat. tinea : a book-worm. dat. pi. fem. of o6s, From ov, made of sesame. :

,.

5,

,

, sesatne, an eastern leguminous plant, [a] , a mixture of sesame-seeds roasted and

() , () 5€5,,,() (). -5, , (, $,

pounded with honey, a sesame-cake.

, ,

,

made of sesame ;

ov,

sesame-oil.

[]

of sesame ;

-

the seed or fruit of the

a

205, ,

Tvpos) sesame-cheese.

ovvtos, contr. from also

,

) )

Sestos, a

65

-5,

\a]

full of tombs.

making

devices

Att.

€5, ($) ov,

($,

moth-eaten. -KOTros, ov,

(,

.

town on the European

side of the Hellespont, over against

€5, ()*(') -05,(,, (, for

who

herdsman.

. Dim

remark

sesame-tree

seal.

,

or signal: a leader, driver, a

fem. Adj. suited for

clay used for sealing.

a

(()

f.

otieself

it-

(sub. apros) a sesame-cake.

thing.

sealing

, , € , ( € . . , . , , -, ) , 2,

mark for

:

'/$), $"\

:

a device upon a shield; also on a seal: a seal II. in reasoning, a sign or proof. self.

^- , :

but 3 sing. inf. 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, rule : absol., a commander. 2. in battle, to give the signal of attack impers. (sc. like signal is given; when the signal was given for the Greeks to attack. III. to signify, announce, intimate: with a part., /o signify that a thing is. IV. to stamp with a sign or mark, to seal, Lat. ohsignare : pf. pass, things sealed, opp. to V. Med. to :

is

to mortify.

(

I

a mark, sign or

a trace. 2. a sign from the gods, an omen. 3. a sign or 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 5.

become rotten,

bodies, Lat. signa.

Dor. pres. part.

writing in

:

,

Dor.

-, , () known

Ion.

:

633

ov,

[a]

token by which something

housekeeper, porteress.

:

€-$, (, ')

cipher,

, Dor. -, {$) lamb. , {$,

-KOpos,

pen

pass, of

I

$, , {$)

a pen, coop up,

.

—

this

year

Abydos. :

see

fretted by moths,

fretted by moths.

,

—

€. , - 5 ,

!

:

: !

—

634

6, {($)

,

5'02,

,

,

strong, mighty.

might, prowess mostly of men, but also of things, as of a river hy force; the strength of the sun ; vos 2. might, power, with all one''s might. vavrl III. periphr., II. a force o{ men. force. with a gen., as, is, like eos,

strength,

4

, ^,

,

;

, ()

mae

only used in pres. and impf.

power

:

make

($) — ^, :

Xos.

;

,

2"

, 2, {)

,, ,

2€,5, ,

be like a Sibyl,

Ion.

. , ,

SI'BT'NH, Adv.

{oi'yrf)

ol,

y, , ^, {(^)

imperat. of

hush

be

!

:

metaph.

a sword or

one be

to bid

..

silent,

-€05,

(.

later

or

—

still,

pf.

to keep silence

^'^

pf.

€,

silent.

,

is

:

pf.

^^ —

{'/):

:

-, , )

-, )

aiy-qv

(€

to

yr)v

,

keep

()

be

!

clam.,

^yf vw

,

carry on a

silence

:

;

II. dat.

y^

tivOs

unknown

y

distributing by

ov,

swaying

the sword.

iron-backed.

ov,

Dor. for

ov,

ov,

{$,

moulded

of iron.

2'02

Dor. , iron : it was of high Homer's time, since pieces of it were given as prizes it mostly came from the north and east of II. like Lat. ferrum, anything the Euxine. made of iron, an iron tool or implement, a sword,

to him.

aor. I pass. part,

silence.

-

-, -, -, «, :

spear, axe

\6yov to for

.

2.

I

:

silent, still,

!

also a knife, sickle.

selling iron,

clam aliquo, produced by

€, , of alyy]Kos, ov Dor. 08, , () mute, hushed — 17,

but

Ciy^ as an ex-

conversation in an under tone.

secretly: also as a Prep., aiyri Tivos, Lat. like

;

a being silent; hold one's peace

also like ciya, as

now!

mother

smitten by iron or by the sword.

still

silence,

silence.

Adv., in silence, silently

, ,

slain by

value, in

silence, to

make

to

Pass.,

to be silent

also used in act. sense, to be

Lacon. for $iy(?v. Dor.

,,

opos,

the sword, or

Pass, to be passed over in silence, Lat. taceri

the

)

iron-bound, shod

ov,

{, (, ) -5, (, ) ) (, {,-,

rich,

2.

imper. aiya, hush

:

iron-

of iron, epith. of the earth.

silent.

^^: —

f.

iron-loaded.

iron-

iron, slain by the sword.

Dor. for

aor. I

{', , ($,

, -, -,

force or

reins.

Dor.

-ins,

of iron.

ov,

splendid, sumptuous.

5, , ()

6, fern,

,

fingered.

silent, still.

of horses'

esp.

knife.

with iron.

-. , , , -, -

ing, glittering,

a

II,

a Byzantine iron coin. a worker in iron, a smith. , a tool of iron or steel, an iron

(s,

{aiaXos) smooth, glossy, shin-

(v,

€05

;

wtos, , eating, epith. of a whetstone.

constrain to silence. a, ov,

iron

ov

zn iron heaTt.

[], ov,

Ttts, a,

Ep. for eaiya, 3 sing. impf. of or Dor. dat. of

€8, €, (^)

steel,

,

,

to

still

crlya, 3 sing, of f.

iron or

[],

€(iJS,

exclam., aiya hush! be still!

, «5,

made of

,

Dor.

rmna of iron;

a believer in the Sibyl, diviner. ov, , a huntitig-spear. [iJ] silently, stilly, noiselessly : as an

,

and other

the iron sky: metaph.,

,

ov,

for oriMpeios

Att. contr.

ov,

ov.

:

fat, grease.

(Deriv. uncertain.)

to play the Sibyl credulous or silly.

e.

for

sub

v.

ovv, Ep.

ov. Sibylline.

i.

also dat. sing, pres,

a pomegranate tree : also the fruit. [] a working in iron.

Hence

[t]

-

-,

2"02,

II.

:

.

, , €$ €, , ()() , () -, )) -, -5, (, ) (, )

spittle, foam from the Ion. aUXov, mouth, Lat. saliva (Engl, slaver). , a fat hog: also with another Subst.,

avs aia\os, like avs nanpios, etc. a Sibyl, prophetess.

,

5: ~. 2', , {() €8,€5, , {) ,

, the jaw-bone, jaw.

,

drach-

oboli,

. Dor.

Dor. forms,

(.

avos,

silenl.

=2

part.

to do, be able or cornpetent to do.

Ion.

shekel

mentioned by Xenophon as

nube, see Herodotus 5. 9. Dor. 3 plur. of aiyao3

to

((5

;

is

one must be

Hebrew

about i shilling English. the letter sigma, see 2, ov, , Cyprian word for a spear. II. the Ligyes near Marseilles used for III. the "Siyvvai were a people on the Da-

, ,

strong.

y,

the

a Persian aiyXos

worth 7| or 8

they strong in hand, in foot ol who rule below. 2. c. inf. to have strength or power to be

Lacon. for

:

among

to strengthen,

be strong or mighty, have

SFATfl'N

,

or

$"5 , 8,{)

45

f.

= y6s.

6v,

verb. Adj. of

Hector himself.

,

::

a

iron.

ov,

ovos, 0,

in iron.

ov,

f.

)

III.

(, (, €) ,(, (() cutler's shop.

to cleave

a place

sown

or

a worker

iron producing. with iron. From

-'. , —

:

, -, -,

-5, , ('$, ^)

iron.

so also as Dep.

bearing arms.

, -. {$, ) to

f.

ov,

-, -(5,

,

copper.

wear iron arms, wear arms:

From

ov,

) )

(5,

(, , () — ov, 6,

, , 5,

of iron

impers. in plqpf. pass,

^

fighting in

{) 2€, 2,

Phoenicia.

Adj.

., ^, 5.

or

belonging to Sidon ovos, , a

fem. also man of Sidon. Ep. : no

;

impf.

fut. in

6, see

palma

=

who

one

205,

mock, jeer.

(Deriv. uncertain.) looks askance:

a satir-

a satire, satirical poem. a river-fish, prob. the shad, Lat.

0,

rj,a'k\naoigrub or beetle, Lat. blatta.

II.

50,

of

of or

TO, Lat. laserpitium, a plant, the juice of which was used in food and medicine, and was reckoned a valuable specific ; according to Bentley, the assa-foetida. Hence

05, (,,

hive, of

to

:

, prepared

, {$)

77, f.

with silphium. to

form

grow

or

in the

honey.

2'05,

use

to insult,

(5,

II.

2,

Cbristi, called also

a book-worm.

cities

a, ov,

a squeamish, fastidious person.

0,

5'02,

a, ov,

Sicyon.

silurus.

[]

Adv. from Sidon. From wvos, ), Sidon, one of the oldest

.

from

of

, ()^€$. , '. 205,

ist.

iron had been laid over a great part also of the rest of the wood. TO, pom.egranate-peel.

/167

, ,

Adj.

-.

From

to loathe.

TO, the

make of iron, overlay

to

f.

)

iron,

of iron and

iron, epith, of mailed war-horses.

with iron

wearing

635

2€, 2$,

north of the Peloponnesus Sicyonian: Adv.

2IKXO'2,

{'9,

ov, gen, ovos,

heart.

with

cutting

,

,-, ^, -$,, -. — 225, .2'2, , —

a bee-hive: metaph. any store or

hoard.

of hot iron plunged into water less correct form of irepl the eye of the Cyclops hissed -oei'Tos contr. the Simois, when the burnt stake was thrust into it. II. to a river near Troy: Adj. S^ocvrios contr. set a dog on. Tios, a, ov, of, near the Simois : fem. also Sithonia, a part of Thrace, generally for the whole country Adj. and 2i0ovtos, a, snub-nosed, fiat-nosed generally, ov, Thracian : ovos, o, a Sithonian ; and 2- flat. II. of other things, steep, up-hill, Lat. acOovis, a Sithonian woman. clivis ; irpbs to pursue up-hill. 2. ", Sicania, properly a part of Sicily near bent in, hollow, concave. Agrigentum, used generally for the whole of Sicily. j^tos, the shape of a snub-nose; IXkovos, ov, o, a Sicanian (see Adj. 2i- fiatness. KUviKOs, 17, ov, Sicanian. -ovvTos, , contr. form of 2t/io€iS.

hiss,

;

2€$,

5, 25 2, 2,$, , ") ,

8, SiKcXia,

6,

5,

:

:

Adj. !!SvkcXikos,

,^ . €

26, ,

,,

Hence

Sicilian.

to

f.

do or speak

, , , 55,

the Lat. sicarius, assassin, [a]

, {^€$) Sicily

€ {)

,

:

like the Sicilians

:

to

, -$ f.

wards.

,

($)

to turn

:

up

the nose, betid up-

Hence

«, , anything bent upwards. f.

,

damage wantonly: From to

From

generally,

favour the Sicilians. to handle roughly. 5iK€\uKOs, (2/6$) of or like a Sicilian. mischievous, hurt[], ov, ov, 6, a Sicilian Greek, a Greek settler fid : c. gen. rei, ruining his in Sicily, as distinguished from the or Siculi, own affairs wanton, lewd. the more ancient inhabitants cf. eojs, and vos, mustard, SiKcXos, , Sicilian, of or from Sicily, Lat. Sicu- Lat. sinapi : the better Att. form was lus the originally migrated from Italy to ovs, Att. for Sicily the were the later Greek settlers. , sindon, a fine Indian cloth, musaiKcpa [], to, gen. aifcepos, a sweet fermented liquor, lin. II. a garment or napkin made of this cloth.

,

,

:$€

5, $, ,

(Hebr. shakar, to be intoxicated.)

Satyrs used in

5, ,

dance of the Satyrical drama, named from its

,

the Sicinnis, a

inventor Sicinnos. Ion.

=

yos. ,

gourd, but eaten its

5,

6,

the

uivos,

cucumber or a cupping glass, from

a fruit like the II.

[] common gourd

,

and

Sicyon, a

or cucumber.

town and

district

on the

.

vos,

Ion. for

[]

2, , () to sift,

TO,

shape, Lat. cucurblta.

vCkvos,

Ion. for

los,

f.

ripe.

.

$,

;

or

, ()

,

.•

strong drink.

, , , . , «. . , (, .^, , () :

:

,

{, $)

aCvis,

a

,

fan, winnow.

sieve.

$, , ace.

€

a destroyer, ra-

II. vager, robber : as Adj. destroying, ravening. as prop, n., 2iViS, , Sinnis, the Destroyer, a famous robber of early Greece, [y yS]

SI'NOMAI

[t]

Ion.

:

Ion. impl. clviuito•

—'. —

— :

:

636 :

:

ravage

to harry,

:

more general sense, to daupon, wound. Hence II. harm, mischief, damage.

in pieces, devour.

mage,

II. in

distress.

2.

also to hurt,

, , ^,. 2,

aivos [], 60S, TO, hurt, anything hurtful, a mischief, plague. tearing, ravenous, devouring. los, , — only as plur. in prop, n., SiVrtes, the Sintians, the early inhabitants of Lemnos,

$, , ,^) $,

,

who were

=

—, Sinope, a

Black Sea Adj.

2I'ON,

,

ioivn of Paphlagonia, on the ov, 6, an inhabitant of Sinope

6v,

marsh

TO, a

2, -, 52,, ,

belonging to Sinope.

of

meadow plant.

or

. ,

05, , a pit or hole sunk in the ground, for keeping corn in

thyme.

neum,

like

,

or cloak of goatskin. ov, of Sisyphus,

2(€5, also

2-8

,

«.

, , , €,

[],

Corinthian

nished for bad faith in the shades below. from the Wise or Cunning.) irreg. pi. of

,

to

,

$.

, , ($, {oitos,

, , ;

ing corn, corn-ships. Dor. for

,

,, f.

:

:

aor. i pass, of

.

well fed, fatted. fatted, stalled, Lat. altilis. Ion. impf.

ov,

€05, , , €, feed, fatten —

, ,

Pass, to be fed, to eat.

From

(^$)

:

to

, , -, , ,

:

fut.

to

:

c.

:

to

:

aor. I

to

ace.

import corn. Hence the conveyance or importation of corn. conveying corn.

,

, ($, -)

{)

, , , ()

age-money, of

provisions, victuals : for-

soldiers.

($,

,

furnisher of corn. a measured allowance dealing out corn or to

f.

,

vic-

,

-,

take

bread-making, preparation of food.

)

of or for bread-making. preparing corn for

$ ) (sub.

ground the corn in maker of bread, baker.

^/), ,

the hand-mill

task of grinding corn.

, (^$,

also provision

for

:

woman

a

its

the

a

generally,

2.

-, , ,) , :

prepare corn for

make bread : to prepare, purvey food or Med. to prepare food for oneself: to Hence

—

:

the

conveyance of

safe convoy,

an

escort,

a

convoy.

(^,

corn-merchant,

corn-factor.

205, ,

wheat, corn, grain

irreg. pi.

also jueal, flour, bread : hence generally, food, victuals, provisions ; but properly of bread, as opp. to :

but also of anything eaten as opp. to drink

-5, ($, -^) -5, ) -65, meat and drink.

)

ov,

ov, {aiTos, ol,

{airos,

eating corn or bread. carrying corn. corn-watchers,

corn-inspectors, Athenian officers, originally three in

number, but afterwards ten Peiraeeus, sale

who

of corn.

to

f.

corn

:

to eat,

—

From

hope of getting food.

the

-05, ,, {$,

meat

Ion. ($) feed —Pass, impf. med. 3 — be fed, take food feed on, eat a thing, ^, {^) convey or transport pi.

^)

f\ms

ry5e

. :

f.

pass.

holding food. with corn, victual

ov, (oitos,

,

conveyance of corn to a place. transporting corn to (^aiTos, aiTayojya vessels engaged in co?ivey-

want

of corn.

corn

(crna-yorfus) to transport corn

) (, (()

,

-05, ,

a place

(Redupl,

Hence

a place.

to furnish

that

ancient king of Corinth, pu-

($,

like

-, , {, (,

fem. food: as Subst.,

:

From

, , an

f.

$. ,, Ion.

tuals

-

feed

scarcity of corn : dearth, famine. ov,

a sweet-smelling plant, mint or food, to

-5, (, )

to

three days' provision ; public maintenance in the Pryta-

;

hv

, a shaggy goatskin worn food. garment : a rough outer garment, with a coarse nap. Hence ov, wearing a \y] or

as an outer

— Pass,

, , ) -, €, , ) -, ) -, -5, 5, {))

diet

'•€,

—

public main-

,

food ;

also a pitfall.

:

:

Pass, to be provisioned or victualled.

a flour-bin, meal-jar. TO, new wine boiled down, Lat. de-

frutum.

to feed, fatten

:;

mostly in plur. aiTia,food made of corn, bread ; generally, food, victuals, provisions,

f.

aios, Lacon. for ^ccs.

-, ,

{$)

f.

eat.

€

verb. Adj. of fed, fatted: as Subst. a failing.

pirates.

opos, 6,

5 , , , ()

Dep. to phinder, spoil, pil- food, provisions ; ev hence of wild beasts, to tear tenance in the Prytaneum. :

aor. 1

:

lage

:

:

and

-, ,

st

!

€,

when

in the city

superintended

them

on.

, , ($,

,

and

five in

importation

)

and

$

a cry of drovers to their flocks,

follows, to drive

follows, to call

the

($)

them

off;

when

buyer of corn. buying of corn, purchase

of corn.

of or belonging to corn. an eating, feeding : also

(()

2'2, , ,

maimed: Hence

crippled,

ing : oi the eyes, blind.

also lame, limp-

, , 9,

—

maim, cripple: to hurt, confound, 3 sing. Aeol. aor. i opt. of ox from Siphnus, Stphnian. From Siphtms, one of the Cyclades. onOS, b, a reed, straw, any tube, esp. the siphon, used to draw wine out of the cask. 2. a sucker, as of a pump. Hence ,

ruin

<\€(,

:

,,

,

.- $ —

:

25, ,

ing.

uneven;

II.

number

637 an odd

a triangle with unequal

;

2', () -, 8, () ", 2$,",. sides.

,

, , ' , . , ' , , ,., , ,,

, ,,

f.

draw

tap a cask with a siphon, to

to

off wine. fut.

:

Tivi

— to be

to

silent or

keep

bush! be

aor.

:

still!

,

II.

—

silence,

:

\$,

SKA'Zfi,

silent

dat.

:

^,

in

a calm.

$.

''€,

or side, like

Lat. scaevus,

a,

passed one must pass to be

left,

on

(sub.

'

band

the left

(),

, , -,

the left

;

$. $, () , {,

Hence

awk-

leftbandedness,

wardness, clumsiness, stupidity.

5, , ,

, , , ,

banded

(pyov) to be

f.

left-

work, to behave rudely or indecorously. to skip, dance, bound. Adv. of in a left-banded manner, awkwardly. in

aros,

tion

:

()

over-sjibtly or cunningly,

, , €*,

,

a hoe.

$-&, = to stir or

poke a

,

,

to

dig

:

to stir,

,

trap shut, the trap-spring

a subtle ques-

tri•

metaph.

explore

one

who

hoes: a boer or

hoe ;

{)

limping, bait-

:

,

-, 2',

From

:

= —a ,

)

a trap laid for an

(,

stutnbling-block, offence, scandal.

, () (), , , () . , [) ) , . ,

ov,

in chervil.

Xkos,

,

a spade or hoe.

—

,

($.

, fem. of

ijpos,

.

,

woman

that digs.

digger, delver.

,

, ,

dug

:

that

may

a country in Thrace,

II.

. 2', (.

( € , (,

Dor. for

fut.

pf.

:

:

also

to blink,

:

to

Med.

Pass. aor. 2

dig ;

Att.

to

-,

like Act.

fut.

:

wink.

, . -, ,€$,,(() :

an

:

):

out-

outline, sketch. genit. of

vessel,

($,

(payeiv) dung-eating. a digger, delver, ditcher, anything dug or scooped out, 2. a a tub, trough, basin, bowl. ov,

a hollow

[]

dig a

, a scratching or scraping up: a raking up of trifles. From , = /
li?tes

be

named

a forest in which mines bad been worked.

after

—

\Tta\

Dor. for

,

dug.

a dealer

chervil, Lat. scandix.

,

,

a

a trap on

when

(Deriv. uncertain.)

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

. ,

a small tub, IL a fashion a small boat or skiff. of hair-cutting (borrowed from the Scythians), in which the hair was cut off all round the head, leaving only the hair on the crown, which then looked like a bowl. 2. the crown of the head.

Dim. of

[]

coal-fire.

or os,

the stick or support in

placed, and which,

light boat, skiff, Lat. scapha.

fling subtlety, petty quibble.

—

,

is

f. to make to stumble, give offence or scandal to any one, throw difficulties in bis way.

generally, trifling, nonsense.

Dim. of

^

— Adj.

Scamandrian ; whence Hector

, () , , , ^-

,, ,, ()

:

$(

trench

,=

,

Troy,

a river of

touched, metaph., setting word-traps, i. e. words which one's adversary will catch at, and be caught

makes the

enemy

II. western, westward, for the Greek hand. auspex turned towards the north, and so had the West on his left; the West-g&te (of 2. unlucky, ill-omened, because birds of Troy). ill-omen always appeared on the left of the Greek auspex, or in the West; birds of good omen on the (cf. deltas). right, or in the East III. metaph. like French gaucbe, left-hafided, awkward, clumsy,

uncouth.

Dor. for

himself.

II.

, — €$:

2KAIO'2,

the digger, i.e. the mole.

Scamander,

Oeol avSpes Se

which the bait

(sub. Trots), o, the iambic verse of Hipponax, which was a regular iambic senarius, e.Kcept that a spondee or trochee was substituted for the iambus in the last place. also

, , the

Lat. scal-

called his son

silent, still,

to limp, halt.

f.

mus, paxillus.

a, ov,

;

imperat.,

collat. form of 3 1• Aeol. aor. I opt. of ov, verb. Adj. of II.

Greek oar was fastened by the

transit, to keep in silence,

2. silence, stillness,

over in silence. over in silence.

the

Pass, to be kept silent or se-

a being

,

aeaiw-

pf,

to keep silence

still,

05, ,, ,, {)

silence.

:

towards one

silence

keep secret, Lat. tacere cret, Lat. taceri. From

SlilllH',

i

barrow. pin or thole to which the

to stir up, hoe,

,

basin, or bowl:

or

—

— 688

3, 5, $, .

$,

like

fjy

a small

.

— Dim. of

tub, bowl, pail.

()

4. ,, '€

or

(, /

Ep.

/iat

:

—/

-,

,€€ :

Pass., aor. i

:

. .

shiver, break

to

Pass, to be scattered, to disperse

() ,

€,

Ep. aor.

Att. fut. of

aKcOpos,

"

',

,

wvos,

e.

rpai

the coast of Megara

Megara

;

'.,

\a

,^ :

to dry,

a small

Ion.

:

fut.

*)

the

baggage, baggagePass.,pf.

I

Ion. 3

;

to prepare, make ready : prepare or dress food : generally, to provide: Med. to prepare for oneself, to procure, deII. of persons, to furnish or supply with a vise. :

—

2.

disguise:

to dress up,

pf.

:

withered.

5'02,

tos, TO, the

leg

;

(

retreat with the face towards the

walls,

between Athens and the

i.

e.

:

avayeiv to

enemy,

the legs,

II.

surely.

!

€5 €,

.

Dim. of or a trifling part of one's dress or equipment, [a] one must prepare. verb. Adj. oi prepared, artiflcial. equipment, attire, dress, Lat. ap2. paratus: the properties or dress of an actor, etc. II. an implement of any kind, a fashion in dress. the tackling of a ship. like a storehouse for all 17, kinds of dress or eqinpments, an armoury, arsenal.

€, , (($) ($ {€$, €-,

two long

Peiraeeus.

, (^^,

pf.

f.

6$. , (&) ^, like

, (€$) , , ($) SKE'IIAPNON, , ]'2, , a

to cover,

a covering.

aos,

covering, shelter;

em

shelter frorti the

,,.,»,, {-}) &. 21, , ) , .

wind.

=

,

to cover, shelter.

,

like

taph., ev

under shelter from

iv

€•«,

a coveriftg, shelter : meunder shelter from war; fear.

3 pi. pres. from one must look or consider : verb. Adj. of Ep. for

or

an actor. making arms

the dress of

/ieCos,

making masks and

,

fos,

stage-dresses.

^, ,

the body, as the vessel or

II.

, (€)

instrument of the soul. f.

to

have

-, ^ -,

ofie's

, ,

carry baggage:

the carrying of bagthe load of a beast of

of or for

gage;

From

burthen.

to

baggage carried.

€05. , , (^,)

—Pass,

auevas

make arms

to

Hence

a vessel or implement of any implements, tools: the 2. in plur. kind. baggage of an army, Lat. impedimenta : the trappings of horses ; the tackling of ships, naval stores : the

, a carpenter's

or

(

dresses of actors.

covered, sheltered.

axe or adze.

in or under shelter ;

:

iSKET'OS,

Hence

shelter, screen.

$, ,

implements

a subject of reflexion, a question. aKcvos, Aeol. for ^ivos. poet. nom. and ace. pi. of

€|,

, {€$)

f.

implements, to manifacture.

€-05, ,

pass, of

)

:

retire lei-

the

pass. part.

pf.

,

dressed up.

, -, ) , , , , €

aor. 2

(^-

plqpf.

pi.

6€,, , {)

leg.

aor. i

as Subst.,

esp. to

, -,

II. Pass. dry up, parch, wither. with intr. tenses of Act., inf. (as if from with pres. signf. to be parched, lean,

( ), , :

aor.

^^,

conveying or mov-

—

to

pi.

thing.

Dim. of

looks

.: €) —

Ion. 3

, €€$,

:

6.

fut.

who

the officer

:

the sea off this coast.

$, , = Att.

€-05, , (€$,

also called 2«et/Jcyi/t5€S ne-

;

€$, , . €\ 2'1, aKcXis,

From

ing one's goods and chattels

.

infested the

remove one's goods and

to

f.

chattels.

poet. aor. 2 of

who

Sciron, a robber

coast between Attica and i.

Adv.

scolding, abusive. (Deriv.

like

uncertain.)

master.

((,

(From

to scold,

From

scatter,

a scattering, dispersing.

tight, exact, careful.

a,

thoroughly, exactly.

, 6€, , ) (: , ^ $, (, and

,

of

i

,

or

. €6 €, (€$) ^,

abuse, revile.

of the rays of the to be spread

about, bruited abroad.

pf.

2'1,

II.

abroad: of a report,

sun, to be shed

€, €$,

:

to

a thing.

, :

pres.

:

/^-

pf.

generally,

disperse:

scatter,

spread abroad:

:

:

I. intr. to look being used instead II. of about, look carefully at, look after, watch. the mind, to look to, view, examine, consider. rare radic. form of

a digging : also (he II. that which is dug time or season for digging. or scooped out, any hollow vessel, a tub: esp. the hull III. of a ship, Lat. alveus, and generally ship, boat. a digging-tool, spade, [a] lengthd. from obsol. V/ccSotw: and as, a aor, I [d] Att. fut. ios, TO,

aor. I

:

— the

and impf. are seldom found in Att.,

Dep.

:

a digging-tool, a spade, mattock.

skiff.

fut.

(€,

a small boat,

2.

:

ov,

^ ^ )

carrying baggage:

the sutlers, camp-followers:

01

the

baggage-czn\eh

the beasts

;

of burden.

f.

17^0;, to

aKos,

o,

watch the baggage. From

{$,

Dep. with

fut.

med.

-,

a storekeeper. pf. pass.

—

€(€

()

€)—

to watch or look after \l. to baggage. i. to examine thoroughly, Hence intr. to act knavishly. contrive cunningly : arcs, r6, a cunning trick.

,

;

:

— ^, {^)

the

,

baggage: great

€-08, ,

-^^, €$,

)

, -,

senses.

(aitevos,

(€-)

,

examining

II.

aor.

:

pf. pass,

€, , () encamped :

to dwell, stay,

.

perceptio?i

by

to be

to build for oneself.

5KHNH', ,

in plur.

:

i. a dwelling-place, house : a camp, Lat. castra. a temple. II. a wooden stage or scaffold for hence the stage, the part on actors to perform on (where which the actors performed, opp. to the 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. = a dwellingaros, to, :

—

4\

() , , , , , . , ,

place,

tiest,

abode,

. Dim. '5, , — , , {) {•^$) of

a

little tent.

a thunderbolt.

:

, the

bearing a staff or sceptre: chief

-5, (, ')

5, -, , •-<$,

the Persian court.

, Dor.

2. as

wand-bearer, an

officer in

[t]

to

put up a tent or booth.

Hence

,

II. the feast a pitching of tents. of tabernacles, which lasted for eight days in the month Tisri, to commemorate the dwelling in tents in

. --^ ) -5, (, -,05, , {,

the wilderness

:

also

fixing a

ov,

making

-5,

Subst.,

ov,

as

:

a tent-maker.

{, ,

6,

tent.

tents

stitching tents:

Dor.

(os,

body.

, , () aKos, 6,

,

,

like

2.

{,

a

a guard

, . , , -, {

or watcher in a tent. f.

to live or

encamp.

II.

dwell in a tent: generally, to lodge, take up

one's abode.

. Dim. , ,=

{)

arcs,

habitation

to pitch tents,

:

tent,

:

a

in pi. soldiers' caiitonments.

, , , {)

,)

[],

a

sceptre, staff.

ov, gen. ovos,

=

-

-

perched on the sceptre. only in Dor. form irrov, and a few compds. a gust or squall of wind that , TO,

sitting,

=

staff or

:

'•-5,

,{, )

2',

to

f.

ov,

bear rule over. From bearing a

sceptre, kingly, princely. f.

:

prop, support, stay

aor.

i

I.

:

hence

trans.

fall upon, hurl, shoot : also in Med. a. intr. to fall or dart down, light. II. Pass, and Med. to prop or support oneself by a staff, to lean upon : metaph. to depend or rely upon, 2. c. ace. to put before oneself as a prop or support, to pretend, allege by way of excuse : c. inf. to pretend to be. 3. absol. to excuse or defend oneself; irpos to to

:

to

let

^ {)

, ,,

, $, 5, ^, , {)

and

like

staff.

like to prop, stay: support oneself, to lean or press against.

-

—Med.

to

a pretext, excuse, pretence, reason alleged. 2KIA', as Ion. a shadow, shade : the $, shade or ghost of one that is dead, Lat. umbra : of things, a mere shadow, phantom, spectre. 2. the shade of trees ; the shade of a rock ; ev indoors. 3. a shady place. f. to paint in light and shade, to paint slightly, sketch out, Lat. adumbrare. painting in light and

,

, {•^$)

{'^)

shade, rough painting.

.-5, {, -/)

, ,

ov,

and shade (without

colours),

, {)

brella or parasol.

{)

tabernacle

{)

to express royalty or kingly power.

,

a tent-maker.

as Subst.,

,

upon : a walking-stick. II. staff or baton, as the badge of command, a sceptre, borne by kings, chiefs, and heralds speakers on rising received a from the herald. 2. the sceptre,

,, , ) , , ) , , , 5 . -, ) ,

tent,

staff,

command.

, 6, the

,

on a

:

bearing a

ov,

baton or sceptre as the badge of

excuse oneself towards another.

\yi'\

dweller in tents

me-

II.

From

conwiand.

stick to leati

3 sing. opt. to dwell,

lodge in a place. a tent, booth : a tabernacle

comes down suddenly

taph. a sudden visitation or calamity.

=

the

to be or dwell in a tent, to quartered or billeted : generally,

f.

be

Med.

also as

II.

live,

, , or

639

Subst.,

consideration, reflexion.

:

of

inf.

i

Dep., with

cunning,

II.

looking after baggage.

of

aor. l part,

(cus,

care in looking after

care, diligence.

knavery.

. , —

,=

shadow shade

to shade,

on.

(i. e.

spar.

II. to fight

in vain.

-,

aor.

, {, )

[a], 01,

an um-

I

:

to

:

throw a

cover, veil.

in the school,

2-€5

:

overshadow, darken

II. to

f.

:

an umbrella, parasol.

Att.

-, :

anything that shades

€,

f.

painting in light

[ypa]

not

in

with a shadow

{,

to

fight in the

real :

battle),

hence

to

to

fight

novs) the Shadow-footed,

{, )

a fabulous people in Libya. ov,

shady with leaves.

—

, , () () , -€, -, ,

-Kiapos,

ados,

Dor. for aKiepSs. any shady covering, a canopy,

,

pavilion.

6,

—

Ion.

f.

a shadow.

^: (,

bring up tenderly

to rear in the shade, to

shade, shun heat

to keep in the

, ) -, —

640

,'.

and

:

toil, live

—

:

Pass.

effemi-

to spring, leap, hound. a bound, leap. a leaper, jumper.

f.

, , ,

aros,

(,

,

,,

with bounding foui.

opt. of

pi. pres,

3

,

. , €$,

.

ttovs) spring-footed,

among

fellows invoked

the powers of

, ($ ($ - ,-, .) () . , , , , () , () -, (, ) , . - ( () ^: , - -, 8, , -, ($, ) (, , , () , . , '. . $, ^, , . 5 ^, () , ^, , . ,^^. ', , -, ) , 2-, ) -, ) ". 5-, , .() wear a covering, keep

II. intr. to

nately.

head covered.

=

Ep.

one's

only in Pass, to be

:

shaded, become dark.

Pass., only used

like

and impf.

5 e.

spread

be

to

:

abroad, dispersed ; when the corn i.

2,, ,,()

or

as the sun begins to

scatter

2',

in,

beams, spread his

, ()

,

Dor.

.

shady, shaded.

,

sea-onion or squill, Lat. squilla. to give one a tap ox fillip,

Att.

f.

,

unknown.)

(Deriv.

generally, to insult.

,,=

() ;/

piece of cleft

:

ov,

a straw-splitter.

contr. for

-€5, (, (s,

:

()

iv,

staff,

epith.

gloomy,

:

SKI'PON

:

[], TO, like

by the

name

,

to the the

202, ,

they came from the

a festival of

Athena

,

(,

5,

in the

the festival

1

make

to

{"^)

aor. I

—

pf. pass.

harden, esp. to harden

thick, gross, stupid.

hard ox roughfashion. of or in the twilight. with

in

ov,

^)

),

a song have been introduced by Terpander, and so called from the irregular way it was passed on each guest who sung held a myrtle-branch in his hand, which he passed on to any one he chose. crooked, bent : twisting, wind, ing. II. metaph. crooked, tortuous, unjust. Adv. crookedly. neut. of

(sub.

at banquets, sung to the lyre

said to

;

:

2'5,

,

2', ,

f.

pi.

,,

of

to impale.

a pale, stake : in plur. 7€, pales, a palisade, stockade : in Persia, used for impaling or fixing heads on, whence II. a tree. , an eatable kind of thistle : an

20''05,

artichoke.

a kind of fish, of

(,

were

ov,

,

which the

-

varieties.

leader of the spies

ox of a party of videttes.

,

of

month

Scirophorion, , 2th Attic month, answering to the latter part of June and former part of July.

the

:

and

hard rind of cheese, cheese parings. gypsum, stucco.

Athena ^Kipas, celebrated

:

SKOTVIBPOS, ,

or

month

also

f.

Ep. dat.

trickery,

the parasol borne,

priestesses in

the heart

From

metaph.

2.

'SKYpas, thence called

giving

[t]

the Scirites, a division of the Spartan

army, consisting of 600 foot Arcadian district ^KipiTis. at Athens,

sctpio.

see

gambling-house.

dice-box. [], , (Deriv. uncertain.) at,

Lat

stiff-

:

,

shadow, fleeting

shady, shadowy

()

cheating.

ov,

[]

curled, twining hair or leaves.

impf. pass, of

pi.

hardness, harshness,

,

5$.

$, , (') = 2, , of Athena, 2$, «, ,

,

$, ,

,

dark.

Ep. 3

also stubborn.

Adv. o{

,

eiSos) like a

metaph., i. of things, of persons, hard, harsh, stern,

II.

2.

() , .-|, -,

metaph.,

a shadow, shadowy.

€$, 6,

sturdy, tot/gh.

:

straw-splittings, quibbles.

like

05, , ,

dry, hard, Lat. durus. 2. of sound, hoarse, harsh, rough. 3. of taste and smell, harsh, rough. 4. stiff, stark, Lat. rigidus :

Att.

:

bring up hardy. hardness of

to

heart.

[],

contr.

splinter, Lat. scindula

,

($, , ($,

-^'^})

necked,

contr.

wood, a

aor. 7 of

inf.

a small couch, low

-trohos, 6,

a sword. [] shady : gloomy.

roughness.

bed, pallet, Lat. grabaius. f.

=

es,

hard, austere.

Ion. for

5,

-5,

in pres.

;

his

Dor. for Dor. for

.

scattered

scattered,

scattered abroad or gathered

is

at seed-time or at harvest

Impudence by Aristophanes (Eq. 634).

(€,

running

over rocks.

,

headland, Lat. scopulus

''(, =

:

a look-out place, a crag or gexicxilly, a high rock, peak.

—

€

€, (, () ^, also

and impf., the other

pres.

pf.

as

Dep.

only used in

:

:

$,

to be-

to

hold, contemplate, survey: generally, to look: to look out. ;

metaph. to look to, consider, pay regard kavrov to look to one's own af-

II.

,

to

aKotrtiv

Hence

III. to inquire, ascertain.

fairs.

a look-out place, watch-tower. Ion. -, (okoitos) a look-out place, mountain-peak. 2. a watch-tower, Lat. specuII. a looking out, keeping watch ; la. i),

, ,

€(

to

-,

Hence

keep watch.

641

-$, , , (65, -

,.

aor. i

being supplied by

to look at or after a thing

:

:

€ ,- ---€,)

—

::

—

tenses, fut.

.

——

:

,

with dark rough thick hair. {ckotos, grow blind and dizzy^

vvKvos,

'$)

have a dizziness or vertigo.

,

= -€5, €5, (,

(, ($) ()

€s,

.

generally, to

-, -, 5, ())

gloomy.

, Att. for , {5,

,,

spy, scout.

(, )

mountaineer, epith. of Pan. f.

to

Dep.

:

II.

:

a

moonless night. moonless, dark. , darkness, gloom : in Homer often of the darkness of death in the phrase,

5'02, ,

6(

:

i.

,

:

:

:

{^, ) -, ,

—

(5,

a sauce or pickle

17,

)— :

garlic

f.

pf. pass,

:

feed with garlic

to

fighting

for

= SKT'ZOMAI,

^(

:

primed with

garlic.

stalks

Dim. of

:

,

often mentioned with the onion

(). ;

,•-€•-5,

leek

garlic, Lat. al-

{),

Hence

2', , 502, $, ($)

5,

-,

and

{-

agarlic-breadselling-

hostess.

abroad:

disperse, spread

to scatter,

f.

to be lavish: cf.

b,

,

a scorpion.

ov,

€05, , , ()

dark, in the dark

:

before

daybreak or after nightfall.

,, ,

blind.

,

II.

,

f.

metaph. dark,

($) {

dark, dusky obsci/re

:

:

in the dark,

— Adv. —

-vais.

darkness, gloom, dusk. kotos) to make dark Pass, to

be dark, darkened. a, ov, also as, ov, (ckotos) dark, dtisky

in the dark: of love, secret, stolen.

:

^, ,

2,

hence

to

shave the head.

Adv.

bowman.

in the Scythian fashion,

(ZkvOos,

ov,

, ($) , {vps)

20'5, , ,

,). ,

of garlic.

contr.

lium

in pi. sprouts or

:

'5.

,

ov,

f.

TO,

to be

fem. of [i5] voc. a Scythian : proverb., a Scythian wilderness. 2. as Adj. Scythian. II. at Athens, one of the city-guard, which was mostly composed of Scythian slaves. [iJ] Hence to be or behave like a Scythian : to f 2. to drink like a Scyside with the Scythians. thian. 3. since the Scythians scalped their enemies,

25,

game-cocks on

to train

angry with one. angry or wroth with one.

to be

Dep.

in the Scythian tofigue.

:

;

(Said to be de-

rived from Is Kvvas

(- 2-|5, {") , $)

Composed of brine and garlic.

look

=

, dung, €.)

( , , , 2' , -,

^Deriv. uncertain.)

$,

metaph.,

:

filth, refuse.

and , ofie that watches or looks out : in bad sense, one who lies in wait for another. 2. of gods, the guardian, protector, tutelary god of a place. 3. a look-out man or watcher in war, Lat. speculator; also one who marks game: a II. the mark or object spy, scout : a messenger. on which one fixes the eye, a mark, Lat. scopus ; zwayfrom the mark. Ion. -co^ai f. Dep. to stretch one's limbs, yawn, gape, feel tired or lazy.

6$

to

, €$.

:

{(-)

«

of blindness, e. to be blind

TTTuv to hide in darkness. The neut. form also occurs, but rarely in Attic Greek. €0$, Hence f. to make dark, darken, to blind.

spy or observe from a look-out place.

'$,

dark,

ov,

on darkness,

search out, discover. later poet, form for

dark-looking.

ev, poet, for okotios,

() , , , -,, 8, , , , 2, ' about or spy from a watch-tower spy, explore. II. transit, to spy out,

to look

Hence

dizziness, vertigo.

to be

a Scythian

angry or

sullen.

angry, sullen, gloomy.

f.

to look

angry or

, €, €, , ()

sullen, be of a

sad countenance.

,

,

also

, ($,

)

sullen,

angry-looking : of a sad countenance. Adv. TTWS to be of a sad countenance. fem. of a she-whelp. From aTos, a whelp, cub. to pair dogs for breedf. ing : generally, to breed dogs. like a young dog : f s, s as Subst., the nature of puppies. neut. like any young and /f OS, animal, esp. a young dog, a whelp, puppy. From qtos, to, plunder, booty, spoil. f. to strip or spoil a slain enemy of his arms, Lat. spoliare : c. ace. «pers. et rei,

€(

,

,

-5, // (,

, ,

, () (€ ,

,

air'

the arms of

,

(8)

v(av(s having stripped

Cygnus from

•)-5,

ov,

off his shoulders.

= oKv\o
;

2 2,

—

642

' ,

monster inor 17, Scylla, a female habiting a cavern in the Straits of Sicily, who vended from (hence called her prey in pieces

.) 2'1,

:

, () aor. i

, ,)

— properly

to flay

,

,

f.

:

ge-

trouble,

a piece plucked out. a rending, mangling : metaph.

,

trouble.

to

Hence

annoy, Lat. vexare. aros,

:

mangle, tear: metaph.

nerally, to rend,

{,

From

tan hides.

to

,,

or -Stvj/os,

,

() , {) -$, {,) -, (,

fut.

a tanner of hides. the mostly in plur. TO, arms stript off a slain enemy, spoils, Lat. spolia ; ypafpuv to write one's name on arms gained of

?

as spoils

a

rarely in sing, booty, spoil, prey.

:

[],

) ,

the skin of

60S,

lion's hide.

ov,

",

spoils or booty.

. ,2,)

SKTTVINOS,

0, like

but properly a lion's whelp, as whelp, puppy. Hence

an animal,

receiving the spoil.

delighting in

any young animal; was a dog's

ace. pi. of

Dor. for

. -$, (, )

$.

,

,

ov,

21', $, ,

,( /, , , (5 , ) , ^. 5, 2'02 , () () 2,, €•.— . ,

fut.

,

\^ from

Dor. for

,

a cane, [a]

SKT'TH

, (€$)

f Dor.

,

,

a cudgel, club, [] shoemaker, cobbler. to be a shoemaker.

leathern,

ov,

made

of leather

5, ,

a leathern ornament or appendage. (kotos, whence Lat. cutis) a skin, hide, esp. a dressed or tanned hide, leather. II. anything made of leaiher, a whip, thong. TO

,

€, , ($) 05, (, ^) -5, $, -, $, ,) , ,

shoemaker' s shop.

f.

From

to ct,t leather for

shoes, to be a shoemaker.

, , of

for a shoemaker.

ov,

as Subst.,

maker.

,

(%, , , and

From

cutting leather:

a worker in leather, shoe-

Tpayeiv) eos,

to

,

consume

cup, beaker, can, flagon.

(akin to

^-

:

dat. pi.

;

From

, ()

29, , ('^)

sound.)

in

, :

the pres., the Att. contr. :

)

:

—

is

smear, rub

to

:

aor.

I

,$,

.

,

anoint

to

€€, €€ , wash

off,

cleanse.

ea lon.t?/,

Cp.

neut.

terrible, fearful,

.

-5,^, ($,

5,

of

bees.

,

)

,,. -, , , . , , (), cos,

2. to

awful:

terribly.

as

Ion. for

:

inf.

Med.,

:

to anoint one's head.

Adv. — €05, , , = €$.

€.

'

a brawling goblin.

Dor.

f.

(from

ks)

holding

swarm

.a

a bee-hive.

swann, crowd, throng. collat. form aor. I pass, rub, wipe off or away. 2. to wipe clean.

f.

generally, a

:

:

to

—

See

05, ,

words beginning thus, see and old Attic for

ov. Ion.

-. ps, = v.

, ,

Adv. of

-.

05.

[t]

sub

but

little.

yew, Lat. taxus. carved work : mefinely carved works. taph., carved. verb. Adj. of From f. to cut out, carve flnely. 2MI'AH [t], a knife for cutting or carving, Lat. scalprum : a graving tool, chisel : generally, a knife. a , epith. of Apollo, from town in the Troad, the Sminthiaft. , a two-pronged hoe or mattock, Lat. biaKos, o,

the fieck.

i

—

,

for

of

at:

(from a kind of owl.

pi.

of eynerald.

ov,

aor.

:

at, jest

and , Lat. smaragdus, a precious stone of green colour : prob. not the emerald. 2MA"PATE'il, f. to crash : of the sea, to roar : of birds, to scream, etc. (Formed from the

of

of

i

or

message.

, Dim. Dim. , =. €$, , {$)

nom.

gen.

as

swarm of bees :

idos,

aor.

to

Hence and so were able to read the despatches. meant a Spartan despatch, and metaph. a

, , , . , », , , ,()

:

mock, jeer, scoff absol. to jest, joke, be in fun. 2Kfi"P, TO, gen. dung.

pass.

rub, wipe,

:

a worm, Lat. lumbricus. stake : a thorn, prickle. a jest, joke, gibe, scoff. Dim. of a petty joke. a mocker, jester. ,

2"05, , a pointed $, ,

the isle of Scyros, one of the Sporades, ^SKvpos, Adv. from Scyros. not far from Euboea a stick, staff, cudgel: [], ^, (akin to at Sparta, a staff used by way of a cipher for writing despatches : a strip of paper was rolled spirally round it, on which the despatches were written, so that when generals abroad had unrolled they were unintelligible a similar staff, round which they rolled these papers, :

eaten oj

worms, worm-eaten.

, ^.

aTos,

,,

Att.

, '-

the

,

^^,

,

2.€5, s,

dens.

^,

leather.

gum

. ()

Adv. -puis, poet, for

aor.

inf.

of

-, ,

^$, -.

myrrh, the resinous Ion. of an Arabian tree, used for embalming the dead.

Hence

—

—

,

s

. '$, , .5, , , , {) ': ^: '^

,

of myrrh. of Smyrna, an iiihabitant of Smyrna. to flavour with myrrh. f.

SMT'Xil

[|,

aor.

f.

pf.

:

,

Pass., aor. I

i

a smouldering smoulder away.

to b:irn in

:

make smoulder away

fire, to

2'", ^7705, , by ,=

Pass, to

:

, ,{$)

a weal or swollen bruise

a blow, Lat. vibex.

caused

;: :

rub

to

f.

grind down.

Dep.

pompously.

to strut

to pieces,

)

^

643

.

5, , of Sunium,

Sovvids,

{,, ')

, , , -, ,

hawk of Sunium, 2ovv-icpaKos, 0, 2ovviov, TO, Sunium, the southern promontory of Attica,

of

inf.

,

is,

,

:

{', yeviaOai) born word — hence

the lily, Persian

haughty eyebrows, in pompous fashion.

fem. 2ovais,

:

or (sub.

by

2,

;

of the Persians, in the proalso

2ovaios,

, ), {), , , {) ,

of Susa

imperat.

at Susa.

Siisa, the royal city

Susa; with

Minerva, from

epith, of

her temple at Sunium,

vince of Susiana or Shushan

stalk about in a

to

&-«5, , {, $, , , {)

haughty way,

rub

to

:

t

:

")

,

man

a woman of the province of Susiana. (sub.

crasis for

-, ,

Ion.

cleverness or skill in

2, cleverness, skill, wisdom in covmion things, scaring people away: hence art, 2. prudence : also cunning, shrewdness, craft. 3. perbustling, swaggering, pompous, haughty, insolent. fect scientific knowledge, wisdom, philosophy. of things, stirring, buitlitig, violent. to instruct, {shoo I f. to make f. to make the noise

,

(,

shoo

!),

knock

to scare

,

away

birds

:

generally, to drive away,

to excite, agitate.

II,

Ill, intr.

make wise wise

:

or learned.

walk in a pompous manner,

in Act. to

, .

to strut,

swag-

ger, bustle along. dat.

of

(,

and neut, of 05.

,=

Att.

f.

pf,

^,

to

speak or

]] ^:]

write incorrectly, commit a solecism; Hence to speak bad Scythian.

, incorrectfiess

in the use

()

an ungrammatical mode of speaking, a

,

6,

of language,

one who speaks in-

as

Dep.

play

3, aor, i

III.

f.

to devise, contrive skilfully,

:

Hence

2, to deceive, beguile.

any clever invention, trick : an

cunning

co7itrivance,

a stagea captious argutnent, a quibble: so a o\ov a trick all over. person is called to act as a sophist, give lectures. From a master of ones craft, ov, 6, 2. generally, one who used of poets and musicians. is clever or shrewd in matters of life, a prudent man wise hence so the seven Sages are called II. at Athens, one who proman, philosopher. a device,

6, 5,

trick.

solecism.

,, 2. to

in a strictly pass, sense, to be cleverly

,,

shrewdly.

,

Pass, to become or be

deal subtly or cunningly.

to

:

devised or contrived.

Ion. gen. masc,

,

the sophist inf.

,

II,

to be clever or skilled in a thing.

. , {) , ' , off.

artifice

also

:

2.

{)

one who commits solecisms. 6\\,<»,, speaking incorrectly; using barbarisms II. metaph. hence barbarous. or solecisms : (Derived from the corawkward, clumsy, offensive. ruption of the Attic dialect among the Athenian colo- fessed to make men wise, a Professor of arts and sciences, a Sophist : from their extravagant assumpnists of in Cilicia.) 20'02, , a mass of iron used as a quoit, spherical tions they fell into disrepute, esp. from being attacked in shape, and so distinguished from the flat round by Socrates and Plato, as also by Aristophanes hence, 2. a sophist, quibbler, cheat. form of of or for a sophist safe and sound in TO the body of the sophists. body, whole, unhurt, Lat, integer. and gen. contr. a coffn-maker. , correctly,

—

:

2£

5. 5,

,.

-, ,

20P0'2,

dead

:

a

,

05, , , {)

$,

{, ')

a vessel or urn to bold the ashes of the

coffin.

s, , , possessive Adj. of the

thy, thine,

of thee, Lat. tuus, tua,

..

legret /or thee.

€, Ti - (Dor. tco),

, ,,

, ,

gen. of

;

2nd

tuum

:

Earlier Ep,

also of

pers. pron.

,

also objective,

and Dor. form

.

contr, for

=

clever, wise

(,

«Ve/ca, on by crasis for Sowi-apdTOS, ov, {^ovviov, worshipped at Sunium.

thy account.

invoked or

)

;

:

-{, ,-

;

of mind.

200'2, , , clever or

in one's craft

:

esp. one

^(

inf.,

c,

skilful in

any

who has natural

art,

cunning for

abilities

clever in speaking,

common

matters, prudent, shrewd, cunning. 3. skilled in the sciences, learned, wise : II, of things, cleverly hence ironically, abstruse. etc.

, ).

{,

Sophocles, the tragic Poet, vovs) -voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv,

-K\ia:

anything:

shoo ! shoo ! a cry to scare away birds. Properly imperat. of see TO, the Lat, sudarium, a napkin or cloth to wipe off sweat with. :

ace.

2,

$, -.

clever in

devised, prudent, wise.

Adv,

,

Hence

cleverly, wisely

:

Comp,

-.

Sup.

Hence

-08, , , {, *(-) Ep. for f.

,.{)

to

draw

working off.

a

skilfully.

—

^-. 2'1, , () 2',, ;, ., , .. , 5 () , , () ^ ^) 2' , . , , , . , , () , , 2, . , . ;. . ,, 644

$,

[],

bough or branch torn

,

off: a palm-branch, frond. colour, bay, Lat. spadix.

to tear in pieces.

Hence

aros, to, a tearing, rending.

and ovtos,

[],

to strike

f.

(q.

)

down

the

woof

weave at a from Sparta throwing away to

;

great rate, go fast, a phrase for II. metaph. to weave, contrive, devise, money. Lat. texere

,

=

Aeol.

in

few

want of

\($,

for

{$)

f.

scarce,

a thing

so also pf. pass,

:

of

part,

of things, to be rare, of persons, to lack or be

2.

, , , , -, ) , () , , () dat. fem.

rare, few, scarce, scanty:

as

=

Adv.

(5, -. , 8, $, , ()

want Hence

persons, lacking, needy, in

of Sup.

II.

Comp. and

()

,,

-.

2^0'5, , , of things, scarce, rare.

(, ,

of persons, in want

,

of,

,

mangling.

(): — lacerare hair.

;

Att.

to

tear

^:

aor.

i

, ,

f.

, (-) ov, 0,

;

mangle, Lat. to

generally, to rend, cleave:

attack savagely.

From

{.

or rend in pieces,

Med.,

2.

(

a rending, tearing. a rending, tearing, a convulsion, spasm. :

tear one's

metaph.

to

TiKos,

wrap

up.

a child in swaddling-clothes.

a swaddling or swathing hand: in pi. swaddling-clothes; and so, in Trag., remembrances of one's childhood, tokens by which a persons extraction is discovered, Lat. monumenta, crepundia. Hence

,

to

fem. Sirapria-

. Spartan.

,

. Dim.

a small cord or

of

rope.

a rope, cable; properly one made from

TO,

the shrub

,

,

sown, scattered : metaph. Thebes, the Sownmen, those who claimed descent from the dragon's generally = teeth sown by Cadmus hence II.

,

at

:

2'02,

growing

6

in Spain,

(, ,€5,

and , spartum, a kind of broom, used for making cords or ropes. €v, aor. I pass. part, of Ep. for aor. I med. part, of

-,

05, , () f.

,

a convulsion, spasm.

, () ,

swathe in swaddling-clothes.

wantonness,

,

riot.

—

,

or

II.

From

to live riotously.

a kind of bracelet.

wanton,

( , ^ ^ ' ,

[t],

and

gen. of

2',

pf.

[]

Med., aor.

:

etc.

II.

rend. or in

3. to

drag :

Pass., aor. i

aside, pervert.

€

2.

verb.,

:

pf.

III. to

draw

draw

in,

suck

pull the of angling, to pull up, catch; hence proye ' he took nothing by his IV. to

, ,. V.

motion.'

:

Ep.

to drain, quaff.

reins.

Ep.

aor. I

:

I

draw, draw out or forth, of a sword, 2. to tear, to pluck off or out. tear or drag away: metaph. to draw

to

;

(From

.)

f. :

riototis.

excrement, dung.

in Pass, to be

tight,

wrenched, dislocated,

of a bone.

aor. 2 inf. of

to swathe,

, (^) f.

:

a Spartan woman; or (sub. Spartan land, Laconia. Adj.

Ep. part,

lack of corn orfood. a piece torn off,

II.

-

II.

II.

lacking, [a]

^ , ,

a torn body, a shred.

Hence

Sparta.

, , a Spartan

iboi, (sub. yvvT]),

tension.

want, lack, need. of things, scarceness, rareness ; ov [^], c. inf., 'tis not hard to do a II. of persons, lack, want, need, c. gen. thing. of things, wanted, scarce, needed, lacking : hence poor, mean. Adv. of seldom : Comp. -wrepov,

€$,

Sup.

[],

. . ., , , ,,() . , ,, () ,

aor. 2 pass.

, , /.

or scanty.

criravios, a, ov, like

—

:

begotten.

Persian for

o-iraXeis,

Tts,

the

any broad blade: a broad flat piece [], of wood used by weavers, for striking the threads of 2. the woof home, so as to make the web close. a spatula for stirring or mixing anything. 3. the stem of a palm-leaf. 4. a broadsword. TO, Dim. of a little spatula, [a]

poet, for

to

2•-5

see

:

swathe in swaddling-clothes. aor. 2 pass. part, and inf. of

to

, rope made from the shrub , Spar/a in Laconia: — Advs.jSirap-rqOev,

Lat. spado.

with the

,

aiT&piis,

05, , ,

an eunuch,

6,

to be full to bursting, to teem,

f.

swell, be ripe, Lat. turgere. f.

, (;)

f.

Aaj. of palm

2. as

«.

aor. 2 imperat. of

aircto, Ep. for

(.

aircios, TO, Ep. for

SnEITA,

round

17,

a thing.

Lat. spira, anything 2. in plur. the

of a serpent (which Milton also, the twists or coils

of a

wound or wrapped

(

twisted folds or coils

calls spires).

net.

4.

3. in pi.

thongs or straps of ox-hide to strengthen the blow of the fist, the caestus. II. a body of soldiers, the Roman manipulus, = two centuries but also a cohort. :

/ /, . ) . , {) '. — —

—

^-, --,

Dor, and Att. for aireCpcaKov, Ion. impf. of

in coils or spires.

,

€-5, (, )

(

[d]

:

:

pf.

:

to

:

sow

I.

sow

to

6-

2. to sow or plant afield ; A'iyvvTos the arable pari of Egypt ; OTTiipHV to sow the sea, proverb, of lost labour, like

seed or grain.

Lat. serere arenam.

metaph.

II.

— Pass,

bearing seed.

engender

to

).

€05, ,

5',

6v,

hasty, rapid: generally,

hasty, hot, violent.

—

to drive,

move rapidly or

hastily,

f.^(u: aor. i pass.

—

hasten f hurry on: to haste;

Pass, to

((5

ply rapidly with oars pres. pass. part. is used as Adj., hasty, rapid; of the mind, eager, vehement: of tem:

IpcT/xofs

—

, ., : 2', €(

to

,

born.

III. to

^, ^.

to

spring to light, or be scatter like seed, fling, throw about:

spread a report

:

:

—

to

Pass, to be scattered or dispersed. aor.

fut.

2'1,

and

inf.

I

Ion. 3 sing. aor.

part, of

of

I

with one. driven rapidly.

pi.

of

($. aor.

f.

aor.

f.

Pass., aor. I

guard.

eanuaa Ep. avHoa:

i

{{~():

1 pi.

—there

€€8,

Dor.

, '^

' :

:

;

to

make

a truce so as to allow of taking

, €, {)

up the dead.

55,,

, {$)

laeum.

a grotto, cave,

pit, Lat. spe•

Lat. spe-

-

lunca.

Sm^AH'S,

only

is gen. ios,

in

11. 1 1.

754,

through Xh^ far-stretched, broad

^', ^^^',

of the

to pipe, chirp,

shrill

plain.

note of small

birds, Lat. pipio.

the

thumb and

17,

as a measure, about

2"'2, «, —

the sea dashes

can span between a span, Lat. dodrans :

the space one

little finger,

y^

—

inches.

a rock ox crag against which : a hollow rock,

17,

generally, a stone

:

, : ( , , , , "--€--'$, 2, {) {, , ) ^, {) TO

ovs, dat. :

Ep. forms

;

gen.

nom.

:

-

a-rrctos, gen. a-nd-

dat.

pi.

— Lat. SPECUS, a cave, cavern, grot.

and

cave.

202, Hence

that which is sown, seed, anything in plur. seeds. 2. also of animals, seed, Lat. semen. II. metaph.

seed, offspring, issue

,

:

;

also origin, descent,

,

a

green-grocery market-woman. to

••€€,

seeds

:

'-€-8,

Hence 17,

II. as

seeds.

picks

up

i|,

f.

to babble.

{^) sow

:

metaph.

{, ^,)

to beget.

to pick

up

babbling, gossip.

ov,

Subst.,

seeds, rook.

scraps of knowledge,

6,

2.

an

picking up a crow that

metaph. one who picks

idle babbler.

a

stain, spot:

metaph. a

stain, ble-

pf. pass,

f.

to stain, spot,

:

contaminate.

lyyos,

,

and

, ,-

,=

a spark.

family. iSos,

($,

ayopaios,

0,

mish.

otos, to,

the seed or gertn of

to

^.

{8) = '\,

,

vyyos,

$.

Med.

of one must hasten.

i plur. pres. subj.

Ep. dat. pi. of Ep. dat. sing, of

—

—

also in

:

baste, hurry.

and aor. I and an Ep. 3 sing. pres. subj. to pour out or offer a drink-offering to a god before drinking wine, Lat. libare, mostly with dat. of the god to whom the libation was made, Oeois, All, etc. The religious sense was not always retained, and sometimes it means simply to pour : to sprinkle. II. Med., f. pf. (which is also used in pass, sense) to pour libations 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, avaipeaiv to conclude a formal peace also Ion. forms of the impf.

I.

to exert oneself, strive eagerly:

eager or anxious to db a thing

verb. Adj. of

:

Ep. subj.

urge on, press on, hasten, quicken : also to seek eagerly, strive after : to promote ox further zealously, to advance ox forward a thing. II. intr.

are

pf.

;

rush or be

(^,

i

pf. pass,

trans, to

to be

epos, 6, the Lat. speculator, a

. '.

= Pass., to

aor. 2 inf. of cTro^ae, as

Ep. dat.

angry

to be

in Act.

II. intr.

to press on, hasten:

of

—

per, to be hasty, hot;

, ^. . ^, . : ' ^, , ( , ,, , ^: , , .

or beget children

645

ISircpxcios, 6, the Spercheios or Spercbeus, a river of Thessaly, the Rapid (from

Dor. and Att. aros, (avupa) a wreath folded round, a fold, coil, spire. aireipCov, a light, thin garment : Dim. of airetpov, a cloth for wrapping about, a wrapper, cloth, garment. 2. sail-cloth, canvas. containing a spiral 6, figure or a circle, circular. SIIEITil, f. aor. I eaneipa Pass., aor. 2

(

€-$, {, ov^

() -, , , {) Adv.

—

—

:

tip

Tipos, 6,

[],

,

a spark, Lat.

scintilla.

a small bird, so called from

its shrill piping note, commonly eaten at Athens, a kind offinch. to eat the inwards f. », ox flesh of a victim after a sacrifice.

,

{1yva)

f.

:

aor. I

67/-

Dep. {1\yvov) to feel bowels of pity, have pity, compassion or mercy. Hence , a feeding the inwards of a victim, Dat. visceratio. II. compassion. :

:

:

,

—

-, ,

646

:

—mostly

in plur.

inward paris, inwards, esp. the and liver, and such inward parts as are

Lat. viscera, the lungs, eating.

a

2.

heart, fit

for

sacrificial feast, Lat. visceratio.

3.

.,

;:

:

) , )()

sprifig, issue

young

in plur.

:

ones

5

;

female race.

Adv. (anopas,

about, Lat. passim,

the

spread or scattered

[a]

5, 2,€$

scattered, spread about any c/" the inward parts, the bowels, also the womb. 4. , (sub. the group of islands off the metaph. the heart, the seat of the feelings : as also in at to learn a man's west coast of Asia Minor. sing., avdpbs an\ayxvov

, , ,

2',

inward nature.

airopevs, fws,

= anoyyos,

, .

if,

a sponge, Lat. spongia.

crop.

{anoyyos) to wipe with a sponge. Dim. of anoyyos, a small piece of

f.

5, -,, () (,. )

2005

,

dust

,

Att.

Lacon. «s,

Pass.,

:

oovevos

$-

npus irirpas

;

() , ()

^^,

Att.

f.

'^, ,

the ashes.

burn

II. to

to roast or

, , ,$, .)

to ashes

drink-offering

or

make

to

^/-

pf.

pf.

:

haste, to be busy,

:

—

f.

,

speak seriously, talk on

to

Pass, to be treated or discussed se-

From

5,

seriously.

strew

—

, ov,

(ovas, iy)

ov,

:

to

()

speaking

,'.

right of begin-

Hence

belonging to a drink-

Comp.

the

ovuos

^,-

ovaos

ova(pos,

Adv.

of,

2.

,(, . ) -,, —

it.

ov,

:

zealous, in earnest, serious.

libation,

€5, , ()

ning

I

:

intr.

I.

•-5,

riously.

,

€5,

the

— Med.

aor.

II.

I. of persons, busy, good, excellent. II. os, a leathern garment, buff jerkin. of things, serious, grave, earnest, weighty : generally, from excellent; els goodly, comely to look aor. 2 part. med. of on. Comp. and Sup. also the beginning of irreg. Comp. and Sup. -iararos. ,—

-,

(For

os

:

burn

to

f.

with ashes.

:

eye.

2. seed-time.

zealous or earnest: absol. to speak seriously, to be serious or earnest. II. trans, to do hastily or earnestly : to pursue or follow tip zealously : Pass. to be earnestly or zealotisly pursued. serious subjects

dust.

II.

an

Pass., aor. I :

bake in

to ashes.

wood-ashes, embers: the ashes III. metaph., a soaker of cups, i. e. a drunkard. Hence ashes

of the dead.

, :

a sowing.

a crop.

in Scythian,

dashed against the rocks absol., arparus ovevos an army handled rotighly. IL to eat greedily, devour, gulp down. Ion. a heap of ashes: ashes. 57,

-,

a measure

:

, -'. ,. () b,

sleeping on ashes.

oov€vos

;

ov,

the corn-fields

seed, produce,

to beat off ashes or dust, to

hence to knock, smite, beat pelted by the storm

:

a sower. a sown field, cornfield : a See sown, fit for sowing:

a sowing

2.

5, ()

a sponge.

for

f.

() () () s. 6,

,

of seed-corn.

sponge.

,

, 5,

•6$, the milt, spleen.

gen.

b,

:

—

seriously, earnestly, carefully

—

-^^,,, (, Sup.

, () , -, , , () ^,

II. (sub. novs), one who canvasses a spondee, a foot consisting of two long eagerly for offices of state, a placeman. Hence syllables, as so called because at slow b, a comic Patronymic oi solemn melodies were used. apxqs. Son of a Placeman, a mock prop. n. a drink-offering, libation, the aros, 77, a thing eagerly wine which was poured out to the gods before drink- pursued, a stiidy. ing, Lat. libatio : the libation made in concluding ov, verb. Adj. of to be treaties of peace, covenants, etc. 2. in plur. sought for zealously. II. one must ai, a solemn treaty or truce, because such treaties be anxious, he in earnest. were made with libations a truce b, a zealous supporter.

offering or libation.

,

,

, () in metre,

,

,

,

;

made

by pouring

unmixed wine

ovs

-8, (, )

(like opKia

(€)

;

to conclude a treaty.

,

bringing drinkone who brings proposals for a truce or treaty of peace. II. a herald or officer who published the sacred truce of the Olympic and other games.

ovopos,

, , , :

as Subst.,

() 17,

17,

dren

:

Att.

a sowing

generation, birth.

the seed sown.

2. that

o,

[C]

q. v. :

2.

a begetting of seedtime.

which

is

born, seed,

.

in haste, hastily; so

ov,

offerings

(()

,

. zeal, pains, earnestness

worth pains

€, , $

i.

e.

II.

off-

:

dat.

as

scarcely, hardly.

,

;

$ ;

Adv. with great

a^ios

trotthle,

in plur. heart-

2.

burnings, rivalries. seriously.

chil-

$, ]]

haste, speed, eagerness

also,

),

III. earnestness,

or

seriousness in earnest,

IV. zeal, regard for a person

,

;

through regard of persons, through party

influence.

, Dim.

of

a hand-basket,

[t

]

— — —

, ,

, , ,

— ,

iSos,

fish-basket.

{) €'/,, () inf.

, ,

pass, of

aros,

TTjS

.

round plaited basket : a

[aireipa)

aor. 2

.,,

'^

a drop, a liquid;

periphr. for honey.

()

,

avos,

—

::•

a drop.

,

with

irreg.

,

647

,

but also : a stgnding-place, of farmyard buildings, a stable, stall, fold, like Lat. stabulum from stare: generally, dwelling, abode. 2. qiiarters, lodgings for travellers or soldiers, Lat. statio:

(^)

pi.

:

—

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 parasangs or 15 miles. II. an upright standingin Persia,

, -, (,,), , , () , . €, €, , \($ ,, $,.^, ,,

standirig erect or upright; spears/or close fight. in a standing posture, up" Adv.

'iyxq

(')

[a]

right,

of run in the stadium, run a race. irreg. fut.

From

running

ov,

in

:—

,

in plur. or [], a fixed standard of length, a stade, = 100 opyviai, i.e. 600 Greek or 6o6| English feet, about |- of a Roman :

mile best

'

;

;'

so,

\(

'^^

'()

, ov,

steady

:

fought harid

STA'Zn,

;

:

to

;

a kind of chess-board.

standing firm, standing

fut.

'^

aor. i

trans, to let drop, to fall

:€$

a close fight, a battle

hand, Lat. pugtia stataria.

to

talkative

a race-course, because a stade long: hence,

to run a race

:

[], fast

II.

Olympia was exactly

win a race

hundred miles

a

more

by a mile and more. that of

also,

,

weight by the balance

to be a talent in weight

running for a prize.

the stadium,

post, the bearing pillar of the roof, the roof-tree; also the door-posts. III. a balance, pair of scales :

Ep

drop by drop,

, ,, () ,

intrans. to drop, fall in drops, drip

;

I.

II.

distil.

two

;

'(

;

absol.

talents in or by weight.

to

f.

Med.,

esp. in aor. i

bring

to the scale.

II.

to conjecture, con-

chide or infer by or from a thing. aor. 2 opt. of $,

,

, , , . , , () ] , () /, , ,, . , , , -,, € Att. for

€, 2TAF2

aor. 2 opt. plur. of

,

gen. wheaten flour dough. Hence ov, of wheaten flour or dough. oozing out i?i drops, trick-

or

mixed and made

into

, ,,

()

ling, dropping.

.

Dor. for

,

that which drops,

a

drop.

,

also

=

a dropping, dripping:

a drop. f ^, and

have one's hands dripping or reeking with to fall in drops, drop, to have one's head drip- drip. II. trans, to let fall in drops, let drop, let fall. 2. to fall off, e. g. of ripe fruit. ping with sweat. aor. 2 pass. inf. of Aeol. for Dor. anything set 3 pi. aor. I pass, of but aor,, i pass. part. neut. [a] up ; a pole or stake to which nets were fastened. standing fast, fixed, Ion. Dor. for epyov) steady: of liquids, congealed: also calm, still, of the marked, furnished with a gravestone. high noon, when the sun sea or ivos, 6, only found in Ep. dat. seems to stand still in the meridian: (sub. pi. anything set upright: in plur. the ribs of a ship standing up from the keel, 777), the solid earth. scorched, burnt, fried. From Lat. statumina ; f. to scorch, burn, roast, fry, having fitted planks to the close-set ribs. fut. pass. o( Dim. of a wine-stoup. Dor. for aor. 2 imperat. an earthen jar or bottle 6, also , f. to measure by rule for racking off wine, ajar, vase. to Pass., with fut. med. in pass, sense Aeol. for 3 pi. aor. 2 of aor. be measured. II. f. 2. aor. 2 part. neut. o( Dep. fut. of I to measure, prove by rule: Dor. for hence to calculate, estimate. 2. metaph. to meaa dropping. €
blood

;

:

—

,,

€05,

, , . . , ,

-, (,

,

;

^, ,,{)

()

$, .

:

():

, , 5, () , ,,

, , - . (: ,, ,

, ()

.

.

:

:

, ()

:

judge of a thing. a carpenter's line or rtde: , proverb., along the rule, by rule, straight, Lat. ad amussim ; also in bad sense, beside the rule, wrongly: voiiv to guess aright. II. sure, estimate,

-,«

,

—

—

like

the goal.

homewards.

III.

Adv.

,

f.

:

:

generally, to quarrel,

of states, to be divided into factions, be dis'

traded by party

to the standing-place, to the stall

or

From

intr. to rebel, revolt, rise

sidewithone against

dispute;

another

.^. .

aor. 2 part, of

($)

against one

in rebellion,

which bounds the race-course, metaph. order, law, Lat. norma.

the line

()^,

,^, €5 )

€€5, |5, %,

3-5, , ($, company:

tious party.

the

strife.

the chief of

a band

head of a faction, leader of a

sedi-

. ' , , , ) , , -, ) :

() , () , ()

648

,

—

5,

raising of sedition.

,

steady, fixed.

seditious.

standing, stationary, stable, in Tragedy, a con-

2.

()

,

$ , -, (5, , $ 5-,-5, ($, ) [],

fojs,

2.

5.

,

^-

as,

which a person II. a party, company: esp. a party is, Lat. status. 2. formed for political purposes, a faction, party. sedition, faction.

=

(

iv opei, a mountain-fold;

,

but better

the station ox fold.

,

)

,

, -, 5, , ()

Hence

fut.

of

-€5, , (, of corn.

$:— 05 () €$ contr.

generally,

mother of

)

')

with

crowned

€$,

pi. nom. and ace. -as, an ear of corn, Lat, spica. II. a plant : metaph. a scion, child, [u-] :

[as trochee], contr.

TO, gen.

:— hardfat, tallow, suet,

:

sebum ; opp. to

3 sing. aor. 2 of

Ion. for

($, , , ($,

,

ears of corn.

5TA'XT5, $,

inclined to faction, seditious.

Dor. for

opos,

bearing ears of

, ,^, . . ^, €,

a partisan : faction in a state, partisans, conspirators.

,

)

nourishing

-, ) 6-|, -,

corn.

watcher of with ears of corn.

one of a party ox facin plur. the members of a party or

tion,

cutting ears of

(,

, \]-5, , ($,

leaves like ears

elSos) seditious.

cs,

, . . ,

-5,

a

grape-stealer.

a standing, the posture a position, post, station: a point of ears of corn.

3• '^^ ^^"^^ ^^ condition in

8, ,

a bunch of grapes.

corn, reaping.

tinuous song of the Chorus.

of standing. the compass,

(,

=

, ao-oCs, , , , ($, ^^)

,

Lat. sevum,

soft fat, Lat. adeps.

—

= to cover, protect: Pass. f to be covered ; of a ship, to be decked. a covering, [] covered, sheathed : roofed 2. close- covered or close-covering, waterover. II. covering: confining, enclosing. proof.

II. a any weight. coin of a certain weight, a stater, at Athens of silver, 2. worth about 3s. ^d. called also later, a gold stater was current at Athens, worth 20 Att. drachmae, = i6s, ^d.: the oldest were struck by Croesus in Lydia Darius Hystaspis struck them of Hence Adv. closely, through a covered or convery pure gold, called from him Darics, more closely. fined passage : Comp. AapdKo'i, worth about i/. is. lod. master of the , to place : Pass, poet, for

, ((^$)

€$,

,

€08, , , (^)

. ^ ,

:

to stand.

, ()

II. intr.

05, , ,

),

II. causing to stand. Statics, (sub, weighing : the science which treats of the properties of bodies at rest, opp. to Dynamics.

$ 5 ,

ing

;

,

verb. Adj. of

,

placed, stand-

a stalled or stall-fed horse standing water.

) -%,,(5,€) see 2,

an upright

pale, stake or pole;

-8, (, a palisade.

II.

, () , ,

the Cross.

f$,

like

a

Adv.

cross.

pales, to crucify.

appearing

to

bearing the cross. fence by driving in

make a palisade round a Hence

place.

II. to

,

5, ()

$, .) , '^', ,

crucifixion.

,

i^os,

a dried grape, raisin, also

$.

(Akin to

level

the

matched

in

II.

parox.,

level,

the

horses

itself;

height by the

level.

anything which

verb. Adj. of iSos,

'/,

one must cover.

, (('^) fem. Adj. that

covers

a cover, wrapper. II. a a roof, Lat. tectum. covered place, a chamber, room: a tent. 2. in pi., OTeyas like Lat. tecta, a bouse, dwelling, abode ; at home. contr. from eyavs, covered, close,

,

,

,

€-5,, =(, )

€5, urn wet

, , «s,

(OS,

:

f.

to cover closely, so as to keep out

absol., vijfs

'/^

of a thick nature. a roof: a house. 2. an

^

(ox the dead.

tight.

2. generally, to

keep

off,

ships not water-

fend

off:

—Med.,

to keep off xnin from oneself.

2, €

to cover, shelter, protect

hide, to keep secret

6

—

to contain, hold.

:

fut.

:

aor. 2

tread on, tread under foot; they trod on the clothes in

III.

IV.

vessel.

:

II.

2. to

Pass, to he kept secret.

a leaky hold water ; metaph. to sustain, bear, endure.

to

a bunch of grapes. plummet of a carpenter's

(€'/)

€, , ('), () 2TETil,

a place fenced with a palisade: a palisade, stockade, Lat. vallum. II. a palisading. ", aTOs,

,

ox serves for covering.

water-tight.

-vSJs.

f.

aTOS,

covers or shelters, a covering, roof, Lat. tectum.

,

.

08, , () in plur.

;

€€,

)

('/,

house.

also in Act., to stand.

skilled in

405, ,

, ,

€'€,

€-5,

—

to tread,

kv pits,

to

wash

:

— them. to

2. c. ace. cognato, to tread, walk ; tread a measure, dance to tread, walk on

a road, etc.

€, €6

.

—

—

:

— Med.

trace or hunt out.

Ep. for Ion.

.

:

go upon any

to

',, (;)

aor. I of

-€,

one's track, to

the bole

€€, ,.

the

an axe fitted

into the

,

ivoi, b,

{aTUvos Ion.

for

so

sail

generally, to contract,

:

withhold: Med. to avoid.

in,

broad belts or girths, hunt wild beasts. anything crown with, 6, a wreath, garland, chaplet, from wool being chiefly used, it came to mean the wool itself: in plur. a shrine decked with chaplets. al,

when used

*,

to

-

, ) ( €, ,

anvos,

narrow-necked.

:

send for

to

€, (^) €, () , ,«, , () ,

draw for

person to a place

IV. as a nautical term.

one.

put round dogs

TO, the handle or helve of

€-, )€6-,

Med. sometimes,

to take in sail, shorten

Hence

handle of an axe.

(

to fetch, bring, conduct a

in

649

—

,

f. furnish, adorn with narrow. a wreath or chaplet. (OS, TO, a narrow, close or conmostly used in plur. = a narrow part of olives already pressed, the mass of fined space, a strait ; areiuos the way, a pass. II. metaph. press, straits, dispressed olives, oil-cake. tress, Lat. angustiae. a groan, moaning. = {(JTUvos) Ion. for a groaning, moaning. 6, {oTeivos) to make strait, narrow or close, f. Frequentat. of to sigh much to straiten : Pass, to become strait, to he narrowed or deeply, to groan, moan. II. trans, bemoan, to be straitened for room. 2. to be full, be bewail. Hence thronged. 3. metaph. to be straitened, bard pressed, verb. Adj. one must groan. distressed. to be sighed for, to be Ion. for mourned : mournful. Ep. for i pi. aor. 2 subj. ivos, 6, narrowIon. , {arnpos) the stout beam of a necked. ship's keel, the cutwater, Lat. carina. = f. to sigh, groan, barren. II. trans, to bemoan, bewail, lament. moan. 77, pecul. fern, of a, ov, also os, ov, (areppos, (€0$) barren, to sigh, groan, [], lengthd. form (or Lat. sterilis. moan : metaph. of a torrent, etc., to roar ; of horses

€05, , ,

€8,

ov, Ion. for arcvo-nopos.

()

Ion. for arevos,

€,

, , () , ., ) € ,

,,

«€,

—

, €

^-, €, 05. -,

, (()

, €€, €05, , , (() €-, , (05, , ^,

, : ^: : ! €5, € .) -, ) -, ) «-5 -, , , €) ^,

€, 2', — order, to

aor. i

f.

go

aor. 2

or cotne

to

:

,

;

magazine groaning from fulness. bemoan, bewail, lament.

vances scaling-ladders. Ep. for aor. 2 subj. o{

^, .-6, = €€. , , = €€, €€-5, (€€$,

passes, defiles

ov,

with a handle or haft. cutting stems

TO, the

crown of the root whence the

to fit

f.

or trunks.

2'02,

trunk springs, the stump, Lat. codex

, ^, €, , TO,

:

:

plqpf. :

Dim. of

a stem,

generally, a

to shoot out with.

((.

Ep,

:

:

to

aor.

[a]

set

in

ready

:

i

—

expedition,

of a ship, to rig fit out an armament

travel.

send: Pass, to get ready for an hence to go, depart, off:

set

2. intr. in

Act. to start,

set forth.

III.

iropos) with

narrow

in

narrow, strait, Lat. a narroiv compass : to

the Hellespont)

(i. e.

€, ,

^

;

the siraits, II.

(5, ^^,((5, -$,

and -OTaros:

:

close, cribbed, confined, scanty.

— Comp.

Sup. -oTaTos, Ion. but the regular forms Ion.

€5,

Comp. of

order, arrange,

:

:

start,

,,

Ion.

tos,

also occur.

,

trouble.

to

dition, to despatch,

—

a narrow strip of land.

narrows metaph.

:

pf.

equip oneself to put on clothes : Pass, to fit oneself out, get ready, prepare : also to II. to despatch on an expebe dressed, decked.

Med.,

:

at or on a strait.

(€08,

ov,

kv

Hence

Pass., aor. 2

to furnish, equip, get

or fit out ;

:

Hence

to form

fut.

array

:

From

quibbler.

or in the sea, straiis, narrows.

;

' ^ 65 (€ €€5, 65 -,

f.

pf.

2TENO'2

angustus

the strait

trunk, log, Lat. fustis.

, , (€$, , (($,

a narrow pass or outlet

Hence

II. trans, to

to talk subily, raise nice poinis.

Ion.

handle.

the

galloping, to breaihe loudly;

approach : to go in line or march. 2. sometimes c. ace. cognato, ohov to go a journey also, an armed man ad-

to walk,

€€/

€$,

Ion.

,

€-,

straitness.

f.

aTtvos,

,

a

strait,

.

, (, ) t/tos, ^,

difficulty,

(^/) narrowness, to

crowd,

II. intr. lo be straitened or for room. pressed for room. Hence narrowness of space, a confined space, want of room, II. metaph. straiis, difficulty,

strailen

distress.

,

— 650

, , f.

5€,

,

epos,

€. -,

€6—

, , ()

Stentor, a

make narrow. Greek at Troy, famous

hence proverbially, a Stentor. ortvos, narrow. to sigh, only used in pres. and impf., 2. transit, to bemoan, beivail, lament, groan, moan. for his loud voice

,

:

,,

, €, {)

deplore.

€-•05

()

6v, Ion. for

€,

as Subst.,

angiportiis.

, 2,

aTcirros,

made 2.

a narrow way, by-way, Lat.

a love-charm.

II.

, ()

a love-charm. Dor, for arepyovaa, part. fern, of aor. l f. pf. 2 earopya

arcs,

^

'^ (- —

:

:

;

;

,$,

rigidus.

II.

OTepeos

.

confirm.

,

solid,

)

(aTfpeos,

Pass,

(^, :

or strong

,, ( aor.

:

fut.

i

med.

:

—

aor. i

to deprive, be-

€£, , , (^) :

a solid body. 2. a foundation, basis: metaph. steadfastness. 3. the firmament of heaven. Adv. o( cpeos, firmly, strongly, fast.

€65,

€, 5, , {() €5, , ()

that

which

is

away, plunder, booty.

privation, loss.

(.

fut.

<€5, , = unfruiffd 608, , , II.

ov,

($, firm,

arcpcos, :

of

women,

verb. Adj. of

€-05,

€05,

(€)

of one

lightning, flashing,

(($, yviov) strong-limbed.

ov,

,

,

also

os,

, = (^$,

stiff,

flrm,

oi v/zitx, frozen. of countries, hard, stony, barren, Lat. sterilis. IV. metaph. stiff, stubborn, stiff with age.

III.

solid: &\so strong, stout

II.

:

obsti-

Hence

nate, cruel.

2'02, ,

STE'Pil,

a hide, skin.

€

see

Adv.

obstinately.

stiffly,

as the seat of the affections, the heart.

():—

to

6

6€.

to do.

Ion. for

—

€.

:

a head-dress. anything, brow of a

III. the britit

rally,

edge, verge

or border of

also the

€.€, , (^) hill,

pet or battlement of a

:

€', {, -, , (^)

wreaths or

para-

tvall.

f

wreaths or chaplets.

,

From

the wreath-market.

\()

ov,

to plait

plaiting

chaple'.s.

to wear a Hence , the wearing a wreath of victhe right of wearing a crown. wearing a ov,

f

wreath or chaplet. tory.

II.

(, )

-

to

breast

vos)

:

certain magistrates in the

the right of wearing crowns the Archons at Athens.

to

:

Dor. aor.

I

:

II.

Greek

when

who had

office, as

f.

be loved,

2. the

, , . () €5,

states

hard,

:

[], , (6<^) anything that encircles the head the brim of the helmet, a helmet. II. part of a woman's head-dress, a diadem, coronal : gene-

ol,

barren.

(py,

TO, the breast, chest.

(,

impf.

taken

lovely.

STE'PNON,

name

Lightner,

crown or wreath, crowned, wreathed ; ayojv a contest in which the prize was a crown.

med. (with pass, sense) of Att. collat. form of

solid.

, ,

€-

dazzling.

, , -, . €,

:

:

with

reave, or rob a person of anything Pass, to be deprived, bereaved, or robbed 0/" anything. II. to take away a thing Pass, to have a thing taken away.

, ,

()

,

ov,

Aeol. for

of lightning.

collector

engage or threaten

hard or

. (.(: (, — make firm

(cTepeos) to

aor. I inf of

2TEPE'ri,fut.

pf. pass,

265,

.

stark, firjn,

stiffness, fir?n?iess.

ovos, 0,

€60, f

and

poyepes,

and in 3 pi. pres. stand on the spot: c. inf to make gestures or a show of doing something, to promise,

$, ,

Ep. inf coUat. form

collat.

metaph. stiff, stubborn, unrelejtting, of bodies and quantities, solid, cubic Hence a cubic number.

stiff,

firm of soul, stubborn-hearted.

€€,

:

—

:

Epic Dep., used only in 3 sing. pres. and

<60-, to

2

Lat.

a,

2.

cruel.

aor.

deprived of, to be without, to in, to lack, want, Lat. carere. a flash of lightgenerally, any flashing, dazzling light, glare. to be

' ,. . ,

pleased with. III. to be content or satisfied, acquiesce; c. ace, arepyeiv to be content with, acquiesce in the present state of things orepyeiv to bear with tyranny also dat., c. OTepyeiv tois etc. IV. to pray, beg, entreat that , c. ace. et inf.

,

form of be wanting

€, ,

:

:

to be fond of, like, be

2TEPEO'2,

€-5, STE'POMAI, (4, €-, , = (, .,

ov, with broad bosom, broad-swelling, of the plain at Athens.

of the three Cyclopes.

Pass., aor. I to love, of pf the mutual love of parents and children: of any natuII. ral affection, as, betw^een king and people. :

,

6'•-€, , {(, ytp)

regard.

love, affection,

)

(, {, ')

is, of a beaten caused by beating the breast. Hence a beating of the breast for grief,

Lat. planctus.

ning

, (() crowned. ,

17,

,

breast,

Pass.,

(arevotf 6\p) narrow, straitened, strait, confined, Lat. arctus. Ion.

—

;:

in

(-

crown.

, Dim. ($. , Dim. ,, $, of of

[t],

fern. -iTts,

of

—

^ . (- €, " ,

—

::

::

—

651

, , , -, , (, . , ,.( ,,, . . , , () , ()

or consisting of a crown or ivreath ; aywv a contest in which the prize was a crown or

()

wreath.

the end of the race-course, Lat. 7neta the pillars of Hercules. TO, Dim. of a small motiument. []

turning-post

—

at

;,

,

which encircles ; f. to inscribe on a to post or 11. placard publicly. the circling crowd of war. From vos crown, wreath : the conqueror s wreath at the public , fem. -itis, iSos, [], of or games, crown of victory: hence the prize, hzt. palma. like a block or pillar. II. inscribed on a pillar, placarded as infamous. These crowns were of leaves, viz., of wild thyme at the Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Tivos) at the Olympic games, laurel 6,

that

()

,

{-

()

€,

Pythian, />ars/ey (aeKivov) at the Nemean, ivy (fiiaaos)

a crown as a badge of office, hence a crown conferred on a citizen

at the Isthmian.

III.

public honours : in token of public services.

.'.

{€$)

:

to be so

— Cf.

pf. act.

pass.

((-

to put rotmd as a ct-own put round; nepi itovtos :

:

:

—

,

magistrates in

€-5,

—

office.

(€$,

«s,

eldos) like a

{)

wreath, wreathing, twisted. arcs, to,

crown

or

II. intr. to

the

warp

^,'. called

2.

for

gen,

Keap

a thread spun.

,

sxipporting.

II, pass,

,

lyyos,

STHFI'Zfl, aor.

as

f,

aor.

:

support, prop,

a settifig firmly, propping, a standing still, fixedness :

()

steadfastness.

Pass.,

a

to,

= Lat.furca. ,

2.

($,

contr. for

see

:

otos,

stay.

be torn

upright

in the

aor. 2 inf. oi

,

lies

:

woof was

the

:

(^)

,

ovos,

loom

Pass.

round about the island. II, to wreath tui.'b a crown, to crown c. ace, eiayycKia to crown one for good tidings Pass, to be crowned or rewarded ivith a crown : Med. to crown oneself, win a crown. 2. to crown, honotjr. III. in Pass, also to wear a crown, as persons sacrificing, or the sea

payrjvai) to tear

f.

or undo the threads of a warp. to shreds.

1

( a

sjippori, prop, stay.

Ep.

(pya

:

3 sing, that which sur- plqpf. to set fast, make fast, prop, fix : II. a crown metaph. to confirm, establish. II. Pass, to be 2. generally, a firmly set or fixed, to stand fast, have a footing, be rooted to a spot, tarry, linger. III. the Act. also is intrans. to standfast or firm : to be joined or a crown, fastened to. i

:

rounds or encompasses, a circlet. or wreath, as the prize of victory. reward, honour, glory. Dor. ace. pi, of

€5, 45. €os,f , () $,

—

pf.

:

:

, , . '. , , , ,()($. '. , ^, , () .((. , , , . €, . (' , () '. ( €, $. poet, for

OS,

wreath.

2',€( :

aor. I

:

Pass., aor.

I

-

pf. to put round as a crown. II. surround, encompass, encircle, to crown, wreath Med. to crown oneself: Pass, to be crowned, wreathed, garlanded. 2 generally, to crown, to honour. Ion. for plur. aor. 2 subj. of i :

Ep, for

—

,

thick, stotit,

closely.

leaves,

Ion. for

, -,,

;->,

2

and 3

of

'. ($, $)

:

f.

:

Comp.

also

5

:

walk

tread,

pi, aor. 2 subj,

of

close pressed,

aor. 2 inf.

to

pi.

sturdy

litter

sing. aor.

2 subj. of

Ep. dat.

3

op,

$, ,

a

3 sing. aor. 2 o{

for

aor. i of of Dor, for yvvrj.

Ep. for

—

]5, ], Ep.

.

or

:

to

med

fut,

a bed of straw, rushes or a mattress, pallet.

of

pf. pass,

upoji

compact Adv. -pais,

;

:

:

vav

all

() ()

the

plain has been traversed, searched.

aor. 2 imperat. of

frozen dew, rime, hoar-frost. a trodden or beaten way, a from the breast. II. a track, footstep ; track, foot-path. (OS, TO, the breast, chest, Lat. pecIII. a going, gait. on the track or trail. tus. II. metaph. the breast, the heart, i. e. the a brander. ($, , feelings, affections : cf. a prick or puncture of a aTos, formed from pf. of used only pointed instrument, a brand-mark, a brand: genein pres., to stand. rally, a mark, spot. Dor. From to bear brand-marks. , an upright stone, a post a block or post, Lat. cippus. II. a post or slab ov, bearing brands bearing an inscription, a monument, a grave-stone. marks. 2. a post or slab set up in a public place, inscribed with ov, , one who has been treaties, decrees, etc. hence, ac- branded : a runaway slave. cording to treaty. III. boundary-post ; the a prick, mark, puncture a ma, is,

. ', , 2' ,

singing with or

2"02,

:

[ij,i7,

,

[],

€5,

',

.^

,

()

, ()

', -5, , , ()

)

(ya, (ya)

:

—

'.—. :

653 tbematical point, Lat. punctum. of time, a moment. :

(

2,

metaph. a

II.

^,

jot, tittle

inf.

hence

f.

to tattoo

away slaves mark;

pf. pass,

:

pungere

Lat.

^

:

burn a mark in, to brand, of runbrand cattle with a distinctive to brand one with a

also to

:

mark,

i

prick, puncture,

to

to

:

aor.

:

—

:

make

2. to

beat black and blue

mark with a full

05, ,

:

—

spotted

to

;

Pass, to be spotted.

,

3. to

stop, Lat. interptingere.

-, 5', ,

6v, verb. Adj. oi

pricked, branded:

-,

contr.

ov,

ovv,

2 ,

to shine, glitter, glisten

flash lightning.

to

;

metaph.

2.

to shine,

to be bright or brilliant. [t],

moment.

*,,

, ! , () -05, (, . ,,{)

down

hence sturdy, tough,

,

and

nom.

in

a

close,

a body of men in close array ; viwv array of the ships column. ;

,

,

trodden

compact body

Med. march

-5,

ov,

a verse-maker,

poet.

£ {) :

, , 25,

:

gen. from

or

a

pillars,

oil

and as,

$,

colonnade,

from the skin

(')

piazza,

strigil,

in the bath.

a place enclosed by cloister,

porti-

Lat.

Athens this name belonged to various public buildings, a storehouse, magazine, warehotise,

cus.

at

II.

($

for corn.

2.

the court where the

77

$., , , , ()

Stoa

—

since

, :

sat.

3. the Poecile, or

Zeno of Citium and

€«

,

or

painted taught

his successors

in this piazza, this school of philosophers oi

was

called

Stoics.

see f.

regular order.

a row of poles

to set

f.

game

with nets to drive the

into

:

to set in order.

a row, line, rank; km a row: of soldiers, a file. a line of poles with hunting-nets into which the all in

-5,

, ,

ov,

0,,

(\5,

)

5, , ()) going

a commander of

in a body.

, , ,, ,, () , .$, , a horseman's

,

{()

II,

game

II.

cloak.

II. a fitting out, equipping. garment, robe, Lat. stola. f. to draw on, put on to put on oneself, dress oneself in. a fold of a robe.

clothing, dress, equipment: a

Med.

—

,

, , , , , () €$ , () , , 5, , , ($) ,

verb. Adj. of

folded,

hanging infolds. deck

—

f.

to

Pass, to be equipped,

, Dim.

of

make ready,

trim, equip,

armed. a small or scanty gar-

a garment, robe; , garments of fawn-skin. an equipment, dress aros,

,

garment, mantle.

(() , (€) ,

a clothing, dressing: in plur.

folds.

*.

dirt

,

straight. to tell in

ment.

5, , a sort of scraper, Lat.

,

remove the

to

:

verse.

to

:

writing verses. and as if from an old row, line, rank a line of II. a line of writing, a

also a gen. sing.

is

nom. and ace. pi. nom. soldiers, a row of trees. a

(, —

($,

there

[t], 6,

walk

II. /o

(\$)

com-

:

*.

nom. of

pi.

, ,

stand in a line or

to

f.

as Subst.,

close,

) ^, $,

raws or ranks.

in

() -,, ,()($, -) « () ^,

f.

:

the close

to set, range, place in ranks Ep. 3 sing. impf.

€5, ,

gnomon

the

c fleet, admiral.

to form a close

close-pressed

() *.

ace. pi. of

Dim. of

a small upright of the sun-dial, or the shadow thrown by it. II. a first beginning, first principle or element : a simple sound of the voice, as the first element of language. the simplest 2. component parts : in physics, the primary matter, elements. 3. the elements of knowledge, rudiments.

post:

TO,

:

pact, solid, tough, stout. 6,

,

, = 1,$.

",

was driven.

see

,

stout.

(€)

(OS, TO,

,

205,

,

,

close-pressed, close, firm, solid, Lat. stipatus

:

{)

or

glittering, glistening.

:

aTcnrros,

or

metaph. a

:

in gen. sing,

($,

ace. plur.

stilla

$ ,() .

()

,

,

only used

05

and

a drop, Lat.

17,

:

rank, to stand in battle-order.

Xpoos) with spotted skin. f.

,

down, a bed of leaves, etc. hence boughs or branches strewed on the ground. a stuffing filling up. II, , metaph. anything stuffed in, an expletive.

(, 6,

hence marked, spotted, dappled,

:

:

heap up. trodden ox pressed

to pile or

os,,{€)anything

an equipment for warlike puran expedition by land or sea, a jourtiey, voy-

poses,

a journey privately undertaken in a journey on behalf of the state. 2. the purpose or cause of a journey. 3. that which is sent on an expedition, an army, a

age

in

;

;

opp, to

fleet,

,

$

band, troop, company; irponas

people.

II.

ship's beak.

$, ,

all

the

-

the mouth, Lat. os, sometimes used in pi. on Ivi like Lat. ora, of one person one's face ; face to face: metaph., 2. the mouth, the very jaws of battle, tongue : speech, words, language : (lirciv to speak by word of moitth, e. by memory;

,

Aeol.

( oris;

also the whole face;

:

i,

::

'/'— or iv

have always in people's mouths;

to

mouth; 5id

(Xvat to be in II. with one voice, all at once. the mouth of a river, bay or sea, Lat. osiia, fauces any outlet or enalso a chasm or cleft in the earth trance. III. the foremost part, front ; of weapons, the point: the edge, point of a sword, Lat. acies: also the front ranks of the battle, the front ; ol the front ranks ; the utmost verge of the towers,

one's

kvos

:

$ -5 , -,()(, , , ,, Att.

^ {,

-^)

ov,

grievous with the iongtte, long-tongued, noisy, babbling, wearisome.

,

*^) making with

.5,,,

the

mouth, word-coining.

the throat, gullet.

{)

, , 5, , f.

:

;

the socket of a bolt.

III.

a

bridle-bit, bit.

to stop the

mouth,

, {$)

$, , ,

() $, , ()

one who uses bom-

thing, a

hardening of iron into

mouth

a

/

a mouth, inlet. giving an edge

steel

that has

;

to

trans, to sigh,

,

:

a or

groan,

groan over

sigh,

or for,

5, , ,,

:

($)

:

() ()

causing groans

or

() $, ,

a missile aimed

, 2, ,

, '^'^,

2.

able to hit

(-,

ij,

retention of the

to suffer

from strangury

-^^,

love, affection, the

natural af-

fection of parents and children. shortd.

and

also

€5 up

:

a bed

;

—

fut.

aor,

also

i

,

by metath.

Att.

(.:

spread, spread out, stretch out, strew; aat.Lat. lectum sternere, to spread or make

-

to strew with a thing,

strew the road with myrtle-boughs. 2. to spread smooth, level ; to make a level road, Lat. viam sternere: metaph. to level, lay low; to

—

also to level, calm, assuage. aor.

i

inf.

Dor.

oi

for

draw

tight, squeeze, compress.

,

(-'/)

'/'/$,

gen.

squeezed

is

that which

a drop.

o^it,

^o», for

ov, o,

to lighteti.

{05,

,=

campaign ; at

encamp

—

-, ,

(nl

€8,

; km home and abroad

the general of

:

in pi.

to be

Pass, to lie en-

an expedition, on foreign ser-

Lat. domi

, fem. Adj. the Warlike, epith. of Minerva.

, :

an

belonging

, () ,€€, (€€ €5, €€,, () ,

a

an expedition. must march.

pi.

fut.

:

soldier; pf. pass. part.

,

:

(($, :

f.

c.

From

war, serve II. Dep. to take the field, march. aor. I and pf. f. med.

been a soldier.

c.

or fit

to serve in

pass.

as

to

service, serviceable.

f.

as a soldier

.

expedition.

a company.

ov,

to take the field, serve

,

incorrect form of

having

'/.

to be

a general

II. gen. to be general of army, command. Hence ace. rei, to do a thing as general. the act of a general, esp. a

,,

(^)

stratagem, piece of generalship. Ion.

-, ,

post of a general, command. tions of a general, generalship. nity,

general's

3

militiae,

et

campaigns, military ser-

warfare.

pf, ^pwis.

to

€, €€.

or reten-

Lat. stringo, to

, , -, ) -, .() , ()€$(. ( , €, , () €5, () bind

loiter.

Hence

of the urine.

tight,

able

— Med.

wind

turn oneself about, waver,

to

:

a guess, conjecture.

to twist,

f.

, () , . . , , ,

instrument, knife, scissors.

STOPE'NNTTVn

2.

-$.

Adj.

verb. Adj. one

a groaning, sighing, wailing. like ovv^, a sharp point: a sharp

,

or

at, seek after.

, () -, ) shrewd, sagacious. 2T0'X02, , an aim, shot.

to guess,

tion

:

aim

to

mark, an arrow, javelin.

at a

for military

sighs: generally, mottrnful, sad, wretched.

,

to surmise, conjecture.

an armament, army

a groaning, sighing, wail-

tv,

:

vice,

to

in plur. groans, sighs.

(,

;

c.

:

3 pi. Ion.

lament.

ing

gen.

shoot at,

vice

much mouthing

, () , 5, , , {) , : : ( , f.

II.

med.

I

($) —

to guess, c. ace.

camped ; Ep.

bombast, rant.

sharpness of tongue.

moan.

aor.

:

Dep. metaph. to aim

pass,

pf.

to

() €, , () ,

($,

, ,

f.

an army, a commander.

lofty phrases,

0,

653

form of

(. a later

f.

taph, to talk big, vaunt. bastic turgid words.

:

calmer.

oozes or

mouth: me-

to rant,

()

III.

steel

:

one who lays low, a

fut.

to fnuzzle,

II. to furnish with a mouth or opening. gag. to furnish with a point or edge, to make into metaph. to steel, harden. f.

,,

urine, strangtiry.

Dim. of a small mouth. II. mouth of a cave, a cave, vault

the moiith of a vessel

, , () , -. |, :

the office, dig-

l. the qualifica-

3. the

time of a

command.

Desiderat. of

of

be general.

to

wish to

—'. 05, {) , -, {, ) , {), . , ,$-^ ,{, ) ^, , . . , -, , , {) $ -^ , '^ . , , , {){, , , - {) )^, , , {) , ;

:

:

654

,

,

),

(sub.

neral:

ge-

fit for a

of

or

\\. fitted generalship, Lat. scienlia ret miUtaris. for command, versed in generalship, skilled in mili-

Adv.

tary matters.

a general.

-kuis, like

,

the general's tent, Lat.

at Athens, the place where the ten generals a camp. II. = held their sittings. iSos, fern. Adj. of a general; trvXai the door of the general's tent; vavs the admiral's ship, the^a^-ship; and so, II. as Subst. a female alone.

praetorium:

('/)

'/($

commander

,

the ground on which soldiers are encamped: as pr. n. a part of Egypt held on a military tenure. 2. generally, a camp, encampment, army encamped: an army. 5. a squadron of sh'iTps, fleet. STPA'TO'IS, 0, a camp, encamped army : generally, II. the soldiers as opp. an army, host, armament. to the chiefs, hence the commons, people. Ep. gen. of . Comic patronymic as if from a dealer in armies. aor. 2 pass. part, and inf. of

2-8, ,

or general.

($,

ayw) the leader or com6, mander of an army, a general: also the commander of a windlass II. at Athens, oi a fleet, an admiral. were ten general officers elected by yearly vote to comviand the army and navy, and conduct the war-department. Consul ;

the

III.

-, ,

army

the

II.

to

f.

to take the field.

II.

an expedition, cam-

From an army into

itself.

lead

trans, to lead,

the field:

command,

c.

From

also c. dat.

[],

of torture, rack.

,

-5, 05, ($)

an army, armament: II. = an

to strain with a windII. to wrench, screw up, tighten, make taut. dislocate : hence to stretch on the rack, wrench, rack, Pass, to be racked, wrenched, tortured. torture that which is twisted

—

,

or dislocated

a sprain.

:

:

ov, 6,

service

a

:

,

of,

a general. belonging to an army or as Adv., valiantly. a citizen on military

{)

Hence

soldier.

6v,

of or for soldiers : pay of the forces

;

to

the soldiery;

(sub.

military affairs. H'fit, Hence a soldier or military service.

(sub.

Adv. in military

Comp., out more

style, like soldiers

to be fitted

a female

of Adj. martial.

as fern.

:

vavs),

,

enlist soldiers.

($,

to the

,

-,

ov, 6,

guards

at

an encamping

also the station of a fleet. also as Dep.

to

levy ati

supple.

whirling•

,,

also

:

prophet

)

Rome.

the

^

{oTpaTOTtihov) to encamp, take up a position.

a flex-

;

),-

of chain-armour or mail: pliant,

2. as Subst.,

(sub.

^

. ,, 6-8, {^, )

turned, to be wroiight upon;

,

a

III. bent,

a glib,

curved.

ov,

wearing a

collar or necklace, Lat. torquatus.

{^)

Pass, to be squeezed or pressed out : to be drained of strength, exhausted, grow weary, to be worn otit.

€€-€,

tvhirl a thing

5', —

f.

,— {, )

round:

aor. f.

I

. ' '.

to spin or

Pass, to be whirled, to spin

pass. part, ot

aor.

:

Pass., aor.

[]

aor. 2

:

1

pf.

i

'€ Ep. Dor.

:

pf. :

to Act. to twist, turn, bend; turn or guide horses: to wheel soldiers round. II. to turn abotit: to change, alter: aho to pervert. III. to twist a rope also of to twist, torture, torment IV. metaph. wrestlers, to twist the adversary back. V. to divert to turn over in one's mind, revolve. :

an encamp- from

From

anything which turns, also a socket. verb. Adj. of :

collar of twisted or linked metal, Lat. torques : necklaces. metaph. to he bent or

.

,

{(5,

and

,

€05, , ,

easily bent or twisted, pliant

:

{, )

the praetorian

&-6^, , :

,

army.

commander of

ment

(sub.

2.

, {, ')

-, -,

army,

sol-

a troop-ship, transport. f.

,

round and round.

like transport-ships. idos, fern,

dier

'^)

ov,

pliant tongue.

(sub. apyvpiop), the

suited for

,

(rTpciTT-aiYXos,

ible coat, i.e. a shirt

,=

expedition, warlike

twisted, bowed, distorted.

{(\)

one of the vertebrae of the neck

Hence

ov,

,

f.

, , 05, -. -)) . €( , , , ' -, -, ,

generally, a company, hand.

expedition.

an instrument for winding, II. an instrument

a screw, press.

:

a leader

of an army, a general, commander. Ion.

pass. part, of

i

bright.

,(6$,

ov,

{()

aor.

,

lass, to

Ion. for

Ion.

paign.

;

Roman

alone, the Praetor.

.

gen.

2/)€, ,

the right course, embezzle, intercept.

—

VI.

same sense as Pass., to turn or wheel about. B. Pass, and Med. to twist or turn oneself, to turn round about, toss to and fro : absol. to turn back ; to intrans., in

^ . , 8( , —

:

—

;

:

—

and

«,

(),

,

655

of the heavenly bodies, to revolve, : a whirl, to twist eddy. a] metaph., about, like a Vestle trying to elude the grasp of an a lengthd. form of to turn quickly ; adversary, to shuffle, evade; to whirl the spindle. to twist every way, practise every kind of whirling, circling; ap' <5, 17, evasion. rivos to turn KTov the Bear's circling paths. 3. c. gen., II. to attach oneself, stick a twisted noose, cord. oneself to, attend to. 2. close, adhere. a ivooden windlass. III. of limbs, to be twisted, dislocated. IV. to roam about : of things, to be rife. one of the verte, brae. II. the socket in which the pivot of a door 3 pi. Ion. aor. I of «ws, 77, moves cf. a turning, twisting. = f. to twist or esp. to have the colic. pervert justice. a tta-ning : a turning round, turn

fiee

, () ^ €$ , () () •€, () . . , , (, ) 6-, ) , ()

circle.

2.

-

(

\

5,

,

€5,

<8, €-€,

, 5,

;

;

17,

cunning villany

,

is,

[aj,

cos,

,

solence, wantonness.

($)

()

to

2. a twist, a slippery trick. 3. a twist or turn. II. the dancing of hence the Chorus towards one side of the also the song sung during this evolution, the strophe,

circling, rolling.

6£,

in Music,

rough, harsh, grating.

f.

wanton.

(€^£

,

in the perversion of justice.

2TPHNH'2,

s,

wax

to

riot,

, , ,

which the

to excess of strength

in-

:

:

the pivot or axle on weve pivots sunk 2. a body turns. in sockets, which served as hinges; cf. po(vs. 3. of a well-hung tongue. TO, Dim. of a band or girdle worti by women round the head or round the breast. tos, , a twisting, slippery fellow,

tvhich

Comic word,

the very least fraction or

,

() ''/($ answers.

lyyos, o,

'8,

5,

, , , ) -, , , , , ( ,,-€,() -, , , , () 5, , , , , . , . , , () ^ $ 5. ,

particle.

2TPI'Zil,

collat.

form of

€, , (5)

tone, to scream. f.

like

a top:

to spin or

:

—

,

or spins

a top

:

:

afiything which whirls hence, from likeness of shape,

afir-cojie, pine-cone.

2.

a whirlwind.

() {6$,

3.

a

whirling dance, pirouette.

,

,

es,

spinning, whirling.

<5, , ()

(Idas)

a pine-

like

cone.

(^) , ()

round

ihos,

,~

a band, girdle.

Pass.

5, ()

(5,

off: to twirl.

to

wheel

birds.

a twisted band, a belt : a cord, II. a twisting of a siuaddling-band. the bowels, colic, Lat. tormina. Ion. -8, , a wind blowing from the Thracian river Strymon, i. e. a NNE. wind. From ov, of the Strymon. ovos, o, the Strymon, a river in Thrace. 0,

rope.

2.

55, 2, , () ,

,

a whirling round. to

()

ihtijffler.

eddying round, of

to twist about.

f.

round

whirl about

make giddy, dizzy: Pass., with fut. a Hence to spin round and round. whirled round or about. ,

to

05, ,, (\$) (^)

med.

a shrill

to cry in

taste.

II.

metaph.

,

sour, harsh,

soJtr,

hanh,

rough

to the

austere, morose.

anything spread out aTos, round, rourided [], , vavs a merchant ship, from its round for lying or sitting upon : in pi. the bed and bedshape, opp. to the long ship of war vavs), clothes, mattress, bedding, Lat. vestis stragula. a sack in Lat. navis longa. II. metaph. well-rounded, neat, terse.

f.

, (6$) () Adv.

,

top.

2.

a spiral

, ov,

,

(, ts) (, ^)

which slaves tied up the bed-clothes.

=

aKos,

to whirl.

spinning like a ball. anything whirled round, a

($)

one

who

,

From

ding.

shell.

,

has the care of the bedding. a bed spread out: a bed, mattress, bed-

formed by f. and for small birds: of v. metath. from a quince. Dim. of aTpovOos, a young sparrow. aor. I imperat. of spread, laid, covered, any small bird, esp. a , also II. any bird, as an eagle : sparrow. Lat. stratus, of bed-furniture. for as Ion. Frequent, of the large bird, the ostrich, called to turn constantly, keep whirling or winding KaTayaios from its running along the ground also Pass, to turn oneself about, like Lat. vertari, to stay simply {). cunning, versatile; also or dwell in a place. , ov, bating the name of (from standing at the door-post [], opos, , man or men in general. Mercury, in both senses. :

.

2'5,

,

,$ () €$)

05, , ,

—

:

—

:

—

,

(, )

— :

656

(TTvyepos

baled, abominated, hateful, bearing malice or hatred towards

dat.

c.

)--, man.

6-05, ,

and

es,

6,

miserably.

yov

f.

,

^

pass,

also (as if

:

opt.

Hence

:

aor. 2

(/)

:

/

:

,

hated, abominated, loathed:

II.

=

^$.

\y]

f. (crvyvos) to be sad or gloomy, sad countenance.

, {vyi)

, , -, ) , () ,

II.

to

hated, abhorred, hateful,

—

sad, gloomy, Lat. tristis

neut.,

{arvyvos)

f.

make sad

to

gloomy:

or

hating the mar-

ov, {arvyioj,

to,

(OS,

hatred,

gloom, horror.

an

II.

,,

abhorrence an abo-

object of hatred,

[]

,

also,

:

a post, pale, a

2.

(ctvXos) to support with pillars.

-

gods in Homer swore their most sacred oaths. that which is hated, an abomination. aor. I opt. of

or

hemp

)2',

or

ov,

,

tow,

coarse

the

() , () ,

one's lips

drawn

in.

, strictly

2TT'PAS,

(sub. 7^),

fem. of ov,

Dim. of

.

. , -€8,,, {, , , , 5, :

Hence

,

wordiness, chattering, gossip.

,, = ()

or

of

astringent salt,

,,,, , ^, — at.

ouo,

gen.

f.

:

Ion.

ace.

dat.

pi.

:

$, Ep. €$.

dat.

ace.

aeo

Dor. Tev,

:

Aeol. and Dor.

:

;

,, :

Dor.

Dual

£$,

and or

aypa) a boar-hunt. aypa) one who hunts wild boars. to live like a Sybarite, i. e. lux-

(avs,

uriotisly, effeminately

gen.

From

.

,

ccus,

2$

[], ov, , ("Sofiapis) a Sybarite: a luxurious liver, voluptuary.

208, 2$, , , (') ^$,

, -,

of or

end of a

pushing about;

From

push

a

woman

of

) 2•- , ) -, ) -5,

Sybaris.

site

;

(-, ,

a flute-case. or rather

II.

(Deriv. uncertain.) (avs,

a pigsty.

(ads, the name of some [], near Corcyra, and spots on the mainland oppooriginally, swine-pastures.

swineherd.

ov,

thrust or

like to Sybaris.

fem. of

i5os,

and

to

Pron. of

subst.

(,

.—

enclit.

gen. and dat.

,

€

enclit.

and Ep.

6,

, ,

are also Ep. forms of

lengthd. tcoO and

a herd of swine.

[]

or tree which yields

, (\$)

THOU;

— gen. There

:

,

the

generally, ill-usage.

mouthy, wordy, talkative,

ov,

Magna

part

striki?ig, heating,

sense, to

chattering: of per-

gossiping: ahofltient. [] 5T' Dor. TT', Lat. TU, 2nd pers. Ep. nom.

islets

a

good

in

:

Ion. los, Sybaris, a city of Graecia, on a river of the same name, noted for luxury.

,

aKos, 6, the spike at the butt

605, ,

vXKy)

(\5)

or as Dep.

be talkative, to chatter, prate

[i5],

it.

[]

,

of or like a colonnade or of or belonging to the Stoics '^,,, , a Stoic. Stoic,

II.

=

to

having

[]

, ($,

binding, astringeftt.

2TT'PA3, a/fos, 1), the shrub gum called storax. [v]

together: of an

,

,

portico.

f.

, an

draw

xetAca

Dor. for

II.

a stem, stump, Lat stipes:

Ion.

spear-shaft,

Pass.,

— Dor.

tow, coarse

like

bemp. [] arUTTOs, eos,TO, also a stick, [v] :

contract,

in

T€vs, Tfovs.

a hemp or rope-seller.

alum

to

yi.

a rope or halter made of

:

striking with a

taste,

f.

astringent

rarely

gen. ^Tvyos, the Styx, i. e. the Hateful, Horrible, a river of the nether world, by which the

or

($,

-KOiros, ov,

;<^£5,

from

shortd.

rough, stern.

2.

stick.

aros, to, Aeol. for

2', ,

,

,

also

. ., , -€, -8, ", , ^, , , -, {, - 2$

f.

^,

05, ,

oe, enclit.

a pillar or mast of a ship. [i5],

close, solid,

metaph. harsh,

2.

sons, a gossip, chatterer.

riage-bed.

"^,

()

the

talk, converse.

Pass, to be or become gloomy.

beam

,

also os,

a gossip-monger.

as Adv., gloomily.

mination,

€05, , ,

tough: of flavour, sour, acid.

or their system (Sri/f) of the Styx or

a, ov, also os, ov,

hostile.

—

smite : of the wind, to scatter generally, to treat roughly, maltreat.

57,

the nether world, Stygian.

CTvyvov

shake,

hate,

aros, r6, a hated object, abomination. \v]

^, ,

,

:

from

€-

hateful.

be of

clouds

crabbed, cruel.

sorrow,

one's

to

to exabominate, abhor, loathe : stronger than press abhorrence. II. to make hateful or horrid.

25,

rudely,

hard, rugged.

aor. I

:

aor. I

fut. 3

:

(cTvyepos,

.

, ^ , , , )ds . , , () (^)

with hateful look : hateful. Adv. of crvyepos,

€5,

/),

—

(/)

,,

ariryepos, loathsome : a

:

ov,

(, yai)

married, wedded: as Subst.,

,

(ads,

a

united in marriage, a hus'

yyaos, , ,

hand or

wife.

sharing the marriage-bed ; in

2.

)

-€, -, -,, (,{, -)

plur. of rival wives.

.,,

—

:

—

:

:

657

$,

6,

{cvyypa
, . , -, ^ , -, -, -, -, -€ -, - - -, -, -- -, -, ovos, 6,

f.

€€, , 6€6, , -€€8,,

or together.

bordering on.

laugh with

(avyyevqs) connexion by descent or

family, relationship, kin.

common mother

a

family.

2. kinsfolk, kin,

of

aor. 2 inf.

of

fern,

:

(, y(veaeai) a common father. -€8, {, yfveoOai) born 6,

with, congenital,

is,

natural, inborn.

II.

of the same stock, descent

or family, akin: ol avyyeveis kinsfolk,

avyy€v4s,

— ffvyyiv(ia,

kimmen ;

kin, relationship.

2.

taph. of the same sort or kind, resembling proper, natural.

(TvyyeviKos,

men.

Adv.

becoming or

6v, {ovyy^vijs)

17,

me-

ypv) a fellow

f.

scribere

like kins-

in old age.

be a fellow-labourer.

17^0;, to

From

, {, yiwpyos) a fellow-labourer in

,

the fields.

f.

:

—

with,

[],

{,

yfjpas)

to

with.

2. to

:

intercourse

with,

later

ayvfyvojv

f.

:

pf.

:

III.

:

avyyvwvai

,

any one.

—

yyvoa

to

:

think with,

IV.

pardon ox forgiveness.

, = vyyv. , {ovyyvwvai)

, , ,

05,

:

fellowfeeling with anpardon, forgiveness : also

to forgiveness, excuse.

make allowance,

Med. to settle by draw up a resolution.

ly,

,

ov,

{yyvv)

indulgent.

II.

inclined

to

of things, par-

donable.

draw a

to

con-

written

IV. to

f.

-qcrw

aor.

:

2

together, to join in pul-

or subduing: generally, to accomplish with

,

f

to

join in arranging or

burying.

fut.

Med.:

:

Ion.

to shut

-( -€ -, ,

close with others.

f

pass.

[]', aor.

(see

:

')

-, -|, , -, -, -, -,

:

I

—

to sit

From

up or

-:

to

en-

fut.

drag down,

destroy with.

to sleep with.

f.

vyaioa,

pf. of to be seated with or by the side of : to meet together in a council or assembly.

properly

— Med.

intr. also in

—

to

f.

to sit together,

Act. to

sit

make to sit or place together: meet for deliberation. II.

with.

to let

f.

down with or

together

- -, , -, ) -, - -Pass, to let oneself

down,

stoop, condescend.

f.

to establish

together, to join in establishing, settling,

, fellow-feeling, forgiveness.

generally, to

to exercise with.

down

to pull

:

:

III.

with or together.

—

him

war

:

come

have a fellotu-feeling with another, to make allowance for another, excuse, pardon Pass, to obtain

other, allowance for

2. to

down

ling

converse

c.

:

to

Ion.

-yivqoo-

to be conscious.

to

a claim

contract

tract.

together.

agree with, hold the same setitiments with ; absol. to consent, agree. II. to yield, concede, own, allow, acknowledge, confess : also in Med. to grant, allow.

written

together

3. absoi. to

to assist.

together, meet. aor. 2

fut.

II.

a work, Lat. componere

communication or associate

hold

come

growing old

down, Lat. concompose or comace, ^vy-

to write or note

ypaip€iv to write the history of the compose or write in prose.

f.

grow old

[t]

to be with, hold

with,

^,

to describe.

cvyKaOiiKov

later

live

—

paint by contract.

with.

ov,

pile

:

,,

f.

to rejoice with.

f.

-5,

05,

fitting,

:

-kSjs, like kinsfolk.

avy-ykpu>v,ovTos,6,(ovv,

,

[d]

Att.

:

fut.

with or

managing. to set on :

—

{ovyyvwvai) disposed fire with or at once, burn up, consume, Lat. comburo. to pardon OT forgive: indulgent. W. ipiss. parf. to suffer with or togedoned, forgiven, deserving pardon, allowable. ther. II. to feel with ox for any one in stiffering. aor. 2 inf. of avyyiyvuiaKw. Pass, to endure verb. Adj. of avyyiyvwoKw, to trouble or suffering with. , f. pf. pass, he pardoned, pardonable, allowable. yivia9ai) born with, congeto call or sutnmon together, call to council Med. ov, ov,

-5,

gen.

ovos,

,

(,

nital, natural, inborn.

Lat. cognatus sister.

:

as Subst.,

5,

2.

,

—

connected by blood, akin,

,,

a brother,

to call to oneself.

05,

{,

:

—

2. to call together, invite to

a feast.

, ov, to be covered or veiled and , , covered, enwrapt. From :

:

:

——

.

, (/)

658

--, —

-,

Med.

shroud: bour or

,

f.

to

-

cover or veil completely, oneself up, cover one's face.

io

wrap

f.

aor. 2

:

-, , -,

:

—

to la-

labour

2. to

with, sympathise with.

sj/ffer

—

. -, -, -, mingle with

,

f

mix

to

:

in with,

a thing.

to be shut close.

-, , -•€, -,

among

a joint.

17,

-, -',

f. and metaph. to absorb in

:

-,

f.

to assist in conqi/ering.

— Med.

allot jointly

to

or travail with.

—

:

share

to

themselva.

-, -, -: -€, -: -: -€[, -, {) 5, , -, -"/ -, -, -, -€, -, -, -, -, , -: \6€5, -, ^ , -[6, , -, -€, , ^^. -, -, €5, {) <-[, , -, -, -, ,^. -€, -€, , -. -5, -€, -^ -€, - -, ~€€ -6, -, -, -€•, -, -6•, -, -, -, ,^. -. -€, , , -,,

—

f.

Pass, to

bend

,

-5,

bend together, bend the knee

to

:

own

one's

$)

one's

own

bro-

f.

to

:

aor. 2

aid,

go or come down with: come down to the contest with.

come

to

iame

aor. 2

same time

a going down condescension, submission, accommodation.

with.

2.

[a]

f.

to

:

grow

old with or together.

-

,

f.

down

lead

to

with

to join in

;

bringing back.

to sleep with.

aor. 2

, -:

with or in company. join in enslaving.

to pursue

f.

to

f.

and

or set together with.

f.

—

aor. 2

-,

to sink

up.

join together by the

,

f.

to

proval, assent.

-

gether. ther

:

—

to

make

draw up with

-

burn

to

the

same

II.

to lay

down

Pass,

or deposit at

e

pf.

^-

agree with, assent to. aor. 2 -(Tpayov, to eat up together. aor. 2 inf. of Dep. to join in a lie f.

to

Dep. to condemn along

with.

Pass, to be reckoned

II.

{,

agree with, favour,

Ion. for avy/caOaipfw.

—

[]

:

f.

to

:

burn

Pass, to be burnt with.

down

Pass, to lie

with,

ibo) to

go down

f.

rate with.

with.

or enclose

pf

:

with.

make

—

down

with : Pass, to recline on the same couch with another at table. to cut f.

lie

up together. Dep. :

II.

-, -, -, -, ,

to

get or gain

f.

with or together.

,, f.

f.

to

io help to depose.

to slay

III. to

-€\

f.

:

Dep.

:

to

:

with or together.

f.

aor. 2 act.

come or go back

together.

aor. 2 -itpa.'yov

-€,

Dep.

to

:

to eat

pray for with

-,

to accuse together.

f.

Ion. for

aor. 2 part, of

-ktcvw.

Dep.:

to coope-

or together.

with, to join in acquiring.

f.

tip

:

:

with or together, help in slaying.

f.

to

pf.

accomplishing a work to help in subduing.

to help or join in

kill

lie

to shut in

Ion.

—

with or together.

:

pf.

time.

part, of

pass

-,

Ion. for

Att.

down

f.

f.

ov, agreeing, approving, assenting to.

with

-, ,

Att.

or together.

to.

down along

an end togesame time. to arrange or

to

subject together or at the

with or together.

all together. to

bring

to

to-

together.

against another.

along with.

or

f.

assent

f.

down

to pull

[],

gulp down

make an inroad with another. to die

[], to pour over pour over oneself at the

to

, ,

f.

II. to

bury along with. agreement, ap-

submission.

II.

to

demolish with another

f. to help in making or setting furnish completely. f. to bring into one tent with. f. to dart down together.

make him a yoke-fellow with misery.

,

— Med.

f.

to

throw dcivn together.

to

,

2. to

yoke, join inmarriage, marry: meta.ph.,avyKaTaCev^ai aTTj to

:

ti?ne.

pay down together rj,

to join in effecting.

to

f.

at the

f.

to

,^,

or utterly.

2. to

condescend.

—

f.

:

to

ones

to intertwine ivith.

f.

f.

ther or sister.

pf.

, ,

f.

sister.

, {,

and

6

los,

tofll up with at the

f.

satfie time.

oneself.

with or together. to seize or occupy

to leave all together.

join in undoing or putting

to

f.

f.

/»,

to

dwell with or together. colonise jointly with an-

other, _/om or assist in colonising.

a place

along with.

-^,

time.

Med.

to

II.

to settle in

III. to establish at the

f.

,

same

to pity with or together

bewail with or together.

—

, .

.

:

-, -€,

—

:

-, ,

to bury with. f. Att. patch up, cobble, furbish up. aor. i part, of II. to Pass, to lie with or together.

— <-5,

:

659 having

ov,

otie's lot

together, having a

, -, /^ , -)5, ^($. 5, {^) , '^$ ), ^^

to

neighbouring

the

same

neighbouring.

lot,

II.

assigned by

Hence

lot.

f. to embrace in one lot. II. composed or compounded to assign by the same lot. Att. for III. to be agreed on; of. ov, called together, conthe time or place agreed or II. (sub. according to the terms of vened. upon ; , a spethe agreement. 2. impers. avyfcenac, it is agreed cially convened assembly ; a senate. Att. for since it on : so absol. in neut. gen., had been agreed to by them. , a meeting of dopes, a defile. From

have been

piit together, to be

.

&'^\€$, <€,, €.

65, (€,

o{

,
[t],

e. firmly, closely.

i.

f.

to lay together:

, (, )

— Pass,

to lie

shake up together, confound.

to

,

-,

washed together thrown together, promiscuous. Pass, with fut. med.

, , -, -, :

pf. pass,

to sleep

:

with another,

lie

with.

Hence

II. arcs, ro, a sleeping together. partner of one^s bed, consort : and a sleeping together. to put to bed together, join in f wedlock. Dep. to make common with, impart, give a share of. f. to have a joifit share of a thing, c. gen. rei. II, to partake in a thing, c.

the

of

pf.

,

-, -

by the waves

Adv. pf. pass. part, of avyKepava tempered manner. Adv. pf. pass. part, of avyKpo-

as if welded together,

f.

vhos, o,

of

6, ^. (, ^. -€€, ,

^.

with.

Ion.

^.

pf. pass. part,

pf. pass.

,

of

pf. pass. part,

Att. pf. pass, of

in

, . - ^; -, ^. -,

^^

,

-, ~€ €, -( , \ of

pf.

-6€,

f.

,-

to join in

^

ordering or bidding.

to pierce or stab together.

f.

or

pass,

—

[]

f.

:

aor.

:

i

:

pf.

-Kt-

[a] Ion.

pass.

to mix together, mingle : to blend togetemper by mixing : Med., to form a close friendship. II. Pass, to be mixed with, become jmited, blend, coalesce. 2. to become deeply involved or implicated in. f. to strike with a thunderbolt, :

—

ther,

-

,

From

) -, ,

-05, ,{, ,

dat. rei.

, ) , , - - ^ ^^

-^, —,

shiver in pieces

Pass,

be thunder-stricken, as-

to

<-€, ,

-KOtTOS, ov,

of or belonging

to f,

partaking jointly of thing. II. sharing one's bed. the marriage-bed. stick together. to glue or a.

Hence

tounded.

ov, , one who glues or sticks together: to bring under one head or metaph. a fabricator, concocter. reckon up. glued together, closely ov, pf pass, of joined Adv. in accordance with. pf pass, of a bringing together : esp. of harvest, f. to incur danger along with From a gathering in, housing. others to be partners in danger. to carry or bring f. Att. f. to move or piit in commotion with. in Att. to weep together : of harvest, to gather it in, house it [] Pass., bpya it is ripe for carrying or lament with. Med. to get together or gather in for oneself, supply f. [a] pf. pass, vpos tavto break or shiver together, break in pieces, crush. oneself with : to send for ; f.

summary,

to stwi up,

-', <-6,

,

/. yvv.

>-5, —

-, -, .-: ~-, <)5, -, , ', -.

,

-

-^^,

:

—

:

{, ^,

($,

Alt.

closing up.

Ion.

f.

f

Att.

:

2. to

Pass., aor.

j/crcu:

pf.

or

(€ $

f

old

2. in Pass, also to claim as one's own. U. to help in burying. gained together. , a cutting into small pieces.

-]

old

a retrenching, cutting

a shutting up,

From

Att.

close.

,

:

:

—

or

shut up, to

to

shut, close.

to lock

-, -. -5,

l

their shields.

Pass, to be shut in, enclosed, surrounded. closely united.

f.

\^,

Ion. for

hem

3. to close

^.

to steal

along with.

ov, ajotnt-heir.

Ion.

-

in, en-

up;

;

—

, , --- :

-,

II.

2. to be

to be

away: in Gramm. syncope, more letters in a word.

-, , -, , -^, 8, ,{^)

—

II. i.

e.

III. a striking out one or From a fainting fit, swoon. 2. to knock in f to beat together. II. to thraih sotmdly, maltreat. pieces, cut up. f. to set in order together, ar•

range.

II. to f.

fs,

ther, blending,

confer honour on. to help to lighten.

,

tempering.

a mixing toge-

?.

—

—

, -

—

660

, {'
mixed

together,

-,

compound, put togeHence II. a putting together, compounding.

5,

[],

f.

compare

II. to

,

-,

:

to estimate.

:

-€ ((

a comparing, comparison. f.

pass.

pf.

hands

absol. to clap, applaud.

:

—

to

II. to beat,

ham-

2. metaph. to weld into mer, or weld together. Pass, to be well one ; of soldiers, to drill, discipline :

—

5, -, , -, , -, -,

trained, in

good

discipline.

metaph.

3.

^

concoct.

,

fws,

a

collision.

II.

From

to strike together

f.

Xupe

to

lision, to

clap the hands. wear out by collision.

;

II. to

also, to

a quarrel.

bring into colconfound,

2. to

, -,

-,

Dep.

f.

,

f.

to

gain along with,

join in colonising.

to

ov, o, a joint

founder or

Hence

coloniser.

ov, 0,

, -, -05 ->€,

together.

, —

Dor. and Att. fellow-hunter fellow-huntress.

-,

,

f.

:

pf.

;

' h

TovTO

one point.

to

ev kari

II. to

'($

bowed down,

be

, ,

a

this

comes

all

-(

bent double.

^ , /. €, or

f,

or

pf.

:

:

to

:

aor. i

come together or

II. encounter by chance : to meet with, light upon. of events, to happen at the same time : also to come yeveaBai it came to to pass : innpeis., pass that . . Hence a coincidence. 3 pi. aor. I opt. of with litnbs united ov, .

) -, , 5 -5, ) -, , ^) ,

-5,

(,

standing close together. Dor. to march together in f. or band of revellers, to revel with. a ov, a partner in a a fellow-reveller. f. to play with in a comedy.

{,

-, []

to

:

med.

-. . :

aor. 2 pass,

to rejoice with, join in one's joy.

wish one joy, congratulate.

-4)€,

2 pi. aor. 2 pass. subj. of

(jvyxfas, aor.

i

part,

of

-^II.

(€ ^, -(

-

of

Ep.

I

;

inf.

,

:

disorder or confusion : to confound, disturb, trouble, disquiet: of things, to frustrate, make of none effect: esp. of treaties, etc., to confound, break through,violate.

^, -, ,, ov, 0,

From

a partner in a dance. dance with.

to

f.

to assist in supplying. From acting as choregus with one : generally, helping to defray expenses. f.

-5,

.

$)

(,

ov,

properly with the

-. -, -,

bordering upon, adjacent

;

-,

to.

Dep. to join with in have dealings with.

f.

-, (, ) ^, , (/)

, , . -, -y , /

using

:

hence

to

ov contr.

ovv,

of

of one colour. [], late form of

mixing

($,

together,

blending: confou?iding : abreaking through, violating. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of to melt together, to tnelt down. f.

,-

and

f.

:

—

heap

to

pres.

make

III. to

and

heap

tip

with

into ruinous heaps,

another, confound. f.

inf.

pf. pass.

:

all together, to

II. to

dismantle, demolish.

-€,

Ion.

:

aor. i

:

bank up.

:

heap one thing on

—

to

come

together,

give place, give way : metaph. to make concessions, compromise matters : in bad sense, 2. c. ace. rei, to be in collusion with, connive at. to concede, give up, yield. 3. to accede or agree to,

unite.

to

II.

€

assent, acquiesce in

c. inf. to

:

4. impers.

agree, acquiesce. it is

Hence

possible.

agree

or plur.

-«a,

,

agree to do

verb.

absol. to

:

it is

agreed,

Adj. one must

concede.

to,

Adv.

[C],

(()

with rushing motion, hur-

riedly.

^-^ - -^


5, -,

{,

f.

I inf.

aor.

:

:

earth,

lay heads together, to con-

-, — -( --

spire

-^

Pass., aor. I avyxevat ^tf. [], and 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. ovyxvTO pf. to pour together, mix by pouring : hence to throw into

:

bend forwards

to

:

and

so as to meet, to stoop

Ep. aor.

like colour,

a person with whom one plays From a fellow-gamester. to play at dice with. to throw into an utterferynent. f. Pass, to roll about or wallow

at dice,

perform together.

Ion. for

to conceal utterly, to hide.

help to acquire.

time, to

Pass, to

grass joining

cover up completely, envelope

to

f. to winter with or at the same weather the same storm. f. 77^0», to hear a hand at the same

, -, -: —

-05, ,

throw into confusion. f.

, -€€, :

f.

clap the

to

together:

strike

:

:

-€/|,

time

blended: closely united. ther.

—

::

hog's-\zxa. inf.

:

f.

:

—

;

to live with,

together.

f. Pass., aor. and yoke together, couple, unite, Pass, to be yoked or coupled with :

[]

:

—

to

marriage to yoke for oneself. :

-],

5,

f.

,

to seek or

to join in seeking out.

, joint

2

live

(-

esp.

in

— Med.

examine together with,

Hence inquiry: a disputation; and

—

:

—

^, -{,,

, ,

,

fellow-inquirer

$) , (^/)

union:

, ()

aor. 2 inf. pass, of a, ov, poet, for

[],

<{8,

ov,

—

but also,

girdle.

From

Med.

gird

a wife

:

, ,

:

—

f. to quicken at the same time. aHQtis, aor. i pass. part, of avQtv, Aeol. for 3 pi. aor. I pass, of to gather ripe jigs. f.

,

(.

() ,

the fruit of the

berry, Lat. tnorum.

€,

, ,

eas.

,

!,

and Ep.

Ion.

Ion. gen.

;

hzt.ficus.

pi.

<€, (5 :

{)

contr.

. Dim.

,

the fig-tree,

a small fig.

of

to fatten with figs. of or belonging to the fig-tree

f.

ctukIvos,

:

, ov,

the

wood

II. of thefig-tree. metaph. from the spongy nature of this wood, weak, good-for-nothing fellows: also with allu-

orfigs;

5(5

sion to

false, treacherous.

,

cruKis, tree,

slip or cutting from ctfig-

a

a young fig-tree.

to

f.

gather

From

figs.

-^) gathering figs.

ov,

,= ,

!.

-($, , {, -€, , (, parody on Homer's f.

thing

2. c.

:

!

but,

to extort

,,

)

false accusation, slander,

(,

poet, for

( (( aor.

:

pf.

i

c, ace, pers. et rei, to

:

ace. pers. et gen. rei

or deprived of

:

—

hence

Pass., aor.

Pass.

so also

:

away

2. c. ace. pers,

plunder.

to take

c.

ace. rei, to be robbed

c.

only, to

3. c. ace. rei only,

away, carry

off:

—

Pass, to

?. . , (!, , , ,, ,, , ()

be taken

i

anns of off arms

strip

him of his arms

thing.

strip, despoil, pillage,

:

to strip off the

:

a person, or to strip

to strip off:

;.

€,

f.

enemy

a slain

from

or carried off as spoil

:

generally, to be

taken away.

Dor. for

pres. pass. part,

of

and

spoil.

to decollat. forms of rob secretly, defraud : to trick, cheat. only used in plur. the right of seizing the ship or

2. to

,

or

or

cargo of a foreign merchant

make

right to

modern

robber

,

:

the right of seizure,

:

reprisals in case of war, answering to

of marque.

letters

(, !,

kv, aor. I pass, part,

and

— fem,

of

opo!,

\.

,

aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2

ther.

med.

inf.

II.

of

that which holds toge-

(from pass.) that which is held together, forming one sound, a syllabic; (v in written words. to read in syllables. f.

,

to talk or converse with.

f

f.

30

minae by laying informations ; to extort money from another by false informations. Hence misrepresentation.

,

carry figs. From carrying figs. f. to feed with figs. Ep. for 3 sing. impf. of f, to carry off as booty or plunder. II. to rob, despoil. Ion. for 3 sing. impf. of

to be an informer: inform against, accuse falsely, slanace. rei, to lay information against a

, -,

der.

a female

esp. several letters

ov, 6, afig-nibbler.

ace. pers. to

of

, () , €, . , , , !(() . , () -, , , -, -( -, !:

Tpayeiv) to eat figs.

&$, ,. , (!)

c.

fem.

,

Hence

a sycophant,

to

-nehiXov) with sandals of

fig, a

like

ov,

the fig -mulberry, an

Egyptian kind, called also 2T'KON, a fig, hat.ficus.

(!)

-$,, ,(, -€, , (, ) :

, () (), « !, , {) <€, ,{, -, '-(, 5. (-$, {, ) ! /. ,

$,

,

<€,

a mul-

Hence

the Sycophant-wind.

informer.

^. 2"'1,

morus.

the mulberry-tree, Lat.

behaviour of a

the

-kSj!.

(!,

a

II.

to gird together, gird up gird up one's loins.

f.

Adv.

f.

a girding together.

oneself,

,, ,,

slanderous.

, ,=

arcs,

to

yoked together,

yos, , a yoke-fellow, comrade, friend.

vyos,

informer, a false accuser,

sycophant, false accusation, slander.

'/$, ,

as Subst.,

, , !, , . «, ) , , , .

661

slanderer.

,

II.

yoked together, paired,

, (, , ^$. -, -, -, ,(, wedded

united, esp.

joint.

common

the sense of a

in

^^.

yoke or pair of animals.

joined, united.

disputer.

:

grow dark together.

Vzss.{avv,

,, () —

—

:

pf.

:

inf.

aor. 2

pass,

:

cf.

bring together or collect into a body, to II. to put together, close the HI. ^o '«*« togemouth and eyes (of a corpse), IV, ther, lay hold of, seize, apprehend, arrest. to comprehend, comprise : of the mind, to comprehend,

rally

to

troops,

-

ov, , properly afig- understand. V, to receive all together, to en*"' 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. pers. to take part with another, to assist one in a against persons exporting figs from Attica but used thing absol. to assist : so also in Med.

shewer,

i.

e.

'

:

:

:

:

4—

, 662

^ ^ ' €\, €8, )

to help to take

hold of a thing, and so

-, ^/

assist.

.

—

:

:

to help,

:

:

stand with the feet together. or beside, hence to assist. meet: hence, like

II,

'/,

$ III,

to

stand with

come

to

together,

,,

reach to or be at a aor. place, c. dat. ; to fall in with aor. I Pass., fut. 2 evils. 2. to agree with, Lat. convenire ; to come and pf. 2 gather, collect, bring together : of persons, to call to an agreement, make an agreement ; generally, to of together, also to raise or levy an army, Lat. conscri- be or make friends with : in perf. inf. 2. of the terms, to be agreed on. 3. to suit,fit, be like: Pass, to come together, assemble. bere : Pass., of things, to be- to coincide or correspond with : to befitting. IV, things, to gather, collect f.

€€'^ —

aor. I

:

pf.

:

:

:

:

:

—

to

—

^ () , )( , , . , () , () . €-,,€---,,,. ,, , -, , ^ () ^ ( , ( , (,

to fall to ones lot. V, of events, to come to pass, sharing one's bed: fall out, happen, Lat. contingere : impers. it happens or happened that so, as Subst., , the partner of one's bed, elvai or a chance event, husband or wife. taken together, contingency ; by chance. Adv. 2. to turn out in a certain way, whether well or ill : absol. collectively, ifi sum, in short. to cease or come to an end together. to turn out well, succeed, if the f. verb. Adj. of one must attempt succeed. 3. of consequence, to come out, result, ensue: of conclusions, to follow. lay hold of together. f. to Join in the feast of Bacchis , fern, of opos, , one that takes or Bacchic revelry. hold of with, a par trier, sharer, assistant, coadjutor. , , joining in Bacchic revelry. f. aor. I pass. inf. of aor. 2 inf. pf. ccus, , a taking or putting Med., fut. Pass., II. a seizing, laying hold of, appreaor. I Homer uses Ep. aor. 2 pass. together. in forms III. a grasping with the mind, comhending.

come customary.

-€5,

(,

ov,

,

'/'

(6$, ,

:

.

;

~-, ,

<-€, ,

-8, :

:

:

womb.

IV. conception in the of

prehension.

subj.

to

fut.

, ('/) a gathering, collecting.

a raising, levying of soldiers, Lat. conscriptio. an assembling, an assembly, concourse, meeting.

-,

f.

Dep.

reckon up.

ther, to sutn up,

clude from premises

,

together, reckoning up.

premises, reasoning

drawn from

II.

-. -5 -, ,

-, ,

of collecting

;

II.

oneself, presence of

metaph. power

)

mind.

the

, (,

same

to

f.

fut.

pathise or condole

and med.

jvith.

to

;

lend money on bond

— Med.

to &yi7i-

to

contribute of one's Ti/CSe

($

to

[],

f.

mad

in

company

with.

to help in loosing or setting free.

TO, see

,,

paring

the nails.

aor. 2 opt. of f.

:

:

part.

:

inf

aor. 2

syncop. 3 1•

pf.

pf.

inf.

Ion.

inf.

-) —

Pass., 3 sing. aor. I subj. :

(cf.

:

to

i.

e.

to contract

or absol.

;

hold a conference with, converse, con-

II. to fer : generally, to (io one's part, be useful. bring men together, to set them together, match them to fight, Lat. committo ; so also,

to

engage

in,

join battle;

,

Med,

to

epiv

with one,

€€ 2.

III. to

to fall in

put together,

to

Pass, to correspond ;

:

comBa-

npos the Babylonian talent being reduced to the Eubo'ic, 2. to conclude from a cotnparison offacts,

make out by understand. IV. Med. V. intr, to come together : to to agree upon. meet, join. 2. to engage, encounter. aor. 2 part, of Desiderat. to wish to make a league or covenant with. to

conclude, infer

:

c.

ace. to guess or

, ,. , - ., -, -, , ()

-, . -|, $, (, ) -,-, -^. €, -€$: Pass, to be

eyes

share: generally, /o contribute,

;

meet him by chance.

Pass, with

the

close

things contribute [their share] o/this fear,

soldier of pare, reckon, compute

—

to

generally, to join, unite: of contracts, to conclude, to

contract enmity, etc.

-,

hurt together

:

:

or con-

Pass, to bathe together.

, [], or company.

—

bring together, esp. of unite their streams to throw together, colto lock, join closely their

a reckoning all join in causing it a collecting from friendly relations

a gathering together, an

convene an assembly.

to

lect

many

/-

premises.

assembly or meeting of persons

rivers, to

:

part,

inf.

throw or dash together

shields

reckon all togeto collect or con-

— a syllogism, inference

(')

,

2.

II.

—

way of syllogism. own property, to pay a collected from dif- bear a part in ;

('/)

6,

5,

to

II.

to infer by

:

ov,

ferent places.

clusion

-,— -, -^:

:

|;5,

conjectJire, to interpret,

,, f.

^,,

,

ment, convention, treaty.

to rule conjointly with.

an agreement, arrange-

, , . . , . €, . , -, -,

—

—

—

(09—(€.

S,6s, , ,

tending

to

oj/, and agreement, conciliatory.

, ov,

dental.

perf. inf.

Ion, for

[],

$ () €, €€5, ()

() 5, () of

(sub.

II.

omen.

aros,

coming together: acci05), , an augury,

,

() , ) -, - , , ) . €5, -, (, -, , -5, ) -, -, -, () &, -, ,,() -, , -, ,, 08, () pf. inf. pass,

of

rated upon.

of

pf.

,-,

aor. 2 inf. of

to extort by force at the

f.

same time.

—

Causal of f. Att. bring together, put together: metaph. to Pass, to come to terms with bring to terms, reconcile : II. to compare, contrast. III. to another. to

^ , ,

:

—

f.

pf

:

:

aor. 2

— :

, , ,

,

,

parable.

ther with,

ace. pers. to

c.

:

aloud or shout togeshout to, call on at

once.

aid or assistance. From to render joint aid, join in

", joint f.

giving aid.

ledgment for money

2. intercourse.

lent.

<, () , ()

to

to fall in with.

f.

a bringing together. II. (from Pass.) a coming together, meeting, joining : the 2. a meeting, in part that meets, the joining, end. hostile sense, an engaging, encountering. 3. a contribution, subscription

:

— plur.

at,

;

contribu-

dfinveiv

meal.

a thing

by,

Hence

,,

of

,

a sign or mark

a signal,

tokefi;

con-fire, signal.

2.

to infer

a beawere also the two

which two contracting parties broke between them and each preserved one part, Lat. tesserae hospitalitatis.

3. at

Athens,

was a ticket or cheque, Lat. tessera, which the dicasts had given them on entering the court, and on presenting vhich they received their fee also given on other occasions, as to persons who took part aho a permit or licence. in a common meal II.

,

tween two

:

,

:

also

denoted a covenant or treaty be-

mutual protection of commerce ; irpos to make a commercial

states for

treaty with a state.

advice

or

counsel

cotinsel, consultation.

.

(,

advice, counsel.

II.

a council.

Dep.

fut.

wish together with

to

:

(,

to will or

agree with.

an

cram

to

[],

f.

adviser, counsellor.

together.

aor. 2 inf. of

,,

fellow-disciple^

school-fellow, Lat. condiscipulus.

pf 2 rave or be :

aor. 2 pass,

:

, , . to

:

:

to

bear witness with or in acthing with another. And

testify to a

^. =

[],

€, , () $, , ,

f.

-, ,

Ion.

in

and defensive (whereas

to be

an

ally, be in

,5,

body of allies

,

,

Hence

war, an alliance offensive is a defensive al-

generally, aid, succour, help. the

From

fellow-witness.

alliance with: and so generally, to help, aid.

—

:

who has

grasp together.

to

f

-

mad along with or together.

f : aor. 2 learn along with one one learnt thoroughly, i. e. is used to a thing. to

also

:

II.

= ot

,

an auxiliary force.

for alliance; Oeoi of invoked at the making of an al— ol liance. II. TO the auxiliaries, allied forces. 2. a treaty of alliance. idos, pecul. fern, oi allied: the gods

pieces of a coin, etc.,

tallies,

(,

a taking

II.

Hence

for a contribution or com-

Med.

II.

absol. to cofisult together, deliberate.

liance):

, () $

mon

itself

inf to advise one to

a thing.

counsel with a person, Lat. constilere aliquem:

to take

Lat. de symbolis esse ; also the meal or enter-

tainment

c.

;

recommend

ace. rei, to

, -, 03,

common meal

tions to provide a

deliberative.

to advise, counsel, c. dat. pers.,

Lat. considere alicui

c.

cordance with, to

bargains or contracts, esp. in trade.

?),

",

f.

of or referring

a, ov,

,-05,

:

[]

a mark or sign to II. plur. conclude from, a token : a syjnptom. a contract, covenant or bond: acknow-

,

in

do

6,

to cry

f.

be advised.

,,

f.

,—

a companion. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of Ep. 2 sing. fut. pass, of verb. Adj. of comlives with,

to be delibe-

, , , . --

as

given.

inf.

to live with.

, , one who

-€,

advice given.

ov,

2. to

,

IV. to teach, instruct.

prove.

,

663

-,

—, -, -5, ) , ^. -, -, , -, -, (sub. TxoAts),

body of

,

with, to be

an

allied state.

Dep.

f.

ally ov,

:

II.

the

ally, auxiliary in

(,

:

—

war an :

pf. pass,

f.

fut.

2. to

fight along

fighting along with,

as Subst.,

,

an

assistant, helper, supporter.

of

sway jointly

to

to

generally, to take part with.

allied with, auxiliary

gether.

an

allies.

with.

to practise to

with or together.

stay together, keep to-

hold together, abide, continue.

—

—

664

-\(, ,—(, $)

-, -, -€,

Med. to receive a share thing iviib others thing jointly with others, c, dat. to go over or f. along with.

-\,

f.

-6€,— €€|

and

Pass, to change sides

Ep. and Ion. for

of a

:

-

:

into

harmony or unison

{,

,

away

join in changing

in

ov,

with, harmonious.

a joint division : at were divided or companies, two in each tribe

1200 wealthiest

Athens, the

to

-

:

-, ^. -, {, ) -, ) — {), (-5, )

share of a

give

f.

.

—

:

20

citizens

each company being in turn liable to discharge extraordinary expenses. ov, contributing or rated or take charge of along with : ol the confederate states of to take part Boeotia.

take part with.

. ) () , , -, -, ^ ^ , €5, , ) €, -, . , . $, -, $ -, -, -, -, -, ( $ . , $. '. «-, , 6. . {) , , - ', -, -, - $. , -, -, Dep.

) -€, . f.

manage

to

:

:

along with.

-€€, -^, (, f.

in or partake of

also Act.

:

-,^, (-, =

along with.

€5, <-6€, , — =

ov,

to

f.

{,

partaking in jointly. formed make commensurate with or

proportional to a thing:

Med. /o compute,

—

ascertain:

Pass, to he comto make an estimate of a thing mensurate, measured out along with; this day being measured with the :

Hence time of his absence. a measuring by a standard, admeasurement. From symmetry, due proportion. ov,

surate with

{,

measured or commen-

of like measure or

:

size with.

in

II.

2. redue proportion, symmetrical, fitting, meet. sembling, like: of like age with, keeping measure to be in III. Adv., with. in a manner better proportion : Comp,

[]

with or together.

f.

-,

bring about. Adv. confusedly,

Dep.

to take coun-

share in

to

to contrive toge-

From

all together with.

to feel

together,

II.

fellow feeling, sympathy. with or together, to sympa-

From with a person, sympathii^e in a thing. vaOeiv) of like feelings, sym«s, pathetic : sympathising with. thise

{,

,

poet, for

,

Adv. of f.

other

sympathetically.

to raise the

paean with an-

to shout out together.

:

,

to teach together

—

Pass, to be

educated with others.

play or sport with

to

absol. to play together

\,,,

c.

:

.•

ace. cognato,

=^

opos,

mixed up common.

close, tk

,{$)

,

f.

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

f$,

up

and Hps.

rivos to keep holiday with.

ther, to help to

—

toil with.

intrans. to be shut

:

f.

Dep.

or fashion alike

trans, to shut, close.

f.

[a],

f.

con-

to.

closed, of wounds; also of the eyelids

fitted.

sel

,

f.

f.

(^

-^,

form

to

f.

conformed

,

-€5,,

like-shaped,

Hence

to.

Pass, to be

From

{,

ov,

:

Hence

fern,

,=

-<5, , {') Dor. for

playmate, play, . Ep. and Ion. fellow : fem. opos, , = to mix or mingle one thing with pres f. aor. to beat, another, commingle, blend : metaph. to bring in conII. innexion with, unite : to communicate a thing to a per- strike, dash one thing against another. to he trans. to dash or beat against. II. Pass., with fut. med. son. neut. of q. v. commingled or blended: to be formed by combination: f. [y], to cram in along with. of rivers, to join, unite: to be brought in contactor Dep. to come in or come to hand III. intrans. in Act., to have dealcollision with.

-

blended, mingled, promiscuous fut. or

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

$,

,

ings or intercourse with or negotiate with : also come to blows. Hence

:

to converse with

:

to treat

-, , -, -, same

at the

<-£,,

II.

mingled, confounded.

Dep.

to

Hence

a joint ox fellow imitator. pf. Dep. remember, bear in mind along with.

<$,

commixture.

ecws,

{,

,

of

'^.

Med.

intercourse.

to set beside

with another:

to set beside or with. f,

to invite at the

gether

:

at the

same

follow

upon or exhort

to call

same

time.

II. /o

to-

ask for

time.

a mixing together,

II.

to exhort together: to join in

recommending or approving. f.

to join in imitating.

b,

aor. 1 inf.

f.

f.

commingled, promiscuous.

come in to assist. to run along with.

II. to

time.

, -, - -, ,

engage, encounter,

, -, -, ) , {) -, $, ,

2. to

close, stick to.

,

Med. f.

to

join in exciting.

to

follow along witb^

-^. -, -,

—

:

-, --,

—

-, -, -, -, -, () , -, ,

;

--€,

-,

or

gether.

,

f.

nod

to

mix

to

f.

f.

together.

-,

—

Dep.

to escort

f.

and Med., with

Pass,

besides.

(-,

about along with others viding/or.

:

beside

-.

five together, byffves. along with or at the time, to join in finishing : to secure or conclude

€€ (, -, ,

who

:

—

in Logic,

conclusion to

it is

so and so.

is

join fully in a thing with.

<-€, , —

to destroy with, help to destroy.

f.

to lead about along with or lead about with oneself.

-, -, -€, , Med.

:

<-•€€,

to

inf. -levai,

Pass, to be set

f.

array with others, be drawn up in battle order prehend together with : others. along with. f. to watch alongside of or f.

,

to feed or

nurture along

with.

— <-€€, (-^, ,

with

along with. along with. sum) to be present

Pass, to rush forth or

:

f.

to sit beside or

inf. -irapeTvai,

-€,

along with:

carry forth aloftg

to

f.

{(

to be present together or at the

-napiivai,

inf.

(cf/xt

ibo) to

-€•€, -€-(€ -, at the

same time

go on

to

:

-€, (-, , <-, — p{.

same time. go along

:

Dep.:

to

-€€, €€,

to

aor. 2 act.

:

go

{( ibo) to go about along

to embrace or comcomprehend in a treaty with

go

to

to

and fro,

, . carry about with.

to

or slip

II.

-€ - - — - . -—

one

:

to

go along

with, accompany.

to offer or present

Dep.

toy

along with.

fut.

:

:

to

stand beside so as

Pass.jWithpf.

2. to

:

make

-^,

2 zci.

(-, -,

of

fut.

:

frame, construct.

to

put together,

solid, congeal.

to be

f.

pf.

whole together.

sum

-,

Att.

II.

a body : in sing, the the whole together, also as Adv., al-

-(,

f. to feel or be affected along have a fellow-feeling, sympathise with. f. to strike along with or together. f. to tread together, tread clothes washing. 2, *o trample underfoot. :

to

<-«,

in

,

to press or

hard:

[tj, f.

—

squeeze together, to

aor. 2

:

•

Pass, to be squeezed up. inf.

drink with or together, join in a drinking-

to

f.

concurrere

:

of the matter together, on the whole, in general. :

2.

bout with.

to assist.

vuw, to provoke together with.

and

all together, all at once, all in

with

—

:

f.

the

:

4,

closely, squeeze

closely.

Ep.

II.

compounded.

congeal or become frozen together. Hence ov, joined together,framed, constructed.

to follow together with, to

f.

accompany

act.

help in

to

pf.

to place together by the side of:

Pass, and Med., with aor. 2

to

to digest entirely.

:

pf. pass,

grasp

along with.

:

2. to

Att.

cooking

to

Dep.

f.

Pass.

have intercourse or associate with to accommodate or adapt oneself to.

revolve with.

-, -, - - , -, -€, -( -, , -, - -, ^ , -, -,, ( -, , along with.

into

travel

round about with

to be carried

and

together.

fut.

to-

about with.

together.

f.

concluded, the

Med.

II.

with.

in

-, -, -, -,

to finish

f.

gether

one

mourn for or bewail mourn together with.

trans, to

II. intr. to

f.

to

stands by to aid, a joint helper or assista/it. Att.

2. to

(-,{, ,

firmly

stand by one so as

ov, o,

iretpa) acquainted with a thing. send or despatch along with or help in conducting. to

f.

same

to perish

to get

to

(,

ov,

along with others.

ready or bring to join in preparing or pro-

,

f.

-,

—

-, , -, , -€€, ) time.

together.

swim

From

help or support.

,

to

f.

along with others. to destroy along

pf. 2

,

f.

to

-, ,

•-€8,

assent, incline both

, -\,

f.

along with or

,,

f.

same

in to-

ways, of ambiguous oracles.

with

665

a fellow-countryman, bind together, bind hand and f. xpw, to bend oneself along with. foot ; metaph. of frost, to benumb, cramp. to take along with. f. to persuade along with or together, f. Pass, to be persuaded at the to stay along with or among, c. dat. to join in persuading

f. to conduct alongside toof ships, to convoy along shore.

(-, -,-,

gether

:

blows.

:

—

to

aor.

:

to fall together,

meet in

battle, to

2

:

pf.

meet violently, Lat. encounter, come to

2. generally, to fall in with,

meet with.

3.

of accidents, to fall or light i^pon, happen to. 4. absol. to happen or fall out at the same time, con-

cur.

fell out,

5. inipers.

came

it

to pass.

in accordance with

:

II. to

happened,

coincide, agree or be

agree exactly.

absol. to

III.

to fall together, fall in, collapse, Lat. concidere;

a ir&me fallen

away

poet, for

together.

II.

to agree.

by sickness.

to fall together,

dash

€. ,, -,/, ) . -, -^ -, €€ . , , -, - - -, -, ——

— ;

—

666

(',

Dep.

of

aor. 2 pass. inf.

wandering or roam-

aor. I part, of

—

[]

f.

to

mould

(-, ~€5, ,

^

metaph.

aor.

:

I

:

II.

-, -^ £

f.

aor. I

:

avvenXe^a

:

From

—

Pass., aor. 2 to

twine or

plait together: also to twist, force together.

II.

[]:

pf.

:

a drinking together.

,

the president

of a drinking-party, toastmaster, Lat. magister bendi.

,

of a ship, to be enta?igled with her opponent metaph. to be entangled in ; a maze of footsteps.

companion.

' €'-

-, :

-^,

f.

-'•5,

, -, -, , () abas, fem. Adj.

or dashing together.

,

),

^vy€s

II.

striking (sc.

clashing or jostling rocks, the Kvaveai

at, the

- :• Hence

,

,

of or suited for a drinking-party, convivial: as Subst.,

() €$. , ()

with or together.

a fellow-drinker, boon-

ov, 0,

sistant

-,

Ion.

Att. :

—

to

,

opos, , a helper, asFrom a fellow-wnyfarer.

-

;

aor. I

or

—

swim along a jolly fellow.

to sail, float,

bi-

a drinking-party, enter-

tainmetit, Lat. convivium.

:

to help to de-

like

f.

Pass, to be twined together, plaited: of persons wrestling, to be locked together, to be engaged in a close

struggle

aor. i pass.

or journey together.

molish or lay waste.

,

to clap together.

twined together, interlaced.

ov,

:

, -5,() (, ) , () , () , , go

to

:

{., to help in procuring or providing.

to fabricate together. f.

Dep.

:

or fashion together, 70/775 out of clay.

join in villany, play the

med.

fut.

ing about together.

[],

to

knave together.

Ion.

fut.

do with another,

:

help in

to

2. to be in the interest which were supposed to close on all who sailed doing: to act with, assist. II. Med. of another, side with another. between them also to help in exacting a debt. by beating or Adv. es, beseeming, befitting. dashing together. ov, 0, a fellow-ambassador. From [], to multiply together. :

,

) -, -€'•5,

'-€\•8,

(,

to be

to help to fill, sxuell, increase.

a fellow-ambassador, be assoMed. to join in sending :

. -, . --, , -, -, . -, -, , -, -, -, 5, . ) -, -, . , -6, () (€, - -, -, (-5 -, , -', , -, . f.

of ships, to

man

to help to fill, fill completely:

an

with a full complement.

,

an intertwining.

(, () () $, 7\s,

ciated with on an etnbassy

II.

a close struggle.

-€5, -'€€, ,, ($,

sailing with one on board ship:

—

a joint-ambassador. a fellow-presbyter or elder.

opos, 0, Ion. for

entwined, interwoven. ov, ov contr. -irXovs, ovv

Ion. for

:

:

—

etnbassy.

aor. 2 inf.

as Subst.,

of

(^no pres.

in use), to buy together, buy up. metaph. a partner or comrade in a thing. aor. I pass. f. med. Ep. and Ion. for in promotzealously join to Dep. f. to blow or breathe togeabsol. to share ing, to have equal zeal for a thing II. metaph. to agree with, Lat. conspirare ther. to blow with, i.e. be carried one's eagerness. to help in furnishing with f. along with, sudden blasts. means. to throttle : to choke up. [], f.

, a shipmate

:

-^,

:

:

:

:

-|6€,

f.

:

metaph.

gether

:

to

to take to

jointly.

,

f.

;

feed

to-

From

herd together. f.

member of

to

the

same

f.

part in a

war

with.

join in besieging, besiege

,

to :

be a fellcw-citizen, be a

so also in

aor.

I

Med.

From

f.

,,a

,

, f.

or relieve in work.

to

fellow^citizen, Lat. concivis.

accompany work with or

to

in

a procession.

together, to help,

pass. part. neut. of

,

anything that has

(, $) Dep.

to

f.

[],

fold together, fold up and

befallen one, a chance, mischance, calamity. compressed. ov,

ones fellow-citizens.

ol

to

lay by.

aros,

state

in

folded together, fitted together.

ov,

doing.

Pass,

to escort together, join

escorting.

to entangle, involve.

to help in

,

f.

to tie the feet together,

, (, , {.,

bind hand and foot

-0€,

,

Att.

f.

-€,,

along with. burn up or consume along

to ascertain

with or together.

aor. 2 inf. of

see

-^. . 3•

Hence

Adv. profitably, with expediency.

—

—

v€ps—

<€$,

17»

united, banded.

-<,

)

-rjVfiKa

:

^^ ^^

2

brought together,

bring together, gather, collect

match together.

2. to

Ion.

pf.

:

3. to

:

:

,,

(cf.

to contri-

bear along to bear

with or jointly, help to bear; evils ivith others hence to bear with, excuse. :

II.

^, ,

be usefid or profitable, conduce to one's advantage. 2. impers. it is of use, profitable j expedient. ov, use3. part, intr. to

,

ful, expedient: neut.

ovtos, to, that which

is

advantage, expediency. 4. to agree with: come to terms with, give way to. 5. of events, to happen, take place, turn out. III.

tiseful, afi

to assist

Pass,

:

to

med.

fut.

;

pf.

come

aor. I pass. :

to

together, meet : in hostile sense, to meet in battle, engage, Lat. congredi. 2. to agree together, agree with, allow, assetit to : to bear with. 3. generally, to be acquainted, versed in. 4. of events, to happen, turn out: also impers., it happetis, falls out; no good caine of it to them. f. to flee along with : to be banished or be in exile along with. to assent, say yes to, approve fully : to agree with, c, inf. to agree that f. Dep. to accord with. to destroy along with or entirely. [], to perish along with: so in aor. 2

-,^ -, -, ., -5,

-^,

-,

:

<-(,

.

.

.

pass,

sounding together.

ov,

-, ,-, -€,

to love mutually, join in loving.

f.

f.

to be

emulous along with

:

to take zealous interest in.

to join in philosophic study.

f.

, ,, -(,

5, 5,

f.

Dep. to join in emu-

lous efforts,

to

f.

to be

to a place together

-«

,

f

II.

fut.

to ashes.

—

Pass.

{) {) to kill

an

go regularly together. Hence to

commonlj the

latter,

a

6,

:

Lacedaemonian

officer,

<-€, , 5, 05, {^) {)

a kind of aide-de-catnp. f

to

«us,

,

,

bring together, gather, heap up. a bringing together. brought together,

$, () 17,

promiscuous.

ov,

happening with, accom-

giving good counsel

f aor. I Ep. 3 sing, pf pass, Dep. (0 take counsel with : to debate, consider,

:

as

:

:

:

-

trive together.

Att.

pack

to press or

an enclosed

-5, ,{, f

ther

f.

:

£;

:

aor.

closely together.

:

co?i-

i

:

to force into

II.

space.

have a joint care for. keeping ward toge-

to

ov,

;

keeps watch xvith me,

the chamber that I lie without sleeping.

)

in which

e.

, (-) . -, i.

{,

, of one mind, agreefavouring, propitious. abos, 0, , a fellow-exile. aor. 2 pass. part, of ovos, 6,

ing, brotherly

{,)

:

growing

es,

tached

to,

-, -65,

guard.

$, , a fellow-watchman, warder, or

[£!]

together.

, -

,

f

keep guard along with or guard together. of or from the same tribe, Lat. to

2. c. ace. to

,,

-5,

contribulis

:

together, at-

congenital.

)

generally, a countryman.

:

ov,

{,

of the same

tribe or

his congeners.

oi

ov,

-:

kneaded or mixed together: metaph.

From

confounded, confused.

— to knead or

[]: pf pass, 7nix together, to blend, combine: metaph.

-, , -, ,

confound,

/o

confuse.

, ()$ -, f

to

blow together, make up, Lat. to agree exactly, harmonise. plant in together: metaph. to

metaph.

II.

f

to

co?itrive or concoct with.

genital, innate, i?iborn

, -€, ,

age

;

Is

f

:

together.

aor. 2

, 5,

a but also

Sup.

From

Subst. a counsellor.

grow

along with or together. a bringing toge-

mischance, misfortune, disaster, calamity good luck, a piece of good fortune.

€$,

And

event, circumstance, chance, either in

or bad sense, but

, ,

ovos,

suit-

to be

:

;

ov,

:

to go to school a going to school together. 6, a schoolfellow.

-, ,

Ion. ther.

:

:

,

<-€, ,

good

onfire together, burn frighten along with

afraid at the same time. Ion.

Adv. profitably

:

^ -.

Hence

Comp.

:

confiare.

to set

f.

expedient

race

-€, -€€, ,

useful, profitable, expedient

II.

^^ -, -, -, :

Ion.

$ ( -, -, - ^, -, )

667

panying.

able, proper, convenient.

aor.

:

aor. to

:

bute.

f.

((()

^^>

. , —

—

:

together, to

,

aor.

i

II. Pass.,

with

aor. 2 pass. part,

grow

into one.

f.

or unisoji.

II.

:,

planted together with, conone's natural according to one's nattire. ;

to

:

act.

—

pf

to

make

—

to

to

grow

agree in sound, be in harmony

generally, to agree with, to

make

an agreement or engagement with. Hence , an agreeing in sound, agreement. an agreeing in sound, , harmony. II. symphony or unison of voices or

-8,

{$)

instruments in concord.

monious

ov,

{,

as Subst.

-, :

)

agreeing in sound, hara musician. II. metaph. in

unison or concert with, friendly. f to touch one another.

,

—

.

-, )-$,

668

<-, -: inf.

f.

aor.

I

'.—

(rvvaCrios.

to

to set tofight^

)

vyev yos to contract a

|,

old Att.

,

'

-

;

€€(

done, with, by means of;

yaiav

a uniter. {ovvayw) a bringing together, a ga-

,

a levy-

among

2.

,

'-,

Att. Dep. ^ f contend along with, to share or take part in a contest : to help in a contest. Hence , one who contends along with, a fellow-combatant : generally, an assistant. ov, one that has a brother or sister. f. to join in doing wrong or injury. f. Ion. to sing with or together, to accompany in a song. 2. generally, to accord with, agree with. II. c. ace. to sing of

^ -^, -€5, ,

as Adv., together, at once, jointly. 2. bemoreover, furthermore, too. in Compos., with, along with, together, at the

same

time.

- -

a

II.

together, contracting.

to

sides,

-

IV. to ga-

Hence

a place of meeting or assembling : the Jews after the captivity, a synagogue.

drawing

he covered earth and sea with

clouds.

me-

draw

thering, uniting, collecting; avvayoiyrj

ing war.

;

is

2. III. to

crwyyiV%, cws, 6, one who brings together,

along with, in company with, together with. i. wi^h coUat. notion of help, 06cD with God's help, (the God being conceived as statiding with or by one) ilvax to be with another, on his side. 3. furnished with, endued with; with arms. 4. in connexion, conjtinction with ; rois v6• with advantage to you in accordance with the laws. 5. more rarely of the instrument or means with or by which a thing

5

marriage.

ther from premises, collect, infer.

—

also intr.

:

together, straiten, narrow, contract.

of one mind, unanimous. Prep, with dat., Lat. cum:

ov,

the other

bring together, unite, combine

II. /o

taph. to bring together, reconcile.

to vote with,

ov^ voting with another.

<-5, {, 5T'N

match one against

engage.

to

,

Med.

11.

;:

—

scrape together, to wipe out, sweep away, as a torrent. Att. to reclion together ^ count f. up, compute.

—

:;

,

'-€

-((

:

-

:

:

—

-, . -, , . -, ^ -, -^, ,(, ) ~; -, -; \, -5, (, ) . — ^, '^'^ . ! <-€5, -€, ^, ^^. - -, , - -, ^^,

things,

With

^-

a

transit.

in

e. g.

it may mean two may mean to hill

Verb

one person as well as others, or to join with others in hilling. 2. of the completion of an action, quite, thoroughly, completely. 3. with numerals it has a separate force,

two and two

together,

,,,

changes into

by

or celebrate together.

aor. i -ijiipa, poet,

to yoke together:

II. before before 7, into £, before into

;

ace. of


,

,

,

before

,

Dor. for f.

,

aor. 2 of

Ep.

Ep. 3 pi. —to gather persons together, assemble or collect them Med. and Pass, to gather themselves together or be gathered together, to cof7ie together, assemble Ep. aor. 2 pass, part., those assembled. II. to collect things and in Med. to collect for oneself. III. eavrov to collect oneself: Pass, to recover one's strength, rally. i

-,

;

:

, ^-, , {, -, -£> f,

bring together, aynos) —

to

to collect.

:

:

to

breah

to-

speak with another, ^om in advising or recommending : to agree to, concur in. II. to speak with or in behalf of a person, support, advo-

-€, (, <€5, ^rv-y, — .',

to

cate his cause.

aypa)

Ep. aor.

f.

-of a;

;

to

aor. I

:

wayoa•.

aor. 2

praising or approving II. to agree or come to terms with a person. agree to a thing, grant it at once. defect. Dep. to take hold of together, to gather up : Ep. 3 sing. impf.

. ( )^

to

(-, ^,

fut.

:

vvya

;

awtXcD:

fut. 2

aor. 2

:

<-

^

:

dne: metaph. to cut short, make an end poet,

later

", \(

j>{.

p^s,s.

:

^

take up together

;

of, destroy.

(q. v.), to raise,

Koyov

to

cast

lift,

or

up ac-

II. Med. to take part in a thing, c. gen, III. bear or support, undertake jointly Pass, to be joined, knitted together. to perceive or feel f.

counts.

rei

:

to help

ov,

-, )

also a, ov,

(,

—

.

being the sharing in

5,

joint cause of a thing, helping towards to lead or bring together, to gather together, as- the guilt, accessory to : as Subst., Hmble : ouvayuv accomplice, rivos in a thing. to join battle also Att.

—

(cf. to grasp part. Ep. 2. to bring into or seize together, seize at once. small compass, comprise, comprehend; hence, I say briefly. W. to help to conquer or siib-

together.

vyayov

.

,

to join in

f.

--, (. -,,

join in the chase. of

2 pass. part,

, ,—

ovos,

ey

yayea.

f. aor. I gether, break in pieces, shiver.

<-€, {.,

gather together, assemble. pressing violently

$,

aor. I

:

to

ov, of common blood, kindred ; veiKos strife between kinsmen; Zcvs as Subst. Jove the protector of kin: , , a kinsman or kinswoman, a brother or sister.

a fellow-messenger

-aytpa;

f

Adv.

together.

aor. 2 act. inf. of

yfipa: Pass., aor.

contend along with, share or

to

f.

take part in a contest.

into

$. 6,

II.

oneself.

poet, for

, ^ ,

twos.

form oi

Mea.toyoke together for

:

,,

an

——

—

:

along with.

to fight

f.

-, -, -, , to

blossom

to live dissolutely together.

-, , -, -,

closely

an argutnent, understand. to throw a Javelin together or

to follow

:

f.

same

at the

time.

to hear along with or at hear one another. veib. Adj. of one must bring

«,

the

same

f.

time.

2. to

-^,

05, , ()

together.

-^,,, -€,

II. to

:

tc cry out together.

to

extort by force.

-, -€, , -, -. -, -, -, -, -. -, -, -, , ,

f.

carry up along with

to

:

—

Pass, to

to sea together.

give up along with or together. to take away or destroy along with or together. II. to give the same answer. Pass, to recline together at table. to

f.

Pass, to lie

recline

along with

at table,

down along

with, to

[t]

to spend or waste along help by furnishing money. f. to mix up with at the

f.

able to bring together

6v,

m

power of accumulation

TO

time, c. inf.

time.

follow along with or go

to

f.

same

-,

flourish together.

669

compel or constrain at the Pass, to be compelled at the same

f.

Pass, to be held in suspense with.

f.

, —

f.

a fellow-prisoner.

ov,

;:

:

—

-,, -5,,

(-€,,

. -, -, -,

—

:

:

oratory.

with.

II. to

-, —

same time Med. and Pass, to associate with. share in suffering or grieving Pass, to take rest together, to reII. to feel with, sympathise in : absol. to fresh oneself or receive comfort together with. for. share in sorrow. f. to Join in persuading. f.

to

f.

-, -,

— ai

aloud with.

to cry

6vos,

, joint pain

—

or grief

.

in plur.

avvaXyovoai, partners in grief. ipw, to

f.

help to anoint.

•-|, -^,

smear

)

, (,

, () f.

f.

aor.

:

I

together, collect, assemble:

=

Ion.

—

come

Pass, to

gather

together,

meet.

-^

'^

,

an interchange; interchange of words absol, a making reconciliation ; pi. a treaty

£;/, :

, - -

up of

to

strife,

of peace.

•)

co77imerce, intercourse.

2.

vention, interference, interposition

II.

;

by the intervention of disease.

, , (/)

result.

-

inter-

contingency,

2.

-€, -,

send up together.

Att.

f.

f.

,

-, , -, -, -, -, f.

-€, -,

to turn

back together:

—

melt with or together.

to

-€, f.

f.

Dep.

[
and Med.

to

run up along with. up along with.

to set

to cry out together.

knead or mix up together

have constant intercourse with,

to

mutual

Dep.

to

Pass., aor.

I

aor. I

:

pf.

:

:

—

:

to

interchange with:

intr. to deal,

associate,

to

to exchange. 2. have intercourse with. II. association or union with : to reconcile

Med.

—

:

come to terms make peace.

poet,

to thresh

:

f.

-

with or together

-£,|, ,

:

aor.

:

to

and make a

-,

-, meet face

:

semble.

happen

to

face

f.

:

Dep.

,

fut.

:

to

:

aor.

I

pass,

--

contend together. ;

cover up entirely,

inf.

wrap

closely

:

me-

taph. to shroud.

=

-€5, , ,

sing,

and

both together

used both

in

go up along with

central Asia

:

aor. I

:

to

generally, to meet together, as-

meet with.

III.

of things,

to

,

=

[],

-€,

to encounter.

3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of Dep. to lay hold of along with

part with, help.

drain along with or together him in bearing all his sufferings, Lat. una exhaurire labores. Dep., used only in pres. and impf., = to come to meet, fall in with : also to engage f.

to

to Join

in battle.

f.

to

:

plur.

f.

pf.

help

2. to

a meeting. 3 dual Ep. impf. of

to take

aor. 2

:

rise toge-

Hence

f.

med.

to race or

:

:

II. to

to one.

to pieces,

together.

-«

Ion.

Pass,

smash.

Adv. for

up or

with act. aor. 2 to rise at once or together. in setting up again or restoring. Pass.,

II.

I

dash

fnake to stand

to

ther.

bring into

—

to be reconciled with,

league or alliance with :

:

to

cough up together.

- - - -8, . , -, , -. -, -, - -, , -( $ -, . -, , -, - - -, ,

—

f.

:

—

associate constantly with.

agreement, covenant, contract. Att.

Pass.

along with or among. f.

Pass,

Join in exacting

to throw up together. king with another.

to ride as

to live

to

,

payment.

to

:

:

to

to entwine together.

f.

daub over

together,

, , -, ,

f.

:

aor. 3

or together, esp. oi going

from the coast.

:

up

into

[],

come

f.

to

to approve, allow.

to

an end together with.

join in thinking fit

:

generally,

—

:

—

670

avvaoibos

-05, , —

-,

ovvcvhus.

<-5, .

.

—

—

:

. ,

IV. Med. to reach, attain to : to take at hand. part with, contribute towards. aor. 1 inf. of to join together. II. intr. in pf.

', '-,

^ '-, . -, ^ -, . ) , . ') -, -, ) '-, -, ) -, --, ( $ ,-6, ,

Dor. for avvqopos. lead away with f. fai, to led away together with or besides.

, , $,

—

be

Pass,

gether.

whole together.

(«/

truv-airet^i, inf. -airiivai,

go away

ibo) to

w-€p5o,f.o/«X, Dep. to help infinishitig.

-,

f.

—

to

:

am

I

content also,

2

worn out :

—

of

own ruin

friends in one's

-, -, to perish

—

:

—

to

Pass.,

with

--

pf. 2

along with or together. f. Dep. to join or help in

defending.

—Pass,

to fade

to

away

,

-, -,

make

together

or wither together.

swerve away from a blow

to

-., ,-, -€, -€€, , -, ', , , -, — f.

away

to wither

to-

-

send away together. to break off together. f. to send off ox despatch together with. to

to help to strip

f.

or cheat,

",

ther, fastened, tied f.

:

],

From

contimious.

:

to tie or

:

to meet

to declare together.

carry off along with or together. also 6s, joined togeverb.

to

aor.

i

(

join together, unite

to frame, concert a plan

upon him.

;

II. to

encounter, bring into action battle.

Pass., pf.

;

2. in ;

--

the eyes

;

;

make

tofasten persons engage or to

;

() lie

next to

III. intrans., :

to be joined to.

3.

II. intr.

to

toframe accurately together.

f.

,,

\($

—

one who joins toa remodeller of 2. state.

or

fut.

to

and

carry off or carried off.

-,

aor.

I

3.

:

away with one

:

aor.

—

to enter

:

—

Med. holdfast together : of a wrestler, to seize and hold metaph. to seize with the mind, catch at. f.

aor.

:

I

:

to

hang up

—

Pass. fasten on along with, knit together : to be closely engaged or entangled with. crw f. £, to rule jointly with : to be a colleague in office ; a colleague. a joint-helper. to join in impiety. f. f. to practise together, join in prac-

with

:

to

-, -05, , •-€€, ,

-, ,

tising.

f.

f.

{, {,

Att.

hold the shields together

-,

'-', ,

be comrades

;

6,

:

to be

unwise or

to keep the shields

locked close together. fut.

(sub.

I

Pass, to be seized

2. to

join foolish along with.

form an alliance by of lands, to border on, 2. of Time, to be nigb

to

;

marriage.

join together, tmite.

put together, compact, construct. agree together, fit, suit.

to

gether;

the

adapt mor-

-, ,{) )$ 2. to

Pass.,

:

tofit together,

to

;

tals to recklessness.

tvith.

to close

, -, -, . ,

eyelids

;

;

—

join exactly;

close,

friendly sense, to join, attach oneself

person es Koyovs into conversation with a person so etc. also Koyoiai or ds to a

:

-, , ) , $) ( € , -, -, '$

to join lips, to kiss

evil

:

to close

;

Dor.

f.

:

pf.

:

one fast.

join in robbing.

Med.

aor. I

breakfasting

Att. for

gether.

f.

to take break-

do feats of bravery together.

to

Att.

destroy tvith or tovs (piXovs to involve one's :

number.

like or eqt/al

f.

to receivefrotn an-

to shine forth together.

together;

in

:

fast or luncheon with.

together.

other with or together: to take or receive in common. f.

linked together

f.

along with or together.

fut.

of

count along with. included in a

to

II.

as colonists together.

f.

<-5, ,

c. inf.

pf. 2

[],

fiumber.

go

to be tired or to kill

to please or satisfy toge-

:

impers., like Lat. placet,

f.

aor.

:

to die together with. to

f.

II.

accordance with.

-

f.

Pass, to be

join in reprobating or

to

aor. 2 inf. of

:

to

—

-€, -<€, (-, , (, ,, {, -, {, -6, -5, , ,{, 3 sing.

disapproving.

f.

but,

aor. 2

run away or escape along with. f.

pieces

ther.

[a]

f.

to

dash together : to dashed in K€
pieces, crush, destroy

go away along with

to

disembark aloTig with.

--([, , \'€, , , :

^,

f.

dash in ;

well fitted, suit well to-

broken.

Ion. for

:

-,

Att.

to-

gether.

or together

to be

Att.

all together, the

like

truv-airds,

:

:

{, $) — :

to

generally, to fight together, to be his messmate.

a fellow-soldier, comrade. indignation at a thing.

to feel joint

-,

-, -,

, , ,

be unlucky with or together, luck.

ill

vv-aav,{.l•,todryg7neup:

,

f.

cert

,

Vzss.towither away.

speak together: to agree, con-

to

to

f.

accompany on

-,

of Olympus' pieces in co/iceri. agreement, fellowship.

:

Dep.

Hence

the flute.

-5, -8, .

any concert,

aor.

:

I

-, --, )-, :

—

f.

to live

:

agreeing with, in harmony with. ov, dwelling together or with; associated with madness, i. e. mad. and f. to increase, enlarge, augment with or together : Pass, to increase or grow with, grow larger together.

-, —

-|,

<-(,

,

-, -,

,

-, -9, -, -

to take

away

together

:

— Med.

to assist in rescuing. to

into a revolt.

make

revolt

to

with

II. Pass.,

to fall off or revolt aor. I inf. of

pf.

aor.

act. aor. 2

along with.

med.

Att.

pass,

i

:

-|, ,-, '$

Dep.

or grieved along with or together, to

--

to be

:

mourn

troubled

along with or togeshare a marriage /eas/

to feast

f.

ther;

Hence

with one.

-, -,

opos, 6, a compafiion at fable, messmale.

-, -, -, , -€5, (5, -, , -, -€]: to bite

holdfast between the

champ

together,

teeth.

f.

-,

f.

or

to

to

eat iogether.

,

a companion ai

table,

:

as

Lat,

conviva.

to bribe in

f.

-,

med. beg along with,

Dep.

:

to

-€5,,

irreg. plur.

to bribe all

-€€77to Join in begging. that which aor. i pass.

^, :—

binds together, a band, bond : a cramp. 2. in Surgery, a ligament. 3. in Grammar, a conjunction:

a particle.

ov, 6,

and foot,

Lat. constrictus. Tov, TO, a band, bond.

-(, -,

to

reconcile:

to

—

to continue with to

f.

bring

to

throughout.

remembrance

along with.

to join in

f.

to the

carrying on a

war

end or throitghout. Att.

or effect together

carry through

to

f.

Med.

:

to negotiate with.

f.

to

examine along

with.

-6€,

with or together.

f.

-€€,

f.

out or to the end. f

.

[]

,

;

preserving.

f.

endure hardship

to

to continue

-, ,

($ '-, -, together

,

to help in

f.

to

with through-

'-

to help in arranging. pass one's time with or

esp. with a master, oi

the disciples of Socrates.

of things,

II.

occupy oneself with. f.

with.

II. to

-€, —

to caiTy through or over bear throughout along with or toge-

-, -€5, , -, -€6, .

ther

:

f.

-,

to destroy with or toge-

Pass, to perish along with.

,

to

guard along

with or to-

in detail

managing.

((

ibo) to

along with.

-,

f.

a judge.

,-^, to

, ,,{$) (, ) $,

to help to

f.

together,

.

go through

spend the day with.

Ion. for

-,

to

hand

to take in

f.

assist in

aor.

of

l

judge

:

act as assessor

,

a fellow-die ast or juryman. to defend one accjxsed, to be the defendant's advocate : generally, to speak for a fellow-prisoner. or in support ©/"anything. bound together, bound band ov, helping one in a trial or

<-68, ()

0-€5, ov,

-^,

inf.

a lump,

together.

fut.

[y], to help

gether.

{,

:

in order together. co-mate of Mercury.

17^0;, to set

f,

a cofnmon meal or banquei. ov, hiinvov) dining iogether

Subst.,

-

ther, to help in sustaining.

weep with or togeiher. difie or sup with : to dine or

[],

{,

:

pay.

to help to

f.

to

f.

Dep.

:

a joint arbitrator. to meet danger along with,

f.

Med.

with.

together ivith another.

to kill

f.

draw

together,

'^.

fut.

:

6,

f.

, -, --, -, , f.

intrans.

with or together.

-, -€, , €-€€, , -, , -€, -, - -[, ,

ov, {cvv, avXos) playirig the flute togeconcord or union with, harmotiious metaph,

{, \)

and

:

over together, Lat. trajicio. II. to accuse along with or together : Pass, to be so accused. f. to decide along with, join in decreeing. to cross

,

in

:

or cross over together.

to convey over together

incur danger jointly.

pass,

dwell together, take up one's

abode with. ther

go through

to

f.

med.

f.

to lodge,

:

2.

'-,

-, - -€, ,

a playing on the fltite together, a conto sob one

;

671

-(TVvbLKOS,

f.

to share a person's

fess, allow.

€ -,

—

——

II. as

Subst.,

a~whX.Kk
^- -8,

f. to bind together ; bind him hand and foot : to bind up a wound.

lawsuit

:

{.

as Subst.,

6,

^-

an advocate,

esp. at

Athens, the defendant's advocate, opp. to the prosecutor's generally, an advocate, supporter, :

backer.

2. at

Athens

after the thirty

Tyrants,

:

:

672

avvhioiKiiu

—

—

:

€.

:

:::

—

in N.T, were the syndics ox judges appointed to determine sembled in council, a council-board, council the Sanhedrim. II. belonging to, befitting in com2. a council-chamber, senate-house, on confiscations. jointly. Lat. curia. mon : Adv. sitting together or with, to administer or arrange togeov, f, II. as Subst., assembled in council. , ther. to see through or examine one who sits with others in council, a councillor, f.

hiKOi

}5, -, , -, -, -, -, {.- -,

(-,

{, ()

€$,

(. ^. -6, -€€,

. ^^. . , . , -, € -, , . . -, , , -^, , -, ./, , -5, -, senator.

-€6,

together.

play at quoits with.

to

chase away along as law-term, to join in a prosecution. or

-, - -,

with.

II.

((}^,

seem alike to imseveral : to seem good to another also : we are all agreed pers. like Lat. placet, the neut. part, is also used absol., since it seems good to all of you, since you all irarpi since it seemed good to the agree;

and

f.

to

—

father also.

agree in opinion.

to

—

examine along with.

to test or

f.

f

II. to

<€5, ,

glorify or extol jointly.

aor. I part. neut. of

-,

,

,,

*<-€,

serving with: as Subst.,

-€,

in aor. 2

-€

*€.

;

conscience.

do along with or together,

[a], to

f.

to assist in shed-

help or concur in doing; ding blood.

, -,,'/5. -, , (, -, {, €)\/($. <-3, , (, ) -5, $, , () -, , , {, ) •-€, , -€, , ,

) of

fern,

=

;

ai

running together

-.

this sense, the pres. in use pf.

:

plqpf•

fut.

is

Ion. 2 plur.

=

meeting;

a

sa7ne as another

am

II.

wise

;

conscious to myself of

€€€5, -€€, {.

unlucky along with or

to be

f.

twelve,

every

ol,

pf.

aor. 2 of

aor. 2 of

.

Adv. quite near, - (yfpcv, to

close to,

— (&, €€, , {(8) dead with another

, ^,

of

:

:

oi

•-6,

hard upon.

council.

{€$)

=

esp. to raise

together in council, the

members of a

or throng together

—Pass,

by

— of

crowded

to be

of of

i

of

live

with

:

^

of

sum) to

to be

;

to

be with, be

!

;

be acquainted

engaged

in busi-

of persons, to have intercourse, associate, of a woman, to live with her husband

2.

generally, to associate with, have to do with, take part

-€, {, €

with, follow

a sitting together, of grea sitting in council, a

of

crowd

;

with cares ness.

council.

,

f.

I

€€(8

together,

joined or jmited with, be conversant with

Pass, to rise together.

to sit

f.

to

-,'. {, ( '/ pf.

awaken together:

twenty

pf. part,

aor.

for

aor. 2 of

garious

,

pf.

consultation

confidence, be privy to bis

or pressed together.

by twelves or

dozens.

sit in

s

persons, to bindfirmly together

together, to be in like misfortune.

aor. 2

-

knowing naught

twenties, Lat. viceni.

two together, two and

ol,

the

the

conscious to myself of not being in the least

also to be in a person plans or opinions. two together, paired, Ep.

two, by pairs, Lat. bini.

from

;

know

or in the dat.,

am

wedded.

f.

•

2. c. dat. pers. to

wedlock.

to couple, pair, unite in

€«, -€8. -6€,

:

)'

:

Hence running along with, following close. Adv. close upon the track. to join two together, f.

Dor.

Att.

share in the knowledge, be cognisant of a thing, privy to it part. oweiSujs an accomplice :

running together,

ov,

in

also fut.

:

to

:

:

in pres. sense,

with impf. sense

( ^ . - ^,. . , /. . , , . , , . . (

concourse of people.

to see

:

ufiderstand

:

II. pf.

}. — €$ = €5.

inf.

.

-,

inf.

together, see in 07ie view, see plainly

a fellow-slave.

SiS virpai,

Ep. for

Ep. lengthd. impf. of Ep. for aor. l of Ion, for aor. i of poet, to wish with or together, to concur in a wish. 3 pi. aor. 2 med. of aor. I med. of f. to accustom, inure, make habitual Pass, to become used or inured to. aweiBivai, inf. of v. Hence a joint knowledge, consciousness.

to

;

partisans, disciples.

ibo)

to

go

or

come

together,

2. in hostile sense, to hence to assemble, meet. meet in battle, engage with : of states, to engage in <$, {avveSpos) a number of persons as- war. 3. in peaceable sense, to come together, meet

birds.

II.

—

-, ,

—

in.

-^,

inf.

aor.

of

2

there being no pres. in use

any one, agree with, confirm

to

:

^

=

old form -

a person's

along

^

«

:

:

:

—

used as

string together. Join one after another, II. intr. to string words add on without stopping. together, to speak on a?td on, go on continuously. to

€5, (, ,

part. aor. 2 of

,

f.

to

embark together with.

to

intr. to

make an inroad

into a coun-

-€\, -€€, (€, --6, -€

try together. Join in

an incursion or invasion.

aor. 2 act.

Dep.

:

pf.

-etaeXiJ-

along with or together. without any pres. in use v.

to enter

:

fut.

*-

;

II.

f.

aor.

:

(-- -, -, ,

thrown into alojig with. along with or together, to burst or break

fall or be

-6\(,

Att.

ing

money /rom

<-€€,

). <-€,

paying

, -€

the

f.

to

f.

to help in

war-tax

(-

-.

-€,

:

man

<-€,

Med.

f.

to strip oneself f.

as Subst.

:

metaph.

a fellow-

to fail or be

:

to

—

exhausted together.

^, -, -, €€, , . f.

to help to steal

away;

-€€,

i?i

(-€05, , ,

gether.

f.

, {, ,

out to fight together.

breathe

to

f.

,

to sail out

out

one's

breath along with another. o-vv-CKirovto),

-€

achieving

f.

help

to

working out or

in

to cooperate with.

-€([, , :

<-€€

f.

supplying or pro-

to help in

€, - -, , —

one

or -«a, verb. Adj. of

must drink out or off together. to exact

-6,

Ion.

Att.

money

f.

Med.

with or together

to help a

person in taking vengeance for a thing. help iii preserving or delivering. f.

,to

battle

, -, , f.

to

arrange in

line or

order along with others.

-€€,

-£

verb. Adj. of

[t],

f.

,

help in paying.

-€€,

one must keep with

[], to pay along with, to

—

,. . , . , €, -, -. <-€6, to

-

f.

grow up

Pass, to

rear up along with

to

-(:

-(4

with.

f.

run out along with, and

to sally

aor. 2

:

out together.

aor.

I

of

-(€, -(, f.

to

carry out together to

burial: to attend a funeral. aor. 2 of

-':

— -(:6$ (\€ []

f.

)

to

aor.

:

to drive,

pf.

, , . 6€, . ( (( €€, Ep.

to

match

Ep. I force or bring

gna^h the teeth

in to

and 3

combat, set to meet in quarrel. sing. aor.

, . , .. inf.

2

of

^- -€6€,

frustrating a marriage. II. to help in carrying out. f. help in bearing or supporting. to help to cut our or away. f. aor. i of chosen along with or together. f. [], to dissolve with or toto help

-€,

f.

impf. of

to

sixteen together, by sixteens.

to

-, -, -^,

together; [], to strip off together together, to set together, of or put off together. 2. intr., to die along with or fight.

-6€, , -€€,

together

to

Causal

-( <-€, -(,

help a poor

Ion.

aor. I of

give out together in portioning out his daughter.

f.

:

bringing out.

ov, travelling ivith

traveller.

together.

—

go

Att.

come out equal to another, run a dead III. to fall out, be thrown out, fail

c. dat. to

one or together.

help in exact-

out together. to cast out along with

f.

assist in casting out.

-5, -6,

—

in together.

others.

to Joifi in

-€;,

to

f.

-€, -, -,

of

:

to sail into together.

f.

:

heat with.

Att.

ineaov to II. to rush in

2 -

of the votes taken out of the voting

viding.

bring in with or together.

f.

-

to drifik off together. to rush out along

f. f.

II.

-€!<'•€,

of

pf.

with.

to

to

-, ~(,

f.

along with.

generally, to join together, fasten together, unite.

-6,

f.

[],

cur

Ep. aor. 2 avv(4pya9ov f, or enclose together : to bind together

:

m

€, s/?>7//

-, -€ -,

Join in forcing with a lever. send out together. [d], to pass out together.

,

f.

\'-€',

673

urn, to fall out in agreement with each other, to con-

Ep. impf.

. . -6, -€, -€, ,

avveepyov

/

or

speak with

to

2. to tell

€'. -,, •-€ -€€

>—

together, to

advocate

cause: generally, to help, further. with one, help one to tell. t)p.

:

:

:

€7 ^. -, ,

come

4• °^ revenue, to

deliberate.

come

—

:

:

march

to

to Join in freeing from : absol. f. Join in freeing or delivering. fut. oi'

of

pf.

aor.

-(\,

I

pass,

of

aor. 2 inf. oi

verb. Adj. of aor.

I

of

must draw together.

-\, () :

draw

to

f.

:

draw

up, contract.

aor.

(as if

I

,

II. to

help to

-

from

together or to a point.

draw

one

2. to

out.

» € . . €, -€: :

—

674

0€,

-, , € -, -, . -. . -( - -, , -, -, . '-, , , $ €, . . -, -€,

5, (, putting

-,

aor.

aor. 7 part, of f.

fall in or upon together, Hence a joint inroad

join in attacking

make

to

:

^,

aor.

.

to join in repelling.

f.

f.

-, -(: — along with or together.

(€€,

fut.

-, -,

close.

pf.

I

Pass

to join in

of

I

to rise or rebel

with

,

aor. 2 act.

a revolt or rebellion.

'/.

to

cnjv€Trd|a, Dor. aor.

make

to

II.

f.

:

-

to accuse to-

with.

to follow together, follow

f.

a throwi?ig in together; the regular dip of all the oars together. poet, for avueivai, aor. 2 inf. of aor. I of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of

— to burn along with or together.

common charge

gether, involve in a

,

Dep.

[a],

f.

II. intr. to

in.

of

I

put in along with, help in

to

join in re-establishing.

, -€, , . -, , ^. , . -, -, -, -,

ov, travelling with: as Subst., a fellow-wayfarer, fellotv-traveller, coma partner in panion, attendant;

aor.

go with

ibo) to

part. pi. of

I

[t],

Ep. for

Pass, to be car-

away

removing

,

-€, ,

-

-€|, -6|, -, -( — , f.

commit a joint

make

aor. 2 of

— Med.

capturing

to

vow

,

same

at the

Dep. to join in a prayer:

time.

-, -, -, , -, -6€, , -.

hear of a thing all

f.

to join

along with,

to err

-(, to

stand up

to-

enter

mount

to

f.

II. to

7ipon.

upon along

to rise

:

act.

to join in plotting against. a fellow-registrar fellow-clerk.

f.

and come forth

together.

to cheat aloftg

f.

,

pf.

to desire

f.

with or

upon

to-

gether, to join in attacking.

gether.

(( ibo)

to

go out along with to

f.

or together.

or together. drive out along w'th


,

f.

f.

to

draw

out with or together.

(^): — •-€6, with together: — reckoned with f.

-, or

Pass, to be

-€|€, -€(,

-

f.

17^0;, to

f.

-€,

f.

poet, for

^,

to

or

along

\05.

among.

f.

1

to join in celebrafmg.

rise together with.

-(€( — :

:

—

fut.

to

an

Dep. :

to take

to take

part

in attesting or

med.

-,2.

to join in takifig care of: to

, . --, -,

of,

join in providitig.

who

joins in taking care

associate, coadjutor.

aor. 2 of

-€7€,

-5,

urge on together or also

pass.

ov, 6, one

to raise or lift at the

to join

to confirm.

have joint charge of:

Ep. f. to approve or advise join in advising or recommending : to approve, agree to. II. to join in praising. ov, joining in, consenting to a thing, being a consenting party to it. II. to

:

Dep., with

ivith.

to

f.

-, , -, -,

ratifying

11. intr.

join in bringing against ano-

--€, -(,

ally, help to

to lighten at the same time. move backwards and forwards

f.

-€€, -,-, :

an

fart in a thing together, have a share in with a person, sjipport him.

ther, ^"o/n in inviting.

poet,

array or adorn.

as

together with.

to find out together.

help to urge on.

to sally forth together: to shoot tip

-605, ,

to

Dep., with aor. 2 act. pf. to go or corne out with. to search out or examine along

(cf.

to join

support or relieve.

to tnarch

II. (^sub.

to help to

f.

f.

or ride out together.

together

,

along with.

Pass, to press

f.

to-

together

with.

-, -, -, -^, , '-, -, , , ) -, , -6, -, , -, -, -(, -^'. with aor. 2

Pass.,

II.

a

in singing, join in

chant or chorus.

make

to

-(,

f.

to

error, have part in a fault. f.

gether.

light, to help

contend with.

to

f.

one.

to

f.

to dri?tk off quickly.

to help to

aor. 2 of

to help in taking or

:

to join in bringifig in.

aor. 2 of

to take out together, to help in

away forcibly frot?i

together.

time.

against,

bear or sustain.

to

with. f.

f.

[],

,

-€|€,

-,

Med.

of

inf.

1

aor.

ried so as to meet, to strike or dash against. to be inspired together with. f. to lead out together : Pass, to be

to

I

join in attacking.

6€6, -6€,

take

of

-€€, {, (, €

dancing.

carried

€^.

Ion. for

aor.

6,

f.

,

to help to twine or plait.

to join in sailing against together, to make a naval expedition in concert. f.

<-6, -(, -€€, -(:

same

-,

—

Pass, to 1

to

f.

f.

to help to strengthen. pf.

-(4ۥ.

examine alotig with or together. f. [], to draw on together:

—

—

€€ {^^

—

—

:

—

draw along with or together draw over to one's own views.

Med.

to

^. -, -, -, -6•€,

self,

€•,£8,


part.

to

o{

f.

, -€», ,

and

inf.

-, -€6€, ,

send with or together.

to

make war together

to

^,

with.

turning a person

to assist in

to a thing.

[], to help to strengthen or

f.

-, -(,

, .. to joi?t in

f.

performing or ac-

complishing.

a thing together.

[t],

-€5, -€,

,

f.

aor.

or destroy

of

-,

Dep.

to

follow close

swear

aor. i of

to in addition or besides.

'^.

'^. of

pf. pass,

-«, ~(\\ :

come

-('.

f.

Dep.

aor. 2 act.

go along with

to

:

-,

of

pf. 2 intr.

or together.

pf. II.

have dealings or intercourse with. 2. in hostile sense, to meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere : of a battle, to be engaged in

together, meet

€\€ €« (( to

;

join share thy

of things, to be joined in one, be

III.

IV. of events, to concur, coincide, hap-

-€, , together.

same

—

to

:

cognato,

3. c. ace,

an expedition

to

ask questions with or at the a point by questioning:

- ,()

time.

to establish

II.

Pass, to be established by questioning.

€5,

-€,

f.

, , € , 3€5

mind I mark

of

aor. 2 imperat.

gether with.

Ion. aor. I of

-€5, -€, , ,

,

of a speaker, driving

to creep together.

f.

, . ( -€, - to

77,

aor. I of

pen

upon, to keep up with; to folloiv the flocks. II. to follow with the mind, understand.

-€,

\,

f.

united.

aor. I of aor. 2

a fellow-worker helpmate.

, (/)

17,

opponent into a corner, cogent, forcible.

bed.

a joint-guardian.

I

-,

his

in.

wear away

to

utterly.

6,

, . , ^. €, €, /.

o-uvcpKTiKos,

to

f. to throw upon together: on or attack jointly : to apply oneself to

to set

support.

aor. I of

support.

— Med.

675 being used instead) with or in support of, advocate,

speak

shall

:

or

use

—/

!

(tvv€t6s.

crvv-iplOos, b, also

urging forward. know along with, be privy to.

f.

f.

aor. 2

one

to

to join in

Dep. to f.

draw

—

aor. 2 -icpayov

:

:

to eat to-

,

Att. JtJvcats, ($, a joining, a fellow-lover,joint-lover. From meeting together. II. the faculty of apprehension, /o love jointly or in concert Med., judgment, ufiderstanding, intelligence. 2. conTivt to return love for love. science, =

—

f.

pf.

:

-

(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, :

:

^--

;

-€8 , -€5 , €'$. -65 ^. €€', -^, (^^)

wrought for building. , a fellow-worker, partner, [],

stones

colleague, coadjutor.

[], [], i8os,

,

to

gether with, to join or help in work

do service

with, assist,

•-€5, , ,

€,

cooperation

to-

to cooperate

^$.

to one.

poet, for

, {^'^)

:

work

joint-work, assistance,

in bad sense, conspiracy, collusion. ; crvv-tpYos, epyov) working together with another, joining or helping in work : taking part in a thing, contributing towards it: as Subst., avvfp^os,

, (,

—

,

an

associate or partner in a work, a fellowtvorkman, a cooper ator, coadjutor.

ox

(, \'-€,

-€,

together

—

,:

^.

to join in

:

i

pf

to be fast

-€(

Att.

bound or

-6,

—

or

-(-

set firmly together.

fut.

€'€5,

pf. pass,

Ep.

of

pf. part. pi.

o(

pf. pass. part,

[],

—

of

aor. 2 pass. o(

of

[a], to entertain in one's

f.

-€, -€5,

without any pres. in

house:

along with or together. a common feast. , ov, sharing one's hearth or home, living or dwelling together : as Subst., Pass, to feast

6,

,

{, {, «)

-

an inmate, guest.

2.

of Jupiter, the

guardian of the hearth. pf part, of aor. 2 of

-€5, , {(, €$)

comrade.

€, .

aor.

[],

a work, cooperate with. aor. I f. to set firmly to bind or fasten close together, to clench : f.

Pass., aor. :

: .

old form of

of

aor. 2 of

fern,

inipf.

aor. I

aor. 2 o(

aor. I

poet, for

6,

&. . . . . €65, . . , . -, ) ,, . . €, . ($.

. . ...

pass,

companion, partner,

of

aor. 2 pass,

aor.

pass, of

,()

avv6T€0€iVTO, 3 pi. plqpf pass, of Dor. aor. 2 of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of cnjv€TOs, 77, quick at apprehending, unII. pass, easy derstanding, intelligent, sagacious.

,

2

—

—

€- €(.

:

:

:

€ . (, ^). -,, . , , , $ '^ -, , ^

676 to be

comprehended,

Adv.

intelligibly.

intelligible

neut.

:

avvera

pi.

as

,€5 to

'-6€, , <-€€, ,

approve

to

f.

to sleep or lie with ; 6 f. xpuvos the time which sleeps with one, i. e. which passes while one is asleep.

<-,

marry

to

,—

make

to

f.

each other

<-6€5, ov,

together,

f.

ov,

f.uii,

f.

<-€6,

,

—

f.

gen.

c. ace. rei: c.

pf. pass. part,

well treated with,

provide, contribute, of, contribute

provide a part

",

an advocate for,

opp. to

-^.

of

plead another s

(jjwii'yopos) to

esp. for the prosecution,

;

to

second

Hence

, advocacy of another's

, 05, '^,

cause, pleading

esp. for the prosecutor.

for another,

,

dat. pers. to assist, help.

c.

•-6€,

f.

the accuser.

to help to

rei, to

-, -, (-€€,

towards

to be

for a

of

or advo^

{, ) ^. €, '^,. -€ -« . ^^^ *. )€, -^ —-, -: -: €-€€, -€6,, -( -( along with or together. Dep. to pray with or toge-

to be fortunate f.

making a prayer.

ther, to join in

Ion.

Dep.

gether,

hold

to lay

:

c.

gen.

:

put hand

of,

2. c.

rei.

to

f,

-

along

advocate's fee, drachma per diem paid to the public

cate

;

'-,

the court

with or together. used as aor. 2 of to feast

:

speaking with, agree-

ov,

supporting, on one's side, esp. in a court of justice : as Subst., , an advocate, counsel for the prosecution, opp. to

gen. pers. to join in at-

Att.

^^

P^'iPf•

Ion. 2 pi. plqpf. of

f.

aor. I

:

draw

to

:

along with.

after or towards

Ion.

aor. 2

:

along with or together. ov, at the age of youth together. to place over together : metaph.

)-^,

, .. <€ . attentive

-(^ —

to.

to

with or together.

series

^.

€€5,

€9 -

($.

poet, for

[],

Alt.

aor.

|-:

^.'».

bold or keep together: the rowers together.

of

I

pass,

f.

-'.

2. to

€,

good fortune.

,

a dwelling or living together, inter-

cotirse, intimacy, Lat.

-3,

consuetudo.

II.

use, cus-

', {, — ( (5, From

tom, habit, usage.

, cs,

gen. cos contr. ovs

contr.

;

gen.

:

pi.

dwelling or

fjdos)•.

=

habitual, customa7y

:

tam£.

II.

familiar.

pf. pass. part,

Adv. of

)

aor. 2

. ^

of

customarily.

—

have come together,

to

3.

to be

assembled.

of aor. 2 of aor.

I

, ,=

{, , -, ) ikos,

ciate

to keep

contain, comprise.

to

age, Lat. aequalis

with, join in bating.

—

also c. dat. rei to rejoice at a

55 . 5, $, ', . -, ^. , . - -^, -5, . ,

keeping or holding together continuous, in an unbroken line : c. dat. continuous with, next to, adjacent. II. of Time, contiriuous, continued, unceasing, unintermitting : the neut. €($ is used as Adv., = to hate

:

aor. I of

Ion. for

is,

-6, -,

one, to congratulate

with him

of

of things, II. continued attention, perseverance. Ep. aor. I of

continuity.

€5,

of

, (($) a continuous

Dep.'.

to rejoice with

living together, of like habits or customs, akin, well well-acquainted or inti?nate suited to;

of

aor. 2 pass,

, {)$. i

attend

rise tip against, attack jointly.

2. to

[],

aor.

to

I

;

one's to

pf. with aor. 2 act, be placed over, superintend along

aor. I

^, €€,

(sub.

also

Pass.,

II. :

:

aor.

iut.

to rejoice together

thing, to be pleased or gratified, to sympathise with

to follow

-«5, -€,

make

being a while

2.

tacking.

Dep.:

the

sat.

ing with.

ivith or to-

to

young at the same time a young friend or comrade.

aor. 2 of

cause, to be

along with.

to receive favours

:

)

{,

, ,

a bedfellow, husband, cotisort : a wife, mate. sharing one bed: as Subst., tvife.

pass their youth together

to

to fall in with.

-5,

to

of

as Subst.,

•-€\5, ov, {, €) uvvevvos , , a bedfellow, consort, husband or

continually,

play together.

,

pf.

iSos,

fern,

€5,

Adv. of

together.

be

Pass, to lie with.

:

6,

sleep

to

-«,

Ion.

(- '-, young

-^,

spears.

'-, (,

be well pleased

of,

to consent.

with or together,

-€8,

4. in Pass.,

engage with

unceasingly.

to share in happiness luith.

f.

-

Pass, to be constrained, dis-

:

tressed, affected by.

[], aor. 2 pass, of Adv. of ovvtros, intelligently.

'€5,

constrain, oppress

to

of

oner's

\()

own

, , :

(,

^^)

as Subst.,

of hke or eqtml , , an asso-

age, a comrade.

,

and

meeting, assembly. f.

, {,

with or together, to live with.

to

pass the day

, ,

:

union, connexion

17,

in plur. cove-

:

{)

From

gv, gcu. ovos, joined together, a companion. Dor. and Att. ov, hariging together, linked ivith, wedded to : as Subst., , a consort, a husband or a wife. f. tojoiti in cheating or tricJii?ig.

)-5

-,

, ,, (-, :

,

,{,

:

-

(,

(.

677

p2it together, feigned,

forged. agreed upon, covenanted ; Ik

-,

f.

to

f.

,{,

(perrjs)

=

row with

-€,

together

f.

or ply with, befriends with. to

f.

-5,

From

throw a shade over.

thickly shaded, cover-

is,

ed over.

ov, poet, for

of

pf.

run along with,

to

go along

of things, to

:

with, to

, {) , {) ,

with, concur with one's wishes

-€6,

f.

to

to

:

to

rim

run

to

go smoothly

together, meet.

contemplate together

to

:

II. a putting together. agreement, arrangement : in plur. articles of agreement, a covenant, cotitract, treaty. that which is put together. II. anything agreed upon, a preconcerted signal : generally, 2. a watchtoken, sign. word, Lat. tessera. 3. an agreetnent, covenant, erigagement. Hence a, ov, agreed upon: bargained for. ov, , a fellow-hunter From f. [], to hunt with or together Med. to catch together Pass, to be caught and

ail

$, ,

, \. , $. , . . , , $ -, --, ) -, -, aor.

of

I

pf. pass,

of

impf. of

Pass, to be conquered

Alt.

bound

or overcome together.

-€, (,

aor.

aor. f.

-5,

, , I

to

sound or

rifig together.

in,

partaking

in

shar-

2.

of.

to be

f.

sit

From

ov, sitting with or together.

--,

^/,

astounded along with.

warm

to

with or together

taph. to soothe by flattery.

,

:

—

, -, . -, ^. , .. '-€,

Hence

,,a ,

avvQiis, aor.

($.

fellow-spectator or looker on. feni. of

2 part,

From

hunt together

)

{,

—

Pass.

-5, , -, {. :

:

to bury with or together f. Pass. buried with or together. f. [], Dep. to view together, to see a spectacle together. 2. to examine together,

carefully.

, ,=

—

ov, huntiftg with or iti com•^ joining in chase or pursuit of. or , a partner in the sacred company : generally, a fellow, comrade. [a], to crush along with or together. [t], f. if to press together, compress.

pany

me-

to be

examine

—

=

-5,

or together, to

to sit ivith

council with, take counsel with.

ing

.

to be found out to be.

pass, of

of

i

together.

'-,

aor. I of

f.

go

a spectacle together.

,

generally, to

:

metaph.

III.

by agreement,

Lat. ex compacto.

, )$. -, . , . , . , , , . - -, -, -€6, -]€,

work

:

-.

nants, solemn promises.

united

:

.

—

-:

f.

:

to die

,

aor.

2

-,

inf.

with or together.

{,

a partaker [], opos, , of the same feait, a fellow-banqueter. f. to break in pieces, shiver. f. to break in pieces, crush, shiver. ov, mourni/ig with or together. ov, sitting on the same seat or throne with : r uling jointly

,,

-5, -08,

-, -, -

-5, ,

of

sounding with, in harmony with. to break in pieces, crush: melaph. enervate, weaken. f. [], to offer sacrifice along with. ov,

, , , . . , , {) {) . -€, , -, ^ -, , . ] {) . ,{) :.) , , ^: poet, for

•€,

,

aros,

f.

poet, for

aor. 2

med.

Ep. for

to

part, of aor.

2

med. imperat. of

aor. 2 inf. of *aui/ei5a;.

imperat. and 3 sing. impf. of inf. pres. of

[t],

,

a placing together, an

arrangement, covenant, treaty

:

in plur.

injunctions,

€€, €,

Ep. for Ep. 3 pi. impf. of

instructions.

oijv8eows,

pounding, composition

a putting together, coma comII. metaph. an agreement,

;

bination of letters.

treaty,

covenant

to settle

collapse, shrink.

2. to

sink, fall, of the wind. -

f.

intr.

to

sit

together, to hold a

avvOero, Ep. for

[for the quantity, see

Att.

skilled in putting

or

impf.

pf

3 sing. aor. 2 med. of

(•. —

,

put together,

ov,

compounded of parts, compound

:

complex.

II.

sing. impf.

from

(,

:

f.

or

also(^as if from

:

)-^, inf

imperat.

inf.

ov, also

down,

sitting.

cf.

€05, , , :

together.

€05,

to join in sacrifice with.

f.

,

3

impf. 3

pi.

pi.

^vvitaav Ep.

^;

aor. 1

aor.

pi. pres. ;

;

:

I

3

also (as if aor.

2

. -, ) , , (€ -,

— 678

avvL^ev

($ —

imperat.

aor.

;

subj.

—

:

med. 3

2

sing, ^vvero,

—

pi.

3

send, bring or sei together, Lat.

:

.

(,

ov,

;. :

cloudy, overcast.

io collect clouds.

f.

nietaph. to perceive, bear

understand, know. come to an understandi?ig about a thing. oi ibo). as if from 3 pi. pres. of

take notice to

,

ecus,

clouded over : impers.

III.

[]

a\rv-vku>,

f.

a joint commander of horse. 6, a fellow-rider or horseman, a

:

—

pi.

impf. of

f.

ibo), they

pi.

-€,

f.

:

place or

:

aor.

I

combine, unite : to associate, band together ; also to annex, attach to. 2. io put together, organise, compose, create, frame : hence to arrange, contrive, concert together. 3. to bring together as friends, introduce, recommend : to advise one to do. 4. to produce, exhibit, represent to one. 5. to make firm or solid, II. Pass., with aor, 2 act. harden.

,

, pf.

us. Ion.

gether, stand

together,

set

€$

to

:

close

ifi

:

2. to

when the generals were in dispute. 3. of friends, to form a league or association, to club, league together ; or a conspiracy : then generally, to be connected or al-

^,'

engaged, involved, implicated in a thing. 5. to be put together, to be composed, framed : to hold together, endure, continue. 6. to be contracted, condensed : to be gloofny, sjdlen. epos, 6, 77, hiowing also or along with, conscious of a thing Oeol the gods are lied.

4. to be

-,

-, -, , -, -, -, -5, -,

€$

;

help dry

in diminishing or reducing.

Att.

f.

up

,

:

metaph.

^cy, to

pack

,,a

-,

.

tight together.

shipmate,

[a]

a joint owner of a vessel. to engage in a sea-fight along with. f. to be shipmate with another. , a shipmate. to spend one's youth or be young with. 3 pi. pf. pass, of to bend iogeiher : also, 2. intr.

to incline to the

to be

f.

5,

same

^.

point, converge.

assent to or approve by a nod, consent.

II.

io

:

atixious

consciousness.

a joint-lawgiver. or herding

partaking or sharing in a thing

2.

hence,

:

to-

with. 3.

as

,

, one who lives with, a cofisort ; of birds, a mate; generally, a partner, fellow, companion, congener. Subst.,

-voos, ov Att. contr. -vovs,

,

thinking deeply,

thoughtful, anxious.

,

avv-vovs,

,

of travellers,

-, -,

$.

to be ill together or

contr. for

along with.

a bride. along with. Hence a journey in company. II. a party a caravan. , a fellow-traveller.

,

f.

,

f.

ov, helping to deck

to journey

, 68.

,

, , ,=

to travel together.

a travelling togethf. a fellow-traveller.

And From

, coming together, assembly, meeting an association. 2. in hostile sense, a meeting of two armies, engagement, Lat. concursus. 3. of things, a coming together; a coming in of money, incoine, like \. a

.

also

(-, -€,

,

with

pf.,

f.

-€,

offriendship.

pres. sense, of to

-

*€,

q. v.

bind one to another by

ties

pf. to dwell or live f of the scattered inhabitants of a country, to dwell together, form a commutiity : of persons, to live together as man and wife absol. to marry, wed II. metaph. to be wedded or yoked to misery. to make to dwell in together : in Pass., of a country,

together

ov,

-', -, , f.

join with

/tets, pres. part, of dwell along with or together.

, -5, , -((, , f.

to

to help to strengthen.

Ion. for

f.

upon together, to think also in Med. Hence

meeting, joining, junctiofi.

vjitnesses.

to

:

ov,

f.

stand tostand one's to

oti

feeding {, consorting — metaph. consorting

gether,

pi.

together.

meditation, thought

2.

, € -,^, , -,

contr.

order also to meet or come together : in hostile sense, to join battle, to engage, encounter, and of the battle, to be joined, to begin: absol.,

ground.

-, ,

, -, , -5, -, ;

€$, (, ($ — part.

-5,

swim

to

to think

f.

Ion.

impf.

to

:

to

Ion. 3

heap together, heap up.

conquering.

thought, trouble.

of

pi.

III.

Dep. to swim together with. have part in a victory with. 11

over, meditate or reflect

imperat. of I

-,

f.

transit, to help in

plqpf. of

pf. pass,

:

to pile or

f.

went together. II. Ep. 3 they shared in the knowleds;e. 3 pi. of

cloudy.

nietaph. to be under a cloud, in adversity. From is, vi(pos) overcast with clouds, clouded.

fellow-knight.

Ep. 3

it is

{, ^^ , . €( -

of, observe,

€,.£ ,'.

Med.

to

:

io be

II. intr.

. , -, -, -, -, -, , , { , -, ,, . , , . . , -6€, ,) -,

committer e.

:

:

:

, ()

to be thickly

peopled.

,

:

Hence

aTos, to, that with which one lives

•\5, , gether

:

;

.

a most unpleasant house-mate. a dwelling or living towedded life, marriage. opos, , , one that lives with. Att.

^,() () ,

a living

to-

—

—

— 2. a body of people living together, a II. place ivhere people live togecommunity. ther : a house in which several families live, a house as Lat. divided into chambers or flats, opp. to 2. insula to domus (a house occupied by one family). a room built on to a house, an out-house. an annual feast (sub. 1(), at Athens to commemorate Theseus uniting all the towns of Attica under the government of Athens, celebrated on the 1 7th of Boedromion.

gether.

,

{)

,

-, \

,

Att.

f.

give in marriage. join in one city;

,

make make to

to

es

concentrate all the people of Lesbos at Mytilene, II. to join in peopling or colonising to

<5,

a country.

Hence , a making

der one

as a capital.

city

to live together, joining

()

rjpos, 6,

--€, ,

un-

one who joins in

peopling, a fellow-colonist.

-,

f.

:

:

— metaph.,

change of

-08, ,

tuith

$

{,

ov,

inhabiting jointly

denizen

)

build with or together:

to

up with other

Pass, to be hiilt

life.

as

—

aWayq

associated

Att.

,

:

metaph.,

along with or

to pity

together.

med.

oi

fut.

and fall

to slip

same

-^, : -5, (-

-

a thing.

Dep.

to see

II.

a view of

to take

:

to be

-

:

dawning together with. up together or violently: Pass, to be moved or urged on together. opKos) bound by oath. (Tuv-opKOS, ov, ov,

, ,) . to stir

[t],

{, ,

ahos,

,

{,

Ep. aor.

f.

=

clashing together.

of bring to anchor together. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part,

to

$ 8, {, ) -, :

ov,

f.

, -, -,

ov. Ion. for

-. ,

Ion.

bordering on

KOvis

;

mud.

,, to

roof all over,

$.

(from

a being with or together

of

-

set forth together.

dust twin-brother of

)

—

2 pass. part,

having started or -opos Ion.

-5,

together with.

f. Att. to destroy along Med., with pf. 2 to perish with or together: along with or together, f. to raise a loud cry together, properly of women, and usually to raise a shout of joy. :

—

-\\, ,

a

society,

:

part,

a living toge-

<05,

:

{)

meeting of friends, party. ov, 6, one who

a companion

{,

.

Hence suited for , f. med,

II.

lives with,

a disciple.

:

Dep.:

,

Att.

,

—

{)

o(ppvs)•.

--

society, sociable. pf. pass,

:

brow, frown. a holding or being

to knit the

held together, a meeting, joining. Hence straitness, distress, anguish.

,

2.

metaph.

, , , 5 , .{) (, -. , -, - , — - , ,.


', (-, -, -€,

the

,

ov, all together

:

Hence whole together. Adv. on the whole, at once.

same

ov, gen.

blood, kindred

ovos,

{,

$)

of the a ,

for

Ep.

come together ;

,

fut.

-^,

iKos, 0,

,

a friend of

same age, a fellow, comrade.

—

:

f.

'.

of a

aor. I

:

-€, ,

to

say the same thing with, II. to agree to to agree mutually. f.

to

agree with : do, promise, make a covenant with.

(-^,

on.

f.

, {, 6$)

-

of

km

to

that which

drawn up 2. the

is

put

in order,

constitution

state.

-€,

verb. Adj. of

. , , {)

range.

'-. -,

border or abut

f.

,

to

one must ar-

endure hardships toge-

ther, to share in misery.

Ion. for

=

($,

array: hence tion, system.

bring together into one. a putting together in a drawing up in order, a complete 2. order, arrangement : organisato

,

order: of soldiers, to

metaph.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

to

join in a league or II. confederacy , to form a league or conspiracy. to swear to one, promise by oath ; Tivi to join in swearing death against a man.

iwear along with or together,

:

of

together in order: a body of troops a squadron, corps, contingent.

to converse or associate with.

f.

or

intr. pf.

otos, to,

,tofollow along with, attendupon.

Dor.

junction.

shoulders contracted over the chest.

Dor. for f.

held together

be held together,

brother, sister.

the

{)

ov,

agreeing with, suiting.

as Subst.,

:

Adv. holding together.

--05, , Ep. €$, =

-5,

:

med. aor. i pass, angry along with or together.

fut.

:

-^): —

time.

a glance

all at once, take in all at

together, allied.

from if from

ther, social ititercourse, association, society.

keeping house together a partner in mischief.

f.

(as

inf.

to see together or at the

joint inhabitant, a

. , , <-, -, - --, (-,

aor. 2

living with or together,

Subst.

armed

(as if

f.

cover completely.

materials.

)

following along with, attending on.

{,

avv-oirXos, ov,

- -, -, -, €$,

•

to

:

live together, to

)

2. to

with

to live

-, , ) -, ,(

679

crvvra^Li.

3.

a body of troop.

4. in

Gramm.

—

—

:;

—

680

-

.

.

—

had to pay its share of the penalty. of words and sentences, syntax. to the same or company. 2. a contributiofi, quota. 3. a covenant, contract. = a contirigent of soldiers. 4. a settled to another's state. the combination

-^,

-(:-

•-€ -: — . -( : :— Ion.

rate of reymineration. Att.

I

f.

:

era pay to throw pf. Pass., aor. I into litter confusion, to disturb, Lat. conturbare : to Pass, to be trouble, confound, perplex, disquiet :

--€

—

thrown into utter confusion Att.

-:

-^ f.

:

aor.

-

much

to be

:

troubled, disquieted, vexed.

i

disturbed, Pass.,

:

-,

firm.

Med.

to

line.

pf.

:

to

:

4. to be assessed for taxation. put themselves in order of battle, 2. to arrange for oneself. 3.

III.

form

agree

to

urge on, hurry.

to help to

[],

€€8,-,

II.

hasten to an end.

intr. to hasten,

pass,

together, strain,

draw

stretch

:

/o exert, strain:

Pass, to exert oneself, use all one's endeavours. intr. to

II.

exert oneself, strive, Lat. contendere.

direct one's

powers

to

<-€|,

,

Att.

f.

2. to

one object, tend towards, Lat.

tendere ad.

to help to

build a forti-

€-€, -€€ , -, , I

Dep.

:

to

conjecture, guess, calculate.
,

to

f.

with

breed children

another.

-,

help in breedifig

to

f.

make

matter short,

also to

intr., to

belong

to.

,

as

bordering on.

Adv. pf. pass. part, of an orderly manner, in set terms, Adv. pf. pass. part, of

€€5,

in

ear-

nestly, eagerly, vigorously. pf. pass,

pf. pass,

of of

with intrans. sense of

pf.

f.

pass,

:

perforate:

—

— Pass,

aor. I

:

aor.

of

practising the satne

,

meli or fuse inlo 07ie mass. dissolve by meliing, make

with

'

of

-€5, , , {,

art: as Subst., f.

a fellow-workman. to meli iogeiher, :

melt down,

II.

wasie away.

I

2. Pass.

aor. 2

:

pf. act. intrans.

,

pf.

ears, sijik deeply.

pf. pass. part,

pf. pass. inf.

:

:

as to meet, to

openings or chan-

to be connected by

words pierce through the

, -,

i

metaph.,

II.

tiels.

aor.

:

to bore throiigh so

:

—

melt away,

dissolve, disappear.

-, - — f.

to

watch

safe: keep in mind.

2.

closely; to preserve, keep

waich one's opportunity.

to place or pzit together, put iogeiher so as to form a whole, frarne, construct: to compose. 3. to compose a book. 5. to put 4. to contrive, devise. f.

:

breed.

—

ohov), to

an accompanitnent.

€€5,

[]

fication.

aor.

,

:

to whistle

-:

$ ), aor. 2

to cut the

v-pv,ov,gen.o^S, {,

<€€8,

of

metaph.

tight:

-€,

let

pf. pass. part,

pf.

a short cut: (sub. speak briefly, concisely the time became short.

tributary

W. to cut down, metaph. to cut short,

:

),

-(•.

III. intr. (sub.

ctirtail.

in

4. to tahe leave of, bidfareivell.

together, bargain.

concidere

Lat.

short,

abridge,

3.

, . . €€€, , . -€, - . . -. , ) $, -, -

put together in order, to draw up in order of battle, put in array also to draw up or bring into line along with 2. to arrange, organise, Lat. constituere others. II. Pass, to to regulate, ordain : to commarid. 2. to be joined to, be drawn up in order of battle. drawn up with. 3. metaph. to be collected or aor. I

cut

fut.

chop up.

to cut in pieces, to

:

belonging

2.

to

add

^ :

iogeiher.

2.

^

Med.

(avvTeKrjs) a joint payment, a contribution to the public burdens, subscription. II. at

together in one, uniie, cu?nprehend.

Athens, a party of 5, 6, 10, or more citizens, who equipped a ship at their joint expense, and were called

pui iogeiher for oneself, perceive, observe, iake Be do thou take heed. 2. io sei heed to ; in order, organise. 3. to agree on, conclude: io covenani or contract to do a thing. Med. to fix to value together : f.

(\€$.

III.

an

unio?i or partfiership

formed

company.

IV.

for bearing public burdens, a club or

-^,

an accomplishment, completion, end, consiinimation. f.

:

pf.

pass.

€(\( —

(

:

to

—

aor.

:

-,

I

:

II.

aor. 2

,

—

-, ,

an estimate

:

— Pass,

:

io increase in value, rise in price.

f. to shake together, shake to the foundations, shake violently, Lat. concuiere : io con• equally; ds to pay all alike fuse, confound. towards the war. to wound in many places. f. 2. els tovs Inneis to io venture together. be rated or assessed as belonging to the knights aor. 2 cut off, cut short : mehence to belong to or be counted in a class or body ov, esp. of a number of small states tributary or confede- taph. abridged, shortened, esp. of a road,

bring to an end together, bring quite to an end, complete, finish off.

II. to

pay joint

((

taxes, contribute

*•-,

:

rate with a larger.

-€5,

is,

(, T€\os) paying

-, -, , ,

joint taxes, con-

tributing one's share; avvTe\r)s rrokis the city which

$ ,

a

Hence

{(()

short cut

;

by the shortest cut.

or

5 -

2. concise, brief, short.

,

and

-($

(TVVTOVOS,

{€)

Adv. ov,

—

-.

and on the

Comp.

:

strained

stretch,

-, -^^, ($, ()

earnestly, veheinently.

(cvv, ruvos) in har-

or unison with.

-,

f,

{,

ov,

table

II.

:

-, —

tragedy together. eating at the same , a messmate.

-, ,

as Subst.,

-65, ,

to act

al,

-,

,

(^,

rpiis) three to-

gether, three a?id three. f.

to feed besides, help to

-

feed

—

f.

aor. 2

:

together

:

run

to

commingle.

to

--

more commonly

or

together, gather

of enemies,

2.

5 '-,

;. ()

make

to

into cheese

rush

to

aor. 2 inf. of

-, ,

Ion.

incident

an occurrence,

a conjiaicture, happy chance, happy event

:

also a mischance, accident,

-, -, -', ,

Dep. to play a part along with . maintaining a character. {. to help in putting under ; help in composing.

to help in

-, -

Med.

to

- ) . , , () 5, () —

aor. i

weave together

to

:

[]

--

serving or assisting.

to join in

f.

:

II. Pass, to groiu up together, live together. of liquids, to congeal Pass, to be congealed, freeze.

-6, -(, —

, (, $)

f

2.

mony

681

together, hence to concoct, Lat. concoquere,

metaph. intense, excessive: of persons, earnest, serious, vehement : neut. pi. as Adv. tight.

::

::

concisely, shortly

Sup.

:

^- 9. -, €,

—

:

aor.

:

metaph.

to

pass,

I

combine as in

one web,fraine cutmingly.

be in travail together

[t], to

to share in

:

any agony.

-03, , (,

singing or sounding in echoing or responsive to : metaph. according with, in unison with. unison

. , -, ) , . () , ' $ ) €$ , -5, . , () , , . , {) , , , () -, , . :

together, meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere.

come together, agree

as friends, to

cur, coincide.

:

meet with.

4. to

3.

generally, to con5. to

ru?i or

, {,

f.

with a trident

:

[]

crush,

\^

f.

:

to stave

:, ,

trireme,

.

rub together.

to

atoms, Lat. conterere;

the ships in: Pass.,

to be

From

a

partner

a

III.

in fitting

out

,

:

confederate.

Dep. . pf. pass, buy together : to collect by offering pay, take iiito II. to buy up, Lat. coemere : pf. also ones pay, corn bought up. in pass, sense,

—

;

:

to

-5,

like

name

(,

ov,

or meanifig,

,

ov,

Aeol. for

($)

f.

to link

, ()

a being reared together

a brood.

:

From

brought up together with generally, living with : : of animals, brought up

ov,

as.

2.

-, . -, , ,

familiar, ordinary, common together. 3. natural, usual, co7)imon. act., helping to preserve life.

$

II.

=

fut.

:

meet with, fall in with

Dep.

( -, f

who

:

to

aor. 2

'.

— to

it

",

cofiverse,

happened that help in robbing graves,

.,

. .

,

to join in slaying tyrants.

to

yoke together

drives

:

a

— Med.

From

to drive a

,'.?/, (5)

a pair of horses or mules, II. generally, a pair or

couple of anything, Lat. biga. binds together, a pair offetters. f.

, — () to jci?i

be of use, assist together together.

:

III.

ifi

helping

Pass,

to

pf Adv.

absol.

of Time, perpetually,

continuously.

,

(oOs,

, (5,

fern,

a slaying of swine. slayer of swine.

,

feni. ci of '2.5, a Syrian

idos,

,

:

part, of

2 2 :

that which

derive profit

-, ) -, *) , -5, $. -8, 2, , 23, -, 23,

continually

speak with : like the first that meets one, any the first thing that comes to hand, one : II. of accidents, to anything common or mean. happen to, befal: absol. to happen, fall out, chance; if things should go well : imj ers , tu

:^€, \-€,

one

of

with oneself.

a two-horse chariot.

kitchen.

of the same origin

leagued

is

pair-horsed chariot.

II.

,

one ivho

leagued or bafided by

-€,

oath

a

a fracture, destruca sttimblitig-hlock, offence. Xos, , , shattering, smashof a lubber-tiend that breaks the pots in the aTOS,

;

Pass., aor. 2

have one's head broken. run against, clash with.

in Pass, to

,,

by oath, a fellow-conspirator, confederate,

to

f.

ing

:

:

(5

confederacy.

:

ov,

aor.

pf.

:

Tas vavs

tion.

overwhelm in ruin.

grind down, shiver

TTJs

metaph.

:

overthrow

to

of

fut. pass,

[]

a conspiracy

of

generally, to

mcd. subj. o( a bei?ig leagued by oath,

aor. 2

pi.

.

of

aor. I

,

shrivel up.

aor. I inf.

:

[],

.

woman.

Ion.

Dor.

2-

Hence

Syracuse.

,

ov.

Ion.

-5,, ( ,^)

Dor. and Att.

Syracusan.

of a

worm

or snake.

trailing the belly,

—

—

—

, 2, ()

^

682

()

() , , () Adv.

long

rushing furiously.

—

.

in a

2.

,

land of

the

,

aros,

the Syrians, Syria.

the

sound of a

pipe, a

,

sounding of a pipe, a

the

piping, whistling.

,

II. lyyos, a shepherd's pipe, Pans-pipe. anything in shape like a pipe, as, spearI. case. 2. the box or hole in the nave of a wheel. 3. metaph. of the nostrils or wind-pipe. From

-

2"'

,

-

-^

fut. Dor. Att. aor. i kavpi^a later inf. to play on the Pans pipe II. to tnake a piping, whistling sound : hence to hiss an actor, Lat. exploder e. e's, {',, yivos) Syrian-born. , , Dor. for Sijpios, ov, (2U/30S) Syrian. Dor. for :

Att.

:

:

('/).

, , , , . , {) 2, , , 5,

5-€5,

.

,

aros,

$,

,— 6,

,,

(5.

Pans

pipe

trailed along

:

Ion.

()

-, ,

2vpTts,

,

,

i5os,

a sand-bank in the sea

drawn

is

or

() = €05. ()

<€05,

€:

ST'Pfl [], Pass.,

aor. 2

drag,

trail

hale

aor.

f.

[]

along

$

,

and

gen.

08,

$,

dat.

:

ace.

5 -, -€^, ,-, contr.

SUS, = vs, a

emetic ox purga-

,

f.

an emetic or purge.

to take

()

,

aSos,

to

pack up

hog

:

use

:

05, , ()

to

generally to pack up

or

2. to

;

(^$,

in intr.

dash together, clash together, fight with, Lat.

confligere.

, ,

to

-:

form metaph. of men, :

flow together or to flow or stream in

to

or

Pass. aor. 2

also pf. 2 intr.

(Is tV to

in Pass, to be

pf.

-

:

f.

:

[]

:

:

to

:

aor. 2 in pass,

in one

stream

Typos, , one who a messmate, Lat. contubernalis.

:

57.

:

:

-

Pass,

same

tent,

fem. of

,

) , -, -, ,, . -5,

nians.

From

ov,

(,

living in one tent : as a messmate, comrade, Lat. co?i-

,

Subst.,

Hence f.

=

f.

to

cover entirely.

-5, -€,

(,

together.

throw a shade quite over,

)

,

to

shaded over, shaded. along with or together. grow or become dark : im-

to contemplate f.

pers.,

metaph. II.

lives in the

a dwelling in one tent: of a messing together. a common meal, of the Lacedaemo-

soldiers,

but

to pieces

break up and make into one broken down by sufferings.

4. ge-

,

ov,

i

pf.

break

:

together.

aor.

all

to live in the same tent or house lodge together: to mess with any

-^ - -, -^, -, € f.

make

carry baggage together. Dep. to contrive, devise,

to

f.

f.

tubernalis.

to sacrifice together.

f.

prepare,

a packing up, getting ready, (ox a f.

with another, one. Hence

f.

part,

Hence

together.

,

which is dragged along, a trail. III. vomiting, purging. Dor. for part. fem. of also called 6, Syros, one of the Cyclades , and in the Odyssey , a Syrian, [] /ios, , Syropboenician: fem. aSyrophoenicianwoman. f. to sew or stitch together, sew up. Att.

:

3. to contrive, concert.

band

concert.

-

to-

bring together, scrape together for one's

any sweeping or trailing motion, Lat. tr actus, the track of meteors, etc. II. that

sense, to

Lat.

or boar, or sow;

journey or march.

refuze, rubbish.

,-^, , — -, -€, , -( -(

—

make ready, preII. Med. to pack up

€(€8

nerally, to

($,

pi.

generally, to

:

ready, provide.

nom.

to toss all about.

to contrive, concert.

pass.

:

put baggage ox furniture

own baggage, and

anything swept together,

28, 2, 25,

draw^

to

^

a wild boar.

own

—

Ep.

swine, pig, whether

f.

pf.

:

pf.

generally, to sweep away.

:

2T'5, ace.

kovpa:

i

pf.

drag by force, force away,

to

:

:

. €, , ,, -€€, (-6(, , , -, , . , ^, . . , (5) 2-,2, ) , -, a?i

draught, used by the Egyptians, chiefly consisting of the juice of the radish and salt-w^ater, whence the radish itself is called Hence

of

. as Adj.

,

dKos,

packed up, in marching order.

tive

:

swept together like refuse, vulgar, promiscuous. atiy thing swept together, refuse, , II. metaph. a litter, rubbish, Lat. quisquiliae. mixed crowd, mob, rabble.

one's

anything which a robe with a long train.

have the roots

Pass,

the sand-banks on the coast of Afiica, of which there were two, the Syrtis Major and Minor.

pare;

q. v.

, ()

aros,

(,

gether, to

Adv. CSvpos) in the Syrian language.

,,

break

to

:

to take root together with.

:

f.

player on the

^, =

^)

pf. 2

-, ())

/s

=

(/), a piper. f.

Act. (esp. in

intr. in

united

piping or whistling sound.

,

and

ox fall to pieces, to be broken up arid run together : of rivers, to run into one another : of war, to break out.

line.

it

to

grows dark. f.

,

to

look

sad or gloomy

-, , draw

Att.

-,

to

f.

[],

f.

rend in

pieces,

:

{, ()

Pass,

to be coiled

soldiers, to be formed in close

of

order

:

up to

in close order.

<-€, --, -€, sow

\,

pass.

hence

to shorten sail.

to join in making a libajoin in making a peace, treaty, etc. f. to join in hastening or promoting, to lend a helping hand. f, to help to the flesh of the victim at a sacrifice.

cover together or entirely.

to

f.

aor. I

—

( €$, —

4\€

press, condense

economy,

or sprinkle together.

to

683

-^, -€\: , f.

or squeeze together

to

of skins, to sew together.

march

:

—

-,& -,

together

. -,——

:

::

i.

'.

2.

pf.

act.-car:

Pass, to be contracted, get smaller;

to retrench

:

drawn

to be

els

e.

-«:

draw together, draw in to draw in, contract, com-

to

in towards

so also in pf. pass. part.

drawn in, brought into narrow commoderate. 3. metaph. to lower, humble, abase: Pass, to be lowered or cast down. II. to wrap closely tip, shroud, veil Med., to wrap one's cloak close round one ;

-, )) €(/ 4\€ -^, -^, -€, ,() , , -, -, ) ) -€, , $) f.

— Med.

-6,

tion

:

to

,

, {,

<-5,

with

:

{,

ov,

makitig a libation

.,

make

to

—

gird up ready for

to

pass. part,

a syllable

to use

haste along with or

together, to be in earnest about a thing. to

—

Gramm.

joining in the same treaty. f.

pass,

^,

f.

II. trans.

f

.

,

f.

or tremble.

and

quiver

(,

to

join in

!-5,

{,

ov,

,

marked

,

common:

as

,=

:

messing together or in common. I.

II.

in pi.

a common

meal, esp. at Sparta where all dined together according to the institution of Lycurgus. II. a dining-

) $, -|, , -5, -, () ,)

rootn, hall.

•-5,

in

common

.•

(,

eating together with or as Subst., 6, a messmate. f. to help to save or deliver. ov,

^

, -,

-, ,

=

f.

bricate.

II. to

united in one body.

to

f.

be

a partner in tem-

, -,

, -(

ther

:

Adv. standing close togeof fighting, at close quarters, Lat. cominus. aor. I pass. part, of aor. 2 pass. part, of f. to join in sedition, be factious

€5, -

with.

€\\.

Hence

ov,

tion,

,

one who takes part in a sedi-

— eii^cy also as Dep. to make a campaign,

f. ;

;

,

a standing together, meeting : in hostile sense, close combat, conflict, bata conflict of mind. 2. an tle : 3. metaph. sternness, union, association, club. harshness, rigour.

ov,

a fellow-general, joint commander. 6, a fellow-soldier. Dep. to encamp along with.

-,

f.

up

^

of soldiers, to rally,

:

:

together, roll

a mass, Lat. conglobare ; generally,

body;

—

[]

to twist or coil

:

into

Pass., aor. 2

:

pf.

form

to rally or

to collect in

into a solid

collect oneself:

Pass, to be united in one body, combine

:

to club

of sentences, to compress, condense, make terse or concise; \ea rounded, periodic style. II. to twist or whirl roufid, whirl away, carry off. III. to ttirn all together, to make wheel round. Hence a rolling up together, winding into a ball. II. any dense or compact mass : a body of men, a crowd, La.t. globus : a coming together, gathering. together, conspire.

2.

$

,

05, , ,

(,

a member of

--, ,

of or for bringing

commendatory;

a letter of introduction. to crucify f.

^a»:

f.

—

7^0;, to lace or f.

-, ,

another ample.

:

Pass,

f.

along with.

aor. 2 pass.

gether.

(<-

— to slay along with or together.[], f.

same party, a partisan.

cru

of.

-8, -8, ,

From

:

together, introductory, k

serve along

,

a fellow-rioter.

,

the

-

a common campaign or expedition.

with or together, to join or share in an expedition. f. to be the fellow-general

one, combine

perance.

is put a col-

put together, fa-

to

unite.

, ( ^ ,, , . , , ,$ '() -, -, -, ()) -, {,

ov,

:

(,

f.

:

a composition

From

and

a club or mess.

6,

:

together.

which

f. to stand in the or line with: to be coordinate or in conformity with, to correspo?id to.

,

Hence

mess together.

(5,

in

a fixed sign or signal. to eat or mess with

f.

a composite whole

together,

in

III.

that

same row

signing.

Subst.,

to eat or

to

action.

short.

groan with. crown along with or

^0

lege, assembly.

, €, , () 5, , , () Dep.

sealing

make

shake together : to

to

so aor. 2

;

to sigh or

,

pursue or manage zealously together.

-

one's loins

to

,

inf.

bind close together.

conform one thing to be conformed to another's exto

to

pass one's leisure with or

to-

::

684

.

[],

^,

for

crvTO

— €bavs. spherical

, lengthd. form for avcpios. , {ads) a hog-sty cvcpiovhi = ils

€05,

-, -05,

€,

the sty.

•5, ,

(,

TO,

,

a herd of swine. = a swine-

(ovs,

ov, Aeol. for oo(p6s.

5TXNO'5,

, ,

far

as

Adv.

,

derer

:

,

in sacrifices.

II.

(-^)

-^

a wound.

the throat, Lat,

II.

f.

victim, to sacrifice.

jugulum, mostly

more

II.

occurs in the same sense,

, , ,

part.

as

05,,

,

Hence

,

the sacrifice of a slave.

() , ()

ov, also a, ov,

killing, deadly. iSos,

2

rally,

A'Zn,

to

,

Att.

Pass.,

aor.

pf.

f.

aor.

gene-

:

:

aor.

:

to

2

i

'

[]

:

to slay by ciitting

:

a

slay,

ball, esp.

to play at ball

the ball about.

fut.

the

slaughter, sacrifice,

;

a ball

to

play with

,

,,

,

,

()

;

to toss

a sphere, globe. Adv. like a globe or ball. f. to play at ball. like a ball, spherical the science of the spheres, astronomy. Dim. of a small ball. a ball-player. , 2.

,

to fall, totter or

. €,,. aor. inf. pass, of

2'1,

Pass., 2

with

'. — to

Dor. 3

[]

of

aor.

:

inf.

J

:

med.

fut.

make

pi. pres.

f.

pf.

:

3 sing, plqpf.

:

up

to fall; properly, /o trip

aor.

in wrestling:

throw down, ovcrthrozu : to make to 2. metaph. to baffle, foil, balk, dis-

to stumble,

totter or reel.

concert, disappoint.

II. :

Pass, to be tripped up,

to fall, esp.

to be bafiled, foiled, disappointed

,

'' :

by

ov

;

disasters.

2.

€

be defeated, to y'

to

:

—

:

gen.

c.

be balked or disappoi?ited of a thing.

rei, to

3. to fail,

Hence

err, be deceived, blufider.

,

. ,. , €,

step.

II.

2.

a fault,

Dor. for

, ,

a wasp.

7ioise, to

(payos)

Dep.

crack, crackle, hiss.

to

bvrst with

2. to

a

groan with

fulness, befidl to bursting. :

immolate.

77,

making

metaph. slippery, perilotis, precarious, Lat. lubricus. II. intr. ready to fall, to!teri?ig, staggering. Adv. -pa>s. :

failing, trespass.

'^- — (-/

Lat. jugtdare as,

slaughtered, sacrificed. of

a stumble, false aTOS, metaph, a failure, defeat, disaster.

slaying, sacrificing

a spasm, convidsion.

:

:

throat,

,

,

:

I

plant sage, Lat. salvia, [a]

shall never be disappointed in thee

a victim Properly neut.

a spasm,

2.

[a]

aor. i part, of

-^ ^ )2, . () , () () , , :

mortification.

cofivulsive firy.

:

to stu7nble, stagger, reel

I

f. to struggle, plunge, like a restive writhe or struggle convulsively. Hence

05, 2'1

horse

aor.

sacrificed.

a sacrificial knife

a knife.

to be

f.

fail, be unsuccessftd

a slaying, sacrificing. mostly in plur.,

[a]

sq.

rarely an Act.

whence

having been

Pass.,

a

to slay

made globu-

rounded,

tipped ivith a ball or button.

€05, , ,

make

(-)

Dep.

was round

aor. 2 part. pass,

like

slaughter, butchery, sacrifice : vvpos the sacrificialfire. 2.

in plur.

from

the

a slayer, butcher: a muris set, of the sword about to throw himself: a sacrificial

the victim itself :

,

,

2'02, , the ,

the slayer

,-, ,

ۥ

a ball or button spears tipped with buttons.

17,

'($ is

plqpf

or spherical:

chest

his

, ga?igre?ie,

,

ews,

make globular

II. to tip ivith

II.

convulsion

aor. 2 pass. part, of

"knife.

,

to

arched.

stagger

itself.

on which Ajax

Pass.,

and

and

4. neut.

a bowl for catching

blood of the victim the victim

—

much.

,

:

€ TO

2.

better.

o/V^/e,

f,

gaiigrened, mortify: the bone became gangrened and the thigh mortified. From

ov,

17,

together.

pass. pf.

():'—

:

lar.

of Time, long ; with plur. nouns, of Number and Quantity, many, much, frequent, great : with singular nouns, much, numerous, frequent. is often 3. the dat. joined with a Comp. Adj., like as,

many

,

etdos) ball-like, globular,

fs,

rounded, blunted.

:

) ) , $, () , $( , €5, , () . {^) €5, ^, () . () € , . or irpbs

;

herd.

,

-63, (,

3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with

aor. sense) of ffevoj.

€05,

;

2'02,,,

to stir up with a loud noise. From a bursting with a noise, cracking, crackling. (Formed from the sound.) enclit. ace. of [], ace. pi. fern, of

,

f.

Att. for

6, . and

(5,

€s.

s.

Ion. enclit. ace. pi. masc. and fern, of

them.

,

.

[]

II. in

Attic and later Poets, also

ace. sing, him, her.

nom. and

(5, . and

608, , , hement, earnest:

vebemendy.

^

ace. pi. neut. of

Ion. ace. pi. for collat.

neut.

form of

.

5. 05, as

eager, ve-

Adv. eagerly,

—.,, , . . :

22,

nom.

masc. and

pi.

of the personal

fern,

.

Pron. of 3rd person, they, neut, dat.

ace.

:

forms

—nom.

$,

neut.

,

:

gen.

-, 2',

^:

The

Lp. and Ion.

and

a
,

—

often strengthened by avros, as in avTOvs. II. there is a rare usage o{

,

<$

,6,5,, .

.

metaph., avdpes

hearts of maple.'

€ 2'2,

^ , ,

aTos,

for

footstool

2'02, ,,

'

^)

(^, to

f.

205,

,,

,

a

:

wedge

an Attic deme

55, ,

Adj.

:

in

2 5

up, close.

Lat. vespa.

, ' ^ ,

Sphettus

:

ov,

Adv. a Sphettian.

also, but Ep. and Ion. dat. pi. of very rarely, as dat. sing. (^'^^) a band, a bracelet or neck:

,

5',

Ep. contr. plur.

lace.

f.

aor.

:

i

Pass., aor.

:

bind tight, bind in or together : to squeeze, throttle, hence to torture : to shut Hence close : also to straiten, compress. rjpos, 6, a tight binder, a lace, band. tight-bound verb. Adj. of death by strangling.

:

:

From

pf.

to

:

,-

the maple, Lat. acer.

to sling, to use the sling.

f.

aor. I of a wedge, Lat. cuneus. with a wedgeojvos, ,

2', 05, , () wasp,

;

2nd

Lat. acermis

of

,

,,

j

j

:

, of maple wood,

,

,

('

for

pers. pi.,

685

shaped or peaked beard, as Mercury is represented Comedy old men were thus brought on the stage.

a
for

Ep. for

:

:

',

aor. I inf.

:

Ep. also very rarely used also for dat. sing. (both sing, accus. acptas Ep. also a(puas, also and pi.). There are also some Aeol. and Dor. forms, In Homer nom. Oipis, dat.
dat.

—

'

II.

05, 2,

^,

,

2. to move throw as from a sling, burl violently. , like a sling, to swing, brandish. 3. to smite with a sling. From opos, 6, poet, for a sling, La.t. funda, being a strip of , gen. 2<^i770s, the Sphinx, a she-monster, leather broad in the middle and narrow at each who proposed a riddle to the Thebans and murdered Oedipus guessed it, and II. anything like a sling in shape; the hoop end. all who failed to guess it of a ring in which the stone was set as in a sling, the thereupon she killed herself: in works of art she is ottter or broader part round the stone. Lit. funda or represented with a woman's bust on the body of a III. the act of slinging, a throw, so the Sphinx properly means pala annuli. lioness. (From IV. that which is slung, the stone or bullet the Throttler.) cast.

to

,

'/.

, . , () , , , , , , , , -^, ;

€5,

of the sling.

€5,

€6,

V.

ov, 6,

a

Aeol. and Dor. for

€$.

Att. for

(€€$)

Dor.

f.

own, appropriate, usurp : also whence Dor. aor. I part.

as

to

make

,

€ ., , 5, -, 5, )

Dep.

() , , 5, , 200'5,

possessive Adj. of the 3rd pers.

ov,

Pron. their own, their, belonging to them : also of the 3rd pers. sing., his, hers. II. someI. times also used of others than the 3rd pers., as of the 2nd pers. pi., = v€T(pos,your owfi : and of the ^nd pers. sing., = a6s, thy, thine own. 2. of the 1st our own; and of the 1st pers. pers.

, , ,

^\.,=-(5, — ($, my own, dat. fern, of

5,

05.

,

IV

—

to

:

ov,

make

^

like

a wasp,

to

8,,

pinch

generally, to pinch in, bind tightly

-,

(3 pi. gold and silver.

,

«s,

contr. for

€5, (,

,

which the plume

is

{) fixed.

the

$,

twirled

a vertebra.

round weight which

her ojvn.

own, like

, Dim.

of

sing,

II.

mafc,

{q(s)

4(5.

'.,

,

II.

twirls a

his, his

p!ur.

own;

masc. and

{5, ,

-

coxcomb, a lazy longsignet-ring. onyx wears an that haired fellow

wasp-like, pinched in at the waist like a wasp. the point of a helmet aros, in

;

fern., their, their I

-

which

insect

{5,

, , {()

fern., her,

eiSos)

an

, ---, )-

05,

re plqpf.) the braids of hair were tight bound with

Pass.,

Att. for

round body

spindle.

:

Pass,

of plants, a kind o{ beetle. a vertebra. like

on a spindle. a7iy

—

also

:

Att. for

,

nest.

is,

f

overbearing

:

put overweening trust in a thing, [] violenfly : Sup. Adv. of

lives Oil the roots

piece of wood pointed like a wasp's sting, a pointed stick or stake.

in at the waist

to

,

gen. of

^ tvasps'

make vehement

to

, .

() , {(^) -€5,,{) {, ($) = 5$. ),

of men, violent, itnpetuous

to be violent or

mine.

Ep. and Ion. for

II.

active, zealous.

:

sing.,

,

,

,

excessive.

—

($,

^-.

very, Adv., properly neut. pi. of very much, exceedingly, with vehemence. vehement, violent, also OS,

one's

((^($.

€65,

(5.

dat. of

slinger.

apyas,

I

Comic name

Ion.

for a

:

f.

:

pf.

pass.

'—,,/. , ——

:

;

686 {a^pa-yis)

:

:

—

seal

to

seal

to

:

,, , ^, , , , 5 , () , , , €) -8, . . , .

up.

generally,

II.

mark

to

with

as

III. metaph. to seal or stamp stamp. proval, limit, define, determine.

2"'5

anything with

gem

Ion.

a

:

a seal

-,

seal, signet-ring

shut

up,

a

impf.

seal,

-ivith

aor. 2 imperat.

ap-

rare Att.

form of

', for ^.

of

-, ,

.

a light boat or craft, raft, float', a raft of hides ^poet. a boat, a light bridge, a bridge of refts ox pon-

Ion.

:

mark

to

ship.

2.

^, , (($)

,

generally, a ring:

:

:

toons.

impression f. to make or do a thing III. anything sealed or of a signet-ring, a seal. off-hand : to speak or write off-hand. marked with a seal, a token, ticket, passport, permit. Ep. Adv. formed from the fem. of an impression of near, nigh, Lat. cominus. II, at once. a signet-ring, a seal. a, ov, near, at close quarters; Ion. for acppay-, a close fight, hand to hand. also the

or stone/or a ring.

II. the

$, , (^.')

, ,

from near, from nigh at hand, near. Adv. of Place, near, nigh, close, Lat. cominus : also used as Prep., c. dat. and c. gen. 2. of Motion, into the neighbourhood of, toivards. 3. of Degree, ftearly, hard upon, all

and full,

hand :

weening speech.

the throbbing pulse in inflamed , parts: also the beating of the heart, the pulse. f. to throb, beat violently : of the pulse,

2', ,

husbandry, a

a hammer.

, Att.

ahos,

ov,

{,

hammer.

2"',

of iron,

for

TO, the ankle

:

II. metaph. the lowest part or base. Dor. for gen. apocopate Att. nom. and ace. for

right.

dat.

2',

son. Pron. of 3rd pers.

,

two, both of

21"',

:

nom. and

ace. of per-

gen. and dat.

;

:

they

thetti.

nom. and

dual

ace.

person. Pron. of 2nd pers.

;

masc. and fem. of

gen. and dat.

:

you two, both of you.

,

,

ov, possess. Adj. of 2nd person dual 2. as possess. of or belonging to you two. Adj. of 3rd pers. dual of or belonging to them two or both of them. II. also used as possess. Adj. of 2nd pers. sing., thy, thine. 2. of 3rd pers.

,

, , 2"',

sing., bis, her.

contr. Att. for

II.

5', ( € ) 22, f.

drop,

:

to let

do^vn

gen. and dat. of

.

:

(

metaph.,

:

—

^-

give up one's love for horses, to cut the 2. to check, stop, master. 3. to let go to let the mind go free. <5, a forked stick, used as a ladder, Lat. scala : a forked stick, used as a prop for nets. to

turf•

—

, 2,

€$, mostly

for

Ep.

or

, , . , ,

tool,

,

for

^,

/,

;

in plur.

aor. 2

{)

see

-

inf.

of

carpenter's

a pair of pincers or tongs. Ep. for aor. 2 med. imperat. of -, Scheria, the island of the Phaeacians

later

row

.

of

or line,

5,

;.

, $

Lat. Corcyra, now Corfu. used only in the phrase Ir one after another, successively.

aor. 2 imperat. of

, 05, 5,

med.

($,

.. of

() (($) ,()

aor. 2

inf.

,

state,

in

a

Compare

habit of

condition,

body: the nature or fashion of a thing; a 7vay of life. a check, a remedy. 6, f.

,

,

angry complaining,

ov, also os,

able to bear

to complaifi

I.

of hard-

Hence

ship, to inveigh bitterly.

ov

:

invective.

(() — :

properly,

of Persons, hardhearted, mer

the

the cell of a

"Lzt.favtis.

fall, let

,

,,

inf.

larva of the bee or ciless, cruel, savage. 2. mucb-S7iffering, v?ihoneycomb, the honeycomb, flinching, hardy. II. 3. miserable, unhappy. of Things, cmel, shocking, horrid, abominable. a or. I to slit, cut open; Hence lance or open a vein. II. to let Adv. cruelly, abominably : Sup.

ovos,

ivasp.

!

;

poet. aor. 2 of

ribs of beef.

,

for

dual masc. and fem.

,,

aor. 2 inf. of

"

to set up-

e.

all

poet. aor. 2

$, , Att.

metaph.,

i.

iravTes nearly

pretty well assured.

Ep.

dung

the

rigid.

to set upon upright ankle,

and

oi

wrought or beaten metaph. wrought as out

II.

( , am

Ep. for

an implement

breaking clods of earth.

beetle, mallet, ior

of goats and sheep. out with the

\l.

{€)

(, , . , . , , I

the veins or arteries.

tol

Adv.

also nigh at

but ;

^^, ,

to beat ;

{) {)

€5,

to be full to bursting, to be plump f. Lat. turgere, turgescere : esp. of horses, to II. be in full health and strength, Lat. vigere, an overmetaph, to swell with pride ;

$,

,

5. .,

,

€,

-.

Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of aros, form, shape, outward appearance, theflgure, person. 2. the form, outside, opp. to the reality : a mere show, pretence. 3.

, ()

the bearing, look,

mien

:

staleliness, dignity

:

in plur.

;;

;

5 8 -€5, ($, )

— ^.

687

, , , , :) , 5, , € , , () . ,

4. the fashion, manner, way of a thing aroKijs fashion of dress. 5. the state, ?tature, 6. afigure in dancing ; in constitution of a thing.

gestures.

;

Hence

plur. steps.

-was

form, fashion, shape,

to

measuring-line

in a straight

:

twisted or plaited of rushes.

to be fashioned, II. Pass, dance. 2. to dedressed out, adorned in a certain way. mean oneself in a certain way, hence to pretend they pretend to be un-

a

€$ (

3. to gesticulate.

thing

in plur. thefigures

to

f.

,

slow

leistirely,

|,{) , ()

Ion.

splinter, lath,

2,

^: Lat. scindula

splint,

cleft small, firewood.

:

pf.

to

:

rend asunder

—

separate, divide:

(3

aor.

:

—

to

Pass.,

split,

aor.

cleave,

so in Pass.,

$. -, (5,.) 5, ,() , () 05, ()', . , () ) Hence

1.05,

,

mastich

tree,

Lat. letitiscus.

II.

squill.

cheius

ov,

6,

one

aor.

of a cleaving, parting, division. that which is cloven or

pass. inf.

i

,

$,

parted: a rent,

cleft, division.

II.

generally,

a cleaving, splitting, rending. aor. I of split, cloven, parted, divided ;

6,

, , 5, , ,

,,

6b6s a road that branches

. ,($)

poet. 3

pi. aor. 2

off.

nied. opt. of

«.

. 5 () , - ) , (%) [t],

,

of rushes, made of rushes. a rope twisted of rushes :

($)

,, [],

ov,

,

also

,

hence pedantic.

km

at leisure; so,

rest

leisure,

or

:

absol.

(2) at one's leisure, by

from

III. c,

IV.

thing.

a

idle-

V. a work of leisure, esp. a learned disVI. the place cussion, disputation, Lat. schola. where such lectures were given, a school. used as Adv. in a leisurely dat. of

of rushes: fern,

(5,

rush, hzX.juncus.

, , , () ,

2.

a sharp, tough rush or reed, used as an arrow ; also as a spit. 3. a place where rushes grow, a rushbed. II. anything twisted or plaited of rushes, a

hardly, not at

all.

. . , (. , , . , . ,( .2, 2', 2' : €5,

,

a scholium, note, comment.

med. part, of med. imperat. of

aor. 2

aor. 2

':

aor. 2 subj. of aor. 2 part,

nom.

of

I

plur.

'.

pi. contr. for

Ion. impf. of

lengthd. from

aor.

I

, :

fut.

pf.

aor.

:

.

I

3.

from

:

. , :

Pass., aor.

From

aor.

i

part,

2.

ovcs,

;

^,

are

Lat. salvus

fut. med. from contr. :

-

Ion. impf.

7, aoTjs,

esp. to keep alive, preserve

:

pf.

:

[]

act.

subj.

f.

i

the obsol.

pa^s.

we have

pres.

To

trocufft.

:—Vzss.

sis

!

vale

to !

be

God

2. of things, to keep safe, pre4. /o of the hws, to keep, observe. to forget keep in mind, remember, opp. to is often used\yith the mostly in Med. bring one additional sense of motion to a p'ace, to is a place Pass, to get safe or escape to safe to 2. home. safe to be brought or get

be with

you

serie.

rope-

:

2. scarcely,

slowly, late.

saved, preserved

dancer, Lat. schoenobates.

20'05, ,

gen.

save, keep

=

made

i8os.

:

leisure, hardly, scarcely, scarcely at all.

formed

generally, a rope, cord, line. ibos,

$ ) . )€

Att.

aor. 2 opt. of

,

being at leisure, II. devoting all

II. dat.

Att.

division, schism.

poet, for

for leisure;

who way,

mastich-wood. €a?s,

— Comp.

— formed

ness.

Att. for

SXl'NOS, 17, the

:

leisure,

km

- $,

"^

:

spare time, ease, Lat. otium ; cpyov a work ayciv to be at leisure ; 57,

as Adv., (1) leisurely, slowly

NcfAos

leisurely

Sup.

:

one's leisure to learning, learned

generally, to part asunder,

:

8,

leisurely, at ease, Lat. otiosus.

20',

Hence

slowness, laziness.

€$. , ,

I

Lat.

odots the Nile branches into three channels their opinions were diat

vided.

a

wood

in plur.

arrow, spear.

l

:

((

sciitdo

II. ati

'.

f.

of wood,

II.

leisure, time

at one's leisure or ease,

Adv. of

like

cleft piece

have

Comp.

or

=

,

rei, to

ov,

:

,

form,

€.

of

do a

to

or opportunity for anything, to devote one's time to also c. dat. pers. to devote oneself to one. anything

:

/fos,

have leisure or time

to

Lat. vacare

Pass, to adopt a certain shape or fashion a thing shape or appearance, to gesticulate. fut.

II.

act leisurely, linger, delay, loiter.

2. to

of

Lzconiz.n figures.

;

also to

:

inf.

c.

:

thing.

straight.

to have leisure or spare have rest or respite from

f.

time, be at leisure

:

. Dim.

,-€, ,—(,

a dance

stretched out like a

litie,

, () , ()($. — $,

to dress arrange : so in Med., 2. intr. to assume a certain her hair, \^\. fingere. form or podtion : to make steps or figures, to

learned.

HI. 2 Persian

parasangs, or 60 stades. es,

,

Att.

f.

a wicker basket. a land measure,

rope, cord;

in Greece, the

!

^.

.

^ .•

—

;

to

carry off safe, rescue from^zf.

—

,, ,

(/

inf.

I

like

f.

strength

,.

26, 2$, "^,

,

f.

do

to

Hence

oi

;

his school, Socratics.

SriAH'N,

,

little

philoso-

[]

Socrates.

of or

befitting

the philosophers

the body:

in

5

Homer

dead body

the

()

body, as opp. to soul

;

Hpya bodily labours; pleasures of the body, sensual pleasures. 3. one's bodily existence, life. 11. any viaterial body. a person, human being : esp, of slaves, as opp. to other

, $, .

-!€,

to exercise the

f.

Hence

body, train, to practise wrestling.

,

bodily exercise, training.

, , -, --<, , ) {)

,,

of

for

the body, bodily,

Hence

Lat. corporeus.

{, {, , {,

-, ) , ,

body, corporeal.

f.

or enervate the body.

where a body

$, ,

,

kept,

is

, {)

Dor. for aros,

a heap, f.

;

v.

to corrupt

a

place

that which is

vocat.

H.

saviour,

gen. subject!,

c.

, ,

:

-

;.

.

as epith. of poet, preserving : even with a fem. noun, the office of saving. Hence Ion. a saving, deliverance, means 2. a safe return; of safety, safety, Lat. salus. a safe return home. 3. a keeping for safeguard. safe; km

€8

-, ,

,

(sc.

.

ty.

the

saving, delivering: neut. deliverance, safety.

ov,

like

,

(),

in return

for

2.

safe-

pass, saved, delivered, preserved.

wooden circumference of the iron hoop or tire being

the

the felloe

luheel,

pi.,

,

an offering

,

€€, -€, .€, : ^: {): :

Comp. and

Sup. of

—

poet,

, €, 05, {) , , {) , {)

be of sound mind, be in one's sound senses : to practise self-control, to be discreet, temperate, moderto

ate.

to

2.

learn moderation, to recover

OTte's

Hence

otos, to, an act of self-control, an in-

stance of temperance, act of moderation : and verb. Adj. one must be temperate.

disposed to temper-

Att.

f.

heaped

control, chasten.

heap one thing on

moderate, sober.

05,

,

{)

{)

to

moderate,

2. to chastise, correct.

,,

to pile or

II.

ance, moderate, under self-control.

pile.

another.

,

,,

$.

to be silent.

, {6$)

reward for

a saviour of Greece ; also c. gen. objecti, 2. as epith. of proa preserver from disease. tecting gods, esp. of Jupiter, to whom, under the name of Zevs the third cup of wine was dedicated generally, a guardian or tutelary god : also

senses.

a grave, sepulchre, [a]

ou, contr. acDs, ace.

€,

$,

f.

Adv. in bodily form. Dim. of a small body, [a] is, u8os) of the nature of a

.

:

,

.

goods.

up

-€, ,

$ , , {), , {) , (, ) €.

:

2.

,€, {). the

as Adj. saving,

of man or beast, a corpse, carcase, whereas the living body is but later either of the living or dead body.

.

bringing back a runaway slave. she that saves. fem. of epith. of protecting goddesses, as of

of instead of

a channel, gutter, pipe.

Tjvos, 0,

aros,

or

ace.

:

',

Dim. dear

TO,

(

offering for deliverance from a danger; 6iois to offer a sacrifice in thanksgiving naiSos

deliverer, preserver;

— Socrates, the

, . Adj. of

Socrates, Socratic

,

From

like Socrates, to imitate his

gen. (os conlr. ovs

2, 205,

pher.

have power or bodily

From

vocat. "XaiKpares;

:

for his son's deliverance.

storit, strofig.

<5,

dress, gait, speech, etc.

:

the

oi

to be able to do, c. inf.

:

2fl"K02,

from

rescue a country

enemy.

aor.

.

—

688

—

Adv.

disposed to temperance,

-$.

heap with, cover over with. a making temperate , Lat. cumulus : a heap of chastening. corn : generally, a heap, quantity, store : a heap or one that makes , mound of earth. temperate, a chastener, chastiser, censor. Sn'S, , ace. sing, ace. pi. masc. and Adv. of temperately, moderfem. %•. defect. Adj. = (the ately, soberly : Comp. qq. v. Sup. radic. form 2A02 w^as found only in the Homeric comp. safe and sound, in good case, Ep. the character or

',',

to

a

6,

heap,

,,

()

healthy, Lat. sai

Lat. integer.

-,5,

,-, tate.

[]

of things, sound, whole, entire,

;

2.

metaph.

,,

safe, sure, certain.

{,

, .

,

, -, ,

-

:

,

conduct of the moderation, discretion : selfcontrol, temperance, chastity, sobriety, Lat. temperan-

, , , (^) (, ) noXis) saving the city

Adj of one must save. mostly in plur. a reward for saving one's life, a thank-

verb.

like

:

:

«s

€$,

€, ,

or

>j

%,%,

,

tia.

From

Ep.

moderate

sober.

:

:

esp.

ovos, 6,

of sound mind, Sup.,

neut.

:

prudent,

4($, -$.

self-controlling,

Comp. and

'.

discreet,

temperate,

chaste,

^. , , () :

—

, ., , form

Ion.

for

to

rub

.

to pieces.

,^,{).

TO, indecl., nineteenth letter of the

, ,

' = 300,

as numeral,

:

Changes of r

. , ,,

(Lat.iw),Tot,T6,TC/fo»',^aTi,etc. for

.,

as in

4•

'''

Ion.,

for

omitted

is

,, , ,

,

for military

, /.

for

,

,

,

as

in

€,

, , (,, ,

,

-

(Tay^vu)

,,,,— , , ,

command,

Tayeis,

rule.

(Tayus)

rule:

f.

be

to

of

.

Tagus

:

generally, to

under one Tayus. be co7nmander or ruler.

Pass, to be united

(Tayos) to — tq^is, an ordering, arraying. (Tayus) authority: as Collective Noun, the

, , , , ,

commanders.

,

$,

yavov,

a fryi?ig-pan.

eya.

()

Att. crasis for

() , -5, ^. . , , , . , .

to, an ordinance, coma regular body of soldiers, a corps, division. an orderer, commander, ruler: , esp. as title oi the Chief of Thessaly. he that has the command , (ay, 2.

,

or rule, a

pass,

1

ship,

pf,

with

«)

commander,

ruler.

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

,

tv, aor. I pass. part,

Ep. aor. I pass, of Ep. and Ion. for ai, nom.

:

also as

to

aor.

endure hard-

II. do hard work: sujfer hardship or distress Hence weary, wear out, annoy grievously. Ion. , hard work, severe labour

trans, to

-,

in pi. bodily hardships or exertions.

,',

suffering

2.

bodily pain,

affliction, misery.

:

-, ) -5, (*, ) 65, . , ()

(Ta\ns) enduring toil, laborious.

suffering hardship, miserable.

Adv.

, , , () ovos, 6,

,(*,

stout-hearted.

2.

II.

-pa»s.

patient of mind,

a, ov,

patient of heart, much-enduring, miserable. , ov, Comp. and

Sup. of

to

f.

sway

to

and fro,

balance

2. to

oscillate.

weigh

:

Pass, to

out,

mea-

sure out by iveight.

ivorth a talent.

a, ov,

2.

='/, 2|, '[-],,

weighing a

talent.

of

TftVcu.

[a]

pi.

fem. of the Art. o.

,

ftfl/anci; in ^\MX.apairof anything weighed : but mostly used of a fixed weight, a talent: in the post-Homeric limes it had a double sense i. the talent of weight : the Euboic or old Attic talent weighed about 57lb. avoird., 2. the talent of money, i.e. and the Aeginetan 95. a talent's weight of silver, or a sum of money equivalent to this, which would make the Euboic or old The Attic talent worth in our money 243/. 15s. talent contained 60 minae, and each mina loo drachmae. 3. that which is weighed out or apportioned

scales.

II.

:

-,

to one.

(, ()

holding the scale ov, metaph. turning the scale of battle. = patient, enduring :

or balance

conia.

hence hard-fated, wretched.

, -, (, ) ,

-, —

med.

:

Taenarus, a proTaivapos, o, 77, also montory and town at the southern extremity of La-

e.-^p.

f.

q. v.

like

gtos,

mand.

:

ov,

rank of Tagus

the office or

iv, aor. 2 pass. part,

f.

,

ayada.

Alt. conlr. for

command,

ordered, ar-

wretched: also stout-hearted, daring.

Appian Road.

,

mili-

apyi'piov a stated sum.

f.

,

generally,

tender

-€ps,^', (,-^) endtiring labour, pain-

grat.,

,

, €,

soft,

;

verb. Adj. of

Dep.

,

(.

5. in

and. 2. the particle Tot is joined by crasis with other particles beginning with for Tot apa, a vowel, as is never elided, 3• ^^e Artie, though joined with another word by crasis, as for TO ayaOuv. neut. pi. of 0, 6, and 6s. the Lat. taberna, a tavern, inn $, Tptts the Three Taverns, a place on the

.

to

Dor. ful, drudging: generally, much-enduring. fem. of the oblique cases of some

Tos, TtpaTos.

apostroph. for

tactics

ranged, fixed, stated ; Dor. for

for

or

for ordering or arrang-

, , . •, •€,(): (

termin.

neut. nouns of 3rd decl., as Kepaos, Ttpaos, for

t',

fit

, . - , ing, of or fit tary tactics.

as

for

.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

TaKTiKos,

as

some words metri

inserted in

i*

\($,

as

and

in the substantive

:

,

,, , ()

Greek

, ,, ,

for

Att.,

3. in Ion.,

for

avTis for aS^ts

-,

new

2. in

etc.

into

— Med.

:

crasis for kKH, TdKcpos, , fluid, melting, metaph. melting, languishing.

= 300,000.

but

and Dor.,

in Aeol.

:

with a

crasis for

€,

,

,

689

to hitid

head-hand, esp. as conqueror wear a head-band fillet.

Ep. for

'P, T, alphabet

::

(()

05, , , (*) 5, -€5, (*, :

)

ov, a band, riband, fillet, Lat. taenia: a riband or headband worn in token cf victory. fered much, epith. of Ulysses a dealer in ribands. vagabond.

,

:

one

hence

who has

later

suf-

rambling^

:

—

-, '"02

690

(*;,

e's,

n^vdos) eridnring great of things, toilsome. a basket, Lat. qualus : a

\

.$

thou sbalt no Longer be

,, $. .5,, . . \$. . , . . , , , () , . , €. , , , 05. -, ) -*, {. -8. ) -, ) , {,.) woe, patient tn tvoe.

2.

[-], ,

through which the whey ran off. Dor. ace. pi. of gen. (sometimes or raXas: avos voc. ai'os, suffering, uretched, Lat. miser : enduring, patient Our etch! Comp. aho fool-hardy, headstrong: ov. [raXas raXavTipos, a, ov Sup. cheese-basket,

^,

5,

:

(*\)

:

«.]

€05, ,

manage.

ov,

Ion. for

,8. Dor.

,

() {•$) ,

.

6,

,

wool:

spirit.

*.

sing.

(*,

-. , ,. "2, , ,€

aor.

I

subj.

. .

of

\€(

stoutly.

ovos, 6,

,

or

^.

crasis for

€.

4. . €€, € , 6, .) , •€-5. {, , '. , 5 5, () ' Att. crasis for

2

a chamber, med. inf of

oos,

-,

houseiuife

;

also

^)

Ep.

up and distributes, manager, overseer. treasurer

,

,

a

II.

,

(€)

keeping, management.

, ,

dispenser

cuts :

a

a stcivard, receiver, 2.

—Lat.

=

,

, of

storehouse,

,

for housekeeping.

II.

quaestorius, of the quaestor or the quaestor-

ship.

From

($) — :

,

to be

and Dep.

Ep. for ravvnovs.

Att. crasis for

stretching one at

^.

and

€05, ,

of or for Tanta-

ov,

,,

, , {) , -8, -) :

,

ov,

daughter of Tantalus. From Tantalus king of Phrygia, ances-

tor of the Pelopidae.

su'ing:

—

quasi

f.

aor.

I

to

'•^6<'5, swung, hurled,

pass. part.

{, -8, , , {, -) -5, (^, $) (,€. () -, (, ) -, ^) -, -$,, ,,{, , {, ) (, ='/, ov.

long-tongued,

hos,

with long

chattering, noisy.

point or bead.

running at full

,

Tavu-eOcipos, ov, : fem. also

flou'ing hair

like

long point or long edge.

long-haired, xvitb

II.

f.

:

a housekeeper, manager or steward;

,

shaggy. -Kpaipos, ov, Pass.

)-5.

,

drawn

es.

out, tall

Adv.,

{-,

and

= TO

) $)

of extended age. long-haired,

long-horned.

to be stretched, extend.

long-stretched, long

tapering.

vvv,

now

with a

far-stretching.

iKos.

management, house-

= Lat.

f.

TetVai) stretched,

-5, -$, , . '05. 08, , -, (, '/)

(s,

magazine,

treasury.

,

.. ', . .

long-necked.

outstretched, tall, taper, long.

ov,

the office of steii'ard, houseII. Lat. quaeitura, the

a

, (,

dashed down.

who

quaestorship.

keeping.

also os,

stretch.

€, , () 5, , ()

bellowing so

loud-bellowing.

ov,

Tavaos.

TavTaXis, TavTdXos.

cutting or

sacred treasure in the citadel of Athens. quaestor.

off,

crasis for

TavToXeios or

the comptroller of the

;

-65, .,

lus

one

distributer,

ov, (ravaos,

Att. crasis for

a housekeeper,

,

with long point or

$. {Tovaos,

Dor. for

closet.

, ,

penetrating the skin, wounding. Ep. , fern, of

Hence

edge, cutting far or deep.

length, epith. of death.

aor. 2 inf. of

aor.

town of Boeotia. Tanagra.

ov, of ox from

Att. crasis for

Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

,=

.

e's,

a marriageable maiden, bride.

Ep.

a

Tanagra,

,

Syrian word, a damsel, maiden. fj,

.

or

shortd. for

Att. crasis for

.

.

as to be heard far

pivus) with shield of tough to neut. as Adv.,

[.

$.

only used in the Att, phrase a) sir, my goodfriend.

Att. crasis for

From

a wool-spinner. patierU of

enduring ToAaacTTjs, -CTQ, Ep. 2 and 3

i^os,

metaph.

form of address,

Att. crasis for

to spin

. (*\,

ovos, 0,

-ptvos, ov,

indecl.,

as a

a»

*)') spinning wool:

raXaaiovpyos,

on toughly,

:

to

$.

for

or

ov,

or

ofoTforuOol-spinni/ig.

viind, stout-hearted, of

fight

regulate,

Alt. crasis for

jvool-spinning.

77,

:

to

Ion. aor. 2 part, of

geuer.illv, to spin.

bulVs-hide

trans,

account.

Ep. and Ion. for , Ep. and Ion. for

).

:

and Ep.

Ion.

ov,

f.

as Subst.,

III.

my

II.

husband, save, store up

2. to

good

turn to

of ivool-spinning. ),

out stores, dispense.

sei-ve

to

quaestor.

be

to

2.

—

,

:

Dor. also

:

steward.

at present.

:;:

^^?—'2.

) ) -, -,

(, -€5, (,

-€05,,, (, TSvv-iTiirXos,

-5 .

mous.

-,

in

long

(

plaits.

long-sided, enor-

or,

(, ()

(,

-,

<5,

.

}

;

;

long-shanhed.

TTovs) stretching the feet, long-striding,

691

rangement. 2. an assessment of tribute. III. order ; later in order. IV. the post, rank or position one holds kv in the light or position of an enemy. 2. one's duty towards another fvvoias tol^is the duty of good-will. V, afi order, class of men.

veirXos) withfiowing robe.

'05, ,

-, (5. (5, (, -|5, (, ) . 6€ . , - €5, . €. -€5, (, -, ••€-, (, ) . , () , , () $ ov,

humiliated

with spreading roots. of

aor. I pass. part, aor.

I

pass,

of of

:

Ep. 3

trees,

) )

&€: €€ ,

leaves, of the olive.

[]

or

Ep.

to

;

(€ ,

:

draw

:

bow

bow, i. to pull or grade with the

it ;

in

Med.,

e. to

string

:

2.

reins.

to stretch out, to lay along, lay out, stretch at full

, ,, metaph.

3.

tense.

to

metaph.

-8, -,

to strain

to be

or

extend on the

exert oneself,

5. ($, )

From

ov,

,

,=

,,

ov, (to^is,

$)

taxiarch, the com-

.

brigadier.

II.

or quota of

cotnmanding a

divi-

f.

($

($)

Ion. los,

,

()

to

arrange,

:

of

a drawing up in order, the disposition of 2. battle-array, order of battle, Lat. an army. acies. 3. a single rank or line of soldiers, Lat. ordo. 4. a post or place in the line of battle, Lat.

(((

^,

^

to desert one's post.

5.

a division of an army, a brigade Athens, the quota of infantry furnished by each also of smaller bodies, a company, cohort IT. an arranging, argenerally, a band, company.

like at

:

3.

From

lowliness of mind.

,

6,

low-

6, , «,

,

TAPES,

Lat.

a carpet, rug,

[a]

Att. crasis for

kni.

$, . , -, , . , $, , () Att. crasis for

,

kmei/cr}.

form of

later

, , ()() Att. crasis for

Adv.

at first.

for

Att. crasis for

3.

, () , =

,

,

disquietude, trouble.

thing

to stir

with: a

ladle.

agitator.

,

-,

,

a disturber, disquieter,

(, ) (, () ,

ov,

(Tapas) afine Tarentine garment. (Topas) Tarentine.

heart-trou-

ov,

bling, vexing the heart.

Tapa^-iiTTro-aTpaTos,

tmros,

ov,

t6s) troubling troops of horse. disturbance, confusion, dis-

|5, ,

,

Tapas, avTos,

set in order.

an arrangifig

soldiers,

statto;

in

quietude, tunudt.

an army.

5,

$,

TA'IIHS, made of wool,

TapavTivos,

infantry furnished by each of the ten sion of

:

€$, ()

opos,

a taxiarch or commander

mander of a brigade or division, a at Athens, the commander of the

-5,

in-

stretch.

f.

of a division.

stretched

part,

3.

run at fill

make more

strain,

to lie stretched otit, to

2.

pass.

I

ground.

to

Pass, to be on the stretch, to expand,

II.

be filled out. aor.

vileness

lowliness, humility.

to stretch, strain,

a

to stretch one's

length.

of

sense, lowliness, hritnility.

65, €5,

Pass., aor. I

:

—Ep. form of

pf.

stretch out

2.

|

II. with thickfoliage, leafy. aor. i Ep. also

fut.

:

good

,

(, (,^) •-3, (, , of

good

minded, base. 2. lovAy in mind, hujuble. a stretching, straining f. to make low, lower, a stringing of the bow. 2. to with taper ankles. hrimble, abase: also to make light of . thing. ov, ivith extended cast down, discourage. 3. to make lowly or humble. ov, humbly, poorly. Adv. of of tall or slender growth. a lowering, hmnbling. 2. with long-pointed ov, ,

-5, -5, :

in

;

stature.

baseness,

dejection,

spirits,

ovos,

,

vos,

bark

abject

Hence

$, , lowness of

of

I

mean,

sense,

condition, lowliness, low estate, abasement.

pi.

VTepov) with extended

ov,

bad

in

:

lowness of

wings, long-tvinged. Ep. aor.

tree, Lat. taxus.

sense, lowly, hutnble.

sing. Aeol. aor. I opt.

[], 3

yew

the

low, Lat. hj/milis : of Place, lying low: of stature, low. 2. of Condition, Rank, etc., brought down, humbled, lowly. 3. humbled,

,

vyos, 6,

€^) = ,

^'2, , ,

shorter form for

TavvaivTfpos. ravv-TTripvyos, ov and

, also

Graecia.

TATA'22il

:

Tarentum, a town of Magna

-,

Att.

contr.

fut.

sense

77,

:

but also

aor. I

fut. :

( ^

Att. also contr. aor. I

:

Pass., fut.

:

med.

pf.

in pass,

:

—

to stir,

up, disturb, trouble, disquiet ; metaph. to stir up, rouse, proto stir up the sand 2. to trouble the mind, to confound, alarm, voke. frighten : generally , /o disturb, throw into disorder: stir

:

—

Pass, to be in disorder.

3.

of political matters,

in

—

:

,

—

Pass, to be in a state of disorder to this Verb belongs the intrans.

agitate, distract

or anarchy.

uproar

II.

disorder or confusion, be in an

to be in

plqpf. Ep. 3 sing,

,\•\, , :

:

:

—

692

pf.

:

.

5, -5,() (,

stretched out, then generallv, a wing from the fabled fall of the wing of Pegasus there, the city of Tarsus w^as so called.

€,

of or

a, ov,

like

Tartarus, Tartarean.

From

Hence

trouble, disorder, confusion:

tumult.

($,

part,

:

troublous, di&ttirbed, confused.

—

when

commotion,

.

Tapxapos,

also

irreg. pi.

(as in Lat.,

— :

Tartarus, Tariara) Tartarus, a dark abyss, as deep below Hades, as earth below heaven, the prison of the Titans, etc. Later, Tartarus was either the nether-world generally, or a place of torment and punishment, as opp. to the Elysian fields. f. to hurl into Tartarus. pi. of

, , , . , , .. , , , . , , , , () ^ , , (), ^ ^ =

,

ubos) troublous, fond of II. troubled, disordered: troubling or perplexing. Adv. -;$, in confusion. confused: a, ov, frighted, fearful. to be frightened or alarmed, f. the being frightened, a state of to fear : 2. c. ace. to stand in awe fear : also to feel awe. fs,

—

($) . ($)

of fear, dread.

TA'PB02,

alarm, terror: also awe, alarm, a cause of

eos, TO, fright,

reverence.

an

II.

object of

($)

ov,

or

-,

Ion.

pickling, salting

where fish was

a preserving,

were places

=

Egypt

,

f.

dried or saltfish.

5, ,

[]

,

From

the saltfish market.

-,

, II.

balming of corpses.

to

engaged in

to be

sell

the e?n-

,

Att.

() -:

Pass.,

a stretching, straining, [a] fut.

aor. I

:

aor.

I

(:

and paullo-p.

fut.

:

aor. 2

(-

[]

pf.

fut. :

pf.

^

Ep.

or

(os,

,

-, $.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

0, Att. for

$, ,

Att.

—

2. to post, station. order of battle. 3. to appoint : to appoint one to do a thing Pass, to be ihis we have been appointed to do, charged to do. 4. to order, command, give in6. to fix or structions. 5. to assign to a class. :

6/(^

of wicker-work, a crate, fiat-basket, Lat. crates, for drying cheeses on also a mat of reeds, such as were built into brickwork to bind it together also, a wicker-basket, like 11. any broad, fiat surface ; the fiat of the foot, the part :

:

between the toes and the heel. 2. the fiat end, blade of an oar, Lat. /a/mw/a; generally, the fiat of the wing,

—

'^ —

payments to be made: Med. to agree to pay a having covesum, nanted to return the money absol. in part, assess

-

:

or by instalments.

7. to

8. generally, to fix, assign or impose punishments. T€Ta7/ieVos xpovos the appointed time. settle,

Dor. for

Att. crasis for

to

Att. for

Tavp€ios,

a, ov, also os, ov,

or cows, Lat. taurinus

()

$.

;

, . . , . , . -, (, )

a native of Tarsus in Cilicia a stand or frame ,

rappos,

3.

to

:

($, payiiig at intervals

anything preserved or pickled by artificial means : a dead body preserved by embalming, a rnummy. II. generally, meat preserved by smoking, salting or pickling, dried or smoked fish.

08

fws,

(5)

Dim. of

TO,

Tappos,

-

:

arrange or pi^t in order, esp. in military sense, to draw up in line, array ; so in Med., km. Tas vavs having drawn up their verb. Adj. salted, pickled. From , and absol., to draw up, ships in four lines f. to preserve the body Pass, to be drawn up in means, to embalm as in the case of the form in order of battle

Egyptian mummies. II. to preserve meat, fish, etc. by smoking, salting, pickling ; €v III. metaph. in preserved, pickled mtzt. Pass, to waste away, wither, pine.

,

€5

,

5, '52,

an embalmitig. a Salter, pichler, em-

€, $. ', -'•€, (, )

by artificial

or ts,v, thick, close, frequent, dense:

pi.

:

,

, €05, ~(,

€,

in

salted.

ov,

balmer.

cpya.

fj,

€5, , (()

oar.

5, '2, €,

$,

apyvpiov.

:

frequent.

thick, close,

Ep. 3 ph aor. i pass, of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I pass, of (OS, a i'hicket. From

as Adv., ofttimes, often. The Ep. belongs to if referred to it must be written {. shortened form of to bury solemnly, inter.

affrighted.

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

,

, = $,

fem.

poet, for japPos.

,

an

,

neut.

dread.

17,

,

€€3, ,

. -5,

in

:

($)

Homer, of

ov, 6,

() () (, ^) -5, ,(,(, )

of bidls, oxen bull's-hide.

a btdl-driver;

a bullfighter.

= Tavpeios.

ratipcos, a, ov,

Adv.

like

a bull: savagely, Lat.

torvo vultu.

ov,

-,

tering bulls.

ov,

paunch or body of a

,

bull

:

striking or slaugh-

)

devouring

enormous.

bulls.

with the

:

:

avob€— '^'.

-,

,, -€5, -€5, $,

,, -

€ ()

693

to obtain the rites of funeralfeast, wake; burial. II. the grave, tomb : in plur. a burial-place. astonishment, amazement. [a], TO, (^ravpos, Kepas) with bulVs , old name of one of the small islands behorns. bull-headed. ov, (ravpos, tween Acarnania and Leucadia : the Taphians were famous as seamen and pirates. f. to slaughter or sacrifice bulls; From. f 0ovs. to make a ditch. with cognate ace, II. Ion. for bull-slaying. {ravpos, a ditch, trench ; slain by a bull. (KavvHV to proparox, draw a trench. ov, (ravpos, bull-for^ned. opos, , (ravpos, sprung part, of aor. 2 see

(ravpos, Seat) binding bulls

:

fern.

'02

iSos.

5, -, , ) , , $. -,', ^) , '05, -5, ) -, -, ) ) , , () € . : ; -5, 5, . , , , , , . , -^ 5 , 5, , 8. -5, ^) , , )-5,

from a

,

,

(pos)

.

,

,

:

Adv. II, qtnckly, soon, Lat. statim. in prose and Att., is often joined with av, when it means, probably, perhaps, like Sup.

bull.

,

or

,

hunting

bulls, epith.

(ravpos,

of Diana.

-oos, ,

-now,

r),

to, (ravpos, ttovs)

Adv. of raxvs, quickly. poet, for raxvs,

bull-footed.

TAT"P02, ,

a bull: joined with another Subst., ravpos ovs, h'ke avs f. to cut a bull's throat ; ravis

cut

to

blood runs) into a hollow :

bull-slaugh-

-, *) ,,, , , , , , , , , , ov, (ravpos, fpayciv)

bull-eating

:

a

bull-slaughtering

ov, (ravpos,

(ravpos) to change into a bull

f.

become savage as a

to be or

Pass.,

—

bull, to

look savagely at, eye savagely. neut.

pi.

of outos.

Att. crasis for

dat, fem.

also

in this

way

ra avra,

the same.

of ovros, freq. as Adv.

manner.

or

Ion.

Att, crasis for

, . ,, the same.

-5,

Att. crasis for

same

to avra ye.

€^)

(ro avra,

ov,

repeating the

that has been said, tautologous.

what falls

Att. crasis for ro

out by accident, a hap, chance; of itself, by chance:

€,

pres. in use

€05,

€5,

€€,

Pindar for

in

see

:

5. ()

cf.

for

avraros.

3 sing. aor. 2 with no

,

one

'', , () 05, , apos

who

buries the dead, a

burier.

:

, ,

in plur. a burial-place.

ov, Ep.

and Ion.

a burial or a grave ;

winding-sheet, shroud.

05

aor. 2 pass, of

[],

, ov,

:

a mode

()

a(s,

,

II,

5, $, quickly, with

) )

$

-5,

:

•-5, •-5, , (, -5,, (, () ()

)

-, -, -5, -,

to tears.

soon moved

fast-running. epyov) quickness in working. fast-rowing. (s, (raxvs, ews, 0, (raxvs, prjvis) quick to anger. being quickly opos, ,

-5,

ov, (raxvs,

)

,

a mo'her.

(5, (5, 5)

-, , ():$) ) -, -, ) ov,

quick-dying, short-

lived.

ten, to

[], . urge on.

—

II. intr. to

to sail fast.

make quick, to hasmake haste, speed.

to

(raxvs,

soon persuaded,

credulous.

ov, (raxvs,

quickly-sending,

of qinck- sailing.

. 5^ (. a 6z^na/-cloth,

;

ra

'02 ,() Att. crasis for

[],

for ra
(5) of a grave

a gravestone.

v^)s quickness oi m\r\a.

speed; so also with a Prep., also els or (V raxos, with all speed ; us or raxos, like raxovs as they were for speed, i. e. as quickly as they could. conquered or ov, (raxvs, captured quickly. quick or hasty of ov, (raxvs,

(S,

burial, Lat. sepultura

of burial

[] (raxvs) swiftness, speed, quicks

(raxvs,

a, ov, see

((US,

raxos

quickest, stviftest.

Comp. of

gen, vos,

Att. also

ro

TO

35.

often used as Adv. for

, ( is

see

:

counsel.

strengthd. Att. for ravra.

[tj,

Adv.

(OS, TO,

7iess,fieetness;

raxos

sacrificial.

Comp. of

ov. Sup. of

opos, neut.

TA'X02,

beef-eater.

swift, speedy.

neut. of

sup.

,

[aj

sacrificial,

,

often as comp. Adv. of

From

ov, (ravpos,

tering

,

ovos,

throat (so that the

its

shield.

—

;5.

see

a burial, Lzt.funus: also a

-75,

(', pos) quick-passing, quick (5, raxv-TTOvs, -$, , , ($, -7€5, ($, () with ov,

-5,

of motion. lived,

ov,

[v]

ov,

swift-footed.

$)

quick-fated, short-

)

swift-footed.

swift heels,

:

•!€—€''9.

694

-65. . ($. {5,

-70$.

-5, -5,

, [v]

horses,

irrepov) swift-winged.

) (,)

ov,

irwXos) with swift, fleet

(',

ov,

ov,

along, quick-rushing.

€, ,

rushing rapidly. home quicMy

quick, swift, fast, fleet.

. €$, -,

irreg.

ovos

, ,

Comp. Comp.

;

Alt.

neut.

used

also

as

another Comp. is ov neut. pi.

3.

,

Sup.,

he,

, ,

),

Adv., as soon as

also in Prose,

;

Adv. by the quickest way,

as

-,,(5,) () ,

es,

gen.

0,

,

e.

i.

€€€,

/es, dat.

:

— Lat.

pf. act.

and

nom.

:

gen.

PA VO,

pass,

. ^.

3 sing. pass, plqpf. of pf. pass, of pf. of 3 sing, plqpf. Ep. aor. I pass. inf. of

'/.

pi.

:

pi.

;

a peacock

:

me-

(\€.

:

—

with pres. sense, without a pres. in use astounded or amazed, chiefly part. also in Ep. plqpf. as impf. pf.

:

intr. to be astonished,

used in

over which the lips

,

is

of

3 pi. pf. pass, of

for

:

quick-springing,

fem. of the Article.

pi.

ace.

another form of the nom.

pf. pass,

from same root comes aor. astonished or amazed.

II.

with part,

regular, Lat. solennis

€05,

era-

of

pass. part, of

Dor. for

a, ov,

2

of

fut. pass,

€€05, pf €5,

pf. pass. part,

run quickly, of a flute. Dor., and Aeol. gen.

TAfl'2,

, €, T€0€iKa,

quickness, swiftness, speed,

-€5, {, €$)

pass. inf. of

Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of paullo-p. fut. pass, of

as

most quickly.

rjTos,

7nore

[i],neut. lov

;

as soon as possible

(sub.

2.

gen.

pf

-, -,

, . -, $ ^. ,, , . . €€5, , $ () , . . , . ^, . €€ , . €€, , . , ^, . . ., , (( $. . €, . , , .€$, . , ,^, ., €-€, (, )

Adv.

most quickly, most speedily ;

may

l.

ov only in Ion.

a,

neut.

quickly.

,

of

Comparison:

events, qinck, speedy. regul.

2.

', , , , . , .., , , , , ..

house or room, Lat. tec'vm. II. a room, chamber, garret: a brothel otos. Dor. for etc. Ep. for pf. part. fem. of

,

fixed, settled, stated,

generally, due, fitting.

:

(08,

Dor. for

that which

is

fixed, a law, custom, ordinance. pf. imperat. of TE, enclitic Particle, and, answering to Lat. que, as pf. opt. of When it stands before another answers to et.

taph. of coxcombs.

'/ ,

€$

re it takes the sense of both; T6 or before re re both in form and in size II. in both themselves and their horses. Ep. and Ion., re is attached to Relatives, without oaos re, etc., which is altering their sense, as, to be explained from the fact that the Relative Pronouns were originally Demonstratives, and required to be joined by a Conjunction: afterwards when they ;

^,

68€5, Dor. €6€,

mere

affix, as

T€, oTi re,

,

T€, Dor. for

€,

'

re.

-,

('/: —

.

nent.

pi.

relat.

:

aor. I

2. with tears. eTeyyfTo a shower was to shed tears : Pass., poured, fell. to soften, melt: metaph. to III. soften, move to compassion, make to relent.

6$ .

to dye, stain, Lat. tingere

with anything

€€

Ion.

:

to stain

or

mix

else.

-,$,

€€05 ov,

pf.

(sub. 777)

-05,

the

-cjTos, Ep. for

of

(€5,

fem.

-,

:

orig.

(:)$.

aor. 2 inf. of

pf

and

,

pass, of

) )

time of four

days.

driving

ace.

formed from the

is

poet, for

masc. and neut.

[],

{$, {5,

ovos,

,

four-horsed chariot: a driver offour horses. driver of 6,

,

{, )

chariot. ov,

\<\

with four horses

), ,

', , €-5, (, )

land of yoked abreast : as Subst., a four-horsed chariot;

a roof, covering of a

;

Ep. gen.

:

T60op€iv, redupl. for

chariot.

iyos,

of

of

Ion. four abreast. 17, 6v,ofoTfor a Tegeate. (riy os'j with a roof, roofed, or near the

(OS, TO, like

pf.

((8 and

Att. fut. of

€-05,

roof.

'02,

neut.

-€, , Tegea, in Arcadia. Hence a four-horsed [] Ion. , a man of Tegea, a

Tegeate : fem. TeyeaTis, Tegea. Hence

€605,

metaph.

pf of

-Sjtos, 6, Att. part.

;

part. pf.

pass.

pi.

of

inf of

Dor. and Ep. for

Advs. as

with tears: to bedew with cognate ace, Tiyyfiv

to wet, moisten, esp.

3

of

of

pi. pf.

pf.

for

is

of reos.

pf. inf. I

[a], rarely

but the fem.

€€'

aor. i

:

It

Tf, etc.

re,

of

ace. sing,

Te'. apostroph. for fut.

'

oTos re,

manner with many

also joined in like

, *

in

i pi. pf.

[], Ep.

Att. for

T€0yavat

gained a relative force the Conjunction was retained as a

for

f

(sub.

a team of

to

keep

a four-horsed

From

ov,

keeping

—

—

€€£—

€$ .

a four-horsed chariot;

—

::

TeKvoKTovos.

€.€,

a family

.

Te9i)^€vos, pf. pass. part, of

€€5,

or

,,

6€,

is

.

.:

',kv : , (, €,

aor. I ereiva: pf.

f.

aor.

[a]

I

pf.

:

bow

to its

the full;

fill compass the

:

—

^ :

is,

music, of forts

to stretch,

—

TEI^XOS,

£-

IV. to extend, lengthen, of Time.

anxious. to

aim

B. intr. to

toivards a point II. to

, ,

6-|,

guards

at, strive to

€€,

reach

wear out:

—

:

€€-8, ,

6,

f.

, ()

to

build walls

,

(€ — €3 ^, Att.

f.

Pass., pf.

:

aor.

I

(

II.

:

3 sing, plqpf. pass,

, (, ). walled, fenced

pf.

II. to

:

—

(, (^) . Dim. $, ev,

walled.

€5,

57,

,

€,

a wall.

aTos,

, {()

'

(^)

,

ov,

)

to build

a

j

From

building a wall.

concluding from

way

I

of

Hence

, , €€, ,

to

f.

, . Dim.

'

or fort.

a

., — €,

fallible

or prove by evidence

a wall or fort, a

€05, , (€) — 3. wall €-5, {$,

:

a sure sign or token, is sometimes put in an a positive proof; II. in independent clause, here is the proof. Logic, a demonstrative or certain proof, opp. to the

building

raised fortification. f.

;

sig-n or token.

(€^<) the work of walling,

of

l

,

Ep.

Ep. aor.

!

a wall, mostly of the walls of private buildings, as opp. to those of a town

inf.

:

,

Pass, to be

of

aor.

or 7node of shewing.

fortified with walls.

60€5,

:

signs or tokens: generally, a proving, shewing, a

impers., there were

wall or fortify

and med.

aor. 2 act.

()

,

€€-

build oneself a wall

to

buildings.

:

a solemn pledge. j

:

Tca-s.

a fixed mark or bounthe end of Troy generally, a finishing, accomplishment : metaph. an II. a fixed sign, sure sign or token, end, purpose.

3 sing. Ion. plqpf. tcto build a wall, generally, to :

{tuxos)

:

build ;

to build.

of

.

66,

TE'KMAP

(€5, apapeiv) enclosed by walls, be-

es,

leaguered, besieged.

:

:

one that warder. a small wall or for-

Adv. Ep. and Ion. for Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

dary, a goal, end

to wall, fortify, c. ace.

€-5,

, Dim.

shew by a sign or token.

(($, €\) approacher,

assailer, stormer of walls.

€6,

6,

sentinel,

:

:

suffer greatly.

II. intr. to

tressed.

a

Dep. to fix by a mark or boundary, to ordain, decree: generally, to enjoin, appoint: II. to perceive from certain signs to mark out. and tokens, to infer, conclude, judge ; to TGis to judge of new by old events is rare, to III. the Act. conjecture.

metaph. to wear away, worn away, worn out, dis-

Pass, to be

a wall round a

,, (, ) ,

fut.

;

rub away

to rub,

:

Skos,

the walls,

T€K€LV,

:

,

—

tified place.

III. to tend, refer, generally, to reach. a thing belong to, Lat. speclare, pertinere ad .. ; tUvh es ok it has reference to you. T€ios, Adv., Ep. for riiws, €$. Tiipea, Ep. pi. of Tepas, the heavenly bodies, signs. impf. tTeipov only found in pres. and

impf.

esp.

, ^-. ,' €, , €, {).

2.

;

aim

12.

raising walls by

It differs from murus, moenia from paries, or city-walls from II. any fortification, a castle, fort a house-wall. a walled town or city : a fortified post.

. .

to stretch, extend.

a wall,

retxeW

as Lat.

hence to design. absol. : stretch out or extend towards

at, direct

an assault of

building walls or Athens, officers charged with

at

,

€os,

a breach in the wall.

also to exert oneself, be

:

)

11.

KiOCjViS coats of wall, i. e to make walls one within the other ;

is

on the rack

lyre.

€\$)

assaulting

[a]

city walls.

city, city-wall;

stretched taut;

Pass, to be strained to the utjuost, to be intense: also,

to be stretched

ol

repairing the

spread over mankind. II. to lay along, stretch out, stretch on the earth, lay prosIII. enl fair) stretched upon the ground. trate; metaph. to strain to the utmost, make earnest or intense night

:

to stretch

TeiPCiv to keep the sheet taut;

vaus

,

€-€5, (($, Amphion's 6-05, , (5,

Pass, to be stretched to

sails we/'e

{€€)

was the name of

walls, a siege: this

Pass.,

)

From

an engineer,

:

-,^,

Ion.

€€

;

(,

,

walls or fortified places

Ep. 3 sing, plqpt•

:

3 dual 3 pi. strain, extend, to draiu tight;

the

€-,8, ,

.

695

to attack the walls, to assault

a fortified -place conducting sieges.

besiege

skilled in

of Dor. for ai, ace. sing, of T6iv, Dor. for dat. of [] Dor. for this way, here. Ep. for ereiva, aor. I of pf. pass. part,

6, poet, for re, which

,

f.

€

thai could furnish such a chariot in the games.

:

\

€-5,

:

give a token or proof, to shew Med. to conclude from a sure

, {, (, )

=T€/a'toi'.

of

(^/)

77,

ing children. T6KV0-KTOVOS,

to

a little child. bear children.

Hence

child-bearing.

ov,

ov,

*'^)

begetting or hear-

cbild-murdertng.

696

€6,

fjpos,

, .'

ing

,

—^. €€ (, )

,

fern,

:

':(,

of the

nightingale, having lost her young. ov, TO, (t€khv) that which is home or horn, a hairn, child, whether son or daughter but often

,

:

broad linen bandage or roller for wounds swathing mummies. ev, shortened form of TeXeeis,

losing or hav-

children

lost otie's

—

also for

;

((5. — (4€

,

to come 3 sing. Ion. impf. forth, co7ne into being, arise : hence to be, become.

:

:

TO, a complete feast, a royal feast. From TcXeLOS or reXeos, a, ov, in Att. also os, ov (€complete, perfect, entire ; of victims, without Aos) spot or bletnish: but, ifpa TUkeia are perfect sacrifices, 1. of animals, ftdlperformed wi'h fidl rites. Tekeios ; a man, Lat. adidgrown fall-grown children. breed to parents, of both also Med. ther; but tus : hence perfect in his or its kind. 3. of numHence bers, etc., full, complete. 4. of actions, ended, fia bearing or begetting of children. nished : of vows, elc, fulfilled, accomplished: also child-avenging. TCKvo-iroivos, gv, II. act. bringing to pass, bearifig or beget- fixed, resolved upon. accomplishing ; TeXeia a curse working its tiftg children. 2. able to do or bring about; TeXeios begetting of fulfilment. a man who has full rule or authority. children. completeness, perto bring up f.

used in addresses from elder to younger persons, racmy son: somefimcs with masc. Adj., <^€ vov 2. of animals, the young. to hear children, f. Med. to beget children, of the faof the mother:

, {)

—

€., , (, ) 6-05, , {, ) €-, , (, /) 6-6, , {, , () {, €-5, €€, {, €-5, () *) 6,

)

or rear children.

contr.

ovv,

T6Kvot)s,

from renvods,

')'()

ov,

murder

to

, , - , ,

eating children.

child -murdering.

ov,

furnish

to

f.

with

beget children, of the father

II. to

:

chil-

— Med.

of the mother, to bear children ; metaph., riicva the earth gave birth to her children Pass, to be born. also of wealth, etc.

€8,

.£ , ,. ^, €, () €, €, , ^$,

,

:

—

() :

a begetting or bearing

of children.

T€icoi6v, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. Ep. aor. 2 of

TCKOs, ^os, TO, Ep. dat.

() — poet, :

Dep.

— metaph. in Act.

to

:

. )

(re-

make, build, frame:

to devise, plan, contrive.

whence

:

a child.

for

II.

later also

in Pass, to be built, contrived.

(t€«t(wv)

,

Carpenter's shop.

, (() of

or builder, skilled in building

a good carpenter

€,

b,

pentry.

«,

57,

the art of

carpentry, building. ovos,

joiner, builder

,

:

or for a carpenter

as Subst., TeKTovucos,

(sub.

;

car-

a carpenter or builder

:

From a ship-carpenter, ship-

;

-

2.

;

plotter

.

generally, a/j author.

6, ,', :

f.

.

^.

€€5, , {^)

)^,

€0-.5,

(.

TiXeov, Ep. impf. of TiXiovTes, oi, one of the four original Attic tribes, Payers, Farmers; or (reXco; in). Priests.

{( )

TcXeos, a, ov, (^TeXos) — TiXeios. TeXf Aeol. aor. I opt. of TeXeaOeis, aor. i pass. part, of aTos, a payment, outlay. Ep. aor. I of

^. €. , () ^. -,

€,

, )-, -,

,

poet, for

-

{riXos,

^,

ihe that gives cojfipleteness or accomplishment.

,€6, )

, ,,

plur.

,

ovos, o,

working

its

Ep

for

((, ,(() TO,

(re-

complete will.

a place of initiation. a thank-offering for success.

^, (^)

II.

a

magistrate.

f.

to

bring fruit

-, ^^)

generally, to bring to perfection.

or custom.

ov, {riXos,

coming

to

to perfection II. to

pay

toll

From

an end;

space of a complete year. a broad band or strap for fulfilment, accomplished. bearifig or supporting anything, a leathern strap or an e?id, accomplishing ; to fall with fruitless result, belt for carrying either the shield or sword. 2. a aor. 2 part, of

make

to

:

opos, 6, poet, for

a worker in wood, a carpenter,

any craftsman or workmati, a master of any art hence of the art of poetry, TeKToves tnakers of songs. II. a planner, contriver,

builder.

to

€.\€,

3 sing. aor. I opt. of Ep. 3 sing. aor.

T€KTOV€LOv, T6KTOVIKOS,

:

twelveni07ith.

of

pi.

,

inaugurate, consecrate. II. to complete, bring to accompli, htnent : to make successful. 2. generally, to fulfil, accomplish, efiect. 3 sing. ptes. pass, and fut. med. of Ep. for doubtful form for TcAecus. 77, (TfAciucu) a becoming perfect, cortipletion, accomplishment, consu7nmation. a perfecter, finisher. 6, ov, {(^eos, revolving with fidl completion of mojiths ; aporos i.e. a full

perfect

From

children.

TcXeiooj or

() , () —

,

€€5, $,

fection.

ueaaa, 6fv, having children.

dren.

:

:

2.

Ciivos, 6,

is i.

e.

,

brought to an end, kviavTOV for the brought to an end or II. act. bringing to els

powerless, idle.

2.

—

—

—

:::

rfXexTi— bearing fruit in due season. 3. bearing rule, having the control or management of. (€\() a maMttg perfect: initiation in

€€, ,

the mysteries, the celebration of mysteries. plur. mystic rites, any religious rites, a festival.

€€•€8,

(.

TcXewTi, Dor.

(, {€€)

for

6€5, ,

(

med.

Ion. part. fut.

3

ov,

II. in

of

^.

€€,

at the end, last, Lat.

f.

pf.

:

€€€

pf.

place,

2. last, in the last

in pass, sense

Pass., aor.

(^^)

:

:

I

:

,

TiXiVTOLV

an end,

i.e. to

to

die: absol.

ceased; c.

gen.,

end.

bring one's

€(,

to

€( come

to make ati end of life. an end, finish; a'l his good fortune ca?}ie

to

hand

(€, , ,

^ €\€:

the part. pres.

3.

to

life

be de-

die,

tivos to die by another's

intrans. to

:

,

have been blows ai the

€6€,

Ion. for

,

this

to

was

part. TeXfUTtoj/Tes.

^€(

^ ^

pf,

:

fut.

med,

:

in pass, sense :

Xos)

€) —

aor.

, --

^.

:

:

€4 Pass.

i

:

pf.

^ Ep.

Ep.

:

contr.

(€-

:

complete, fulfil, accomplish : generally, to perform, execute, Lat. perficere; tofidfil or keep one's

word

to

:

with dat. pers, to fulfil for one, grant one the accomplishment of anything generally, to zvork out, accomplish one's end: Pass, to be completed, fidfilled, accomplished : to come to pass, happen: part, pf., TO which shall also be accomplished. 2, to make perfect, bring to maturity. 3, to bring to an end, finish, end : in Pass. :

:

—

€((( ^

^, to

come

TiXuv

to one's end. to

els

come

to

an end,

4.

sometimes

intr. like

befidfilled, turn out

:

re-

also,

to finish (one's course) to a place,

i.

e.

arrive at it. II. to pay one's dues or taxes, to pay as tax, duty, due : generally, to lay out, spend Pass, of money, /o be paid, spent: of persons, /o be 2. since at Athens the citizens liable to pay tax. were distributed into classes and rated according to

—

.

to be initiated in the rites

Adv. of

completely,

6€05

eaaa, ev,

or TfXeios, at

Comp.

perfectly.

last.

II,

€(€,

Sup.

() (€$ €$

perfect, complete, offull

number; to offer hecatombs offull number or without blemish ; TfXrj(VT(s olojvo'i birds of sure augury; sure predictions (from shortened form xeAc'eis), II, tale or

« €«>/

others end.

:

:

—

TeXeiv iepa to perform sacred

2.

€€$ 05, of Ocean, the

TtXos) a bringing to an end, ftdfilment, accomplishment. II. a finish, end reXeuTl; the end, finish of life absol. the end of life, death; so, the end that death brings, Lat. mortis exitus : es at the e?id, at last: in plur. the boundaries or extremities, esp. of countries metaph. the issues or events of things. Aeol. aor. I opt. of Ep. also Ep. f, Ion. contr. aor. I eTfXeaa Ep.

€66, (\,

€(

c. ace, of Bacchus.

2.

last.

(^,

€\€

ks

used with Verbs like an Adv., at the end, lastly, at ; as, eytyveTo there would

last

$"5,

an end,

to

complete, accomplish, Lat. perficere : to fulfil, ratify Pass, to be fulfilled, to come to pass, happen. II.

—

meant to be rated or assessed belong to, be classed among, as, TeXeiv d$ to be rated among the knights; so of states, TeXeiv ks Boicuroijs to belong to, be rated among the Greeks, the Boeotians iis acToxjs to be rated among the citizens. III. to co7isecrate, initiate, esp. in the mysteries Pass, to have oneself initiated, Lat. initiari ; TcXeto be initiated in the mysteries of Dionysos their property, TcXeiv

in a certain class, to

€(€ -. €€5, med. re-

fut.

:

bring

to

697

rites.

€(€/ :

'. :

II. ultimus,extremus. 2. the last, worst, extreme. neut. TO TfKfVTaioVy as Adv. the last time, last of

all.

;

;

(in pass, sense) of

pi.

:

', €€ — —

TeXai

f.

plqpf.

:

make

to

:

,

aor.

:

Med.

to arise

:

, i

:

pf.

, () water which

all

:

aor. I

2, intr. to arise

lated, standing water, a pool,

of a pool

tTeiXa

which

€€-

generally, to accomplish

come forth, arise. TeXXovTos at sun- rise. Pass, to

aTos,

last river, in

:

—

;

has accumu-

pond.

II.

the

mud

juud or clay to build with, mortar. ati end accomplished : the com60S, pletion ox fdfilment of anything, Lat, effectus : TeXos to have reached the etid, to be finished or ready; also of wishes, prayers, etc., to have their accomplishment, be fidfilled ; also in Att. to have full powers, of ambassadors, 2. a complete state, full condition, as, TeXos TeXos manhood generally, an e?id, issue, Lat, eventus, exitus; TtXos the end of life, then like without the end the end or of life, death : but also, t^Xos :

'05,

,

'

^

8

;

—

,

€(,

completion of death,

i.

e.

dea/h

itself:

Te-

so,

end or accomplishment of return, i. e. a safe return. TeXos 3. TeXos is often used adverbially for TeXos, at the end, at last: so also, is to TeXos, els reXos: in dat. TeXei, at all, Lat. omnino: Xos

the

;

',

—

—

II. througho%it,for ever, in perpetuity. III. a body of the end proposed, chief matter. soldiers, TeXea in regular bodies, in divisions or vewv squadrons of ships; troops, Lat, turmatiyn; IV. the highest TeXea flocks of birds, station, the possession of fidl power, a magistracy,

office

;

oi ev

TeXei

men

in authority

;

so, ot

government, the magistrates. V. that which is paid to the state (cf, TfXto; 11), a tax, duty, toll, due ; TeXos to farm a tax; Xveiv to pay dues or tolls, hence to be advantageous, like 2, at Athens, the property at which a citizen was as' exovres

;

in Att.,

to TeXos

the

-

XLeXe.

/ '€. ^

—

:

—

698 sessed

hence a

:

, , , ,, ) () , ,,

in pi.

:

also,

any religious

2. generally,

the mysteries themselves.

ceremony, a solemnity, esp. of marriage.

Adv. towards the end or term. TO, coUat. form of rekos, a boundary, as

{^)

—

€/€5 ($

From

gatherer, to farm the taxes. , (reKos,

6-8, ,

tolls,

:

(cf.

course.

) 2.

€,

€5 fut.

'

of

.

the

{(5) of

),

i),

,

of

,

,

€,

a nibbling

ovTos,

for tax-gathering.

()

T€0,

gnaw,

to

Hence

nibble at.

epicurism, gluttony.

:

(^) a sinew, tendon

,

tendon of the foot tax-gatherers.

a shoal, shalloiv, Lzt.vadu7?i.

€os, TO,

,

€,

fem. -tris, iSos, used as Adj.,

From

revOeia,

farmer of

,

[t], ov,

Att.

customs, the farming of the taxes.

VI. to

go.

river Peneius flows into the sea.

TE'NATOS,

, {)()

to

^, ,

one who farms the

the office of a

/o cut

contr. Tempe, the valley between mounts Olympus and Ossa, through which the

custo7ns or taxes of a state, a tax-gatherer, Lat.

,

to hold a middle through or cleave the so too of birds, to plough

;

of ships,

waves, Lat. secare mare : or cleave the air absol., cut short, bring to a crisis.

shallow.

publicatius.

make roads go on, ad-

cut or cleave one's way,

to

vance

:

to cut or

also,

:

limit,

a piece of corn land marked off. one of the Telchines, the as first workers in metal; also a mischievous elf: mischievous moths. Adj., to be a farmer of tolls, be a taxf. ivos, 0,

trenches

to mysteries, initia-

the Eleusinian mysteries

tion, esp. into

VI.

order of citizens.

class or

consummation by being admitted

—

:

.

usually,

:

a

hence the foot itself. fut. act. and med. o{ Ion. and Dor. for t'lvos, gen. of interrog. II. T€0, enclit., Ion. and Dor. for t'ivos, gen. :

Tis. a toll-house, custom-house. a slice cut off, a slice of of enclit. tIs. gen. of T€0, Dor. for salt-fish. Ep. for gen. of aor. 2 inf. of Ion. for dat. pi. of tis. , ov, of or in the sacred preEp. and Ion. for o6s, Lat. tuns. the sacred ipvWas the grove T€Os, 17, cincts ; T€o€s, Dor. and Aeol. for gen. of precincts. the God of the sacred f. to interpret portents or prodi, [], precincts, epith. of Apollo at Syracuse, whence a gies, to bode. fern., or anything closely shut, a quarter of the city was called the height on which stood the temple of room, chamber; only used in plur. TETAS, gen. aTos Ep. aos Ion. eos, ro plur., Apollo Temenifes. Ep. contr. Ep. gen. tca piece of land cut off and nom. f OS, TO, dat. Ep. a sign, wonder, allotted for any purpose: a portion of land, esp. of marvel, portent. II. anything that serves II. a piece of land sacred to a god corn-land. as an omen : a monster, strange creature, Lat. monthe precincts of a temple : hence, from the worship striim. 2. like Lat. signum, a sign in the heavens, offered to the Nile, the valley of the Nile is called a constellation, meteor; cf. Tcipea. NftXoto. (Tepas, aor. 2 fut. Ep. Tcpa-o-Koiros, ov, poet, for TETMNil Ion. pf. boding, prophetic. Med., Ep. inf. and Ion.

€8,

TO,

. ()

cos, TO,

€6*,

€€5,

€€8

m

(^)

,

€5,

€€8

,

. 60,

;

:

:

aor. 2 :

:

:

^^^^,

pf.

inf.

hew

Pass.,

in bat-

of the surgeon, to cut, II. of animals, use the knife, as opp. to cautery. tle, to

to

2.

cut up, cut in pieces

since truces, covenants,

with sacrifices,

:

to

slaughter, sacrifice

^^

clude, ratify oaths,

as

—

and the like were solemnised

came

in

to

mean

Lat. foedus ferire,

to con-

foedus

of timber, to cut, cut down, fell, hetv, lop: in Med. c. ace, to fell oneself timber XiOovs to have stone urrought or ictum.

III.

;

hewn.

2.

to cut or

plant for medicinal purposes to contrive a means. 3. tvaste a

IV. to cut

to divide. to

V.

off,

to

cut or ;

to lay

cutting the corn,

draw a

TepacTTios, a, ov, (Ttpas) of portents, portentous. Teparcia, a dealing in the marvel-

,

€€,

{(()

lous, imposture, quackery.

otos,

to,

From

Dep.

€€,

a juggling

off,

mark

line,

off:

to cut

trick,

quackery.

marvels, Lat./ior($) an impostor. ^, (repaToXoyos) of to talk

tenta loqui: to deal in the marvellojis, be f.

marvels.

fj,

(^')

€-5, (, Xy)

to

tell

a telling of mar-

vels.

ov,

lous sights OT portents.

^, trees,

sever: to part

plough corn land

chop up a

metaph.,

country by fellifig fruit

etc.

apovpav

:

^-

)

, €, ) ^, ^, ) :

to cut or

:

wound, maim.

:

:

:

;

€

.

«€, ,

()

/, ^/

aor. I

. .

, ($) ,

:

(€5 fut.

,

,, ,

of marvelof which mar-

telling

II. pass,

vellous things are told, marvellotis.

:

as Subst.,

($,

observing pora soothsayer. From a working of wonders. wonder-working.

TcpaTO-crKOiros, ov,

tents

€-05,,, ($,

,

€pabs—

6-5,

(repas,

es,

wondrous.

vellous,

6-05, , €$ €€5, ,

($)

like

a prodigy, mar-

,

'02,

made froTii

tine-tree,

)

made

From

, the terebinth or turpentine-tree: it,

turpentine.

€€-5, {€5,

=... , , es,

eWos)

like turpen-

full of turpentine-trees. TE'PEINA, feni. of

tine

:

,

T€p€vos,

, ,

,

f.

form

collat.

(Formed from the sound.)

to whistle.

Hence

6€,,

aros, to, a whistling, trilling.

, {^)

From a borer, gimlet, Lat. terebra. and to bore, pierce, per-

reperpov,

€€,

f.

€, , —€, €€, €.=((, {) ), Hence

forate.

,

ovos,

eiva, eu, gen. ripevos,

worn smooth, smooth, Comp. Tepivwrepos.

, )

gen.

of,

3. rarely c.

be content with.

$,

ace,

Hence

to enjoy profit.

. , , , ', ^ (€ //. , -,(,{,)$) . ,

poet, for

delight.

Ep.

aor. I

:

(-

,

.

:

-

,

-voos, ov,

:

delicate, Lat. tener:

gladdening

the

practise jug-

to

,

()

gladdening

enjoyment

-, , (, €-5, (, $)

the heart.

gladness, de-

:

properly, the

Att.

xopos) she that

delights in the dance, Terpsichore, one of the nine

. , 6-5, (, --, -5, (//,

dance.

the brace.

an end, extremity:

ccus,

light.

sail-yard {r

delighting in the

ov,

neut. of

$) four , ((--€. -

-,,(,

end of a sail-yard.

worth

ov,

, an

drink and be of, have one's

have enough

rei, to

dry up, wipe up ; he dried tip the black blood. Cp. like a frame for drying anything o?i, a frame of wickerwork. From aor. 2 inf. Ep. occurs): (but no indie, to be or become dry, to dry, dry up, be staunched : also to be parched or dried up : c. gen., his eyes became dry from tears. occurs the Act. in Alexandr. poets, = 3 sing. aor. I pass. opt. of

Muses.

aTos,

c.

to dry,

:

gling tricks, use rhetorical artifices. TcpOpios, b, the rope from the end of a

', , ,

2.

()— 5,

teredo.

(vos, etc.

soft,

€

absol.,

:

699

heart of ma?i.

wood-worm, Lat.

the

merry

full enjoyment

or taken from the turpen-

turpentine.

also the resin that flows from

?. —

7nerry.

with a marvellous face marvellous to behold.

{repas,

—

—

;; :

end, boundary, Lat. terminus

steers.

see

)

ov, goal round which horses and chariots had to turn 2. a mark for throwing or fourteen handbreadths long, broad or high. eras) ov, o, shooting at. U. an end, limit : in plur. the boundaries. 2. metaph. the finishing point : the acme, fourteen years old : fern. indecl. Att. height, summit. ol, at,

the

at races, Lat. rneta.

, ,.

-.

,

(-3, , -, (, -3, $. ( () ) , , -,()(, , ;,; : , : 5 . ', --, 5 , , - -(, , -, , , , €5 , , 5, .

65,,, ,

=

€($.

(($)

=

() 60€$ €08, , , {)

60€5,

aams toe

reaching to the e?id

ev,

a tunic

reaching to the ground.

at or coining to the end, last,

final

:

of Time,

the day of death. at the far-end.

605, , , { ovos,

,=

end.

,

thunder.

Tepirvos,

77,

Sup,

a?i

K(pavvos) delighting in

delightful, pleasant, agree-

II.

pass, delighted, pleased.

€($, -$.

—

Hence

f.

aor.

:

or

:

— Med.

:

Ep.

I

part.

in Pass,

and Med.

)

—

",

is,

, ,

,

fortieth, Lat.

H.

make

(sub.

i.e.

2^ per

, ,. ol, al,

poet,

dat.

in Ion. prose

(5,

:

—

cent.

2.

gen.

Att.

dat. pi.

Aeol.

or

vps

Ion.

—

:

very rare.

Ion. for

al,

Lat.

,

in-

the neut. form

Hence

ov, Ion.

Ion. for

:

:

—four,

o\,

fourteen

fourteenth.

to delight, please.

contr. for

.

,

subj.

opyvia)

a fortieth, a coin of Chios.

is

aor. 2

1 pi.

-€5,

ov,

:

decl.

be cheered, enjoy oneself,

:

to

I

pi. subj. ;

Ep.redupl.p^7;',

aor.

inf.

and

I sing,

aor.

-.—Pass.,

I

aor. 2

and

quadragesimus. . tax of one fortieth,

Dor. quatuor.

Adv. agreeably, pleasandy.

Ep.

,

,

forty fathoms high, deep, etc.

TE'SSA'PES,

,

able, cheering.

Comp. and

.

a boundary.

ov,

€Tos) forty years old.

a shield that covers o?ie from top

;

[\

forty, Lat. quadragitita.

the

€€ —. ^, . , €,, 6€5, . 65, , , . ^ €, , , . . €., , , . . €, .,^. —

:

:

700

for Teccepafcovra.

f. 1.

pass. part, of

pf.

('($,

,

ovtos,

him

Ep.

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 part, with no he threw him taking

of

pf.

come

€5,

TetVct).

,-,

of

'€,

Ep. for

use, to overtake,

pf. pass,

T€Top€s,

an aor.

ttpon.

2. c.

Adv.

:

€-5,

—

,

€5

the

,

{-,

fourth

in

four-

withfour

, -, ) -,

yva) as large as four acres TeTpayvov, as Subst., a meamuch as a mart can plough iti a day.

ov,

Ep. redupl. aor. 2 3 sing., I pi. subj., and part. med. oi ov, of or for four days on the fourth day.

in

of.

only found

€-5, {-,

confusedly.

€-, , (€5, )

) (^ ^)

6-,

. . €|, €€5, €€, -, -, . 65, () €8, {)

without pres.

of Dor. for

.

€-,

,

2

gen. to partake

pf. part,

oi, at,

Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of irreg. fut. of of — shortd. for (reivw) itretched, straitied, smooth. TCTdvos, compd. words. a stretchiTig, sirainiiig: tension. , ov, gen. ovos, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of footed, quadruped. [_] paullo-p. fut. of Ivos, , pf. pass. part, of hence points or angles, square. pf. pass,

//.

of opt. of

pf. part,

I pi.

jiodos Tira-yaiv

by the foot.

of

pf. pass. part,

in set order, regularly.

pres. in use;

of

pf.

hence Adv.

:

{yuai) of land. sure of land, as

,

II.

(')

stand in square with,

c.

an astrological term,

to

(^,

ace.

ov,

part; a quarter-obolus, Lat. quadrans. square-faced, like otters and beavers. Ep. ov, with four equal , oy, (riaoapes) the fourth, Lat. quartus : neut. as Adv., the fourth angles, square as Subst., a square, time. II. 77 the fourth (^sub. a body of men drawn up in square, Lat. agmen quadday. 2. (sub. a liquid measzire, a quart. ratum. II. perfect as a square, complete, perEp. 3 dual plqpf. pass, of III. a square number, fect. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of i. e. a number multiplied into itself. Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of TO, the tiutnber of four, four pf. pass. part, of persons or things, a quaternion, [a] Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of ov, -, four times wound paullo-p. fut. of or coiled. pf. of es, evos) = T€TpaeTT]S. [a]

, €,

€5, ),

—

,,

€€€, 66•, €€, ;^;.

Ion.

3 dual

€ , €, . € ,7$ ,

pf.

pi.

and

inf.

pres.

plqpf.

Ep.

^, pf.

without any pres.

—

;

;

. . , €•, , . €, . , *. 6, , ^. € *. €, . ,

use,

grieved at heart. without any pres. grieved, sorrowing.

pf. act. part,

TeTi77/Li€Vos,

pf. pass,

of

pf. inf. pass,

pf. pass,

in

of

of

shortd. for

Ep. pf. imperat. of Ep. pf. opt. of

*.

6€,

[], Ep.

but

l

[], 3

,

pf.

inf.

of

*•,

pi. pf. for

sing. aor. 2 imperat. of

pf.

gen. otos, Ep.

(€-, ^/) four-yoked,

pf. part,

of

(sc.

€5 ^ ov,

{(-,

II.

with a

offour lay-

a shield offour ox-hides.

TETPAI'Nfl, ;

root

grieved, sorrow-stricken, esp. in

Ep.

^) )

€Tos) four years old.

- ), ' — {€-, , ,6--€-€5, -, , (6-, %)

Ttccu in use,

sorrowful, be grieved, to sorrow, ttiourn: used in 2 dual but more commonly in part,

65, =

{-,

€-5, 6-€5,

ers

to be

phrase

(€-,

cs,

with four horses : as Subst., to without four-horsed chariot.

pass,

of

pf. pass,

€-€5, €-€5,

ov,

Ep.

:

intr. pf.

{)

€-€5,

offour years.

formed from the Subst. in use to be armed.

pres. sense,

any

3

()

€.

of

pf.

. . .

. ..

€€€€5,

pass, of

,

),

€3,

£€, €. €€6, €6,

€-5, — (-,€'/, ^) ,

*\.

aor.

fut.

I

fut.

to bore

:

aor.

:

pass,

:

:

1

also

aor.

:

Ep. (from the

pf. pass,

through, pierce, perforate. fem. -exis, lOos,

, -, -,

iTos) fourteeji years old.

€-€5,((-) (-, €)

four-horned, [] four-headed.

ov,

Adv.

ten

) ) )

four

times,

,, {€$, thousand, forty {(8, []

€-5,

sand.

)-,

thotisand.

ai, a,

(€-,

[]

fotir times

\y]

four thou-

with four beds or on at table. ov. Dor. for with four spokes, fastened to a four-spoked

couches to

wheel.

ov,

reclitie

€$, ((-,

:

,

.

) ) ,

€-,5, , (6-,

with foxir bunches or clusters; generally, thick-clustering. ov, (rerpa-, four times a crows age.

€-5,

605, (-) €-5, €-, {€-, TCTpaxTUS,

^. €-65,

—

at, a,

jy,

Hence

four-hundred.

ov, the four-hundredth

5, ,

(rerpa-, nrepov) a four-

winged creature, grasshopper,

locust.

TeTpa-TTTiXos, ov, (rerpa-, nriXov) four-winged. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of rpe -.

€-5, 6-05 , €-3,

poet, for rerpaTToXis.

or

,

{jirpas) the number four. ov, kvkXos) four-wheeled. {rerpa-, Ku'fos) a tetralogy, i.

vos,

701

,

€€, 6-5, ,

with four poles,

e.

i.

to be

,

drawn

ov, (rerpa-,

$)

by eight horses.

)

From

a tetrarch. (rerpa-,

a tetrarch, one of Tragedies and one four chiefs or princes in a tribe or country. Hence Satyric play, which were exhibited together on the a tetrarchy, the power or dominions of Attic stage for the prize at the festivals of Bacchus a tetrarch : Thessaly was anciently divided into four without the Satyric play, the three Tragedies were tetrarchies. and so Palestine under the Romans. called a trilogy, rpiXoyia, such as the Agamemnon, TCTpas, abos, {rerrapes) the number four. 2. Choephoroe, and Eumenides of Aeschylus. the fourth day. ov, {rerpa-, consisting of is, (rerpa-, OKeXos)four-legged,fourseries

of four dramas,

e.

viz. three

6,—

,

:

—

)

€-€5,

-, 6-5, ,

iambic, trochaic and anapaestic footed. verse, consisting of four double feet, cp. Lat. versus

four metres,

i.

e. in

($

octonarius ; in dactylic, choriambic, dochmiac verse, consisting offour feet (sub. as Subst., , a tetrameter or verse of four feet. ov, and ov, {rerpa-, offour months, lasting four months.

—

'),

€-|5, ),, 6., 6-5,

6.5,

,

pf. pass,

,

of

rpe^.

)

a fourfold portion. From {rerpa-, consisting offour

ov,

,

',

parts, fourfold.

i.

about 13

e.

€-5

6-05,

«-, €-5,

,

foiir-legged.

,

6-5,

may

ov, {rerpa-, TraXaiari])

of four

spans, four spans long or broad. gen. eos,{rerpa-,ir7Jxvs)four cubits

of men, six feet high. {rerpa-) fourfold, four timss as much, Lat. quadruplus. (i. e.

six feet) long, broad, etc.

. 65,

,

6-€5,

ov,

:

[]

ov, {rerpa.', irKevpa) four-sided.

fourfold.

,

,

ov contr. -irXoOs, ovv, (rerpa-) fourfold, Lat. quadruplus : as Subst., rb rerpairXovv = rerpao^pa, a fourfold portion. Adv. (rerpa-, oti four feet. Adv. (rerpa-, novs) on all fours.

-. 6-7, €-5

$)

)

poet. TerpairToXis, ews,

\$)

of with four

TCTpa-TroXos,

ploughed four

ov,

:

(rerpa-,

times.

€-5, , , —

footed

cities.

,

(rerpa

,

turned up or

-irovv, ro, (rerpa-, novs)

as Subst., rerpa-noha, ra,

quadrupeds.

fourIL

of four feet in length.

€-€05,

Hence

ov,

with four bodies.

ov, (rerpa-, Opvirrw)

:

— neut.

broken or thai

of

pf.

ov,

of a helmet,

-,

[]

of a helmet, with

see (paXos.

;

€. , €,

rerpa^aXos.

ov, (rerpa-,

Ion. 3 pi. pf.

and

)

plqpf. pass.

rpe.

3 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of ov, (rerpa-, divided into

tribes.

four

€.

Adv. (rerrapes) fourfold, in four parts. Adv. = Adv. poet, for rerpa^a.

€-5,

ov contr.

6-5, 6-5, €€,

-5,

,

(rerpa-, xoevs)

holding four xoes. ov, (rerpa-,

xop5T])four-stringed

:

—

TO rerpaxopSov, the tetrachord, a scale comprising two tones and a half. ov, (rerpa-, xvrpos) made offour pots. redupl. form of to tremble. pf. pass. o{ rer Ep. for erepva, aor. I of rerpav. intr. pf. with pres. signf. of part, as Subst.,

Adv. (rerpa-) in a fourfold manner,

T6

of four

-,

be broken into four pieces.

6-5,

[d]

Adv.four times long ago, long long ago.

6-5, ,

ov, (rerpa-,

worth four

TiTpaTOs, , ov, poet, for rerapros, fourth ro rerparov as Adv., /or the fourth time.

, ) €,

€5,

\l.

(rerpa

ov,

re^. = 6-05, 6-5, $)

•

erav.

chariot.

shillings.

syllables.

T€Tpav0€is, aor. I pass. part, of ayos, and okos, , prob. the pheasant, Lat. avis Phasianus. four a four-horsed chariot. From contr. ov, {rerpa-, of rpe. yoked four together; rtrpaopov 2l four-horsed

,

) )

ov, (rerpa-, ararrip)

€-5,

staters,

, 6, , €, €5, ., , €,

.

€,

fern,

rerpa

€5,

re,

rap

3 sing, plqpf. rerp-qxa. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of [t] pf. part, of Ep. for rerpiyoras, ace. pi.

€-5,

rp. rp.

ov,

pf.

of

pf. part, of

rp.

of (rer pa-, op'yvia)fourfathoms long

pf. pass,

or broad.

(rerpa-, rrrepov) four-winged.

;

;

;

pf. pass. inf.

.

also intr. pf. of

of

.

€$—^.'

, , ., ,, ) -,

702

four obols

:

—

—

, (-, $) weighing

,

as Subst.,

or worth

Dor. for of

fortieth.

(€~,

,, .

offour stories. ov, more correct form of Terpopyvios. an address of youths to their elders, Father, ov,

Hke

«€5,

6-5, or cicada

ov,

)

etc., Att. for

(6£,

-.

wearing a

:—to make,

€-5, {,€8.

times they wore golden grasshoppers in their hair as an emblem of their being es, dbos) like a or

',

cicada.

If OS, 0, a kind of grasshopper, the cicala, Lat. cicada, a winged insect fond of basking on single it

made

a chirping noise

:

— see

T(:TTiyO(p6p05.

of

works in wood weave : also metaph. to work, bring about, cause : to form, create : Pass., c. gen. rei, to be wrought of gold. II. c. dupl. ace. to make a person so and and pf. pass, so is often used = or to have been made, i. e. to be, so and so yvvacKos thou hadit heen made, i. e. thou

—

€

'', :

woman, commonly means

the

2.

pf. pass. part,

well or fitly made, wellwrought, compact, lasting; metaph. of a field, welltilled, also of the mind, active, vigorous.

,

()

,

Ion. ashes, sprinkled over the head and clothes in token of grief: the ashes of

, () , , , ()

.

the funeral pile.

pf.

pass,

of

part,

of

stu-

('';)

with

of

and Dor.

for t'lvos, gen.

of

t'ls

(inter-

arcs,

, ()

work.

5, ,

that which

is

made, a

,,

, , ^, ', , .

€|,

:

o{yv.

=

-,

,

by

followed

Lat. beta.

,

(, )

see

ov,

wearing arfnour.

rjpos, 6,

or

{)''?

a

to be

made

art,

skill,

a thing;

an armed man, warrior.

8, 5, , (;)

(;)

tool,

imple-

ment, utensil : mostly in plur. itnplements of war, armour, arms, harness. 2. in plur. also the tackle or rigging of a ship. 3. a vessel of any kind, as a bathing-tub, a balloting funereal urn. 4. a book, whence the term Pentateuch or Five-books.

TET'Xil,

f.

:

aor. i

:

Ep. aor. 2

-

contrive

by art.

regular method of

by rules of art.

2. art,

) / ) ) 5, , {)

}

, (€)

by art, a

work of

device, trick,

that which

,,

[t],

5,

=

^^.

i8os,

wrought

an

€€$. Adv.

€3.

poet, for

,,

Ion. for Tivi, dat.

art.

art, skilfulness.

dat. of t/s (interrog.).

from

~$,

artificer, artist, crafts•

one who works by rules of fem. of

,

,

Ion. for

:

fem. of

artistic, skilful.

,,

man, workman

,

is

a handiwork. II. an artful artifice: of a man, all trick and cunning. art,

contr. for

bearing arms,

,

to

cunning, sleight: in plur. cunning devices, arts, wiles. 3. generally, a way, manner, '•neans whereby a thing is gained ; in no wise; vaarf by all manner of by all means ; means. III. a work of art. II. an art, craft, trade. cv, cunningly wrought, ingenious. Adv. artfully, with art.

artistically.

Dor. pres. part. fem. of like

relat.,

execute

craft,

a kitchen-herb,

ov,

Dep.

:

art,

also occurs as a Pass.,

, , , ,. ,, , ,

beet,

artifice, trick.

I

II.

ov, gen. ovos,

beet.

Att. for

aor.

,€$, , . , 7, , ()()

,

a cuttle-fish, Lat. sepia, loligo. TCVKTos, verb. Adj. of made, prepared, wrought. Ep. aor. I opt. of opt. reiy^eta. fut. 2. fut. med. of T6v0is,

anything made by

an

II.

make, contrive, devise by

also

:

pf.

making

T6u, enclit. gen. fur tivus, from tIs

II.

(enclit.).

cunning, deal

€€$.

Dor. for

,

:

to

:

,

,.

,

to use art or

of handiwork.

that ...

[]

pf. pass. inf.

rog).

pass, part, of

I

f.

skilfully

Ion.

aor.

art, a piece

3 sing, pf, pass, imperat. of T€v, Dor. for gen. of

6,

reduce to ashes, consume.

to

f.

is,

ev.

pidly.

pf.

;

utos,

€,€5,

Adv.

:

subtly, contrive cunningly.

Ep. plqpf pass, of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 nied. of pf. pass. part, of

€€5,

2

I

to

:

f.

pf. pass,

aor.

construct, of

, . €, . , , () , . €€, .. , , € €, /.. , , 6, , . , when

trees or bushes,

Ep. aor.

:

:

and plqpf.

pf.

pi.

wert, like a

epith. of the Athenians, because in early

:

Ep. 3

:

fut.

/xat

or metal, to build, forge

ov, contr. for TeTpaopos.

€-5, €-3,

^( ,

Med.,

:

Pass., fut. 3

:

pf.

pf. pass,

, €-5,

pf.

:

a fojir-obol

piece.

,

Kov

:

2.

;

tIs (enclit.).

1. gen. pi. of Tts (interrog.). of Tts (encHt.). Ep. Adv. of Time, so long, meanwhile, the while ; also before, ere this : antecedent to the relat. II. absol. a while, for a time, but it also occurs as one long syllable.]

Ion. for

for

gen.

*.

pi.

—

[

:

—

.

— . ,\€, €6, €€,

^

2 sing, imperat.,

hke

there

, ,

a second imperat., as

Jove

a libation to

..

:

fern,

the Poets, dat.

2. in II.

as Adv., like

seen

, ,, , «, ()

used as Adv., in

,

or

,

76.

sister,

{) , {)

,

,

05,

,

uos,

oyster.

7V/^_ys,wifeof Oceanos, daugh-

Uranos and Gaia,

ter of

put for the sea

away

on

:

a sea deity.

II. later,

itself.

, : :

down so as to he poured in sohible. TH'Kil Dor. fut. aor. I I. transit, to melt, melt down, make to melt away ; to smelt metals: metaph. to make pine or 77ielt away. II. Med.

€ , :

and

Pass.,

f.

med.

:

aor.

-2

pf. act.

to melt, melt away : [] III. the ooze away, vanish, fall away. is used intr.=pres. pass., and plqpf.

€TeTi7/feti/

= impf. pass., to pine, melt away

pass.

away

;

:

to

-8, {\€, ^) €(8, sodden afar

;

flesh. is,

from

€-

far-shining, glittering

hence far• seen, conspicuous. Comp. and -eVraros. Adv.

:

, , -, ) -, -, ^) €08, , , ^,^ -,),,

Sup.

',

clearly, distinctly.

abroad:

far

Adv., like

c.

off,

far away, far

:

far from.

gen.

shouting afar or loud. {(, striking from afar. ov, {€, ov, (€, yeveaeai) born farfrom one's b,

father or one's fatherla?id.

(€) from

,

reign

afar

also

:

a far country, fo-

off, distant.

lengthd. for

(cp. pf.

Ep.

only in Ep. part. pres.

(, ^,

riant, bloo7ning, flourishing, of trees

>.,

-, -, 6-5,

;

etc.

ovT€s blooming children

;

:

from

afar,

6v, ov,

(\€,

{(,

€$.

ov,

ov,

{\€,

((,

€-5,'\5, {,

as pr.

name,

ov,

devious.

afar.

kKvtus from

6,

appearing afar,

far-love, love-in-ab-

',

,

02,

such an age, so old or so young : generally, so great, Lat. tantus : anteced. to the Relative Interrog.

$.

$,

5, () () 8 , ) -09, , {) , , ,

-ovTos,

Hence

-,-^, -6(,ros, and

Att. for

distance: also

c.

from

=^(,

c.

afar,

from

plants, as,

far, afar, at a

far from

gen.,

father-

land.

es,

((,

collat.

far-flying.

rr

form of

ovps.

Adv.

to a distance, far away. Adv., Sup. furthest away, Adv., Comp. oi further away. Adv., like afar, far off or away, in a far country: also c. gen. far from. -ovpos, opos) with distant boundaries

, {€,

€5,

or confines

:

generally, far, distant, remote.

, 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, ws like a spo'lt child or pet. (The latter II. born afar off.

^^

^, *'(.

But Homer

always uses the word in the first sense and its derivation, as he used it, remains doubtful.) looking afar, seeing to a distance. II. pass, perceived or heard from afar. ;

-05, , {€, f.

(s,

called

\) —

fightingfrom afar: a son of Ulysses. far-wandering,

a

gen. far from.

sense points to the deriv.

used luxu-

so very, so niuch.

or -0€, Adv.

to

heed, look after, see

))

summoned from

{(, {(, Kos)

, a?iyflat board xvith a raised rirti, as, I a sieve, the hoop of a sieve. 2. a stand or plaform on which flour, etc., was set out for sale. 3. a gambling-table. 4. a chimney-top, i. e. a lid which covered the aperture in the roof. a, ov [r] :— , ov. Dor. 0/

luxuriant

from

II.

of a plant used as a charm by lovers to see whether their love was returned if the leaf, when placed on one hand and struck by the other, burst with a loud crack, it was a good omen.

K\ios) far-famed.

\$

far-seeing.

-,, ) , -, 4) €, . •, , 5, $

and

metaph.,

hair.

€-€05,

with gates far apart.

of sound, heard frotn afar.

foreign la?id : Adv. to pine, waste

pass,

afar,

name

, , -, . . /, €, .

opos, a melting away, wasting hence consumption, decline, phthisis. verb. Adj. of melted, melted , :

from

:

aunt.

(OS, TO,

from far:

sence, poetic

used as Adv. = a grandmother. a father's or mothers

of

dat. fem.

sent

ov, ji^ss., far-seen, conspicuous.

this direction,

in this way.

', ,

proparox.

is,

way.

703

iropos) far-reachijig.

((,

€-•'05, ov, (riyXe,

of the Relat. os.

TTjSe, dat. fern, of o5c,

)

-, €-8, (, ) ) 4$, , -, ) -, , I

dat. fern, of the Art. 6.

here, this

(€,

ov, with no other form in use, far-journeyi?ig. ! take ! always followed by ov, .. take and pour ov, -nie oXvov.. take and drink

wine.

,

^. -8,

take care of,

to, c.

. , ,

gen.

(From

careful, heedful.

the inseparable prefix

c.

2.

to

From

ace.

with

added.)

Att. for

Att. crasis for Trj

€.

€.

Adv. then, thereupon ; Dor. Adv. Adv. = t^^os.

ks

till

then.

=os.

)€

here. Adv., Dor. for (Kit, there : also for a word formed by Archilochus to imitate

;

^,

704

the twang of a guitar-string at the beginning of a u) triumphal hymn to Hercules,

, , . €, () ^^

became a common hence of saluting conquerors in the games. Hence , Comic word, a conqueror who is re-

;

mode

()

€ , . Adv.

at this

[r]

then,

commoner form

ticular time

. in €, Dor.

at this par-

this case, then.

5, , .

Adv. {ttjvos) Dor.

. -,

,

for

Oepovs at this

gen.,

c.

:

time of the summer.

there.

for

for

$,=$,

itccivos,

Hence

that.

Adv., Dor. for eKei, there, and -0€v, Adv., Dor. for

away of the

{, 5)

is,

limbs.

, , ()

(^,

thence.

melting or wasting

,

5, lance.

,,, TTJs,

f.

€5, this

to bereave, deprive

(

:

—

:

vigi-

Pass, to be in

es,

(From

year.

eras, as

from

.)

, ov, (TrJTes) of this year, Lat. hornus. , ov, empty, idle, vain. Adv. -s, in vain.

,

Tt and Ti, neut. of tis (interrog.) and tIs (enclit.).

[],

Ion.

or

97,

,

6,

a tiara,

the Persian head-dress worn upright by the king. (Persian word.) ilZos) shaped like a tiara, es,

-€5, (, €,€, 6€, €€, .

like or

resembling a tiara. Ep. inf. for tUiv.

, ,

3 sing. Ion. impf. act. and mcd.

of

strengthd. for 01»,

.

;

why ? wherefore

, ) make a

(Akin to honeycombs. Ti0as, abos, ,

,

($) who

,

,

From

05,

f

(^^,

I pi.

but

:

TiOsv, Aeol. and Dor. for

Ep.

3 pi.

impf. of

3 sing. Ion. impf, of Ep. pres. med. imperat. of poet, form of whence 2 and 3 sing. and impf. (TiOeis, Ep.

Ti^ffs,

inf.

e€Vos,

also Ep.

of

med.

pres.

of

part,

Ion.

pi.

sing,

2

;

q. v.)

Aor.

Aor.

Ep.

€(, €(,

^,

:

imperat.

Fut.

part.

;

Aor.

:

$

Aor.

^, :

;

opt.

fut.

^,

in

mind;

his

one's

own

to

but,

to

lay

3

1

(^. :

to place a thing 'iiros

Iv

pf.

Lat.

set,

in a

(.

or

plant a word, warning, etc., to lay a thing to

mind.

heart, bear in

(V

;

impf.

:

sing,

^,

place, put,

person's hands: metaph., ev

pi.

,

med.

2

aor.

:

plqpf.

:

r|S

pi.

Ep.

inf.

;

part.

:

ponere

— Med.

contr.

Pass,

Ion.

sing.

2

€ ^. ( ^ :

sing,

€((,

pi,

, . (, . €$ ((; —

part. 0eis.

imperat.

plqpf.

subj.

opt.

:

ot

inf.

lengthd. Ep.

pi.

for

or

$•,

imperat.

;

;

Pf.

:

only used in

2

Ep.

I

Ep.

Fut.

:

l

pi.

some forms from the

(there are also

:

pres.

Ep. 3

Impf.

;

Ion.

Ep.

inf.

;

— Med.,

up or treasure anger

,

in

one's

determine; aycuva to appoint, hold games of the prizes, Is to set them in the middle, propose them for ks competition also of sovereign power, 2. Ti^ft's throwins^ it open to yon publicly.

heart.

II.

to fix,

settle,

^

:

to assign,

award;

lay down, fix the

d.

give

;

law, of the people.

3.

io ordain, esiab-

order, instituie. 4. in Med. iofix in common III. to set up, with others, agree upon, sei'le. in a temple, to devote, dedicate. 2. of Artists, to IV. to assign io a represent, poriray, depict. place or class, to hold, reckon, esteem : to believe, lish,

nest

:

of bees, io

as.) tames,

make

domesticates.

to tame, break in, domesticate.

6v,

=

—

. €6, . ^ €, . ,, , , ^ .. €, ^, .65, s, , , € ^, , ^-

€,

oneself

a barn-door fowl.

one

I

ev, pres. part,

law, of a king or legislator

Ion. for Tiapas. to build,

for

pi. for

3

;

Tie^€v,

, 5,

TiOeis,

;

gen. to be bereft or deprived of a thing. this year, of or in Adv., Att. for Ion.

, c.

.

a means ofkeepi/ig secure, a ward, prison. 0, a watch, guard. Ep. and Ion. dat. fem. pi. of and 6s.

II.

THPO'2,

want:

,

like

so

:

of men, mode: domestic strife.

of Ep. 2 and 3 sing. impf. 2 and 3 sing. o{ Ep. for inf. of

TiGeis,

:

Hence a watching, guarding

also used in pass, sense.

e^s,

(, , ,,, TiD€is,

guard ;

2. metaph. to observe, to keep, observe peace. watch for a person or thing ; having watched for a moonless night. to be on one's like Med., f. guard against, take care or heed : fut. med. is

for

oi

'$

, ', , € ^- ^ ' ^, , 5 '(€(: €€€(, ^ , (, ( ^ - (€ ( , , ^,

,

to take care of, keep,

;

€€, ^^,

pi. pres.

3

)€,

^, . ,^ . .. , ^,-

of plants, cultivated

:

mild : metaph., TiOaoos

Ep. for Ep. for

Ep. and Ion. for rjnep, dat. fem. of oanep, used as Adv., in which direction or way. give heed to, watch narf.

rowly

animals, tame

the

at this time of day, so early to-morrow at this time of day. [a]

Adv.

.

rate,

games. or that time of day,

a victor in

ceived with a cry of

—

consider.

From

tamed, domesticated, of

down

V.

in

Med.,

^

one's ballot, to give one's vote to deiermine, decide

:

:

to

put

hence (sc.

—

—

.

:

€(—

)

decide in a person's /afOi/r; 2. agree or subscribe to an opinion, one's account : but also to pay down, pay, io lay VII. VI, to deposit, as in a bank, discbarge.

one's hair.

")

sorrow,

^

make

\$

,

make

QHvaL

f.

, , 5,

From

cherish, foster

(6$) a nurse.

,

rjpos,

,

()

,

, nursing,

05, , (/)

—

deem

nursing

. $,

for [], Dor. for

Hence

,

as Subst.,

2 sing.

1.

irreg,

-, ,

a thing,

,

Tithonus, brother of Priam, husband of

Aurora, and father of Memnon: metaph. of a decrepit old man, because he had immortal life without the continuance of youth.

which

for

Root inf.

part.

:

is

aor. 2

€$, , — Med. :

formed by redupl. from

or

fut.

os

Ep.

:

pf.

occurs in the

to bring into the world, i. of the bring forth, bear, L3.t. par ere. 2. of the father, to beget, Lat. gignere: hence, 3. the father; 01 TCKOvTis the parents; €the mother : and even as Subst. c. gen., II. of beasts, to bear young, breed; his father. III. tiktuv to lay eggs. of birds, to hatch; IV. metaph. to proof trees, to bear, produce. duce, bring about, give birth to. fern. part, of Dor. for

(

/o

. ', , ^

—

f.

:

aor. I

to pluck, pull, tear, esp. the lamentation Med,, :

—

:

pf. pass,

hair

in to

-

:

,

€$,

honour

etc., to

'

.

,

.

:

token of pluck out

(sc.

2.

.

[']

lay or assess the punishment in answer the accused bonds, etc. found guilty, lay the punishment at a less


etc., to

at death, exile, could, if

which was

,

same sense:

mother,

():

pf.

Med., of the accuser,

rate,

poet,

:

ert-

sentence of death ; hence, to give sentence of death against a man.

Lat,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

,

I

also paullo-p. fut.

:

{

—spurge,

^:

aor.

:

III. with burial, garlands, etc. hence to reward. as Att. law-term: i. Act., of the judge, to estimate the amojint of punishment due to the prisoner, to award the senLat. litem aesiimare ; tence ; to award the long line, i.e.

tending.

3 sing,

[t],

euphorbia.

:

I

Med.,

pf.

or hold worthy, to honour, respect, revere,

. , . ') : 55 , , ,€€ *', ^(( , , ,, foster father.

of

Pass., fut.

aor.

to

pl. fut.

hold in reverence; in Pass. c. gen. rei, also to value, to be deemed worthy of honour cherish, love. 2. of things, to value, prize : c. gen. to estimate or value at a certain price; vessels valued at a certain sum: Med., to hold like II. c. dat. rei, to hoiiour with in much account.

;

.,

held in honour,

(but always in pass, sense)

:

and so mostly used in Med,

:

ace. of Tt^f/S.

77^0»: aor. I

fut.

to take care of, tend, nurse;

f,

generally, to

a price:

. , : :

aivuv, etc.

for

a\(puv) fetching

ov, poet, for

- —

to,

costly, precious.

honoured, esteemed. Dor. 3

or

a scattering, for

Thracian lake

in the

From

Dor. for Dor. for ov, Dor. for

, € ,, , €, /: $ to

for

do honour or observance

is,

hence,

prepare for oneself ; OiaOai to build oneself a 2, house to make oneself a road. to manage or arrange a thing £u or well/or oneself, to make good use of it, X. with ace, often stands for a simple Verb, as ;

to

f.

IX, of things, to

a kind oifish, found

worship, exalt, celebrate.

one's child, adopt

— Med.

bitterly

Prasias.

:

him, like

mourn

pluck at, vex, annoy. a plucking, tearing,

,=

of persons, to make so and so, apthe ship a stone teal 2. with an Adj., eeivai point. to make him undying and undecaying. 3.

to make, cause, bring to pass

3. to

,

persons and things, to make or render so and so, bring he made Xaav into a certain state, effect;

make him

the hair in token of

absol. to

, \. , ^, , -, {, , . , , -5, $. -5, $, , (:.€:

:

to

mean

to

05, , ()

has three senses I. to stack or pile arms, to bivouack, tal^e up ones quarters : generally, to take up a posi2. to get soldiers under arms, to draw tion. them up in order 0/ battle. 3. to lay down one's VIII. is often used of arms, surrender.

rraTda.

from tearing

2.

came

it

any one.

in military language,

-( .

705

()

:

or

called

II, worth of a thing. metaph. the honour in which one is held, worship, 2, a place or post of honour, rank, esteem, respect. dignity. 3. geneTuWy, distinction, privilege : hence 4. an offering to the a dignity, office, magistracy. III. a prizing, gods, Lat. honor: a reward, present.

valuing.

2.

damages

;

money a :

the price, cost,

an

then

estimate, valuation or assessment of

compensation,

€5, , 6$

and so punishment, damages. iv, contr.

; €(

satisfaction,

payment Hence

penalty, as the price or

5,

ace.

for

esp.

Dor.

valued, honoured, esteemed, of men. of things, prized, costly, precious. Comp.

, :

Sup,

-«. 5,

6,

()

that which

is

a

2. :

estimated or

valued, the worth, price, value of a thing,

A

in

wrong,

—

; :

:

:

:

. ,

—

706

,, () , , () ^. . , , , ,$, . . , () , , , ^,, , , . , , (), honour of a tomb.

the

valuation

the estimate

esp.

;

II.

penalty, punishment : a fine.

an Athenian

citizen

2.

estimate,

hence a the value at which :

rroXiTela a

;

government where the magistrates were chosen cording

to property or assessment,

poet, contr. for

worth or price of a thing

Rome,

($)

,

fern,

of

«05,

,

,

€3.

the censorship at

ov,

Rome, a

to be hoof one must honour.

verb. Adj.

ov,

II.

,

a valuer, assessor.

censor.

II.

($)

,

estimating, valuing -, for the purpose of estimating, for determining the II. at Rome, of cenamount of punishment. sorial rank.

05,

,

,

,

5

estimated, Adj. of a suit law-term, in which the damages are to be assessed by the judges opp. to where the penalty is fixed by

valued, assessed

verb.

as Att.

:

5 $,

,

law.

,

, ,,

honourable.

2.

Hence

8,

()

ov, also os, ov,

esteemed, held in honour

valued: of persons,

of things, prized, precious, of high price, dear, Lat. car us. :

value, preciousness.

f.

esp.

by

way of

to help,

aid, succour

—

avenge in to avenge a

redressing injuries, to iraidbs

man on

the murderer for (the murder of) his son to have vengeance taken for any one. II. Med., f. with pf. pass, (in

Pass.,

:

-, —

med. sense) to exact vengeance from any one, avenge oneself upon him, punish, chastise :

him,

c.

ace. pers.

:

also

c.

gen.

, ,

, ()

$, ,

help, aid, succour.

verb. Adj. oi

II.

an

one must assist:

one must avenge, punish. rjpos, 6,

an avenger.

Ion.

cour.

ment, torture.

-08,

II.

a helper, aider.

-, ,

()

)

:

2.

,5

help,

vengeance, retribution

(,

:

:

pass,

act.

1.

:

aid,

suc-

also punish-

6v, contr. from helping, aiding, succouring: as Subst., , a helper, aider. II. avenging, punishing for wrong. :

:

Act. to pay a price,

mostly to pay a penalty, Lat. dare poenas : also to pay a debt, quit oneself of a debt : Tiveiv to pay or render thanks the thing for which one pays is put in gen., Tiveiv to pay compensation /or the oxen: but, the price being omitted, in ace, to pay or atone for a thing, to :

atone for one's insolence also c. ace. pers. to make 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, :

:

to

^ ' '

punish Alexander for

—

wickedness c. ace. rei but also c. dupl.

his

:

:

to exact retribuperson but also with the means of punishment in the dat.,TiV€a^at (pvyri to requite, punish with exile absol. to repay oneself, take ven-

from

a

:

:

, ,,

geance.

-

.(, )

imitation of a bird's note. Ep. for €Tiov, impf. of ;

contr.

€

Adv.

;

what or ivhy

why ever? why? wherefore? Lat. quid tandem? TI5, neut. Tt gen. dat. Ep. rcu Att.

then?

;

Ep.

:

act of vengeance.

, ()

:

rei,

Tivos to take vengeance on one, punish him for a thing absol. to avenge, right oneself, seek vengeance.

Hence

,

fem.

:

Ep. 3 dual aor. I of 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. TivaxGcCs, aor. I pass. part, of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of Med., poet, for to take vengeance upon, punish, chastise, c. ace. pers. absol. to avenge 2. to avenge, take vengeance for. oneself. f. aor. i [t Ep., Att] [t] pf.

tion

for

full,

epos,

shakes, a shaker

ace. pers. et rei,

' ^ , form

who

Dor.

II.

a shake, quaking.

and

one

.

of

only, to take vengeance for a thing

. ($)

!, , worth,

6, poet,

dat.

—

Lat. censura.

noured. at

€$.

,

Dor. for

,

f.

an estimating, valuing the an assessment o/damages. [t]

;

contr. poet, for

or

ac-

€$.

,

«ws,

[t]

contr. ace. of

poet, for

-opos, ov. Ion. for

,,

like Titv,

for ae.

property was rated, rate of as-

s

sessment, Lat. census

an

of dainages

(; ;

,, :—, ; ;

;

or

ace.

;

plur.

indef. Promase. and fem., one, any one, some one, freq. answering to our indef. Article, a, an : of places and things, an island, etc.; neut. anything, something : et et Lat. si quis, si II. quid, if any one or anything, whoever, whatever. Tii is often used indef. of a number of persons, as be Tii but thus some one said, i. e. thus men said. or each, each one, 2. like every one ; cu let each man look tis to sharpening his spear let each some come of himself. 3. so in Att., one fears, fear is among them some one will suffer. III. of a person or thing, etvai some great person, some great thing,

gen.

noun,

enelit.

ace.

dat.

through

all

cases

:

,

(

€'€(

(

,

-,

;

, ,(€ ;

^

—

'—'2.

5

VOU boasted that you were somebody: opp. to ovhus,

tend:

to speak sense, hit the truth, opp. 2. emphatically a man, opp. to

Xeyetv

;

to ovdev Ktyeiv.

;

($

^

707

— Med.

spread.

a man or a dog but also in sign tis of contempt, somebody or other, hence tls is used for a there was one Thersites IV. joined with Adjs., tis makes them slave. tis a a madman, less precise crazy sort of fellow so with an Adj. of number or nas tis size, oi6s TIS such a kind of person as every one; us tis some one; o\iyoi Tives some few; 2, joined with AdTpus Tives some three or so. jectives, somewhat, in a certain way ; ^ttoj/ Tt some-

a brute; ns

:

:

(08 .

.

;

long sentences tls is often reis found in the second clause: and when ootis follows in the relative clause, tis must often be supplied from it in the antecedent. TI'2, neut. Tt; gen. t'ivos, Horn, tco contr. reG,

V.

less.

peated, else

Att.

in

generally

it

Att.

dat.

;

ace.

;

Plur. TiVfS, TLva; gen. t'lvojv Horn, ace. Tivas,

;

;,

— interrog. Pronoun

who

f which ? neut. what quid? strengthd. tis yap;

neut. dat.

;

;

masc. and fem.

ivhich ? Lat. quis, quae,

?

yap; like Lat. quisnam? until when? how long? with another quidnam? es Pronoun it must be rendered by two clauses tis ' II. the ovTos epx^ai who art thou that comest? question is modified by av or K€v and a change of mood tis av or nev with the opt. expresses strong

;

;

;

;

;

;

Ko'ios

;

of what sort

;

?

as Lat. quis for qualis ? so also

VI.

for irOTfpos; as Lat. quis for uterf

what ?

—

it

takes the Article,

;

when

tion refers to something going before.

;

the quesVII. ;

how ? for why ? wherebut how? ?; 3. how pray ? expressing why not ? how else ? i. e. yes

often stands absol. as Adv.,

€

fore?

2.

why

;

surprise.

,

surely

!

;

ever ?

^

;

4.

alone,

;

;

Lat. quidni ?

[ was

never elided, and sometimes stands before

a vowel even in Trag., as

;

eiiras

;]

».

med. opt. of payment made by way of reTiais [r], (ojs, , to suffer compence, a penalty punishment ; II. a requital in punishment, Lat. poenas dare. III. in plur. retributive jusgood sense, reward. Ion. 3 pi. aor.

{)

I

,

. , : , ^, , ,

tice,

retribution.

bow.

^

Ep. and

;

,(,, ,

&-5,

, ', , €,

f.

€$)

,

,

From

to suckle, nurse, foster.

woman's

the teat of a

'2,

, the

tCtXos, ov,

6,

TO,

s, ps,

Dim. of riTUos, a

breast

nurse.

:

nipple, teat.

teat or nipple

of a woman's breast.

formed from Lat.

a

titulus,

title,

superscription.

:

aor. I

f.

:

but also

fut.

*) aor. I

:

to

in

pf.

:

Pass.,

:

med.

fut.

pass,

(formed from

:

wound, hurt;

—

of ships, have been wounded in the thigh cripple, scatter : of wine, to overpower. properly of the cry of partridges; but also of swallows and other small birds, to twitter, chirrup. to

to

:

damage,

()

(Formed from the sound.)

slayer of Tityos. TiTVO-KTOvos, o, {TiTvos, TiTvos, 0, Tityos, son of Gaia, a giant. only used in pres. and impf., akin both I. like to make, and to

;7'

:

make ready, prepare. to

aim

II.

like

^, 7/,

to

aim;

^ €-

straight before one

;

gen.

c.

metaph., to aim at a thing in one's mind, i. e. to purpose or design to do, c. inf. a kind of beetle or water-spider, that runs on the top of smooth water, [t] for TiTTTi, before an aspirate.

to

aim

at an object.

2.

', ',

5,

: ^ , , ,( ^ , ^,, ,

fos, TO,

['r], :

pf.

and pass,

Ep.

a pool. inf.

:

part,

impf.

(tvos

:

—

Pass., pres.

Ion. impt. act.

3 sing,

;

—

to

pay honour to a person, to esteem, honour, respect, the gods also aor. I subj. regard: also of things, [], fut. of 2. to value or rate at a certain to Ep. for honour right. aor. 1 and II. fut. and aor. I act. to stretch one's Med., worth. : are only used fut. and aor. I med. 2. to spread out or along, spread, ex• aor. I imperat.

stretch

'«,

the Titans, a race of gods placed be-

ot,

, ( ( |, ,(

was, and whence he IV. sometimes two questions are asked in came. one clause Ik tivos tis tytveTo who is he, a7id V. tis is also used for from whom descended ?

\

ace. to Hesiod six sons and six neath Tartarus daughters of Uianos and Gaia. Later any descendants of Uranos and Gaia are so called, and in Latin Poets Titan is a name for the Sun. TiTcivts Ion. fem. a Titaness. TI'TA^NOS, "f), a white earth, chalk or gypsum. is, like Titans ; w€s to look Titanic. = an Tiras, ov, , (;) Dor. for avenger, [t] TiTf,v€S, ot, Ep. and Ion. for TiTcives. From 77, a suckling by a m^rse, fostering.

Root

(\ he asked thereupon who he

avcvos

avos, 6, mostly in plur.

[t],

Ion. TiTTJvfs,

sense

€

Med. to strain or stretching on over he thrust it back

in

exerting himself, with all his strength. part, from only in passage, TiTaivovTas iya (tpyov he said that, being Titans, they had done violence in their pride.

indirect questions;

) €,$

^

—

draw along

,)

exert otieself; the plain

doubt, who could, who would do so ? when there is no doubt the av or Kiv is omitted, tis tpyaaaiTo who III. Tis is also used in could do it ? i. e. no one.

,

($ ,(

or Pass, to stretch oneself, to extend,

3. to

:

what

:

of

:

inf.

A

a 2

— 708

:

—

, .

. , ,, ,.

in the sense of

:

make return: in Med. made one see

—

in Act. to

pay a

price,

have a price paid, or return

to

. ,

interrog.

:

.

^,

hence, thence.

)

(properly an old form of the gen. II. hence, therefore, thereupon.

Ep.

II. demonstr. Adv. there, in that place. 01, where. Toi, enclit. Particle of inference, therefore, accordingly ; also strengthening an assertion, in truth, in sooth, verily : it is often joined with other Particles with apa it coalesces by crasis into with av into with dv into Tot, Dor., Ion., and Ep. for dat. sing, of always enclitic. ToC, Ep. and Ion. nom. plur. masc. and fem. of the Art. 6 and the Relat. 6s. strengthd. form of the enclit. Particle rot, so then, wherefore, therefore, accordingly. Ion. strengthd. form of

upon oneundergo, endure hardship some-

Toiyap, therefore indeed, therefore assuredly. strengthd. form of Toiyap, used at the

bear tip, endure: with enduring, patient II. to bear steadfastly, hold out : c. inf. to heart. dare to do something, whether good or bad also c. ace. to dare a thing, i. e. dare to do it.

beginning of a speech or narrative. Toiiv, Ep. for gen. and dat. dual of 6. Toi-vCv, vvv) strengthd. form of the Particle Toi, so then, therefore. 2. in Att. often used to continue a speech, fj/rther, moreover. gen. sing, of Art. 0. 00, Ion. and Ep. for old gen. (from Toios, Tota Ion. Toh], of 6, to) of such kind, nature or quality, such, such-like, Lat. talis, demonstr. Pron., to which the relat. oTos, interrog. voios, and indefin. ttoios correspond TOios in Homer commonly refers to something gone before in later authors it points to something to come, the following 2. toios c. inf., such as able to to do, i. c.fit or able to do II. with an Adj. it makes the assist cf. ofos. sense of the Adj. more prominent, so very, just; kmToiosjust q/" moderate size; KfpbaXios rows so

-5, :

also for relat.

Dor. for opt. of

ov,

*\.

aor. 2

Dor. for

*'1,

,, , , ,( ;

aor. 2

), €\,

^^,

Ep. 3

opt.

fut.

:

rXaUv

pi.

(for

part.

inf.

also used

sense

pres.

in

from

;

[]

, ,, []

inf.

this pf.

subj.

rjs, 77

bear, suffer,

self, to

from

(as if

I

part,

there

:

is

also a

a pres.

:

is

opt.

;

Ep.

gen.

poet. aor.

pf.

:

. — (8€(, ^, €\, €€, ), formed imperat.

to take

:

times absol., esp. in imperat.

so in pf. part.,

€, , , ,

:

)

*. (*, *.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Dor. ov,

during

-,

, ,

soul, stout-hearted.

Ep. aor. 2 Adv. of

,

to be endured, misery, From endurance, patience.

ovos, 6,

:),

enduring

:

hearted

also bold,

:

vocat.

hence,

, -05,

is

rash, Lat. audax.

II.

,

of

ov,

€, 08, , ,

of

2 pi. aor. 2

sense, reckless,

)

*»?.

{*,

much-enduring, miserable. fut.

bad

full of suffering, wretched,

miserable.

aor. 2 inf.

in

:

suffering,

steadfast, stout-

patient,

I.

daring

{^)

*\.

of patient heart, hard-hearted.

II.

*:^.

imperat. of

:

,

-, -- --, --,

,

(,

,

,

patiently.

that which

II.

distress.

of en-

of

inf.

., ,

), ,

form never found in pres. ?;»' (formed as if from

a radic.

:

imperat.

*>.

of

aor. 2 part,

rXas,

:

—

,

:

^

:

:

;

;

(

,

III. Homer uses neut. very crafty. Adv., so, thus, so very, so much.

,

Ion.

(,

:

as

Att. also

-

with stronger demonstr. sense, of such kind, nature or quality ; more commonly of what follows than what has gone before, to which Jtist such eT(pos ToiovTos properly refers etc., like toios,

: , , , . , , (' €, € , : , , ( ' , . . . , \•-8, , verb. Adj. of

I.

act. suffer-

ing, patient, constant in suffering or labour. pass, suffered,

endured:

Ep. 3 pi. aor. Ep. for

to be suffered,

2 pass,

(^,

f.

aor.

I

:

—

:

aor.

med.

—Ep.

of

toioOtos,

:

'/.

in

aor. 2

:

[]

aor. 2 pass,

;

another.

[]

aor. 2 of

I

II.

endurable.

and

form of to cut, cleave Hence parted asunder. Adv. by cutting, scratching, grazing. collat.

Pass, to be divided, be

Att. also

strengthd.

form Att.

like toios

and and

of such kind, nature or quality : more commonly of what has gone before than what follows,

such as the foregoing : absol., fv ToiovTois in such a state of things strengthd., also in neut. eTfpov Tos iTfpos

rois

:

:

aor. I pass. inf. of

-^.

05, , () hewn, furrowed. , (, $) aor.

i

part,

",

-8,

of

cut,

ov,

cut into shape.

2.

cut

down

,

,

form.

.

neut. of T00€v, demonstr. Adv., answering to

-5,

a fashion.

cut lengthwise,

with iron.

relat.

oOev and

for

and

(toiovtos,

rp6iros)

-$,

,,

fashion or kind, such fs,

like.

Adv.

of such

after such

(toiovtos, ctdos) of such kind or

dat. pi. of oSe.

Ep. forms

:;

-5, (, ) 5, () ,

captain of the rcnvers

, , ($) -5 (, ) , , . ,, $

on each side of the

, ,

of a house or coiirt, opp. as Lat. paries to moenia : proverb.,

to

the wall

ill

of a

plur. the sides

to

Hence to play rogue's tricks. housebreaking, burglary. one who breaks [],, :

,

:

generally,

Advs. of roios,

2. to

to

wind

II.

wind

q/f carded wool

metaph.

to contrive,

up, achieve, accomplL•b

task.

, a clew or ball woundup, wool carded

into a ball for spinning, Lat. glomiis.

, () , () , ov,

also os, ov,

()

remedy cut ready for

a

[i5]

cut, cut off; olkos

use.

need cutting;

to

a

disease that needs the knife. the place from

77,

tree

€.

for

', $,

a hard

been cut

knave.

tokS, Dor.

, ()

f.

devise, invent.

and made

be a house-

through the wall, a housebreaker, burglar thief,

II.

ship.

f,

breaker, burglar

a

€

= 'the right side of the hedge.'

Toixos,

709

into a clew for spinning.

ship.

,

, -.

:

the

:

which a thing has

end left after cutting, a stump of a end of a beam, where it had been cut off; the

ev To/ij} tyyuvioi stones squared at the end.

II.

,

{t^kuv) one who has just brought a cut, stroke, wound. III. a cutting, cuttiftg off; forth, Lzt.foeta: as Adj., \iaiva a lioness with Kavais cautery and the knife. cubs ; iK from one's birth. ov, cut tip : in pi., ro^ta (sc. lepa), tok€tOs, , = tokos. parts of a sacrifice used on taking solemn oaths cf. iOK€vs, (MS, , {TiKtiv) one who begets, a father plur, TOKHS Ion. parents. verb. Adj. of cutting, sharp : (tokos) to lend on interest ; Comp. cutting sharper : Sup. to practise usury. Hence 11. a cut, a piece cut off, a slice. , a part of a book rolled up by itself, a tome, volume. , the practice of usury. TOKOS, 0, or -^, to speak inarticulately, mutter: a bringing forth, birth, the time II. also of inarticulate cries of animals. 2. offspring, young child, son. (Formed from of delivery. nietaph. the produce or usance of money lent out, the sound.) interest, Lat. usura : also in pi., interest tOvos, , that which strains and tightens a thing, or that which can itself be stretched, a rope, of interest, i. e. compound interest. /fos, to bring in interest. cord, brace, band ; ot the cords of Dor. Ion. 2. in animals, , courage to beds also the strand of a rope. venture on a thing, boldness, daring. the sinews or tendons, Lat. nervi. 2. in bad II. a stretching, tightening, bracing, straining, strain. 2. of sense, over-boldness, recklessness, Lat. audacia : a sounds, a straining or pitching of the voice bold or daring deed. hence, a tone, tiote : also the tone or stress falling on a sylDor. 2 fut. oi Dor. for lable in a verse Ion, 2 pi. tovos hexameter meaundertake, take heart to sure. f. were measures or modes, 3. in Music, 2. to Lat, modi : of which in the earliest Greek music do or bear anything, to endure, undergo. take courage, have the heart or resolution to do a there were three, the Dorian, Lydian and Phrything c. ace, to venture on war gian. Ill, exertion offorce, force, intensity : to dare all things. also direction, tenour. tv, Dor. -acts, Ep. contr. TO-vOv, = TO for the present. r\v (whence Sup. enduring, steadto shoot with a f. Dep.

, ,

.,($, , , 5, ()

^,

^

()

),

:

. , ($ () ( , , 5) , -, ()

€5, :

. :

,

(€)

-€, '" (

()

05,

:

:

, , (5. :

;

—

(,

^,

() , ()

fast, stout-hearted

aTos,

:

,

-€, -5, (,(, ))

bow

dari?ig, bold, adventurous.

a daring deed, adven-

:

c.

gen. to shoot at, take

aim

,

ov,

at.

a strong archer. master of the bow, a

-., , ^^ ^ , , , , () 5, , , 05, 5, - , . , ()

ture, enterprise.

05, ,

daring, bold:

,

Ep. contr. for verb. Adj. of

ture.

— Comp.

Adv. -pws, boldly; Comp. -pOTepov;

Sup.

',

(5,

verb. Adj.

one must ven-

a bold, venturous man. ventured,

from

ov, irreg. Sup.

or divisim

to

henceforward, for the future. cordingly.

bowman,

archer.

Athens.

arrow

of

i.

€\•5,

as Adv.,

2. for the rest,

ac-

e.

at

captain of the that which

;

reaches,

a bowshot.

II.

is

shot,

as far as

an an

collective in

the archers.

ov,

to^€vt6s, 17, arrow, shot. f.

(os)

II. the

5, , (()

arrow, bolt

q. v.

ventured or hazarded.

,

,

plur. for oi

,, ,

to be

:

,

,

,

(()

a boiuman, archer.

verb. Adj. of

struck by an

to shoot ivitb the bow, use the

bow: c, gen., tivOs to shoot at a mark. metaph. to shoot or wound with an arrow. to shoot as from a bow, discbarge, launch forth.

2. II.

—

710 '

-5, (,

how. To|iKOs,

of or for the bow. of or for the

, ()

77,

the use of the bow.

|-5, ) ',

with the

apapeiv) furnished

cs,

2.

bow:

bow-

of archers,

e.

i.

TO, a bow,

:

;

,

the

\ys

, , -,

3.

.

,

even the arrows only.

,

to

make like a bow, to arch. From iroiioj) making bows.

, {,

f.

() {, (€) , , ()

To|o-7roios,

,

bowmanship, archery.

armed with the bow. bowman, archer.

«,

.

-

were the police, also called Athens, because they were public slaves bought from the parts north of Greece. an archeress ; as tO|otis, i8os, fem. of Adj., xe'ip an archer hand.

, at

$

$,

|-05, , (, ()

-5, .(,$, <) 5. |, , )-,

,,

Persians

drawing

the spirit of archers,

e.

bow of the

bearing a bow

ov,

,=

Subst.,

TO,

:

0, the

-. -,

instant.

«,

-5,

5, :

,

€.

-€, Adv., = = napos. [a] , also , (tOttos, as Subst., ,,a , a place, spot, Lat.

TO-7rapos, Adv.

TOiros the tion.

locus.

,

-. -,

)

ruling over a master or mistress. loctis

;

tunity.

= TO irp'iv. Adv., = Adv., =

, ^,

first place.

,work

obsol. pres.,

whence

:

to bore, pierce.

a loud and piercing tone. , a hole, socket

aor. 2

and redupl. II. metaph.

part.

I

in re•

also

fut.

to utter in

Hence

nave of a wheel.

the

:

\,

,

,

f.

Lat. tornare

and shield-maker. work with a lathe and

lyre-turner

to turn,

metaph. of

:

verses, to tur?i neatly,

chisel,

round

and generally, to twist round. From a carpenter's tool to draw a circle Topvos, , with, compasses, Lat. tornus. II. a turner's chisel, a lathe-chisel Hence f. Dep. to tnake round, mark they rounded off with compasses ; he will offlhe barrow; round hitn off the ship's bottom. TOpos, piercing; of the voice, piercing,

()

off:

.

€5 $

,, (

)

, , () , 5 {)

2. m.tt2i\>h.. clear, distinct, plain.

thrilling.

II.

of persons, sharp, quick, smart. imitation of a bird's note. or a stirrer, ladle to stir things boiling, Lat. tudiciila. []

,

up or about, [] so many []. Adv.

()

to stir, stir

Ep.

5, ,

times, so often.

Toaos Ep. 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. oaos but

/ ' -€ -, -, — (, ) $ -5, ($, -, , $,

whole space of earth. 2. place, posi3. a place or passage in an author, Lat. II. metaph. a place, occasion, oppor-

TO-irpCv, Adv.,

(, $,

*TOPE'Xl,

aor.

often stands alone in

Adv., = TO ifov, altogether, quite, wholly: in general, for the viass. immediately, on the Adv., =

(s

to

II.

$

;

topaz, a precious stone.

(tOttos) to guess, divine.

f.

as

an archer, bowman.

=

TO'IIAZOIS,

place

i.

the

see

;

bore through : metaph.

to

2. to chase, Lat. caelare.

lief.

ov,

of the Persians, see or ioi, its arrows being because the string vevpa or vevpov often in pi. the bow consisted of two pieces of horn joined by to draw the the trijxvs in the middle As the bow was the Oriental weapon, bow. i. e. i. e. the Persians, is opp. to the Greeks, whose chief weapon was the spear; see in plur. also, bow and arrows, or ,var

,

=

sing in a piercing tone.

5,." ,---, ,) (, , , , -, ),

skilled in

|-5, (,

avTos, 6, and subduing with the bow;

Topevft), properly, to

(sub.

2.

manship, archery.

. —

;

-. -,

many. In Homer much, so far, so much too much.

SG

2.

(

thrice as

are often Adv.,

tantum; so long

so

since.

5,

Ep. -ov5e, = with stronger demonstr. force, so great, large, wide, II. etc.: c. inf. so strong, so able to do a thing. Ep. as Adv., so very, so much, to such a degree. ov, of so large a number, [a] Ep. Att. -ov— with a stronger demonstr. force, so great, so large, etc. also to designate a very small degree, hence only so much, so much and no more is Lat. eatenus, so far ; eTepov

, ,

, :

, . , , , , ,, ;

the

as Tpis

and

very, Lat.

as great, as

first, at first, in

Homer,

much

or

many

or -ov, Ep.

again.

II.

or —ov, as Adv., so

much, so far.

,

II. embossed work, work in relief. = a circling or wheeling roiiud. Topevs, iojs, , the graver of a sculptor. II. a borer, auger. verb. Adj. of worked in TopevTos, I7, relief OT chased: metaph. elaborate.

{()

,

,

,

in

5,

Adv. Ep.

Dor. form

$. 6$.

of an obsol. pres., = Dor. for ov, Ep. for

8, ,

$.

Att. for

and

=

for

to hit, hit

[]

aor. I part,

upon.

,

-,

-iJ-Sf, -ov-Sf,

-,

for

and

$,

—

€. -, .

for

TOffOVTOS.

Adv. of rooos, so much, as mtich. Tore, Adv. ai that time, then : often in Att a/oretime, formerly : sometimes emphatic, at that fa,

moiis time.

€ TOT

2.

joined with other Particles, Tore

with the Article, 01 rare in the then people then living (v time. It answers to the Relat. otc and interrog. TOT€, Adv. at titnes, now and then, mostly in answering clauses, totc /xeV Tore 54 at one tirne at another ; at one time or other. Adv. = the fourth time, hi],

totc ye.

eireira, Sr)

3.

;

, , .

-«.'

-, -. , , ,

like

.

.

etc.

€.

,/ . , .

,

.

. .

,

=

Adv.,

or divisim

'.

,

= TO

for the third time

. , . , €. €6, , []

gen. of Art.

o,

and interrog. Pron.

;

of.

(.

, , , ,

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

(.

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

€5, \5, 5€,

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for Att. crasis for

, €€, (€,

therefore.

Att. crasis for

.(^,

6

Att. crasis for

enos.

Att. crasis for

or

henceforth.

€€€.

Att. crasis for

Toiiros, Att. crasis for

epyov.

€,

times, so often,

Adv., Dor. for

in that direction, there,

%(.

Adv. of Time, up

5,, . ,

Epirus

:

, of

€,

irarpos, with play

. :

.

)

Dim. of Tpayos, a young he-goat.

(rpayos, of or for shearing he-goats. -KTOvos, ov, (rpayos, /fTctJO;) of slaughtered

)

ov, (rpayos, with arma he-goat. , (rpayos, iroijs) goat-footed. , (rpayeiv) a he-goat, Lat. hircus, caper, II. the smell of the arm-pits, Lat. hircus alarum. es, (rpayos, ck(\os) goat-shanked, of Pan. Dor. for like irpdros for irpuiros. [a] (rpays) to act a tragedy : f. Pass. generally, to represent or exhibit in tragedy II. metaph. to be made the subject of a tragedy. to tell in tragic phrase, to declaitn, speak theatrically.

,

,)

—

Hence

, -5,

assumed

,

a tragedy or heroic play, invented by

its

(-

dramatic character.

,

long ; ansome-

befitting

a tragic poet

, (pays,

a

who himself trained

the chorus and actors.

, (pays,

making

,

tra-

a tragic poet. contr. a tragic , (rpayos, poet and sijiger, as the poet took part in the performwas conance of his play later, the term :

as Subst.,

-05,

actors

were clothed

TPA'NH'2,

distinct.

Tpayaaai

it

rpays.

) ) See

, , (rpays)

-Troios,

in

with

and again Tpayaca'iou

upon Tpayos, a goat.

aor. 2 inf of

—

ov, (rpayos) like Tpayeios, of a he-goat.

-05, , ,

, , , , -(

the city

II.

:

in tragic style.

,

Tpavos,

from

but of swine, ws rpayaaaia

allusion to Tpayeiv, to eat

-$,

os

iev

es,

s)

pays

either because a goat

II. swering to the Relat. times stands absol meantime, meanwhile.

=

so also in

:

(rpayos) of or for a goat.

fined to the tragic actor.

to that time, so

,

)

eat sweetmeats

:

TOtnroOc Adv. (oStos) hence, thence. Dor. Adv. (oZtos) thence.

3,

5, 5,

gedies

yonder.

Ion. crasis for

05, , ,

II.

[a]

},

to

Tpayiftos of or for a tragedy, tragic (cf. hence the tawdry decorations of tragedy: generally, stately, majestic ; in bad sense, pompous

tragic poet,

Adv. poet, for TOrf,/i&i«.

many

,

f.

payaoa^.

Med.

or tragedy.

Att. crasis for

so

(Tpayeiv) mostly in plur. sweet-

meats, dessert, Lat. hellaria.

the Dorians, and with them of lyric character then transplanted to Athens, where yiKol ;

fvOevSe.

, , 5, . , , .

TOvj-iTOS or

Att. crasis for

), $, , ,

. , ,,

(uavTwv. ev€Ka,for that reason,

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

, ,

-€5,

kXfvOepov.

€. (. (.. (. (.

Att. crasis for

(sub

€05, ,

pits smelling like

Att. crasis for

rpay

the goat-stag, a , (Tpayos, fabulous creature mentioned in Aristophanes. ov, (rpayos) of or from a he-goat; Tpayrj a goat's skin, [a] (sub.

goats.

Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for

)

-,

Tpayetos, a, ov, poet, for rpayeos: a goat's skin, [a]

-5, -, , 3,

t/s.

gen. of enclit. Pron. tis.

enclit.,

711

), ,

Adv. [t]

imitation of a bird's note.

Adv.,

.

: ;

:

Properly, the goat-singer,

was the

prize, or because the

in goat-skins.

piercing:

metaph. clear, plain,

,

collat. form of rpav-qs. (rpavos) to make clear, plain, distinct. Adv. of TpavTys, clearly, distinctly. for erpave, Ep. ;? sing. aor. 2 of [] \rpa], 77s, 17, a table, esp. a dining-table 77,

the hospitable board;

, ' Koi

rpaTTcCeus

712

5€

and board.

entertain at bed

to

—

-, ;

some from

(•.

from Hence

Ion.

tripes.)

trict in

, €, ,

8.€,,

ov,

,

', ,

€(€,

rpa

TPA"XT'5

, '2, 17,

f.

balbutire

;

,

to lisp,

gen,

.—THREE,

a crate

, , .

dry

to

letter,

Lat.

:

poet, for

;

II. a hurt, damage, wound. metaph. a blow, disaster, defeat.

4«,

€,

see

pass,

Ion.

Ion,

as of ships.

€«, TPETEfi

((,

III.

f.

aor. 2 inf. of

for

:

m.

3

pi.

aor. 2

one Tuust turn.

,

, ()

( , . , . , €$ , ,

dry land, and sea: as Subst. ol [], Ep. 3

wellfed,fat,

like

{suh.yrj), as opp. to

6

-,

vyprjv over dry land

or

theflshes.

sing. aor. 2 pass,

of

, , -,

(€ , () () , , {)

roughly,

harshly;

to be roughly handled.

thrown away, :

metaph.

scraps of meatfrom about

arch the neck, as a pam-

to be hatighty, headstrong.

f.

to

to take by the throat

bend back the victim's neck, hence

lay bare.

raasc. Adj.,

to tJ/rn, Lat. vertere

guide to a thing

to

:

expose to view,

, , (\$, ($)

chaining the neck.

Pass,

go

to

work

;

;

(-

:

tls

turn,

and Med. ipya

to turn, be-

;

—

3 plur. plqpf.

:

3 plur.

;

:

:

(for

plur.

pf,

take oneself, Lat, converti

'

also of place,

to y)iKloio re-

turned towards the sun turn oneself to (i,e, take) a course II. to turn, i, e. which way must I turn me? to turn turn round, put about ; also, opyrjv e'is back to turn away, divert ; 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., I am changed, change my opinion : also, oivos ;

to

;

€

;

-

as

,

III. the wine is turned, become sour. turn or put to flight, rout, defeat : later, els Lat. convert ere ififugam, to put to flight Med. to Pass, to be put to flight, turn and flee : IV, to turn away or ttirn oneself to flight, flee. V, to overturn^ off, keep off: to hinder, prevent. VI, to turn, apply to a purpose. upset. aor. I inf. of Ep. for

to

gristle, offal. to

i

:

Med., aor,

:

[]

Adv.

Ion.

:

i

Ion,

I

whence Ep.

imperat,

aor.

:

or

pf.

:

aor. 2 inf. pass, of

Aeol. and Dor. for

pered horse

—

f.

Ep. 3 sing,

turn or

[]

solid, substantial:

thirteen,

,: ' ( , :

Pass,, aor.

:

lead,

Ep. and Aeol. for

of

the neck

2

:

;

wound.

to

Ion.

aor. 2

a wounded man.

Ion.

;

:

verb, Adj, o{

aor. 2

Hence

, {) -,-,

,.

the

()

) , , ,€ , , ,,(( , $

hurt

tria.

e.

only used in pres, and impf., Lat, tremo, to tremble, quake, quiver. II. c. inf. to tremble orfear to do also c. ace. to tremble at, fear.

of the

a woimd, to die of the

aros, to,

Ion.

i.

dat.

;

TRES,

Lat.

at,

ol,

()

swallow, twittering.

hence as

:

Trachonitis,

i5os,

Lat, tredecim.

Lat. balbus

6v, lisping,

a rugged, stony district

Subst,

ace, Tpeis,

From

, $ ,

harshness.

[]

01, at,

mispronounce a

so of children.

in

rough, rugged:

2, , ; €--6, --, ,

in pass, sense, one

as if

:

55

rugged country.

[]

(from

figs on.

,

wvos,

fern,

must turn.

Ion. for

(, ,

6-

and

rugged

rotigh,

$, , ($) roughness, rugged7iess: — metaph. roughness,

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

verb. Adj. of

Ion.

the sharpness of a bit: Dor. for

inf,

. , , , ,$, )

6,

make

to

:

pf.

f.

:

pf,

metaph, rough, harsh, savage.

pi.

I

mountainous surface

its

Aesch, Theb. 1045, refers to just before, call them, make them rough.

of = Ion. 3 sing. impf. of [] to tread grapes : hence Lat. trapetes,

trapetum, an oil-press.

($)

:

and

med.

aor. 2

[]

:

... , , , , 5,,

€€, -,

[a] Trachis, a city and dis-

,

€ 5 ,

Ion,

concerning a banker or banking.

Ep. for aor, 2 pass., both of Dor. for

Tvos,

,

Pass., aor, l

Hence

rius, argentarius.

,: :

the throat, neck,

named from

Hence

05, ,

()

,

:

ov Ion. ov, of ox from Trachis, Trachinian; al the Trachinian women, title of a tragedy by Sophocles.

Tpa-ireiievs, «ws, 6, at or of a table; Kvves Tpaire^^fs dogs that were fed at mealtime. to be a money-changer or banker. From one who keeps an b, [t], exchange-table, a money-changer, banker, Lat. mensa-

€;€, 6;5

Thessaly,

{$).

rpi-,

ace. to others

Horace speaks of mensa

,

TPA'XHAOS, ,

2.

II. a money-changer's meal. il [. table or counter, a bank, Lat. mensa argentaria. (Ace. tabula. Lat. tablet, a surface, ox any table flat

to

€.

dinner,

table,

—

—

, ,

—

, .,

aor, I pass, inf. of

—

?'—.

::

:

'( ^: :: , , ,/ , ) , . -5, (, ) []:

Aeol. and Dor.

aor.

'&: .

I

aor. I

[]

aor. 2

:

and

inf.

milk

;

intr.

pf.

pf.

:

make firm

to

—

or

to curdle

with become firm, curdle, con-

to

act.

commonly,

II.

—

make cheese

to

geal.

grow

:

:

Pass.,

make to rear: Med. to rear

—

^

:

comam

),

the

5,

number

thirty.

,

day of any

the thirtieth

II.

Ill, also

,

ov,

-€5(, ) ^, (, ),

of

thirty knots.

Ion.

wear

to cherish one's hair,

to

division of thirty.

for oneself: Pass, to grow, grow up, wax, thrive, increase : hence to be born : and simply, to live, be. 2. of slaves, to keep, maintain: of plants, rear, tend

f. to move or heave with the trident heave or prise up, overthrow ; to break up the ground with a mattock. yfjv TpidKUs Ep. and Ion. (€5,

hence

the month, also in pi.

to nourish, feed,

or increase, nurse, bring up,

generally, a three-pronged spear.

:

Hence

Pass.,

congeal;

solid, to thicken or

bute of Neptune

fut.

pf.

aor. 2

713

ov,

Ep. and Ion.

with or

Dor.

-

of thirty days.

,

,

€€ € , , () . ' -68 -, (, :^ - -(}5,: (, ^) (& (, ) -, -, (, ^'€ 5^ €5, . ' , -, -5, $. it

long, Lat.

alere

of the earth, sea,

:

etc., to

feed, rear, nourish, produce, Lat. nutrire, alere: hence III. Homer uses aor. 2 poet, to contain, have. in intrans. or pass, sense, as,

act.

for

for

(Att.

inf.

=

Dor.

'((

but

:

[]

:

[]

pf.

Lat. currere

move

of things, to

:

aor. 2

;

— to

run,

,

at,

thirty.

inII.

,$

I. at

Sparta, the council

2. at Athens, the appointed on the taking of Athens by Lysander (B. C. 404).

of

assigned to the kings.

thirty,

thirty tyrants,

Ion.

years old. also fem. - crts, thirty

fern.

(tos)

is,

—

of or lasting thirty years

II.

Att. contr.

8,

TpiaKovTovTis,

ov, run over. 3. c. ace. cognato, nepl thirty benches of oars. metaph., a'yCjvas to run a course eavTov to run a race for one's life or safety hence , or a-ycbva, to run a risk or chance, as thirty tyrants at Athens without to run a race for one's life ov, Tjjs ev he was within one fathoms. also, TpidKovTOpos Ion. bout of carrying off the victory.

(s

:

:

:

whence

a thirty years' truce.

2. c. ace.

quickly.

TRIGINTA

:

aor. I

:

poet,

Lat.

:

as Subst. oi

*'), —

poet,

Ion.

fut.

:

fut.

more commonly (from Root

decl.

with or of

loci, to

;

;

;

Tp€v|/€iav, 3 pi. Ep. aor.

TPE'fl

poet,

opt. of

I

inf.

Ep.

f.

aor. i

:

to tremble, quake, esp. for fear

:

{) , €9, () ,,('() , , €€. , $. , , , .

hence

to

run away, flee, fly:

rpiaas the coward.

:

II.

trans, to fear, dread, be afraid of, c. ace.

,

aros,

bored through

that which

€, $, ,

porous.

, fut. 77,

through work.

, = €€,

:

hence

:

later as

,

,

ov, poet, for

Ion. for

compds. three times, neut. from Tpeis.

in

f.

Adv.

:

,

to

,

()

more

correct form

TpiUKOcnoi Ion. hundred, Lat, triceni.

ai, a, (rpefs,

;

be

three

ov,

of

, -,), () . , ()) , ,,, .() . ,,

,

-
, -,() , 77,

(Tpiis) the

un-

Lat. tridens, a trident, the attri-

the thir-

duty of one thirtieth. conqueror : see with three sails.

(sub.

tieth:

number

three, a triad.

=

77,

metaph.

utterly

)

those hundred medimni : 01 whose property produced three hundred medimni, which was the qualification for admission into the

6,

rubbed, worn, Lat, tritus

a threadbare coat

from a wrestler, who did not win until he had thrice thrown his adversary, or conquered him in three bouts : hence, done.

or,

:

cf,

the Triballi, a people

vanquish

,

f*, see

Tpias,

Sup.

thrice, Lat. ter.

to conquer,

with thirty a vessel

of thirty oars.

Ion.

bored or pierced bedsteads perforated for inlaid

;

ov,

(sub. vavs),

as Subst.

Athenian

a dove.

verb. Adj. of

, , , ()

-,

6€€$)

2.

opyvia) of thirty

three

of

,

iia,

holes,

fearful, timorous, shy

or

Subst.,

pierced or

many

with

€V,

6,

epith. of doves

is

—

.

cf.

opyvios.

a hole, aperture.

:

5 , -, (, )

oars

:

the rule of the

:

Thrace

:

hence as a is,

name

for

(-, fifXos)

on the borders of

barbarian gods. three-pointed.

II. metaph, a rubbing or grinding away, wearing away : also of a ks time, the spending ; 2. a busying oneself pleasant life in the spending. 77,

a rubbing.

5

—

:

.

—

714 about a thing, practising

$ ,

it,

practice

also

:

mere prac-

about which one is busied, the object of one's care. 4. delay, putting off, evak\av to seek delays ; and without a sion ; Is no more delays. Verb, tice,

3. that

routine.

-,

. (, €\ (^)

) .$ €

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

plur. as Subst.,

-5, [a]

jests,

ov,

^)75,

(-,

ov,

pronged.

three-pointed,

II. as Subst.,

prickly plant, burr.

5,

neut.

unmannerly, coarse three-

.

I.

smart sayings,

2. in plur.

a threshing-machine ij, also o, a worn or beaten track, 2. metaph. a road, path: the high road, highway. II. a rubbing, like a path of life, course, career. III. metaph. /)rac/ici. 2. delay.

gibes.

. ,

3. in plur. also,

(/)

TPI'Bil

[],

pf.

aor.

1

paullo-p. fut.

sense

in pass,

,

:€, , ( (\-

f.

Pass., fut.

:

:

I

also fut.

aor.

i

inf.

:

2

fut.

med.

aor. 2

:

to rub : esp. to rub corn, thresh Greeks threshed corn by rubbing also to grind, pound, bruise : to rub a thing in or it on another kv to grind the stake in his eye to rub gold on a touchstone, so as to test its purity: Med. to 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; 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 with a thing.

[t]

it

:

pf.

:

out, because the

:

;

;

—

,€$

. ,

/os,

,

I pi. subj.

oi

worn garment,

,

threadbare cloak. II. as Adj. 6, practised, well versed or skilled in a thing, c. gen.; also c. ace. 2. absol. as Subst. a hackneyed rogue, crafty knave.

Adv.

/, cloak-wise.

-€,

TO,

{)

Dim. of

ovtos,

6,

,

in the fashion

, {-,

of a

-5, {-, -5, {-, ) -5, {-, ^) ^», , ov,

ov,

in

catching mullets. thrice-cloven

:

Doric architecture, the

as tri-

glyph, a three-grooved tablet placed at equal distances along the frieze.

,. Ivos,

, ,

{-,

^$)

three-barbed,

three-forked.

,—

,

{-,

three daughters.

')

,

three-cornered, triangu-

))

a triangle. ment of triangular form. []

{-,

ov,

produced at three

Tpiyovoi

a musical instru-

II.

a slave through three

generations, thrice or trebly a slave.

-,05,

-5, -€5,

ov,

{-,

three drachms.

) () /)

ov, thrice wretched.

{-,

ov,

coiled

worth or weighing

thrice

wound

or

of a rope, consisting of three strands or cords. ov, with or like three

-€5, :

{-,

ships' beaks.

{-,

Tpi-eairepos, ov, nights.

) ,

Tpi-enrjpis, Subst. (sub.

-€5,

6,

years old.

in three successive

$, {-, cVos)

Adj. triennial: as

fern.

a triennial festival.

{-,

ctos) of three years, three , Adv. TpifTes, three years long. a space of three years, Lat. ,

-,

{$)

triennium.

, , {-,

and rpi-Jiyos,

($,

and

ov,

(vyfjvai) three-yoked

-,

vyos,

threefold, triple:

:

also simply three.

^;

with pres. sense; f. pf. T€Tpiyws, Ep. pi. TiTpiyants for T€TpiyOT€S plqpf. (TfTpiydv Ep. TCTpiyciv, with sense of impf. of animals and birds, to make a shrill, piercing cry, to squeak : of ghosts, to squeak, gibber : also of joints, T€Tpiy(i their backs cracked : of things, to creak, grate, jar, Lat. stridere. (Formed from the sound.) aSos, 17, Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for novs) three halffeet, part.

—

$.-.

, {-, -,

i.

e.

afoot and

half.

to be

f.

a

•$,

, {) , )

trireme, to be captain of a trireme to be captain of a ship.

;

c.

-

comma/id a

gen. II. at

Athens,

out a trireme for the public service.

Hence

a small cloak, a cape. fcpav) triply old, very

ov, yXijvos) epith. of ear-rings or drops, with three bright drops or brilliants.

-5,

;

to be trier arch, fit

a mullet, Lat. triglia.

Subst.,

Hence

lar.

,

reme.

for fi,

ov,

^)

{-,

ov,

of children

- €$

very old.

TPITA^

-8, -5,

births,

, ^ , , , -,-, , . () ,,

Dor. for

[t].

[],

. , -5,

; :

the third generation.

II.

command

the

the public service

:

the office of trierarch.

Hence

, ,fittedfor a trierarch or his office.

-5, {,

the captain of a tri, reme. II. at Athens, a trierarch, one who had to fit out a trireme for the public service.

-, -5,

who gave

, , {$, 4)

the time to the

gen. (os Ion. evs

()—

the flute-player

rowers in a trireme. ;

ace. fa,

:

plur.,

nom.

5

apaproperly an Adj. thrice-fitted or thrice-rowed : but only used as Subst. (sub. vavs), Lat. triremis, a galley with three banks of €f s,

(IS

pfiv

or

;

gen.

contr.

:

:

,

From

of a triof a trireme

at Athens, thefittitig out

oars,

first built

by the Corinthians

:

{Tpts,

the lowest rowers

. , ) - ) -, -, ) -5, , )) -, ) -, ) , -, ) ) , ,

— (9 , , -, ,, -8, . ,{-,$) -, ) and the

the middle

being called

man managed

each oar. This was the usual size of ships of war; but in later times quinqueremes {iTevTrjpeis), quadriremes

topmost

one

;

(€€$),

etc.,

came

into use.

($) (9,4)

[], ov,

board a trireme.

-8, -65,

-iroios, ov ,

,

who

one

{-,

broad, long, etc.

building triremes.

three-headed. with three beds or couches, for sleeping or reclining on at meals: as Subst., (sc. , like the Roman triclinium, a dining-room with three couches ; also ov, thrice spun. ov, and rpi-Kopvs, vOos, o, Kopvs) with triple plume. ov, thrice a crow's age. ov, Kpavov) three-headed, with

ov,

ov, ijpX-,

-5,/, (

pi-,

-(5, -55,

-5, -5,

(-, (-,

)

{-,

,

triplex,

, ,

Adv.,

evils.

is

()

$, (-,)

, -, -, ))

thrice

prayedfor,

or earnestly

e. ofteji

$) -5, {-, $) {-, i.

, {-,

trilogy

triple crest.

17»

ov,

;

prayedfor.

see

(-^.

From

;

)

, {) , $, {)

months old

,

{-,

,

,

-$, -5,

-,

ov,

{-, {-,

, {-,

-

(from TpivaKpios, a,

,

ov, of

:

three-formed, triple

:

epith. of Sicily,

from

its

also written

)

a

trident.

Ion. for rpiaaos, threefold, triple

;

so

, , {-, 6$) , a trident.

$, -5. -$, {-, $. :

, ()

$.

three feet long.

{-,

ov,

longed for,

thrice

or earnestly desired.

;

Ion. los,

, , {-,

with three

cf.

{-,

ov,

thrice-built, triply

or firmly founded.

{-,

thrice turned up or ov, ploughed, bearing three crops in a year, of corn land.

as Subst.,

with three

opyvia) three fathoms long.

ov,

ov,

{-,

) $. -, ,$ $

old

man who

leans

,

, {-,

on a

staff,

(-

,

a tripod, a threefooted brass kettle or caldron ; tripods were often made of exquisite material and workmanship, and de2. as Subst.,

-, ,

)

3. the stool or

Delphic priestess.

{-,

[) , {) -, -€;, ov,

Tjpos,

,

throne of the

thrice sold.

a rubber or toolfor rubbing

with, a pestle.

{-,

Tpi-o8ovs, -odovTos, teeth

threefold, tripled,

,

$)

, {-,

dicated in temples.

ohus) a meeting of three roads, three cross-roads, Lat. trivium. J7,

three plethra long.

) -8,^. ) -, ) -5, ) ) -5,

€.

Zi^os for hiaaos.

Tpi-o5os,

as

as you.

-$,

-5,

Trinacria or Sicily, Sicilian.

, {$,

aKos,

,

6, -5, , -,

$.

the three fates.

three promontories

-, ,

much

ov contr. TpuirXoils, Adv. but dat. fem. also used as Adv., triply, trebly. Ep. dat. pi. of

-8,

) )

) {) ).

Moipai

Ion.

thrice as

neut.

made

,

many,

thrice as

{-,

$, ,

taph., like

Lat.

ov, thrice-worked : epis of three months, three a period of three months. a dispute between three labourers. that which is rtibbed : meov, thrice wasted. a practised, hackneyed knave. Tpi-TTos, ov, , poet, for [] a beaten road, like ttovs) three Tpi-irovs, , triple pay. From footed, three-legged or with threefeet : measuring three ov, II. going on three feet ; proverb, of an threefold, triple. feet.

ov,

:

,

triple, threefold.

cities

of verses, consisting the metre consisting either of one foot as in dactylic, or of two feet as in iambic verse ; tovos trimeter iambic verse.

($ -5,

{-)

{-,

ov,

($

crests.

thrice-blessed.

threefold,

triple,

thrice as

V.

much

with three

-€5, , {-,

of three metres

thrice apish.

{Tpis)

thrice as great as, c. gen.;

trebled.

ov, poet, for

three cubits long.

[t]

a, ov,

much,

holding three the third wave, a huge, overwhelming wave, since every third wave (as also every tenth, cf. was supposed to be larger than the rest metaph., a flood of ov, (rpX-,

-5,

three-leafed.

{-,

ov,

, ,

/fos,

trebly a rogue.

q. v.

{-,

ov,

^$) $,

. -, , !.{))

-5, $) -, , (-, )

triple crest.

:

{-,

, gen. ios, {-,

.

{-,

thrice-brandished;

Dor. for

ov.

—

),

{-,

ov,

metaph. furious, fierce.

three-headed, [«a]

ov, {jpX-,

a and kind offalcon or kite. a sound imitative of a bird's voice. thrice long since, i. c. Adv. very long ago. ov, three bands

{-,

on

serves

715

=

,

-,

,

a rubber, shampooer. Triptolemus, an Eleusinian,

) $)

who

established the worship of Demeter.

-,

ov,

{-,

layers or plates, threefold, triple ov,

{-,

;

of

consisting of three also simply three. with three horses.

^. ;

—

716

-5, , (-, 5)

with three poles,

with four horses abreast. rpis, Adv. of Tpeis, thrice, three times, Lat. ter

65

much

thrice as

up to three times

ts rpis

;

;

:

i.

e.

rpis

often

05

s,

; : ;

,

Att.

Ion. Tpi|6s, 6v, like Lat. triplex: in plur.

(Tpis) threefold,

-$, <-8,

Adv.

three times.

and

(s,

-, €)

used indefinitely in compds., to strengthen the force of the simple word, like Lat, ter, and our thrice. to throw thrice six, i. e. the Proverb., rpis highest throw (there being three dice), hence to have

(pws) in a threefold light.

the best luck.

rows.

€

-, -45, -5,

[]

, , ,

,

thrice-unhappy.

-65, , ,

thrice-pleased,

\.

well-con-

e.

=

-,

-8(8, ,,

$.

trebly,

,

third ninth day in a

-€5, , {-,

-,

)

nights.

the ninth

,

day of

-, --, (', ) €.

(rpis,

thrice

, -, )

thrice

es, {rpis,

,

long, etc.

the

the

an

overseer.

worthy of death.

gen. cos, thirteen

ctibits

,

thirteen times the weight or value.

Adv. of rpicToixos, in three

, -, ,

ai, a, (rpis,

sing,

high,

collective

.

[]

horse.

(-,

€,

f.

tWos

) '^$,

with three bodies,

to be

a

{_]

the thirteenth.

to

From

play third-rate characters.

who

three thousand: also

Subst.,

,, , , ($)

(rpiTos,

'^$)

the player

takes the third part, a third-rate performer.

of time, in three days, on kyevovTO they arrived on the third day. 2. three days old ; rpiTaios after being three days dead. 3. three days ago. 4.

day ;

the third

) ,

-5, ,[] , [] -5, , ) $5,€8.,

'€68

generally for TptVos, third.

(-,

of

, {'() €-€5, ,, €(5, 5, ((,€$) years , , (-, = of rowers ($ , , ,

with a

-5, ,

of three moons or

€$) () --€, , , , = -€-•5, ,

,

Lat. tricorpor.

very, miserable.

e.

i.

;

[i]

) -, )

3000

evveas) sub.

(rpis,

month

third decad, the 29th.

e.

i.

or

in

very untimely.

Tptcr-SeiXatos,

with three stories

of

the third story.

three-edged or three-pointed.

thrice-numbered.

-5, ,,

-), -5, (-, $) -5, ,,(-,

(rpis, (paos,

in three rows. three-mouthed.

thrice-tormented.

tented.

-€5, , (-,

TO TpicTeyov (sub.

,

6$,

= rpt fs.

weight or worth, Tpt-TOXds, wretched,

of three talents

$)

(-,

(-,

thrice-

) -, , -, ) ) -, ) -,(5 , -, fern.

old. of thirteen years, thirteen gen. ovos, thrice- unlucky,

-8,

trebly ill-fated.

-5,

with three benches

rpirjpeis.

;

(rpis,

thrice ac-

drawn

,

thrice-kneaded bread. gen.

-, . () -, ) ' fem.

-$,

, ,

thrice blest;

-05, , , (5, $)

part,

a,

05, ,

(sub.

a squeaking

:

-, (, ) --, -5, ) -, ) -5, in

thrice ten thousand,

sing,

i'lnros thirty

,

thrice victorious at Olympia.

,

, (-,

,

(rpis,

'Ovovs)

[yl]

, (-,

three spans long.

Adv.

Adv.

s.

(Tpis) thrice, three times,

poet, for

[a], ov,

(05) from

:

equal to a third

as Subst.,

like

gen. ovos,

($,

a third part.

going

as third, forming a third foot. the Trito-born, epith. of

,

,

to

pvls

in

Minerva

Libya, near which

[a]

three sides.

,

Tpi-TOKos, ov,

$(

(-,

€€) bearing

birth.

thrice or three

at a birth.

TptTOs,

77,

ov, (rpis, Tpeis) the third,

to

come

as third,

i.

e.

Lat. tertius

with two others;

TpiTos y(V(o9ai to be third in a race es on the third day, i. e. the day after ;

.

morrow. :

also

place.

[]

= TpiToyeveia. €os, bring forth thrice, have three at a

From

thrice-poured, form-

ing a triple libation or drink-offering.

<18, , ,

third part

a third part.

-€5,

a squeak.

with a collective Subst., as, thousand horse, [] Adv. thirty thousand times long ago, immensely long ago. also

-

the goddess was born.

,—

ai, a, (rpis,

30,000:

), ,$, ,

forming a

derived from the lake

Virgil's terque quaterque beati.

triply stretched or

very long. poet, lengthd. for TpiTos, like

[]

thrice struck

(rpis,

(rpis,

e.

i.

for

cursed.

apros

out,

!« IIL

-"8,

as

or

ov,

thirdly, also

$

in the

third

to play the

payv(v = (5,

triple libation;

to-

. ),

Keyeiv

third part to any one, like

crowned with

,

Adv.

[]

a

life

— TpLToaiiopos

) ,

in which one pours the third libation (to Zfvs i. e. a life without drawback.

-5,

, ,

sown for

{rpiTos,

ov,

),

—?)

, ,

-.€€,

the

inf.

I

f,

717

,. {, )

{)

Adv. aor.

:

in threefold

manner,

of

to idle

away

waste time in delays, Lat. terere tenipus. «CDS, a rubbing, friction. II. Att, for rpiaaos. TpiTTos, III. {rpus) the number firmness, resistance to the touch when rubbed. also vos, Tpi\p€is, ai, potted meat. II. a sacrifice of three anithree, Lat. ternio. a three-obol piece, TO, mals, a bull, he-goat and boar, or of a bull, he-goat III. i. e. a half-drachma, about 4|c?•, from the time of and ram, (like the Roman su-ove-taurilia). Pericles, the pay of the Athenian jurymen for a day's or tribe. at Athens, a third of the , Triton, a sea-god, son of Poseidon sitting in court. ov, and Amphitrite. 2. the god of the Libyan lake of three stories or the third story. as Subst., Tritonis. II. a river in Libya, joining the lake floors : ov, more correct Att. form of Tpiopyvios. Tritonis with the sea. [] Hence epith. of Minerva : or -0e, like Adv. from Troy. Adv. to Troy. Ion. the Libyan lake Tritonis. either the city or the country, the lake Tritonis in Libya famous Ion. as trisyll. Troy or /he Troad : also 2. epith. of Minerva. for the birth of Athena. Ion. for ov, (rpus) threefold, Lat. triplex: also 3 pi. med. opt. ot simply three, [a] thriceDor, and Ep. for Dor. -UTOS, ov, 3 pi. of third time;

,

yovq

,

,

$,

5, ,

-5 ) -, ) -8, ^,

')

{-,

{~, {-,

TO,

Adv. (T/>is) c. gen

or

:

€

to

-€5 , -6«, (-,-$, (-, -5, [i]

from their three

certain.)

ov,

Dor, for

ov.

. .

ven in three.

, , ,

) .

. , , {) {$) $ , f.

tribes.

hence

at,

()

,

, , , , ,

itos,

-5,

{) {) whence

esp.

)

bones like hair,

oiTos,

hair-eaters,

ov,

clo-

(tiros

:

)

ov,

ov,

hair.

f

e's,

to

{^,

bair.

^. () -$, {-,

,

gen. of

Adv.

of hair.

)

'

trophies.

',,,{€) {) (

II. of a turning or change. the gods who ;

,{, -, ) . , , , ,€\{) ,

eating hair: as

moths.

the sea

{):

of defeat or rout caused the defeat ; "EKTopos to the eyes of Hector. ing, Lat. averruncus.

-

III.

terrible

turning away, avertbearing trophies.

poet, for

«, ,

thrice-detested.

with fleece-like

a bundle, bunch.

(Deriv. un-

certain.)

poet,

form of

turn.

a turn, turning round or about; the solstices or tropics, i. e. the points of midsummer and midwinter, when the sun appears to Oepivai and turn his course, called II. the turning about Lat. solstitium and brutna.

From shed or lose the hair. shedding or losing the

?),

(€,

in three places.

, {)

ov,

aTos,

e.

a returning wind,

;

[]

holding three a most capacious word,

,

wind : one which blows back frotn

,

;

up

i.

a trembling, quaking, quivering,

fear.

a change in one's land: metaph., spirit. 2. a change from, release from. properly reut. of Ion. iraios a trophy, Lat. tropaeum, in token of the eneconsisting of shields, helmets, etc., my's rout taken from the enemy, hung on trees, or fixed on to set or upright posts

name.

-8, {-, ^) -5, -5, {-,{,) -5, , )

Subst.,

tremble before

to

[a]

(, ))

from

alternating

a kind of anchovy full of small its

quake, quiver

II. c. ace. to

{&\>.'),

(Deriv. un-

very angry.

of ox from hair.

ov,

,

quaking, qui-

:

/ios) to tremble,

to be afraid.

,

Do-

,

ov, threefold,

trembling

or at, to fear, dread, shudder ai.

in

nom. pi. of [] in threefold manner. Adv. triply, into three parts. Adv. poet, for Hence

[a]

K(s

divide

the threefold people, i.e. the

[],

-

of

Ion. part. med. of

tribes.

vvktos in the third

;

,

vering.

threefold, in three parts,

,

watch of the night

.€05, , , €€8,, (

a plant, //"7, clover.

of three tribes;

\ovs voieiv to divide them into three

€5,

) , 5,., , ., €. , . {) {-,

2. dat. pres. part,

beloved.

ov,

)

() () ,

,

rians, so called

{-,

-€,

5, ,

three,

{)

-5, —

, ,$

Lat. trifariavi

,

-,

5,

5,

5,

the day,

the third generation,

three-coloured.

a growth of hair, shock

j

}-

tivos of the enemy, putting him to flight; to put one to flight ; kv or 2. (from Pass, Sopos in the rout of the spear.

)5,

,.

flying, fleeing, flight, Lat. conversio in fu1. a hirn, turning, change. of wine, turned, i. e. sour. 6,

gam.

ing

, $ globe

() , , ()

,

Tpontvus

:

:

of or like a turn or turnkvkKos) the tropic circle on the

(sc.

II. in

cp.

Rhetoric, tropical, figu-

-$

{)

:

;

€

(

$

1$

()

-, ,,

, ,

",

(!,

)

:

— 5,

5,

, ()

€, , (()

fresh cheese. pay or recompence for rearing, the wages of a nurse II. foster-mother. living, food, subsistence. one who rears or brings , up, a rearer, foster-father : metaph. of inanimate objects, a; ye who have fed me. =Tpe^cu, as for nourishment, food, victuals, main, tenance; a livelihood, living: one's means 11. a rearing or nursing, bringing of living. up : a tending or keeping of animals. III. that which is reared, a nursling, brood. 7,

() ( ()

€5, 5,

, ,

,$, ,

nutritious,

also

ov,

fruiful:

c.

.

os, ov,

gen.,

nourishifig,

earth prolific in children. II. pass, nourished, reared up : as Subst. a nursling, foster-child. TO, gen. los, , well-fed, stout, large, big; a huge, swollen wave.

5,

,

,

()

() •(, , ,()(, )

,

€5,

foaa,

ev,

well-fed, stout, large,

huge.

rishment

to,

and

oracle

a feeder, rearer, nurse.

f.

maintain, support.

;

()

were dedicated. Adv.

fiing along,

[a]

,

, -

to

bring nou-

running in

(5)

f.

to

the course, run-

run along, run quickly,

()$)

running, tripping : in a trochee, foot consistand short syllable, used esp. in quick time, as more lively than the iambic. running : swift : round. to drive a chariot. f. II. metaph. to drive about, drive round and round, chase. ov,

prosody, ing of a long

(sc.

05, , ,,()

From

)

, ($, -•{]\, {$, () moved on

, [], of a wheeled carriage, a charioteer. ov,

driver wheels,

wheel-drawn. 2. dragged by or at the wheels. 3. turned or fashioned on the potter's wheel. 4. metaph. driven round and round, driven about.

, () ,, ,

the track

, 5, ()

round of a wheel.

($)

f.

of wheels.

2. the

turn upon the wheel,

to

torture

17,

<3,

()

a pulley, Lat. trochlea. a small bird of the wagtail Egypt, said by Herodotus to pick

, (){) 5, -€, , (, )

kind found

in

out of the crocodile's throat. bird, the wren. []

,

,

los

and

-

2. a

small land-

running round or

fcus,

, -, ,

,

f.

-€5, , (, () €5, (, ,()

and round, whirl

quickly.

a runner, messenger. to turn round

or roll round.

like

a wheel, round,

circular.

(, ) ()

round, circular.

ev,

f.

make

wheels.

OS,

From

making wheels:

as

,

a wheelwright. anything that runs round: , anything round or circular, a round ball or cake; the III. \l. awheel: a potter's wheel. sun's disc : esp., IV. the wheel a boy's hoop, Lat. Graecus trochus.

Subst.,

08, ,

, () ',, 5 ,

()

7^

the builder of the first temple of to whom afterwards a cave and

trip along.

ace. Ep. gen. rpomos or a ship's keel: metaph., the keel, i. e. foundation, of the matter. II. a tiirn, direction, way. TpoTTOS, 0, metaph. a way, manner, fashion, mode : in adverbial in such wise; ovScvi usages; dat., by all means; in no wise;
(): —

05,

, ,, ,

Apollo at Delphi

$ - 5,

rative.

($)

. ,

—

718

€\

of torture, cf. be tortured on the wheel. ;

to

,

a running, course, a cir, cular cou}-se, revohition. 7. a place for running. TO, a cup, bowl.

(^)

f.

gather in ripe fruits, ga-

to

^

ther in the vintage or harvest, with ace. of the fruit

gathered: also

in

)

. with ace. of the

Med.

(

field

metaph., or trees, to reap the crop off 2. field 2. proTiva to reap advantage from some one. Tpvyciv (sc. to strip unverb., :

watched vines, of one that nothing to fear.

\],

,

(^)

is

bold where there

is

ripe fruit gathered in, a crop

/ () , , , , -$, , )

/

— . a gathering of

corn, fruit, grapes, etc.

such fruits

$, ,

one who gathers ripe

fruits, esp. grapes.

a gathering offruits, harvest, 2 the time of gathering in the

esp. the vintage.

.

a

of

fern,

woman

that

ga-

{-^,

ov,

, () made of

wine-bearing.

) -, ', -,,

II.

lees.

=

-

ywdiKus, of or/or comedy.

,

ovos,

with allusion to

(,

luckless

, $,, -, ) ^,

esp. for wine,

{,

for Tpvywdos, wight of a poet.

[]

Ep. for Tpvyu>€V, 3

opt. of

pi.

[]

to dry.

, (rpvycvdos) = , ,=

-08,

-05, , {,

of or

, a

more ovos,

performance

as-

the turtle-dove,

only used in pres. and impf. to make a murmuring sound; of doves, to coo ; of men, to mutter, murmur. (Formed from the sound.) = the eye of a needle. II. metaph. a sharp a hole. fellow, a sly knave, [] gen. rpvyos, new wine not yet ferII. the lees of wine, mented, must, Lat. mustum. dregs, Lat.faex : generally, refuse, dross, as of metal, Lat. scoria : metaph. of an old man or wotnari. TpVffSvov, TO, a carpenter's tool, a borer, auger, gimlet, []

, () ()

^, ,

:

(;)

,

()

f.

pf. pass,

:

, () {) , , , -, ,{, for earritigs

;

pebble of condemnation {u'hich

,

hole

:

a hole.

,

in a ship,

-5,

, ,

2. conceit, insolence.

6v, poet, for

{) .

the object in

:

, , ,

—

the

hole through

is

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

,

which

that

,

()

,=

3 sing. opt. of boring,

i.

e.

is

broken

iatiered, in

off,

rags

rough, rugged. a worn out, tattered gar-

. , {)

(OS,

ment, a rag, shred: in plur. rags, rare form of

Hence

tatters.

(^, €

to wear out, consume, waste 2. geone out of house and home. Pass, to be nerally, to distress, affict, harass, vex worn out; to be worn away with tivos to waste or pine hunger also c. gen.,

to eat

:

—

away for some one. []

TPTTi, ivos,

part.

chiefly in pf. pass,

inf.

:

— to wear out

€-

to distress, ha-

:

es rass, afflict, vex ; have been ground down to the extreme of misery, Tps,os,l7,fem.ofTps, Trojan woman. the region of Troy, the Troad.

, . -,

, {py)

almonds, sweetmeats, 77,

{py)

;

[]

,

a bole.

{y\,

oi

an Aethiopian tribe who Dor. for

of

»/

:

Dor. for f.

Pass., aor. 2

II.

)

one xvho creeps

Troglodytes, as name of dwell in holes or caves. [C] to creep into holes.

pyoas,

. eya

fem. part. ace.

*, € 3

:

[]

fruits eaten al dessert, figs,

etc.

it).

bored, a

which one

in plur. luxtiries, Lat. deliciae.

5, ,$, {)

^ ,. ) . :

daintiness,

in plur. luxuries, daintinesses,

:

($. 05,5, , , {)

into holes

had a

a port-hole.

opos,

;

that which

contr. for

, , ,

delicacy,

softness,

Lat. deliciae.

as

delicacy, luxury.

T^Tos,

17,

dainty, effe-

-pcDs, voluptuously.

, () pyoa, €( $ -, (;, ) 5. ;

bore, pierce through, perforate

cars pierced

,

Adv.

neut.

:

^

with a fastidious

soft, delicate,

0€5,{), {(05)

named from metaph.

TPT'Zn,

,

,

minate, luxurious, fastidious

f

regular character.

,

air.

05,

cooing.

, ,

its

()

their

carry

3.

to be fastidious or

Hence a piece, morsel, lump, fragment, [] ragged, for comedy , and tatters.

lees as a ludicrous disguise

when

{($)

part,

i

cos,

a must-singer or leesHorace, the singers

smeared their faces with

sumed

.

because, according to

afterwards called

aor.

:

takes pleasure

comedy.

or the comic art.

singer;

delicate

luxi{ry, fastidiousness

a strainitig-cloth, strainer,

Jttos)

be licentious, to revel.

2. to

Subst., effeminacy.

thers in the crops, esp. the vines.

,

6. ^, €$, {)

as Subst., effe-

oneself high, give oneself airs, be insolent.

,

crops or vintage.

,

719 neut. to

;

Pass.

, {py)

:;

:

?

delicate, effeminate

minacy.

the vintage.

;

:

.

:

pi. pres.

aor. I

tpyv

[a]

:

pf.

:

of

aor. 2

pi.

«—

to

men, harassing, [a] gnaw, chew: of men, to eat raw vegetables, fruit, etc. ov, /St'os) wearing out life, opp. to eating dressed food: esp. of dessert, to eat TPT'TA'NH 77, the tongue of a balance: generally, fruits, cp. a balance, pair of scales, Lat. truthia. [a] of Troy, Trojan. , Trojan: fem. and , a helmet. (Prob. from , ov, Ep. for
wearing

out,

{,

[]

-,

, , {)

5,

$.)

f.

fare sumptuously,

, , ,, ,

pyKa.

, ps.

05, , ()

live in

live softly or delicately,

luxury:

—

part,

,

, , () see

,

gnawer, nibbler, lover of dainties: in the Odyssey the Phoenician traffickers

,

r2o are called

^-. ^,

—

:

:

:

—

greedy knaves; so as Adj.,

to thee.

/,

05, , ,

bled at ; of vegetables,

,

neut.

we must

gnawed,

nib-

av

OTi

ea(en raw, eatable :

fruit, etc.,

as Suhst.,

Ion. for

,=

Dor.

|5, , 08, , ,

Ion. for

-5, , ($, €)

,

TT'KH,

($)

contr. for

,

Trojan,

destructive to the

to Troy. to turn, to change, alter; Ep. for Med. to turn oneself, turn about or back ; 3 sing. Ep,
Trojans or

—

in

plur.,

$, , $, •€<,

Tros, the founder of Troy:

gen.

med.

fut.

fut.

Trojans.

dat.

inf.

of

()

,

Adj.

verb.

of

reading for Ion. for to run. Ep. for radic. form of to wound: to hurt, harm, damage, do one a mischief. also ace. for TV, Dor. for [] an Egyptian winter month. fut. aor. 2 Ep. subj. Ep. aor. i pf. [u] []. false

.

:

:

,( . € (^),

\(

TVKTos,

,

,

made ready:

verb. Adj of

esp.

made by

a fountain made by man's hand: well-made, well-wrought, finished carefully. like tvKos, any swelling or lump I. a place worn hard by rubbing, Lat. calesp., lus : the shoulder. II, a pad for carrying burIII. a cushion, dens on, a porter's knot. [v in

Att.,

plqpf.

(€((

:

to hit, esp. to

with an arrow, commonly joined with ace, when is alive, with gen. when is lifeit II. generally, to hit, hit upon, light iipon less. so of persons, to meet by chance, fall in with, c. gen. 2. of things, to meet with, hit, reach, gain,

,

later.]

,

a knot or callus; esp. on the ,= hands, as from rowing, etc. II. anything rising like

a lump, a knob, knot

used in ship-building,

:

:

\os)

—

used

freq.

to

esp.

;

make hard

or callous from rubbi?ig, as the

get, obtain a thing, also

c.

gen.

in aor. 2 part.,

3.

€$

one who tneets one by chance, the fint one meets, any one whatever, Lat. quivis ; 01 every-day men, the ordinary run of men; to any chance thing. to 4. in bad sense, fi'ias meet with, suffer violence. III. absol. to hit the mark, gain one's end or purpose ; to fare well, succeed, in speaking, to hit the mark, i. e. to be right. 2. generally, to have the lot ox fate. Intr. to happen, to be at a place. 2. of things, to come to passjallout^occur by chance; often impers.,

8(

( ((,

etc

,

as

it

chanced,

by mere accident. 3. of events or undertakings, to happen to, befal one, come to one's lot or share, c. dat. pers. esp. to fall out well, come to a good end, succeed. II. in Att. was used almost as an auxiliary Verb, and was esp. joined with the participles of other Verbs, I happen to have, i. e. I have in possession I chanced to be by he happened to come at that nick of time but, Tuy— I am so also without any part., ( :

€

^ ;

(,

;

^ ;

;

if

these things are pleasant

;

:

cf.

(4$

—

(\ 05.

or callous

digging or knotted with iron

05, , ,

a wooden nail or bolt

[y] in pf. part.

the object hit

iTO'^xaviv,

made,

art, artificial, as opp. to

hit

oTTCus

:

esp.

wounded, that can be wounded, vulnerable.

Ion. also

\\

mason's work. or dressing of stones walls of stone worked

$, , a working

natural:

of

,

,

by rule, [] TUKOs, 0, a tool to dress stones with, a mason s hammer or pick. II. a battle-axe, pole-axe. [tD] a Persian word, which Herodotus explains by

sqtiare

, , . . , , , ', , . , . , ', , 5, , ,, : , ,

to flight.

plur. TpcDes, at, gen.

Hence

pick, to dress stones.

gnawing.

ecus,

, -^,

such phrases as tiv supply a part, from the other Verb, XeyovTfs, etc. f'cus, Ep. ios, 0, Tydeus. Adv. Dor. for ^€, here. f. (tvkos) to work stones with a chisel or 2. in

, ^. . , -, , , ,, . , ,(), , {^) $, greedy, grasping hands. verb. Adj. of

/)€5

:

verb. Adj. of

€, $, , (^)

Pass, to

:

(-

grow hard

hand from rowing or clubs knobbed

(. -

.»;

,$ -5, (, , ? -€, -€,( ) , clubs knobbed with iron, like

.

burial, grave,

the corpse to be burnt or hriried.

, {$)

f.

a corpse.

as

to bury,

burn or entomb

to pour Hbations

2.

an offering on

one's grave.

II.

intr. to be

entombed.

apapuv) buried, entombed, II. like a grave or tomb.

es,

interred, sepulchred. [],

,,

or at the grave.

tombs

:

(5)

($, 7
on the verge of

$,

fern,

,

old

in

man

the grave.

fem.

is,

destroyer of

ilos.

, the place where a dead body is burnt. Lat. bustum: commonly, a mound of earth heaped over the ashes, a cairn, barrow, Lat. tumtdus : gene-

^, -€5, , (,

rally,

a to?nb, grave.

5, = $, absol.

II. metaph., a decrepit old man : so also

«) dwelling a tomb, *<) tomb-destroying.

-5, , {,

sepulchral.

-

in

. . , () , . . , {, ) ) ', : : -, $ , ,, ) -5, —

;

—

throw up a cairn Hence a mound over a grave. a throwing up a cairn or barrow. throwi?ig up a cairn ov, II. ^&%%. throivti ox poured up07i the tomb. f.

barrow

or

-<5,

, , () , , () , {) {5,

ov,

Dor. for

ox

fut.

aor.

heaped up

2

\y\

aor.

pf.

:

metaph.

:

{$,

ov,

, ()

,

aros,

f.

Homer

hand, as opp. to

blow, stroke, wound.

missile.

a drum.

, ,

,

a drummer

priestess of Cybele.

,

Med.

(properly for

little,

-,

ov, Att,

dabble in the round the roots of a vine.

TT'NTAOS,

€,

, {)

mud or

'

,

made

-,

, () , , '02,

rvTTiis,

(,

the impress of a seal, the

mark of any kind

3.

an

:

describe in outline.

model, mould, type system,

:

4.

meinph. a

the

blow,

a print,

,, f.

mould, model.

to impress,

original pattern,

type, figure.

form of doctrine.

III.

duced on the ear by a blow, feet. Hence

a

c.

i

Pass,

to be

or

governed with

$. () :

befitting

vocat.

a

tyrant, lordly,

:

:

—

the

power or sway,

,

J

$ $ , , -5, (,

:

I

a pro-

princely, lordly:

ov, as Adj., like

the king's palace.

j

[

—

, :

crowded

form,

,

*() slaying

ov,

turbare

I

to

—

imperious, despotic;

5.

the effect

II.

$)[

:

as the beat of horses'

stamp.

—

:

:

Xeyav

draught;

to rule absolutely

oalso 57, properly Dor. for/f /os (from a lord and master ; hence an absolute sovereign, unlimited by law or constitution it was applied to anyone who had made himself king by force; not to hereditary monarchs, as (for instance) not to the kings of Sparta, nor to the king of Persia; and it did not necessarily imply cruel or overbearing conduct later however the term was used as our tyrant or despot ; and in poets it was taken loosely 2. in a wider sense, the whole family for a king. was the queen, hence also, of a II. princess; as was the king's son, prince. Kvpos,

the prints ox tracks

outline, sketch,

:

of ox fit for an abso-

ov,

5, ,

Tijpavvos

pre-

2.

metal ox stone

to be

:

mark of a

a coin,

ij,

Sup.

Ttipavvis,

figures or impressions wrought in simply, a figure, image, statue of a

footsteps.

man.

stamp of

;

med.

^^ :

rule of an absolute prince, absolute sovereignty, royalty.

dirt.

II. the

II.

to be

imperiotis.

a blow, wound. of

a blow.

fut.

^ , ()

oneself tyrant.

$,

aor. 2 inf pass,

,

III.

($) —

:

:

lute prince, royal, imperial

aor. 2 part. pass, of

,

sense

ruled by absolute power.

aor. 2 pass. opt. of

TUiretv, aor. 2 inf. of

c. ace.

vevaai means to have acquired a tyranny, to have

mire: esp. to grub

. .. .

pass,

gen. to be ruler of a people or place; to be tyrant of Athens the aor.

served also in Latin typanum.

5,

in

Tvpavvos or absolute sovereign

so small, so

form of

orig.

—

a person.

a brazen urn : a figure, outline. f. and f.

From

mud, mire,

0,

mourn for

to

II.

{)

Lat. tantillus. to

like

esp.

Pass, to be beaten, struck or

, , ("

Hence

tvvvoCtos,

to beat or strike oneself;

Lat. plangor, to beat one's breast for grief:

of a

, , , , , , , ,

^ 5 ,to beat the sea

pers.,

,

,

\\,

2. :

a kettle-druju, such as was used in s/o^, II. a drum-stick : generally, Cybele. III. in Lat., tympana were wagoncudgel. wheels made of a solid piece of wood, rollers. TvvSapeios, a, ov, or os, ov, of Tyndarus. From TwSap€os Att. TwSapcws, cw, 0, Tyndareus, Tyndarus, husband of Leda. , (formed as if from Tvvdapos) [], ol, Castor atid Pollux: son of Tyndarus: daughter of Tyndarus. fem. (ox '/. Ep. and Dor. for as akin to tvt^os, so small, so little. Tvwos,

$,

of bees, etc., to sting. In a blow struck hand to which implies a blow from a

chiefly used of

wounded; c. ace. cognato, / get many blows. iroAAas (sc. from aros, to, that which is formed, the worship of fashioned, modelled: a vessel wrought;

fern,

:

strike,

with oars, i. e. to row absol., the west wind beating, lashing with fury.

U.

a beating of drums, the worship of Cybele. one who beats the ,

as the Galli did in

beat,

sharp grief smote him to the truth of

later

:

•.

€ , , )€ , /) / ,( ,: to beat

generally, to beat with a stick, bastinado. 6,

is

to

:

(Tinpa

1

to strike or smite at heart

eTxnf/e

;

digging up, 6, a

as Siibst.,

:

the heart it struck Cambyscs

aor. i

:

Pass., fut.

I

smite, knock

From

break open graves.

to

breaking open graves grave-robber, [pv]

to

(.

aor. 2

a cairn or barrow. f,

0/"

of

Att. fut.

17^0»,

to raise

:

ox barrow. into

721

f.

Pass,

together.

TT'PBH,

cheese,

[]

J7,

tyrants.

confuse, stir up, Lat. disorder, be jumbled or

to trouble,

be in

to

From

disorder, throng, bustle, Lat. turba. that which is curdled,

otos, to,

(()

€ '. ,,, —

:

:

—

—

722

€,

,

rjpos,

, , (^)

and

one

:

()

f.

to wrap in smoke or mist dull or senseless, dim, obscure : pf.

, () ' : : , ., , () € , ) -5, -5, ., , 5, , €$. -, (, ) ^,

Hermes

cheese; said of

who makes

make

€,

Tvpios,

and

f.

:

stir up. Jumble, metaph. brew a thing cunningly. of orfrom Tyre : a Tyrian. [y]

[],

[]

2. to concoct,

a, ov,

6,

Tvpocis,

cheese

to

ovv,

contr.

ej/

as Subst., rvpovs Dor. rvpws, 6, cheese-

:

,

bread, a cheese-cake or cheese. (rvpos, cheese,

,

, -5,

,

.

Tvpos,

II.

Tyre, an ancient city of Phoenicia.

) ) ?,

-€5, ,

with cheese.

05

, (vppvs,

of Tyrrhenians.

or

—

,

,

gen. los

:

,

, Etruscan.

ace.

children.

also

,

, ,$,

— a tower: a

^

2. also in pi.,

small pieces. hence,

-, -5,

fellow, a dullard. es,

to

blind,

be blinded or blind.

II.

Hence Adv. of

vs,

ovtos,

man, a dotard;

•08, ,

,

'vivs.

for

dat.

gods, luck

good fortune,

:

c.

gen.,

blind

metaph.

common

a thing

is

—

Pass, to

to blind, dull,

blindly.

77. good

to

all

—

luck or

which acts, by ;

yas

e. g.

crasis

-^ ; ^?, ;

ytpav) a

silly

old

II.

me-

was

fortune,

;

—

good

5-

or bad,

shew public

in

€'

lot,

^, ,

by chance, Lat.

or Ik

accident

in plur.,

:

Hence

your fortuties.

,

,

or

and kn quod felix faustumque

Adverbial usages,

3.

like

deified,

was often used

Lat.

like

€

(,

;; , ^? ) ;

-

from the

;

often with an Adj. to also

$,

.,

luck

ill

like

esp. in phrase,

;

2. generally, chance,

fortunate, lucky.

2.

by chance,

Hence

aor.

aor.

luckily. I

I

part, of

. /.

vyv.

...

pass. part,

of

['\, aor. 2 opt. of

Adv., by chance, perhaps ; properly ace, neut. of the aor. 2 part, of aor. 2 part, of Ion. aor. I of dat. sing, of neut. to, used absol., therefore, so, quisf II. for rcvi, dat. sing, of Tts in this wise. dat. sing, of tis, aliquis. enclit. for

, ' €,

manner,

,

, $.

,

cf.

smoke, mist, cloud. taph. conceit, vanity, L&t.fucus.

as appellat., :

by divine providence ; later, Lat. Fortuna, by the name of

Adv.

to be blind.

,

.

II.

ace.

for tuna

hick, hzt.

stormy,

II.

^. (^^)

(€,

$. , , , , , . ,

with blind

a making blind, blinding.

(\05)

€,

accidental.

make

-,() '/^. (, 17,

Typhon.

a furious storm, hurricane. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of

sit.

metaph., TvcpKos * blind in ears and 3. of things, dark, unseen, di7n, awiKaSes blind, i. e. sunken, rocks.

, () , ,, , dim.

:

2.

6 ''

;

for

on fire, burning.

set

05, , ,

Tivos blind to a thing.

obscure

form

(, )

{vos, apapav) -irobos, , ,

eyes.

Hence

so also one with clouded wits, a stupid forte, forte forttma : II. a chance, hap,

foot, stepping in blindness. blind, Lat. caecus

mind and

softly,

a, ov, poet, for Ivcpwvios.

()

,

wee

to cut into

, poet. Ep. lengthd.

ovos,

storms were ascribed to the to mean a furious

name came

by luck from the gods

hence scarcely, hardly: of the voice, low,

gently.

as

Typhon, Ty-

freq. called

TT'XH [y], , what man obtains

pi.

small, young, of

little,

, contr.

, -

Tyrr-

as Adv., a little, a

neut.

II.

,

.

more

is

Ty-

:

in Cilicia: cf.

,

aovos,

who

giants, the

gen.

the Etrus-

burn with

:

tempestuous.

vs,

town with

in smoke,

Pass, to smoke, smoulder.

, ,, II,

nom.

:

Gus, gen. iW, dat. eat, Lat. TURRIS: tower on a wall, a bastion. wvTos, Dor, for rvpovs.

'2, ,

destroyer

, 6v,

Ion. and old Att.

henian, Etruscan : cans Adj. TvpcnrjvvKos,

TT'P2I2,

—

, , vf ox from

hearing cheese, spread

ov, {rvpos,

:

consume

storm, hurricane, typhoon.

[i5]

contr. for rvpaeis.

baffle,

and smoke

to

II.

bees, and

to fill the

III.

agency of

the cheese-market.

ace.

c.

;

$,

a cheesemonger.

TT'FO' , ov, , cheese.

:

metaph., smoke.

Ep. phaon, the same giant

cheese.

sell like

to sell cheese,

ov,

to

to

)€8, s,

From

bit

smoke;

fire

Pass., aor. 2

i

— raise a smoke jnake a cloud of smoke. e\as smoke

to

spread with cheese. f.

:

contr. Ep. ios, a cheese-grater. vwtos) with a layer of phoeus, Typhos, a giant buried by Jove

(rvpos,

ov,

aor.

f.

pf.

:

cognato,

Dor. for

like

and folly,

be shrouded in conceit

to

to be silly, stupid, absurd.

to

:

II.

cheese.

confound.

make

to

pass,

herds and goats-milk cheese. f.

metaph.

god of goat-

as

dat.

;

Ion. crasis for

of

€,

thus.

Dor.

^. $,

-

\., =

used as

:

fut.

in this

:

aor,

i

;

, . , ,

€,

:

subj.

flout.

— —

. .

mock

to

Dor. pres. part.

fern,

Ion. crasis for

and

of

the

to

Relat.

= $,

ws,

,, , . , €€5,

.=*, where.

II.

so,

mummies

dat.

this

in

arpcKes.

crasis for

gen.

5,

Ion. for

,

,

indecl.,

:

;

.

hence as a vowel

name of The use

it

was distinguished by the

'

,

a,

-,

€(

,

'^.

They

'$

.

often inserted

after

for and e, as, The Aeol. sometimes changed the diphthong into 01, as for ktyoiaa for the Hyades, the Rainers, Lat. TaScs, ot}v, at, Pluviae, seven stars in the head of the bull, which threatened rain when they rose with the sun. [ in

'^.

{)

,

Hom.,

,

in Eur.]

,

'TBO'2,

=

(s,

\$.

,

-

Att.

f.

aor.

:

wanton,

aor.

:

Med.,

fut.

wax

ovv, (paXos,

Ep. contr. for bent outwards, hump-backed.

plqpf.

:

)

contr. for iaKtos.

. €.

-, -,

to

of was most freq. with the Aeolians, being put by them for 0, as in for

of

-

:

2.

glass-coloured.

twentieth letter of the Greek Alphabet as a numeral v' = 400, but ^v = The written character is supposed to 400,000. have also stood for the digamma, which was a conso-

nant

made

(^)

-xpoos, ov, contr.

,,

(yaXos) of or

oriental alabaster : also crystal, amber, a convex lens of aystal, used as a burningglass, explained by Aristophanes as X'lOos Siacpav^s ^s TO a transparent stone from which they light fire. II. glass, Lat. vitrum glass itself seems to have existed in the time of Herodotus, but was not called va\os till the time of Plato. (Egyptian word.) etc.

vaXoOs,

,,

ov,

,

demonstr. Adv., answering to Interrog. irws

wise.

723

later diXivos,

vSXoeis, eaaa, €v, ofglass: like glass, glassy. or veXos, a clear, transparent stone, of which the Egyptians made cases to enclose their

uXr]Qks.

Ion. crasis for to

.

voXtvos

;;

g!ass, glass.

.

Ion. crasis for

5,

or icoff at, jeer,

—

I

i

:

pf.

:

fut.

Pass.,

:

-

pf.

:

ru7i riot, Lat. lascivire, opp. to

povfiv to practise moderation; of over• fed horses, to neigh, snort, prance, etc. of plants, to run riot, grow ;

over-rank. despitefully, ill-treat

^

do despite

reg.ird to others, to treat

outrage, insult, affront,

to, to

more commonly,

in Att.

;

with

II.

us

'-

deal wantonly, comfnit outrages towards one to exult over one c. ace. cognato, to commit outrages ; so, to do wanton wrongs. 2. at Athens to do one a personal outrage, to beat and insult, assault, [v naturally short, but long in the augmented tenses.] "TBPIS [], icus Ep. los, wanton violence, arising

to

€ ($

:

' -5, {$,) $ ', " ,. , ^ . . , , () , $. , () , , ,(,

(vs) a Libyan wild beast, the hyena, an animal of the dog kind, with a bristly hog's mane (whence the name). (sub. Upa), the Hyacinthia, a Lacedaemonian festival in honour of Hyacirithus. is, dyed hyaij,

,

•5, , {$)

cinth colour.

hyacinthine, hyacinth-

coloured.

wards

others, a piece

of wanton

of acts to-

2.

violence, despitefid

outrage, gross instdt, assault arid batmeant an law proceedings, aggravated personal assault, the slighter kind being [t] hence in the former case the injured person

treatment, :

—

a?i

at Athens, in

;

Hyacinthus, a Laconian youth, beloved by Apollo, but killed by him by a cast of the (5,

discus.

etc., riotousness,

insolence, lewdness, licentiousness.

tery

[iJ]

ov,

,

from the pride of strength, passion,

Hence

^

proceeded by or private

the hyacinth, a flower said to

:

,

;

describe

it

as

very dark, later authors

so that several flowers

seem to have

,

been included under the name. II. the jacinth or perhaps the sapphire, a precious stone of blue colour.

(8,

,

ov,

contr. tiaXoOs, a,

glass, like glass, glassy, transparent.

, {\$)

;

rjpos,

,,

,

II.

by damage,

in the latter

defrirnent,

—

for

wanton

insult, Lat, contumelia.

;

The older poets make it lighter

harm,

II.

have

sprung from the blood of Hyacinthus, or ace. to others from that of Telamonian Ajax some pretended to decipher on the petals the initial letters of these names, TA or AI, or the interjection a\ hence it is called cf. Virg. Eel. 3. 106.

3.

as mascul. Adj., Dor. for 3 sing,

loss.

,

or

or prosecution

suit.

act,

the object

outrage,

of

insult.

poet, for

one who is violent and man, a licentious vnas masc. Adj. unbridlea,

overbearinz, a wanton insolent

11. governable man. Hence ungovernable : of beasts, tameless, savage. "fj, ov, given to wantonness or insolence, an insolent disposition. outrageous : insolently. Adv.

«$5, -$,

,

of

and Sup.,

ov,

{$)

insultiiig, insolent:

-totos.

Comp.

—

, ,

. ,

;

—

724

f.

:

()

irfiaaa

aor.

to

make sound

or healthy, to heal. f.

aor.

:

vy'idva

I

(/$)

:

:

€,

vy'iaive, like

a

common

farewell, Lat. vale, [y, but

—

8,

augmented

, -, -,

tenses.]

5,

Adv. healthily:

;

6, 05, , ,

fvra.

Boeot. for vyii}s

(v,

growing

good for

—

, , -,

:

(OTfpos, -earaTos.

,

ypaos.

, ,

to

water

(S,

(vypus,

{,

$

as opp. to fat

hypa

:

the dry land

hyp'f],

so,

;

or hypa alone, the watery ways vypd, wet, wetness, moisture, water, :

vypoi water animals.

II.

€s,

-,

-, .

2.

feeble-

,

bottle,

(3)

{)

water-drifiking

f.

ov, 6,

ov, {hypos, (pOoyyos) of liquid

poured

making a gurgling sound.

Adv. of hypos,

in

liquid fashion

:

softly,

pliably.

poet, for

ypav,

to be

wet or moist.

water, watery.

like

watery. ;

)

and

From

to dritik water.

{,

a water-drinker, a

-, , {, )

\

5, , {)

Snbst., j

,

-, {, ) -5, (, )^, -,, ,{,{)){) 05, , like

ov,

hopos,

or

,

0,

lation ^ywar/?/.";

a water-serpent.

From

carry water.

to

.•

,,

also

as if from hpoofvs. gushing with water.

$, ,

dropsical perso?i.

;

gen.

of rivers,

—

as carrying water a water-carrier. the ivater-poi/rer, the constel-

Ep. dat.

,

any kind

a water-course,

sluice, gutter.

ov,

ness.

from a

,

or

II.

met^Tph. pliancy

,

ev,

a conduit, canal,

I

:

II.

drinker of thin potations ; hence, in Comic phrase, for a thin-blooded fellow, Horace's aquae potor.

'

Hence

of mind, softness or easiness of temper.

a water-pot, bucket, pitcher.

6,

eijpes

{hypos) wetness, moisture.

watery, moist, wet, damp. part. fem. of hpav.

med.

I

vessel.

hypa hypov and

soft, pliant, supple,

generally, so/5i«ess,/>//a«c>', stippleness

aor.

^, , ,,

5

,

, {)

—

get water.

5,

III. of the eyes, swimming, languid, faint. languishing demelting, languishing ; hypos v/ith languishsire; neut. pi. as Adv., hypa

i;TOs,

a water-bucket,

draw, fetch or carry water:

-, ) -, {,

waving, Lat. mollis; Kepas hypov a pliant bow: 2. slack, metaph. of the mind, pliant, facile, easy.

?,

to

draw water for ofieself TO, Ion. for hpnov.

,

the moist, the

liquor:

6, {hpev)

, {) , {)

lithe,

ing glances.

watering place.

a vessel of any kind, a balloting urn, a funereal urn. from the water. of , ov, {hpa, carrying a water-

wet, moist, liquid, Lat.

Ion.

to

,

From

;

a water-serpent, Lat.

water, to sprinkle or bedew with

to

II.

, ,

Med.

of a river,

hypov e\aiov liquid hypov aivres winds blow-

;

ing moist or rainy sea, opp. to

)

watery, wet,

well-bucket.

\$) with pliant limbs.

traverse water.

:

hwash oneself, to bathe ; pour water ovei' one's body. a drawing water, fetching

Ion.

PaXeiv) wetting, moisten-

{siccus)

liquidus, opp. to oil,

to

water

{()

water.

ov, {hypos, vopos) traversifig water.

,

,

to

$,

like

f.

ing.

f.

— Med.

to

a country.

-, , »-68,

:

,

[]

ov, {hypos,

like

the dropsy.

17,

, -, 6 , , {)

water

:

($)

{) watered, nourished.

{) ()

,

hydra.

-

—

bred in water,

«s,

in or by the water.

vhvt]s, ov, 0,

the health, whole-

(^vypos) to wet, moisten

f.

.(, )

,

,

masc. vyi-

ace.

:

-: —

$

sanus;

, {, )

cs,

II. KalvyiTjSsaienndsound. sound in mind, sound-mittded : metaph. of advice, to sound, wholesome, wise; ouSev vyies Comp. and Sup. vyimake no one sound proposal

stout, Lzt.

watery, like water. And water-drinking. From f. to drink water. ov, 6, a water-drinker, 17,

sloppy.

Sup. some, hearty, strong, Lat. sanus: Ion. -ea : ace. vyia or is, gen. €os : sound, healthy, hearty, plur. nom. neut. vyia. or

3,

{)

iv,

gen. of

Hence

[v]

(vyir]s)

6,

Lat. aquae potor.

and

Sup.

»€5,

Dim. of

{, €5 -, , {)

[]

—Comp.

,

hypos, pliant, supple, flexible. a small stream, rivulet.

II. like

uHoTOCLS,

:

, -.

{)

TO,

:

sound, healthy, stout, Lat. sanus.

watery, washy : metaph.

ov also os, ov, of water, watery : II. transparent as water, of thin gar-

ments.

and sometimes in Att. health, soundness of body, Lat. salus (vyiTjs) soundness of mind, [p] vyUia 6v, (vyirjs) wholesome, soutid, healthy, iiYieivos, II. of persons, healthful : of food, wholesome.

,

,

wet, moist.

form of taking leave,

in

{)

gen. ios,

, ,

to be

-€, ,

vyitidi Ion.

es,

unstable as water, unstable, wavering.

sound, healthy, Lat. bene valere : to be in a certain 2. metaph. to be sound state of health, Lat. valere. true, trustworthy ; staunch, be to also : mind of 3. the sound part of Greece. vyiaivov rrjs

-pov

:

:

dropsical.

,

dat.

dropsy.

€

II.

-.—water of of

the waters

— Cephisus water in water.

. ;

salt

was

the

:

— Proverb., ypa(pciv

water of the water-clock

Dor. for

;

iXatos, a, ov, woody, belonging to wood or to a wood, of the wood or forest, [] a barking, howling, [] ov, ever barking, howling or yelling. Ep. word, formed like

I

(), €\€

and

was allowed

certain time tiff

for the speech

or defendant). [C]

,

,

€, , {) f.

{)

.

, , ^, ,

, {) ,. , 05, ,, 5, ov,

''

"

and impf,

same

(5)

to talk nonsense, drivel, trifle,

, <,

[], radic. form

to bark,

sense.

[],

17,

pi.

.

Lat.

—3

only used in pres.

impf. med.

pi.

of

vios, as if

SFLVA,

Lat. sylva.

matter, as opp. to

2.

€5, ( {) -5, {, ) voos. -, 5. -5, -08, , {, -5, {, €) -5, {, )

,,)

woody, wooded. one who lodges or

or -us, ev,

from vh.

,

ov,

poet. dat. pi. of vios. [a]

,, ,

in

bark or bay at. wood, a wood, forest,

transit, to

mind, Lat. sylva.

nonsense, Lat, nugae.

vlas, Ep. ace. sing, and

bay:

,

subject-matter,

0, idle talk,

-€$.

.

From

Lat. nugari.

"05,

=^

:

(ys) swinish, hoggish.

f.

,

[i5]

yelping.

(fruit-trees) also of woodland, as opp. to copse, brushwood, underwood, as opp. to timberwood cut down, timber firewood, fuel trees. HL generally, like Lat. materia, logs of wood. the s/7/^ of which a thing is made; the raw material of any kind : hence metaph. the matter treated of,

the

swinishness, hoggishness.

05, ,

a barker, bawler,

gen. avTos, contr. for v\a€is,

5,

as Adj. in Sup.,

Hence

trare.

rainiest winds.

,

bark, bay, howl, Lat.

\€

.

€,

rain.

k'(pos,

to

latrare ; metaph. of a hungry stomach, to cry out, he howls his uncouth of the plain- yelp, bark: also, transit, to bark or yelp at, Lat. alia• songs.

-,

€8.

.

,

also

and v6ios, a, ov, (vs) of or belonging a swine, [v] Ion. forms of veXtvos, tieXos, V. sub va\os. dat. pi. of vs. verios, a, ov, and iierocis, ecffa, cv, (vctos) rainy, bringing or causing rain. rain, Lat. pluvia : a heavy shower, a tiCTos, 0, Lat. storm of rain, Lat. nimbtis ; whereas imber, is a lasting rain, and xfjiKas or xpaKas, a drizzling UEiKos,

to

725

(5.

()

I

to write

(is

it took in running out; to stop the water (which was done while the speech was interrupted by the calling of evidence, as only a

the time

,

, , -5,{) {)

rain-water, and then rain, also called 3. in Attic law-phrase,

2.

:

<5.

vetKoy fresh water

:

makes his lair in the wood, [y] fojs, 0, iylos) a son's son, grandson : fem. ov, — Dor. a son's daughter, granddaughter. ov, = Dim. Dim. of vl6s, a little son. ovpos) watching the wood^ of vs, a Utile pig. forest-ranging, [] ov, 0, (vtos) a sons son, grandson. wood-ranging. ov, vVi, Ep. dat. of vios. overgrown with wood. ov, {vs) of or flt for swine, like a swine, vCkos, , haunting the woods. ov, swinish, hoggish. From to cut or fell wood. f. adoption as a son. , {vios, ulSevs,

,

.

,

)

-,

vies, Ep. gen. of vios, as if from vTs. 0, declined regul. viov, vicf,

'2,

also declined as if

it is

dat. vifi, viei, ace.

,—

etc.

from nom. *vicvs, gen. Dual vite, viioiv ;

;

-5, -8, —

but

:

loood

wood

the

Plur.

—

U. as

Subst.,

I

viifs or vi(is, gen. vifcuv, via>v, dat. viiaiv, ace. vitas, vifis

nom.

:

—there —

also an

is

Ep. declension, as

^

gen. vTos, dat.

v\s,

,

ace. via

Plur. vl€s, dat. viaci, ace. vlas:

son

;

vibv

son.

or

2. later, the plur.

i.e. physicians,

Lat.

was often

'. ' , , {) vieis sons

vitis,

—

;

if

from

Dual

vli

;

FILIUS, a to

adopt as

periphr..

of physicians, sons of orators,

orators themselves; so in

Homer, vUs

for

,

ov,

,

gtos,

,

bark, howl, yelp;

words.

a child's child, a grandson. the bark of a dog, a metaphorically in plur. snarling

{vios)

] () ,

,

a barking, baying, [] to carry wood. From [], f. {\, ayw) carrying wood, []

{»-05,

,

the !

wood, used

/\-05,

()

,

cutting

or felling

voos, , a woodcutter, woodproparox. voos, ov, pass, cut in

as Subst.,

man.

vitos,

ov,

{, {,

as a

,

a plant cut in

charm,

, {^

[] '''^) working wood:

^05, , a carpenter or woodman, {, (payav) feeding

)

-5, -08, ,{, {, -5, -, {, )

Subst.,

as

in the woods. feeding in the woods. carrying wood. ov, (Tos) woody, wooded, bushy. (s, Ion. v\x.fts [], old Aeol., Dor., and Ep. ov,

€5

—

[v]

, , , € , — Dor. dat.

:

Ion.

gen.

old Aeol.

€5 , $

Ep. also

:

also only in Trag. in Trag. also Dor. Pron. of 2nd pers. plur. of :

€05

[],

but

Ion.

vs

,

[-

«->]

:

[-

^'j

or

:

Aeol.

or

i;/ias.

ye, you.

, {') hymenaeus, a wedding-song,

sung by the briJe's attendants as they led her to the bridegroom's house. II. \7iXt, = "tv, Hymen,

ۥ

726

"

":

',

.

;

the god of marriage, addressed in the wedding-songs Lat. Dor. S) as

€, ,

Hymen

'^

Hence

Hymenaee. to

f.

) {, )

€-€5, {, ov,

€-5,

membrane-winged, of the ov,

II.

of Bacchus as god of joy. with wings of skin,

€5,

(5.

Dor. for

,

made of earth-

$

'

cf.

(sc.

what

,

of vs.

hog-bean, answering to (vs, our hen-bane, which causes giddiness and madness.

-,'/ •)

ayyeXos) summoned by a

ov,

,

, (,

f to take in arms, embrace, clasp in the arms : so in pf. part, pass 7€>OS having clasped the children in her arms. Hence aros, that which is taken into the arms, a wife, mistress. f to dictate, Lat. praeire verbis.

in

you

lies,

,

[d]: impf.

€$. (5.

,, '$, €5,

)-5, , $) -65, {, tios, gen.

, 4(( {-, ,^' $) •—

a skin, membrane. 6, Hymen, the god of marriages, a wedding-song. II. Hke Aeol., Dor. and Ep. ace. of Aeol., Dor. and Ep. for Aeol., Dor. and Ep. dat. of 0,

'€$.

€,

Mot/era) swine's music, swinish

(vs,

,

{(3)

your house; for your part. [i5] 'TMH'N [], ivos, [], kvos,

,

the

your, yours, Lat. vester also with gen. of the personal pron. added, as to your own mind ; Tfpos ov,

:

ace. of vs.

messenger.

[]

bat.

enware as thin as a inembrane. []

€€5,

-, ,

:

taste in music.

sing the wedd'mg-song.

€08, , () epith \v]

to take to wife.

:

, .(, ,:

ov, Aeol. for

$, ($.

vv-y6pas,ov,,{vvos,'yopc)a

$.

. .

singer of hymns. pf pass, of

: ^^: ^ aor. 2

f.

:

lead or bring under ; vnaydv i'lriTovs bring the horses under the yoke, yoke them to

^$

simply virayeiv

power duce, Pass.,

— Med.

to

;

also

2. to bring under one's bring tinder one's own power, re-

lttttovs.

to

draw from under,

3. to

was drawn away from tmder. son before the jtidge

mound

of earth bring a per-

\\. to

vnayeiv

;

—

-

Lat. subdticere

as the

bring one before the court or under the cognisance o/"the court, i. e. to accuse, impeach him Ep. for vvayeiv to impeach him i pi. of Dor. for so v-nayiiv before the commons on a capital charge fut. part. fcm. Dor. 3 pi. III. to lead slowly on, Lat. inducere; alone. pf. ($)•. to sitig, aor. I to lead one by degrees or secretly, to draw on an praise, sing of, tell of, descant upon, Lat. canere, c. enemy by stratagem to lead, draw one on, induce renowned, famous. 2. ace: part. pass. Med. to suggest, throw out so one (to do a thing) in bad sense, to tell of, reproach, chide, Lat. increas to lead a person on : so in Pass., to be led, drawn pare. 3. to tell over and over again, to be always IV. to lead or telling of, keep harping upon, Lat. decantare : to on, induced, mostly in bad sense. V. intake secretly away, draw off, withdraw. to recite the form of the recite, as, trans. to take oneself away secretly, withdraw, retire law. II. intr. to sing, chant. retire slowly. 2. to go ov, , a of an army, to draw off rjpos, , and after, go slowly on: vtrayi, like ay€, come I cheer up! singer of hymns, a minstrel, bard. ews, 6, a trowel or tool for sung, praised, ov, verb. Adj. of shaping bricks, lauded, famous. a leading on gradually or Dor. for II. intr. a withdrawing, a retreat. composer of secretly. , f to sing, to accomhymns, a lyric poet : as Adj., a II. to sing by way of prelude. garland of fuiw^trelsy. pany with the voice.

^, €$,

[], Ion. for

:.

3 pi.

'',

$,

—

to

;

:

:

:

—

€ {) , , {y) , 08, {y) . ,. ) -, €$ $ --, -, ) . •, ) . -, -, -,8, () , ) , , (^) -5, ) -5, 5, ,

, ,

,

,

v[Lvo-TTOi6s, ov,

Subst.

ov,

as Subst.,

"TMN02, commonly

{$, — {$, , a minstrel. {$,

making hymns:

f.

, a lyric poet, minstrel, a song: a hymn, festive song or ode, honour of gods or heroes. to sing a hymn or song

,

prophetic strain.

$,

($,

)

II. to

,

,

poet, for

II.

Dep.

f.

to

pf of

shew some respect

to another, c. ace.

Adv. (v-rra'i poet, for ping under and away : escaping as Prep,

to

out under, slipone side. II.

with gen., under, near, at one's

, -, ,

ov, also a, ov,

sky, in the

open

{,

side.

under

the

phrase,

(V

air.

ov,

=

mostly

in

»- - Lat. sub Dio, in the open air.

singing hymns or odes the minstrel maids. and Dor. and Ep. for your. ov,

(,

Ep. for

busied with hymns:

of praise : c. ace. cognato, to sing, chant. give a prophetic response. Hence the singing or chanting of a hymn.

-05,

as

0,

in

,, ,

(($,

=

to set

on fire from beneath or

secretly.

Att.

:

f.

:

Dep.

:—

—

:

. ) -8, )$ (), , , .-, - to intimate darkly, give a slight bint of,

allusion

-€,

;;

:

'€— -.

make a

Ion. for

^,

f.

dart from under,

ashamed of

dart beiieath,

to

ace.

c.

(,

Pass,

to be

(,

somewhat

account for a thing accountable to one.

responsible or

;

,

hearkening

Dor. for

to,

imperat. of

i

, -, . off,

II. hearken, give ear to : to listen to and answer. hearken to, give ear to, with gen. or dat. often 2. used of porters, to answer a knock at the door.

away

submit

with,

dat. pers.

-, c.

,

f.

-,

salve,

gen. pers.

to, c. :

II. to

to yield to,

:

spread thinly on, spread

to

<$ -€€:

— Med.

:

—

intr. to

move

verb. Adj.

and

f.

away.

secretly, slip

like

to anoint oneself

— to

Dep.

in aor.

part.

I

:

one''s eyes.

{, ^):

(€$.

from,

avoid, shun, flee

mostly used

anoint

to

imperat.

escape, elude,

,

ace.

e.

an interchange,

ex-

hypallage, a figure of speech, by which the parts of a proposition seem to be inter-

change.

II.

changed.

Att.

-, ,

to

f.

interchange, ex-

aor.

indeel. a real appearance when one is awake, a waking vision, opp. to ovap a mere dream II. i.e. no illusion but a reality. the ace. is used absol. as Adv., in a waking state, awake : hence really, actually. [t5] pf. pass, of Ion. for apyvpos) having silver underov, neath: of rocks, containing silver, veined with silver: of metallic substances, containing a proportion of silIII. ver. II. turned into silver, sold for silver.

,',

. -, ,

.

,

From

aor.

part,

I

\$ — '-€, -, , to avoid,

:

—

xpuos

like

shun, flee from, escape, evade, having got quit of a debt.

, ;

later

:

f.

intr. to rise

f.

f.

up and go away.

aor. I

:

'.^to

-, ,)

. , -, - verb. Adj. of

up

(,

ijtr-av8pos, ov,

man, married.

-, —

Ion.

-

f.

make

to rise up, raise

with aor. stand up roused; seat to

2 act. :

of game,

rrjs

make room

-:

aor. i

;

pf.

start

up, to

be

(Spas to rise up

(($

shew respect tois

:

up gradually. to

vex a

to troiible or

distressed.

II.

—

:

— to

Pass.,

to rise,

sprung or

from

for one's elders.

to rise

up

-5, , (,

other

:

so as to

(

commanding under

a lieutenant-governor, viceroy. f.

:

3 sing, plqpf. gen. l. to begin doing

aor.

l :

Pass., pf.

:

(,

make a beginning

:

:

—

an-

^'. begin

c.

:

2. c. part, to

of.

he begins doing

ev

;

depyeaias

3. e. ace.,

fis

!« Tiva to begin [doing] kindnesses to one: Pass., the beginnings (Ion, for Tivos

( py(va , pyiva)

what

4. absol. to behas been given by the gods. being, arise, spring II. to come into gin. 3. to be : up. 2. to be at band, be ready.

impers., the case is ..; III. to lie under, the price being what it may. to be taken for granted; hence like Lat. his positis, this being granted, this

5,€, being the case. one's

advantages means. I

have.

;

^

property,

€

2.

3. impers.,

V.

-

to, fall to : of peroften in part., or present circumstances or according to one s

IV. to belong

sons, to be devoted to.

one's

to another, Lat. assurgere alicui;

the beginning;

from the beginning, over again, afresh.

apy(va

tinder or subject to a

:—

somewhat

Ion. for

made by one;

aor. I pass, of

f.

Pass, to be

:

one must

to retire slowly.

f.

little

,

make room for another.

to

05)

, {,

good to one.

spend, waste, consume gradually. rise

{,

:

read by way of preface.

to

IV. hired for silver, venal. silver-gilt. with a lamb apvos gen. of vir-apvos, ov, under, suckling a lamb : metaph. suckling an infant. subsisteiice : one's subvirap^is, fois,

of

an avoiding, shunning, escaping,

:

f.

ace.

{,

stance, possessions, goods.

part, of

i

ecus,

c.

run

to

,

change, barter.

chiding.

one must

-,

away.

slink

off secretly, slink

, () () . , . -, 5, -, ) -, ^-^ , ) {-, -, ) tovs

underhand

ibo) to depart

Ion. for

comply

absol. to submit, comply.

anoint

gen.

-, , "',

:

to obey,

underhand.

to threaten

f.

make

:

to meet, step forth

ace.

c.

-, ,

to listen,

pf.

:

come or go

to

also

;

f.

e.

f.

meet, reply to.

to

II.

a coming to meet.

-€€, , -€, (, , (

to meet, c. dat.

away,

tiir

to

or slowly, to retreat, retire.

obedience.

aor.

,

fcws, f.

under accusation, called

to

f.

Hence

a thing before a person, c. dupl. ace. ov,

-€:

Ion.

furtively;

and open letters. come or go to meet,

to intercept

either as friend or foe.

II. to

gen.

c,

727

underhand

to ope?t

f.

{inavoiyeiv

to.

-, -,,

-,'/ , :— 5, -, ,

-

covert

to be sufficient

:

it

belongs to me, impers.,

it

, ) -, $ -, , , —

—:([.

728 is

possible, c. inf.

since

—

it is

so absol. in part. neut.

;

possible.

{,

ov,

f.

under cover of

the body-armoar.

,

shield;

to

carry the shield for one, serve

Hence

as a shield-bearer.

rjpos,

the

[?]

6,

,

and

(,)

6,

an armour-bearer. under the stars: guided

viiraTiKOs,

consularis.

(pnaros n) of consular rank, Lat.

ov,

7],

45,

,

[],,

ov, oontr. for

like Lat.

sum-

mtis for stipremus, the highest, uppermost, first, epith. Lat. superi, the gods above, opp. of Jove ; ol Ivcpoi, Lat. to those beneath the earth

(,

^ ,

2. of Place, highest, topmost; kv irvprj on the very top of the funeral pile, c. gen. (as if high it were a superlative Preposition),

inferi).

4. above their nest. 3. of Quality, highest, best. 6, as of Time, last, Lat. supremus. Subst., was used to render the Roman Consul. f, to begin to shine, dawn, of day-

.

-,

, -, -5, ,{, )

,

to

play the flute in accompaniment.

) -, -, -, ) -, €$. . , €

\$ -€5, ,

under

ov,

under cover of the

Subst.,

:

under

,

{,

,

ovos, 6,

:

{,

Comp.

Ion. for

3

-(-

somewhat frothy, moist. somewhat silly

a(ppos)

, . , -, €,. -, . ov,

or senseless

the neck: as

a cushion ox pillowfor the neck. pf. with aor. 2 act. step back slowly, retire.

to

pi.

of

•-€5,

{, '^) under

ov,

having given

called to account

surety

surety, responsible,

:

to

him

(

be under, Lat. subesse;

my

3

5(.

pi.

mand.

IV. to be subjected or subject

in

Lat.

(

-6,, {, secretly,

come or go under,

ibo) to

subire

^,{, () : person's favour.

Ofieself into a

gradually or

med. of

aor. 2

. ,, .

,«,

, €. -, ^,^. ^^«,

gest.

2. to

explain, interpret.

when

used

needed before a vowel,

Ep. aor. Ep. for

for

-6<,, -: -66,

having

— to slip or steal

tiir-iK,

divisim

€5.

for

aor.

ibo) to

under, to cast

go

{,

()

beneath

:

^. -(,

out secretly.

.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. aor. i pass, of

{, *(),

in use, to look at,

i

metaph. viT-eKKaXviTTw, f.

med. of

'-6 Ep. Ep.

tire,

withdraw;

:

:

,

'-((.

to

fuel put under to 2. metaph. a pro-

Pass, to be carried out

-€, -,,

to be

to

poet. aor. 2 of

-(

From

must give way. or

fut.

from below or on fire secretly. uncover from below or a

vocative, incentive.

trust, suspect, Lat. suspicari.

vTT-iiKriov, verb. Adj. one

to set

$, ,

med. with no pres. view from below : metaph. to mis- put safe away,

inf.

pf.

shun,

on fire

to set

light afire, combustible matter.

aor. 2

-,, €(,

of,

absol. to slip out, steal out.

:

:

aor. 2 of

'•€€ [],

Prep, with

also written

of Dep., with aor. 2 act, to get secretly out of, slip out

little.

pf.

in cover tlv.

from

aor. 2 inf.

f.

by degrees

-,

in, enter secretly.

before a vowel vTtk^,

from (.

of

part,

I

suborned. Dep., with aor. 2 act.

set on,

is

impf. of

and Ion.

OV, poet,

vireiaas. Ion.

syll.

[p]

2 of

see

{)€-5,

long

a

e. g.

3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

I

depart

Ep. 2 sing, with no pres. in use, to say or repeat before another, Lat. praeire verba : also to premise, say by way of introduction : to sugfut.

virtlTrov,

escape, c. ace.

of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2 of

VTTfhei^a, aor.

.

to

II.

secretly.

be

3 pi. piqpf. of

to steal

insinuate

to

;

-, -, -,

of

I

down,

to be laid

2.

.

:

aor.

best friends

.

. , , , . , . , {) . .. , -, € € -€, , -,. 3 sing. impf. of Ep. for

;

granted, assumed. 3. of things, to be left remaining: to remain behind, after everything else. generally, to be at or near, be at hand, at com-

subject to

any punishment except death.

€5

be at the bottom.

to

' -, 6€, -, - -€(

of per-

:

( ^

for

roof: of horses, to be under the yoke, to be yoked in the chariot. to be or lie under-

gen., otit

liable to

'^'^

;

sum)

are under

(ef/xt

{( sum).

aor. 2 of

sons,

{, ($ ( my

vireip

the tent;

tent.

{,

ov,

-€,,

poet, for

break.

f.

$

to

.

neath

by the stars.

make room

give him the first word, 2. c. ace. to escape, shun, elude ; he scaped my hands. to yield, give way: generally, to submit to, to obey. Tivl

a

shield-bearer, esquire, generally,

vir-aoTpos, ov,

^

one's seat /or another,

poet. aor. 2

'4

:

to

:

— to

retire

aor.

re-

from

secretly:

bend

— Med.,

goods carried

to be

aside, escape, delude.

Att.

f.

and away,

stored up or slowed in a safe place.

,

to carry out or

away

to get all one's

secretly out. f.

aor. 1 pass, of

to

carry off underhand.

—

—

{-, $

,

—

-, -€, -,[,-, , f.

to

f.

start out before

to loose from tinder

-,

under

:

of horses,

the yoke.

and flee:

escape

to flow forthfrom

-^^,

f.

ace. to flee

c.

t)ir€KiTpo<^VY€iv, aor. 2 inf. of

-6 , -6, •£-€,

aor.

to flee

away

away

under.

secretly,

^'/.

secretly from.

to save from

-, — '•-€£, , —

under.

—

to

) , .

from

a thing

Med.

-€€,

:

to turti aside from, c. ace.

f.

(cf.

beyond

to

:

and aor. 2 run out from under, run :

to escape from, c. ace.

:

-6,

aor.

form assumed by

:

,

-,

f.

^^.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of f. [], to slacken

,

slightly.

7-€€,

f.

quietly from a place

place

to fly out or escape se-

to escape secretly from, c. ace.

:

e.

:

^,

f.

-( : ( ( ' f.

under

2

f.

intr. (sub.

:

. ,

from below

or

secretly

:

dat. pers. to retire

withdraw

and give

) of

[]

-€;

Att.

to ride

up

to drive

:

to.

aor. I pass, of

. . .. pi. aor.

, , ^ -, . pi.

€€,

2

(,

€€, utterly

hung down

,

Dep.

med. of

xmcvavTioi the

:

-

rally, to

,

pass,

to

{, enemy —

neut. as Adv.,

:

part.,

—

-6|,

(-,

-€, to

:

fcus,

,

go up

to

aor. 1

give

things

up from below.

mountain-top.

to the

of

inf.

not in use, see c.

(a

Dep.

away and

out

to flee

ace.

away or

to flee

f.

escape from se-

cretly, c. ace.

-,

to rise out from

f.

under

secretly or gradually.

Pass, with aor. 2

and away

secretly,

med.

-(^-^,

[ay']

-€( — €|5, -6|,,,, (),

pf.

Med., with aor. 2

act.

-(,

come up from under gradually,

to

:

aor. 2 part, of foreg.

{()

to

a

little,

Ion. for

wayfor

ibo) (, withdraw gradually ;

one.

-^,

go

to

II.

3-€^6,

a being op-

give in a

little.

€ to

pf.

-€^«

out to meet or against one.

((. -^

Ion. for fut.

[]

~€(

Att.

-,

-€|€,

Ion.

-',

to

draw

out

draw away underhand.

-€(\ cretly,

(.

from

under,

-(,

Dep., with aor. 2 act. pf, go out from under : to go out se-

withdraw, retire

. -,

or before.

'-6ۥ6,

:

also 2

3 sing. aor.

-€|,

to

II. to i

II.

withdraw

Pass.,

with

e. ace.

to rise

.

=

-(^( — denly.

to

:

II. intr.

to

:

settlements, to emigrate.

,

of

pass,

go away under or to make

drive out from under, drive off secretly. to march away secretly or slowly. vnc^fKilv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of

:

way

up and give place to. drain outfrom below, exhaust.

Pass, to rise

-^, {, (

intr. to

contrariety. to

these

), ^^ --, , -, -, to raise, lift

viTe^(<^vye, 3 sing. aor. 2 of

in opposition thereto.

posed

privily,

having been put out of the question : Med. to take out or away privily for oneself: to steal purloin,

draw from

see

oppose covertly. ov, tvavTios) set over against, II. set against, hostile : as Subst., 0/

-€5, ,

opposite.

-(•

Ion.

away

take

remove secretly or gradually; having done away with the offence geneset aside, put out cf the question, hence in pf.

destroy,

secretly,

Ep. aor. 2 pass, of [D], Ep. 2 sing. aor. I med. of aor. i of Ep. 2 pi. impf. of Ep. for 3 sing. pf. of to hang down the head. This is the only form of the Verb in use, and this only in one place, of an ' orphan boy, he stands with 3

pass,

esp. to rise from out the sea.

to retire

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of Ep. for 3

bead

pf.

:

or

II. intr. to retire

-(^(: — to

2

f.

)-€,

-.

before a vowel.

/f

danger into safety. withdraiv gradually.

to sail out

to one.

vnreXdPov, aor.

-6

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. o{ to carry out from under or secretly,

, -, . , . , , ,.. to lift

-€6, '€-,

world

in the

[],

esp. out of

escape,

up a little. II. to carry out III. from under, esp. from danger to carry away. intr., to get on before, to get the start of another by a day's journey. cretly

earth,

gen. under, beneath.

-€,

pres.

of

l

-,

the

an under-garment, evipOe) under, un-

:

put out secretly : Med. to remove one's effects from a place of danger, carry Pass, to be carried safe away. safely away : to turn gradually or secretly f. f.

c.

aor.

under, rescue or deliverfrom.

to stretch out

and -Oev, Adv. derneath, beneath : under

-6€,

pass, of

I

)

729

-€, 5, , (, {, -6€€

below:

, .

'•-€€,

\•

ace. to outrun, outstrip.

f.

to unloose from

send away underhand ;

send secretly out of the land. to run forth from under,

c.

:

to

—

—

to retire, with-

up and

go out

quit one's

to meet.

of an Ep. pres.

^.

€-

secretly from a place.

aor. 2

act.

-(^,

pf.

go out from under, come out sudto go out of the way of, shun, avoid:

:

, . -,

C.

dat. to give place to, rise tip

c.

gen.

from

withdraw

competition.

aor. I of

and make wayfor.

4.

-^

[] With Genit.,

€$

thing

Comp. and

are formed the

is

I

vireip

SUPER.

Sup. virepTtpos,

expressing that over which someof rest, over, above :

of Place, over

.

stand

over a person's head. 2. of motion, over, across; or over, beII. (from the notion of standittg over to yond. protect) for, in defence of, in behalf of ; vnip ttjs rpiSos to fight in defence of one's country. 2. for, because of, by reason of : for the purpose of, for the sake of ; for the sake of not dying. 3- for, instead of, in the name of acting for ; virep eavrov in his stead. III. like irepi, on, of, concerning, respecting, Lat. de. With Accus., expressing that over and beyond which a thing goes I. of Place, over, beyond, virlp

to

^

past.

€

of Measure, over, above, exceeding, beabove his years. 2. beyond right, against, contrary to ; con-

vTTfp

;

is

€

trary to right vnep contrary to the will of the god. III. of Number, above, towards of, beyond, up to and over ; vtrtp above half. ;

Position

when

:

.

may

virep

written

it is

-.

follow

its

ships,

gen.

c.

loci,

(-$,

beyond

ov, (pirep,

to

off a

lie

bloom

the

oj

Subst. in

all

,

cases,

•-, {€•, ,

,

«-$,

,

€-$.

to outdo,

)

{,

;

-,

going thing

to

)

:

ov,

extremes

to

over the top

Adv.

;

to be afflicted or feel

f.

:

metaph.

to excess.

grieve exceedingly at a thing

pain for

absol. to feel

:

-, €, €€$ -

great pain of mind. VTTip-aXyr\s,

(,

gen. (os,

4$,

grievous or painful. f.

-, )68, 6,

aor. 2

or leap over,

c.

gen.

oXyos) exceeding

.

aor.

:

part.

:

also

;

ace.

c.

I

Dep.

to

:

Ep. spring :

€.

ov, over or

above others. Ep. aor. 2 part, of 3 sing. aor. of Pass, to be surpassed in impu•

-, -, -, 6-, -, €-€.

dence.

exceeding impudent.

ov,

-, -5,

f.

In Compos., vvip signifies over, above, of Place, as in v-nep 2. in defence of, in behalf of as in vn(p-a\yew, mostly c. gen. 3. of excess, as in

hence

to overshoot,

surpass : c. part., outdo one in stealing. €S, exceedingly accurate or careful. f. to mount and climb over. II. to project or beetle over, c. gen. ov, over or upon the heights : the heights above the plain 01 at Athens, the inhabitants of the Attic uplands.

- €-5, (, , ($,

II.

yond what

— of

) -^, , :

place.

f.

( a\os and

viretp, in phrases

over a thing

youth.

Prep, governing gen. and ace, Lat.

:

Hence

III.

one's claims to a thing, retire

3 sing. aor. 2 of

'TIIE'P Ep.

:

—:€^.

730

rei, to

—

;

:

pf.

to

-,

to stretch excessively.

)

Pass„ with aor. 2

act.

stand up or project above.

{,

Pass,

leaky, to be waterlogged.

to

be very

vitfpa, , {inrtp) the uppermost rope, the brace atov, quite full of water, waterlogged tached to each end of the sailyards by metaph. overwhelmed, borne down. II. act. overmeans of which the sails are shifted, [] flowing, overwhelming. ov, also a, ov, above measure Adv. over, above : yiyvcaOai to simple or silly. get the upper hand [a]

{(),

-,

6-€€5,

€-, •-, , €-, ,

, -,

Dep.

to

f.

admire above measure, [ay] to be exceedingly angry or

indignant at a thing. virep

of.

opos, 6, Dor. for f.

-, -^, .

to deceive or cheat excessively. to die for.

f.

to love exceedingly.

f.

(. -, , -, -, 6-,

Med.

)

to

answer for any one,

great distress of mind. vindicate, [t] blowing down fut. med. Dep. to speak from above or blowing very hard. for or in behalf of any one, defend. to have overmuch blood. f. Ion. for to be to lift up over : Med. and Pass, to rise exceedingly afraid, Trj for Hellas. above, be lifted up. II. to rise up over, to climb ov, gasping or panting to be in

{,

-, -, {, ) (S,

gen. (os,

over, scale, Lat. transcendere, c. ace.

cend, excel, outdo

go beyond,

:

exceed,

to conquer. c.

ace.

-5, )€-, -, ,

2. to

trans-

3. to overshoot,

4. absol. of a river, to

oversow.

ov, exceeding base or ugly.

much ashamed. hang up over

f.

above.

II.

to

-5, {, ) €-•, , f.

-, -, {, )

fond

Pass, to be suspended over, project

Dep.

to

be exceeding

greet very kindly. virep-aTOiros, ov, beyond measure absurd. of,

,

Attic dialect to excess. or

(5(,

exceedingly.

,

Pass, to feel

:

€-|,

(S,

f.

excessively Attic, carrying the

Adv.

-,

-$. exceedingly bright. increase or enlarge

—

,

.

•

:€- -^^. €-, €,

abound beyond mea-

(, -, {, ) €-8, (. €-5, {, $)

above measure.

intr. to

sure.

{»€-•|,

rarer

form of

-,

f.

to be

From

over-proud.

Dor. for

gen.

is,

€-, -: : '•€-,

med.

Pass, with fut.

-4,

be exceedingly vexed or grieved at a thing, fut.

—

pf.

scale, c. ace.

banhs.

of

:

2. to

, -,

overbur-

aor.

:

Ep.

to step over, climb over,

rivers, to overflow, run over their overstep or transgress a law: abscl.

pass over, pass by, take no notice of, Lat. praetermitto : hence to omit. 4. to go beyond : to stirpass, outdo in a to transgress, trespass, offend.

3. to

, -^^

thing: also absol. to exceed.

Causal, in aor.

^. II.

to put over, lift or raise over. Ep. aor. 2 of Adv. pres. act. part, of above measure, exceedingly. Ep. aor. 2 f. I

'€-8,

pf.

-,

-\

pass.

beyond a mark, throw further.

:

to

:

to overshoot 2. to

:

throw over or throwing, to

to beat at

:

outstrip in racing.

II. to

-

overshoot, outdo, excel, surpass, exceed ;

exceed the time

to

;

go beyond the right time bounds, to go too far. 2. further, bid more and more ; to

€\(

:

absol. to exceed all

tois

^, ,(-

he went on bidding more and more. the sun.

and

5. part,

above.

{()

,

a throwing beyond: anything

stiperiority, excess in

f'xft

3.

4. to ov,

;

can go no further

it

;

ds or

'

excessive praise,

2.

a passi?tg over or crossing moun2. a place of passage, a mounIII. (from Med.) delay, putting tain-pass. off. ov, {vvep, Bopeas) beyond Boreas, i. e. in the extreme north : 01 the Hyperboreans, a supposed people in the extreme north distinguished for piety and happiness more thati mortal fortune.

hyperbole.

II.

tains, rivers, etc.

€-€05,

-,

'^^

€6(05

;

,

f.

'-6-5,

€-, ••-€,

to boil 01 foam over,

gen.

is,

(, pos)

e'os,

exceedingly heavy. to be overfull, overflow.

act.

and

f.

:

pass, sense)

pf. pass,

overloaded,

-^

'^ '^ ''€,

due, reduce, bring under one

subdued,

dued

in

service

:

:

by

soul

here also

many kind

love.

£-€5,

'-5,

sub-

111.

be

have been subto do a vneipyaoTai

=

pf. in pass, sense,

have been done. ye\oios) above measure

services

{,

VTTfp-yikoios, ov, ridiculous or laughable.

€-•^€,

II. to

pf. in pass, sense, to I

my

(in

Dep. -.—to work under, plough

:

up, prepare for sowing, Lat. subigere.

go on further and

to

to be at its height, at the zenith, of

be over

^( €,

{()

[a]

as Adv., excessively.

c. dat.

2

ov, (vTTep,

an overshooting, to

Causal of

:

cessively,

eos,

dened.

€ €,

731

-,

Att.

of overwhelming strength overweening, outrageous, wanton : neut. as Adv. wantonly, arrogantly. Adv. immoderately, ex-

or might

exceeding boastful,

ov,

-)

f.

carry over, transport.

to

€-5,

overproud.

ov,

.

f.

,

-, , '$. {,

-, -,{,

^

to overfill, overload.

and

=

exceeding great, excessive, beyond measure ; qjv, yijpas) exceeding old, of exan exceeding high estate. III. to pass treme age : as Subjt., extreme old age. over, cross, or traverse mountains, rivers, etc., Lat. very hairy. , gen. trajicere ; of ships, to double a headland.
s,

:

^-

:

, &, () ^. , -,

€-€, -/,

^-^, •€-€5, :

-,

:

$)

( -, -. -, ;

,

an overstepping or trans- ground. gression of law, trespass: wanton violence.

€08, , ,

over

to

be passed or

, €-, :

verb. Adj. of

scaled.

II.

yond bounds,

act

crossed

of

:

overstepping

:

wall,

bad

(.

excessive, oulrageojis.

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. oi

ۥ,

f.

a

:

Dep.

:

stepped

{,

press with great violence, of the plague.

be

to

.)

in

:

sense, be-

superior.

-, II.

f.

to

)€, •,-,

above measure.

f.

-,

f.

to

one, advocate his cause.

:

—

bind upon.

Pass, to strain or exert oneself

Just.

ov, iyirip,

to give vp in behalf of plead or act as advocate for

)

From

pleading for. to stimulate a

exceeding righteous or

II.

•(€,

little.

—

—

:

732

:

:

viT€p€lbov

€-€, neglect,

being used instead slight,

despise,

•-, , •-, , f.

any

vvepideiv, aor. 2 without

inf.

in use,

ace.

c,

also

;

pres.

to overlook,

:

gen.

c.

cf.

:

—€€. ($

Tivos to bold one's arms over one to shield II. intr. to be above, stand out above, as

him. out of water a thing,

,

put under as a prop.

to

2. to

:

e. g.

the horizon.

2.

prop or support from beneath. II. to undermine, subvert. f. to tumble, fall down. intr. in aor. 2 eKeivos) on yon side, on viirep-iKciva, Adv.

to excel, surpass,

the further part, beyond.

to outflank,

{^,

{)€-666,

•-, ^--.

-,

,

f.

cessive attention.

•-,

for

also

f.

—

£:

bounds.

all

—

Pass, to frighten or astonish beyond measure : be astonished excessively: c.acc./o be frightened beyond

measure

6-66,

-^,

f.

••€-£ [], 6-€€, -^, —

out over

Pass, to

€-€

[t], to

f.

f.

beyond measure : beyond one's

to stretch

stretch oneself

to

also

run

(.

pay for &ny one. [], to pour

over, overflow.

€-€5, -'-, -(,

ov, exceedingly light or active.

:

— Pass,

to fill overfull of a

to be overfull, be overloaded.

'€-6.(,

'•€-€,

Pass, to be filled quite full of. to

f.

intercede for an-

other.

gen. (os,

(s,

-.

vnepexovrcs the

,

and

to

praise above mea-

sure.

to desire exceedingly.

f.

vrrepcTTTa, Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of f. to cut

(,

-6€',

very pleasantly

. ),

beyond measure :

, pf.

over,

c.

f.

:

-iKr\kvQa

away from

ace.

€-€, :

Dep. with aor. 2

come or go out

to

:

..

f.

aor.

:

pf. pass,

6-€, €-6,,

-e
—

to eat

aor.

€-, €-€, ,

^ ^ € €-€ \

Ep.

aor. 2

c.

-,

)

' ) -€5,

€€8 6-5, {,

somewhat

)

desolate.

opos, 6,

,

,

{,

of

)

more than man. overbearing.

-

f. to be conspicuous above others in bad sense, esp. in part., like overweening, arrogant. II. transit, to :

treat disdainfully.

arrogance, haughti57, contempt for a person or thing, c. gen. ov, = with inserted, conspicuous above others in good sense, magnificent, splendid, noble. 2. in bad sense, extravagant, overweening, arrogant. Hence Adv. magnificently : arrogantly. :

\) -, - -, ,

above the sea.

;

^ :

to

f.

hold

some way

[]

6-5,

exceedingly.

ace.

-^: —

over J esp, to bold over so as to protect

6-, €,

excelling men, thinking oneself

Ion.

Ep. impf. poet,

Sup.

of

I

if,

ov, {virep,

Pass, to rejoice exceedingly.

:

c. part.,

>65,

iv'yi, bravo, capital.

to hate exceedingly,

Sup.

:

exceeding good luck.

•€-€,

-

above a certain age. to sit above. properly pf. of {pirep, a being beyond the day : as law-term, a not meeting one's engagements at the proper day. 2. forfeiture of recognisafices, a distraining of goods, execution. waiting over the ov, (virep, day, not observing the appointed day : hence, suffering a distress, having an execution levied: metaph., cgen., over-due for marriage. above half, more , than half.

fiess

of

VTTepiaxtQov, poet. aor. 2 of aor. 2 of yyttip-tv. Adv. exceeding well. {»€-6€, Adv., strengthd. for

€-€,

2

act.

over, pass

absol. to exceed, excel.

immoderately.

:

he rejoiced much at hearing. exceeding sweet or pleasant:

Xkos, 6,

fut.

below, undermine.

)€-€,

pass,

to boil over.

-,, , () . €€, ,.{($) , -^ -, {) -. 6-5, ^€

f.

the sea be

exceeding ovtos, 6, (virep, manly: in bud sense, overbearing, overweening. II.

eras) above sixty years old.

•'€-€€,

if

3. c. gen. rei,

-,

act.

Pass, to rejoice

ov,

{,

pf.

Adv. of

, --, , , -, f.

thing

fut.

-, -, €5, €. -, €( -, -(5,

above

to,

5. to

-,

up over

rise

be able to bear. 4. get over, cross. of vneinov, in same senses

superior

overlap.

Att.

to rise

)

be the better; 01

Pass, to be outdone.

to rise above, rise

€-•».,

at.

vnepeKTUveiv kavruv measure.

—

powerful

:,

to fall out over or

pf. pass.

too

:

star, to

to be above, be superior,

more powerful ; iav

f.

more

'•6€'7€5.

go beyond

absol. to

II.

hang out

to

of a

:

metaph.

from same root come

vntp Ik

-€€,

f.

6-€',

beyond.

Adv. :

win over by ex-

to

[],

f.

over.

than superabundantly

to seek

'

to rise above, overtop

:

gen,,

c.

f.

2. c. ace. to

to

wonder

admire above measure.

ov, exceedingly admirable. VTTipQe and -0ev, Adv. from above : above: c. gen. above, over ; vTrepOev elvai 7/ to be above or beyond, i. e. worse than.

()

. .

—

:

—

. -,

—

:

— 733

- -( €) , . -, -, -, -, -,

run over or beyond.

.

2.

to outstrip, to surpass, excel.

\)^-•],{.-,

to die for or instead of.

Ion. -ieiv, aor. 2 inf. of

-€,

—

Ep.

inf.

to overleap, leap, spring,

6-.05,

hang up over

of

fut.

aor. 2

-Oopieiv contr. -(lu

vault or bound over,

ov, high-spirited, daring.

II.

€$, , {, )

c.

ace.

in

bad

Hence

,.

couraged,

:

overweening : of a horse, too higb-

sense, over-spirited, restive.

t)ir€p-0Opiov,

ov,

-,

Subst.,

gen.

,

the lintel of a door,

[]

above the door

as

:

shout above, outdo in shouting,

to

[aj

€€, -, €-, _

-,

of aor.

inf.

2

c.

beyond the mark.

',

the simple Verb

is

Pass, to move exceedifig swiftly nowhere found, and its derivation

ov, 6,

{(^«-, -; ')

-,

-, ,{, )

stand over so as

-•6-5, above

:

*6-

, knowing to

but too well,

to prevail over, c. gen.

, ^-,

Atos, or 'HiKios

''.

Homer,

in

as

properly

pf. pass,

'He-

of vm metaph.

-, {, ) -, -, -, -, €-€, 6€,

to sit over,

above or upon. eye upon.

II.

gen. ios,

beautiful

fitie.

to

f.

any one,

c.

over

to sit

aor. 2 of

pi.

to

get

down

for

f.

f.

over.

$)

to flatter

ov, {inrip,

VTj(s

swiftness.

«-5, {, ov,

€5,

-, -,

€ :

)

Adv. exceedingly.

exceedingfamous

stretch

peep

over,

)

-, , '•€-, (€ -, -, , {,($. ) '€08, , Pass, to be distressed Pass.,

[]

2 pass.

defence of one

Hence

to fight for or in one for another. inclined to fight for another.

,

, -

\_],

-,

fut.

anyone; I will fight out this /or my

€-5, {, 6-€5,

6,

enormously great.

-.

Ion.

[],

-nos,

gen. 60s,

€S,

excessively large, enormous.

aor.

I

:

^, ,{, $)

)•€-€€5,

to be

:

6, poet, for

cs,

) 5)

bad sense, overweening,

{»€-65, ov, {,

From

exceeding strong

:

also

insolent.

beyond

-$.

all

measure,

{,

exceeding of sound, exceedifig loud.

gen. eos,

(s,

II.

Pass.

ovtos, 6, excessively mighty.

Adv.

as

[]

Ion. for

exceedingly difficult.

'•€-5, '•6-€,

:

a champion.

^-, ^^, ^,^'^$.

{, '/)

05

fighting for

ov,

Subst.,

Dep., likevTTcp-

father.

, , €-€, {, €\) €-, , €-€, , :

to hate exceedingly.

f.

Adv.

= U7rip

ov,

;

c.

surpassing in

like

^ )

Dor. for

also to fight with

:

,'€€-65,

:

mad.

to be struck

:

f.

to be

f.

over-confident, over-

ships

pain exceedingly, cause one beyond measure. with f. med. aor.

to

f.

—

beyond fate or

destiny.

immoderately.

generally, excessive

weening, overbearing, boastful.

bend,

to

{,

'•€-,

laugh outright.

weening, boastful, arrogant dat.,

,

long, high, broad, etc.

charm beyond measure.

to

,

{, $)

o,

2. c. ace. to overstep.

excessive.

Pass, to be situated over or above.

€-€, €-5,

:—

i

ov, exceeding bright or glistening. II. of sound, exceeding clear or loud. Pass, to make a very splendid show : also to shew great eagerness, [y] beyond all measure or tnr€p-Xiav, Adv.

in

oy, exceedingly absurd.

,

3

f.

. to

f,

-, €-€, -, ,

exceeding

suffer or labour

gen.

to

or renowned, very glorious.

excessively drunk.

and watch, keep an is,

—

ace. pi. of

avros,

' -, ,

(Said to be derived from

he that walks on high.)

virtp,

gen.

c.

Hyperion, the sun-god, com-

6,

monly joined with "HXios

:

above.

to fight for

2. to protect,

gen.

[], ovos,

gtiard.

exceeding strong. II. intr. hold above.

ov,

{>-\, = c.

:

to protect one, to shield,

epos, 6,

aor.

:

es,

patronym. from 'Tirepiajv [t], son of Hyperion, i. e. the Sun. Pass., with aor. 2 act. pf. ^virip, to stand over, c. gen.: to

to be

€5,

great distress

uncertain.

is

Att.

doubt, undeniably, []

send or throw further, burl

to

f.

f.

and

to acquire over

over.

) ^.

{, =

[]

or out of the way.

f.

Adv. in excessive wrath.

{)€-5,

-$,

f.

^-, \\..-.-•. Ion.

, €-6,

to overfill or glut. f. -KOTOS, ov, exceedingly angry or furious : exceedingly savage. Adv. overmuch, exceedingly.

over-

-

above the clouds.

more than conqueror.

upon, e. ace. votos) beyond the south wind, at the extreme south, opp. to imep^opeos. oyKOs) of excessive size or ov, to think or reflect

f.

,{, €-8, {,

fiTrep-voTios,

bidk, overgrown, immefisely great.

or

-,

Ion. -«0,

f.

,

to swell, be

much

swollen.

to swell excessively.

—

^ /. -, -,

—

734

6-«, , «-5, ,{(,

to

f.

——

—

)

,) {, ) ()

-'-^.,

hence overweening, arrogant; neut.

a contemner,

vircpoirnrjs, ov, b,

•UTrcpotrTtKOs, ful.

, 6v, contemptuous, disdainful,

{€)

fut.

aor. I pass,

:

aor. 2

(cf.

, -, ,

to slight,

pay no heed

scorn-

very

much

,

many.

or

—

exceeding rich. From exceeding rich. overmuch,

^.,

vtrep-TTOVfiu,

f.

-

opos) over or

to rise

a thing.

Ion.

f.

'. —

up over

to be

much

,

and

tivos to take trou-

on oneselffor another.

^. ) -, . -, , -. ^.^)

vi-irep-iTOvTios, ov, also a, ov, {vnep, ttovtos) over or II. over or across the sea. beyond the sea, far away, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

€, -',

[a]

f.

make very much

to

{virtp,

{,

irvppos) to

above the heavens. a projection, prominence, II. metaph. preeminence, superiority, su2. excess, superabtindance. excellence. prominent, Ep. tnreipoxos, ov,

,

{)

redden

Ep. for

[]

aor. 2 pass, of

ov, {virip, ovpavos)

€5

to bear or

II.

or blush for another.

with.

:

i

beyond meaendure

to toil or labotir

of one, to caress fondly.

afraid, be in great terror on account of. a pestle to bray "TIIEPOS, 0, or virepov,

summit.

ble

superabundant.

Pass, to be overfill.

,5) {, $) to be

iiirip-irXoDTOS, ov, {vvep,

:

2. beyond the boundaries: foreign, outlandish. (sc. 7^) the country beyond one's own frontiers, a foreign land or country.

Pass, (virep,

11.

abound exceedingly.

to fill overfull:

to,

(,

poet, -oiipios, ov,

premacy

to

f.

es, {^""^P,

-ideiv

inf.

drink overmuch, [t] or beyond.

disregard: sure : to suffer very greatly. despise, disdain, both with ace. and gen. for another: overlook,

II. to

vey.

pound

-, ,

dis-

to look over, sur-

:

Pass, to be

of time, to be past, gone by, be spent.

overlooking : hence as Adv. haughtily.

pi.

:

to

f.

f.

-- ) €-$ € -, -:) -, , {) €-,

disdainful, haughty: neut.

—

to overfill

v'Jr€p-^^r,{.-eoa,iofall over

From

Adv. -Kws, disdainfully.

vircp-OTTTOS, ov,

II.

-, —, -^, -, , )

II.

absol. disdainful, haughty.

:

f.

overfull of a thing.

generally, excessive, immense.

dainer

Att. for

f.

iliTuv to speak haughtily, arrogantly.

:

to leap over or beyond, and metaph. to overleap, transgress : to overleap, escape from. virtp-mKpos, ov, exceeding sharp or bitter.

Adv., vnip-

as

:

so to escape from.

defi-

confident in arms,

viw€p-oir\os, ov, {vnep,

— —

-,^-. -'., -,

dwell above or beyond. dwelling above, beyond.

, {vneponXos) proud confidence, ance, prestimption : high courage. [ Ep.] Dep. f. vanquish by force of arms. iirepOTrXia,

—

:

(, pompous.

to be ex-

Pass,

•-, {)€-'|,

ceeding solemn or

ov, extremely wise or clever.

,

- -, €, ], , f.

to take excessive pains,

be

very anxious.

. , , -, (. . -, ^. -, , ) -, - (€

eminent, distinguished above others; c. gen., to be distinguished above others in

bad sense, overbearing.

,

Sup.

contempt, disdain

used as

fut.

~$. :

From

from

obsol.

€5, ,

est

es, {virip, nayos) excessively frosty : TO vTTfpnayes extremely hard frost.

— -, €-€€, -, (^. -( -- Subst.,

(',

f.

•-,

sively, be

beyond

as

to suffer exces-

pf.

:

strike

to

:

hence to overstep, surpass, excel. to strew or scatter over. \y\ to abound also Dep. overmuch, to superabound. beyond , ov, excessive: Adv. measure. :

:

-

€-€5,

tnrep

—

-«,

^^., —

iw€p-7r€Tawup.t.

[],

f.

or

:

[], whence Ep. 3

to stretch over.

fut.

sing,

stand over and pro-

there

is

:

:

aor. 2

we

also

uppermost, highshortened form vnaros

ov, Sup. Adj. of vnep,

more used

:

in

form

also a

€€5,

aor.

I

[t5]

part, of

pf. to stretch over f. hold out over ; vnepTe'iveiv Kvvos to spread a shade from the dog-star over the to stretch one's foot house vnepreivfiv II. intr. to over the beach, i. e. pass over it. stretch, stand out or project beyond : c. ace, vneprei2. V€iv TO Kepas to outfiank the enemy's wing. :

:

:

to

$

;

, -,

metaph.

to surpass, excel.

or beyond the

ing

c.

gen

to

:

pass quite over, overleap.

es,

gen. eos, (virep,

mark:

^. -,

xmip-maro from

.^,

find Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. Dep.; to fly over, above or beyond.

eldest

:

or above

grievously afflicted. f.

to

3 sing. aor. 2 subj. and opt. of

arrogance.

of

=

gen.

tect, c.

generally,

')

^, -€

going

(€$ =

one

,

end of his labours. over or above. the

f.

-6

II.

:

aor. I

From going over

over, overleap-

who has reached

:

rising

to rise or

—

—

—

—

-,

—

:€€—'€'5.

$

the sun appear over or above; vveprdXas 6 having risen above the horizon; vntpriWdv l/f start from the ground c. gen. to hang or yaias :

project over.

-, ,

virepTcpia Ion. the upper part, esp. the upper frame of a carriage. From vir€pT€pos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. of vnep, over or above, upper, higher : hence better, more excellent ; ffvcr} viripTepos higher by birth, nobler; II. stronger, mightier; to turn topsy-turvy. -nepneut. as Adv., victorious over, c. gen. 111. further, more. Tfpov better than soothsayers.

^

:

-., -:— €-, ,

—

put or

make

over

set

to

to another /or advice.

it

)

prize

to

f.

measure.

€-5, ((€)

{,

to

any one,

intrust a thing to

disclose a thing, refer

-:

aor, 2

I

Med.,

:

commit or

over,

-: €(

aor.

f.

to

ov, {vitip,

•iiirepTOVos, ov,

''€<,

{! €-8,

highspirited

ov, to be overshot

to

run over

:

to be

to overshoot.

f.

:

»€-,

aor. 2

:

[a], to

a law.

extravagantly. rather red, to blush

to revel

f.

-, {€-, , -,

or colour a

2. to

3. to overstep, transgress

f.

grow

(, epvOpas) somewhat

exceedingly high. to exalt or extol exceedingly.

, -, - -

-, , f.

[]

aor. 2

pear over or above.

€5,

ts,

extend

to

to

Hence

beyond expression, :

aor.

I

act.

carry over or across.

have the advantage over, in a thing.

,

-,

Adv. like

7($,

too highly.

pass.

II. intr. to

to surpass, excel

excessively,

:

to excel

overmuch:

-, how

-:

$ €\$ (\$,

overbearing

spirit.

-, -.,

excessively

certain

:

:

Adv.

exceedingly,

also haughtily, arrogantly.

(Deriv. un-

perhaps another form of vnep^ios.) f to love beyond measure. Pass, with fut. med.

excessively afraid.

an

-,

'•€-5, ov, exceedin/i: timid, very fearful.

to be

higbminded,

)

beyond natural

size,

over-

65,

, (5 ,

great,

mirum quantum,

like Lat.

e.

i.

II.

-

excessively great.

Pass., with aor. 2 act. pf. -ttcspring or shoot up over or above : hence to

to

outsboot, surpass, excel.

($,

marvelmost won-

excessively,

, - €. -, -, €-5, -, ,{, ) , -( ): — --, -€: wotiderfully how,

;

i.

e.

derfully.

:

vv, aor. 2 part, of

f.

to rejoice exceedingly at

:

dat.

c.

delight in doing.

II. c. part, to

[],

f.

to let doiun over.

above the earth.

ov,

strengthd. for

f.

to be

like

over wanton or arrogant.

f.

:

pf.

aor. 2

or

act.

Dep.

(cf.

to

:

come under, get under, enter, Lat. subire, c, II. to go into secretly, to steal or creep into ace. metaph. to come upon or over one a shuddering steals over me. III. to creep or

€

;

good

graces, to fawn on : hence to unIV. to advance slowly.

) ) , € (5. €6.

into another's

€-65, , (, ••-€€, {,

,

excessively in debt.

to

shrink back, recoil.

, , ). ^ ), . , 6€, €,, , €6, , . , the upper part of the

Att.

the palate

properly

:

fern,

mouth,

of

From

story.

,

upper part of the house, the upper story or upper rooms, where properly neut. of inepwos (sub. the women resided Ep. and Ion.

the

:

(from inep, being above or over, overhead. ov, poet. Sup. for /it sum). Dor. 3 sing. fut. of 2. also Ep. 3 pi. aor. 2 of sing, of same. aor. I of aor. I of poet. aor. 2 of 3 sing. aor. 2 of pf. of 2 sing. aor. I of aor. I of liable to give account^ ov,

vTT€p(aos, a, ov. Ion.

as TTaTp'Zos

poet. 3 sing. aor. 2 Pass, to perish for or in behalf of one. ov, properly exceeding in power, exceeding puissant : but mostly in bad sense, overbear-

ing, overweening, arrogant;

)

Adv. from the upper

ineffable.

-^,

{,

,

0,

{vvip,

€S,

f.

gen. ios, appearing over or above.

f.

ovos,

haughty, disdainfid, arrogant : €/f from a cojifidence in one's superiority.

dermine, deceive.

aor. 2 pass, inf.of i/Trepc^aiVo^i.

ov,

-,

Pass, to ap-

so as to outflank.

'6-€, ;

:

{, ^^)

f.

phalanx

red.

\$)

ov, {yirep,

2.

($

a relat.,

wonderful

go

little.

()ir-€pv0pos, ov,

f.

of things, extraordinary, singular: beyond the natural course of things, marvellous, strange, absurd : also joined with

a thing,

or beyond, outrun, escape from.

excel, surpass.

one's

metaph.

From

,

f.

,

shudder at one

to

afraid of. to have high thoughts, to be to look down upon, disdain. From

grown, enormous, immense.

lously

overstrained, strained to

:—

f.

:

to be terribly

:

^ , , -,

)6-€', '•6-€,

Att.

overproud.

-

carry over.

to

Adv. of

overbold.

the utmost, at full pitch or stretch.

surpassed or outdone.

735

beyond measure,

:

honour above

or

€-<,

:

and Ep.

from

,

(

. . , , ..

Dor. for

€<6,

^,

.

-€5, (, ()

—

;

736 accountable, responsible

€5

;

an

office at

the expiration of which the magistrate has to give an 2. c. genit. liable to, ameaccount of his conduct.

. , . ^, . ^, {, .

nable

make amends for

to, liable to

a thing: guilty

exposed under.

3. also c. dat. subject, liable,

a thing.

)-€,,

()

(-,

Pass,

aor.

to lie

:

)

poet,

aor. 2

^:

to

:

:

:

bear up against, utidergo, 2. in law-phrase, submit to, suffer. Tivos to have to give an account of a thing \oyov to have to give account. pf. pass, of impf. and aor. 2 of vnayw. giving ear, hearkening, ov, uphold,

c.

ace.

hence

:

to

, , ,{). , , . ^. -, .€,

listening to.

obeying, obedient, subject,

II.

as Subst.,

c.

gen.:

oi, subjects.

aor. 2 oi

hang down

to

see

:

Ion. aor. I of

pi.

-€5, (, ($) 3

ou,

-€5,

, 5,

shelter from

{, €8)

ov,

€

it ;

, {)

wind ; no chicken. the wind, under

full of

a wind-egg which produces

tinder

,($

on the

lee side.

rower: generally, any labourer: an assistattt,

II.

€$ -

servant, inferior officer, Lat. apparitor ; a helper in a work. 2. the servant

7

grows

a youth with

the

,,

his first beard.

-5, ,

morning,

part of the face, on which Hence beard itself. a bearded man;

the tinder

:

ov,

{,

, {($)

,

' €$

of or for an

:

or inferior officer or solthe arms of the common men; a boat attending on a larger vessel,

, , . , .. -, - . \ , . -, , :

dier;

a tender.

-€5,

$,

of

fern,

a helpmate, as-

sistant.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

Ion. for

fut.

of

•)-€, {.,to sound under, answer with a sound

from

below.

Ion. for

:

aor.

draw

force or

i

{,

:

underneath

in

:

=

metaph.

check, restrain;

,

-€,,

{(

of

contr.

ibo).

Ion.

aor. 2

{, '=()

:

2.

Collective for ol

and sailors, a ship's crew. hard service, hard work : also

of rowers rally,

, {^)

geneservice rendered II.

to another, assistance.

bench, a

:

.

-. -, ) , , )-, 5-, , Ion. for

VTTvaXfOs, a, ov,

: {()•.—

to

hard

$

—

€,

Lat. officium.

,

{$) sleep-bringing, drowsy. cheating , {$, drowsy. ["] {$)

aros,

,

sleepy,

ov,

,

:

and

,

giver of sleep; fem.

{$,

of

{,

a lulling

to resist or

strive against sleep.

"TIINOS, ,

death.

II.

the cushion on a roiver's

pa«s,

sleep,

slumber: metaph. the sleep of

Sleep, as a god, twin-brother of Death.

,

f.

(

:

to

,

{,

:

frightening in

"

service rendered, service, help,

pf. act.

hill to sleep

slumber. Dor. gen. of

sleep, sleep,

row, serve on board ship. II. service, to work for, aid and abet : to serve, comply with, obey, act under instructions : to comply with, gratify ; to do a service : Pass, to be done as service ; tcl fis the services which are rendered to you from us. 2. to suit oneself to, gratify, humour. 3. absol. to be a servant. Hence generally, to do

sleep.

vos)

pf. act.

:

to

sleep.

rowing mat. f.

fut.

:

assert, profess.

f.

of rowthe complement

the service or dtity

:

imperat.

hold oneself tinder, i. e. to take upon oneself, undertake, promise, engage : of a father, to promise his daughter in marriage, betroth : of the bride, to plight her troth : also generally, to assure, to promise or vow to the gods pf.

of

{€4)

to

:

Ion. for

strain

early.

pf. pass,

ers.

about dawn, towards

etXoj)

to keep under,

to check one's tongue.

part. fern,

T)pos,

t]ws)

at-

of or ^t for rowgenerally, belonging to, stated for serv-

II.

, ., --,., ) -, ) , , , , : , - ,-,

the beard

who

tended each heavy-armed soldier.

ing

2. to hold tinder or underneath. put under or place tinder. 3. to hold out the hand ovas, Lat. praebere aurem, to as a pledge lend an ear hence to hold out, suggest : also to allege, make a pretence of. 4. to supply, afford, place 11. to hold from underneath, at one's disposal. (cf,

—

-€5, , , {, ($) a seaman, sailor.

ing.

aor. I of

f.

to.

of

I

3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. l of

\)-(\<,

of

—

— —^''.

,

:

drowsy.

II. intr. in

Lacon. for

,, ,

poet,

With

Ep. for

:

{-

go

to

Act. to fall asleep.

,, .

of a sleepy nature,

inf.

-, = my

'',

pass,

Pass, to fall asleep,

$. {, ($)

fs,

Att.

—

of

to be sleepy or

drowsy;

heart slumbers not. to sleep,

fall asleep.

Prep., governing gen., dat., et ace: under:

metri grat. Genit.,

I.

of PIace,/rom under; ^ia

;;

' ^' cndovs

cavern

—

a fountain

flows

from under

a

Xvfiv to unharness horses from under the yoke apveiov I loosed myself /rom under the ram. 2. of that under which a thing is, under, beneath; aripvoio ;

.

-, -.

subjection, as in

-, , -,

ing

what

$

-

:

7S7 II.

-(.

gradual, secret, etc., somewhat, a by degrees, like Lat. sub, as in is

( ($

;

——

:

denotlittle,

anything set under, a prop, stay, 2. a carpet spread underfoot.

base, pedestal.

-4

--

having hit him under the chest. II. of f. aor. 2 pf. the Agent, with pass. Verbs, and with neuters in -.—to go under, step or stand under, esp. as a pass, sense, by, through, Lat. a or ab ; prop or base. II. metaph. to be below, be less in ^ Tivos to be slain by a man Oavuv height ; ttjs iTtpns to fall by his hand by one's own free going forty feet below action ; tivos to hear, i. e. be told by, the like size of the other pyramid, i. e. building it one. 2. where it is not the immediate act of the forty feet lower. agent nvos to flee by reason of one; Ep. f pf. act. -4-

'

;

:

--, () -, -)-, , () , , , () , ()

-

,

-

[']

;

5^^€€ , $,

(^$

,

;

:

-:

—

he proclaimed by voice of pass, to throw, put or lay under, herald. is often extended to feelings, pas3. Lat. subiternere. II. Med. to substitute another's sions, etc. ; etc., by or from fear, child/or one's own, palm a supposititious child upon joy, etc. hence with active Verbs also, as one. 2. metaph. to palm or pass off false ap€TTJs to do somewhat by reason of courage charges. III. to throw in a word after another, to by reason of fear, etc. rejoin, reply, retort. IV. to suggest, submit to one. to dig by constraint of the lash. 4. to ecuS, 17, a stooping or crouchexpress subjection, they are vir- ing down, as of a camel to take up a burden, tuous under his sway. is often used of at5. ov, in the depths below. tendant circumstances; Zf ianjs at the blast Att. f to cough a of Zephyr of music, to revel to little, have a slight cough. the sound of the flute; to drink f Att. Causal of to the sound of the trumpet so, to draw or bring down Med. to let oneself to offer a sacrifice accompanied by a cheerful cry. down, stoop or crouch down. With Dat. of the object, under which a thing f. to look up from underis I. of Place under one's feet neath at, glance at or look askance at, eye scornfully, vno rf) under the acropolis suspiciously or angrily. under, yoked to the chariot to Adv. throwing in underbe subdued under, i. e. by force of, one's arm so hand or covertly : suggesting a word, by way of sugto fear under, i. e. by reason of, gestion, by way II. looking of caution or reproof. one tivos to proceed under one's sidelong.

'

:

^

-

;

'

( \€ ' ( ' ;

€)

&5,

{,

;

:

:

' '

-. —

',

--,

;

;

;

;

;

guidance.

:

:

II. expressing subjection or dependence; , ov, verb. Adj. of to be hence under one's power ; (hat to laid or put under. be subordinate, subject a person ov, put instead 0/ another, to have under one, at one's comtnand. spurious, counterfeit, false. With Accus., I. of Place, to express motion a putting or laying untowards and under an object, as, der. 2. a suggesting, reminding. II. pass, he drove the sheep under cover of the cave that which is put under, a foundation, groundwork Uvai to go under the walls of Troy so, metaph. the subject, subject-matter. ayeiv to bring under the judgmentsubstituted by , ov, seat. 2. under an object, without signf, of motion, stealth, supposititious, sp'urious, counterfeit ; ^ ' re under morning and the sun. II. (sub. supposititious children. of Time, like Lat. sub, about, near upon, to roar under or in answer to. towards night ttjv about morning f pf pass, to wet or about the time of the earthquake also c. moisten a little : metaph. /o drink moderately: pf. part., about the time of the pass. part, somewhat drunk. burning of the temple. ov, also a, ov, under water: generally, Position sometimes follows its Subst., when beneath the surface, under ground. (Deriv. uncer;

''

\€ ;

'

€

)-€,

;

" . written

stands

neath.

2. behind.

In Compos.

-(

as Adv.,

under,

II. secretly,

below,

be-

unnoticed.

-

under, either of rest, as in to be under: or of motion, as in to go under. 2. of the mixing of one thing with another, as in -apyvpos, 3. to express :

I.

-.

-^

5, 5,

tain.)

absol.

:

^^^, -8,

;

:

it is

5,) () -,

'

;

,

[]

—

-

=

but only used in neut. y€V(c9cu ; to be covered with water. or yaia) under ov, ov,

plur.

:

as

Adv. under water

-5 ?,

-,

(,

, (, -)

ground, under the earth, subterraneous. the lower part

b

of

—

—

"'

VTToyeLos

.

-,

= vTr6'>/aio5.

ov,

to

laugh

-.—to latigh at.

[]

f.

II.

quietly, smile, Lat. suhridere.

,

{,

-, -: -, ') -, -, »-., , f.

yiveiov) to intreat by

later

Dep

to

:

aor. 2

and Ion.

-<7€-

by degrees or in succes-

grow up

somewhat gray.

(, (,

to

glance from under,

askance or suspiciously.

to eye

, ,

yXvKUs) to sweeten a little coax and smooth down. to bend under or gradually, f.

5,

metaph.

to

2 sing. aor.

aros,

-€3, $,

written under: a signature.

() , , ,

cretary.

Hence

f.

,

,

2.

an under

to be a

:

6,

which

that

is

inscription.

clerk,

under

0'€5,

se-

act

a writing-copy, pattern,

(')

one who writes under another's orders, a secretary, amafiuensis : at Athens, the clerk of the Popular Assembly a subscription, signature : an indict(OS, 6,

-

ment.

2.

{().

,

an impression, mark, print.

adumbratio. From painting under of the eyelids. pf.-7€7pa^a, [\ f. to

set one's

a

III.

to

:

subscribe,

name or title upon a thing. name to a bill of indictment,

sign

II.

:

Med.

:

to to

to join in bring-

ing a charge against any one, Lat. subscribere accu2. in drawing, to sketch, sationem in aliquem. draw in outline or make a rough draught, Lat. III. adumbrare : metaph. to sketch otit, delineate.

-5

to

(,

under the hence late, revnoyvov off

yvTov)

band, close at hand : fresh, new ; II. sudden, unexpected ; cent. Hence hand, on the spur of the moment. or

-, -,

-,

Adv. newly,

lately

Comp.

:

€,

, -

,

-,

-

f.

[]

weep a

to

[],

little

or in secret.

, . , ^, :

lately.

= vnoyvios.

f.

:

pf.

pf.

to

:

overpower, overcome : aor. having yielded to.

€,

=

:

Pass., aor. I

subdue under one,

to

pass. part. fern,

I

;

so also in

Med.

€.

:

—

Pass.

to be overcome, let oneself be overcome. uiroSSeiaas, Ep. aor. i part, of Ep. aor. 2 part, of pf. pass, of

4.

defi-

inferior;

€

inferior.

in ifferior numbers.

a sign, token, a pattern, copy, example.

aros,

-(,

somewhat

much

with means

mark. Ep.

5cos)

below another, inferior

Comp.,

in

esp.

II. f.

aor. I

:

pf.

:

Ep.

:

Ep. plqpf.

pi.

3

poet,

:

to fear a little or for 2. to shrink somewhat afraid of, c. ace. II. absol. to be somein fear from, cower before. what afraid. aor. Ion. fut. and to shew underhand or seIon. I 2. to intimate, cretly : to give a mere glimpse of. :

- -

-:

-: —

((

:

.

to mark out : to shew, give to understand. III. to shew forth, make a disteach by example. play of, pretend to : also simply, to shew. [a], to be somewhat cowardly. f.

-, )•€, , (. ', -, , {) {) ) -€5,

, . , , -,-.

stand in secret awe of. to dine instead of another. aor. I part, of to

)'•-€'•6,

f.

Ion. for

,

reception

,

cious,

ample.

«
77»

able to receive, capa-

()

'•-6 -^: -(. Ion.

pf.

Dep

neck-ornament,

=

Ep. aor. 2 pass.

:

of a guest,

in Ep., metri grat.]

$, , {,

necklace.

{)'-€,

[

ov,

one's shoes.

inf.

of

-(

f.

:

:

also aor. I pass,

aor.

i

to receive beneath the surface

:

(($

under one's roof, welof one's entertainer or come, entertain ; II. to unhost. 3. to give ear to, hearken to. dertake, engage, promise, Lat. in se recipere : also to 2. to admit or allow undertake a work or task. the justice of a thing; with a negat., III. to endure, to refuse to admit, deny. the sea.

2.

- - -, -,

yviOTfpov more recently: Sup. vnoyvioraTa very ov,

{,

6€( €($,

(in pass, sense)

paint utider the eyelids. or -"yuos, ov,

^ {)

gen. (Os,

es,

means of entertainment,

355.-€//

under, subjoin

write

write the

:

him;

to

crouching for

to build under, lay as a foundation.

II.

sketch, design, outline, Lat.

—

literally,

of a bird in Aristophanes. poet. pf. of

slightly, be

as under clerk.

model.

-,

(, es)

,

pf.

^'^.

of

subj

i

, ('/)an

name

of

pf. part,

Comp. Adv.

sion, Lat. subnasci.

ov,

^,

fear,

of

pf.

'€$,

cient, slighter, less, generally,

touching the chin.

:

—

—

—€.

the lower part of a the belly, the paunch. delicacy at Athens. sea-fish, considered a

-, -,

.. , €, . —

—

to

receive

€-

IV. to wait for, abide the attack

bear.

(

of,

Lat.

follow in rank or order : to come V. of a woman, to conupon. next to, border ceive, become pregnant. to bind pf. pass. f. Med. to bind under one's feet, put on or tie under : to put on one's shoes, etc., to put on one's shoes: pf. absol., buskins with one's shoes on; pass, part., with the left foot sbod^

excipere.

2. to

—

:

1$

:

^.

:

(€-

/. -, —

-, ,,

,, (/')

—

:

—

739

, (,

,{) '^. , . -, - . , , . -, ) -, () , . , . , -, -, , {) shew

to

f.

under, a sandal, Lat. solea

(vyov) a beast under the yoke, a beast of draught or burden.

secretly, indicate.

aros,

bound

is

v'o-vy6,

a shoe, boot, Lat.

also,

:

which

that

aor.

med. imperat. of

I

{»-8,{,, aor.

, undergirding

brought

on

to trial

to be

a charge of violence.

aor. I pass, part,

,

-:

f.

:

glow

to heat

underneath or inwardly:

beneath.

tv, aor. 2 part,

assistant.

,

a reception, a hospitable reception, entertainment : also a harbouring, as of II. acceptance, approval : hence stipslaves. III. a supposition, assumpport, aid, succour. IV. a receptacle : a place of refuge, tion.

pf. act.

to

,

f.

to

of

an under-servant,

, {^) '

:

— Pass,

clothed in skins.

ov,

—

of.

;

undergird, gird together : esp. to undergird a ship, i. e. to fasten ropes round her so as to prevent her going to pieces.

pass,

brought

subject to trial,

•-€5, {, -u)os,

a flat rope or strap

a ship

and

the under-teacher of a chorus.

gen., vtrohLKos yeveaOai

c.

;

for

act. inf. of

i

ov,

trial

to

=

f.

aros,

calceus.

,

what

1

to heat gently:

of

—

-€5,

aor. 2

() med.

oi

inf.

placing under, or placed under, a groundwork, foundaII. that which is laid down or assumed, a tion. hypothesis, supposition, Lat. assutntio. 2. a ques-

. , . -, {) , () , , 8,${) , () , . . , , -, . , , . . -, -: poet. Adv., used by

Homer

looking askance,

only in phrase

i.

e.

argumentum.

aor. 2 inf. of

aor. 2 inf. of

poet,

f.

:

-: —

der, be serviceable or useful to one, fjpos,

,

to act

un-

dat.

c.

an under-servant,

{()

attendant, assistant. the

way of

ov,

--

€

or

[]

put on under.

f.

:

-

From []

2. intr. to slip

or slide into, insinuate oneself into aor.

pf.

I

ace.

:

—

to dive

:

aor. I

;

;

lake on oneself,

-

c.

ace.

4.

€5 -, ,-(,

Ep.

-5, -, -: '^

Pass., aor. 2

,

also

and

,

f.

[]

:

pf.

arm

;;,

f.

[],

to

under, put under the yoke: to bring under be yoked under, be subjected to.

€€:

:

(<:

also to play the

:

to

yoke

— Pass,

to

—

to

burn scents so as

to

(,

a

^oi, to

artn underhand

sound forth a

— Med.

to

,

,, ) . to

Pass, f.

f.

II. c. ace. home. trive underhand.

fut.

or below.

little

f

or priestess.

:

:

from

a garland worn on kind of bird. to flatter a little, win by flattery.

f.

I.

Att. contr.

oneself secretly or unobserved.

to steal into

v.

aor.

-,

fut.

noise: to begin

aor. I

[a]

f

and

an wider-priest

-,

little

suffire.

II.

2. c.

for

contr. iinovpyus, q.

under or gently.

make a

fut.

4•,

the neck.

or secretly.

f,

VTTO-tpyas,

to press

to

to be affected or effeminate

3. to

5.

sunken eyes.

Dep. wanton.

fumigate, Lat.

then, to undergo,

of feelings,

or over, come on gradually.

med. of

.

Att.

, . -, -, -, ^ -, -, :

trip

in too hastily.

- -, $) , --, -, - -- -, ,

under, slip into, steal or slink

take on one's shoulders

f

,

noise.

but also to slip

mostly in Med. also with aor. 2 act.

under,

in

II.

in under, to slip

into: to put on, slip one's feet into shoes. gen. to creep or come forth, etnerge from.

go under,

make a

:

II.

run

,

: -,

part, of diving or plunging under.

aor.

as a

piece of advice.

to

refuge, escape from a thing.

run

, {)'-€, .,

of

down

generally, a pur-

a suggestion, bint, piece of a pledging, mortgage. ready suggestion, a

II.

[]

[]

eois,

,

pi.

3

—

c.

III. to

,

laid

is

2.

in before, slip in before in runniii?

fut.

somewhat dewy or damp.

poet, for

from under,

run

running under; nerpos

5, , ,,

which

to

f.

II. to

advice.

thing.

of, his foot.

to

-,

up.

a race.

a stone that got under, got in the

—

III. that

rule of action, a principle. pose, plan, design : a proposal.

a running under or into

ov,

way

is

tion for discussion, the subject tinder discussion, Lat.

fiercely, sternly.

,

—

too hasty or passionate.

€<8, (5, ,

that which

quarters.

grow some-

somewhat hot or passionate:

ov,

Comp. -oTipos,

Pass, to

.

hot, to s:low.

dwell or

(,

lie

to opeti

a

little

under.

=

build under or beneath. keep house, stay at to keep secretly a! home, to conto

rei,

-, 2.

c.

ace. pers. to intrigue with. to

moan

a

little

Bb

2

or softly•

—

;

-

740

vTro-KaOcJio^ai, under.

() -, {-, , -, -,-,, in

in

ambush :

V

—

ov,

{,

go down

or descend by degrees to

f.

down below

•-, -,

mit, yield.

[a]

metaph.

:

under

below,

to

:—

give way, sub-

:

Tredtov

lies

-KOTros, ov,

—

'

:

II.

;

6€

-,

tired.

, $, -, . f.

bosom:

the

the girdle.

2.

Dep.

play the child, to call by endear-

to

speak like a child : hence, I. ing names. 2. to call by a soft or fair name, gloss

to

over, extenuate, palliate.

good by a bad tiame,

word

:

3. also to call

something

Hence

to disparage.

,

arcs, a coaxing or a fair natne for someihing base.

endearing

,=

Ion. for

-€, songs.

,

-, •, f.

:

to console

to sound sound in harmony with, c. play an accompaniment.

of stringed instruments,

,^ ,,

under one's hand: dat.

to

2. c. ace. to

,

a small stand or saticer

(). \»-[],-«/:

-,

under-

below the temple to lie hidden unmetaph. to be put under the eyes, to be set or proposed before one two things being proposed. 1. to be laid down, assumed, taken for granted : absol. a rule is laid down. 3. to be suggested. 4. to be left at bottom, left remaining, reserved. 5. to be subject to, submit : also to form the subject or matter of an the plain

der.

-^,

under beneath,

{, 0$) lying on worn under {, $) somewhat

ov,

as Subst. a darling.

go with

to

down under

used as Pass, of

f.

under or below ;

to lie

lay

:

pf.

:

Ion. for

Adv.

,-6,

-

in the heart.

aor. 2

:

. -,

by stealth.

neath,

cover,

to lie in

under or

-, -,

Pass, to lie

down under

II. to sit

fut.

to

irritate or excite secretly

to

f.

- -5,

or in a place, take

2. c. ace. pers.

-$,

down

down

sit

(properly perf. of

) -, short bach.

a hare.

:

to

wait for. fut. Att. to set down under: to place Med. to lie in ambush, Lat. subsidere. f. to set on fire from below. transit, to bend under, bend f. 2. intr. to turn short back, double, as II. metaph. to fall short of, c. ace.

ambush.

lie

Dep.

down under

one's station under.

:

Pass, to be provoked.

Ion.

to sit

:

'. -^, ,

:

—

-,

fut.

—

:

the boivl

3 sing. aor.

I

opt. of

aor. I inf. of

put

[]

^.[]

aor,

^ , () []

pass,

to

[]

Med. toreply, makeanswer, make a response: to expound, :

:

answer, of an oracle, to

II. in Att., of the actors, to speak dialogue, play a part on the stage, the part played being put in 2. ace; to play Prometheus. of a theatrical style, to exaggerate, rant. 3. metaph. to play a part, dissemble, play the hypocrite.

interpret.

,=

$.

a reply, an77, playing a part on the stage, playstibject to a mortgage, to be pledged or mortgaged ing or acting, the player's art, declamation : also an the articles pledged. orator's delivery, elocution. 2. metaph. the playf. to act as KtXivar-qs to give the ing a part, feigning, hypocrisy. time in rowing. one who answers 6, II. one who plays a Att. f. to proclaim by voice an interpreter or expounder. Med. to have a thing proclaimed or cried. part on the stage, a player, actor. 2. a dissembler, of herald:

-

inquiry

subject matter.

€€ -, , — -, : -(:— ;

-€€, ,

( -,

low or a on.

6. to be

:

aor. I to move bemove gently : metaph. to urge gently intr. to move a little or gently; no city wotdd ever have moved so gently. f.

-\,, , down

slowly

to bend the knees under one, sink of an expiring lamp, to flicker.

f.

-, -, -, :

weep

to

[d],

f.

degrees.

f.

,

to steal

he defrauded in a matter.

-, , -, to lay

to be laid or lie

prowess der

:

—

:

—

under:

under.

f

elocution

—

underneath or by

underhand:

—

", like

Pass, to

under one or by one^s

to be

f.

,

to

(sub.

wash

or cleanse

flooded, as with mischief.

an actor

:

:

),, f.

the art

below

something

eloctition.

of a harper strik-

to strike gently,

f.

:

II.

aor. I pass,

— Med.,

c.

:

—

to

ace. pers. to keep

secret from one. f.

ov,

to

croak against.

running upon wheels.

f.

:

aor.

stoop under, esp. under a

I

:

yoke

Medes submitted

down, prostrate oneself:

;

a load be put oa.

—

to

bend or

oi

to the Persians

to stoop

peep into a place.

:

let

of delivery,

skilled in

metaph. to take word, to break in upon, interrupt, attack.

to stoop so as to

from

befitting

to beat time.

:

•-, 0-[, , -5, -, the

-

Hence

suited for speaking or delivery

the

to conceal un-

Pass, to be hidden under.

{)•-\,

:

,

,

hide under or beneath

Pass., aor. I

to rout

{)

,

ing the strings

Pass, to be rotited, scattered before one. f.

—Pass,

, -,

,} -, (

to break

the

II.

pretender, hypocrite.

up

in secret.

6
,

swer.

$]

little,

II.

\)irOKpi(ris,

down

:

to

bow

to drink, also II.

c.

ace,

to stoop the shoulder so as to

. . ) - —

:

—

) -, -, -,., Med.

(,

of the woman,

become pregnant ; aor.

-5,

Att.

to con-

6,

(Jjiro,

thigh.

-8, -'^.,

the hip-bone, or the

ridicule a

{-5,

ov,

somewhat

little

or underhand.

deaf, rather deaf.

aor. 2 inf. of f.

aor. 2

:

pass.

:

(cf

:

pf.

to take

:

up from below, take on one's back, Lat. suscipere. 2. catch up, come suddenly upon, overtake : of events, to follow 7iext, come next. 3. to take up a word and answer, to reply, rejoin, retort ; often in aor. 2

(

he said in answer. 4. to take II. up the conqueror ,^^•>^ with him, Lat. excipere.

part.,

=

to take or receive

somewhat smooth,

ov,

take up a notion, assume, understatid

to

, -, -, ,^

be

supposed;

favour.

'

hand :

.

draw away,

Pass, to

V.

entice.

supposed

-,,

dawn.

f.

, ,,

to

f.

pour a to

libation therewith or to.

leave remaining, leave be-

II. Pass., with o( things, to fail one, fail. to be left behind, stay behind to stay behind ; the expedition: generally, to remain behind, to be left over and above. 2. to be left behind or distanced of stragglers, to lag by any one, properly in a race behind : metaph. to be inferior to one. 3. absol. to fail, come to an end: also to fall short of what one expects. 111. Med. to leave a thing behind one, c. ace. to leave remaining, keep in re>erve ; to leave cause for reproach against oneself. iiTro-XeTTTOS, ov, somewhat fine or delicate. to make rather fine or delicate.

hind.

2.

med. or at home

fut.

:

:

{-, -,

to

make white underneath : — V^ss.,

-, -, ,,(,

,

become white underneath or somewhat white. to desist gradually. f. the vessel under a press to receive the wine or oil, a vat, Lat. lacus. verb. Adj. of one must

to

-, ,

08)

(^) ^^^

suppose or understatid.

€$,.

up a word ;

(

a taking or catching

in turn, alternately.

)

2.

II. a taki?ig in a certain sense, a rejoinder, reply. an understanding, opinion.

-, -, --,

ov,

less, slighter

gen. ovos,

(,

or smaller. ov,

somewhat

stony.

collateral

form of

somewhat

\.

Dep.

:

to

:

tivos to take account account; of a thing, Lat. rationem habere rei. ov Adj. taken into account, held ac-

-5,

coimtable, responsible.

viTTO-Xonros, ov, left behind, staying behind: sur-

viving, Lat. superstes.

-8,

,

a lieutenant.

(,

ov,

under the lyre ; on which the strings rest.

a bridge of reed

\y\ : aor. plqpf. :

f.

Pass., pf.

-:

1

—

-^:

pf.

[i3]

Ep. 3 sing,

:

to loosen, untie 3 pi. or unbind from below, loosen or slacken gradually ; yuia he loosened his limbs under him, i. e.

aor. 2 pass,

:

gave him

hold up or check a horse. gen. ios, shining with inferior is, From light, gleaming. f. to shine in under, to gleam beneath. II. to shine a little, begin to shine or to

Att.

f.

take into accotmt or consideration. , taking into account, a reckoning,

\€ (€ the

IV. to seize under-

2. to suspect.

to

—

somewhat dainty.

ov,

under one's protec-

accept or entertain a proposal.

2. to

tion.

741

worn smooth.

I part,

-,'/ . , -,\ -) , -, ) 5 - -^ -,, ,

ceive, to

— —

so in Pass., his death-blow II. to loose were relaxed u/ider him. from under the yoke : to loose from bonds, set free by 2. to untie a person's sandals /rom under stealth. Med. to his feet, take off his shoes, unshoe him :

his limbs

^.

-, ) :

-5,

take off one's

own sandals

or shoes, opp. to

ov, rather long, longish.

(,

Pass,

soft or

to

grow

cowardly by degrees.

-, {--

by degrees

:

—

Att.

-, ,

to soften

f.

a

little

or

Pass, to be softened gradually. ov,

-oTepos. to

—

Att.

somewhat mad, crazy

-, ,

.

,

Comp.

knead underneath:

to

f.

:

smear or rub underneath.

'•-€, •, -,

l

inf.

of

ov, gen. ovos,

as Subst.,

somewhat

among

oi,

--€€€ -€, or

From

-€,

behind

:

-^

fut.

to stay at

alive.

II.

less or inferior:

home.

I

2.

-

must abide, :

to survive,

stay

to

remain

await another,

trans, to abide or

2. c. ace. rei, to be

bide his attack.

or gently.

the Spartans, subor-

verb. Adj. one aor.

:

little

(peers).

dinate citizens, opp. to

endure.

a

[a], to smile

f.

aor.

to

patient under,

abide patiently, szibmit to, endure : absol. to stand ground, stand firm : c. inf. to undertake to do to abide the a thing. 3. to wait for an event issue of a thing. 4. to uphold, support, maintain. to

one's

-, f.

mix among

or up with.

:

:

pf

-, .—:

secretly, c. dat.

;

pass, II.

?

aor.

:

to

yfi

land.

I

-'^ — :

to

come near run close under

intr. to

I.

put one in mind or remind one of a thing. 2. c. ace. rei, to bring back to one's mind, II. Pass, and Med., f. mention, suggest. c.

ace, pers. to

-'•

. ' - --,, ——

— —

—

, . . , ', . -, {) -, -, ,. . -, -). — -, , -, ,

-(

742

-, aor.

:

to

mind, remember

woman impf.

to

:

pf.

:

:

make mention

—

to call

serving for pay, hired, retained. to court a Dep.

ov,

contr.

underhatid or behind her husband's back. Ep. 3 Ion. pass, of

€€.

;

aros, to, a remetnbrance, memorial,

inf.

I

)-€,

a reminding,

to interpose by oath.

aor.

II.

—

to

I

-

Med.

swear

in

()

-, -,

-(:.

{, $)

ov,

rather stupid or

-, )-€5, ) -5, -, -, I

beneath: metaph. to

Med.

consume

to eat

:

secretly,

{, ^^) under under {,

Ne'ium, lying at

Dep.

f.

there

was a

,

—

little

,

snowy night.

-€,

snow a snow:

to

[tl,

f.

little, f.

act.

2

,

promontory

to

^,

swim under,

— impers.

dive.

a

Pass.,

vTTOTT€a€lv, aor. 2

to

become dark-coloured by

of

inf.

[]

:

to con-

to enter-

i'is

pf. pass,

-, , -( -, -, ^ f.

to

:

:

spread out under, lay under.

somewhat rocky.

ov,

to

f.

:

—

play the ape a aor.

f.

to fill

a

little, fill

little.

i

by degrees

.•

—

pass.

Pass.,

to abou7td with children. to set

[t],

f.

:

-, -^

gradually or slowly,

to keep

f.

on

burn from

fire,

-

pf. to drink on drinking or tippling: ;

:

pf.

:

aor.

2

2. to fall under or down, sink. down before anyone of a flatterer, to cringe to,

to fall

-,

fawn to

on.

:

3. to fall behind, fall in the rear.

get in under or among.

fall out, happen to think covertly, suspect

to

:

degrees, esp. of grapes, to begin to ripen.

:

little:

Dep.

:

Lat. suppedere.

rather tipsy.

the clouds.

the

jecture, guess, guess at;

. 5,

away

undermine.

base.

its

of

aor.

below or gradually.

ov,

ov,

of

pi.

•-€, '. €5

f.

incorrect form of aor.

from

silly.

dwell under.

to

Ep. pf. part. nora. of

- —-€8, {, ,-:

2. to stay proceedings bar of further proceedings. by making an oath, apply for a longer term on davit : to plead in excuse of non-appearance. II. a remaining behind. , a holding out, endurance, patience : c. gen. patience under, endurance of a thing.

\)-5,

mittere.

break wind a

II.

:

65,

to

pf.

of

remembrance. Med. to betroth underhand.

calling to mind.

:

send under or into, c. ace. II. send as a scout or spy, Lat. sub-

to

f.

send secretly

sent covert-

pf.

,

ecus,

memo-

2. in plur, notes,

strew under. hungry, begin to

to

From

•-€, ,

to

randum, reminder : mention. memoranda, Lat. comfnentarii.

)-•5,

pi.

[],

to be rather

, despatched underhand,

Lat. submissus.

ly,

Hence

aor.

be hungry.

:

:

,

f.

f.

of.

of things,

III.

-,

to, befall.

,

II.

to

. -, . -, ) -, -^, $. -, -. . -, -€, Att.

f.

smear with

to

pitch or tar.

{,

770-05,

/ios) under mount a, ov, Hence Placos near Troy cf. 1. a [] a hidden meaning or sense : II. 2. , somewhat fiat or extended. suspicion, conjecture, guess, supposition, fancy. somewhat salt : cf. the true meaning which lies at the bottom of a thing. pretty ov Att. Adv. underground, by pipes. From going underground, under- full of c. gen. ov, f. to sail close under. II. as Subst. ground. , an undergen. Att. for ground passage, mine, Lat. cuniculus : a water-pipe. Att. f. to strike beneath. to be somewhat sickly. f. Ion. for to go down, sink, settle down, f, f. to blow underneath, blow Lat. subsidere : of a river, to abate, retire, fall. gently. to prick underneath : to sting. f. a footstool. TO, to tell in a foreign accent. f. Med. to make to bring under: f. wooden tmderneath, vttO-^UXos, ov, subject to oneself, bring into one's power, win by made of wood plated over. II. in Med. also to assume, put on. secret arts. or -«, f. to shave or

tain a suspicion of one.

,

, {,

{) 5,

, -, , ,

-«, -«, ,,

-, ,,

) -| ,€5, ) )

-|€;,

{,

{,

cut off some of the hair:

•6-5, ,

-|,

,

ov,

{,

-, f.

[],

to

half-shaven.

under the rasor. scrape a little : to graze

slightly, Lat. stringo. f.

by degrees or underhand.

and

,

:

to thrust aside

-, -, , $) ) -8, -, -, -^, -{,

ov,

—

{, Dep.

,

to

somewhat gray. go under : go secretly.

los, with a calf under with a child at the breast. Ep. and Ion. little or by degrees, []

it

:

of a mother, to

appease a

^. -, ) -, -, {) ', -, {, ) -, -, ^ •-, -, , -€€ --, —

:

—

—

:

—

:

.

—

:

—

Dep.

(,

viro-iTTepos, ou,

swift-winged, fleet

,

f.

teeth) secretly.

winged:

have suspicion of, also to suspect, surmise Pass.

to be suspicious,

suspect that, c. inf.

:

to trip up one's throw down, Lat. supplantare. f.

also soaring, flighty

:

—

heels, to upset,

•-05,

shadowed

,,

as

masc.

^ ) shaded

suppliants,

branches.

by

their

olive-

—

burn by a slow or smoulderingflre away, []

to

of

f.

tinder the shade, over-

ov,

of

:

From

io be suspected, mistrusted.

dig under, trench.

to

;^
f.

£]

irrepov) feathered,

743

(-^, , {,

buy under the price.

to

gnash (the

to

:

Pass, to s7noulder

pf Pass. to sufof a horse, shy. Ep. part, -ttctt- fer want a little, c. gen. rei, pi. to crouch or cower down stinted or in want of food. f crouching under from fear ; ireraXois [], to draw away from under, 'to withdraw secretly : Med., the leaves. II. metaph. to crouch or coiver beto give a slight pull at one's horse's rein. absol. to be modest, abashed. fore another uiro-cTTTOvSos, under a truce or treaty, ov, f. of looked at from under : looked askance at, viewed with suspicion secured by treaty : subject to the conditions of a truce or treaty : rohs jcpovs oT jealousy, suspected. II. act. suspecting, fearor ing, Lat. suspicax : as Subst., to giant or ask for a truce to take up sus^picion, the bodies of the slain. jealousy. Adv. with suspicion, jealoiisly. that which settles at the •iiir-opOpios, ov, also, a, ov, opOpos) towards bottom, sediment. morning, about dawn, at break of day. aor. 2 opt. of aor. 2 part, of f, piirh) to fan from below Adj., siispicious, jealous f.

:

pf.

:

:

:

:

, {, , ) €, 5 , , {) , . , -, , . 5, {) -, , -, . , , -, -, ) -, -( —

:

{,

,

(,

, (,

,

or gently.

f.

aor.

:

— —

-Sipcfa

I

from under,

rouse gently or gradually : Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pf. 2 arise from under or gradually.

to stir

,=

reed;

:

,

f.

metaph.

-€,

-,

(in act. sense)

to

to

:

flow away under

glide into unperceived, Lat. subrepere ; to flow or 2. to slip away : of the hair, fall in gradually. fall

ofl^:

of Time, to run on.

and

—

underneath Pass, gradually open.

-,

f,

—,

be rent

io

to

from

make

break beneath, break

-, -, , . -, -, -, -, 0-€

-

a lamb under

(,

ov,

)

it.

Att.

to

poet, for vnapvos, with

to

f.

Dep.

f.

dig under, under-

to

-, , -, -, --, -, -^, , -, ,

below or gently,

set in

motion a io

f.

indicate quietly:

c.

:

to

slightly

shakefrom

to

dat.,

to be dlent io or

f.

f

during.

pass over in silence. a Utile. to stir from underneath, of fire. to

to halt

f.

{,

f.

{, ^) under

the roof,

under

covered over. to cover, stow, hide under.

,-€\

f.

:

aor. :

—

pf down, lower, II. Med. to

1

to

:

let

to furl, strike sail, etc.

or shrink back from, shrink from the presence 2. to cloak, conceal, suppress through fear :

^ €\(5

-, , , €( of.

grow up

2.

pass,

:

to

with no

. , . -, . , -, , - (.-< —

f

tone.

II. c.

to sigh

or

moan

in

vwTOis

ace,

be groans under the weight of heaven

-€, -, his back.

=

f

to sigh or

groan

low

in a

tone, begin io

sigh or groan.

aor. 2 inf of

little.

give a hint of intimate,

make signal by sound of trumpet. f.

'--€,

'•-€,

take in

un-

set

of corn.

,ov,

on

somewhat rotten, tainted. sound the trumpet f.

like ears

cover of a house.

an under

dance with or io

17^0;, to

:

Adj. of

borne, endured, to be borne or endured.

II.

dissimulation.

music.

Ep.

substance, nature, essence.

:

verb.

absol. to dissemble;

mine.

f.

der.

draw

,=

Att.

f.

ov,

,

gradually

aor. 2

to

to

subsistence, reality

Pass,

and

that which settles anything set under,

II.

a support : metaph. the groundwork or subject-matter of a thing. 2. metaph. the foundation or ground III. of hope or confldence, confidence, resolution.

up.

pf.

:

softly

of the pipe. sew underneath, io patch up

pass,

f.

io

at the bottom, sediment.

the soft note

make

to devise,

sounding

II.

up

Pass,

:

from a

,

($,

f.

,

to

underprop.

^ sing. aor. 2 imperat. of f to shine a little, shine softly. a letting down or lower-

,

, {(\)

-3|,

ing of

sails

:

a shrinking back.

II.

submission.

=

also

and

:

. - ^ -: , $ -, . , -, €, -6 -( , -€ : -, € . , () - -, {) , . -, -, -, . , . . , -, ^, , ^{)€\ , , . , . , . , ^: €, : {) -, . - -^, -, . -, -, -, : -5, 3 {) , -, -, -,

:

—

744 fut.

—

—

—

:

-^

and

aor.

and

pass,

-.—to

:

pf.

-€$,

-,

)-8,«, -(:—

under as lieutenant.

f.

{,

gen. ios,

is,

eV, aor. i pass. part,

from

Pass., aor. I

:

payment,

act. receiving

a lieutenant-general.

discharge, liquidate

aor. 2

pf.

II. turn round about, guide back. intr. to turn short round, wheel round, turn and flee: and aor. i to return : so in fut. med. Hence pass. 3. to turn away, elude a person. Ep. aor. i opt. of a turning round: a

—

:

rt'Aos) subject to taxes

f.

:

Pass., aor.

:

away

to cut

gen.

c.

Ion.

:

to

-€

-€

I

II.

and

pf.

:

--

or tinder: to cut unfairly.

to cut off, Lat. intercipere ; cut off all ground for hope

:

II.

• — to

Med.,

so also in

;

(

to cut off one s passage Pass., to be cut offiiom the

,

,

off,

tribute, be tributary.

or tribute, tributary, Lat. vectigalis, tribtitarius.

From

,

pay

a cross-wall.

pay

to

f.

absol. to

to serve

to

:

Jay

aor. I inf. of f.

Att. to», to build a wall under f. Hence build a cross-iuall. fcus, 17, the building of a cross-wall; and

- €5, -€,,, ,

—

Med,, io strew spread, lay or s/r^ii^ under : tinder for oneself: 3 sing. pf. pass., which has copper laid under it.

or across

:

ships.

turning about, either to flee or to rally; 1^ Lat. denuo, again, anew : also on the contrary. that which is

—

f.

aor. I

:

aor. 2

:

put under, make subject. 2 to place under as a foundation to lay down esp. in Med. to lay down as a principle or rule for spread or strewed under, a bed, litter. 3. to propose to oneoneself, presuppose, premise. = argument : to propose to to whistle gently, rustle. self for discussion or f. or c. dat. II. to suggest, mostly in Med. do. to drag down : to trip up. [v] pers. to advise, counsel, admonish : c. inf. to advise f. 7/, to bind tight below. III. to put down as a deposit or one to do a thing. 2 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of 2. to stake, stake, pawn, pledge, mortgage: hence, aor. 2 imperat. of hazard, venture. 3. to lay in store, store up, keep. aor. 2 med. inf. of Med. as Att. law-term, f. a promidng. -, Ep. for to propose a less penaltyfor oneself, to lay the damages — :

$, ,

place under

to

to

:

.

,

-, ,

:

,

-,

, 6^5.

a promising, proto fulfil a

6cus, 17,

engagement promise ; mise,

€5,

ment of a

;

to receive the

fulfil-

--, *-,

at a lower rate.

to bore throtigh below.

obsol.

sjibordination, subjection.

— Pass,

little

:

f.

to

-,

son or thing.

contr.

:

to stir up, trouble

:

,

f.

from below

to be

ing out

from under;

the plains

-; : — -( Att.

f.

-€, :

:

pf. pass.-T€Ta7/iat•.

aor. I

:

under,

—

3. to strain to the utmost,

make

intense.

to

to suspect a per-

to

bring up secretly or in

to foster or cherish secretly.

and

fut.

—

pf.

low.

III. to

deceive.

f.

to stretch

Dep.

:

to lisp a little.

:

to

rtm

II.

-,

back, give ground.

.

one, be afraid

f.

gradually. a dish

;

cf.

to

to tremble II.

c

aor. 2

under; b the dog ran run under or be-

run

in

in between, intercept.

to insinuate oneself into anyone's

put under as a prop or stay. 2. to hold out before or towards, to hold out, suggest hopes, to promise, Med. to propose by way of question, stiboffer mit.

also c. ace.

;

utider the horse's legs.

place or arrange under, subject. f.

softly.

also as

Toiis

a stretchiftg or spread-

that stretch below. to

hum

or

(u'ttotttos)

:

-,

f.

Med.

succession:

dwelling below Tartarus.

,

to

Ep. for

to be

,(6,

f
murmur

I

,

f.

:

somewhat troubled. somewhat afraid: c. ace. thing, to fear a little. be somewhat afraid of Taprapos) under Tartarus,

or a

aor.

:

suspect or surmise that

pass.-TeTapa7/iat

to

aor. I

f.

From

Att.

fut.

:

=

a plant cut off at the root for magic

Ion. for

pf.

-,

or

aor. 2 subj. of

aor. 2 part, of

purposes.

formed

are

pf.

bear, endure, submit to.

aor. 2 part, of

,

whence

pres.,

aor. 2

pro7nise.

^7,

:

IV.

good graces, flatter, a

little

:

to shrink

ace. to tremble at any-

o/him.

,

to

II. to

rub beneath, rub or wear away grate or pound ingredients for [t]

—

-,

,

—^.

() -,, , , {) {) () {-^,

— —

•5, ,

to chirp or whistle softly.

,

,

to look sharp

anyone. trembling a

ace. to tremble before

c.

sour.

under or a

to tremble

f.

:

and

,

II.

little.

little,

some-

turning

a

back,

re-

-, 4, •-, -, -

turning back, returning

UTTOTpoiros, ov,

or returned home.

to run under. an undertone. aor. 2 -irpdyov to

poet, for

hum

to

-, -,

in

f.

underhand or

:

:

, {,

rvnos)

, Aeol.

, : ^^

'-€,

aor.

:

i

() —

(cf.

:

a

to str.ke or

' •,

push down,

to strike

to

bear or carry away

Ion.

.

to flee from

shrink back.

little,

under, evade:

-4$4, (€,hold the

of

office

{,

,

From

an announcer or ma priest who declares an

terpreter of the divine will,

\,

f.

spare ox forbear.

•, -, , )

to retire

to

adumbrare.

to

under, to bear out of danger, to rescue. II. to bear or carry by being under, to bear or support a burden: generally, to bear, endure, stiffer. III. to hold 02it under or before : to hold out, suggest, 2. to pretend, allege. proffer. f.

to sketch out, Lat.

^:

Dep.

f.

f

5, {, $)

for

-€, -^,

eat

secretly.

f.

{,

a secret luhispering.

aor. 2

return, recurrence.

II.

generally, a

los,

what fearful. pulse.

a small light glimmering through a narrow opening. From
-, -, -,

an acid dish of hole various ingredients grated and pounded up together; V rro aros,

74^

oracle.

under the surface of a thing vnorvipas later also [], f. he draws it up dipping with the bucket [^ aor. i aor. 2 inf. under the st/rface ; part, pf. to haste before, be or dipping doivn with a cup she gave him of get beforehand ; getthe gold. ting beforehand he pierced him through the middle €o;s, 17, a general re[>re- with a spear so in aor. 2 med. part., sentation, outline, Lat. adumbratio : a copy pattern. KTCivev he killed him beforehand. vTT-ovQarios, a, ov, under the udder, to feel secret envy at. f. hence sucking, [a] ov, a little envious or jealous : Adv. ov, of -wounds,festering under -vws, somewhat jealously. the scar, only skirmed over : hence unsojind or rotten f. to set on fire or heat from below. underneath, hollow, unreal ; koWos ov, in return for murder, a fair outside that skins over evils below. avenging murder. uir-ovpavios, ov, oipavos) under heaven or the , suggestion : in plur. counsels. heavens : reaching up to heaven. From

)

;

\((

:

(-)

) )

{,

,: , , €, , -,

{,

f.

'.

to

{opys)

:

be of service

—

pf. act.

to

c.

:

-, ace

pass,

Med.

officium plaisance.

-,

rendering bring

,

bad sense, obsequiousness,

^, {,

contr. for

-:

service, serviceable, f.

to light

5

in

:

from

aor.

ttnder

;

I

com-

:

to.

—

to

to

. ,

-5, ($,

spring

;

cf

:

ics,

so also of the

.

the priestess

aor.

Dor. for

of an oracle.

or a

-

to call gently to.

2

[],

,

{,

), ,

first

III.

to

dawn,

appearance of

-

hands, in the hand

-,

:

pass,

-€

aor.

€

- ((

Ep.

I

under, poxir out for another ;

:

of

to be

^

make subject. :

—

of dry things,

the leaves strewn under their feet

fern,

little.

{, (')

3 sing, plqpf.

:

or spread under

of a somewhat

to

;

the

snaffle-

under one's under anyone's power or con-

trol, subject to; f.

under

a kind of

gape or yawn open a

to

give

to

:

$)

)

ov,

(sc.

fierce look.

shew or

Dep.

;

retire slightly.

, {,

viro-xapoiros,

to

:

aor. 2 part, of

little,

bridle;

fiery

$ ($

under the gates. shine forth a little : of morning,

glimmer

f.

pf.

:

hidden tinder.

tiiro-xiipios, ov, also a, ov,

feet are seen

break,

,

-, -, ,

way gradually

f.

:

to lie

- - -,

conducive

he drew the stool from under the table. 2. to shew a little, give a glimpse of. II. Pass, to shew oneself or to be seen under ; Tas intr.

little.

bridle.

*€^)

to conjecture.

Att.

.•

shudder a

,

^,

{^)

Lat.

($

-, ^- -, - -, ^. -,,

vvovpyeiv to do the Athenians good service ; services thai have been rendered. Hence a service rendered. verb. Adj. of one mtat serve or be kind to. service, duty rendered, ,

,

—

-€, , -, -, -5, ,{, )

render service, to serve, succour neut.

:

;

(,

-5,

:

:

:

:

pf.

to

pour

to

strew

tois

nietaph. in Pass.

spread or steal over one gradually; distrust stole over him.

-

;

—

) -,, {) $.

746

•-5, , (,

under the earth, sub-

ovos, 6,

,=

subject,

one

rtvos a king's subjects.

also c. gen.,

{-68, , gen. , {, xpeos) :

-, —-

,

subject to debt,

embarrassed, Lat.

of property, involved,

in debt:

obaeratus.

[t]

f.

Lat. sublinere

little,

,

-5, -, ,

face under the

7€

aor. I act.

:

to

:

eyes.

f.

go

back, recoil

from the plain; withdraw from one's seat

-, ()

one, give

it

;

up to him.

11. to

go on

:

-,

or in

-OTfpos, somewhat sandy. suspicion, jealousy tivos to entertain suspicion

Comp. 17,

{) , . , --, , ) , ,^ ^€

;

II.

,

suspecius

;

hence viewed with suspicion. serving as fut. of

{,

f.

to

,

{$)

to

carry ones head high. throw back: Pass.,

,

$, ,

that

:

which

,

out with the under side uppermost;

is

stretched

hands stretched up in supplication, cp. Lat. supinis II. a backward fall. manibus. one must throw verb. Adj. o{ back.

virTios, a, ov,

$

{) with

^5 \\( the

;

of one falling,

he

he

fell

sails

on his back with planks belly upper-

turned bottom upwards ; yaaTrjp most. 2. generally, anything turned up, inverted a helmet with the hollow uppermost; so, Kpavos a cup with the bottom but, a half-wheel with the concave uppermost ; aipls side uppermost. 3. of Place, sloping away from one, sloping evenly and gradually. Hence f. to turn over, upset.

$

\

;

, , -, -,

, . , . {, ()

ov, also a,

arm

or elbow.

push or thrust away. ov, under

to

{)

{, ()

med. of an oath taken to bar pro, ceedings at law, an application for delay upon affidavit : it was resisted by an y aor.

I

eyes, the

a blow

generally, like

II.

-,

€, -5,

affiiction.

:

part under the

the

,.

eye.

{,

-,

opos) the foot of a the roots of a

mountainous track : plur. mountain, Lat. radices montis,

3 sing. pf. intrans. of

.

ov, also a, ov,

-,

"TPXA, ,

=

ov,

an earthen

{,

and

77,

pig, boar or sow, a

ace.

:

lame pig

:

—

the

generally,

:

vessel for pickledfish,

$ []

gen.

under

6po
in a house

(Aeol. word.)

jar, Lat. orca.

a pickle-

$,

like

a

but vs aypios a

;

-, {^, ) ^, , {)

wild boar.

*2, ,

a shrub from which comes the dye

vayivov.

dipped or

is,

dyed

in

scarlet.

5, ,6$,

,

€

of

aor. I pass,

*T2MI'NH

,

6$.

».

[i], 17, irreg. dat.

a fight,

Ep. word. Dor. for Dor. for

iSos,

^0$,

-,

or

was drawn across a when the racers were "fj,

rope which '/$, , and was let down

to start.

II.

the snare of

the aromatic plant hyssop.

$, ($

word.)

, ov, —

5,)

=

as Adv., last, at last,

,

ov,

(cp.

[a]

(Comp.

€,

Ion.

—

day ;

(sub.

come

later

wards. than,

i

:

mostly

in

properly

the

€ (€ Ion.

17*70;

of

II.

come

as Adv.,

on the day day after, following on the following day, next

-),

day, Lat. postridie: generally, Pass., aor.

(sc.

-«, , {($) the womb, gen. -(.

{) ^' ) }

utmost,

q. v.) last,

al. Ion.

v»crT€patos, a, ov,

after;

=

;, )

($,

:

( ,

plur.

,

(Oriental

hindmost: neut.

last,

hindmost, of space also of time, and the last day: neut. last, at last.

'-

race-cotirse,

(Deriv. uncertain.)

the fowler.

:

\^$, =

. ,

07705,

battle,

. ^.

the front of the fight

to the fight.

5,

dye of scarlet colour.

a vegetable

Aeol. for

for

f.

the

Hence

a striking under the eye

a black

the eye,

under side uppermost,

bent back, laid back, on one's back, Lat. supinus, resu-

pinus

,

combat;

bend oneself back to II. transit, to bend or his head is stretched

{)

under

, , ( , 5, $

underbid or

cheat in the ptirchase of provisions. f.

face.

mixed swine,

to admit of susof things, a jealous watchfulness, censoriousness. viewed from below, Lat.

of a person picion.

back.

it,

one under the : metaph. to

-, , {, ) $,

T2,

in succession.

, having sand under

Ion.

honour of

2. c. ace. pers, to retire be-

fore, avoid meeting.

with sand, sandy

in

blue

vex or annoy greatly.

roof,

to retire to

affltct,

under cover of a house, under shelter.

containing a mixture of gold. to

, or

pass.

to besmear or : paint or colour the

smear under or on

to

:

anoint a

to

control,

and

generally, to beat black

mortify,

under

to strike

f.

eye

terraneous.

vTTO\os,

. , , {)

—

.

:

aor. I :

Place,

/6, :

{($)

to

of Time,

too late

=

c.

come

gen.

:

later, next.

pf.

:

to

be behind,

after rei, to

for ;

or

come

after-

€

lafer

they were five days too late for the battle dat. pers. to be too late

for him

:

absol. to

come

:

c.

late

— ——

:

—

, (,

metaph. to come short of, be thing. be robbed of 2. to be

or too late. inferior to

:

want of

III.

also to

—

want. Hence things, to fail, lack, be wanting.

in

, a coming

aros,

'{)€8,

IV. of

in Pass, to be in

(ojs,

{()

,

a coming short

want,

:

—

Att.

f.

:

aor.

1

(-

:

II. come after, come later or too late. cvyueic. gen. rei, to come later than ; to be one day behind the day apIII. metaph. to come short of, be inpointed. IV. to be in want of to lack. ferior to, c. gen.

pos)

:

to

^} } $

(€

($

-,

) 5,

ov, {varfpos,

€-5,-75,, , with

€5, ,

ov, (Sup.

the latter,

:

($

of

coming after, following, opp. to Time, after, later, too late; c.

-npOTcpos.

later than a p^^son

too late for a thing

. c.

:

gen.

rei,

gen.,

with Preps., ks varfpov afterwards

;

kv

so,

II.

;

6-8,

(ycmpos,

ov,

€-»5,

,

echoing.

{(5,

ov,

()

)

after, late-destroying.

destroying

sounding

after,

5,

and

iSos,

77,

ov,

€(, ',

shot.

II.

^,

a whip for punishing slaves.

Dor. for

(,

)

Ion. impf. of '.

Pass., aor. I

:

weave

.

pf.

:

a web.

to

• :

weave

II. absol. to

;

weave,

()

) •$ ,

make, construct, fabricate. a taking away under , or underhand, a purloining, pilfering. 2. to

-€ '.

pf.

part.

Ion.

($,

Ion.

:

Pass., aor.

7($1. :

f.

/:. :

i

aor. 2

:

pf.

:

f.

:

aor.

:

Ion.

I

- ~ ^, .,

:

-^ —-^ Ion.

aor, I

to snatch

:

;

later

f.

--€$,

part, of

poet, for

), £(9,

[5]

Ep. 3

:

take

to take

i

med.

thing woven, web,

pi.

pass part, of

pf.

:

aor.

$, , (^)

woven garment.

:

away from under,

away underhand, filch away, Lat. surripere word ojit of one's mouth, interrupt.

the

,$ '.

Adv.

slackly, less violently or insolently, quietly, Lat. sub-

misse.

•-€, (,

cfffa)

Causal aor.

under or secretly; Ion. set men in ambush.

-6€, away

of

i

,,

part.,

)-€€, verb. Adj.

hndoas

verb. Adj. of

-, ) -( -€^£

or

placed having

one must support. one must draw

under or underhand.

:

(cf.

[C]

aor.

:

i

^-

to

:

, -, «5, :

—

trail along, as a pair

(-

)-

to seize

$,

() — :

['\

:

ace. to

neut.

.. -

slippers.

aor.

) € {) -€, .'/ -', -€

c.

I

{,

as Adv., aboitt evening.

pi.

a weaving, web

"fj,

;

woven garments.

ovos, 6,

=

f.

go just before, the way to do,

:

pf.

guide, lead the way. instn/ct in a thing.

, -, , ,. , ?,

$-5,

drive after or behind.

lead

to,

:

prove

€a;s,

Dep. 2. to

to

(

\'€-

-(

or

to creep

to

W. to underneath or inwardly, to seize secretly. 2. to take away something of, draw from under. III. Med. c. gen. 3. to draw away, seduce. to take away from underhand, filch away, purloin : or tivos to deprive one secretly of a thing. 2. to make away with underhand, keep out of the way. ov, {ino, &\s) under the sea ; the darkness of the deep.

of

Ion. 3 pi. aor. 2 med. opt. of ace. pi. of aor. 2 part, of

under or secretly ; it crept far on secretly, spread abroad. II. steal upon, come over. pos, ov, towards evening ;

(cf.

cTpne

\- ,

III. metaph. to spin, contrive, plot, ply the loom. or plan, devise, Lat. texere, as,

.€5,

woven

pf pass, to set on fire from underneath: metaph. to inflame secretly, excite. 2. absol. to light underneath : to light afire under or in a place. :

f,

later

in the

inwoven with figures.

along under one,

aor. I

swung

:

sing. pres. imperat.

suffused with blood, blood-

hot-blooded.

f.

2

verb. Adj. of

) ,

in

draw away under, underhand or gently ; to draw one away by the two legs to draw away by undermining, of diminish by drawing from under: Med. to draw

a hedgehog, porcupine.

77,

Hence

»€, '/. -,,

-,

,

cloth

f.

"TSTPIS,

($,

ov,

poet, for

(;

later than these events.

-, ,

Hence for weaving : skilled a weaver.

of or

weaving.

nvos

III. standing after, and f£ inferior, weaker ; yvvaiKos iiarcpos under a woman's is used as Adv. IV. the neut. power. of Time, after, afterwards, hereafter, in future, for c. gen., the future ; also

k^

,

,

—

:

747

?, , ,()

. , ,

late-avengi?ig.

latefoot, late-coming. q. v.)

—

weaving, woven.

short, deficiency.

need.

. ,

——

3.

:

to

shew

hence also

Hence a leading, guiding ; and

a thing.

,

fjpos, o,

and

, , one who

leads the way, a conductor: metaph. a leader, adviser, aor.

of

I

to

f.

-5,

,

{,

be a charioteer

$)

— Pass,

to

From

the

charioteer,

subordinate to the warrior in his chariot.

as

) -, —

—

—

-, , ,^. -, -;, , {,

748

somewhat

gen. ovos, (yiro,

high

less or youfiger. f.

,- €

down

crouch

to sit or

:

sink or fall in. Ion.

f.

:

')

aor. I

:

pf.

:

in

send down, let lower the mast; 2. to put under, to let down the sails. put a young one under its dam, put it to suck : to put a child Med., of a woman,

to

her

pass.

down, to

own

(see

:

'$ ' sucUe

breasts, to

Lat. submittere

cretly,

$,

to

:

to

lower;

to

hence

:

pass. part,

pf.

;

ness.

opyrjs

absol.

2.

absol.

its

slacken,

in,

submit,

to

, - ), .

pass,

:

c. inf.

;

cold-

sur-

so in pf. do a thing to sail with lowered

siibmit to

to

give

submit,

to

Pass,

in

III.

render

upyTJs

the water abates

abate.

se-

slacken, relax

II. intr. to

or abate from a thing; c. gen. re', so in Med., to cease from anger

inUrai

-

engage

3. to

it.

secretly lurking.

:

part.,

s:iils.

3 sing, of

Dor. for :

impf., in

(cf

I.

:

and aor.

f.

or set under.

2. to

Causal

:

,

ground

in pres.

I

fut.

to

and

and

place

submit,

3. to

post secretly.

propose, suggest : so also in lay down, suggest ; et

thou shalt give some

:^ aor. I

med.

to

unless

for confidence.

II.

—

to pf. with aor. 2 act. stand under, be under or beneath ; that which is tinderneath, of milk, as opp. to to the top, the conies that which cream. 2. to place oneself under an engagement, engage or promise to do c. ace. cognato, absol. to promise. to make a promise 3.

Pass.,

(-

:

:

to

submit, yield to one

c.

to

inf.

4. c. ace. rei. to submit to.

do.

an

to undertake

under, hide oneself,

an

also

:

lie coficealed. :

subjuit to

put oneself

7•

absol. to

support

''^

stand one's

grou7id,face the enemy, Lat. subsistere.

at,

to

cari.

or as Dep. :

:

fut.

to look at from below, to look

view with II. to

)

suspicion,

Lat.

:

askance

suspicere,

stispi-

keep in view.

, -, — , ,, . , -5, ,, )-, •-, {)-05, ,

,

a stvineherd. f. to bring into harbour seAtt. cretly : Pass, to come to anchor secretly, or generally, to come to anchor. Hence i), a place for ships to run into, harbour. ioSy TO,

{J)S,

=

Ep. for

3

{^, .

,

pi.

of

{)((,

f.

to

carry

:

high-roofed, high-vaulted.

Ion. for iipay-.

. , -, {, )

talking

loftily,

vaunt-

ing.

€v, poet, for

Dor. for

)-5, , {\\$,

neck high.

, -,

crags.

05, , , (,

carrying the

with high

vxpoi) high, lofty, towering; highland country metaph. high, proud. to be highminded, hearing f.

a

lofty, stately,

$.

)

fem. gen. of

,

:

,

From

oneself haughtily.

,, , (^,

high-spiriied, haughty.

)-€5, -, "",

is,

fs,

—

)

highminded,

= (($. {, $) sounding on high.

gen. kos,

gen. €os,

).) ,

Adv. high, aloft, on high : on the high sea Sup. hence are formed Comp. set on high, standing

-5, , (,

-,

high, high-placed.

, (, -€€9, ,{', ^^)

,

•-05, , {v,yuv)with

high-thundering. high-grown, topmost. high limbs branches,

high-stemmed. []

-5, , {, ^)

of the benches

) . ) ) )

on the bench

sitting high or aloft

high-enthroned.

)-5, , {,

:

high-topped,

[]

vvJ/i-KiXcvGos,

, {,

{€, -€5, ,

high,

moving on high

lofty

horns

;

gen.

($)

is

with a path on

or aloft.

of

,

{,

-5, , {,

•-, -5, ,

Adv.

in phrase,

with lofty foliage, of the

{,

arrogantly.

with high boasts,

with high steeps or

{xixpX,

-5, -, , {,{,$)) high-beetling, built on a

cliff.

) -, ) -, -, ()

high-crested.

ovtos,

on high

:

,

-€€, -,

foliage.

[]

high-ruling, ruling

lofty.

, {, {, {, -••€5, , {,

placed.

-

Kepas) with high or

also

oak.

cliffs,

with high head,

an irreg. ace. a high-peaked rock.

there

in ships,

metaph. of Jove,

epovos) high-throned.

•-5, , {,

«s,

{, '^^)

€, ,

big talker, a boaster, braggart. f. and the neok high, strut proudly. From

carrying the neck haughty.

-€68, () -5, )-5, , (, '/^) 5, €, 5.

f's,

under water.

Ion.

towering

stately,

irreg. ace.

5.

6. to

office.

attack, to resist, withstand

-, (, )

(,)

,,

ivos,

hence

:

is, {y\l/L,

')

f.

:

high-built.

dwelling high in the clouds. Trayrjvai) built on high. with high ground, high-

(, , {,

).

€v, poet, for

with high leaves or

—

;

)

-€8, , , {,

-, -, -5, -, •-, )

soaring.

—

.

,

on high, sublime. ov, {vrpX,

2.

high, dwelling on high.

Comp. from Adv.

ov,

-8, ,

-8,

[], ovos,

)) ) ,

, ,

haughty.

,

higher, loftier.

ov, 6, (vipi,

{,

long-haired.

, -5,

{vxpos)

higher,

Adv.

{,

ov,

{) !,

•€, Adv.

; ,

in

f.

Ep. Sup. of

ov,

most

Pass., fut.

:

{$)

Comp. of

ov, Ep.

Hence

[]

sense

:

:

height, elevation.

aor. I

:

aor. I

Pass., fut. :

€5, Ep.

($, more

',

med.

pf.

:

—

to wet,

rained; part. neut. used absol.,

$

as

crtW

-

(',

, ,

:

6y(s, 2 sing. aor. 2 see ayuv. ylg, 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. see ^76»'. , (ay(v) a glutton, [a] for

:

3 sing. impf.

poet, for

€05, ,

,

ing, radiant

6$,

poet,

2.

see

, , :

beam-

)

Shining, one son of Apollo, famous

of the sun.

{$) shiniftg, beam2.

, ($.

of the voice, clear, dittinct.

(, , ۥ$,

of

fern,

— Comp. (($.

splendid, brilliant.

subj.

as Subst., the pi.,

(propeily part, of

for upsetting the chariot

aor. 2

pi.

3

only found in part,

to shine;

beaming, radiant: hence ing one, the Sun; neut. whole nights and days.

,

:

,

Dor. for

[a]

of the steeds of Morning.

Jove sent rain ; so, Oibs lift the god sends rain ; but the nom. was soon omitted, and u€t used impers., Hke Lat. pluit, it rains ; d v(

bril-

devour, consume, waste.

), 5, y, , , . €', {$)

to rain, Zfi/s uc

was raining heavily

rally, to eat up,

shining.

to heighten, raise, ele-

:

bril-

Ion. Ep. inf. of yov, with no pres. in use, used as aor. 2 of to eat, devour, c. ace. e. gen. to eat of a thing gene-

-,

on high, upwards, aloft, up. high, aloft, on high, up.

aor. 1

:

5, ,

pass,

\{ it

€5, ,

ayHv.

{vipos)

{)

Adv.

on high. high - roofed, high-

in height.

aor. I

water:

'« ,

Ep. for

height: the top, summit, crown:

eos, TO,

f.

)

(yxpos) high, aloft,

absol. in ace.

",

high, aloft, on high,

II.

vaulted.

vate, exalt.

high, from aloft, from

from on

above, over.

:

Ep. for

:

Adv.

above, Lat. desuper.

, 6,

lengthd. for

3 sing. aor. 2 of

aor. I pass, of

liant, brighter.

loftier.

8,

pi.

^, €,

Dor. and poet, for

liant, brightest.

high-minded,

Comp. from

ov, gen. ovos, poet.

$, quasi $.

, , (, . , $,

., 3

high-borne, soaring

ov, iy\pi,

on high.

as

position, as in

(pavfjvai)

«5,

,

for

it

.

as

of persons, most

{, $) beaming on high. seen on high. (,

(S,

{-5,

the Att. sometimes used

:

,

became

yyos

for

highest, loftiest

, ,

Adv.

Dor. and Ion.

in Aeol.,

I.

navos in Aeol., Dor. and Ion., is put for , as for was sometimes considered as a double consonant, so that a short vowel before it became long by

high gates.

ivith

the highest heavens.

€5, , -.

5 6$ . \ .

anoyyos for

ov, {vipT, -nvpyos) high-totoering.

, ov, Sup. from

.

the aspirate was often dropped, and

, {vxpX, iroKis) highest in one's city. gen. -rrobos, {vipi, vovs) , , neut.

:

749

Changes of

flying on high,

6,

high-footed

:

also like

3. generally,

)

poet, form of to shine, give light. did not rain on poet, form of , ace. Thera c. it rained ov, bringing light to gold. II. Pass., of places, to be rained on, to be mortals, shining on mortals. a lion dreriched with rain; wetted; contr.pos,o^', lightbringing. Thebes was rained upon; at the country is rained upon, it rains in the contr. for pi, of it

ve

for

:

c.

:

ace. loci,

seven years cognato,

€

oi-zi

605.

it

€5 @ €

'

country.

{$,

€-05

, ,

,,

(^,

€,

Ep. and Ion.

..

,

imperat. pres. and aor.

2

of

)

5, , a Phaea-

cian: the Phaeacians are in Homer inhabitants of the island of Scheria (afterwards Corcyra, now Corfu),

, , , 6,

and were famous hidecl., twenty-first letter

'

of the Greek

= 500, but = 500,000. numeral arose from the labial folThe Consonant lowed by the aspirate and was anciently written was and was expressed in Lat. by ph, though alphabet

,

:

as a

;

used to express the Lat./.

^

5,

-, ,

() $.

as sailors.

»,€8, (,

ov, also

(v, poet,

,

ov,

torm of

shining, brilliant:

metzph. famous, glorious, Lat. clarus. ovv,

{$,

mind.

,

, (,

)

vovs) of cheerful, joyous

beaming,

radiant:

—

750

, ,,

,

metaph. beaming or radiant with joy, jocund, gay. joyously, cheerily: also neut. pi. Adv. Hence as Adv.

-$,

, -

5, ,

brightness, lustre.

also

—

in Pass, to be cheerful

,

[],

to

make

, ^, -,

bright.

'.

f.

aor. I

— Pass,

*'0'2, , the

(:

From

was eaten

,

to brighten

up with joy. with a bright, joy-

lanx

, , €),

,

Ep. for

*.€€,

.

of

inf.

()

, -^ :

Att. also

fut.

Ion.

,

:

Greek mode of drawphalanx, 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 ayfiv to lead in Philip of Macedon em phalanx, Lat. quadraio agmine. 3. generally, the main body, centre, as opp. to the wings 4. also a camp. II. a round piece of wood, a trunk III. a or log; logs of ebony.

a

:

;

:

2 (intr.)

pf.

2. later, the

the

Ep. 3 sing,

3

:

:

make

light,

almost

to

grant,

Helen a child

appear

to

to

;

—

aor.

:

spider

l

:

as,

().

I.

to shew, to

make

^

yovov

Sparta,

''/ ''/. see

:

dat. pi.

, , {) , , $. 5, , , , ,

bring

to

hence

to

grant

to

:

\(, ,, ,

clear or :

lay bare, uncover, disclose

at

().

of hence of a a whale, Lat. balaena devojiring monster. [<] baldness, a bald head. bald-headed, bald-pated. f. to make bald : Pass. to become bald. From ov, 0, a bald man.

Ep.

aor. 2

3 sing,

pf. pass,

part.

known, hence

pf.

also

;

pi.

;

inf.

and Med.

Pass,

:

also poet, paullo-p. fut.

:

(, ^^:

aor. I

3 sing. Ion. aor. 2

Dor. :

light-bringing.

Ep. part. dat. fem. of

f.

to

, , (',

in battle.

ing up infantry,

upper garment or cloak.

'«,

inf.

)

m

From

-.( (, € . ( , (, , , , , €, €€: , ()()

thick

inf.

army

which

one that fighting in the ranks. 0770$, 7;, in Homer, a line or order of battle-array : mostly in plur. the ranks of an

battle,

pres. or aor. 2 opt.

3 sing. Ion. impf. med. of ov, , formed from the Lat. paenula,

f.

fights in the phalanx

of {
pres. or aor. 2 opt.

I pi.

dark-robed.

in phalanxes. a venomous kind of spider. to fight w'.th or a pha-

to fight in the ranks.

:

',

ous look.

for

() ,

, (^)

to

(, ) '. , 5, , ,, ^. . '. €6, €, :

-rros,

{,

plant lentil ; also its fruit,

at funerals.

Adv.

{(paidpos):

metaph.

II.

17,

a bundle, Lzt. fasciculus. a dish of lentils or pulse, pease-

porridge.

II.

joyous.

a washer, cleanser.

bright, clean, cleanse.

cheer, please

,

rjs,

make

{(paibpos) to

f.

)

.

dusky, dun, gray, Lzt.fuscus.

L3.t.fuscus, of the voice, deep, hollow.

,

taph. joyousness.

metaph.

Hke

an/os, o,

me-

II.

'. '2, , -, '02, , ($)

pro-

]

of sound, to = ov, to bring to the cheek-pieces of the hellight, display, exhibit : also to explain, expound. 4. II. the cheek-pieces of horses: generally, met. in Att. to inform against, indict, impeach : to inform trappings. [<^a] articles inof a thing as contraband: (
make

out the array.

call

distinct,

make ring

clear.

€€,

() €),

is.

2.

3.

.

:

see

i

(, i.

4.

to be

,

$, ()

65, {$)

,. :

\6$. , $, 5, , ,~8.

does

$.

so also,

(5) ()

,

€ ( ;(

appear so ? is not this so ? Answ., does appear so, yes. 5. the phrase to appear on the road, is shortd. for Uvai in aor.

-

(^.

4. often in dialogue,

this

,

or

'2,,

it

= , membrum

virile, a figure thereof, solemn procession in the Bacchic an emblem of the generative power in

which was borne

6. in Att., esp.

orgies,

denounced, informed against;

nature. I

as

'02,

,

in

a part of the helmet worn by tha

—'. Homeric

peak ox fore-piece, or perh. crown in which the plume

heroes: either the

a metal ridge on the

, . ^, , ^, .

was fixed,

($)

[a]

,,

751

power of

of philosophy, the

mind, by which presen'ative power. the

it

() , ..

places objects before

itself,

,

an appearance, image, phantom, like also a vision, dream. 2. an image presented to the mind by an object, Lat. vtsu7n : a mere image, unreal appearance. aor. 2 part. nom. pi. of Dor. for 3 pi. of Ep. pres. or aor. 2 med. imperat. of «^77^*.

. 65, . , ^. (, , €$, . 8, $, , . ,', {): — , . € €$ , . . % , $ \(, . 2$, $ (€ ^, ^, . 5 65, (, €, : €, (,. ,

Dor. for Ep. for

poet, for

of

inf.

(enclit.), I pi. pres.

Dor.

2.

[]

of

of

fern,

and

pres.

o(

I pi. aor. 2

med.

aor. 2

of

part,

[]

($,

Dor. for

poet, for

,

3

of

pi. aor. 2

pres. or aor. 2 inf. of

aor.

Tos:

[d]

of

inf.

I

[]

still

2 sing. aor. 2 pass. opt. of

Att. for

l

2 pass. opt.

pi. aor.

of

of

ev, aor. 2 pass. part,

(^

Aeol. and poet, for

3 pi. aor. 2 aor. 2 part. neut. [a]

:

60S contr.

contr.

Ep. also light, daylight; kv : by daylight ; ovtos while there was daylight; often in phrases or to see the light of the sun, i. e. to be

)(\,

alive; so also,

i.e. to

(Is

iivai to

lic.

2. the

come

be dead pub;

^"

into the light,

i.

e.

into

light of a fire or torch, fire-light or

torch-light.

metaph.

II.

$ (,

light,

i.

e.

joy, deliver-

' , , , 6, (, , ), , €€ ^. , ,. , () , , , . , , . , , . , , . , ()

pass of

but

€$, , ,

visible

also os,

matter forward:

€.

:

spicuous.

3.

to sight,

=

., €5,

(,

cv ev 2. of persons, known, famous, conof property, tangible, real, opp. to

so,

money.

5€,

open

joined with part.,

freq.

:

he was conspicuous urging the

l/f

plainly, clearly

()

,

€ (,

manifest, evident

:

(($)

to make visible or mamake known or famous : Pass, with aor. I to become known famous. Hence veps,Adv. o( openly, manifestly : Comp. nifest.

f.

—

-:— ^, II. to

<$, , €€,

Sup.

:

a making

visible

a manifestation.

:

{)

3 sing. Ion. aor. 2 pass, of a torch: in plur.

,

[a]

torch-

processions.

),

Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of aor. 2 pass, imperat. of [a] for aor. 2 pass, inf of fut. pass, of TO, Dim. of (Subst.), a small torch,

$,

for

()

. $, 05, , , ;— of

aor. 2 opt.

of

light, bright;

bright-

garments, washed clean. Comp. and Sup.

($, -2.

bright, Joy-

;

&

greatest light of safety to the Greeks. III. the eyes, Lat. lumina : so in sing, of the

plur.

Cyclops'

eye.

,

a mountain cleft, a deep [^], ayyos, chasm, ravine, gully. (Akin to to plough. Ion. a quiver for carrying 17, arrows, Lat. pharetra. Hence

-,

$,

o,

€-8,

^^.)

(()

=
. Dim.

a small quiver.

of

quiver-bearing.

ov,

a Pharisee

ov, 6,

pi. of

:

the

Pharisees or Separatists, a sect of the Jews, who affected superior holiness of life and manners, and a rigid adherence to the law of Moses. They believed in the Resurrection, and in the existence of angels and spirits, which the Sadducees denied. to suffer from poison, he mad from the effects of poison. II. to require me-

(()

to require cutting.

dicine, as

,

drugs, potions or spells

. ,

,

taper.

ness

ance, happiness, and the like

:

the use of any lind of poisoning, witchcraft, sorcery.

-

poet, for

one who deals in , drugs or poisons, a sorcerer, poisoner : fem. ews,

() (( / {$, (, €5, () €5, ,

, , . (( ^ - '', , ,( ,

ous, like Tos.

[a]

() ()

also irdvos, o, fut.

:

to

2. to

self.

tare.

ness to

—

3.

some

a lamp, lantern,

torch.

med. of

f.

manifest.

to

II. Pass., fut.

make

visible,

clear or :

aor. I

become visible, appear, shew onemake a show or parade, Lat. se ostento be like, assume a like-

or used for to be informed against. Hence a making visible, displaying. 2. display, parade, Lat. ostentatio. II. as a term

,

to

2. c. ace. pers. to

the river.

to

one.

$

f.

administer a drug:

use enchantments, practise sorcery ; to use a thing as a idos,

fem. of

(v,

charm

to

calm

drug, purge. a sorceress, witch. drugged, poi-

sonous.

TO, a medicine, drug, remedy; metaph., a medicine for disease a remedy against grief. The ointments or applied outwardly were ;

\$,

4.

salves, ters

;

and

those taken

or

plas-

inwardly were

such as

.

— ?.

,,,

752

-, 5, , () 8, ()

with a play on draughts or po- Lat. phasianus : but an informer : cf. Ill• poison. drug, drug, poisonous II. a tions. ecus, for an accusation, inan enchanted potion, philtre : also a charm, spell, en[a] IV. forination. thing. a means effecting secret of chantment: any ($, , a saying, speech, sentence. II. also a means of producing something, as, V. a affirmation, assertion, [a] an expedient to procure safety. los, , the river Phasis in Colchis or Pontos. means for colouring, a dye, colour. impf. Ep, (which is used Root of = as impf. of to say, but often with a a drinking of medicine or poison. one who collat. notion of saying what you do not believe, to ov, 6,

and

pills,

,

$ (, - ) , )(, , -, -5, {, ) 5,

, ,

,

:

{) =($. , 5, , () '22 , {, -, {, *) , {) . , . , {) -: : €- , €, . €$, , () , €, , , , 5 , , ($) $ , 5, 5, () 5 &-, . 5, , {) ^ () , () /. , , $, , (, , . ',, , ^, . .

sells

allege, to pretend, Lat.

drugs or poisons, a druggist, apothecary.

,,

II.

is sacrificed as a purification for others, a scape-goat: then since worthless fellows were reserved for this fate, an arrant rascal, polluted wretch, Lat.

one who

homo

)

piacularis.

[],

,

who grinds and prepares drugs

one

or colours. to

f.

endue with heal-

ing power.

pf.

f.

:

:

pass.

medicate, practise upon by

—to

to

drugs or philtres; metal by plunging it

'

in cold water.

temper

II. to

en-

III. chant or bewitch by the use of potions, to poison. to alloy, adulterate : season, spice. a cloth, sheet, [], €os, [] or II. a wide, loose cloak or mantle, web : sail-cloth. worn as an outer garment, also used as a shroud;

my

last

ferre

also to think,

:

an apparition, phantom;

, ,

((

:

:

aor. 1

:

speak, report

rag.

se

avSpos the phantom of a man. 2. a sign from heaven, a portent, omen. 3. a monster, prodigy, portent ; a motister of a bull. Att. the wood-pigeon, ring-dove or cushat, Lat. palumbes. ov, dove-killing, of the hawk as Subst., , name of a kind of hawk, Dor. for fut. of 2 plur. of poet, for to be spoken , of, pronounced. verb. Adj. one must say. Dor. for 3 sing. pres. of Dor. Pass., f. aor. i ;

Att.

prae

suppose: to promise to do.

pf.

:

:

used absol

;

— to say,

as the say-

,

,

III. to II. to promise, plight, betroth. Pharos, an island in the bay of Alexan- ing is. II. as call, name. dria, afterwards famous for its lighthouse. fws Ion. los, a saying, speech, reappellat. , a lighthouse. as the report goes port ; Ep. 3 pi. of the report goes of him. II. ones (good or bad) a piece torn offOr severed, (OS, III. reputation, report, report, Lit.fama. fame, vukios pars division, Lat. a part, portion, ; the saying, answer of an oracle, [a] the quarters of a city. a manger, crib. II. or , gen. vyos, the throat. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 of a gulf, cleft, chasm in the earth cf. [] said, spoken; that verb. Adj. pf. to cleave, part. f. may be spoken, uttered or pronounced : with a negat., p.irt. pres. and aor. 2 of

,

(€

;

,

, -,

5,

:

:

:

5, .

—

unspeakable, unutterable.

)

, , {, '/) -€-8, bad bad , {', *€'/) forging , () ^^, Dim. of

a hiife. a thing to

for

cut with, a sword.

swords.

€,

((,

,, daOc,

2

pi.

, ,., 05, 3

pi.

.

and 3

. ',

sing, imperat.

med. of

{(j>av\os,

can

as

Att.

,

2. trivial,

bad.

II.

famous.

bad upon

,

hold cheap,

to

light,

paltry, petty, sorry,

of persons, low in rank, mean, common: common, of no account; oi

worthless, poor,

.

, , $, ,

the vulgar, the

comynon o'l

,

of accomplishments; informing -like. from the river Phasis : hence judgment. Adv. of (sub. opvis) the Phasian bird, pheasant,

, {$)

to

ov, also os, ov, like

easy, slight, trifiing.

sort, also the

ance, ugly, mean-looking. the river Phasis, but with

kiri,

be.

II.

depreciate, disparage.

cated, as opp. to

of

from

a play on

Att. for

f.

&$ 5.

, . ,

OX)

bad,

Dor. and poet, for 3 sing. aor. I II. [], , a sort of bean, Lat. phaselus. a light boat, canoe, skiff, from its likeness to the pod (Egyptian word.) of the Ep. med. inf. of

6

,

,

2.

weak

or

3. careless, thoughtless.

meanness, paltriness.

()

unedu-

of outward appear-

my easily, lightly;

2.

want

lack

of

\)$

—

:

^ -5, ,($.

<€

^\$

to bear a thing lightly, take

a rough guess roughly ; at

',

', , 02, ,

it

— €€9. easily.

2.

to estimate

;

to speak loosely.

ov,

inf.

c. ace. to flee from.

on.

TO, light, splendour, lustre

ios,

:

sun-

tpeyyti erovs, periphr. for in

hence

to

II.

make

to

Hence

poet, light, gladness, joy.

—

bright

Pass, to shine,

gleam, be

bright.

€€0,

Dor. pres. imperat. oi Ion. for

,

,

mostly in plur. meals, being the Spartan name for

(),

spare thrifty

at which all citizens ate the public tables 2. also the common together the szme frugal meal. hall, in which these meals were taken. fut. Ep. paullo-p. fut.

-

aor.

:

Ep. re-

Ep.

i

opt.

dupl. aor. 2

Dep.

:

inf.

to spare, to be

:

sparing or chary

Ep.

light, shining.

nouriih

to feed,

:

€€5,

thriftily, charily.

oos contr. ovs,

frainifig.

,

a sparing, re-

,=

and

€08,

of a thing

money.

:

, (€)

,

gen.,

c.

(.

From

to

ov,

)^

feed one's mind. giving surety or

€-5, (,

able to give security, trusty, responsible

capable, competent:

:

thrifty,

(.\5

c. inf.,

TQS V€as a harbour capable of preserving the ships: c. gen. able to answer sufliciently for a thing, trusty cf. txeyyvos. Ep. inf. of

.€€€5,

— ^^, €€-6$,

poet, for

€\) a warrior bearing an

ov,

TO,

<^€€;5.

(€\\$) made

ov,

mostly

in

plur.

-, , ,

(, ) (, — nomad (5, ($., (, $) €<-$, (, $) (€€, «€-5, (, $) €€-5, (,

spear-bearer.

€€-5, 6(-8,

carrying off victory,

ov,

victorious.

oTkos) carrying one's house with

ov,

Scythians:

one, of the

the house-carrier, i.e. snail

;

as Subst.,

cf novKvvovs,

,

ground:

stony

cf.

-, ((\5,

corkfooted.

the

, the cork-tree, Lat. quercus suber. 2. bark of the cork-tree, a cork, Lat. cortex. f. to play the impostor,

cheat,

, ()

trick

:

— Pass,

to be

Hence

€'$, , *>,

',

quackery, itriposture, trickery.

,

a cheat, quack, impostor. Root, to which belong Ep. shortd. from the redupl. form

oKos,

to slay, obsol.

aor. 2

also

with

(not

Pass., pf.

()

augm.

part.

infin.

as

3 sing,

if

it

bearing

ov,

life

or food,

life-giving, food-giving.

3 sing. Ion. inipf. of is, gen. ios,

bunches of grapes.

were part, pres.: 3

pi.

, ()

contr.

shield-

a

bearing

bier,

litter,

inf of

Aeol. for

€-[|,

Ep. for

,

3 sing. subj. of

ov,

stoutest,

like

bravest,

best; mostly in addresses,

€, $, , () €, , ()

that which is borne, a load, burden ox fruit of the womb. that which is brought by the wife,

the

, ^ , , :

the dowry a dowry, portion, Lat. dos ; of war, i. e. a wife won in battle. Dor. part. fem. of but also part. dat. Dor. 3 pi. of a temple or Att.

,

:

From

sanctuary of Persephone.

, , , ,, , , -, 2. trans, to cheat,

lie.

cheated.

brifiging trouble or

ov,

sorrow.

burden

of cork.

neut.

{,

,

ashen spear, generally,

L3.t. feretrum.

thriftily.

aor. l inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of verb. Adj. of one must spare. ^iWdvs, , stony ground or soil: hence as the name of a rocky district of Attica.

€€, $, €5, ,

bail,

generally,

ov,

chary sparing of

sparing,

Adv. -Kws, sparingly,

to

bearing, heavy-armed.

stinginess.

II. thrift,

:

upon a thing: eat, consume, Lat. depasci : metaph. to feed III. Med. c. ace. to feed oneself on a thing;

, . , , () ) €€ €, €, . , .. , €, . , , , ,, €, )-, , '2, . .

thing, Lat. parcere, c. gen.: of provisions, to use sparingly or thriftily: also to draw back ox from, turn away from : c. inf to spare or forbear to do. Hence Adv. pres. part. o{ sparingly,

of

2 sing.

Pass, to be fed ox feed

II.

, (). , , , ( : ^, ^, ^, ^ -,

the tenth year.

753

shield-bearing.

bringing

011777)

plqpf.

preserve.

:

bringing flowers.

(s,

of the heavenly bodies. poet. Dep., used only in pres. and to be put to flight, flee affrighted impf., = esp.

light, daylight;

paullo-p. fut.

:

,,

give light, shine, beam,

to

^. -, (, $) $, -, {, $) -, {, ', €(,( — es,

=

Root of

,

:

Att.

-, ^,

and

,=€€. €€,,-. . Sup.

Adj.

5, , . $. =

bravest, best, mightiest, most powerful.

as Lat. /or//s

€6, Ep.

— €€5, mightier,

fxom fero.) for

,

€€,

ov,

Comp.

more powerful.

2 pi.

,=

Proserpine.

stoutest,

(From

of

Adj. stouter, braver, better,

See

— —

;:

, , ,

€05, ,

6,

€05—.

,

754

verb. Adj. of

to

be borne, en-

,

contr. for cpiperpov.

a

Root only used

. ,(

forms, 2

Ep. for

From

the

*

imperat.

pi.

(peprj

Root

also fut. pass,

come

inf.

subj.

inf.

,

aor. I

inf.

the

med.

Root *'EN- used

,

Ion. aor.

pass.

I

fut.

Root come pass. '€^57-

^

$,

,

viter ferre, to bear a thing impatiently, take it

it

;

or

,

bring presents

dcjpa (pepfiv to

with one or for one's

own

use

:

and Med.

;

—

to

bring to

.€

but grant any one a favour, do him a kindness 2. to occasion, later, to shew gratitude to one. ;

cause,

bring

pay

work; in,

or

as,

pay, discharge

tribute

3.

or

;

to

;

pay

a

to give one's vote, Lat.

fine.

to

to 4.

ferre suffra-

V. to bear, bring forth, produce : absol. of the earth or of trees, to bear fruit, be fruiful

giutn.

to bri/ig in, yield, produce ; aywv 6 VI. the contest that bestows everything. to bear off, carry off or away : to carry away as ayeiv, booty or plunder, mostly in phrase refers to the moveLat. agere et ferre, where ables which are carried off, and ayeiv to the cattle

metaph.

€>

a place, esp.

on or along by

;

$

to be hurried,

;

)

,

$

$-

',

, ^, . , ^ :: 5, ^,'^. ^.

€€€, -«, 6€•€,

:

aor.

there

sense) as

if

2^•. pf.act.7r€0€i;7a,pass.(inact.

from

is

also Ep. pf. part.

flee, take flight

:

c.

:

ace.

cog-

^ '/, , ^ , ^ ] ^ ^ ^ ^ -' , € (( , ^ , ' $

which are

away

to simply rob. 2. to carry off", gain : to win, achieve, gain: Med., also to receive one's due, e. g. to receive pay esp. in phrases to carry off a prize TO, to win and hold the is used first, the second rank the Med. generally of everything which one gets for oneself or

driven

:

also

—

:

;

:

for

from

to be borne, carried

:

€ ill

:

swept away, rush, fly along, Lat. to rush right upon Is tovs bearing down they fell upon the Aeginetans so also part. act. used intrans., bearing down she ran into a friendly ship. 2. also of bodies moved by their own power, to hasten, ruti, fly, speed. 3. or metaph., of schemes, etc., to turn out, prosper well or ///; our affairs are in a bad state. Exclamation of grief or anger, ah ! alas woe ! like Lat. vah, vae, our fye ! : c. gen., II. of astonishment or woe for Hellas! admiration, ah ! oh ! Ep. for inf. oi 3 sing. Ion. impf. of Ep. for 3 pi. imperat., let them flee: also part. gen. pi. oi Ion. impf. Dor. f.

waves, ferri

opp. to Lat. leviter ferre, to bear a thing cheerfully, take IV. to fetch : to bring, present, give easily.

amiss, be disconcerted at

VIII.

let us set.

be borne or carried

involuntarily

FERO,

like Lat.

I.

expedient.

an Adv., come, now, well, before the i sing, come let me hear;

come

II. /o ^ear along, with bear or carry a load.
to

it

as

Pass, to

pi.

the same

pass,

pass,

3

:

is

or plur. subj.,

Ep. evciKa,

Ion.

From

r

^ ,, fut.

also used like

is

to

;

From

). ('/, (, :

aor.

Ep.

:

-

his opinion inclined

c. inr'.,

:

tends [to one's interest],

it

kvfiKai: aor. 2 TJveyieov Ion.

med.

pf. act.

comes the

^^,

aor. l

and impf.

3 sing. subj.

Ion. impf.

Ep. imperat. oice,

;

Ep.

;

,

oi

carry about by word of mouth, in the mouth, to speak much of; ev or to be well or ill spoken of. 2. to be carried about, to be in circulation. IX. is used in Homer as imperat., bear, carry, bring : but, like d'ye, it was afterwards

€; ^,,€(€. ^, pres.

in

for

€€

rather to do so and so

durable.

!

own

use and behoof, so as to take and ca}-ry VIL absol. of roads, to to one's home.

ofie's

nato,

to flee in

vapa by the sea.

']

[sc.

the escape

;

\)

or

c.

to flee [the

it

to flee, the being added

$

is

better that ;

so,

4. c. inf. to

nhsol. to fear, flinch.

ace. to flee, shun, avoid:

irpo-

running

-

off

3•

.

any one.

:

way]

often ex-

as,

'/,

shrink frojn doing

also,

endeavour

one should escape than be caught TIVOS to flee before

:

the pres. part,

2.

presses only the purpose

compds. to denote

flight

shun or II.

as,

'-

metaph. of any rapid movement, etc. the reins escaped from the hands of lead to a place; like Lat. via fert or 2. pf. pass, part retains the ace. duett. the charioteer. 2. of a tract of country, to stretch, extend, okeBpov having esverge to or towards : metaph. to lead or tend to an in Homer, f end or object wpus vyiaivdv that caped, being quit of fate, destruction: but also c. gen., III. to which is conducive to health ; and so generally, to escaped from toils. Tivos to contribute or conduce to or towards. 3. to aim at, flee one's country for a crime hint or point at, refer to a thing Is a^wvas be banished by one hence to go into exile, live in IV. as TO the oracle referring to martial banishment, be banished, Lat. exulare. contests ; their opi- Alt. law-term, to be accused or prosecuted at law, nion inclined to giving battle the accused, defendhence, 6 also c. dat. pers.. opp. to

away

:

^,

;

' ^ \€

,

€5

;

:

;

((

:

:

'/

^

—

:::

ant, Lat. reus,

^^—

^

Siwkoju the accuser, prosecutor

'.

c.

;

put on one's the crime trial on a public or private indictment to (sc. being added in gen., as be defendant on a charge of murder, i.e. to be charged ace, (peir/iiv

or

)

be

to

:

^'/'

;

me

755

' (^ € '$ ( '/, , , ^ language

in familiar

;

pronoun, Socrates:

Verb,

I

;

its

said

sometimes joined with a synon. cKfye etc. II.

is

as,

often put before

is

said

as,

(

often means, to say yes, aflirm, assert : opp. to or to say no, deny, refuse.

, ^, , . , , , . ( , ', ', , , , . . -8, ) ?, . . , . . , , . . , , ', . , ', , , ( , , , ^, , , ($ , , , $ ,, ^, :

tvith

murder.

(From

, ',

((: —

aor. I

to cry (piv, cry woe, wail.

from verb. Adj. of


€05,

verb. Adj. of

Desiderat. of

8,

(,

shunned or avoided.

that can be

^,

,

7/,

from at .) one must flee. to be avoided

^«,

to

Dor. fut. of

wish or desire

(not of

,

, = €\05.

Vfos,

'2,

, ovv, contr. for , a kind of oak,

(,

66,

,

,

,

/,

,

and oaken, of oak, hzX. faginus,

(
ov,

same

fig,

which seems

,

f.

,

when

ripe

name of

not really

,,

,

Dor.

,

gury. also

II.

a song.

{)

:

', ), :( , , ,, :

, $ inf.

;

(.

part.

pf. pass,

;

(

( , , ,€

part,

;

Med., aor. 2

;

:

[],

impf. or aor. 2

:

pf.

5, Ep. for 5,

part, of

3 sing, imperat.

:

',

3 pi.

and

opt.

?,, Ep.

I pi.

[d]:

To come

before, do,

comer ;

the first

come

:

part.

inf.

(.

;

((

[]

for

Ep. aor. 2 med. part.

aor. 1

first into the city

:

(Is

—

c.

ace. pers.

be heforehajid with, overtake, outstrip, anticipate, Lat. praevenire ; and sometimes simply to arrive to

is

they anticipated the storm

often joined with a part. act.

;

it

agreeing with the

5

he was beforehand in the him city would be beforehand in being taken, i.e. it would II. in these constructions, be taken ^rsA agent,

striking

is

;

(

first

inf,

also find the part, of

;

I

aWos

also

(

$-

( ($ ( $ $

best rendered in English

fut.

Ep.

[]

3 pi. aor. 2 of later also

aor. 2

(: ^, to

adage. 3. like Lzt. fama, a rumo^tr, hence a man's good or bad report, his fame, reputation, character. 4. a message. aor. 2 (the impf. being <^Tjs, imsee Ep. aor. I

med.

pi.

Dor. fut. reach before

:

perat.

madly

^.

Ep. 3 sing,

3

5•.

tion, legend,

report

:

subj.

Hence Hence trick.

fama,

voice

2.

Ion. for

I

deceiver,

a voice an oracle, an auany voice or words, a speech, saying 2. a common saying, an old tradiLat.

{,

but

fut.

From

aros, ro, a deceit, deception, cheat.

from heaven, a prophetic

plur.

Dor. for

aor.

deceitful, knavish.

to deceive, cheat,

f.

^>•.

3 sing aor. 2 opt. of

wild-

a

so.

, , {$)

,

,

ios,

or hunting.

Ep. for

cheat, knave, thief.

2,

gen.

aor. 2

it is

in

esp.

Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 of

.

to cheat, deceive, trick.

or

of

2 sing,

45.

deceiver,

,

Aeol. for

1 sing. aor. 2 of

sing. pres. subj. oi

for

report,

:

((:.

$,

gen.

tree.

), Ep. ?, 3 $, , ()

:

the Centaurs.

bearing an esculent II. the escjiacorn, not the Lat. fagus (beech). lent frtiit of the

speech, talk

3 sing. aor. I opt. of a kind of vulture.

es,

ov,

I

to express in

aor. 2 of

of

inf.

l

fond of wild animals

3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of

',

poet, for

[a]

3 sing. aor. 2 of

— Med.

good or bad report, reputation ; voice or judgment of the people.

aor.

7765,

:

one's

Ep. for

spark, vyos, , , and Hence brand, piece of the embers or hot ashes. to redi/ce to ashes, to btirn up. f. Ion. for

,

10$,

the

to flee.

-. ('^).

, , €5,

8,

aor.

:

name

words.

of

fut.

Dor.

Att.

f.

to speak, litter,

:

rumour,

, {(^) —$.

ioiS,

()

by an Adv.

before, sooner,

came sooner

or first

:

we

joined with another Verb,

((

be an accuser before me;

no other

shall I

will

with imperat., with aor. 2 III. for for (-{( subj. speak qtdckly. and 3 1• ^., for tpaaav med. and part., followed by etc., like Lat. simrd ac, for 'H^t is a shortd. form of denotes two actions following close on each other, imperat. is also a collat form. The pres. indie. no sooner is in 2 pers. ^$. is enclitic, except To say, he brought out than he is like speak, tell : to express one's opinion or thoughts scarcely or no hence, to be of opinion, believe, think, imagine, esp. sooner had misfortune befallen me than they atdein Med. to fancy himself equal to tempted. IV. in questions with

forms

> I

pi.

(, €,

pres.

opt.

for

;

—

:

:

;

(

,

;

3 sing.

;

€,

first

fall

upon you

(-

;

so part.

,

(( (((

(8 (8

;

,

—

—

:

•

—

$ , () , ()) -, . (, , , () 05. -, ,-: .-^: -, (,,$. , ) '/

756

notes impatience to have the thing done; will yoii not be quick and run off ; i,

.($

:

e.

make

haste and run

, and opt.

quick,

i.

e. I

?

V. in answers with I could not be loo

off.

dv,

c.

waniftg.

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

,

of

Adj.

verb.

corruptible,

destructible, mortal, transitory.

$,

pf.

aor

2 part,

:

utter a sotind or voice, to

^'/,

to

speak loud and clear, articulate ; that which uttered the sound, the voice. 2 of animals, as of a horse to neigh, snort; of a fawn, to cry; of a door, to creak. II. c. ace. cognato, (pei'^yeIII. to extol, c9ai en-OS to utter or say a word. .

,

, . ',

praise, sing, celebrate.

(^''/} ,word:

aros,

,,

speech: a saying,

€6,

language, words. 2.

:

Ep. for

of

. ,,

sound.

eyy

o(

fut.

,

a voice

in plur. accents,

cry, roar,

generally,

arcs, pining, waning. []

a declining, wasting,

, , ',

,

5,

,

,

aututnnal.

of

fern

of the year.

late

,

.

the last

part of

autumn,

the fall

[iJ] 3 sing. Ion. impf. of used only in pres. and I. intr. to waste away, decay. II.

poet, for

, , .. -, {, ) , ,. -5, (, 5, ()

impf.

:

trans, to

5,

consume, waste. [p'\ common form oi Ep. for aor. 2 a, ov, Phthian; oi

[]

pass. subj.

() fut.

[],

opos,

med.

inf.

the Phthians.

oi

,,

man-destroying,

destruc'ive, deadly, fatal. pi. aor. 2 subj.

Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

PpoTos) man-destroying. of persons, consumption, de-

ov,

a

gen.

waste or pine. with blightedfruit.

to

ov,

or the time after

aor.

f.

Dep.

:

,

,

wasting

to decline,

diseases.

and

will begin directly.

,

causing

II. act.

wasting

Lat. pedicu-

louse,

, (^) , (,.

(5,

,

: , -, , , ( : (: (, ( :( ', '',(€ ',' , ^ € ,),,^ ()-,, (,(, , ) $ ^ , . .. \ , , . ($, (, , . , , , ., ( , ) 8, , . 5, , , , . , ($, , ,, small fruit or cone of a kind of pine.

II. the

his.

€(.,

be lousy, suffer

to

f.

from

cline, decay, Lat. tabes.

or

morbus pediadaris.

rpayeiv)

f.

or rather to eat fir-cones pf. :

cf.

;

Ep,

fut.

aor. I

Pass.,

2

aor.

to eat lice,

pf.

[a]

2

:

{)

pf.

:

to

:

—

Pass,

go

to

to

ruin,

periih

;

in

Att.,

was a common imprecation, go and be banged! Lat. abi in malam rem! hence, ei unless thou depart; but,

e'is

run headlong into a thing. wrecked persons, to be cast away. to kill, slay, destroy

:

[

or irpus

to

(in

same sense

pi.

€5 —

perish, die; 01

to seduce

—

yevos)

destroying the

€€,

Ep. for

2 subj.

(,

),

aor. 2 inf.

€$

fut.

as, Ep.

(,,

e.

,

,

fern,

home of

Phthia, a dis$, of Achilles, [i]

$,

Ep. for

a Phthian woman.

aor. 2 pass. subj.

of

Adv. to Phthia. [t] Ep. dat. sing, of at Phthia. [t] part. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of [] intr. perishing, wasting,

,

{()

;

towards the month's end

month was

:

divided into two

and

parts,

phrase,

as in

'

7)

2 subj.

of

and Ion.

Thessaly, the abos,

wane

the nights

the moon's wane, i. in Homer's time, the in

both at beginning at

the

3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of of 3 sing. aor.

waste away,

dead: of Time, irpiv k(V would the night come to an end; the

waning of the month, and at its Athens the month was divided into 3 decads,

3 sing. aor. 2 of

Ep. for

trict in

and 3

;

part,

;

to decline, decay, tvane,pine or

first

:

3 sing,

inf.

;

of

Ep. for Ep. for

),

I

[t]

(for

opt.

of ship-

pf. pass,

aor. 2 pass., 3

Ep.

pi.

of men,

form

in

:

plqpf.

:

subj.

;

[t]

more commonly Ep.

(for

[]:

fut.

as act.)

is

II.

race or family. pi. aor.

Horn., r Att.]:

— but

common

more

impf.

Pass, to perish, pine away. is,

the dead.

ol

2. in Pass.,

women,

also of

05, , ,

dead ;

cor^

rupt, spoil, ruin, waste, destroy, Lat. perdere, pes-

stimdare

but, 2. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. opt. oi [], tp. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, indie. verb. Adj. of wasted, decayed,

pi.

3

a dwindling

2. generally,

wasting away, decay, watiing. []

;

in the

two

;

first

of which the days were reckoned forwards, in the last backwards. 2. of plants, to fade, wither, die, II. Causal in fut. [t], aor. I act. (like

:

— to

cay or pine away, to consume to waste, squander.

,

,

()

a

:

make

to decline, de-

also of

man of

money,

Phthia

:

—

etc.,

fern.

idos (sub. 7^), the land of Phthia. the voice of like

, (iyyoa)

men

:

also the cry

of animals.

yyos,

, (-) €$ , ( ,

—

the voice of

<5,

cry of animals

:

men

:

'ios,

0,

nom.

f.

Pass., aor. I

:

be envious or jealous, to envy, bear a

will a

c. dat. pers.,

;

man

-, -,

,

absol.,

:

3. c. ace. rei, to

ill-

envy

brother or

'

,

$ man

6

inf.,

tell;

grudging

:

fortune of another lice,

Lat. invidia

ing,

i.

of of

thing

e. I

am

also

:

ovdas

;

willing:

c.

Ion.

,

,

.

seduction of a woman. depravity, wickedness.

,=

-, -, -5,

liable to

II.

($,

readily fol-

ov,

given to wine,

:

{\$, [a/cp]

) -5, ) -, -€5, {5) ^, ($) Dor. for

2.

poet.

-€5,,

aor.

1

med.

part, of

in

ruin, perdition

:

,

()

{$,

love for a

ov,

conjugal.

(^$,

11.

es,

friend of the vine. husband : loveformen. Fiom

loving one's husband, loving men. []

{5, $) fond offlowers. €
, {os,

($)

friend of

colliers.

to

mankind: in Med.

be a friend to to act

humanely

or kindly.

-, , ), -, $.

\$,

5)

ov,

, ,

^iKav^pia,,

wilfully thought-

,

i

love

for mankind,

humanity, benevolence, kindliness, clemency acts of

humanity or kindness. -nOS, ov,

kind,

(8,

0$)

:

loving man-

humane, benevolent, kind. Hence Adv. humanely, kindly: Sup.

most hujnafiely.

.

in plur.

-(5,

(5,

Dor. for ^], opos, , loving one's husband, affectionate. aoibus) fond of singing or

-03, , {$,

sijigers.

(\$,

ov,

ayaeos) loving goodness.

($, ayKaos) loving splendour.

ov,

life,

fond of bringing

Ion.

:

wayward.

country

irreg.

ov,

pass, sense.

' , ,, € €, , ^. (^5,

,

blood-

dearer, dearest.

{\05,

fond of sheer wine

mostly of place. [], , a flat shallow cup or bowl, esp. a drinking-bowl or bowl for libations, Lat. patera also a funereal vase or urn : — from its broad flat the boivl of Mars, was a comic shape, "Apeos metaph. for aairis a shield. to take in hand, undertake, set f. (Deriv. uncertain.) «bout a thing. sleek, plump. , Ion. , with or without Att. a €5, a kind of eariy fis^s, so called from district of Attica or Megaris. ov,

',

ov,

-,

-8,

ov and

Sup. of

fond of blood,

\$) -, $) -5 -, ,. ,. ,

bial termin.,

less,

)

ov, ((f>i\os,

lowing.

;

see

, )

loving

blaiue.

moral corruption,

destruction,

09,

fond of wailing

,

as a curse, like Lat. es [sc. anei] hence, abi in malatn rem, wilt thou not go to ruin ? i. e. go \l. like 6Xe0pos, a pestilent fellow. hang. in Ep. poetry a termin. of the dat. and hence as an adverof genit., both in sing, and plur.

-,

){, $).

gen. ovos,

ov,

ov,

5)

charges fault-ending, censorious.

corruption, decay

destruction, ruin: zhoaniortality, perdition, death.

8,

-5,

of one's

[a]

med. imperat. of

ov, ((p'lKos,

65, ,

Comp. and

good

From

f:\ov)fond of the games. fond of the

{cpi\os,

2 sing. aor. I

-5,

whence the phrase

{)

{\$, ov

thirsty.

intreat, i.e. disarm, their envy.

,

brotherly, sisterly,

modesty.

an envying, a grudge, mathere is no grudggen. rei, envy for or because

ascribed to the gods,

{$, €\$) fond

lamentable.

OS jealousy at the great prosperity

men was

aywv)fond of contests:

(
brotherly or sisterly love.

ov,

, - -5, -,

(-

jealousy, at the

,

iii>ter,

Athenians. Ep.

envy. ill-will, envy,

,,

ov,

,

0'02, ,

ov,

-05,

should be king they were jealous that one to be both of Asia and Europe. 4, Pass, envied or begrudged, Lat. invideor (in Horace). Hence «cus, an envying, a being jealous or

5,

a-ypos)

ojvos,

grudge, refuse or with-

hold through envy or jealousy. 3. c. ayopevcai I will not grudge to

fond of the country {^, {$, aypvirvos) fond of wak-

life.

used in contests, [a]

bear no malice, Lat. ne graveris : also c. gen. rei, ob I bear thee no grudge for the Toi mules.

aypa) a lover of the a huntress.

ing or watching, wakeful, [ayp]

:

grudge or to

iSos,

ov,

]5 -, -5,

{. -vos)

€

(pOoveiv rivi

a state of prosperity

in

-5, fem.

:

or of a country

Oetov

the gods are altogether jealous. €€£>' to be enviously disposed. in late Poets aor. l :

Adv.

:

ov,

chase

envious, jealous;

7^7

-€5,€5, , ($,

also the

a kind of cake.

pi.

:

::

generally, a soiind.

$, , , (^$) 6$, 0"2,

].

—

—

ov,

[dyp]

(
aypavXos) fond of a

Dor. gen.

r],fondnessfor making enemies, readiness at picking quarrels : in pi. quarrelsome at' tempts.

From

-€, , )/ —. 758

-, -,

€( . ( €

($,

gen. ovos,

of making enemies, quarrelsome, wrangling.

Adv.

, -, )) , , (\$,

,

plicity or frankness.

abroad or

(\$,

ov,

travellifig.

-8, -5,

,

making

an\6os) fond of sim-

$)

',

Med

fond of going

From fond of money,

($, apyvpos)

covetous, avaricious.

ov,

,

((pi\os,

of Aristides.

fond of

ov, ((pi\os,

the chariot-race.

in

(os,

aor.

:

in

sense, :

($,

to

From

to

ambitious.

3 sing.

(\$,

ov,

[]

playing at dice,

ov,

fiit.

aarpayaXos) fond of

{$, os)fond of profligacy.

3 sing. Ep. aor. I

med. of [tj avKos) fond of (he flute, []

ov,

ov,

loving, selfish.

(\8, Adv. -$.

fond of

[] €€£, of -€€5, (\5, worn $, , , (\$,

oneself, self-

3 sing. Ion. impf. ov, eOeipa) loving the hair,

-,

-, , ,

in the hair.

")

<^'-

() —

love

:

:

—

to like, be fond of, practise.

II. c.

inf

2.

3. like Lat.

,

be fond of doing, be wont, use to do: impers., it

wont to happen,

is

pens: absol., except in Ep. aor. fem. of

^tAef

,

usually, hap-

wont, Lat. ut

as is

solet.

\X,

a mistress. []

to love pleasure, find delight in a thing, c.

From

dat.

,

^5os) loving pleasure.

es,

,

ov,

Hence

fondness for pleastire, delight. ri5ovr])fond ofpleasure. 2.

{$,

causing pleasure.

i.e.

,

fondness for listening, attentiveness.

-8, (, )

-8, ) . -, , $) -«5, , (), . -€5, , ) €, . , . -, () ^, ,,{,{, ) -8, , ) -€8, {, -65, (, , (, . €. ', -, )=5. -€€8, €, , , /, , 5, () , 08, , () From

fond of

the

Hellenes or Greeks.

(, €$)

ov,

Dor. pres. part. fern. Dor. 3 pi. pres. of

loving night. oi but also pres.

pi.

:

fault-flnding

(5,

kopTrj)

fond of feasts

or

(\5,

fond of

a censorious person.

:

,

-605,

,

dear to lovers.

love of labour, industry.

From

epyov) loving work, working

willingly, industrious.

, -£$,

full of love,

ov,

WTos,

6,

, ,

spindle,

ov,

[a]

,

, , , , -€8, oj/,

Of,

,,

the bed, esp.the

€€,

Dor. for forms of the pres. part, of

€.

fond of

order.

(5,

()

obeying the rein, tractable. IpcT/ios) loving the oar,

of

I

[r]

(8,

,

love, friefidship, Lat. friendship for me, for thee.

amicitia;

epith.

dainties.

little kiss.

,

Ion.

evoi,

[i]

a

verb. Adj. of one must love. ov, 6, a kisser, lover. opos, = a lover.

,

the cry

one who dethe court Heliaea,

friendliness.

($,

ov,

evoi)

kiss,

Dim. of

Ep. for aor. Ep. fut. inf of

kaiiipa) fond of evening. love of comrades, friendship. From ov, traipos) fond of one's com-

marriage-bed. []

a

in

the

the sea.

(\5,

or friends, true to

fond

fond of

juryman

ov,

fond of

.-€5, (\$, rades them. Adv. -$. -€5, ($, loving of of Bacchus. -€-€8, ,(05. (,) fond of -€5, (, ix)vq)fond of

listening :

Ep. pres. inf of Aeol. for []

epi0os)fond of wool-spinning. , (\5, ($) prone to love,

ov,

($, , (5,

aTos, to,

[r]

ov,

fond of

disct/ssions.

lights in trials, esp. as a

holidays.

6,

ov,

of hearing

part. dat. sing.

ov,

:

:

'

thou shalt be welcome with us. shew signs of love, esp. to kiss ; kiss on the mouth Med. to kiss one another.

amo,Jo

o{

:

From the general sense various special meanings, as, to treat

came

<^6 yiyv€o9ai

Dor, for

Dor. for

fut.

affectionately or kindly, to welcome, to befriend;

)(, . fond of rule,

; -

part.

also

:

-. , , , . -5, .'] , , -5, ', , . -5, -, (, -8, (, ) , () -8, . ov,

pf.

Pass., paullo.-p. fut.

pf be beloved by one :

of loving

fond of

(,

:

3 sing,

3 plur. subj. beloved;

;

pass,

of youths.

;^

i

i

in pass, sense

aor. I

chariots or

love of rule, lust of power.

f.

Pass, to

afriend

gen.

enemies, quarrelsome.

,

€$

€8) {$, ($)

{$,

ov,

€s,

£p. aor. imperat.

love of money, cove(ousness.

ou,

-5,,

— -€5, -68,

,

oforfor afriend, friendly, proofs or marks of friendship. in a kind,friendly way : Comp.

€-

affectionate;

-$,

Adv. pov; Sup.

-. , ov,

also

os,

friend, friendly, kindly in alliance with one :

:

ov,

(5)

opp. to

of or

)

€5,

(sc.

from

a

friendly,

a friendly

;

, , ,

— /39.

. ^. 5, [] 05, , (-) / to 17 country, as ^oc? of friendship. in

\3, Jove

Zfus

2.

Adv.

beloved, dear.

II.

^,

q/"

Philippian.

as Subst.

Att.

f.

to),

from

()

Pbilippi:

-,

. , , 5, -5, (,

ov,

II.

iTT-nos)

($) =

TO,

Comp. o(

horses

:

$,

Sup.

[]

dearer.

in

'/. -, -, $) /) -8, , -5, -, -, $, OP,

Dor. for ov, (^\$, yaia) loving the earth. longingfor marriage. ov, (S,

,

{$,

fond of

^, -605,

-

or of a country

, ov,

life.

(5, yewpyos)fond offarming

-,

) -, $) -5, fs,

gen. ios,

{, )-

{$,

ov,

ov,

loving the laurel.

{, {\5, (75)

B(v8pov)fond of trees.

,

{\08,

ov,

-5, -5,

gious.

ov, 6,

-, -5,

vellers,

(\08,

(5, {$,

ov,

ov,

fond of

$)

) )

[i]

-5,

lawsuits:

liti-

a friend of tra-

) )

(\$,

loving honour ot glory. loving noise. fond of lament-

Adv.

{\$,

ov,

-pcus.

-05, , {\5,

-,

trious.

-€

,

ov,

fond

$) {8, ) ) . (\05,

cowardly.

[],

ov,

ov, {
\6$)

loving the west-

fond of one's life, fond of animals. of seeing,

6-€08, Of {$, 6$) loving God, pious, devout. , love of bunting, love of the chase. From

loving the beautiful,

{5, ) -5, $) -75, (^') , €€, -65,

elegance.

and goodness fond of refinement and II. \% fond of honour, seeking honour.

,

:

gen. ios,

es,

easily

hearing

ov, ((p'lKos,

fruit abundantly.

,

to be

f.

-5, -€,, -5,

love of gain. greedy of gain.

{\08,

gen. ios,

From

Kip8os) loving

gain, greedy of gain.

{$, ipoos) fond of jeerovos, , (8, iv)fond of ov,

6,

ov, {
) ) vvos)fond

venturous, enterprising, bold. Adv. in an enterprising way.

-•5, -5,

wearing

ov,

(8,

ov,

-,

of danger,

venturously,

{\$,

ivy.

fond of

fond of pinching. fond of what is

-KOivos, ov, (
'-5,

common.

(\$,

68)

-€, , (5, ) ov,

f.

-5, -€5,

-KpoTos, ov,

-, -8,

loving steep

)^, pick and

loving a {5, {5, KpoTOs) loving noise or din.

rattle

ov,

or din.

{, (oa)fond

of spectacles or shows. ,

-5,

to

From

taste for refinement.

choose as friends.

epyov)fond of work, indus-

ov, (
wind.

6-?5,

fond of giving, boun-

[t]

)

rocks, crag-loving.

ing, indulging sorrow, melancholy.

tiful.

piteous,

:

love,

one's relatives or connections.

commons' friend. to befondoflaw, litigious. From

-8. =

{$,

-8, , )

(\8,

oTktos) fond of compassion-

ing or mocking.

{.

of

) \$.

ov,

people, the

fond

From fondness of wine. -oivos, ov, {(pikos, ohos)fond of wine. a lewd fellow. ov, 6, {\5, to be a lover of the beautiful, f.

,

is,

mirth, mirthful, cheerful.

loving one s lord or master : of slaves, attached, submissive. befriending the comov,

mons or

, ,

-otKTOs, ov,

sacrificing

with zeal.

Adv.

{\8,

ov,

bent, pliant, lithe.

Dor.

-5, -65,

os^ loving

- (, {$, -, ,

fondness for farming or for a

From

one fond of sacri-

ovos,

gen.

ov,

to pity, cotnpassiofiate.

loving beauty

the

loving.

life.

-.,

prone

(8, yiKoios) fond of ludi, , ($, yikws) laughter-

crous, loving a Joke.

country

ov,

buildifig.

indulge a

one's belly.

ov,

or

) ')

sacrifices offered

ating, fond of lamentation

or wine.

{5,

fond of wailing

fond of

ov,

\5, a friendly manner. {5, «$) leaving Bacchus

Adv. of

eprjvos)

-5, , (\5, ) -{55, (\$, ) -,$, (^, cpyia

fond of

{',

is,

lamentation.

o« ficing, a zealous worshipper, [y]

6e

as masc. pr. n,, Philip,

ov, gen. ovos, poet.

,

6,

/

Philip's side or party, to Philippize. at, a town in Thrace.

(piXimrOTaTos.

fond of bunting. fond of

ov,

-8,

Philip.

ov,

-5, ) , {\$,$) -5,(\$,

Thucydides.

a friendly way.

759

ov,

(<^5, Kriavov)

-

)-

loving possessions, greedy of gain, covetous

:

Sup.

XoKTeavwraTos, most covetous, most grasping. «= ov, gen. ovos, (^\08, Ktiavos.

ov,

gambling.

{$,

Kv^os) fond of dice or

Lovbs—

)

(, ) -$, -€3, , -5, {$, &)

760

gen.

(S,

eoi,

splendour, Joyous, brilliant.

6, {cjkKos,

ofhun'ins or the cbase.

-, -, -,

,

of revelry.

$,

6,

{,

Lacedaemonians, [a] ov, poet,

ov,

€, , () f.

Hence

fond of

the

verb. Adj. one ov,

or bride.

\, -cvos,

-€5 -5,

ov, poet, for

and

-)

-,

')

,, -. ) —. -.5, ) ,, ,(, ) -, {, ) -^8 -5, (, ) fond of

re-

,

[]

love of knowledge, gen. ios,

From

[$, fond of learning, loving knowledge. Adv. loving sooth, {$, sayers or soothsaying. loving the -.<05, 6S.

(COS,

ov,

breast.

to be fond

f.

offighting, eager

to

From

fight.

fighting, war-

ov,

like.

, (,) -, ) , {)())) ) and

ov,

rain-loving.

-, , the

Ion.

nightingale, so called,

because, ace. to the legend, Philomela

was changed

Hence

into this bird.

, (, )-€5, -5, (, , -5, (, , ov, of,

,,

mother.

es,

poet, for

(, -

laughter-loving, epith. of Venus. ov,

and

song.

{.

,

ov,

Muses. love of the Muses. loving the Muses, to love the

ov,

:

refined, learned.

fond offables. given

to find fault,

censorious.

,

ov,

,

love of one's

f. to be fond of dispute, to act in a contentious spirit, contend eagerly or obstinately ; c. dat. to strive or contend eagerly with

one ; out of obstinacy.

€€,

to choose the

worse part

Hence

love of strive, contentiousness, rivalry, party-spirit, pertinacity, ob&tinacy. 1^,

coun-

love of one's father.

ace.

loving one's country.

loving one's

, - ?,),) ^, () , , -, ) , ()

father.

constantly braided.

ov,

ow,

ov contr.

fond of sailing.

loving arms or war.

ov,

From

love of riches.

(<)5,

riches

loving or seeking

the Tzccfor wealth. loving the fiock.

-'•5, (, ;

ov,

poet,

ov,

-5,

€os)fond

,(,

Adv. of war, warlike. ect's and Ion.

poet, also

:

-.

,,

(, -

ace. -iv loving one's :

:

, a patriot

or country: as Subst.,

—

at patriotism: was used of one who loved Greece of one who was devoted to his

or

Athens, in

general,

oum

,

state.

work hard,

,

€, to

be diligent

;

love of labour, industry. love of

bad men.

(,

ov,

love

labour,

=

From

fond of bad

men.

,

-, -,

ov,

(,\%,

-,

II.

laboriously

,

)-

love of labour , patient in-

dustry.

Adv.

loving sailors.

vatypxx) fond

2.

gent, industrious.

Dor. for

loving

-, ) ) -, ) -, )) -, ) -, ) -7\5,, ))

. ,^ ()) ., ) -5, -5, , (, {, -5, (, -5,

loving music and the arts

)

hospitably.

loving one's

{.

loving the dance

-,

Adv.

-irais,

city, state

belonging to the nightingale. loving one's

loving the bride-

ov, gen.

try.

viling, abusive.

strive for victory.

striving for victory.

of play or sport, playful, sportive.

man.

{5,

con-

ov, poet, for

children, loving boys.

^-

—

must

(, ^.(, , -, , , (, ) (, (,, -, (, , , , , (, -€5, (,-, (, (, ,

wordy. ing and literature, Lat. studiosus : as Subst., \oyos, 0, a student of language and history, a learned ov,

strife,

to strive for victory.

poet. -|€ivos, ov,

strangers, hospitable.

dainties.

of language and history. From ov, fond of words, 11. fond of dissertation ; fond of learn-

-5,

of

) .

-?, (, -5, (,)

groom

/ore of discussion, love of learning

97,

the study

-€5, (, €) fond ov,

\5) loving

{\$,

ov,

-5, (, :

a lover

for (pi\o\uos, (jcpiXos,

keia) loving booty.

.,

::

tentious, pertinacious, obstinate.

fond of feasting

ov,

arid dancing, fond

literature

)

loving

—

:

loving labour,

Comp.

;

Sup.

--

love of drinking, drunkenness, Lat.

-5. (, -

vinolen'.ia.

dili-

toilsome, laborious.

From

ov, 0, Root of some tenses a lover of drinking, a toper, Lat. vinolentus. a restless, meddling disposition, From ofiicious interference, meddlesomeness. ov, gen. vpa'^pua)fond

of

,

, (,

. , ) , , —

—

—

—

of business, meddlesome,

', ,

,

\-5, From

courtesy.

ov,

.)

(,

address, affable.

-, -5, -5, -, -5,

-'•€, , (5, ov, poet, for

,,

)

ov. {
,

{,

,

the harbour.

sheltering,

{, )

,,

aiyos,

,

ov

neut. nouns, as

€

loves

:

birds

loving or bearifig

men, one's kith and have all in common.

3.

\5

,

,

the friend S)

friends, kins-

:

frierids

of things, dear, pleasing;

$, $, implied in

it,

is

;

as,

($,

also to enraged in heart wiih his mother Althaea their own denote possession or custom, their wonted labour. II. garments loving, in Poets also, with an act. sense, like to feel friendly, fond: kiiidly, kind; to do one a kindness. kindly ; has several forms of Comparison: I.

$5

:

$,€ 5, ;

($$.$. Comp.

ov: Sup.

:

Sup.

-5,

Sup.

ov,

-8, -, -6€8, -',

cultural.

II.

ov,

to be

)) {5,

:

pf.

one who

a philosopher, one

later,

;

II.

philo-

Hence

Adv. philosophically. 117705,

) ) $)

,,

($,

($, {8, zealous. ($, wreathed, garlanded. {$, ov,

fond

loving drink-

offerings or libations, employed in libations. ov,

loving zeal,

, -5, ) ) 5 .

-€5,

-5,

ov,

•, tender love, ov,

-$.

Adv.

warm

From

affection.

{<$, opy)

loving tenderly,

Adv.

affectionate, esp, of natural affection. ov,

loving crowns,

ovos) loving sighs or

ov,

groaning, fond of lamentation.

-ys.

{5,

,

the

soldier's friend.

the body

;

{5,

ov,

[a], a, ov, ov,

or offspring.

{.

nious

{<$,

loving, indulging

)

sensual.

-€5, €€, -65,

Dor. for loving one's children

,{$, ()

to love art, practise

an

art.

From

fotid of art, inge-

ov,

of things, curious.

:

Comp.

, {$) friendship,

love, affection

:

also of friendship between nations.

,

of corn, agri-

ov, also os, ov,

promoting

epya works of

II.

absol.

love.

(sub.

77

)(- , ($)

loving or friendship, the loving-cup one's health

loving or

a lover of knowledge, seek to become

;

drunk ;

and

tion

Dep.

;

fame

:

fut.

it ;

of friend-

,

^(-or the cup sacred to

),

to have

to

health.

loving

:

(8)

ship or love, tending to or

:

f.

,

Subst.,

scicfice

discusses subjects scientifically.

, ^

ov, gen. ovos,

a je!>t. :

Comp.

{, , , {5, (^5, €$)

haunting the rocks.

5)

who

$, (5. 5, 5, 2.

generally. /o«i/ offood or eati?ig. ov, sceptered.

staff.

(,

3.

, ov,

($, aiTOs) fond

o^os,

carrying a

2. as

an art or

-5, $ ^, ) } 6($ -5,

dear to me, pleases me, Lat. for cordi est. 4. Homer and other Poets use the possessive Pronoun, my, thy, his, esp. of the heart, yma, yavvara, limbs, etc., as, etc. even when no affection is it

(5,

loving wisdom or used by Pythagoras, who called hima sage self a lover of wisdom, not hence learned, literary, scientific, as opp. to the vulgar ov,

first

-8, , -5,

$, & \(,

friends kin ;

philosophy, Lat. philosophia

of dwelling in grottoes.

fond of quails.

\5,

2. as Subst., Lat. amicus, cams. Aids Lat. amicus, amica, a friend; of Jove in addressing others, S)

friend,

:

loved, beloved, dear,

:

,

3.

or sapienfia.

{01

sometimes even with

vocat.

;

verb. Adj. one must pursue wisdom.

professes

fond of

^) €,

work

generally, to study,

() -5, ) $ ). $, $, vy) -,

sophic, loving knowledge.

, , (\5,

vyos,

right.

birds.

grapes.

2.

Hence

knowledge,

From

, fondness of birds. , , {\$, opvis)

harbouring

is

who

she

philosophic system.

tion, Lat. mediiatio.

orgies.

loving what

(

examine

ace. rei, to discuss or

II. c.

subject by method, to inquire into, treat scientifically, Lat. meditnri ; to seek out a

love of knowledge and wisdom, fondness for studious pursuits. 2. the systernatic treatment of& subject, scientific investiga-

a lover of

(5, opyia) fond of

-5, -€, -,, -, -, '02, ov,

, (^5,

sophari.

,

poet, for (piXonoXis.

ov,

761

wise, to seek after knowledge, study hard, Lat. philo-

at a thing.

{8, $) loving wheat.

ov,

autumn fruits.

vpoa-qyopos) easy of to strive to

f.

be first or in the front rank.

,

-.

officious: as Subst.,

Adv. a busybody, meddling fellow. easiness of address, affability,

:;

med.

pass,

:

aor. :

:

to love

I

drink a

med.

pf.

honour or

distinc-

2. to place one s ambitious or emulous. or glory in a thing, pride oneself on it, c. dat.

to be

—

762

6$

to be eager for a thing, or pursue it eagerly, hence to contribute liberally towards irpos to vie eagerly an object with another, rival him. 3. c. inf. to strive emulously, endeavoi^r earnestly, aspire to do a thing ;

(€ {)

;

who would

&!/

.

:;

:

6-|/5,

{\05,

€, () -5, ) -. ov,

ipoyos)

fond of blaming,

censorious.

to be fond

of one's

-, , excessive love <^

Ion.

ice,

life,

above measure to have you for a friend.

it

-, ,

Ion.

love

of well

;

honour or distinction, ambition ; emulation, rivalry : hence the placing one's pride or distinction in a thing loved, 2. ostentain bad sense, pertinacity, obstinacy. II. a coveted tiotisness : in good sense, liberality.

ov, (\$, loving one's life too hence cotvardly, dastardly, fainthearted. Adv.

,

:

-,,

{\5,

ov,

loving honour, ambi-

Adv.

-5, emulously.

II.

pass. much-ho7iotired.

,

\$,

a

little

5,

($, -^) noise-loving.

'.

kindness to aor.

I

, , {\5,

accompanying it. f. med. and pass,

— to

metaph.

:

aor. I

-

med.

(-

:

to

shew

:

in

kitidness to one

another, to greet or embrace one another,

\5, -,

, ov = ovos, , , (\$, ,

)-$, .

kindly

:

aboufiding in

ov,

loving song.

[]

virvos) loving sleep,

[t]

,

Ion.

II.

the bass underneath

tie

up

tilia.

philyra, used to

flowers, etc.

bark, Lat.

its

[iJ]

of the lime or linden

wood,

light as linden

the lime or linden tree,

-05, , {$, ov, 0,

tree,

[i;]

fofid of singing or song.

{$, opos) a lover of mountains.

Adv. of

in friendly

'2,

pleasifig way, kindly.

manner, in a

[]

,

any in, with irreg. neut. pi. strument for keeping the mouth closed, a muzzle for

cheerfulness, gaiety.

II.

($, (', (5,

ov,

-€5,

Comp.

ij, friendly treatment or behaviour, friendliness, kindliness : friendly greeting,

welcome.

\-8,

Lat.

'

—

, ov,

cheerful disposition,

ov,

'

ov,

moisture.

=

be of a kindly,

II. absol. to

€•€5, ,

more

violence.

shew

to foster, indidge, gratify

pass,

\$.

dearer,

$,

a love-charm, spell to produce medicine to make me love him generally, a charm, spell so also, Apollo's oracles are called spells to produce boldness cf. II. in plur. charms, loveliness. ov, , {\05, one given to

loving

treat or deal with affectionately, to

:

Comp. of

most

(\€)

TO,

love, Shakespere's

wanton

ov, loving one's friends.

lyyos,

the lyre,

-

Dim. of

poet, for

pet, darling. ov,

ov, irreg.

dearest,

or better loved.

honour, distinction.

tious: zealous, emidous.

ov, irreg. Sup. of

best beloved.

€5, ,

object,

coward-

faintheartedness.

, , , ) , , . -, -5, $) ) -, -) -5, ) -(, -, ( , ) , , - 5, ()) , () . , , ,

prize

to

life,

Hence

be cowardly, dastardly or fainthearted.

minded dogs,

calves, etc., Lat. capitrtim, fiscella.

II.

the

-, (, €) ^, -5, ) €, , () '2, -5, (, ) . , -5,, ) , (), -5, -, ) $) -5, $) , , () , .

or affectioned,friendly, kindly.

Adv.

kindly,

affectionately, cheerfully.

,

,,

friend of the

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.fritilhes. Hence

choral dance.

(\$,

ov,

loving the choir or

choral dance, epith. of Pan.

to

f.

fond of money,

love

Hence

money, be covetous.

,

ov,

Adv.

covetous.

-.

loving money,

,

($,

f.

-5, -€5,

particular spot or haunt. ov, {
lies

or lying.

4s,

aros,

)(, ($)

gen. (os,

fond of a

,

(vos,

,

(, the

place.

be

to

woman,

:

:

fut.

:

in

Med. of

to.

noise.

Dor. for

metaph.

() = -

:

also to beget

give birth

, ,

fond of asunder with a

med. of

', {)

to bear,

aor. 2

:

a tender of

aor.

:

sow, plant, raise

*|,

still.

for

shoot, scion

{,

sing. fut.

[]

f.

as

a

scion.

loving Christ.

a

pf.

;

stem of a tree, a trunk, block, log ;

,

plants, gardefier. greedy of gold. Ep. 2 to be fond of a place to

pass,

generally, a piece of wood. TO, poet, contr. for

loving goodness,

haunt a particular spot. Hence , fondness for a place, attachmetit

i

be thou silent;

, the

a son,

ov, (0iAos,

aor.

:

Pass.,

fairness or honesty.

ov,

f.

to muzzle,

love of money, covetousness.

{\$,

or country, to

—

gag, shut up as with a muzzle; to make fast his neck in the pillory: metaph. to muzzle, gag, put to silenee :

of

broken or rent

. to be

, —

:

words

; ::

:

in Aristophanes,

.

meant to

ridicule

^, 5, ,, <\5. -5,$,, (\$,

, 5,

out sense.

Att. for

f.

,

sound with-

From

form of (pavKos, preferred by

collat.

Ion. writers.

(p\avpovpyos,

(€

<\$

epyov) working badly

aor. i

,

:

—

:

collat.

(

,

Pass., aor.

form of

( []

f.

:

€08, , , {\6) flaming, €05, , , {^) flaming,

(;,

, {)

f.

.5, ,,,,{^ 05,

—

i

Dor. pf.

:

to crush, bruise,

,

flaming, fiery burning. .

verb. Adj.

05,,(
-, 5, ,$ , {,5 ) fs,

fees,

burning

77,

,

plant

or

large mass of men, the battle-din sea. (Formed from the sound.)

, €, ,{)

as

—

blaze, blaze up, be inflames.

{^-)

aros, to, II. aflame, fire, heat. Medic, term, inflammation, heat. 2. phlegm,

Lat. pitmta.

:

.: :

aor. I

'/

and hpXiy

-

to be heated, itiflamed, to fester.

\-^$

$, , (^)

$,

from

of

the water-

garments

(oOijres

;

burnt.

II. intr. to

heat.

WTTOS,

made of <^8,

—

burnt, set

a blazing, blaze: inflammation. flaming, flery, blazing. ubos) like flame, flery hot. fiery-looking, flaming.

pound: hence to hurt, wotuid. II. in Att. Comedy, grind with the teeth, swallow greedily. to bruise collat. form of used only in pres. transit, to burn, scorch, burn up Pass, to be

^,

blazing, flashing. blazing, gleaming.

onfire, burn i,p, kindle, Pass, to flame, blaze.

to set

scorch: metaph. to inflame:

ei/,

Adv. oi (pKavpos, badly, meanly; to know an art indifferently well Lat. male audire, to be ill spoken of.

3 sing. impf.

763

ev/xez^o ?

on fire.

a sorry workman,

,

', :

,—

,

.

—

;«a/-garments..

bark of

the inner

,

,

any roaring

noise, the :

hum

the

or din of a roaring of the

, gen. '/03, {^) aflame, blaze

,

iye'ipuv to raise a

flery heat of wine : . Ion. for

, ,

^,

flame pi.

:

metaph.,

^^

.',

:

, ,

of Phlegra, Phlegraean. a kind of vulture or eagle, so called from he'm^ flame-coloured. ou, like \'^€$, burning, scorching: metaph. hot, ardent,

\($.

scorch

:

,

{^)

fut.^Xe^cu: aor.

Pass, to

become

i

be inflamed, burn, glow.

:

—

trans, to burn,

hot, blaze up.

to kindle, inflame, Lat. urere

2.

metaph.

Pass., like Lat. uri, to

:

metaph., also

$ 3.

c.

ace.

make to blaze tip, rouse up, excite. 4. Causal, to make to flash ; to hurl a flaming bolt metaph. to make illustrious or famous, Lat. illustrare Pass, to be or become renowned or rei, to

:

—

{\)

—

,

silly talk, foolery.

II.

a

, : () '-

,

{)

a rising on the skin

:

a

blis-

a pustule.

5, :

to talk

the fool,

prater.

silly talker,

ter

\ya

flames, fire.

-: : ():—

,

65, {^) €5, ,,,,(^)

agency.

;

oiVou the

as, , Phlegra ; f. a plain in Ion. Thrace famous for underground fire here the giants folly or nonsense, speak idly : also to play are said to have been conquered by the gods Hence also in trifle, Lat. nugari. as name of any place exposed to volcanic ), silly talk, nonsense, foolery. ;

smooth

trees,

bark, bass.

t6,

=

idle talk, foolery.

[]

f.

:

aor.

boil over, rise up.

, . ,

words, talk

II.

idly, babble

i

Dor. for

€€,

to

'

;

devices idly threatening

6. Comic word

:

metaph.

on

$,

— to

overflow with

his shield.

to imitate a nasal sound.

..

2 sing, aor, I pass. subj.

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

3

pi.

imperat. of

^€6%,,',{)

($

famous. II. in trans, to flame, blaze, flash. 2. I. zct. causfearful: either, metaph. to burst or break forth. ing fear frightful, auful, formidable ; 3. to shine forth, become famous. 2. fearful, giving formidable only from numbers. ovns, and nor was an oath a an idle cause for fear; ovh\ opuos aivos, , talker, babbler. there \s reason to matter of dread ; II. pass, feeling fear, frightened, ($, , name of an unknown bird. dread that ... (\() a vein : metaph. any affrighted, afraid. 2. caused byfear, panic : anxious. , gen. vein or channel : a vein of metal a spring of water. Adv. of fearfully, both in act, to gush, teem, overflow. and pass, sense. scarer of hosts, , Att. for the Ion. a kind of rush , or reed. epith. of Minerva. f. to chatter, babble, drivel. From striking fear or idle talk, babble, chatter. panic info armies. , the doorposts, jambs. pres. pass, and Dor. for 77, in plur. f. ifcu, Aeol. and Ion. for part, of []

, , '2, , '.,

, , ',

(()

\$,

:

($, ,

\$,

-, {)

( (5 , ) -, €-5, (, ) ,

, ,

[]

(05,

(^,

.

,

6€5,.

^,

—

—

,:

. ^ ( () 8 08, () -, (, —

764

f.

('.

aor.

(

with fear,

frighten, terrify,

,

II.

flight.

and

and

Pass, :

:

:

aor.

pf. pass,

strike

,,

Carthaginian:

( ,

him: c. ace, to flee from, fear, dread anyone npus TL to be alarmed at a thing but, ;

of the date or palm-tree ; of palm-leaves ; — Phoenician.

—Adv.-«o)s,

in

=

,

e'is

or

,,

;

aor. I pass. part, of

Ep. and Dor. for

of

,. , ()

05, () , {) 5, {() aros,

3

pi. aor. I

an

object

the

[yl^

:

() (, {., (, (,(,-)

) )

) ',

'

is,

TO,

from

red or purple cloth, a red cloak, Lat. punicea vestis : esp. a dark-red military cloak worn by the Lacedaemonians. 2. a red curtaiji. 3. at sea, a red flag hung out by the admiral as the signal for action generally, a red standard or banfier. among the Persians, a ov, , wearer of purple, i. e. one of the highest rank, Lat. purpuratus, ov, purple-dyed,

offear, a terror.

liable to fear, timid.

of,

purple, crimson.

$, , {()

crimson.

],

Phoenician: later, Punic, in Phoenicianfashion. II.

palm-unguent,

, , . -5, , , -, , -5, , $ -, ;

pass,

11.

=

ov,

pahn-tree;

TiVL, irepi Tivos or tlvl, to fear or be anxious about a thing c. ace. cognato, to fear : c. inf. to fear to do, be afraid 0/ doing. , a lock, curl or tuft of hair, hair; the mane of a horse the Gorgon's II. metaph. like snaky locks. Lat. coma, the leaves, foliage of trees tufts of violets. :

garment

red.

rivos

:

',

a

oJvos palm-wine.

€3, () $, 5, ( •05, .', =^€3. dread:

to flight, to flee;

to flee before

to

put

to be

:

in fear, take fright, be affrighted, to fear,

Horn, usually, to be put

— to

dismay : to put fut. med. i med.

:

pass,

pass,

::

-,

to climb palms. Phoenician-born.

ati object of terror, a terror. ov, crimsonfear, terror, fright, dismay : in fingered. h-omer flight, properly the outward show (as opp. to €v, poet, for dark-red, Bios the sensation) offear : c. gen., the purple or crimson : of a blood-red. KpoKOs) of purple woof. -KpOKOS, ov, flight of men; but also c. gen. ohjecu, fear or dread of another purple-crested. ov, to turn the horses, turn, start to flight, like Ion. -irap-^ios, ov,

, $.

0,

^

:

'$ ^,

--

ayopeveiv to advise to flight : also in plur., causes (ffear, 2. an object II. personified, son of terror, a terror. of Mars, coupled with his brother ;

, (, , f.

,

/iios) to

$,$.

{$)

to cleanse, purify.

II.

, ,

utter prophetic words.

ados,

, {oos)

the priestess of Phoebus generally, orie inspired by Phoebus, a prophetess.

,

, -5, 065,

(, $) (, (, (, -€, , (, ) -'65, (,€$, , -5, (, >\.-\\%, (, /) )-5, .(, (, €,-,,, (, 8)€8.

) )

purple-cheeked, red-cheeked, of ships having red bows.

with a red bottom

ov,

or

ground, of the Red Sea.

the ruddy-footed goddess, Virgil's rubicunda Ceres. vTepov) with purple or ov, crimson wings : as Subst., a red

)

v/ater-bird, the flamingo.

-, , ) , , -5, 8, ) 5, 8 . , , -, () , f.

cleanse, wash.

(€5, , ,

{oos)

poet,

for

,

also os, ov, Ion.

to

o(os.

ov

($,

ov. Ion. for

5, ,

rapt or inspired by Phoebus. ov, pure, bright, radiant, beaming. II. as prop, n., , Phoebus, the Bright One, epith. of Apollo often joined

{5)

€8, €, (($

:

€v,

{08)

blood-red, deep-red;

a blood-red dragon. ov,

65, ,

flowers;

{, ',

with purple

ov,

conu.

purpureum

-oiis,

,

ovv,

{)

purple dye, purple or crimson, Lat. ptmiceus. [yi], Phoenicia.

)8, , {)

?, ov. Ion. (or

=

ver.

of a

red-legged, red-

shanked.

Dor. -as, a, hurling red lightnings.

6,

ov,

sent by Phoe-

nicians.

contr. for

Tj,

red-shining.

is,

iKos,

Homer

a Phoenician,

;

first

($

mentioned in a Phoenician

mentioned as being the first a Phoenician fem. woman. 2. a Carthaginian, Lat. Poenus. iKos, o, Subst. a purple-red, deep purple or crimson, because the discovery of this colour was II. the palm, dateascribed to the Phoenicians. skilled

in

trickery, so

commercial nation

, €$, 8,

Lat.

red with roses.

is,

/ios) of Phoebus, belonging or sacred to Phoebus; hence prophetic, inspired. , Phoibe, Lat. Phoebe, a frequent name of Diana, as is Phoebus of Apollo. os, poet. fem. of :

ov,

palm

[i]

:

,

:

the male palm to distinguish

is

it

called

by Herodotus

from

2. the fruit of the female or fruit-bearing palm. musical instrument, like a palm, date. 3.

the

—

;

:

—

.

III. the guitar, invented by the Phoenicians. fabulous Egyptian bird phoenix, described by Hero-

,

dotus

3. 7,^.

,

iKos, 6,

also fern,

red, purple or crimson, red

o{ red cattle fire.

^,

The words

sites,

included

(poiv'iK€os, etc.,

all

dark reds, from crimson to purple, while the brighter

, ,( , , 5, ,

blood-stained, bloody, Lat. cruentus

of

fern,

woman.

— to

to tinge,

:

(Adj.)

:

:

Pass.

to colour, blush.

,

, , ,

a Phoenician

{$) dye red —

pass,

I

redden, to make red

become red,

of

fern,

aor.

:

also warlike.

;

(Subst.),

II.

f.

etc.,

{$) blood-red: hence

ov, also as, ov,

€5, ,

blood-red

{(povoi)

bloody.

straying,

ranging, roaming about : metaph. distraught, raving, II. act. driving madly about, maddening. frenzied. ov, , epith. of Bacchus, a roamer, ranger. ados,

$

{)

a strolling woman of the Bacchantes.

poet. fern, of

esp.

mad or maddening

as Adj.

II.

voaos mad?iess, frenzy. 2. also with a neut. vrepois on roaming, wandering wings. Subst.,

•€

Ion.

fro,

f.

:

{)

roam

to

go

io

:

$.

regular times,

II.

and

they

7. to

roam

cf.

to come on at of constant, regular motion,

of commerce, to come in constantly, be imported regularly ; horns which are imported into Greece corn was imported for them in abunalso of tribute or taxes, to come in, like dance

esp. of objects

( (5 (

4( ($"5 ;

(5

:

Lat. redire

apfvpiov

;

a talent of silver

every day. person

2.

$

came

in to

$

to

Alexander

go

to visit a

Ovpas to be a regular visitor at a great man's door so of a dream, to recur again and again. 3. to go constantly or resort to a person, esp. of attending lectures or lessons ;

, ;

fii

/; [']

to school

:

whence Hence

to

go

;

to school to

go

;

absol. to

go

school with

to

visiting.

2.

,

Ep. for Tipos,

one

who goes

school,

a

3 dual impf.

,

and

or comes regularly

disciple, pupil.

also

La.t. follis.

\$)

bandy-legged, Lat.

€,

,

, a single piece of money,

{$)

f.

murderous

desires.

aros,

Ion

i'cus

to be athirst

, (()

slaughtered, a victim. Tjos,

ace.

€, , , {') slayer,

formed

for blood, have

$ {): $

;

that which

is

:

:

kill,

to be

nom. mur-

or

ace.

€$, (8, derer, homicide. {$) murdef, pi.

slay.

murder, homicide, slaughter; kv to in the midst of slaughter ; rend in murder, i. e. murderously. inclined to slay, murderous, ,

05, , ($)

bloody.

II.

of,

trials

,

-5,

relating to blood or

/or homicide. also

ov,

is,

os,

ov,

:

;

-

of blood, murderous.

($, \() blood-dripping. blood-streaming. {8,

)

ov,

$

Lat. caedes;

murder

($)

bloody, blood-stained

II.

{*) \\05 a

,

in plur.

slaughter, slaughter of Greeks : 2. blood shed in murder, gore, 3. a murdered body, corpse.

mtirder,

murders.

blood, Lat. cruor.

hornicide,

ov, 6,

:

one

who

;

05, , , {$) ,

carried, motion

:

)

the course, career, orbit in the javelin's

body moves;

which a

range.

2.

III. rapid motion, a rush, onset, Lat. impetus. (also) from Pass, that which is borne or carried, a 2. that which is paid as load, freight, burden. 3• that which ts rent or tribute, Lat. vectigal. brought forth, fruit, produce, a crop, Lat. proventus:

()

metaph. a large crop, harvest. with a rushing or vio[], Adv. II. borne or carried in a litter. lent motion. giving pasture ox food, , ,

, () , €, () II.

grazing

in the pasture.

which a horse is 2. a mouth-band manger, Lat. capistrum. of fifers to cheeks and the lips round put of leather 77,

the halter by

tied to the

them

()

blowing. pasture, food, fodder, forage of men, food, meat, victuals : metaph. fuel.

assist

f^oes to

narrowing towards

,

of a cup, narrower at the brim. a point: in pointed, tapering he the description of Thersites, was pointed or peaked in the head. a carrying, bringing; 2. a bringing in, paying the giving one's vote. 3. a bearing, producof money, payment. a being borne or II. (from Pass, ing. the lips

feeding.

a constant going or coming, a a going to school.

cws,

,

€$,

from

, (,, .() ,

5,

another.

mad-

valgus.

range

to

;

;

to

or range about, of

motion up and down the ship roamed one one way, one another. wildly about : hence to go mad, rave ; 3• of pain, to come in fits, irregular or hasty

II.

( ^ *\$, -€5, {$ )$ ^ , () :

go up and down,

and fro.

tkxdv) squint-eyed ; or more

',

probably (akin to

bloody.

woman,

me'caph. a frenzied

:

to

found only in the description of Ther-

either (from

, ,-, ,

()

,

a going

to

blood-stained,

:

(^)

also os, ov,

ov,

, ^ , ,, ,

Adj. purple-

hence of a bay horse,

shades weie denoted by scarlet being kokkivos,

765

poet, for

'02, ,

also like 'LaX-./uIvus, of the colour of

:

:

ness, frenzy.

., , ;

. , .

—

77,

in

:

766

€€€,

3 sing.

. . ) . . () 6

subj.

litter,

Dor. part. fern, of
,/ f.

:

>s,

aur.

i

Ep.

:

—

Fre-

carrying freights;

merchantman.

a ship of burden,

05, , ,

=

f.

From

a bearer, carrier.

6,

' -,

vads

sedan-chair, Lat. sella, lectlca.

Ion.

-, ) •^05 , , () ^^. , {5,

{

bandbarrow,

€,

—

—

:

6€—'2.

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

€|, 6, ,. (,

, $, ,

—

; :

:

belongifig to the freight of a ship; a ship of burden, merchantman.

)

, {$,

, , () €5 , , ,

'^^, — car-

like

rying burdens: of a ship, freighted: as Subst., , a carrier, porter : a trafficker, merchant.

$,

hence from f. to load; meant to convey a message Tivas to load men with loads: Med., to be in the habit of conveying but, ayy€\ias to ship the smaller part of one's wealth Pass, to be borne messages, serve as a messenger Pass., pf. part. heavy laden. violently along, be hurried along : to be tossed about {ipopTos) of persons, burdensome, Med. to fetch for oneself fetch regularly. tiresome, common, vulgar at sea : so of things, like a bundle. Adv. a vulgar, commonplace comedy. Hence aros, that which is carried: a Adv., vulgarly. load, freight : a burden. {(popTos) a burden, load : a ship's Ep. for inf. of II. freight or lading: in plur. wares, merchandise. Ep. for the burden of the womb, a child unborn. inf. of also 6s, verb. Adj. of , , {(popTos) a ship of burden, merborne, carried : to be borne or endured, bearable. chantman. bear or carry constatitly

quentat. of

wear

to

and

:

have, possess

so, to

, , , , 8,

:

:

:

as differing

—

,

,

—

() , ()

,

€, ^, , 05, ,

-

—

:

—

, . . ,, , () ',

, , , , , , , , , , . , , , , ^ {). , ,5, {) , $, -, -, ), , . {) , {) €8 {) , ov,

i.

,

bearing, frintful.

at, the daughters of Phorcys, [], the three Gorgons, Stheino, Euryale, Medusa.

5, $. {) e.

0,

=

vvos and vos,

Phorcys, an old sea-god, son of Pontos and Gaia, father of the Gorgons. Adv. like mat-work or watling crosswise, athwart. t77os, the phorminx, a kind of lyre, the oldest stringed instrument of the Greek minstrels, esp. the iikstrument of Apollo it was richly inwrought, and had seven strings. (From because it was carried on the shoulder by a strap.)

,

:

-

Hence

^,

Dor.

f.

to

play the

or

Hence

lyre.

ov, o.

or

f.

—

-, (^$,

(^)

work

I, a wicker basket to carry corn, sand, a mat, Lat. storea : also a seama?is cloak made of coarse plaited stuff. II. measure of 2.

corn.

ov, TO, the Lat.

a small

,

forum;

Appii

town on

{)

that

the Appian Way. which is brought in,

^

tribute,

paid by foreigners to a ruling state, as that paid to Athens by her subject states; vnoTcXav to pay

, ^

tribute

to

pay

^,

f.

II.

\y]

-

05, {) 0,

wifid, rubbish,

sawdust,

to stain, defile.

whatever

refuse,

swept along by the

is

Lat. quisquiliae

also chaff,

:

used for packing earthenware. Ep. lenglhd. from light. Hence Adv. to the light, to the light of day. the huffagellum, a scourge. Hence the Lzt. fiagello, to scourge. f.

etc.,

$, ,

, , ,

,

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

of

fut. pass,

,

aTos,

a fetice, protection,

08,

mats Pass, to be stitched up like a mat, straitened, hampered. anything made of wicker,

Forum,

freight or cargo.

of dough, to knead: generally, to

lip, spoil, defile.

Dor. -ras, a lyre-player, harper. , a S7nall basket. fencing, partition.

Dim. of

to stitch

, ,

ship's

palisade, defence.

«, .

etc.

=

mix

6,

a

in Att. soTfiething coarse or vidgar, tiresome stiff.

to agree to pay tribute

;

to impose tribute;

tribute.

,

;

-

subject

carry loads or burdens: of a merchant-ship, to carry a freight or cargo. From f.

to

a shutting up, blocking up : a hedge, II. like

fence, paling.

=

f.

:

:

—

,

5,

poet,

aor.

:

to tell of,

make known.

understanding, knowledge.

(s,

',

, clare,

gen. aos, understanduig, shrewd, cunning.

,

understanding, shrewdness, cun-

From

ning.

:

ov, gen. ovos, f.

:

=

:

et inf. to counsel, advise, bid, order advise, counsel: c. ace. rei,

by

signs

:

signal with the hand.

and or lue-

to tell, de-

^ €:

pronounce, stronger than

—

From

Ep.

i

Ep. aor. i or

inf.

( ((

() $.

aor.

:

pf.

indications

II.

Hence

advice, a hint, warning, intimation.

:

—

:

also absol. to

he gave

to

Med. and

c. dat. pers.

make

Pass,

signs,

—

—

(,

med.

I

and

iri-

speak with oneself, to foil, by €t with

to

ponder; consider whether; consider,

to think differently.

person, purpose,

him. 3. imagine that. come to know,

aor.

:

pass,

pf.

:

:

indicat. fut., to

fut.

:

pass,

muse upon,

think or

—?'.

($

5 sing. Ion. impf.

:

2. to devise

design

or plan for a

. , ,, ,

, . . , '2 .' - ( ( ,

-, $ ,

fut.

[]

:

pf.

aor.

:

aor. I

:

:

^

f.

:

—

in

^

aor. 2

for

for

hedge round,

to

for defence to fence, defend, ov\ois to fence in one's body with arms, to arm oneself: so in Med., rb they strengthened the wall in Med. also,

fence

in,

fortify

;

€$

;

—

(5

to

:

(($ (•8,

fence oneself, strengthen one's fortifications.

to be fenced in, fortified ;

with ed.

shields

',

5

absol.

:

— PziS.

fenced

($ ($

put vp as a fence

to

II.

secur-

fenced,

, ($ , , , .($ () -^ (5 a fence);

yippa

having put up the shields as a fence. block up : make close, fill quite full.

{)

ijpos, 6,

about a thing the way, a guide: tell

()

the age.

epos, 6,

ber of a

pi.

informer, of or tells one

($

the teeth that

or

or ward, Lat. curiales

vlov (is Tois

;

to introduce one's son to

(( ($

). $, () [a]

17

:

belonging to a clan

at

Att. for

'', ,

men by

clans, that clan

originally derived

gen.

from

ties

may

of blood

:

(,

,

Ion.

:

)

gen.

^, €-5,

Hence

,

who

one

seducer.

(s,

(.

f.

the mind, deceive.

gen. (os,

to

deceive

deceives the mind, a

(, ()

-, (,(,^))

his mifid,

as

a tank or reservoir. 6, of a tank or reservoir. cLtos, to. Ion. and poet, for

master of

sound of mind, Lat. compos mentis.

,

damage of

understanding.

the

From

(s,

daynaged

in

p€vo-s,

of glad heart, de-

(S,

€-5, (, () €€. () = ( p(vs,from

lighting the heart.

impairing the

(s,

mind, maddening. Adv.

)

6-$, (,

heartily, of one's

own

the heart,

will or accord.

ov,

the brains, deceiving.

stealing

€-|5, , , (, ^$) €-.•., (, 6-$, (, (, (,

phrase

robber of the

frefizied in mind.

only found in

giving a stroke

es,

to the

II.

away

to be diseased in mind.

mind, maddening.

stricken in mind,

ov,

) ((

smitten xvith madness, frenzied.

6-€,

,=

ov, gen. ovos,

to

f.

;

stand by cla?i but,

-

more commonly a water-tank, puteus : an oil-Jar. Hence

well; or

77,

(,

make

wise,

making

make under-

standing, instruct, inform, teach; to teach no longer by riddles thou shalt teach me to thy sorrow.

6-5,

Athens, the subdivision of the as at Rome fre?izied. the curia was the subdivision of the tribus ; every f. consisted of three or whose the compds.

\

..($

opos, 6, see

with the mind, ingenious.

$

at

()

(-

ov, of or concerning a Athens, epith. of Jupiter and Minerva, tutelary deities of the phratriae. [] :

7770s, 0,

of,

or Ion. Dor. a tribe of kindred race, a sept or clan

choose

6,

Lat. magister curiae.

€, , () , , - ^ (($ (, ) , , ', , -. , 6v,

or clansmen.

and

6

president of a

,

same

to be in the

,

a mem- i^nderstanding, a deceiver. those of es, Adv.

clansmen, which was done when the boy came of he has not yet got his T(p(s, i. e. he has been entered in no is no true citizen, with allusion to (see his

age;

f.

) ) ( (5 -, ) -, ) ,(8 -, (5.

=

(€$

to

man who

opos,o,

:

same

III.

teller,

a

fpos, or

the

a

—

;

meant a brotherhood.)

Understanding, crazy.

;

locking spear fast to spear, shield

make

to shield (so as to

derived from the same Root as

is

,=

( € €6, :

as those

. , , -, , . -, ,) , (The word

les.

cistern, reservoir, Lat.

Pass.,

:

the letters are some-

t.

times transposed, as for

i

:

or

€5, , (() (- €, :$ - €-,, , (,

of

iv, aor. I pass. part,

Att.

(,

and at the members of a tribus, tribules, those of a curia, curia-

(.$'. — a

med. o{

pi. aor. I

(€5 ($,Rome

called

were called

of a

, ., , .. suppose, believe,

remark, perceive, notice : to see, understand: also 5. to mind, heed, take care or heed of, c. ace. Dor. for , gen. Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of aor. I part, of 4. to

€$. (,

members were

ha.t.frater, and properly

intend something for

or

c. ace. et inf. to thinks,

Dor. for Ep. 3

767

(

;

destroyed in mind,

(s,

a root,

which

is

found only

(-(, (-(,

{

in

— 768

,

,,

6-€,

f,

metaph. of a gnat,

,

gen.

io

:

(05,

—

)

((ppiap,

make a

begin

to dig tanks;

,-

gen. cppivwv,

plur.
Dor.

:

—

c.

ace,

, €€ :

)€.

Oeovs to begin with in-

voking the gods.

hole in one's skin.

g^n. (ppavos, dat. plur. : in plur. the midriff or the muscle which parts also the heart and lungs from the lower viscera

etc.

. ,

:

TO, contr. for

prelude.

(cp.

-,

(,

a

Ep. for 3 sing. subj. of Ep. impf f. to think, to have understanding ; 2. in Homer both in sing, and called best both in battle and cotmsel ; ol plur., the heart and parts near the heart, the breait, like underLat. praecordia ; the seat of the passions and affec- vovvT€s the wise ; standing. 2. to be in one's sound senses ; tions hence the heart, mind, understanding, reason to drive one out of his unas, often joined with to derstanding or senses; to lose as in Lat. mens animusque ; possessed of one's wits. 3. c. ace. rei, to have in mind, purbe out of one's wits ; II. to be miftded or disposed in a certain from one's pose. sense, in one's right mind I from the surface of one's way, to mean, intend, purpose ; very heart ;

-.

;

,

•

(\$

<ۥ^

€$

mind,

((

,

:

( €05

;

i.e. superficially, carelessly.

(($

3.

, , ,..

sense, instinct.

4.

also used in

is

the sense of the seat of life (the departed soul).

or life

itself,

of beas's,

did

Homer

mean

in

as opp. to

^7

the ruffling

[],

on a

ripple

or

2. a shuddering, shivering, chill. shivering fear, shuddering, esp. from religious awe, Lat. horror: then any fear. fs, {
-3,

?$)

'250 -: , 6$, ()

horribly.

—

Att.

-^

f.

:

Dep.:

of horses, to shew their mettle : to move briskly or wantonly. gen. the ruffling of a smooth surface, the ruffling or ripple caused by a gust of wind sweeping over the smooth sea, Lat. horto snort, neigh,

,

, .) -.5, , 221 - ^ ( ^

ror ;

dark

the

bristling up, of the hair aor.

I

inf.

ov,

of

,

:

ripple.

a

II.

a shivering t.

{^,

with bristling

hair.

Att.

:

From

a shivering, shuddering.

6,

f.

:

:

poet. part.

aor.

I

formed rough or

as

if

pf.

:

from

:

€

(

designedly, Lat. prudens faciebam ; c. inf. to do a thing iOvs to purpose to go

to

:

straight,

make

(

-

to be evil

\ ^-

for a place what your bringing us means.

straight

this is

veiv

ov. Ion. for

sea.

)

:

;

or

towards him minded towards him

to be well or kindly mitided

Ep. dat. of

smooth

it

often with a neut. Adj.,

a clan.

], Ion. for

05, ,, = ,

6

(^) — €

,-

,

.

2.

;

;

€

be of the better mind, hold the better and without a dat. pers., to be minded or to have wise inclined in a certain way to have high thoughts, either thoughts ; in good sense to be high-minded, or in bad sense to be presumptuous and conceited, of animals, to be highto be low-minded, poorspirited ; to think beyond spirited ; tivos to hold what becomes a man: also, a person's opinions, be on his side or of h'\s party;

opinion

to

:

;

'/

—

to be

,

in another

way.

like-minded ; think

III. to

} of,

to think

mind, heed, hence

IV. to to take heed of, guard against a thing. have one's senses : to be alive, have life. Hence otos, to, the mind, will, spirit, Lat. aniII. high feelmus : in plur. thoughts, purposes. ing, high spirit: and in bad sense, pride, presumption, Hence arrogance, insolence.

, ,

bad

», , one who is high-spirited, or in who is proud, presjwiptuous. a being minded to do €, ,

sense, ofie

, $,

(^)

2. high-77iindedness and so, purpose, intention. II. thoughtbristle, Lat. horrere, as of corn fields, or spears of and in bad sense, pride, presumption. hair or mane, to bristle up, stand on end : c. ace, fulness, good sense, practical wisdom, prudence. one must pride verb. Adj. of to bristle with the mane

€

a redupl. pres.

feathers

:

to be

:

;

;

bristling

of smooth water,

Lat. horrescere.

II.

on

their

call

hair bristle

chill or shiver

,, ;

to

have a

with cold.

backs

goose-skin and

makes the

come over one,

shudder with fear c. ace. to shudder before anyone, to dread him. also to thrill or quiver with delight thrilled with love.

f.

for

with

to be ruffed, to ripple, often of a feeling of chill,

which causes what we to shiver

ruffled, to

2. to

:

also

€ -, () ;

('

3.

I

so

oneself.

ov,

mind

or senses.

()

,

understanding, in one's right

II. discreet, sensible,

steady.

III.

thoughtful, practically wise, prudent, Lat. prudens; practical wisdom, good sense; dnopos TO without resource in matters of thought. (ni

,

^{.\,. $, , ()

contr. prudently. Dep. to make a prelude or beginning, to

^^,

f.

, {•

sensibly, discreetly, prudefitly, skilfully.

($,

Adv.

wise thoughts, wisdotn.

pres. act. part, of

Att.

:

aor.

i

wisely,

:

— Tts)

:

6$

heed;

may

a thing

be done.

to

, ,

769

() 05, , , () , () , () ) - -5, (, )

give take thought

to think, consider, reflect, to take thought,

:

how

^

—.

II. c. ace. rei, to

think

,

,

a watcher, guard. belonging a watch,

of,

guard, or garrison.

, ,

III. c. consider: to devise, contrive, invent. a watch-post, garriso?ied gen. to take thought for, give heed to a thing, care fort, citadel: a castle, tower, isolatedfort. II. the about, reck of, regard it guard or garrison of a place.

of,

;

to take

$

no thought of the gods

,

to be

Trept

;

tivos

concerned or anxious about a thing IV. absol, to be though fid or anxheed not. ;

()

to have

ious;

5, ,

careworn look.

, () €, , , ()

thing,

gen.

c.

thought, care, heed to a

thought, reflection, medi2. deep thought, anxiety,

II. absol.

tation: in plur. thoughts.

concern.

3.

power of thought, mind.

,

aros,

that

thought out, a contrivance, invention. verb. Adj. of

, () ^ $ ,

care.

,

which

one must take

a place for hard is

or

thinker on supra-terrestrial things.

)

,

t],

ov, also os, ov

from

as

^,

Hence

:

:

(contr.

from

—gone away

i.

of persons, gone, departed ; c. part., [ctat] they are gone in pursuit of thee of the ej dead, thou art departed by death, art dead and gone : metaph, undone, ruined. 2. of things, gone, vanished. Ion. a looking out,

€

;

, $

,

() , -€8,

€5,, , Dor.

the

I

:

oi

pi. subj.

, , ,

ov,

() 6(

watch and ward, guard; to keep watch; (sub. eveKo) to sing on guard. 2. a watch of the night. 3. ward, prison, imprisonment. II. of men, a watch or guard, a garrison. 2. at Sparta, a body ofme7i destinedfor service, a levy, conscription ; for see , the post of commandant. From a commander of a , watch, an officer or guard : the commandant of a gar-

,

wanton

Dep. to snort metaph. to be

, ('^)

II.

Dep.

Att.

f.

metaph.

(-

vov) to gather sticks for fuel.

a gathering of dry , a collecting offirewood. TO, a dry stick : mostly in plur. dry sticks for fuel, firewood, Lat. sarmenta, virgidta.

sticks for fuel,

aor. 2 pass. inf. of

flute,

,

a finch, Lz\. fritigilla. [i] Phrygian; ^pvyioi , ov, Phrygian music, i. e. music played on said to be invented by Marsyas, wilder than

,

the

'/.

,

the music for the lyre,

[]

Hence

also

[], Dor.

(^

-£cD

aor. 2

broil

:

:

aor.

i

of the sun,

05, , ,

:

to

pf.

plur.

:

—

f.

I

:

to roast, toast,

parch, Lat. torrere.

( ,

in

:

aor.

Pass.,

Hence

verb. Adj. roasted, toasted, parch-

II. as Subst.,

ed.

of music,

;

Att.

:

[]

m

-( €'22 -^

Adv. in Phrygian fashion the Phrys^ian mode.

6,

a firebrand, torch:

a signal fire, alarm-fire, beacon ; ki fire-signals of an enemy's

approach are made to a place.

rison or fortress.

aor. i

, ,

—

II.

,

f.

neigh, of a spirited horse.

. , , -5, (, ) , : ^:€$(); , , () f.

.

(-, ()

-,

Att.

and

as

01

violent sfiorting,

neighing of a spirited horse.

, [], (^) 05, 5, ()

of or for thinking, thoughtful, Adv. -kojs, thoughfully, carefully.

speculative.

'8,

,

)

from 6, (contr. for from a watcher, guard ; the guards or garrisoti of a fort or city.

wanton, insolent.

a deep, hard thinker;

,-

the house.

arid haughty.

by Aristophanes. ov, 0,

a guard-ship. watching or

ov,

insolence, arrogance.

thinking, a thinking-shop, as the school of Socrates called

is

guarding

,

in pass, sense: aor. i

Pass.,

f.

med.

fire

:

:

—

f.

Pass.,

to give signals by

the

vfjes

watch or guard; 01 those on approach of ships was signalled or telegraphed by guard, the watch or guard. II. trans, to watch, Hence alarm-fires. guard, keep : to garrison a place. 2. to watch for, , a giving signals by beacon or alarmobserve. to be on one's fires. II. a night-watch to make fire-signals. 3. Med., like guard against, beware of, c. ace. Hence one who watches to , that which is watchedor guarded; give sis^nals by beacons or alarm-fires. Xiiai the herdsmen's charge of , a toad, [] cattle. II. a guard, garrison : also of a single a Phrygian. , gen. man. III. watch, ward, guard; fut. of Dor. to keep watch. = Att. to keep

-05,

,,

05, , ,

guarded.

verb. Adj. of

,

€(

watched,

', ',

, ,

faugh

!

(, ) pys,

^. -, ^.

-,

aor. I pass. inf. of

^.

an exclamation of

disgust.

C

c

—'. , , .() .

770

, . ,. ,

, ,

5(,

' $ $ $

,

'/'

:

1. of

dat.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

for

Dor. for Adv.

:

watching or guarding,

keeping watch or guard, watch or guard : in plur. a night-watch, Lat. excubiae ; to mount fTpairev 'innovs he turned his horse to flight. to keep guard to make one an exile, drive the night-guard ; f. to set the or watch; Tas II. intr. to be an exile, from a country, banish. custodia: 1. watch or also watches. a guard, Lat. banishment. live in a guard or garrison of a place. 3. a watch-tower: fit for an exile or refugee; a fortified post or station, 4. of time, a watch, esp. the zeal of an exile. jvard, prison, place of 5. fleeing from the a watch of the night. , security. II. watching, guarding, keeping in spear, iinwarlike, cowardly. kv to keep in custody banished ward ; fugitive, esp. , to take heed or also ex^iv, = man, exile, refugee, Lat. exul, profugus ; care, be cautious; to be kv or to recall the exiles ; straitly on one's guard. 2. a dewas said of their returning themselves.

,

('/) like

, (^)

, , {^)

, , ,. €6, ,

)

Adv., contr. for

€'€,

for

,

aor. 2 inf.

{^^) flight gen.

c.

) , ^- ,

€$,, ,

€'/. of €'/.

in battle, Lat.

fuga

watched or

:

;

^

he has devised means of escape from incur-

/€07, = (^65,

) -€5, -, ) -, ^. ,,

able diseases.

II.

banishment, Lat. exilitim;

to live in banishment.

Noun

.

for

y^,

ov,

marriage-bed.

body of exiles or refugees.

3 sing, aor, 2 of

{^,

'/.

shmming

,(€,

f.

a collective

2. as

-€5,

ov,

('/, ^evos) ov, poet, for

€5, €$)

, ., ,

,, ,

Dor.

talents,

:

, ,

-,,

€8, (,

a watcher, guard: the garrison; a guardian, keeper, pro a protector of the lad. 2 sing. fut. of (-

ol

;

II.

05 €5,

()

,

,

command the contingent of a command the cavalry. From

) €€, ,. f.

(). -5, ().

to

II. to

(, "'221 .

. . . (5)

3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of aor. 2 pass. inf. of aor. 2 opt. of

for

for preserving, Adv. -$.

watching, guard(from Med.) occasion for guarding

tribe

ones natural powers or parts, nature. 111. the flower or prime

of age.

.

cautious

against, caution.

II.

genius

, ,

Hence

, () growth, stature, fine grwvth,

noble stature.

($,

ing.

flight, rouf. flying, shy, scared.

also

body-guards. governor; Dor. for

,

.

poet, for

,

sentinel, Lat. excubitor

also

'/(5, (^€,

aor. 2 pass. part, of

fit

II.

tector,

shunning war, cowardly.

, '^, (€^) ,, , ,=^05. fura,

,

gen.

c.

aKos,

a

shunning strangers

ov, aor. 2 part, of

6$,

be

-

05, , , () — , () €$

preservative,

to dislike litigation

or guests, hence inhospitable.

,

to

(from Med.

II.

evil spirits.

the

shun a lawsuit:

to

throw into

Adj. of

ov, verb.

kept.

to

one must guard against. rjpos, , a guard. Hence a post for a garrison, a fort or castle : an outpost, Lat. statio. 2. a safeguard, preservative, amtdet : amongst the Jews, were strips of parchment with a portion of the Law written upon them, believed to be of eflicacy against

dat.

flight or escape

2.

()

,

—

^.

poet, for

to flight.

in hasty flight, hastily.

a thing,

Att.

f.

3 sing. aor. 2 of

Ion.

($

prison.

form of

collat.

( ( , , , (

€€

^. ^^,

serter.

,

|

]

-,, , (, 5, , {) •$ ^, from

to flight;

f.

.( -

the chief of a tribe a commander of cavalry. inf. of

II.

' also

pf.

,

Att. :

pf.

med.

I.

:

:

f.

:

Pass.,

:

:

aor. I

(-

f.

aor, i

:

absol. to watch, be sleepless:

watch and ward, be on guard; II. trans. watch the night through. ovos, , , -yUTOJv) near the to watch, guard, keep, secure; 2. to sea-weed, dwelling by the sea. Tivos to guard one from a person or thing. €0$, Lat. FUCUS, sea-weed, sea- watch for, lie in wait or ambxish for ; to watch, wait wrack, tangle. II. a red paint or dye formed for or observe the right time. 3. metaph. to pre from to keep, reLat. fucus. serve, keep, maintain or

"02,

$,

05,

,

(v,

, ($)

of sea-weed, weedy. sea-weed.

esp. to keep

(,

to

,

, — ($,

verb. Adj.

be shunned or escaped, that can be escaped, shunned, avoided.

'/,

;

spect

to II.

1

oaths;

evos

to

observe

a

com

III. Med. to heed, take heed or care, be mand. on one's guard; used by Homer only in pf. pass.,

— ;;

J

€'€5 (

^ ,

to keep a thing, bear

take care to do

not to do, to

mind

in

it

or

take heed, beware

against doing,

on one's tovs

of, be

avoid;

the enemy. used in the sense of the Med.

,

man, Lat.

{)

()

\

inf

is

, {, ) ,, {)

, -, |5,

tumour,

against, shun,

Act.

771

-oiris,

or

ace.

:

the battle-cry, din

:

battle, ba'ile.

a thing that grows upon the body, a vomica.

. ) $, {-)

boil, cancer, Lat. tuber,

opos,

and

LOS

{(',

,,

fleeing men.

,

tribe,

a tribes-

{'^)

ov, of places, whither one can flee, can take refuge as Subst., a place of refuge. II. c. ace, able to

ivhere one

among

citizens of a

the

;

8,

,

:

:

:

{)

a wild olive-tree,

,

ados,

or litter of leaves. of a tree : metaph. of

:

II.

when

man,

\\$

one's lovers.

now becoming

and wi2. a tree or plant itself: a branch or bough. TO, in plur. green stuff, herbs, mint, parsley, etc., that were given into the

thered.

his leaf

, ov, (\\) to

f,

-,5,

(',

ov,

ov,

f.

pf.

of leaver, made of leaves.

()

to

(, ) ,

Comic

phrase,

-5, [,

one's shield.

, ,

ov,

gen.

which the prize

-', , {, )

, ,

{)

is

metaph.

—

:

[]

2.

who kneads

mingle or jumble

to

Pass, to be in coiifusion

5,

,

{)

5

a toad from

Dor. for

shed

pufling

itself

one's father,

{)

-«:

[]

like

to

up

to distinguish

:

to snort furiously.

breathe; to

its

f. Ion. to blow, puff, either with the breath or with bellows: to snort, stuff,

a

ptff or blow up, Lat. inflare; a bladder

belly

:

II. trans.

to bloiu

my

Pass., plqpf.

was blown out;

pf.

part,

blowfi

to 2. metaph. to cheat ; out, swoln. puff one up, make him vain : Pass, to be puffed up, elated. 3. to blow out, spurt out, discharge. 4. blow out a lamp. 5. to blow a wind-instrument.

—

a stock, race, kind; OeujVy yvvaiKcjv. 2. in plur. to denote a number of one kind, a troop, host, crowd, as, yvetc. swarm of gnats : the race of birds. yvvaiKeiov the fe3. sex, male sex, II. a race, people, nation. III. in a more restricted sense, a clan, tribe;

by races or

one

;

aor. 2 part, of

.

races, choose by races.

TO,

II.

esp.

to wet, soil, deflle.

aor. i part, of <^va;;

leaves,

f.

[C]

up.[S]

crown of leaves.

f.

hence

:

,

$,

bearing leaves

in

paullo-p.

pipe, bagpipe,

strewed or covered with

a contest

(

Pass.,

$,

and

ov,

[',

tovs

€,

shed the leaves : hence the to shed or let drop

-5,- (, ) -, , {, )

leaves.

:

aor. 2

,.5, $,{) , {) , , ;,5 €,

leaf-shedding.

)-, to

up, mingle,

a son. pair of bellows, bellows. II, a breath, blast: of fire, a stream or Jet. ev, Dor. for aor. I pass, part, of and bladder, , bubble, Lat. pustula. II. wind-instrument, a

the

2. in pi. also

ov,

f.

, 3

:

— to mix, mix up, mingle together,

bread, a baker.

men; owers.

also that of

is

wreathed leaves.

is

i

together, confound, confuse

leaves, foliage as

generation of leaves, so

€,

plur.

Ion.

pf.

a soft voice towards

:

mix and knead dough

or disorder, in

yivirj,

Hence

:

or

mixedly, in utter confusion.

aor. I

with something wet

thick-leaved, leafy.

-poos,

:

mixed

is

irpus

make up

aor.

:

fut.

shed the leaves. From shedding leaves. covered with leaves,

TO, a leaf;

to

mix

to

aor. 2 inf. pass, oi

radish-tops.

;

form of in Med.,

{)

Adv.

sere

(')

such as bargain

— lengthd.

knead : metaph. IpaoTas

a heap of leaves, a bed the leaves, leafage, foliage

, ' , , -5, ,(,) [,

€$

{^) ^, ,

,

,

^05

state, a class or tribe formed according to blood, a flee from or escape one. clan or caste. = €a;s, 2. later, union according to local flight. habitation, a tribe, Lat. tribtis, independent of conaros, that which nexion by blood. II. a division in an army, the kneaded, paste, dough. soldiers of one also a certain number, a bri[a] aor. I f. gade, esp. of cavalry. Pass., aor. I [\ Ion.

'', ,

[]

fugitive, shy,

, , {) , ( ,( - €-, . '. '. 5,

6,

cowardly.

one of the same

a union

of

aor. 2 inf. of

on one's sometimes

to be

tribidis.

,

c.

:

3. c. ace. to

guard

— The

guard against

ov, 6,

memory

:

.

noieiv to take care

;

guard

.

to be cav.tious, prude?it.

—

—

:

,

€.

, ,

:

(5,

Ion. for

77,

clans.

€€8,

.{) :

Ion. for

-

pres. pass. part.

blown out

Ion. for

qtos, to, :

a breath

:

that which is blown or any sound made by blowing or

j

C

e 2

;:

, () 5,

7'72

, , , , , () . (),

,

a planted place, an orchard or a roaritig, raging : of a horse, a snorting, vineyard, as opp. to corn-land II. a a blowing forth blood. plant, esp. of the vine. one must blow up. verb. Adj. of ov, producing, flourishing, fosan instrument for blowT]pos, b, tering II. by nature, from one's birth a fatherly. bellows, pair a 2. ; tube. or of blow-pipe a ing, wast thou thus fan for blowing fire. (<^;) a pair miserable /rom thy birth? Dor. a planting. II. a plantaII. a wind-instrument. of bellows. tion ; or simply a plant. From a blowing, snorting. aros, Aeol. and Ep. for to blow, puff, Ep. part, 3 pi. aor. but I pass, of aor. i pass, part, II. transit, to blow or snort, breathe hard, pant. snorting

:

snuffing

:

€,

€, ,

,

— metaph.

to elate,

make

€€,

. , €,

('^)

to

be excited by eat-

ing garlic, properly of fighting cocks of the Megainflamed to fury with rians, odvvais their woes, in allusion to the garlic grown in Megara: :

6,

f.

of garlic

garlic

:

>-%,

the holloiv stalk or clove

(, 08, , , ($)

() , -, , .

life,

producing or sustaining

ov,

natural, produced or iinII. of or beplanted by nature, ijiborn, native. longing to external nature, physical, as opp. to moral,

a

man

.,

by his features,

,

to judge of him by his looks. art of judging a man by his

know

the

or detect

features, physiognomy. ov, gen. ovos,

ing of a

, ()

mans

8

f.

(, ) 'yvaj

judg-

Ep. pres. part, of

()

;

^

mostly as opp. to

it

hard to part

is

€«

plant trees or 2.

parents:

the

01

;

from parents.

3.

generally, to prodtice, bring about, cause.

plant ground with trees ; spot with trees: Pass., 7^ with trees.

,

()

,

poet, for

, , ()

-603, ,

plant a

land planted

,

a

stock,

genera-

'$.

poet, for

. , (, )

grown, a plant, : of men, a de-

that which has

a creaturt Properly neut. of

tree,frtnt-tree.

II.

$,) (,

2.

native.

digging or delv-

ov,

ing round plants

grown, growing.

made of the natural wood,

a statue,

-

II. to

to

tion, race, tribe.

— metaph.

me-

or

$ -5, -,

2.

to

(to sow).

;

alone, the father

metaph. of

of the mind, one's nature ; natural poivers, parts, temper, disposition, etc. 3. the outward form, stattire, look, Lat. species, like or 4. natural order, nature; or v6by nature, naturally, opp. to

from one's nature.

Pass., aor. I

:

05, , , verb. Adj.

the nature, inborn quality, [], ecus, property or constitution of a person or thing ; the nature, natural power of numbers, Lat. vis

:

scendant, child.

character by his outward look. to p2iff up, make proud.

,

plants

planted,

is

as a sucker, a seed-

:

Pass, to be begotten, to spring

life-giving.

metaphysical, etc.

grown From

a plant

:

taph. to beget

itself.

that which

aor. I

:

pf.

:

,

lyyos,

,

ling, Lat. planta, stolo.

ov, gen.

(,

€€,

:

aros,

a plant.

cf.

;

() (€ (^ () — €$ €€$ (5— ^^ — €(

neut. of

vain.

^, . ^ 5,=^. -, , ()) Pass,

$ () ()

,

p7iffup:

().

(,

;

ov,

begetting,

poet.

a gardener. planting trees a father. *6/)>)

,

-€05, ,

cultivating plants or trees

:

'^, ,

as Subst.,

a

^$, ' $ , ( ^ 68 $ ^ ^ ^ , $ (5 ( ) 5 $ , ,, 5, : , , ()() ,, , €, (€(, ,€()

.

(by custom, conventionally)

man

laws

is

;

;

awas the whole

contrary to nature; so,

a traitor by nature.

by birth.

birth;

II.

III.

mankind;

of the sea

life

($,

,

,

€

natJiral origin,

a creature; the creatures

being puffed up, vanity. : a sausage

the large intestitie

or black pudditig.

$,

a

kind of barley-cake,

not kneaded firmly. ecus,

[]

fut.

to

make

grow wings

, ()

a progeny, race.

:

metaph. begetting

a father.

aor.

1

:

make

to

in these tenses

grow;

grow ;

hzir

to

put forth,

€

of a country, avbpas to produce excellent fruits also to beget, generate : and brave men to 2. melaph., the begetter, father. to get or gain repuget understanding ; do^as ;

:

tation.

II.

—

Pass,

and Med.

:

the sense of Pass, and Med. also inf. tenses of Act., aor. 2 later in pass,

,

, -,

part.

:

intr.

part,

perf.

form

:

€$,

f.

belongs to

',

;

plqpf.

,

or

,

as Subst.,

of

womzn-kind.

;

II.

Causal, to bring forth, produce,

regulated by the constitution of nature and by a natural death, opp.

to

gardener, vine-dresser.

— Ep. 3

for

pi. pf.

tor

-kOtos there is also an Ep. redupl. inipf. Ep. 3 plur. aor. 2 if from a pres. :

as

;

—

—

:

;

6?—. for

:

aor.

opt.

2

for

io

:

grow, spring up or forth, come into being, be pro2. trees growing there. duced ; not to of men, to be begotten or born, tivos or have been born were best: the son, to be born or descended from any one; 6 the father. opp. to 3. to be so and so by hence simply to be nature, be formed so and so

$

$

€€€'

^^

according

$, —5, ,

((pa>s)

$ €5

to his nature, as he

contr.

€$

, ',

Phocaean

pi.

$

05,

, ,

See

8,

, ()

,

,.

a sound made or uttered, a thing spoken, word, speech. Ep. for aor. i of

aros,

(, $,

2.

, , , , ', ,

gen.

dat. pi.

Lat.

FUR,

a

a harbour at Athens, used by

thief;

Hence

smugglers.

[]

f.

pf.

Hence

and

ecus,

(/) , {$)

—

voice.

that have

uttering a sound, tone or speech: vowels opp. to (consonants). :

,

$,

()

a

theft.

II.

detection.

a

a Phocaean woman. €(ws, 0, a Phocian. 17, a seal, sea-calf, Lat. phoca. 7], of Phocis, Phocian. (sub. 7^), Phocis, a country on the Corinthian gulf, west of Boeotia. fem. Adj. (c^cuXeos) lurking in a bole : lying torpid in its den, epith. of the bear. , Ep. for fern.

:

speech to the wise

caused by a burn, a burn,

a city in Ionia.

Att. -deiis,

speech: of wise sayings,

as. Ion.

€$,^8•,

, ,

-, ,

Ion.

man

€,

—

is.

5, 6$•.

blister or weal,

:

hliiter.

:,

of consonants. II. the faculty of speech, discotirse, Lat. sermo. 2. language, Lat. lingua. 3. a kind of language, dialect. Hence Dor. (v; contr. in neut. plur. sounding, speaking, gifted with

. , ^,

:

being often used as a pres., / have the pf. been born, I am; plqpf. as impf., I had been born, I was ; so also aor. 2 I am ; often expressed by an Adv., as, it is the nature of second things to prevail, i. e. they naturally prevail. 4. c. dat. to fall to one by nature, be one's naiiiral lot;

773

5, ,

$, ,

Pass.,

:

(): —

:

to

aor.

[a]

i

search after a

:

thief,

search a house to discover a theft: generally, to trace, detect, discover: Pass, to be caught, detected; c. part., to be convicted of being a thief; of things, apyvpiov

—

-^^

, $, . was discovered

specie

to be in course of exportation.

Ion. for

, :,,

8,

and

linen.

,

a

chest, trunk, coffer, esp. for clothes

(Deriv. uncertain.)

,

$,

€, , ) , , , , . , ', , () €5, . . , 8, ) , €, , ($) . •-5, , 6,(, )€5,, -05, ), €05.

1'2, ,

with

a den,

irreg. plur.

a

of bears, foxes, mice.

lair, hole, as

(,

f.

in a hole or den

:

or

to lie

f.

to lie torpid in

a hole.

aor.

I

inf.

vate one's voice, learn to sing or declaim.

, practice

-KOs,

6•065,

<,

,

, ()

f.

produce ati articulate speak loud or clearly, to

to

sound or tone : of men, to call out, cry, pronounce ; with

.

to

to cry.

:

the vowels, like

4. II. c.

to call by

',

ace. pers. to speak to, accost,

name,

c. ace. pers. et inf. to bid, c.

a neut. Adj.,

have the loudest voice. 2. of animals, 3. to sound : of a musical instrument, to

sweetly.

address

Hence

of the voice. practising the voice. Dor. for

from

pres. part,

sound

of

to practise or culti-

f.

ace. rei, to speak of.

,

man

:

call to,

ay

command one

to,

call

upon

:

gen.

ov, poet, for

() 05

(*,

the

stolen ;

dual

instruments. inarticulate

4. ;

pi.

— poet, for

(^ois) a light-giver, luminary.

II.

a door or window. ov, bringing light ; as the ligbtSubst., , with or without 2. bringer, Lat. Lucifer, i. e. the morning-star. a?i

opening for

(,

light,

him

KLpai, the eyeball that gives

the Cyclops' eye.

II.

light, of

torch-bearing.

— '^}^8 , (, -^) , an opening for window. giving £05, , , () shining guiding with a

,

(sub.

beam.

known.

—

Att.

f.

II.

2.

light

light,

,

, ()

light,

bright,

($)

transit, to

metaph.

intr.

to shine,

bring

to light,

a

light.

give

make

to enlighten, instruct, teach:

Pass, to be enlightened or instructed.

,

that

an enlightening.

which enlightens, illumination,

II.

light.

III.

sound : the sound of musical any articulate sound, as opp. to a vowel-sound, as opp. to that

X

3.

()

:

contr. for

a sound, tone: mostly of men, the voice, Lat. vox: a loud clear voice, a cry; to utter a clear, articulate sound. 2. the voice or cry of animals.

;

Root of

^

to do.

stolen.

secret, clandestine, illicit.

:

a tnortal, as opp. to a god.

,%05,,

metaph.

Aeol. and Dor. for

Dor. for

,

ov,

.»

X'

'

'",

Greek alphabet

twenty-second letter of the = = 6oo, but numeral

indecl., ;

as

'

^

Cc3

—

—

—

:

€—'2.

774

,8 . $ 600,000

stands

also in Inscr.

:

as

I GOO.

Changes of

for

,

into

,

as

esp. in the dialects

for opviOos.

for

,

of

letter

first

€,

Dor.

I.

II.

as

K,

Ion. very freq.

. ,: .. , put before

III.

for

as

for \iapos.

Like

,

was sometimes considered

as a

double

consonant, so as to make a short syllable before it long by position, as in Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 o( Ep. aor. 2 inf. of for Ep. fut, Ep. aor. 2 to force to retire from, bereave of a thing, Ep. f. II. Med. c. gen. Ep. Ep. 3 sing, aor. I

€,

;

,

6€,

to rejoice in

be delighted with,

2. c. dat. to rejoice at,

take pleasure in a thing also, press one's joy by laughter; more rarely ;

'

as,

I

sperity.

3.

having heard,

am glad

:

:

part.

there

:

from a redupl. aor. 2 give way, give ground, draw or shrink back, for

retire

to

absol.,

:

( back.

2.

c.

gen. to

,,( ' els

panions. tate,

draw back

or

retire

or retire

to retire from the gates

TTvXaojv

to

;

recoil,

part.,

in pres.

and impf.,

,

pres.

to delight

often with a

II.

negat,, ov xaiprjaeis thou wilt or shalt not rejoice,

€$ \\€€

i.

e.

thou shalt pay dearly for it, shalt repent; so also part. with impunity ; ov ye

with impufttty. HI. the imperat. Xaipe is a common form of greeting, either at meeting, hail, welcome, Lat. salve; or at pzrting, farewell, shall not get off

^

greeting like

Lat.

as,

solvere

Kvpos

,

«eXei/eti/ to

to a person or thing, to renounce, set at

sa.y farewell

, , , , '', . , (, 65 , ()

naught;

eineiv

farewell to one

€,

-g

salutem

jubet,

kav or

bad sense,

2. in

dicit.

having

so at the beginning of

;

stood alone,

Xeyei^,

[sc.

is

irpooenraiv

;

letters the inf. usually

Xaipeiv

IV. used as a

fare-thee-well.

in phrase

inf.

from;

'2,

3

rejoice at

with the

4.

wont to do.

to ex-

your pro-

I

€$

used also in sense of

is

in doing, to be

bid one welcome ox farewell

;

;

thou rejoicest at seeing the light.

retreat

edvos to retire into the troop of his com3. in Att. c. inf. to doubt, scruple, hesi-

fear to do. seldom used

hear

Lat. vale; so in part.,

also Ep. 3 pi.

is

to

one's

ace. pers.

c.

rejoice at

c. part.,

', : , , 5 ^ ^ ,( ^, —

^

delighted or pleased;

mind.

bid a long

to

also in 3 sing, imperat.

;

like

let it go, away with it, a murrain with it. fut. aor. 2 being used instead long flowing hair, both in sing, and with pres. sense: to yawn, gape, exavov: pf. evp(ia then may plur. also a horse's mane; later also a lion's mane, open wide ; of a Lzt. juba. 11. of trees, like Lat. coma, leaves, earth yawn wide for me to open the mouth II. in Comic Poets, to foliage. Hence wound, to gape, yawn. Dor. -aeis, eaaa, ev, with long flowing gape or yawn from weariness or in eager expectation hair : also with a long mane. to look gaping up oi = npos to gape or look hair, the plume of a helmet. gapers, starers : -npos greedily after a thing to gape in ), Dor. for also to gape hail: a hail-shower, hail-storm: wonder or admiration at a person $, HI. to open the mouth to metaph. any shower, sleet, a pelting storm, a shower about, stare about. speak, to utter, pronounce, Lat. hiscere, c. ace; II. a small pimple or tubercle. of stones or arrows. Tivos to speak foul words against Hence II. to have pimples or tubercles. any one. to hail. enos) burling abuse as I 02, a, ov, genuine, true, good, staunch. ts, :

:

,

:

:

:

^

(€$

;

;

,

:

, . -, , , (, , , .. . , (). , ', €, . : ,, (€, : .( £5^ €. $ , ^^., ,: XA

\\-(\%,

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

.€5, , {)

605,

to greet.

f.

7;'.

,

Hence

{x^-ipoS) joy, delight,

pi.

^$•. — Med.,

(),

to strike

part,

XdXdpos,

of

slackened, loosened, slack;

a, ov,

a loose, supple joint

Ep. aor.

I

:

Ep. pauUo-p. fut. 3 sing,

opt.

inf.

:

to rejoice,

be glad, be

Tyros,

,

aor.

I

:

of music,

slackness, looseness.

[]

f.

Dor. part.

:

aor. ;

pf.

I

k

Ep.

pf.

:

:

I.

-

Pass., transit.

make

slack or loose, slacken, loosen; to slack the reins to unstring the bow 2. to to slack the sheet of the sail. to

later

pf.

^',

;

Hence

languid, effeminate.

pf.

fut.

pi. ind.

[], Ep. xapds:

plqpf.

poet, for

fern,

and from a redupl. aor. 2 3 sing, and pi. Pass., in same sense as

:

^^;

aor. 2

pi,

(•.

Ep.

3 sing, the 3

Ep. 3

f.

imperat. of

f.

Act., fut.

like

with hail.

3

opt.

formed

like hail,

ev,

thick as hail, pelting, pitiless.

Dor. for inf. of Dor.for xaipouCTa,pres part.

Ep. part.

Dor. -aeis,

a greeting.

ov, 0,

ovos,

thick as had.

;

let

down,

let fall

or droop;

to

smooth

—

or

—

/ »/

the brow.

?. , , :

'° ^^^ loose, loose, release

3•

taph. to relax, let go, give up.

II.

, f.

;

to loose the bar or bolts.

me-

4.

intr. to be-

775

,

to bridle or bit a horse

:

—

Pass, to

Hence

be bridled or curbed.

a bridling, []

, (')

cons,

77,

cables or ropes to moor gape, stand wide open. 2. metaph. c. gen. to relax or leave off from a thing, to ships to the shore. ifeos, 6 and a small stone, pebble : as a cease from. 3. c. dat. to give way or yield to any collection, gravel, rubbish for filling up, rubble, Lat. one to be indulgent to any one, pardon him. 4. caementum. [a] absol., Hke to give in, yield: Pass., like the los, (5, sheer wine, Lat. mernm. intr. usage, to be loosened or slackened. f. to be light-minded, II. an astrologer, «5, a Chaldaean. Hence caster of nativities, since the Chaldaeans were much flighty, silly. levity, thoughtlessness, rashness. given to such pursuits. Hence ovos, 6, , light-minded, Adv. in the Chaldee tongue.

come slack or

loose

to

:

',

:

—

€€,

5,

, () , -, ) ,

() ,

8,

, ) ,() , -5, ) €€ -€ , . , '5 €5 . ,

-6,5,

abas,

(,

17,

Lat. laxivestis,

(,

flighty, thoughtless.

loose-robed, ungirt.

ov,

f.

aor. I

:

(.-

be bard, sore, grievous,

to

:

:

pass,

metaph.

severe, of violent storms, Lat. ifigravescere :

-5,

(\$,

with

brasen

chariot, epith. of Mars. i^os, 6,

rj,

(\6$,

aairis) with brasen

(

shield.

-€5,

/fos, eyxos) cs, gen. (os, with of men, to deal severely or harshly, to be harsh, illbrasen lance. tempered ; to be embittered or shew a smith's shop, Ion. harshness towards one to be II. anything made rrpos angry at a thing Med., forge, smithy, Lat. officina. 2. a \ovs to be angry or grow embittered towards one of copper i. a copper vessel, caldron. concave copper reflector in a lamp. another. 3. a copper Strictly neut. from aor. I iui, of badge. f], ov, poet, for is, poet, for , ov Ion. ;

:

^// (:(

-, , (\()

\€.

€6

,

[],

grievous;

, hard

£05,

to bear, sore, severe,

the severity of the

hardships, sufferings. wind; to do or deal with, diffcult, troublesome.

2.

hard

3. diffi-

dangerous. 4. of approaches, difficult, rough, II. of persons, hard to deal with, rugged, steep. hitter, hostile, angry; 01 bitterer enemies : mischievous, dangerous, troublesome. 2. harsh, cruel : of judges, severe, rigid, strict. 3. ill-temHence pered, angry, testy, morose. cult,

\€€

, , .

ۥ5, 8, ,

ness.

II.

roughness, rtiggedof persons, harshness, severity, rigotir,

\€, f.

difficulty,

Pass.,

:

aor.

i

€\4 — :

poet,

.

to deal harshly with, oppress, distress, for 2. to provoke, harass : also to bring low, humble. II. intr. to be angry, irritated. enrage, irritate. Dor. for gen. of Adv. of hardly, with difficulty;

{\$)

-€5,

Kf^os,

( () (, €)

of brass, brasen.

\5.

ov,

poet, for

/fos,

-€.5, -€5, armed -€8, (, 60-5, (^,

-

poet. fem. of

ov,

beak or prow, of a ship. ov,

60-, ,

)

) -, , cvTea)

es,

with brasen nails.

) (€, ) -, (€, )

€,

Ep. with brasen breastplate.

XaXKCO-KapSios, of brass.

a\€6-^eos,

ov,

with brasen

(($,

with brass.

fastened

,

:

(-

with heart

brass-footed.

ov,

with arms or

ov,

€05 : -5, , (): — , € ( \($ ] , €7;$. €$ €€, -, -5, {, €- €-€5, ( ^) ) , (\$, '^) €0-$, (, ) , () , , (() €( XaXcTTcDs

), 6$,

c.

inf.,

it

was

scarcely, Lat. aegre.

-5 -,

II.

do.

2.

of persons, severely,

2. angrily, bitterly;

cruelly, harshly.

o€iv

difficult to

Lat. aegre, graviter ferre, to bear a thing

Comp. and

ill.

Sup. of

unmixed, of wine, Lat. merus.

, , f.

or 05 with a bridle

:

hence

6. irreg. pi.

to

guide with

to curb, restrain.

a

bridle,

to champ the of a bridle; 2. to give a horse the rein. xaXivovs metaph. of anything which curbs or compels; Aibs XoKivos the curb imposed by Jove. esp. the bit

bit;

€05,

brass.

ea Ion.

,

Koiis,

4,

eov, also eoi, eov

( € :

contr.

ov:

Ion.

poet.

of copper or bronze, brasen, Lat. aeneus; a brasen statue of Jove 2. metaph. to raise a brasen statue to one. a heart of like brass, hard, stout; a brasen sleep, i. e. sleep of brass ; ;

death.

ov,

Ion.

armour of

,

/feos,

is,

in

arms of

brass.

brass,

i.

e.

brass, a brasen instrument or etc.

in plur.

clear.

anything made of implement : a weapon,

brasen bonds.

€5, ', , (() :

with voice of

ov,

ringing strong and

a worker in copper, a

€.

:

—

,

776

2. more generally, a worker in coppersmith, hrasier. goldsmith ; esp. a blacksmith. of a even metal, smith, metaph. a = /f ei;s ov, 6,

(/€) €05, , , of for

:

forger.

,

,

),

the hrasier or his art:

(sub.

metal-working:

skilled in

the smith's art or trade. verb. Adj. of

605, , , make , ($) wrought

of copper or metal.

wrought

of copper or of II. orforged. Pass, to he metal, toforge intr. to be a smith, work as a smith, ply the hammer f.

to

—

;

-5, , (, ) -5, -, (, (, ) ,

with girdle

of brass.

ov,

brass-backed.

) -€5, (, -, (,)() -, , (, )

-)5

nayfjvai) compacted of

es,

brass.

(,

Dor. -irapuos, ov, with cheeks or sides of brass, epith. of helmets. ov, withfloor of brass.

-

ov,

with sides of

an urn.

brass, of

(, gen.

-, (, )-3, -, (, €, $, () (, — \(. $. ($, - -5, (, ) 05. -5 -,

, , ,

ox forge

gem

)

the smith's art.

;

,=

chalcedony,

ovos, 6,

name of

a

, ,

brass.

(

of spears and arrows, tipped with brass. oTkos) dwelling in a /fus, -otKOS, ov,

(

hrasen house or shrine. TO,

, ,

plement.

2.

$,

i^os,

,

Chalcis, a city in Euboea, said to

name /rom

its

cs,

neighbojiring copper-mines. lengthd. form for

gen. ios, poet,

gen. (os,

€S,

-,

or loaded with brass. used as

fern,

gen. ios,

es,

of

($,

stand-

-

, (05, -5, -€€5, (, ($, (, ys)

with voice of brass.

,

-, -5,

yiveiov), and

ov,

yews) with

gen. vos,

Tvos,

point or barbs of brass.

with brass.

ov,

6,

e.

sharpening brass. ov,

ov,

,

( .

brass, or rather copper, Lat. aes,

and Copper metal that was wrought, and henct was used as a name for metal in general and afterwards, when iron began to be worked, the was used for Later, word was applied to bronze, a mixture of copper with tin, which was the chief metal used by the ancients in the II. in the Poets, anything made of brass arts. or metal, esp. of brasen arms : also a brasen vessel, urn. with legs of

was the

its

colour

first

,

-8,

,,

)

inlaid

b,

subduing,

greaves of brass.

ov,

-KpoTOS, ov, .•

, -5, — (, (,

/fos,

to

f.

form

or

brass.

-Topos, ov,

working copper:

as Subst.,

wrought of brass. beating

,

generally, a smith.

:

or

a worker 2.

striking brass together, beatifig the cymbals, of the

II.

-5,

,

II.

a copper coin, somewhat

(, [] (, , , (, )

less

adorned or

ov,

(Deriv.

gen. of

Ep. for

ov,

brasen armour.

beaten or forged of brass.

brass.

/ieos.

) , ). , -, -,

as Subst.,

ornamented with brass or copper,

sounding or

of horses, brasen-hoofed.

glowing

mould of

From

than a farthing.

as masc.

armour.

or

with brasen bow.

ov,

, ovv, Att. contr. from

with

/fos,

,

-, ,

rattling with brass

\a\o-€v^\s,e,(as,evo)inbrasen armour.

ov, pass., II. of Cybele. struck with brass, inflicted with brasen arms. *€py) a coppersmith. ,

=

(,

Adj., with or in brasen

II.

priests

brass-bound.

(05, -,

ov, with brasen with edge or point of brass. ov, made of brass.

, ),) ,

mouth.

in copper, coppersmith

in brass.

-8, ( ) 4) i5os,

crowned

ov,

ov,

with brasen breastplate.

uncertain.)

from

€- -, (, ) , , ( )

($, ()

dKos,

of brass. with

55\\) ($, working

act.

II.

teeth

,

\•^.,$,,,{08,

-, -, ,

'2,

called

or compassed with brass.

base.

i.

II.

with gates of brass

heavy

/fos,

ing on brass, with foundation of brass, with brasen

V,

gen.

brass.

[]

yevvs,

;

brasen-footed, with brasen tramp.

:

. -, (, ) ( $) -€5, (, 4) (, /) •$. ) -, -, (, ^) -5, (, ) )

/fos) a copper utensil, vessel, imcopper money, copper coin. i], a bird of prey.

. -, 6,

have

brass.

ov,

(\$, apapeiv) furnished

gen. 60s,

:

ov,

or bronze.

ov,

also

forged out of brass, of beaten

with brass

Dor.

with steps of brass, brasen.

ov. Ion. for

es,

filled

all in brass.

,,

iiovs)

TO, Ion. for

,

armed

forged or welded of

a forge, smithy.

an onyx.

like

with brass,

,

,

coated, brass-clad.

fighting in brasen-

•

, ,,

—

6-5, , {\$,

cast in copper or

brass.

, 05,

{\$)

f.

aor. to

I

pass. part,

make

to cover with brass

:

clad in brass.

— II.

()

.

, ((^

Xavavaios,

anything made of otos, to, bronze or copper, a brasen vessel or instrument. of steel;

,

poet, for

5,

iteel.

one of the nation of the Chalybes in II. as Pontus, famous for the working of steel. 6,

$, , hardened

appellat.,

Adv. ground.

to the

to the

6, {)

ground, on the ground,

ground. oti the earth, on the ground. Lat. humi, to the ground, to earth.

|-€5,

impf. sense

born, sprung fro?n the

{)

$

—

aor. 2

Ep. 3

:

$

earth-

one's bed

metri grat.]

;

()

:

with

comprise,

in,

-

the bowl held six

who

Chaos as the unformed mass.

represents

existence, the rude

, ,()5,

, ,()() 09,

like

joy

.

:

c.

genuine, true, good.

joy, delight, pleasure;

gen. joy in or at a thing.

€8

aros,

,

the serpent's

state of

2. infinite

any wide, empty space,

later

:

first

^

with

any mark imprinted: 2. a graven mark

bite.

-

or line, character, inscriptio?i.

,

like

), (^) the

a

. .

Ion.

growing low or near

as

,

Ep.

sing, plqpf.

take

to hold,

—

measures aiyiaXos vrjas (IV the beach could not hold all the ships. Adv., gaping, with mouth wide open : metaph. greedily, eagerly. aor. 2 inf. of [], 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. oi XA'02 [a], 60S, TO, Chaos, Space, personified by

,

[at metri grat.]

making

ov,

or lair on the ground, ov,

2.

soil.

poet. fern, of sq.

5,

:

contain, e^

;

a gulf, chasm.

the

gen. ios,

es,

:

of Canaan Xavavaia,

]$. '4

a Canaanite See

space, the atmosphere

from

{, ^) -€5, $,, {, () -€8, [

like

,

pres. sense

Hesiod,

Adv. Lat. humi. Adv. XA^MAI', Adv.

,

on the

poet, for

[/ia],

ground,

iron, steel.

Canaanitish,

ov,

fut.

with

,, , , , , 5 {) €, {) , (^)

,

steel.

a,

Canaanitish woman. pf.

:;

:

777

Subst., Xavavaios,

-,

in brass or bronze.

—

a mountain-stream, torrent, which cuts itself a way down the mountain-side, Lat. torrens. II. the bed of such a stream, a deep gully,

pos,

, , () ( -, € ^ , ^, , - ) , () -, €$ (^ 6, ^, . -, ) , ^, () , 8, ()

ground:

low: (sub. II. metaph./o«(/ of tnean things,

generally,

€, , -, {, )

a low stool. bumble;

humility.

to lie,

f.

make

ov,

€5, $.

one's bed on the

,

lying or

making

(, ') = , (, \4)

,

for

changing

to fall to the

to or

its

(,

colour.

of

-6-•5,

(,

fall to

to nattghtj'ruitless.

part.

fem.

brothel.

creeping

on

the

groiind, grovelling.

-€, , (, () -€5, 5, , (, €) 08, , , () for

fortify.

fall-

to

, (, €')

is,

bed on

ground, pallet-bed, truckle-bed. II. a bedstead. low bed, a pallet-bed. 2. on the ground. dimintitive, trifling : metaph. low, mean. Adv. later form for aev,from the ground. 01, the Egyptian name for crocodiles. a goose. 17, Dor. for

,

()

,

the curlew.

to tear

(^)

II. to

rjpos,

pf.

:

up

into clefts

:

—

to

pale round, palisade,

prop with a pole or

,

stake.

that which

is

cut in

or marked, the impress or stamp on coins, seals, etc.

(€\€

thing.

to set a stamp upon a metaph. the mark or token impressed or thing, a characteristic, distinctive

2.

on a person mark, character ; no outward mark has been impressed by likeness, nature on the person of men. 3. image, exact representation.

(5

05, , ,

verb. Adj.

of

cut in,

notched, like a saw.

the

, ,

name,

Pass., aor. I :

f.

From

Root o{

falling to the ground, coming Dor. for

:

be full of ravines and gullies ; a country intersected with ravines.

ground;

on the earth;

its

Pass, to be broken into clefts by mountaifi-streams, to

earth : fallen, prostrate in the dust. 2. lying or sleepII. meing on the gf-ound. 3. on the ground. X.Z'^Yi.

whence :

a thought thatfalls to the ground. is,

of ox from a mountain-torrent. a bird dwelling in clefts

ov,

f.

the chameleon,

known

f.

,

gen. ios,

€S,

a kind of lizard

Hence

ravine.

,

ground.

ovtos,

ing

the

From

groiind.

39, () ()

rift,

on

one's bed

aros,

,

OT palisaded, a fortified cainp.

a place paled round II. a paling,

palisade, Lat. vallum.

,

(, ,

a fencing with pales,

a palisading, fortifying. aKos, , also

,

()

a pointed stake a vine-prop, vine-pole. II. a pale used in fortifya. ing the rampart of a camp, Lat. vallus : hence

—

'— :;

778 place paled

collectively,

XATA'SSn

Att.

I

-(

in,

-

vallum. Pass., aor.

f.

:

pf.

:

^

:

aor.

i

—

:

, , -, II.

. .)

i.

e.

earn his

to receive thanks.

more

by favour than fear.

, , ^^

done, a grace, kindness, boon

confer a favour on one

3.

III. a favour cpepuv to

;

hence

:

phrases,

in

to confer a grace,

favour,

YV. a gratification, delight

kindness.

III.

;


-

from the harp. 2. hotnage or worship dtie to the gods : an offering, gift ; a gift in consequence of a vow. V.

$

aor. I inf. pass, of

,,, of

of gratitude with a person,

;

influence, as opp. to force, Lat. gratia;

:

make

to cnt byfurroios, furrow, ploi/gh.

later fut.

779.

thanks

—

to engrave, inscribe.

:

a store

a fortified camp, Lat.

sharp or pointed, sharpen : Pass, to be notched or 2. metaph. to exasJagged: of eyes, to sparkle. Pass, to be irritated, exasperate, irritate, provoke : perated.

—

——

,

',

, , {5,

ace. sing, absol. c. gen., t?i he that gives joy special usages anyone's favour, for his pleasure, for his sake, or grace. "'EKToposfor the sake of Hector: also with the Artie, (xapis) : gen. ivros elepretty, for the sake of the Athenians: lovely, agreeable, pleasing, graceful, = £j/e/fa, Lat. II. in Att., xapiiis was often used of it soon became used as a Prep., c. gen., gant. persons, graceftd, elegant, accomplished, refi?ied; gratia, causa, for the sake, in behalf of, OTt account for my, thy pleaot xapiivres men of taste and refinement, men of of: so too, A.^ __ •"" Qj. gaJ^g^ Lat. t7iea, tua gratia. 1. els III. the neut. was used in Att. as gj^fg education. Tivas to do one a pleasure ; irpos Xeyeiv to Hence Adv., when it was written but, irpos to speak to one for the sake of pleasing him Dep. : Att. f. oapKos for the sake of my flesh, i.e. of act or speak with grace or elegance : to be witty, to :

:

.) (, ,- - -, 1

'

6|,, €5,

)

:

;

€s

uplveiv devouring it. to decide 3. kv to jest in earnest. eJvai or 4. Adv. of xapieis, gracefully, elegantly: from partiality to one. yiyvfaeai to be on terms offriendship or mutual 2. kindly, courteously neatly, cleverly. VI. in Mythology, ai XapiTes epyov) delighting in the ^favour with one. the Charites or Graces were the goddesses who confer arts, epith. of Minerva also f. all grace, even the favour of Victory in the games Att. fut. med. three in number, Agla'ia, Euphrosyfie, Thalia. and aor. I pass, a grace, favour : a both in act. and pass, sense Dep. pf.

jest

;

-605, ,

^ , ^ - -«5, :

(«)

:

to

to oblige or free gift, grace.

shew favour or kindness,

gratify a person, c. dat. agreeable, court favour.

:

absol. to 2. in

, , 05,

$, ,

:

be pleasing or

Att. to gratify or

{) ()

Ep. aor.

, ov,

I

. ,) , med.

inf.

in

of

token of thanksa grace,

,

giving. 11, as Subst., indulge a passion, like Lat. indidgere ; II. c. ace. gift. (sub. iepa), thank-offerings. 2. to indulge one's body. a jest, joke. rei, to offer willingly, offer as a free gift, give freely: ov, (Xapis, with eyec. gen. to give freely of a thing lids like the Graces. to give freely 0/ what does not belong to one Att. the housekeeper giving f. to speak to please, gloze with the tongue. III. in pass, sense, to freely of the stores in hand. f. be pleasing, agreeable, to be granted as afavour ; (xapis) to shew favour or grace to anyone: Pass, to be highly favoured. it was done to please the Eupleasifig, acfs, (xapis, wxp) graceful of aspect : fern. boeans. 2. pf part. ceptable, welcome ; most welibos. aTos, 6, come to my heart he came a source ofjoy, a joy : joy, wished for, was welcome. delight. = joy: the joy cf battle, Dor. for 2 sing. fut. of

()

,

;

;

)

-, $, ^ , , . ,

€( (€

,

;

() , : ^ - 8, , () ()

Ep.

{)

pi.

ace.

or

^ -, (,) plur.

battle.

,

poet, also

I. '.—favour, grace, Lat. gratia : outward grace, grace, loveliness ; to shed grace over one. 2. of things, a grace, :

TTOieiv to

Receiver, the sense of favour received, thanks, gratitude ; esp. in phrases ubivai to feel gratitude

-OTros,

((

holden

;

to

or

(

owe a

.

make

bright-eyed

up much

:

like

:

in p\. joys, delights.

joyfid,

glad;

rejoicings.

,

gladdening

of joyous heart.

-'\.%,

debt of gratitude, be be- fierceness to lay

ov,

ovos, 6,

the heart or

(, )

joy, delight

,

a charm. II. grace or favour felt, either, I. by the Doer, kindness, good-will : or, 2 by the

($,

()

,

ps[a],,gen.pos•.

XapiTfs, dat.

,

—

€($, (€apivos ^(

-«,

17, :

causingjoy gladdening.

properly

later, it

^65.

(, ) ,

glad-eyed, only implied brightness and came to mean light blue or gray,

ov, also 6s, 6v, it

—

, , () , ,

paper,

, Dim.

—^. €-€,

!.

of

,

Lat. charta, a leaf of from the separated layers of the papyrus.

mzde

08, ,

ay, verb. Adj.

5,

of

delightftd, glad-

dening, cheerful.

,

Charybdts, a dangerous whirlpool on the coast of Sicily, opposite the Italian rock Scylla: then generally a whirlpool, gulf: metaph. of a greedy rapacious person, like Lat. baraihrum. Ion. los,

icus

, , , ',

,,

[],$, , Charon, the ferryman of the Styx, from

so called

his bright fierce eyes.

Frequentat. of

f.

keep

yawning

,

gaping

or

impf. of

,

c. ace.

to

at ox for a thing.

gape, yawn, used as pres, and

to

see

:

Cp.

'.

{)

. . , , .

,, -, () ^, €€5. , () €5, . Ion. for

Dor. pres. part, of

a wide yawn, gape,

aros,

Lat. rictus.

Ep. aor. I med. part, of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. f. to long, desire, wish

',

,

,, ,

a thing,

c. inf.

much

absol. to wish, desire.

:

€€

\€ (

€ €, :

,

and

want, need,

cos,

-,€8

,

outstanding or projecting teeth. T6S of the crocodile's tusky

:

absol.,

ov, 6,

mouthed

citizen,

5, ,

II.

teeth,

= xqTis,

outstanding,

($, $) an

a gaping

jagged

sharp,

absol.

cit.

, , ,

and

os, ov,

loose, porosis.

II.

()

metaph.

gaping

:

flaccid,

loose, foolish, silly,

, () . ,( ^: ^: ,

', 8,

,

(8,

,

vain.

Hence

the state

II.

weakening

€6,

its

looseness, porousness.

II.

making loose or metaph. making a thing light, a

^^,

^5

aor. 2

—

Pass.,

XEIA'

:

Ion.

pf. pass,

€,

XeiXtvs, Dor. for

77,

aor.

pf.

:

I

wish

to ease oneself

dung

just dropt.

a hole, esp. of serpents. gen. of

\(03,

(^)

f.

overwhelmed by

intr. to be

II.

(\$.

of

a storm or a storm, be tempest-

stormy.

(€) a plug

,

esp.

suffering.

to distress by

Pass, to be driven by

in a ship's bottom, drawn the ship was brought on land, to let out the bilge-water. ov, Att. contr. -povs, ovv

out

^

when

6-5, ) 05—

:

(€,

winter-flowing, swoln in winter ; a mountain-stream or torrent swoln by rain

€$, , €5. .-, , (^)

and melted snow. water-drain, conduit.

^, :

a

2. as Subst.,

wintry, stormy.

II.

ov, poet, for

passing the winter,

winter-quarters. Att.

f.

, (€)

to

pass the winter,

winter.

€€05, , , (€) of or

in winter, in winter-

€(6 (€5.

bleak place.

See

€€, ,

belonging season

;

a wintry,

(8

(() — ((

€(^

ov, Att. also os, ov

to winter,

wintry

;

the

:

:

in, of,

the winter-

$ (5

most wintry,

i.

e.

a shore lashed by the waves of winter : metaph., and raging pain. Generally, wintry, are distinguished thus ;

—

€(05 ^: €(5 €-8, 5, , , (€,

to

to ease oneself. f.

—

most stormy, months

force.

x«ev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. or aor. I of Desiderat. of like

XE'Zil,

to be distracted,

:

time, wintry, stormy;

metaph. /o//y, vanity. slack.

3. Pass, to

metaph. to be tempest-tost, distressed,

it :

wintering

[]

is

Tpds

;

or

yJvy/--npuios,ov,{avos,p^s)wide-hreeched. ov,

a storm, like v€i, the storm lasted be driven by a storm, suffer

Oeos), there

(sc.

etc.

teeth.

open-

expose

Pass, to be ex-

or cold : live through the winpass the winter : to go into winter quarters, to winter, Lat. hiemare. III. to raise a storm or tempest: metaph. to trouble, afflict. 2.

:

with

:

II. intr. to

- 65 ,

5, , , $. -5, -3, , ($, 6$)

transit, to

I.

the frost

to

ter.

tost.

XOTis,

(€):

f.

to the winter, set in the frost or cold

posed

upon Lemnos

From

as winter quarters.

to long for, desire, crave : like f. epyoio to want or be want, have need of; without work absol. in part, one who is in want, a

needy, poor person.

to fix

;

tempest

:

'

;

^

gen. to crave, want, have need of a thing. to

:

€, $, ,

three days.

c.

^ ^;

drink with

€os, to: plur., gen. contr. Ep. a lip : proverb., yeXav to laugh with the lips (only) ' it wetted the lips, but the palate it wetted not. 2. of beasts, the snout, muzzle: of birds, a bill, beak. II. metaph. of things, the edge, brink, brim, rim, esp. of a river or a cup. winter-weather, cold, frost, Lat. hiems: ivinter, as a season of the year, opp. to Oepos: absol. in ace, in winter. II, a storm : metaph. a storm of passion. a winter-dwelling, winter-quar[],

from

II.

779

)

(€\$,

-

XEI'AOS,

dat.

vi(pei,

to do

,

f.

the lips only, to sip.

ters

a yawning hollow, a chasm, gulf. II. the open mouth, like Lat. rictus. III. any wide space or expanse. f. Dep. to yawn, gape wide, of the mouth. aros,

—

—

:

:

:

like winter,

stormy;

,^/ ()

wintry, in winter-time.

death.

u)vos,

ter

;

,

)

€-

€$

frozen

to

winter, the season of winin vHnter•

during winter;

. ^ )

:

—

780

€ 6-3,

() €-5, , (, ) {, -, (, ) ^ , ((, , ^) €-5, )

11. wintry weather : a storm, tempest 2. metaph. storm, voTepos a storm of rain. also great distress or suffering.

Ittne.

fury

;: :

, :

ov,

tuously.

17,

heating tempes-

gen. xeipos

plur. xefpes,

:

^ ,

(,

xipes, etc.: but

X^pos, Ion. decl., gen. and dat. dual are Att.

Ep. dat.

:

or rather the

hand; grapnel.

to

aptffrepos,

(rarely

and

pi.

:

—

even in the hand,

the hand and arm, the arm ; an iron hand, i. e. a grappling-iron, 2.

(6$,

:

is

mark

often joined with be^ios and on which a thing is see

^^

the side

05.

3. to

;

denote act or deed, as opp.

to assist eneciv to mere words to apply with word and deed; to begin force ; of deeds of violence, the fray. 4. like Lat. jnanus, a number or body of men, a hand : the hand, skill of an artist or workII. special usages man also his handy work. to have, hold one by the hand; Xeipbs Oeois to raise one's hands to the gods Xeipas ope^ai to stretch or spread the arms in prayer ;

€$

:

;

€$

^

h xeipas to 2. ayeaOa'i token of entreaty. xeipas or take a thing in hand; kv to have a thing in hand, be engaged in ^t• 3• ^^ X^p'^f ^*' X^P'^'- ^^ one's hand or hands, and so in one's power but also in warlike sense, kv in

(,

((

:

^'

€6-65,

pointed out by the hand,

OV,

Lat. digito monstratus

,

. €€, ,

under

power ;

^-, , (, the

cp.

, ,

aypa) gout

in the feet.

€-05,

€$

f.

to

in the

hand;

as

-

((,

)

€-, , (, ) 6v,

as Subst.,

,

f.

band, take in hand, hafidle.

66, 605, ,

Ep. dat.

(xct'p)

'!.

or tunic

() 5, , ()

Xewpios, a, ov,

of

(.

sleeves, sleeved, of the without sleeves was called

(^,

accustofned to the hand, es, manageable, esp. of animals, tame, Lat. mansuetus : used or habituated to a thing submissive, obedient. a cloth for wiping the hands, a towel, napkin, Lat. mantlle : the Scy-

€-, ,

in the hands, in the

power

of,

6-€,

the hand.

f.

€-5, 6-5,

, () )

, )

, {,

ov,

(^',

—

to

(,

throw with

€€, €-5, ,(, -)

thians used scalps as

to fight

f.

ov,

with the hands. From fighting with the

-, , (, ) €, () €, €-5,

hand. Xeipo

^

a hand-mill.

17,

[i5]

move

to

f.

hands

the

to a certain time or order; gesticulate with one's legs as though with one's arms. to

Hence

,

measured motion of the hands,

culation.

() €5, , moving

ov,

^, , -, €-€, , ', 6-5,

gesticulating

the

hands regularly

as Subst.,

:

gesti-

Lat. panto-

mimus, a pantomimic performer. worse. Adv. of

)

(,

es,

filling the hand,

as large as can be held in the hand.

made

(, €$. €-€,

Dep.

make

to

6,

,

(,

)

€6, €€08,

Hence

,

,

with out-

worse. handicraftsman, chirurgeon,

a, OV, poet, for

€-€5, , , (,

artisan, mechanic;

made

aocpos) skilled with the hands:

, ) €$ $

OVTOS,

surgeon.

or do by

by hand, artificial:

stretched arms, of the crab.

-$. '.

handicraft, art.

(€($)

,,

f.

, (^)

II. c. ace. to

by

lot

:

c.

for handiAdv.

of

to stretch out the

vote for, elect:

6,

slain by the hand.

€,77,

2. to

choose,

Hence

verb. Adj. one

, or, verb.

by show of hands

(-

Pass, to be

, ( ()

€€, 605,

at

—

to be chosen

ace. rei, to vote for a thing.

appoint, ordain.

gistracy.

writteti with the

hand, in handwriting as Subst., a handwriting, written decree. ov,

:

chosen by vote, opp. to \ayxaveiv

a covering for the hand, a glove : also a covering for the arm, a sleeve. ov, irreg. Sup. of worst, Lat. pessimus : ol men of lowest degree.

€5, ,

) (.

(6,

hand, esp. to give one's vote in the Athenian

subject, captive.

Xetpis,

,

asserts his

uses the right of might. [] with serpent-

craft or a handicraftsman, skilful, mechanical.

having

the

:

pi.

who

hands or arms, [a]

X€ipOT€pos,

From lead by the hand. leading by the hafid one that leads by the hand. to touch with the

who

one

right by force of hands, ovtos,

f. in the fray, in close fight, Lat. cominus. 4. Hence xeipas k\9eiv to fall into anyone's hands or power, hand. ov, out of but also to come to blows. 5. l/f hand, offhand; and xeipbs XoyiaaaOai to reckon off on purpose. at hand, in readi6. ov, hand, roughly. under the hands, hence = ness. 7. vTtb xHpos or

ils

manifest, confessed.

:

must

Adj. of

vote.

elected

an elective ma-

;

-

a stretching out of hands, Athens, a voting or electing by show of hands ; II. election by the people.

vote, Lat.

suffragium

:

also collectively, the votes.

—

:

——

:

, ,

—\(.<.

€-5, , (€,()

stretching out the hands ; of prayers, offered with outstretched hands. Tvveiu) striking with the es,

6-5,

\

(^,

^, ^, , €-05,

hands.

swallow brown.

'

.,{€'6$)

to

€)

do with the hands,

*''^) working

pf.

€

:

Pass., fut.

:

,

:

:

{()

:

,

or doing by

aor.

:

aor.

—

made the

Hence

do?ie by ha?id

. that which

(

;

€">

;

the lyre

,,

—

as Adv., worse.

—

See Cheiron,

$ his

,

((,

^.

by

also as Adj., ttSs 6

:

€-|

Ion.

-,

j),

skill in

:

€7;£

,

,

verb. Adj. of

€, , ,

(,

subdued

:

Ep. for

, (). irreg. voc. of f.

a swallow language.

:

Att.

,

as if

to speak unintelligibly, to

from

to twitter like

speak a foreign

TO, swallow-wort, celandine, Kvaveov of which there were two kinds, Properly neut. of (or yKavKUv) and , ov, of the swallow, like the

€8,

(()

, (5.

,

gravel and

in

your

II.

military term,

.

silt

brought down

(5. ((.

doubtful form of

, , . €(5 ( neut.

poet, for

(,

;

ace.

and nom. ;

(^

:

€-5,

€, €5,

to

pour.

TO, the

worse.

poet, for

dat. pi.

of

^.

Com-

are formed, used in dat.

pi.

;

ace. neut.

(.

is,

gen. ios,

{(,

kneaded by hand.

!

TO,

[a]

)

= ($, properly neut. of

ov, of the size

€, , 45

throiving.

of

to

^ II.

of the tortoise. III. as a

€, €-5,

he subdued.

fut.

shell

its

itself has a comparative sense, x^pfia weaker, worse, inferior. ov, gen. ovos. Dor. for ov, , {(', apapuv^fitting with the hand.

or

as Subst. (sub

. , ^, ,() .

X€ipci>TOs,

Mercury

:

on

XETH2, an obsol. Adj. from which the irreg.

workmanship, handi-

fem. Adj. of Cheiron a book on surgery.

'

Aeol. for

happy

tortoises,

45.

, ,

paratives

craft, trade.

€$, $, $)

oh

2. the shell

see

6€, ^,

the

all

strings

X€p6iOT€pos, a, ov, Ep. Comp. for

Hence

sort.

tortoise, Lat. testudo

rivers, shingle.

XEPA'2,

-

)

a

by stretching

5

see

:

. €€,

one

kaO'uiv

(')

,

€-, XETA'AOS,

one who is master , hand, a handicraftsman, artisan, mechatiic, like

mechanic

lyre

$,

;

€-|,

of

6,

the

II.

ace. pi. of Xivas, poet, for X€vviov, TO, a kind of quail. 17, = xeipaypa.

of the Centaurs, famous teacher of Aesculapius, Achilles, Jason, etc. for his skill in surgery (whence his name, cf. wvos,

from passion.

II.

:

:

€ []^

expression for

(\

the lip;

from

pent-house formed of shields overlapping each other as in a tortoise's back, the Roman testudo, used by storming parties in approaching a city's walls hence a shed or moveable roof for protecting besiegers.

:

;

,

vos,

first

thick hides!

€\

)

()

77,

is

^^, €$, €€($ —

:

a proverbial speech ; for

proverb.,

;

if

twitter-

hence 2. the shell or lyre itself, Lat. testudo. the arched breast, the chest. a tortoise : proverb., to;

;

,

[],

XE'AT^S,

[

to be

poured by brought into 2. a one's hands or under one's power, a conquest. deed of violence. gen. ovos: plur.,nom. and ace, , neut. contr. Xi'ipovis, xeipovas contr. xfipovs, neut. Ep. dat. poet, ov: Dor. poet, also worse, irreg. Comp. of kukos (formed from *€8): meaner, inferior : the comparative force sometimes almost disappears, esp. with a negat., as, beiTTvov kv 'tis not /// to take one's meal in season so, ov it is well : of persons, xeipan/ one of lower degree ; ol xdpoves men of to fall off. lower degree km

€,

(

(as

The

:

offerings to the dead

one's ojvn hand.

see

(-

was

opyfjs to bite the lip

:

Pass, session of: to take prisoner: mastered, subdued, led captive, taken prisoner. is

(\

one swallow does not make a summer. frog in the hollow of a horse's foot.

I

i

irreg. vocat.

:

or barbarous

foreign

to get into one's hands, to master, subdue, take pos-

arcs, to, that which

swallouh

the

the swallow, Lat. hirundo.

ing of the swallow

2. as Subst.,

take in hand, handle

to

{^)

otos, to,

ovos,

:

( ,- ,

hand, practising a handicraft or art. Xftpovpyos, o, a chirurgeon, surgeon. Med., f. f.

€,

coloured like the swallow's throat, russet

:

song, an old popular song at the return of the swallows.

Hence execute; to commit acts of violence. ), a working by hand, practice of a II. a trade, business. handicraft or art.

(^,

781

mixed

or

($.

of a large stone, ^t for

From ),

a stone or large pebble, for throw-

ing or slinging, a sling-stone. (Deriv. doubtful either or from ftp, a stone that can be from

€,5,

:

;

grasped

in the hand.)

,

pos,

Adj.,

,

his as

,

((5)

(()

hands, a day-labourer Adj., poor, needy. ov,

a slinger

:

pivos the leather of a sling. one who lives by the ,

,=

:

(.

as

masc.

work of

a poor, needy man.

II.

€ €. :

;

, -

782

,, iSos, fern,

woman

of

—

^,

a workwoman, a

-, , )

that tvorksfor her daily bread.

and

wash

for ivater to

(^,

the hands,

a hand-basin.

Med.

f.

a vessel

wash

to

one's

hands

with holy water: to sprinkle or purify with holy From water, Lat. lustrare. holy water to wash or

-, &, , {(, ()

,$ ^' ( ,

sprinkle the hands before a sacrifice.

II. plur.

purifications with holy water

clipyeoeai

;

from such purifications, as was done with those who were defiled by bloodshed to be excluded

^. ) -, ) €-5,

a partaker in the purifications by an inmate of the same house. Ep. 3 pi. aor. i of

lustral water,

i.

e.

c's,

((, ov, (€,

by or

stricken

with the hand.

For

Att. for

all

words

^ ()

from

or of dry

:

seamen

metaph., the land wave of an army.

€€, , 6€,

,

f.

;

{^)

to lie

-

{) €-,

waste or barren. dry land : from the

Att.

Att. xcppov-, c's, a peninsula, peni/isular. Att. xeppov-, , vijaos) a land-island, i.e. a peninsida : the long slip of Thrace like

{$,

that runs along the Hellespont

The Chersonese or Peninsula

«-8

called the

was the

:

Att.

^-,

Att. X«ppos,

$

57,

reach the land. firm, of land ;

rope.

2.

Desiderat. of

.

X€t)av, X€V€, Ep.

of

, ,

aros,

stream.

basin, bowl.

(as opp.

to

;

Adj., xipaos, ov, dry,

dry, barren, waste, hardened: 3. c. gen. barren or destitute

Dim. of

€{),

, II.

also

the tnainlaiid of Eu-

^, . , €€, , ,

waste places.

fs, contr. for

dry land, land,

II. as

a to

inf.,

(')

hand

little

want

is

^, i

I pi.

.

aor.

subj. of

I

p07ired is

:

a

poured, a

subj.

of

^.

f.

-

,

3 sing. [i5], used

[p]

',

xeas

Pass., :

:

become liqidd, melt, dissolve

2. to

:

—

so of

Med. the ground after rain, to be softened, relaxed to pourfor oneself, esp. of drink-offerings to the dead c.

veKveaai to pour forth II. of solids, to pour or like to throw up

ace. cognato,

,

a libation to the dead.

shoot out, shed, scatter

mound.

a

also,

:

^

form a mound a.

xieiv to raise

;

pour or shower

to

3. to let fall or

drop

:

—

Pass, to be

thrown

of men, to pour or stream in III. metaph. of sounds, to pour, :

^ (

a dense mass. stream or flow. 2. to shed to shed darkness over the eyes so, a mist abroad Pass, to be spread or flung around; ol death was shed or spread the mist dissolved or around him throwing herself vanished. 3. (is given around him in pf. pass, part., up to a thing. apyos) with fleet Dor. ov, ;

—

'

;

-05

€$

-, (,

, ', '()

the racing offleet horses.

;

f.

verb. Adj. netted, plaited.

,

From

to net, plait.

,

a horse's hoof: also a cloven hoof, as of an ox pi. also of bird's talo7is, of a wolfs II. a sea-bank, sea-wall claws, of a crab's claws. or breakwater, Lat. moles, so called from its stretching out like a claw : also a projecting ridge of rocks forming a natural mole. :

05, '5,, ,, — €$.

) -, ) ,

: (,

XH'N,

Dor.

its

and

wide

,

large

gen.

:

€kos,o,

,, a goose, Lat.

€5, ,

() a

($.

the

end of a

ship's stern

which

goose's neck.

Ion.

-5,

thefox-goose^ an our sheldrake. of or belonging to a goose,

atiserinus.

5. , ($, )

,

XHPA'MBH, , ov,

a

see

kind of muscle.

, , , ()()

into holes,

a gander, goose, named

in holes, like

ov. Ion. for

like

strong box. xevas:

irreg. ace. plur.

(,

()

€05, , ov,

like

chest, coffer or

$:

Lat. anser.

bill,

Egyptian species, living

turned up

or artn.

to ease oneself.

that which

pf.

also Ep. aor. 2

pour

to

,

of.

3 plur., and 3 sing. aor.

that into which water

Ep. for Ep. fut. and aor

—

spill

,

:

:

part,

part. 3 pi. of liquids, to pour out, shed, Pass, to be poured forth, flow, stream, gush :

forth.

from

to water, esp. as opp. to the sea

I

specially called

Crimea was

Tauric Chersonese.

($. XE'P202

:

605, , ,

a

6-€5

h5os)

', —

3 sing,

hoofs

{($) {(5,

ov, 0,

dweller in the Chersonese.

Ep. plqpf.

in

€(

;

Adv. from ground. Adv. {j(kpaos) on dry land. Adv. to or on dry land.

earth or

[]

aor. I

:

med.

i

^,

^,

Ep.

:

Ep. exeva Ep.

subj.

let

land, living ox found on dry land; opviOes land-iovfl, opp. to sf«-fowl also of landsmen as opp. to

$

Ep. aor.

:

€€

aor. i

:

inf.

;

or heaped up together

formed from it, see under X«pcr-. Xcppos, Att. for ou, also as, ov,

^

spears.

^'.

(8. 6-5, , €5, , ($. {4$)

Ep. I pi. Ep. X€vas

:

(^;

fut. xea> Ep. or xeva; imperat. Ep.

earth, so as to

hand-defiling.

Xep^s, Ion. and poet. gen. of

',

—

:

one who creeps

.

[y metri grat.]

XHPA^MO'S,

0, a hole, cleft, gap, hollow. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of

,

a, ov,

widowhood, widowed ividowed.

estate.

,

tute

:

c.

titute

of

—

, {) ^^ men intr. to be

f.

bereaved, be desti-

the island is desbe bereaved of a husband or wife, to

gen., vrjaos :

widowed, be a widower or widow

,

be

solitude.

II. transit,

aloof or apart.

5, , ,

^, ?, {) -5, ;

:

ov. Ion. for

hence

:

.

ifi

widowhood, keep

to keep in

absol. be-

, :

II. as Subst., husband or wife, widowed. Ion. , a widow, Lat. vidua. Hence

reft of a

(, f. :

—

, , , , ,

ed.

aor.

:

Ep.

I

gen. to bereave of. left destitute of men

was

or

desolate

bereave, i?iake

to

2. c.

.

pass.

desert-

"Apyos

;

to bereave of a

:

II. intr., husband or wife, to make widowed. Hence to be bereaved or destitute of. Hke , a collateral relation, heir-at-law.

€€,

5,

,

^, '. , — $. ()' vpsfrom $)

Dor. crasis for TO,

want, need, destitution

want or loss mostly in dat., (Ion. dat. of of such a man from need of allies. Hence , want, need, destitution. Dor. for 3 sing. aor. i pass, of near the ground, on the ground, low, sunken, flat. re Adv., lengthd. «xOcs, yesterday ; yesterday and the day or ;

,

'5,

before,

.

, , ()

5

Hence

the other day.

€05, , , = 5, of yesterday i.

e.

$. , ^, ,, () =€$, :

\

see

— (6$.

, ,

05,

-3

, ,

of yesterday

,

or

;

as,

6$ ($

:

$,

.

\$

$ $ () -, -, (, ) ', $, ;

nether world, Lat. Inferi

Hermes coft-

;

ducting below the earth.

II.

$,(^,

of ox from the earth. treading the earth,

on or of the earth.

es,

by or

growing on

,

gen. eos,

ground ;

the earth,

gen.

go beneath the

€€(

to be hidden under the earth,

buried.

2. ol

to

nourished

earth.

earth, i.e. to die;

$

i. e. to be those beneath the earth, II. i. e. those in the shades below, Lat. inferi. III. a particular Earth, personified as a goddess. land or country.

', , ,$<^, pi.

wheaten groats toasted groats.

—

a is

of unripe dish of barley

diih a

the

comtnafider of a thousand men. II. used to translate the Roman tribunus inilitum, a legionary tri-

Hence the office or post

ly,

jnand of 1000

{)

of

me/i.

$, ,

a thousaftd.

-€5, ,

, ,

ios,

ai, a, a thoiisand, Lat. used with collective nouns, as,

tnille

',

-5, $, , , {, tWos,

horse, like

-,

$ :

-, ?,

,

the sing,

,

.

oos,

) ()

,

,,

()

long ago a thou'

the thousandth.

the

body

$$

horses, forage, provender, grass to forage

-,

with

long ago.

"'2, , , green fodder for of on

-

vads) of or consisting

(,

Adv.

is

etc.

, . Dor. -ras, (, $)

over, very

to go

{,

a thousand

ox of a thousa?id sailors: with fern. Subst., TT^s the help of a thousand ships.

sand times

com•

number one thousand,

the

-€,

,

5,

or €Tos) lasting a thousand years.

;

a thousand.

cattle,

esp. for

km

, ;

Hence

hay.

out to graze. a she-goat, Lat. capra, fem. II. as prop, n., Chimaera, a pos. monster breathing fire, with a lion's head, serpent's tail, and goat's middle, killed by Bellerophon. f.

to titrn

17,

,

{, ) , (, ) *) -5, (, (,) -5,

Pan, he

,,

[],

who mounts

mostly used with labour he went yesterday : the neut, fices goats. are used as Adv.,= and of yesteryesterday and the day beT€ day ; fore, lately, like Tpayos \06\.%,,,2.\$$,,{)1 or under the earth: flock. ^fot the gods of the asp. of the gods below XI'MA'POS irovos yesterday's

Verbs,

a thousand times, [a] containing a thou-^

-5, , {, )

sand men.

[],

yesterday's onion.

Adv.

ov,

of a thousand ships.

fut.

los Att. ews, cos,

{, )

Adv.,

buYie.

ov, bereaved, bereft of, c. gen.

, , (

to live

783

,

one who sacrislaying goats.

ov,

,

leading goats;

-, , $, € () -, the

[i"],

(5,

he-goat

,

leads

that

= Tpayos. goat-

Dor. for

ace. pi. of

[],

chilblain, kibe.

,

(Xios,

^^)

the

)$.

a he-goat, Lat. caper,

, , {$,

slayer.

is,

epith. of

goats, or goat-footed.

of Chian birth or

groivth, of wine.

()

a wine-vessel, holding about l| about a gallon. Xioveos, a, ov, of snow, snowy. to snow upon, cover with f. TO,

,, : -', )

5,

e.

() () d (, -5, (,

snow

i.

:

Tr)v

impers.,

upon the country;

absol.,

ov,

dazzling

xvhite.

ov,

with snow.

)

it

if snow fell was snnwing.

with eye of

beaten or covered

—

:

. ,

—

—

) .) , {, ) -«, -, -5, ) -5, {,) ) ,, {) -8, 8 {,

784

-65, , (,

snow-clad.

fostering snow,

, , ,

gen. ovos,

feed-

oos, 6,

generally, snow-white.

-5, (, , €S,

Xios,

Aegean

now

sea,

from

Chian, of or

a, ov,

5

:

:

,, :

ol

:

Xcoi the

-

$•.

XemSos

coats of iron scales.

, ., 5,

coat, case or coverifig

ing of stones, lines of walls

€$

a coat or cover-

;

tomb

a

e.

i.

III.

IV. metaph. any

of a shoe.

in plur. the pieces

;

coats,

,=

XPfl'N,

avos,

,

sfiow

;

'

snow

;

melting snow. II. snow-water. only found in pf.

and

plur.

:

,,

^

"05, ,

slitne,

mud:

the dirt

'

of

—

warm:

f.

:

Pass, to

to soften by

aor.

i

warm

warmth,

,

{')

:

to

generally, to clothe.

$, , a ,

;

make

to

soft or delicate:

—

Pass.

{)

luxurious or delicate, revel in luxtiry. delicate, vohiptuous, lux-

to be

, , {)

urio7(s.

f.

bad

to be soft or delicate:

in

sense, to live delicately or luxuriously, to revel,

km

pride oneself upon a arrogant. delicacy, hixury, voluptuous2. wafitonness, insolence, arrogance. ness, 3. any sign or accessory ofluxiiry: in plm.flne raiment, cosily ornaments, Lat. deliciae : also charms, beauty. luxuriate; thing

:

hence

to

to be insolent or

€65,

^^^

17»

—

'•

[]

for

as Subst.,

warm

only used in pres. and impf., to become or soft, melt: metaph. to be luxurious, to revel,

, -5,.{,

luxuriate,

[t]

see

(s.

(5, "'-^)

ivearing a

,

€-8, 6-8, , , , (, ov,

green herbs, grass-growing.

$, and

making of

cloaks, the art or trade of a cloak-maker. [], jy, a short cloak or mantle,

worn

f.

w\p)

greenish looking.

also Ion.

, {, )

-5, {, -,

young leaf

by horsemen generally, a military cloak, the generaVs cloak, Lat. paludamentum. It was fastened by

as,

for

,

the

tender shoot of plants in spring, the blade of yoting corn or grass: poet, the young verdure of trees, /o-

liage, leaves.

the

) ,

avyrj) with a greenish lustre.

€05, , , poet, lengthd. 68, producing {($,

, -,

Hence

clothing, covering.

:

II.

€$, , , {) warm,

Ion.

(^) 05, , ,

make

melt.

lukewarm, Lat. tepidus.

- ,

clothe or cover with

ov,

or horseman's cloak a horseman, cavalier,

to

:

grow warm.

oneself : to

for

a small cloak.

f.

and rubbish

carried down by a flood ; also rubbish swept out of a house, Lat. quisquiliae.

Lat. laena, a large

. , , {), , $-, {, ) -, 5, 5 . Dim.

II.

€05,

hence redupl.

Ion.

:

:

to joke, jest, scoff.

f.

mock, scoff at, jeer, treat scornfully. Hence , mockery, scoff ng. , and or iroiei, a joke, jest ; Tiva to make one a jest.

aTos,

to

:

square upper garment, a cloak, maritle, worn loose over the it was made of wool, was thrown over the shoulders, and fastened with a clasp it served also as a covering in sleep. It was nearly the same as the
:

a small cloak,

trans, to

part,

(for

sound, ring, shout

a cloak

, and

or

[/ft"],

Dim. of

,

properly fallen snoxu, opp.

to vi(pas or vicpcTos, falling

,',

:

hence was a mark of effeminacy. :

, {) . (€8)- , , {) (( . . , , ,. .

also in plur. the coats of an onion. Dim. o[ a little tunic, short coat.

:

TO,

men

, ' , , ?, -,

Chios

$), an

unlucky throw with the dice the side with the ace-dot was aarpayaXos, the opp. side with the size-dot was The proverb called KcDos, Lat. unio ; cp. Kwos. Xios Kilos referred to the contrast between the dishonest Chians and the honest Ceians. an underXI'Tfl'N, wvos, o, in Ion. Prose garjnent, frock, kirtle, Lat. tunica, both of men and women it was a ivoollen shirt worn next the body on going out they threw a wide cloak over it, called sometimes the or reached to the feet, and was then called with sleeves it was called Tos. 1. of soldiers, a coat of mail, cuirass; (sub.

11.

an upper garment of wool, make worn by women to wear the

but of finer

,

Chians.

TUfves

' , ', , ,, ,$, {) like the

as well as

snow, snow-white.

(Tdos) like

Chios, an island in the

Hence

Scio.

with

the art or trade

of cloak-making.

5, ,

$)

,

{',

,

nnrsing snow,

and

\yX~\

snow-heaten.

snow-clad.

Xios,

.

coverlet.

(xiotjv,

:

brooch on the right shoulder so as to hang over the (Akin to Dim. of a small cloak or

left.

ing snow, snow-clad.

snow-white skin

a

€S,

ov,

shoots.

apaptiv)

{^,

to be

= (05,

green as a

05.

reKeiv) producing

young

, (, 4) -, , () 6. . , ,,

— putting out

young

,

Epic epith. of the wild boar, taken to mean feeding or living alone : later as Subst. = (Deriv. uncertain.) Kanpos, the wild boar itself. Aesch. Eum. 189, i], a doubtful word in and taken to mean commonly derived from

,

-, 5, ,

green age,

i.

,

) . , , )

(,

youth, freshness.

e.

,

evos, 0,

olive neck, of the nightingale

green or

with pale

see

:

for pale poet. fem. of green, olive-green, epith. of the nightingale. ov, green-leafed. pale green, poet. light-green, bright green, green, of the colour of young grass also of the colour of honey and sand,

-,5, $

(08,

€08, , ,

{)

:

$ , , ,,/{) (€$ , .,

yellow.

II.

generally, pale, pallid.

III.

without regard to colour, green, fresh, as opp. to dry; Tvpbs fresh cheese: metaph. fresh, blooming, youthful

tender, delicate.

:

=

to scrape, to

down

the first

of gray

gnaw, gnaw

off',

nibble.

properly of youths, to get on their chin also of the first growth

f.

:

having

hair,

his

head ^Msi sprinkled with white.

=

,

Ion.

which the axle

the iron box of a wheel in nave, also the axle it-

the feet are

05

set.

Xvoi'os, a, ov,

the joints

on which

, ,

($) downy.

,.

:

€ ,, :

like

ace.

of

$, $.

contr.

,

contr.

vos.

to cast metal.

a funnel.

From

.=

, () -,

€8,

5,

$ ($,

, ,

), ,

,

.

{

;

gen. (os,

drink-offerings to the

, ,

(,

apapeiv) furnished with

dead ; ayyos xofjpfs a

-5, (, () 05, , , 5, , () ,

vessel

filled tvith them.

ov,

. Dim. $,

of a little pig. \_'\ a small sea-muscle, used by the

dicasts in voting,

. Dim. Dim. ,

bearing drink-offerings.

(xovs) of rubbish, of earth or clay.

[t]

of oi

0,

a

in,

a fence for keep-

(xoipos,

a pig-sty. ov,

pass,

)005,

{$,

slaying swine. II. of or belonging to a slain swine; blood of a slain swine. 6, Dor.

-

dealer in swine.

:

, () , () ,

$, ,

like

',

,=

$,

bladder. wrath, bitterness

', 5,

gall,

Lat. fel,

bile, :

pi.

of black

bills

to be

;

the gall-

metaph. like Lat. bills, anger, anything which causes disgust or

II. :

, ,

the bowels,

to be full

,=

mad.

diseased bile

e.

i.

($,

in plur.

(ayo,

be melancholy

angry, rage.

•

(5,

:

a young pig, porker, Lat. porcus

generally, a pig.

bile, to

pig, porker.

little

=

$, -5, ,

ing swine

aversion.

,

mostly in

€$, the entrails or a, ov, also 0'05, , like

($,

plur.

like

•

bowels of oxen, tripe. os, ov, enraged, angry.

this sense

, ($)

,$,

in physical sense, gall, bile,

was mostly confined to

7.

II.

anger, wrath, Lat. bills; to smother, get rid of wrath : c. gen., tivos either rage towards another or another's rage towards

bitter

(:^ (, €$ .

, , , med.

6S,

:

, 5,). -, -5, )

Athenian

water.

pi.

siuellings.

hog's-nesh.

XOIPI'NH, ,

oneself.

nom.

glandular

at,

$ €

Xoip€ios, a, ov, (xoipos) of a swine or hog. Xoipeos, a, ov, poet, for xolpeios (sub. Kpi-

of pouring, esp. a drink-offering, Lat. or being libatio, made to the dead mixed of honey, wine and that made to the gods) 01,

,

in.

$,

though

XoSvos, 6, (xeci>) (he hollow in which metal was placed for melting, a melting-pot: also the mould for casting metal in.

a kind of shackle

2.

XOtpas, , (xoipos) a low rock rising above the sea, like a hog's back, Virgil's dorsum immane mart summo; a sunken rock; the Delian rock, i. e. the rocky isle of Delos. II.

- 5,

[a]

785

from the shape,

II.

box or nave of a wheel.

black,

Att. contr. gen. , any light, porous substance, the foam of the sea the fine down the first down on the chin, or bloom on the peach

$

ye

my rations.

intestines.

turns, the

metaph.,

2.

self.

(

os Kfv

;

tastes of

or stocks for fastening the legs

Ion. for

17,

daily allowance

the

Ion. for

:

\ovbpos.

whoever

bearing grass or leaves.

shoots,

—

Hence

f.

make angry,

to stir one's

paullo-post

—

, :

tered

to

gall or

embitter.

bile

:

hence

Med. and

fut.

Pass.,

to f.

€-

:

pf. pass.

pass,

have one's

€8, (, €€,, , 05,

II.

aor.

I

angered or embitangry at or with a person.

bile stirred, be

;

ev, aor.

I

..,

pass. part,

Ep. aor. I pass, of Ep. fut. inf. of verb. Adj. of

of

angry, wrathan iron ring. a choenix, a dry measure, containing ful, passionate. , a corn, grain, groat. LaX.granum, mica; (about l^ pint Engl.) or four three 2. wheat-groats. lumps of salt. 3, (about a quart) the choenix of corn was a slave's iKos,

:

5,

05

:;:

786 drinJi

^ {$) (

made from groats, a kind of gruel:

of an old man,

05, , ,

salt,

like

opp. to

groats ; aXes,

,

TO

^-.

-(:

:

fut.

-(:

aor.

I

aor.

I

(:

(,

leader of the chorus, because the older Tragic Poets not only taught, but led their own choruses.

-5,

I

€s,

,

($, ^$) accustomed

gen. eos,

is,

gen. eos,

dancing

:

, {05, , a beating the

also in plur.

^^^ . -, : : $ - ,€ $

ov,

in the

-5,

the cost of bringing out a chorus ; to find money for one's

pay

the piper

plied one 6

is

:

—

Tais

own

Pass, to have choregi

-

pleasures, to

found

or sup-

^^^

ot

;

the rich men act as choregi, but the III. generally, to supplied ivith them. to equip or furnish abundantly with a thing.

,

people supply

:

to defray

Hence

,

'^

in the dance,

gen. eos,

)

ground

beating the

II,

xopo'iTvnos, ov, pass.

($,

mad

after

-,

Adv. (xopos) to the festive dance. ov, gen. ovos, and

.*

:

es,

a rage for dancing.

ground

($,

dancing.

festivities

Att. of the

rejoicing

From

wifh a our dance has been pass., dance II. trans, to celebrate with choral danced. III. Causal, to set dancing, to rouse or dances. call to the dance. to lead f. Dor.

:

II. in

(6$,

in the dance.

fut.

dance : dancing. played to the choral dance.

— (^) '^$,

to

the dance.

2. metaph. to practise for the be one of a chorus. c. chorus, hence to practise a thing, be versed in it ace. cognato, xopcias xopeveiv to ply the dance

a chorus.

oi

(paios, the

to join in the

I will begin

=

one who , and trains the chorus, the chorus-master, who was commonly the poet himself. 2. = xopay as or

;

Med.,

Pass., aor.

(): —

:

)-

(xopos) a metrical foot,

$.

teaches

dance, to dance : to form a chorus, perform the part of chorus, esp. at a festival in honour of the gods : to pf.

:

0,

e. g.

) -, - -, ) -, )

a choral dancer

XopevTTjS the votary of a god.

t6, skin, leather, Lat.

-5, Xopwos,

trochee,

,

(€)

(xopos) of or for a choral dance;

absterrebitur uncto.

,

ov, 6,

,

corium : Doric yevaai 'tis bad to let the dog taste leather, Horace's cafiis a corio nunquam

,

choral dances, one must dance.

a chorU

proverb.,

to make into sausages f. to make jnincemeat metaph,, xnpbeveiv 0/ state affairs. a string of gut : the string or chord of a II. a sausage. lyre. a dancing : the choral dance. a choral dance. aros, ro, one miist lead the verb. Adj. of

, ,

in metre,

the choral song.

XOTION,

Dor. and Att. for a sausage or black-pudding.

()() , ^, , €6,

).

($,

,

a foot of four syllables, consisting of a

e.

i.

chorius (or trochee) and iambus, as

aAcs

, (), aros,

From

ambus,

fine salt.

see

'. -5,

, ^

proverbial

to sip gruel.

.-, -, ,, ,

coarse-grained

5,

;/)'5—

;

ov,

,

(xopos,

-)

dancing merrily.

,

sporting in the choral dance,

()

forming or arrang(xopos, leading the dance. XOPO'5, ov, , 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. 3. also of generally, a troop, band, company of persons the company of the stars things, as, xopos II. a place for a row of reeds. xopos dancing. The ancient Choral Dance of Greece, which originated among the Dorians, reached its perfection in the xopos kvkXikos performed at the Athenian Dionysia. This Chorus consisted of fifty persons. -iToios,

ing a chorus

:

;

at Athens, the the office of defraying of the cost of the solemn public choruses, II. being the chief of the Athenian \eiTovpyiai. means and fortunes sufficient for the cost of a chorus abundance of means, wealth, plenty. Hence arose the Attic Drama, which consisted at of or for a first of mere tales in the intervals of the Dance, told a-yaives rivalry in bringing out choruses. The Chorus was then distinDor. and Att. a place of by a single Actor. rehearsal for the chorus, the place where a chorus was guished into three principal kinds, the xopos TpayiKos of consisting of twelve or fifteen persons, the trained. From Dor. and Att. 17760- twenty-four, and the aaTvpiKos. When a Poet wished , one who leads the chorus, = Kopvcpaios gene- to bring out a piece, the Archon granted him a Chorally, the leader of a train or band. iScf/ic) the expenses of which were derus 2. at Athens, 07ie who defrays the cost for bringing out a chofrayed by some rich citizen, hence called rus. II. generally, one who supplies the costs for the Chorus was regularly trained by the Poet himself, any purpose. who was hence called :

, ,

-^

05, , , (-)

)-05

;

,

(, :

(

05

\5.

:

—

;

, () , ,

,

—^^. will

fatten in a stall:

feed

f.

generally,

()

€€$

:

) »$. .;

of the

,, ',

cheering ihe chorus. see inf. of see 3 pi. of

-, •05,

and

€$,

,

:

6$

ace.

dat.

:

:

plur.

ace. but also, gen. a liquid measure, Lat. congius, = 12 2. ot Xoes the KOTvKai or 6 sexlarii, about 3 quarts. /eas/q/"PiVc^ers,thesecondday of the Athenian An thesteria, on the twelfth day of the month Anthesterion. ace. a hank, mound, , gen, heap of earth, earth thrown up so as form a mound.

(')

[d]

;

,

, ()

,

,.

,

:

see

ward off somtuung from

one, Lat. defendo;

:

:

hence

to

to stain, soil, defile, pollute.

, ]

a

:

aor.

Verb hardly used

to

:

, . €€, , , , .

fend any

2. c. dat. pers.

one, help, aid, succour

:

assisi or avail at

ri

—

ward

or

Tivi

destruction /row one.

pres.,

aor. 2

:

and -yai,

2.

in

,

only,

like

c.

annoy ; crvycpos him.

IL

oi

to be

= 7)(5. (C), Ion. aor.

I

:

:

pf.

Ep.

fut.

:

€€$, clare,

pronounce ;

as

^

often peto buy and sell with a Subst. for the simple Verb as, meei one's death, i. e. to die also io pracpursue a trade, etc. follow a

riphr.

:

;

:

iise,

;

trade;

praciise lawlessness. 3. use a thing for an end or puralso with a neut. Adj. as Adv., «is

:

^

what use

;

I make of him ? make what use one likes of him not knowing what io make of

shall

Tis

,— $ (

4. of persons, io

,

ireai one as a friend

or

enemy

:

also,

^

like Lat. uii aliquo or uii aliqtio familiariier, to

be intimate with a

man, to make use of

offices;

good

his

;

:

fut.

aor.

—

'•

I

aor.

and

,

II. in

to place onekavrov absol, oi a hateful god vexed self at the disposal of another 5. absol., or with an Adv., do a thing 2 sing. Xprjs, friends. 6. such is the practice of the Persians. oi

. ,

ae into

see below. with the pres.

have intercourse or dealings with any one, have to do with him, treat, behave, conduci oneself io ; us

i

(-

con-

^',

etc., but xp^s, xprj, inf. there are Ion. into fi, as xpas, XP^v, etc. also special Ion. forms of Med., give whai Radic. sense, is needful: 1. Act., of the gods and their proclaim, deoracles, give ihe needful answer,

tracts

,

it.

,

€ 6

Med.,

;

:

to

Pass., paullo-p. fut.

:

to uie

whence comes the com-

^ - ^^ ^, ^; . , ^-

(.(

eager

hence,

;

Hence

iouch lighily, XPA'fl (A), Aeol. wound slighily, Lat. radere, slringere. XPA'il (B), only used in impf. to fall upon, aiiack, f.

;

pf.

with a neut. Adj.,

all.

Tiresias

Lat. uii oraa/lo,

;

off pose de-

a means of help, remedy. Ep. fut. inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

see

Theban

this word has a different sense, to supply, hence to have aor. lend: in Med. borrow; iruSas furnished one, hence having, lent feet and borrowed is Ion. eyes. III. the Med. in same also used as a Dep., with pf. pass, 2. sense, (see above 3), to use, Lat. uii, c. dat. metaph. in various relations, to be possessed of, shew, express a feeling or state of mind, io experience anyyap thing; for he was enopyrj or doived with a kind disposition indulge one's anger Lat. jiii foriuna mala, prospera, to be ill or an agreement: well off; come

inf.

fut.

I

siibj.

iouch

smear, paini.

whence the following Ep. forms, 3 sing,

,

inf.

aor. I

:

€, ()

metaph.

=

,,

f.

sUghfly, Lat. stringo

;

-

:

J7,gen.

:

sense of

aor. I

helping or

^

, , «, , , , $, ($ , '^ , --

($ ', mon

, (6$,

ov,

constat a

inquire of or constdi a god or oracle Teipeaiao constdi the shade

dat.

;

-€5,

Med. of the vota-

3.

god or oracle: also in pf. pass, part., one who has consulted or has received an answer from a god or oracle ; irepi rivos to considi an oracle about a thing more commonly c.

:

generally.

2.

be uiiered, delivered;

response,

the divine response. ries, to

feeding, fattening. arcs, fodder for cattle rarely, food or provisions for men. in X0'PT02, 0, a feeding-place ; avXrjs kv plur. feedingthe feeding-place of the court-yard II. XeovTOS the haunt of the lion. grounds ; fodder, provender, esp. for cattle, grass, hay, opp. to but in Poets used for food aiTos (food for man)

,

proclaim the counsel of Jove to mankind.

Pass, of the

Hence fatten with a thing. feed a feeding at the siall : generally, a

,

7sr

-,

fiovKijV

:

5

c. ace. rei,

to

manage,

transact everything by messengers.

7•

^^^

with

thing,

c.

pres. sense, to be in

gen.;

(

an Adj. needy, poor; but as in the regular sense of having experienced a misfortune. has a pass, sense, ai aor. I pass,

occurs

absol. as

^•., (5 I

Ion. for

8.

, .

the ships were noi used.

Xpt'a, Ep. shortened for xpcea, ace. pi. of

€€$.

inf.

P^*"^•

need or wani of a in wani of what?

of

vrjes

»,

the

;

788

,

Xpeia, lirp vice

in

5

•

:

()

tA ovSiv

plur.

5

€15 eis

Xpeia— use, Lat. us7is

:

.

advantage, ser

-

things of no 7ise or service usance, use; 2. using

YoctW

services.

having and using.

of persons,

3.

II. like Lat. opus, need, acquaintance, intimacy. necessity ; kv xpda f^i^t or yiyveaOai tivos to be in 2. want, poverty, lack : c. need, want of a thing.

. , , 4

——

—

:

:

.

[€ .] (5, . ), = to embark on board used as a monosyllable,

[reach]

him

Homer

is

Ion. for

part, of

in

but seldom used exproperly a part. neut. from

Ion.

cept in nom. and ace.

this ship.

indecl.,

:

to y'lyveaOai, that which an oracle declares, that which must be, fate, necessity ; or kaTi it is fated or neces3. need of a persons gen. ivant, lack of & thing. sary, it must be absol. it being necessary, genenecessity score : the on request of a hence help, 2. that which is expedient needfid matter, business ; kv since it was necessary. 4. rally, a request. ye rule xpaais in all functions of or right : absol. as Adv., ov •naaais rats not rightftilly. as \yj -, but sometimes poet, the body. long syllable.] one opt. of pres. sing. 3 (Ion.

for

^,

—

,

.

Xpeios, TO, Ep. for xpeos. II. useful: needful, fitting. Xpeios, ov, act. needitig, being in want of, c. gen. absol. 7ieedy.

()

€, €, 6€, ,

, , ',

Ep. for xp^oj, oos contr. ovs, f.

, ,

:

to deliver

Ep. for

€€.

(^,

.

-^,

f.

Dep.

expectorate.

spit,

Ion. for

^.

:

part.

: (, )

I.

:

to

3

pi. aor. I

,=

,

wa?it,

of

()

need, necessity.

?: optat.

(for part., see

'•

inf.

and

impf.

:

a debtor.

( € () ,

also

it

:

is

fut.

:

fated, neces-

nmst, must needs be, it is good, fit, Lat. oportet, decet, c. ace. pers. et inf. ; one must needs do a thing, it behoves or befits, it is right and proper that one should do. Sometimes the inf. must be supplied from the consary

:

c. inf. it

meet.

hawk and

(pks)

pi.

a debt. a debtor.

ov, 0, (xpecus,

impers.: subjunct.

:

(6(5. like

, ,

3

for xpeos,

ov, 0,

a neighing.

Xpeov, Ion. for xpeos, TO, gen. xpeeos contr. xpiovs: Ep. nom. and Ep. nom. sing, xpeios Att. ace. pi. xpia Att. xpid :

Ion. for

65, , Att.

vai, poet,

Hence

, and 6€.05, ,

. , , , -, or

to neigh, snort, Lat. hitinire, of a

shortd. poet, for

of

oracle.

^.

(Formed from the sound.)

horse.

an

(^

2. like del,

€

; , ae

text, as in the phrase ou5e

the battle

€

;

?

it

5).

why

behoves thee not

3. c. ace. pers. et

as

€$

restest

thou from

-

(sc.

gen.

ae

rei,

(ppovvs thou hast no need of impudence, i. e. it a needful matter, business, affair; '' alSovs thou hast come for need of a person or does not befit thee ov C( no longer need shame. II. in a less strong for what need came of €(p' 6 xpios thing iribs sense, one may, one can ; debt; III. a thing. a like also, ye? III. how is one to get through this? a debt is due to me xpios Xpeios fate, destiny. to pay and recover debts and he left all property XpTJ, shortened for used only in pres. and impf. : Ep. and Ion. 2. metaph. a debt, trespass, in outstanding debts. to Dor. and Xpios according sin. 3. a debt, due, duty; need, want, lack, have need of: absol. in part, to what is due : hence a promise due, apas tivhv needy, poor. 2. to desire, long for : to ask, Xpeos to pay the debt, i. e. do the work, of a curse. c. gen. rei, to ask or crave, desire, Lat. solicitare to deliver an oracle. Ion. for

' '€

need.

II.

Xpios Tivos kKOeiv to

;

.,

;

—

;

-

;

;

,

^^.

,

, — 6,, € (

gen. oos contr. ovs,

Xpeo) Ep.

Xpda) wish,

:

c.

want, need, hence desire, longing, urgent want, need of me gen., koTiv where there is no need of a

^Ha^s

sity arises,

c.

ace. pers.

;

€ ^

^

;

'

a ship

:

;

to

vs

oi»8e

nor will need of a grave come upon him. 3. is often used without a verb expressed c. hence 5e ce xpfou [sc. f/favei] wherefore ace. pers., does need [come to] thee, i. e. why must thou do so? so also c. gen., no need of this honour [touches] me an inf. is also used, ou5e'

( avs

($

^^ ;

xpecb veibv

—

demand

a thing.

nor does need at

all

6)€5

3,

(,

:

;-

like

wf€\(s, thou oughtest not to have died, oh that thou is used absol. hadst not 4. the part, for 7)€, if one will, if one chooses: hence wishing well, well-inclined. ,

, , , ',

wa?it or tieces-

doth necessity come so much? so also with y'lyverai tieed of and ^', e/x€

^'/comes upon me

5

xpetw

2. in phrase,

cable.

whom

(xpeos,

:

| () :

:

.

!

, like

^7,

make

use

i,

Ion. for

to deliver

^,

Ep. and Ion. for

of.

an

^.

Icn. coUat, form of

()

,

oracle, foretell.

use, fieed.

to use,

a thing that one 7ises or otos, to, needs : mostly used in plur. goods, money : proverb., superior to money, i.e. inaccessible Kpiiaaojv II. a thing, matter, business, affair, to bribes. to set evcTy thing in motion, event; Kiveiv 'to leave no stone unturned:'

dealing, business,

—

;

. -?, (

—

transaciion, like Lat. res. pressed to strengthen a phrase,

what?

is

3.

2.

€$

a

;

,

:

, ($,

?,

in verse.

,

' /€ ;

;

etc.,

a

making an

c) the answer of

()

oracle,

,

want, poverty

an eager

:

:

to

Att.

f.

to)

do or carry on

:

pf.

, ?,

aKos,

like

($, ^)

0,

, ($)

f.

a keeper

to recite oracles

Hence

in verse, to give oracles, prophesy.

:

(^:

to

2. to consult, debate,

negotiate, transact business.

,

Med. for one's

II.

f.

answer of an

the

a prophecy.

verse,

, of

,

verse: prophesyitig, prophetic:

oivn profit, to make money, enrich oneself: to transact business, have dealIII. in late Greek, the Act. ings with another.

,

($

Dep. kind or mercifid.

to

transact business

means

to

ciples bore the

, ()

,

, ?, ?,

)

;

name of Christians

,

iojs,

-

bear a title or name; title of king ol iv

he takes the

oj

first in

,

, ()

transaction of business. response: also a divine warning.

a doing business for one's gain, profit.

2.

own gain

:

,,

-, (, ) -, (, ) () , , , . , , |, . () ?, ,

of money or of possessions.

money^mah-

ing, money-getting.

=

,

need, want, lack.

inf.

shortd. for

Xpf|S,

Dor. for

, , also

os, ov:

viceable, apt, fit, useful of

,

advantage.

?,

2.

able to the state.

?,

its

:

—

useful, ser-

kind:

5, ()

Adv. usefully, serviceably.

,

. use,

ace. pi. of

f.

divining;

to utter oracles, divine.

\'5(05,('/)

an expounder

the seat of an oracle, such as answer of an oracle, oracular response. II. an offering made at the titne of consulting an oracle, a sacrificial victim : metaph. a

?,

ing

to

Properly neut. of

belonging

from

2.

a prophet, prophetic.

to

, ,

it

of or belong-

oracle, oracular, foreboding, presagi?ig.

?,

of,

$.

()

, ) ()

an

ov,

gen.

:

gen.

(to distinguish

pi.

pi.

of

:

() — :

one who gives or expounds oracles, a prophet, soothsayer. II. a creditor, usurer. 2. a debtor. to use fair f.

, (-)

Hence

ivords.

,, -

-?, ?, , (, ^)

,

, fair-speaking ov,

,

:

verb. Adj. of

useful, serviceable

:

a kind address. speaking fairly.

,

like

as Subst.

good

good, favourable; T(\(VTTj a happy end or issue: of victims and II. of omens, boding good, aiispicious, lucky. men, good, stout, brave in war of citizens, upright, services, benefits, kindnesses.

2.

et you are a nice felof the god?, kind, propitious : and so of men, good-natured, kind. Hence of persons, goodness, honesty,

low.

:

ironically,

2.

,

uttering oracles,

,—

f.

II.

;

part,

kindness, good-nature, like

2.

From

soothsayer, diviner.

or interpreter of oracles.

the

a, ov, also os, ov,

uprightness.

c) an oracle.

€

to consult

;

2. power or means juade of a thing in plur. uses. II. 0^. intimacy, acquaintance, Lzt.usus. of using.

(^, -5,/,,

give oracles, have an oracle

to

to

,

2.

deserving

using, employment, use

:

From

,

. ?, , , ,, .,,,•

of men, serviceable, useful, serviceHence 3. used, made use of.

Dor. for

€5,

()

see

like

to

to lend.

one must use. behave kindly, be

;

victim, sacrifice.

carries

on business, so as to make money, a moneyed man, a man of btisiness, tradesman. Hence fitted for money-making , an omen portending gain. ov, , a divider

,

god

to consult a

Delphi.

who

,

f.

—

prophesy : in Med., like given one, consult an oracle;

money-tnak'iftg,

one

()

verb. Adj. of

victims.

one must

505,

of

2 sing. aor. I imperat.

of an oracle, a II. (from Med.)

verb. Adj. of

make money.

(-

recititig oracles in

as Subst.,

a soothsayer, prophet.

the dis-

Antioch.

oxfor money.

and

From

Adv. -kws.

diviner, oracular.

oracle, given in

or fit for a soothsayer 01

— -, -?, , ($, 5)

advise about a matter. 3. to give an answer after due deliberation : to warn solemnly : Pass, to be so-

lemnly warned.

need,

of oracular responses.

have dealings

business,

an

request, importunity.

, ,,, , , , ( , , , , (

^)

oracles

oracular response, oracle.

the intoalso to express a great

p^v, vewv, number or mass, vast amount of javelins, ships, etc. what a lot of locusts a greai host of Laconian women.

)

, , -, -, ;

something huge monster

also used to express

/' avos of the storm —

lerable violence

for

;

strange or unusual,

of a boar

often ex-

is

as,

789

aor.

:

also as

med.

I

:

—

Dep.

(. f.

pass,

poet, for xptcy, to touch the surface

— —

—

—

—

€9. ;

—

790

€ ' -, )") -, ) , .. -, , , ) , , , , -, -, . €$

of a body, stringere

graze, scratch, wound, Lat. radere,

to

;

v(\as grazing close:

— more

come nigh, draw near, approach,

generally, to

also intr. in Act. to

added, -noZas close to the shore;

also with keeping her feet

'

he kept the axle close upon the post. 3 pi. aor. I of anything smeared on, a scented unguent, of thicker consistency than a Christian. 6, to he rubbed on, verb. Adj. of

, ()

,

,

{)

II. salves. used as ointment or salve; 2. , anointing oil. anointed; to the Anointed One, the CHRIST, as a transl. of the Hebrew Messiah. Pass., Ep. [t]: aor. i f

,(

« :

, ^ ^

,

touch the surface to anoint with scented unguents or oil,

aor. I

pf

:

of a body : esp. after bathing: to anoint oneself; one's arrows.

dye, stain;

— Med.

to colour,

to

dye their

,

to

3.

slightly, prick, sting.

($)

i

rub over with colour,

bodies with vermilion.

^

and Ion.

puncture the skin

,

and

irreg. ace.

Ep.

aor.

iovs to anoint, i.e. poison,

2. to

, ,,

to

:

Att.

:

the surface of a body, the skin ; hence the II. the colour of the skin, the comitself :

body plexion;

, $, |,

|, .:

the colour of a thing.

to change colour: also

p,f : () —Med.

contr.

to

:

touch

or graze the sxirface, also generally, to touch : to touch another person, to lie with.

,

gold money

changing gold

metaph., Mars who buys men's bodies with gold. :

,

vkos,

with fillet

frontlet of gold, epith. of horses: also of goddesses. cs, gen. with flower

of gold.

Dor. for ts,

golden

dop) with sword of gold,

-aopos, ov,

epith. of the gods.

with or in car of

ov,

gold, epith. of the moon,

,

with shield

, ( . ,. ,

of gold, []^

gold-

gen.

c»,

gleajning.

=

,

mostly

ov, poet, for

ov,

of or overlaid with gold, ivory,

(^, €0-5, (^, €0-5, €0-5, ,(€, ov,

locks or ringlets of gold.

. -, .

grow

gold, itiwrought with gold. ov, and oi, ov

:

—

up.

—

after a Xpovios, a, ov, and Att. os, ov {xpovos) 2. for a long tirne ; long time or interval, late. I have been for a long tiine Xpuvius apart from food. 3. long, lasting long ; :

:

(

lasting wars: lingering, delaying:

— neut,

pi.

a long time.

as Adv., after

XPO'NOS, ,

time,

indefinitely

:

a certain

also

a period, season, space of time : absol. in ace. for a while; for a long time ; aft for ever oXiyov in a short time : in time, for how long ? at last. in a. with Prepositions time,

;

;

:

course of time

after

:

long length;

kvTos

ago

;

an

interval

Iv

within a

in

certain

;

kie

time,

at

time;

and

))

ov,

of gold.

gold.

;

) )

in full

6-8,

in plur.,

«

€0-5, €-5, , ,= =

electrum.

with

formed

built

wrought ofgold. with disk of

ov, (xpvoeos,

(

a

reflecting

light.

a grating or creaking noise, jarring, (Formed from the sound.) gnashing, crushing. /os) intr. to spend tirne, Att. f tarry : to continue or last long, hold out : c. part, to absol. to c. inf to delay to do persevere in doing II. to prolong, put off: linger, delay, be slow. Pass, to be prolonged or protracted: absol. to

,

II,

Dor. for

ov.

,

also

$. ,

gold mines,

$.

dat. of

aftertime.

-.5, -, -.05, (, $ , (, , {, (, '/) (, -5, (, ) -, , , (, ) , (, ) -, -,,,(), (, ) , ^. €5, -€€-€5, (, €) Xpoos, gen. of

or

aei

Ep. for aros,

till

slow from his time of life. to waste time, loiter.

(xpovos,

2.

come or keep near: so,

h

:

life;

c. dat.

draw near the house.

to

time

for

time of

ov,

€0-5, , =

,

-,

helm or casque of gold. ov,

€5, €5, , Ep.

, ,

((, ^)

(, )

,

ov,

;

()

with

,

with tvoof of

Att. contr.

golden,

:

^,

of

^. 6 ,,€-5, , ,) ;

gold, inlaid with gold: also gilded, gilt; to raise a statue of gold to one. Tiva gold mines; see

€ .

gold-coloured, of golden hue. golden, happy, blessed : hence the [In Homer, was the golden. etc.

must be pronounced ov,

sandals of gold

;

€-€5, €0-8,

golden sandals.

ocoi,

)

first

ov,

=

ov, or

(^,

2.

II.

III.

metaph.

Age

of

Man

as spondees.]

with

the step of

^-,

decked or dight with gold.

ov,

(-

€9. ^^ <-5, (, ) ) €-5, -, (, ) , 5, , , -5, ) -5, -5, (, (, ^) -, {, () -, (, ) ) -5, {,{, -, -5, (, ) , , -, (, ) , , -, (, ) !

;:

:

—

€-€5, ,,=

with trap-

pings of gold.

, , daughter

, patronyni.

of Chryses.

with spindle

ov, (xpvaos,

or ringing tvith gold.

,

lect

gold,

i.

e.

'/)

ov,

beaten out of

speaking of gold. with golden

spear.

gold, of beaten gold.

with reins of gold. apapeiv) furnished

ov,

cs,

From

money. ov,

ov,

chrysolith or

the

gold-stone, a bright yellow stone, perhaps the topaz. II. to col• to talk of gold. f.

arrow of gold.

or

rattling

ov,

iVKTos.

(xpvacos,

i8os,

791

gen. eos,

,

-

;, , Dor. -Xvpas,

or decked with gold, golden.

To.Oim.oi TO, Dim. of

a stnall piece of gold. a piece of gold, gold

-, (, ) , -, -

with golden

[]

lyre,

'^,

treasure

with golden

ov,

anything made of gold, gold coin, money fleece. cs, silver and gold money : but the apyupiov as in Lat. argeneric term for money was beetle or cockchafer. gentum. II. as a term of endearment, my little in general:

5, , , ()

with golden

ov,

crest.

mad after

,

Hence

. Dim.

or

5, , () -5, , [^(, ) -5, (, ) -, (, -5, (, ) -, (, ) -5, (, ^) (, )

golden dress.

,,

a vessel of gold.

)

2.

€S,

embroidered.

-5, -5, [] -€05,

ov,

gold ring,

ov, also

,

soil con-

richly

with gold, set in gold : overlaid with gold.

with golden

(ipos,

,

-5

gold, gold-enthroned.

gold. with yoke of gold. golden-

)

)

on throne of

Dor. -Svos, ov,

with head of gold,

[/ca]

-,

Co:

J7,

gilded horns, like a victim for the

cuf,

gen.

II.

with

sacrifice.

welded or

ov,

welded or

ov,

in-

laid with gold.

.

cf the golden hair for Apollo.

Dor.

:

ov,

with golden plumage.

a,

,

)

ov,

sprinkled or

of gold gilded splendours. with sandals a turban

-65, (, ,(, , (, ^) -5, (,) (, -8, (, (, () -5, (, (,) -5, , , (, ) (, )

tissue

;

-,

of gold. Xpuao-ireirXos, ov,

) -,, )

(ov)withrobeofgold.

,

ov,

with helm

with tresses

working

6v,

,

as Subst.,

he the golden-haired,

golden-haired

in

gold:

a golds7nith.

,

. )

the chrysoprase,

a precious stone of a yellow-green colour. with wings of Xpiao-TTTepos, ov,

-pains, , poet, for -poos, ov, ov,

or ceiling.

streaming with gold. with golden roof

,

with

wand

of gold. ^

generally, of gold, golden.

wrought of gold:

a rein studded

;

shot with gold;

-, )) -, and with horns of gold.

cuTOS, o,

with golden back

ov,

covered with gold tvith gold.

of gold.

like

haired.

in the shape or

ov,

or casque of gold.

hair.

ov,

with girdle or

ov,

with a

bound

ov,

«s,

of

used as a term of

of gold.

likeness

) )

wrought with gold.

:

,

gilded, gold-

(, (, (, ) -€6, ,,(,€) €) -€5, (, -5, (, -, -, ,/)(, ) -5, , (, (, -€5, (, ):— -€5, (, -5, (, -5, -, (, ) -5, (, ) ov,

cockchafer

head-band of gold,

born or descended of gold, of the Persians, because they were descended from Perseus, the son of Danae. ov,

little

like

with

ov,

taining gold.

a

endearment.

fem. gold, containing a proportion of gold. [],

a

gold.

the gold-

in a stream

flowing with gold,

ov,

XPT~20'2,

,,

gold, Lat.

gold wrought into refined gold ;

vessels,

aurum;

ov,

)

gold plate;

-«5, (,

alloyed with silver.

crowned.

-

of gold.

white gold,

i.e.

gold-

. , , . () , :

-5, , (, )

702

-, -,

{,

dropping words of gold.

gold

:

ov,

—

)

ofgolden mouth, twisted with

of a bow, strung with twisted gold. ovos, , a worker in gold, goldsmith. ov, Comp. Adj. formed from

-

-, -€5, (, (,() -8, {, ) -, (,) •-5, (, )

wrought ofgold. with golden

€$)

es,

with bow of gold. with trident of

ov,

ov,

gold,

ofgold.^

Xpvcrovs,

,

Att. contr. for

—

'/'/)

(,

3-5, (, ')

-|, , (, ) , (, ) -5, . 5,

wearing gold or

ov,

,,

) (,

,

with golden

-5, , (,

hair:

fern.

-6, -€, , ] , , (,

studded bridle,

guarder

a treasurer. [_'\

:

[]

covoi, 6,

the shop

77^0;,

work

to

7],

with coat

in gold.

belonging to a goldsmith or

gold-refiner ; low the trade of a goldsmith.

('/

-5, (, ) — ov,

gold:

as Subst.,

to fol-

From melting or casting one who gilds the

,

,

Att. dat.

:

:

a goldsmith. -xpoos, ov contr. -xpovs, gold-coloured. ;

to

f.

Dor. for

,

make golden,

,, ,

face,

beaming

like

gold.

ews, 0,

, ,

is

,

kv

2.

from

, ,,

and the body

:

Att. kv

,

the

itself :

the

body,

one's

close to the skin;

rrapanXidv to

kv

;

^

sail

past so as to shave

, () , ,^,

or graze, Virgil's radere litus.

of the skin, complexion changes.

;

one a lezd-pencil.

tint

— Med.,

, ()

who

the colour

II.

his colour

colours or dyes:

like

to colour, dye,

tinge

to

,

[5].

(^)

Adv.

in a stream II.

in prose, opp. to poetry.

aor.

I

drawn out

, ,

taste

of a thing. Ep. aor.

€5,

,

season

:

juice, moisture: a decoction.

by digestion, chyle. 2 pass,

Att.

f.

metaph.

change gold.

i.e.

abundantly, utterly.

III.

pass. opt. of xcco.

05, , , ()

juice

flood, without

inflowing language,

,

to tone

. () of

II.

2.

the flavour,

[] to

make

savory,

down, temper.

.

II. taste, flavour. juice. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of pouring, shedding. II. a flood, stream, gush. 2. of dry things, a heap: a

3

pi.

quantity.

[C]

carelessly

down.

f.

to

pour out: metaph.

From

, (')

to

,,

throw

anything that can be poured, a water I. in plur. with golden eyes or for washing or bathing. 2. a mixture of water and oil rubbed in after bathing, [] Hence a gilding, [] f. to wash, bathe, anoint Med. to gold-coloured, anoint oneself after bathing.

-, 5, =

shining like gold. contr.

Ion.

:

like

kv xpot Keipeiv to shave close: metaph., kv it shaves close, i. e. it touches one nearly, comes

made of

[]

to bjiy or

fern,

gild.

gen. of

gold, wrought gold, gold-plate,

—

, , () , (, ) 5, (, , (()

that which

a colour, paint, dye, [S]

surface of the body, the skin, also generally, flesh, as opp. to the bone

, ,, () . , , () , ^, , -, (, ) . , -, -, (, ) , , , -, , () (, ) , , . ,,

horns of a victim

-

II.

music of the andiatonic in having the

the chromatic

from the

differing

cients,

suited for colour.

order, confusedly.

From of a goldsmith. to be a goldsmith

, 6v,

,,

one's nature with something.

of gold.

:

) term

05,

f.

^) with gold

on one's fingers.

f.

in pi.

,

with gold-

-, ) 6, €, () 65, ,

or gold-refiner

ornaments, embellishmetits. IV. in Greek Music, a modification of the diatonic music. Hence

home

golden apparel.

gold

touch,

of the skin, the complexion; change colour. III.

the colour

, ()

From

or keeper of

metaph.

wear gold or golden apparel. frame.

to

generally, to

:

I

generally, to taint, defile. the surface of the body,

= ^;.

gold-loving.

ov,

aor.

like

tetrachord divided into less simple intervals.

beam.

f.

—

to

with golden light. with golden

es,

()

,

II.

Pass.,

:

:

:

,, , ., ,

^. , (, ) -,, -, (,) •-€5, (, -5, €, ,(, )

with ears or handles

ov,

,,

2. to tinge, stain

clasp.

(sc.

[r]^

i

:

touch the surface of a body

as a technical

armour.

aor.

:

pf.

:

the skin.

more golden.

ov,

of

irreg. dat. f.

€5, ,

oos,

:

pres. imperat. of

liqiud, fl?/id

:

esp.,

.

3 sing. aor. I med. of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of Xicw. [p]

—

:

,

verb. Adj. of XUTOS, , of dry things, heaped up ; earth.

made

II,

,

,

—

-—

mounds, dykes,

liquid, cast, melted;

i.

e.

of

, (^)

—

;

:

793 cover with a mound of earth, bury; to cover any one over with stones

heaped up with earth, have a sepulchral

Pass, to be

mound raised Xil'OMAI,

over one. {.

aor, i

:

angry, be wroth, be enraged

to be

liquid, fltiid, flowitig.

III.

4. to

, ^ $ €- ,

pendants of melted stone,

glass.

or moles.

2. poured, shed. yaia a mound of at,

. ' $

—

:

\VTos

,

as Subst.,

3.

dams.

:

:

— ($ Pass,

:

:

ace,

c,

a'l, an earthen pot: pi. enraged at heart also c. dat., were also pots of pulse, c. dat. pers. to be 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 hence of a statue, c. neut. ace, ^^77 gods be not ongry with me this must be erected with pots of pulse. [C] for this. Ion. XVTpctos, a, ov, = xvrpeovs, of earthenware : the space or room 77, = in which a thing is, a place, spot, Lat, locus : the Tpeia earthenware, pottery, [] place assigned, the proper place; etvai of earthenware. , ovv,

—

the pottery-market

:

;

, , ,

{) () $, , () ()

€5,

,

45,

of

Att.

f.

to

potter.

. Dim.

small pot. [] to put in a pot

in

•5, ,

to leave in

proper place.

$, •-5,-78,, (pos,os)/>o/or XVTpCs,

idos,

5,

with feet

:

01

[i5]

Dim. of

77,

a pot. caldron

or

$,

kind of chafing-dish. 6, (xioj) an earthen pot, esp./or boiling : was the name given to the hot-baths at

-^

,

( numero regio

(

contr. for

[]

6.

€

give

of

2 Ep. sing, imperat.

f

be or

($) -,5, , (,

way

go lame.

77

f.

Att.

{5) — :

:

draw

to

:

kpav

nax

npbs 'ipyov

.(, )

of Euripides,

,

making lame men, who was fond of introducing lame men

stage.

,'5,

,

,

lame, halting, limping: also of II. metaph. maimed, im-

the hand, maimed.

, , , {.)

mancus.

perfect, defective, Lat.

,.

;

, ,

moles

mound.

,

part, of

mould

77,

to cast in.

:

aor.

:

to

aor.

:

to raise

up by throwing filled rivers.

with

:

:

Pass,,

pf

inf

throw or heap up

mound

i

:

part,

to

;

a sepulchral mound. in earth,

earth,

fut.

, , :

i

also the regul. pres.

—

a funnel.

2.

f.

be

3. in Pass,

of

to

silted

dam up

-

there

is

(')

heap up

2. to

— Pass,

:

a

block to be

up with deposit from raised on mounds

cities, to be

(

i

"

pf,

:

make room for

another,

withdraw ; from the dead body; they retired from the

II. to

give way to one, make room; and so,

to

go

^

come on

on,

to action;

;

to

go

2. to

(

contain,

to hold,

like

, , €$ , k^aKoa'iovs the

;

^^

77

, Dim.

3

pi.

divide

of

Att.

:

(/)

pf

the city cannot

(,

a Utile

pass.

:

Separatists, a

01

spot,

[pi]

Ion,

to separate, part, sever,

($ , —

:

:

bowl holds 600 am-

contain him.

{.

a melting-pit, a

aor,

:

to

advance, make way, proceed; xojpei Tovpyov the work advances not, 3. to come to an issue, turn out in a certain manner absol. to come to go on well, succeed; to little. 4. to spread abroad, become current, of reports. III. transit, to have space or room for

;

(')

from

contr.

come

to

to one's heart,

see

:

kv

2. c. dat. pers. to

€ ($

also like Lat. tumulus, a sepulchral

:

irpoTi

ships to Ilium.

earth thrown up, a bank, a thing, mound, thrown up by besiegers against the walls of cities a dam, mound, mole or pier, thrown into the phorae sea, Lat.

;

3. the country,

hack, retire,

make way for him. go forward, advance,

also called

any

to

a land, country, tract, Lat. 2. landed property,

II.

become lame, to halt, limp. a lame or halting iambic, i. e. one that has a spondee for an iambus in the last place, said to have been invented by Hippo-

upon the

affairs find their

one's country.

they will retire

to be or

-iroios,

the

till

to be of no account, Lat. nullo in

haberi.

;

',

. , , () , )

of the month Anthesterion.

($

was;

it

metaph. the place assigned

2,

II, oi also, the feast of land, an estate, farm, Lat, ager. day of the Anthesteria, and thirteenth opp. to the town, Lat. rus.

Thermopylae.

;

leave as

pla.ce,

its

to stay

kav

one, one's post, station, office, position; kv iivai to be ranked in the place of slaves

also a

pots, the third

, €,

€

to take a position, find one's place;

of or like a pot, earthen,

ov,

Lat, testaceus.

:

be in one's place; one's place, to stand one's ground;

\(•}^

a child in a pot.

to expose

;

—

name

given to

Grammarians who ascribed the Iliad and Pass, to be separated, Odyssey to different authors those

,

:

—

severed or divided, hence to differ, be at variance different laws.

TO,

and

Dim. of

from the same

spot.

a book, Lat. locus.

a place or passage in a strong place, outpost,

2. also II.

a particular

(

place, a place, spot, country;

—

: ;

:

794

?—aab9. $, ! 6$. $ $, $. {) $ 05, , {) TTUKos for was omitted or added

III a fortified post or town, esp. a detached fort, landed property, an estate. Adv, separately, asunder, apart by oneself;

$,

€6$ the corpse

Keirai

parately, one by one.

on one side

$

selves

.

.

,

$

4.

.

.

except

\$

3.

.

.

.

.

'

,

as

.

.

;

, of

many

$,

$,

Prep, with gen., without : without the help Lat. sine diis, without the or will of; 2. separate from, apart from favour o/"the gods. 3. indefar from my eyes.

\$

pendent

{) 8, ,

without reclioning, besides. a separating, separation. ,

05, of,

, fern. [], pos) a countryman, rustic, boor

iSos,

fem.

{, -

,$,

ibos,

a

beseeming a countryjuan,

rustic,

Adv. -kws, in

rural.

rustic fashion. space to hold a thing, room, a place, II. a place, a land, country, Lat. regio

5, ,

spot.

:

Hence

05, , ,

country girl.

$$

;

landed property, an

.) 5, , .

-€, ,

the

NW.

(Akin to

estate.

)

{,

... {) $ , ,

, ,€5, ,

-

Corns or Caurus, the north-west wind:

quarter. 17^0»,

f.

or spot, haufit, frequent

to love

a place

,

heaping up of earth,

a

raising a mound or bank, esp. by besiegers against a : a filling in, blocking up by earth thrown in ; the blocking up of harbours. crasis for oaovs. verb. Adj. of

",

made of earth thrown

,

a small cake.

of

verb. Adj. of

, {), opos,

off.

rub away, grind down, potind.

to

later

f.

small drops, drizzle, drip

:

it

ground ;

cakes of ground barley. masc. Adj. that which wipes

(sub.

{)

to rain in

impers., like vh, etc.,

-

drizzles.

€5, ahos, , ()

any small piece a grain, crumb, morsel, bit; apyvp'iuv not even a farthing of money as collective Subst., grains of sand. 2. a small drop, a quantity of small drops, a small

€$ later

rubbed or broken

$

off,

:

6$

drizzling rain, opp. to Thebes was rained on by a drizzling rain metaph., \peKa$ a shower of blood.

or

head

;

)

(^,

:

ov, having a mouth a pair of shears, epith. of a crab. fut. and Att. to clip

like

:

(^)

:

,,

with shears or scissors. a ring on the curb-chai?i of a bridle, to which the leading-rein was fastened plur. :

, ',

hence more generally, a chain,

:

{)

'

scissors.

Lit. forfex.

city

05, ,

. Dim.

f.

II. in-

lightly, to quiver, flutter.

$,

aor. I part, of

aor. I pass, inf of

cci)s,

move

and metaph. a curb, constraint. a pair of shears or ,

aor. I inf. of

5,

, , , , -) , , ,, ,

xpaipeiv

ether, as in Virgil radere iter liquidum.

the curb-chain itself

it.

$.

contr. for

graze or touch gently;

to

alOepos to skim with wings the path of

VTfpois

-, , ', ,

gen. the district or tract belonging to or about a 2. the tract of Arabia. place c.

friable, crumbling, falling to

,

things and to the purpose.

IV.

for

as in

pieces, loose.

trans. to

eiireiv

a different thing to say

is

..

,by them-

many

except that. ;

,

2. se-

54

,

except so

;

it

apart.

the other, by themselves

different or distinct kind

Kcu

lies

:

heaped up

up.

:

strengthd. from

pf.

:

—

ing, to p7dl, pluck.

(

to pull, to

:

f.

:

aor.

I

move by touchpull and let go again,

to touch, stir or 2. to

twang with the fingers ; twang the bow-string: to play

vevpav \pa\a stringed in-

strument with the fingers, instead of with the plecabsol. to play, and later, to sing to a harp. 3. Pass., of the instrument, to be struck or played. Hence aTos, a tune played on a stringed in'

, , {)

trum

:

,

strument.

,

^,

,

,,

indecl.,

Greek alphabet: 700,000.

— The

as

letter

a \p

twenty-third letter of the numeral ^'=700, but \p = is tl double Consonant, com-

,, .

.,

€.

:

music : later, a psalm. Hence

)

-5, {$, , {) , 5, {) , $6 6

and a labial, = or The character was at first only Ion., and was adopted at Athens at the same time with , and see . Changes of I. in Aeol. esp. in the dialects the older was retained, esp. in prop, names, as TliKons for II. was resolved into as, for xp'iv Dor. for for III. was sometimes put for or as.

pounded of

,

a pulling or twanging musical 2. a strain or bwst of a song sung to a stringed instrument

strings with the fingers.

, . es,

harp-playing.

Tjpos, also

,

:

,

a harper.

fem. of

sea-sand, the sandy shore, the

5^.

sands

$,

delighting in

proverb, of a countless multitude,

, , 5. [] -$, KOvis

as

e«,

many

as the

sand and

{8, €$)

sandy.

dust.

See

—

:

:

, ),-,

—

5, , ($)

:

:

:

795

xf/evboKripv^.

{. - , , $. -, , $ , ,,. , , . . , , sandy place, sand-

Comic word

heaps of sand

in

(

Adj.,

of hair

;

off, thin,

or

sand-hundred, numberless as the sand, a Comic word formed from

numbers

which

for

Ion. for

is

€(|, €$, see

, , (^) ,

from

blamer, cerisurer, disparager. blamed, to be

', $, ,, 5, ,, ($) 5,$, () -, , , (){, ) to denote a countless multi-

rpis

5is

, $ $,

,=

=

,

sand.

ov, 6, fern.

[t],

sand, so called from

$ $. $ (,

of sand, of labour in

rope

a

loose

its

—

II. a tract of sand, the sand. Both and its poet, form sometimes drop and become

-$, $,

es,

, $.

Dor. for

, ,:

sturnus.

., $,

€$)

satidy.

, ()

:

like

to touch, c. gen.

:

c. dat.

:

pass.

instru-

the helmets touched

with their plumes ; it is also used c. ace. in two passages of Sophocles, (l) ^\pavoas aXyfivoTaras irarpos thou hast touched upon themes of grief most painful to me, the thricetold fate of my father (2) kcivos kiri'^vw kv y\waaais he knew too late that he bad attacked the god with abusive speech. II. to touch as an enemy, lay hands vpon. III. to touch, reach, affect : also to reach, gain. = , fem. -ms,

ko

($,

€5

,

loose,

;

€$, , , 65. () $,

Ion.

friable,

crumbling, without consistency.

—

.-5, dusty, sandy

shaggy hair or

coat.

), ' 5, rough on

5,

,

the surface.

[], ^$,

pf rub away

Dor. for

],

,

-, ^,

:

:

—

to

intr.

dry,

ovv,

rough

{jpa(pap6s,

f.

:

Pass., aor. i

on the surface, to rub crumble away, trickle away,

to touch

disappear.

€,

unable

€-65,

is,

gen. €$,

,

:

(^

Tivos to blame one for a thing

;

:

:

always

-.—to

enclit.

ipeydv with a neut.

also,

pronounce

to

II.

certain

of words,

= (^^€$.

{($,

—

Hence

yye)

evyy€os, ,

as Subst.,

€-€8, , (($, €$)

a false brother:

$)

-, $) €-5, {, ) . $) -, $) €-8, (, $) ) {,. , ,, €-|5,

barren vine.

,

vos,

\_\

{€$,

a false,

(€$,

,

false

apostle.

Comic name of

mock-Persian sure

in Aristophanes,

see

:

vos,

orach,

Comic name of

,

literally,

a

False-mea-

($,

false

a plant in Aristophanes.

€-05, , , (^^,

sham

false Attic,

Attic.

,,

sham

deserter.

€-€€, ,

.

sham ambuscade.

iniperat. of

to speak falsely or untruly, to

f.

From

€-3, (, yop€) -€, ,—eooy€.

lie.

f

€5,

e's,

gen. eos,

lying, false, untrue,

, , €$,^,

to be detected in falsehood a liar: falsehoods : II. pass,

lacies.

,

teacher.

lying herald.

as

,

III. Att.

))

ov,

most lying

:

as Subst.,

, an arch-liar. , , poet, for €$.

€-6, €•8,, los,

— Subst. (5, — (($ yo fal-

belied, deceived.

irreg. Sup.

ۥ05,

false-speaking.

()$', $ ^-

Lat. mendax,falsus, opp. to

( €-, 5,

blame, dis-

bracelets,

a false message or report. bringing a ov,

(//€$,

(,

Dor. for as for f aor. i parage, find fault with, c. ace.

.

wearing

indistinctly uttered, unintelligible, obsctire.

,

(for the regular forms :

favourite orna-

letters or syllables, like a child.

ov,

with

.

inf.

are incorrect)

:

to

)

{}pa
-xpoos, ov contr.

II.

the shore, opp. to

as Subst.,

ov,

-, ,

incorrect form of

a pretended Christian, [a]

KOpvOes

6$, , ,

€, , , '2,

starling, ashen-gray or

',

bracelet, Lat. armilla

to twine, wreath.

a false or lying messenger.

aor. I 'ixpavaa: pf. act.

()

menti,

the Persians.

starling, Lat.

speckled; rpapbs 'invos a dapple-gray horse. f.

ment of

false message or report

,

Ion.

( \ ,

an armlet,

ov,

l/f

'/,

-$.

bracelets, armlets, a

in pi.

iSos,

proverb.,

:

weave

to

\$ , the

Adv.

f.

()

,

crumbling nature vain.

verb. Adj. of

TO,

ofsand, in the sand, sandy. on the sand.

;, 01^,

of sand, sandy.

nXfKUv

€08, ,

blamed, blameable.

tude.

Dor.

spare, scanty,

of a person, bald-headed.

ai, a,

as the cardinal

, () rubbed , ,=

,

a,

ai,

Aristophanes, numberless as

cf. sq.

:

iptyeis the things wherein thou blamest

me.

sahuletum.

pits, Lat.

,

{^,

{€$,

pretended help.

^)

false

false

;

796

€-€ -,

(, ^)

,

—

. (^

/

false, play false. 2. generally, be false ox faithII. to belie, a false citation or summons, false indorsement of a less, to be perjured ox forsworn. to falsify or break the summons, as if the indorser had witnessed the service falsify ; a prosecution for such oaths ; they did not of it belie, i. e. they made good, their threats false indorsement.

or

\

j

$ ($

\(\$ €-5, (^-,

) €€, , (^^) ;

virpos,

made from

^6;-

Att. for

ou,

-, ,

about the money.

adulterated soda.

, -, €, €-5, 6-.5,

f.

speak falsely,

to

lies,

Hence spread false reports. , a false speech, falsehood, false report. ov, Xtyw) speaking falsely. ecuS, o, (ipcvdrjs, a false,

,

lying prophet.

f.

,

witness, perjury: mostly in plur.,

, {,

to be convicted oi perjury.

^

vyos,

, (^)

)) , .

^

a

-.

to

cheat, play

lie,

2. also as

liar, cheat.

lying, false.

, '05, ,

an ac-

hating

untruth, fraiid.

a liar: a

ov,

Adj., like

in gen.

^)

(i/zeCats,

lie,

to be

f.

• €5, , {^) ^,

tion/or /a/se witness or perjury, only used

€-5 ) €-65,^,{,

,

o,

,

(\pi(pos)

dark, obscure

metaph.

:

mean.

obscure, base,

; ) ,, -, ) ^ -, , ,, -) , €, , ^ ) ^, () , . , , |, , () vpos,

witness.

{($,

o,

ov,

ov,

wedded;

'^

), (^«/);*,

maid

a faUi

'

see xpivhuKnpos.

scraped

or virgin.

gold-cfws/

lies.

and so

;

ffpos,

{^$,

ov,

€€5,

(€$,

ov,

=

op/eos)

\€8.

6-5, (, €-5, {es, ov,

or divination.

,

{€&,

f.

:

pf.

aor. l

to cheat or

Christ,

Pass.,

aor. 1

:

:

c.

II. to feel, stroke,

a touch

:

the gall-insect,

Lat. palpare^

a caress,

[]

which

lives in

beguile,

€/'$ (

I

, , () , 05

impose upon by

,

Dor.

€$,

like ipeSvos ox

Kpos, a bald-head.

hope

:

—

Pass,

defraud

: c, gen. to cheat of a thing thou bast defrauded me of my

^,

pointed or deceived ; of a supper;

to

the third

untrue. lie

II. c.

or deception.

pf. pass,

6$,

mode

, (=

a rubbing ox scraping: the

Ion, for

,

of explanation

ov,

-

is

2. to falsify

:

:

most

:

—

absol. to

Att.

f.

Med.

:

speak

to»,

pf. pass.

one's vote with a pebble,

:

lie,

rhombus. giving one's

{,

f.

Pass.,

aor. I

a starling.

vote,

entitled to vote.

\

f.

(q. v.),

a kind of flat-fish, such as a

plaice, sole, or turbot, Lat.

ace. rei, to represent a thing as a

in act. sense

.

Att.

power:

the promise broken.

Dep.

ct/rrying of a horse. gen.

to be cheated

$

,

fcus,

j

be cheated, to be disap-

deceived in their notions of the Athenian absol. to be mistaken, be false;

the

of the wild-fig

^^^ ' € -5,, ) ^ , |, : €5, ^ ^ (^

lies, to

-)

ace. to feel

and male palm. Hence on the f. to hang wild figi cultivated tree, in order that the gall-insects (jprjves) passing from the former may puncture the fruit of II. to write a play called the the latter, as the Comic poet Magnes had done.

I

a false

one's hands

', $, , {6$)

of false augtiry

ov,

-,, ', '^;— (;

) ) )^

grope one's way,

to feel,

Ep. part, of

fruit

speak falsely, lie. From speaking falsely.

to

f.

II.

a a

an instru-

(Ep. for

$, ,

i

Ep. dat. pi. lie, falsehood, untruth : a fraud, deceit. pimple on the nose.

3

strigil.

;

perjured, for- for, grope after. mulcere. Hence

cos, TO,

€\,

rubbed or

is

()

,

a scraper,

off,

way with

feeling one's

sworn.

Ep. for

^^, gold-duit.

(^/)

man

like a blind

forsivorn,

,

that which

and

f.

(iptvSopKos) to swear falsely, bt

f.

€-5,

{)

absol.

,

ment for scraping

false

but

shavings, Lat. ramentum;

off,

lying prophet,

€-$,

\.

for

,

a pretended marriage, a pretended

, (^€5, -) framing €-'5, , , (^^,

darkness, smoke, mist.

(OS,

form

Ion.

3 sing, pres, of sing. impf.

falsely

by

From

bearing false false.

witness, a

Aeol. for

and fraud.

a false witness, bear

to be

, false

{^,

ov,

under a false name, falsely called. Adv. Adv. of falsely, untruly.

falsehood

Hence

false witness.

)

belie or deceive

to

III.

word

their

cheat, i})ipose tipon.

^, ) -^, ,,

(€$,

-

;

bad broken

they

voting-urn lot into the urn ;

\

:

to

count ox reckon. Att.

II.

aor.

1

{\$): —to give :

which was thrown into the to throw one's balIs

generally, to vote, Lat. suffragari^

—

.

:

^ ^ , () , () , , •$ , () —

any one.

to vote for

2. c. ace. to

vote for, adjudge a thing hy vote, also, to decide by to vote him the voyage

(^€

mutter, mumble. trees, to rustle.

:

797

of any whispering

2.

$, ,

a

noise, as oi

whisperings

to

adjudge the

rustliftg.

inheritance to one.

3. c. inf. to vote

or resolve to

do something

i

a whispering, <5, whispering of slander, slander. a whisperer, ,

vote, to vote

:

the aor.

:

and sometimes

are used in pass, sense, to be voted, ad-

pf.

judged or decided by vote;

(

tois

,

tale-bearer, slanderer.

, 05,(Formed

-€, $) , , {(),() , ,-, ){, ) 8 , ) ) ! ^ that anything which they

wanted should

be voted to the generals,

,

iSos,

whispering.

(,

,

a small stone: a pebble for

a proposition cara measure passed in the poa vote, decree; such a measure in the to rescind a vote. one ov, 6,

"'2, , ,

a thing

s

a

/-

heroic poetry, as

mudc, opp. to lyric. naked : c. gen. stript bare of

not being accompa?iied by

at Athens,

)

2.

whispering,

2.

a

from the sound.)

derous.

counting, Lat. calculus. utos, to,

2.

bare,

$

of land, without trees, a bare pular assembly corn-field (without trees) re to move a champaign country of large extent and without propose a vote; trees ; land bare of in full, 717 II. of animals, stript of hair, feathers, trees. who drives a traffic in acts or statutes. etc., bald, Lat. calvus ; the ibis -TTOios, o, a making or tamper- without feathers on the head. 2. generally, wwing with votes. clad, uncovered, bare : c. gen., Dor. a small stone, a the soul being divested of the body II. TTts the bare keel with the planks torn from it small round stone, found in river beds, a pebble. III. a pebble used for reckoning, a counter, Lat. calculus : a lettuce with the side leaves pulled off. an exact ba- in Att. Prose, as a military term, oi (sc. in plur. accounts, 2. in Att. a pebble used in voting, which soldiers without heavy armour, light troops, lance. the vote such as archers, slingers, etc., opp. to was thrown into the voting-urn to give one's vote Lat. suffraitself; a horse without housings : generally, unarmed, Kpiveiv, to determine defenceless. IV. language without giumferre; by vote : also that which is carried by vote, a vote of accompaniments or accessories, prose, as opp. to a vote of con- poetry : also of a speech, unsupported by evi^ the Assembly demnation : hence any resolution or decree. The dence. mere poetry toithout 2. calculus Minervae, was a proverbial singing or music, Epic poetry, as opp. to Lyric ; cf. phrase to express acquittal when the votes were to even; because Minerva interfered to procure the acf. pf. pass, II. quittal of Orestes, when the judges were equally strip bare, to make bald: Pass, to become bald. ried by vote

:

:

;

$

{$, ,

(,

-

;

;

—

(),

//

$, ;

$

$ €. ,

trials,

(5

The

less,

:

$, $,

The

divided.

from that by

voting by lot

was

ballot,

different

the former being used in

;

the latter in the election of various officers. of condemnation or acquittal were sometimes distinguished by the former being bored (tcthe latter whole 3. the is used for the place of place of voting (as

), ,,

(\($).

play).

from

,

(as

down, curry a horse. away.

',

from (), to rub to rub down, wear

II.

Dor.

to play,

fut.

sport,

dance, be merry. Ion.

€5, , a covering of rushes

a rush mat. Dor. ace.

,

',

in plur.

() :

or

like

pf.

t^s

of his power 2.

:

to

€$,

pass,

:

—

drop

$, , , 5,, Adv. of

feed on

:

—

Dor. to whisper,

:

fut.

Att.

speak in a low tone

:

:

{•

also to

;

,

the flesh stript

simply, merely, only.

forms for

,, , , ,: . ,,, , , or

($)

:

one of the chief pari generally, to leave naked or defencestrip one thing q^ another: pf. pass,

the bones.

also

later

etc. :

white lead, Lat. cerussa, used as a pigHence ment, esp. to whiten the skin of the face. to paint with white lead : Med., f to apply a pigment of :

'^^, , ,

white lead to one's face.

and

morsel, to

($) —

to strip

part.,

from

radic.

,

white lead.

for

nom.

gen.

=

word.)

form o(

as

pi.

(5•.

a crumb,

bit.

a drover's or shepherd's cry,

,

6$)

bare of a thing

gen. to strip

Dor. for

a shower of drops, small rain. f.

or reeds,

of

pi.

c.

:

—

etc., later

, , 5 5. , $ ,, f.

;

,

or

. Dim.

of

,

a parrot.

a crumb of bread.

^

st.'

(Foreign

:

-—

, , $,

798

,

= \.

aor. I

.

, , {xpo-^os) fond of blaming, censorious. , ov, blaming, fond of blaming. From , {'^) blame, censure.

5, 065, 6,

-, ,

{xpoKos)

iv,

-)

thunderbolt, smouldering.

smoke

:

,

sooty,

(tpoXos,

smoky

of the

:

-?, ,

soul

,

,

€05, , , ($)

pf.

:

{)

,

:

—

{\p6(pos)

/

make

to

life,

strength

for the life of

run for one's opp. to the body living owner.

-€5,

-, ',

gen. (os, (jpocpoi, bios) frightened at

«s,

Adv. -ews,

titnidly.

gen. 60s,

(s,

{$, $) caring for

soul of for the


opp.

as

to

a noise, sound, Lat. strepitus : the sound of a 2. a mere sound, empty sound or door opening. noise

:

would

;

s

I. in still

staking or to

the sotd of

mere sounds without

;

-5, (,

',

fs,

^' ^

hence

tivos

.

aor. 2 pass, of

05, ,

,

fut. pass,

5, .

many

3.

also as the seat of

€ rrjs

having Dim. of

mental, opp. to bodily.

ov,=\pvbpos.

, {,

form

with coUat

= \p(br]S,

plur. oi

$,

()

\ppes ,

5,

form

,

,

,

a flea-

6,

cooling

:

Comic

,

world.

Hence 2.

an evoking of souls from metaph. a winning of men's

suasion.

-05, , (, ^)

f.

-, ) ', , -, {, 5, ,{) ^ (, ) -5, (, ) , , () - -, -, ) cold.

the nether world, epith. of

cf.

'^^$.

lie at the last

.

•^(09,

soul,

to flght

to

perplexing or

mam

agere.

souls, per-

Charon,

conducting souls also of Mercury:

f. to let the soul break loose, to gasp, be at the point of death, Lat. ani-

From is,

payfjvai) letting

gen. ios,

the soul break loose, lying at the last gasp.

coolness, cold, chill

extreme colds

the nether frost, in pi.

leading departed souls to the nether world, as epith. of Mercury, like conjuring up the dead, evoking the dead: as Subst., , a necromancer.

7$.

the

the last gasp, flght desperately.

eos, TO,

,

by

left

is,

attract the souls of the living, to win over, persuade : mostly in bad sense, to lead away, seduce,

win or

\nr€iv)

giver of the

misleading the soul.

becoming

=

.

this life

one who con($, jures up the souls of the dead to divine by them, a necromancer.

to be a conf. ductor of the dead, to lead departed souls to the IL to evoke or nether world, esp. of Hermes. conjure up the dead by sacrifice. 2. metaph. to

delude.

life.

€s,

flea-wort.

|, () . |5, ,. -€<), , ('$) €$,

soul or

lifeless.

a flea, Lat. pulex.

archer, flea-knight, formed like word in Lucian. aor. i part. fem. of

,

in

cooling, shady.

ov,

TO,

.

[]

destroying or

6,

pos,

for a lie. a wine-cooler. TJpos, 6, cool shady places. a cool shady place. TO,

eos, TO, collat.

Lat. animula. of the soul or life. 2. concerned with

{, , (, (, , (, $) {, {, , (, ,

killing the soul.

lying, false.

breath, alive, living.

only, animal, natural, opp. to spiritual.

lying, untrue. is, {xpuOos)

de-

:

mind, reason, un-

the soul,

Hence

ov,

05, , , {)

of

used

is

= pis•.

wretched being.

,

eJbos) noisy, ranting.

its

addressing persons,

so in

sire, appetite.

as

retained the shape of

the will, desires, and passions, the soul, heart; from the inmost soul, with all the heart

derstanding.

sense.

man,

generally, the soul or spirit of aOavaTOs the

, , . , . , ) -5, ) ,, , -, ) , , -, , () -5, 5, {) '", , , ) ) -€, -,() (,5, -5, )

not heed your noise

;

Homer, only a departed

'0, :

etc.

life,

to take revenge

life.

;

=

and

life

OUiv

man is immortal man himself, e.g.

souls perished

€

and

spirit

as the

esp.

€5

tc

^,.

2.

man, Lat. anima

absol.

any inarticulate sound,

;

which

soul, spirit, ghost,

noise, noisy, uproarious. 0,

Aesop

risking one's life; so,

puissent fores.

5

s

€

;

fight,

every noise.

deluding the soul, glad-

weary

cooling, cool, fresh.

spirit;

life,

a noise or din, Lat. strepere, of the creaking or sound al made in opening a door if the doors were heard to open at night, Lat, si cre;

)

breath, Lat. anima,

TTJs

smoke.

sool,

f.

(,

,

sense, beguiling the

dening.

empty noise and fury.

0'02,

good

in

:

sign of talk that ends in

:

iv

:

:

cold,

also winter-time,

in winter.

saving the soul. melting the soul. give soul or life, to animate.

ov,

is,

{.

is,

{ps,

water, like red-hot iron.

dipt in cold

—

—

:

) 5 -,

-865, , , {$, ^) , ($, 05, , , {\) cold ; oikos

receiving what

-, ) (sc.

also

-

, ,,

victory

delusive

a

also

:

of persons, cold-hearted, 3. of exaggerated

2.

Hence

$, ,

coldness, chill.

II,

metaph.

of persons, coldness of heart, indifference.

, ' : (\: ^ ( ^ , ^, () (ipvxpos) to

f.

make cold:

—

Adv. of

[],

aor.

i

'iipv^a: Pass.,

and

[]

aor.

make

cool or cold

grow

II.

to refresh, recruit.

2.

one circumcised.

fellow.

:

2.

a lewd

:

to feed by putting

into the mouth, as nurses

do children: hence

Att.

f.

,,,

or bread

;

,(

Ion.

{6$, a morsel, crumb.

()

,

a

,

morsel, scrap, esp. of

bit,

gobbets of man's flesh. a cidaneous disease, the

()

,() ()

(;($,

*,

a, ov,

Ion.

mangy.

contr. for

&

^.

crying oh

,

Ogygia, a fabulous island in the Mediterranean, the abode of Calypso. II. the oldest

',

,

ov, Att. also

ov,

os,

Attic king

of the

Ogygian, of or earliest

times

hence primeval, primal. \y\ Dor. for gen. of Att. from o5e, demonstr. Adv.,

5,

$,

€ ,

Manner, ingly

as opp. to

:

-.

what ' €\

,

;

6€,

TO,

(]) by

the

,

:

of Place, hither, here.

Odeum,

a public building at

musical performances, used as a law-court.

(^,

a song,

, , () fond of singing,

:

good time

-Kujs, musically, in

:

ace. pi. of w5is. f.

lay,

.

in plur. lyric poetry.

Dor. for 3 pi. pf. of Att. strengthd. form of cDSe. [e]

[],

he an-

gen., cDSe yi-

Pericles for

contr. for

ode, strain

2. c.

II.

. , , commonly

,

of

follows, in

. , )

vovs thus off for family. 3 sing. impf. of built

to

refers

it

swered in the following terms.

,

I.

in this wise, so, thus, also so very, so exceed-

$,

rub in pieces, rub. to rub, rub in pieces.

to

^»,

form of

collat.

scabby,

',

with apostr.

05, , , ()

but

meat

scab or mange, Lat. scabies.

itch,

tjas, OTos, TO, Dor. for ovas, ovs, the ear.

Athens

pamper, feed, fatten. TO, Dim.

\\>s,

Hence

poet, for 'Slptajv.

of Orion.

the following way, as follows

cool or cold.

() ,

little bits

hence

:

I

to breathe,

:

breathing very faintly.

blow;

, ,

ov,

from Ogyges, an

coldly, frigidly.

f.

,

an'os,

[], '1€8, ,

name of Egypt. Pass, to

cold or cool.

aor. 2

to

of

2.

phrases, frigidity.

Pass, to

,

,

metaph. cold, vain, fruit-

II.

phrases, cold, frigid.

to

for

—

cold.

horrible.

$,

as

,

heartless, spiritless, indifferent.

grow

and

becomes av,

decl.

first

pain, like our

)

unreal ;

chilling,

the use of frigid

.

799

gen. plur. of

an exclamation, expressing surprise, joy or 0/ oh! 2. with the vocative it is a Root of some mere address, less emphatic than the Engl. 0/ As ov, a cold-water druiker. an exclamation it is written as an address &. cold, chill. Lit. frigidus : rb or (oi's) a sheepskin with the wool on, a cold water, Lat. gelida (sc. aqua); garment made of it. 2. the edge or skirt of a they bathe in cold water: garment.

= 5/'5xos,

less,

room.

the cold-bath

phrases, exaggeration. tenses of

:

\/^/3— ^.

(ipvxpos,

is

!

Adv.

musical.

or harmony.

($)

—

aor. I to have of childbirth, to be in travail or be in travail of a child metaph.

the pains or throes

:

labour : c. ace. to of a bee, to be in labour with honey. 2. of any great pain, to be in travail, be :

,

«, numeral The name ^, from ,

Alphabet:

as a

of

distinguish

twenty-fourth letter of the Greek a»' = 800, but = 800,000. great or long o, was given to the

it

little

was not introduced till

It

5

as a written character at Athens the Archonship of Euclides, see H,

Changes of times

a,

put for

as

II.

ov, as iipavos

of 2nd decl.,

€6$

Ion. some-

I.

for

Ion. also for av, as

as,

IV. Dor. into irparos

III.

Mojca

Kovpos

$.

$

(5

.

in the dialects

.\ for

apicTos.

pi.

or short o.

;

for

Aeol. and Dor.,

$

Ko/pos

,

pangs or pains.

mind,

for

as

(05

and

to

.)

-irotos,


,

, (, 4)

,

contr. for

poet, for

=

ace.

aor.

and so the

work painfully

ace.

4.

or hard,

metaph. of the

agonies of thought. of childbirth, travail-pain; mostly in plur. the pangs or throes of labour. 2. in sing, also the fruit of travail or labour, a birth, child. II. generally, travail, pain, distress. (Akin

from

,

making songs

or odes.

05, a singer, minstrel.

6, ,, , . - , ^,

often

c.

to be in the throes ct

to cry

;

3. to

labour with,

','2, ivos, , the pain

for ovpavus

also in genit. sing,

into

is

in

to travail,

3 sing, plqpf. of

.

an egg.

I of oh ! hence

-!.

from

.)

(From

cD

or

,

ai

—

:

800

, , ,

. ,.

a call to another, ho

€€,

aor.

heus

!

-, -5,

!

3 sing. Ion. impf. of

Dor.

for

impf.

/6—

Ion.

pf.

pi.

3

and Ep.

Ion.

€€,

Lat. ohe

!

pass, of

1

(', ( :

holla

!

3 sing. aor.

:

fut.

:

pf.

:

i

:

—

impf. med. of

and

:

Pass., aor.

:

Ion.

sing,

3

aor. I

I

impf

€

-$, -5 -$,

(

;

:

;

'/

absol. to

push off from land

—

:— Pass,

be thrust or

to

—

pushed away : also to force one's way: Med. to thrust or push from oneself, push ox force back. Pass. = to thrust or push on : f. and Med. to push against one another, struggle; meHence taph. to be in hot dispute, Lat. altercari. , a thrusting, pushing; a struggling,

,,, ,05,

wrestling: metaph., words, a hot debate.

—

$

'^

a struggle of

, ^. . , , , , ^,. , . , $, , $. , , , '€, ( vvo,Ep.for;I'^'o, 3

impf pass, of

pi.

//.

Ep. for 3 sing. impf. of [] inf of Ep. for Ep. for ^^e, 3 sing, and 3

pi.

aor. I act. of

Ep. aor.

poet.

Adv. of

,

,

ov, later Ep.

/fiis.

daughter of Ocean, an

Ocean-nymph. [] (^ClKiavos) daughter of Ocean, Adv. to the ocean or sea. From

605, ,

called

$

ev, poet, for

neut. plur.

of

/fus,

, £, . -5, {,. ) ,

ov, irreg. Sup.

ov, gen. ovos, irreg.

cuKTCipa, aor.

I

of

ov,

of

ov,

ov, {ojkvs,

form of

€ -,

-€5,

flying wing.

ov, {wkvs,

%

[],

($, ")

€, ,

qjiick,

:

-, 5, €$ )-5,

used

5.

{$,

quick-darting.

$.

$,

das, ios, Ep. fem. but Adv. Comp. and Sup. swiftly, fleetly.

.), :

speedy.

irreg.

5,

—

ov, gen. ovos (like

(Akin to

ov, {ojkvs,

b^vs.)

quick-aiming.

os, , {$) quickness, swiftness, fleetness,

[]

-

or -tokios, ov, belonging to or pro(sc.

From cause easy delivery. TCKetv) causing quick and ov, a quick of a nver fertilising :

a medicine

easy birth

and

;

to

{s, ,

easy birth.

,

oKos,

Adv., most

.

Dor.

contr. for

,

the point

,

as

swift-winged, swift-

swift-flowing.

gen.

swift, fleet,

Lat. ocior, ocius),

(ojkvs,

long quill-feathers in a

-6, =

Dor.

ov,

-poos, ov,

-5 [] ),

gen.

the

:

swift-conveying.

swift-passing.

()

offoot.

swift footed, fleet

.

$)

-, ,

,,

swift-footed.

quickly-avenged.

ov, {aiKvs,

ov, collat.

elbow

swift.

Comp. of

rally,

for

S)

=

properly

of the elbow

:

also

the elbow, or rather the

to the wrist, the

.

vas

an arm; irepi <:^ arms round a person's neck. aor.

I

of

ov,

:

to

\, €-$, {, os) ^-, (, $)

one's

arm from

lower arm, Lat. ulna

the

gene-

throw

crushing clods of

earth.

)

the sea, epith. of a ship,

:

-,

Kf

impf. of

-8,

-%, -,

/,

$.

swiftly, very swiftly.

uJkicttos,

poet, for

, . €-, , ..€-,.$ ',

Ocean remained

Ep. gen. pi. fem. of Adv. of /f i/s, quickly, swiftly.

,

,

fast-sailing.

ov, {yjKvs,

of the great Outward Sea, opp. to the

Inward or Mediterranean, which was (From oJKVs and

(5, 6,

{$,

moting a quick and easy birth:

In later times,

name

quick-wandering.

ov,

ov,

,

$. .) €, %.

/)

Root of

{iiKvs,

6,

speed,

WKeavos

dying bringing

short-lived,

quick-flying.

57,

Oceanos, ace. to Hesiod, son of Uranos and Gaia, the source of all smaller waters according to Homer, Ocean was a river which encompassed the whole earth, hence often called as the

$)

qiiick or early death.

-€8, ,

u)Kvrepos, ojKvraros

for

swift-running. quick tofight.

/ius,

II. act.

form

fem. from

swift-running.

ov, {ujkvs,

(

{$,

ov,

more commonly ;«,

/feai/os)

',, ,

) ) $. ,

ov,

[],

quick-

{5, enos) quick-speaking.

gen. ios,

quickly, swiftly, fast.

Ep. and Ion. for

,

Sup.,

:

of

i

$. ()

{,

-5, {, ) -, )$, , -, -, )) -,5,

early

a

biting sharply.

quickly taught.

(««,

ov, also

;

:

,—

ov, ov,

is,

to thrust, push, shove,

;

(,

ov,

Dor. -Sivaros, ov,

-$, -$,

-

)) )

($,

opos, 6,

whirling, []

he c/f force away or from a place es forced the spear from the thigh ^i
shot

-,

—\€-

ov,

sea-swift, speeding over

[u]

quick-hitting or quick-

fruit,

i.

e.

(,

shedding

€-$,

its

ov,

its fruit

3 sing. aor.

2

of a it is

.

tree,

losing

ripe.

oTkos) destroying or ruin-

ing the house.

^,

before

med. of

—

—

,, . , 5,

pf.

, -5, ,

in ace.

. 8)

med. of

aor. 2

{$,

«s,

(,

Dor. for

|-5, , , {$, (.)

, -€$

raw

flesh

;

GT-qs.

with a

also

,

raw

as niasc. Adj. eating

:

—

raw

€,

(sc.

etc.

) )

-6$, $, , {$, $) ace. pi.

:

ov, like

flesh.

old man, a

-,

green old age

ox-hide.

{$, daKuv)flercely stung

cruda

fiercely

-

;

the rights of the tnarriage-bed.

f,

thigh-bones

, {$)

;

:

:

:

{)

in

sacrificing,

from a victim on the

pieces cut

wrapped

{6$)

in the fat

also

sing, plqpf. are also

[]

is

used as aor. ;

inf.

;

as Lat.

Med.

. ov,

not

{05, =;

part.

savage-hearted.

mihi.

is,

shouldered, or

{os,

gen. ios,

fcparos)

strong-

{08,

of savage strength. Adv. pf. pass. part, of

mostly

in phir.

as

,

:

to

Hence

be bought.

, {Sjvos)

^

a buyitig, Lat. emptio, itpaais 2. purchase, a bargain : esp.

selling.

a contract for the farming of taxes. Ep. aor. 2 med. of aor. I of

05,

, ,

a buyer.

6,

,

bought.

,

also as,

verb. Adj. of

be bought, that

II. to

may

4,

be bought.

crasis for

the

al, Lat.

'05,

:

emere to vendere ;

much,

confessedly, without contradiction.

, {os,

-

c. gen. pretii, ybr buy for a drachma. 2. to farm public taxes or tolls. 3. in pres. and impf. to wish or oflir to buy, hence to bargain, bid for a thing, Lat. liceri : hence to buy off, effect a covipromise by rnoney : hence to bribe. II. as Pass, to

so

buying and

ah me, woe's me, Lat. hei

2,

subj.

to buy, purchase, opp. to

:

Icu-

, €8 ,

and 3

, . , . -, $) '^, 5, () 6, .. -, ,) , s $ -$, , , ,$)

in

:

impf.

pf.

I

:

;

Dep.

fut.

aor.

imperat,

opt.

;

plucked tinripe

ov,

raw

in a pass, sense)

of

med. of

v(os.

(5, :

(but pf. part.

Si

pass,

I

Tivos to buy a thing from a person

{$, ) ,-$, -6€, , {$, ) — the

—

sing. aor. 2

;

Ep. 3 sing.

stinging.

to place

and 3

contr.

raw used

viridisque senectus. is,

savagely.

aor.

I

Ion.

eating

savage-minded.

now, therefore. Herodotus often particle between a verb and its preposition, kdovro for

Dor. for

), ,

cp. Virgil's

;

$,

Ion. for

poet, contr. for

afresh, active

in a

II.

raiv.

of

Adv. of

of raw,

eaten raw.

ov,

ovtos,

, {6$,

ovos, o,

aor. I

$. .

asmasc. Adj. of raw

of

)

raw,

Dor. aor. i of Dor. contr. for

(5. -5, €5, raw , -$, $, , , {, -5, -€,man (6$, , , {, -)

ox-hide

{s, (pa'yuv) eatitig rawflesh

-<5.

but,

:

ox-flesh.

ov,

ov, pass., eaten

as,

$)

[$,

as Subst.,

ox-hide, like

(sc. Kpeas), to,

ov,

-,

('5,

places this

formed from

-€,5, ,

or

untanned ox-hide a

sum.

generally, savage, brutal.

II.

pf. pass,

II.

, ,. "/ 4 . *. , , , .. . , , , . , . , € ^ (, ; (

of

Subst.,

feni.

:

to the shoulders.

pi. pres. subj.

os, , {6$) rawness, unripeness.

-5,

furrow

Adv.

heavy

I

801

metaph. savageness, cruelty.

aWos,

Ion. for

poet, contr. for

mostly used

,£5,

. , , .

of of

aor. 2

\,

. ,

—

shoulder-blade,

scapulae,

5

[a]

o, the shoulder with the upper part of the arm, the shoulder, Lat. humerus ; to bear on one's shoulders ; tois by the strength o/mine arms : also of animals, as of a lion of a horse, like Lat. annus.

(€

:

''5, , , raw, undressed, Lat. crudus,

Ion. crasis for ol

.

05, ,, (Sjvos) to be bought,for sale, Lat. venalis;

os

, ,^.

market price

?

,

how

;

is

. ,

corn selling ? what is the sale, market-wares.

goods for Aeol. for

Ion. for

3

pi. pf.

of

. , . , .

pass,

'^02,

.

of , a price, value, paymefit for a thing. II. (Hence Lat. venum, as vinum of a buying, like food, undigested. 2. unripe, unseasonable, properly from oTvos, vicus from oTkos.) of fruits also of a man, yrjpas an untimely old aor. I med. of age. II. metaph. savage, rude, cruel. 2. sing. impf. of rough, hardy. pf. pass, of aor. l of Dor. contr. for l£. flesh

Karacpayeiv

;

nva

to

eat

esp.

one raw

:

:

, .)

-5,

ov,

{s,

-5,

hence savage, ferocious.

raw.

ov,

{05,

(',

)

eating

men raw

:

, |6,

,

^5

oyv.

3 sing. aor. I of TO, an egg, Lat.

'hO'N,

torn in pieces

."^top

a cry of the

pulling, avast!

€5

OVUAI. to

make

the rowers

- ,, :

. , . . ". .) , , -5, . . , . . . , , '. , , , . -, , $^ " ' , , , -2.

802

of

aor. I

Dor.

(,

for

poet, crasis for

by

cD

aor.

pf

of

77,

,

Ion.

Lat.

CURA, care,

regard for a person or thing to pay heed or regard to ;

,

Ion.

in plur. the

:

hence also in plur. the climate of a country seasons 2. the blooming season as dependent on its seasons. ;

was

it

also used of

summer and

winter

or autumn, was not distinthe fourth season, 3. later, the whole year, guished in Homer's time. (as we say) last seayear, last iv TTJ '

II. the

son.

time of day

III.

time.

vvktos night-

also,

:

generally, the right, fitting time or

hour, the time or season for a thing the time of corn in good time, early: c. gen. rei, ripening; Iv IV. in the time for sleep, bed-//me. plur. also as connected with the seasons, the four V. in Att. the spring quarters of the heavens.

}

:

,

VI. m youth : also manhood. the fruits or proAtt. also sometimes for al, the VII. as pr. duce of the year. Hours, keepers of Heaven-gate generally, ministers of the gods often joined with the Xapires or Graces. produced or ripened at the fit «paios, a, ov,

or prime of

life,

.,'^,

:

;

{)

hence in due season, ripe, rnature ; 2. as the fruits of the season, fruit ripening: the season of corn Subst., generally, the good season, season fit for military opeII• happening in due season, suitable rations. III. of persons, seato the season, seasonable.

season

,

:

or

,

sonable, ripe for a thing;

maid

ripe for marriage

, ,

/$

a

of old persons, ripe or ready

:

IV. of the age of man, at the freshest, fairest age, in the spring or pritne of life, youthfid,

for death.

blooming

:

$,

Dor. for ovpavos.

Adv.

()

in season, in

ov, poet, for

mountain-bred.

3 sing. aor. I

6-••5, mountains.

6-5,

^, ,

II.

-kSjs,

{) of '. {) happening

ripe, timely, in season.

aor.

05,

season

ov,

1

pass,

65, . ',

timely, seasonable, ripe.

pf pass.

or returning in due

the fruits of the seasons.

all

;

III. at the

part,

Ion. crasis for

8, , Orion,

. $.

II.

right time,

of

beloved by Aurora, a bright constellation named after him, which rose just after the summer [t Ep., solstice, and was usually followed by rains, slain

a hunter

by Artemis.

II.

, . ,, ., (, -. ., ,

r Att.]

[]. Dor. for

I

pass, of

i

pass, of

3 sing. aor.

3 sing. impf. and aor.

. , , -, , ). Ion. for

pf.

and

3

pi.

plqpf. pass, of

3 pi. aor. I of 3 sing. impf. med. of

{,

f. to lake 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.

3 sing, redupl. aor. 2 of Dor. for opos Ion. ovpos, a mountain. aor. I of 3 sing Ep. aor. 2 med. of , a howlifig, bellotving, roaring.

(OS, TO,

aor.

—

I

of

[]

fut.

aor. I

:

:

Dep.

:

howl, bellow, roar, Lat. rugire : mostly of animals, but sometimes of men, esp. of savages, either II. also of the sea, to roar. in mourning or joy to

:

transit, to

howl

over, beivail.

Ion. crasis for

uncertain.)

the

Adv.

:

you ask seasonably.

, , ) ,

. , ^-,

ripe, in one's prime or bloom.

. . . , . . . ), . ^/

Hence hence of things, beautiful. , the bloom of youth, beauty. (Deriv. [a], to faint, swoon away. f.

.

leading on the seasons

in season, seasonable.

or

the spring-time, in full e'iapos

but

to, c. ace.

Ion. impf. of

, {)

ov,

any limited time

;

€

{,

in season, seasonable

a thing.

HORA,

Lat.

concern, heed, or tivos

by natural laws, a season

or period fixed

attend

pass. inf. of

2|€.

and impf. of

I

of,

or bringing on the fruits in their season.

ol

of

pf. 2

of the year,

Ion. for ov,

pf. pass,

3 sing.

care

to take

Ion. for

crasis for

Dor. crasis for

"HP A

{)

. ,

Adv. where.

med. of

ov, {opos,

,

ov, 0,

good

{opos,

'.

pass, of

^.

making a din on

{, 55) one who

fruits in their due season.

3 dual impf of Dor. 3 plur. impf. of 3 sing, plqpf. of

time.

.

dat. of oap. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 med. from

gives the

Ion.

.

da'iv,

for

3 sing, plqpf pass, of

3

pi. pf.

1. '12, I. as Adv. of Manner, and that either, Demonstr. Adv. so, thus, when it takes an accent,

.

2.

accent,

Relat. Adj. as, II. as

ujs.

ojs.

when it is without accent, when it is also without

Conj. that,

—

—

!

;!

.

— €. ws, Demonstr. Adv. of Manner, so, thus, Lat. even so, nevertheless: with a negat., 2.

,

' ' sic.

$

in

ws not even so, in no way soever. ws, Comparisons, ws is answered by ws, so as, Lat.

ut

:

also,

€

$,

..

Adv. of Manner,

as

..

thus.

,

II.

as, Lat. ut, properly

coming

3. sic

Relat. after a

demonstrat. Adv., which however is very often omit'CLs in this usage is never accentuated, except ted. at the end of a sentence, or when it follows the word Oeus. 2. with for dependent on it, as,

€$

€$ $

Elliptical Phrases, a>s

ws ws

(sc.

air'

him with them

€ () €) or

(sc.

ujs

7'

(

(so.

()

by eyesight Lacedaemonian

;

to judge

for a

ws

(sc. €ivai)

as a guard.

3.

;

having sent

;

also

:

,

for

when, Lat. ut

:

some-

times also = onws, Lat. quomodo, quemadmodum. IV. ws is sometimes used in independent sentences, as in phrase ws ws how God ever brings like to like also with Adjs. and

- 6s

os

how

shrilly

,

it

is

;

ws ws ;

vbs

it

2. at the beginning of denotes a quick succession of events,

,

"Epws irvKivas (ppivas did Love encompass his soul so, ws ws ws as in Virgil, ut vidi, ut perii, ut me malus abstidit error. 3. ws to express a wish, oh that ! like Lat. uiinam, with the optat., ws oh that another also might perish also negatively, ws oh that he might not die V. ws with Numerals marks that they are to be taken as round numbers, about, nearly; ws

,

how he

ws

art

screams.

several clauses,

ws

:

how silly thou how pompous the rascal

Advs., ws

saw,

5,

how

;

5,

-- )

so with Participles,

to give the reason of the principal Verb

quandoquidem

803

:

they are indignant as being inso with quesjured, i. e. hy reason of being injured tions, ws as wishing what ? i. e. for the about 500 fell. sake of what ? so in the case of the object upyovaiv VI. ws in some Elliptical Phrases (sc. 1. ws avTov ws they restrain him as acting wrongin order that what may happen ? for what fully, i. e. by reason of: so also with Participles used 2. ws or absol., ws ovTws Lat. res cum ita sint, since efid? wherefore? each separately, Lat. pro se quisque. things are so, i. e. by reason 0/ their being so. 4. {'n.s is an old pi. ace. of os, as tws pi. ace. of 6 ws eirl as for a so also with Prepositions OVTWS from ovtos, etc. so is used Adv.) sea-fight, i. e. as if about to fight ws em or Dor. for where. as though to collect fuel usu. with the Preps. u)S, TO, gen. wTos, Dor. for ovs, the ear. km, (Is, TTpus, but also with others ws Ik Ion. and Ep. for aor. I of he rejoiced as in an evil plight, i.e. considering I pi. aor. I opt. of his evil plight: hence 5. sometimes the Prep, is Ep. ws = ws with a conditional (liS or ws omitted, and ws itself is used like a Prep., = ets,c.acc., as Lat. usque for usque ad, only with the names of force added. or is el, like as if, as if. persons, as, ws to Philip first in Homer, Hebr. word meaning save fiow! save we ayei Oebs ws ws aid how God pray does ever bring like to like. 6. with Adverbs ws cTepws how truly with the Positive, 3 sing. Ion. aor. I of Adv. of 6 avTos {the same), strengthd. for how diflferently Lat. qua7n vere, quani aliter: so too . in like ws follows Adverbs expressing anything extraordinary, ws, in like manner, just so ; wavws manner as. ws, virepipvws ws, etc. 7. ws strengthens Dor. for and ovws, Lat. quatn, ws the Superlative, like 3 sing. impf. of or as ws Lat. quam maxime, as much as possible Adv. as tf, as though : in Compariws sons, as if, like, just as: so also Lat. quamfacillime, as easily as possible II. with Lat. quam celerrime, as quickly as possible, Numerals, about. fut. pass, of ws km etc. so also the phrases ws to dat. plur. of ovs. for the most part, commonly, Lat. ws €7: to pf pass, of plerumque, ut plurimum. part, 8. so also with SuperAdv. {ws, lative Adjectives, els apiOTOS, ws the best even as, just as; in Homer there is often a word interposed between ws and possible, etc. as, ws Tonapos 2. of Time, ccs etc. III. cbs as CoNjUNCTiow I. expressing a fact, that, like on, Lat. quod. so that, Lat. as soon as, Lat. simul ac. 2. = 3. to limit or modify an assertion, as if, as it were : and so with Partiodeo ut. 3. ws, that, Lat. quod, where, as in Latin, ciples used absolutely, ws the ace. c. inf may be put instead as if it were in €, or 4• '^*» marking an end, our power. like or oirws, that, in order that, Lat. ut. or uiV'n^p(i,just as if, even as, La.t. tanquam. 5. * in Inferences, like Adv. even as, just as : as really, c. inf., so that, Lat. adeo ut, in breadth ita ut ; (vpos ws but if he is, as he really is, such that two triremes could sail abreast. 6. ws is a god. also used like as, since, Lat. quippe. to os, and as Adv. being to ws, as D d 2 ws

;

)

;

,

;

-)

^-

;

;

:

'

,

,

:

;

:

.

$

:

,

. €,

;

$ , ,

!

,

,

, , -5, --

:

:

s )$,

!

,. .

,

.

.

,, -, -

'

;

,

;

eos

;

,

-€.

;

,

ppas

,

,

.

,

--6-, -€,

.

--€.

-,

,

.

.

)

05

(,

)

:

.

,

'

,

—

::

-~—.

804 used to introduce

comparison, as, like

a

as,

just j

the power by which one does a ' thing, as, as being, like are, Lat. utpute ;

mark

to

2.

as.

€ \\ € ($

'

(-

but Aphrodite

bore him very easily away, as being a goddess. II. as Conjunction, to express a result or effect; if thy heart k el

8 -,

€

is

—

:

:

€

eagerly bent, so as to return.

very freq. in Att. cos with a Part.;

2.

is

—This

is

€5 €as or

ways were guarded.

since the

Construct,

sometimes used like is

3.

used

€

,€, do one no

to

Lzt. prodesse

service

—

and

€(

^- €,

nerally, service,

—

€ €

so that, or thereemphatic, e. g. fore, be of good cheer. to push to and Frequentat. of f. II. in Med., Att. fut, fro, Lat. trudo. c. dzt. jostle with another: so absol., irpoedpiav to jostle for the first seat. (Is it is

,

,)

Ion.

•(,.,{5,

, . €, ()

to

hearhen or

listen

aros, to, that which

, . see

TO,

Dim. of

ovs,

a

little

, %,

Dim. of

a wound:

later also

a scar, Lat.

,

(ovs) a bustard with long ear-feathers.

aor. I of

€,

05.

fv, (ovs)

and Dor.

with ears or handles. also avTos

for

:

aor. I of

(^) war.

also

Ion.

in

Att.

advantage, gain

^,

profits.

f.

:

assist.

II.

(\€, necessary one must

€€.

() -5 (\. €\.

Att. for ov,

sometimes

also

,

Adv.

,.

advanta-

Sup.

:

, 5, ,

help-

ov,

usefid, serviceable, profitable,

:

Ep. for

, $. '^. . '^ , '. €, , '. , , . , , () ; , aor. I of

in pass, sense.

of

aor. 2.

:

crasis for

of

of

3 plur. plqpf. pass,

''^.

,

($)

:

, .

to

of

to

[],

f.

turn pale, be pale, wan, to be or turn pale.

($)

a, ov, pale,

,,

impf. of

or eos,

$,

wan, sallow.

,

like

ij,

in plur. gaifis,

,

17,

s '., (,

help, aid, assist,

gen.

ace.

the eye, face, countetiance

one

full in the

face

paleness,

'

fut.

ds

so absol., iis

'(oikcv as to the face,

like the goddesses.

FINIS.

:

;

of

)

to :

i.

etc.

Hence

wanness, esp. the paleness of fear. Ion. pf. of

0f 77s (is :

pi. aor. I

3

pi.

of

pi.

f.

'flXPO'5,

or

help, aid, assistance, succour, especially in 2. profit,

€,

ov, verb. Adj. of

3 sing, and

'firos, 0, Otos, son of Aloeus, brother of Ephialtes.

Ion.

use,

a helping, aiding: ge-

advantage.

Ep. for

ovs, a little ear.

. , , . , . idos,

= ^€,

useful, serviceable.

Ion. for

cicatrix.

TO,

ov,

($,

605, ,

pf.

[a]

ear.

€, Dor. for ,

of use, a useful or

is

generally

II.

or proper to be assisted.

€,

thing

the sight

benefit.

pf.

covertly or anxiously.

or

to be benefited by

€5, ,{€\() ()

advantage,

(

:

aor. 2 of

of

fut.

aid or

to be profited by a

serviceable thing.

geous.

med. of

aor. 2

II.

pass.

Hence

of a thing.

ing, aiding

crasis for

to be helped, to receive help,

:

c. dat.,

, , , , . , -, ., ., , , ) :

€,

succour, to derive profit, benefit or advantage ; npos Tivos from a person or thing so, or tivos ;

when

€

dat. pers., like

c.

is taken as a Subst. a helper. with fut. med.

the part,

c. part.,

;

€$ '

sometimes

:

in phrase ovSels

Pass.

Comparatives with ^ greater woes than that one could weep for but is sometimes left out, as, too great to bear the Posit, is sometimes used, cold to bathe in, implying, too III. is also joined with cold to bathe in. the Indie, with the Opt., and even with the Imperat. after

^ €€

succour, benefit : to be of use or service to any one absol. to be of use or service ; ovb\v it does no good: also with a neuter Adj.,

e. in

look but,

face she

is

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Rev.

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Ph. D.

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and the

contain

in

first

in

those

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preparation

proper

— which

for

college,

and

occur

geographical in

especially

Goodwin's Greek Reader, and

in

the

the

Entered according to Act of Congress, in

tlie

first

year 1875,

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— not

Greek usually read

those

two of the Odyssey.

names

found six

in

Xeno-

books of the

APPENDIX

'

3>»iOO-

— Aiavre

, "8,

-,

?), Agis, the

b (Ionic 'A-yis, of several kings of Sparta.

-, ,

the Abantes, the earliest inhabi-

'£, ",

,

€|5, '.9,

, -, ,

tants of Euboea.

9, ",

Abrozelmes, a Thracian. Abrocoiiias, a Persian

-01»,

'|,

-, , Aglaurus, daughter of Oeworshipped at Athens. -wiOS, , Hagnon, an Athenian, father of Theramenes. -ov, b, Anchialus, father of Mentes, king of the Taphians. Also the name of a (ireek wanior at Troy. (See ayxiaXos, p. 8.) ciOj)s,

"-,

\5,

'?,

satrap.

. ,",, -€,

'Ay\i(rT\s, -ov,

form of the foregoing word), Abrocomes, a son of Darius and

8, ?, ?,

-,

bclonijintj to

the people of Abtjdax,

Abydus. , Abydas,

Abydas

tlui

ol

,•

-01',

'€$,

in

Troas,

on

-ov, b, soii,

-oios, b, Aijaineiimoii, king of Myceiiie, and (ujnnnander-in-chief of the Greek army before Tioy.

-opoj,

,

Agape7ior, an Arcadian

contr. -ovs, b, Agasth^nes, son of Augeas, king in Elis. -ov, b, Aijaslas, of Arcadia, a cap-eos,

tain.

-opos,

p.

<€,

in

p. 12.)

Ionic

for

^

-, "*5,

-as,

,

Ionic

for

Adrastus.

"<§,

, , ?, , , Ionic

for

-7?s,

,

-,

b,

Adrastas, (1) a king of Argos and of Sicyon (2) a son of Merops, and confederate of the Trojans.

(See

;

p. 12.)

-ov, b,

son of Azcus,

e.

i.

Actor.

-ov, b, AtheIonic for nadas, a citizen of Trachis. ^a, a district of Colchis on the -, K. coast of the Euxine. Peleus, the -ov, b, son of yEacus. son, and Achilles, the grandson of yEacus are

, , ,

chief.

^,

p. 11.)

king of Phene

AdnistPn a idty of Asia Minor on the Pro]»ontis.

tin•

of Aijitnifuiiton.

(See

(See

'I'hessaly.

daiujlitvr of

Hellespont.

b,

-ov, b,

-ov, b, Adnietics,

Abijdenes.

/ror/i

, *5,

, -,

eoninjaiider.

see

-],

Anchlses, father of iEneas. Adimantus, a Corinthian

5, ", -,

b (Ionic

half-brother of Xerxes. •, b, Abroiiichus, an Athenian.

€8,

Arcadian. Aglaia, mother of Nireus.

(See ayXata, p. 5.)

Aharbarea, a Naiad. -avTos, 6, Abas, a Trojan. -, 6, an Abderltc, inhabitant of Abdera, in Thrace, near the Nestus. -01', . Abler us, a Trojan.

, , ?,

, Ancmus, an

-;,

"€5, ,

name

, Agenor,

a Trojan.

(See

4.)

-ov, b, Agesildas, the name of several kings of Sparta, especially of (1) the son of Doryssus ; and (2) the son of Archidamus,

?8,5.

and a celebrated general. and

-, ,

Ionic forms

each thus termed, oi fJie ^acids, in<'luding, at the widest, ^Eacus and his immediate posterity, Peleus, Telamon, Achilles, and Ajax. AlaKos, -ov, b, yEdciis, son of Zeus and king of iEgina, made after death one of the three judges of departed souls. the two Ajaxes, sons respectively

-- €, ,

Agias, of Arcadia, a general.

of

Telamon and

formed regularly.

Oi'leus.

The

plural

is

also

;

,

8o8

Atyat^i^

—

-wuos, 6, ^gceon, tlie name given by men to one of the hundred-armed giants, whom the gods called Briareus. -, , ^gcdctts, a mountain in At-

1€5,

tica, o\'t'r

against the island Salamis. -ov, 0, soil of yEgeus, i. e. Theseus.

),

1€5,

form of -as, , yEgiaIca or ^giale, daughter of Adrastus and wife of Diomedes. -, b, yEgialus ; (1) an ancient name of Achaia (2) a city in Paphlagonia. (poetic

, ,

105,

;

(See aiyiaXas, p. 17.)

,

-as,

^gilea, a small island near

Eubtea.

, $, , , ,

-,

, , , , ,,

-, ,

^'Eginetan.

an inhabitant of

,

-,

-ov,

-,

b,

15, kings €5, -,

-;,

b,

b,

-, •5,

', ;

, , ,,

also written -;, , jEschra^as, an Athenian. -;, , yEsCjp us or JEsop, the fabulist. collateral form of wliich

, ,

yEetes,

the

oi,

]..

name

]>.

Alviavis or

Antenor

",

son of Hcemon, i. e. Hmmoti, a wairior of

1€8, Ionic form

iVlicoii.

I'ybis.

'Evifjvis,

,

Jt, iJir. Ai^nianes, a tribe inhabiting Noi'lln-in Thessaly in the Homeric period snltscMjueiitly found dwelling in Southern Thessaly. Alvo0€v, froni ^Enus. Alvos, -, , ^'mis, a city of Thnu-e, at the moulli of the Hebrus. -^, b, a resident «/the Attic deme ;

?,

tilt

son or descendant of JEohis descendants of ^olus, the JEo-

-,

adj.,

{

uE!olian

lite JEolian land, an ancient name of Thessaly. As a substantive understood), yEolis, a district on the \V. coast of Asia Mi-

noi•.

-eos, TO,

^'py, a city in

Elis.

(Sec

aiiros,

belonging

to

.

-ai;os (in Herodotus Acarnanian. -as, ?;, Acarnanict, a country on thft coast of Greece, between Epiius and ^tolia.

, , ,

, -^, ,

-;,

Accratus, a prophet-priest

(See -;os,

",

(See

-,

p. 25.)

son of Actor, i. e. Eurytus. Actor, son of Azeus, of Or-

-o/jos, 0,

ehonienus.

p. 30.)

Hit Ice, the name of two Attic denies; also the name of "the marshy district at the jnn<'tion of Piranis with the mainland." ai,

€5, -,

— Goo

I)

WIN.

fem. adj., Alalcomcnean, Alalcomemfe, a city in Bieotia, wliere .sh<' had a temjtle. -opos, , Alastor ; (1) a Greek war(See rioi•, son of N<'lt-us (2) a Lycian hero. epitliet

p.

-ov, TO,

of wandering

', €5

,

Alwitcm, a the Aleian

,

(?),

located by

])lace in Elis.

'plain,

Homer

the land in Lycia,

in Cilicia.

-,

BtBotia.

or

, ', Ildli'.'nii,

;

?>].)

'AXdc-Lov,

and

b

,

Haliartus, a

-,

oi,

cit}'

of

the Halizdnes

a Bithynian tribe. -;, , Halitherses, an inhabitant

€'-,

",

-ioos,

Atbeiii•, froin

,,

or

;

of

-;, . Acanthus, a city of ChalciSouthern Macedonia, on the Strymonian

',

a.

fem.

Acanthiaii,

-ov,

, ',

lids.

-t'Sos,

$,

a son (See

(1)

a Thracian leader.

by Heiodotus

,

, AcaTnas ;

-airos,

Gulf.

the yEthices, a Thpssalian or

b,

also as adj.,

in the plural, the Accmthians.

at Delphi.

20.)

-01',

;

the ^tolia.ns.

(2)

;

an yEtolian

b,

I

p. ^24.)

of sevei'al

19.)

-,

-oC,

yEtoliaa.

W. ,

-ovos, b,

Ahtv.

-, -,

Socrates.

^gyptius, an inhabitant of

EpiiOtic tribe, dwelling, according to Homer, on Mount Pindus. -77S, yEthra, mother oi' Theseus, 77,

p. 21.)

of fJucolion.

-%), , an

Egyptian.

of Colchis.

AloXis,

of

yEsyetes, a Trojan. yEschines ; (1) a commander of Greek light-armed troops (2) a friend of

dice, in

Ithaca.

, ,

-, -,

(2) a s(in

jEgiiia,

-, ^gium, a city of Achaia. -, b, ^gisthus, son of Thyestes.

(See

mound

-, , yEsqnis ; (1) a river of Northern Mysia, flowing into the Proj)ontis

Acanthus ;

netan.

(See

, ,

AlirvTios the sepulchral JEpytus, an ancient Arcadian chief.

see.

-iTTos, r],^gilips, a district of Ithaca. Others say, an island near Epirus, or a city on (See the peninsula Leucas. p. 17.) -77S, , yEgina, an island in the Salonic Gulf, S. W. from Athens. -, -ov, belonging to ^gina, yEgi-

an

;

of Ithaca.

-01',

, Halius, -t/s,

king of Sparta.

a Lycian. Halisarna, a city of IMysia. , Alcamenes, son of Teleclus,

,

-ous,

^^ ,

)

", ', "

—

, , -?;$,

, Alcnndcr, a Lycian. Force, Might, persoiiiliiMl.

-»,

,

-$

9,

-, ,

-$,

•5,

Alcihiadcs, a celebrated

descendants of Ahhitvoii, the Alcmcecmkis, an illustiious family at Athens.

',

-•>??,

the

-qs, 7), Alope, a town in the southern of Phthiotis in S. Thessaly, near the Malian Gulf. and -, Alus, a, town in the ea.st-

[)art

, I

),

)y I.e.

-ov,

ylli/nttes,

6,

king of Lydia,

father of Cnesus. -7/5,

Bithynia on

a city in

Alyljf,

7],

"9,

-eos,

,

N. into

'€08,

tlie

,

who fought

pheus. a Lacedieinoniau, Therniopylie. (See

son

of

? , ,,

Albravely at

(See

Poseidon.

soil

,

-, ,

of Amaripiccus,

i.

- and ,€.5,

, ,

-a,

6,

Amtrmciot, inhabi-

Amlnias, an Athe-

Aminocles, a citizen of

Magiic.^ia in Thessaly. -Ljuos,

Amydon, a

7),

city

of the

Pieonians, on the Axius, in Macedonia. -', Aviycloi, a city of Laconia,

on

tlie

,

Eu rotas.

-€€,

*5,

,

Triphylia,

in

,

-as,

'5,

Amphige7iea, a city of

Elis.

S.

-ov,

6,

"8,

Amphicrates, an Atlie-

Ar)i2Jhwiachus ; (1) leader the C)arians. crops A7n]jhius ; (1) son of

-ov, 6,

Troy

-01',

,

;

(2) leader of

'^5,

{2)

i.

e.

?),

p. 59.)

(for

;

son of Sclagus.

-, , an Amplilpolllt:, inhabitant of Ainphipolis in S. E. Macedonia, on the Strymon. (See p. 45.)

-^,

son if Anth:-

Simoisius.

, Anthemion,

-wjos,

a

TrojaE.

p. 62.) -oiOs,

Anthedon, a city on the

iq,

-77s, 17, Anthe/e, a town in Phocis, ir the immediate vicinity of Thermopylae. -as, , Anoprea, a name given both to a part of Mt. ffita, and to a, path leading over the same. -, , Antandrns, a city of Tro as, at the foot of Mt. Ida. "AvTcia, -as, , Antea, wife of Prnetus, king of Tiryns. -ov, , son or descendant of An-

"5,

?, ,

te)) or.

'?,

', ?, ',

-ov,

6,

,

Antenor, a Trojan prince, Antidor)is, a Leinniau ship'

.

captain.

,

nian captain.

of the l^pei at

€\$,

an elevated town of Phocis.

-opos,

Amphidemiis, father of

Ampliicratcs.

-ous,

58.)

coast of I'reotia.

nian naval captain.

-eows, 6,

[).

'€-

Aiiriiuirta,

, ,

e.

tant of Amliraeia. in 8. Epiius. 'AfXiLvias,

(Sec

(See

'|€8, -, ,

,?,

5, ', "?, ^,

€,

P]lis.

p. 37.

Diores.

40.)

-ovos, , Andrceynon, father o^ Thoas, and king of Calydon in TEtolia. -, , Androhidus, a Delphian, the father of Tiinon. -avTos, 6, Androdam/is, a Samian, father of Theomestor. -$, , Andromache, wife of Hec-

mion,

-?, . At ocas,

6>5,

liver of

, , ,

]).

-ov, 6,

'€6,

Euxine.

),

-, 6, the AlpMus, a *€05, -, 6 (Doric form of

Anmtias, one of the Thirty

6,

(See auairLos,

-;, , Andrus, one of the Cyclades Ishmds, with a city of the same name. -as, , afterwards called

the [)rincipal liver

the ILilys,

|5,

at Athens.

tor.

the Kuxine. of Asia Minor, tlowing

a resident of the Attic

-ov, 6,

Aiiaf/i/rus.

commander.

ern part of Phthiotis, in S. Thessaly, near the PagasfBan Gulf. Alpent's (or -, (also AJpeiii), a city at the E. entrance of the pass of

'8,

'?, -,

of

husband

;

-,

"8, -,

Therm

deme

'5,

le.s.

,

, Amphitryon, king

Anajxa/udrhles, a kin^ of Sparta, and lather of the celebrated Leonidas. -01^, , Anaxander, a king of. Sparta, and ancestor of Leonidas. 6, Anaxibiics, a S2:)artan naval

^llcmenc, mother of Hercu-

i],

Amphissa, a town of the

Tiryns, and subse([uently of Thebes of Hercules's mother, Alcmene.

Athenian leader.

-, ,

,

-t]%,

Locri Ozohe.

and -los, , ^llccslLs, daughter and wife of Admetus.

-Tis,

of Pelias,

",

89

-as, r?. Ant icy ra, a town at the entrance of the Spercheus into the Malian Gulf. The earlier form of the name \&' -^, , an inhabitant of A.nti• li/)•", an, Anticyrcean. -ouTos, 6, Antileon, of Thurii in S.

Italy.

*£\5,

tor.

-,

6,

AntiWchus, son of Nes-

— */9

8io -,

'AvTivoos,

b,

Antinoiis, a suitor of Penel-

ope.

'AvTiiraTpos,

-on, 6,

Antipater, a Thasiau, son

of Orges.

*€'$,

-ovs, 6, Antisthenes, a friend and pupil of Socrates, founder of the cynic school of philosophy. -ov, b, Antlphus ; (1) a son of ^
"5,

', ',

, ;

-CJvTos, b,

and

an Athenian.

Antron, a city of E. Thessaly, at the entrance of

-cDjos,

-,

Phthiotis in S. the Malian Gulf. "AvvTos, -ov, b, Anytus, an Athenian, one of the accusers of Socrates. 'A|ios, -ov, b (also accented "A|ios), the Axius, the principal river of Macedonia, flowing into the Therniaic Gulf. -01', , A'xylus, a Thracian prince.

naval commander, son of Darius, and halfbrother of Xerxes. 'Apiaios, -, b, Aricetts, a Persian general in the service of the youngei• Cyrus. -ov, b, Ariaramnes, a Persian.

5, , , -,

,

Arima,

a

mountain

district

Asia Minoi•, locality uncertain, under Avhich it was fabled that the giant Typhon lay. -77S, , Arisbe, a city of Troas, not far from Abydus. iu

-, -5, '

from Arisbe.

-ov, b, Aristarchus ; (1) a Lacedaemonian, governor of Byzantium (2) an Athenian commander. 'Apiorreas, -ov, b, Aristeas, a Chian. -ov, b, Arisfldrs, son of Lysimachus, a distinguished Athenian magistrate and ;

*•€5,

, , -, ',

leader.

, AjJihsus, a city in N. W. Mysia, at the entrance of the i^ropontis. The

-01', , Aristippus ; (1) a Thesa native of Gyrene, disciple of Socrates, and founder of the Cyrenaic school of philosophy. -ovos, b, ArislngVnv, an Athenian, who, in conjun(;tion with Haniiodius,

same

murdered

"5,

, ,

jSee ci^vXos, p. 75.) 'AiraLoros, -ov,

as Piesus,

?.

'AiriSavos, -, b, the Apidanus, a river of Ionic form 'H-iriSavos. Thessaly.

name among

-01),

;

the Greeks

ApoUoddrus, a frei^uent ;

specially, a friend of

'Apio-TiTTiros,

salian

;

(2)

Hi])i>archus.

-5,

-ov, b, -ov,

Arislodemus, a S])artan.

b,

Aristxwiachus,

a king

of S[)arta.

,

-tjs,

Arisfonice,

priestess at

Socrates.

Delphi.

-as, , Apollonia, the name of several cities, specially of a city of Mysia, .lear the Lydian border.

-ovs, b, Aristotle, one of the Thirty at Athens, not to be confounded with the philosopher of Stagira. b, Ariston ; (1) an Athenian in the service of the younger Cyrus (2) a king

*'•8.

,

',

Apollonides, a Lydian. i'lie name is exArabia, tended (Xen. Anah., I. 5. 1) to the southern part of Mesopotamia. -as, , AraiUiyrea, an ancient city in Peloponnesus, near whose site Phlius stood. 'Apa^-'S, -01', , the Araxes, a rivor of jMcsopotamia flowing into the Euphrates. -, b, Arhaces, satrap of Media. -, -ov, of or helovrpvrf to /Irgos, Argive. -, oi, a frequent Homeric de-

, ", , , ,

-ov, b,

,

-as,

*65, *•€,

"-,

signation of ra, a

fhfi

Greeks. Argissa. lat^r

-tjs,

,

town of Thessaly on tne Peneus near La-

Argos. 'Apeo-las, -, b, Aresias, one of the Thirty at Athens. -ovos, b, Aretdon, a Trojan warrioi•. Ionic for"Ap€ios, see p. 100. -s, -, Areve, a city in S. Elis. -oiOs, , Arexion, an Arcach'nn to

'8,

sootlisayer.

-, ,

;

of Sparta. '

Ariabignes,

a Persian

A ristoiiyni 2is, an Arcadian. Arcadia, the central district

-ov, b,

,

-as,

,

of Peloponnestis.

'08,

-,

-ados,

-bv, b,

Arcadian.

an Arcadian,

oi

'$)

the Arcadians.

'ApK€cri\aos, -01', Bceotians at Troy.

", "?, , -aros,

named Argu-

rissa.

,

', $, 5, ',

-ov,

€,

,

Arcesi/dus, a leader of the

Har^iia, a town in K. Breotia. b, Narniatides, a Thes]»ia,n,

father of Dithyrambus.

,

-as,

i],

Armrnio, a highland region

of Asia, S. E. of the Euxine.

'€05,

the

-. Armenians. -vs,

-ov,

,

gonia, near Sinope.

Armenian,

ol

',

',

}Iarme7ie, a town of PaphlaArAlso called

'?,

meve.

Harnn^dins, an Athenian, -01'. , the accomplice of Aristogiton in the assassina (See p. 103.) tion of Hipparchus.

pcs,

^^ —

$, ",

-, ,

llarmonidcs,

;

, , , , , '$,

from Arisbe, ally of the

Asiiis,

Trojans.

-r)s, , Artie, an ancient of iuu!ertain site.

"-,

"$, -;, ,

Tiujuii

artiticer.

tia,

8

-ov,

in Bcco-

-, ,

?, '€(5,

,

-as,

W.

Armenia.

'<5,

Ascaldplcus, king of the

-ov, b,

Minyje.

Harpasus, a river of

the

b,

town

,

-;,

Arsamcs, grandfather of

Ascania, a district in the

Bithynia.

j)art of

Ascatiius, of Ascania, an

, , , , , 5, ', , , 5, ', , , ?, , , , , , -, , 5, , ', , , ,

King Darius. Darin.s,

ally of tlie Trojans.

-ov,

and uncle

officer of

Artabdnus,

6,

brotlier

of

€08,

to Xerxes.

-ovs,

Artagerses,

b,

a cavalry

,

,

-ovos,

Artacixmas,

Persian

a

city iu

satrap.

Aspledon, an ancient

N. W. Bceotia. -as,

Artancs, a brother of Darius. -ov, b, the name of three Pei'sian kings, specially of Artaxerxes, surnamed Mnemon, the brother of the younger Cyrus. -01', , Artaozus, a friend of Cyrus. -;, , Arta-a, or pdfrs, a friend of Cyrus. -ovs, b, Artcqihcrncs ; (1) brother of Darius (2) son of the foregoing, and associate commander of the first Persian expedition against -ov, b,

,

Assyria, a

name somewhat

but strictly belonging to the district bounded W. by the Tigris and N. and E. by the mountains of Armenia and Media. -, -ov, Assyrian ; ol vaguely

a])plied,

the Assyi-ians.

-ov, TO, Asteriuin, a town of uncertain site in the central |)art of Thessaly. -ov, b,

-aKros,

;

(See

Astydlus, a Trojan. of Hectoi,

, Astydnax, son

110.)

p.

Greece.

, Astynous, a Trojan. the same as the following. -s, , Astyoche ; (1) daughter of (See (2) daughter of Phylas. -01',

,

Artemisia, sovereign of a few Carian cities, and ally of Xerxes. -ov, Artemisiiim, the name -as,

,

of the ncivthern coast

and N. E. promontory of

Euboea.

-, , Arthnas, Persian satrap of

*5,

Lydia.

-;, or'ApTOv^as,

-a, b,

ArtUchas,

Actor

*€5,

*€€5,

-, ,

-ov, b, the Asdpus ; (1) a river flowing E. through the S. part of Boeotia (2) a river flowing into the Malian Gulf near the Pass of ;

Therm opy Lie.

-ov, b,

Ionic form Archiddmus, king of Sparta.

,

Asia, at

first

-ov,

b,

name

of a disand the

Lydia, between Mt. Tmolus river Cayster, then applied more widely to the E. coast of the /Egean, and extending N. E. aloug the Propontis and the Euxine. -ov, b, Asiddtes, a Persian. -, -ov, of Aslne, Asincean. ^s, , Aslne; (1) a city on the S. coast of iMessenia (2) a city on the S. coast of Argolis. trict in

'-5, '-§,

', ",

;

-a,

Asian meadoio,

-ov,

-,

Asian

:

65, €,

" €,

the

', which '5,

so called either from see, or, according to others, from nieadoiv of the hero Asias,

as the

Atarneus, a city of ^olis,

,

Atramyttium, a coast on the Caicus. Also written

&c.

or

Menelaus. 'Arpeiwv, 'Arpevis,

the

b,

city in \V. Mysia,

,

-01',

ArcJiestratus, an Athe-

'?,

-^,

opposite Mitylene in Lesbos.

Archelochus, a Trojan.

nian connnander.

-as,

os,

'Axapveus,

-, , Arystas, an Arcadian. -, , Archagoras, an Argive. -;, Ionic form -, , Arckeldns, a king of Sparta, son of Agesilaus. 'ApxeoTpaTos,

;

p. ^110.)

a Persian satrap.

',

an Aspendian, from Aspen-

dus, a city of Pamphylia.

King Artaxerxes. -,

son of yEsculapius.

-ov, b,

-ov, b,

-%,

b,

Atridce,

-ov,

;

ol

'€,

Agamemnon and

the same as the ])receding.

, Atreus, son

-e'ws,

, , , ,

son of Atreus

the

b,

of Pelops.

son of Atyntnius,

1.

e.

Mydoii.

-,

at, Aiujem; (1) a Loci'ian city, near the S. coast of the Malian Gulf (2) a city in S. Laconia. -, , son of Awjeas, king of Elis, i. e. Agasthenes. -t'Sos, T), Aulis, the city and harbor of Boeotia whence the Greek armament sailed for Troy.

AvTovoos,

;

-01',

,

Autonoics, a Delphian hero. Autophonus, a Theban. Aphefa:, a port of Magnesia

-ov, b,

-,

,

in S. E. Thessaly, not far irom

Artemisium.

8< —, ;

8l2

.

88, -,

?,

,

resident of the Attic

deme Aphidna.

*€(5

-$, ,

-ibos,

daughter of Briseus,

-,

Acherasian Acherasian pen-

<€,

, ,

fern, adj.,

^he

insula, near Heraclea in Bitli}

iiia,

witli a

cavern

through which Hercules was said to have descended to the lower world.

-Qu, ai, Bryseoi,

^,

Lacouia, a

W.

little S.

,

an ancient town

of Sparta.

,

-$,

, Babylon, on the Euphrathe chief city of the Persian empire. -as, tj. Babylonia, the district of which Babylon was the capital extending, in the widest sense, from Mesopotamia to the Per;

sian Gulf.

',

BUKis,

-tSos, b,

p.

-,

-,

,

Bacts, a soothsayer of Boeotia.

125.)

-

Bactrian ; ol

, ,

the

;

promontory Sunium.

€€5,

Be'Xco-Ds, -vos, 6, Belesys,

-,

6,

a satrap of Syria. Belleruphon, son of

<< -, -,

Glaucus.

,

, ,

ol,

the Bithynians,

whose coun-

try bordered the Propontis and Euxine, on the Asiatic side.

,

Bisanthe, a coast city of Thrace, on the Propontis. , Bion, an officer of the Si)artan general Thibron. -ypios, -ov, 6, the Boagrius, a rapid stream in Locris, flowing into the Malian Gulf. (See p. 131.) -$, , Ba3be, a town of Magnesia in E. Thcssaly on the E. side of the Bcebeau Lake. -ioos, -, fem. adj., Boebea.n Boi; the Bcebean Lake. BoitTKOs, -ov, 6, Boiscus, a Thessalian. same as see p. 132. /os, , Bucolion, son of Laomedon. (See /3;«:^, p. 133.) -?7s,

-$,

, ,

-/$,

5,

, ,

,

-

--,

Elis,

,

,

-ov, BuprasiuTn, a city in N. the ancient capital of the Epei. and -ov, b, Brasldas, a Spartan

general.

-

5, ', ۥ08, -, and

and

b

jjort at

,

Geroestus, a

the S.

W.

piomon-

extremity of

Euboea.

€05,

Gerenian, applied to Nestor,

-ov, b,

Messenian city, where he was said to have been reared. -y/S, 7], poetic form TaXo., Earth, personified as is said, from Gerenia, a

, , , ,

as a goddess.

(See

77;, p.

141.)

Glaucus ; (1) father of Bellerophon (2) giandson of Bellerophon, and leader of the Lycians before Tro}^ (See 7'-ov, b,

;

Kos, p.

142.)

-$,

b,

Glaucon,

an Athenian,

grandfather to Plato.

or , Bcssa, a Locrian city, of uncertain site, near Augepe. See Avyeiai. Bias, -avTos, 6, Bias, a warrior from Pylus. -uiu,

^.

see

rdvos, -01^, , Ganiis, a small fortihed place in Thrace, on the coast of the Propontis. 1 -ov, b, GaulUes, a Samian. -uvos, b, Gelon, tyrant of Syracuse. tory, town,

Bactrians, inhabitants of Eactria or Bactriana, now S. E. Turkestan and N. E. Afghanistan. Bao-ias, -, , Basias ; (1) an Arcadian (2) a soothsayer of Elis. -as, , Batiea, a hill near Troy. -, , a BeJbinite, an inhabitant of Belbina, a small island S. W. of tlie Attic

of

Boms, a Mieonian.

-ov, b.

tes,

(See

e.

-01», Byzantium, a city of Thrace, on the Bos})orus, the modern Constantinople. -, -ov, of Byzantiuvi ; oi

Tioi, the Byzantiaits.

, , ,

i.

Hippodamia.

ceitain Brebe.

site

•§,

-, in

, -,

-avTos,

,

fai•

Glaphyroi, a town of unE. Thessaly, not far from

ai,

S.

,

Glisas, a city of Boeotia, not

E. from Thebes.

-,

b,

Glus, an Egyptian, wh.ose father,

Tamus, was admiral of Cyrus the younger. -;, , Gncsippius, an Athenian. -;, , Gongylus, an Eretrian. -rjs, -, Gonoessa, a })romontory on tlie Corinthian Gulf, near Pallcne, in ISJ. E. Achaia. -, -ov, belonging to tlie Gorgon.

€--,

, -, ,

€08,

(See•

-,

p. 144.)

, Gorgias, a so])liist and orator of Leoutiiii in Sicily. -vos, b, Go7'gion, son of Hellas. -ov, b, Gorgus, king of Salamis in -;,

, , €,

-vvos, , Gortyn, a principal city of Gortyn a. Also written -e'ws, , Guneus, leader of tlie ^Enianes in the Trojan war. -as, , Gtcea, a Boeotian town- site

Crete.

,

uncertain.

,

, $,

, , , , , , ,

FuyatT^

,

Gygccan Lake,

the

—

near

Sardis in Lyclia, and the nyviph of Uic lake. Fvjivias, -ov, 6, Gymnias, a city in N. Ar-

menia.

,

-77s,

Gyrtonc, a town iu Also written

tlie

-,

cen-

, ,

Gobryas, a Persian general.

6,

, ?, -$,

Doric form of

-, ,

the

6,

.

tribe,

river of

6,

Dares, a Troj.m, priest of

b,

Hephaistus.

, ,

Datis, a Mede, associate comof the first Persian expedition against -tSos, b,

, , ,

-, ,

DauHans, inhabitants

the

of

Duulis in Phocis.

-$, ,

Daulis, a toAvn of Phocis, E.

of Mt. Parnassus.

-, ,

-ov, b,

p.

DaphnrfCfnrt/s, a

Fear, personified.

Mysian.

(S(ie

Set/x.'iS,

15-2.)

',

-ovs,

b,

Dinomenrfi,

father

of

Gcloii.

,

Decelea, an Attic denie, occui)ie(l as a stronghold by the S])artans. TO, the Delta, a region of Thrace, neai• -as,

, ,

7],

',

Byzantium.

-ov, b,

', , -, ,

-01',

,

Dexippas, a Laconian.

also written

-

and

Dercylidas, a S[tartan general. -ov, b, Dcrnr.s, a Persian satrap. , Ik'ieoon, a Trojan. -ov, b, T)ri//y/ii,s, a Greek, conu'adc

, , , -,

in the

N.

W.

b,

Diores, a chief of the Epei

-, ,

the Dolopes, a Thessalian dwelling about Mt. Pindus in S. E. E])irus. -ovos, b, Dolojnon, a Trojan, })riest

of the river-god Scamander.

a Dardnvian, from Darof Troas on the Hellespont.

?, --,

Dium, a town

TO,

-$,

king of

Syria, flowing into the Euphrates. -ews,

(2)

angle of Euboea. bcfoie Troy.

Daradax, a

;

-,

which

city of rappadocia,

as Tyana,

-aKos,

?,

OariKfsi/hf/iiius,

Dana, a

7],

known

danus, a city

, , , , , -,

Diodes ; (1) king of Phere one of the Thirty at x\thens. -eos, b, Diomedcs, next to Achilles the bravest of the Greeks before Troy. -€ovs, b,

($,

Greece.

Diadromes, a Thespian.

173.)

\).

Messcma

in

Calynda.

mander

leader of the

-, , Dithyramhus, a Thespian distinguished himself at ThermopjdiE. (See -01', , Dicoius, an Athenian.

dLKaios,

see.

,

-ov, b,

a

Dieneces, a Spartan of dis(See di^cKris, p. 172.) tinguishi'il courage.

who

Gyrton.

generally

-, b, Demophll'us, Thes[)ians at Thermopylie. -ovs, b,

of Thessaly.

tral part

8i3

-/,

,

-ov, b, Doriscics, a plain at tlie of the Hebrus on the coast of Thrace, AopiaKos. containing a city of the same name, b, Doryssus, son of Leolxltes.

mouth

"•, -,

, , ,

-Of, TO, DuUehiuni, an uncertain but i)robably the largest of the Echinades Islands off the S. W. coast of Acarnania, or a city on the Acarnanian coast in that vicinity. to Dulichiuni. -, , Dracontides, one of the Thiity at Athens. -ov, b, Dracontius, a Spartan. -ov, b, Dresiis, a Trojan. -, oi, the Drilm, a warlike people in Pontus, near Trapezus. -avros, b, Drjias ; (1) one of the Thessalian Lapith.e; (2) a Thracian prince, father of Eycurgus. -ibos, , Dryopis, the country of the Ib-yopes, which was, originally, Mt. (Eta and the adjacent A^alleys. -01', , the Dyras, floMing into the Malian Gulf a little W. of Therm opy hie. -s, b, Dorieus, son of Anaxandii-

locality,

-,

, , , ,

des,

king of Sparta.

of .Stiientdus.

Ionic

-, ,

Dcnvi-

an exiled king of Sparta, who accompanied Xerxes marching against Greece. b, Jiemocoon, son of Priam. Itus,

-$,

-ovs, b,

Democrates, of

Temenium

in Argolis.

Demosthevrs, an Athenian general prominent in the Peloponnesian -ovs,

war.

b,

", of

Hebrus, the principal river (lowing into the ^Egean Sea. -ov, to, Ilesium, a town of luicer-

-ov, b, the

'-, Thi-ai!!',

,

',

taiii site

in P>(e()tia.

',

which see. poetic form for Tj, Hecuba, wife of Priam.

-7?s,

,

.05, -, of Sinope.

, Uecatonynius,

a citizen

,

-,

«-

'5, ", --,

Elatus, a confederate of the

-ov, b,

',

, , ,

-, , Helen, daughter of Zeus and Leda, and wife of Menelaus. "EXevos, -01', 0, Helmus, son of Priam, both a warrior and a prophet. -opo
,

site, in

-ovos, 6,

Helicdon, a Trojan noble,

',

son of Antenor.

-7/s, 7}, Helvce, on the Corinthian Gulf, most ancient of the cities of Achaia, swallowed up by an earthquake, B. c. 373. -),-, Hdlespontiac, equiv-

-,

-ov,

Hclos

;

(1) a

?,

€, -,

, , ?,

—

,

Enispe, an Arcadian town,

"Evvo|Aos, -ov, 6, Enrumius, an ally of the (See ewopm, p. 227.) Trojans, fi'om Mysia. -01', , Exadius, one of the Thessalian Lapitha^.

-',

,

-, -',

,

-,

tants of Elis, and extending thence tance northward.

Doric form for

the

some

dis-

wliich

Epigenes, son of Antiphou, and fiicnd of Socrates.

?,

,

-, -ov, Epidaurinn : ol Epidaurians. -ov, 6 and , Epidaurus, an important town in Argolis, on the coast of the Saflu'

ronic Gulf.

com-

Epitadas,

6,

Erasistratns, one of

Eratosthenes, one of

tlie

-as, , Erctria, on the W. coast of Euboea, and next in rank to Chalcis among the cities of that island. 'Eperpievs, -€s, 6, an Eretrian ; ol 'EpeTpiiis, or Ionic 'EpcTpiets, the Eretria7is. -vos, b, EreutJialio7i, an Arca-

€, ,

, €5, , ,

-es,

Erechtheus, an ancient king

b,

i),

-T^s,

Hermione, a town and port

at the S. extremity of Argolis.

Hermogenes, an Athenian,

-ovs, b,

friend of Socrates.

-,

on the

Erijthini, a place

oi,

coast of Paphlagonia. at, Eryfhrcc, an ancient city in S. Btt'otia, at the foot of Mt. Cithaeron.

'-€, -,

W.

(he Hespieritce, a tribe in

ol,

Armenia.

€€8,

€€5,

-, poetic form of of ox belonging to Eteocles, a king of Thebes. 'EreovLKOS, -01', , Eteonlcus, a Spartan. -ov, b, Eteonus, a town of S. Boeotia, later called Scarphe. Eucemon, a Thessalian -ovos, b, -ov,

€05,

chief.

-ov, b,

son of Eucemon,

i.

e.

Eu-

rypvlus.

€s,

"

see.

pioi,

-,

-ovs, 6,

, 5, ?, , -, ,

Eparninondas,

greatest general of Thebes. ot, the Epei, the ancient inhabi'Eircioi,

-ovs,

,

the Thirty at Athens.

unknown.

, ,

-ov,

-,

'Evif)V€S, see AlvLoives.

?,

and

duct after the victory.

town of Laconia,

gonia.

-7JS,

, •5,

-

of the Lacedaemonians at Sphacteria. Epyaxa, wife of Syennesis, -t^s, , the king of Cilicia. -ov, 6, Erasinides, one of the Athenian commanders in the naval battle off the Arginus», unjustly put to death for his con-

of Athens.

on the S. coast, whose name survives in the (2) a town word Helot. (See p. 197.) or district of Elis, on the Alpheus. o'l, the Eneti, a people of Paphla-

site

8,

on or of the Hellespont,

Hellespontic. -ovs, TO,

;

;

dian.

alent to the following.

"5,

-,

Thirty at Athens.

E. Bfeotia.

8'5,

Epizelus, an Athenian. Episthmes ; (1) of Am• plupolis, commander of the light-armed Greek troops in Cyrus's expedition ; (2) an Olynthian, serving in the same expedition. -01', , Epistrophus ; (1) a leader of the Phocians before Troy (2) an ally of the Trojans from Alybe (3) son of Euenus, king of (See eiriarpoipos, p. 261.) Lyrnessus. 6,

mander

of the Thracian Chersonesus.

"'EXaros, Trojans.

'75, -',-, , -ovs,

Ecbatana, the cliief city of Media, Avhere the Persian kings le.siih'd ing a part of the year. -;, , son of Hector, i. e. Astyanax. , Hector, ehh\st son of Priam, and ©hief hero of the Trojans. 'EXaiovs, -ovvTos, 6, Elmus^ the sonthernmost

town

^

// —

8i4

€€5,

Ionic p. 279.)

5,

-77,

b,

a Euhoean

-bv,

;

^,

ot Fipoieis, or

Euhoeans.

the

(See

?,

of Euhcea, Euhcean.

more correctly

-ov,

b,

Eu-

dius, or Endius, a Spartan ephor.

tus.

-ov, b,

son of Euenor,

i.

e.

Liocri-

—

,

-,

6, Eicenus ; (1) the name of two poets of Paros, one of whom is said to have instructed Socrates in poetry ; (2) a king of Lyrnessus. -ov, 6, Euclidcs ; (1) a soothsayer of Phlius; (2) an officer of the Spartan general Thibron (3) one of the Thirty at Athens (4) of Megara, a pupil of Socrates, and founder of the Megarian school of philosophy. -ovs, 6, Euvuithes, one of the Thirty at Athens. (See p. 284.) -ovs, 6, Euiiieiies, a brave Athenian

€5, ;

;

5,

, ,

€$,

€5,

at Salamis.

(See

|$, -, ,

at Troy.

(See

Eiivielus, a Thessalian leader

poet, for

•5, -,

b,

Eusorus,

a Thracian.

{}-$,

,

Eutresis, a Boeotian town,

,

Enplieuius, an ally of the 290.) \).

-%,

, Euplwrion, an Athenian,

,,

near

-tos,

TlH's[»i;e.

|5, -, (See

Trojan.s.

5,

father of rising in

yniegirus

(

-, ,

and the poet iEschylus. ihc Euphrates, in

W.

Asia,

Armenia, and flowing into the Persian

Gulf.

€8, -,

Ejjhesian

-ov,

;

ol

6(,

Uie

"€5, -, , Ephesus, on the coast of Ionia,

8, -

at the

p. 284.)

some

place in Elis. -os, 6, ExpUhcs, an Ithacan noble. (See evweidris, p. 286.) EvpvaXos, -01', 0, Eurijahis, lieutenant commander (»f the Myceneans before Troy. , Ewnjbatcs ; (1) a herald of Agamemnon (2) a herald of Ulysses. , Eurybiades, the Spartan admiral of the Greek fleet at Artemisium and

'€9,

-,

;

-,

mouth

of the Cayster.

,

Doric form

'5,

Ephi-

a giant, the .son of Pos(;idon (2) a Trachinian, who lietrayed the Greeks at Ther-

,

cdtcs

:

(])

;

,

mopyhe. (2) a

town

-as,

Ephyra ;

tj,

(1)

a town of Elis; (Sec

of Thesprotia in Epirus.

,

p. 295.)

'€5,

-ocs,

,

EcJiecralcs,

Phlius, a

of

friend of Socrates.

^(..,

poet.

-ovos, b, Eclicuuni

or

Echemvion, son of Priam.

€••5,

-ov, b,

€'-5,

Echcpolus, a Trojan. Echcstratus, a king of

-, ,

Sparta.

Salamis.

, 8,

85

Ephesians.

p. 284.)

EvoScvs, -ews, 0, an uncertain designation, in Xen. Anal)., VII. 4. 18, of Hieronymus, elsewhere called an Elean. Probably, says Hertlein, a corrupted form denoting an inhabitant of

5, $) $, 8,

',

, Eurydamas,

-airos,

a Trojan

prince.

-,

Eurydemus, father of the

6,

traitor Kphialtes.

,?,

,

-as,

Euryclla, Uly.sses's nurs•;. Eury elides, a Spartan. , Eurycrdtcs, a king of

-, ,

5, \8,

-ous,

Sparta.

-,

6,

Eurycratldes, a kin-^ of

Sparta.

8, [€, 5,

-,

6,

an

EurylOchits,

Arca-

dian.

-, , Eurymachus ;

{V\ a suitor of Penelope (2) a Dardanian (3) a Theban, lather ()f Lcontiades (4) the grandson of the ;

;

;

precedinii.

of

-oiros,

Agamemnon.

, EurymMon,

{St'e

-;,

€vpu,

-p.

, Eurynomus,

charioteer 288.) a suitor of

8,

,

-;,

Zacynthus,

now

Zante, an

island containing a city of the .same name, in the Ionian Sea, of Elis. Zairaras, -a, , the Zapatas, a river floving from Armenia into the Tigris. Commonly written the Zabatus. -as, Zelea, a town of Troas, at the foot of Mt. Ida.

.

, , €'€,

-,

,

-,

b,

Zelarchus, a market over-

seer.

-Tjpos, , Zoster : Mt. Hymettus, which bounds the Athenian plain on the south, teiininates in the promontory of Zoster, and this

terminates in three capes.

Penelo{)e.

-,

EipvirvXus, salian chief

;

(2)

b,

Eurypylus

a king of Cos.

:

(1)

(See

a Tlies-

'''???,

p. 288.)

-'?,

•%, 6, Eurysthenes, a king of Sparta, twin-son of Aristodemus, and progenitor of one of the two royal families. EilpvTvs, b, Eurytus ; (1) a chief of the Epei ; (2) a brave Spartan at Thermopylae.

-,

-5,

(8

the

army

5,

,

-ov, b,

Heqesander, an

which

and see.

-

officer in

of the 10,000 Greeks.

Ionic for

.

—

, ,, -, , , , $ , ,

8i6

?,

'Hyt9

^,

Erthteu,

which

Ionic

,

-as,

the second

])oetic

wit'e

€5,

see.

form of

and

of Ala^us,

step-

mother of the giants Otus and Ephialtes. -3, b, Eetion, king of Tliebe Mysia.

in

,

E'ion, literally,

Macedonia, the port of Amjjhipolis, at the mouth of the Strymon. (See p. 303.) -a, -ov,

, 05, ', €$, ^, ,€5,

of Ells, Elcan ; ol

in

tlie

,

Theognis, one of the

Theocydcs, an Athenian. b, Theoniestor, tyrant p. 314.)

^^,

(See

7$,

-opos,

of

Theopompms, an Athenian

b,

army

of the 10,000 Greeks. (See Qeb215.) KoXiros, b, the ThcrmKan Gulf,

1».

,

-,

arm

the northwestern

e(:i,

nia, at

the Elcans.

5, -5,

Saniub.

the Beach, in

S. E.

'HXeios,

-tSos,

-ov, 6,

©eOTTOfJLiTos, -ov,

,

'Hioves, -/, E'loncs, literally, the Banks, a town in S. E. Argolis. (See p. 303.) -ovos,

and

-ios

Thirty at Athens.

of the

^gean

Sea.

,

Therme, a city in S. Macedothe head of the Thermsean Gulf; in later -r?s,

times called Thessalonica.

Elis, a district in

7],

W.

Pelopon-

,

-ovtos,

b,

the

Therniodon, a river

,

nesus.

of Ca})])adocia, flowing into the Euxine.

-$, , Elone, an old town of N. E. Thessaly, at the foot of Mt. Olympus. Ionic for 'AiriSavos, Avhi(di see. -as, , Heraclea, a city of Bithynia, on the coast of the Euxine. -, , mn or descendant of Hercules, as Thessalus and Tlepolenuis also as a proper name, Heraclidcs, of Maronea in Thrace. -;, , « Heraclean ;

-;, , ThersUes, the most ngly and seuiiilous of the Greeks befoie Troy. also -as, \, -as, 17, but usually 0e
;

the Ueraclca/iis.

-,

rj,

fern, adj.,

6,

—

-,

- ;,

under-

stood, the Heraclean lytcrritory)

'HcTLoSos, -ov,

.•5,

©eaTritvs, -cs, or Ionic 0€
, a Thespiav //""

-,

and

oi,

tJie

on

tlie

fine horses.

adj., see p. 317. As Thessal'us, a son of Hercules.

£(8,

,

-01',

0€, 0€08,

which

-8,

,

Thalpius,

6,

a chief of the

-, ,

son of Thahjsius,

i.

e.

-t5os

and

-ios,

, Thamyris, an

, ,

Menon. -, -ou, Thasian, of Thasus, an island the N. .-Egcan, off the Thracian coast.

Th('ss;di;ni

<05, in

Tluiumacia, a town of Magnesia in N. E. Thessaly. -, oi, the Thapsacenes, inhabitants of Thapsacus. -, , Thapsacus, a city on the Euphrates, where was the most important of its northern fords. -ous, , Thedno, sister of Queen Hecuba, and wife of Antenor. -eovs, 6, Themistoclcs, the great statesman and leader of the Athenians. -ovs, 6, Theogenes ; (1 one of the Thirty at Athens (2) a Locrian captain. (See

, , , ,

;

deoyevvrjs, p. 314.)

Cal-

0€-•, &c.

,.

0€8,

KOdopvos,

which

see, p. 383.

Thechcs, a mountain in Pontus, to 08, of, Trapezus, from which the 10,000

the S. E. reeks descried the sea. -ov, 6, Thibrachus, an

(i

05,

0, -$,

Athenian

polemarch.

0-,

,

-as,

e.

-ous, , Thcramenes, one of the Thirty at Athens, a noted general and politician, wbo from his frequent changes in politics was

an-

cient bard of Thrace. ©apviras, -ov, 6, TJiaiypas, a favorite of the

Attic for

i.

see.

nicknamed

Echeixllus.

a proper

son of Thestor,

chas.

0a\irios, -, Tioy.

ol 0€o-7rieis,

Thesjnans.

0€-08, name,

E])ei, at

;

—

Thesjn'otians, an ancoast of E])irus. 0£O'
cient race dAvelling

Hcsiod, a celebrated Greciaii

poet.

,

-77S,

,

b,

Thihron, a Spartan general.

Thisbe,a. city of Bceotia, at tlie

base of Helicon. It abounds now, as in Homer's time, with wild pigeons. 0oas, -ai'Tos, , Thoas, a leader of the vEtoli-

,

ans, at Troy.

-,

-ov,

of Thurii, in S. Italy, Thu-

rian.

-$, 0, 0()-,

b,

-, ,

0,

Thoon, a Trojan. Thoosa, a nymph, mother of

Polyphennis. in

-ov, TO, the Thracian square, a spot (See Byzantium near the Thracian gate.

?,

dpaKLOs, p. 320.)

-ov, b,

Thrasybulus, an Atlie-

—

, (§,

-,

-,

expelled from Athens

nian, son of Lycus,

the Thirty Tyrants.

-,

Ionic form for an Aihciiian. -, 6, Thrasyllns, one of the viclorioiis Athenian generals at Argiiiusie, afterwanls slianiefully put to death. -, , ThrasymeUdas, a Spar-

-01',

,

'/'//rasi/ldits,

tan naval eommamler. 0pta
, ,

;

the Locrians, on the Boagrins, near the Malian Gulf.

, ,,

TJiryum, a city of

-ov, TO,

on the

Elis,

Alpheus.

'-,

-,

brother of Atrens.

-,

son of

Pelops,

b,

Thycstes,

,

Thyinhriiun, a city in E.

,

b,

,

, , -ttKos,

, Thorax,

(See

a Spartan

com-

p. 324.)

€5, -,

b, lalTnetius,

son of Ares, a

()

chief of the Minj^ai.

,

'lacrovios, -a, -ov, belonging to Jason the Jasonian promontory, on

;

the coast of Pontus, where Jason with the Argonauts is said to have landed. poetic form of 'IwXkc's, -, , lolcns, where Jason dwelt, the rendezvous of the Argonauts, a town of Magnesia, in E. Thes-

$, 5,

saiy.

, Idceus ; (1) a Trojan herald son of Dares. "lhT\Qiv, from Ida. (See"I5a, p. 326.) b, Idomeneiis; son of Deuca'I8op.ev€Us, lion, anil grandson of Minos, leader of the Cretans before Troy. , Hiero, one of the Thirty at Athens. -, , Hieroiiymus, of Elis, a cap-01',

;

a Trojan,

, €9,

-,

-$,

tain.

Ionic form for 'IaXv
,

-os,

-,

,

,

-01',

-ova's,

Icarius, father of Penelope. Hicdaon, a Trojan, son of

b,

Laoinedon.

'Ikovlov, -ov, to, Iconiuw; in Xenophon's time, the easternmost city of Phrygia, but, sub.seiiuentiy, the chief city of Lycaonia. -aoos, i], fem. adj., Trojan; applied (See as an epithet to tlie goddess Athene.

,

as, p.

-

330.)

'I\i
,

5, ", ,

-a, -ov,

of Imbrus

;

ol

",

-,

the

Imbrians.

^gean, W. "Iirvoi,

island in the 7], Imbrus, an of the Thracian Chersonesus.

-, -,

oi,

N.

the Indians.

Ipni,

oi,

literally,

the Ovens,

a

rugged place on the E. coast of Thessaly, at the foot of Mt. Pelium. 'IiriraYpiTas, -a

(See

, '? ,

and

iirvbs, p.

331.)

Rippagrelas, a Spartan commander at Sphacteria. -^, , Hippias, as, -ov, Ionic tyrant of Athens, who, being exiled, joined the Persians in their first expedition against Gn-ece. -as, , Hippodaviia, daughter of Adrastus.

-

I

(2^

,, -, ,

Thessaly. 'iKapios,

-,

the TJiyni, a warlike people in

the S. E. of Thrace, part of whom, at a very early period, crossed into Asia, and occnpied parts of Bithynia.

mander,

son of iEson, leader of the Argonautic expedition to obtain the Golden Fleece. Ithomc, a lortress in S. W.

",§,

Thymcetes, a Trojan, one of

the city fathers.

-',

87

Pirous.

Phrygia.

-,

'

-ov,

b,

•75,

, Hippoddmns warM-

as we .sa}^ ^^ square"; the marketplace, or great square, of Piraeus, so named from Hip[)o(lamus of Miletus, who was employed to hiy out tlie new town of Piraius. (See ]). 332.) -ov, , Hippothous, of Larissa in Troas. -ovs, b, Hippocrates, an Athenian, fatlier of Pisistratns. -;, , HippoJochus ; (1) a son of licllerophon (2) one of the Thirty at Athens. -ov, b. Hippo rnachus, one of the Thiity at Athens (See ]>. 332.) 'Ipis, -LOS and -toos, b, the Iris, a river of Pontus, flowing N. W. into the Euxine, to the E. of the Halys. (For'^Ipts, tJie goddess His, see p. 333.) -ov, b, Isandxr, son of Belleiophon. oi, also written -os, -oO, , Issi or Issus, a town at the S. E. extremity of

plnce,

or,

-

, -,

,,

, ,

$,

;

"-, --, -,

-,

-

Cilicia.

-as,

,

Histiaia,

an ancient and

," ?, \, , —

8i8

( ,,

important town at the N. extremity of Eubcea, after the

Athenian conquest,

Oreus. forms for

and

-es,

Ionic 'I
445, called its derivatives are Ionic B. c.

&c.)

a Histioean

b,

tJie

;

Histioeans. fem. adj.;

'ItrTiaifjTis, -iSos, -,

-§, -, -€5,

-,

Histiceus, a Saniian. -01^, , Ischeiious, of iEgina. -ov, 0, Itahelius, a Persian coni-

maiider.

", ",

, Iton, a city in S. E. 'I'liessaly. -, 6, Iphlclus, of Thessaly, son of

-vos,

Phylacus.

Ipliitus, of Phocis,

son of Nau-

{x^po- understood),

-as,

the

CalcMdon.

-,

b, Canibyses, son and succesCyrus on the Persian throne. Ka|xcipos, -, 6, Camlrus, a city on the W. c^OHst of the island Rhodes. KairaviTJS, -65, -, Capaneus, father of Sthe-

sor of the elder

?, ?,

nelus.

son of Capaneus,

-ov, b,

i.

e.

-,

--,

of or belonging

-op,

to

Capa-

neus.

bolus.

-7?s,

the Battle-Din, persoiiitied.

T),

Ionia, in the W. of Asia Minor, the strip of coast with adjacent islands, inhabited by Ionian Greeks, from Phocaea in the north to Miletus in the south. (See p. 337.)

,

-as,

",

, , ,

-,

the Caicus, a river of Mysia, iEgean Sea nearly opposite Les-

6,

,

-,

Coence, a

town of Mesoi)ota-

mia, on the Tigris.

-, ,

, , , ?, Kaivcvs,

-f ws,

,

smi of Coeneus, Cu'/iietis,

i.

e.

Coronus.

king of the Thessa-

,

-as,

Cappadocia, an inland

W.

of the Euphrates,

-,

-op,

and N.

of Cilicia.

of the Carduchi,

Car-

dachian.

,

-,

the Carduchi, a race of warlike mountaineers on the upper waters of the Tigris. -01', , the Carsus, a river of Cilicia. Kapxio-Tios, -a, -op, of Carystus, Carystian. -Tos, -, , Carystus, a town at the S. extremity of Eubcea. -as, , Casihancea, at the foot of Mt. Pelium, on the Magnesian coast of Thessaly. (Also written Kacros, -01', 7], Casus, one of the Cyclades

-,

-ios,

b,

Calesius,

charioteer

of

Islands.

-as,

Castalia, a fountain on Mt.

ij,

-05, -,

6,

Castolus, a city of Lydia,

b,

the Caystriiis or Caysfer,

site uncertain.

Axyliis.

-ov,

b,

an Atht'nian

Calliades,

arclion.

-, ,

Calliarus, an

.

Locrinn

site uncertain.

-, , Callihius, the Spartan harmost of Athens, in the time of the Thirty Tyrants.

-, , Callimachus ; (1) an Athenian polemarch at Marathon (2) an Arca-

-, ,

;

dian captain.

-,

b,

Callistratus, an Athe-

nian.

--qs,

-,

-.)

Parnassus.

lian Lii|iiiliie.

,

, ,

Calpc, a port in Bithynia,

about half-way between Byzantium and Heraal, the

Calydnce Inlands, off

, €8,

Howing into the sea near

Lydia,

ter-p/ain, a

Phrygian

, Caystrupedium or Cayscity, site uncertain.

-^s, b, Citjyhereus, the S. E. piomontory of Eubcea, where the Greek fleet was wrecked on its retuin from Troy. -01', , son of Ceas, i. e., Trcezenus.

,

'?,

-7?Tos,

,

, €| ,

Socrates. Kcioi, Ceos.

-,

ol,

Cehcs,

a

Theban, friend of

the Cea.vs, inhabiting the island

-, ,

Celcenoi, a city in S. Phrygia.

the affluent of the Tigris, the b,

Centrltcs,

an eastern

boundary betw('cn the

Carduchi and Armenia.

the coast of Caria.

-Qivoi,

-Tpios, -ov,

a river of Ejjhesus.

-;,

clea.

in S. ^tolia.

, ,

^,

district of Asia,

(5,

falling into the bos.

town,

if,

Sthenelus.

"8, -, ,

, ,

the Calyndians. Cahjndian. Galchedon, a city of Bi-

-V, -bv,

-buos,

tcrrilonj of

6,

an inhabitant of Calynda^

b,

ol

;

thynia, opposite Byzantium.

(- -$,

Tis, the Histiceaii territory.

',

€$, -,€5,

in S. E. Caria

,

Calydon, an ancient city

of uncertain site in

, W.

Ceramon-agtira, a town Phrygia.

-,

-,

oi,

the CerasujUians,

in-

-ovvtos,

Mysia.

Ionic Ke'os, -, , Ceas, one ot the The about 13 miles S. E. of Attica. also given on uncertain authority to the

-,

, -5, .-, ,

C'yclades, is

of the ishmd Salamis. -ov, 7], (Jcrinlhus, a small coast in N. E. KulKca.

-,

b,

town

Cephisuduras, an Athe-

-^,

b,

CepJtisuphon,

fatliei'

of

-,

ot, the Cicones; dwelling near the KiKovis, coast of Thrace on Mt. Ismarus. -as, Qilicia, a region in S. E. Asia

,

Minor.

,

Athenians

-,

(jf

;

, ,

on the peninsula

JVIacedonia,

;

(1)

68,

;

was situated.

-,

b,

(jleagoras,

a jtainter, of

,

-01^,

-,

,

Clecenetus, a captain

b,

among

the 10,(100 (i reeks. KXe'avSpos, -ov, b, Oleander, Spartan harmost

Byzantium. Clcdnor, from Orchomeiius 10,000 Greeks. Clearetus, a captain of the

-opos, 0,

in Arcadia, a general of the

KXiapcTos,

',

-ov, b,

10,000 Greeks.

,

Clonias, , leader of the liteo-

Clearchus, a Lacedemonian,

,

--qs,

memnon's

,

wile.

-,

,

•05,

-, ,

, , -,

Cnosus, an ancient royal N. side of the island.

,

-,

Cwramis, a Lycian. , Coeratddes, a Theban.

-ov, b,

-;,

the Ccetce, a tribe,

oi,

unknown, whom the 10,000 Greeks

, -,

€0|, -,

Cleocr'itus,

herald of the

tan,

-,

^

rates.

b,

CleombrUus ;

:

(1) a Spai•-

(2) a pupil

of Soc-

Colossce, a city in S.

ai,

r/, Comania, a locality, Pergamus in Mysia.

-as,

a casth% near

W.

perliaps

,

-rjs, Corsutc, a desolate city of Meso])(ttamia, near the junction of the Mascas with the Kuphrates.

, , , ?, , 9, ?,

-ov,

Corydalus, of Anticyra.

b,

and

-ov,

Paphlagouia.

b,

Corylas,

satraj» of

,

-ov, CurypJiasiuiii, a promthe Messenian coast, on or near which Pyliis, the city of Nestor, once stood.

ontory

ol'

Kopwviia,

8, ',

-as,

Co'^onea,

17,

a

city

in

W.

Bfeotia.

-ov,

Corunus,

b,

son of Caeneus.

p. 389.)

-,

,

-,

Cotyora, a Greek city, on

oi,

the people of Cotyora, the

Cuphacjuras, an Athenian. Cranae, a little island in the Laconian Gull', whither Paris first betook himself when ab.sconding w'ith Helen from Sparta. -tjs,

brother of Leonidas

on

Phrygia.

Cot yoritrs. b,

otherwise pa.ssed

their retreat.

cules.

-,

city

Ccela, literally, the Holloivs, a dangerous part of the coast of Eubcea, on the S. W. side. (See koIXos, p. 383.)

the coast of Pontus.

Eleusinian mysteries.

a Trojan, son of

Clytius,

b,

Laomedon.

commander

of the Greeks in Cyrus's ex])edition. KXeoSaios, -ov, b, Cleoda'tis, grandson of Her-

Cltjnime, an attendant of -, p. 381.) -as, Clytoimnestra, Aga-

(Se(;

(See

-ov, b,

ol'

', .^',

-

Phlius.

K\€a!v€Tos,

Athos. ClcwnyniUH, a brave S[)ar-

-ov, b,

-,

Cmion, the name of two

b,

--, ((, -,

At

-,

ai, Cleonce ; (1) a town of N. E. Pelojionnesus, near (.'orinth, i» whose tenitory the Nemean games were celebrated (2) a town

Koipavos, Cilia, a city of Troas, sacred to

the father of Miltia
war.

of Crete, on the

tica.

-, ,

Clean, an Athenian poliin the Peloponnesian

b,

und commander

Helen.

-%,

Apollo.

tician

tians at Troy.

Cephisodorus, also, perhaps the same, a partisan of the Thirty at Athens. b, Citliceroii, a lange of mountains separating Boeotia from Megaris and At-

, ,

one of the

Cleometlcs;,

b,

tan.

('a|te

nian ca[»tain.

-ov
-',

€'"€8, -,

.southein

Cleomhies, a Spartan king,

Thirty at Athens.

ol, the Cei'wpes, droll aiul thievish (Uvai'fs, wIkj play a part in the legends of Hercules, haunting the pass at ThennopyliB. KcpToviov, -01', TO, Certoniaiii, a town in 8. W.

name

,

-oi;s,

6.]5,

Cerasus, a Greek city on

tj,

the coast of Pontius.

,

8l9

half- brother of Leonidas.

ftabitiug Cerasub.

.€(,

, , , ^ ,

—

KepaaovvTLOL

(See Kpavabs,

p.

-ov, b,

,

391.)

<

, 9, "5, , 5, ,

820

see

,

-eel's,

-$,

,

—

p. 349. Cratesiclcs, a Spartan.

"

Crethon,

,

Cretiues, latliei

of Aniino-

cles the Tliessalian.

Kptos, ^gina.

men

Crius, one of the chief

-ov, 6,

, ,

,army

-,

of

Capwas mus-

Critalla, a jthice in

padocia where the

cian city, on Mt. Parnassus.

of Xei'xes

Kvpeios,

5,

expedition to dethrone whom he perished. -01', , Cytorus, a coast city of

, , ,,

KpiTias, -ov, 0, Crittas, cousin of I'Uito, and one of the Tliirty at Atliens. -, , CrUohulus, an Athenian,

saly.^

,

-wiOS,

CriLo, the intimate friend of

,

-, ,

-os,

the

Crcesus,

hist

king of

KpoKivas,-

-, ,

Cyphus, a city in N. E. Thes-

-ov, -,

-,

,

Copce, a town of Pceotia at the N. extremity of the Lake Copais. the Corycian cave, in Mt. Parnassus, sacred to Pan and the nymphf

(See

Lydia.

$,

,

403.)

p.

Crocinas, a Thessalian, a

Olympic games. -', Crocylm, a

victor in the

of Cyrus, Cyreian.

-a, -ov,

Pa|ililagonia.

Socrates.

,

Kipos, -01', , Cyrus; (1) grandson of Astyages, king of Media, and founder of the Persian empire, surnamed "the Great," or "the Elder"; (2) surnamed "the Younger," son of Darius 11., and biother ol' Artaxerxes II., in an

tered.

pupil of Socrateh.

(See

p. 400.)

Pheie in JMes-

seuia.

-01',

AeuAcaStot

,

district of

Ithaca.

|., €5, -,-, , -77S,

Cromnci,

7},

-ias,

7],

Cteatus, a chief of the Epei. Ctesias,

b,

Mnemon,

cian of Artaxerxes historian.

, ,

(•05,

,

-01',

of Cnidus, physiand a distinguished

Ctesipjnis,

of Athens, a

friend of Socrates.

KvSvos,

o6s,

-01^,

p.

, ,

,

Cydnus, a river of

the

-,

CUlicia.

Uproar, personified.

6,

(See

,

,

"€5,

-01', 7],

Cynus, a port of Locris, on the

Maliari (lulf.

,

CynosUra, a ])romontory on the E. coast of Attica, sheltering the bay of Marathon. The same name is assigned, on dubious giOunds, to the S. E. cape of the island Salamis,

(iulf.

€8, , -, , €5, €|08,

-as,

opposite

Psyttalea.

(See

p. 400.)

•7•<€5,

-,

Laertes, father of Ulj'sses. so7i of Laertes, i. e. Ulysses. -, -ov, Lacedaemonian. (See

01',

p. 405.)

-ej^ros,

,

, --

Cyparisseis, a city

on the coast of Messenia, later called
-or,

,

Cyparissus, a

litth;

Pho-

,

-oi's,

Lacrates,

a

Sjiartan,

01ym])ic victor. Adp-TTos,

, Lampus, a son

-01',

>s,

p. 399.)

Kivos,

,$, Laconian

397.)

-, , a gold coin of Cyzicus, equal to about $4.48, a Cyziccne. Strictly an adjective vith understood. -, , Cyzicus, an important city of Mysia, on the southern coast of the Propontis, -, . Cyme, a principal city of iEolis in Asia Minor. -, 6, Cynegirus, Kwc'Yctpos or an Atlicnian, who fought bravely at Marathon. -, , Cyniscus, a Spartan. (See

<5,

poetic form for Aas (see Xaas, p. 403), Las, an ancient city on the W. coast of Uw

Adas,

a stronghold in

Paphlagonia.

-,

-,

of

Laomedon.

of Lamjfsacus, lAimpsa-

ccnc.

, ,

Lampsacus, a fiouiishing -01', , on the Hellespont. -as, \, Laodamia, daughter of Bellerophon, and mother of Sarpedon. -7?s, 7}, Laodice, daughter of Priam.

€, Aa|i\|/aKOS,

,

city of Mysia,

5,

Laodocus, a Trojan, son of

-ov, c,

Antenor.

-,

6,

son of Laomedon,

i.

e,

Priau).

6,

fatlici•

, Laomedon, son of and king of Troy.

-o^ros,

of Priam,

-,

€5, , €5,

Ilus,

, Ljaurium,

a range of hills mines. Lwcrltiis, a suitor of Penel-

in the S. of Attica, celebrated for silver 6,

o])e.

AiovTtvs, -^ws,

,

,

-,

Leonteus, son of Coronus. Leontiades, leader of the

6,

Thebans

at Thermopylae. AiovTivos, -7), -ov, of Leontmi, in E. Sicily. AeovrLs, -5, , Lcontis, an Attic phyle. -, ol, the Leucadians, inhabitim.• Leucas, an island oflT the coast of Acanii.ni !

82J originally a promontory of the coast. The cliief city of the island was also called hciuias. AcvKos, -ov, 6, Lencus, a coniradc of Ulysses

,,

^$, -,

Ionic form of -, , Labotas, a king of Sparta. -ovTos, 6, Leon ; (1) a king of Sparta, grandfather of Leonidas (2) an Athenian, naLeobOtes.

, ',

,

;

tive of Sulaniis.

-

-,

Ionic and , Leonidas, king of Sparta, celebrated by his defence of Thermoi)yl;e.

-%, , Leoprepes, father of the Sinionides of Ceos. -01^, , Lethus, a Pelasgian prince, allied with Troy. -, b, Lcitus, a leader of the Ba30tians at Troy. (See p. 412.) -uos, , Lihys, a Spartan naval comnuinder. -, 6, Licijinnius, half-brother of Alcmene, the mother of Hercules. -as, , Lilcua, a town of Phocis, at the base of Mt. Parnassus, and the sources of the Cephisus. AivSos, -, , Lindus, a city on the E. coast

§,

])oet

5,

, |05,

^,

,

,

<5,

of Rhodes.

b,

-as,

,

-,

b,

Lycaonia, a region of Asia Minor, E. of Phrygia and N. of Cilicia.

, ,

Lycastiis, a

town of

Crete,

site uncertain. -ovos, b,

darus, of Zelea

-,

Lycdon

;

(1) father of

W. Asia Minor. -;, , Lycius

$, , ?,

Pan-

(2) son of Priam. oi, the Lycia'tis, inhabiting Lycia, ;

9,

in S.

-,

-, 8, , ?,

-as, , Magnesia, a long and nariow district of Thessaly, between Mts. Ossa and Pelium on the W. and the iEgean on the E. , Madptas, an important porttown of the Thracian Chersonesus, nearly opposite Abydus. -01', , the Moeander, a river of Phrygia and Caria, famed for its windings, and lluwing into the Icarian Sea near Miletus. -as, , poetic form Mceo-

,

,

nia, the country, or part of the countiy, afterwaids called Lydia, in Asia Minor. Maiovis, -t'Sos, , poetic form fein.

?,

-?, -, MmruAan.

adj.,

, ?, , ,

Mcesades,

b,

Thracian Seuthes.

poetic form

-ovos, b,

-,

and i\.ov
-Tos,

;

- --5,

at Tioy.

,

of the celebrated Athenian, Aristides (2) commander of cavalry in the service of the Thirty at Athens. b, Lysistratus, an Athenian soothsayer.

niaii

;

ol

Mccon,

son of

€-5 -?, €5, -,

ship-cai)tain.

Epaminondas, the Lycus, a river of Bithynia,

Howing into the Euxine near Heraclea. /fos,

]).

(See

poetic form -yos, -, b, Lycun/as, a king of the Prunes, a Thracian tribe, who was punished by the gods for his hostility to Bacchus.

, ?,

,

an ancient city of Crete, a little to the S. E. of Cnosus. /os, , Lycon, an Achajan, -01^,

Lyctus,

•-05, -, , Lyrncssus,

,

-, ,

a city of Troas.

Lysander, the celebrated S])artan general, contpieror of Athens. -$, b, Lys'icles, an Athenian, father of Abronichus. -, b, Lysimachiis ; (\) father

?,

-as,

noted

?, , ?,

Arcadia,

,

for

b. c.

Ionic form

Man-

impoitance in E. the vietoi-y and death of

362.

-es, ,

of Maiitinea, a Manti-

nea.n.

, -,

419.)

AvKTos,

MavTiveia,

,

the MacrOnes, a people in

oi,

tinea, a place of great military

b,

of

-as, , Macedonia, a country noi th of Greece pioper, and extending along the coast of the iEgean Sea from Thessaly to Thrace. or -, -ov, of Macestiis or Macislus, in S. Elis.

; (1) a Syracusan (2) an Athenian, a cavalry leader. -oi/s, , Lycoimdcs, an Athenian

-,

Haemon

TlKibes.

E. Pontus. ;

a Mceo-

Mce-oitians.

tlie

,

-ofos,

,

of the

father

dwelling to the

Darius

and

cian

I.,

oi,

tJif

Mardi,

mountaineers

the Caspian Sea. -, b, Mardonii(>i, son-in-law of and lieutenant of Xerxes, defeated S. of

September, B. n. 479. the Mariandyni, a ThraBithynia, on the coast of the

slain at Plata?a,

tribe

in

-,

-?, -,

oi,

Euxine.

,

flute-])layer in

named from the uider.

b,

Marsyas

Phrygia

-,

;

;

(2) a

(1)

a celebrated

Phrygian

river,

foregoing, tributary of the Mae

b, Maron, a Spartan tinguished himself at Thermopylae.

who

dis-

, ., ,

— MtSeta

822

-,

belonging

Maronite,

6,

to Maronea, a Grecian colony on the coast of Thrace to the E. of Abdera. -y}Tos, 6, liases, an ancient coast-city

<5,

in S. Argolis.

-

Mao-Kds, -a, , the Mascas, a tributary of the Euphrates in Mesopotamia. Also accented

-,

son of Mastor,

6,

i.

e.

Hali-

Megabyzus, a coniniou Per-

6,

name, also the otticial name of the priest or keeper of the temple of Diana at Ephesus. -ovtos, o, Megacrcon, a citizen of Abdera. -oi;s, , Majaphcrnes, a Persian sian

€€',

€€'5,

, ,

',

,

-Tjros,

Meyes, leader of the Dulichi-

-,

-$,

Megisfias, of Acarnania, a

6,

, Medeon, an

old

Ba'otian

',

near Lake Copais.

Medon, half-brother of -QVTos, 6, Ajax son of Oileus, and commander of the troops of Philoctetes at Troy during the latter's

?,

sickness. to

, €5,

,

a Methijdrian, belonging (See MeOudpiou, Arcadia.

-ews,

Methydrium

b,

in

p. 430.)

-vs,

thone, a city of

Mepoetic form 7), Magnesia in Thessaly, on the E.

,

coast of tlie PagasiEan Gulf.

, Melampus, supposed

-o5os,

to have been the first mortal possessing prophetic powers and practising tlie healing art. -ou, black-hot I omcd, an epithet of Hercules, implying manly Aagor; hence, perhaps from some fancied resemblance to the hero,

by the ancients

, ,

M.€\^'yos prea,

$,

a rock or

cliff

on Mt. Ano-

near Thermopyl?e. -Cou,

ol,

the Mclanditai,

a

Thra-

cian tribe.

-,

i.

e.

b,

Mentcs, king of the Taphians,

MevTwp, -opos, b. Mentor, a friend of Ulysses, intrusted by him, on his departure from Ithaca, with the care of his affairs. b, Menon, a Thessalian commander in the expedition of Cyrus the younger. -ov, b, son of Mermerics, i. e. llus. -OTTOS, , Merops, a prince of Percote on the Hellespont, and a celebrated soothsayer.

,

, ,-,

'-,

(See

435.)

p.

',

-ovs,

Mesthles, a leader of the

b,

-r)s, , Mespila, an ancient deserted of Mesojiotamia, probably the ruins of Nineeh, on the E. bank of the Tigiis, opposite

the modern Mosul. -$, , Messa, a city and haven on the S. W. coast of Laconia. -i5os, , Messeis, a fountain of Pheiie in Thessaly. district -as, , Messenia, the S. of Peloponnesus. the Mcssenians. -as, , Medea, a queen of Media. (Xen. Anal•., III. 4. 11.) -as, . Media, a country of Asia, lying between the Caspian Sea and the Tigris

'-,

-?,

, , ,

--,

, , -,

-,

, -, ',

-ov, b, Mr] eager, of Calydon, an and hunter.

-, ,

Meletus,

a partisan of the

Thirty at Athens. -as,

,

Melihoea,

a town on the

coast of Magnesia in The.ssaly. b, Menexenus, Meve'^cvos, pupil of Socrates.

-,

, , , ,

was originally

,

Meducus, a prince of the

b,

, a Mede -ov, b,

-e'ws,

-01',

b,

-, , ,

Mecisteus,

father

son of Mecisteus,

of i.

e.

,

Melohius, one of the Thirty

kc. Mtjovis, &c., see -01', , Meriunes, a Cretan hero,

friend of Idomeneus.

,

Plirygia, ness.

an Athenian,

it

see Me^wrr;.

at Athens.

', €5,

Medes

the Medes. ; ol Medosades, an ambassador of the Thracian prince Seuthes. -01',

M^Xas, p. 431.)

the

-avos,

,

Odrysa3 in Thrace.

Eui'valiis.

conmiander.

-, ,

to which against the erected.

Melas, a river flowing MeXas, 6, (See into tlu' Mnlian Gulf near Thermopylie.

,

-01»,

.

the wall of Media, exvalley. tending from the Tigris to the Euphrates, the northein boundary of Babylonia, as a defence

Euryalu.s.

,

son of Menoetiiis,

b,

friend of Ulysses.

AirJanthius, an Athenian

iEtolian hero

-,

Patroclus.

city

Troy.

soothsiiyer.

city,

Menesthes, a Greek, slain

Mieonians at Troy.

noble.

aiis at

,

-oi's,

-$,

therses.

-,

, , '-,

by Hector.

-,

famed

b,

Midas, an ancient king of his wealth and covetous-

fur

,

as, , Jlfidea, poetic form of an ancient Boeotian city of dis})uted site.

, , . , , , , , -, , , ^, —

-, ,

a Peisiaii Also writ-

Mithriddtes,

younger Cyrus.

noble, friend of the

ten

-,

Milesian, of Miletus. -01', Miletits ; (1) a flourishing city, the southernmost in Ionia (2) an ancient town on the N. coast of Crete. -ov, Miltiades, an Athenian, 6, sou of Cimon, victor at Marathon. -ios,

-ov,

,

;

-,

Miltticythes,

6,

a

Thra-

cian.

, ,

-eovs,

Ntov

€5,

more correctly

',

and

-,

6,

Mnesilochus, one of the

Thirty at Athens. -ov,

6,

MnesiphUus, an Athe-

nian, whose good counsel contributed to the victory at Salamis. Mo
-^,

enes.

--qs,

Mycale,

i],

promontory on the Ionian

<(05, -, ,

and

opposi*^e Sa-

Mycalcsstis, a city in E.

Boeotia, near the Euripus.

-,

-7?s, , Mycene, a daughte•• of Inachus the founder of Argos. See al.;o

p. 454.

Myites, husband of Brisei's. later ibrm a coast city of Syria, on the borders 0,

-ov,

,

,

of Cilicia.

"€.,

--qs, or , poetic form of Myrlna, daughter of Teucer, and wife of Dardanus. -, , Myrsinus, probably in X.

(, Elis.

-,

an

Athenian,

Ncontichus (as it were, NewThrace on the coast of the

TO,

-ou,

Mysian

;

ol

,

inhabiting My.sia, the N. Asia Minor.

sians,

-,

W.

b,

son of Nestor,

e.

i.

Anti-

luchus.

,

-',

b,

king of Pylus, in wisdom,

A'c.stor,

distinguished

for bravery,

elo([uence.

-%,

-, also Newva, Neon, a town of Piiocis, at the foot of Tithorea, one of the peaks of Mt. Parnassus,

, ,

-%,

hi(av, , N'cmi, of the 10,000 Greeks.

-;,

, ,

a spur of Mt.

a Spartan connnander

,

Neium, a mountain of Ithaca, Neritum see ;

-ov,

soil oj N^eleus,

i.

, , , , ,

a mountain

coast,

mos.

W.

Neoclcs,

b,

castle), a fortress of

Thirty at Athens.

Myriandus,

Spartan

a

father of Tliemistocles.

Messenia,

-T^Tos,

Naudldas,

b,

-, , JVaupactus, a town of the Locri Ozohe, just inside the entrance of the ('(uinLhian Gulf, once the best harbor on its northein coast.

Mijtilme, a nourishing connuercial city on the E. side of the ishuul Lesbos. -ov, b, MiiesUhtdes, one of the

, ,,

-a,

epiiur.

Proi)ontis.

-, ,

, , , , ,

82

^-.

of Neleus ; e. Nestor.

,

the

,

-, Nerltum, a mountain in the northern part of Ithaca. -;, , Nicander, a Spartan. -ov, b, Nicarchus, an Arcadian. -, b, Niceratus, an Athenian, son of the iioted general Nicias. -ov, b, Nicias, an Athenian, distinguished as a military commander in the Peloponnesian war. Nicomachus, an Gitiean. Nicostratus, an Athenian in the cavalry force of the Thirty Tyrants. b, Nircus, of Syme, next to Achilles the handsomest of the Greeks at Troy, but feeble. Ntora, -7??, , Nisa, mentioned by Homer, in connection with Bceotian localities, but of un-ov, b,

-, b,

€5, -,

, ,

known

site.

-ay,

,

Niscea, the port of Megara, on

the Saronic Gnlf. tlie

My-

district of

-ov, N'isceini. The Nisa-an horses, so (tailed, were bred on the Nisjean ])lain, a district in the highlands of Media.

<, |, -, , -, ,

, , -*,

among

Iplutus.

, -

Cnidus (2)

,

Nastes, leader of the Carians

at Troy.

-,

b,

son of Naubolus,

i.

e.

-;, Nisynts, a small island the SjK^rades, S. E. of Cos, and S. W. of in Caria.

b,

an Itliacan.

(See

Noemon

;

p.

(1) a Lycian 466.)

;

Noinion, a Carian chief. understood), -, ]ioetie forjn foi• Nysocum, a mountain in Thrace, where Ijacchus was worshi])ped. -ovo'i,

(o/
b,

,

)

'<.\^ —

824

,", §, 5,

-, .

^9,

^ , a

-eovs,

Acliseaii,

of the 10,000 Greeks on

commander

tlieir

,

river of Lycia \i.

,

Xanthvp])e, wife of Socrates. (2) a ; (1) a Tiojan (See (3) a stream in the Troad.

-7?s,

-ov, 6, ;

XantJms

,

470.)

~,

;

Xcnias, an Arcadian commander in the expedition of the yonnger Cyrns. son of CJryllns, , the celeljiated Greek author. -01', , Xerxes, son of Darius I., king

^cvias,

b,

^, -$,

',

of Persia.

, ,

*0'$,

<5, -,

an Odrysimi ;

6,

61

the Odri/s'iaus, a people of Thrace,

, 9,

Hebrus.

€8,

-, , Ol/cus, a

O'iXiiis,

of

Ajax the

Olvivs,

tlie

-, ,

-$, ,

.9071

Tydeus. king of Calydon in

of (Eneus,

CEneiis,

1.

e.

^Etolia.

-ov, 6,

GiJnomaits, a Greek, slain at

Troy.

-ov, c,

son of

(,

nus.

,

i.

;

ol

(same as the AivLaves, which

,

,

05,

-%.

417.) -eos,

,

Orges, a Thasian. Oresbius, a Bceotian, of ilyle. Orestes; (1) son of Agamem-

-, . -, 6,

non, and the slayer of his mother Clytsemnes(2) a Gn ek, slain at Troy. -7?s, 7], Orthe, a town of the Perrhiebi in N. Thessaly. -01', Ormenium, an old Thessalian town, of uncertain site.

", ,',

tra

;

,

-,

ai, poetic form for Opveai, Ontea-, a city in the westein part of Argolis. 'OpovTas, -a and -ov, , Oraiitas, satrap of

Armenia.

-,

Orontes,

6,

a Persian noble,

The same name

executed by Cyrus the younger. as the preceding.

-, ,

-, ,', .€, , Phere

ill

OrsiJuchus, the

name both

and the son of Diodes, king

of

Messenia.

Orsiphantus, a Spartan. of Orehomenus ; oi 'Op-

-ov, 6,

-,

-ov,

/he Orchomenians.

|€05,

-,

of the Miiiyaj in

Hele-

N.

Orehomenus;

6,

W.

Bceotia

;

a city in E.

(1)

(2) a city

see),

(,

-77s, , Ossa, the home of the Centaurs, a mountain in Thessaly, on the coast of Magnesia, with Mt. Peliuni on the south and Mt. Olymjtus on the north, from which last the river Peneus separates it by the vale of Tempe. -, , Otdnes, a Persian. -e'ws, 0, Otrens, a Phrygian prince. Ucalegou, one of the -oj^tos, 0,

, , ',

,

elders of Troy.

-

-, , -,

,

V€lOV. -tos,

-,

-,

-,

c,

-

OphcJtius, a Trojan. Ophrynmm., a small

in the nortli of Troas.

-

*<-,

contr. form 'Oirovs,

Arcadia.

e.

the (EUeinhabiting (Etica, a name applied to that part of Thessnly a famous moun which contains Mt. (Eta tain ridge dividing Loeris, Doris, and .Etolia, on the south, from Thessaly on the north). OiTvXos, -ov, d, CEf.pfus, a Laconian town on the K. side of the Messenian Gulf. ^5, , an CEchalian. from (Echalia, a city in W. Thessaly on the Peneus. (Iliad, IL 596 and 730, refer to the same city. Olizon, a city on the S. /os. ), coast of Magnesia in Thessaly, opposite Artemisium in Euboea. -oiOS, 7}, Oloosson, a city of Perrhsebia in N. Thessaly. -, -ov, of OhpUhus, a Macedonian city at the head of the Toronaic Gulf ; ol Ou>i, the Olynthians. O'lTttios, -a, -ov, (Elcean

rr.ns

p.

of the father

Less.

5,

,", ,

river

Locrian king, father

the Onochonus, a river of

6,

,

-evTos,

, ,,

on

Onetes, a Carystiaii.

-,

Opus, the chief town of the Eastern (Opuntian) Locrian s. -, -ov, of Opus, Optmtian. (See

,

-, 6, Oncheshis, a Boeotian city, near Lake C-0[>ais. *08ios, -ov, 0, Odius, a chief of the Halizones, and ally of Priam.

(See

poet.

Thes-saly.

retreat.

WdvGos,

,

-ov,

, Xanthichs, an

Homer, the great

486.)

p.

Otherwise written

town

Ocheshis, an /Etolian.

ai, Pagasw, a port of Magnesia Thessaly, at the head of the Pagasai-an Gulf, where Jason built the Argo.

in

;

,

riatai^teus

—

S25

, €-8, -,

-€$, 6, Pocanian, a resi(l(!iit of the Attic deiiie Pajaiiia, on the E. side of Mt. Hymt'ttus. Ilaiovis, -wl•-, oi, the Pceonians. -as, , Pceonia, the countiy iiiliahited by tlie Pieoiiiaiis, ou the rivers Axius and StryMacenioii, iiic.liuU'd in the later boundaries

ncipiOoos, -01;, 6, Pirithous, of Larissa in Thessaly, one of the Lapithae. -, , Piroics, a leader of the Thracians in alliance with Ti'oy. -, , so7i of Pisenor, i. e. Ops. -o/)os, 0, Pisenor, a herald, of Ithaca. -, , a son of Pisistratus

donia and Thi'ace.

ol

, . , €5, , 5, ^, , , Ilaicros, see

-ovs, , Palaviedcs, of Eubcea, ingenious inventions. , a Pallcninii, a resident of PaUene, a ceh?brated Attic deme. -ovos, o, Pammon, a Scyrian. -, , PanrcUus, a Tenian ship-

famed

for his

captain.

-,

(See

p.

516.)

Pniddrus, commander of the Zeleans, in alliance with Troy. -;, , Panfhous, one of the elders -ov, 6,

, , , ,

of Troy. Xlavoircis, Pan opens.

-e'wi',

-,

6,

the

, Pmopcus,

a city of Phocis

;

€'8,

-,

-,

\^^/5,

, 5,-,

rius II., aiul

17,

Prrr-i/satis,

wife of Da-

mother of Artaxerxes

, , ,

II.

and Cv-

rus the younger.

,

Pasion, a ]\Iegarean, a general in Cyrus's expedition against Artaxerxes. , Pategyns, a Per.sian, attached to Cyrus the younger.

-, ,

Patiramphes, charioteer

of Xerxes.

IlaviravLas, Sparta.

-, ,

Pausanioji,

a

king of

maeus.

-01',

€€5,

;

6, of Pcllcnc, a Pellcnian. PcUene, near the Corinthian Gulf in K. E. Achaia. at, Pcltce, a city of Phrygia.

-ews,

poetic form for

see.

-,

,

-6v, Puphlaifdiiiitii.

6wt of Pirwas,

,

-,

i.

e.

Ptole-

^,

Pergamum ;

,

which

(1) the acro-

on a hill to the S. E. of the a branch of Mt. Ida (2) also called , a city in S. W. Mysia. polis of Troy,

;

-,

city,

son of Pergasus,

i. e.

the Pcrinthians. PerinfMis, a flourishing of Thrace, on the Propontis.

town

6,

Deicoon.

-,

ne'pivGos,

oi,

-, ,

€5, €•5>

-avTos, 6, Pertphrts,

an yEtolian.

of Percote, Pcrcosian. Percdte, a city of Mysia, on

-a, -ov,

-r)s,

,

the Hellespont.

oi,

the Pcrrhrnhinns, inhabit-

ing Perrhtebia, the northern district of Thessaly.

6€5,

-, 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 -Qivos, , Pctcon, a town in Bceotia of uncertain site.

^.

€€,

, ,

€€5, -

and

-,

,

Pctcus, father of

Me-

nestheus.

-,

,

Paphlaf/onia, a country of Asia Minor, on the Kuxine, between Pontiis and Pithynia. -as,

ۤ,

, , , , ', -, , , ,

-, -5,

-,

a Parrlmsian.

-ov,

-t5os,

-,

strictly,

€--5, ,

-,

€8,

,

-,

Pisistratidoe,

-7?s, 7],

Spartan, mentioned with Aristodemus as surviving Thennopyhe. IlapOeviov, -, Parthcniam ; (1) a mountain between Arcadia and Argolis (2) a citv in S. W. Mysia. -01», 6, the Parthcnius, a river in W. Paphlagonia. (See irap9evio$, p. 533.) oi, the mhnbitants of Pariitm. -017, TO, Parium, a city of Mysia, on the Propontis, near the mouth of the Hellespont. Hapis, -t5os and -ios, Paris, son of Priam, whose seduction of Helen led to the Trojan war. (See p. 32.) -as, , Parrhasia, a district and town, in S. W. Arcadia.

(, -,

the

only Hippias and Hipparchus, but in a wider sense, Hippias and his party. , Pisistratus, tyrant of Athens. 6, Pison, one of the Thirty at Athens. -ovTos, 6, Pelagon ; (1) a Pylian, follower of Nestor (2) a Lycian, friend of Sarpedon. HeXias, -ou, d, Pclias, half-uncle to Jason, whom he compelled to undertake the Argonautic expedition.

Panopcans, inhabiting

near the Bceotian frontier. -ov,6,

--, --,

al, Pegce, literally, the

town of Megaris on

Springs, a

Corinthian Gulf. -, 6, Pedceus, son of Antenoi•. -os, -, , Pedasus, son of Bucolion. -01', -, Pedas^us, a city of Troas. -ov, 0, the Peneus, the chief river of Thessaly, through the center of which it Hows,

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emptying into the Thermaic Gulf between Mts. Ossa and. Olympus.

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-, , Peneleus, a leader of the Boeotians before Troy, -as, , Pcrea, a region of Thessaly. --qros, 6, Figres, an interpreter in the service of tJie younger Cyrus. -ov, o, FidUtcs, of Pereote. -as, ?7, Plena, 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 pait of Thrace. -, , a Pisidian, inhabiting Pisidia which lay between Phrygia and Pamphylia. IIiT0€iJS, -s, 0, Pilthcus, king of Trrezen, grandfather of Theseus. -as, , Pityea, a city of Mysia on the S. W. coast of the Propontis. -, , PIkcus, a mountain of Mysia, at the foot of which Thebe was said to have

€, 5,

, €,

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been situated.

-'$, , Plato, the son of Ariston, the celebrated Athenian philosopher. -Cuvos, , Pleurmi, an old city in S. W. ^Etolia, in the plain betAveen the Achelous and the Evenus. -ov, 6, PodaUrius, a Thessalian chief, son of ^'Esculapius, and surgeon to the Greeks at Troy. 'ovs, 0, Podarccs, a Thessalian chief in the expedition against Troy. (See )). 567.) -01', , Pollfcs, son of Priam. (See TToXtTTJS, ]l. )71.) -ov, 6, Polyarches, one of the

6$,

, ,

, , , $, , , , ,

<$,

Thirty at Athens.

Pohjas, a Greek scout at Arte-

-ov, 6,

5,

^ , ,

-ov, 6, PolyjKjcl.cs, one of the Thessalian chiefs in the war against Troy. d, Polystrdtas, an Athenian. -ov, o, Polyjyliemus ; (1) of the Thessalian Larissa, one of the Lapithaj, and an Argonaut (2) son of Neptune, a Cyclops. (See p. 576.) -ov, d. Polyphonies, a Theban

-,-',

, , , , ,, , , , , , , -, ;

•€,

chief.

-ov, d,

Mos,

jt.

-ov,

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(See

Spai'ta.

also

Fohjhus, an Ithacan. Polydorus, a king of d, p. 572.) -ov, , Polyldus, a

captain

$,

among

\\w.

,

Pnlycrales, an

10,000 Greeks.

Athenian

(See

;-

573.)

]).

-ov,

ۤ,

6,

PnlycrViLS, of iEgina, a

braA'c sliip-c;v]itain. tlie

king

lit

-OPS, 6,

'I'hcbcs. -OP,

Polynlces, son of Gi(li])us (See TroXi'j/et/fTjs, p. 574.)

0,

I'dhjnlcns,

a

Lact'da'-

, ,

, ,

memnon's

,

;

charioteer, -a,

Polyxenus, commander-in-chief of the Epei before Troy. (See iroXu^evos, p. 574.)

Pythagoras, a Lacedfein the service of

',

Cyrus the younger. -ov,

S,

Pytlieas, of iEgina,

a

brave

ship-captain.

-ov, d,

Pythodorus, an Athenian

arch on.

-ops, d, PylcRraencs, a chief of the Pajthlagoniai.s, allied with Troy. -, 6, Py/a'vs, an ally of the Trojans fioni Larissa on the coast of iEolis near

Cyme.

(See TrvXaws, -r?s,

lia, site

p.

,

p.

618.)

Pijlene, a

town of

S.

W. MXo-

unknown. -/',

-ov, 6,

Eurymedon.

6,

monian with a naval command

moiiiaii.

Ionic form for

(See Wpia•

-opos, d, Prothoenor, a leader of the Bicotians before Troy. -01', 6, Prothous, chief of the Magnesians before Troy. -01', d, Praius, king of Tiryns. contracted iVom -eoi-s, d, Proclcs, a descendant of Deniaratus king of Sparta, and ruler of a ]ietty princ pality in \V. Mysia. -ov, 6, Proxenus, a Bffiotian, one of the generals in Cyrus's expedition. (See uos, ]). 594.) -ios and -l5os, d, Prylanis, a Ly(See irpUTauis, p. 613.) cian. -;, d, Profesilaus, a Thessalian chief, the first of the Greeks slain at Troy. -7/s, 7], Protc, a small island off the W. coast of Messenia. -, Pteleum ; (1) a coast town of Phthiotis, in S. E. Thessaly (2) a town in S. Messenia, sifee unknown. -ov, 6, Ptolemoius, father of Aga-

Troj;)!!.

-ops,

smi of Priam.

584.)

, ', , , , , ,, 6,

see

-ov, 6, the Praciiufi, a small river of Troas flowing from Mt. Ida into the Hellespont, near Pereote.

misium.

-,

poetic form for

p. 579.

,

till'.

Piflians.

(See

TlvXos,

618.)

-ov, d, Pt/rcjchmefi,

Pseonians in alliance with Troy.

a leader of the

—

, 5,

at

, , Mallus

, ,

-, ,

I)iinci))al rivers

the Fijramus, one of the of Asia Minor, reaching the sea

also

-os,

Fyrasus,

, -, , ,

of

tain.

Diana

-$,

9,

,

Pdijon, the harlx)r of

a

, Pol us,

-Of,

commander.

(See

a Lace(Ueinonian naval p. 621.)

?,

son of Selepius,

-ov, o,

-ouvtos,

Tnezen

in S. K. Argolis.

Sclayus, of Paisus, father of i.

e.

Eu-

enus.

hessaly. a coast-eity of Phtliiotis, in S. K. , Fijrvhids, an Arcadian cap-

-,

,

-ov,

Amphius.

in Cilicia.

-, ,

827

lilis

;

6,

(2) a river

/he Scllnits

;

(1) a river

llowing by the temple of

at Ephesus.

,

-as,

Sdla.sia, a city of Laconi;•,

N. of Sparta.

liliie to tJM'

-evTos, o, the Sclleis

(1) a river of

, , , ;

between the I'eneus and the Alpheus

Elis,

,

(2) a river of Tioas.

Scuthcs, a king of the Odrysae

-ov, o,

in Tluace.

',

(See peWpov, p. 623.) E. coast of Ithaca. -r}S, , lihene, a nym]ih, wife of Oileus. Rhipc, an Arcadian town, of -$,

also written -as, , a Thracian city on the Propontis, between Byzantium and Peiinthus. . Sepias, a promontory of Magnesia, foi'iuing the S. E. extremity of tlie Thessalian coast. -ov, d, flie Sesaiiras, a small river in the W. part of P
doubtful

toe les.

Set yuibria,

-vos, 6, Ilhadamanthys, 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. -01', , IxhatJuncs, a Persian, gen-

'8,

',

eral

under Pharnabazus,

-,

', ',

BliVhruvi, a harbor on the

,

',

locality

TO,

site. -01',

TO,

Rlujtiuin,

a city of Crete,

unknown.

',-', ,

Rhoparas, satrap of Babylon.

, ,

-ov, 6, the Sdngarius, one of the principal rivers of Asia Minor, llowing through Bithynia into the Euxine. ol, the Sacos, a nomadic race inhabiting the N. E. frontier of the Persian em-

-,

])ire,

in

what

.

is

Turkestan

;

sometimes

used as a general term to denote Scythians of

all

-,

, , -, ,

-, ,

Si/anus;

(1)

an Ambraciot

soothsayer among tlie 10,000 Greeks (2) a soldier in the same army from Macistus in Elis. -ov, , Simviias, of Thebes, a friend and pupil of Socrates. -ov, , Sivioisiics, a Trojan. -ov, a, Simonldcs, of Ceos, a celebrated iyric [joet. -$, 6, a, Sinopean, inhabiting Sinope, in Paphlagonia, the most ini))ortant of the Greek colonies on the coast of the Euxine. -60S, 7/, Siris, a city of Pieonia, E. of the Srrymon. -ov, 6, Sitaic/s, a name of several Thracian kings; also, the Sitalcas, a warlike ;

, , , ,

, ,

song.

tribes.

-,

Salmydcfisvs, a town of Thrace, on the coast of the Euxine. -, , S'amulas, an Achaean among the 10,0(10 Cyrean Greeks. -vs, . Sane, situated on the isthmus through which Xerxes dug his canal to avoid coasting round the peninsula of Acte. (Tiros,

6,

()5,

,

, ,

-,

,

6,

see ^apos.

,

Satniois, a small I'iver of southern Troas, rising in Mt. Ida, ami (lowing west into the ^Egiean Sea. -eiros,

tlic

-ov, 6, (1) a, Satyr, see p. 630 (2) Satyrufi, chief of the Eleven at Athens ; see eV-

€,

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-?,

II. p.

;

223.

-%,

near

tlie

Also

.

Sit 'ace, a city of Babylonia, of the Tigris. -ov, . S<:a,m.rt.ndrius, a Trojan. of Heetor. (See

W. bank

th(!

son

, \,

$,

p. 637.)

-s,

the Malian lh(i S.

,

Scarphe, a Locrian town near

(iulf.

-ov, -, Scia/hits, a small island off extremity of xMagnesian Thessaly.

,

-ovfTos,

,

Scilhis,

wheic Xeuojdion lived nii)re than twenty year.s. I'dis,

-toos,

"Scironian Road

"

in

a

town of

S.

comfortable exile

fem. adj., Scironian. Tlie was a rugged mountain road

, ^'< , , —

828

, , ,

along the coast froin Megara to Corinth, so saj^s tradition, from a dreaded bandit,

called,

p. 638.) Scionean, of Scione, the chief city on the peninsula Pallene in S. Macedonia. -Qu, oi, the Scythmi, a barbarian tribe on the frontieivs of Pontus and Armenia. -, 6, Sojllias, a diver of Scione. -, -ov, Scyrian, of Scijros. (See Z/iOpos, p. 642.) -01', 6, Scolus, a town of S. Boeotia, (See not far from Thebes. p. 642.) -7/Tos, 6, Smicres, an Arcadian com-

Sciron.

(See

-,

-ov,

8, 05,

, ?, ,

mander.

,

Soli,

an important coast-town

/^?, .01., -, , (he (See

p.

643.)

So/priti,

€$,

a

Boeotian city,

p. 687.)

, Sosicts, of Syracuse, comdivision of the Greeks in Cyrus's expedition against his biOther. -ovs, , Sosimencs, a Tenian. -ov,

-'?,

(or -as), -ov,

6,

Soterides, of Sicyon,

one of the 10,000 Greeks.

, ,

'?,

ancient inhabi-

, ,

younger.

memnon.

-ov,

, , , ,,

6,

contracted from

Sophocles,

0,

(see

one of the Thirty at

Athens.

-, 6, Spifhriddtes, a Persian, general under Pharnabazus. -ov, o, S/csagoras, grandfather of Miltiades. -01', Ionic form 6, Sfrs-ihlvs, a commander of the AthenLans at

-5,

-ۤ,

,

Marathon.

,

Ionic form for Strritin, an old Arcadian tow-n of unknown -77?,

-eovs,

Stratoclcs,

6,

of the cori)s of slingcrs in

, , 5,

site.

commander

the retreat of the

, , , , ,

o,

for

an inegularly formed son of Talaus,

i.

e.

Talthyhhis, herald of Aga-

-ov, 6,

-, 6, Tamos, of ^lemphis in Egypt, governor of Ionia, and subsequently commander of the fleet of Cyrus. -, oi, (he Taochi, a tribe in N. Armenia. -, , Tame, a Mseonian town, site unknown.

(£, Cydnus,

stis,

cia,

and

oftener -os, -ov, , Tarthe ancient capital of Ciliand later noted for commerce and learning, as the birthplace of St. Paul. Ta7'phe, an old town of Lo-7?s, -, -Cjv,

oi,

on the

cris.

-,

oi,

, ,,

TapMa77S, a race of sea-

the

men and

10,000.

-, , -,

Sfrophi7/s, a Trojan. -ov,

§,

of Stymphdlvs,

phnl ian.

Ionic form

Sfym-

-ov, 6

and

Stymphdhts, the name of a town, district, mountain, lake, and \\\ex in N. E. Arcadia. -, Sfyra, a city on the S. W.

,

,-

coast of Euba-a, neaih' opposite the rathon in Attica.

bay of Ma-

,

Sfyrian, inhabiting Styra. -wfos, , Styphon, a Spartan commander, son of Pharax (or Charax). or -los, , Sycnnesis, a common name of the kings of Cilicia. Si/we, a small island situated between Pkhodes and the Carian ])eninsnla of

-es,

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Talmmhies, a Mseonian

-ovs, 6,

-ov,

patronymic Adrastus.

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Schcenus,

(See

manding a

Sophccnetus, an Arcadian, one of the Greek generals of Cyrus the

643),

$,

,

-ov,

near Thebes.

prince.

tants of Lycia.

p.

Schedius, a chief of the Pho-

$,

-, ,

of Cilicia.

,

-ov,

cians at Troy.

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,

Sphicfcria, a long narrow island enclosing the bay of Pylus on the W. coast of Messenia. -as,

pirates anciently inhabiting a group of small islands, lying between Acarnania and Leucas, the largest of which was Ta0os.

-Cuvos, , Tcldmmi, son of ^acus, father of Ajax, and king of Salamis. (See Te\ap. 696.) -, -ov, Telo^monian. (Xen. Anal•., IV. 4. 15) for

,-,

, , which

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see.

,

-77s,

Trmese, probably a place in Taphians went for copper. Tcvedus, an island off the

Cy]irus, whither the -ov,

, ,

,

coast of Troas. -6vos,

,

6,

Tcnfhredon, a chief in

Magnesian Thessaly.

-^,

])U])il

d,

Terpsion,

of Megara,

a

of Socrates. -as,

,

district in \V. ]My.sia,

Axylus.

-ov,

Teuthrania, a city and about the river Caicus. i. e, 6, son of Teuthras,

—

, ,

T€v0pas, -avTos, 6, TciUhras, a Greek from Magnesia, slain at Troy. -ov, 6, son of Teutaimis, i. e. Lethns. -, 6, the Teleboas, a river of Armenia, tributary to the Euphrates. (See

€8,

9,

€-

p. 703.)

.65, Temeniuni,

, , ,

,

king of Sparta. beU)nging to Argolis, at the upi)er end of the

-01',

Telechis, a

a

-ov, 6,

in

, ,

Argolic Gulf.

next

S.

-,

-ov,

,

of Teuus, one of the Gyclades, ;

-as,

?'/,

Zelea.

-,

and

-ovs

OdrysiB in Thrace, and

-,

6,

5,

W

king of the

fatlier of Sitalcas.

Tibareni, a people of

the

oi,

Teres,

Pontus on the coast of the Eu.xine. -iSos, 6, the Tigris, -$, and rising in Armenia, and, after uniting witli the

',

Euplirates, flowing into the Persian Gulf. Tithorea, one of the summits -as, of Mt. Parnassus ; also a fortress lower down

,

-,

the mountain.

Timasion, a Dardanian,

-wvos, 6,

one of the generals

who

directed the retreat of

the 10,000.

,(€05,

$, , ?,?

-ov,

,

Timesitheus, a citizen of

Trapezus.

enemy

-ov, 6,

Timodemus, of Athens, an

of Themistocles.

-Is, , Timon,

a citizen of Delphi. Tirihdzus, a Persian satrap. -vvOos, 7], Tiryns, in Argolis, near the head of the Argolic Gulf, one of the oldest Greek cities, and now celebrated for its massive ruins. -ovs, , Tissaphcrnes, a distinguished Persian, satrap of Lydia. Ttravos, -01', , Titanus, a mountain of Thessaly not far from the junction of the Peneus and (See TiraiOS, p. 707.) the Enipeus. -, 6, the Titaresius, a river draining N. Thessaly, and flowing into the

Tup

,

-ov, 6,

-,

, , , , , , ,

Peneus.

W.

Caria.

-,

oi,

the

Tranipsoc, a Thracian

€.8,

tribe, iioithward

from Byzantium. -, -ov, of Trapezus

the Trapezuntians.

;

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-01',

Trechus, a

Greek,

slain

at

Troy.

^s,

,

Tricca, an ancient city in

W.

-y)vos, i], Trozzen, in the S. E. extremity of Argolis, one of the oldest and most important Greek cities. -, -ov, Trmzenian. -01', 6, son of Tydeus, i. e. Diomedcs. Tvpiaeiov, -01', Tyriaeuyn, a towai in E, Phrygia, near the frontier of Lycaonia. -ovs, 7], Tyro, daughter of Salmoneus, and wife of Cretheus.

5, €$, ,

,

,

-as, , Hy
'78,

5,

-ovs,

6,

Hydarnes, commander of

the division of Xerxes' army called "the Immortals." -s, 7], Hyle, a little town of Boeotia, on Lake Hylica. (See p. 72.5.) "YWos, -ov, 6, Hyllus, son of Hercules, to whom the Spartan kings traced their lineage. -oiOS, 6, Hyplron, a Trojan chief. -oi's, , Hyperanthes, a son of Darius I. 'Yiri'pcia, -as, , Hyperea, a fountain with the surrounding district, in Thessaly. -s, , Hyperesia, a city of Achaia, near the coast of the Corinthian Gulf, the later

",

, -,

\,

€,

, ,

iEgira.

,

Tlepolemus, son of Hercules, led the forces of Rhodes to Troy. -ov, 6, Tmolus, a mountain range of Lydia, south of Sardis. -ov, 6, Tohnidcs, a herald in the service of (Jyrus the younger, -, -ov, of Torone, Toronean. -, , Torone, a city of Macedonia, on the Toronean Gulf, on the S. W. coast of the peninsula of Sithonia. -^, ai, Trallis, a wealthy city in

N.

,

829

Thessaly.

thr. Tenians. AnJrus oi Term, a mountain in N.

E. of

Mysia near

Tciiieiii/e,

',

-01',

-,

ai, Hypothehce, a city of Boeotia, either the later Potnise, 10 stadia south of Thebes, or Lower Thebes in distinction from

, , , 8,

the citadel.

-as,

,

Hyria, a Boeotian town near

Aulis.

-, -ov, of Rrjrcania, a country boideriug the Caspian Sea on the S. and S. E. ol tlie Hyrcanians. -7?s, , Hyrmine, a town of the Epei on the W. coast of Elis. -01', , son of Hyrtacus, i.e. Asius.

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-;,

Rypsenor, a Trojan.

Phocdrias, one of the Thirty

?,

5, 5 , , , , , -$,

chief, pupil of

,

?,

, , Darius

of

-,

of high character, satrap of Bithynia.

-,

the Phasidni, dwelling near

ol,

(See aLS, p. 72.) -ov, , Phidippidcs, n\\ Athenian

the river Phasis.

ۥ75,

courier.

€70$,

-ov,

6,

Phidip2nis,

grandson of

Hercules, a leader in the Trojan war of (li-eeks from Nisyrus, and other islands S. W. of Caria. , Phldon, one of the Thirty at

-$,

Athens.

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and

6

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Phaieus, a town of N.

€, -, ,

Pherce., a town of E. Thessaly, near the port of Pagasse on the Pagastean Gulf. -ov, 0, Phcrcdus, said to liave built

€'€5,

the ship in which Paris carried olV Helen. -e'ws, 0, Phegrus, a Trojan warrior. -ov, 6, Pheviius, a famous minstrel of Ithaca. -Tjs, ri, Phere, anciently the chief town in the southern Messenian ])lain, on the coast Also written of the Messenian Gulf.

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for

dcscnidanf, of P/ieres, son. ilpos, TO,

i.

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,

-ov,

Ad met us,

,

son

or

his grand-

a mountain near Miletus,

of

1.

-ov, 6,

Phroni'us, an Ithacan, father

-as, -,

Phrygia, the region

Noemon.

-^

,

in

Asia

;

!

, ,

Minor, including Troas, with the countiy adjacent to the Hellespont and the neighboring coast of the Propontis. -;, , Phryniscus, an Achaean with a command in the army of the 10,000 Greeks. -TjS, , Phylacc, a oity of Phthiotis (See in Thessaly, at the N. foot of Mt. Othrys.

,,-,, 5, €5, , , ,

Arcadia.

, .

o,

Minor inhabited by the (see p. 769). In Homer this was about the Ascanian Lake in the W. of the later Bithynia, and on the banks The Phrygia of aftei times of the Sangarius. was distinguished into Phrygia Major, lying between Bithynia and Pam})hylia, and Phrygia

Pharnahdzus, a Persian

6,

-ovvTos,

-ias,

Laconia.

-,

archei-.

-ov, 0,

-, , ])p.

PhaJinus, a Greek of Zacyn-

Plwnagoras, of Carystus. 6, Pharax, a Spartan. Pilaris, an old city in central

7],

a Thessalian

Philoctetes,

of PhliiLS, Phliosian. Phlius, an imlejtendent city in N. E. Peloponnesus, whose territoiy lay between Sicyonia on the north and Aigolis on the south. -Ikos, 0, flic Phmnvx, a tributary of tlie Asopus, 15 stadia fioni Therniopylai. (Sv'e

-ov, 6,

-aKos,

6,

Hercules and a renowned

-ios, -a, -ov,

thus in the service of Tissa}>hernes.

-los,

-;,

-$,

of Italy.

coast of Crete.

,

,

Philolaus, a distinguished teacher of the Pythagorsean philosophy, a native

Phcedon, of Elis, a disciple of Socrates, and the founder of a school of phih)^ophy. -ov, o, Phoedonulcs or or Phrcdondas, a fiiend of Soc]'at(>s. -070?, , Phoenops, son of Asius of Abydus, and friend of Hector. -01/, , Phcestics, of Tarne in Majonia, an ally of the Trojnns. -ov, 71, Phccstus, a city near the S. -ov, 6,

(See.

the inhabitants of in S. Thessaly. ol the Achceans of Phthietis, so called in distinction from the Achicans of the Peloponnesus. -ovos, or , Phitaon, brother of King Gorgus of Salamis in Cyprus. -;, 6, Philcsius, one of the generals of the 10,000 Greeks on their retreat.

Athens.

$, (8, 5,

756.)

(or

1.

-opos, 6,

\ ' ^^-

perhaps the mount of pine-cones.

->, ai, Hysice, a town of Boeotia, at the northern foot of Mt. Cithyeron. -eos and. -ov, 6, Hystaspes, father ot

' , , , ?,

p.

770.)

son of Phylacus,

i.

e.

Iphiclus.

Phylacus ; (1) the supposed founder of Phylace (2) a Trojan warrior; (3) a Delphian hero. -ov, 6, son of Phyleiis, i. e. Meges. -?, 6, Phyleiis, son of Augeas the king of Elis. -]%, , Phyle, an Attie. deme, and a strong foriress on the B
IVoni Tiiebes to

-Kos,

-01',

d,

;

Athens. the Physcus, a river of Assyria

0,

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